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Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1850-12-06
OnSlOw County.

The December Term of the Court of Pleas and
Quarter Sessions for Onslow county, assembled on
Monday last at Jacksonville Owing to the inclcmen
cy of the weather. the attendance but small and
most of the cases on docket were continued We re-
greet to learn that since the last term of the Court
It's excellent and worthy Chairman, DANL AMBROSE
Esq, has been removed by death from amid the
scenes of his useful and exemplary life WILLIAMS
HUMrHREY, Esq, was elected his successor. On mo-
ton of D. w. SANDERS Esq. the following resOlu-
tions were unanimously adopted by the Court:
Inasmuch as it has appeared good to tho wisdom of AL
mighty God to deprive this County of useful honest
many citizens of true and sincere FRIEND by the death
Of DANIEL AMBROSE, Esq,
Resolved That we members of the County Court of the
County Onslow deeply sensible of this deprivation by
Almighty Providence Court and County, in the loss Of
whose simplicity of manners kindness of heart nte-
gritty purpose general usefulness exemplary virtues and
devoted patriotism made him object of admiration and
truly worthy the respect every member of the community
Resored That we join most hearty coincidence with
the friends and relatives the deceased and hope that the
memory Of good and worthy father be cherished by
the children as model to their future lives.
Rcsored That copy of these resolutions be transmitted
the journal of this Court
R25~GoDEY's LADYs Book, for January, is on hand,
and far regards illustrations is certainly one of
the most beautiful things we have ever seen
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NOW IN STORE.

NOW IN STORE.
100 Bbls. Northern Apples,
lUU so boxes Malaga Lemons and Oranges,
lis or. half and whole boxes Raisins,
1900 lbs Common and French Candy,
5 boxes Geneo Citron,
2 bbls. Zante Currants,
3 cases Prunes, fancy boxes,
so jars Preserves different kinds,
100 " Pickles, mixed and plain.
Tobacco and Cigars. Havana, Principe, Regaa, Caz-
eander Plantation, Minerva Wandering Jew, Eagle, and
all of the popular brands Edorado and superior Cab
mess Manufactured Tobacco Smoking different brands
Perfumery, Sc. Cologn9s Fancy Soaps, Hair Oils,
Cosmeticks Shaving Cream and Soap, Wash Balls Ex-
tracts, sc.
ALSO.-Toys Fancy articles Kid and Wax Dolls, Work
Boxes China Toy Ladies Work Travelling Bas
kets Steel Pens Lead Pencils, PURSES Bone and Ivory Rat
ties, SC. For sale at the Fruit Depot by
WILKINSON & ESLER.
Nov. 18th, 1850 l3-tf
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DIED,

At White Hail. Bladen county. the 18th utihfo Mr..
JOHN II. WEHMANN, native of Hanover, Germany, aged
about u years
In Fayetteville the Path ult. Mr.. DANIEL JOHNSON
In Cumberland county, the 2Sd ut after long Illness
of Consumption Mrs. COTTON, wife of Rev. Dr. CoLToN
In Beaufort N. c., VIM G. BELL, Esq, for several years
past the Postmaster at that place.
In Copah county Mississippi the 3st day of October
$780, Mr.. VIM L. BoRDEarx, formerly citizen of New
Hanover county, aged about sixty years.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1850-12-06

SMALL Pox--Learning that this disease had made
its appearance in few instances in town, we have
taken some pains to ascertain the precise position of
things, and are informed that the number of
has been three, and that these have been removed
out OF town. and every precautionary means adopted
to prevent the malady from spreading and we feel
justified in saying that no further danger need be
nnnrnhendnd
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1850-12-06

TW ENEH UULLA1NS ne " 1AAsIC'
UNAWAY from subscriber, residing in Bladen IA
n county, two miles and half west of Elizabeth y
town, his negro ISAAC. Said Isaac is about hve
feet four or five inches in height dark coWpexoned ;A
talking especially when he is little excited
He supposed be lurking about in this
he NAV be in Samson he has wife at JOHN BARDENs
in that county. .
will pay the above reward of Twenty Dollars for his de
livery to me- tied or for his confinement in ElEabethown
JAIL or any Jail in the State that can get him and a
reward of Fifty Dollars for proof sufficient to convict any
white person of harboring him. NELL McC1!nL:
december 6, 1880 Io-tI
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NOTICE.

e
THE subscribers having purchased the entire interest Of
MIR. James Wilkinson, In Wilmington have formed
Co-partnershR under the style of WILKINSON ESLER,
to conduct the Fruit and Confectionery business and hope
by strict and being accommodating, to merit
share of public patronage JOSEPH WILKINSON,
WI VI. ESLER.
Nov. 18th, 1850 l3-tf.
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Commercial.

FAYErTEvILLE Dec. S-The by the Europa has had
depressing effect the cotton market in New York. put
ting down Since her arrival there has boon but
little show what effect it will have market Fod-
der 80 to 81 co. Hay 60 to 80. Pork to g. Beef to a.
No change in other articles
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$40 REWARD.

DUNAWAY from the subscriber resitf;Sz Al Jnnc a IT.
Creek, New Hanover county, negro man named Nv
SEoh6E. Said negro is about 81 years Of age 5 a
eet inches high stout built and dark color He Is NJ
supposed TO- be lurking in the neghborhood Of Chas Henry
Esq, on Black River g his wife belongs to Mr. Henry
above reward Of Twenty Dollars win be given far the
and delivery to Of the above or for his
Dec. 9, 1898 4tuool HENRY McMIId. An.
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MARRIED,

In sampson county, tho 2lst ult Mr.. MlpDLEroS Mo-
BEY, to Miss SARAH ADAMS daughter Of the late widow
ADAMS. all Of Sampson.
In Wayne county, the 9Th nit by the Rev HENRY R.
KoRkEa1Y Mr. DA.1EL j. CoLvrx, of Cumberland county
to Miss HAkRlEt, daqshtsr Of NJ T., G. WILLIAMS, Esg
Esq. of New Hanover, Miss WINAFoRD youngest daugh
ter of THos. CARTER, Esq A1so by Rev J. NJ WEsT Col
OWEN w. ROUSE, to Miss - HEALTt.
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DISSOLUTION.


THE firm off. WILKINSON & CO. is this day d:sseTted
by mutual consent. Joseph Wilkinson is alone author
lied to settle the business Of said firm.
The business will be formerly bv W;k4nxS
& Eser, at the same store.
JAMES WILKINSON.
Nov. 25th, 1850. Istf
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NOTICE

Is hereby given that application will be made te the Leg
sfature North Carolina in session. for act to In
corporate the Cape Fear and Deep River Steam Boat CON-
pany. 49,.
Dec 6th 1850 5St.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1850-12-06

RENOTICE-The meeting of the Sons of Temperance
this friday Evening, will be held IN the KecnaDIte
building of Dr. A. c. EVANS, South side of Marketsreot
December G. 1850 lS-lt
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1850-12-06

NorE.-River Lumber, Tar, and Turpentns, are always
sold in the water and subject to the Of landings
inspection cooperase. &s Lumber 50 per
NJ Tar and Turpcnne about 10 cents barrel SFOr dry
to quality.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1850-12-06

WILKINSON & ESLER,
cash Dealers In Confectionery, Fruit, Nuts, Toys,
~ Fancy Articles, Perfumery, Tobacco Segars, &c &c,
Wholesale and Retail Market Street, Wilmington, n Z.
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NEwBERN, Dec 3.-Turpentne, yellow dip, 81 So, and
scrape 81 S. Tar 81 2 few bales Cotton arrived and
sold at II cents per ID.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1850-12-06

CHARLESTON, Dec. 4.-CorToNThe transactions yestcr
day reached fully 1000 bales the extremes ranging from III
to Isle, and few bales at l3sc.
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TAKE PAKTICULAR NOTICE.

Ii persons indebted to the subscriber by account
"A respectfully requested to make immediate payment
All debts due that remain unsettled the day Of
January, 1851, will be placed in the hands of officer for
collection.
All persons having claims against the subscriber
questedto present them for payment. II. b. EILERS
December g. 1850 T3-ff
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BALTIMORE, Dec 3.-Flour, - ga! Wheat, red, 81 o.
Germ, 53c OATS g SIC. Rio Coffee lie Whisky, il
bbls. Soc, and hhds. 29c. per gallon.
NEw YORK, Dec 3.-Four 81 6s IS c6lc. Mess porl
*l1 so sil 62sc prime So so $s &C. Lard Tic. Wits
kew &c 27c,
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LIST LETTERS.
d EMAINING in the Post Office at Wilmington \. c.,
II Both November, 1850.
EThose whose appear this List will please ask
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1850-12-06

San Francisco already numbers $50 pupils, from
to Is years of age Of this whole number only two
were born in California, the remainder date their
birth places as follows Scotland 4, England 5, Ire
land 5, Germany l, France l, Chill %, Peru l, Aus
traa 20, New Zealand l5 Sandwich Islands s.
making 76 born in foreign countries. Seventy-two
are of American parentage, II Scotch. 81 English,
Is Irish, 4 French, 5 German: Gillian, Spanish.
| Italian, and l Peruvian.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1850-12-06

CO-PARTNERSHlP.
TIME subscribers have this day entered into Copartner
/ ship in the Commit ssIOn aud General Agency Bust
ness, under the firm of CAUSE BOWDEN.
THOS. +. CAUSE,
JOHN G. BOWDEN.
Wilmin ton, N. c., Dec. 4, 1850 l3-lm
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and dignified North American Review has thrown
aside its stills and descended to the preparation of
Joke. 1t closes a review of Mr. Streets Indian poem
by saying Uneasy lies the head that wears the
CROWN says the poet. He mig ht have added, had
sy lies the head that does n'tn"
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1850-12-06

ON HAND
" 80 Boxes and 10 half do Soap,
10 IS Adamantine Candles,
10 sc Sperm do.
Is +" Tallow do.
10 bbs Mess Pork,
Is sacks Salt,
Boxes, half boxes. and ar. boxes Raisins,
Currants and Citron
Picked and Smoked Tongues,
Smoked Beef.
All for sale very low for cash, by .,,,.-,
PERRIN & HARTSFIELD.
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New YORK, Nov. 3Oth.-NAvAL SToREs-Genneraly are
quiet and have only to report sales of and 300
bbls. Wilmington Common Rosn, at 81 46, delivered 600
No. 81 So in yard and 500 White 81 IS 81 IS per
$50 bsrits Turpsntne continue unsettled though
sales have been made 80 40 CENTS cash. and 49, Amos
and understand less than the above figures
Turpentine is quiet and stock is small
PHILADELPHIA, Dec. 3.-Flour 81 81 "a; Rye -four
So 81. Corn meal 81 81 o. Red wheat 10 81 Is
white do 10 81 II. Whiskey q 29c per gallon.
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Sons of Temperance.

The Representative of the Grand Division of the
state, Mr. White, has recently delivered two Lee
lures in Wilmington in which he fully sustained his
high reputation Temperance Lecturer. He per-
tected the organization of Division here with about
W members. The prospects of the Division are
very encouraging. The following is List of the
Officers =
>, Jas. CASSIDY, ST.. w. P: B. !. HOWE, w. A.
c. SINGLETARY, c.; B. MuNsEr, A. c.; B. L. Hos
kINs, T.; E. PEARcE, l. s.; s. R. FoRD, o. S.; S. N.
CANNON, R. s.: J. D. GARDNER, A. R. s.; JAS. Nc
DANIEL, Chaplain. Religious IntelHgencer
For the Journal.
Agreeably to previous notice, meeting of por
ton of the citizens of New Hanover county was held
at Harrson's Greek, the 2Sth utimo, for the pur
pose of taking into consideration the subject of the
Holly Shelter Road, and the propriety of its being
kept up by county tax. The meeting was organi-
zed by calling ]. NJ Howard to the Chair, and re-
questing G. w. t. AvERITr to act as Secretary The
Chairman having explained the objects of the meet
ing. motion of ]. F. LEGwIN q Committee was
appointed to draft resolutions expressive of the views
of the meeting, who reported the following, which
were unanimously adopted
WHEREAS This portion of the county of New Hanover
ny settled and Whereas Also the amount OF labor
necessary keep up Public Road is great account
the number of bridges to be ORDER being twice
as great as upon OtneE ho1uS III
which the population five times thick be it therefore
Resored That in the opinion of this meeting the keeping
up the Holly Shelter Road imposes upon very heavy
| and unequal tax.
Reored That believe justice requires that the sale
Holly Shelter Road should become county tax in order
remove the inequality of which complain.
Rsolred That copy of these resolutions be forwarded t.
Representatives the Legislature in session
and the Wilmington papers, with request that the
be published
On motion, the meeting adjourned.
JAMES M. HOWARD, Chm.
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$4,000 ACRES OF TURPENTINE LAND FOR SALE.
THE Executors of Gen1 CLscH offer for sale thsnss
Twelve Thousand Acres of Land known the BAY-<X
tract, lying the ST. Johns River immediately cppo
site Picolata in East Florida The acve secular
adapted to the Tupentne business being covered With
thick growth pines and having River front of
five miles.
be proftaby made in this section Of cohtrf there are All
ready number OF persons largely successfully engaged
in the business.
The steamboats, to and from Savannah stop regularly at
formation by addressing T. II. NJ CLIN1,H. Ey'T
JeHersonton, Camden CO., Ca, Dec. 8, 1850 l33m
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expcdcnt to build the North Carolina Railroad and
requesting the Company to surrender its charter by
the first day of January. Laid the table and or
dered to be printed
The House voted for Solicitors in the 5th 4th, and
I'd Circuits follows 5th-Strange GA, Ashe 81.
4th-Jones IS, Poindexter 48. 2d-Stevenson Go,
Hawks 81. The joint vote. and the result on the
two first is already given in the report of the Sem
ates proceedings.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1850-12-06

Ba5~ Michigan with population of 100000 has
800 miles of Railway complete and 300 miles more
| in course of construction and projected.
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C. w. 7. AvERITT, Sc

HEAVY BUs1NEss-A statement furnished to the
United States Marshal by VIM H. Week, ship-buil-
DER develops the following facts in relation to the
business conduced by him, during the year ending
June l, 1850. About 385 men were constantly en-
ployed at an average ofsl IS per day. The month
ly payments for work performed amounted to ST.
toned, two steamship measuring 5000 tons, were
launched. There were consumed in the construc-
ton of vessels of various descriptions 10000 lbs. Of
copper bolts. brass work. &C.; 5000 lbs of iron
bolts, wrought and cast-iron work 10000 cubic
feet of live oak 5000 do locust; 1000 do. cedar
IT'S 900 white oak 10000 pitch pine 10000 white
pine; 100000 superficial feet Of white oak plank;
$4,000 do pitch pine; 100000 do. white pine
300 900 do lumber: $4,000 worth Of spars $4,000
lbs. oakum &c.--N. Y. Tribune.
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THURSDAY, Nov. 18th.
SENATE--Mr. Joyner submitted series of resolu-
tons expressive of attachment to the Union, appro
baton of the compromises of the last session, and
determination to resist any more aggression from the
North.
Mr.. Kelly introduced bill for the more speedy
and certain administration of justice.
Mr.. Davidson introduced bill to incorporate the
Charlotte and Taylorsville Plank Road Read first
time and passed. Referred to Committee on Corpo-
rationsThe bill to incorporate the Fayetteville and
Southern Plank Road Company passed its second
reading.
HOUSE OF CoMMoNs.-Mr. Saunders, of Wake,
from the Committee on the Judiciary, reported back
the bill concerning Overseers of Public Roads: with
recommendation to reject After some discussion,
the subject was motion of Mr. Martin, indefinite
ly postponed
Mr.. Walton presented series of resolutions upon
the slavery question. The first of which declares
the attachment of North Carolina to the Union, and
her acquiescence in the lately passed compromise
bills
The second solemnfy declares that unless the Fugi-
tive Slave Law is carried out North Carolina will
adopt the most stringent measures in the case; and
the third and fourth require the Governor to convene
the Legislature in certain contingency, and to
transmit copy of the resolutions to the Governors
of the several States The resolutions were referred
to the Committee Slavery. e..
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SATURDAY, NOV. 81.
SENATE.-Mr. Cameron introduced bill to ncor-
porate the Fayetteville and Northern Plank Road to
Raleigh Read first time and referred. The bill for
calling Convention to amend the Constitution,
made the order of the day for Monday.
House. CoMMoNs.-Mr. Cherry offered the fol-
lowing Resolution:
Whercas There many conflicting opinions with regard
the aggessions of Northern fanatics upon the Right of
the South.
Resolved, Therefore, that will have the Fugitive Slave
Law or fight.
Which, motion, made the special order of
the day for the Oath of December
The Bills on their third reading being now in or
der, the bill to incorporate the Greenville Raleigh
Plank Road was taken up and passed.
On motion of Mr.. Rayner, it was resolved that the
use of the Commons Hall be granted this evening at
o'clock. to Gen. Harlee, of South Carolina, Presi-
dent of the Wilmington and Manchester Rail Road.
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FRIDAY, NOV. 18TH.
SESATE.-Mr. Haughton introduced general cor
poration bill. Referred to Committee on Corpora
tons, and ordered to be printed
The bill incorporating the Fayetteville and South
ern Plank Road Company, was passed
HOUSE OF CoMMoNs.-Nlr. Saunders Of Wake, in
troduced resolutions ins:ructng the Committee on
Internal improvements to enquire into the expeden-
cy of repairing disposing of the Raleigh and Gas
ton Road. He said the Road could be relaid with I
iron for half million. Laid on the table, and Or
dered to be printed
The bill Incorporating the Raleigh and Greenville
Plank Road Company was passed.
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SCHOOLS.

TI7BE THIRD Annual EXHIBITION OF
j THE MARYLAND INSTITUTE, for the promotion
Of the Mechanic Artf, VIII be opened A. Washington Han
ia he City Of Bsliimore On Monday, Oct. II 1850.
The Committee Of Arrangements invl.e the Mechaalcs
ana Manufacturers throughout the States TO exhibit speci-
nens Of their hsndlwor ard to become competitors for
the prizes herein of red premiums for superior merit
either in design or execution.
In addition 10 the spscOus rooms heretofore occupied in
Washington Ea, tie Committee have secured the lower
basement Hall Of taid building, which is Of the ssms
dimensions the Grand Saloon, aud Will be Appropriated
TO he exhibition Of heavy machinery.
Fifteen Gold and sixty Silver Medals offered a, ORE
miums 70 male contributors besides which forty costly and
eleran fancy articles have been feecsd premiums to
female contributors Competent judges will be selected to
make the awarce, end every e1erion made by tie Com
niree and Beard cf Managers, TO give satisfaction to cor
ubuiors.
Persons wishing 70 present Tschioes models. other
art ceg for premium exhibition requested TO address
c. w. Bentley, Chairman Of the Committee on Exhibit
tons, by WHOM prompt attention will be given Steam
power viii DO provided and every facility afforded 10
enable derOsi.ors exhibit their products 10 the best al
vantage G. W. BENTLEY, Chairman
THOMAS j. CLARF, JESSE hARDEN,
JOSIAH REYNoLDs s. EDWIN RICE,
Tues. TRIMGLE, b. =. BENSON .
W. ABRARAMs, NM. PREscoTT SMITH,
my2l law2lst
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SUPREME COURT OF THE UNITED STATES

SUPREME COURT or THE UNITED STATES
Voskingt0n, Friday. May l7.-No. so. X. l. te ct.
al rs the State Of Arkansas Ct al in error to the
supreme Court of Arkansas. Mr.. Justice Mclean
delivered the opinion Of the Court reversing the
judgment Of said Supreme Court with costs and
Remaining the cause for further proceedings in
conformity 70 the opinion Of this Court. No. Il2
II. N. BayarJ plaintiff in error Us. ]. Lombard et
al. The argument Of this cause was continued by
MI. Read Tor the defendants in error.
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ADJUSTMENTS.

~
40 an WI re ifEis sVESiss. 'i Kay a. VII
r,,., MUCH iDo ABOUT SorHrya
IcSsfe ''''''''' Whssley Don Pedro.........S;iv
No.: rsoef,, 8or Claudio 7ou
''''h-iS Dsyelpoul Do7 j hD...... ..ThOmps01
49,, TIE .TRUYPsTEs's WEDDING.
N,.y.''. -. Mrs sk rreul Titus Tslb W. W Chapman
...', ~ senilrcl To Dress Circle "a Trrql-ss 30
Isriy snd Third Circles q "a: aiierv Ia -e.,s
RtR10N'r rHE4TEIs--0 n. oT-- =, p -
-. ~ h. q THE EVENING May p, vii b
THE SERIOUS FAMILY
49, sseu, i,ke r1nk Nr,s1f .Hr. levers
~ casuiIs Jortan Anlinsdsb siest M Burlor
Lay tieau sy Mrs Hughes Del1ne ...Miss CbSr-1S-
II conclude WITH ne Bu-'eiia Of '-f-'A'
MYSTERIOUS KNOcKfNGs,
4. Kerr hutgeon.. johnson P PlarrevUn u,,
Harry Hoaxey.. 0rdsa DR. Dabble l. D.: anJ,,
PsicEsSBoxc, Dcs. Cree and p..c;: s;, Chapman
" Cnee or Second Tier 25 c'ss Private Boxes IS ard =
VNHEATER-AsTOR-PLAcE OPERA HOUSE
P pTSIs VfeS y Psrornr1ee % commence si7i oco.k
-1his NEnIh9 hsV2l, VIII he performed the brilliant
eomeey Of LONDON ASSURANCE.
Charts ccurS IL Pseite
Mari neodle..... .Rsss Wsx II i-.s~av. j4.r,1
S.l..''''''.''' NC Doua Dolly parker. Grogveaor
..Darnet o.CIn0a...........Bsruar
TO conclude Win he Fsr.s On r "e.i'A
FAINT HEART NEVER WON PAR LADY
Kncel-Fo1es aid Parqee', s. cr; f1.h .tc.tsr : -tr
Rfservec ser's n Balcony, tc T- 81 ~ 800 80
NLBLO.s..orEN. FoR THE SUMNER SEASON.
NTHIs EVENING, ney n, he Garden vii onen VII.
q Oyertrre by the Orchestra
Aner which, Broaghsn', Comedy Of
ROMANCE ANE REALITY
Asper Manly. .Chippendsel Oliver Manly. 49,. Lypne
yec6 swliI... .broughen kfank Meredith. Walcoa
Ro,ebel.. go. Mise Taylor Ten Bsdger...... Seton
Barbara manly. Mrs. Vernon Lavender Kyd.. Leach
Between the Sd and 4h acts an insrmsslon OF hsf an
hour, when the magnificent Bell Room Will be thrown
open asa PROMENADE MUSICALE.
Admission to all parIs Of The house 80 cents DOorsopsn
o. O'Clock; 10 commence ats.
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CHRIsTY,s MINISTRIES,



NTO f72 BROADWAY, between Grand ard Broome rG
lN--OPEH EVERY NIGHT DURING THE WEEK
The original and wel-known
CHRISTYS ETHIOPIAN OPERA TROUPE.
The frat eGtsbshed and Oldest Organized band n the
weird comprising compeny Of twelve pe-rlne-r under
the direction Of l. T. Chngty They wi have the honor
OF giving their original and nimitsbe entertainments eyegv
night until further notice
Admission Is cent? Doors open ct :, Concert VIII com.
uence Of O'Clock
An afternoon concert on Saturday. commencing At
O'Clock Pm my29 SITS
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-05-21

ANTHONY J. BLLEUAEE AucliO1ser.
DFREMPTORY SALE OF FOUR THOUSAND
Il BUILDING LOTS AND VALUABLE FRONTS in
the Of DunkiTk ChZusuquo Co NJ the termination OF
tie Eric Railroad Sale be made he premises by or.
der Of Russell II Nevns eud Charles King, Esqs Trus.
iees-AhTHONY J. BLEECKER will coll a. auction o,
WEDNESDAY. the 26h Of June, 1880 on me premises ia
the Of DUnkirk, Chsut1uque Co Sste Of NewYork
by order Of trustees about 900 building ot in said town
ard number of valuable fronts eud wharf
or the hsrbor The sale CT the whole Of which will DO a.
aoUe ard uneseTved TO the highest Bidders Lhogra1hc
maps Of the property be obtained OF the suciionesr
Brosdt month before the sale n per cent OF the pur
cha money remain bond and aga for years
81 per peronnum Dunkirk bong The terminus Of ls
Erie Railroad, ard it haT0or the finest or the Lake thl
Or. perry offers greet Inducements 70 buyers The sale will
be continued daily until the whole property is sold
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