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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-05-23

SSUPKEmE COURT.-WI iam ". Pei .nsl huslsh Gos'J
isd jesse " Beue ctin pursuane Of decree OF thS supreme
Court Sew YORK s g. ale On the lga dy
ofNsy O'Clock ~ ~ the Merchants Escas- IN tue CJ
Of al ta' certain piece parcel OF sl', containing Two
s Triangular Of ground situate, Urg arc tfs oi me
IN street lte etrre o. tue fcanh
Ward OF the Cts York bounded io0ws, 20 WI; south
eesiey Cln sifeet aiored north westerly IN the rcsry
land belong Margaret Anthony, n3 eefy on one side parry
b. land belonging choes Anthony JUNIOR anil party hy the
IUieran Ground and south eas'-r Tie other eide y
the ouse ard late of Daniel B1ln- h-gnnng ~ the
o Tie boundary nr % H. Lutheran BlJs "rolnd
tnc. south sey along the uoS western ans
Of AFORESAID veu i-st - ~ inches 70
eaf late ot -d bFr s I'lne;
t.4 uo ,er, slo,e tie sal ari hand lste Of
said Dsl Borne twenty one t-~t Que n y me rear q" ne
said house; wee'sry he land or lite OF me sad
Dan 81 Bonne two feet Ten ces To ne t1 ~ ne az var
Anthony; ueCce norh eas'efy along NJ nc me ai war
gsTt Anthony thirty four 20 tie land Of TIE 10 tchos An
thony thence south astory along the ana oil the sad
kloa AnteEs junior aud the sad lutean Buri1 Ground orc
hundred eight inches 20 The place Of begnnhgj together
all singular te nsineut tatsts and apurenaeces
thereuuo bslou app f9rk Apr 49,
1870. lhOnAs tAftNLhf ,sh"fh.
G. IsSAsTv0osD, Attorney. ais sGw3"
tn Tho sale postponed III Fndy, Asy D. At the sans
time and place MAY 90. $50 THOMAS CAhNLL1, Shen1
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-05-23

10 II. IEnEURGER voua rosi reeoe,l-
- d., ialor1i Inc pubic, and hs reDis par..c IG-.
r. p ~ list - me removed ffuT - WALSH o 80
49, foed,vky whgrs lie keeps ll1 tleo-zlr8lt u
- - Jrwa.-y, slveT ard Plated VIM and Fz-eY
, 80 ~ ly sescict. regards c1alify an s.vS Il
: - 7, isac -ices err fsters hiufss % 20 rss az gvs
4, 10 &C. she0c - a. i5ofe who ray ssYof hl IA esL
\ b. wL.e.6s sa9 Iewe!Ty eas9i-y sSx..ed s1s
.rsd uyi4 In
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-05-23

a HHMOVAL.-FRKD. w PACHTtikSN
~ wafcGrAzss sEd ewsJeg, respectfully infJrirs his
e. t1stoncTs sId The pg5ie In s~usrIl tha: ~ has
sxs showed ron % 20 10 Cacz-a betgresa sIgaa
az area sta wkss he keeps gxrGl sis OIL sure
Frye AssortDen n Ere got ard sver wsees, jszsry
sro new as 81 every drscrpiOu ne wch b. el ssI
a b. -oveh soss.5le piesA Ever riess wprartsd a
IsrreseDsd- WaiehsI, Jrses'y SS3 ssvergs's .sde
rses Sc Tspsirec. laset Inc
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-05-23

now yiug tire f3Jl ~ Ffsnki,.r, E,ri
Riger.-Lea-h ~ 6sei - sees inctas
tesJr, 7f0 unE burden
40 Hisesrl u Ia cou;Tcts ord ready % start t.I
DAVIS no.icc She has new boilers a.. have been but
few nioni Of extra sizs srd wurknsrsdr gtvi-g
surc supply OF tiesn wtocs me use y blowers. Her
specd r. Low Ires..r tBe1 wien r1nLiaz OF We HSsh
l. VET
Fsh.-G,es be seer ~ cur ofss cf be cos ot t x
he. ~ g. nigt. boat with ss;s-f bers, &c hcE
pyeIory Is conps:e n ever rceTcci Foo terms sP
pr 10 r. Il u D. SCHUYLtR Hln0yer-si Ne n.fSrl,
q -" D. - H. ccr.- s22H
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-05-23
J .EGAL NOTICES.

ATEtifl 4 ~ 90 VIZ s'iltf NJ CpTNr ted f.,
e,ic of Sew l, q Tho CITY - Nhirg A,r,e-uh
fpr Ten - eai. a Ira Hsrr'- # he Justice. u
tcuf, iffir ANfief NUnri '-n- th~ state Of
ars' M r..eieni ns'ctor- sai coupa1y " tie
al AHsxv
100, so t1g retna q AndrcV White the Receiver
, in bIsartor. r ~n'- AL f-D-r'y 81 f- i-7 ftnt.
4Csrsl of AZ HJ, dl} verified rs --.ffn. e. 81
-st,.f ~ resf 20 is ssi h,-' sai te ~st- aai
~ r. tatlf u.s. fHh forffrr .ni lrJnr -ns.,au,"
p . efff rse 'fr. ofef ''At ~ tttrrs oi tle bs ~
ta~ ~ f' Bars. A. The hotter oi y cert
, =, M. iii.er nfes. ulHE fie ,nie ccu-t,
,,,f ,,t r.s r. TOP '" We hiner e1rl 90 i' .a ~
tie -ifi l'''- 80 '"'f'rf i'f I'M FTN+ -
~. ..a L s.,rr OF 'ir'' 20 @- - -. % - 7. N"
~. ,rd 4 suc pi0@ 'nf Noo'' '.-y 80 ~ - l'' IN
:, it.ar anl .pss ai rt u .-'' iuv'' - M ''-' 3"
Llit4, sll loit- mo- ,'f.t'' ~" ., p. 7, ~ =
~ 100 fof r'cfte' ' 4. . y. . - .i a., 90 -.
f,r.feror oIer 81 'ff ni 'i' ~ 49, ' I ~ ~
b refsirrt ID tae i. i~'l -, 80 - a. . g,..
d b. a. ia llcf .f fnf '@. 100
@t-- p. u- c'Hn mr ' .n p''i' D." .l'--' 'Il mN'S
E q D.t.f p .H O-" tr ofn"n iitl -'-frn i*uE ~
..i.r- II st bans i'-ssj ~ ccf' OCT NJ
''i eni, Is u'e Court. d slopr,,as ut
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-05-23

SUPHTME conn Cty aas Comfy q Scsi DID,
So s-s. Coari5 Ar, Fl sr-k - hr,.n tei
S.nrors g. t-',- Com er T. f0FitAp AiNA,; 1,i
,f sre ~ lnos az rsreo sasyeg ~ c0up-ut H Is
lc -8 .i d. ~ y. CO y! - 90 % We W
County lrff. tie 3 Ia ,i e', -ni % Sri'e
e, OF zvrf ss C0wl r, -le sssrcff AZ as
on-o No h~rcsa, BGthass=, CO o. Se~-io-s aofe- "a
twe-.y Z = = 1-'-a e. r52. fx.I
se 81 the eryss 49, yos II :, UsNsr re sd
ctIr WITH soE,s.d, the p s-G ia l- on "
srrr O. u u. le en- ME- 10 . ~ up llS;ed
s. iort ~ isoN HEkEY p4f. Ss-a;I = Ati5-nsy.
lnra
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-18
Erarlae Disaster.

PHILADELPHIA, Tuesday, Sept II.
The schooner Hamilton, OF and for New York,
from Georgetown, n C. With a cargo OF -four
stranded OF Berlin Beaeh last night st clock,
affairs la T Ittsburgb Murder of yvo Brothers.
PtrrsBuRsG. Tuesday, september II.
Yesterday aterroo9, an lrshmsn named Mccoy
entered publc.hause kepsby Mr. Betznooner, on
me Washington road, aboat fur niles from this
place, ard without any apparent provooaton, nads
an assault y It'll knife upon Gslohoir B ,tzhoover,
stsbbng him so as TO cause Instant dsa.h. WI.
ism Nettzboover ard another man who were ia tbe
house at Ihe time. and WHO vent to the rescue Of
OF Melehoir were dangerously wounded
A nolher Rsilfosd ri9l occUrfed Gu Monday On ne
Central Railroad, iive miles essS Of Pnmoa-gh be-
tween the Corr oniana ana the CoanAusht men.-
Tho rot was tept up all day, during which bio VS.
wiih fits ard clabs were freely iuterooansed
eadera Of the riot fed and l hear OF no arrm!
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-18

who supported Daniel D. Tompklns, IN 1 OPP
nosi,ion TO tbe smaller portion of the War
democrats of l812-l5, whe sustained De
V;a CIinton.-Bus we will not attempt to
render The Plaindealer even tolerably con-
vereant with the Political History 1t 50
wretchedly mapgies
r Az to changes of name, which is sought
IN he made reproach by The Plaindealer,
wa believe it laudable and benefcent. The
oroat end to be attained is the dissipation OF
nreiudice and the excitement of disposition
ate inquiry. But here are One Million
Voters who deem their political education
finished. their information complete, when
tley have learned that one party is called
the Democratic, and that, being 50 called
it must of course be rghs or at all events
usually successful Thus prejadiced, they
don't need to read, to inquire, to canvass
the facts and arguments adduced by either
party to any new question that arises-au
they have to do is 10 shout for Democracy
and stick to the regular ticket. Thus the
lees voter knows with respect to the prac-
teal questions involved in our party contfo-
versies, the less he tries to inform himself,
and the more bigoted and intractable he is
certain to be. If, therefore. it were praoti-
cable to have all party names abolished and
all PARTY organizations dissolved once in four
wears, so thai the electors should be left free
and nprfju1iced to form new organizations
and consider the actual questions impending,
without reference to bygone contests We
should look for very great and rapid difu-
sion Of Political knowledge and a very sigma
accession Of wisdom and benefceuoo in the
general direction Of our public affairs. The
ob8tinacy Of party prejudice is mainly
founded in the tenacity Of party names,
and can only be vanquished herewith
Heaven speed the coming Of that day when
all men shall inquire, not which party orr
ginated or supports particular measure.
but what will be its influences on the well
fare Of the Country and of Mankind.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-18
Ratification Meeting at RDmo.
RnuF Tuasdav Snnt II lR5r-7

ROME. Tuesday, Sept II, 1856 NJ
The Opposition Ratification Meeting this even
ing, in thiR place, was complete failure. There
were not fifty persons present Several speakers
from Utica snd elsewhere we're present by invita-.
ton The meeting adjourned to meet ut some
future time.
Lnto from sf. Helsrn ard tho Cape OF Good
Hope-DreadfuI Shipwrccks, &c. &c,
BosroS Tuesday Sept II.
The pbip Arab Tburston, from Calcutta A phil
l3 Sands Head 10Th, and St Helena Aug l, ar.
rived at this port thia morning She experienced
very severe weather off the Cape of Good Hope,
being obliged to lie to most of the time for 80 days.
There were about 70 or 80 vessels anchored of
jamestown, 81 Helena, Ill OF whom had received
more or less damage.
Ths Arab left at ST Helena ship Nebraska 800
days from Shanghai, TOR New York. Arrived July
30, in leaky condition. "A short time after coming
to al Choir. was run into by Dutch bark receiving
considerable damage would sail in two days.
The Cato Henry, from Calcutta, for Boston,
Ieahyi was at ST. Helena, having experienced much
damage of the Cape. Would leave in a few days.
There was report at St Helena that an English
ship had spoken the ship Areatus, from CalcustR
for Boston was of the Cape some Tins 10 July,
leaking badly, with rudder.hesd twisted off, and
ioretopmast gone. she WAS endeavoring to ge'
into Snon's Bay.
The Cape Of Good Hope papers mention the loss
OF the British ship Queen of the West ali hands
periahed.
The French ship L Aigle was also lost and all
on board persisted, cave tho mate and nine Of the
crew.
The beach to the Eastwsrd OF the Cape is lite.
rally covered with wrecks.
Maria, Wyie, from Wilmington, N. C.tAug AZ
for Liverpool in distress-having been hove down
in tbe ale of the sth inst and lost everything off
the deck stove water casks &c. and supplied her
with sufficient water to last her into Boston.
Rev. G. Bnney and lady, from msUmAio g..
& W lila snd Miss w Ills, from Calcutta, came pas
sengeys il the Arab
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-18
In Congress, yesterday.

The Senate bills fishing the Slayo-Irade
IN the District Of Columbia passed the
House by the decisive vote Of l24 to At, the
NAYS being ell Southern Of course, while
Messrq. Beale, Hayward and Mcdowell OF
Va. and Gentry of Tenn. voted with the
North il the affirmative; S. absentees. So
the last Of the series Of measures proposed
at the outset Of the Session by Mr.. Clay fer
the settlement Of the Slavery distractions
has now been passed, and all that the defeat
Of the Compromise amounted to is the waste
of several weeks by Congress and the sur,
render Of $4,000 square miles addltlonaff
Of Free Territory to Texas and Slavery. L
we only had that lump off the back Of Tex
90 (see her figure in a new Map) we should
be disposed to keep quiet and think while
So the Slavery question, they say, is set
tied. How long will it stay settled?
A bill granting the submerged swamp
fpybI;o) Lands in Arkansas and other States
10 those States on condition that they be
drained and settled, hag passed both Hou8ea'
Also bill granting Public Lands lover
thousand square miles) to aid the CON
struction Of a Railroad from Mobile to Chi
chago. land goes dirtcheap at Washing
tonic everybody but those who need it
for cultivation; but their turn will come,
They got three votes to forty-fvo in Senate
Yesterday, but Of course the forty-fvc meant
that the Reform was in the wrong bill. 1t
is hard to get general reform into right
bill for some folka. Homestead Exemption
WAS in the wrong bill too.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-18
Our Delegate Elections ,

This day Cor evening" the Wings of our
CITY are notified to attend the meetings in
their several Wards, to elect one Delegate
from each Assembly District to represent
them in the Wing State Convention which
meets next week at Syracuse, on the 26th,
to nominate State Ticket to be supported
at the ensuing Election.
1t is very common to cxhort the Wing
Electors to attend their Ward Meetings
equally common for them to disregard the
oxhortation, and net uncommon to hear them
grumblingalterward that the best candidates
were not selected, or the best course was not
adopted, when there were manifestly none
more blamable therefor than their ind olent,
unpatsiotic selves Sometimes hired gangs
IRE permitted to control our Primary Meet
ings, simply because substantial citizens are
not there TO abash them. Let the men who
should be there attend, and The men who
should not will shrink into their proper in
Significance.
For our own part, we have attended no
caucus, no conclave, to manage the selection
of Delegates, but we intend to be on tho
ground, at the hour appointed for opening
tho Delegate Election III cur Ward, inquire
whose names arc presented with any pros
peot of success, aud give the ftte8t among
them our vote and see that he has fair play
afterward If every Wing voter in the City
will do likewise, we shall have orderly cleo
lions, fair returns and good Delegates; but
if the great majority stay away, leaving the
result to accident or wire-pulhng, why then
the result will he what it will
- We desire TO renew cur old-time caution
TO tax-oonsnmers, especially those in the ser
Woe of the Federal Government, to exhibit
their innate modesty on this interesting oc-
casion. This is q free country, and an Office
holders vote (where Legal is as good as any
other; but we like to see front seats reserg
cd for the uuSe .',aried taxpayers on suon oc-
oasions. There is wholesome look about
(which even the officials themselves must
admire. wherefore we beseech them not to
make themselves too prominent and cbStge-
nervous in the elections Of to-day.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-18

~ NOtice.-A meeting for the promotion OF Teups
ance " III be b, Id by the NewYorx aod North America
q Union o. T at the Broadway Tabernacle, Frdsj
evening, 2O!h inst! Hon JAMES HARPER viii presss
A6dretses by JoHa &. COUGH s0d Q. r. BAasqA
Esqrs ard others Suitable music VIII he pt0fs
ed: Ttis s the Only meeiog M. @ VCa viii Z
able to attend In this city at present Tickets
cents, msy be cbtnined al the offcs Ct Ovor nLoM
Of Fulton and Nassap:'t Orgea ohce $50 Tua@
Of! D. Cady office OF New Y0rs Cadet 5pru ohs
OF @. corner Of Broadway and Reaie-st sQifs
Brother ls2 Rowery @fS, Dhem.n, <G3 Glz i1ela d
Mrs DougSn, 1870 Amos 81 Ars Van BuIeD So Cbt
scn.sti AIa Ii Berry. "a Firats, Mrs j Pssas III
Ciinon.st, Mics l. 0raven Is Forsytt-st aDd 81 ~
door lhe evening Of ihe meeting By order o. Coz
mi1ee. dlB3tsl l.. OkAVGa
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-18

IMPORTANT TO THOSE THAT WISH TO SELL REAL ESTATE
,.nvr,Sp or BUSINESS ls NEW YORK, WGLLtAmsRuRcH
on BRooxLYn-w Wanted to pur hase atlhe New York Rea
E,ate Cffce rs 10 srms homS 60 20 $4,000
Also wanted to buy, houses and lots Ia New-York WIZ
uamshurgb Brooklyn, IN its Vicinity Also wanted 70
exchange houses ard lots for farms Applications are made
to buy out Hotels and Boarding houSeE. Also wanIed
Meat Shops Confectonsrss, Dining End Oyster ssoonf'
Cjpsr Etofes PorterhouGea and Barber Shops Thoss
who have estate or any kind OF bu'nea' 10 sell wouo
do well 10 call at the NewYotk Reh h a'e omce' 10
Wooster 4, because their fsea are trog and eY sre very
.neeeas FOL Ia seiiug.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-18
Riot nj Carthage.

CINcIsnArl, Tuesday, Sept.
There has been Il riot at Carthage, miles from
this city among the Irishmen on the public works.
cnuged by the non-payment of their wages By
contractor named Oliver. Pntola and other
weapons were freely used The rioters took the
contractor prisoner and conveyed him to the city
in cart Several of them have been srrssted by
the Police and are now undergoing an examination
before the Mayor
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-18

WHrcs OF TIE EIGHTEENTH WARD.-We present to
the Wings OF The Eighteenth Ward, suitable csnd
date for Delegate the syracuse Convention that well
known, stauncb energetic Federal y hg, w X SrRoac,
imam wh1 will do credit and honor TO bis Ward and party
wherever be Is placed. We ass the Wings OF ths Cd
Eighteenth to cast their votes for this noble and worthy
mar this day. O'clock at the Bulls Head HOTEL Pola
will be kept open from 2to7 Come one, coma all and 20
Il STRONG.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-18

FINE Azrs-TLBofYPss AID DAGULeREorYPEA-By
eceni dicoyee. subscnbsrs Tabasyps pisares
se new ,aken with degree Of perfection wbica hsYe
gained them geuesa admiration Alao DsgusrreogpeS
skeu in the mos; approved aud ariaea syle The pub
lie invited examine specimens a 2s7 Broadway.
{ANGENHEIm & co
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-18

wAnxocK's FALL HArs-Are AedeI EATS besndfai In
proporuot not high too low not 100 mocn oei or
TOO straight br1m gh, width, gracefully TUNED a1side',
but pabe OF being made fiat Internal arfsng e1-
ds.1sdiv ,sI,ctory TO the most precise connoiseur
- :. 2OS Broadway.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-18

" N otice.-8ANGAMON ARD @OESAN RAIL
ROAD COMPAhY.--The Rnnua uea'tug OF the btlcS
boilers of the 9sDgsmon aud Morgan Railroad mpsoi
for the eIec ion OF Board OF DizcsoTs 3jn
Other business viii b. be- 81 the 0ic7 u tho CDmpgl
In the City Of Rev York e. Hanover a. Tlsst az l'a
Gay OF October, $50 al II O'Clock, NJ FJs open foMu
to O'Clock P ii. -,
The book Of transfer " Il be cosed from bs llsl 70 I'D
Oco5er both inc Usiye 49,,
New.York, Septic 1855 ss Pu1s&o;0
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-18

Use FALL STYLE OF HArs,-E1auins tbs dHsrent Al
STYLES offered for public approval by the various hasfa
not overlooking thai of KNOWS, Us FutonSt Ht hats
Are really beautiful and we are 'old they are selling very
rapidly Nothing like a'ts and energy to command sue
.s,, md Kwoxs success Ii the best evidence that BIO
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-18
go Correspondents.

s5s- A w'Ie who beard " speech At BuHao ni'raa
I'd t,, Nj las 4cted vt Ws patty ever szc rs We -
bgio,e tie elt.5u q ~ ss bis aqnJ has 10 pei
"a Wig iaos vat Ne unnk - % -. -
Ference for vi Burea Gen. TtJor eoas nc ~ - ~
been eciod We that liz at on ol NJ "a
and often uee.sI Cou,.z tie tasA Of iae emf - Of
Moth b Convention Baltimore, aud uf- am3'z5'i'
Phid.f i, you'd have taught saatsry as-on n'l 80
Mr. var fo-e1t ec,onai = or dener,. con- @ Rat
teucy. sine. rty .u.lCsr1y re- MOI 'is -. 20 our
supporting YIN Blrce aad ihefea5 e-e~hs oss'' -
eooLk he.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-18

CONF FACTORY, S87 BROADWAY largest variety OF
open.uork dress Combs Tortoise shell aud Buffalo horn
% be- seen 10 city, ladle0 are invited to examine. They
viii perceive the advantage OF selecting fom hs atock
for The greatest Is taken in the shaping Of each comb
so that they the head in the most perfect Combs
made to arter. Repairing done.
~ kAnNDERs. S87 Roadway.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-18

AGoLIAN PIASo FoRTEs-We would call the ate alton OF
the public to tho fue as.ortnen Of pisnoorteI vita ard
without ho much adni ed IL olian Accompaniment, mads
by the celebrated house OF 7 Gilbert Co, OF Boston,
recently opened at All Broadway by WATERS Il BERRY,
Agents for tbs manuf4cmrerS The pianos OF I q X Go
have been too long and svorably known mead any
commendaton Hundreds Ia this city teshfy to Ihsir
superior excellence A.o good assortment OF Boudor
pianoe for sale. sl8 2tiSF
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-18
BUSINESS noIIOEs.


PORTRAIT OF JENNY LIND.
RF Many anxious TO get good portrait Of Medemo
cello Lind and yet do not buy from not knowing where 20
act one that ia reliabls
Tho following uusoclled testimonial WILL therefore, bs
OF much seEyice, coming does from gentleman who
VISA fellow passenger on board the Auanh;:
NEw-YoRx, September 9. 1850.
Hr.EDWARp ANTHoNY-Dear STi have taken good
look at your engraving OF Jenny Lird. and must say
never saw more striking licences.
The expression Of the fsce tbs features Rnd the style OF
dress are perfect
Allow congratulate you your SUCCESS in getting
90 perfect a fac sime.
Yours respectfully. A. NJ EASTMAN
LETTER FROM JENNY LIND
NEw-YoRK, l2lh Sept 1850
DEAR SIR beg edge the receipt OF my IKE
ness you tt0d send me- and thank you very
much for this sue0don AS far as | myself am able to
Judge thuk good likeness Believe me- dear Sir. your
obliged JENNY LIND
MI E. ANTHONY 205 Broadway.
LETTER FROh HON. JOHN TAYLOR,
laie Hsyor OF Albany.
Ear E. ANTHONY Dear Sir: | have just en-
z avng Published by you OF Jenny Lindhs sweet song
sress.
had many opportunities OF studying her countenance
durrg pRaage TIE Atlantic, and Ibins this Ike
Less the best Idar1 seen, ard very correct
Yours respectfully, John TkYLO2.
Albany Sept L. 1850
ON SEEING
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-18
LOOKING GLASSES.

Egr RicHARn KlSesbANp, wholesale dsse, IN and "a,
uarurer OF Looking gss,es and importer OF Looking ss
Plsse. Large Pier and Ean'e! GRsses put up 20 otdda
corusnd.sI secoud floor, opposite 8eschsns ho'e NS
York au2l iz
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MEMS ASD B0Ys' CLorHlnc WAREHOUSE, 80 MAIDEN.
LAsE- BousHTos KNAPP, manufacturers Of Msns' aad
Roya clothing We Offering the beat stock OF seasous
bic ga 1neuts found In .hs City, suabs Tor any ell
mate In he Jailed States For cssh oaly els 2Eeod+
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ON SEEING
Mr. ANTHONY 5 PORTRAIT OF
BY ANNA L SMELLING.

Il
'Tis tine 10 life in every liDe we trace
The quick enoicns OF her radisntf,ce
The mild, firm lips, the gsnjuE-lghled eye
The brow OF lofty thought, serene Rod high.
In gazing thus almost dream the while,
Tboie lips are parting with their wonted saIle,
Fhstteaye1Y voice ii faucy We can hoar
Breathing the welcome to nor friends SO dear.
BE! more han hitch, mstcbeIs child OF song
Once more the rApi1res soul Ia borne along
On tbs full tide OF melody 10 rise,
"a il on ssrsph pilioDs 10 no skies
7he chileIed featurtS Of the l0velest face
The form Of ,yumsuy and mslchle.s grace
What they 10 the bright oermssering SOUL
sab!echng all things to s control!
lis thus with thee--thY features Ia repoIe,
Might lack tbs brilliant colorng OF tbs ro4e.
Bul genius lends Lhem shst celestial ray
nor Tins nor change can ever lake away.
The engraving is 6Iabed in the finest tg< Of Line Msr-
son. and sJpge aud viii DO sold either the shso5
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NBA great variety Of Frams' tor smaQ pictures al
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gFy- WHILE TOUCHING INCIDENT So eH8er lip"
ghel Tell ct Jerngs hes:t-
And warming presence, IN shf 'spd OF ours
While hesysn's bright hopes
Shall resI upon The uuanlahed airline and cieaVs
Unto a soul lnpenetrsbe-
Amid an atmosphere o owing love
And muslc-to sughI than BLISS
And purity
Be ours the tgsk upon this Flooding earth
TO indicate spots where beauties gems
And ornaments OF laAte, In rich end rare
Prouson. sreelA the pleased 9. 9
And leaves upon the mind
glowing Memory.
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ry-w w. II DlssSov's aidiug School 20 Fo'f, hs,s,.
near A,tor.plsce Open daily tSondsys' Aceptedy ph
dies and gentlemen. Hours for . ..es rom AAbi
PA; hours for gentlemen iro" t 10 AN and 20 I'm
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