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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-05-30
STOR.PLACSE THEATERE vS So% SPs% Mry

hBenefI TO Mr. BASS, on FRIDAY EVENING May
Mayor; y A. Tamadge, ESQ. Recorder; Anorew Mick
To- ESQ; NJ B. Laban, ESQ John b. Brady Esq WIN X
Thorn Esq c. Beaies EsQ Presi ent Of The 81 Georges
Society," YOuns E:G so Of The ss 81 George
EmmsI. ESQ. Elijah Ward Esq Geo Morris Esq: N. r.
Willis. Esq. Ogden Hoffman, Esq T. Porter. Msnag
ing Dramatic Committee: Chas kemle Mason J. U
Neafe w. T. Roberts, J. G. Losier, X. M. Martin, &c
The following artists have kindly rendered their aid Mrs
James Wslack, Jr Miss Fanny Walack, mrs Mel San,
Mrs D,oti Mrs Loder, Miss Weston, Mira Hamilton,
Miss Flypn SIR Wasck Lester Mr.. J. o. Neafs. Mr. G.
Mason Mr. Grosvenor Mr. c. Wharton Mr.. Littell Mr..
Rose Mr. McDonal Mr. Stafford, Mr.. Barrett, Mr. Ridge
lev Mr. Away, &C. The Dodw ORTIZ Band have also ten
magnificent uniform, and perform several choice NOR
cespx during the evening. Mr. w. T. Roberta Leader,
with double orchestra will support the musical depart
ment sSd previous to .he s0%eSy VIII pef0'" Au0er
Tickets Zone Dollar may be obtained at either OF the
Hotels the box Office, where places may be secured
without additional charge. Admission 10 the smpheaIer %
On FR'DAY EVENING. May e. 1870 20 performances
viii commence with the admired Comedy ofths
SOLDIERS DAUGHTER
Governor Heartal Mr. Bsss; Franz hcsraD Mr.. J. Wal
lack Lester; Mr. Mslfor Mr. WARRIOR (hs fret appear
anee in New-Yorkl; Captain Woodley. Mr. GroavenOr !;
Ferret Mr. Sshorc Timothy Quaint Mr. Lteil; Thomas,
Mr. Ridgley; George Mr. Bnnett; The Widow Cheerly,
Mrs J. Wslact, JL NJ 8. Msfort. Mrs. Mclean; Susan,
Miss Flynn Amer the Comedy the following Concert, by
The celebrated Dodworlh Band" &c Rondo and Finale
Linda di Chamouui" as sung by Madame Lsborde Mare
zeh song-"I love tie merry sunshine" by Mira g Loder
Grand Quintet Sonnsmbua" (Dodworth Band,) Bel
lint Very Best Polka" dedicated TO the "up-top," A.
Dodw ORTIZ After the concert, Mr. X Mason viii recits
Rober Burus celebrated come poem Of "Tsm 5hanerD
To conclude with the Comedy OF
CHARLES THE SECOND.
King Charles Mr.. Neste; Earl OF Rochester, Mr. Whar-
ton Edward. IA page Miss Weston; Csptsl Opp Mr..
Bass Lady Clara Mrs Mclean; Mary Copp, Miss Fanny
WBlACk.
Doors open at !; to commence at hllfpsst7 mysO q
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A GRACEFUL TRIBUTE TO WORTH AND GE-
MUs.-An appropriate and altogether beautiful plan
has been devised for the erection of Monument
in Mount Auburn to the memory Of the late Mrs.
0sGooD. A splendid volume, consisting Of contrib
utions of her personal and literary friends and en-
telished by exquisitely engraved portraits OF her
self and her children, will be issued during the
summer, and the entire profits of it Gncuding the
ordinary per centage of the booksellers) will be
devoted to the erection Of a suitable monument TO
the deceased Poetess in the beautiful cemetery
where she is buried. The book will be edited by
Mrs. Osgood's intimate friend, Mary +. Hewitt,
and among the contributors who have already
given their names to the Editress, we believe we
may mention His Lordship the Bishop OF Jamaica,
lone Of the most classical poets who now write
the English language) the Rt. Rev. George w.
DOane, Bishop of New Jersey; Mr. Bryant, Mr.
Willis, Mr. ker, Mrs G. Goodrich, Mr.. Whip
pie, Mr.. T. B Read, Mr. Bayard Taylor, Mr. Epes
Sargent Mr.. Alfred B. Street, Mr.. Stoddard Mr..
Griswold, the author Of "St Leger,' Miss Lynch
Rev. Ralph Hoyt, Mrs Willy Miss Alice Carey
Miss Hunter, Mrs. E. Cakes Smith, Mrs. Whitman
and indeed nearly all the eminent female writer's Of
the country The fund thus raised will be appro-
pnated under the direction of a Committee con-
sisting Of Hon. II. B. Anthony, Governor Of Rhode
Island Richard B. Kimbal, Esq, Rev. Rufus
W. Griswold, Alfred B. Street, George II. Boxer,
L. P. Wbipple, James !. Fields, Bayard Taylor,
and II. J. Raymond
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The Argentine Repab,ic-Fixhs. 4. -.
1nferior.

In the British Packet Of Baenos Ayres. Nsrch
90, which we have just received, we Rad ,h. ca
lowing account Of psrtizan fshts in the inters.r,
We have news this week Of fresh ipro.d ,r,..
the Oriental territory by a party OF Rio Gr.nas
osnditii headed by the Unitarian refugee Centnr;on
ahGs Caiengo m connection with the Imperial IN.
ron de Jscuy. The bngands who were $50 IN num-
Der, were overtsken by the force ander the com
mRnd Of the Oriental Colonel Lmas, and com.
petely cut 10 pieces, upwards Of co Of them being
made 10 bite the dust aud about 500 oftheir snar.
horses being captured during the pursuit from TIA
ford OF La Lsguna 70 that of Las Piedras Ia the
Arapay. Several inofensive inhabitants who had
been made prisoners after their homes were nil
LACED were also rescued. At the date Of the Last
accounts hot pursuit was still being made after the
iugitves in The direction OF the Arapey Chico, add
il was thought numbers Of them would fan
Coucunenty with this incursion a party Of 10 or
10 marauders headed BY two notorious despera-
does, Lemos and Ramon Csrsza. were dispatched
up the Uruguay from Montsvideo in m srchant
schooner. and landing during the night near the
Arensl Grande on an unprotected part Of the coast
surprised the house Of a peaceable Italian wood
cutter, murdered him and man in his employ;
ard subsequently falling in with q sergeant and a
colder on duty cut the threats of both As soon q
the alarm was given, and force sent % the scene
Of blood, the miscreants reembarSed and proceeded
IN the schooner toward the Ysguary. Il is 10 be
hoped that Admiral LepreioQr viii make the in
trusiye authority in Montevdeo responsible for this
fagtious violation Of the suspesion Of arms estab
lished under his auspices. Honor aud humanity
alike call for prompt repression Of such fsithess
and atrocious conduct.
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LABOR MOVEMENTS.

MEETINGS To.NIeHr.--Of the Manuao'1i'N5
Jewellers, and all Gold and Silver Ar'''a" ~
bic 10 forming great Cooperative oOo'''', -
out distinction Of the branch oil pu''Ne,,' IT.
ersW atcb. and Watch Case Makers Oh,
If oil L;,ds sc NJ every language a. 0''H.
H., 49,, near Nassau. We nope tne'e
Ii =. e,n ottendanee Of these workmen 70 nisn7
"a ,ho project for such Union receive tne COZ
- a.In, consideration o. all the artisans. Let
~-o.ont.,;ves from all other affiliated Assocla-
49,. attend and give their views The Silyersmths'
Cabinet Makers, and Turner'S meet at Mecnahics
Hall. 40 Hesterst. The Steam Boiler Makers
Protective Association at Keen's, corner OF Grand
and Elizabeth SITS. The Protective Union, corner Oh
Nineteenth.st aud seventh-avenue. The lalofs
of Second District, So pesrl-St. corner OF Elm -
The Button and Fringe Makers, and the Tlnsmitns
and Locksmiths. at Richter's, SO Forsyth-sti and
Foreign Political Refugees Protective Association
at the shakspere Hotel We hope that all OF these
Associations who have rot yet chosen Deienates 70
the Workingmen's Convention Will follow tne eX-
ample ofthe twenty five Benevolent and Protective
Associations who have already chosen representa-
tives In short time the beneficial results OF such
a central organization will be felt greatly by our
artisans, and tend to strengthen the different ncor
porated and unincorporated Societies which no"
irradiate our city with their healthtul influence
Little or no expense will be incurred by sending
Delegates, and We see no good reason Why any 30
cety will not be represented either by Delegates
or volunteers. Every thing looks favorable 10 the
oofs IL Ind rtol
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nlsce. who. however, resisted to the utmost New
aartbeless the banditt made themselves masters
Of the town, and continued in possession un.ll
81 in the evening at which time the inhsoitan',
and the few soldiers who remained with u.s. raiied
and gave them such n drubbng that they reem'
bark ed with all precipitation. They, however TOOK
with them the Lieut. Governor Captain anu
Lieutenant, Of the small force OF one eompa'y
which was here. but pot them ashore at the Keys.
There were many casualties on both sides; buttoe
pirates received abundant proofs OF Spanish valor
and Of the dignity with which Cuba IS determine a
20 respond 10 the infamous traitors and bandl'H
who have dared to profane their soil
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CHRIsTY,s ndINsTRELs.

mECHANTCb'
NO 4T2 BROADWAY, between Grand and Brooms sis
lN-OPEN EVERY NIGHT DURING THE WEEK
The original and wel-known
CHRISTYs ETHIOPIAN OPERA TROUPE.
The first established and Oldest organized band 10 tho
world comprising company Of twelve performers under
the direction Of b. P. Chnsty They will have ,ae honor
Of giving their original and nimitsble entertainments every
night until further notice.
Admission Is cents Doors open at Concert will CON-
mence at o'clock.
An afternoon concert Saturday. commencing at
O'Clock, Pm. myI 6ns+
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NEWARK ITEMS.

PHYSIOLOGICAL LEcTUREs-The highly inter
esting Lectures in Washington Hall by Messrs
,zowr,.s and sizER, are drawing good audiences
and directing public attention to the lucid, COM
nonsense, practical ideas which they announce Of
the constitution of human nature. Their teach
irgs have peculiar attraction on account Of their
obvious application to so many important personal
and social interests
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enc and running to deposit them in the pail with
out breaking them. The time agreed upon was
twenty minutes, but the feat was accomplished in
eleVenmirutes and fty.tlree seconds leaving eight
minutes to spare. Ths RAINING distance was one
nile and two hfths The wager was SIS.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-05-30

~ THE MORTAL REMAINS OF JAMES X. POLK,
late President Al the United States, were yester-
day removed from their temporary resting place
in the cemetery, with appropriate and impressive
ceremonies Of public solemRity aud respect, and
deposited in the private vault prepared for them
in the beautiful lawn. IN front Of the family resi-
dence in this city. Nashville True Wing %.
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EGG MATcH-This entertainment. came oil on
Tuesday afternoon. The manner Of doing il was
as ioIlJws: Fifty eggs were placed on the ground
at one yard apart making distance OF hfty yards
from the first TO the last egg pail OF water was
then placed at one end Of the row and the fan COM
menced, the operator picking the eggs up one oy
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-05-30

DfDIcATIoS.-The new Temperance hall over
Mr. Cammeytrs market a. the corner Of Fulton
ard Concord sis. will be dedicated this evening.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-05-30

MAS'A'hVstrrs-fPA Congressional District.
."e sIun u.A 70 elect Representative to Con
g'ess from this District was made q, Mona,v
Returns from thirsy-two towns show . vo,s .,
s,ss7 Tor Palffeyi ThOmpsco. 4os2, ,cs,ss,;no S.9
Psfrey so far leads Thompson sa5 vote. 49,, -, 80
=: sO' votes Of a majority Eight towns ys, % coma
IN viii somewhat reduce the majority sgain., p.'
Hsy-iesying him one or two hundred votes .hor,
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~ The President has officially recognized
PATRICK DILLON as Consul Of France for San
Francisco, Cal.
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BROOKLYN ITEMS.

LAwREscE-sT. OPESISG.-The proceedings in
relation to the opening of this street from its pres
ent terminus in Nassau st. have been stayed until
report from the Law Committee and Counsel OF
the Board can be had as to the legality Of the pro
ceedpgs.
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, .DIES FAIR. CROTON HALL, BOW

LERY-TLis delightful place Of public auosemont has
held D.. rood opinion patronage d all the rssDecsbs
no;tru he kirg czsses for wsrds twelve months
II VII m i oJen pe day and evening with hearty wei
e,me for pictures music. sAtary and annoyance BY
bing asked purchase u lGi O'Clock. The uptown ars-
tocrscy ccud something here lhsre nothing Ike Is
10 Bigtugshire my30 Ida
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OLYMPIC.
nIKRCE,N MINSTRELS.-

DIERCE'S mINsTRELs.-The original Pompey
L laie Of Chrsty's Mnsrels-Every Evening until fur
her notice Crowded nightly BY the beauty and fashion Of
this city. Bes, Ethiopian band In the world consisting OF
fourteen performers under the direction OF r. Pierce
RefraIns Buresques &c &c peculiar 70 tae illustration OF
Ethiopian character
Admission Is cents private boxes sS; Orchestra ses,
80 cents
Saturday May H. Benefit Of Lieut. E. Horn alias Brother
Bones
An Afternoon Concert Wednesdays and SATURDAYS.
Doors open ct 2-concerts at 8 O'Clock. mys
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-05-30

DARNUM,s CHINESE MUsECM, $50 Broad
- way between Spring and Primes su-f. T. BAN
NUN, Proprietor and Manager.
Reengsgemen for short time longer, commencing mon'
day, May a. Of . .,,,-,
THE CHINESE LADY AND SUITE
who purpose visiting the pnaeps ches OF The Union pre-
vious In iheir aensunre for Europe In addition 10
THE CHINESE FAMILY
Six Ia Number,
IreInding the Lady with feet p inches long.
THE CHINESE COLLECTION
consisting OF over
ONE MILLION CHINESE CURIosITlESl
Vocal and Instruments Music during the day and evening.
Opeu from 8 A N. oil 10 7. d. Admission % esnei
children under 10, half price.
~ Liberal srrsn gemenis made with public and private
.cesSois yisttipg the Museum IN a body myH II
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-05-30

HEAL EsTATE.-Mr. Blocker sold yesterday
very large amount Of Brooklyn property, as fol-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-05-30

hissouRi.--JoHS B. HENDERSON ia thu L..
n, vsp ami Bentonl candidate for Congress in the
W District OF Missouri, now represented bv w
NN. Bay, Loco. " W.
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DARNrm,s LANCAsHIRE BELL-RING-

DFRs sllhe Chinese Buildi 70, SO Broadway.
This talented Band OF Performers, whose entertainments
during the past weeks have been greeted with crowd
ed houses ard unbounded applause, will appear again
EVERY EVENING THIS WEEK,
commencing Monday. May n, at O'Clock. aud on
WEDNESDAY AND SATURDAY AFTERNOONS
ats O'Clock Their novel performances far excel anything
of the kind before witnessed by American sud-
ence. Their music, being produced by the use OF
TWENTY-FOUR BELLS AT ONE TINE
viz four TO each man-prosqces effect once aston
hhrg and enchanting. They great variety OF
popular Marches, Wsltzes, Quadnlles Pokss, National
Airs Ethiopian Melodies, and select pieces from the
celebrated operas, with harmony and delcacy OF
which creates the greatest delight
In conjunction with the Bel-Ringers, viii slso appear
these talented Yocalists
MISS LESLIE AND Mr. HARRISON
the former in variety Of popular songs and the latter In
several comic melodies aud improvissory illusions.
Admission Is cent? children under 10 half prizes. my27n
This s positively The last week OF this gnrivasd Com
psny, we learn they viii make their debut Ia Phlade
OIL Monday next.
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ADJUSTMENTS.

A sT0R-PLACE OPERA HDUsR.-Reinrn Of
1Ahe Havans Italian Onsrs Company. Toe GGeeor OF
the Havsra Italian Opera Company respectfully esEs eaFe
the musical pubic OF New ofk inst &c has
leased the Astorpacs OpeIs House Tor short season ana
viii give the first representation Monday evening 1une
J. Particulars hereafter.
Phess-GenerA admission, 81; Gallery 80 CTS ssais
June ]. 81 which time places can he seeuIec ..Dr,
4 my5O ANTO PADER
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-05-30

A NELLg's DREAM and The Deluse.-These cele-
Nbsed and effective paintings offered for sale cheap
for cesh To close q concern. The Dream End Of the
Weird has been exhibited IN bat few Atlantic cities and has
TAD sny thousands Of visitors (7cO0 10 Philsdephs
alone They may bs for . Tow days at the Apollo
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BROADWAY rHEATER-Doosso F.n st II ca,
Dtsin Ill rse Al Ti-THIs Nv MING, MAJ 50, VII
be performed the new Comedy, IN acis SMILED
THE SERIOUS FAMILY.
Captain MURRAY Mcguire .............,.....MrH Hudson
AmiDideb eek.. Cnsp Lady Creamy Mrs dsld
Mr. C. Torrens Perry Mrs TOrreus.. Mrs Skerreu
Frank Vincent. Stuart Mrs Demains. N ss Horn
TO conclude with the Farce OF
HIS LAST LEGS.
y Cal a. han Mr.. Hudson Ju.ia........M Miss orn
frices OF scmiason To Dress Circle aud Parques, 50
cents; Family and Third Circles Is cts Gallery Z. ceaW
pURTON's THEATKR.-Doors open n 7i;to
Dcommence 81 7R-fHls EVENING, May so will be
played the New COMEDY, In 5 acts, OF
THE CATSPAW.
Capt Burgouet. Mr.. Clarke Mr.. SNOWFALL Mr. Burton
Mrs. Peachdown... Russell Rosemary. Miss Chapman
To conclude with the comedy OF
THE SERIOUS FAMILY.
Chaf Torrens..... Clarke Frank Vincent. Mr. Lovere
CspL Mcguire. Jordan AminadEb Sleek Mr.. Burton
Lady Creamley Mrs Hughes Delane.. Miss Chapman
To conclude with GfsDd Double Polka Coulion
y Circle Second Tier Is cts Private Boxes, s. and "
NIIBLO,s.-OPEN FOR THE SUMNER SEASON.
l\THIs EVENING May 50, will be performed Morris
Barners popular Comedy Of
THE SERIOUS FAMILY
Capt Mcguire. Broug CHAM Lady Creamy Mrs. Vernon
Char Tofrens. Reynolds Mrs TorrensMis NJ. Taylor
Ami 3D. Sleek ChEpendale Mira Delmsine Mrs Scion
Frank Vincent. COPELAND Emma Leslie. Miss Wimo
To conclude with Weslon's new Farce, called
TlCKLISH TINES
Col Cranky Mr.. dickinson Alice. Ncktnson
Capt Dudley. Mr.. Walcoi Dolly Marygod Mrs Scion
Admission all parts OF the house 50 Cents Doors open
at O'clock TO commence al g.
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NTATIONAL ACADEp1Y OF DEsICN,-Ths

lNTwenty.Efh Annue Exhibition s open ., TIE Now
Gallery e6S Broadway, opposite Bondst from A. ~ Ill
leP. D. Ambulance - Genus Season fexeu . cenis-
Catalogues II; cents zs5swus-
Union COURSE, l.. 4. TR0TrlNG -Frdsy,
u MAy 81, Of O'Clock p. NJ Purpe, $50 Nile hssis,
best3 ms d Bryant names gr Lady Suffolk 70 saddle
James Whelply nsu1es eh r. Dan Miller 10 sukey The
viii leave the South Fery, Brooklyn, 81 q O'clock
nJSo a.s. sPIcER AcMANN
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FIRE.-At III o'clock on Tuesday night Their
was a small fire at 27O Monroe st. Very littl,
damsge, and no alarm.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-05-30

E% Mr.. CRoswELL, the Senior Editor Of the
Albany Argus, in reply to newspaper intimation.
that he was about to retire from his editorial chair
and remove from the city of Albany says;
engagements and interefts may call him from his post
more less, for few months, but not permanently
from residence in this CITY, from interest 10 anc
editorial connection with the argus
"Wllh regard 10 The alleged profits salary &c he ough
perhaps regret ta they have less found thar
lhe friendly Iumors alluded TO-"
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The weight Of the proposed threecent piece isso
adjusted as to enable the Government to make the
exchange without loss to itself, and there will be
none to the party applying. The bill provides that
the three-cent piece shall be paid gu: at the Mint,
and its branches, in exchange for those and some
other varieties of small foreign silver coins current
among us, GW for no other kinds Of coin or bullion.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-05-30

REAL EsrArE-Adrian H. Muller sold yester
day, at the Merchants Exchange, the following:
BY A. II. MULLER-Msy %.
Washington telegraph., 1850-06-26
Washington Male Seminary

THE second session of this Institution, opened
L this morning, February llth, 1850.
Rev. c. P. TuRRENrINE, Superintendent, Professor
Of Moral and Intellectual Philosophy, Bellies
Lettres and Spanish Literature.
Rev. II. c. THwEATr A. NJ, Professor of Grecian,
Roman, French and Italian Literature.
JAMES CROKER, A. NJ, Professor of Mathematics
Students received in the Primary Department
and instructed.
TERMS.
Primary Department, per session of 2l weeks,
pavable quarterly in advance, $l2 90
Prenaratorv DEPARTMENT, I6 90
Co;ieoiate Course, 20 90
Vocal and Instrumental Music, Elements
of Musical Composition, (Extra) w
Initiation Fee, l w
No deduction for absence, unless in cases of
protracted illness.
All students charged from the time of their
entry to the end of the session.
N R-The sons of all ministers who are en-
gagged in the regular work of the ministry, or of
those who are superanuated or have died in the
ministry, will be educated free of charge.
BOARDING can be obtained in the best fami
lies, at from Sc to SO per month.
Particular attention will be paid both to the
moral and intellectual training of all students
committed to our charge.
S. Il. SANDERS, Secretary
Washington, Jan. II, 1850. [2-tf
Washington telegraph., 1850-06-26

M M -HD %
THE planters of the Southwest are respect
i fully informed that the manufacture of Gins,
has been recently commenced, and is in full
operation, at Consburg, Bossier Parish, La
1t is designed that this establishment shall be
permanent, and the proprietor solicits patronage,
under the pledge Of furnishing an article superior
to any now in use.
The patronage and reward of industry is ever
in proportion to the utility of its products. Profit
is the first object in all enterprise; and to secure
this object, superior skill. materials and attention
are required i'm new establishment, that would
compete successfully with those of long standing
and popularity.
No pains or expense has been spared to secure
these advantages. Ingenious, skillful workmen,
the best material, and the most approved patterns
are employed, and the proprietor designs that the
reputation of his establishment shall be determin-
ed and sustained by the superior quality of his
gins. They will be furnished to purchasers at the
most convenient points on the river, above or be-
low the raft, upon terms as reasonable and ac-
commodating, as can be had at any establishment
of the kind in the country. The most careful and
prompt attention will be given to the repairing of
gins; and to all orders in that line of business.
JOHN P. COLLINS.
Pneville Bossier Parish, La.
Washington telegraph., 1850-06-26
SCHOOL. BOOKS

of the latest and most approved authors and edi-
tions, consisting of Anthon's Popular Classical
Works, Cicero, Virgil Sallust, Jacobs first Greek
Reader, Arnold's lst and I'd Greek and Latin
Prose Composition, Andrew and Stoddard's Latin
Grammar, Owens Classical Series, Homers Odys-
sey, Xenophons Anabass Cyropeda, etc, ETC.,
Davies Mathematical w Works, Lectures on Botany,
Mrs. Lncoln's Natural Philosophy Chambers Ed
ucatonal Course, Elements of Chemistry by the
same, Mandeve's Course of Reading, Goodrich's
lst Cd, 3D., 4th and 5th Readers, Grigg g. Elliot's
lst, Cd, Sd, 4th and 5th Readers, Parey's lst, Cd
and Sd Book of History. With great number
of others too tedious to mention, selected from
catalogue prepared by the Principals of the Male
and Female Seminary of this place.
A large and select assortment of Stationery.
Fine Cap and Post Ruled Paper, Record Paper
Billet Paper, Qus, Inkstands, Steel Pens and
Holders, Sand Boxes, Blank Books Of all kinds,
Copy Books States and Pencils, Office Pencils,
WATERS, Paints of the most superior and select
water colors, Portfolios, Cap and Post Drawing
Paper, very superior quality.
Washington, August 22 l849-33-tf