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ADJUSTMENTS.


RRo1pwAY. THEATER-oso, orea sss ear.
AZ sip WI r-s- This EVENING. Feb Is VII ee
sctsd he rev Couseiy. N s 49, Gales he
SERIOUS FAMILY
a. 49, NJ 49,. " y, 4 ts.sss ~, NJ yS, .S,
-. WHO SREAAs EisSr
'''e'' NV wiTcH OF wi nj MS n morn
Marty Primrose. Chsgmsn Rose Me- A. Fisher
Prices - si'n-s.cu To Dress Gree ar Fsrene,se =
cts Fsay All 90 ofee,, > es Gse'y y. cents
BUTTONS rIIEtrsR.--,9.S,s:. sp~a /" q 70
ID -.raencr st THIS EVENING, FEB Is. NJ. -
THs SERIOUS FAMILY
ca. rcrTss. W. Clarke Sr1rs Nrcvef-.-..s Leah
Cart Nsz-ire.. sr gam Af-.nadao slees M bsfsoa
KS rleI peaiss. n. ~ ~. -,
Z lcsS Arrag1rase bg Mss Waters. NJ. Ersde-c Mss
Hgs-t Ald NJ, Psrslce.
AZ ccnc1ce VIII .h- avor'e Drama 81 he
DEMON JESTER. % TIE Duichnsr's Dream
g-l,--s a. ~, -. -
r-oe.-s5ges D9s. G RE .,i P,r,rs.,, : e.. fsss
eIc- 2 s-ccnc TT = CTS Private Boxes. - md =
rM;IAN OPERA AsrOR.PLACE beow q ghtar
r,u~f,, 80 .-i ore 20 ~ Cpe-s season MONDAY
NtNfiN Norma : guors c Barb Pat; AiNlg;ss SiE-
''.l- A rams Fo-.oue Siguos Fors, Ofurrso, : snor
y o,-sf - oeer 30 prevent eousion, carriages 49,
~ cow hes;s eat .aa take Hq hesss wrsL
subscribers a-d Others uiasj respectfully iror-ne5
sa 70 prrs1l W. under s,y c-cunfstS,c-s hs ~ ,itss
.41El cfiferf- fs uck-- Sesscn rrs- hen. r,.s.
e-ae rsraei ~ '-e' enio'eeneu, of The s5ovs rae a.
CrnGcct,r sat Director Max Mareglek I@,l.f R---
k7sltEsr Pr-e- NJ s1ri-s.ou A. a Boxes ~ p.
,rst secu-i either 'r The -gt o. sessu g 81 Aamis-
.11 ira evening ~ re performance PrEcGeCe 81
An4a ,es--r - -eas 3ov Ohce ooen every dSy frors
~ o.. c'ci1cs, 2 N. Dcors open MTTo ccrirnefce
ala. Isl as
ITALIAN OPERA. ASTORPLAcE. below ElsAth-
y Tree BENEtlf % De s.trte-s By ne ale
HAGUE Fl CALAMITY. TUESDAY EVENING, FEB
"a wiz he performed pol'r~,tis celebrated q rers SsTa
/, 8 acis. u LUCIA pI LAMMERMoOR, WITH rev
dresses hv Mr HoIcrrlsG new scenery by Nj a egrt-
L1-s. Sigrorira A RermrcS ALICE, Sisnora Avcgadro
Etsar1o $ rnor u FOrrs Ashton. gror Be1eveaisro.
Nrro Str.or Psfai RAymonjo Signor Giubueii Nor
marc : .aucr Psrozri
Co1llc.or and Director. Max Msrcizes Leader H-rr
krru'rsr.
IN order ths better % prevent ccnfison Carriages wi
se' DOWN heads east and tske up arsts west
Prices of Ainisson-Al seats m ooNes or paruuet -
Cured rrc- fos tho rigl ~ SCISSOR 81 - Admission or
'c evening 90 periormauce-PsrClst $. smpA.,hea'er
rfs Tickets De obtained 0i -he men hers 81 fhe
Feirf Ca1rcr sa a. ile Mayors Dnre. tl' srais csn
llif bee -ecirei ~ -.e Box Utce cd he opera hogSs
Sgnscnters respectfully informed that ihef seas and
boxes VII b., kept then un, Saturday evening, n mol
secured hv hat time ihey wi De disposed Of TO other a
gltcaufs eva MouGar and Tuesday.
Box Oice Ogen every dsy from A NJ ua o'clock 2 NJ
Doors orc1 at o'c'ock 10 commence att. ~ a.
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MARINE JOURNAL

90, or yEw-YORK. ....FEBRyARY 70 lc'e
pfIvIATvzE ALnAvh-...-TH1s Day
--s.SK.ss....5 ~ se--...i - a. Mses- ss's..--
- - HIGH WArLR....fs5. is.
III 81 sen CO.. .s2-l--. ga rel Os's "a
: soS sIFrg J0,RYlt. SeE FOURTH PlGs. =.
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T.
rs OF r. l. Snow Social Union No and 70. friends, Al
Military Hall Bowsry, on WEDNESDAY EVENING,
Feb. ~ 1880 Shelion,s Cotilun Bind II engaged
Dancing will al O'Clock Tor those who go Joy
thls pleasant exercise.
supper Tickets NO D. viii be provided early hour
f such az prefer social recprOcnsn OF Speeches, Odes
Sentiments &c. Several 81 our prominent Temperance
speakers and singers VIII be present All are invited 10 BE-
prepared win sentiments, % be given 81 The table
second supper fckefs NO y VIII be provided ~ y
o'clock for hose who prefer The social dance and are not
lffhe hrst table
The Commirfre of Arrangements viii spare no exoflions
maze is ol he most social parties II thr season
BrOhes ard Sisters, with he friends Of The Order n
l. snow Social Unions arc invited 10 be VITA us.
Tickets (r efes 90 cover eNpcrsesl - cents, lncudng
supper may be bad % he door the evening OF any
Uf rios members l8f Jiieh
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GENERAL. NOTICES.

p the Jrens1rFr OF The ~pFcIsI JcD3 HlIt'et
o. ne Common C0u1Cl acknowledge, VIZ; pleasure, ine
receipt The fo0wgg G0na0ns FOR s rc-i TIE suffer
> II ~ l.,e casiaIl, N Rssle-st y WI
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JAMES COLE, Aucuoneer.
y.TITAN.-T PRpPERTy 90 POSITIVE AND

JAMIE IDLk, Anctl0neef. -.
I'UITON--T. PROPERTY - POslTlNE AND
L PEREMPTORY SALE OF VALUABLE BUILD
mo LOTS Fulton ard Pineapple Sta Bfoosyn, be
longing TO the First PRESBYTERIAN Church OF the New York
Presbytery JAMES COLE Will eel on MONDAY, Web.
70. AZ y o'clock Il the Merchants Exchange Ne"fofs
The following desirable property viz
lo on the 5 w corner Of FULTON and Pineapple eta o.
feet on Pineapple IL FBOns o feet inches
on - side and Is feet inches In the
lots the W SIDE 0f Fuicnst adjoining the above ~
feet 8 inches front BY over 100 feet deep.
Also church edhce erected The above az NOT
previously sold Al private sale
The aoye perry l. located Ia the most desirable paf
u the City Of Brooklyn being tho business part " o
leading avenue Of The eily. Terms very liberal
Maps ~ the property Do obtained a the Offices Of
the Auct0neer s3 FutOn.sL Brooklyn, aad Wast Nes
York lM Jus
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AMERICAN MUSICAL FUND SOCIETY.

ITALIAN OPERA-HOUsE FEB q
FNHE II BStRlBERS. and the public IN general. are
respectfully lnfoTmed that the Third Grand Concert u
ne shove ns urou VIII AXE place Al The Italian Open
House 90 SATU RDAY EVENING, Feb % 1850 on
which occasion hr following eminent sriss VIII appear
SIGNORlNA BERfUCCA SiGNoR ROSSl-CORsl
SlGNORINA PERRIN SlGNOk sANQUlRlCO,
SisNOR GtIOI Mr. BRANDT
slGNOR BENENENTANO MIR RICHD. HOFFMAN,
.ud an Orchestra OF Sixty Performers
During the Concert win De performed Grand Pot Pour
RI aid a Grald Fsnisse Tor Wind Instruments, compri-
sug he beet "a en m The country.
CONDUCTORS
Messrs GEORGE LODER and MAX aARETLEk.
Tickets for PsrgIete and Boxes, 81 each, Amphiiheaer,
p cents Reserved seals which b. secured al The Box
Ocs of he Asor.pscs Opera House 81 So each Tickets
can he obtained a. The principal Mus and Book Stores
also Al e Office ofthe Society 40 Broadway, and st the
Box Oc- Of the Italian Opera Particulars IN small bills
l3f 4tAiWFtsish
GRAND FESTIVAL Grand Musical Festival
VI such been rarely eguaed and never eKceied IN
ti. CITY, S be- gwen NJ the TABERNACLE on TIL RS
DAY .2fh which will embrace the following popular
talent slgchcd On the Italian Opers his ci'yi
signouua rruf Slguor Benneventsno,
BeruccA Gudi
Perrin. SanQuircO,
Pan. NOvellL
Slguon ROssi Coss, % kossi Goes,
sign0r FOfli
Also ri Orchestra and Chorus under tho direction OF
talent which with full details viii be published hereafter,
being the benefit OF ih. Hebrew and German He
brew Benevolent Societies OF his city
Tickets so be had Al all the Muse Stores and al he
door m to-. evening 81 the Concert
II INV 4 risiw cod tfedis
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BRUCE A CHIFFON, Auctiooeer
nOSFTItE SALE OF HOUSES AND II

DOSITisE SALE " nVt5r5 NM LVIo o.
Thirysl gtih-st- COLE Chiffon Will sell II pub
c Aneon on MONDAY Feb 49, 1870 a. n 0clock a. the
Merchant Exchange, he following houses and lo's |"
close state, viz
THRrY-EGHTH-sT - Your hree story frame dUeiiog
ois he south side of east OF
nd me 1hildayeue toe ots about ~ feet fouI
md rear and ~ feet deep.
Also ihe ots Of ground, with ffsme houses On ne
VI lie .ots about 100 feet eeat VI The above
Also Tho large Of ground 10 the reaI ~ the shove,
about - feet BY IA Ia length Thirtyeighth 10 rsgulseo
curb and gutter SET the ground high and level Al
axes and assessments paid ~ e delivery u he deeds
arge pier u b. b. bnt By ths Corporation a. ina o Of
10 street portion u tho purchase money may remain
bond and mortgage FOR fall particular. sPply " Us
Au.OEeeI. wal 81 where msls can D. lzlylloI Nl.
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ANTHONY ] BLEEcKER Asersses1

ANTHONY J. BLEkCkth Aactin1ecr
DEREnPrORY SALE OF VALUABLE PRO
L PTRTY Sirla:rd rhirty~c7,A soruesA Fsnyfoarsn
40 Eifv-Sah as sni rrstst taifd and Seventh
A. Auc rcn-bras to as rrsstence q JsTes bertin-
decreased ANTHONY J. RLEECAER VII eel Al sae-
r1a 90 Mordag. Fcorlzrv IS SIC AZ y ecioSk a. ns
Meoc's'is ENchange he olo Stng vsu<oe properly va
yirs Avr-,ss s Of rrQ-d % the east siie q Fra.
A. commencing u he-t rcbos soatA 81 Tniry oiatast
each "a s,-S 3 irehe- by 100 feet n depth
Asa lots directly opposite he above On ne ~est s1s
u slrst-sy SANE 1iensioas
Third Avcuge2 ios the wes, s.te q Ieirdsr scoes
IS tes soG'h Of Fcrceh Il sad oss ectnx ssA IN sxe -
feet ~ 81 .rrs "a depih
Fcrtrta-sree,-S lc,s "a - south slde q ForreShst
aAo0t 10 fret q rhria esch ot bsing "A ret y
aversgc % at-oGi - let N depga
SeveufhAvcnue1 .ots o. thc west slie e Sevenghsv
form n ~ whoie front ~ he hsk lwf,h Ne eScercun q
o N~sSees Ffye0rAsL ne ssh iots beng each IN
ska - .-ei rrolt sut rpar ~ 10 feet Ia Septh
rftv-f,lrh and Ei,sffh ss-6 Ca o. Fli,v-fcarth
snd Sou gysAhst directly Ia he q BE lssi naunca
css ia ihe eudrgs nsreos rnnnng through fru sJrss
~ s.rceS siulA-ei lQe er on Seventh sv AMI -
a.. Srvsdwsv hs icts belcx n Ire = eSt fuut AL
-ear by l0g s,.i riches deep.
seven Aveu1c2 os TIE scathsssg Of Seveoth
AZ snJ Fify-6fb-st ?, Sc, by loo set In aep,a
Aso ots Grecuy IN tae ~ re issi Described
clh-.t scaA site eecA 3 cet ey lee Set IN derh
Ssr--th Avenue OF ga ne eest scc II seNcnthss =
~, r.fth ofEifry.flrrthst o. The ser,e c.neuscns
A.s. ioS N rcar u ire .ssi rsred or Ffy oaite-s
nora side Sd 10 ,eo; cas-. Of SeNcraisv = hex By lN u
3 ncecs deep
Twoialrcs u he purchase rousy remain on bcut
ard norilsxc To- of years. AZ per cert
Liza, graphic Mars ard 0rther 7sracu u bS sbcfs
properly cS1 - obA.rcd a. The aacuCa ro0r brceis
Isl tFiS SIN
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FOR CALIFORNIA.

80 FOR CALIFORNIA. NEW ORLEANS
S-sk-AA AND CHAGREs-Tte new sld splendid
11'-~,''-', steamship FALCON II. HAErsrris, aited
: '.fss Nav. Commander.
r. Uafted stsies 8sn Steamship Company vii de-
-,-rh 10 FALCOs on THURSDAY ta- 2sth Fcbfusry.
COOK Il FROM her rier fDot d WUreu-st NOftl n
r. ~ Havsns NcVOfleans and CLagTes touching 81 he
ar NJ Charleston and Savannah
Tds Faicon hcs superior Accommodations with double
gngine and qualities unsurpassed BY any steamer Of her
p il 1e word
Ttrouyh rckes 70 san FrsncscO Be secured AZ
2 icauon 70 ihs 0fsce OF lie Cocpsry.
zaTEs o. PAsssSE-PAsANA 70 san Fkascfscq
sue Ron nerlls
efr-rage bcrDs 10
RATEs Or PAssASE--EEv-ToRK TO cHlcNEs
safe 800
l5ft1Sis n o ROBERTs. ils Vests,
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4 CAPITALIST wnO cru furnish small Hlc1nt u
y money lg msnuisclr8z srcse seeuref ~ pabehi
llsl f-e from Competition, see IL preecsi opefsnoo
p, 100 Nire-eeulhst a few Doors east ~ A1fdsfsbn-
B0G - cr1t ~ month b. made. which - sub
s r vi aig1ce ith en- person vbo Viii assist Y div
~ ~ ta.ine-. RigLts f5f sac. ~ II
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10 PKINTERs.-For sac = iooiseaD press-sso :
4 raicilg press Inquire a. he Trb1ue BOox and Jce
Pf1eag OGe-, s5r4ce-st G. WiLLETs,
fsfHs- superin,enccEL
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-02-18

DE-OPKNING.H asirs eomI sd $3.50 =. ss go
TX - :, - rrerr -es pvnaref 10 A1sNel
- = n our 1al1cr0rs ra'ft1s- vi bon = IS % = -
rrzrd enleavcr % ease 70 ne 80 e 40 60 - -
--.s - -. ccuI1re fo supply 81 ~ LOTS 9
80. wt,rb lave charsc-eTzed ne esiAolsh1sn- -
nisl-ns ''e WI 7 JENNINGS X CO.
fJTtss Drp--s AID Talofs .. brosdEa. A.. % -.
~OTaA sHFILs.-9s baSL fresh- tgs< r~e'y@d-
~ sasshER YOUNG, ia Cassn,G-f
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4 f-rd me rour ears lave expended uFf -fl- OF
$500 iu pr0crrrg a1l trl-ilg before tc flo-c il,
bon % washing without r-' ~ Or USING ~ iff-..i-
r,fe-a er srv s.hsf1nce GO -sagreeatI- udor. Dr.
.erii1s 10 h- men or person l--- = arc ~ Fact
.av sdy NAV 4 she psases, Go 'he Washing 20 her ai
sir A. a. -x0er.- = I-ss nan cents Toe FTe-s 11
sarfs u -e-rec.at- c--t-1s have ec1cet il rs 81
q nv n A. because - uer-s rgg bringing ne
eel feasr1 ruuter 81 Euprf1c ped i1list4la' ar
,-.,s-s NJ - .e- tae ling bar don't Re luposrc
low h. i.t.ce 10 vclrseve n us'ce 90 ne axe care 70
- - ~ sf "a genuine ~ re. Ny glal - f1y eKl an
- IN uanrhct Pr-ce g. --nc = y PSI, o. ri e1- "
~. -. Ia i've ne q call VIII show you I'd sfsli
~ or1f .s sur-r.ory o. psn Copy liz sddress
Or cur ihis out r. = :" - = N.
fgf Sriss hltfA - - -eee-e--e- - ! :
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Ii M - A,ltRICAN Mr-EIM.-r ]

DEAkSl NJ Mn-a,erand PIDpf eiur John Greenwood
FL Assistant Manager Incompatible Performances ever
...fugua aud syerirr ns eek o. 3 and u o'clock In
.~..rn.uls varied eacb DAY. TIE HzrIueiI Family. who
sii In Pee font rlnL VI Pauioniu SO I'D wcsg 1irs
..ftrasll- ana if+fr1us rIraz unrVaed IRE very
rfIs1t ena.c ghtenei 20 Dean. All other
.-ricles vii % enacted BY Ir Z NemYss Aessa
n4frfsd Rcs- arden. Glars and Higgins. 81 sse- stan
.sfe P-utand and W,sf beautiful licences " jenny
rl. ard au alogrsph letter Picture Gairrl and Cos
.or8ma Msd4m Rockwell &c Adm scion t0 he Museum
.ad performance - 20 Children ulfrr o years ~ cents
WILL, SHORTLY OPfN AT THE GREAT
~ HALL MINERVA ROOMS Broadway. Bgynes
---bfa'ed series of gigantic Panoranas eun He'd FOY
AGE 10 RI ROPE. embracing gnihceut views 0f Boz
Tom 10, HsrDor Hslf4I the Atlantic, Liverpool London
from no Thames fpassng under fs bndges and ending
nth nsgr fceui rev II th. Thames Tunnel brilliantly
minated srt both banks 81 me beautiful River hnnr
,ah.on1g @, Wsshnglcn viii me most unparalleled
.r-ress ~ lwis'
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rotslfo he present sGo37
JACOB r. OAKLEY, Treasurer.
y,fTs Comm; have rnI-,orel 90 every
mig nne! end ve. ka.vu Lave staare o.
o. ID BE
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-~r-sr GREGORY,< CALIFORNIA TX
G.~<...s~ PRESS -sDsci-l nscss-Bgrrs, WIN 1hroJgi
tcEz.s % san FrsDe.sco. VII rare fyy ihis IL
,-ess BY ne .ssmens CRESCENT CITY, WEDNESDAY
-l-h i-sL ard PHILADELPHIA In Aarch a us4AL wHh
ss rlrcss pacxages ard for a. par;s Of Ca
mia winch Ni be delivered bF nc proprietor person
NltH c.spaich JOHN {. THOMPSON,
lsf5~sNTrkwr Ag1n, - Pear sf
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- The very Placc.-thogssr1s rho are 90 ;hi.
moment suffering from lie nuisance Of Boots wor TO-
.msH or too large. w he gnd Know. Ina, from the m
e. JoSEss "A Annst feet Of al d.meu
and shapes be fitted and a. price. heh viii sss
"a, ever, body
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-02-18

JAMIE LULEl AnfIlnetf .....-,.a,.
ltOJsFs AND LOTS IN wILLAMsBU ROB =.
lEJANkS COLI viii eel on MONDAY. Fsb ~ a. ~
oisiorL n he Merchants. Exchanze, New York franc
rossgs. Win hehens attached, 3Oat Thbdst car ~
seventh Also tWOsOry Dasrnent sbo sie pnck Nc 49,
u. s,fb Fyuuh-st commencing Of ssyerih AlsO,
fysas,ory .nd basensnt collage b0nses 90 seyenihsf
~, dining ne foregoing The sbgys pfoFs'y = 'oesteo N
rsasia on Lond and mortgage r lhfee or I've year. AP
9ly ilr map. a. JWalst New YORK Or " FuDnst Brook
go u JANIS GULL AhcboueSf
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- AKTi'S Anatomical AND ply SiOLoGi-
tDCAL COLLECTION 56 BROADWAY Madame
-ARTf beg. t1 announce i1ds vis'srs that during Lr
.1sd fsncl of their .'sy IN New iork che viii demon
-...'e every Monday. WEDNESDAY ald Friday ut n All
and r ~ Tar evenings Of lesc sud the ~hole Of ihs
mediate dave ter seai.emen a. n N o. ., aad Pm
.Hr a..arTs
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f, - ,-rrerf " ~ houses M ven oest yef pub
.bee . 80 cav Issaed ~ De subscr5eFs, eonisAsiDg
.rrg otl-r PROVISIONS covenant Tor he rnani ~ Pey
- sI ,t or charxe lof he CrctOn seseseet ~
- C~ro-.rou q ne CRY q Sew-Yo-k hhefsl elS
Int r.s.ae b IL rrsde BELL GOULD, st1rocers
isf and L4N-oAnA r 4Dls1cfA - ~
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TINHF INAUGURAL ADDRESS ~ Dr. John ? % a'
| --tvsred before il- bar eiarn Acadeny ~ Med eilf
/. hi l-heo and fr -se lv ~ RADDE - Broalstr.
IOHN Il SMITH. 478 broai~lf, snd a. hthNoir 80
gre41srav Pr.ce che shilling. 4Ji t.--.d'
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CAIIFORN
CALIFORNIA.

BURT BROTHERS a CO.
MANUFACTURERS Of sCJrS AND SHOES, -
Vi B-os1 - cT-r t1r s1.- lv prices tl-r PRIME
4ses or regf.i .o7g .er CS-orrs Mi1.r- Bots Me-
c..-- er. -r t-ess goods Wi be Trorrv eVecl-,i
10 80
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GLANDS FOR SALE ~ HAMILTON COIN-
60 TT-Tde ltv-rfzer u ne Above .ancs . tnt5rlsd
- sf A arrsn cement 1ss BEEN made Tor dsDoslnE
,-r, ard requested to 7et-Tl - N-wtcfk AID exc
ru-r ci-rversrcss n re ss1,e III lv-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-02-18

fF7- German Wing Ncws9aper.-Persors Hsr
copies o. ne Prospectus FOR - publ oi hi-
paper. requested fetlro fte same yy1 the ii-.
subscribers without csey 10 the Clarneu OF e- respcc
i've Ward Committees. i6f sus'
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FROM IL " y and l-F.F. T, M
from SCH. scsgrst 10 . g"
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-, CuR >OI FP P.sa!s; ii Mr. S.-acco : no,
- - ss 'ess0os on ne fi-12 org y - ,s
" r4.rse families BE wS1d go $500 -. = sxshanse fo-
IL 800 80 NJ chr Nor. 3 Hesssf-stt y ~. =
WINE An Schly kii snd ked Asa tva =. ~
~ ~ xes ass 50 Lehish, a. re. = - 81 -
ron dsvered TO any rsr Of tie si ,rss - .Ss 81 Hears
ysrss Isl Nsshinsio1' CUT - y " WEST.
Isl Stis- - : -, p 777-7.-
Az, prsysae @ MlLLpsM SB lNg z-as:ses sai A.
has method Of dong ~ lSrS a cas- mace
s syrse sane s ser Awning: 9 b p ~ er . he 10
Re made waief'proo' h., s.ve awnings uoT IN Hse
fOll0~iHs s1Ra oslTt 1 Res, Is! chsIhsn-'-
nsvi5 Morrison 1914 co -,
~ aiiiier shoe dealer, - Canals
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dary between the latter and the State of Texas,
the suppression of the slave trade in the District
of Columbia, and the extradition of fugitive
slaves, and connected with them) the rejection
OF propositions to exclude slavery from the
Mexican Territories, and to abolish it in the
District Of Columbia, and whilst she does not
wholly approve, will abide by it as permanent
adjustmeu4 of this sectional controversy.
This embraces the gist of tine affair." After con-
sdering the infamous omnibus bill, they consider
as a set-of TO these aggressions, the aoondsrtul
concessions of the North in rejecting the PROPOSE
tions to exclude slavery from New Mexico and
Utah, and to abolish slavery in the District OF Co.
lumbia After taking all the territories of worth
from the South, they concede us, as gracious
concession, all equal right 10 New Mexico and
Utah, and after having abolished the slare trade in
the District they concede to not abolish sarery yet
awhile, and the Georgia convention, crnses to its
masters, and grasps the crumbs, which the Rob-
bers let fall to them while they are devourng the
rich bread of which they have just robbed them.
And then,
Fourthly, That the State of Georgia, in the
Judgment of this Convention, will, and ought to
resist, even las last resorD to disruption of
every tie which binds her to the Union, any ac-
ton of Congress upou the subject of slavery in
the District of Columbia, or in places subject to
the jurisdiction of Congress, incompatible with
the safety, domestic tranquility, the rights and
the honor of the saveholding States, or any act
suppressing the slave trade between the slave
holding States, or any refusal to admit as a
State any Territory hereafter applying, because
Of the existence of slavery therein, or any act
prohibiting the introduction Of slaves into the
Territories of Utah and New Mexico, or any
act repeating, or materially modifying the laws
now in force for the recovery of fugitive slaves.
AS if ashamed of their degrading submission,
they squeeze out the expression, fought 10 resist
if SO and so occurs, in which event the tamest
slave would resist; but as far as they can 60 is
sought to resist"
Then they come out,
Filthy, That it is the deliberate opinion of
this Convention, that upon the faithful execu-
ton Of the Fugitive Slave Law by the proper
authorities, depends the preservation Of our
much loved Union.
A deliberate opinion, that our much loved Union
depends upon the enforcement of the fugitive slave
bill. What would the repeal of that law be to the
aggressions they have already agreed to submit 10,
as nothing-the North know it and know too that
they would submit to that We'll may Greely head
his articles in the Tribune Georgia all right" it
is right for hi%/s0 far as the convention is con-
cerned.