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Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1850-07-25

1JA Washington corresponden, OF The Jour
nal Of Commerce ssys:-"Mrs. Taylor, the
widow of the President, continues almos. In
co0solable. She has. from the time OF The
Generals elec,ioH. entertained fatal present.
mens that he would meet with the fate of Pres
iden. Harrison, and die during his term. II
ne wonld have gone away from the cily ten
days sgo-io some quiet and healthy place
his valuable life would have bean prolonged. !"
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1850-07-25

SPEED OF THE Erie RAlLRoAD.-The Express
Train on the Erie Railroad on Saturday last, made
the trip from PiermoRi TO Jefferson, at the foot Of
Seneca Lake, distance of 2Sl miles. in eight
hours and tweniy-six minutes. This is at the rate
of 33l miles per hour, including sioppages. The
have been al the rate of 40 miles per hour.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1850-07-25
no Presrye beef steak.

now at hand when meat cannot be kept for more
than day or two in fresh state, il will be Of no
inconsiderable benefit to many to be informed thai
if fresh meal be rolled up in Indian corn meal it
win keep fresh four or 6se days. The steak should
be laid down iB pieces from one TO three pounds
and each covered entirely with the meal
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1850-07-25

shrewd lis.ls fellow, who had only recent
ly "begun 10 learn Lalin,' occasionally mixed
his mother tongue with spice Of the dead Ian
pusae. Ii thus chanced, as one day he was
reading aloud to his master, that he as,onished
him by the translation "Vir, man gin, a
trap; virgin, a man trap "You young rogue.
exclaimed the pedagogue. "your father has
been helping you with your lessons" !"
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1850-07-25

New Hope and Dsidoore Br'dgs Company
The Receivers of the New Hope and DeIawars
Bridge Company give notice 10 the creditors Of
tha, Bank, TO present their claims before the
24,h day Of December next. II they are not
presented by ,ha, time, they Will be debarred
from all dividends ,ha. may be declared.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1850-07-25
SELINs Grove, July 4th 1850.

I
Gen,emen:-Wh absent from home learned
from you that my fellow citizens, as represented
in the late Democratic Whig State Convention, had
nominated me TO be supported at the mex, ensuing
election as their candidate for the Office of Auditor
General
1t was not my wish TO be placed in nomination
for any Office in the gift of my fellow voters of
Pennsylvania. Buiihe high honor thus freely ten
dered, is duly appreciated and | cannot reject it,
therefore accept the nomination, and if elected,
will endeayor to- perform The duties the Office
with energy and fidelity. Accept assurances Of
high regard. II. w. SNYDER.
] B. Johnson, and others, Committee.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1850-07-25
FOREIGN NEWS.

DeArH OF SIR ROBERT PGEL.
Tie Steamship America arrived at Halifax on
Thursday.
Cotton has advanced. Flour has alsO slightly
advanced
Sir Robert Peel was killed on The eeth OF June,
by being thrown from his horse.
The crops are promising
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1850-07-25
The Mhia Candidates.

Below we give the letters of acceptance from
Messrs DUNCAN, SNYDER, and HENDERsoN, the
Whig candidates for Canal Commissioner, Auditor
General and Surveyor General, nominated by the
late Stale Convention. The letters are brief, ex-
plicit and to the point, and testify OF themselves
the good taste and teligence of the nominees:
Bucks County, July lst, 1850.
Gentlemen:-1 have received Jour note commu-
nica,ing The fact Of my having been selected by
The Wing State Convention, as the Candidate for
the Office Of Canal Commissioners: EE
can assure you, gentlemen, am exceedingly
graiifed with such an unexpected expression OF
confidence on The part Of the distinguished repre-
sen;atives Of the Wing party of Pennsylvania.
may claim to have deeply sympathised with my
tax burthened fellow citizens. and if the result OF
the election should enable me in some degree to
facilitate the measures of relief which have been
adopted by the administration, shall be well re-
warded for the anxiety consequent on assuming
the duties of position of great responsibility -
Whatever the event, the honor of the nomination
alone which accept with pride and pleasures
far beyond my desert, and will be an additional
incentive to do what may in any station, public
or private TO promote the public good.
Permit me- gentlemen, to express to you my
thanks for the courteous style of your communica-
ton. am, with sentiments Of the highest respect,
truly and obedienily yours.
JOSHUA DUNCAN.
To-. B. Johnson. and others, Committee.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1850-07-25

. INCIDENT OF THE PPILADrLA. FiRE.-lt is stated
that gentleman named Harris, at the time Of the
late FIRE in Phila. was endeavoring to save an in
fant in the third story Of house as an explosion
took place, when he was blown out of the window
with the child in his arms and alighied upon the
ground unhuri!
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1850-07-25

The State census OF Massachuss,ts is com
ple.ed, with the exception Of 6vs towns. Il
i asceT.sinsd tha. The population Of The State
will fall bur lille below one million ofpersons,
In 1910, Il was 7.699. From The returns
Jnsl made, the new apportianmeni Of Senators
and Representatives, for he snsuIng ten ysns.
isto Be made.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1850-07-25
Legislature Election.

NEw.ORLEANs. Tuesday, July 10.
A special election took place yesterday OF
four members OF the Legislature. The fesuls
was, three Wings and one Loco were elected.
The Wings thus gain three
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1850-07-25

Electi0n.-On Thursday last, JAMES NJ. PoR-
TER, Esq Of Easton, was elected President OF the
Philadelphia and Wilkes barre Telegraph Com
pany. in The place Of Gro- II HART, Esq,
resigned
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1850-07-25

Leibig, the eminsn. German Chemist, who
ranks undoub.ly a lbs head Of bis profession,
- aboas 70 visit The Unised States Zoe The pur
ross Of giving lectures They csnnel bul be
Enur popular.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1850-07-25

Five thousand men are now TO work on the New
York anc Erie Railroad west OF Corning, and it's
expected to have il done to Hornesvie, distance
Of 1856 miles this fall.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1850-07-25

The Remains of General Taylor viii remain al
Washington. and Monument will be erected TO
his memory. A bill has already been Introduced
into Congress for that purpose, by Mr.. Webster.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1850-07-25

~ The Sasser Regisaer, Hewton, N. J. made
lis appearances last week in an eniire new robe
asp.endid dress Of handsome type The Register
is an excellent paper web eeite6, and desefyedly
well supported
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1850-07-25

The officers and cadets al West Poin, have
contributed nearly $500 10 The erection Of the
Washington Monument, and The Odd Fellows
aof Pennsylvania, during The mon,hof June. $500
for the same purpose.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1850-07-25
Remarkable COINCIDENCE.

Ii is singular fact that majority of our Pres
idenis have left the Chair Of State during their 66th
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1850-07-25

Had The second Adams been elected for sec
,nd tenn, ne also would have been 66 on retiring
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-03-16


Besros, March rs. q. H-3 shares Boston and Maine
harts lo3 dc, lu7H 20 DO, b2m lv3f kAssern ksl-
rad N n. ISL 3fitehburE Railroad, l0@i Reading
h. a. ~ 20 do, ay "a Boston snd worcester ssircsf
- see, s,l 10 rerloh County ssilrosa III 2, south
and ffoyecncs Railroad s5k 10 Norwich saa Worcester
hsirtss, 81 ~ vermont central Railroad, hin, ~ ~ ~,
xm, al no Iast Botien Company, hin, B AZ. am 10
~ 80, l5a 10 Crocefs Baah g 10 neroh,nu Bank, l1A
u state Bsrh, t5h - tsse Bsnh, lus1s Suffolk Bsns lt
10 Div Vermont central Railroad. NJ. ], sl@.
PHILsprLppf., March H. The stoct market. With the
exception Of Texan teeuritics IL quite Fat today rsf
Heard I share Girsrt Bsbk, l2k; DO, R 90 sprinr
csftene 81 "a Prnnsyivana Bank lle so state So p.;
80 eotlh ~ STATE %, ss5, l1 DO. 100 fhiisdslehia
ksefanee 20 tsS TEXAS noes ~ 1900 DO. Nk - 40 DO.
~ tttu terdits Bonds 10 ~ 1Du0 DO ~, tyk 3-o Do,
US, tO do sg 20 - thsree Norristovr Railroad Sl ~
90 1 ~ Trenton Banhirg Cor PAM "a - Union Canal
tt ~ 90 l.,i. $50 Tcsas ~ cene ~ LOU Allegheny
Ctty &C. ~ - shares Niehsturg 1s ~ do lek; ~ Penn
yi,nia Esilrosd 81; t2ooO niied states Sc %. l!t
z.sisni cy So a IN srrs. c.ss ssss. ~ 900 Wi.
Sss,gsshssssh csnsi ssss, 81 80 s.rrsc.s, "a 1e.
scmAi $50 Tesss notes IN 1000 state 81 gsii ass
nirs'on, Rsilrost, soss sitCo Heading Bosds, esk.
BsLrIsoss rneh Here has been itsis or soshesss
us Ifee steck. dating the past week. though there
hetey cortirues sbusaspt snd hanks freely ds
per eat spc,k BoorS- s5m Maryland qusr ss, 81 so
.i,y 90 loo, lpfk shs ssrirs Bsah ~ 100 bstmor.
kttd. tf rQ
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On Friday morning amer protrsetsd illness. El,r.
Hopar -fe II VILLAS kunbs In the sS,h year Of her
age.
The friends and sequsntasess Of the family are re-.
spectfully invited TO attend the fsnsrAl, sunday
snsrnocr ~ slcsh, from her late residences, 81
on the psssses hsns fron San Francisco, nth De-
eenbsr. 1912 Jonr A. PsirpLs, oflBrookyn, l.. In
the 2sth year 81 his age.
On the sth inst, In Orange county, Virginia M.av
HIM, wife OF Lieut.. william Lewis Msury, Of the
In Louisville kentucky, 70 Inst, Assrr rcssrs, ss-d
10 pears wife Of Ja1ss l.. Turner.
ON Friday. 18th inst Evs- Jc~rs. aged 81 years.
The relatives aud friends Of the family respect
fully invited TO attend his funeral frsm his lAts rsss
nue., this afternoon at az o'clock
fOuehkespsse papers plsass copy.
On thursday morning. March fssh, after short and
severe iilnees, As Ass,iA, daughter ef Ab'n Van
ssup, sgsd ~ yesrs months and days
ON friday, 18th Inst, Mr.. jour wsssst, aged IS
The rssves and friends Of the deceased slss the
members Of the Germss Usios Society respectfully
invited 10 attend his fu neral this (ssurdsy sernooo
ct eiock, from the corner Of Mott ssd Spring
streets.
ON Friday evening, 81 half pest 10 o'clock after
tedious and painful nis.ss. Asa X. Vas Vases aged
Nytsrs, p months and days
The friends and aoqua,ntspces II the family. the
members ~ lOsk Lodge. No "a. I o. Of y, aud the
order gepersliy trustees Of the Public School society
Normal School sre respectfully is'ied TO attend the
funeral from his late residence 3O5 Fifth street ON
SUNDAY. 81 4 o clock I'm
ON the 1tth,instsut. w,L,,ss, infant Of Robert
and Mary Isne Pollard
The fiers. o. the family respectfully invited 10
attend bis funersl 81 o'clock Saturday afternoon
from the residsnes Of bis grandfather, No. Hsmi-
ton strset
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-03-16

IRrpAv, March 10 =. n.
OWING to the accounts " the sg Oh in the rsssipt
OBJECTION Of the Southern ports The article assumed
greater nrnnsss and sales pretty freely made
an advance Of about No. The nrst towbosts Of the
season rssshsd the city to-day from Albany sishtsd
with produce. The lower grades Of this State and
Western nour were lower while the niddng and bet
ter brands we're nrm. Canadian continued dull and
quotations we're nominal Southern was also heavy ct
previous rates. There change in wheat holders
continued hrm which restricted sales Corn was dull
and Southern yellow In better supply while prices
favored purchaser Pork better with sales 1t full
prices Beef hams were arm. Cut meats were in COED
Demand and prices steady. Lard was rather heavier
while butter and cheese were steady and In fair de-
mand. Coffee continued heavy, with moderate sales
Sugars were in fair demand, and prices steady.
more rm. With Gales Of so bills ct Is As - Pots
were shade better, with sales Of 40 bbls ct 30 "A
BarADsrurrs = FGom--This days sales have reached
800 bills Including common to straight State ct 81
SIX IS; favorite State ct So lax . S. rs; mixed
IS 5. .s.s. fancy s' ~
fancy Ohio and Geneste, So rs SIS 87h; extra Ohio
The receipts via the Hudson yet limited Souh-
sYn Flour something easier with sales Of 600 bills
ct - 81 50 SIX for mixed Frederick sburg sountry
timors, AisxsDdris. and Gsorsstown Rye Flour was
dull and nominal &C previous prices Corn Meal
unchanged and the market quite dull. Whsot-In
wheat there has been marked CHANGE and hold
were very nrm with ssles Of $500 white Penn
fylvsnis kept strictly private; also cargo
Of white Southern, to arrive 1t private bargain Rye
more plenty and dull, ct 81 . 5Se. Barley was
wanted, 1t 90 . Zoe. Osts-The market was more
freely supplied with sales OF Northern at AZ 49,
Jersey 1t "a SIC and southern at 80 3lc. Corn
Salss were made Of 80 600 bushels at SIX 63ko for
mixed Southern; $50 for Jersey white; 56 66c for
Southern yellow; b6> So for Jersey and Northern
yellow, and BOY DC. tor good to handsome white
Southern.
CorroS The tslesrsphc accounts Of the upward
tendency Of all the Southern markets. and the steady
dminution OF recei started out buyers and
holders having bad leisure to calculate the amount of
concession they had already made, were disposed to
demand en- advance. which was paid, on about 8, 500
and at rses establishing advance Of three
Of cent tince yesterday. We resume quotations.
LIVERPOOL CLAsnTIcArIoN.
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RAILROAD.


HUDSON RIVER RAILROAD.-TR0n NEW YORK
HI to Albany by Railroad and Steam thanksgiving Ar
rsngsment On and after Monday March H. the passenger
trans will ran ollews ts.nSays excepd connecting
81 Ptushheeptis with the fast sailing steamers south
ssd sosehsg At the usual nrsImsdiate laadI
bspy. stopping a. Yonhs. Dobhs Ferry. larry
town, ssg Sing. Pesiskl GArrison Cold sprisg Fshk
New hanbursh thence by boat
to Albany, landing 81 Para Kingston. Tvo Maiden.
Catsk Budson, and Coxsackie at ~ A. n. for Pough
lsepsis. stopping at all statons At for freight
Poughkepe stopping at all stations
ats p NJ Tor passengers TO Poughb stepping Ut all
statioss ~ r. NJ steamboat train for Albany and
places the railroad and rver stopping tho
the train leaving ~ tsee sboyeG at6 n,
for passengers Peeksk and all intermediate stations
Leave Pssksti Going south, At ox A. ~ for Nov York.
stoppipgat ell statoss leave foughkeepsie. At ~ A
for Neg foIh, stopping ~ all the wy stations 81
for New Y.ri g, hsi,hs and p.s.ssss stepping
Of s.ssnbo,s 1I Albany xhish is .Ss there a.
Pssi,hill. sing sns I.ryto-n. Desrnas, Dosbs Perry
way s,atis ~ r. NJ for New York. arrival Of the
steamboat which leaves Albany 81 n. Passengers will
their convenience by taxing seats In the
MARRIED for their respective eta ons ~ the Of
trans Will be left stations Eains north. Whers
octs Of the company will procure
tickets before tahng the PasenKsrs for
stations, Who have baggage will always be admitted late
the the bAsase that they sttea
n. , .s an. delivery q srs asss aasS de-
NV YoRK. March IS, 1850.
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s':;s s:s: s:::s s :::s i.s s:is -
D:g r T:;s :::::.1:: -; $
e Fs's :. s;.i u III sss ss. 1s Wiz
sioop-Esssl. Bennett. Fall Rivss.
a. f 4; 4; ~ ~ 80:
d.Ss win Pi:.. = ) :s;5:x o-.. 49, =, ,s
FEY. y s:;s $: e &. = g:
.S VIII ,.si lone .:s sR :s.sSs ,
ship Rssssss sawyer New ori...s n days. with prsv
s 4. Sss . ~ az :. :sss
s:'i E'p ss, :.s : !; D e.
saw .hp u miles distant with loss q msinsspnast
e::yy ssasss As s u; ''
Barb Corning Corning. Rio JansrO. Jaa H. With coffee
Brig Nathan Hale Crowe sar.aa Is days With coffee.
S:Ss sispsn %sw. 80 mile: Distant p.:::a Sss S.s:
Bris Henry Iced. Kiasmaa. cArdsnas IL days. with sugar
S.is Perkins sof sssr.gorsl onl.y C.nf..ro. 10
ssohis sss ssSR Feb q os g :sss:
iss % sps. sSSa sosS s'Ie No . % p
', s! 1so ssir Fob 49, ana Gan. Cruise
lp. psaPo ssilsd in company with Bi bark isp:s.
Brig " AInstrong tof New g.ysnl Thompson, Maya,
New Haven March ii Ia. S. lon So spoke Br brig Prince
with sugar and mol.ssss TO Maitland Phelps = Co.
stussss CO. vessel Sailed company WITH
Brig Seross Mcguire Havana 1, days. with sugar to
Brs oeiis TTiG 81 Marks. Ii days. with cotton. Coe.
Bis Tytee Ferguson Charleston. days. with
schT N.ysrro fwkis.. Porto cabso, Feb 2: with hides;
mile; came in Nth ,sh her hence bond
Tor sailed IN Company Nth xar.
Ess % s s,rt a., rs: :
Rice fI KYol IGN ia, lon 90 ,o5s Gen f.yl;J from
f ct for aaa lsl e
s sns the .s. White White a.. and
ss s.s psR't s Z. 4 o.
. ss's .s. s'f1sf s:s;; e'i,ss
log s fH Sss ssfs ss.sS
e e%ss and Fsss n a s''s
Care passed large steamship bound South (oeorr
A' sssI j. Nary cssi;: a.y. with
Sscre.ay . CO. S.loS IS iss
ana head painted Slas. with two white 'trs.A.
sshI Mary. Roteau, Newben. &c days. with paraisore
val stores, to X Blackw ell
scbr Rio Grsnde, Race, Petersburg, days
sehr Editor, Wilson York River 5 days
schr sAratax, Ray, salem, NJ, days.
Below
Brig sally Evans tDr). IA days from DsmnarA 70 7 n
Smith.
Brig Henrietta. from Havana
Cashier with Of and other damage by
collision with schr Navarro from Porto CabeiO reformed W
repair damages.
Also, bark and two brigs
Sailed.
Ships Hendrek Hudson tpkt Pratt London; ose Pnii-
lips Glasgow Empire City (s Turner Chagres Cherokee
(sl winde. 90; William Travis. Botts Galveston No
distor, Biifens New Orleans; and others
BARcH l5-wrd at sunrise. wNW; st meridian. NV 1T
sunset, ssE, and Eight.
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GOOD EATING,

BROADWAY MARKET.-rHR UNDEesIGNBD WILL
- for sale daily ~ his stno $40 Broadway
door above choice beef mutton and vea
Of superior quality all Of which will he ssld 1t reasonable
prices invites his old and public
to give him call. ALFRED BROADWAY.
ErAT BEEF ,-TkE UNDERSIGNED WILL EXPOSE
H.,.b is.h az ~ - "a 49,,
season fated By j. Duryes ksq Orange
that day. JOSEPH L. HENNING.
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.dnaomecasnis Of BsrfAs narrssses and Desfhs ere
ssf fnserfed sssie0 duly snd psd fsv
Married.
On the IA b inst, ct st. Georges Church, By the
Rev. DR.. Tying, Epsusp JAsrs, Esq OF Brook Haven,
to Mrs ANA &. Tsoss, Of this city.
In this city, March 18th, By Justice Grsen OF the
Flint Distriot Court, ResEns TAsosrsurrssfDek 70
MAp Woop..
ON Thursdsy, 7th inst ct savssDsh. Georgia By the
Rev Dr. James Preston, Mr. sAnryL T. Erspr. OF New
York, to Miss ArosLrrE M daughter OF Il ~. Wink.
Ter. Esq., Of the former city.
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THE Orrsrso CLosIso OF rHs Henson Rrrs -
The river has been closed 20 dsys-from December
10th TO March 9th. reckoning one day inclusive the
other exclusive The following table exhibits the date
The number II days spsB, from 1880 to the present.
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MUDlCAI,

SN|>(>~N~N>N~NN
DIAN0fORTE FOR SALr.-AN ELEGANT SIX AND
half octave rosewood Instrument Of superior tone aud
nish perfect and anted The having
for viii dispose Of reduction ave cent
Can be at - Abingdon Place.
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his.. fmssrs .,y t, Iurs.r cb.sr,, sv.rd 500.
Ne, Hsvana. Tsyler 4 Go. - - ~
.r,..r's,ss,.' r,y,sr ssss-ssh, Leland . Beach.
sf'ys- h'sr', cs@pasii, San Trsaeisse. xecrsay
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NJ ossRLsAN JSc.-TBB WHILE noyrAesH
f.t. Esssss,ss Sissriss, IN s.s 81 f-.. f.m n
70 Y on per fest tofrusaed, 3s1 feeS Ca Tor
rsessf puthc tudines chip she.tns METAL hsp iache
2a9 o. Ferfsrsted % various sves for ssves sftins
netah sry rine psist for gsivsorne iron sns pre-
ssrvss wood yerh. frelter vfs n.,N imitation bronze
tstusy se They warrant their metal nre ssf free from
ny % fren britt. asd rscom-
for me 81 articles "a " the seten
~ vsss 80 dees not rusA Pisn models
s1s ssssr i ,sssrns'ss ~:xse hsd q their sssss
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q. .... <. e. 1AsCn
Ey sa A. - =: ps a :s:l.: M t.s:S j.
:;:s &. s E;T u 1s =: %
&: M Ss'f Tsgs Ss
1Sos clique NJ Arnold; TsrsSis Mr. GIssr s:ii.. u J.
Dunn sehaesb.s NJ wisass rstna Mrs. a:,Ssst; ir.ns
ss... s' cent. Si Ps s :si' cs:.s -; cent:
DURrONp THEATRE, CHAMBIRs srRRE1.-sA1UR-
=. AZ ss ni.;e % + ,:,:s s' isa'Sy
Ss, osp.. SuHAy .ss. NJ ri y
sSSsy MA lS:a;; NM "a: ca.s;: Ts..;sa
VI. cS.pnsn. rs1ssis. Bs:i b. ~. hiass Pa
.;. WF s'f n t. Win
s%Ss Il. rs
BROADWAY raHATRE7oRAND pRArAIlC yEsrI-
hi. ..sss.ioa d e ne above s.,sSii:h
ssesptsd the sssarsss duty nslns ri:
tsmoni. TO the worth .nd professional ennsnes Of NJ
Is.Fss.iS; ssSossss he public ssss..y hey
the s.riiss ana varied sn.sIsain%snss given
% s selis,s =. never never been before
Tered the the drama Tickets to the Dress Cir
% . e ri SsS:
use
.:sos: s,s:s$ss ;pi;ssIs s:ss:S%:.s'
hAno omely volunteered their The Com
ss..I 9', .ssSsh .ss viii 'S %
the distneuishsd gsrfGr%srs Mr. H.%bD, Mr. Plaoide
Geo. H. Andrews Mr. Lynne. Mrs wallaot, Mrs Blake,
Mrs. Abbott sc., Nc oonjoined in Comedy, nterlude
and Shakspearean Drama with that Of Mr. Blake who will
spPearin popular character Order Of
Overture by the OF ohestra and additional orcs leader
Mons Perso followed by the sterling comedy of
POOR GENTI EAAN, with powerful cast of characters
Interlude of AN UNwAkRANTABLE INTRU5ION, in
rS r.. Ds S P
PE1RUCHIO. The dram and further r.
ticulars, in fu ture tif and Advertisements.
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CORPORATION sALB or Rial IsrA7R--fHB
Of the Sinking lusa q the City q New
York WIZ ensr Ter sale st public auoon Tuesday the
18th DAY Of easeh 1850 81 The nsrshaats usshsAss
~ city Of New York. six hundred and forty four lots
9seene located principally In the part Of the city
% ssd ssr.s Of .sls sss s4ysrss.s.t Il the
NJ hrer thogaphie maps said property may b OBJ
tatnsd ~ the Comptrensrs Ohes.
1AncH ID 1850. Of the city Of New York.
RYy. HIoRnAN, ENTHUSIASTICALLY MARCH
IA q o'clock, n At No: III Henry ct, Brooklyn
0snteel Housshsjd FurntursBrussels and ingram
pats oil cloths sofas. bureaus dressing table, bsds mesrss
bedseads. washstands mahogany and rush
chairs sdsboard pier glasses shower BATH marble top
and centre tables qusrtse mahogany and dining tables
hall and stoves and kitchen furniture. Also. good
horse Catalogues the
this moyning.
NEW YORK TATrKRsALLa--T TIE SUBSCRIBER
rsspesuy invites the attention Of carriage naisrs
storags and secondhand vehicles favorable terms
With quick sales. and prompt cash k-Regular
oalss auction, Monday, ct II s'elocb a. T.
GEO. w. MILLER, Proprietor. $50 Broadway.