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Litchfield enquirer., 1850-04-18
yTke CIllItcrR Hundreds.

Every body who reads the English novels, and who is there that don't, has heard of the Chlitern Hundreds, accept ing. which, in some mysteriQus way, is he usual mode of getting out of the En- gl.s', Pa. lament. The parish of Desbo- rough by the way, is the place from
 which the family of Samuel Desborough, one of the early settlers of Guilford, in this Sue, deliycs it's name. This Des. borough returned to England after the overthrow of the monarchy, and became under Cromwell, Lord Chancellor of Scot land, and was for several years entrusted with the chief management of Scotch af- fairs. Aportion of the highland of Buck inghamshire, is known by the name of Chiltern Hills. Formerly these hills abJunded in timber, especially beach, and afforded shelter to numerous bandit ii. To put these down, and protect the inhabitants in the neighboring parts from from their depredations, an officer was appointed under the Grown, called the Steward ofthe Chiltern Hundreds. The duties have long since ceased, but the nominal office Is retained to serve par ticular purpose. A member of the House of Commons, who is not in any respect disqualified, cannot resign his seat A member, therefore, who wishes to resigl, accomplishes his object by applying. for the Stewardship of the Chiltern Hun. dreds of Stoke, Desborough and. Boden- ham, which, being held place of honor and profit under the Crowp, vacates the seat, and new writ is i,4 consequence, ordered. This nominal place is in the gift of the Chancello. of the Exchequer. As soon as the office is obtained, it is re- signed, that it rlay serve the same pur. pose agaip.-N. Haven Journal.
Litchfield enquirer., 1850-04-18

p The examination of Calhoun and Cobb for the murder of Barnice White, has been going on in Colebrook for sever- al days past, and is not yet concluded.- We hear that the evidence against them is very strong. and that others are suspec- ted with having been concerned in the dreadful deed.
Litchfield enquirer., 1850-04-18

Knights of Honor.-The regular Tour nament of the Knights of Honor will be holden for the future on the 7th of each week, at the Castle of the Golden Fleece. Jousting to commence at 8 of the dial.
 HOLY SEPuLcHRE, M. H. c. Gloster, R.
Litchfield enquirer., 1850-04-18

n The next Meeting of the Litch- field County Temperance Society will be held at New Preston, on Tuesday, the 2sd inst. A full delegation is desirable.
 K. GOODWIN, Secretary.
Litchfield enquirer., 1850-04-18

na-Persons visiting Hartf.rd will do we'll to call at Thomson's famous Dry Goods Store, corner of Main and Temple streets. The extent and variety of his arrangements for the accommodation of his customers arc of themselves curi- osity. and will richly repay. purchasers for calling.
Litchfield enquirer., 1850-04-18

We are requested by Dr. Beecher to say, that since the statement referred to in our last, he has further investigated the matter, at the request of the friends of Dr. Parkman, and found that :he facts were these During the week after lhe disappearance of Dr. Parkman, lights were seen by the person referred to, on a number of evenings, in the laboratory of Dr. Webster, at very late hours in one instance at about midnight all of which was so unusual as to excite particular at tention. But 10 spyglass sOos used, and no body and 70 person sCas seen in the labratory. During the following week, when the labratory was in the care of the police officers, an attempt was frequent ly made, by means of spyglass, to dis tinguish objects and persons within but entirely without success. Nothing could be dis covered but the fact that there were lights, and that indistinguishable persons sometimes passed before the windows. The statement of the Attorney General was not that the evidence at first suppo- sed to exist was inadmissable, but that it would be of little if any weight, since the object would be seen through two media, and the windows of the labratory were so dimmed with dust and dirt of various kinds. as to bc somewhat like ground glass. It now appears that no such evidence in fact existed. We are also requested to state that on the sab- ject of the student supposed to have seen Dr. Webster with the body of Dr. Parkman, Dr. Beecher knows nothing. No student spoke to him on the subject or did he ever consult the Attorney Gen. eral with reference to it. We did not intend to imply that it had any connec. ton with student. but supposed it to be the origin of the student ssory.-BOs. ton Travsllsr.
Litchfield enquirer., 1850-04-18

1rsnshCa aish Its mo(hsrss blood. Enics, . few doyl before, she had jumped into . well, from which shc had been rescued
 by CT husband who kept watchful eye on. her movements. She was young;
 beautiful, and highly esteemed, and sesves two ChildreM Several of her an- .csstors,comnitted suicide.
Litchfield enquirer., 1850-04-18

The Worcester Egis states that it was Richard Bliss, and not George Bliss, of Springfield, who was mistaken for Dr. Parkman. the murdered man. Mr. B. was in the places testified to by the wit ness for the defence, and recOIlccts being bowed at by two ladies.
Litchfield enquirer., 1850-04-18

HThe Litch6eld County Court ad- iourned last week, after session of four days. No business worthy of note was transacted.
Litchfield enquirer., 1850-04-18

GThe Hon. George B. Holt, of Day ton, is elected member of the Consti- tutional Convention of Ohio. He is na. i've of Norfolk, in this county.
Litchfield enquirer., 1850-04-18
LITCHFIELD ENQUIRER
 -S~>~~$~0~ ~~~~~~~- . LITCHFIELD. April IS, ISSQs

To COrrespOndents We have on hand several communications. some of which we received several weeks since, but were laid aside for consideration after the election. They will now receive atten, ton; -s~
Litchfield enquirer., 1850-04-18

RThe Ohio Constitutional Conven- tion consists of 40 whigs, 60 democrats. and free soilers.
Litchfield enquirer., 1850-04-18

able criticism npon :CIiftOn Grove" ]" which Ind appeared in the uiagaElhe, sold tor 5t.
Litchfield enquirer., 1850-04-18
Herds Grass, Clover

and Red Top Seeds for sale by
 FINCH & KELLOGG. West Cornwall, March 2lst, 1850. ~6w40.
Litchfield enquirer., 1850-04-18

S BALES Brown Shes.ings Gor saIs Iow as ~ ~ RRADFoRD'S.
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1850-04-30

Mr.. ATCHlSON. moved to postpone the prior orders
VIM view TO take up bill No 1877 the calendar, "a
enable the Pe0dent 70 negotiate with The Indians Of the
praries south and west Of the Missouri river. TO the
northern Line OF the State Of Texas embracing the In
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1850-04-30

SKc lad BE- farther enacted That In order to aid In
the continuation Of said Central railroad Dom the mouth OF
the Ohio river 70 the city Of Mobile all the rights privileges
nos shall be granted TO the States OF Alabama and Msss
slpp respectively, for the purpose Of aiding in the
the mouth Ohio river; and that the public Land OF
the United States the extent proportion 10 the
length Of toe rosd on the same terms. sbIes, and re-.
sicons 10 every respect shall be and hereby granted
10 said States Of Alabama and Mississippi, respectively
Mr. WALKER / desire to ask the senator from Ill.,
nols whether y s proposed to grant this road TO
pany or 10 the Slatel
Mr.. DOUGLAS. viii answer the question, bu, shall be
obliged explain This road was begun by The State az
Illinois in the year 1896, and about one million Of dollars
were expended BY the State upon il. Subsequently a
company formed, which failed execute the work
and that company released all the charters back 10 The
State again, so that became State work again This
is grant, therefore. to give IL TO the State OF Illinois as
State work, and he disconnected from any company what
soever
Mr.. WALKER I am not opposed TO the grant proposed
BY the bill; but am opposed TO i in the form In which
NIT motion which | shall submit for there is already
an amendment 10 an amendment pendng but shall
hereafter 10 strike out that part OF the bill which
proposes to increase the price Of the alternate sections
unjust that the principle should be enacted by Congress
The road will be four hundred miles in length, and the
giant for six sections wide for that distance will make
$50 900 acres.
Now proposed 70 increase the price OF the same
amount Of public lands one dollar and quarter an acre,
held
Now, one OF the greatest embanassments in the way OF
ne settlement Of the States that the price OF the
puoc land 30 high and here il il proposed 10 double
W ce Of the public lands, through extensive region
.ns country and 30 TO double this very embarrassment
the government Is going 10 be generous, let il be 90
ana not under me preex Of generosity actually increase
sne burdens Oh 'he new States Let II not propose to
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-04-12
BY THE NIDlIGHT SOITIIERN NAIL.

STEAMER 10 LIBERIA Joseph Bryan 2 Alaba
ma. .Jr himself and hs sssoca tcs has pctitioaed
Congress O. advance 20 .heu s-t90o0J % i've per
cent stocks. fspsyable wi,h .n,sres. in ;weaty IN
,,almcats 20 help buili 'oa- steam ships o. 1000
,lns burden better than any other IN the world,
all ca Pab.e o. -oin, from NsT York % LiverPoo.
IN eish: Jays. These saios arr % cost s,oo.o00 a
piece AMI Mr. Bryan wants she Gorcrrmant 20
fork up &c they are built, Two o.. them be pro
poses o. .iu.sh d. October D. r~-l. inl thr other
two by Octlbe- J. 1888. trc Government IS 10 have
the right o. take them when needed 90 war pur
poses. by paving their cost and ten per cent coli
mission. AMI The right ar ai times % place on
board two heavy gus and men ucecs. lry % serve
,hem, AMI o. send agents 20 Liberia -ee o. charge
The main purpose o! these big ships 8 % trans
post free negroes 70 Liberia under 'hc direction Of
the Colonization Society. NJ Bryan drinks each
shll can take 1900 passengers o. a.irif and make
four ;rps year; th1s tran portin- GOO free re
--oes 20 Africa anl rcspectabrity ard the Society
i @ have the right ~ serdins them bv paving SO
'0r passage and rations FOR emsrauis 1,er ID Years
old, and = for .hosa under Tire steamers are also
~ have the privilege 81 Introducing tle products OF
Liberia INTO this republic ~.thaUt duty. They are
as expected t. be very useil. % putting an end
% the slave trade
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-04-12
DRY GOODS.
ONLY ONE SHILLING A YARD

ONLY ONE SHILLING n YARD
HITCHCOCK a LEADBEArER,
3t7 BROADWAY. CORNER or LEoSARDsr II.
open THIS MORNiNG-A New Lot OF Beautiful
" MOUSELINE DE- LANES,
Spring Styles, shilling yard the best article
EVER OFFERED At THAT PRICE,
AZ any Lady will see 10y examination They have also
FRENCH MUSLlNS, YARD WIDE,
al the extraor iinary and unheard Of low price Of
ONE SHILLING YARD
perfectly fast coor aud every good ana right In
addition they have large assorents Of every other quail
iiy and price, up to the
VERY BEST ARTICLE MADE;
beside every other kind aud style OF
FANCY AND STAPLE DRY GOODS,
adapted not only the Spring and Summer trade, but to
EVERY SEASON IN THE YEAR
And they are determined, under all Circumstances to
SELL CHEAPER THAN ANY OTHER
store in the City Of New.York.
n B-Auoiher lot of new and elegant
PARIS MANTILLAs
Of the most beautiful and various styles, varying in price
from g. UP TO $50 4 PIECE.
beside an extensive assortment OF rich and plain
CASToS GRAPE SHAwLs,
very reduced prices.
347 Broadway, April II, 1850. Hl1 1t
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-04-12

SUpGgNE CouRt or L. S.-ITl.ln.f1H. Wed
nesday. April lO-Archibald W Hamilton Esq. Of
Kentucky, was admitted an Attorney aul Coun
sclo- o. this Court....Nos. f5. C,-1hc United
States, appellants. rs. j. Archers Executor Ap-
pcals from the Circuit Court Of The United States
for Pennsylvania. Mr. Justice Gdcr deliv rel the
opinion o.. this Court affirming The decrccs OF
the Circuit Court la these causes....No FL
II. W. Withers. plaintiff iu error, VS. II. May
Administrator. The argument in this cause was
concluded b. Mr.. Mason for the plaintiff ia error
NO. 13-H. Beuneret nj appellants. rs. j. V.
Porter The argumen, OF Ibis cause was com
mcaccd by NJ. Wcstr3-t for the appellants aud
continued by Gen Jones Tor the appellee Ad
journed until 70 morrow, N O'Clock, \. NJ
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-04-12
X c KEMP, Aucfioueer
nIAMOND GOLD LEVER WATCHES STIR

DLING SILVER, Silver Plated Ware. Bronzes &C
THIS DAY Fd1Gy,) at n O'clock, A. H. Wal s. by GAIA
nyue VIZ: the entire stock Of Broadway dealer rcuoy
ing from Broadway and making change IN bis bu-,1ess
and will offer his entire stock In the above line 90 Dee so
without reserve This eals will be found WEI. worthy Of
The attention Of Dealers ana others anf Induce The Trade
70 buy goods offered In liberal los and credi ~
months satisfactory endorsed notes consisting = gold
patent and detached levers distinction independent
ouds lepne duplex snd other watches inaie by " To
bias Ro-kell R1bneOn Arnold Adams Co aud other
celebrated mskers well worthy the Rcaon Of purchasers.
Also god guard and vest chains, brilliant diamond rings.
pine, sc gold pencil cases RIGGS, breaches, &C.
Also, splendid assortment OF tine sterling silver card
cases pencil cases, and various other articles.
Also 2splendd siiyerp plated tea se silver plated cut
bottled castors walters cake baskets brouzes csndeab.
candle-sticks &c Gl2 IT.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-04-12
hENRI LEEDS Aa--a.ee,

II Ut OF NIlh y rs nanlTs-'lT-d " M-s.-s J y
NerAs -As1 a. Invoice of G1ofs dam. -- m board
Ago and soid FOR sccog.t OF f-s Unde-yyr -.-HEN
"A LEEDS L co viii So a. Auction a. their store. E.
Nsli-.t near Broadway OI FRIDAY. April L.. a,
O'Clock iarge assortment - ranr.or- household ei-r
Consisting ln part 90 sits manufactured hr ne-s-s
Nerks. Sof-s, lete.-ieies, Clars sewing Co.
arm dining DO covered bge ard chocolate l1t have
been tIf ltae used
A-o pier glasses Warlrnres. with pste -'a-s ID ,or-
wsshstancs with marble tops center ~ s rosewood gia-
noNlres. REMOVING chairs, swcg ez-s ess-g our-,.s
% double mare--es 1Cr wora tables. carpets clocks
girsnd1es ore hand orEsn. sri other furniture china
gss. e TIE whole g bee sld without re-r-ea hay. 2
been removed for convenience NJ sac I5.Hl AZ
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-04-12

DAMAGED DRAPERY.
LANE PORTER,
65 Catherine-sL
IN ADDITION 10 large stock Of Damaged Goods, have
L received invoice Of
VERY RICH AND COSTLY LACE
WINDOW DRAPERY,
Damaged by Water only.
Persons 10 want Of Drspery, have now an opportunity
OF procuring the
RICHEST LACE CURTAINS
al the price OF ordinary Muln. Also
WET SILKS,
Black and Fancy spotted Swiss, for Dresses.
FRENCH PRINTS, &c.
LANE PORTER, IS Cstherine-s
Three good Statesmen wanted. ALL IT.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-04-12

Smith. ESQ instrucis his agent Il,
~ r. :, Seay the statement that he has D on'nei
s'sg. - n, against Houses telegraph al '0'''''
%; 9 ID"
Bry' - Tins. The parties by mutual
fDS 20 and each being as We. , H. .limin-
tgrsense, hearing. Knowing ma we a-resd
bs0'oe' In. ~ could settle nothing Il - N.
gTP'VS'.aisiuant 20 wave H. prov 800
y De co.Gd waive the delay when '.V -, 80.
ssdr" ronld allow them 10 prepare ee's'',
hfc'Ee hesr;ng and thus agree on On,
81 tnsii Lear,ng instead OF an inter",u' -
R ha1l "..sraoI in writing between zee Gums
- b". ' on both sides sholid oe cos
- 's' - Tone and final hearing pfocTeoou
: lbe - -. t,,b Of June. or as soon AZ Jus
III on .houd reach Boston from W asni'-''H'
- D,,rH.-A telegraph dispatch II, 'ne
stDDL' po'J sa,s that Mr Wilson. IRON New
5ga'fg 80. time connected with the COAST sur
ifA y, carried on " ednesday evenihs anu
~, 49, nj, bed beside lis bride the ne&'
vrsng H., lanes Emott.
yi.A..o;.bed and remarkable member oi ule pN'
ie, ,. 9ied at his residence IN PoushHeepS'o
r"S.v Judge Emott was member o' wi"
s'.Gi .l2 He was 20 years Old
Mr. LYONS was killed IN renconter WIN
" ,"ed Kelly at " est Point, Ga. on NE 90to
III, lad not been arrested a, the latest &C
sEais. -. o.o,. c,,,,
-. IN Washington.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-04-12
NFD RTrNTLINE'S OWN

NED BUNTLlNE'S OWN
EOR THIS WEEK contains the fu. partclis,.o OF
The Bagley case The conclusion ~ the h)ys OF z
Puting him through by any hight the continuation OF inc
Street Sweeper; thrilling chapters Of Ned Lite yarn :
S-ds at Dream Of Mordecai AMI James 10 the Internal
region: John Rul rebuked Grove the Mtn->ayer thc
Man with T 80 Wives: the Gna- Of New York Conylc.
10 The Curious: Visitors 10 Sleepy De,con, how he
was cured Santa Anna aud his preuy wliei Laws OF
Honor together with vss amount OF editorials ana cor
re-nnndence OfIre. Sprncest az .us-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-04-12
HFNRY u LFtD>. Aucfon--r
AITIFIrI ENAMEL PAINTINGS

- fret Artists 4 Nuuich-Eiue lac E1--av.0g- Arc.ent
Paiungs o.. Unframed SC being The BIZ snce ~ -h-
in1crtaiions Of J Beaumont. E.Q-H II LEEDS
co will sell Ct suction 90 SATI RDA1. A0rl - a. .l
O'Clock AZ their sales room. Wzist rear Broadway.
large collection ofgp~sd Of o tle 1f er-rsvlcs. -
about en li enamel copies executed a nrs, Al
eta o. Munich fom celebrated Tc,ufes ss' between DO
sud l- ancient Oh Paintings, many az chem --nss uy
the great masters unframed and par Repairing r,-ioralor
snf n5 before exhibited being The BALANCE 10 e i'm f1s,a
lions % Besumont ESQ Sac po-.-r i' c.'se ne
concern The ename.s vi b. sOf A. Dc. oc.ock-ihe en
cienf p.irfoss Hftl al.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-04-12

DAKI> CARBOHYDRATES AND LACE GOODS
Tue lsdlee OF New YORK respectfully invited 10
inspection Of of the richest ed decidedly
cheapest stock OF Embroderes and Lace Goods
exhibited this CITY, which ready for sale the
new corner OF Broadway and White sis.
These goods OF the latest mporta;ons unsurpassed
In style snG worthy the notice OF thoss who in pursuit
Of such goods essentially necessary to complete
lsdys wardrobe consisting In part Of the following goods
Real Nalencennes Laces all widths.
Do. Mechlin and Maine do do.
Do Black Thread and SILK do decidedly cheap.
Black Wors'ed and MOhAir do for ManulAs.
Limitation Laces in every style ana quality
Black Thread and White Lace Wells.
Blsck and White Lace Coifures for Head Dresses.
Black and White Lace Scarf- and Capes.
Real Nslencennes aud Point Lace Collars, great bar
gains.
Embroidered Muslin CaPes trimmed with Vsenciennes
Lsces.
Nallencences Lace Berlhas with Sleeves TO match.
Ladies Emh fodered Breakfast Caps.
Green and Blue Barge Neils
B.-Paricular attention Is solicited to the Naencien-
mes Lace Collars and C1Gs 10 com 2lee they
acknowledge 10 be he cheapest offered Broad
S79 Broadway, corner White a.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-04-12
AUCTION SALES.
JOHN T ROLLINS Aa-,i.n.er
y-AII AREE TIARIEH pROPERTN A.

JOHN hULLIN~, A -'II1aar
NAII ABLE HARLEr PROPERTY At
AUCTION ROLLINS DUNuERDATF wi e. 4
o. A1cunn "a FRIDAY. ArriI h. A. % O'Clock A. he Me-
calt. ENcaange, eleven desirable o's of ground Hsr-
efn.
Ole d. m norih west corner of second nv sd O--
Hlni-e ard Ta.ri-rrlhsi 55JKl0O
ore io. A. lJi1iRE on S.cunf-av 3 -xl.n
Two los on NORM .te One ii1n1r-i SAL T his;
resr secord-av each -tri0r
FIVE psrfs OF lots Ols Hrn5rei All Trt-.ae-t. =, h
tween Second ard Third avs
Two paris q ics 90 Oae ,dred ard Fourteenth -.
near Second az.
one ivyos,ory frame Feag on Oae Hundred aaa Ta-
te-u.h
Aso lot s0u'n side u Fortr-.e-1 - Sd Re-
westerly from = shth-av :. i--t ~ hl tr. .,...s
For maps AMI tsrms arpv % ih- Au-1--.-s . Walls.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-04-12
HENRY n LEEDS Aucr.rear.
(tENTEEI u1I -EIIOID ri ENITT RE

NJ Nearly new. manufactured by Mr-s-s NIichins. IN
Broadw-v HENRY 81 LEEDS a CO wi s.u st Agc-
ton FRIDAY, April 81 I'D o'clock, So 60 Ets' Fourth
s. near the BO~ery, A-so-n.eu- OF very pretty
carved mahogany flrur" made bV Hucrs, ir he best
manner and bat il,e used. belonging gentleman ssv-
lag fr Brazil sing sofas ,etei -t- carpets LOOK.
lnl-gssses. chairs center tab cs fus1 -a1 tHf g'i
brackets sirandOes ace curtains muslin Do. card ahes
arm chairs bedroom furniture, a. clls.sing in par 90
mahogany beds csds bedding, msiresse- wsrfrohe wash
stants, bureaus imperial ihreepy carpets tucs, tmqs
toilet -ei- glassware. &c. sale positive. al
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-04-12
BRUCE A CHlLrCN, Aucuaasrr
VvJFGtNT ROSEWOOD AND MkHOGAN

ILHOt' SEHOLD FURNiTURE AT AUCTION COLE
L Chiffon vii sell on Monday. April -, AZ lo O'Clock.
nj 70 Secondav al the furniture IN the above house. con-
ssuug part q Brussels sId other csr es rO-e~ God par
or furniture en- sure rosewood piano ocares 81 paint
ing- oge her with OH cloths mahogany chairs dyans.
sofas large snd elegant pier gss.es book cases dressing
tables hedsead beds marble top tables and was.lands.
rockers pictures In frames chandeliers hld candea1ras,
astral amp. Turkey red curtains
Aiso. A good assortment u China and cat glass ware
Also. general assortment of kitchen furniture, with
which the sale yl commence. Az sr--
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-04-12

nIAVIOND-. PRECIOUS SGONEs. &c. tet n lie
Dmcsi Fashionable manner Pear Nsrk sces, silver Tea
-.ts Forks sooons Nr Fine Cola Ws-cl-s Chains
Rngs. &c HENRY H. LEEDS co VIII sel' al Auction
on MONDAY, April h. II lt O'Clock, n the gale rear oi
the large and ~ uss stock Of r 81 anoid hrras.
rn- ear rincs clusters tsss, bracelets sd pear ue-s-
aces beautiful rugs rings hresst pins necklaces anf
bracelets vh -eAid- urquo'ses saphres. sarneis
rubie-, pearls aud other precious stones.
Also assortment Of silver tea sets, knives, f0r&s,
spoons cups ladies', SC. &c
Aso a assortment ~ ladies' ard gerlefnens tine god
wafchcs
tn. Va ahe stock vii Be sold without for the
purpose 81 closing the concern i5I-I a.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-04-12
INDIAN CONCERT.

DROADWAY TABERNACLE-Mu-ica Entertain
Duent-The Mohawk Indan family D-yacs RoS~oho
and his two sisters ~is4lerh and fagouweis from Calaa
would respectfully announce 20 the cIzens ~ New ofA
their arrival and fret concert Broadway Tabernsc
re,t Hopday o'clock Doors open 81 81 O'CLOCK.
Tickes So CTS ~ a. re Muse stores 10 Broadwar ana
a. the Astor House, loving and New-fork hoie- fol par
fcuI . w.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-04-12

~ To the Public R = PtRKiNs OF Msine, ms
,rryra from California bringing WIN MN me corr
~ so.ci ~ ems Of gold among which II one "eInhg ~
! IT, s,,ye linens viii be exhibited for few days
"a Bfoadwsy, Up.ssirs Mr. PEREiNs viii be present
,r b.. hours Of exhibition, and give any niOrmG"h IN
,.,es.ion respecfng The business, gold diRgngs ana
s.nsraly In California The exhibition VIII commence
etrJsy Apnl H. ard be open from NJ I'LL 7 NJ OF
Lny' a4,niitsnce Is cents Bl2 isf
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-04-12

The Temperance ticket succeeded az the
reccat Charter Election in Racine " scorsn. Z
Il. COOLEY, Mayor.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-04-12

T. LULIUNl Auc lOntcT
Auction SALE Of al descriptions of furniture
lTHIS DAY. al 10 O'clock RUSSELL w WEST
COTr viii sell 1T 81 Grsenwichav the furniture of FAINT
Nv leaving the CITY, consisting u perio bedroom snd hitch
furniture, two handsome mahogany swinging cribs,
marbleop tables, sofa bedsiead crocServ, iron wJe Sc
This sale viii he priemptOry. " hOui reserve, The goods
be removed The day sale pos tive shine T.