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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-06-11

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T. TsTCNFn FOR READ no AtD hsti Atig
Bffr VT e selected from me bet P'-s ln- hnk7'
b., onta e b ife sui1ar o American f'Fns' ia's'-'
sCIrssic Tltsn SC &C rev and elia-s-l 'a'-'.- "'
additions. ,.t ~ -..-.
Conr -ou bv arv e1ns r' easy Tort f.'i ''
fsfed .,r .tse % reql-s degree oi t-te fnt i'fi'
.-u have To- -olt 'ori Fl'--."- i.' -.
rfffs nd on ff.r.I Hc'H ff fif .
o. hose sr VII b. u. sr- s1f ie 1Hni n'-t lf'f %
f ,frss of foure p-0,i- AMI pc rs iIea i cong .'f
ne ,rflt frs e. over w0 rl-~ oi 0tfrii p,
,s cfife 90 Grek trsr-e- down through t- @y hns gen ~
y. tfo Of our own day e A~rau Hrfr- lA- uueri pa
ifet Ht 81 lHf t ' .f
H. nrseus item short sketch ot esch writer from whom s
fn- are made gwen dfage ce have ~ hedft'H ~ Pre-
sgg fh uy t0rs y ne kiHi zee aarc re- ana -oe
hone L would extensively introduced INTO our schools
rRsr n Rip. ~ fbaHy STATE RegLfer
"PorTHr yoH scHootsT tie te 80 one Of those feJ ufu
and iv ADJ 7ecaied books which should be familiar 70 a rni
c.cle 10 j. prepared ly Eiza Robbins, So@e preea etPer
ene m tie the young well A. her tprD49n ~u'
sre with Enesl literature and nte seni Judgment n-e-c'' Pc
cuarv II task Whiting desirable manuals 20 NAV aF
ueu examined the present Vouue and 20 iol 70
v~rv choice and une1ceptonabe poetry Il contains we hI
10 4 quotations from each author, bographal skrUh nv
ton Of an terms extracts that child might noi w
rev critical remarks history and character OF the pr.
asociaiei mind with b. productions bret Gu, tutre
history Of Eueh Poetry added and several pages Of ION
American Poetry neats brought out ana W" lolo
t introduced schools and fles wch have not YET aae
ihseNes Of assistance tie most delightful oranoh o. l@
ton. "-HarHe Journal - ..,r.,,, On
is6 sieodis 90 Broadway
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REMOVAL
JAMES, BEEBE D. 90.
kIAVE REMOVED TO Sl4 Broadway and corner OF
Reaoe and Center sis where be found all kinds OF
alter and sir beating and ventlsng appars-
.us for private dwellings, churches Summaries hospitals,
halls Prisons horticultural buildings &c &c
Also BEBEES celebrated cooking ranges, cooking
utensils iappanned bress and sverpated regisefs-s
eew article superior anything Of the kind 10 the market
my6 3mis
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POEMS BY ALICE HOLMES.

THE AUTHORIZES Of this little work wiihes to an.
nouuce her friends and the public that sls has Just
fucceeded In ge ting out and improved elt0u The
suhore has been entirely blind from her ninth ea ana
graduate pupil OF the NewYork Institution no the Blind
COMES can be obtained at the Institution, Eigntav New
York and al X B. KAsHOW's 90 Montgomer st. Jersey
CiY. Price 20 cenls lell ~.
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THIS DAY PUBLISHED,
Co@ TOMS NEW ROMANCE,
ILLUSTRATED, COMPLETE, in one vol.

ILLUSTRATED, NUMFLF 7 2, IN Onc Vol.
4 TIE STEWARD
a lOHANCE or RIAL LIFE,
by Henry CocEbp, author OF Valentine Vox," kc.
Hies from the English Press
Tvs STFrsan-Is nost Gcnaf work. vvt snd truth
M picture 81 real d. told style Of simplicity AMI pstho worthy
O. Oliver Gohsmfh Athenruu
The Steward" of Mr. Cockton best proia deeply
interesting - T brilliant narrsye and simple casie add
beautiful IN style H'a picture from life BY n,ster hand
LONDON Observer
We lecsme uenses interested ihs novel shch style ard
MED u stronEy othe Wear
Wal efed The caAcer- drawn with artistic sk % per
feet they nst feelings As 70 real le How ws
de~use the hpocne Go.ge; what bathing hs deeP fal ~
spe. admrethe noble. true heuti Old s John me
MANY Generous gay y Cafes snd how ~ love gentle Mr.
Wardi onfdng Juiana n Truth - fnos 70
ireshing boOk--an VA he literature Of the tsy
London Quartery.
Price 50 eta II. LONG BROTHER - Ann Ct NY
Ill
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SINGULAR REVELATIONS.

EXPLANATIONS AND HISTORY Of the Mysterious
ECommUnion with spiris, comprehending as rise AID
progress OF the mysterious 1oises in Western NewYorE,
generally received spiraa communications Price III
cents. ForGale by R0WLERS WELLS,
1871 Nassau-s Nsw-York.
Ps-Persons residing At distance may reesive this
hook nv mail AT a trtains posAge ie- 6tDAW
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OF ANDREW COmBE ND feloH OF theRoyal Col
Oege Of Physicians OF Edinburgh, one OF lhefn'sciaas
IN Ordinary In Scotland to the Queen, and member OF the
Imperial aad Royal Society Of Physicians In Nenna-by
George Combe limo. i2s pages Price 81 ..
FOWLERS WELLS
lei eDAisW l5l Nsssust MI
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syOAHDING II small private family hay.ng ID ~ -
blrroH tbsn tnev occupy would nodae tlIse .
Gur gentlemen with fsrulshed rooms -sAit,' anu =
rper or SUNDAYS. IN p healthy aud aei Ill 80. ~. =
w = oas ~ . GU , Ia ~ ne, iell ! -
DOGRDING At 2 Abin don 90. one eoor ron 3 ~ ~,
~ 80 ,srt. Reors "a tfle Tor iainiles or sinsio
-. f,,ri,ted or uniuulsheo, on very feisyl.Dt'
80, ,l tsli or per,isl hos~d fsw chfb '"'els t-A'
er Iocstcn rlerssn' r. healthy slag pass 81 Hs y
VvCERBIEg--A bars psrcr, wiil pa. ~ sliia Tor
1879 49,. srd Wiz u'Ifh good hoard Also. ioir ~
- ~, rsrtit glfn csn b ac- -niuola'ed WIN 1ira'A'
r' ~ hoard 10 20 cl.thErr s.1s-e lsil 20
yTUsTD pOWr TO IS -Inr-- NJ i9ir 1t.'
Ffti-,r % ca sCfOm clt4 W m board az ti7-
-. rfcfre ID lO2 Li1eify e. ar Broadway he
eYchgrFed -. -
rTOIpIfhC.-Ner .r4sl.t r.0.t. VIA .a'- cs4
f8be oiieiied a ne Frank l-at Pr 1921. r
ga,hF 10 ste boufa ~
n0O1Is With BOARD-frout or ba,E pahor---
To etRooms with bosfd, front or back pa Or - ~
Hudson.st References exchanged. Jeil
TT1WO OK THREE GENTLEME IN can be accom-,
modrl ed with board also, room Tor gentleman "a
he wife on the corner Of South Third and fissst VIZ
HanstDreh J 49,
TWO GENTLEMEN and gentleman and bis vie
Ear rave A choice Of rooms. furnished or unurhltnSi
s mIss - sprIy stli5 Green St JILL 81
~ For Other Boarding AdUevtisepeais see I'D rage
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REMOVAL.

WILLIS & SAXToE,
SUCCESSORS TO CLARK SAXTOS-The under
- siened having purchased Dir Wilss interest In me
firm OF Wills Ssxton, will continue The Oenuenen's
Fnuisbing and Tailoring business 81 Broadway where
can be found every article spperainng 10 genuemans
wardrobe consisting In part Of silk uerino coaoa and
lambs wool shirts and drawers gsuze, merno, SIX ana
bspdEerchefs Of every description constantly on hand
likewise Stoke crsyais collars and suspenders &c &c
alsssvs ON hand large of cohs, csssaercs
and vesiing which viii BIZ made up 10 the hest N amer
.nd 81 shoft notice WARREN 5AXTON
~ imis 81 Broao way.
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d1hts WOODMsN, Of The 6m OF WASH
SBUkNE WOODNAN, Attorneys Mineral Point
Ntsconsn, VIII leave Tor Sacramento City, per steamer
Phisdelphis 90 the l3h ins he viii give his per-
soma silenuOn 70 ne Collection OF debts &c He may be
found before sailing The ofce Of RODGERsk WOOD
MAN, - Wilismsl
Wslsh Mallory L Co Calvin w How
Bnkley Chaplin. FFDor
George 8. stephsnsoa ,es lwtss
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CAr, STRAIN, wATBk--LEtA.sn. Z. ~ eaines of
tICeuer AZ dealers In wrought iron plpe ~. srs-,.d
an lird. for Stem Water Gss he 0s sgp. 1nl,c build
for nshng Mia Churches Hotels ana osned
iues steam and DO, water apparatus fof VIZ tsii lms
Coli made 70 order.
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GREAT NATURAL PHYSICIAN,
nm II IL A00T

Tie celebrated Consupioa aAS Blood Does9y and iHse1for
QThs Aafi CoAsHupiiss Bdroaetsr
Oflcs No. 5i2 Broadway, Nsw'foFk.
IN ROOTS triumph consists Ia The pernanens care OF
~ Consumption, Cancers, ranors Diseesss o. me hsMr
Lcngs Liver, Spleen, stomach Kidneys lnssniiy, FLA
Worms Gravel Psula Deafness BIZ dness Nervousness,
fGsyn spinal Defomltes Diseases OF Lad es and Chll-
oren ana intectsni Han ors Of AL kinds &c.
Snareee Tor medicines Moderate ENaminsiou OF the
l.angs wlh NE bslome.eI 81 ADVICE FRKE lsll Ina
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- ooo WINl oW SHADES,

1000 WINL oW SaADH',
or EVERY DEsCRlPTlON s 9,
WHoLEsIIE AND REf ALI =: a. u sIT a as Pear,
~. c 49, ~ street TRIMMING Csnprs o. &C
tor he r trsas' Ijsllsxn'l "'o''INN
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SCHOOLS.
PROFESSOR Won HEERlN6EH's
n1rrsIOAT. CONSERV TORY,

PROFESSOR Won HEERIN9EHs
MUSICAL CoNSERV TORY,
Rroaday opposite City Harooms II and IL % noOf
= FREE SCHOOL Tor Instruction In Piano, 0ul4,
= Harp Violin ard Vocal Music Instruction gwen W
de Old or new system Of notation or both al Ihe pleasure
Of The pupil Terms In claSses per month oa 9t ase
Of instruments; private e1sonf, % per quAI.9 VI - -
1900. Wv myl4 isd
A TEACHER WANTED.-The Trustees OF TIE
"A Charming Academy wish to employ teacher for
eust ne1t He must he a good English scholar, and also
competent 10 teach the Lain and Greek ssgSsges FOR
particulars address JONATHAN NESbl II u
ieiO ne Clean ring Wsshin gton Co. Nd.
e. 70, othe, School Adpcrtisements see I'D Page
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Ju'l pl1Il-uF1l ~ 2" " 10
THE GREAT HAIR n10HIA-

DEING A PHILOSOPHICAL REvEL TON OF
ID THE NATURAL, SPIRITUAL, AND CELESTIAL
UNIVERSE, BY AsDREw JACKSON DAVIS the oAirvoyanl
For ssle by FowLERs L WELLS, lSl Nassau st.
ieS owls
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VALUABLE BOOKS AT PRIVATE sALE..i
DAkGs PLATT CO 2O4 Broadway, New-York, n.se
Dconstaniy on hand their salesrooms supply OF We
TIRpNER,s LECTURES ON SCIENCE AND All
vols 8vo, with several hundred illustrations. - ="
EWBANK'S MECHANICS AND HfDhADLiSS' "a
| vol 8vo. with numerous unstrenons ,,':.''' 81
ARAGOs LECTURES ON ASTRONOMY v9..;
0UENON'S TREATISE ON Mich CO"S' eaa
vol 8vo neatly bound In cloth .....s'..''''''' n
Do do 10 paper covers ..'......; -
ZION sONGsTER q standard popular eolecnono =.
hymn; for social soS camp @ss1 eocr. ns 81
BOOK OF THE FEET, with Instructions noN -
manufacture ladies' and geuuemens Doos -
shoes and biographical sketches Of HosH'o- 81.
shoeInakers anecdotes, &c-engraylngs $3.50 81
GERMAN AND ENGLISH PHRASE BOoh-'-''
mSn iAwDAMu
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ADJUSTMENTS.
oTTo COTTAGE HoBoKEr.

OTTO COTTAGE EOBoKEH.
GRAND INSTRUMENTAL TREE CONCERTS
STRAUSS CELEBRATED SAND.
LIVELY MONDAY, Wednesday sod Friday con-
lsr-.aciaF Hf3 ? Il Fefisgr reduced ~ { ceais
Rim r. he w-aiher Is unflvOfubls tie Conc ~
vii cone ~ h. SGT fair dav iss6s
DARNp8i,s CHINESE MUsBCR, 90 Bros.
3fgry belveen Sprirg enc frircesis - Rkk az ~
Proprietor s-s' Mrns.-, Rft1saFsmgri ~ sa's me
hrrrr collurrcire hontsv. Jlnr ~ he Ciurse ~
ans Suite who ,crpose ,i9ug he pdleipsl cdes n ie
Uri1r previous b. 9r departure or Europe II 40 i9n
cifs chir-f- fs'ily six y number cnfi1g - Lsdy
ug o. over N0tOf Chinese Cur1F So! fpc,l 81 To-
ffs Nufic agrlg ne d. srl er rirF ON Nm
~ hsf prre t-m
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r,UBLEC KOTICE-sCPRkAE COUki-ln ne inat.S, c-y
q Esw-Yort, relative % he openns OF - = -
f-a For-y q The point y1ers sal
~ o. BominsdsLe Rcal between Zoe Lpler-
"a Ouehusdres and e street u f-e4ia a., $500.
,s. al a. CIV Puke ssrsbJ lsen b ne hsyor
.r~u and ComnonAy Of he Cts 0NeS fora % 5t-S
such made NJ provided ga. ns "a. - =, -.
ssoa DE suprs1s Of s STATE Ne. ION a. spses
I'm Of Csu 20 BE- hsS At ths Cry hah ue ely rse
Yo-k On Saturday. the DAG Of July iso ne seas ns
Court cy thereafter CO.. - esa % ssaro
meat dc suttsd matter that tns nans sns lse'
az the opening OF the k-Fsah ave f.-
49, .,r-s 70 De noisf crossed ~ Us
Boonia4sls road beween ose esnde esa 49,. n
hurdr sr1 sgsh street The I~shh sne snssss,. -
sal CIV As "a oct nap plzs 81 De Cy o
vu- u a. Act Al nslzrys 70 - - -
IL. .x~ out Ross The CITY o. ssw a.
stbsr parpo~ss," p.<sd Apri ID lsT-Dz'sa' 80
I'll uys axsRY l. DAVIS, csuass' !" Ne o''P'<'s'~
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ADJUSTMENTS.

AM 4 SEM islVicN.
AsTQR-PLacRoPERt HoUsE.-rse7 r..sr,-
LEiet Hsvsrs iifsn Onera C0frVa0, urtr the Gree
ton Of sisnor ? sADi.tl. Rsasrr.rl1cs o.
hruor l. MsRlTI.
sirnor c. BtDfsrL ard
- ..- cign0r y 4 VIE TT.
On WEDNEsDsY EVENING, Jure p viii be per
forred Ve'dfs ityorie orers n
EREANi.
no'ra sen .12n
n ......aisror a we
a., ntili
T.ro ''''''''''''-'.'...''s' .'lkno' ,,
.''''''''''..'...-.s... .....-...siFnor y baiAt
~ sifn1fa GEM
csousi soi5o;s4 o. s. Performer
- 80 pssor q The Opera ..sg O. B'tes'1
FIes. As@;ai. G,si. $ odais sau
&c s.,a.. bs,g-'I '.-o rss', to-t,1 VIZ .
open a. ,-fsriripsrce 'o commerce ats fell
ltoAhWAN rtfht7tif- a.trs o---as = $50
- s ~ vi re- Z. 'i-THiS " LciNs, June al vi
-. THE' LADY or LYONS
CT Dam,s Ba1si Pauline . T. Made lrsi
TO coicllde With he Farce. 0f
TIE THREE CCcEOOs.
IIlp' Dul'ey ~ rry Col cnasy " Whlloy
rr,tl cf .i-isii1r 20 ~, C.rrr .- erf,..... a
'eri sandy s-d r-r cir- ~. p ~. r,-.-- 'ei-s.
BUZZ one 1t.tttt2.Lt 1850 ~. 81. 2 %
psyed he popular C0reds OF
fHL sLUoCs FAHLY
Cart. Hseure.... 5resr -.--so5 s,--r ~ s---s-
iady C.ea' iry Me- b. ae. cno......Miss Chsrn,n
To conclude -.i'h h. Bsr.eia u
MYSTERIOUS KNOCKINGsi
A. heTr kudg Johnson P. Barney Holman
Hsry. Hosxley Jordan Dr. Dubbe L. pee. Andrews
D::: Circle and fSrqass So cs Psm
ly Circle Second Tier % cs Private BoTe. - and S.
Nib O,s.-sauagsr,-me BRoUsHAM W.
Nh. CHIPPENDALE-THIs EVENING, June H. The
performance will commence with Overture by The Or
Narv whit a.
WHO'S THE COMPOSER
E Ss11S. A. T T.yS
To be followed by ~ ne reg surlea OF The
.NeEnsor Mrs DObbs Mrs Vrrien
nisri.Op Of hall an hOur wsen The %sgnh S
sICALE, where Ladies and Families may obtain Ice
Creams and ReTeshments
THE MISERIES or HUMAN LIFE.
Alley mr Cnppendae
Admission to ali parts Of he house 20 cents DOOrs open
a. O'CLOCK; 70 commence ats
CASTLE GARDHN.-Messrs FRENCH HE'S
~ ER respectfully Inform the ctz sns q Nsg:Y e5E s1a
commences on MONDAY, June 10, and continue every
night during the week. Tickels % csnS esch Doors
eSHrs. Vii be sddsd TO he Pro3ensde Concert With
snd popular music during THE BALL Band OF Solo
floor under he direction Of Mr Conway Professor Of
osucng Ice Gre ard other Refreshments VIII be pro-
vided in lhe Saloon. yeu
OHRIsTY'S n1IESTRELS,
MECHANICS HALL,
NO fT2 BROADWAY, between Grand ard BrooIne sts
lN-OPEN EVERY NIGHT DURING THE WEEK.
The original and well-kuown - -
CaRIsTY's ETHIOPIAN OPERA TROUPE.
The frst established and odei Organized band 10 NE
world, comprising company Of twelve performers unoor
the direction Of T. T. Clsy; They VIII nsve ne nonor
OF giving their original aud inmabe enter snmenis every
Admiration Is cents Doors open eli T. Concert viii cou
dence Al O'Clock .
An afternoon concert on Saturday, commencing 81
s,clock PM jel0 lwifs
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RELIGIOUS IHooRPoRATIohs:, .,
EUsY PUBLISHED BY he s1ossroerh .ron 10 RAJ.
j ths Isv, on he STATE OF NEWTON In resAon =, -.
sto1s Iucorporauons with all The smendnsn % Ss5.s
preseri tine complies In pamphlet TORN, = anfip-
srbH.he5 md toy sale by fr2o N BELL ooD
YOU MUST BUY 1T. Buy ~esiP
II The abohsheT Of wsshiny day.
Rut ubafisit III Where 10 u sod a.,
Go 10 II TwELvETREE, yoG,l De lon
He lives 90 Nassau Ct room .
8 only 10 the fee
lin The country send by letter. ,ait lie
N IN he eitv rsn 10 T-nch n-tt-r. --.<.
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" A TREATIsE ON p1rLoH cows

ThEAIlSE oN nhALSI1 49, All.
WHEREBY THE QUALITY and qusniy OF NJ
w which any COW will give may Va accurately deteHnso
BIZ observing Natural MARKS External lndc,n9ns Aone
Nv M Frsncs Guenon, Of Liboume, France Translated
by p TnsL ESQ with Introductory RoInhrD eno D2se
ystons on the Cow and the Dairy, BY j. sknneI Lao'
of the Farmers Library. Illustrated with Numerous GU
The Fourteenth Edition Of this useful Book 70 Farmer
inst published Three copies viii be seat By mall or ons
6olrT Address BANGS, PLATf co:
faisx T3Wn 1O4 Broadway Nev-forz-
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TO oW NERs OF Mloa,sAN PROPERTY

TO OW NERS OF MlOa,aAN PROPERTY
gl,HE FIRM OF MAY DAlGGS, Land aud Fur
Aserts at Detroit having been dissolved by the ex.
praiion O! the Of heir agreement and George y
Nav sviDg sold the undersgnsd ali his interest In
he concern and retired ghereo The undersigned begs 10
morn Al interested that he has since the said dissolution IN
EovenbeT LAST conducted he business Of the said agency
under hs name and that be VIII commute 70 devote
Ss carefu personsl stienin In a liz branches Any
oTdefs len with DILES W. BEADLE- Esq al Il Broad
way N Y will receive prompt aiie'non- ,,,o,.
Dxx.o,r lime / 1850 iell Sls&S soss a
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RAILROADS OF NEw-EEGLAHD:
yU,pIs DAYIs published and for sale Al the asp sso'
2Ol Broadway A large sheet Map Of ns .,,o Con-
Maine, New hampshire, Vermont s',asd now
rerteut AID Rhode Island exhibiting ever - -.
in use, by II TANNER. Priee IN pocket case Iii ~
or IS 40 q dozen
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IILusTRATED poMEsTIo BinLE.

A GEHTS WANTEDto procure subscriber, Or Ins above
n worn In this city, Brooklyn WiliAmsbuTghand jersey
Civ. Apply to Ijell 2ds+I s. HUESrON, iB Nassau 81
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TAIIR0RNIA-CYhUs WO0DMAN, OF the firm
Y OF WAsHsuRs & WooDaAE, Attorneys, Mineral Point
WISCONSIN, will leave for Sacramento City, per steamer
Philadelphia the l3h last where ns VIII give hs per-
.onaj slsnlon 70 the collection Of debts, &C. He may
Do found be- fore sailing At the Office RODGERS WOOD
MAN, 80 Wilnam-et u,, c,
RpygkEscgs-Wsish Msllery & Co. Buckley Clap
In Gavin w. How; Y. r. Don; George D. Stephenson
Ii fxufss
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ROARInNG.

~ For ooer ~ Gooe' AeS-r t's7sni' ZEE gIIA Pag
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,,s AMIN sAyED-Inla

~ For other Insurance Adrey yIh Page
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ONO STATE LOAN wil lesoes :. ne l me i o. The
Osirrsdy adyerted. ard for ~hea s n, ~ st 0OO
~ ~ e.st s,ock lsij nay have -. ,s
o. 81 10 the extent o. cne ban Ne a4pAI - -
oDe,t r,isenab the sane tine, ~ II =
- 20 ,hs,nselves the right o. O. ssrnnas ~hslS y
- ,ers on The 70 acgep; The ohef' I-e 'N' ~
-. osb.r n tLe stocks uanne- %, <-.-.....-.r
Holm WOODS Auditor u state
III ia A. BLISS Treasurer 81 State
The Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1849-1855, 1850-02-27

A Palpable Hit In the House of Repre-
sentatives, after some dozen nominations
had been made for Sergeant-at-A Arms, Judge
Wood, one of the Democratic Members
from Ohio SAID, "that he rose for the pur-
pose of nominating another STAKEHOLDER as
candidate for Sergeant-at-Arms;b but in
casting his eye around he could not find one
who did not either hold an office or who had
not already been nominated; and that he
would be compelled to sit down without
carrying out his original intention"
w We learn from the Chicago Tribune
that Father Matthew intends visiting Chi
cago in the spring He is now en- route for
New Orleans, from Charleston, S. c., be
intends to take the Mississippi towns in his
travel north.
From one thousand 10 twelve hundred
passengers pass over the Hudson river
railroad daily, and this large amount OF
travel has required the employment of extra
cars. The road is now in excellent order to
Poughkeepsie.
M. Alban, the eronaus, who lately cross
ed the Alps 10 his balloon, made an ascen,
some time ago from Barcelona, but has mol
since been seen or heard of. A corpse, sup.
posed to be that Of M. Alban, however, has
been discovered on the coast near Rosas.
20 The young emperor Of Austria, now
that the revolution has been suppressed by
the aid of Russia, is amusing himself by
shooting wild boars among the SHOWS in the
neighborh hood of Vienna. The quantity oi
this black game is as plenty as butchers
meat. Talking of the Austrians, a letter
from Venice states that poor fruit woman
on the Rialto, enraged at Croat who took
her fruit without payment, loudly cursed
the Austrians. She was Immediately pub
licly flogged in the Piazza San Marco. Sh,
was covered with blood when the sentence
had been executed, and cursed the Austri
ans again. The punishment was repeated
but this time she did not curse the Austrian
--sbe was dead. These Austrians mus, be
great sayages. a9 M a sols "a.
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tE- The Missionary Herald. a monthly
publication now nearly fifty years old, is the
organ of the correspondence of those ed
ucated, selt-denying, noble hearted men,
the Protestant Missionaries of America.
These Pioneers Of Christianity and civiliZa-
ton, witness and record many interesting
matters, which would else be unknown to
the world In the Feb. No. is the follow-
ing account of The ruins of Nineyeh, from
the journal of Mr.. Perkins.
Ruins of Nineveh.
16. We crossed the Tigris and visited
the ruins supposed to mark the site of Mn
eveh. These ruins are just opposite Mosul,
about three -fourths Of a mile distant from
the river, the intervening space being low
ailuvlal, but little higher than the stream.
This aliuval space may probably have been
the Tigris may have passed very near the
ancient city, rs it now washes the walls of
the modern Mosul
The ruins consist Of ridges, like old walls,
inclosing an area perhaps four miles broad.
/ The inclosed area is mostly level, cul.iva-
ted space. On the western bound of this
area, and about in the middle, Longitude
naiy, is regularly shaped mound, of
quadrangular form, perhaps fifty feet high
and as many rods squire, and nearly level
OH the top. This mound has a bold, reg
ular, external appearance, naturally sug-
gesting the idea of castle and inclosed
palaces. From the top of this mound, ex-
cavations are now prosecuted for ancient
remains, aud with most interesting results.
/ Only few men are at present employed
there, by Mr.. and Mrs. Rassam, Mr.. Lay
ard, who is devoted to this ENTERPRISE, being
absent on a visit to England. We exam
ined those excavations with astonishmen,
and rare entertainment. Descending 10y an
earthly staircase, formed by the excavators,
some twenty or thirty feet, and then passing
horizontally under ground, we were sud-
denly ushered into ancient marble palaces.
the walls all beautifully sculptured. We
were filed with inexpressible wonder and
delight, by what our eyes SO Unexpectedly
beheld. Rod after rod, in the same great
halls, we passed along by slabs of marble,
nicely fitted together, each slab about sia
feet high and eight feet long, and seven OF
eight inches thick, all exquisitelv carved
with spirited representations Of various
scenes-the warriors armed with spears
bows and arrows, sings, and swords, and
the vicsors often holding two decapitatet
heads in one hand, one by the beard and thu
other by the tuft on the skull, aud brandish
ing weapon in the other hand. There
were forts besieged. There were trains Of
camels, horses and mules. In many cases
there were rivers flowing near the base o
The halls, beneath the actors, the streams
being filled with sporting fish. There wer'
also rural scenes; peasants on the road, car
rying sacks Of provisions on their backs
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