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The New York herald., 1850-04-15

On sunday, April II. The Rev y.sss cr,-,ssr, AGED
CO wears
is funeral viz take place this (Mcndsy) snsrpcsn,
st O'Clock ~. from his late residence, corner sf
seventh Avenue and seycntc ceuth street
ON sunday. April 14th. MsRY kLissrsrB. ycunaeso
daughter fitzgerald and Elisststh Ann ri~laii sgsa
six vears end eight months.
The friends of the family invited 10 attend hsv
funeral this afternoon. 1T 81 o'eock from The pruf-
denee ~ her fstbcr 2ia West Nipsteenth street
on Sunday morning. 14th int, usoses CsvasAeu,
aged - years, native Of Ireland county ~ O~vAu
Ills friends. and those of Mr.. John Atscld are re-
spscuy invited 90 attend his fune r.l thi. afternoon
at O'Clock from No. c3 Washington street
In New Orleans. sth inst. in the <rh year Of his
sse, E.W. NuIs. a native of Schenectady; Mt.
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AMUsEMENTs IN PHILADELPHIA.

RARNUMs MUSEUM, PDILADELPHIA.-P. T. BAR
ID Proprietor and Manager Henry Sandford Assistant
Manager THE GAMBtER new moral s and domestic prama
Philadelphia and designed for companion piece to the
Drunkard, will be produced Monday evening and
sned every night this week This piece withdrawn
the wofod purpose Of allowing Miss Mary Taylor to appear
in New York. and to make emendatons add
ton and which greatly enhance its interest and
effect Grand performances every Afternoon Fsrces and
Petit Dramas Ballads and Fancy Dances and the masnn
number C0 the chcisesv in the world Wednesday
ming Benefit Of J. Hall Robinson. Admitanec, cents
Children under 10 years. l2l, cents
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A ucrIoN EOTlCE--ElEGANr ROSEWOOD ANo
"A Mahogany Cabinet Furnture-Cataiorues OF ta 81
known as one Of ihs best cabinet IL she ey a ~
sdx SSa the Articles % can ss sasn1Ga g. me wrsr
row. A'rA 10 SsS Il Y %STwERp oscoop .u,a,p,-
HENRY H. LEEDS, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Pgs-
Pear. Ssssase Silver + T as s fo sa @ rnc
Vii % on aeaia 5tS SsPts Ar1 h half sia e% sa
sa Pearl n Era
Iass csrnss saSss Pearls and 9TH
Spoons caS aa % S & rs an %
sortmsn nns geld ladis and sentemens Watches Thl.
closing the concern.
SALE OF ELEGANT PCRNITuRE.--E. A. Chiffon.
~ AnetoneTEcols Chiffon viii sali at Auction on
the elegant rosewood and mahogany contained
s and p . | sos fs ..
& &pHrptnrs en- sns 81. and half Octave Piano
large and glasses Cases Dressing Rabies
Rockers se. candsabra Astral Lamps Turkey Red Cur.
tsins &C. Also good and large Of China and
with which the sale viii
WV. MCCORMACK, ArcTIoNEER-U: $, QUARTER
masters Sal &sse-gssdsy 18th inst at 10 clock 81 No
Department Army lot Of wooen pants flannel shirts,
boards. fixtures. sc, ne
A FUTILE, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. rURNI-
a. tpre At No. los Franklin street; Tuesday, G. TIT
the Furniture Of family remov from the city
Brussels and other Carpets Mahogany Extension Table
lor and bedroom Furniture, kitchen utensils sc. Cata-
logues on the morning Of sale.
DUBLIC SALE-THE THREE FRAME COTTAGES
and lots and vacant lot adjoining, situated Gordon
street Gore Stapeton aten Island late the
Of Mr. John Reaveau deceased Title indisputabe Also,
the brick building known the Sapleton Drug Store Tho
above sale to take place April l6h 1850 II o'clock
Mr. Charles H. Stetins, Vanderbilt Landing, Sapeton,
Staten Island by order Of Mary l.. Reaveau
The above property is about FIVE minutes walk from
landing. Mr.. =. TAYLOR. Agent
n u rcI ID = &c
IN of Horses Carriages &c. takes place this morning as
II o'clock. \. BGontenen having horses carriages
tabGshment. Sales every Monday at II O'Clock.
GEORGE ". MILLER, 4f6 Broadway.
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A LINANDRES PATENT ARTIFICIAL LtLCHt>.-
Iese Lecehes are ssfcr ciesrer cause much e. rln
% the patient aud eost much less than te t'Nuve lrh
They Lave heen adopted ~ oil tie Tr,stoner 20 whom
they have been introduced here and In luroe. rrfc
trs containing their description tstion as rpn iofeor
Valentine Mott Doctors T. 4. Carssb, lshnesu - sai
The Information about the way theti ~l,h n e.y
simple vii ~ sent - that say teuisnd ~ ana
smrie tor viii alec bcferwarisd ~ et q ~ dol
lars IAnHTrT tIENfNDNf.
Care e Victor ni.hcp Nc q raisyn lhs, se~ Nvrs.
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fnoN rnr fLosfpA fsotav.-The United States
schooner Arispc arrived this morning from Tampa
Bay making the run fron rginort Leland the u,ou
OF the river In forty-tuo hours. Captain Ryan re-
ports that Billy Bo~I'gr had Ief his village near Car
ofnhaehec, supposed 70 b. employed ia collecting
cattle. Ae.
The steamer Col. Clay left Tampa on the 9Th uit
for Charlotte Harbor touching at Manats for horses
subsistence. SC. and u thought would hring
tdings OF Billy aud his people, although be sudden
disappeararce of billy towards the Cypress swamp was
viewed suspieiousiy IL i sAid that sam Jones y ia
that vicinity.
General Twgss is rapidly recovering Nee orl,s.s
pisoBHas. .7pYn q
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On the 10th Inst, at wmwick, Orange county " v,
by the Rev NJ ter7i~ Nr Hrsmos <-tyutvy-s, *
Nse NctS. 50 Niss Rrrg lss Br--rr, daoghtcr cs
Adsul Bennett, 81 the former place
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AMUsEM N E N'ry.

4 s0LE
UMcrs. Mr.: Collins; shan Dhu Nj. Dyott DE Lacy, Mr..
sas sas ss15 Ss " nGs%'s p S a E %
sss sSS % ,hs % h Nh GrH To sSn
RIVER. Mr. Perry Titus railtoy Mr. Chapman; iads Prn-
y and Ths circles IS esats Gallery i2 cents. ta' Doors
open at 7; performance to commence at IA o'clock
NBLos GARDEN.-THE HAVANA ITALIAN OPERA
apr IS viii be 1 st @s hi,
country ysrds Grand Opera Of ATTLAoAttila IT'LL sispOr
rS T s , 81
ssini Leader of the orshetra Sig L. Ardti hdmi..on
from A. NJ iii Pm Doors open at !. to
o'elcch.
RuEToN's THEATRE. CHAMBERS srREEr.-MoN
cPasy
Saa TIL TIN M ss 'qsy !r%liy a
iI} Mr.. Knassy Mrs. Holman After which the skRiogs
sa'ae NJ @ Mr. ssafpas
Mr.. eonsads WIN an hIARSiSG s%cRI
IICE-Bob Ticket Mr. BurtSni susan swsetapple, Miss
Chapman. To commence at half past o'clock.
DIERCEs MINsTREIs-rHE ORIGINAL PoMpEY,
hate Of chrstys hnsrels f4 Broadwsy between How
fs a.S Spsn es1nd sssSs si
success! Crowded nighy-The novelties introduced BY
q a'i1 Ps
has STAINED then
s shsnss Of s nns
which have received night with of laughter
Repeated demands having been made for extra
Wednesday and Saturday afternoon Doors open q
at o'clock. Admission Is cents rivate boxes S3
DROADwAY TABERNACLE-GRAND CONCERT BY
- the Indian Family Of the Mohawk Nation-A brother
and two sisters will Concert Of Sacred Music Sent
mental Songs at the Broadway Tabernace Monday
18th inst in their national costume and will sing in Indian
and in English Tuesday. in Broolyn Wednesday in the
Rutgers Institute Tickets % cents to be had in all the
Music Stores Broadway
RAYNEs PANORAMA OF A VOYAGE TO EUROPE
Open every evening at the Great Hail. Minerva Rooms
l6 Broadway embracing views Of Boston, Liverpool Lon
dom and both sides Of the River Rhine Admission p eents
Children, under twelve Is Doors ut 6,
moving 7% p NJ An exhibition Wednesday and
Saturday afternoons ct three o'clock.
LNRANKLIN MUSEUM. H5 CHATHAM sQUARE-TwO
performances every day. in the afternoon at and in the
evening A. Enraordnary attractions for this
original living pictures including Powers Greek Slave
adam and Eve "Venus Rising from the Sea-, personatod
BY Of the best formed the world together with
the Female Ainstrels" Female Arab Girls" Female
Juggers buresque comic and fancy dances with
Of original be found other place Of
in New York. Prices Of admisonStage
Shc boxes, 25c; parquette. 21scj private boxes 81
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PARTNERSHIPS.


COPARTNERSHIP NUTlCE-THE UNDERSIGNED
~ would respectfully inform the mercantile community
that the house known under the Of Lrng
Sarto Coz at Valparaiso has been, by mutual consent
dissolved. The business will hereafter be conducted under
the name Of Lorng Brothers Co, who will act Ship
Chambers General Agents. nc. For further information
relative to business matters please call Charles Lorng
Boston, No. Is Central Wharf who is the duly authorised
agent for said house the United States Any orders
LORING, BROTHERS 4 CO.
vALrARAIso, February a, lS0.
NOrICE-THE CoPARTNERsHlP HERETOFORE Ex-
istng between the subscribers under the arm Of T. r.
Secor Co., Is this day dissolved by mutual
business will be ssttlea By John Breasted and
Iquidation,aNsw York. February 2, 1850.
tSignedl CHAS. MORGAN,
r. f. SECOR,
JOHN BREASTED.
80 GEO. w. QUIETARD.
1oReAH IRON woRKa (root Of Ninth ST.. z. r
New York, March .. 1850. !
The subscriber having purchased the entire
other partners In the late Of T. r. Co., will
tinuc the steam engine manufacture all its branches
der the immediate superntcndence Of H. Guion whose
reputation - constructing engineer 10 we'll
the public to require further notice. Additional facilities
being added TO this already perhaps extensive
such despatch in the several
shal meet the desires Of all who may him their
custom. CHAs. MORGAN.
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Oar Hudson Correspondence.

.7nii-Rsai Triol
The suit Of the people Of the State Of New York,
against Harmon Livingston, conteting the title q II
ssid Livingston to large tracts of land lying In the
southern part Of this county known a. the antrens
district IL nov on trial in this city and creates great
excitement amongt all classes. On the past tf tho
state appears Attorney General Chathcid assisted by
John Van Buren tand Theodore Miller, Esqs the de-
fendant Ii,ingston has kiiiian Miller assisted "
josiah sutherland and Robert Mcclellan Esqs
The whole Of yesterday spent i'm snpannellinc n
jury until quite late In t.c evening when John VAN
Buren opened his battery In mastery and elo-lu luent
style laying the title under his feet and trcading upc
u ia . scornful manner. To-day has bccn spent ex-
aiming two whnesscs; II they do not show little
more speed the cas" viii last week two in an pro-
liability. The court has adjourned until Monday q
ou'tlo,k
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DIR. CHARLES pUNDES
WATER crpy EsTA NEWT,
- --..- Ar -or-r,s~rTo~. ss7s. - .-.-..- =

nR. NUNDE ERrsPEcrrriI IY iSFORns ms FRIENDS
end TIE rube that NJ has become gvrsr ~ We late D
hnefes Water cure Estahhrner' ~ W nson ve tvo ana
half miles from the N,r.hanrtsn Railrond n pot
fcus ride from Nev rcrt sbon f.s fom Boson srd ~,
Irtm Albany ctuetedn a thr Isassntest Nsers or
New kngnnd surrsurdsd -ith vood frovn hills ara shady
vs snd ebundany surplei With the ruret sof,e- snd
coolest rrsne The and healthy an the
erse Wild and ssreesse 1he res ard sretious eudngs
over The necessary ccrvenen~e for water eyre purs
such 80 isrre plunge tshe douh ard airy lodging rooms
Tor stort tty ratsnt sep.rate for either ser
Sc Tie Doctor being %. earliest. living disciple of
Pries.n Al crssnhss ard having Al .srerenee ~ more
than ffser ~ HE his writings
rr IN the hands ~ purorern bydrorah hopes
spnd 10 any reasonable esreetsons from he wacr
systtr sde the ~ sufferers vho sSe
themselves 70 him. The e~sablishment open. Fer
further psrssrlsrs passes srrSy " s alive astrs<a
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RAYNES PANORAMA OF A VOYAGE TO EUROPE
ID Open every evening" Hail. Minerva Rooms,
i6 Broadway embracing views q Boston Liverpool Lon
DON and both sides Of the River Rhine Admission % cens
Children under twelve Is cents Doors open ut Ga
moving at % p NJ An exhibition Wednesday and
Saturday after three o'clock,
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WETMORE GRAY, COMMISSION MERCHANTS BE-
nica, California Refer to Lewis Hanford; SHARP
Wright Ripley and T. 7. Treadwell, New York Jaeger
Treadwell Perry, Albany G. H. Carroll Co., Boston
Pendexter Ahien. Baltimore The largest ships dis
charge 1t Benics. without the Of gherns
Z. b. yETN0Rk.
g. q. GRAY
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WIIAIL wEpprp Loyr. MrsTERIors LAWr

'nIAIL NEDDED LOVE MYSTERIOUS LAWT
IN What is IL oftimes makes fsw
In the rrvat happiness contemplate
When entering on the marriage slater
lou Know 'us true you can't gainsay,
That ts the cur@ed washing davt
Tor ~ber,s the husband, or wife either,
Whs washing day won't put IN q feysri
md ~hen that fever's raging high,
should enc the other a-nixh.
lis ten 20 one that tween the tvO
quarrel quickly doth ensuc.
Nov, those who'd live In peace and case.
should 80 straightsay to n. TWelvetrceF
For practising What Dc prcaehes,
quick, cheap ~ay of aasling teaches,
By which, before the breakfast time,
lsur washnRs done FOR hall dine.
No rubbing. rou ndirr, no msehire.
And yet your clothes perfectly tlssns
dollar only IL his charrc-
None ~ill say that y too larrc.
send him dollar. ~ The mail,
llc II send You his plan without fsl.
His name, remember. 70 "a. Tvelvetfec--
lie lives 20 Nassau street. r.cm 81.
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I IPPITT, NcAILIYER TURK, ATTORNEYS AND
IL Councillors OF Law San Francisco. California
FRANCIS J.. LIPPIrT, FRANK TURK.
HALL McALLISTER, JULIUS X ROSE.
~ r. HOTCHKIss SAN FRANCISCO, CALIFORNIA,
" having located in spacious warehouse and wharf with
cent water for lighters prepared 70 receive eonsgn
ments merchandise and refers Mess James =. Kescr
09 Front street. New York and 10 L. O. Cannon. Rsq
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CALIFORNIA.


CALIFORNIA sToREs.-THE SUBSCRIBERS, HAY
~ ing had much experience in putting for Cali
fornia give notice that they continue sell and the
choicest qualities Of all kinds Of Grocery Mess Stores Wnes
Liquors &c. in the careful and the
reasonable prices The attention Of buyers respectfully
solicited, by SuUFELDT BISSELI,
LOG Murray street.
CALIFORNIANS SHOULD co TO 10 NASSAU STREET.
Owhere they will find the largest assortment Of Goodyear
Metallic India Rubber Goods in America, Manufactured
expressly for that trade and warranted to stand in eli
in the world.
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FOR SALE AND TO LET.

- kOA SALE AND To LET.
ExPREss ROUTE FOR sALE-wITH ALL THE Me-
hS af P.Spssss a1ns hs enssa s In
,s S@ Ss. & ., the Ssss her end q the he
Sss a % ASdsss s at the
s,p.ly s.,ed ,oop q IS for .ale very cheap
Toi silsa an Apply
EoR sALE-AN ELEGANTLY FURNISHED HOUSE.
With the H s, fee the rf;h avenues h0s.s AID faI
% S,f family ss.ury ny
s, ess sssSs sssis,
Tor For 'IiSs' ncigE Ris'1;SIs5. sSscxp Ss
ITO YOUNG GENTLEMEN OR Professional xEy
occupy aay SiS xay y two Ap p.rSis
ss
four doors from Broadway, and ave minutes walk from Il:
City Hall. address A. q: This once
ITO GRocERs.-YoR SALE. THE STOCK. FIXTURES,
aslshscrhqSa l.sdgs ,herSSs6i.is rrser
sr.a once sISsa pos. psa 's y 'n' country a'is'
EURNITraE PERSONS .wANrISg A COMPLETE
Sssi. the best maker: 'oT IL ae ey ss
or sparssy from sGne shoss ohanss5 nsrn,uf
%
HOUSE TO LEr-wANrEp PERsoS Win sep OR
a., , q, T,dqeed prize; nq Sss
Tss house nov h. a SOsrSrs -s9 pay for Fs,,a board
Family about to leave for EuroPe Address d. H. Broad
way Post once
ITO LEr-PARr OF A THREE STORY BRICK HOUSE.
ment bed room in second story, and attic To
spectacle family (which Il indpensabiel the will BE-
80 from ist May For further particulars apply
ID the store ca Chatham street;
Two LET-THE TIIREE STORY AND ATTIC No. 10
and Ninth The house IL modern built and in per-
feet order For further information apply the premises,
or to WN. OkEIL 4 10. q Wall strtee
ITO LET-A FURNISHED PARLOR, WITH PsNTRIES
the first floor, suitable for Persons IN
Hail. and 81 broadway. Tor terms apply "a Elm
street, between Walker and " hite strcets.
rINo LET-PART OF FOUR STORY HOUSE IN
Broadway. four doors from the q rwcnty-se-
yenth street. Consisting Of front and back paror pantry and
bedroom second story four good in fourth story
and good basement 20 quiet resrectabe family Hsnt
s2o For particulars inquire at No. 2Fifth street
HOUSES 10 LLl, Win 1nE MODERN MrROvE-
ments Baths kcTwo Houses 20 lst the Fourth
between Twenty fifth and Twentyssth and
Twenty street few feet from the they
order they aSe we'll adapted for gen,cel private residence
Apply 10 D. EyANs. T~enyhfth street. second house
81 Fourth avenue or ~ Nassau street. third floor.
EO11AoA TO kENT-fOk ONE ON 1--WE YEARS. A
" convenient eotase, together with gsrden, outhouc.
kc the Iank % the Hudson river three four
hours sail from New York Rent $50 Inquire at No. u
Lairht street, at o'clock. Y. N.
r1>O FAMILIES GIVING UP PnOtSEkEkPISG.--THE
advertiser wishes % purchsse ood sired rerseratora
reasonable price. address r. r. Herald 0ec. stating
terms. Se.
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SPORTING.


CENrREvIi1E COURSE r.f.-TROTTING-MOSDAY =.
" April 18th, at 2s o'clock, NJ purse t15 mile heats
tcsts ~ 70 40 10. wagons. T. woodruff enters m LueS
nehask sane day r.fss go mile heat, te,i in N
hr m Csmbridse Girl X Smith enters Screw Dr YER
h ears ~ leave the south Ferry Brootiyn, st 2oeoek
IotL coSKiIH, Proprietor.
CEsIkEyIiLs SouRsE T. I-pACINc.-wEpNEs-
heats bestbin inhsrre.s. T. wrirht enters b. lady
Bevins Mr. Mckinley enters Lady Nae wheirloy
enters en-. Dan Miller n. Hvysn enters ~. m. Caynra
sas The cars will leave ths South Perry Broohyn
oelcek reforming ss The IL Pare each
vsy, 8 cents JOEL CoNKLIE, Proprietor.
N Purs of s7s vu scyme 81 en- fscsdsy the 10Th inst
free or Horses that trosscd for mile he~s
three IN ave In s,ddlcs. Katnes msSs ~ tbe abovs
house Moneay, Tie l9sA.
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FINE ARTS.

FINE ARTS.
ERENCH. ENGLISH AND GERMAN ENGRAvINGS.-
The trade respectfully informed that large assor
nsn kuropsan EnUavinS including the latest pubea-
COUPIL. vIBERr CO.,
Wholesale Printsellers 2s9 Broadway.
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LOST.

nOG LoST-oN SATURDAY LAST. A RE COLOR
~ ed Spanish dog with long tail short hair th
body. long hair the bras. collar, with
lock the of Iuccra Mhoevcr will
him 90 Mr. Brown. Ne ~ Cherry street. will be literally
warded.
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VUALLHALLA, 81 CANAL STREET-TWo PERFORM
w every day.-Madame Wartons troupe of Female
Model Artists will perform in two grand performances
day o'clock the afternoon, and o'clock
ing together with the original Female Mnsrcls and Sable
Brothers. Admttanee, Orchestra Box, 3i cents Paraue
IS Remember grand performances every day.
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r. q. CHRisTMAN, MANUFACTURER AND fhroR-
". ger 81 Musical fnsrumeu has constantly on hands
general aseorment of Tlutes With from % fourteen
keyf nlso bochm, Bstonic and Daone Chromauc Flutes
tlnonettes, Otecs. FlsgeOle, Aecordeon. Guar bsn-
ssss L,o Cornss Tramre,,. Tuta.. Co.n,, Iroms,nes
Bpries and fat, Italian. French aud german Nohns
Niconeellcs ne. Also German french. Italian and Eng-
hsh strings for vions guitar banjo, bass, Sc tgether
with article musical Instrument
business wholesale and retail Musical ntrumens repaired
in the attest stock of music Tor sale a.
half price and literal discount made TO wholesale Dealers
n 4 Pes VI str
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INDIAN CoNCERr.--THE INDIAN FAMILY FROM
Canada their first Concert TO take place
Broadway Tabernacle this evening, April 18th Tickets 30
cents all the Music Stores in Broadway For particulars
small hills.
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x,orrcr THE UNDERSIGNED DESTROYS To Or
Man situation with sinemau, With rsrty ~ scnte-
- IN family going talifornis would respectfully
sh tha, he has travelled AL Eurare in that
tv The hsst references rven BY snquirinr of D. D
hre the advertiser be seem y. s-Wases VII BE no
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RIAKL's PATENT FIRE Proof PAINTS fROMoulo
- which in few months turns 20 slate stone protect
Ing whatever covered from the action Of the weather AMI
IRON IRE. Iock for Frauds unTrncTcd rrsous are
of.rnf rurious articles for sale, calling them IRE proof
The gnuine article Is only be obtained II The ra.ntee
W. blake, broad street New York hr srents livery
package marked Blskes Patent ire Proof Paint r.
The rstentce viii rmovc May lt TO - Peari street. View
The New York herald., 1850-04-15

n UNTORMATTON HANTTD--of IlfIIIfF QTfNLAN
b.ter native cf Cionmeli County Tpperary Irviand
10 New Ycrk the 10th October 1870 Tor New Orleans IN
~, Mediator information % him will ~ than
I'D received ~ his wife Margaret Vunlan, at - Roosevelt
sst Newlork New Orleans PAPERS please copy. Clon-
rssli men please inquire
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DuRTON.s ruEArRE. CHAMBERs sTREET-MON-

IlKOADWAY TABEKNACLE.-t;KAND CONCEKT BY
- the Indian Family Of tho Mohawk NationA brother
and two sisters will Concert Of Sacred Music Sent
mental Songs at the Broadway Tabernacle Monday the
18th ns in their national costume and will sing in Indian
and in English Tuesday in Brookyn Wednesday in the
Institute Tickets 81 cents be had in all the
Music Stores on broadway.
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DowELToN HOUSE NEwBtRG, V. ye-rhis very se-
eet e.tstlshment wiih ~ nducements ~ deli hshtfut
esnery charming dtc luvurous table ani frcqueut fa
ees and Ncu ycrk W railroads and boats viii
ready Tor the reception ~ bsrders the lJh of tlr
fIPOfAhU UDN praurrl or
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THE UNION.

judce partially for particular plans modes q adjust
menf, 70 sway our course, strike blow al the com
mon liberty No man be justified before the county,
under such circumstances, in taking the position that he
will sccede TO nothing but what his own judgment pre-
scribes have ayore plan for The settlement oil these
questions, to which would adhere 10 the exclusion OF all
others have expressed my readiness to acquesce In the
plan OF the President connecting with Il the settlement
Of the Texas boundary. Proposed broader platform
one containing all the questions likely TO arise In me iu-
ture out oil the Texas annexation resolutions. have
announced my Willingness TO go for the Missouri Com.
promise in its true sp-an allotment OF territory 10 be
open TO the admission of slavery. have expressed the
oponon thar. had the great minds which have taken the
lead upon this subject resolved. either of these plans
could have been carried A storm OF agitation and ex,
cement would have ragged for time, but then we should
have had permanent quiet That would have been
healing OF wounds within, and no mere pasterng upon
the surface In securing the adoption OF such measure
would not agree with the senator from Kentucky In dep
recatDg any to extraordinary tactics in parma
mentary proceedings. | would stand, in such cause,
upon every privilege allowed by the letter Of the cons'
tuition. would fight the battles upon these questions,
not in the field OF Mars, but in the halls oil Congress
Sir, shall be ready 10 yield my concurrence 10 any
which holds out the emoiest prospect oil resor
ing peace and harmony 10 the country And whatever
doubts may entertain OF the efficacy OF the one now
presented for the decision of the Senate expect give
il my vote, unless shall that some other more ac-
ceptabe measure is likely 10 find favor with Congress
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CARD-The subscribers having completed their stock Of fur
II nilure and glassware would respectfully invite per
public generally them CALI
al the Pennsylvania nearly opposite
the National Hotels examine the stock, which
they comprises article in the house furnishing
line Q part 7tH
Mahogany divans, lounges, &C.
Do large round back parl0r chairs rockers &c
DO spring plain parlor chairs
Do maThie-top centre-lables and washstands
marble-t top ssng and other bureaus
Do hat racks, dining, and other tables
Do wardrobes, French bedstead, and workstnnds
walnut cottage French, and other bedsteads
DO do and painted chairs, every description
do spiral spring bedsteads, superior article
Refrigerators, and safes
Buckets and baskets
Feather beds hair, palm leaf and shuck mattresses
Eight-day narin gothic brass work clocks
Crockery glassware, among which are
blue stone china dinner tea, and
coffee sets, toilet
silver britannia casters and teapos
nd cake stands preserve dishes, &C.
gobets and iunblers, candy jars, &c.
reasonable and on nccommo-
dating Only and see.
Aucronesrs Merchants and Furniture Dealers
Aug s-eod2yvif