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The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1850-11-13

bu, from 1910 to 1850, will be hardly as
much, although the actual increase is great
et. On base of4B,000 in lS40, the actual
increase Of CINCINNATI (ItC0oi fur ten years
is half.that Of New York, ll5o 0col Tor fhe
same ten years,io base u 30 1000, In
oil,er Tnrds, tie actual iucreaso Of Clnein-
uau is one half ihe Nrlus iucTease Of New
Yoik on base SIX times gteale'e = 'rhls tells
the stony. There Is no city in the U States,
which ia fact, has incieased as fast as Cin-
cinnaIi,
lie; Us now look little, al our sisters over
the River The fillnw iig are the resp 'cIise
pcPuhIhus d NewporraW aud CyvHglVn, m
I'rtoAIFldl lsl1o; N IIIlLA
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1850-11-13

A correspondent pf the Richmond Enquit-
Ell recommends Gov Mcdowell 10 the ,bcg,
iaiaiure Of Virginia, as United States Sens-
tot from that Elaio.8ii id.aa % btu 'T
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1850-11-13
MAS RELlEvEp PAsr ouRE.

Mr. CORNELIUS H. SMITH, merchant Collins Centr Eys
county ~ Y January 49, 1912 said Your BR md;
EXTRA CT nearly all sold and Immediately anotet
supply, for they sell more rapidly and 9ivs better sdretioa
than all the other medicines have PtoHdr
Bddm has raised lady here from bed of dangerous and
Sickness which oil the doctors had given up NcURAA
They sad she DIE p Consumption of he Ls0s
After all had pronounced the HOPELESS commenced
taking BRANT'S BdLS4Af-and now she is tosts' 17F
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1850-11-13

- Es5E5b ~ q New York, Nov. 4
'fhe .tcnhtnr Washington arrived yester
day afternoona, O'clock IN I;ck ros, will
~ith 1856 passengers and n large cargo in
cludng 80 tons af goods from Brerncr
llef advices from London, are to the 20tl
ul., two days later than those by the Can
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1850-11-13

The LegitmIst party are still opposing
the pr"longation of the P.esident's power. =
Ftcnth finds have experienced slight de.
cline on lhe Coi,se, in Consequence of tie
present Uncertain State Of political atf4irs.
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1850-11-13
ENGLAND.

The news is ofIiula Importance, . ..
The maket On the Cnutin nj appears II
have undergone 40 change. t...r $40
Flour and wheat are dull j, ,s-.t.tssa
The overland mail from India arrived on
the ID h; but the general news had been an
tclpated by Telegraph.
The Eas, Iadia news had gnod effect in
Lond. consols closed for money at 07a0S.
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1850-11-13

No mother need The death of her child by tsa
chlddesueyng complaint when ohing in warm weaiher-
Cholerq hats or wllat y called SUMMER CoMPLANT--f
% HBRANT'S PULMONARY BALSAM' be administered ID
the child It should however in such he Used in tisi
AZ large otons e directions each boe prescribe unt
The complaint is checked IS 4 'sT.-r
The New York herald., 1850-04-04

onsruesiop and under his intelligent Naturalization
he company destined to eonsumnsts the completion
sf the work At early day We have the schedule
scheme Of priEss according 10 the original allotment
bat q several important alterations have been made In
4, refrain ffon psblishins IT, 1t IL possible the
fusal Of Lsgslaturs to sgaliss the plsn may in
the company to alter It's original int sntion, and
receive direct subscriptions TO the capital.
The aggregate value Of exports from this port, and
she amount Of shpmsnts TO cash country during the
past month we're as exhibited in the annexed table,:
VAiVY sy Exports yRon THE PoRr OF New YoRx'
MARcH, 1850.
The New York herald., 1850-04-04
DANCIsg.

ITO TEE COMMITTEE PaOfTEsfNG CosPLI.
II uentsry Rail 10 Miss Harriet v. Cct9ns Gentien-p
ar directed BY dansher 70 sssure you 81 ne, sinsere
for the pecttd onf of Comr mensfy
Ball AZ Convthton Hail. Wooser street on the evening o
TIE th last she H. with Frstuie aud fsis sss-
effnn H. she evidence directed the adttr
81 Lr ealing 70 zach dsmot alton on the rar
their neiieet fezards. T. CObTON.
Fer Harriet yirsioia Colon.
.fE'O- BALL C0HniTTHEs-.T Tdf rEH ASSEMBLY
Foems IN Chhnttts street, nest door 10 Burtons
iss-e ere nov rssey or ocourscr and
- The reter 81 coun1itess Particularly tdsped for fret
sss sssemhliss and rseherchs halls thirty cstlors
t danced en- NE ftor, ehe the ertenfve prsuensde gall
lecs present original feature srpper room,
unesr he popular direction e M Herher yell furnished
reception rcons ladies' ssd sressirs rooms
And eicss rooms rfr~skmers ssiccns
riertly attached en- the sa@e fccr. Arply Mr. PRA-
COCK. On ns rrtsssss frsn rs ssIssk, sss,y. Trns
nstuats.
The New York herald., 1850-04-04
AmUsEmEnTs IN PHILADELPnIA.

RARNUN's PHILADELPHIA uUsEUx.-RE-RN-
- cared Miss Mary Tsyior, who viii appear in Drama.
tisa TBE GAHBLER or Temptations Unveied, written
intsrsss 70 Tsi bIUNkxkD. lssday sissrsoca GIN.
DERkLLA; Wednesday afternoon, Tak pRUNKAkD, for
the seysptsth and time. Durps week PRIDE or
IHE NARKET. WIDOWS yIcTIn. WONDERFUL wO-
MAN. YAMKEE wATCHMAN, JENNY LIND, Sonss.
Dances 10. Every variety Of novelty TO attract and In
struet Portraits Gensr. Jackson; John Calhoun Co
Ely Ae se nyssri9us coll0?ys, With the iavisiss
Assistant Man Albert Case. Admission IS esnts Chill
drsn under 10 years l2k cszts
The New York herald., 1850-04-04

or Canadian aour and wheat 2eos bbls and 2,olo
bushels were shipped to the British North American
Colonies. u appears, by this statement, that the
movement in bresdstuHs has, during the past month
been limited II IL possible, that soon after the re-
sumption Of internal navigation, the exports may bs
more active but .. present. the prospect Is not parti.
sulazly nstseEipg. Ths progress Of internal improve
usnts ON the continent Of Europe is opening larger
agricultural territory to the markets Of Breat Britain
and 1t win be only In periods Of unusual deficiency in
he hev Aarvests, that We shall nnd demand In
Eng Of any importsncStor our agricultural pro
The New York herald., 1850-04-04
BALES II AUUyIOV.

{ y. y srsss
3 s Rev. e.:
Prov Pr hss me w: win most ana
III, present p.rasasas ss:.t%:sf ssiss rs
s"sr e. q The iSssn e
ashSy and pss 20 perhaps The
geste esntril point of the eiys business css
ns. which fsrs Nv we'll i Adam: st. beside: The sS,S.
point so T f bst
with toae imitation fronts and six other sAeesnl houses
Braoiss saa sysssl mss IL
Hians and Vicinity ' the S City as ist snd two
SUPERIOR trek houses handsome residences. In the
three sIa1s, as
91s ss9s toss hss nsi It, ts sS' s
houses, and four In Bridge Eve three
fSS, two them Superior and sk In
e. one two-s.ory frame house Alss Harper Court CON-
sSs sss with 1ss ssii.S s s @
viii neat and Swns
TsaS sy & s will s
sold with M the above housss The tle Of the Oldest
ia ss marry %Sss s s S:s sn vein s
% IN Ss 1s % @
sps % irv xss sa On "a. s hi s"s .Ss
results have been sIeesdssy ,atisastOry The pa;
HI Of an s'y s ss g. . a
Janses or q The Hsn Judge JohnsGn AZ his rooms in the
ell E.q.. II all at, New York; and Of James Cole. the
auetioneer, Wall st.
nj b BUTLER AUcrIoNEEa-PUBLIc ADMINS
Ssssp
belonging Samuel Nddsbrooi deceased, consisting
Of Stamping Presses Cutting Machines Standing Presses
Prsss and Ploughs Press BoaIds Brass
Type Binders Nuslin and Boards and Marshas Threid
Sale for essh. JAMES :. THAYEk Public Administrator,
Nassau street.
TIE LARGE SALE OF LOTS AT BLooxINGDALE OR
Harssnville. on Seventh and Eighth avenues. Sixty
eighth. Rixy NINTH Seventieh. and Seventy hrst
being part Of the Barsen Tract Will he esntnued this
COLE CuILrON. Auctieneers
RY, JACOB 8. PLATT-L. G. cARaINGroN. AUc-
- neer-Hnfdware, part OF stock Also looking glass
ss seyhss German hollow ensmellsd ware &c. Also gold
at the Auction room ~ above consisting Of Oa don
planes cisels aure bs brass goods buttons and button
mous fine ivory and metal combs single and double roller
locks walters snufers and corkscre
powder hsks percussion mixed pins, waffle irons
boxes wood bass iathing and hingns hstche 400 psos
ensmeled hollow hatohets nipcng knives rack
bammers poen doE scy thes English handle
ve 500 dos knives and 5orks hoes and hsh and
cha lines hand bells patent baances brass candlestchs
earded pocket and kniver scissors shears Re- &c Mr.
The attention Of country well city dealersis directed
to tie same.
The New York herald., 1850-04-04
DRY oooOs, Sc .

INDIA rouLARp sILKs-A LARGE AND cHorcs
'iTf copfssf TsffiiscN q CO. s.sas p,..s ,.r-s..
I0tIPB FIANDbss CHfLDsEs's cLorHf 40 Is So
rercr any c'hsr 10 this ecurtfy ,ns ~ sale Ais
wholesale reons Fas,su srts " Ne pschsss % rssis
suit.
The New York herald., 1850-04-04

Total value Of exports. $3,l36 ,94i
There appears to have been better distribution Of
the exports during the month Of March than we have
noticed previously Hitherto sbsut one-half Of the
aggregate has been exported to Great Britain France
takes larger portion Of products than she used
and our direct trade with that country h Increasing
upon solid aud healthy basis This distribution Of
export trade 10 favorable and hepsit will
extend, and become permanent. II indicates better
state Of thipgs in commercial point Of view, the
sentiment which, trust, will result In permanent
Improvement. Our expert trade u not in fourishiug
| condition. far this port is concerned. At the
South 1t is in mere prosperous position, in conss
sencs Of the high price and active demand ruling for
great staple product Of that section The articles
form the staple Of this port are in
parativsly limited demand abroad and prices rule ct
low points which materially reduces the aggregate
value, and exhibits reports not % nattsring de-
| sirable.
The annexed table exhibits the quantity OF bread
rtus exported from this port during the past month
distinguishing the destination -
EuoRTs or FLouR 0nAN PoRr or NEw
YoRx, FOR MARCH, 1850.
The New York herald., 1850-04-04
PUBLICATIONS.

M TATRlNoNY-A MIRRos FoR rae SINGLE AND
vl guide to the msrrd ss presented By Phrenooey Go
TO the Knick srbocker Hall tonight II would
thing good from Mr. sirer ths subject. Tickets I2e;
children, Cd.
The New York herald., 1850-04-04
TTnr ARTS


L'RtfcB, KnoLIsu AND CERHaN ENGsAvIsoS.-
lht trfds s rrerectfuiiy nforatt that large tss9f
ment kurtran Engrstifg, ncGtss me latest pabes-
sOUPTr, vInysr, -ra Co,
Wh,lsesis rxsta.lsls. 30 Broadway.
EirE ARrs-FOR 8iLr-THB FINEST and nOsT
PERFECT painting q venus u this tclaty, lee
l.rrs a. le 70 orhtitor q The Fsnrrams sstcr
~ srostw corner - Lspsnsfs street u would te uss
lees % deeerte tie Of THE rt.ure 0ust ~ zen -
lt appreciated ~ viii he cold grsat saerhcc II e
ued 81 hesn hursfee dcsr Keepers salcgns and fu
We Picture Galleries invited csi n sld tefsts
ut itti Nhrrl, u WI " Tvt sp or gsfs.
The New York herald., 1850-04-04
Amuupsm mENT.u.


s r1
E r;i: r sG'Sss b sh 81 % sR
IsSss " ssss.I FysSy;ss: = xssn: Dssp:s; =.
asnthe, ass Ws%ys; Thsss, srs aiSsrt GcraiSn, sSs
ss,sas :s: 1 Ss Sga ssa sssaa
CBANFKAU's NATIONAL rHEArRE.-rHURspAY
sn - T;s s s.
I. assn H. fcSn csss. fiTa Tsss
EsaIsss is,s1rG ,Iss, Mr. o5,%s SS:ss zayssss
~ ana .i iss;T
iser.op PrsS.ss. NJ Hssbsrt Mrs sinnsS Mr. Daaa:
Su.as Ma. kHna oIsi:: B:.,s 2 cents; PIT a cents
Manager and Proprietor; John orsenwsod jr Assistant
IN Il shs h ,spas9 AZ. and
Family the 's,s
s. L. ss IL $ & % fs
sss s wsny a ais 'essss s f.
M Becker Miss stanhops. Mis- Psn,Aad Miss Randolph
sss m: s. P%dn s S ' M III
hcu Living wss ,sS ssR;oss
and cosm:,s%s Madame Rosnwsl. Fortune g Islss Ad-
under 10 ye.rs l21l cents.
MRS. FRANCIS ANNE KIABLE WILL READ. ON
ssS Ysn ar . AH1 ss In pay oa asds
sSrsS sssS GGT S q uT l? His. %
ard Mr. Book and Of the JanisOr the In
stitutel
SANDS CS s: .as
p.sy .nnSsass q New sSsy Will
Si; ss 1T @
asss HSss 5;ss.: sny
:% ss.s g: e. sIss "a
Aymsr. NJ whittsisI Mr.. T. Nssss, Ne ma,slst.
tie ponies a ana s
%
phan, trained 70 perform the most prisinF and
pre.ors feel in Offering their exhibition TO the Kew
4 ri hs a. ys
sam Leshrop the great orator snd stump speaker
sas . :on n e. ssHTs EG r.
Ioshay. Admtanes 5 cents Positively no half price.
"A grand Juvenile performance en- Saturday afternoon.
PAHolAxA Of rHE GOLD MINES OF CALIFORNIA.
Isss.se and i. v:s,es: nsns s:tss: y
sss Doors sssvs NiSlos Dosrs quarter
y =. s sn sSSs s S
and Saturdays IS 5 O'clock. p. \.
RROeKLYN FEMALE AoADEMY.-nR. W. NJ FLk-
nins will read shAisps.Is. play Of "nani. Z. the
ing to ecwmssce At TX TX oooei; doors opSn .tT
A LECTURE WILL BE DELIVERED BEFORE THE
william ssurs Lysesm this evening tfhursday) Sub
rs!. s1an
Collins Kneass Ole Bull Burke, and 8. Sanford do purpose
s a S
eommodsting 200 persons the rent Of 5000 dollars per
.nd PIns. ;IssS For further particular. address g..
0pev Hous ilade
The New York herald., 1850-04-04


nINocRATIc REPUsLIoA As0ENERALcoKxIrrEE
- Ats meeting q u: emmi.:ss nsld At r.mus.y Han
sssslusisns were psss insssiy sispssd:-- '-s
whsI.s hs Ds.ssIsss ss.Arssi TIE L.ssssses: have
e hs e q
gle organization Of the Democrats party, and call State
S for % s . .IS r.. s s .ss .s q
Inine how future shall be called A.d vhsrsss
sns state sas
sns sht and agy q ssuses 20 n.l: sssb os
sr,.o state Committee .ppentsd Gcny.nsn 6s1ss
With q single s's s
grihed 70 Us wilpgne 10 uHte with us in eail of
ks:sysd That ys viii ts aid ssss Commit:
sats sntOp. ih day o sepe%bsr Ssss ss the
9 es a. ts ms o ss,.. % and 70
such convention to be composed OF delegate
RssSvsd That the chairman Of this meeting be authorized
st0Ts w DE Chairman Of said os%osfae STATE con%
ies IN call for STATE coIvsntn as recommended in ,he
And whereas The Demoorste RepubIcan General ceumit
% 81 Sa o ss fs
ie M s only means Of securing the Of
Resolved That umistes Of ave be appointed BY the
.a e the s 1S Of ss
'' n' a .Aa SfS 80 t%sfo.'s %ooD cRsfS.n
e"ansr ec.GnasS b1enn.s. 81 S.S'''S' Secretaries
CNIGHTEENTH wARp.-Ar LARGE AVID ENrBU-
Of Ii. SsSa hed az GoasSS m
Twenty Third gin.ey WAS
elected Ckairmsn and Robert Foster
1t moved and seconded that the call Of the mesng
read. The motion carried On motion, LoreaIo r..
Sheppard Robert Kelly and Moses W. Jackson wers
elected MT this ward In committee claiming
be General COMMITTEES at Tsmmany Hail. On motion.
solved That the members of the Democratic family do
thing ctlouat divide
and that fuly endorse the action Of the Ward Committee
repudiang the spurious General Committee Of which Henry
western claims 10 be Chsrmsn ana II u. Byrne and
John Nckibbon Socretarie Resoved That sustain
union democratic party. Resolved
That thanks emnently due Daniel e. Sicsies.
RobertB. Norris Augustus Sohell Henry H. Western Ed
ward Wes. and shers Tor their contributions Of
the prim elessn in this for
Bogus Committee aud also to Garret H. Strike his
promise to the elscti should be carried
Resolved That the edngs be published in the Dsm
JOHN KINsLEY. Chairman.
ROBERT rosrrn, Secretary
The New York herald., 1850-04-04

aIusIcAt.-A erssAy Professor OF rHE PIANO
HI nrng acknovletgrf ss of the of
a. ev whes 10 obtain two or three PUPILS Best of
r.fersree and moderate terms Address A. " W. Herald
For sssA beautiful spe chlss.s riane cever .ntr.ly
SSo will be sci for Sloo I'm mediate application
b made 10 n. n, Herald sfce.
nrrsrC TEAcHHR. WANTED, A SINGLE LADY,
M qualified % play the psno snt sing vsil 70 be PER-
snail n iiy ~ present IN the city, but yho
ss,a roirr the country One who spenks the Frsnh
Cerm.n sr.rish nsusse rrsfrred Ne,e addressed H.
~ Herald once, vii ss promptly stsendefto.
VIOLIN ron SALE "A vALuABLE oLp VIOLIN
disress of II In order 70 raise Thirty ave
tlsrs NE s.tsn fer the vIsir hsv nnf s,ss Apey
a. steel fs- Mandatory Of nfkk fHINkAs No. i5s
william street
VxTANTEp-A PIANO PORTE PLArlR, TO TRAVEL
w w,,h an artistic One who 10 able 70 play solo and
.,.sts made ale. Tenor sss ssllss s.ssr .hc snc Il
sssss Refrsssss resured Call ~ sisn:r Rapssus No
Ia rsres stSest bstvssn ns bevys And7 sslosh r. ~
The New York herald., 1850-04-04

NOTICE.-TO CONTRACTORS AND BUILDERS.-THE
IN New Orleans Opera Company. nessrs Swain, Rainer
Collins Kneas Ole Bull Burke and Sanford, do purpose
TO ease for the term Of OF
party that will build Opera House for them capable Of
commodang 200 persons At the rent Of 5000 dollars
The site be Broadway between Chambers
and Prince .treet For further particularly address, post
paid, "Thc New Orleans Opera Company" New Orleans
Opera House, Chestnut street, Philadelphia.
The New York herald., 1850-04-04

DANORAMA OF TIE GOLD MINES OF CALIFORNIA.
II -Enmert Pss6sld's Original Panorama Of the COLD
Mines embracing views the Isthnus Pacific coast san
Francisco and The various eses and districts o. Ca
three Nibo. Doers open ~ quarter before
exhibition will commence at halfpast O'clock p n Ad-
ittsnce children half Open Wedn esdsys
IN SATURDAYS 4 o'clock. r. n.
The New York herald., 1850-04-04
FOR SALE AND TO Let.

EOR sALE-A STONE COLORED COTTAGE, IN
Fleet opposite Bolivar street, Brooklyn IL 10 dsGr-
able residence for small family will DO sold cheap,
aocemm ating terms. Inquire on the premises.
The New York herald., 1850-04-04

REWARDS.
az RgwARD-Losr-YgsTERDA fwEDyEspAv)
SO ncrnirs either In . waveriey omnibrs tbs
Thirteenth street and sirth 20 the Custom
Hsnss rot sat s.' With red Oorreisn s,ere enyra,sd
reward ~ leaving II 81 the C1hisrs once Custom
Hcsse
EwARD.-sAvISGs BANK BOOK NO. iI6.sza. ALSO
tsue .. the ssvsrsr last October. rth other properly
w Iss viSs II With e Cashier, g. Conner Esq a. ths
Bsst, ic7 chsnters street
DocKtr BOOK Losr-rITE DOLLARS REwAaD-
In rors from Wsshinrton MARKET ., Brcadv,y and II
oss Broadway STAGES 20 Eighth street The above re-
ars Willie rvu and the hasfs o. the cvner leaving
with rhenss ssnears o.. Of broadry and kshth t
n osT-Lssr EvEEINo, ny LADY. EIrHER IN
IL Brcsdesy, Chamber street. OF Al Burtons Theatre,
Geld watch chain, With snail Gold Pencil attsohsd
she efce ne win be suitstly yrsrarded.-Ardi J. $50.
..SS~~-
CEsTHEyItLE coyssE. Z I;-sscIS:aruLsDAr,
sss, 10 hsrasss ,. whsrley snssrs en- Bas siier
Wright ertsrs Lady Betins: D. Bryant enters
LsdJ Nae " hasuirs enter; b n So SsL,ss nn4
NB.-- The trsct IL Ia hrst-rste srasr.
CKNrRIvuLE COURSE PAcTNo-PURsE 500
~ riis hests best three in nys IN hsrssss free ir AL
a. sprl tth, ~ o'siess p. NJ, 81 Green s.ddens
Hotel. I've - sssrs :, mekesrsce IoEJ COSNLts.
DID ROUSE PLRAsUsE GROUNDS -PAcrNo.-A
IL Purse Of x25 will OF morrow frrdayb Apr
fth AZ r. M mils heats, bcstthres IN ave, saddle
G,,d CO. CHE. T. p.s enter. a. cssmsss; ws.rs1 ~
n nutch SAM WoodruG enters M. rady Cb D.
msn; r. q. enters q. a. ohio Lion.
The New York herald., 1850-04-04

DRO6KLYN FEMALE ACADEMY.-MR. W. N. FLR-
ID ming will read ShAlspeares play Of Hamlet, At the
Academy room, Friday evening" April 6th Read
ns IN com mmsuce osclock: doors opsp n n
The New York herald., 1850-04-04
sIiIPPaNG,
IINITEB STATES NAIL STEAMERS BETWEEN NEW
~ York and LiyorpoolThe ships posing this lne
the ATLANTIC, Captain West
PACIFIC, Captain Nye,
ARCTIC Captain Luce,
BALTIC Captain Constock.

TNHE BRITISH AND NORTH AMERICAN r u
Steamships between New ork sEs Livsrpos aAd be-
tween Boston Liverpool calling Halifax lAnd AnA
receive naiis and pssseuxers:-
Europa, Lott from New york. Wednesday. Aprli7
Hibernia Lang, fren Bosten..:. Nay
Cambria. Ltitoh from New YOrk, Nay
America, Shannon. from Boston. Hay ID
For freight or passage. apply TO
The New York herald., 1850-04-04

VvBRATRE, AsToR PLACE OPERA HOUsE-xs
Charles Bass Lessee and Nanassr-Tharsdsy sysning:
April 4, tbe performance will with TIE EARLY
DAYS OF WM sHAKsPEARE-wm. Shakespeare, Mr.. Geo.
ysndenhohi John shahspesIs. M. G. Bernkrd Gilbert
llilsLsth; Mrs Mclean To conclude with the Hons ~
yoante, Mrs. Mclean; Count nontaban, Mr. Grosvenor
Roando, Mr. Lynne; Juana, Miss Il. Daret: BOxss and
amphitheatre.
The New York herald., 1850-04-04

"A fully announced that Miss Davenports Benefit, and
last but Of her engagement will take place Rr
day April 1870 and this o,cason Miss Davenport will
arpear in both peoeshrs Haler in the Stranger and Le-
tta Hardy the sterling comedy of the Bellies Stratem
Doricourt Mr.. g. Barrett. Box book opep.
The New York herald., 1850-04-04

A MRICAN pRAkATIC FUND AssoCIATION.-NIB-
"A los Saloon, Thursday Aprl MRS. Frances Anne
Ktmble will read Shakspesre's play of THE TEMPEST,
accompanied by the incidental music The Of Ariel will
be by Miss DeLuoe and the choruses glscs Sc
select choir Of amateur and professional Ladies and Gn
conducted by George Loder The will
priaed to the fund of the above institution Tickets
dollar each be had IT the Hotels the Music Stores and
a. fbed doop
The New York herald., 1850-04-04
THEArRE-rVrRsDAY
QARNUns AMERICAN MUsEUM-P. T. BARNU

M RS. FRANCIS ANNE KEABLE WILL READ. ON
wi Friday .yening; April oth. the play Of MEASURE
FOR MEASURE at the Stuyvessnt Institute at ~ O'clock
Saturday morning at the place. at IL she viii
read Much AUO ABOUT NOTHING. Tckets 81. 20 be
had the Astor House, the Irving House. Mr. francis
ard Mr. Crowsns Book stores and Of the Janor Of the
ktitute.l
The New York herald., 1850-04-04

EOR sALE-A PAIR OF WELL MATCHED FAMILY
carriage horses warranted sound and kind In
Can be seen at the stable Of the At Hastings West
chester ccty price $780, Inquire for further particulars
The New York herald., 1850-04-04

A LECTURE WILL BE DELIVERED BEFORE THE
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The republic. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1849-1853, 1850-11-09
Grand whig Rally In San Francisco.

The California Courier, Of the 9Th Of Octo-
Der. furnishes us with an account Of grand
Wing rally which took place on the evening
previous at the Plaza, in San Francisco. The
audience was about FIVE thousand strong. j.
+. WANwRIGHT, esq, called the meeting 20
order by nominating the Hon. joins WETHER-
ED as President, and w. w. SHEPARD. En-
GENE l.. SULLIVAN, Judge Dawn CHANBERs.
Frederick BILLINGS, JosEPH X. IRvING, and
LoUrs II. LuLL aud DR.. w. l.. BREsT. as Sec
retaries. These nominations were approved by
loud applause.
After the officers were elected the band
struck up "Hail Columbia" The President
then addressed the meeting. lie regarded the
acts Of the Legislature as patch work. lie ad-
yised all Wings To vote the Wing ticket and
nothing but the Wing ticket. His remarks
were brief, but pertinent, and to the point.
The Hon. Judge SHATTucK did not consider
that he was called on to discuss political ques-
tons, as he was before the people for judicial
Office. II he was elected Judge, although he
was Wing to the backbone, he would be
Judge Of the people, and not Of the party.
The address was loudly applauded. Here
the band struck up yankee Doodle" at the
close Of which the audience sent forth ire
mendous shout.
CsLHoUN BENHsM, esq, then came for.
ward and addressed the meeting lie feel
ingly alluded to the lamented death Of the late
President TAYLOR. When he mentioned the
great names Of CLAY, WEBSTER. and Presi-
dent FILLMORE, the audience again broke
forth in Joyous shouts.
This meeting was further addressed by Col.
JONI ID. MUNFoRD, WILLIAM A. ROBERTSON.
A. BARRoL, and w. w. SHEPARD, esqs., and
DIR. ELIJAH JOHNSTON. The speakers were