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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-05-24
HENRY q. LEEDS, Auctioneer.

40 CASES French and German porcelain splen.
- Dad gilt and painted dinner ard tea acts card baskets
SC Bohemian glass ware. &c-HENRY II LEEDS 4
co will sell at auction FRIDAY, May a. at 14 O'Clock
at the sales room, Walist near Broadway % cases
French and German porcelain Just received consstng Ia
part Of dinner ard tea sets beautifully psired ald git
plain white DO ready for painting snd gliding csniesck
vases card baSkets tetestete sets mugs, bOws plates
&C. large china urns &c Also invoice Of Loudoo
lar curcel menel and other lamps. Also invOce or
Bohemian glass The above sale will be found well
worthy the attention Of the trade and Others the whole
must be sold. IltJ2l my2f It.
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BRUCE Chiffon. Auctioueer.

COUNTRY SEAT Az AUCTiON-cO L
NCbILTON viii sell at auction on THURSDAY. May
80 at p O'Clock The Merchants Ex:hangeCOuny ses
at Clsrksown, Rockland Co ~ Y on the Ede Railroad
end about seven miles from Piernopt belonging t. A.
Assar Esq recently purchased for English gentleman
row Ii Europe vhO has directed TO be sold a. he can.
not leave Eng and for time TO TIE place IL
beautifully situated the line OF tie Railroad near The
Depot; II contains from 20 TO 80 OF excellent land
srd equally divided into pow and meadow there are
number Of fruit ard ornamental trees shubbery &c the
dooryard Is Ornsmeuted with ier0e OF Washing
ton 6y Tire celebrated sculptor "Thom," who built me
house ard recently owned the place Coored autographs
can be had OF tie aucticneers Welst IT9l m' . 7ts
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! y IHT n NJ TUN- AT.TIIHrT.
w JACOB =, pIATr-THlSO AY a. 10 o'clock
Cei e auction room. - Pau 81 hard ware gallery sqf
snty goods, and sso estignees sale Of fac eoI werv
when viii be sold Tor easn delivery. Ais segs A. ga.
watches and ether fancy Articles Sale without resarys
The hard consists of cssk taae knives ana
black AID def lip sag white bone and cocoa two ,ro,1
French fors Britannia srdplSed do Germsn silver tsbe
and tea spoons leo psis candscs % SET svs
grdiors sborthande pans spanned bread baskets nax
patterns besng spoons, butcher bread and shoe knives
polished scissors pocket and pen knives corded cutlery
tne Sheffield pattern cards. pallet hnives back and butch
ers 200 pad chest Ill aud knob locks spring aud
tumher DO single and double iron squares brace AID bu
sprirg dviders and calpers compssses steel pens Grin
Ode center pieces steel knitting pins brOnzsd card bss
kets fancy toy boxes and baskets vases Fas Jugs &c
Tie ewty consists OF fine gold fob and guard chans 10
gold pens ard hCders and ten diamond cluster pics &c
rings brooches, ockes clasps, buckles eardrops AID
rings watch seals, vest chains canoes, bracelets reck
chains, head ognemenis &C. Also, severrl fne wacss
&c. my2i ~
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&c. KEMP. Auclione-r.
OIL PAINTIN GS.

VALUABLE OIL PAINTlNGs.-h. 4. KEMP
will soil at auction on SATURDAY EVENING, a. II
O'Clock, the Gallery. $50 Broadway fne collec o,
on paintings received from France among en- are
ufny pleasing paor pictures handsomely framed Ths
collection OF paintings will be found upon Inspection be
sell worthy the attention or those Ia pursuit ot han some
paintings for furnishing The paintings will be ready for
exhibition on Friday morning. with catalogues, at $50
Broadway, frat floor. my2f 2lsF
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cHRIsTy's MINsTRELs,

r,TO Az BROADWAY, between Grand and 5rooms sts.
l<-OPEN EVERY N1GHT DURING THE WEEK.
To original and we-known
cHPIsTY's ETHIOPIAN OPERA TROUPE.
The brat established and Oldest organized band IN the
word comprising company Of twelve performers, under
he direction Of f. P Christy They viii have the honor
OF civrg their original and nimabc entertainments every
oil htunt further notice.
Admission IS cent? Doors open at ,, COnc0r, will com-
msnce at O'Clock
An afternoon concert on Saturday. commencing al 8
o'clock. Pm ryl0 6tfs*
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JRFGF.AN. Aucuopeer

SATURDAY, May IS stl0o'clock A NJ At the Brook
Elyn Pubc saeB Room, 1871 WashingtOn.st Large sale
~ china crochery &C. consisting OF dinner and break.
fact ses toilet do Of flowing blue mulberry and white
granite ware, Wedgwood and stone china pitchers rich
Bohemian ysses, &c comprising general ssormsnt hs
stock Of dealer be sold without resolve close the
cor cerp snd will he found worthy the attention OF house
keepers hotel keepers and dealers. No printed catalogue
for want OF time. my2l IT,
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Mp KIMBALL, Aacuoneer.

N klMBALL Auctoneer.
uOUGu u kimBAEL.-THlS DAY, Ut 10 o'clk
IIAt a Beekmans large and desirable assortment Of
furniture dry goods carpets oilclohs &C viz sofas hu
resus French bedstesds mahogany chairs tables wash
ssnds baslsnds 400 yards hreepy carpet and 600
do ngrHn sold to advances Aso, several dozen cut
gobets, decauters. &c. Also, 80 maple
seads OF various styles. Also 10 gross sofa springs Sale
positive myz4 IT,
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AMUSENENIN

bar win rise at 7i.--THIs EVENING, May a. VII
Be performed the v T5sgsdy q 9nn ,rrr1rr
Romeo Wheatley Mercuto Dyott
Benvoio. Hind cspuet.. Thompson
To conclude with the Play Of
TIE LOVE CHASE.
sir VIM Fondoye Whit q Wdrske.
rrc-s OF sdnrs'on. To Dreis Circle ard Tsrqocuo 20
eeos; Family and Third Circles. q eta Galley ~ cent?
T'HEATER-ASTUR-PLA OPERA HOUSE,
-rHis EVENING. Maya q xiI Be performed The sublime
Tragedy OF MACBETH.
Msebeih...... Coudock King Duncan. Bernard
BsrGuo........ Aoens ssrom moorehouse
Fenpce.........miss FlynnIli wbh............Litel
Lsdy Mscteih Mis-. Cush1snl witch. 80. Ma Dyoi
To conclude with the Historical Drama OF
NAPOLEON.
Fhces-Bores and P.rquet 81 cis Amphithsa,er e cts;
Reserved IN Balcony, &c. IS cu. Boz ofSco open
from l0A NJ tofP.t.
RIKTONs NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. S Soso At Il 20
Pi"''0 40 The SERIOUS FAMILY
Chss forreus Clarke Frank Vincent. Mr.. Lsvere
Capt htgure.... Jordan Aminsdab Sleek iir Burton
Lady Crearley. Mrs Hughes Delaine ....msS Chapman
MYSTERIOUS KNOCKlNGS!
A. Kerr Mudgeon. Johnson Z. Bsraeyqm; Holman
Boxes Dress Circle and Parquetie 50 Gus FAINT
l Circle or Second Ter 25 cts Private Boxes g and o.
NIBLO,s.-OPEN FOR TIE SUMNER SEASON.
lNTHIS EVENING, May q, the Garden will open with
az Overture by the Orchestra
Amer which, Brougham's Comedy OF
ROMANCE AND REALITY
Arper Manly .Ctinpendse Oliver Manly. Lynne
Jsfk Swl,.... BrOu CHAM Frank Meredith Wacou
Poeuhei.... Niles Taylor Tom Bad Seton
Barbara Manly. Mrs Vernon Lavender Kyd.. Leach
Between the Sd and tn acts an n.emisson OF half "a
hour when the magnificent Ball Room will be thrown
orenasa PROMENADE MUSICALE.
Admission 10 all parts Of the house 30 cents Doors open
ct 7 O'olock 10 commence al Q.
BROADWAY THEATKK.-A CARD - MISS
DDAVENPORTS Benefit aud ast appearance buI one,
fsed for Friday evening, May a. and on that occasion
cnv she will perform juliet sud Constance In the LOVE
CHASE with strong este Box BOOK now open. my&j
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SAILS, AwEIras, TENTS, so.

ox4LLoi = - 80 % lin IS, 10.
fNE0ssMAH e. PARIsRN,5 CALCINFD s0
" LUTON 70 preserve al kinds Of erdcles made Co.,
vehs cotton or hemp cloths thai exposed tbs esh
or nom mdew rot II the time making them en-
urey water proof Goods prepared with the Cached So
hton not altered In lhsI appearance and viii retain
tfei original color long they Last The subserbers
have used s solution for two years awnings and Gala
and have found TO fail In any instance and now
o6ef II 10 tie public the most reasonable terms Avn
tDgs sails tens and al kinds Of CANVAS scles made 10
order o. tho shortest no,ice
PkRIsfN q GRESHAM cor. Pearls, ard Broadway.
knsw ,syf3sds
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AUCTION SALES.

('ARD.--NEw AUCTION ESTABLISHMENT -
- BALDWIN GARDINER Gate ~ esrftners furnisA-
ng WGthouse having been appointed ~ Apcson1'i Us
oAsh ih1 tpSeout RON the SECOND icor OF no iNS
ouidi1g No ~ Broadway, Of An'ootysL aa4eiy
occupied a. rlustum. for his saes-rooul
T. OAkDlNEe'S long ard borough secuslVsnce with
sseIy aett puor OF goods elibr>crd 10 me naoefyd'
nfh-chet ~ tlt lac ef-rsve decorative furnsfoN ware
house nduees hm 70 cEsr bis services 10 bis eDss AID
u' puu'e moro ptrfcu sry n he disposal % go' ~
SUCTION eompdses IN the above lines such NJ s. snd
phisd ware snery iapsrery and Other sls ed and hr
uhghuiA rlLu acsies. Also ca "a and glassware MIR.
capoirR Upholstery, rch catre rirnitTre h-r7rss
sinurFr risnos s'ausry ard AZ other kinds - F1gsh
GLIDING waches and iewelry
NJ CfHblNER viii si.erd 7s~scrHlv and :. rsrri-nd
ne porer Arranging ard c1'loguire Of rrrirr flr sae
. httlol. a. Reuiee. rivs.e fefcrncsE OF wi acaive
for ee ai 10 Long Room aaf feels h.t be car
give emilio il.etac!Un 10 uers
SooAt lr rtoe, aid manuicurerg siockf ln o. soid
aleHui ID. - feceie ~ particular Alteration he 10
freerly sofcs from bic hiords and The pubc tri.l
Accounts u - - with lie proceeda vii BE- rendered
mfth~iih strictly, IN al cases NV ne
AItTION NOTICF.-PEREMPrORY SALE OF
4hNAitAhLk AACHlNEkY, TOOLS Gr-S ZONE
SAT HER VII Ae1 % MONDAY, iisv - e. - Ole. lck
% ia Nucan Iron Works. cCrutr " Js sr8 Ws.tr So
trort irn at Do uarhrefr tools SC In qvf-ss
rist '0rcc iron p.an.rg nschre 0suesC 's.. side.
'eei OFFS src = fee Longs vercsi box Bnd ernarars ff
.ots q lcrfs ore g.t tore p0Ser s.-am e.-. re- bl
~ rrr sfsrC complete. a'Ns other nii's and
hi,ctsmiits' ioois, snss bellows ard apparatus To
WHoe io le f1d without reserve the r-r1i
rnediaeiy cleared. May he seen daily hau ~ Y.
IeTnsessa mys2 lis'
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II FOR SAN FRANCISCO, CSlfsruis-Ps$
e. gers sail IN the BARK MARC ELLA for no
above port viii please be or hoard ncndsy, MAY 2,
q. 10 o'clock 81 az which tine she VII proceed % sea-
she accommodate second cabin and 26stca5n pss-
sengsrs Price Of pafsagef stcsbn sl75; second cabin
SZ5 For passage sppy TO THOS. BRAYNARD o Wal
o. or 10 The Captain on board. PieriE my2i5F
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WIN w. SHIRLEY AuetlOneer
GsECOND HAND AND NEW FURNtTU RE-FRt.
CDAY Msy a. at 10 O'Clock, a. the sales room, I5l VIII
len 81 general assortment OF rosowood, black walnut
ard ahogany chbi sofas ete aete center pier and din
Ing tbles bedsesds mattresses bureaus sidebosds
PETE End variety Of other house furniture from families
kale nosiive. f0I cash. mY4 2lst
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And Fair Competition.


" he periodical dealers.
AN OPEN MARKET
And Fair Competition.
r,gs,roy whpple, Geo. .. Prentice, Grace Greenwood,
Mandarin Morebead, and host Of R0le wnteI conHbuIe
10 The June rDmber.
GaAHAs', MACAzlNE--We ATe glad 10 ses thai George
r. Graham Esq the OF nsior ard bailderup OF this s'er
ling monthly hiss sgaln taken charge OF H. editor and
pubHIer No man IN tle United States, the past ten
wears bss sbuud antv drmonsrs'e veunds-sls1ds hs
business Of getting up magazine Of ths characters aud
We mgT expect 10 Grshsn" take the lead again
o. hs coismporaTee f. pu1.l favor Tas new youms 10
commence viii The July uuhe- promised to be oag
stride ahead Of anything that he's appeared SD We DO not
dcrbthvil be Il vii b-gl % sn array Of literary til
euturriysed sud artistic ertc' stnenis q the leie
gar Character tbs, money procure Behde nsgu'6
cent poIrsii a Jenny L1f lhe world lenowEei singer
soon 10 BE- introduced 10 The American rublc ~ accom-
pspy the July number W lave proof inpre si,l
Of tiis sri ndd PIC ure, sn4 c1-s3sr one - IL no
beuuHfs' reculers ~ aIi nc hava slll n tell en-
TURNS s. per a1num IN o. ,ancsi sagis copies D ca
gofsflet by Fl LONG BROTHER, g A1u.i.
sTRlNCEB 20 'r: End, 222 Broadway.
u,22sus DEWITT DAVENPORT Trhl7e 'oli''
WILL BIZ READY THE FIRST or THE WEEK,
The QUEENS NECKLACE,
or the
SECRET HISTORY or TIE COURT or LOUIS XVI.
BY ALEXANDER DUMAS, EsQ.
Vol H. and Completion.
ry,Hfs is THE CONCLUSION ofone OF the most sirik-
ing and interesting novels that has ye. been written,
porrsys graphic aud vivid manner the characters Of
several Of the prominent personsgss In modern
French history The whole mystery Of the robbery ofths
Necklace an event which had great influence Ia bringing
about the French Revolution Of 1889 s cleared up and the
character Of the unfortunate Marie Anioineie Is relieved
fomauy Of the gross and uniounded charges invented by
her sanguirsry enemies Setting aside It's historical impor
tspce is Of the most amusing and pess ng works
produced by the prolific pen Of Alexander Dumas
Tie above published in two handsome volumes price
50 ctuts per volume, by W. ?. BURGESS,
u2t2ds ., Annsi
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THE ILLUSTRATED DOMESTIC BIBLE
10y REV. INGRAM GOBLIN, A-Thls belutfal
I'D Family Bible will no published In p numbers, Is
each ard will also be pat up IN monthly parts al 50 els
The distinguishing features OF pis Bible are:
l. Seven hun bred Wood Eneravngs
. Many thousand Marginal References
3. Three fnely-executed Steel Mans.
4. Numerous Improved Readings
3. Correct Chronological Order.
6. The POetc6l Books 10 tletrical form.
An Exposition ofeach Chapter containing the
OF the best commentators with much orgns by The
editor
Reflections drawn from the sub OF tbs chapter add
Pvirg, 10 q condemned form Tia spiritual import.
o. Dates affixed to the chapters, for each morning s1d
evenings reading, eomPhsng the whole Bible IN oae
year.
The epsravings introduced fJr show bat e.
wsys TO explain The text illustrating places, manners aud
customs Of The sncionts
A specimen number with Recommendation from come
OF rsdiIg divfnes, Is ready TIE regular ssus
viii begin abouthe LET OF July and number will bs pub
shed the let and l5I Of each mouth, Ill tho BOOK
complete.
AGENTS wanted 10 procure subscribe for this work
and the opportunity ia most favorable for thsm
do well
will he OF the most beautiful, comprehensive Bibles
published and cheap place within the
of all Apply (postpad) 10 ). HUSTON,
mys3 Sis 13J Nassau-st New-York-
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L. g. CARRINGTON, Aucuoneer
DY JACOB =. PLATT.-ASslGNEE'S SALE
ID fur cash delivery Of Gold Jewery--THlS DAY. at
10 O'Clock, by JACOB 3 PLATT, at the auction room q
Patst ccmprisng general assortment 10 which tho az.
tenion OF purchasers is directed. my2i IL
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REMOVALS.
REMOVAL.
JAMES, BEEBE a. 90.

JAMES, BEEBE l. 90.
HAVE REMOVED 10 3l4 Broadway and corner OF
IIResde ard Center where be found al kinds Of
wGm.wsier ard wsnn-sir heating and venulsug appars
s for private dwellings, churches semnsnes hospitals
balls, Prisons Horticultural buildings &c. &c.
ALSO BEBElTS celebrated cooking ranges, cooking
utensllS iappsnned brass and Eiverpated regigersa
article superior to anything Of the ead In the market
ry6 Snif
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TREECH TEACHER.

tRGNll1 A11AC1LRs
LADY who has been engaged many years In Paris as
IN teacher, having diploma from The Uniyersds de
France Academic do Paris desires situation as French
teacher In young ladies' school or prvae family Ad-
dress MADAME GRlEUMARO,
my2i lie ZIG East Broadway
TUTOR, FEMALE TEACHER AND WAITER.
A few pupils will received ia Eng ish stu4-
les EIcent and modern languages aud eOcuOn on az
usuc principles attended 10 az their residence
Address LEOHATI, Tribune Office, New-IOrk Post
Office post paid call a. lij Fnyhrsi a. Eighth.
O'Clock
few pupils received boarders in very healthy To-
crlion near the City, surrounded by gardens
Wanted At etme tinie and place, t1O young girls who
would attend on female classes, &C. mysf It.
= -. SCHOOL AGENCY, 293 BROADWAY
u Esiabshed s47 for procuring competent teachers
gOvernesse &c Terms 10 all per cent in advance
eyGs compensation secured BY lranserable check and
The parties are proposed untl suited. Notices given by
INITIALS through The Tribune Merchandise lowest
prices Fine letter paper - Half price 70 yearly patrons
Circulars wanted No charge for procuring oupls Cheeks
fer sale Apply early, full, and postpaid References
changed lmy~5 81 = H. WILCOX, Pfophetor
nRiyATE INsTKUCTION.-A GENTLEMAN
a OF extensive requirements, WAC Is q graduate OF
College, experienced teacher and bring the high
from professors and Others would like
upon few pupils at their residences Address
+. n. W. TrJune ONCE. my.l Qua
G0yERNEss A middle eyed lady with satisfactory
VI ference and InsuyyeGrs experience In teaching the
English wishes 10 OblGin situation IA instrucress, In
pr vae family. Moods con to the country or 10 travelling
Address NJ. l.. go Broadway m q Suss
A YOUNG LADY, capsule Of teaching small chill
n dren, ana having GAnowledge OF music may hear OF
siuaiicn moderate salary. ADDRESS, with name and
residence, "Victor," Tribune Ohice myA IL
A GKADUATE who is an experienced teacher both
tof young genlenen and ladies' has Two or three hours
In which he 10 unemployed Address s. h. G. Tribune
Office my3 81
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SCHOOLS.
PROFESSOR Won HEERlN3ENS
MUSICAL ERVATORY

27 Broadway, opposite City Harooms II and H. 81 door.
A FREE SCHOOL fr instruction In Piano, Guitar,
N Harp Violin md Vocal music Instruction given IN
he old system Of notation, boh a. the pleasure
OF the pupil Terms In classes per month only Tor
OF Instruments private lessons as quarter OF a les
at the CorSeIystoy do. do $50 per quarter at resi-
dcnces. myii stf
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TIE TREAsURER or THE FIRE DE
Il PARThEnf gratefully seknow edges TIE receipt OF
Fly dollars Cffom Gopher Mills ESQ., being donation
from Hessrs W. J. T. TsPseoti Co g. ne sherils9is
Furc ofihs Department JOHN GILES 1r.asurrf
New fprt. May 3 is5a FTN IL
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OLYMPIC.
VIEKCE'S NIIESTKELS.-The Original Pompey,
rte OF ChrsIy's hnstreE-Every Evening until fur.
TIER Crowded nightly by the beauty and fashion OF
this city. Best Ethiopian band In the world, consisting Of
fourteen performers under the direction Of t. H. .ercs
choice selection OF Songs, Gees, Choruses Me1leys
Refrsns Bufeiquef &c &c peculi.- tie illustration Of
Ethiopian character.
Admiration g cent? private boxes $ Orchestra sesr
50 cent?
Saturday. Nay H. Benefit OF Lieut. E. Horn alias Brother
Bones
A n Afternoon Concert on Wednesdays and Saturdays
Docrs open a. 2-concertst O'Clock. my8 II
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WANTS.

;;.STRDA ,o y o. ,.J Jea1 Dy g.L LS.psG
w sbls Industrious t-it of fr.tg trees, vines
understands the care ~ sd rlls OF dower grounds,
= :s ss &C. AXE y sss eie Of f..ii ss
las DO objection 70 g. IN cbs-4.isr and capacity. Can
test Of ehy reieIeps.,I1A wh Hs present Employer
- .sep s,g S cor Of ' 4is'ssi
NOURKE.
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BOOK TRADE.
AN OPEN MARKET

oRAHAnrS MAGAZINE.
<,pAuAN's MAGAZINE for June will be t0ihi Al al
u The periodical dealers.
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N-EOK sALE.-somehilg New Every 1.y. foll
10y Horses usI arrived from the Country Lns aoo.e
III horses are al sound ard Kind ard are hs; Is.s
travellers Gentlemen wishing TO pQrehsse, VIII ~
cal sBG examine Tor themselves. 70 10 s0H4 -
reg u New York E"s
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-05-24

THIRD WEEK. KINGS PANORAMA or TIE
HOLY LAND AND RUINS OF ANCIENT CITIES,
Montague Han Brooklyn every evening, embracing 81
views including Rome Nneveh Malta Jerusalem on Fire,
Babylon, Palmyra. Cyprus etc. Admission . eens-ehi'
dren half price Doors open al ~ o'clock Panorama be-
grs moving y! Exhibition every Wed lesday and Sat
urdsy ats b. Stages from Fulton Ferry 70 the n sll
every minutes. EVIL 6tsh
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nRY GOODS.-FOr sale, Al reduced prices, Linens
DLinen shirting, Diapers, Table cloths Coyers, Nap
kns &c. Pruis-Mu6lnf, g ins hams, De Lanes, &C.
Also Damaged Blesched Musins, Linens, Tsbleoloihs
&c lmy2z 3us'l w. MATHEWS co Caherine-st
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THEATEK,-A CARD 49, MISS
- DAVEEPORTS Benefit aud Last appearances buI one
q ye3 for Fhdsv evening May a. and that occasion
c1v she will perform juliet sud Constance in the LOVE
CHASE with strong cssts Box BOOK now open N.Y.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-05-24

RROR SALk-A splendid pair OF pay 100
l1Nus In from The country 10 hsnds hig -. ~,
Gtrd sound. Can iheir mile tosesa,, 10 NJ, ~
rnuies AID half Can be sen az bUhNfI Z - 49, 49,
BloOning 1ale-rosS Friday, the 4n, a. 49,, 49,
afternoon. my a
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BLADES AND t;ENcl.FNEN r..idio,

Jvan Wall q tho lalo arm Of J. o, sacsp.m .
\ ~. SoHnliasio1 Dealer 10 Boos shoes snd Lsatasr
1Sesssl Boston VI so"o eae
coasarmsct soacl.ec- uso tu.,ssa sv,..os
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Ia g. M itotN rn e s. ". Fs,.ed stssusf steer,
81 show a White s.. " 90 81 10. ia q
~, o. nt .on . - 'hP Isast W.tga m NefS ~ LIVER
ao.i ont
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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-02-26
Pcaps,lyaNiS Legislature aud the slave
Question.

The Committee Of the Pcnpsy wanna House Of
Represen,stiyoS t. y HON wss referred tie sub &C.
OF Saver, have presented Majority and Miner
T. Roper, The Majority Report IS sisaed by
Messrs BFAUNoNr. SCoULLKR and SooFiEtD. 10
COS, and the Minority Roper; by Ness7s. ALISON
and BowsS In relation 20 these Reports the
Piilad 'plta NsrtA AaeqeGs ssys
Thai q he M cry l. fom Tho peu 81 AZ % PoAacar
and VTvesn's sreue;s vh!cA however d's aise pA pa
ibe sop,isrcaaous such - reason resois rom Nh
~ me ssa-e tHe theoretically rtles 10 Sc, oi -' "ei
fgscmas conscience utterly condemn taS m so n
report on The other hand, enhotfs he ie feaps aA
eccTuele doctr.rs bich - Leg sai1rc sd peg ~ as''
WeSsh-and 70 Nhea ST rae snc intnfll men VIA
borders Of he State deran- IA adhere. NOW hs2
"a The threats and mensccs ot n,siElvn Raro@l an1 t
miserable cnuSiug OF reucgadrs a. home
The NJ incTiry Report Wslch the Norta A-ertots has
e0.os.ses combss INC srcuncni q The Majority, Ia. Gu
sens have mach rghi To slave properly u'o Pre-
Territories they have carr tsiher thSiF ca a. ~
later represented IN Congress The slaves l.
proceeds II The action % previous Leg
sA1ores. The resolutions passed m 1919 Weer Mssour
wa sppying for admission, quoted. Peunsy ssua
egSinsi the sdgss0n 81 sry Territory, raess Slavery ss
Rt1eieNeo Tie resolutions passed dGTiug he VA y "a
s,SAeo are quoted, expressing similar scnameuts TIE
shoy tts1e that there t2s been occasion o. reason
oISe1c uom these opinions 10 repeats The well known
An,ent u Pennsylvania 70 he Union and concludes
so oi lie sdis.oa OF California under her present Con
susnor Another rcsTses he opinions expressed N tbs
Of he svl Of slavery