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Wines.
BY SYKES, HYDE 81 co.

BY SYKES, HYDE 81 co.
WEDNESDAY October 49, halipast 10 o'c0c-WiI be sold
W attic Cuomhoue Warehouse No. H. corner Magazine and
Julia street., to close c0nsgnueuta-
The following WINES, gustUn8usc keys EMIT ed 10 de-
beutuTu
500 quarter casks fine Shrrry Wine;
80 quarter casEs Burgundy Port Wine, Crown brand
Terms Two, three, four and months, approved uaprr,
is raIfpips "
- giprs Holland Gin;
All Il ct ImportatiDua. and entitled d-heutur0,
Terms Two .hg. uouls pPr5. Ell paper oIg
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NEW ORLEANS MARKETS.
CRESCENT OFFTCE,
.. A nI M

,,-.- -. Tuesday Morning, October a. 1850
demand active yesterday. and resulted
IN sales OF QUO bales at rather in favor of the sellers but
without any quotable change
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CARPET WAREHOUSE Chartrcs STREET We
- have lust received many patterns, of the following
CARPETINGS:
Administer, Velvet and Brussels Tapestry:
apply lngrtins Neuetiuus and Brussels CaruetiLgs:
Figured Baize and Linen Crunlb Cloths a superior
assortment OF Window Shades. Hair Cloth, Table
and Piano Covers, Mattings of various qualities and
cO.Ors
Floor Oh Cloth. from "A feet wide of various quilt
ties, new patterns; all OF which offer at the lowest
market prices.
OIL iw A BROTSSFAIJ e. co
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-, -, :,
RIO DE JANEIRO-Loading, ship Rebeeca Wolf l.,
sail 21th Sept, for NOrls. ~ 'l '", W
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T. b. SMITH, SO Magazine street
S.-There win be Glerk on the Levse the loot OF

r. a, Regular Weekly Saturday Yic!fsburg
lzf4f,SflS Packet EMPkkJR-Eor Vicksb1rs, War.
aaz=-zesL& Esnton, New Carthage, Grand Gulf Rodney
and Nat helIhe magnificent and swift running
steamer EMPEROR, Capt. NJ, w: jerks. viii positively
Leave for the above and all intermediate landings, on SAT-
URpAls the 18th inst. at O'Clock P NJ. For freight or
passage apply on board, foot Of Canal street, or 10
r. B. SMITH, So Magazine st.
n B-Fhere will he clerk the Levee ready to receive
freight Friday morning. 022
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~ II. JACKSON Il 90. No. 81 Canal s,,,,,

II IL. JACh SON ii 90. No. 81 Canal styret and
= 4eyt d9qT 70 The pqaer;' ugei-FashQnabe CLOTH
ING ESTABLIS UMENT.-Fhe subscribers are nov, IN
receipt OF large and complete Stock Of FAsHIoNABLE
CLorH!SG and a good assortment Of Furnishing Goods
comprising every article in the way of dress suiab fail
and winter wear We are pleased have friends and
the public generally To call and examine goods We
LAS, TRUNKS, CAhPET BAGS, etc. Or Prices
moderate. o6 ism
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HENRY T. SHERMAN.

sSIBLIC H0ElCE-Ihe Finance Committee of the
Council OF the Second Municipality hereby give Duhe
notice to whom 1t concern, that they have cnusei 10 he
drawn up by H. D. Cenps, Notary Public formal con-
ac between the SECOND Municipality and the parties to the
4Tlgna contract Of September 20 1890, relative to the
baure providing for the opening of Streets and the a Of
Lots authorized by the Act Of the LegatuEe aDDFoyed
on the list March 1850, and that the Contract embracing
such conditions and supuiaOus The parties heretofore con
suited appear willing 10 assent TO- is ready for signature by
snch OF the parties as fit agree and thew T
requested and invited forward and sign The same
the oiGe OF the said Notary, ST. Charles street before lie
LIST OF NOvemberueXt. To avoid all mistakes rs ID the aS
whose signatures are necessary, the committee subon lit
signed the original contract, and who By Themselves
their hers agents. other legal r rs1
the disposition OF part of The Bnture liz he
Act OF the Legislature New Orleans, August LIST, 1850
GEO. e.. IIAWRASON, chairman.
List Of persons who signed the contract al entensr IN
1920 by themselves agents, to wit!
Edward Livingston, Henry Mccall,
Jean Grayier, Joseph $. Winter
LOris Barthelemv MaCaTty, Alexander iabranche
ChristOya FOledanO, Jeanne Border Nadine Pet .
Vincent RlIeuX, Bertrand Gravier, Jun'r,
TOussaint Noisy, Jeanne GraYieT,
Ellie Victor JOurdain, Widow and heirs of F. ns
Maneth ST. Armand, {. W.. c., labegane,
John Linton AMI
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IJab .tF 2 z IN M IalatEI A-IIdTTISUn
sSksLA- d BiCEhGl's Line The couuerel and cnDneT
- I4 fastened clipper brig MAJOR EASTLAND,
John .. HuGgabe, mGster will sail with dispatch above
Her E cabin all in state rooms, and the second cabin
arranged expressly for lhe comfort OF passengers To those
de5TOus Of trying this California this presents
favorable untF, the Brig having heretofore been
entirely employed IN The passenger trade, and the sWtesi
aer out OF tins For freight passage informal
respecting the route, apply as below 10
aus o. VIt.KIIANI Il IonnIn1 Al -' 7'
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NOtlCE-The C0partneTship heretofore existing under
the firm OF MCDUFF, FLINT " Go. was dissolved on
the It day of August last, from which time the signature
bers, only when used in iQndaon
NewOreans. Oct 5lh 1850 HARMON FLINT,
OF I'm ID. H. MCDUFFEE,
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h" y tIchsDurg v eekIY PncNot Wi.IFE
LzFs[-.5-N ChEDLE.- For Efchs5uFg Warenfon
49,, new CsIthage. Grand Gulf Rodney NatcRsI
or adams, JuniG9 Point Coupee Bayou Sara, Port Hud
son, fl4gueEne, Baton Rouge, and all landings on the
f pE he eeeqn sw running passenger packet
the above and all intermediate landings on FRIDAY lie
18th INST at O'Clock p. NJ. For freight or passage apply
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Our Paris Corre.popdenee.
I'VE roLinCAL Asrrcr or EuRorR.
p.rt. Marohr 1e

1HE POLITICAL ASPECT or EUROrE.
Pasis, March 7, 1850.
E,eiisns II March 10 csnSiSsfss Of I've D-psf~ertf-
ore'' ed Revolution ne Position Of EnstsrS- LsrS
fair'''"en-Ih svfss Quss'ion- The Bicckaie Of
.Hhni-.ffe'r' o. Rowe, TIE Pop,-.s6Siesfion Of tie
brr~~ 81 .auf,rfs -S,~ Nunieipsi Msremenf for
Strengthening hs Gorsrra,nf
The snnirsrssry of the revelation of FsbrusYv Isis
has been of very pseiss aspect The Catholic
have esl brstsd 10 With In s.mm.mo,.,io, q,
the dead and the whole day employ.f In e,io,,,
the admirable weather Ike that Of sprnx scf rsrs,
simisr TO that sent By tns Almighty dartne F-eru.rx
and which expect In fsris At the OF N,roh IA
during the month cf April The ell csions eli t.ss
place the 10th Of this month and noe ~xo,t,nr
fury IN the lnevspsp.fs than they
enfhusisp 10 the ciiiE-ns One csnno, bat think be
hears the last ores of uttervd By the party Of
violence; snd the ssy will soon come. hope. when the
good sspte ~ the puoiio - triumph, by t;s ps,soo-
tbose vbo have stl the most foolish hopes of g.
verprg. cr rather q destrstips Frsecs The day si
BE- -b.n these political msdmsn -iil sndsrssod tss,
they must become moderate fsordsr 20 BE- accepted
the mssee, among whom ere the greatest number Of
honest men
Asyou -il %. By The Newspapers the socialist
snd the moderate party have prodseed their csud
dsfes The mast censpioucus smspg the = are those
o. rsris, Who are, for toe mooetsts Nsssrs De 10
Hiue, General Of Disi,ion. nov hinister Of Fortigs
fnsirr borlean. er representative memb-r Of toe
Ccnnon Council oftb- s.ire; boy. tFerssrdJ ex Peer
d Ftsrce. the elder son of General fcy aud D'Arkou-
vtls, General Of Divi.ion. The socialists hsr. Sc
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capital ssainss sbout forty members q tAs National
famous rssolution Of that BODY tor stoppisG the sup
pile: a. long - the Brandsneurg. Msat:uesa q
ter having prevailed thsnks to the bristling
srrsy Of bsyossts at their dispossl-the dele
sstec Of the people nov treated ss msisfsetors
Justice selected from the ranks of their sdvsrssrse
1be presidins judge person Of the name OF Csprv
1 ,%:s s the 10
TO the pTsoners aud ntimdats their vtussse
What the verdict VIII be- II to forsts 9TH
any ceItsinty but that ministers not without mis-
gtvipgs ON this subject 10 evident from the royal nss
sege alluded to above having proposed the institution
to prevent any more un...soDsSI. .oqui.ssIs may
veil mention that the sv of babess corpus which
ensot.d In ls4s has just been abolished although It II
matter Of very little coosequence ~ government
never paid the least r.speot Co N IL Is nssosss add
that our inosnpsr.bs representatives yielded ready
free country regarded Of the chief bul warks
OF constitutional liberty.
have hintso In ny former letters that the Prusssu
finances are by NO means IN . uourisLng condition.
The Immense military sstsblishment eats up great
p:rs tns M ,s, .Is Long de-
sodisry there II proep~ot Of It's being dmiutshsd
On tho contrary, the Minister Of War informed the
cham bers only day or two sipce. that Il would be
necrrsary to increase the army TO mass head mere
snctusy sgsnst the unoeasiog agitation Of the
psl foes Of order and trsDquty; and loan OF sigh-
teen mill ons OF Prussn dollars therefore
and Will Of course be granted The intolsrsbls bar
On .ns people oy sSs sno.u,oas oS.
In kurope, even h there other at work.
AZ present, the whole Continent resembles O huge
camp ard from Petersburgh Co Paris from the shores
of the Baltic 10 those Of the Medtcrrauea7 lA~ s
respected but that OF the strongest Even the British
cabinet II ON whom better things might bs expec ted,
,sem TO have been iofscted with tns prsdomiostiug
mania, ana their table behaviour towards
Greeks . serious blo~ to ths liberal osu, aGordpg
ss II d. far 10 other Cover for their
eqoaiiy upjustfsbie, though more cruel and violent
hss
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Our California Correspondence.

SAY FKAscIsco, Jan 81, 1850.
dfrirai in Saa Eanasco- Accounts of an Over-
iamd T'ip-Sea Sickasss aud an Appsfife. etc.
arrived here Eve days ago. in a brig from San
Diego, having come across TO that point overland,
by the way Of the Gila. need scarcely tell you
that am unable, as yet, to pronounce an opinion
on the county. But am quite sangulne of sue
cess, from what see. Law and speculation are
the great engines here for making fortunes, and,
between ourselves, there are very few good law
yers here. man Ike -, would make for
tune here, in one year. Good speculators like
him, have enriched the mselvcs enormously. am
going mp the country, about one hundred miles. To
the vciRiiy OF The mines Every thing, here, ~ 80
crowded and crushed, that, unlesJ Que jumps isro
the hrst opening, one Is sure to be uodden under
foot
have seen Jun Grant, who is prospenng here,
and gentleman named Beckett, who received me
vey kindly;
Ilsys By the way, came across the country n
company with Hays We messed together They
reported az III Passo that we were surrounded by
the Apsches. and they sent outa compaay of vol-
unteers and some regulars to rrlief. The fact
n, We tined several timrs to have talk with the
ecoundrels, but they would not come near No.
The only person vt the whole party Who fell in
the Mtubres, 10 see the eel. .brsted copper miaes.
and Hays went on to Ojo de vsca, and remain.
over one day TO wait Tor me. | was om,sned 7
BY man who had lived sm,ng the Indians fyr toe
years Returning through a defle of the noun.
tains at niRhtfs, We came upon two Iudisns who'I
we afterwards found had been on our trail all day.
As soon as they perceived us they yelled. Bran |
dished ,her weepoBs, and galloprd off as last ss
their horses could carry them. We called TO them
10 come back and have tals, but they tacity de-
clined The proposl'ion, aud this was the only tin,
We sew The Apsches. Long before we got 20 5sa
Diego we were reduced To half rations. having
been Obliged TO divide our provisions with several
parties on the road, whom we found starving.
To one In New York. who has scarcely good sp-
petite once week. eating his meals mechan'ctlly
end without pleasure, TINS thing, OF halt rstioas
msy appear TO be matter OF indifference; bat t0
vs., 20 those riding twenty-five thirty Mills every
Gay, who sleep IN the oyen air, attend To their o~
homes, make their own bed and cook their owI
iood, y - rather privation than otherwise. fo4
nioy, however, be sure that two weeks Of sea SICK
ness, efter we got over n, did not blunt the eds
of our appetite; and when we got IN here, LORD
how we did eat. The landlord and waiter
used TO stand perfectly aghsst at the enormo'
quantities We consumed, aud they did say. that ~
landlord. inst, nd Of apprt ciating our pafronsg
equally declared his willingness to pay ne boo
10 Keep away. In
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su,cips rrsn Prrrcsro-. n. ION the 1sth inc
Mss Abcs wychc6 of Miiistcp-, est her threat II
= rsscr In Temporary 90 Of ipsscity. Mr. wysX
had dbeen Al ting vith her sbort n se pfevi iusi
he comniss'on ~ the fatal deed but leN the ro,<
Nvmfnufes tesssepd to sowethins ia the ysrr, sol
hss return, found hts vife lying ON the npor dead,
her throst cut FRI n ear 20 ear Her babe. whiea
otly sfsv veeks oid lay By her side literally drss
vfh ts mosh.r's hsod r~scs tee days bseusQ
he'd Jumped Into cell from which she had
rescued hy ber hushsnd ~ho krpt . ~stch1al
het n'v ments she sas yorrg b-sstffui. sod
esfrtrtd several of her spccsts-s committed -
= Nee crt, N. u -7<roffssr, Ms~oA 2s.
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nslized bark steering sE showing signal with white
| gr, una and black BALL had painted ports s.a
Brig Boston, Halifax sehrs Robert Malta, May II; Ausn-
da and Ann emers, fhilaespha; II Field. Albany Gam
bridge, NYork.
Ctartd-Briss Harriet Newell Petou; Commerce. slvaa-
nah schrs stevens, and VIM Ii Turner. Albany.
BALTIMORE, Aug
Arrived-schr Michigan, NYork.
BATH. Auy. g.
Arryed-sohrs Only Son. and President Jackson NYork.
BRISTOL. Aug. T.
Sailedsehrs Vim Henry, and Northern Light, Phiisie
phia.
CttARLEsroN Aug. T.
Arrived Steamer Osprey, Philadelphia; br g VIM d.
FALL. RIVER, Aug Z.
Arriysdsoops Neptune and Boina. ROndoat; 8tk, KS
sex, NYork.
NEw Oar sASs. Aug l.
Brrived-Sbip Jenny Lind, Boston, Below ships Vlcks-
burg, Nfork, AusterlitZ, Boston
NORFOLK. Aug9.
ArTiyed-Brg Emporium York. sehrs Mar olehead. Cora
ana Thompson.
Clcared-Schr Joseph Guest. Kingston. ia,
SAsd-Br hrgs hillman ST John, NIB; Eliza Marald aad
schr JOteph Guest, Kingston, ia.
NEW BEDFORD, Aug. g.
Cleared-Sohr william. NYork. Sid ship Neptune, SAP
Francisco; schr Ellen kodman, Nlork.
PROVIDENCE. Aug. g.
Arrived-sehrs Col Hanson, and WIN Penn. Albany.
sailod-Schrs Union BaltimOr Delaware, Noble, Glass
Blower Thompson Hope Penn, and Shenandoah Phila-
delpha; Bentley. and Empire Albany Franklin Cher-
ryttone; sloops Pointer, and Radiant NYork.
PORTLAND, Aug. 8.
hrrved-Brgs Gamma. karie; Martha Kinsman, Phila-
deFeia; Patrick Henry, NYork.
Clyarcdsehr Warren, NYork Sid sehr Henry DuAster,
baltmOrC
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Telegraphic Reports.

NEW ORLEANS, Aug ], 1850.
The cotton market Is auler Sales for the last two
days have been 500 bales at nominal rates 500 hhds
Of tobacco have been sold at full prices holders have
withdrawn large amounts from the market, on ac-
count OF unavorable reports to the coming crops
Flour II lower-s00 bbls of Baltimore offered at
~ but found no purchasers 800 bbs sold at SO
~ a So go
BUFFALO, August o, 1850.
The receipts since our last have been-Flour, 400
barrels wheat, none Germ, 500 bushels. Western
-four IL In fair demand without change In prices Prime
Ohio wheat IL In good request Corn Is held higher,
and transact tons limited Prison whiskey sells
24c. freights before
AiBaSv, Aug o, 1850.
Receipts for past twenty. four hours ;Rlour, $500
bbls.; wheat, 500 bus; corn, 500 bus Flour mar
ket is dull, but anything, shade nrmer. Corn Is
In good request at improved prices The sales have
been 1900 bus, at Csc for round yellow and mixed
western Sales Of oats have taken place at IOHc and
5000 bus Of damaged disposed of at axe. 100
bbls. CT prison v hickey sold at zoe.
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MARKETS ELsEWnERE.

BosroS, August s-Erchan9e Board-is shares Boston
ndhane Railroad l0S 10 do I02 IS Boston Proyi-
denee Railroad, M Pail River Railrsa d % IS Ordens
burg Railroad, 2 80 do b2m Isl n Rutland Railroad
road Sa = ye,msnt and hasaehgsetts Railroad; htm
South shore Railroad o 10 Sullivan Railroad 1915 10 kor-
fork County Railroad 81; Is do st. ST. 10 Old Colony Rail-
road, ga; 90 do ST. Eastern Railroad l0l "a; East Bos-
ton Company, l514; state Bank, 6i.
PI.uAnrIrIA, August eFSrst Boards shares oirard
Bank l2 5000 Reading Mortgage Ts4 1000 do Crydsr
~! 1910 State IS s3 100 shs North American Coal az
81 lmn 81 .oe5 RaCr "a ,s ~ T sta's
seoc do 30 5s lo % shs Lehigh Navg, s2is Far. \
Mech Bank, ls9ti $40 State rs g2a; 2l00 Chest Del.
Cans ga ~ ~ la do @6i p shs Lehigh Int. ~ 10 Ner
riftown X r. 8.
pALrmoRr August 7-Sock Bon rdslO0O Baltimore O. O.
1870, 1905; shares Bank Of Baltimore, D6Is.
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Fort OF New York. August no, 1850.
Sos snrs...... @ soor ssrs.. ..........



shrsocssn Queen lptiL oriswold. London. criswOd;
Bark-Orne 81 John. Rodburd, Havans Nesmth sons.
Brlss-Admirai r ThordsnskJad, Panama. funeh h
kenets Nenuphar shapley, NsE Crur, Hsrgous Bros;
Buepa Vista, kyers, Wiiminsos susan 1hurow' Phils-
s.hrs-chsprop. sims Nassau, NP, Aeteryi Mercury.
s,uon 81 Johns, NJ, Aymar Co; Cornelia Blizzard.
Wiiminetop, NCi Hrelyn Pendet IN Camden. Com kear
psy Lowell, Bostoni Lowell DO Plato Wisks, BAiu-
CID yesterday ,rs American, Ross, Savannah not brig
Ross. ssssnnah'
10 Rivera BALDWIN. The has been days besalmes
BAN Iers,o Fish Gates, from Nsuvtas July oth. with
fugar 20 Thomas Owen Son.
Js.sIb Tsefsrasa sia IN 60 With BE- sis curisv, Card
Brs Reuben carvertof vnshavepL Carver. Attsk.pss.
10 days With moiaspss. nc, 10 Peek, Lyman Co,
and Gibraltar &c, With wine, 10 Casst Astone.
sehr Tine Bril- Gould. Hsssau, MP, sdsJs WITH logrood
sshr iirsn Gerard, Hammond. baltimore. Z oar.
felr VIM Tyson, Jones' Baltimore. days, With coal.
sei samuel A Applet on, Niskerson Boston, days.
schr Vim Coilyer, BROOKS, Portland, c., 2 days.
schr Tribune, Niekersor. Boston. bound 10 Albany.
schr United, ,Providence, days, bound 70 Albany
Below.
The Captsin Of the steamer Jacob Dell reports brgs
Ms also lumber loaded hsrm brig ~ being tide The bar
81 sunset
Alp Dale; shirs 81 oeorse and VIM Hitchecck LIVER
pool Columbia Bremer barhs Forenta, ~ John, NIB;
Husleo Jerene brss kicmao wissAhieton, and Hsmist
Ave.s-whA ~ sunnss. NE, meridian. W, ~ svnssA
cain.
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7 AIDES FAIR AT FORT scnuYLER.-pEAUrIrUr
MUSICAL.

A YOUNG LADY LATELY ARRIVED FROM EUROPE.
N prchcent the plane DESTROYS 70 give private les
that instrument Ladies wishing to have their chill
dren instructed BY the most approved will be pleased
70 send their address under to Miss A. rloran Uuon
giren.
MRS. CHARLES y. HOVER BEcs TO INroRN THE
WI public that she has disposed Of the stock Of orern
Sc Sc Of her late husband, Mr. c. Y. Hoyer kessrs
Kcrksisg Br,usnr and respectfully recommends these
sentemen AZ the In the business the
Of the customers Of the late arm, aud 10 the public
general.
leave 10 refer 10 the above advertisement and
ict the stenon Of the public foreign
music, which in function with the late Mr.. IIoyers
choice and classical selection presents the largest assort
ment ever OGered before in this country.
KERKsIEG 4 BREUsfNo, Importers OF
Foreign Music. al Broadway
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AMUsEMEsTs An PHILADELPHIA,

pARNUMs MUSEUM, PHILADELrHIA-P. T. BAR
nun, Proprietor and Manager Henry Sanford Assist
Manager-First appearance in Philadelph of Kmberys
celebrated Operatic Troupe The Campbell Mnsrels
afternoon and evening in their original and amusing
seDs fresh list Of tic and ventrioquia achieve
mebs Also his ludiorous Life Moving Figures huge
Orans Outang remains this week S0S3 eurosities the
acous saloons Extensive and splendid preparations
IN progress for the grand dramatic opening Admanoe
rs cents: children under 10 years, l21s cents.
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SPORTl &c.

1NI0N COURSE. L. I.-TROTTING.-AUG Is, PURSE
SllO two miles heats, to and dri
weigh $50 lbs Aug. 22d-Purse 500; two miles heats
harness The above free for all horses
won pure Slo not excepting Confidence Entries to
be made at Greene and Maddens Saturday evening by 10
o'clock. Three 20 make and two TO
SPICER l. McMANN, Proprietors
vINo sPoRTsMEN-FoR SALE A rIRsT-RATE SETTER
Dog thoroughly broke on all kinds Of game. win be
sold cheap, the has place keep
him. Apply at ~ Fsten street, Sd floor.
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TRAvELLERS' GUIDE

CAMDEN AND AMBOY RAILROAD LINE FOR PniIA-
Seiphis At seven oeieeh A. and half pas, ,ock.
sxoepted) from Pier No. North river Fars-yirs
ears s. second oisas cars 81
INDEPENDENT OPPOSITION LINE TO PHILApEL-
pharhe steamers Of this line running regular
between New York and Philadelphia landing each way
Care Nay on Monday Wednesday, Thursdays and satur
days from Pier H. N r. 1t p n Cabin fare So deck,
$780, G. ". BRUSH. Agent.
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AMUsE "a u N'rs.

RowERY THEATRE SATURDAY EVENING. AU-
tied the sIEcl OF soSfsasf or s ra%ps OF rough
snd Ready General Taylor. Mr. ross Captain Allen Me-
M. stevens. zsia Dumb Founder Me- Jordan so@aao
NJ MT Moore Sonora aSsl MISS Ws%yss fhe PsT
GARD. the rasn saSsdEdward aialieton watS,ps;
Mary wilson. Miss Wemyss; MS Wilson Mrs: Jordan
open at tot, curtain rises at N Boxes 81 e PHI 21s
CAsrhE GAIpEN-rnE cLlEBRArIp HAVANA
nadia-ssrera Stsaanoni sisnor l. sais sisnor q
ea sa bs sPI'PS kislSi Aug ' the
pla during Tie civil vars ruglsna when the arr
%ss Of CHARLES the first and b.: were a'raysd
possession Of The parlis mentary forces.
tres With S!d Arthur rSoi Gs%asS 1 ia the
service 81 the gg Before the aeton Of tho ep'rs
For h, Puritan and Colonel in the Parliamentary army
ca when, .oh great joy Sir Gesrts walton tbrother
herati,r iad reitnted snd t Arthur Mas 20 be sdmd
into the ferre that their ptsls might be eebrael with
Henrietta, widow ef Charles the FIRST at this time
,enteneed death BY the Parliament. Arthu discovers
her quality and distressing situation and when Llvr in
Il to HIM hat under hSt disguise he may be enabled
ing sssoe his he saerasSs his love %
leya in The act OF leaving the cattle he encounters his
his eOnp9nion be the queen, and Elvra he suffers
discovered and directions are issued for pursni, E
yra believing herself forsaken by her lover der
During the second the madness of Evra continues;
Death BY the enreati-s of Sir George WalteR, the
hopes Of restoring his niece to her SIR Richard whose
interest with the Parliament is undertakes plead
fer the lie OF his rival should he be taken unarmed.
The third act commences with n interview between
Arthur and Elsra in garden the fortress Elvra,
although st suffering der alteration Of intellect
viii joy the explanation Of her lover by which she
That INC lady with whom he had He'd rival but the
Queen ueDtieta While thus engaged in conversation
party Of Purans enter headed BY Ri hard Sic George
and other Arthur is secured and condemned suffer
the spot when messev enters tn letter
that The Kings army has been pard
the sudden JOY restores lya to her and
her lover united.
Sir George. Sgnor Naripi Lord Arthur Talbot sgpor
Sigr orna Stefanoni.
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