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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-02-14

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TIE following tonatl0us
~srs rec ed tcb i5th MT
balance of con-stnn 80
Dusne 4 ffcsbyiefsn Go.
Donation az ir4siees OF
CongTssston sLaafy sho-
fruIm ....... ..asssa-. q
Efor Gersri Haiiocs ksq
te.az sun len ~ oftre a.
ynnrnsi of Coinrnsres .-.. q
Nor.men in The employ
Of ns-sfs Nouns Greg q
NoTfIs .s..- ssssss .s..s.t
ia c end u c and
cuffs ..--...----- -.-.---- D
GDllsrii0u m the tnIs@f
ait Church. Wilsiss
tlrfh. perG C. De'usrest. A.
Nessfs. } n Abeei 3 Co .
ESele, PER " Van
sCbs.cl EsQ....-.-.-.-...
FROM Jhes Fleinins. n
Ns1eh.lsne ....--..--....- q
FROM Nssafs 7 Jts Is
Roy & Cc................ :
IRON Messfs Thos Ken
.s't a 60. per N Mo'ysns,
fsq..... ..--.s..-ss-- .ss.s p
IRON thu workmen IA
Fhenn Foundry, per SIS
wafi. ksq ...............l4
D. .hs hsnjs IT Jas. Van
kofien. ksQ o. VII from
Messrs RAM q ( Ray s2s
a lady, a. "A lasy. 81
Frnfn u lsiy, one that
hss vHp-nsBosd eni can
sympat, Sc Nth The suffer
sfs. per X i Holat. ksq.
b. The Lsnss " John y
MooTs, Esq. rom the Gene
nl society Of Mechanics
AMI 1fsdrsTpsns school T.
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PRoGREss Oy REIIEF.--1he Treasurer Of the
seee.al Coieiuee o; the Common Council acknowledge,
win pleasure Inc recep, Il he following eonHnons Tor
he rslie Of the susrer. q ne sis calamity 10 hsgns''
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TO BooKBINDgR-. BLANK MAsgyAcryk.

YRS kc-Fof sale, sscond+and Phil.deiphis CHUNG
machine "a good order also secondhand ruling machine
cheap Binders ealhsr constantly receiving; Eng cott
skvsfs u p-for quality BAN skiyers - hich 70 b0s
savers from ne asnafsctoy of Usosge Dudley With arc
offered for sac he market price. Also ." d1<>h
blank and lsH sisssp-shins e..hsn. &c for ssls BY
l9IW. JAMES COOK z,tt resrfst Nj
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-02-14

DAGs, ROPES, and Al kinds Of paper naruae.n-
Ilrers rrsierfsls, bought 1nd sold neerz ernA y
all GAuNf pERGCKS0N. ls md 10 es~zs&
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CHRIsTY's oPERA-HoUsr.

CHRISTY's oPERA-HoUsE.
Iectan.es Hal
~. n Broadway h-tNeea Grand ard Broom.
DS~a cSe-y Eseatag 1Ertag ne Hsak.
CHRIST ndrHSTRELs.
A ROAsiLkD i3[z-T oltesg estAtitshrd C.nsp>rY -
~ ~ ~orc- Ite trs; ~ hzr1sOnizs EeYrO fs4od = -
p Ins-ors u IL pf---rr ?cpllar sTi- q kuifi-n
,z--fi- ~hOs- sscce.s n Ms egy e1rfas NJ - 49,
TzAEs . most cprrlusigs ss.fsnen u uef s-D-''''
al sftf1ru venes-
DIR. orr a.. Cooes,t esnr,sncss AZ OF. "a
o. saEuriay Frs "a EL81E- bea>af 81 4 I'll ~
An AFrEKsOoH CONCERT every Saturday,, .sonnss-
~ al P NJ 80 -
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IANtIIIE--Ar- -rsli-d 90 eve .-lf 80 ttLLc~ =
L B-lvv- Soau ufs II = mace ~ ~ iesi --rfia
- 49, So ID AT IN srleu. - 1-t1nc-- nlcl ufei
i- n ,anuf.er.re u g. tni-rDr srIce Any g1snfy 90
-, L,z-vtr srsr VII u d-s-r-l 10 s1y raft u -
- - 49, 80 A Tie FlIe Sos5s lr TOi.et 40
s.trs N.-rit.-rar-d by " HULL son.
1~r-.t.. lcs Ard i9 Ci1-st
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= ox,V,7TToSFRy FOR PARTIE>.-JOH,

NTay1 M - 5-uadWay, opposite ~ Ia1~rl4cleI
er--sss-s 800. wa uosis ci ice cream chsrofie f-r
iev bsrc r.sr-- ffoni~se t-clii- So Ae oTtAies
- ,,-rs. ii rouz A. grapes ora Ees, ralsta- etco
49, 80 ss-s brandy ard crTs;szei tt snsi tznfl
esse- bs-sets fruii sf tnsfces onei uIseys 81
$50 v.s.,r. ard rrusicIA1s Al kinds a slves- china
go e.rSehras sasPerns oFscsets ke . lo.z 9, ia
sorsble pelr2A "
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-. FOR CHARLEsTO>-on sss,esy5 10 SD
z<fE-TS@ fssI sailns ofsg NJ a J. {. olLhokk, CstL
zA Eidfedse vii - as PATCHED a. sho.e Fer freight
q, o....e- apply ca board 81 Per l1 Ezsi RIVER or "
II sPOFgORO, rILEsT0S co. - soeisst
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-02-14

n Musical Festival and Complementary BENEFIT ID
NJ THlES late Agent Of Gungls Band, will take place
Yn SAT- RDAl FEB he lGh Inst under The direction VI
Mr. George Loder The following talented artists have
andy volunteered heir services Voc aliss adam Quo
Madam Muller. Herr Schnukrrt. instrumental solo per.
lrmers-Mf II. Timm, Herr julius s-de, Herr 7. Drs-
her Herr Nol Herr ~ Braun. Herr Etx Herr La CroiN
Herr DaOw Herr Nis-e, Herr G. IL Zimmerman, on hs
new Instrument. the Organ Orchssr0n, aud numerous
Orchestra, comprising he principal members Of Ouugls
Band. sanOnia Band and eminent arsts Of This cy
Tickets a. els 10 be had al al the principal Music Stores.
~ fiss
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81 MASONIC BAIL.-Tbe Fogrk Anna. IA. y
n al Il ih- WIDOW AND ORPHAN ALsLC1
TfFUSD % ne Grand Lodge u free and Acesp.ee
Mssons vii lake place al the Apollo On Ihsf.ssy
sy~Eg tie Isl inst Tictsts T. e~eh .dnita< 49,
sl sgd z.. nav e OBTAINED of ~ HsstsIs y Loo fes
n 0TJAMgs HERRlso Grand seerefsrJ, - bfosf~sy
~ 3ns-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-02-14

- E-OPENiNG.-Haying comp .e,-d extensive add
ituo1- t1 our premises prepared to answer
le calls Of our numerous patrons whom i be- our con
unGed entCavur % please In the ~ ard character he
garments We s44. continue FOB supply 40 the m0deIa sc
prices which have Characterized The esah shuent ~ fur
r.s.lrg ne economical. n not loves; priced
clothing WM I. JENNINGS * co
and Ia Rrln.f g,av An
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RrIIEY-A contribution m aid OF the HsgGe st
Reset Fsno has been announced e take piaee sunday
morning next s,Tf'sity, - Ptais and Csvsy
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WINDOW SHADES, ON Cornices Drapery, hs,.

w Hns Sc Al who.essle aid retail & WOODfORD,
IS BffadWay has lie extensive assortment u he
atoYs arelss b BE- foGnd IN ne cry ard Al greatly
ducsd prices Several styles u superior Window
3hades scrolls he styles II Loas XIV 0oics fowers
he Aso, Drspery Cgrtain- Curtain Loops. Bands, Pins
Csuter Tssseis Picture Cord and Tssseis Window Wire
Merchants b1yin1 wholesale VIII find IL 70 uss
interest % cal bsfofs ms<ing heir psfchasss
"A TuThL
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SELECT SCHOOL FOR sALE-ln genieel
Nsur IL he western rsri II he CITY FER rsr-cu as
address Apis Tribune ofce appointing uoe and sc- g
meeting ~ II
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900 ..., r....f
- .... -. - I'm
a. -. r.
..,. 81 g
-, 4 a. ...slSi %
- il. 4f0 4
81 ..t.u.v. Frsn
- 49,, gt.raat
~ 81 D
w ,,-l
nsIi! $3.50 L.. ID.
tss'' - n. ..
f,..,e,. ct
FTs'i 49, t.s d..
fssis y 49,.
ffoie ri-.t'', -.
- - ~
s@if- - :. Pmr.
COR. ~ -. -
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PLYMOUTH CHURCH, BROOKLYN.

I'HE BROOKLYN SACRED MUSIC SOCIETY viii
L perform Handles Grand Orai0ro Of The MESSIAH
on THURSDAY EVENING. lih inst Al Rev. M. Beech
-fs Church. Orange, between Hicks .nd Henry
The entire force thr occasion viii comprise 100 hOca
and IS Instrumental performers, together with The arge
Organ.
Prncipa Solo paris by Misc ]. l. Nor,isli Mss p. De
ace M j. A Johnson and NJ. H. Miller lhls first appear
fno- in his country COnduc0r, NJ. A. } lander
Performance commence al "A o'clock Tickets ~ cts
zach. For A. n Wilder. BOOK Store. Fulton It,
a ZundePs Music store, 10 Onngest The Church.
and A W II Chsdwicss Fulton Ferry saloon, New YOrk.
~ As'
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THE LADIES ART-UNION.-

ut articles llch have bseu egecuisd Ia this cOQntr
1g European and hose under tasir Instruction vii
distributed he AT Thursday 10 February next In man
gOnd.ng win he American Arij uOn. Their
are a pieces colsstng q I4ies Pspi-r Marte Iron
ld Wood and 0thef Fancy Articles ofnAsnLsd viii peaH
gold ad transparent c0lors Specimens cHhib tsd snd
certificates furnished a. d. FASSHAW's Fancy sure. 81
Broad gay opposite NlbOs S1bscrptlon u member sbiT
- Waen sufficient number have s4bscnbed pay Tor
he Articles aid deffsy expenses %. DOok vii be closed
u TkThlFs
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HOW TO GET MONEY
MODERN HISTORY.

nR ELEVEN WAYS OF NAMING FORTUNE
~ Pat money IN Thy purse This day puhishei-pnc'
- cents. ma Sis n LONG a BROTHER - AIMS
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,tsm p0 cue q he Ieen wounded by The explosion
,sd pox A. Hospital whom visited upon and teuSere &
vnSsey D Relief Committee, tod them 10 give re
,rho,e D, TO The poor widows whOse O;
.speor Y beer cul Of This Is generous art
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49,. tti..it ff.tf
.EAlN Ia been tsfl'.
ID IN, f.i lefnsnJ several nes2lons on ot ihefe
TIDE market " The supply
,rh- st,u s4i ftst Tor jersey white st
-, ~ >ltirs .u1 yellow southern wte
.srre- ~ N,~ -sies he niars~i
Cd t'ii-
an .,e. NoIteru ga Is, l-r.et al rs su >T
II MA. Bisk Ksei Peas lS3 4. SIa dun
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lVILL SHORTLY oPEN AZ IhE GREAI

w HALL, AfSFRFA Rooms, Broadway. Bsyrg,
rs-bfs-ed s-rie. 81 ygAnac Panorsms's eruted FOr
AGE TO EUROPE embracing naaznifc-ri views Of BE
IA, Hsstor Hahfax, the Atlantic Liverpool London
rom ne Thsmes passing under e bird gesj and end
Nth a magti6eent new q he Thames Tunnel, brilliantly
Illuminated and both barks of The b-aunfIi River Rhine
exhibiting Washington with me most unparalleled
III wis
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- NOTItE -ro those iha- wish 90 eel real estate boz
-; ar city. Hifh % sell out their business OF bind
- here. please call a. lhe New York Reai Esieie Office
20 Noosief.st from t9 iD A. There are always ap-
c- ions made 90 CO.. purrisseW " tn,si particular
100 to Office house aua .ot n ,h- Bow~ry lts
vicinity " ari~f fo JHrrlar, bakery vrHcrIy Store
neat shop dining saloon, or potter house Also
wanted 20 buy farm. ~ 70.
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FLOUR AND MALI Fouf The msrIst wil Tar demsni.
-. "a Tor The grades Tie medium ADJ the t-tief
descriptions ifsrI for hprne there : bot little nSnc ~
At f.k $ for CANADIAN tsl0t > &C.
,-uu.n STATE sf0ss COT stra.N AVID soo STATE horsh - M
Nrtsaa ail h.A pure Gvnfe-e sale % ttnd'n
~ hhs made private terms H. >oet'ru TIE i-nsnd
tN. snd quotations rather Ssse 90" tb Il 80
- si ia common Bsmofr GeorsrtoNn Alexandria fredcfc
80 f,.r-burs fancy Deogetcwu b'9b 81,
NJ : dong more ls Jsfsey II ga IS and I'D tt
= alsl SALES bts ,e Four ~ J-rss
krrun a. l,tL February
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ADJUSTMENTS.

BROADWAY THEATER-Doors open al a cur.
ID tain Will rise This EVENING. Feb H. will 81.
performed the Plsy IN acts. called the
STRANGER, or Misanthrupy and Repentance.
The Stranger Mr. pyou Peter Wv. N Chapman
Baron Steinf0rt Freiercks Tobias ........... Waiting
Count Winierscn. Stuart Counts Chid. Miss Walls
To be followed hy the fsrce Of
Ills LAST LEGS
ObAieghail.. ......+..t.. w boisnd
Prces Of admission To Dress Circle and Purqurue. -
Family ard Third Circles p Gallery ~ cents
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AUCTION SALES.

A akswIN Asrcc-->r
by HANGS, PLAT q 90. ss.r, A. sr,>s. q,
DPutscg az sieaoon gives % ne sale q Pvs,s Lssrs
r--s Cxsh shvs.ces made vhca a-slr,S
WEDNESDAY THURSDAY EVENING va a. 4.
NaLU.ELs ENeLIss Books-An sxssn.ise eoli-sts,n =,
e,-,rt curious ard sooks ckisy Rasn.A .s,r.
rs,s splerisl works aae and sansare. ~
24nied volumes II the isA ecnniry, vslzahs wors =.
An-ueaa hsiory sa1 biography lives - srtins> q oil
Ssgnsh dviar. pictorial noc~fn ~orkS books q pgnis
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a SUGAR MOLDs,-ws are ss'stss-y
"a SlIszsa IN ne lnsDsf.cirss - scSse aotls
"a n ever descnvtooy ~hacn ~ - - 49,,
- =, ~ a.. ia1 ssrtod and tso pr ns1t cn>sprr
~ 80 sTe pr-psSss % ~ orders fof sny s,.s1al
~ o~l-r. r-sc~cfflliY % cird isd gsv.lRc1 N
aS8-s 800 RICE a LOMBARD.
-r1s'a 49, E.<t-bcs1Dn- Hsss
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ERIENDS. AMERICANS. COUNTRYMEN-

4 MODERN HISTORY. from the iirse ~ Luther "a me
-tFsi ~ Napoleon bv John Lord NJ Lecturer CT His
DRY yul 3yo LIS Gay published snd for sale % the Trade
By iljf SITS y BiNBl. - Pulionst
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MEAN, Ne. II, on Friday next the 18Th inst Will con
tain Jews opinions OF other Creeds The Altar. =
monument oi adorsnon and faith Russian Poetry A
Lover IT the People OF Israel u Report OF the sermon
preached by Rev. VI l.sscs SUNDAY last. a. the
Woo-iersi Synagogue. in aid OF tire sufferers BY the
usgpr-st calamity Elm'sL School Committees Report
shylock his character snd motives 4 Dream Foreign
Correspondence News Items, &c. sold Al the ofhce OF
publication. Price o. ceuis Observer Building ~ Mas
lM SITS
THE SUNDAY ERA.-We understand that Ned %
the interchangeable and talented pdstsbOg has ceased Il
oe CONNECTED with lie Era having wllhdaNn last Week
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- HOCKAWAY FARMS FOR -ALB.-f0
eo .se lou-- snd iagreru scr-f u Ard sl8Ard 20
s-<= f~ point 81 RoTEavaT, E1lr fwo nlr- - ~ 81
-- P.g-Io- fh~r- = god ami s,ore tr ntsne
~ 49,. rr.rr - AID aye country sls Tess can - d-
49, "a htas= 81 I'D f1r a sn,s fanly. A ~ alutaer
.re house th tlr-~ 2rrrs lf .frc IN n -i'a- f-a
A. rlui-r ai of.er --1g yia vTlian -a ta-
80 4 a-1a Paw o. ~ RorzssaF pr iar1~r Fzf-4af.
soriv fo John L NORTON. JUNIOR. - bo"-ry' ~ g.
fe os-~ 81 JOHN H. POWER - Frron-r ~ pts
q FOR ~iLE-A Farm I'D l011iry "a "a i-f
80 Fgd.Cr. j. hozr. from New fcra- ana = = n
49, of fro ulo.f aal--hIlE villages Siii-.-s.
sr.- AL .uol -e-slral1 -l-T-- u ~ f.f-f ~ a.
Is--t -o1r--v fl-. The wtrr s. -rslrYts--1 a. > ~
'-scr o. II L. u0sr heErhy ~ ,si- fn ili b~'
~ .pr@frses ~ lie ch-rrs- klt al 0tfrff ~ tl-ni
rrc4 Quantity ~ is1d fuu y o. - -sreA . s1t pr
laser. Dor .lf..-r Tgrl.c'l.a-s q. Ire "
nj iu~ J. Il JACKSON Poczhseeps.@-
- +. BaRGAIN.-FOR SALE At YOSKERs
- -hrut = scr-. Il alf, eg0y siiuse yr Pr ais
~.- residence TO RI tlie- FAX ryn ~ hnceor =
v.r R..iroaa Dertf Ayply num.da-ey a, r. WHiTES
ozc-. - Hsi-st ~ W
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BOARDING.

BOARD WANTED IL THE COUNTRY .
ID Permanent hoard wanted n quiet frfaie ia-t u
" dow adv who vii furnish e rom Eeersner- sitr
u required Address l. 4 " a. he Inlln- once ~ plf
week - -
DOARD-A fne 'front.' room On second aoor uhfu-ri.t
D.d 10 = viii board. $50 q nne bed room on pc
.aIne soor a. Is BeschsL opposite = Johns PAE % -
DOkRDiNG.HOUS TO LET. and furniture
ID fr saa now fall u permanent bOaru-rs and payir&
well Amy 81 Isl Tenih-st corner Fogrinav ~ 1us.
DIP4.kNT ROOMS for single gentlemen or fam.
- fn f or partial board. within i've minutes "a
=. ------ -.
S,TARI.E TO LET.-A ars;-raie st.be % - 81
- r@sr Broadway y TIE o~er par " ne CIV fl
,y-. sr-y 81 :. B-ads-si ID story rom No lii lf
'I'O PRINTERs.-l9 r sac et-.p, % - bo.Lgr,.'
/ =, ~ r.nr.v rev viii 2 rafs cs--- A-so --s-fa
=. - r. A. sore Chase Apply ~
i'--' ~ = TuNES. = Anu-st ID for
Cash advances mace merchandise ard Fersons pr.f
-stV % = Abs. = -
7I7JJF C0PIRTNHR>HIP eere'oiorr exisuog b.
1 - S,.---e r-rrr aac P~er Oorf- Tou- under 20
-, - GT17GF BRUCE co VS. IBIS 1sT dissolve
81 -,.,r,r ,~.t~. George Bflre vi aue11 OIL ihe ur
- s~olrrs I'D -r h- asie c he 1rn % -aai1sio-
a. VI sr.ru~ lie t1snsss q i!pe-'ouucig a ne cd
s,ard. - Clarlners-- -.r..-
Nevr- Ffrs 80.
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7gn1f FDTu-
Aso 4 f-l Orchestra aud Chorus under he direction u
Max Aaretzek u he Italian Opera together with other
a-nt which with fall details Will be Published hrreAeT
Ienx for he Oni benehi VI Tie Hebrew AID German lie
brew Benevolent Societies Of fhia city.
Tickets titO be bad al ali he Music Stores and a. he
IooF The evening u me Concert
zfMMk ThIvrt.fA ft@ds
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BRooKLYN RElIEF FUSD. The Treasurer Of
the hsguest sufferers Fund reports he following dors
Mons received up TO II O'Clock. A NJ Yesterday
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-02-14

L Lend me- your | have expended upwards ~
~3.oo n procuring sni bringing before the pusic my
plan of washing without rubbing using nipeutine.
c.mnhoT substance 81 dsagreeahle odOr or In
auou. iO The linen he person using L. and hy which
any ady n she peases g. the washing Of her family
however largc. without employing help n ess hsn
lo1r a. expense oi rss tasn cents The press snd
troUssnts ~ respectable cuxen- have echo pra
NJ my Plan ard because - merits bringing
neat reward, a number OF unprnciped individuals
pretending % sell he thing. but don't be imposed
4pon In Justice o. yourselves 10 justice me- take
ge the aa and genuine article NJ plan fully explain
"a pamphlet Price g. send by poet on receipt OF
he price. or give cal, ard will show You iudspUt
able proof the superiority plan Copy the address
cut ihs out TWELNETREES
~ Sis Room -. So Sssssu-st y Y
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wILLIAMssURos ITEMS,

- There was a meeting Of citizens night be
hehs s,vhich measures were taken to rehevs lie res
svss Of residents Of the village killed by The NewicFA
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performed, Broughar's version "
DOMBEY AND son
Mr. Donhev. Mr Lynne Jack bunsbg.. Brou cham
Maj Bagsick Buul hain Edith. Mrs Rus-el
Capt Cgtfe......... Burton Mrs ssewon. Mf- Hughes
10 conclude with the Farce of ile
Ny WlFE'S SECOND FLOOR
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To PAPER naAnUPAorUREns.

sPEITAL NUTTCE
V,HE UNDERSIGNED hereby give h0nes 70 Az psfsons
who are engaged 10 the manufacture 81 Manila papa
by rhe proces. descrbed In ito Letters Patent sntsd u
a. la Decembsr I8t dessfrOm using our nventoo and
prevent Other measures being sksn BY settling with us DO
he damage already sustained by Us rom he ssd infngs
Innl.n
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DIBLIrH A PAPEH.-Ihe adyefuseF has Bp".
rues easss esds and svery Osher aree necessary -
get Up a vseky paper of dOabe medium szs, ssy Ix<s
Inches which together with Office amps Ere 81
vii be rented ~ any respeesbs person psry fos =
moderate weekly rent and he pay taksn In sdveftsipz
The wye CONSISTS q Brewer hni0n H0opsrie sDd sgf
9Th real name lff ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-02-14

RIAL ESTATE Cole n Chiffon sold at auction
vs,eyiav three story houses N sEi,hsl side he
tweer Ru,ler aud Bac SIS under cellar marble msniels
se IN GOOD order and eondiroR-hOeses sxS lots sNlC
eel Al =, zoo each.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-02-14
IrALIANOpERA. AsToa.rLAcE l..ow $1,000.

IaV IUVNVHVV- UlmIIHn Wa ITIrAVV Z 10 TnaI
Jacob Close ...... Htdaway Ms DOwney Miss Barber
Plicrs Boxos Dress Circle snd Pargnrt'e ~ cts Fsm
" Crcis Second Ter. p cs Pnvale Rnsss - and s.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-02-14

Tue sess Yn' Of bersny manifested oy'ui, school "a
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-02-14
Jersey CITY ITEMS.

LApEs FAIR-The lsdies VI the heio''nsD
paeA Church hold fair and festival Al The "1slSeI
shozrocn ara evsoirg
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-02-14

ITALIAN OPERA ASToR PLACE. below a. gbth-ss
THURSDAY EVENING. fet'y a. viii be- performed,
Mok8Gs DON GIOVANNI an Opera IN acts, wnh now
ifessr4 ~ Mr. Huefranu Don Giovanni sig Reneven-
tsno, Donna Anna, si guorina Tmh Donna tlyifa Sig
norma A PAU Don Ouavio. Sgnor FJTr Mss.uo. 81
NOyelh Leporeilo, sgn0r sanqunco Lcrine Sg'a Der.
nccs Commentators, Signor strini
IN order ne better prevent confusion, carriages will
set down. heads east and ake up, heads west
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1850-05-08
LandretIl's Warranted Garden


laslAOretn'S warranted Glf<lcM
Seeds.
WIN. STABLER s. BRO, have just re-
w ceved part of their Spring suppl y of
Garden Seeds, from D. Landre!h, composed
Of the following, viz:
ASPARAGUS, large.
BEEr-.Long Blood, Early Turnip rooted,
French Sugar.
BEANs-Six Weeks, Red Speckled VAL
en,ine, Brown Speckled, Early Y elbow, Scar
let Runners, White Dutch, Horticultural.
BRoccoL1-Pnrple Cape.
CABBAGE-Early York, Landrelh's Large
York, Early Sugar Loaf, Early Rat'ersea,
Large Drumhead, Flat Dutch, Drumhead
Savoy, Green Curled Savoy, Red Dutch for
pickiing) Ok Heart.
CARRor-Long Orange, Early Horn.
CAULIFLowER-Early Late.
CELERy-Whi,e Solid.
CUcuMBER-Long Green, Early Frame.
EGG PLANT-Large Purple.
ENDIvE-Curied.
LErrucE-Early Cabbage, Large Curled
India, Green Cos.
MELoNs-Water, two kinds.
CANTELoPE-Nu,meg, Citron.
OKRA or CONDO.
NAsTURTIUM.
ONIoN-Silver Skin, Wethers6eld Red,
Large Y elbow S.rasburg.
PARsLEY-Curled.
PARsNIP-Large Sugar.
PEAS - Landreth's Extra Early, Early
Frame, Early Charlton, Blue Imperial, Dwarf
Marrowfat, Large Marrowfat.
PEppER-Large Sweet, for picking.
RADIsH-Long Scarlet, shor, top; Long
Salmon, White Turnip rooted, Red Turnip
do, Yellow Turnip do, Summer White,
Black and White Spanish.
RHUBARB, for tarts.
SALsAFY, or Vegetable Oyster.
SPINAcH-Round Savoy leaved, Prickley
seeded.
TOMATOES.
TuRNlr-Early Dutch, Red Topped, Ruta
Baga.
HERB SEEDs-various kinds.
Alexandra, Cd mo 27-tf.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1850-05-08
THE MARSHALL HOUSE HOTEL,
.4LEX,1NDRL4. W.

THE subscriber has taken the above I1o-
l. tel, recently under the management of
Mr.. Newton, by whom it has been conduct
ed for some years, and under whose man
agement i. has secured high reputation
The undersigned, is determined to keep up
this character of the house, and has furnished
it throughout principally with new fnrni-
ture, beds, Sc, which will enable him to
make his guests comfortable. His table will
at all times be furnished with the best the
market will afford, and his bar, also well
furnished. His servants and cooks, are
experienced, aud he will spare no pains or
attention TO please those who may favor him
with their company. There is also connect
ed with the hotel, Livery Stable, well sup
piled, and under the care of Mr. Peyton,
who will attend strictly to its management.
He solicits share of the favor Of his friends
and generous public.
aug eft. SlLAS J. SANDERS.