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and others, who making handsome profit to-day.
Walker s getting 81 and S. .or tickets that cost him
day In the third tier, going to-day at high ad
vance they have brought 81 and upwards. So much
as SIS has been paid day for two tickets In the lower
the passages have sold high. There promenade
tickets inside the theatre, the only standing places
being in the doors all around There will be- perhaps
one hundred disposed of in this way at 81 each The
building Is by no means good for acoustics,
was proved by the orchestra yesterday at rehearsal
Instruments comprising the first musical talent OF this
city, with the exception of the leading s who are
from New York, including Loder, Kyle, and sisds.
The first announcement in reference to the two
certs at the Hall of the Musical Fund Society, In
Locust street. which is admirably adapted for snging
has been since improved upon, and instead OF So for
tests all round there be three classes of seats
namely, ut 81, SO, and S. There choices, but
first come first served to each section Of the house
where the ticket happens to be purchased. The hall
s all upon one level and the first four 81 the
next four So, and all behind 50 But the last
Tire of the tickets at the prices fixed but Miss Lind
ls3l,d not consent tot advance would, o. course
b. obtained by Walker. and it might be said that it
isas sn conspiracy to enhance the price of the
cSsts. There will be some fun in getting into the
saOtg, and people will of so long before the
tse in oreer to secure the best situations. think
" eon,d have been much better to have assigned par
g':plgr reat to each ticket.
iss Lind s much better to. day and ae- visiting the
hssuut street tbeatre and uui Hall she took
@irng in the country, the wi a,hsr dursg the fore
aeon being as beautiful and fine day in June.
In order to get little rest she has removed to-day
vitsion to private residence where she expects TO
enjoy immunity from invasion. SO secretly was the
matter done, that knew anything about il.
Barnun ignorant about IL snybody else, till
three o'clock when Benedict Bellett and her private
secretary dlned at the public table know her re;
not mention it. She could get no rest by night nor
repose by day, at the hotel and the accommodations
that could be spared not sufficient for the whole
party Bsrpum was Somewhat astonishsd when he
learned the fact Of her departure.
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| PHiLaDELrHI., Oct ham
All s excitement. and hustle, aud preparation, for
the concert New dresses have been making for the
ss few days for the ocoaon the dry goods store.
have been thronged during the day by the ladies'
chasing ribbons and caps white Kids and other articles
OF ansry in which they viii appear in full blars at
Chesnut street theatre to night The silence
parave quiet tone Of the papers here and the small
space they devote to the movements Of Miss Lind and
her coming concerts, present curious contrast to
the excitement that psrv.des the city Every New
York gentleman have seen has remarked IL, and
thinks u most strange. asked ose Of the reporter.
this morning TO account forit lie says there has
not been sufficient libsrality the part Of MIR Bar.
num- in giving tickets to the reporters Who write the
notices that he has merely given two to each
editor and none to the reporters To day, ho~ever T
learn that this has been remedied TO extent but
they still grumble that they have got bad seats 1t
remains 10 be What they will cay to-merro~.
laughed heartily, reading the following In the
Lesge Of this morning aud understood Miss Lind on
hearing oft, enjoyed the joke very much
a s ag .sys a. ss; M s
evening sic vas net " the nemters Of ,hs ferthesn
Vse ftsm se,sd As sess.uNa and sslesmed her pills
f,s.ss -. .sSs IN. ssstiss h, h..rig 81 ,ss ssus
A. .s ,s'trss ne ssS'sss ,n .,s sins ss.r! ss..r.
shis Ih,s vas 90 sPr1%g's re.srass s1s ~ hy the
iron, f,tihg the eafr'tEes.
This 10 about as good 40 the sereasds that some OF
tie papers said given her the ssme night. I
told you In former letter that she psss~d PERFECTLY
tneop nto under the escort 81 Mr. lie Grand Smith.
the boat to the b. tel aud that IL the pie fact
Whistler the Northern Liberty hosemen delivered an
addfrrs TO any ether sad that che p-raoua
the "a usfrious swede cannot ssv; but. most Ger.
ianly. Jenny Lind was recognized By no nsd-
sr.cb sad saved 30 Landk fchief Perhaps the IRE
N. Ike the multitude. rnirtOok Miss Barnum for
stfs Lrd. % The former ltsrtd upon her fathers
arm. srd r.e,ivsd All TIE cheering For ny part,
no toreh's nor trsmen and vss pretty Close TO
Mrs lind alt the ttine
A considerable nuuh her ~ tickets have been pur.
,lss,d % sretpleitp by wslS'r Of thu masic store
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Political Movements.

DEMOCRATIC NOMINATIONS IN ORANGE COUNTY.
GOSHEN, Oct. II, 1850.
The democratic convention held here to-day, nomi-
mated William Murray ~ the candidate for Congress
in the Ninth district, which is now represented by
Thomas McKissock, whig Charles Winfield, of Goshen
nominated for District Attorney.
NOMINATIONS FOR CONGRESS IN MASSACHUSETTS.
BosroS, Oct II, 1850.
The Hon. Edward p. Little has been nominated by
the democrats Of the Ninth district as their candidate
for Congress.
SPEECH FROM MR.. NILSSON, OF VIRGINIA.
NoKFoLK, Oct II, 1850.
John 8 Nilsson, the democratic representative from
the first Congressional district of this State addressed
large number of his fellow citizens Tuesday night
in vndicaton of the pursued by him during the
last session of Congress.
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The Recent State Elections.
SOUTH CAROLINA.

SOUTH CAROLINA.
CHARLESTON, Oct. IL, 1850.
In the sixth district VIM. Aiken, for Congress, Is
elected over f. Holmes the present democratic in
cumbent by 500 majority and Mr. Carew for State Be-
nator, over Desaussure by 200 majority.
FLORIDA
sAvAssAH, Oct. IL, 1850.
The following the returns fron Florida as far as
received for election of members to the State Legs
latme:--
In Levy county, Steele, democrat is elected; show
ing q democratic gain.
Alschua county also elects democratic member.
In Colum bis ths democrats have elected three men,
bers, being gain of two
Leon county elects three wings and one democrat.
In Orange, DR.. Haws, democrat, Is undoubtedly
elected.
The vote in st Lucie county Is favorable to Burn
ham. democrat, who IL probably elected.
In Madison county three wings are elected BY large
majorties. This county also gives Il. O. Cabell whig,
for Con gress, a large majority.
Jefferson county returns three democrats to the
Legislature. In this county Beard, democrat, for
Congress, has 40 majority Ksn, democrat, in 1915
had q majority OF 05.
There is no doub, OF the reelection Of Mr.. Cabeu.
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:
synod of the Old School Presbyterian Church met
to day. Rev George Marshall moderator There were
two hundred ministers and elders In attendance bsins
the largest synod in connection with that body, ever
known
memorial from the session and congregation of the
Preby terry at Beaver praying the synod
to give an expression OF their opiaion OF tho Fugitive
Slave bill, which the Beaverites denounced as ini-
qutous
A motion to postpone the matte Indefinitely. was
lost, there being only one in favor oft.
The Rev. Proctor Smith Cam pbel aud others, spoke
against the law declaring il unconstitutional slbver-
sive OF morality, and oppressive They would 60 to
the D. nitentiary before eheyiug e.
Great excitement prevailed and COMMITTEES (the
majority opposers Of the law appointed to report
O u the subject.
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LIED

On Tbursday orning. OF dysentery, ELrza srsos
daughter OF Hamilton and Jane ". Peek, aged year
aud moths.
Ihe relatives and friends Of the family rsspect-
fully invited 20 the funara from t.. houas OF
MT Issc Pcek, At Flushing on Fiidsy at II O'Clock
The reinsirH VII be conveyed 20 the stsambo leland
City 1T the dock at Fulton street, n. X on FRIDAY
morning at half pat 9 O'Clock
In bIooklsn. on the 10th inst, JOSH Houses, ouly
sen o. fftocilcs IL. and Margaret "a West, aged 10
months aud IL days.
The iisnds Of the family sre invited 20 attend the
uternl from the residence cf bis father l6s Washing
ton street thif morning, at psslock
Onthe 18th Inst, TaoaAs 0RHI.r, aged . yps-s D
months ard "a dsys, Of Patrick Brien sud Mary
Burns
The friends efthe family are respectfully requested
to sttend the funeral Friday the ish last half
past O'clock. from thor lxsia a-ce. 10 Nn stre~t
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e.. old Slievegimmon. q the ri5Sns viii not
i,Hvttrc the lrshmeu's s2iooo nave b-ea de-.
~ siUd. ~ shai has heeo Sou~ vHh u win The
la.h tt,,ls = atd tbis si'tuc- anj lnngerl Sh'Ylj
L,t tct c'n panljc meeting. and dem,nd fpil
discc,t-, rf the Whereabouts eni usss of th.ir
coitHIurrs ~ make rsv'danon IN ifr!iai :
O.ds.r,txsran.cp mus, ne the maxi
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Fnmc--Gyer the v mole OF shis immense

eettinent nnanimets aFpfo, stes pnsiie end psvae.
lps eteet,d ietlss byftu1u iuid for the
shaving ano ucheaona tor earD the cspleson rup-
urre. tar 80. tcld ~ she ~ fnam rose, III
asinstu ttu,et. aso ~ A. u. Sa,as 100 Fulton
ttsest. aud kuthtou. CLARK Co, rs Brcndsa3, ".
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The Ve,cyYaplA Gaze.

IMPORTANT pEcIsIoN-MoRsE's AND HOUSES LINES.
Bosr0N, october IL, 1850.
The OF Morse's Telegraph re'Srs Houses, was
decided by Judge Woodbury. this morning. The
Judge went into the history of teeEaphing at great
lepeth he conended that az the patent Of Morse ex
fenced only TO the rode and not to the pracip.e OF
Dg and the modes entirely different,
infripg IL proved The counsel tor Morse gave
notice OF appeal to the full court.
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ylth the guhtIU Nsld sUhuit draeaed
rouids Of sur'fie'm. xSAPts ssih kesto-ativs Bit-
efstoud have obtained celebrity EXCEPT bv her
~ rsfnt.tor tests fsc,. Aad thoee sho
nair,siicn. ZEN ale disardervd ~sis
dyst~rss 81 .ua loo rts thev h.yaea
eswrnriscu TIE bs rrepsrsroa sptsnt. General Depot,
az Fvestr crset.
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GCIpfL co tcg Leave 70 inform TIE public, that
hsve jus, ppbIhed larss scale, TIE portrait Of
Swedish kniehtrgAle after mcat admirable dsr1er-
rctypt taken b. hr Foot ct the special reque 81 ssas
mcifele 1isd Tbs pTtrst. executed ~ W Crshsr
thing Of the Kind published heretofore Price o.
each esry psis f2 eolred a. oaers ~ We .airsssed 70
GouPIL CO.. 80 BrsAiway.
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o. Captain Hynders. through his next hin, IN
a journal somewhere, denies that he is ~ "the
bottom 81 the opposition 70 Ferusnda Wool +"
We'll, pcrhars this may b. mistake. He may be
n The MIDDLE 90 the tos Of thu opp,sition--or.
Icrchstce, have finger IN the PIE. Viii b. deny
thar
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TIM GENERAL CONVENTION or THE PROTESTANT
EriscorAL CHuRcu.--1 MS Convention, which has
been in session Cincinnati for several days, dis
solved on Wednesday. They decided to employ
the New lork Bible Society and the Philadelphia
Bible Society 90 issue standard edition Of thu
scriptures, and this was the principal job Of the
Convention. They also decided to let Bishop On
d,rdonk remain in his present position Of doubt,
uncertainty, aud hoPe-an earthly purgaiory Of
emotions ard thoughts.
The great good thing the Episcopalans have die
tinquished themselves by, is in not me idlng with
the slavery question. On this subject, they have
shown unauimity Of Conservatism quite opposite
to that displayed by other sects-such az the Metho-
dists, Pfcsbytcrians UniiarsnP, sud the BaP,ists,
VINO have in former days. done much mischief
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Trs FreJTvr { AVE Lsw.--By reference TO
another column il viii be seen that, IN the
opinion Of The L. s. Attorney General. the new
Fugitive slave law does not destroy the right
hobess co,pps or any other personal right eaman
tied by TIE constitution.
What viii the 1gtsto5s say 20 thisl What will
seWFf5 fsyi whist will Tburlow Weed-shat
will cd Shevegsmon What viii the X.Miaister
10 Auftri4l
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gHr 80 ,asai street, popular a,a ucce
fufarturer o. laaiss mses and ehidrsss Bsots sod
this city Die goods "a usissrsa demaad aud
hs s'cck ~ iarre shta a styles add variety - TIE
~ slefsrtly sfe shur thas
iuited. sdies call ani esagine fsr spur elves.
Y. sfiLERS 80 Canal street.
p.-rasiss' misses sad ohdren's Ikda Rutber over
a. a. varf~
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RArTicAriovoF THE THEAfg BETWEEN CvaLAND
AND Sr. Dcnivoo - The British brig Treasurer. ar
rived yesterday, in IL dave from 81. Damage. by
which We leeru that the treaty previously men
toned os 10 courss OF neVo,iiuon between Eng
land ani 81 unn,lrga, wa. ratiGcd on the 18Th last
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HAIR lgt yFiy he secure the msnsfastory Gws
street TIE fuhie hoale suare against ultsons see nj
Vnfiows e'ftWn Ierroun vhnFe Lair has bsa
ecrr fIom re NE % the iut-tr syee bsvs n oor-
ree;eS ~ ealing as sheve. Copy the address
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Families who nd q eien 20 t good coGes reasonable
price ud 90 well enl at fOWLEks aus try
At le ecnts old government Java Is Sd. Also groceries
ola knds Also Winter Lamp OF a. s. gaior, aud Seller
Sperm Candles, p Sd Sperm 3s L. his
Nv ana a. Greenwich rs vesey aid 90 Grand streets
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tons and all akin diseases u 10 web Known positively
cured by using Gourssds Italian Nsdosed ssap. The
Peudre vts ersdisa,ss hair from sny rsr Of she
rough flushed, srEsish a. G vsSar street,
nr.t store from Broadway Csesssr South Third
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SECOND BOARD


At Groenreint L. l., en- Thursday morning by tina
Rev. J. walker, ELirsBErH W., eldest daughter 81 NJ
kslbaeisch ESQ TO Mr. Borrnr s1nf~soS Of TIT. CITY
NoIwalk, (corn papers will obliss By inserting
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been 20 sac IN: sslendd mammoth WON'T II not you have
Is the beat WORKS Of and
that the last without feeling that
he has received than compensation for hs
rcrresens "Da Reyes OF Kings day, In Havana, when
all and dress themsevcs the
their land. Go TO the Minerva Rooms 400 Broad
way and see youueiL Go early the bOuses are full.
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Mrs. Jerv,s,s Cold c.ndy-The Great fire.

side remedy for coughs cois hcartsnea and the
threat and lung comrlants THIS domestic e itsus un
VERBALLY admitted tood, 10 sold BY MRS, w. JEsyis Ns
DroscwsyhJ zisbsr No. Thri street below Chesnut ss
Phiedelrhia. and ty trussists gsnerally
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cRrk's Daguerrean Rooms, No. Aproaduay, one large
d,FusrrsotJys view Of Gothic Co In the s,oop
frame. with oval ire gilt mat Any Information leading to
the Of the picture shall ente the infsrnaut
the above reward We we'll dazusrretypes
eagerly sought after but we hope this ei. of
W. WV CLARS, Ba0syIERs.
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Fugitive slave arrested in Philadelphia.

PHTLApELPHua, Oct II, 1850.
A colored man was rested here this afternoon
der the fugitive slave act This will be heard to-
morrow morning, before Judge Grier.
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Elecnnt Inx,tatlon. At Homo. At Churcl

y.nE ana Cake oars engraved snd printed in the mest
street Beautiful Boxes for wedding Cake spendid Dr
dAl Invtopes Wsfers aud oliver Cord Mr. Everleil las
branch store At No 7wa street. for the acceEnoaaoa Of
his dewn- tswn customers
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Noes lie attsuen exclrfiyely 10 diseases toe Bye
BAR ecitck, a. 2l Rrcsiv ~, sutrsnee w.r-
trtt te h.d he pulsr "rr~stis. % the
- ttra - r~u's; ssc his s.f Ae1ar gye
sd kN rtyhttins. Artit iai syes iEserps.
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oclors ntrctreed this fall add the personal
ttarrnce. HAVING made our purchases asuai %
DAyIDS liant 100 Spring street, cor
70 call ana see those on exhibition.
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fall fashion 81 haze all that the esast rncv can
uteine They light % besutfsl model sud most be-
samirg ard snltie IN arr,sranee We nust a.knovsds
that think Knox suceessfe he has been heretofore
neNer Trcducec snythins attractive Gshlemsa wko
have rot selected their fall hats should call him 2i
Tnlop
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ncfet y Jenny Ltna's concert n rhia siphiai why
kJOf TIE Renowned whose PICTURES
~ ths latr have GRATED such terrific teuatou their
surrh lesuiy and style. and whose corner roai
49,
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wear bot en-. % exhibit your humps for the q hat
terurnishisf ~ simple ana very rlea Ing operation
model toet 81 the head which, IN the ahscnce Of the
nvne enables m 20 ~ the heal With hrt
ole one There need the hat heaarhe 10
viii purchase from wARNOCg. s8 Broadvay.
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Orleans Expres-We prepared TO forward freight
PACKAGE parcels jewery. pocie gold dust and yauabes
with pro and despatch Pack
fOr Express will be received at the once Of
Adams 4 Co., l6 and Is Wall street.
JOHN X. srlhs0N. N.~yorl
ALEX L. srIMSoE new fotk.
ADDISON BRAsTOW, No. sNsgaEne ST., ". o.
Messrs. Roatrr A Pope. Aseuts. Mobile,
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Ger l-'i tshibti1r Fr And 81 PERSONS
reutrins ot thee ustul srtiess sh1ua sEsne thew
And PERFECTION ~ the II making Rstshclsrs
c-ittraied VIE Tartdry ssl street Cs,s ths aa-
dress lnd cell and see bis manufactures.
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SPORTING.

n
Ni'N CotR y L-rRor1'~G soHD DAY ocr.
s.,' ~ Lcci,tk y. N. furre ga, rHfe heat. In
kei..shiis snts-s eh cesrsssse Az
natrf Ter So, riiestta, .e 2se H. xaroas-
y ~ 1rtsr rstfes - LADY reyrs; . ucu ~sy ssnss b.
r 1870. -. 10. tsrs viii lsse. ste ssatb F.rry.
tsL' ~ IN ctloeks rnt r~rurp
S'F'N sflSGg \ xsEASS. ssytistssA
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No 1s D. strangers and vsseru should 20. fail 10
vsi - the most IN erestins tlace In the cy No
can eok through this collection without meeag with many
fan iliar faces.
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rsrls, ss-oa clothins f.rnare hfr srtas Ge tsr
W ieh double tao price viii paid heretofore
oaess No Van street. and No.frst Psse al orders
etricty ATTENDED to ISAAC u. Lyon.
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They eomrrss Varies assortment-srpvn bl4ck bIye.
sd trab rich aud fashonshls hrrt on. IN Latest
my. ssc clcsss hrs,re. Goats snd Tee q hem Fi,.
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IMPORTANT TgiEGRArH DEcIsIoN.-lt will be
seen by our telegrapbic intelligence, that Judge
Woodbury., of the U. s. Distric; Court, Boston, h IS
decided agsinst the claim set NJ by F. o. G. Smith,
that Morse's patent covered all other telegraphs,
and that Houses plan, az well Bain's, were in
Engagements of the former This decision is found
ed on the idea that the form of the machinery is
the essence Of the patent, and that the philosophc
fact of the power of electricity 10 communicate in
telligence is power OF nature, open TO all in.
ventors, as the raw material of their genius. +.
o. c. Sm,i. intends 10 carry up the decision to the
Supreme Court. Let him carry his load.
This decision conflicts with the interests of the
ingenious Professor Morse, and also with our pri-
vate intersection we happen to own number OF
shares in the same lire of railroad with Fog
Smi,h-but never got more than two miserable
dividends. For the interest of Dr. Morse, we are
sorp--for cur own interest in the stock, we don't
care a straw; but we rejoice for the public, and
are glad that Fog Smith, most troublesome per-
sonage, is eiiectualIy put down. Fog has been
thorn 10 the invention since the discovery was
made.
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beautiful proportion md ansh SUD made u the anss
material Nh1,e vishinH rally soad Rat would well
call AZ AhIDON's soi Broaduay near Ouass street.
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tlbs or two said that TO be Mt Of the fshoa /, be-
ng cut strd Essctiy and those ladies who
rot 90 &c kra GROOM nsb ass SIS Brsadvsy for their
killntry, Se- are cut Of the fashion.
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MUSICAL.

- SS.Hs.ss t,sT.-sR CHARLEs wELs, rpx CsLE-
si,p.,isr ana Orysnis', s derirsus Of fadin<
ar V,ssnist t. say cAurh chapel in New York
---- y-- naar.ss tc w Wsveriey fra~e. New York.
For sAlE-A sEcoND- land RosE MOOD PLANO.
hrfg a. Sfi P5aator street
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UrspK Down A Rochester pager asks Master
Brocls, Of the Ey,es,s, u he does 70, o~n -l,v.s
THE or~ra glass reversed. Ask this qI~sisa -
Dret ir~ fsi uigsefs In Virginia Own Mater
br Ike IN New luki Then pause 10. copy
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GREAT MAIL BounE@Y AT PHILADKLrIfIA AND
GRAY's FKRRy.--We have heard it intimated that
some Information fthe plans, origin and Perpetra-
ton Of The recent mail robbery between Philadel
phia and Gray's Ferry, might be found among some
of the stool-pigeon oo;eries Of this metropolis. IL
is very likely. Thieves, burglars, and robbers
throughout the country, have generally their head
quarters here and their full representatives live in
this gion. Some curious and fertile snatches Of
this vast confedsracy in New York have been de-
veloped during the last two or three years, in Ger
tain criminal trials here and at Washington. We
expect more Developments will come out in the
progress Of tine.
RoRuery and rascality, robbery and thievinq,
would appear late years to he well organized,
and 10 have agents and cotefes in different States,
communicating with each other in behalf of the
success OF their terrible trade.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-10-18

RARNUM AVID HEAVENLY BLACK MAH.-When
will Barnum be ready to pay up the black mail
demanded by the angels of Heaven, and to be
devoted 10 the public charities of New York He
has already cleared aloo, 900 OF the laoors Of
an angel on enTih--the yeti,0bis Jsnny Liwi--nalr
Of il caused by the tremendous pulls of the news
papers in his favor. We want sl0, 900 of that sum
TO be given by Barnum 10 the charities OF New
Yorh-tbe first cut OF 50 600 to the hremen. We
are determined 10 save Bsrnum's soul, if it can be
done. Sslpelre can DO nothing for his salvation
but charity may. We have taken a solemn asse-
veraton TO extract all Eeanness out OF his heart
all humbug out Of his head and we shall ill both
with charity, bsnevolence, truth, and generosity.
1t is hard job-almost equal to raising the dead
reforming the drUnkard, or manufacturing Joyce
Heth out OF an old nigrer-but we will do it,
When will Banum fork overt The angels Of
Heaven are all waiting, ready to shout for joy over
the one sinner changing into saint.