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New-York daily tribune., 1851-05-14
MILE JENNY LIND'S

II IL IL
IIA GRAND FAREWELL CONCERTS IN
HEW-YORk
previous 10 ber vIts 10 EiagNs Falls. We''@rn New.
Yo'I Lakes Canada Boston and her annd'psffe O'
The nuhie are respectfully informed that these CON-
rSe SoURra GsSS0 C0ScEsr will take plaes st
fsfPLER HALL,
On WEDNESDAY EVENING, May H.
PRoGRAMME-P~t L ,.,,,,,,,,.,
pSo~vOsho dive IL Elsir d'imorsJ Oonizs'
Sign'r salvi knd oeleu.
Rec'iauve-' Care Compasue' ue'..................''
Cs1atDa-Come per me- serene La Sonnam- III.
MIL JENNY LIND
YartaSi, for TIE Clsrion-i on isvOnte themes from .
"LuciA d Lammrrmoor," ,"--..................B BeeIll
Signor BeLeti
First Clsrienet Of Her Maestys rhester. London
RouGLza-'S Spirlo oIde rsms' la Fsyoriial. Donze'a
sgnJr SAyL ,...
i''O'is NLLE LIE, JENNY LIND and s snor Seller.
T1s PTergTe b S9S os Ii sar5ee Eossa
MILE JENNY LIND
signOn saw and SeleIii -,
Elegie on the Violn.
ioe ''P'' 00' MLLE fsSNY LIND
Aria- scisguraio nal II credato Il LomoNdi)
Signor Beetu
Rherish Bsllad-"Though many pretty maid
ems MILE JENNY LIND. ''
MILE JENNY LIND.
The Coronation March La Pr0phetel. Meyeroesr
CospUcroR ..."...............,....h. BENEDICT
A GRAND ORCHESTRA
combining the hfst musical talent America, numbering
nearly ONE HUNDRED
performers, has been engaged for these Concefu
Ire price OF Rckets has 0een hxsd al - s<snc u
each according Ocson and All Of these uckeIs enuue
The holders To Nj MBERS securing their seats
specific number " Tickets viii oe alostea 20 tne eu1
lc Press. beyond which there will be NO FREE TiCh-
ETs for any person under any preenee Whatever Toe
ow prices al hch tickets have been hNed must render
The rlle absolutely perempt'Tv.
Two Offices for sale of Tickets Will be opened al
TRlPLER HALL,
and a. Joile's Music Store.
$40 BROADWAY,
every day except the sabbath from AN. 10 NJ
where diagrams NAV he seen and seats secured
The II remaining Fare veil Concerts vii be given on
MONDAYS WEDNESDAYS and FRIDAYS at Castle
Garden or st rnper daL As will De ANNOUNCED
Doors open sI6t O'Clock, The CooceH commences ~
O'Clock.
BOOKS containing ,he words OF the songs may he OBJ
tained Nj the doOf-Pr'e - ceDis each.
~ The FIFTH GRAND CONCERT vii be gwen "a
TRlPLCR HALL
myiS2, Pr. BARNUA.
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An. Rsswi- sacuoneer.


DY BANGS. BROTHER Il co. ~.
EbsAe Rooms IS PGE-rpx
REMOvAL.-s.s co'1sve removed 10 ,,
so,e. IS Psrk-row 'E
WEDNESDAY ard THURSDAY EVENINGS
ard l5 At O'CLOCK. A. me Sale Roops -"H
English BookS- Being very lsrge conslsnr.., -
received from Mr.. Edward Lumrey, LOndon srs,sh
an extensive assortment of vsusbie woke Ia L,w Tk
oiosy History. Bellies Letgres, siogrsphy .cd G..s.S -
Litefsure, and Including msny Old and scarce wo,s,& ~
some curious volumes Csslogues A. gh- Sac 49,
THURSDAY, May IS al II o'clock, Al The Sale, seS-
FOR NoN-YULFILLNENr oF CONrRACr-5Ds eorle. q
ed OF the Railroad Laws sud ChsfeTs ofihe Unite5 So.
volumes and ?. With the usive rshl fer hs 80
the ssme for he State Of New York sad s00lh ass 80,
OF
FRIDAY EVENING. NAY Is s,1 o'clOel. a. he s,..
Rooms
NALUABLE PRIVATE LIBNAsY-The entire Lioruy Of "A.
Hon Jusuce Mckins,rey, brinS very large ard ws -
lecIeS collection Of choice snd vsnsbe sIanta sad h
cellsneOus boofs rich IN choice sad thsaoTl
WORKS his ories, psTtcu sry res.ng 10 this cououl -
cycopedias, clsssics, In vssous languages CsAosss
are resdv.
SPRING PARCEL SALE or ENGLLIsH ASo
khERICAN BOOKS
MONDAY, MAY ~ 1851
The above sale will be held the 18Th Of Msy and M
lowing days The Euglsh cOosis nulens 10 hasI 4,
very large and attractive.
Consignmenis Of American Books are 10 he usu. ytd.
ely. Catalogues are DOW ready.
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MYSTERIOUS AFFAIR.-We are indebted TO
CspL william r Allyn. OF ship RodnAn which arrived
This port Saturday, for The following particulars
which certainly offer evidence OF come foul play board
OF q whalcr belonging TO neighbohng port
The k0dmsn touched o. the Island OF WhytoOtAcfe
with pine landed on The island. They represented
then selves having abandoned The ship f0scarOa Of
Cold spring with the remainder OF her crew 10 two other
beats, whom 81 mes south OF Msngsa Island. CSPt A.
Who short handed endesvoed 10 ohlan Tbs ser
vices OF the men for hs return voyage aud one 10
ship, vhe the refused Yhe nslives however, int
maed 10 shem thai their presence was by means de-
sebe whcreupon the party agreed 10 30 on board lhe
kodmAn, with The understanding IhA Capt A. should 90
aesVor make The island OF RJratonga where they
90 home 10 the ROdmau Their bost accordingly
taken on board. and Capt Auyn proceeded upon hlt
voyage The men were very mudnous aud insolout and
upoD getting into the lsuUIe OF ROrssongs Appearing
that woale be difficult TO elch the island, Cspt msde
mp his mind 10 Oriug them home This ne commu aics'ed
20 them when they exhibited great signs OF nsuOofdns
uon, and went below. AfeT apparent consuitsuOD,
they OIL came upon deck armed with hnvcs and declared
he Intention OF doing no duty and went again into
the foiecaste Considering tho muInous spint Of the
men, and not knowog how sf HE own crew might he dis
Affected, Capt altered the ships cO0rse ana made for
kerslopgA When, ss be supposed within thirty miles OF
mai Island be ordered the boat OF he muuneofs 10 bo
lsupched put into provisions Tor fortnight aud ihep
ooofng his own below. be we1I 10 The Orecssue
eangway and called the up by one aad put Ihem
tnto er boat thus giving Them opportunity 10 land
turn IN the kodmsn and dd lie Sgsled
sion that The Tuscarors had been Scued by
parry by boring several large angur hOes through her
kows tie Aso said upon snoher occasion that they en
the shp with The captains consent From The exTene
a. willingness OF The % home sOme foul play
to be sppreheodet fhs last ,spors OF zoe Tascasors
ASIA OF December, OF The Island OF R0ratongA lesG
ng nosuokes IN hour. N. Bedford Mercury, Ah.
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EnpIex Rav sgt. Cttv Of Nep Y0rk.-Case,


Slspkex Ray sgt City Of Neo York.-Case,
,A,h "a. - ssi0rs = oamssss ior Injury p.atf'
e.r,r, 6oot Of nusy shcsd toe
..ss -hsrsoy hs csiSfs &c 10 asienss
the Dot from The sever bui ifon
tsas water TIE siil o.
Before Chief Justice OaEley.
James W. Maloney agt. The Mutual Insurance
g.mra.y-To Of 100 ohn
,k.,sy verdict for psuth, r'd
xAd interest
A. Creveling agt Jared Moore Executor Of Estdte
.S Fysnes, Coz dsoeasedTh. ate osvsnE
rsspsny Sbcsr.spe M Dr. claims % ave Attended
ks uo4y for q sm ss 20 1873 aad brings
that are 5000 Tor sndng o,hef per
sos Al her request vsd Vsautst sn1 sgoseqq.nuy 10
Csnayp4t Dr c. coming there, AID Mrs c
ssys crate Dr. hs had sisd nsr
em tssk bind. nrs C. would ns's made pro
yss ~ une m for her, AID also for DR. ia hsI
vii BOT Wo-'s also sued The estate P4ntn
sRdsv a. Other ~tuesss we're sTarn
lssd 10 Sssnss denied that anything owing To bs eouto9eo
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HE. WILLARD, Aucuoueer.
JAMES Cole. Aucuoneer

JAMES COLE, Ancuoneer
L OTS.-Valuable Section on Clinton
Il ave, Brooklyn, No 49, opposite tho residence q
hesns. Psres and olhors JAMES COLE viii ssa
A1clion Thursday May IS, al u O'Clock, as The hsf.
chsnu' Exchange. N Y, tho following property, WI
section on Clinon.Ave runDinR through TO Vsndefotc,
being 100 feet each front and 289 feet deep eonsnmS
building lols. This section is between Myrtle ana W.
louRhby aves and has foundation bui for efesungs
large house The whole 10 gFsded with moad or gS'
denng purposes 81 900 can remain on bond ana ""'''
gsge ,,.,
Also, lots on Gold ct. corner OF Plymouiha hspsu
the properly now ready tho Offices OF me
~ Futon.ss Brooklyn, or Wsll.sL, Now'Yoh '0H'
myl4 Ais
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From our corr..pond.nll !

PHILADELPHIA May 49, A'-ire&-Bfs Fnry scAad, ny 5s
soh Jarv Lyou BBrrolghs N1avesi Rsgs stsdma1 Car
osns, Lewis Clsrk Vsukk Ssrpor; Sssmss hovsy Bgss,
KYorfi Vulcan. Hand, do bargs Grampus IA ues, o. -
CltGreG-Bahs Bsvsn, No5., Havana knson' tols-
Dsmsnra; hsrmac Croven Boston brg haive1 Jafaal -
mouth j. schs jarvis Lyon Bauoush'' Maven Le"' CAk
VAftIt. Nsvport
EEWPOhT May I3-Au scbs North star, Msidocss. Lnc la
vile for FtIRve Reckst Eaton Essport for kngln -
beth Jenss Bangor Pfovdsnce sss Borden Cohl fa sr
for Nantucket os'rch Parker Dartmouth for Maven Con
lane 6oce,sr hh Industry Wnsus DO harrst NsWe
Eus do soops Fsh. Babcock Fall River for Albany James
Gsrhsm. Nichols, do for NYOrk.
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sss-Rss.. tS-Sse....-.T u sooe-Ss1..--a nsss
Hl6A WATER.----.A NAY
sansy Ho0k...f 6o' Isasd.. Hsn 6ats ..lo ga
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A'ELLOWS MINSIh hELo, Al FELL
4 LOWS OPERA HOUSE. IA srosd way betv-er
Howard and Grand Op-o eVsD nighl dunHR me
Weeh TIE ceiebrs-d 0rg7pz and well KnOwn Psslovr
hnsuels comprising efhciert and versaue corps Of
enled and experienced pefOrmers under the dlrscuon
Of Fellow, whose Concers IN una cav FOR ths Ias
year have been received win The txV0f ~ the sts
lno asniOn o. tas great Metropolis fh-r coureu coo
IsI u bur7sqae Italian Open 5censs Wuy sayinks So
os Dueu Snor1'es Dancing and Instrumental Perform,
ancea On Wednesday and SATURDAY. snsCpooo. , zr.ne
Coneert for he sceOnnodEuon OF adiss srd sanifss
commencing 81 ociook ? n Admissoo 3 cenis Doom
% en- a. q, 70 comneoce al ale
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Superior Court....TUEsDAY, May Is
Before Judges Nelson and Bet's

s. kf the nard. .sosd q ns Gsan, va con
....s arc additional tosssss ssme AZ 90 ofs
s.D ,s.mnsd. To % eou;in9sd ibs iorsnoon
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ship Try Etbo- Lvsrpoo, is d,ys, eafsit aot .,
n ss.i'' Ag D hi' % 100 g >. - q 9 'ss u,sa
TIE wv rsrrss boTspfi ifsn'si man tn ~
ioTns.t sssd. .ts sud trrpg aii1e'S .. -. - -,b ,s..
shp sstrt hcrss ss'tl Perry Gag ~ - ssys III
,se 20 ,.-pE,r, 9 Dussn Dno1 d. s.a u dA' s''''-
Is-re. of sB.diJrs HsGsH, naaa Jan - emp %
erisl.H Mrtsrp 4 c.. .,,s
sop Lusrsfs Be- HaHi IS d in Liverpool T'h SAT- T' ~
CO.. 80 - s,.sr 81 3. IN Con- With rsosa AID 'l
s.S s,s1.. oi Boou Faeh Fe'a,n'seo' D i' VII
''sI s.r, e ois. s. o essr oasd csrssas' &c &c. Ta
''s., 'l' g. g3.r ns,uts le say', -h a'i no
'i'1, sn. Jos.ss arch -o., Laasl A'''t' a g. a ne
io5ass ~, T,sr o. q. m csrss, E 19 ta's ra'd
- n 80 a 4 -, vs--sl Co ~ master hts -rf'r
ed v.ry hsa7s o. as Pass's7 eifrsa Wy 'o01'
'ogs.n ,irs v,.,, " es4-..r m Sap-.. p,ssf G,
- go n f,ut 10 siurs..s CO Have .t5s'-acss coz
,rss;sr q .s',s, t.s. ae'l ., os.,' e.
81 H.ydsru Hs'ovl 7ss.io Brsns 81 days, % oia'
'rs Dr., s.,,5. i,s,es ssrsaa. H'' 20
B99a,1 sSs oS,.. ri.' CO Hubbard. eotou t' TO
'is frt Ao' ca raa x.e..aa'r a S''H'a IS d. 70 ''
Az asora of Eastport h,asE', Nasni Up d., "a 81
'I 's,s t.sreo Tati. RehHOuas d, Psr'o1
sS Bspry LEI. Smith Bermuda D., -sh 100 ha1 no','' 70
81 Provs.nes Malsn s {, Loudoudsry NsT P's %
scb bas Fought 81 d, m JOINS PR VII 7s,r .ad o'
sr ,eb Pear loot Hs.is 81 Don:o c April q - ~
fQ crotch nah oEhnY, 20 hp's No ~
81 20 pisd caE ia OF asads Of easE' nas'i 's
demand. Of Portland. ...
sail s,Dess Its Esrbsa, &C, E,h naval stores % mi-er
Sch Coral Perry, R0ckan., q, with line, 70 master
Set Providence Er nhta Windsor rs, "A ds, -ih Plsef 20
Sch Fsne.s Robinson Hswbsrn SC d. naval stores 70
81 Isaac Hugh.. johnson Nswoera sc, days ~A ni7a
stores. y N Blackburn
jenny Lnd, Caen virginia o., With oystafs ..,.r-
Sch PstretuHsnry Chester APaachcoa q a' With 80 o's
cotton O. Pot1 ,,r-..
So 2 fashior byderoefg Providence
BELOW-shp 81 Cbsrs', hdlsd Ne~ oreans, - o..
lbst. Grrsn. datanzai, q Is
Chaos from Havana
Ansrea Bsthsr do. .hp Undsrrrsr py, Liverpool and
WIsD-At suuriss Sc at meridian S; at nsunsetsw
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Jenny LIND and the WORLDS

kENN1 LIND and the WORLDS
~ AIR -TnIues 'plendh Opera g Asses sell
ug rapidly al prices 90 par with th- mporzrs whole
sse rales fhe only correct Likeness " Jenny Lind
may be observed through these superior glass 40
one should attend Der without one Every nav
ssr lhe ~ofics Fair should Dc provided a Ihsy viii
he fo1nd Of great advantage and peor u h-
for viewtng coast bcsnery, saips ard oh-c sss Pcr
SseM MIUTrLEs Emporium ofFAney Goods, H1velllss,
etc ID broadway myl2 81
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Importaut Decision,

An important land claim case was decided IN
D. louis the ls insL 10 ihe 8. Circuit Court Il was
seton OF feecment brought by the heirs Of Philip fran
co.'s ReusDlt who claned tract Of land Ia Washington
Go Missouri, OF ons and half Leagues 10 front on Big
nearly the whole known as The old mines concessions
~ vel as several other Spanish concessions
In l77 the hing OF France issued letters patent 10 an as
socialion nam the Company OF the Wes granting II
powers similar ihSse OF the Englsh East India Co ups
Louisans then including The whole country wsered by
the Misssslppi and its tributaries 10 7 the company
Two tracts OF land in Illinois and two In Missouri One Of
these wa the tract sued for 10 this action
In 1881 The company Ter0ceded their charter and all
their privileges the King France held The country un
III l762 and then ceded TO Spain l763 was agreed
that the Mississippi should no The boundary between the
6oDions Of france and Great Britain tbs later taking
The territory West OF he river which passed TO the niIed
ssies In 1898 In 1869 Spain took possession OF the er
tory West Of The river ed 10 france In 1900 and In
1893 i was oeded 10 the United States.
died there in 1855 Neither he nor hs descendants ever
came TO The country sfer l744 but remained 10 France
esim died between The years 1855 and 1888 su6iecs OF
the King OF France The grand children OF Rensult the
yss, s9? and 1882, 80 that there descent cast du
ring The Spanish Government and since the passage OF the
oct adopting The common law 10 Missouri.
9ae defe ndant pleaded title under the United states
and advanced FIVE points sgsintl the suciepcy Of the
pls,nfs tile, which ali decided by the Cour to DO
The plaintiffs ccn,ended that their rights preserves
10 bsm by force Of The treaties between the Uned States
and France 10 l778, and The convention Of 1900.
fke Court Instructed the Jury as follows
The Courts Of opinion he Of Rsneuh unadsd by
survey the French Spanish ed sps,s
public domain That from ts
certainty ~ osisd not there grant for any srschsd
and therefore does sute lhs auths 70 the oc IN
That Rsnsut lsi the lands returned 10 Ffancs ~hod
any sEsn clam, occupy the sAms Il
of The aud h grant, valid when made would
be los' BY such abaudJnmsnt
ababdon the grant ,d 60 ther sneesto
BY rsqashg all intention Of ever claiming, occupying or osos
he
That Of Rnau coulS not tSe these srds descent
Sufms stsnce OF The Spanish Goveumsn lOusaus tnV
the descent esdt al The time OF deert
q France. aud were sub ects OF France
after adoption OF the Common Law The Territory
1916 u France reg farcs could take oy
de- the aossto casting the dsscsn being al the tine
ofFNbcs ano there rssdTg
The Jury found the defendant guilty OF The
complained Of thsl RpnAu had abandoned the lsnds and
that HE heirs also abandoned Upon this verdict the Court
efd cred judgment 10 be entered up for defendant
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NATIONALACAD OF DESIGN.
N-The Twenty. SIKH Annual Exhibition Of tho Acsos
my open be puac a. their Galleries 663 Broad.
way, opposite Bond-sL, from AN undl 10 n Admit.
lance Is cents seas0n tickets 50 cenls catalogues c
sy order OF the Council J n. sHEGO0UE,
aZ38Wt Corresponding secrsIary N. A
New-York daily tribune., 1851-05-14

nsIArUKE AL~ASAc..---.rHIs DAY
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convention Well, who does not say thisi Do not
Seward and Wade, Chase and Hale, Giddngs and Mann
and Palfrey say this Do not the South Carolina seces
sionss say this! DO moi one and all profess TO stand on
this grounds What detinitsnsss. then, is there here
What the country desires 10 know is. what is The party
who the politicians that regard the adjustment meas
ures as means OF cdrryg ota the extTadton clause OF
the constitution. and as setting The slave queshon-who
are opposed 10 political agitation by working Tor their re-
peal What the country desires 10 know is. who are The
demag ogues that TO carry their village. will consent to re-
open the questions which The wisdom OF the wisest states
men-such Cass and Webster. Douglas and Clay, and
their compeers-u settle This is the question
comes 10 this point last Those who in The
ventioa any pledge 10 sustain these measuresto rown
down slavery astalonlo go Tor The 0hois eounrywili
see what is there The national portion succumbed
10 the Seward men--he coalition was triumph
But there is in the address and resolutions FULL, EN-
TIRE, HEARTY ENDORSEMENT OF THE NEW YORK PLAT
FORM LII work do H. this platform framed to
agaale on the Seward architects drew its plan-he
Sc ward agators made its framework is full OF vague
generalties about the Unon, and is remarkable Tor the
manner in which Guoids the great questions OF the
day Hence, gh,g un,on presses do not hesitate TO
term it or SUBTERFUGE and a SNARE--such as
HONEST MEN CANNOT STAND on Now. this document
is expressly referred in the address judcous pa
per" s'ReeIrng this document 0J- expressing OUR
VIEWS OF NATIONAL POLITICS." the words OF the adj
dress And the sixth resolve again "hearty concufs in
the New York basis % Such is the endorsement OF the
wing party OF Massachusetts, OF the coalition plan OF New
York. Slch is their national pledge.
This better than labored argument, announces their
title to be called national party. We shall look with
no little interest to how this Is received by The wings
elsewhere With such action and such PLATFORM this
convention is in pretty line OF business when as
coalition physician, heal thy sef" There is much
of coalition here in Massachusetts, there was last
winter the State-hopseas there was at the last ar
rangement at New York-as there can be anywhere.
The Seward portion of the wing party have had il
all their own way In the arrangement everything seemed
be lost sight OF but the State spolls and what title
the Massachusetts wings have, after endorsing the Sew
ard platform to themselves up the exclusive guard
ans of the Union, it is difficult TO see.
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From the Boston Post, Sept 10.
The Nationality Of he Massaehusetts Whtgs.

The wings of Massachusetts now stand before the
country with their whole claim TO The title OF national
wings. They have met in convention; and in view OF
what has here this Sale which has done It's full
share of labor nursing up sectional sentment-tn
view OF what Is now in South Carolina Mississippi and
the South, where all Union men athrm that they can
stand only the and pledge that the compro
mise shall be sustained, and political slavery
acllon shall make no further noads on themn view Of
what tn best interests OF the country demandthe
venllOn has up It's platform. Aud what is it, How
does stand 10 these vital measures How does II
rebuke agitation OF The slavery question How does it
the Union men as to the permanence OF the
ment measuresi We put these questions home to the
luons answer Let them be searched ani then let the
Judgment be passed whether This language not rather
used 10 coaeeat thought Than to express u.
In the hrs place. what u even the endorsement of the
wing administration Why, the convention had not
pluck enough 10 do this, except hall-and. halt
OF way. Look at the beginning OF their resolve
backing up MIR Fillmore and Mr.. Webster: Resofped
That The tohigs of Massachusetts cordially support e ma
honai administration IN ALL ITS JUST AND PA rRt-
ORC MEASURES" III Well, who could not say as
much Who would not support measures that were Just
and potriote2 But the question is, Was the signature OF
the compromise measures just aud potrtoftc2 Was the
advocacy OF the fugye-save law just and patriotic Z
Were the letters OF Daniel Webster which elevated the
support OF these compromise measures above and beyond
all other measures just and patriotic All this
up and must be answered VIM, H. Seward will go this
resolve without finch of muscle and he will say they
were NOT Just and patriotic But he say that he APP
proves oi measures he deems "just and patriotic"
whether passed and supported by wbig administration
or by democratic one Who does not see that this is bur
so much CANNON 1t amounts to jus. nothing.
And the evasion is all through How doesthe
address endorse these measuresl Here s W lew words
"THs wings or MASSACHUSETTS STAND UPON TIA
CONSTITUTION, AND THAT ALoss."
That's the whole OF the patriotic pledge OF this patriotic
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FURNITURE DRY GOODS.

FURNITURE DRY GOODs.-Ihe following described soos
found tine best, newest style, and
their class
French cashmere piano and table covers match
will be sold by the set single be desired all
daons, bouquets and weath OF flowers which appear A
natural flowers.
sol ct laine table in Damascus Oriental wea
These goods unique and elegant than anything Of
ever seen In this counuy before.
Damask lame piano and table match.
Embossed cloth do do
Also stand covers match.
French thread udies chairs,
Of do, toilets cake fruit baskets
Double sa,n damask table cloths, in from lo by lo4 u
by sD aud oveTays match For
ton Of these goods the manufacture was awarded two medals nc
SMILES OF which may be seen with the goods
u damask tea nspkius-very cheap.
style damask curtain maerals-a
teria and very cheap with gmps and side loops match
ch window cursin cornices OF which 10 and
inches wide, with centres side bands match
rich gilt aeh.s for suspending dape French bed
steads, with bolts and matchnew goods
general assortment OF Whitney, Edinburgh and Mackniw
banset, all nband bound, mapped both Sides and low
priced.
bales gray twed blankets for very heavy and
vceabe article which the attention Of farmers and SIN
vted. They will be sold prices which viii be object them
Also Of Flemish, Scotch, IRISH and Egh
table chamber linens, and all ARTICLES nnv dry
goods line which required for comfort and conyssns
OF housekespers all OF which sel The nvn
CLAGETT n DODsoN,
Sept o-dawif door Of the Of 9h
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A CARD TO THE PUBLIC.-A pano-forte association ~
II been formed which guarantees subscriber supsno
piano. dollars upon the nav
three hundred dollars in monthly 6ss
dollars Persons DESTROYS of becoming pss
stationery Of VIM. r. Bayly,
th and 2h streets, where they obtain cory
arcles agreement" and al necessary information rs
ting thereto.
L. N sTRATToN
J. B. WOODRUFF,
Sep l0-eo3tf Mansgen
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EDWARD X. COLLINS,
No. Sc Wall street, N. Y
BROWN, SHIPLEY, Co,
Liverpool
T.. G. ROBERTS, CO.,
10 Kings Arms Yard, London.
l.. DRAPER, jr.,
Sept 5-dy 8 Boulevard, Montmartre Paris.
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Paci steannsh Conn any.-rhe only Ihro IA n
California and Oregon.
1~n~~. The public informed that under the
MtSAtsn rangements this company, inspected
ZE1E1tT ana approved by the Navy Department, and
United States mails, o say
18th
ac.den, Acapulco
Diego, following belonging
Mail steamship Company, which will be
in port nj each end IL the Pacific: