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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-05-08
Escape and Capture of IA Fugitive.

DOsIUNi MViuty, Way = IoOV'
Some excitement was created on board the steamer
S. X. SpauldiDg early on Sunday morning, while ON
the passage from Charleston with the Massachusetts
delegation, by fugitive slave crawling from the coal
hunks in search Of food and water He gave his name
as William Cracker and declared he was free negro;
but the circumstances would not admit the truth Of
that statement. Capt. Howes altered the course OF
the Spauldng, and intercepted the steamer BenIahn
Deford which left Boston Saturday afternoon Tor
Baltimore. when William was transferred to the De
ford and consigned to the parties missing him. Inc
Democracy Of the Spaulding could not help admlrns
The ingenuity and npudence Of the fugitive IN selecting
their special steamer as hi transport TO liberty.
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dom With which they moving their stocks THY should
enter the market with the coming week there every ld
cation OF speedy business from the country. 80
Prices rule steady, and win likely keep no speculative
movements sppcsr probable and operators meeting the mar
net Rom stocks already hand Few secnatons have
duuP the pest week.
Go6ts Shoes dull Candle, active for consumption
Coffee quiet and little doing Rice hrm Caroins, az Cord
age very dull DiyGoods ruhr more active with asst
Maskerpl o q hit No New Cod $50 So SOL Old. pnssss-
bei Lumber moving steadily as last quoted Mai Liquors were
hm with upwad tendency Moasses and Syrups We're a
changed.
Nails hea,y at dc Naval Store. inactive Oils very qv,s.
Provisions Of Pork aud Bacon 'sher easier terms Tor
buyers unchanged Hams lind sale Butter sales very
slow at c for the best Lard rather weaker and dull Sugar
foreign fair request by the trspe domestic do quiet and
6nn Small Of crushed selling lCc large opera
tors stil holding without sale.
Brandes nseve Domestic Liquors all looking up Alcohol
scc; Brandy, 47ldec Pure Spirits, 47lei Willy 80
proyeinen,. In Wines nothing doing o. moment
LATER.
n asF , E. ANg5il . o. :, 1850
Sonors with 1915 passengers from Newioh April 5; all we'll
ne s1l i srSns s, dacIne En- priee. and an
sueidn ri" I secs 6b cia.Ged fndsIed Loaf
erBge Of he; ] 800 do Eastern Crushed, l2lalSc.
The PONY Express, with 1t. Joseph dates to the
2Oth, arrived at Carson City at 80 p. IN. to-day.
strong effort has been made in the Legislature to
extend the session, hut the requisite twOhrd5 vote
could moi be obtained.
Oregon dates are received to the 2lst. G. X Othel
las been nominated as the Democratic candidate to
Congress bv a Convention held al Eugene City.
The Convention failed to nominate candidates for
Presidential electors.
British Columbia advices are to the Oath.
Fraser River mining news continued favorable
COMMA, Mexico, April 4, 1860
We have lately had another change in toe Govern
ment.
ON the 9th of March. the Conservaors. hearing of
the near and rapid approach Of about 5000 Liberals
from Zapotlan which they bad taken, and completely
routed Gen. Valdez with the loss of over ,OOJ men
and arms suddenly left the city retreatng for Guada-
lava. The Liberals entered the city on the 2Sh 2yth
ard 30th of March, Perfect order prevailed.
The Liberals have nearly all left in pursuit OF
the rctreaing Mochas and marching upon Guadala
iara which, in connection with forces from Mazsttan
they confidently expect to take within a month. A
courier reached here yesterday from Vera Cruz with
dispatches for the Government.
bulletin was Immediately issued informing the
public of the unsuccessful attack of Miramon on Vera
Cruz. His loss was stated TO be great. He besieged
the place for six days and finally lost all his artillery
eighty pieces, and the greater part Of his army. In
the evening Colma was illuminated The prospect Of
peace being coon established is frightening.
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The Union Convention.

BALTIMORE, Monday, May 7, 1860.
Owing to the limited number of arrivals of dele
gates to the Union Convention, nothing can be
predicted of its action.
Messrs. Mclean and Houston will be strongly
supported. 1t is now probable that one of them
will be nominated.
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MARINE AFFdIRS.

ARRIVAL OF THE HARRIET LANE.
The United States revenue cutter Harriet Lane,
Cant. John Faunce arrived at this port yesterday
morning. The following is a list of her officers:
Captain John Faunce Le,tersnts Ge9Ise r slIc9i d.
Son.ate n Ir'Sf' oG1irs D. pei ns enca pu,r
Plot W iisn A. Booth.
Loss OF THE BRIG ExALL.
Capt Christie, of ale schooner Alexander, arrived
yesterday from Jacme reports:
On the 10Th u in lat. 81 90. Ion. 7i' 16", i'll Il
heavy gale from the eastward while setting storm try
rail we shipped heavy sea, which swept decks OF
everything movable. AZ the came time Cornelius
Davidson. the steward, was washed overheard and
lost In the same gale lost our lbbOom and every
thing attached. Nav |, while lying 10 in the same
gale. in company with brig and schooner, at "a.
m made out the brig had signals Of distress flying set
the head Of the iib and ran down to her; fell IN with
her boat and took from it Capt. Beading, the mate
and wife, and seven seanen, OF the brig Alfred EXal,
of Philadelphia for Savannah. May 4, schooner
Machless, hence, bound south, with boat and all her
head gear gone.
NAVAL INTELLIGENCE.
The new steam sloop-of-war Dakota, now fitting
out at Norfolk, Na was put i'll commission on the LIST
inst. She is beautiful little vessel and very fast
sailer, making sixteen knots under steam and twelve
knots under sail alone Her armament consists of four
Dahlgren she guns and two l2pound boat-howitzers.
Her crew will number about 40 men, all told and
her destination will be the coast of Brazil
The new steamer Pawnee, heretofore mentioned,
will be ready for sea in day two. The new
steamer Seminole will also be ready about the same
time, and will sail for Norfolk on trial trip.
The L. :. steam frigate Niagara will be ready for
sea by the 10Th ult, and will sail forthwith for Pani-
ma, via Cape Horn. The following officers have been
ordered 10 the Niagara; Capt. W. w. Mexican, re-
Gently detached from the Naval Asylum at Phladel-
pha; Chief-Engineer, William =. Williamson, recent
ly detached from the Norfolk Navy-Yardi and First
Lieutenant and Executive Officer Isaac N. Brown.
There about 800 men employedin the Philadelphia
Navy-Yard at present.
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Fire I'm Philadelphia.

PHILADELPHIA, MONDAY, May I, lsJu
b. ID. Stetsons Tattersall stables on Filbert street
below Fourteenth were entirely destroyed by fire this
afternoon. Twenty-eight horses Were burned, one
valued at 81 800 and another at 81 000al of valuable
stock. The adjoining buildings were also partially
burned. Loss, s25, 000 Insurance, $4,000. The origin
of the fire was accidental.
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Of cOnes. to inerpose and psss such laws h,l give to
70 other kinds Of property.
That there might be mistake, he would say iilN
he would support any opponent OF Sqns,1er o.,
ereignty if Mississippi alone WAS with him. iu, II no
lef the old Democratic ship, he would not GO 70 ~"
in cock-boat. lie was always opposed 10 Sq1a,'o'
Sovereignty and no one knew il better thah 'ne oo'-
Tor from Illinois. -. e a.,
Mr.. CLINGMAN Dem, n. C) saii most " sne
speech of the Senator from Mississippi met MS ap-
Troval. He could not however admll lnat .nele was
no middle ground between non-n'efVeh'ion anu tile
power of Congress over the Territories When MT
Cass asertrd the doctrine OF non-lnterventlon such
men as Daniel s Dickinson and John {. Calhoun in
dorsed il, He read long extract from one of Mr..
falhoun's sreeehes to sustain this assertion. That
,loctrine gained ground till 1850, when it became
mari of 0fhe public law BY the votes of the
South. He regarded II as a compromise between the
sections which ought to be observed lie read the
las clause Of the Kansas Nebraska act 10 show that
Congress intended 10 abrogate all power to establish
protect prohibit Slavery in Territory, which prin
cpe of nonntcrventon was reasserted in the Cnciu-
natl platform. There is where the party stood now.
Ii was compromise between the North and the South
and should be respected. Admitting that the Supreme
Conrt had in the bred Scott decision asceraned the
power of Congress to protect Slavery in the Terri
tories there any occasion TO exercise this power
None at all. No necessity existed to break the COM
promise.
Without concluding the Senate adjourned.
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democratic Demonstration.

ULENELAND, MOnday, May Z, IoW
On the arrival of the train from Pittsburgh to-day,
containing a crowd of returning delegates to the
Charleston Convention, the Democracy of Cleveland
gave them salute of l53 guns.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-05-08

FIRES IN The WooDs.--A destructive tre Is raSir q
in the forests the line between New-f"rk aud a.
saehusetts north and east of Albany. Many hnnd feds
of of land have been swept over Some Of tho
localities are Berkshire County, between Wind or and
Cheshire, Dalton North Adams, and Chrksb arah all
in Massachusetts, near the New-iork hne.
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Illinois Politics.

CHICAGO, Monday, May Z, I6bU.
VIM Kellogg was to-day nominated for reelection
to Congress- by the Republican Convention of the IVth
Congressional District of this State The Democracy
of this city fired l53 guns this evening in honor o the
vote received by Mr.. Douglas at the Charleston Con-
yeufion
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-05-08

The PRIScE or WALEs.-We have official infor-
nation from Canada that the Prince Of Wales will not
leave England before the middle Of july and that he
will not arrive in this country till about the LIST OF
August. The rumors floating about concerning his i'm
mediate arrival are worthless.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-05-08

PROFESSOR BrsHs LisRARY.-The Library " tho
late Prof. George Bush was sold hast evening By
Bangs, Merwn & Co.. AT their new saesrooxs IN tia
Irving Buildings. The books We're mainly theology
cal, biblical pathological Ind exego,leai, and they
brought fair prices
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Damage 10 the WelIand Canal.

81. GATHERINGS, G. W, Monday, May I, IS6U.
A lock in the Welland Canal at Allansburg was
broken through by the propeller Buckeye State this
morning and navigation will be stopped for three or
four days.
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Accident.

CHIPPEWA, G. W., Monday, May :, 1860.
son of the late DR.. Macklen, and nephew OF Thos
C. Street fell into the river yesterday and was carried
over Niagara Falls.
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Return of Massachusetts Delegates.

BOSTON, Monday, Nay Z, I8bU.
The steamer s. r. Spauding, with the Massachusetts
delegation from Charleston arrived at two O'Clock this
morning.
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Death of Samuel BcardsIey.

UIICA, MOhuaVl May = IohU
The Hon. Samuel Beardsley died in this city last
night. He bad been a member Of Congress four terms,
Judge of the Supreme Court, and had filled other inn
porant stations He bad for 40 years been prominent
az lawyer and politician.
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Fire i'm South Boston.

BOSTON, Monday, May Z, IStD.
The fire in South Boston Yesterday destroyed the
chemical works of Hodges q Silbee. Loss, $1,000;
insured for 49, coo.
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RKooKlyN CRY CouRr CALESDAB, Iay 2--No.-
g. IT, W ~, 81, ~ - ~ sa Do. e. ~ - 90 81 ". - a.
n, n.
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st. JOskPH, Monday, May Z, 1860.
The Pony Express arrived here last night i'll the time
of days hours, and made the last 100 miles III 81
hnnr
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lumber.

CSWFFVFNe
/ UMBER, SLAVES, SHOCKS, &c-50, 900 it.
- and 54 Hemock Fencing 900 feet Hemlock Tois
Ash Cherry and Poplar Plank and Oak Cherry and Poplar
Scann 100000 white and red Oak Staves 10000 Sugarand
MoasSes Shocks 2OO0 shaved hhd Hoops 100000 shaved
Flour Dbl Hoops, Bill stuff cut TO order.
For sale by WIN. s. CROSS,
ap26f East Falls and Eastern Avenues
I UMBER, SHINGLES,
IL HEMLOCE RAILS ETC
Just landed and for sale at our wharf
l50,010 No. l ri SHINGLES.
100000 Heart and Sap
10000 feet Al and 81 HemIock FENCING.
large lot OF Oak and Ash Timber for Wheelwr lights and
others Ao every variety OF Building Maeria all of which
we offer st lowest market rates.
CARSON, ZIMMERMAN & CO.,
West side Of Union Dock,
ap7tf adjoining Norfolk Steamboat wharf
100 600 FEET WALNUT LUMBER
OO.OOOA choice lot of 81 and inch Boards
Also Plank from IL inches to inches, with all kinds Of
Hard W food Lumber. JOS. THOMAS x son,
fe2S-tf corner Park and Clay sIreefs
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BY ADREON d co.
HNPVSTFE;S SALE


VALUABLE LOTS
ON LEAD ENlIALL AN I'D CROSS STREETS
By virtue Of decree of the uperior Court of Baltimore
city in the Of Oliver c. Patterson ard others against
\. T. Dushanc, Executor, and others the undersigned
Trustee will sell at auction at thu Exchange SaesruomS,
il the city OF Baltimore, THURSDAY, the 18th day Of
May, 1900 at I o'clock, p. NJ
ALL These LOTS OF GROUND situated in the city Of
Baltimore, as numbered and laid down a plat of the
premises, as surveyed and plated by Owen Bouldn,
LOT No. AT the northwest corner # Leadenhall
Gross streets fronting Is feet Cross street. extending
back, of even width, IS feet.
LOTS Nos TO II, MISUNDERSTANDING the north side
OF Cross street. adjoining in the
scrbed and each of said lots being feet and &c feet
in depth.
LOIS Nos II to Is misunderstanding on the west side
of eadenha street, between Cross and Hamburg streets
each having front of II feet Leedenha street, and
depth OF 100 feet.
LOTS Nos lG to 10 the rear of
and having an even depth of 50 feet.
The terms of sale prescribed by the decree One
third cash onethird in three and onethd in six months
with interest from the day Of sale the credit payments
Trustee
plat of the property win be exhibited at the time and
place sale till which time be the Office Of
the Trustee, No. Law Buildings, st. Paul street.
The title is unquestonahle and the taxes will be appor
toned to the day of sale
HENRY STOCKBRIDGE, Trustee
apps eo&fs ADREON IL CO, Auct'rs.
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BLANK BUUK, PAPER AND
stationery WAREHOUSE,
SAMUEL z. TURNER
No. SOUTH CHARLES STREET,
HAS ON HAND A VERY SUPERIOR AS
i Il S0RTMENT OF PAPER, STATIONERY and BLANK
ACCOUNT BOOKS Among his stock will be found WRI-
TING and LETTER PAPERS, both domestic and foreign Of
all the most approved manufacturers
NOTE PAPERS, Ruled and Plain, in great variety.
ENVELOPES of all kinds
STATIONERY Of every description for Office and
use, viz: STEEL PENS, PEN HOLDERS, SEALING WAX,
WATERS, LEAD and SLATE PENCILS, INK STANDS,
&c, &c
INK, Writing and Copying of all The best makers LET
TER COPYING PRESSES, PORTFOLIOS, PORTE MON
NAIES, &c, &c.
Also a large assortment of WRAPPING PAPER
PLAYING CARDS, PRINTERS do, 81 &c, all at low
prices.
COUNTRY MERCHANTS will do well to fs22tf
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Manufactured by
HENRY C. SPALDING & CO.,
As CEDAR STREET, New YORK.
Address Post Office Box No. 5000
Annexed is Alphabetical List OF Articles which, if do
maged may he restored to their original strength and
funess by
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go sTAUNCH BRIG, 1C0QUETTE,"
OF
VALUABLE REAL ESTATE
GILM0R, MOUNT, STRICKER, COOK AND LORMAN
STREETS,
PUBLIC AU CTION


PUBLIC AUCTION
TRUSTEES SALE.
BY virtue of decree of the Superior Court of Baltimore
cX sitting Court of Equity, the undersigned Trustee
MIL sell at public sale the premises, TUESDAY Az
BUILDING LOTS: e
- ON GILMOR STREET.
As LOfS-Each 25X57 feet alley 20 feet wide being
the entire sections the sides street.
between Winchester Cook and Lorman streets
MOUNT STREET.
% L0TS-Each 25x57 feet to an alley % feet wide on the
east side of Mount street. and within the boundaries of the
above named streets - "
STRICK FIR STREET.
% LoTS-Each 25X57 feet alley 20 feet wide on the
named streets ~ o'N
NOIlCE-Tis property is deserving the especial atten-
non or capitalists Title indiSput1ble For further infOr
nation and to view the plat apply the Trustee or Auc
cash balance in and six months
with interest," and security to be approved by Trustee
HENRY C. WYSHAM, Trustee.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. +. W. BENNETT Il co,
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OLDEST ESTABLISHED STAND
~ IN THE CITY
No 10 NORTH GAY STREET,
MANUFA CTURER OF
SII4V Err WARE AND FINE GOLD JEWELRY,
AND DEALER IN
YER PLATED WARE,
AND FANCY ARTICLES GENERALLY
Has beautiful assortment of New Styles and Pat
Rich ewery and Silver Ware suitable fer presents
embracing variety Of Set and Plain Gold BR0OCHES
Mosaic. Carbunkle Coral PEARL Lava Cameo Etruscan,
EAR RINGS; BRACELETS; FINGER RINGS, set with
Diamond, Ruby, Emerald Pearl, Opal, &c. Ladies' GOLD
CHAINS; Vest and Guard Chains; Miniature LOCK ETS:
Gold Thmbes Cuff Buttons and Pins; signet Chased and
Plain Gold Rings Pencil and Pens; Sleeve BUTTONS and
STUDS Gold and Jet Crosses; Jet Bracelets Pins and Ear
Rings Hair Jewelry of beautiful designs &c
Also a complete assortment of Best Quality Heavy Silver
Plated TEA SETS Walters, Ice Pitchers Cake Baskets,
Fruit Butter and Salt Stands Casters Candle Sticks Pearl
Handle Dessert Knives, Spoons, Forks, Ladies' FANCY
ARTICLES, &C. which will be sold the most reasonable
ooO
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fnr Sill.

CIV C~'NAlS
TWO HANDSOME MARBLE-BED
Billiard Tables
FOR SALE.
For private sale, TWO superior BILLIARD TABLES
one OF which was made by Phelan, other by Renia
NM They are in perfect ORDER with all the apparatus &c
Apply to SAML. II. COVER, Auctioneer,
lhhlZtS 81 Baltimore street.
EN1RE APPARATUS FOR SALE
z One new four wheel HOSE CARRIAGE polished me-
tai work Also, two second hand EUCTIONS, in first
order. Apply to JOHN RODGERS Il son,
-. Fire Engine Builders
nI-lI NOiS n High stree
NOR SALE-A to lO-horse Steam Engine;
A also MACHINES for splitting and dressing hoops with
Shopflght Ihey have been tried here and work WE'LL
Also small lot Of beer and and 10 gallon kegs Enquire
oil W =. CROSS,
mh2D-f Corner of East Falls and Eastern Avenue.
MULCH COWS,
4VA Cows and Calves for sale by
g. W. MORLTNG Il son,
mh9u l45 Pratt street
Tn FOR SALE.-A fine stylish thorough
- bred Bay MARE fast and gentle, years old Sold
Tor no fault The owner having further her Also,
WAGON and HARNESS. Apply at THIS OFFICE ap-I9tf
IS4S> BLACK HAWK STALLION, belonging
- to Holltns McKm, is offered for sale Apply at
Stable No. l2l PARK STREET corner Of Centre street
apI4-eOtf
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2nbIft Sales.
Ii sTs tbs CAN MON.
T B. CANNON.

T B. CANNON,
0s GENERAL AUCTIONEER
No los WEST FAYETTE STREET,
Between Charles and Liberty streets
Having taken the Office undermy dwelling, No los Fay
cite street. will be pleased to my friends and all those
who may have business in my line shall give especial
attention to all sales which may be entrusted to
and Will personally attend to the arrangement and selling
OF Furniture of families declining housekeeping. Also
Trustee and other Sales of Houses Lots, Farms, &c, at the
Exchange or on the premises.
J. B. CANNON, Auctioneer,
mh2t IF Office, los West Fayette street.
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SurMnurt.

@ W. GREENWOOD & CO.'S
lSlI CLAIR AND FURNITURE WAREROOMS,
lT Nos. 9S AND 100 BALTIMORE STREET BALTIMORE
- MANUFACTUR AND WHOLESALE DEALERS
constantly on hand and direct from Factory great
variety Of CHAIRS manufactured of Maup OAK Walnut
and Mahogany Cane Seat and Buck Rush and
Chairs, painted unpanted knockdown or drove mn in
bundles or boxes for shipping ~
Once Chairs Cane and Wood SctteeS Caneseat
Seat, - Boston Rockers
ROCKING Chairs, Cane Seatand Spanish Chairs and Suits
PACK Cottage Sets ard Chamber
Library Chalrs, Cane seat and Furniture,
So sack. Bureaus,
Iete Ietes Caneseat ndrole Tables and WaShstands
Back, Extension Tables, &c.
Lounges, Cane-Seat and Back.
We cordially invite our former patrons and all others in
the trade to give us a call.
REFERENCE-RObinson, Lord K CO. Duer Norris &
Co, 5. 5. Stevens It Sons
W. GREEN WOOD Il CO.,
800 Nos 9S and loo Baltimore street,
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9aptr YanqilQ alt0 apbOIsterp
.HEAP PAPER-HANGTNGS.

| A NHEAP PAPER-HANGINGS
~ GOLD SHADES,
~ - VENETIAN BLINDS
VIM. H. GRIFFITH,
No. l3 NORTH GAY STREET, Opposite Christ
Keeps constantly hand assortment the above
named articles all OF the latest STYLE which he prepared
to furnish on the most reasonable terms
PAPERHANGING
Done by careful workmen and all orersf9 work out of the
city promptly attended to.
~ BPaper Hangers sent to any part of the States of
pennsylvania, Virginia and Mary land when travelling eX
penses are prepaid for same iaI9 II
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Manufactured by

SPALDING'S PREPARED GLUE,
SOLD BY COUNTRY MERCHANTS GENERALLY.
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dmnstmfnts.
F>RONT STREET THEATRE. .,..
Il DOUBLE MINSTREL TROUPE.
CHANGE OF PROGRAMME NIGHTLY.


CHANGE OF PROGRAMME NIGHTLY.
PosITIvELY ONE WEEK ONLY, COMMENCING
MONDAY EVENING, May IN
SHoREY, CARLE, DUPREZ and GREEN'S far famed
% BarssSHa f p NsT 6 sRns agd
Great combnaon of talent and originality The largest
yokng and Irresistible Ethiopian Entertainmenis intro
ducng the greatest varieties Of New Songs Ballads Duets
Dances, Queer and Funny Sayings, offered to the
Grand Free Balcony Concert in the Theatre each
evening by the Brass Band.
The Gay Street Passenger Railway is completed and
the ears running within block from the Theatre,
making very convenient for those who from dis
Doors open at o clock; commencing ats
PRICES OF AdIassion-Famy Circle % cents Dress Circle
CHARLES II DUPREz,
HOLLIDAY STREET THEATRE.
KTNKEI,M CO, Lessees: JNo. T. FORD. Msaag.,
Produced with entirely and gorgeous Scenery
vv =, Designed and Executed by Charless. Getz
NEW DREssEsL AND
NED CORPS OF FEMALE MhT A AM4z SHsTN 10
SATURDAY, May AIN,
THE NAIA QUEEN
The Naiad Queen. W. c. Gladstane
To conclude with
B. B., OR THE BENECIA BOY ABROAD:
ss-Admssion-Prvate Boxes 49, Balcony, Dress Circle
and Parquette, 50 cents; Family Circle, % cents
No Extra charge for reserved seats
Doors open at 81 Perfol nance commences at1A
WILL SHORTLY CLOSE.
"THE HEART OF THE II I ANDEs a IN iiN'
ON VIEW AT THE ATHEN EUM,
ap3Otf From A. NJ. tilI9 NJ.
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o. TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE
Hss FEE SIMPLE PROPERTY ON BOND STREET
49, By virtue of decree Of the Circuit Court for BALI
more City, the UNDERSIGNED, rustec will offer for sale
the premises, MONDAY AFTERNOON, at O'Clock. 7.
NJ, the 1th day Of May, 1850.
ALL THAT GROUND IN BALTIMORE CITY, described as
follows, viz gnnin" for the the side Bond
street about los feet suuhely from the Of
Bond AID Lombard streets thence csterly at rghtangics
with Bond street lO2 feet; thence SOuthery parallel with
Bond street 6 feet thence westerly lrl feet to Bond street.
and thence notherv bounding Bond street l6 feet the
place Of hrSnning This ground is improved by story
months the credit payment be the satisfaction
of the Trustee. T. NLATGHIIN, Trustee
my5!S WILLIAM HAM LION. Auctioneer.