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New-York daily tribune., 1844-08-08

Ee-T To TraveIerS.-To gentlemen who desire useful
and the highly interesting book companion TO
their Travels. recommend Appleton Co.'S edition OF ID
lsraels ClrtDses of Literars IL Is peshaps taken TO-
yether interesting book wren- SW&Cu
New-York daily tribune., 1844-08-08

nc BOARDING.-Mrs. GJs:;, having opened the new
and commodous house &c Vesey the Asor House.
proers chnce of desirable transient
Boardes Cronn Showe-. and cold Baths free. The
very cen:ru Gue, and shady Terms moderate
au3 tits
New-York daily tribune., 1844-08-08

/. ns- GoxSELs MAGICAL PAIS EXTRACTOR is, by ever
4ny who acquainted with It's VIRTUES always p Ia
.r hou.es u> perfect coutfn from hntns
cns e,h bruises nnd wiil lie every The vital
ure uudr,nyed and heal without \" one cat
s, tbl, sive t ans ache airing without bens
eilshi-i with effects. i o be found genuine ony al u
luuftIinu street.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-08-08

cOTfRT OF SESSIONS. Before the REcoR DER and Al
derpen DRAKE and BUNTISo-lATuEw C.PArrERsoS.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-08-08

u The raising of hickory pole in this City
was formerly TN event celebrated by the Loc"
Foco party in the attendance OF thousands. on
Monday pole. of no ordinary dimensloDs' was
brought in to be raised opposite the vic,uahng
cellar of Charles Quin, near The Centre Market
So little interest was manifested IN the matter
ina, 20, more than dozen or SO of persons were
present. Albany Daily Adv.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-08-08

G The DAILY TRIBUNE served OF sn early houi IN an'
part OF th, City or Brooklyn at NINE CENTS per week paya
BILE TO the Carrier those who prefer IT, at the same nte
Tor rsI months payable n; the office IN udsance
Persons wishing TO be served will please send in ho name;
through the Post QHiee OF otherwise
New-York daily tribune., 1844-08-08

90 no Agent for this paper in Hartford j, R. G.
HUNTINGTON,
New-York daily tribune., 1844-08-08

The following are the principal articles shipped
81 Cnno mn ha
New-York daily tribune., 1844-08-08

TIE PILEs-Ths dstressin: complaint which attacks so
many beth old young If not checked in avages. not
unrequenty terminates fatally unless the patient submits TO
painful and dangerous operation. rs the attack Is
l, TO lie Hays Lnment shnnd be used md 1t
in mind there scarcely but what or later
troubled with this complaint. 1t certain consequence OF
our mode high living, and should neglect guard
against them when my unensness felt about the paris
Hundreds city have been cured by this remedy Sold
by COmstock & Go. No. Il CouIandt street. Price 81 per
bue and warranted the money viii be
refunded
New-York daily tribune., 1844-08-08

Ship Adelaide for Havana; brs Exact for Savannah al
others.
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II A M l. T ON HOUS E,
at THE N.fRROWS, LONG ISLAND.

TUE SUbsC RIB having ieased t,f Geo,ge tie,stou
~ hi spl udi esta"shmfnt @hch viii b. op- ell
th oh o Msy instant bee i-ye respectfully 10 cal ate oa
| 10 it, perioT idy tnisges.
The II situated the N rows Fo Hamilton L.
eight NILS fr m the civ of Vtr
NINA iag prosDeet Of the Ocean the Bty, Srn ,apd
I'll" toUitcstions The of the Uarhof
winding he CHI aud agr be direhei portion OF the plea
sant Of Long Island.
Tote nvaiid seek comfort aud epose par les of plea
sure ~ hfg ite anus mrrts we'll the
OF bu ~h wshs his uiiy rnjpy he Nenents
couotrg air brez. he iuHsry Of bshing while he
mpe ed to nd burue the ty--t few 9th.
er PLACES, u any. p0ssrssiig tDe SAM viutasss
~. mDoais stages VII pg iv each
COT III hooos starting due notice viii b. V en- ),,
stages after b'eskfs be he cy eio,e nine IN
he mynng ate to ther business and
with thr,' fau is
The Hotel adap the pu for which IL was de-
sgaed and asst has irovsd ars IN
,rgeL The Diving Rooms Pi ~ Readi X ons Bill r.
aud lowing ,onns are Al acous aud well arranged forsa
aud u nishei Appropriate style Fyerv attention
shall spaid % render the Sea Bathing all that the mos CAS-
tdious cNuld desire.
There will be attached the House Band OF Mus,c and
Balls will Votuo ,Iendd le,nd in fact every other
emet that will tend TO atty ladies and
who andy p,ronize this esab shment
person. (fhidien aud half according the
and SITUATION Of the and the ieng Of time which they
occupied.
Eo the liberal and distinguished patronage which wa, be-
slowed upon IN. Mlnte Pav on" Il r. ckawsy The Nv
tha ts suhscr,se of its propreto as we'll
for the generous p,onage hestov on var,nus ohe
brgg leavc his grrt fu tnowled emrns With p
ncwed ious T. ~, ne h. trusts he shall g
orue Hamilton House" the apr, 9a''9l ~ ?, il, guests
Forme, ly of the wAvtnLy Housr, Jew York
". b. The sQIndd iote lWadAw muck iiouse) at Stoa
nrtcs G win con inue 70 be coadueyed b my or par
Astor Hone New York., will be promptly attended TO-
my II 3tawis2wrc
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, %:sa .s s.Is ri 81
Ei' h e. ' I'd fsd aS Sa sssl ah sss rslo h
Ss S ,9 s chs Se FOR New
Fsaov gun Phaa Hpis % stsiusy DO Nf0'
aD'. New ks; sssiS
Htwron1 April assd Nautilus, Dyer. Phil.d; i7th Bat
:, f$sT.neuy% Nay I-sld Quebec. Hebard. NYorl; April
= is s april T ssAu M.thda C.d.rbeg York
WE. AZ oss: iFs'' s sH.'n
,a fss"s Ati ', % rGs to ~ ss:t
S 'Iis@ h ii ss II fs
ath Yer Hives. ae,toa. BIN Fry, sew o.
Re" iis,h Ann sailed for N'''A d'
Ho1b;sd, alssr; Wkitwe Grange Watson, Sunderland;
f Pose ETH; Nay slp qrapu for Nna,sp
um@ss WSasy fh So. .ney & Ts
DO; Force for tmore; Oneko. Kelly, NYork next day;
TnAnnsUs1E April is "" NEG Leslie chalsoa
Lake Ports
s Ma .y au1Us 'V r%i ca
EN- 5o!1 S. ic Gig An"'
Gfr Bay Troy Ny c
Lyon. DO; Marvin, st Jos-rhs; fnma, Asht,bua.
Home Ports.
BELFAST, May l0-Arr. Leader, York
n b sac. 49, MAY ,'a JSh2 Crosby Meh.w NYO
PGnI.ATP May corS,, TNTes.sS, Richmond: su
cusa '' ar H My JAM D.s
PesI.nourn, May H-Beiow, Plato, Bishop. HhOwsl
,o RoToT Ny "a n. Trsa,Gs Manson LypSo o,
ibout 80 tons zone decks even in the water Coard
bow stow a painted green %e with long Old f,.honed
~ large GrGwler UlmeT Mobile Emerald Poland
ne% s 9s c'E s:. b, By
ss p". G. ss cd yspes" a.d hass
hooi, Nassau, Mp. Arr 18th, Steamship Bu,aana. Hewitt
sew prpr HD My ,S-Au, Ellen Rodman' sheprsrd.
p"ovloEscr. May isAam Rich Rp.h NicLersou phade
Thl iGn snh e. Friends Pcken' cheryhed' James
ss Myc sA'' H R'HGt.e% s~ s9
s .s Sy.s ssss Nj .s
Ss s;ai1s a%s HI Iusrs liza Fsa usa%,a
f@' 'a Ss. T sis
ris w A1' Ea;yoMs Msher
;s9 de Cp r, cYE9e Kenny Bo't9%; Go.es K,ah,n
rrckson, %; Model somers Newark, NJ; Dolphin Lamb
,d NoR 81 Nav h ,m'I m'wptoY Ro-d.w Tar
of s " Hooa I'm ito by sch!
md sp ! f,r.-'oe.saIl.nt sal
:" icHMoND, way '6-AT Deborah rs mers Powell New
Yo k; Ne ha &C. Sboddard, Boston, Daoel Webster Deme
Res, and I9,iek Aeks NYeL Rosetta soIr', Ny
wmW Wyer Portland; ssnl Abb'r Bogan NYok
CHARLEsToN. Nav i5-Cld Lady Ii ford. trr) scott Ii
Ba kmsn. N.w Work. ioatio OBJ Tiff Liverpool; Green
y M; Hvc S EaDe' arr Berry aud Emi
SAVANNAH. May h-Ar l. BALDWIN, Thomp.o, NewYork
Orbit Gilman. HavAna-Cld Sco md Mills Liverpcol; Fl
Whitney, Conn do Gumb,,a, d, Bruce, do; Cno', Maui.
f.d; 1eaz.r tdder Portland; sid Washington, [Br1 VIII
XII . asa Me .v fi9fi ;. vs o., p,o,,
by and Washnston- Be- Lyerpoo fspelaa sproaI
Studa r,well Boston; Mobile. Williams NYork-Ar
F,lco er Upon NY k
Nkw ORLEANS Nay loCId Leo,idas jordan. H,rr,; |,
trend, Wilson Hull! Lawreh' Smith Gluglw Ocean
Creighton Msr:ees; Georgi.ua, Mcclellan, AMI 81 Gforg.
Log B1,.to.; Lewellyn Dewey M'tgor,is; Ne Jun ko
Cray Baltimore; Nicolas savn tRuss) n htein Bord aox
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Foreign market.

HAVANA May "A very active business has been done
in sugar during the past month at advancing until
within few days, when the preteDsons Of planters
reached point that could longer be conceded and the
ma kef has since remained in quiet state the planters
IN resisting the advance We quote ordinary yellows
~ mIdiling 90 a4s; dne do oabl Our shipments
aoountto doo5s boxes against 1862 at the period
last Vegetation is suffering under long continu
ed drsught and the next crop must fall short OF this
years at least boxes Unless relieved by
rains, shall be entirely dependent on mportations
FROM abroad for every species OF provisions
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-05-19
TWENTY EIGHTH CONGREsD.
FIRST ssION
Senate.
WASHINGTON, May II, 1874.

senate.
WASHINGTON, May II, 1874.
ANNEXATION
Mr. ARCHER presented several memorials from
Virginia in favor OF the immediate anne xation Of
Texas.
Governor BAGBY presented similar petitions from
Alabama
ADJOURNMENT.
Mr.. EVANS called up his amendment TO adjourn
the Sd Of June,
Governor MoRRHrAp did not any need Of
acting upon this question now And he moved to
lay the resolution on the table.
Mr.. EVANS asked the yeas and nays, which were
ordered
The vote stood yeas 81, nays 20, so the reselu-
ton was laid on the table.
Intense interest seemed to prevail during the
calling of the yeas and nays, which are Az fol-
lows
YEAs-.freh'r, S-Bagby, S-Bcnton, s-Berrien, 8
Breese Clayton S-Colqut S Crittnden S-Haywood,
-jdTnaginS Lewis, Mangum, s. orshead, s-PhsIps
- Porter Sewer, - Simmons s. Surgeon Tappan-
Woodbyidee-WOodbury-
NAvs-Atchison. s-Atherton-- Barrop s-Batss-Rsy-
characterization, S-Huger. s. Huntington Miller
Miles Pedree, S-Rires S-Whte S-Wright-20.
Wings in italic S-Southern Slave States.
This was most curious vote, and gwen on no
known principles of acton--you see In II all kinds
OF unions, and all kinds OF divisions. The natural
presumption was, that the friends OF anne xatlon
would all vote "aye," and the opponents :" no.
But it not the fact.
The result is, that Congress will adjourn when
they get ready, and not before.
After passing or two private bills, the Senate
at one O'Clock went into Executive Session, to dis
c,iss, as / suppose, the treaty and documents.
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DOmeAttc fmflOrtatIOnx.
New ORLkASs-Shp Vicksburg-27 pkgs II BigsIow-72
brls por< Ayri' 10 bales Lausay co IA hhds II
Mrss g co.. I shgnaksf-49 BIS Gnswold
suydim. &c col box w & X LesviIt-2 ihds tlbac.
CO Eoen'ns Pavensidt,2 psgs Eishel-4O2 Kegs II
pr Booth skdsaf-39 Olmstai-52 Gruuway, Henry 4
Sm,thI5o hhds Dickson cot bales J.welt Sons-l36
hhas Lees coa6 es Peek Morton5 do Buttefs o.
Williams eoT2, bs T MceKvieI-3o bales Burr,t John-
ton,-iU bs Ne'ius Ssn-a do Jackson co-l2 tales
Wilson brown 10 Lees cot bales Jewett
23n bs hnds tobacco 3 bales 20 hhds bacon 6s09
sovereigns order.
NEw oRLEA,s-shiD Henrys2 bales cotton Centsr-lo
DrapeT-i0 X IRWIN c,-3i Geenway, Henry Smth-32
Gics- ok I'd raymond Brown, hxs l. II ,nford-s
bds w Churchill-28 hates Il Nj banks Lsquere-
10brr Lee Dsrur Mile 25 bxI McCaleJ2 tks Hyer 4
to.hs,sI h9df nseh,ies Adams Sc, 80 br. ssgart
81, hrs 2s do hams 1872 MS Say dam Sage bales cotton
20 ,ss feathers O order
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TONNAGE ENTERED ST. JOHNS IN 1919

TotaI' .'''' 1868 39 O63 l,799 1909 $685. N,655
OF the tonnage entered inwards 81 IT'S American
of that entered outwards 1906 American, being
about onetenh part of the total amount The principal
portion Of trade carried between ST. Johns and the
United States is between the ports of st. Johns and
ton and employs nomnally large amount of tonnage in
the aggregate The actual amount Of tonnage employ ed
is not very large in consequence of the short distance
tween the two ports and the many trips the vessels
make in one year.
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Rigs Prison Rhodss Lersine For Bcston-Mrs
Miss Mieho Of NYoIt; Nr, psm.Iay r. Si.;is two
Wilson lady Nh P,cher,gili w Holbeton. Hen Z II
KIo alton, tessrs Pch Clemens e Og len, Ciesg
Nlo JANEIRo- Brig Nahm kant IF ii Perry.
NEw Embarrassing Vicksbyrg-Nss Mary Mormon. NJ y,
Joanna LDy Mrs Amelis w Jacks Miss Poole, Capt
w johnson. j Denmaa. MIR A Grant 49, -
NEW ORLEANs-shir tienry--Mrs Wood, Miss Wood and
McBrLE-B.i zig Isaac Mead-O Weeks. and in the r.er.
TRINIDAD DE CusA-BsIque Warrington + Ford.
Sr JUAN, (Cpba)-brg Tower-pon Jos- d. Fueptes Don
Manuel NJ Pargara Don Jose Betrsm. Don Ma valdss
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PEALE's NEW YORK MUSEUM.
sr2sdwsy oGp site the Gin Hall :,
CoaFL GRAFTON OF TIL. CHuR HE'S

pCN" ET1 MANt't- n
CUAFL GRAFTON OF TIL CHUR HE'S
1T AUGt STlNE AND IT MICHAEL
Destr ,yed du ipx he RIOTS Pm 10 Pima T upou
The So b. n emf, ti't org esprry orth o"c"
sion. The pal ressutns st ir chutc1 cover
hnndIt DIS If sqrae et "f aud mlrares =
whole OF the stage Tn # st M,'ta-s Isn'. -
large it nteuded Tor a annie vie from
the 'eniepc nd dela ,ha. consts ny ON
persons heing nj 20 itpt
time will ao be exhibited the during the perfo
a.
by atts in America the hsN"g spar mother
pains il OBJ tanning heat talent ND be
cured for the psrI -
The unryalcd deiipestor "f irish &C tch Fcneh Du CO..
AMI ee and 9th r charact.ss is e gagged
AIsr Miss May b. Master g. d Mia Barton
the admired Celeste Nr Couover h Proean Per
flrwer aid Mr. n Con yer, the
The mayer haS elso SCI, ured the Orphan FANNY
The veto that variety OF erI'i'an' Oyrrtnre.
Half Nil ion 81 Cnnsities Grand Cc.morama sr'u DID
Picture G.ry containing all the celebrated characters during
the Kevolution
Afternoon Entertainment Wednesday and Saturday
O'clock Performance the Lecture Room
q O'Clock in the evening IN
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CAHror-Bafqua Vslpaaiso-hn Lockwood and servant
Mr. psricr asd Lady Miss Carol, and NJ Habe
LiytnPoo l--sleamsap Britannia n bnston-N,r Tstham
j. Hon " Nodin w RICHARDS. r Hsallio BAN Messrs
gi'zgeiad, Edmonston Lyans, Hcherman, Beraald q
n Dweuzer, Froste Lieut. Iiaeck, u Al Mr. Lauie Mr.
Coga Capt Broughtop Mr. McNahop and servant; Mr. Ma
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Cotton Market.

NEW ORLEANS, May l0.-The cotton market continues
brisk and there il good demand although IL is
what checked by the advancing tendency of prices The
land Liverpool Classification Louisiana and Mssis.
capitalization, 81; ordinary 81 81; middng 81
z, niddlng fair, " ais fair, 81 good fair, 81 9t
rood and fine
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New Stock Exchange.
State OF Trade.

AsHrs-Pos we still quote at 81 IS, without sales of
any consequences Pearls remain very dull at 81 u.s.
BhEswAx-Prime southern yellow sells at 29{ SOC;
Northern do at 304c.
BREApsrurrsNo change in any article since last
There is wheat in market
CorToN-There is very little doing in cotton The
sales principally to the spinner We the quo
sat;nn
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LIVERPOOL CLASSIFICATION,

COAL IL very little doing in foreign descriptions
notice a small sale of Liverpool inferior, at Sc 10
HAY We still quote common qualities North River
bale at 81 38c. The receipts continue quite large.
saLr--We quote Liverpool fine at 81 40 AT with.
sales. There is Ashtons in first hands, Of conse
quehce.
VI HwsEY-Drudge casks are held at 23c Prison bar.
res are very dull at 23ic
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The total value Of imports shown above receiv
I'd from the following cOuntriea
G3iI,s82 %64,72

We by this thet the exports to and imports from the
United States have decreased while those from and the
mother country have Nearly the total
in the commerce Of ST. Johns in tho intercourse with
Great Britain.
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MA RHINE HERALD.
Sailing Days Of the steam ships.
Shin Matter and Agents.

We shall stem it favor, if Captains II Veues will give
to Commodore RoBeRT SLvEY, of News Fleet. Rep
OF the Shipping left at the Po whence they sailed. he Vessels
Spoken on their passage List of their Cargo ad any to
rega Newspapers News they have He will board them
Immediately their arrival agents aud Corespou ens
nine or broad VIII also confer favor by sending this
office the Narpe iute they obtain Nauti ca
Information of any kind will be thankfully received
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Married,

On "wednesday, 10th inst by the Rev. Edward Covel
OF Philadelphia, Mr.. GEORGE AUGUSTUS f,oy NJ Nev
York, 10 Mrs. RfnRcc. A. WrTnrRBY, of PHILADELPHIA
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-05-19

o. DR. GOURAUD'S POUDRE SUBTLE NEVER
Nj: to eradicate hair from any part Of the human body
without the slightest injury TO the most delicate skin
Always tested broIe buying proof positive this and
mistake. Beware OF limitations, and buy only at CT Wal
ker street LIST store FROM Broadway 81 Per bottle. Di.
rections French. spanish. and English.
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pnsscnqcra Arrived.

On saturday 18Th inst MARY SINCLAIR, aged 10 years
and y mcnihs
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MONEY MARKET.


Saturday, May 1915 PM.
Stocks little better to-day. The sales were
quite small, but prices show little improvement Nor
witch and Worcester advanced per cent; Long Island
7; Canton !; Illinois declined per cent; Mohawk do
Kentucky 6s Ohio 6 and sonngton closed firm at yes.
terday's prices.
The Mutual Insurance Company of the City of New
York have this day declared dividend of per cent
the renewed capital stock payable and after the frss
day Of June next.
RECEIPTS SPECIE AT NKw ORLEANs
7th instant, per ship Octavins from Havre. 9o,Vuo
9Th instant Oconee, from York, oS'2oo
9th instant, per brig Almcda. FIN Philadelphia oo"oo
Total for three DAVIS sl27 200
Received since Sept lst 1913. .$7,5i6.4O7
BY of the Directors an instalmen OF twenty dol
each share the Hartford and New Haven Rail-
road Company extension stock IL required to be paid by
the stockholders the 18th May instant at the office
the company in Hartford, or for New York stockhol
dsrs at the Union Bank in this city instruments are al
so to paid the 25h June 25,h July and LIST October
next of twenty dollars each
We annex table of imports and exports Of St Johns ~
B. for the past two years The commerce of tha port
appears to be the increase which is doubtless
by the trade between the mother country and the Proyn
ses being favorable foundation. Provisions,
-four &c compose great part Of the trade carried
tween the two countries, the discriminating duty
of all competition The imports exceed the expoIs full
thirty three and third per cent
COMMERCE Sr. JOHNS, N. B.
Total value of inpcrts in s43,. f6O5 II
do. exports do, .............. 464 TAI
Excess of imports over exports. ...... fl4O 1914
Total exports for ls43. Observation-Disclosures. 464 72l
do. do l642,. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 344 3S2
Increase in ls43,. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 100 339
Total imports in lS43. Observation-Disclosures. COS li5
do. do. 1912. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 437 705
Increase in lS43, Observation-Disclosures. l674i0
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AMERICAN MUSEUM.
EkiaL GARDEN.
= ~ d T +. X L l. L a |, IA R.
Corner of Broadway and Ann street.
Onnnaiip fhe Aaf0 Home


FOR TWO DAYS ONLY:
MONDAY md TyEsDAY, May goth aud 2lst
ORA NJ Pr RFbRMANCGS
At h.fpast O'Clock aff-rnnoa Add
The. GIANT AID GIaNTES-! the greatest wonders
Of the and the all Pair know be
~ d y. from 10 O'Clock A W. iii from t hapas and
from till 10,
TIL naser is tappy announce a re-eug cement with the
ORpTlc FAN FAMILY of five all icians OF the
fret c,is. Of whe m 'itla Mis- OF ny year
GREAT WESTERN. of Locomot's- potoriety vii, make
his first fsr several eess aud give his Comic
k Lecture on An,m, Magnetism !!
la Petite T.. ritz. tn, ADM ID Danseise
A Beautiful Collection OF Wax Figures
The tlPskY QUEEN, the Fortune Teller he private
" l'-' ~ ~ hours of the day evening
The q ARDEN 90 The Top Of the Museum has been tho
roug ly Il I'd up
Gr.ud Pa Ascension ill take place evening
the close of the peri. rmshce
fcksn 10 ceuLs-suinren Gndsr tea 49, Tvs
I've ~ 'rirrtA 'Nnsus'''.s mt .""'-rS"
gu-se W =
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THE MYSTERIES OF ELEUSIS

WEHE The NI'ST' RI NOWNF.D OF all tie ent
w myst.rie, and ,imacy connected .it' the n.ti
utions Freem ssonfy md I'd Eel owsb
eagerly ouaht after by the fam Of thu pho-
'''"' BUT THE GREATEST Nj I Ti '''"
Of the present nv is how q 'larke, Taller 1872 William
street. afford 10 maize such ha Fie ch 10th Dress
Coa's for and oth- girce l. a. equal low prices
The former mystery he bscrb vii short fully
rnravel enquing public But the la my be
solved at BY stating thac subscriber is iased with
vevy smi'l p otts. an b ng AZ moderate e,penses.
The sv'e ee't Of tne work wi he tho that
Of BTundaee, Tryon sc rm whose well known establish
ments the subscriber has bu. recently retired.
Il. B. CT AXE, 1872 w liam street.
~ B-Oice and Summer Goats, few Vets, SC will,
for the convenience of strangers SC he ALWAYS baud
IA SPE, IMEN OF A SIG COAT CAN BE SEEN
AT TAI STORE. myl3 lwix&3wcssec
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Domestic lmporaat,ons.

Foreign ana yorsalzDns
RIO JASKIRo-BIg Nahmaksnts 1850 bags COTE. Nor
gan a.
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PARK THEATRE.
CHATHAM THEATRE.

Bores as Ceru PIT l21S Ceut.
MONDAY ~ MING MAY goth. 6 with (fnt
time) I'll z INTENPFRA At we'd Bra ges Mr. Purt1n;
kdv I'd Royce. Mr. : Conuor; Mary Bovc~ Mr.. Peat n
To oelude with ths eomedy OF sWE TIL ARTS AND
WIvE5-Biliy Lackpdiy, Mr. Burton; Chalss Franklin,
Mr. y T. Conner; Eusenia. Mira. McLiure Llura Miss
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SxEY- FOR LIVERPOOL--The New Line Regular
y%N Packet 2lu Mav.-The new ard very superior New
AhxxcYcrk built packet ship QUEEN OFTHE IVES T.,
Capt Philip Woodhouse 1850 tons burthcn will sail above
aer regular day
For freight passage having elegant roomy accomno
detpn unsurpassed by ship ,ppy the Capain
on board, side Burng Zip,
WOOpHULL MiNTuRNs,
81 South 81,
Pnce oTpassaae 900.
me packet snp Rochester Capt John Brtton sos tor
barneD will succeed the Queen Of the West and ial on her
regular DAY. 2st June m3rc
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THE FINE ARTS

THE FINE ARTS.
NOW EXHBI riNt at the late APOLLO GALLERY,
~ of Broadway aud Chanbe street (enrapre in
himbers c0ec Of ORis alOil paintngt,
feet order tn the first gal'e-s OF Eur ps
this collection to be equal her have
Adcilttance Is cent cata 10, nes included. NIL lw'ec
FAREWELL CONCERT. tks.s
GRAND VOCaLA AND >STRUMtNT AL CONCERT
" AT PALMO', OPERA HOUSE of the CHEVA-
LlER II. VIEt XrEMP assssdby
slGNO8 VALTELLINA ard the
LARGE ORCHESTRA OF rHe ITALIAN OpERA,
ON TUESDAY EVENIN Nav 2st,
Under the nifect,ol OF III. Cha el Master.
SIGNDH RaPETTL
PROGRAMME.
Finsr PART.
Serious Music. for the Vion, in the Classical Style
Grsu. Ovrure full Crcnestrs -
Neody( BY rquesi comp SD and by Sig Antoguini
tiraIe tupceTrof ViO',u 10 r.. ~ three parts l.
eRro frat part, composed aad execueed by ii V,euxtenps
Gsaud Air by Sgnor Vatellina
C3fand Csrcerto-Adegio and Rondo, second aud Sd
parts, composed and e,eeu.ed bv IL. Vieuxtemps
PART II.
Modern Music, in the Romantic Styl"
Grand Overture. Full Orchestra
,pricro astico-By Pagauni executed by Veuxeups
q AID ~cena md Duetto-f ON BeiieIIo, AuIg III
full costume by Siyf Altogni 4 aud alle Ina
Gran Fanrase sud Br.vour-- Vsrat,oos upon
themes from Norma coploscd and executed
upon string, by Vpurfemps
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dock, where seats aud ivae bc KS ay b. secured
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