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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-05-08
GomMERcIAL AND MONEY MATTERS,
~ For sales Of Stocks, &c. zee fourth page.
THURSDAY, P. NJ

THURSDAY, P. NJ.
The Stock Market at the First Board was firm
.,a healthy despite the apdampening drizz!e brought
:, tie East wind which enough TO take the starch
~. NJ sitter stocks than Wal!st. Fanc;es. The TeIe-
sr,phc dispatch bringing the Mexican news tie
.,ior Board in fernent and the weak hoJers began
10 ,lio out at gradually recedng prices At the Second
BOARD there was li,,le rally aud the Gales large
especially of Harlem at prices bu. little below the rates
Of the morning.
The Exchange Market for the Great Western
has no, been very animated to-day and at the close rates
were rather heavy. Sterling ia 9l0l0; Francs 27i
with good supply; Guildcrs39i 639l Marks Banco 35i0
&c; Rix Dollars 75i0753.
The Delaware and Hudson Canal Co. have called
for inslment Of $40 per share the scrip stock pay
able on toe 9Th of June next.
The Money Marke, is moderately easy at per
cent for prime shor, paper aud per cent demand
stock loans.
The Great Western sailed today with I@3 pas
sengers and full Of freight. The Transatlantic Mali
Company will interfere with the business OF the Great
Western next year The appropriation Of $50 COO just
made by Congress, clinches the contract with Mr. Id
ward Mills Of this city. and the parties Interested VII
nush on with vIgor the building Of the vessels destned
for this line The frst ship will be ready on the let Of
January 1877 The Legislature will probably pass the
bill cherteIiug the Ocean Navigation Co to morrow.
The Chamber of Commerce have reelected the
officers of last year. with the exception Of Mr. Bossrt
who positively declined reelection. The officers are
James G King President Stuart Brown, LIST Vice Pres
idep,; D. s. Kennedy, I'd Vice President, j. j. Palmer
Treasurer; P. NJ Wetmore, Secretary. Mr.. Samuel
ward WAS appointed member Of the Arbitration Com
rpi.,ee vice Duer whose expires cad Mr. Jas Lee
vss chosen Chairman Of that COMMITTEES.
The exports to Great Britain and dependencies
from this Port during the month Of April just passed
were 81 COG 40 TO France s26s 629 10 China s25i372
tn Bremen e762; to Spanish Islands sl7lOlO The
entire exports were 81 800 l5l-so that Grea, Britain
took nearly one half For the four months OF the year
"a compared with 1916 the Commerce Of this Port has
been as follows
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pnssrvCERs ARRIvED.

In the ship Cambridge from Lira-poo-hlr D EewbC-
gen Mrs ~ Bellsirs Mr. Lewis Lyons. Mr. Joseph Me
kcnze of Canada Mr. Thos Goodwin, and Fir Thos
Il Jarvis. of Va. and 2l3 steerage.
IN the ship Rochester from Lrapool-Francs Raikes, Of
London Mrs Phebc Johnston and daughter OF Manches-
ter; Edward Sewel of Montreal and 2I9 in the storage.
In the ship Souaherncr. from Ltonpoo-Nir and Miss
Dempsey T'hos Halligan Charles Churchill, and 400
Storage passengers.
IN Me ship Saridan. .frsn Licrpool-Mr Joseph Bates
cabin passenger, and 35S seerage.
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DOWLING'S RCMANISM
nin0om Gha0es.

WINDOW SHAOES-WINDow SHADES!
> Snn PAIRS, WhoesAe aud ReIail-ccn-istlng In
Z,s)OOparI OF Interior Views, Abbey GOthlcs, Roman
Arches. Fun landscapes Desert Scenes. Scroll Patterns
All vi whcG painted by The mos celebrated Italian,
French and American artists, warranted washable and per-
fscIY fansparent at great reduction from former prices
EDWARD WANSLE.Y,
my6 Gtis< No ~ Cathsriue-ai nesT Chathhm-i quare
HSjINDOIS SHADE DEPOT, $50 Bu"rry.N NJ.
w Bei-n respectfully Informs the ladies' OF Newly orK,
especially those residing upper part o. l, city that
be has hand the beautiful and select orI-
nen OF Widow Shades he found Ia the city. Prices
VARYING from 81 10 $50 per pair Also small invoice OF
French scep-s the latest slye, AID most beautiful
patterns ais lmis'
6'ItkENt.iEH->r WINDOW ShtIe Depot-The
" -nbBrr,-rs nav. opened an Exclusive WINDOW Shade
Store No. - Grseawichst next door 10 Lees Dry
Coos store where hey Offer for sails new Aad COM
ps;e STOCK VI Window Shsdrs, equal In style, variety or
quality any II The City and a. TIE yery oest cash price,
Purchasers either Wholesale retail, VII! ind this
c-l-n. opportunity for meAna their selections OF THIS ar'
Gle OF trIte- BERRiAS GhEASOSt
myi iui.s No. "a Grecawlcb-st y. Y.
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New gedford on ,Iarse,...MAY 1a;s.

spne-The rnarketbas been very quiet. and ~e know
OF no transactions since last sale OF 30 boxes
Sperm Candles made at 26I cedts mos.
Wkdie-Deuand fair. sales Of 80 bbs n. w. Coast q;
IS cents $50 90 a. 35t cenu 100 DO st b cent?
parcel Of 1000 DO t5 fair and 200 dark a, 81 cents CASH
and 600 bbis in Fairhayen. on private terms.
Boae-The market continues dull; ve have only 70
report sale Of 1000 u n. w. Coast, al 80 certs.
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CDUCtTIUS.-Stat-n l,.4at Institute, Ne7T-Brsa-
Etoa- Il. DUFF respectfully invites ne siierLon ot
r.rets - Is s.. -teGt II N-". Sh.o- ;Jt Cassicv
commerce. aid General Education Tue peculiar .dvsn-
Ice, vi en Lhs iasat- odefs Nj! - found ofhy oi
roc- Cree -r iii, French. S2niih and Ger
nan a-yags- car oJtaned a. Yessrs Re lockwood
sons I'll rostgssy, a To- Academy, ~ Ach may nc
yI.lt-l every tay Sundays excepted
TIE next y cor-a-rcr or ic- arst o. Missy
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Daily Arrivals of Produce, Stock, &c. by the
New-York and Erie Railroad Company

IuJkt1 Ipent Z.
Barge SAM Marsh. wandell-3 tabs butter calves
Cap. H1lse 63 dols do Capt Rowe; IL do Van A0ken
do II do Capt Kcchurn; 1873 bds ,wine 5zs hardware
Quacsenbush Sc Co; 90 do steel % do iron Person q
Co; . do noes Allen; tons pig iron h Iownsend
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MARRIED

On the 9TH inst st the broadway Tabernacle by Rev.
J. p Thompson. Mr.. :. HAZEN CROOK - Miss ELI
ZABETH STEVENSON, all OF this city.
on Tuesday morning, 5h last. by Rev. Mr. Cheney,
Mr. PAGE T. GALE to Mics LAURA B. CHAMBER
LAIN, all OF this city.
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VIII. III. JONES, Auctioneer.
R0oTs, SHOES AND BRoGANs, on Wednss-
z-rso & Co. No. III Pearl-st 90 cases. comprising
large and desirable assorment Of Boots Shoe. and Bro
gans suitable for tho Southern Western and City dealers,
Just Catalogues and goods ready on tho day pro-
yious 10 lhs saIs mh0ti3m.
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Eor iar.Aas particulars see fuiure advertisements
EEHEARSAI.s AZ rRE APoLLo sALooN.
THE SECRETS

OF ODD FELLOWSHIP EXPOSED
an FRIDAY and Saturday Evening, MAY and @ At the
" Minerva Rooms +C6 6roadway, Doc, =. WILLIS
scccdrr from Harvard Lodge No. Co. Mass with hts
paw OF hnljOdi Fellows. VIII exhibit The Interior OF M
Odd Fellows Lodge III perfect Imitation OF lie import,
rroti-s, such initiating InG4ate rntO The ID
dependent order or Oi Fe.9T1- comforting the Degrees
giving the Lectures, signs, Grips and Tokens win the OBJ
ssIoas administered IN every well regulated Lodge.
Tbs :. II of recognition business signs and the sligo
given The hus Toe Lodge will be performed bvs
full quots OF officers under their titles, dressed IN full Re-
g4 The public assured that every hing will be cor
Quoted an orderly and respectful and that the
rcpresen!oa will be truthful AID accurate
Ladies' respectfully Invited 10 attend. There Is no.
thing will shock the mode,ty OF the most tasidous
Tickets, for gentlemen Is CTS Ladies' III
Doors open al II O'Clock. Commence at TO 8.
lecture will precede the opening OF the Lodge on Friday
evening. myS 2as'
DALNIU'S OPERA HOUSE, Chamber..t-Mon-
L dcy May -Chri.tys ln.rni,abe Band OF Ethiopian
Ninstres respectfully tina, they will continue un
~ farther notice. their popular performances Admission
- cts; commencing at O'clock mytous'
r9,iiE albania ICE CREAM SALOON. $50
Broadway, between Spring and Place sis-Ihs pub
lie IS pe-tfuy informed that this fashionable resort hAy
Ing during the undergone extensive alterations aud
improvements Is now open ior me season. hespec'ia
walters have been engaged, and II Is the IN
tenton oC the proprietor aside from The unrvaed srac
cus OF The place itself 10 make the quality OF the lee
Creams ard other rri. stnenLs furnished there SUI! more
worthy OF the very liberal patronage he has hitherto been
y. B-Pme rich Cream received twice day from
Orange Co. inSb 3usua-
TASTLE t;ARDEN.--Duringih the day ili, spleudd
~ and extensive Saloon viii be thrown open Ia visitors,
may enjoy themselves 10y viewing the romantic scene.
~ OF land aud spreading IN every direction US Il
lead upper covered platforms, and an eN
teuye the promenade level with the sea-
viii ennb. the lover OF examine the most beaut
Il prospect In NewYork. Seats aud convsniences ars
every he fouod for bos who iDclintd 10 med
itals or read alone. Admission l2t cents AT 2ws
U~Ss THE most DELIGHTFUL. OF all
ti.-s--SS ENcurson..-A sail the Hudson
sAAf1-s'--1 River Hobok-n, and then walk 10 the
EIysan Fields along exceedingly picturesque shores OF
he place VIII prove the easily accomplished and
acye ali urBl eXcursona lhal can be- made from the
city.
The grounds now present charming aspect the trees
being in leaf. and the soil with rich
The Walks in excellent order having been consider
ably -nbellished the present Spring.
The Ferry Boats from Barclay. Caral and Chrisopher-st
are com pleley filled up with Awnings and Seats.
Night from Hoboken to Barclay Until ccPk
Ferrags 81 eta. myl Imi.ua-
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Books.
~ ssTTsAN orIYoNs,


nRLOvE'S TRACES. by Dennis Htn1ss1 amor OF
Ohe Orsns- Girl Of Venice. Leon De GaleSaF. "
Prcs = cts The so-aes 0! this Eo-e. GTe drawn Wiz
MASTER hai ard VII pSca LIS s1Aor = re aisi 'ArA "a
naive rurzsac-rs. -,s,L
Tna Fra1ch Cook vs-T EEet-. book, VII lie s-si'a
rA-r-s fc- Fr=rch dishes Free : ca
o:d Felo~sh2. ExPossd. eoH;1tr9s ri account OF
tie vc-k OF TIE Order. ger roos- Pr.ce . ets
TIE Reformed Practice c; Medicine, based upon he pm
c7c Of re Caro-oT hsrrsI System. Przcteec ~ -
Price p
re Priaripes Of ne chropo-Tter-aa; Sy.:sra Of Med
cr- xtlh ElliaceS ot lie sacEi.y wh s-G u
t-odacuon By W:a Tgr1sr, ". D. Price - elL
Williams Statistics. Cea9sao,. co1alins genera IL
formation respecting hs lcie1 States Ac Europe Price
ca5s-y OF Napoleea :; s. E-ena, b Gen Core; Mon
tho.os psr-s PG5shs--co14s n = 5ree ; cts Per
Wisconsin. - Geography, TyDosrsph?, HlsoTy, &c 4
Few sad vs.us5le vorE. Price 81 ctS
The Female MiE.s:eT. Soas Revenge Fro, TIE
French OF Dumas. Pt.ce l.: CO.
TIE Trade supplisd al Publishers prices ~
W Il. GRAHAM. Tribune B1itirss,
NV s!s Nssssl-st, lOtice OF G-ahaal's Mag
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On Wednesday evening, of whoopng cough. LYDIA
ANN infant daughie: of John S. and Mary Haring eyed
u months.
The friends of the family Invited to attend the m
neral o'clock this afternoon May oth from No. -
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rEV.B. Pairncr's Country Newspaper Advert
slug gency, Tribune Buildings New YORK, embraces
most OF the best newspaper. o, all the cities and principal
towns In the United States and Cansda FOR which he -
duly authorized receivs advertisements and suDscrp-
lions and fully empowered 10 give receiTs.
Merchants manufacturers artists and individuals gen
eray besides public institutions Incorporated companies
ana .ccstla, who advertise 10. subscribe ioF,
newspapers of any section OF the country respectfully
invited 10 eIsrriue the flea.
To oil doubts and misrepresentation the agent
hereby notifies r public thai person authorized by him
TO solicit ADVERTISEMENTS cards Subscriptions for the
newspapers for which he is the ouy aubo zed sgent The
annoyance merchants and others growing out OF nuer-
Qua pretended agencies IN this city, renders the adoption
OF This essentially proper 10 guard GcGnsi rpcs'to
Those. therefore, who wish 20 Transact business VIA ms
agency and avoid mistakes resp-culylnYrd 10 hand
r lher orders h; the Office or address v B. PALMER,
American Newspaper Agent. Tribune Buildings.
~ The of advertising in country papers, list or
Giles and principal ors il the u. SsiAsiica tShle OF
the anthracite osIrad- oiPeuuihe agricultural rrotuc's
population representation. debts &c OF the several ssi--
together with brief rstse advertising, embraced in =
small pamphlet entitled the Road 70 HsG NAY be hst
gratis application at the sscncy, Tribune Buildings
assist
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Garpcting.

(rARPETINGS. CARPETINGS !!-Grest Bar
~ gains Rare ChaBccA persons dsrirous OF pro-
curing Carpetngs Oh Cloths, Mangs, and such other
ces H are usually found In carpet stores respectfully
invited to call NJ dUrCHlS3 cos No. i52 Pearls
where may found almost unryalrd assortment, aud
Al phces seldom II offered before 10 this city
Landlords. keepers OF Hotels Boarding Houses and pri-
vat. Citizens sbcu. furnish city country residences
together ShipM4strrs, Ship and Steamboat Agents,
- S1 xi,n any article In the above lnc would find II 10
-r advaouge 10 call the subcrbers before purchasing
slse ering their motto Small pron!s and
quick returns"
sl6 linisGo.- HUTCHINS co. No. ~ PrErst
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sales of Rcnl Estate.

Markets. -. Carefully Reported for The Tribune.
THuRSpAy Msy =
AsuES--Therois no change to note. snd the demand
Ia fair The sales 200 800 Pots at - % ana ie"
Pesrsat 81
COTTON-The sales to. day have been 1900 baes'
mostly To manufacturers without change in price which
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MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT OF NETWORK.
rs- SEE MARINE JOURNAL FOURTH PAGE.


ARRIVED.
Packet ship Rochester. Brtton from Liverpool April
9th, ndse. TO Woodruff & M!ntnrn.
Packe, ship Cambridge. Bars,ow, from Liverpool,
April I'd mdse. To ChRs II Marshall.
Ship Hsmpaen (of Boston, Cowen, Is days from New
Orleans cotton, pork. &C. 10 Thompson.
Brig Lsvan (oi Bath Jefferson days from Cardenss
Cuba 200 hhds ITO tierces Dbl molssses. TO Clark
Co Len bark L Churchill McGivery, Log for Portland
brics Margsre;ts Evere; for Boston mex, day Frances
Of Warren Tor dc ldg Napoleon Jordan do uncertain
where for
Schr Leopard. Handy : days from Georgetown, 5 C,
lumber, ~ Badger Il Peck.
Schr Richard Borden, Burse, days from Baltimore,
mdsc 10 master.
schr Irene, Bryant, days from Calais Me- to Smith
4 Roynton.
Schr Aida days fran Cspes OF Delaware, lumber,
bound TO New Bedford.
Schr Hamilton. Penfeld. ! days from Alexandria
-four to Sturges & CloaymSn.
schr Frank, Baker, days from Alexandria, -four. to
Sturges n Clesrmsn,
Schr James Rogers, Edrege, days from Norfolk,
corn, bound 70 Boston
Sclbr ssn,ee, csrron, days from Richmond, iron,
board 20 Sew-Rediord.
Schr Howard. Baker 3 days from Boston, mdse 10 5
W Lewis.
BELOw-l ship and bris, unknown.
SArED-Stesnsh ship Great Western, Mathews for
Liverpool. Wind East, with ,hicS weather
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~ Hotice.-The balance Of The valuable collection o
Paintings MAlb. Ststuary, Egrsyings Sc &C embracing
the valuable psrt The whole collection un4voidst y
postponed " positively he sodby order OF assgrees. on
Saturday next. 9th inst al y P NJ al 2sl Broadway This
IL positively The last chance INST Ills
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rE7- Mosaic Temple of Homer, No. =, =. OF T.
Y- members or his temple notified that the rsug
hereafter Will beeld II. second and fourth Friday OF
every month - the hall corner OF Grsndt aud Broadway
Puuclusi seudEnceis requested bis evening By order
IL AUG. T HOT FL. ". r..
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r. Dedicntion.-Tbe dedication Of he Presbyterian
Churc 10 Williamsburg hss hes1 postponed II next Sab
bath afternoon. Msy lo) Services 20 commerce Al half
pa.l three o'clock Sermon IN H.; the evening also hs L
past seven by Rev. Dr. roTTs, Of New York. II
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anrtinn guIes.
JOSIAH RICHARDS, Anenoaeer

JOSIAH RICHARDS, Areroaeer.
10y BaNES, RICHARDS g. PLATT,-stors
ID ~ Srcsdwsy.-L.eerd Casa Advssecs made 90 con I.
Gyc--c,s for Auction sailed
FRIDAY EVENING, asys!h
Mrs,c-A is.se and choice collection Of auGc, consist
inx OF pop1is. sid fashonahe Songs and Dre,s frss
er-a Scs 20 n-a Pieces Marches s Values. e; fos pis
guitar sa,s Viola sid other instruments voices ec
IN small les without duplicates to s persons co =
On TUESDAY EVENING. M.y iash.
NituAstE LAW LIBsASY-An extsnsive sce very fsos-
BE vsts asTMy Of Law Books eons'sns eor1p.e.e sea
an; English ard American Reports Trssses and p;gess
Particulars hereafter
" Catalogues viii be ready on Saturday previous 10
"WEDNESDAY, TspSspAY AND FRIDAY EVENINGS May 18th,
lith ard 18Th
EXTENSIVE SALE OF VALUABLE BcoxS-Ar extensive
large invoice OF splendid English Books u,ctn ediGors.
seecn4y rerNcd rom London The Catalogue also
brace, Stsnd ard Book. Library Ea.ons, valuable Theo
Classical Books, Medical Works large asscruxot OF 81
ben ard Prayer Books Juvenile and Chldrens Bcus a
invoice OF prime Blank Books, &c generally lots 10
Gesers-
Aso An invoice OF French Books recert eaor. Of pop
uisr works In quantities
a. COi.TON s. co. Auction sqd comnl,.0a ct
.ehsnis, NoL us Fal'on-st and 81 Ann-tt Liberal id
ysrces made crsgru,euts. and prompt returns mace
FRIDAY, May stk.
Al 10 O'clock No 100 ChsthansL corner OF Peast lin
TIE toorth story.)
SEExIypS SALE OF painting OFFICE, &c. consisting OF
apperaning 10 Book and job Printing establishment
MONDAY, May liih,
Alarge aud splendid assortment OF French Millinery and
Fancy Goods, comprsng sik OF description. em'
erOdsred sin aud straw Hsa Caps, sea Vevets, RIB
bors, Head Ornaments Feathers, Gc.
Also, The fixtures OF the Store. comprising mahogany
Counter, Show Gases, Chairs Sofas Looking Glass;
N B-cs!aloSue WILDE ready on Friday morning. ASA
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re- To Ln.iiea.-MRS. COVE contures 10 give ed.
virr and directions with respect The application ofWaer
Cure in all diseases OF women and children, nj her resi-
dence, g6l lClb.s;. my7 5m
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~ NIcsers. Aaron l.. Lindsey and ThomRs
Fraser, .Ir. b. ordained EvHns-isls ny TIE
Preshyiefy OF WORK this fFr1ayl evening, Al guar
Ter before oclock. In the RINGERS 81 Church. II
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r. Anniversary Noticc.-The Firsi Anniversary
Of IN. Airir4n F.1ucsiicn Ana Civilization Society VIII be
held 81 the Broadway Tabernacle Friday Evening
at =; o'clock The Rev. F. L. Magoon Of Richmond Va.
ald others will address the meeting. my As'
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BOOKS FOR THE PEOPLE.

BOOKS FOR THE PEOPLE.
I1EE FIFTH EDITION OF Cheever's Lectures on Pill
grms Progress and the Life and Times OF John Bunysn.
nearly ready.
Dowlins's History OF Romsnsm-The eleventh edition
OF this great and popular work Is now ready.
In the Ptess The 20;h edition Of the Wonders OF the
World. illustrated
The S.s,efnnn's Manual viii be tesdy in few days.
HsprUs Beautiful E6l--Spendii specimens OF Pictorial
bindings ready for Inspection Subscribers are E-
ved to call ard See them IT
+. WALKERS Binding and Publishing
Establishment, ~ FultOn-st
rsr- Agents and OF Books End Bindings VIII
ind their advantage cooperate with ibis -sirh.h'
rnpnt ms
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AMIssurntG.
A gIERICAN NCsEgm.-ope

a TERICAN NCsEun.-ope1 from 70 10 P N.
SPendid Performances his a=ruool 5, Md his even
ns al - SeoeI TIE wonder Of won1sss, Milo Jsrs ;be
only FlaS orang Oa.aas n Earrre or America will be
eSh1o go :; e. hoars Of he Gay evening TIE prop
or cAs Is purchased Anatomical Veaus TO es
icor 70 A 70 10 P NJ st charge OF IS |,
shows The ntercs orgaIS Of human 5y ,he;s
TOES ;4aeEona &c HAsaSer ess engaged TIE ot-rt Sy-
Western. Sig SEi. Mrs PhiiEps- New Carou,o,rupe-
Nss,r, socsye ne tsica.s FoS;ane rser. 49,
p csr.s Children under 10 years lsi CENTS 'ny4
CRAoD VOCAL. md Instrumental Coacsrt-SiG-
ONoRa BOSNIA Plco res?te,isL.y ssnearees TO The
;rof2 asvsas os rassisy evening. Msy 2;h 1885, al lie
So5s Fico VII Se assisted BY the following dis;sn
N Mp ~ 4 or M m, MEY EG5scla,
M MssS e fSAi T-A'N' Mr., TlMM,
sat MR. BEAMES
Messrr. TlMa AID BEAMES viii preside 81 the Pisa'
Tickets Shay be hsd At the Music S;ores Coucers
VIII compeIce a O'clock nlyS %1s
NOW OPkN-NXIa Annual ENhiouon oftse National
1>AcSdemv OF Design, a; hrr rcouls corner brcadwsy
asd LeouaTc-s consisting OF orisns works oy INns At
u't' never before exhibited by TIE Academy.
Open from \. NJ. 10 10 P VI.
Season ucssis 80 Single admission = CSt
soSuss ~ cent?. uyS Su.'
\ EW-IUKk SACRED MUSIC SUClErI.-
informed s he Anniversary Performance 81 the Sacred
Music Society viii taSs psce on Friday evenlrg, 18th inst
Anniversary Wees ~ he Tabernacle Gu which cccsslor
by universal request
The prrcps SOLO viii be sussiced by he mos.
dscng NocAl.sis n The city Farther particulars viii
be furnished IN a subsequent advertisement N.Y. .
DHiLRARMONlC SoCi ETY. .-Girsnd Eesnvai
Concsri-The pubic IL respectfully informed thAi the
Philharmonic Society will give Grand Festival Concert
on Wednesday evening, Dh May a. the Broadway Taher
uscs aid oth- fund for the erection OF the Philharmonic
hall and which occssio1, with other pieces beetho-
yens Grsrd Choral Symohury No vii! be prodaced
with beiweer 500 srd i0 Vocs and Instrumental perform
IA the erection OF susbs edfce for uuscs purposes
sn event OF greae-I importance for the advancement
OF the And he improvement. Of u'ics sse r this cour-
.ry sill woes. sgd ting -iusiruule0t performers who are
competent part IN Ii, orchestra or chorus most
earnestly invited attend the recea;ss snt give their as
s!stsnc- 81 said p-r'orusrce.
Eor iartlss particulars see future advertisements
EgHgARSIIs At rae APOLLO SALOON.
Saturday. Msy s,nt4 P NJ Thursday, May '.a7i P.M.
TUESDAY May l.. att 2. 81 Saturday, Msy 10, ala ".
Saturday,, Stag 10, +. Monday, May is, ~ J. 7 NJ.
Tuesday Msy 70, 7. Tuesday. May 10. az y r NJ
The last Grsnd Rehearsal with Gfsnd Orchestra and Cho-
will tax. psce the Tabernacle May -plh nj 81 O'Clock
4. NJ. By order JAMES l.. ENSIGN, Secretary.