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VOL. XXVII.--NO. "a.

Co.. riculturnl warehouse, New York requesting them
to ship Immediately threshng machine and IL
MeSsrS. Hoe Go, same city, requesting them la fo
ward 10 San Francisco two runs or SETS Of mill
stones. The mill ami the agricultural instruments
shipped for me last autumn from New York will be %
San Francisco hv The time arrive there. Your am
val in April will complete all the plans.
These extracts IN relation TO Col Frrmonps inIerdoi
pursuits are given Il contradict the untoundrd suppps-
ton OF g'lu projects attributed 10 him by some newsra-
pers The word gold is not menionedi in his letters u.u
one end 10 the other did he take gold mining tho
least INTO ms calculation when he left Missouri on the
<lSt OF October last. although the authentic repairs
brought ii BY Lieut. Beae Of The navy were then il sl
the newspapers, and fully known 10 hun
February l.-Godry has 90, back IIe did no,
sureed IN recovering any of the baggage camp urni
ture. Every thing lost except some few things
which had brought down to the river. The depth u
the snow made it impossible for him reach the camp
at the mountain where the had left the baggage
Amidst the wreck had the good fortune to save my
large aItorgas, travelling trunk the double one which
you packed-and that about ali.
SANTA FE. February 49, lS49
H. the midst Of hurried movements, and in the diI
cult endeavo to get party all started og ther. |
only write line To say hat well. and moving
70 California. ] will leave Santa F. this evening.
have received here from the officers every ciyiliiv
and atten in their power. ard have been assisted
my outfit as far as possible for them To do dine
tins evening with the Governor (Co Washington be
t're follow my party. Spanish gentleman has been
engaged 70 90 10 Albuquerque and purchase mules for
rom that place we 20 my animals and expect
no detention, follow the old Ia route, 50 loul
known, aud presenting nothing new TO stop for.
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Oh! Come to the Mountains.

BY WILLIAM wALCUTT.
o come to the mountains,
They're hoary and id,
And stand up like giants
SO stately and bold:
The dark moss of ages
Clings fast to the sides,
Where storms spend their fury
And the hurricane rides.
0 come to the Mountains,
They've stood through all times,
Have heard ages death-ton
And great changes chime;
They tell YOU long stories
Ofearth when twas young.
And legends unchrcnic,ed
BY history's tongue.
o come to the mountains,
Their rocky peaks stand
Like faithful night-watthers,
TO guard the low land;
They cItch in their strong arms
The chill winters breath,
And break the rough tempest
From The valley beneath.
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adapted to the town and country trade
O friends and purchasers generally invited call and
esaInne our stock, satisfied offer them
ducenentS to deal with eqnal any afforded in this
ct In the stock will be found all the latest
able styles OF Ladies' DIe Goods silks It's sues pr.
ages linen lnstres French cambrics, lawns plaid and
boidered tartons all colors manden cape girgarn sd
SWISS and plaid muslin all colors, and hand
article of Ladies' collars 10 cents, scar and a
oil all kinds and almost every article necul and handsome
IN The of Ladies' apparel The gentlemen will find cur
well suited their wants from the finest cloth down
Country Merchants will fad greatly THEN advantage
= examine our stock before purchasing
April s-tz PETERS s STIGLER.
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From the Home Gazette.
. CHARADES.

MY first is found upon the main,
My second is my first again.
MY whole, Asiatic race
That lives by plumber and the chase,
My first, by Steams unrivalld arm,
Is whirled along by night and day
My next the youthful mind charm,
Ii kitten, bird, squirrel gray.
From foreign parts, with care and cost,
Ny whole is brought, and priced by all,
Yet, strange to say, when cherish'd most,
Is tramped on by great and small
Twin some Of our young readers give solution,
erse
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50 barrels mountain s>ev-3O barrels old rye whskcv-
. barrels app. barIy-l0 barrels madeira vugl bar
III Malaga wiae-l0rpes Frcneh brandy Pipes dnl
-,lv
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T @ 7 H c L A D | { S #,
FASHIONS FOR SPRING s. SUMMER Is
JUST RECEIVED BY -


FEH- DOORS .4BOVE .NEE.U& GW.4TKLN'S
AND OPPOSITE SAMUEL b. TKJRJlLRN-S.
j. B. EDWARDS returns his thanks to his friends
and Public generally for the very liberal patronage
tended to him pGevions to his cupartnershp with w F
Lee and during that time and would inform his friends
and the public generally that he has taken the bust
ness into his own hands, and hopes they will continue
their custom with him. All care possible will te taken
to have work ntr1srej 10 him, done as well as j:
eau be done elsewhere JAMES B. EDWARDS.
Sept. l4-ts
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McC0RKLE & SIMPSON,
TrHOLES.4LE IND RET,4If. GROCERS. com
MISSION IND FORE,7RDLNTf .NEPCH ANTS
E4TE OFFER no OUR FORMER PATRONS AND
wv THE PUBLIC GENERALLY
a EaTge stock OF Groceries
Now on hand. comprising great variety in that branch
business, 10 which sha make add tinns laonthlg
.1LSO-.4 GENERAL STOCK or
manufactured Smoking and Chewing Tobacco.
~ or o.n manufacture tr"m common to extra quality, suit
able iur Merchants and retailers.
GOODS AND PRODUCE
Consigned for sale, UryN aiding VIII our parcua
attention.
WE HAVE ON CONSIGNMENT
10000 b. 'BaclSvatvr," NItyn' ana e.Unon' Cotton
Yarns,
10 bales No Oznaburgs and Domestic, which we offer
II the Factory prices,
80 cases anu casks Mass and Stick TIQUORICE.
Jan 19-ts NcCORKI.E s SIMPSON.
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GRASS SEED
WE have in store fine supply Of the various Kinds
W Grass Seed which Offering liberal erIns
We would call particular attention the Mountain Ever
green and will gnanee all that i said Of them former
advertisement. they not the the English Blue
Grass seed. bnd friend Main street endeavored
persuade farmer believe and sold him the blue grass
their stead.
: Marchl IS LACY S GARLAND
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n o z L q u

TO ALL WHO HAVE WOOL.
EElEsubcrber has up notion that all those who
have Wool to be clrded Will find the Baclwatcr Cot
ton aud Woo!len Fctory to be the place where it be
doncrght nd il mt we'll clrled. should be spoiled
that they viii get 30 per H. Tor 1.-THE wool beng
well cleaned Cards in operation, and working well
JAS. S. CREWDSON, Agent.
lsha be ready in few days Woolen Cloth and
Jeans
June l9-ts r. s g.
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TASHMRES Il MOUSLtNS.-GcotchP Plaid, Cash
One-cs, Nousiins, Gala Pads and Dress Silks Great
bargains may be had in these goods. BY calingon
Jan le-ts PETERS * STIGLER.
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This name printed Prove in cur la=t-;t Is writ
tee both ways.
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Col. Fremont and his Party.

From the National Intel ligrncer Of Mondayl
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DACON SIDES. NEW RICE AND COFFEE.
- 500 ibs prime Bacon Sides, free Of bone
tierce Rice
50 blgs new crop Rio Green CoHte, prime article,
Recng and fFJansale by GEO. BAGBY
Jan 22-ts
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Fresh Spring Goods.
staple and Fancy Dry Goods,

FE subscribers have received large portion Of thci
Spring stock, comprising complete and well selecte
assortment Of
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sEsG. THURSDAY NEoRNTNG. APRIL &c. 1919.

pONEuCAno
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and Harness Mandatory.

at prices that viii not la to give sahsact0n Please call
OPPOSITE PETERS & SIIGLER, SQC.1RE Il
BOTE TIE PENTHOUSE, for the following ar
tc!e-. If y0u qat them chsdp:
plain aud Quilted Saddles,
Spanish do
Carriage. BUGGY and E1rryail Harness,
TTIGON. C.Il}T .RN'D BOAR 10
Saddle Bags, Brides and M3r gales, Trunks Whips,
Collars tiirh- and WcbbnE Stirrup Irons, Birdie Bits.
Spurs WlEou Stage aui Halter Chains, and every article
usually orl in ch houses We respectfully solicit por-
ton Of p"bic patronage.
HICKEY s. ROBERTSON.
r E.p a 2 II G
done With and dispatch. Orders promptly attended
ID. ii. ) X.
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TUITIOs.l


NJ ECBANICS' INSTITUTE SCHOOL. NO. u CHAN
lvI bers street.-the NJ Tracy, Principal Of the Msie
DepsrtmentMiss H. u. Smith, frncps Of the Female De-
partmcnt-Snmmer quarter commencing Moadsy May H.
for BIO the school
JANIS RoDCBES, clairnAa :. G.
J. c, Sstyn, sccretary y. c,
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one rRIAI wIII. pRoyE THAT Old PARRs PIILA

DR. RALPH, AUTHOR OF THE PRACTICAL Prs
~ ,ats Trsstise Se - oresnwich s.se:s-onss hosnS
In the early stages will Be surprised at the rapidly and ~
noonvsnience attending their cure 70 ehieey hcwsv2
those who have suffered from certain class 81 people,
properly appreciate bis services In :.ricsuss rs
frst inoipent to Its advanced and diseressne
(from advantages and very extsnays Rf.o~s
ne Afford yapd. easy and radical cure vns0as ~
America.
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FINE ARTS.

= =
NEW ENGRAVING WASHINGTON INAUGURAL
N Address lsg from picture by hate,on enSravea on
steel by H. s. Sadd size q by = nchns with numerous por
traits and descriptive key Price 81 John Neac %
mine street n. Y. The first Prayer in Congress- t p"
The Spirit of rs 81. |
A SUPERB AND VERY HIGHLY FINISHED LAND
IA Painting, in the office Of Henry IT, Leeds
Co., No Wall street. s offered private sale II Is unsur-
passed by In the country and will be sold ut nuch lees
than its value.
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HOTELS.


nREGONBH OTEI, AT PANAMA.-IN ORDER TO PRE-
" pasengersfrom being scared orumors
starvngto choose this route to to California the writer
opened Hotel at Panama where he ready furnish good
board and lodging eight dollars week Liquors and wines
Of good quality moderate The Hotel Is placed
without condensation the finest spot about Panama. hav
the view of the harbor sides and of the city in
front. j. j. LANDERER, Proprietor,
Lately from New York.
D. The following Languages correctly spoken at this
NJ BUNEL SINCE IsT OF MAY HAS OPENED THE
IN spacious and well-stuated Hotel, No $50 Houston
street. of Crosby and offers superior
dations families and single gentlemen Table dote ut
five o'clock.
DRILADELPHIA HOUSE-CARPETINGS, MATTINGS
II Ocloths.-The immense of Carpet Hall
with stock in the Union for price, quality design
Administer Tapestry Brussels Imperial Ingram and vene
tan Carpets Floor Table and Wagon Oil Cioth; Window
Shades Matngs and Mats Rugs &c. &c for cash city
acoeptances with interest added. With much successful
experience importer and manufacturer for the last
and housckeper continuation Of the favors literally
awarded to the Old House. Carpet Hall Is and North Sc
cond street, below Christ Church. SIDNEY JONES.
MERCHANTs HOTEL, FOURTH STREET. BETWEEN
WI Arch and Market, Philadelphia The propretsrship
and of this we'll known hotel (which is located
In the very centre Of busnes having this day passed
It their purpose render worthy the liberal
with which IL has been heretofore sustained and hope
unremtng attention. to deserve the patronage Of their
friends. who may visit the city on business Or pleasure
Formerly Of the Exchange Hotel. Pittsburgh.
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Showing increase the quarter of f6257O 1t will
be borne in mind that the corn-laws totally re-
pesIcd on tho LIST of February In this year. which ron
dcrs the increase mucn more strikingi
There we're 900 bales and Of domestic cotton
goods valued at s33342O 90 exported from Boston to
foreign ports in the first four months Of this year
against IL col bales and cases valued at 1871 o6G 93
for the corresponding period last year
The earnings of the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Company for the month Of March, from the Main stem
and the Washington branch amounted to sl7oe63 81,
and for tho month Of April TO S1261 3d. Tho revenue
of the month Of March, from passengers, has been
s57 O5s az on the Main Stem, and S35 292 30 on tho
Washington Brnnch-together so2,s51 81 from freight
on tho Main Stem s7l s13 o. and on tho Washington
Branch, 5000 1o-together $7s.o12 2s This the
largest months revenue that has been received since
the opening of tho road The tonnage westward from
Baltimore to all points tho road for the month was
,65G4, and the revsnuc thsrefrom S2S,329 "a.
The extension Of this road Is rapidly progressing Az
meeting Of the directors Of this road recently held,
report of the committee construction and recon
struction was made which stated that further lcttins
would take place in a few weeks, and the whole pne
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MO CURE, NO CHARGE-DR .URrH l or !! g 49,
N street IA Geo adentally cossvlteA on Al terms
disa.se Recsot cesos Of sonorhsA 10 cures n I've
davr CooStit debility sad ineeseAey suoceSnS
sss.s1 y D. 4 d.s ~ Do Ssss1fA = eTE
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SPECIAL NOTICES.


TJNHE MONTGOMERY GUARDS, CAPTAIN MURPHY,
all told The of this fine body Of
general appreciation They received the marked
General Sanford and tho other STAFF officers
for their soldier and orderly parade and
the aacy with which they responded TO the call oil duty AT
so short q notice.
TT A. O. D-GRAND BOARD OF DIRECTORS L. s.
~ . special meeting OF tho q. H. D. OF u D., viii be
Grand board Ne 4G Centre street in
the city of New York this Tuesday, evening the 10Th inst
clock the Of acting petition for
charter. BY order. JOSEPH GEO MASON. Q. Seey.
NOTICE-TUE MEMBERS OF PHENIX ASSEMBLY,
IN No b. o. OF Bcreans arc requested TO attend at
Assembly Of Grand and Broadway at one
brother John Mckinley full rcgaa The order in
raj is respectfully invited to attend BY order Of the w.
Patriarch. r. G. GIRVAN.
DAVID Topp Scribe
vTBE SOCIETY FOR THE RELIEF OF DESTITUTE
Children Of Sesmen will old their third anniversary
the homo for Seamens Children at Tompkinsye staten
o'clock T. NJ The friends OF this charity in the city will
leave o'clock from the Staten Island Ferry and
return at six o'clock Interesting addresses be expected
In oase Of "wednesday, the anniversary will be
held the first fair day. By order Of the Board
5. J. BEMENT Secretary.
MECHANICS INSTITUTE. REGULAR MEETING.
beers street at ~ o'clock r. MBusncss Of Importance,
pOntment Of an Actuary will take E,scSS S p,oa.n.
NY b. DAWSON Secretary r. 7,
NEW YORK AND HARLEM RIA ILROAD COMPANY
IN NoticeThe annual election for thirteen Directors OF
this Company will take place at their occ NO Hanover
street Tuesday May 49, S9 between the hours ~ ana
The Transfer will be closed from the 7h to 18th
''' A. KYLE. Jr- Secretary.
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HATS.

~~~~~~~~~~o>~c~~N|~~~>~>>y
- UTTA PERCuA M0IESKIN HATS PATENTED T.
" ALyORD Il BANCKER Iatters. IFS Broadway and ~
BoworyRy this and improved Of preparing the
felt body Hat Is rendered much pab and pleasant
the head and always retains its still better proof
against the action Of the pcrpraton from the head and
neither docs the plush blister and separate or loosen
from the body, the other kind of Hat We have given
these Hats years trial. and found them Ia all the
advantages claim and offer them with full confidence that
they will public approval For sale only
factory sales rooms, 10 Bowcry and us Broadway
ALvORD & BANCKER.
GUNNER HATs.-wM. II. BEEBR CO., HATTERs,
~ IJ6 Broadv ay, n. " and rs Chestnut street, Pha
delphia Offering extensive assortment Of Summer
Hats, of and fashionable shapes-comprisng extra fine
ordinary Panamas Legborn and Sraws In variety
Also and beautiful Hat for genteUen. Of dark color
with double brim, very light and desirable We have
cey ed direct from the manufacturers style OF Hat
specially adapted for young gentlemen, with double and
single Trims called the Tree Leaf Hat, low price.
Dealers respectfully informed thu. we can furnish
them with OF the Tree Leaf Hats, double and
single brim Wholesale at such prices as will Afford them
large profit
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A UCTION NOTICE.-EXTENSIvE AND VALUABLE
n sale Of Hotel Furniture Of all descriptions This day
0 o'clock in the sale IL Spruce street. deserving
particular attention. Sale positive At i o'clock Ct 81
Sixth street. the entire valuable of the Wash
ngton Steam Laundry establishment between avenue and
D. Dry Dock stages close by Valuable Machinery Shafts.
Boilers Pipes, good Horse and Wagon. The lease u
the premises, &c. THOS BELL. Auctoneer.
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" ITO w est sotees
INOR SAN FRANCISCO, VIA CHAGRES. Tho steam
IL chip CRESCENT CITY, Capt. Chas. Stoddard. will
leave Saturday the 10th inst o'clock. from Pier
North River The G. G. will arrive in time the
mail steamer Of june and IL il confidently
the ship Senator will be at Panama to take
to San Francisco. For freight or passage apply to
J. HOWARD son, 10 South street
LfOR CALIF0RNIA-THE SUPERIOR A SHIP PRO-
BUS Captain j. {. do vries Master will sail for
franceco, about the 10Th inst Passengers will please
send down the balance OF their freight TO Pier No North
River that may not be excluded Shippers will please send
their bills OF sding for signature without delay The num-
Der OF passengers in first and second cabin Is strictly nite
tiop to r.. II. SUTTON, 81 Wall street
JNO OGDEN, li6 wall street.
EOR SAN FRANCISCO, CALIFORNIA DJRECa1.
First vessel TO sail. posyelyl Wednesdsy nay o.l
Tho splendid fast sailing bark "Iecnmsen NsPMn ~.
board can yet take bills freight or che bulk here
Of II immediate applies IL made on BOARD NJ Fier NO.
John Collins. JR, Agent. u South st., up stairs
shicpers will pease send la their bills OF ladbg ~
the Asrnt. ofoe Tor signature Passengers who have
Ell y, H. Sents Office in order that their borhs
ma he secured There yet accommodations for few
NO.. cabin No steersgo or second cabin pasen
e, vessel Passengers will please send down
bcr extra luggage before Tuesday 10th inst and be
hoard st Pcr No H. Wednesday 10Th at IL O'clock NJ,
a, which time the vessel will clear At ths Custom House
NOR SAN FRANCISCO, CALIFORNIA, WITH I'M
mediate dsspAtcAA hns, fast sailing clipper buut brig
will Be Despatched foe tho above port In isw dsys For
''A''' JSn if' c3f2lss. Js n South street, ur STAIR.
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THE GREAT CHINESE MUSEUM $50 BROADWAY
between Spring and Prince streets and the only h
this country consists Of great number Of life size
Chinese Of all several hundred Chinese PaintnB
Vessels Models Of Pagsdaa
Temples and Bridges specimens Of Chinese Manufaoturss
Mechanical Implements
Of Music Lanterns &c TO- Open from nine A. n. till
H. daily Admitance Is cents; children under twelve, ha4
price.
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SPORT1NG.


TINION COURSE, I.-TROTTING-WILLPO POSITIVE
~ y of This Day, rain shine Match for 81 GOO,
two miles repeat harness Jacob Somorndykc names
T. Lady Emma James Whelply names b. Thomas Hyer.
wagons James Wboply names b. Manhattan, to ~ ib
H. Jones Belle, formerly Linda to skele
ton wagon The cars will oave South Perry Brooklyn at
O'Clock, and return q the sports
NJ d. GREENE, Proprietor
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OST-A SILK PURSE, CONTAINING A GOLD WATCH
IL Forty Dollars believed TO be bills OF Fairfield
County Bank twas lost In the Bowery either in the store
No ls that number and Houston The
finder will be suitably rewarded by leaving it at No. 175
Tenth street; or at No. 40 Pine street, up stairs.
A PAIR OF GOLD SPECTACLES LOsT-LoST. IN
IA Broadway, between Wall street and Park place,
Saturday night last 18th nt between the hours of and
10 o'clock pair of Gold Specaces, in German silver
(F Garrettson Rhnebeck The Under will be suitably
rewarded by leaving them at Mrs. Billiards., Broadway
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RENEWED EVERY DAY.

TRAVELLERS' GUIDE.
EARE REDUCED TO 81. REGULAR o.. 8. MAIL
Line for Bosten Nashua and Lowell via Norwich and
Worcester Railroad from Pier No. 49, r. foot Of Court
and strecSteamers Of this line and Wor-
street daily Sunday excepted At o'clock instead Of
above places depend upon this line being the cheapest
and most expeditions way Of reaching Boston, Lowell, Ma
shua any part Of Vermont or New Hampshire.
CTATEN ISLAND FERRY NOTICE-LEAvEs NEW
- YORK;, 9, o. 10, II o'clock, A. NJ and 3, T. g.
o'clock NJ Staten IsandI, o, 10, IL o'clock, A. NJ,
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AMUsU MENTa


RsoADwAY rHEATRs-rUssDAY EXSSfSo. Sxr
z: 4
F Ss NJ A, rSsg ABB p,s. NJ 1ys.
On s. Dss NJ NJ Bernard Bernard Non: yso
e ssn Mrs Dysi csreonss is1.r~eod J..s vi
to commence ~ ooiccs D'0r' open Al q perform moe
BuasT9pN S THEATRE, CHAMBERS srRKEr.-TUns-
@ x ~ Ay.S s
Mr. Hamilton MT NJ T. 1so Mr. Hud:
c5ssM." % r INV $lo:s
TSSsss' Sas1s: s'gs Prank WISER %.s:i
@ * NJ
s @ JiGsns M: chngIan family
aTS hr0r'sS u GsfnTSSS
sSGos The has engaged for another
feet and weight ssS pounds they may Be- seen :.
s$ss with Ss iss s:' 4 ss: e
EssSr 80 Great Western the Yankee Comedian and Ne
anss
M aaa Ma. sa$nos
& n E % e Sain BE-
a snes rSTS hs
Admission % cents children under ten years III oenss
HT'HE CANPBELLs ARE CoMNG."-APOLLe
TT :9s
rrsng greater amount OF talent than associated
together in the Minstrel business
to tho citizens Of New York that they will series
OF their inimabe musical entertainments above, nsv
ducng programme of music composed entirely BY the die
rent Members Of the company with variety Of dances ~
opan Bnesqus Dancers before the public Mr. West
and Mr. Peel will nightly until further notice. hse
and original Comic Pas open at cssl
mences at o'clock Admission Is cents BAN Alter
Concert on Saturday Evening, at o'clock.
g. A. KIMBERLY, Manager and Director.
VAgxHALL GARDEN-NEw sALooN...FoR SIX
Nights Only-Unprecc dentcd Attraction Mr.. MaoAc-
thy the Delneaor Irish Character the Thea
Royal Drury Lane and Coven Garden ondon aided b.
Miss Fanny Frazier the beautiful and celebrated Vocalist
from the Italian Opera House, London who will sing her me4
favoritc Songs-Commencing Monday evening Nay IN
and continued every evening this week with popular Ir
Entertainments, entitled MIRTH AND MELODY or Ta8
&c. Doors open 7; atS. Tickets Ne
RLEECKER BUILDING, CORNER OF BLEECKKR
- and Norton streets.-E. SMITH Manager-Open every
night.-Monday Evening" May 18th. The manager hsD
the pleasure AMI with the cele
brated Ethiopian troupe of sable Brothers,, who will
evening during the week. In choice selection sf
their most popular melodies operate
tic dances NC Forparcuars bills of the day. Admit
% cents children accompanied by their pAronts haH
price. Doors open at Ito commence Mt o'clock. An A.
ternoon concert Wednesday and Saturday a3P.M
VVNHE GREAT CHINESE MUSEUM $50 BROADWAY
between Spring and Prince streets and the only one 4
this country consists Of number OF life size
all hund