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SALES BY AUCTION.


RY JACOB s. PLATT.-L. G. CARRINGT0N, AUC
ID tioneer Auction Sale of Hardware, Cutlery, &c
Jacob S. Patt will SELL this day at ~ o'clock at the Auction
Room % Patt street. above consisting OF part stock
sorted Fry Pans Shove and Spades Hoes Rakes Counter
Scales American and Sheffield Table Cutlery Brushes two
Mems Saddles English Blistcred Steel Brasers Rods
Saws Trowels Bolts Wood Frames Locks
Brass Candestcks Shutters and Trays Powder FIak Pla
ted Ware Fancy Goods Velns Fry Pans Fret Saws Plane
Irons Carving Knives and Forks 20 cards fine Penknyes
Scissors Razors, and California Knives &c. Also, Pa
Turning Lathe with power geerng for iron and brass
&C. Also 80 lbs German Silver Wire l lbs Steel Piano
Strings, 45 drllcn eyed Sharps ~ doz Whewash and
Horse Brushes &c. and various other goods Of assorted
kinds suitable for country dealers retailers and spectators
HENRY II. LEEDS, AUCTIONEER.-LARGE AND
valuable assortment Of costly Wines belonging to Ches
H. H. Leeds Co. will sell auction Wednesday, ID May
o'clock the City Hotel in Broadway, the entire
stock Wines reserved by Chester jennings also valuable
assortment belonging TIE hotel and expressly purchased
vintage 1855; Pomais Competition Blackburn, 1885, old Ser
cal, 1885; Lance Sackpole, Leacock, Harris Co. 1872
hite seal Black Dwarf 1S Moneiro Madrid Bloodgood,
McEvers Indian Queen Newton, Gordon Co, Harmony
Reserve &c. Commodore Chauncey vintage 1856
Cabinet STAR De Zado Black SEAL Harmonys Amontla ado
Harmopys yellow seal pale do Powhattan black seal Dull
Gordon Co., Munsons Harris Sons kedtops brown, nc
SundriesNery old and Irish Whiskeys, imported
~ years snce Jamaica Rum very fne Brandy osk wines
Care of various brands; Burgundy, Chambertin Chabr
other These wne Of high cost and sold
in OF the breaking OF the establishment for
the purpose of erecting extensive storesa of which will be
sold without to the highest bidder Also 10000 first
quality imported Sgar of choice brands viz Three Graces
American Victoria, De Norega and other choice brands
and be disposed Of Samples will be ready in the
long Of the hotel the morning the SALE when the
will be made known There wines whatever ad
mtted the SALE those actually purchased for the
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Common Council,


:. BoA7D o ALnfhshS; MONDAY, april 3O-Morris
franklin, oslocn, III tne chalr The proceedings OF
The preceding meeting were read and approved
.7prontmenfs-.'i 70 Jenkins and NJ. i. Kendall APP
pointed Assistant ihyscians at Bellevue Hospital.
Adopted.
Home for he Friendess.-. communication from the
trustees OF the Home Of the Fr-ndless thanking the
Common Council for appropriations of $500. On file.
Aims House-Memorial from the Aims House Com
missioner, asking for the appointment Of suitable
person to superintepd the affairs of that department.
being satisfied that the late Las appointing the Cover
nors Is unconstitutional. Referred
City Decentralization appointing John Ryan a
city weigher. Adopted.
Church Of MISUNDERSTANDING RENTING the tax
the house and ground of the church for the year
1S46. Referred
Communication from the Mayor vetoing the action Of
the Common Council in the leasing of Piers Nos IL
and II East River On file
Also u communication from NJ. Vattemare, present
ing from NJ Gayrard bust relative to the voution
OF France Accepted.
Medical BU.-Report favorable to paying to Dr.
Chaplin Sl2, for medical at the l1th ward
station house Adopted
Remission of Ren.-Report favorable to remittng
5000 OF the rent of the at the foot OF Albany street.
20 Edward Griffin, for damages sustained by the night
scayengers. Adopted.
Pictorial O,naments-Report favorable to granting to
r. A. Hatfield S210 for pictorial ornaments for the
Aims House Commissioners report Adopted.
.7shOuse Counsei.-Report favorable to paying T. J.
Porter 80 600 fu at
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Political Intelligence.

Gen Quitman has been nominated by the democra-
tic convention of Mississippi candidate for the Office
of Governor of that State; and convention of the
same political character has nominated the Hon w.
G Wonsdolc candidate for the same high office in
Tennessee.
Governor Anthony of Rhode Island, will be sworn
into Office at Newport, this day
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MAILS FOR EUROPE.
News from Canada and California.
&c. &c. &c.

The steamship Europa, Capt. Lott, will leave this
port tomorrow for Halifax and Liverpool. Her
letter bags will close at halfpast 10 o'oiesA that
morning
The Weekly Herald, printed in French and English
for circulation in Europe will be published at o'clock
tomorrow morning. It's contents will embrace the de-
tails of the recent outbreak in Canada and the latest
news from that quarter the very advces from Ca
orna together with full and complete reports of the
money and other markets, shipping intelligence, &c.
Single copies neatly done up in wrappers ready for
mailing can be had at the Office at sixpence annual
subscription, to include the postage, ST.
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UyIRsT VESSEL FOR CALIFORNIA.-THE MAGNIFI-
c, nj baltimore clipper built Liverpool packet 'hp SU
IAN q OWEN Cap. o Barclay 40 tons Custom House
and but Eve old will positively sail
Thursdny Msy Sd Passengers requested to have tho
sepaEe board Wednesday Some Of the most desirable
bcrtLs may yet bc secured, ON application to
DUFYUM HANDY, No. liz Broadway.
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IotaI aiaount OF hppFVprIdtIUn VII IiI3f II
The estimate of receipts is just about equal in amount
co this; but the may not all be realized In
time to meet TIE expenditure the usual loans will
dosht have be made The has opened favort-
bly, and the income from the public works is likely to
be full as large as PIT down in the early estimate
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There has been an improvement in these depart
ments within the past three years. With the additional
demand for discounts, which such length Of time
must have created we find reduction in the amount
of loans, moderate increase in the circulation and in
specie hand, and large increase in the deposits
The general appropriation BILL it passed the Lcgis
lature of Pennsylvania at the late session, for the year
1s4o, commencing the 1st day Of June next, is
ncxed -
GENERAL APPROPRIATION BILL or PESrsyLvANIA, 1849.
Executive Department. .............. S33,S05 90
Pay and mileage of the members of the Le-
gislature and other expenses. ....... 101, sos 90
TO Jay old debts due prior to December
last on the public works. .......... 2j0,375 90
Ordinary repairs Of canals and railroads
per current year. Observation-Disclosures. 1o4A0O 90
Fer repairs to be made after December next 90
Expenses on Portage Railroad. . 1876 900 90
Do. do. Columbia Railroad . Do 900 90
Extraordinary repairs of the public works so 600 90
bflugesoVcr the canals. ............... 8 900 90
Salaries of canal and railroad officers - 100 7l3 90
Sblnrics Of commissioners, and contingent
expenses .... ................ 5o7s 90
anal and railroad damages. ........ 273sl 2s
lubnc schoois. ............ 200 900 90
F,ntions and Gratuities ........... 25OOO 90
lie use Of Refuge and other charitable insti-
tutions. Observation-Disclosures. $4,000 90
salaries OF officers Of Pentcntiarios. IL 900
Stprme Court. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. IL sos 90
Judges Of other courts. ..........,... 5S,56+ 81
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ATTACHMENTS.


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"A and PROPRIETOR J. Greenwood g., Ass,tist MANAGER
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kooSwe So ssss
rTNnENEw ORLEANS sERENADERs, AND ORIGINAL
society Library Rooms Of bfS%d Nsy's sas o
and hamOniae Ethiopian Melodies The
Doors at Concert o'clock.
nesday ana Saturday afternoons, at o'clock
STTNHE CAMPBELLS ARE CoMING."-THB ORIGI-
nal and well known Campbell Minsrels. the orisiaa-
their popular style OF Music have
to their numerous friends and patrons NV York.
that they will have the honor recommending table
highly popular Musical Entertainments at tho Apollo
Rooms 40 Broadway Monday Evening" May IL, which
occasion they will introduce of their
day G. A. KIMBERLY, Manager and Director
AMPHIoN, NO 2s2 BROADwAY-wEDNEsDAY
original York Serenaders 1.-THE Oldest band
in the United States will have the pleasure of appearing
before the public at the above when they will intro
initiated by other companies but not with Thi
band is under the direction of Mr. Marshall Doors
o'clock concert commences at eight o'clock Also
open every Saturday afternoon. at three o'clock.
vI,HE DUSSELDORF ACADEMY OF FINE ARTs.-THl
exhibition Of Painting BY artist: 81 tho asovs school
A. M until 10 o'clock at large Of
and Prince streets Admission tickets
til 18th June inclusive 80 cents Catalogues, l2 cents
~ World. at S6 Observation-Disclosures Grand Classical
the Mediterranean, miles Of
This great work has been exhibited in Boston and
Albany for the last nine months and acknowledged by tho
public press, be by far the truthful compre
hensive and diversified painting brought out in those
cities Open every evening at commencing at g Also. ON
half price. Liberal arrangements made with schools and
parties.
VINHE GREAT CHINESE MUSEUM, $50 BROADWAY.
between Spring and Prince streets, and the only in
this country consists Of number Of life size Of
Chinese Of all classes several hundred Chinese Pantings
Apartments Houses Stores and Vessels Models Of ageda
their Agricultural Mechanical Implements
M daily Admttancc rs cents children under twelve half
price.
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THE GOLD COAST.

nor SAN FRANCISCO CALIFORNIA, DRECT-POSl-
lively the FIRST and only regular packetTo sail May 10
The splendid fast sailing packet bark TECUMSE tart
Richmond having the the best part ~ her ana
going board is now loading Pier No u Nortn
For balance Of freight passage apply on bosru NJ "
III North River, or to -
JOHN COLLINS, Jr., u South street, up stars s,t
N B.-Shippers will please send In their Diris o. Iuan
early for signspre Passengers by this yes S ~ .ans
paid their passages will please call at tna on. "a ~ T5crs
and settle in order that their berths may DO seouyu
yet room cabin passengers No stooiNbs
passengers taken in this vessel
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FINE ARTS.

,p~NsN NN,N~NyNN|NNNNor
AMERICAN ART UNION.-TlIE ENGRAvINGS,
~ Etchings and Transactions, for tho lSS
rend for distribution members whose certificates
hercd No to No. 5OO and will DO delivered at the
Art Union Rooms No Az broadway upon the presentation
Of certificates
DAlNTINGS. - PERSONS HAVING OLD PICTURES
that require cleaning, retouohing and vanishing
Lave moderate by addressing line to H.
N. in the Jewelry Store 2bf Greenwich street.
nACULRREOTYPES OF CHILDREN OF ANY AGE,
IL taken at LhNGE>UEIM u HACKERS, POI broadway,
mtantsneousIy and without trouble from IL o'clock, A. M
mt 90 lonk. p M
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MY Hat Made by KNOX," Then
Knox halter of and fashion, have been all
Paris Vienna Berlin and other cities but
hat that equaed in style the you
is universally acknowledged that his Hat for this Spring
approaches perfection possible The owne of his
prices astOnishes every
Combs-Ladies arc Respectfully Invited to
the choice selection of Dress Combs the subcr
bers storethe variety beyond all doubt the the
among which will be found the double scroll pattern
much admired Also BIO obtained, article apper
tanning to the toilet. A. j. SAUNDERS
3T Broadway, between Walker and W e streets.
California Firearms Joseph q Hart, IA
Maiden Lane importers and dealers in Fire Arms call the
attention Of Caornans their stock, of Halls
Carbne loading the breechcan be fired times in
three minutes, warranted to ball 200 yards Also
JOSEPH HART, "A Maiden Lane.
liquid Hair Dye.-The time required to
color wbiskers moustachos eyebrows from tof
teen minutes gentlemens hair hour and ladies hair
hours This valuable liquid is for sale applied Batch
slor's Wig Factory, Wall street. Copy the address.
Our Readers IN Want of Cnrpeting, may
McGRORTY at his store, 1876 William Full
he for the accommodation Of retail this
having thrown his establishment and extensive
stock at wholesale prices See advertisement another
column.
Spring Cnrpetings nre now to be had MT Low
Prices at the Cheapest Carpet Establishment in the United
States No!9 Bowery, HIRAM ANDERSONS visit will be
sufficient to satisfy the most ncrcduous and those who
study economy, ought by all means call.
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MUSICAL.


TINO THE MUSICAL PROFESSION THROUGHOUT THE
l. United States.The American Mussal Fund Society.
incorporated April r. lS9 having obtained charters
being in successful operation socts the attention OF
United
States to the offered members by tho provisions
the constitution of said Society circular setting forth
infinitely than the ofan advertisement will allow
the objects of the Association can be obtained APP
pcaon the Secretary who will also furnish candidates
FOR membership with copies OF the Constitution All
nications be addressed post paid the Secretary
JOHN j. SCHERPF. Office 40 Broadway, N Y
Al USIC!-THE PIANO WILL BE TAUGHT BY A
WI young Lady who has thorough knowledge Of Music.
who t. references Terms
for beginners 80 rquarter; those advanced $2 APP
ply to 8. c.. Herald Office
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THIRST VESSEL FOR SAN FRANCISCO. DlRECrC,rHk
fast sailing and beautiful packet built bark Ahce a
- r,ii ssil in few This vessel ~ new twenty
months old only and fitted out in most ample msnner
cd m and Surgeon attached to the vessel.
I'D limited number of passengers only are taken Tow
more IL application Is made In season. APP
ii, on hoard, At Pier 10 East River. or to =.
ply ISAAC 7. SMITH. I0i Wall street.
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BOARDING., &c.

BOARDING., &c.
BOARD At NO. 5I2 BROADwAY-TWO ROOMS ON
- second foer, consisting Of front and back psror with
bedroom and pantries attached will be runted
parse. Also other pleasant rooms for single gentlemen
Apply as above.
DOARD.-A sMA FAMILY, NOT TO EXCEED FOUR
- persons, fou single persons lie 4atcd
with Loard in private family, reasonable terms r
ing location, &C. Apply at No. 81 2lst q
DOARD WANTED IN SOUTH BROOKfYS.--BY s
ID young in the vicinity Of Hicks Sidney
place Address NJ, Herald office.
NJ ERCHANTs' HOTEL, FOURTH STREET, BETWEEN
IVl Arch and Market, Philadelphia. The
and management of this we'll known hotel (which is located
Of the subscribers they beg leave
IL is their purpose render IL worthy the liberal
with which IL has been heretofore sustained and hope
unremng attention, to deserve the patronage Of their
friends who visit the city business pleasure.
G. II j. MoKIBBIN,
Formerly Of the Exchange Hotel, Pittsburgh
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ADVERTISEMENTS RENEWED EVERY DAY.
LOST AND FOUND.

NNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNyNNNNN 0NNNNo~NN-NNNNN0NO
q 100 REWARD.-LOST, ON SATURDAY, 2STH OF
W lOO April bank note, l000) of the Bank of Com
of New York. the Vanderbilt Landing, Staten
Island from the Battery to Broad rect and Greenwich
street Any returning the money the NA
at Mr. s. G. Raymonds Office, No. Broad street will receive
the above reward.
q 1OO REWARD WILL BE GIVEN FOR THE FIND
D 1OV ing of the body Of Captain p. Vandewaer, who
lost overheard from his sloop Saturday afternoon.
April a. of Grand street Ferry Err He dressed in grey
pantaoOns and coatee Is about feet in height Any
will be thankfully received and the above
to RICHARD LEWIS. 24l South, Pike st. New York
OST.-A PACKAGE OF SHIPPING RECEIPTS, OF
~ last weeks, Of Lewis, Burch Brown. The finder will
be rewarded by leaving them at their office AZ Front street.
corner Of Coenties slip
nOG LOST-Sl0 REWARD.-AN ENGLISH SETTER
- Dog, white and liver color Tho above reward will be
paid fer his return to the No. 30 Pearl street. "a
Hammond street.
EOUND-A BRACELET, AND SMALL SUM OF MO-
in the lecture room Of the Stuyvesant Institute
Please apply to the Janitor
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T Mn0FFMAN, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. SPRING
L. Sale Of Refined Sugars-L NJ. Hoffman Co. will sell
Wednesday, May ID at II o'clock, at the Commercial Sale
Room the stock OF standard refined Sugars
Mesrs Woolsey Co.. consisting Of Loaf Crushed and
Powdered Refined in the usual packages Terms Of credit
and conditions at the time Of sale.
UCTION NOTICE-EXTENSIvE AND VALUABLE
n sale of Elegant Furniture, Wednesday, at 1Uii
o'clock the Sales Room, II Spruce street Pianofortes &c.
o'clock in the Sales Roomwihout Five yalu
able Papores Theatrical Property Dresses Books Music,
o'clock, lai lot of theatrical Dresses Costumes,
Jewelry Also. the remaining articles called
Mondays salcBooks Music Jewels Violin, Flute,
Linen &c. the property Of MI. Povey and Mrs knight.
THOS BELL, Auotioneer.
OLIVER PLATING AT AUCTION, on THURSDAY, AT
- twelve o'clock the premises, No 3 Broadway,
building Catherine lane, quantity Of solution
Of Oxide Of Silver Batteries Chemicals Turning Lathes
Forge Bellows Vices Blood Stones and Steel Burnisher
Stools, Tables, Benches, Desk, Sc, &C.
TiiOS BELL, Auctionecr.
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donation Of $50 constitutes honorary member
for life
donation Of $40 or annually, constitutes annual
honorary member.
NBThoso charaby disposed towards this institution,
and who would wish the medium
solicited to address the undersigned.
JOHN BROUGHAM Secretary.
ITO JOB ACTORS-WANTED IMMEDIATELY, AT AN
uptown establishment likely to open occasionally for
few nights, lot of Jouncymen job Actors. Talent Of
consequence they look walk stand and talk exactly
ordered by eminent hstronc individual They will be
rea S@s low Wages Sy IN. nodI aay week or single Jot
New York. n. B-No persons absurd enough respect
themselves or their profession, need apply.
CASTLE UAKDEN.-THE ABOVE WE'LL KNOWN
Sunmer resort now be engaged for evening amnse-
during the For further particulars
and terms apply at the office the premises by letter
(post paid) directed to the propretors. -
FRENCH HEISER.
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NRoM THE CHEROKEE CoCNTRY.--GEoRGIA'
oninion of Dr. j. Randall the merit of wisars Dasam

UNRoM THE CHEROKEE CoCNTRY.--GEoRGIA
II February IL, ISIS. . .
Opinion Of Randall the merit of Wistars Dasam
If Wild Cherry.
We have been induced in consequence of the benefits
ceved this medicine to add testimony In favor OF
IT'S extraordinary healing properties We take great plea
in stating that We have frequently used II ourse and
administered IL Others during the year In Of
coughs colus OF the chest BE- and always
with happy result. We therefore ohccrfuy
all sictea with the above Diseases the Bal
sam Of v lid Chcrr, Marietta nelicon
None genuine unless signed BU ITS on the wrapper
For sale wholesale and retail by Messrs A. d. sands,
100 Fulton street, Of am N3 Broadway, irving
Building Of chambers; Penifod Co, tletchef
street and by the Druggists generally throushous the one
States and Canada.
MO CURE, NO CHARGR.-DR MURPHY, OF o. eOLD
IN street. oonhdentally consulted ON All forms OF
diseases Recent of gonorrhea he cures IN wv W
days Constitutional debility aud iiopotehcy s"coossuu
treated NJ No used 10 any sso UT """'>e
from business. Open trom a. ~ u" = w.
TAR RALrn AUTHOR OF THE practical PRi-
yate Trp atise &c. ~ Greenwich sreeohce hours 10
N A. M6tosP. N. (sundsy eNoeptedl Those Who sppy
in the early will 10 surprised A. we rapy sna se
attending their Structure In every s>
radically curod.
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color wbkers moustachos, eyebrows from tohf
teen minutes gentlemens hair hour and ladies' hair
hours This valuable liquid for sale applied at Batch
slors Wig Factory, Wall street. Copy the address
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ASSURANCES.

ASSURANCES.
OFFICE OF THE NATIONAL. FIRE INSURANCE CO..
" No. 81 Wan street, New York.-This Company, with
full capital and large surplus securely invested prepared
to effect against loss damages by all des
crptons Of also inland navigation risks
favorable similar institution this city. All
losses promptly adjusted and paid.
Thos. w. Thorne, Martin Hoffman, Eugene Bogart,
John Van Boskerck, John Herrick Andrew d. Meick.
Gilbert Davis, VIM Van Wyck, Joseph N. Lord, Jr.,
Henry ii. Ward, George Bell, Stephen Holt,
w. II. Jacobs.
THOS W. THORNE, Proddeat.
KELLOGG
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AMUSE MENTS.

DawERY THEATRB-rUEsDAY EVENING. MAY J.
ID will be acted the STKANGER-The Stranger Mr. J.
D. Clarke Count Winterscn, Mr. Jas Dunn; Francis Mr. Mo
rarland ma Halter. Mrs Wallaek jr; The Countess
" SsscS N.Y. w u. rsi Dc ' By Mr. G S
denbutgh Mr. Jordan Isaac Ben samuel Mr. Gilbert; Ema
mel Mr. r. p Marie Count Paatine Mr. Duff Rodolph,
MRS. Wemyss Marg 7erite Mrs Walcot. Doors at "a
before curtain viii Use at "a Boxes % cts; Pit 2f cts
CHANFRAy's NATIONAL THEATRE. CHATHAM
s,'etnssday syenss May will be acted the local
frau Tom Belford Mr. seyms,p; iii Sapes NJ Ferrster
Jethro Baxter Mr. Booth; Rosa Meadows Miss f. Mestayer
mr' ~, Mensows Mrs u chapman After which NEW YORK
dows, Mr. Tton Katy, Miss Mos.ayer Emily, Mrs Isher-
wood. To conclude with the LASH KISS-buchesnc, Mr.
Pauline Mrs. Woodward; Mrs Nosobag Mrs. g. CHAPMAN
Doors at y curtain rises at IA boxer 25c Pit 2c
M ECHANICs HALL, NO. fy2 BROADWAY, BETWEEN
Nl Grand and Hroome Monday. April 30 every
night until further notice the original and we'll known
company in the world the FIRST TO harmonsc melodies
and orgnaors of the present popular style of Ethiopian
entertainments whose this city, during the
three is soncusve evidence of their superior
merit and atractvene The Company consists of per-
formers, under the direction OF T. r. Christy Doors
at Concert eight o'clock. An Afternoon
Concert Saturday commencing at three o'clock r. NJ
THE DISTINS RESPECTFULLY INFORM THE PUBLIC
that they will give bref series of Concerts during tho
thence the city of New York: Messrs Disn hare i'm
ported into this country splendid variety of their eeebra
clans amateurs and members Of military bands inspect
and purchase these nsruments On application to Mess
Barclay street. New York. to whom, also all offers of
ments 70 the Messrs. Distin may be addressed
A MEXICAN DRAMATIC FUND AsSOCIATIoN.-THE
officers Of the Association deeply grateful for the ready
to acknowledge the following Donations Life
Donations. Members. Annual.
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THE GREAT CHINESE MUSEUM, $50 BROADWAY.
between Spring and Prince streets and the only in
this country consists Of Of life Figures Of
Chinese of all classes several hundred Chinese Pantngs
Houses Stores Vessels Models Of Pagoda
Temples and Bridges specimens Of Chinese Manufactures
their Agricultural and Mechanical Implements
Of Music, Lanterns &c. &C. Open from nine A. NJ till ten r
M daily Admttance IS cents; children under twelve half
nrce
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LAMPS, &c.
LRENCH MECHANICAL LAMPS.-THE SUBSCRIBER
takes this opportunity Of informing the public that after
the LIST of May he will his store at 5 Broadway with
entirely stock Of French Mechanical Lamps which
will he found in respect superior to hitherto i'm
The and workmen late Of A. Dac0n house
attached establishment The shop for Repairing
and Cleaning Of the Lamps WILL in the meantime be located
at AS Broadway, Sd story. H. DARDONVILLE.