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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-10-25

CHcR LIvERroOL-UNITES STATES NAIL sTKAk-
chip ARCTIC, Capt. Jas G Luce.This Steamship will
depart With the mails for Europe, positively from
berth 1T tho ef Csus street, sasasy o.
tceer 2oth At u o'clock No berth secured until paid for
llett-rs and papers must through the Post oca
Fer freight pssrsRe, having unsquaed
RBWD. X. COLLINS Sc wsus,
Tn. steamer BALTIC viii sueoosa The ARCTIC, and
sGii NoveuA- 10th.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-10-25

EDWARb E.c 6ILIRs, 81 ali st.. New York. or
BROWN, SMILEY CO, Liverpool.
y. O. ROBERTS CO, IS Kings Arms Yard, London.
l.. DRAPER, Jr oul6vArd sontmar.rs, Paris.
ships will not be accountable for gold.
diver bulen specie iewelry presous s:orec or stss
less bills Of sdhg signed theror and the value sksrcof
tnoroin expressed.
After the st April merit tho freight by
from Liverpool viii be materially reduced.
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The following letter from Mt Clay was in reply
60 an invitation TO attend the barbecue at Lsxing-
Ton. rendered him b. the people OF that cityi
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-10-25
SIIIPPlNG.

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. PER STEAMSHIP ARCTIC
fer Liverpool will please be board the foot of Ca
and send all luggage wanted the board th
their berth.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-10-25
THE NEW YORK AND LIVERPOOL UNITED srArns
Mall sls,mors.The ships comprising this lire. are She
ATLANTIC, Captain West.
PACIFIC, Captain Nye,
Dsufan n.1s..ur

ARCTIC, Captain Luee
SALIIC, Captain Comstoek,
aDEIATlC, Captain Grafton.
1nefs fhi1s having been built by contract expressly m
Ioysnment has taken in their con-
rueon as also In their engines, TO strength and
speed and their accommodations for passengers
SJslot for elegance Of comfort.
Price Of passage fr York 10 Lverpool sIs Ezclu
1--WE use Of estrs nze state SIS. From Liverpool 10
Me- York, ES.
An experienced Surgeon attached 10 each ship.
No berth secured ntil paid for.
Proposed dstos OF sailing
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-10-25

nR. GLOVER CONTINUES TO CURE ALL TRosE
~ diheul. aao protrseed e-se. that have osospsd fo
tle hands q 0lpirics aad ncGieS pfeser5era O. 10
rCgS,sry educated ph setn ard surgeon Of = Yeas
ptrenoe Ofcs II Am ST. nyssiwav; rrvala entrsncs
throw xh The " tfv atio.alaE bis afore
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-10-25

us. WARREN 10 CONFIDENTLY cos suLTEp or
~ Dssaos, ficfn Us yeara Practice of which
borrtaL Or. W. 10 enabled GUARANTEES sseely ouret-
without mercury. zee HE diploma In Bic ofos o. Mott
adjoining Chat square with the fret
sur.trl ard medilne Ihis crnn.rv has ever ucot.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-12-24

cved the Southern Congress would be failure but he
willing make The effort The success or failure OF this
Congress would enable ascertain whether we could
secure the cooperation OF the Southern States or not.
Mr SuIiyun then followed and advocated The calling
Conv niiun He thought this bilthe eeclual means
of securing The cooperation of the South.
Mr. MacGowan moved to amend the bill by adding anoth-
section providing fora Convention Of The people on the
inconsistency in The bills proposing Convention
and the other providing for the election OF delegates 10
>oulher Congress He thought were bound 10 be rep
resented in such Congress- but he opposed getting
iro that conven'ion though Convention OF Inc people
he thought unnecessary lie was In favor oil reservina
Convention Tor the last solemn act Of Secession.
Mr. Sullivan then moved indefinite postponement OF
the bill providing for the election Of Delegates 10 South
ern Congress and its amendments the Question was taken
by yeas and nays and STOOD yeas G0nays 81 So the bill
indefinitely POSTPONED The only action now remain
ing on this question for tine action OF the House. Is the bill
sent from the Senate, providing for Convention of the
people of the State, which will come up Tomorrow AT
o'clock.
Both Houses have agreed United States Senator
fo-noorrow a. IL o. clock NJ.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-12-24

Dixons line excep, in pursuit of fugitive slave sna
The first offence, pay fine of $1,000 and for the seeonu
fence be susec, to capital punishment But TO inc
reioicings Of the South Carolnian; q
HALF million Of dollars APPROPRIATED lot ar.ianive5
for Southern 3, hss TO
M bs nn,noee Of redress!ng their common
es with The Of se
the Issue nox Of S retiring graceful
g Is. Of nd hs The Inaugural chief ma
as,rae is another indication Of this retiring o we 5lo" his
That she will retire and retire gracefully ,vs U NO. doubi; but
m her present proud position of resistance to manifold
appre ssions-SEyER."
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-12-24
COMMERCIAL RECORD.
RICHMOND MARKETS, DEcryar,

lobaCCO-Ao cianIc IN piIces Sine ON, I,s, -.
FLUtR-R!ch:hond held al IS; Scottsville 4 Iov pof
WHEAT-Red 100 los cts. white los a 10Y
CORN-Sales at 81 G2x cents for cid nsn. 20
CORN MEAL-7n cents per bushel " 'o eesl
OATS-45 cents per bu,he
RYE-65 ccn,s.
FlSH-Herrlngs, No Gu, Sc so; Gross s4o.. H..
No. s. No. soj5; No. l. 50 50; Shad s. n
in better demand. - '0a e.
LARD-Barreis sE cents KEYS So
BACON--ihe market is so entirely bare NJ NJ ea'ce
that We Tor The present suspend orr caoaiioo. ' a:.
new Baltimore Sides, which reid y, 6 cents N'ep' G
CoFFEE-Pnme Lasuayra IL III. cents d.,
liz cents. ND !!
SUGAR-Po.,o Rico Srg1. q cents, Ssw a.
Ga 7c.si ST. Croix ~ ss cents. Loaf double
10 CENTS single refined 81 cts.-in better demand
MOLASSES-Aew Orleans u 80 cts; Cusa y, ..
SPlRlTS-Cognac Brandy ST. 325 RocbeIs =; . !:
l5o American proof 33c 18th proof 5Oa55 Apple sesrcs
Richmond Rectihed Whiskey Il cts ~ l. Rum al a. y,
BEESWAX-Wanteda nj % II % cts uer -. - ca
TEAS-Imperiai 4oa7oc. per 10; Gunpowter a. , I'M.
Young Hyson 30a75c; Black % 60 C. ''' Cd
RICE-Prime 3k cts for acp,
NAILS-3 81 cts.
SOLE LEATHER-fiemocx tanned, good, lss,,,.
damaged Halls cts. 81
SOAP-Richmond and New York 3H acc.
RICHMOND LIVE STOCK MAGEEr-Drc .,
Cattle the scales bring So 10 s: u.s. a, IL cua,ry
Sheep-Net 81 IS to 50 so, "a in quality
Eoss-Nsit S.. This stock Is In demand n, c,o,s, 49,.
JACOB SHOOK
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-12-24
DIED.

DIED.
DIED in the county q: King William. the residence her "a
ther Mr. Thomas u Main he ION Instant WlLLIETTE n
MARTIN In her h Sh" was endowed with mental poSn
fully developed o! her c.cf
perception great comprehensive powers aud stores OF intellect
which only touch, When 10 IN rch
rance spring Thoughts aud feelings Which
and humanity; and only dld sc
and pure animated morls
aeetiolac. amsbe and docc sic the OF her
enear here 10 all who knew her. asoud whose hear:
and gentle memory cntwned Ever kind
consid she beloved 10y her schosmaes whose
her de ,h aestec BY The AID heartfelt gush Of ch
geAu feelings
that fair mi lovely your,
should pass away with he flowers Decd ei the rude
or nppe the bud many hopesand nrin; promise Co.
ami Meaningless the wor!s, hat tha world deem. CONSOLATION
lie who suowe,h al thing,
that the wsre sympathy III. parents the l..
writer oi this poor tribute 10 departed exceleacc.
Weep for her the vol of the torb,
In lite's happy morning Ia. hill rom eyes,
Ere sic threw isnt oer the spirits young bloom.
Or earh hal praitnei what meant Tor me ski.s"
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-12-24

Governor Floyds communication 70 the Legislature, pro-
held at Baltimore for tho sna settlement, of the Slavery
question to whcwe briefly referred yesterday will be found
entire IN another column. The proposition WILL ii are
unless indeed the northern States shall render II superero2a
tory BY pedang themselves carry out the Fugitive Slave
law In good faish.-f Norfolk Herald
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-12-24
IMPORTANT DISCOVERY.
To the Editors Of To enquirer.

A. NY FABLE, DEC. 25aD, loou.
Gantlemen Tod .aad5 most valuable and important
discovery and HASTEN MAKE known. The Editor OF the
Richmond Times pair Of gosgles-ons pair to
write his articles f.. his friends and relatives. When ne
has done these takes that pair o-her 81 asses magnify;
ne lays them down, after wiping them carefully WIN
pece OF ockskin He men gets another pair and writes
nose magnificent articles against his enemies These are
green This will explain the inconsistency in his aIt'ci
Dat snnher part of the operation Is still moro curious
and will place hs productions In clearer and more
satisfactory position He absolutely uses his right hand
against his enemies and writes all OF the bitter portions
oi hi. essays with that hand; but he uses his lett
hand invariably when writes any thing commencing his
friends Knowing matter OF great public i'm
porance for these strange Inconsistencies has
len to make known the discovery friend Of my race and
generation. Yours IN haste, PUNCH.
~ B. apologize for using your paper to say the
Just indignation of President OF the Central Southern
Rights Association of Virginia, against the Tnes-no man
writing under those singular circumstance, can ever 30 con
facts should be- mace public The mystery being unol
ded placed in commanding position, all will feel
their obligations to your patron PUNCH
re- All of the city papers requested TO copy.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-12-24

CONFESSION OF DUNBAR, THE MURDERER.
ALBANY, DEC. 2l.-Dunbar who convicted last week
of the murder of Steven and David Lester Wes,eroo has
made partial confession the Rev. Mr. Beecher-bu IL
will no; probably be made public until after his execution
which is 10 take place the 3lst of January next
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-12-24
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MARRIED..

MARRIED. in the 10Th s. paus churca :.
the Rev Dr. Wyatt. ESncH WOOD - ANGELINA MARGARET
youngest daughter OF the tate Robert lidr La all OF
MARRIED. on Wednesday, the Is he rss;emse OF ii
Rives Esq by Rev Rcynodson. NJ HENRY f.. LEAru !,
Miss MARY JANE RlVES u! OF fnaee GEORGE county.
MARRIED Manchester the evening Thursday the r
by the Rev s Field. Mr. DAVID VI PuiLAM and Ms SARAH
JANE eldest daughter OF the Hon John b. Copon ali
place.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-12-24

The Governor Of South Caroline in his message TO the
Legislature Of that State proposes the exradion OF 5000
free which contains We give him fair notice
that we snail not receive them. i!6iny Sia.e Register.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-12-24
VIRGINIA CENTRAL RAILROAD.

The cars on this road left Richmond, Sunday last, IL
tcray overowing with passengers for the upper county
Among them number OF returning visants to Jenny
Lind Of the Judges Of the General Court and Court
OF Appeals, goody proportion oil Legislators going 10 eat
their Christmas dinner with their families the committee aP-
pointed visit the hospital at Saunton &C., &C. After
tho train had progressed few miles into the county
Of Hanover the gray Of the morning off, beautiful
rainbow shot up and spanning the entire arc omen Of
air weather during the holidays Arrived Hanover
Court House. many enquiries made by those who
making their first p for the Of Patrick Henrys eo
quence The depot is however quarter of mile distant
from the spot, Passing thence the traveller finds him
self rolling broad and fertile ats of the Pamunkey,
near the pon, where the North and South Ana unite
I, was not q season of tho year when Mr. Wickhams
teeming wheat clover fields could be to much ad
vantage the effects Of mari lover exhaustess beds OF
which the Railroad passes in adding to the crops Indeed
that and other farms will show what they until they
put their spring verdure Unlike most railroads amongst
u.s. this Eastern extension passes through very fertile
country which tell upon Its freight lists. The motion
OF the cars uniform and steady and the speed good
considerable portion OF ,ha road is laid with the heavy
rail- and where the fat rail used 1t Is OF the heaviest
kind.
At the Junction. the worthy host was literally surprised
though overwhelmed the multitude who descended
upon sooA
provided and the train sped along its way Immediately after
breakfast.
The arrivals and departures now 90 arranged that
person from Charlottesville may breakfast at home come to
Richmond Ia time business and return home soon
after noon next day.
In the temporary absence of Mr. Speaker Hopkins Of tho
House of Delegates Mr. Barbour Of Cupeper. the acting
Speaker presides with grace dignity and az very worthy
friend says, with becoming modesty.
--St4S------
WYMAN is nightly dealing his magic and fun TO crowd
ed houses Odd Fellows Hail. We have thank him for
his Handbook of Magic containing the wonderful tricks
performed By himself Bi,z Harrington Alexander and Nc
Alister.
The beautiful and hnetoned Piano. on which Jenny Lind
played at her Concert Friday night Manufactured by
NUNS Clarke and furnished by Mr.. P H. Taylor
their agent in this city
- Some of the posts having been blown down oy the
high wind which has prevailed in this neghborhood since
Sunday night the operations Of the telegraph are for the pre-
sent suspended and We are without usual reports from
Washington, &c.
Made Bungy described beautiful and exquisite dan-
seuss will tonight execute for The first time here some OF her
most graceful She will be ably assisted and
the treat vii! DO very hne.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-12-24

THE DORCHESTER BANK RoBBERY-GOvER-
NOROF NEW HAMP SHIRE.-Jack Wade has been in
dc,ed for robhing the Dorchester Bank Of $50 00 and
pleaded guilty Sentence deferred till April Charles
Souhwck has also been indicted and pleaded gu;lty
his trial takes nllce April Brooks indicted for rcce
ing, is 10 be TIED Tuesday The Bank has
cred Sll co.,
Mr. Atwood the Democratic candidate for Governor in
New Hampshire has repudaed the late letter published
his in regard the Fugitive Slave Bill says that
Christian and patriot he shall stand by the late Compro
misc Measurea.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-12-24
PRICES OF STOCKS IN RICHMOND
cuRaEcIEp wEENLY ~ ;eHS a. LANc.srxa ~


Virginia State Bonds (new .sue) s.tu liz
DO. DO. Go. (wGh .acr.s) 100 i,sJ
Richmond City Bonds Grew ISSUED !lJ ieit
James River and klAanha Bonds, With State '
guarantee loo my
Virginia Bank 20 -
Farmers l;ahx LOO hay
Exchange Bank lQl lis
Virginia Fire and Marine Insurance Company lUO iosv
Richmond FIRE Association % al
Richmond. Frejs bgs uni Potomac Railroad leo OK
Cen,rai Railroad LOO 40
Richmond and Petersburg Railroad loo %
James River and kanawhl Company loo -
BALTIMORE MARKETS, Dec. n. p NJ
Sales Of 200 bbls. Howard street Flour at 81 62h
Sales OF 100 b5s City Mills a! "a Sex, and 1876 bbh g
s;62S.
Sales Of Wheat limited q, yesterdays prices.
No change in Corn Oats, and but very little doing
Whiskey-26h cents per gallun.-( Patriot.
NEW YORK MARKETS, Dec. 2l, P W.
Flour is m-saies OF $500 obs al 81 81 81 81 for com
mon to straight State brands Southern IS 2s IS Gen
esscc s. l2H.
Grain e,cady-Sa of 5000 bushels Ohio red Wheat A.
los cts Genesses III cents. Corn s,eadysale. oil 30
bushels al 65 66 for mixed and yellow. Oats 40 I;
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-12-24

aI- JENNY LIMOS PJRTRAiF-truiy ~. rae.
Auction. Tue be Ou painulg, c,p.e
life BY Mr. PhIadcr2n ,m Dage we H.
wi. sold this ID oc!nck, Eagle Sii,.e ~,
Main beautiful Brussel Carpets ohry
NJ e
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-12-24

THE OHIO LEGISLATURE AND U. S. SENATOR
The Legislature is occupying its time in casting unsuc
cessfu ballots for United States Senator the place of
Thomas Ewing, whose expires in March next The
chances Of election during the present session very
slim. The Legislature has voted down. SO &c. PROPOSE
ton nsucting their Congressman in favor of repeal of
the fugitive law.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-12-24

Made Bungy described beautiful and exquisite dan
seus will tonight execute for the first time here some her
mos, graceful She will be ably assisted and
the treat vii! DO very fine.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-12-24

| - Some of the posts having been blown down by the
high wind which has prevailed in this neghborhood since
Sunday night operations Of the telegraph are for the pre-
sen, suspended and without oar usual reports from
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-12-24

The beautiful and hne-ioned Piano. which Jenny Lind
played a, her Concert Friday night Manufactured by
NUNS s Clarke, and furnished by Mr.. P. H. Taylor
THAR agent in this city,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-12-24

WYMAx is nightly dealing his magic and fun to crowd
ed houses Odd Fellows Hail. We have TO thank him for
his Handbook of Magic containing the wonderful tricks
performed by himself Bi,z Harrington, Alexander and Nc
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-12-24

In the temporary absence of Mr. Speaker Hopkins of the
House of Delegates Mr. Barbour Of Cupeper the acting
Speaker presdes with grace dignity and az very worthy
friend says with becoming modesty.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-12-24

AStANTED. as ia Dy Good Sore. stead >o-as
w vel .ec...n!ea!ci t., a' -
de De;.i
sjALN o0AP.-l2 xeS oi superh. IA r. SJa lL 10
tbs TIA; aas gwen Gc. a2c..1G &C.,
economical aoap %!..e. .at received ~
PURCELL. i.AD0 Co Drus;.Si
80; ;: Mo- = -, { uer n.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-12-24

~ OTICE-Thc P.ei!en, sni Dirsctot the lhornon's
" Turnpike Company objected the Stockholders employ
the day Eng Persons undertake
make their kcwn before the f. onday IN Pe5rusy
A. p HILL, President
4 upeper Court House. Dec. 23-cwiw
ria Gazct ercauc . al 10 cupyw
The New York herald., 1850-04-15
Our Rhode Island Correspondence.
PRovIpIScr, r. l., April 18th l8O.


The Utader-TrieI Of HS.ley for A~Ger-- 7.ss;r:-
esis, re.
The weather here for the last few days. has been
succession Of rain and snow, with and then few
rays Of Sunshine, by way Of variety But any person
enjoying quarters like those afforded by mine hoet,
Whitcomb, of the City Hotel may bid defiance N the
stormy blasts without, noe want for anything srpe--
tanning to bodily comfort.
The large and sudden failure In town has caused
vera Of citizens suffer to considerable of an sx
tent.
The Supreme Court has been engaged the last week
In the trial Of VIM Haniy for the murder az his wife,
but the jury after being out several hour.
bic TO agree upon verdict standing eight for eonvc-
tion and four for a1quttal he k to have another trial
during this session The scene In the court
sembed that Of mepagerie than any thing else,
there being In one corner stand where apples pea
nuts and candy exposed for sale while the no.so
and confusion occsSoned by the crowd, made 10 Inn
possible to hear the argument of either counsel
The seguin opera troupe are now here deiighing tho
citizens with their performances and the people q
this place do not osn enjoy such treat they TO
be disposed TO make the best Of t.
The regular company from the muse um, n tho mean-
time under the direction OF Mr.. Forbce, have opsus
the the theatre ut New Bedford
The New York herald., 1850-04-15
CITY TRADE REPORT.

Fsirsv, April l3-eP ~
The cotton market erhtited no change and Gales
were limited The private mail accounts received ~
houses in this city continued to represent the reserts
as declining and alec the prevaiencs q yea
ther for the newly planted crop during -yt week ef
the present month Hoders general rule remained
trn aud were disposed 10 wait fer the receipt of th,
nert ad,iees From Furcpr. The insienene " cf tho
weather during all the early part II the day
out door businese Tho mari this sssc and s~
ern brands of -four cntnued to be buoyant and
active. The Eastern markets continuing bare thcfs
good demand for that section 81 country South
ern tfnnds continued firm with moderate sales rbero
was no change In bonded Canadian. There was N,
change Ia wheat and no ssses of moment effected
Corn continued In limited supply and prices were bet
ter for good white ana yellow. Pork was In somo
better request and prices hrmcr. There nc nayked
change In o,her articles Of provisions. The stormy
weather checked transactions In groceries which re-
maincd about the same.
IehA.ccTts puse sas q fKen,asty which 90 ials
Nek ~ decline q q cent With ru
Ing rs eannot h. aisd fair test ~ the market hold
sr continue frtn The taalcs offered suctan rcd
TfiNattit terms not made ruhiie. The stock cf CID
tHc'o - Old ana new, 10 reasonable vl
way altety The ehth 81 oetobcr. seed leaf continues
t eui u s doubtful whethsr rrices be msir
tanned tspesaly should the urrly ~ aud 81.
Doiug be large. The q the -esk fel
la
The New York herald., 1850-04-15

rnsprtr,us, Arrii I3-B,fw~er B~srs.-sir pe.nsyr-
inna 30 Hzri n sharss Bark " Psnnsyvs lirl. t00
gsisP Sss1 ~ y sg IN co n,sri. csaai ,siS 40
eo1d Buard-siosD READING MORTGAGE ponds H. .hares
,swasr ard Amtoy Railroad. rs Is 10 40 Is Ia n nass
a.r "p Isnnsyl,ans ~ s21. sSp dc, t,l DO s2k;
M y ~ w 10, ~. ~. sssasessn.s Canal Bond.
o. iOl $40 o. loi; 20 do ioi 10 shares Ihsh sseet ~
w arrr foards-2i1 shares Readns Railroad a. Mi
49,. Psnu,yivanis -. va. 800 Reading So 90 sharrS
kahroad, 81 slao1 Fennsyvenia &C. oi 80 shapee
sshvytsl kavisaton o. i 81, ssS Rsaanx B~.a iso
~ icD A., is70, Ga,
The New York herald., 1850-04-15
sausEnEgTs.

PoYeRY rnEATRE.-soNp.Y EVENING. APRIL
- s 40 q. psIl9sxne,ss WI seaasese wish .hs adj
ta G yay cosnt e. nt w.n'ers j. asM So nom a5 e1,
.e, wnsns; Mr. lIasf sF' ~, > i.e1 Jri cna5is,ss
q iie wizARn OF TIIE WAvE-Dsn Je.s Del saadasar
1 m GS baT aT ad rfisfs s wa,a. h + sss sSs nsy
N., wsmy nSna cGa Mrs. pt, Gilsss, S.a prs sp.a At
c,nd Tier Is cents pic l21s cents
CnANFRAu's NATIONAL rnEATRE-MoyDAY
sh sR W. as1I Mseda ns ss s % r,sa Msc
sr91S Mr. rassS sssSs naiisn Ir. crSskeT Daea
sp s.RSSS SI sPsgs
Bo Tss. ifSs Mr. asws. sseS srs sln
Mr. r. nn1 Susan MI, Il cns @ S Ms. Md Nj.
Del orah Mrs huI,y Boxes 2e' Pit i2e Doors open at
Aston SI plack R..Ns,S or5ns
sh vii be performed ,hs GdITsa tragedy % Of EvApNE
Sss ;. 4. Ff Mis- 70 sssii: c. s
Carl heDouai Pepto, Conoyer Mons. Cham
consSsT S@e cSa@psHon amon noss. sna
parqus etc. A%phi.hss.re e,s Reserved seats bal
CnRIsrY,s OPERA HOUSE, MECHANICS u.LL
- broadway for Three Nights Only the present.
ns ssfnorSy A ans n AZ a n n
TO their patrons and the public that they
xsaas.Ssy 1sT gwi1s e shs hsi ssps
Meehes Society The company viii aavS 81 the the
honor accommodating their popular entertainments at
q" Thuss saturday h and
20th the Band will perform nc the Brooklyn Institute
Brooklyn, l. During the week, commencing Monday,
April 22d Chrisys Ministries will give their
Apollo Hall, Broadway.
~ C. QUICK co.'s MAMMOTH hENAGERIE-
W. This magnificent establishment formed Of the COM
hued collections Of Van Amburgh Co. and June Titus
ssnatvss animal world from every country
equailsd and beauty indeed the exhibition per-
feet illustration Of Godsmiths Natural History The dis
tnguishng features cf the establishment the thrilling
Mr. Brooks in the dens Of the widest and
the foresthe unexamped the
BOLIVAR and the stud Of educated Po-
MES introduced by Mr. T. Langworthy Hours exhibition
from and from to p. N. Admission 2j cents oh-
dren under years Of age, half-prce.
INDIAN CONCERT-THE INDIAN FAMILY FROM
Canada their first Concert take place at the
Broadway Tabernacle, this evening April 18th Tickets 30
at all the Music Stores in Broadway. For particulars
small bills.
VVALLHALLA, 81 CANAL sTREET-Two PERFORM
w every dayMadame Warton's troupe Of Female
Model Artists will perform in grand performances every
day o'clock the afternoon and o'clock the
ing together with the original Female Mnsres and Sable
Brothers Admttanee, Orchestra Box M cents: Parquet
Is cents Remember, two grand performances every day