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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-29

AS first rate Cook, by a respectable
IA Woman who thoroughly understands her business.
Apply al 81 Clinon-pace. o29N'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-29

~ The Second Annual Festival of the La
dies, Benevolent Society Tor the Relief of the Poor
iacied TO ST. Mury's Church, viii be held on WEDNES-
DAY EVENING, the 30hinst. at the Apollo Rooms, 10
Proad .yay Several distinguished Vocaiss have voun-
eeed e services for the occson Tickets 50 cents each
10 be had of any of the Lady Managers, of G. DRUM
~ ~ tho {, stivaJ o:,9 2tis4
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-29

a S Cook, Washer and Ironer by a COM
IN petcnl person she is thorough Cook and expe-
rieHced Washer and Ironer willing do General House
work in small family has objection 10 90 short dis
lance in the country best of city reference. Apply at
Wuieballst in the store 029 IL
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-29

A S SEAMsrREss, Cook, &c. by two re-
L "A spectacle young women; seamstress, and to
take care of children the other Cook, is willing
sisi in washing and ironing, also is good baker. Can
give the best Of references from their last place Call for
two DAYS, at IS CharltOn-s O29 IT.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-29

a S Cook, By a respectable Protestant
IA Girl: understands Baking well, and is good WAsaeT
and Ironer would have objection to take care OF ct
dren or do sewing has good city reference. Sal a.
NandeWRter-st. - ~.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-29

t2 Nolice TO Navigators.-CUST0M HOUSE,
NEWY ORk-CoLLECToR's OFFICE, October 70, i82o-
The 9Th of Congress, approved 18th Sep
tember, 1850 entitled An Act making appropriations for
Light Houses, Light Boats, Buoys' &C provides
Tha hereafter all buOys along the coast or in bays, har
bors sounds or channels shall be coored and numbered,
so that passing up The sound entering the bay,
L. rlAnll
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-29

AS DREssMAKER, by respectable
1 "a Young Girl who understands all kinds of sewing,
suitable for family would go by the month week orday,
take permanent situation no objection 10 leaving Tue
ciy best OF reference given il required Address a. L.
Tribune Office o28 81
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-29

GoQDs dsI %. eom r53ts. p 5sH5s
GOODS 10 be found in the city. g NJ. BODlNB,
o9G Ins 3lj Grand-st. OF Orchard.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-29

q S first rate COOK, Washer and Ironer
IA by respectable Young Woman in private family.
Beso city reference Apply at 267 MulbeTryst Can be
seenior two days. o29 III
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-29

a 5 GENERAL EoUSEMAID, Cook, &c.
L Ably two respectable Young Women one to do General
Homework, good plain Cook Washer and Ironer the
other Nurse; would be willing to assist in Washing and
Ironing Chamherwork; of Kind Disposition and is
perfectly capable of both Can give best city reference
Call al l2s Narick-s o27ltt
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-29

a 5 CHAmpEnMAID, or to do light House
L n work ny g respectable young woman; has obec
zion to assist in taking Of children Can be seenor
three days If not engaged al her last place 1876 Frnknst
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-29

as CoAcHMAN, or Waiter in private
IN family only city or country BY an Intelligent steady
voung American about "A wears OF age; city references OF
ife ebes character VIII be gwen Can be at IL
Nassau ST basement, from 2 TO O'Clock to-day o29
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-29

WTANTED-A NURSE, who is pro-
Wv estant accustomed to the care of children and neat
in person ana habits may apply A Irving Place. OBS S.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-29

oh In W5os oS y9nB B3 adoa, .o years o
addressed to 1877 Elevenst corner sixthav will meet
with immediate attention. Salary no object o293
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-29

"A Chambemaid and 10 ussist in Washing and Ironing
by Young Girl with good reference would like TO live
with old lady, who has family Call at Second-st l.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-29

a S COOK, Washer and Ironer, by a re-
IN spectacle Young Woman in private firmly or viii
do the General Housework Of small private family best
Of reference given Apply at 81 Roses first floor hrst
rod1n o2}2
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-29

a S COOK, and to Wash and Iron in pri-
L "A vate family do all the Housework by ldy, in
duslriops girl with good reference Call "A Sixthav in
the bookstore o29 IT.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-29

A S CHAMBERMAID, and to assist in Wash.
IA ing ana Ironing or to do Cooking in small respect.
able family by Young Woman with good references from
her last place Inquire rs TwelNh.st. o29 ltt
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-04-05
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DEMOCRATIC MEETING

bl-MOIpa1IO IN hlNG WILLIAM.
Al large and highly respectable meeting Of the Denoc-
Monday the 18th OF March, 1850 Major VIM $ Fontaine
was called 10 the Chair and Major Lewis Ittcpat was ap-
pointed Secretary.
Capt. Junus b. Roane after few appropriate ana eo-
4uent remarks submitted the following resolution which was
unanimously adopted
Resolved That we have heard with uncgned regret of The
determination 81 our representative Samuel H. Hawood 10
decline reelection TO the Senate Virginia, and in
.idcraon of hi ai.hulness representative, and moral
worth a cZen return him our thanks and best
wishes c, his future happiness
Nj. +. IL. Ayett remarked that justice to Mr.. Harwood
induced him 10 few words relative meeting that
had been held in King and Quccn few weeks before
which mceng the Democrats oi King and Qcen had, after
ull discussion refused in manner interfere with the
Senatorial election in this district by recommending any
aae OF the several persons who had been spoken Of
candidates TO the people, thus giving advantage the
rest.
From that refusal report had arisen that the Democrats
ot King and Queen had refused support Mr. Harwo0d
candidate for reelection He had right speak for the
people Of King and Queen but would that of the
proceedings the meeting Gu,to.i ssif.o. S"r
port lie spoke adysedy 10 that meeting from The fac;
that The request of the meeting, h. had addressed II
length and in opposition the convention system
II had been employed in this Senatorial District The
people OF King and Queen he pieased 10 say agreed
with him and his friend Mr. Douglass who also addressed
the meeting in refusing give candidate for h Senate
advantage other gentleman who desired TO pre-
himself canditafr. In Thar meeting elsewhere
he had heard nothing but lie kindesi feelings expressed To-
wards Mr. Harwood, who every where regarded az IN
intelligent and worthy gentleman He sincerely regretted
that report wide o the truth had been given gene
raj circulation.
On motion the meeting adjourned.
WM $. FONTAINE, Chairman.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-04-05
GEORGE BouToN.

FROM MEXICo.-A letter from Vera Cruz, dated March
l9th says:
The Mexican Government ha, broken the treaty by vo-
aon Of the provision of the 18th Article Ii has levied du-
ties all goods introduced during the warthat Is intro
dnced into the interior. Our government should tahe notice
settled Ibehooves them to be firm this subject
TEXAS CLARET,-An 'eseeep, clare, is now manu.
actured in Texas from the Mustang grape As many as
FIVE barrels have been made upon single plantation.
The spontaneous production this grape In Texas exceeds
all belief Thousands of hogsheads OF wine, nowe inieror
French clare could be manufactured every year from
this hardy native grape.
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RAILROADS.


CAnDEN AND ANBOY RAILsoAD Lima Yun
- PhilsdephiA At o,elosh NJ aud hal past eoooh
NJ by stssmbsat JOHN POTTER. daily Sundays sleept-
I'd. from pier No North Rvev Fare frs, elias ~:
second class 81
LYON sALk.-TO kAlLkoA pwOhPANlES.-FOU NEW
Locomotive kngines and Tenders traek as,. tour
Driving Wheels feet diameter Cylinders IN disnetsr
- In stroksi four Guide Wheels In wrought from Truck
heavy wrought iron Frames, with pedostA welded These
engines 81 power and built ~ the
rails and construction variable and all I'M
provemen Also several second hand Locomotive. sale
cheap. which would for Address
Els. NORRIS. Schenectady
NoKRIss LOCOMOTIVE WORKS, SCHENECTADY
Az Nsr fork-E 5, Nouls, proprstsr calls attention
featured nj bis works and especially 20 his Express Engines
for high speed Ike Lightning the Utics
Railroad. Orders for engines railroad machinery
euted with despatch wrought wheels orsev
" e. NORRIS. sehsnee,af..
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DR. CHARLES nUNDEs

- sosrssnpTUN.
nknUrDk RESPECTFULLY fNFORss hls FRIENDS
sna the puhc he has hecotne ~ the late DIT
Nssses Water Cure Establishment, az bensonve tro ans
hsif miles from the Northaaptau Rsiroad Depot
nurt ride from New Boston. and ~
ROW hsny, soesedin ~ the pesssnt.s VALLEYS 81
sew hnssnf surreundsa With vood hills aud shady
And sbundanv supplied Nth the grres -ofes, .re
coolest frante The sri healthy ard the
oumsW rfa and rhe sp*c"us hntidtn<t
onsr AZ The neeess<rv conv.rien for -ser eurs purpe
such ne large piunx~ baths do.che ard oTsrr
Tor stnut tfy rstens fer either ser sunnssuu
e The doctcr being the ssrhest ncv hviaf dsctpie
Pri>eenfts ~
hsn me.n y.srs e HE bis ~riing On waer eurs
ina w the hssd. ~ Enrorsan hvropsh hopes ~
src-t " r>s<orsh srpctstyne fro the water
ss made On che psrs 81 ,he-s srferv ~ho nav eentds
th~ns>a-~ ~ Mn. IRE saskatchewan 10 ,sv .rsn r4
fvv<kss p&s>k~~l~s~ psssss spplv sieve s1>r~
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REMOVALS..

EhOvAL.-F. CoDEFRoY, ROBES NODES AND
~ Nouveautes. has removed b2 Broadway side
between Broome and Spring streets
IL LhovEp-yAhEsR opoERs. CLOCK AND WATCH
maker has removed TO <13 Br Adway Walker
and Canal Of siseps aud stean.hip
clocks. steam indicators Meters, Vacuum aud stsam
Gauges kegulators Telegraph Registers Keys Naxnets
ke kc N. B.-T~o good ClOekmaksrs wanted. Apply a.
shove.
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AMUsEmENTs IN rI.IADELPHIA.

RAKNuhs MUSEUM. PHILApEhPHIA:-P; T; BAR
tAnt hanageGsn. Tom Thumb victorious In the Quaker
Ciyfuy spprceiating the distinguished avors Avshed
sfy his patrons and the pube who have hronsed the
evees be has held during the week. the Manager
has secured his services the
and hsppy 60 announce that he will appear In HOP OxY
THUMB. which performed by the General 20
nights in London and other etes and In those perform
which have excited the and Admrat
world Ballads Dites, Dances etc. The whole company
will appear In Drama Farce, ne. The numbsrs-s
o-ities win general admiration Admittanoe Is sents
Children under 10 years. l2b CITE
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-05-09
FLORICULTURE.

vNHORBUgN's DAuLIA CATALOGUE FOa los,-ruE
.niseribsrs hays ready tor apple. lin pa@ph-
d dg. The present year Their e . q
prize England and France the last derived
thousand strong plants for delivery which
for 70 any par. Of che
cultivated therefore no risk IL ordering And when The
are rs.pss,faiiy solicited: The Fachas and Ssraauas
are the choicest Sorts acceptable additions
sossion they sSwe ss without much care a.
s%. r'ss % sn aGaaS
for bedding OUT Tom Thumb scarlet Dwarf Geranum fire
k.s .sS hs
pS%s PS%sasO S:pss's sr Ga. s11s PSs SALIVA ss9
per doaen Gne Carnations and Pieotee 81 80 per dozen;
nspsn s mis ys 'ess t.a Ms
TonLa Asiaties 81 cents Cobes Scendens 50 Saliva
nsse bssS"es vsrsen finest for lower color and
habit in the wordt il Of the most intense brilliant
head. tns creamy eye, the bloom conicaly displayed.
the cad and sides the ny stem making il com
pact Of bloom The sedsment smooth; fact oom-
clear foliage which does not unburn It only
sn over TO sue IN o r .
only hut to exceed this description 50
Rosy Morn and satellite sne lew exotic sorts. the set
.. four 8 90 as also EVERY good Old sort worthy Of saya
per doaen all In small pots ready to transplant Fine Hearts
est variety we'll chosen selection Of y daren SORTS Of
ANIMALS in small tin case snyslcPsd With full DIRECTIONS
for culture, ST. ~ - IHoRBuRN 4 CO.,
49, 10 John street, and Astoria l., I.
Tomato and Egg Plants ready 10Th May unsafe
the egg lan,s strongly rooted pits per dozen
THE AMERICAN MONTHLY MUSICAL REVIEW, l. b.
Woodbury., Editor. specially adaptsd choirs
and comprising 10 royal oyo P"geseaoh lumber eight
esssys music. American and foreign musical
Of Literature. art SCI 20 cts per annum in advanceslubs
HUNTINGTON SAVAGE, Y. NPubiishers.
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CHklSTYS Observation-Disclosures HALL, No. Az
~ Brosdwsy, between Grand and Broome streets-Mon-
day May 9th, and night until further notce.The
original and Christys Ethiopian Opera Troupe
the established and oldest hand the world
comprising Of twelve performers under the drec
ton Of f. p Chrsty They will have the honor Of giving
their original and nmitahle night
until further notice Admission cents Doors op.n at
Concert will O'Clock aterpo Concert
on Saturdays. commencing at o'clock. r. NJ
NIBLOs GARDEN.-THE LADIES AND GENTLE
~ engaged at this establishment, requested
meet the stage Monday next May 9TH preparatory
opening on the 18th.
BRoUGHAM CHIPPENDALE, Managers.
ITO MANAGERS OF THEATRES.-MISs CHARLOTTE
Cushman takes this me thod OF informing mana GERS
throughou the United States and the Canadas hst her
agent. VIM. W Corbyn, s fully authorized negotiate
for her. All letters parcels and
FOR Miss Cushman, be addressed her the Of
W. CORBYN. Dramatic Agent,
4 Barclay rect. New York.
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CTIAn BETWEEN NEW YORK AND GLAsUow-rHk
- powerful rcre- steamship CITY OF GLASGOW,
lr1 register, ALL and so p~sr.
n r. Matthews, ltermsrly " th. Gree, wsstsrnj sga
msnde intended 10 sail regularly from Nee York Ola
about the middle 81 In May,
yuy september, November sEd January. aud from Gia
In APRIL June August October. Dccembsr and Feb
rs The nrst dsparture % this splendid vessel FROM Nee
I~rk direct ~ Glssos appointed take S.tar
day the 18th install " clvc Goods
be received after Thursday evening 10TH Can pass
ards fee included dollars. second cabin do,
do my.n.e dollsr No seeraTs Passengers taken Thee
include provisions, hut liquors. which will
Be supplied board 'srre'
The ter Let and I'd cabin Passenger
sly large mcdious and we'll ventiiasd e,- fr-xht
passage, apply TO j. HSrhOS. I Beaver street.
letter lar will be made for Glasgow, per City -
clasgow cloee the Post N o'clock Itch
the day q the departure % the steamer
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HOTELS.
r Union PLACE HOTEL. NEW YokK-

UNION PLACE HOTEL. NEW YORK.
Y>HJS kSTABLTShMENT,S Situated AT TIE CORNER
u 81 Broadway and Fourteenth street. Union PArk)
having front ON the Park Of 30 feet aud ~ feet Broad
siity situated on high ground and in desirable and
sl"bable neghht rhoed fronting VI the most beau
t parks In he city and is rsplee with every possible
families and large and airv for single all
sevv furnished in style Of luxury and elegance.
con, eeted with it, and 10 lighted 9th There alec
separate baths Ter single smen each floor The ocs
tee unsurpassed for heal h. and be reached In Is
minutes the lower Of the city by 81 the
Hsrrm ka.sd and omniuses each Of which the door
ever, I've mnpt,s during ,hs d,y and evening The pro-
W Any hotel In the country and 10 will daily AFFORD every
variety az luxury which be had In the markets.
aso full supply ~ tbe hest Wines variety His
sAarpesi thcse s other frt clas hotels and
Usrss visiting the city and he ,raSering public generally
J. g WHEELER. Sole Prop,ietor.
WEwOpIDcALL THE ATTENTION or THE PUBLIC
w 'eNo - whitehall street. 81 the best Dining Sc
b tie ely. where the IL such wish the
excellent vsnds aefeaeiss adapssd
" the tsses Of all Not the least Of the attractions Of the
place 10 s lecs ion mmanding view OF the Bay, Bat
e, re- and thing ~ed with the sblishment
D On air of eomf,rt aud elegance not TO he surpassed
she's customers and nothing left und.ne TO satisfy
al ho him visit Go and try IT, and will be
t-sproin ed Remember, No. ~ whitehall ssress.
NV PUBLIC HoUsE-wILLIAx EDGIS0roN,
N formerly With Mr. b. Temisnio and subsequently, with
Mr. Pusssdu la3 Fulton street informs his friends and
~ r'the that BE- hss epened an establishment the
Iisn thcs- ntemsn. who have ben suecssful aud
from " till y. n.
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A MEXICAN DRAMATIC FUND ,OcIAriON.-rHE
annual general neetng q the msmbers 20 elect or
the ensuing viii he held q
the broadway Theatre Monday next May l3sh. TIE
tention of members directed the following rule $50 No
member be eligible uuess his Of sub
serption and fines be previously paid up"
JOUS GNorGHAM, Secretary.
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thro1shSnt the United States and The canada tha. her
gsgsmsnts her. Ali letters parcels and communications
''' bA Sss 60 Ss care OF
Barclay street New York.
RARNexs CHINESE musEUA. az nevaD~Ar. nE-
prio,or and Manager One million Chinese eariosss
rsfn sa S and s
in the day time in Of the room being SO crowded
With the kind reception they S SaSs @ss
hey s S the
fsho0 the Chimes; Belle with Fsst2h incas. lSns Mis-,
music Miss annoy. pretty Master x%oy
ssd
m % F. and ns ss 8 as .% opSo
der TO- half price.
HANDEL's hEssIAH-THIs SUBLIME oRAToRIo
- VIII be given by the New Yorh Harmonic Society
q IIsodSIs sea Esa This 1..esi,sn sTsan
Music Society Vocal society and American Institute. with
sssss 81 saGa % not with
pcGa 10 IL its 5SmSsr' EN- select and sasys tn.
ssnsroS' their aid "n si. s:s oasr
Of Alma sns s s.ans Mr.. CHARLIE Emma G.ss% ro
Jones: Mr. SosT5. Mr. I; NJ cTshs
be fun and ;sisn'
A cARD-PERsoNs OF ACKNOWLEDGED TALENT.
"A wishing situation for the next season At the Broad.
r. B. RI, ps.'s ,sdss: : ss:
.. 4. MARSHALL, Proprietor
ITO v0CALISTS.-A MALE AND FEMALE VOCALIST
or both Of whom competent thsm-
selves on the piano are wanted TO connect with
table exhibition. Apply to Mr. wilmo at the Chinese
Museum, between and IL o'clock.
7 Asst WEEK BUT ONE-BAYNEs rANoRAnA u
xS:. @ The Ora:
Bcssn Liverpool London. Of The River Rhine
s.S:' D
on w.dns'dAv sns Saturday stsrnoops ~ three oeost
WALLnALLA. IS CANAL srREEr-powsRryL con-
eentrstion Of attraction Two splendid performances
day, clock the
Of Of the beau tifu Females who viii
appear the waihAila The Female Ssrensds Orshss-
ira BOX. Nr cents: Pxrquette. - cents.
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1'O owNLss OF STEAM AND PACKET suIrs-ruE
subscribers desire 10 nfor-s owners Of
ships hs, ,b.y are making special q their
business 70 all articles required furnishing thoe
vessels hey have placed ~ their .sy.r.nced
slerks In Eurore ~hose business "a ~ give hs snrr
the selection and % goods shsfn-uch
french China Wars. Plated Ware and ether foreign sg.ds
and In c-nnecn with their China decorations IN New York
furnish this ~ith devices n
tpd plain white China about cheap the
gnslsh ssrthen They also furnish fron their
works Cut Glass Ware. % style and and all
the best % Pressed Glass Als. description
Lsmr~ of the beet ufaetur In Aerca and suited 70
all cis-. of vessc The subscribers permitted refer
~ eminent steamboat proprfetors via Capt G.
Vanderbilt and Capt stone whose they have cup
years and furnishrg Mr.. r. r. Col
inss ins ~ steamships and they do those
ter-sted such vessels that their
enable them do this business With sAtssetsr
10 proprietors, and credit to themselves.
WORAh A HATGUWUrT. ~ and So broadway.
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hLYMPtC.-flEtCE niNSIhEio-rHk UHI1aNA
" Pompey late of Chrstys Nnstres ~ Broadway be-
Howard and Grand stsEvery evening during The
week D-ors at Concert o'clock. The novelties
introduced by IA Pierce in his style Of Ethiopian pvsor
and which have been night with the
decided marks 81 appreciation by crowded audisnoe
has stamped them being the me pns ultra" u
terainments Afternoon Wednesdays sd
Saturdays. Doors NJ 2 o'clock. Adnts-
sion "a Orchestra hos. s..: Private boxes -
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THE NEW ORLEANS sERENA Rs-MRssRs

THE NEW ORLEANS SERENA DER s-MR5sRS.
= swane Rainier, Collins kneass, Ole Bull Burke and
Sanford beg respectfully inform their friends and
the public that the eouyecton with Dr. d. Brown and
the Opera House. Philadelphia has ceased from April }th
and ali hereafter will be addressed
Swaine Rainer SANFORD Coz New Orleans Sersasdsra"
N. H. The N o. y will appear Boston Monday May IS
and from the first Of June the nersd will announce month";
y when and where PERFORM that the bo guard
any other company assuming the Of New Or
leans SersDAders' Opsrs Troupe.
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ERAkkLIN MUSEUM. 40 ChAThAa sQUAaB-rW0
performances every day, the aftsrno.s sat In Ne
week Tbs Motel Artist ~,li svEssr e ssms asy ss4
.Assm and ". svrn., R,rs ,ry,p The rsr,esSsA
oy the world Together NH
the Pen ale Miustrels" Vemaie Arab 0trs" punA1o
Julers bnrlsssa comic s-cy dances, With variety
81 original TO he fos1d ether plass
New york Prices sdmisses-Staes 1870
IKE. bo1ea 40. paruu-.t~ iSkss pvivste hssss ~
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SHIPPING.

T,Hk BRITISH AND NORTH AMERICAN r. n
Steamships. between New York and Lyerpooi aud be-
tween Boston aud Liverpool calling 81 HafAa W land anS
rccsive mails and pAss.nsrrs
Canada. from Boston. Nay IS
rSr frsish, or pas'as,. apply .
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VNukATKk, Aston PLAIE.-LESSEE AND MANA
i ger, Mr.. Chss. Bsss-Farewell Benefit Of Miss Julia
Dean-Thursdsy evening May will be performed sheridan
Knowles tragedy Of the WRECKERs DAUGirEk-Robert,
Mr.. Dean; Black Norris Mr. Lynne; Marian, Miss julia
Dean After which Miss Julia Dean will deliver Poeteai
Address dedicated to the New York Fremen To censnde
with the interesting drama of the BELLE OF THE FAU
ECURG- Kenny, Mr.. Neafe; Bertrand, Mr. Adams ade
leine hss Julia DEAN Adeline, Mrs Mclean Doors open
to commence IN o'clock Roxes and ParIuet S,c.;
An phi hes 25e.
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LANES n. june CO.'S AMtklIAN AND sUhUfkAN
of Eishth aud Piaes.
Last week Of the when all the risnguishsd artists
composing the French Troupe will appear together With
Wallet, the original jester and the fullest aud 1osa
talented 81 Equ-risns In New York. The
whole beinr under III. direction Of janice Hixon Equs
ian Manager Doors open at N ocommsnsc ~ o'clock
precisely AdmissiOb"xes Is Dress Circle 81
Private poHe 81 Children under 10 Of age half price
Seats he secured by applying shs boz oAcs between
the hours Of A. N and y. n. ". B.-A grand pss-
fomance "Wednesday and saturday aftsrnoon eAu
pencing at O'clock