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The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-04-18
FEMALE MEDICINE I'm EhurLAh' H.

Dr. Townsends SaIsapariA Is sovereign and speeiy an,
Ier ncpien C2nsumption, Barennes, Polapsus Utsr
Falling of the Womb, COstiveness, Piles Leuchohoa or
Whites, DISTRACTED difficult MensIuaiion Inconiipepce
Of Urine involuntary discharge thereof and for the general
prosatlon OF ha systemn0 whether the result Of
inherent causes produced by neguafity Illness
accident Nothing can be more surprising than
tnds from taking it a. once become robust and m of
Of the female frame, which the great cause Of barren
ness II will not be expected Of of 80 delicate
nature to exhibit certificates OF performed bot we can
assure the afflicted that hundreds of cases have ean eoTte
to Thousands Of where families have been without
Children after using few bottles of this invaluable edoin
have been blessed with n fine healthy olIanrpg
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-04-18

SCR0FULA CURED.
Tins certificate cOncusivey proves that this Sarsapara has
perfect control over the most obstinate disease of tbs Blood
Three persons cuFed in one house is unprecedented.
THREE CHILDREN
DR.. TopRsend-Dear-sir: have the pleasure IN inform
you that three OF my children have been cured of the eroua
by the use OF your excellent medicine They afflicted
very severely with bad hive taken only four bottles il
took them away, for which feel myself under great obiga
ton. Yours respectfully,
Isaac w. CRAM, IO6 Wooster street.
OPINIONS OF PHYSICIANS.
DR. Townsend is almost daily receiving orders from Physi.
cans in different parts of the Union
This to certify, that we the undersigned PhyadtaYs OF
the city of Albany, have in prescribed DIR.
Townsends Sarapana, and believe ii be of The mos,
valuable preparations in the market.
II. I. PUIING, M D
J. WILSON, NJ. D..
r, b. BRIGGS, NJ. D..
Albany, April l, lS47. +. e. ELMENDoRFF, NJ. D.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-04-18

For Erysipelas the PAIN EXTRACTOR is Invaluable.
Other remedies may make the disease disappear for little
other place. The Pain EXTRACTOR however, drGscs out
and completely removes the Gauss Of the disease and effects
Thorough cure.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-04-18
BEAUTY AND nEALTH.


Cosmetics Chslk, and variety of preparations yeneray
IN when applied the face very soon sDos II Of n
beauty They close the pores of the skn and check the
tulduon WINCH wfen Nature Is not thwaTted by disease or
powder or the skin ufamed by the alkaes used in soaps
beapiies IT'S production in the human face divine
well g IN the garden Of rich and ecatey tinted and ya1ega
Ted hoWers ee, ACTIVE and healthy circulation of he
ns q the e9qrsng OF the pure, rich blood the
e IS lhat which paints The cOnntenance in the
beauty II IS that which mparg the ndescHbabe shades and
flashes OF loVelnes that all admire but none can describe
This beauty the offspring of NATURE not of POWDER OF
SOAP II there ls not free and healthy circulation there
no beauty II the lady fair driven if she paint
and use eosnetles and the blood thick cold and impure
she not beautiful If she be brown yellow and there
Pure and active blood, gives rich bloom the cheeks and
a hrlliancy to their eyes that Is fascinating,
This Is why the Southern and especially the SPANS
are much admired Ladies the North who take bur little
exercise, confined in close rooms have spoiled heI
complexion by the application of deleterous mxtnf il n ~
wish to regain elasticity of STEP buoyant spin gpa ~
eyes and beautiful complexiOns, they should use III Twn
sends Sarsapaa Thousands who have used H. sre mora
than satisfied delighted Ladies of every station crowd
our Office daily. ' ~
NOTICE TO THE LADIES
Those that initiate DR. TOwnsend's SarsaparIa, have
invariably called their stuff great Remedy for Fcn0les etc
and nave copied our bills and circula which relates the
complaints Of women word for word-other who pit
up medicine have, SINCE the great OF Dr. Townend
Sasapaa IN complaints incident 10 females, recommended
theirs ah9ggh previously they did not number Of these
MIXTURES, Pills, ETC., injurious to females they aggTa.
Vate disease, and undermine the constitution.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-04-18

Below Is account OF another child saved. Dr. Town.
sends sasapaa has saved the lives of thousands of chill
dren; The following certificates are selected from grea
number received thisweek;
NEW YORK, April l, 1647.
Pr I0trRSetd-lDeaf Sir; One of my children was very
sick with Canker in the Mouth and Throat, attended with
great debility 1t came near dying obtained Of
excellent incidence and cured directly for which assure
you feel Very grateful. Yours, respectfully
ign n naS,
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-04-18

SADDLERY. ETC.

PHil ADELrtItA sApDLERY WARIstIO,isst;
GA SInN 81 1eldsn iinFts Head, qTTESS~SSVN
~ Tnese iiie hrs iipfss EtnEas II Alt-1-NW
: re deogss No. q Mssaznes near III AM L5tN
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-04-18

FOR HIRE-rYo CoLoREp BOYS, good Cal, 4,
heiitsf, suitable loT Ho.s, HeGraias Hose or Rss
alIphH, MD W hired go lesa0gsg tfp, hy spllggR h
is'H - hfph VGiAssbP, " FeriSai ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-05-17

FREE TRADE BETWEEN THE UNITED STATES
AND THE PRovIScEs.-The people Of New-Brups-
wick and NovaScotia are exceedingly angry at
being excluded from the arrangement for recipro-
cal Free Trade with the United States--which, by
Mr.. Bulwer's letter, appears to be intended for
Canada alone. The Chamber of Commerce OF st.
John have sent petition to the Governor stating
the losses to the Provinces from the late changes
in the commercial policy of Great Britain and re-
questing him to delegate a member Of the Gwen
ment to proceed to Washington to confer with Mr..
Bulwer, and to demonstrate In the strongest man.
ner against any agreement for reciprocal Free
Trade which refers to Canada alone and does not
include the Province Of New Brunswick.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-05-17
By THE MIDNIGHT SOUTHERN VAu,
Murderous ADMINISTRATORS Arre..sx-1.
shot Philadelphia Markets.

murderous Assauie-ni urderer Arrestsd-a..
shot Philadelphia Markets.
Corrsponeence Of Tbs Tribune
PBhADsLrfu,. Thursday Msvn
Last night about IL O'Clock, a young Rn,,A,
man, named Richard Foot made an attack uo.,
Mrs. Ann Walker. aged 10 years. wife Of yanes
Walker, at her residence. 326 South Fifshst Vs
made the deadly assault upon her with knife,a.
ficting eight shocking wounds upon her arm brsass
and back She is in a very critical stu alton Pso.s
hs. been committed to prison. The cause Of ths
murderous attack is briefly as as follows.
Foote was lover Of Mrs Walker when she v,s
unmarried He recently left the city TO work IN an
iron furnace. During bis absence she msr$id
Walker. This was about three weeks sinre.
Foote returned to this city some days since, be-
came infuriated with Jealousy upon hearing ofbse
marriage and viewed revenge. Last night, accord
ing 10 determination, he entered her dwelling and
attack ed her, as above described. |. is extremely
doubtful whether she will recover. b,
This morning Mayor Jones committed young
man named James Dugsn 70 answer the chtYgs
of numbering the young fireman, Peter heyertin
from, OF the Mount Vernon House on the 2SGh aL
The evidence against him is very s,rong y
At disreputsbe ball in the Adephi Biilding,
South Fifth-st last evening. a fight took plsce.
During the row young man named Chas Shelter
was shot, one slug entering his thigh, and an)tser
the lower part OF his back. de was conveyetto
the Hospital No arrests made.
The announcement Of Tho arrival Of the Hbenis q HAt
fax has had tendency resard transactions to-day - bod
ers OF CorroS and Flour arc not disposed 10 operas "a
after her sdvces are made public Tho Flown msrtet b
ouet 700 bos good brands sold for shipment a IS pr
Dbl which the general asking price For city use the
saes limited within the Of former qaoi.ueaa
Small saes Of RYE Flour s s!s7f and few hundred opa
Com MEAL o. tho same price There 10 bat uedefaie
smoan. q wEEAr offering and prices are steady sss q
5000 bushels White Oil 10 and fair and primo Red u III
per bush Coss e In good demand bat scarcely any csu
ing I'M sales Of 5000 bushels Yellow Of Sic sfoat Oars
are scarce and prices steadily maiutaioed Ia PaovoSs
tnere . amer moro doing Mese Poax y hed 6f9 =
bic sales Of LARD have been made bos end Hses sf7c
per ID. on time.
sALEs OF srocKs .Fir.t Bocvd.aoo Reading RR, n;
% 900 City &C. 49, 1854; oe0 do TO- l063 Han shsrg
RR, 81 Is Union Bank, Tennessee GOT; RsxmeV Me-
chsnicS Bank 81; IS North West Mining Co a. 10 Nan
Mech. Bank s6i; $50 County 50, 81; 1,ouO Kssding
RR &C. SOL $1,000 co 6S; 81 900 Alleghany City g.. 20 s
1000 Texss 10 per cent Bends, So 1880 high 6.TYf
Second Board-l50 US BIZ, Il; 5Mechan cs Bk, "a Aae
County So SIT; Psnnsylvsns LIE Aoruiy, los Isl
Reading RR, c 500 Lehigh Mort &C. EST; $500 City
g.. Ts, lO7 <2lOo do, '7s, ln; Union BIZ Team COT;
5000 Allegheny County 60, sS
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-05-17
AUCTION SALES.


CARD.-NEW AUCTION EsrAbLisHAENr.-
" BALDWIN GARDINER tisis Of G~dosrs F1fulsa-
log Wsehoosr having been appointed an Aucnonssr hNs
taken The spacious room 90 the sscood door OF s ssKs
building No 80 Broadway. corner Of AnInooysl' iAey
occupied ~ mus-um fOf he ssles-room .,
g GARDlNER'S loug and thorough acquaintance viii
every description II goods embraced IN ne nahs'ols
branches Of bis late exi- decorative ufnishinS we
house Induces him 10 offer hs services 10 ne "a
the public. par eusry In the disposal OF goods
sncuon compr;seS above lines such ss .iyer ana
Psnd VAN suery japsnery and Other snshsa sna Dr.
ror csrpenDg upholstery rich cabinet furniture 5'onze
paintings, pianos slaary, and al other knds OF hegs
French German Italian and Chinese fancy hucies m
GLIDING watches ana jewelry.
Mr. GARDINER win attend personally and superiaierd
the proper arranging and cnsoguing OF furniture tf sse
auction at geuieel private resid-rcss vii receive
for sale Al h. Long Room and fees confident that 10 can
give entire satisfaction to owners 1870, -.
s,oeks In ,ds acd msnusacmrers stocks to be sold si
suction. will .so receie his particular stenuon ne TO
specially solcis from bis friends and the public, uis
Accounts OF with the proceeds, Will De rellereo
forthwith, strictly, 10 all csses my hs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-05-17

U. s. BOUNDARY COMMISSIONER. JOHN h
BARTLETT, Esq. Of the well known Publishing
house of Bartlett & Wexford, in this City, has been
appointed Boundary Commissioner to run the Inc
between the United States and Mexico.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-05-17

SUPREME COURT OF THE UNITED SrArEs-
Wednesday, May Is ls50.-Wm. T. Risler. ESQ Of
Penn. and Joel Giles, Esq. Of Mass. were admitted
attorneys and counsellors Of this Court.
Nos 103 and l04 The United States %. O. lB.
Brown-The argument Of this cause was cootinued
by Messrs. Bradley and Coke for Mr. Brown and
concluded by Mr. Attorney General Johnson for the
United States. Adjourned until tomorrow ct IL
O'clock
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-05-17
SAILS, AWNINGS, TEN rs, sc.

l'HOsS1lAN q PAhISENS CALCtNED oO
~ LUTON to preserve all kinds OF articles made fcsn-
cotton hemp clohs thai exposed TO the wssin
eI from midew rot the time making them 90
trey wafer proof Goods prepared with the Cscned So
luton are not altered In their appearance and will retain
their original color long hey LAST This Subscribers
used his solution for awnings and szb
and have found 10 fail any Instance and now
ofrf II 10 the public the reasonable terma Avn
inRs sails tents and all Kinds Of aces made 10
order tho shortest notice
PARlsEN L CR0sShAN cor. Pesrlst and Broadway.
N new myi3rhs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-05-17

COAL.-TisDALL COAL DEPOT REMovED.-
~ TEE Old customers OF this yard and the pubic In geo
S respectfully informed that the business Of yard
~ been removed from Cbsrry-st 10 sad Hobosea-
BOT Of CsaalSl and opposite the Ciinoo Maks where
csscxpuoas of CoA bs had Of tho best quality and
eoe lev esi psices myls Suss
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-05-17
FROM WASHINGTON.
Prophecies-Tho Southern Organ CaiIfer-
mia, &c.


Correspondence Of The Tribune.
WAsHISoroS, Wednesday, Nay TO-
Touch gently on our inspirations. The'truth OF
prophetic visions can only be revealed in the full
ness of time The seer proves nothing He relies
on faith. But you know what becomes Of unbs-
levers. Old lack may not be a candidate In 1853.
however, for meantime the world may leap from
its hinges.
There appears 10 be q melancholy rupture ex-
istipg between the Southern wing and the main
body Of the Loco Focos The new Southern paper
is grievous affection to Father RIrcHIs. He is
already down upon bis marrow bones, exhibiting q
most unbecoming wo. Mr. FooTE clsaves TO the
Father and the Father stands by Mr.. FoorE. Be-
ing both veterans, they hold fast by one another.
but the younger spngs of Loco-Focoism Of tho
South the DAvIsEs, the CLEMESsEs, the YULEEs,
and others, are more progressive and long for an
organ of the excelsior stamp. They SEQ visions
and dream dreams that the Father dull parts can
not interpret
And while this il so, the Northern Free Soil Lo-
o-Focos eschew, repudiate, detest and spew out
of their mouth, the doctrines Of The Usion."-
lHh dDOut tue ulNibions dmonB INC w Auo
disentegration of the Loco Focos s far more deep
and threatening.
There is only one thing wanting to the imme
date admission of California. This IT, that Mr..
CLAY should forego little pride Of opinion and dis
play little Of his magnanimity, by emitting to
press bis Omnibus bill, which il now entirely on
of the question, and give bis great and efcientai
to the measure. Mr.. WEBSTER will take this
course and go for the separate admission Of Cali.
fornia. Why should not Mr.. CLAY do 20 too
Let him yield 20 much to the demands OF the popu
lar will.
The Members who make flying visits to their
constituents return here and express the strongest
convictions that the great and urgent desire Of the
people at this moment, is for the admission Of
Calfornia-Cs california without delay. Mr.. CLAr
must yield TO this sentiment In the end. Let him
do it early and gracefully. So shall he receive
the plaudts of millions. The Omnibus u dead let
it be buried before it becomes stencil. The sal.
vanc attempts to recuscitate il may be curious
and ingenious-they cannot be useful We may
behold the contraction Of muscle, OF the witch
ing Of limb but sound, alone Indicative of life,
can be brought forth.
The Compromise bill has been on wheels oil day
a the Senate. The Members have boon employ
ng themselves 10 tumbling it back and forward BY
way OF occupation and amusement J.sH
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-05-17
CHRISTY'S dINSTRELS,

MO AZ BROADWAY between Grand and Broome sta
lN-OPEN EVERY NIGHT DURING THE WEEK
The original and wellknown
The frat established and Oldest organized band In the
world comprising company Of twelve performers, under
the direction OF T. p Chrisy They will have the honor
Of giving their original and inimabe entertainments every
night until further notice
Admission Is cea. Doors open at T. Concert viii COM
mence at O'Clock
An afternoon concert on Saturday. commencing at
O'Clock, Pm. myl5 BUS
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-05-17

n c kEMP, Aucloneer =
ARGESALEO HkNDSONE fURNITukG =, ~,
LANDLORDS CARPETS, China Sc-Thlo DAt
(Frids1 A. 10 O'clock Al SO Broed Nsy, near Msssrs
Becks CRY goods store by Catalogue VIZ rosewood pt'or
fJmiure IN suite In cd elk Dush sul,e o. rose
chamber rTriure suite eegsnt enaneied ana pah-
ed bedroom furniture handsome rosewood pian)tore
richly decora Coma dinner set do do tea SET MIR
Tors Brusse KidrTmnister Venetian stair snf nal car
Pete, sofa tedsesds fall Fre1ch chairs maple cane seI
ch.rr, mahogany srd o,her diaing tables. rosew? od
ard ustoReny marble top SIDE and fancy tables
work tab hstsnos Chios gass and crockcry ware tea
tays silver plated cut boted casters win1o~ shades, &c
&c. Catalogues tho morning Of sale. Piano ore. Al
IL Oclock az shove also handsome rosewood 81 and 2
octave panoortes Of superior tone and ish which are
well worthy Of The attention OF purchasers. myi7 II"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-05-17
The RepubIic-BartIetf-G alpbin-The South.
ern Orgun-The Compromise.
Correspondence Of The Tribune

Correspondence VI no Anouuo
WAsHHeroH, Wednesday hy Is.
Editorial changes seem to be the order Of the
day. Mr.. BURKE OF The Union is TO retire from
the tripod, and bis successor, suppose will be zone
from more Southern latitude. An attempt win be
made to carry out the reformation and secure ano-
Their in the place Of Mr.. Richie, be can be
smoked out Mr. HALL did not favor the public
with programme of the principles BY which no
will be governed and the course he intends % pur-
sue for the future. in this mornings Republic, a.
was anticipated, and our suspense must continues
few days longer The purchase Of Messn BSL-
LIT & SARSKAsr's interest was sudden and unsx-
pected, proposition Of the kind having bess evs'
hinted TO them until late hour on Sunday might
One or both of two distinguished coresposdeo" ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-05-17
BUcHANAN,s JOURNAL OF MAN,

I1DITED AND PUBLISHED by DR.. J. r. BUG HANAN
LProf OF Physiology and Instructor Of Medicine 10 the
Eclectic Medical Institute Of Cncnnan). The Journal
devoted to the entire science Of man, and especially TO
recent and wonderful discoveries In Phrenology, Phyhoo
gy Psychology and other Anthropoogcsl Sciences Vol
l. terminating In June 1850, comprises upwards OF 600
pages and eight eneravings-Prce ST. Vol. H. commence
ing in July 1850 will be published In monthly numbers OF
81 PAT at 81 per annum In advance. Dr. she original
discoverer Of the mpressibty Of the human brain Ills
lectures the Institute OF medical classes
In this country, ELECTED the following expression from the
Students of Neurology: "While therefore, We gracefully
sccord distinguished honos TO the abors OF CAL aud bis
do at the time regard the contributions
which have been made Anthropoogy by Or. Buchanan,
exceeding those Of his predecessors The Venerable
ard learned Prof CALDWELL the father Of Phrenoogy 10
America says In reference to the Journal OF Man Inc
knowledge your Journal couiaios of elevated,
and refined order, and q valuable character AT
present however, you are In advance OF the age.'
~ Specimen numbers will be sent gratutiously. Adj
dress Dr. }. r BUCHANAN, Cincinnati. myl1 AisD<W
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-05-17
NO 10 GREAT nECHANICAL DICTIONARY.
ID. APPLETON l. CO.

PUBLISH SATURDAY
MO 10, containing $50 illustrations. Price % cents.
lNDctionsry Of Mechanics, Machinery, Engine Work
end Engineering Edited by Oliver Byrne
Among the subjects and illustrations In this No. viii DO
found:
Electric Light Electric Clock, Electro Mealurgy Elec
ro-Motive Engine Electro Magnetic Ore Separator Ee
vsiors Elevator, Elptegraph, Enclosing Machine, Em
bsnkments Engines "Details OIL very elaborsely illus.
trAied.
unheAan commend the work 10 those engaged in or nr
ested mechanical scientific pursuits emneaiy worthy Of
Their eraminatou and study Troy Budget.
Practical all the varied ~as Of mechanical and manuiac
turing engineering &c will find this work treasure Which
will be their profit to possess mi7 9te Troy Day wig
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-05-17

BtNJAsiN MOONEY, Auctionser
BENJAMIN MOONEY will sell THIS DAY, at 10
Doclock, at Il Plattst Hardware, Fancy Goods, &c
consisting OF saws tscks NAIL carpet and tack hammers
teasys Knives and forks pen and pocket knives guns
spoons platform scsles, iron safes spades feet folds
rules tea and table spoous brass chamber candlesck
brace and bits breadrays volins fancy soaps, buttons
cologne sccordeon necklaces guard chance lock-
eu steel key rings fancy boxes combs pencils, &c kc
also, cask, tea kettles, sa1cepsns, &c. myl7 It.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-05-17

Y. COTTON, Auctionner.
RYORDER OF AsSIGNEB.-THlSM MORNING.
- Priday) at 10 O'Clock, at 81 Greenwichsv elegant
sofa bedses bureaus mahogany chai superior Brusse
and ingram carpets rugs card tables mahogany breakfast
tables walnut cottage and maple beadsteads 80 looking
glasses superior festherbeds, hair mattresses nae manog
aapy sideboard cutlery, &C. chance for housekeepers
and dealers. Sale positive. rain or shine myl7 It's
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-05-17

THE HUTCHINSON FAMILY IN CHELSEA.
THE HUTCHINSON FAMILY Will give a Con-
cert In the Eiehteenihs Methodist Episcopal Church,
(Eigheenihst near Eighfhav.) on FRIDAY EVENING,
May IL, at O'Clock. Tickets TO be had OF J: w; Howe
corner sevepteenth-s and Eighth av; w. Philips l92
Sixteenths; B. Wsndel, 81 Nnihav and at the door
on the evening OF the concert mylo Jus
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-05-17
MADAM ROCKWELL

MADAM ROCKWELL
DARTIEs At A DISTANCE wishing infxnafoo
from the famous vii please stdrrss hsri-ue
closing o. free Of postage to II College place wose
they viii meet with pro,pi aitectoo. uJt1lF
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-05-17

WIN w. BIRLEY, Aucioneer.
nEALBR,s STOCK or CROCKERY, GLASS, &c.
N-FRIDAY, May IT, M 10 O'Clock. Of the store rs Pearl
Catalogue sale boder ofAssgnec consisting OF crock
cry. plain and pressed glass; Britannia csstors gilt solar
other lamps, mpwck druggist glassware, &c Sale
permptory. Terms at sale At II O'Clock, six gold aud
three silver watches, chains, &c. myl6 IDS
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-05-17
ADJUSTMENTS.


ID tain vin nae ii i,-THis SvENiNG, May H. viii
% presented ,na Tragedy entitled
- VIRGINIA, Or the Roman Mad,
Virginia.. Mics Davenport Vlrsilius. DJoi
Aiief which, Tie new Ballet II
THE MAGIC FLUTE.
To Conc ude wi,ha
49,. GRAND DINERTISEnEST.
nnce, OF sdnissGn To Dr.ss Circle sad Psreuers 50
een' Family and Third circea Is Gallery, i2f cents
Il HhATkR-AsTOR-PLAcE OPERA house.
THIS EVENING NAV H. -i1 10 o-re,rrned the Tragedy
OF ROMEO AND JULIET
honeo..... Miss Cuthnan Aercuuo Couldock
Julrt;.. Mics 7. Wasrk 8envOio. Adams
Lady Capuet. Mrs Mclean rybalt Mr. Neife
To Conclude with the Comedeuaof
-, FAINT HEART NEVER WON FAIR LADY
h hn Charles H. Mrs. Adams Buy Gomez M Nsass
rnce.Bcis. and p.Ica: 50 e.. AsL can
from loAh DGPs ''''
En4 4As hvFNHSg S ass' vii ::
psyed the popular Comedy, 10 acls Of
TEE SERIOUS FAMILY
Cns, ioreni .Csrse Frank Vincent. Mr. Lsvere
cert Mcguire. y0icsn Aalnsdab Sleek hr Slrton
Lacy Cres~ley Mrs Hughes Delaue miss Chapman
To eo,ende win snew Bar.etis, rallied
MYSTERIOUS kSOCklNGS!
her Mud gron. } oHnsnn z slara-g un..... Homs1
Harry HoeXeg......J ordan Dr. Dabble L. Dee Anirs~'
FScEsEBoxcs D. Circle ard Psoaes 50 Fan
Ccie or second re', p e' Private Boxes IS ans s.
NIBIO'-.-OPEN FOR rHE SUMNER sEASOS
4NIhIs EVENING May H. the Gaiden viii open with
al Overture By The orehesTa
After which, Broug ham's anna. called
TEMPTATION; Or the Price OF Happiness
Granite. henkips Tom Bobaak. Nickinson
After which an lntemisson OF half an hour when hs all
Room will be thrown open as Promenade Musicale,
variety Likewise the lower saloon for geotsmen
10 CHPTAIN r OF IF TaE su wArS e The
Admission TO all parts OF the house 50 Doors open
n 7 O'Clock 70 commence IS.