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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-05-25

NAvAL.-The U. s. steamer Saranac Captain
Josiah Tatnall, left the Navy Yard at Washing.
ton, at o'clock, Pm. on Saturday, May ls, and
discharged her pilot at Cape Henry at 5 O'Clock
AN. ON Safeguarding the run in 10 hours, q
distance OF 100 miles. She averaged over 10 knots
an hour, and only carried Ia lbs of steam She
can carry 20 lbs and will no doubt be able to run
10 knots an hour with this steam on. The u. 8.
ship Ohio went into dry dock at Charleston, Mass.
on the 22d inst. for repairs. The u s. brig Por
poise has hauled off from the Navy Yard, at Ports-
mouth, (Nortok,) waiting for her crew The U 8.
ship Harlan is still in dry dock, but the repairs
will soon be finished. She is ordered TO be fitted
out as soon as possible
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BIT THE IDEIGHT sOITIIlT Nm m

Washington, Thursday, May Or n. erArn,--
u massachusetts, was admitted an ALL NJ
counsellor OF this Court. No %. VIM n ~ me
g. Merchants Fire Insurance Compspv yes
Ton, q the Circuit Court Of the United ST. ps9
n.~yiand Mr.. Justice Nelson delivered ,Ss -
ION q the Court reversing the decree Of III opsn
olrcui. Court, with costs, and remandipe M.
osoS ss WIN directions to that Court for further pr
tbis Court. mo. il3. b. II. Lambert "a n
tit' Is. VIM. Ghiselin.-The argumen, ~
csuse'was continued by Mr.. Meredith Zoe ~.
PENDANT and concluded by Mr.. May for the = -.
TITS. No. ia. J. Kennedys Heirs, spoeliss,.
rs ,. K. Colhns.-The argument cf = rr,se "a.
commenced by Mr.. Hopkins Cor ras.-rs
Adjourned al 20 morrow. II O'Clock,
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Vote on the Nicaragua rrsa,,

Soffesponuence ~ me Phfsfefphis North Amer1tar.
wAsRrSsroS. Thursday May SPIN
.ns following is the vote in the Exesutive SEES.
30 q the Senate yesterday on the Nicaragus
. rsst';
'''as--hessrS. Badger, Bel. Bsdwin Berrien suter.
~ sf St,se Clarke Cooper, Corwa, Davis ct Mass
Feleh Foo,e, Green. hale Houston Hunter Joaes KIM
Aasgnn, Msfo5 MileT, Morton Nous Pearce PrafI Sc
oafusn Seward, Shields Smith, Soue spru.nee Siar-
geon, Underwood, " sles and Webster-Totni al
NAYs-Messrs. Atchison. Bright Borsn5, Clsmsu1 Ds
VS. OF mss Dickinson, Tarney, Walker, Whiiconb and
lulee-Totsl 10.
ARsESr-sessrs Benton. Bradbury, D,ugss Gilmore
HsmiiD, Phelps, Rusk and Uphsm-fotsl g.
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Trial of James Arlington Bennett. Cons:assS
COURT or GENERAL SEssIoSs.--Before the Re-
corder and AID Griffin and Oskley-This case was
this morning resumed. The defense produced
number of witnesses to prove the character of de-
PENDANT They all agreed in the assertion that
Bennett had the reputation Of being an eccentric
man, but they were also agreed in stating that his
reputation was good up to the time of these charges
being made against him. The counsel for the ac.
cused said he had about fifty witnesses more to
prove the character of his client. The Court did
not think 1t necessary to call any more witnesses
to character, unless character was assailed. His
Honor the Mayor, was also called to prove that he
received an anonymous letter in November last
He was also called upon by Mr.. Wilkes who had
likewise received an anonymous letter. Ashley's
testimony in the Thompson trial at Brooklyn was
also read in evidence. The morning was mostly
consumed by counsel in adjusting matters of legal
and technical differences in opinion. The evidence
was atlength completed and the Court adjourned till
Saturday morning, when the case will be summed
up by counsel both sides, and will 20 to the Jury
under the charge of the Recorder.
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ok JOHN FRANKLIN REPORTED SAFv-Tbs
Der0"port tEnsland) Independent publishes the
following extract from letter received hv NJ,
George Tucker. of Pembroke st. Deyonport data
hong Kong, Feb. 81 from his SON who Z ma.sss.
assistant on board her Maiestys ship Hastings.
1--WE have just received intelligence by an Anne.
rcan whaler Of the arrival of Sir John Frsnk n'and
his party at the Sandwich Islands. They ,sated
that place Immediately they anchored, after an alb.
sence OF five years. They have discovered ths
northwest passage most probably they have been
nearly three years The captain Of the whaler in
formedus that Sir John Franklin dispatched his
tirstlieutenant over the Isthmus to sail immediate
ly for England with the Intelligence"
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LATER FROM ST.. THoMAs.-We learn from
Capt sPAuLDrsc Of the brig Mary Emily. which
arrived last night from st. Thomas in 10 days. that
aspanish steamer reached that place two days
previous with Count Mraso and suite on board
Markets were dull for all kinds of American pro
duce Flour, s54; Meal, esq.
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CUBA CONQUERED

CUBA CONQUERED.
am no orator, ss ID. WebsariA
Tut as you know ne plain, blunt man.
only speak The uuih aud speak right on,
and ell you that which thousands know
Show you ny pamphlet win iis poor, dumb mouth.
Auo BIO lis merits spesk for ma Bgtwere Websts-,
Ard Webster TwesyeIree. here were a Tweverea
Would n fie up your spirits ard put a tongue
To every word wrie, mat should your hearts, :
And theke the hills with echoes Of my praise
You ssk why TwelvereG thus deserves your loves
a.. you know not must tell YOU then.
SEND 81 TO HI. TWELVETREE, room p, Nc. 20
RNhSssu ~ N l. az By letter pOspadl and 10 re.urn
he viii send you his Pamphlet teaching how 70 do large
family WISH before breakfast for six without employ
Ing help, or rubbing or pounding Boiling he clothes a.
he directs Tor 20 miDutes 10 al hat . Necessary The
clothes are better washed and " better color whsn
washed On wssh-boerd. Warranted 70 ini1re the
most delicate fsbTc. Cal and testimonials and speci
mems. my25 It.
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THIS DAY PUBLISHED.

(FlRCASSlA Or Tour 70 the Caucssus-By George
- Leighton DisOD. A Few and revised edition greatly
IN proved.
This is The only work ever Issued from the American
press wig a. bccountof his intensely Interesting portion
Of u vOflo
The frsi edition contained nnumersbe errors arising
ron various esuses which have a. been carefully revised
IN this.
Booksellers sill send Ia their orders soon as possble
Those that unable The edition can now on
"a q be teeOId- STRlNGER TOWNSEND
my-0 - Broadway
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MnFLORICULT new collection
Sz%1of American Pelsrgoniums lor Geraninns)
C,s now Ia tower III Roy al Victoria QIee1 OF TIE
- y ssL Nrs Shedwick y. 5. OsgOod, Jenny Lind
80 keuble len Tree Eva Oaksain, Frzocis Bean
nrf' 1pny -, sy, ,ilsr{,oS ~,
Az9ss, beautifully vsnegaed sod Of superior ais and
a. ID. ROdodendTons and E1w Coasge AOses Bcq1ets
fully made up. Orders delivered 10 New-York Zee OF
81 afge my15it
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ADRIAN II. MULLER Aqctiopeer
GALE At AUCTTON mr. vrpV V.r,.,,

SALE AT AUCTION or a VERY VILu.pIr
bOI on the sou Invest OF Broad At ard usytsf
Ne dst-ADRlAN " MULLER Auctioneer Win ssli :,
Is %s, on T,4EsDAY May g, u O'clock noon at
inat piece OF land In the First Ward Of he e,1 y, ~
hyk on me southwest corner Of Brosdst ana Mare
ned ard bounded as follows Easerly In front hv R1sS
81 hirtythree feet and three inches westerly in h 49,
ny ground formerly OF Benjamin Ssxss thirty feet sSe
ored and wen,ynse feet and ak inches and sou,her,y ON
ne ether side by ground now or late OF Peter Anthony and
John Denonico, IN me little irreguar, hundred
ard twentyeight feet be the said several dnensons or
either OF hem more or less Tee sale will be perempory
70 pay on mortgages. A Trustees deed will be given
Tie ilile TO be perfect Dated May 10 1850
ROBERT LENNON KENNEDY, by ATTY. ID. r. Kennedy.
For particulars spply 10 ID ID LORD, Attorney, 50 Mef-
chants Exchange. 1891 my25 Stss
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Z 81 hDAY.IINE ArRAMpRa ron AZ

sill DAY-IINE ~rRANERs ron a.
Syosf IhsSS 81 splendid steamers NJ ".
stone VII lesve The wharf ot Of CbarSS. Ia osp
os landing al West Point Newb1rSh 99 N.
49,, ninkson Maiden Caiskill Hudson and CO.
s. nIiyng Albany, at II r NJ CONNECTING with E1
h, Trains tor Buffalo AID Railroads for ssrssos. and
Regular Days OF NEw-woRLD Monday. vv....,s.-.
days N'4sss' tnursdsys and Haiur-
rT- An persons are forbid tru,,pg snv nsr.or -,
Oo' u .ne above boats Ne~-York May, Is5O rnys5Sn
tvhN WALL Of the hrm of }. q, saesnn.n A
- 70 Sonnlissaon Dealer Ia BoofE, Shoes Is3ein~r
keaiher-st- Boston, - 49, -
= Consixamens solciisd no swssod svos,,d
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J. HEGEMAN. Aucdoneer.

J. HEGEMAN. AucdOneer
DY A. &. TUTTLE.-VALUABLE PAINTINGS
LIN BROOKLYN.-ln the ArtUnion Room, BROOKLYN
Institute, on THURSDAY EVENING, May % and SAT.
URDAY EVENING, May Is, at oclock-a large aad
valuable collection Of 200 oil paintings recently brought
from Europe, will he sold without reserve This collection
composed OF choice paintings both ancient and modern
selected by gentleman In Europe and are richly verify
the attention OF those who may be DESTROYS OF acquiring
really fine paintings for their residences They nav bs
seen day and evening Citizens OF BROOKLYN and Others
are solicited 10 examine them. my2 3tseods
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ALBRo l. BROTHERS,
Wholesale and Retail Dealers In
SUGAR. TEAS. COFEEE. WINES

SUGAR, TEAS, COFFEE, WINES,
FOREIGN FRUITS, &c.
1sf BoWERY, fourth door above Broomest and 25s
A"O Grardat second block east Of the Bowery, would
call Inc attention Of purchasers the following arces
FRESH TEAS.
Bes, Young Hyson Tes 8. six shuings, very fne
DO at fOu shings, good; do al three shings per b.
Extra fire Oolong Tea al four shags, and superb Eng
sh Breakfast Tea at three shiings per 10.
OLD JAVA COFFEE.
besi Old Jsve Coffee at fourteen pence per pound.
Good DO Go at one shilling per pound.
Low PRICED SUGARS
Handsome New Orleans Sugar. ct Two sblngs and six
pace for lbs; refined White Sugar al lhree shu
fnes and six pence TOR 7 lbs
LAMP OIL
Pure biesehed Lamp OIL, warranted good Ct ak shings
}u gallon
CHOICE WINES
genend assortment OF Foreign waes on draughl and
eoaes Of various vntages Of which are the Oldest
= hnsssihai can be procured.
Nb-Tfe a0Ove articles are warranted 10 plesse II.
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RATS. KATs. RATsLEoLIyER,s

> RATS! RATS. RATs.-E. DIVERS
paLent eii'seitiDg revolving raj trap is deci-
VI>E dedly The ses raj catcher 10 The United States
- II las and will deceive the nost cunning Old
rats hat have been too wide awake for az other traps Ire
Ksgscity OF the veTmu Will be Of avail with Tits
ap. hzLufscurec and for Falfon-sc
Of Water stairs Also, every description Of wire Work
for nower garcers brass copper Iron wire for
seeds grain, ric- sugar and grs nils; selves ridd ca
scresIs &c &c. uiys5 st5kWs
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BULLDOGS SERIES OF GRAnMARs

lust PtBLI.HED, by PRATT, WOODRORD L CO
OFlRsT LESSONS IN OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES 10 the
Greek Orsmmer-comprisng an Epitome Of Greek Gram
mar; Exercises, analytical and synnsacai series OF
hOrt DID. rnv23 9ts
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r. G. KEMP, Auctioneer.

X. q. KEMP, Auctioneer
VALUABLE OIL PAINTINGS.-R. c. KEMP
Will sell al auction on SATURDAY EVENING at II
O'clock al the Gallery. 359 Broadway fine collect N Of
oil paintings Just received from France among which srs
many pleasing pa'lor pictures handsomely framed Th,
collection OF paintings will be found upon 10 be
wen worthy the attention Of those In pursuit OF handsome
paintings for furnishing The paintings will be- ready for
exhibition on Friday morning, with catalogues at $50
Broadway, frat floor. ny24 2tI.s
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DRY GOODS.
NEW GOODS FROM AUCTION.
HITCHCOCK LEADBEATER.

HITCHCOCK 4 LEADBEATER,
81 Broadway, cor Lsonard-s
VTAVE BEEN PURCHASING AT AUCTION lar0.
NEW SPRING AND SUMNER GOODS
including all kinds, styles, qualities and prices OF
SILKS, sHAwLs AND MANTILLAs;
MUsLINs. LINEN LUSTERs, CALICOEs
GINGHAMs, GRENA DIMES. BAREGEs. DELAINEs,
LACE AND MUSLIN WINDOW DRAPERiEs,
MARsEILLEs QUILTS, BLANKETS,
Linen and Cotton Sheeings and shirngs Gloves Hosiery
Lsce Cspes Collars Hdk of every kind, for both ladies'
ard gentlemen and, in thor,
EVERY DESIRABLE ARTICLE
IN the line Of Dry Goods either for family or persona use
and Of plain and owphced qualities "a wei as
THE RICH AND ELEGANT.
,n OF which they guarantee sell at prices far below the
U''A' gy- MOURNING GooDs.1
Of every STYLE in market well as all kinds Of HafHol-
ing Goods carefully selected, always on hand. my25
z1.NTIILAs-REDUcTION INPRICE.-Ths sub
flcrbers win offer from this date The entire OF their stock
Of Nana, at considerable reduction from former prices.
Most Of the above have been received by the late steam
err or Manufactured In accordance With the lsst sdvces
ana comprise stock for quantity and elegance thai
esuro.b be eouslec in the United sisles
TOILE DE LILLE MANTlLLAs, 81 50.
my2olwis JAMES BECK co S55 Broadway.
IMPORTANT TO LADIES.-Msgniics1t Inda
and other Oriental Ssiins OF q1adrupe width, from S2
IN I8 the web or dress-patern Russian Crush Popns
an article OF great beauty and extensive durability mot
hervse obtainable in this country from SIS Sl3 the
web. French Kid Gloves, 81 the dozen. Superb India
Foulard, Tissue and Barge Robes from 49, to 81 tbs
dress india China, Maltese and Persian Shswls al little
more than the cost Of duty Gents India siIk HsndKer
chiefs 81 the piece Of together with many curious aud
very articles, suited for ladies' costume on similarly
advantageous can be obisined for few DAYS only
at the COLISEUM ASSEMBLY ROOMS,
$50 Broadway,
which have been specially retained on behalf OF the LIE.
want Merchants Company for the purpose Of conducting
this interesting sale
BY PRIVATE TREATY ONLY
~ B. Ii has been ged 10 dispense with tickets Of
admission and the freely open 10 public in
speciion from 10 till 8 each day A. LIVINGSTON,
my 25 2t' Secretary TO the Company.
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BRUCE A Chiffon Auctioneer
(FOITNTRN SEAT AT AIIETIAN On

fOINTRY STAT AT AUCTION.-COLE 4
SChlLTON viii sell at auction on THURSDAY, May
81 O'Clock Al The Merchants Exchsnge-Country seat
al CleIksowD, Rcckland Co. ~ Y on the Erie Railroad
and about seven miles from Piermont belonging 10 A.
Asssr Esq recently purchased for an English gentleman
now In Europe who has directed II TO be sold as he can
not leave England for some time to come The place IL
beautifully situated on the line OF the Railroad and near the
Depoti contains from 10 80 scres OF excellent land
and equally divided into plow and meadow; there are
number OF fuit and ornamental trees shubbery &c ths
dooryadis ornemented with large Of Washing.
ton, by the celebrated sculptor "Thom" who built the
house and recently owned the place Coored thogrsphs
can be had Of he euctioneers WalsL l279l mH9 1ns
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D. a nh : &c, GO. have ja. t! PuhIlshed
WILL BE READY THE FIRST OF THE WEEK.
THE QUEENS NECKLACE,

SECRET HISTORY OF THE COURT OF LOUIS XVI
BYALExASDER DUMAS, Eso.
Vol H. and Completion.
'I'HIs is THE CONCLUSION of OF The mosi sirik-
ing and Interesting novels that has yet been wnen as
porrays in graphic aud vivid the Characters of
several Of the most prominent personsges IN modern
French history The whole mystery Of the robbery ofths
Necklace svet which had greet Influence In bringing
shout The French Revolution of7s9 cleared up and tho
character Of he unfortunate Marie Anoinete relieved
fommany Of he goss AID unouuded charges invented by
her tangur AIRY enemies Setting aside its historical impor
lance, 1t Is Of the most amusing and pleasing works
produced by the prolific pen Of Alexander Dumas.
The above Is published in two handsome volumes, price
30 cents per volume by w. y. BURGESS,
MA 2is % AnnsL
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s1eS GRRGORY,s CALIFORNIA FIX

kSfk GREGORY,s CALIFORNIA EX-
&Ssa<Es PRESs---An Express VIII be made Up and
forwarded from tots Office by each OF Ihe Steam.
ers OHIO and CRESCENT CITY 10 sail on the 23ih in
slant and lst June respectively, IN charge Of special
messenger
The delivery Of parcels and packages by his Express
Line for al parts OF California attended 10 by the pro-
preorn person Immediately amer the arrival Of steamer
al san Fmncsco. THOMPSON HITCHCOCK,
Agents, l49 Pearl street
NB.-Paymer's for reigh; can be made here or IN Cali
frrs, Is desired my257is
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JULY DIVIDEND.


WIDOW AND ORPHAN FUND.-
INTENDING LIFE ASsURERS are respectfully
invited to compare the principles rates and whole pro-
visions Of the
with those Of any existing Company This institution be.
ing MUTUAL SOCIETY the a5t0e Of the DYo6n beL0nO
70 aud are diyived to the LIFE MENBEEs the
same time exempt from personal liability claims supe
rory over other Companies In the following particulars
Let Ia mode Of payments grddn1fed meet the wants
OF all classes ID more usment Of the rates
Of premium Sd The principle Of division secures 70 he
IBsurs themselves all ne proffl which JOINT Stock and NJ
Cd Co1PIa,es hsve found 70 be exceedingly lueaye an
Persons msbrg izod:afs ayiogtios win pGrci s,e in
he JULY DIVIDEND;
ABBOTT LAWRENCE BosoI, Ezra WHlTL, New Yolk-
P.ss. 500 g ass f. sS.s Mas. 40
WALTER HASTINGS, 90 JOsEPH II. WILLIAMS, do
HoKAIIo HARRIS DO GEORGE DUDLEY Com.
BOARD OF FINANCE
FR ANKLIN HAVEN President Merchants Barr. Boa,on
THOMAS TEACHER, Merchant 90
RUEL WILLIAMS (Ne President Ksnnsbsc Raiirosd
JUDD HOLLlsTER1 Agents, 81 W4ll-st
CIR GILMAN, NJ. D Medicsl ETaui55s T'''''
Permits granted fer Ses NoJsgeS Foreign Residences
OF N ,s territories o. NE UpiIed States my15 eodsts
EAGLE LIFE ASSURANCE COMPANY.
CAPITAL, $4,000.
COypOrafors:
JOIN McChAln. Lewis HEl0cE, WIN A Mheeer
ssmaei Perry, John Kiiching, u. w D1nhAm,
sleph H. Person John Young, VIM Psit
Il M Morris CIV B Osrander. '''''' n y 'PPO'A'
" OOKS OF eUBsCRIPTION 10 the capital stock III,
DC9mpsuy Will be open a. the ofce Of TIE Eagle Lie
seo ssh insurance Co 40 Wallet on Monday, he 27th
cay o. msy and VII DO Kept open daily until The whole
Ten per cent to be paid subscription and the ba.re.
wien required OF which ten DAYS notice viii BE liyen
STEPHEN II. PERSON
ARCHIBALD RUSSELL, }Commis.ioper.
sAML LoNGsrREET, nyisi.a
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CHURCH OF THE MESSIAH.

CHURCH OF THE MESSIAH.
72s BROADWAY.
A PERFORMANCE
n SACRED MUSIC
will take place
In the above Church, on MONDAY EVENING, May a.
vocALIsTs:
Mas JULIA NORTHALL, Mr. II. C. WATSON
Mr.. c. f. HORN, Mr. w. n DEMAREST
Miss Z. DEUCE, Mr.. GREATOREX,
Miss JENKINS, Mr.. S. w. LEACH,
Miss 81 LEACH.
ORGANIsTs:
hr. II. {. TIMM, Mr. W scHARFENBERG
Mr w. A. KING
Tickets Finy Cents each--may be had Of Messrs. c. g.
FTarcis Co Messrs. VIM Hall Son, Messrs Scharfen.
berg 4 Luis and Mr.. T. J. Grower. Doors open at n
O'Clock. To commerce al o'clock my2i 2uss
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The above rates for travellers only Special policies
will be issued for engineers conductors and other opera
tives attached railroads and steamboats, Policies
also issued for persons residing out Of the city, who
daily 10 and out The policies can be obtained OF the clerks
Of the hotels in this city, at the railroad stations
steamboat landings and the Branch Office Of the Compa
n.y. 81 Walst Jsuncey Court
STEPHEN BATES Secretary.
SAMUEL ELLIS, General Agent rny2l lmseod
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OLYMPIC.
DIERCR,s NIINsTRE I

OLYMPIC
DIBRCR's 1iINsTRELS.-The original Pompey
leie OF Chrsys hinftres-Every Evening un III fur
Their nouceCrowded nightly by The beauty and fashion OF
tos city Beat Ethiopian band In the world consisting Of
ouIetn perormers under the direction Of t. H. Pierce
choice selection Of Songs Glees, Choruses Medleys
ksfralps Buresques &c &c peculiar tue illustration OF
Admission Is cents private boxes s. Orchestra sest,
Saturday, May H. Benefit Of Lieut. E. Horn ala. Brother
A Afternoon Concert on Wednesdays aud Saturdays.
DOOR open at 2-concerts at O'Clock. my8 Il
vocal AND INSTRUMENTAL CONCERT.
given by lady resident OF this city, al The Coliseum
go Broadway, on MONDAY EVENING, May a. when
When sne wiz sing variety OF Irsh melodies and other
songs The following cee braed artists have kindly youn.
eered their services the OCCASION Mr. JONES' former.
q most celebrated vocalist. in this coan,ty NJ
MYERS, the celebrated violinst; Mr. DAVID d. Girls
Yors and Mr. OCoNNOR an excellent performer on he
piano Tickets OF admission so cents. Doors open T.
Concert to commence at o'clock my25 2t,
SHAKsPERE READING-BROOKLYN
OComplmentary Benefit to Mr.. FLEMING (headed BY
place on y ONDAY EVENING, NAV a. when Mr. r vii
read me play OF Hamlet" commencing at O'Clock
Tickets 80 cents. my25lts
THIRD WREK.-KINGs PANORAMA OF TIE
HOLY LAND AND RUINS OF ANCIENT CITIES
at Montague Hall Brooklyn, every evening embracing Il
Babylon, Palmyra Cyprus etc. Admission p cens-ch-
dTen half price Doors open ait oeIocsi PsnoSRa be-
urday ats NJ Stages from Fulton Ferry TO The Hall
every ten minutes. ny2l 6ilsh
ETALY.-Now open every evening, for shorI season,
At Soppsn Hall 500 Broadway corner Of Waksrst the
GRAND MOVING PANORAMIC MIRROR or ITALY,
rePfesernR tour through that beautiful aud classic land
embracing Northern. Central and Southern aly-psnled
by \ b. Waugh, Esq from sketches taken by himself on
he spot during long residence In that country Com.
nencng every evening O'Clock, "Wednesday and 5atur
dey snernoon, at O'clock Tickets . cens-chiiren
der ~ half price. uiy2} lw+
a NELLI's DREAM aud The Deluge.-Thsse ceie-
Abra,ed and effective paintings offered for sale cheap
ior cash. To close concern The Dream, End OF the
World, has been exhibited In but few Atlantic cities and has
had many thousands Of visitors, (000 In Phadelphia
Aone They may be seen for few days 81 the Apollo
Rooms Apply TO GEO. ALKER at the rooms. my26lw+
national ACADEMY OF DEsIGN.-The
WV enty ami Annua Exhibition ID open the New
Oeery, eoS Broadway, opposite Bond ST. from A. NJ TIL
Y Z; NJ. Abundance . ceus Season Tickets 81 cents
Catalogues ~ cents s2j6wuas
| MON COURSE, l.. I-THOTTlNG Monday
y Aay q, a. O'Clock 7 NJ Purse and stake $500 two
nile heal. TO go 10 wagons. Johnson names gr z. Meg
tengrri Geo Spcer names hr. z. Arab
my.5 n SPICER 4 McMANN Prophetors.
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OFFICE or THE DIAPHRAGM RIITRV
Oiemoved to 257 Broadway. In
n.yo ms WALTER NJ. GIBSON.
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ADAMS 4 CO.'S
<ErEf CALIFORNIA PACKAGE AND PARCEL
GsALk4k EXPRESS, per steamer Ohio, May 28.-Ws
shall dispatch an Express, as above, per Mall
steamship Ohio L. schenck, u s. commander, for Cha.
grts direct On Tuesday, 18th mat 81 O'Clock P M
through charge Of special messenger by frs! steamer
from Panama
Freight received, usual at our Office until u o'clock
he day Of sailing.
Cerfed invoices must be handed In TO US with the goods
in all cases lmys4 4is'I ADAMS co i6 10 Wsllst