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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-07-19
Washington Items.

WksHIN010S, Tfluay, du4y y
Carlos Gardner was this afternoon Drougnt oeioie
Judge Crawford for the admission Of bail. he wa
attended by Messrs Carlisle and Bradley as coansei,
The District Attorney contended for slojovo ~ne l
VAS res,s,cd nv Carlisle as exoroitan, and the Cour
decided upon $1,000 DR.. Thomas Miller became
surety and Gardiner was liberated
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NETWORK TRIBUNE.
By Telegraph to the New.York Tribune.
For Jwsa1 Tsksrsphie Dispatches 8" vim P"s'

Sessam Nees<hc Ttlsoraps Oce eorseT Of sa< Hsnoeer
Beaver ssyeeb.
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A ADVERTISEMENTS are iBsertca =
4 n the bat psper In other cisss and tyvrs ~
VALhEh's Advertising AseacS E,eaas Bsii'fS
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COST OF OPERATING.
,S,2so GOO ,uns carried one mile,
at Il cts. per tun per mile -$9l6,oOo
ss.iO0,QS0 passengers earned !
mile Il, cent per mile.-. IS, 900 l,9ogVeO
being 90 cts per mile rUa by
irains-N,; income - $2Vcc 600
b,.ng per cent OF between ;weAiy-elgh, Sniisen-
lynne II. ilsVI.s OF dollars.
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tyle closely followed BY Traverser who failed throw
,ps Bul.n heavily and getting ,wAy The mare sos
Sss. and fell. Prsst however, coon remounted and
80. ,tropg play after Dick who WAS getting into
tonble and at the road mapped the refused the
jump, leyeed the fence csp,izsd zllistt and stood
yie hat sur her FIJI ends and winning
easily Some dispute afterwards arose about the
wsndersr not having returned to the spot where
fell and that she passed outside tag The committee
OF tbs seckey Club have however decided IN hvor OF
the mar ., and the stakes have been handed over
NEW THEATRE.
About twenty werkmen are engaged In nuing up
thu opposite the Railway Hotel at the Fort pre-
psrstory 70 the erection OF the theatre The nrst
etone is 10 be laid the l4th October the day oil
Messrs Solomon large sale, when, we understand
rplend did lunch will be provided on the ground
MUSICAL.
The concert Of Messrs Moore and Elard a. the lor.
ON Wednesday evening, vas not so well attended -
the ptrformance ON it's excellence, entitled them 10
expect 1t is said they had not given sufficient notice
but rather TO be feared that the population st Tue
Port ia not quite musical enough TO appreciate sucn
entertainment.
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q New York-The undersigned had direction OF the
Grand Concert Trpler Hall. January - IL having
given universal tatisfaction. requested ~
large number Of gentlemen Tee the Herald, Feb
80 20 teteatit. We consented AID % made
ransenents On the day ready with
inert We read the address o. several unsatans, appalling
20 the American pubic for relief for their fellow patriots
Who are expected % arrive great number Of them without
collar and alt strangers in strange sndi accordingly
stsTed hs 81 me entire preeeed mot PROFITS vtaeyes
ne benefit o. tsos. esles r,sei II in ali ae
rhid tor Instead % receiving any sugper FIRM tie
miee IN Nhst, we Thought, laudhbie uuisrtak
however, found ourselves unfortunately mixed with
Der Of who had desire sction
LET o. the brave exles except la this peculiar AMI
cutiye way. Several e.rdS have teen pubshed the
Herald ore 90 eontraditing the other an wing
rstakeable afttlng Ct snnesv, that the pubis have
te'n led 20 turt aLd uely that there
hnml1s iomewlre sad deferred ADD afraid pur
chase tickets Tor benefit for the above
heret beg Ave 90 wit, draw the advertised far
tie 18th int To those gentlemen Of the different hotels
mutc and book stors who khdy consented TO sell tickets
Ner1rn OUT thonhs and rsqHee them TO destroy the bills
ana tickets IN their poe,sea Th,ss who have soli etes
viii p ase return the M ney to the purshaters We
BOY eng may Je le dore for q sIc, b. properly
sued committee, which citizenF into WITH
perfect eoptdenee and 10 weh viii always be ready
lend our aid, 80 FAR as our abililis. will allow.
MAX Z7kER,
l.. y. HARRfsON,
GERHARD MILLETT.
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mOsEY MARX nc n.

brsDay, Feb p-6 p. M.
During the past week the stock market has bsn
considerably excited The current IL nov setting in
favor Of the bears. For nearly q yesr they have
been stsnmins the tide, and have borne up msnfuiy
against H. The bulls had made great deal Of money,
and they became rockies. aud regardless Of the dangers
they we're rushing 80 rapidly on. The enormous ex.
psnsiop Of prices W. mot considered and purchases
for rise we're made more extensively, at the top OF
the market than when prices ruled ten, afeen, and
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Rev. n n Covgill kentucsy. Crook whitley, N.r.
YORK. Hon W g De rorstt New Haven; James A.
Dorr Nsv York; D 9. Blocget. Boston; J. W Aitkens
pbilsdsphs among the arrivals yesterday at the
Union Place Hotel
Hon D. g Dicksnson. Warrington; DR.. Conich San
Frsbcbco; Msjer v. g Ridgley y. =. A Capt D. d
Potter. IL Ru,.sll, and " Roe stesmship Georgia;
" g. Ksmhe ns Col. wood San francisco; Lieut.
Roger, U. q ". Gel J. NJ Kunsee, Nd were among
the arr Yas yestsrday at the Irving House.
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Tx Nrw Ycnk EaAsCu NsT Btt.-A7 we
hsve already stated, tweniy-'hree q The twenty
tour mtmters Of he House o. Representatives
from perrsy Ivsnls voted against The bill establish
100 brshch mint i the cry Of New York, sad
M. Chandler, from he village Of Phllaielf' ia,
wac one e he mosi ratd opponents Of The - =.
sure. OR citizens expected 10 NEE With ns
oppositoo ir tina qlaftst, but we are satisfied CHI
none anticipated such 40 exhibition o. narrow
nind.dness and peitys ealousy, 81 h members
from nat village eyincsd ~hhe the matter vas
undsr discussion. W. csn see thfoar1 tie mo
i've Of this opposition, without using or spes.a-
cles The people Of Philadelphia have been ls2p.
polntea at the Unprecedented Increase Of New
York. and been mortified that they have not tesa
sble to keep pace with the iahsbiaats q New
YORK.. IN the race for commercial greatness and
rr,macy Like man ~ mediocre talent. with
disproporiionsie degree o. ambition, they have
aimed 10 excel New York in commercial enter
prise: and having fallen most mserably short, they
vent their disappointment 10 mali ning and under
rptipe tss metropolis. They even deny the acou-
saey Of the census returns, and resort to malignant
rnissisiererts to prove that New York 10 pot 80
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Cart I'm. ,. Cags.y, appears in the Military hrsus
,hs week, on the worlds Far In LONDON the New YORK
Light Guards visit 20 Europe. &c. Sc. We hve seldom
90 muon elogrence c,nd need into single column 81
fsper Wssre informed that the Argus can be procured
a. TIE foowiss book storss2i run street; $50 Eghth
avenue $50 Bostry t0s5s Grand street, and No High
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CTFssftfur GgaRsfA.-We feel much gratthe1 In pvs.
entng TO the public the folio wiag eorrespondn by
the passengers board the natl steamship Georgia
Capt Davis D. Porter on her voyage from Chagres to
o. Bo.RD srEaHgs GEoRataf
A. sss, February 7, 1881.
C.fr =. = posrEH.
Commanding L. g. VI Steamer Georges
We the unsefsigued passengers on board your
eel from Cbsgres aud Havana TO New YORK, beg leave
20 return 20 you sucee thanks for the Kind atsn
tion tnd T. ptlsmanly eouttesy have At all times
received AZ youf hands Your snsbiity and thorough
anaulk. conduct has won the admiration Of all your
passengers In parting vlth you. se s,h you health
and prosperity In the future You will please sscept
cir q. a further mark Of regard, silver vase.
small thosgh the eerinz be- the feeling which prompt
the gift ~i trv-s add to its value in your ssms
timsti8n. Jeremiah. yours respectfully.
signed Capt John Hind y. r. Hart. " Van
Atksn Cspt John u Peek, Capt. T. Williams ON.
niltes on behalf Of the passenger.
srEGNsHp GEoRGtA Feb g. 1851.
Gt~rtrapr bsvs received the fsttsring oommu.
ncsi.n from the passengers and u IL With pleasure
socert their tribute 81 r,gard as believe " IL ten
d.r.d with the kindsst feelings. | only regret that
the shortusss Of the passage snd my various duties
have prevented my knouing more intimstsly those
Who have hoporsd with their esteem; bat hope
vi travel together at some future period and ~
ali times " will afford the most sincere pleasure
can in any msrn er add TO their comfort wishing
them every ppfness their return TO tnhr homes
and families I emsid, very RESPECTFULLY.
DAVID o. PORTER.
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Comb Fsctory.-Prem,um shell. Omen

Chain Pattern 81 Ine adiss srs invited q examine che
sSe and new patterns They cannot be equaei aud
are hesutDi The assortment IL tie isrssst
complete n The city Jus received steamer plets
aesortu ent ~ Frtnch Ctmis. r. ". QUIsBY,
So BroadwaY. aeoond door Aboxa Dnana atrrat.
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Br.ome street The cla.s foF gentlemen will commence
On Friday evening, Febrr AIRY o'clock NJ for snort
Vim o. eshteen Lessons during witch the ualriile span
h stbee, Psls aud Schottish vil he taught Terms In
Itpertion % tAe usual oharge Tor q essons.
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Mails FOR California.

The steamship Georgia, Captain Porter, viii leave
this port 10 afternoon for Hsvsna and Chagres
The mails will close at t~o O'Clock. This wEsKLS
HERALD will be published at ten o'clock in the
ncrptn1
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There is great deal more activity in most Of the
lee ding branches Of the dry goods trade domestic cot
ton goods excpted-which, though progressing does
not chow the usual brskne Of the season Prices OF
al sooos are very firm, and Of woollens very buoy
ant. Domestic woolltns have not advanced In
anything Ike proportion to the advance in woods
and we must look forward to the future supplies
coming on the market at higher rates. Yorsiss goods
are more active than somestic and the poetstions,
many (Which have arrived In . dsmsssd conditIos,
are Jet below the wants Of the cosntry, manifested
~ . very active Inquiry Rleacbed and unbleached
shirtinss and sheetnss in better but not active
request. The demand 10 .tesdy snd prices are vsry
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and besufui ot jut received skd offered
rutiiy email mott lot 81 open work Cambdc Collars,
yerE ~ cent under usual Another lot a
fusn Breahast Sleeves 10 ID p, embroidered lawp
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The Beginning Of the End.-rne Month

- commences i the last in Witch Godf NTH w Fivs
inl urse "a lessons IN penmaDp for 81 o. let egoao
ME- osr ~ minf that after tie term Cloies. the charge
~ be 81 Goldsmith nne rooms 80 Broadway sFerd tie
test petste facilities fer private le.strs.
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gud rsir DE- eelehrasd In London. Paris, Boston
fhtsderhis Baltimore washington Sc Only be FRO.
cured Fenunc a. tho mandatory all street. New Yori
The public must beware Of See various a.
the address. =
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ysry Superior Wis roup.s should call Bsshsisrt
celebrated Wig factory, No. wan 81 They will End
bow 6foul be fails 10 az the head IN tnovi
Apd Al ys him q s.I - - =
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Hair whehere. the moment IL sppsd without arr
70 the hair Or skin can be washed INN esatey without
disyurbng the color and has bad odor. ~ spres OF
sold 81 PHALON Factory, No. ~ Broadvsy eornsi
Dey street. and ty al the druggists, city and eouniry
M. Levcu, Dentist, cas- Broadway, she In
troduotr o. the Principle % atmosphere pressure
hftry, In 5 cevotes his particu to the
serton o. Artificial Tech His popular work observs-
oltsined on application az above.
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on board bark Bramip, March nth, at ses, hiram
Loskin seaman, sges 81 years OF syrscuse, y. 9 A.
In this city, eth inst, Msnos, wife Of Mr.. }. N.
Stone
AZ sss on board N. British brig George shaHuok
Nov al, Amelia Henrietta, wife Of Mr.. n. b. Johns
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zsbeth ~ dsuz bter Of Capt. 7 Mo.msn. formerly
Of Epslsnd 20 Charles A. Tshsr, formerly Of Mes
York
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NEW YORK HERALD.
AHUsKnENTs THIS EvxNINo.

volume XVI. Number AZ
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New York, Monday, February 10, 1881.
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y TFrom The C1eveland (Ohio) Herald. Nay %
Since the world began, and Gods "iast, best rift
to man" was created, the style Of femirns costume
has been subject TO change, until from the primitive
garment Of the mother Of mankind, IL has 6Sen null
tpled into corsets wound up like n Yankee. clock
with crank and key; and dozen heavy skirts, mis-
shaping the form divine, and fostering weakness
and disease. Atlcngh circles Of linen, cotton fan.
1ei and moreen, cumbrous and ungraceful, have
Become 10 be considered the necessary accomnani.
ments Of beauty. bandagc over bandage around
iAs waist ere nst destroying all healthy action ef
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SHIPPING.
NAY e, 1851.

NoTIcE-sTEAN SHIP BALTIC, FROM LIVERPOOL
IN dschsng under general order At the foot Of Canal
street Consgnecs will please send their permits board
Immediately.
CTyAMIR BAITIc-oNE OF THE BEST FAMILY
- in above steamer 10 sail June 1h for sale by
soUTTER, sfhINGToNk ROBINSON, 81 Broad street
A BERTH IN THE STEAMER AFRICA FOR SALE
"A tsals 9Th Junel Apply TO Mr.. Charles Edwards coun
selior, % Broadway.
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GRAND cONCERT-NADAME =. WALLACE BoU-
N chee (pup of Garoia (sister the celebrated
poser VIM. Vincent Wallace) Al
Tuesday evening, sd June Madame Bouche will, At
and viii sing q her fayors ballads and operate sria
She will be assisted by WIN. Vincent Wallace and
other artists Concert under the direction Of
Mr. Wm Scharfenbers who will preside at the pianoorte
For full programmes ut the music stores
Tickets dollar eacb to be had at the music stores and
hotels.
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EUROPEAN ADVERTIsEMENT.

CLASSIFIED LIST OF EsTABLIsHMENTs IN Ion
carefully selected and L 1ssSHTsn fisT r
AUcTIoNEER, HOUSE, AND ESTATE AGENT.
ss, s s' Ag "
AR,sSs COPE SsS yARSIs s.. xAsuyAcryHnns
asssIps,Hls G Wholesale agent in New York, Eyre
Robertson Co.. 81 Long Acre, artss colors and
BRgssfHf % %s'S. Conn MAKERS :,
Msscafs Binsley Co, to II. R. H. Prince Albert, $50
poH Hs;ss JG a9 & s. raul's Church Yard
Mrs. Mister IS Gloucester Road Hyde Park superior
BRIDE BT - s 4sD s s. MAKERS
COURT SREss MAZE aHKKRs San And xILLINERs.
Mrs HIM. to the Queen and Royal Family, III New Bond
cH,5D A ,s,d, ApIEs LINEN
cHR6SoHET En-, WATCH AND CLOCK MAKERS.
.'ffe the Grand Duke of
Ditss
MSssley John Son. II and IS New street, covent Gar
DRESSING ssh ss xsp' fhs n CASES
FRI &C.
Halfhide c. to Her Majesty and Prince Albert cOvsn-
wsrrnston W. Son.. BY appointment TO Her Majesty
rn6 nI5sP 5ssn s Frederick, 81 chsap'ids
TSs%P;SH 2 RaE.p,ns street
and
essf; G'iSs sss Z;
Holbech Louis to Her Majesty and the Royal Family,
GUN fisfSI zSS B. IL, MANUFACTURERS.
Bssns Adams b. an King William street. CITY,
II ssH ssSfas
csy E:ans &C. ecr ssrem'n' 0nsh''sr 10 fi''a
Humme Brocisopp 4 Co, outGtters, Old Bond street.
Gedsel George ladies' and sentlemen linen warehouse
Pope Plsuts Waterloo Place. Pail Mall; also hosiery
and surgical elastic :, stockings
TaTesasT & Glsnny. hossrs to the Queen. lsasrand
sBsnsTdy 20 John street. Adslphi agent for the New
Underwood Co. We're street: Oxford street. sta
wv "a %
SILK sfSSIfi s' SSiFSSs hSsSSs AND o1ovras
s sss w Essas
scoTcH WHSSooiisLEN wAkEHoysExEN;
rASRs xNb aRa niff p'4'
Guthrie, A., 81 New Bond street. lawn dresses and
SIsss:. f;st 1ss s:;. ss .s.:, ;...,, ,,.,
Ai:S Co.. tx IL New 'f Bond street street "''''' ~
Ths Albion sinr,on, 20 Gre.. Russell street, covsat
csrdsn-S,nnsr and supper rooms smoking saloon &c
amusenent, Sunday table d'h6te. private dinners. re-
UPHoLsTERERs AND CABINET MAKERS
jackson Graham, 81 s. Oxford street. and carpet man
WIFI f'i TsSTss. o.... :. =.
Swane AGENCY, manuacturers 70 the queen 100 re
wooLLER AND MANCHESTER wAREHoUsEMEN.
Ucli. Russell Bates, ia St. Martins Lane, Charing
Rice MEASURE. Msryisbone street. Regent street.
WAX. sfyE iSIE1Tf And TxEioW CHANDLER.
Jackson. r. IS Piecadly, soap, candle and oil ware
LIVERPOOL LIST
GOLDSMITH, S1LvERSMITH, AND yEwELLER.
Dmore, Thomas 70 the Queen and Prince Albert. Bold
- street, corner Of Hanover street.
SILK MERCER
jeffrey, Moorish Co. Compton House. Church street,
TAHOE >'"
Burden Low, II Church street, shirtmahsrs, hoscrs.
AGENTS
webb j., 10 Rue dc Rivoii Meurces Hotel apart
msnts shipping and commercial.
Hogg. p English chemist 10 the American and British
Embassies, Rue Castegone, three doors from Rus
GoLDsMiTHs. JEWELLERS. AND sILyERsMITHs.
Basset &c Rue de Ia Pax formerly Of the PALMS Royal)
HOTELS.
Des Princes Of universal reputation, highly patronsed
N Rue Richseu, English spoken, table dho.e.
TO BE PUBLISHED IMMEDIATELY.
Louis Hague, Esq 10 preparing, In tinted hthography,
from drawing made by him during the faithful
nf he'll
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cents; ossa:.s1. ss..: % cent?: Door sSs. ~ cur
vii WITH sls la@s as
ss As.:s s saps D1s k II, ~.
Barber Brielis nrs Bsoadley; After which pepua.
,ss
Isnsw xsi Ps Sas xl s. VEGA yss
ward Resale Eston. Mise wemyss
NATIONAL THEATRE. cHATHAn sTREEr-BoxEs,
curtain rise: TX oose Ts::s.y % i3 ss
e v h TsS 81 iii k n
nssns 1sr. Min EdsS PaG Mr. nsndI1 Lady
with md sS :pss
4 Favor Ham, w.i W.
Iii. s sssai II l sia 6 Sns Miss
.aa CAM gsS
ss b.: ssss' FL 3 S.
q s W.
sis:. s:s SssI
sIuds with the military drama Of the INydNcTBLEsGsn
hs'
M JENNY SEH hssp n S sE4N Fok EhEwII CON
Lakes, Csnada Boston and her hnsi departure for
public respectfully informed that these Concerts
WIZ VARf The THE Tenth HESfh GRAND CONCERT
win tale pscea
On WEDNESDAY, as1rEf En- H HAEk;c. May sssh.
NORTHUMBERLAND
Duet Esvs osn ps5sS s 1Sss q Auss
cavatna Una wee MeI POGO f., On ,,a RoS'in
'ia assss sf III osrmsn Musical Society," .'aa'4
seena ana Aria, "PereSe nom no del vento, Luca
aDlIr jrssI iisD. : : : l''''''''
rAnrn
0va
Air. "oS rest II he Lord JEi,jahj asndsi'.sha
scena and Aria. Fra POGO rieOvero,' tLuciaai
signorr saiv = 'D'''N''"
Mdiie Jenny Lind and sisnor Beiietti
Rom..nza. . Una furtiva iagrima,'' tLEiisir -,
sis;nior salvi. '''a'.s'''
"comins Through ~ ,.sss ,sD scotch sons
GRAND oRcHEsTRX.' -'''
s.%li1nx the first musical talent in America numbering
ONE HUNDRED PERFORMERS.
a.: been :nsassd for these concerts
this morning At Triper Hall
ss' sf has .ss s Il and Il
e securing their ga a A,
viii
a
for The sale ticket. will be opened a. Jolus
800 BROADWAY,
day, except the Sabbath, from A. NJ TO p. II.
| where diagrams may be seen, and peats secured.
The few remaining Farewell Concerts will be given OF
MONDAYS. WEDNESDAYS, and FRIDAYS al Castl
| Garden, or at Triper Hall, will be announced.
DOOrs open At OK oolooh. The Concert commences ~
| o'clock.
BOOKS containing the words Of the songs may be obtained
| d the door-price rs cents each.
Of the wish which has very generally
public they respectfully informed tAA
! GRAND MORNING CONCERT
| will be given at
| CASTLE GARDEN,
commencing At hafpast and terminating at hafpas
| three o'clock, . -
Tickets for this Morning Concert ready.
| THE TWELFTH GRAND CONCERT will be given at
| TRIPLER HALL,
On FRIDAY EVENING. May 80 r~
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sps ma. Se. sslssi.
Gallery M !" sa%ss as
snai sf s X pa q.
n Mr. p afhIs Mr. wss
ANY Mis- AsSsssH x,; A.
y, cSsHE.y NJ Militant, sa, Mr. Mn, Fsc HsssSsss
NIBLo,s-xANAcER,, Mr.: John sErroy.-rIoE-
a. x9 sS re as
nights consequence the Preparations 1:
G@ s 3 tie
Pea, in tx. l.vori,s sh.r.ssI: sam Hobbs ana Achs %
Tussesy, May II. to commence with NABoB FOR AN
ns he SsR a H.
Family clssIs q second Ter ssns: P1isass ss.s:
s ss Il; ssS.as 4 sfs MAY .
hi .ss s ha f.ss o NJ 1sae Ss Fs NJ. a.
pT M sh To Mr., VIII ao the WAY
Bags Mr. Burton; Mrs crnsun Mrs. hughes A' -"
THE HAMBLIN FEsTlvAL-AT AN .ADyoUREEp
-, meeting Of the friends Of Thomas s Hamen E.q.
sssaas ' d the sa May ia'sas seth
M.%siin q Castle Garden; ses
;s,S: AZ, IN, w.,
coartssy and that the offer b gratefully accepted
Of The for The
Y II Bssss E.g sasaineasIs chosen y.
their disposition Of the committee order
IL py & aa1 b
m mt & a. the AsST Hss;, whsrs one Or %ss
ing then adjourned subject to er fr9% The E,sent'vs
JANIS :. orrs. Secretary. : '''"'
NIBLo's-MR HENRY rLAcIDE BEGs TO AN
the appointment Of his Benefit and las Eight
asE XII Nay wan VIZ F. ' 3D. s y
% ona ~
Nh psra Jssstl SeseedPg si sse new AM P
eide; Emihe. Mrs. Sloan. - $3.50 -
pARNUas AMERICAN MUsEUM.-P. T. BARNUM,
Proprietor and Manager; JShn H. Assistants
o,her Week when viii he positively their ass as hoy sad
P eHaa asi'fsy ss
Hs r.
Misc Ellen Bstemsn and the ROUGH DIAAoND-cesssa
s'si ss ~
anee Is cents children under 10 years sss is esHss
CELLows NINsTRELs. AT FELLOWS. MUSICIAN
Il Hall. No. "a Broadway. between Howard and Grand
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in this for the last hsys been received WI
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| day afternoons, grand concert for the
| ladies and families commencing at o'clock j .ia
sion. Is cents Doors open at O'clock to - q.
/ CONCERT IN THE NEW NOTATION f. ID CON
~ cert will be given at Trpler HALL Thur day event
June for the Of illustrating the modhe
1.-THE Notation by which fats and arps no longer
cesary and becomes accessible to the people, IN
following eminent talent engaged for this
Adolf Zunn Violin Solo Of the Opera at Bordeaux his
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Eltz, and select Orchestra Vocal performersMiss Hi
fer Mr. Leach, ouartette Of gentlemen amateurs and
chorss Of I've hundred young ladies, The whole under %
grammes. Tickets 20 cents; to be obtained at tho muri
stores and At the door Concert at oooek
DAYMONDAED HERR DRIEsBACHS MENA0ERIE.-
~ This celebrated Aenagerethe largest and bost
in the known world-embrncng almost ANNA
known TO natural history and which has received the
cnage and applause Of hundreds Of thousands Of the
respcta HE Intelligent people Of the United Stetss ha
jrst commenced most brilliant summer campaign and VII
Writ the principal ces and Of New England in ID
following order viI:-Merdan, May "a Mddstown 18th
New Britton 9th; Hartford, 18th and 2h; Mancheste nah
Wlamarter sst; Norwich, June Cd Provdence R. l.,
~ in June and Boston, Mass, 4th July their VA
through the states Of Maine, New Hampshire and Vermont
4 ;
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