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SAN THaHcsco, March Jsnce our list rsNteW, on the
9Th Ctnfdrna the of the year. &ttau.h Ne have
Tad In tie aggregate respectable amcunt 81 sales such
have Teen the cusnFs - goods pressing tie market
that prices have MT been well susttne asd TIE fospet
of continued hessy Grr is has hnl lcfrsbes afurnee
uTtn operations rpr eraliy and aloash t tasr inte
rcss ~ the country pe-Perou ~ b NCl % tse that
double the quantity - goods Il received tvN nd what
need Atlnntc shippers not taking into view that the
rteeif from Engsnd france and Germany ore very
been much liberated Viii fact With the ssmulua
osrtmrneTK;pg prices large amounts ot products ens
al parts The amc~n. ofevery variety
81 goods forced upen market u cerriay stN ctas
than actual requirements, aud eh will
sist IN sending goods. lea them send proportionate
qusntity OF Consumers
Asnts-The demand ts stnai
hCntcuIrvRsL sPLtssSEs a-e plenty. All owing - Ge
gloomy prospects for agruure account II the unco
mon DRY rriccs declinig NE rrohaby being
that ve shall he oycrstseked. .
BRrsrsrurrs-1hs psnoai stock ~ aoar heinz in the
hnrsr dack ~ 100 s for chile Of prime quality There s
good Deal ~ rerstka aoNr .hs hiss been partially damaged
snd Australian that osTcd ~ quite irregular prices. se
cordnr - its erslity md order NRxs and GaeEo ren
IN prime ore IL In good favor Barley Tor While mas had
an advance tendency hat increased arrivals have PVT W
down ags " ic Oats Ia hne order would srn9 s y, ~
WehsNgs guod deal of feed but We likewise have
good crmsnd .---
rs Avn former article We have an over
stock having been dry has caused ~ mnth sap
ciumcnt this line In article coming 20 this mar
ltt, ~ generally the salcs must show lo.s ,,,.
nrcks1hir article H better, AMI sales OIL good arttci
- making At ss5 per y, a. the ship. 49,, -, -.
prANkyIs remain without much change a good msnJ
cosIs-tptIrsrite has sold rather het,sr Sl1 Ia
range sfrritcs for soH are from 81 ~ - $40 ~
CAEtIts plenty sRs trrk but ss erot iaHoeeeo
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the process Of adueration which has been carried
here to very great extert.
San Francrco is still constantly enlarng her borders
spreading all sides, up the hills, filling the valleys
walking out towards and beyond North Beach towards
the Presdio to the south away towards AMI at the Mis-
sion, and especially into the harbor the water lots
fast filling up the whole shallow part Of the harbor in
nearly straight line from Rneon Point the south
to Clarks Point the east side Of the city Beyond
this streets being constructed cut ouh the rock
at the base Of tho steep hills and fronting the harbor
and shipping Large and well built brick stores
sta nd where only few months since the craft
dashing aside the waters of the harbor with their
rushing prows
Two cities have been incorporated by the present
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES and Nevada. The first not
even place. one year ago. now II has newspaper
mayor eight aldermen, and prosperity But the other
had scarcely been organized by election of officers before
II laid in ashesone hundred aud fifty houses being
burned. and million Of property destroyed Full
counts are given in our steamer paper.
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And to all places West Southwest In proportion Thc
Conveyance employed ny the subscriber the reops
Line o. stamheats on the Hudson River Fir elias canal
boats the Lrie Canal and Emigrsnt Train Glr0sd
between Albany and Buffalo, and hr-t class Stsanrrs
Lover and Upper Lakes with respectable aud industrious
yeyanee E not egualled IN any other part 81 she w"rA
Now, gentlemen IL protection why IA II
ninetenths of the omirants which leave Nes YORK .
toSs Per cent higher rates am not elsd down villa
necessary therefore the above allows
fair compensation dey the world te furnish hctor
In the United States has
r.rienc, IN forwarding greater wish 20 he
To the engrant Ny for tins publicly sadresnr
that have no plea of ignorance. NJ emf
rrans under Your defraeied and imposed uponf
hold out the hsnDcr of pretecon In give d.
the conhde,c PLACED 10 you by DC poor stranrcr
a. their disadvantsre. Ny once tmsr> At the old stand
Rochester,
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More Lynchin9-Two Horse Thieves Hung
the COsumnes,

oR the COsumnes.
We learn from the Sacramento Transc,ju that two
m,n We're hung the Costumes, on Friday night last
for stealing horses The circumstances az follows
On Friday night about ter, o'clock teamster came nm
to the ranch of Messrs Gage Almond ana informed
thu m that some men below attempting to cross
the river with stock and were having HILL of te" "
These gentlemen at seemed to be impressed
the idea that the horse thieves and they
ed for the spot On arriving there they discovered two
have!n They replied that they horses ofther
own and that they had brought them from Dry Creek
all but one" When did you leave Dry Creek" said
Mr g. They replied that they had left there late this
afternoon" friday) that they were taking the horses
over TO the American Fork.
Messrs. Gage and Almond in company with two
three others at that the horses had been stolen
from their own rancho, and belonged to themselves.
They said 10 the thieves cd dm YOU you have sto-
len these horscsr and they arrested them The
horses were thon taken back to the rancho of
Gage aud Almond opposite Khoades', where strict in
quiry was instituted. An examination made of the
brands on all The stock and the brands identical
with those used by that firm and each and every animal
iuy recognized not only by Gage and Almond but by
others in attendance
dcnee was perfectly satisfactory that the horses had Just
been stolen. They were perfectly dry and smooth and
exhibited conclusive evidence that they had not been
driven any distance
The prisoners were then arragned and motion made
to give them trial by jury, but the proposition
hooed down by the inecnseJ crowd A motion was
then made that they be hung at once, which carried
ly acelamation
They called to make confession. being told
that they had but half hour to prepare for the
lomn ehsnge that awaited them They gave their
as James Baxter, Of Maine, and Charles simmons. of
Massachus, tts-the names however may have been
srned. The prisoners then told that their time
had nearly elapsed They seemed to he much excited,
and begged for Gods sake let live little longer"
Five minutes given them, during which time
one Of the prisoners called the other say ing in
low tone Of voice, Let tell them all about it, to
which the other replied, mo, no; hush
When the half hour had elapsed they were told their
time had come. Lariats were brought, made,
and the guilty wretchcs hung up This took place at II
o'clock last night (friday) and the bodies still
suspended this morning when informant eft. al
though persons engaged in digging two graves.
Baxter and Simmons had some ten fifteen horses in
their possession when they taken all Of which be-
longedt to Gage and Almond, beyond the shadow Of
doubt.
One Of the which induced the crowd to so
prccipous in their action the late escape of Or
vile Hamilton who had been tried the day before
similar offence, and who, whilst the jury out ef-
ected his escape by changing his hat.
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ADJUSTMENTS IN Dr,0oTsLYN.

M oNTAGrf HALL-BRooELYS;--C CONN EScING
vb Monday April "a The oldest established Bad
IN the World Estalbhod 1874. Prior their dtpletare
FOR the Words Fair. The real Baad Of sable Harnoait
consisting Of nine real talent huh vocal
etrumentsl whore Concerts have beu full aud ashansby
attended IN all th principal cities Ia the West AMI Ssth
conssting Of Airs ~ Soug. Rcains Qnartctt araiies
from the Opsras BurcsIue soos Dances tetrtcr wlta
truthful deneation of tie lights and staa thr Ethiopian
IN which they not eaceel - eny bap oritt1r
Admission 3 Cents Doors urgn hsif-nv
AZ o'clock. J. G. BENSON. Manager.
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Besides many ethcrs vince los canot hc asccrtAined
BE so,J loss cannot be u Is than oue Million dollars.
sscrnr Of the citizens vii be held a. nine clock thiS
rnorniuT To- take measures to detect possible te IN,
cesdisies. Great excitement prvvaiLsthc eitites VIII
execute certain aud saddcn NttGtanc' on th.'e c3n
eetns q. II d<csy,red clue has been obtained Wheh
tupposcd Wal lead 10 the discovery Of the perpcraor
ftais dis'ar1y and destructive act
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EXTRAORDINARY DisPATCu-NINE DAYS LATER
IL California by Express by the fast steamship
.'El Dorado On saturday, The nth Inst We viii send
letter aud nepspsper mail by this steamship which adver
fsed by the 70 land her passengers chsgres In
time 10 take the steamship Columbus at Panaa, May Ist
M Rerord will receive mails NJ chaxrcs convey
them 10 Psnsms forty hours single newspapers cents
OF three sotlArs hundred; letters 13 cents
BERFQRp 4 Co, No. 2 hstex uouse.
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RARNuNs MUSEUM, PHILADELPHfA.-P. \. BAR
~ Proprietor; H. Sanford, Assistant Manager This
week the admirable company will appear in series % .pep-
iii Monday and Tuesday the comedy called
tn Husband q my Heart; and the beautiful drama of
"Lute the Labarcr ThursdaJ evening, Mr. Chesers Fare
well benefit with the comedy of Love In Mae
" Virginia Mummy" The afternoon Jsrormanees
hst lively and interesting. New novelties always pre-.
pairing Aartanos - eeEts children under 10 years. ls
cents.
A RcH STREET THEATRE.-PIoPosALs foR RnNT.
n Ing the above Theatre. for yesr from September
ISL viii be received before lst May ncst Addres
BRANSoN, 5p Market slr.ak
PaLspELrrus, April 5. 1851
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\, REGopy's cAfIroRNTA FREIGHT PACXAGEAND D

q GREGoRy's CALIFORNIA FREIGHT PACxAGEAND
NJ Parcel Express per steamer III Dorado on saturday
lpth-Speed unequasd-Rats reduced. ny the above
the subscribers will forward their Express, ~
usual In charge of special messenger shippers may rely
goods shipped through being delivered " Panama
III advance Of all others at which facilities Tor re-
shipment Of goods 81 theteaers cannot be surpassed
Parcels received until the morning ot steamers day ~ s
sng and Letters until 81 y w. Packages (which must in
I'll be made perfectly water proof must he lett atte
day previous No Custom House charges male.
THOMPSON UfTCUCOCk
Managers aud q nts, 1t9 Pearl street, cor Wall
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GRAND CONCERT, BY WILLIAM VINCENT WAL.
IL lace, at 1ripler Hall, on the 22l April, 1851.
PROGRAMME.

GRAND CONCERT. BY WILLIAM VINCENT WAL.
" lace. al 1ripler Hall on the 22l April, 1851.
PROGRAMME.
Overure-Crand Orchestra Narnion Geor &c l4oder.
T. Duo, from the Opera Of Mariana OF Fairy wand
had the Power "-Mllanv y. Wallace H,ucislle
g. Fantasia for the Violin with orctra panments
themes from Bellins Opera ef La Sona 1mb bala
and La straniera, composed and esssutsd by
4 serensde " The Star Of Love'-Nr. Artharsen
". wailaee.
compoied hy VIM Vincent wallace. a romance by
Halevy. executed by Mr.. Richard Hoffman aud the
g. Aria from ii Don Gioyanai Nom n Dir. Maians
T. New Romance Tor the Piano Nude Murmuriss IN the
Trees followed by the Grande Polka lie Concert. (by
desire, composed and executed ~. ". V. wallace.
q. Overture Grand Orchestra "Nartans W. V Wallace
= Ballad. from "Maritana Scenes that Brightest"
- Madame Bouchelle ....... W. '. " allaee
10 Double Qratuor, BY the celebrated Sp,h tat til
guest Of many distinguished amateursl executed BY
Criehel. vit
Brstow. 'i"hns'
Hervis. sab
schnberth, villa. 'PoHf'
Tyte, \ ''''"''
BOUCHER and ,v'eellos
~ Romance from !" Giovana di Napoli' Al par A. An.
T. Recatiye aud variations iii Fsvura fjr t. yioia
With Orchestral accompaninents the flyefte Irish
melody. '.'Iis the last Rose ef Snmmcr." Composed
expressly for this occasion, and performed by.
IS Trio Turn on oil Time na-Male-u BSu-
ehelle, Mr.. Arthurson, Mr. Grestorcx w Y. wallace.
H. Finale, W oTd's Fair Polka, Grand or"hrstra
Doors open o'clock Concert to commence a.
eight o'clock precisely.
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CAMDEN AND AMBoy RAILROAD LINE FROM
~ New York TO Philadeirha-Ienyes Fier No. Sorta
River, by steamboat JOHN POTTER; Mssning Line at .
o'clock, A. M Afternoon Line att oelooh, - ". Fare by
either line s forward deck, s. Emigrant Lne ~ 81 clock
Il. NJ, fare, 81 -. L. BLISS Agent.
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TUE yyoRLD,s EAI,;.


DAssENcEEs TO TUE WORLDS TAI1-TuE M.
u ted Statce Mail steamer III ABolDft y. i11es. Com.
mandcr will leave New York or southampton nad Hae
the Gth ~ May and sti aecnmm "a tte dr es
Iessengers fetsons tisitius q. Wr'I Fair. viii sd b
the most convenient oconoeal anifap Conveyance fe
rreat speed aud superior accommodatus ~ the Hnmbot
ferng I'D, antagea unsurpassed ly pther steamers PAa
gsrs rsaeh London from southamptu n thre hour, re
~ sfliiugs. FROM Liverpool q London tx horrs-n.
- o. The Humloidt an le followed ny the Frank.
ln. the lst - May. Tor FRI ut passage. apply to
MORTIMER LIVINGSTON, htcnt, ~. ~ 8roa leny,
THE woRLD's FAIP.-THE WHOLE OF THG CARGO
u ofths \. >. ship Sc lawrence having been conveyed
from soutanrton aad deposited The cry-ai fsos IN
der direction are prepared Il vg every attention
shs whcs o'eshibtor. Parties visiting England aytd
10 call a. our Liverpool AT L0ndon Offices were cy n
tnd hlet q tic latest American ncwsrapsr where irlet
DC Addressed where letters ~ credit ~ pro-
cured and every alteration given T. their wishes and nte
EDN ARDS, SANBfnfDk X CO.
I6 Wall street New ltlkj 2CplunLa Buildings, Liverpool
aud !. and y Cornhill, London.
vy,UE wOpLD's FAiR.-THOsE WHO INTEND VISIT
ing Europe requested - drop N ~ rnttes npa.
riuu 5 Broadway, and examine his excellent nssortms mt
Of travellers drssirs eases por,se rsysrs cem
panonA pocket and eane umbrellas, Ac. AZ Tut1es hm
porum may he found the largest assortnent - fney and
useful articles IN this ccvury enhra ing opera gssc rich
fans, domino masks gold ard siiver pencils nue toS.
boxes baby umpers toys sc, The prices Nv uty
per cent less than the usual rates tr aey goods ad We
price dsne ty marked each article Nlt3rs aisys
welcome.
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rI,o THE COMMISSIONERS OF EMIGRATION. kND
the several Benevolent Societies. established w this
city for the purpose of protecting ans astng emiants
~, their respective countries he IL known ~ tina.
will receive board the Peoples Ine cf s,eamhoa New
York. and forward 10 their destn all emirant
from your Offices tfrec of headmony and fee
a the follow ing rates Of
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TRAvELLE,,s, GUIDE.


ElNF O'CLOCK LINE FOR ALBANY AND iNrE {.
mediate land in-sfare ~ centsrhe splsndid cleaner
HlFlALD CAPT. Saith viii leave ths foot Ierolay
street. sunday afternoon. Apr 81 at ave o'clock EBr
raaUaEc and state rooms. npiy On board.
SUNDAY MORNING BOAT FOR NEwBrGGH.
- Porshkrepe and kingston Caldsea g,,-
1cus dock, New Hambursh. Miltan Hyde Park Rau-
beekT nng % llammoad street The fast sal tsan
SANTA CIAiS, Cart Elmondurf will leave the pier Rs
of Barclay street sOpth c every Sunday m8rliug - half
pact o'clock. ctrruing will leave Reniput
o'clock, H. NJ making the landings For further
nation, apply on board
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rI,nr wopL p.s FAlR.-rrosE WHO INrEyp YIsIr.
EXPRESS AGENCIES, Sc.

EvITTANCEs TO ENGLAND, IRELAND, AND
III scotland.-Drafts on sale for any amount from
rhich will be cashed any Rank n the United
Kssdo Also Packages every description at
lw rates nv all To- part OF kurupe ny
EDWARDs SANFORD 4 co y Iransstantic Express,
At Adams Co. f. Id and u Wall str.et. ,
Small parcels will be received TIL hapast nine A. h OF
the day Of sailing Of every steamer " Europe.
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of which was distinctly defined by law II is clear that
these unhappy proceedings would not have occurred
An immense area Of what may clearly be designated
mineral land in the southern mines has been taken up
and cultivated in the as this tract
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NEW YORK AND PHILADELPHIA - NV YORK
~ and Phsdeiphia direct-United states NAL line.
Through In ~ hours, New Jersey Karo1d. Fare
duccd s Ter frs'cas and 81 - for second oss Leave
New York ~ Ga NJ from foot Of Courtsnd ssrset AID
"a NJ and a. NJ from foot ofIhcrty street Ieavs phta
derhia aud "a M and Y. NJ, from tho foot of Wal
street.
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~ Prices of Admission Private Boxes 50 oents;
y cents Pit l2a eents-John Cossn. Clown-.,turisy
afternoon and evening April 49, will selection
OF brilliant Feats In which the appear
TIE great English Eaabrist Mr. Layaser Lee will
dnee his original performances with the revolving globes
Mr. mcfarland and the Gymnastir Troupe will appear
Madame sherwood. Mr. Iipman. Mr. Sweet, Mr Cole, Mr
Sherwood, Master Lee Mr. Derr numerous other, in
elegant Equestrian and Oily mpic Games To conosde With
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NRAND CONCERT-WM. VINCENT WALLACE HAS
W. the honor the public that he Will
Grand Concert Of Vocal and Instrumental Music at Tper
Hail. Tuesday evening I'D inst which occasion he
VIII perform the violin grant ssia airs from La
Sonnambua and brilliant variations the Irish melody.
" Tis the Last Rose Of summer composed expressly for
ths concert be will also perform desire of any
tenrs) in Double Quartette, by spor W. " Wallace will
xsrform on the pano new romanee Music Mnrmurngs in
ee Trees his Grande POLKA di Concert by
New Grand Duo for two pianos wit " Richard Hoffman.
Madame Bouchee will appear for TIA tme in ~ York.
and sing several Of her iavore Ballads
9th Mr. Grcstorex Mr. Arthurson, and other eminent
artists Ill assist this OCCASION orchestra
Will perform the Oyertures to Marnioa aud Aaritana
under the direction Of Mr.. ceorse 1der Full pro gramms
In Mtufe announcements Tickets, 81 esch-to had
William Hall Sons 2f9 BroaJwsy, and at all the principal
music stores, hotels, etc.
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'STUiyESANT INSTITUTE. $50 BRoADwAY.-oRIGI-
- nal New Orleans Ser.aaders-G. r. Swaine, j. H. Col
iins Rainer, Master Ole Bull, Burke K b. Buckley
and M Shalman whose concerts at Triper Hall at
tended by the elite have the honor to their
refined concert Monday evening p 81 and continue
Doors st7to commence at = Cards Of admission %
cents For particulars reftr % descrptiye bilts.
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HYMN TO LIBERTY.-THE CASTALA ENTITLED
Eleuthera, in praise Of civil aud religious freedom
words ly H. Stone. Esq; music by G. ~ Cur will be
given at the APOLLO Rooms. Friday exc April
25 select and efficient chorus, and the foowinz e
Julia wheeloek. tStyl Mr. J. H. Johnson. (victor) ar
H. Nash lseerI Conductor, q. +. Brittow: Piatst e.
III. Curtis Tickets, 20 cents. nmencement Mt osloca
No postpone ment T. Gilbert co's grand and ~ lisa
vi be uspl
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HORN AND WHITES ETHIOPIAN OPERA TROUPE
= every night at No. +50 Broadway. few doors
from Grand street known the Coliseum whore splendid
variety Of Ethiopian entertanm nightly ted by
OF the most talented companies consisting Of twelve
erenced Performers under the direction f. Horn and c.
White. Doors at quarter before7 T. Concert
mence alta quarter before Tickets 3 cents Grand after
noon performance Wednesday and SATURDAY.,
mencing at o'clock. f. HORN 4 q. WHITE Proprietors
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DOUBLE SHEET.


R0wxRY THEATRE-PRICE5 OF ADMISSION =
Boxes . ssntsi Pit i2 esnts Doors open st Cur.
ss rs,s1ted the grand spectacle sf the LAST DAYS OF
don, Mr.. Hsmilton Burbo Mr. Winans Apacides Mr.
dam Nyda Miss wemyss; lone Mrs Waioot To conclude
Sheppard Miss s. Denim Jonathan villa Mr. Martin: Count
St. jean Miss Denim; Joe Bue-kn. Mr. Stevens; MARQUIS
Monterresu Mr. Jordan; Louie dorse Miss liasr Marie
de Villars, Miss Barber.
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OURToNs rHEATRE-cmAxpgR STREET, REAR

y Of City Hali-Boses Dress Circle, and Parguette, -
Orchestra ssas 75 cents-saturda, evening Apra 49, will
be presented the comedietta Of DELICATE GROUND
itizen Sanfroid Mr. j. Lester Aiphonse de Grander
Mr. Jordan panline Mrs Skerret. After which, tho
Of the ToODLES-Mr Timothy To,dle Mr.. Burton; Geo.
Mr. Jordan; Mary Acorn Ms, Weston To conclude
ser Mr. Jordan Panels Mr.. Johnson; Alexander Panels
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1N NJ,
N1 Grand strcet-Open night dnrng the week until
:urther notice The original Al we'll known CHaISTYS
MlNSTkELS comprising efficient versatile corps"
of talented" and "experieneed prrformer under the
management Of f. r. Chrty whose in this city
for succession of have heen received with
favor by highly respectable aud fashionable audiences
Tickets 3 cents Doors open at hall past six
eight o'clock An Afternoon Concert VIII be given Sa
turday next April ~ for the anodation o Ladies
Juveniles. commencing at o'eosk y. Il. On Saturday
evening next, April ~. annual teaaet of w. Z1rer.
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BROADWAY THEATRE.-E. A. MARsHALL SOLE
Lssses-Doors open at II curtain Rises half psst
oeioek Dress Circle and Parqusts - cents Family and
Third Circles cents, Gallery. eents Private BoIes
psstses Of IL. VISION St R stSkrpsn ". a.
Serton; Taemar Mr. whtinE Huaisa cspsc frsderoks
q the Ebon Wand .r Ksyns,ds sss silence 1r Nat
heinz Cassana Mrs Isherwood rreYous 10 which the
entitled the TEACHER TAUGHT.
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AZ ArIoNAL THEATRE, cHArHAM srREEr.-RoxEs.

d
L 70 cents Fit 2a cents Private Boxes S5-Doors open
At seven o'clock, to commence half o'clock
Saturday evening, April 10 the will
mence with the drama entitled the STAR SPANGLED BAN
SEk-Go Ahead Tom Mr. IL. Watkins Israel Manoah, Mr..
q W Taylor Rose Mrs. Drew. After which, tho bnresuus
Of HAMLET-kng Claudius, Mr.. IL. SEYMOUR Hamlet Mr.
g. H. Fox; Laeres. Mr. La Favor orica Mrs. Drew. To
conclude With the drama Of JACK SHEPPARD-Jaek Shep
pard Mrs T. Mestaycr; Jonathan Wild, Mr. Brandon Win
nefred Wood, Miss M Charles
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RARNUMs AMERICAN MUsEUM-P. T. BARNUN

GERMAN NATIONAL TIIEATRE-OLYMPIC BROAD
,ay - way ~ i2mSntrdsy ms April 49, viii be performed the
ROUGE OF THE STREET, comedy in four acts BY Tan
Ter. And the ROSES OF MISTER MALEsHERBES, a
eomedietta in one act, by Roszcbal.
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LNEILOWS' MiNSTRELS. At FELLOWS MUSICAL
Il Hall No. fH Broadway, between Howard and Grand
streets Open night during the week. The celebra
original and well known Fellows Nurels, e0mprisint
efficient and versatile of talented aud
formers under the direction Of j. " Fellows whose
certs this city for the last been received with
the greatest favor by the elite and fashion OF this great
tropols Their consist % Buesaue Italian
Scenes. Witty Sayings, Solos, Duets Chorusses Dancing
and instrumental Performances. On Wednesday and
day afternoons grand for the
ladies and families, commencing 1T o'clock l.. NJ Admis
on cent q tn IN ptS
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-04-19

MCSICAL.-TIiE JUVENILE ORAToRIo GIVEN ny
A Mr. Bcnau ins Glasses Mt the Broadway Tabernacle
ast week Is to he given there again "wednesday the I'D
inst The company consisting Of twelve hundred yoaag
inger and two hundred young performers the yoia
ana other Instruments exceedingly we'll drilled sni
unty rsal satisfaction Those who expect TO eat
should 80 early. Tickets, IS cents.