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ARRIVAL OF THE BROTHER JONATHAN
FROM CHAGREs.
WRECK OF THE STEAMSHIP UNION,
With q large amount Of Gold nust on board,
PASSENGERS AND DUST SAVED.
&C., &C., SC.

The steamship Brother Jonathan, Captain Sauiers
reached her deck about half after ~ O'Clock this morn
ing. She reached Chagres the morning of the 9th
inst and sailed thence the evening Of the 9h and
frtm Kingston on the 18th. We understand that she
delayed on her return trip by fire. which broke
out the boilers the evening Of the l7th inst
The vessel densey crowded with passengers and for
. time the excite ment among them intense How
in less than hour the flames sxtingushed
and quiet restored The boilers sustained much
thereafter rhe passengers great credit to Capt
Squers and his officers for their promptness and de-
cision during the CONSERVATION.
The steamship Union four days out from San Fran
Cisco ashore st Qunlans reef at three O'Clock
had three hundred thousand dollars in gold dust and
three hundred passengers board The passengers and
dust all saved with the exception of six thousand
dollars, which taken by the passengers and crew.
None Of the freight saved
The steamship Falcon left at Chagres, awaiting
the mails.
with broken shaft, and one engine much disabled
that the will 20 TO Navy BAY and await orders from
owners Her shaft broken off Kingston on the 5th
inst She reported having experienced heavy weather
The steersge passengers of the steamer Commodore
the Sth instant demanded the return Of their pas
up the ,scklng sc last accounts had complete
possession OF the vessel
We indebted to the Pmser Of the B. J., and to
CO, and other papers.
q, Al. th i;ssa af
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OUR NEW oRLEAss CORRESPONDENCE.
New ORLEANS, Aug. IL, 1851.
The Pamrsvo and her officers and Cree The time of
her Departwe-lNore Expeditions, &c.
No news has yet reached US concerning the Pam
pero. In my previous communicat on, dated the
day Of her departure hence, committed one error
in writing that Colonel Bell was one of the emf
grating officers That steady minded and strong
handed officer is still here. More gentlemen were
anxious to 90 than could be slowed away on one
steamer and as it was, so many would ge. on her
that revew had to be called down the river about
Fort Jackson, for the purpose Of thinning the IL
t,sstro ranks Since then, men have been GRO wding
to this city, until there 'ered it at
least two thousand, waiting for .ransportation-
there is difficulty about vessels and the sinew
of war" However, as the friends of struggling
Cubens are numerous here, and the American press
and the public opinion are all of one expression and
one sympathy, it is quite probable that another
party will leave before We hear from the Pampero.
Colonel Pickett, Colonel Bell, Major Hawkins &c.,
will be on hand The former well informed and
accomplished gentleman, our former Consul at
Turks lsland and of military education will prob.
ably command lie was, you recolect, the first
officer who went through the town OF Cardenas, and
with command Of sixty men marched nearya mile
beyond, TO seize the depot, which he held an i'm
portant outpost till recalled to the Creole, which
return he was engaged personally, having been
charged by the lanceTs. The men in this city are
partly kentuckiaps, reaching in number several
hundred, but the majority are from Louisiana and
Mississippi, nearly all Of them planters sons who
have lett ease and completeness to lend the sturdy
hand to the weak, wto battle justly against full
much, and far more indeed, OF UNEQUAL laws and
iron tyranny that holds itself BILE to those
governed, than we in our strugs gle had to encounter
The Pampero mas part Of her mt, four
heavy thirty twos swung On her deck, and Lieu
tenant Hunter has pronoun ,ed her as strong in ma
terial aEd build for service, any vessel Of her
size sfloat. All prs liabilities tend and invite the
corclusion, that she will reach her destined port.
The only fear entertained is account of her ma
chinery. Whilst at our levee, it was determined
not 10 commence some needtul repairs Of the
Meeting pipe, &c, for sundry raasons, but workmen
we're taken aboard and repaired her at the Baize.
Three days we're thus consumed, and she made
headway for the "open sea" only on Thursday
morning, the 7ih August. May she 1.-Two aaoat and
mako prosperous lAoding, for her freight Is pre-
cious for the Advancement OF liberty and dear TO
the hearts Of all its votaries. CALHOUN
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Details Of the Loss ., the steamer Un,on

StrAMrR NoHrHFksER, july % 1851.
The loss of this vessel s perhaps the unaceount
able aud unpadonate accident that has occurred
beneath the Of American naveators; and at the
request Of the urdersgued passs nsers viii
attempt 60 give facts relative to the wreck ~ nearly
can, and leave ,hp reader 20 draw his
The Union lef San Francisco the Is inst bound
to Psuams, With about 80 passengers commanded By
Capt Jonas Marks she also had board 20 boxes Of
gold duet, shipped principally by Gregory Co s Ex
press 1he night OF The lat erort In getting clear of
the rott of san ffenoisco aud morning found fully
on the bosom of the great deep where cyraly
received by a delightful breeze At ociosk spoks
the stsomtr Pacific, bound 10 the Golden Gate. Tive
Tut little sickness sDorg the sssgers, aud
every vssbe prosrcc, prois pIcassnt voyage On the
morning tf the 3d.s runner hnost among the pas
teuerr, that the Union well nigh runntss into
schutrtr during the night and that NO lights up or
match on deok this rumor, hcwcver passed CT
without creating any Excitement or alaryi on the morn
arc of the ih we were not in ss oflsT d. ard the day
s,,u.d a. rcve ca rather dull, when at length Captain
Nar, hord The ag Of couStr, aud fred gun in
manor, a the anIsrssry q ArJerican Indepenpcuce
IN. bsru.n entsrd deeply into the celebration an
h,.r,e tts xicatcd ard aincd =, during the day
n. rae efetrs psusihsy retired early, a. :
slsht tes sick.tss vs. the result ot n tolcrabl,
r.reb dugite u, DAY. About o'cicck on th,
mtilsrs q The y'h spssscnser, bY the name Of Joh,
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Common Council.


Arovsr 70 hepoit from tlr Coinm the Rlrc DE-
parmert vas adopted ~th the ioowiog resolutions in
i.i,r,nce y he orsaniEaiion e hote company In shs
RssorV,d rts, the chief Epspe,r Of the yir. De-
SsT. ss o. ssd s ss's ss'sss to ors.n,s "s nG
hntwn ss h,se Company No -, upon location being
provided
Rss,l,,d. That when said company is organised, hs
fuinth The same with a carriage aud the requisite
quantity q hose
The r,por, of the Committee on Lands and Pisces,
ccmms nding with the Board OF Assstsrss
IN the ed,piion of the resolution Go relay side~su I.
uud the 1sik r,ferr,d hack
Report OF the Committee Ferries, recomfns nds g
with the Beard q Assitsut in r.laoa TO
gi.nurg e.ss q isriy foot Of ksh,y,siH'n ''' es
RsJott a the Cou mittee Ferries, in fsvt u CON
curing with tn Board of Assistants in resolnto. ant
ing csss q ferry foot of Thirty ninth s'reeN '" n H.
Lang. Wa snsp,sd. -. 49,
Repot, a she Committee Streets in relati" 60 sp
n opfisirx the centre of the Fourth svenue W four
public psfss after u ts arch-d from Thirf yfcth
10 Thir eei IA streets ~ hs been orir.d oy ss o-
mon g. unci in conformity with the present Eraas,
RI soT, Of the committe on Lands and Places re cr,
nep,rs copcurreuce with the Board q Assists - ,,.
the ateptiou Of the resolution to improve tho s,,J,.
sqiisrr al IIarI, m referred back.
Nh. election Richard Kelly. Of Engine Comr ,v No
Z sndHy II nopsrd Of Hose Co No Ia hsvin r.-,s,ssa
the bigbsst number q votes, IS candidates tAe va
can't places q two Assistant Engineers, s-ued vas
Report oftte Ccm mtee on Fre Depsr, nan, 4, f.vo,
of Isyitg gas bl-, where members of FIRE Depart
nent have ntr ductd gas hxturts in engine and hoas
houses a. their osn expense was adcr ted
The reporters of the press etendr the pcsri cf Al
sent IN petit rcqust,nr t have their table
removed within the circle ss It q iaposshle 10 hear
distinctly the debates piocecd AZ, from their presenx
rCsitiOn
Alderman Muixs sad there ,as no doubt truth In the
state mont of the reporters fo ne was misunderstood last
/ npht
1he petition VS. refcrr cd 10 tae Commtes on Arts
Il ana fciVuces.
stme Iaper adopted IN the bcrunins Of tho session.
ttit 20 the ayor or signature and rets,ne eees1ss
they were vot pu5i-hsd. according - sw IN tne news
papers. vere brouebt mp and created discussion - "
vist r, ~ 10 be une with them rhey were huaiiy re-
fer a A. IN. C.ntnittec Law Department. aud the
card then osjcrrttd II pet clock fr she sess'0a
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interesting from Mexico.

ARRIVAL OF THE LOWER CALIFORNIA EXP EDITION
THE TEHUANrEPEc PARTY, ETC.
NEW ORLEANS, August IL, 1851.
Advces from Vera Cruz August 3D. states that
had been received there Of the arrival of Of the
Lower California expeditions which has been heretofore
noticed ss taking departure from California 1t had,
however made no warlike demonstrations
A portion Of the rehuantepec surveying party have
returned by this steamer Major Barnard remains on
the lsthmus.
The country generally is quiet, though there
of intended revolutions In of Santa
estimated al xlCO coo
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The Trxas Election.

Cuvssros, Texas, Aug. 10, 1851.
The election In this State 90 the ith inst, aud
resulted in the election q Peter II Bc, Democrat as
Governor.
The wtig candidate was Nr. Benjaun IT, Fpperson.
There beside 0ye other oandidstes
The returns from the Wee,ern District for Congress
show the probable election Of Volney " Howard the
pxess nj incumbent.
From the Esstern District nothing decisive has been
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nATRIsxONIAL.

MATRINnNY MADE EASY. OK HOW TO WIN
vb Lover Professor Lavton, Of London, having arrived
In Boston Will seud address recent ofore dollar,
r1 plain directions 10 enable ladies semen 70
win The Of the opposite TAe process
s Elm pie but captvatne that all be married
Of position; and last though
not less u be arranged With such and deoacy,
that detection IL possible. Address Professor Lsvton,
Boston Macs No letters taken from the Post Once unless
the postage is paid.
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TRAVkLLERs' GUIDE.

NEW YORK AND PHILADELPHIA-NEw YORK
IN aud Philadelphia dreet-united States Nail Line
through In ~ hours via New Jersey Railroad. Fare
dued TO ~ arst class aud 81 50 for second eas Leave
rev lsrk ats from foot Of Courandt streets aud at
AM and Pm from foot Liberty street. Leave Phila-
dsphia at and AN and PM from the foot Of Walnut
street.
CAMDEN AND AMB0Y RAILROAD LINE FROM NEW
~ Tork 20 Philade' phia-Lesve Pier No. l. North River
y s.esmbcst JOHN POTTER Morning Line AZ o'slcok
Afternoon Line, at o'clock. Fare by either ne s. for
yard deck, sL Emiuant Lins. at o'clock pm fare.
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r,rns. Iior,,s. &C., burned.

PRoVIDI'ICrI huEust " Louts
number Yarns vsith fOtp bcrsrs SUD ssvevei vent
eles and OIL q outtuudnge destroyed ty Gre ,
right ,
fhe property belonged 20 Cleveland ard Brothers sni
Jo,i Netcaif
The ssl n stschsdt 10 the Spring Hotel 81 Wa'srs'7ni
were burr "a last nieht
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Fatal EJECT. OF Lightning.

NV LoSroH, Pa Aug 10, 1881
On sunday Afternoon Last, tie Methodist church at
this place struck By Iizt.nins while the oonsresa
tion were engaged In yine worship and the Pastor Rev
Jonas Bissy Who vas IN the pulpit, almost instantly
killed Several Of The audience eere also s,si'uy stun
ned The building sus Sined no damage TIL Rev gen
flrnlan laarrs a wifi. ali tan children.
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BOsToN, AuguBt IT, I5oI.
The r. steamship Canada Captain Harrison, reached
her dock, at East Boston, at twenty minutes past
O'Clock this afternoon. Her mails despatched by
the stoniDgton route, at o'clock On examination Of
the English papers at hand nnd nothing to add to
the full telegiaPhc summary Of nsmitttsd from
Halifax.
Three buildings In Pleasant street. at the corner of
Spear place destroyed by fire about two O'Clock
this morning
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By TELEGR RAPH.
Lnte from h1atanxas, Cuba.

BosroS. August 10, ls51.
Captain Titus Of the brig Frances, arrived at Warren
Rhode Island, from Matanzas, with dates to the Sta
August. lie reports that all was quiet there when
left The troops bad mostly departed for the
part OF the island
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II aYMoNp 4 HERR pREIsBACHs MENAGERII.-

DIAMOND HERR DREISBACHs MENAGERIE.-
II Ths celebrated Nenagere-the largest and
duced the known braeing almost every animsl
known natural history and which has received the
sronsze and applause Of hundreds Of the most
and people Of the United States
visit the principal cities and towns Of New in the
following order, vWatervilie, Maine August 18th; Chsa
s sv,r', 2ss ,ss, s3d Winthrop sssh Lewi.son
Iryeburg. Stb; Tamworth Iron Works. New Hampshire
So. lst sandwich Centre I'd; Plymouth, 3d. Meredith
Bridge ith; fraaklin, 5th Concord 9th.
DAEoRAMA OF CALIFORNIA FOR sALE-OR WILL
be exchabg ged for faim goods; TO Of enter
prise viii Be loaned for upon giving o9d Sc
JOSEPH DAWSON. q Wall ST., fourth story. front
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A Clerical count.rf.iisr.

MAscHxsrEp, N H., Augusa ~ 1851
Yesterday man nsned Williamson, elsAs Morse, re-
ntns bimseS AZ rpiyersalist nrst arrested
here fer passing stered bills the New Eneland Iank
A large amount found upon aic lie kad been
rreas hiug in 'he vicinity.
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WonCtsrfa, AuRutt IT., Is0I,
The Democratic Convention sits tomorrow. The town
crowded with delegates and the convention will be
very largely attended The old hunkeT muster strongly
ard will do their utmost to break the eositoa An
citing time Is expected.
The coalition people are holding caueu this day at
the City Hail. which IL very fully attended, and quite
enthusiasts.
The hunkers holding meetings With closed doors at
the hotels The exeitemep Il increases
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C1 0On CHALLENGE.-NOTIC1NG OF LATE

81 000 CHALLENGEENoTIclNG OF LATE
paities of the Cork Profession at the time
irowns all sueh betting to be illegal this State BY
cent law passed in June l,st therefore, Of the
lo ei fraternity and Oldest that
cSss in this metropolis claim equal privilege to bet by
word ofmouth the above viz, That vio
liIss see-saw as hard and break many sxpenpy
other volinst engaged in Ethiopian
ctons The result to be decided by four of the abest
muticsns selected from tie Pete Williams Association
will also stake large barrel Of CLANS that troupe
good vctuas than all The fellows employed in this
dark business the t. he decided by six OF the
popular Landlords this city; and for bone picking
tmentsl comic squealing humping Of banjo or blow
ing about define Of produce fat fellow
that heat the world G. WHITE,
soe Lessee Manager and Proprietor stare Director.
Agent and Treasurer Ethiopian Performer and Boss Of the
Melodeon, No. SO Bowery, NY.
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HOTELS.

nONADIs HOTEL, ssi BRoAs WAY, NEAR UNION
n The proprietor respectfully in yites the atten
ton Of the public 10 his newly erected hotel It's we'll fur
shed drawing rooms paror aud BEDROOMS show that no
sspplyng his table with the delicate Was Ia well
the public His wines of the choicest kind
end families will ind 1T his house everything conducive
90 domestic comfort q. DONALD.
vt,aEMoNT BoysE. BOSTON. MAss-raIs WELL
10 aways has been. The central and pleasant stu
house. its commodous and the
Injuries to be found there cobas render
agreeable Ard to the traveller Having been
the firm Of John L. Tucker Co.. long st head
OF the establishment the subscriber p dges his best
ons TO maintain s reputation and TO :. TO
nis custo nefs. WN. II. PARKER
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yyhie Meeting nj AIlsehany City.

Prrrssvhs, August ~, 1851
lars. and enthusiastic Wing meeting vas held at
Aleehany city last evening. Governor johnson was
present and addressed the meeting st some length.
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Extraordinary Case.

EoRrsiE, August re- 1881.
G. II. Ghsrtin professor q musc, vent to ar unde'-
tsker on Saturday and ORDERED hs oofin, stating that
he would die that evening The unlertatr, seeing ui
IN good health paid atention 90 the order 0her-
Kin however W. ne hone 20 ted aud diel az an sary
hotf- haa
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NEWS BY TIE l. z Il Il A p H
~>~~o~~~~~~O~Ns~4~>~~~.>>
INTERESTING FROM ALBANY.
>|>N@Neo~>'-N0No-N0~~>NrD0~
The Bidding for the Canal Loan.
>90o/-0|~NoN~@~N(c-NN>eNN-N
LATEST FROM MEXICO.
>~~~NON~-NN>>~>>~o.oy>N
POLITICAL ITEMS FROM ALL SECTIONS.
N0HNo.~~O~o-oyN0rN.>NN0N~
TS-FIRES-yILLANY,
&C., &C., &s.
LATEST FROM MEXICO.
The Bids, the Amount and the Pre- MUM
The FlrAt Canal Enlarge mcnt Loan.

BY NoRsE's LINE, OFFICE l6 WALL STREET.
ALBANY, August ls, 1881.
We give below the bids received for the million loan by
the comptroller thh day They amount in aggregate to
four million, five hundred and four thousand dollars
The highest rates Of premium obtained per cent
and the lowest Il of per cent The average rate Of
premium was about u Of per cent -
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Nav oRiEsNs, Aug Is. 1851.
The wings Of the Second district hea their convention
at Donaesville yesterday and nominated Arlstdes Ian
dry for Copgrees
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ASSURANCES.

vy,HE BROOKLYN FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY
Chartered in is24; Ofce 43 Fulton street. Brooklyn,
merchants Exchange Wall street. New York-have their
capital (as also handsome surplus invested in the most
undoubted securities ard continue 70 insure hudings
ohan furniture and other property veseels In
port their osrgoes upon favorable other
''' WILLIAM ELLswoRrH. Pre- idsnt.
ALvnrD a arrvrNs eorstarv
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pfrrsnuso. August ~, isIl
1e river measures four feet three inc1es N 's ciaD
ue nDd Is etstcnsrY The wcaber 10 cVd
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V>RIPLER HALL-HUNDREDS TURNED AWAY
Professor A determined that those who honor him
with their shall both hear him and him. Trip
Ter Hal-Astonishing Miraces-Prosssor Anderson the
great Wizard Of the North commenced his Of wonder
atls audience who BY their plsudits which made the Ha
whispered. Can such things be" Are made the
fools Of the sensesi he mortal No., said another,
" he Is the d-lProessor Anderson begs respectfully to
inform the public that he will continue nightly to demon;
rate that there thiags in heaven and
earth than dream Of In philosophy On this
and evening during this week. he will appear in
wonders ancient and modern magic allowed BY all in AL
OF the world to have parallel Look to the Wzart
Bttet is inc xhsusble Hasten to Professor Andersons
soess Nysterieuse comprng experiments Of science in
and perfection Tickets 80 cents Juveniles
der ~ % be had at the Hall aud ho els
The city ticket office is at C. Joe 80 broadway Doors
at halfrast commence at eight Carriages
be ordered at ten.
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INDIA nUBBER GOODS.

QRILIfANT DfsCoyzRIKs.-"TH THE DRCAPITATIoD
~ Of Tho. Evssnh. Esg cemmis'ienss q Patents ,,
.ss in honor q Which,. he save "selsss dina.r 70
natve merely The payment TO Goodyear In ls Of s5ps
for ueer 70 work under 0oodysar PATENT which De,
ss only lately disoovereds OF grest disofssry
u made zoo late 70 benea, him. Day. eaer Of $50 rsvsr
conviction Of infrngcrs 0oodytays Patsnts
yhch he himself has been the chief snd 10 the only
tnser. brlliaat ooneeyton Of Days and andouss
eoiel Of vuleansny Rubber full year togro his sppos
l0n his therefor 10 Day cf only f
pt man who hsd learned tho secret In 0oody-srs fs0
Iory brilliant exhibition Of ia-entys senius kii 81
lords strkins proof Of how closely v
s-see soiia- Abe heels ~ smother.
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AMUsE ME- n IS.

RowERY THEATRE.-Boxss q. CENTS; PIT. sx
T. e. ss1:' @ ssss
S dram. sxs.I S w q
n. \. saa Ss M
With The ass;s ,sysd
gd ssSs Mr. iSo Sssoa T sssy a s."'H
.ss
vsts Boxss s. Orchestra Seats cts Doors spen
s;ss !: i:s AsfF;s 3 s s,sis
ysussSa;s.ni; NJ John Dyo;s; Ysrsssr:sssi Ms:
Il. i,ss NJ
Rascal Jack. Mr.. John Dunn; Amelia, Mrs Holman.
NATIONAL THEATRE. CHATHAM srRrEr.-DREss
Circle and BS1ys = Ssrs' Ps eeHss; orohsssss
fX curtain rises At tx "wednesday esenns Aug 80 the
MA stss .i
shay Mr. 1, Fox Mr. John BEsdsha, Mr. Bradshs~; Fan.
xS Ygp
William, ar. j R. Scott Black Eyed susan N-s Ncso..
RARNUMs AMERICAN MUsEvM. .,
S'Hs % q My
r.: ;s;s;Ss *: g: &
81 ssUsdy y n ss SSS sESH ttsdi %
% snd x. II the i Al. hfS% San The Chinese
ERANKLIN MUSEUM l75 CHATHAM sQUARE.-THE
II above popular place Of will for the
season on Saturday evening Aug: o. with entire
The entcr will consist of Madame War
tons troupe q Model Artists who will persooate num-
her Of beautiful living pictures Also, Less Female Min
etres with variety of other For full
ticuaIs see bills Of the day.
EELLOwg MINsTRELs. AT FELLOWS NEW AUyI.
- cal Hail. ~ Broadway. betwecn Howard ana Grand
corps talented experienced under sole
management off, Fellows, whose ooncert in this
The past been received with the greatest
ths elite and fashion from all parts Of the Union Fosw
Musical Hss Of the most spacious and best venatet
sudinss In the world Admission een.s Doors open at
TO commence st O'clock An afternoon concert
Wednesday and Saturday for the especial
dstion offamilies commencing At O'clock. u
OF 0OO OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES THAT
" 1SVOO various boasts have been made concerning
Chrsy Mips.res vionists hereby offer to stake the
Of 5000 Master Frederick Buckley better known
Ole Bull aged seventeen last Oetober) will play them,
in Ethiopian representations, three
solos the von-the result to be decided by acommit
tee of twelve able musicians six 70 be chosen BY each
Buckley will beat O. N Christy Of Chrisys Mnstres
person musician, 10 bone playing sentimental
comic singing banjo playing playing on pair Of kitchen
bellows delineaor Of the Ethiopian character
The esut be decided BY twelve able mu1e as six to be
Manager Proprietor of Fellows Mnsrss All Broadway
broadway HEATRE.-THDJADIEsA AND GENTLE
ID engaged at this theatre for the ensuing
equested TO assemble in the Saturday nox
the z3d inst. at II o'clock In Q forenoon
TH0S BARRY. Stage Manager.
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EXCURSIONS.

NJ irs at Fort uamilton each vsy-Fsrs l2H cents
The steamer SANTA CLAUS, Capt n Rodman, viii make
syrins street G a. halt Past o'cloci and hsIPs.,
O'clock. Morning trip from Fort Hamilton asa. n Ne
half price TO. children.
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T,o THE Pu3Lrc-INBIA RUBBER snozs.-oUk
attention has been called 70 advertise BY Horae
n. Day, published New York Herald of tIth yay
1851 and the Courier and Enquirer OF date In which
after much unmerited sbuse sttornsy, W Juason
he ssrts that dare not charge him 9TH rrssas
bot dyeer Patents nnder and that he dcef
net infringe Patents IA the Of Shoes
We have purchased licenses for the Of In
de Rubber shoes under Goodyear Psten aud paid
nonsy ard are daily paying tsrn tor ,h sane; SAD sny
other pert0n might have done the 70 do
fnthtr than slrate upon ocodyc.rs Patepte We shint
mere Just :. purohsse reht 20 use valid patent thar
"a infringe 10 MT Day, having been prosecutsd, aoknov
ledges ooodyesrs firhts sestlsnsnt and sgrees
IN future uot 70 infringe hs rttents attempt
Ing no' eaB to infringe said Pstsnt tus - inurs
our licences work under IN IA. ana We eh,rr,
vr Day directly and thas ee orn niTnstures ,,i
casns Goodyears Patents in The Of
shoes which he noy Offering 20 the p.bi sud We s-s
that he. and all who sr toneefnsd vsh him IA
chasing HE Shoes. IN rioaoa said
Rshs. will be presented
l. CANDEE
HAywARD RU1BER CO,
ty Vim. A. BuoknKhava Irss1rcr
TEE TEwARE INDIA RuEBER 1Y1 co.
q 8asoi1sp1. ?seslt<aA
FORD 4 CO.
F~s rots. yuiy u ia
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L,IEsT VESSEL FOR SAN TR.NCIsco --DIsPArcB
IT lne-The and elegant New York bvt clipper
GOLDEN GATE Is rapidly iosding At Pier s. North
River. shippers having engagements will porse compete
<he thcfe will be delay Freight taken
at tho lowest rates. u. u. SUTTON, "a Wau street.