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FTORICVLTURAL.

GRAND EXHIBITION OF rLowERs-To TAKE
VI place in the garden q Mc-sr- Matsas Damnans at
Of Bcerum and State streets Brooklyn This WILL
be exhibition upequailcd . yet BY Of the kind IN
country The sIace used for this purpose contains
Noo square feet Hsshastsn triumphai arch with the
sun eagle with s vsses spresd out the American fazs
monuments and date at his entrance into the city Of
New yer. IN The yesr ie . repressn.ed BY miilion of
ousd laet sutun and vhich present the splea
lid view 81 various and beautiful eoiors that Re ina
inca The whole sseeued with such exquisite skill
one would believe the work 70 have been done BY ladies
hands Avery yisiter, catering, will admire The mayn
seen and acquired great reputation in
raj the capitals Of Europe sueh Berlin Vienna and
myself ~ diving perfect satisfseton to all ladies ana
gentlemen Who msy fsvor us With visit The e.hihton
vi daily, from the i2th of Apr tire ghQut the
day, Price u Admission, 70 eerN.
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Confession Relative TO the Kent County
Massacre, &c.

bALIIhohL, April Il, I6oI
Webster the uncle Of Mrs Coedcn has confessed that
he was the murderer Of the Covdcn family, in Kent
county.
No further Developments have been made relative TO
the butchery Of the little boy in IN this
city yesterday. German by the name Of Snyder has
been arrested suspicion Of having been concerned in
the horrible affair.
The bark Baltimore, which chartered by the Colo
nzation Society to clear immediately sailed from Sa-
yannah on the 9th instant, with hundred and hy
manumitted slaves board
No mail south Savannah has been received at Dalti-
night
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PASSAGE OF NILS
large number Of bills Of local nature we're read .
third time and passed, together with tho following
A bin in relation to the Common Schools Of wlnsame-
burgh.
bill to authorize the Society Of Rcdemptionists %
take and hold certain real estate
bill to revive the lunar Brigade Of the srss r,gi-
ment Il the New York militia
bill 70 amend the revised stauee entitled sThc is-
t,rcst Of money This bill provides for the removal Of
Mr. el,.soS moved 10 rcconmit the bil With in-trr>
tons TO strike out the fret section aud proceeded 70
discuss the question
oosrlisrSr TO HORACE sRyrIry
Mr.. Can, replied to the remarks Of Mr. Gleason, and
the latter responded.
formed that the Hon Horace 0rrcley In attendance
end he moved that he be invited 70 sest within tho bar
Of the IIouse.
Mcs.r~ Thompson and Baker we're accordingly an
pointed committee 70 walt uron Mr. 0rceiry Who. 90
being conducted a. seat address Vi by the speahrS
as follows =" Mr Greeley have been rscted ~ thc
Assembly 20 invite you 10 take rert their 9us.1
within their bar discharge this duty With the sstsst
pleasure We welcome you, SIR, ~ an able and este
We know you the friend n the friendle~e a. the 81
voca,e q equal and enact justice all men, a. rosscSe
unselhsh and sfcien sborer In that great q hu-
msnity which should command tho sympsthics ana the
services 81 all No more worthy a recognition ana
praise. the part a those who REPRESENT The people,
the brilliant deeds Of heroic patriotism the HeA q
battle, than the labors of distinguished In such
this We have followed your labcrs r in ths
hsd with interest and admiration aud feel sptiry ct
~ 70 ass VOW ~ behalf half 2, inc sy over rs,sn
~ be alike their duty and their peeeurs TO operate
with you In your crs 70 protect the weak 70 rlieve
q ali sur ieos invite you e. = behalf Il ~
Asss mby. TO take seat within the bsr.
~. r.ssses ~ sns e.-r'Srrr.rn . ~. y, we
which
Mr. usp,s~eos moved 70 amend the bill, 20 that ~
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HORN AND WHITES ETHIOPIAN OPERA TROUPE,
ADJUSTMENTS IN PHILADELPHIA.

RARNUMS MUSEUM, PHILADELPHIA.-P r. BAR
- Proprietor; III. Sanford, Assistant Manager. This
week the admirable company will in series Of splen
did pieces Monday and Tuesday the comedy called
the Husband of Heart and the beautiful drama Of
Luke the Laborer Thursday evening Mr. chesters Fare
well Benefit with the comedy Of Love in Maxe, and
the Virginia Mummy. The afternoon performances
light, lively and interesting New novelties always pre-
pairing. Admtanee % cents children under 10 years l21
cents
RCH STREET THEATRE-PRoPOsALS FOR RENT
N she above Theatre for year. from September
1851 will be received before Let May nsxt. Address,
). BRANsoS, 50 Market street.
PHLApriPHrA, Arrii 8, 1901.
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Reported Great Fire Mt Cuba.

NV ORLEANS, April IL, 1851
is reported by arrival ut this port that dcsruc
tive confagration had occurred the plantations Of
Cuba Ths report may be Of the character that
Of the rising of the slaves Our sdvces from Havana
to the 81 inst We do not believe any later accounts
have reached New Orleans Besides this the Isabel at
Charleston with advices ia the 9th and 7h brings in
tegence according to our Geographic Dispatch Of the
nre--fp uyRnpl
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NEWS BY TELEGRAPH.
Circuiar\rona the Treasury Departments
inspectors and Gsugers, &c.

"nu 0au8ers, &c.
" ~AsHIs0roN, April Il 1851
The special notice Of the Treasu, Department having
been called to the subject Of fees for weighing yaugins
measuring merchandise entered the Custom House.
circular Of instructions4o collectors viii b. issusd 10
day They directed thai In in which the entrv
does not contain the weight, qusntity measure u
goods it is TO be ascersned at the se owner
agent assignee but in ali other il Is to be-
borne by the United States. II must however, evil
IDENTIFY appear, when the necessary information is
given in the invoice, that the items ars not hypo-
thetiea vague, but stated In good fai.b. and IL
should be subsequently asceraincd that the
between the amount stated in the invoice and the real
quantity is great to reasonable prescription
Of intentional fraud then all the expenses mcntfcned
must be betrayed by the owners. In all whsrs
parties have been subjected to thu payment OF expens
Of the kind mentioned ripcc the paag~ ef the tariff Get
Of 1876 contrary to the principles laid down, The
same to be refunded and collectors instructed
upon application to issue the usual certificate, and
transmit II TO the department
The Postmaster General viii. next Monday, announce
ms decision on the proposals for mail contracts in vir-
giha, North Carolina, Georgia and Florida There
Iumber Of contractors in attendance. The Mexican
board OF Commissioners will b. promulgated next Wed
nesday.
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LIQUORS.

RRASDfEs, WINES, hc.-J. NoNDuN, iW FRONT
- street, offers for sale from bonded warehouse Cnag
hochcllc ana bordeaux pal, sal darn Brande
IN hsnd pipes; vintases 1915, lsS ir<o lsp, 1870
bordeaux Clar~t In easks and white wine VINEGAR
sprisr quality Chsmrasne various lrs.ds 500 eases ssr
dnes CREEP Peas huhvesme eapeys Asd russ IN assorted
esnstr- ~ ~ sgsnt for Cesnsc Bordsauv aud Rc<hs
eerdisis, &C.
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PROVIDENCE, April T. 1851.
The election for member 70 the Legislature from this
district took place yesterday and resulted in the choice
Of Thomas J. stead (whg) by $50 majority over AL
This completes the General Assembly. The House
stands 81 wings and IS democrats including Wardwcl.
free soil with the democrats The Senate stands IL
wings and IL democrats including the Lieutenant Cover
and free so.r One seat in the House. held by
democrat, will be contested
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RRoADWAY THEATRE. A. MARSHALL. SOLE
Third Circles Is cents Gallery iax cents; Private BoIes
vos
T.' f r Tie Harp Mas
.fths Eloa ward. ~ Ksy.eid. kiss silence Mr. Mat
hsn Mrs Ishsysooa Previous to which, the farce
NIBLo's cAkDEN-cIRoyE DE rAKIs-ADDI-
s q NJ. e ri !. S y ss
% i;%:;s s. Ss &
s :I {, p; yGqs ana ae,Ssm.hsa Mile
April l4th the entertainments will with Grand
Madame Caroline oS ii ,soups q Ladies and gentlemen
c,e e cFsss and 50 cents Family
sis sfsn Asi sAs Mn
Colonel DstonstSr. Mr. Lynne; Emily Lambswooi, Miss
aT%' E:y! sFn 3 81 as ssis,
Uranice Miss Julia Could Borsss Mr. Leach; Fiuter Mr.
b Prorr.ter and MsnaserIJoin Grsenwaod. Jr A:ss.
az fsssaaS ssI IA and issi ALL THAT GILT
r The aisrnSon, st$ o'clock, soLSiER FoR IoxI
c Widows sn ns Of ss to b 70
The innumerabe euriess Of this Museum. the vast Chi
1 Sf sss 4 saaa. HSS'' between
EELLows MINsTRELs. AT FELLOWS MUSICAL
:ss %. oss s wight sas HI ss
seient and versatile corps Of
formers under the direction Of j. B. Fellows whose
III the and fashion Of this great ms
lropol Their consist Of Buriesque italian Opera
ss w siYs sS Ducts
day afternoons grand Concert for the Of
ladies and families commencing at o'clock r. n Admis
non % cents. Doors open at Z TO commence ats.
CIRCUs-NEw YORK AMPHITHEATRE. 81 BowERY.
~ Prices Of Admission Private Boxes 80 cents Boxes,
p cents Pr ~, cents Monday evening April 18th VIII
Feats aud daring Acts o. Horsemanshp First appearance
First appearance Of avatsr Lee the srea, English Eaai
srss and his Infant Sons, First apSearane Of me Viz
Mr. W. r. Derr Miss Mary Ann Wells and the entire
parry IN all their extraordinary performances To conclude
with Comic Pantomime.
HORN AND WHITES ETHIOPIAN OPERA TROUPE,
every night, at No. 40 broadway, afew doors
from Grand street known as the Coliseum where splendid
the most talented companies consisting twelve
penced performers under the direction Of E. Horn and c.
msnee at quarter Tickets 8 cents Grand a
nSSs a a d sEu5ssy
Of Bunyans Pilgrims ProgrssThe public are respect
which has received the universal encomums of the public
and which has beeS visited by almost all the schools
Open every evening at to commence at quarter before
O'clock Admission, 2 cents Descriptive catalogues TX
o'clock. when children win price.
OVERS SPLENDID PANORAMA or THE WARS FOR
- liberty, in Upper Italy Rome and Hungary, is
Admttance % cents children ~, cents Liberal
arrangements made with schools Afternoon exhibitions
wednesday and Saturday at o'clock. Doors open at
I'm, commencing ate
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CnaRLEsTos, April IL, 1851.
The steamship Isabel has arrived from Havana, but
brings Of Importance. The city remained per-
fectly healthy. Sugar firm and in active demand
at full prices low yellows had advanced Nc Coffee Of
the first quality was quoted al SO DC middling, IA
Exchange was at 90. The brig Suzanne and schr Po-
cahontas had arrived from New York and the Isabella
Reed had sailed for New York
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The Steamers Mexico and Pampero at New
Orleans. SC.

Nrw ORLEANS, April II, 1851.
The steamship Mexico has arrived here from Chsgres,
but brings later California The steamship Pam
pero from Chagres also arrived the 9th instant with
100 passengers
The Mississippi has fallen six inches.
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The Pennsylvania Legislature.

HARnsHrnc. Pa, April. Il, 1851.
The House Of Representatives this afternoon struck
out the Senate amendment to the Appropriation bill
authorizing the issue Of million of dollars in mo
relief notes The vote ftood-Yeas 10: nays II
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THE TRADES.

vVANTED-A NAcHIEIsr CAPABLE or MAKING
w and keepnr In order the tools for gold
oil sasc mandatory. Apply TO A. q. BkGLf co. lse
Breadway
yVAETED-.AN ENGINEER. ONE THAT TNDER.
w dycins pfcfsrred Apply immediately At ~ viii
Ham street
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INSTRUCTION..

ERHNcH AND hUsIc.-A LADY, or a LIBERAL
french education accustomed 10 speak the language nu
entity aad pshsd In music wishes engage teacher
ef French and 81 vocal and nstruments music In school
private family, At her residence All necessary
sskrsnces siysD. Address y. q. o., Iss once
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NEW YORK AND NEW ENGLAND TELEGRAPH CO.
IN The ANIMAL meeting Of stcethoiders 81 the New
York ssd New England Telegraph Company will be hsd ~
Howards Hotel conner Broadway and Kadsn Inas "a
o'clock, 4. n, on Wednesday, 18th Instant.
MARSHALL LErgBRTs FressssAA
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EXPRESS AGENCIES, &c,

DANAMA-LAND CARRIAGE BETWEEN PANAMA,
on road sSesn s
Gorgona for the carriage baggage and merohan
This line On such footing az 2 the most speedy tran
viii travel over the Gorgona road. an during the rainy
months the Cruces road II aeili,a the the
n nS srsSs, wsTs wGsn ne
Vim sssd Easss saddle. sys,yssas
Line will Be As low g those q any other Line or responsible
as mero5ss who le aaS
s ns hs l osa
.y Of The y0S a. an to
beg to inform those Interested that packages should not
a ssan s a ;Sss
Pal company Panama or : T. r. cowa wa Esq.,
Agent n r NJ M s. SSSpP;SsSy At cha1re'. 1ovsco
NB-K A. Joy and Co., viii no. hold themselves rsspon
'Sa
sh s. .fs a sss Ja%s.
King Sons Lawrsnee Murray Ingate Everett Brown.
SriSs Co. Issrpso Pors. Bsshsrs Con-
csrders Chamber Paris; g. Berg Co. Charles Latham
CALIFORNIA ExPREss.-BERFoRp IS LETTER
r.usa fas sh a ssef s sS q ss Great
pound letters, Is cents Dasuerreo,ype 70 San Francis
small packages Ofsn s. Lefty: to Stockton. SCI.
Do de- S S and f + ssp Mn. e
sn,..ry Pc. cubic lis:s iF'i'''i AMERICAS
Mr. Bsrfsrd the proprie.or- reside. the I,thu.
mama -hipm.n, viii Se By steamer Sor,S Imer,a
sAS esas 10 as e SAN HP I.a On
May. BERFoRD CO., vssey street, As,Or House.
A n. MILLER 4 cos CALIFORNIA EMPRESS.
"A. viii ds,pa,eh their next fresh, steamer North
having their facilities the Ihmus also
sonsssns. q n. New York csmraS Our goods
10 PER nan 'ss%,r Oregon and arr 10. in our
surance Co, &c Postage i?Aa cents.
DALNER 4 co.'s CALIFORNIA EXPRESS PER
.,eSms. North amerss direct, tor Monday APRIL 18th
letters ss. steamer a. Panama time Tor mail
,sa%.r u. o. NAY Our arrang.msns are psee. to insure
A. lowest rates Letters received unit. half past .wo o'clock
Palmer CO, 70 Liberty street.
X IssLEY CO.'S EASTERN AND SOUTHERN PACK
way. Remtanees forwarded aud collections made all
aa sh aIs ssS EIp s.s s. jn N sy
Brun,riek Through ree.p given for Baltimore Washing
GREcoRY's CALIFORNIA FREIGHT, PACKAGE
s,s, Monday hpIl In. Speed aa.qasii.s-rs,s:
fS,wa,sss in starss Of %, M. Bryas
have the so.. certain for :. .rssdy ians
mission q iregh, ever q. Isthmu, % any companies
shipped s r sa AZ goa.
m.ns 81 sooa. on All X. steamers. ssaas 'IT
r.T',s, .ssYss y 81. EIr,.: y ssil sgsd.
received gnt re morning ,.a@sr, dag sailing and
ii;,. u asds S,s.sy ssA NH Y
the once q. day lr,yioss No custom House charges
made Tickets per S'ri 1n ssss e All hrcucocr
Managers AID AGENTS, l9 Pearl street. oern,r Wall.
a$.i n::@s !Sss:': :.:,l 1;s;;s,
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GRAND coNcERr.-wM. VINCENT WALLACE HAS

GRAND CoNCERT.-WM. VINCENT WALLACE HAS
the honor to announce to the public that he will give
Grand Concert Of Vocal and instrumental Music Tper
will perform the violin grand fantasia airs from La
Sonnambula and brilliant variations the Irish melody
Tvs the Last Rose Of summer composed expressly
this concert he will also perform by desire Of
perform on the piano new romance Music Murmurngs in
the Trees his Grande Polka iii Concert Thy request
New Grand Duo, for two pianos with Mr. Richard Hoffman
Madame Bushee will appear for the fret time in New York.
and sing several VI her ayorte Arias and Ballads and
with Mr. Grea.crex Mr. Arthurson, and other eminent
artists Will assist this occasion. magnificent orches
will perform the 0vertures to "Marmion and Mariana
under the direction Of Mr. George Loder Full
William Hall Sons $50 Broadway and at All the prineTa
music stores, hotels, etc.
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CALIFORNIA.

X IRcHHorY DE sofa CO. COMMISSION nER-
chanN, San frsnusco, California. Referenoes-hsssrs
9runer Co. ST. Thomas W, IL Moiler saad Riera New
York. " Bruns sons. Baltimore; 6eseier Co, Bos
Ton; FruhlinG Groecksn, Londop John A. DroeH Co.
Bremen, corrsss Co, bremen John Mason N, PM
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THE EXPECTED HUNGARIAN ExILES-BY RE
cent adyiees from Europe, learn that many Hunga
rian triots now their 70 this country having
recently embarked at Liverpool Many of the In
which Of them doubtless engaged be by
visiting the Panorama Of the Hungarian ware, exhibit
ing. corner Broadway and walker street.
CASTLE GARDEN.-THIs BEAUTIFUL AND PoPU-
" lar for the reception Of visitors during
:he day The view from the galleries Of the splendid
noble bay and harbor has not equal in the world
Admission IL 81 cents
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"A MEXICAN HOTEL, PANAMA. N. o--THfs EsrA
hshmenti 70 the largest public house the Isthmus
minated on high ground In the most airy and healthy por
Mon o. town and In the centre Of sssrss by hind and
eafsfu hope share the patronage Of the pub
H. GIDEON ELI. snd J. n eTAFT.Es. Propriesors.
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INDIA RUBBER wHIrs.--THE NEWARK INDIA
Rubbcr nufaeturing Company, Maiden lane veuld
call attention their India Rubber Whp which hsve nov
established reputation. They are made q al kngshs
and ssc~ and n6n1y 70 others. sed
suitable for ali siLuste sd ysss Leers sn 70 county
nan " ~ Maiden hse Nov York
'~'' HIRAM HUTCHINSON. PrcaScaA
WAN ~ AcuwR sccrvtsry.
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WI 70 stand AL slimases.-Tbe Nsv~xt lads Rvtbss
vss.srS Man New Jersey This eemrsay a.. msnuSss
s.rers ssd wholesale dealers 80 ne vsrieus Assei 40
aAe undsr CssdysAys patent The liberal "
puvhseers. HIRAM HUTCHINSON, PrssiSsaA
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TRAVELLERS GUIDE.


SUNDAr MORNING BOAT FOR NEWBURGH,
- Poughkeepse, and Kingston, landing At Van Court
,andt. ccIEens Dock Cold Spring New Hamhursh Wilton,
hyde fark and khinsbeck. landing AZ Hammond street.
The steamer SANTA CLAUS Captain Elmeudor will leave
the per the foot Of Chambers street Sunday morning.
o'clock, April 18th. 1851 Returning, vi. leave Rondovt
n1P.h, making the zane landings.
CAMDEN AND ANBoY RAILROAD LINE FROM NV
norh 70 fhi,,dslphs4.I.syes pier No. North Mvss
~ seambon JOHN POTTER; Morning. Line At o'sloeh-
Afternoen Line, at o'clock, r. N. Fare by either
Line, ~ ferwnrd dech, ~ Emgrant Lane At TX clock r
NEW YoRx AND PHILApELPHrA-NEw YORK
~ and Fhladelphia dir~ct-United states MAIL LINE
Inro1en N ~ hours via Neg Jersey Railroad rsre re-
fcra A. from foot q ccvyslands streets ,sN a.
"a ana r n, from foot Of Liberty street. Leave
ehiisdelpha - Asd A n sss r n. fren NE scct
walnut stvesA
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NEW YORK LEGISLATURE.
By MoRsE's LINE, OFFICE Is WALL STREET.
ALBANY, April IL, 1851.

Arsasr April IL 1851.
REPORT RELATIVE TO rSioS COLLEGE.
Dir, BrrSs.s made an elaborate report reviewing the
condition Of the affairs Of Union College The report Is
ably drawn up and concludes with the following -um-
mary Of views:
results from the means farnsd by STAT q as. so.
tuition, call for Legislative Investigation in thorough man
Issrssa a and for ss far :, pos
isrsd The following rsolson.
Rosolyed Tbs, the Comptroller tn. Attorney General.
ssr.ty have power % employ .sfai ss.oun,aas. ssa
sn q nSn u.s lat Inc s's sas ~
newt Legislature.
The report was adopted.
rap -.
Mr. Coos from the y li,9 ranna;,,.. sa-,.s ,,
thc amendment made to this bin proyidnv Tor ysarsr..
srnK notes at a quarter Ter cent in New York,
albany and Troy. The committee recommend that
part 81 the amendments be in but they op
Pose portion Of what the Assembly propose, the
ground that II would actually lcgalxc suspension Of
specie which IL forbidden BY the constitution
The consideration Of the Rbov, question was -t down
by the Senate Tor Tuesday morning, at III o'clock.
:. Rtrohrs
hr G,ssr reported fayoraby on the amendms nts TO
the Militia bill; also avorabIy the bill Ioendng the
act organizing the Richmond Battalion also the bill
concerning the rank q militia officers.
Other bills II general interest reported bv the
10 a third reading
RIM HtroHr % Inr ATTORNEY GENERAL rIrs cssAL
rsLsHoTsrNf mLI.
motion was made 60 print twenty tunes the usual
number Of copies ~ the rrrrt made by the Attorney
Gcncral Mr. Chahed the subject IT the bill provd
ing for the enlargement of the canals
Mr. NAM suggested that ten times would be a. many
as at that stage u the session could be forwarded and Il
was agrcedto.
riiE AMENDMENTS TO rms RFprsrrtos nfI.
Mr. Coos reported the amendments to the Assembly
bill relating t. to the redemption of Bank notes.
The Senate then took a ruce-s
rHr MILITIA Bull
Tho senate agreed to the amendments made by the
Assembly 20 the Militia hill This bill reduces thu com
mutation. which Il - cent? TO 40 cents II also
abcishcs the present court natal arrangements and
provides for Assistant Adjutant General with the
rank u Colonel Adjourned.
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EKANKLIN MUSEUM, l7H SSi;;asTr1ilAx sarXRE-afo.

ERANKLIN MUSEUM, l7s CHATHAM sQUARE-dE0.
Lea sols ffypriet6f. = Admission = Seats in Private
SoAs Weents Stage Seats 81 cents Boxes cents Par
noon Evening Enteranmsas commence in the after.
aeon at o'clock and in the evening at half past The
varied and select such
other place Of amusement in New York. consisting Of
Less Female Ethiopian Opera Troupe. numbering fifteen
being the largest and at the time the
talented band In the United Statee troupe Model Ar
personate number Of beautiful tabeaux taken from the
sS5ares OF antiens ana nodsrn times company q Arab
texterty Madame Rosane the only Female Jugger the
world company Of Male and Female Artists who will give
exhibition of Marble Satuary uRequaed in the world
together with variety Of interesting
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CLOTHING.

~
CPRING CLoTHING-0UR SELECT AND EXTENSIVE
~ stock OF Clothing for the season IL ready. con-
prng all the latest styles Of garments OF the day. and
this or European markets. ID. 4 J. DEyLfS,
IS and IS John street, corner OF Nassau 81
NoTICE-rARisIAN SHIRT ESTABLISHMENTS.
IN Melville A. rsrran have transferred their
No SJ9 broadway, Chinese Nuidiug They Just
eeived hne assortment Of Linens and coorrd Cambria
Musins for summer shirts Depot Of Lonsucy 81 Paris
CAsT OFF CLOTHING AND FURNITURE WANTED.
~ Ladies gentlemen leaving the city breaking up
obtain the highest cash price for Clong
Furniture &c. by sending through the Post resi-
dence. Il. M. DUSSELDORF, IS Elm street.
N. Blades attended by Mrs. DUSSELDORF.
CAsT orr CLOTHING. FURNITURE. WATCHES AND
- Js~tlrey Wanted-1he subscriber will nifty
than other dealer Tor the above articles making
application 10 him ly poet otherwise ISAAC g. LYON
o.2Wall street. Ladies attended by Mrs. Lyon.
FAST OFF CLOTHING AND FURNITURE WANTED
~ The highest price be obtained by ladies aud
emen who have any left on Clothing Furniture and Jewel
for J. LEyfNsTYN, W Broadway, up stairs.
Ladies attended 70 BY Mrs. Leyenstyn.
MILITARY EorIrNESTs-THE SUBSCRIBER rs
lvh prepared 20 manufactu every description OF
Military Caps Bette knapsacks Holsters, Also Game
and Shot Bags Gun Case Pistol Belts together with every
article eonHected With the business.
JOHN A. BAKER iH Fulton street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-04-13
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I,iYE FRENCH PAPER uANcINcs. DECORATIONS
ke1hose In want o. the above articles should not oni
70 LOCK through establishment their interest
taste he bert consulted hy call TifOS. FAYE CO
sB Pearl street. between Madison and Chatham.