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SPozRT r Y.
From Godes 5 Lady's Book.
" God Bless You"
by W. WALLACE SHAW.


"Goa.biessyvu.nsr0 Oh, how sweetly fall
Those words upon the ear -- q,
How rich their music yet so sad,
it always brings the tear.
hey seem to echo to my soul
The bliss of days. sgone, l,W tYtf
Ahd hopes by As young spirit fed
In life's bris hteaiy dawn.
They take me back to chiidhood's hours,
.SAnd seem to bring their Joy,
When BIT, bfsasEed bs amosher's lip,
II he srd " Cd aes' myay" III
on! Iremembef well when first
{ II lei nv chilahood's home,
10 Wander o'er this dresry EARTH
1 IA pilgrim, sadsand lone,
Oh! Menhow sweetlyfelI these words,.9
7 r God bless you!" on mine ear,
{ a. with a heavy heart, I turned
From all 1 held me& dear ]
Ohce since, I've heard those magic words
! SBreathed in gentle tone;
Hpt never half SO sweet as when ieMa.
"a left my childhood's home. ~ W, III
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~ ~
H.H" rMl ~ AS - ,r
COMPOUND SYRUP OF YELLOW DOCK
- --.-. ROOT.
WE feel prompted by every principle ofhumanity to
w make known 10 the world The
VopJsrG,l efficacy If ,Lis ex,r,ordn,rv
+" ohuoiiu y VI '''o eo'u'"'y
,rhors,rds tav. h.an rs,svad ot rr.,, ,,n.,u,, -,
suffering and many lives saved by the use Oft Ii is
acknowledged by The best judges Of medicine be the
most elegant scientific and saluary prepar RAJ ions now
in use, and as
Depurative Remedy
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Stone Ware.

OUTER POTS-Preserve Jars-Waier Founi;
ID Pitchers, Churns, Flower Pots and Jugs; tor s.,
Oci s, 1851. AZ ~ M r. GAM Ell
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New and Beautiful Fabrics,

and styles adapted TO the most fashionable of this or
other section Of the of which were
lbited at the Worlds Fair. Their stock embraces in
narI. the following;
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Peaches. Apples. Pears.

APPLES-Wacrmelons Oranges-Cocoanuis
and all other kinds of fruit for sale at The Ciy War
let by \. 6. PAGE
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Gloves and Hosiery.

French Meriuos. ThIbeis, Cashmeies, Broche,
ured SATIN, Americana, Indiana and l.yonese u
Coburgs Alpaccas Persians. Adeaids. Poplins, all
VI de LANES Cotton and Wool do, &c.
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From The NeT London Democrat, Aug. ), 1850.
Ever since The introduction OF Dir. $. A. WEAVER
CANKER ana SALT RHEUM SYRUP, we have been conf
dent gifts superiority all other preparu which
are advertised for similar purposes.
This medicine performs a certain c:re, and is C.
knowed ed daily be the best medicine for pur wing
the blood that can be produced.
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kennebcc and Portland Railroad
Fall Arrangements,

e. s:3. 8 IS Is 8 6 !. ~
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From The Netc ERgiand Dildem.
II is rapidly acquiring reputation which no other
medicine can acquire, unless, like this il he based upon
The true principles of science, with knowledge
Of Diseases together with the most eihcacous method
.Art h..ir -,
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@GIaEE@a
A rich selection OF Fancy Silks, Brocade, Watered
Black and Marceline do, sc, &c.
ILL SEAWlS.

Cashmere Long and Square, rs and 81 Brochc, Pa
and small figures, rich Printed Cashmere We'
styles Bay State Long aad Square, Empire State, 81
Foreign do, &c.
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ting 70 the eye Such the arrangements which have
been pnt forth in the Official circular and there be
no doubt That the season ior spirit and brancy, will
sreetng II.
Tomorrow week the Royal italian Opera opens. and
the programme Just issued by the DIRECTOR Dye
the former republic having been Observation-Disclosures
continuance Of the enterprise which has hitherto cued
the operations Of the and secured n the
peculiar fame which 10 has been the sim Of the several
speculatorE who have embarked In it, responsibilities 10
deserve The principal soprano vocasts are assn Gr,
CASTELAR,, and NardO triad of art l.ss whose rerr.
tor Is too proverbal 10 need word 70 tcse are added
Ne Gusc scp>na Mora By Of substitute for M1k
Vera After absence OF two years NJ lie Angr
snd rhe leading contrao ptfts therefore weN pro-
yaed for for besides this popular artistic Mc yi,tate
of whcfr have heard good account. ~ promixcd.
The consist sf Mario, Ta.nsrrlik and ara the
latter two having made suppression last y-r which
well warrants their rc-engtFyer1enf this well
Luigi Aep and solda In tfr' lst OF barytones We
find the of Saa~ator, singer Of unqusstioned
Teputc in ltsly and Ksncon WHOSE powers actor
whether in tragedy hedy unfvdled The
comprise Fsncs. Taglafso, and B@nchi-thc last from
Berlin whc's Ne has been in great favor with the Aet
tanti; ard win whom sssociatef Polonni Gre,~rio
kache and ctsers well qualified to give a desirable
Prominence to parts generals spoit through the ncon
potency Of the sangers. Mr. Costa Of
pe~t general nuscal con auctor: ard she military
tsnde again under the experienced control Of VI.
dry ght novelties mcsonef rs fye Of thenv
at least are positively promised These works Aub.rs
Enfant ProdEue3 Gounods "sarpho.p Mozarts
"ZaassIiote" Do,sretti's Mar s3rs." WeJ.gs Eury-
anth-.r spontinis ~yestale," b-thoven's "Pidelio'
and sSokr's Faus5n The grnxal yefsrfes,,, of the
house consists OF 5lrty three ws-s w-h are to
be forae the chefs drune of the French ana Italian
lyrical stage The ballet according to the principle
adopted sst will be confined to the pcrforipncc Of
advertisements ard those incidental 10 operas
the premiere daHse,se being Louise Tsgon ard the
aisre h. 5e9st NJ. Alcxa,Ire. Mc~srs. ssrevc and Tel
bin preside the scen. department It IL said that
Gpgletns Tell will ba the opening o.~ra; to be sue
eeedes by Edelio" Wespcercy trust shat the ls,c cr
rtport ereu!l'es upon goos foundation
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PErsrSrsrfo@ or PIarE 70 Carr. u. n. PoRrru, T. 3.
ksu.-A ury interesting ceremony took place yester
day nrlrg In the ladies' drawing room IL the 81 Louis
Hotel The occasion the presentation uf a msgna-
ccnt silver chrscd pitcher and fsytr % Capt D. y Por
ter scyuai a the passengers who on; with him
The recent voyage of the steam Georgia from New
ydk. large number Of ladies and gentlemen were
The Hon ! Clemens. Senator from Alabama. was So
lcctcd the orator TO present the plate In short and
arprtIrlate fpecch. in which H. highly complmantcl
Capt Porter, aud alluded T. tis KIN navigator ant
sailor he rendered TO him the plate IN behalf Of his f
low passengers.
capt Porter replied With great feeling IIc said tho
late voyage uf oil othcs had given satisfaction t.
himself and the oiicers under bis command lie re-
joiccd that opportunity had been offered him -
Turn thanks ~ the Senators aud members ~ Congress
present for their action IN relation ~ voting appropr
atic fer the building II Steamers by which the ntya
service wns placed In position a. credit itself c
corcud,d by paying high compliment % tae adcs who
had accompanied him n the lete voyage
The follow ing l. the inscription On The pitcher
Presented % Capt D D Porter commander q the
= !. mail steamship Georgia " y g1y, q " J2nc'.
Clemens. A. q rcnn aud v h Howard passengers the
late trip New York IL Havana aud New Osleans,
March - lS5l"-N o Pic, March 3.
QtrcK worx-Thc schooner Major Barbour mad, the
voyage fr,m New Orleans 70 EraEos So Iago thence
Vera Cruz and back New Orleans in seventeen diys
cut cf which time hc detained ~ the nrazos three
days. and at Vera Cruz twenty-onc hours She took
f- HTazos 20 Vera Cruz Capt = VI Jarvis. hs way
T. the city ~ No xico special messenger for the Uacl
States goycrument.-N o P,oayDme.
INNtvsr FSoisrrnfro woprs--At Mr. Naplcr's cngi-
Z
recently cast. which are for Of the new Cunard
steamers, ef larger dmensons than any hitherto mule
In this country or cscwhcre The diameter inside u l0j
inches and the length 81 'troye about 10 feet The
largest hitherto fitted Up n the steamers a this cce-
brattd line 90 inches which u also the size Of those
On beard the Collins line Of American steamers. The
largest ottng hinc IN existence h being httcd mp at
I IRnc,acld works by Mr. Robert Napier some idea u
the immense proportion II this huge mechanism may Dc
formed when u s stated that the castings ormng the
machine weigh about 100 tons II isintended for cutting
vertical grooves in large wheels shafts etc. and proyi
sion mfde propeller shafts a the largest size
end to have tho requisite cut internally
on the surface When single tool for performing appa
rcnty yrry simple operation weighs loo the immense
maqitu,Ie ~ the machinery prepared ~ IL may be ina
ced The vertical motion n hc cutter Is given In Tn,
ordinary way, by fncans q eraak motion overhead,
4 Gtssrc-e h,sfh Bfith Mol,
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rtovm,n,s OF p,s,,nruished P.op,e.

O. y Dcf,rtst and family New York WIN Dcfs~.
ct ESD. New Haven; ilcnry = Randall, Esl.. corsnI
Nhage; 'ames Mct',nry, salem, Mas 4. Van Wort
r,trfyvauia; W. Savage. Portland. and A NJ. Brids.
London, among the arrivals at the Union Piscs
Hotel.
lien T. r walker.r : 3. wisconsin: Capt W.
Smith. Y. = Army; ~ ". Stanton ia; DF Finley do
y Knox Walker Nashin-s0n; ~. Tucker. dl, Dr Hoop
er Philadelphia g. q Fort. L :. &: =. ". Jancs DO
" y Graham NrgininI = y Eell de- J. Tucker, Bos
ton: g. q Iolnfcn, savannah; 4. r. Thatcher Bc~ton
J. Hart -htrn DO, Hon y y fUck. Nctnua and Jobn
Curry Fan furtsco amongst the arrivals yesterday
At the Irving Ilou.c.
RI Flsvurih amiema, n. r. Mott Georgia;
Itps,y Philadelphia u 1uyor. do. v Strurlcr Ciev~
land and W Warren. DO arrived yesteray at the Ame
TiCan.
A. rarhclicr Boston, 4 Ely Eochestcr Barson
Chic; Smelling Boston; J. Lockhardt. Proridence;
Richards Alabama; J. tawton, lall hveri Gilbert,
New rcdl,rd :. n,arn Philadelphia, aud Cal Bmnsts
New York, amongst the arrivals yesterday at tins
Asttr lIousc.
Hon Alesr II Bucll. Ucrsmcr c. : Kenyon To-
= q Adanis and lady ManrhrstCr n "; q " AZ ro~os
caI dner. Mc. ". J. kilburn. Augusta do; Joseph
Rogers. Toronto CanaGa. j. n Ninton lthaea; and
CLARK MANCHESTER. " among the arrivals sf
the Howard Hotel yesterday
Hon Pierre S,ue e louisiana was al Mobile, e vsts
for New Orleans on the 18th ult.
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Cur New Haven correspondence.
lALK CoLLEGE, April ), 1851
III D. D.,-. Tlcl.,gs

7Ic Bsgoy P1-c DcbH,
The annual ward q prizes given By William
u. Bishop, Esq. Of Bridgeport. c., for the best
debatcrs in the Freshman and Sophomore clAssee
of he Snonian Society, IN Yale College, made
on Wednesday evening Inst, by the Hon. II. J. In
gcrsoll. Professor Noah Porter, and Vim. IL. Rus-
sell. Esq, a committee of the graduate members.
The su tcssful competitors as followss--
T1lE sorrRoMopE CLASS.
Andrew Y. Willard, Of New Haven, for the hrst
prize Of s25.
Charles H. Thomas, Of Galena, III. fr the se-
ccnd Jnizc &C ais.
Albert &. kcnt, Of SufReld, c., for the third
prize Of -.
IN THE FRESHMAN CLASS.
Augustus :, Hitchcock, Of Great Barringtsu.
Mass, for the prize OF S25.
The debate was opop the question whether ins-
del publications should he suppressed by Law, and
was sustained IN able and spirited manner, By 4
large number of those entitled to compete for "
| premiums,
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AMUSE NIENTs.

RkoADWAY THEATRES. A. MARSHALL. SOLE
Family % $sla s.:,i
n 81 f'af a NJ.
maT % Mr Whiting; Qni'snpas Mr. Harr. orstnums Mr.
Harp olivia Gsni y Eisn si%Gs Wand as
sseyn.ids Rsnae Miss GOushenhoim Previous to the
ho0sav 20 sens eaaT9 I'M under years Of haprise
With ora and Watt nn,rss r
trian Juvenile Feats; Thomas Neville the
Madame Caroline Ms%s Esss a a ai
Ta n the coe" & ths e
Eeole BY Nile Caroline Ioyo and Loset II which Nile
TsrarSs &C. Clown. NAV " 'iss Waet, Eaton
RRoUCHAM's LYcEuM BROADWAY. NEAR BRooME
S Il, sSSsa Aa RI IN % rTR M
sTRAPsaMr Nupkins. Mr. Lynne Major Capsicnm, Mr.
fsaa rsssf Fs s sa Mr. r. %
iHs s%'s To ss l
Miss Mary Taysr; rrseise Miss Ju. Could Borsaa, Mr.
SE yit't Consul I Mn
Isylor. Doors open AZ !; TO begin Mt ~ o'clock
A sToR PLACE THEATRE.-THE FRENCH COMPANY
n
Aseas fs Sl As sssa
S As % % cokfE n 'Rs Of Es
oe Sfo9ni M a NJ NJ
Door at q, ocee&. r NJ curtain ~ P. NJ
Ampithestre. 3 cents. - s'A''
RARNUMs AMERICAN NaUsEUM.-ADMITTANC NCE TO
- the Museum and each Saloon Performance - cents:
children under ten years. l2a cents Parluet First
Circle I'm cente extra Monday evening" commencing
l o'clock, will he performed the comedy of ALL THAT
GLIITEkS Is NOT GOLD-stephen Plumb. Mr.. c. ".
Ciarle Martha Gibbs Miss Chapman In the afternoon
9eSsE tie y,ry snterainas piece in Two parts of
hobfRi =, MA' AlkE - Robert Macaire. Mr.. Henkins;
Jacques. Mr. E. ". Jones. Tn Wednesday
be repeated by special request MADELAINE. The
merable CurOsitics of this Museum
hours between A. NJ, and ~ z. NJ.
DILGRIMS PRoGREsS.-wILL SOON CLOSE, AT
4 Washington Hail. No. 69S Broadway. the panorama
Of Bunyans Pilgrims Progress.-The public respect
flly informed that the exhibition of this painting.
which has received the universal of the
press and which has been visited by almost all the schools
aud churches Of city will close during the coming
Open evening at to before
o'clock Asmisson, 25 cents Descriptive catalogues 2k
cents Exastion Wednesday and Saturday after.
noons at 3ociock when children win be admitted half price,
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Eno MISUNDERSTANDING oFBUNYAN's Pill
EXPRESS AGENCIES, sc.

DANAMA-LAND CARRIAGE BETWEEN PANAMA
lin. q s, 06 81 % ROAD Between faS@a and Or
orsona for the carriage bag as an
chi. linz .ueh ioo,h % insure se os speedy tran
will travel over the Gorrona road AID during the rainy
month. the Cruces road To facilitate the Passage % shs
sss.sn and SrsSss h'Ts % rsa ] q;
bsas.s E,ery attention has been paid urnsh this line
with good saddles brides, aad svsrythng
line viii low those Of any ether iae responsible
70 rSsseasrs as also 70 mere6a Is vho receive GODS
s the Panama route 4 The Passs that are re- osn
passes o. the road EXCEPT * sn enormous expense TO
beg 10 interested that racka should not
weigh more than 100 lbs sross o. ne-g,e more than tai
from the hy srpauln For furthe particulars apply
pal oaes II tfe company Panama. cswar Esa
Agent r. NJ s Company at Chasr~s ,ovsca
NB~R A. Joy and Co., will hoid themselves respon-
'r % is issis s s
st sS Is and sS Ss ras%
KIND Some Lawrence. Murray lngate Everett Drown,
sS. O. fSs sipso fSr BROTHER
Ssrss chs%Ssn Ps sisa, s Co. oSs Latham
EALTF FoRNIA-TRANsPoRrAT ACROSS THE
~ Isthmus Of Psnama.-Zachrisson, Nelson Co.. Of Pa
ron their long experience On The l.tsmus being g.
ssia ssFs s qs hSa s sf - s. sa rsd
60 y srrs option hut each pachac must w q portable
not responsible damage accident IL the transit The
ssn S q % ysm an s'E
and CorgonaJohn Funck For further particulars,
arply to n. ZACHRfSSoS n CO., 81 Wall street.
TNDEPEN LINE.-THR0UgH TICKETS, ny
this line for sse Ais ONCE only The and splend
steamship NORTH AMEkICA wl leave pier North river.
Sres IN tine T. 10 tsis one ci the new hs ne
pendent Line Panama Let May cheaper and quicker
tfan any other line For freight passage apply %
BERIORD CO., yesey street A.tor Hossc, ~ y.
n B-1adies unacccmpaned by gentlemen, will be r..
eyed at Cbaere by Mr. Berfori of onr express, aud
eortcd by him the Ithmus 70 Panama and placed
On board the San Francisco. feshts San
francisco ~ cents Per IN.
ExrRFss TO SAN FRANCISCO. .-FREICHT ~ CENTS
per -Berford Co. will take freight AZ the unrrece
depted low rate Of ~ cents H. Isckgas not 70 exceed
70 1 snd must be made water proof h Berord reseiys
ourFaeds at chsgres, and accompanies them 70 Panama
Next shipment III be by North America tlthApr Letters
~ cents. BERTORD CO. yesey street, Astor House.
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BosroS, April ca, NJ
The city remains perfectly quiet, and without the
least sign of disturbance. large force kcp, round
the Court House, aud the City Guards at their
mory, in Of need
The two negroes named snowdcn, who arrested
In Court square with pistols and knives concealed ab,ut
bcm. examined in tie Police Court and held 10
Iail ~ $500 each for trial Wendal Phlips the noted
alotionist has bailcd them.
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PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD COMPANY ARE NOW
forwarding goods to Pittsburgh in Ave days, from
philadelphia at the following low via First Chss
DRY Goods Shoes ats Se III per u iSs second Glass
Ba1es Brown Mullins Groceries Eardware 80 per
100 Third-Queensware Coffee, Tin, cts
ibs Iorrth-Ashes Tar Pitch Sc os Is per Ioo iSs No
fhiadelpkia Pittsburgh Goods New Yof Boston
any the Eastern Msnufacturing Companies nure
ehosld be consigned 70 u; n HOUSTON freivht Agent
Railroad Coppany Tt and 276 Market street
Yhllsdephis. ncFADEN CAvoDE, Agents
Canal Basin, pfttshur9h.
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ExrRFss TO SAN NrRANcrsCo.-FREIcHT t5 CENTS
- per bBerford Co will take freight at the unprece
dspsed low rse q s cents per IN Iachags not g exceed
I bs snd must be made water proof Mr. Berford receives
our Foeds at chsgres and accompanies them 20 Panama
Next sir III be by North Anerca llthApril Letters
~ cents bkRlORD CO, vesey street, Astor House.
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SHIPPING.

United STATES MAIL STEAMSHIP BALTIC, CAPT
~ j. Comstoek-This steamer will depart with the mails
for Europe positively Wednesday April l5 at IL cloek
M from her bcrth Mt the foot of Canal letters
and papers must through the Post tht
or passage having nne9nsled for elegance
Positively freight will be received board
evening April ~ The steamer PACIFIC will succeed the
Baltic, and sail May TO-
OCEAN STEAM NAVIGATION CoMPANY.-FoR RBRE
" men, via Southampton The United States Mail
Steamship WASHINGTON, Geo. ". Floyd Commander, will
sail for Bremen via Southampton Saturday April 18th
from pier No North river, at u o'clock An experienced
ia attached the ship All letters must pass
through the Post office Specie delivered in Havre For
Dfreght or passage apply to
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A nENIAMN.s NEW oRAroRIo Or ruE AME

-
A. BESJANINs NEW oRATORIo OF THE AME-
IL. riesn Revolution will be given at the Broadway
Tsb~rracie. "Wednesday evening April and % ls,l, by
class twelve hundred young singers assisted By the ars
orchestra IN this country consisting OF two hundred
young boys on various instruments number o. pleasing
iscellapeou pieces In addition u the erat0o will be per
formed To commence at71s o'clock Tickets . cents each
yTuEoDoRE EIsrELDs THIRD AND LAST cLAsSI-
uartette Soiree will take place at the Apollo rooms
Saturday evening April 18th, l5 Pianist
Mr. 1imm: yocaists, Mr.. PHI Mayer and Mr. j. Bcut-
ler pieces composed by Haydn, Mozart
fpoLr and Mendelssohn. See small bills
EOQ BRoADwAY-PANeRAMAo MAoFBUNYAN's Pill
OSO grin's Progrcss.-The public are respectfully in
formed exhibition Of this novel and beautiful scenic
painting III close Saturday 9th inst uut which time
Il be evening during week. eomneuc
clock and Wednesday and Saturday afternoons at
Docock Admission % cents To the afternoon exhibition
children will be admitted half price. hS Broadway.
CATTIERs COSMoRAMAS, CORNER OF BROADWAY
- and Thirteenth strret-The art section. containns
collection Of views Of Europe, Asia Mnor syria
che Holy Land, Egypt Nutia and Arabia will b eshih'st
until eighth Of March, after that date all these will be
vepiseed ty new views unasualy intorestns
f,AsTLE GARDEN.-TuIs BEAUTIFUL AND P0pU.
~ lar place for the reception Of yrter dnrnR
the The view from the galleries u the splendid scenery
Of noble and harbor has not equal IN the world
.Admis ion IL cents.
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LIMITED STATES MAIL STEAMSHIP coApAsY.-
u For Chagres direct via Haysna-Through tickets TO
Francisco by the United States Mail steamers from
Panama at reduced rates.-Fare to New Orleans
duced-On Friday, April H. at three. T. Mlae spend die
dOubleengins .stesnship GEORGIA. 800 tons burthea
d. ID. Porter ". s. N, commander, will sail precisely
three o'clock NJ from her pier at the foot Of Warren
street. North river with the government nails direct for
and Chagres New Orleans passengers transferred
Havana 70 the splendid double engine sesmshp Falcon
Freight taken 70 Cbagres at ~ cents foot Specie only
taken on freight Havana. No bills Of adnE will be
the hss sailed For freight
'f' NO. ROBERTS
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HoRN WHITES ETHIOPIAN OPERA HOUSE,
Grand street known As the Colseum.rhe company
siss Of twelve talented and experienced perforer
will nightly in their splendid
entertainment Doors open at quarter before to
xence at quarter before Admtnnce rs cents. After
noon performance every Wednesday aud Saturday
rpeaciDg at 3 o clock.
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NTATIoNAL THEATRE, CHATHAM srREEr.-poxEs

~ AIIONAL THEATRE, CHATHAM STREET.-BOXES,
1N cents Pit l2 cents. Prvat. oxes S5-Doors open
9o8rter betore u To commence at quarter past O'clock
hondsy evening April will be presented the celebrated
BuRSHAM-General Washington, Mr.. - W Taylor Harry
Hurnham, Mr. Watkins ki Lane. Mr Brandon; Captain
Arnell Mr. La Favor; Dan Morgan Mr e. Fox; Mary
nsrs Miss Z. Mestsyer Sally aarti" ar. Drew The
tertalnInents commencing with TRAVELLING BY TELE-
GkAPH-Oakes Mr. Brandon; Maybeii Edgarton. Miss Z.
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(,IRcUs-NEw YORK AMPHITnLArgE, 81 BowEaY

6NIRCUS-NEW YORK AMPHITnLATRE 81 BoWERY
~ Monday evening, April7 Mile. Louise Tourniare will
appear ia her terrific act without saddle bride titled
Ia GlTANA Innnmerable feats of Gymnastc and Aero
hattie skill BY the talented GJmnasts and Vaulers
ed to the establishment Miss Mary Wells will appear
in superb act OF horsemanshp Daring horsemanshp
tbe French and American eguestrins Mile. Tournaire
will introdnee her trained Dancing Horse, Brilliant
Doors at quarter before performance
at haifpast o'clock Private boxes 90 cents; boxes -
cents pi, l2l- cents
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MARE REDuCEp-OSLY THRouGH LINE FON SAN
prapciYco Via Charre direct and iy Uuited States
Nail steamers the rsehs On Ihursday April luh the
sYIen aid steamship CRESCENT cry lsD tons burten.
Jobn Tanner Commander Will leave per North River Tor
rhaeree direct Thursday. April l0t At o'clock fas
snuer Nv th vessel will eswuert with the United states
Maj stesmer TtNNESShE " leave panama on Or sbont
freight or rasesge apply sthe omce ~ south
street, or at No. III West street
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-04-07

EELLOWS MNSTRELS, AL FELLOWS MUSICAL
= Hall, 4A Broadway between toward and Grand
etreets Open night during ee Tho ceehrated
original and ell known Fellows Anstreis an
ecaent and versatile corps taentd and
1ofmer under the direction OF b Fellows
oerts IN this city for the last year received with
abe greatest favor by the elite Of this
Srso Their concerts consist of Buriesque italian
1cenes Witty Sayings, Solos Duet chorusses Dancing
ana instrumental Performances On Wednesday and
DAY aternoons grand Concert for the Of
Ladies and families. commencing att o'clock r. NJ Admis.
sion Is oents Doors open at T. tn commence at
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-04-07

DAcIFIC VAIL sTEAMsHiP CoMPANY-toNLY
through line Tor California and Oregon 1.-The public
informed that Under c cement Of this Com
Iany inspected sud approved nv ~. Navy De-
rartment ana ma the Tu.d states ais will
tnue TO leave Panama and Ssa Francisco the st 18th
days OF tsch month unless detained ~ Unavoidable aec
and wi touch al Acapulco, sar Diego aud Monterey
The follow Ing steam packets belonging 20 tie paoihc Nail
hir I'm In uf