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Foreign Ports.
Foreign Forts.
An at Montreal MAJ o. sch TUFTS Morton, Matan-

An at Montreal MAJ %, sch TUFTS Morton, Matan-
Ar at Quebec MAY &c. bark Annandae, Pearse. NYork
No Anne lcan vessel a; Cape Town, CGH, March T.
At RIO Grando ls ut. barks Delegate. Marshall, from
Salem (Jan 30 Mich u, chaIeTed for CoweS and
before Said abt McR 29h brig Draco P9r6cck salem.
Arr at Chagres fh INST sch Nara, Greenloaf n York,
land sid 10Th for San Juan. CA
Arat 81 Johns, PR 10Th ult, steamer Catano Symmos
Art Ponce, PR 18th INST barks John Colby Hatch, for
NYork soon Forbes FRANCIS for Now Haven lSth brgs
ArcuIus katen, from New-York, disg Harp krwin Tor
Al PoIt Prince s,h INST 9Iiss Msyd9wsr Or, Peter
for NSork Dis Milton Harper fm dc dss' Henry q
Lowell, Sherman from Frankfort, Ne, disg TO load for
NYork; Schs Johnson. Grozor for Now-York dag,
(has been reported for Boston Louisiana Green for Bos
ton 10 days Ebcn Atkins, Wheldcn, for do 2, Lewis I
Bach McFadden from and for do TO- and others as before
reported
Cienuegos OH INST bark ThoS Prince, Bradford for
NewYok ldg; brig Oliver Summer, for Philadelphia, do
and others Ieportpd later
Aldo lOthInst. barn Geo D Smouse, wnchenbach, unc
sch SALLY Ann. Clark. diSg.
At Trinidad 18th INST bries Tbos Knox Smith, of and
for Boston 18th: ChaS Heath Putnam from KINGSTON Ja
for Boston, arr It'll 10 sail lCt Osccola Waters i'm Navy
Bay for New-York days.
AT at CuAboc 92i INST sch b \ Tufts Norton, I'm Ma
anZas for Monrtal 10Th tarks AnnandAe PeaFse' New"
Ar al picou lem INST, schs Father Mathew, Boston,
2ls brir Albert Marmaud do Cleared 18TH schs Hero,
BOSTON, 10Th, Victoria and True Blue, do l7h, Felix y
Bedford 18TH hrgs Boins, Moore, WEYMOUTH Mary ti1-
abeth, Lenor Boston; 10Th, Fanny Maria Goruor, do
At do l4th INST rrgs Caroline Lenoir for Boston SOON
Sarah, Belionaine, for Salem do
All al ~ Join \ b INST, lg aidfN Ann. fhFl>'l
New York sch Industry, Mcclellan, Boston, 2jd. bari
Thomas (Nor) Portland brig sun. Gregory. Boston sch
Alabama WALL s. George, Me 18th ships Supe nor, Ma
son, Philadelphia Fdos. Borlaad, New York harss Ere
derrick, Smith, Norfolk Ross Brown, New York Bely
dere Robinson. and Doodata, Jordeusen do Tonsbory,
Nelson; brig ThoS Wood Nckerson, New Haven, Schs
Highlander, Sands, Fredericksburg Eliza Jane, Mclean.
Hailowel { Couucc, Glchust. Thumaston, Mouutal-
neer Ftzeerad, Portland 27th kedron Layton Freder-
cksbus 18th ship sunbeam, Wusor. Boston 20 load for
Coast of South America Cid Psi Iuis. Schr Franklin
MusSells Inn 23d bng Emily, Fritz. Alexandra, sens
Echo Holder New York 3oih. on, licMuien Bath Ne
Advertised al So 10Th inst ships Mississippi, Bryan for
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Cutler Pean r rtla1l Jsn,s. iIe.ncS Boston Two
Rro.he5s Church Boston: Isrene ilnps ~ NeF oFH'
He--ho Van -- Wadlb4ra. seis Edwin. Bras. Pow
5ercc. tr-ras Freeman. II, Desert, Wa.e, ORA. r-cr,
T-u - ga chs Caroline. kC.--a lad Aia,aa HOLM q,
Boston Wig wind, sc-s Jones' O--lAe' All rance i'
Allen. Ncw-Y0rt .,-. ,
NEWPORT, May 2q-ArrLree-Schs Mon'o-, Nniari'
e., prer fr charleston: Florence, Dnnawater. Pr1ri-
800 fr Raneor Aioarado Tinker cn FOR Ctais. Tene-
r Poland Jacksonville lor Portland 8 y Btl~fsse. o
C,,nrinlham Providence for Bath Safai'-a. Iolps,a.
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MARRIED.

ON "Wednesday May 2s NV Rev Henry Chase, Mr.
ELISHA SHERWOOD. of Harrison. MeStchcstcr county,
o. MISS HARRlETTE AMANDA, yomgcS, daughter of
M ID HIGGINS, ct New-Nufk city
MAY ~. hv Rev. Homer Wheaton ARCHIBALD
WILSON. 81 the firm OF Arnold Wilson, Milwaukee,,
Wis, to VEIlNA. youngest daughter of Hon. Adm
IocAoc. Il Duchess COUNTY, New-Nork
At jersey City, on Thursday, Ma, ~ hy Rev Nj SHEER
wood. Of llyde Park. EDMUND T. ROGERS 20 NIR-
CHINA. daughter OF 4 T. drummer. Esq
Aiu %, ~ Rev. J : BocNus. Nj STEPHEN SiiER-
WOOD 10 Miss AMELIA h DUNlIAM. all Of this city.
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Rutherford. nycrs. Dennis, r S;-i!as, WEI, +
F1rsris and two Children W Clsey, S'I.lvr y, \
stewart. Turner. W 81 Turner, Balton w Tfay-, O
RYAN Up Adams W Burns, = Cay Atrata,s Il i.,-
pSrevs { Reckham. K Proatwel, v Melmn, ~ Weis' "
Toafis & Noran y W Fuzc, " : Puneri " tnc,o
Wet Z placx " I.aion D NcCray, stewart, y sew
AZ Payop 7 Rnil ! MONT Dillon, II irving II " -
hanson 7 Hunter II Palmer. williamson us, Aill +"
Z, Mathews n Deliug T H0bSon, " IfemgI, - rad
ford Frencf.r HUGHES. VI fI-chel.P Ailen = ali4-'
p Anderson l. Dnemad. Nrs Col1at and cnd ! Nar ~,
d Clark 7 smith J VS.. ? PieTc, and ouy "sAt'J Il
Green --.t -, H.
C,n london: Wm Blackstone, do. Wn HT Hun, Ireland
Mrs Mar Sml'h and child y YORK y,.s 8,-,-
IN Pacsefstly Corus.us GTln1eH from L47gol 'I Iy.
no,,fa = ouls sophia. jules, Fanny anl Jean Ja iIl
Billiard Of Switzerland; Henry I9tmli; Of Dinil I'm
Wsller Fmfna and Henry Waller, Of London iaehi'
simon Misses and knight. 0f do Rev John VI IT,, in
lad II ALBANY. Curtis Human. Of BrOgk - SAM 80
,f lflop. John Robinson. OF DO. sarah. '5Aia Den a.
MN ana Anna Veunder. II Jerseg C,y, Madeline r.
Charlotte Hams, Charlotte Elizabeth. JOS ~ ald hs4
Harms Of London. France, Fortune Mara ~ .''tA ~
crt Milton joel Saguras, Mara and Edmond S-5u U.s. --
Of London. -, ,-.oo1o- and
lady George Wilson and LADY, LYDIA Swaes' n 81
Tiefrr Charles and Alfred Swaesi Mr. " rislt lu 49,
Miss Wright Wright, IT. Mrs Maitland Master Sii''ii'i
Vim Maitland o. r-....o r,l;as IT Hal.
iday. Ben Allison.
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T1s T-at ~ sal # which notice was iseu some n1nils
enc rs leen DISC ut.nued l. not established By the
,,'-l-t ~ tbe country but b. private ludIvdl lls
e-crs HAVING refused 20 Fay thc LsA; dues denlni-
81 led - rs dlsc0ut.nualce
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RANK SAVANNAH report OF the loss = the iar Sa
,-ran ri fhie r. hy ire account Of which we puh-
shed YESTERDAY vii prove true she was burnt on Iyne
with tie cargo of cotton, and IS total loss; The
S,.rnab WIS val ed az S30Oo0 and hcr cargo frm SD
fta TO 30 CO., which are largely insured III Wa-st No
lives lost rt 10
An American fishing schr AZ Liscomh Hafbpr, Ms, re-
ports "a large ship ashore Sable Island
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California Vessels spoken. sc.

March l. lat 81 IS s. Ion 20 50 ". ship Eclipse Hamilton
I'M Ny Irk Jan iGl Tor san Francisco.
March p lat % IS s, ion Il Il W bark Anu Hood Way
I'm NYork Jan 2l) for SaA Francisco.
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DROFFNSNR NILLEPLAIr hns the

n honor @ announce - the ladies and gentlemen u
New ok. that hc wl form two classes for ladies
end for gentlcmCrl tr the purpose impar,ng
S'rucucn IN the frcnch Language Ills elegant sut Ut
Rooms are M 81 SIKH avenue. Washington square
and accessible h three Ines stages tine Houston Am
ty and Fshih-st lines Applications NAV b. made at the
above mentioned place from NJ Co 2 VI
my lfIlNSt
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DARNUM'S AMERICAN MUSEUM.
EB-P r BARNUM, Manager and Proprietor. SATUR-
DAY. May g. 1851. Two Splendid Performances AT
O'Clock IN the afternoon uthe evening N 8OclOck. Ben
eft and positively last appearance OF Kate and Ellen Bate
man. In the AFTERNOON VIII be performed the OLD
COON In the EVENING MACBETH PAUL PRf
Admission 10 the Museum and Saloon performance 25cs
clden under 10 years 2l cts Parquet and Dress Circle
~ cents extra. niyD
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Mule. JENNY LIND.


Posthumous symphony, Op9o First Allegro Mendelssohn
To. Fatal Momenio, Roberto Il Davoo)- -Meyerbeer
Mile. JENNY LIND
Signou SaiyI and Beetti.
Study \ Minor the piano-foit. -Thaherg
Mr.. Otto GOdschmdt
Tie Gpsys Song-(The Camp Of SleSIa) -Meyefbcer
NJ die. JENNY LIND
Cayutna, Largo al acOtlm ll BaIhcrC). ROssni
Slguor BellettI.
Comm through the Rye Scotch Soug
Mdllo JENNY LIND
CONDI-f,ToR NJ EpNEDTCr
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PURTON'S THEATER, Chambers-st.
EBREAR OF CITY HALL.-The nearest Ihcator %
the Large Hotels Prices 0s Admss.on-Boxes Dress CIR
Gle and Palquct 81 cents Fanny Circle or Second Il.r
IS cts Private Boxes s. and s. Orcag sra SctS ID CS
Doors open AZ u. % begin All O'Clock THIS Nv hNlNG'
NAV 81. the Drama OF
TIE LAST MAN, Or. the Mlsef OF hhh'm "i''u
To conclude with the Farce ~ ,.
TIN WANDEkINli MINSTREL.
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A,ARRYTOWN TNSTITUTE.-A Sc.

Il lcct BOARDING SCHOOL Tor BOYS al Arrytown
New York A NEW MAN. Principal In tins Institution
Young Gentlemen thoroughly instructed m all the
branches OF m English and Classical education The srcr
Of BOARD and Tuition including bed. bedding, washing and
meudng y from to 100 per annuu according "a the
branches pursued Ctculars containing particulars refer
encrs ~ can be- obtained at Sheranls Book Store l3l
Fulton-st and at T. N WllcoNs United states School
Agency 293 Broadway, Or by addressing nos % tbt
prucnal u3 MW&Su
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LNELLOWS' MINSTRELS. at FELL
LONDON ADVERTISEMENTS.

DOYAL PAPER MACHE and ia
Il PAN WORKS. Halkm-st. West. Bei-raye-sf mare.
London and % Constitution HI, Blm.ngAam The sub
scrter having heon appointed AGENT ths City for Mosrs
JENNENS y BETTRlDGE, one Of the largest manuiic-
houses Europe, prepared 30 taAe orders r
all descriptions PAPER Machc Goods and rcspcctt
vfcs the Merchants aud the pubic 20 call aud see hs sam
pies of Tables Chairs Writing Desks Ink stands Porto
hes Fancy Boxes Card Cases. Glove Boxes Chess Boards
Vine Trays, Enyeop Boxes, Tea Caddies, sc
HENRY / IBbOTSON
2l3 Pear-st up stars bet Maden-iane aud ionn-st.
The Works and Show Rooms Oi Jennens Bettndge Pc
ENGLAND Will be- open the inspection OF hJse visiting the
Worlds Far by cards Of introduction gwen hy their Agent,
zI8 Pearl-st New York N.Y. 4wruThMS'
VISITORS to ENGLAND.-H Els
SCOTT 2 New. Bond St. London shirt makers %
the Royal Family, beg % call the attention Of gentlemen %
their superior make Il Shirts which for chelP ness lpc
outy Of cut and material, stand unryaed Chargo for
Shirts only SO. al9cwTulANS'
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DROFESSOR SANDERSON .

y inform the public ~ New-York and vcin,y. tina, he
gives LESSONS M the ENGLISH FRENCH. GERMAN
and Ut ICH Languages Terms moderate MI he IN a.
tendance at ms residence 2Sl CunaiSt frum 4 VI 20
NJ Letters written and translated m the above Ian
guages nNl9 Nfufh&Ss
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FHE IRVING INSTITUTE--LY-

n ON'S CLASSICAL and COMMERCIAL BOARD
ING SCHOOL. for Young Gentlemen. a ranyown, y
The Principal Is aSsduOus his regard for the moral uel
fare the phvscai comfort the intellectual improvement the
manners and personal h0hifs of hrs pupils
The Course of Education comprises all the branches pre-
paraory for College business for prof ssont prac-
ica he including Surveying OF Civil Engineering Draw
lug mad ir'u b, iy
trrs German and Spanish taught If required
Tho summer on the Isl Oi Hay, ana con-
nues five months charges for the term, 500, this IN
cludcs an expenses for Board Tuition tcNccpt IN Modern
Languages and Music and the Of necessary books
Fnglish branches deduction will be made when two
come from the same family
further particulars references &c seq circulars at
NV brothers. 80 Nassau so Broadway aud at 70 Bow
cry VIM y LYON, A NJ PRINCIPAL and Proprietor.
Letters should he addressed North Tarytown."
nv Sfhep1autfMS
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: SCHOOL AGENCY. a93 Broad

away Capital furnished by the Patrons The Fourth
Annual Circular OF tins Institution out showing the en,e
Feasibility Of the plan of building up Great Educational
Fntrr>e that shall universal PATRONAGE for Teach
ems Pupils Merchandise and all educational onlers lts
SIMPLE proposition all of its patrons aud friends u
work giving them such an interest IA the establishment
10 yet their money back with large interest This Is done
by granting agencies selling checks and by sharing the pro-
ffsr0uay with the Patrons and the cause Education all
moneys collected or lnyestcdthu aOring them hand
some dividend. besides procuring permanent income 10
tho cause Of Education Terms VI Deposit percent each
on one years compensation (mcludng Board The checks
are transferable and procure negotiations Win the best IN
sututons Families ard Teachers throughout the Unlon,
until the full received whether m one or more
engagements Apply early postpaid, personally possible
References exchanged - April 2, 1891
ny2o etTuThNS. T. II WILCOX Proprietor
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PROGRAAINIE-PARrI

PROGRAMME-PARr l.
Overture. (Mautaua) Wallace
Duet. Noso dire a. Ellsi 81 Amore) ..--- .Donzett
Sienou SAW and Sguor Beletu.
Rectatlve Care Compague ".----.
Ana. Come per serene" G.t Sonnambua). Bellm
Mdue JENNY LIND
Concerto IN Minor the PianO-fote -Belln
Nh. Otto GOldschmidt Pupil Of McndolsSOhn)
His first appearance IN America
Romanza Cel che feclr tUbcro) Verdi
SguUr Saly
Sccua and Ara Casta Diva" NORMAL -..-...--.- Boi
Mule JENNY LIND
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AMTSEMENTS.

M LIE Emmy Ii ID =
I'VE GRAND FAREWELL CONCERTS
IN NETWORK
The public respectfully informed that most positively
her LAST THREE CONCERTS
will De given IA New-York MONDAY, WEDNES-
DAY and FRIDAY NIGHTS, June 3D. 4th aud 9th,
MDLLE. JENNY LIND commences her FAREW ELL
CONCERTS Ia PHILADELPHIA ON MONDAY June
OH.
The THIRTEENTH and last GRAND CONCERT but
two Will bee gwen NJ TRlPLER HALL on MONDAY
EVENING June "a, for the
BENEFIT or MR. LIE GRAND SMITH
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CONDUCTOR
NJ BENEDICT
A GRAND ORCHESTRA.

comprising the fst musical talent America numbering
nearly ONE HUNDRED
performers. las been fugased for these concerts.
The price Of Tickets mas been fixed at 50 = and each
according 20 location. and all Of these tickets oute the
holders 81 NUMBERS securing their seats
specific number 81 Tickets Vii De allotted % the Pub
TIC Press. beyond which thCrC VII Do NO FREE TICK
lis for any person under lrotense whatever The
low pce ar winch tickets have been fixed must render this
Tule absolutely pcremptory.
office Tor the sale OF ncsets will be opened n Joes
Muse Store $40 Broadway every day except the sabbath
nom A NJ to8 NJ where diagrams may be seen and
seats secured
An office or the sale ~ Trses Will also he opened on
Saturday and Monday. al Tupler Hail. from O'Clock
Doors open Al q. 0cocs. The Concert commences AZ
O'Clock
BOOKS contanme thc words VI the may be obtained
az the toOT-Dloc - cents each
The FOURTEENTH GRAND CONCERT, and last but
one. VII be- Castle Garden edue,lay June
II The magnltcCl' Grand Piano sed these Concerts
winch was made ty Erlrd II London, expressly tor VI
beredcts during Mile Jenny Llnts present tour la
America, Is Icr sale Pnce 200 Apply 20 VI Henedlc.
my5l z. T BARNUM
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THE THIRD SERIES ofSATTLER's

u COSMORAMAS, corner of Thirtecnth-st and Broad
way, vail close the nh of June Open EVERY DAY
from O'Clock the all 10 la 'he Admis
SION IS cents ny2G lw"
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.SSEX FEMALE SEMINARY--Re,

~, SOFIA bMA bF SEMiN hhf--he-
ceiyes pupils Of any age and At any time, and avors
them with every desirable facility for obtaining Thorough
and accomplished education Terms reasonable. Fox
heathfuness Of location mi completeness OF
this institution probably unsurpassed and being on the
beautiful margin OF the Connecticut River the sea
board easy Of access b., Ncw-YOrk and HadfOm daily
STEAMBOATS, As miner consideration, would add that
the teachers and pgps furnished at moderate charge.
by the stable Of the seminary, with well trained saddle
horses for yOng ladies Circulars containing view
OF the Seminary Buildings, references sc can be had Of
LUClUS LYON, A NJ, PdncIpai.
EsseR, MAY IS, 1851 myig lmMWeF
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IFrom our C1T75sponloo,sl

PHILADELPHIA. May Sst~~rrec-hlrk ~. n
dr-v Boston. urt-> Ere, Ryder d luiia fay.on Pr,-
SAITH. samuel snail. Sprasuc MISE, SONS Hoiiu-~
G,trty. hNnTk, James baytri. lnUiul>,n R~'ol. p
Au,,an, Tbol>,u Fail kfyvr. jerome. v lizard, Port
land steamers irsa Teal. Richmond Anthracite. Nor
leg. NNork, large pailsiel phra. NtVcS, do
ttrFea->bip Man Checker. CrcNoI. Havana, bars y
Chase, CuTdy. Essiuu. hIigS lolchar Seuacs Bs>..
Stl@ ii~SSi I'd. 90. Saln Small Spg- e. DO. Salfu4c-
tbil swan Mrst ladies, Sch> Jacob avn il. B3ls4c-
NA'ueAs', Holmes GtGiIef, ioy ~ uce, l. L deuI.d
No,S's. O', L" DAVIS. JuiLsla B.Stoa. jas \ Bay
.d Thompson" Fall RIVER barge Ceuo Gonla, Long,
MACHlASPoRr, Me. Nav "a Az brig { Kelvin. VI iat-
syutrs fooihtay, t2d, ChS Msnteumerg Wiley, Bristol,
kuenus. stuart, New lurS 20 hu-s Carsco Mrfre Sag
"a Gaude, va Boston, Jacob Lous lew Cgs Bluu1-C.
Wa Nareham; 81 Hannah. Bate4tn. Boston, -. bu-
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4 FIACE-MAX MARETZEN has tie honor - e..
uouace o. Tie fGtAc of NcwNask t-t tie rs 49,
Orera House VII "a CpeEcd iaI sllIt slis a. ~ tls j,
rose q 1rat eng fkc iuvu-tr crls, n,i tr III
RINED TALENT - ttc ht. HAEAN ana A>i'"
PLACE OPERA HOI - COMPANIES. 81
TUESDAY EVENING. june 3. VIII Dr. hef'rn" tl.
popular Ogs,ra of LUCIA Di iANidkRNODR- in whi'l
SIGNORA RO>iO and >iGNoh BkFitNt Viii make
their ir,t appearance a
me RlS Or.r VII &C. Open un >..lnlat. Ma d. -
.hch tuc .'s ui.. DC sgcarrj
PRICES-Suls. Partlst. lst aal "a Scr FOL. btNtS 3D.
Amuhth..trc 30 cents. So lscl :, rs 81 u.
pors ,lca ~ 7o'rll.1 Performance g. commence ~
o.. ..fh.
~. so 3
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NENIOhl III, MAY - Al tilt NtNHNlo PtAfAiANit iN
Fame. ,,,
Ar. schs Saratoga Thompson phla. Mediator Mllard
Fall River for Charleston; Florence Dunkwater Pr1vi-
dcucc BANGOR; Avaradc Turker do for Calas boston
jenkins, Haohngc, jacksonville for Portland Leopard,
Sullivan, Newhurgh sloop Vim Penn, NBcdlord
A schr - coming in with l0ss Of head of tpremast
RetumngThc lect Of fishing vessels that sailed thus
PROVIDENCE. Ma, 30 -Sldbng New ENGLAND, Baker
Turks Island scs United, Iiaoek. ALBANY; Anna Somers
SumeIs, PHILADELPHIA, William lio4,; WhSmuTe do, VI
MaTcy MnletS d., soopS fledcuck Brown, Miller, ana
Willard, Dayton. Now-York
PROVIDENCE NAV so~-Sld brig New England Baker
Turks island schs United Hallocs. Albany; Anna som
crs Soirers Pha; Nm lienry, Win>morc, do; Marcy,
Wicis. DO, Sips Frcdk Brown, Miller, NNork; Willard
stti~Arr sch star. Bond Washington. NC-was ashore
at Bulocks Pont but got oft without any assistance after
Sch Henry Crosby. Nye. B,nsor
BELOW sch Margaret I'm Baa.o!
sid sch Monte yuma, Smith, Phila
STONINGTON Ma, s9--Arr, s,As President. Brand
Two Brt,r> Allen, 30. for HsAam Franklin, Bureos.
do for Boston, Euulous. DO. llr PIogncctawn SlS "
TioInc, Dur,,e Albany for Fan River, Eleanor Bessc,
MareAam Wa Prov tenCe, To- Ny OH
PORTLAND. NAV 3o-Arg bark Richard Young. NAV,
Newport, ing, IS days; bnss keuna>uA Adams. MANN
merd. P'rce; Nlofk Waterman Wallace RocSiand for
cleared, brg sarah Ellen Tha,er Cuba
The Richard Young passed On the 2sh large steamer
wuSiIYGToN, Ms, q 1irrhGs Aoiiss NYors, s7tG.
ART hrigs pLsIm. and Nile. New lolS
Sale5M aTo P ; D s'.r k .
SAVANNAH. May 27.--lrl \. Mostand. NcN-Yoyk,
Mary Jane. Bath. Me
2Cth-Arr NcuricIta. NorS, Delaware Ccur-c Sc.
BALTIMORE, Mn 81 Sailed ba-1 JcrIin. for Boston
NEWPORT. MAY 81 the vessels previously ported
went cut ths morning, except the ting Cary and Sctr
PANE
Al sch Saratoga, Thompson. Philaiepha Mediator.
Willard ran River fcr Charleston Florence O1ukVufcr,
Providence 10Y Rausor, ANaudU rt>Acr do for Calais
Boston Cuumnghafn. do f.f Clnin,r rtucu1r Poland.
and II Vi JcuNss. Rlhidle. Jacksonville for Portland
Leopard SuiN lor NtWhur-h >ioop William Pcuu. y
Bedford
schooner commas "a. with loss Of head % Foremost
Ro.uguiu--Ikc fec; oi h>hlns vessels THAI >lci THIS
ul.Iulu-.
APPONAUG. Cwary,icAl Man eo-Arr sch Warren. Mel
S0u. Phi.atel liza.
Aprl -.
t.t Sandman bars Nova Stusc. Gibraltar, hlrs R'taS
ctlC, A'srt'c, whans, Dutch sch >Nus me Dep Rottcr
cam, SCI Gazette phuucepha
hht> tNl.. MAY a Art sch Montana HaIcfi. Boston,
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.NRENCH LANGUAGE.-MANES-
4 LGER INSTITU T E.-Boardng
7I0RTLANDT INSTITUTE.-A Sc
yyyUE MAGNETIC TELFGRAPH be-

Il tween NEW YORK. PHILADELPHIA, BALTl-
MORE and WASHINGTON New York Once corner ~
HANoyER md BEAVER SITS. rear u the Esqhangs
The PIONEER LINE. with four wires from Washington
New Yofk, having Offices IT New York, Jersey Guy
Newark. Now Brunswick. Princeton, Trcn'on Phladel-
rina. Wilmington. HayIe De Craze, Baltimore aud Wash
u-ton City, aAt connecting With all the Great More
Lines, East. West North and South This Coup any has-
Mg lately made extensive repairs u the line, greatly M
creased ts facics and thor0us - cmatIzed -
bins Dub The TRANSMISSION and mode II delivery Of mes
sagrs prepared 90 receive transmit and deliver
the public, with Hn ncclmcy pr0mptne,s and hdeliy
hitherto unequaliei The teegraphng business " the
public therefore Ifcflly solicited at the Office cor
N lyMWs wM NJ SWAIN President
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NELECT BOARDING SCHOOL for

- ELEt1 BcAKDlNG SCnOOb lOI
RBOYS, IN JAMAICA, T. The subscriber who has
had the charge Of important educational interests 10 New
York and Philadelphia Will he prepared to receive into lbs
family and after the 2d # JU NE next number oi boys
exceeding r. Every attention VIII be- PAID fO the moral
intellectual and physical development II hs pupils lt@
farm and residence lut five minutes from TIC Jamaica
Depot and Viii Afford pupils every opportunity Tor heat
Price for Board and Tuition $50 per session OF
five months payable half IN advance For further phncu-
lars, refcrence &c inquire Of SMITH tsq ~ Beck
naI-st or Of tho Principal, Rev HI }. DAVID, Jamaica.
l.. l. nyD Wv
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EENNN LIND'S & O y & +, r Tie
a. GRAND SMITHS BENEFIT On MONDAY EVEN
ING ~ Iuler Han Choice seats o. al parts OF the house
the above Concert may be lad "a - tho Bookstore
of ADkIANtL. SHERMAN / CO.. Aston House OPP
po>te The Muse m m53lZ'
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DROADWAY THEATER. - Doors
eopen at ~ curtain rises at :; O'Clock Prices Of Adj
I-o-Dress circle and Pagqlot. 50 cents Family aad
Tri CrceS Is cents Gallery. l2 cents Private Boxes,
S. aud So THIS EVENING, MAY 81. wall be performed
Eulwcr's play u . -, vow,
claude Mr. CONWAY Pauline -. Miss Bennett
To conclude with
I'll RI YOUR SECOND.
Mr. plarlde Nir Davdge Emma -------- Miss pu't'