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Sudden Death,

Aunusr, April I, 1851
About nine o'clock last evening Mr. Lynch, an old
inhabitant Of this place while going home fell down
the walk and expired instantly. He had been in his
usual health aud excellent spirits during the day but
has been troubled with disease q the heart for
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L tty Inte uxgenee,

Tnr CsroxEp CoN,nsros-Tnr PassAes OF rHs BA~u
PRoJrcT .sSD PoLrcr GAMBLING RrroRr-ADJovRrns'~uv
sie dielast evening the eslored convention nst -
Shiloh Presbyterian church, Mr Wilson in the chnir
Resolutions adopted against thc Fugitive Slave Law
and expressive If determination to resist it much
posi- ibit; ana also resolution That committee be np
pointed - the city wa view Of completing the
organization among its 1890 caDred voters that their
influence may be felt at the approaching and all future
elections The discussion the bank and grocery project
occupied She greater part Of thayening IL finally
adopted The report on policy gambling was also adopted
tract ordered to be written and published AGAIN.
it. and petition Ia be sent to te Legislature, to
mediatcly the bill against gam sing lying the Abls
Of the senate A vote of thanks having been passad
to the Hspcrtor Of the FTo}s, FIR the fairness and
accura, II hsr, port the Convention then adjourned
de at ftw minutes botlre IL O'Clock Full report
to-moErow
NV NoRx HnronrcAl Socisry.-A regular meeting a
the New York Historical Sooicy held last evening in
their rooms. IN the Iniyarsty. One OF the principal
fiatuses II the evening was discourse by Major kich-
ardsoa respecting Tccumsla the celebrated Indian WAL
Fior Major r. detailed inc cdenta the .uf
that remarkable chief to show that he was a humane
man. and also argued to- who killed him. The credit
of the act he gave 10 col johnson Major r. aso It
length argued TO sok that the British government
in the Of 1872 did not the atrocities
pctratsd IN the Americans By the Indians in the cnPsy
cf Great Britain.
GRAsp TrNrrnAScs AND RrcHABrrr JrnuEH.-Lsst
evening. There was grand temperance aud Rcchaksts
jubilee at the Iabcrnaef. The memscrs Of the ordsr
panied by band. brother James White prceidrA
There wcr prayers. hymns and temperance songs with
Br. DOWN. <. Thg tabernacle was crswded.
MisrRS EMtsRANIs NFw YosK.-On Monday, -
cmgrants that lad arrived that ty in the ship EpsnA
nondas. from liverpool. uni wandering in tAe
streets wthou. Eod or the mea- a getting II. fhey
wire taken TO the Fourth ward s.ston house and trss
Lodge Tor the night. and food sapped to thrm. Tbs
children sc the offered brca3 in the widest nsnnss.
and deyouIsd il like hu2gry wolves than human
beings There upwards oi eighty, in all rrinpvca
into the foarth ward station house. The Commission
Il I'm xaaton have undertaken 70 protect se poor
people. receiving the comnLataton money thfy Do,
ard bonds that the cngrants shall not bc barlhen
aff. Sk~
ing condition. 1Lis H. toe. lad.
EsiorATIcN Pour OF Nrw Yorx voR MARsa--
GErAr HcrrssE APpNus.--The following l.
count a the passengers arriving in tss port fur ths
,f,.xl, - Ma inf "A
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Yew Bank In PennsyIvnnia.

UARRisHt HgH, Aprn H. lSol.
The bill TO charter the bank ~ Eason, called the
Farmers and Mechanics Bank, has passed the senate
finally, by yeas 1N to nayaa
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Municipal Election mt whitehall.


Our election passed OF quietly to-day The democrats
have elected Oliver Dsscom for Supervisor, and DR. A.
Hall for Justice Of the Peace Bascoms majority 9l
and Halls IT.
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A Nm DAVIES, aaS BROADWAY, WOULD IN
IN ve the attention ~ the trade and the puhie N
rs a. their rhnce asorment of French paperhaa Of
the istest and fashions shie designs; also thrir ort
~ windov shades and Corpces lace snd Muslin Cur
tains &C. wish they err ess hsn hosse s the cy
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TINTED STATES MAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANY

TINTED STATES MAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANY
~ For Chagres direct, via iavana-Throush Tickets =
San Francisco at reduced rntesFare TO New Orleans
dueed-On Friday, April H. at three. r. A-Tns sp@adid
douLle-engine steamship GEORGIA, 3Oo tons bartaea
ID. ID. Porter u =. ", commander, will sail precisely
three o'clock r. NJ from her pier at the foot Of wirsu
street North river with the government mails direct fgf
Havana and Chaeres New Orleans passengers Aaerrec
At Havana TO the splendid steamship faican
Freight taken TO Chsgrcs at 70 per foot Specie ouy
taken freight 10 Havana No bills of ladng sill ~
signed after the steamer has sailed For r.Snt
apply 10 NJ q ROBERrS
liz West street, corner Warren street
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ADJUSTMENTS IN BROOKLYN.

DRooKLYN MUSEUM-PRoPRIEToR AND MANA.
- ger Mr.. 7: NJ Kent.-Prices educed-Parquette. .
cents gallery, l2 cents. Wednesday evening" pr 2
performance will commence with GLANCE Ar NEW
fORk-Mose. T. s. Chanrau; Iixc Miss Albcrtine. After
which, HARRY BUKSHAM--Harry Burnhsm Mr. John
ston; Hi Lane Mr.. n. b. Clarke. To conclude with
drama Of the VETERAN AND HIS PRUGENY-Pnillip
Gabois, Mr.. X. Johnston.
THE NEW ORLEANS OPERA TROUPE PERFORM
This Evening, and to-morrow also. at the BrooNyn In
sttute On Thursday and Friday Evenings frpls
Hall being positively their last appearance they
the Musical Fund Hall, Phadelphis, Monday next.
DROOKLYN INSTITUTE-POSITIvELY THE LAST
ID night Of the New Orleans Buresque Opera Troupe.
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INDEPENDENT LrNF.-TffE NEW AND SpLE~u'U
I steamship NORTH AMERICA. will leave Pier l. Norts
River, Friday, lth April, and will land her
tbarrs IN time 70 take othe steamers Of tae nl
pendent Line nj Panama 1th Of April aud
francisco before the l2t May being t1ry days
New York 70 San Franeisco STATE after h,
state rooms. fore cabin $50 second cabin S
Cheaper sna quicker than other line for irsht
passage, apply 20 BERfOKD A. co.
Nesey street, Astor House, ". v.
Freight to san Francisco a5 cents psr Ib,
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Marietta

SAVANNAH, March o. lS5S
The Esxs by the Canada has had effect mar-
ket. w sales COO bales. at from to lie.
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GRAND G, NcERT or VOCAL AND ISsTRUMES-
n tai Music, will be given at knickerbocker Hall
Wednesday Evening April 3D. Mt hafpast seven o'clock,
under the direction Of Mr. j. Rows assisted by several
amin Artists
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VALUABLE OIL PAIYTISGs-y MARrmER WOULD

VALUABLE OIL PAINTINGS. MARrHER WOULD
most respectfully inform his friends aud the admrrr Of
Gallery % s sass nearly lT ppSe TTS se Ss o. 4 aa n.
SsnSsa s fs
e sampri.ss many soees .ghjee,s selected BY
thronsh Europe ali of which are framed 10 rich
s s s1s q 1i:s tie s r
s:s ss,s:asy .s:si.s: sE, eslsss
eupricr order that they will meet the wishes Of those
ofh patrons ana Tie public ~ general WI. IA wsat o
tps rooms Y.hisi,on open from 4 " III ioP N Ps-
packed on With rrsss and On sas"sss
ERAsKLIN MUSEUM. Es CHATHAM sQUARE.-GEo.
lie. Sole Proprie.or Aimission seats . 10 Prssts
qvet i2 s.u,.Elsgan saloon perOrmanees every Afsr
and N the evening" IT Ss sh s.
varied and select and snch
Lea. Female Ethiopisn opsrs Troupe numbering fifteen
s G ns.S sss a a. s s% ~ ssss sss ms
lists .se are selected for their beauty and azure and Who
picture. sssisnt aud modern tines company 81 Arab
SIs ss9 5.qs Rs..n yaT K. 4 feat, s r s
an sss .Ssn r. srs. 81 s s,s,s, ard fs% A. s u. %
tesethsr With avsrety q interesting persrmsness
hss,.n rfGGkksssi s ss " ,..s sooS &C. CLOSE AT
q Bupysas Pilgrim. rsg,s.rss pubic are rsspsst.
sssA n.; ;s rsssivss s u1y,rr MIXERS snsG@sm q the public
Open every evening at II commence AZ quarter before
o'clock Admission, y cents Descriptive catalogues ia,
cents Exhibition Wednesday and Saturday
at o'clock when children win he admitted haf price
EOQ QBRoADwAy.-rANoRAMA or BUNYAS's PrI.
OOC grm's Progress-The public respectfully in.
formed that the exhibition Of this novel and beautiful
painting vii close saturday 9th inst until which tine
may 6e every evening during the week commess NJ
st o'clock, and Wednesday and Saturday afternoons
Socock. Admission ~ cents To the afternoon exhibition
children will be admitted half price so broadway.
THINEsE ROOMS. $50 sBRoADwAY.-REAL pARKrEs
from tns sonth-sy particular rsaus.s %. sable
nent which received with shoute u applause last
.nr 70 acrowied audience which will be their last
6rc before Their departure for the Worlds Fair Doors
open oe0ck; performance TO at quarter 70
o f particulars, see Hills Of the day. Admson, cents
DosITiyELY THE LAST WEEK, AT THE MINERVA
~ kcons, ~ Brvadway.-NAGLEs gsand Panorama
OF Iresnd painted BY the st Irish artist sketches
ssssn withn .he last three yearsin sdeity, inte-
eic, snd sn lrshfnans illustrations Every svenns a. ~
o'clock. wednesday and Saturday aernoons at 'ooeE
See hsndA AdmitssneeD cents; children nader n half
price.
CATTLLR's COsM0RANAs, CORNER OF aRospwAy
" and Thirteenth strset.The frst section oonta,nnx
eocction of twenty x views Of Europe Miner Syr
the Holy Land xgyp Nubsa add Arabia sshiktsI
unt the eighth 81 harch after that date th.ss viii be
seplseed ~ new views unusually nterestins
rI'Ror MUTUM-APPIicATfoNs FOR ENGAGE.
- rents for the spring to Aprl av
bs made ~ the manager w. H. Mceker the once of q n
rproe d-s atic scent Burtons Theatre New YORK and
hbT letter, prepaid,
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LNAEE REDTCED-OSLY THROUGH LINE FOR san
Francisco via Chagres direct aud by the United states
Mail Steamers On the aeihc Tn Thsrsday Apri ct ae
splendid steamship CRESCENT CITY, l,1 toas burt
John Tanner Commander viii leave pier North River
ChaFros direct Thursday. April ldth At oeloas Pl
by this vessel will connect with the unted state
Mail steamer TENNESSEE, 70 leave Panama about
May st For freight or passage apply at the ohce % south
street, or Mt No. III Nest street.
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most sautarily in relieving the embaasments Of unfor
Mr.. MAooMBrR wished to withdraw his opposition TO
the b after hearing tho explanation Of his colleague
nnu ne ucsHed 70 say 10 any gentleman with whom he
bill :
Mr.. WOOSTER advocated a motion to reconsider and
discussed the merits Of the bill length IIe deem
ed IT very necessary enactment in protecting the in
tertess Of unfortunate debtors lie hoped the bin might
receive the unanimous support Of the House
The motion to reconsider carried 10y ayes So
The bill then passed by ayes S. nays l.
Mr. o. ALLEN moved to take from the table the bill for
the appointment Of agent represent the State Of
New York at the Worlds Fair, in 1851 Carried.
The question being concurrng with tho Senate
amendments made TO the bi it decided in the ar-
mstyc--ayes 76, nays i.
MIR. vsnsrM moved to take from the table motion to
reconsider the the bill in relation mortgages
taken by the Commissioners for oanng certain moneys
Of the United States. Carried-ayes 73, nays6
MIR. VARNrM by unanimous consent, movedto recon-
nit the bill to a select committee to report complete
Carried.
act the relief Of the Association for the Benefit of
Colorsd Children in the city OF New York. Ayes 74
Mr. A. A. THosrYsos moved to reconsider the vote and
lay the motion ON the table Lost. The motion was
then withdrawn
An act 10 incorporate The Franklin Mining Company
An act tn enable John Phillips to keep and maintana
hry to cross the uson river opposite biz lands In Put
nam county.
Mr. HARRrs called for the question Of coneurring with
t amendments Of She senste TO the bill h1'ng the sala
ry Of Canal Appraisers
An act amending the act Incorporating the New York
Gallery OF Fine Arts
An act amending the act relating to the assessment aud
collection of taxes in the city Of New York.
An et deelaraery Of the application OF csvtain parts
Of the revised stat in relation to the false tokens
An act to amend She charter Of the village OF Saratoga
Springs.
An act to alter the map plan of the city Of New
York, by extending Washington street, in said city from
its termination at Gansevoort street to Twelfth
street.
An act amending the act Incorporating the village of
O~wego.
An act incorporating the Willamsburgh SAVINGS Bank.
An act incorporating the Ulster and Tvo Ferry Com
paDy.
A recess then taken.
AFTERNOON SESSION.
THr PASSAGE or HILLS CONTINUED.
An act TO facilitate the proof for the payment 81 debt
An act to incorporate the Utica Association for the I'm
provenent Of the Fine Arts.
The act to provide for the early complcton Of the Ca
nal enlargement having been announced iE third
reading. Mr GREGoRY moved to rccommit, to pro-
vide that sa he made such work except
where labor limited to ten hoursthe compensation
for which shall not be less than dollar.
The above proposition was lost and then another
ton to rcconim the hill made by Mr.. o. ALLEN and
II prevailed the bin again sent to the Canal COM
mittee, with Instructions to report forthwith Adjourned
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rT,HE ALLEcuANIANs-HoPE CHAPEL. us BROAD.
u opposite New York Hotcl-The Alieghsnians viii
Evening during the week itope Cha
pei Their programme, embracing many and popular
pieces will he changed each evening Tickets - cents Con
cert % at7H o'clock.
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N IBLO'S GARDEN.-MANAGER MR. JOHN sEPTOy
Tickets 20 cents; Private Boxes ST. Children der
nine halfpriee Doors open at at
halfpast o'clock Second week Of the Cirque Franoa
Every evening and Wednesday and Saturday afternoons
Ar;s Of the Cirque oympguc Paris with 6sr
Horses Unprecedented combination of French English
and American Equestrian Troupes Clowns Mr.. W y. Wal
MIR. Welch's Troupe. - - -
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EoR SAyANNAII-STEAaSHIP ALABAMA, tl,3O
tonsl Capt. Z. u. Ludlow, Saturday 5th April At
o'clock. A. NJ from pier North River. For frsisAt
sage. apply to SAMI l.. MITCHELL. lgI front 4.
The steamship FLORIDA, Capt. J. Lyon, Satur lay
18th April, above.
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SHIPPING.

r-oNINNesN0~~ ~.~ 60
NOTICE-PhSSENGERS PER STEAMSHIP ARCTIC,
for Liverpool will please be board at the foot Of
Canal street, this day. April ID at llis o'clock.
NOR LIyERPooL-UNITED STATES MAIL STEAM
II ship ARCTIC, Captain james e. Luce This steam ,ap
will depart with the mails for Europe positively ts d
April At II o'clock from her berth At the foot Of Canal a.
No berth secured till paid for. All letters must
through the For freight passage hayny
equalied for elegance aud comfort apply T.
EDM ARD X COLLINS 81 Wall street. The steamer tte
will succeed the Arctic, and sail April 10th.
DASsAGE PER FRANKLIN (APRIL -. FOR SALE
OF the best berths in the ship Address Box II
Post Once.
NOR SALE, A VERY DESIRABLE STATE ROOM
With berts, in steamer Asia. Of 7th Of May. Al
dress (tbs day J. Box 2l Post Once.
OCEAN STEAM NAVIGATION coMPANY.-roR BiE-
~ men. via Southampton. The United States Nal
Steamship WASHINGTON. Geo ". Floyd Commander. siI
sail for Bremen via Southampton, saturday April tth,
from pier No s. North river At " o'clock An expeaesl
Is attached 70 the ship. All letters muat
through the Post office Specie delivered in Hsyre fJr
freight apply
MoLLER. sAND s RIERA, Agents. 80 Broadway.
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DARNUM's AMERICAN MUsEUM.-p. T. BARNU,
drIRcus-NEw YORK AMPnIrnEATRE 81 nowERY.

NIHtVS-NEW 1OHk Z, BUW
~ W. Medncsday afternoon and evening, April 2 Mlle
Louise Tournare will appear her ndeserbably beautiful
act entitled La Gitana Daring hormanshp and classic
feats by the best in America Miss Mary
Ann Wells will appear in her magnificent principal act
Mile. Tournaire will introduce her wonderfully trained
dancing horse Brilliant in the elegant ntitci
Jeux du ksnege. To conclude with Comic PsntomiIne.
Doors open at quarter before performance to
at hslfpsst o'clock. Private boxes 80 cents; boxes 2
cents; pit 12L cents.
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DAcrrIc NAIL STEAMSHIP coxpANY-FoR cAi

TvAtTFIN NAIL STFANcHIF tUWFANF.-FDN tAhI-
fornia and oregonThe pubiic Informed hst andel
the arrangement ofths company, steamers insp ted
approved BY the Navy Department and the ntec
States nails will continue 70 leave Panama and san Fran
the first aud hfeenth days o. each month
tained by unavoidable accident the the
mails at Panams The Of the the mont
will touch at Acapulco san BIAS Maratian Ssn Diego
hcnterey The steamers cfthe hneenth of the month vii
touch at Acapulco but AZ other Mexican The fol
lowing United States mail are nou In tae p
shc. of which will be always 10 port th
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RowERY THEATRE.-BoxEs, s5 CENTS; PIT. l2x
sssss q xss 'Rsa
sss IN the Ps sas Of s oh b.m. baDx M Sr sSsn
nsaS.::n MI hops; SlsSi: NJ jsId.S: P;ylias ":
ssy nIs 5srdsn wSSs x Ms
ATlAT GIiTTEKs M - NOT e9LDTsir COLD Tss Arthur las
saa.; N.1tSa SisB: Ms: wsmyss Lady LsssS.lsis
Ssnt. Family Circle 2s cents; Private Boxes. s. and s.
$ass,s
f." fsas1i s ns.S
onssS ss II saf S sn n IL s
MID. Mr. Burton; Antoinette, Miss Barber.
NATIONAL THEATRE, CHATHAM sTREEr.-BoxEs,
% cents Pit i2 cents Private Boxes S5-Doors open
sSw %sY sSsios Sib T
Es;;s ers:ss sia s's r.y. !.
+. ssney Hfs H fhh H d4Eks Hat9 is II oIS
NsrsGs Gibbs Miss Hssssysr ''epAsn run" "''An'
MEcHANIcs HALL. No. 472 BROADWAY ABOVE
night As
comprising an sacisnt and versatile oorps
management Chrsy whose concerts in this city,
aa aasS5
oc n AT Asr ssa
40on concert VII DC gwen on saturday next April 5th
at o'clock, r NJ On Saturday evening next April 5th
nnual beneet p !. Raynor, primo basso
EEILows. MINsTRELs, AT FELLOWS OPERA
eteets Open night during week The celebrated
original and we'll known Feows' Minstres comprising an
cent and versatile corps Of talented and
cormers under the direction of J. b. Fellows
certs in this city for the last been received with
tropo Their concerts consist of Buresque Italian Opera
ecenes Witty Savings Solos, Duets Chorusses Dancing
and al Performances On Wednesday and Satur
Gay Afternoons grand Concert for the Of
aadics and families, commencing o'clock p NJ Adms
VT,RIPLER HALI-THE NEW ORLEANS BURLEsoUE
Opera Troupe to their patrons and the bc
that they will give their last Grand Concert Friday
philadelphia, Monday Doors open at u to
snence at q quarter TO O'clock Tickets 25 cents
HORN WHITES ETHIOPIAN OPERA HOUSE OPEN
night, at No. 40 broadway four doors from
Grand street known as the Coliseum Grand afternoon
formance, this day, commencing at So'cock by Horn
talented
performers. Il. HORN 4 Z. WHITE. Propriet,rs
DARNUM'S AMERICAN MUsEUM-P T. BARNUM
- Proprietor and Manager; John Grcenwo Jr. As
sistant Manager Admttance 10 the Museum
loon performance % cents children under 10 2
Parquet and First Circle l2 cents extra MADELAlSE,
at the earnest solicitation Of schools and families and
afternoon. April 2 commencing at 3ocock-Bertrand Mr.
c. w. Clarke; Remy, Mr.. Henkns; Madeaine, Miss Chap
man In the evening, commencing at ~ O'Clock, the ad
nirable and interesting comedy OF PAUL PRYpall Pry
Chapman. 10 conclude with the FOREIGN PRINCE.-Jn
Grow Mr. T. d. Rice. The innumerabe Curosi.ics Of this
Museum to be at all hours between IA NJ. and ID
II. N.
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BROADWAY THEATRE-MIsS JULIA BENNETT
= legs to to her friends patrons and public
IN general that her Benefit and last appearance
New takes place on Friday evening the eth iasta
and support Miss Julia Bennett appears Pauline in tho
LADY OF LYONS and AS the Countess of Rosendaie Ia
Box book
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BROADWAY THEATRE-E. A. MARSHALL SOLR
Lessee O. Barrett Manager-Doors open At 7; cur
tain rises At half past 7Dress Circle Parquet
FAMILY and Third Circles cents; Gallery osnts P
use noaes % and IWednssdsy evening April p win be
Dssydss Evelyn Mr. f. Conway Sir Frederick Blount Mr.
bennett To conclude with the Of ROLAND
LON An OLIvER-Sr Mark Chase, Mr.. Whiting; Alfred
lington. Miss Julia Benn ett 80 - -
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VOCAL AND INsrRU-
i mental Concert Thursday Evening April 3d. l,jl. by
Sgnora Speranr at which the following talent will
Madam Stephani Prma Donna from the Royal Opera at
Vienna; Sisnors yalntni, prina Donna; II. swift. the
favorite vocalist Herr Griebel yolnis Keifer Cornet
Piston; Prof Van Der wsde. Pianist Programme the
concert Part 1st:- Overture, Aoiean Piano by Prof
Wander Weyde. by request Syusra
Speranxa; Beni Song flax OF our onion by general
desire, H. Swift Waaed. Solo. Violin, Herr Griebel
Concert Are composed for herself by Madam stephani
Otto Nicoai Solo Cornet Piston, Herr Kieer T. Song
" dreaming Of thee Napoltsne, sig. Speranxa Lee.
Part l. Overture Violin Herr Griebe Echo Song. (as
eung by Jenny Liud,l Signora valintni Come per
Serene Cavitni Signora speranka, Bellin Song Rect
ct Aria Gan my love resign, H. Swift Rossni. D. Solo,
Corneta Piston Herr kicfer Air, The Queen of the
Night" from the Magic Flute Madam stephani Mozart 7.
Song by Jenny lai sig SpcranEs
The Eoan Piano Forte TO be ssed this from
Gilbert n Cos xt3 and az broadway. Tickets
% Cents each to be had at the various Music Stores Hotels
and at the door on the evening Of the concert.
CoNCERTs FOR THE PEoPLE.-THE HUTCHINSON
" Family six brothersJudson. John, and ASA Caleb
joshua and 70 their friends and the citizens
of New York that they will give their nrst Original Musical
Soree at the broadway Tabernacle wednesday evening
April lJl On this occasion of their revisit 20 New York
after years absence they will have the pleasure Of atro
ducing their friends several and original we'll
ming the good old days Of IL we're
voice; New Dispenation The Farmers Song Ben Bolt
California Gold Hunter Waxworki The Mounainser The
Mountsnsi Fabens Horn and Mountain Echo; Tie Battle
fed Horticultural Wife: Uncle Sans Farm Conneeteut
Pedsr; shir Fire; Italian sons, Sc. ke. Se-the
coming right along" TeketsMcn - cents; Women. II
cents onyo he had NJ the Broadway Music Store and at
the Tabernacle Wednesday evening Doors open at GA
concert commences at quarter 20 : o'clock.
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streetDress Circle and Parquet, 50 cts Family Circle
open at 70 begin At salfPast oslOek-wednesdy
drama Of DoMBEY AND S0N-Mr Dombey Mr. Lynne;
MT Toots Mr. Raymond Capt Edard Cutie Mr. yaam:
Edith. Mrs Kate Horn Florence Dombey Miss f. Ia DIOR
sgsan ,Nigper Mrs Broagham After which the KIM
Brongham; Countess Potzen Mrs George Loder To con-
cludc MY FRIEND
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MISS KATE HORN RESPECTFULLY ANNOUNCES
" to her friends and the public that her first Beneh
New FORK will take place Mt Broughsms Lyceum
evening next the 9TH Of April which occasion win
sented Morton and highly popular comedy entitled
ALI. THAT GLITTERS is NOT G0Lb-Mr Couldock Iwho
has kindly volunteered his seryces) in his part
stephen Plum Mr.. Brougham (for this night
Twinkle; Miss Kate Horn Martha Gibbs. Mr. H. c. Tmm.
the celebrated pianist has also kindly
terments will conclude with THE DEVIL IN PARIS-M,s
Mary Taylor as the -. Box book open.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-04-02

GERMAN NATIONAL THEATRE, (OLYMPIC) AZ
~ BroadwayWednesday, the I'd April 1S5l, will psr-
formed THlRTY-THREE MINUTES IN GRUNEBERt;
comediett in act, by 'Haly" The first WILD oar
q comedy in four acts, BY /" Resse"
EVENINGS WITH SHERIDAN-MR G. yANDEN-
u hof repeats this enertsnment at the Society Library
Wednesday and Friday, I'd and 4th April Each syeainx
different sketch and different comedy. Tickets
course, 81; single, 50 cents.