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papers In Style and in brass
suggest the editors should add copy their own
There is eternal fitness things and especially In thess
things Wd,ktngtos Usion.<
We have been ski,Ming of contemporaries OF
but oun nd the hide the Unio1 like his and
his politics. altogether weak to have any b~dsaE Of
fect.--Southsrn Prsss aast= t .HHE .4
We will take pity the oerdaney Of our contemporary.
and point out the mistake into which it falls. The
process of sknnng" will do in cold weather
II tina, paper would or could follow our example. and Tan
al well as skim II would find that a dsgs hids would
make capital drum-heod. We have tried ii often. and
always with "What say you, Master Brook :"
Governor Marcy the late Secretary OF War. has just
arrived in Washington and taken up his headquarters at
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ny A. GREEN, Auctseneer.

HANDSOME SPAN OF soRREL HORSES, BUGGY, AND
III GUN AT AUCTIONOn Saturday, shall
from, OF sScon the Of srfh and Penn
syvsns avenue, At 10 O'Clock handsome Of match
which
the Jackson the othss lady Also,
crcelsnt buggy
They win be sold sixty ninety
bearing interest and satisfactorily endorsed
A GREEN, Anctioneer
o. The above sale ts postponed until Saturday, the
A GREEN
Jan s. Aucdonssr
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ton, Hay Raymond, Hebard, Henry. Howe Hunter. Jas,
John A. King, Horace Mann, Marshall, Maueson, Nc
Gaughey, Aekissoek. Mclean, Daniel r Miller. Moore.
Morehead Morton, Nelson, Newell Osle, Otis Outla
Putnam, Reed Risley, Rockwell. Root, Rose, Rumsey,
saekel Sshenes, Sehemerhorn, schooicrsf shsppeId.
Sylvester Spading, Sprague, Stanly Taylor b. Thomp
son, Thurman, Toombs Tuck Underhil, Van Dyke. Vim.
ton, White, and Williamson.
Messrs POTTER and MEAcHAM declined yotng-lhe
first having paired of with Mr. HlLLARD, and the latter
with Mr. Mason.
On motion, the House then adjourned.
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PETITIONS PRESENTED UNDER THE RULE.

BY Mr.. SAWTELLE. The petition of John Thorn pson
and 50 Others czens Of Mercer in the State Of Maine,
praying the repeal of the iug tive slave law
BY Mr.. FREEDLEYi The petition of Phnbe Goodwin
and Al others, inhab ants OF Delaware coan. Pennsyva
MIA requesting the peal of The Of Congress
capture of fugiuves from slavery.
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NY A. oRErN. Auo,sons.r

BY A GREEN,
TorysEUoIp AND KITCHEN FURNITURE, LOTTERY
III SIGNS AND SCENERY AT AUCTIoN.-On Saturday, tho
lin in..n, sb.u .eI in 10
M GOOD and general Of furniture cocke and glass
ware remnants o. cloths, carpets, &C
A,.o tbs signs scenery lottery once all Of which
1000 o''e' A. GREEN,
Jan Io-a F.. Aucuoncsr.
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MARRIED.,

city, Thursday 9th inst Church. by
Rev Mr.. HopoEs, MIR JOHN b. 5PRIGG o MARTHA X.
STANSBURY, both Of this city,
In Baltimore, Wednesday evening, the nst Rev
JOINS, Lieutenant EDMUND LANiER Of United
navy, TO MARY, daughter Of DR.. N. X. SMITH.
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FASHIONABLE Ready-made ClothinK.-We have just
northern large and splendid
of fashionable ready made clothing, consisting Of
Overcoats, Sacks dress, and rock
Pantaloons and variety a.s..E
Together with general assortment suitable for gentemans
+ wardrobe.
B-Such fnenda wish avail themselves Of
opportunity selecting choice lot requested call
early.
Jan Idiot ~ DYER MCGUIRE.
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CARDA gentleman in MARYLAND Wishes dispose ola nniy
Of about thirty valuable slaves accommodating
gentleman nns them for his own and intending
10 k~epth together - y
directed through post once Dab, Annapolis, YIN r.
csve attention.
Ian
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no Durbin may be expected TO preach to-mor-
(5abbaih) morning al ii O'Clock, in the Foundry I'M E)
Church, Of g and l4h streets
III
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y- baptist Church, Tenth street, having been
thoroughly repaired win be re-opened Tomorrow the la instant
Service IL and u O'Clock W
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To The Editor Of The Unior

To m, Editor Of The Untor
srRt The managers Of the Washington City Orphan
Asylum desire acknowledge, through your paper the
frequent evidences Of wachfu interest and ~mon
have from variou, sources, been extended to us nmaS'
during the late Of fesviy when ths or
phans were generously supplied with those iurnss whsoh
contribute 80 essentially the hsri'y OF children more
highly favored
render sincere thankhey would mention oloo
from Mr. Corcoran; $50. legacy from Mrs. Catharine
Covle !. 8io from Mr. n o. Dayton 80 from Mrs. Lam
SIS be expended in groceries, order to that Of
feet ha wing been received from Mrs. Kesss.
J. r. TOTTEN.
Ian. 10, 1851 Secretary to the board
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UIy- Methodist Episcopal Church. South-The first
meeting Episcopal Church, SOUTH recently
organized in this city will be held to-day and morrow Rev Jo
H. DAVIS presiding elder, will hold Divine service oday
H. and H. and p in the Church on
eth street, between II and i.
Jan LIFT
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HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.

After the reading OF the journal
THE REPORT SUPERINTENDENT COAST
SURVEY.
Mr.. McWILLIE, by leave, made a report, embracing
resolution recommending the printing Of 5000 copies OF
the report OF the superintendent OF the 900
for the Of the House, and 1000 for the of the
coast survey Office.
Mr.. BURT inquired whether they could be printed in
time for dissemination by the members OF this Congress
Mr.. McWlLLIE replied that they would probably be
printed forthwith.
And then the said resolution was agreed TO.
TREASURY SCRIP IN LIEU or LAND WARRANTS.
Mr. EVANS, of Ohio, by leave. introduced a bill to
authorize those persons entitled receive bounty land
under the law OF September $780, 10 receive
treasury scrip in lieu thereof read twice. and referred
A CUTTER FOR THE OREGON STATION
Mr.. THURSTON, by leave. introduced bill providing
for the permanent employment OF cutter the
Oregon station read twice, and referred the Commit
tee on Commerce.
LANDS LAEpIEss.
MIR JOHNSON. OF Tennessee, asked leave to intro
duce his bill TO grant homestead Of 100 acres the
head OF every landIess family in the United States
Bul Mr.. ORR objected 40 leave was not granted
PUBLIC LANDS TO NEW YORK. RAILROAD PuaPosrs
Mr. BENNETT. by leave, introduced bill granting
lands 10 the State OF New York for railroad purposes
read twice.
Mr. B. moved il. reference to the Committee Of ths
Whole: not agreed to,
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~ Litoraryhe regular stated meeting of the " Union Lite
Society," will be held Woodburys Academy I'll street,
l2h) Saturday, is EVENING" quarter
An essay will be read On Junus and his umes by Mr.
Joseph g. Wilson after which OF interest will be dis
cussed. The public respectfully invited to attend
HENRY f. WOODBURY.,
Jan ii Secretary pro tenn
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OAio L<RidafSrt.

,r,,rr, Ian 7The democratic CAUCUS have noani-
,s,ed M, PAYNE OF Cleveland. for the long term. and
Msdsry ted,tor OF Stsesnan for the short term Of
Th have second time laid the house resolution
90 into an for the United States senator on the
table.
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o. The BOARD OF Managers OF the Washington City
Asylum hold their annual meeting Dr. LAuREs Church
street, Tuesday, January Ia, at hafpast II,
The managers requested 10 assemble at II O'clock
Jan ll--3t j. X. TOTTEN, Secretary.
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photographed Tor the BaItimoTa Fnfnof
Massachsssfs Uw,sed States Sp~atov.
BosroS January 9-Thc democrats met in cations yes
erday afternoon and resolved supporting Charles
Sumner United States for the long term. by ysss
65, nays g There about 10 members absent M
had previously been nominated by the feesoers
The Senate filed vacancies to-day, and IL npde
the vote for will proceeded with tomorrow
P,rrsylra~ia Urited Staf0 ss~afor
HARsrspuse, Jan. 9The election Of " = sen..o', Ia
ftb ms, Aboni Hnv canddates applicants for The
Office
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ARRIVAL OF THE EMPIRE CITY,
Two Millions in Gold, over Three Hundred
Passengers, and the California Mails.
ADDITIONAL NEWS FROM THE GOLDEN STATE,
&c., &C., 30

The steamship Empire City, Capt Wilson, arrived
yesterday from Chagres ria Kingston Jamaica. The E.
G. brings the United States mails from San Francisco
to the LIST of May $50 passengers and nearly
In gold dust.
She left Chagres May 25th, and Kingston, May 9th
She arrived out to Chagres in eight days and seven
hours from wharf to anchorage The passengers by the
Empire City went the Chagres river in two steamboats,
which make regular trips up day and back the
next running up in ten to twelve hours aud down in
four to hours. These boats large and COM
Portable and carry with much greater safety
and security than the boats and heretofore used
especially now when the river is high and much swollen
with recent rains. Persons going out will add much to
their safety and comfort BY taking these beats Ono
them-the VIM II. Aspinwal-can conveniently carry
two hundred passengers with their baggage. afford
all dry, shady and pleasant promenade She leaves
Chagres early In the morning, and reaches Gorgona
the same evening.
Annexed ia the
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LIST or PASSENGERS rV TIE EMPIRE crrv.
Col Peter lady ehd and servant Major cOniysnd
s lSET' s sns i,ss Iss s
and srr . R5Sins 5 sna sr .aa .
Children Judss Creaner. Col James Miller Captain
!.ans STUART %SGft t.aSs saPsr
cssph AaSai M9T;n f0 95.S.G,d casels,
sfssisrd, Era Sssts. JOIN i' Young 'ai Ra.'sli
xi,1;T: siwqSaI%a. frSs.s assmsr, " 6llr,sr
m9TI.ops 4 elite tt Bediords sherman, Dover,
shss Dcddir stcn ii Tovs; ] Psrcelis. ssnpis
Grim DsrraegsJ D. sley u SPrSgue CNseudaer Little
i GTamhaL ) Littleseld, Iitticaeid,' g BesSe;,
Harrison ia aspeaali, snry. Grspery @rSrs Or
sm Ss Mr. s% ssas " o ISas Sssh% ss John s %%
PqTsasa IISss5 .S1S is,Sr'Sn Anss5;ss s Gsss
uSss 6s a. ch.lo hs' Gn
WITS rs,sns, w9ea, ligrlsut e ErOser EsimrDsns.
Sgia.@i's MT LcSgt, ii Ms;si! Lamb asws. fSSs
Dart L Dusaa sr Williams. es' Knapp Jo. Booker
nsT.e r1s;tsTsop. p ! nsnry, Henry Nssman, iSu9s
fSiI fit1:tr 5ifss ,ri.Is Aa:'isi
sr AfSsas&s fisaSl t5SE GfSa snr ia%1
nm E.G3; rSd:;' *% Sasss5 bS!s. 1s@' I:1
Mm s'i Sos5y 60 braoS SS''f faSh WoS
VI Dod; Perkins, >, Brian ! a.,hsr' Vim : p,S.
sloane uiaI@s. Rpsao., kiass.afS fsst. sS
low d Basfu.N Lille. Giaaans n.'iI iinSssps
John iamts Burns Ccfscsha o IIarrinau Peter ar
roll hafshan Pay son, Carl Scharcnerg Baftsohingsr
BmNrly. .ahan. Il Dolerty, Thsmas M'Kse q Tarns.
worth, Cook i Covert, VIA Carr, WhitiaE Fletch-
e. Gco W Salisbury, marble Nr Aae Lapine,
Bryer. Jobs Bsnhara HosdI.y. Merritt Geo Iack
son, CLARK W Chase. White. HslHey, W Cole.
sT fS;i sp4 Ggy utsS s:T cad guJsf% ss%
BSnnsr wm Ctulter Hslss. Jas Shorter John sons,
Patrick, Huptcr, 7 Miller. Chas Prowtli. Hamilton
IRE, feter Carroll. Wa Raihman bdward Stycr Aurus
Pasley, Carl fsrlfmein. Dunrammer. G. Taylor = ID
fos.sr and iort elk iatorers and mechanics he Pan
ma Railroad.
To kingston from Chsgres-T Anderson Davis i & 10
Leon tlly, Pine, 7 Hernandez. Noresn, T. Faaso
Ashley and isdy, Richard Scttt.
Annexed Is list Of deaths boarf steamship Umpire
City from Chagres TO New Yerk:--
Way g,bThc DAY e y e. sailed for Ch.rrcs job. Sians
of kdina Knox county. Missouri q Panama fever, as.d
Ksy2.lenry +. Lsseh tcsrpenterl sf oveSo " " from
him while % work on Fanams rsiiroai
May %-kichard Kennedy, Of Baltimore, lately of San
Francisco seed sbont y years, OF consumption.
hs mother snd sisters resdshis father Lives in New York
Of Pansms fever.
The steamship Falcon, from Havana arrived Cd Cha
gr,s on the 2ith ult., in the evening
The Oregon, Republic, and Union, had arrived At Pa
from San Francisco with many passengers, and
large amount q gold dust much OF which goes direct
England
Our thanks are due 20 Messrs Thompson Hitchcock
the agents in this city of Gregory Co.'S well known
the latest California papers These expresses always
bring the lest news and immense quantities Of gold
dust, In parcels, for immediate delivery.
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TIE VERY LATEST PROM CALIFORNIA AND oRSeoS.
SAy FRiSoIsoo, May Id o'clock, y. NJ
Shipments Of Cod Dtsi-TN ChGrto Eieiions-Reivn Of
Senst@ Grir-Lynoh Lor in Ca',fanis Tn SeTef Er.
Pci'iion 70 ne South --Muk>is-Shp hees-Ndcs from
Oysgo'. &c, &C..
The mail steamer Oregon Is about leaving The Re
public has already showed out from her wharf and the
Union has passed out tho golden gate all loaded with
passengers for Panama
The two former take about ssoOo0co in gold dust
During the months a January February March ami
April the aggregate amount shipped, entered at the
Custom House. s12l55 5i2 estimated amount
having forward in the snds q passengers S32o0
t00-makine erand total that has been sent TO tn At
isntic side Ia four months, Of sla6}15f2
To get NJ the product for the length Of time.
which has found 10 way into circulation. the amounts
shipped to Or gon Mexico Chill Sc, should b. added
which will net b. efs than 81 b0O0y0. The In the
hands Cf miners merchants Lrnkc etc are variousy
estimated 1T from st5c0O00 10 - oOop0 The present
year win astoBsh the world than The past w
the amount ~ gold taken out
At the election iur city cfcera Monday the whole
vhs general ticket was successful, " large nsjcritel
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SAeHaNrsro CRY, April 10, 1851
Sr-i have been necessarily delayed In complying
With the resolution adopted by the General Assembly
this state requesting to furnish abstract the
census returns. in consequence Of the many causes
which have tansrred 10 retard this work. and the
press Mt time. able to render but a part. aud in
complete statement Of the same the full returns hav.
net been received. letter of recent date from the
deputy to whom assia ned the district embracing
the iirs two named counties informs that he has
completed his sbors there but furnishes information
a. TO the number Of inhabitants have made repeated
Efforts thus far Intellectual to have the taken in
the county OF Inolumnc have ~ yet received ne in
formation from the deputy last appointed there.
In some instances You will observe that the returns
are given in round numbers In such cases, thee
prccsied upon the Information furnished by the
pccNc deputics which viii be found near aprroXims-
tlOn to the returns
The counties Of Trinity shasta and Colusi nre given
hs compf,hending district The gentleman who per-
formed this duty in tbcse his commission
in the month 81 September last he being then resident
q Trinity He entered upon this duty without the
oi determining the proper subdivision Of that district;
aud 50 oEroncous in fact. the general impression
htn PREVAILING amongst the population rc-iding there,
regarding the northern boundary - the state that
large population the klamath river cnume-
rated being supposed e. be ccmprehcndod Ia the Terri
Tho result oi thi. enumeration when completed viii
IN al reasonable probability fall short Of the entire
iuatien ot the state t thirty three to ty per cent
Such .u must naturally the mind Of every
Vtfson cpnNersant with the circumstances surrounding
those engaged la the mineeprobably the most
q our iepu"uon-residug, many of them do, In un
known ard unfrequcnted Localities. whilst Others
constantly changing their place of abode thus absolutely
Trccuding the possibility q their being found AZ all by
tho census man.
ON inclined TO believe. from information Of the most
reliable caiactcr, that this disparity i greater in the
extremely northern mining ccunties-to say Trinity,
shasta tousi and Rutte-thsn elsewhere In reference
to the irst three named that has been partially
planned.
In AL the counties the census was taken In the months
oi Septsmi and October last at period when the
miners Ind already leaving large number for
The morc souuthetn mining countries In the last two
thrcu months there las tendCd thitht rard large ei
gaton; aud al this time well advised that the popu.
laion OF Butte county Il numerous any other
county Of the State
with the foregoing explanations hope the returns
herewith submitted In the following exhibit will render
saiisfactcry the duty imposed upon me
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McDsuga and Of the federal authorities have
detained the vessel for inquiry 1t being supposed that
she had ON board arms belonging to the United States
and illegally obtained.
Prom the Public Balance, May IL
The Alta California, OF yesterday associates the name
Of Col White with the secret expedition against
portion Of Lower California in which Gen Morehead IL
said to be concerned Whatever may be the nature of
this formidable expedition which appears struck
much terror into the heart Of vgilan contem-
psrary the Plaza, we perfectly satisfied that
Colonel White has nothing to do with It, 1t Is supe-
rerogatory in newspaper to implicate tho Of
private citizen upon mere "rumors' "conjecturcsn p
and nercncesn in project which is pronounced to
be abominable,n baser and infamous and is in
this ridiculous as it is unjust.
We have been intimately acquainted with Colonel
White for long time When fined and i'm
prisoned at Vera Cruz. for defending the rights of
American citizens against the arbitrary and unjust
mandates of corrupt court and infamous council,
upheld by the sword through the avarce and
of despotic aud pusillanimous governor Col White
OF warmest and best friends. He sympa-
thied with the oppressed and down -trodden Cubans
and made q noble struggle to lberate them from the
mental and physical yoke Of tyrannical SPAIN but he
possesses soul which condescends to that which
ia abomnabe base, infamous II the press and the
combine to chain the hands and crush the
desires Of hose who may endeavor to extend the
Of freedom. we have more to fear that
nation will sink nt) bondage than to hope that other
nations will rise into independence.
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DEATHS IN SAN FRANCISCO.
April 10, Michael Phillips, Switzerland p years.
VIM. Bluntis, Alabama, 81 years.
"l6, David Patterson Portsmouth, N H. 4. years.
Romer Darwin. Vermont 46 years
"ls, James Smith. New York so years
20, Daniel Turdif. Isle Of Guernsey, =: years
Daniel Young .lalc Mass. so years.
Robert Warren. New York, - years
Samuel q Amcs, Maine, % wears
.'23 Elizabeth Carlisle. Ireland 25 years.
capt Preston Brenton. England. 40 years.
VIM. Watson Shetland Islands, 80 years.
james 1isney, ireland. - years.
Thos. Pink Vermont, 23 years.
80 - Potter iager Michigan, 33 year.
John Wheilton. Deawart ~ years
John 'aer, New York, 81 years
"2s. Capt Alonzo ii. Parker New Bedford, Mass, 35
years.
. Anselm DE Pantheon France, Il years
on Friday April 9th at Lewis paye residence. two
miles east of San Jose Mr. Robert Wade aged about 62
years formerly If South Bend Ia where his family still
reride.
On the Goth April at San Antonio Contra Costa county
ofockJaw Mr. Edward Patter sged about IS years for
mcrly of ST John, n B.
ON the I'd of April in the Coast mountains of conges-
tive chill after illness Of three hours Nicholas
NJ Stone of Bloomfield, Ky.
On the sth instant the Green Springs Rufus Hitch
cock aged IS years
MAERIAGEs.
AT Bridgeport. Cal Thursday. Arril ~ by the
Rev Mr Briggs Dir jos. NJ. {. Jasper to Miss H. J. +.
A. j. Wood
AT San Franciscc. April 1s. by the ReY A. C. Brown,
Mr. Francis Tracy, Of New London, Conn. Miss Jane
alaer. Of Texas.
On sunday, March 18. at Grass VALLEY. by Justice
Roberts, Freeman ". Austin, formerly OF Hancock
county Illinois and Lcpsey Jane Underwood, formerly
In San Francisco, the 18th inst, by the Rel, J. c.
Cox, james G Printiss. Of New London, Conn to Mis-
Helen }. Say, Of Astoria q. T.
In santa Cara Sunday, 18th inst w Rev VIM.
Moorow, Nr jackson Sanor, 70 Miss Elizabeth Rogers
all Of Santa Clara county.
At stockton. on Monday evening, April as BY the
Rev. Dir Woods. Nr Angeyine Res nois. q Miss lir-
ginia earuthcrs. al, Of the city of stockton.
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x
Inc spirit q daring enterprise seems To be Developing
rei IN the shape Of organized expeditions on danger
os and somewhat questionable undertakings, 80 far rs
International relations concerned " sppesrs that
Nesecl nov In the harbor fitted out and ready ~
ss for MayalaD having board band o. daring bold
and rec klets men with a the munitions Of war rnd
under the aupicts and command Of person or pcr
sons ~ some note and influence proceeding with the
ycw n Americaniyng or, in other words, revolution.
lipg Southern California aud Northern Mexico Gsvvr.
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RARNUhs MUSEUM CORNER OF SEVENTH AND
II Chestnut streets Philadelphia T. Barnum, Propre-
tor II. Sanford, ManaecrTwo performances daily after
and evening Admission IS cents; children half price
Monday evening benefit oil Mr. Young with splendid bill
The sne comedy IAN that Gitters . not Cold Cricket
an other attractive pays will be presented during the
week. The saloons most rorgcousy hted up with
interesting collection Of curioses including hne gallery
Of National Portraits and the hShly interesting experiment
illustrating the diurna motion Of the earh at once simple
and COM sincng
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Theatrical aud Musical.

Bovrnr TIE,1RF.The entertainments here viii cc n.
SET 81 the tragedy ~ Douglas and the drama cf the
Pirate Of the fsies''-a fine bill
BsotDwu Tu,1nfA favoritc farce and the new
aud gorgeous spectacle cf "Arael" which received
last evening with eni ihusiss form the
Nmo's UAerfN.- eyouticns On the tight rope,
the new ballet ~ the "Ilepcmcnt' and the amusing
psntC mmc of M puchaluinraur comprise the enter
tainmenia
BrAtoNs TtW,rnJ.-Miss Weston takes her benefit
The pieces selected sho stoors to Conquer and the
Wandering Ministries" with music by the orchestra
NstIoNAr TurtrHr Tho mcnts here will con-
sis cf Charles IL and the New York Apprentices -
All the PRINCIPAL performers will appear
BRoUGHtNs Ircruw "A fine bill as usual The
amusing piece of the Home Book " Beauty and the
"lnyncihcs No doubt full horo.
CnnSr,'s MNsIErts win give Of their highly
amusing entertainments.
Prt, ows' MiSsrrms-1his company announce a very
splendid bill.
BaRSrN's TnArEtITSG Nj sruN.Thc best time 10 visit
this exhibition especially for ladies and children Il
during the morning and afternoon performance.
BARNrN'- MussUM-Thc same excellent bin for after
noen and evening viii b. presented Ne doubt the ss-
scmbiage will he large.
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YACHTING.

ID EGATTA-NEW YORK YACHT CLUB.-THE An
IN nual of the New York Yacht Club VIII
place the NTH day of June Instant The outsdeth
Hook the day following Steamboat st. Ncholarf,rth
exclusive u members and ladies' will leave thefoot
Canal street. punetually al half nine o'clock, AN
the 5th and on the 9TH, at nine O'Clock, A. NJ.
X. q. COLT,
ANsoN LIVINGSTON fcommittee.
BEEkMAN FISH,
A REGATTA WILL COME OFF FROM THE ALLAN
"A tie Hotel Hoboken ednesday, June atl o'clock
A. NJ Purse $50 $40 to the second best boat in the
IS entrance; free for all ~ y feet sail boats Particulars
made known the Hotel Boats must be entered
tore June I'd. See Spirit Of the Times.
ABM BARKER. Proprietor.