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Grand River times. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1851-18??, 1851-11-19

HABITs.--Do not fear to undertake 10 form
any habits that is desirable, for It can be formed,
and that with more ease than you may at first
suppose. Let the same thing, or the same du-
ty, return at the same time every day, and it
will soon become pleasant. No matter if it be
irksome at first but however irksome it be,
only let it return periodically every day, and
that without any interruption for time, and it
will become positive pleasure; in this way all
our habits are formed.
Grand River times. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1851-18??, 1851-11-19

A New STRIKE" amt goin' to be called
Printers devil any onger-no more amt"
exclaimed our imp, the other day, in terrible
pucker.
swell, what shall we call you"
"Call me typographical spirit Of evil, if you
like---that's all.
Grand River times. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1851-18??, 1851-11-19

He that reads much should have powerful or
gans ofintelectual digestion--he will otherwise
receive but little nutriment into his mind, ard,
what is worse, it will derange the healthy func-
tons of his mental system. The ingenious Mr..
Hobbs did not much value large library, and
used to remark, though with singular vanity,
that had he read as much as other men he
would have been as ignorant as they.
Grand River times. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1851-18??, 1851-11-19
ARTISTS UNION OF CINCINNATI

THE Artists Uniono is established in the city
Il of Cincinnati, for the promotion of the tastes
for che Fine Arts, and the encouragement OF the
great body Of artists residing in the western States
The plan Of the institution unites great public good
with private qualification, at mere nominal ex-
pense.
The annual subscription of membership Is five
dollars, which entities members to all its privileges.
The money obtained from subscriptions, latter pay
ing necessary expenses is appropriated TO the pro-
duction of two fine engravings OF which every sub
scriber receives copy of each for every five dol
lars paid-to the publication of monthly journal
devoted to literature and art-and to the purchase
of American Works of Art, which will be publicly
distributed by lot among oil the members, on the
first of September of each year. The Paintings dis
trbuted will be richly framed at the expense OF the
Institution.
Subscribers for 1851 receive copy of Mounts
celebrated picture %. Catching rabbits ana
ebrated Portrait, which is admitted to be the best
now in existence t
There have been about ninety paintings already
purchased for distribution, nearly every artist Of
merit I'M the West being represented in the coec-
ton, among whom may be mentioned, Mrs. Lilly
M. Spencer, T. w Whittridge, w. l.. Sonntag, r. s.
Duncanson, G. N. & j. p. Frankenstein, Charles"
! Soule, 10. Eaton, Emile BOtt V. Nj. Griswold VIM
ii. Beard, j. Cox, b. M. McConkey G. w. White,
| Chas. Rogers, j. r. Johnson, and others.
Among the paintings to be distributed are the fol
lowing Domestic Happiness, by Mrs. l.. nj. Spcn-'
GER considered her best work; The Season, by W.
l., Sonntag; The Old Mill, by the same; Crawford's
Battle Ground by VIM Griswold; River Raisin Bat
tie Ground by X. S. Duncanson two'marine views
by JAS Hamilton several sketches by Thos. Birch;
three of Whittridge's best Landscapes; three of
G. N. Frankensteins Kentucky Views; four land
scapes by Duncanson two by V. M. Griswold !;
five by w. L. Sonntag; three of Francis celebrated
Still Life pictures; fancy head, Genevieve, by j.
o. Eaton and Viola, by Chas. Soue. Besides these
there are about sixty other paintings, mostly by
western artists; In addition to which Others will
be added as fast as subscriptions are received.
Additional information in regard to the plan and
objects of the above institution, will be furnished
by Honorary Secretaries, who are appointed in all
the principal places in the Union.
In places where there are no Hon. Secretaries,
subscriptions can be forwarded to THos. FARRIs
Co., acting managers of the Artists Union of Gin
cinnati Subscriptions received by HENRY PEN
NOYER Hon. Secretary for Grand Haven and vi
cinty.
Grand River times. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1851-18??, 1851-11-19

yIyHlTE Fish and Trout, in half barrels, just
Wv received and for sale cheap, by grwg
e. Il. ALBEE.
Grand River times. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1851-18??, 1851-11-19

A writer in the Journal of Commerce. gives
the following interesting statistics and account
of the great printing, establishment of Messrs.
Harper g. Brothers, in this city, already consist
ing of four or five large stores:
alt is being enlarged by an addition of anoth-
err building on Pearl-street, AS by 100 feet, and
five stories high. Among other Improvements
to be introduced, will be an apparatus for dry
ing paper by steam; process hitherto used in
but one establishment, in Edinburgh, Scotland.
There are employed in the establishment about
400 hands, whose wages exceed $4,000 per
month. In the composing rooms are 40 hands,
who are frequently engaged upon twenty works
at one time In the stereotype foundry ID
hands are employed, turning out more than 700
plates per week. Between 10000 and 10000
lbs. of metal are consumed yearly. In the plate
printing room are hands and presses-each
Of the latter averaging 700 impressions per day.
Forty-fve hands are employed in working them.
Eight new power presses are to be put in the
new building. Fifty girls are employed in the
sewing rooms, and 100 girls in folding pressing,
and drying sheets There are in the bindery
40 hands. Some of the principal expenditures
in this department are-for gold leaf, $4,000
per year; leather, $4,000; muslin, $4,000;
pasteboards, $4,000; eggs (used in sizng),
5000. The cuttings from the edges of the books
in process of binding amount to eighteen tons
per annum, which are sold to the paper-makers.
The vault for stereotype plates (subterranean,
to insure the safety of their contents in case of
fire. are very extensive, comprising 1906 feet of
shelving. Eight large rooms are required for
the sale, storing and delivering of books, in
which Is clerks, statesmen &C., are employed.
Of this number, four are sons Of members of
the firm. The motive power is supplied by a
so horse power engine, driven by a powerful
boiler. The annual sales have been estimated
over 100000 volumes, including pamphlets
The annual cost of paper consumed is about
$l50,0OO. There are kept constantly on hand
about 1000 reams."
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MEDICAL.
DARIs AND LONDON TREATMENT o

pARIs AND LONDON TREATMENT or PRIVATE
asy srsus ON Sy
and constitutional affections he combines medicines with
without Is case: daily q
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S.a9ss 'ss.,is xSs other:
these and the hundreds of eerthcat show
me in bSs
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NJ yet you cured me By local and general treatment
:ypsie ulcer, my BODY and face in .hor. tins. after
as sssa ssss Ps
A .rass ~ mail. ihSss One. ss S.asss
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~ means q q. pesks. &seulagiS', Eyery On. H
young sFiis s
re .i.aly and recipes i s gwen
Paa aisuas a should s esa verify
Young who have been unfortunate in contracting as
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sssS Ssy % & Ssos 'rs
nan S5sys sogs' viii 70 sent foT dollar xdd...
~ s,rnssI roxa1sns az Bfosdrsy s.~ YORK. ' ''' '''
A NEW ERA IN MEpIcINE;-TnE GERMAN MEDl.
ss nor The 81 ISs Of s1Ss ss s
founder possessed with and honest belief
stuton founded for humane would Ne looked
and sustained public blessing appeal
htened public for their and that sustenanes
the undertaking deserves and demands This Institute
under the immcd tndence Of Dr. j. r. Clement
assisted by two medical gentlemen Of smnence who ha~s
had under their charge Of hospitals
at Berlin and Vienna and from their long and extensive
practice and knowledge Of medical
placing themselves under their charge speedy
eradication Of their diseases Old obstinate
have bash the skill Of those claiming bsong
ss faculty and hopeless w be treated ration
al and SCI. stihc principles receiving prompt speedy
relief Ofee hours from Y, A. ~, until o. r. n. No.
Chambers street. near Chatham.
NEW MEDICAL BoOKS.-A COMPLETE PRACTICAL
IN work the nature and treatment Of delicate diseases
and all the kindred aneetonsill ustratsd BY great
Der Of beautifully eolorsd plates large life; Homer
Bostweh D. lecturer on surgery aad diseases Of the
above named nature. It's large quartoo second
edition. price SO Extract from the Boston Medical
Surgical Journal be said fsarissey 70 be equal
10 Records Actions the family Of diseases
and far superior 70 anything q the hind published
this country Author Of The Family Physician price
q cents Author Of . work on "self-abuss and it de-
plsrabe effects &C. &c. sixth edition, fourteen plates,
price ~ For sale AZ the pubiishsrs sTRfNGER TOWN.
BEND ~ Broadway. and bv the author 5o4 Broadway.
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ADJUSTMENTS IN PHILADELPHIA.

RARNUMs MUSEUM, PARLIAMENTARY T. BAR
~ nun, Proprietor; H. Sanford Assistant Manager This
week the admirable company will appear series SPLEEN
did pieces Monday and Tuesday in the comedy called
the Husband Of my Heart and the beautiful drama
Luke the Laborer Thursday evening Mr. chester
well Benefit with the comedy of Love in Mare and
the Virginia Mummy The afternoon performances are
hight, lively and interesting New novelties always
pairing Admittance cents children under 10 years. LIZ
cents.
RICH STREET MISUNDERSTANDING FORE RENT
IA ing the above Theatre for from September
1851. win be received before LIST May Address,
). BRANS0S, SO Market street.
PHrLApRipHIA, April ., 1851.
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INVESTMENTS IN BR00KLYN.

BROOKLYN hUSEUM.-LEsSEES, MESSRS r. C.
n Wemyss and N b. Clarke. Admission ;-Parquette %
cents rppr Boxes lsl cents The arranged
that tie Museum will close nightly halfpast 10 o'clock
r. is evening. Saturday April T. GILDER0Y. the Bonnie
Eoy. The ballet II the VILLAGE BARBER, and the
GOLDEN FARMER Doors open at o'clock Curtain
rises at hslf-past precisely.
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SHIPPING.

tSTEAMSHIP AsIA.-A FIRST CLASS PASSAGE
~ Ticket this steamer Of 9TH Nay for sale. Apply
~ Front street.
HNHE NEW YORK AND LIVERPOOL UNITED STATES
- Nail steamer.-The ships uprising this line tn
sDlle wing
ATLANTIC. Capt. West
BALTIC .............. Capt Comstoek.
ADRIATIC. .................C Capt. Grafton.
Thsse slips having by contract expressly
has been taken In their
srueton also In their engines TO insure strength and
sSsed. and their for passengers
eaaaed for elegance comfort Price Of from New
York 70 Liverpool $780, exclusive 81 sire state
<325 from Liverpool TO New York, E5 An expert
sneed surgeon will be attached TO each ship No berth
~ ured INIT mai tor
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Corynan Anne
Coyne Margaret
Crumlesx Anne
Curtis Mrs Lee
Cluskey Catharine
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WI srse-Open every night during the week unti
further notice The original and we'll known CHRIsTYs
AINSTkELS comprising efficient and versatile "oorps
OF talented and Experienced performers under the
management OF Chrisy. whose concerts in this city,
BY highly respectable and fashionAbe audiences Tickets q
clock An After Concert will be gwen Saturday
next April ~ Tor the accommodation Of Ladies' and Jpye
nett April H. annual beneht of N W. Gould Guitarist
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Igo Miss Catharine
James Mrs Richard
jackson Mrs Tho
mas
jerks Miss Sarah X
Joice Ellen
Jones Miss Mary n
johnson Miss Al
mira
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DAcIrIc MAIL STEAMSHIP CoMPANY-toNLY
through line for California and Oregon The public
informed that under the arrangement Of this Com
pAny steamers nspccd and approved BY the Navy De-
Varsment and carrying the United states mails will
Nsus 70 leave ranana and san Francisco the Let and 18th
Of each month"; unless detained by unavoidable scci
Aent and will touch at Acapulco, San Diego and Monterrey
The steam packets belor ng TO the Pacific Nail
Steamship In the Pacific which will
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YORK AMpnIrnEArRE, 81 nowERY

~ Prices of Admission Private Boxes so cents Boxes
70 cents Pit 2a cents. Saturday afternoon and evening
April H. Mile Louise Tournaire will appear her dazzling
act Of Workmanship the Grand Scene Euuesre Wonderful
ieats Of Equestrian and Acrobatic skin in which the
eyualled troupe attached to the Amphheate appear
The youthful fayorite Miss Mary Ann Wells
principal act Innumerable novelties of the school of
Equestrianism. The entertainments will conclude with
comic Pantomime. Grand Equestrian Director, Mr. Run
naIs
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RowERY THEArRE-BoxEs 70 CENTS; PIT. l2,s
snDoGrs open . ssrtsn riss. a y o'clock
lie 90 oeEs K 81 H. , sss
Pope ap u %0s T1sp NJ W..n o Capt
leila Morys Nj. Ws%y.: jsni%.
MN sAi drama Of hf NJ
ziHs M Mss
{. 1smyss; Phrosne. Miss Haert.
burrows THEArRE-cmAMBERs STREET, REAR
FAMILY y Boxes 81
puSG sa' iGs%ssy
Se: t,f' eIsi ~, s Lady
Ess a s % &. A os
E Miss Alex
NATION AL THEATRE. CHATHAM sTREEr.-BoxEs,
~ Is cent. Pt i2 cents Private Boxes s5-Do0rs
Cow sa sssaa
ae 1isns Ts" M rSs s s.
s's Y VIVA hslry
srnha% Mr. wSs1p ns X Lane Mr. Bfand1a Captain
Mis-. Mssayer sally Martin Mrs Drew s mary Man
MECHANICS HALL. No. 42 BROADWAY. ABOVE
nss ss dqn Ae
xiNsTRELs comprising efficient and versatile oorps
chs whose in III: si q:
highly respectable ana fashionable aadisnoes Tickets
pss viii l. 1sn oS s. %
net: April u for the and Iays
osI April u ssnsas W Goaid Sai, ssinns
bellows MINISTERIAL. AT FELLOWS MUSICAL
Rysxs NJ
s s Of e
i @ sssf his great with
ropols Their Bnrssqus italian Opera
ssrf: wss siYss sss: Ssa
ay grand Concert for the seO9mmodaten Of
Jon cents Doors opsn At to oonn a at Aan'
pen every night at No. $50 Broadway, afew doors
variety Of Ethiopian ted by
sw'S nd e.
ses's tickets 10 asr
SEsnFs say.Sp.
a soon
S arm.s p this are
which Ia. receives The universal sneomiams public
Sa'
oiYn every evening At. to commence befors
.srts Eshi,i.isn every WsdnssdaS and ssss
GEaYp coScERr-uA VINCENT WALLACE HAS
w
M a n a en ssa as s
se9na%huIa and brilliant variations the Irish melody
,s sSps,,i 1ls vi, ass
on piano new ro@ NJ Music Muraarnss IN
the Trees his Grande Polka d Concert request
New Grand Duo, pianos, with Mr.. Richard Hoffman
Madame Buslele will appear for the first time in New York.
several of her avorite Ballads
with Mr. Greaorcx. Mr. A. Arthurson and other eminent
artists, will assist this occasion. magnificent orchestra
vii perform the Overtnres TO "Marmon and Mariana"
under the direction Of Mr. Loder. Full
all ' principal hsa
uinsic stores, hotels, etc.
SATTLEks cosMoRAxAs, CORNER OF BROADWAY
~ and Thirteenth street.-The first section, containing
soeetion of views Of Europe. Asia Minor Syria
the Holy Land. Egypt Nubia and Arabia will be exhibited
unt the eighth Of March after that date all these will be
replaced by views. upusuallv interesting
CASTLE GARDEN.-THIS BEAUTIFUL AND P0PU-
lar place open for the reception of visitors during
the day The view the galleries Of splendid scenery
u our noble bay and habor has not equal the world
Admission i2x cents.
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xyAcur FoR sALE.-Tug FAST SAILING sLoop
,.s,n conner fastened Throughout. She has large,
,nsa,oreiy brushed cabin ands unsurr,sssd A. plea
.,ms,s tLoAAs W. CsEoLS, RssiIsss Lsss i.s~sA
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Lea Sole Proprietor : Admission - Seats in Private
Boxes 20 cents Stage Seats cents; Boxes % cents; Par
luet l2 eents-Eegant Saloon performances After
noon and Evening Entertainments in the after
at o'clock and in the evening at half past The
varied and select such be
other place Of Amusement in New York. consisting Of
Leafs Female Ethiopian Opera Troupe numbering fifteen
performers being the largest and the time the
lists who are selected for their beauty and and who
pastures of ancient and modern times company Arab
3rs who through variety of eats of strength and
textery; Madame Rosalne the only Female Juggle the
world; company Of Male and Female Artists. who will give
exhibition Of Marble Statuary unequaled in the world
together with variety Of interesting
afternoon and evening For bills Of
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SACRED coNcERTs-yNDER THE DIRECTION OF

- MrRebold will be held large room over the rail-
road depot in Centre street Of Canal street. every
Sunday evening Doors open at six o'clock Concert
commence at o'clock. Entrance in Centre street On
Sunday evening next 18th Of April the following pieces will
gramme-Part lst March, BY streek; Overture, by
Popcurr from the opera Of the Daughter of Regiment
by Donzetti, arranged by kontx; 8, Polka by Gunger
Part ID d, Cavani, from the of Anna Boena;
Iander by Gunger Overture from the opera Of Die
pade by La Vzky Refreshments Wilt be provided by Mr.
Echord. Prices Of admission III. cents.
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HORN AND WHITES ETHIOPIAN OPERA TROUPE,

pen every night Mt No. $50 Broadway, few doors
from trand ttreot the coliseum, where splendid
variety Ethiopian nightly
oue the most talented companies consisting of twelve
ehced under che direction Of e. Horn and c.
White Doors at quarter before T. Concert
melee att quarter before Tickets Is Grand after
noon performance every Wednesday and Saturday, com
meneiRa at 3 ocllck. T. HORN g. WHITE Pronrietnrs
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POSITIVELY THE LAST WEEK, AT THE MINERVA
i Rooms, 400 Broadway.-NAGLE'S Grand Panorama
Ireland painted by the first Irish artists from sketches
within the last three yearsn fidelity interest and
beauty unriyalled-wth Irish songs Irish music, and
lrshmans illustrations Every evening at Ia o'clock We'd
nesday and Saturday afternoons at o'clock See handbls
Admittance, % cents children under L. half price.
II NEBELS GRAND NATIONAL CONCERT (FoR THE
N production of his descriptive work the Battle of
Bunker Ill., which postponed last night through the
inoiemency Of the weather will take place at Castle Garden
Monday April H. when the tickets $50 cents each and the
at the music stores of April Sth will be used
n BThe Fifth Regiment Of New York State Militia will
be present in full uniform.
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4 Isr OF LETTERS REMAINING IN rHK NEW YORK
IL Poet once, April L. 1851.
OFFICIALLY pvsI.rsHEp pAyrn A
CIRCULATION.
Pease mention the date Of the list In which they
advertised. LADIES LIST.
Abbott Mrs Abel sNsMsry Allen Mrs Margaret
Alderman Mrsl1ar- Ash Mary Armstro ng Mrs e
riet Avery Mrs Mary A Angpla Prieto Sc
Alherson irabsth Ackand NssEmma norts FRANCESCA
Alexander Mrs, 9Th Agnew Mise Eliza Anymore MrsCatha-
beth rins
Ann AllhrithMra- afh Az
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TpWARD X. COLLINS No Sc Wall street, ny.
BROWN, SHfpLErG CO, Liverpool
l. g. ROBERrSG CO.. IS Kings Arm Yard London.
L. DRAPER, ia, Boulevard. Montmartrc, Paris.
e of these ships will not be accountable for god
silver bullion, specie jr~cry precious stones or mos
sasss hills signed therefor and the value thero
ehsrin expressed. $4,000.
After the April next the Of freight by the above
sssamsrs from Liverpool will be materially reduced
lcEAS STEAM NAVIGATION CoMPANY.-ToR BRE-
y men via southamgson The United states Nail i,
stsansbsp WASHINGTON, Geo. w. Floyd Commander will
81 fsr fireman via Southampton on saturday April 18TH
t pier No North river. at " o'clock. An experienced
surgeon attached TO the ship All letters must pass
through the Post nmee Specie delivered in Havre Tor
freight e Jysri.sssg REaA, Agents, 50 Broadway
L,oR sAvANNAH-oN SATURDAY APRIL u. At
four o'clock y. M-The superior steamship FLORI DA
O tons T. Lyon master For freight apply to
SAM. T.. MITCHELL i9t Front street.
The Alabama, Capt. Ludlow. on Saturday, April ~.
INDEPENDENT LINE.-THR0UGH TICKETS, BY
sale this once only The aud splendid
steamship NORTH AMERICA will leave pier North river,
Monday 18th April and will land her passengers at Cha
Of the Of the Inds
pendent Line at Panama lst Nay cheaper and quicker
thss any other line For freight passage, apply TO
RxRrORD h CO.. vesey street, Astor House, N Y.
v Blades. unaccompaned BY Gentlemen, will be re-
eei,ed Chaere by Mr. Berford Of and
rt,d ~ him the Ithmus to Panama, and placed
board the for San Francisco Freshs 10 Sas
Francisco. % cents perlb.
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80, SAN FRAvCrsCo.-FIRsT VESSEL DISPATCH
ns.-New clipper ship ST THoNAs At pier North
an take limited quantity Of light freight only, and
:, few days Accom- modation for passengers In first
- and cabin r. II. SUTTON u Co, ~ Wall street.
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The steamship COLUMBIA will ply between San
Oregon awaiting st the former
.e arrival Of the mails from nsma, and
without delay with the mails and for the
steamer FROM San Francisco.
regular line propeilers will be for the trans
ersos Of freight and transient passengers between Psna
ma and San Francisco.
uader charter 10 the company and peculiarly
her cabin arrangement will behept running
- n extra family boat .
tue Of the sill keep up the connection be-
s~.eu Acspui . and the ether Mexican porte.
The the Atlantic will be maintained By the
yes lts'e seU tons CRESCENT CITY 500
OHIO. .......... a0p tons. CMERokEE -. ID tons
leaving New Yerh for Chaes on the iith and Eth OF each
She new steamships Ell DORADO and FALCON will
.srr, line New Orleans and Chafrcs ieAv
INA 1t such periods little detention ~ pos
Stk the isthmus and forming with the Paeno s.sam
Nerco ornia Oregon. Passage from New Orleans
be secured from Armstpong IA~rason Co., AGENTS
81 thst place.
me through sschvss from New Yosh 70 sAa Fran
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historical drama in i've acts, by fr v Schiller
RARNUMs AMERICAN MUSEUM-P. T. BARNUM-
II Proprietor and Manager-John Greenwood Jr Assis-
tant Manager Admtance to the Museum Performance
70 cents Saturday April H. (ths afternoon at o'clock
the interesting moral drama of
Miss Chapman. In the evening Shakspeares COMEDY OF
BY a dance BY Miss West, and DEEDS OF DREADFUL
NOTE-Frght Mr.. Hadaway. The innumerable euriestes
Of this Museum the vast Chinese collection kc te be
seen at all hours between A. M and 10 M every day
except Sundays.
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ERMAN NATIONAL THEATRE-OLYMPIC, 4i2
NJ Broadway.-Saturday, April r. will be performed
WILLIAM TELL, the Hero of Switzeriand-A grand
historical drama in tive acts, by Fr v. Schiller
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GENTLEMEN's LIST.

Young Mise Ellen Yorh Miss Rachael
Young Mise Nancy
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NlBLo'S GARDEN.-CIRQUE FRANCAIs.-mEAT
triumph Of the combine Classic Artists, French Eng
lsh, Germans and Americans The talent
now performing at Nibos Garden, unparalleled in the
annals OF the of this other city The company
viii remain but few days longer Equestrian Director
Mons osset Clowns, Messrs. Lathrop Wallet Gard
ner Riding Master Mr. Whitaker Saturday
evening" april Y the entertainments will commence with
Grand Cayalcade. Mile Caroline Logo will introduce the
wonderful horse Jupiter The great Oeeoa Chief
to the wild Canaan che by Mr.. Elton Stone