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The celebrated Vocal Society Of Baltimore,
THE LIEDER KRANTZ,
Represented by about principal
kindly volunteered friendly and valuable
and in order render still
ing Of public Prof Lenschow has
10 play solo his principal favore instrument
bone.
PROGRAMME.
PART FIRST.
l. Grand Overture, "Das Wunderysasse .Flotow
q Grand Chorus, "March Of Buena Vista,p by the
D. hosehden w
4. Air with variations violin De Berot
B. The SWISS Fatheiand, Grand Chorus by the
LiedcT kTanz kuchen.
o. Casfa Dpa, from the Opera Of Norma, arranged
for orchestra by c. Lenschow
PART SECOND.
l. Grand Overture Opera "Meryy
Wives Of Windsor" first time his coun-
= Pot Pouni, FILE du Regiment, by the Leder-
.!.... .Ilonzetti
T. Grand Chorus from "Frsciosa," by Lieder-
kTantz, with full orchestral accompaniment. Weber,
D. Serenade by Schubert, arranged a
Trombone, and executed by Lenschow
D. overture, FRA DiaVoio".-... Auber.
Tickets 50 EACH be had Music Store
Taylor Manrs and VIM FscheIs
at the door OF the Saloon evening concert
Mar 25-dld
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no ARIA X. MAYSARD.-Yeu hereby notified that
hereby revoke and nnnul and declare power
instrument which
have paid consideration whatever puporns give you
make contract contracts with the
and Others pr the
patent dated September ~ le48 which
dated the zb day OF october 1885, which
you have caused TO be recorded tbs Office
orbd you from making
account, for the Of
ever or OF sc''ng attorney any
ever witness my hand and this 10th February
CHRISTIAN sHARPs
In presence OF Francis King and George Msckny.
United States
1881 and recorded in Lbe page 3o5 Of transfers 81 patent
rights
+, =. In testimony whereof caused the seal Of The
= = Pstept Once 10 b. hcreonto anhred. xy
lI #.# THOMAS EwHANK,
Mnr0-h Commissioner of Patents.
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SAsouIsARy WAR WITH THr KAFrRs.-With deep re-
pret we have TO announce the renewal OF bloody, and
up TO this time disastrous, war with the kathrs All
the assurances of peace and fidelity made by the secret
allies of that traitor Sandl have been fashed-all The
pledges given to Sir Henry Smith have been violated A
Gang unary has broken out along the whole line of
the frontiers which divide the Cape Colony from ksfa
ria A strong detachment Of troops under Colonel
Maekinnon has been surprised in de6e the banks Of
the Keskamma river and three officers killed and
sixteen men killed and wounded The dead left
The field, and an ammunition wagon lost Colonel
Mackinnon reireaed and passing the Debe flats the
mex, day found fourteen soldiers of the 45h regiment lying
dead their copses manged and chopped by the kafrs
The attack Colonel Mack innons troops the sig
nal for the whole OF the Gaka tribes in open
bellon The three military villages the Gaika from
tier were surprised by the kars, and the Inhabitants
more than 70--al massacred Two women alone es-
caped TO tell the tale OF this lanentabe blow.
The Kaf6rs then poured forth in thousands in every
direction, headed by the very who few days be
fore had given pledges of fidelity to Sir Henry Smith
They attacked the town of ice. but repused by
the CAPE Mounted Rifles. under Major Somerset mum
Der OF English officers killed in the various encoun
ters All communication With the governor at Fort Cox
was cut OIL aud tor some time it believed that Sir
Henry Smith had fallen with all his escurt lie. how.
ever eon,rived to cut his way Eallanly through the
thousands who surrounded him. He made dash with
250 Cape Mouned Rifles. and reached Kings william
The Cage government have called upon the colonis.
10 r,.s en- oasss and sx,srninate the barbsrous aod
formidable savsges who have again dehed the Engsb
power There can be no doubt that the war will be The
most bloody which has yet occurred The military posts
maintained, endorsements coming mp the seat
of var and divernion axnoctsd b. nn6a ~ many
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CCuENCK OF Things FamiIiart by the Rev. D~s@sS
= Far al. nv TAYLOR MAunr,
Mario Bookseller, IN sasss
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BALTIMORE, March 24-5. D..
Dinnu to NJ, Wsbster.--Loss of Re koJsna-Ty,al Of
Bank Robbus.-Ihs California Maiis-T The Markets.
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~ n. ClUsKEN, Architect and Csvsa DnUanssss 49,
y. buidtnC nnsA 49, ~ FsnnsyN
avenue, between IN anl IN ssrsss wssk
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DROtEEDTNIs aud Debates OF the VIrXlnin State
i Convention of 1928 Price 50 so.
The Ngnn Report Of touching the alien sedi
ton laws, together with the Virginia resolutions of December
1893. Price 81 so.
Commentaries of Virginia by Henry George
Tueker-2 vols. Price $40
Matthew's Guide Commissioners in Chancery practical
forms for the discharge Of their duties adapted TO the code OF
Virginia. Price 81 50.
An Essay slavery; by Thomas r. Dew, president
liam and Mary College, Virginia. Price so cents.
Mu25 FRANCK TAYLOR.
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For Norfolk

.-SL-A The Steamer osCEOLA will leave Washington fol-
A<am the above place Saturday instant
O'Clock, Returning will Norfolk Monday The 3.t
III 4 O'Clock, p. m.
Passage and fare, s..
Mar Is JAMES MITCHELL.
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The celebrated Vocal Society Of Baltimore,
TIE LIEDER- KRANTZ,
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DIED.

On w,Sps.Ssv MAJ = 1881. Mr. GEORGE heFADDEs. 0uy
o The late Gsoits ana 'sha nefsaasa ~kes % -A
aus Gays. u, =, .
W V.uts.rs rs.eectfulv his fausfsl
% Wsepssesy AokTlhER youngest 500 Ct Wnss' and
Of %, family respectfully requested 70 atsat tie
psr,l on Frssy 9th ins At OcOes p from 10 frass
DO 81 ~s.A-',
G,du. lsso Sssis monhs ans s. cDs
Tns OF the am9 are respectfully requested 70
,,t,us n. upsra LlW 81 nfrsy he IA ast al 0as
&c., -, n. n.,.r. Mas. cory. zysEs
2 AZ NeNarAs r. = aloss -lossi
xTFPHEs NORRIS. sged "a Ears
~ those OF hrs a1ef "a nv" CaP. Aahpp,
,s respectfully nsss 70 s'tsas bis iunsf % f's 1a a.
$3.50 N tom bs late cencs, "a Cross o. NsSafl J.
~, 70 OF Cortland u a. IN 4 ans r. ~
a. Pbkds lphs paper glssse eofJ ,vy -, d, -. g. -
- Tn..s,V Ms, s BRiTrON CUTTER OF ths h~ IRA OF
Rs.srsr 4 Cutter 70 the ssh ear Of hs sss - g.,
- n ,os Of he fanny VI his efottsFs stspds1,
r,,.R ssuus J1n e. CcsF are s''lo ~ $3.50 rs
fun-rs or ThuTses' sh in-i sS" e''A' "''- - ~ 49, A
~ Bs,chst -hbout further lvtaiiou ,,x, corr,xs =.
AZ Esv or.ans April a, hfs s 20 -.
TstA yer srsss JOHN n BV1ALAt'
Gf .yark
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-05-08

liberal support OF The Mission IN sy. TIE powers in the
hs'ern Churches wOuid have sid sfoyts Of ~
nHot afie, wer- lot Ihsl thsy bad received sucl SAP
pom ,H'm ber American freLds TIE alarm create ~
We Mftlou trd - issqes q ffarts there raj 1al
houcra to- civil suihpriues ini-r'-re art IA -
~ ao hssiiL SEQ res0Ttsd ionsV iheir books
Wee s,zed arc scattered through The very These
Neie en re results o. their lahOrs Tney frlihs.
80 -p-ueVer uHcs distributed 0~rsuuon Il ~
iore uer ever whore Their snong ne Arnenians
~nrmptaicaly Bible woFr-tfey distributed re Boie
10 10 puriy 10 be Aru tsn srtrtge When hst hey
enu &c heir s-ors hey found % e1 10 Of the
me- I'D bh- - hcs hsd printed IL he ffs century
dn'frR much from the Bible OF Ibs pr-seut age h con
utgec fAVeIs 10 Asia MianT were slrurE sth The aE
t'ffhrg an ~ he sfiur ~ The Bne ther@ He
rex oseo UpOn Ne tovsrsges % Tract cc1s ion, par
uen sfiy amorg ihs 1eo Christian hreftren Who c~ei
IN Sors'snroope Eigbl Fvsrg-nosl Churches Do~ ex-
'eo 10 Armenia, tso = uhich were ocst-d 10 Constant
rope Ire husssrren by ms hsc received clsoci go
60 nrgstzscn srd ts operation would -veuiusif evan
gene ma par - h- Robe Rev Mr. W here e'nc1ded,
VIZ tpe i1loVirR reso ution wss pat srd carried
hfff'fa fhaf ths So Gully he tfice gooi-
'.s ena Ing sm 500 fr Forge aHd Fse'n i.oi''
.. ptP'ed Al he st and thai renewed sEeons
il,,o o. nar- 20 suftsu The Chfislsn pre-. s5roai
heV PLATTE, delegate from PariI, proposed ne
reIt 'eso Uuon g. follows:
htforea fbst rocs cbsnes eortrerta Eurnps - BOT
'sen ne % gtn Wt. -thafCe s motives 90 he r1soa
o. pure tosp'l he sc's Of civil and spiritual ts0t'n
amer otsrrg some remarks IN support ofhe resou lon,
me election Of officers mOion TOOK psce when sftor
GEOLOGY and benedicrons The meeting separated
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were lstes TIE pupils al neatly dressed tho girls Ia
Whue. occupied The choir Dncer the oFga7i NC
tsschers ADO officers o. TIE nsuu seated on tue
ptuom TIE scl GLARS bad AL cheerful. neshy a1oeer'
s'cr snc except cets'n smlrss mspner OF tufnicg
be bead, their uis'ortnr would BADLY he perceived
fhr exercises comu- ncei with unta'y the organ
very wei Performed bv NJ Era Hal; followed ~ .
chorus 81 rejoicing vie al irsgu mental pr-late Ia.
scfoss were then exerr'sed 10 reainz from the rated
% - ~ the hind whch thew displayed facility sd
readiness Of perception. almost msrv- Dur'rg Tbs
-Ihibou they vtre aso exsmin-c IN 8eogrsphy. Gram
msr. Arithmetic. Hlsory ard AstrooOmy-sil VIA CO
ele Thc hale f-llo Es showed 40 snR.sE
siun 10 IN answering cf Cseslon,, some u ~hch were
shouted be Top OF NE vOice Among the mnsea
character have spsce % nOuce tenor ava no
Fbe Cr~suon sung by dsE -tL Oar Frs1oship " BY
SLifer, the" Lssl Man ny L Hal sole by 4 Bar
At. The D-sre Of See hover" by J. Su r at
Chofus 9 - emit 81 he Il" Dresm o. bone" was sso
b-suufuy surg Between The rsrts. orttasl p'etcd
scdess delivered by Misc Cgnthis Bullock Th- AZ
hhuou 10 every respect csedisab- 20 ne Gnsgesen
" The Institution.
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vsy. rsors Rev smss cs'nle. D. sni Rev How
sro utoe o. krsad, Professor Act-rs3yse UV~oAt.
Hollsro d. CA'Ove, frsrsfor'. Germsny. l.suS-rS
Paris; LIrsspt hsyd; W " Aot-rson F.q Js-
msies; Rev Joan 0sl 0~sy Ns~.sra1.~ct; J VI CO.
? Chs,e Ohio Prof c cl-v-l.n4 Penney v.saa.
Wur Gooc Ell. Se~ You Rev " P-,sin. C,soessi-
Gu: } hn q Whn'ier hsssschuse'ts Rev Or WI 10 OF
Tor,.p,o Csnscs; Mr. yorss 81 Sc mpd.
on molten the pot seceptec ard ths perssss
nsusd dec sr,d GU -iesied rev 2 EVefcsl odcref
10 % 10 NiDs r-solOtion
1900 80 ssts sfsrs PotltsSt
d.. 80 ,s.u.l ,g . ths Cokf ssisase AsF s~ss
,sas as un<ss uJuss PIE asss' as'a'' ne eess
rssrs -. ---- - -
Be'Srr ard George nowu'rg sud sdop-d Gasaifsoae
n TIE s,c.ety Ihen scj ,uirso unit. nesth
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LATER FROM JAxMcA.-We have received
eIes of the Kisgston AdUertt'cr and the C0to"1s<
Standard 70 May Is, by the North America The
following are the only items worthy Of notices
ri. Honor the Mayor and Rev. Rector d.
stewart were engaged the whole Of yesterday In
distrbuting funds placed ct their disposal for NJ
relief Of persons who have suffered from Choiern.
TIE applicants were 90 numerous, that up TO Il
o'cock their cases could not be heard, and the 70
no ainder were postponed till today.
We learn from undoubted authority tnM ~" -.
a.nta Anna will leave Carthsgens In all tais
month for this Island, en- route 10 Mexico ~nefs
II il expected be will be again elected Presidents
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American Female Guardian Society; and
Home fer the Friendless.

This Anniversary was held last evening at
o'cock Al lhs Church OF he rgrilAns The prOgra nms
announced thai DR. Cheever wold preside bl 10
cuenee OF able Absence The Rev Dr. Cesve and
or Provoerce. called 10 The char The Rev. M San
rsrd opened The prceeedings win introductory prayeS
Amer anGiug hy Ihs Choir me Rev NJ Benton read hs
Annual Report showing tue successful operations OF tue
Society upon which The chsf Al offered lew rsnsrks
in he sbseuce Of tue Rev Mess Beecher add rskgsu
who also announced In The proRrsmn 10 be
ana AcdFeu The meeting. Dr. ryug hereOpon came Tor
and spoke briefly IN favor Of TIE operations OF the
Society Of The Home for the Freadess, which no In
existence be said. f)r Eve and amer hang sc,om
plished much good fee from deol De concluded
By say that having always aided The Society 10 is
siionp he would continue Do upOa svery oecasOa
Aher iAkir up collection The Society separated about
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Court Of General Sessions. "WEDNESDAY, May
Before Judge Bsbee and Aid. Griffin and Ball
TT7nI Man aim hfor Maehsn

p'cc on ~ Images Wrh uans.us hitter he second
csu'rg ne cssh o. Aus hcGo~sn g
OF VIII bad ossn sr tns her employ 'hs ufn-1t
WIS ou1d egaLst Yrs Media IA fb7 District AttYf -
s 20 tfet the - % IA TIE
l 90 oesth ol M tsstet Est a.
the tsd' this TO where's ntfo1s,ss - -
prosScuior named Mr. Gina 20 the oths Hrs cn1 ~n0
sroie 20 having the n the hous # Mr. Gman y Ois-f
It, the evening ofthe Of December es Iaey 1esc 81
her couoou sd she 20 the h0uss eaf,
and feeble rot % be sols % gpary sEanj ss Ts
hso c' although COD weather her e 40 EEL
verJ pain her eact SIDE
Ia consequences Of The account she gave, Ms Ginsa
cut and procure the AID Of Pe once. ~
whose asssostts poor vas coaapctso U The o1ta Wd
ssfNu House She removed % tie b3sp sL Tns
uoty Ths thess os
Cou adjourned lr the day the Adsr1en had sons
tfca psrO elsewhere. Tie vii - resuuea tn
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Markets md stocks.

PHILADELPnIA, Wednesaayi May T. .
BARK is in fair demand, and further sales OF
No have been $50 y The corroS marIet arm
TIC receipts quite moderate Ttsfs sons hIts k
ror csstd bnis good brands part Lancs7 oua9'
80 s437A - bbl ~hch the general asa ns rate fo Guy N
SUMPTION. prcss 81 % s. o. oT conon sue
bfaucs fq6S5 s. m u - Tor isn) Ne" loA
In Rrr F1oUn a. CoIS Mei lave heard ct 20
0r.-- Pes Of but hers very tue inquiry
m Il sass Of bushels prime Pc lnsyhana White al - rs
demand tor neht
or, are IN sr REQUEST: bushels Penns,lvana 10 store soh
40 A. ouss Of al ee'cup ons are soos asnno
A., cs. uprsro The stock of PosK IN 10" hauds Sn NE
m >. OCT n offering rIessn Ssles Of 30 ca,l HAH 49,
liLc ~ 10 fer ola cAnvasses smhed pr' "a anl
80 IN .s Al d. az b sale Of lAKB at
IN "a 10 bbs i0c hsa cher WHrsS steady Al
5slc 10 bb's, and SAY and 2sc bids . , .,,,o
sslss sTccKs.f na Beard lsun Ms So ys
pqsbuyf o. ~ SaO CouuJ O. 30 l0 10 tenn.yNins X
ts 30 Rese ne mr. S7l S. 90 State os 50, loa1s 100 Nor
rs Canal. ltA o.. =, a., s..,s. ,ots. . a, ooo
Prburh ., q 500 State s., 81, sltoosas Cseal o. o.
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Superior Court. "WEDNESDAY, May.
Before Jad 90 Oskley
d.


basuce be due freight OF hides snd cof-s ro
The $40 fsr cyfss
hoes proportion, the Of Nsw Tok Paud
q Chamber Of Com nsfs
1874 'hs freight 81 l3 10 Of toes YOU'D Be proporoa
q Fee CLAIMED e Rht srnPprtor While for dsn
the custom - merchants NeV Yst
h. II icss progrtiuu . ton o. Tee Several
'smnuy W favor RI ia'tsr principle
The ha- snc frss from t a.
The FOR the Jury ~bsthsr the C1an5- Of
standard aeDfd the custom Of New T0r II
ofcrel; ps'sit The Jury 'oubd favor Of 5rlsF asd
gave verdict for pstnuH for smouut olame3
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Ofdall Ronrd OF Assistant Aldermen.
STARED GEasION WEDNEsDAY MA

bTAFEU bE5sION..s'
Present-A. A. ALvoRD, Esq. President, In the
Char. Assistant Haley, bsbbatt mccarthy ycs o.
W-bk Webb Crane. Miller, smh Temsa fearsa Ssnas
Ward Bolster, Ely and Edwards. - ,., .
accepted. 5000 -. a..
A.st Ad Fly habbstt appointed COMMITTEE
prepare 70 the conP0n aac openB OIL
IL, IA -.
PLr Hone ths the adjourn until % morrow THURSDAY Al
tsrEoon the emSsrs Atteud The luuefa OF ne ~
'e s H., i.0 y, ,s RICHARD SCOTT CLERK
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Cirouit Ceurt.... "WEDNESDAY, May l.
Rafors Indge King

~. .. SterarG againat Jas. ". EtUeH AID
$1,000 nssn is<s attached the org Lssssss ta'a
s @ % utiSs Cab ofua TIE esn was of sssl Ot SAP
A. ey ofcst Cspssa hsssrs G~eH ac'rssdy
-, save 6oad a. se he vessel vas h9
ga % % Ne eeaa TIE es's8ss tfs thai ne s,saN
s.a1 a. udveual az no, @ the shp-snd sscVea nAi
lF,ssY a. ~ e charge. stores tsoeh A. cnapAo
- Gs private o. tbs CsPtAa. And the seP
s-'n tNs case . SIN ca.
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Ans,ts .oo Newspapers tsnd or EgsRa esae Snt Sect
Apa are scot by steamer, matter OF what ms
Col.neu OF EuroPs By the CetLfss -ne
except
sunec Be prepaid IN inh -. -.
Lsus. % he Contnsui Of Europe By The CssAm Lns m9 %
prspss rats sIcsp; y those PAGES Is area 10 D
prsPAsd u ieG
STEAMERS TO ARRIVE FROM EUROPE.
EUROPA Liverpool for Nav fora SATURDAY Apr 50
BTKMsNesa Bfsh 81 Tor NeS fort fiidAy Apr 10
CAMBRIA saiied from Lvsry ooi Tor Boston, nV s.
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sSow-We learn from . gentleman vi sssrs
Hsge.Iown yesterday hat eomneoeea ass..ios sp
sbC a. 5clocK and continued eitnoos rss sDov ws
.ou,s setss deep ma ne fs ,od sis, nov "a Iss
sIly bone down by te heavy oI 4. feared win rsssk
bxstchsG Much injury 2 - Wssssr Bali rsk "a
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MARRIED
n. -. n, WARREN COLEMAN

On Nav 6 by Rev Mr. lT.tts Mr. } WARREN coLEAAS,0
Aibsr,. 10 Ms BARRIET l.. TlMoNs, Of ths C'J
AI Chprch The mssssh by Rev Samas Osoot Ga TIE III
s,V o. ma, rat JAaEs BALBWiN q Al lCiA w MOUNT.
Sara Ia. Aprl - M GEOh1h D. AAlv"Si q VIZ
siaa, 70 Mss NARY NIRGlNlA JONE~
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LAW COURTS.
Court UsIendar......Tms DAY

SUPERIOR COURT.-Nos. 52i, 81 %, 40, a. 81
40 g. 49, So &C. g. So g. 90 81 81 ~ 70 ~, 90 LVI'
100 los l(4, IC6, III, lo8, 10 10 90 . 90, o., o.,
C,RcciT CouRT-Nos S55 $780, So S57, 9, l88 sat- Si3
s0t $751; S5S 554. 29s, ~. 355.
CoMMON PLEAs-Ssme ~ yesterday
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the North America, from Chagres
ArnsaA and Jamaica.

r.. steamship North America from Onagre''
The S,s ss. Jam, nri'sd ls't evening. She
va rs.sr.. hDril 81, at sOclook p NJ arrived
ieis onsb''' ,ha sOth, at O'Clock P. NJ, with
Oh h'neOn and 100000 in coin and dust on
wv Ps''eSe ~. hands of passengers. Thence,
treiso' aou " m;,b go passengers, made Sandy
BOOK Ag Crescent City, Destination unknown
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,p.,hsr Jonath an


"a BROTHER J0Has"
~" 100 Aorefson tAN
WNJsn, Tanner f7fnh
80 ID W.t,s,n.n
pwst - V,aY.-t
Rnupbsl. G~.,.s
, 10 q S.lAs'
fsVyn, W GssEoth l.frI
sWBbss N. A,dsron EStsEsrd
IWseDsr, q, Ao5sr.,n Jshot
RcSlOv, sline.
Up Po.s 80 y ..1.,.,, q g.h.r
noo'o-t A Pm - DAVIS
Hs.,h,on nNs ".rrt. tI 49,.
yte Pumps o"vpn
= u.,J z ns-h-' os-nei
Ta..S.H ns s-%nef ssonsu
y Lsse,son 81 slate ~ snsla
JacksCs, e-t
bnH' N W.,son V.nson
= sg.s,~r 1-OwG
TO-. Jno Bis'ey Turlsr
80 Wo,Ss Alex LYONS RBtH
n n so,, wv OfaTs D Wa.srs
yChhss. wn,Ay,n. NRl.,nlv
= yM,Dchsstsr NordvIs Eaton
az So KnDwls
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The Ocean steamers.
LIST or STEAMERS FOR THE MONTH oF MAY.
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r.h,.,,,. 81. pnnlI. d DE Blind AsyIss.

ExhibiTion Of the PuplIs 81 'Ho p-s;I. -
TIE Anniversary Exhibition Of the PaPls Of
dsy sasrpoo6 s al he T1Ss,ns ssssr. IsS r.
cOus eci6ce crowded 70 - - ..stscos
urHhie 70 sain adniLtaAce. ESeL-l-NH' ~ - =
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Trial Of EdDard f. Douglass, indicted for
uurde, on bo,rs the bark G enn Continued
The nrisnnars lnll OF than being in Cnnrtl Were
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DART OF A HOUSE WANTED
CutIern, 6aromare, &e.

ENNLARGEM .--CHARLES >.
H. LITTLE. (successur 20 Osborn Lntlel having en-
Iarged his pretnscs occupying both buildings Nos IS and
81 Fuon-St has with the enlargement, opened up m ad
ditiop his already extensive assortment new ana very
large stock ofHARDWARE, CUTLERY, EDGE TOOLS,
&c and for the better information OF hs fuenls ana tbc
pubic who are not informed as 70 the extent OF his assert
ueut would state that an
THE CELLARS
,f Nos 80 and 81 are kept Cut and Wrought Nails Spikes
Horse shoes Ryeis Anvis, Wagon Boxes, Scotch Hone
and other heavy goods. - 800. 49,,
TIE FIRST FLOORS Of Nos. 80 and 81 AND SECOND
FLOOR OF No 80
are occupied mainly with Shelf Goods Cutlery BINDERS
Hardware Edge Tools and Tools for mec hancs IN general
THE THIRD FLOOR OF No 80
with Shovols Spades HAY. Manure and Garden Forks po-
tafo Hn0n. Nises. Chains, Corn and Coiee MINIS, &c
THE THIRD FLOOR OF No. 81
"a devoted 10 samples Of Timed and Japauned Hollow
ware Sauce and Frying Pans. round aud oval Boilers
Brass Kettles Furnaces Scales, Pump Augers aud RIM
uerS Mortics and Boring Machines, JackscTews Guns
States and goods FOR the California market, &c.
THE FOURTH FLOORS
of Nos 80 and q contain Hoes, Scyhs Rakes acks traps
Pumps Well Cham and fixtures, Sleigh Bells Sad-Tons
Turkey OIL Stone, Sand Cmcbles, &c:
THE FIFTH LOFTS
of Nos 23 and a. COopers Truss Hoops, Bellows Scyhe
Snats Handles assorted Black Lead Pots. CcH Holds NC
The whole comOrisIns complete assortment than
can found concentrated any store ~ his hne ana
which the attention Of W friends and the pubic VINO
have SO long extended theff patronage Is invited
IS 3mFrS Tu&W am3t
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t>OR SALE-lhe iast-saihng Schooner
Il MARTIN VAN buren,, rebuilt from her keel m
this last Spuu al poushks. and now running, fIou A.
hany 10 Ne~-NoIA Her dimensions fellows " feet
keel "a, feet BEAM ie,t ne hold draws feet Of
when loaded carries 100 she has sails aud
gng thfOu ghaut and IS wei calculated to run to Nngnls
in the pane wood business lac undersigned built the
above vessel with gOo material and IN the best possible
msnnes She can he t.1sht l9w and on accommodating
towiLtlAM DRAKE, y, puts Sheriff, City Hall New
York
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and JEWELERS.
MORGAN HORSES.-A matched pan
Real Gstaie for Sale.

EOR SALE-A frst-class House, IN
ro,n,'e,e order wnlcn has been built Little over
t.o e,rS and Is in the best part # BrOOAlyn-llo Rense
n second door west FROG Clnsn-st Lot &c., feet iF0
bv 25 deep extending back Garage way when leans
out To- Hesrvst The hOus. me fun SIZE 81 the ct ~
width ara extends back % lee. with neat yafd ~ nom
and rear House substantially nuH three stores WIN
hgh basement and cellar beneath having gas aho "aet
pIles. with tw bath FOODS with water-clOset IN eA'h
and wash. basins set r'le tops, ~ each cla'neI an
Of winch are supplied By well constructed leahed c's'e
IN the attic which supplies ;he entIe house WIN spu
ram water The house seen at any time during te
Jay where further ini.1ati.L WI he gwen respecting H.
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NOR SALE--Scyeral brown stone
Houses IN the upper pei % the city, containing al
modern improvements PlCs from 50 500 to 900 Also
several houses let storhou,e ON 22d.s for sale
Pnce ST. 900 Appiyto \. Il klNSliMER, No. 3l9 all
ay after ppm oil I'm
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CNGATUCKFEMALESE SEMINARY

- Westoort. Conu.-Mss " COLEY. Principal The
Winter Term vii open NOV tbs SCHOOL benz designed
exclusively or BoardeYs and vi those a hfniisd number
the teachers enable 70 devote iif-e potion u ;,fe
each pr p thus greatly facilitating moral, mental, and
uYslcal rr0s enent Terms reasonable. Circulars,
tanning arIcllars. procured ov sddsesng tie PRINCIPAL
or = tue bookstore Vi MARX II. NEWMAN co, No.
les Br0adWlr
REFFRENl E.-Rey. ". Il Frsbie. Westport Joseph
Jauncss, VI y Wesrrort Morris Ketchum, Es's, West
gogl Marx n Newman Co No. 10 Broadway. New
H0Ik. WsNelan Ds.enrn. Controllers Office, New
York. Hon HEM Green. Trenton, New-Jessey.
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