davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-06-02

patience under existing restraints has not
been so great as to lead to a remuneration
OF the present government, why have we
reason to fear worse result in the future
Now let it be remembered that, according
to Col. Wing6eld's argument--which,
by thcway, is not susceptible ola satisfac-
tory demonstration-th West, on any
principle of representation, will have ma
jority in both Houses ofthe Legislature by
the time the present arrangement of the
"compromisc" shall terminate. 1.-THE West
has submitted patiently for twenty years
to the mixed basis without the prospect of
a removal of the grievance, is it reasonable,
is it just to its patriotism, to infer that, it
viii now renouncc its connection with us
when it is shown that the exercise Of that
same patience for fifteen years longer-a
mere moment in the history Of nations
will give it the much coveted boon, the
power to control the State and its legisla-
toni Surely if the West has such impli-
CIT confidence in this argument, as is affec-
ted, it would act the part Of wisdom to
leave the redress of its grievance to the
quiet influence of time, rather than incur
the hazardous experiment Of dividing the
State. Divide the State, forsooth The
instances are rare Of nations voluntarily
cutting off own sources Of revenue, and
we can scarcely doubt that our Western
brethren affect virtue entirely too subli-
mated forpoorhumanity wlenthcy threaten
to abnegate the flesh pots of the East. 1t
is no small matter to have travelling com
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-04-15

RARNUMS MUSEUM, PHILADELPHIA.-P. T. BAR
- Proprietor; H. Sanford Assistant Manager This
xsek the admirable company viii in series Of spen
the Husband Of my Heart, and tho beautiful drama Of
Luke the Laborer Thursday evening Mr. Cheste Fare
we'll Benent with the comedy OF Love in Maze and
the yirgnia NANNY" The afternoon performances
Light lively and interesting New novelties always pre-
pairing Adnittance cents children under 10 years ls
eentA
a RCU STREET THEATRE.-PRoP0sALs FOR RENT
"A ing The above Theatre for from September
y0i, viii be received before LIST May Address,
BRANSoS, 50 Market street.
PHILApErPHIA. April s. 1851.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-04-15

BROADWAY THEArRE.-E. A. MARSHALL SOLE
Lssses-Doors open At curtain rises At hafpast
oeoek Dress Circle aud Parquete 50 cents Family aud
Third Circles % cents; Gallery l2 cents Private Boxes
and TO- InssSay s,snaE Gr ~ will be presented the
SsrsSn; Tasnar NJ whiting Huaina capae Mr. Frederck
Tyeobroc Sgnor Carlo Gen of the Harp Miss olivia: en
Of the Ebon Wand Mr. Reynolds King Of Silence Mr. Nat
thews; knnae Misc Gousenheim; ocella Miss Cougeu-
heinz Cassana Mre erwood Previous which, the farce
Of MY PRECIOUS BETSY. = $500 - ~~
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-04-15

IT s. MAIL STEAMSHIP CoMPANY-FoR NEW Or
~ leans direct, via Havana Saturday April 18th
3ociock NJ Pare reduccdThe splendid douoic en- CINE
steamship OHIO 5000 burthen James Findlay Schnk
Y. NJ commander will sail precisely at o'clock NJ
from her pier atoot OF Warren street. r. with the Gov
mails direct for Havana and New Orleans Chayres
transferred at Havana 70 the splendid doubleen
CINE steamship FALCON Freight taken to New0reans at -
cents foot Specie only taken freight to Havana
No bills Of ading will be signed after the sailed
For freight apply at the office OF the Company
' ~ ~ " nj O ROBERTS
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-04-15

LyoR NEW ORLEANS DtRECT-To ARRIVE Sc
verai days advance Of the United states Mail Rates
materially reduced The and splendid steam
chip UNION, captain Thomas budd will leave Pier Ne
North River Tuesday the 18th three o'clock
N The great speed % th. beautiful ship proved
b SUFFICIENT passengers that
pii be landed several In United
states Nail: The Union has doeta eide lever Marine
which admitted ~ Judges n be
smrrvior TO any heretofore bt ~ Ills country and
etste Rooms and other us for omfort 81
unequalisd Her tables will he furnished
xith every luxury the market affords and passengers may
v.v pp.r their wants being attended civil and
stewards Those bound New Orean. are par
suiary requested TO examine this chip previous making
ath., For freight passage, appiy -
~ syoTTORD, TIIEsToN a Co, ~ South street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-04-15

srpWxRp II X cofiiSs' No 50 wall street. NY
BROWN, SMILEY CO. Liverpool
D q. ROBERTS a CO, " Kings Arm Yard London.
l. DRAPER, JR., . Boulevard, Montmartrs, Paris.
s ships will not be accountable for sod
eyer. buhon specie jewery precious stones Or metals
usbe hills % fading signed therefor and the value thero
ths1N expressed. -
Amer tbs April NEXT the 81 freight BY the shove
sses1svs from Liverpool will be materially reduced.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-04-15

The new steamship COLUMBIA will ply between San
rransco aud Oregon awaiting the former
the arrival Of the malls and Panama and
turning without delay with the malls and for the
steamer from san Francisco.
regular line 81 propeers will be kept up for the trans
portstion Of and transient passengers betweea Pans
and San Francisco. -.
The welIknown steamship SARAH SANDS Of 800 tons
burhen under charter 70 the and peculiarly
extra "a miiy boat
One will keep MP the connection be-
tween Acapulco and the ether Mexican ports:
The connection In the Atlantic will be maintained by the
GEORGIA. a0D tons. CRESCENT CITY | 500 tons
OHIO. $500. 500 tons. CHEROKEE i 80 tons
EMPIRE CITY. .20o tons. lotions
Leaving New York Tor chass the nth and 18th Of each
month. -. -
direct line between New Orleans and Chagrss lsav
ing At such periods will little deen,on a pos
shp through line to and from New Orleans and ports Ia
Mexico Calf ornia and Oregon Passage from New Orleans
be secured from Armstrong Lavrason Co.. AGENTS
ct that place.
The fare through tickets from New Y0ri San FrAa
ssco has been reduced from
$500 In state rooms, 70 $50.
tyD In lower cabin, 20 $40.
me rata from Rev Chsyss viii be ~ the lowest
adopted by safe steamer between thoee ports
ebce Of terths apply 81 the once Of the Company
" ara 90 South street. and IT their agency IN Westt
L,oR SAN PRASCTsco.-FIRsr VESSEL DfsPATcH
Line-New clipper ship ST. THOMAS, at pier North
River take limited quantity Of light freight only and
sail in few days Accumulation for ra..ng.rsi IN nrr
and second cabin. y. n SUTTON CO., ~ wall street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-04-15

NATIONAL THEATRE, CHATHAM STREET-BOxES,
IN % cents Pit 12 cents Private Boxes, $5-Doors open
O'clock at half past o'clock
Benefit Of Mrs Frank DrewTuesday evening April 18th
BAsSADOR-sir Patrick o'Pienipo, Mr.. Drew; Isabella
Mrs Drew. which. Song and Dance, nee
Day, Mrs Drew. To be followed by the burlcslue OF
HA1.LET The Fat Boy1hsm let. Mr. Salisbury; HOrato,
Eeous spectacle Of the MAGIC WELI-Amshack Mr. Fl
Seymour; Hanimed, Miss L. Mestayer. -
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-04-15

THERE rs TINE FOR ALL THINGS, AND THE
j SAMUEL Brothers ~ Ludsate hill, London, are happy
say while they devote their asduty 70 the
tho they not unmndfu that they have
gained -eminence. they will maintain that pre-em
selling the best articles, having the most
ralie variety paying to their patrons the most assiduous
attention combined with style and They invite
In London 70 investigate their unequaed
collection q clothing suitable not only for the present
season but TO the approaching In the Bespoke
Department their system Of charging separately for the
eioth from making aud trimming has gained unbou
Satisfaction The ready made stock for the present season
embraces everything that capital and skill command
lSs Cd TO Saxony Al- 20 t2a
frock s extras Sascny Llama cloth paietot sleeves
he lined With silk 2ts, this coat be either
froek oyercaat Alpaca eoat Is 70 IL; cashmere, s
2os the oxonan coat any cclcr Ice Cd 70 sos trousers
Cd lue quilting vests Is; Alpaca S. Patterns
table prices plate u fashions guide ~ self
Nv means Of which any gentleman forward his
schedules for the information o. these requiring
naval military smigant opthts, are sent TO all parts Of
the Kingdom, free Of postage, 80.
SAMUEL BRoTuERs. 70 Ludsate hill,
one door from the Old Bailey, London.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-04-15

Vacrir ron sALE.-TuE FAST SAILING sLoop
III yseht Naeomac, twcnty--is feet keel eleven tons
tpv,h.o copper fastened Throughout. She has large,
Handsomely rni-h~e cabin and onsar.ssed as plea
.,. she Ia In perfect erder and be app-
cation 10 THOMAS W, OSBORN, Beiipors, Long Island.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-04-15

NIBLos CARDEN.-CIRQUE DE PARTs-ADDI-
~ tional Novety-Last Week but One Of the Season..
The assembisge Of real talent performing Niblo
Garden unparalleled in the annals Of the OF this
or any other city. The company will remain DAYS
longer Equestrian Director Mons Losset shakspeareen
lester Mr.. W. Wallet; Modern Yorick Mr.. s. Lathrop-
Second appearance Of the youthful and accomplished Mile
Marie n her beautiful Partisan Act On Tuesday evening"
April 18TH the entertainments will commence with Grand
ManGuvre, by the whole Of ladies and
Madame Caroline Logo in 4 Grand Eques Act Sc
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-04-15
SIIIPPING.

DAC1FIC MAIL STEAMSHIP c0MPANY.-THE ONLY
through line for California and Oregon via Havana
and Chages-Fare reduced-0n Saturday, April 10Th
s. r. NJ The splendid doubeengine steamship OHIO 5000
tons burhen, james Findlay schenck u NJ commander
NH san precisely at three o'clock from her pier at
the foot Of street ~ r. with the Government Mails
for Chagres connecting with tine favorte United States
Mail Steamship Oregon TO leave Panama about the
10Th o. May For freight or passage apply at the oce 81
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-04-15


BROADWAY THEATRE.-E A. MARSHALL, SOLE
fs1s Circles cents Gallery i esnss frass Boa sas
sss e. 1ss'sls o 80 % be M:
ssrt9n Iasnar M whiting Haaina capac Mr. Frederek
TX s oSs
thsws kanae Misc Gousenheim; Cecilia Miss Gougen-
Of KY PRECIOUS Previous to which, the farce
NIBLo's GARDEN.-cIRQUE DE PARrs.-ADDI-
~ sionII noveity-Last Week but One Of the season.
Garden unparalleled in the arena Of this
s rhs x fs%.s 'ss ssy
81 s'sssa ass M s. san
Marie her Partisan Act On Tuesday evening
aaavrs the whole troupe Of isdies and sensmss
Madame Caroline Logo in Grand Equestrian Act, Sc
RRoUGHAMs LYcEUx, BROADWAY, NEAR BRooxx
ans s fss sas
-Do0r. open at q 70 begin At half past o'clock Tues
s No gsss
Il hs .: s.<s
G'GS Ra. si h E fa hss
TEER To- fnuds @ hs
tant Manager Admitanee 70 the ausean Is esnts-Ios-
81 Af s tsf ss GLE
s;15 rsS ass A so asf Nc For nSVs
Tss c sSs Mr G. w. An sres Of the WANDER
Mo ea,fss Bsnehs The presssas to be ds1ossa q
TSs g. n.s The es
DAY. be all nSur between
- Prices Of Admission Private Boxes cents Boxes
5 cents Pit l2 cents Tuesday evening April 18th. will
daring sssoai aPpsarsnss
bris. and his Infant sons SECOND Of Viz
NV !: DER Mr. Iipman, entire eo%psny ali
1 sGo TO conclude with the M
COMPLIMENTARY BENEFIT TO MEssRs FARwELL
Tn % Of the Slavery ~ is Mcsss
satisfactory which have
the large amount Of varied and difficult
token Of their regard for them o.
I take aee At tho hs
theatre on Wednesday evening April 10th when the whole
der assisted BY numerous volunteers Of emnence including
ss see y p0q s eS For full
this night devoted to the benefit Of the Messrs Farw
GRAND coNCERT.-wM VINCENT WALLACE HAS
Grand Vocal Music Tpier
Han on Tuesday evening I'D inst on which OCCASION no
sscnnambua and brilliant variations the Irish melody
this viii also sns
teuTsl in Double Quartette by spohr W. " Wallace will
lie Trees Grsnde Polka d Concert asy rsqaas and
G Sth hs Mr. f ms ID aa
aaas,9 several Of Aras and Ballads.
artists will assist this occasion masnhcen.
under the direction George hods1 Full
IN future Tickets, 81 eaoh-to at
william Hall Sons 29 Broadway and at all the principal
music stores hotels, etc.
HORN WHITES GREAT JOINT BENEFIT WILL
= take place on Friday evening April 18th SIA hos.
sale at all the music stores and princi pal hotels.
HORN WHITES ETHIOPIAN OPERA HOUSE 40
Broadway,-The grand complimentary benefit to Mr.
Thomas Burns, will take place Tuesday evening. April
I'D 5l Tickets be obtained from the Committee Of
at the door the evening of the concert
vTNHE SECOND SERIES OF SATTLER'S CoSM0RAMAS.
Thirteenth and Broadway will close
81 OF May These works consist Of collection of
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-04-15

HUNT 4 RosKELI, SUCCESSORS TO sToRR &
hortmer) Goidsniths, Siyersmths. kc to the Queen
Chronoeter and Matchmaker OF No. 1856 New Bond
street. London mandatory 70 Harrison street Grays
TO intimate 70 their patrons that they
Absat moving their branch business Princes street.
Manchester to ST. AIMS square, In the town, and
Immediately opposite to the principal entrance OF the
Exchange.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-04-15

HORN WHITES GREAT JOINT BENEFIT WILL
take place Friday evening, April 18TH lS5l-A host
of attraction will be presented this occasion Tickets for
sale at all the music stores and principal hotels.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-04-15
VNHE NEW YORK AND LIVERPOOL UNITED STATES
Nail ssamer1-The shps comprising this line th

kllsvtngs-
ATLANTIC, OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. Capt west
FAULTY. sFe ~.
ARCTIC. Capt Lice
DAITIC Capt. Cemstoek.
AURIATIC...... ............. Capt Grafton.
Is~s sps having been built by contract expressly zoe
has been taken IN their con-
xueen sso In their engines 10 insure strength ana
their accommodations passengers
equasd comfort Price of from New
York 20 Liverpool t exclusive of extra siss state
pos1s fas from Liverpool N New York, Gb An erperi
sneet will be attached 70 saoh ship No berth can
- xluut nal far
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-04-15

a.. AMUsnMnNTv.
ROwIRY THExTRE.-BoxEs. Is CENTS, PIT TX
;s$ Si;s s. $Jss
w KfS lyssSs Mr. a .'sS ssssai .s. Mar Mar
ss The sage Of MIRA Jordan. Alter spec.
s'is H L sss % Jack
NJ Marlin J.sl c. .s DsI,R
RURTQkl THEATRE-cHAMBERs STREET. REAR
e s.n S..'i p Sars,s s sas .as g.
played axzE.s1s S Siss,ss Sp.ji,
% Ria E.::ss s Hri Lucy sr sss
NJ conclude
hnsa PANEL. hi'sas l RUSSELL Ms Panels Mr.
~ Is cent: PIT TX Private Boxes ss-Doors open
- past sIssf
=. VIM sG%ssnss Win the IRISH HX
Ma b.s" Alter song and as
pF.s !. !: a. y is sy asss,s
T %E siie1Ss sss III sii
Seymour; Hanimsd, Miss Z. Mestayer.
MECHANIcs' HALL, No. az BROADWAY, ABOVE
.o.s r., s,ry night during the 21s
eo%sri:ins an siesnt and versatile corps
...ss:ss Of eSIy Who's; sss'! . y:
s:n s:Ssd Ts
s:1H Door; open At half past hi commences 81 eight
81 4. q. i: H:siss and ssS SSys
.s. x1 Il Saturday evening
bellows. nINsrRELs, AT FELLOWS MUSICAL
= Hall an 1ro.av.y, between Howard and Grand
NJ sss %
q. s:S
e. 81 b. s sssi ss :: % with
sSs' suTls:aus iass
msss siYs ssas Ducts and I,ssn n
grand o9nie.t tcs The Of
sion Is cents. Doors open at TO commence at g.
HORN AND WHITES ETHIOPIAN OPERA TROUPE,
from R GRAND n a. s 80
variety Of Ethiopian entertainments nightly BY
desn Of sns nna
g c'nrs 10 ss9
w SssuFa aaSssn
FfHA .s 81. sTsEgs w CHATHAM seyAEEqE0
ss vents Per,
1a s s s .is a as a g. ss
other place Of in New York consisting Of
r n sss ar es .S AsS A
beautiful sasissua TAKEN from s 4:
Sri.. sAs sSreqsR variety .stssssh md
World company aud Female Artists who viii give
an exhibition Of Marble statusry paequallsd in the world
afternoon and evening For particulars bills each day
DMGRIlrs PRoGREss.-wILL SOON CLOSE, AT
= .Washinsten Hall No 1913 Broadway, the panorama
fully Informed tina. the exhibition Of this painting,
which has received the universal encomiums Of the public
and which has visited by schools
cnd churches Of city will close during the coming month";
o'clock Admission IS cents. Descriptive catalogues l2x
cents Exhibition every Wednesday and Saturday after
1T clock when children win be admitted price,
DOsITIvELY THE LAST WEEK AT THE MINERVA
1 Rooms, 4o6 BrOadway.-NAGLE's Grand Panorama
creand painted BY the hrs Irish artists from sketches
taken within the last three yearin fidelity interest and
beauty unryaed-with Irish songs Irish music, and
illustrations Every evening at ~ o'clock We'd
ptsday and Saturday afternoons at o'clock See handbs
Admittance. Is cents; children under IL. half price,
CASTLE GARDEN.-THIS BEAUTIFUL AND POPU-
lar place 10 for the reception Of vsters during
The day The view from the galleries OF the splendid
eour noble bay and harbor has not equal in the world
Admission IL ~ cents.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-04-15

HORN WHITES ETHIOPIAN OPERA HOUSE, 40
II Broadway-The grand complimentary benefit to hr;
Thomas C. Burns will take place Tuesday evening April
I'D ls5l Tickets be obtained from the Committee Of
Arrangements at the door the evening of the
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-04-15

nCEAN STEAM NAVIGATION coMPANY-roR BRE-
" men, via Southampton. The United States Nail
Otsamshp wAsHINcToS. Geo W. Floyd Commander, will
sa Brsmsn via Southampton, Saturday April 18th,
6en No North river At ~ o'clock An experienced
SURGEON 10 attached the ship. All letters must
through the Poet ONCE Specie delivered In HAvre. For
ussn' Y JbnnIsF skSb RIsRA, Agents. 50 Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-04-15
q
SHIPPING.

TINTED STATES NAIL STEAMSHIP BALTIC, CAPT.
" Comstoek-This steamer will depart with the mails
for Europe positively "Wednesday April ~ at " o'clock
from her berth at the foot Of Canal street All letters
papers through the Post Once. For frcsh
passage soeemnods,ens Fer slesaaes
Positively freight will be received board after Monday
evening April a. The steamer PACIFIC win succeed the
Baltic, and sail NAY TO-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-04-15

II ATES OF FARE REDUCED. only THROUGH
N line California and Oregon via Chagres direct and
BY the United States mail steamers the Pacihc0n Sa
turday April 10Th at r. MThe and splendid double
engine steamship III DORADO go tons burthen, Wright,
commander will leave pier No. North River for Chasrcs
direct Saturday. April 18Th at o'clock precisely The
FL Dorado has proved herself TO be the fastest steamer
ahoat having made the from Chas New York in
lees than eight running days Passengers by this vessel will
reach Panama In ample time TO take the Panama
Columbus to leav. that about May LIST FOr freight
passage apply at the office - and IS South street.
III est street o street
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-04-15

(SASTLE CARDEN-THIS BEAUTIFUL AND POPU-
lar place 10 open for the reception Of yters during
The day The from the galleries OF the splendid
81 our noble bay and harbo has not equal the world
Omission l2H cents.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-04-15

vvNHE SECOND SERIES OF SATTLER'S COSM0RAMAS,
Of Thirteenth street and broadway will close the
3D. OF May These works of consist Of collection of
tyx views of Europe, Asia Minor Syria, the Holy Land
Egypt Nuba and Arabia and taken from nature and
painted in oil by Professor Satter Admission, Is cents
Open from o'clock in the morning till 10 in the evening
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-04-15
Han. az nrosdvav hstwa.. 4ow.rS 80 go

11NbIKEIo, EELLOWS
= Hall, ~ nrosdway. between Howard and Grand
ssss oPss S,;ry night during Ne week The celebrated
ysratie corps of talented and per-
Nrneo9 9eaer the direction Of J. B. Feows whose con-
Sts ~ city for the last year. have been with
by the elite fashion Of this great
Gopo her consist of Burlesque Italian Opera
Scenes, Witty Sayng Solos, Duetts Chorusses Dancing
md Instrumental Performances On Wednesday Sstur-
afternoons grand Concert for the Of
leAaee families commencing o'clock r. n Admis-
sion 70 cents Doors open at 7, to commence ats
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-04-15

IUMFANYs-TUNLH
Il through line for California and Oregon THE public
informed that under the Of this Com
steamers inspected and by the Navy De-
partment and carrying the United States mails will con-
tnue to leave Panama and San Francisco the LIST and 18th
days Of each month, unless detained by unavoidable aco
dent and will touch at Acapulco Diego Monterey
The following steam packets belop the Pacific Nail
Steamship Company the Pacific Of which win
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-04-15

FL D Il,
open every night, at No. $50 Broadway few doors
from Grand street known the Coliseum where splendid
variety Of Ethiopian
sne OF the most talented companies consisting twelve
rieneed perormers under the direction E. Horn c.
Whte Doors open at quarter before Concert
mence at quarter before Tickets IS cents Grand after
noon Performance every Wednesday and Saturday. com
neneng at O'clock. +. HORN L. e. WHITE Proprietors
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-04-15

L Rooms, 406 Broadway-NAGLES Grand Panorama
reand painted by the rst Irish artists from sketches
taken within the last three yearsn fidelity interest and
beauty upry aedwith Irish songs, Irish music, and
Irishman's illustrations Every at ~ o'clock We'd
besday and Saturday afternoons at ocock See handb
Admitanee % cents; children under L. half price.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-04-15

DILGRIMS PR0GRESS.-WILL SOON CLOSE, AT
= Washington Hall, No. bs5 Broadway, the panorama
of Bunyan's Pilgrims Proyress.-The public respect
fully informed tina. the exhibition Of this painting
which has received the universal encomums Of the public
press and which has been visited by almost all the schools
churches OF city will close during the coming
every evening at to eommence at quarter before
o'clock. Admission, cents Descriptive catalogues TX
cents. Exhibition Wednesday and Saturday after
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-04-15

ROwERY THEATRE.-BoxEs Is crNrs. PIT nv
sSs.ta-Dsors cpen at eartAin rises At ~ o'clock.
rsSssae spscts Apn 1sh VII Be performed shs grand
~ ar T. Eddy LydoD Mr. Titsai sPsru. M Mar
hs Sage OF vesuvus. MIRA Jordan After the spec
sseie Mss hihert will The New Years Come" To
seneluds with THE FEEoN'S LAST DREAM or Jack
nnsppara an Fr..ceJack Sheppard. Miss s. DENIM iona
Mrs. Jordan.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-04-15
YORK AMPHITHEATRE. ~ BOWERY

Prices Of Admiration Private Boxes 50 cents Boxes
= cents Pit l2 cents Tuesday evening, April 10Th. will
Feats and daring Of Second
Of Mr. T. Mcfarland the Champion taulter Of world
Second Of Mr. Lavater Lee the English Equ
brt and his infant Second appearance Of Nine vr
Mr. W. r. Derr Mr. Lpman and the entire company In ali
their cxraordinay To conclude With the az
terpiece Of BILLY BUTTON.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-04-15

N ECHANICS HALL, No. az BROADWAY ABOVE
1 Grand streetOpen every night during the week until
e1rthsr notice The original and we'll known CHRIsTYS
1iNSTKELS comprising an enheent and versatile eorps
~ talented and Experienced performers" under the
ss.assn:ns Of chrsty whose concerts IN this city
~ highly respectable and fashionable audiences Tickets Is
e:n1 Doors opsn at half past six; commence eight
eioes An Afternoon Concert will be given on Saturday
.s.t All H tor the accommodation Of Ladies and Juye
Atise eeWnenens 1T o'clock r. On Saturday evening
next. Apeil II. annual benefit Of NJ. Zorer,