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COAL.

- nt-froT9sa scaled and ondor shove will
b. received by the 81 the Alnhous their oce,
ketunda, Park until ~ oolock NJ. q the 3th instant for
supplying aa tone broken coal sni 1870 tons stove coal,
o. Beaver Black Heath Wyoming. iehh, Or q any and all
descriptions - the hest quality from chestnut aud
sz and all ether impurities each ton % consist ~ 22p bs
10 h. delivered Bellevue, foot ~ lweItysixth street,
fast River, Batk~cIrs end Rapdss slands ard At such
vharyeA In this city H. duated or that purpose,
Of such mcs and N such quantities may be required
or before III, Let day Of November NEXT tree 81 all expense,
and 70 be subject % TIE inspection q competent
appointed ~ the Governors Tor that pvro whose decision
~ rp-et t. quality shall te hnh Iruposa 70 b. accom-
panied ~ the a. responsible with thcir
afcnt Ia writing security for the faithful performance %
The contract. III, contractors have the privilege Of de
ht crng all the broken coal and 90 ~ stove coal AZ
ssrj rrod thu balance viii not probably be required 70 he
uNered hcfur the LET day % November newt inor
nation that b. required will b. rven application ~
this office. J. T. CODDlNGTON,
III. HEERICk.
~ HENRY.
Office ~ the Governors ~ the Almshouse,
New York, May = lSl.
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PUBLICATIONS.

I LUMIERE lTHE LIGHT A SPECIAL NEWS
IL for the Heograp he tnat l. 60 Photography
aud ypeothce Rue de rArcade. No. IS Paris
The journal published every Sunday aud its first number
dated February Price ~ subscription ~ francs fi
specimen sent IL demanded BY prepaid letter. An agent
wanted in New York.
ITO OKsEILERS-TIIs BAY PUBLISHED. THE
Toast Book and Cornwall Companio brimming
with and sentiments for s classes and all occasions
Also, and beautiful edition Of Book Of One thousand
songs and new edition limo roorei Toy books twenty
tour kinds by Fisher Brothet Chatham street. bc
raj discount 90 the trade.
AIDES OF GOOD ADDRESS CAN RECEIVE
IL healthy and respectable employment at salary
m-ion solicit orders popular Illustrated religious
works ~ applying 10 Tails. Wou.hby and Co.. importers
and publishers o English works and PERIODICAL tNesey
Ladies experience. assng receive salary
OF S. per week Respectable references required.
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EUROPEAN ADvERTIsEMENTs.

rJ,HE CHATSwORTH Inn DERBYsuIRE ENGLAND.
William Ispson proprietor q the shove hotel bers r..
spectfully call the tbs citizens Of the United
States visiting the great EShibson, snd the romantic and
beautiful scenery ~ D-rhyAire with Chsttworth, the
rrncey residence OF Ills Grace the Duke OF Dcvonshr 20
the central situation o. hs cstabsmen which . situated
In the park and the mansion than other,
also distances from the railway stations The
hotel Il three miles from Kovsiey station, the Midland
Railway and omnibuscs from tire hotel meet every train
To sheffield y fourteen miles chesterhe!d ten Carleton
sixteen Matloek ten Buxton fourteen, Haddon Hall i've
Hardvick sixteen, Newstead Abbey twenty-five. W. J.
Therefore hopes by strict 0nsl attention 70 his yers
combined With the quiet AMI comfort % home and moderate
eharrss 70 merit continuance Of ,LCse taycrs II will be
HE earnest sndeavor 70 doservu.
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INSTRUCTION.

Two MILITARY ACADEMIES INSTITUTIONS, 40
gentleman. possessing thorough knowledge Of drill
and military tacties we'll being perfect Of the
French Language having been In france from m Infancy
and educated In Of the best colleges wishes for
ton, or 70 attend upon pupils a. their residences Tbs a
yerter toned to reaching and produce the
highest testimonials % ability &c. Best references
given. Apply 20 c. w.. Herald Office.
CIvIL ENGINEERS SCHOOL NO. $50 HOUSTON
" street. New lork-Mr v. Beaumont, Civil Engineer,
will open Course Of Lessons Tin the French and Eng
lsh lanruagcs) on the NTH may For inSormaon and
fercnces, apply ut the school.
OLIVER b. GOLDSMITH WRITING ROOMS,
~ - broadway, first above the Irving House.
Terms reduced onehs via - ~ for tea Lessons hour
eachetaonery ~ cents tstnty iesons for s. incud-
ing statieneypty abc scrhinr Prvat. Instruction
at the Moons only For sale. Godsuhs Gems Of Pen
ship. 81 ~.
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= =
NEW TERRY TO STATEN IsLhSD.-FART. 81
IN ocnts-The steamboat COICNBuS, Capt Duysl, Is
running from Albany Basin. Cedar street North r
Hours ofleayng until further notice, May nth. l.sta
and 81 o'clock ~ NJ New yors-s3, ~; and IOl O'clock
A. NJ; and ~, 3is ~, and ~ O'clock 4. n
NEW YORK AND PHILADELPHIA NEW YORK
Through in 4 hour, New gersey Railroad Fare re-
duced ~ for hrslass and g. - for secondclas Leave
New York AZ GA NJ from ccursnd streets and ~
ana ~ from foot Of Liberty street Leave Phiia
out street.
CAxDEN AND AMBoY RAILROAD LINE rRon
~ New YORK 20 Philsdeipnis-Isayes pier No. sorst
River, by steamboat JOHN POTTER. Morning Line ..
o'clock, A. M Aiteraoos Line s,s'o clock, 4. N. Fars b.
ssh.r line ~ forward dock g. kaasrant lneN oolooh
LARE AND FREIGHT RTDuCTD.-ISpEPENDENr
- Steamshp Line Tor san frne-co via Chagres, direct
andy tn steamer % The Padsc.-The aud splca
did steamship NORTH AMERICA, !. H. Bethcu common
der 1.-THE issts steamship in the ,rdl wi have Pr No
n X, Tor thaercs erect lne-dny Nay lsth, az r. NJ
q the steamers a The 10 erendent line which
st- ~ the lndepcndtnce New Orleans Sea Bril- New
York and Others all ofhe frt class aud the highest
speed running reduced ra The North America
entirely new having hut three trips Cbagres and
T. oonhdouty expected thar she all Ian her
Charres Va days from TIE -hr leaves New York
The splenaid seamshr has nnnber u lsrr. and ecnmo
dous and well ventilated state roons many Il th-m
rree~y adapted sdiea aud families. Passengers fSr CALI
ternia would do we'll - take this g ahe u ventilated on
on entry principle and ~ her bedding eotrey nev
~ ths steamer nnrrs rstrs accommodations, berthe CO
statc be until raid fr fv ars. ca's
state rooms unengsrcd ar early application WIN
qrir D. NORTON nt TIC otso On ne Tier AZ Tao
o Morris street where the pan cabin sni
BE- seen. ssd state rooms and terths eurss~d
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MATRIMONIAL.

MI NRfMoNY MADE Easy, OR HOW To WIN
W IoverIrofeser Iawten, ~ London. having arrived
" Boston will send o. sny address receipt Of dollar
post PAID plain directions enable lsdes gentlemen
win the D.. oted affections q the opposite The process
simple vt 80 captivating that al may b. married ire
receive ~ appearance position and last, though
notlca can be ARRANGED With such ssse sni decay that
detect.n impossible Address Professor Laston.
ssss ~? letter tsktn from The ros 0ce unless ths yost
sgc il raid.
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AMUsKMENTs IN PIIILADELPIIIA.

RARNUMs MUSEUM, PHILApELPHIA.-r 7. BAH-
~ nun, Pregretori H. Sanford, Assistant NanaserrNs.
magnificent Chinese fiction, entitled tho Bronze uorro
commences s third week. loaded with the svidnces Of It's
unyarying success in the highest compliments Of nd
mrng public, and the ndztons Of ths PklA
delyhih IL wni be performs! every night previous 70
which, the "Barraok ROOM " All that Clitters
Gold" Presented at Court ct ID omne genus. WIN
be produced the BEAUTIFUL lyrical drama called the Lady
Of the Lake The Afternoons made by pleading
farcss vaudsvcs, and short dramas The eurostcs
Der many thousand Of the wonderful Kind Admission
TO these and performance = cents children usder
years, 12t cents.
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HOMESTEADs.

MANHATTAN BUILDING ASSOCIATION.-SALE
IVA Of shares Notice Members requested pay their
aues or before Monday evening" May Eth whom tho
regular monthly meeting will he held at Military Hall.
bSvery q o'clock which time will be sold.
Association increasing rapidly that those who desire
join must do at The months dues will he
payable May 18th. An opportunity is given the
ss favorable terms those who desire the runous
hprthen of high in the securing home
execution. Punetual attendance is requested.
NIB. Dues will be received at the Secretarys Office 50
Nassau,street, room Q. MORGAN MoRGAAS, President.
"EST MOUNT yERNoN.-A MEETING or THE
w Teutonia Homestead Association to receive
sess will be held Tuesday ling at the hotel of Mr.
Bderbrard ITO Hester The SO at the
time Of subscription, and 50 weekly instaments.
Esneing on the LIST of April Particular information will Be
gwen at the meeting. -
JNO. p. LUTHER President.
FERDINAND MASTER. Secretary.
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nR KELLISGER. DEAR srR,-NY HAIR CONT

- D.. h s.,. DEAR SHINY HAM uoNli,,
vains the hud Mr.. T. Dickson Hudson, whom have
ATTENDED w. had no hair from his seventeenth 20 his forty
ond year. knew him well. Ha az we'll case
VII as,.nsh any enc Who will make e,amnacp Yours
truly Wm Gardner No ~ Second Milliamsburgh
Z T. Another wonderful refcrerce-Mr John Clarke, %
Hastings, Westchtstsr Co.. had hair years
Mr.. &. IL Is indeed most There
we're more than twenty eapnrmed ease. restored in
the ytllag. Of fonkers Yours, sincerely, James Miller.
well knovn 70 esAiderman Cettys tho lion Aaron
Varks Of Ycnktrs. Wsetchester CO. Mr.. q. W. Wang ~
fhisfe % Police once has por
- har-had none When he BEGAN usng tho huid No idle
assertions here DIR. X has 81 from
badness restored ~hiah other
done. The doctor sill forfeit $500 u he fails " PROVE
he has. Sold all reach O. from IL. 20
D.pot 30 Pearl street a and " the ID ter 81 So ufeaf
way, white ytont, Grand snd Boone.
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INDIA RUBBER GOODS.

vINHE CONGRESS PARTICIPATION TO SHOE
misunderstanding that princ iped persons
serng Elastic Gore manufacturers OF my Patent Con-
such way as 20 cause hrr contraction expansion OF
the fabric with the spring this notice Is given that mode
Of covering and combining fbrcus materials with cords
India Rubber IL used in making Congress Boots, il direct
and positive violation Of my ratont and whoever manufc
lures sells the Congress Boots thus made will be
cutcd for damages All who authorized by
required 10 stamp each pair with the words Days
PATENT all others nfrngements and dealers
warned against the consequences If they choose to be
eerned in riratipg this patent. HORACE ii. DAY,
Owner of the Congress Boot Patent.
IN. Blcenses granted ut - Courtlandt street, New
York. and BY authorized agents throughout the United
States except Massachusetts, Name and New Hampshire,
owned by Charles Winslow, u Lynn. Mass
METALLIC INDIA RUBBER SHOES, FOR EXPORT
vI and home trade a subscriber has been
arpoin IS Messrs Bartshorn Co.. Of Providence L.
cole in New York for the sale OF their shoes The
quality style and finish o. these shoes cannot be surpassed
by other manufacturers They will be warranted in
respect, and offered the most favorable terms
The trade respectfully invited 20 examine them. Ware
hsu.e, Isl Broadway. sam. e. BISHOP,
Sole Agent in New York for Hartshorn 4 Co.
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f,AST or CLOTHING, Nc.-LADIEs AND GENTLE
" men can from the subscriber the hivhs earh
price for ,tery description cast "A ciothins and sipr
Auous articles through post r otherwise, sail
james Ncrsney AZ lie ttorc, u OrAngc street. near
ILatl anu.
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4, RroosY,s eALroRNIA FREIGHT, package

" aud Parcel Ixpruss amer EMPIRE CITY direct,
Tuesday May l3By the above steamer our next hx-
will b. forwarded g. aEenta No thagres and Pa
WHO have the meet certain Arrangements for the
greedy Transmission II freight the Ishmus 81 COM
ranics engaged IN tie business Shippers may rely all
goods shipped through b,ns delivered in Pansma in adj
all others ~ which pUFt facilities for reshr
goods all the steamer cannot b. surpassed Par
cells received Until the morning ~ steamers day a sailing,
letters until halfpast o'clock H. ". Packages (which
in all BE- made perfectly water prooD must be
it At Office previous No House charges
made. THOMPSON n HITCHCOCK,
Managers and Ag5nt ilg Pearl st. corner o. Wall 81.
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CELLoWS' hINSTRELs, AT FELLOWS MUSICAL
L Hall, No. "a Broadway, between Howard and Grand
rteet Open every night during the week The celebrated
original we'll known Fellows Mnstrels, comprising
and versatile Of talon Jed aud experienced
performers under the direction OF j. b. Fellows whose
this city for the year have been received with
the greatest favor by the elite and fashion Of this great
tropos Their consist of Buresque Italian Opera
Scenes, Witty Sayings, Solos Duetts Chorusses Dancing
and Performances On Wednesday and Satur
day afternoons grand concert for the accommodation d
ladies and families commencing at o'clock T.. A. Admis-
sion, cents Doors open at o'clock commence NJ
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OFFICE OF GREGoRY's ENPRrsS;-rERSpN
" about embarkng for Cafornis. vii do well TO call ~
this once before engaging t.r passages where plans Of
Tie dnerslt BE- sni faged at Low
pti,,s. THOMPSON a HITCHCOCK,
gll Pearl street. Wall street.
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MISCELLANEOUS.

FfNE JEWELRY MANDATORY as BROADWAY,
ttarsThs subscriber ring removed, would inform
ms friends and the public that his jewelry
located at Ma. X5 Broadway stairs. Having
sged the premises, he has added TO his former wholesale
bnsns retail salesoom which he will offer for sale fine
geld Jewsry and silver at original manufacturer
prices thas materially reducing the prices hitherto paid by
many Having large mandatory the premises
der bis date supervision and control in which he has
engaged the best foreign and native designers aud wormen
patterns OF the most elegant and original description will he
furnished and executed to order with promptncss and
.pateh Miniatures ivory set in pins
bracelets loekets Of entirely style; amellng all
rolors and Of the most elaborate description done by Pa
employed and all the higher branches Of the ewel
business carried upon the premises Fine egelry
diamond work. LETT for reseng repair not sent from
te premises bat constantly under the personal
-he proprio No limitations of description s-ld at this
establishment. David RAFT, SIS Broadway.
Dealers supplied with fine jswery formerly, and hne
nend setting for the trade.
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ETHIOPIAN oPERAr!c TROUPE, AT

GNHAHLESION EIHloIIAN OFFkAIlC TlCpUIE AT
~ the Blocker Street allhe above OF Serena
ders beg ave that they have taken tho above
hail. we'll ~ the citizens Of New York unsurpassed
DO tn comfort and elegance. They will have the honor OF
making their appearance in th. city Monday evening
next May H. when they Will produce entertainment in
worthy the patronage atng pub
lie Charleston ScrenaIcrs iorbcar putting themselves
by the vulgar sytem 81 gaspumng but rely
entirely h. merits feeling assured that 70 be heard
is 70 be duly appreciated Doors open At quarter past
perfor at eight o'clock Tickets Of
admission, - cents email children, half price.
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ROwERY THEArRE:-BoxEs. % CENTS; PIT, l2k
WI + afsS he S Isss Of islI TIE
Kss Mis-. sIs pass Nj.
as%s Daenss, Mr. Br"sSsy 4ay
S che a9s0e Sa !' pl1nl Mr. "a
rosr Mr. stevens; Cara Nastapha Mr. Martin; Helena as
BuaT3cN.s NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. DER, STREE REAR
cents; Family Circle % cents Orchestra Seats
Il % eG Il ssTS
'1 ::
Blake Young Rapid Mr. Lester Frank oatand Mr. bgron
With ts isrss ctfo6R i stss
Blunt, Miss Chapman.
NATIONAL THEATRE CHATHAM srREEr-BoxEs
ssn Pr IA cents Private Boxes So Doors open
SILSSA NJ; is'sss
ianns, Mr. ThenpsOn ASath Mr. g Taylor; samsa, Nc /.
s sSn ns mss9 ' orss S F. assay
Miss Aalyna Asdada, Mr. Marsh ohba MI. Dunn;
nencs with the Imaginable farce Of vicTiSIzfN com
NILE JENNY LIND, DIS, FAREWELL CONCERTS ~
M New YorATfi GsS JENNY * YslP:Ssip, that
will have the eas 2ND s toScik T''d number of
CASTLE GARDEN.
rR ffp hsi HALL All
rope Her Third Concert will take place ut
ON xo Sasft hvG ssEaEsa hay 70.
o,ernr. ia ch,, raS Ss lssas Nobu
iasIns ss az premier ss %oss ,aan A'l
f s1a'eii saiyi and p,ils.,. "'''iA
oavatina-' Una '0ss POGO "a" On sarsere) E0'sin'
R0m"n1a-" cisl che FEEL tUssr:9, yerii
Aria" Maaamina" (pen Gi2yaani .....,..... Mozart.
a-"Ah non ereaea assn0r b'ii'''
Aria" All non giunge," tia sonnambulal Bsllini.
PART II.
Tro-r Sari ranere iossoj scs sHi.
ssnor rs sai Ias and Bile Bsiist,i. 49,.
FANTASIA on the Violin la. .Ar'0s'
MILF jrxs;r liS0i;. ,,, nu.,
NILE JExsy LAM. -.
sa aaa 6 sSnaam'al'' S'''''
The hsrd'man' sOSE commonly 'Hi!sd the Echo Song
The Wedding March. Midsummer Night p-osm.l .,.
GRAND ORCHESTRA. 'A' D''''''i'
oSsT "Hs s.a
gagged for these concerts. ,.-, =,
With s and sEr and
'n'a 'Di ATTENTIVE
are engaged to direct visitors to their seats
ssse :'sss': ii
The result Of the auction Tuesday fully
best plan which be adopted for the protection and
convenience Of the pubca prevents their collision with
Spectators and also obyaes the great rush which always
takes place ~ the ticket Office when the auctions have been
dispensed with.
All tickets not purchased the auction viii DO offered at
the Ticket Office at the price, the sale is
cluded.
The Ticket office for the disposal Of all seats viii be To-
Gated at Joes Music store.
80 BROADWAY,
Sns ss ssSpt h Gs II Ae
cert, when it will be closed at O'clock r. NJ and oces
opened at that hour at Castle Garden for the disposal Of
any tickets remaining unsold for the evenings Concert
hooks contain ing the words Of the sstsd into
Englih be obtained at the doorprioe - each.
Doors open at 81 o'clock. The Concert commences at
o'clock.
THE FOURTH GRAND CONCERT will be given in
TRlPLER HALL, on WEDNESDAY EVENING, Nay lash.
NILE. JLNNy Llsp's FIFTH GRAND CONCERT wll
take place on FRIDAY the 10th inst.
The Pubhss obedient servant,
y. T. BARNUM.
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NRANKLIN MUsEUM IT'S CHATHAM scUARE.-0no


LEA, Sole Proprietor Admissionssats in Private
Boxes 30 cents Stage Seats N Boxes cents Par
euet NY ssnsElsgant saloon performances every After
at o'clock and in the evening a. o'clock TIE
varied and select aad such Be
In New York, consisting Of
Le.s Female Ethopan Opera Troupe. numbering hftse.
performers being the and t6e time the
talented band the United States troupe Of Model Ar
lists who selected for their beauty and bgurs and uhe
number Of beautiful tS~seaAx taken tAa
pictures Of ancient a,d modern timer company q Arab
Girls who 10 through variety Of feas Of strength and
dexteYty Madame Rosalne the only Female Jugser In The
world company Of Male and Female Artists who will give
exhibition Of Marble Stausfy unequAed In The wcrId
together with variety Of interesting every
afternoon and evening For particulars h Of ssoh day
NATIONAL ACADEMY or DEsIGN-THE TWENTY
IN sixth Annual Exhibition Of the Academy open
she public. AZ their Galleries No SIS Broadway
Bond street, from A. N. until 10 Y. n Admittance -
cents season tickets " cents CATALOGUES. l1x ecsts ~
y Nv Il. snEoo0UI, Cor. Secretary. N. A.
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QARNUAs AMERICAN NrsEuM-P. T. BARSuY,

QARNUh'S AMERICAN MCsEuM.-P. T. BAHSUY,
Proprietor and Manager open day and e.enn all ths
week, commencing Monday May H. ISL. No Museum in
this country contains are Well ARRANGED collections
this. Every AFTERNOON and evening Dn Monday Afternoon
viii be given, the laughabs piece of ST TIE SECREISGrs
gery, Mr. Kent Lefty. Miss Flynn After ~hieh, THE
IRISH DRAGO0N-O b lashan, Mr.. Collins; Matilda,
Miss Flynn In the evening" the always papuar and muel
admired moral Domestic drama Of TIE DRUNkARD
Edward. Mr. Eli Dow ton. Mr.. Hadaway. Mu-
scum open from A. ". till l0P. NJ. Performances CON
1T and o'clock. Admission to the entire Museum
and P.r . cents. Chdren under ~ years i2s
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GARDINEs or TIE CH.TcEsT BRANDS, N HALF
- and Whole boxes Peaches preserved brandy syrup
hsrmeucay Pic Fruits the greatest variety
wArkot imported Jobster Oysters, Salmon &C.
pickled London Mustard Pickles Sauces &c. every
Iurrie Powder India and Cayenne
quality. for sale by GEO. RAPHAEL 36l Pearl street.
CTATEE ISLAND FANCY DYING ESTABLISHMENT
~ once, No John rtrect, New York.-The proprietor
sS this establishment, vhoee dying and finishing have beer
ard favorsbly known 10 the ready
receive for dying and sing k woolcn cotton
linen fan goods description In tho
EAKNET1. NEGHBWS& co.
THE GREAT EXHIBITION IN Nrw YORK.
ii III tell you about exhibition
IN which there's never m interuisritn,
IL ia an at Of assassination,
Vow goins on throughout the nationi
Insects, creeping, Jumping, hyne
Arc falling siek, add suddenly dyingl
qyons powder does the business,
Taking them on with sort VI a dizziness
hugs " hilis, but nothing human
infant youth woman.
Depot. - Broadway.
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MECHANICS. HALL, No. az BROADWAY. ABOUT

IVA Grand strestopen night daring week until
further notice The original and well known CHRISTYS
kINsTRELs comprising efficient and versatile corps"
Of talented" and Experienced perormers under the
management of f. Chrsty whose concerts in this cty,
for succession of five years have been received with
favor by highly respectable aud Fashionable audences
Tckes cents Doors open At half six ~
eight o'clock An Afternoon Concert will be gwen Sa-
tnrday May H. for the accommodation Of Ladies ana
Iuye at 3 o'clock, Il. M.
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rI,nr wnnIns rAIR-rnr WHOLE OF TILE CARLO

THE WORLDS rAiB.-THE WHOLLY OF THE CARGO
ofthc L, ). ship -. Lawrence having been sonveyed
der direction prepared y v every attention 70
The wishes q exhibitors visiting LnEand are tnyee
~ call at Liverpool aud London Offices where they viii
bad files Of the latest American nvrSrrs where their let
tcrs be addressed where letters II credit may be
cured and attention given % their Nishes and int
rests. EDWARDS, SANDlOkpk CO.,
" WILL street New Yesk Columbia Buildings, iv~poo
and " and - Cornhill London.
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DENNSyINhNIA Rk1LROhD-NOTICE To COW
trasters-Prorosas Will BE- received the sA 20 the
18th 81 June rext at Johnstown aud Summit fer Tho
grading and masonry Of that part Of the mountain
ofthe Psnnylvania railroad, tetwees Altoona in Har
county and Frnges Point few niles below Jescrscn ia
Cambria, distance ~ ~ miles. The road within this
atanse WI cros the Allegheny mountains encopntfrng
,ee OF the heaviest grading offered in this country
mon 70 number Of extensive eutnes cmbankssrts ssd
cuNert there will he tunnel yards length
rnnm ofthe mountain, and smother yards shrourh
frinres Point Terms cash, monthly For further afr
nation, apply 70 Edward Miller Esq Associate Eng gee,
Blarsyille Indiana county, or to Strickland kses A.
j. EDGAR fuoxsoS. chief gryfrs.-
Inr'nssr D.ysrtmt. p " X. Co, Phsderhis. Nay kDt
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A ucTIoS NorlCE-rHOs. BELL, AUcTIONEER-
IA BY H. ~ Bush.-russday, at l0a o'clock in the aac-
tion rooms 10 North William street, large Of family
Dry Goods Clothing Jewelry, Dasuereoype Instruments
Re. Wednesday large sale Of elegant Furniture
rIlDS. BELL.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-05-11
CLOTHING.

IQE1-A 4 &. a. ARSoJX. DgAPrRs AND TAI
IoOI lors, :0 broadway, eornsS Duane street Offer
well selected aud large assortment ~ black ant ceores
Cloths French snd I'm dish fancy ta.eres ari Nestu1
comIrtng every desirable pattern IN tn MARKET which
they oncr NJ unusually low prices. = which they invite
tic attention ~ the public Ladies riding habits made ~