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Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1851-09-17

To DESTROY INsEcTs.-One of the most
convenient and efectual modes of destroy
ling insects, among fruits, is to hang among
the trees and bushes transparent bottles,
filled two-thirds or three-quarters full OF wa
ter sweetened with molasses. Insects of
almost every description will enter these
bottles and be drowned. When they be-
come full, empty them and renew the sweet
ened water.
Pitchers. mugs, and other similar vessels,
filed one-half or two-thirds full of sweeten-
ed water, and hung in the trees obhquely,
or as they will naturally hang by the ban
die, will answer the same purpose. When
many Of these vessels are hung IN the gar
den near the house, flies and otner insects
became scarce in the house, IN consequence
of the vast numbers destroyed in this way.
Boston Rambler.
esyp Consider not what might have been,
Inf what is now ", ne done
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1851-09-17
STILL ALIVEi
->eio--
Clothing Cheaper than Ever 4!

" IL Ia IA Ia Ut
-sefoe-
Clothing Cheaper than Ever I!
Our neighbor Of The Clothing Store,
Alias Shop Of Baltimore,
Is out again in flowing rhyme,
Parnassus, he in vain did climb
By ignis fatuus led in bitches.
And worsled were his basted breeches.
Now, friends, we have The Goods on hand,
That will all sorts Of climbing stand,
AT prices less than the Baltimore
Or any other Clothing Store.
sTis needless to partic'larize,
Our patrons know now to be wise,
They call on J. PoLLirz & Co.,
To ease our "groaning shelves' you know
: Well pleased they never think 10 rove,
Or try the little man above
Who ne'er again will try the aid
OF Muses. wing, we are afraid.
Our worthy friend, the salesman poet
Has a receipt and all must know it,
II is called agreat preventative,
No moth about him sure can live
'''To starve them out" sir, is the plan
GOOD Heaven! what lucky man,
Fresh additions to our already varied assortment
# READY MADE CLOTHING, will be receiv.
ID throughout the summer months, and will be dis
'osed Of cheap.
j. POLITE & co.
Remember the Corner Store.
Staunton, July l6, 1851.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1851-09-17

+ OFFER for sale Tract Of Land lying on the
: South Fork Of Rockfsh River, in Nelson Conn.
ty, adjoining the lands Of James Woods, Eso.. M.
Samuel Woods and others, containing BY Old sur.
~ FIVE AND SIX HUNDRED ACRES ~
a considerable portion OF which is Rockfshiow
groundsand branch fats. The balance is all arabia
high land Of good quality-indeed is vefy superi.
or. The low grounds and branch fats ME mead
ow land. There is on the tract an ample supply
oft'moef, and one OF two very desirable fotk qdsf-
The Improvements consist Of Mill, propelled
oy Rock fish river, bull, in modern style, with
castiron machinery, and two pair of slones--ihe
basement story Of stone; good Saw Mil. GOOD
framed Barn. Corn Houses, Sisbles, Tobacco Houses
Negro Houses with brick chimneys, a small
DWELLINa HOUSE,
Ice House and other necessary out houses, and an
Apple Orchard ofexcelent winter fruit.
Rockfsh Valley is situated At the Eastern bsse
Of the Blue Ridge Mountain, 10 high and romsu,
tic country ,ake remarkable for is beauty, health
fitness and fertility and the tract now offered Er
sale has long been regarded among the most desixe
bic in that section Of country Il is distant from
Howardsville on James River, and the Canal,
about eighteen miles; ffop the contemplate nas
potion thu Railroad now in progress from Chariot
tesvie, across the Blue Ridge, to Stauutea, only
eight or ten miles; twenty miles from the Usiver-
sity of Virginia, and about fifteen from StauntoS.
The terms will be made to accommodate the pur
chaser, and good bargain may be had By early ap
plica tion to James M Harris, Eco, who resides
on the land. He may also be addressed by letter
directed to Greenfield, Nelson Co., "a
JOHN T.. HARRIS.
november
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1851-09-17

An ILLINOIS Court SCENE.-We some
times get rich jokes from Illinois, and the
latest is the following. 1t is good bit Of
drollery, quite original, we believe, and we
must put it on the file among the funny
things of the times:
A Constable that had lately been induct-
ed into office was in attendance on the court,
and was ordered by the Judge to call John
Bell and Elizabeth Bell. He Immediately
began at the top ofhls lungs.
"John Bell and Elizabeth Bell|
Zone at a time" said the Judge.
"One at a time-ons al time--oNE AT
TIME" shouted the constable.
"Now you've done it" exclaimed the
Judge, out of patience.
''.No,c you're done it--Nor you're done
it-Now YOU'VE DONE TT" yelled the con-
stable. There was no standing this: the
court, bar and bystanders broke into hear
ty laugh, to the perfect surprise and dis.
may of the astonished constable.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1851-09-17
LAND FOR SALE.

WISHING to remove to Texas, / win sell 4
W valuable farm in the county Of Nelson. in
the "ValIey Of Iteckfsh," containing
Eight Hssssdred .ac1ses.
The track could be conveniently divided into three
small farms or into larger. as there aretwo dwell
ling houses, one new brick building with six
rooms, with kitchen and other out houses; the
other, good frame house. About 500 Acres are
cleared. the greater part Of which could be made
good meadow land, as il is well watered, and most
oft nearly level. The HowardsviIe turnpike, Is
within two miles, and the central Rail Road IL
miles affordng every facility for travel and trans
poftation. Further description is unnecessary, as
persons wishing to purchase will doubtless come
and examine for themselves
GEO. H. CRAWFORD.
Greenfield, P. o., April 90, 185l.-tf
Co. Rockingham Register will copy.
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Important to Millers.

HET ANKER BoLrINe CLOTHS, fsuperior
IA quality at greatly reduced prices. All who are
in want will do well 10 call and see me before pur
chasing. G. L. WOOD.
Winchester Depot. July so, 1851.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1851-09-17

The AMERICAN FLAG IN FRANcE.-The
Paris correspondent of the New York ex-
press relates the following incident:
ga young American lady presented a
small United States flag to gentleman who
ascends every Saturday with M. Poitevin
in his monster balloon, the Globe. This the
gentleman has taken with him in all his
flights. A fortnight ago, however, they
made their descent in the neighborhood of
a rich proprietor's chateau, who received
them with the utmost kindness and hospi--
tality. The family were SO much pleased
with the star-spangled banner, which they
had of course never seen before, that the
gentleman felt compelled to make present
of it to the lady of the house. 1t now hangs
upon the walls of the dining room, with the
following words underneath it: "This A
merican flag assembled on the 18th of July,
1851, INN. Poitevin's balloon, to the height
of $3.50 yards. This is an elevation of
nearly four miles"
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1851-09-17
G.. & M. HIRSH

G.. B III. HIRSH.
HAVE received new stock Of goods in their
z = line OF business. which they offer for sale
cheap at the Post Office corner. Call and sea.
Aug. 6, 1851.
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Gsp Consider not what might have been
but what is now 10 be done.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1851-09-17
PRESBYTERIAN HIGH SCHOOL.
at Br0wnsburg Rockbidge Co Va.
OFFICERS

OFFICERS. ;
Rev. w. w. TaIMBLE, A. M. Principal.
Mr.. w. s. Nj. Gay LIST Assistant Prof.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1851-09-17
American Rspertery of Inventions.
TO Mechanics, Inventors and Manufacturers
MEssRS. MuNN g. 90,

SEVENTH VOLUME OF THE SCIENTIFIC AMERICAl
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1851-09-17
sII0EIla q lR@IDlaNW S@Na

Stanton, June IS, 1851.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-04-27
EVENINGS Win BROTHER yosATuAN-sscov



CVNDAY MORNING BOAT TOR NEWBuRGH.
~ poughhs-pse and kinga lanafag mt Cafssts Cor
,cns' poes Now haml urS siion Hyde Park and hhin.
beck hing NJ the foot Hammond TIE Sail
s steamer SANTA CLAUS, Captain llfaoadorf vii issve
III. Ier foot Of Chambers stree every sunday mornnx
halfpnst o'clock Returring will leave aonaout ~ bali
eAst oclask, l.. ~.
CAMDEN AND ANBOY RAILROAD LINE PROM
~ New York 60 Ihlpdalph,a.-Ieayes pier No. Nasss
niver. by steamboat JOHN POTTER: Morning Line,
Ssleet, MI Afternoon Line, At o'oloch r. ~ Pare ~
fkhsr line S. forward deck g. Emrant Line at 81 oeosk
?. NJ, fare. III ~. j. BLISS, Agent.
NEW YORK AND PHILADELPHIA - NEW YORK
IN snd Philadelphia direct-Urited States Mall Line.
Through IN ~ via Now Jersey Railroad. Pare
fnesS 20 81 for hrssla g. so for cAS
New lcrk ~ A. M from foot 81 tcurtsna strcet
"a NJ and r. M from foot of Liberty
apA ate and A. u. sud r. n. srom the foos u
street.
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CLOTHING.

QPaiSG CLOrHING-orH SELECT AND INTENSIVE
~ stock ~ Clothing for reaay,
vlng all the latest styles garments tie dnY,
svsrytnr that nsv and ehsste In sooss % tcund 10
Nts o. Eurer~an markets DA J. DEyIIN.
81 aud 81 John street. corner % r.srsa -
('AsT orr CLOTHING AND FURNITURE WANTED.
u TSdes gentlemen leaving the city or brsabi.g M
bonsehsstn obtain th highest cash prize. closs
rurnitsss. BY sending through ,he re - hs r
Asnos T.. n DIS~ELpORP, 10 alfa SrseA
N.B.-Iseies attended by Mrs. Dusssidorp.
(sAsT orr CLOTHING sc.-tADiEs AND cESrrP~
- cttain fruw The su'a~rhsr hsxh yrss
eysry osserpen II on si0shng ant euernsus sr'
sl-s - rsm ether aseeni hand deslr In tbs s 40
tsnss lrOsgh pct Or ossrwlse. call JAMES MORO
MY. ~ kN store II Orange 81 near Chatham ~.
VAST orr CLOTHING. FURNITURE. wArcHgS.
y and Jgvsiry wanted pouiie th~ price ~ b. patti fr
tes above. previous - The frst 81 Nsv m~ins skp
''n to Ne 's1-'reer, y r. e ,,h.r,t,s
iadies sttenisd - ti,s. Lyon.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-04-27

The total vaiu. a dry goods put upon the market
this week l. ssS,o54, Snoring falling OF q t2,olo5
compared with the vea previous, The value d foreign
dry eoods put upon The market for The week oadng the
III Of April, sSeo,si3; vceA sod!ng OH. s5us-s
week ending i6th sIc57,l!stot. value for four wes
ending April 81, s35'asti The imporstions NJ;
barge enough 10 create much rmars, and viii probably
scninue through the At about the they
coming in PRICE re.lxed thus far this
have not been NJ nl satisfactory md Lrgc loe-
DC submitted 10 stooll- In hand. tforc the al
trade commences The mstcrial for mo- ouiac-
tored articles IL likely 70 be much cheaper than 1T
present. md In that event goods already In tbs nlrk
viii stand a rory poor chance a ring cot
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LIQUORS.


nRANDirsi BRASDIrsti BRANDIESti i--rftF OLD.
- sst AMI beet Branai.s, Win IqrOrs, etc. iHpared
esrrrsly for the proprietor g b. towns e
extensive lr4 1ronur bloc
Brosdvay Particular Rttnsou 4 paid - the tetng de-
rartmsl witch eensis - the choicest grades q
Fhsrrys Porte and peculiarly sdar'~a tor m~di6a
ruTr-., ttinz g,nuiss ard - -ArrGnti b the
AMBROSE BALTIMORE.
NuTICY.-BAILINORrs CrLFBGArND BRANDY
Nv store T. situated the Broom. aaa rOay
srects, .her~ vii - foar5 largest het selected
stock Ia the ~ vhotcc Niues. lrunrcr
ufortst tNIry fer his trs ~. H. V e frura - y y
cent clse than any ptr house ia New Work. aad
Hst. good gpebt pnrtisuiar f.vV~ NJ Il ..
s,at ana "a. tpslness ccndueted ths oA principle.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-04-27
THE WORLDS FAIR.

DAssEN6ERs TO TIE WORLDS FAIR-rnE rsr-
Il ted states MAJ steamer HUMBOLDT, u. iJacs Ccu
sder will leave New York for Southampton and Ha,r,
the 9th May and attn
passengers Persons Visiting the ords Fair will ord
the most Convenient economical aud rapid ccnveyAnc Tbs
speed superior accommodations Of the boift
ere,ius upsurasssi by other steamers fI
gers reach London rola Southampton Ia three hourap.
" sailngs. Prom iiv.rToolto London sir henra-fav,
~ 81. The Humhcldt VII r. followed by ths rrsnk-
H. the SIat Of May Tor freight passage, Apply
MORTIMER LIVINGSTON, Agent. No. IS Broadway.
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pEgroRD 4 cos. FAST EMPRESS TO CALIFORNIA
- single n,r-rsrsrs sts-by ths hundred e3-pSr.Nse
eta frsish, ~ g. ID nett aiFnsnt Will b. " tbs
fast shlp fromsthsus Monday 2th Inst Walls
rlosc a. T. NJ sra AL parcels rseeiysd TIL A. NJ. pack-
lot 90 ssectd ID It's. made water proof received III -
A. W. 18th met. Mr. Berford resides the 18th
sol4 fsaiss our freight frVm ChAsrss 70 Panama.
No. Ast"r Uou-e, vc-ey stree.
NANrERBifTS II<L.-1nTGoRyS CALIFORNIA
lNsrsss.-IstrscrAinary pxspateh.Our sss sxyre~s
~. b. for~arled " ~. .Ilsnai double snginvs
Fremet4-us, Captain IA. W. johnson. Msnlsy. 3th
Arr iasty 1T 3l.M This steamer mskng TRIP
art y tAsrr before taking her ra-. the Sta-axna
utr rarc.la reclvvd ontil the morning II s
aay oissilins and letters until "a IN Packages ~hise
act IN all he made perfectly wetrpr0uf) most be iesA
~ the oeu IN. day previous No Csrom lIou. chass~s
made Dor rassage - freight ~ the lrumsthcaa h1vsS
splendid accommodation, epJl ~ this cfhce,
THOMPSON a. HITCHCOCK,
Managers and Agents ItJ roarIst, corner ~ Wall r.
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IlowrRy rHEArRE.-BorEs. Is Cent? rry. IN
Arrsl = ssssss eve ,aiss1 ssrsaa .ess.aas.
' go tss -.!,. $50 s@' sa '
lsd, Mons. ners.l. Mr. ses..o. Daatars. Mr. stew ~
Y. tdaai aadsssr.. Mr. wa4A@ a.A A;,reu. NJ rers
~ is us s- Ss4y;s. NJ Nj ms- Mr. sa,so Ma
silda. Miss ip1t<t
RrxroNS InEArRI~sEAnsEss sgTErr. REAs
1.S,.; ramh, 1;r e s.o,n Srrassrs e.s = at
EsR 81 4 u q. s..ss :. A ats
sndrs Mr. W Iessss: Mr. Beaa.-a, Nc. B.rtea n.Ae.
s,'s s SGSaf NJ :'s~
lie school Tor TiGEks--cs,ssla kit..asSr Mr.. lor-
ass hajss sts nr us..au Paas.s, Mr. SsaAs'"H Alex
asa G ~ 'fst s1si.s s ss s
vi III i s 'estssn q
asHa Mr. rhs%pee ss.h Ss"a'IS s ssm M
p h s Of sas nasa NJ MILAN os s Syss
Miss ha.ine; Atdaid~r Mr. H. Sc, nssr, Okla Mr. Dunn
sss III 5s sRvIsTs s9 sSae4
MEchASIcs' HALL, No. az BROADWAY. ABOVE
W Grand opce every nsht daring tie xseA uat
MNs1EIi cont risins eieseat and versatile oorps
elSsts ssss in s e ~
for n , ind his sss ssSn S.s
til, isn ssn s ss 1cn o sat-
tardsy nest May sd nnoa.tisn Ladies
Juveniles commencing at O'clock Y. ~. On Saturday
Hall No 40 Er9adway. between Howard and Grand
sIcsts osen s,sry night during Ne ssgs The csstrat
and ssrqs corps q talented and pr
osrs in t city for tho last year have been Received Win
tie estes BY the elite fashion Of tA great
why sayss. solos, Dae,s,, chsras.es pa9'ias
day grand concert for The accomnodation Of
irets = ana aii,es efmmene,ng q o'clock NJ Admis-
scn q cents Doors open az 70 commence ata
MINERVA ROOMS, No. AS RRoADwAY.-ENTRA-
w Drain sry--S A1LES Grand Panorama Of Irennd.-
Atsr 81 stay IN New York for upwards q
lstsTs s on ~, ss s, Yang !, an
for this Easter only 1t IL beautiful work q
art "Hs % ds ing Lana ass' ana t a and
Weed vll snriy gsr"y ,isit he ,so rS;Pesta! an
take Place on M r RPr n%SS tie last n LIT
two. A'Saiasion, 70 eentsi children half price.
ERASkIIN MUSEUM, l7s CHATHAM souAaE,-ego
Boxes cents stage Seats ocn,si Boxes, :, eer Par.
doom and Evening Eserte@eats oommssss il se ater.
u o'clock and N the evening a hall pat Tho
.no other place q amusement IN New York oons,ins Of
performer being ihs isrget and Il he same time tic mos.
talented hand in the United troupe Model Ar
s n sssG1 d Beautiful @ afn
rs MO 70 through variety o a., ct rn aa
dsl,riy Madame Re.aine only Female JusSiSr ths
sshei.9n Ms.ie s.a,a.y ansaaslled in The world
afternoon and evening For particulars see bills e,oh day
ATIoAAL ACADEMY OF DEsIoN.-THE TWENTY
IN sixth Annual Exhibition OF the Academy IL
the pub~ their Galleries No G3 Broadway opposite
Bond street from A. N. until 10 y. NJ. Adntance y
tickets, 80 cents catalogues l2s cents. by
Srdsr Vi tbs loyc,I.
CAsTLE GARpEN.-THis BEAUTIFUL AND roPU-
~ lar place for the reception Of visitors during
noble hay and harsor has not an equal In the world
Admission IL y cents.
IVAN T y DAN ENGAGEMENT As NI0IISIST,
w Dancing Master and Singer wishes situation at any
fsshhnalle hotel. my place Of amusement during
Tie hr.t reference regards character ability Ac.
Aidro a. H. paid 10 Mr. Parsioe theatrical Bur
toms Iht atrc, Chambers street
NArXHAIL GARDEN Is OPEN FOR THE SEASON.
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" rsusAL-JoBk 3. VIVIAN. MERCHANT IA rog,
We cts HALL
- FNCNAt.- CtNpRrnE. cam ENtHAyL,t LATE
~ Il NJ iulu bfreet. tas rrvd IL ~. Nip Car
dtn 90 rrtstWay. tetvrfn rrinre Wopst,U ttrcts
trttomet ortyrs cSegutgd H. having directions atnya
" w. VII oftn nv lmporsatDss 81 tn@ ttaiisu 81 aud
ftnav Foods al tht ~ Il My.
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II S,irsss ':ssss ri
Vsos 81 ~ Yru lI
csrsi Gsn d ,As isrp' Nj. o.s,a. Rass., Mis- L.
% he e ess s': . :'; saRsfs s
Inward Ardent Mr. Conway. xrs csaastoa siss 1aSe--
psu Ssi cent, ra 5' s ssas sss.
- cents osHrrl va seht~ frivs<e bsses. ), and So
N,DLos cARDzS-aAsAaaa Mr. JOHN sErros.
srews srrsssnes sssssu ME ' cslo ss RUS sss
a. and ser ns u NJ MIR A fs ss
ann II r... 81 K nss. ~ ss II H
SETON hisasl Irss = Mr. rlsas x.tasrine Slopr Ms
r. sra9s Mr. e shTArEsA os Iss ss 81
Nile tdsaide Rouset; Fra DAss4s, Mons Jean Rou-sst
RnoueHAAs LYcErM sRoA DwAr, NrA RBRooxE
circle , a1S s. % F ss.: rsy Il;
Door spsn At e Issn a, ss..sS Monday ;.ss,a;;;
& E s M s. sss ,a' &
morn Pas styrisnns y Mile D.sy barre s.a NJ CIV
s s IT, bsasssS s' ebs.s
I Sss r. ss *. ~ xsas
ae ie Mr.. Lynn Mrs. 4. Mr.. br..si.G. =
RARNuns AMERICAN sU.Kus.-p, T, nARNgx.
: ~ nssasy ssSsnG.a nas
ssn 'St rnI slRioHs
Sssass, nr isntiSs Mrs ornss, 6sin.sns
osa.y sslSn sTsna sn ~ vs
ssrnns i cTosss Is
1872 70 ~. y ,S- csdran nnsef ~ years
A cARD.-BowEgy THEATRE ON TUESDAY
EVENING next April 9Th, ai, Vii. take place Abe bsn.ns
M @ tss pas ~, M ss
Of oS1 S tsRr5 F e sa to ss
o se.a. .sas. s s,sv n 1.ts.
karic, Mr. Jordan.
HODGES ENTERTAiN MHNr.--aR. ossIAN H.
IL Dodge. the Boston vocalist having been urgently
unique and fashonate shs city previous
70 his departure Sr London 70 attend the woridb Fahe
a.
snd world Ienowsed Irper Hall Tuesday ovensg hpri
sU%9,og: de,srptys Iy polar prl1s sons w.'s..c
s.ort Gsni1 uat store and ., Iriper Hall Doors
quarter before O'Clock For particulars programme,
ss .S s asa siss
s Man i ard MS y. Nil j. ,s N and ne .s
ierer citizens q repeatedly urgca 70 Is a.
s rs having business s' vi S
VII ind him at the lrsin House between she hoursof and
gHRIPLER HAILe-oRANp SACRED CONCERT. ON
i most ngen,hcent scale. before attempted 10
SINNER taller, hss iesa sas.ssa lsdlis RaPSras a%r
Sadsm op sam N ,s az s r agsr ro q MI
sty fsereno rulnarso ha,so refunao f'9a tn
Nj John Dunn lnstr' rental colo eriosner. Mr. Gria
m nsfr ron miller Mr M ra a so Gss,as
The vheie under ne direction 81 Nj, George Lodcr Tickets
hesslsi saent So - ~ =.
DroSdNaS .''''' = V' - 7. rilEs ssarsssy ~
EVENINGS WIN BROTHER yoSATHAN-sscovp
Valentine The deli,sstsr see~nsrio eaarsr.sr,,
Ss Society sl 's' n :?
way Ana md ls.a IL sSsssy Ap5 vi r.
O. ireass folly snd iciess With qneer quaint anils,. and
Soatrs travellers old maids Learned
men young chidrrn curious law se' cd zen and ana.n,
and trimming music all queer voices, and
toys school Munssr,an ;nTers syerytnss
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('HEsstr GROVE COLLEGE CLIFTON, eIArbS
" Island. Rev. r. rerli. A. ~. 7. Z. D., frssident-
The increasing demand for asns. s!et<e HI. obissa
tbs frcdsat u make srrsasstssnte fr To c.abspsn
II distinct es devoted 80 The study ~ Architecture sni
ctu Engineering Ior The puspos u efcesg Ills oti.et
tie icbtitr and rrfetcsl grounds. hq Ass .sf
tesdei IN indp-ing Mr. Anderson the srchLs A. whose
spIrrrtJ IN Irosiee. ki hAs Leon roreale proved
- the rnbc y-tmums which ~ has obtained for iIne,
and his tsrTve practice 10th In ts country SOD ia Ia
rors e accept de Ircfssor.hip N tat drsrwent Ar
riea;loB for admission at seaman Nuirr TT Broadway.
= @ the rraeil 90 the college vii rscs.e prsmFt -
t-nt4or.
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MINERVA ROOMS. No. ss BRoApwAY.-ExTRA-
"A Ir.t, UA

MI TNFKVA KOVM~. M. N1 RKOADW Af.-ENTNA-
w orain sry-SAGLES Grand Panorama Of Irelnnd.-
Aer 50 unprecedented stay IN New York for upwards q
four the proprietor u compelled by the
patronage bestowed tls beautiful painting.
70 all VINO have IT, that will remain az the above
for this Easter week only Ii il beautiful work a
art and coml ing II does 81 the most Cherished
OF the Oden land Lake and Ssuts, Mountain and
Wood, viii amply repay Wait He ALEC respectfully
liz feu and the public thst hir beneut will
take place this evening tThursday tie last night tut
two A.Sni.slnn. - CONT. shillren AalI Irlce.
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DEopcHAMs LYCrI-M. pROA Dw Az, Mar ROOM

u strcetDrees circle and pnrqe< % eents Faniy cir
Gle. q 0rch.stn stan seeN ST. Private hssss 81
APRIL ~ the performances Win with the ROUGH
damon Dc oustn doc Mr. Raymond; Marysry Mise ksts
Smith To be follow "a n the DBvlL IN PAxIsr1oani
-, Miss " Taylor. 70 eonct~te With A ROW AT TIN
LICFrM-The Manager. Mr. Brc~sAsm The Stage Mana.
ger, Mr.. Lynne; Mrs. H.. Mr.. Br~~gAam.
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n 1AkD.-boWhRf THEATRE ON TUESDAY
evening next rr 2th 5i viii take the ben~nt
Of r. Waldr 1raetvrer, vino respectfully informs his
frien DIS and the public generally
This bcnert) viii I'D spse ts.a
Of MONTE CRIST0kdmond Dantss. sr. Eddy; Msrseacs-
Miss Nemyss--Sith tito nrst of ROBERT MAGAZINE
Eolsrt hacare Mr. Stephens Jacques strop Mr. Jordan;
karc, Mr.. Jordan.
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pARNUAS AMERICAN MUsKUh.-P. r. BARNuy,
propretorand ssnassr Hesdsy sfsosnooa ana evening"
At the soat Of humorous families the beautul
comedy Of TIE SERIOUS AMiLY-Aminadab Si.sk, M
nadawhy Charles Torren-, Mr. 4. Clarke. cart Murphy
Mcguire, Mr. ienklns Mrs ornsby Demaine, Nj ~ Chsp
man In the afternoon, oecck r The hrst time in this
country, laughsble domestic drama cntted VILLAGE
IAir,Tsny Bloomfield, Mr ke,t. To eonelode With THg
tlsFEiES OF HUMAN lIFE-nr Any Croaker, Mr.. Kent.
Admission 90 I'll. Mus, % childrsn under 10
OF age M cents Parquet aud Drives rcie LIZ eents ira.
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DR. ". Z. kENf, AuCTloNrER.-HorsEHoL FUR
10 niture ~ hovse ~ Howard street,
Tuesday At 70 catalogue the betn all tae
furniture contained y te are iour sy honse Ho~ssd
psrlor fnrniture. Mirrors Window Cvrins dang lurul
ture, China AMI Glass War, together with lay
ment u bedroom furniture, all OF which Ia good srisr
tnly being in year. Kitchen Pnrnsurs 50, sale
po5.ti.e or shine.
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srRrET-RoyES

ith3 Nl'p nail, NJ. Gl bhDhDWAf, ABOVE
lvl Grand stroetOp-n every ght daring
farther notice. The original and well known CHRIsrfs
MiNsTEILS rising efficient and versatile
Of talented" nnd "eSpcricpced perforner under The
management Of L. T. CLrsty whoe concerts In this city
succession OF i've years.. have been received with
favor ~ hisy respectable sad fashionable audiences
Tickets - cents Doors at half Elk,
eight O'clock An Afternoon Concert will be given Ss-
turdny May rd for the accommodation " Lades and
Juvcniiee commencing at O'clock y. u. On Saturday
evening next May .ird nusl benefit Of N. Mitchell
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DEW IN GRACE CHURCH FOR ShLE-oNE OF THE
j piost desirable Also Pew la The middle AISLE to
rent Inquire Of d. d. ALLEN No. Battery place,
sta