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'tIli' NH''f fNstlo" VlkIey.
u ~ e.-fias ~. john. i,-iry a lyurr. sg qirs n
Jeyhr against Ne .7mrerp M,isli lfr, aai Mprn, H..
sTouce Cog any-The DEFENDANTS are a corporation.
keeping Their Office Of Newark New Jersey; aud Rl.o
ba,,ng agency In THE city The action here Il On
policy ~ in.usrcc, executed ~ plaintiffs bJ hoir firm
~ st john Durr Co. by defendants on the als
" March. 1ssa through their agent retitin here The
policy the FIXTURES sni machinery contsiu.a IN
The buildings Mes ard HBgue street The Ices occur
rcd ~ th. tine Of The Hague street explosion the ih
~ February, 1850 The amount claimed l. Siy51 30 with
interest irm the 1th " May, 1859 The defence il that
the ls- occssioned solely BY the grors negligence
and caressncss q the deicndants of them aud
charge that the plaintiff Ava D. Taylor had the rarticu
Ter direction, supcrnendcncc, ind control Of steam
engine aud boiler, uaei Ia sad building and caused the
came r. be heated to such degree that explosion
the inevitable conscqvencs and that the evinc
ed such grtSs carelessneae "a cronerte deferdents
from liability The Defendants eonteud further that the
los Of PLAINTIFF fanny caused BY toe explosion ami
nat, hy Adjourned
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LAND WARRANTS.

GENERAL LAND OFFICE, APRIL 9TH. ls5i.-NU-
~ merous applications having been made this ONCE fer
rants under the act Of 18th September $780, should DO To-
eated the following thereto have been prepared
There three modes by which these locations may be
j. Is BY a, the w w.rra..se in person. ,
By the Wartant.e through the agency Of this Office
second SSis adopted tn. must
ton Of country, which tie dssd and
BY an AFFIDAVIT according to the following form"
uS we s ss t %Sa ap rws5
q witness. according 70 the following form No which
may eesr ssssefssa sss tn. as
'i Tn s s1% to Land
The eos,IaSy MADE
Commissioner.
he'd take snda,ts personally appeared there insert
81 he . Ss ses Iss S"
SsSm ssrSns N. acre.: under the ASse Sep
who now arphes to locate the same.
sworn TO and subscribed befor. me thiswasy oi-,is
tohcer' signature opxN.,
Know all men BY these presents tina. h.r. ln.r. IN.
..n. q s .rss9 e The sSSu.y state :,
sSa ,ps sS Aney for me and IN ny =, ss@s K ..a
.!d rGr sI. :. may { ss
erArvov
CouNTy or
On this day Of, In tho year, personaily ap.
eenrcd there insert Of warrantee1 and acknowlsdg
The within Power Of Attorney TO be his act and dees And
certify that well know the snid there inert the Of
wssnee and that he IL the same Is described
In the within Power, and who srecatna the came.
- tOfhosrs agnatursl
grATIoy
CovNTy
hereby certify, tina. on this - day of. In the year
personally before there insert the u the
vnssl aud (her- insert the Of wsrrsne and the
said there Insert the Of witness being we'll known 70
duly by and his oath declared and said
that Ne we'll knew the ssd there insert the Of waran
teel and that he the described and who
executed The within Power q Attorney and his testimony
satisfactory evidence Of that fact and the said
there insert the thercupon sokno wdg
ed the ssid Power 10 be his act and deed.
tonieer's irnature)
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RARNUM's MUSEUM, CORNER OF SEVENTH AND
- Chestnut streets, Philadelphia T. Barnum, Proprie
tor H. Sanford hanager-Two performances daily, alter
and evening Admission y cents; children half price
Monday evening benefit OF Nr Young with splendid bill
The tine comedy, AN that Gtters s not Cold Crieks.
the HEARTH p" A Morning Call" " Rough Diamond"
AMI other attractive plays will be presented during the
week The saloons most gorgeousy fitted with
Interesting collection Of curosties. including gallery
Of National Portraits and the highly Interesting experiment
illustrating the durnal motion OF the earth at simple
and convincing
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steam chin Eel Dorado.

jaws NoRDoN BIysIrI, K-Q
SRA statement appeared in tho HfoS tha morning
which uncontrsdictcd must lead the public bcerc
that as commander Of the steamship VI Dorado her
last voyage from Chagres had "miscd the pa4cngcrs
from port relative the accommodations and fare NJ
the vces In reply to that statement for the present
vii briefly stste that far rs mentioned in H. H.
utterly untrue. That after an interview which have
been promised with the agent In this city for the com
pany TO which the vi Dorado bdongs, on to morrow
fun and impartial statement Of oil the facts In the
matter will b. published which will eSculpete from
oil beme. by publishing the above you will cblige,
''Sr, very truly. ~, WaIQAI,
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NEW De LAME MILL ~ RHODE IsIAyp.-A few
months ago we announced that a company hal been
formed in this city for the erection of extensive
manufactory of dc lanes, and that General James,
who at the head of the company, had taken the
contract for building the mill. We have lately had
the pleasure of examining the building now nearly
complete, and ready for the machinery. 1t is of
brick, over 300 feet in length by 20 in width, with
n wing of $50 feet, and is the largest structure in
the state. Ii is built in the most substantial man
ner, with the latest improvements, and with some
that have not before been applied. All the arrange
ments for the various processes of the manufacture
arc of the most perfect kind, and adapted to the
greatest economy Of space and labor. Many of
them are new. The engine will be the largest sta
tionaIy ono in the country, and is of entirely
model The engine room will be perfect study
for mechanic. General James has displayed in
this extensive work that energy which has given
him such distinguished reputation and success in
mechanics. In fortnight after he had taken the
contract, the plans Of the whole work. to the last
machine, had been worked out, and the Dimensions
and position of every shaft, wheel and pully were
settled In seventy five working days from the time
when the first blow struck, in the depth of win
ter the building is nearly covered and ready for the
machinery In two months the work will begin T.
come from the looms, and full assortment OF the
various styles will be ready for the early spring
trade. We certainly have never known so large an
establishment erected and started in short time;
and doubt if the whole history of manufacture
ing presents parallel to IL. About n THOUSAND
men have been engaged in the various processes re.
CURED 10 complete the work, which will give per-
mancnt employment to half that number of per-
sons and viii probably add directly and indirectly,
more than two thousand to our population.--Pro-
raietcc Journal, My %.
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TIVE NEW YORK AND LIVERPOOL UNITED STATES
Mail steamers-The ships comprising this line are the

ATLANTIC. ........................C Capt. West.
PACIFIC. Observation-Disclosures. Cant. Nye.
ARCTIC. .................... =. Capt. Luce.
BALTIC. -. Capt Comstock
ADRIATlC. Observation-Disclosures. Capt Grafton.
These shps having been built by contract
service has been taken their
-rueton also in their engines TO insure strength and
gqualed for elegance comfort Price Of passage from New
York Liverpool SlSn exclusive size
ROOM, 49, from Ly erpool New York expert
enced surgeon VII &c attached each ship No berth
DC secured until psid for.
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THEATRE BvRNI IN CAHApA-The Amateur
Theatre in Catherine street was burnt down on
Wednesday morning, between one aud two O'Clock
II was frame building, and there being a large
Quantity OF combustibie matter connected With tho
theatre, the flames de6ed the eXortions Of the Are
men, whose efforts were successful Ia protect
log the adjoining buildings. Nothing was saved
The scenery, &C, the property Of tho manager.
Mr.. J. u. Harrison, were totally destroyed, and no
insurance. There Is no doubt the fire was the act
~ an ncendiary, AZ the theatre had not been used
for several days. The building belonged to O.. T.
Tiffany, Esq, md was insured in a Buffalo Com
gary W. &l2'.-kt4nIl9gn lSa.l EasaJs. AlU 2.
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OCEAN STEAM NAVIGATION CoMPANY.-FoR
~ Bremen via Southam pton.-The United States Mail
steamship WASHINGTON, G. W. Floyd commander will
sail for Southampton and Bremen Saturday, June H.
from Pier No North River IL o'clock experienced
Surgeon is attached to the ship All letters pass
through tho Post Office Specie delivered in Havre. For
passage or freight, apply to MoLLER; SAND RIERA,
agents 80 Broadway The steamship HERMANN will
coed the Washington on the 18th July.
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DARis AND LONDON TREATMENT OF PRIVATE
diseases, IN few hours. BY veg.,asle application,
apa eopsttatiens affections be combine. medicine, with
who cannot bs sared without W !. he has case, daily Of
years DURATION from the other In all be
y,hSgs saa.te ,hch others caused ~ ,hs sp.
these and he hundred. o. esrtssse shos Tia, non. can
slu, H. iou cured me in ore day.-p. y. corbyn one
,.5 ,5 lone ,%,c D,S9sa E.S over $50 ~.
shor, tiu'eJss. Eyans You cured q ,hs worst q
lss s,sa sPd.! ,hT,s Ysy:.s: =. beside.
Aneoy y J. Tes. a. distance can by snss.inS be- -
rsssss Y "A 3ns, esSI. f,sm ,oar Ard
doors from Broadway, not In the store.
NoTIcE.-rIELpING TO THE EARNEST soLIcITA-
tinns 81 very ps5y she have been sro..y deceived By
time prescribe srsiueusy for all disease. q private
Sss' q SsS,h have nsTss INJURED s.nsa,. n.,
else rly on .shcap p,ssans and speedy Treatment
n D d i.Ps".rs street. Sst s:.r Bfsssv.y - IA'
NEW MEDICAL Booxs.-A CONFLICTS PRACTICAL
yS.s on ". nature and treatment q selieste diseases.
her q sssu,f,py soiersa r.., large lie ny Homer
s ne S c:ss .i' sss
70 od g, n, or A;S1, work. q. ;sr; family
@ 2ass T Tn rsy ,ad Il, s !ss.
ras.Sf. sf sTsiS nSiTsH tls' REDS'
= broaaNay nd ~ ne ssthsr, - Brosdvay.
II EIIr IN TEN NINurEs-cuRKrSA rev DAFT
cf is q ssi coughs -, % .ene
isd f ~ .ss'T as :. ss' ny
hs esE W. and genuine proprietor and nsnsfseturrr %
o. asse~ics " %ssrnsnt q rass. from jane
En~~nn Ssn.s for Nsy rsst saa ve,sy soh siso "a.
bss. "
M EDirAL LECTURES ON SEMINAL prsEAsEs.
IVA The sr-t nunah~r fts ~ r Glover n D. sves
the symptoms consequences aud Of class Of diseases
little Underwood ~ redaca II IL Illustrated
and which BRING u within the o.
every ctass 81 In The
introduced, which hse ten bund eminent w successful
rc~<crng dehftated eraas. and bvahns that norhs
ssscescr cstsbiisAed csrfy youth. For sale hy
sucr Ann street, where he consulted IN SHE class 81
diseases. Price, n eests.
LIVERY xorHErs BOOK OR. MORAL Puysfo
II logyMarried ladies win Ans ueh 70 interest sh~r,
N mftsrs relating 70 the married Ufs IN this book TIC
ssT y poverty and The rrcpeet q TOO isrse faniy q
edren prevent many rrndent people frvrn marrying
this look Nt tell you Inrcrtan re,s which VII
come thtte ajectons The editor allowed
coitnts ~ the book IN detail but his female
rodcrs tas y particularly interests them rers want
N frfft wv cncnss Arar ~ mr. rsptsrf 10 10
Ssss,svu Iva Avn vssw W k~ " 49, sssy~
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DIAMOND AND HERR DRI EsBAC HSMENAGERIE.-
~ This celebrated henageriethe largest and best con-
Quoted In .hs known woraembracng almost every Animal
known natural history and which has received the
ronagc and applause Of hundreds Of Thousands the most
respectable and intelligent people of the United Saes has
ipst commenced most brilliant summer campaign and will
ysit the principal cities and Of New England in the
following order, viz May Jth, Manchester 3lst, Will
mantle; June lst do; I'd, Norwich 3d. New London th
Mystic Bridge; 9Th, Weserly 9TH Brans Iron Works r. L.
1h, Birch IIll; sh, do. do 9th ProvidenceI 10th do
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EomuE CAteHT ~ htSs.-A few nights since
after the fimily Of Mr.. Fitch on broadway, had
retired to rect, fellow. named Richard Smith
having by somo means got into the house, entered
the sleeping apartment Of young lady, and rhci
the drawers OF q bureau OF IL contents, consisting
of some thirty dollars in money. q gold chain. and
other articles Of jewtlry Thus FAR the transaction
was exceedingly commonplace: but not content
with hisscluisition of yaluablcs, the impudent "a
cal could not think Of parting with their fair o~ncr
without leaving her some token OF his nocturnal
yisit. 80 stepping az t. the bed where she lay CO.
folded in tile arms &C Morpheus. he imprinted on
her ruby lips one parting kiss Watcher IL was the
report that must necessarily have followed one OF
the right sert, nr something else that awakened
her. W. did not learn, out the sentimental scamp
could beat retreat, the fair hand e the damsc
was found gripping tho skirt of his coat while her
voice called loudly for help. The house was soon
aroused, and Mr.. Sinith arrested and consigned 10
The caaboosc. e. repent NJ lei urc his nniimey q
fort to H. the agreeable .-.N. Inn, tMC.D Mi,M
oiart7. sfyv -
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For height or passage, apply to
EDWARD X. COLLINS, No, So Wall street Ny.
BROWN, SMILEY CO., Liverpool.
y. q. ROBERTS L. CO., Is Kings Arm Yard, London.
l.. DRAPER. Jr., Boulevard Montmartre. Paris.
The these shire will not be accountable Tor gold
silver, bullion, specie jeNelry precious stones metals
unless hill. fading signed therefor AMI the value
thereof therein expressed.
After the hrst ~ April newt the rate Of the above
steamers from Liverpool ~l be materially reduced.
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y hall, No. ~ Broadway, between Howard and Crane
streets Open night during the week The celebrated
original and we'll known Fellows Mnstrsls, prsna
efficient and versatile corps IT talented and
the direction Of j. b. Fellows whose
oert in this city for the last have been received with
the by the elite and fashion Of this
tropos Their consist Of Burlesque Italian Opera
Scenes Witty Sayings Solos Duets Chorusses DancnGs
and Performances Wednesday SAtur-
day afternoons grand concert Cor the daton %
ladies families. at o'clock y. II. Admis-
zion conts Doors At o'coek TO commence ~ 8.
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ARRANGEMENTS IN BosToN FOR PRovIN0 THE
ROTATION OF TIE EArTH.-Arrangcmcnt are now
nearly completed for demonstrating Mr.. Foucault's
idea Of the rotation Of the earth visible by
machinery Under the direction Of Professor Eben
y. Ilorsford Of the Lawrence Scientific School,
the apparatus for illustrating tho great experiment
Of NJ. Foucault has been arranged within the Bun
ker Hill Monument. a few gentlemen were adj
mi.ted yesterday afternoon, at preliminary exhi
bition Of the machinery. Early next week ar
engagements will be made for admitting the public
\ brass cone Is secured to the floor at the top of
the Monument To this is attached wire Of PIG
feet In length, Of the size known as No 20 piano
forte wire, ~ the foot Of this IL attached cannon
ball, enclosed In brass Frame under which Is nm
iron point, showing accurately the motion Of the
ball over table divided into 800 degrees. This IL
a circular table, about seven feet in diameter, oc-
cupying the space at the bsttom Of the monument
chamber. The apparatus il set in motion by care.
fully drawing aside the pendulum, by the aid OF q
slight string, which is burnt of, leaving the ball
free TO yihrate the ceure Of the floor. This
will continue 10 yibrate for period Of Ave hOurs-
ut the end Of which il must he set in motion again
tho pendulum being subject TO the influence OF
graytation only viii, in this sort PERIOD cease It's
motion, unless the operator gives IL renewed aten
ton. The arrangements ut the Monument are
such az to give the observer, in the course of few
minutes, practical and accurate dcmonstr ton OF
the principle now under discussion -Boaon Ira.
rtHT, Df1y ~
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CoR IIvERpooL-UNITEp STATES NAIL STEAM.

kNOh IINERPooL.-UNl TED STATES NAIL STEAM
ship BALTIC, Capt Joseph J. Comstock. This steam
ship will depart with the mails for Europe positively
Saturday 7th Of June at ~ o'clock from her berth At
foot Of Canal street No berth be secured till paid for
All letters and must through the Post Once
For freight passage, having unequaed accommodations
fer elegance comfort, apply to
EDW b. X. COLLINS SO Wall street.
Positively freight will be received board after Thurs
day evening June The steamship PACIFIC will succeed
the Baltic, and sail june 2Ist.
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TRIPLER HALL-A GRAND coNCERr wIGL aE

gVRIPLER HALL.-A GRAND CONCERT WILL BE
given at TrpIer Hall Thur sday evening JIM: 5th,
for the purpose OF illustrating the the
Notation, by which fats and sharps longer
sary and the study Of music becomes infinitely spfea.
The following eminent talent THIS
Adolf Zunn. Violin Soto of the Opera Bourdekux his
first appearance in America first appearance Of h
Laurence Pianist; Messr koll, Drescher Eichorn Re1e
Eltz and Select Orchestra Vocal performers Miss HE
fer Mr. s. Leach, quarette of gentlemen sni
choru. Of 30 young ladiesthe Whole under she
Mr. Gee. Iodsr Particulars In future programmes reies,
~ cents To be obtained at the music stores tho
door Concert to commence at o'clock.
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ENrrREp AT srArIoNERs. nALL.--cREAr ExHI

ENTERED AT sTATIoNERS' HALL-GREAT EXIT
IL btion Almanac, for l containing view % tho build
ing erecting In Hyde Park, aud full account Of every par
teusr connected With the In English French. sns
German also how % visit 10 cir day. the whole % the
tutens exhibitions In London, and is principal squares
streets shurchc, monuments marksts Rel NTH The ehb
sres and every other Information Published
Ron sons ll9 aud 10 BisLopsgae street london, the
eesrated yerruquiors perfumers hair cutters hair dyer
and general agents who undertake 10 execute on commi
son orders Tor description Of goods for all parts Of the
world. Ross sous also solicit the attention Of
siding abroad a. the articles Of their
sstnE q British and foreign rerumery tihey havtns an
etabsment In France Lind q soaT brushes dress
ns ease srors and cutlery, including their Resered
suard hs,or which prevents the possibility 81 any one
cutting himself while shaving artrapatory for dye,ng the
hair q any required shade and their unyssj sscrpens
hair 81 all kinds for both ladies and gentle
men ANY orders reesiyed hy them promptly attended y,
snd ~ ~ value sud upwards vii b. eseeuted ~ the
wholesale price. bat remittance With ndersnssbe and
hsy underss that nothing but rst class goods shall be
cent Ter which Their name SUFFICIENT guarantee having
hesn established nearly century, Price Of the Almanac
3D. with the usual allowance the trade; 70 he had N
cedS o. All bootgelers and throughout the
-an ADDRESS, Ross Sons. lis and I'D Bsbcrssss
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pARNuMs AsIATIc CARAVAN, MUSEUM. AND ME.

RARNUMS ASIATIC CARAVAN, MUSEUM AND ME-
nagerieThis mammoth establishment the largest ira
yelling exhibition in the world being combination of all
the most popular and nnexeeptonable species of
ments Of the open, Morning Afternoon and Eve
ming for week only under the immense varegaed
Whom erected for the Eighth tho
Opera House. The Day Performances peculiar induce
ment 10 Schools Ladies and Families who wish to avoid the
crowd incidental TO evening exhibition The Museum
and Menagere includes in addition to Of living
animals collection of the
characters Of this and other countries together with
rey OF interesting curotes of various descriptions The
with the native cngaete chief who accompanied them to
this country splendid seec.i of highly diversified
Of which the original General Tom Thumb; Mr. Nss
the without Mr. Pierce the lion conlueror and
many others will appear. young calf elephant only six
months old and but three aud half high viii be
ridden around the interior of the Pavilion by the Llpu
tian Gen Tom Thumb Admit 25 children
y half price. Doors from 9 to II o'clock A. M from
2 to s. and from to 10 o'clock L. NJ
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TUE ROYAL NAIL STEAMER MERLIN, CAPTAIN
Sampson, will sail for Bermuda and st. Themss
Mondsy, tie 9TH 81 June, a. noon. She has excellent
commodsters Cor rGascnger Price o. 70 Bermuda
So 70 81. Thomas so There u regular m communi-
cation ttwees st. Thomas and all the West India Islands
Havana, Vera Graz Venezuela &c. The Merlin will take
freight Apply a. u. CUNARD, Jr., D Broadway. PS.-
No Letters Nss will he received board Of the Merlin.
except through the Pest orice.
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DARNUMS AMERICAN MUsEUM-P. T. BARNUM
- Proprietor and hannger-The manager, DESTROYS TO
please respect the the Museum
fully presents the following powerful bill for the
meneng Monday June I'd, 1851 Evening, commencing
o'clock, G. HARLES XIICharles XII Mr. Henkins; Tripto
iemus Muddework; Mr. Hallway After which, the cele
brated drama of THE OLD GUARD-Havresack Mr. Hen
kns helanie Miss Chapman. In the afternoon
ing at o'clock THE TEACHER TAUGHT Mr.. Aubrey,
Mr. Bllamy; Charlotte We're, Miss Sylvester conclude
with THE WOOL DEALER-Deuteronomy This first appear
ance) Mr. H. T. Hickey. Admission, the entire Museum
and performances % cents children under 10 years.
cents; front seats in parquet one shilling extra.
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yNRIpIER Observation-Disclosures CONCERT rol

rHRIPLER HALL-COMPLIMESTA CONCERT, TOR
the benefit Of the House Carpenters Of Phiia phs,
Tuesday evening. June g. ISL which OCCASION the
following distinguished artes will kindly volunteer ass
services Miss Caroline Hnert, (by permission Of Ham
bin, Esd; Mr. j. c. Dunn. (by permission VI James
Brougham Es9) Mr.. T II Mash. Mr. O; H. cgrtls, NJ
Qutrtett company Shelton military baud gagged FOX
the occasion Mr. G. H. Curtis will preside at the rsno.
Programme. Part Ii Selections from Ernani-sheltan5
band Verdi :, Song Give Cot IN the valley love
Mr., Nash-N elsop; 3 favorite Polka-Sheltons Band
shelton; Song, Ben Bolt"Mis iiiGerPeters PAM
tasia Description of Thunder Pano--R Elder,
o. Duet the Acoordeon-Messrs L. Jacobs 7, Quar-
tette "Lut1ow"-Quartette Company-Gorman 5, quick
Step-Shelton's Band-She'ton. Part H. Roman .,
from uerslia Borgia-shel..ns hand-Doni1es 10 Song,
MOLLY Bawn'-Miss Hfert->. Lover; II, Quar.esse,
MOONLIGHT Greetpg'-Quartette Company-C. II. Crrts;
Y, Ballad, Ny love like the red, red Rose. c.
DunnSneair; Is, Duet siren and Friar'-Mss Hirsrt
and Mr. Nash-Emannel; IA, song rhe Flag ofour rnaa
Mr.. Nash; 10 Quick SUPPLEMENTARY BaId-Shsi-
ton; H. favorite song-J &. Damn Tickets. - cents TO
be had at the door and Of the following Committee II Ar
rangsments;-H. NJ Smith. NJ. Miller, c. Daver, q. Cas-
sell, J. shelby A. G. Depew, r. Wood J. NJ stansb-ey,
j.. y. Thompson, VIM. Snider f. w. PAUL, Chairman;
VIM jackson, Secretary. Concert at eight O'Clock. No
postponement.
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MECHANICS HALL, NO. 472 BROADWAY, AEOvR
A Grand street-open every night during the week unt
further notice. The original and we'll known CTRISTYS
MINSTRELS, comprising efficient and versatile csrps
ftaented and experienced performers, under the
nagement of r. r. Chrsty whose in this city
succession Of Ave have been received with favor
highly respectable and fashionable audiences Tickets Is
cents Doors open at halfpast six, commence eight
o'clock An Afternoon Concert viii be given Saturday
next for the accommodation Ladies and Juveniles COM
men cng at o'clock, l.. N.