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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-02-10

rF5E walker e. Sons Notice, No. ll8 Fulton
st'-JOB BOOK BINDING Z. W. SONS respect
fov their friends and customers IN general tnat
had boeks destsoged by nre in their establishment on the
;9d ~ whether hey were brought by them
,eys or through their agent, That they are wliug On ~
then power procure copies OF the same works 10 o.
lam booi for them az trade pce ard allow thcm %
xer cent. on a. price Of binding them , . =.
s--Al persons who believe they haa BOOKS bedils III
th establishment at the time OF the NE, cah eaSy eh
the fact by calling and exanieng the order Oo'A az no
l1G Fulton 81. ,.,;. ~
r. W l. SONS now ready TO bird up ed'ohs o.
book for he trade and On the most IeAsouADc
teens all descriptions Of neat ahd an, JOB 30 oa
ine. JUS
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ITO DRUGGISTS.-A frst-class Drug
Store TO be sod on account OF the III heath Of he
proprietor Address GALEN, Union square Post ONCE
(f IT,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-02-10

V'O PRINTERS "A Lad nearly Is
years old now living the country, wishes 20 be-
come thorough practical Printer. Adde'S Types at
ih4s office 81 0iulh&S'
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~ Notice TO Passengers from Faaan lla.,, 20
Cxlifornia.--The PACISIC MAIL STEAMSHIP
ConPANY feel called upon to give public notice that TO
tickets viii DO recognized by their agent at Panama Whoh
are Got signed BY an officer Of this Company aud 'na'
tickets thus signed be obtained only at then agency
No. III West st., OF O. C. L. BARTLETT, ESQ., hoslon
or Of Messrs ARMSTRONG, HARRIS co, New
Orleans BIZ order; W0t. h OA'lO~h' o2 s1 80
Eec-york, Jan. &c, 1852. J-' u
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Hall OF Records, PARK.
JONATHAN W. ALLEN, Wee Prest,,

NJ 10 New Cily Hal
los Briten $50 Greenwich lJoa EoXe. igets-place.
" mis- Bscs y la spriug SyvaLus Gedney 1856 Lsu-
Geo IA. Perfon. 10 New CIVIL feAs St ....
Hall. lNm II kblot, 200 n =.
& u. DE Lana,er 3o2 West VIA N Gfenele, 20 Pins-st
i4th a. John AckeT Fnndam-st
n Del NecheO. i0j BdWay Michael NJ Van Dyke, lt8
VIM Sncla,r 10 Cay Hall SlRos & Biooklyn
George BOYD. li3 " ooster-st 10 \ MeIrt 10, SpfngS
J ". FELI. Secy Office No l73 SPune st. II B.
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~ East River Buildiug and Mutual Loan

IT, East River Buildiug and Mutual Loan
ASsoCiution.-A special meeting % ths Association
Will 10 held on WEDNESDAY EVENING, lith.lnsia at.
a. n T. NJ ar their rooms. No 3l4 Grard s. between
Coumbia and Shenl, ~ which an opportunity VIII be
afforded ladies' o,heS TO become members THIS IS
one Of he be those Associations by which the mechanic
aud others small can, By r0lng monthly pay
mens, realize the tfuns of their industry. which have
The number of shares already taken speaks wea f., the
management and will enable tho Association 20 close its
opes Ms as s0on sooner than those Of older stand
irg Tie Office No. 5l GTRnf st is open daily from 10
Nj to 2 NJ whore adiclos Of association aad prospec-
fuses can be had gratis Fnuange fee So monihly dues
So OBADIAH RENC COMB, President
JAS WHITE, Vice President
SAML. VI. JORDAN, Asst Vice President.
Cu.x l. kNDKnsoN Seceiar,t Iuf az
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-03-08

HAVANA, Feb. 90. 1852
av1ical f Sumers-Necs from Merico vajal-Ssip-
Wrek Of .4rneican Pessels al Yera Crus-7n. Dsayio
de Mn7na as aist Ami Ren,as-Neus from The Interior
arrests a. Puerto Principe--Nc.y Dock
There have been great many arrivals at this port both
of steamers and sailing vessels
We have dates from Mexico TO the 10Th of February,
and from Vera Cruz to the 18th The news il unimpor-
tant Letters from Cnmargo say that tho dctachme mt
under Uraga had left the 18th for Monterrey 40 that tho
whole force for the protection Of the frontier win be about
2,3C0 men
The Of fresh invasion OF tho Mexican territory
under CGravaal is unfounded Caravaja has not more
than 30 with hn who daily committing robbcres
Mexican estates situated the other side of Rio Bra
yo. certain Dowull Judge Of E,trella (Sar) county
has been party to the outrage committed the Mexi-
can boundary line, and has sent assistance to Ccravo
The conduct Of General Harncy very much cuogzcd
Thc Vera Cruz papers still filled with particulars OF
the disasters caused by the late gale Tho
the Robert Stephenson have been found tho shore
Coatzacoalcos well several panks marked Robert
Spedden.H Another American vessel Is said have been
lost too; but no name Is given
Tho Genera! Conca and the Isabel have arrived Tho
Local papers principally filed with European news The
Dad7o de Marina strongly condemns Louis Napoleon for
the contemplated conscaton of the property belonging
to the Orleans family and Eliminates against the demo-
cracy for tho o respect il shows TO property as seen by
the conduct Of the antrentcrs IN the United States Ii
sorely misses Lord Palmerston from the Foreign Office
where probably President Fmores interference in favor
Of tho Irsh cxlcs will lead to some discussion
The ma from the interior brings ardent descriptions
OF the enthusiasm displayed at tho es.es reaes In honor
Of tho Princess Royal Tho invasion excitement il
aid to have entirely subsded yet there have been made
evera arrests among the young Of Puerto Principe
Tor wearing revolutionary hats
Tho Captain General has granted permission TO tho Spa
rish Mail Steamer Company to build dock the Ala
II eda dc Paula. COLON.
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The --latest from Washington.

AMERICA AND FRhNCE-LoUIS NAPOLEON AyD
MINISTER RIyEs-MoRE CHARGES AGAINST Levy,
u. 4. STOCK ISSUED.
bPEciaL coRRLsPorDFNcE or the HERALD.
WssuINorov, March Us p. NJ
All the rumors to Il misunderstanding between Louis
Napoleon and Mr. Rivcs. that the recall Of the latter
has been rcquesed that ia contemplated to recall
him wholly unounded The recent dispatches from
France give for suppospg that friendly relations
will be in any WY interrupted
The Grand Jury here have been engaged In the nvcs
tigaiion Of further charges against John T. Levy Thoy
Of similar character to that upon which he has
already been indicted.
The United States stock issued TO foreigners during the
past week, $s4soO YZ
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Alarming Accounts from santa Fe.

INDIAN CUTRAdIS-soLDIERS AND CITIZENS MUIR
DEREn--GREAT ALARM or THE SETTLERS, ETC.
BALTIMORE, March q 1852
The 81 Louis Repdiica has Santa Fc dates TO the 3st
Of january The Apache Indians committing great
out,Tgcs and several parties have been attacked and
murdered,
pary of five soldiers attacked, Of whom four
were killed ut the first fire. Out of another party who
engaged in cutting wood four also murdered
Great alarm existed in MI quarters md many the
towns were guarded and fortified Tho government
troops said to be unable TO check these ou.ragos
Rumors of the discoveries Of precious metals continue
10 be prevalent ut Santa Fc
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EMPRESS AGENCIES. &c.


,rac A; n %eSed A. to No. Wan
non cd Dust Gs snd sni
the o the only
rd
the Sandwich Islands, south american Psciao porta
" WIN .hs despatch Printed insruatons can DO had
Trsn,isco ~ tie regular connecting
rg 70 81" ransso cents r. No for Cas
fhh, and nth. a. H. PRIDE & CO., No. Wall &C.
A H. PRIDE & CO.'S CALIFORNIA EXPRESS, NO.
"a. Wal street, near Broadway.-We arc prepared to
don China the sndGS sw sGsa aad iG oa.
Sss ss T,s rsry s % y
,seo ~ Tie rogusr connecting steamers from Panama
ss Sc T'ss's a s "a
rs rGs IL al Ssr sgSs from at ch,srcs II time
Ysaic Co. are tho only AGENTS for transror.ation Of
English Insurance co,panc Letters and i'm mportant dss-
patches delivered IN advance of the United states mails
tween New York and Frnnciseo secured at our Office
sppa ES'd .Srss sa
y Srer e sep yi. TIE rnsS ,,ss
marks numbers and seatonts oaeh rsoLsse a.. their
fetgrc statement should be furDiahed Go The ofco
the day before the steamor leaves The subscribers the
their sssn,s ss cl;sri, which
wari sca. at San Who ossns insn e
ref for hcr immodiatc landing No charge made for
wardns covers syeryhns from the time the goods leave
me rev FORK office unit lhoy landed at San Francisco
Packages should be made waterproof and not exceod
tain dren lions and wei sats-
Under its per III '.W Over % lbs. per lb s 80
! : Millinery aSiiiiGS'Es'ss'si S's Gu a.. 10 8 s.
A. II. PRIDE & Co, No. Z Wall street.
WM. CuAsE BARNEY, A. III. PRID..
RERF0RDs GREAT CALIFORNIA EXPRESS Will
~ go forward Tuesday next 9th inst in charge Of our
@ TIE anns & k%pre wy 10
expect to land good, AZ San in about
dGye. small parcels received till p NJ day of sailing
BEKFORD 4 CO.. vesoy street, Astor House.
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gencc from tho South Pacific coast II inerestin! to
the commercial community
OUR SOUTH PACIFIC coRREspoN DrNCg
VALPARAISO, CuILr, Jan 20 1852
Peace Restored in CdRe,oution among c state Psi.cnss
ut tic Struts Qf Magcia,sTuo .9nrcylean Ships Nth
large .fnoun ef Gold Cap,ycd ty Mem-igngr;A ard
French Men cf Var fars'ii,E tssaasers ana "A
M1 PocfcPert4G, cnd Ct.i. Guqao-Iinances az Ca3e
Large Emigration 10 Caiena-siste efie Markets. e..
The political difficulties which for some tinc past have
agitatcd this little republic for tho present to be
happily ended, with the exception of light outbreak In
tho mining region Copispo which was soon suppressed
Peace and tranquility have generally prevailed durin, the
past month The reyolutionists have all disbanded and
returned 10 their homes and II Is to be hoped agriculture
md commerce VIII soon resume their Yont.d activity
There has however recently been terrible connoti1n
among the state prisoners ut tho Straits Of Magellan
Daiished from their homes account or political ana
oler otcnces they got up revolution thoro among
themseye1king the governor taking tho garrison and
declaring Themselves free aud Independent Of Chile in par
tioular and ,hs rest Il mankind In genorain
Tho American bark Florida, which / mentioned in
former letter having been chartered by this govern
Iueut ard frcightci with full cargo Of rcvou onists
icIehy se2ed white at the Straits ana il now in pos,
scsicn o the praoncrS oalcal information has also been
given TO the American Consul here ihat another Aueri-
can vC-eoi (laino uukuowu) bound fron, Coforn. To
New York, with barge amQunt VI gold 0n boart hal
been captured by these renegade Who have sailed with
both vessels for parts unknown There being uufoglu
pa ely no American msn-ot,far this prrt Of The coat
at Ifcscnt the Engi and French Gdniials h3ye both
despatched ship ia search of lee daring pirates and
VIC hope soon to he adyiscd Of their capture.
similar outbreak has recently occurred NJ tho fsana
of juan Fernandez. and attempts made " takc the
thtfe aC the uue but hn succeeded in putting out 70
sea heicrc they accomplished thcir gnf This island
is y present. orc u he dpots for cide prisoners.
WITH the rt<diug aud rapidly incruas ing COM uieret
oi the United states in the Pacific not only doirA
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TRAVELLERs' GUIDE.


ITOR ALBANY-WITH RELAY OF ENGINES. AND
without change OF cars. Fare So pO Regularity and
SAFETY combined. The of the New York aud Harlem
Railroad leave the City Hall station, New York daily
DAYS excepted), ut o'clock, A. NJ ~ sL0AT, supt.
EoR NEwARK.-TARE l2k cENTs-sPRINo AR
WIN. aud aftor Wednesday March TO- run as follows
Leave Newark foot of Barclay street, at O'Clock A.
landing at Borgon Point each way Irght taken at rea
sonable rates.
NEW JERSEY RAI'.R0AD.-THE MAIL LINE, VIA
Jersey City in tho afternoon, will leave half hsur
later ard after the rst Of March vis as hafpat r.
~ new passenger line between Trenton and New York
commences also tho 6pt Of MARCH, leaving Trenton at
4. NJ, and New York, Mt ~ Z. NJ
CAMDEN AND hMRoY. RAILROAD, FOR PuILa-
~ delpie from pier No North river. foot Of Battery
place. @ tce mbeat John Potter. Two lines daily Morn
Ing line leaves AZ A. VI. Aernoou cypress ao &c r. NJ
through 60 Pladolpda ~ tour snd half hours. Faro
trs oa7s So sccond class, 81. Returning oaye Phi
lad tlphs from foot Of Walnut street At A. H. and T.
81, lmerart nc w steemhsns Transport fsora per No
!, at5 i. NJ. Fare 81 20.
Nrn YORK AND PHILADELPHIA DIRECT.-g. 8.
lS NAH aud Express Lines, through IN ts lours. N T.
ailroad via fer6ey City, leaving New YORK A. NJ foot
Cortsndt stract, A. NJ and o. r. d. Liberty street.
Toaro rbadclphio horrn from foot of walnut street.
Fnrc reduced to ~ for rst class aAd 81 10 r eaop GLASS
baltimore Washington, ana Charleston through Tickets sold
ia tho ahovn uea end through luggage carried 1T the A.
NJ snd k r. NJ lines from New York With throash oonduo-
turs, without expense.
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rERTY BELONGING TO THE ANEOY RAILROAD COM
PANy-MuRpERER CONVICTED. ETC.
PunspEppHIa, March T. 1859.
Lat night Gre broke out in block Of stores On the
wihrf, below v ainut street Three buildings Nos 81.
- nnd 90, entirely destroyed The occupants were
Lennine Co, Clarke & Co. Thomas b. Curson Co,
john Daley, and the pennsyyanis Railrosd. Thomss
Anbene Co Ind quantity & oil stored in Of tho
luililnes. ne largest losers i.corng s. Co. who
hnd two Lmdrcd eaeks of soda ah and l.rgc quantities
OF SIENNA, aiuic and oor drugs torcd In No So The
fire is attributed to the action OF acids stored In this
building. During the fire. explosion occurred wicI,
forced out The lower walls but happily no one was ~
uor y injured. Two lrcmen fell from ladder but s,is-
taLcd only flight irusea Tho stores, which extended
from Wlnlf stroot TO Water, belonged to the Amboy
Ealroad Company.
John Cough, who WAS 80 badly crnshod on Friday on
The Reading Raroad died IN ttc evening al the hospital
Andrtw Mcbride just tlicd FOR the Of ha brc-
thtr bas been found guilty Of murder in the second do
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Fire In Warren, Rhode Island.

WARREH, n L., March o, ls52.
hre broke ont here carly yesterday morning, which
Destroyed The hnt store Of Aaron soy Miller street.
md the house adjoining the eest side owned aud oc.
eupled ly Captain Joseph RuTt Tho building adjoining
on the west side, owned Ly Ill Larn Ann Barney was
Iso heoiy destroyed There insurance os about
thee thousand dollars on tic property dc lroycd
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ikAyisl ! liONIaE.

M ATRfhoNY MADE EASY, OR now TO WIN a
Iva loYCr Professor LaWt5n, Boston formerly OF Ion
oop w send to my address receipt of ono dollar post
p ~ lan drec TO enable ladies gentlemen 90 win
q as many OF the opposite sex as their
may "eifc The process IL simple, bot captivating
e s may 10 msfrqd rreapectiye age. appearance
p u" 1nd nst toat not least, It ba ARRANGED with
hhu aeieaey that detection IL Impossible Ad-
9tts rvoser Nton Boston, Mass. No letters taken
lrom wy roe, oihee unless The postsge Is paid.
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Indian Hostilities in New Mexico.
SETTLERS AND SOLDIERS MURDERED.
'xCI1EMENT AND ALARM or THE INHABITANTS.
AFFAIRS IN WASHINGTON CITY,
&c. &c. SC.
Important from Northern Mexico.

CAMARGO CAPTURED AND MA1AMoRAs BEsIEGgD NJ
THE REvoLu1loNIsTs, ETO.
NEW ORLEANS, Maroh O. 1852
News from the Rio Grande has reached here, to the
eject that Caravaal has attacked captured Carnngo
and Is now closely bcsicgng Matamoras.
The steamship Fanny, which II reported being below
will probably bring authentic particulars.
The eastern mail has failed almost every day siacc lhc
new arrangement
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The mail steamship Isabel, Capt Rollins, arrived at
Charleston on the Sd inst, with advccs from Havana to
tho 18th ut and the Empire City ut this port 5atur-
day. from the place with intelligence to O'Clock on
the morning Of the LIST Inst.
The news which is Of very interesting character, Is
embraced in Havana and Mstangas correspondence
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FINE ARTS.

CoLORED DAGUERREOTYPES-GREAT IMPROVE
provsment in Daguerreotyping the natural coors-Ci
Gems OF New York should remember that in this
country in the world has the represent
ing the natural coors in Daguerreotypes heen
performed as by HOLMES $50 broadway.
X ELLY'S HALP-PRICE ENGRAVING AND PRINT
ing Office, l4l Fulton street, New York Bill Heads
Cards Maps, Diplomas. mercantile work Of all
Wedding, Visiting Address, and At-T0me Cards, Cake
Boxes Bridal Envelopes &c., &c. Plate and atty Cards
nAGUERREOTYPE.-JUST RECEIVED, A FULL
- stock OF Scale Plates all sizes These plates are used
exclusively by tho best Daguerrean Artists They
ranted 90 take better impression than other
to give complete satisfaction In every respect Rosi price,
fnl size dozen; smaller sizes in proportion. Liberal
discount to the trade Address.
VICTOR BISHOP, No % Maiden lane
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FINANCIAL.

proposals FOR LoAN.-s25o,ooo RELLEFoNTAINE
and naiana asrqad sGvea per cont drs
Company $4,000 seven per cent mort
Thss sss at
IN ne Il, city SsE & saa wss4s
rrnsisAi sls p.yabic; spa secured by mortgage
sdsrs lsss sse .Sas
Lsisture Of oo authorizing them and ptS the
nossEs T. above to assure the payment thereof The
Wien s SsS5 sssn s%s aspesss e
disposed wants q company hereafter from
o Us nhs s and s
aaa I'D en en thereon m Tfs n 0ersses the entire lin
WAY q or nes Gelon Where the cI.ysIsad and Colunbas
haissa eses.l te ssme throagh arion tame
aiydns s.stc. cfohs iad4ns Were il oenneots
nearly sopose The entire Inc i M ilas Is undo e"n
,rc r s anS 1ar Hre se9gi r, mile,
9 rais arc p1rshssSd and in shS & srrss
@ i e % a ~ & X 'n @ L. & s,s JAY ans9 @ sss ssd 1 %
iss y sSe e "a and S9nds The = I'm Of $4,000 sub
gg9 y M has been srssdy paid n ard sxPsatsd on the line
rcsqary psa cali Of the pany 70 raise the re
r Gg@pany I has n @ 20 S M es" The
",s;ss psaGps p to fake p'ses.sa o. the road
Gs % Gs' Se man and 3 9Rp G G ossss coed "a
snia 70 road thf9ngh qho saSsee pdianspoli,
Te5re hau,e road completed aud in operation. The
& ndssapo S sons sn L Ss
o and hs Win l he cnrsy cSmp'tSi BY October next
road yns between Terro Hsute ST. Louis, sai hc
M % &c S a uaaGs aurs sa direct s rous from
Sw Y.f ssa 'h,sdSSphia 20 s. aa raysFn psp
states thrssg which the line rf5n tho nafgss o.
es % *: s bonds w .Ts fUsa nsma s G @ yn
suiness rrSat admits bqs li,sie doubt local
r,cted as i z Es and We y vii he ong Of the greatest
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send this per Isabel TO Charleston thinking II may
anticipate tho arrival Of tho Empire City IL Now York as
the latter steamer has but just arrived from Orleans
and Will not sa before Tomorrow have time to
cosc only the arrivals ana departures ut Havana, and
not Of the other ports Of the island H.
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F,IEMs CorrEE AND CHop uousE a,a nnoAD.
Nway W te served gp th,, day Rnsah Hare Soup aud
rsty frm T. 90 O'Clock. Epicurcs call An acc clan
NJ. sle UroadWns, ~ - hoor to GDtAi9 nst, NN
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d5,; B rs. ! :::;.
e y. rsli Es,s H.s:
G % anx,, mr. rsnHS Sir Arthur Mr. BsMTr Water
With 9Is farce s Of n's ne sNds
M bsr %
ton, Miss Kate Horn; Mossy snasss, Mrs. sefton.
RARNUMs AMERICAN MUsEUM.-P. T. BARNSM.
Nansssr.NAdmi.son entire Museum and perform
ASss ss.s ss s
Gorgeous Oriental SPECTACLE produced At the Of So
e
AMP FAIR STAR the Camel Driver and hs WIFE which
sysry
sssss:s ssIsss: Ansissds.a isss Ssssas
The youthful Giant, &c., may now bo seen.
MIR AUGUSTUS BRAHAM WILL GIVE HIS SECOND
M 4 q khasnfaz evening March
SsG wAiaSS SRS S%aS~ distinguished '''''
PnoaRAMns:-PARr F,n,T. IN
Aria-prs rscestis isissat M..sri ~ - Rossini
sens-Rejeiee greatly as,sjssi ,l,i: .. Handel
Asi,.wDsfsffs sr s's ssie'F J.pA Handel
sons-o rest in tho Lo,a 5E1;,ahj Aendel'aohn
Fsntasia-concertns, on Themes from "IinaA di
>N'''''A'A MR. 4. seds;wickt.' - D0n"s'''
rroIDolSe TraRRauia trom the opera Of 81 VII
Mms " ssushsis mis-, NJ Leach. and Mr. 4 B;ahsm as'"
Sops-Never Despair (second time in Amerca) Braham
Mr. Augustus Braham.
= PART SECOND.
'''' Mr. i,reatorox t. : '"'0f0
Irish song-O come 70 the West love ........Lo Lover
Old Irish Me0dy-Lov.s Young Dream (hrst tine) Moore
Tro-rwas one Of those sSSssus Drsa@s ntaa.m Moore
Nine. Boucbelle, Miss Leach, and Mr.; Creatorex.
(Arranged by Mr. Maeder
Old scotch Song-The Flowers Of the Forest. Unknown
: 49, . Mr.. Augustus Braham.
MADAME Doucheiie and Mr.. c,rcstorcx. 'f'a'0''A
Ballad-My Dreams are now no more OF thee. Lavenu
y particular request with conesrsina accompaniment by
:, Mr.. Sedgwick
Mr. Augustus Brabam.
r,, Condaotors-Mr. Greatorcx and Mr.. Sedgwick.
Tickets 80 conto be had at the principal music stores
o'clock
ELOQUENCE WIT. DROLLERY-BY PSYCHOLOGY
cal subjects who impcrsonate Kossuth. Daniel Web
"wednesday, and Saturday Union Buildings iss Bowery
Go early to secure seats Admission. shilling Doors
open vt Us o'clock: commence at716
A ANATOMICAL MUSEUM. 800 BROADWAY CORNER
"A Of Duane street.-The above magnificent
containing three large galleries hundred
Psngsn s;SmPrisnf the isrges collection Of Anatomical
which the human frame suect-oonnues open for tho
p NJ, each day Wednesday, from ii until o'clock ex
cusvsy Tor ladies' Ladies will be In attendance Adnis-
sion, 70 cents.
ITO AMATEURS-LADIES AND GENTLEMEN OF
themselves with Dramatc Club which Is forming under
different auspices to any association in existence will
please address r., Herald cface.
ITO RENT-ARCH STREET THEATRE. PHILADEL-
rhia for one year from September 1852. Proposasor
DIR. n. B. LEIDY, Secretary
Board Of Agents OF Arch st. Theatre Phadelphis
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General having determined to mako example,
thcrr will be tremendous commotion.
Te United States corvette Albany arrived here the
s5tb from san Juan dc Nicaragua-ail we'll