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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-03-30
OFFICIAL.

WAaAISGTuS, MagcH %. is
Ju:,yn.:i,a A,I,cea received from Charles Gfaoe, T.
C. C1ssu; !Ir .lC<-e C.ssti, ssc Ddtnstadt nhi II
aver isl ~ ca.sran"rc" ii the general deficiency VI
lac. Gran oc a;ar AZ the n: Il price occasnnrd thereby,
:rcs ,,,apos:aa !!c pi!.Fcrein Of Germany have l>
Dre:cc IL /; ionl the first 4" the present month 10 :he
ol September rnS grains, eguA.5 and hour can De
pptted into The T. Il.VcTc;n free ri dHry.
Tie !mpr;! Gu.y on grain r:ev"us Ia tie said dcc;ee
about seven cents bus,.l r1 h.t on !Jur amount:
nrchibrior h,irg Two Go'la and fifty nts per barrel
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-08-11
VJURON HOUSE. Mackinac. Mich

OhNO~N A4OOOEf AidchAudt' NAASh'
III This House, pleasantly situated on the Island OF
hsckinso, Is open for the reception Of The
house and Guilt expressly for seeking
retreat for health pleasure The rooms argsand G
consss Of psrlols with bedrooms adjoining IL open
fr the fat time and 10 lifted and furnished the mOt
modern ,tyle Horses and carriages with careful drivers,
awAys IL resdioes 70 convey visitors any part Of the
island Pleasure bost, always hand for thsse vho may
want Lern The proprietor the public that eort
.h. be wanting TO promote the comfort and happiness Of
Euesta CHA5 L. BOARDMAN PrOprefor.
HURON House, Asckinss July IS. 1852
The underlined visitors TO the lsanc Mscknsc reoom-
r1ena above House their friends and all intend
visiting the slAHt eithor pleasure business They
V find every 1g necessary or comfort tb, house and
the host DIR boafdmsn, always hand attend the
yaots II his guests
J. Miller Circsvtle Ohio
J. w. Finch, Sandy HilL ". Y,
John J. Finch Ssndusky, Ohio,
II. Moore and lsdy, Cleveland, Ohio,
Washing On FILL, Ann ArboT, Mich.
James B. Howe and lsdy Lima, Ind,
Roswell C. Smith ard lsdy, Lafayette, Ind,
ThOs II. Brown and lady, Medina. Ohio.
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po!itirGl Notifies.


r. Tenth Ward LunCy's Lane Club will hold
Their regular monthly meeting ON WEDNESDAY EVEN
ING the lith inst Kelngers OF Broome and FL
ddseta The Wings Of the Ward respectfully invited
70 attend. DAVID MILLER, President
D;Hs SSTvsTsyASE' Secretaries
- Thirteenth Ward-ATTEHTION.-A regular
NEE OF the Xllth Ward Chippewa Cub viii be held at
ITALIAN Hal, No. AZ Grand-st, on WEDNESDAY EVE
MING Aug H. at o'clock punctual attendance Of the
Members is particularly requested All persons favorable
70 election Of Scott and Graham respectfully invited
10 attend. By order, -
GEORGE 4. CoAcMor Secretary.
cyseventeenth Ward Cerr0 GordO Club will
meet at Henry Clay House. Avenue and LIST av,
on WEDNESDAY EVENING, 18th inst, at 8 o'clock.
NATHAN C. ELY, President
CHAS. @. DEAN, 1st V. Pres.
JOHN T. UEDERHILL, Secretary
rY-Whiss Of The Nineteenth Ward.-A meetingof
The oIt org, Scott and Graham Clsb will De hed at rOt
GEORGE eosner 4Stb ST. and 9Th THIS "wednesday
EVENING, Aug II, Al o'clock. ~ - ,
PJ. MONROE,
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NOR SALE in PARTTTION-At the

Il Hotel Of james esmseu In the VILLAGE OF Jamaica,
Lcpg IslSnd WEDNESDAY, the LIST day Of September
10 o'clock IN the 0renoon very desirable country
ptsce al Jasc about half mile from the railroad aep0t
tanning twenty Of fire lsnd, which hsrs
good dwelling hoase, barn. stable Sheds Ac Foo further
particulars inquire o. ISAAC J. GREENWOOD. No. 81
Murray-t. NewYork or Of M. bERRiMAS tn tho vi
lags Of jamaica
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HARMS for SALE CHEAP-Ons Of

u o. scrrs stock and cropa new house and barn zoe
t7Oo of60 acres. Of 20 screseoth scsr the Rail.
rosa Depotwith rod buildings OF IS seres new house
rons othsr Ees all cheap Some 20 b exchanged Tor city
property SIS suitable for building ots The Depot
Communieston four times day with the city Gail on s.
VAIL a. Pacific Hotel Saturday. from 10 TO y other dsys
the Depot Plardeld leave Pier No North River. e
s. IT, and o'clock. daily. BY Central Railroad.
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NETWORK TRIBUNE.
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kr nx monI III sShscrhers Five Dollars per snnun In
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ssveos o TSTee Donssv in advance Sdred In an ex,
sontm s.S coanty Nowspape-s Daily PapeTs .ece,vso
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THE sRFu.WEEhLY TRIBUNE
O. ,r,,;.nsS .ysrv TUESDAY and FRIDAY morning Phce IS
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MOUNT WASHINGTON HOUSE.


lsB By HORACE FABYAN White Mountains n. H
This celebrated Hotel situated at the foot Of the Western
,ops Of the White Mountains and in full view OF the
tire range OF their lofest SUBMITS Pecos travelling for
pleasure sport here enjoy mountain air pic
taIesque scenery and the trout streams Of the White hcun
tsin large and splendid stud Of Ponies viii be Iud 81
this House always In readiness for those wishing - ascend
the hountainssfe and footed-most Of them having
had training Of two three years with intelligent aud
rentlsmsny Guides HORACE FA8YAN, Propr>tor.
C. JENNINGS Asnsnt late Of the st. Johnsbury Houss.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-08-11
.OR SALE-Building Sites in Newark,
|OR SALE-A COUNTRY SEAT

nor SALE-A COUNTY, oEAT
At POUGHKEFPsIE.-Ths wsn;tnown uandos
,scupied formerly BY Hon. N. r Tsmadse The house =
ts ard PIAZZA front and brick stable and ouhousee
The soands comprise between two and three seis nso
ana perfectly healthy, and vel ese1iztse
On 4 runner boarding house Apply 70 WI. 4. hoI'
KINs, Agent No. SO Wall-st, second hoor
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-08-11

NIBLO'S GARDEN-JoHN SEXTON,
IN Msn.ser-THIs EVENING, Aug IL, will be per.
N DUMB BELLE.
Mr. Manvers Mr. Lynne Eliza. Mrs Drew
To be succeeded by the Ballet advertisement in Two
Parts
Pas de Duck Miles Leeder and Lavigne.
lie Bolero de Cadiz by Mons Mege and Signolts Soto
Ticketa SO cents To commence at O'Clock.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-08-11

A FACT.-Among the many Books is
L "A sued from the press there IL written ia dash
Dg and lively style at time truthful foundsd on
actual observation the Seven NEhin Gotham lust pub
fshsd containing so illustrate ms the extraordinary low
price Is cts per copy Persons wishing obtain IT, have
but 70 recoect three things-BUNNELL PRICE No
III fulton,t, Seven Nights in Gotham, Pnce IS
b. Just published, Fresh Leaves from the Diary Of
Broadway Dandy by the author OF Gotham
Price Is cts BUNNELL PRICE, Publishers No. l2l
Fulton.s
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-08-11

ISAAC TAYLOR'S WORKS.-PHYS
d ICAL THEORY OF ANOTHER LIFE. limo
ELEMENTS OF THOUGHT, TO match. 75c
DUO RoCHEFOUCAULDS MAXIMs 81.
COLERlDGE'S BIOGRAPHIA LlTERARIA 81 5OJ
ALLYNs RITUAL OF FREEMASONRV. s.
LACON, by Cotton. 25 Published and fer sale by
w. GOWANS, No. l78 Fulton st.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-08-11
Ghanfes for Business Men.

A PATENT for SALE.-The Patentee
n offers for sale his highly approved Patent for
fastening Blocks Lasts the being self acting de
would prefer to sell the right for all except the NewEng
land States The invention itself Is simplicity personihed
and therefore Of the best security possible Call and exam
ps for Yourselves the the better you miss
your chance Lastmskes and ALL The Patent was issued
Sept l6 1851 N B-The Patenee may be found for few
days only at Dunlsps Hotel No lS5 Futonst fro TO Y
A. NJ and 2to PM JOSEPH L. WOODWARD, NY
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-08-11

COUNTRY BOARD.-hooIls may y.
had N delightful location on Iona Island s1unT
New.Roehee Access easy BY Railroad Aadies: eh.
Al the Office til IL o'clock WEDNESDAY, OF 81 fe''
Post Office, NesteEeeieJ 70.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-08-11
EOR SALE-The House and soveu

kNOR SALE-The House and sevea
.ere. q Land the railroad sepss 1t FishEll Lsst-
ns me residence Of y. Crosby Esq fhs rrems,s 10
sAoenent order fine double house. good buildneA
r me r.sdenee Of s-ns~ family wsins country homo
nne % Ms~fors By railroad two hours Inquire Of a. q
WALSH, or wH h. pENNINS v.Akiil faaSss pvlsA.
- Csunty
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amnsements.

CASTLE GARDEN.-FRENCH
u OPERA COMIQUE VAUDEVILLE COMPANY
and ROUsSET FAMILY'S BALLET.
PHIs EVENING. Aug. II, will be performed
LES DIAMANS DE LA COURONNE.
Cshsrna Nine Rleury-Jolly Don Hennque. Mr.. Diguet
Diana Nine Pilot Sebastien Mr. Debrinsy
Between the rs and second acts grand advertisement by
Il tour sisters ROUSSET Mr. Maugn and Corps de Ballet
Tickets so cents. To begin at o'clock.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-08-11

NOR SALE or to LET-Two splendid
10 lin All b.. msdern improyemsnts- inquns
Nc ''fs'sf - CHARTERs, siysumith, Ne % Ass0's~
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6ummer Retreats.

|sPE ISLAND BATHING-NA-
~ TIoNAL BALL-7hs ARE, new sno i ne; IN nj.
boas- se.,l n he test American H0tels-ocafon ns
sasn. fn ,hs more with magnificent vies Of me OseA
''7'' ''N AARON 6ARRETsON. Propneer
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Real Gstnitc-t e - ,- =.
! DESIRABLE FARM for SALE o.

~ EXCHANGE for CITY PROPERTY.-The sdver-
asr for sale an excellent Farm In the town OF Possh'
keepse N Y and within two miles of the village nom
which there plank road and accessible from the City OF
Said farm consists hundred and eighty acres OF tsoe
ard five wood land. IL Is wch watered by numerous
sress and large portion Is inclosed with good stone
wall There Is lime kiln upon it. Said farm Is In an ex.
ceent state Of cultivation The buildings on Il at present
are substantial and commodious consisting OF Dwelling
House. two large Barns and other outhouses large por-
ton of the purchase money may remain bond and mort.
gage for term OF years. - ~,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-08-11
MAST MORRIsANIA VILLAGE

About $50 Lots remaining unsold) varying In nte
om one shth Of six offered for az
on the most favorable Ten per cant down and bal
snce on or before March, 1854 Title perfect These lots
occnpv very healthy and beautiful location and In
fun view of the East River and in the immediate Vicinity
OF the residences Of several OF the most wealthy and
peotabe citizens of Westcheste County Also fine fishing
within one quarter OF mile. Several houses are now
building and lots selling rapidly For maps and other In.
BsIlem RAILROAD Office opposite City Hall.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-08-11
MUSIC INSTITUTIONAL Profess

sor of the Piano DESTROYS TO give Instruction eisnet
In The Enesh or German angurge) to few more pupils
Terms reasonable He would also like to Obtain board
exchange tutisB the Piano Forte In which case no
would furnish the instrument Addfe" r. u r. hrosowsy
posf-O Office
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-08-11
Uants.

A Situation to do HoUsEwoRK, Cham
~ berwork Waiting or to take care of children, by
Protestant young Woman. Good city reference. Can be
seen for two days at No. a. Jayst.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-08-11
harm for SALE in WESTCHESTER

COUNTY.-Eighty Of beautifully located and In
hi al stats Of cultivation situate IN the to"a OF hs,rnon
on tie Purchase road Of mile from the Rye station Oh
The New Haven Rairesd and Il hours from the city Inc
property consists of large dwelling house. two new tenant
houses carriage house Toulouse cider MILL and other OUT
houses 10 complete orders three apple orchards and other
fruit n abundance Stock and utensils may be had az 10"
price Five acres and upward the entire farm Will be
.od low and on accommodating terms. Apply % HENRY
NORRIS on the premises or to w. j. STEWART, No l57
th.st
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-08-11

T,ARM on L. ]. for SALE.-A beau
TRULY located Farm % miles from the city, easy Of ac
cess living upon the South Turnpike about miles from
Hempstesd open 10 bay and ocean which renders the ar
healthy end agreeable and also aOrSps every facility iS
ares rs OF which are woodland and salt meadow. The
hou.e Il large double two story and attic, with wing az
ached in perfect order with extensive outoudings ice
house &c an abundance Of small fruits and large apple
orcssrd There is also stream OF pure water running
through the Farm with large trout pond ror furtns par
'4SUN4'' "fP'' " Broad-st New York.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-08-11
DIEASANT VALE BOARDING

SCHOOL for BOYS, under fourteen years Of ago
Y, D. HUMAN Prncps-Eighteen TO twenty dollars for
tenn of twelve weeks according Pupils recsiysd st
anv time Circulars obtained Of G. PAINE, Nos ~ and ~
Ns,aust NJ v Dr. 4. NJ. CLARK, No. IA Crandst. VII
lsmsbursh or by addressing the Principal ct Zoar Bridge
Post Office, New-Hayen Co, Conn
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-08-11
FOR SALE at DARIEN, Gonna

= BARGAlN.-A GOTHIC HOUSE, SHOP, and
o,het ,OITbClLplNGS three minutes walk from the
OF. and NewHaysn Depot together with q Of
Lsnd, win grated Fruit Orchard. will Be- sold at
great srssin applied Tor immediately Inquire ct the
Aiehitsets oree, No sll Broad way or efHOLLY BELl
st the Darien Depot, Connecticut
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-08-11
CLASSICAL FRENCH and EN-
lady residing in q

Healthy and beautiful part Of South Brooklyn, would
receive into her family few young srs 70 board ara eau
s.te Their education and morals would DO ca eiu at
tended TO- and they would enjoy oil the sdysntasss Of an
h ali The English branches $3.50 per snnun French and
Music extra Bills 10 all payable quarterly 10 saysnss
Apply u.,os n. csn,,... R,oohl,n.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-08-11
NROADWAY THEATER-E. A.

Id MARSHALL, Lessee-rHIs EVENING, August
h-Prof ANDERsON'S l0CrH NIGHT In this City -
ing! Change Of Magic Nightly: BY particular request
Professor Anderson will perform his world renowned GUN
FEAT rever attempted accomplished by any other
Artist Reserved eess in Dress Circle, ~ cents rsraaer
Family Circle and all other seats % cents To commence
az quarter past O'Clock.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-08-11

CERVANTS' NOTlCE.-Excellent sit
~ uatious for Cooks Lsundreses Chsmbe, aids Sea n
stresses and Men Waiter, ready ct No li9 Gfaat
o.. for irbt class ssrvsi ts
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-08-11
DTANO-FORTE MANDATORY

FOR sALE.-HGs been three years esaoished, IN tne
csnter Of dis city, with years unexPred Lease o.
yerv low rent with complete stock patterns and scaes S
scrsre and rand Pianos In consequence OF the prophet
leaving for Europe, viii Be sold Vefy io" " ~
rnder real name at this ONCE.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-08-11

CXCELSIOR.-P wishing 10 md
Institution In which good order 70 maintained y
- tndness And rspid Improvement secured by horosee
osruction will DO pleased and served ct the Commercial
md CLAD AL gshool No. Is Henry-a. ~s,.a..l
sna sissss' s'AS sOI.OAxOk yHfsrLh rrnsph
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-08-11
+ ANDS for SALE.-Ten Thousand

NOTlCE.-Parties wishing to purchase
~ property in WILLIAMSBURG, Brooklyn, win find
Of eenee Houses several desirable Stores and
almost unlimited number vacant Lots ranging from the
highest to the lowest price and situated in almost every
street in the above cities Apply to THOS. ROBSON;
ithst Wismsbureh bet South lOth-st and Dvision-sv.
B-Gentlemen inclined 70 dispose of Real Estate will
tnd their wishes met with prompt ate non, BY leaving
description Is above
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DARNUM'S AMERICAN MUSEUM.

Admission Is cents children l2l cents; parquet Ia
cents extra. ,-,., -, ..,,. ,..t,-r,
ara Known az WHITES ETHIOPIAN SERENADEks,
Who With Miss EMMA LESLIE, the Vocalist and La
ps,. ThGIIONI will appear every afternoon at and
svsry evening at O'clock The living SERPENIS, Us
GRIfu or ANG. OUTANO, &s
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-08-11

NOR SALE-Stock and Fixtures OF
Ladies Fancy Shoe Store, doing business Of sl5O
10 GO eco per annun situated in Of the best locations
in the city. Address A b., office OF this PAPER
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-08-11

NOR SALE-A manufacturing business
ey managed now in the third year OF successful ope
ration Capital required 5000 70 $500 Address VIII
real name only, for one week ;. L NJ, this once
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-08-11
FOR SALE in BROOKLYN.

IL Liza three story brick Dwelling with bsick Stable In
rear of Sidney lace and State ct Lot 2oxlot
For further particulars apply to j. B. MOTT, No. ~ VII
hamst
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-08-11

w Lsw.Ofice Apply this day. between the hours OF
u NJ and 10 2. NJ JOHN II. WHITE,
Insurance Buildings, No 40 Wall-st.
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a. Postage stamps for sale at this office.

ofEEW-JERSEY Twice daily from NewYork to Eas-
bon Pa Leaving at o'clock A. 3D., and o'clock r. NJ.
Oeiee No "a Broadway New-Yor
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-08-11

NOR SALE-A light and pleasant out
door business that will pay at least per year ena
be seen and be perfectly certain sucn only
az have from 81 600 to $1,000 need apply Address w L.
Broadway Post Office.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-08-11

NTANTED-A situation in a wholesale
w Grocery, by Man 25 years of sge as Salesman
BOOB keeper who understands his business and intends
make himself useful Best of reference given. Can niu
considerable trade from the country Salary moderate
Address o. B., at the office OF this paper
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-08-11
DRACTICAL OK.KEEPING-

Double. Entry Bookkeeping 10 all IL branches IN
Guiding Equation Of Payments, Account Sale, accounts
Conntins Room, No. "a Broadway. Terms favorable.
References given.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-08-11

:" A N T f D-A Partner with from
w $1,000 to 1880 in profitable business well
established in this city. Address F. R., Broadway Post
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-08-11

TnwARD WHINsTANLEY, boy about eleven
Is. ' ef sse who left the residence Of SssS
No $50 Stse-st, Brsoklyn, In July .v.S ~ NJ Pso
ccns.ynipe him will Be tbsnk'nny roee''eS y '
RIscO 10 "a BsekuaR It., tJa story
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-08-11

NOR SALE CHEAP-A Soap and Can
die Factory sshoIt distance from the city doing 1909
business with good lease al low rent and every "a
the best working order will be sold cheap for cash Addes
s. 4 C., Chatham. square Z. y.
Sunday dispatch. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1845-1854, 1852-04-18
pHQpLEls ROTHT.

1rY AND 10 CATHARINE SLIP, N. Y,
1 4 East side Of the Market GEORGE S. -
ST. JOHN Proprietor 5000
This popular e55a abiishment having been f-zSSA
built and newly furnished throughout, was III w
opened to tho public Monday Goth October The house
now contains an extension dining the first floor
Smoking 2pd koating Room the eecoad and The re-
ainder Of e second third, and fourth floors contains
40 neaty-htted lodging rooms, which will be found very
convenient for gentlemen desiring transienty
permanently.
n.S- Baths. one shilling each. Ales Wines and Lii
quors at the bar. Breakfast, Dinner, aad Supper.
J25 9in#
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LYcHurT THEATRH


broadway, NEAR BROOME STREET,
~ CORBYN AND BUCKLAND, LEssEEs. This esta-
bshment having been thoroughly cleaned and repaired
viii open tomorrow evening, MONDAY April l0th 1852
the Of Comedeta- VAUDEVILLE Buretta,
Ex trava ganza, Burlesque and lauvhable Farces.
The first evenings rormance will commence with q
SOLDIER's CoURTsaIP;
which tNe prino pal characters will sustained by
Mics JULIA BENEglT, ana kr. and MIS-. WALcor.
The LIVE INDIAN.
In which piece, Mr.. John q. OW. rs will sastsin bis
great orisinal character.
The evenings entertainment will conclude with the
Mueical Fairy Extravagsnza Of
THE FAIR cEE WipH THE GOLDEN LOCKS
Grasefu with all tha Sengs) . Miss Julia Bennett
BacrhymOso. Mr.. Nalc .
Chamberlain ..-..., Mr. Vincent
Iueldora-. MISS Oceans Fisher
Thisbe. .......... Miss Lucy Moore
The Prices Of = Omission will be-
Dr. Circle and Parquet,. ............ 30 cents
Nr5ho6tr. oaats- 70 -
Family Circle ..--....--.s 49,. 70
Private Boxes ............. 90. -. Five Dollars
SPECIAL NOTICE.
In order TO ao7d the utmost accom- mediation TO the
public the Box Office will re kept open without inter
mission from AM until the close Of the perform anees
that gentlemen their way down town in the
ing returning homeward in the AFTERNOON,
seats.
Tickets may obtained at all the principal Hotels.
limited number Of season tickets Will be issued,
application to Mr.. BuclLand, at the Box O5ce.
Taa Doors Will be opened ut T. the Curtain Will rise at
halfpast precisely aud the entertainments will terml
nate as II as possible.
Sunday dispatch. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1845-1854, 1852-04-18
wOONlg nrrNTc.Tor1T !,

A 7 WOODS MINSTREL HALL. 444
IA Broadway above Howard street.-The pro acA
prietor takes easure in announcing to the pub. k3
lie thst he has engaged the most celebrated mu-
sicians Negro delineators in the world. and 49,
is determined to make Woods Minstrel Han in everv
way worthy the patronage Of tn ladies and gentlemen
70 this CITY, He also takes this opportunity express
his thanks for the great patronage conferred him since
The organization Of his esent star company and he
PREMISES to repleDih it from time to time with what
novel ties striking talent may appear in the
feseion. Woods nstrels perform every evening, and
Wednesday and Saturday afternoons. Admission %
cents. Doors open at concerts commence at O'Clock
The afternoon concerts commence Mt o'clock. N. b
The ssrotes5 order and deeorum will be preserved and
the lion no the Vqtora