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NEW PUBLICATIONS.

NEW YORK HFRALD-FOR SALE. THE DAILY AND
~ Sunday rRaLp complete for tho past trim
~? to 1852 inciusive) hound In convenient sized smc
IN order Apply 20 G.. H. ATKINS. Hat sud Cap
store, ~ Greenwich street, New York.
A MERlChN RAILWAY GUIDE, PUBLISHED FOR
~ Aprf, contains oiicai Information et MI thr RAJ.
r,e G NJ date. together With the complpt
toat JGurpal ~ found N Trio country. send ~ yonr
orders 10 &, DiNSMOEF y lD = SprHps 1tr3obs
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NEWS BY TELEGRA APH.
CAUCUS OF WHO SENATORS.
e.NN-s.->~or~o~~~oyo%No~
Preparations for he National WING
Convention.
LARGE NUMBER OF PERSONS KILLED,
&c., &C., SIC.
The Latest from WashAn z ton.


SENATORIAL CAUCUS OF THE wHIGs-ARRANGE-
hTs FOR THE NATIONAL OONyENTI0N-DR
BSLDwNs ARREsT, ETC.
srg-iAL CORRESPONDENTS OF THE NEW HERALD.
WASHINGTON, April 4-sP.
The Senatorial held yesterday to which ausion
Is made in the Union this morning being "a coalition
between Seward and this Southern whigs," soc.,
simply preliminary meeting, with view of consulting
with the whiy members Of House az to the time and
place for holding the national convention. No other
question insroduccd and therefore 1t is simply alb
surd to talk shout coalition. Mr.. Mangum was
in the chair and Mr.. Jones, Of Tennessee, acted
as secretary. The feeling OF the meeting In
favor Of fixing tho time about The middle of June and
Philadelphia Baltimore, and Annapolis spoken of
q tho place for holding it, with decided feeling In
favor Of the latter All these points however reman for
future consultation, after conference with the wings Of
the House The MISTER will probably be arranged this
week
Marshal wnllack arrived here last night, having in
cust dy Doctor Baldwin the person indicted for stealing
papers from the State Department. X.YZ
stin neither Ay-sSul Steamboat Explosion.
GREAT NUMBER OF PERSONS EITHER sCALDHD OR
BURNED TO DEATH.
Sr. LOUIS, April 8, 1852.
The steamer Glencova, which arrived this evening
about eight O'Clock, from, New Orleans while making the
her boilers. She had about hundred and fifty pas
sepgers board at the time large number of whom
were killed. The steamers Cataract, Georgia, and
Western which lying alongside at the tmc sustain
ed considerable damage. Several also killed on
beard these boats The number of tho killed is not yet
ascertuincd but 1t must be very large Tho Gencove
took fire. and burnt to the waters edge Particulars to-
Large Fire In Elizabeth CITY, NC.
PoSr OFFICE AND OTHER PRINCIPAL BUILDINGS
DESTROYED.
NORFOLK April L. 1852
very destructive fir, took place Friday night at
Elizabeth City, NC. Many buildings burnt includ
ing the ansion House, Post Oticc Old North Soe
newspaper office, tho residence Of The Postmaster William
G Mann &c. Loss not yet estimated
Mississippi Whig Convention.
BALrMonE. April }, 1852,
The Mississippi whjg convention is called to meet at
Jackson the Sd day of May to chose delegates to rep
resent the party in the Whig National Convention
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SPRING MILLINERY.


Mrs. CooLEY's FASHIONABLE MILLINERY SHOW
1Vl Rooms, liz eighth avenue, between Fifteenth and
siS up ssars will DO opened on Tuesday the
slrns Hats Of every description which Mrs G. Intends
Offering to the public Mt very small advance the i'm
portcrs An early inspection respectfully solicited
Mrs. COOLEY ll2 Eighth avenue between Fifteenth and
Sixteenth strects.
EIRsT PREMIUM MILLINERY EsTABLIsHMBNr
and Straw Bonnet Mandatory. No, Sol Broadway,
near Nitlos Garden n f-MD VIM simmons respectfully
TO her patrons and the public, that
sh row prepared TO exhibit at her Show Rooms spen
did aId unique assortment of Millinery and Straw Goods Of
her manufacture in which combined all the modern
latest styles and fashions together with
ngeen q Paris Millinery which for diversity Of
y al former inspirations Aso large and interesting
Of Iaces Straws, Straw Bonds and endless
ely: Merchants and mncrs supplied With pattern prints
mo connection wi any otLcr store in the city doing
MRS wM. SIMMONS, 5s4 Broadway
EARIS LADIES DRESSES AND MILLINERY, IN TILE
Z west fasEon.lhe establishment of MISS FAUVET,
udcr tie patronage Of the artoeracy tho hi cher
cr II rider to reply to the wishes of their noble
,f tie honor TO inform them that they have removed
hot Fac Mtnars locality ar cxtor siye and suited
to tire aits anG customs of the upper classes and whore
t5 execute all orders With the utmost celebrity not to
tn c purtrnr care bestowed article of tho
toll 10 tic newest fashion, simply receiving the
portions hy ribbon measure in use in the
psctirc countries.
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"A fRIVATE STABLE TO LET.-A MODERN BUILT
Nabie having every venience eoachmAa, horses
osnges &c situated on Seventesnth street. Stuyve
ssnt square Apply TO W. r. LEE, No. all street. 10
Z. j. FOLSOM, No. lO7 avenue r.
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PRICE TWO CENTS.

and consequently freight. not readily obtained and
rates have declined Exchanges have stfYcned cone
what The market for American produoe h without ss-
maticn and no change be noted the quotations of
q fortnight since.
The cxpoations Of country produce from this port 70
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YEAvTLLEHs' GUIDE.

CAMniN AND ANBoY RAILROAD, FOR rHtLA-
~ dera, from pier No North river foot ~ Battery
place, W s,csntoSt JOIN POTTER. Two lines daily.
J.. NJ, tir3pgh Thiisdelpa in four and haf hours.
Iarer - ear ~ ssoeya ,lass (ly 2P NJ 1!ns onlyl
street, at A. w. aud T. NJ Emi.rart lae by steamboat
TRANSPORT rom pier No. y st II. NJ. Fare 81 80.
Railroad Jersey City lea wing York A. NJ foot
Of Cortandt street, "a. N. and on T. w., Liberty street.
Leave Pbae pa hours, from foot OF Wenut street
Pare reduced 60 $3 for FIRST class an s. 80 for second cass
Baltimore and Charleston thr ugh tick sod
in the above lines and through luggage carried In the A. "
without espense
INOR ALBANY, WITHOUT CHANGE o. CAas.--rARE
IL rcduced,-S2 ?3-Regilsry and safe ~ comtiGel.she
cars OF New York and Harlem RalIrosl leave tie ey
s oadt i.a A. daily SssiDss on T.
l. and Economical Line betweon Bslsnore aud Rro-
derichshurg Rclmond Petersburg Stauaton, Lypohbur
Va, Ralcsh n. c. and Charieston, =. g. The vol Known
cafe and comfortable steamer MARYLAND Cant. Charics
H. Mitchell running In connection with the Vf9hnona AM
Fredericksburg and Richmond and Petersburg RairoGds
Commerce wharf every Tuesday aAd rhnrsv
r. ~ and arrives Mt Acqui, crea day In
an pie connect with the mas ti9ii fer no south
Passengers this avoritc and cconon ai route NJ rod
wht passing down the Chesapeake ay and or the
beautiful sccncry Of the Potomac river, ~ daylight The
land render her in point OF safety and comfort
She Is fitted with ferths for large nuie ~ pasnter
nnd with state rooms for those who prefer nea rrf
First class passage TO Fredcrekhmrg 49, Ktehmond so
Petersburg, ST. Charleston s. O. S1 10 Potonh iuitose
Alexandria, and Washinston 81 Meals and stat1 reehs
extra, except in the Of ladies mud flne who are
calm passsgo to Fredcrckshurs So; R.nnoni, - ~
Pctersfurg. - 70. Meals aud oAein irec. lor refcr
'n'Of""''0" CHARLES Il wois1ii NaT6S. Asont.
Commerce Street WlML naiu.a 8.
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nApIsL LADIES. DRESSES AND MILLINERY IN I'll
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DRY GOODS.

DRY GOODS.
M ANTIILAS-THE NEW YORK MANTILLA AND
Avn Grsk store entrance ri Canal and 63 Lisponnrd
= ccorTo Hrpdc. Proprietor viii this day exhibit Of
M selection in Paris OF tho richest and most
r. = chs q spring ana SUNNI Nj tiles imported into
TIE United states of America. Hs aeas for buying his
onr experience III the tuaes the advantage Of personally
selecting r Paris styles suited Tor this market and the
cmmoda Of is aud excellent store defy all compc
ttoE Giilets Pokas vsottes, and chldrens garments
made 70 order.
~ RAY EDGED RIBBONS, AND GRAY STRAW BoN-
NJ uets-A ohoico lot OF edged Ribbons. just
c,,g rom rnction. Also desirable Laco Bon
meta, Just receives from the mandatory.
]. II. HOMER, Ga John street.
I ACES, SILKS, SHAWLs, DRESS GooDs-THE
~ ladies invited to stock Of Thread
Jace Goods and Embroideriea. Some Lace Shawls and
scrf from fifty to five hundred dollars. very cheap;
ndia Shawls sale cloHe Also
variety Of silks and Dress Goods purchased at the recent
nrge sales mt auction. For sale favorable
whole sale and retail. hy
TIFFANY & CUTTING SCI Broadway.
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AMUsMNIENTS.

RROADwAY THEATRES. A. MARSHALL. SOIL
s.
at M to to :. Y Ssloos MGnSsy
Mr rsnros M or ss
csts 4csss% NJ ..s g.r III. %sis
s e sas
alia Jeremiah Jorum Mr.. Dsdgsi Mr. John James John.
son. Mr.. Fenno Mrs Bonnyoassle, Mrs Vernon.
NIBLo's seARDEN.-.MANAGER.M ME-. JOHN sEFroN.
Doors to
Golssh Madame Ann. Thion win sh: evening
ss' Ds:Si: sr:': r.
Ssns Musical Director, ssssS La Mama Monday eve. "
s ssn. s 4h II 1S 'rS %
ss n K tho popular
CMRlsrY's OPERA HOUSE, MECHANICS HALL, NO.
~ 472 Broadway above Grand strses-Open every night
daring the week. until further original we'll
& in sns
,s The Of
NTH ss a{
Nom AVN fSnss%ss
M q Ts S. Min
are On Saturday next April TO- bs
WooDsMlNsTRELs Gs AT WOODS MINSTREL HALL.
ass to the that he has
II she world and is determned mako Woods Minstrel
Sss'h 1ssi
pres his thanks for the great patronage conferred him
ssa
paid to the comfort Of vsters
EELLoWs MINsTRELs.-THE ORIGINAL JUSTLY
celebrated and fsrfamed Of Ethiopian Psrform-
IT, fs :n M
r s sns as usS sS .s
ahey VII perform A. the Tom PIE in New Haven April 9TH
' S
Trss G and
April 22a and ssd Auburn April 2l.h; Gsncva
. Concert Hall. Buffalo. April sOth May ls 3D. 4th
continue to and present his startling wonderful
pS
and on snsusday the ladies com
Admislion % cents; children half price Books explains
mad. with schools. Apply at the ofhoe HALL
ERANKLIN MUSEUM. 7s CHATHAM sQUARE.-GEo.
a sSs sin sn
na tho ne S !. G
company troupe Of Artists selected for
s.a iGS "sss .
sTs, h OF w sS
@ s a as Of i Msn
original Antipodcan Pedestrian. will walk "head down
from the ground and eighteen in ongth feat which throws
all competitors in the shado Tho greatest wonder tine
world produced. Mons Gregore the strongest
the world. will break with his naked fist any stone the
audience choose with other unparalleled
Of strength The unrivalled tribe Of Acrobatio ssser
will appear in their wonderful gymnaso
producing great excitement by their extraordinary sxhb
tons variety of miscellaneous given
afternoon and evening" such
establishment in tho w1sld For fun particulars Of Zach
Seats in Private Boxes 80 CENTS Orchestra Seats with
cushioned chairs, A cents Boxes Is cents, Gallery,
49, cents.
-p..ycTr,c u.pDyp cnoun Or r,Yu ,cu,D
wrecked Mother and Child a Stuyvesant Institute,
a. NJ till 10 p. n. Admission . corts; season tickess
20
TINE ORIGINAL NEW ORLEANS OPERA TROUPE
Z Mcesrs Buckley & Collnss, performing in
California with immense Their reception in Sacra
City only equaled by the Jenny Lind excitement
ia New York.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. AND GENTLEMEN OF THE
profession. wishing engage for the Detroit National
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RRoADWAY STORE TO LET.-THE DESIRABLE
store No Astor House to le For particulars, apply
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THE BALL SEASON.

nANCING ACADEMY NO. no GRAND STREET,
~ fourth door from Broadwny-P. SARACCO, pro-
teo- inventor aud sole teacher known In America of the
and fashionable Dances has tho honor to appro the
fashionable public that hen ceforth all lessons will be
- iy him any hour Of the day and evening All persons
THAT VIII honor him with thor patronage, learn
d.rco Invented expressly by him for this season. called
Qdaska few lessons will be perfectly ait of the
dances Uf the saloon.
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UAvAvA, March 20 1852.


Tic Eas,s--Spesr Griadt gTe Marks!sEyloris, &c
she wc,tcIn end If the land has been visited with
continued and heavy rains during tho past fortnight
Which lave put stop TO sugar grinding ana WIN con
rue TO interrupt IL for days TO come ms ciuso
may sbortn the crop ten fifteen per cent from what
II would have been under favorable circumstances
There considerable talk now that the yieid wiz f
aC0O GO boxes shcrt Of last year; but am inclined to
link dat he esimate too high, and that sugars
h. lun hal "a a month hence lower than Owing
ItwSur 10 tho accounts from tho country prices
night without sdyeucing the sales have been limited
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TTEAPLE OF THE GRACES THREE DOORS AI0vE
4 Niblos-New Noyeities-Great Suoccss-'i-st week
offroessor L. Alberti the celebrated aasesu ho will
appear number of experiments il Chemistry, Pnenmf-
tics Optics and Magic Day and eyearr by
magnificent sroers or living Mods.s; TA E.iic.
Minis rclsy ty excellent band Of pero led By Mr.
St Luke. The TabeauG arranged .Sr the coming week;
grouped hv Mr. st. Luke from tho poetic pictures Of
Byron Moore, Shakespeare, Roman history snl hcathen
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pIACKETTS MARBLE GROUP OF THE "SHIP-
- wrecked Mother and Chld at Stuyvesant Institute
65p Drosdvny, (fsr shorf tin,s only from
a u. till 10 p. n. Admission, . coEts; tickets,
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< Mcesrs. Buckley g. Collinss performing in
California with immense Their reception In Sacra
City only equalled by the Jenny Lind excomo
ia New York
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. AND GENTLEMEN OF THE
profession. wishing to engage for the Detroit National
Theatre will please call the proprietor at Frenchs
Hotel. for two days. J. SHERLOCK.
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TITO LET FOR RELIGIOUS PURPOSES, ON SUM-
days, the beautiful Hall the Of No. Az
broadway. Apply to IL. WOOD, the premises, In the
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NAPOLEON AT FONTAINDLEAU MARCH II, lSli-
IN The Eve Of his Abdication painted fr Paul Dsaroce
1hc exhibition Of this worldrenowned picture which has
been visited during the last two England France
and Germany ly half million of people. is open
a Stuyyesant Institute No. G59 Broadway Open from
A. NJ to 10 T. b. Admission Is Chiron half price.
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NIRCUS-fEW YORK AMPHITHEATRE, 81 BONERY.
~ -Another week-Monday evening" Apri D. the enter
tanments will lie given for the bcneet Of W. Smith the
famous four horse rider which occasion brilliant galaxy
o talent la volunteered.
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VTO LET--IN WILLIAMSBURG, HALF OF A THREE
n and basement brick house, very
Gated about three minutes walk from Peck Ferry Tho
family occupying tho house wishes part small
gentee family without children. Rent mos much an oh
ject rs a good eompanionship Apply to HENRY PAY
SON, 46 South Seventh street,
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GRAND VOCAL AND INSTRUMENTAL CONCERT,
N at the Apollo Rooms, 4l0 Broadwsy Tuesday
ing April by Madame sidenbur3 who will be aseistsa by
beuter. Muller, Pehoein, Bersner and Others Tickets,
10 cents, and to DO had all the principsl
music stores and Tuesday evening ut the door Doors
ANN n Tn,nl To canntn NJ
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Ofthe total expectations, there went to tho Unsed
States % Sal boxes sugar and IS 800 hhds molnsses
In sugars an obliged to renew presious quotations
with the exception Of trihng advance inferior s
scripions Assorted half white half brown, AZ 6s and
"a y rs white noae, 10 rs brown alone q AZ
RI, Cucurucho, az 3A "a Mnscot ,lb 81 u AZ rs.
The sales have been principally for the United 5tates
There have been sales of coffee principally for New
Orleans o conds and thirds at 81 80 So % per al
freights tstircat britain, e. e. 10; Mediterranean
f1 10 f2 IS; France so 50 francs United States per
box sugar 81 25 do hhd molasses 81 50 do do sugar
$5asB
Exchanges .--0n London. co days sight, 10H IL
prtm New York do "a pa dict; Boston do -. do
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CALIFORNIA TICKETS.


CALIFORNIA TICKET FOR sALE.-oNE THROUGH
~ secand cabin tckettor sale ly Vanderbilt line for tho
firth April Applyto }. L. DE CAMP is Water street.
LoR SAN FRANCISCO. .--FoR SALE, ONE LApYs
Irometheue of April 8, by HAYDoCK, CLAY, & EVANS,
Mo. 2lS ftGrl street.
TNoR gALE-A THROUGH TICKET FOR SAN FRAN
cisco, ~ Vnndertits line for the 10th April Inquire
nt tho AR OF the Wcstchester House.
T1CR sALE-oEE THROUGH FIRST CLASS TICKET,
by the Northern Light, to sail this day Apply immcdi
rtely, to }. NJ. WHEELER "a Beaver street.
through to San Francisco, by ysnderbts Line Via
Nicaragua for this day April Apply at the United States
Hotel.
T1oR eALE-THRouCH TICKETs-oNE sTEERAcE,
ly the Mail Line Gath ~ April and one first cabin
lire, 9TH Nayohoioc berth. Also. two stecrayc Wander
ta Line for 10th of prl postponed to 9Th of May;
and second cabin limo, 10th April berths beth sides
Aptlv to j. W. CARRiNGToN, Adams Cos, is Wall st.
IIoR SALE--TuRoUGH TICKETs.-vANDERBrLTs
Line. Two fret cabin, Nicaragua Line, one iadys and
enc sentlemnn's ticket, for 5th Of April. Apply TO
J.W CARRlNGT0N. Adams Cos. IL Wall st.
'SUCkETS FOR SALE.---TWo FIRST CLASS STATE
room tickets by Vanderbit's line, April 5very dcsra
o berthe Also two second cabin. and two
nc ana aate Inquire at tho Western II ato
w WAN1ED--oNE FIRST CLASS, THREE SECOND
~ cias ana two steersyo tickets, by yauderilts iipc
.th 81 Arr Persons wishing to sell or pur chase
WI 20 Wen ~ calling at tho Western Hotel.
w ANTED--oNE SECOND CABIN THRoUGH
w Ticket by msil line, April 9TH Also ono Arst "a bin
Tor lady Tor same data Inquire or ]. W. CAIRlNq-
TON, ARA rs 4 co, is WALL street.
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HOTELS.

MOUNT PAVILION, TOMPKINSvILLE, STATEN
l Islnnd1his establishment Will DO opened for the
orticn Of visitors Sunday the ith ~ pr premises
have feer thoroughly improved and the proprietor intends
to maintain the high reputation long attached 70 this
benunl and fnvorto resort. The STATEN Island boats
leave Whitehall hourly JOHN NJ. TOBIN, Prnpretor
NBPersons wishing To yis tho Pavilion, should loavo
tho boat ut the first landing.
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Intercstlng from Mexico,

ya Havana by the Empire City, have intelligence
from Mexico to the 18th ulmo-no later than news
by the Brazilicro, but little in detail two
three interesting points.
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NJ METROPOLITAN HALL.-MENTALA LALCHEMY.-PROF.
Nl B Brown Williams tho original Monta Achemist will
continue to lecture and his startling wonderful
oranng and amusing experiments In Montal Alchemy
Tuesdny Thursday and Saturday the public
and Saturday aftc exclusively the ladies'
mencing at o'clock. Doors open o'clock
8 Admission % cents children half price books expana
ments made with schools. Apply the office the Hall
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VOKk FAMILY HOTEL, NEW RRIDGE STREET.,
4 Lndgate Hill London-Tbe above house Il centrally
situated has an excellent coffee ten twelve private
sitting rooms between forty and fifty light airy bedrcoms
good smoking cold, and shower bsths si~ays
ready; night porter In attendance; nxed charge for
the New York Herald Is filed Thomas Qunrnvnsisc
tender his grateful thanks to his Ameriesn friends for the
he nag long enjoyed at their hatis and ,oss
s7eir oop tnued patronAge and reeomm andatioa.
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DENTISTS OFFICE TO LET-THE FURNITURE
lO3 Bleecker street.
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STORE 30 LET.-TME NEW FOUR STORY FIRE
with inc airy lofts 60 feet in length overlooking North
river, in growing business part of che city
most Of tho bayges and sloops land. Apply to
ALLAN & ROSE, 22j w Washingt street.
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diately to small family, without children. Rent
taken in board by two Three story
Fourteenth street Gas baths, &C. Address, with refer
erce G. ". s., at this Office
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Circle aud boxes. - cents; PIT i2s cents; Orchestra
Tickets 90 cts Private Box Ticaes ST. Doors open at G
su.ss,n rises At IA o'clock Monday evening, ARs o tho
entcrtainfents will commence with 4. AZ
IENTEk OF R0UES, The ConfterioMarsesu, Mr.. " q.
Jones Antoine, Mr.. Arnold 5iadeon Mrs. ~ +. Nichols
10 be followed by the drama Of the iLLERS IA Giles,
Mr. " O. Jones' The Miller Mr. N Il. clarxe Phoebe Mrs.
Al. f. Nichols. Tho whole cune.ul, with
CROSSING THE LINE-Wouter Won Broom, Mr.. L. Fox;
Mnyerm Ynu Rrnom. liar rlnrt
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STCRE AND BASEMENT IN BROADWAY TO LET
- first class store the central part Of
Broadway fronting upon broadway and Prince street.
Of Niblos block Excellent light and plate glass
Also tho basement under the and
Immediate be
had. Apply on the premises, No. 56S Broadway.
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AIEw YoEK ANp ruILApELrHlA pIREcr. &c. $

T0R ALBANY, WITHOUT CHANGE OF CARs.--rARE
a rcdnsed;-S2 2oIRegnlsry and sae ~ egmlinea-.he
cars OF the New York and Harlem Railroad leave Tie gy
Hall station New York, daily, (sundars eaccptsd,) at
o'clock A. ~ and Sd Y. M. NJ. SLoAT Superintendent
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VERY LATE FROM CUBA,

Terrible Hail Storm on the Islnna-1njnry
to tho Tobacco Crops-Ralns and Sugar
GIinaiing-SplcndidF Fctes-COMmcrclaI In
telligence, &C., Sc.
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M ETROP0IITAN HALL.-Ak. DENPSTER HAS TIL 4
~ honor to announce that hs has iorad it
tsrtainneIt Monday evening" April when hs will sing
the following popular songs !" The Spot whore WAS
my Jo.".The lonely auld wife" Evening s9ns," "lAs
DEATH Of warren" "Ths Blind boy. I'm alone all
alone, "Tak yer auld oloack aboot ye aud tho "May
k2ueon, in three Tickets 80 aeuts TO
o. Books ot 10 cent
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GT0RE TO LET OR LEAsE.--THE LARGE STORE NO
- es3 Broadway. Inquire of II. NJ BROWN, " Grand
street; or betMesn and O'clock ut 6zlh EroadMax.
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HOUSE TO LET.-A THREE STORY AND BAsE-
IL ment modern brick House, good dry under deIlsr
marble msntles sliding do9rs and veil oiossted in Power
Brooklyn. on stage routes in healthy location Rent
SI0. Inquire of E. AUERBACH, 81 John street. New
York, from II to o'clock, or l22 Norfolk street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-04-05

Of the exports this month, there went to the United
Ssts "a 451 boxes sugar % 100 arrobns coffee 6082 NJ
segers 40 $50 ibs tobacco and 433 hhds. molasses
The Experts Of sugar and noasses from Matanzas fsn
the Is 70 the 2I.h instant and prcyiory this ear
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-04-05

= basement OF house No 10 Warren street suitable
Physcian or lawyer to let Inquire at No. 81 Chambers
C0TTAGET TO LE'T.-TO SMALL FAMILY, THE BEAU
tpl stone cottage. adjoining the Episcopal Church. at
East Chester Inquir. at No Is Lamarne place Twenty
ninth street; or Of PHILEMON FOWLER ksq., at East