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Marine Affairs.

DEPARTURE OF FLEET OF STEAMERS YEsTERpAY.-Tho
lower piers the North River, yesterday had very
busy appearance produced by the crowds Of
preparing to embark by the various steamers which left
port during the day As usual such occasions espe-
chilly on the departure Of California steamer there
much confusion and angry collisions between the
passengers and the various dock loaers and porer in
their attempts to exact California prices tor carrying
luggage down to the vessel but blood split in
these encounters the begerents satisfying their wounded
feelings by venting them in both loud and very
fervent The steamer that lead the way the Her.
mann for Bremen which left her dock at twelve o'clock
and followed during the afternoon by the Georgia.
for Aspinwa Florida for Savannah Union for Charles
ton; and the Roanoke and City OF Norfolk for Richmond
lin all six steamships.
The bark Of 375 tons recently launched in Newbury-
pert by Messrs Currier Townsend and owned in New
Bedford. Is to be called the Lancer.
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Meteorological Observations,
NJ MoRsEs MAGNETIC LINE. oFrIcE 2 WALL STREET

M MoRsE's MAGNETIC LINE, OFFICE WALL STREET.
BUFFALO A. M-Clear, pleasant morning Wind
N. w. Thermometer A Barometer % 2s.
9P. M.-Baromcter 29.31. Thermometer AZ. Wind
west Clear and pleasant evening 1t has been beaut
full day.
ROCHESTER,, oA M.-Bright clear morning, but cold.
Wind N. w. Thermometer "a
9P. M.-Clcar and pleasant Wind NV. Thermo-
meter 30.
AUBURN, A. M,-vcry pleasant morning; shining
brightly Thermometer 81. 14 R.f Il
9P M.-yery fine evening, after a clear day. Their
mometer 81.
SYRACUSE, A. M-Cold, cloudy morning. A keen
N. w. wind now blowing. Thermometer 3S.
p. Milne, pleasant evening. Wind NV. Their
momoter 40
UTIcA, A. M.-Cloudy morning. Wind west Their
mometer "a
0P. M.-Beautiful evening here Thermometer So
Wind il west.
ALBANY. GA. M-Cloudy, and very unpleasant. Wind
north. Thermometer Al Barometer 29.0l0. Mercu-
ry So.
8P. M-Clcar and cold. Wind NV. Thermometer
A.. Barometer 29.760. Mercury a.
Troy, A. M.-Unpleasant, cold, and cloudy this
morning. Thermometer 40.
+. M.-Cloudy Thermometer Al.
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The Georgia Union Convention.

MILLEDGEvIILy. Ga, April % 1852.
The Union Convention assembled this morning and
organized with the following of1iccrs:--
Hon A. II. Chappcu Of Bibb, President
Samuel faris, Of Walker, and James Thomas, of Han
cock, Vice Presidents
II. W. Alexander, A. d. Wood, w. w. Payne Secre-
taries.
The following committee of three from each Congress
siona District nominated to report matter for the
action of the Convention.
1.-Mossrs. Cuyler, Barlow and Hopkins.
2-Messrs Sturgess. Bcvins and Davis
3-Messrs. Poe Trip and Casons
4.-Messrs. Diamond. Kendall and Slaughter
5.-Messrs. Sumpkn, Lawton and Miner.
6--Messrs. Reese Cone and Kenan.
S.-Mcssrs. Renlins. Irwin and Thomas.
SECOND DAY.
MLLEDcEvILLE. April %, 1852.
The Committee made their report this morning. II
reafms the principles Of the Union party, takes
ton upon the Presidency at present and calls for Union
Convention to make their nomination.
The report confirmed
il Is thought that few of the members will send dele
gates to Baltimore on their individual responsibility
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THXRTY-sECOND CONGRESS-,
FIRST SESSION.
House OF Representatives.


WASHINGTON, April 81, 1852
THE NAVAL ACADEMY.
On motion of Mr. RoBRISs, it resolved that the
Committee Naval Affairs be instructed to inquire into
the expedency of modifying the existing law in relation
to the appointment Of midshipmen IN the Naval Acadc
my, SO that whom vacancy occurs the member Of Con-
gress representing the district entitled the appointment
shall be authorized to make the nomination.
CUMBERLAND ROAD.
Mr.. STANTON (whig) of Ohio, introduced bill to sur
render to Ohio the unfinished portion Of the Cumberland
road in said State Referred to the Committee Road
and Canals. -
THE HOMESTEAD Observation-Disclosures rrc
Mr. CHANDLER, (whg) of Pa presented petition
yards in length full Of asking the passage Of the
Homestead bill, and the House went into committee
Mr. EWING. (whig) Of Ky began q speech by saying he
inclined to give the bill his vote and branohed off
give his views progress In this connection he spoke
Of kossuths mission failure and referred to gentle
party. and consequence the heads of the govern
ment short time since, seized upon the exile god
send as happy breeze springing up in dead political
calm to watt them into the haven OF power. lie alluded
to Mcssrs Douglas and Cass' views about Intervention
in the affairs Of Europe. which he condemned. lie
very eloquent and merely threw out pons-occupying
would write out his notes at length and send two
three hour speech to his constituents.
Mr.. SRIEY. delegate from Minnesota spoke in favor Of
the Homestead bill
Mr. FicKLiN (dem of H.. advocated the measure No
man could be against t-there will be q time
when will be without public lands unless become
like ancient Rome and then land and liberty will depart
together. If VIC remain free united people, will in
course OF time, occupy the whole continent
The Committee then rose.
Mr.. MooRr. (whig) of Pa. presented memorial
signed by 500 citizens Of Philadelphia asking for the
passage Of the Homestead bill
The House adjourned, there being quorum present
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TEL EG X AP HTC.
kOssuth In Northampton.

POOR SPECIFICATIONS OYPsNDED-THB MAG
VARS OPINION or THB MAINE LIQUOR Law AND
TIM AMERICAN PEOPLn-POPULAR OPINION Dl-
vIDRD BETWEEN JENNY LIND AND KOssUTH.
NORTHAMPTON, April - 1864.
Kossuh left Springfield by tho special train, and AZ
rived here at three Ho addressed large audience 10
the old Northampton Church. but his speech vory
poor one much Of it being the the delivered
at Springfield portion OF it also in bad TASTE and
gave offence to many citizens lie said that the Amer
people possessed ul tho elements Of greatness bu
TINT they did not not great nation. lie out
virtually against tho Maine quor law Tho people
disappointed with his .loquence. the admission by
Hungarian bonds for which purpose five hundred dollars
worth were sold Many persons however, admitte
free. Jenny Lind Mira. Godschmidt) and her husbaA
present She attracted nearly as much sttsntis
as Kossuth.
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Tho Latest from Santa Fe,

ST. LoUIs April %, 1852.
Advces from Santa Fe 10 the dth ult announce that
the Indians were quiet and that Gov Calhoun pre-
pairing 70 visit tho States Business dull and the
place nearly deserted in consequence of the large omi
grafton to the CHA country of persons drawn ththcr by
the reported rich discoveries Of gold Money matters
very tight and much inconvenience had been
rienced in consequence
The March mail was met at Cedar Spring and the
April mail at Canva Grove all getting along we'll Mr..
Aubery he'd gone the new route The Pawnees, Chey-
eDnes Arapahoes and Kiauahs were trading With Mr..
Bent hve miles above Fort Atkinson and seemed quito
neaGcablY dirpoked u Z - : -
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NEWS BY TELEGRAPH.
VERY INTERESTING FROM WASHINGTON.
Proceedings in the House Of Representives.
MANEUvREs OF THE POLITICIANS
THE GEORGIA UNION CONVENTION
AFFAIRS IN SANTA FE.
The Floods-Ths Canals-rIarIne-Anairs
SO. &c. &c.
Tho Latest from Washington

Tho --latest from Washington.
THE VACANT ASSISTANT NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
TO LA PLATA-THE CLAY MEDAL-THB wHIa
sPLIT-NEw CANDIDATE PROPOSED FOR RE- UNITING
THE PARTY-ARRIvAL OF MR.. SLOCUM AT NHw
ORLEANS, ETC.
SPECIAL CORRESPONDENCE THE NEW YORK HERALD.
WASHINGTON, April 2-8P. M.
Great difficulty is experienced in filling the Office Of
Assistant Treasurer made vacant by the death Of
Governor Young There applications. The seoul
rty about eigh hundred thousand dollars the
larry butsfour thousand year.
The suggestion In the HERALD to sending Minister
to La Plata will in all probability be acted upon and
message from the President asking the necessary appro-
priations will be shortly sent into Congress 1t sub
je ct Of great Importance and will doubtless receive ia
vorable attention from all parties
The committee with the duplicate Clay medal arrived
here this evening
As matter of political gossip it is said that arrange
ments talked of to try and avoid split in tho Whg
Convention among the friends OF Webster Fillmore and
Gen. Scott by being prepared with outside candid
in the of Governor Jones' of Tennessee The dis
tngushed gentlemen first mentioned not consulted
to their consent
Fillmore meeting will shortly he held in New York.
which will show his strength there
teegraphic announcement Of MIR. Socum's arrival at
New Orleans has been received He the agent who
authorized by government to procure testimony in Mex
leo against Dr. Gardeners claim 1t to be hoped tho
trial will now speedily take place Y.
THE CONSULTATION OF THE SENTENCE OF WELLS
CAPTAIN NAGLEE's OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES HALL.
WAsHINGToN, April "a, 1852
The President in the communication of the sentence Of
death against Wells acted altogether the conviction
from the examination of testimony and witnesses that
Wells was not guilty of wilful premedated murder and
not from the arguments of the opponents Of capital
ishment.
Capt. Nagee, who was recently convicted Of fraud
upon the government, has been sentenced in the
Criminal Court to four years imprisonment in ts pen
tentiary.
The rumor Of tho intended resignation of Postmaster
General Hall s untrue.
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p,es,,c,s,o ,he sou,b ,S,o.

HaLTiNOnE, NpriI y IS3I
I,ttys and dipaichcs received heec aince he waters
Lave fuh dCd represent the damage the Chesapeake
ud hio Cgnni MT great was Grst supposed but
tNl tf0 very serious nature.
lho accounts ftom the Western Maryland report i'm
io.s1s Of property and great damage TO hs canal
~ tlr recent fre het
q Ee tnow Tho nouutars beyond Cumberland at
lat atc cunt, wac even lfecn ches.
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CLOTIllNG.


YNHE BEST TAILOR IN PARIS. THE FIRM OF
Messrs Barde. Schemite, II Devallicr No. % Rue de
Choiseui of the boulevard dos Itaens so well
known the Americans visiting Paris that 1t needs
The novelty OF goods the elegance Of the
cutting the goodness Of cloths we'll as the peculiar seal Of
bon got Of these taor not only but also
American in all respects Orders may be sent to Messrs
Barde Schemite, & Dovalcr, with model the exact
and they will send the anded articles
through the agency of Meesrs Livingston, Wells. Co.. No.
Place de la Bourse, Paris
GENTS READ THIS AM NOW READY TO RE-
NJ ceve any amount OF spring and summer clothing 10
either clean, dye alter repair at short notice Now Is
the time before thcr sets in, Coats
all articles made to look equal to new. by
A. CORTlSOS, 553 Pearl street, near Broad way.
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va. w,sVaGs.

" ENnvtn MEsSRs. DELLuC s. co, INSPECT
~ WY ihortn their customers aad tho public that tho
ai tss ojhcir tore NJ PARK Ros ha been removed to
20. - trondwhy Meesri " e rN,, havo made
wotf ~ which one Of tho firm viii make annual
trorc trs recurring constant fuppy ~ Dru Chcmi-
0 aud Iertun r'y, &c OF the host aud fre uu
Fr tie accommodation ~ pcsorr ing w tho
dty Mct ". Go will cOptnro have al toir
10 f0 lorrth aycnue, cnrnor yepisth afoat an
ar VI ptt et einler 10 that n tie Br staro
59i NrnaAway opposite Nhlos Garden.
230forrth avenue corner Twentieth II.
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Arrival of the steamsh.p c,ty OF GIasgow.


The steamship City of Glasgow passed tho Delaware
Breakwater at ten O'Clock this morning She left Liver
pool the 10th inst, and has thus accomplished the
passage In about fourteen days
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Supposed Toss OF sne British bark jane
Dusfus.

BOsIoN. April 81 1852.
On "wednesday last piece Of board was pic Sed mp at
St comet Nantucket from when il X supposed IN II
iftth haik iane burS Thomson from AndroWAn
N.th iur osan With 40 tons Of pig iron aud 50 tons
"a col LA been wrecked near Eantucktt during the
l.tr Gale 8nu BiGbably all the crew lo,t
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PRICE TWO CENTS.

cotd-mny God never give ma colder people Tho poo
Pre- OF massachusetts, Indeed not abic 10
red away by excitement hers but when they haze
madeup their minds they euthusn Ito in COCA
canse than others. He concluded by calling on God ts
bless them all
At the conclusion OF the ceremonies In tho church
Koneuh escorted by the Horss Guards and by owes
Brass Band TO the hill to view the Armoy after whsA
he returned to the Maasoit House. whence he took h
departure In the O'Clock train for Northamptsa,
where he In TO be the guest Of Erastus Hopkins AMI wa
stay Sunday returning here Monday, whom he =
to be received at the depot by thu state Committee
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Dinner Declined by Dutch Naval on,cers

ANNAPOLIS, April ~ 1907.
The ccr Of the Dutch ship OF war Prince Of Orange
lying at this place, have declined the houor Of pubic
% th,m by tho authorities II Is their
nthion 10 all on Sunday for Norfolk New FORK, and
ICttun
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Execution OF the Pirates.

RICHMOND, April II 1852.
large crowd yesterday witnessed the execution Of
Reid and Clements who convicted time since
of piracy The former quite calm and met his fate
affected.
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Canal Navigation. .

ALBANY, April q, 1852
The express papers report that the break at Albsn
would be speedily repaired We have no boats from
Utica yet Boats will be here Monday from Rome.
The water the Utica level Is low At Cartersvle
boats had passed from Rochester.
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DIAM or JCDar MnRIwHTurR. on Cro1oI,.

BrATH or JCpGE MERIwETHER or GEoRq4A. -
The 't rsa papra contain intelligence Of tho doah of
Hon doa a. mtsNtathtr The .}uFusa Cil0qici4 ori
SFDt ,lJt al bOngh Ia hc prime of life hs hid Seen
prt nint ~ man ~ the state. aud had ned many a.
90 sDitL,d stations with credit to himrlf AMI a5r
% thn stG'e - hnu hiied the several ua'G ag.c
fcrilNor htFgostNi9tiYe In Congress Jaage of HI.
Stptrpr Court, aud Speaker Of The Hon ii Z. -.
fCt' NtiVts 81 Georgia. IN all ~ waicb tic u.4ucst q
Lel ctdr q talenL aud gcai AMI energy ~ ch
~ icb pre-, mincnily ai.d 'i 4,i him lm ,ug h
tvt4at
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Political.

THr Slavery GisoIyrs IN rns MAs,cIusgIfs liz.
GisfAtugfon Fr day last the Massachusetts, House OF
Representative took up the resolution, known the
slavery Resolves, and after short debate ana the
adoption Of an amendment voted 10 indefinitely postpone
th confederation a The subject These resolution ~,
tested agant the execution of the Fugitive slave law II
Massachusetts, and denounced the law itself 4. m.
cenStuinal. unjust and oppressive" Th5 motion to
dtfn Is postpone carried by ayoo Of Is To I0l
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ASTROLOGY, SO

A Editorial FROM THE SUNDAY MERCURY, OF
IA March Il. 1852
ROBACK'S fame the world pcrvades
The press his riumphs tell
And from the north, SOUTH east and west,
The notes of glory swell.
Tho power OF the press mighty, and will prevail. The
wonders Of Astroogy. People who suppose that astroogy
not science greatly mistaken. To work out its
suits arithmetic ALGERIA and astronomy brought into
play and the which horoscopes framed
and Iatyes cast the most abstuse character Tho
atrooger protender He works by rules old
as the Scriptures hemsoe for almost at the earliest peri
Of Scrptural history the Chaldean priests practed ao
lcgy and late the reign Of Louis X Of France
1t ranked among the exact sciences Certainly art
antique universally believed in for thousands Of
and based the movements of tho celestial bodies is
entitled TO respect than the absurd theory Of spirit
rappings biology, &c., generally swallowed. DR..
back better known perhaps than any other astrologer
M force and accuracy but in the study ofyears to have
added very largely to m 1t IL quito certain that
of his predictions made in this city have been fulfilled
TO be letter To those who skoptcai to his skill he
offers to give ndisputabe proof Of his knowledge of the
future and tho past at bis residence No White street.
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EMPRESS AGENCIES, &c.
And from the north, south, east and west,
The notes of plnrv swell


RfEFoRn& 3 co; s ExTRAfa cALIFoRNIAPACK-
- and Parcel will he despatched Monday
90 per spt ndd double ginc Illinois, via
p wall and Panama direct to with the fast
steamship Goldun Gate expected t. make the trip
in irum phis port San Pranci,os tue
quickest trip made in charge OF
through to destinetc Our arrangements made
the lrmus that goods TO o0nngct
with the mail and dettn.
tihr Panrna Our facilities second Other
company. Trei hi taken at the and
for house consular We shipper
IN their goods early In order give time for eorlng
and sealing small parcels for express trunss received
MP - O'Clock - NJ, dny Of aailing Shippers will 4,
Co y all Themselves oi this -hipmeut
BERfoRD X CO, 2vcsey street. Astor House
7 ATHIoP & co.'s WESTERN AND SOUTHERN
Express ng between Now York Dunkirl, I, Hio,
Cleveland Detroit Ci Cincinnati 1ui Vile St. Louis,
ard other principal western aad Southern citiss New
York ccc 49 ioarl street corner Of all taftor it Of
May 20 EreadTpy)
TthIGoRY's EXTRA EXPRESS, PER ILLINOIS AND
~ CUaen Gate to leave Monday, April 2Jch. at2 VI.
sulscribers will forward specid express rs above
shippers requested 10 have tha goods ~
caly Saturday Packages must bc pat 10 i Waterproof
,or 'ition. ard rot exceed 100 Gs WEIGHT Plrcr
pered until u day Of saiiRg and letters un =. VI.
Our cxprota this date viii b. ~ char o Mr. a. 4. ng,
iettratly hu,wn III California. THOMPSON HlrGH.
Wni- 1tG Nay 1T, at No. POS Broadway.
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METROPOLITAN HALL.-EVENINGS WITH THE
N1 Peope-Profssor Whitney the celebrated orator and
impersonator respectfully that he will give hi
chat popular and elegant ainmens in the magni6
cent Concert Room Of this Hall Monday 10Th Friday
to introduce of his most interesting ohsracter-Ths
Indian, Briton, American Irshman, and Hooer inter-
spersed with anecdotes and poetic recas Professor Whit
ney have received the spProbston Of the
tcrnti Of the old and worlds. Admission 50 cents
Second Circle 25 cents Tickets sale the principa
hotels hook and music stores and the Hall the day and
evening Of performance. To commence at 8 o'clock.
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EHRISTl'S OPERA HOUSE. MECHANICS HALL,
~ No Az broadway, above Grand ssreet. Open every
night during tho week until further n1tcs The original
s snd vel! ascwn Christgs Iinstrs es@prsng eoens
performers under the of e. p Christy whose
concerts In tis city succession Of fve have
able audiences Tickets, Is cents Doors open At com
respectfully informed that the saturday afternoon
are discon TIM uad.
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ERANKLIN MUSEUM, IT'S CHATHAM sQUARE.-GE0.
Lea, Proprietor.-Two performances given every
day, encing a O'Clock the afternoon, and half
past in the evening This estabhment 10 the only place
The Of Of Artists selected
"Mlle CABINET, Premier Model to this establishment
magnificent series Of groupings will be produced carefully
new properties and appointnepts "Leas Female Opera
will appear eyory afternoon aud evening Mons Lafarge
original Antpodean Pedestrian will walk head down.
i,Sm she ground and eighteen in which shroy
world ever produced Monsieur CAIN the strongest In
che world, will break with his naked dst any the
suence nay choose with other unparalleled feat
Of strength The unrvaed tribe Of "Acrobatio Sisters"
producing great excitement by their extraordinary cxhib
ons. variety Of miscellaneous entort ailments given
afternoon and evening such other
in the world For full Of each
Sests in Private Boxes 90 cents Orchestra Seats with
cushioned chairs 1s cents; Boxes, Is cents. Gallery
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$4,000 q ESn N cy
perty Also 81 900, $60U0 5000 $1,000 ST. 400 and $780,
these seyera For sale splendid houses country
seats and fsrms. KOnERlCK LAWRENCE.
IS Nassau street.
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A NATOMiCAL MuSEIM 3U BhoADWA Az, CVkNEk
"A of Duane streetStrangers visiting the city will find 1t
pleasing instructive to visit this establishment Open
from O'clock until 10 o'clock r NJ Admission, Is cts.
500 HAyE DTRNG THE Last
renowned picture Of Napoleon at March 81
lS4he az his ahdication exhibiting at the Stuy
vesant Institute $50 Broadway The Exhibition will posi-
lively close saturday May st Open day from
A. M to 10 T. NJ Admission, % cents; children l2 cents.
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G 10l 000 TO LEND-oN BOND AND MORT
- DlOO,OOO gage, in sums to suit applicants u pro-
da tive rsal est ,c in this city Brooklyn Apply to s.
BROAD Ne. IL Wall street. in the Croton Water Office.
basement n B-Li3era l0aus ma builder
tie houses are eacloscd.
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VNHEATRE d. AST0R PLACE-STAGE MANAGER,
Mr. Leon-Monday, April %, the French Vaudeville
Company will give an extraordinary performance for the
vaudevie in two sesIH Hs Felice will appear as Louise
Mile Feliee will appear Edith. "La Portiere Roma
nque comic song by Mr.. Alnh. Henry Prices Of adms
The doors will be opened at Ga o'clock; curtain rises at
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ID W. BYRNES 4 CO.. 60 SOUTH STREET, NEW
Il York, ard No. Sc Waterloo Road Liverpool. issue
Sight Drats, payable throughout England Ireland Scot
land and als also agents for the EMPIRE Red Star
Dramatic apd ST. Georges Lines Of Liverpool Psckets and
New Line from hamburg ard Rotterdam, sailing weekly.
Certi6 for uboye iines fore sale
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FNEMPLE OF GRACES-THREE DOORS ABOVE NIB
i los "The ory is still they come. First Of the
operate sketch Of the Greek Slave personaed by the c
bratsd French model Albert and unheard of dslu
sons Mile Cheohinc several dances Splendid pictures
O'clock. Evening at eight Parluette 90 cents Saloon
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CR 0nA TO $4,000 wANTED.-ANY PERSON
pOsOOO having about this can invest the same
ost PrntGbl" in business already established Apply
to WOkTnlNGION ROMANO, attorney, No. 30 Mas
etrees
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pROOKLYN MUSEUM-SHAKSPEARE DRAMATIC
- Associsticn-Saturday evening, May 30 Mr. Hofmans
night tragedy o. OTiELLO and the farce Of
BOX AND COX, for which tickets bc had
of the mombers Mt the Museum performances night
ny order q. b. BARSUM, President.
j. NJ Wrsr, Secretary.
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BRACKETS MARBLE GROUP OF THE "SHIP-
- wrecked Mother and Child" at Stuyvesant Institute,
$50 Broadway, open (for short time only from
k0 ceotS
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PAPER iiAYGiyGS,

ATEW PAPIn HANGINGS--THos. FAYE & co. 1856
IN reprl street Madison hsyc just received the
spring rattorn " every known style IL the trade The
public invited to examine before purchasing Artistic
workmen attolf IL the retail iopartm ent.
THOMAS FAYE & CO., 456 Pearl street.
DAPLE HAkGINGS OF NEW AND BEAUTIFUL
II dcsgns ju,i imported. iy Francis faros 4 Co., Ts
pesrl street ieoyed expressly - decorate the interior
npartmeg t. OF most costly nsusons can DO put ur
by superior wo offered Wholesale retail, at
the very lowest priocs.