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HOTEL<S.

V0NKERs IS SIXTEEN NILES NORTH OF THE
City Hal.-It 10 now well stocked with Of bold
and elastic views Among tho many mpro within
the last this beautiful and fourshing village has
oonvenience cannot be surpassed in city in the Union
and, Il well started and kept II will yield : hand ome
annual income to its conductors and proprietor 1t is
be eompetedby the first Of May next Too much praise
cannot be avshed upon its Alderman Robert p
Getty formerly Of New York city Dr. Kellngers resi-
dencc and laboratory within quarter Of milo Distance
consequently those who take quarters there, will
the benefit of consulting physician close at hand Yon
kers must and will rapidly, with the spirits that
direct it.
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CITY InfclliRenCe.

A DIAN Bcpy FouND.-On Saturday the body of
unknown found floating in the North River. off
pier No g. and was brought to the wharf where the
Coroner held an inquest, Deceased had been in the
water for or three months. lie was clothed in
black frcck coat vest and pants and blue oyerco,t.
fhoes. and cotton socks The body was inferred at
Po;t,r's Field.
DISTURBANCE AMONG THE M.nBrE PorJsr,gss-on
Saturday evening number Of marble poscr attempted
to create riot in the Third avchue II appears that
sonc Of the wolkmcn who had recently n strike for
higher wages made assault upon several German po-
lithcrs because they continued to work below
The lately established price The police Of the Seventeenth
ward however interered and put end to the disturb
Pirr pnEvrvrEp.--On Saturday evening dwelling
house at 62 Walker street very being set
Ere in concquencc Of some rats nibbling Mt box Of
lucif,r matches. and setting them of The woodwork
caught fire and the fire being observed by officer King of
the Fifth ward he entered the premises and speedily
tirguished the flames with few buckets Of water.
ASoTIEp SOLDIER Tur Wan 1912 GoNr.--0n
Tfurdoy the 1T Of April Capt. Hugh OIiare Of the
II 1Si2l31A departed h e at the age Of so years
We requested TO tae that bis friends and ritions
cgeher with The Veteran Corps Of lsl2 are respectfully
invited to attend also tho officers and members of the
sixth date Second) Regiment. Governors Guard Col
Peers In which Corps the deceased served during the
with England. Also the officers and members Of the
american Eifs. with others Of military family who
6ire to show respect to on old veteran The funeral
will sLc place sunday at two O'Clock p W. frm 16l
MiGon street The body viii be Inferred ut ST. parcks
ca,hthsl Cemetery, Prince street The Veterans and
mitay requested to meet at the Seventh Ward L0
tel Madison sireet at one o'clock.
M, F,strny an ret Of incorporation which re-
ctndy fassed The Nsw Jcrey Legi.laurc. by raani-
rous vo.o ard which received The signature Of o. sort
. fry i about 70 be established which will connect
NccAaS ken ia Hudson county M with this metropolis
RYooilyn City Intelligence.
Eisca tN1l f1AKp - P,HYtoRs-lhs body met
IN Saturday ~ I'll" county ail-Iayor Berry Of WI
Fsnsf,ig in the clsr Mr, irrs,n chairman y thc Fl
tommittec ieIor cd ,hs flw wing blls u members
o. The rcard tr r.ri ~ supervisors for piym III
Me.n Niiiems. s12.25 rrocls $li62e; Dcncvoirc,
$lf. So rcpy lclatifman,l scita; Yohs. $l62l !;
Schcorurttr $40 vS Booh Si3s 2S pcrrea e2Sl 4?
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LIQUORS.


BURGUNDY PORT, LANDING Ex-BRIG VIC
- tors-lio pipes, half pipes, quarters and eishths
burgundy Port of the favorte brands St Martin and T.
Danton. The Victoria will commence dschargng tho
9th inst. For saleby CAZET ASTON t4Wa street
COGNAC. STAR PROPRIETORS BRANDY AND
~ Double Swan Gin landing and for sale from wharf
United States bonded warehouse These the bost
liquors imported being of high flavor proof suitable
for trade L. ii. SIMPSON SONS, I9 Beaver street.
sole agents in America for the above.
i 0NDON DOCK, CASTILL0N. OTARD DUPUY. HEN
- Seignete aud various Brandies choice Lon
don Dock and other brands of Port sherry and Madeira
Wines; Gin Rum Whiskey &c. of the bcst vinaSes
for sale wholesale retail insbottcs demohns wood
by WIN. H. UNDERHILL, 4B Broome street, at twonty
per cent less than at any other house.
COO DOZEN CLARET WINES, or VARIOUS
wv brands, from 81 so Per dozen--botles returned
OW0 choice Havana Sesar OF assorted brands l barrels
Of Scotch and ndia Aes and London and Dublin Porter
goo dozen Phladeph Porter In pns and quarts &c., &c.
for sale by WM ii. UNDERIIILl 40 Broomo street,
ner Of Crosby.
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CHRlSTY'S OPERA HOUSE, MECHANICS HALL, NO
Az broadway, above Grand street-Open every sht
during the week until further notice The original
known Christys Mihstrels prisng efficient
sate corps Of talented and experienced perforncrs
under the management Of r. Chrsty whose
this city, succession of Ave years. have
With favor by hi hiy respectable and audiences
Tickets, 20 cents Doors open at will
o'clock NoticeOn and after Monday, April 8,
VIII commence at O'Clock The patrons Of Christys Min
strea respectfully informed that the
concerts discontinue On Saturday next April
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n,v.st az "a SxvinsIlcr.

tHANlfsFoN NPtN IS1Z.
The notorious rStd T Pines. aiias Col FLOYD
orrtttG htit 90 dty for twindnE Mr Wtrd Of Texas,
III ktv tt!lGts. nttntiy. Mr. horG i-S y,a,sood him
with grra, iud, ~! igpl, fy
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STHIpPING.

Umpire CITY LINE.-roR SAN FRANCISCO, VIA
u cbssss ara M splendid end dspse engine
Wilson. eommsnder iormcrly Of the Empire City will
81 s' Fer G a?sis"y s AR shas:
has of +, calm ard ssssass
to h oW p ,T rstS' ss q = Gg 9ssas.v
The sofrn Ncvadu will lain Thursday Goth May,
connecting At Panama With the stoa@shp New Orleans.
s.,uRovaa TO SAN rRANoIsco.-Nsw YORK AND
dsl1rb SSh 5dsTHs ass S saSasn Charles
sonaHdc VIII take hen dosrtnre Tor Chsgrss Thurs
k iyk sGs sh nay Sss nsasS saSSs ssSs Saasp wsFiEIS
WE y fs 'Is'l,'
'ar'O0 Ssse1sa aSs e asA 'Gsesi @ Apply
'a'5s JOKES AsD q fsnys1 fFss 80 SsT :. ,irss ySss
S 'rs sss l ssA and ssss ss t, s,s.
EINIIED STATES MAIL srLseSDlP COMPANY
lS iT % ya . hs splendid sss@,g ,n;
1s from tho pier foot * street Nort riscr
Sae y raa and Now an - npw pTseTy Es O
tsdies saloon berthe $50 nftcr d. $40 Frssrd d. S5o
toa 70 New orleans AZ io n per 70 fool shs
% lSfSS'Si s isgg 3 ss,s ss 81 ssp 'e ss
at Office. No other form viii he signed No hl u lld-
sgpiyso = o E9eeGsrs II Wet street ~
u aanaocting With tie fgeio Mai stesmhip Com,
psuy.-only tmough hGc ior ,Hbi rna and 0re.cn.
on 5neotoa%aSip illinois stoai ra, i'll. HSrs,eaS US
n commander eeine ncw ready fos service viz save fsr
Asptawail, Navy Ray direct, on Monday, hpeH 2jth
% two O'Clock y NJ prCi.oly, from her ner At the
80 10 eg,asn Cate. ESQ ions, ld.uten.a, r,.s,'on
| Y. s. NJ eommandcr, whi'h steamer y ordered TO
rsmptn at Panama, 10 ho In readiness Wediney on ar
rival tho passengers at hnt poid and 70 sa direct tt
Francisco, without delay The acccmmedaiors -
steamships uneurpascd and they Gave proved 10
90 The fastest aunchcdthe Illinois having nsde the
paasago Now York TO tho Isthmus h aud
hours, aud tho Golden Gate from Panama 60 Sat
nciqco eleven days and eighteen hours The Panama
road IA operation and tho within
few miles Of Corona, at the head ~ River Nsistan.
forv ard by thcso vessc H.
1sp cited will make the quickest trim performed rr
New york San rrsncsco. Early application will he
10 each for which, apply
ComI anos No. Ia West street. corner OF Warrcn
street.
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WOOD'SMINSTRELS. AT WOODS MINSTREL HALL.
4ff broadway, above Howard street.-The
akes pleasure announcing TO the public that he has
gaed the most celebrated musicians and Negro
Ia the world and il determined to mako Woods Minstrel
a every way worthy the patronage Of the ladies and
gentlemen OF this city Hs also takes this
express h thanks r The grea patronage conferred him
promises to reIe. sh 1t from time time with Whatever
novelties or striking talcnt appear in tho
WOODS hinstres perform evening and Wednesday
and SATURDAY afternoons Admission 20 cents Doors
at tsz concerts commence at ~ o'clock Tho afternoon
concerts at o'clock N BThe srictest order
and decorum will be preserved and tho greatest
paid to the comfort Of ysters
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NEW YORK LEGISLATURE.
Senate.


ALBANY April g. 1852.
sycoSp READING
Mr. UrnAM (whig) moved the second reading Of the
canal bill After it had been read Mr. BRrsToL moved its
reference to the Committee Of the whole.
Mr. CORNELL (dem.) pressed its reference to standing
committee.
A debate ensued when Mr.. CoR.ELL withdrew his
tion and the bill referred TO the Committee Of tho
whole Senate
Mr. UraAM moved to make the bill the special order
for Monday, at four o'clock
Mr. CORNELL opposed. and moved that il be made tho
special order fer Wednesday.
Mr. BARTLETT dem moved TO send the bill TO facilitate
the disposition OF the suits commenced by mandamus TO
the same committee.
Mr.. CooLEy (dm } moved TO lay Mr. Upham's motion
on the table. Lost. by ayes 4 nays. ~.
Mr.. Corrcs motion to make the bill the special order
for Wednesday lost, also Mr. Bartetts
motion
MIR Mu1Bor (whig) moved to make il the special order
for this aftt four ocock.
Mr.. WILLIAMS (whig) moved that tho special order
the Insurance fill, lc forthwith proceeded with.
The motion 10 make the Canal bill The pecia order for
the afternoon Nas lost.
Further motions put ami lost, and the bill
finally made The special order for ruesay at four r. NJ
Insurance
The bill 10 amend the Insurance law went through the
conn ittcc. with amendments, Which we're laid the
table and ordered 10 he printed Adjourned
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FELLOWS MINsTRELs-THE ORIGINAL JUSTLY

EELIOWS MINSTRELS.-THE ORIGINAL JUSTLY
celebrated and faramed oorps Of Ethiopian Perform
sr m ths city for the last two under
f,rm their friends aud tho public generally that they
They will perform At the Temple New Haven. April 5th
6th and 7th at the American HALL Hartford, April 5th 9th
lSh lS A. the AssGsHssn All Hall Albany April 18th 18th and
Syracuse April 22d and 2sd Auburn, April gath; Geneva
April 26th Hail. Rochester April 2th 2sth aud
tb Concert Hail. Buffalo. April 30h and May 3D. 4th
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| NlBLOS GARDEN.-EvERY MEMBER OF THE
~ Corps de Ballet (male and fcmae) requested
attend rehearsal here Monday morning. April at 10
| precisely COR}YN
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NIBLO'S GARDEN.--AA MR. JOHN SEFTON
~ Aetne MaaAger. Mr.. w. Corbyn Tiokess, so ceats:
9oi.ek Madame AIMS ThaIon will this evening
In aatsrna n Aubors popular opera Of "crown Dia-
gerald Mr. stephen Leach Keboedo Miss Julia DAILY
Diana. Musical Director Sisnor La Msnna. Monday eye-
Mug April will be produced the celebrated and
opexa entitled THE CROWN DIAMONDS. The enter
tanments will commence with the popular come
called the IRISH SECRETARY.
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NJ ETROPOLITAN HALL-MR DEMPSTER HAS TIL
A honor to that he has found it necessary
ter Monday evening April when be win sing
born Nv hen the night wind bewaileth, "Johp Auderscn
ny Jo." THE lonely aud wife, Evening Song Tho
Death q Warren. THE blind Boy. "I'm alone. all
Queen in three parts Tickets cents To commence Il
O'Clock. Books Of the songs, l2I& cents
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powERY rnEAraE.-Hoxls % CENTS; PIT. ,s,.
e'.s, Seat. o,eas,tFa s:ns.
s. win be acted the pstr Ii NAV i Viii sW @
Miss Mitchell; Meiehta Mr. Si s,.r T. NJ = i,ers NJ
Emma mrs Jordan. 70 b filled " the nsuti,a
0eean-Ihs Pilot, Mr.. stcseu L.fs I'm Coha ar b. IL
ousi yra,e Th sne M Gomsay E ANGEL
llURToN's THRATRE, Gu .9FEs ;TnEgr -Dsg,,
vato boxes S. orsS"rs . sosad @ I1er n,. . cents r. p
B.ySs Bs a. Dyas,p sss.S.
81 IT, Lsiy Nj
Vi. Mr.. Dyost; Maria Miss ir. T. conclude with the
Mr. Meyer pa. cs na1i a9s auss;
~Y.Saoa., $50. S,'s' mary nr',% % 'ay'or' -
And da. m I
Tickets 50 ss Private ses issst 81 open s
ssss a. sslSS aaay EVENING As The
aass I1,5Is " sS1
T. be & followed yshe drama q ii. MLLERs GiIes
H. Scsos ThS Mho T. arfs & thses ,s Mrs.
vpn Ih raom nv Won Broom Mr. Fox
s.,,@1a s.a@M,.s .,.sa,a, n.ssn ~, - .,.
d Manager and PrSrrietor jim rse wood ia a.s!s
$oosssl T. ts.i sshti.isn unegaed
:a;y :Ssy dsy T.,ds5
sssssss .slssF iss Rssm q saasy agE
,hs ,hs E;sR1s Fir II
Xc ara 20 b .oa p b "ooM Ihe youthful Giant,
-, ~ ~o " po sooh ~ al h"urs'
<,JpCrs Nrw vopv .,,,,,,r,,,. .mnr - ,,,,,,,,,,r
~. t aUhh iEAThE. " BOW ERf
anotner WeeK-Monaay evening April the enter
s on Viii i'ss sa X,
COCIETY LIBRARY ROOMS tORNFp oE uR1In
~ way Leonard sreets-Thc celebrated New Orleans
Opera Ballet Troupe comprising aftecn talented Ser
formers under the direction Of samusi 4 ssndfora viii
of IN akinr thar M hc abovc
rooms on Monday evening Anri pd cantnna for veive
nights inroducing their new era Of entitled b
whole troupe viii anpesr in nra,r.mmc a.runI nnn W
yary and EN- rhatenv ~ nyyhass
in the world Note-Tbe pubc attention IA caied 10 th
ahoyo roupe is the only American Oocra Cam
y,.nd u s ans r'es9ne Troupe IN the Union Thus
New Orleans Onsra Tran, M d snem Dy .ne
srsls As they nt radnca p thn heat . % e.nes
yees choruses rcindng tbe hcst snatin % n,S En;s
irish and Scotch ballads with their buresaue onentc
scenes-v;tb tho nc;an ~ tba Id i.t ronn ~ tho 49,
iesaus P~ Dc Dsux asfscs % @ E oIpo R In IN .ner @ om
pipes which were introduced in Concert Rooms
s IN 70 sstsiy their auae9ees IN every
nv Of Their Cha ste mr;nna Ava ~ nra 20 ui ~ -.
mat "a ana "au ay h"s urawn ae
which thev have yis;sed The
iocaI ;tems ~ tba Jov r.. NJ "uu
Sandford Adm;ttanca caMt, MI tP;ss.s ;, a. o.
ting ten persons Al Doors onsn Mt half
~ ksif ast - 'Pen ~ MIL Pas' Som"cnce
NJRANKLIN MUSEUM IT'S CHATHAM SOUARr-cEO
day eenmencng o'clock in the afternoon and ~ half
sne United states where he Model Artists can be seen
hr;t .o"pe o. htsist ssiected or
1Me Cs.ynet prsme, Wa1 ~ th .ne supsrNsiono oi
- ~ .. Hoac' s9 tns
from the admired with
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A AMUSENHNTS.

RROADwAY THEATRE.-~R A. MARSHALL. SOLE
~ lesseo Boxes and Psrqqet 5eesas Fasiy Circle and
att to eom.tenoe st7 o'clock. Mondsy evening, Apr5
will be revived she ira c play of DEETRAM Tnc Castle
of ST. Aidobrand- Bortram, Mr. For@st st. Atdobran
Mr. A.; Fenno; Prior Of st. Anselm Mr. Barry; fmgsine,
Child, Miss Wallis To conclude with this
fri farce of the Two BONNYCASTLES-Sf Bon ycsseIc
alias Jeremiah Jorum Mr. David Mr. John Jamei
Mr.. Fennpi Mrs. Bonn castle. Mr.. Vernon.
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CIRCUS-NEW YORK AMPiiITHEATRE, 81 BOW cry.
~ -Another week.-Monday evening. April s. the eater-
tanments Will be given for tho benefit of w. j. Smith
famous four horse rider which brilliant galaxy
Of talent has voluntee ~ 500
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TTNHE ORIGINAL NEW ORLEANS OPERA TROUPE
= Messrs Buckley Il Cons's, are performing In
California with immense Their reception
mento City only equacd by the Jenny Lind excitement
In New York
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TRAVELLERS GUIDE.


CAMDEN AND AMgoY RAILROAD. FOR PHILA-
place. by steamboat JOHN POTTER. Two lines daily
limo leaves at A NJ Afternoon line at
r. NJ, through to Philadelphia in four and half hours
Barefrs class S3 second class, by r. H. line only)
50. Returning leave Philadephs from foot Of Walnut
street at A. NJ and J.. Emirant line by steamboat
TRAN SPORT from pier No. |, at y. NJ. Fare 81 50.
NEW YORK AND PHILADELPHIA DIRECT.-U. s.
IN Mail and Express Lines, through in ~ hours n j.
Railroad via Jersey City, leaving New York at A. NJ foot
Of Cortlsndt street, A. ~ and 5s F. NJ Liberty street
Philadelphia hours. from foot OF Walnut street
reduced 81 for first class and 81 20 for second class
Washington and Charleston through tickets sold
lines and through carried in the A. NJ
r. NJ lines from New York with through onductors
without expense.
NOR ALBANY WITHOUT CHANGE OF CARs.-FARE
reduccd-S. 25.-Re egularty and ~ combned.-Thc
of the New and Harlem Railroad leave the City
Hail station New York. daily, tsundays excepted at
OCULAR DAY LINE FOR ALBANY, MAKING TIE
II ufua landingsfare - served on board
The new and swift steamers HENRY CLAY, Capt. j. T..
Tallman, and ARMENIA, Capt l. T. smith will leave the
OF jay second pier above Chambers street.
svery day ut o'clock, A. NJ, tSundays excepedl Re-
turning, will leave Albany daily (Snndays excepted) at
NJ For further partcuars inquire Of the captain
hoard, or Of VIM Roslford, ZOE West street.
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EKACkETTS MARBLR GROUP OF THE "SHIP-
II wrecked Mother and Child at Stuyvesant Institute
659 broadway, open (for short time only.
60 cents.
NAPOLEON AT FONTAINBLEAU, MARCH 81, lsi4-
The Eye Of his AbdicAtion painted By Paul Dsarochs
been visited during the last two in England France
and Germany, by over half million Of people. is open
at Stuyvesant Institute No. 659 Broadway. Open from
A. M to 10 J.. NJ. Admission 25 cents Children price
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METROPOLITAN N HALL.-MENTAL ALCHEMY
IVA b. Brown Williams the original Mental Alchemist, will
continue to lecture and his startling wonderful
Pertaining and amusing experiments in Mental Alchemy
Tuesday Thursday and Saturday evenings the pIbo
and Saturday exclusively to the ladies
mencing at 3ocock. Doors open at o'clock
Admission rs cents; children half price, Books oxplanA
tory Of the science for sale at the door Liberal
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Frosm Philadelphia.

The SOutherncr nj Charleston.
Cs.RLEsToS. April 5. 1852.
The steamship souherner, Capt. Dickinson, arrived
here early this morning from New York
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|TTNEMrLE OF THE GRACES THREE DOORS ABOVE
Nblc's.-Eev Novelties-Great Sueccss.-First week
Professor H. Albert the celebrated oian who will
ppear in number OF experiments in Chemistry Pneuma
Optics AMI Magic Day and evening performances by
tbe magnificent Of Living Models with Ethiopian
nstrclsy " excellent band Of performers led by Mr..
|St Luke. The Tabeaux arranged for tho coming week,
grouped by Mr. St Luke from the poetic pictures
Byron Moore, Shakespeare Roman history and heather
IL ythoogy.
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GRAND VOCAL AND INSTRUMENTAL CONCERT,
~ at the Apollo Rooms 4l0 Broadway, on Tuesday
ing April by Madame Sidenbury who will be assisted BY
jeutlsr Muller Peholcin Bergner, and Others Tickets.
cent and to be had at l the principal
music stores and Tuesday evening a tho door Doors
n Z O'clock. 4
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NATIONAL HALL, % AND 81 CANAL STREET, THREE
doory from lroadway Grand Sacred Conccrt-Sunday
evening April Programme, part l-Overturc, full or
cheitrA Reissiges 2 Sercnnae, by Mss Moore:
Sehuberh Air Of Lucre!a Borsis sung by Nile Meyer;
Donizetti f. Solo Violin, Mr.. Leopold Meyer; Ernst. s..
Prayer sung by Mad Pirscher; Weber g. Grand Concert
for Plane, with orchestra accompaniment. Herr Hcrold
Nendelsohn. Part III. Overture, full orchestral Auber
g. nJesp OPas.or Bonus sung BY Miss Nosre Guynsmer
10 Qnartette for string Instruments Haydn H. Grand
Aria sung by Mad Pirscher Cherubni r. Romance sung
by MILE Meyer. Masin. IL. Sounds from Home: GHngl.
Tickets p cents to be had at the principal hotels and
stores Doors open at o'clock to commence at o'clock
ALBERT, Proprietor.
Il. .THIES. MANAGER.
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PRINTING MATERIALS.

vUNO PRlNTERS-F0k SALE, A LARGE HYDRAULIC
i Standing Press and super soyAl Washington Hand
Press, with sefnking apparatns compile Applyto T. II.
Hoe 4 Co.. Gold street.
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pARNUMs AMERICAN MUsEUM-p. T. BARNUM.

RARNUMS AMERICAN MUSEUM-P. T. BARNUM
Manager and Proprietor JOHN Green wood. Jr Assist
ant MAnagcr-Admissiun co the entire Museum
Iormancoe z, eents children under years.
qust 2 cents extra This celebrated estab and
COLOSSAL exhibition is led in America eombin
ing. IN fact seven Museums Ia The additions
every day render THE Museum only
thing that unique and wonderful but world
enriosities. BENEFIT Of Mr. G. W. Clarke In the elegant
Lecture Room Monday Apri D. in tho Afternoon az
o.. e.ei9Sk the spectacle Of CHEhRY AND FAIR sTAk. In
the Evening Mt ia O'clock the 3roat play Of THE WIFE
end TUE DoUBLE-BEDDED ROOM Tho Youthful Giant
&c, arc to be at all hours.
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rna st..msb;n pronet,,ous r.n.. II. Churchill,
rived yesterday morning from San Jda@ WIN
and thirty eight passengers and $3a1~ IN goa ass on
freghs and in the hands of the passcrse she it New
York three r. NJ tbs 5th nit, arfr& 'at oah !"An
the afternoon Of tho 1tI and left ar4N On 'he eve
ming Of tn .5b making tho homeward iA se IN ei9ht
days and half
She brings nothing later fror, California.
On the night of tho 27th, Mr. Ripley IIuFi~ Ps-
scnger of Maine, Tell oyerboard assl drowraA
Tho steamship jurisprudence lct san Francsr On ths
night of the 1st nit and arrive at San Juo,sN 'uo
the morning Of the 18th havr stopped twoop 'sa'
Realejo
The following the
PASSENGERS nv THE PROM sfHgus:--
q Perry, . Mes, ! Hews Roger Murphy. CT-rsM
T1shill Fraak Flannaesn CbEries Rel hart nd sssd W
Docnr Ripy Hudson II sory Donohue. tbrsham Perks "
sl se Jesse Kiney r. g .iArt stoutossa,vns NJ.
Pratt II Armstrong. Cranstn, 4 Kolle-, lcss,
Sim Charles Gunle, Cornelius Gi,sson Jnha So
mini Iius Kelly. Albert Grnt Sterng u Wsoa L.
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