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Affairs .n Albany.

srFciAL CORRESPONDENTS % rIm NEw yoRx HERALD.
ALBANY. April I. 1852
LEGISLATIVE BUsrNEss-EYgITEMgNT IN BOTH
BsUeES-CoL0NIzATIoE AND TiIR CANALs-MIKE
WALSH CHARGING THE INVESTIGATING COMMIT
TEE wiTH SURPRISING FACTS ETC.
Both hcuscs fun OF defamation aud nothing else
during the day In tho Senate the college and colonial
ion appropriation bills under discussion apd the
oacdts cqueHd Of senators elbcrae.y displayed
thnn on any former The day mostly con
umcd by Ar. Van Schoonbovon (whg) who travelled
v,r the whole Of Liberia and tho interior Of Africa lie
o reviewed ,be administration of old Faher Moses in
hs colonization rantacons in the early history tho
human There vote taken upon othor a the
bills
Al twelve o'clock tho House took I'M ur cnsbi,,,s
canal bi for third reading Several speeches. mere
re ehnsh-were made ly Mcssrs Hatch Cushing A. smith
and others Mike alsh opposed tho bill with his usual
briiancy-Giyng the porsons concerned la tho canal
lettings the Committee Of Investigation and others
home thruss During his remarks he distinctly
chag that the committee had suppressed portion Of
tho testimony OF Mr. Olmstcad late canal engineer and
also that Of the Sergent aA of the Assembly when
asked for his author he readily stated he ob ainod his
nioinaton from the chairman OF the committee, Mr..
Congor.
The obstruction in the navigation Of the river near
Caseton by the forming Of aDd bar In place is Of
such serious nature that bill reported in the
House to-day oppropriating $1,000 for renewing it i'm
mtdntey, under the direction Of the State Engineer.
The dare up of the Canal Board yesterday H. on tho
tongue Of every member Of the Legislature IL Is nuts
foI The whigs TO crack
During the evening session Mr.. Cushing denied thst
any testimony taken before the committee had been sup
pressed. Mr. Morse (whlg) Acknowledged that Mr..
Oimtead might have SAID things which were not
ctnsidered testimony. Mr. Gushing stated that MIR.
Cadwes (sergssnt at Arms evidence taken and II
supprcssed IL WAS done by the Chairman Mr. Conger)
for somc reason best known TO himself Mr. Hatch inti
mated that he knew where portion Of the suppressed
tetiInoDy and Mr. Cushing charged that ne hoped
the gcntl, had not been guilty Of grand larceny
he debate was closed by Cod Monroe (waig) In
Of his lucid and convincing addresses In support OF tn,
bill whom Mr. Underwod Il (whig) sprung tho previous
question, and the vote taken and rcsutcd-ayes "a
nays " Twenty-Five de"oorsss voted for tho bal 1t
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SPRING 1IILLINERY.

EIEsT PREMIUM MILLINERY ESTABLISHMENT
IL and Straw Bonnet Mandatory, No, SoI Rr ,adway
Nibo's Garden. y. Y.Mrs ons
t. her patrons the public that
she 10 prepared to exhibit at her show Rooms s,en
did and unique sscr,ment Of Millinery sad Straw Goods
her own manufacture IN which arc combined all the modern
rfcent selections q Paris Millinery which. for diversity 81
patterns coors and unity of Gnish transcend
hy all former mportstons Also largo and interes ting
invoice Of Isoos Straws Straw Bionds and
ETY. Merchants aud mn pplied With pattern prnt
BNe connection with other the city doing
MRS EH. SIMMONS ss4 Broadway.
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From EflsyauclpbIr.
SAILING or THE CITY or MANCHESTER

SAILING or THE CITY or MANCussTgR-FoRGEa EaY.
lmIapII April l. 1863
The stcamfhp City Of Manchester sacd tr Liverpool.
ct nine o'clock this morning. with twenty three ob
md fftJ steerage passengers. She takes out largs
freight.
This afternoon Charles HsFdel presented at the Far.
mcrs ana Meet mics Bank cheek TOR 1000. drawn in
favor Of eorge NJ Dallas with the forged sigma urc Of
"ScLaef.r Roberts 10" detected and lIaft,.
II
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EMPRESS AGMRCIEn.


A DAMS & co.'s CALIFORNIA FREIGHT. PACKAGE,
~ and Parcel Express United states mail steamer
cscent City, Monday, April 5.-Our next regular
for Chngres, Panama, and San Francisco will be
$Gtched above by the United States mail steamer
'rescent city, Monday, the 9th OF April, at two
clock, r. N In charge nual of Frei ht Agent
Special Messenger to destination All goods for this
urday ID pr 70 enable comply with the govern
order for cordng aud scaling charge to shippers
inc Custom House fses Consular
package must be strictly water proof and should
In be received until o'clock the day Of sailing
ADAMS u CO, 10 aud Is w all street.
r BEDFORD & CO.-GREAT CALIFORNIA FREIGHT,
O Pckage ard Parcel Express-Our shipment will
10 by the eperdi aBtruuning United States all
hip Crescent I.if, April y charge of specal
ry IL asent; through twenty days;
by other responsible company Small parcels for
yest ttrunha received to o'clock day Of sailing NJ b.
few choice terths Through direct ppr Crescent City,
he only line may Ia secured by early application to
bur Office BEkFGRD " CO, Asor House. vesey street
TNEFCORY'S CALIFORNIA PACKAGE AND Parcel.
~ ENpiesa-The shbserihers will forward their next
press per mship Prometheus. Monday, 9Th OF
sr. ct r. 81, in charac Of special 10 Is
Necessary that goods for this should bo delivered
i office. before Saturday 81 inst. Packages
ush. not cXcacd no lbs weight each and should be
satorrroof p@rcv received the nofpng tho 9Th
THOMPSON s. HITCHCOCK,
Managers and Asenta li9 Pearl street cornor Of Wall
II. PRIDE ~ cos CALIFORNIA EXPRESS, NO.
=. Wau streot-Freght - cents per b. transported
tho lthmus, by Mospuers Co transpe rerr of all
~ geld dust Mort shipment by TIE Creeent CITY,,
sendsy APril o. u. PRint co.
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TIE MAINE LAW IN MAssACHUsETTs-Tng SUFFOLK
BANK ROBBERY.

mn Bosror April /. 1859
The House OF Representatives. to-day, in COMMITTEES
OF The Whole struck out tie cotton Ia th Liquor b re-
trrng the subject to the en.o. by vote Of us to III
Subsequently the bill taken out Of comIatt,o AID
the hrst queston-tha OF referring the pooSlewas
neatSed by lso TO lt If the b passe, tho House "a
ltt present form. 1t must go back 10 th- senate
IN Tue SUFFOLK Bank robbery this morning Lsfop
the Pohce Court, the inyeet cation was referred 10 tie
muhicipal Court. and Brewer romsndcd To ,al
BoLds d $500 each requested or Inc wtnes. l,,
arc eappear before tho Grand Jury Wednesday nexi
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Marin Intelligence,

BtLrlnoFE, April !, 1867
Inc steamer Herald, from Norfolk reports in the bay
the big Christina surray for Liverpool abandoned BY
The crew who made OF lat night IN the boats.
The crew of the English ship Northumberland who
mutined have been ken of BY the cutter and
imprisoned in Norfolk
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Meteorological Observations.

~ hcRsss MAGNETIC LINE, orpiot 20 WALL unsw.
TnurspAr, April 1, 1859
snow fell ut Buffalo in the morning but tho sky sftcr
wards became clear aud The evening vsry pixsant
Al eight o'clock in the evening" sacw falling at
Auburn, syracuse, and UIcs.
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Will be hurried through the scpate but nobody beiisvos
= will he regarded, any than the present aws w.
COURT OF APPEALS.

ALBANY, April tst lsSx
Cause No, 9y-ralmPJge, Prest, 80 agss Pe Exc
Tho State 0f Ohio and Others, respondents agt p,n.
Exc, and others appellants. The re-argument Of th1
case commenced this morning This first argument took
place In the June term Samuel Beardsley and John
Cleveland for appellants David Lcavitt receiver no.
Edward Stanford and N HILL Jr for Pel and others
William Curtis Noyes for respondents, Tho argumon4
will probably continue throughout tomorrow. The caxe
involves the question o the powers OF The North Aneri0
Trust and Banking Company to purchase State stoek,
bonds, mortgages, sc. to sell again. and TO borreS
mon &c
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REriOV Ais.

DFMOvAL OF THE MINT--TNE MINT HAS NOT
yet been removed e. New York; bat Cjrnelirs Co.
have samples Of their Gss Fixtures
Pondarts Brscketa &c. wish can recommend supo-
It2 William. between Fulton strect and Ann opposite tho
church.
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Woman Sentenced to he rInna.

CiNctssArt, prl /, 1852
N,nc garran who WIS found guilty II murder in the
st cffec some TINE since for poisoning Forrest l,-
n Nss sentcncod today to bo hung on the 9TH Of june
nj NJ
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ANNAPOLIS, MhJcn ols loox.
The democratic Legislative have agreed on Col
Edward Lloyd and Uoi Hugh Ely delegates at large
tho national convention The delegates are in fayv9 u
Gen Cass's nomination for tho Presidency.
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Assembly.
ALBANY, April l. 1866.


ALBANY, April l. 1865
TIE NEW pAa IN THE nuDsou RIVER
memorial Wa prevented for an appropriation to rs
the bar at Cestleton dam.
INSURANCE.
Mr.. UNDERWOOD (whig) reported fayerably OH tho IN
to amend the Life I'm uIancclaw OF 1851
REcoEpER.
MIR. Hurcurs (whg) reported favoraby on the bN
relative to the Recorder of New York.
PROPOSED REMOVAL HUDSON.
Mr.. TAYLOR (wkg) introduced bill to improve ths
navigation Of the udson river with an appropriation -
remove the bar at Cas;lnton.
Mr. LuckE, (whg) objected to the introduction q Ne
BILL but the House rceNed IT, aud it was sent to thu
Committee OF the Whole.
MAAurAcIUKInc ASSOCIATIONS.
Mr. CUSHING (dcni) rportcd bin to facilitate the ds
solui ion Of turing hseocatious
APPrRTAiSiNG To hir.s COUNTY AFFAIRS.
Mr. BErRy (d,m.) reported favorably the King
County !Iospital Loan ILL., Also. the Bushwick Street
bill; the Williamsburg Account bill, and the Kings
County Assessment bill.
rEw conoSEHs
Mr. Rollins (dcm reported fayorably on the New
York CoioBt RS bill.
Mr. Cushng's substitute &c relative to the cenal lot
tings. was taken up for IL third reading
Mir SrILwELL (d,m )of st. Lawrence moved to strke
out The fret section.
Glr. WRIGHT, (dtn) of Otsego followed in oppositiea
to the bill
Nj B,L, (whg) Of Grange replied to some allusisos
made to his remarks thr other day
Mr. fouscs (whg) Of Irc, remarked that he had ns&
intended to have sad nay ng this question for h
suppcs.d that the citizens Of bulo had elected pecu-
sr'ond OF the canal To represent them But in this b
had been disappointed. Iio could not for nonsk
ent. rtain propcsii'on to annul these contracts.
MIR BRADLEY. (wbip) u Layuga--This law not 10
his liking but he should vote f,r IT. probably the bss4
they could get cwas for leaving the ha nds
oi te dcmocrntic Staio officer II they would
carry out the enlargement. ic wanted to how much
their beast, pledges worth, &C.
Mr kErEs (dtm If Otrego, spoke highly in fhvor of
obtaining speedy declsion of The constitutional quss-
ton.
MIR A SMrTu. (whlg) Of Chautauquc depr coated aug
attempt to give partizan asptct to this matter. Tho
bill under consideration not introduced by whig.
ii not they prcf,rlc Il. They Tor holding the
state officers responsible and holding them to their
pledges to carry out tho law il ood faith
Tho dcbhte continued ,ill the hour Of reoess by
MIR. Cushing and other.
AFTERNOON SESSION.
IRISH STEAMSHIP coAtpsvtrg,
Mr.. WARD (whig) gave notice Of u bill to incorporates
the New York and Galway and the American and lrkh
Steamship companies
AGRICULTURAL coLLEcES, FrC.
The bill for an Agricultural College and Experimental
Farm ken up in mmitteo Tho bill appropriates
$4,000 for the purpose. An amendment agreed H.
that the appropriation be paid the proceeds ths
next tax sale Tho committee reported progress.
Tiik CANAL bLrIiNcs
Was thon debated until the
EvFNING SESSION,
PASSAGE or cusIiIsD's BILL.
The debate on the cana. i.itbgs wa continued anti
eleven o'clock whom under the previous question tho
bill was read third time and passed Ayes IA nays, I5
The House then adjourned
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NEW YORK LEGISLATURE.



ALBANY, April l. 1852
assurance
was made the special order for Saturday
Mr. PLATT reported fnvoraby the bill for the election
OF wreck masters in Suffolk ald Richmond
Mr. Coo,rv (dcn.) moved to rec consider the vote
the Steamship bill. Lost, by ayes, ~ nays, l5
Tho bin ordered To third reading
u
An net relative to tho harino Court, New York.
An act to amend thu act for the incorporation OF i
suranoe companies.
A bill defining the cIcmption from taxation Of rubus
buildings in New lo.L.
MhNDAMus CAsEa.
Mr. BARTLETT (dcm.I reported ayorny on the bill 10
facilitate the decision of brought by mHndaaxAs
Laid on tho table and ordered to be printed.
coLoNIzArioN.
The Committee Of the Whole took mp the bill fH
idpg cmgran nts Of color from the State ot New York
MIR MuNRoR (wbIg) moved to strike out tho enactang
clause. Mr. NJ. advocated his motion ut considcrzSp
!cnGth.
MIR. Vas ScsoonuoSEs followed him, in a long rpoccaa,
in opposition TO the bin and spoke un III recess
taken.
AFTERNOON SESSION.
cofLkCT:.
The debate the Gcnesec College Appropriation LA
resumed and continued TO tho adjournment.
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|TXT TONDERFUL. MOST WOSDERrUL!-
w This is the of one and all,
Who upon DR. Roback CALI
Prince OF Astrologers Is he!
The very king of destiny!
In the nativities he gives,
We see unveiled our future livee;
= Not one has failed --nan heard
That Rohacks art eer broke its word.
In sickness. love, and business, too,
Whate'er he says still turns out true;
The Eick restored, his skill applaud,
Ard many has he saved from fraud
In speculation, lawsuits debt,
His il tie wisest eoun sel yet:
For be the silent stars read
All honor to the mighty Swede.
All letters TO Dr. c. W. RoBACK. No. 8 White street.
i'll be relfiousiy attended to- II prepaid. Fer par
Fuars, call and got Astr illogical Almanac gratis
|yhere certificates can be seen.
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NoTICE-TlIE PROPRIETOR OF FANCY SToR z
established for number Of In the best location
in Broadway. being about retiring from business would like
to find possessing cert ain capital to take his
succession For particulars apply at 47 Broadway in the
str
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THE TURF.

|TDED HOUSE PLEASURE GRouND-TROTTING.-
IL THIS Friday. April Mt o'clock, of $2j
will on e heats best three in Ave. under saddle for
lhorses that money. W. Mapes enters Gen.
btnyor; c. Brock enters Fanny Jackson: Woodruff
-sters Jaria aker Owner eaters John Anderson
T. LUFF, Proprietor.
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~ Stock and Fixtures of good and liquor store
for SALE in the Ninth ward and # the best locations
the city Inquire the premises, No Is Hammond street.
corner
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PAPER HANGINGS.

|DAPER MISUNDERSTANDING OFF. AS THE STOCK
Be cleared cut by the LIST May recent alton
Deecours, Mnrquarts, and few English han gngs
anels &c. style attempted IN the United Statos
at redu tipa of fery from the primo cost
opportunity will enable parties to have first GLASS
whose patterns cannot be initiated copied during
ensuing at cheaper rates than at any other
Apply ut - Fulton street Brooklyn few doors
|fron. the ferry. The store to let.
|AJEW PAPER HANGINGS-THOS. FAYE h co., &8
TN Ma9isou have sst received the
prng patterns n every known style n the trade The pub
BIZ vited syamins before purchasing Artistic
! .es sttera TO the retail department.
faoMAS FAYE & CO. AS Psxrl ssrse%.
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I EASE FOR SALE.--THE LEASE OF THE STORE.
IL lib Nassau street. for two years with the priieg,
u renewal for sale. Inquire Of W. Il. WALkER th'
premises.
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flRCUS.-LAST WEEK OF THE SEASON.-MONDAY
evening. March 30 and during the week. Mons Cassi
Sr Ode Mr. j. j. Nathans ur Il. Sands; tho Troupe OF
Nnies all the great acts in ths sroio being tho
Vt performance Of the company for tho Tho corps
Juveniles will also appear In their several aots.
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ANTHOLOGY, &c

MRS. BREWSTER. FROM PHILADELPHIA, TIN.
II ders her ladies and gentlemen this
Astrology Lows and Law Matters pretins Dreams
by books aud science constantly relied by
All will tell bo Of the lady gentleman they viii
also the Of tho visters Residence All Grand
s.ret, between Clinton AMI Attorney atraeta Lniss
sift nts gentlemen. dollar
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AlYCSE1IENTS.

DoWERY THEATRE.-BoxEs, 25 CENTS, PIT. isis
sias ss ia s's 'sss Sts
g .' R sA:
kf's h s Va sssai n fsay =
Mentsith Mr. Hamilton; Allan lam.ay Mr Grhtbs Kirk
10 As eanuas % 6 tho Ss"f Two aa soYNY asYn
CAsTLEs-Mr james johnson, ar Goodall.
RURToN's THEATRE, CHAMBERS srREET.-DREss
ste BeKes S. orohestra Seats rs Doors open
q :'ssn ssass yFfay il szi1 w Be
no. Mr. py,t,; valentine ar Holman Carlo Mr. Levers;
ter MavSo Mr biahe The closn, Mr. f;ssiae Lady Oil
No Haasn sm
Mr. JoLnston; Franz Mr. Meyer Dame Glib. Mrs. Hughes;
oae SG sa r@Es e ss esn r IN Gents he ~
s 's:s. III
sAs 70 ss 1s's a. ,. oasa ss ss I'D
''F nSyrTa sS III X W. mi sfs Mr.
Ilishty, Mr.. Arnold; Mrs. Flishty. Nsi Barber.
RARNUSs AMkRIcAN MgsEUh.-P. 7. pARNyM.
AID s & Ss .a;ss MUSEUM mr. .a 1's
cents, children under ton years 2 cents par
colossal exhibition unoquaied in America eomSn-
in aas % s. ao ~ s
tSng that unique and wonderful but world Of
it, af In Rao
on Thursday and Friday. April and = Afternoon, at
O'Clock, the amusing piece, AN ORGANIC AFFECTION,
followed by the MiLLlNlhs HOLIDAY. Evening 7H
O'Clock, tho spectacle Of CHERRY AND FAIR STAR.
ERANKIlN MUSEUM, no CHATHAM seUARE-cEo.
u Lea froprieter-Iwo performances arc given ovory
day sommeneng q. O'clock VIC afternoon and at half
the evening This establishment Is tho only place
the united States where the Moa Artists seen
The company troupe Artists selected
their beauty and figure and under the supervs Of
Mile CABINET, Premier Model" to this establishment
magnificent series CT groupings win be produced carefully
selected from the most admired paintings and with
new properties HNa appoiLt Lea Female Opera
Company the ony organized band of ladies in ostence
will appear every afternoon and evening Mons Lafarg the
ORIGINAL Anpodoan Pedestrian, will walk "head DOWN
!, the ceiling ut an elevation Of twenty-five feet
he ground and eighteen in length feat which throws
all ccmpettcrr in the shade Tho greatest wonder the
world produued Mons Gregore the strongest in
the world wiz hreak, with his naked nat tho
audience choose offer with other unparalleled fess
of strength The unrvaed tribe Of "Acrobatc Sistors
will appear in their wonderful gymnastic entet
producing excitement by their extraordinary exhibit
tons variety OF miscellaneous tainnents given
ovey afternoon ad evening such as can be At other
establishment In the world For fun particulars Of each
days performance bills Of the day. Prices Of Admission
in Private Boxes, so cents: Orchostra Seats with
sioned chairs 37 Boxes 25 cents Gallery,
l2rea cents.
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INOR sALE--AT A BARGAIN, II APPLIED FOR
= immediately. tic superb house and lot: No. 30 st.
Marks place, NIL in order. Lot 81 feet inches by 10
feet house y feet nchos by 81 feet four large
each floor Possession given Immediately Can be easei
for fvo years at Sl50 year. rory large po-toa
the purchase money remain hond aad m mortgase
Gnar
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WJuVebfeB VIII AFRO nppthr IN tbeir severAI h0ts
fNEMPLE OF THE GRACES, THREE DOORS ABOVE
Eblo os-Day and evening per.o menony ut
toclcck and T. Nj. will consist o beautiful Pictures by
living Models with band Of Ethiopian Mnstrels
Med Of the following ted Miles Lavi,ne,
IustHe Fece Charlotte and Caroline: Measrs St. Luke,
Eeinan NeRe, Divins and FORESTER Tabcaux-The Cir
Asn Slaves too Ladies' Bed Room. Depravty and Inno
ce the Deceiver md the Virginia An entire change
performance for the evening.
yRACKETTS MARBLE GROUP OF THE "SIIP-
wrecked Mother and Child at s.uyvesant Instituto,
> Broadway, open for short time only from
M. till ~ r. III. Admission, IS cents season tickets,
( cents.
CONCERT HALL. NEWARK, N J.-TWo NIGHTS
> moro-Sar dords cee ebratod Opera Troupe will appear
IN Cinderella this evening; Saturday in Somn ambu-
This Troupe w appear at the Society Library Rooms
New ork, on Monday evening, April 8.
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NJ L. CORNER OF 4TH. Av. AND Odd. ST.-FOR
IN sao.t feet nine inches Fourth avenue, and 70
feet Twenty third Of tho purchase
can remain bond and Enquire Of RI j. Over
Old slip, and a. East Twenty street. or John
X. Peters Jr., 500 Broadway.
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L,oR sALg-THE YACHT SPRAY, THIRTY-SEyES
well found In good order. and we'll adapted for
Pilot boat VIII be sod low the has Eu
rope. Apply to DUMuNT HOSACk. ii Wall street.
L,oR sALE-yERY CHEAP. AN ENGINE AND BOIL
IL complete, able to do Fifteen Horse Power must be
sold as there to store it, Enquire at AZ Downing
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WooDsMINsTRELs.A At WOODS MINSTREL uALL

NV UUDS SMINSTKELS At WOODS MINSTREL NATIIL
W 444 Broadway, above Howard street.-The proprietor
takes in announcing TO the public that ho has
gagged tho most celebrated musicians and Negro deneto
IN he world and determined to mako Woods Minstrel
Hall in every way worthy the patronage OF the ladies and
express his thanks for the great patronage conferred him
snee tho organia of his star aud he
promises to repensh it from time TO time with Whatever
novelties sikng talent appear In tho profession
and Saturday afternoons Admission 25 cents Doors
at 69; concerts commence at ~ o'clock The afternoon
concerts commence at ocook N BThe strctcst order
and decorum will be preserved and the greatest attention
paid o the comfort of yisiters,
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ATTACHMENTS.

DRoADWAY THRATRE.-E. A. MAR9HAbL. SOLE
~ Le.seeBonss and PArqTet 80 CENTS Fs~ny urale and
at to commence at TX o'clock. Friday evenins April
will be performed RICH -Rohelien. Mr.. Forre.t
Louis Kill, Mr. Barry; CASTOR. Mr. Hind: BarAdRs Mr.
Fenno; The sler Manas Mr. Conway; The sssr Be
40 conclude with tho farce Of MR.. AND MRS. PETER
Prnge, Mr.. Dsvidgo; Blush Mr.. Penno: Timothy, Mr..
Henry Charles Mr. Reynolds Mrs Pringle. Mrs Vernon;
riss
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NHRISTYS OPERA HOUSE, MECHANIUS' HALL, NO.
~ E2 Broadway, above Grand streetopen evory night
during the week. until further notice Tho original and we'll
kncwn Chrtys Minstrels, prng efficient
satile oorps Of talented and pertormers
this city Of years. have beon received
with favor ty highly respectable and sudeoe
"a o'clock: hoee0n and after Moaday April 2 concert
sres respectfully informed that Saturday
concerts are dscontnuod On Saturday noxt April be-
neft Of B. Mallory.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-04-02

IGNORANT INDUSTRIAL SAVINGS BANK. No. 81
IL Chambers street-Notiee.- informed
that deposits made before the 9th day Of April
Will be entitled to interest in July Interest paid tho
Of six Per per Bank open daily 10 A.
N. to 8 T. H., and from5 to- r. II.
GREGORY DILLON, President
JOSEPH STUART, First Vice President.
PErER CRERAR, Accountant. New York, March "a,
lS.2
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-04-02

L,OR SALH-A THREE STORY BRICK HOUSE AND
IL Lot, built expressly for small families No. So West
1wenti.th street south side it asesd interest
pay the difference. Aho, thousand of western
Virginia land for SALE exchange for city property Apply
At l5l Water street