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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-04-14
ANTHONY J. BLEEcxER, Auctioneer.
AESIRARIE HOUSES and LOIS


- and BUILDING LOTS, on Myrtle aid Carleton avn
and on Adephst- the City of Brooklyn, AZ AUCTION
ANTHONY }. III EECkER will sell at Auction SAT.
URDAY April H. az - NJ at the Merchants Exchange
the City OF New-l York. the following property. VIZ.
On ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS wo-siory Frame House and
Lot situated Caon-av. % feet south OF Nyrile-av- and
between Nilloughhy-st aud Myrtle-ay, BsoOSyn. The
house q BY - feet in DEPTH with bsert and cellar
ard a twc-story Kitchen the also nclsed
with Sass The lo y front and p st 10 nches
rel BY from IS &c feet depth plcasa located,
block east Of Washington Park.
Also two valuable Brick Houses and Lots the east do
Of Aaelphst % feet south Of Myrfeav The lots
Is feet hy feet in depth One OF said houses 5 p feet BY
% feet inches in Depth beng three stories AID attic with
cellar containing many finished in excellent style
with French sla~ marble msnes CRATES oil IN good order
and built by days work with II inch brick walls The 3D.
joining house is built the style, being a feet by
feet inches DEPTH the main entrance being ON the sdei
hall finished with csc0la saircases finished IA hne style,
ard all in good order.
Also three Buidi,g Lots the south side Il Myrte+v,
between Adcph and Cermontsts Tor avente and IN
of the last nsmtd houses aud lots This property Is IN
GOOD neighborhood aud asanty located being WASH
ugton Park and the Fulton Ferry stagcroute-stsscs
passing every five minutes ID the day.
Terms liberal to the purchasers For mars and full
particulars spIly to the Aactoneer No. broadst
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PHILHARMONIC SOCIETY

Il TENTH SEASON-TheL LAST CONCERT of tins
viii be gwen SATURDAY EVENING, April H.
1882 Niblos Concert Room Conductor Mr.. EISfELD
Members obtain tickets At Messrs Schurfenberx
Luis's No <S Broadway, and p. X. Weisefs No 2S fu
fonf Brooklyn- Tickets for also above the
hotelA BY ORDER IL c. TIMM Pycsiieat,
J. l. ENsIeN, Secretary
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ANTHONY j. BLEEcEER, Auctioneer
ARGE and PEREMTORY SALE of

Il 4 1873 DESIRABLE BUILDING LOTS, beautifully
situated for immediate Improvement Sd and ithavs sAd
on 99th, lecth AID l0lstss in the City Of New York.
auction.
ANTHONY J. BLEECKER will sell at public auction
TUESDAY, April n, 1852, - O'Clock at the Mer-
chants Exchange TO the highest bidder the following
lots Of ground, viz:
IA Building Lots, forming tho entire block of ground
bounded BY 3d-ay- 4thav, Tooth and l0st-sts.
Aso Ga Lots Of Ground forming nearly the entire block
of ground bounded by I'd and 4hays and g5h and l0th
The above lots all Of full all beautifully situated
for building purposes and very desirable for persons Of small
to purchase fine building lot Tor capitalists 20
make safe and profitable investments.
Ii 10 high ground and commands splendid view Of the
East River There is probably sufficient building stone on
the property to build all the houses and the surplus soil
doubt be sold 10 advantage for filing up lots streets
above.
IL Is situated few above the center of
and churches school houses. &c.
This property Is admirably located for manufacturing pur-
poses and business operations its close proximity TO the ID
and ihavs and the Harlem Railroad aud in the vicinity Of
great improvements renders very desirable and being Nc
celble almost every hour Of the day the city proper
makes Convenient for doing business
city, or for the workingnan mechanic.
This property all lies IN body and from is peculiar
location and advantages must become popuous
important part Of city, AID purchase bat
be safe and profitable Investment Of capital Title perfect
and free from all membranes
The Of sale will very liberal the purchaserx M
Is per cent Of the purchase loney on bond
and mortgage for years at per cent The sale Will b.
positive.
For further particular, apply TO the asctioneer No
Broad where maps describing the above property be
had.
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ApEisx n. MrLLER, Anctioneer.
SALE at AUCTION

of aFARM Of SSs acres in bergen Comfy Ne~.Je,-
sey hy order of the Executors Of Henry Eagle. decease
ADRIAN h MULLER viii sell at auction, on TUESDAY
Ami 81 1852 At 10 o'clock NJ at the Merchants Exehsnse
eruor, OF The estate of Henry Eagle deceased all that ec
tai farm OF tract OF land and lyns the HAkea
sack River in the Township Of aekensaek County OF Bee
gen State Of Jerev bounded northe.ery by Hack
ensack River estey by large Creek called Belr
isskn southesstsry by other lots and tn creek which
narfs the sarne from the lands and meadows II Coneas
treclsnd and noreasserly by OverPeek and known
rs the Ferry Farm containing SIS be the same more
less excepting and reserving fum the brfoe,nentoce
wife 70 one John Teiheune, supposed 70 contain sereA
VIM NELSON,
T. Adds EMMET
Executors of the estate Of Henry Eagle. deceased
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TTYDROXYGEN and SUN MICRO

SCOPE exhibited in the Mechanics Institute Build
irg corner Bowery and Divson-ss Nobody can imagine
the secrets and miracles Of without having seen the
exhibition this wonderful instrument and Its astonishing
magnfyng power Different drops Of water with Its thou
sand beings the beautiful colored dust OF butter
as wing several parts of remarkable nsects the ingre
ents of drop of blood crystazatons of different solu
and variety of the greatest cuotes to ee seen every
Saturday evenings at o'clock by the unequaled solar light
Price OF admission 25 cents children BE Extraordinary
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W FORMANCES IL MENTAL ALCHEMY, at Metro
rolran Hall on TUESDAY, THURSDAY and sATlR-
BAY EVENINGS of this week. Prof WILLIAMS,
greatly encouraged by the very liberal patronage thus far
ceived has the pleasure continuation OF bis
Acenystic Entertainments by request above one week
longer with change of performance each evening Roars
of laughter and applause invountary from the whole
audience at satisfaction seldom
experienced any exhibition ectare. Go early for good
seats Doors open at Z to commence at O'clock Tickets
Is cents children half price Persons DESTROYS Of learning
the mysteries of this wonderful science aud how to perform
similar experiments do by joining his private class
numbering 400 which meets nmed atey after the
Public Lecture in the Hall Tickets 8 for Lessons
Lee for $40
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Arrived.

Nal steamship Abam. Ludlow Savannah N hour l..
Mnek< savannsh bark Gufrd wished 10
reported ir ~ NJ, Of Hafterz exchanged signals
With H. Mai Florida for Savannah also passed steamer
Union, En Charleston
US NJ ssesmsp Maroon Berry Charleston mdse and
socord TstoD Co Cswe the bar SATURDAY. II
Pm susisy passed bark Velocity from Boston for Charles
eoe
Ship 81 Nicholas Rss5on Hsvre March H. mdse and
n hncken bir and death March 10, of Sicily Island
sDoke ,hip Caspen steering F ~
Ship Aurora Cherry, Shields 10 days coal Barclay Lvnss
Experienced heavy weather hon CO., lost quarter boat
1ov tuwsTks, &C.
sh Hartford sanneman Savannah dsy. cotton &C. 70 Dun
ham ftfmon-
Brig RAINBOW fBr cocne Maitland MS days plaster, to
IL 3. whitney a Co.
ssr 81 sephen Preston day.. L. De Wolfe
Cod and Csps Ann ost part Of deck
and the yaw was earned with the davit-.
sc london Br Crane, Santa Martha 70 days hides &c, to
J. W Burnham LEFT vessels The L. erpenencsd very
Leuvy weather lost buwaks, &c.
str Loanso (of Waoboro) Parsons Cenfueeos II days
NJ Taylor vessel 90 April 3 lat "a IA,
Dp ~ Is spike ship John Dence from New Orleans for Liverpool
L. has experienced heavy gale from WsW 20 Wv on Hat
si inyincbe Hodseson, Calais day, lah &C. Simpson
Msyhsws Co. 18th AN, aiOu Of itker
lsn6 by tr not Known which carried sway rl and
ssc~c'the yswl.
o. l. MsCeady Co; Onauo Haskell Rockwell days lime;
Ynca6s Stront Mbrds days lumber 70 Simpson, mayhcws
Henry Keons Addison days hath &c To Simpson, Mayhevs
4 Go Alfred PAUL. Rocklnpd de-. lime Psns Mcintyre Rock
land Enen Nckerson Boston days rndse % w
Hyanns days FISH, Osceoa,
Chass arwicb days mastsr O. L. Lowell Boston ds
D. H. Herrck; H. X. Dun,on, Dunon. Wilmington, NC.
dsyr lumber Dickson; Norma. Mott, Freenksburs Va
dsye, -four, TO A. Barrett
Mellow chip, l bark and a herm. bns
sAIIEDSbps Nod-koy. Dan kraue for Havana Rabocca,
Sawyer do; John Benson, Winchester do; and others
WIsD-At sanrise, n; meridian, do; sunset N.NE
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NTEW- ORLEANS OPERA TROUPE

Y UNPARALLELED SUCCESS-Socety Library
Rooms crowded nightly to witness The DRAWfNG-ROoM
ENTFRTAI NMENTS gwen by the above Troupe, which
comprises fifteen talented vocal and instrumental peroae
capable Of illustrating the Poetry and Music of al nations
Doors open Of 6-commence IT, Admittance Is cents
SAMUEL 5. SANFORD Manager.
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IFrom our CORRESPONDENCE. ]
PHILADELPHIA

PHILADELPHIA, April l3-hrfved Kingston. Fouker.
Turks Island bres Michigan Chamberlain Maianas Clara, Nor
Onve Tnpsd Cuba Esther Elizabeth Hickman Trinidad lie
Cuba schs Thomas Potter Ch New York Mechanic CAIN Fall
River Boston CorsOn, do; Mary Elizabeth Shoe New York L.
Miller, Elliott do J. w Candy Townsend DO; Austin. Candy
Boston; hunchova French, dol n w Godfrey Lee New York
Enthusiastically Delaware, Seymour New York bsrks Lon,
Lindsay Cadenas Adea Rogers While Boston, bgs Markni
tBr Yates Trinidad de Cuba Thomas Waller Markham Mobile
sri Beu English, New Haven; Mechanic, RoIboro
Boston coron rovdence Mary Elizabeth Shoe dol L. Nil
hs Elliott Newport H. w Godfrey. Lee Georgetown; Joseph
Lnn. kmeebnry; j. W. Godfrey Townsend Fall River
NEWPORT, April l0Arr harks Martha Anna, Messer. Havana
Jane r. Williams Mobile for Providence brg
Philadelphia for Fall RIVER cr Geo Edwards May Fall River
Tor PhladeI soops VIM w Bowen, Kenney, Providence for
New YoL Fashion. Bydenbush, do for do 18Th brig.
~ Cartaeena, Hooper Maehaspo for phdelphs; Lancet Nc
lntre Camden for NoroR sehs Union Bangs Providence for Bal
umoe; Virginia Wshinstcn Fall River for Phlsdeis Mohi
Patterson Eest for George Emily Ncker-on. Ilafi
Newburypor Eben Herbert, Johnson Phisdepa
Mhoa; Vermont savoy, do. for Boston; STAR Wham Rocnd
n New fofs Challenge. Sargent Iubec for dol Moro Parker
land @r dol Bohyer Perry Hacas for dol Cason COMBS Or
land nor do
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ANTHONY J. BLsEcxER. Auctioneer.
HORECT OSIJRE SALE of the VALU-

UINJh EOTNvSOT I'VE NNTITs OF TITO INV
ABLE HOUSE and LOT. No 2i9 West eothst, and
a Lot on rear of the same with the Building thereon front
ing on 2lstst at auction--ANTHONY J. BLEECkER
VIII sell at aucrion on THURSDAY. Aprn Is 1852 al u
o'clock at the Merchants Exchange without reserve to ts
highest bidder the following very valuable property VIA
On @th*t-The handsome i9rrstSry bres mouse $40 os
tween 9th and 9hsvs, and opposite St Peters Church ihe
house finished in excellent style with iron balcony IN on
having all the modern improvements for convenience ch
as Croton water bathroom, kc, &C. al in the very best
order The built and occupied until his death by
the late Noah Woodruff, and sono-cutter and now
rents for about 500 per snnum. ,,
Also the valuable lot of ground with the large building
thereon directly in rear the above the south side OF
2stst the two lots extending from street to street. each OF
the lots % feet front and BY 81 feet III inches
in depth be the less Sale positive 70 the
highest bidder Part of the purchase money remain on
bond and mortgage For and further particulars sppy
MAN CLARK, Councillors st-Law No. 1876 Broadway
corner of Dey-st. N,sSo)
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Disnsters.G &c.

sAoo paid to wecAe by the Of the Dr. ship with
Al bound to New Orleans which was assisted of the Gingerbread
sc.a s,.s Hers, of New Iondo, tpehsp. Ys ballast
Isa Dec She dman,ed by the establishment there, and
: SgS the 5 n SoS Ss:s % report Of
ps.ans vessel that there were SIX OF seven vessels ashore
fhpb1u Me- bound 10 Boston, went ashore IN the storm Of the
os near that place and the were supposed to BE- lost Another
Had there been The Middle has Pc
B.,s El,s a, Edai,ovu during the recent gale parted her
9 and dred afoo Of e railway and received dsnise,o
ss T.Aclnr.a san Francisco. detained Oa harbor
hiee days by hsgy weather and heavy gales
Sou. IOv'.., Stevens, Of Plymouth from Baltimore, for Ea.
ssnnse with 20 rns col on eo'r went horc on raksrnaek
%ornr ana lighter went on TO TIE wrecked vessel same dy
C.noI,r GS.sr ,of Backsport) lowed into Newport de.
H''ed st Az her sa ens &c. and portion OF her deck load
sers f,,lS~,Hp lof Bristol Me- before reported ashore on
Beaver Tad Beach las nearly broken up AMI VII be total loss
cab, rfsns. sni tone OF the saved
Bare c.slros OF anil icm scm Tor San Fmncsco before
ss"sS ~, MIC St Thomas IN Distress IS stated vi" probably O'
scsA News Havener at Portland OH inst, from Philadelphia
parsed The wreck 81 schooner Of about 10 ~ tuns bottom
CAPS Elizabeth y. w 30 miles. "
Nj ssus. under~,e Ascn, at Proynee,own
the trunA Of Capt Bloch has shore weect
nosd smons other thing. two silver watches and Of for
psnh bra con In another trunk ID i've iunc pieces
ede have VT come shore Five casks olive OIL which
surd here Cor so have been found weaeet Parts the
vessels havebee saved by unckhns eu,ns Sc Other
Of tie vcse and thought be saved Four bales Of
ssS ni, h Sr ss %S S ", ','s,n beach on we II
~ets ihIswa over ltom steamer 81 Lawrence.
name uukno~nN nom c,r~ A., MI NAL srs r Xyt mi
~, y.,la.' 49,, ~ w. 80 80, ,' - ~ W.
sal - 81 -, =. n, "a 90 49, 80
m i,snse M Ss Ss An I'll, ~, ~ W. L,
how, pr. ard ,x al .,her hn,sss i. -, - IT, ~
came oe hovt lau,se ,ae s,r,,rs hn, a. , S. ,,r a
t~ slo& the l,nnhoe e,kins hy In. me 60 go Avn
Cans of.nI
on her hraAle In Aon ,xht feel AM
huiwatks
keu About $40 tb have hem c nv rb,.,.
and haled a: Elsaown She is ne~ vessel a "a N rr,hy i.
H,s k,S As he An Of water a, low tide ami : s,t,has G nso
the her under water Al low e The I,snhos
came of M ming of ,E S Ia k so,ne AMI s M ca ~
Y,h1 - 49,
dated 10Th states TIA, there cam,
at tia, place Ca the west side in the Ray or 81
nskc n Rako trunks aud chests IN one of The franks
euhins The h sreNed with the renNns of a
wrcck One hcS with marble slab tArKauhn came
srhore The above soUt DANISH
beSre reported host with al her II
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u. 2 BUTLER, Aucli0ncc1
DUBLlC ADMINISTRATORS ) SALE.
Il On FRIDAY, April H. at l0i O'Clock d: 20. Nor.
rsst, the effects OF Adds Balan, e)asstns Of
PaTlor and kitch'n Furniture, Mahogany 'o' Mahogany
Dining and Center Tables Mantle Ornauien.s Looking
Glasses Ingram CARPETS OIL Cloths, Black Walnut Bed
steads. do. Chairs do. WasStands MATTRESSES. Feather
Beds Pillows, Ac Also one Gold Watch. ~ order Of
JAMES 5. THAYER, Public Administrator,
No. Nassau-st
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Paasenaers Arrives
L.~Sv t<vxss &c S<~ OvksS r.. Ass's 49, Ssns
~ 's,ss hiblr,a s'sss, We. A.,e 49, - ~ - 49,
E.-Ist hay and servant d. y Lvysrd hna n"y'
y 49, ,csIsr and two Heyenssd Bonnt
~ p,is,ke,n John Cumbseher, w. thcker. n entsn
49,. :. Mr. Brady y w. Freeman, J. H. hart-ne"~ef
csss.~ b sp~fts. X H. Trasief, j. > irvns A. Bsos A.
Grs.n C~orss Bennett, W. Hammond A. heh, and 's- IN
E - 81 Noseia', (rc~ Hsvs-Mr Rhanar Mr. R'ade' sai
- = ssses.se
HssATURE ALMANAC. ..rHfS DAT.
s~,ps--s... 3 s7-Ssfs-- ~ Mecs-kises jim
NIGH wArxn.. .fsils DAT.
- HccA... ia Gov. ishnd.... ia Hell 0ass.-.. "
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ADRIAN ri. MULLER, Aucnoneer
GALE at AUCTION of VALUABLE
~ PROPERTY FIFTH-AY.-ADRIAN II, null
LER will sell at auction, on WEDNESDAY, April IL
1852 u O'Clock NJ at the Merchants Exchange, the fol-
lowing described property viz:
Fhav4 lots situated the easerly nde OF the Shav,
commencing the northeast of Ss eech "a feet
81 inches in width by 100 feet in depth
Thtyseconds-2 lots situate on the northery side OF
S2d adjoining the above lots the each q feet in
width by 80 ceet inches in depth Maps be had At the
Office Of the Auctoneer No. Walls- ,2Al
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L1AMILY BOARDING in the uup r

II part Of the Cty.-The advertiser viii be prepared
receive lev seutsel Fsies bozIders In a new sad
elegant SUIT Of aonss furnished with CD Cosnn Water
and all other modrr isnrroven<ns nased n the upper
part Of the city, between the 5h AID sthsy few nxc
Genfemen also b. accommodated References VII; Be
pqsiIi. Apply q No n Bonda.
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AN MEKwiN Auetoneer
DY BANGS BROTHER q Co.
II Trade Sale Rooms No IS Park-row.
MONDAY, May 10, and following days
SPRING PARCEL SALE or ENGLrLH AND AMERICAN
BooKs-The Catalogue for the above sale ID COW preparing
and will be Issued two weeks before the sale:
Consgunents from the American Trade solicited
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Iosrru HECEhAS Auctioneer.
FURNITURE SALES IN BROOK
IL LYN-On THURSDAY, April Is, at > O'Clock A. NJ,
precisely at No ~ HARRISON near hntost AID Immediate
" after the above at o'clock NJ No IA Clinton be-
Warren and Baltic The Furniture contained in
the above houses al Of the best manufacture aud comprises
u large and general assortment for parlor chamber and
kitchen also erdid rosewood marbleup Fssnch Escrot
new, cost Slt0. Caisicguts Mt the auction rooa.
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HENRY 7. LEEDS, Auctoneer.
T. EREMPTORY SALE of IfOUSE-

II HOLD FURNITURE, at BROOKLYN-Head Of
Mrtlc-av the hre Of Nilliamsburgh. The Jenny Lind
liz stages Iecksip Ferry, Wlhansburgh, and the
Myrtle-av~ from Fulton Ferry Brooklyn, pass the house
the day ofsae. HENRY 4. LEEDS VIII se on THU RS
DAY April IS at lt5 MS above all the Furniture, Horses
Carriages Cows &C. aud consists part 81 rosewood parlo
suits etageres, music stands carpets ocotis paintings
books dningroo, bedroom and kitchen furniture For t
Their particulars aud Enruiyer Catalogues now
ready
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d. 5. HoUcH, Auctioneer.
THlS DAY, (Wednesday,) at 10 l-2

IIIc DAl, kWeuHtsuay,J at To ~
l. A. NJ al No. s. Macdoussst- the entire Furniture
OF The house embracing large assortment. and fine VARIETY
OF fa<ionabe wood mahogany AID black walnut f-
ture al made TO order AID IN good condition. CONSISTING 10
part Of elegant Tapestry Brussels caet richly
wood sofas. tetetetes center tabes rockrs
IN push parlor do. Also, eegant French plate pier
xlaes. OIL paintings. French engraving kc Also f,i a.
soEneut CT Chamber furniture OF all depcriptous Ala
superior soctavo piaJso-fore in rosewood made y,
Sanns Clark. Aso large quantity Of Kitchen Pur,-
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COSMORAMAS-First

GATHERS COSMORAMAS--F
- seriss-Exhibited corner of l3th-st. and Broadway
Open from A NJ till 10 O'Clock r. NJ. Admission y cents
These works of Art consist of collection OF VIEWS OF
EUROPE ASIA MINOR SYRIA THE HOLY LAND:
EGYPT, NUBIA and ARABIA They are sketched and
painted in oil BY Prof Sattler
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METROPOLITAN HALL. MORNINGS

EIhOTOI4IIAN HALL, Mornings
" SoSiETY LIBRARY, Afternoon and NiShts-
THREE EXHIBITIONS DAlLY.-So grea. are Ia nnru.
Der Of visitors 10 see the AZTECS
MAXlMO AND BARTOLO
Specimens Of and extraordinary race Of peopie
about two eet IN hight weighing IL and osher 20
pounds that three Exhibitions VIII be gwen DAILY com
uencing April
The Morning Exhibition will take place IT Metropolitan
Hall daily, from II to o'clock. and the 2. " Exhibition
q the Society Library from ST 81 O'Clock aad oua 70
o'elock daily. Tickets - cents children half price
" History Of the Ax;ecs 80 pases) st cents
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by Telegraph.

BOSTON. April 3ch steamship Canada Liverpool; ships Hew
Valparaiso New England New Or-ans barks John CAke Ha
vsaa; Rowland, Mobile brig Anglo Saxon, Cienuesos
CHARLESTON, April l2-sh. sohr Helen, New York 18Th arr
Union BARI rome (Br Liverpool Cid shI
eouthp.t, New York schr. Saunders, Norwich.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. AMPHI

THEkTFR No. 81 Bowery-J }. SATHAN'S
fs,rraNY FOR ONE WEEk.-Engasenent OF LAVA
~ i rE and FAMILY Mr. LIpNAN, Masters RIVERS
s,d 60 LUXE b~z.des Mr. NATIAS'S JUVENILE
TfiOIfPE in all their girat Act<
On MONDAY EVENING, Apn AZ eao aannk me week
Ire only sx ushs Of the Circus tins season
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DURTON'S observation-disclosures
- sT--THIS EVENING. April "a
TWELFTH NIGHT
Sir Toby Belch.. Mr. Barton. Havoho Mr. Blake.
Sir Andrew Aguecheek. Lester The Clown IL Placid.
. RATHER EXCITED.
~ cs "a a, NJ l. Johnston
fnvste Boxes 80 Orchestra Chairs 10 Doors open
81 Z; TO begin AZ 4 O'Clock.
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OST-In Broadway, a small package
containing four Anatomical Drawinss Ifleft st Mr
PtTNAMs Bookstore, No i55 Broadway, hnderwin b
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WILTON BOARDING ACADEMY

w -Loca'eo ~ the pleasant and retired own u WI.
ton Conn., about hours de BY railway ton the Cry Of
New-foTk-1hls ifsiton has been IN sc, ul operation
kALy yssis. The Srnmer Term commerce. o. the ~ o.
may The most sa'sacory references g-n % 10 M
merous patrons aud others If New-York Chs AID eewee
Please Apply for cIclas al the Of Lsswood AD
Dot NO. Si1 ChsAatn-st, Or by letter he Principal
ABEL WtIITLOCk
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ORNATE BOARDING.-A family

II residing in the most pheasant pa Of Safest Brookyn
few respectable boarers. Ala-ye front
with small adjoining second story, and large
hack viii be let small fanny, separately 10 single
gentlemen There is bathroom IN the kse and the com
torx Of que; home. Application Box No ABA Posi-
0ftce, with address " IL be attended To-
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Cost an6 fonn0.

OST.-lf the Lady who took by mis-
- take French an from the dressing Of the Ac
envy OF Design, On Monday evening will rs:sm t 10 tho
woman who seeIs The door, she viii confer great
the owner 10 whom Z Is Of value than aay else
having been the ain a a near relative
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ITO LET-Near Union-park, two Fur
Il nshed Rooms Terms moderate. Apply at No. $50
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-IpNIrsx.c MEXICAN MI1SEuM-

DARNUW,S AMERICAN MUSEUM
hTP gkRNUM Manager and Proprietnr; N
GkrENWuOp. Jr- Assistant MAnaser-Atmisaoa T. 'Ie
entire seum AID Performance . cents gsnarsn u Der
Arri IA AFTERNOON at s. and EnENiNG at II CLOCK
vii o- nerf,r1ned CHERRY AND FAIR STAR
Cberrv Mir Mesfayer Alex1s &c; w Clarke
The YOUTHFUL GIANT, the HAPPY FAMILY, ke-
are 70 be se-n ell hours
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DOARD.-A Front Parlor, with Bed
ID adjoining, second aoor would be let, from LIST
May Gentleman aud Wife, TO two single Gentlemen.
The have all the modern improvements hot and
cold water Also large pantres Genteel accommodations
Location, No. SO ST. Markspace, near 2av, (9th-st)
Stages pass before the door Dinner hour az G. Best refer
ences given and required.
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TWO CENT? EMEN and their Wives,

IL without children, be accommodated with yer,
handsome unfinished apartmens with board from lst
May next No IN East Broadway; also single Gen
tlemen Privilege of bath, &c The boarders in the hos
only of the above number References given and
quired.