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A INTRODUCTION to the Study
IA Of the Roman Law, by Luther g. Cushing, one
q vol
Junius Discovered, by Fredick Griffin, vol
The Two Records or the Mosaic and the Geological,
l4. q lecture, by Hugh Miller .-rE
Pymof,'s Course Of Reading, edited by g. a. Spencer
F.. -E D.. ID. ..
The Undying One, and other prone, BY Mrs.. Norton
Alone, q novel, by Marion Harisnd -.A fr-
Travels in Armenia, by Curzon
Life and its Aims In two parts I-as- Il
The History Of the Council Of Trent BY ksv. T. A.
81, Buckley, B-A. -.
The Cstschm Of the Council Of Trent, By Re,. ia.
Buckley, B.A. q. 'i.t,i
History Of Protestantim in France, By O. De Fllics
The Quiet Heart, novel from Blackwu al sNaen-
s. sine. az HRANcK TAYLOR,
je l6-a 10y D. s-1'
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BOOK BINDING,
TN all its varieties, neatly executed, the most
l. reasonable terms, by
THOMAS TRIPLETT co.
sPeunsylvsnia avenue, south side. ID door
ap lift from 18th street.
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FORM OF A GUARANTY

The undersigned undertake that If the foregoing
bid for carrying the mail ON route No. - be &C
cepted by the Postmaster General the bidder shall,
PRIOR to the first day Of November 1854, enter into
The required obligation to perform the service, pro
posed, with good and saflclent sureties.
,.8 Eff Dated. (oignsd by two guarantors) 10 /
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CAUTION.

CAUTION.
DR.. MoRsIs IHyIaoRATING CORDIAL has been coun.
terfeited by some unprincipled persons.
In future, all the genuine Cordial will have the
proprietors fac sime pasted over the cork of each
bottle and the folio sing words blown in the glass
sDr. NJ orse's Invigoratfng Cordial,
G. HI. RING, Proprietor, NY.
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REKITTANcRs TO IRELAND.

RExITTAMCEs TO IRELAND.
DERSONs desiring to send money TO Ireland, CA
Il obtain checks for 81 or more, on the Belfast
sanking Company, payable in all the principal
towns. Apply TO CHuBB BROTHERS,
Bankers, opposite the Treasury Building.
Ab 22-eott ......
CAMBRIDGE BOX, BALLOT R0X, and BAND
~ BOX; but the greatest Of thoss is the bsndbox
which can be had IN sssored Sizes with every vsIf
ETY. Of Fancy Goods and Millinery ct
SHEDps 1lth st., above Pa. ave.
N. B.-Just received q fine assortment Of Toilet
and Shaving Soap, Extracts, and Cologues.
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~ The Cordial is put up highly concentrated, II
pint bottles.
Price,-$3 per bottle; two for s.; six for $12.
c. II. RING, Proprietor,
1872 Broadway, New York.
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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-04-25

no CONTRACToRS.--SEALED PROPOSALS., EN-
1 dcrsed proposal Tor twelve inch trench" will be
81 t Monday May ss4 at II clock NJ, which hous
lss viii opened tie excavation, back filling, rem
r, FOR line Of twelve nsb water pipes in Broadway,
ron f urth 90 Seventy second street In length abouS
60 ,s aug rdon part o. sd street.
dimensions The width top be Eve feet at bottom
three feet the depth + 70 he seven feet the sides ots:
trenches OF similar dug length and
such places as the Water Purvoyor direct joint
and TO be o. such dimensions will admit Of the
snsns O. the pipes rh.n laid ., will bid Prize
measured trench) which is include all the %
excavation whether rock otherwise the expense OF d
and until the pipes laid and oauited also the
back filling and ramng in layers Of nine nches after the
from trench the furnishing good and whoieos
earth when for the rehng trench place
paving or macAdamng OF the trench cleaning
Of all surplus materials from the street. and ths
keeping much Of the carriageway be disturbed
~ excavation Of the trench in good repair for bres
months from the date Of the final completion OF the work
aforesaid The contract blank form of which be seen
at oice) will be made in conformity with The Corpora
ton ordinances, and will contain provision authorizing
period Of three months from the date Of tss ceras Of
the final completion Of the work orunt the clause relative
70 the repairs to the shall have been !, II
conformity with the requirements of the Cooperation crat
names Blank forms may be obained At th once 81
days and penalty OF ten dollars day Viii be exacted
for each day the time allowed EXCEEDED Inc Work 70 20
other person persons this board may appoint Monthly
will be made propcronae 70 hn amount OF work
before The security required for the
fsithfu performance of the whole work Is sso
ties VIII DO required and tank or OF 'he oohu eau W
T FHEas ( ( f pnhsGTUanrsr. crosGss Aasssaus.
w CRAVEN hoard.
once Of .he cfo.on AqusauOt DspsSsusn. April 1854
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PROPOSALS..


DACITIC RAILROAD OF MIssoURI-NOTICE no
CRAFTSMANSHIP proposals will be received by the
Undersigned At their Office in tho city Of ST. Louis until
o'clock r. M Of the 18th day Of next for the grading
the Pacific Railroad extending from Franklin depot the
present terminus Of the road forty miles St
Louis to the crossing Of the Gasconde river distance u
about seventy eight miles. The line will be divided int
for sections The line Plans. profles spcciRoa
tiopt form OF contract &e witt be ready for inspection
AMI the lst day Of Mag rext The work to be let 10
cutie LrRNy situated In heatsy country and OF
The undersigned to themselves reject Al
- ais that are not satsar'ory. A. 8. OWEN co.
y Q UUILDERs.-SEALED PROPOSALS WILL BE RE-
eiysd until II o'clock, OF Tuesday, the second day
- next, 1854, for Furnishing materials and doing the
Oo building Fifty hrs. street, Lexington ave
n tho Nineteenth ward separate proposals will be
ryed for the WORK materials and also for the
work and materials bidder in addition
for the whole rbe saiG work TO he completed and
building ready for occupation before the dteenth
80 ~ September 1874 Bach proposal must b accom-
eehodsrs become sseuris shs thousand
col ars each for the party psoeaf and also AFFIDAVIT
taken before Commissioner o. Useds that the parties
ngnng the worth double the amount Of said
sails for Nineteenth Ward School, and shall DO deposited
close and safe box for the purpose and kept
in the male department OF ward scbo No Is Fifty frat
street and Lexington Ayenuo The pias and elevations
be at the sce OF Jackson. architect 29 Broad
way Of whom speoileatons bs procured. They may
also lie had Of Thos @cspsden Pine street. JOHN savsn
store Of Pinckney Moulon Of Third and
NTH street. and of Dennis MeCary, Eighty
street forkvo The school ocers reserve the right 70
reject bid deemed By them the public interss
STEPHEN n. DREW. Building
DENIS MCCARTHY, {COmmisses.
By order Of tho Board Of School OhecrA
New York. April Is, 1874
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GOMETIHNC NEw.-THE wIsEACREs WHO SUR
y rounded, Columbus knew well enough how to make
the stand its point after he adventurous
had practically exhibited to them the method
doubt that other establishments than George Chsty
Woods Nnstrels 444 Broadway, will consider it
simple matter to produce Uncle Tom in operatc form
their mistake for there s In the world where
1t could be put upon the stage is at the
shment where crowds Of wealthy and
citizens nightly congrega.e 60 witness its representation
and who depart filed with grateful recoleotiors Of the
touching appeals envening mirthulness and soul thrilling
melody ntAined In IL,
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OCULIsrs, AND AURYsTs.

TIRE EAR AND EYE.-UR. HEATH AURIST AND
oculis deyotes special attention TO tho OF
deafres and all diseases Of the aud Once
white street just west Of Broadway Hours from II
and 3toh Pstents visited at their residelcea Dr H.
gutta pereLa apIices for sale.
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All desiring license requested apply
above for their wards and there
ty avoid the pense. Of the law Persons holding IL
requested to them when applying
Iewal Special persons who shall self or teal
in strong or sprituous liquors Except importers dt
lers selling liquors I'm ported or distilled by them in quan-
titles above five gallons without being duly cen are
subject ny law Tor each offence to the penalty Of S25 and
In Of retailers to the additional by In
dictmenD Of fine and imprisonment by order,
WIN u STEPHENS, First Marshal
New York, April Is, 1854.
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DANCING ACADEMIES.

RRoOKE's DANCING ACADEMY, NO. 38l RRoOME
IL street, between Broadway and Bowery School will
will be continued.
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WHO HAS NOT SEEN ITi-THE OPERA OF UNCLE

WHO HAS NOT SEEN 1T THE OPERA OF UNCLE
Tom We mean as performed By George Christy
novel Performance and gratifying s novel The
part OF Uncle Tom was never performed till Sam Wells
took hold Of II has been attempted but never actually
in the opera Of Uncle Tom" which IL would take whole
evening perform but there enough IL to awaken
admiration touch the heart and bring down
bursts Of from the audience during the whole Of
its enactment The equals Of little Miss Kneass
George Christy Topsy and Sam Wells Uncle Tom
not be found in the world while the Of the company
lain the different parts allotted them in
which would dscredt most sagers
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TAVERN AND EXCISE LICESsEs.-NoTlCE-ALL
tavern and excise licenses expire the nrst day
May in each year. New licenses will be issued the
Mayors Office. tCity HALL between the hours of 10 and
o'clock for the several wards the wing respec
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EXTRA PAY.

TINTED STATES SAILORS AND MARINES OR TIE
u heirs Of those who served in tho Pacinc at any
from l6 20 1853 can receive their pay p BETTT
81 Wall street, basement
TT s. NAVY EXTRA PAY oFFICE.-sAILoRs WHO
between 1s15 and 1883 In the PAcne Ocean served in
the Columbus, Cyane Erie Ohio Dale Shark. Relief Van
dala Independence, Levant. Congress- Dolphin Ewing
prehle supply Warren, Southampton Massachusetts, LeX
ington st. Marys, Portsmouth, 81 Lawrence vincenne
Falmouth savannah Constitution, Fredons their widows
" news w.. pA'1 -" EDWARD iati 'brssELL. Agent,
sndQste) Pursss u s. Navy, G7 wall strsss, bNsmsHk
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THE GREATEST PAINTING OF THE AGE-FRON
800 Pantoscope of CALIFORNIA;
Nebraska and Salt Lake will be exhibited At the Apollo
Rooms 40 broadway every afternoon and evening this
week Single admissions % cents five admissions 81 See
small bills and inquire relative to the enterprise At the
Office and at Howes cough candy store Now the tms
TO purchase tickets Letters should be addressed to
NEW YORK DRAMATIC SOCIETY.-BROOKLYN
IN MuseumIhis day. evening" April % will be
scented the comedy of SWEkTHEARTS AND WIVES, and
the dram Of LA TOUR DE n ESLE-Miss Kate Hunter ~
Margaret Of Burgundy 7. $. LESLIE, President
DERHAM AGAIN IN THE FIELD
i ON MONDAY NEXT, MAY 1,
Mr.. Perham commences the exhibition Of his
MAGNIFICENT AND IMMENSE
MIRROR OF
NORTH AND SOUTH AMERICA.
Tickets for admission to the exhibitions of
FOUR PERSONS.
ONLY ONE DOLLAR,
which, with the certificate share certain
specified property published IN
DAILY TIMES AND SUN,
offers extraordinary for visit this
RARE AND SPLENDID WORK OF ART.
OFFICES TOH SALE OF TICKETS,
Academy Hall, COB Broadway
Howes Candy Depot, 166 Chambers street.
Lovejoys Howard's and Merchants Hotel.
Cattel's Drug Store, l5s Fulton street. Brooklyn.
DERHAM,s SEVEN MILE MIRROR TICKETS WILL
J. be received until tho
FIRST DAY OF JUNE,
for admission to the exhibitions of his
MAGNIFICENT MIRROR OF
NORTH AND SOUTH AMERICA,
which he commences exhibiting ON
MONDAY EVENING NEXT, MAY l.
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Uncle tom AS AN oPERA.-rHE SUCCESS OF

TTNCLE TOM AS AN OPERATIVE SUCCESS OF
such undertat ing the above its first
ment at George Christy Woods Minstres ~ Broadway
considered by persons extremely problematca
but the first ofits set every doubt
ofs complete triumph at rest for it received with
feet thundcrs OF applause The versatile Geo. .rsty
be orised at his attempting anything in the comic M
with the whole scope Of the drama His Topsy Is alowad
all hands to he the most perfect Of e.
part at emped and this has been the verdict o.
ands OF discriminating persons who have ~nesscd
ts first tation 1t thought long sinca
George had reached the very of excellence in hi
fession, but every in while he shakes
link and there b no telling what he Is not capsule Of
delib Gator Of negro centrcities.
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CROTON AQUEDUCT DEPARTMENTAL CON
tractors. Sealed Proposals endorsed Proposal for
Sewer Spring street, will be received at the the
Croton Aqueduet Department until Monday the Sth day
of May 1854 At II O'clock M Mt which hour the bids win
be opened to build with the receiving
asi and culyorts IN Spring street from the in
Thompson street. to the easterly curb line of Sullivan
street icing in length about 2 feet The plan Of the
work may DO seen, and obtained sppca
tion at this Office.
fhHo I Sa!E EDoarsr cros'HH Aggnsaues
A. W. CRAVEN, Doaru,
York April %.
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CoRPoRATIoN, NoTICE.--PUBLIC NOTICE is
" hereby given that petitions have been in the
Board Of Councmep, for the conservation of Sewers
the following named streets, to with Mott street. from
Grand to Houston street. also in Essex street. Grand
70 Hester street Al persons interested in the above and
having objections thereto requested present
in writing to the Contract Clerk at this office
before May 4th, 1884.
ELIAS l.. SMITH, d..
A. W. CRAVEN, board.
Croton Aqucduct Department, April "a, 1854
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n,HFATRICAL.-MR. AND MRS. BARNEY WILLiASs
the original and only deneators of Irsh and ~
hee characters will appear At the Howard Atben@u
ton Monday April TO- and continue at that estah,i
ment for three weeks the conclusion Of which they
appear at the Broadway Theatre, The pieces Of q.
LAND AS 1T IS, SHASDY MAGUIRE IEISH ASST r.
ANCE, LIMERICK BOY, and PADDY THE Piper ars
the sole property Of Mr. Barney Williams Any other
performing the above named pieces liable
by w to a ution.
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CORPORATION NOTICES.

CORPORATION NOTICE PUBLIC NOTICE is HERE
by given that petitions have been presented in the
Board of for the construction Of In the
following named streets to wit in Bank street. from Hud
river to Fourth street. also in tie street from the
Hudson river to Factory street. also in Franklin street.
from Hudson street to North river; also resolution for
in Fifty street. between Eighth and Ninth
All persons interested in the above and having
objections thereto requested present the in wr
ting the Contract Clerk at this office before May
1854. ELIAS L. SMITH, J Croton
1HEO X. DE FOREST, Aqueduct
A. W. CRAVEN, Board.
Croton Aque duet Department, April a. 1854
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WHO STOLE OUR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. THEA
w tres. 3. Sanford's Original New Orleans Opera
Troupe will appear evening during the week with all
the original members. with H. Sitter, the champion
dancer the world Cool White the advocate of
mans rights This evening the buriesquc opera Of Sonnsm
lula in three acts o. sdDesday evening wi be
the ORIGINAL lGresque OF Uncle Tom written by
sanfrd Remember sahiord tho FIRST to stand boldly
forth ard hurlesaue the moral immoral work OF Me-
Harriet Boeohor Stosc Trains from New York for tho
convenience II those ahng to witness this great produc
tion. Carr return after the Performance.
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INSURANCE..

A sTOR FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY, NO 81
"A. Chatham street, corner OF Duane. At election
held tho inst the following named gentlemen we're
duly elected directors for the ensuing year viz
Nm. T. finkney, Jos c. Appeby,s Benz Norman,
Jehn A. Limiting, VIM. C. Arthur John b Moreau,
Ehhs Drake Fran. w Ogsbury Abram Duryee,
refer - Coilus, Elisha Br 3oks, Nash Moscman,
naniel "a WnetA John Leyeridge, VIM. A. Brown,
Llpan houghton, John H. Durham, Ihos Williams Jr.,
WIN L. tqLkhn, Etenez " Brown. Geo. III franklin
Peter u titus Geo ~ whitfield, BENZ. W. Cispp.
hhdrew Brady Egbert Scudder, VIM. Close,
VIM. EverdeN, James ". Freeborn, Stephep Pe
And ~ ~ subsequent meeting OF disectors, William T
Pinhney EHq WAS unanimously elected President the
Con pany for the next year. ROBT HART, socratarv
New YORK. april Is
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Asst wEEK.-NATIONAL ACADxMY.-THE TWEEN.
~ ty ninth annual exhibition Of the National Academy
Tuesday, April rs By order Of the council, r. ADD
son RICHARDS, Corresponding Secretary, N. A.
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HOPE CHAPEL, 72O BROADWAY.-BRILLIANT
tatlenux of American History. 900, 900 gifts
ing to Fine engraved erthcAtes only 80 CENTS
good for two admissions and Open
ing, and every Wednesday and Saturday aterp
o clock Office open from A. NJ 70 p. NJ, and from
9P. NJ For particulars small bills.
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GEORGE W. JENKINS, IS AND 81 CEDAR STREET,
VI offers at private sale magnificent country residence
located in Accommodating situation the banks Of the Hud
about three quarters of mile from the Hudson River
Railroad station Poughkeepsie Tho grounds are laid
out in the most style about four carriage
house and outhoues complete and in perfect repair The
dwelling x50 feet, built Of brick aud cost SIG 500 has
the first floor parlor bedrooms receiving bath
&c. &C. the second floor from ten to fifteen The
above property commands view Of the Hudson river for
ten miles either way il the most desirable location
country residence that has been in the market this
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EARE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. LINE FOR CALL
forDia-Ahead Of all other nes-The celebrated fast
going steamship NORTH STAR, 900 ton, burthen. will
leave for Aspinwal Friday May 5th at o'clock p NJ
precisely from the foot OF Harrison street. North
She will With the and popular steamship Uncle
CROSS No. Battery place, up stairs n. B-Passengers
by these ships through In February in twenty
days and sixteen hours.
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HUDSON RIVER RAILRoAD.-TRAINs DAILY
Al from Chambers street for AibsuSa and Troy
Express train A. M-Throurh in four hours connectnt
with trains reaching Buffalo Montresl 81 10 o'clock
evening.
Mail train. 0 A. M.--Throush way trains a. ~ sud
Pm.
Express train g. p. N. Emigrsnt train NJ For Tar
rytown 10 30 r. NJ For Peekskiil $50 p. n For POUCH
hers Canal Fourteenth and Thirty frat
Sunday trains from Canal street 1910 p M Albany
and Troy. stopping At all wsy stations
EDMUND FRENCH, Superintendent.
NEW YORK TO MONTREAL, OGDENSBURG, BUR.
IN linston, st yohBsbury Wells River White River,
Bellows Falls Windsor Rutland. Montpelier St Albsns
and Rouses Point Ticket ofiaes-Ncw Haven Railros
Of Broadway and Canal street. and Twenty sixth
and Fourth Baggage checked through Ex-
press trains, SA. NJ and p M Freight by Now Haven
FRANCIS HYDE, Agent, 1872 South street
NEW YORK AND PHILADELPHIA DIREcT-yA
IN New jersey Railroad through In four hours-U
States mail and express lire leave New York foot OF Cor
andt street. at nine and eleven A. M and
and half past five NJ Fare 81 IS in aud eleven
NJ and four p. M 1850 Qor second class in eleven A.
York and four from Philadephis 81 in nine Al
and haIfpast Eve p. NJ Accommodation line leaves ~
twelve reduced prices Cort andt through
hours Through tickets sold for Baltimore Washing
ton Norfolk, Weldon Wilmington and Charleston In the
above trains Through baggage agents in the nine and half
past Eve trains only Passengers with baggage the
ferry fifteen minutes before the train leaves
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N'oR sALE-A LARGE LOT OF BRASS AND COPPER
y. .hings also, lot OF brass filings by L H. coZANS
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TRAyELLERs' GUIDE.

CNOR SHREWSBURY, RED BANK. FREEHOLD. KEY
4 port and Middetown PointThe steamer EAGLE, Cap.
Morord the foot of Murray street daily
Monday and Saturday at o'clock for Port Monmouth and
Union.
Returning leaves Port Monmouth AZ 81 O'Clock p. NJ
4" IS Union at4 o. clock =. M.
Stages will from the boat all the usual routes.
Freight, horses, &c, carried at low rates.
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DARNUMS AMERICAN MUSEUM POSITIVELY
ID last time Of THE OLD BBEWERY.-Tuesday, April IS
In the afternoon at o'clock two very excellent aroes
In the evening O'clock the beautiful moral drama
Of The OLD BREWERY: Happy Family TO-. to be seen
usual Aemittance % cents children under ten, l2H
cents; first balcony and parquet, 12n cents extra
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DOR MELBOURNE, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. TO
u shipp0s,-The clipper ship NIGHTINGALE, now Al
her berth pier East river has large proportion OF her
ergo already board and will have quick despatch.
1he ale Is not only ths shsrpsst ship port but
fOng sAP oAn o. built rates Al a. al the 1ess
sons ysntilaors in both holds and sArrss lumber
any other article that njure freight For freight or
Passage having elegant sRPy
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PUCKLEy's sERENADERs CHINESE HALL So
ID broadway, near the Prescott House.
OPEN EVERY NIGHT.
The oldest established and most talented company in OK
istence being the rst to introduce harmony Etho
plan Entertainments the first to sing Operatio
perform Duresque Operas &o. Sc The agement hal
the honor Of that the Concerts
will still be Quoted in It's present fashionable styleuA
without vulgarty' Time sltered-Concsrt to nee
At TX O'Clock. Admission, Is cents
JAS BUCKLEY A SONS. Proprfetora.
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T Asst WEEK OF THE EGYPTIAN ANTIQUITIES
- This exhibition will positively close this week Open
from A. n: till 10 NJ Admission % cents catalogues
% cents. Stuyvesant Institute, $50 Broadway.
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NEW YORK AND CALIFORNIA STEAMSHIP LINE,
IN via Nicaraeua-Tbe Accessory Transit Company OF
Nicaragua, ProPretorsThrough in advance of the mail.
Only line giving through tickets including the Ithmus
crossing Tie new double engine steamship NORTHERN
river at O'Clock p. precisely for Puents Arena,
Friday May g. connecting With tn and favorite steam
ship Cortes 800 tons burthen) the Nicaragua Tran
route having but twelve miles OF land
by first class carriages These in
their ventilation and accommodations For further nor-
nation. or passage, apply only 20 CHARLES MORGAN,
Agent No. Bowling green
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E'RANKLIN MUSEUM, NO. 50 BoWERY, OPPOSITE
the Bowery theatreThe above establishment has
moved to the above premises and will give peror
mances day. commencing At three in the
and at eight In the evening introducing great variety Of
o.ginal entertainment. Classic s.atuary by troupe
history Admisson-Seats in private box SO
chestra S7 cents; boxes Is cents gallery, l2S cents