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memorial to the President of the Unitet States has
been adopted Ivy branch of the legislature OF Mime
sota asking that the pine and in Minnesota he survey
ed and offered for sale early day practicable II
is alleged that dcprcdaons being constantly
mei upon these lands that, IL offered for sale they
would be readily taken by individuals who would pro-
tect them from uasisful and indscrimnste ptpd,r and
inauguTate = system in regard TO cutting TIE timber
which would tend to eoonornzo the same and prevent
unnecessary waste and destruction attendant ON the pres
ent mode.
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NEW PUBLICATION.

Th Horsd or, End Of he Js,eiss Statc. Dy Ben Asaph
Christian jew of the third century Translated from
the Syna Hebrew by Anselm Korlstoff Nashville.
Tenn For sale in Washington by Taylor Maury
This Is truly both original and remarkable work
rare qualities in these degenerate days of imitation and
puerility. Had it hero it would be an Epic poe,u
worthy TO be classified with Paradise Lost or the Iad
but the chronicle of the destruction of Jerusalem unlike
that Of the contest between angelic cohorts or that
the Trojan war; historical detail not the record of
one mans achievements. Titus although great prime
and good general, not hero, and John vs. :
tyranncd Dictator yet the record OF thei- q o".
those Of others, makes this poem, if : ueo's' WIZ
a most glorious chronicle of me- 'i ,i'' ~ h'o'
The descriptions Of pl~
ms '''''' -eauaintance with sacred localities
- -.rie, this sketch Of sunrise at Jerusalem on
wy ing of its downfall
Now morn arose. and, bris,s, from orient eHnnes.
O'er ohvst the sun with s1lendct shines
H. beams the ueid~ and dewy grass sdorn
fmprrrhne drops every fouer and thorn
~ ~. ssn'lns rays = up The heavens be rolled,
A. The orb a day. on he passed,
| Knew Of ten thousana Views M. bis last;
That S-som's
| Thai dome yoHa sparkle With n.rocr nsne,
ha all lts gluri-s sank, and one dark blank
! There eight books each containing from q
thousand To twelve hundred lines and the work IL a val
uable addition to the sacred ltenture Of our land Tn,
editor nnocently remarks In conclusion that '.soms
may think that the Moriad is old the third cen
tury aud that it not written by Ben Asph because ths
MSS not produced But, he goes ON to say Homer
copy of the Ilisd cannot he produced Why then call
for that OF the Morad when Is stated that IL ia lock
up in the bureau Of Turkish antquary' However thi
may he let he read of tina, date and as written h,
Ben Asaph or justice be done 10 IT, poet or
novelist has much right to fix time, and place and
names as any other incident in the work
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PUBLIC LANDS IN LOUISIANA.

IN this mornings Dody Un,on win be found off
cai notifications Nos 59s aud 500 from tho General
Land ofhee relating public lands in the State Of
louisiana. The former directs the restoration to
market Of certain lands in that State and the latter
notheS the public Of sales which win take place at
Monroe on the 18th and 2sth days Of june next,
anu AZ Natcldtoches also OF the lastnamed day
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ihe Oxford mississippi Mercury gives interesting
account Of the Improvement made in the state Unver.
hy l"ate'i at that place beautiful and costly coec-
uo' % minerals and shells has been purchased and
snged IN Their respective cabinets. The chemical lab
oratory and philosophical ap,arstus have been reorgsn
n's ana coinpleed and lecture and new college
buildings have been erected
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LAND sALrs.-The Council Bluffs Bugle says that the
land Office in that city opened for private entry
the I'D utmo, and that in week eighty four
thousand aeres had been entered being average Of
near seventeen thousand per day The entries
mostly made with land warrants and speculation, al
though there considerable number Of entries for
actual cultivation
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AN IMMENSE C,AM.--Nearlv onehalf of Western New
Work. IL held by the owners ,ier what il termed the Hc
land nateut suit has lately ben Instituted to recover
considerable portion Of the lands Of the Ho'lAnd Com
uat7 the authority Of Of its agent - dispose ef
them being a,-puted The prosecution S csTsSneted
n;naIIv In behalf of two children resrfng, believe
in England but We understand tat among other proMt
nent parties the Bank Of England 10 interested IN the
matter gentleman Of Buffalo is The Bonsinai ae-
fsudant Able counsel engaged on both satrs
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GOVERNORS PROCLAMATION.
" D. pag.ls q Kn... 7szraq,u


have this day been shown circular purpoting To bs
instrucons 10 enrolling officers uf enrolling the Kan
militia, and slgDed by ~. H. lAne, dated
headquarters kans Militia Lawrence February 1eth,
1856 and also n commission isssed by the same insh
yidnal appointing = J. Willis enrolng officer OF Kan
sas Territory" All these acts Illegal without
thority of law, and ON the part OF u. H. Lane
patton power The Goth section Of the organic act de-
carcs that .sthe governor shall reside within said Te
tory and shall he commander thief Of the militia
thereof and che shall commission all oeers who shall
ne sprsonted to oice under the laws of said Territory
There Is no power in the Territory that copve the
governor authority thus vestcd Ia him. and hr sione
can fix the headquarters Of the Kansas militia Theirs Is
no law of Congress and consequently there be none of
the Territory authorizing - " laae TO issue commits
sions nor has any commission been Ssnsd W him.
t affords me great pleasure TO oonsrasuDac sbe people
of peace ia the Territory and su'so
them against encouraging eountenaneng these xsn
ous attempts to the difficulties and troubles whEh
have long held sway here 1hg eort seems to be 10
induce persons engage in this business under proS
10 pay them i've dollars per day, not enc eesf Of ws*h
will ever be realized What bat trouble ssue one
turbulent is thus allowed to set up military drts
toIship the civil authority and squsnder the Pbfs
money pleasure, trust the good cf the people
viii induce them to fown down all such Illegal AMI inn
proper movements
J. w. DENVER, Acting Governor
IEcoMrroS X. T., Feb 20, 1865.
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nfN WhssR'-oen- VIM Walker appeared in court
ted States circuit court the fourth Monday in April and
answer the charge against him Of having Violated the
neutrality laws, Mason Pitcher, esq signed the bond
Tips D}fz An
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We under obligations to T. Barnard ESQ., agent Of
the Associated Press Of this city for copy of Wilmer
Smiths European Times of the 27th February received
in advance Of the regular delivery of foreign mails
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SPEECH OF MR. SENATOR KENNEDY on KANSAS
AFFAtRS

ihe speech cs Mr. Kennedy ia the Senate on Fri
day iast u one of peculiar significance. MIR Kepne
dy belongs TO the American party, owing no obliga-
tons to the democratic organization. and none what.
ever Of sympathy duty TO the socalIed republican
party Mr. kennedys party is too small TO Do
effective, and hence the senator was caed uvon 10
consult the character of the measure before the
country 10 guide HIM in the discharge of his duties
This was ali frank and Inauly and although we
claim party feaiy TO the bill proposing the admission
Of hansas, that feaity is due to the merits of the
measure itsef-to the principle of non-interventon
and State rights it imbodiesto the object which is
sought to be accomplished in its success the re-
mova from the Of federal politics of frghtful
subject of dispute and agitation To effect this end
dsayowing all possible fellowship with the 'repub-
licans, Mr.. Kennedy yields cordial support to the
plan Of admission embraced in the bill before the
Senate. This is signihcation and pointed enough.
Ii Is sebuke 10 those democrats who seem unlike
Mr.. Kennedy TO glory in their fellowship with the
republicans. Mr.. kennedys position under the cir
csmsances is such to reject honor upon his head
and his heart.
The character and the interests of the country
alike demand that IN this controversy there shall
be bat two parties. There is no middle ground be-
tween them--no halfway honse. Those not for us.
must be against us. The issue is vital It was,
therefore, to be assumed, that the members of the
American organization, with incohsiderable execp-
tions, would finally act with the democracy and
thus leave the republicans alone. Those democrats
who have gone over to them, have gone hcme they
belong there Too weak in the knees or too calcua-
ting, ambitious, and impatient, they viii find more
congenia field for the display of such qualities in
the republican family. They tell this is not a
party question; if not it is constitutional ques
tion-a question of government t-agreat Union ques-
ton. 1t is certainly most encouraging that upon
such vital issues The patriotism Of the country is all
on one side, while faction, ambition and folly are
all on the other
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THINKING ONE WAY AND TALKING ANOTHER
The Albany Journal is still harpng on the Wash
ington Unioa 1t is fearfuly exercised about the
we have proper to adopt in reference to
the admission of Kansas State. 1t is shocked
at the idea of that question being made party
measure and processes to in it the ruin of the
present administration and the final destruction
Of the democracy. The Journal is very. very
hard to please. 1t has been laboring for years TO
break down the democratic party. 1t says the ad-
mission of Kansas under the Lecompton constitu
ton viii certainly accomplish its ong-cherished de-
sire; that it was just such policy this that broke
down the administrations Of John Tyler, Millard
Fillmore, and Franklin Pierce, and exclaims that
prophetic seer, =" Mr. Buchanan can read the future
in the past The fate of his predecessors viii be
his We approve Mr.. Buchanan's policy ON this
question. We say that the admission of Kansas
under the Lecompton constitution is a democratic
measure and that we shall be forced to regard as
aliens and enemies" al who oppose it, But though
we do this and, in doing it, pursue a course which
according TO the Journal must inevitably eud in
what it has been laboring for years to accomplish
the destruction of the democratic pariy-siiI that
paper keeps in bad bumor, and continues TO run al
us day after day. We think VIC understand this
seeming inconsistency, and hope the Journal will
pardon US for suspecting it Of beerug just the OPP
poste of what it says To the effect of course
in relation to the Kansas question. The Journal is
shrewd tactican but the world is not half so ig-
norant and creduous it imagines it to be. There
are other people who can see as far into the mill
stone the man who is pecking il.
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NEWS BY TELEGRAPH.
Later from Havana.

CBsELssroS, March l3.-S Steamship Isabel from Ha-
vana, 10th arrived here day She brings no polti-
cal news Of the least interest Sngar at Havana bad
advanced rial per arroba, closing firm Exchange
on London Ill liz premium do. on New York, dis
count DO. ON New Orleans, a pfemium.
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Arrival Of Spanish steamer.

NKw YosK, March 13.--1he Spanish steamer Ocean
BlTd, from Havana 7th instant arrived this port to-
day for repairs.
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c.EgOND SUPPLY. Real good and wide black
;s for ,I,nccd dres-~ s7a, ard 81 per yardj extra
Ordinary entsps .iso; - -, h,
wfer black siSs making I'd ssFo"
..arti ,he lar-c,; and chcapc- ~ w The District
900 | b fuan. srad~, thsk and Thin, many o' mem
g a>, arsn, r pure goods snnEs'y Paseng hr"'gh
ur hand. erara ms 10 oner best goods al h prices usually
charged r the inferfa ---ies. - ,,,,,i..
Onr northern correspondents send us new sofpA
daily ,.u ~ ,,,,r,.zsr
Is overclarged - a., ,.x,o.n,
monthly "a - ;r al,
Good Articles prices and fir dealing be rsh ea @a
c,rns FERRY BROTHER,
Central saTe,' west bnadng-
March, a-lntdn nppssrT tensfe MsxAeh
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NEw oRiKANs.-The published figures of the foreign
mporations New Orleans demonstrate that its bust
is steadily and raIily increasing The imports for
years ending viii, the calendar years Of 1856 and
1857 present the following conifarison
Yeare ending 81, 1856 Dec 81, 1ss5-
Merchandise paying tI1 sspoaS tNhTSSF
no II duties a,15aSkk
BaJiou and specie ...... 5,sas0ss
lP.s72seS 23,se2,70o
This shows very large increase during the past year
the year previous imports b~iSg more fh~sa
double what they fye years correct idea OF
the increase Of it's foreign nfpcrtstos viii he apparent
rom the following statement giving the gross amount
for the several mentioned:
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TIoN. EDWARD EVERETT will deliver am adj
srs~ n charity fer the Gay.
der au-acsA m Young Mns Christian Asis@ s"nnS
t,oi.s Friend i~ney"ifft
The SIN mtissopi,n Instturn f,csday March ioh
Tickets had ahn y Ehss music shore tns tf',ia
tracs Ssarus pysonsf Gsnsus Rgrsey ii-rsa"khs
Ssstsfs anI raraos and the boskstrres
AZ Iased should h secured al once
Maj
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CyENSATION NOV EI.-Beatrice Cenci, TRANSLATED
~ from rtahan sale
~ TAYLOR x MAURYS
March LIT bookstore, doors west o' Sn stfess
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MINNIE RIFLES.--rwo Ticp-A..d f,r ssls. in
N osse- g w-nsy each. A4ares. BOX az rs-t
UiEge- Nsrth liAls
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MOURNING SILkS.-Upened to-day 20 pieces
WI various styles, widths. and mrnruias air
A fewt eosrnns sifk
f
All such aurics favorable
oar northern aud es'ea oorre~pdcns eAa SUPPLIES
daily
one price oy usrso plain figures rsre'pre customer
overrssrs-..
an la hills he settled hre made We ere IN
ncsIar n this p0tut
di-ire@sirsls
ial- prcsentei payment n,onthy
II - onrd huarc~s
pnNo usscu d,uhtrx ps-sn, warh
uf
FFSiyf ulDIfttR.
Central ,T isusthn~.
March s-Int.f fgstre fisrsr- Market
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CHETLANp Sci snAwLs--New styles ..shc

cHETLANU NET SIIAWIS.--New styles ''Shet-
- landn ncts shawls,u coiors
Stella shaw u, various grades
eur a f,c nrciass dry gods sdspsef
general family 50 large ae surscve5
varied =
ose prioe only plain sgurr benoe purchaser is
pyerchargei.
opening accounts We arc entirely srons m
An settled prior opesips ones We ae
this pofnt.
Al presensd monthly payment cash Notes VII ne Do
aorAlashtg.
fully cal, business ss
relations fist bare cr'
botwcc many ourselves for ons sees 81
years pasi - ,,,r,,,,
stsrcs, west building.
Mar Ia-fa,dr opposite frnsre Maskct
TIME AMERICAN MANUAI.-Thc Constitution
~ the In,as states with sn r-isug
ver, ,prlsnc the Nesrasba c~rcfusy ccn~a
pri,As dosunne For sale By
TAYLOR n NsrRy.
4 st fistel asa
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rnE REVIVAL OF RELIGIoUs INTERs ST

PmlsprIrmA, March II, 1858.
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pEGaRs AND rpNACCO.

xsy EsT ENLISTMENT HAS long BEvv NOTED AZ
III rhs 'ctesr serar uWt" and AN no~ able 70 offer
greater bargains 'hau have ever dcOe before nave
o. CLERKS L. Broadway.
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MATRIMONIAL.

A YOUNG WIDOW LADY. LATELY FROM THS
N country, with no incumbrance and very limited &C
qusnnce in the city wishes 20 make the luanauce Of al
elderly gentleman OFFS high social position IN society WITH
view 70 matrimony. Address ABBY Dennison. broadway
Post office.
THE WRITER or THIS ARTICLE HAVING LIVED
here for the pas, hrY yesrs and ayr os nne s.s
though only twenty four years Of age I've nov setuhS
rather tired Of his bachelor e aud has resolved of ms novel
ser be p the mind he would Be ead 70 bear rom
her stng when whers iaervew cen be convenient
~ had Address James bon i6T H~ai )0'e Tor one wees
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t.toK SAVANNAH AND FLORIDA-THE AMERICAN
Atlantic Screw Steamship Companys and fret class
s'eaunship MONTGOMERY, p. Croker commander, will
leave pier NJ u North river on saturday May Is O'Clock
p w. precisely. Freight reduced until urther notice. 70
cents per FOOT Passage savannah with unsurpassed
ga Insurance cent, effected At
ONCE. Apply 30 u. y. CRoMWeLI, CO.. g West street.
u,oR CHAR. RSTON-THE STEAMSHIP ATLANTA
N Can, 4, ayReld viii leave pier No ~ North river,
on SATURDAY, May 10, Al o'clock z. ", precisely. Cabin
massage ais freight reduced unit further notice TO
per foot insurance per cent effected ~ our Ocs Ap
Div tn ~ r. CROMWELL 4 co, s6 West street.
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d e DICAI.


TnR NJ LARNoNr, "a NsSTxs svRrsr CORNER %
IL Spring opposite g. Mich ~ Hosei, frus II A. al
nR. wlTsoN, 40 BRooME erREvr, SECOND BLOCK
~ west n BrOsdway. Once hours from IN TIE morning
70 IN he evening.
nR BARROW. lg PRINCs sTRxEr, Arsw moChn
IL west Of Broadwsv.onOe sourv ho1 II w fsaa "o~
tto O'Clock.
DENovAL-DR wArsog HAs REMOVED ZION
IL wstsr sreet N asa Rr,ome street second block ves
broadway.
w q JOHNSON PHYSICIAN ANr sURGEON nO.s
III Prince street ons block uBrosd~S
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AMUNnMI TN


N As@e" S az Hsss s ssssss s EsF;rs'S
~ 49, NO faHy NAY Al %. i 1855 1iA
a T r tEHHg 1 h2sE
N',' -''' '4' III rss GREEN MON ,rEs.
rcors opsu ii 7; TO tommeaos a,s
0 %st 'sn a. c s s ss ss
nen. e..e1Icca Ie,to rn.rce-ss,nr1ay MAY Is
WALLAcAs' Mr. ,yor-
Iespe,tfuly snoeunoes .s ner,d f'r MONDAY evening
loh MAY sens she cn n.ae. ne viii hsve e honor CT sS
s,'Sss ssss} 4 TIs .hrlEs SgaarsaEx IL
MS Eesy, Mrs Alies Yrs yerno1 &c
rE A s Es f e 'asS 20 sss
e'N'e wa $40 wANDEslSG MiSsTsEfs
''m S'sys wsc Ia: iic.y ii. ses a0'
In which he vi" i.ff Il se %sS At SSsa
sfa
personAy apprisins all bis friends OF tso above event
I AURA k sssnsI FEW Ey, sTsAf NAT 10 1850
Tie ever popular e S,S, esas,y. sR Rls..s
r their srsa: ossfssers Of Mr aoa Mrs Iuil.bT
A' which s e. Ssei &. % ani
which has heen Performed foe 7HEss wsEKs with he cs
tse prominent artistic features OF this UNEQUAL
hND ANN an aMx RsGG ~ e rxRsXaxp
Barn ON FIRE.
Ame,esu received On each oocaann VITA tae most "a hussx
cI1 HNb eTs ~ MGosaHr
~AsslSdros os sAs9Hy nSiEsS beautiful picture
sy ss, rs9s,y correct Illustration Of T'unSu' oeeora
BArrLx OF BuSKEx aI1a..
hailed srsnl9g wlh sseey Sp9q sa Sg
sTosS 81 hpgs
exhibiting schaDc effect which has before bees
lilly attempted In this country. viz:
wAsHts zee SE Sso ssSF q Tas an.wAss
calls forth the wsrmest admiration
The Court Martial scene.
THE Battle su 81 faSsao n the f"s'
BY some considered the rowning Glory OF the Drsms 1t
kEAh MILITARY kSdAaEkENT
liant A'' ever s.sa OF sais
''-''' ~ .IssT ~ WAN. ', ~ w."
FIRST IN TIKI HEARTS OF hts COUNTE YMFK
Doors open ~ ]; 70 oommenoes t ~ precisely.
DARNUM's AMERICAN MUSEUM
ID Continued success OF that esmsblv beautiful intense
y exciting and really te Hing drains * Mr. r. Watkins
from tho celebrate SI nSyes s Of Mrs ,sS9HSw0rh e
With tina. bewiiching and finished artistic,
MISS SUSAk DENIM.
In the graceful char the fair heroine Honora psule
IIsthms of anew and exceedingly Interesting nA;iocA
BATTLE OF BUENA VISTA.
popular drama concensreS iuo rce acts H rae Bsfps
or An EVENING; Or. A ROxAscx or rax RArrA HAN.
Mr. Il. WATKINS; Col shannon Mr. j. Brdgman; Dr. Henry
HARE Mr.: Ryner; Agnes Melisss Madame Auderly Mrs
OF BUENA VISTA; or. rIumphs Of Rough aud Ready.
Living Serpent the original Happy Family the
in i g. oc.sn snd y s,ey s1ds1. f.
all Is cents. children under ten Is ceutA
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SALES Az AUCTION.


Tue.dsy at iOl O'clock at zoe Hudson street general
sod Without o. 70 Day advances sSd sosss
lease Of the above property for sale without the furn
ture
CHERIFF's s4LE s ON MONDAY. At
eight mahogany marble top bnresIs eight shogAsy bed
grain carpets her beds hair maresses pillows, china
and glassware, mirrors, &C.
sherias sale of Is dozen table cutlery new and Of good
NHos. vErrCH, AUCTIoNEER SALES ROOM NO 10
rmbs Sens % or SonSs 90
me CONSISTING q
oicioths, kitchen gtenss crochsrys glassware TO-, &C.
yEIrca NO.
MAY = y 70
and Ssp:s IN
THOMAS D. DOUBLEDAY. AUCTroNEER PUBLIC
sss q 1es
The prsmisss sis Grand the fsrry Mon
ssssss ase's:sa S$s ofass
- '' Public Administrator.
household tSniturs Of family leaving The city Eegs1'
sofas chairs centre table,: piano ,it d.ms:t snTl;.s
steads hair sprSS and other m.ressss splendid faiher
beds and bedding os, SEA marble TOP
4...a, % q x sE Ss
burg the balance q tbs. large and efensys stock cabinet
Ing Of psr!or shs%ssr dining room and furniture
Sesr with ss oos h ss U0
chairs &c The whole Of he above be sold peremptory
pd ss % sn 70
selves with good end sS6san1 furniture By order OF
Sale rain or shine
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~TFAMBOAvs.

NTo MONOPOLY PEOPLES BOAT-CHEAP LINE
~ sunday boat to sing Sing Haversraw tonchns fort
washwston Yonkers Hasines Dobb's Very, Isrrytown
and Rocsand. Take the fayosite stesmbost sNitnlIE,
Capt Hammond which will leave every Sunday morring
clock from the OF jay street. landing the above
places ADD returning leaving Haverstraw ~ W. and
ing at Amos street each way. For fare see small ohs.
grrAM BOAT gFvPoRT-CHANGE OF TIVE
- Steamboat REYPORT leaves Murray street ner aliV
sundsys exccpteo, Al O'Clock z. NJ aud hsgpor ~
otiocS 4. NJ
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DRYANT'S MrNsTRELs.
ID Mechanics Hall, az Broadway above Grand street
Monday May ~, and every night during the week,
DAN BRYANT will dance his inimiiable plsntauon Es-
tENCE OF OLU vIKGINNY.
New Songs Dances Banjo Solos. Queer Sayings Comcal
ties.
THREE HUNTERS CONCERT MUSTARD
SAWDUsT ACROBArs
Doors open at 10 commence al s. Tickets Is cents.
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DANCING ACADEMIES

NfADAsr sAUvAoKAUs DANCING ACADEMY, e;s
N1 BrOadv ~ open every afternoon and evening for pr
vaie nd Grand sOrees Tuesdays
Thur, and Saturdays ii the eshionaoie dances VA
GLIDING The Tanciers and Casdonans laugh, in " Zoe ons
NEW DANCE-TIIE RE1CH'S QUADRIfI.E CoNPos
IN ed by Herr Echier aud agreed by of
ters at vienna THIS celebrated qusdre all the In
Europe be learned by professionals and others Mrs
Ifib{'S acaaeuy rs Bleecker street Mira buby's last
soree on wednesday evening May ~
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COMPLIMENTARY TESTIMONIAL
~
MRS. HOEY
The Committee of Management Of Tia proposed npnen
testimonial this beautiful and nplished lady
TO her departure for kurope. beg TO nmate that
SATURDAY EVENING, MAY Is,
has been selected for this
Ii had been the ssh Of the committee 70 the Acade
my Of Muaic other theatre larger hsn Wallacks
for occasion which might be fairly estimated likely
attract lA'ge audience he's been mbled In
New York but with rsc geneness Of feeling Mrs.
Hoey n;erposed aud expressed wishwbich to the commit
tee acommandthat whatever compliment her friends
desired 70 oni should be extended 70 her on spot which
surrounded with of the happiest memories OF her e
and which she has often the smiles and elected the
enthusiasm hose who would be hkey To gather round her
such night.
The committee have therefore the pleasure announce
that HE FAREWELL BEhkFr
MRS HoEY
VIII take place ~ wA1LACK'S THEATRE m Saturday 18th
Of May on which occasion she will sppcar fOR THE LAST
TIME previous " her departure for Europe
The feel happy 10 beng enabled 70 state that they
have already received the most handsome proGerso services
from several leading Italian arists distinguished eAn
now IN this city, and almost every dramatic artist OF
distinction In the United States prohsng render the
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Boa book now open.