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Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1837-09-14

30" The advertisement Of Mr.. Fos-
TER, Writing Master, will be found on
the first page. His school commenced
Of Thursday. Now is the time 10 i'm
prove your hand writing
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1837-09-14

VA RARE opPoRrUNirY.-lf YOU
have any curiosity 10 visit Block. Island,
take trip in the fine steamer Kingston.
tomorrow. She leaves this place at 90
chick A. NJ. and will stop as she goes
out at the Narrng gansct, Pier. See ad-
vcrtisement. .f "A,
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1837-09-14
From the New York Evening Star.

! We never saw more despondency in thsr
city than we did yesterday after the message
had been read-all was gloon,, melancholy
and doubtful. Groups were formed at the
corners-knots of politicians assembled in
val ious parts OF the business streets all lament.
ing that not the shade of shadow Of relief
was held cut BY the President-stocks fell
credit fell-real estate fell, no sales-no con-
tracts-no facilities-no hope-no prospect
no calculations Of better times. "If" says
one, "Congress sustains Mr.. Van Buren iR
his positions, we are all gone" "Ifgold and
silver alone" says o second, "are TO be sub
siitutec for credit, how much longer can this
City 60 on in its business operations" "lf"
says third, ''the Treasury and its receipts
are to be held at the disposal Of the President
ard his party the merchants must be at his
mercy and they will be- sacrificed" sOf wl,au
use," said fourth, sis the offer to give credit
on bonds which ore laying over, when we arc
shut out from the hope Of being able to pay
them from the profits Of our business hereaf-
ter" Thus one lamented, another swore, .
third moaned aloud anger and discontent
were added to the general gloom" No ono
praised the message or its doctrines except
ing the English Radicals and Loco Focos
who were happy to have in their loafer ranks
such proselyte as the President Of tho
United States
Be Of good heart, my masters, and make
up your mind 10 see something done by this
Congress directly the reverse Of the Presi.
dents recommendation. II must be so-it
cannot be otherwise-if otherwise ruin fol.
lows-revolution fol!ows-the people, before
they consent to allow 20 this administration,
or to any administration, the sole control Of
their money, will appeal first to arms, and
they would be unworthy Of the name Of
Americans if they did not. ...
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1837-09-14

Mr.. Boon, of lndiuna, then proposed
that the election should henceforth be
conducted rira coca. Mr.. Patton Of Va.
moved rs an amendment that all elcc.
tions Of officers Of the House should be
conducted riua roca-and discussion
Of great animation and much latitude en-
sued, in which Messrs. Pope, Wise, and
Foster took leading parts; but without
concluding it or coming to any decision
the House adjourned.
In the SENATE, on Thursday, Sept. 7,
several memorials were presented and
laid on the table.
The motion to proceed to the appoint
ment Of the Standing Committees was
agreed to, and the Senate proceeded to
ballot for the Chairman Of the Commit
tees according to the usual practice.-
On Foreign Relations, MIR. Buchanan
was elected; on Finance, Mr.. Wright;
on Commerce, Mr.. King, Of Ala; on
Manufactures, Mr.. Niles had 81 out Of
% votes, and it appearing that no quo.
rum had voted, Mr.. Clay moved that by
unanimous consent further balloting be
dispensed with, and that the Vice Pres.
ident appoint the Committees on this oe-
casion, which motion was agreedto.
Mr.. Wright moved that 5000 extra
copies Of the Report Of the Secretary oI
the Treasury be printed, which was a.
greed TO. The Senate then spent some
time in secret session and adjourned.
In the HOUSE, the subject which was
pending on the preceding day was re-
sumed, and after some further desultory
discussion the House proceeded again
to ballot for Printer, with the following
results:
Result Of the 9th, 10Th, I lth and 18th
ballOts:-
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1837-09-14

Our Boston papers did not come To-
hand last evening.
The herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1835-1837, 1837-01-06
MARRIED..

On Tuesday evening last by the Rev John Kennedy William
Hill, To Ma la Phaon, all Of this city.
tho 18th by the Rev Mr. Dewey, Mr. Geo Devens, To
Miss M1rha 81 daughter Of the late Ansa PenDman Eq OF
Boston.
on Wednesday evening by Rev Spencer Cone James
Irwin % Miss Caroline daughter OF Jancs Wilson, ESQ
all ofthis city
Wednesday evening by Rev. DR. Dewitt Mr. Lawrence
Jordan Miss Emcne G. daughter Isaac vaan hs all OF
this city.
Island, the 9TH Paula Church. by the
Rev Mr. Walters MI Charles MITCHELL of this city, to Miss
Emcipc NJ. Mcrrick, OF The former place.
At PHILADELPHIA 18th by the Rev Geo Morchouse, VIM
H. wsner Of New York 10 Ellen b. daughter Joseph Hor
ner, Egg
DIED.
Os Thaslay mornng the 5th Of lingering Illness Mrs
Bridget Smith, wife IL Michael Smith
on Wednesday 4th Edwin Leonard omsby aged years,
5monlhs, and days -
Wednesday the 9TH A. NJ Edward Magarc, aged
Funeral this aftcrnoonat O'Clock from his late residence No
% Suffolk street
On Thu siay Henry wis only child Of ChaIlcs and
Ann NJ Nudge, aged IS n-nths and " days.
Funeral his afternoon, at oslock, from iss Bowefy
On Thursday Of lingering Illness, Henry Merrill OF Connecsi
On hssdsy, Terrence Campbell the Sad year ofh
Funeral this afternoon, at half past socock from hi. late resi-
. dence, So King
On "Wednesday lth Johr Herbert OF
Churc aged native OF France, and for many
Funeral from his late residence Reed this afternoon
3o'cocx.
Wilson, aged II yea,s.
On Tuesday the - inst Jsco in Tie year Of his age
Wednesday ith inst OF short md severe Iness Catherine
MCosker, aged 80 years
Bostos goth Dec last Mrs. Abigail s. wf of Mr. f. Ho-
yeltob Of this city
The herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1835-1837, 1837-01-06

LrRANEfJN COFFEE ROOMS No. ne Nassau nearly
oprsite Clinton Hall The subscriber cKs leave to inform
public that hc has opened eecto ~ the above place whev
he will a All times eatalls- markets NJ
fod and such reasonable he thinks ~ him
All refreshments, oysters, &C from NJ
til t0o'ciock, ". ". JOHN ALLEN
I'M
The herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1835-1837, 1837-01-06

~ te o woH kpown hegs e return his thank.
a. h. friends the pubic general to the @ mi they
nav, rc him and hopes by strict atten
,,.u business still to merit continuance 81 that "a ronsge
which they have bestowed upon him
The sales II Horses Carriages, Harness &c viii continue To
take Monday uhronrhou the at W click
TN. sales will therefore tonocnce Mon 9th
January at ~ o'clock Az Horses Carriages &C Intended
r sale must be shewn and entered before Saturday
next 7th inst at O'Clock, y NJ Aud all senuemen having
To dispose o. requested - make early appcaon
LIMITED Of horses only c taken and
will he offered Cor sae on unless esstered TINE
4Iw.y JOHN W. WATSON. as Broadway
The herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1835-1837, 1837-01-06

M Rs. 0PIE's WORKS. ". sandsess, - Ann.s-
lvl viii publish THIS DAY Opsc's celckns~d ssnwv
Of Lady Anne and Lady Jane, ~ nearly ndrd
pages AMI with asuperiof coyefplae
The authorizes which LONDON
work the a ell only annoss,ces that tkh
tale commences the fourth volume Of ks un.rm Of Mrs.
opes works which y the only publishes in Ansroa
The preceding three uniformly beautifully k0uA
being aar q his Office, Ann 1T
TIVE BACHELORS. AND oTHER TALES Nv G@HsSA
T. knapp Sandfoss has slso published tn vsyk
volume and from the patronage acssy sstew
ed ho ella he natter himself the
of giving such book 10 the public The tales
IN nn~r AZ intn,ive OF American chnacter aboundas
Incident and daring adventure Price only so cena
wIERZBECKis FRENCH GRAMMAR. W. ssnASv&k
would cali tie attention of all school masters and
guardians Ia Prcnch Grammar VIII he has just puh~fsd ard
which, pcrspcuy, and bcviiy he CONS
win speedily uperscedc those general Tbs
Grammar has comp cd entirely principles
all and he humber ~ ITO
deccssos aka contains that long sought ts dcsderasm
r,srse l a., The Of The french tsrsue
/ e2 2ccns ais
The herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1835-1837, 1837-01-06
EXTRAORDINARY ATTRACTION,
AT THE
20 q l. d G ICAL STITU II r. !.

THE Public arer spec tuv informed that il crafty
juvenile cas- te manager has introduced into the the
nallu circle o. i ieet ccumcrei for the
The Ell hunt Camel Ponies and MONKEYS The general
performance OF the animals the circle will 81 and
O'Clock, p. M. - -
Mr. VAN AMBURGH will enter the 81 o'eIk NJ
lmmed ely afterwards the Anisa w in OF
the audience. '
AdnIss 50 cents-chlren ofa
Season Tickets at 50, - '
H Visitors have free admission to The ,wery Reading Room
The herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1835-1837, 1837-01-06

- play at Billiards. purchase taies invited 70 eau ~ 2s
where tables ani w the Fatct
Indian ISac cushions and cctnenied " ~.
with eagle frames and common tacs ~ above WIN ?. od
the offered Ia the public sdsnna
who wish 10 purchase at ssrt nosce ia ey can e
packed at days notice
Oncrs ~ any thing his nc, with cash goclcrcnce
10 BAssFoRD 2is viii receive prompt atsson
nis
The herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1835-1837, 1837-01-06

Mr. Cronlin was called a. to the character of Van
derzee, he said all know is that he is science
man, and does little that way BY science man
: i mean pugilst."
The Recorder summed up the and directed the
acqutta of Darby, there being no evidence against
him. His charge was also strong in favor of Martin,
and indeed way unfavorabet to any OF the defend
ants
The Jury after delberation Of about twenty min
utes. Acquired all the prisoners
Darby and Martin were then discharged from GUS
tody-Hyer and Vanderzee were detained there beng
other indictments yet against them
The Court adjourned until IL O'Clock, Friday.
The herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1835-1837, 1837-01-06

NATIONAL THEATRE.-Mr Pilmsr takes his ben
eft this evening" and offers bill full of atracucn-
Heis sweet singer and we understand. IN private
life a very clever fellow Miss Grove (of the PARK
Ter of Mariana in the Vie Mr. Plumer will sing a
new and highly interesting song entitled the New
York Fremen which in itself will ensure him crow
ded house Let him have bumper, as he deserves It,
The herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1835-1837, 1837-01-06

TO REAL ESTATE BROK FRS.
MAps,- y subs -rihcr has Wade
'h Az orc N The Mspving limo the spe
inc be nj tl,er ofrr -
care and despatch
great ,acty Of Engnv.gs hand plain ana CO oca at re-
duced prices To dcalers BROWNE REDMOND.
jyisy tisFuton st.
The herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1835-1837, 1837-01-06
NOW EXHIBITING

NOW EXHIBITING at the American Academy
Barclay street Aston Hotel the vnar and ga.
lime paintings, the Temptation Expulsion ADAM and
Eve tainted by Dusaf Tor the king Carcs " of France.
They have been exhibited during tho four
principal cc,of the United State, the lively p1afc o.
visitors.
hdmiI,anco 25 cents Season tickets s.
Doors from IN The tlf vi nirhf
The Agent confidently paddle that this viii hc the
last exhibition, the shortly 10 be retained 70 E
tore
Tho room IL kept constantly warm. dssm
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NATIONAL THEATRE.

MR. PLUMER respectfully announces that his BENEFIT
sion will DC performed line Play Of lbs WIFE Mansnea a.
WHO MISE Grove from the Park Theatre her st appearance IN
that charact ia New York Pierre. Mr. j. X. scott.
Aer which Mr. piamcI viii sing m character an entire new
song entitled the Bold and Feare Fireman wren express
for this by Of this city, and dedicated to the
Fremen OF New York.
With variety OF Singing and Dancing BY Miss Yates &C
To conclude avourite Opera Of RO ROY}ob Roy,
Mr. r. Francis Osbadiston, Mr.. Puer Helen, Mrs.
Flynn,
The herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1835-1837, 1837-01-06

-, ARRIVED.
Brig Tenedos, Rollins, Rio Janero.
C,rinfsan CoDum, Amsterdam
II ~ Eleanor Sophia, (Dap Ginge, Bremen.
Lowell Brstow, Ap ,lachcola.
Cosinagiid, sesrs, New Orleans.
Rarou, Cooley, Madcrs
scir WIN Brown, Anhsny, Philadelphia.
Excellent. Baker, Phi adcphia.
Orient Phillips, Cape Hlyti.
CLEARED.
Brig siroc Field. MsbIe.
A1amaDt, q Mansanils
Mary Avenl, Tn obold Apalacicola.
ChIetan, C0gscns, Mobile.
America, Tfeadweli, New Orleans.
Thomas, (Bf) Dennis, Yarmouth N. 2.
Scfr Ilitle Planaone, jackson, Edenton
Glide, Basl stf, Boston
Arrival Van Gil en- Baltimore
Tri,, Nckersen Boston.
East Rivers, ~ " ~ 80 ~ -
The Foda mentioned since wrecked on pecks
Beach vii be ioai loss. Her hull IL laf buried
sand The TIDE ebo and flows her, and tiscr
broken Her cargo Of been all ane and
been o. gagged TO briaE ITO tins city -
vernors Island, by the ice. 1879 'N''' Y" -
The herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1835-1837, 1837-01-06
NEW YORK TATTERs1TI

NEC nOAk TATTERSALLS.-wA =
hf,t rate toari hand Team to match, f,on ri -
~ ~ . !" su nfiss ana action not old ana
feued. 1877 Wv" "hx ssiA We-
fo me above Described Horses e,s price vii, bc p.s -
appncauh,o JOHN W. WATSON, s1 Br.sdws,
The herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1835-1837, 1837-01-06
DANCING ASSEMBLIES.
BY MIR. ID. GIBSON.


EVERY FRIDAY EVENING, AT EIGHT
Tickets 10 admit two Ladies and Grncmao, csats To be
hado Mr. Kinney 10th Ward Hotel and OF Mr. Gibson Green
wien street. dig Inn
Pow ER TIL FSATRE-Tb undersigned having IN
- Ken sse c,se Bowery Theatre for the term Of years,
with The ngt - two renewals "
ceve subcrt'ors to the amount III yivc tosand
wcns rebuilding the thirty ve skates of thousand
dollars each, uron the following TERMS
Each share 70 be cnrcd Ia free ad the share hid
night ~ performance Benefit nights
Each share to c tnd To anntecst per cent Der
annurn, payable hall yearly.
The Lease TO be assigned 10 Trustees he eociedy share
shares.
The Lease conianlnsa clause @ The paymcn, Of the improve.
menfs The share holders vii lie entitled receive back
elect. = -
The shares 70 he ,rancalc upon books kcys by the Trustees
and the Tree admission be Transferred each year.
before the first of September.
IN order 20 the share holders loss the
signed ss9ees e effect an insurance upon e Iug
completed 70 The amount OF $4,000 and 10 the Policies
hc Trustee the Same enewe from 70 time ur tic
-raiion 81 the lease The Insurance "
". DrNNEFeRp.
New York Oct. 49, 1896.
We, whose hcrcun,o subscribed take the
Der OF shares set opposite TO our names respectively an 10
the amount tsrctl
may call fc as the work The subscription -
posted and enquiries may be made al the office Of SANFORD
MANbLS 10 Chanicf street o15u
The herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1835-1837, 1837-01-06

i AND OEFICE.-yOHN L. BOGARDus 49,
- and Counseihr at Law Clinton Hall, No Beek ,,sn 49,
lopse inc Brick Church desJ city Of ILne. NJ
Agency. = ,' "' "A's's n Wsst
atsns obtained and titles perfected sodcrx ar thai; :
either Isl rKcy.,,uoea-ad Late war-sd Canadian volso.
eefs h Eneish Refugees from the States n, CnmsI.
N'va scotia Descres from the British anny or lie 49,
az the above Sh Titles 10 lands fc,sd .r 80
0itS rccnn.ed-7fh Hei entulcd 10 a "A. sh
aSessth Those WIS parted with their discharges warso,
uues hoc nc patents issued err rn
~ m ssvea, states and Territories TIE w. States N"s
scna anu cxas bought ans Sold exchanged taxcs paid sj
Office '~'s" v" aPP'ca'ion 10 uns
Post Masters Throughout the United and other rsu
on tnc above CLAIMS, and acting agents i ssr
c.mmssons. Commune ti1n~ post paid II $3.50 W -
Valuable farming land o state sf I.os. a..
quarter sections of $50
~ - @'' "'~ srhao-
The herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1835-1837, 1837-01-06

STORIA, Anecdotes OF Enterprise beyond the Rscky
"A Mountains, by Washington Irving This day pbasls sale
G. SHEPARD. lss Broadway.
The herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1835-1837, 1837-01-06

TO THE PUBLlC.-MR LEADER paN !, 49,.
Lane CIV Others he Ladies and Gent eaen OF IN. sv -
a. Mrdencs rarely 70 bs ound and edec
New Ingand Cahol como Swsins Panaeea irsn,,s s.
its effects, In all Scrouous or IN any s ~
the blood wants piri., ing - '''''A'A ~Aes
Cream 81 A'sicr. I'm article stands nj tho Ioaa or an -
mct,cs for cissn'me and baatif, inr the compiexou
mlsh Catiohcon flaster THIS
USED so Tor sorcs cuts and burns letter has nv
adi " Known. """ '"y 's"s
Maine kheinac Pills ssch IL the harry e,t nj tho. -
That all those whotfy them r III and fout sn -
other edcne as they nsnodiuiey them They are cs
katei bilious p for climates and very ouch u..1 - -
ianig persons ~lo highly approve tlrm. $3.50 - -
La Motifs Ieseiasc Cough Pills. pills cure Co-~x 80
ea cmgsby lew npIsiciiions Tlo~e who strrj
the asove ,uph % orsht 10 them and ali s
'y ~ .hcm VII " " cconmend hem 10 their ficnss
ei with cons 90 soreness ofths feet
by NC ap'calion OF tfs ng remedy which 4 a-ros
unlsesi Shown One application VIII &C ths n a~t :,
d. Miichsls Chdsan sal,e Those osblsd wi b IL lb,na
swelling aud bu nns OF the feet viii find salye an mn ~
comedy = '~ - $50 'S'o
oorIval in has county. - ''P'.' -
German Headache Powders celebrated article bs. m
eettly cured - Of
buys y ~ cures ilsm on he
Dam ins appointed a. his the following
Souiad Dci-c No Park Rowe and Broadway; Adam
ssn VI nm No Bovcry and Roadway.
Ivs f,cnwlch street ptc Dicke Bfoadway Caaal The
mas ~ Asii - Ca st. WIN a. Tyler of Barclay
aad Washington % Israel Minor, Futos Greenwich A
Is a. ID sands, No 100 Fulton Of William hhove
renrrs1 have books those
used MI Dam ~ kind Ut celebrates medicines
As the Of all his medicines cannot he
books le each uf has which Az ~
OF his medicines and what they used for
dsf iwcods
The herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1835-1837, 1837-01-06

h. THE cOPARTNERsHIP heretofore existing under the
@ Oh w. A. ANDRoSS CO. Is this day dissolved by muiua
oo NJ M, "a, -. w. A. ANDRSSS,
Dso' i'un, 1893. J. Z. ANDRoSS.
Ac
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HANINGTON'S
NEW WING DIORAsrAs.

Opposite st Paul's Church, Broadway
THE PUBLIC respectfully infnc! that the Zbcvo ,,,,
andisiionabe place OF amusement open on much
!arrcr scale Than formerly with Entire Set of Nov
Dioramc scenes. painted ~ the best Artists The saloon has
been entirely cfcd for the comfort Of visitors noJ
decorated forming the complete beautiful P, liz
ton Room ~ Amenca No been parc render Tho
oramasattnc moral interesting and splendid Ths scenery
cough, Lchr, Scwcl and Others. r. "' "e'
The New Dioramas will consist Of
= i-Animatcd View near Plymouth England
H-East Indian scene, VI Nov,I 10 III
~, run,nshun hu-Sonu a sriipwreck.
~ .ho ,n@ hnreE, lIi-Cathedfa al Cologne,
N-ihc 1eNs'iai Regions lA-Italian TantocclDi.
Among the Drop Scenes
Mount vernon-Dukc White.
View the RhineC. Lehr
Conmna Spain.-P. Gram, Sen.
Scene from, he Maid of Cashmerc-H. Sewcn
View Of London fom Waterloo B'lie,-Bongsush
View near MissoIonrh, Greece.-R. Jones.
Temple OF Sciencc.-Walkcr
Boxes ecents Paree aud upper 25 Children
accompanied Ivy their Parents Guardians half plce
Doors at e-perfomanccs clock d3 If
The herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1835-1837, 1837-01-06
XNOOD,s CARPENTERs, 4 MECHANICs'

w TOOL STORE, IL Chatham and Chamber s - ~
w hus constantly fr sale excellent assortment OF
the following Of description stocks md bits suees
and hits patent calppe and dvd turning and
er cnse and plates stocks and dies hammers
ADDE'S bcvcs spirit levels burshcrs spoke s0vcs,
cuhr saws turning lahes, measuring tapes
smen's wood boses fo cutting of ali sizes nj
VII 'o~. cutting nppets and pliers, ntrc squares, compass
OIL stones draw knives plane ircns non and steel
hollow seers drn tools Shelters patent
gers cabinet makers clamps copper glue blow pipes c
Baldwin, New York. s,u. a.,s
The herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1835-1837, 1837-01-06

GENUINE IRISH AND SCOTCH wHIsKEY on sale by thu
puncbcon under custom house lsck and from the
less quantity 10 suit pnrchasersa well very codals.
which beng made by Ourselves enabled 10 sell nj
ces and consumes will find il their interest call and taste
portel for sals. dss Tvs
The herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1835-1837, 1837-01-06

EHMn SUnsCKIREKS have on hand, and CONSTANT,
selling ~ the CENTRAL COAL YARD, I7o Mulberry ~.
near Grand IT the bow prices best OF chuy Peach
Orchard Coal from the Lewis and Spoln's veins.
Also Lehigh Coal deli, cred in all parts the cay,
G-ln COLyIN A OWENS.
The herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1835-1837, 1837-01-06

IL q NJ GUoN at the old established Drug Store 1877 Bow.
cry corner Grand street. has the the pubic thai
the se which surrounded his premises yesterday morning and
threatened him with ant destruction has with hs
70 ns Ieas oofng the cedirected Fire
nptmeW ~ Staying as prog 10 ico cadhis yengs,
re return ms sincere thanks; and he
thew as satisfactorily he has before 10 do with the
vry pet arc rs IN the Drug Medicine and Perfery
wich discriminating public be satisfied Of BY giving him
ca where re VII be happy at all times them Aber
heny Cough Mixture Worm
sal Ptster still continue receive the of
an enlightened public. dI7
The herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1835-1837, 1837-01-06

FRANKLIN THEATRE.-rHIs EVENING will
\ he Drama III the
gold, MI. Judah
Dance by the Cha acters
Ahcr ~hich tho ! lay Of
MAN ABOUT EowN-Tom skirts, John Seton.
Fancy Dance, Miss Kerr
40 conclude with the Nelo Dmma Of
ELsHlE, THE BLACK DwARF-The Elsiie Mr. Judah
Isabel, Missy Moner
Doors Performances commence at o,cluck IRE
ciseiy. Boxes SO cents PHI -.
NATIONAL THEATRE-M PLUMBERS BENE.
FTr-rhi> ENENiNG wi be presented the uIay If
THE wIFE-S. Pierre, J. X. Scott Maranu Mi Grove
New song Bold ant Fearless FreneD, by NJ, Plumer
Sosg by Mr. Ba dock
So g by Mr.. Mitchell
Pas Chnois, by Meme. Chekeni.
TO conclude with The drama of
ROB ROY MACGREGof-R b Roy NJ Gre.or. MIR J. r. Scott;
Fran Is Osbildton Pluncf; He IA Gego, Mrs. Finn.
Doors quarter past o. quar-
ter bcfoe7. Boxes e. Pit SO cents Gallery 37t.
MEXICAN THEATRE, 30 " ERY.-rHis
N EVENING, will be pc formed the rigeey of
VENICE PRESERVED Mr.. g. jones; Jaiier Eaton
Beyd.ra Miss Warng
To conclude with the Farce of
GRO SING THE LlNE-Wouvenaan Won Brown, Mr. Edwia
with iety Of songs; Poo Miss Warng
The has he pleasure that he has
gagged Mi ALEXANDER WELC II, of tle Terapn Lunch who
Will make ms appearance on Tia say an dcteran Ora
ton in Dutch, IN the cha 'acter a he yng DuGhsan
Boxes, 75-Pt, S7t-Gall.ry, c5 cents
MEXICAN CIRCUS AND AMPrIIi,rs A.
N TIRE, RICHMOND RiLL, Gunner yarc k and Charlton
streets u
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TT in THE SEASON OF THE YEAR-The Ladies' and
1enue,nens excellent article for beautiful Head Of Hair Tor
sas Paities, Nous Marriages. to oil their
locks recommended sian Hair Oil al the %
ent Drug Stores Throughout the city. dt7
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BENEFIT CT THE BLIND.
NEW YORK CIRCUS.


MI Cooke Propretor most respectfully the Public
Of this that he will FREE BENEFIT on rnrsaav
Evening January 2h aid of III, Funds OF New York st
tuition 10 the Blind The lection OF Equestrian
Tor the occasion will be entirely and the whole the
will be given without deduction whatever Futile,
lars will be duly announced III. ., ;,ou
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MATCHES a. JEWELRY-s l. TOBIAS Man.
o u,ac.re OF Patent Lever Watches Temple Court Liver
,ensse assortment OF Gold Duplex Lever Aachor Escape
nde endent second and Lepne Watches superior Tla
" Also, ood CHAINS, seals, Keys Diamond Rings Ear
Kings Branches &C. which he ocls low ices and on
accommodating UrHs d23m
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Ky NOTICE All acceptauces which have been made
payable AZ the Phenix Bank depos ed Bank coec
ton ~ VIII Oh we do not keep be al our
Counfing House, No 80 al raid Merchants
BANK on presentation. II. M. ANDREWS Il co.