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. VIZ tts.tr"ss .ua Aetea-,eF yopsiafns @.
a these Pulls. he another proaf Of the iaittll.
bllhy OF tbs old sa=gs, that truth 10 po2 erful
and ~lll prevail" Other pills arc onlv pufFrd
but d.. Peters a'e purebsssa and praissd snd re-.
commended until tbs demand los them has BE-.
come slmssl ahIvessal.
Dr.. Peters would impress lhi. fac, u,on tho
public, ihai HI pills are ne, eusek msdioius.
DO, fcieatiiic compound Of sm ,ls., vhich ha.
been the ressl' Of many years ,n,ee.s applicatioa
70 profession IN which be Vas regularly bred.
and hence u T. s' popular Niih the regular Gscul-
" a. W',h The ptopie at large.
One Of the many peculiar virtnes az She Vsge-
table Pills q, that white very powerful 10 their
effect. they are particularly nIld and gentle In
'bsit action. uniiks the generality nf medicines.
Their application Is never stended sIlh paussa or
gripng
Peters Vegetable Pills ara nou regarded by
use who have had an opportoafy 10 decide
upon their merits, as an Intsiin.abe PUBLIC
BLESSING.
Without an exception IN age ~ country. no
medicine has spread With such fapidi,y ard given
suoh universal satisfaction.
Prepared BY Jo-eph Priestly Peters. NJ d, No.
l29 Liberty street New Yutk Each boz cou,s,ns
40 Pills. Price so cents.
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POETRY.
LOVE NEVER SLEEPS


sLove never sleeps :" The mothers eye
Bends Ger her diving iufsnt's-eed;
And as she marks the memrnis fs,
While Death creeps on with noiseless tread
Faint aud DISTRESSED. she sits and weeps
With beating heart Lore nsrsr sleeps -
Yet. cen tina; sad and fragile form
Forgets the ,gmult OF her bresss;
Despite The horrors Of the storm,
0'erburden'd Nature sinks to rest;
But Ger then both ansfh.r keeps
His midnigh, watch" Lsre Aerer sleeps :"
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS angel bands
S'oep Ger the care worn SIMS Of men;
With pi,ying eyes and eager hands.
They raise the >ool To hope again;
Free as the air. their pity sweeps
The storms Of Time -" L0rs Rerer sleeps r.
And oond-beneaih-and ovst sll-
Der men aud angels, earth and heaysn,
A higher bends! The slightest call
Il answeF'd-and relief is given
In hours OF 40, hen sorrow sleeps
The heart in pain" HR Rsrer sleeps -
Oh. Gcd Of Love our eyes To thee,
Tired of the worlds false radiance, turn;
And as we view thy purity,
We feel COR hearts within us burn:
Convinced ihs, in the loves, deeps
o human IN, LORI nerer sleeps"
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.fGRECTLTER.sL.
IMPROVEMENT on corn.

We are happy to notice in the patent
ofbce some beautiful samples of corn, de.
posted BY Thomas n. Baden, who resides
near Nottingham, Prince George county,
Maryland. The stalks have 6, Z, aud s
ears on them respectively. Mr.. Badc.I has
raised this kind Of corn 10 its present state
Of perfection BY "A years careful exatnin.
alton, Many small parcels we're last year
distributed by the commissioner OF patents,
(the Hon. II. l.. Ellswor,h,) and 10 this
way the corr has b-en happily introduced
into the southern and western states. 100
bushels can be raised TO an acre of rich
land, and IT is SAID l25 have been raised 10
an acre IN The Wabash valley.-Giobe.
Mr.. Baden has made this coru thus pro.
ductlve BY carefully selecting the seed for
tsenty four years. He took the best, and
from stalks that had the NEST ears upon
them. Every crop farmer raises can be
improved BY the same process. b, vn.
fortunately Too many thIuk s. any ihlag will
d. FIR seed and therefore send the best of
every thug they raise TO market. As long
as this IS practIsed, no Improvement viii be
made. But oy following Mr.. Baden's ex.
ample, great results may be produced.
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experiments, except tina. very sdj ~ PVlI
ton Of salt was put in each mess Of mush-aDd
there Is no miracle IN them. The hogs al
lowed 3 l.2 pounds each gained less than
hree.fourths OF a pound daily, and this sure
~ they might have gained from the meal !;
but they gained more than those fed on dou
bic that quantity Of corn. The saving of
one half the immense quantity Of corn con.
sumed 10 raising and ia,iening hogs in Ma
~ land, would be- we'll worth the otter of
premium 10 have these experiments accu.
ra,ely repeated aud tested BY dlfferen,
persons.-- Maryland Ayr. Report.
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A NEW COACH q Gl'
alDpa

TIME subscriber would res'" n
n form The cir,zen. Of Charlotte y.
surrounding country, thai be us 80 - Tb1
old stand, formerly occupied By Capt y. =, NJ I
Dwight, and il nov prepares 70 e1,y .,seGb..
Coach Making IN vnr'ou' ,'.,e,.,
Having purchased a stock Of goo ~" h'J I'D
seasoned lumber, &c., and having ~. M
experience IN the business DC "a ',,,.t,clia
self that he will be able to give sa''' ..,r.
to all Who may favor HIN with 'ee :" Z 8,
age. Every enor, on his part soa, y at ! d
10 trying to make his work eqDa. "onotry.
pass. any made ~ this seet'o', o .,oes, a.
AnREPAiRING done win ne y so,k
despatch. Also all kinds Of o oaYlr,,ppuAN,
CHARLES OshA
April 10, 1898, ~
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A Catalogue of Reasons

for asing d.. fstsrs' Cshbsisd Vegetable PiIs
l. Because they are exceedingly popular, which
proves thctn 10 he exceedingly good
z Because they ave composed Of simpiss which
have the power 10 do Rood IN an Immense numbet
Of cases, without possessing the means 10 do injury
IN ans.
g. Because they are moi quack medicine bu,
'beseien,ihc compound ofs regular PHI stefan, who
has made his proitssiop the study OF b.. life
T. Because they ire not unpleasant 10 tab G, nor
distressing to retain, while tbsyae most effective
10 operate.
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SHEEP WORM.

There IS fly that oeposltes its eggs in
the nosirils OF sheep, usually in August and
September, where II matches, and then
makes IFS way up into the head and often
causes death. The frequent application Vi
tar TO the nose Of sheep, Is considered the
best preventive. Put tar on boards and
strew on salt, and the sheep will smear their
noses with tar IN eating the salt. he FOL
loving meihud Is recommended bv some
sheep bes,ers. Take a small log, dress
II little upon the upper side, bore holes IN
10 It With large auger al short intervals,
about tso or three inches deep, oil these
holes with salt, and with brush apply tar
as often Us once week around The holes, and
give the sheep daily access 10 tue salt. A
small Quantity OF tar frequently given 10
sheep IS considered conducive to their
health. Alexander Reed, Esq., Of Wash
IDgion county, Pa, observes, we have
long been satisfied that The use of tar
IS : medicine or cnudunent for sheep has
not been Gully appreciated. The cough snd
io1l bose, ! am disposed TO thluk, are both
produced from the same disease. " hen
se notice them We lose 10 time IN removing
ihem from the flock, and make free use II
tar. IL rarely fails to effect d cure n q
lew days, unless the annual IS old or IN
sound. Form. d Gadr.
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HERMAN ETMuLtER. " n.
WALTER VAN IAULT. VI. D.
ADOLPuts " t.RNER, NJ. D.
Germany, Dvosnsssr ~. 1886
Important Information

Isissss ssgsuag rtga tAssfs Ne bas. DssrYA1a
SsmaAsI emP assf' Cos'es tfs~p. 4 SSs.@s
A 'iiE aauy - X, :. hEkNARDs Rsm,es
IL ys' t4sisrs has cUased u o. Brobls ~. Ia.
y 81 are, tie ohly safs toancattoa o. VI nsrias4
g. 90 al ots' Alna- 81 knp~lsdgt, hss iisetaail,
Established shat The lacs4ags soe gssittoa oi ne
Kennedy. lie sdusifsbls seayastiea 10 TIE rsgIogs
ndisatioas @htch " rs coafss u sAsss Gts-
@ases ol Ihe stasl44ea, uVgt ans Eo~tis ususlt
drsignsise As tssssfA complaints. I'D tbs Ffppsh
- ~ AsslctpAss ifoa4 The hfa Of all "a ses sssce.
h"ee'cf, uss 0f usen coasPsias, To d,.sstas,s.ls
aecafstsly snd Is eseAis aslly agea Nv sssscs. OF
utdielne, must }. tbs brat add Ssh sueA 10
re aso', hs usss, Asltaigu. n ihsse a.Srs,
'ausi lsy ssias shese ysslua,es,.
lbs lhetfalios. 81 elfe aft--ta uafaalliln ihs
stomach sad S~~s.s 10 rciiesv ths tIc.s ltsc vuA.
'ug and fqigiug 10 siisy tie ineres,ss Tftah,A
u The inissigss, gisiHg i.e to tnerrAsee p~fis.
iaie WOlian 20 fsllsss thar fasu.Agie stats afths
s"ssss h'eh - Siisu thu stsrsaas Of shfauic ca
So 'oais;lasea accompanied suh ipEs,aa.. ,isa
aud g'celnisaa To sysrcoms tbs sBasrns tqgAhrs
he eifcuatina. aas ttsiuss sstasA 10 tbs s4ggaes
smosc eouRssllon ei The iatrrnal orrans aud 10
'viisvs tbs morbid tfFilahtv ~ tbs bfain ard nst
v0as system :--ali u ~hfcb has bcsn Ell essd b.
be ase Of BsTnz,Ss Ren>ay for fAsl.ra: csrsih.
ealeS Of shseh have been g'ysh at vafsou. spss II
10 efficacy tn eases s'dsy difErreat ia their sfL
I. m aud PfuEfes. Of each other
u I,oJs 10 'ht Certificates and dsfscsion. - ,eh
sfesapsny each bottle. rhey are he kssi evidence
~ r.s'n. Fa' sals ~ william. 4 Bsyd.
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FATTENING HOGS.

On the FIRST day OF December four shoais
Of the same breed, nearly OF a SIZE, and as
much alike IN every respect as could be Sc.
lected from herd Of ninety odd hogs, were
made choice of; each carefully vel he'd, and
placed 10 sIngIe siye where their food
could be exactly regulated. They weighed,
between 81 pounds aud 100. The two
Whose weights together made Is5 pounds,
were fed on one gallon Of sheiied IudIan cora
wAighlng seven pounds TO each, for eye.y
"a hours, and as much saier as they van
ted. THIS quantity Of food vas plenty
for them; generally they about consumed
it. Sins Eve or SIX fi'rent DAYS between
the Is. of December and 4th Of January,
the titGe the experiment was gong on, they
dad mol eat tseir hole allowance.
FOR the two shoats, whose weights 10.
gettrr made l73 pounds, seven pounds Of
good lndian corn meal, by measure ten
pInis, we're made into good mush, or hasty
pudding, and divided between them for ey.
cry tHeniy four hours. That is, shese two
had allowed them exactly half the weight
OF ae-a winch the others had Of raw com.
The seven paunds Of meal were daily NIX.
Cd Stfh sealding water, and then we'll boil
cd The ~hnle process &C cooking vas done
on al average 10 = hours. They we're
sll led twice day and at the same tipe.
The evening feed Of the shoats fed on a,ush
was generally sarm-the morning feed,
asy'ng stood al! night. vas generaily cold.
The seven pounds, or len puts of meal.
shen cooked, seigbed an average oflhirfy
pounds, ADD measured an average Of three
galloas There vas a difference Of zine
pounds IA the weight of The latter pair
the smallest had the least appetite. and has /
allowance nf fifteen pounds Of lnush vas lasr |
as much as he appeared to want or would
eai up e'ean the other was greedy, ami
alHsys sharp act, dispatched his mes, adick.
y, and wanted more.
Before The experiment had progressed a
'or' night. there sas a very percepiIi,.e DIFF /
ereoee ~ the appearance Of these pigs.
Those fed on the mush assumed more
hifty, healthy, tfesn appearance, pariicu.
arly Of their HAIR, and this difference be. (
;a'ne more striking as the experiment ad
Iancsd.
On The 4ib Of JImary, while prppara
Ras ~ere making fn killing aud dres>ng,
~ere again weighed on The taaf. One
kpse then whose daiIy allowance han
pouad- Of earn each. had increased
ads IN the ~ di,- The other, which
eaei allowance OF corn. had lncrea.
- hands. could nci arconai for
fby any thing could dtsco,.
sore 90 after killing, the Ape.
tgo we're much anore ahkr
hers; and their health was ao.
paily good.
r. fed on 'nnsh, whose daily Al
been 3 ! z pounds of meal
eds oDe gained 20 pounds aud
pounds.
A'he material facts ia these /
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Sour Cider.-A gall Of mustard seed TO
barrel OF sour cider viii return it to It's
sweetness, or prevent II turoing sour ii still
10 good order. A quarter OF a pound Of
saliPelre TO the barrel Of cider will also pre-.
serve from change, according 10 tho Name
Farmer
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FARMERS, EVENINGS.

In one respect the farmer has the adyan.
tage oil almost all other classes OF the labor
ing community, his evenings he has 10
himself. While the mechanic has to labor
from morning to nlne o'clock IN the evening,
the farmers day commences with the rls
ing and setting sun. Although the iad0stri
Gus farmer fluids many little Jobs of work TO
which he very economically approprlaies
his evening leisure, yet the greater part of
the long winter evenings he can approprI.
ate 10 his amusement aud instruction. Ia
no place do we see more cheerful cuuDte
nances than around the blazing fire at he
farmers hearth. There, at the neighbor.
hood collection, or even 10 the family car
Gle alone, do We find social happiness 10 It's
purest simplicity. What an opportunity this
tor the acquisition of knowledge. " hat
farmer who improves these opportunities
can but be intelligent Aud what Instruc
lion so interesting as that which gives him
a knowledge OF his own employment ! Here
We would suggest the Importance OF every
farmer hanng supply OF agricultural books
and papers. IL seems to US that no Que can
be insenslbe Of their utility. Ii this should
be suggestlon ofself interest, which We 90
not deny, still We believe il comedies with
the lnteres; OF the farmer. We will not
enlarge on this subject, as We apprehend 1t
vii not Convey thai knowledge which ~e
recommend. We vii barely say, that We
expect our subscribers 10 increase a. The
evenings length -Amerieaa SIX Gro,rer.
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EASY RIDING.
I'm Equity.

'iseSteH0~g toun'y v T., Auguxt Term
lbs
John r. Williams and Wu. r. McRee
rs.
WIN. Davidson, the President, Directors 4
Company Of the Bank Of the United States.
Samuel &. Caldwell, G. W. Spears, A. X.
Woingion, K. +. Wilson and oihers.
= Appearing 10 the satisfaction Of the Coart.
u 'hastte Aforesaid defendants named ~ the Ban
john Il. Williams and WIN. +. HeRee rr " ~.
Davidson and oihsrs-afs not residents of this
State, II il thsrefsrs Otdfrsd, that publication b.
made tx wteks 10 the Charlotte Journal, that un.
less the said Don.resldent defendant. sppen at our
next Court OF Equity. 10 be held Tor Meckienbatg
county. ., tie Courthouse in Charlotte, on the Ord
VI nday 81 February next. aBs answer. ssid B,
sil be taken pre- coafesso and heard ~ parte 80 10
them. Witness, David Il. Duulap. Clsr ( and Mas
ter, al Office, the 3fd Mpnday az August. 1893
D. X. DUNLAP, G. ME-
Ssp.2l, 1893 Price adv. SIS. 422
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Charlotte. dag p, 1885. 1917
Z Z Z 9 Z 9 { 9 {


CAL PROFESSION IN Germany in Europe.
We, the Undersigned, practitioners OF medicine
ia Germany, are well aware that By our coufse,
We may tottrit the friendship Of Of the iacu-
t.. bot uut OF It's benevolent menIbefS, whs
Influenced by selfish motives Though ~s shall re-
tram from an IMPRESSION OF our uptuisn. either OF
the soundness oi ansOundaess OF Dr.. Gatilcke's
R,n doctrine. "a are happy 10 say that NC te,a
his Sansuse too valuable mol 10 he gearrAlly knoan
-icf what our eyes behold aud our ears hear. We
must believe.
We btreb, state, that when Dr.. Loal.i Otinn
GoelIcke tir,t cAuse before thv Gyf,. pobnc. a.
the pretended dl.csyerer OF a nes aucirtns snd
new medicine, se held has Ia the highest con.
tempt. ssiIesiog and oP,nly pfououneing hia TO
b. base impos.er AID the p'Ibot o. Quscss. Bot,
oa bearing so much said aboa. lhv s2naIirr,
against It anc iot II, ne acre rudUcsd, ifsm mo
usesot curiosity merely, to maze iti,i OF lie re-
puiro virtues ngon a nansbxF OF uuE most hopslrss
pal,euls; and We aesai u cur bogndeo outs
(sstn al the expense o. oar .eil-ta1efr,il pab.icly
- acknowsegu IT. .shracy IN curing nol uuiy eoa-
sump'i0n, bot othsi hlftal maiadiss, Ahseb ~s
have hsfrie'orS behssrd To b. ineurabls. Ogr
eoatcu'pi tor the ciseovstsf 81 tbs mrdIearo ..
al oner .~sil0 cd ap IN oai utter ss,ootshsaepi
~ bst-t uustFNtHu fcs14At AiGs AZ Aa*Efs@ iSf
eur abuse Of bipi, ~s 90 frankly confess 10 The
Au'ld that az briitvs hiH PhiianthrtPt-t, b.
ones honor 70 the psoirsesoa and Ia oGf esuHtf,
hiCh gave h,Hi bsfth
The rrcrni scupttoa os lhis metie,uc into -oas
- cur EufopsAs hospitals is a sulicicH, guaraul,
hal u pcriofm, al ns gtumi~cs. / decided ho,
our testluaony. 10, ~hsFtser Il - a,sd, Il 10 It's
geI b. wnnsss
UEpMk< pTuIutEp n n
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NOTICE.

A PPLlCATiON vii be made at the next sss
m sion OF the General Assembly 10 amssd the
act Incorporating the Male aud Female Acadeasles
10 the town ~ Charlotte
Oet. < 1879. 100
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LAST NOTICE.

A LII persshs indebted u ne A. the Erecutor
N OF the estate Of Reaben Boswell Decd. are
requested TO make psvmeui a. sant the e.is,.
se'iisd AMBROSE ". REA, Err.
SsDt. q, 1893 ats,C
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Red River Cotton seed,
DISSOLUTION.

fENHE toparinerslip OF if~in a Elms wss
II dissolved by ITS own limitation oa The hr.t
instant. For the very liberal support which VI,
have received fron our friends, during our busi-
ness term, W retain our thanks, aud earnestly
hcii all Sho are in-eb'ed iD to make seIle,n. u
a. carly as possible uilh W W. Elms, who Is al
lhOrized 10 settle ;bs Books OF ihs concern.
JOHN IRWIN,
W ". ELNS
Charlotte, OcfsbeT LIST, ls3S 4lS(
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NOTICE.

NOTICE.
a ~. parsons indebted 10 The estate Of Mary
IA A!sFanSer. decd are requested 10 p,ass 10.
'aed'A'e payment and these having CLAIMS wili
please present ihem prpverly saihenlicated SIT.
~ TIE uue prescribed b. la@, o. this notlce III
o. ?lsad 10 bar OF th'if recovery. A. | am dcsir.
ou' u cl1siHg The estate. hope lho.g interested
&ll avail themselves of fhl. uptaer.
BENZ. MORROW. Ex'r.
Oct. 6, 1888 t42l
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Composition Ornament Manuiactory,
builders that he continues e furnish every
scpon sr The interior h.nng o buildings On the lowest
Specimen. can We seen at 'hs mandatory as above
ornaments got upto any dessga mye-6ns
Visiting Cards, Cards At Home. Store Cards,
~ VALENTINES sgin
rKeRAvNa, PRINrING AND FASHIONABLE VISITING
AND STORE CARD BsTABLIsHMENT,
so john st corner of William 81.
~ Visiting Cards Cards At Home for Wedding Parties
printed with the utmost neaaes in The latest and most appro
just lot Of Cards which for wilderness
and brancy of polish cannot be eIceled Persons furnish
ing their own Card Plates have Them printed hours
Mercantile Store Cards; either copper plate letter
All orders personally and promptly attended to-
Silver Plated and Bras Door and Number Plates the most
stamps Seals, &c. &c. my7.lm1
DiAPHANoVWss RMkA aSSTnsnDw. SHADES
AND %AsT To y sTAs s5o aE MTER
These elegant and graceful creations q Iaacyso much pa
G n FASHION WITH TASTE AND
aaa arc 1 s
s ..s s and
freshness beauty With ordinary they Mill gears
NT
BUT THE CHEAPEST AND
THE MOST ECONOMICAL
WINDOW SHADES
EVER OFFERED TO THE PUBLIC.
Sold wholesale and retail by E. DOYLE,
Beekman street. Clinton Hall,
And by BURKE L. OLSEN 465 Broadway.
myS.lm Third door above Graad street
IMPORTANT.
liberal price will be paid Tor east of Clothing
LINEN, PLATE, WATCHES, JEWELLERY, GUNS, HOUSE,
HOLD FURNITURE &C.,
by II. LEVITT, 428 Broadway, New York.
Knowing there persons who make gre puff in their
cast Il n nan
cases do not give the full value for the L. will
those gentlemen who have such articles by them,
and who send for him. Of their receiving the very
value In CASH for every article
N B.-A line through the post Office or otherwise to the
above address, will with due attention. myl-3mA
GILLOTT,S CELEBRATED PATENT
METALLIC PENS.
~ CONsTANTLY on hand at tho facturer's ware
heuse, e9 Reekman large stock of all his well
PENS, warranted OF best quality.
These Pens manufactured under the
endence Of Mr.. Gillou The public therefore conf
IDENTITY depend the nanainance OF those qualities which
have obtained for them so great reputation
B. Beware Of Commercials which easily be detected
by their unfinished appearance, and the inferior
which they put m5g-3m
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TvpE IyAUNl THE HAyUti-I, .ba,

THF, IIAIHt THE HAIR. Ill sbsnid Invariably
BE- borre In mint that good of Teeth. the
nes desirable property Is he possession Of 6pe head s
HAfR, and which only be sbained by cors,apt and
free ot the VEGETABLE HAIR OIL riehly perum-d
and desirable substitute for The inurieus perpetrators
tina, ere daily pnlmed upcu the rnblc
TIE advertiser pledge himself hat the VEGETABLE
HAtR OH vii be found ~ nourh sre shs he hair,
and restore N bald pscesard In order The erten
svs de.nd for v hsspu, y the low price II 80 cents per
bottle. For sale by n g, HART, f75 Broadeny.
All corner Of Cosrtpndt -
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~ observation-disclosures Hail. Broadwsy-which will
be completely ventilated and cemmodiousy fted for the
c
This Evening" and every evening during the week (Saur-
day excepted Mr. Love- the cet braed dramatic Poyphs
will present his novel and popular entertainment entitled
LOVES IGkES FATUI, delivered by him the The
aires Roy London.
After which, variety Of entertainments by Mr.. Sutton the
Ventrloqaist
To be followed by amonopoelegue, eatled
NINE HOSTS DILEMMAs; Or, The Mays Head on
the HeathIn which MIR. will eight
characters and introduce his extraordinary Illusions Poly
phony.
To conclude with
MIRTH AND MARvELS-By Mr.. Sutton. Ha...
Curtain rises al O'Clock. Ambulance fifty cents.
myzl-St~
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On Monday morning, 2lst inst Margaret Pine Cryw OF
Henry Cary 80, =. .,r,.-.,..,L
Br9okyn L. l.. on Monday morang sl Inst Elizabeth
wife OF M T. Merva. - -. ~, $3.50
Hedden, aged S. s- n =.
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n ssAuse psAe NJ o.

DARHayuEATr-rHT KvENINs, win be syer.
GREEN MOUNTAIN fa scrJsdssl.L Hon.b.ea NJ, nm
Mrs squesnish, Mrs wheatley. ''''
KAsPER HxUsER-Dsc.0r Lott wA,le Mr. Hal-Ev.,
Mrs Chippinsae. s,rtem 81 ID vfe EUs ase
sPEcTLxTioSs.-My Wheeler. Mr.. Hn-Mr- Ledger
THE KNiGhr OF THE GOLDEN FLEEcE-sy saeo,
Mr. HIl-vltoris, Miss Cushmaa. s..
TIE xSSRGk SsD.An-Ir.% Dodge, Mr. H'--co'
wHnzdk t....efs 'i;H
WA &c %p,ST%sa f., the S:nsa' Of M wALLAGK
MrH wassk-Lissardo. Mr. BrowAe-Donna Violate, Mrs
CHARLES XII"cAarles XII, Mr. H. wal.ck-- Adam
broeka Mr. walsck.TriPo emus Muddework Mr. Browne
oGsr SDen :! begins at p Boxes 81
: THis EykNlNe vii Z prs:esi as "n
Iss m sL4yF SS" .ss Mr. w.
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Jsey Stokes, Mr. Durivage-Ruih Clayton Mrs Herring
hetty Homer, Mrs La Forrest
Cheeks not transferable.
OLYMP!C THEATRE-Und the agemeato Of
vesrs Olympic Theatrsin Londen-THIs EVENING will
LOVERS oUARRELs-saacho, Mr. H.ll-Leonora, Miss
Hervey.
The DAUGHTER-Msjor Wilson, Mr. Taylor. Caroline
Hrs Hamblis.
To conclude with
ASSIGNATION-Pierre Dubois, Mr. HaI-Madame Dubois
Mrs Wright
Doors open at = Performance at half past
Boxes so cents-Pit IS cents
~ A CARD-Mr JAMES H. WALLACE, lessee and ma.
mayer OF the Natoal Theatre being about leave Eng
land 10 make new arrangements for the approaching
announces lis intention of taking benefit prior his dspar
iurs The subscribers, testimony respect for his
and enterprise in bringing out company Of merlin
condu etng his establishment in calculated to give
Character responsibility and efficiency the drama we'll
out OF personal regard gentle who during many
sourn IBIS country has secured the appreciation and
pec of a-hs friends will attend his farewell benefit on the
evening of the Esd Rst respectfully recemme nd him to
the patronage OF their friends and the PUBLIC in
Philip Hone Prosper Wetm0re John Duer
Geo Morris Robert Berney FL waddel
Daniel Tyler Chas Aug Davis Sar
Lownds Costsr VIM Halett
M Livingston Farace Amos Palmer
M Noah John C Henderson A Stevens
Chas Sandford ID Talma age Joseph Hoxie
y Coster Chas Della crest James Foster
Jas Jones Luke LiRcolR Wilkes
Dudley Selden Hoskia VIM 4 Porter
Saml Bradhurst DR. Smith George Pride
Edw Pearsall myls3t