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The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1839-10-01

U-5pThe Stockholders of The Bank OF MontPe'-
Ter decided, at late meeting called i"i '"o pu''
pose not to accept the act passed by the last Leg
islature rechartering that Bank. Inc prohts OF
the Bank for the last six years have been but tr'
He over per cent and with the additional tax inn
posed by the new charter, the stockholders think
they would not realize even six per cent, and in
connection with other considerations they prefer TO
Withdraw thor cupal for private use. They will
nsk for an extension of their banking powers for ]
wear TO enable them to close the concern. This is
the only Bank in Washington County; and as the
County is strongly opposed to Banks, or was a
bout election time, the Legislature cannot with any
degree of consistency impose Bank upon them -
If the charterng Of a bank to be located in town
or county, where majority of the voters declare
banks to be "nuIsances," "shaving shops" and
ga cure," Is not high handed tyranny, should
like to be informed what tyranny is
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1839-10-01

,sHerc he gOcs"-thc office hoiders abroad. The
Vermont .Vorcury Of the 9Th ult. has the follow
ing :-"We understand that the Post Master, of
Montpelier, George w. Barker, in this village
last evening, on his way South and West in this
Van Buren, and his adhorens, Gas they are all so
directed to do y to make such offers to members
which they GAIL doubtful OF the Legislature, as
will purchase them over to their side, and thereby
but we trust this move will not take with Honorn-
bic men, and that all such offers will be rejected
with contempt.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1839-10-01
SICKNESS AT THE SOUTH.
tract Of a Merchants letter..
AuGUs IA, Geo. ,

Angus IA, leo, sept Ia.
Doctor. Robertson, DR.. Anthony, and DR.. Ever,
al taken down. All our old physicians are sick
or dead hut one, The Sheriff aud Marshal died
yesterday. G. Latimer and Henry Cumming
were taken )ast night The deaths are to IL
per day. do not believe there are 1900 persons
white and black, who sleep within the city.
At New Orleans ON the 18th inst. there were
% interments l6 cases of Yellow fever.-There
were II patients admitted TO the Hospital; 10
with fever The Louisanian of the % ult saws:
THE sickness has not abae, either IN mar.
nancy or frequency, although the number of
recorded deaths is not so great ii was this time
two years ago. The weather is serene, mild and
pleasantly cool in the day time. The air i'm the
morning and night is chy--whch is believed
to he an untayorahle state of the atmosphere
both to the sick and those who are liable TO the
epilemic.'
The sickness at Mobile continued at our
last dates, to prevail with great virulence.
and al no time, since the memorable yenr of
1919, hns the mortality been so fearfully great.
The Journal of the 18th says: 'We are pnned to
say, that there is no sign ofan abatement of the
epidemic. On the contrary, comparing the da
~ mortality with the diminishing population.
we fear it may he said to be on the Increase
The number of interments since the first instant,
amount to the frightful number Of $50, which
gives daily average for the past eleven days OF
little over TO- Our population now hardly
reaches $500; somes compute it much less.
Those Of the citizens who were able to leave,
have almost invariably suspended their present
engagements, and departed either to the water.
ing places on the PascapouIa Bay, and the
islands and bluffs along Mobile Bay, sought
refuge in the saIubrious atmosphere to be found
in and around the neg hborhood of Pensacola.
The pleasant villas and country residences
which are for miles scattered IN every direction
in the vicinity of Mobile are all filed to overflow.
rS with the refugees. The city, consequent
~, presents deserted, melancholy aspect,
whch,t will perhaps he well for all. it should
maintain, until the sanative influence ofu few
white irosts are experienced.
IN Charleston, for the week ending on The
10Th INST, there were % deaths in the city, 7
with Yellow Fever The Mercury on Wed.
nesday says: The yellow fever s,ll prevails
mere, and we fear will continue till frost. as sew
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1839-10-01
NEW GOODS J
s Ea q az a & d g w G & &

NKTiLL receive, Thursday next, Oct g II large
w and we'll selected assortment Of
Sc 4A.RaIB So NT3&rlr -.3 5s 09a@Go
most of which have been purchased at prices unus.
ually low aud will be sold for CASH Mt Il very small
advance. The impression has prevailed 10 a con-
siderable extent that Goods may he purchased of
peders at better bargains than of regular merchants
Whether this impression has ever been well found
ed it is not material enquire /, is sufficient for
our present purpose that assure the public that
prices shall be 50 lO1o to give occasion for
The remark in future, so far as 1t applies TO Us
Experience has taught us the force of tic maxim,
that ga niuble nnepence is better than slow shil-
ling and we shall adopt in future such policy
as will make it for the interest Of persons who pur
chase with cash, to purchase of us. These remarks
are not made merely for effect, but with The firm
belief that the plan proposed may be carried into
effect in good faith and result to the mutual advan-
tage Of our customers and ourselves.
We therefore repeat the assurance that we will
sell Goods for cash n smaller profit than has been
added heretofore in the
Those wishing to barter for Goods, purchase
a credit, will do we'll to call before pur-
chasing elsewhere We don't wish 10 sell to such
Nicer pay-but good credit and prompt payment
at the time agreed upon, will bay Goods at small
advance from cost.
The Ladies' and Gentlemen Of ST, Johnsbury and
vicinity, respectfully invited to call and exam
inc the Goods.
St. bloomsbury Plain, Sept. 80, 1889. l3tf
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1839-10-01

nTWe see it stated that "Brother JOnnthae'-
"the largest paper in the country" is dead. We
apprehended as much, having paid for it in advance
and received only two numbers. 1t looked little
like humbuggery at the onset. This is not the first
time have been bitten by the city mushroom
papers. any body wants good literary paper
from the city of N. Y. send for the New YORKER
it is worth a dozen of Jonathans, Phil Courers, and
other Like trash.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1839-10-01

eral cases OF violent character have occurred
since we Inst wrote on the subject.
"A letter from Savannah, September 18th says
that report has reached there that day 10y the
schooner lvanhoe, from Black Creek, Florida,
that they have had several cases of Yellow Fe-
yer there and two or three deaths. / cannot
youch for the correctness of the report, but think
il most likely to he correct.
A letter from Augusta Geo states that there
were six deaths for the "a hours ending on Mon
day the 10Th inst, at 10.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1839-10-01
FsNrfEacEo VI aalEesgA

A HOUSE well established. and free from debt
IN in the West India Goods and Country Produce
business wishing to make some alterations in their
business, would admit Partner with cash capt.
tai of from six to ten thousand dollars. A young
man from the country good character and capa-
city, would be preferred.
letter, post paid, addressed to o. p. q. Post
Office, Boston, with real name and reference, will
be Immediately attended To- confidential if required
Boston. August 81, 1889 llOA6w
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1839-10-01
$500 is offered FOR the bust Ploughing;
y 100 60 . ID hest :.
M al hrst
ENss FIN for ssasc,

ENONTAINING iO7 acres of land-lyng on The
u road from Stanstead to Burlington-GO acres
o. which are under cultivation. The buildings
good, Il al! made wthin years the house one 81
one haIfstorics high, p by 80, we'll fuished;-the
barn is 30 by 42-and there is also good shed so
by 90 on the premises.
For further particulars, inquire of the subscriber
on the premises. 4 reasonable credit given for
part Of the purchase money
ALPHEUS DAGGET.
Coventry, Sept. 9, 1889. l10-Gw
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1839-10-01

Money is said to be worth from to per cent
month in Cincinnati. Fine Sub-Treasury times
there.
A fire broke ont at Natchcz on the 9Th ult.
which destroyed property to the amount of about
100000.
The New Orleans Bee of the 9th inst. says, Gan
affair of honor took place yesterday Amorning be-
tween two gentlemen of this city. The weapons
chosen were pistols. One OF the parties received
his antagonists ball through both thighs, the feshy
part of the right thigh being traversed, and the
bone of the left broken. The wound, I'VE under
stand, is considered dangerous"
The Serpent Again.-The Sea Serpent seen
Sept 9TH, by the schooner Planet, Capt David
Smith, when about thirty miles off Seguin, going
into the Kennebec, who ran within forty feet of
the Serpent
0-3@The Ladies of England are about erecting
Monument to Lady FLORA HASTINGS.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1839-10-01
SsAedld 81 aDewetf.

ETAVE received from the Manufactors of Messrs
d n F. IL III. Keyes, Newburv to sell on comms-
SION, prime lot Of SOLE g. UPPER LEATHER
d. CALF SKINS. Those wishing to purchase
will do well to call
N b. WANTED, Hides s. Calf Skins for
which fair price will be given.
Sept. 30. 1889. l13--.tf
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1839-10-01

Some idea of the health of New Orleans may
be formed when it is known that 700 deahs occur
ed in that city during the month of August, Of
which 500 were ofyelIow fever.
The Pbiladepha World, hitherto neutral in poll.
tics, has come out, and raised the Wing banner
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1839-10-01
TT A.. 2ES RE a GLE g !

In Waterford on the 22d uIt by Isaac llarring.
ton, Esq. Mr. ABEL HALE, to Mrs EruERrINDA
TYLER, after courtshp of one week-C0m.
In Stanford, n. II. I4I ult. Mr. J. F. G.. Hayes.
editor of the Wing, iIaverhin, to Miss Mary NJ.
Marshall
In GuijdhaIl, on tho 22d ult. by Rev. Mr. Smith,
David Denson. Esq to Misa Pamela l.. Nelson.
In Danvilo, ODD uIt, hIr Wm Capron, Of VIII
Jamestown. TO Miss Mary Il. Dunsyre OF Danviilo.
In Danyie, 18th ult by Rev. Mr. Rigs, Henry
Mnttocks, Esq. TO Miss Martha O. Porter.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1839-10-01
BRIGHTON MARKET-SEPT. %.

Reported Tor the Yankee Farmer.
At market, S25 Beef Cattle, $50 Stores, 3S yoke
Working Oxen, 10 Cows and Calves, 1850 Sheep
and Lambs, ESQ Swine.
PRIcEs. Becf-Stl on the decline. First quail
ity sold, at so to 7,75-Poorer quality, sales
very slow
Storcs--sales very brisk-prices varied u
very little from last week.
Working OXen-We noticed sales ut !$75, 80, 90:
95 100, / 10 and ll5.
Cows and Calves-We,e sold a, sos, 80, 80, 50,
49, 40.
Sheep IL Lamhs-Quolics rather poor. Sales
varied but very little from last week.
Swne--At retail to s. Wholesale 5 12 for
Sows, 6 ! . for Barrows. Old Hogs retaied
from 6 10 T.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1839-10-01
Straw Steer.

a BOUT the LIST of July last one year old
N STEER strayed from the subscriber-red, and
had no mark about it except crop ofthe right ear
Whoever will return said Steer or give information
where il may be found shall be suitably rewarded
U. W. MINER.
Peacham, Sept. &c, 1889. 1l3*3w
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1839-10-01
NehrH,EGE

rs hereby given that the PASSU MPSIC TURN.
4 PIKE will prefer their petition to tho next Leg
isature praying for alteration in their tariff of
toll, and for the right to- have two gates, and the
right to resurvey and relay portion of their road;
and right to discontinue part or all of the same.
Also to have the provso of The seventh section Of
the original grant so altered us that shall be
exempt from toll except The inhabitants Of the town
Of Ryegate when on their domestic family bust
ness.
ANDREW WARDEN
HENRY STEVENS, Directors.
WM. WARDEN.
Sept. 10, 1889 1l2w3
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1839-10-01
NEW mNEG STORE

NEW DEgEG STORE.
VEyEIE Subscribers have formed connection in
q business under the firm Of
NNHRA. a. SjGlEGA psOm 81 Reed,
und have taken for the present, part Of Store No
ia, State Street, nearly opposite Broad, where
they offer for sale to Traders from the Country and
others, general assortment Of
DRUGS, PAINTS, AND DYE STUFF,S.
WIN. q. SIMPSON.
GEO. II. REED.
Boston, Sept 1889. Il3epis2m
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1839-10-01
a alsmlgnHsgraeOE''s Sale,

TN pursuance of license from the Probate Court
n in the District of Essex, the subscriber will sell
at PUBLIC AUCTION on the THIRTEENTH
DAY of NOVEMBER, a. ID. 1889, at WOOD.
RUFF'S INN, in Barnet, Glover Villagc) Yer.
mont, the following LANDS, belonging to the es-
tate OF LUTHER WARREN, late o. Hartford, in
the State of Connecticut, deceased, to wit -
In that part of Wcnfock, fo'meriy Catdcrsbury in
the County of Essex aud State Of Vermont,
LOT No. IS IN tho I'd Range,
@ No. % in tho Sd Range,
90 No. 26 in the LIST Range,
GO No. % in the ID Range,
g No. "a in the 3d Range,
:! No. % in the 4th Range;
" No. q in the 9th Range,
g No IS in the 9Th Range, continuing about
1874 acres.
LOTS No. %. "a, and 30, frs, division Lots in
NenLoch in said County of Essex.
LOT No, 81, of The right of Asahc Tryon, and
Lot No. 81, of the right Of JabeZ Warren in Bruns-
cj@h, in said County OF Essex.
THE RIGHTS of Stephen Noble and Elisha
Aiken in Ferdinand in said County of Essex.
ONE LOT or LAND in tiMitdhou, in said
County, drawn to the right of Andrew Andrus, ly-
ing Maidstone line
LOT No. ID, in the 4th Range, in said Guild
hall, except % acres.
y PIECE OF LAND in Brruel in the County
of Caledonia, decided to said Warren by Henry
Stevens, Esq. lying on Connecticut River, and con-
tanning two acres.
Dated at Concord this oth day of September,
8. D. 1880
1Il-3w DAVID illBBARD, in. Adm.
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Queen; we rejoice 10 say, looked extremely
oil
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-06-21

Tx RuyHs -. srUYvEsANT and " AsHiN0.
J ,vI ~ runs nitsa their interests, under the
s snS vy np o. Sv mr. WASHINGTON BANK IN THE
vi wv YORK. capital 100000, in 40 900 share.
sIv note tina. the said Bank will Spsssa
Bowery corner Second street Thursday next 10th June,
instant. Hours oAbssiness from "a. NJ to ar. NJ.
Inc notes o. blowing Banks will be received deposit:
CiJ OF New aorx pd Brooklyn Banks Bank Of the United
States Catskiil Bah Tanners BanA Ulster County Bank
Kingston BANK rarNrs and Manufacur Bank Posgh-
keepsse Duchess Coaty Bank Powell Bank Poughkeepsis
Bank Westcheer Cou,y Bank Bank Bank Of New
bugh Hudson River BSk Hudson and other Banks in th
Stats At the usual siscout
ROBERT YAM RENSSELAER,, President
ALPHEUSsHERMAN, Vice President
MOSES MAYNARD, Jr. Cashier.
RECToRs.
Robert Van Rensselaer, Alphsus Sherman
Peter Palmer, Richard Barnes
Ethngham IL. Warner, John Harris,
Charles Oakley, Richard Oakley,
Charles Henry Hall, Robert Elder,
Jonathan ii. Random, ID. II. Robertson,
Jo'l Kelley, John Van Boskerck.
New York, 18th June. 1899. iel5-lw
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-06-21


90 CARD.-THo. r. MERCEiN respectfully states,
that self respect and due regard the proper
of the laws prevents him. during the pending controversy with
Mr. Barry, from noticing the misrepresentation and in
the absolute aehoods of the adavits and
communications onteresed parties sent daily
the press particularly all the facts the will be legally
disclosed in few days je2l-2r
90 FIFTH ANNUAL FAIR OF THE MECHANICS
INSrlTUTE-Th Board Of Managers give notice that the
Fifth Fair Of the Mechanics Institute will be held at
the ID the 4th Of September next in
elusive.
The Garden viii be opened for the reception Of articles of
Exhibition competition Monday and Tuesday the ID and
Sd Of September.
Engine of not less than ten horse power will oe in
operation the first day Of Exhibition with proper hang
for the propelling of machinery.
Persons wishing information in reference to the Fair
requested call the Of the Institute in the City
Hail.
frequent enquiries made at the of the Institute
concerning machines exhibited former Fairs it requested
that whenever practicable contributors will prepare
des be deposited in the of the Institute for reference
BY order OF the Board of Managers,
UZZIAH WENMAN, Chairman.
90 Editors friendly to the Of the manuiac-
features Of country respectfully requested to copy the
above. je2l-lm+
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-06-21
J. NNE.
PLUMBER AND E.NGINEE

:, No. 800 Broadway,
Lift Machine, Force and other Pumps, hxed
anu Portable Water Closets, Hot, Cold, Shower and Napor
Baths Gardeu Engines and syrnges, Water Filters. &C.
~ Information given relative to Hydraulics and Levels
aken lor lhe conveyance OF water jel7-m-
LNOURTH OF JuLY-spLENDID FIRE WORKS.
Inc subscribers most respectfully TO the public,
that they have received from the most extern
sye variety Of Fire Works ha be found in the city,
WI fyramd OF God Fire Peruvian Cross, Diamond Cross,
Chinese Fam Sun of brilliant Fire China FLYERS, China Flower
Pots Jack in the Boxes Maroon Initiative Cannon Tour
Billions Mines Italian Sreamers Roman Candles of all Sizes
Line Figeon Crimson, Green, and Rejecting Lights sizes
for exhibition; Rockets Of all sizes Bengoas Vertical Tri-
angle and Scroll Wheels, Serpen Pin Wheels Torpedoes
Pulling Crackers Port Fires FyGg Pigeons Grasshoppers
Blue Lights Ac.an assortment far too to par
tcularize.
Also, any quantity and kind of India Fire Works
Those from othen cities, country Merchants, &c. wanting
such articles particularly invited to call before pur
chasing elsewhere they he assured they Will find the
reasonable than they will find any other place
The city. w. x X. BALLAGn,
jsi1-tiyiis- Ga Chatham, corner of Duane streets
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-06-21

June IL lat - y, Ion " o.
The Cutter Campbell Lieut. Coe from Key ws''' arrived
The u sloops Of war vandaa Levant AID Ere sane
from Pensacola Sunday ,he 9th inst under oras' "
u s. Revenue Cutter Hamilton, Capt Josiah Jturgs IRON
Boeton for Halifax by order Of government TO nqsare no
the seizure. Of our fishermen by the Nova Scoans was
18th inst, lat ~ 40, lon 81 49,
Foreign Ports.
ST.. P,ERREs, Mart, May sl-Cld Susan, Newcomb' New
ST.. CReIx, June s-Pariot, Lorng for New York, in
days.
WhaIemem.
Henry Astor Hudson at Bay Of ISLANDS, May TO- with
1900 bbls sp and 700 whale oil.
p Tallmadce POST Of Poughkeepsie, heard from in
January, with 1000 sp and 500 whale.
United stnies Ports.
SALEM June l6-Sl'd Ocean, wilkins. New York.
BosroN June 10 Arr Victor, Haett, New York; 10TH
Delaware Chickering Rio Grande, via New York. Convoy
do; Citizen Small do cid Fancy Chase do; Renown Low
ell, do
George Henry Hail. Boston, for New York.
Providence Jue oArr Herald, Mason, New York; Hero,
Read do; Lady Washington, Rocket do General Branard
Kline, do
PHILApnLpHA, June l9-Arr Mi1dlesex, Slaght, New
York; Globe Wilson, do; cd Susqsehannah, Meukins Lv-
erpool; Whale Baldwin New York.
ALEXANDRIA, Juns l7-Arr Two Pollies, Fsuntaiu New
York.
BALTIMORE, June ls-Atr Amanda, Driscoll, New York
NORFOLK, June l7-Arr Blanca, Bacon, New York; SID
Thadeus, Hawkins, do.
RICHMOND, June l7-Arr VIM Young Somers, New YORK;
Chariot, Smith, do.
PETERsByReH June l6Arr Sankair, (Rues) Fellman I'm
New York will load with tobacco for Europe. Below Gale
dona Brander, Skerry, Charleston
SAVANNAH, June l4-Srd Celia, Buchanan, New York.
MOBILE, Juse l3-Crd Bob Roy, Arnold, New York; FL
vra, Post, Saybrook
Nrw ORLEANS June I2-Cld Austeritz, Hammond Hrvre
Yazoo, Trask, New York, Atlantic, Wheeler, de-
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-06-21
Passengers sailed.

In the Quebec for London Mr. and Mrs Fearing Miss
Emanuel T. BALDWIN NY. DIR Mignoi Jamaica, Mr. Masters
and lady, Mr. Wusow, N.Y. MIR Hunter lady, child and
ant aud Brooklyn, Lieut. Leps British Army; Horace Bryan
Londen Mr. j lngate MIR Hasband ~ y, DIR ii llapelye,
Mis-. Hyatt Brooklyn Mr. Barnard ~ Y. Mss Forman,
OweroN Y, MIR Bengough Mr. Martin and lady, n. Mr.
Leadbear Philadelphia, Madame Frances Wright Darasmont
1iademosele Darusmon N DIR Pine lady and family Prof
Abraham Ltton Nashville University Mr. Bodea, Jno Ga
ris q Burger MIR w Dunscomb. N. ", France. Lewis,
England Duyal Esq, Richmond Mr. Majorsm Boston,
Jno Clarken, Charleston.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-06-21
MAR RE ID.

On Thursday moraing, Mr. Lewis II. Meyer to Miss Anna
Charlotte Luling
On Tuesday evening, 18th inst, Mr. Henry G. Burdett to
Mis- Lucinda X. Davis
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-06-21

On Thursday morning, Timothy Gnrdincr oakley, son Of
Morris Oakley aged 70 years.
On Thursday morning. the SD year Of his age Capt Vim
cent Core.
On Wednesday, 10Th inst, William Harrison, formerly Of
Jersey City
At Chicsge, H. 26lh u, Elijah X. Hubbard, Esq formerly
OF Middleton Conn.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-06-21

The Tennessee, Of New York-bsfcre repsrted-at Key
west was TO have heeu sold on the 18th inst
There wer ships 40 bgs aud al schooners in the port
OF Havana on The 9Th inst About four hihs cf
Americans
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-06-21


0O- THE INTERNAL RBGIoNs well known by
reputation throughout the unon and which has been in
cessf operation for the last years, located at
City Saloon Formerly Hannington Doramas) and next door
TO the American Museum where the whole be Every
Evening ST halfpast o'clock, precisely.
may add 10 TO The interest Of this Exhibition by stating
that all the Skeletons therein contained those Of
executed Ohio, within the last twenty years. for their crml
nal offences
Previous TO which may be the following NIGHT fLLU.
siONs produced by the New Philosophical Apparatus lately
from Londoa. called the NOCTURNAL POLYNORPHOUS
FANTASCOPE:-
l--Harlcqun dissected 14-Gbost OF CALVIN Edsou
2-The Monster I5-Kemble Ia Romeo
3-Forrcst as Metamora l6-Napolcon
The Bengal Lion l7-Chcrubim
5-Grimadi ls-Skul Cap
6-Dcath on a Frolic I9-Thc three dancing cats
7-Gsbri.l Rayel Punch. 20-Mrs sijdors Lady ".
nsllo. 2i-The living skull
s-The Haunted Quack 22-swnish sport
o-Barbsrussa 23-Thc stoudea skeleton
lo-Masbeth and the witches 21-The drummer Of Pompeii
1.-THE Miser and the Devil 25-wiam ath
12-Falstaf 26--Washngton
l3-The Devil in his element 27Nine Chinese walters
GO B-The Night Illusions will be varied every
ming
Admission 50 cents Doors open at s o'clock. jels-6v.