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.wnAr O'CLOCK IS IT %

I
Whea sas q young lad, my father on,
day called me TO him, that no nigh, ieaet
me 10 know What o'clock il VAS. lie TOLD
me the uso OF the mipu,e Gnscr and The
hour hand, and described to me the figure.
on tho dialpIate, Until was pretty perieci
IN my part.
No sooner was ! quito master Of ldia
additional knowledge, than Sc, OF scam.
periog 10 Join my companions 10 game
of marbles; bo, NV la,ber called ne bacl.
agaiu. "Siop, William, said be, 81 have
something more TO tell yeu."
Back again Se,.;, wondering ~ha, else
! had got 70 learn, ior Ihsushi kuua al!
about tie clock. quite as veil as my father
dii.
William" said he, 81 have taught,
Won 10 know the lime Of day, must teach
you hos t. fad out the time OF your he. p
All this vas s,raoge TO me, so | waited
iwpalenily 70 hear COW my father would
oApala Il, tor wanted sally to 20 10 my
matoles.
The Bible, said hc, " dcscs.bcs The
years Of mao 10 30 ibfeescoro c1d tea,
or ioursco'o years. Now, li!s is very un.
clrialn, and you mHy 20, i've a single day
logger; but, If we divide lie lourscore
years OF an old mans lie into twelve parts,
Ibo Tho dial u elseF.a. VIII ailos al
muss seven years for livery 4 cure. Whsc
. boy Is seven yoars Old. ,acn !, is one
O'Clock Of his life ard this is the case With
you. Wien you arrive al fourteen years,
II wlii be tvo O'Clock wRh yoT; and Wien
a twenty one years. 4, vi, be ;hfco oIosk
], ,wenty.eighi, IT wall TO four O'Clock at
thirty dse, !, VIII bo Eve O'clock ut forty.
Two, it vii DO six O'clock at fouy cine, ii
g,lI be sescn o'cloca, should I, please God
to spare your life, In this manner you
nay always kaow the une Of your life, nnd
iookiag at the clock may perhaps remind
you Of 4. Ny great grandfather, accord
iag 90 his calculation, died al twelve O'Clock,
my grandfather at clever tad ny father at
ten. At shat hogr yoI or shall DC, Wi
ham, IS ONLY known 10 Him to whom aij
things arc taosn."
Never, SINCE then. have heard the n.
curry, VIVA, o'clock is It r. nor do think
that have even looked q, the fAce Of
clock, without bring remln1od o. The sorls
Of my father Z. S. Gu-sRe.
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Saturday, Nor. 81.

- isaN "a IL
The Speaker announced TO the Senate
the following Join, Committees, viz:
On Finance --Messrs. Spru'i, Wilson
Aibnghl, Melvin, Moye, Hargrove, M'Diar-
mid and Ward.
On The Librdry--Mossrs. Mitchell, Ed
wards, and Gather.
Mr.. Moore presented resolution direct.
ing the committee on Education to inquire
Il any, and what alterations are expedlen'
in the act for the establishment of common
schools which was adopted.
HOUSE OF COMMONS.
Mr.. ReId introduced bill 10 Incorporate
the Little River Manufacturing Company
Of Cumberland county which was read aud
referred.
The Sennte's proposition to raise joint
commi,gee on appropriations for completing
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TIE OLD THREE.STRISCED FIDDLE
A correspondent Of tbs Eaqmrer writes
from Nav York on the 9Th instant, tia,
" OH Il lost"
Upon this Mr, Richio laps bis wings
aud crows:
al IS. not losl-We have saved our
houor--se have saved Virgins. Wohayo
saved tho citadel. We have saved The lng
Of the Republican party"
Mr. Riches oxidation II having saved
Virginia BY some two or three hundred
votes. reminds Us Of az aGeedole 20 have
heard Of half wllted brother Of Mr, Ief
erson. Mr. Jefferson, we have been told,
bad his house burnt many years ago. He
had living with him a, the .line u simple,
eccentric brother, who osued 40 old fiddle
With three strings, TO which he was very
much attached. As snon as tho fire was
discovered all hands went 10 work 10 sAve
the furniture, except bis brother. lio ran
IN, secured bis old fiddle, ard swors that
" he hobse and erery thing else m'gh burn
and be ID. lie had saved his fiddle,
which vas all he cared ior." Soft 10 with
Mr. Richie He has saved Virginia, and
il Is worth about az much . him in the
present contest, as was the old three.striug.
ed eddie. Char. Ado.
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SENATE.
Tuesday, Nop. 9.

Tuesday, Mop "a.
Mr.. Bynum presented petition of the cit.
izens Of Rutherford, demonstrating against
the contemplated new County GU, of por.
lions OF Burke and Rutherford. Referred.
On motion Of Mr.. Pas,eur, so much OF
the Governors Message, as relates to tho
Improvement Of Mouse River, was referred
to the Committee on Internal improvements
Mr.. Shepard presented Q bill to lccrie ths
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Reuk Proclaimed. - 10 conformity to a
law Of ,ha, State, Governor Porter 90
10th ult issued his Proclamation, declaring
the HAnRIsoS and TYLER electors Of PENN
sYLvASIA "duN elected"
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KINpERnooK 1LLuNINATEp.

Bot tho other day II vas nothing less
than the vote Of the Union for Van Buren,.
Now It is considered something Iba, DO has
carried old undertook, Mark the grand.
loquence Of the subjoined extrac, from a
letter in tho Globe OF Friday. The italics
are not Ours.
" We have had dreadful contest and
The result IS GLORIOUS indeed. A, thus mo.
menf Old Klnderhuok IS mos, brilliantly
Illuminated with tar bntrels, &c. have
never seen The Lion Of Democracy 50 com.
pleIely aroused as al this time"
WeIl--lhe entire elcctosal vote for Mr.
Van Buren will be less than Old Tips ma.
iority; bot them" old Undertook " hos
been " brilliantly illuminated with tar bar.
reIs."-N Y. Times.
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my Tng WORLD FORGOT

Ehiei u the rag State Tho Nov
York Commerc'ri remarks There 10
likely 10 b some s'rbo ns 10 shlch Of tho
Wing States Ia 10 clam the National Flag,
which i 10 be awarded TO that which giges
the highest majority n proportion to the
whole amo0n, Of its vote. Rhode Island,
the other day, stood Inc be-, chance COR It.
Ru. Vermont, WITH a swell Of fifteen thous
and, nov talks Of claiming Boston Is The
aag cily-she ha9ing gwen the largest
Wing majority for HARRISON. Vermont,
whether the lag State or cot, has the flag
county ---one OF her counties having beaten
Geaesec. Every county 10 Vermont mora
over, has cas-, majority for HARRrsoS.
Sa-h, aiBo, IS the fact 10 Delasarr, with the
addition that not single Van Buren man
has heen elected 10 the Legislature. But
there are some little spots yet brighter even
IN lhs Mississippi country. 10 one town in
tho Siaia Of Mississippi only one solitary
vote vas cast for the Van BGicn electors !
and when tho poor man who did It y saw
The result Of the poll, he offered ten dollars
Tor the privilege Of taking back his vote
and glgiu: 1t over again. Bot IN Missouri
there is one town that has dono betier yet !:
erery cote ieos gicta for Harrison. That
certainly IS the Gag town Of the Union. F."
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Monumental Patriotism. Tho ladies' Of
Boston havo earned for themselves Inmor.
,a honor by their contributions, IN tho work
Of thoir delicate hands, to the Bunker Hill
Monument. Who would not die IN the ser,
vice of their country to have their deeds
remembered by those who render back TO
patriotism, in the unbought offerings of 10
uao hearts, the glorious homage Of tho
public gratitude. Who would no, make
such a sacrifice TO have their mausoleum
reared by the hands Of purity and taste =
Patriot.
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An hrcntion is in progress in England
10 supersedc the necessity Of using horse.
hair for eiufiing chairs, sofas, &c. The
substitute is cork, cut into tbs minutesl
PARTICLES, which is found upon trial TO be
superior to horse.hair IN every respect, aud
the saving is about goo per cent.
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One Rpyra too Maay.-Whils his excel,
lency E1 Governor Shannon was riding in
state through patriotic Lorain, the cavaI-
cade met a farmers wagon in which
we're a number of boys, quite small lnds,--
They turned out for hrs ESceIlency, and
when against his carriage they oil arose
and shouted Hurra THE Governor took of
his hat1 Hurra! ibis Excel'eucy bowed
graciousIyl Huua for Old Tip Hts
ExcelIency drew bis hat over his eyes, and
looked blank as tho ghos, Of a Biughamp'
ion Post no,e.--Cieo. Her.
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Tic BunEcr Hi HouumCui.- We have
the pleasure Of announcing, says the Boston
Courier, that contracts for completing the
monument Of Bunker Hill, we're Yesterday
signed by the Contractor, SIR James S.
Savage, on the one part. and the President
Of the Monument Association on the other.
1t is specified that the Monument shall be
completed, agrcoably TO the otielnal design,
by the first Of October, lS43, FOR the sum
of SI3 500. Mr.. Savage will commence
operations a, the quarry immediately, and
will begin 10 lay the sionc as early as pos
sible IN the ensuing spring.
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VOLUME XII
T.y. Moifon, Proprietor and Putiishsr
TERAIS:

To- Dollars and Fifty Csnis ifpaid in advance
Zly.. Dollars if not paid within three months
lad Y2rss Dollars aad Fiffg Gents if not paic
until afler the expiration Of the Sear. No pape
ds.aniinuod until oil arrearagss are paid, exeep
!, Tia option of the Editor.
eYAdeertisements inserted at One Dollar pei
noaro l6 lines az less, this sized fype,) Tor III,
t,si insertion. and 95 eea,s for each continuance
&, ant advertisements and Sheriff. Sales charges
q p, cent higher; and deduction Of 33l PEI
rn, vii be made from the resalcr prices. for ad
vaascrs BY The year.
AGENTS.
CaLR. II. Cochran. Mecklenburg. ~ C.
ch,s 10 Harris Mil Cyove " q
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The New Orleans Cresccn. says tho 81.
"a, crop 10 Louisiana will be very large
this yesr.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-09-12

S E. On the 81 es1 Ia
Ss %
sioop Psec@Ths Translation at ProSidsnes 9Th
Fps %sSa ssT
the Great Gull appeared have been into, bowspr'
s,s R:SsT Yyiism' Newport, RI has been destroyed
More Pi5aey-The Mary, Clark, from Baltimore, her
&. sE
red streak pivot EY. 4,
hove stsr%ar ' She hailed Spanish
sn 'sn Mss sf
was none Of bis ship and barb from the south
sail in an opposite direction without b. srding Mary
sa 6at nj nssa
Sailing master Samuel c. Hxon, of the U Navy died at
the Charleston Navy Yard s nst aged S. He entered the
CgmmaadsI EDWARD B. Bsbbitt Of the Navy, died at
sSs and as commandd he scop Of Msr Boston
sehr Fl IT. Com Dayton from the Florida Reefs arrived
shps Potomac and Decatur and schr Enterprise,
at fo Janeiro July Is x,,,
Gbrieecho, from NYork for Key Sal Sept lat 80 IS N,
Foreign Ports.
arr @ Aug es s from fl Bd r
y M SsEas5 FORT % Sd31 s. o s'g a
f'' f'''n FIN t Gnit asi' State. Ports.
GLOUCESTER Sept 6-arr Leg slaor, Pool, NYok sh, sid
Brutus. Nickerson, do; 9Th Leda, Colby, NYork.
SALEM Sept sarr Narraganse Philadelphia 9Th Edward
Kent, Georgeown via Boston Tangent BOardman NYorki
cid Cavalier, Waters, Zanzibar.
BosToN, Sept lOarr Mary Ann Chds, Newcastle, Ebg:
Pco, Harris Cronstad Thorn, Miller erdam Marietta,
Maton, NYork; Montana, Albany; cid Friend, Lowell, New
York.
BRsToL Sept Sarah Lee, Harding Piano river,
Vas Lady Helm, Smith Kingston, NY; Empress, Wells do;
cid Excel Gladding, NYork.
KSss:;Gs N" York Hamlet Sd
PHL,paLrHIA, Septioa Mexico, Boston, saml Crocker
Taunon Michigan New York; Herald do; cid Hammond,
Spear, Boston, Elijah Chase Ellis Plymouth Mass; Planet
Robinson Bath Excel Morley Hartford; Brick, Reeves,
Proydenes in the sehuy kill Eliza Warren Reed, Hal
Fall River Texas Morris, NYork Genius, Corson do Lii
betty, Townsend, do
WHINING Del Sept 5-srr Despatch, New York; Hecla
II dey, do sth w Wilson, Baker, Boston, Warrior Crow
ell dos Sd, sid West Cash. do Pioneer, NYork T Despatch
NIiaven.
RICHMOND. Sept 7sld Three Brothers, NYok; Chas Pit
man, Townsend, do.
cid Swan, Wheeler NYok Capitol Jones, do Patron Walk
de- ssH
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PACKETS TO DEPART.


Cleared.
Brig Powhaitan, Narn, Charleston Durham Dmon; schr
Almirs Dennis, Philadelphia.
Arrived.
Shin Chester Van Dyke 10 days from NOresns, sugar &c
TO Aymar 4 Go.
Brig Bush ~ days fron Maiapzas with as casks mo.
issses, t. Brett X Nose
Brig Germ shackford days from PASSPORT, with plaster to
P Nevus Son.
Brg Geo Washington FernaiI sd,ys from Wilmington,
C. with lumber 10 Hicks Smith Died board the %
instant, poland seaman. and four % The crew sick
schr Victoria kenney days from Charleston with cotton
TO MASTER
schr MARY Caroline, Nchcis; from Nebern NC, naval
stores, 10 Drpsystcr \ Whtmsrsh.
sehr Andrew Brown, Terry day from Virginia eat, TO
master.
schr rrsEc Briggs days 'fon,P more, uSy, 70 ia
3rggs
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Second Board
state of Trade.

Cotton is very still. There has been change in
prices.
Flour continues without change. Sales of Ciennessees,
and fancy brands s. I2 In Southern there
is change.
Grain remains last reported Southern Corn has
Is freely, and is readily taken at last prices
The Tea sale this morning well attended, but went
ofheavy. large proportion was withdrawn Sales as
ollows
TEAs-TERsIs SIX MONTHS
Young Hyson!7 chests 81 63a cents; Is do 46I; l76
half chests 491 79c; 600 IL Id. boxes soc.
Hyson-ll4 hf chests 5Sl 62ic
Gunpowder2l2 half chests So 72lc; 10 Is Id boxes
a ga; 100 ID boxes 66fc.
Imperal07 Inf chests So 3c 100 IL ID boxes 65c
lii boxes Coo; s cases, each IL . Id cansters SIC.
The New Orleans Bee Of the inst has the following
"a relation to the Cotton CROP
1--WE have heard OF late, many exaggerated account Of
injuries likely 10 result to the cotton crop by new species
OF bug bear called the Such reports CAL
uated create impressions abroad and seem
TO do great deal of mischief Now, do not pretend to
deny that few plantations in the parish oil ibervie have
suffered from the of that insect to show hat
influence this circumstance would exercise the
poets and prices of cotton will merely state that this
section Of the ounty alluded to above only produces
about 5000 bales which, surprising it all destroy ed,
would give rather a small fraction out Of crop which is
generally expected will fully equal the extraordinary
now drawing close. Such like occurrences, worms,
caterplars and other evils to which cotton
is heir to- very acceptable certain parties and
seized hold of with avdy by those whose interest
it par fictitious value to this staple, and pretty
well understood here abroad however they apt to
produce more mischief than is bargained for.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-09-12

FRENCH AND SPANISH NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. de.
srous Of learning french Spanish, will find it to their
advantage. to apply to PROFESSOR TRATEBAS, who by
his long experience AMI teaching those languages
soon gives perfect knowledge Of their doms thus enabling
MS pupils to transact business which those
tice. ' - '
PROFESSOR TRATEBAS attends to academies and pri
waite schools His Evening Classes he ateads
IN the evening" at his residence 2s Church where
to- IN the afternoon he will inform applicants of his terms,
are rnnsI reas anSa
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Am slsements.
PARK THEATRE.

PARK THEATRE.
THIS EVE % q. sx Will
nsaf cH f,'s II ssI1TTs'y Of
s sss:.s H f SSs.:s NJ NJ, Hill in
nhsi ws;S e. s
After which, Pas De bssT, By Madame Asiins, and Miss
HIGH Af His Eh shL g s.I sT e
tsys Mr. G Hnarsss f FOND Duke sa Hill
'''''y Lady Bab '''' '' Mrs rritehard.. 0'''
After which Mrs. Hin will dance L craeqysnns:
The entertainments S e ssps'sde with the farce of
which ' CHAPMAN S ssf %hsSssS Woman
captain which ns win sing woud Boy Ass
n il which, he w,ii sing 1.-The saplis%s o' Ill.,
Doors open at o'clock-Percrmanee commences al hall
Prces-Boxts sli Pit So cents; Gallery rs cents
NEW CHATHAM THEATKE.
Mr. MS sANsEo H4TR sEcffiESSr.
THIS EVENING Ssp, la1Ss Performance will
THE INN W ksE !fi iss% 66as &!
HHs sss Nj ' %s5ss H H:ls NJ s,s G@;
Cracovienne, by Master Wood
Af IS III Hhe iE III tSfSs Of
Belmonr, Mr. Browne Harriet Mrs Mossop
Amer which, Mr. Sanford will sing Jim Along Josey in his
own peculiar style,
After which the drama of
VALENTINE AND ORS ON.
Valentine, Mrs Lewis Orson. Mr. Wood
Hugo , Stanley Knight, . Cline
Doors open perform al quarter tos
Boxes SO cents I'd and Sd tiers As pla cents gallery l2
MITCHEIL'S OLYMPIC THEATRE.
THIS EVENING, Sept. Ia-The performances will com
oH-rH HHf s III g. F#E f SH$nros.
Jupiter. MIR. Cunningham Apollo, MIR. Edwin
Epaphus, G. aham Cyelops, Horton
vulcan, Russell Pan, Roberts
La Petss Mitchell III dance La Crackassa lynn
Comic Song, Mr.. Graham.
After which, the farce of
THR IRISH TUTOR.
DR. Oroole, Mr. MossoP Beadle, Mr. Roberts
Rosa, Miss Singleton.
A DEAD SHOT.
Timid, Mr.. Mitchell Wseman, Mr. Edwin
Cannon, Cunni CHAM Frederick, Russell
Chatter, Mss Singleton
La Bay adere, by La Petite & elests
After which the far Of
NINE TAILORS MAKE MAN.
BroadcIoh, Mr.. Edwis Teddy, Mr.. Mossor
Stitch, Baker Sevedge, Dawson
The Box Office daily from till where seats
and private boxes be secured appca Mr.
Treasurer.
limited number of Season Tickets will be disposed Of
prefessio there is NO FREE LIST al this Theatre
Dress Circle SO eents-Upper Boxes 25 cen-Pt sh
| ling.
Doors open at 7-curain rises at lalfpast
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Provision Market.

Poultry is very plenty in market which has caused a
scarcity eggs This plentifulncss has tendency to
keep down the price of meats The butchers
king profit Of so per cent clear Notwithstanding they
would the prices thirty per cent if they could
With the profit they make many are enabled to keep
splendid trong horses and carriages which they daily
drive over tina avenues break neck pace at the
pense of the laboring classes.
Peaches dear and scarce those who have not laid in
their stock for preserving mad better do The
frost w soon spoil them for that purpose. Ounces
IN mark ct and present a very fine appearance
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-09-12

,s?dsfsd e EAsk s2Ss Ss sIae
!. fsir ira oaad very beneficial es ssc
il and also INVALUABLE seiae to The voice
1ArREs recent al G.:,H. n s f. cSsafSSH,
Evidence OF the peculiar efficacy Of the Clarified Essence Of
ho'' new YoR{k, Fsbruar, a.,is.o
D.Ak SIR The dy Of o ny he. sPSsd m
q pr.achirs BY h9arne;., and should s Be had
and Scss my lung. healed ,pps improves
fore have Z. Ss.o1 in siding ny to s
many whohave the efficiency Of Clarified
"''''' ' . ,'E Rev. wM.c HAwLEy, ?. .o.sy;t
Excl Ne. F:r ,Pd
ms%ssr cSniseopeI. nq. aggoP.d ,s;., spd non,
Division street AlIieit post paid viii b, diligently at
This invaluable Compound made and sold Division
Sole Agent for Nassau street, ELTON corner orAnn.
pube, that Ssir .iasS%sa viii IN s'aT, e c.sd on he
s "os I'd sSo' o,s sSrssy .n
until O'Clock The saloon Open during The week
A CARD TO THE IDENTl The
~ andsrssn.d wsuld hsrsrh mo-. respectfully aeaS sa
ton with their hind asssane, sndlbera psrcssge sddi-
o SS To- ss s e. aa$ % y
thing else needed The exercise OF Surgical and Mechanical
he"
try, such a. Pasdtums. Plaus, files aud other liner Insu
nen and has not spared neither time industry means
in the speedy completion Of his project
lie socits the cooperation Of all domestic aud foreign
ufscurers patentees vendors OF Dentists utensils
pledges himself to all his exeons in doing ample Justice
TO all the goods entrusted 70 his and fair up
right with ALL AS he has bees before American public r
spwards Of twelve sacrificed and me sos IN
permentng r the rubc good he hopes that he
he ia ged BY his deeds and b. bombastc pras and
will merely state that he prepares Oxide OF Gold which
manufacturers Of Porcelain Teeth have conscred s
psrior any other the Prusssn Tooth Cemcst Tor lg ca
rous teeth in such where the pressure Of c tolls
is admss Le he has engaged several ctur, s
Of ncorurbe teeth for furnishing possible still better
Mineral Teeth than hiiherto has hand Human Teeth
Nyrch Tooth Paste Kreosote for stimulating The seus
lily Of The prepared according his original
modes Krcoso,e Lotion nr Gangrene, Dences ofcvery de-
scpton The city and country dent SITS will undoubtedly nd
their adv Ia lending their arOrags ttue
may be- IL but for stimulating him carry ~ views into
proper ercution and u will Ne Asy anpre iafsd by
DIR. LEWIS FEUCHTWANGFR-
sia 20 Broadway. corner Peal st.
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Arrival and Depart ure OF the Malls.

Arrival and Depart ure OF the Mails.
.4rrves Cioses
Eastern Steamboat Mail, via Stonington,
daily, except Sundays, ............ A.. 81 n.
Rsstern Steamboat Mail, via New Haven,
daily except Sundays. .............. P. AN
Esstsrn Land Mall which leaves Sunday
unorasng, closes Saturday ............ ?.
kastern Way Mail via Hsrle IN, w estchestsr,
Norwak, he. daily except Ssndays..... I'm. a. NJ.
Hartford Mad, by steamer, daily, except
Sundaye. .......... .... ..:....s An ar. ~.
daily. ................ ............iil I'm 81 .. NJ.
Western Mail, daily iii 81 p.
Northern Steamboat Mail, To Saratoga viz
Hudson, Albany aud Troy daily. ~ PM "a n
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Am 60.
NIBLO's GARDEN


THIS Ey4fNfSYfw seYs kIv HTT r4M TON
in THREE ENTERTAINMENTS.
The Evenings An oVERTr RI with
TS be fclIowed By the ps9 pasa ef pills
Arranged by Jerome Ravei
Don Panche, Jerome Raysl' CsyaieEo GrUslao A.ioas
bilei; Myrrha, Miss Kerr; Potrsne, Leon Ra
veil Ch,Tboi, Joseph kay s Frog and
Spanish Pas de Deux by Mamsme Giubilei and Gabriel
Rsyel.
The will terminate with Grand Chinese Diversisement
c. insisting Of Forty Persons. ,
yAn intsrmssion Of half hour the pieces fer
of the choicest variety be had
IN the r'0"en"o 's' an a OVERTURE
Aer which, the Rayel Family will their classic rep
REvoIViNG STATUES Il
Designed and executed BY the Rsyel Family ~,
THE TiGH Il ROPE,
On which the Ravei Family will appear in variety Of
!. MadTe ELIZABETH will dances graceful Pas Swell
G.BRiEL RAvEL will dance Hornpipe.
Mad ANTOINE will dance Pas Elegant. .
LEON JAysLLI will execute Greek Dance, and conclude
by thHrowlng several teraihe somersets ,,, -
through ya mA W m Ippes
LA rErrE Amou only four years old VIII conciuoe he
pdity
The S eh M hwy sw S2ff fss'0""'
0s The Musical Department conducted by that eminent
&C The Orchestra full and electives Leader the celebrated
NJ BApr,srE from the Conservatore, Paris and French
90 No post .onem, this establishment on account Of
weather. the rand Entrance from Broadway to the S
loon protected and the Ssloon which ventilated
from the top and Sides be encosed at moments notice
at Extraordinarily to II O'Clock
0- Omnbusses will and from the Garden during s
Tickets so cents each.