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SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE,

PHILADELPHIA Nov liar Norfolk, Matthews Port Span
Tim; Comet, Vesey do Cohansey Moo,e, Mobile; Hazard
Woodmsn Fall River Planet, Green. NYork CID ephen
Baldwin Giden, NOeans; La Plata Michaes Monte vdeo
and Bqenas Ayrs E,ele Martin, st j,go de Cuba Louise,
tBrem) Wenske Bremen; VIM Watson, Lew savannah.
BALTraoRE, Nov ie-An ,ttley, Kelly Kingston Jam;
lost deck load stove buwark &C. CD Casper Bem) SpIck
Ell Bremen Margaret Hugg Hugo ladeira and mkt sbus
White Rio de Janeiro and mkt Sid Pioneer Clarke Rio
Janero.
RIcHMoSp. Nov GAR Lenity, Smith, NYork Sid vrue,
Walker Boston.
NoRroLK, Nov PAR Robt Bruce Cross, Turks Island
WrLMNeToN, NC. Nov 3-Arr Betsey, Burnham. Boston;
Henry Chase, Seeman Newport, RI; 4h Anawan Swasey
do; 7th Washington, Dyer, Cheryfeld NJ. 8th Coche
McCrlls Porto Rico; Aldebaran Comcry Bermuda; Susan
Sarah, Eiwe. Boston, Penguin, Forsyth, ST Thomas Mary
Emily, Dyer Ny ,fk. Cid 9Th. Champion (Br) Sawyer New
Povdenre; 7th valhsls, Haynes Matnique 9Th, Albert
General Record.
Loss OF BAG MARoS-The Marion, Dea born, of Norfolk
from Cuba for New York. ashore Boldly
Ia d. Cos, North Carolina tn night OF the ith
supposed thar both vessel AID will be total loss.
spoken.
Swan Smell, from New Orleans, Nov g. lat 26, Ion 49,
Velasco of Boston, Nov 5, lat 30. lon u.s.
Foreign Ports.
PoRr SrAiy Trim. Oct 26In port Trinidad, from and for
Haven; Pnckney Fry for Baltimore, days; Ada Eliza,
Lombard from Philadelphia for Wilmington, Nc. Topper,
Hall, Tor Baltimore, days,
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CpRRINr RArrs OF BANK NoTEs AND DOMESTIC BTLLs.
Rank Mates Erchduge
Boston,. 49,. par s1s
PHILADELPHIA "a


Mobile money in consequence OF the failure OF the
Planters Bank and the absence Of demand has fallen off,
The general state Of affairs the south improving and
tire advanc accelerang the flow Of specie
into the exhausted channels Of circulation and the sur
plus crops work off to the foreign markets. an improve
ment in prices, and return the activity of business
may be expected The superabundant crops well be
spared in exchange for supply Of that specie album
dant in England and Europe and the rate Of foreign bills
averaging at all the Atlantic ports per cent under the
actual par guarantee that the flow OF specie will not
much longer be retarded This process of exchanging
produce for specie abroad will have twoold operation
in promoting return to business activity. The causes
of the present stagnaton and low prices the super
abundance OF produce and the want of circulating
dun. The vile paper issues OF the banks having first
driven the specie out the country have persisted
in their dscredit, leaving the people without money
and in debt precisely the great enemy said to do with
weak morals BY temptation he draws them from the path
virtue induces them plunges them into the misery
consequent upon guilt, and then deserts them in the
hour of need even is with the devil paper money.
The people are now doing penance for past errors being
deserted by the tempter paper money The specie will
eturn the produce goes exchange The increase o.
Pecie in the channels of circulation would produce it,
natural results, rise in prices; that effect WILL how
ever be enhanced by the by which the money is
obtained viz, decrease in the home supply produce
The FIRST movement is already made and the activity OF
the precious metals commenced. They cannot move
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10 IMPROvEMENT.-what John,on has aoro 70,
the English language kMcCulloch for commerco and
finance, Louden for Agriculu and IRE for science
Crehugh has effected In the art of Wig making His in
vcntion not like those got up by
merely for effect he has given to the world real and per
improv ements in his newly invented
and perpetuaily fitting wigs and scaps
II is longer considered misfortune to become bald
since Clirchugh has brought his professional to
,cme Ills Wigs and scaps such close limitations
the human hair well arranged to the charsc Of thu
countenance light elegant and durable that Judges
the American Institute have placed them among the first
productions of modern art Though last least his pr
ces will be found to suit the circumstances of all classes
Call, see, and admire.
Grand Gallery Of Fashion pos Broadway, up stairs.
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AsroR HousE.-wm Bush, Rye; Mr. Trott, Phad;
d Tisdale, New York; VIM Ames. Springfield; G Wal.
kerr Mass; Stevenson, Albany; Forsyth, Kingston; L L
Rathbone. Albany; w Grant, Ithaca; Brinkerhof AL
bany; A Douglass, do; Humphrey. do; Whitney
Boston; Bundlet, Portsmouth; Bundlet jr do; Capt
storer and lady, N; Mrs w M'Neill and two
daughters, Stonngton; Mr. Fenno, Boston; f L Grave
land and lady, Long Island; Miss Killer; Lambert
u s N; d Parsons, New Orleans, T Laurenson and
Lady. Baltimore I Whitney, New Jersey; Mr. Tulane
New Albany; VIM Jackson, Newton; I Munson, Boston
NJ Spelman, do; Townsend and lady, Hudson; d
st John, Monticello n Y; w Chose, Boston; P An.
derson, Tenn; JOS Grant Baltimore; w Livingston
Philad
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90 ARRIVAL OF THE GREAT COUGH CON-
QUERER-Beng no less than the inventor of the well
known Indian Candy which has been the delight of thou
sands OF good people down east and now introduced
here as sovereign remedy in all pulmonary complaints,
coughs colds and diseases of the lungs is perfectly
mild in its effects and thousands have testified to its
rts who else had been the victims of dire consump
ton. Sold by appointment at Tute's News Office, No
oil Fulton street, New York
N. b. Agents for the country will be supplied tn 9
most favorable terms by applying above.
Bristos Sarsapariia warranted genuine for sale at the
News Office oil Fulton street,
Jones's Chemical Soap and Coral Oil Of Circassa sold
by appointment at the News Office, oil Fulton st.
Phaon's Dahlia Cream for the Hair, sold the News
Office oil Fulton street.
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--
without speedily being followed by that Of goods and pro.
duce. Every reduction made from guted market
gives the remainder to move
The reduction in the paper currency all the Union
has BEEN at fair estimate within few years
while the exchangeabe values have increased nearly so
per cent? consequently very low prices and stagnaton
inevitable. To revive business an increase of the
circulating medium to some extent must be brought
about AMI the quantity of marketable goods reduced
The goods will go abroad, and Europe supply the
specie wanted This will amount probably
or $50 100000 during the coming year. about equal
to one half ofhai held by the Bank of England and when
we consider the equal abundance of money the Con-
tinent must appear that the wanted will only
be easily spared, but that no check to its flow will be
raised abroad The only fear that some absurd govern
ment project OF bank exchequer fiscal agent autho
rsed to issue large credit paper circulation will turn
the sound current of legitimate trade into the dangerous
and disastrous channels of unwholesome speculation
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brighton Cattle Market.

MONDAY, Nov AT market 4700 cattle, about 5000 of
which beef and 100 stores 5000 sheep, and 100
swine. A large number of market cattle unsold.
PRIcEs-Beef Caue-Former prices were not sustained,
and we reduce quotations. yoke or two of extra
at 81 To- First quality 81 $425 second quality, S3,25
a 375 third quality S2,5Oa3.
Barreliing Canie-Mess at !, 25; No. !, $50.
Stores-Two year old at Ito $2; three year old Sl4
to $40.
Sheep-Dull Lots sold from 80 to $l,75 Wethers
from 81 rs TO 2,75
Swine-Lots peddle to SIC for sows and 4tc for
barrows lot OF old barrows 3tc At retail &c for sows
and sc for arrows
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o. PRIVATE MEDICAL CHESTS.-These chests
containing large supply the French medicines the
Of all the forms of venerea disease and sold by the
authority OF the College Of Medicine and Pharmacy of
the city Of New York. recommended to the particular
attention of all those who suffering under pains the
bones, cuaneous eruptons, hoarseness, weakness, in
famed eyes, and nervousness the result Of faint Of the
system or the abuse Of mercury. Price Of the chests
SIS EACH Sent to all parts of the world securely packed
w. s. RICHARDSON, Agent.
Principal office Of the College, 81 Nassau st.
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o. THE REV. DR. SCOTT SAYS HE WAS
troubled with very bad cough, and nothing gave him
any relief till he tried Sherman's Cough Lozenge The
first dose alayed the irritation and made
freely and before he had taken half box entirely
cured. Numerous cases like the above have come our
knowledge of the truly wonderful efficacy of Sherman's
Lozenges. His warehouse is at l06 Nassau st. Agents
Stanwix Hall, Albanyi Ledger Buildings, Philadel-
phs, and State street. ALBANY.
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Domestic Importations.

NEW ORLEANs-Barque Lion-00 bbs wheat do flour %
bales Ma,tland-l82 do Renard co-3 pigs lead
Rogen-2s3 sacks wheat A. Aven co-3o bids tobacco
Boormap, Johnston co-266 bales cotton Levench-li
bbls wheat do axseed do beef hid tobacco Van Antwerp
Hyde co3 bbls wheat smth672 do flour 70 tics haSseed
WE&J Craft.
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NEw OnLEANs-ship Mi,sissippi-yscob Brandager, J F
and Isay Mis-. IIIIlm,9 b N Norman, Lewis, WI
nor. Chas Toien, Saml Morgan New Orlesns Mrs Mil
er Brooklyn; James Kemp Philadelphia Henry Mount
Boston,
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90 "THE FRENCH ANTIPHLoGlsTIC MIX
TURE"-This invaluable remedy for all discharges from
the urethra recommended by the medical faculty of the
College of Medicine and Pharmacy of the city Of New
York Let all thus affected avoid the maltreatment OF
quacks and put themselves under the gratuious medical
advice Of the College which has been founded for the
preston OF quackery and imposture The Mixture" is
sold in bottles at ST. and at so cents EACH Only office OF
the College 81 Nassau st.
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Foreign Importat,ops.

PoRro CABELLo-Schr Octohe3 indigo 500 hide
Mason Thomrson300 do 507 bags coffee - ndg
Rowland Aspnw ALTO hides Maidani co-88 bags cofe
Harper.
sDn-Brg Ivsnhoe-3o logwood SO bales hemp Rich
n n co
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nJ- THERE is NO DECEPTION IN THE vIR-
TUES Of DR.. Rnshs Infallble Health Pills; neither can
their efficacy be overraed No individual who has taken
this medicine but will chceruy testify 10 its admirable
restorative quacs-in fact all say that they will here
after use other. Try them and you do find that
less than the truth has been said of their virtues in tho
ofdisease will forfeit all claim to the respect Of
good men
The nallble Health Pills invented aEd used by
the late Dr. Rush IF Philadelphia, than whom
stood higherin the confidence Of the medical faculty
or esteemed by all who knew him.
Many diseases which aflict the human system spring
directly Indirectly from disarrangen en of the d.
gestve organs set them right and the whole machinery
will work we'll Let be remembered however, that the
remedy be carefully adapted to the disease which 1t
is intended and as these Pills prepare after
years of careful study nothing has been discovered
in the medical world which compare with them in
giving relief the sick. They easy in their opera
tionsae either for children adults at all tmesand
Tor the Of indigestion, bilious affections, piles all
disorders OF the stomach all female complaints in which
they are invaluable and in fact every disease which does
not require surgeon.
sold wholesale and retail by II. @. DAGGERs, 30 Ann
s.iest nelly, 2o7 Broadway; Hart corner OF Chatham
snu Numbers street, AFFORD 1853 Bowery Dr. Scott, l5
oN'n avenue, New York. Brooklyn-Green, 69t Full
Ton street, Boston, Reddng & Co. Albany, Stanwix
han BALTIMORE Dr. Reeds, corner Gay and Saratoga
streets - "
10 Price % cents box put up in splendidly en-
graved wrapper, with fac smile OF Dr. Rnshs name on
each box.
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The falling ofthis year. compared with the last, is
in the last week in October Slso6, 81, and the total
falling of to the LIST of November is $500 $50 o.
In this city the markets have not materially varied.
Cofes.-The market is quiet There is no disposition
to purchase except for immediate The sales have
been 1000 bags Brazil 81 81 $50 do Cuba 7c 900 La
guira a9 700 Java oi lli $500 sumatra, ats $50
ST. Domingo, st.
Coften.-But few exporters come forward. Prices have
declined since last week about cent Sales follows
1000 bales Uplands 81 ST 700 do Mobiles 81 81 800 do
New Orleans Ga Q.
Sugas-Sales of 800 hhds Cubas at 81 81 800 do Porto
Ricos at 4 100 do st Croix at st a63 90 do New Or
leans at 81; 400 boxes brown Havana ate 7.
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Provision Market.

All kinds of wild game abundant and cheap. Good
p.itry be had az moderate prices The dsprcssinn
times decline in all articles of food Butter
is coming down the river in large quantities. and is
ing down in price also.
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At West Chester the sth instant. MARIA ASTioSETr
daughter Of Israel H. and Maria Watson aged years and
four months.
On the 10th instant of apoplexy, Mr. JOHN DEIMoSIco
in the 4sth year ofhis age.
At West Troy, 9th inst, GEoRGE WILLIAM, son of Geo.
w. and Henrietta +. Piman.
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90 DEBILITY OF THE SYSTEM, arising from dys-
pepsa and Indigestion, is efectually removed by the
Tonc Mixture" prepared under the direction Of the
College Of Medicine and Pharmacy. This grateful and
powerful restorative and purifier Of the blood is sold in
large bottles at 81 each in ofhafa dozen bottles S.
w. S. RICHARDSON, Agent.
PRINCIPAL office ofthe College. 81 Nassau st.
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GO The laughter-provoking DR. Valentine, takes tbs
leave of New York audience this evening at the Anne
rcan Museum He has drawn large and fashionable au-
dences during his engagement there but novelty is
the order Of the day with Banum the Doctor stands aside
ashort time make for attractions which the
interchangeable manager has engaged.
The real Mermaid, taken the Fejee Islands, re-
mains the Museum but short time longer. Her lady
ship draws large crowds of admirers her levee she
tells her own tell" without extra charge
Rare and splendid performances come off at the Mu-
this afternoon at three o'clock by the Lilipus en
performer Booth the comic singer Miss Hood Celeste
sc. This is the very last day of the Gipsey Girl
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sales Mt the stock Exchange.
State Of Trade,

The trade OF the city is its close for the
Produce continues, however, to arrive in large
quantities. but finds sale such low prices
leave nothing to the producer wherewth make return
purchases.
The following is the amount of Flour and Wheat
rived at tide water the Erie Canal during the last
week in October and the total to LIST November -
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Married,

On Thursday evening" 10th instant, by the Rev: DR..
Wainwright, DAVID X. ALLEN to SARAH daughter Of the
late Michael Emanuel all OF this city.
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M ARITIM H Err A l. ID
SAILING Days OF the steam ships.
Packets to Sail.

ron LIVERPOOL.
Sheffield, Alien, Nov. 10
". America, Lo wber, Nov. 10
ron PORTSMOUTH.
II. Hudson, Morgan, Nov. 20
FOR HAvRR.
Francois I. Ainsworth, Nov.l6
Burgundy, Wotten, Nov. ~
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MON EY MARKET.

FrhOoy, Nov lI-6 r.
The Stock Market little firm to-day in the
best description of stock New York rs Il ston
ingtonl.
The time approaching for the sale of the stocks of the
State of Pennsylvania. The probability is that nothing
will be obtained for them.
The stockholders of the American Life and Trust Co.. if
they wsh to obtain justice should, preliminary step
from the concern all who directly indirectly
been connected with its former abominable msman
agemen There are, however many who for years have
called themselves stockholders because they put in as
pta notes which they paid but the strength of
which they have recev ed the dividends and
above the interest their notes. and the earnings the
capital Of other people.
The ship Saratoga, hence at New Orleans the Sd
instant with the following amounts of specie -
To order $4,000 To A. Lanfear, Sa5 600
To Pee, Norh, 5000 To same, in gold, 10000
To G. Oder Co. 9,262 Tow. G. Baker, 1000
To Campbell & Ricka- To j ", Leverich. 10000
by, in god. 5000 To A. 81 Dennistoun
To A. Bauli. in gold 1888 and Co.. in gold, 10000
To order in gold, 209 To order, 5000
The following is statement of the aggregate cash
liabilities and assets the 27h ult., compared with
Of.
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PhllQdelpIlIa.

0r,- The Hon Daniel Webster, has arrived in
Washington.
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PORT OF NEW YORK, NOV. IL, Is4a.

Sun n..E,:::... -. :. I moon SET. .....'..' Il
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Passengers Arrived
Isasse ngers Sailed.

New ORLEANs-Barq. e Lion-Capt Fales late of brig
Rock, burnt az New O1eans; Mrs Cole and child.
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GO The New York Museum is decidedly the most en-.
tetainiDg and economical place OF amusement in this
CITY, There is such an infinite vsrety and diversified
that the audience can't help beng amused Jenkins's
comic delineatops excellent-Diamonds dancing ad
mrable-Boyce and Rosale's duets ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
faetto voice combined with his female attire renders the
illusion perfect The vast collection of curostes spen.
did picture gallery and performances all to be
for one shilling There will be entertainment this af
ternoon at o'clock. The Mermsil Monday will
make her first appearance to New York audience.
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OsT-Yeserdsy, November lith. nair Of Ladies Gold
IL Spectaces. They dropped Broadway probably
between the Asor House and the Granite Bud
liberal reward viii be gwen should they be found and
returned TO this office. nl2ltsr
DARTNhR WANTED-Ta manufacturing establishment
located in the OF the city doing large and pro-
ftable business The proprietor from III health unable to
give thai attention which demands and would be will
with moderate capital TO three thousand dollars
he will sell ente interest favorable terms Be-
Of the safety and profitable nature OF business For further
particulars Apply 0e'"ee" " JAMES ]. A. BRUCE
nI23t.c i6 Beaver street
y some cloak in Broadway mind attend the Raie which
Tuesday Evening" splendid Cloth
c oaks Tickets 81 each, which be had Murray
corner Broadway, where the coaks be Tickets
can be had evening the Rattle from g. which
hour the se will take place. at the Rams Head iI8 Fulton
Geltemen having subscribed, and those wishing
will please attend as delays are danrero,s MIA 3sr
GRAND yoCcAAL AND INSTRUMENTAL CONCERT
the public ESfs z'l Sev 49, 1862
ARS HORN 5ed by the i0ll0wH sd iss. oTrt
Messrs. FREDERICK Louis RAKEMANN.
For particulars small bills.
MI. L. Rakemann will preside At the piano forte; also
in the quartet accompaniment. nl2 3u
THE NEW YORK LEGAL observer of this day
containing Sketches Of the Am, rench aud Bar NO
The late Chief Justice Neutrality-suspicious. in ssnkfupte
cision- IN Bsnkruptcy-C mment the laws for prn,sh
Due l,ne-Jusgment OF the Assistant VICE Chsncs ;,.n
Lynde sealnporan! Custom House Case n .bs rsse
states Distt Court Of Masaehu.eus-seeet EnsEn cI,
heing one Of SenesA full Digest Yf ne lev ~ g.
bankrupt which will come into Operation ~. Jay ~. 40
published BY SAMUEL Owen Editor ,ss rpps 9, y
| nd nn,ohs,;on M he Judses nl2 Tier
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CO CHANGES OF WEATHER AND CATCHING
COLD.It should be remembered that cough is always
evidence that some impury is lodged in the lungs,
which, if not speedily removed, will most assuredy
irrate these delicate organs bring Inflammation
Of the lungsa disease which all know is the high
road to consumption.
Wrghts Indian Vegetable Pills one Of the very best
they purge from the body those humors which are
the cause of coughs consumption difficulty of breathing
watery and named throat rheumatic pains in
various parts of the body and many other dangerous
complaints. Three four of said Indian Vegetable Pills.
taken at night going to bed will in al give
lief and, if the medicine be repeated few times the
blood will be completely purified the digestion will be
improved and the body will be restored to sounder
health than before.
Offices devoted exclusively the sale of the medicine
wholesale and retail 2Ss Greenwich street, New York
delphia.
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To ship Master. and Agents.

We shall esteem g vor captains OF vesseIs will give
10 commodore William A. Bassett, Of fleet,
port Of the shipping left the port whence they sailed the
vessels spoken ON their list of their cargo ay
foreign newspapers they have He viii board them
nsdiatev on their arrival Agents and correspondents at
Office all the intelligence they can obtain Nautical
information 81 any kind will be thankfully received.
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Q3- NERVE AID LONE LINIMENT, AND INDI-
an Vegetable ElixiI-A cure for Rheumatic Affections
This article is most uly named penetrates to every
nerve and snew the person using it, and has attained
tsm. This externally, with the Indian Vegetable Elixir
internally will cure the most casesexend con-
racted muscles bring feeling and sensibty to limbs
long parayzed and useless We only need refer
below to obtain the confidence of public for these
articles.
The following too respectable, and the gentle.
men too well known to require comment. Let them be
read -
have been afflicted most grevously since 1884, with
Rheumatism and contraction of the cords OF legs
ed by the cramps of the cholera which then had in its
most form. After trying many remedies in vain
the swelling reduced-and greatly benefited by the
use Of one bottle of Hewes' Nerve and Rome Eminent
used externally, and one bottle Of Indian Vegetable Elixir
used internally at the time. ! now walk with
in positions that could eek ago ndure at ALL
JAMES G. REYNOLDS,
l44 Chrystie st.. corner Delaney stv
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90 BY THE ADVERTISEMENT, 1T WILL BE
seen that MIR. j. Norris opens Monday next,
der quite new arrangement the Franklin Theatre.
This company of ladies and gentlemen, has been organ
lied for some years and from different correspondents
well from the press hear of their giving general
satisfaction Their present arrangements for opening the
whole house at shilling, must at these times,
them The plan Of not admitting gentlemen
to the first tier of boxes unless they accompanied by
lady, is good and must certainly add much to the
comfort and enjoyment Of such as are in habit of visi.
ting ments with ladies, that they be separated
from certain rabble who, less disturb the inte-
of the play by their idle confusion. All such
and reasonable arrangements deserve encouragement
Go and see for yourselves.