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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-10-04

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DOM es.t A Ha Despatch "eho ANA
MOsisral, SEP, sO-AT Lady ssa'on. LOndOn BellOna.
NEVIS Sept io"in poit brilliant for Wilmington, Del in
United states Ports.
BurrALo, Sept 2oAu Constellation, ts Detroit; Rugges
Gsrslsas Eehnsnd Chicago Wills Ashisb"i, 'n Fs SSs
Hsnss sTns s,, sM,n .my Lodi sk1ne
s. dss ~ MsfIS ssssss
ss and on aagss Gsyesnd Whese AshIabo
% $sy1 3eimfs f HSS Buffalo Eagle. Port
fods and Detroit bqe ATT ss SNf Miner.
r.as N Sg Michigan JOY
Eliot of & MY ME psS Lube
poie9n Passports Adams Povidence Gene al Warren
caii ws. a nis.oI Chief e. ra r'
syps and Mount Morsh Bosop Randolph, Barbadoes; hi
DOLPHIN do Jos Rising, Sews AT 'ha'iR the
NS w S2q RSw AanI RsawaIe de GGn tss
Asy," hST1 leeds AVba9 Lydia Adee povdenee
AlExAsDRIA, Sep, SOAR Gen Grant, Bermuda Sid Ellen
" Rs,, Mewea ss, d. ,r p., Nv. I'll.
Chase dol eSelah Aan sOmsls ows do SD Ann E1s
Cd sbp dQ ss H e d . HGso Men DsdO
pndln. Bo.ton Eagle, Portsmouth. CID George Stevens
FREDERrcKs BuRe Sept 29-Arr Messenger Providence
cS Ssst ss sss TSnf d Edwards Bower New Yo.
Victory nshsn; RiehPond for NYSIE; ClOd yam Name
sS sad M Aa
Champion do; Cora, Bristol RI 2srhThc Constitution for
Bremen and Junius aud Alice their down James
WAsTScros, NC. Sept 27-A,, Gslena, and Pampieo. y
Powe. ans Washington all from New York; Col Tayloe,
WmMrscIoS. NC, Sept a-Ar Jonas Smith, Wheeler, N
YORK Thorn Mprch 90; Aiar1c Pu5ne do; Larch Al
Bo: SD; Charles Thorn Chamberlain do Cid Porto Rico
caAS Ny Seq, soAIr NSThumHesos Boston, King
SAysSSAH, Sept 2s-Au Iris, Boston. Cid Weskeag Wood.
NOZZLE Sept a6-Cld Retrieve Havana
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.csny crop shi. fall was DUH at 40 cents. Oats Is sell

ing at 10 cents.
We give the following in relation to the foreign har-
vests for the benefit of the factors The harry
almost entirely gathered in throughout the of Europe
and we are enabled to furnish the following comparative
estimates collected from the accurate accounts I'm
siiesia there has been good average harvest In Pod
In Gaicia and in the Duchy OF ?osen there has been
decidedly good harvest and the may be SAID with re-
spect to Russia In Hungary the crops have been most
satisfactory and in the Bana which is regarded the
granary OF the country they have been douby as pro-
ductve as those Of last year. In Pennsylvania and the
Turkish provinces the harvest has also been most pient
full Similar abundance has also been experienced in
Monrova Everywhere the grain of good quality and
yields from 10 to 20 per flour than in humid
years may therefore be fairly predicted that IN the
easi of Europe the price of wheat will fall instead oil RS
ing though foreign demand should be very great
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Foreign Markets.

PuERro CABELLo, (Venezuela,) Sept. ST. have not
time to write lengthy letter by the vessel sailing this
afternoon and will advise you only of the dull Of the
market present. including all kinds of business and
doubtcdly will remain for four months at least when
the crops commence coming in. Produce of this country
is very low Coffee of superior quality has been sold at
7c per ID, this week. Cotton sales but offered &c
per ID. Hides at SC, and quick. Cocoa sales lately
Indigo, superior RS per ID and extremely dull.
No. American vessels In mort
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PORT OF NEW YORK, OCT. 4, 1874.

Cleared.
aser Ss% 6aa.s
and s
Key. Nes%h Leeds CO.. alsssms ws sa kss ds
f aasSo, sse; R yEn trs R DOYLE
AleIandria.
with BARK "a he q HAIRY os &C. a"S s
s R s ss Ed ill., E .psis w: s% 81
Boston from Mayngue5 2s a! 30 Ion 2 Is spoke brig Eye
o SI d.y taon. Lady c d.
''i BIG bs o. &C. days ss from Turks Island with
bushels salt order Sailed with schr wrence Tor n
British brig Cahaue Frazier, Fish, days from Windsor
Brig Lawrence, Ladieu, days from Charleston with cotton
Brig Envoy Thomas from Lubec with $50 ton, plaster to
schI Flash Leisht, days from Philadelphia with coal
schr Jonas Smith Wheeler, from Wilmington, NC with
puel, Brown and sehrs schuylkl and Venus. Rice for
schr Mirror, Chapman. from Washington. NC. with naval
sehf Lovey Harrison Stark from Folly Landing with pc.
schr Heroine Coats days from Virginia, with wood
sehr Sterling Taylor, from Wilmington, Nc. with naval
sloep Joel Smith, Wood from Virginia with potatoes to
with nails rom "1 T.dss Borden aSn'' from '''
below.
Brig Henrietta, IS days from Neuyitas
One bark, one brig. unknown.
Sailed.
ships Charles Carroll Lee Rio de Janeiro; Bruius Adams
vsk,Ssrg Berry N60rssns bIgs Msbsap Coleman cu
Brown, Norton. Mobile, and Others. Wind W.
Marine Correspondence.
Vessels in yeT-ss: Freins %"S" xs. ssg' from
s H., ron and .Sr bstmqe ding Calais Dsmng,
s:a ri .s SsiSss Me- Ss
do do repairing damages; Abigail L,wson from Nor
Recent dpsares Brig, Allen, Manson, from Boston for
Curacao s,sd same day; Amanda Ames from Maehiss for
sailed h 70 load cS Bsmos; bsa Pafsr om ays Ms
nique for Turks Island sh Orleans Abigail
and Ds Td or DS
market; Denmark Marion, Bath for ST Domingo 18th,
General Record.
PACKET ROCHESTER will sail for Liverpool to-day
Her letter bags Gpin's. in the Exchange
BRic MARY ssBEE. soullard Of New York from Norfolk
slaves and corn She sprung leak on the I'd q Sept which
@ the s h nr Of sos oo
She had nine ss Of water e her hold when run ashore and
deayorng to keep her afioat.
TTr GALE Havana The late storm has done consider
harbor Of Havana and large number Of vessels badly
juled. . -, -,
Havana 18Th ult with loss Of spars. sails, SC.
pAsk un S "a a. New pssn srots hs
wife sister and the crew Of the Euphate from New o.
c and wSe the To- her e snS
STEAM saiP NaIoarz has arrived at Havana. from Key
West where she obliged put IN in distress with the loss
of dier Sc after being five days outas we have already
ported
QgFnEo Sept -A Baron, Hartlepool 2s'h sout.r John
ny Liverpool; Recovery, -. Cid 2eth Mountaineer'
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RACES, UNION COURSE, l.. l.
TUESDAY, Oct rurse $780, $50 to go to the second best
Horse. Two mile heats.
II a. C2nover enters tw Livinsston's) Columbia, by
imported Trustee, dam Jemima Il years old
CHARLES 3. Lloyd enters Mary Stewart, BY imp Vaien-
tine, dam by Henry 4 years old.
Sam Laird CHI Clarion by Monmouth Eclipse dam
by Oscar aged -
Immediately after epsakcs for year dds subscription
$500, SIS forfeit-Mile Heats.
SAINT Laird enters chc Cesar by Mingo, dam Jane Maria
A. Conover oh Fanny Dawson by Veto, dam by
Sir Charles
r. Porter Princess, by imr. Priam dam Sally Hope
The first race comes off AT O'Clock. or
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MR.. DEMPSTER'S BALLAD SOIREES.-Nlr. Demps
M ter respectfully announces that his Ballad sorees will be
evenings 28h and 3oth Sept and Monday e,enng 30
October, when he will INTRODUCE his latest compositions
GLIDING National Song, 1.-The Death Of Warren writ
ten ten, By Epe; Sargent. ESQ., ihs Lonely Aud WIFE, The
ESQ., Jeanne Monsonn by Motherwe Lament OF the Iris h
Emgrantn &C., with choice selections of his most popua
songs and ballads: partic of which will be announced
small bills
Tickets 50 cents had Messs Stoda Worcester and
Dunhams Piano Forte rooms Broadway and at the door
Doors open at 7, TO commence at o'clock s2u re
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The markets were duh this morning. There appears a
declining tendency all kinds of Cattle although there
was only an actual fall or those in market the
bceves brought from 81 to So so hundred weight the
sheep from 81 eachlambs from 81 to 81 rs, and
cows and calves from $40 S3s. About thousand
beef cattle two thousand sheep and lambs and fifty
and calves were offered
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AUCTION SALES
BY THOMAS BELL.
tSfores Nos. 20 finn aud lis Fulton sfrf<f)

TUESDAY,
Atl0h o'clock al the auction room,
sale OF valuable snd ssasonabe dry goods trunks Of
cloth part OF The stock Of merchant ailor tine lot Of
nants l. ndon cloths cassimeres reng hosiery, gloves
hdks shI. q collars &c.
Aisoi rate turning lathe worth $50; various hadw-
ware jewey grocenes 200 boxes table salt pledged articles
studs, splendid watches, SC.
Also gentemans private library and book case; blank
books, stationery, &c.
WEDNESDAY
Al O'Clock, m the sales room,
Splendid aud sale OF choice and elegant Furniture
Of all descriptions.
Also Panofones, also the handsome furniture Of gentle
THURSDAY
At 10 O'Clock, "a the auction room,
Ia continuation the splendid watches jewelTy diamonds
gold aud silver plate clocks chains keys
pms Sc by order OF and the stock
naming of matchmaker will be con,nued and closed as
above.
FRIDAY.
At 1919 o'clock ia the sales
Extensive and valuable sale of French bedeads sofas ma
hogany psrlor and rocking chairs, oomans dyans Be
Also without superb and really excellent
loes with the balance stock Of upholsteer
quilts comfores and numerous supper articles in
the line by catalogue.
Also about very choice old paintings, the property of
uicure
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PARIS
ARTIFICIAL FLOWERS

DRUM K CO., IFS William street. formerly Brun, Larosure
ID Co.-wi open in few days, twenty Paris Ari
cia Flowers. Feathers, Sc, landing from last arrivals
This establishment receiving from their house Paris by
every Have packet the styles Of flowers and feathers
a they appear in that centre of fashion,
bis arsngem enables them have constantly hand
fashionable the above articles Dealing by
far largely in this line than other establishment
the city, they afford sell the lowest and
the reasonable
Wholesale looms up stain.
Also, constantly hand every kind Of materials for flower
man ufactur A a
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TO THE LADIES.

Oh. HULL's UTERO ABDOMINAL SUPPORTER
THIS for the radical OF Polapsus Uteri
or Falling OF the Womb, by external appcation suppressed
ing the Of the ohectons Pessary confidently recon-
mended the rcred the Of perfect restoration 10
health failed Of performing cure even under
the most aggravated circumstances. .
the Supporter has high character ~ Europe
as as in this ceuntry adopted TO the entire d;use Of
pessaes and all other painful surgical expedientsn the Lying
inHosptals Of London and Paris, and universally
mended "a Europe by medical Of the highest rank In this
country sustained by leading members Of the faculties
o. colleges and Hospitals and by all the eminent private ac
Rooms have been furnished exclusively for ladies' No
vesey having ensnce from the business de-
wnere lady is in constant attendance, TO apply
IWsses ana supporters TO female pafients. Oh mr
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Married.

On Tuesday Morning September 27th, in Portland SA.
MuEL H. BRooKs, Esq, OF New York, to Mrs. Frances,
only daughter of the Hon. Asa Clapp of Portland Msne
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NJ. WARD, Auctioneer.
ELEGANT FURNITURE. Pianos. She field Plate

1,,rc.Nr r,rN u S WARP Asas.ionssE p,, cn
China r'FI; s' Go viii fl,s tS III,
tsr S e ss s, s
ead % sad sS sd S S
enclosed ws'isnd French Ssd,tssds book cases. wsrdrobes
CO. s' % s r. y ss Msw S
Tani.hns Ariess China Cutlery SEA large and ELEGANT
W sss sl Ssd ed eand sticks cake Mason
and white and gold fench china toilet sets
sSsHy Ssf
and variety Of second hand furniture Including the balance
S% TN aa S @ s w hH
we'll worthy Hou'eieeprs Others. '' '0'
Cloth d &C. g. sss s'' carpets
from he Western n par, he STATE 'Np Ii
%HoMi s tS ss s .. sss
ssrabe assortment OF Venetian Brussels and ingram stair
also 20 pieces floor cloths BY order Of the
y
Stock Fixtures and good will Of elegant Ladies' Saloon
Boweiy With small capital and Industry IBIS psSe has
ssed $1,000 per For which are favorable and
A TrAUCTlON:-A: LEVY, Isl Broadway, will sell on
Of s bees: % " S And H ssSs
den plants and roots viz magnolias azai.s cmeia
Also-lO0o Haatboy Strawberry plants. 90 2,is.c
UGTh0N, NoTiCEmBy CARTER ar i CO. store No
chin glass groceries On Tuesday, 4th 0ct will be
ment of English ingram eapetng Of the most desirable
tens uted hemp and worsed stair carpets and variety
Also invoice of china and glass ware, Of lamp
splendid china manel ornaments aud toilet and tea SETS
Also, 10000 Principe 50 baskets ancho5" Champagne
snd Of SanS %o;
the attention of dealers and private families. % 2t.r
valuable lamps plated
shades and eh@ney. lsequers and b5onzed two Tire
sn %ari s sUs and w
msnts and lusres bracket and pedestal csndelaba of spn
S'?s %e trays single and
al ss tea pace fSSs; e Of s
y s Of 80 pieces and in d01 of knives only and
sold peremp Only the highest bidder, for cash
Also an extensive invoice Of superb English china di
1s tea with general e 'h
A UCTION NOTICE EXTRA.-Ths Day at IoX O'Clock
Gooas clothing . Of the p a
S Ss lot h Of saG .s so1 Soaa h
Also first rate saa lathe worth $40 vaIou; hardware
splendid watches, &c.
Also 10 watches, together with jewery, nkets, sc
by order Of the directors of the Marine Hospital.
Also with which the sale will! the private library
Mr. RssS called iSi for s''s
ing TO the terms of sale.
Also, blank books paper stationery playing cards
rious articles in the fancy line.
oiit.m THOMAS BELL, Auct'nr
ITALIAN MUSIC-MR. MANNING, Twenty years re
sdent Naples-Pup Of Pac,n and CIescentn) gives in
struction, terms to suit the tines Italian French and
English Singing and in the most fashionable style of Piano
forte playing.
Mr.. has permission to refer the following gentlemen
j. NJ wainwright, ID. D. Messrs. Rowland * Aspnwal j.
+ scIoder, D. D.; MI. J. T. Brigham F. l.. Hawkes., d. D.;
Mr.. M. resides mt 23oI Hudson street, Spring ST.
oI IInAr
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DR. SOLOMON HEINE

SIOULD inform his patients and the public tina still adj
either ae medicine %
ws hi snd S'Ss
the Marshall House g1sTs he S he ,Ss .e9 s
long time under diseases eon s5m * Ss TS
the advantage of all who wish to attend the
would ;S p &, hs s !. 4s DSsG
the residing 81 Reade street. opposite the Marshall
es Sa e q him SINCE
and 81 e s, and the eg oee
the who ne@ber of the medical institutions Of the
o''' 'A0 ''''' Of NC" '0'A T.. W. wETMoRE. MD.
Sworn before me, hi. q day Of
KicaAsD REED. Com. of Deeds. sic imsr
s i RsS.s William XII. s sS' O.
Dss o Mssas
Jssy Rs'v.,omA re- and valuable 9..%Tsn. e.
lungs and enabling inyad and person with weak lungs by
wearing hsm to go abroad in all weathers Price S. and
Hair Glove and Strap Renoyato substitute for and much
Compound Fluid Extract of sarsapalla prepared by r.
States service. and by the Fubc generally. $50 AVS
RARE GhANG G Wig MAXI. ard Hair R,'e
a o sns T EePd n long
@ u the The above stand will Be sold "s's
oS s an wSns
step right into sale and protabe business Kent oil The
building very moderate For further particulars apply the
pre- misses 1871 Hudson oil 1wsr
C,ARRs sUPERIoR new Csmphne Lamps, Lamps amp ioI
Japraned Tin Ware Chandeliers Astral and Other LAMPS
altered burn campnine chemical OIL improved
plan. AsoSuperior Camphne and Chevca OIL st whole
'''' anu BHCKUs BROTHER, $50 Fulton st, NY.
N B-Penons be served with Campine and Chemical
Oil al r by leaving their address as above
SO im<
rJvO COUNTRY MERCHANTs-Thc subscriber would
call the attention OF all who in want Of Looking Glass
and Picture Frames his extensive stock which 70, quality
workmanship he hatte himself cannot be erceed by any
10 call before Purchasing elsewhere.
~ B.-Consiantiy on hand good assortment OF Fancy
Woods of every description. - - n
No 81 Ann street and ~ Hammenley 81, New Yoik.
oil lm-r
PORTUGUESE FEMALE PILLS.
THESE rarfane and celebrated Pills. from Portugal, are
we yetcee be obtained in this country See adysIpse
msnt on laAt column = ms u
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COUNTERFEIT OF CLIREHUGHs
IRICOPHEROTJS.

IMITATION of Clirehuah's Tricorhsrons for the
"A human hsr OF the vest delete
ut prsen. attempted to be psmed on the ubic under
The same name Thr mposor who makes pretend, that IL
i u All rhi, Is dns The better deceive the rubIc In
let er received from Washn1toD, IL thu eli shue
Tncopherou the only article OF ha To- viii III ns
tent has been granted and dare compound Of he
materials without ube cng themse 10
The original and genuine had the pncp,i Once
eos aud 7 Boadwsy corner OF Fulton street. up stairs and
the numerous agents. oi is3tsr
WARNING-A TWO LEGGED MAD DOG has been
w met with IN Grand street. between Orchard aud Ludlow
He is particularly abd good far and
contents hmref only with abocal Matters which agree PET
iecty with his nature. What strange CONFINEMENT
OF lw-r
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QACEs-UNlON COURsE, l.. Twill commence Tues
~ day the th inst, ana continue three days.
First Day, Tuesday-yockey Club Purse S3o0S5O to go to
the second best horse. Two mile heats.
sae dsysweepstskes for three year Ids sub $500 each
SIS forfeit. Mile heats.
WedncsdayJockcy Club Parse. s5oosoo to go to tee Sc
cond best horse. Three mile heats. a., ,,.
Sam. day-Parse $3.50 entrance which is added Mi''
heats.
Thursday-Jockey Club Purse 000-S2O TO go e secohu
best horse -Four mile hests, -,
30 a,, ''' 80 '" H. X POLER Secretary.
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Park THEATRE.

MIR. AND MRS. BKOUGHAM
THIS EVENING, October ath, will be performed
THE SCHOOL FOR SCANDAL
Sir Peter Mr. Plaeide Lady Teazle Mrs Brougham
To conclude with
HIS LAST LEGS.
. O'Callaghan Mr. Brougham
First Tier IS cents I'd Tier so Cents Pit 37 cents; Gallery
81 cents.
Doors oren at = 20 o'clock and the performance viii
commence at a "a past Z.
1.-THE Bowery Bill pubIis6ed in the Herald on accoun
regard Tor Celeste When her closes will
az ain be excluded from columns.
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PRIV ATE MEDICINE CHESTS
THE COLLEGE OF
MEDICINE AND PHARMACY

OF THE CITY OF NEW YORK
IJAVE preDaed number Of Private Medicine Chests"
eo@tsnins quantity new FIs9ss
se S hs 1 ss
men, Ignorant qcks cosseguence of the sxtre
iss
and eecIa vii, Se GAINED BY
ample pan style
s f.. s M
are sold for s. esch-th chests with remedies for %
W. 8. RICHARDSON, Agent
Principal Office Of the College 81 Nassau street;
forwarded to al parts of the Union the Canada'
suitop.y obtain whatever additional advice they desire
IMPROVEMENTS IN DENTIsTRY-AIi new sysiems
the w% he sa o
by s i'f@Ss @
s y sS oo re % viz Hotel s' where he
be happy give practical Of his skill ri.
caused 70 be. 'hs torment.
All Ssns et %s By G @ Te
inserted will such perfecne as TO deceive the most scutil
Teeth plugged cleaned ane filed on the approved
a am h Sow
them States he offers his services to the public with conf
Nav be consulted all hours of the day o2 I'm use
PARIs CULINARY ARTICLEs.-.rhe sub.cribeIs has
9op.so uprising rich striped and ssns Sole
Ao and eced black and sa. black s and a
& M as % spns & s S and c9sn , ps
stock lore ''''ssi%ni H. IF HAMPTON "a, Hudson
s2' iOsm four doors above Canal street.
NEW GOODBYE uedelsFned sois. attention % lsFse
beaver cloths for surou csssimeres in variety Of
order at usual moderate chaTes. for ready noney.
Ready iSs D%
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THIS EVENING. Oct. 4tb, isi2, the performances
commence with the new Comedy of
Foreign Affairs;
Or the Court of Queen Anne.
Translated from the French OF Les premiers de Richie
lieu, BIZ b. Webster, Esq. lessee of the Theatre Royal,
ST. LOUIS, h''"''.as!;L LE cELAsTE.
Courtal Show Lady Grace Mrs. Kembe
Usher Lewis ] NJ Dumbaron Stckney
Pierre Miner L,dy Bell Herbert
Fritz Piior Baroness fitstout Herring
Valence Sanford.
Programme of Incidents, &c.
ACT lst-Scene-A splendid saloon In st Jmes's Palace,
in the reign OF Queen Group Of ladies and genemen
The note=The maid Of honor bde-Pm found out liter
and Hiss conbnedthr Tailor will outThe
devil among the gs-st Louis inireue-The fifth
condition. lmmedaely after marriage the Count shall be
presence of her mother until she the Of
years"A husband without wfe-The eoquence OF love
My heart for aIcok-my life for a word
Ignorance at eoueThe reception su.
ACT 2-Scene-Boudoi OF Count 81. louisa thousand
pounds for the wnnerThe talk the better for
ihe coqnt-Eso nave full poekeuThe 1--WE disadvantages
thng"-To Scotland die eeThe closets contain
eIe-The Boy Is intrigue enough for two womsp-The triple
the closet dcosed-The Queen greater minister
Love, combined with address will always triumph" Re
concliaon-Grand Finale
After the Comedy, Mile Celeste will the celebrated
LA C RaefH
The evenings performance conclude with the celebrated M
wEf si'a o R'' %fs fP!i!lssN WI
Gss5bs Mr. ks%se sSss %s.cL
''" Ssta%tRRAMATIi%3lH. MILE NIL cELEs STE TE
Laughton Miller Faith Mrs. Herring
Boxes rs cenis-Pir371a-Ga.IeIy2 IS oar
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CHATHAM THEATRE.


CHATHAM THEATRE.
Eff 81 Ms s.? sird Eli ''' 50 cents
THIS kvEs kShA 9'i fEr Ii ~, Re performed
sgls If e 81 iP& THf t y 81
AsAnet cAch ii by Mad Lecomp,e i'' '''''
MRs sIrSIis y g.
Masaniello Mr. Sinclair Feneli, Mime Leccmyte
BOZ Office open daily from 5. where Tickle. m.yb
MITCHELL's OLYMPIC THEATRE.
AM Broadway, New Yorh.
THIS EVENING, Oct. alh, the entertainments viii
o. THE HJ SS%Bi1Si En' LOVER v,.,
''i : $$si4a aE i TEX s5; ale. '''
A Aas, ~3h's SI =, BUT HSrYEEXXER' '' '"''
The Door. will Be opened at T. and 1.-THE pero.n %
commence at halEpast 7, every evening
AMERICAN THEATREAyVALNUT-
UNDER THE DIRECTION OF MISS c. cUsHMAN
rUEsDAx tExkS.a4fa! SSt t.s night Of
job" RAN NJ %Sss'sy Mary FsY; ~: ca.A~.n
rI FaE d { rf;ia h FA R;iT, &
Jenny rw''fhfI E.A. MA N shflsYs Lessee.
AmhG GALLERY aSs OF FIVE H xRTs. AN"
CORNER oE BROADWAY AND ANN STREE
y opposite s. +. F 4. s3 SfSSfb. MANAGER.
Best attractions in Neio York; i-Ckange of No
DAY vIslroRs ApMrT FEES SAME EVENING FREE
ted and ~'"d'af S6 NJ N Wf4taHoyr ARMS,
ins. sS
The manager also accordance with universal des s.'
engaged s CRANE SfSf MECHANICAL FIGURES,
Consisting Of Eleven Anom.ton penonsrs wh'ch represent
s .SGsS
ss';, s:;.$:, sss
sS f .. BSss
ysas Gsy GiIlzBaloon A'een'ion'-a Den Of wing
Two ma s., every; day Nd evening this week.
and
NEW YORK MUsE Tnv AND PICTURE
SAFS ASR R6fR iSSf S5Fj Ri The
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Roman Strings for Harps Violins, Guitars, &c.
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