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POETRY.
FROM the LONDON METROPOLITAN.
A BRIGHTER WORLD THAN THIS.

BklOtl Ih " ONl4lf Ian AAAAt1'
Oh! when trod lile's early WAYS,
Hope winged my fleeing hours,
saw no shadow in her rays,
No serpent in her flowers;
thought on days Of perfect JOY,
And years of future bliss,
Nor deemed that sorrow could alloy
SO bright 4 world as this.
Alas the fairy dreams weve,
Soon from my fancy fled,
The friends who owned my tender love,
Were numbered with the dead
Upon their pallid lips pressed
Affections parting kiss,
They left me foE world OF rest,
4 brighter world than this
Nor did the spacious world supply
Those ties of opening life,
False was its hooking haiterv,
Keen was lis bitter strife;
And then frs, began 10 loos
For purer, tFuer bliss.
And loved to trace, in Gcd's own BOOK,
A brighter world than this.
My wounded heart desired relief,
found the good sought
And now, in rial and in griet,
feel the soothing thought,
That though the wording may despair,
When robbed OF earthly bliss,
The Christian humbly hopes TO share
A brighter world than this.
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NOVEL COURTsulP.

\ lady and her two lovers appeared be
fore magistrate Of The "ci,y Of Brother
y Love" TO answer to the compliant Of one
oi the gentlemen, who conceived himself
badly treated by Miss Sally. Ii appears
the plaintiff, lively Irish lad, cab driver,
had become acquainted with the lady last
sumner, and had not only driven her about
IN his cab, but had gwen her all sorts OF
knicknackeFy," among which was a breast.
ptn representing the battle OF New Orleans
aud he had even stolen bran tor her ~
make hustle Although she was accu,
toned 10 meet him 10 the street, Miss Sal.
" had not yentured to take him home 90
account, as she asserted, Of her "cross
daddy" until one night last week when she
united him to her chamber IN the second
story. There the poor fellow was scarcely
seated and conversation commenced, " hen
knock was heard al the door, which u!
most frightened him out OF his u lis, sup
posing Il was her toIher. Our hero looked
round for some place Of conceament from
the old mans wrath. As the knockns
continued to be repeated, no time was 10 be
lost. Miss Sally accordingly drew a clothes
basket from under the bed, to which she
attached piece Of clothes line, and max.
ing him get 10, hosted ham our oil the uln.
dow; bur the rope being rather short, he
hung suspended between heaven aud earth
until released by the watchmen. While 10
the act OF being let down, he observed bis
dulcInea's head protrud,ng from the win.
dow, 10 company with thar Of a Duichnau,
whom she was caressIpg aud chuckIng
nightly at the predcament Of Ihe IRISH.
man, who by way OF revenge Tor her dece.
and outrage, had the parties brought before
magistrate, who bound them over to keep
the peace.
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New COpartnership
IN THE
TAILORING BUSINESS.

SNHE Subscribers having formed a coparinef-
a. ship Tor the purpose OF carrying on the Iai
ring Business IN all It's various branches IN Con-
cord, n c. under the Arm Of Prile n MeMls'er-,
fer their services 10 the people OF Cabaftus ana
.ae public il genera. Their shoPis the same &C.
CAPPED by NJ Chas \ Price They flaiier them
selves that they will be able TO ulease all who may
favor them with call. One OF the arm having
been employed considerable portion OF ms time
Is a cutter in some of the most fashionable Estao-
Eshments in the City of Philadelphia and having
the advantages of an extensive acquaintance IN
relation to his business aud the other having car
,ied on shop for considerable time in Concord,
they are sure that they can offer inducements 10
The public in their business which they pledge 10
fulfil Their work shall be done in the latest and
most fashionable style and warranted 10 be suPe-
rior in workmanship 10 any in the country. They
hope BY punctnalty and strict attention to their
business to merit share Of public patronage
Their price shall be ia proportion to the times.
CHARLES n. PRICE.
JOHN r. McMASTERS
Concord, FEB /, 1912. 22n
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A Singular Fdct-There are now liy.
ing III Rochdale brother aud SISTER, y hose
names are Adam aud Eve Walton; they
are twins. Adam was born Two minutes
before twelve O'Clock at nIpht, on the 3ts,
oil December, 1916. and Eve al three MN
oles after twelve, January l f, 1917. VIVA,
10 more singular, the mother oil Adam and
Eve has had trenty, four children, which
were bora IN the following manner The
first child she bore was a son, aud after
wards SHE had twins, and until she accom-
plished the number Of her children she al
teFuaiely bore twins aud single births.
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$3.50 Reward.
STOP THE MURDERER.

fUNHE above Reward viii De given for the ap-
IL prehension and delivery TO the Sheriff OF
Cabarrus county, North Carolina, of man by the
name Of IJMARK kISOR, 81 who committed
al atroclous murder upon the 0ody OF james ;,
RUSSELL of this county. On the 9Th instant, at the
house of Allen Bosts, IN Cabarrus county. SAID
klsor is about 80 years of sge, five feet 10 inches
Ligh, dark hair, square sh0aldercd, dark skin,
large mouth, has some appearance of the scale
head, has large whiskers, speaks quick, Is
blacksmith By trade, and his very looks indicate
tic rascal. lie was badly dressed IN homespun,
hl, it is presumed he will change his clothes-he
wore new pair Of brogues with stays around the
lIeels. He is so much in the habit OF carrying
LIS rife that it is supposed he will take 1t with
hlG, it has plain stock and double uiggeTs--he
has a common case knife ground in the shape OF
|, hatcher knife attached to his pouch by leath.
,r string through the handle. lie has brother
i'.ing 10 Georgia, and two sisters in Mississippi
e e Of them married to Parrot Evans and the 9th
er 10 -. Collins, formerly of Arson county,
aFre be will no doubt attempt to 20. hisor is
ii Of drinking and when the least tight is IN the
ilai, of singing dirty BLACKBOARD songs, such as
ile times in night, Sc. Any one apprehend-
lag said kisor and delivering him as above, shall
rcc-iVe the reward.
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Ereeilcai RePariee.--1'be Rev. u
NC, minister OF Douglas, IN Clytestit
sas oae day dining in large party aFi''
the Honorable llpnry Erskino and So
other lawyers sete present. 4 great q
Of crosses being presented after dlnasti#
NC. ~ho was c1ifayagau'ly lond q =.
cisbles, helped himself much more aisei
than any other person, aud as be aie I
his fiogers. with peculiar yo'aciiy O ny
nor, Mr.. ErskIne was struck with the iasi
that he resembled Nebuchadnezzar 70 .
state Of condemnation. Resolved to ~
hun hIt Tor the apparent gFossuess q =
taste and manner Of eating, the wii ali''
scd him with " DR.. NC. We bring fe
mrrd Of the grea, king NebuchadnfHr'
and the company were beginning 10 o"l
al the iudicrous allusion, when the fe'ei'''
vegetable de,ouror replied, " A. Do ! lae.
sc o Nebuchadnezzar Thal'll bo teea'S
im eating among the brulcs
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DAVID G. RUSSELL.
ROBERT L. RUSSELL
4a1 o 1910 a6tf

I.scklsnbHrg co, lug. ,, Io4Z 40u
=. B. ksor mas been IN the habit Of working
. ne Beaver Dam God Mine, in Montgomery
county, and be may Oe ilrkiug about there as he
ta . sister 10 that neighboFhood married to man
! aed John Aisur.
?. 5. The Southern and Western papers viii
p.c-se notice.
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4 BGrbarous Pr0cfice.-Pu Furnishing g
prison convicis by placing them u y
stocks and droppiag cold tsdttr on f"l
heads ~ new and refined species o. 'll
city practsed by the managers OF 'l'e =.
burn prison. How long this oulFageol
system has been in operation we arc y
able to say but tho Cayugo Tocslo' I. !.
authority says that the Official digi'a,t.'s''
Of the BastIIe arc very careful not to oI.. .
the keeper or guard since the above sn,p y
fuI practice has been adop,ed.--N' ~
Sun.
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Concord, FEB /, 1912.

~ B The subscriber hereby notifies all per
sons Who have accounts on hls books to close the
same, either BY Cash OF Note, as ! am deiermin'
cd to close them otherwise unless this notice IS
attended 10. c. n. PRICE.
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The Woyto do 1.-THE celebrated "p ~
popular n. n. Wild, so famous as 'o' ~ !.
yentor Of the "lndian Candy" was, ~ n.
years ago, poor New England boy bo
ia now one Of tho weallhiest men u w.
Eastern States. The secret OF his pyt +,
iariIy and good fortune may be suInh'['
~ a few words--he tacp The rdfHe q -"
certising.
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Cure for Hhooping Cough. nissoI''A
scrupIe Of sal. Of tartar in pint Of "'el
add ten grains Of cochiooal finely posu',
ed sweeien this With sugar. Give 90 ~ "
!aH; tho fourth part of table spoonful ~. ~
times day. To q child two or 'a M
years old, half a spoonful; and TO a e1 "a
four years ard upwards, table sPo'u'''
-Nurdrk Gazette.
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The thing was now PLAIN. We both had
been laboring under mistake. thinking
| had arrived al my fathers house, and Mr..
). 10 supposing was the commission MGR
chant with his money. told him that |
was not the author Of that letter, that |
knew nothing ahou, i,--iha, 1 was JUS; from
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DIR. ID. ASBURY

0k ANVIL attend to the Practice OF
w Medicine in Charlotte and the
4kH surrounding country. By prompt and
y close attention 10 those who may en-
-ae- a.. services. he hopes to merit and secure a
,,r,ion Of public favor. Tie has removed has
Slop to the Mansion House, Immediately adloln'
iur the entrance, where he may always be found
unless professionally absent.
Charlotte, May Is, 1872. SAT-
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DEAR SIR have just sold for you % bales
Of Cotton, at l0a cenis--it comes 10 1926, 10000
! shai be "a your County the first day OF your
supreme Court, and will call on YOU and hand
you TIE money. Yours, &C.
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sales at the stock Exchange.
state OF Trade.

The following sales of Real Estate have been made at
auction - - ..-r
lot of ground 10th street, between the 5th avenue
and Broadway containing % feet front by % feet Deep
Also. . lots of ground adjoining of the dmen.
sions, sold for. $50
avenue and Irving Place, containing IS feet front
by 90 feet deep. sold for. ..I SIS
Also, a lot of ground 18th street, between the
ath avenue and Irving place, same dimensions
the above, sold for. ....... Ass
Also lot of ground nth street, between the 3rd
avenue and Irving place, the same dimensions,
sold or. ......... 1918
Also, lots of ground slst street. near the 9th
avenue, each containing IS feet front by 100 feet
deep, sold for, per lot. $500. 90
lot corner of Greenwich and Hammond streets
containing 81 feet front by 70 feet Deep sold for 800
Also, the lot adjoinng,2 81 feet inches front by 65
icet At inches deep, sold for. :. 1870. 1000
Also, the lot adjoining, containing 81 feet inches
'front.' 10 feet rear, by 81 feet 81 inches in depth,
sold for. CONFERENCE.-The. 1855
Also, the gore lot adjoining, 10 feet 'front.' feet Al
inches in depth on one side, by so feet ON the
osner, sofa LOT. 675
The gore lot ofground on the I'd avenue near 2sth
street, containin652 feet 'front.' 3S feet deep one
side, by 63 feet on the other, sold for. . 545
Propisons.-Pork Mess sales at s. s7I so; prime at
IS BIT a537i. Beef is without change. Lard is not SO
active at u u cents for prime Western, Smoked Hams
sell at 9; picked At s. and smoked Beef 81 cents
Batter and Cheese Of good to prime quases are in re-
quest, but the common sorts are inactive.
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Passengers sailed.

CHAsLEsros. KEY WEsr, HAvAsA. NEW OxLEAss AND
GaLvEsroy-Steam ship NeptuneMrs Morgan smith Ms
10y, Lovely AID lady Esrsr and lady Mr. Wood and
G'iet Don Ees Don Jose Agusdne and servant Don de
Macurriges Don jacob de Ia Prxu.s Doa Juan Monaoo
r. p,;s HHws Homss R1SA. Hoover MIR Roberts
Pnnsy Monel Ferry Cooper w sw, o 1oepsr.
20 ,o Villa Don Rafael DScss claks, II q o,ksr. Fer
Honddo Howmanier II Stephens, II w Exams Pueblo 8
pp ;,s Thomas Furrss Blower Henry Hunter
t iden r,srson Mclhyre stovins, Mr. Day lady
BaehSWpan CSnn John Glass Mo James
woods Gilbert Robt Eaton McIntosh MIR OI,endorff
" S9mnsoh n Basset Freeman, John de PeIsru,
dow8 IN forward cabin n the sfeerage and IL on deck
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Domestic Markets.

SAVANNAH, Oct. 1.-The cotton crop is coming freely
into market and lots Of fine color and staple
received this week. There has been active demand
and good deal of competition among buyers. We do
not observe any alteration prices but the finer qualities
are more in request than the inferior grades hewea
ther continues favorable for the planters may expect
small lots sold at the highest rates were selections of
choice brands in squsre bales Old crop 7 per b.
according to quality The sales Of the week $40
bales Upland viz bales sold at 81 and at per h. The
sales Of Rice the week 81 casks viz so sal
Al at ~ and casks inferior SIT per 100 lbs The
crop is coming freely into market.
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Foreign Importations.

BREMEN--Shir Paulinel box Oelnchs Kruger-l do g
~ SRI SshuiI BeydcnN3 John Kayser-l Costa
q hugo H'y.r-5 q Eroenpu,schn Sche ssinge & Hens
schen-2J II Kohnsamm-2 Groshem x SchrIber-l A Ro
ker col Ermke-2 f Meyer--2 Kegs Victor Duck
witL-ll DIV Lille ndah-2 Boker-i3 pipes Noltenus
Pavenstedt--28 bss 6 bales casks TO order
LIvERPooL-Ship Portsmoutltl coal 100 sacks salt
Howland-ioo tons IRON Kaney Bleeckerl mdse
order.
GLAsoow-Shp New Yorki50 coal so do pig cks
whskey IS kns herrings 10 bxs fish Knox bleach
ing powder Lee7 bales Richardson Wa,son--a Godfrey
Pattson coll 10 bxs Whiewrght8 bales Lanerty
la pkgs L Sheppard-l Dunlap.
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On Thursday morning 9th instant, WILLIAM F. PHyrr,
in the 40th year Of his age
His relatives and friends and those of his brotbers
Isaac NJ John James, Robert George W. are resp ect
fully invited to accompany his remains from the house of
his brother John Phyfe II Murray street. ON SATURDAY
morning. 9Th instant at o'clock to the foot of Liberty
street.
HIS remains will be taken Philadelphia for inermen,
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Eddngton, Newpor Augutus Cape Cod May Flower Har-
wich; Brilliant. Bangor; Achsah d, NYork.
BALTIMORE, Oct TAR Mary Bright Bright, NYork. CID
Favonte tBr) Bermuda; Manchester, Nsyuabo, PR
ALEXANDRIA, DC. Oct SAN Frank. New York. Sid Alex
anira do. ..I---...
FRspraIcxssuRc Oct 4-Au scituate Boston; Geo Tho
mas Previncetown. ..t.r.i -.
RcHMoSp, Oct 3-An Corintb, Newburypor; Adaro, New
York; Taima, Conkin dos Lynchbuig Matthias do; Charles
Ptman, Townsend. do. Sid Ben Kelly Boston.
NoRFoLK, Oet 3-A-r Munro Baltimore: Edwin Boston,
NYork.
CHAKLEsroN, o 9-Arr Eliza Warwick Liverpool; War
nor NatsrIs Cid Lucas Boston, Merchant Port of Cuba
Sid Birmingham. Liverpool
SAVANNAH, Oct AR Voliairs Charleston Sid Howard,
Liyerpool Sterling. NYork
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AUCTION SALES
BY THOMAS BELL.
tsfores Nos. % -ann and us H1ifon sfyeef.l

FRIDAY.
~ Al l01a O'Clock ia the sales rooms
Extensive and valuable sale Of French sofas
hogany psrior and rocking chairs ottomsn, dvans &c
Also without reserve superb and really excellent piano
oues together with the balance stock al
the line by catalogue
eplcure mn $3.50 - -
Also2lsrge and valuable rollers I2 inch for roll.
ing metals NC ALSO cope rlse printing press
i bronze lamps stres and gandoes French fancy goods
SATURDAY,
nuaoit Furniture Sae-At l01s eek, in the safe rooms
VIII DC disposed OF without the highest bidder the
sntie household furniture of a family removing.
Aiso-the entire splendid stock Of a Cabinet maker.
MONDAY,
- Al 10 l2 O'Clock, at the auction room,
sale oil The stock Of an upholsterer also sofas sofa beds
omans. dvans chairs, mattresses, beds bedding curtains
counteIpanes, NC.
TUESDAY.
AT l0h O'Clock in the sale rooms.
Large sale OF valuable and seasonabe dry goods trunks
clothing Of the stock of merchant tailor fine ot
Londo, cloths cassimeres vestngs hosiery gloves
hdkJs, shirts, collars, sc.
Also various hardware jewelry groceries, pledged
guns, splendid watcher, SC.
Also Watches and other articles order of govern
WEDNESDAY
AT l0x O'Clock in the sale rooms.
Large and splendid furHtare sale.
. THURSDAY,
FumiturAt 0k o'clock. will be sold the entire furniture
contained IN house No. Sc Gold street. now occupied
teel Boarding house.
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BErurN-Sbio PauIine--John Mecke John @ Jussdorf
Rskemanm edward Niedt, Zerbst SIZZLING and sister
John Muller lady children, Aug Hsckeroh lady and
uin chdrefl--IO7 the
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AT McGeeville, Choctow Nation, on Thursday the first
Of September. by the Rev. Mr.. Wright Mr.. SAMUEL b.
MARSHALL to Mrs. RurHA JAMES, all of the Choctaw Ma
ton. =
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they have opened short speedy and cheap for that
trade which completely isoates New York In regard
It, The whole trade of New England, which formerly
passed through this city to and from the west.
leaves New York and passes under the Of
the vast capital of Boston, the railroad commanding
all the markets west Of Albany The operations of the
railroad may be judged by the receipts for three
days at Boston =
5045 bbs -four, 80 casks cheese,
li7 bales wool II hbls beer,
266 kegs and tubs butter 81 boxes Saratoga Water
That this is not occurrence the following notice
will testify ::
"Consignecs of -four by the Western Railroad are no
fed to the Immediately, as there not room
enough in the depot to unload the cars" ~
Tbs nett receipts of the road for three years in Sept
follows -
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"WEDNESDAY HEkNiSA Ro6uiA = R IN II.
re.d S asa f a So Fs A1f
;ss e: 81 ss
q; 81 viii n.
ii Of ae fS niS p win
sary IS hsyS will sell
Of Oil Pointing: just received from Earoe
examination. sale positive. OF aSm
Aq g, aosS NorE Ely SAKTEEs CO. so|s No
E: 66I'fSts J,y ss SSS
w De e ,Ud s =, sas,S
%o. p snS hss Ply and d o
plain OIL Cloths and yards wide.
elegant china and coffee ses. china vaes lamp shades
wine and stock glasses glass jars for druggists and
Lissrws and hand Furniture Vi.
an Ane s% n ey port and
10 all of which they call the Of dealers and
B;K =; GERARD and JNQ. 2. VAN .ANTw BxP.
o Table Eays e F osss
Ssa:s s.s'%' plated ea.e1y
shades ha s and ehimnsy. lacquer, and b{ona.S
do AMI four light hanging so mp w m vous ons
~ s1, and 'ss bracket SPLEEN
.S &C. .S &c. tea trays single and u s,s
esss tea as q ivory s table
Of 50 pieces. and in dOz Of knives only and
N B. The above all lately received direct
from Bir bingham and Sheffield manu- -urers and will be
sold peremp orily to the highest bidder, for ca, n.
Also, extensive invoice OF superb English china di
ming, desert and tea service with general Of rich
fancy articles t8t*m
CEILING OFr-NICHAEL REESE, late Of the nrm Of
~ Reese Hills offers for sale at large of
pen pocket and dirk knives scissors and together with
table cutlery OF description. Also, Britannia
and coffee set and table spoons accordans gold rings
pins chains, and gold levers &C. This stock must
positively be cd on OIL before the LIST Of November
MICHAEL REESE,
s27 1mSrc 10 Maiden Lane, mp stain.
Tor SALE-The Brr stock, and of old standing
Porter House in good business No. SO Centre To be
sold on moderate terms. 6asa
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BOWERY THEATRE.

aSiS SjSSS ~; a. s;a'''''
L.sslle,, Mr. Waiack Riwdon Mr. MeCu,eh.on
A .5:,s q! SS$ is2S
TT THE S.: RA1.c6yi i! W BY CELESTE,
r,,D.,..d ,or Or e: Re he. Cont Cor i, Of Queen Anne
wsSs Of &c Tisase Royal
r. ST. Louls Gate. % VILE. cELAs ss;.,
E "A: E #:; $;$i;',.s S::;
IN ACT &C E.:s Ss.:a splendid Rs
SSs.i fs' sss fs":fi
Srsn viii III
aeSo ns sGD an Il. S:
separated from the Countess: when he shall only he
M Ny , heart e. for aooh-S~y life for word
Ignorance courThe Reception ACCOMPLISHMENTS, sv
gar q :s % aa Rop
pound. vnnerThs more talk the b:sie iol
hs c?qn-Eol: nav full 1--WE etiers-InIxss
% s s~e ssy
IT. e.
combined :daGs dress" viii always ' , sa 4
3gss q sssa wi. rise at ''''ea
MITCHELL,s OLYMPIC THEATRE.
erMF SsTs%E %E Nm SfS v H%s.
THIS nvnsiSS entertainments will
5SEfH aS jszI PSis'. s.i'i ''
After which. LEuTgaE On nyHE MHir aicS- syDR
csns!us ~ with i'll. RAAisfSSe fHE WIND,
commences at haItpasi Z ever evening.
AMERICAN MUSEUM GARDEN AVN
GALLERY OF FINE ARTS.
Co osnS1;s 9 q E,l SESSApWAY AND ANN STREE
H., 7: 9ARNTM; MANAGER.
Best Attractions =" Neg Ymk!'-cho"gs Of No
vv1sYropa .n,,,T Ten1S ar, ,.,,r,,,~,r
The Manager has. a. epolmoI. esIs
ted and "'ndsTlf Sd Mj WIFI WkEiFEHiSSur arms ~ '
$s 5. 9; 8!
:s::;:":: = :sI::
consisting 81 Eeye0 AHsch.sd1 TIGUREs
al he actions movsments human lie with sdeIsyrsn
ass s s1S
ladies and ehar r these figures win commence The ps!
the popular vocalist and M Collins the ceieb ed comic sin,
yixins. Aibno Isdy-Fancv Gass Bowins,.nssMdy,
sai ocy A'cs"'0na Den Of ia'ins
m.nsiss O'clock Nc evening TINS week. com
!.!3%.a: ivs5,y1 y s.%=eS!s!ss S.l! sI;s:
80 =
,owv ,v,,1 p,oeS,ssss, sggs;l!s 4ss Park , :, :,
NARY AND ASTONiSUINc siICCrSS nE TIE
We" I'm" "a, rsAii I'D I'D vfAi'D TIL ohI
Seven Perform ers TO be seen for one sh,Ivsr.
Mr. IT. BENNETT, Manager
~ RATEFIJI fbr The nn,a ,sIieied nss,oesn. h. H..
" renccd will evace IN sense or bv ~ III
liz ~ih H. rno.a ,rsr "r - ne rug
regardless Of expense He confidently relies receiving that
reward from enlightened community which his
please them sntue hun TO- Mr.. Harrington, the msecian
the singer Mr. Bennie the dancer Mrs. Bonnie the
and Master Young the wire baIaneer, viii appear
A per 70. TX O'Clock nd We'd
nesdsy Sain day at NJ Admittance to he whole Mn
Fancy Glass BLwine -'' s''e"' o"e 20 sI ,mss
AMERICAN THEATRE-WALNBTG
PHILADELPHIA.
UNDER THE DIRECTION OF MISS CIJsHMAN
THURSDAY EVENING cc, nm sth n;s,t IN
SIXTEEN STRING JACK
Or Ram the Resvsrn
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w After which, 2i time the Drams Of
THE GOLDEN FAVMER
Mr. V'rd'nh0'f will appear On N MGSSG xsYH;sHa1L
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BY RIELL 6 ARCULARIUs.

BY RIELL ARCULARIUS,
SATURDAY, Oct 8, l06 o'clock
Elegant Furniture, Pianos SC.
large assortment Of second hand furniture,
Also, large off 3py other
stair carpets, oil cloth, rugs, sc.
49, MONDAY, Oct 9, lOH o'clock
Wines, Liquors. Segars, Be-
Aso mahogany French grand action Piano Wake
Glenn, maker, for account of whom il may
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MEMORANDA
BELGIAN STEAM NAVIGATlON.-The steamer Bri-
tish Qaeen, Capt Eyckhoit for Antwerp via souhsmp
ton, will sail Friday October 7h O'clock Her letter
will close the above day at O'Clock.
1 the 18th day Of March last Addressed Utica
tanning proms,ory DUE for 1000, Of vue
any but the suitable reward fer any informa
ton will be given on application to
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