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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-08-22
RHEUMATISM.

DIR. HENRY'S KHEU MAIIC SfKUP Is curing every
IL Of Rheumatism around In short time this disc
hyl scarcely be known of or known csredao To
taken the trouble to nvestg ate its merits you
suffering disease when hour spent maxim
inquiries about would conyinc. that your fault
hat you have been well before Call upon Of these
persons and you will be atonshed the wonders which
hao already porormed Mr.. Jesse Kinds, 81 Greenwich and
25 Broad streets Mrs RUSSELL - Elm street, Mrs Angel g3
Aheneaum Hotel, Broadway John Cummings, 70 Pearl street,
Henry Miller 50 James streets Mr. Lawrence 60 North Moore
street. Mr. Washington (butcheI) 331s Elm street; Mrs Grrg
6 Avenue ID; Mr. White, s. Sixth Avenue; Mrs. Strecer,
Third Avenue and Seventh street, MIR. Ry al
place. M, Cofey 18Th street. two doors west from G
Avenue Mrs. Murphy, 20 Cannon Mr. MARSHALL l87
Rynetoa street near Attorney street And fyou wish more
call the Office where viii give you the names Of otr
every Of whom has been cured within the last
Not day passes without calling 70 say they have
cured by the Of the medicine. Look y the bach
of the Herald and SUM- and will large numpe
tfcates, which ifhey not signed and ne and we
person would scarcely believe But there they sIe
invite any call az the numbers given ana oe Rowrv
rect For sale in this city 2ny a.. s,swSyt,s Patent
Medicine Store No IS Fulton street. and ~ 40,
res Drug Store, No. 298 Broad street.
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Extract of Letter from Rio de Janeiro. s. Az

RIO DE JANfIRo JUNE 5O Iof2'
CO. GENTLEMEN Having just received, through
Captain Wolfe of the ship Louisiana three hundred do
lars worth Of your celebrated Essence of Hoarhound
Candy for the purpose Of introducing into this country
and Judging from its properties that it will become of
general amongst have to propose your appoint
ing General Agents for the same for Brazil fully
confident that introduce it without much diff
Guilty. Should you feel inclined to make us your
agents. would advise your sending lot of it by the
rtun Ct Captain WOLFE well packed in small tin boxes,
dramatically sealed and accompanied by directions in the
Portuguese language possibeifno in Spanish. Please
ship at least 800 dollars worth your best terms
also send the directions in regard to necessary adver
Using &C. For information respecting house. we
refer you TO Messrs. Dowley Demarest Front st., OF
your city, And remain your obt serv'ts,
PALMER co.
To Messrs PEAsE & Son. As Division st.
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Died.

On Sunday morning, at six o'clock WILLIAM HENRY,
son OF Thomas and Matilda Whitlock.
The fiends Of the family respectfully invited to at
tend his funeral Monday afternoon, at O'clock from
ga Broadway.
On Sunday, 2st inst after short illness, DAVID r. in.
FAINT son Of Elisha and Matilda ID. Brooks
His remains will be taken to Harlem for nterment
On Sunday morning. in the third year of her age CATH
ARrNE ANN eldest daughter Of John and Mary Mundsy
Her funeral will take place this afternoon at half past
O'Clock, from 50 Mulberry street The friends and &C
quaintanccs ofthe family are requested TO attend.
Philadelphia papers please copy.
At Paterson, N. j.. 3lst May HARRiET ELzAPETH, ell
dest daughter of Henry L. and Eliza Wheeler eyed
years, months, and 81 days
Sag Harbor and Lorg Island papers please copy.
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Corn Trade and Crons.

This market is pretty well supplied with breadsu for
this season. notwithstanding the light receipts some
days past There fair demand which keeps the price
up So 81 for Gennesee Sales of wheat have been
at 90 up to 81 06 bushel.
The receipts at Cleveland the 10th inst were $3.50
bushels wheat and SOC barrels Tour. There de-
cline in the price Of wheat of full bushe The
highest sale at rs centsfor Southern samples great
er reduction in price was offered by buyers Cincinnati
flour was selling at So u.s. and the best brands of Ohio
Canal not readily sold at ST. Receipts of -four
from Indiana are expected in few days from Portsmouth
Erie Canal during the first and second weeks in August
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O. CHATHAM THEATRE.--This favorte place of
amusement re-opens this night having during the time
it has been closed undergone thorough renovation.
The interior Of the house presents magnificent appear
ance the fronts of the boxes being beautifully embellsh
ed with designs emblematc of country full descrp
ton of which will be in another column The mana
ger, with spirit of beraly and enterprise which has
characterised his efforts has effected engagement
for limited period with the celebrated ragedian Edwin
Menotte and Pauline in Bulwers play of Lady of Lyons
their first appearance tonight in the characters of Claude
Forrest and the magnificent Josephine Clifton, make who
In addition to which Poetical Address, written for the
occasion by Jonas B. Phillips Esq will be spoken by Mr.
Thone, and the entertainments of the evening will
clude with the comedy of Sweehearts and Wives, in
which Mrs. Thorne and the entire company appear.
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Total means, S3,209,828
This taken from the debt would leave 81 6l to be
borne by the old population in addition to the settlers
this 100000 acres OF land The proportion borne by the
new settlers would reduce the remaining debt to the old
inhabitants to about 000 and the settlers would
be amply compensated for their burden by the very
sonable terms on which they get their land. The
Legislature will probably take steps carrying
this project. The State cannot with honor buy its own
bonds at discount either directly indirectly by rails
ing the price of the lands gives in exchange any
than repudiae the whole debt with credit ITSELF
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PORT OF NEW YORK. AUGUST al Isaa-


Arrived.
$eS '; hH.i Ss; Day; s% ssa s,aa
British bark New Bunsxef Hunter from Glasgow June
e 4 80 lon q So sPelf British ship
Colombian big pssnfan suyol 30 days from Angosturo
rooms indigo TO b. Aymar Co. Left American vessels in
Brig Citizen Clay is days from Neuvtas Cuba with sugar
81 Blush re % sasr ra hs n A%sSa S, vess
schr venns Johnson days from Lbec with 100 tons pa.
sshr GgsaF Lang days from swan.boo NC with naval
Bh, a, sch, tnendshR Mahon u days from Windsor MS
sehr Regulator Causon 5days from Lubec with plaster to
sehr Iodine Blue days from Philadelphia with Goa, to H.,
master.
Brig Tacoma, from New Orleans Also two brios mn.
Sailed.
Packet ships Westminster Atwood London Vile de Lyon.
Marine Correspondence.
AA OFFICE OF THE RHODE isI.yprR,}
Arr 18th, Anl9s Thomastor Sr NYora; 10TH Highlander
iS MaG. Bans sSa G sO1hSd Ii Cora NSIS Fan
tE.ishsSsn SS5!pt; Anq, Nantucket, Pilot and
Whalemen.
spoken-llh inst lat 3d. lon SO 30 Harbnser. I'm wes,po
JSls Ia ,so en- 20 Geo Casper from New Zealand for
Spoken.
John Barring, of and for Philadelphia from Liverpool Aug
Alabama, from New Orleans for Liverpool Aug s. OF d. II
Megun,icook from New Orleans for Antwerp Aug T. off
Foreign Ports.
July asl Mason BGssOn asd Brothers,
III ELsISEgR July TAR Th5sean Havana for Cronstad,;
;s$
ASsto Msanzas for do 3d. Nash Hooper Crons,sdt for
FHsSss Jul" July ss$ s s. s ss gss Hun. c.s.
Hynr, July l6s'd Thames, sydney; 2ad, Taeyrand, do
ST UBEs July liar Cambridge Gibraltar; ed Arabes
In ALGEsIRAs ROADS July 13-Palladio from Palermo fo
a1rsEe Aug is1An Sarah Ann NYoIk; 18th, Alice Gas
E Ga sna E
MosTREAL, Aug ls-Cld Cestus, Liverpool.
yhia days; Mary Pesse for Portsnd next day. Ellen I'm
United States Ports.
RAsoon Aug l7mAn Bar M PhhiladelPha s
h Tom Pane A Ssvsnnsh N0H"es' ITO" s'''"' Old
A xas asn N Gst VIZ cs:s NYo
E Aug A hud RS, fhsashs Part
sse HsyIs Espindois Sosans Osprey ii Newcastle Eng
NV BsDToRp Aug nAT A,..pe S Phi:aeIghs; Wi
phs. AIR 8lh Dolphin, Baltimore. At anchor within GI
Point 10TH WIN Eliza from NYork for Halifax wind
! Arr 18Th, Julia Ann, NYork
HOLMES HoLr, Aug l9-Ar Caslds, Charleston for Boston
Emerald Boston for NYork Rushing do for Philadelphia
Caribbean, Baltimore for Boston.
PRovDEScE, Aug l9-Ar Chesapeake, Baltimore. Sid ia
| Lsnpheer Jas l. Long, and Sarah Brewster, NYork.
| BRIsroL, Aug l7--Ar Angene, Philadelphia
PHILADELPHIA, Aug 20-Ar Vesper, Trinidad; Germ, East
port Below, Ceres Arr in the Schuylh. Radius, Pictou
| Granite, do
BALTIMORE, Aug le-Arr Chatham Boston; Commerce,
York. Cid Rebecca, Bremen; MENUS st John, NIB Mar
tina Elizabeth, Madeira.
ALEXANDRIA, Aug l7-AH Victory, NYork.
RICHMOND, Aug IS-Ar Geo Henry, Lubec
NoRFoLK Aug l8-Au Alkmar, Abby Baker, Mary, AMI
Xirginsn NYork; Payntsr NBsdford; I,th GiIsey
Newcastle Eng for Baltimore. Arr 10TH Wave Boston
Cid Arabian, Gibraltar and mkt
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IdPOR TANT ANNOUNCEMENT
The College Of Medicine and Pharmacy,

Established for the Suppression Of Quackery.
W- BEG TO INFORM ALL PERSONS DESTROYS
OF obtaining medical advice that on renting the sum Of
dollar with statement of their case, they will be
supplied with one dollars worth OF appropriate medicine,
and letter of advice containing full directions TO Diet
regimen Sc All letters must be post paid. Address
w. S. RICHARDSON, Agent.
Principal Office Of the College of Medicine and
Pharmacy, 81 Nassau street, Y.
NB.-The CONSULTING PHysIcIAN is daily in attendance
the private consulting of the College Hours
from 10 till 2 o'clock
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o. FLOATING DRY DOCKS, FOOT OF PIKE ST.
The ship Eglnton Friday last raised in about two
hours upon the Dock with the greatest and safety
We understand that is the largest ship taken out at
this port As has been subject of controversy as to
whether this Dock could large ship person
have their doubts removed by examining the Dock
it now lays with the ship upon it. We were very much
struck with the facility had by the workmsn in making
the REPAIRS and the and safety with which the ship
sustained.
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HARD TIMES.-The only reason that A.
2KNOX CO, can assign for selling so many boots
northeast corner Hudson streetwhen almost body
complains of hir times that they keep goods Of the best
quality and sell them prices to suit the times and u
as il almost every body had found this out n who read
This should OF yet found the store, the they
and tiy the they will the advantage Almost
envthnr that is wanted in the boot and shoe line of any
eo.u5 ,a al i q 81 ~ " A. KNOX & 60 '9nt Canal At
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For the New York Herald.

90 LOWER BLUE LICK SPRINGS, KENTUCKY.
Having just returned from jaunt through the principal
Southern and Western States and passed most comorta
bly, and agreeably few weeks at the above springs
would respectfully suggest to persons ththerb bound
whether the of pleasure the invalid that
place they find better accommodations cheer
full attendance. They situated the fine Macadsm
sed road leading from Lexington Mayesvile-3S miles
from the latter place. and "a from the latter The house.
which is noble and spacious edifce with number Of
beautiful cottages surrounding it, is in the hands of the
Messrs Holidays whose gentlcmanly department to-
gether with the polite and ready attention of the
clerks attached to the establishment fail of giving
perfect satisfaction to the most astdous and exactn
The splendid ball glitter with the beauty and
beautiful riding, hunting, and fishing grounds with
which the neghborhood abounds, render the place all
that the heart Of reasonable man, beautiful
either, can desire.
Nature has certainly done her part in making these
Springs one OF the most delightfully."- romantic spots in the
world end the waters have been competent
judges be the best Of the medicinal nature in the Union
In composition they Identical with the Harrowgate
Springs OF England containing every active ingredient
found in those waters and far ascerained by
recent by Professor Yanda of Transy
University in the same proportion. It may naturally be
inferred from this that they would be useful in the
disorders Possessed Of greater variety of substances
and great abundance they may be considered stand
ing at the head of the in the
West The place open for and resorted TO throughout
the year by nvads and has every accommodation for
bathing SC. required by individual visitors families.
B.F.B.
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Herald BuIlet,n ar yexvs.

The Herald Bulletin of News kept at the northwest
Of Fulton and Nassau streets On the arrival of the
morning mails, at eight o'clock, A. M.-and also of the
evening mails at four o'clock p NJ the latest intelligence
from all parts of the world may be found the Herald
Bulletin Board at this Let every wayfarer stop
and read Advertisements of all kinds taken at the
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o. THE CELEBRATED "TONIC MIXTURE
for the cure Of debility, dyspepsia, Sc, the PARTISAN
Alternative MIXTURE for the cure of delicate diseases
the AMsRIcAS ANrIBiLIous PILL" for the cure of all
diseases of the liver and bowels 1.-THE "ANopyNE LINZ
MENr" for the complete relief of rheumatic and other
pains and the ether genuine medicines of the College
Medicine and Pharmacy, are daily efIecting the most
astonishing cures The remedies of the College made
up in highly concentrated form and in most cases
single bottle or box sufficient to restore health Sold by
W. s. RICHARDSON, Agent
at the Principal Office of the
College, 81 Nassau street.
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Marine Pavilion.

RocKAwAY, Sd August, 1872
o. FAMILIES CAN OBTAIN PLEASANT ROOMS
at this delightful watering place. by addressing the SUBJ
scrber at McCoun s. Clark's, So Wall street.
as lot HIRAM CRANSTON
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u.I1v, W.IIv,f RalIv!!f

DEFENDER Mass Meeting Of the Democratic Kepub
lican Young Men, will be held on the IN 'front.'
of Castle Garden This (onday) Afternoon, 22d nst
at 4 O'Clock.
All true Democrats who sufficiently honest to judge
a man by his acts not by his professions, and independent
enough express that opinion invited to send and
support John Tyler in his present honest manly and pa
trotic course.
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DEMOCRATIC UNION MEETING.

MEETING of the Citizens Of Brooklyn without distinc
ton Of Party will be held at the City Hotel Fulton street
o'clock, p NJ. on Wedne day The 9th instant fo
the purpose of organizing Democratic Union Party for the
support of President Tyler in suh democratic manner the
of the lead him adopt advocate the
passage of tariff of duties sufficient TO df the Of
and TO protec manufacturers bill TO
regulate the exchange of the country and oppose dr
button o the proceeds arising from the sale Of public lands
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MEDICAL AID.


attention diseases ocular nature. He has bsstoy
moas Of si"aS and TN result IS he hs
~ ! applicable ons
standing and where in instances structure was sup
Gs residence is "A Mott about 49, yards from
SaS 81 e and egson FL charges are are
ton to the times No 81 is net drug store an22 lI-
SAc os Gs%n and S' a
Gn and snS rH b. En lop
eG.ss ds:enps1 cotton soTdass CIT ,s and
ali snd glass. COTTON and wool cards &C. conny for
' aua 3" l H"r'A 'e' ZEBRA CUNNING los Pearl
T AW PAPERs, &c:-Couied in and expedition
.u @n.s. on reasonable 'i r. H. WOODS, Ro.evn
LIVE POUNDS REWARD.-An advertisement appeared
% the Ohio G,z1 ai Ss s 49, Rsd wSo e eys
Carolina Any person sending COPY Of the advertisement
shall ou a SOy os ,e h or .es pa
hrs 20 Ms W y ss t sn aao am A
onebeck. 81 Inn dsw
Eosa TQ w TaE 9 SstSaiy s or
LA-geon respectfully informs his hume Io9s friends and
sS %Ss is%IGs'
Go :i a, 'Ss :sR Of ' s
Mr.. Williams IN thanking his numerous friends for their kind
patronage during period e fourteen years in b. extensive bu.
nai Of Ground Stalls for SICK
a Hes wv 81 %i sSIs
brought up profess the armies Of both
England and france, and having had much
sufficient that those e"tstng him with the OF
their Horses may rely upon the utmost skill and attention be-
ing paid them Mr. Williams would also suggest 10 his
the advantages be derived from employing him the
Horses for sale His offered to both
the purchaser the seller and his knowledge Of the
perfect the Horse but prove beneficial
Mr. Williams Inirmay No. l3I Chystie where
he always found consulted, and where Horses
mitted his will have the full benefit his and long
experience His charges moderate aud suitable 70 the
times anly ~ COZ n
~ NOTICE TO WAGON BuILDERS-The sub
JSN scrjber Propretor of New York Tatersalls, will
Il[N make liberal advances in Cash, all New Light
Wagons sentt hse Establishment for sale.
Builders the rely upon having every attention
paid to their orders.
For further particulars, o terms, &c. apply TO
GEO. w. MILLER,
aus Proprietor 80 n T-''"rsalis. its Broadway.
pLLs of Exchange all Of England Ireland and
for sale at s. J. SYLVESTER'S, % Wall street,
su20r and 1870 Broadway.
COLLECTIONS all parts Of the United States made
wv 8. J. SYLVESTER
a90r p wall ST. nnd lpn Broadwav.
NTEWBURYPORT BIAS NOTES wanted at
~ y. J. SfLVESTER'S,
au20r 40 Broadwav and ~ Wall street
TYR. JAMES ALE.XANDER HOUsTON has removed
- his CONSULTING hrti"r &" No. HERALD Puu niva
corner Of Nassau andt ie2 sm inse
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TIN and Ty.

o. THE WINGS OF 1910, al, AND 42.-Tt is as.
tonishing truly wonderful what excitement has been
"got up" by the number of Whigs,PHALEN, of 2li
Broadway, has been making the three preceding years.
(Wemean Wigs)
is also not generally known that he made the fine
wigs that adorn the heads of such eminent Pres
dent Tyler, Hon. Mr.. Wise, and others whom could
mention; it the fact that they nicely fitted the
owners would have it thought Gas they look real natural
hair.
The officers Of the French steamer Conner focking
to have their hair close cut according the navy rules
whilst those of H. B. M. ship Warspe having theirs
trimmed q la Prince Albert Phalen is decidedly fat
in the onsoral art indeed his celebrity only equa
by the well known Martini, Of Rue st. Roche Paris.
Don't forget his Hair Cutting Rooms and Wig Depot is
ola Broadway, opposite st. Paus
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a.- SCIENTIFIC RESTORATIVE For THE HAIR.

Here's another humbug, exclaims the reader Stop,
we pledge you word that the human hair be
stored by medical treamen-that certain chemicals will
force the hair grow in any part where nature intended
hair grow the face the body, the head. med-
cal friend of tells that such chemicals the
groundwork of oily preparation called Jones' Oil OF
Coral Circassi Here is Mr.. Jones's statement Sir,
pledge my word honest man, that this will make
the hair grow stay falling scurf dandru and
make light, red grey hair grow naturally dark from
the roots We have original certificates from
the respectable persons In fact when the directions
followed, il fails Is sold quite reasonable
the sign of the American Eagle Chatham street. New
York or state street. Boston 81 Dock street, Phadel-
phia.
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Herald General Printing Omcs,

heraiu Uehermi frlntlhS Omces
Of printing, such books pamphlets bills cards of all
descriptions is open the Herald Buildings, entrance
from Nassau street--Joseph Elliott, Printer
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Eoreirn Importations.

NEwCAsTLE-Shp Peer Hattrlck-.o kets co'E -
paints q Morcwood co89 casks mdse Pollen Colgatet
20 order. ,y 4,
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l6TWO BOOKS For EIETY CEN

Q}-"GODOLPHIN,n novel by Sir E. l.. Bulwer-
capital workior sale at 30 Ann stree-price l2t cents
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TO Ship Masters.

we sh1 esteem It favor il captains of vessels arriving
mere VIII give 10 Commodore w A. Bias OF our ne fse
o. te shipping left at the whence they sailrd the
spoken on Their passage list of their cargo and any
iorlgn newspapers they may have Commodore assot win
noara e IN Immediately their arrival We will ecprocats
the favor IN way. y ~ i''''
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&C. FOR SALE-AN ELEGANT PARLOR ORGAN
will be sold cheap for cash in exchange for uniture
groceries dry goods If application is made to-day 30i
Broadway, where the instrument and the may be
found
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90 THE HANDsOMEST TEETH YOU NOTICE.
give credit to 5herman's Ors Tooth Paste, the best
dentrfce in the orld acknowledged by thousand
All Dr. Sherma puts out is only good but excellent
His Cough Lozenges cure cough very quick that yoa
can hardly credit the fact-and summer complaint
darrhea Immediately relieved by hisRestorative Lozen
ges. Warehouse loS Nassau ST.
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M THE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. fish and half woma

90 THE MERMAlD.-This half fish and half woman
has been engaged from the proprietor week for
exhibition at the American Museum, and OF course it will
be hronged to overlooking throughout the week. In
order to fully accommodate all the visitors rich display
OF day performances will take place in the Lecture Room
every afternoon at oclock-a for 25 cents The inm-
table Winchell the accomplished Miss Taylor and the
charming Celeste, engaged this week.
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10 Correspondents Abroad.

Our correspondents foreign ports are
70 send ~ every vessel all the marine int gence hev
OBTAIN Nautical information OF any kind from any one re-
siding at home or abroad will be Thankfully received
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AMUSEMENT rs.

NIBLO's GARDEN
GREAT ATTRACTION
MRs. FffZNiLLIAAis BENEFIT sns,...,, .
IA New YORK. ~ Nffsaisnes
Last appearance IA New York of Mr. BICKsToNp
MONDAf ENENlNt, August %, the Enerisinm.n,. IN
commence at O'clock with =" III
a GRAND OVERTURE.
AFTER which the petite Con edy oil
. M, MY LITTLE ADOPTED.
Major Seymour, MIR. Clarke Frederick Summer HsS
. Laurette Seymour, With Songs Mrs FitIwiIiis", STU
quarter OF an hours rrmission will be allowed Tor hiT
ments IN the Grand Saloon. "
To be succeeded by
An OVERTURE, combining most Of the beauti6,l
Scotch Melodies.
Arranged expressly for this establishment
To be foliowedby
THE BELLE OF THE HOTEL
$780, ORA Peal of Six Clsppers
With seven Changes which will all be rung by Mrs Fy-s'
liam
- Scene-Interior Of an Anne rcsn Hotel
Mrs Fitzwilam will appear herself unu ueiyeI
ma A PROLOGUE.
The sN Clappers - English, Ame ricaD, Scotch Italian
Irish, French, by Mrs Fitzw illiam
The whole conclude
~ r, TIE PROMENADE MUSICALE.
,Ihe proprietor respectfully Informs the public, IN
with the wishes If visitors this
so Psrt OF me entertainments will be after the
fn,.uhg " anager, Mr.. Chippebdaie
Iickets-30 cents - - y $3.50
p,vht -~"'S'N"''eHa" y" oo"iiienco
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Four Novels for Five shIilings.

o. "MORLEY ERNsTEIN,' by James; "Godophin'
by Bulwer the Lottery of Life" by Lady Bessngton
and "Able Parsons" Tale of New York-alI bound
geher handsomely, for five shilings-just one-haf the
price OF single book novel For sale at 80 Ann street.
and by the agents in other cities.
90 TWO BOOKS FOR FIFTY CENTS" Life and
Times OF Louis Philippe with three admirable portraits
one Of the most delightful works of the and DE-
Maddenls History Of the United Irshmen the Great
Irish Rebellion" These works bound together in
handsome paper covers for fifty cens-or cents sepa-
rately Office 80 Ann street.