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Southern pioneer, and Carroll, Choctaw and Tallahatchie Counties advertiser. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1840-1842, 1842-02-19

Gre0t Excitement in ArkqnSds!-More In
dian lMurderSW-A most wanton and unpro-
vokoked murder was committed on the 3lst
ult, by Cherokee Indian, named Moses AL
berty, jun. the body of Mr.. George Long, a
very respectable and peaceabe citizen of Mad
ison county, Arkansas. The murder was COM
mitted few miles from Evansville, within the
Indian country. A sllorI Time OcrOre me
murder, party Of Indians, of whom Alberty
was one, made an attack upon Colonel Chas
NJ Mcclellan, of Cane Hill, who succeeded in
making his escape. Mr. Long shortly after
wards alighted from his horse at the same
house, and was warming himself by the fire,
when he was attacked by Aberty, and wan
tonly murdered, without the slightest provo
cation.
The Arkansas State Gazette of the 18th
instant, from which we obtain the above from
which we obtain the above facts, states that
Immediately on the reception of the above in
information, Gov. Yell made requisition Of
Gov. Yell made a requisition of Governor But
Ter, the Cherokee agent, for the apprehension
of Alberty, and his delivery to the United
States Marshall, for trial. The Governor also
promptly ordered Major General Sneed to or
ganize and hold in readiness regiment Of not
less than five hundred militia volunteers. TO
protect the frontier against aggression ar out
rage from the Indians, and TO bring the MUIR
derer to justice, if he be not promptly surren-
dered to the United States authorities.
Since the above we learn that Albertv had
been arrested by the Indian authorities, few
days after the murder, and would be forthwith
delivered up to one of the military posts, to be
tried before the United States District court.
All the better classes Of the Cherokees, it is
said, were much exasperated against the MUIR
derer.
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Foreign ImportatlOns.

LrvERrooL-ship New Yo.k-lOcs Ingoldsby, Rousseau
Coz cks Hartman, McGown Hayse-l w 1T Tapscett-e
c. b x T Cartier case IWyeth-t JNapier-3 eks
w ~ ~ .I R" IN, I at IN henain
y kerm-lsdo cs Sands, Fox coz do truss I'd
Gillian Coz cks cs & Wiilets-l7 do w Whtew, light
IS do Peacel csk w BaItowss0 bars $50 bds iron Wet
more coz CSC Nosnus Paveastadt-l2 Lou hes Yves
endonnk- x Il Thop-lJ Cown-329l bars GO bdls iron
bold Cuits1iO 70 bales Mccall COL do Butte,
field col cs bale Hudson-l do cs Swars-3 cks w
SsYmonrN col cs A Huntington col do bales pa
Gel Hall Brothers x col cs w q Hunt col do Der
trnd-l box Staker-a68 bars as bd iron g w Shields
cs Smith Thnrgar col csk Coorer-9 bales cs Dennis
toni do Walkers do Thompson00 tons coal 28i5 ssck
silt Marshall-l containing DR. Frankn's prinn
press hurray07 casks 10 bales parcel CD bar
iron 10 orders chain cables Aymar *
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Domestic lamentations.

NEy ORLEAss-Shjg Hunsvills125o pigs lead Rose's
l6 do McCulock2i hhds 1873 bales cotton Rob
ert Williams55 hhds 1856 bbls wheat 29 do corn
Collins coos bids pork Skedin Ferris-l66 do Wood
johnson Bunit- bb lard Us Woodruf,s2 bbs oil &C
bbls beans l. n Griswold-lO bales ID Parish
& COS Smith. Mills COT bales moss Bogert--l0 bales
sasaparila Harsous Brothers co.. croons indigo d
B1ldwn- cases WH Montress-2 do Depey ter hfprs
Wetmore Ben dict co19 bales peliries Mar
sha-8 hhd tobacco Van Antwerp, Hyde col watch
es Hyde col8, bales Beirne & Bernside-806
pigs lead Phelps Dodge co.. pipes casks II bales
bales duck 60 sacks pepper, to order
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Passengers Arrived.

LIyERpooL-shp New YorkLisut Harvey, Royal Artille,
w. Mrs Harvey children and servant, Miss Harvey
Williams. Mrs Williams, Miss Newton, DR. c Taylor
children of Albany; Sheegog. OF Tennessee; Grim,
HEST OF Pennsylva kinball. Mury, of \
York; T. Turner, w Hinchif-32i seeraye | died and
born the passage
NEW ORLEAYs-Shp Huntsvie-T Nc Donnell, lady two
and servant 50 Browdec Miss Cox, Miss Serons Mr.
Cummns. lady TWO child and servant Mrs John Fehrmsn
tive children and Nus Dahgeen Mrs Fase and
Miss Fraser's Miss Wides, Conyham Edward Fehrman
Gallney w Thompson poiny, and IS in the steer
TrRKs IsLASD-Schr Eychanse-Nr Ptchner
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On Thursday the 9TH inst of consumption PHGBE JANE
Van ZASDr, wife of j. A. Van Zandt.
The relatives and friends of the family are requested to
attend the funeral tomorrow afternoon at O'Clock from
her late residence s05 Allenst
On Thursday morning Mrs ELIzABITH relic of Den
mis- Mccarthy, in the Goth year of her age
On Thursday It'll instant Mrs. ELLEN MARIA wife OF
John cleveland, aged 80.
On Thursday morning It'll instant Miss ELIZABETH
JERoLoMAN in the i5th year OF his age.
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Hr,~hton CnstIe Market.

july AIT market 355 beef cattle 20 and calves
2ioo sheep and $50 swine. Fiy beefcattle and
hundred sheep unsold.
PRIcEs-Beef Cattle-We again reduce quotation,
We quote extra $3.50 $500 First quality S475 So rs
second quality Sl5 AIS; third quality 81 90 $50
Cows AID CALvEs-A few sales only were effected, AM
we shall omit the prices. =
sHEEr-Dull. Sales from Si.a5 to $3.50. A few choice
weathers at 49, a S4
swsr-A lot of old Hogs at &C. and lot of Pigs at sic.
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City Despatch Post,

20 WILLIAM STkEkT.
PRfrcpAL OvvIcE.-Letters deposited before halfpa>
hapast L. and half past o'clock, will be sent out 10
delivery at 3, l. and O'Clock.
BRANcH OrrIcEs-Leters deposited before I, IL, and
O'Clock will be sent out for delivery at g. and O'Clock
ALEX. NJ. GREIG, Agent.
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state OF Trade.

Ashes-snce our last sales reported of about ic
barrels of each kid for Pets and 30 for Pears
Cotton-The market is quiet. Flour-There is no chang
IN the prices and but little doing. We quote canal
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Married.

On Wednesday 9th instant, by the Rev. Lewis P. W.
Balch, SAMUEL CAssN Esq. to MARY eldest daughter OF
Henry Jackson, Esq, of this city.
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ou.ruAu TuEATRE.-Tbe emit.

a. CHATHAM THEATRE.-The entertainmenis
theatre tonight consist of the admirabl
comedy nv OKsefe denominated " Wild Oats. in whe'
So, sr,sar, as John Dory, Held Rover Mrs. Thorn
as Ine and Mrs. Held Lady Amaranth and the popu
lar drama of Ambrose Gwins Thorue enacting Ambros
axlnett C. Mestay Gilbert and Mrs. Held as Luci
Eairloy. This lady's fine talents and commanding al
pearance will render her very valuable acquisition
iha already talented company attached 70 the theatre
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LUCINA CORDIAL.

LIE hMEnlChN IUDLlC.
1T barely three years since general introduction of
the Lucns Cordial into the United saes and in that period
has only spread its uness ,Ihere
and SUSTAINED the vast reputation which i had yous aegu
inventor by the unryaled has been discovered
in the Of ncpent consumption The knowledge o.
rs a % s Ss and Is raj ,9 the u
the result is a medicine has been added TO the catalogue
the of ncpient consumption, which places the disease
with due precauion, under the control Of the paeR IL
scarcely a this period to reco%%s pend, the Lncns
God,a as an asghc,ent remedy n case 2? Giee Flnor Al
ons or painful incontlnence OF and
an diseases arising from deDtaon OF me system where an
mIuise % ..storaVe Is waned as tniougnout w Ohltee
ing speedy perfect permanent and effected without pain
trouble Should there however be bong under
s above VINO are U rs Amos,
on my own personal rpqn.ibty eemg assussd they give
sad erae39uInee. io br N,gs;n viii hs ,ba re.nI, Ne,
% .n ,hn c,ss IN En,ora H. ,,o,nse p,
o. me Lgem ISfs n paIea on is noronghy m
a'e, bo h,J hae " h a ~, h p 20 snanS
10 yrIe noyers m males when p.ducsd - ner snd
parenty hopeless poaion TO perfect health and actytv
When first received the agency Of the Lciaa Cordial from
Dr. Magnin its mncnsef oreiy celebrity and
the of respectable testimony that accompanied it,
declined committing myself ndv duaily by giving any per
sono assuances IN these particulars but now, after the
sale of upwards Of hundred thousand bottles coupled
with The receipt and CERTIFICATES and testimonials srabe,
ana much knowledge founded ON personal
hestagly warrant as lar exceeding hopes
most important ends Tor which II ded and has be-
come so justly and universally popular. To be explicit
Is possible, repeat AMI hold myself personally response
pie lot he assumpon That lhe Lucina Cordial nvg
crate the ve powers IN males, and max. them ocundant
where nature has beeu deficient when they have been
ted by ARTIFICIAL means and also that can produce that state
Oh NE system IN Iemaes Tho had been iou,ly unitiu
aa imagined psen winch wil enable then 20 beor children
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MARITIME HERALD.
TO Ship Masters.

We shall esteem favor if captains of vessels arriving
Of the shipping left the whence they sailed the
vessels spoken on their passage LIS. Of their cargo and
board them Immediately their arrival We will eciprocate
fayor in
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To Correspondents Abroad.

Our correspondents foreign ports fully requested
to send by vessel all the intelligence they
obtain. Nautical information Of any kind from any
siding home abroad, will be thankfully received
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EDWIN Il. HORN &Co
jeI-Im2awissc SO Fulton street cor,r Clie
MOFFAT'S FAMILY LIFE MEDICINES

MOFFAT'S FAMILY LIFE MEDICINES
IT longer questioned either by rival wopeoss the
life Pills and Phenx Bters have become the most nni,crsa
family medicines IN the United States and that they accon
ph number Of remarkable cures aud conduce more
TO the health Of population than others that h
named Vet they have been estravagantly
by the proprietor bn have their end resp, liability
by their powerful efficacy alone and their sound intrinsic
worth No medical PROPRIETOR either in the country in E
rope has number and variety decisive Testimonials
To the actual they have performed and although ese
amount 10 thousands, they doubtless form slaa
portion Of their extensive aud unhc alcd uscincs These
certificates, however which s bear the signature d ldd"s
Of the cured unansweraby demonstrate atihy a.
most invariably not only the ordinary functional deanso
men such bilious and ver attacks haus anf cfionsi
cosiycness and billions oosnes dysnpis au,ncy
and distressing disturbances Of digestion, bit o crnic sud
nfammatory hcunaisn fever and aete hcr lar aiteus
ahlhs brouchetis. quinsy. esiaele nervous 4l Wasting
rams IN the sides limbs shouIdr back lead eu organs.
cc papiration heat itTuinition OF blood the
head and host of other ff,ghtiul nalai,ec
And the why they pehenve in their ef-
fects so unusually inb compared with other Dizziness
that they original compound of the sJeci-
remedies that known As aecnfs. .hev
most eectual yet mild in their operation occssong
exhaustion pain although the powerful purifier in the
world Bat they invigofatc all the functions Of die al
from the Of their work anil oil evev pa
with that delightful Of renovated health han which
earthly feeling more blissfnl highly priced Itpucd
snd sold by Dr. VIM. B. MOFFAT. s7j Broadway, y. York,
For sale At most OF the druggists in the city
jeia 2w cod is~c
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OLD ESTABLISHED PACKET OFFICE

OLD ESTABLISHED PACKET OFFICE.
~ AM - ~
The subscriber continues bring Passeng~r who
ssss S.si,s ssg. .%s saa from Lsss'.se Weekly
viii able to give general saeon to those Who may iaror
punished payable upiicd Kingdom 'n '' DC
For further particulars j iaN s P sGn
PETER HIGGINS Esq NC So AsMsR Market e; St. af Boston
Who to bring direct from Liverpool
FRANCIS TIMMQSs, Esq,
JosE i! FIX kIk ki2Fi + kEiSc.'s'f ES
ru5Hs. A5sSS zs!aS :
fEkS y .a''svH sa s'ss!!$ ::ess
IA NooNEN Esq c AT W fssss Ts5aioTy
E6WAkP kkN III DEEs%G Sms Tf oSo
YS& GPo.i1sSy e.; Rsgass f;SEst ss'
oss az ossn, wharf S foot Of l st. o'e' h'da''
toT Sn or ! handsome furnished ascommo
o1ac Apply Q" 00ad at Orleans wharf, loot Of w" street.
Elk COLLINS co Sc South ST.
Great care vii be taken to have the goods by this line
promptly forward all goods to their address. je2o
.$ For tIvEaf99L1I9s sa ;io 81 e9PyfFed am
z, Alien Miner will have despatch For freight or pas
living superior accommodations apply board the
lee &. X. COLLINS CO. 50 South ST.
ho 1d r.! Gpssi e &c s% 1ey
Bds I y Sch Ri: & S :s RS
for cabin "a taSn and .,ssfsse ied up I"
terms by Dff9oSv s9i' GS e lane
them s1oS; Ssss $ %
applying as above. or by letter post paid. i've
la NJ FISHING 5, ExCURsloNs.aE. KENEIELD,
49, S1 G 10 Ssq Sn oppose che Pc Post oss in
new and ig%fe Set; s G Fishing Apparatus including Lines
class always in readiness and will be furnished parties
His friends and The public are informed tina, he continue. to
Go%S sqaa Bo.cn Nay a is.sn' company
,SfN FOR RI2fT1,,5sEaDAMTThe superior copPeTed
dEifs 'Gss; 5 "s,y c%p ir
p ''' captain 0''' loot BoYp HN Inch
iyic eTontno Building
H4 well known fast sailing British slr CHESTER,
asss will win for Ss abovs po ., he' car
For balance Of freight cabin passage, having handsome
furnished T6c i BRoTHGEs se!g65
A Eos HgESEG T' 4 f 4EHE65h; Cas-. ;' T.
VA III PS E,' sey SS a s
'~"'G GLoVE EH GeM Si9i S2, S Pine street
i've corner Of South.
.fSM TT4sss4GtE FOR GEEEN0GiK,, SO TL[ANpI.
& ;a T6;yey !S%osG% %Sa; srs
ng,r Fog assage, early application should be made on
jyi 49, VS. j. T TApscorT, % Peek slip.
Sssna Ps to 60; Sws. Brig @Ee%Ss s
bin psselgt rate. Apply to the captain on
'G; rs foot Of Rector ff NSs Ef sfR6oRs 81 Lsy
NoTicEA hereby notified a Pgt . I,u,' my
o'h'' contracting wi" be PAID BY JOHN HGRDM2S
Sout
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!, N N1sIOZENGEs ARE STILL IN TIL

~ sYrRMAN's LoZENGEs ARE STILL IN TIL
sSdanither popularity beyond conception, ana tn
good they do So all who are troubled VIII
snngh cold headache, summer complaint, or any oth'
S,aes ssoni 20 at LOG Nassau street. or to
f the Doctors agencies and get box Of his Lozenge
and health will surely follow their use
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GYMN ASTTTM

FENCING AND SHOOTING GALLERY.
333 broadway, Corner Of Aathonv-a)
D MOUnQUIN has the honor OF informing his friends snd
the public u general tina, his Gymrssism now in
operation. isAe largest and he Lest which has yet
ered to the An9an public. The ICONS large ard well
ventilated, who hN1 them the advantage being ava
cool Parents, Prbdss, and Gentlemen, Invited VISIT
this establishment 10 which, the Crotch Wster
Works Will b. oncrston will be added slo. bath
the nisnce of he Subsc rbers to the Gymnasium
The shooting Gallery being entirely ndcpt nf the
Gymnasium A,ng TO practice pso, fylr, do
so without being subscribers to the Gymnasium
Fencing lessons given usual on,naodera.e terms.
Open at day break and close al half pot might
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CLASON'S POINT,
IN THE
COUNTY OF WESTMINSTER

find Tctnfy Years Credit gpen for too-hirds Of The
Purchase.
%ya AUGUSTUS w CT ASON, of this yalua-
M bic estate oilers IL for sale. Ii is situate the East
& River or Sound, about twelve miles from New York,
College Point contains $40 of land hgh
state of cuvat ontwo Dwelling House large VIII ir barns
cattle houses and fruits of the kinds
Fish, oysters, sc. taken lie door The situation
equaled by the city and there several superior
sites for building and the front the Sound is
land will be divided to suit purchasers and the very
derate. Apply TO AUG. w. CLASON,
on the premises, TO
jy8 Inns JOHN f. DELAPL AINE, CO Wall ST. NY
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AUCTION SALES.

BY THOMAS BELL
iStores Nos. % .4nn and us fulton street,
FRIDAY
AZ lQhl O'Clock in the sales rooms. ,
Lags sale oil really superior summer wearing apparel 81 all
descriptions. jy2r
Also, trunks beautiful summer wearing apparel, vest
Also, 2uunks odds and euds ships cuIic les travelling
uunhs' q best eaepet orgs, assorted sizes.
SATURDAY
- 90 =. AtlO3a O'Clock m the sale
Splendid Furniture Sae-Will be sold, extensive aud
elegant of and second hand
cabinet iurntute OF all descriptions has been for
presented 10 the housekeeping public
BY RIELL & ARCULARIUs.
SATURDAY,
At l0H O'Clock, the auction room,
Elegant furniture, Ranos SC.
Also, large size South American hammocks.
FOR SALE-The Yacht ONKA.HYE-She is 81 feet
long ga feet beam and ~ feet hold Her cabins
ensve and supeIby fitted IL wanted for Yacht she
would be well adapted for packet between of the West
ndad sandsto the China other trade where
convey large cargo combining buoyaney with sharp
than other vessel aoat She strsng and stoutly
built and would be valuable dispatch vessel tender
10 fleet. She would avery he ayy armament her
deck from having part OF her ballast Gao tons iron keel
by which her stability greatly increased. For
purposes, she would require no other ballast.
itaving satisfied myself that going for pleasure
dispose of her for very leshan she me- Her hull
SAILS rigging furniture, SC Sc &c., perfect order She
at Perth Amboy For further particulars inquire of ira Bliss
at the Office Of the &. and A. X. X. Company or 10
JOHN T.. STEVENS,
je232 wr South Amboy.
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CORNS, CORNS, CORNS.
q Murray street,

CORNS, CORNS, CORNS.
8 Murray street.
MONS. AND MADAME BERNARD,
Corn Doctors. from Paris,
ss s hsVe T Ssn Ss %f s
esyed tes,%oaa from Of The gentlemen
eved since they have been BY the% They have the
n Ssy to I r S s by new and peculiar method
without cutting Mons. and Made b, do stemp, to offer
Confidently those who nav n p om Troublesome s an
painful Cor tha, they may have the sasacton of carrying
and Wade have IN he e upwards of two
@ lam c ad s r1 pts!
sion for several ye1 in G,msy FRANCE and Eas.nd
ss19 by n certificates from the most ee En-;
after four years cure The operation viii occupy more
thus treated can put on their Shoes and walk
Ladies and gentlemen Will be waited a he resi-.
AT home the morning from till H. and in the afternoon
Office at Boston, Isl Courtst jys lmr
TO THE FEEBLE AND THE SICK.
He feeble and the Frustrated with sickness often exclam
aos and e we s taem %s sS % ass"
d,sordere Is h9m deangemen in m Of the Lirr.csyc
or, the CHI and bowels themselves not bsn. su
ID This produces struggle hetween the principle Of life and
H. fs : of SSsS3 MS Tn NH M NRfE
PILLS which assist PRINCIPLE LIFE that disease
1t would be uperious that the BRANpRErH FILLS
Teeommended by all who use them this is known to be
sant IN Their oreron the most ehecua in their cl-ansDg
dPSP aais
M they Of used and approved than
any other medcncs fact SO well known as to almost amount
If the powers Of life be not entirely exhausted if there re-
thing be hoped from the use of Dr. Brandreths Pills
l." noe, then, ho th't those who do knsw the
pRrrH RUS and who are suffering from sickness Will be n-
Remember the Bmndth Pills purify the blood and stay the
THE BRANDRETH PILLS
are sold % cents per boz with directions at ths following
Pt F F,eS ,ns Mo, oEEcE
Bowery. Office s7i sowery.
1879 l-2 Hudson street.
Remember, DR.. Brandret, Office in the Dewery ga
SHARON. sPRINGs-The Hotels at this new watering
~, ses; only one gans rue from ms CITY, are now open 10,
Obtained permission to publish he following ce cates Of the
medicinal properties oil the waters yo,v aori, ., 1870
My Dear S-I have recently used the Sulphur Waters
ton j" certifying that entert in bish opinion Of their Tone
sHa snd Se ,n IN eS of the ho TIE
proceeding from functional arrangement Of the digestive
From what have witnessed and heard believe they will
ere long rank with the most celebrated waters Of country
very respectfully ySMI Mclean Ear NJ
view to test the efficacy Of the waters and have hesitation
IN stating that careful observation has fully satisfied their
lief of which the Sulphur Springs in Virginia, have been
messed the undoubed evidence of the effects
@. S. BEDFORD, NJ. d. Professor of Midwifery
and the Diseases of Women and Children, in
the University of New York.
The assemblies the will be opened by grand ball
the evening of the ith of July -
June 81, 1912. jg7 2tsm
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ADJUSTMENTS.

NIBLO's GARDEN.
| Extraordinary RaveI FANNY
Received Nightly ruth Shouts Of Ldrghtey and IN
SPLENDID COMIC PANToMiMEs. &c
THIS EVENING i, Iq,y g!l The Performances aal
La FILE DI Du REG Isl E2NSfTr.D'''
'''"'? The TGtTT III R StsF performance on
After which, s,,I is +, I15 Vivian" "
Quartz. Of an hour. int g is S Be 5S:d for Refresh
%s GRA Z Z; si!iG9 RsffIGGiRrE
THE c6 5Sjt fa5ss GIFT,
Daring til. ran'0m% .ss s ;sS. Esd p'dr by
GRAND bHt &iIsSfE si 'i;T'Is
THE rRoJHSE ssss'Ses MUSICALE,
e.: % G. :Sa
Acung, SISnnsei, NJ. C6ippendaIs,
~ Musical Leader and Director Mr. 4 WoolE
bSSs. ai'e'on o'clock Entertainments
PARK THEATRE.
THIS. THIS hVhIyiSss 81" fss RA p, ( performed
ew THE . .FE!:, o. g. F IT, 1 H2THH
nan. m.s.. NJ s|ss .,.n hAkISs m p,s,.ss.
Doors open At acknowledgements Will commence halt
49, Boxes sl-pi, 50 esnt.-Gs.e,y. 2s cents
CHArHAni THEATRE.
THIS EVENING" WEB M 6 s. GFssormed the ayof
rover D0'S Held Lady Anoranth- Mrs i Hi,ld
AMBROSE f Gw,S SiSaETT
A Ned fs GMnH' Il H I Lgsy Mn F.s
Doors y open a5e at g"sTsr past O'Clock ana tho
Dress circle 50 25-it, 2sFexae Bo-es 50
CORNER or BROADWAY AND ANN sTRhET-
' SPLENDID NOVELTIES.
The has engaged for th.