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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-11-09

MTEO- CAN MISTAKE A WIG, however
w artuliy prepared for the natural and living growth OF
the hair There dali dead look, ahca stiffness
about the counterfeit which tohid lis being mistaken for tie
genuine And cases ou OF twenty for
tent the money that Wig costs, the bald scalp
be made bring forth covelns instead OF being be-
ho!aen any thatcher souls for second hand ado
The vernal showers not condUcre 20 vesetao than
eyns Hair Tonc the growth OF the Ha Il sickness
sorGoY any other cause, she your brow 81 It's cu
teuS curl, thnne6 the redundant sIdel which
burst such iu1uancs from beneath fashionable bsa
YER ayEss Han. Tonic will give life and ylso 20 the roots
which still remain and diby short OF ts
restore N perioa Curl, in all their pristine beauty
Those who have been for unsccessu endeevoIlng
cultivate MhkeIs and moastaches will find ths preparation
the true Eli1ir Htc
Sold by a. 5. s D. SANDS, Druggists, ar wholesale
and fetall No 10 Fuolseet, 273 Broadway and II East
BIsslway. ;oi6 I'm
pANCA TIN.-l0,000 bxs for sale by GRIN
ID NELL, MlNTURN & CO, rs sou,h-st. movie,
TVORI-4,0 600 lbs. prime India Ivory, for sale by
/ rs GRiNNELL, MiNTURN s. co. rs South 81.
S1WEDES kCN-lO0 tons owedes IRON. assert.
~ ed, now lNiding and for sac. by
rs GRINNsLL. AlNTURN S CO. rs Sonth ST.
COUNTRY BANK STOCKS Persons holding
~ stocks IN thu Country Safety Fund Bsnk and dsssous
exchanging them for valuable lands near the Gsnssse Ry
eI ,aay hsaI OF opportunity BY calling on HUNT
Ne Hsnoysr.ssyest, addressing tpost psd) WILLIAM
B. WELLES. Utica, n. Y. October 20, lss o24 stswsw
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HETHlTt, RED Or GREY HAIR changed to
dark brown or permanent black by the Moorish Hal
Dye Sold a, 50 esats or 81 bottle the sign Of the Amer
can Eagle 80 Chatasnsteet Y, Fnl,on-st. Brook
lya State Bnsons Ledger Buildings PhAeIphia
sD7 ksns.stfse: Cl,sr-ston. ) G oil i'm
"a ER ROBINSON, Fashionable Clear Starcher.
WI 80 My.cer.see, fifth door above Splngs, from eliza.
&c made 10 look equal TO ne@ Shawls. senos Eouiard
silks Mouse'ln de LANES, Table Corers, &c. cesned
now ,ms.
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%RUGGIsTs' GLASS WARE.-Common Walls, Pre-
scrption Vas Patent Medicine Walls Acid Bo.tles Go.
Oils, Concaves, Magnesa Backing VaInish. Demons
Fla.k lnksandi, Jars Lemon STTups, Mustards Snuts
Sc. &c. =,
Chemicals Of al! kinds French English and American All
kinds Of Paints and Colo Every description of Drugs and
DruEgists' arceS and Patent Medicines, Perunery and
Soaps & general assortment, sc. sc. sc,
All articles warranted genuine The promptest attention
given 10 orders from the country. ol9 In!
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-11-09

INTENSIVE WATER POWER FOR SALE.
Il adjoining the New. York and Erie Railroad, on the
R,mspo River IS miles from the CITY New York capable
of driving Machinery 10 almost any extent there four
five falls and great Body Of water. together with tn.
whole part OF OGO of land heavily timbered with
extensive mines OF inst quality mestous possessing
strength considerable part Of the land cs4ed and III
yated and theT' Ieh De MADE some excellent Farms by
clearing Tuxedo Lake, Two miles long and mile wide,
lies part The the scenery which beautiful
The place remarkably healthy 1t known the Au
gusta tract, and three miles above Persons Works
Of Newly by the NewYork and Ee Railroad o. in five
hours by the of ackensack and Orange Turnpike
or BY the Mack averstr1W the HUDSON River.
Inquire No. ~ Chatham st. $50 3m'
McALLISTER'S ALL HEALING ONT.
1S1 MENT--Ths ointment which surpasses even ths
dence OF It's virtue aud wonder working power.
We Withhold FROM the public the value which this
could mention the OF hundreds who would be la
menng Their poor coalition had they used this all healing
ointment recommend this article The sincerity OF our
hearts tor We know that there virtue and that ne who
will only De grateful that he had used Il Is Indeed
wonderful in Its effects and coming SO cheap does
oil the greatest blessings OF the kind ever invented We
ointment Will heal W.
Asue in the face proceeding E:uptio9s IN the face
from cold or tooth ache Pam III the side and breast
Rheumatic affections Affection OF the liver
Inflammation IN the Breast Sore throat
So,e and weak eyes Piles
Ci,apltd hands Severe Burns
Sore iiIs Asthma
Ihe above yaaabls ointment is sold by the proprietor,
JAMES MALlsTER 26 Division street corn. Allen,
agents DR. Thomas Ritter, l0a Cherry ST. David ser,
S Blsecker ST; Brothers Hbbard 60 John 81; Il Gibbs 3
Bowery; Knox Co Hudo, and Caual SIS; Spoolar
4 Go. Brookiya Star Office Broo&lyu
P!lce. IS cents per box.
Much NOR. might be sad the hundred par; his no;
nenl, ma Zy
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-11-09

INVENTION to force the
The Of OF our most respectable citizens can be
shown who have used this and found al is here stated
Joness Coral Hair Restoave they found III possess these
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-11-09

yX7M. BROWNS COMPOUND BONESET
" CANDY, MEDlGATEp,-Withina few months 23,-
lis quack medicine as its ingredients known all
that make use Of they being nsn'jensd the dEse.Sa
Root Of Lquorice Seneca Snake Root and many other
and herbs known be good fer Coughs Celd Phisic Bron
Voea and Fubc s u s sdcatsd &C ca aUss b S
Consequence Of its extensive sale has caused many base
sGgGss a to be os tier 10 the IN
dlrscuon will accompany the candy when purchased the
For sale only in Boston by VIM Brown ISL Washington
In NeiyYor BY a: B; D: Sands, No. 70 Fulton.
street = East Broadway 273 Broadway ole I'm
4 CHEAP AND REAL EXTRACT OF SAR-
~ sAFARdLAPrsS Liking IN his TOO 9sa miT
TO try IS cent package of Joncss Extract 81 sarsapaTla
Of he Sold Sign sign SftS m ass cs
ha.st.et u or l39 Faltonstsee Brooklyn; 2t3 Broad
Philadelphia; 2g7 kGsstrset Charleston, s. c. oil I'm
CONSUMPTION CAN BE CURED-Of all
" remedies known there is but that can be- relied
or for the cure that terror TO the human raceConsumr
ton That remedy Is SCHEMES Pulmonlc Syrup
has sgccestsd IN cases where every thing else has failed
and IL vii generally sgeceed IN enEng every OF Consun
a perseverance,, and strict conformity TO the directions
In oEdrr thai this not be considered assertion,
supported by facts reader referred pamphlet pub
shed b The proprietor, which De obtained gratis
s al m o he IN Se san 81 aRa e
fs h which have YET been
after having been given UP By their Physician and friends
NOT De 70 state the OF the of The
PrEonlc syrup II is the most powerful purifier OF the
tenn known operates eapel the disease
from the Lungs, Stomach and Liver Where thsre hectic
SUMPTION the OF the syrup removes the fever stors the
ngh' swsas and regulates the action OF the bowe making
them healthy and naturaI II soots and rpens the disease
Of tn Lungs and then espest in the form Of espscto1a,eL
ton By patients generally who have taken the
Pumonlc Syrup aud this continues until all disease Of the
Lungs removed and the patient finds his JOY that he is
restored 10 health.
Prepared By 4 sceack and for sale his principal Of
ices No. p South S1ts ret door below tbs corner of
Ch-snr,; and his Laboratory No 2l Racestreei Fhiia
dsphia Ae toI sasst 81 door below
where the genuine be had Also, 3ss Wsahingtonsees
Boston; No. IS Broadway. Albany, Ny.
The above Offices exclusively for the sale OF Pulmouc
Syrup. dig lm' ]. II. SCHENCK.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-11-09

- Only REGULAR LINE FOR NEW
EsYF RLEANS-The following fis class packets wi!l
SAs,aJ ponctuai!y as aLyertised weather permitting or
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-11-09

iCO. VUUWayne County Pelnsyivan;a-lOo miles
northwest from Nw-YoTk city The subscriber, who the
Wayns Goanty offers for sale il qpanes to sun pu5cha
5! TO S. per The title 20 which is indsputabe.
The land generally timhered with sugar maple beech
hemoch white ash, lynn &c. and wewateed by never
failing streams, which also furnish abundance of now
for machinery The soil produces good crops Of Wheat
eeednsy productive Of grass which renders: desirable
Delaware and Hudson Canal which from Honesda!e in
the centre the County, Roaout The Hudson River
Erie Railroad which viii pass along III entire eastern border
OF The County Among the lands here offered several
GELS of from 1000 5000 each Which vii, b. sold very
low cash close whchthes
belong and well worthy of the consideration Of emgrans
Persons wishing 70 visit this County for Themselves
will so ora New by the Ere Railroad line TO Middle
town where they will md lines oda!y stages Homes
dale and those wishing he goods and furniture
ship them b the Delaware and Hudson Canal lines direct
from Honesdale The advantages OF this Coun-
enuer desirable location for turner's manufacturers
and mechanics.
Building lots the Borough Of Eonesdale also for lie
on very favorable terms. JOHN TORREN.
uoEe<date. September %, 1915. $
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FIRE ENGINES, HOSE AND PLlpS

I ..
N L. FARNAM, al pa Water-t manu- Genres
Life Engines OF every s'zs aFcisss. villages Ec:oe
Garden Engines Fire Hooks Fine Buckets and Fire Cars
Hemp Hose, Leather Hose OF any size required, Suction
Lii and Force Pumps tt ana fosce water any distance
from 10 70 500 gallons minute;
Wind Mills Horse Powers Wafer Wheels SC for working
Ship aud Steamboat Pumps for filling boilers, &C. and to
use In OF fire.
AiTfumps Tor vacuum condensation, OF any required m
Lead and Iron Pipe Brass Cocks Ornamental fountains &c
B-The PUMPS Of lis manufacture double ac,i6u Of
great strength and very SIMPLE their coastuctou beirs
Particularly we'll calculated for the Southern and West Iad
markets 81 sm
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IT WILL DRESS AND SOFTEN THE HAIR,
STOP It's FALLING DEE AND CLEAN II

1t positively makes the hair grow and keeps it in order
long time Sold at the sign 9 the American Eagle 81 Chat
Ign: Staestreet Boston, Ledger Buildings Philadelphia
207 King street. Charleston, S. c. OF I'm
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W. s. J. 7 TAFSCUIIt
At thei. Cereal PASSAGE ice 80 Peck slip. Scutn.,t.
The HoTTlNGUER viii sail 59m L7ye5gooi, on Tie { 9Th
fcr b.ogh: ouf in st.cass ships. sailing weekly, on layc
able Terms Drafts FOR amount payable on demand With
out discount all the PRINCIPAL OF England, Ireland
Sco,l and or Wales. constant, for sale as above.
The R0SCIUS will succeed the HottinSuer, and sail on
rh.o her
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CHEAP S TOR e

TO Ny OLD CUSTOMEES AND lie 70 6 Dh!T 7
mites DYE STUFFS, PAINTS, MEL
CINES, GROCERIES, &c.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-11-09

= k.sY WINTER ARRANGEMENTS
rA---ss4&&sEFOR KEY.PORT AND MIDDLEToWN
$Iz POlNT touching q, sesuins s ppck Staten
ROCKhAND Capt Crawford will leave Middleton Point,
ds eTittne MONDAYS ed1eSdays and o a abo.
sostreet uesdays Thursdays and Saturdays att o'clock
Stages will he readiness the arrival OF the boat 10 coz
yav .Ssancers 70 freehold part Of The country on
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-11-09

s s'z3 FOR NEWBURGE--Land al
- Caidwes, West Point, Cold Spring, and
TIE atsalnboat jas MADISON, Capt. Chas Halstsad,
viii leave dr.eas,aet pier every Tuesday and ay aiteT
noon o'clock
All Baggage Packages or Parcels enk Balls or Specie Put
hoard boa. without beng entered the oek
ce;rce for the risk of ,he thereof! ali Il
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-11-09

T. Ail persons are forbid account of
SAID boa. : lei'
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IRE TO assert are superior beauty OF workmanship and
elicacy of finish to any ihat can be found IN the city
iii supply OF the well-in0wp SOLAR LAMP constantly
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-11-10
EXCLUSIVELY

Trim Ell ALI
10 supply the City and Interior Trade By piece package
By combining their attention entirely and exclusively TO this
article L. B. enabled only exhibit ex-
(the-e being similar establishment for Prints the
S,e:es,l bat sell always prices low, and geTGy
lorer than houses whose attention and divided
among large variety OF articles.
The Stock embracing Some Thousands of Different Pat.
.ss and Coorings comprises all the latest and choicest
stylss 10 which will De constantly added all and
bic patterns they appear IN the market besides many "hic
vii be got up exclusively TO. their sales.
Purchasers this article viii find ,heIT interest 10 e1
anime this Stock before buying their Prints Even II they
not purchase they will least have the advantage OF seeing
the new styles and learning Lowest market prices
Catalogues of Prices correct ted WITH every %
the Market are placed in the hands of Buyer All orders
will receive the best attsn ton. auzo 3nOSs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-11-10
MARRIED.,

On Thursday evening, 9th inst by the Rev. Moses Baou
Samuel Holmes Eleanor Amanda, daughter Of Come
lius Schenck, Esq.
On Wednesday evening Nov 5th, by the Rev Dr. Dewey,
P Kemble Bauding Elizabeth ?. daughter of J Green
Pearson.
On the sih lns at Elizabe,hown n J. By the Richard
Charming Moore Alfred NJ Tredwe Of this city, aud An.
IA Munson Of the former place.
At Brooklyn, Oct 81, by Rev VIM. 3. Lewis, Augustus
G Richards Mary Caroline youngest daughter o! the late
L. Lewis, Esq.
At Unon n. j. Nov by Rev Robert Street, Charles c.
Crane Of New York, Hannah A daughter OF David Wade
of the former place.
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FALL GOODS.

FALL GOODS.
TOHN HUTTON, "A Hudson-street, Opposite
~ respectfully solics the attention OF his
friends and the public to his extensive and well selected stock
ofFALL GOODS, comprising the following
FLANNELS.
Welsh, English and Domestic Shrtns Fannels; Gauze,
and English Swanskiu red and Yellow Fannes; Scotch
Pldng new excellent article OF Drawers; English and
Scotch Blankets
HOSIERY.
Scotch Yarn and English Lambs wool Hose and Hehose:
Neno Cashmere Mohair. and Saxony Wool Hose; Scotch
yarn Shirts and Drawers English and German Cotton Hose
and Half Hose.
CLOTHS, CASSIMERES AND SATINETS;
Alerinos, Aipacka Lustres, and Bombazns.
Black Silks, a good assortment.
French, English and Domestic Prints.
Scotch Gnghams pain and twed very large assortment.
IRISH LINENS.
Linen Sheetings Table Linens: Towelings Scotch and
Russia Diapers
n B. Just received by late arrivals very complete
sortment Of Scotch Wooden Hose and Half Hose Mems Wo
mems and Children OF every size and quality which,
gether with Scotch Yarn Shirts and Drawers j. H. would
more particularly call attention. n3 2wis~
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Commercial anu Monsy matters.

% For sales at us Stock Exchange, see FIRST Page
THURSDAY p NJ.
The operations the Board we're very large to-day aud
Tue ouoyancl of the market Government Skies
1"a ives improved / Ohio i Pennsy lvana !; Kentucky
! Indiana l. City Seyens, 1852, sold at ll2s Harlem
Went up /; Long Island !; Stouingtou !; Mohawk
Sterling is Il with little doing; Francs 81! 30
ne supply good and demand very moderate
The New York Guardian Insurance Co. have declared
dividend OF Five per cent for III, las, months payable
the 18th lust.
The Philadeiphia Inquirer saws:
cThe New-York Tribune saws Ina, y c ,...,r, N,.s
wanted in thstSi,y a, per cent discount.
The New York Tribune sad no such thing. rnd. ia
head OF Neworleans, 2ssh u, there s,a,emeu, tina,
Treasury Notes wanted in that city at discount
The receipts for the week ending Nov l. on the Western
RAILROAD were 1913 1872
Passengers S5,iS3 S4s49
Freight, &c ...lo,lSO s,G26
Total. Observation-Disclosures. .Sl5,263 Sl2s75
shares Boston aud Worcester Railroad 5 advance do
jackson Manufacturing Co. Se50par soo do Mass Cot
ton Mills i adv; 10 do Warren lns. Co sS 10 do Hope
ms Co. e74 5Merchsnts' Bank 81 adv; do Mechanics
Bank so; 10 do Atlas Bank 92; u do Traders Bank e5;
DO North Bank $50; de Market Bank 69t; do -Amer-
can Bank 81 for balance dus 20 do Peoples Bank Sl4: for
%; DO Norfolk Bank SIG.
he following dividends have been declared Kensington
BANK, Philadelphia, per cent; Bank Of Penn Township
per eenE Delaware Mutual Safety Insurance
Zen per Cent; Lancaster Savings Institution % per
omore City 6s sold al Baltimore 1897 1904; State
os sold at 49, Coupons scarce a, So those Of ls4l
and 1912 are So.
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DI ED,

On Thursday after lingering illness Elizabeth Ann Jones'
daughter OF the late Louis Jones the 54h year of her age
Her relatives and friends and also those Of her brotAerin
law Adm Pardon respectfully invited attend her fun
era this friday afternoon BALI past O'Clock from her
late residence, l3 Frankfort ST.
On Thursday morning, the 9th inst. the Goth Of her
age Caroline wife of john Watson NJ D and daughter Of
Eli Goodwin.
The friends Of the family requested attenc the funer
al from Broadway this afternoon O'Clock, without
further invitation.
j aud Mary Cook, aged years
On Tuesday evening 9Th after lingering illness Sa-
| rah A. wife Of Joseph Smith
On Tuesday night after illness Mrs.Lorana Painter
aged 66 years.
On iii inst John Henry aged years, of John G. and
Anues Thompson. ~
On Tuesday evening 7th inst, after short and severe i'll
| ness Luke Gieu, aged 81 years
At Brooklyn, Wednesday evening last after briei III
| ness, Mr.. Charles T. Richards, aged OyeaFs
The friends of the family invited attend his funeral
this Fnday) afternoon, half past o'clock, from his late
residence, 1875 Henry
At Brooklyn 10Th ult Matilda Agatha, daughter of Alex
ander Lenz late OF Norsown Penn, aged years months
and - days.
Al Hoboken n on the 7th inst Sarah Mitchell, aged
IS years
At New Market, \. J. 9th nst Rev Lebbeus Lathrop
aged 20 20 years of the Sampown Baptist
Church.
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PRINT WAREHOUSE

q f. LEE, formerly of the firm of Lord u Lees,
-. Lee & Babcock. &c and u. B. BREWSTER under
the firm Of LEE s BREWSTER, have established at lib
PEARL STREET, Hanover Square, New York wars
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. The Invisible WIG 5

sei heaG OF ha TIA, acepcs and connoisseus have pro-
Inc most perfect and extraordinary OF the
oes t'oe sewing weaving which causes its APP
pcs so closely 10 resemble the natural hair both In light
eS AHu appearance defy detection texture
oses SO 9eaan SO porous and SO free that all
peaon evaporation urimreded the great evils of
other entirely The scep,ic and connoisn
alike 70 inspect this novel and beautiful Wig and the
scnliar method OF hitting the head the manufacturers A.
C. barry a6 Broadway corner of Liberty street stairs
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CARPETINGS.

FLOOR OIL CLOTHS, BOOKINGS, &c.
u The Subscribers have on hand an extensive
and choice selection Of Carpetngs
FROM a Low PRICED INGRAM
re the Richest and most Costly description of
BRUSSELS. sAXoNY. ROYAL WILTON, VELVET,
TURKEY, ADMINISTER AND TAPESTRY
o Coaaprpet iIn,ssir
OF the
Neotest and most Splendid Patterns and Colors
Also, rench and English Bookings, DrugEe,s, Felt Car,
png Rugs. OF the richest description; French embossed
Table and Piano Covers SC &c. all which VIII be sold nj
PRICES To SUIT THE TIMES, BY
G. w. SMITH y COMPANY,
o29 Owls PSI Broadway opposite the City Hall.
Rr John Burdell, Dentist, 362 Broadway, corn
er Of Franklin street. tseccnd block north of the Broadway
Tabernac) would notify his patrons and the public that he
has abandoned the his profession as some nave
reported since leaving his old place Chambers street but
still continues his business in all Its branches OF Owls
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yV,HE HUTCHINSON FAMILY Respectfully
give notice the citizens Of New York that they viii
day ey rnng Nov 3th which they will intro
duce variety of their and interesting productions TO
sether with their old avorites among which are the follow
ng+ VIZ 49,, a..
THE LAND OF WAsHINGToN.'
THE Observation-Disclosures: 49,
NiTloNAL ANTHEM
The SWORD AND STAFF
The GRAVE OF BoNAPARrE.
WESTWARD Ho :.
THE Cor WHERE WE WE'RE BeRS.
We ARE HAPPY AND FREE
ORIGIN OF YANKEE DoopLE'
THE MANAGE
The oLD GRANITE STATE, SC. &c.
in Broadway, at Firth S Halls and the door. Perform
TO commence at quarter before o'clock noyO gus
A MEXICAN MUSEUM-5OO, 900 curiosiucs =
Si b4Es ;sst AID RosSA
LA PETITE c q: THE DANsEUsEi Mr..
S Doc GRAT the 'S
tavasanzs Ethiopian Orator lmato of the Locomotive
'D' D'"'s'' ANIMAL MAGNETISM.
rSsas IN
afternoon in conjunction With all the above performers,
ce the Mira shaT whG ns Gny yan Ss forte ssnns
@ The Programme will be changed every evening
n at as ssty evening 'O
Admission the children under TO- haprce
DEALE'S NETWORK MUSEUM, AMI
L PICTURE GALLERY-.Broadway, opposite the City
HaThe best combination Of novelties ever produced Tor
ONE SHILLING.
THE FAMOUS KENTUCKY MINSTRELS!
in their Negro Duets, ros, Songs Banjo. Bone and am
BORNE ExtravaganZas,
GREAT WESTERN,
Ethiopian Orator and imator Of the Locomotive.
r. O. BOOTH, Comic Story-Teller and Singer.
Master ENAN, Banjo Player and pupil Of John Smith
Nh BRUCE Comic Singer from the American Museum.
MADAME ADOLPHE, who does not profess 70 be a For
tune Teller be consulted privately Past Present
or Future during rhe whole day and evening
Admission TO the whole IL! cents IA cents extra TO those
who consult Mad Adolphe
Performances every evening at7 and "Wednesday ana sat
aft.rn al O'clock