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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-08-13
Musical IntelllCencc.

Signor Casella now on a professional tour, gave
a concert at Saratoga, and from thence repaired TO
Newport AT the Ocean House there, an immense
assembly attended his performance on the 9th in
stant Several persons could not obtain admission,
80 great was the desire to hear him. Slgnor Ca
sella is present in Providence with prospect of
a no less warm reception from the lovers of music
in and about that city.
ETHIOPIAN SERENADERs-These accomplished
vocalisIs last night fully realized the expectations
ofthe most crowded and fashionable audiences we
ever witnessed within the walls Of Palmo's opera
house. The house was literally, but not uncom-
fortably crowded, and we know of no more ra-
tional or amusing entertainment than the native
songs of our native mnstrels
NIBLo's GARpEN.-Two novelties were present
ed last night TO very full house, and the evening
passed most pleasantly. "The Spirit Of the Rhine"
although superficial production, has some highly
effective points. dickinson was the beau ideal Of
an old German Burgomaster, and the Gaoler's
taciturnity well off the domineering sell impor
tance OF the old functlonary, The ladies' all did
their parts to life and except the splendid and en-
chanting scene in the second act, representing
moonlight view on the Rhine, there could not be
any better 1t would be unjust not to mention the
merit which this production OF Mr.. Beneough ex.
hlblts; if there were nothing else, this beautiful
and enchanting view would warrant US IN saying
that as a pupil of the great Standfield, he does
credit to his preceptor.
The eecond piece was ALLOCATE Pump" tits a
graphic sketch Of life in London, and well hits off
many strong characteristics Of low life. Mitchell,
the Philosopher on Mud, kept the house in an up
roar OF laughter. This is a most pleasant alter
piece. Let us have il again by all means the
Aldgate Pump is still far from being exhausted
ExouRsioN.--The excursion to the fishing banks
yesterday in the r. L. Stevens, was acknowledged
by the many who enjoyed it, as by far the most
delightful and profitable Of any Of the season. The
X, L. ). is preparing for another for Monday next
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90 cOMSTOCKS SARSAPARILLA-For the per.
manen Of all scrofuous Diseases salt rheum bilious
affections, and all disorganxations Of the vital system
Sold at 81 Courand street Price 80 cents per bottle, or
Amor doye
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CO AMERICAN REPUBLICAN ASSOCIATIONS
and all others friendly to tho cause, requested to as
sembe at Atlantic Garden Broadway, this day. at ter
o'clock to receive our friends from Philadelphia.
BY order of the Committee
A. COPELAND, President.
Y y'f II p asnsssT' Secretaries.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-08-13

M7-DR FELIX GOURAUDs POUDRES SUB TILES.
The skul investor Of this article deserves the hearty
thanks Of those whose faces dsfgured by the growth
Of superhous hair he has placed in their power safe
y and easily TO dives themselves Of the unsghly and
unfeminine Dr. Gourauds Hair Eradicator
at and forever the unseemly blenishes,
eavinghe skin soft and delicate fresh roseeaf
This excellent article be obtained only 81 Walker
street, first store from Broadway.
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ANNOYING The "native" party here is very
much annoyed by Mr. Frelinghuysen's letter de-
clinins SO pointedly any relationship wth,hem
They consider it very unkind cut. Let them
pay him OIL by running a separate ticket.
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LAurcH.-A large sized pilot boat, built by John
Friend for the New York and Sandy Hook pilots,
will be launched from the foot Of Eighth street,
this morning at nine o'clock, She is 10 be called
The VIM ], Romer. and is really beautiful boat,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-08-13
E ~ Il Fu numna.'' Secretaries.
fcosfAiuNIcATyp.1.

90 GREAT FISHING.-We returned last evening
from delightful excursion the Fishing Banks, on
board the Robert Stevens Cspt Mabey II with
doubt the successful trip that has occurred this
season Captain M insisted by Of Oldest
and experienced the ground Capt Rich
ard Yates, who brought the steamer at about noon
The had scsrcely dropped anchor before the fish
gan TO fill the deck and they were OF every variety usu
ally taken in neghborhood. beside embracing many
of the species caught off the shore such
haike, msckerel &C. There was general feeling mani
tested board that the amount of fish token night be
numbered and call made and responded to Dy those
who threw over lines and while attending the desk
the captain about 1870 persons appeared and represented
either themselves their parties and the result was that
between six and seven thousand drawn in less
than three hours We doubt il great haul has evel
been made similar OCCASION any timecertainly
not this season.
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LATER FROM TRINIDAD DE CuBA.-The brig
Glecian," Capt. Benedict, arrived here on Satur-
day from Trinidad de Cuba which place she lett the
2ist ult We regret extremely find that till just before
she sailed with very slight exceptions the drought
had continued in all ths planting distrcts Of which Trim
idad the centre and shipping mart Many Of the plant
have lost nearly all their cattle and the appearance
Benedict left there were freghts Whatsoever to be
had and vessels leaving daily in ballast after wait
ing in vain for cargoes The Grecian returns but partly
laden Prices Of produce Of all kinds for lack Of opera
tions, extremely dull.- U. Gazette, Aug. H.
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90 HEALTH SHOULD BE ESTEEMED ABOVE
all treasure for enlaiges the soul and opens all s
to receive instruction and to relish virtue He that
has health has little 10 wish for and he that wants
it at this Of the year. should at procure
q bottle Of Bernards DiarrhGe Medicine, which will
relieve all disorders of the bowels in little less than
time This valuable medicine is Tor sale at the Office Of
ROBERT 8. BERNARD, 81 Nassau st.
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90 IN PURCHASING ANY ARTICLE OF IMPOR.
tapce 1t il well examine and be that get the
thing want. When Demands 'arrhGa Medicine is
offered you look well and the inventors signature
in his hand writing is pasted the cork Of the
bottle The genuine article will any Of diar-
rhns, COLES, ps cholera morbus, and
plants in children
r. 8. BERNARD, Inventor and Patentee
M q
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Amusement,

Court OF Chancery.
This Court opens this Tuesday, morning. when the
case Of C,uger Us. Douglas ct ais will DO resumed
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BIsHoP HUaHEs AND THE CHURCH OF ST. LOUIS
We have been very much Gratiiisd BY observing
that the very unpleasant difficulties between Bishop
Hughes and his flock at Buffalo have been arranged,
and that the spirit Of peace has again taken up its
abode in their habitations. Thisis very delightful
We always desire to see brethren dwelling together
in unity, and certainly the spectacle Of shepherd
teasing and worryingjhis own flock lis sight which
can never afford pleasure TO any good christian
The Bishop preached in the church OF St. Louis last
Sunday afternoon, much 10 the edifcation Of the
devout; and the following "card" appears in the
Buffalo papers, announcing the termination Of the
| controversy
CAHp-We the undersigned, Trustees Of the
Church st. Louis Buffalo, having had the honor Of an
interview with the Right Dr. Hughes Bishop of New
York relation the difficulties which have existed be-
and having received from him true expanat ofceItan
parts Of his pastoral letter and finding thereby that we
have laborng hitherto under Of
the same hereby express willingness that the Church
and congregation Louis be according to the
Of tho said pastoral letter and the true trpana
tion received from the Right Reverend author; and
premise. name, and $50 far a. we CAM in the
name Of the administration OF he
poral .ars Of church and shall be
Quoted c0nf0rmsbly to the same.
We farther take occasion 10 say, that II our course In
this matter has given scandal or offence to our Csho
lie brethren. regret adding merely that our action
proceeded from mistaken impressions and that we should
be oppose the authority Of religion, either
intentionally or deliberately ,r,rns
President ofthe Board Of Trustees
JOSEPH HABERSTRO
! BARTHOLOMY RINCK,
JOSEPH STEFAN,
NICHOLAS HAAS,
| MARTIN FIBCHE.
| CHARLES ESSLINGER,
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CENTRAL AMERIcA-By the Sylph and Sea Gull
from Yzaba we learn that every thing continued per-
fectly tranquil Large quantities Of cochineal were ar.
irving daily and the payments from the interior to our
merchants will during hs month and the next be very
large There is a considerable falling of in the remit
tances OF money. Honduras Observer, July %.
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BELLS AUCTION NorIcEs.-The advertisements
of Mr.. Thomas Bell, II Spruce street, indicate a
return of that period when families and house keep
ers can supply themselves with domestic reqiisltes
If every description. Independent Of which, .
visit to his rooms will enable those who are in want
Of elegant furniture, to supply themselves by private
sale, upon terms Of the utmost advantage to both
parties
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PUBLIC INFoRMERs.--One Of the evils, and not
the least Of them, produced by municipal regu-
lations, forcing people to sanctfy the Sabbath, is
the creation Of very disreputable elias of men,
who are known as public informers. We already
see this effect produced here, by the attempts Of
the new corporation to punish violotions of the
sanctiiy Of the Lords day. Last Sunday several
individuals of low and dsreputable. character went
into some Of the hotels, and after getting some re-
freshments lodged information at the police office
against the proprietors. The police office was in
deed kept in ferment all day by the informers,
and great disturbance Of the public peace took
place in Centre street. in the neighborhood of the
''Tombs." This system offers inducements to ma
lice and Immature, and creates despicable class
Of informers; and the sooner it is put stop to the
better.
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Mr.. WEBsrER's SPEECH AT SpRINeFELD.-The
principal feature Of the late Mass Convention OF the
Wings at Springfield, was Mr.. Webster's speech,
and 1t was intended altogether to operate on the
elderly party" He expended considerable guam
tity Of characteristic, eloquent, and vehement de-
clamation against the annexation of Texas, on the
ground that it would lead to the extension and per-
petuation Of slavery. Mr.. Webster made il as clear
az MONDAY that the Wings and Abolitionists were
precisely Of one way Of thinking on this subject
All this is very significant. It shows concluavely
that Mr.. Webster is alarmed, and that il is necessa-
nv to win over the black interest.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-08-24
CONTENTS OF THEwEEKLY TRIBUNE

FOR THE PRESENT WEEK.
/ PoErRy-Bc,,er Days. by John r hger Fanny The
Wing Hobby.
II. EpIToRI,L-John Tylcrs Withdrawal; Ohio; The
Renselnctwick Troubles: Mr.. Clay md the Cilley
Duel Indiann How the Work IL to be Done The
Wk- sp,ri: N New York. &n
I'LL PoLIIicAL-Oplao1 nj II, So-,h The New Coalition
The Spirit of Tennessee Glorious OEo-a Mighty
Host Vermont on the Field Of Bennington; Missouri
Illinois Indiann-iiow i'll: kentucky Election
The way the Polk party Electonecr: The Question OF
Anreyaon IN the Loco Foco r unks James X. Polk
n, connected with shver- Ea', Tennessee in Mo-
ton Protection md Party Pol,ics = I'-i' nuc-'on'
Mr. ClnJ 5 Character. &c. &c.
~ g., ,,,..,.,' ne Acadla from Encand Lieut..
Frcmo.t'. Expedition Death tea. MURPHY LICE -
of William, l.. Stone; Geneva College; Ileldetsc7E
Troubles. &c.
V MlscKLLASEoUs-Europ Letter from Mr Biishane !.
Life IA Pans, I he Greatest Robbery on Record The
exam Revolution y Worknguan's Letter Affairs
at Nauvoo-Potics, &C.; Meeting OF the Farmets
Club &c &c.
VI. COMMERCIAL IsTgLLIGESoy-Stocks Money. Pro-
duce. MarAets. &c.
Single Cope, put wrappers Tor the MaiS can be OBJ
tnine! at the desk. Frce ceas.
IL Terns-s3 year. su-le copies o.. cenis-.i sub
.criptionS payable Innexiby IN advance AddTssS
GREELEY X McELAiTll. l61 Nassau-street.
Tribune Ruidings. opposite the Park
New-York daily tribune., 1844-08-24
Now Ready.

|. PROTECTION AND FREE TRADE: The Cues
ton Stated end Considered: BY H. GREELEY, is
just published in large, close tract of l6 pages
Price 81 per hundred, SIS per thousand. This
Pamphlet aims TO present succnct and lucid sum-
mary of the argument for Protective Tariff, meet
ing and answering the adverse assumptions OF
Free Trade
III. The TARIFF AS 1T Is, compared with the
Substitute Proposed by lis Adversares; being a
clear statement Of every material provision of the
present Tariff, with tie reasons for imposing a
higher or lower dny on nearly every important
article The several clauses ere contrasted with the
mischievous and detective provisions Of McKay's
bill. The purpose oihs Tract is TO show the beneli-
cia effects of Protection and the utter npossibity
Of aifording even Incidental Protection by Hori-
-ontal Tariff. Price 81 per hundred, SIS per thou
sand. Orders ure respectfully solicited, by GREE
LEY s. McELRATH, Tribune Office, Ncw-York.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-08-24
10 Teachers and Parents.
nI- Ak.,Irp DIM ncnDI

ELEMENTS OF NATURAL PHILOSOPHY,
embracing the general principles of Mechanics,
EIydros,atics, BTdraullcs, b Pneumailcs, Acous-
tics, Optics, Ele rcty, Galvanism, Magnetism,
and Astronomy. illustrated by hundred
ErgraviDgs. Ely LEONARD D. GALE, NJ. D., Pro-
fessor of Geology and Mlneralogy IN the Uni
vers,y of the City oil New-York, and Lecturer
on Chemistry ard Natura! Philosophy. Price,
full bound, 81 cents; 81 5Oa dozen TO Teachers.
The above work srxteusvey the best school,
aud t oughou different fhe United STATES
is considered the best book e1ta fol private eaes Dr.
Gale en, himself practical Chemist aud his professional
duties Lecturer requiring him TO make constant aud repeat
ed experiments all branches OF Natural Philosophy, was
emneutly qualified for the task of editing such work Most
publications OH the popular branches OF Phll so
phy and Chemistry compilations made By book
makers; hence the frequent students In their al
while lowing the directions
in these works. No such difficulty will in the Of
thus wO K oi DR.. Gale.
~ Orders must the cash aud addressed
To GREELEY NcELRATH. New York.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-08-24

.ey Meal e. North coming n Iecy-we have be1fd
oi sales. Nothing drnr IN I orn aieai
Wheat for export on terms ian9pTed Saes 300 bushels
Northern Rye 65iz t. dellveenn reeiinc Northern
O-ts are plenty wa ranno, cnoie over &c Com
freely aE Is I., c densnd sales II 90 bushels Southern
WiiISKEr-saes lOo bo.s :a9 pr'o" Mt 24'.c. beng
ndvnnce Of &c.
iViA FP E-It. understand that sale considera.
be extent say go lbs made to-day on -'ms
rirth.
Pro IS!t'Ns-yve notice sales to any extent 10 day
the demand for Pok i ;cht 81 ts market rm few hun
Jred b. pme hsve beer sod at So sOTne ba.e bnuchi ,
Some Mess made Mt pI9phOii something less
than t, .;nss 20 bl. thin tiess n SO Beet dnI Nth
Bales 80 hbls Mess holders are .ss htnl foof qla-
tie. may be bought !. ,rf.a less.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-08-24
DIED,
=. Aug. y. Dos

~, ,.,,r .-"'"". Aug. q. DONALD CAMPBEML. son o
George ". and 5 L0usa Aic1s,"- aSea IL ho''' anu .
dais. -.
The friends of the hmily requested attend the funeral
thu, ai;efnuv1 =; O'Clock. fum u Roosevelt street.
AT Annsvle. Oneida y. Y sunday. llh ln>iart,
grace y. wife of lHbez b. HYDE. al BROOKLYN l.. l. 80,
Ga the .3l inst EDMCNp MURRAY louNG. j., s"n u! Nd
murd NJ and JOsepu NJ. Young uIed years months ana
Il days
On the I'D INST after pro,ractcd Illness. Miss ELIZABETH
BoGART. aged y yen,s.
Or the 2d INST Mts HANNAH FgNwicK, the I'D year o!
hera
On the ~ inst. 5Irs HASSAu ASHTON rect OF the a'e
Cap, Juha Ashton, nEed 81 " -
Il; The res dence Of SIS M,ra Aexsnde IA W""ihJo c."
Kentucky ui =, ui Muy last, Ar AG.THA N>D!:o'
MARSHALL wife Of Dr. Lewis Marsha, ard mother OF HIM
Ihuuu, +. Mai>fn
oi In, Mr.. @ F. STRICKLAND, formerly Ui i'!lcs-
ton County. New York.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-08-24

NURSE WEIGuT's SOoTnlSJ STRrr YGR CHILDREN :
TEErIIaG the process OF ofdenton the iniani sub
ecl To variety ofdseases, the most prominent OF winch are
Nervous Aitcuons Convuons Fever. Spasmodic Group,
Inflammation of the Brain. Curaneous Erupons DeranGe
ment Kidneys Dhc!deted stomach and Loosenes of
the Bowels
1t estimated by different medical writer's. that one child IN
ten dies during process OF cutting eeh under the best He
cal heretofore known THIS valuable preparation IS
the prescription of an xpe-nced aud its principal III
gradients have been found uniang OF relief time
y used will greatly facilitate the process OF teenE by SOFT
ng aud preparing the gums for their easy trunsson II
iii alay pain tpasnolic action nvigorae the stomach
cnd bowels correct acdi:y and give and energy 10 the
system. Il also mid aud pleasant ca'mlnHtve and
will be found very useful 10 relieve gripping in the bow. ar
ycs, choer nlntum anl convu:ions which moi
speedily enedlea end in dissolution Of The patient Moth
els alt nurses will lnd NURSE NHiGuTs SooTnISG SYRUP
an invaluable uppendagc the Nursery The recipe for ppar
ing genuine hus been placed in the hands OF raTd
Sand. Co who will always be able supply the genuine az
ticle.
Prepared and sold ut wholesale and retail by DAVID
SANDS & Co. Chemists aud Druggists. No a East iroau-
way corner Markctstree New York also sold by A &
D. Sands Wholesale Druggists No. 19 Fuionstee'; A b..
Sands s Co. No 23 Broadway. corner OF Chambers street,
New York. Price 50 cents small. and 81 large sze bottle
None genuine unless signed DAVID SANDS < W.
AZ 3teod
New-York daily tribune., 1844-08-24
EXCURSIONS.

"a ,, A CHOICE EXCURSION To R,nh, I,,
l-A-l.LAND LAkE.-'rhe Ste4;nerrat 80, ~ ~
IN ~rIuruuy August 3th. will make an eNcursinh 20 hSh
ud Lake. passing in siew ol Bulls Ferry; f2t Leg, ro ~,
mnnon Of Ike NewYoik and Ere alfced- Sing sInS' ad
many other points o. interest. r,,o -, I
Rockand aAe is situated elevation OF $50 ieet ann
within Jour hundred ya;. Of the Hudson II H1puns WIN
from which city ssupplied with ice Time will pe a''oae"
,,r fishing and .hno;lDG =, ,,,,.;.
street ~ Il ?, half pns 10: PIER No IN. r. at duaeI
before II iiaclay stree II Cnastrec' Mt quu-r nei
il md Amos ,lreet ut hall Ia, II returning tn the cy nj
hn past O'Clock. ,i
This excursion will he fine opportunity c' rdies rente
sn on me me pnrtcs io enjoy themselves the Tcin,y n
, bsnrtIu lake nnd n yievyn. ,hs splendid scenery :or
which m. Hudson River nistly celebrated.
Fare for the excursion 81. cents -, J.
Dnner and other suitable refreshments will he provided
-Shou the weather prove unyorahl,. the exclusion
will take plnce on Monday evening, August % "a5 u
New-York daily tribune., 1844-08-24
MARRIED,

Or the evening of the I'D nccord. to the order of the
Society OF Frcnds Jnsrru T. Ia FErRA of hIew.kuy.N
l. to ilARRIErT VI PRlCE ot this city.
At rhIladeiphip .2d INST Lieut. FgASCts C. i.LL L. :
Mat'nc Ccrpa. To Miss EL'z,sEr T. MURPHY. ofP
AZ Cszeno.1n. II. V, d Mtysoy PuLFoRp al the firm o
Chandler, Esq.
AZ Providence r. Goth inst Rev CnApLys w lxwEE
of Il ending Mas TO Mls, Res, N. cRArToS of r.
AT Boston. on the 2th in., SIR CmARLKs A. WHICH 10
MARY |. daughter o. the late kuk Hno,t, E>q.
A,Concord Mass. Dea ELIJAH Woop Is Nli.s Lucy BAR
RY-. OF Carlisle.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-08-24
AUCTION SALES.

JOSIAH RILt Lti:kDct hucI9nsIs. ucII.T e.. X, 20
fsY BANGS. R!CDARls * Pi.aI - - .,,@-s;rorren
~ b!g'd "lT.-li5etal casI odra1cs maze On eo'''H
,S5- b. K & r. have Removed - No. eoi Broadway
e., doors above iicf: tgiT.er placy. ,tnxn.y
To SrA1Io>EEs-fhe undsr'rnei Will se, on Mt'HDal
snrut 5ih commencing ocincs A. u several e1'eh-
me and valuable consrnmeDts % English ard Amercan a
.ionery including 1900 M ionion Waters ol ts. hngfsh
Tni, Rubcr 1000 dcz Bristol Bo-rt assorted szes opo
ef,cs D,rwins P-rci>; 20 cases mathematical n'iiii-
rerts 3p 10 pvilrS. usq,,e, ,,ns ~ Ee't' b.ea, b,
,,mm1n Boards 30 dozen Ensiish furiiolc'. cap and
,,@, si,. go Kears Engli>h satin Letter and Note
Paper 100 rcams London CopyIDs fnpei aE, variety
Of 6rss French md English lnkssnds sanns cess ana
Perc! csds writing Inks Printing Ca,1s tlsylns .atds
SC together with large assortment o. ae1 ''pes. p.
Marble AID coored Pspes gold. SILVER ah6 e'i'ou tHpeS
and Bcre-. &c. &c. .d .,,,l.. will
Full particulars IN tatalogues at hs s'o!e' a'4 "
SEW.YORK FALL TRADE SALE
The hTs, Catalogue OF the above sale S now reec' NV
Auction Room.
on MONDAY MORNING. Aug. ash.
Al O'Clock
WIN vnluahs assignment OF % OF English station
cry drrt f,om England followed by several large and
vannbs OF English and AHericon Stationery. Fancy
'i'1'i-'' oS Tuesday MORNING. nth AUG.
The sale Of Books ,i commence and te continued day al
the until 81 sold IN TIE o,der oi me 1aai"Snes
yhis y und L. the lrsest and most attractive one
!ssuel i! nr;nber OF year. --------
2 rcOLTON. Auc1oueer.
=, COTTON L. -. Sucuon and Coalmssoa 9erchano.
No l8 Fulton street. "a "a Ann
made on cons -nanTi' snd p,9't1 tn,es ,e,g'
Atl0t, O'Clock, al - Ann s'r'e ,-oo
SugRrrr S.Lx-yl .el by order The Sheflt about Acg
lbs. white lead IN oil, counting house chs ~
ASS, .enefal or,uen, of second hand furniture &c.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-08-24
Thursday, August 22d.
Tue ORIGIN l.
ETHIOPIA ) K K + y \ d Z :

Thursday, August I'D
ETHIoPtAT SERENA ADERs.
Ml.s,,SEs. GERMoN, ,.,,.oon
HARRINGTON. & -,
VIII eenelnce .otIye their Easement 90 on hDAf ~.
On each si occasion they vii ~ interesting SEXES OF
EfitkkARIS;S;: RhfkAISS:.,
NEGRO rIT'riES,,, ,.
Giles Cti0KCSES. &C. Sc.
- Boxes be secured ST the Box Oihce iin
10 to i a N. and irorr ) TO } 7. NJ. au--
>TlBlO;s GARDEN. corner of Broadway ard Pnae' 81
oHxLL Uo5;, Cpea 4; Entertainment, commence at pre-
Tis iSis EVENING. Aug - Il. entertainments WI commence
with the Vaudeville called ~ s,or
oss ..+ T'a'i ws;; fs,, ,c.rAe
An fas nIef.sSn nsat Of fifteen no; PrCaeade aud K
Jem Banss. Nj S.che Herbert CAROL Miss Taylor
THE. e sSRSF6 ;GH&,T9f TIE HEAD. .,r
sr. Ftzfrfins ,sc: n'' NoOe''s
s 1cEsis Fy Cents 10 po:rponsieH' th, es;ab
i.hrrS-. aceount of the weather --
A MEXICAN MusEEM: III EHlAl 4 ,,s GARGkA' A-sp
~ ''i'' Corle. a,.- i,.:.ad~ay and Arn.,u
Every day S<Sgy S9d sseRqs 5s a,. Tsff i5 ia 1"f's
GRAND ASDt:iDRitiUS ATTRACTIONS
Splendid performances every evening al u coch au ~ e
nesday ,Rd Saturday afternoons. nt 81. -
The Manager happy being able to announce an en-
gacerreUt with the ,,,>.-,nr,.,
The rlo,t superb band of ETHIOPIAN MELonlSII ever
tnnwn IN America fi-n gagged the Justly celebrated
N' " ~ KENTTCKf WHISTLER ,
MsSss Es%; :'f@fi @ ff SFAE MSi sSERs FUR AND Six
sy Ss % 2F25s baE P9 :EE: Ht ":.
which they appear. this week, IN n grand
' " HIGHLAND PAS DE DEACt!
MR. and MRS WESTERN. will appear III enn'e new
characters $3.50,
MR. lVM WHITIOCK. Banjo Piayer.
Mix HOWARD the lrthunded Paganinl ,
Are engaged and make their is appearance IN e'eta'
months, ~ ~ .r,,,.,,p.s co,,p.r cI-rr,
The lenticn one worn By the occasion o ms Visit m
Her Majesty Queen Victoria, ut Buckingham faace may "
Iis most magnificent, cr heing made oirich El.s 81
and SATIN richly embroidered TN. SUI |, perfect even
To- ihe SWORD aGd lHAPEAI i,,.,- ron
Ir3- THE RENOWNED ENGLISH GftSt fph,
TUNE TELLER MAJ be consulted regn1ns rn.t W''e"'
md iiIi,. EVENT.. al !oufS OF te day aud evening
NJ AdniiSit 10 the whole = cents. Children uEaef en
IS cents es.ru to consult the Gyrs1 privately. aula