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Mobile register and journal. [volume] (Mobile, Ala.) 1841-1849, 1845-04-04

r AW NOTICE-JoHs WoopwARDandT Tho
IL MAS WOODWARD have associated IN the prac-
tice of the Law, and will practice in the Courts OF
Law and Equity in the following counties, vIz:-
Macon, Russell, Lafayette, Randolph, Tallapoosa,
Benton and TaIhdega; also, in the Supreme Court
al Tuscaloosa.
hs-Of6ce nj TaIladepa Ala dec9Ky
Mobile register and journal. [volume] (Mobile, Ala.) 1841-1849, 1845-04-04

D W. ANDREWS & CO., No. 3 81 Michael
~ street, have in store per late arrivals,
plate assortment Of Fancy and Staple Dry Goods.
which are offered To dealers nj New York, Pearl
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RROOMS, &c-3o doz shaker trooms do1 nj
ID do: 10 doz Whisk Brushes; 10 doz Shoe DO /;
black Scrub do; Clamp Scrub do; round and Spare.
Window do; All,can! and Manila Mats, in store
and for sale by WRIGHT & CUNNINGHAM,
mI2I Grocers, SO DauI,h hin street
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FIRE AND MARINE INSURANCE.
vUyHE PROJECTION INSURANCE COMPA-
Il NY Of HARTFoRD, Conn continue to insure
buildings Of Brick Or Wood and their contents, in
,ecity 81 Mobile and its yciaities, against loss or
Asmak BY Ere. Also To take marine and river risks
sAe .sost favorable terms. ~. ~ rst ,
The Agent Of THIS Company has fpll power and
ssksritys 10 adjust and pay all losses that may occur
~ ssaa ~ the requisite proof Of the same is submit.
ssA ~ him, arbo reference Of the claim TO the Of
Hee.ia Hartford. waic, gives she agency all The ad'
yvetzgss NJ local institution, in settling losses with
prosaetaess. JON. C. RYAN, Agent,
oetRi 81. Michael ct.
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ID USIITONS & co.'s Compound Tonic Mix
htme, a speedy and certain cure for the Fever
and Ague-A fresh supply Just received at the Plan
ters Drug Store, Sign Of the Blue Mortar, south east
corner OF Dauphin and Water streets
| mb29 RI.AIR & CO.
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CHEAP GUNS.--A first rate assortment OF
~ cheap Birding and Deer Guns Of all sixes and
lengths Of fine damascas, wire and stub twist barrels
Persons wishing to buy will please call and examine
them. and will ind them very low to the times.
feb6 JAS. COMING, IL Dauphiu street
AIL-Reaned winter bleached Whale in tierces
" and barrels, for sale by
mh24 J. PHILLIPS, cor Cont and Water SITS.
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Bank Of Tennessee pays $loo,e7s, and the Union
Bank the balance. That is the Bank of Tennessee Is
relied upon by the State to pay the whole interest
cep on the bonds issued the Union Bank and So 500
Of the interest the 81 cent improvement bonds
In addition this the Bank Of Tennessee required to
pay Slss the rivers Of East and West TENNESSEE
and for appropriations to schools and academies
The Governor in his message, dwes upon the import
ance of adopting prevent any
in the public indebtedness lie remarks that although the
debt is present small the credit Of State is so good
and demand from public works for aid so great that
unless checks placed upon legislative action.
there danger OF the public debt being enlarged Ten
nessee contains no regulators The people of that
State are scarcely aware that they anything If it
was doubly as large as it is it would cause anAi-
ety. but it is highly necessary that the legislatures
each and every State should bind themselves by some
act to arrest any increase Of their public Indebtedness
The time is rapidly approaching when the excitement
of speculation will endangsr public well as private
Interests, and it is highly necessary that, while
COOL and can deliberate calmly provision should be made
for the period of delrium that is at hand.
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MR.. GOODYEAR

respectfully call the of the public to the
W following statement Of his Solicitor regard to certain
proceedings in the Court Of Equity :
I*GMt Court ~ United States for Southern District Of
Nep York In Equity-C. Goodyear Is. H. II Dap-This
bill and flied August 18TH 1915 which the de-
PENDANT had due notice. but the defendant YET
TN August 26th notice of motion for Injunction was given
TO be heard on the first Monday Of September Tuesday
the 3ot Of September the defendant filed his affidavit against
the notion claiming the right read other adays in reply
TO such sfday the plaintiff sh,ud le But The Court in.
formed defendant that he liberty file what affidavit
ne pleased and might have time he wished but that the
plaintiff would have right to reply.
Upon this ntimaon from the Court defendant
cd aud the Court granted him days within which to e his
afhdavt with liberty to the plaintiff to reply.
The Court closed Friday after the expiration of the
allowed to defendant the plaintiff had not
sufhcient time to procure adavs in reply the witnesses
resided distance aud derent States; and as the Court
about to adjourn they d. missed the
ton without hearing with liberty plaintiff the
cessry adavits-coss to sbde the event Accordingly the
motion will be renewed again the frat day
1.-THE 4th Monday Of November next
will thus be how is the made in
many Of the city papers that Mr. Goodbye IRIS
Ssedsd AGAINST him These facts stated the request Of
oa6 8t-rc VIM JUDSON Solicitor for Complainant.
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MONEY MARKET.
NvnnAuv nnf- 1z-A -. MI .


Quotations for stocks are rapidly advancing. We do
not how explosion explosions among the shorts
can be prevented. Stonington went up to-day II per
cent Norwich and Worcester, East Boston, Rea-
ding Railroad, Morris Canal, Pennsylvania 6s,
Long Island, ~ Canton, Harlem Erie Railroad,
and Ohio IS, closed firm at Saturdays prices The
very extensive and in some instanc
sales time, in favor of the buyer at advance
of two per cent those made time in favor of the
seller.
The Washington Mutual Insurance Company have de-
clarsda dividend Of fifteen per cent pay able on the Sd
Of November
The Princeton, IN j. Bank dividend of three per
cent for the last six months
The demand for foreign Exchange has been 80 &C.
tive anticipated. The market is literally SUPPLIED
with sterling bills and the quotations for bills on London
have fallen of sufficient to prevent expectation of
Gle to any extent. We quote bills London at 81 81
per cent premium. On Paris Of got Of rs; Amster.
dam, sei set; Hamburg, s5t s5s; Bremen 7st 7st
Compared with last year, the rates as annexed
99 Get T. 49, Il: e sss1 sss S. IS
The decline in quotations for sterling bills commenced
with the receipt of intelligence from Great Britain
ation to the hsrvests, and the speculaons going
on in stock market, be in great degree atri.
bu.ed to the relief the falling of in foreign ex
change has given the banks. When sterling exchange
rules above ten per cent and but fraction below spe
Gle point the banks fearful that large expectation
of specie might take place and governed their operations
accordingly The banks busily engaged preparing
to make up their quarterly reports the LIST proxno
and judging from the large dividends made by severed
ofthsse institutions, there must have been within the
last quarter quite expansion in their movements The
deposits ON hand very large and is from that source
that tho banks derive very large portion of their
profits.
We annex the current quotations for State and other
stocks in this market compared with those ruling at
two previous Periods
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ROCKLAND QUARRY.

INON HTND ULASS manufacturers.
AMES THOM respectfully informs the public that he has
opened the Quarry formerly belonging to Mr. Richard Coe
turers be furnished with for building their furnaces
the best quality The stone well known the pub
Of seventy years Likewise stone furnished IN the rough
IN finished state OF finer quality and equal color than
any other and twenty per cheaper than any
other stone used in the city of New York Architects and
rsnts and ornamenng them with this cheaper rate
being and harden by exposure and proof fire
frost Any individual have opportunity seeing
same kind Of built in farm houses the vicinity Of the
quarry and sound after being exposed the
weather ninety Orders received the
Mr. William Young Of Barrow Wash
treets, New York. Oct. W.
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BALTIMORE, Oct. ~, l54o.

BALTIMORE, Oct ~, l5so.
Emigrants for Sibera-.4riral Of the Spitfre-.7rres
of Supposed Siape Steaier-Sons Of Temperance
Theatricals-Markets, &c.
The ship Roanoke" will sail this morning for Nor
folk to take on board nearly two hundred emgrants for
Cape Pamas all be, ated slaves under tho charge OIL
the Maryland Colonization Society.
The schooner "sptfre" arrived here yesterday from
Boston, laden with submarine armors diving bells &c.
This vessel the SLAYER home from the coast OF
Africa and if remember rightly. she is Baltimore
built clipper. She intends to bring her apparatus to
bear the brig Canton which sunk in Chesapeake
Bay some time since by coming in contact with the
Georgia, of Poplar Island contract has been
made with the owner of the vessel for the purpose
A man calling himself Joseph A. InEs, hailing from
Salem Massachusetts, supposed to be the newly appoint
ed successor of the Rev MIR Torrey, agent Of the
Northern branch of the Underground railroad for
rying off slaves arrested in this city Saturday.
He had taken passage in the cars for PhiladePha hav
ing with him a. negro named John Junifer, who he
presented be his slave having paid his passage and
given the necessary bonds at the depot seems that
ne TWO mao o pbadeinh ON and after his sr
rest he made variety OF statements first that he had
bought the negro in Richmond then that he was Free
and his mother lived in Salem, and had employed
him to go to Virginia and bring him to her.
as he could not come unaccompanied by some white
never knew any thing of the negro until he met
him in Washington. In short he convinced all present
that had anxious 10 secure nOnOr OF
marty dom to the Penitentary. They were both CON-
mitted for further examination.
The Sons Of Temperance in Baltimore, are not only
swallowing up the whskey drinkers, but enlisting
in their ranks all classes Of the community. They will
soon outnumber the Odd Fellows.
The Front street Theatre has been closed for few
nights Mr. Burton having learn declined to bring the
Delcy Opera Troupe to Baltimore, account of their
want OF success in Philadelphia.
The Holiday Street is to be reopened by Marshall
next week. with excellent stock company, but no
stars.
The MARxETs.-There is nothing worthy Of note do
ing in the market all classes Of dealers by common
waiting for the arrival Of the expected news by
the Great Western.
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POST OFFICE,

PUST OFFICE, Z
New y ok, Oct 81, 1876
STEAMER GREAT BRITAIN FROM NEW YORK, =
tiers will be at this office for the above
Letters Steamer by with her
gnee Will be % cents for letters weighing half
less and % cents for each additional half ounce.
o27 arc HOBT Fl. MORRIS, p NJ.
no IMPORTERS AND MANUFACTURERS OF
FANG? ARTICLES The advertiser, the proprietor
OF an elgbly situated Fancy and Stationery Store the
promenade side OF Chestnut Philadelphia would be
wiling to receive on commission description e Fancy
satisfactory references in New York and Philadelphia given
Agencies and commission business attended
terms Communications post paid and addressed ENTER
fRlSEs," Philadelphia Will be attended
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REPEAL-REPEAL,

UNION, HARMONY, CANCELLATION.
MEETING of all persons favorable union and harmo-
"A ny in the repeal rauks will be held at Carroll Hail.
inst ~ o'clock the evening. The meeting will
dressed by several gentlemen from New York. OF 2-rc
OST-From the Slaughter House. corner Of West and Lee
IL roy Friday night cath inst Cattle, color
and marks Iecolected they being Of large drove
Whoever will the the above place shall be be
rally rewarded. OFT 2t+mc
% DOLLARS REWARD.--LOST-A Double Gun
~ barrels inches long, No IL caibre engraved D. Fish
The above reward will be paid aud questions asked by re-
turning the Gun d. FISH, 1879 Fulton street, up
90 IN-r
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SpIENnIn FESTIVAL CONCEl

SPLENDID FESTIVAL CONCERT
THE SUBSCRIBER has the pleasure of announcing the
ladies' md gentlemen Of the city Of New York he in
tends to give splendid Vocal and Instrumental Concert
Monday Evening, the 10th of November,
Broadway Tabernacle which occasion he will be
sisted bv all the distinguished professional ability Of this
city, combined with the members of the Philharmonic
New York Sacred Mnsc Societies. u. G. HILL.
CARD-U. c. Hill respectfully socits all those Of his mu
seal friends ladies gentlemen who may be competent
take the either vocal instrumental
the Concert for rehearsal the Coliseum 40
Broadway, Wednesday Evenings, at o'clock precisely
ola IN
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PALMO's OPE TIA HOUSE.

LAST NIGHT BUT ONE.
On Wednesday Evening, October aoth,
MR.. TEMPLETON
BURNS AMI NJ SIR sTf W WIZ iii SCOTT.
PART. FIRsT-sIR WALTER SCOTT
sonsm ~ JOG of Hazel dean:
Rseta,ive and AR The Last St Words Of MaImcnn
'as Msreeh Of E
PART sECOND-BURNs
song.sIheIe was Lad was horn sSI IN lyle"
S9s-foF1 mIfii b6 saf ii sGa aay
Song Song kattlin, RoaI i Willie, Willie
Box Office open from 10 till o'clock where places may be
Doors will open To o'clock and term
TO- Tickets and Programmes may be had the Music
st fiei. ssd F e w c e0S.'
Books Of the words price 2K EACH be had
On Friday, Last Night. OPS Ctr
albania,
No. $50 Broadway, (bet,ceen Spring and Prince.)
ranas srs6ESs 9FERa
Is nightly greeted with shouts of laughter by and
fashionable audiences.
THIS CTUEsDAY) EVENING, Oct. 18th,
Will be presented the grand ETHIOPIAN Opera Tin three pa
q s1 s. * D 81 Tss2.sis,.
FRA DIAVOlO
p.a =, % 8
Admission IS cents OPT 3tsmc
OLE BULLS
FAREWELL TO AMERICA.
ole BULL, returning his heartfelt thanks for the many
~ gratifying testimonials received by him from The Ameri-
can people has the honor to announce that his
Last appearance on this Continent
will take place at
THE TABERNACLE,
On Thursday next, October 3Oth,
which occasion he will give
CONCERT,
FOR THE BENEFIT OF THE
Wido,cs and Orphans asylum Fund
Of the Masonic Fraternity Of the State Of New York
On which occasion he will be assisted by
MRS f. LODER,
MISS +. DE LUCE
MIR. DUFFlEiD,
And an ORCHESTRA upon the scale under
the direction of , .r,,r
TICKETS ONE DOLLAR. TO be obtained at the usual
places Of James Herring and Secretary Of the Grand
Lodge ofthe State of New York, at the Howard House.
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N0CKTNG birds, re

RCHy GRIEyE5 John stges, having purchased the most
Id one Iot consisting Of hundred and eight all raised
,am ths n.s associated with and brought in the
room in full plumage and would respectfully solicit
call from the curious, at John street. OF N'rc
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On Monday morning, 9th inst. JULIA wife of William
p. Fitzgerald aged 81 years.
The friends of the family are respectfully invited to
attend her funeral this afternoon at o'clock from her
late residence, % Monroe street
On Monday morning. 9th inst. Mr.. JOSEPH HINES
aged IS.
His friends and acquaintance requested to atten
the funeral from his late residence, Watt street. this
afternoon at o'clock.
On Monday, 27th inst MARGARET infant daughter rof
Thomas b. Thomas b. and Margaret s. Forster aged II
days.
At the Sailors Snug Harbor, Staten Island, on the
9Th inst ROBERT WILLIAMS native of Anglesea
North Wales in the list year Of his age.
Weekly Report or Deaths.
In the city and county Of New York. from the Goth day of
Oct to the 18th day of Ort, I8i5
80 Men; 35Women; a6 Boys; 46 Grls-Total l59
Abscess, Apoplexy 81 Burned scaded, 4 Cancer
Casualties Cholera nfantum, S; Coci Consumption
Coayu Ss io Group !; Cyanoss 2; Debility, Diarr
tery7; Erysipeias 2; Eruption Fever 2; Fever bilious
Fever, puerpera q Fever, remiten Q; Fever scarlet,
Fever typhoid Heart, disease Of Il Hopping cough In
hsmmation Inflammation of brar, d Inflammation Of
dice, Il Marasmus s. Old age, s. Justification, /; Palsy
Premature BIRTH Rheumatism, Rupture, l. Scroula 81
Small pox, s.; Teethng l. Unknown, l.; Worms, l.
Age-Under year. 39 to years, %; 5, 10; 10,
Q; 10 TOGO ~ to 80 49, 30 to 40. Ii; 40 co. G;
6oo TO- 8; 70 toSO 80 &c. 100 aud upwards Il unknown,
CoRNELIUs B. ARCHEK CITY Inspector.
CITY Inspectors Office. Oct. q. 1916.
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RICHARD OAKLEY.

YOUR Brother Thomas has ned from England
waiting for at Wikesbarre 1t is important to your
sh that you 20 see him he wait
information him, they will confer great favor by
writing by mail to William Willis, Wiikesbarre Pennsyl-
o26a f.pby
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INIBLO'N-I'HE FAIR.

but that should lay before the public general
the ewads that are due to the Misses Dugans Bowery
the great American which they have the
first premium Silver Medal from all the other Ladies OF
line of business ard their other they aye
msnt of thar 70 e sfeas su ~ @
selves BY their assduty, ingenuity aud industry These
qualities that these ladies known
and recognize them society pride
themselves and an honor t. their their friends
the place oil their nativity, metropolis which
they reside at for the other young ladies
OF city copy after For such all times
the deepest interest and shall take the greatest pleasure
awarding them in a like manner o28 lt+m
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LESSONS IN DANCING, WALTZlNG, &c
MAD ACHILLE respectfully her friends and
Ivl the regular
will commence Saturday. October 18th her Saloon No
ii Walker street.
DAYS OF TUITION.
For young Ladies and young Masters under 10 Of
and Saturday from to ocock-and at
5for young Gentlemen.
Evening Class Gentlemen every Tuesday and Thursday
at o'clock.
For Ladies and Gentlemen DESTROYS Of forming by them
selves private uade Classes Polka Mazufka Quadres
any days and hour to both parties,
For individual and private lessons in DANCING, w stane
Polka azurka Ladies and Gentlemen stany
desired. -,-.- :.
Madame A. continues her Services az
Young ladies boarding schools and private iamiles.
Soiree Balls exclusively for her pupils ny e'r
Being in correspondence with several Q, .ne pnips pro
ties OF the dsy admitted the shionab,e society," anu she
M; II anv 70 sdopt them in her classes private les
VIII mske y NV. IVY =, natrous desires all lm-rc
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DIR. POWELL. OCULTST

Nd OPERATIVE SURGEON, attends to Diseases Of
the Eye and 10 all mperfections of Vision, from
Opacities, efectually removed. -
AMAUROSlS treated with great attention and success.
lnvcerate Of STRABIsMUS, Squirting, cured
a few minutes ~
ARTIFICIAL EYES inserted that can scarcely be dis
tngu shed from the natural.
Offices and residence 2Sl Boadway-enrance N Warren
street. lt~r
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NO FOley Place, Regent street
T AIDES Gentlemen, and Families visiting Lor don can
IL be accommodated with board aud residence combined
with comfort good table aud SELECT society
rate terms.
This establishment is constantly visited BY American Fan
lies aud Gentlemen arriving in Lendon aud hono Nv the
especl Of the American Legation; to by many
distinguished American families IN the United States WHOM
permiss n hiss been given 10 refer
MISS PHILLIPS begs that Cards Of Particulars,
70 aud BY whom he is recommended be obtained
AZ The office OF this paper o2a 3wtrc
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TO BUILDERS,

x~.. To BUILDERS
PROPOSALS. FOR BUILDING FREENAN's HALL,
. ~ me CITY OF Brooklyn on The er Of Cnlumba aud
Aay streesof brick four stories heh 50 feet hy
euax 70 pan and specifications the hands OF the Ach.
hsa oepoins on the Of Attain and Henry SITS
nos,. ., DC unit, he sls inst o'clock NJ Pro
Pos 10 pe scared up aud dr ected
with the Architect The Bonrd Of Trnsses viii onen aid
Proposals on that day. O'Clock p M al the Office of the
Architect Proposals be for the and Ma
son work together separate f NV ava
By order Of the Directors
osiw'r THOMAS LESLIE, Secretary.
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NOW EXHlBITING, tfor short time onlyl at the Room.
and Leonard street. De Kuypers celebrated statue lin mable
entilleu
This exquisite and refined work. WHICH has been pronounced
by all have the chef d9urre of modern
and which has attracted crowds Of admirers Europe has
brought this country great and risk and
confidently opened for the inspection Of the lovers OF tins sub
lime and beautiful art. -
Open from A. NJ until 10 r. NJ. Abundance % cents
Ssasnn T;ckets5 o CENTS $50
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THERE CAN BE NO TEACHING WITHOUT
A MASTER.
VVNHE French Language the learned and
fashionable requirement Of the day. taught by Professor
r. kowsewki the oral and approved system adapting
his lessons the capacity of his pupils such
will ensure knowledge Of the language in short
OF He has been houoed with pupils from the families
of the following distinguished gentlemen whom he
refer
Hon. Henry Clay, Hon. Caleb Gushing.
Hon. Thos. n. Benton, Hon. Lew Woodbury.
aud others. Louis McI.ane
Hon. Secretary Walker,
Germa. and French taught Terms moderate Apply No
$40 Broadway. p. KOWALEWSKl.
"a mr.
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AUCTION NOTICES.

w. w. SHIRLEY, Auctioneer.
GALE OF BEAUTIFUL STUFFED BlRDS-By H. f.
- Wlard-Ths Day Tuesday, October 2sth 10 o'clock
at the sales No l3 hundred Birds
great variety preserved in the hest manner by VIM Os
brath aud consist Of single birds In and
Also, assorted birds Ia c-ses.
Sale is absolute every and bid upon packed
TO send any distance at small expense e2a it'r
DUTCH BULBOUS ROOTS AT AUCTION.
LEVY will sell on Tuesday morning at II o'clock at
"A. No 800 Broadway, cases OF Dutch Buibous Roots
ceived from Van Wsveren Son. Florists, HARLEM
Holland OF variety OF the choicest Towering
roots and the class sold the last and which
give such univers Il satisfaction OF 2fr
NOTICE.-H. L. VAN WICK, Auctioneer, will sell at
~ public auction entitled debenure front Of the public
store 1909 street, Tuesday 2ah Of October
II o'clock A. NJ by order Of c. W. Lawrence, Collector OF
the Port
e 6ail Pipes Il Brandy Imported in Brig France
3 Eight do do DO from Rochelle
Also. IL pipes Clio, imported the Catharne Jackson Rot
terdam. OILS 2wrc
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BOWERY CIRCUS.

BOW ERH CIFNCUS.
Boxes Is cents-Pit l21s cens-Children half price
First Night Of the engagement ofhe famous Troupe Of ~ A.
HOWES & CO., in connection with the gulsr Company.
Jas Nixon, Ring Msster~E Perry~C Howes-Msst Nixon
Mrs Cole-Mr. w. Cole.
Doors open at6-Performance to commence at o'clock.
o28 lire
OPENING of the NATIONAL UNION CIRCUS
Late Richmond H) now Richmond Theatre,
Corner of Varick and Charlton SITS.
The doors will open halt past performance
AdmssonDress Circle, 20 cents; I'd aud Sd Circles q
cents; Pit, 2h cents; Private Boxes, S.
Equestrian Director Mr. H. Needham
Clowns -. -. Alex Rockwell and Dan Gardner
Ga TUESDAY EVENING, Oct 20. the performau will
with Grand Cavalcade-sfter which. Horem
ship by Master Rivers Grand TramPoning and Hoeman-
ship BY Hiram Exercises by Mad Cullen
Singing by the Mnstres Gymnastc Exercises Sc &C. The
whole to conclude with the Farce of the GERMAN FAR
MER. lw*mc