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The New York herald., 1845-09-13

Prices ruled pretty high in January, February and
ton at that time in Great Britain in connection with
which the crop about three hundred and and fifty
thousand bales less than in the previous year Most
the speculaons made, however under the impress
sion that the crop would exceed sixteen or eighteen
hundred thousand bales, and when the of the
yield became known prices fell of from twenty
ty-fve per cent Since the market broke down in the
summer Of 1914, prices have been very uniform, and
there been complete absence of all speculation
the movements Of the staple the past year. The trade
has therefore been unusually healthy one and most
Of those engaged have made profitable yeers business
of it,
tbs stated that there a crop Of cotton so
completely cleared of the southern markets as the
last There is but very moderate stock in any of the
markets. and the supplies short in many places
that purchasers compelled to wait for the arrivals
the new crop to obtain good selections. Nothing can
prevent excessive speculaons this staple but liberal
supply. An abundant crop acts very great check
upon the movements Of speculators, it prevents in
measure any very important monopoly. There s how.
much capital in this country and in Europe seek
ing employ men that the first chance get up any spec
uation in this article, will be made of at pre- mt
very little prospect OF making any profitable ope
ratons out of the regular As regards the sx
tent OF the crop coming in all say is that
there many contingencies any one of which
would make material difference in the receipts likely
to happen, that the whole subject is matter of
opinion and speculation and any estimate would be pre-
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To se,f-shaving Cent?. men, possersing n
MONEY MARKET.
Friday, Sept. 12-6 PM.

The market very firm to-day, and prices without
change Norwich and Worcester, Morris Canal, Far
mers Loan Penn SIS and Long Island closed firm at yes
terays prices Kentucky 6s went upi per cent Yicks-
burg l. Ohio 6s !; Canton fell of I; Reading Railroad
!. The transactions were to a moderate extent
The returns Of the Reading Railroad Company con.
tnue to show very large receipts.
PHfLApELPHtA AND READING RAILROAD
Week ending Sept 49, Sept. ga. SEPT f3
Business. ..;...... sl09i3 Sl7ls S23,S27
Cua transported tons, 6gbi i26J8 III, 81
The additional charges for the transp portaton of coal
gives tie increased receipts. As the advances
the charges will be further increased. According
present appearances the income for the month of Sep
emher this ear will not fall far short Of one hundred
and twenty thousand dollars.
TIE monthly reports OF the banks Of New Orleans dc
no. show any variation Ia the aggregate movement o
the principal departments. We annex the return for
several periods ::
RAxv
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Value, S35 GO .37s s2i.77,.a2l

VHut, <ZI,UTI2T S2I,2Bg,J.2
This shows falling of in the value of the exports o,
these few articles from New Orleans SO the
aggregate decline s29 9l5,7lo was in Cotton alone not
withstanding the increase in the quantity shipped OF
1884 bales. There has been eat decrease in the
quantity as well in the value Of the other articles in
this list exported With the exception of Unite,
speculative movements in Beef Pork Sugar and Molas
the southern markets have been very heavy and de
depressed and prices generally have ruled pretty low
As some evidence Of the great reduction in prices for
most Of the southern staples the quotations
for Cotton in New Orleans of each month.
during the last year. compared with the three years
previous
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The receipts OF many articles this year, have been
much larger than last, such Butter, Cotton, Corn
Cheese, Coal Flour, Hemp, Hides, Horns, Hay,
Lead, Molasses, Sugar Slaves, Tallow and Whiskey
There has been very great variation in prices since
last year which accounts for the reduced value in con-
necon with the increased quantity Last year Cotton
w0s put down at s32 per bale, and this year at only
S24. Sugar last year was put down at $50 per hid.
this year at only $45, and many other things in the
same way
The annexed table shows the quantity and value of
each article exported to foreign countries in the past
three years.
EXPORTS or AGRICULTURAL PRopUcTs FOREIGN CouN.
TRIES FROM New ORLEANS ron THREE YEARS
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On the morning of the l2th instant of consumption,
Hon. BEVERLY ALIEN of St. Louis in the 47th year Of
his age.
His remains will be taken to ST. Louis for interment,
this morning 10 o'clock from the residence Of Thomas
J. Stewart, NO. ls7 Greene street.
On the afternoon of 18th instant after illness Of
three months. CATHARISE MALLoS TREroR, eldest
daughter OF Dr. John and Caharine l. Treno-, in the
goth year of her age.
The friends and acquantsnces Of the family. re-
spectfnly requested attend the funeral tomorrow af
ternoon at o'clock from the residence Of her father
No. College Place.
On the llth instant, LucIsDr E., wife Of Augustus
Mollmann.
The friends and acquaintances are respectfully invited
to attend her funeral this afternoon, the 18th instant
at o'clock from her late residence Wickoh street,
south Brooklyn, third door from Smith street
n B-Carrlages will be in readiness at ST. Johns Park
on Hudson street, at O'Clock
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PHILApELrHIA, Sept. II, 1slS.

fHILApELrHIA, sept II, 1870.
! have just returned from visit TO New York city
When cast my thoughts back, for q moment, upon
things that arrested my attention. the Herald the most
prominent object within the range Of my thoughts
Passing through the spacious halls Of the hotels there
servant is met taking breakfast to chamber. the
Herald freshly folded, lies beside the coffee. for
sweetner southern brunette, fair northern belle.
and the anxious politician, alike heard from door
sjar calling for the Herald.
When seated at the dining table, the following colo,
quies were heard during the time OF dining.
What will be the action Of the Presdent sir the
war question: "well, sir, ! don't know" What
does Bennett say about f What sensation, sir, has
the Rev. Dr. Tying produced amongst you p well,
don't know, Madam, what does the Herald say" pray.
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CT. b. CLARKE,
FASHIONABLE TAILOR AND DRAPER.

NEAR FULroS, 1872 WILLIAM STREET, Opposite the ne
Row Of Buildings, =,
the following for the great success he mas nj
NJ thero with -
ia goods are bought the lowest cash prices and paid
for once
2dAn exclusive ard reid system Of selling for cash only
3d-Aiany years experience IN business.
fth-Being satisfied with small profits 80,
ajscrr,nx public perceive that It
their interest to pstronise this es essblishment
O. G. would refer large aud Respectable connexon
both this city aud Brooklyn IN proof oil the style and H.
Splendid French Cloth Dress Goats made from
Sl4to $40.
IN msuis dress st quay reasona able prices. 70 lmrrc
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M. w us f.,
OPTiCIAN FROM GERMANY.

M respectfully informs the Of NewYork and the
I public general that he has located himself in this CITY
aud opens to-day i oadway large and most complete
aud steel Frames He would also remind the public whom
he partly known BY his annual visits Saratoga Springs
The nine that by his knowledge the optica
science he enabled TO determine the gsses suitable
Pc with we;k be supplied With glasses
which will greatly benefit aud not strain the sight Particular
attention Is called style of perspective ground glass
of the est flint which, through their high polish aud
produce he pust vision, and have been highly
mended the their effects the for
aid improving the sight continued writing and reading
Short sighted and such been operated upon
also be suited. kswe glasses
of superior quality in old frames and oics the patronage of
all in want Of his articles Please call
NJ WISE, Opcian
slS Intro 437 Broadway.
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DANCING ACADEMY.
Broadway, Corner OF Grand Street.

MR. O. ROBERTSON has the honor of respectfully in.
M forming his friends and The Public that his classes Tor q.
pshment (and the Mazurka and Polka uadrlles i'll open
ON Wednesday Sept 7h at the large Saloon attached the
dayscLadiss Classes at r NJ; Gentlemen, P: M Pr.
vate Glass for Ladies will be formed from for La Polka
aud Violating Instructions gwen Pupils aud Private Class.
es at their residences Mr. RS 60 Eighth Ayenue 10
Canal street.
Mr. Robe would also insrm the public that his ur
town Academy will commence Monday September 22d
6s ghh Avenue, where all the different branches wD b
taugnt sI9 linz
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DANCING AGA ENVY.
"a LEONARD STREET. West Side of Broadway

"a LEONARD STREET, West Side of Broadway.
vi LIE. PAULINE DESJARDINS las the honor Of in.
I forming the public that she will her class the 18th Of
Sep mber Mile 2. ID, sarjius will give instruction all
the different branches Of dancing At her Academy will be
taught AL the aud fashionable Dances
~ Paris Among them the new Qstdnlie Of Polka, Gallo
pades the Waltz Polka. and all styles of Wsltzes Among
Fancy Dances the Poacca Nazurka Cacucha Cracoyienne
NC Mile ID. will give her tculsr attention 10 adies
Boarding Schools Pvae be private aud
other classes will be formed by number OF hola aud will
be attended TO a any time. 50 lmrrc
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Now Stock Exchange.


At jamaica L. on the llth instant, by the Rev. j. NJ.
Macdonald Mr. WILLIAM HARRisoS to Miss MARGARET
TnoMrsor daughter OF John Thompson, Esq, formerly
of this city.
At Mount Holly, ~ j. the 10Th instant by the Rev
George " Morehouse, Hon. ALEXANDER Ramssy OF
Dauphin County, Pa to ASSA Earl, daughter of Hon.
Michael II. jerks, Of Nswtown, Bucks County, Pa
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short Patent sermons. BY Dow, Jr. Or,

short Patent Sermons. by Dow, Jr. Orb
nslly published the Nes Yo,k Sunday Mercury. Vol l.
New Y rk: laI Nichols Kraub.
These have had de celebrity and IN
deserve from their wit and bonhommie totally de-
VOID Of offence VINO Dow Jr have yet en- able
friend of the United States Journal We have heard him dis
BY the hour strain much akin TO that OF the
vol beforv u.s. Broddicdp Journal
The above is from BroddWay Journal of yesterday-it
hundred similar notices from al o the
try The volume cnans 1863 beautifully printed from
nn', for cash. agents, 10 ksel &c.,. ],
The Sundy Mercury Of to,mor9w will contain fine local
Bro kyr Theatrca; The Lat.lN ws fom Washing &C.
&c Price cents shilling month payable to the
carie's to country subscribers 81 year
Bad Breath. DIsazreeablc Taste In the
mou h. and many other ptoms always the
result nd gestion Whent the food sesd Of bengp
ner derter,ous fluid call ed spite acid generated
in stomach, which mixing with the fluid f the mouth is
wasting o the gums deposit of tartar and drcayed teeth
Wisht's dian Vegetable Pills not ONLY cleanse the
c aud bowels Of all bilious and Inrd humors and pu
riy the blood but they also the digestive to a
healthy and therefore cean to bad breath
and pr premature decay OF the teeth.
or sogns Pills. %sc should be-
,emey eeol to purchase from none but advertised agents
N, Is b particular ~ ~! cases 10 ASK Tor genuine
Wn-h's lndan Vegetable Pills.
To Seif-Shaving q. ntl. men, possersing n
strong board end,r e the tsc Tablet aud Strop Of
th dficuiti-s mo- convincing proof Of Their utys
n. fs cnrlers ia London. viz: Col man, Hsym ket
Nl,km :" sand; Lo"eock. .. Sonhll; ih"nunl ~ u,
the Of their cutlery Mandatory w Broadway.
FALL FAsHION-Is45-
FOR GENTLEM Ms HATS.
.sm Introduced Is Ia nj eRY% i",s S't Go Aso House
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BANxs OF Nyw OnLrAr

Mov25. June 20. Noy31 Juip 2s. Aug 20
specie, g2iJ25 s25t,7so 5.@i23 6,2ois57 6,2i2,37
Iidul y, sS6uoss 33i2,6u i,83en i,n72l6 4,ii6 an
he, eo1l3t1 1880 595 2oe15 1875 iso,s,2, y, ,o7
A.ets, 3Ss2oo I22j9.1e2 i3,9i3l3 i83ss78 lias3l2s
The cash liabilities OF the banks in state Of lquida.
ton nave since the last report, been reduced
TIE ca.h liabilities of the Citizens Bank on the 26th of
Juy amounted to 81 667 la7 and the aoth OF August
qleso The cash liabilities of the Consolidated As
socation, the 2oh Of July amounted to ss0s2 eo2
and on the 3oth Of August S7e0605.
The annual report made BY the New Orleans Price
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AUCTION NOTICES.

A UCTION NOIIcE.-Ja.ob 8. Pl.u will sell This Day
IA at ~ o'clock luse oi gold and silver Watch-
Jeweiry, Diamonds &c being part of the siock OF
declining oSsl A.o, BY order Of Ensih Agent.
Invoice II Watch Mat rails Aiso gnnsnt Of French
Gilt Jrwey. Also. At o'clock TO pay advspces double
Gold Watch holes jewslled, Johls maker full
psrti eusrs Sc. Cop-r and Enlui er. sl3
BY SNFFEN co
A LOTION SoIl -Trs Day, At loo,.lock, at 70 Ann
prising dressing and bedroom Bureaus. Sofas and and
work Thi-, caid do, marble enclosed Wash stand
h.gany Rockers French msh Rany Bedtead Paasses Hair,
MATTRESSES ,nAhoesny aud maple Chairs Cnbs, Wsrdobes,
plated and gisss Wae Coekery Knives and Foks Cason
Britannia Wae, and kitchen Furniture Also Military
Coat Plume Hat Sc &c. sl3 lter
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MISS CATHERINE WOODS

THERE is Letter th- Post ce in this ciy addressed
Miss Catherine Wood. TO- rly OF Albany. Any per
son knowing her place Of residn wl do of kindness
10 the wer By informing the os Master and requesting
him forward 10 her She resided in this city abeut ye
aud may have since married The letter
printed the list Of letters blishsd in the Tribune the
23d Of August last sn sire
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EXTENSIVE GYMNASIUM

NHE Undersigned would respectfully inform the Public that
Il Gymnasium OF the vicinity Of
Broadway aud Beecker streets the ground floor Of
enclosure G0e0 square feet and will be completed the
18th October whicn will comprise all the branches of
Exercise contained the first European Institutions of
rng and Wrestling Rooms and Galleries The Puolc rely
the fact, that exertions will spared
the of the modes Of and
commodson of the rooms, make The
and desirable Institution Of the kind this country Due
notice will be given Of the tine of receiving Subscriptions and
further particulars hereafter
JAMES T. HATFIELD. Proprstor.
HENRY l.. TWIGGS, Director
New York, Sept, llth lsi5. sill 3tsIc
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WANTED
HE GENUINE
l4ALV ANlC RINGS

AND CRISTIE'S MAGNETIC FLUID.
THESE Articles whirh obtaining unequalled cee
l. brity in the of Rheumatism aud all
plants, are only be obsined at Dr. CRISTIfs Oce l3
Full Sun Buldng Strangers sh ud be their
guard anst spurious and worthless sl3 lt-h
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resting and important state.

Current presents Interesting and important
ments in relation to the trade of that city. the
ments in the principal staple articles Of trade and tho
comparative prices ruling in that market for the principal
exports.
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SELECT FRENCH CLASS FUk 70
I.ADLES OIL RLecker sfrcek

NJ ADEMOlSELLE DE JANON has the honor to inform
WI her friends aud the public tina her rrench Morning lass
Tor Young Ladies VIII be eopened the 18th OF this month
a half past II o'clock
Lessons the hour every Tuesday, Thursday and ss
turday.
For particulars apply to Madsmsee Jsnon si Bleecker
street from 10 TO " O'Clock IS. o. II, 2 l36.
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PALMO'S OPERA HOUSE

Chambers Street.
rNO LET-The abov- establish tcgether with the
Baths, Saloons Refectory, Sc, until May neat or for
period If desired For information regards terms,
&C. apply premises Letters all nom distance
pos paid and directed Opera House, ChambeSst
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FUN SALE.
s The subscriber offers for sale his Country
3c%Son Little Silver Shrewsbury. New Jersey, South
-Rver where there abundance Of oysters and Of al
kind, Of fish aud game The prop rty tcrs of
finely cultivated grouod gd-n, and young apple and
orchard, fine condition.. he house 10 feet front with pi-
and containing Ia rooms comtorta-
aud convenient with cellars ag barn stable and
buildings II is suitable Tor gentiemens residence
vte boadn house Two steamboats, ply daily from the
Fu other Caihe about a
mile and half from the house, about mites from the ce
Branch aud in neighborhood of
will be sodlow for cash. as the compelled attend
his city. the subscriber the
premises, or at So Reed St, New York
81 els 4.rh JOSEPH A. JACKSON.
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CIR EAT SEA SER PENT

Ghfh Si.A SERTENl.
NOV EXHIBITING, for the first time, at the APOLLO
ROOMS, il0 Broadway, the Skeleton o. tht Monsrous
Hydrargus Great Sea Serpent measuring ia feet in length
and weighing 1900 bs the most complete sksleoS Of the
greatest OF the animal creation discovered Aso
large and painting Of the Mammoth Nilsson
found 81 Louis and the Myodon, Soh found
near Buenos Ayres with natural curostes from the
Western country. This proudest monument of all animal
creation recently discovered by Dr. A Keck Of Ger
many, during geological research IN Alabama Open from
BAN to 10 PM. Admtance 25 cents; children 21a
6 b. -mc
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Royal. OF TYMPIC THEATRE,
1Tn NT,RE4T

THIS establishment will be ready for unlimited Theatrical
Perform oces the beginning Of september, under the
the subscriber who VIII receive osals Tor
from and .nrnen oi aeknowt
The orrn he Theatre for few will be h
lie cerbr dS,gnora Ross Pco and gnvr De b, gns
the even melt will be intespersd with Vaude.
Vile Ds Orehesl QyrI,ues the orchestra being com
posed on of II Professors aud the
,nrnts ia I e hands of Eve British music masters.
se3 I'm VT. MAZZOUHI. ID. NJ.
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FARM FOR SALE ON THE HUDSON RIVER.
se The beautiful Farm and Residence Of the subscriber
<AAke. psie, N Y.
This farm contains hundred and three Of first
lard in high of cultivation, with great number Of
graf ed fruit OF the best kind including Peach Or
,hnd Of 800 planted three $50 of which pro-
duced frit tn year The all eced from the
nursery Of Mesrs A. Downing Co.. Newburgh, and
all in perfect coalition.
The House built with gallery front stories
high, with and dining kitchen attached In
Ies containing twelve ms the paros communicating with
folding doors.
The Barn and Carriage House o best the county
with stables f. horses aud cattle IN the basement
celent we'll Of water under that cattle
exposed in cold weather
There Il ch.d first Stecorary for th- collection
and servation manu- tut Of bIc with brick
cisten and fump
On the premises is comfortahl. Lodge Farmers
sdnce al di from the Mansion House,
geher with three good wells OF water ice house, milk
nd fu- Isi e containing fish
The above premises beautifully situated in lawn Of
eight mandug fine OF Hudson River,
Poughkeepe Catsk Mountaih and the country for many
miles adj cent
po ton Of the purchase money remain bond and
mortgsce, at per cent,
Any further uformaon can be I'D by sppyingto
NATHAN COLEMAN, the premises,
COLEMAN STETSON, Astor Houss,
81 Iwis me New York
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WASHINGTON, Sept ii, lS45.
Order, and quiet approaching stsgnation reign
IN the Federal City. The passage through (wi,h
halt for meaD of an increased lot of travellers,
however, gives something of life to the hotels
Camp meeting broke m ". .dav ,orr ,,;I.s 20
Rockwell and Stones circus wagons and the Iu0-
gage wagons Of the brethren Of the camp, were al
mixed up together thus morning on the Avenue. II
was queer scene Tomorrow, the old defenders
OF Baltimore, 1914, pay us visit. The Washinpton
and Baltimore Railroad Company have reduced
their fare to 81 5O-a round dollar saved upon the
charges of last winter. We are laid over TO-DAY.
hence the brevity.
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POST OEEIcE.

POST OFFICE,
TEAMER CALEDONIA FROM Ss BosToS9rHs HylS = is Mail
18th o. s'fa III Ts s .s ose &c
Boston Letters of na under, aud
sisst ' - ROBERT H MORRIS, PM
ATsMss.ns sl the Msnees Of BaaIsI Hin tTs rns,as
Evening ung ssr,; 4h' ,ei9 il was on motion. ,n.,,
expressive the kiad AID prompt attention OF d. Homer
Ho sTea " t q Ghmbrs suee towsrd Mr. John Mathews
tarasy aisht August soI a. '' A"tAe
M sad e nnt Ss o h iSmPy a hsn a
ms prompt aud ssial aeGoa 9 Mr. John Mathews who
1ssolSsd That while lbs Company feel most grateful to
Dr. Bosswck for his SIX s and kind brother
m epe m 1--we we also take this oppo,tuny Of recon- nsgdag him
Ses. s. those who may require his 'k and SER
ksoyed That the proceedings this meeting be publ shed
in the New York Sun, Cour and E@qaT End The Herald
i#Sitiii'SSS XsG is5SSIsfhI 4 fhahiSs
sl2 2lrrc COMMITTEE ON behalf of the Company.
iNDEPENDENT PoLIch ostIcE,{
\ Office TO MERCHANTS AND rf%tls Tss6 ERs-An
ca a et aad ase
properly fr IN 81 he devrnment g 1, GEO kELfEA
o s,s sMsSss %
tion 70 the above mentioned office. .ls It'r
HOLT'S COFFEE HOUSE AND HOUSE OF
REFRESHMENT,
No. I25 Fulton street, Corner of Nassau.
MR. HOLT late Of Hollis Hotel, respectfully Informs his
WI friends aad the public generally that he has
pened the above Place W II he served in good style
Br ali fast, Dmner and Tea. a. moderate prices
~ Call and see for ourselves. sig str
NEW YORK SACRED MUSIC SOCIETY
nRATORlO OF the Seven Seepers be given Wtdn.
day tvenng 2ath inst under The direction of Mr. U c.
HILL The principal solo by Miss Northal Mrs. jamie
son, Mss WndmuIer MIR Fraser, Mr. Segun, aud other dis
tingu shed talent
The Performing Members Of the Society requested
atterd the reh arsa be held Monda aud Wednesday
OF each week the The ad
mission Tickets will be in readiness for delivery her of
the even gs above mentioned fyrmmg Me mbes
mi' receive their tickets upon application Mr. Geo Witt
lock, No. sS canal ST sl3 lwr
TO COUNTRY MERCHANTS
Drown Sheetugs AZ shirtngs Of every s,ye aud width
- al the known brands, both heavy Stark Mills Law
G. lndNn Head Cabot A. Chicopre b Merlin ck Ex-
Upknowns. &C. be had manuf prices
the second floors of Nos 10 aud 20 CID half block
nove feaI Yard wide Sheetngs ga yard. Also,
bats, wlcks twine and waddng Also
Cotton arm, Nos. 8 toll and 10 ~.
4. n. UNDERHILL,
sl3 lt'r 10 and 20 Cedar
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a NlBLUS GARDEN,
Saturday Evening. september 18th,
BENEFIT OF
Mr.. NICKIN SON
The performances will commence al O'Clock with
the Overture 70 the q, era Of ActTon
To be followed by thr Comedy Of
THE GREEN-EYED MONSTeR
LOUISE. MISS laJ lor
Dhonness Mrs Watts
an liza, MISS Niat
Dhou. Mr Chippenuaie
.
Due by Mrs and Miss Hadwtck
u lntermss,on oi Half Hour
To co.. ,cufe w ia the IA &c Of
HOW TO PAY TH- RENT
NIs SonscieHce... waits
rNitS MISS ncbtits
Lucy ..t.......... MISS !Nicklnson
horsth hatIer. Ar NIckinson
Cra,Jy"na -. ''.'. -. .....''....... lame
trUr.nunce &c commence IA ,'ciocs Dr...
7ocock.
The Books Of the French Opera with literal Englishtra
laton for sale al the ticket office
Nights Of the French Company-Monday, Wednesday
Thursday, and Friday
ts5r Tickets Fifty Certs.-kO
Q5y Private Boxes s. each.
An enc,ent Ponce will always be attendance
tain good order aud keep all improper persons
4 nhetn Ssa.op rt~he v,it .Ao
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ADJUSTMENTS.
PARK THEATRE.

PARK THEATRE.
LAST APPEARANCE OF
MR. AND MRS CHARLES KEAN
Saturday Eveuing, September 18th,
The performance will commence with the Comedy Of
THE STRANGER
Mrs Haller tlrs Charieg Mean
Baron Senfort Dir Dyott Count Wintersen, MIR Bland
MIR Solomon, Biss Peter, isher
Francis. Barry Tobias, Fleming
Ir
Grand Pas dc Forces by the TWO Miss Valiees.
To m lude with
THE HONEY MOON.
Duke hahL'.. Mr. tharles Mean
Jul,ans. .......... Mrs Charles Kesn
Jacques. Mr. Bass Ro ando, MIR Dyot
Count Montalban, Bland Baliazer, Fleming
hoiane. Mrs Abbott
Price Of Admission-Boxes, 81; Pit 50 cents Gallery.
25 cents.
open o'clock and the Curtain will rise precisely at
hsIfpast7 O'Clock
R-A limited number of Season Tickets may be obtained
III Roy0 -