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The New York herald., 1845-11-13
--LATEST lisTTLLIGENCE.
BY LAST EVENINGS slAIL.
Washington.


Correspondence of the New York HeTaldl
Mexican News, by the Eate Desoatshes.
NA=nIyGroE, Nov. III, lSl5.
The dispatches brought from Mexico by Mr.. Pax
rott, received here last Saturday, of very racl-
fic nature. They come, indirectly, in the form OF
propositions, but substantially recognised by the
Mexican government. The propositions embrace,
in their preliminary overtloes-The withdrawal Of
the American fleet from Vera Cruz, and the Castle
of San Juan d'Ulloa, after which they admit (the
Mexican governmenD themselves to be ready to in
terchange diplomatic negotiations and agents, aud
to settle all outstanding debts and CLAIMS upon that
government from the United States, upon amicabe
terms.
Among the premnaries of'this ncipient negotia-
ton, may be almost mentioned, the proposals t
settling new boundary line, the particulars herea-
ter to be made known.
is further believed, that the government are now
in possession of the facts, under which the indem-
nity of July and April were liquldated. They have
been paid, and the government of Mexico has re-
ceived full receipt and acquittance from agent.
1t is now hoped no further delay will be made in
the payment of our citizens claims, under the act
of the last Congress-
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NATIONAL HOTEL,
liz. [x.laa "

Washington City d. G.
rEyHE PROPRIETOR Of this fine Hotel formerly known
Gadsbys but generally called Colemans Hotel de-
haks his friends and the travelling por
ton of the community generally for the avors which they
have bestowed him he opened his establishment
and them he will render his
house worthy Of phe patronage Of which he has already re
ceived so liberal share.
The house having been, during the SUMNER thoroughly
painted and eed first rate order for the reception
Of aveers residents and the proprietor respectfully so
continuance Of past favo the part Of visitors to
WASHINGTON residents Congress- be-
eonidIl thar they will always find comfortable lodgings,
polite walters. y g COLEMAN.
Washington City September, laa5. s5 3md&Wis jgb
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VESSELS TONNAGE ENGAGED IN THE CoNMERcE or
PoRTo Rico.

The arrivals in 1874 Al vessels and the clearan
l0s than in ls43 Of the entries there was an
of $500 ons and the departures 1855 tons The
arrivals cearances and amount Of tonnage engaged in
the trade Of the island of Porto Rico in 1874 greater
than for the previous year. but less than for any other
within the past five years
The annexed returns show the number of vessels of
each nation which arrived and cleared 1885, s42
and 1874 -
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AT NIBLO'S SALOON.
rINHE Me NBERS Of the New York Musica Association
respectfully beg leave 90 their friends and the
pubc their intention give series o. Instrumental Concerts
the winter consisting of Overtues Pot Pou
VALVES, Quads,, etc, etc. BY Strauss, Lanne Labitzky
Polkas Ausard Julien Guns and other celebrated composers
Such having created III.
the musical circles o. Europe the said
request OF friends OF have procured all
and best of modern times which
in rehearsal by full aud effective Orchestr Of
THIRTY-THkEE PERFORMERS
In order to from any loss which might
from large number Of performers and the heavy
penses necessary has been thought advisable issue
crpon lists the Mu.ic Stores order that those
desire attend the performance, may subscribe, and
the projectors certain number of tickets
PRICE OF TICKETS OF ADMISSION, THREE DOL
LARS, FOR Six CONCERTS,
raid tie delivery Of tickets for the first concerts extra
ubscrbers obtained by applying
for so cents each the door the Of the
ccrts rs cents each.
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PARTIES.
TTNHE SUBSCRIBER respectfully intimate, to the
f,hionabe public Of New York, that he has established
himself the ornamental confectionery business His
rience cf this branch gained in the greatest
ais Of Europe and the United States his superiority OF work
nanship enables him furnish and
dngs with Pyramids Temples Of any description Ice Cream
of all varieties Charlotte de Russo Jees and all other ar
ces belonging the profession Of superior style and
cheaper than any where else His place Of manufactory
of the thoroughes but those ladies' who
pleased their rely being served without
disappointment, their satisfaction.
suppers attended to, and experienced waters
provided. l.. LEYPOLDT,
MIA 3taw1mtrc No 12i Spring street
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HYDROPATHIC INSTITUTION.

This Institution has been recently established the de-
Ssa y E Geo Of y Nj and mbs paSf H.s the
Europe and has arranged his baths &c., the
latest and most improved plan.
The rapid aud pc manen effects Of the cure ente
il the and notice Of that portion o the
claims public confidence the perfect safety simplicity
and certainty of its treatments Its principles based
iac and there is nothing extraordinary IN the nature OF these
cult of belief Scientific knowledge favor OF them, and
there nothing opposed them out scientific gnolonce
uaeandid prejudics Neither ts principles new; the pn
iopaihist only the selection Of his agents of relief Let
raasacked the Phrmacopaa for remedy TO give
him health, to alleviate his sensations and
symptoms, when restored to toerabe state of health,
with the individual relieved from disease by the
While the and oppressed by the effects Of
the poisonous remedies which circulating in his
system, vitiatmg the pure current blood which
is restored from disease with circulation when the
blood bounded through thousand channels His whole
istence blessngreed from pains aud achescapabls Of
enjoying every comfort afforded by his Creator his disease
statement the opportunity before him OF testing the truth
the taliby of this system The eminent which
country demands from community thorough consideration
oft In Typhus Scarlet Intermittent and Remittent
Fevers the action Of the Water Cure shorten vastly the
duration of disease, and the with but little
loss Of time sacrifice of strength In Rheum asm (aeute
ad cirooic Gout, Dopsy Paralysis Scrofula Dyspepsia,
Eruptve disease Constipation Spinal disease ncudng
which relief obtained often surprising Dr. Dexter has
been practice and his whole time will be devo-
ted to the treatment of patients His accommodations
such as will afford to the sick Of enjoyment and
Of It's delightful the purity OF its
and the direct and communication with every section Of
Letters Of inqu (post pad) addressed DR.. DEXTER,
Monistown NJ j., will with nl2 2tissr
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Board OF Education.

IN Board of Education.
Nov. l2-This Board met last evening, the President
in the chair
The minutes of the last meeting read and ap
proved.
Several communications from ward officers were pre-
sented and referred
Reporfs.-ln favor Of soliciting the Common Council 10
appropriate of 5000 for payment of groundrent of
ward school No. IA, in Greenwich street.-Adcpted.
In favor Of like to obtain appropriation
$1,000 to defray expenses in relation to school No 49,
18th ward
In favor Of paying sloa for fitting school house in 18th
ward.
In favor Of paying of s459 81 for the erection of
gallery in ward school No g. llth ward.
Adverse to paying bills for stationery in the 4th ward
Case II Mr. Engs-Mr. WHEELER presented the
port of the special committee, who deputed to act
in the case of Mr.. Engs. Ordered on file and to be
printed
Dr. ReeseThe report of the Board of Supervisors in
relation to the removal of Dr. Reese from the office
County Superintendent, read and ordered on fle
The quarterly report Of the clerk read making
total OF school expenses for the last quarter The
amount deposited in the bank to the credit Of the differ
eDt wards $3, 1874 O8.
yThe Board then adjourned
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ADJUSTMENTS.

JOSEPHINE BRAMsoN-This. young lady's corcen,
- given Tuesday evening at NIhlos successful
In spacious saloon crowded with the beauty FASH
ION Of the city and large numbers wsIe eIeed to return home
Drsmson the female Leopold de Meyer, cali
I'd her n delighted the who showed their
adrton by wreas of flowers, and laundering rounds Of
applause nl3 lt*r
PHILHARMONIC SOCIETY.
An Season LIST Concert.
THE public specially informed that the first Concert
of The present l take place the Apollo Rooms
on SATURDAY, November 22d.
Subscribers those intending subscribe Who have
their requested 70 do at their eari-
convenience the Of Messrs Scharisnberg LUIS
MS Tis.Tc - JAMES L. ENSIGN Secretary
LEOPOLD DE MEYER
REGS to announce that his LAST GRAND CONCERT,
previous 10 his departure for Boson will take place on
Friday Evening November lh, the Tabernacle, oa which
occasion he will be assisted by
MISS NORTHALL,
MADAME LAZARE,
and MR.. PhILLiP MAYER. Jr.
MIR. CH ARIES PERABEAU has kindly consented to
side at the Piano Forte.
Doors open to begin at o'clock precisely
lckeis One Dollar eachro be had the Music stores and
on the evening Of the Concert at the Tabernacle.
ni2 Str
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TIE lowAs.- The Iowas arrived yesterday on the
kobert Fulton, from Europe. Since their departure
from this city they have lost three of their number by
death Tney are now their return to the settle
ment near the Little Nemahaw river--St. Louis GAG
Nor. 8. n
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ARCH STREET THEATRE.
NEW YORK SACRED MUSIC cOClEfY.

NEW 1Ohh cOOIE I.
GRAND ORATORIO OF SAMSON,
BY HANDEL
THIS splendid Oratorio will be performed by the Saered
Music Society, Friday Evening" 2lst instant, the Ta
bernrale, for the FIRST this CITY,
The public be assured that this will be of the
magnificent performances given by the Society The
pncp Solo parts will be sustained by the following dstn
guished Vocasts:
Principal Sopranos the Boston Handel and Hayden Society
MR. g. JONES,
The celebrated Tenor Singer. tie part Of Samson"
MIR. EDWARD SHEPHERD,
As Harapha his first appea Together with
other emnent talent.
MR. A. u. HAYTER the celebrated Organist of the Bos-
Handel and Hayden Society will preside at the Organ.
The whole under the dir ction Of Mr.. u HILL.
Further particulars will appear future advertisement
IT, The Performing Members Of the Society requested
attend special rehearsal their Hall $50 Broadway on
Wedne sday evening
performing Members obtain tickets Of Mr..
Geo, Whucck, No 6g Canal NIL 2trc
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TABERNACLE.
MR srEMDT LTrnN

MIR TEMPLETUN
AS the honor of announcing his friends and patrons
New York that his departure for the south,
he will Ia compliance with the solicitations
who unable gain admission former ons
Panos Opera House night the Tabernacle,
MONDAY EVENING, November cath, particulars Of
which will be duly announced.
MIR Tempeton takes the opportunity Of spprsn his
kd friends Brooklyn that he wl also have the pie asure
of giving them night during the week.
MIR T. will also the Of appearing before New
ark audience for the first time. OF which due notice will be
gwen. nl2 tire
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Sporting Intelli0ence.


THE Foor RACE TonoNro far as contest be-
tween those eminent indvidualsn in pedesranism viz:
Messrs Jackson Gilderseeve and sseprock the race,
as advertised was failure and disappointment the
Indian did not make his appearance at all and Glider
sleeve only went six miles, and that in style which
plainly showed he ran for effect than 10 win But
as display OF speed and endurance the performance OF
Jackson was wonderful to behold and well worth wit
Messing.
Thus accomplishing ten times round quite equal to
lOf mites ons heavy course in the almost
time OF 56m 36s and without distress running 1Ol miles
good within the hour The first five rounds were done
in 27m. ABS; and the last five in 2sni. 53s.
ought to have been previously mentioned that Sc
ward another English pedestrian showed his agility"
ey pounding like deer, half dozen hurdles,
no competor coming forward to contend against him.
Seward is as famous for his speed at distances
Jackson is for long race but he ated to find his
conqueror in Canada; for on Tuesday, match growing
out OF Mondays display, made between him and
stranger named Hastings, from Down East" to $50
yards, Seward giving five yards. The came off in
the College Avenue; and after severe contest, in
which wonderful speed shown on both sides, the
stranger in first by about two yards. Near the
middle Of the distance, Seward all but closed up with
Hastings who, however, shook him of by astonish-
ing effort Of speed and cleverly This is supposed
to have been of the fastest run in Americas
and there is some talk Of match being made on
terms; which, il it can be brought about will be
equally, not more, attractiveToronto Herald, Noes
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Why don't the PrOprletors OF the different
preparations for Hair forward Phalon does and saw
fmy article does TO be ecacious instances
as recommended. your money will be refupdedn If they
would do this would the trouble writing pu
Mh ;n hEh sounding words without meaning The Chemical
Gus scu keeps the hair in natural color prevents
fIom tuinggrsy Prepared only by Edward Phaon Artist
in Hair. PA Broadway , - -
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DIR. POWELL. OCULIST

DTC. y w HHIZ, W LID i
A Nd OPERATIVE SURGEON, attends TO Diseases of
"A the Eye and all mperfections Of Vision, from to
o'clock a. his residence 2 Broadway. corner Of Warren
Ophhama, Soppage of the Tear Passage Cataract and
Opacltias, effectually removed.
AMAUROSlS treated with great attention and
Inveterate of STRABIoMUs, Squirting, cured
few minutes
ARilsICIAL EYES inserted that can scarcely be dis.
tingu isled from the natural.
Offices and residence 26l Brcadway-entrance ~ Warren
tfmc
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NIBLO'S.
GRAND SCIENTIFIC ILLUSION.
HERR ALEXANDER,
THE GER Nh " NJ GIC{4 ",
MOST respectfully his sincere thanks for the ber
Vl al patronage has experienced opening New
York Having eved atteriug reception he is pduc ced
by the advice his friends remain ONE WEEK LUNGER
during which he will use his endeayoH repay
his patrons and deserve further continuance of their fvos
by CLEANSING his performances render each
entirely different exhibition.
This and every Evening this week.
Tickets Fifty Cents.
Doors open 7Pe erformance at 7l O'Clock.
MI
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Metallic TabIet.-ThisIs Is the only inventio,

that combines the properties of hone and strop powers
haze been well by the FIRST cutters in epe who
preferred chem to the common hone The Tablet
Hone part requires neither oil have effect This
clone would make il Of when added to the
finishing qualities OF the srop simplicity of and cean
ness making It on the whole article that genemans
let can be complete without
9. SAUNDERS & SON. TT Broadway,
opposite Howard's Hotel
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GENLEMEN'S CAST OFF CLOTHING
WANTED

~ ENTLEMEN desrous Of turning into cash their super
~ luons effects such Clothing Fire Arms Jewery, &C.
&c., will obtain from the subscriber twenty than
from any Of the dealers. H. LEVETT,
No. 2 Wall street, New York.
Gentlemen leaving thr address, sending line through the
Post Office otherwise will be punctuay attended their
residences.
Clothing cleaned and repaired. nI3 stxm
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A NEW COURSE OF LESSONS IN FRENCH,
ON THE ROBERTSONIAN SYSTEM.

Rf F. pU BuIss0N, A. M.--An Evening lass !, now
eerE formed No l47 Green Hours Of attendance
aud to o'clock BY this system the student
converse with rapdty and ease besides acquiring
,,ougn knowledge Of the language with all its idomatc
euul,aIttes, Than by any other method
ruIlher particulars terms &c will be made known on
ncaton Mr. Bookhsms select School, No I7 Green cor
o'clock r. NJ. "e'"eeh "e "c"'s VI =; III ~ ,,s ans
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(IALitORNlA-Afe few gentlemen, with $500 each fur
nsh Their own equipments join the party Of ,xpe
enced traveller for pleasure the Rocky Noun
s'ns, In the spring Address II. o., lower post Office
MS itsrc
CARD-The members Of the Pudson Fire Engine Lompa.
ny NO. take this method Of returning their thanks TO j.
hre in Cedar street. on the nigh, Of the lth.
m, BY order JAMES WILLIS Foreman
HUGH MILLiAMsoN, Secretary. nl3 ltfrc
MILITARY NoTICE-We, the undersigned, in behalf
W u the Columbia Rifle Corps, do re pectiuy
turn our sincere thanks Samuel Lyncn. Of the Thated
cgttage The gentlemany reception and sumpuous
shmen which he gave aud provided for Corps Likewise
70 Ners Martin and Darsbury for their hostable
ton TO Mr. syveser for his kind and ctr
Tens IN general Of Jersey City
Dated Brooklyn, Nov. 70, 1876
Capt Chas Morrison Lieut. William w Wade Serpesnts
T. MeGll, John Beat. MA ItiInc
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HIDES, HIDES, HIDES

HIDES, HIDES, HIDES.
VOHN HUM, 2B Elizabeth street. will pay premium oil
per hide above The highest market price, all
hides having the throat the cattle being stuck
saugherins Aso the highest market for Calf Sks
Sheep Skins aud Fat. n2.w
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and the HairSuPpress the fact
tend from Maine to Georgia. that the above specific
arg of Of the heir bald parts ptyr
and all exfoaons of the cuIicle scalp; change
grey sa beautiful dark color keep the har moist soft
curly &c You can only obtain it at Hs Principal Office No
l3 Nassau street. from his agents. for whom cert cates
see advertise me at in another part Of the paper
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Married..
On the llth inst, WM WRIGHT, of New York, to
EMILY, daughter of Thomas Carpenter, of Brooklyn
At Philadelphia, the sth inst. by the Rev. Mr.
Durbn, Mr. @. Lo BANco to Miss SUSAN INeHAM, late OF
New York
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CONCERTS, SUIREES, NC.
MIR AND MRS COLLINS. tthe popular vocalistsl are
vl prepared receive engagements for Concerts Soees
&c. during the forthcoming season.
Mrs C. acts Pianist and can be engaged Tor private
Cotlion Parties Further particulars application TO
MRS NEWTON, Teacher of the Piano Forte
nj lm+r and Singing, 40ih Grand street
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for the purpose after conapr on the eve Of the 18th
inst lake liberation the last favor conferred
u on hem The following were Offered and adopted with he
pnhlc have continuously beso ed humble efforts
please the highest encomums YET awarded, (vde
catue,) aIe?ulaon exclusively envebeeudsarrd by
the peri OF occupston Confrd willis, discharge
those duties se imposed on long days and yet still
Resolved That the last compliment, natural way
shall IN manner etway be construed indicative of seshness
although re shcad sccelt 1t the terms Iroered-but the
same nai be preserved memsnto OF the
Ing. hd IT whilst performing phi
iauhopc and simcsa sacred obligations yet dscerned
aad secured by lynxeyed mber. Ressled That the
young VT Ing receivr all possible aod attention. Re-
solved "A ex a meeting shall be convened for attestng
COMPONENT ars after which the will v ait
she Req rng Corps auj furnish them h the bon mot
oi the occasion, but this he published
BY order OF tie GRAND CHAWER.
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LEFT OFF WARDROBE AND FURNITURE
WANTED

GENTLEMEN and Families obtain the full value for
~ all kinds Of superfuous effects they wish dispose Of
snch as Ladies and Gentle mems Wearing Apparel Fire
Arms Euniture, &C. Gentlemen leaving returning the
will find their advantage send for the subscriber,
who pledges himself give fair price for all articles offered
n: B-A line through the Post Office will be promptly at
tended to. Il. LEVENSTYN,
OPT lm+mc 4G6 Broadway, up stairs.
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Correspondence Of the New York Herald.l
Mexican News, by the T,ste Dispatches
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ROCKLAND QUARRY.


AMES THOM respectfully informs the public that he has
opened the Quarry formerly belonging Mir Richard Coe
IN Carkstown. Hockland where and glass msnufac
turs can be Furnished with stone for building their furnaces
lie IN the above line being used from the quarry
OF seventy years Likewise furnished the rough
IN nsed state OF finer quality and equal color than
any other now and twenty cent cheaper than any
other stone used IN the city OF New York Architects and
builders can have an opportunity Of ntrodp stone
rents aud onamentug them with this cheaper
beg easy cut ana hardens by and proof against ire
or frost Any individual can have opportunity Of seeing the
same kind OF stone built in farm houses the vicinity OF the
quarry aud now IN sound after being exposed 10 the
weather ninety years Orders received quarry
at Mr. William Youngs stone OF Barrow aud Wash
Ington streets, New York. Oct. % 3~tre
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THE ORIGINAL AND Only GENUINE GA
XANIC STRENGTHENING PLASTER

VANIC STRENGTHENING PLASTER.
ERTlFlCATE NO. I3 The sunjoined certificate select
ed from NUMBER from genti.ma Of funexceptonabe
standing aud Tespectabty resident in city of Brook
yn Is strong and nuequvocal proof Of the invaluable cha
racer OF this remedial other evidences ndsputa
bic nature can be furnished the office OF the principal
No. G3 Chambers street,
The unde sgned having much from
pain IN the hip, occssoned by fall attended with
Affection does hesitate this public testimonial
the utility and intrinsic value of St. Jeans Mealne
STRENGTHENING ster and assert mis- unqualified appreciation
OF the invaluable properties incorporated
Having at suffered severely scarcely be able
my limb aud rendered almost cripple induced
try this remedy and surprised nd very short time
after application OF the plaster almost
OF and limb much relieved raised
walked with much greater than for
am thoroughly convinced Of its singular efficacy and ab
~ to effect speedy similar cases. therefore
commend it with confidence to my friends
Signed LOSEE VAN NOSTRAND.
New York. Nov. l. 1915.
Secured by Letters Patent and sale by the importer No
William street. the Principal Office No. 65 Chambers
and by respectable druggists generally 2weod+rc
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CHEMICAL BALSAM,
Or Hair InyluOratOr.

REMEDY for all diseases incidental the Hair and
"A restorative in all where Badness not beyond the
reach Of art.
MERITS OF THE CHEMIcL BALsAm HAIR lNvIGoRToR.-lt
prevents Baldness II Dand aud Cutaneous Scruf
II keeps the HAIR IN its natural col or and prevents II from
turning grey II now presented to the world with firm be
lief that beautiful and healthy restorative of the Hair il
VIII be ionnd on trial unequalled Prepared solely by Phs
;. Agents. Fish Co, Washngton p O.; Aver Phe;n
l6 Broad st. Columbus Georgia Tuttle Assembly Build
gs, corner Of Tenth aud Chesrut Philadepha ce
corner OF Canrt and Howand; streets Boston D. Brow
er, No lo5 Fulton ST. Brooklyn; NJ s. Fletcher Marcbo
Ulster Coj. N "; " D. Loc row, No s. Beaver street
Albany; John B. Watson Charleston HOTEL South Carolina
s. Tousey Syracuse, r.; Cotton Anderson, Newport r.
l.; and No. l73 Division street. opposite Ludlow, N Y
noQ LINN
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rnktM Tf2GArssr a..
MD'LLE. AUGUSTA.
Thursday Evening, November 18th,
Will be performed
THE LOST LETTER.
Mr. Beau. Mr. Bas. : Rosa Beau. Mira Dyot
After which Cd act of
NATHALIE
ke Ionte Mons saa,, rIeaernck a
Nathtilc. Nioilc <Aususta
To conclude with,
THE WEDDING DAY.
rnce OF Adiaison--Boass, 81; PIT 90 taiiery,
Is
Doors open at s oe,ocf AID ihs wirise precisely
EpygH;RY TnMATfiE
A. w. JACKSON. MANAGER AND PROPRIETOR.
Thursday Evening, November 18th,
The psdormaes TO commence with
THE ROBBERS OF Bob e.MIA.
tnauesoe moor '........'... ~ scott
Amelia Miss Philips
After which she ~
ssisdas The Aerial Spirits By the Rivers Family
To conclude with
PAUL PRY.
Paul Fry. Nj, IT., Hssddaway sdy
Mswer Boxes 80 cents; seeoad and Thmd T.rs, cu
Doors will opeu 1t half past the curtain 0li
BOWERY CIRCUS.
BOXES IS cen,s-PIT ia11-C -CHLDREN HALF PRICE.
Terrapins every Night-No o other Show Patronsed.
THIS THIS, EHENiHGy YEN Siynl, VII oe Pe,dioCrnnssd
By Master Walter Aymsr.
Besides twelve other OF Horse manshp by this troupe
the largest in America.
G Erra performances Saturday afternoon at oclock