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Democratic banner., 1845-06-21

AEoTnLR RGcHMoSD IN TIE rIELD.--
VIM. G. Pc.is, is announced as a can
dida,e 10 represent St. Charles and Lin
cola cuul,ies, u the state Convention.
Democratic banner., 1845-06-21

Purson Miller, has recently been
preaching at Tie Tabernacle at Troy, N.
Y, but could not gather an audience Of
any size. lie has postponed the conla-
grafton, says one of the newspapers TN
I'll some iInc IN December next.
Democratic banner., 1845-06-21

The Odd Fellows hai a. -,.!-.Gij eel
cbrasion at Cumberland. Maryland, 0n
Saturday week.
Democratic banner., 1845-06-21

The English are erecting a loItihc~
lion opposite Dul.lu OF tLe size d old
Fort Love,
Democratic banner., 1845-06-21

There WIS ice found in .IljAny OIL
Tuesday morning, and also on Staten
Island on Saturday morning.
Democratic banner., 1845-06-21

4 gentleman named Frederick
Meyers, on Saturday last, At Ga'Lr
more, jumped overheard and saved
a boy from drowning.
Democratic banner., 1845-06-21

The Lynx brou Il. 10 81. Louis, Va
he 18Th of May. lr,m 81. Peters,
1000 packs Of tuts irom lhc American
Iur Company, and SOD tons o: zee.
Democratic banner., 1845-06-21

The charter of the Miners Bank a.
Dubuque which has been rcpealc,
by the Iowa Legislature, containo,
a clause rcsorviDg 10 the Legislature
the right TO tcpaeiit.
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MONEY MARKET.

rIlOOy, OCts lU-e f.
There was q slight improvement in quotations for
stocks day. Harlem, Norwich and Worcester, ston
ngton Erie Railroad Kentucky SIS, and Ohio e's closed
hrm at yesterdays prices. Long Island advanced per
oent Canton, Il Reading Railroad 4; Morris Canal i;
Farmers Loan, /; Penn b's declined l.
The Farmers Bank Of Maryland has declared a half
yearly dividend ofthreo per cent.
The Receiver Of the Commercial Bank of Oswego
gives notice that the creditors OF the bank will be paid
the balance Of their claims application to H. La
throp Esq, at Luther Wrghts Bank, Oswego
Al meeting Of the Providence and Worcester Rail-
road Company, the following named gentlemen
elected directors for the yearAlexander Dun
ean, Moses B. Ives. Harvey Chase, James Y. Smith,
Christopher s. Rhodes, Orray Taft Joseph Carpe nter
Allen o. Peck, George w. Halet, William Foster Earl
Mason, Charles l.. Fisher, Moses B. Lockwood Jacob
Little, John Barstow Nathaniel F. Potter Duty Greene
Charles Dyer, Gideon L. Spencer, Aaren Rathbone At
meeting Of the directors held Immediately after the
adjournment of the meeting. the Board organized
by the election of Alexander Duncan President and A.
o. Peck Clerk, pro tenn.
The receipts OF the Western Railroad Company have,
within the past two or three weeks, been somewhat
larger than for the corresponding weeks last year Tho
bulk Of this increase is from freight the increase in pas
senger receipts being very limited Produce from the
west coming in rapidly in consequence Of the high
prices at the seaport markets. compared with previous
seasons and the anticipated demand exports to sup
ply the markets Of Great Britain. This has given an I'M
petus to the shipments of produce from the west al the
large tolls canals plainly indicate The Western
Railroad Company are realizing some Of the benefits
s,hs activity in agricultural prsducts in the shape Of
large receipts from thsz frsightng business. The high
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tariff Of prices for passags particularly In the through
trains, has very unfavorabls influence upon the
receipts from that and must continue to do
long the present policy 10 adhered to- The income
Of this company from passengers would without doubt
have been many per cent larger had the price Of
passage been one third less or four instead of six
dollars head from Boston to Albany. Low fares par.
tculary through the summer months when there is so
much travelling for pleasure would increase the re.
cepts Of the Western Company they have of all the
other companies that have made the experiment II is
stated that the low fare party this company have hopes
of obtaining the management of the road or majority
in the direction when may expect an immediate re.
ducon In the tariff Of charges for freight az well pas
sengers The high fare party has been in power about
two years. and the stock Of the company ranges in the
market from seven to ten per cent below par while the
income from the road thus far this year has been but
rife above that to the period last would be
well to give the low fare party the power for time and
et the experiment be ried let the reduction they pro-
pose be made and the advantages will
show themselves.
The Housatonic Railroad running from Bridgeport,
Conn, to Great Darlington, Mass, where it connects
with the western road running from Boston to Albany,
probably Of the cheapest roads in the States The
stock Of the company amounting with the surplus
and forfeited stock, to than 900 shares have
been disposed of in this city, along the line Of the road
and In Boston Ihe nrst lnsalment OIL $40 per share,
payable this day. the 10th of October Arrangements
will be made to pay of the certificate debt at early
day. and the other liabilities of the company will be
met without unnecessary delay. The road will be
laid possible with heavy rail- and whatever
is necessary to put the line in complete running order
will be done as soon as possible The receipts for the
past three years have been follows -
HoUsArosIc RAIL RoAp.
Gross Receipts in ls42 from all sources. Ss2l37 %
Gross Receipts in lS43 .l24,5O6 80
Gross Receipts In 1874, " :. Isl ,539 76
The same rate of increase will give the company in
s45, receipts amounting to $lsl 2ae 6s, and in ls46
$2lo94o 80 The road is seventy -four miles long and
will not cost $4,000 per mile. The stock of this
company is selling at very low rates in the market,
which can hardly be accounted for when we consider
the favorable prospects for early dividend The
paciry Of the road has yet been hardly tested. Its
condition has been such tnat travellers deferred
from passing it and its passage receipts had fallen
below those for freight. The business of this road is
principally Of local character and Is therefore beyond
being influenced by other routes.
The monthly reports of the Banks of New Orleans in
1914 and lS45, have heen annexed
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Board or Supervisors.
met last evening, his Honor the Mayor fn


This Board met last evening, his Honor the Mayor IN
THE chair
The minutes Of the last meeting were read and sp
proved
Resolutions being in order, resolution was offered d.
rectng that be referred 10 special Committee OF three
report the amounts to be paid the Assessors OF the
rous Wards for services during the last yearAdopted
Report fdopted-Ihe late FreAdverse to petitions Of
sundry Insurance Companies to have their names struck
from the assessment roll in consequence Of their having
lost their capital by the late fire.
Dr. REEs.-The of Dr. Rees was hereupon re-
sumed whom the Mayor left the chair, and Alderman
Charlick was called thereto.
M j. Skidmore called to the stand on the part
Of Dr. Rees He testified that he heard Connolly one
Of the school teachers In the Sixth Ward had received
olackeye in scufile with man named Kelly, IN cell
lar which the school kept and that he heard
they fought with boxing gloves
Mr.. CossELLY produced, and testified in relation
to the boxing match with Kelly.
The object of the examination upon this point was to
justify Dr. Rees in his remarks in relation to the conduct
of some Of the teachers at the public ward schools
Pistols and Coffee for TDo.-Mr. WRIGHT recalled
In continuation from the last evening" and testified that
Connolly and Kelly had frequent at the house of
MIR. John Dnfie also, that Connolly and named
Rafferty, had row at Kellys house. and Kelly
aged IL; Kelly Of the Trustees; Rafferty, was
going to strike Conpelly and Kelly desired them
tie the dispute like gentlemen, when he loaded pistols
for them, and they had sham duel Qaughter) Wit
ness stated further that Connolly appeared scared and
lodged behind the stove pipe Roars Of aughsr) The
testimony both sides here rested and the Court ad
journsd to Tuesday next, whom the counsel will up
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PROVE ALL THINGS!
And Hold Fast to that uhichis
CHEAP AND GOOD.
NEW MEDICAL OURNAL.

CHEAH AND GOOD
NEW MEDICAL JOURNAL.
THE NEW YORK
MEDICAL INTELLIGE ENCER;
ECLECTIC St; GAZETTE.
rs THE hDtdh best Of hs day.
ra 4s ss
Der Of this valuab'e periodical is now ready.
CONTENTS.
Paptaons from functional disorder of the heart DR. Cogan
Treatment q Ansu.ism of Aorta. pr chevsr.
Use Of ssuas with Cases, DIR Kennedy
s disease ofthe hpont JcSasoa
Pose or or sssd ss Hssa B. ccsss
Nsse ss syptjc an and i A1sstsassat. Str pI % Jeffrey.
S base Of he csrsbelum Mr. TsyIss
sS Med s5
Remarkable of accidental ampuation, Caspers Woe
The suppression quael Advertisements chT.sa Witness
Anatomical Pee Pesulisri,ies in Childen - Mpssr Bsfy
Microscopeai Anatomy ofTubercls, MRoehoua
Treatment Of Bedsores in Fever, pr Coles
sss Boilers:
sSuG e ssd IN ss &
Leaves O the coea Arabica s substitute for Tea
Gnce IZf cents number Issued fortnight, Sub
scrition SO per annum, making il the
CHEAPEST MEDICAL JOURNAL
NOW PUBLISHED.
oil lt-rc VIM. TAYLOR, No 2Astor House.
GREAT MEETING AT FLUSHING, L. l.
Public Meeting of the Inhabitants of the Flush
ing on the 3oth September the following Resolutions
adopted unanimously
Resolved, That the Queens County Horticultural Society
by declaring the Meeting of few Conspratos under
name the 18th instant be illegal and their acts null and
void and postponng indefinitely the of
against m X Prince merits unqualified appreciation.
Resolved, That the conduct of Parsons Co. and Winter
Coz who participated in that outrage and who took advantage
Of the ABSENCE Of VIM a. Prince then Delegate to the State
Agricultural Fair Utica and the Massachusetts Hocu
tura Soc highly censurabe with their
acts publishing and circulars those
Illegal proceedings base attempt destroy the
reputation and business of a successful rival.
Resolved, That view VIM. r. Prince the distn-
guished gen enterprising Nur-
se5 mani ana his and himself identified with the
infancy present honor of this town.
unrivslled est ,blishment.
Resolved Thata copy proceedings signed by the
Chairman and Secretary aud VIM. r. Prince for
publication. JAMES QUARTERNAN Chairman.
X X TExoDo, Secretary. oct III lt.nc
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Died.

Died.
On Friday 10th inst LOUISA JOSEPHINE infant daugh-
ter of Henry L. and Susan Hoguet
The friends of the family win please attend the fune
raj ON Sunday afternoon at o'clock, from "a Green
wich street.
On Wednesday night, 9Th inst. MARY ELIZABETH Nor
Rs daughter Of Allison Ideson aged three years and
nine months.
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ADJUSTMENTS.

GOTHIC HALL,
ADAMS STREET, BROOKLYN,
FOR TWO NIGHTS ONLY,
WEDNESDAY THURSDAY, Oct 18th and 10th.
Adm,ssion IS Cents
THE ETHIOPIAN SERENADERS,
Ms' oERMsnENE. sEE.saM sTAMwS%SqaR1ri saS w%a1riE rEEARRiNoToN
Respectfully annoupce the Lads, and Gentlemen of Brook
y NsrasYkEE si iasY E'0ERss;ir ERSftA IN
On The above Evenings, consisting Of SONGS, GLEEs,
x Ts
psiRtSf' SEATS FOR LADIES
An efficient Police in attendance strict order
DIR. HOLLlCK'S LECTURES.
FOR G T. NTL MEN ONL Y.
ods" Of k 56tsi3sSS and Physiology Of
!" Plants and AaH1E \; ftSjsi fRs s%.; Of
by ms S Models Of the Male ale am and ss%se
sii s SsEi
s: St sss as
For Ladies enly, at2 r. M, same days. oil itrc
owES w ssssss Hail. Gahsm s
& soSYf S 2E hSSEs E2k SakE rEATE ny ER
S,s
eSsS s @sS Hs 'a
santia Of life His Wines Liquors. and Segars
he faters unequaed and he respectfully socts
call from his friends and the public. oil 2t'rc
NOTICE
TTNION BENEVOLENT ITALIAN SOCIETY.-Al
~ the members Of this Society," and all the Italians desrous
become members oft hereby notified that
OF the Constitution, general meeting will be held for the
election of its for the Sunday next the
ss s1..s inst No. Barclay ERRsRo sE RIssI s.v
DANCING AND WALTZING ACADEMY,
A T BROOKLYN (late Military GARDENING, D. j..
"A LUCAS is happy his friends-he Ladies
and Gentlemen of BTooklyn-hat he has made
with the proprietor Mr. j. W. Van Pet for his The
School will commence Thursday 10th instant and will be
held Thursdays and Saturdays from TO NJ for Ladies'
Misses and Masters under R of and from 70 10 for
building compleed which will be about the lst Of Noyem
be alter which the days OF school will be changed 20 Tues
days and Fridays For further particulars apply at Mr. LIS
residence No Prince street. the the above days
N. .BMr. LIS schools at Lexington Hall, Wilamsburgh,
held every Wednesday for Ladies' from O'clock
p NJ; and from to o'clock p NJ for Gentlemen oil ltsrc
A Lien DODWORTH will commence Private Dancing
School At his residence No s Broome street Mon
day Oct GOTH continue during the Monday
Wednesday Thursday, and Saturday, at p M for Ladies,
and at fer Gentlemen For terms, SC apply as above
oil msrrc
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DOGSi DOGSii

DOGS! DOGS!!
S2 GENTLEMEN who desirous Of owning good
NW warranted Dog TO answer any purpose required Of
them, requested 10 apply at the bar, IS Fulton
OF Cliff from 70 to 2P M the Advertiser pre-
pared supply them with Newfoundland Fancy Spanies
Terriers Bull Terriers Ratters Watch Dogs sc. The most
satisfactory references given If required oil i3&i5'r
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Navigation OF the Ohio River.


LEthiopian Serenaders. Pa1mo's Opera
d:tngushed vocalist. this the
highly popular This their represen-
sE *. SsS Sa1. 4sS to .s9 R sl @ ss
@ sy II sy
and every one to give thsm this evening parting benedcon
Dow Jr's sermons-sunday Mercury-A
neat pocket = volume e these Sermons has been
q Jingle
m we'll s. w ess Ps s en-
AID It's usual variety Of reading matter news SC. Price
one e q, pb bs Of ,.n tn S sa o %
sure ms 'rtiou.
The Fall Style OF Gentlemen's Hats are
Dow ssSv for % The season. 49, which for sh1e's and
KY part Hat Ss'siainE he color til
s tss e; R style
~ ~ "''' a'.: ,s ;.''
The Plumbe National Daguerrean Gallery,
Kind he world .'iS'f@ has Te
% & s@a % ~ash san %
dated N group: Of fifty or more if desired and in
Large Sale OF Music.-This Evening, Bangs,
q o% Rs
&C.,
ana revcr.-Ih1S vexatlOuS com.
plant like all Others caused by impury of the blood
Wnghts Indian Vegetable Pills a certain for Fever
and Agae becaa, they from the body those hu
mrs which the only all kinds of Fsyers but
o Every maady incident From four OF said In
dian Vegetable Pills. taken hours preceding every chill
will in shor time subdue the obstinate attack of Chs
and feversat the line the digestive will be
stored healthy tone and the body completely nvgoa
ted h Fever and Agus or indeed any other maady will be
should also be that by the name ofw
M Spear who sells medicine purportng to be Indian Pills. at
the corner OF Race and Front Pha of
neither that he has for
sale Tue only security against imposition purchase from
people Of unblemhed character the Office and
depot, 288 Greenwich st, N. Y. VIM. WRIGHT.
Fine Green and Black Teas.-Very suPe-
rior Oolong fine do Young Hyson superb
ces S. and 6s at the wholes and retail stores ofthe Cam
ton lea Comp 1888 Greenwich street. the of
Courtlandt and 2 Chatham between Pearl and Rooe
ye This i the Oldest and largest Tea establishment in
America Their pu'ation for Upright dealing and for the
very high quality Of their goods stands, and doubtless will for
ever stand unrvalled. We earnestly commend families,
bic establishment
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Married.

Married.
On Friday, 10th inst. by MIR. Z. Hart Doctor A. C. H.
ZoRNow, to Miss JosEPHrNr WEAsrHoFF, both of Bos
tom
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rIovements or TraveIIer..

There a very moderate increase of arrivals yes.
terday although the hotels exhibit little no diminu
ton in the numbers Of those have recently
A,MksIcAM-George Tchsr Virginia; Clarke, T.
Boos Boston T L. Hitchcock. North Wayne J. J. Fran
ois Montgomery; JOS Grusb, Philadelphia; H. NJ Bost-
'AsTon.-G. Nyele, Savannah; J. Vaudeville, Water
ford; p! Colt. o chas g. Page Washington; BENZ.
Tucher, Ind; Martin Holiness do; II. Cofn, Washing
ton Gil Gilmore. Richmond; Geo. Davis. Boston;
Quebec; Baron Maltazan, Germany; w. Morris, Louis.
vile.
H. Miller. Me-; W n Phillips Nsva r Wm. jordan Ma. Ia
DsgTen PrpSstOn; Nj. Mason, Pittsburgh; H; Hanes,
rhila GenI North Duanesburgh O. Lathrop, Geo.; COL
FnAsnls.-Alex. Johnson, Buffalo; Mr.. Cowles, Cald-
M King Albany; saml Catln Ala; E. s Prescott. Chi
cago; Isaac Hale, Rochester; A. g. Parker Mobile;
Hon NJ Fillmore, Bufalo c. f. Deaborne, Boston; Mr..
EGLoBE-s NJ. Manville. Louisvile T. Baily. Pha; r.
Mccole, do; Mr.. Tiffany do.
Bowrier, Phila A. w. Lyarn, do; w. Perry, Mass; j.
Curtis, B. Ailworth, va F. Backer: G Fisher do; W
ton, Ky; Colone D. D Howard, Vermont; David ses.
mour, Troy; Dr. Lockwood. Albany; Major L. L. Mills,
c. North Carolina; Dan HaddocH Phila coI Grams. M
ton, Newport; Hopper Mott, Mexico; Revd Professor
Park, Andovor Mass.
Our RELATIONS WITH MExIco.-PENsAcoLA GA }
Oct. l, 1S45-The U. s. steamship Princeton sailed
Yesterday morning with important Gas it is conjec-
Vera Cruz, whittier she is directed to proceed with
all possible celebrity. The dispatches came by mail
IN ten days from Washington, accompanied by an
order to proceed with them without an " hours
delay" They were received at sunset and at sun.
rise the steamship was under way
There is rumor af1oat that these dispatches con-
tain conciliatory overture to Mexico with regard
to Texas. The manner in which it will be re-
q mi dad vxyho uIoId ho-
tore our next Congress- to show that body the spi-
rt by which these people are actuated towards us,
as also to demonstrate our Government to be as
forward with offers of peace as it has shown itself
prompt with preparations for war.
The U. 8. brig Lawrence will sail to-day (the
wind permitting) and join the squadron. She would
have 8 lied yesterday, but was detained by foul
weather.
The frigate Potomac still lies at her anchorage
her box or false bow is not yet fitted in a satisac-
tory manner -Motle Herald, Oct g.
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WANTED.
AMILIES always be supplied with faithful competent
and well recommended help Of all capacities both for city
and country the well established Agency Office for domes
tics @ Grand street near the Bowery where every means
BGood and faithful donestics have excellent places
this office. 50 Intro
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4 AIDES AND GENTLEMEN Waiting the FAIR Of the
~ American Institute theld Nibo) respectfully invi
ted examine carefully the quality Of the Toilet Soaps shs
wing Creams, Extracts Cooenes, &c &c, exhibited by
the sae stand No. Q, in the Garden. os 3weodis-rc
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THERE CAN BE NO TEACHING WITHOUT
A MASTER
French Language the easiest learned and
fashionable Of the day taught by Professor
the oral and approved adapting
his lessons TO the capacity of his pupils in
WI. ensure knowledge Of the Language in ,hor
Of time lie has been honored pupils from the families
refer
Hon. Henry Clay, Hon. Caleb Cushing
Hon. Thos. H. Benton, Hon. Levi Woodbury.,
and Others
3l0 Broadway p KOWALEWSKI
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LEFT OFF WARDROBE AND FURNITURE
WANTED

GENTLEMEN and Families obtain the full value for
~ all kinds fsuperfous effects they wish dispose such
Ladies and Genemens Wearing Apparel Fire Arms Fur
ntgre &C. Gentlemen leaving returning the city will
hnd It to their send for the Subscriber who pedg
es himself to give fair price for all articles offered.
tended to. T. LEVENSTYN,
sill 1msrc 466 Broadway, up stairs.
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Large Sale or N Music.-Thls Evening, Bangs,
Eehsrd Plat No ,o Broadway will sell large collection
Of Music being the stock Of Music seller from the
businessconsistng OF upwards Of SO 900 pieces mostly FASH
ionabs Music fer the Piano, Guitar, Flute Violin, sc.
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MUSIC.

MUSIC.
LADY wishes devote her time the instruction OF
young ladies the Piano. She teaches the Logenan
system which has been introduced this
y 1t has been greatly approved ef Europe being the
shortest and easiest method Of bringing the pupil
addressed to K the Office of this paper shall be attended
S16 Inn
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A FEW ACTIVE YOUNG MEN to go South or West, to
"A Agents for the sale Of and popular
$500 and above their will insured them
writing with opportunity Of clearing $1,000 per Some
year ele Of II expense Each win have his district II will
good fitting Apply FRENCHS Publishing Hall. 293
Broadway, up stairs All letters be post paid
"a
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JAMES a. SETAIN e. co.
D,dpers and Ialors, 352 Broad,cay, Carlton House,
WOULD respectfully inform their and the pub
W lie, that they have hand and constantly
ceiyng stock Of fall and winter goods which will be
made in the latest fashion and the prices for cash
lmrrc
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Inc FiumDe Nau1Onal Ddguerr1an Gallery,
the of Broadway and Murray street although
the largest establishment of the kind in the world has
Ting Of the kind eysr conceived Peson. be sccommo
style not to be surpassed equalled any country
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PALMO'S OPERA HOUSE.
Saturday Evening, October I1th,
POSITIVELY THE
LAST WEEK OF THE SERENADERS.
Messrs. GERMON, STANWOOD, HARRINGTON,
PELHAM and WHITE,
OPEN EVERY NIGHT.
admission Is Cents only.
For particulars programme.
~ Doors open at 7H-Concert to commence at ..
Boxes and secured daily the Office, from 10 A. NJ till
z. M.
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THE Committee of Of the New York Phhar
monte Society inform the public that sub
scrpon list for Concerts Of the ensuing season now
the Of Messs Scharfemberg Lus 36 Broad
way.
As many complaints been made Of the want Of room
the committee have induced the Concerts
Palmo's Opera House, Chambers street.
Terms subscription $40 payable delivery
the tickets the first Concert sntng the subscriber
three Of th four Concert with the pvi.
ege tickets for each Concert at 50
per ticket. By order. JAMES l.. ENSIGN, Sec'y.
o7 Stood
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oALMO's OPERA HOUSE.

FALMOS OFEHA F1OUSEs
MR.. TEMPLETON,
LROM the Theatres Drury Lane and Covent Garden, w
Il have the honor of making his
FIRST APPEARANCEI IN AMERICA,
On WEDNESDAY EVENING. October 18th, in one of his
popular
MUSICAL ENTERTAINMENTS.
Tickets 50 cents-Perfomance commence O'Clock.
For particulars see Programmes at the Music Stores.
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