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is45-sUMMER ARRANGEMENT-is4..
-. r...sz..s....s.- y Nv .,U1h AND BAkLtM
~ 1872. II al ROAD lO-Nams1r .fvHs

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~ 80 I''-s..f RAILROAD CO-Sams~ hDp "st
ns<nfs.-fJn and alter Monday, Al ~ ~ ~
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forkvile Harlem ald Morrslsna n so, s,oA ~
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Leave City HAL Forihsm and williams bfi'ss' w.
p. 10 A. NJ. ? So, ). q p. N ,w
Leave City Hail for Wine Plans. T. 10 A. N Or.
Leave MOrr-lans srld Hafeu, Guy Hal Id o. ~
u A. NJ; p 3.t. 5, SD e, on. 7.s5P Pm u
Leave Williams Bridge for CITY Hal T. 7|o, ~" ~ ~
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Tie ire gtf train Will leaye White Plains 81 AN S' wv
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-errs or shallow wells together win tI- Engines. Hoe
tNs, copper rivet.r Hose. Coupling >cr-ws A.
isciarssi Tor Wholesale or retail By d. L. FARNAA,
rvl4 SIN - Funr-st
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r. = MORNING BOAT FOR AI.pANl

-. Ns - -and Intermediate Lannings-Breakfas' and
Dime board tbc Boai.-Ihs splendid
.ieamhou SOUTH AMERICA. Captain NJ H. Tfucsel.
, leave the foot of Barclay street ,norh side Of III. feryl
saturday morning, july jfb, seven ocloch fOrrs-
axe apply board The boat Usual i.audn4--Cadwells
Nesipon,, NeNhurgh. Hampton, Milton Pouehksepse
Hyde PuA. khlnebeck, Rcdhpok, Maiden Casal. HaJsoa
roN-ackie undertook and N4w Baltimore. i~H
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THE LIFE JACkET-Among AL The valuable cor
uivapces for sustaining persons IN the wsier the Air
Jacket with numerous chambers, aroring perfect security
and sold exceedingly low prce OF -, stands nrst N
The estimation OF who have triei them fof
sale wholesale and retail by the Inventor and manufacturer
HORACE II. DAY, p Maiden lane
Also ~ the different styes and kinds Of Life Preserving
Apparatus for sAss and made 70 order. yS
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.W-~ .tOh NEWBiitGi-

rli SfOt NbW III ntsit-- lhnif. a.
- CALDMELL> WEST POINT, COLD
SPRING and CORNWALL
- The Steamboat JAMES MADISON, Capt CHARLEs Hal
TEAD, viii leave s NarreD-stre, Pier every Monday
jcscL. and Tuesday and Friday al O'Clock, g. Ksfsfn
1, vii leave Newbursh every Tuesday Morning al half
Jlsi O'clock and every "Wednesday end Saturday al
o'clock, Z. ".
All Baggage, Packages Parcels Bank Bill or Specie
ui board his boat without being entered the bcox os
'ecfpiei Tor must be- At he REX OF the thereof H
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MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT OF NETWORK. ...JU
CLEARED,

Ships Independence, Allen, Liverpool, Grinnel. Min
urn 4 Co: Arkansas Rice Ncw-Orleans. VIM Nelson.
Brigs Roanoke. Baxter, Newbern; Clinton, Lyon sa-
gannah Sfurees a. Chairman.
Schrs X II, Arbun, Montreal, Thomas Burnett + :
Powell, Burch Wilmington Lynchburg, Gould, Rich
nond
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COMMERCIAL AND MONEY MATTERS.

ROBERT ii. MORRIS, p. VI
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Condition Of M Office tie ist Of february and a; tais date
Date No Of Policies lsd Gr Rec PTS Los 4 E1p init lad
January 3.t 1880 si1.65I sT4H sT<7S
June 81 1913 1897 SSH ls,s.
Increase - Gov ,oao, s,s2ia
since 1T Fe5y - -
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TO MONOPOLY-is45
IT, NEW YORK AND Albany kAPRkSS

IT, NETWORK AND ALBANY EAPRtSS
W ID LINf.-T Through without iandng-lts
low pressure AMI swim running setin-
boat EXPRESS, viii commence her regular trips for
Ire season and will continue until thu close Of navga
ion, leaving the pier nj the foot of RoriNSoNsr regularly
tuesdays. Thursdays and Saturdays, and Ahat Mondays.
Wednesdays and Fridays al L. II. and viii arrive IN
pie Ia take tins morning trains Of cars East of West
This boat is tilted up with splendid state rooms ON d'sk,
and her furniture ali and of III. best Kind For pas
snEe apply on board H. above.
" - r-L. nL..un -Ll.fl riaa nj
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BUILDERS HARDWARE

SEAMAN LOWERRE. ~ sping-steei, near Green
- wichsL offers for sale general assortment Of HARD
WAKE. consisting IN part of American and English Locks
Buu Hinges Frame Pulies Raj Screws and Braces, Woo,
and Bed Screws. Cut Wrought and Hinge Nails. Riveis
ar2i fnv-
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IT. -lbiMEk AKKANt:ENENT.-
-. NEWARK AND NETWORK, Daily
Fare only ~ cents-1hange Of Hosr.-OD
li after Saturday May l7a 1885, the steamer PAssAiC,
apt JOHN GARY, Viii run a. follows until further not
Leave Nesa arb foot 81 Centre IT, n A. NJ and u r. NJ
Leave York, foot vi Barclay st. 10 A. NJ and r. NJ
On Sundays. leaye Newark A. NJ and 4. NJ. Leave
Tcs-f0rk 70 4. ~. and up. 81
The Passac las Teen zen yie1ed - feet ard Il
undEei and twenty feet long. She las boiler and
cw coinmCfOus and elegantly furnished deck saloon, %
ions of freight ard passengers have very mseh m
ifoged ght carried Al fesueed fats.. myl1
ls45-SUldMER ARRANG EMENT-is43
IT SEW-lOEk AND ERIE RAIL I'D
s.-yy.--1.hOAD LiSEfor MiddetODn Goshen -
and Intermediate places Two Daily
Lines each way, a. follows.
sat 81 NICHOLAS, Capt ALfxAsDER h. SCHULTZ, VII
The foot Of Dus1esfIesf, daily Sunday eseeyed
iail past o'clock 4 ". and O'Clock r. 81 Through
we hours. Returning, the viii leave Ndde0wn ~
A. n. and half past r NJ.
FOR ffeigif-A barge viii leave every afternoon
ic.ocS Sundays excepted, Dfieghi Will not BE- rre,e
fer that hour shippers hereby notified that M nsns
Ife nee and depot station where goods are - s
n must be- distinctly marked upon each srce, othef~l~
hey VII not bee received.
Forfuraer particulars inquire Of J. Van R-nsssef sseni
.orner Of Duane and W.si streets.
H. I. SEYMOUR, Superintendent
Nsw-YoTs. April l-t. lSfj .
u Stages run from M.ddletOwn daily 10 connection shn
- afternoon lneu Boonn gburgh. Wsrsbor0, AoracsIo
doun, Pleasant, Blngtamon, OSego. Port Jerss h"'~'
'ae. Carbonate a..
On Mondays. Wednesdays and Fridays 70 Dunf3r, non'
y-c. FreDdssli'e LeuOX, Brooklyn. &c. ~
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~, Nuw-N onk, ALANN \ rROY
d. >NEw-NoRK ALBANY \ rRo,

Ass-st.s---5N Ll\t.-tOS AINA>s 40 lfrN hfSECr.-
Tie steamboat EMPIRE, Capt K B..
Macy. viii leave thc 100. OF ,ouruad.irei. TUESDAY
sypnns az O'Clock
The Empire owing her light dran Of vsier win BE- en-.
,h,d al all Tunes pass the hsrs. and reach Albany and
or West
~ for Freight or Passage, apply on board. To c.
Il ARK tn. Dnirs tho Wharf sB
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IL FOR ALBANY, TROY. and Intermediate
--~T~ Landings from the Steamboat Pier al the
out of Barclay Leaves NeN-No,k att O'Clock, 4
a. Monday. Wednesday AMI Friday and Troy ai o'cleck
A. n. Albany at O'Clock \. NJ. Tuesday. Thursday ard
saturday breakfast ana Dinner on board ihs boat
The now low pressure steamhooi NIAGARA Capt A.
1egroot on Monday, "Wednesday and Friday Morning. AT
fc.o.k.
For passage freight, apply on board ort r y HALL
% the office On the wharf
NorCE-A goods, freight baggage. hank bills, specie,
~ any other KIND of property. taken, shipped, pm
osn this boat. be- the risk OF the OF -uch
..ttf- .fraIr 10 AHm
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L.-s-S.. -.1S-tor Albany ard Troy, and ntrr'nssis
places. THE low pressure Steamboat TROY.
apt A. Oosham. viii leave <cw-lork rom Pier Al The
not of Barclay--ifcei IT O'Clock A. NJ every Tuesday
Thursday and Saturday Returning, viii lesv" Troy N n
cio,k l. N. and Albany II 2 O'Clock 4 NJ every Monday
Wednesday NJ i Friday.
~ For passage height apply on board the bosis.
= h. Hall the office the wharf, foot of Barclay
The low pressure steamboat ALBANY leaves New Yofs
O'Clock, 4 NJ Monday. "Wednesday and Friday
Returning will leave Troy az u o'clock 4. " and Albany
O'Clock A. NJ every rIe-dsy. Thursday and SATURDAY.
For passage freight, apply ON board the boats. To
Ha .Ilh. office lie wharf. foot of KaIrlnY y. 80
The New York herald., 1845-08-09

The funeral OF FREDERIC WILLIAM WALLIS deceased
will take place on Sunday morning, at o'clock from hi,
late residence Ia Dutch street The body will be depo
sted in the receiving vault in Carmne street. to be Ia
ken from there for nterment in the Greenwood
ry The friends of the family officers of the 9th brigade
n Y S. A., to which he attached Lieut.. Colonel
and officers Of other corps members of the Grand Lodge
of the State of New York. and Pyhagoras Lodge No Sc
Union Franchise No H. and other Masonic bodies
brethren OF the Knickerbocker Lodge No % o. o. f.
and Of the order in genere are respectfully invited
attend without further invitation.
OF consumption, at 26 Tiary street. of Wash
age
AT Bellfeld, Greenfield CO., Va on the 18th ult, o
bilious congestive fever DR.. RICHARD MARLEY, o
Abm. r. Maney, Of New Brunswick N. j. aged % year.
and 10 months. To many associate is ost-a frient
gone-a tie broken.
The New York herald., 1845-08-09

rendered verdict ofno guilty and they were accord
ngly discharged
srEciAL SESSIONS, August sth- Nothing OF importance
was brought before the attention Of this this
ing.
MARINE CouRT-August S.-Before Judge Waterman
and aJury.-4ssduh and battery the High Seas-Ben-
jamin s. Ross VS.. Reuben 3. PearceThis was an action
brought by Ross, of the hands board the brig
Ocela OF Bangor her voyage to the West Indies for
him by the defendant pearce who was chief mate of the
same vessel. Mr. A. w Gof appeared counsel for
plaintiff and after PREDATORY remarks introduced
three Witnesses but being unable to make out his
discontinued the suit.
The New York herald., 1845-08-09
TEXAS AND NEW YORK LINE OF
PACKETS,

BETWEEN NEW YORK and G.aLrESTON
6ttG Hf Subscribers have est abb shed a regular Lin e
xFNN Of ckets between New York aud Galveston, a.
&s sill from each port the first day Of each month
follows -
The Brig EMPIRE, Cap,aiu Baxter sail fom New York
ls September aud from Galveston i November
The SHIN STAR REPUBLIC, Captain Moss. sail from
New York it October next and from Galveston Isl Deoem
bernext
The Big q D. LAMAR Captain Richardson, sail from
New York LIST November next and from Gaveso lst Janu
The Bag MARY Csptain Noniss. sail rom Nsw York
st December aid from weston lst February
snd hs caiter IN regular succ ssion.
These ves,els ~ Of superior class h8,g fne cabin
accommo atious ably commanded will soil luncsy
seJ, sud take freight sud passengers II the lowe
II
winm iendley aud Co will be The established Agents n
Galveston, aud efc the busiooss 1T ,
his aud ~ other business dlee ed to them aud also ma
lihi rli 4dvtuces 4neuts.
Goods directed 10 the " the Subscribers wi 9 fn.
Larry forwarded, Zee from commission, An1 Shipper
rely Lighters Galveston trnship cssso faia henee
and upon beiog regularly forwarded sccord
tons, u eonsignedt 10 the OF william H,ndisy AID Co.
Galveston Eos ireignt VI pa Apply
BRO WEN y NELSON,
aui lmissec No 81 Front street, New York
The New York herald., 1845-08-09
ERIAL LOCOMOTIVE.
PAJ,NsL,S OPERA HOUSE

INTERESTING q aud Novel Exhibition and Lecture. ly
1 ROBERT A. WEST, ESQ, on Tuesday, August 18th,
8i5
sgnor MUZIO MUZZl, of Bologna, n tiy the inventor
of method of ding Ba loom through the Amo phi by
which the of Locomo promises TO be sdvanced
portan manuer i'll exhibit publicly for the first this
county IN sdel Of his ERiAL LOCOMOTIVE,
ed on such scale allow ITS properties be practically
exhibited Ia the Theatre.
m del pro suitable the place wi he
notion aud exhibit avefs the atmosphere The
IN circle right and eft diving vertical spi al
Bef tne xhbition, r BERT A. WEST Esq. viii de-
L. er Lecture Erasats, AR b lloons, wi
rlain the met cd BY which Tins machine Is guided IN the
That the lie be ssurrd that the
those visio ary proposals que ty offered capvate
public attention. here 10 state tat xhbIted
al the Great Srnc Convention held IL Pisa al wh
us merits publicly attested by the written appreciation
large member of the scientific af
tefwards exhibited h simlr APPRECIATION Paris and has
recently elected Like expression of approval fom
number Of scie't'iic gentlemen IN thus city
M uZZl hopes that by means Of exhibitions and sppea
like the present Ii, may find captats enterpng enough
and him constructing machine large scale
purposes.
The doors will be open halfpat7 O'Clock To commence
at O'Clock pre- cisey.
Tickets centsmay be obtained The Box Office Tues
day. between 10 and clock, where p the boxes and
private boxes may also be secured 80 ittrc
PARK THEATREs
fNHE PUBLIC is respectfully iuf this establish
will be opened for the Monday the 18th Of
August.
The ladies' and gentlemen Of the Corps Dr5natique i'll
sembe the Greeu Room Thursday the litn instant
ST III O'Clock III the forenoon acc
The New York herald., 1845-08-09
BALTIMORE, August Z, lS45.

Business Prospects-The Coiiectorship Of Baihmsre
The business OF Baltimore using greater exer
tons to large share Of the Southern and West
trade this fall than have before Observed
They have laid in immense stocks of goods, and great
number have been through the South and West
to solicit customers The season will commence here
towards the close OF week. are usually two
three weeks ahead Of York and Philadelphia in that
particular.
learn to-day that the mal-contents with regard to
the of the Colectorship of Baltimore have
been finally disposed of by the Presidents promising to
vacae the post by the removal of Gen. Marriott the
first January next He refused. however to give the
applicants any satisfaction with respect to who should
the appointment Ii thought that it will be
rendered to II. q. s Key, Esq, OF Charles county,
brother of the lamented Francis Key author OF the
"Star spangled Banner" By the way the Baltimore
oiceseekers to find favor with The Presidenxas
he has treated them all with the most persevering ne
having first introduced his name to the Baltimore Con-
vention, down to Charley loud.
The fegation OF christ thufch, are erecting on
their magnificent church Gay street splendil sce
Pile in which be hung fht chine u bells, th4i for
a quarter vi century past en' ipfth their cheering
lhi church IS under ths llsiafa8e n1 the lev "A
Johns ONE 81 lhe retis0ta ot teo kes hlF ail1o
pulpit n vont ,ty luH i ioie euhg holmUN ofs. VIII
tbo exception 81 ltic larrNg about hr ~
he pufposc Il tesalng h"Aol Vaaei fanA'
HtNtSfsnr Aus i8ia.
AtQsa ~, Hebsni Gt .lpn-Sestg RopeH.a .cps's
Jcussg ~ tomtmg ene ft
A poor sonsn. nr,eei slefy Nnu NepeNet tttwe
OF a drunken loaier named Bernard cDo~eI. W.,
rested last night for the murder OF her husband she nav
The New York herald., 1845-08-09
Old stock Exchange. i.
Married..

On the 9th inst at Elizabethtown New Jersey by the
Rev. Richard Charming Moore, Mr. ERAsrUs LYMAN, jr.
to Miss ABIGAIL WADE, Of the former place.
At West Farms, on the 9th inst by the Rev. DR.. Van
Pelt, ALBERT ST. JOHN to Miss HANNAH +. ROWLAND,
daughter of Horace Rouand Esq
The New York herald., 1845-08-09
PALMC'S OPERA HOUSE,

q E MA " THEA TIRE.
The Subscribers and the public in general respectfully
informed that the first German Performance will take place
the above mentio1 ed Theatre,
Monday, August 1lth,
When will be performed Vests Drama entitled
DAS LEBEN E'M TRAUM,
Life Dream
First Tier aud Parquette cents Second Tier 25
Performance 10 begin at o'clock
a9 2tSt&Mtrc 4. SCHWAN.
The New York herald., 1845-08-09

NFE following Purses offered To off
Course.
Purse $3.50, mile heats best three in five 80 hey
Tree for all otting and pacing hores Should Lady Suffolk
not enter for the above purse, u will be bur S00
Purse $780, with inside stake OF $780, halt forfeit for
ting horses that Sl0 Tip
or Sir William, mile heats under the saddle
Entries the above be made August lth by
9P NJ. at Green * Los ees of August 25rb
Purse $500 free for all tong and racing horses three mile
heats IN hames Should Lady Suffolk for this
will be but $3.50.
Purse $50 heats three ia i've under the saddle for
horses purse $50 Entries be made August
25h, by 9P NJ Green Losees, TO of by the 22d
September.
B-A Purse will also be given, off in September
or lore part OF October for all rottng and pacing horses two
mile heats go as they please. s9 3tfrc
The New York herald., 1845-08-09

DOW, Jr's, Sermons.-Sunday Mercury
"w edSiS%s he peos s,' aas
q pes %
. Xvii ffs Or aSo%s
Hs. : fa'h volume "'' BE IN every respect complete "
Agents supplied the usual for cash only Sub
''s !" the city Ps Ss iff hoe2Gsss sAN NJ sR%TH
large and o the machinery AND % aoon Of
the Great Britain, with descriptions
DrOvsiness, Swimming OF the Head, n
Hsssns Nos i hf Ears Pspaoa Of The
for above unpleasant complaints because they pnrge
hs say those % and Il which when
or rush G blood to the head sddness loss Of
many other symptoms of loaded and Of the
Virgins ndirn Vegetable Pills are also one of the very hest
medicines the world for the Of Indigestion and there
e pevan v en and
blood he head but will most assuredy the body
p, many unpTncpsd persons engaged selling
countee rlis tho public should be extremely careful TO
or at the Office and general depot 22s Greenwich
deator-Ws may the faculty look with wonder and
nshmep after attending to their patients for long time and
@ .s@sSy
" s 5 cam s ns
Ihea and Cholera mqrbus g dollars reward win be given for
sOs's Broadwa, at so cents bottle.
All Philadelphia subscriptions to the
HERALD be paid the AUTHORIZED AGENTS Zie
her Co., Ledger Building Third street, Chestnut
TsrmsI5 cents month"; including the Sunday paper;
cents without IT. delivered free Of charge any of Pa
Price Scents.
The WEEKLY HERALD also for every Saturday morn
ingPrice 6 So annum delivered any part
Philadelphia, free of postage.
All the new and cheap Publications for sale their
tah4hment, as soon issued, wholesale and retail.
10 With the exception Of paper, the Heraldo
much perhaps in Philadelphia published in that
city, afordng valuable medium to advertisers Advertise
ments handed to the agents half o'clock will
che Herald next dsv.
Medical NOtice.-Thc Advertisements OF the
New York College Of Medicine and Pharmacy established
che Suppression Of Quaekery the Of all Diseases will
hereafter the fourth and last column Of this
paper w. 8. RICHARDSON Md, Agent.
Office sud Consulting Rooms of the Coere a5 Nassau II
The New York herald., 1845-08-09

ty Bank In payment for taxes sc And whereas the ma
jory Of the citizens OF this county rcSe 70 receive said
notes. money we the undersigned, feel ourselves in
duced to make il known that the notes of said bank will
not be received by the Treasurer of Leigh County
neither for State nor county purposes.
PETER RoAnc, tcoa..;....
CHARLES FosTER, ! -
July ,, lS45
We believe that these notes generally received
here but it that they in much better credi,
abroad than they at home where their real value
should be best known 1t is possible that the fact OF
the President of this bank residing in this city gives the
issues greater circulation here than they other.
wise would have. Bill holders had bettor look into
this thing; there must be screw loose somewhere or
these commissioners would not condemn the notes OF
this bank in such decided manner
Tno Secretary OF the Treasury has ordered post
ponement of the annual sale of goods remaining the
public stores after certain length oftme. The subjon-
ed order from the Treasury Department gives the
sons for such adjournment
TREASURY DEPARTMENT
July 80, lSi5.
SIR,-ln consideration of the peculiar circumstances
existing at your port arising out OF the recent calami
tous fire. causing the destruction and loss to many mer-
expedien authorize the suspension Of the sale OF such
goods may be liable to be sold to realize the du-
ties for period sixty days from the lst proximo.
| am, very respectfully
your obedient servant,
X. J. WALKER,
Secretary OF the Treasury
G. w. LAWRENCE, Esq,
Collector OF the Customs, New York
1t possible of tue goods ordered to be sold will
be taken out Of the public store, but they Of such
description wanted in the market, the owners
would not have suffered them to be advertised for sale
The New York herald., 1845-08-09
VAUXHALL GARDEN sALlNON.

VAUXHALL GARDEN SALtDtIN.
BARNEY WILLIAMS. ......... MANAGER.
ID. GARDNER. -. STAGE MANAGER
THIS EVENING, SATURDAY, August OH, iai5 The
foowmg is list Of the celebrated performers now at
Williams Mile Gsscon Miss Emmett Billy Whtlock, Dan
Together with the AURoBAT FAMILY, in miniature.
Doors at7-Performance at 8l4 o'clock.
I = Tickets 1915 a55src
The New York herald., 1845-08-09
CASTLE GARDEN.
Gy-Admission IS Cents.-El1
Great Musical attraction

CASTLE GARDEN.
lry-AdmissiOn IS Cents.-fl0
Great Musical Ahraction
PROPRIETOR. Messrs French and aaisaY.
Grand Entertainment!
Saturday Evening, August 9th,
The performance will commence with the Overture to
Corsair Tampa
Louis and Gustave Elssler in a Miscellaneous Act
Gallop-Orchesra.
Song. ......... Mr. Dennison.
Pas Grotesque, by G. T. Parsoe.
ntermisson of Half Hour for Promenade and Refresh
The splendid Cosmoranas
The second part will commence with
Grand Observation-Disclosures.
Song Mr. Dennison.
Overture Full Band.
To conclude with a Dem Military SIX tch and Anec ecdoe ar
ranged y BY II Herr RI Cline, eatt.d eatt the
v TERAN ON Stills,
Or the Journey through the Landes
Characters by Herr Cine the Eer Brothers, c. Parsloe
Miss Pray and Mr. Williams.
10 Doors open at hslfpast o'clock Performance
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