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The New York herald., 1845-11-08
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UNITED SrArrs LOCAL BOARD OF DIREcroRs
JACOB Harry, Esquire, Chairman,
I0HN H Nj, i tALMhERnb "A 1.hdnbtIsf. tEIssfH r.o
JAMES BO0RMAN, Esq. ! New Yorl
GEORGE BARCLAY, ksq. ~
SAM'L s. ROWLAND, ESQ.
GORHAM A WORTH, Esq.
SAMUEL Nj. FOX, Esq.
SEARS &. WALKER Esq. ph;aaelnb,a
LOUIS A. tiuDEY, Esd .
George L.. GRAHAM, Esq.
Physicians to the Society, (Medicat Eramners.)
J. KE&RNEY RODGERS, NJ. D., llO Bleecker st.
ALEX H. HOSACK, Nj. d., i0i Franklin ST.
H. ARNOULT, NJ. d. 367 Broadway.
Bankers
The Merchants Bank of SSs,s Nsy York
VIM VAN HOOK, Esq. 80 Wall ST.
General Agent for the United States, and British North
american Colonies.
J. LEANDER STARR, resident In New York
Office IA WALL Street. N Y.
Pamphlets containing the last Annual Report Of the socey
rates blank FORMS and the fullest information may be OBJ
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AUCTION NOTICES.

A 9. TUTrLE A...:,.,-er.
"a SImiON NOTlyrl~ watches Jewery and Toys-Jacob
riat will sell This Day AZ 10 o'cleck at the auction
room NO q Plat street 81 Toys in original packages
Also large assortment of Gilt Earrings, Finger Rings
Breaches. Breastpins, Hair do "
Also 25 Gold Anchors, I3 els gold dias jus, received
Also invoice Of gold and silver Lever and Lepne
NsIches ps tfr
UCylON NOIlCE-Large Sale Of Elegant Be econd hand
q New fuIstars hs Day by ca,,osre at e oeoct
Also the balance stock or Carrots Carpetng Rugs and
OIL Cloths fine Piano Forte, Cutlery Mantle Lamps and nu
msrous Housekeeping Articles-Terms cash
THOS. BELL, Auctioneer.
49,. MICH lSAACSON
n8 ltsrc Com Merchant.
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DANCING AND WALTZING ACADEMY,
No 2I Howard STREET
SIG'NA x SIG FERKERO have reopened their School
- and will commence entirely class for Young La
dies aud Masters Tuesdays and Fridays half past3
Mondays and Thursdays Wednesdays and Saturdays and
Tuesdays fridays half past classes for Young Ladies
and Masters Monday and Thursday evenings at hall past 4
DANCING and Wazing lasses for Gentlemen Tuesdays
and Fridays at the hour Wazng Polka and Mazovrka
cl For do La Waltz Deux Temps Polka aud the Mazoua
will be taught all the classes during the Private
sons vatc classes and boarding schools puncuay
ed TO- PrNhe Soirees will be given usual n7 line odfr
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SECOND Board.
New stock EXCHANGE.


At Newark, on the 22d of April last by the Rev. Mr.
Pilch OF the Methodist Bethel WILLIAM j. PELL to AME-
widow of the late William f. Gates, ESQ., both of
this city.
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--" Such vinegar aspect,
That they'll not show their teeth by way OF smile,
Tho,Nestor swear the jest be laughable"

Although the present is bad enough, they argue in
this wise IT, say they patriotic brethren OF New
YORK numbered 1000 two years since, and l6 600
year ago and only 5000 and they shond decrease
in the Same ratio how many will there be left to tell the
tale next year According to my calculation there will
be none and believe they have come to pretty much
the same conclusion-though their worthy Secretary,
Clerk in the Marine Bank is figuring II up by the rule
OF fractions with hopes of leaving few hundred OF
the uoble bandn who /" first set the ball in notion
An accident Of most serious and painful nature oc-
Cured Yesterday morning to Mr. John Sharkey oi he
firm of Smith X Sharkey china merchants, wnlcn >
learn will in all probability, result IN deah ne Wss en-
gaged in moving a crate, when ne suPPeu anu ,eii
through the hatchway from the second moor 70 'ne
severely fracturing his skull Last night ne was SUI
;nsanse ana hut little hope entertained OF his
Two Of the parties the recent rape case Musgnve
,nd NcInosb have had their trials removed 10 Annapo
M al IL rd district learn that the jury in the
of Potter are endeavoring TO procure PARDON ior n
ts a pity his victim was not one OF their wives or
RI Marksfs-The effect Of the news by the Caledonia
caused considerable advance in the Baltimore flour
and grain market yesterday though prices are BY
means settled On Wednesday, after the receipt OF the
news sales Of Howard street -four to the extent oil two
thousand five hundred to three thousand barrels were
madea portion of it in the morning at SO IL to - 70
and subsequently, after the New York mail arrived q,
s5 so per bbl at which latter price sales 10 the
Of about 400 bbls were made yesterday morning some
asking more but most willing to take % ou IN
market as not quite stiff il was on w Weonesusy
and buyers were less disposed TO operate odn
price unsettled Sales TO extent OF about 700 nois
tity Mills, made on wednesday =. - ; ~ a ~ ~
operations Yesterday morning at he same P,,cc sve
holders however are asking more An advance MAJ
taken place in wheat Sales yesterday Oh sooo " Pie
Mary land red at 81 10 10 Si 2o oiunay ~ sc os
81 l6; white wheat for family Hour Si ~ Si %
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LATEST INTELLIGENCE.
Hs LAsG EVENINGS MAIL,

Washington.
[Corres pondence of the New York Herald
WASHING ,os, -soy. ., lS45.
The senior editor of the Untoa, we under
stand, is
Away down in cid yirginny.
All hooah-ah-hooah.'
Seeing, we suppose, the managers at Richmond,
in regard of the Senator due from the Old Domi-
mon land also In respect of the Spcakership and print
got the House; for, upon these two issues, hang
all the law and the prophets with Father Ritchie
The following are understood to be some of the
democratic candidates for Speaker-Hon. Hann-
bal Hamblin. of Maine; Hon. J. d. McCrate, do;
Hon. George Rathbun, N. T.; Hon c. ]. Inger-
so Pa; Hon. III. d. Foster, do; Hon. c. w Hop
kins, Va; Hon. r. M. T. Hunter, do; Hon. Geo
c. Dromgole, do; Hon. j. f. Holmes, S. c.; Hon
J: W. Tibbaus, Ky; Hon. J. J. Mcdowell, Ohio;
Hon. Hon j. W; Davis lndanai Hon. ;. A; Douglass,
J. B. Bowlin, Missouri; Hon. r. McClelland,
Michigan Honorable M. Yancey, of Alabama |;
and a host OF others Davis, OF Indiana, made all
early sart-his name was up before the adjourn
ment OF the last Congress. His early rising, how
ever, we are apprehenslve, will avail him nothing
for there is perhaps of the list named, but
as fully or perhaps better qualified for Speaker than
DAVIS The three men from Virginia are the very
best on the lst-no other three will compare with
them, and either OF them Is superior In quafica-
tons and experience (and we speak from observa-
uon) TO any one OF the others. Yet Speaker from
Virginia might injure the claims OF Mr.. Richie,
IRON Virginia, tor the printing. And it is proper
that all dangers OF that sort should be avoided. Nc
Dowell would make fair Speaker--so would Bow
lin-so would Ingersot, (barring the tariff $50
would Rathbun-so would McClernand-so would
Holmes--indeed, Davis himself might disappoint
our apprehensions, and answer the purposes Of the
Chair middling we'll
But the subject is OF such interest," that we
shall have take ii up in all its bearings immedl-
ate and collateral, at an early day.
Nicholson, of Tenn, defeated by Tuney, for the
Senate will, it is said, be OF the candidates tor
Clerk OF the: House Nous veyvons. Hubbard, OF
N. H., we learn, will come to the Senate, in the
place OF Gov Woodbury-so that the administra-
tion will have gained but little in getting the Cover
nor out of the way-for while the Governor was
looking to the Presidency for himself, Hubbard we
opine, will be found active for Sllas Wright.
The office holders here verify believe that there
is conspiracy among the letter writers to break
down the Union and that Blair and Rlves are at
the head OF this conspiracy
"Quosque tandem abutere Catalina"
Did you ever hear OF such an absurd rebellion be-
fore! There is no conspiracy. Let us explain
The Union, being the mouthplece of the Executive,
its fulminations of course tae official express
sions of the administration. Hence their1import-
ance to the public, and the vigiant watch over Fa-
iher Richie, by those faithful sentnels OF the pub
lie, the letter writers. That's all.
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BASE BALI.

BASE BALL.
THE NEW YORK BALL CLUB will celebrate their Sc
Il cond Anniversary Monday next at the tlysian
Fields (Hobokeu) Play will commence at 10 O'Clock
A. NJ Members viii please be punctsa in their attendance
Should the weather prove unfavoabe the above day the
exercises will come of on the first fair day thereafter
ng
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ADJUSTMENTS.

u. Z. HILLS
FES STIWAL NCERT
gseAS%sSH'' ASS% S' * 1fSsfksAelr. fSisjs & g
and Id sssdT b s
and other stngushed musical ability Of this city who have
Vocal and Instrumental talent not hitherto Con.
Will perform the Piano forte-hs last appearance.
MAD. ANTolsErrEs g oFT5, FTrSrS,
siaS2S a5Ss AVsHH aEfhG5 ili' iBEYiTs5eHiE:h BSYTgHEh,
S''''f! slSSSR S'sSas'l1''' + n si,fRsIa W.
PROGRAMME.
9ssss% % r. I'm ss, he sy
ueiSe@Dsvc e"iDs maj or Elisa Claudio M..Ja WEBER
soG~fiaIs, Mr. Kyle ai5oduc and bril-
s asss os .ssmSss @ o. % Bs y as D'e
Mons 6oaeic; D0".1e--,
Chorasstlna,e Q, the First Act Of Egryanthe SO,
sa oS SS"aniss Saaass Msf sna 2 2'iS SS sd
fist time in America. :. ......s........ Weber
PART II.
parts by Miss Norhall op. Knights Of Snow.
,,sS T,;:i 6s Marine baa't
Meyer And the same Will be performed by
The Grand Orchestra, as lnstrumented by the
P SSer his III asai aseou Gsa % .su
lug effect. On the present aston it will be
- under the direction Of Leopold de Meyer.....
The i" Prayer" Op Moses in Egypt. Solos and
Chorps. ......... ......... ............ Rossni
OyeIture-Jubilee by request. Weber
The Orchestra will consist of $50 voices, and nearly 100 n
strumenS
Mr. H. Marks Leader of the Orchestra BY permission of
Vim. Mitchell Esq.
Mr. Timm will preside at the Piano Forte.
The whole under the direction of Mr. u &. Hill
a al 10
Tickets One Dollar e,ch-For sale the Music Stores,
and at Saxton Miles 205 Broadwy; Leavu Trows, 9i
Roadway Appleton Cos 200 Broadway Nesbitts corner
sparks lsl Fulton Sc H. Mega aiS broadway; Geo Whit
lock- 88 Canal and the door the evening of perform
n9 81
CONCERTS. SOIREES, NC
MI R. AND MRS COLLINS. 1.-THE popular yocalists,) are
VI prepared receive engagements for Concerts Soirees,
&c. during the forthcoming season.
Cotlion Parties. Further particulars application
MRS. NEWTON, Teacher of the Piano Forte
nj lm'r and Singing, 4alH Grand street.
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NIBLUS.
GRAND SCIENTIFIC ILLUSION.
HERR dTEXA NT1ER

THE q Err NJ n " NJ Il GICIA ~,
MI OsT respectfully TO the Ladies and Gentle
1vl Of New York that he will series Of his high
ly entertaining soirees in this city, at Niho's,
THIS and every Evening this week
During that time he will series Of experiments in Che
msy, Pneumaties Optics Natural Philosophy and Magic
Seats be secured by applying at the Box Office from 10
TO |, aud from to4 O'Clock.
Tickets Fifty Gents.
Doors at at7-Pcrormance commences at Ia O'CLOCK
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PaILADELrHIA, Nov. Z, lsi,.

There is nothing Of local character today
10 interest The weather is cold and otacihg sn' o''
thing is indicative Of the nosr approach oil winter
As will bc by the nincNsi s' oi Si''"' P''o7s
,od,v bavs fallen state SIS seem to have come
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AMERICAN EAGLE CARRIAGE REPO-
STORY,
PRIVATE SALES STABLES AND RIDING SCHOOL

AMERICAN EAGLE CARRIAGE REPO-
STORY,
PRIVATE SALES STABLES, AND RIDING SCHOOL,
Christie and Delaney streets, New York.
VIE undersigned having leased the above
pared to receive from manufacturers all articles their
e such as Carriages OF all descriptions Saddery aud a
rates as other establishment in the city, The Carriage
and Harness departments separate from the Stables and
capacIou light and airy and will be under the of
rienced hands
The tables roomy aad well ventilated consisting Of GO
Stalls and Arena for exercise by feet dimensions
not equaed by any establishment in the City The grooms
e Wei trained and experienced and Veterinary Surgeon Of
known celebrity always hand for the of such Horses
may require his assistance.
tientlemen having Horses dispose Of wishing to
chase, Will e dealt with honorable and Horses and
Carriages receive the best of attention.
The Riding School will be openud style elegance and
comfort that must trial such ladies' and gentle
requs the exercise wish attain the art The ladies'
drawing ana dressing will be neatly furnished aud
the
Gentlemen not admitted during Ladies hours
Card VIII be published gving notice OF time OF commence
ment programme OF and
he public invited TO call and examine the premises
The Cars IRON the City Hall leaves the OF Bow
cry and Delaney, few doors from the Enlistment
nltl m GEORGE EHLE, Proprietor.
NOTICE TO DEBTORS OF THE FIRM OF WAL
~ BRIDGE, ROBBINS 4 McKNIGHT.-The firm of
Wsbndge Robbins Mcknight lately tausoting business
at No % Liberty street. having made assignment of all
goods, chtte effects and credits undersigned all
sons indebted TO the SAID firm hereby Notified make
persons are hereby warned make such 70
any o the persons composing the late firm of Wabrdse Rob
oins . Mchnsht New York, October aoth 1915
~. n, w. PEMRERTON co. 100 John ST.
furnish me with statement of their with said firm
M 6us'nc T.. w p,
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BALTIMORE, NOV 7, 1910
Natipe Lamentatons-S Serious .4ccident-Rape Cases
Markets, etc.
There is an unusual duness still prevailing in the
news market in this vicinity The only sound that
heard above the rang of the cart wheels is the mourn
full of the natives the sudden death OF
so many of their friends in New York And well they
may mourn, for never SO large body OF men so
suddenly cut off in their prime One short year ago,
they numbered all told about 1900 hale and hearty
men and only the previous year to that over oOo-
and now alas some fatal mortality has reduced their
number down to sO0O showing a regular decrease Of
5000 per annum In dolorous half smothered accents
thsv ask themselves is this to be fate also are
SO soon to be numbered with the things that were p
with their faces screwed up into
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TAXES, lSl5.
OWceg Rece,pv of 7dres, Ne,c City Haif, Park,
oliCE is hereby gven that 4 Tax Books Of the pre-
receive 6e are now at h,s Office and resdy 70
% m previous the ls Of January entitled reduction
w e amount equal 70 interest the OF cent
Of February. JdyiN SIE IL ART 80 -
.co.u Receiver ofTaxes.
Persons sending full of m nj, p,o,o,, ia
Office will have their bill them or hev can q,
be had by application at the office NV w nj iwrc
IL Ehlf-00 bales extra very nor ert,rl.
IL sale By r. X. COLLINS 4 Co Is south a,
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Highland Cottages,

>. = Highland Cottages.
" lEWS with ground plans OF the is Inland Cottages al
koxbury near Boston designed and ere eeted BY WIN, B.
SAFE at The stores oil Saxton Miles Wiley * Put
nam. NJ Newman, Roe Lockwood Son; and other book
stores IN New York, Philadelphia and Boston n8 Tw-r
SARACEN's HEAD,
ne Dey street, New York.
JOSEPH SMITH late of Worcester England bees leave
-. 70 inform his friends aud the public has fitted
ms mouse ~ the most and comfortable style He has
tunes on ntnd The choicest of Wines Liquors Seears
glass OF genuine sparkling Ale la addition TO his
together with all other kinds of usually
gratifying 10 his friends IN general
Rooms neatly fitted for private no
mouse better supplied with old country or American news
papers. - "a Iwsr
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WASHINGTON Nov. 5, lS45.
Interesting Ceremony-1he Indians and Colonel
Benton

WASHINGTON, Nov. b, lS45.
Interesting Ceyemony-1he Indians and Colonel
Benton.
braclng air and clear sky to-day-the avenue
delightful-the ladies abroad-and all this village
was in as good humor as could be expected, when
the dull season is not over yet-aRd no lions here
No hons Oh, yes-here are the 'genuine ma
tives" again-the real sons of the soll-and where
bound to-day, good friends How are you Half
Day! every good, white man-see great man
now" "Who are you going to see, Halliday %
" Colonel Bentonr' &c The deuce you are {"
And so they were-the whole delegation OF In
dams Let us follow them to the scene. 1t is a
visit Of ceremony and respect The Colonel meets
them at the door, and cordially welcomes them to
says, after they are all seated" very happy 10
shake hands with you" sUgh ugh p' is re-
sponded, token OF gratlficatlon when this Is In
terpreted. There repose the stal wart form OF Hall
Day, the Indian orator, robed all over in his speak
ing costume-for those children OF nature are
ceremonious the Chinese, and as particular in
matters of dress the Quakers-and thus he ad-
dressed Col Benton =
"My friend-we have to pay our respects to
you. We often heard your name in the far west.
All the Indians have heard of you. We have come
from the west. too-a long way from home, business
and who wouldn't be glad to meet friend, as meet
you We expect to find you always our friend for
your people are our neighbors at home" Alluding to
the Nissourans.)
this Col Benton replied that had been his lot to
occupy place in the councils of the nation for many
years. and he had always endeavored to do justice to
the red man. He was glad, he said, ITO meet the Poa
watamies and he assured them that if any Of their bu
should before him Senator of the United
States they would find him their friend He desired to
preserve friendly relations with all the Indian tribes
and when come to act your business" he said Il
shall remember with pleasure this meeting and every
individual here present. He further expressed the
hope that before leaving the city, they would effect
settlement of their business with the government to
their satisfaction and advantage.
This formal part Of the visit over, the conversa-
ton became general, and was participated in by
members of Col. Bentons family-among whom
was the interesting lady of Capt Fremont who has
been SO much among the Indians OF the far west;
The little daughter of Mrs. Fremont was introduced
to the Chiefs, but seemed little shy OF their cares
ses Mrs +. herself was quite an object of interest
to the Indians, as her husbands name iswell known
to them, and they had heard in their own country
OF a conspiracy once formed by some young men OF
the Pawnees to take his life, which only failed OF
being carried into effect through the efforts of
portion of the tribe who very friendly to the
whites.
After partaking of refreshments, the delegation,
(who were accompanied by several western gentle
men) took leave, highly pleased with their visit.
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Certificates presented TO MISS Josephine Bamsen by thirty
eminent professors of music =
I'VE have had the pleasure of hearing Miss Josephine Bram
private party, and must confess that never heard
child fen years play the Piauo Forte with all the
rapdy the precision the steady mekeepng and the taste
of adult professor she throws more iorce also nto the
volumes of her than could have supposed her phyl
cal strength could accomplish We feel confident she IS des
tined a the greatest thus lar known Professors
of New York-Piero Maroncelli, Michele Rapet George
Loder, Heinrich, Kyle, Austin Phillips, Julius Metz
Ehrlich Be Cross,J Goniqct Edw Barton Joseph PLIGHT
Vincent Smith Augustus Cauisi Prosfessors of Baltimore
Samuel Carusi, A Allen Petri A Metz. Professors OF
Hartford-W Babcock, II w Greatorex, V Taylor, Jas
Barnet Jos Monds Carl Lorenz nc Ctr
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CIIRISIIE'S
GALVANIC

STRENGTHENING PLASTER.
'HtsE articles are now presented 70 the public with the
ues confidence having been tested by several of the first
phvsieans and received general approval They offered
s au important aoJunet to the ayanic Rings
their notifications acting the same principle but having
me advantage OF more local application As
strengthening the system when by disease other
for colds, and affections of the
Kenera the Gvanic Pasters will be found Of great per
ann They used in connection with the Mag
hetc fiuid ul directions accompany each-for sale by the
single one or IN quantity the only agency New York.
no l3i Fulton street, Sun Building. 3t@rh
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UNIVERSITY OF NEW YORK.
DEPARTMENT OF lMEDICIIVE-.

UNIVERSITY OF NEW YORK:
DEPARTMENT OF MEDiCINE,
THE Introductory Lectures for the session f2c VII COM
mence on Monday 9th Of Oct her and VIII pe % asveIeu
10 the University Medical Ceese IN J1.b 5ne Oct r NJ
Anatomy Professor Pattison, Tuesday ss' Uc ,o
Practce Of Medicine Professor revere ''"
Oct. r. Nj. ,,,,. N.d;ca Professor Paine
Thursday, Goth Oct II M r w., .na Cb;,drs, Prof
midwifery and the Diseases o, Wone" '" 0' '''
Bediord FRIDAY 3st Oct, r M ,pu
% and public respectfully invited 10 attend
ny efoe' u e JoiiN W. DRAPER, sec'y.
University Medical College, $50 Broadway.
oo ,oas o22tn3eodlssrc
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UNION COURSE, L I.-TROTTING.
EE Propreers Of the Union Course have the kindes
offered the undersigned the of the track for
one day for his benefit He proposes the following SPORT
Purse S30 mile heats best three five harness. free for
trong horses that purse $780, Entries
close az Messs Green Losses Saturday evening" Nov 8h
by 30 clock, three TO make off about
the l2th instant N. H. SIMONS
NJ 2ttrh Secretary of the Union Course
-SEGARS-BARGAINS.
THE SUBSCRIBERS having lately pnrchashed an extern
sie stock Of Segars, by order of Asspnees &C.
enabled to offer bargains than ever prices much
lower than the cost of manufacture
several lots exceedingly desirable For sale the
wholesale Segar Emporium 1903 Wall street up stairs
ms lmfr KENNETH & LAVERTY
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M FEh 70 .s for cash, Mr.. McNuty the 6v. pick
ses y, ~, NJ IS 49, which he appraised the Custom
comm -" the pre, he valued them adding only per ceat
sb zion o. purcase from the OF tie
ps fs charges freight marine insurance. and landing ex
f ses &. DORD,
as it'r No. 30 Beaver 49,.
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OVERCOATS, CLOAKS, &c
4 LARGE and splendid supply Of fashionable Ovcrcosts
~ o'0'"'' STATS X BANKERS
ns Iwis.rc Clothing Warehouse, No. 17s Broadway
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Oserture--Der Freyschutz ........,.- Webe
Cavatlna--Nliss Windmuler, tirom the Opera Ca.
puetti) Sc Romes,' -. ..... =. Mercadant,
Air Francaise-'Pe. Fleur des Bo, Mons Gi-
bert............. ................. Masn
Duelto-By Miss Jane II Bramson. ...............
Ballad Calm was the night MIR Austin Philips A. Phillips
Concerto Piano Forte-hss Bramson, with full
orchestra :. =. -...-.....-.... -. Czsray
To comm nee al o'clock Doors open att.
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PROGRAMME.
Overture in d. Full Orchestra '......... Kaliwod
Aria-Miss Windmuller, 'Das Alpenhorn,' (Corno
Obligato) ............. Proci
Grand Fantasia-Miss Bramsou, LIE Marche d.
Otello,' with full orchestra. .............. Herr
Baad-'I1l watch for thee Mr. Austin Phillips,
arranged by. .-. Phillips
Duetto-Piano Forte, Miss BAN aud Miss Har-
riet Bramson
French Gilbert Les Herondeles Felicen David
ct LIE Bon Cure ~. ............ L Puget
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BOWERY CIRCUS.

BOXEs25 cents--PIT i2is-CHLDREN HALF PRICE.
BEAUTIFUL ACT OF FEMALE EQUEsTRIANIsM,
BY MhS. COLE,
daughter of the celebrated Cock, of London.)
Universally ceded To be the rider country both
for elegance Of style and boldness of execution.
Besides twelve other and the circle by the
finest troupe in America.
I- The Mnstrels have budget
Every Evening.
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