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scapa- Compound Acoustic OIL for the cire OF Deafness
pains aud ths discharge OF mater from the also, All
hose isagfeeable noises, Ike the buzzng Of insects falling
OF wafer, &c Nc which symptoms Ofapproarhng deaf
na.- and also generally attendant with the disease.
How many thousands, yea, tens OF thousands are there
ho consequence ofdesness deprived Of many OF The
pleasures of social intercourse and who would give the
world if possible 10 possess It'll they could again
have their hearing restored.
The following Cerihcacs viii be read viii Interest rs
they SPEAK facts, which " stubborn things
PHILADELPHIA, Jan. T. i8+5
thereby certify that when was about twelve years old,
gradually became doaf nbotheas, that IN few months
found almost impossible 10 hear unless IN the very loud
ofvoce. remained in that situation until last
uarind Of - sh.sa urhs- h-~-s f o
pas pound ic0rsfic OIL Immediately obtained bot.
re which have used and am happy Ia say Il mas acted
Ike ma &C aud quite cured Any wishing iurher
information my case. which ans remarkable one,
will ind by calling my residence, Concord street, st
door above second street
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Datrnt Aleoirines.
sANpS's SARsAPARILA.

Removal AND stAAsNt>t tOsE OF AL Dis
EAsg, ARISING fNPUSE STATE OF
INK
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Thorn had iurtncrancc Tor many years htt'l
this first appearance 1t was hard work at all times
TO win bread: when work failed he was obliged 10
wander on foot elsewhere TO procure H. losing ms
younges, child in barn from the hardships endured
one cold night of this untimey fitting; his admi
rable wife too died prematurely from the same
cause AZ one time he was obliged to go with his
little daushler and his flute, ION which he Is an ex
ccent periormer,) into the streets as a mend'can'
10 procure bread for his family. This last seems 10
have been far more cruel than any hardship to The
honest pride native to The Sco,chman. But there Is
another side Like Prince he was happy, as men
in A rank more favored by fortune seldom are, in
his choice OF a wife. He had an cqua rriend, re-
Gned love brave gentle and uncomPlainins com
panon in every sorrow, and wrote from his own
experience the following lines
THEY SPEAK o. WfLkS.
Ar" Gin bodie mecf bodis.'
They speak O. wyles in womans smiles
An ruin In her e'e-
| ken they bring pans 50 whites
That's unco sair TO drcc;
But mind ye this the hsfisen kiss,
The first fond fam tear
Is. Heaven kens iu' sweet amends
An rnts o heaven here.
when ,wa leal hearts in fondncss meet,
Life tempcsis howl In vain
The very o love
When paid with tears again.
Shall sapless prudence shake is pow,
Shall caudre caution fear
oh dnns dinns droun the lowe
That hchis q heaven here
He was equally happy in his children. though
III, motherless BARNS bad to be sent the little
sirl to tend cows, the darling boy to hospital
where his being subjected when alone to
sargcal operation, is the occasion OF one OF The
poor Poets most touching strainsl They were
indeed his children in love and sympathy the source
of though, and Joy, such as is never known 10 the
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THE TRIBUNE.


yuyvFs AND RFCOIIECTIONs OF HAND
"IOON WEAVER. BY WILLIAM THon. Of lverury.
An, s,ne yshan nichts grew caUld an lang,
g.. -. -, hile le sang
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xuvATFR PROOF OVER Goa s--Genilr.nen
w r.r.i1, ~ in season Of e year VIII md he supe
nor Macno-l sod BY DAY, a' Maiden lane, indsspeasa-
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boaroing an6 6otels.

('AMD.-1h- Boarding tious- OF AIMS. A. bkow N,
~ having escaped the general conh.g grafton, she hcgs
her friends the public thai
they viii su md pleasant and airy accommodations
residence corner oi Battery Place and Greenwich
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DLATfORM SCALES, weighing lFom u sso b.
ON p. Labare's manufacture, warranted elsa 70 any
10 the United States. for sale by A ). MARVIN.
sniz2w 1874 Ws-r-s'. Agcn, for tn Manufacturer.
- ELfEA ~ BARBER, Geners ARrnts snc w
ietors In Criminal and Civn Business; Once css
slrees, New-xork ..,- ."
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Scarlet is The towns livery.
trhe Paisley weavers formed portion in the renue OF
h. sulky chief Al the very time scotland. with IL best
foot foremost prancng before IL beloved soveregn
the street oanseseers of Edinburgh were ordered 10
bed" t the Queen len by The authorizes thai
were snoring when the Queen came. >o-so-behind me
fair,si painting you VIII ind mere cn'sas-aye, canvas
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expectation Of our cotton state of things Great -,
tain requiring large Importation of corn, would 70
strict the operations Of the manufacturers reduce the
demand for our cotton for consumption corresponding
reduction in price and lastly bankruptcy among the
producers IN this country and the commercial classes
depending upon the cotton growing sections for the
means to meet their engagements, until the embarlsss
ments would spread into every section of the Union
The commercial operations of Great Britain ore gov.
erned by system of banking very different that in
existence IN former financial difficulties, and we cannot
therefore, Judge correctly Of the effect Of certain
movements, orpredict closely the result The new
system has not yet been tested and is far merely an
experiment II will be reference to the returns
of the Bank of England, given above, that the circua
ton Of the bank fucuated but very little during the re-
vulsion in commercial affairs. The circulation was
maintained matter how great the drain of
bullion. This movement created a regularity in
the volume OF the currency while it continu
ally depreciating in value 1t prevented, in measure
the drain of bullion being felt and supplied nearly the
amount of circulating medium, although mucl, de-
precated in value Prices under this state of tn cur-
rency advanced and fictitious, paper value was at
tached to all species of property.
Should very serious drain Of bullion take piaca ~
der the banking system, there would be a great
change in the currency. For every pound of gojd -
silver drawn from the bank, the circulation has n h.
duced corresponding amount until the issu es too
reduced to 1900 0OO the Parliament standar bar ~
reduction ceases The currency does not the refo he
come deprecated, but on the contrary b,.coo. 49,.
valuable, and prices consequently fall Tho vo,rua
the currencyis greater, the measure &C ,,a1ua
low prices must rule. ~
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Consumption can be Cure q,

NOT DAY PASSES without further and highly graft
DR. T. WsVOHnEtsNiITHS ISDIAN COUCH I'M
and LUNG BALsA Coughs Colds, Asthma, fousuml
furnce the huuan Without fsa Of co trad ton
hev the REMEDIES DAY! Read the follow
ing
Dn yoSpERsMrrH-
s-For period ofeight Iine years wa, afflicted with
difficulty Of breathing piption Of the art night
with OCCASIONAL md attacks of head arhe From
causes became eay aciated aud whole
indicating consumption advanced stage and In,
asght hore OF recovery consu ted Range az odca
long cee bated for his skill IN .he Dis
eases, who pronouhc emrly duubtl Mrs
oses o. Wiliamsnnrgh, who had suffered upwards of mir
" years from diseased lungs without obtaining any effom
various physicians whom she consulted iomed me h,, A.
hau oseh completely restored 20 health by your aud
very sirenuously advised place under or
dd So aud the happy cuhs been on To and
baoyancy OF spirits to which bad long straueer An
Yea may De form OF the rapdity Of my recovery when
state that gained thty-egh poands in weight in H. con.
through the fundamentally OF your remedies dem nds dis
public notice, which cheeay Civ for the beaet of others
who may be similarly affected.
am gratefully yours
sAMUEL d. BOWMAN,
Staten Island, near the Ferry formerly Of Williamsburg
sworn 0e'fe me- THIS ssh day Ct soEr sy issa
Mayor Of the City ofNew York.
Dr. f. W. Vondersmiths office for the sale of his Indian
Tough Balm and Lung Rssam No Sc Barclay street
YORK and No Bedford street. Boston, which exclusive
appointed for the Indian Cough Balm and Ling Basan
aueny they cannot Re cny
TO Obtain the genuine apply No So Bar lay street
York, and No III Bedford street, Boston, sig lire
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WASHINGTON Cry, Sept. Q, ls45.
observe in the Daily Herald of the 9th instant let
ter dated Washington Sept s45, in which the fol
lowing sentence:
"Nlr Pickett ofthe lately recalled Chdrgewas yes
terday atTurksand Is it not somewhat
strange whilst the sires recalled or removedfor
real or supposed political heterodoxy as in the case OF
Ellsworth and Pickett the sons nre lmHeolateiy TAKEN
into government confidence p And what the writer
adds aerw ards shows clearly that my political hetero
doxy is what he calls Tyersm-to impute whicn 70 me
Isl on his part very great mistake Tor instead Oh being
recalled by President Polk for any imputed heresy,
was recalled by Mr. Tyler himself, as long ago as Au-
gust 1871 and those who know what my political prin
Sines are unque stionaby democratic) well know that
cannot be regarded by the former either heretca
as heterodox.
The President appointed my son "a democrat aso)
Consul to Turks Island because he believed him to be
well qualified for the situation, and do not suppose that
my political opinions had any thing to do with the mat
ter They certainly rot in the way though.
Another letter in the Herald of the date, Sept
q places the Consulship conferred my in the ca
tegory of those consulshps worth nothing but the
name the writer says, aud that ARE sought after for
matrimonial speculation OF the watering places"
This las my is concerned is another mistake
The Consushp at Turks Island is OF Importance,
the United States having great salt trade with that
place as well known and he proceeds without de-
Law to his consulate not touching at any watering
places either for marimonal or for any other spe
culation"
am, very respectfully, your obedient servant,
j. C.. PICKETT
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PHILADELPHIA, Sept. IL, l64i

PHILADELPHIA, sept III, l646.
In the midst oliie in DEATH is an old saying and
it was strkingy illustrated this morning in the deceass
Of an old gentleman named Carpenter, residing short
distance north OF city. He sat last evening jury
in the Court OF Quarter Sessions retired with his col
leagues agreed upon and sealed verdict to be returned
to to-day went to his home in apparent good health
and this morning found dead in his bed Yesterday
sitting judgment upon his feowcitizens in obedience
the commands ofthe law to-day himself summoned to
higher tribunal in another capacity at the commands Of
power to which the law itself bends in subsection He
was respectable man. the OF his death
in this morning sent shock through the frames oil
all present.
The Quarter Sessions have been engaged for week
past in dsposing of the numerous petty cases which usu
ally occupy court Of ordinary criminal jurisdct,on.
some matters of importance, such as hremens mot
case. ana charge for burglary have been tried and
the case of James X. Martin charged with shooting
Henry Zell with shot gun some time PACK, , ~
account Of which appeared in the Herald, wouia
have been tried, but for postponement on acco"m VI
The absence Of smaeral witness for the defence TINS
Il one Of the most extraordinary and atrocous cases
upon rccord for though the injured party survived ASH
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AUCTION NOTICES.

A. c. FUTILE, Auctioueer.
ITARDWAR- AUCTION SALE-Jacob s. Plat will
sci Thi, Day at No % Plat $50 casks cases and
aud shelf goods, fancy articles, &c
Also, Cutlery viz Knives aud Forks, Pocket and Pen
Knives Scissors Shears Bread Shoe aud Butcher Knives
Also srg- Iayece OF German t,ood conssng OF Ppes
Looking GLASSES Work Boxes. Musical instruments Vons
Slses. Peacils. SC. &c.
Also, part Of a stock If assorted hardware goods
Also, Hoe K Co.'s mill. crosscut and pit Saws
Also, 200 dozen brass Stair Rod, and 100 steel Fire
Irons.
Ai.o part of set Ashton Jackson Co.'s pattern cards Of
fine gallery for retailing
Also, at o'clock several casks, eases German hardware
under wardes ection for cash, for of uHderw
tiers of 200 doz fine 100 sests brown bits
and complete OF vices nppers, pnesrs &c sc
N B-No Catalogues will be sent out hereafter, but they
always be had by sending the the
ming of sale. s2 it'rc
WIN. w, SHIRLEY. Auctloueer
+ ARGE SALE SEC Nd HAND FURNIrURE-H T..
II WILLARD will sell This Day, Friday September 18th
at 10 o'clock the les No Isl Bro dway. without
serve Bedsteads Bedding Feather Beds Bos and Pill
Bureaus Tables Quilts Counerpsnes Linen Clothes Stove
Kitchen Furniture, &c.
Also elegant Piano aud Stool nearly Book Cases
and Secretaries Chairs Sofas Centre Tables Looking Glasses,
Plated and Britannia Ware, Clocks, Girsndoles &C.
Dealers and families will do well TO attend sl2 tim
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Died,

Died,
On the morning of the nth instant, of consumption
JAMES WLLErT, aged 80 years.
His friends and acquaintance and those of his brother
inaw Mr. f. II Stef respectfully invited to attend
his funeral this Iday at o'clock from the residence
OF Mr. Isaac Secor Mamaroneck, Westminster County.
Carriages will be in attendance Tuckahoe on the ar
rival oil the 10 o'clock train from New York. to convey
his friends to the funeral
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DANCING ACADEMY.

"A LEONARD STREET, West Side OF Broadway.
r.'IIE PAULINE DESJARDINS has the honor Of in.
wi forming public that she will open her class the 18Th e
the different branches Of dancing AT her Academy will be
taught all the and fashionable Dances now N mse
in Paris Among them the Qvsdnlie Of Polka, Gallo
pades Waltz Polka, aud all styles of Waltxss Among
Fancy Dances the Poaccs Niazuka Cachucha
&C Mile D. will her particular attention TO Ladies
Boarding Schools Pvae Lessons be given IN private and
other classes will be formed by number OF hoars and Will
AIT ended 10 All any time 50 lm'rc
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KALI PI-Ay III THE IOWAS.

BALL PLAY OF THE lUWAS.
THE Party Of Iowa Indians engaged at Hoboken vii
commence their amusemelts to-day (Wednesdsy,l with
the full game of Bill which The mast ercing ana
manly game OF the North American Indians alter which they
will give the Bali Play Dance, which the squaws take
part s,yiGg a neat and curious effect TO the scene
Thnrsday Ek ros ka 1.-THE warriors dance, Game Of the
Mocc Asn, and Oh. Welcome Dance
Friday, Scalp Dance and Ball Play -, ,o,..
Lxh; about 3ie O'CLOCK $40 81
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ROYAL. OLYMPIC THEATRE,
MO NT,RE4y

THIS establishment will be ready for Unlimited Theatrical
Il Performances beginning Of September, under the
the subscriber who will proposals. for
engag ladies and OF talent
The opening he sand Theatre for few evenings will be with
the celebrated Sgnoa Rona Pco and Sgnor De Begins apt
the evenings entertainment VIII be ntepeea WIN Vaude-
Vile Dancing Orchestral the orchestra being
posed ON this occasion of IL Professors and the nstru
rnents in the hands Olive British music masters.
ses I'm rrc VT. MAZZOUHI, D. M.
SELECT FRENCH CLASS FOR YOUNG
LADIES, 2ll Bieeckcr street
NTADEMOfSfLLE ID JANON has the honor 10 inform
I her friends and the public tina her French Morning Cass
for Ladies' will be reopened the 18th Of this
At half past II o'clock
the hour every Tuesday Thursday and
turday.
For particulars apply to Madamsee de Janon oil Blocker
street, from 10 20 10 o'clock. IS, 79, II, 10, lsSt
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PALMo'S OPERA HOUSE,


ITO LET-The above establishment, together with the
Baths Saloons, Reectory &c. until May next or Tor
shorter period If desired For information regards terms
&C. apply the premises Letters all from distance
must be postpaid and directed Opera House, Chambers ST.
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FOR SALE.
MEDALS AND COINS

Ion GALE ancient Coins, Grecian aud Roman OF the
- middle age and modern Coins, aud Medals of all nations
~ ~ me IN great and small quantities Also, col
n mons o, cor aposton medals finished the exquisite
u" h IneI, nsu At very mode rate prices
s Imples from Siberia, Sweden Norway. Bohemia
Story. N' ~''"' i'o' i'o 'iee""'cn suee. Su
ADJ IS ,,entiemea aud persons having charge of III.
.n ath OF both will find their advantage to
,h h GandJean Tor the and
~ HAIR He will warrant the of his dire for
cur. q badness gey and hair dsnd u and gene
Z ly all disease, which the human scalp bile Grand
cans practice so lar empirical that based upon exe
fehce extending through several I'll humphete
loobsewaon he has joined udcious scientific enquiry and
=, hne has prepared himself that he feels to clam
the patronage OF the really and discerning portion the
public. 10 a. 10
LAKE 81 PER1OR MINERAL LAND GRANTS.
w ANibp 70 purchase, one, two, or three Grants Any
by add es.ing ms Post Office stating price sy src
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second Board.
Married.

On the 10th instant by the Rev DR.. Cone MARTIN w
BROWN to Miss ELIZABETH WARD, only daughter of M
d. Ward. Esq all Of this e':y.
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MARYLAND LOAN OFFICE
Chesapeake Bank, Baltimore, 9th Sept LAS
NOTICES HEREBY GIVEN to the holders of Sterling
~ due LIST July, 1872 that if they apply Al fbs az
hce tefe thu due in London thew can
receive payment IN this country.
JOHN s. CUTTINGS
si23 Com of Loans for The q ate - a,a,ri,,d
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CpFAT SEA SEPpENT

GREAT SEA SERPENT
NOV EXHIBITING for the first time at the APOLLO
IN ROOMS ilO Broadway the Skeleton OF tbs INDUSTRIOUS
lily drgus Great Sea Serpent MEASURING III feet length
and weighing 500 lbs; the most complete skeleoa Of the
of animal creation discovered Also,
found St Louis and the Myodon, sloh found
Buenos Ayres with natural curioses from the
Western country This proudest monument of all animal
creation recently discovered by Dr. A. Keck Of Ger
many during geological research in Alabama Open from
GAM PM Admittauce Is cents; children l21s
3t*mc
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ADJUSTMENTS.

rAKK THEATRE.
MRS. KEAN'S BENEFIT,
AND LAST APPEARANCE OF
Mr. AND MRS. CHARLES RE1N
Friday Evening. september 18th,
The performance T' sTRaSGE Hs,n 's
The stranger sir .n h,1ss Kan Ksan
Baron ssni cls' Mr. Dyot coaai WineIsen, Mr. Bland
Faacis' Barry Tobiss, Fleming
a .ona,, winer'en. Ma Dir; w AGPos
Grand Pas dc Force. BY the two Ms, vsilses.
THE Fl ao i Eye NOON NOON
pn lsan Aranzr nlr Charles kean
Count Alontaiban Bland Balthazer, Fleming
zauor..... ................... Mrs DuveIel
Price of Admission-Bores 81; PHI. 50 Gallery
Doors open O'Clock and the Curtain will rise precisely
~ A limited number of Season Tickets may be obtained
BOWERY THEATRE.
Friday Evening, September 18th,
The Der''" sicH III fGr"'n'' with
sIs sssas HsaE bSss Orleans SUTHERLAND iasa
Man Mana ae de- sG Lsme Mrs s sat fsllp
''''' 10 esnelade VIII he Drama s Of
SsS TIL:
II. Nh: ssIl: . a Mr.; M &c:
MR. HAMBLIN
The popular Tragedian Is eng 'ged FOR six nights.
" Lower Boxes 50 ce,s !! Third Tiers, IS cts;
Doors viii open quarter before the viii
CASTLE GARDEN.
Adu,lssion % Cents.-De
''''' - Great Musical atrnct dsat" - ''
Friday Evening, September I2th,
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EXTENSIVE GYMNASIUM.

EXTENSIVE GYMNASIUM
THE Undersigned would respectfully inform the Public that
Gymnasium Is OF cree ion IN the vicinity Of
Broadway and Blocker the floor
enclosure Of 6o feet aud will be completed about the
18th October when will comprise all the branches Of
Exercise contained the first European Institutions Of
kd together with Reading Dressing, Bathing Fencing Spar
and Wrestling Rooms aud Galleries The Public rely
the TACT that exerons will be spared
Of the modes of exercise and
commodarou OF the various rooms make it The
sive desirable Institution Of the kind this country Due
will the time Subscriptions,
further particulars hereafter.
JAMES L. HATFIELD. Proprietor.
HENRY l.. TWIGGS, Director.
York Sept nth 8i5 sill sire
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COLMAN'S
ERARY SALOON,
AND EXHIBITION OF
BEA UTIFUL PAIN TIN GS,
No. 2O3 Broadway, New York.
M AXIMlLIAN'S Great and Splendid work being his
lvA through the United States illustrated with Eighty En-
cravings, after the of drawings large oowith
quarto volume of letter both volumes elegantly
for the Drawing Room few copies only printed in English
No stranger should visit the City without calling
the Great Colee ton of
which ara Offered 'at greatly reduced prices"
The Public Sale Room fill ed with books of every kind
various languages, to which, and the Print Room
charge is made
Above the Bookstore Sale Room apartment fitted
up for the
Two HUNDRED CHOICE PICTURES.
by ancient and modern Mastersto which, small charge
ofl2n cents is required.
HERALDRY.
The Arms Of individuals whose families originated
country Europe traced and spienddy embazoned vel
equal sxecuton and third the charge of the Lon
don Herads Colleges eneaoges or Pedgrees arranged and
Illuminated.
The GENEALOGY OF GEORGE WASHINGTON,
Price only 81 50-in coors A Curiosity. ie23 eodtf
For SALE.
A PROMISSORY NOTE, drawn by Egbert Hedge of the
IA Poudette Company for $40 This note bona fde Ct
for paid by the landlord OF house No
22j Wooster street. Apply to Henry Nerns, No So William
street, up stars. SO str
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mn MISS CATHERINE WOODS
LERE Letter the Post Office in this city addressed
- 70 MISS catherine Wood. formerly Albany. Any per-
son her PLACE OF residence will do
20 he wnter by informing the Post Master and
nm 10 forward to her She resided in this CITY .bout five
years ago. and may have since married The letter was
gu W nusust Isl
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CHARLESTON THEATRE, S. c.
FEW Competent Musicians obtain situations for the
n above Establishment by applying the Subscriber his
residence 20 North Moore street. between The hours Of 10 and
12 A. NJ. w. e. FORBES.
o3t,sf
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NOITCE.
LII persons forbid harboriuQ mr. t,,,,g m. c,a r
n the British Baque Adam am AZ no dsb, q, ,bsr "o
tnetns will DO paid either By Captain or owners slom
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NTBLOS GARDEN.
Thursday Evening, September Ilth,
The performances will commence AT O'Clock with
the Overture to La Refine de Chypre
To be follow ed by the Grand Opera Of
LA RENE DE CHYPRE
Mocenlgo. ~ ordaunt
nI Cyprus Bernard
Archbishop. ........ ........... Narsse
uy@ir,ernission Of Half an Hour j
Between the 81 and 9TH acts.
ITPerfnrmarce 70 commerce az IA iccck. Door
O'clock.
The Books Of the French Opera with literal Engshtrans
lation, for sale At the ticket Office
Nights Of the French Company-Monday, Wednesday,
Thursday, and Frid ~.
~ Tickets Fifty Cents, SO
I5S Private Boxes IS each.
ei,,ent Ponce will always be ATTENDANCE
good order and keep all proper persons
limited number af Sa.on Tickets will NJ disposed Of
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WANTED.

Ky m'n oil experience, situation az Head Waiter o
~ Steward; perfectly understands his business and has III
best of referenee TO capabty &c. from OF the hf
class Hotels where last employed Has objection goi
sorh having spent three IN New Orleans Addres
Jones the Office Of this paper slJ 3t.rc