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The New York herald., 1845-11-09
ADMINISTRATION SALE


, THE very very valuable Country Rs,idsnse Of the late
day OF November next, at noon.
land in West Chester County in the highest state improve
ment and situated the Great Boston Turnpike Road
e Of p depot Hasm od ndsrns the
The Mansion House is built in the most modern expensive
and finished manner In commanding location and every
White mas Egyptian "n
sis mantes hr9ughou All the walls The
Gardeners House Farm House Coach House Barns and other
on he % eSs am
strawberries &c, Of the finest qualities and abundance
a He %
certain messuage and piece parcel Of land and
and State Of New and bounded as follows besnnas
ng Lancaster Undehls. known BY Pon6eld Road being
the stage White Plains road from thence running norhey by
gan thence running northery bv aid Morsan land as the
se nS% % I to on e Of %
fence stands until road known by the Pom
% a% to a%Gs e
Of beginni.g contain tweny-egh acres be the same
Also all that piece parcel Of land premises situate lying
and State aforesaid and bounded follows psgnIng
Vi % the s 5 R9d by I p % @
from thence running westerly by and with the land Of Thomas
Of the land of Israel Hunt white oak ee marked
with three G hacks a, bound tree thence TpnSns noTy BY
uu comes to the northeast of the land of the said Is
d sas s as bs eaes e s 0 ua
comes the vded land the property ofte late Jonathan
land Of Tie said Fnkney until comes to the Fonied
% psa'hs ] S os @ ss s
the place OF beginning; containing by estimation fifty acres
%aSs 1ysas Esq a. White Jfs e / s DE
'eF0er IweHFGa!s HsSkEaw isIfs fsw KIN y'f Administrator.
Dated September 23h, 1875 n4 5tism
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Certificates presented to Miss Josephine Bramson by thirty
one eminent professors of music -
We have had the pleasure OF hearing Miss Josephine Bran
sonat private party and must confess that heard
child o ten years play the Piano Forte with all the
rapiy the precision the ady keeping and the taste
OF adult professors she throws force also into the
volumes OF her than could have supposed her phv
strength could accomplish We feel confident she is des-
tined rya the pianist thus far known Professors
OF New York-fero Maroucein, Michele Rapettl, George
Loder Heinrich, Kyle Austin Phillips, julius Metz,
ftIil w Thos Jones' Professors Philade lphia-S
Enrich, z Cross Conqct Edw Barton Joseph PLIGHT,
Jarvis, Dongo, kenhart, T. Dudoph & Stolte,
Vincent Smith Augustus Caru Prosfessos OF Baltimore
Samuel Carus II A Allen, Petri, Metz Professors OF
Hanford-W J Babcock, ii w Greatores V Taylor, Jas
Barnet Jos Monds, Carl LoreDz. ctr
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HASTINGS
COMPOUND SYRUP OF NAPHTH4d.


IHE IUIU MPI CUMPIE TE 7!
NOTWITHSTANDING the short time during which
this aluabe medicine has been before the
public lis specific critics and virtues have unequivocay
proved to be only the reli bu also unfaing
remedy in all affections prescribed be within legitimate
ntrol Unlike yannted articles advertised the Naph-
tina Syrup forth edennm for ailment
remedy for every disease but for astonishing powers
by other medcament within the range the
PhamacopGa in allayng itaton Inflammation Of the
coatngs, and stimulating the broneh action in
remarkable and
above all for its wonderful property If
ARRESTING THE FORMATION OF TUBERCLE,
And breaking down pulmonary disease when established All
inqurers referred which will be
cheeruy furnished the ocs OF the g-ncy The experience
Hastings and more ecently six of cure tyde Lon
don Lance effected by jealous fellow iaborer Dr. Hocken
Of London sufficient OF themselves the tmor
skeptca of the perfect durability by the above remedial
OF that justly dreaded disease, phtns Pumonalis OF
Tubercular Consumption Let none despair.
For sale by MOORE & CO., the American Agents, Al
Ann street, and J. Elliott 1913 DIV SION STREET op-
posite Ludlow New York. Price 81 bottle-Six bot
ties for So. MS I'm ie
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PART II.

Overture-DeT Freyschl,k. We
Cavatina-Aiss Wlndmuiler, (from the Opera Ca
pulettil Sc Romes -. Mercalu
Air FaueaIse-Petit FleM des Bois,' Mons Gi-
Duetto-By Miss ]. and II Bramson. .............
Ballad-Cam the night Mr. Austin Phillips, A. Phil
Concerto, Piano Fore-Aliss Bramson, with full
orchestra ...... ............. i. Czs
To comms al o'clock Doors openat7.
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-SEGARS-BARGAINS
F1NHE SUBSCRIBERS having lately pnrchahed exten-
stock OF Segars by order OF Assignees Sc,
enabled to offer greater bargains tn prices
lowerthan the cost of manufacture
them several lots exceedingly desirable. For the
Wholesale Segar Emporium, 1903 Wall street. up atairs
ms lmtr KENNETH s. lAVERTY,
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UNIVERSITY OF NEW YORK.
tpT1TENT OF uEDTCTNE-

DEPdRI4NENT OF HEDICINE.
THE Introductory Lectures g1 81 95 the session ms @ s T com
il the University MEDICAL College IN The iolowlqs ole order =
Professor Patson, Tuesday, 28th Oct, p NJ.
Pra@ea oT Medicine Professor Revere wednesday, 29th
Oct. I r. NJ -, g.. ,,,.. NH, ~ n.
Miwisry and the Diseases of Women and Children Prof
Bedford FRIDAY 3st Oct 7P. NJ.
Chemistry, Prof Draper Saturday, Nov. JPN.
Tie profession aud public respectfully invited attend
- ~ : " JOHN w. DRAPER, secy.
ll,,versty Medical College, $50 Broadway.
October 20, 1876, o22tn3eodis'rc
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PROGRAMME.
Overture in ID. Full Orchestra Kalliwoda
Aria-Nss Windmu!ier 'Das Alpenhorn,' (Corno
Obligato) ........ 49,. 49,. Proch
Grand Fantasia-Mss Bramson, lie Marche ID
Otello. with full orchestra. -. ........ Herr
Ballsd-'Tll watch for thee, Mr. Austin Phillips,
arranged by: -. ...... ..,..... Phillips
Duetto-fiano Forte Miss Bramson and Miss Har-
ret Bramson.
French Aas-Mons Gilbert Les Heriondeles' Fecien David
ct LIE Bon Cure. ............... l. Puget
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ADJUSTMENTS.


u G. HILLS
FESTIVAL CONC ERT
.. aosS4$ y. Gil; s.,
or Which occasion he Will Be %o ssd p & he &Msmbe Of
aud oHer v asaished ab o his city who have
Vocal and asiramsSt hitherto presented Con-
LFSfofb TsS s. sf'1lia So xETGs, sIl's2.s
VIII perform the Piano Forte.
MAD. AsrolsrrrEE EESFr5rs, o41o,
MISS m 'sTSii i'r,' her ''' '" Europe
s'aS21 aGSs Ausl1H aGtksS rs iGS5s'fi: gG9yCTEs
,..s L ssssSS Ls.s;SoK j. !: 1. AHkkiIfEE' kiEE. rn,,.,
PROGRAMME.
re-. Fs s. Brightly Ro''
DafioYaSsy DAY %s,o mai i o9 E,as Claudio M.aJa ,' -
sotas SS1'A NJ a1' ky 'Es bril- ''''''''''
ass sn on On boan G Ar % A "a BcD.
Cavs,in,-'In questo sempiice" op. betty Mad.
F,ut.sSv osie viooaceo Mon. Boucher. D0nl1e,l.
81 oe s's eass Asi ct ss
Miss Windmuller, MIR Duunng aud Mr. Nash,
first time Amefica.. ................ Weber
parts 'a BY Mss No%G" op might. of snow Sa"
cavaaa- Or Malao. sis;asr AuP,ci. Doass''i
Grand Marcle Marocaine executed by Leopold de
Meyer. Aud the same will be performed By
the Grand Orchestra, as lnstruwen'ed by the
great Berloiz with an origioal Coda aud exc
cuted in PARIS under his direction with astonish-
ing effect On the present occasion 1t VIII be
under the direction of Leopold de Meyer.....
The Prayer" op Moses in Egypt Solos aud
Overure-Jubilee, by request. -. Weber
The Orchestra will Of $50 and nearly 100 in
Mr. T. 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 e Hill.
Concert TO commence at % clock.
Tickets One Dollar eachFor sale the Music Stores,
and at Saxton Miles, POS Broadway; Leayu Trows 1871
Broadway; Appleton Co.'S 200 Broadway; Nesbitts,
Sparks i6l Fulton st H. Megs 4i6 Broadway; Geo Whit
lock- 8S Canal and the door The evening Of perform
n8 81 &c
!. GRAND COMPLIMENTARY CONCERT.
TlNHE FRIENDS Of Mr. JAMtS CHADWICK, in New
York and Brooklyn being ANXIOUS TO pay him IN his de-
gard for him hghy respectable rvat. ctzsn aud t.
af1 COMPLEMENTARY CONCERT
Will take place on TUESDAY EVENING neat, November
lth the Brooklyn Institute upo4 which the I'll
lowing eminent vocalsts have kindly volunteered their sau
tous ces
Mr. GARDINER, vocalist Of the Park Theatre, his first
appearance AT a cert here.
Mr.. BROuGh the celebrat bass.
Nadine BUkKHARbT, the f,vor,te canta,rce. with
other talent, that will be u'-ly
set forth ON the day Of the concert. t9 20
CONCERTS. SOIEEES, NC.
MI Il. AND MRS COLLINS. tt,e popular vocalists) are
V prepared receive for Concerts SoiIees
&c, during the forthcoming season.
Mrs C. also Pianist and can be engaged Tor private
o'0n Mrs NEW5 Ts Of I Faao Forte
nj lm'r and SnEng tOh GRIND street.
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TAXES, 1915.
ONce4 Receieer of 1ares, Nac Ciiy Hall, Park.
oniCE IS hereby given that the Tax Books Of the pre-.
are now open at tins Office and that ready to
e fes charged upon them All persons paying their
sl m G pesou, hs s Of January entitled reduction
on t amount equal 10 interest the
per calculated from the day payment until the first
Of February. JOHN SIEW SRT w
Oi6ce hours from "a NJ to2PM
Persons sending full description of their popc,tv N b,s
Office VIII have Their bill them or hey ca, At anv me
be- had hv application II the office nj iwrc
hhfOV bales rot, very superior art,cl. N,
l sale by H. H. COLLINS 4 20 ~ Souh :, ~
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STATS & BARKER,
HILLS INFALLIBLE ONGUENT FOR THE
HAIR.

HILL . lNFALlIlDlLc FOR I1E
HAIR.
CAN any thiGg be honest Notice the fact that
~ never pub sh certificate commendaory of the
unless has the residence of the individual giving append
ed which enables satisfy yourselves (by enqury
the 0ngaen is really whst pprports to be and understand
properly applied TO eteeuay stay aopecy falling off
Of the hair, restore 10 bald Grad cate
dru scurf and all exoatos of the cucle cap change
red grey hairs to beautiful dark color make the hair
moist soft, curly, &c.
do hereby certify that have been seriously afflicted with
dandu and falling off of the hair and made use of several
articles for the WITHOUT the least benefit indeed was
fearful Of becoming bald finally being uduced Hills
lnalble Qnguen am happy TO say the result
sd my hair soon commenced growing and now thicker
strongly recommend it for the above. Yours, Sc,
JAMES BLANCARD No. 49, Avenue D.
q Recollec Hll's nflble ongueut can be obtained
Nassau sts., and Of the following Agents ' 'A'
VIM. II. Carey < Co., 1856 Pearl St; | Graham Co., 70
Water ST. ;Wm A. Crocker,9 Maden lane; Mr. Thomas Sew
ell, 478 Grand ST., New York
A. Spoouer Co., 81 Fulton St; Mrs j. Jordan's Fancy
Store SO Atlantic street Brooklyn l.; f. Bsnzes Conec
tionary, in Isl; between Grand and South t ss Williams
bbnrgh p Herr;ck No Delavan House, Albany, y Y;
Messrs Mortimer howbry, corner of Market and Charles
streets, Baltimore, Md jos f. rippe, 29s Broad
Marke! ST. Newark NJ j.: ~ A. Crazy, 40 Merrmac street
Lowell, Mass. o30 msrc
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PATENT PAPER MACHIE TRAYS
NEW ARTICLE, in elegant patterns is offered al
"A prices much lower than formerly Also superior
men of Ivory Table Knives aud Forks dozens aud of3l
pieces made equal those for the London trade: Brown
hlate Braces and Bits &c. aud general stock ofTaple and
Pocket Cutlery, Saws Razors, SC.
The above direct from the manufacturers offered
low prices. BARTON BROTHERS,
MWF6 6ttrc l8 Plat
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AitCH STREET. THEATRE.

STAGE MANAGER. MR. H. e. STEVENS
Fouith Night fthe Engagement of
MISS NELSON AND MIR BROUGHAM.
SEVENTH NIGHT OF MIR. sILSBEE.
Monday Evening. November 10th.
viii be presented JONATHAN BRADFORD-Jonathan
Bradford, MIR Freeercks Dan Macray, MIR Broug CHAM;
+ aaleb Scrimmage, MIR Burke; Anne Bradford Miss A
Fisher
Followed with THE COUNTERFEITERS-Mar Red
land, Stevens, Larry O'Gg, Brougham; Rose Redland
Miss Nelson
To conclude with the FORTUNE TELLER-B. Useful
UrIah Doc, Mr. Sisbee: Blanca Carlou Mrs Burke.
MISS BRAMSON'S CONCERT.
MISS JOSEPHINE BRAMSON. (aged 10 years) assisted
1Vl by her sister, MISS HARRIET BRAMSOM, (aged
yeaIs respectfully informs her friends and the public that she
FAREWELL CONCERT,
Niblo's Saloon,
On Tuesday, November 18th, 1915,
On which occasion will be assisted by the following tai
MISS WINDMULLER
MONS. LOUIS GILBERT,
MR.. AUSTIN PHILLIPS, and
AN ORCHESTRA comprising the first talent Of the city,
der the direction OF MIR. GEORGE LODER.
MRHENRY &. TIMM
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ALHAMRA,
No. $50 BroadtcaV, (betueen Spring and Prince.)
IMMENSE ATTRACTIONS -.
MUSIC AND MIRTH
Monday Evening, Nov. 10th,
Aud during the week. ~
The manager Of the Alhamra has much pleasure in an
nouncng the engagement of the celebrated deneaor Of
comic characters" and eccentric pecu arities,' y
DIR VALENTINE
Who will nightly enlven his audience with his superatve
ly humorous" and ,iresstbly aughable"
The services of the popular and highly talented
ANGLESEA SINGERS -!
Have also been secured Their reputation established
liar style Of singing would be perfectly superuous. As
calss and they not TO be surpassed IN the
WHOLE WORLD 4, =.
Performance TO commence at 712 o'clock Admission Is
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w ANTED IMMEDIATELY, certain cur. for had -,
pa ana @ oongh-then go TO DR. w. H. Milner corner pa ~
n.y. a. say ana !oln street. New York, aud pet one n ~ "
- ne compound syrup Of Wild Cherry aud Won .;i,
II ~ ''e uhectlons-Ty
- 3-m
t'ogND ADRlFT Mt sea, the Schooner JEKSEY nj TTI-
,,b ., sddetown j., the 3th instant about five nil,
u - aong isand Beac-she taken nt the South Rsv
n LINER information apply the SuJscb al Ssvrs
Sas Vile Nov I'll ,oo .-- SMITH WlCkS
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CiAnisNUT STKEET Tfi kln INA..
PHILADELPHIA.
W. +. BURTON =. LESSEE MANAGER
First Night Of the
English Opera Company.
Monday Evening, November 10th,
Will be presented first time in America English Of
Belni's Opera OF PURITANI-Sr George Walton, MIR
Segun; Lord Arthur Talbot; Mr. Frazer Sir Richard
Bruno koberson MI Dunn; Elvra Mrs sesuin; Hsnrette
To be preceded BY the CHATTER OF ACCIDENTs-In
which Mrs w Smith, Mrs Hughes, Mrs Owens and Mr.
Harper will appear.
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BOARD.
TWO ROOMS with large pantry small sized room be-
tween vacant, and could be had with board at
moderate by gentlemen and their ladies' by apply
luz at No. 81 Fourth street near Amos M 3tfh
"ANTED-A situation porter assistant dry goods
w store shipping Office, by who is well
acquainted with the city, and be well recommended
Pleas apuly yafe1 Snuthct ups stair mfr
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Inc receipts Tor the week ending the lst instant this
year. were double those for the corresponding week
last year The receipts at the rate of sls5 600
rmonth and the transportation of coal at the rate of
ninety thousand tons per month The price Of coal with
IN the past month has advanced from five to six and six
ana hah dollars per ton, and the supply can hardly
keep pace with the demand The Reading Railroad has
proughtto market this year about eight hundred thou
sand tons OF coal nearly one half Of the whole
tity received from all this season; and had il
NOT been for the facilities afforded by this company for
the transportation of COAL the demand for consumpt
would have greatly exceeded the supply, and prices
would have ranged from fifty to seventy five per cont
above the current prices The benefits the public gen
eray mus derive from the building of this road are
IMMENSE as millions Of dollars have been saved TO tho
poorer classes Coal at least two dollars ton cheaper
'nah II would nave beon had this road not been built,
which saves to the consumers at least four millions
dollars. - =
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Am now delivering best Peach Orchard and Red Ash Coal
% ss ss ss q s az E
s from the boats
DANCING AND WALTZING ACADEMY,
No. II HOWARD STREET.
SlG'NA& SIG FERRERO have reopened their School,
dies s ON ss asd 'ss !. s G
arf T&'ss: s"S o s %ss ds 1s.
AID Masters Monday and Thursday evenings, hall i
dTf4d "a f sd
s,s r. For do La vaz Deux Temps Polka aud the Mazouka
s9 m " yaSe and boarding schools attend
AMERICAN EAGLE CARRIAGE REPO-
STORY,
PRIVATE SALES STABLES, AND RIDING SCHOOL,
CORNER OF
Sniisste ana Deinncey streets, New York.
HE uudersgned having leased the above premises pre-
= pared receive from manufacturers ali articles their
sleigh Robes &e on sale or on storage at as
and psays any Ge5 he city The Garrage
light and airy and will be under the care Of expe
Ihe Stables are roomy aud well ventilated consisting Of co
@ stalls aa sp Arena Tor exercise OF by feet dimensions
are well sasd and and veterinary s1rseon Of
may require his assistance. ''S cav
m hyes G,i,s m GT's dispose wishing pa,
o1bsis RE ds scba" SSi s Of Of attention
comfort that must ensure trial OF such ladies and
as-quire the exercise wish the The Ladies
drawing and dress0g will be neatly furnished aud
der the supernendence of one of the best Riding Masters
the country.
Gentlemen not admitted during Ladies hours
Card will be published giving of time commence
ment, programme OF arrangement and terms
The public invited call and examine the premises
The Cars from the City Hall YOU al the corner Bow
cry and Delaney, lew doors from the establishment.
nit m GEORGE EIiLE, Proprietor.
NOTICE q DEBTORS OF THE FIRM OF VAL
~ BklDGE, ROBBINS x MckNIGHT.-The firm OF
Wsibhdse Robbins Mcknight lately anscting business
NO 2 Liberty street, having made assignn OF all
goods Sh,les effects and credits undersigned all
sons indebted TO the said firm hereby notified TO make pay
men oil their said indebtedness snc
persons are hereby warned make any ch payments
any OF The persons composing the late firm Wabrldse Rob
BINS y Mcknight; New York, October 3O,h, lsi3.
r., w. PEMBERTON * 10. 100 John St.
Persons indebted said firm are respectfully requested to
furnish me with statement of er accounts with SAID firm
nibis'uc T. w, r.
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WANTED,
A FEW ACTIVE YOUNG MEN to go South West, to
"A Agents the sale of and popular Publications
$500 above their will be insured them
writing with opportunity clearing $1,000 Some
i'll employ will, doubt, made $1,000
year clear of all expense Each will have his district will
be for them to have from $3 $50 to obtain
Broadway, up stairs. All letters must be post paid
"a INIT
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ADJUSTMENTS.

~.
eaNA THEATRE.
First Night of the Engagement of
MR.. AND MRS CHARLES kEAN.
Monday Evening, November 10Th.
VII hsMTET. e ff'sSf"sd
Hamlet. ............. Mr. Charles Kean
rSlog'os shS.t os i,oi.,. t,;., so,. Bss:
sS,S op5siia II ,,'n'e' @,e' Mrhse. Kesa esS'
"ertade Follou.a6v Mrs A0O0"
r,sle Deun de Foysp S'iI ~ d the two Mis-. v.llees
TURNING sc9'iHai TIE ~i's ~Ti'asBLEs.
'Ta'K Ms, Knihb. Nj mI Roberts
Price Of Adm."oa-Boie, 81; r,, 80 cent. GALLERY,
Door ca O'Clock "a the cu:.i. wl.e precisely
YOWEWy THEATaE.
A. w. JACKSON. MANAGER AND PROPRIETOR.
Monday Evening, November 10Th,
The 't'5jGGjiIaifGrSss 5GIiGs e GEs%E fs&Ts"'e with
Blalu, ::............... Davse99p9T
rscHANiFFEiBD S1iFi BAifS foGSrAIs 'hf '''
Zaphra ..............;. Miss + Bell
ss!s$'@s ss The Aerial spirl's By the Rivers Family
JS,a TS sGnslsde yi,h,Gs ays
Gato.............. Cqny
Dog, olht Plantation BY Hector and Bru%
Bore. 50 cents. second and Third f:rs 2s
Pit and Gallery, I21f cents.
Doors will open half past the curtain viii at
BOWERS CIRCUS.
BOXES IS cents-PlT l2li-CHiLDREN HALF PRICE.
BEAUTIFUL ACT OF FEMALE EQUEsTRIANIsM,
BY MRS. COLE,
daughter of the celebrated Cook, Of London.)
Universally ceded be the first rider country both
for elegance Of style and boldness Of execution.
Besides twelve other acts and the circle by the
finest troupe America
IJ- The Mmstrels have a budget
Every Evening.
Dap lSlce,. .tlown
rs lwfm
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inc oividends OF these companies average from one
ana half to ten per cent per annum
The most productive of these roads are the Great
western the Grand Junction. and the London and Bir
mngham. N -
Inc receipts OF the Reading Railroad Company for
one week IN October in the past three years have been
as follows $ si
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NIOndpv Evening. Noyembe,

n}TICKETS ONE DOLLAR,-fH
Children under twelve years of age 50 cents.
Tickets be had at all the music stores and the doo
OF the evening of tie concert
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DICHLY BOUND AND ILLUSTRATED
IL BOOkS-lately received by F. TAYLOR,
most Of them from London direct
Gems, from the Poets Of the Ninete zenith Century;
| vol. IS illustrations.
Rogers Italy: vol. small quarto, London many
engrayings
Rogers Poems; vol. small quarto, London many
engrayiDgs.
Book of the Poets, containing selections Of English
Poetry from the age OF Chaucer to 5vsttie; vol.
London, with many beautiful designs.
illustrated edition Of Campbells Poems; l vol
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Corrne on Lltale, par Madame dc Stae; vols.
Paris, richly bound and filled with illustrative de-
signs from the ruins and scenery of Ro me and Italy
illustrated edition Of Cowper's Task l vol Svo.
Milton, with illustration reduced from Martins
Designs; ] vol. limo, London.
Tyass's Illustrated Shakespeare; 3 vols, London,
1874.
And many other fine editions Of the most esteemed
writers in the English and French languages, from
the Library size down to the smallest pocket volume
some of them beautifully illustrated others richly
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Fine English editions Of Gbbon, Robertson, Clar-
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Debts-an abrogaton of the Executive Veto as I'M
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