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PHLApELPHIA, Oct GAR Lconidas, Boston. CD Cohen
jr, West Indies; John McCrea, Coast Of Africa.
BALTIMORE Oct 5-Arr Alexander, Roterdam Leila, Hig.
gins NYork Comel Young, do; Columbus, [Brel and vI-
Mary Ann Bath; Thos Hooper Antisua Exact Nantucket
Alexandria Richsds and Michigan Terry, NYork Bradore
aud James, Portland Sid Marianne Bremen; Artta Halifax
Mary aud Eliza Hand Providence Cid 4th Constitution, La
Guayra and Porto Cabelo; Emily johnson, Snedcor New
York. - 49,
NoRyoLK, Oct s.AT Wsskeag, P,llsbury, NYo,k; David
Pratt Baltimore Cid Puritan, Jamaica. Arr 9TH, Louisiana
Emery, NYork; w Talman, Boston.
spoken.
A Bremen brig showing No 1877 I'd ult. lat 40, Ion H.
Bremen barque show No 49, 23d ult lat A. Ion $500
An American brig showing private signal with three hor
zonta stripes red yellow and ed under the national flag
beating up Gulf, 26th ult. lat 81 26 ~ Ion 70 U.s.
large ship with painted ports showing white burgee
with red ball in the centre, also beating Guf-same
day.
Foreign Ports.
ANTIGUA Sept 20-No American vessel in port Sid 6 h.
Fsrmount st Thomas; nth, Chancellor, ST Vncents 18TH
Norris Stanley, 1t Kits.
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oesssrily Be consumed sprsinsd foot or finger. or
any casualty disq uai6es soldier sailor from duty
AZ general rule all the troops Florida took with
them partial supply Of medical stores.
Dr T. Du BARRE sworn.-I have served IN the West
lndies between three and four years have served in
the Weasel, the League and the Harvest was at the
hospital Key West from the Fall Of 1898 to the Spring
Of 1924 acting hospital surgeon They were supplied
with preserved meats milk and other articles at very
exorbitan prices. The fresh provisions were principal
ly preserved meats. They were bought at Havana at
SIS dozen Milk, when it could be obtained paid
from % per quart and at whatever price
could get il at would not have stopped at any price if
thought the sick needed it. Ice essential as any
article that could be obtained. The articles usu.
ally procured in Havana and should suppose that upon
medicines there difference of three or four hun.
dred per cent. on the prices Of New York
Here the testimony closed for this day.1
The Court is progressing very deliberately and quiet
ly with the examination, and may, from the number
witnesses yet to testify occupy least the whole Of
next week in this investigation Lieut.. Mclaughlin is
his own counsel. and We should Judge from what has
already occurred that he is able peader ms well as
an active oicer He seems anxious that this matter
hall be probed to the bottom, We wish him safe de-
hverance OF course, we can express opinion to
the result Of this inquiry.
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BALTIMORE, Oct. 6, 1916.

BALTIMoRE, Oct. 6, 1S45
Corporation Elecii0a-- U7aig and Nat,pe TVar Of
Erterninationlfor Emigration Ipeish's Cir
cus-Iheatricals, Fare, &c.
Our State election is just over the result of which
you have, and now the alarm is sounded by our
three political parties to prepare for the Council
Election day after tomorrow, Wednesday. The
Wings and Natives have declared war against each
other, and have issued letters OF marque, conse-
quently this election will probably be more spirited
than the State election. The democrats stand by
and look on, not caring straw which whips, being
well satisfied that they can take advantage Of their
tall out, and elect large majority of the Council
men, whilst if it were not for Nativeism the Wings
could easily carry a majority ofthe wards. Native
ism does not meet with the same reception here
that IT has IN other cities from the whigs but has
been openly denounced by them from It's birth The
wings will consequently rally all their forces on
Wednesday, draw back to their field as MANY OF
their recreant friends as possible and endeavor 10
outnumber both Natives and Democrats in the wing
wards II has been ascertained that out Of the 100
votes CASTOR the Native Congressman last Wednes-
day, but six were democrats.
We had two more ship loads of German emf
grants at our wharves on Saturday. numbering near
y tour hundred. They came on board the shin Co
lumbus and the barque Virginia from Bremen
Welch, Mann and Deavans grand circus will
enter the city to-day with great pomp and ceremo-
ny They are great favorites here and will meet
with cordial reception
Burton brings out at the Front Street Theatre this
evening. the drama of Margaret Catchpoe, the
Female Horse Thief with Mrs Burke ne ,hs hs-
rome, which will probably pay expenses until the
arrival OF some OF the stars he has engaged
The clothing store Of Messrs Myers IL Full, on
Pratt street, damaged by fire on Saturday night
to the amount OF about $iOOO-fulIy insured.
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M A RHINE HERALD.
Movements OF the steam shin.
Packets TO Arrive.
Packets to Sail.
PORT OF NEW YORK. oCToBERy

. Gsxs... s ~ Moo, sErs, .........Io % r.
'~"7' '''..... al eco, ' rxs - IL N
Ship Louisa, Lesvtt, New Orleans VIM Nelson
Ship Europe, Baker, New Orleans J Eiwe 4 Co
ship tlorldsn. Prsit, New Orleans, d HurIbut Co
Shlp Peter Hattr'ck, Post, Char eson, nnrihut Co
Brs jon" Potter Dowd nsS !, s.a,gs. csapsn Co
Brig Macon Hayden, Savannah, X M DemIl.
Schr Agnes, Br) ellis, Halifax, Thos Winniett
Schr I. II Herrick, Clarence, Salem.
sloop Providence Brown, Providence.
Arrived.
Ship Colombo tof Bos,on) Burwe from LIVERPOOL ID ult
with mdse, TO master
BIemspshie Emma Ednard, &c days from Bremen, with
Barqne Baltic (of Thom.stsnl UImer "a DAYS from Ant
werp, with mdse, to Nesmth X Walsh.
Barque lagrange Porter 10 days from Daren Ca with
ton, TO order.
New b;rqae ABBY Frances Brayton, days from Warren,
Brig Clarion, Leland 10 days from Sydney CD with coal
to Ward Brown Sailed with ship Lotos Boston
LEFT brig Architect, just arr.
Brig Clinton, Andrews, days from Savannah, with cotton,
Sturges, Clearman X Co
Brig Linden Knudson days from Charleston with cotton
to Durham Dron.
Brig Mentor. Greenlaw, Calais, lumber
Brig North Bend Cole, Boston, In ballast TO Devereur
Brig Juno. Kelly Boston, to Stevens.
schr Haock Wilmington NC naval stores and cot
schr Star, Robbins, Washington, NC. naval stores
Schr Chsndlsr Lozisr, Virginia.
Schr Spark, Jeffreys, Virginia, potatoes.
Scnr Clay. Carr, Virginia potatoes.
schr J ManseIl, Rows, VIrs MnH pot.to..
schr John Polk, Longstreet, James River, wood.
sehr John A Duncan Rial Brandywine, flour 20 Allen
sohr Mary Ann Mitchell, Harrington, lunbs,jHu
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LIyERrooLShip Colombo-72 sacks salt Wilson Brown
2eS bars % bds iron Co1Sdoa son-i pks Jones
Shaw.3S Asbury22 chains Merritt co-7OO sks salt
woodruff Minum-l53l bars Kemeys Breese co-20
to order. ~ W.
BREMEN-Ship Emma-I pkg p Murray-l2H Boker-i2 r.
Doan son-23 w Lilendshl-l3R5 Henschen IjnL.rt
wood spar. BIZ. 1000 dmns Pavensedt Grooming
i pkg tjlozsteim=1o Osrchs Kruger-l Bnns Hasead
cher-l Keiuge X cos to order
ANTwERP-Bsrque Batc-2 pkgs @ Never h son--ia do r
Grunenhsl- kesse5 co-s resnway Henry cog Roi.
ker Mollman1-A Boker-lJ p Stener-l l. Struler-6
w Spies-2H Wiener-l Victor Acheis-i Emeric-8s
Schuchardt tayre co-3 kaupe-1 q Semon--io Boi.
ceau kusch-l0C Ahrenfeldt-l De Ruyter-2 Bret.
thaupt Chum-23 w x II Ma-2 q Gunther-2 Gerd,pg
Kunkslmann-o SchraRe u cos to order.
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Naval Court of Inquiry.

Case Of Lieut. John T. Mclaughlin of IKE lat. Florida
Squadron in continuation
Navy DEPARTMENT,
WAsHISGToN, Saturday, Oct. a. 1915
Court met pursuant to adjournment. Journal read
Surgeon General LAWSON sworn-I am surgeon-gene.
raj Of the United States army; directed Surgeon H. L.
OF the sick of army and also the expense
each man per year; was ordered to investigate the
81 tine ARMY paper wa. then shown him
that not lis official report Secretary OF the
Navy He answered 1t was BY order of the Secretary
OF War, and in obedience thereto, made this report to
the Secretary OF the Navy The report was founded
upon the monthly returns aud other off ,al Ia
the Adjutant Generals Office of the army; upon the
quarterly returns of the medical officer on file in the
Medical Purveyor's Office in New York and upon the
accounts on ME IN the second Auditors Office aud be-
eve me report TO De true in all parts Every thing
that was given to the sick between july sii ana inns
~. lesa was furnish at the expense Of the United
states Ihe ations OF the sick the army were retain
cd IN the hands of the commssary and the al
lowed in money Communication the value OF that nor
ton oil the ration obtained and that money is
in the purchase of any essential articles for the sek MOI
otherwise provided for The ration in Florida s com
sVsss. ms o1u ssDs,h OF s ssnss cents me
was 4.a3s as appeas by the monthly returns
and s,s muster rs rolls 10 the Adjutant General.
OF the medical department for the of that portion OF
the army IN Florida, included the expenses OF the
report is to the best Of my belief perfectly accurate
he amount S709 2 also for wines and liquors is cor.
Inc sum Of sl2 2le 70 exclusive of the raons
re. ns no, alowed by the no pital department and
vas no. embraced in the medical supply table was
p IN several instances by order of the com
s.a,ns omcer and paid for believe out Of the com
mutation allowance from the retained rs,on .rs vo
no doubt that ice essential in some Of s;ct
ness IN Florida The OF 81 800 40 co,s " 81
abstract or paper. was not believe eosi ~ an
ohciii report and therefor constitute enclosed IA my
10 handing that paper stated to the seeps us
that THIS account was inexplcsble 10 me ~
sumed that there was error In rand ai'u pre-
count Of the expenditure The troops tina, VENT o &c
.ne year 1914 LOOK IN partial supply Of medical ad
hospital stores The Medical Purveyof turns ova ,
supplies to the Quartermasters department ana we
are transported to their several places OF des,n,y
The medical officer who receives the upplie,
to the surgeon Generals Office receipt for eyerv
Gle OF supply that comes into mis- hands, and he
~ accounts to tine Surveyor General for every
he disPoses of As general the supplies are n
taken from part OF the garrison Enough taken to
meet tho sxgencies Of the service in Florida BY order
sent them. The regular supplies were sent from New
York Supplies were furnished the army in Florida
alter lsA2 large portion Of those on hand must ..
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BEETHOVEN'S MOUNT OF OLIVES AND
THE SEVEN SLEEPERS

BEETHOVEN'S MOUNT OF OLIVES AND
THE SEVEN SLEEPERS.
During the Week Of
THE AMERICAN MUSICAL CONTENTION
THE SUBLIME oRATORIO Of The Mount Of Olives,
DR. Lewee. will be performed at the TABERNACLE, on
Thursday Evening the 9th Oct next under The direction Of
Mr.. GEORGE LODEk
Commencing O'clock precisely and closing about TO-
the solo parts we'll sustained by resident talent
Mr.. H. c. Tmm will preside at the Organ.
Tickets Fifty Cents each be obtained At the music
stores Of Firth Hall, No. Franklin square Firth Hall
Pond, go Broadway Atw 2o Br' adwsy Saxton Miles,
ss Broadway the stores of Coleman $50 Brosdwy g.
Gle on the evening Of the performance.
~ Rehearsal this Tuesday evening att o'clock.
Otoro will please call send for them previous Thurs
day noon. ii. MEIGGS, 4l6 Broadway.
OF 3tsrc
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The MORMON TRouBLEs:-A slip from the Na,4-
200 Neghbor Office dated the 9th instant, contains
the reply OF the Mormons to proposition of the
antics, relative to their removal from Hancock
county. Alter having expressed their "desire to
live IN peace with all men," and enumerated their
grievances, they say: "We propose to leave this
county next spring. for some point so remote, that
there will not need to be difficulty with the people
and ourselves, provided certain propositions neces-
sary for the accomplishment OF our removal, shall
The propositions relate to the disposal of their
property.
They wish to be let alone, and released from all
vexati0us lawsuits" and say in conclusion: -
That il Is mistaken idea that we have propos-
ed to remove in SIX months" for that would be SO
early in the spring, that grass might grow nor
water run, both OF which would be necessary for
our removal, but we propose to use our influence,
to have no more seed time nor harvest among our
people In this country, after gathering present
crop.
An extra Of tho Warsav Signal of the Oath saws
A party of Is men, belonging to Camp Creek. start
ed from Carthage for the south Of the county last
week. They have not been heard of since their de-
parture, and fears are entertained that they have
been all murdered.
IMPORTANT TRIAL IN BosroN.-In the case Of East
man, Fonday IL Co., closed on Saturday with the
verdict Of guilty on all the counts in the Indictment
except q, % and "a These three counts related 10
the goods Of Bates Il Co; as one of the firm, A. w.
Thaxter Jr., was absent in New York, his evidence
was net obtained. On the rendition Of the verdict,
and the result tell upon the defendants in all
Importance, one OF them, Mr.. Fonday, who is sub
jec to palpatons at the heart was seen to be deep
ly affected, The blood rushed at once to his face,
and then as suddenly left it as pa!ld as death. He
bowed his head, tainted, and would have fallen from
his chair had not of his friends held him in his
arms. Quite a sensation in Court ensued. Mr..
Fonday, after the application Of some water soon re-
covered but it was necessary for his friends to
tain him. The defendants evidently expected diff
terent result.
ANOTHER DUEL-Yestsrday afternoon one of the
afaues d'honeur, at which we limited in the morn
ing, came off between two gentlemen Of this city
Mr.. Roper and Mr. Price. They fought with small
swords the thing was fixed in few words, and soon
the affair was ended. The unges were thrice, and
made in a trice-all given by Price. when low Mr.
Roper descended The fall, however was only a
slip, and Roper, untouched, merely fell on his hip
Again they went it, each nerved TO combat it. and
thus they parted awhile when Price made lick,
and all il stick, and none on the ground gave
smile. Prices sword was all bent, and away Roper
went!
Since the above was in type, we have ascertained
that MIR. Ropers wound is not at all dangerous, and
that even after receiving it, he expressed wish to
continue the fght.-N Pic, Sept. D.
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REAL Estate, at auction-The frame house and lot
6s Grove street, IS by 90 feet, $2,75o
CATTLE MARxEr-A market, 1865 beef cattle as
cows and calves and 5000 sheep and lambs.
Prices-Beef Cattle cheaper, and 81 so is the
top mark for fair to good retail Sorts and few choice
little higher. 20 taken for Bermuda
Cows and Calves-All sold, at $l4 a %.
Sheep and Lambs were in good request at last weeks
rates which are continued, viz 81 for sheep and 81
cents q 50 IS for lambs
Hay remains without change, and only moderate
supply.
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Sshr Eliza Ann Brown, Harrington. lumber.
Schr Clarsndon, Amrs Thomsston, lime.
Schr Tasso, Allen, Lubcc, plaster.
Schr Ann, Miles, Mschas, lumber.
Rohr Friend. Lowell, Boston, mdss TO ( j HerYick-
Schr Victor. Hslstt, Boston, u.dse.
Schr Coruelia, Bumpus, New Bedford, oil.
Schr Alligussh, Kilborn, New Haven.
Schr Lucy Blake Blake New Haven.
Schr Banner, Wllse, Hartford mdss
Schr Eliza Russell, Hartford for Albany.
Schr Wright, Partridge, Hartford for Albany
Below.
A barque supposed the Hudson, Hohorst from Bremen
Brig Alabama Ellison Is days from Mobile with GOTTEN
L Hurlbut Co.
Sailed.
Ships Patrick Henry and Comea, Liverpool; Hargrave,
HamPdsn and Europe New Orleans Avalanche and sutton
ST Barts Exact Savannah Tower Charleston; Tampico
New Haven and others. The Patrick Henry ashore
SW Spit and dark lying very much She
hada Merchant Pilot On board, named McAnally.
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LrvERPooL-Ship Colombo-Wm II Hayward John Smith,
James Shaw-228 in the steerage. 7'
BsEMES,ship Emma-Mr White. Mr. Hslmann. Mis-,
ANrwERP-Barque Batc-W Lenake, II De Forel-sa
in the steerage.
CHARLEsToN-Ship South Carolina-Mr Nickenon and "a
mily, Messrs Andrews, Maltb e, Craig, Vim, Braid
CHARLEsreN-BrigL nden-Dr ID P Brown, A Riggs A
Ray, DR. T. Oskman, Mr. Chesboro, Mr. Marsh.
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miscellaneous Record.


BEEN struck ei By sfS ss
wrscA,Er Crockett from Boston, Of and for Bangor
fast that the had barely time save themssvs.
audd The I.e OF Shoals Of ah proceeded
CoMMERcE wILMINcroN. N: C.-Ths Wilmington NC
q The a q that port. III.
with most important ports south Of Baltimore and North
1913 Shse. $500; s sS;
ne a d ss As.i sS s Ss
fastened and for the West India Hds
ffSfsy
WINE
Ter Co. A. % "a inst. fine barqus Of 200 tons
3i @ III Ha f'E
cSa IL; ssPPs'
Edwards hence Sept for Liverpool 18th ult lat q 49,
Bachelor from Old Point Comfort for Arkansas, with
aa % xs xas S If HCs i s w
Of Philadelphia, standing South Aug 81
Rews1a from Philadelphia for La Guaya s7sh ult lat NJ
Fidsiis Of EsstpOrs from Alexandria for St John. NIB Oct
Adele days from Philadelphia for St Jago, Oct 3, lat IS S.
Foreign Ports.
CARDENAs Sept l9Aar Gecian, Matanzas to Kload for
Rice for
winds.
H.sr so o1 New York
e. h s' Ga I'D a
Hayre until Sept H.
ss as co s.s oT
% n s %
NiHrpO.t uns: Brown do piston Co. Nyort
M.ssEILLE shout Sept I-!n port. Wilton. Curtis, from
Nswca.rla Sep, Esd RoeLi"shsm Nichols NYork
oS !s%s. a Sss Lady
qua Home Whim
Bristol ASi1.s cS51
cs ss
; Sd s'fsss' ts.
q ssst ,s p. 's ..
ey. 5t h pS @ 4 pSs .s sr 6.so %
Islands: Dig sid 9Th Arm stilis ), A; ssI.
port t Byron Tor odssa; Hsnn,Sa FIN
E
vessels
oehs Tss Mart Mars HILL itH sr MOI Cd
R assmss Frances. cmond Queen
BATH, SEPT IS Mississippi Rairden. NYork. Sid Oct
PosrIASp Oet4Na M,caela Turks Island; Chesapeake,
BamoIe Exchange Barbadoes Clipper and Exchange Tho.
salem, Oct s-Arr Mary Clark NYorf CID Emily Wilder,
Bos!oS; oct4-Arr Sarah Elizabeth IDanl s. Thomas Ed
yard Richmond; Mary Nara NYok; 5'h Nobe, Neweaste
Es Genoa, s IND
a% Sss; .:a
Arr 3d. North Carolina Wilmington (and not pevi
rnthan, NYork
Meteor Pawtucket for do Erickson Fall River for do;
Lewis Spcer Taunton for Bsitimore Black Hawk Somerset
for New York yginia Freetown for So m AeIandeT and
Rsadou o Cd New
Htss Msy FoMs West Indies. Clark
PHLADrLrHIA Oct 5-Arr Ellsre, Newcastle: E; Gr.na.
RIO Jsneigo Madrid Black River a; kidsoas Portland Re-
becca, st Thomas; Sasan Campbe Brave Haock, and Frs
haea cid h JcSa s Knros Ja and fo
pett Pearl Betsey Adams and Matilda Boston; Noble st
John NB Mary and Bolivar Providence; Gsrone Albany
River; Ireland AenspoI express and Alabama Bridge
port David Rsy CostH Tns.o9 roSDS naars CorsOn;
iasefsoi; T Odell smith; Venus, Wilson, and Vulcan,
Slesht, NYork.
Lexington sh.w@u Eneiae and Mary Fsps for Boston;
Thos Fenner for Providsnce Jabez White, for Fall River;
and Exchange for Hartford shs forenoon. No
CHARIEsToN Oct s-Arr Caspian Liverpool Below, ship
and schr. Cid James Calder, Liverpool.
SAVANNAH, Oct 2-sd Augusta, Sherwood. NYork
ditch Liverpool; Vicksburg Berry, NYork Below, ANA
zon FIN Boston, barqaes unknown Cid kiiby, Liverpool
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THE LARGEST THE CHEAPEST.
AND BEST ASSORTMENT OF
WIGS AND CALPS,
Are to be found at
CLIRE HUGH'

SVU DTOuuWWy3
All wearers and connosseus are yiled to uspret bs
HEADS OF HAIR,
which for lgbtness and durability NAV he cssssd
among the first modern art In thei, msnufac
they differ from all others made here The hair singy
inserted and so equally dist buted ppea Just issuing
from the skin they Of the brow IN IN the nstn
raj HAIR does and having no metallic spring all d,sagreeaoe
pressure obyated Fora southern climate they inestima
BILE, being o. ly OF weight
Senator's members OF Congress- and gentlemen from every
quarter country, who wearing Cs wigs are re-
fensdt to.
al IT,
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Sales OF Stocks Mt PhiladeIphi..
Sales OF stocks NJ Rosso,

BROKERS BoARp, Oct. 40 shares New ENGLAND
worsed Co iol % Western RR, 964 so Norwich and
worees'er hk bosd, IA 10 do 74a74t; 400 L. Island
n a ~ 90 do boim 7ol 100 Reading RR 25J; $4,000
ns saing h bonds 1860 oi 673 $50 shares PhilsdeL
90 ass Soa snd Bal ss mo kE 50 do DO
p,.ooNo BoAnp--l share PhiladeIphia Wilmington and
o. )" Ner nn, Ia 100 do, slw, M; Western RR,
- ~ Sor~ich ana worcester RI, sl0, 74},
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MARYLAND ELEorIoN.-The Democratshav gain
ed eighteen in the State Legislature. They have
also elected four Of the six members to Congress.
They also have majority Of one thousand in the
popular vote.
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SAvArrAH-Brig Clinton-5O cks rice T. Morgan Il co,o
cords wood o7 empty bbs Geo Bnkley-l Pan-I
order. " $3.50 '' "
CHARLEsTer-Brig Lnden--o bales cotton Durham & hi.
mon-59 Dennistoun co2i Emerc-72 Tbompson ,rIal
do g. hi eks rice Bqrchmyer sons cks do d Morgan
coz empty bbis X buck-7 pkgs Shapter-i Storm
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MEXICAN SCRIP FOR SALE

BOUT $4,000 IN Mer,can Scrip bearing per cent interest
per annum and payable IN II quarterly enss sal
by ths present holder who about TO remove to Europ.
until the 18th October prosmo, addressed
Csptslists Will hnd this profitable and secure investment
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CASTLE GARDEN.
BURLESQUE OPERA SINGERS.
H0-Admlssion IS Ccnts.-C4
Proprietors ........ M.ssrs Fench Heisey
Tuesday Evening, October 9TH,
The Entertainment will commence with
MISCELLANEOUS CONCERT.
After which.
Intemisson of Half Hour for Promenade and Refresh
The Of splendid Cosmoramas Will be Tor
To conclude with the Burlesque Opera of
THE vIRGINIAN GIRL.
Lucy Long, alias Lucy Neal. ;. ;. Madame Depo
Cynthia Sue .signor La Schre euher Porgies
Aunt Dsbby. .signora Since YOU parmetta
JUMBO Jun SlKnor lrianeieha
spruce RINK :SIgnor tomatoes
Bouquets constantly for sale the Garden.
Door. at halfpast o'clock. Performance tocom-
mence at O'Clock.
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SHERWOOD'S MIGRATORY MAGNETIC
MACHINES

THE MIGRATORY MOVEMENT recently substituted
for the rotary N this machine by the sub'criber, en-
which has been constructed IL is compacty fitted toge
hrr with its battery wires aud other neat ma
hogany OF several and powers At 10 two
S s and Se sach and forwarded order any part Of The
Each Is accompanied with MAMMAL f7h edition nm
ga 32mo l-incudng complete Manual Of The prsctioe
directions for the use ofthe various diseases
ful practice Of hundreds operators 10 ,nende The mo-,
TALENT as wei as tne most peculiar and obstinate that are
for each case. III II sill Il vk1 fs ,isuio'"o'
20 im'm I92 Chambers 1t
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NlBLO'S GARDEN.
MR.. H. PLACIDE,
MRS. WATT AND MR.. CRISP.
Tuesday Evening, October 7th,
The performances will with the Overture to La
Gazza Ladra
To be succeeded by the comedy Of
CHANGE MAKkS CHANGE.
niaueHne Mrs MOWdu
amy rHznuRn MISS NlatheWg
Lionheart.. ....... MIR Placide
MRS Lionheart. Mrs Hautonyille
An Of half between the I'd and 4h acts
Door, half past and the performance commence
at o'clock
QU-7Sckets Fifty Cent?. 100
70 Private Boxes IS each. 30
Aa eeaent Ponce viii always atendaaes to nais
sain good order and keep all improper persons out
UNITED number of Season Tickets will he dispose! Of