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Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1846-01-22

A CoIopss pprs.rp kntnpod.H cur.
oomb -,s hirely ps,d "a q is~ evenings
.ses Ia bs,-pklya, n. v, eys Young lady.
SIZE Gas carving . sin Ill boI NJ Chnsins,
pre- seats to some chlidtvb, ~hea The dandy
.lepp,d up aud volunteered 10 caIty her bun.
dis, az he termed h. A prpusm susgesied
Itself " tNe Indignant bot sp'ried gIrl che
fepl,ed YES and handed the lndi, idusl the
Ju. A walk If some hive ~ tea minu,es
brought ine,n to the ie-ijsncs NJ The ismil>
sne "a. 'I.lune, AMI an TEA. h,ng The our
she pulled not her pune ~ the face Of the
a,,uni.h,d dandy, snq sad, II beIere tue
law allows you Porsu sighsen penoe iot
this distance, wait bopeb unul iing,Ahd
you sns,i have tso shiliines, iVr md have
toihing bu,s bal. 10 about t~o second.
Tie fellow ga, seen tuintne Tie c"thef OF
the neIi square, aud making OIL az i's' as
III, legs would carry hln - B'sion Mai"
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1846-01-22

WE the suns,u'..fs, i..I ~ hAlri med ny
w a.. lku Pruun.e r. ~ hf tito DIS
t,t al HOLLAND. cnHHissiUDEs5 80 reeve,
81 sa,,ne -nd ,iJusl al dams And demands
.ol iii per.on. q. a,nst 10" '.i-te ol
william Sueai, isfe n Danny
IN sal di,'r,,t, dscei-ed. repf-Sr"'ed insol-
vent. aud als" I'll CLAIMS and demands ~
lunil.d IN oh-eu E-fSio, aid slI non'hs
,rnn, ih- I2lh day 81 Derember. inst, 6s1ng
,liu~Yd ~ sid rouU Tor that pvrP'se. ~s
Do ther"fufe hereby give n"ues that We VII
attend 80 the business ~ opr SID spphfh-
mot 81 the oEts NJ I.fsc N~Dsn'eIs, N
SUI u ,nBy IN the a., Mondays 81 February
.np March be1t, n'su one vrVl siI O'eioct,
70 "a OF s-rh ~ = ~ dEys.
hasvsy PEEn' lconn'r
Nsss Human,
D.nhv. oslh y, E.. lrfS
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1846-01-22
NOTICE.

NODICE.
TNhIs may cenJy ,haI | have ths day
IL gwen my $40 Qslar, Brsdl"y h's I''n'
dnrne the remainder 4 tis huofty and
shall claim none Of his wSgrs nor pay any
4, bas Of his conlrarilng si,rr 'his dat"
JEREMIAH BRADLEY
WallragJord, Jio !, ls4o
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1846-01-22

RUtr g. MASON, viii pure h'>e Sole
- Leather. Uppcr Leather, C7lvr SKINS add
tame Suerp SAlus, Shrcps Pells AID wool
IN eq hange l"r Boots & Shoes Eo"ds' &c
Rutland. Jan II, 40.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1846-01-22

NNEthc sahy sflsu.. esinp sptn,uteh ~
w tho Hon. ~ PROBATE tour 'ot Ne Dc.
nc, o. mb'tsu. 'nnr s.'"n-r- &" 10 eve
rtsm,ns and sfluN oil claim. snd dem."d,
ol oil ~ ."n' ,lai"'' 'AT r''.'' oi
i-o, B4,G lac Of OrrsH
~ sad dtuiioI. t-csssed, irpfr~'r'ed ins"l-
vent. AMI also oil! cIs,m, sud demands -'hih-
we'd In nn.ei iheWSp. snd . m's'ihs torn ih'
Mn CAV rt De, i"-t. Se,.s slivs'd - 49, P
court tor TIA, putI-'s ~s Il" he'rl"f" hoe
~ gi,- notice lhsI ~s Will surhd to tue nu'
sine.s oi oar s.,d Appointment al The d"ehN
bou~e "l he ~ Nv Alleged Busl ~ .s'i
Orwell IN $50 lsN fhnr.da, 81 Arrl aud
Nav nrit, from me untli tuut o'cipk, 7 NJ .
on each ul ..id DAYS
-tsr~~,tL Bcrros, "a, c.,.,
l.tSts Nur"I
Dwell. Dee. -. IstS
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IDIl,l)

T. Chrrnion Dec. %. Nf Garish Pu'.n.
irL a.rd - Pnu,rts IA Nls,,, hus-lis an
Uhlo. are requested 10 nult, e, & 20.
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,CAsTLETON SEMINARY.

The Som -nnnpsl "INmln'llon Of th''An
rilulion VII camurnco on the 2d'h INST
AMI c,n,lnne through "Wednesday The
f'ieod' OF heSrr,s4ry are respectfully in
yiled to a1rnl
RE ~ WAIEER,
Pcof v s-t'CAsR
Rev. n q hIe LEY,
R"v J STEEJG.
hIEIrT CLAEE
Mr. PALHLR Co Sgper-
in,eDdent n Comuon Schools
b F LANGDoN. Sec
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STATE or NEWMO\TIUE IT
p,.tr,r, nj Fsi,ha,ru.sS ber

STATE or NERMO\Tt nE Vt rcmrm
D,.,ur, OF fsitharu.S ! ID brted that
si ptobste court holden 81 CsIl.ion
within and tor ,sii DISTRICT on the i3,h Day OF
J.nusty, A u. 1910
Present 4 Warner. lodge
Geo " ii,fnnu sdn,inlsifsint oi the =.
tate al N,than'l Harmon. tie oi Paw lot N .s'd
district, dsres-rd, PROPOSING to trnder an
q cuun, nf his sAmi ,a'rnu"n o' sad es'se.
lil. ordered ,h't $50 'cc"u"' he e'ed
and e,smin-i ior allowance 80 -" is,h
dav oi feraJ eat, Al pmhs's OAlrr IN
Carlrtnn. shd that ih. order be published
three week. sI~rrssisely pfevious th-rrtn IA
the Rntl ,nd Herald, sos~sp,per printed al
! llutland, winch shall b. srffi lent nnlire Ia
al person, Interested Of the tlneaGd place
OF examining SAID account
A rue copy ~ Record
Jaws \ W,RsyR. Register
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1846-01-22

Present, YIN. H,ll. Judge

Rhoda Smith, adnilui.lr,,lr Of the estate
Of As, Smith late al DANNY, IN saIt
district. decreased, iniosta'e. proposing 10
r-nd.r an account OF her standardization ot
said estate,
l,is ordered tha, said account he referred
for examination and allowance 10 the hfsi
Monday, beinR The 2d day 81 February noN',
ani that copy oi ins order he published
three weeks suCcossl,ely, previous thr"tn,
~ tho huiland lirrald. - newspaper prlnlcd
at Rutland HAT all persons interested may
sppt-r and inject tn the same II lheN SEQ
cause A ttu" copy Ol record
z HENRY HALL, R-piapJ
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1846-01-22

.HATS a. CAPS

rVuF fubSt riper mas on baud tirst rae ~
/ ,rtmrnj II 90 4 Caps VIM he al se'l
f,r 70 n .r tow A. can h. purchased N Yer.
mpri III ynu don't bcAs,e lidr assertion
pic ,-- c,r AID examine the .'n'-s nd prlrea
Also al kinds 81 cap trimming. 'Uf sac.
WANTED.
Sipp,og ard lIsuug 80" Shops aod
I.inl-' ,cl',. Pul,rd an shrsr.d ~"ol.Grain
.,nd m -. other Alud, of Irdu ..
1sS OkEL COOK
Rutland Isr "a lsio
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srArEOF IERMuNr,tREu rem


Pliony Enlmes, 0inlulslra'nr OF IN" e''a's
of Isrnh Gibbs. late OF Benson, N snin
district. derraaed, pSupps'ue 10 render Az
account Of his administration d SAM estate
1t - ordered that sal account hc t"crlved
and examined Tor allowance un he Q We'd
nr,1ay IN Fshrntry peIt,r TIE PUbaleOfficr
IN C,.tlrr"n and th,t this order lie puhlI .hed
three week, surresslvsiv, prevluu- Ia sail
h-aure, ia the Rulsnd Herald, nr"spa-
per printed al Rul,and, which shall b" sui
f len, nmice to all persons Interested, al the
time and place Of rI'minR ssid account
A true copy ui Record,
Attest. JAMES \. WARNER, Register
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'WhF- II " 'TF VT W WI
2 HENRY HALL. R-p,G"T.


NJ, special ptubale ,ouu held al Rutland
wIihln and Tor sand dlsui. /, Oh HE 1871 day
OF January, 1919.
Present, VIM 7 jail, Juggf.
Whereas Ruunru X Thrill, 9bWjui-uatnr
ol the estate of El,s Munger, llie al sa'd
Ru,l,nd dece ..eJ, interstate, has thus day
made applJCs,Inn 10 Said court iepIrstn,nR
] itai the said Geoea.ed vas ~ hys lie !lmo
under contract hipdiDg IN law and e9piy TO
deed teuain lands To Carbon A. Munger, ="
said Ruth nd. and said lAbds being drsctihedt
100 acre, of land IN the lawn Of Indrrh,lI,
~ the county Of Chti-nden, IN his State,
LOT no II, drawn To The Original right OF 10
Seph Sa kei, and IS acres oi lot No. IS, OF
the Origins, right OF Joseph Satkei. both az
the thrr.. divi,uln-and praying sa,d court To
Grant hin, lcpuse Ia convey saih lands 10
said CarliOn A. according 10 SAID contract.
Therefore.
Il ~ ordered by said court thai said sp-
pllraiinn be referred Tor he,Ting and derls-
ion Ia the first Monday helnP the 2ud day "i
+. bIuary al and that notice thereof be CIV.
en To ali prisons interested Gy publication oi
q copy nj nj, utde, three weeks suct essINe-
! ly. ptr,Inus thereto, ~ the Rutland Head,
n nr~spaper printed AT Rutland, thai all per
sons interested may appear aud "bJeri To Tho
pGahtIng SAID license II they. sec cause,
4 true cory 81 tecord
p HENRY HALL. Register.
/ D,.,nr, o, farhayrn. ~ ID 'ered 'h.i
, alta probate court holden Al Ca.iie,on with
, aud Tor SAID dl,iflu on the ~ day 81 J}n
. A. ID isi6,
. Present. Alunn Warner. Judge
The adminrsit.lor 81 The estate 0i tslrb
: Pn,llp,, lrc OF p0uiineN, In sad dls,hci,
Iecc, -ed proo"slnp - render an account II
h,- sdnioi,. At Bee - s.ld estate.
d |, - ofdsrcl Il At "a ! arcnslnI pc Thce'ved
AMI eranined Tor allowance on the 30th Gay
Of January, neat. Of III. probate office IN
Ca,tlrton, and thai ihls order be published
threl week. .uccrssiSely previous thereto,
in the Rntlind Herald, newspaper printed
a, Rntland, whirh shall be sufficient notice
to all persons Of The tine and place OF Ell
aiming sad sccount
AtfD- copy Of Record.
JAMES 4 WARNER Register
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."Nt WIN. CaAcr, Cor Sc. Of tn" Il
S A S S
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-08-20

PARx THEArRr.-Mr. Collins appeared again last eve
ming in the NERVOUS Man" and How to Pay the Rent,
and was, usual greeted with exravagant plaudits
from ell parts Of the house. As Morgan Rather we
consider Mr. Collins but very little inferior Power the
author Of the piece while in McShano he sustained him.
self in the admirable that we noticed on
previous occasion MIR Barrett had take the part Of
the Nervous an in consequence of the ndspostion
Mr. Bass and called upon he was, within a hours
of the ope ming of the theatre he is entitled the fullest
praise for the admirable way in which he performed the
character The bill for tonight is the Irish Attorney"
" How TO Pay the Rent" and Sc My Neighbours Wife,
Mr. Collins will appear in the two first OF these pieces
Mr. Collins as heretofore called cut after the
tain fell
BowrRr.-seldom has the Bowery Theatre been 80
crowded, as on last evening. The evenings entertain
mens presented for the benefit of Messrs Coney
and Blanchard and highly att ractive bill put FORTH
which drew house. such has rarely graced this popu
lar 'neatre with their presence. The performance com
s with Jerrolds admired play Of The Rent Day,
STE, , wss represented by powerful cas-Mr j. X.
IN heywood AIR Davenports Toby Haywood;
"Mvs buirog and Blsndss Silver Jackr were ably
~ ,s ny the distinguished and popular personators
~ .he parts assigned to them Mrs Bland as Rachael
Ileywooo, and Mrs Booth Polly Briggs were equally
eneouse and indeed the entire piece was perform Cd
WIN admtabie effect At the fall of the curtain Mr.
scott W" loudly called for He GENE forward ana ala
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NEW YORK HERALD.
= E NJ TAILS
BY THE
GREAT WESTERN.
THE HERALD FOR EUROPE.

The steamship Great Western will leave this
port at three O'Clock this afternoon for Liverpool,
and her letter bags will close at half past two
o'clock.
will be ready at one O'Clock, in time to be
sent by the mails of this steamer. 1t will contain
the latest news from Mexico, and the army OF
invasion a review of the commercial, financial,
and political affairs Of the country, and whatever
other news that may arrive upto the hour Of pub
LEGATION.
The price of;he paper in wrappers, will be six
pence per copy.
Mails made up at the office.
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MONEY MARKET.
Wednesday, August 10


There was nothing Of consequence doing in the stock
market to day. although prices for of the ancies
improved fraction. Long Island went up y per cent
Harlem, u Norwich and Worcester u Reading closed
firm at yesterdays prices.
The Lewistown Bank, of Pennsylvania, has failed-'
might be said to have suspended banks very seldom If
ever fail The President in Philadelphia several
days, for the purpose of raising funds to keep the
chine in motion, but not succeeding in doing he went
home, and let 1t die in the regular way.
The Caledonia at Boston, from Liverpool brings ten
days later news from all parts of Europe Commercially
the news not important although rather favorable
The London money market easy, stocks improving,
and the amount of'captal seeking investment ally in
creasing Cotton.wss improving in prices, with avery
active demand from the trade. The harvests throughout
Great Britain are likely to be full average.
We annex our usual table of quotations for the prnci
pal STATE aud other stocks used for investment -
or Sroc Nrs W.
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Steamers Atlantic and Oregon,

Dear Sir ;-As you are always foremost to an
nounce any new achievements in science or the
progress Of society, allow me to call your attcn-
ton to the b, autiful steamboat Atlantic, which.
at the time of my writing, is making her first trip
to Norwich, as part of the line OF the Norwich
and " orcester Railroad Company This boat IL
undoubtedly unrivalled in the elegance of her
equipments and luxury of her accommodations.
Her speed has just been established in her having
left the Oregon-hitherto without a rival-several
miles astern. As the finest combination of
strength and speed, which has YET been obtained,
the Atlantic deserves the notice of the press and
her builders will receive the attention they merit
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-08-20
EXECUTION OF wYArr-we are indebted to Mr..

B. s. Hall, of Auburn for the following report -
At precisely 3o'clock on Monday afternoon, Wyatt
was executed by the sheriff in Of the Judges Of
the court surrogate clerk district attorney and IL other
citizens. one Of whom il informant At ~ O'Clock
pear Wyatts cell The prisoner tainted, but eoon reco.
verea, and was then led to chair under the halter and
seated He sgan swooned. At quarter before thu e.
the sheriff adjusted the rope when Wyatt saii In sub.
stance =" MIR. sheriff want to say few words before
die. have much and have experienced much Ia
this world. but II will be respect you.
respect your family hope the community will
blame my counsel They did all they could for me,
hope the people will not censure them I never killed
man in Ohio, and now say it on the word Of dying
man. have lived like man, and shall die like man
hope all present and the community will have compass
sion and forget me; but not afraid to die. wish
you would place the that It will give pain
want to say thing II is not calculated be-
neht man TO TO the state prison and he treated
have been. Good bye, Mr.. Sheriff. good bye Mr.. Hop
ping Fare you all we'll! ="
At precisely three o'clock the block FELL and WYATT
the murderer, went into eternity, without struggle
Rochester Democrat Of Tuesday.
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NEws FROM EUROPE VIA New HAvEN.-Adams
and Co. sent messenger to this city, by the way
of New Haven, with the news brought by the
Caledonia. The messenger came through the
Sound in the fine steamer Globe, Captain Routh.
We are indebted to Captain r. for his exertions
20 get the news to this city at an early hour.
Harnden and Co. sent their agent over the Ston.
ington route, and arrived here soon after the
Globe
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aslne Court.
Before Judge Waterbury.

JuuRe
Marshal u.s. Mfahony--Action for use and oecupsuon
The sum claimed 500, being for FIVE years occuPa
ton of plaintiffs cellar The defence set up was that
the parties were neghbors residing In the same street
plaintiff being grocer and the defendant cooper; that
sometimes the defendants premises were not large
enough TO hold hs lumber and that plaintiff allowed him
occasionally to a Of his cellar in consdera
ton that defendant would deal with plaintiff for groce
res, and that claim had been made for rent during
five years From these facts II was argned on the part
Of defendant that the claim fictitious and en- aer
thought Of the plaintiffs The jury found verdict ior
the defendant
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-08-20

JowA.-We have few partial returns from this
Territory. So far there is majority against the
constitution but the not sufficient to deter.
mine the result This the third time the Locos Of that
state have tried to force what they cell purely demo
cratic constitution On The people.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-08-20

The u. g. brig Lawrence. Lieut.. Comd'g Mercer. sell
ed from Pensacola the 10Th instant Tor New York,
where she is to be taken into dock and repaired
we regret TO learn that col Saml Humphreys Chief
Naval Constructor in the Naval Service Of the United
states died suddenly Sunday Of apoplexy in George
town This highly respected gentleman was IN the osth
States for more than thirty Washington Int
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Army Intelllwsnce.

From the ST. Louis Republican, Aug la]
to ynsy Of
regiment had arrived at the fort Sunday Two
panes, 6ne from Carroll and one from Livingston county
crossed over to the fort Sunday When the whole
assembled there will be fourteen companies. Three
more companies we're expected to complete Col Prices
regiment Whether the two which crossed on Sunday
are part OF the regiment not We have not been able
to learn
The regiment of Col Price will consist of ten compa-
MES. The other four, understand, will compose
separate battalion Of artillery who are to command
them we are not informed but suppose it has been
ranged by the party leaders.
Capt Edmonson's company from st. Louis, anu the
companies from St. Genevievc Marion and Boone,
leave the fort on their line of march, Monday The
other companies were to follow after they
could be furnished with for provisions &c
Lieut.. Col Allen of the u. s. Army, in comms nd of
the 500 Mormons enlisted for this campaign at the
Fort very considerable degree Of hostility we s Sn
corps aggravated not little by the fact that the
Mormon battalion had in their camp number Of omen
Lieut. Col Allen and his command were to take up the
line of march Wednesday. They said to be fine
set ofmen and will in short time be well disciplined
A duel was fought at the Fort on the Thursday pre-
vous to the Archer leaving between two privates Of
the company from Platte county, in which Of the
The survivor has been arrested and was in custody
Whether he would be tried by the army regulations or
handed over to the civil authorities did not learn
From the New Orleans Delta, Aug Ill
PoRr LAvAccA, Aug. 4th, ls46.-Gen Wool and staff
with the two regiments Of Illinois volunteers. will take
up their line OF march tomorrow for San Antonio and
company VI hentucky Nounteers ana ME, unuef
the command Of Capt Roger w. Hanson, Lieuts r W
Hanson, VIM. Mcconnell Geo Switzerland (Which, by
the way, ought to have mentioned in my last)
camped here, under orders for marching the 9Th
instant. These gallant have had rather than
their proportion Of hard fare having left New Orleans
in the schr BIszos being at II DAYS with much
sickness on board without ply stefan medicine
There SO the sick principally with the
meases-though fast recovering.
Lieut. Col Harvey, Of the % Dragons, left San Anto
MO about the 22d umo with the troops then under his
command (about l00) for the Rio Grsnde. The parcu
lars will communicate my arrival at San Antonio.
The Catherine arrived here yesterday and detained
this afternoon.
We understand that 900 700 baggage wagons, and
about many sets of harness. for the u g. Army are
making in this city and the neghborng towns, and an
unusual activity for the season, prevails therefore in
those anchss Of the trade Several of the wagons
ed through this city on Tuesday .-Newark Daily.
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POST OFFICE, CITY OF NEW YORK, !
Ana

To THE EDITORS AND PR0PRIKTORs The DAILY PkESs
OF THE Cry New YORK
Gentlemen,-TO a-cer tain the cause OF conn
plant as far this Office concerned that city pper did
reach their places Of clerk
att ched to the Essts newspaper tble the
8th OF August to Keep of the each
brought to the Post Office Eom his memoranda FROM and
Including the 9th OF August to the sh hnd that OF
office too late to be forwarded By the wu To
morning mail to- New Haven must be ia the Office by So
o'clock. NJ F.r morning mail to Boston, 81 o'clock,
p r. For the moni mail to Albany aud Moth. 81 O'clock,
A. M Por the afternoon mail Albany and The North,
O'clock r. NJ. For the morning Southern Mail 10
o'clock. A M For the afternoon Southern Mail 81 o'clock.
r. NJ
II you gentlemen will that your reach this
office by before the hours stated every paper will
leave this office by the first mail.
have "nly distributing clerks they each
"a hours distribute II 600 aud pamphlets
From this statement will appreciate the necessity OF
bic that weekly should be in this Office early
ROBT II. MORRIS p. M
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need not my friends thankyo for this additional proof
Of your kindness towards me(cbesrs) and take this
opportunity correct OF the public press In
nouncing that this he the last night of appear
ance previous departure for Europe I'll shall have
the pleasure to again see YOU on Saturday evening"
when shall take my leave of you, with cordial"
simultaneous burst of loud and reiterated applause
drowned the remainder of the sentence; when Mr.
Scott bowed and retired, the applause still continuing
Mr. Davenport was next called for. He came forward
aud said ;-"Besve me, my friends, appreciate this
S from you ,sond have s'' Sp
pleasure soon sgain. having taken my leave Of you
The sterling and talented men whom we have met to
leave Of you and embraced the opportunity. once
more, to appear before those whom happy to call
more before those who have nightly, on former occa
sons, extended to me their applause. (Cheering) l
came among you stranger, and was received by
friends" (Renewed cheeriug) MIR. ID. here with
drew. The Eve of Waterloo" and Ourang Outang I"
wound up the performance; and the immense auditory
GREESwicH THEArnr.-Under the management of the
popular Mr. Freer this establishment is rapidly gaining
in public favor, and receiving fair share of patronage
the large audiences that nightly attend it sufficiently
prove. The up town inhabitants of city have at
their very DOORS the Greenwich theatre an establish
ment that produces variety OF pieces of the most in
teresting and attractive nature. Mr. Howell, we'll
known In this city, will receive benefit this evening
The bill Is unusually rich and attractive. embracing
rOthellon ond the Loan Of q Lover in which Mr.
Drummond. Mr.. Warner, Mr.. II. Chspman and the ia
Tented and celebrated Miss Crawford, with all appear
Castle GARDEy-To. night will be presented very
attractive bill The crowds who nightly frequent this
popular place of public resort enjoy the rich musical
banquet with which they entertained. The cool
and refreshing air is truly delightful coming fresh from
the "broad Atlantic" and the promenade is invariably
thronged. To those who wish q rational evenings en-
tertainment we would say-go to Castle Garden.
Dempster the popular vocalist has finished very pro
ftabe tour the country and England in
the Great Western
SIoroRA Pico Is giving concerts at Saratoga She is
highly succeasful
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Metallic Tablet Razor strop-Merchant

and Others article Of this kind
ell call and the mandatory the pat
offered each being made of materials vary
ing only in outside flush.
Cerfates proof OF their utility the
Of the inventor from some of the most
in the country liberal discount made Wholesale pur
chasers. u. SAUNDERS SON. III Broadway.
opposite Howard Hotel.
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