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Mobile register and journal., 1846-12-30

IDEA kL srAkCh-tiogaies Starch in snai and large boxes. received per bark Weskeag. dec2 HAvILAND, CLARK & CO INN WARE--A full assortment ol English Plan. ished, just landing. Also. Plain and Japaned Tin Ware of every description. for sale low by
 sec4 PRICE & SPENCER, "A and 76 Water st
Mobile register and journal., 1846-12-30
MOBILE AND MONTGOMERY WEEKLY
 PACKET.

r E~ N The new; last running, passenger
 Sssl5ssssxz55T steamer SELMA, Jo. Bryant master, ,v,I ny inc ensuing season as a regular packet be- tween Mobile and Montgomery, leaving every TUESDAY evening, at 5 o'clock. PM, arrive at Montgomery Thursday morning. Leaves Mont gomerv every FRIDAY morning al 10 o'clock.
 sen2s M WARING & co, Agents
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IsOYS' HIGH SCHOOL.

MR. BOYNTON ~ill open his ''SchooI for NA Boys" on MONDAY, October 26ih inst, m the SchoOlroom on St Emanuel stteeI, between Gov. -rnment and Church streets. The coarSs of study will embrace all the branches Of a complete English ,ducsiiou. Latin, Greek, French aud Drawing The sEnabcr of pupils will be mrd, and no ass'sianls will be employed except Professor o the Nodan Languages. The government al the School mild, bu' firm, and calculated to eNcile ihe learner to the greatest possible exs'tiou, by awakening his ambi- ton and creaIiag desiEe Jor iagrovemsnt, rather han by tlaI excessive severity winch, while il may cause the pupil 10 execute lfcult task through serVile lear, often creates a lasting aversion io school and stady Eduud,fs.. is ln ex,snsiye efla, and implies not merely lile acquisition of know ledge. bui the proper deveIopenent and discipline nf all mental. moral and ph, scal powers, with just conception of personal interests and social relations,
Mobile register and journal., 1846-12-30

SATURDAY PACKET FOR MONTGOMERY. . rs h The steamer MONTGOMERY, F NJ Johnson master, will ply the en- suing season between Mobile and Montgomery Leaving Mobile every SATURDAY al D o'clock PM. For freghl or passage apply on board, or 10
 CAMPBELL, OWEN co. Agents sep2s 72 Front and 75 Com sls
 Cant Johnson having been informed that insinua- tions have been uttered and doubts implied by some of his kind associates, that his owne ship of the Montgomery is questionable, he would beg to state, for the satisfaction of his friends and those interest ed m the matter, that he himself is the sole owner of the boat
Mobile register and journal., 1846-12-30

AUR ARMY ON THE RIO GRANDE- OIBe,ng short account of the important events transpiring lrom ihe time of the removal of the Army af Occupation from Corpus Christi 10 ,he surrender of Maiamoros. with descriptions of the battles of Palo Alto and Resaca de Ia Palma, the Bomhardment of Fort Brown and tho ceremonies of the surrender Of Matauoros, wih descrlpiiouc sf the ely, Sc, Sc; by T B Thorpe. author of Tom Owen. the Bee hunter. Mysteries of the Bsckwoods, &c, illustrated by 25 cSgravings; cheap edition, prce 50 ceats. Just received and for snle by
 ] DOBLER,
 dec3 Book seller and Staiioner A Dainhin ai
Mobile register and journal., 1846-12-30
MOBILE AND MONTGOMERY WEEKLY
 PACKET

A E1s h The light draught. fast running SzssssssS double engine steamer LoWNDES' A fl Johnson. Master, will ply the ensuing season as regular weekly packet between M161e ana ~o, o'clock PM. during the season.
 For freight or passage, apply on board or to
 CAMPBELL OWEN & co. The Lowndes will commence running about the Isl o,.L. f.anlII GO. & co.
Mobile register and journal., 1846-12-30

Such education, far as practicable. this School is designed to furnish to it's pupils.
 TUITIos-4, and 6 dollars per mOnth-nc ex. Ira charge except for French and Drawing.
 01- Might Glass" will be attended to four aiRhIs in the week octIg
Mobile register and journal., 1846-12-30

rHo's $. KING, Sec'y. J. J.EMANUEl., Pres't jan9
 MERCHANTS INSURANCE COMPANY OF lFR THE CITY OF MOBlIE-CAsH CAPITAL S25O O0O-ORcs No Al St. Francis sfrest, corner ct Royal -lnsues against Loss or Damage by Fire, and eainsl the Hazards of Marine and River Navigation A cash commission of fen per csnt will be allowed on all premiums pai into he office, thus giving cus- romers the advantage oi ihe MUTUAL PLAN. with. out risk. Il BARNET, fresidthl'
 DIRECTORS
 JJV. Wanroy, Wm. H. Pratt, Wm Jones, Jr. Jos. F.. Sheffield, John B Toumin, Geo. Martin,
 Sanford coey, J. Mcconnell, E. K. Carlisle. N. St. John, John Y. Russell, D. Wheeler, feblI THOS. W. Mccoy, Secretary. fSIREMEN'S INSURANCE COMPANY OF N MOBILE, Ofics No. 32 iSt Francis Street.--This Company continues to insure against loss or damage 1n Marine and River Risks, and against Fire on BuIldiugs and Mercband,ze.
 DIRECTORS. sW Allen, John C. Dawson, Geo. G. Prentice. Br. Tardy, &m. Hall l.. Mead, Charles White, GAge John c. Davis, F. w. Mccoy, J. c. Chambern, Jacob Boyd, Richd H. Redwsod A. M. Sprague.
 F.C Heard
 ]. c. DAWSON, President.
 GEO, G. PRENTICE, Vice President. JAS. T. FRANKLIN. Sec'v. nh l9 93tf
 AGENcY MUTUAL SAFETY lEs Co .
 Mobile, ath November. 1916. VNHIS Office re-opened for the al the corner of St Francis and Royal streets up stairs and applications for FIRE, MARINE and RIVER INSURANCE will be promptly acted on as hereto fore by the undersigned agent of lhe company. noy9 ROBERTS BUNKER.
Mobile register and journal., 1846-12-30

IA FOR RENT-The one and half s,e'y Es@ Ilouse, situated on Monroe, between RoySi and St. Emanuel streets. The House has heen thoroughly repaired, newly painted &c.. and is desirable residence. Also, the two story Dwelling House, corner of St Michael and Wilkinson sts. with large Garden attached. Apply to
 decl5 HOBRFWER
Mobile register and journal., 1846-12-30

: ID OMAN kALYDOR--A certain cure for Pim- 1t ples. Freckles, Sunburn, Morpheio, Tan, Ring. worm, Teter and other obstinate affections of the skin. This valuable acquisition tho toilet of the female has been in extensive use for several years and has always been found the high expec. ,aiions Of the proprietor, Alter using il for tune the skin becomes perfectly clear and translucent For sale by
 dscs NORTH a co. Drueeis,s < Chemist. 4 NUNGRESS wArER-Just received Congress V Water fresh from the Springs, in pint and quart bottles.
 deeS HAVlLAND, CLARK & co TEMENT-25 bbls of Hydraulic cement, OPLAsTER-25 bbls of Plaster,
 FIRE BRIcg-20M fire Brick. for sale by
 dec7 E c CENTER & co II INSEED OlL-20 bbls now landing from brig 1l Mobile, for sale by
 dec16 VIM II BUNNEIL CiGARS-l0J N low priced aud medium quaIiI. N just received per brig Mobile, for sale by
 dec16 VIM II BUNNELL 0E BBI.S Tar; in store and for sale by 6s1 dee2i MERCHANT C0 OE KEGS selected Goshen Butter, iapdins es Gst brig Mobile, for sale by
 decl6 MARSHALL, ROWE 6o
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Mutual Benefit Life Insurance Company No. Wall Street, New- York. OFT. $, PATTERSON, President. BENJ C. MILLER, Secy
 Jos. l.. LORD, Agent. l72 Policies issued from 1st May last to lst March-Premium. lOe,955 20 sI Policies issued 10 90 March. l6,500 co
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INSURANCE OFFICES.

IN SU RA NCE UT II lO OEO. M OBiLE INSURANCE GOMPANf-ufice Lf1 No. 34 St Francis-st. Insures against Fire. Marine and River rIsks'
 DIRECTORS: H. A. Schroeder, l. Mauldin, J Bloodgood, l. Bell. Jr.. R, Desha. Y. G. Brown, q. Westfeldt q. w. Tarletoa J A. M. Battle, T. D. Stewart. W. w. Allen, E. s. Dargan. fHo's $. KING, Sec'y. J. EMANUEL, Pres't
Mobile register and journal., 1846-12-30

XzA BRICK DIV FILING for RENT--The large Gs:N brick dwelling, with all convenient and cessary out buildings and spacious lot, situated on north side of St Anthony between Jackson and Clai borne streets, will be rented ai fair price good tenant. Apply at Office Merchanis Insurance Ce
 sep3O wv Mccoy
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nd only two losses, S5000-S200O. l25.435 25
 A DVANTAGES OFFERED BY THIS CO., "A Premiums may be paid in iuil, or by weekly, monthly or quarterly instaments; and when it exc eeds $50, one 1 only in cash. and the other ! in q secured note payable in twelve months with six per cent interest," renewabe. and subject only to assessment aier sixty days notice, if needed by osses. Profits divided annually in available scrip hearing six per cent interest," on ohich he Company DiH adpanes thirds in cash # required, the profits be added to increase the sum insured. Third persons can in sure the lives of others. The assured can, after term of years, surrender the policy and receive ns equipaient vaine; and every precauon taken to pre- pent a forfeiture of the policy
 The Company also insures on joint lives, and grants annuites and endowments.
 SLAVES, (House- servants and Mechanics) in- sured. Mobile, 22d AprIl.
 sn23 121 WALTER SMITH. Agent.
Mobile register and journal., 1846-12-30

EOTTON SCALES-l sett Scales suitable for V weighing Cotton, but l,ue used and will be sold low. Also, an assortment ofPlatform and Coun ter Scales, weighing l0C to 2000 lbs, for sale bv
 dec4 PRICE & SPENCER
Mobile register and journal., 1846-12-30
COPARTNERSHIPS, sc

RESOLUTION OF PARrNBRSIllP-Th, AI Partnership of N. SUaMALT and EDWARD F. TRsT was dissolved on the l7h lnsi. by te death of Edward F. Test.
 All persons indebted lo the lale finn will make immediate pay menI to M Sumwah, the surviving partner.
 The business will be continued at the old stand. No 36 Dauphin street.
 noy24 MsUMWAtT.
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fHNHE subscriber will continue the Ship ;handel. 1 " and Grocery Business at the old stand 96 Commerce street. and socils a share of public pa tronage. CHARLES BREWER.
 Mobile, July 1, 1S46. jyl NNHE subscriber having taken his brothers LUXE n and HUeH MAsTERsON into c0Dartnershp, the business will in future, be conducted the oi MASTEkSON x BROTHERS, both St. Louis, Mo and in thls place.
 ian22 JAMES MASTERSON.
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Hon. n. G. BURNETT, Austin,
 Hon. ABNER s. LlPSCOMB, Independence, Hon. JOHN B. JONES, Galveston. F.. PRESCOT, Esq, New Orleans, Hon. F. c. HEARD, Esq, Mobile. GALvEsTeN, Sept 25th, 1S4e. nlv10mmo
Mobile register and journal., 1846-12-30

%eA FOR RENT-From the lst November, the two.s story brick dwelling house, on the south east corner of St Francis and Joachim streets. The tenement is at p eseni occupied by the undersigned.
 oct9 JOHN 5 TODD. Al Dsi phin st.
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D. w. CLARK, President. Wm. CONNER, Secretary.
 Fire, Marine and River policies issued by the agent in Mobile, on the most favorable terms clalns for loss damage promptly adjusted, power to settle and pay all claims against the company be- ing vested m the agent JNO. c. RYAN, Agent. dec27 IS St Michael street.
Mobile register and journal., 1846-12-30

IRON cHESTS-5 Scott and Gayler's Patent Il Asbestos fire proof Chests, for sale al very low prices 10 close consignment. Apnly n
 dec7 EC CENTER q co EVRUITi FRUIT!-Superior Fruit. of every E description, for sale by
 dec7 T CARMEIlCH
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LATEST INTELLIGENCE.
TELE q r APHIC.

Advices from New Orleans to the 4th instant,
were received at Washington last evening, and
transmitted to this Office Immediately by no
magnetic telegraph.
The steamer James l.. Day arrived at New
Orleans on the Sd instant, from Lavacca, which
place she left on the LIST instant. Nothing of inte-
rest was going on. A small portion of the troops
were there when the j. l.. d. left, the main body
having marched for the interior.
Lieut.. Whtmore, IN command at Indian Point,
was compelled by disturbances there, to proclaim
martial law.
The schooner James l.. Day left at Lavacca,
schooners Highlander and Swan; at Indian
Point, schooner Sea, from New York schooner
Piedmont, Falcou, and schrs. Laredo, and Sarah
Jane, for New Orleans also bark Mpang, at
Desky's Point, steam propeller Florida, brig Hem
ry, schooner Charang, and six sail in the ofilng
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KITCHEN RANGES.

HOLMES TWO OVEN KITCHEN RANGES
'uf. rropretors are now prepared to fpmsh Holiness
nmses 10 the trade, them for private families
or boarding houses having purchased the right from the
TO manufacture and sell them Our experience
and setting XII chen Ranges in this city, for
ne pas. years warrant us in asserting that Holmes
range cannot be surpassed for economy and
dqIsh They are warranted perform the purposes for
wnen tney are purchased and II they will be
tree oil any EXPENSE TO the purchaser. Numerous
can DC given 70 persons wishing to purchase The prices
Gstes-Palor, Office and Bed Room Crates of la,es, nat
terms. - 'as~'' f"'
stcyes-iall, Office and Bed Room Stoves stovepipc,
Tin Ware-Bght plain and JAPAN They have n,.o.
AZ az tunes ready to set ranges, CRATES, and boilers Also
A. GILHOOLY and SON
Proprietors and Manufacturers, 10 Nassau street
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appears by this that the recent decree of the Score
tary of the Treasury has had very great influence
the expectation of dutablc foreign goods. Early in
August the tariff bill passed both houses of Con-
grcs and it anticipated that very great cxporta-
ton Of foegn merchandise would Immediately be made
for the benefit of drawback and for remportaton atel
the LIST of December, under the new tariff The con-
srucon put upon the law regulating this point feature
in foreign trade has put veto upon any attempt
defraud the in this way Tho importing classes
complain very much about this treasury order and
that the custom of the past forty years. is sufficient evil
dcnce that such expectations and remporations
legal and authorized by the laws of the land II does
follow that because certain laws have been for forty
years improperly construed that should continue
carry out the old construction 1t is opinion that the
Secretary Of the Treasury is perfectly correct in the
constructions he puts upon these acs and the enforce.
ment of the order he has recently issued will preserve
large amount of revenue
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On Thursday 10th inst, by the Rev J. B Hsrdenbergh
DIT WILLIAM r PA,SrKR to Miss JANE A daughter of
On Thursday evening, 10th inst, by the Rev Spencer
H. Cone Mr. JAMES soMxRvrLLE, late of Sterling, Scot
land, to Miss HANNAH MARIA, daughter of Mr. Melyne
Day, of this city.
On the 9Th lust, by the Rev Mr.. Ansell Leo Mr. w S.
sALseu to Miss EsrHrR, eldest daughter of p j. spiro
of this city.
0Iy- Galena paper please copy.
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have given their that there
work of the kind in the country possessing advantages
superior those of the Morris Canal for the ransacton
OF large and profitable business.
The annexed table exhibits the quantity Of certain
cles exported from this port for the first eight months
in each OF the past three years -
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FEMALE SEMINARY

Nc " EAST BROADWAY, corner Of Market street
ARABEILA SARAH II, CLARKE. Principals
IHS institution commenced its fall the 7tb inst
The drawing classes under the .ndsnce Of
Elizabeth Orsm who has been long and vorsbly known to
the New York public The department Of ancient and
dem and bellies etre continues under the drec-
ton Of Jacob Bergen A. NJ. There charges
for fuel stationary the of books in the English
French Ltin and Drawing is provided convey
sl2 2w tawsmc
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ALuE OF MERCHANDISE EXPORTED FROM THE DISTRICT
. Sl9,849,262

Total $l9849,262 18746,l52 81 ,0O2 l39
The value of merchandise exported from this port for
the first eight months of this year. greater
than for the corresponding months in the previous year
We a comparative statement of the exports for
August 1s45 and 1916 =
VALUE EXPORTS rHrePoRr, Aueusr, 1916 AND 4e
.7ug l8t3 .4ug. 1886.
Domestic produce. .sIss927o 2Ils.7s2 Incr .545i2
Foreign mdse free: 1928 s94s4 Deer. 80 soi
- " dutabe. y8,804 l67,T2 Deer. .2l1 ,O32
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There has been increase in the shipment of many of
our staple products this year, compared with last The
greatest increase has been in beef butter corn
meal domestic cotton goods fish, -four, (wheat and rye)
lard lumber rice, tallow tobacco, wheat whisky, and
wool.
The value of merchandise exported from this port in
each the first eight months of the past three years has
been as annexed -
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BALTIMORE, Sept. IL, 1916.

BALTIMORE, sept IL, low
c,oi W,athey-F Flare mp in the Temperance Convention
"A Strong Sieeper-Mnrkefs, re.
The weather this morning is decidedly COOL and there
4. avery indication of the approach Of Jack Frost
The change has been very sudden and as large num-
her are suffering with colds rheumatism, &c. in conse-
ouence, otherwise city is unusually healthy.
The Maryland State Temperance Convention met yes
,.rday for the purpose of discussing the propriety Of
merging temperance into politics, and calling in the as
sisance Of the ballot box They continued In session
until dark and then broke up and dissolved In the mos
informal manner resolution was introduced declaring
the opinion of the Convention that no temperance man
should vote for incorporate candidates ior once sna
49,, 49,. .ho,n vote for temperance regardless Of
IN ,,,,,, ho The discussion on this resolution was
very evening ss V.ss on the
sooA s vvhscb ~ az rejected by vote Of to
negro lying asleep on the side q ysi .so Se
.,.r same re Gentlemen the wharf fastened 10 ms
ssssance but on looking over the sds Of the vssa'
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HUM,
30 PARK ROW.


VIVID e-ke aud natural shape and
purity 0s ss so the
ness IS. and the ease with which they may be WON
hye the of the teeth which
art can Effect as well as to ensure to his patrons every
and assduy IN his profession can accomplish His office is
THE EYES.
nR; WHEELER. Oculist 20 Greenwich street, deyotes
his exclusive attention to diseases Of the Eye and OPP
Office hours from AM to o'clock PM, after which he
pamphlet containing remarks on disease. of the Eye
@ mn
sppIi alton to him post paid. sis Tweed. nc
OPINION OF A REGULAR PHYSICIAN.
sss. s1 o wn
G hs Lungs 70, past and SHs;
consumption had taken plase, the Wild Cherry effected
E.BoYDEN, Physician at Exeter Corner.
.a''e'' No 70 a SJas e Ky NO DEcEpTIoN
published statements Of cures performed by this med-
Beware sss Of and unpsr.
eIed and astonishing efficacy Of Wi.as B,ssm Of Wild
many after he .i b.
fact has several unpracpled
tators TO palm off spurious mixtures of similar and
Be careful and get the genuine Dr. wstars Balssm of
6w
For sale by B. D. Sands Agents for New York City
Canada. s2 ltD&Wrc
CURE AND ELEGANT SITUATION for any gentle
~ 900 to $4,000 salary-A competent faithful
terprising and active business wanted fill espon-
sbe and important Office public nsttaon this city,
where no duties or attendance are required afternoons
The situation will be both safe and permanent and
the shove salary will be guaranteed for four years
ANY smart active business young having 81 900 Or
81 600 in cash disposed e benevolent occupation
he will OF good office during The faithful discharge
OF lis duties learn further by directing
to box NO 1912 Post Office, New York. within days The
most references both to the
and safety Of the salary and business we'll OF the high
character Of the gentlemen connected with it, will be given
and expected.
The capital, in cash. required in deayng the expenses
and to be advanced for thirty days only NO need
ply who has least 81 900 his immediate
mand who is both able and ready comply with
terms.
The yearly cash receipts of the company will be less
than and the easily be made produce
double that sum annually with certainty. for the
twenty years.
The place is suitable only for faithful and enteprsng
young He be free from debt, economical in his
expenses and his whole attention before three O'Clock
to business.
The business is Life and Health Insurance.
The company will commence business the l October
at which tune the services will be required.
(Box 1921 sl2 lt$mc
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CIGNOR LOUIS MARTINI, Professor of Singing, wIll
resume his lessons usual at his Mqsc Room ~ Leo
To AMATEURS OF THE AcCoRDioN ne wonIa re,
commend his Album just published containing deghtui
collection Of the popular operate melodies ana iavoe
pieces.
This production much needed to show that the pest
musical compositions be played on that instrument
whose capabilities have remained so long unknown.
Signor L. M accompanies his pupils the Piano and
Gn;tar " 49, au30 lmsm
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MIR: AND MRS, CHAs, KEAN. FOR NIGHT MORE.
sffY ESs9S" ssP a
ns NJ. chas ks "f1 Lady Aaus Mr. 2S
10 eoneIade with the farce a' Of the BARRAcK ROOM
Esrsse Mrs Chas kean Colonel Ferrer, Dyot; Bernard
Door. open o'clock, and the performances will com
RoWERY THEATRE.--on Saturday Evening. Sept.
M fssse Nj bcosS 1Icnao ciarle Era Miss
vlL-capt wildlove, MIR Clarke.
GLLENNMsbew, Mr. Clarke, Andrew Chanfrau; The Lady
Doors open at o'clock curtain will rise a, halt pas,
Dress Circle 30 Cents Upper Boxes Is csna Pit and Gale
'Te M s 4 sYf sS
SNFAT NTTopt I'll with an NsrRU
and to view The beautiful range Of CosMoRAMAs,
TG sSssIaSs Win series Of DIssoLvING VIEWS and
Admiumce IS cents.
EXTRAORDINARY BILL.
f1sT aSHf?T o. hNR R susaEEETEA
tsLOs uAkDEN-sa!urday Evening, Sept l2th will
Il shs 81 asaiss W Fasa
ysndsaho slender Chppendale; Mrs Ford, Mrs CRISP;
Te Conclude win LESD ME- FIVE sHlLLINGs-Mr.
menee at haif pas. O'Clock: Ticket: 50 cents: 80
WALN W. STREET. THEATWEEa PsaiLAPELPHIA.
= ~ G%sf Ns sa;ss o. MIR + Mg pkfss Manager
ID ms ,s eomsSy or sept H. 1916 Will be performed
THE iNCONsTANT;
Young Mirassl Mr. MurdGsh Stiana, Miss A. Fisher; BIZ
After which the farce q ,
ITO conclude with the drama Of $3.50 ''''' ''~
MIR Geo Jslnson
NJ! and Mrs Charles Kean viii commence an engagement
on evening TH a * tragedy of
-, ARCH STREET THEATRE, PHILADELPHlA.
The H kS5 IS iSEs c5a$;iSSs ''' Lessee
sfssa Mn
1 5s'sf M%SS9 As%ss NJ, h a9TH s%on
70 sSa$ ATs fSo IL sSrBi& drama
Psrieh Che Poor ssldier Miss Chapman Darby Mr.
Sors Miss sineis ase m S"'w' Aa'een MRS Howard
MlTCHELL'S OLYMPIC THEATRE.
kARlES AND GENTLEMEM connected with
s" Monday ssp 4 the
HOWES & CO.'S Y. MAMMOTH CIRCUS
sS iiS sss .s .,s1. s s.R;:nss1
It. A h q ID az r s & II.
9th: at CanandaIgua the 10th; at Palmyra the 1th
Lyons the 2th Vienna the 18th; Auburn the
18th 10th and h during the Agricultural State
The Largest Establishment organized the United
States, comprising $50 Men and Horses requiring Is
Carriages to the Performers wardobes, musicians
TRANS, amsng whom Greatest Female Rider 81 the
Age recently arrived from Paris,
MADAME MARIE MACARTE
S d Is. s
and the charming gipee with which she chains her audi
ence render this gifted and artie the lead
ing feature the arena il this country The PropIetors
spestve Of the extraordinary and daring fsa
Ey1sstrian Director, Mr. H0WEs Riding Master, Mr..
NIXON, and the unapproachable Clown, DAN RICE.
among the Performers i. the cssOasss ard principal Ri
Are the most ever 1--we
s.es by the WHOLE Co%Esny led BY The great Epropssn
Coles Dogs. Hector and Billy: The SWISS bRQTHEks.
Sweet tLs CharOtseI Of PhebuI PCs,u-ins ana Gym
biological brilliant Act Faucie: Of Fo.sus M
c. Howes in Slack Rope Evoluuons Mr.. Geo. Sweet the
celebrated Tight Rope Dancer With variety of others
The whole comprising the leading. most talented and
au2s HOWEs 4 CO . New York Mammoth Circus.
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nvPrivate entrance at the Hall door.

G. TlETZ,
~ OTHlC HALL, announces his Duck of Vaucanson his
" Elephant his Dancing Lady his Cabinet Of Anatomy
and his Cartoons Of Raphael copper Admtance Is cents