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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-11-04
AmnSemcfItH.

EONCERT-voeal AID Ins,rgnens,i-M;ss JULIA I.
y NoRTHALL has he seGos % asaOeaes hat she will
Ing oe4 Nov Sth 1875 assisted BY TIE following dis;in
SiGNoRA R. PIco,
Nj SS T ! g fas T sHISfa: ~ Pi.ai'',
SIGNOS De BEGNlS.
The r.nd Piaro used apoa THIS occasion has been
rac-ed expressly for gentleman OF Ibis ey BY J. Chick
Tisse;s oss Doasc-rO BE sa. a also p,Ogrsrzss a.
the Prcpa Music Stores and ri TIE door &C The evening
Dcnr. open a. 7-coacert 10 commence 81 O'Clock
n SITS
TABERNACLE.-HENR HERZ'S Pianist and
lessor Royai coasesv.iose Of Psrs Seccnd Grsoa
Concert VIII lake piaee Thursday Evening November
Nj. TIMM, sssaOT RIPETTI,
'@ 'e''>' ''' PROGRAMME
l-drand overtare from 5a.;ave,- e.eep,ess by
-p 5as MSs hoe ana Ms, Kof.v sSsssi
S-A new Grsnd ConcertotIhs tthl Psao-Eort. and
Orchestra I-Adsgio Searmen;sle-Il-Ron-
90 Russe. Composed and executed by. Henri Herr
t-Romspce from Anna solen," surg By Mss
horsirssy-.-.. .pocitetn
10y genera desire composed sId executed
Inisrrni..ion OF ten minutes
l-Gran5 Overture nom III Pirs'a, executed by .,,
t 3s osfas'5' Loti All che o;.s B SsSi
S-Brilran, Due, on Moses IN EgyPt, for Piano
Forte and Violin. eNecGteG BY Slgrcr haPetU
and Henri Her Composed by. Il Her. aud Laiont
+-Song rom " La part du disole," sucg by Miss
5-vsriauons (di Bravurs) on the celebrated Ter
from lie pre- AUX Ciercs,' with Orches
trsl arrangements. Composed and executed
tieuVl
The Two PaHo-Eortes froui NJ. Henri Here's own
Factory Paris and have been awarded BY the Sssonni
Exhibition OF lSI he Grsrd Gold Medal OF the arst de-
gree
Mr. TtMM VIII preside a; the Piano-Eore.
Tickets One Dollar each-o be had the Music Stores
the Asior House, and al the door the evening OK the
Concert.
Doors to be opened az concer, TO commence =.
o'clock NJ y
MENAGERIE At NlBLO'S.-RAYMoND
IsIWAHlNG'S collection Of Living Animals now In this
City. is the largest In the Uuiied States The plsee Is
well dspted and beautifully fitted up for the reception OF
public. Open from -. from 20 j. and from 10
10 O'Clock in the evening Abundance - cents Children
half price $50 i<iias
A NIERICAN MUSEUM.-Splendid performances
~ this afternoon o'clock. and evening al hall past
The Free List except the Press suspended The SHAN
ING OCAkERS Will continue give representations OF
the Singing Dancing Shaking and Nhirltng, IN iu qua.
ker costume. Lsst week positively OF The ORPHEAN
FAMILY. Also 10 ne TWO LIVING ORANG OF
TANGS. TWO LIVING TWIN CAFERES. TWO LlN.
INC MONSTER SNAKES. Also IVAN MODEL OF
THE HUMAN BODY 10 he .ceu for additional = cents.
In addition, tue following performers engaged Great
Weserr. Billy Whtlock, Mis-. Greenwood. Mss Julien
and Mad Rockwell. Fortune Teller Admission. . cents
children NJ
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rF A Card 10 the Ladies.-MR. BRISTov

a lEurI LnulFs.-Mh bkINIUW !,
Writing. Master in returning New ork, respectfully in
forms the ladies OF this city snd Brooklyn, Inst he has FUR
Al No SIS Broadway, OF DuaresL where they uSy
receive his instructions private IN their own paTlo-
Mr T. therefore most politely invites the ladies attention
10 his superior system OF writing, and assures them thai IN
one course OF easy lessons the confined uHcoAh and
ineIecan, mode OF writing Immediately broken up, and
one OF perfect besuiy, freedom and expedition delicate
and lsdyke follows with the most surprising ease and
n.,ure osS oieo3is
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aituations. &e. Uan1eo.

WANTED-By respectable Young Woman stua-
w ton TO do the general homework OF small private
family and has objections 10 90 plain cook and Is an
excel eni washer aud onercan produce the best OF Guy
reference. Please apply 10 Mr. Thos Tierney, No. 2sS
Mott-st IN Tie rear second floor "a y
XITANTED- F3y steady respectable Young Woman u
w situation she has served her
time The dressuakIng trade Can produce rsspectan-
city reference from her las; place High wages not as
much object comfortable nome Apply al l45 Bar
Icw-s- nj y
XEANTED-F Families wishing good faithful servants
w well recommended can be vel suited By applying
at FERRlS'S ofic- 5i Broadway opposite City Hos
XYIANTED-A sing man with SlOC1 10 $500 hear
w of profitable conneNlon in business ty addressing
NJ + o. Tribune Office stating where an Interview can be
nad. ~ II
XNANTED-A situation by respectable Young wo-
w man rs chamhermsid and seanistress Best
city references glen. Inquire at y Seyenl-sL M q
NSJASTED-A Boy about IL years OF age TO live with
w his employer in Brooklyn and attend the office the
city Apply ii 23S Peat up stairs from 10 10 II M II
4 YOUNG; MAN OF Collegiate EDUCATION wants en-
"A poymenI teacher of the classics, Greek Latin ana
English languages besides the ordinary branches o an
Engse He would engage clerk IN some estao
slnen! He has been accustomed 10 leach The
and Just dsenEaced. Respectable references
VIII given. and moderate compensation required Ad
dress W. W. 9o Muiberry-sL Tor few days II
A YOUNG LADY capable OF teaching The English
N branches ANA Drawing. wishes situation IN -cGooi
in private family in-irucIre-s where
she would be willing devote part OF tile ime TO sew
Ing For farther particulars address NJ A : sun once OF
at8l HUdson-si. M -
ITO LET-In BROOKLYN until thr hr-i of May, with
board or without large pleasant room Win bedroom
pantry and waterclose attached. None need apply eN
Nm. B. this Office nj %
3sOl wANTED-Abcutl Il year. OF age, an office
O must Ice industrious. active, md honest Good wages
given aud best o; reference required Address Otlce
al The Tribune Office m stis
SITUATION NyANTED-As man servant in pri-
- family gsnce private boarding house By per
al 30 Is Whiiehal..i nj q
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WIN. w. SHIRLEY. Auciionssr.
DATENT IRON STONE CHINA,

L Earlhrn Ware-Thursdsy. NOV 9Th, al 10 O'clock. at
nogue sale Of 1000 Dolls whle dark and ght blue iron
Stone China Pia,es and Dishes all sizes tss and cofoo
Ware. &c. China Pitchers rich Tea Sets 30 Solar Lamps
Cut Mirror Dhes, IL lots To suil retailers, hotels and
steamboats, al so days credit over 100 dollars
AT II O'Clock. 50 packages Glass Tunblers, Crus Solar
Shades, &c IL
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NOTES ON THE NORTHWEST.
or VALLEY OF THE UPPER MiSSlSSipPi-Com-
iEan East the Illinois and Missouri Rivers and North
ern Boundary OF the United Sates-ncudng lows and
Wisconsin part OF Michigan Northwest Of the Straits OF
Mackinays. and Northern Illinois and Missouri. By WIN.
J. Bradford. Price - cen;s.
Th!. is work OF ability learning and research The
volume Is valuable contribution 10 tie means OF general
Information. y. !. Observer.
Il Will prove valuable addition 20 the library and OF
great i'm poriaHce 10 the erigrauI TO The Far West
Evening Mirror.
"A volume upon subject Of Interest written by an OBJ.
serving and practical man. 1t most valuable work
He has aimed 10 prepare an instructive Volume and in
this he has succeeded, Boston Traveller.
The Book should be generally read
Boston Daily Times
The work is by FAR the satisfactory have ever
seen on this gres, and wonderful region
Published and tor sale by WILEY 4 PUTNAM
Ii l6 Broadway.
TO THE MEDICAL PROFESSION
THIS DAY PUBLISHED No of the Annnlist, semi
L monthly Medical Journal and Record Of Practical
/. Reports OF the New-York Hospital
H. Report of the Clinfue of the College OF Physicians
and Surgeons.
Ill. Reports Of the NewYork Evolutionary.
" Mortality IN Montreal.
Y Report OF the n Y Pathological Society.
VI. Fatality OF Disease under homeopathic Treatment
VII Case OF fracture of the Cavcle occurring in very
Young child treated by aud simple apparatus.
By J. Metcalf. VI. D.
VII. photographed Notice.
TX. Acknowledgements on LCng Island, y. Y.
y New. York Dental Recorder
ri Medical Society.
Nil Anniversary Of The " Y Society for The Relief OF
Widows and Orphans OF Medical Men.
Nil. vara.
XIV. Obituary.
TerIus-S2 per annum in advance: single numbers, 10
cents. Address DANIEL ApEE, fuO!Ishrr
n Y
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~ McrcnMtiIc Eibrnry OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES In
Clinton Hall corner Beekinan and Nasssusts open daily
from 10 a. NJ. TO 10 =. NJ
Founded in s2c-preseu, number OF members Zoo
The Library contains a 200 volumes The various de-
psrtmenls OF Science and General Literature Na!us
bic additions Of late puhcatons etc are continually
made.
The Reading Room is rgdarly supplied with all the
standard Magazines Reviews and Jonrnsls both Ainer
can and Foreign Ia the vslre and variety OF is perod
cal literature, il is surpassed by any Institution IN The
country.
Classes In lie Languages and other useful branches un
der competent teachers annually formed and tho
roug h instruction impaired upon very moderate terms
Lectures occasionally given upon subjects OF interest
and importance
TrKMs-C Jerks are admitted membership by paying
All initiation fee of ST. and ~ quarterly thereafter
Merchants and persons engaged III mercantile pursuits
NAV become subscribers by annual payment OF - APP
picaiiCn TO be made al the desk OF The Library.
90 AI\N 4 Smts C.. l.. ENEElTr, President
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- The Amcricnn Agricnlturul Ae,ocia lion
~ nIcrcnntilc i ihrnry A-rocinti

VIII hold regular meeting THIS Evening, NOV Ilhl al
O'clock in the Historical Societys Rooms ~ V University
IL Il. .. DOREMUS, Rec. Secretary.
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vANDERLYN
fashionable Clotbina.

CRAS &. FOLwELL, MERCHANT TAILOR,
MO. 1872 BROADWAY, tup stairs) respectfully informs
Nhs customers aud gentlemen generally. that he has ON
hand and constantly receiving the latest styles OF Cloths
Cassrer.s and VesIngs, which he Will make up IN uia
hr doubts will every way satisfactory os
who may favor him with their patronage He wishes IN
particular call the attention OF gentlemen bis new
STYLE OF Dress and Patio Overcoas he ia earnes a OF
opinion they cannot be eNceled IN this city else
where. Gentlemen furnishing their cloth Will have
garments made with much As II purchased OF
him oSl I'm
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MIR. x. c. PAIGE respectfully requests thar a.. ap-
VI pcstiocs b those who Wish 70 JON his class Tor
Singing recently gained for Gentlemen. rizy be made
a. his residence AihenEu1n Hotel 81 Broadway, AZ
Chickering's Piano Fore and MISC Wsre.ooC-s- 2ss.
6ro4iwav 81 IL
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-11-04

OCTOBER STATEMENT.-The Mutual Ben-a.
" Life Insurance Company. No II Waist issued dur
ing the month OF October 1916, rs Policies
To Merchants. To Minister 10 Russa....
Manufacturers ....... s. Sec'ri-s OF Irs. Co.'S. s
Mechanics ...........l5t Agent OF Ils. Co ..... :
tnrrers -...-.....-.-- 6i Fny-icians.
Students .............. 81 Lawyers ............. :
Ladies ....-........... Z Clerks ................
Public OE;cer- 49,. Master Mariuers.....-
CieEgyIarn. 8 Cher occupations
Total Policies. Il3
RoBT. L PATTERSON, Presif-uL
BENZ c. MILLER. Secretary.
JOSEPH L LORD Agent
JAS. STEWART 81 D. Medical Examiner, IS Fourth-st-
~ 5ta~-is,i) iMwkSs.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-11-04

WET EEET-it should b- remembered Tia. colds,
w coughs, consumption. Inflammation OF III .-nys, plsu
rs and many tlsores of.-u ihe result OF
Night air, 1c. SCIENCES PrLNostc SYRCf slways
c-eds curing every case OF ccf and hundreds
OF consumption might De prevented by The of tbs
medicine Is Ingredients p1r-y veete5le and being
Indian remedy therefore ci-rrni and superior 20 al
oIh=r Very u:any Cases OF consumption liver CONF lain.
and dyspepsia have h-a cr- Which h1 bat-6 all
remedies me certificates OF which D he
Once and reference given persons OF uns peaohsble
rzcr, who have experienced lie o-sts OF his MEDICINE.
which Is had the prcprI=iors ace No. C0rt-
laaG.-.t near Broadway u
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: MEIhS NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. g

~ Plants OF ne CaGreis porcc, RhococenSrcns
ies embracing al The srest acc Newest -a-tetes Of
esch COMING into fill ooou for sale 81 The Conservatory
cor-r of Court and Scaerz-.forr S. Brookya OF lis'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-11-04

WIN. T. JENNINGS IL co. Diapers aud TsloIs
w Importers of Cloths Cassimeres, Nestngs, Fsncy
Dress Articles Lc-In appreciation Of the success which
attended their efforts catering for the community would
tender the upon tho commencement the Fall
Trade that Will be their endeavor to sdd TO the Induce
ments which have rendered 81 Broadway THE ESTAB-
LISHMENT at which furnished Garments possessing
the requisites which continue TO commend them 10
the For in the style and character OF tho cloth
Ing enabled furnish through the aid Of as efficient
corps OF cutters So can found the country Is the
SEQUEL 10 the attractions OF our moderate charges
A large assortment OF goods for Fall and Winter
wear are offered for inspection. comprising Cloths,
weeds Gc for Dress and Frock Goats oyercoats Sacks
&c French English and American Cassmeres for Panta
looms word in reference 10 this garment In which las
1per,suce has satisfied the many few cutters eSce-d
trial In this line Is especially solicited Merno Velvet
Silk and Satin vestings in great variety The usual essor
nent OF first quality Ready-mads oyercoats. Original
Sacks C!oaks Dress and Frock Coats Psnaloons VESTS
&c with OF Fancy Dress articles scars
Cruvats, Hdkis Gloves. suspeDders, Shirts. Collars
Bo.oms Hall Hose, SC. ~ ISL
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G. BOOTH * co. Cash Tsilors and importers,
y. is7 Broadssy. have received an unusually isrge
ro of fne and rich goods which they would respect
fully invite the attention of the public.
RI. reputation II Broadway FOR Mgh charges Induces
very many economic al minded persons mike their Pus
chuses elsewhere Notwithstanding the justly accredited
superiority Of and genius displayed IN every depart
In.nt within s precincts, though this mPuation oil hisS
charges when applied Broadway Merchant Taiior' r'
class may be Just yet you'd be well for the ashionaob
economist TO pause before sacrificing TO an ndscrmiDa
prejudice the advantages which some OF them Offer To.
subscribers in Broadway enabled by tneli ch
system and small profits furnish the finest quality OF gar
mens 4 very price; and through the aid Of eiesss
Lee and Foster conductors Of the Cutting Department.
10 produce them style unsurpassed by any IN the
world - A.,
The proprieor have hand general assortment ready
made garfnrnts-Oy-rcoats, eight and added) Peos
sacks &c all Of which got up In good taste and
Trimmed in A rich and substantial manner. sIg isu
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XNANTED-Fam wishing good faithful servants
w ell recommended can be vel suited by applying
at FERRlS'S Office, 5i Broadway, opposite City Hos
piial. II
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RHEUMATISM.
FfcE-NL.Et Iur tU!.s, aILI. IA
ALL AFFECTIONS OF THE CHES

STRENGTHENING THE SYSTEM
when debi,s,et by disease other certain
a,d in Constitutional WEAKNESS. asa
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Datent Hlenirines.
oERTsTTE's GENUINE GaLvAETc

sTRExGTHE PL.sTEz
TMgREEAATEO -iia he E!ecirp-MaE-sr1c Prtuc5o.e
au6 used = connection wl-a Chrisrs Magnetic EEi5-
Tia; u the yea- vhe1 Pa=ters CT ar kiod
used win ire e--6ess be-sti I-st approaching Iii
therefore deemed proper 70 tire; pubic ai,eatoE 10 lie
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WANTED by steady respectable Yoang Woman,
w situation aud seast-s she has served her
time to dressaking trade Can produce respectable
city reference from her last place. High wages not
nj
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-11-04

ANII e
@ i. cc-sGsrv asserted 10 BE- TIE rao.t safe certain
Prot and e5ectcal application ever c-scover-a-fa few
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Ind Consumption Pam ne S'de and Ngit Seats 18th
ma Wioopmg Cough Pnlpita.i0n Of the Heart
ir5sr Complaint Brouetitu.
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TONCERT-Socal AID Irst-gaensal-Mtss JULIA L
~ SORTHALL las The honor announce ;ha. she will
give Grand Coneert Tie Apollo Rooms Friday
irS Nov eih 1876, assisted BY the following dis;ir
.k.zsa
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OOITTPTT,. OcrIst and Acris, a.tends 20 DE-
h. ~. I'VE I'd Ear from 70 o'clock, al his
1 - 80 al sroaixa corner OF WayYen-st
e.2.nrus or S1utnlag eured n few minutes, Deaf
- al discharges from The Ear permanently cured
aItss Eyes Inserted speetaeIes adapted 10 every defect
~ iuaeodiEa2rWeow-
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FhEH ENHlKHTI0N

FREE EXHIBITION.
HDLUWBE NATIONAL DAGUERREAN GAL
~ LERY AND PHOTOGRAPHIC DEPOTS; es-
Labished in 1870 and awarded the Medal, Four First
Premiums and Two Highest HonGrs by the Institutes
Of Massachusetts, New Yotk, and Pennsylvania re
spectivey, for the most beautiful lored Ia 7,srTeo
types, anil hest apparatus eUer c1isibited.
2o5 BALTIMORE ST., Baltimore, adjoining Camp
bell's Jewelry Store
PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, Washington city.
No. 25l Broadway, New York
IS Court street, HOston
1876 Chestnut street, Philadelphia.
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style.
nc Apparatus, Instructions. and all Materials fur
nished.
Any editor disposed to copy and take pictures in
payment can please 90 so. Oli-tf
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G3- The Agent at New York has for months war
ranted DR.. WlSTAR'S BALSAM OF WILD CHER
RY to cure any case of Asthma, however long the
disease may have WitlstoOd medical sk-oheriug
10 refund the price paid in of failure Yet not
single instance has been reported where the cure was
not complete. We will refer to a few individuals
where the effect has been almost miraculous. A.
Williams Esq, Attorney aud Counsellor So William
street, cured of Asthma of 25 years standing Mr.
Bradlee Justice of the PeacG, Jamaica, Long Island,
cured of same disease OF 40 years standing. J. Die
tendort. Cherry Valley, Of same, years, sc. &C.
ANY case OF wheeling, shortness Of breath, weak
pain in the chest side, be cured by this
Balsam-nO matter how obstinate the disease, or how
long it has resisted other remedies. Bleeding Of the
Lungs, Coughs, Colds, and even Consumption in its
first stages also readily yield to this wonderful mCd
cEe. Let The incredulnus examine into its merits
We want the truth to prevail. Beware of spurious
mixtures and limitations. For sale by
SrABLER * CANBY, 100 w. Ptatt-st.
Also by George X. Tyler, - Il. Baltimore street,
Seth s. Hauce, Baltimore and Pratt Streets Roberts
s Atkinson, corner Baltimore and Hanover SIS; ]. f.
Perkins x Brother, cor. Green and Franklin streets;
Joseph b. Stansbury, 81 Thames ST; Elisha II. Per
kins, corner Market and Green-sts George II. Keer,
No. 1913 Baltimore street. fe2 lw
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TRIUMPHANT SUCCESS!

~
" TluN AND ALL SPURIOUS TAR MIX
TURES GOT up as IATTT.47IONS of
THOMSON'S COMPOUND SYRUP OF TAR
AND WOOD NAPHTHA,
which is daily effecting such remarkable cures in
PULMONARY CONSUMPTION!
PHILADELPHIs, October 10, 1916.
The undersigned is induced to make the following
brei statement under firm conviction that many
valuable lives might be saved, was recourse had t.
the same means which have restored me to health.
had suffered for years with weakness Of the LUNGS
aud LIVER COMPLAINT, but so gradual the
lnroads OF disease that felt no alarm until witiE
the last year The chief cause of distress was pain
IN my breast and right side, great oppression, almost
Strausng, and total inability to roSe the corrupt
ter which INSTRUCTED my breathing; and at times so
great was my suffering though could not live an
hour II Is scarcely necessary to say, that during
this time had the best medical attendance, was cup
ped, hstered, &c, with no avail. | also used vari
GUS advertised and well known medicines, obtaining
no relief whatever until | procured IYfOMSONS
COMPOUND SYRUP OF T.4R AND WOOD
NO7PIfIH.3, one bottle Of which benefited me more
than all else | had taken; and now assert it as my
solemn belief that by this time IShould hGre been in
ny grave had not procured this remedy at The time
did SARAH JANE ADAMS
No. 1873 South Fourth street.
Sworn to and subscribed this 18th day OF October
1915, before me, CHAUHcEY BULKLEV. Alderman.
Prepared only by S.P. THOMSON, Philadelphia
Authorised agcntf: Roberts s. Atkinson, corner Eat
more and Hanover Sts; G. StOtt, Washington, d. g..
VI. A. Stanton, Norfolk; a. Duvall Co. Richmond
Va Price 50 cts. six bottles for So so. BewdTe Of
Who'n you purchase dis 3m'
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ADJUSTMENTS.
FRONT STREET THEATRE

TENHIS EVENING, Feb'y5 5, will be performed
BEE. Ii ut. Oslrand, Mr.. FREDERlCKS. Jose
phiue, Mrs. MCLEAN MIS-. Ash.on. Mrs. ALTEMUS
After which MARRIED RAKE. Frederick Eighty,
Mr.. G, HOWARD. Mrs. TIctraC, Miss FISHER.
To conclude with "1HE GARDENERS WIFE"
GalOchard, Mr.. OWENS. Madame Gaochard
with songs, Ms. HOWARD.
NIR. ANDERSON.
The justly celebrated Tragedan, is daily expected
from Europe. He will appear during the season.
tG5-Mr. and Mrs. SEGUlN aHd Mr. FRAZER will
shortly appear in the Opera of the Bohemian Girl.
l- Boxes, first tier 50 - and 81 tiers, 25 cts
Pit % cents. COOred Gallery % cts. 1t
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