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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-12-24
wsEE OUTSIDE OF TO-DAY's PAPER.-1
W In Democratic whIs General Connsi.. uee

In DeH3Otfaiac w Otucta N~-
New York Dec isis Resolred, Thai be fecoIaas"'
cd 10 the Wing Electors OF the City end County %
YORK 10 assemble 10 their respective "sre' 81 's
designated below, on Mecasy evening. %ln ias :, :.
,nes o,b.r psos ard Tim. as ths Ward Committees may
ds.ns ss s:, ss c. Dslass eas IRON
80 - IA also a, the same tine TO choose Ward
en-,,e. s de .ever. Words The following az. The
places Of meeting
n,.,asI Brosd-s'. House,
II second Ward Hotel
nj No 200 Wsshington-sL
w. Shakespeare Hotel
" Marcos House, Wet. Broadway.
VI Harmony Hail, Centsy-et
LAT Breeds Room, Markets.
VII. See call Of The Ward Co7trltte>
TX. AS the Ward Committee desizrsie-
K. Columbian Han, Grand ST.
Xi. Al d Avenue d.
XII AS The Ward Committee deslgnaIs
Kill. No Shsrig-sL
xiv. Broadway House.
XIV Constitution Hall, Broadway
WV A. ths Ward COMMITTEES designate
XVII. Henry Clay house .;..
a. osdeI J. PHILLIPS PHGSIX, Chairman
ABRAHAM r LAWRENCE, AssLC h4rHrsn'
JAS. Il, PIScKSZr, } Secretaries .,,s,
CHS. CHAMBERLAis, AZ Of
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HOLIDAY PaxsEST5.-A reference To- our advertising
columns VIII call the attention OF our readers to rich
sale of goods 10 be made this day e, &c wi;smst By
our friends FUTILE & DrctrzEAr. The goods in the
sale are OF the mos; elegant description, and TO those
who desire rich articles We would commend tha sale.
TIE articles are adapted to the and Of tie most
costly KIND. We readers that every article
will De sold to The highest purchaser. the sale nads
on account Ct AesEs Derasres Boizard, who pledge
themselves (as well the auctioreer tia. every 20.
Hll Be soid o The hiahsss bidder.
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Card from John stevens, Esq.
Nyi-.Nerx De,- ~ I-.f

IT .se Edasr 81 r.s Tr:5sas.
DEAR SIs;-I did no, notice NJ Il Z. pariss's COM
uacaaoa IN your paper o; Tuesday until this ino-n-
lag and do think prope. to common: On i far
tier than 70 deny Tie charges inside against myself and
to throw back The imputation which he has attempted
TO cas-, uPoa ne When the case OF Wilson < CO. ss.
Stevens shs have beea decided whsserer the result
may possiey-n view of the vita, importance OF the
question 10 Business sad Of the millions involved IN The
decion-sake occasion to place NJ Davies and lis
socia.e n their trus light. Yours respectfully.
JOHN STEVENs.
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MARRIED /:

AT Port Richmond S. L on the I'D inst. by Rev. Mr
Brownlee, CHARLES EDWARD BOVINE, of the irm
OF Bovine g. Co. Pokeepsie TO Miss MARY daughter OF
the Late LEdlum {. Hsggerty Of this CITY.
AT Gcea, Darlington, 9th inst. by Rev. Mr. Turner
JOHN a CONE Of New York TO 5iiss HARRIETTE A
SHEPARD. daughter of the late Capt Joseph Shepard
OF New Orleans
IL Flushing, l. I Dec -, by Rev. Thomas DeWit.
DID. WILLIAM r. sLUYTER of New.York 10 a,,
Joanna LOUISA daughter of Doct Peter Van Zsndt
OF Flushing
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DIED

On Wednesday morning, sd inst, MARY ANN, wife
OF Richard NJ. Burke, a-ed35 years.
The friends OF the family of her mother Ann Acker.
MAD. and OF her brothers VIM. and James Alderman
are respectfully invited 10 attend the funeral from her
late residence 6 Heserst on Fhdsy 18th inst at 10
o'clock 4. ".
On the I'd inst WEAT MuNsoH, aged 90 years and
months for nearly 20 years member Of III. 81 E
Church.
III. friends ard scquantances are invited 10 attend his
funeral thi. Thursday afternoon at o'clock from the
Allcn-st 81 e Church The services will be conducted
bY Rev Bishop Har,!inc
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SALES Or STOCKS AT PHILADELPHIA Dec. 81
Fdst socra-SS3o State IS 80; 5000 kentucky s. oa
Mechanics Bank "a. Ajter First Boayd-s3.0Oo State
50 oes Commercial Bank 500; 500 L. s. Bank Notes
~ Miners Bank. Pottsrille D. 20 Harrisburg 81. 30
REARING b 30t 5000 Government 6s 1855 and o1f
Ss:ond s9eJt-. Pa Bank 20: $ Manu- e. Mech. Bank
s9i; $ coo Government, 6s, IS. oct.
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RIXEn

Ship Norma, Ellis I'm Havana, Dec TO- sugar. &c 10
Moses Taylor. Left ships chris,ovs Colon Smith for
York, Elisha Denison, See'ey. for Key West dscg
Bark John Gardner, Pedersox from Bslize Honduras
arrived 9th. TO sail in days for York. Bark Mary
Boushton, for YORK. sailed days previous. Dec H.
while lying to in gale shipped sea- which carried
away main rail- split plank shear, galley and hled
the cabin with water Oft Sandy Hook Sunday eve
ming last and was driven off,
No vessels in sight from the Highlands at sunse,
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JOSIAH RICHARDS. Auctioneer.

L,ser SALE or FANCY AsreLrS AID GNrs-g,,.
s.Nr A~>v,Ls Fos lsiT-CHoIcs Bocks &c. ke-rS.
afternoon srd evening, commencing siI o'tlccS B,s,,
RieHAxrs PLArr No, 90 Broadway. viii sell. sr.,ss
collection OF Books and Fancy Articles suitable bsr y,
day presents consisting Of Books in fre bindings, G.
Books Of every character; splendid assor-a, Of J,,
nile and Miniature Volumes, SC
Also rich collection Of English and French s,se, a.
tices consisting OF elegant Gard Cases snt Sourea,
ra?icr Machc, Card Baskets. Rosewood wcts B,r
and Dressing and WrIirs Cases Fspeuies Oder sox.
Eavelore Cases, GMuirGTe de Bureau, AsA,s,.f a.
Porcesin Iuk.tsuds; Puzzles and Dl,see,ed Picture
Games &c. &c.
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RI THE SOUTHERN NAIL.

r. The Narionsl Intelbgencer has an interest
ing letter fror1 Mat-no-o= giving an account ~ ire
STATE OF things there which should Exc 70 p15hsh |;
&c had the space TO spare Iris nDoruing-
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cour, calendar. .THIs Day.

SUPERIOR Cors--Nos 1916 III g. 100. ~, >, 90
"a ~ ~; ~ le5 ai2 le5 les i6a. 10, l72 l73. rs
10 !sI. 23o 20 I35. ISL, 81, :, - -, li5
ConMoS PLEAs-Partl-Eos. II. ;i3j. 53, s.. %, %
Gi g. IS o. Part Mos. 60. ~, o. 81, =, ~ -
-; 70 - 20 49, - 800 - 90.
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~ The Museum vii Re he pisc> Of .rr4.--..
wh en- IL VIII dock daring these hclIdAy ifr.s go
Will b. errai dclrss .sh, ;cresst- esa - h,s 49,
teynocd ari eVecsuS ct wes; may BE -Apec.>t 30
rlsuc.s commerce ais snd = ceicck TIE Giari BoT
also ihr 0fsrc thIsrc can &c : ali ''rres -
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-12-24

HATS roR rHs NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. ssoa, farcsA
Ing themselves with HN, for the Holidays can Oh
tain a, our sales room the Winter Fashion newer ,,,
than the September shape. now generally worp
dry 5,.od wARNOCK's sol B.csar,x
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,lnrkr.... .cazgsil, -,p,ress,.r ~ r.,s.-e

.sEFs-The r,arke; IL eu;e, and withoa, chang
Expo-r from Is, TO ed December Pets $50 aeis FEARS
lie esis.
CorTcS-Tbe sales today are limited &c some 30
or so bales uhout change IN Price Hooefs eon'''gi
very arur FrcsE, Cotton u somewhat eSs'e'' ~
harm htsr freely scrsptrd % dsy.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-12-24

TT J. SMrrs Dcpss. DENTIST. No. IS scsa-,, Tea,
BroeiSAy requests the attention Of those wastas AIS
cs 'e-th to his ne,hod relhcd used in tots Chg e
eusyey by hiuse ctss,en'nS either single ieeh Ct ~,
waen Oh geld plsi,s. II Of the rais gses1x
given In the operation. and enables ths wearcr 10 se,
clear And healthy mouth. n s.sus.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-12-24

- 3. Palner's Country Newspaper Adysrss,,
Agency in the Tribune Building emersees tie A,,.
business papers OF every State in the Uncc Aa,s
tse1s can select nus, such papers as are best sas,sa a
the sryeral kirds Of business.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-12-24

B~ ALBANY Co. holds Temperance Conven
ton ct the wsshinstonisn Hall on the ssh OF January
keA = ~ Invites other counties to send delegates
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NAvaL-The L, s. ship Erie, Commodore Tur.
ner, Left Monterey, Paeise, Sept = for Panama to sail
for Cs.lao 18th Of November
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-12-24

The washington Union Of tuesday night
publishes. part of the documents teoEtfins =
tina, psperJ submitted the House CT RsPresenia's'
b. the Pre..n. under .hs resolution OF GarFet Dasi4
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PASSENGERS ARRIVED

IL sap Norma from HlranG--J Hitchcock York
Scripture. do, Lurinr, do W Knight Pacific
Ocean Dr. Chss II Oakley. Pacific Squadron
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-12-24

FIEEs--At coldwater Mich the public bo,,,
known a. ,lie fTchsHse destroyed by sre ~ =.
morning OF the 18th nit No furniture saved N
Tho brass touadry OF D Byrua sud the tans,-.,,
ct ,chrscn bich-rd> - Ni.ni m Ge,,yr,sS,
Gro early yesterday morning Los ahcu, ss1s -
srrrd. -
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PASSENGERS SAILED

In sip Lu1p0qi far LirDrooi-Dr James Greecen,
NY, DR. Horace Wells, Hartford CT. VIM Moody Can
ada John Hall, do Francis Rursall. Hull nsland ;
Jose Maria Rcias Pnkon Spain.
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~ The Piqua Ohio Register dominates
HomAs coswN as the Wing candidate for President in
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FuRS! FURS FURs
The Fur that warns a monarch
Warmed a bear.

Now is the winter OF our discomfort
Made glorious summer by the Furs OF Knox"
Shakespeare improved
MuFF>. LElGuEoBEs, BUFFALO ovERcoArsk.
AlASGE AND CHEAP ASSORTMENT.
For sale by kNON, iSae Halter
dl5,oJla rs Fulton ~ sun buildin,
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Business Notiess.

To NEMESIS OF Tx / o. OF o. F-Resa he p.
pectes Of the volume OF the COLLEEN Ruts In g.
other column. Every Odd Fellow should subscribe &.
this excelleu, and popular petiodicdcae OF tie ee.,
family j,urnsls in IL, Uuicn oice 20 Anns as, ,,.,.
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MARIN E JOURNAL.
PORT OF NETWORK.

hlHIAIuRE ALhAsAc.....THI5 DAT.
Sun. rHR MOON. FULL SEA.
Rises. 25 Sets. a IS Sets. IL SO Morn. % "a
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Inv of Owner and Factor.

40 ne hahor % Inc ir''@He'
Your remarks ON tho law oil 1850 defining the
mowers Of factor or acep, over an owners proper
=, sn,r,.,na - him, cor .oc think soupa md n
$3.50" " I ,..:,h ,.n, !, ,h., Low, 1oo. 40,
apply to tho case IN qaestion-W !ison CT al, rs;
s.ossnswwnas sranssS.'on afiStns IN CUISINES sui "
members the passare Of the in onestion and
the sense in which it has been generally under
steed by the great majority Oh business men, and
&ssS e ns,s S'en ,h oSsusrns
5eslt with COLGATE the Agent in this case for WI
sen Al along our Csnals-on the Lakes, a, the
West and South, arc located warehouses and com
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PEnUxtRY AT REDUCED PkIcEs.-ComstOck ca
z. Cortland ct betow tbs hotels side, will sell 70
tail, large lot Of Perfumery and Fancy Soaps d7eS
wholesale prices. to close their stock In that line d1
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-12-24

" The Ern M. aSmpis ~ ,,.iocs At Cdiursy
Hal rs Grsnd-s for the transaction Of trnpoIa,
ness Representatives requested 70 be q "
order. tdI II. JOHN MURShS' VI
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e The YoU<o Mss NArIoSAL REroKM As
ISOLATION. whose motto is Free Soil for Free Peo
pie. will give their First Annual Ball at Tammsny Hall
ms ecepias. Although the time for dancing to the
friends Of this Reform does not to quite yet
we arc sure i, rQ come and do wonde. that young
and sansuine advocates should somewhat anticipate
their triumph To all who take pride in living By their
own homes, Labor and who would gladly secure to
themselves the untailns opportunity to do So the fes
va must be ore OF deep interest
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-12-24

NEW LINE TO Bosros.-Thc line advertised TO-
daJ Wis tie LousIsI.nd Railroad and ssoniastOn, WI!
prove vast convenience to nen Of business a1oFdins
time for arrangement. OF business snd Jei leaving a,
hour ,ha, vii give dayish, for good portion OF me
A, hi: season Of the rear many taveers prefer
much land 1avel as possible, and By iaii line they
have merely the crossing rom GseenPor % Soaingson
and occupying only an hour and half The fare Is tee
tie other lines, and the faTcri'e steamer New
Haren wa new r,as.s and sails and extraordinary A.
csocA IL 70 make me Ferry.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-12-24

MAYORS OrYlcE-wm. d. Davis. of Rhode Island
complained OF WIN. Rollins of coach No 90. who, he
driving him from the steamboat to the New. England
House adjoining Trinity Church. The Mayor fined MI
r $40.
The Superintendent Of Hacks complained OF Rey-
nods & Wcsrt that their omnibus No 81 and omni-
bus OF l. Palmer, were racing up Broadway on ;Ae
evening Of the 2s, inst Mcssrs l. & w were hned 80
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-12-24

SALE OF Pa,xrIyes THIS MoKSISc.-The remain
Ing hal, lie catalogue OF enc European paintings IN the
Chameers., Gallery Granite Building VIII oe dsPosed
CT By Nss=rs Tu.tle s Ducszeaa 81 10: O'CLOCK Itsy
may &c seen uni! the moment CT TIE sale
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SALE OF REAL ESTATE.

s-iek store and 10, no. 3i5 Broadway store
So LOT aaxlJo ..S3i.5O
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In l3iJ-l7,9J0.0OO cubic feet OF gas.
In l-ii-22a, $50 COZ
In lsi5-25. 500 900
In lsi6-37,OOOO GO

10 meet the growing demand. the Company have this
year laid II and le inch mains leading from the works
being the largest in the country They have also laid
main L. inches in diameter extending from Eighteenth
to Canal beside large quantity of other and smaller
mains lending from Grand TO Twenty eighth sts--
They have also built re;ort house at the foot OF Eight
eenih 95 feet long and 81 fee; wide built OF brick
with roof the model Of which is very beautiful
aud for hgbtness and strength i: is unsurpassed-the
frame of this roof weighs 4o55i pounds in this retort
house there double range of furnaces capable OF
working sixty retor,.-thirty of which ready The
plan OF setting these retorts superior TO the one now in
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ORAIoKIo OF TIE SEAsoYs.-Tne American
Musical institute give H.ydns beautiful ors,ofio OF the
Seasons a, the Tabernacle this evening Miss NoEths!
who made 20 great sensation II the part OF Jane viii
repeat tina, character assisted By Mr. R. G. Paige sad
NJ Andrews. This lovely composition viii not De re-
pcs,ed for very long period therefore sn who wish TO
hsa- il must 70 tonight.
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~ Remember Dr. FELIX GoURACD's prepus,,,s.ssst
cannot be obtained genuine, except al his DEPOT 81
er-zt first store from Broadway dA@
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e HENRI Herr has returned alter most sue
cessful tour TO Nevio.k and s"iN give US one oil his
monstre Concerts Saturday evening next we eH
pec 10 see the Tabernacle crowded with iuIgrown and
embryo Pianis;s. The attraction Is rich and we are
that lover OF good music VIII Tall to attend
especially his is the last concert oa' one tnas HeE
will give in NewYork prior 10 MS departure Tor Havana
and thence TO Europe The last steamer brought IN tell
gence tina, the French Government winch has noni-
mated him Professor of the Royal Conservatore mas
fused to extend his leave of abeence and has peFepto1
y sriied lin that ne mus, DC at MS post IN April next
We call the attention OF readers to the LIST OF pFce;
o; admission established for ihs ste"fns 'ny owing 10
the holidays Parties OF three and Ere persons are ad
uiited az nearly hall the usual admission
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. few years BE- almost doubled There 10 no limit to
extent Of soil adapted to their cultivation An that
required ID demand TOR consumption, matter ihow
|ttensive. II might and Il would be supplied
The annual report Che twenty 6rp Of the President
pa directors Of the Louisville Ksntucky) and Portland
anal Company, for ls45, has been published-from
hich appears that there in the treasury JAN l.
S 400 49, That there paid for I'll shares Of
lock, held by individuals, which the Company have
auhorizedto buy up by act Of the Legislature
Kentucky, l2s, sac. The expensesronthe canal lin
Pas. were $ao.le7 81 cents office charges, salariss
T., $3.50 80 cents, leaving balance in thelrsasuryon
be l of January, ls46 of 500 SO cents which the
epOrt states, will be Immediately applied to the pur
hase Of about s65 shaAs Of the capital stock held by
Individuals which the Company il authori sed to pur
base BY an act of the General Assembly Of Kentucky
his purchase added to those purchased in the three
rsvious years, will make the United States virtually the
wner Of 66s shares leaving but 46l7 shares held by
Individuals, to be hereafter liquidsted.
The following 10 abstract Of the boats which have
assed through and the tolls received the Canal for
ach year since its commencement in 1881 to 1915.
n
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AUCTION SALES.

xxy .rcursJ IN E CURTIss, Aass,eese.;
w flsg viii sell ibis morning 1t 10 o'eIoef. Al the aac.
raj assormsnt Of Gold silver Levers Duplex Anchor "a
Also two London made silver Cnronometes war
,s1!sd together Sh gold and gilt Jsyes Of de-
jet and steel Ornaments
Ai'o ssou. 500 dozen Pocket Books Wallet. Purses;
W.ss sS: Teo. English y.rr. Move
one snip Chronometer for account ofh estate Of
1890 pairs French suspenders and Chdrsn and La
Also under inspection of the wadens Of the PORT for
account q the casks Bsss damaged the
voysge o. IMPORTATION. mia tsrh
VIM. w. SHIRLEY, Auctoneer.
CATALQGUE SALE OF CHINA, Glass. and Ear,hen-
- o, wars-Byh s = waIdGon Thursday March 10Th,
from the shelves suit retailers Ss. flowing and ohs en-
blue and fancy printed painted edged dipt &c Ware, Chr
wines SC The sale positive aud goods will be we'll
B-Gooas will be received for this sale till Tuesday
the 1th Sales promptly settled goods de.
!lvered MIA t.rh
LARGE AND EXTENSIVE SALE OF ANTIQUITIES,
C9nsisTIHSG q Original Japan d.eausrsda Porcelain
and Of various kinds original ancient Dresden Pocs
lain figures and ancient fans of the 10th
century richly carved and painted and magnificent flower
Of porcelain dSevrrs OF time Of Louis XIV, which
vase has been bought the sale Of Joseph Buonapae BoI
such has been imported this country These
choice ornaments and articles offered very rahey
are al antique none Of them less than hundred and
ed hroashoai tn old town. Of Hollsad and oS places:
those articles are highly valued At the courts Of Europe
and the English aud French nobility To be sold the
lin streets by Aaron Levy Auctonee Thursday March
49, 1876 Sale to commence positively at o'clock r. NJ
g. The public al invited particularly the la.
dies to examine these fcent rerdy for
fM "''h e'A0sas' open daily from MIA Al ~ wv. I
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CARD OF ADVERTISEMENT
NATIONAL THEATRE AND CIRCUS,
Chestnut STREET, PHILADELPHIA.


Messy WEIGH MAINLAND OELAVAN;
Will shortly terminate this the prosperous
experienced America order fulfil their engagements
Baltimore and Washington Among the astss
gsgsd IN tns aEs may be found he following
MKs. LOUISA HOWARD, principal act Equestrian, and
premiere artistic in CHARACTERISTIC dsneatons
ticpef:9nstt,ons. on her celebrated ecurser.
horses and in los Aanandes Franchise and gener
meAts Of equation
Eight Female Equsans who appear in grand cayacades
Tight Hope Dancer and Equestrian performer Miss LOUISA
I gr,seJ Mais Eqgsssri.as, Messrs LEVI NORTH, v
Fist Equestrian P.ntommist, ). C. ROGERS:
Backward Riding, after tho Italian invention, BY II SIG
The RIVERS FAMILY-remarkabe for their high talent
In the gymnsstic and Acrobatic arts
.,s I'd IL I'd five
rersonher Of Local Gharacters, Mr. y WOODS
First Xaulter Of the Troupe Mr. MCFARLAND.
E EEuibrisMs s1S RcssussT Mr. q PTNBAR
Ri1s %:. MS M (. NfcH o. SELLS
wEXYkk '''''' "Ao'A0' AALh T. AAih' -
Stage Manager, Mr. FREER.
constant sqceesson Of first rate equestrian psrfone
magnificent Pantommes and Spsctaces Of high equestrian
lebrity.
:sss; q tho S S1ehs sHs NJ W, MEYER
most snmptuous Wardrobe Of all the nations in the world
completsd the first style Of excellence The suits Of
mor. daS., banners weapons Of &c, by Messrs g.
full and talented company Of high dramatic e,celepce
superb stud Of high bred Horses trained for the
ma and for warke and effects the stagea
tended BY twelve Krooms and fourteen rough rders
hafpess and the performances invariably commence
O'Clock. fo
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THE SUBSCRIBERS do hereby that having seen
Il Mr.. JOHN CARR, who has just arrive from PHI
ladepha and xamined the his breast
and neck and from sense Of duty the afflicted declare that
the the remarkable have
any human being and fellow citizens should visit him to
themselves that his without pre- cedent far
lsndt street.
New York, March, II, le46.
William Runk, No 226 Fulton street.
Geo. w. Gardner, NJ. Jersey City
Charles Wycko6, National Hotel No Courand str at
John Hooper, No n HudSoH street
~ Manners, No 22o Fulton, cor. Greenwich street.
Theop. r.: Hart No. a Cedar street.
J. ?. Blackwell, No. 90 William street.
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