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Herald of the times, and Rhode Islander. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1846-1849, 1847-01-21
TO COMMENCES MONDAY, nEc. 81, 1876.

TO COMMENCES MONDAY, nEc. 2l, 1876.
Cars leave Boston from the Depot of the Ole
Colony Rail Road, on Albany street daiy
/ I(Sundays excepled) for Randolph, East stoning
ion, Moth Bridgewater, West and East Bridge
wafer, south Bridgewaler, Middleborough and
Fall River at n o'clock a. m. and IN,
Leave Fall River for Boston at II o'clock a
m. and % D. IN. .--Inlersecling the Trains of the
N. Bedford and Taunton Rail Road at Myrick'>
Station.
A Special Car will leave Myrick'S Station on
the arrival of the Cars from New Bedford at 4
a. IN. for Fall River. Returning, leave I. Riv.
er at 81 p. IN. for New Bedford.
Passengers by the Special Car arrive at Fall
River in time tc take the steamer Bradford Dur
fee for Providence, r. 1.-The Steamer return
ing in time for the 81 z. Miriam for New-Bed'
ford.
Passengers for Newport take the steamer
Perry at Fall River at l24 o'clock p, m. ON
Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays. The Per
ry leaves Newport at 10 o clock a. m. same days
for Fall River.
Merchandise Trains leave Fall River at 81
o'clock A. NJ.
Leave Boston from the Depot of the Old Colo
ny Rail Road, South Boston, al 10 80 a. m.
SAMUEL II. =. LEE, Jr., Superintendent.
Fall River, dec 10th, lol6.-2i.
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no. 1O9, Thames-st.
Directly opposite The Merchants and Trader
Banks.
BENZ. II. TISDALE,

HAVING completed the alteration and i'm
III provemcnt ofthe above store, is now pre-
pared to receive again the calls of his custom
ers and the public, where he offers for sale
upon the most reasonable terms, a large and
valuable assortment of the following Goods,yiz
Gold and Silver Lever, L'Epine and Verge
Watches Fine Gold, Gilt and Plated Jeweryi
Silver, German Silver, Plated and Britannia
Wares; SpectacleS of Gold and Silver; Fine
Pocket and Table Cutlery Fancy Soaps, Per-
fumeTy, Brushes, Combs, and rich Fancy Goods
Mahogany framed Looking Glasses of all
sizes Steel Fire Sets Japannd Tea, Wine
and Bread Trays.
Steel Bag S Purse CLASPS; Purse trimmings,
Steel Silver and Gilt Beads Drild eyed, Net
ting, Knitting and Crochet Needles.
Having received the Agency of an extensive
manufacturing establishment, he is enabled to
execute at wholesale OF retail, all orders for
10 hour, 8 Day, Gallery, Alarm, o. G. Pillar
and Gothic Clocks, at prices lower than they
have heretofore been ofered.-All Clocks war.
ranled.
Watches of every description repaired, n,
usual, and particular attention paid to JOE
WORK OF all kinds.
SILVER SPOONS, Forks, &c, of the lateS
patterns, WARRANTED Sterling Silver ID.
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Court of Probate, N.,opori, Jan. 4ih, lS47.

CHkIS. T.. ROBBINS, Administrator on the
4 Estate of Asher Robblns, late of Newport,
deceased, presents his first account on said
Estate for allowance the same is received,
and referred for consideration, to a Court of
Probate to be holden at the Town Hall, in
Newport, on the first Monday in February
next. at 9 o'clock IN. and notice is ordered to
be given thereof, by advertisement for three
successive weeks IN the Herald of the Times,
for all persons interested to appear a! said time
and place and be heard
True copy-witness,
ian.7. B B. HowLAND, Prob elk
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AdminiStratrix's Notice.

yNHE subscriber having been appointed by the
Hon. Court of Probate of the town Of New
port, Administrative on the Estate Of Sylvanus
Stanford late of Newport, deed intestate, and
having given bond as the law directs, hereby re-
quests all persons having claims against the
said estate, to present them to her for adjust
rnent, and all persons indebted to make immedi-
ate payment to ELIZA STANFORD, ,Adm'x.
Newport, January z, lSi6.
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Executors Notice.

TIME subscribers Executors to the last Will
and Testament of George EngS, late OF
Newport, dec. hereby give notice that they
have qualified themselves according to law, and
request all persons interested in said estate, TO
present their accounts for settlement without
delay. SAMUEL ENGS,
Dec. 81, 1S46-3m.
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ELANNELs. Domestics, Prints, wror Cur
II tain Muslins, NC. We cheerfuly invite
our friends and customers to call and examine
our goods and prices. MoREY n SWIFT.
Nov. ~. IJi, Thamcs-St.
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Regular Mail Line for Ncw-NO rl<

f@r7- D. The splendid and tavurite
&s4xHfi%f Steamer MASSACHUSETTS,
tsAfzs1i R2---s0 Capt. Potter, will leave Stoning
ton for New York ON Tuesday, Thursday and
Saturday evenings, on the arrival OF the Mail
Train from Boston
The new and splendid Steamboat OREGON,
Capt Seth Thayer. will leave Sonington every
Monday, Wednesday, and Friday evenings on
the arrival of the Mail Train from Boston.
For further information apply 1925, Thames
street. Cup stairS)
oct 30 CHARLES N. TILLEY, Agent
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ELOUR 100 bbls. Western Flour, from
II New Wheat, just received per sloup R,en.
~ and for sale by WILLIAM NEWTON,
Oct 10. lJ0, Thames-sireei
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Probate Notice.
Ne~ Shoreham, Dec. q, 1916

.Nso Shoreham, Dec. %, lSl6.
NOTICE is hereby given to all persons in
terested that a Court of Probate will meet
AT the Dwelling House of William +. Sands,
late of New-Shoreham, deceased, on Monday,
January 18th, at o'clock a. m. in order to ap
prove a Will if any be presented TO said Court
or to choose an Administrator on the Estate o
said deceased. N. q. SANDS, Prob Clk.
Dec 3l-3w.
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December 10Th, 1916.
New Arrangement.

fs@c"- d The steamer "PERRY,"
S=4&I& Captain WooLsEr, will leave
zzsn( (Sayer's WharfO Newport, for
Fall River, on Mondays, Wednesdays and Fri
days, at j past o'clock in the morning landing
at Bristol Ferry, (Rhode-Island side $50 as to
connect with the steamer King Philip, for Bris-
tol and Providence. On her trip from Fall
River, will land on Bristol side.
Fare so Gents each way.
~ B. The Perry will leave Newport for
on Tuesdays, Thursdays
and Saturdays, at past o'cIk in the morning
leaving Providence for Newporl,a ,at apaSt Up. IN
Freight carried at liberal rates.
Fare 10 Cents each way.
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"There be honest rebels and honest kings men
Fer if a man be homes in his compunclions,
Hes honest"
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TO LET.

- PART OF the House on the
.. HARkIsoNFARM, situated on the
h!s! South Of the harbor of Newport
and commanding u fine view o
the Town, the Ocean, HArbor and Bay. The
part ofahe house to be rentedi is in good or.
der, and consists Of four rooms on the frs
floor, with two halls, extending through the
house to a piazza. forty feet long, on the
north side, fronting the barbor, seven rooms
on the second floor, and six rooms in The at.
tic. There is good opportunity on the shore
of the Farm for bathing and accommoda.
ton for Carriages in the out. houses, and pus.
turage for two pair Of Horses. The situation
is delightful as residence during the sum-
mer months.
For terms, please apply to the subscriber
april Both, 1916. JOSHUA SAVER.
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FAR ES.

From Newpor, to Boston, each way, g. l,5O
4" Bristol Ferry to do " " l,5O
&" F. River to Newport" 80
From Bristol Ferry to Newp't each way SO
New Bedford to do. LOO
q" Taunton To do. LOO
Passengers Baggage go through to New
port by crates in churge Of a Baggage Master
Dec. 81, 1916.
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WLvTER ARRANGEMENT.

s#ss- rs S'Ssii Sts1st f E,lfS7 s g
The New York herald., 1847-10-17

MARKET closed nrm, especially for good mixed Meal
~ ne ke. was nrm For good New York fresh ground
% 20 was asked ami 20 ls4 offered New Jersey
anu fvnsyHShia were scarce and held at an advance
ny. .ussies OF about 1000 bushels were made ct 92c
ana iooO do at s2lc delivered; 1000 bushels rye malt
retail soc ~ " '' "no oy
1ANpLrs-Sperm continued steady at 33c
toFFEE-Ihvre were few or no private sales beyopd
ret4 trapssctions Sues Of 2s0 bags Rio slightly da
mayed were sold by auction at 5.3l to 63S, cash
lotion But small business was transacted in this
article to-day Prices remain without change and range
,aoos our inside figures he amount sale Is
large but ample for the demand Some holders are not
Offering their supplies at all
1.
The New York herald., 1847-10-17

ALBANY, Oct lS-P. NJ.
Flour-Ths market continued firm at Sc SIX q So so
Tor good new brands Oswego and Geneses. Wheat
The msrket was firm, and Western and Genesee In de-
msnd no sales were reported Rye and barley firm.
Oats stationary Whiskey hrm st 30c Receipts
BY canal daring the proceeding twenty four hours
about no follows: Flour, 5000 barrels barley 247Oo
boehsH corn, 10000 do. No alteration in freights
The New York herald., 1847-10-17
New YoRK CANAL NAvIeArror.
TEL E G IL RAPHIC,

NEw ORLEANS, Oct. 0, ls47.
Flour-The market for good and fresh brands was
rmer, and sales Of 1000 barrels made consisting
chiefly Of Illinois and Ohio brands at IS SIS co. the lat
ter for st Lsus City Mills Cornsales Of 800 sacks
sound Western mixed were made at sic. Oats-saes of
800 bushels made at 33c Provisions dull Sugar
dnll with downward tendency. Cotton Baggins-
sales at previous rates Tobacco No change Ex-
change sttiiisg bills ~ premium New York sight
u a Fer cent dscount Treasury notes par Freight
lotion to Liverpool xd
The New York herald., 1847-10-17
BALTIMORE, Oct. l6-P. n

BALTIMORE, Oct. l6-P. NJ.
Flour-Ths market was firm, and prices had an up
ward tendency. Howard street was held at Sc 37X
Wheat Good new Maryland reds and white we're nrm
ana sales of 1000 bushels, including both kinds were
made at 50 for the former and 81 45 for the latter
Corn market steady and sales Of 1000 bushels
were made at CD q 10 cents Whskey frm and the
market had an upward tendency Rye was held at 70
50 cents ana meal at So so, So 6a The receipts Of
grain c1ntiDusd light Provisions and groceries, no
The New York herald., 1847-10-17

BUFFALO, Dot l6.-P. NJ.
Elour-The market continued hrm, and sales of 900
barrels made consisting Of good brands and
fresh sround, at 50 sik q s7h Wheat-The re,
cepts light, and the market firm Sales Of 30 90
bushels made consisting Of good Western and this
state at 81 lsAl 26 Corn-Sales Of 10 900 bushels
we're made, including Western mixed, at 56e and yell
low, a. $40 Whiskey nrm, hils provisions were
inactive Receipts during the past twenty four hours
Flour 5000 barrels wheat 600 bushels corn, 5000
do Freghts BY canal to Albany Csc per bar
rul wheat, l8c corn, loo per bushel
The New York herald., 1847-10-17

Married.
In this city. on the 18th Octobsr BY the Rev Henry
w Lee William REUBEN TAYLOR, to Miss MARY Col
Tos MURrnv all OF Springfield. Mass.
Died.
On Friday morning, Dot. Is, in Philadelphia Mrs. Ju-
LA JoNEs widow Of the late William Jones, formerly
manager of the Arch street theatre, Phisdelpha.
OfconsuBption, JoHs KELLY, at the residence of his
father, No i6 Sixth street, aged ~ years.
The friends aud asquaiutances Of the family are re-
qusstsd attend the funeral Sunday afternoon at half
past O'Clock
On the 18th instant, SARAH LOUISA, daughter OF Mi
ohasl and Eliza Chrstal, aged 10 months.
The friends Of the family requested to attend the
funeral from No 4lo Munroe street this Sunday af
ternoon at O'Clock.
In the North Parish, Mass Oct 7, Mrs. HANNAH wi
dow OF the late Jonathan Dodge, aged % years.
At Lancaster Mas, sept as Rev 8Eo. ROBINSON, of
ths Bsptst Church, in the o2d year Of his age
At Fr.sh'd Greene county, on the 18th instant, SA
RAN rect Oh John Townsend in the oath year of her
egs.
The New York herald., 1847-10-17
LATHs r "a. o M p ~
II E L e q X A r HIC.
News from the south

FETrnsHU 10, Va OCT ia n.
The Sarah, from the BraIos brings letters from Gen.
WooPs headquarters to the llth Of septsmber which
announce all to be quiet
Schooner Arctus from Tabasco 2ad ult, at New Or
leans, states that the famous Miguel Bruno commands
In the State of Tabssco.
Commodore Perry had returned to Anton Lissrdo All
quiet and healthy.
VIM. b. Hammel, chief mate OF the brigantins Whip
ple of Philadelphia, killed Petersburg while
unloading the brig He was mashed which proved
fatal
The New York herald., 1847-10-17
Legislativs Proceedings.
ALBANY, Dot. 10, lea.

ALBANY, OCT. 10, is47.
SrsArE.
Mr. DrrsroS reported bill appropriatins $3.50 900 to
the enlargement Of the Erie canal to be distributed as
folowsSloOoO to the completion Of the works 1T Buff
lo, and the construction of basins there; $4,000 to
the looks at Lockport and Pendston to the eng
largemsnt between Rochester and Syracuse; SsooO0o
east Of Lodi generally in the enlargement and the con-
struoon Of reservoirs for the supply Of water at Lodi
Also, bills spproprating $4,000 to the Black River,
and the amount to the Gsnssss Valley canal sps
cial order for Monday.
Bills disposng Of the surplus have been reported
in the House.
The Senate then went into Committee Of the Whole
the bill to abolish the Teachers Institute which
| not disposed Of
motion was made that the par redemption bill be
indefinitely postponed. Lost by u tot.
| Adjourned to Monday
| ASSEMBLY.
The SPEAKER announced Messrs sicksls, Carpenter
Burnel, Beers and w. s. Smith, the committee
hsNew York tax bill
The bill to the revised statutes in relation to
voluntary assignments by confined debtors, read
third time.
Mr. WALsn moved to re-commit the bill with instruo-
tions to amend to provide for the abolition Of
imprisonment for costs in all whatever Upon this
there long debate, but 1t eventually prevailed,
and the BILL amended, reported and then laid on
the table
Mr. sIcKELs introduced resolutions calling upon Con-
gress to prohibit the logging of seamsn on board Of
American vessels. Laid on the table.
He likewise introduced resolutions favorable to Mr..
Whitney's plan for . railway to Oregon.
The House then adjourned to Monday
The atlas states that 1t shall Monday publish the
call for the Herkmer meeting, to be held Tuesday,
the 2oth inst under the proper authority and sigma
lures, as directed by the delegates.
From the West.
Photographic correspondence OF Philadelphia Bulletin.
PirrsBuRG, Oct 10th.
The river still high freighting active but business
| otherwise not very animated.
The Legislature Of Ohio whig by larger joint vote
The New York herald., 1847-10-17

FnH.-saes of 800 quintas fine quality dry cod were
madu At p3 90. There arrival of 100 quintals
left aaoat uusold which we're held at S. 75 acksreI
Owing to the prevalence Of westerly and southerly
winds theirs arrivals and sales reported
Herring were quiet
FRUIr-A cargo sold by auction, consisting of
iSOo whole boxes rasDs Clements" at 81. 5000 do
half boxes Go at 81 l2H 81 l5 and 5000 do quarter
do at 6lHc and lot OF lemons also sold 50 so
and 81 s71s - 43x per box.
HEMP was quiet and prices firm at Sl40 $3.50 per
HIDrs- Sales have been made to fair exten. during
the week principally to out of town buyers previous
LrArHrn--No change In prices sales steady.
p1sc sale VIII take place next Thursday of 5000 sides
LEAD held at 81 o!h while buy srs we're Offering
81 90
MoLAssEs-No tire nsactons reported
Naval SroREs-Tbere was rumor Of considerable
trasaetcns in raw turpentine private There
was no change ia other descriptions
OiLs- Linseed continued steady at previous quota
tions. English sold to fair extent ut &c., and Amsr
can city pressed at 81 a 62c, cash Sperm and whale
stood as b, fore, without SALES Of moment
PRov,sioNs Sales OF 900 bbls reported ut
si4 6ah; 100 do sl4 so and lao do at sl4 37X The
sales footed up $40 bbls at prices var ying
from Si4 SIN $I4 6lk; 900 do old Mess were spld
at Si3 64h and about 800 do, reported sold at
es pric- 100 d. prime reported scld ut SO so
Lard.--Ihe market was quiet In barrels 1T worth
92<c for common l04 lO1So for good to prime and ia
for good ,rSim-r dari.s with fair amount doing for
export. Butter remained about tn, same but 1t was
less active than in the fore part OF the week
hcE = No sales transpired. New worth 81 37H
q 81 6ah.
SuGAa-No sales OF Nusc0vadoes reported The
prices for good qualities steady while common and
inferior grades dull.
TALLow Holders firm at 10 cts
ToBAcCo-Ws submit the following usual statement
sbowiog the prices sales receipts and stock on for
the week ending this afternoon =
Sold Reed this stock
v, ,,... Prices his week. Week. on hand.
and N Carolina. s1to sx $50 hhd. lis hid 1859 hid.
. 49, 4a7% 38
Maryland and Ohio. IL mid
Ccnnectcut seed,.. 6 TO Is % c.
PeLnsyhan!a seed, 7 to l6 24cs, 8 cts. SO cs.
3 o a hls
Havana. rs TO 6h so bbls. II bis. 1870 bis
na33c
Cuba,.. IS to 30 $50 bis. 1859 bis. 2OsS bis
l3a23c
la1. ..33 to IS 80 bis, 35c 80 bis
st. Do1nlnRo. l65 bis.
The transactions of the week have been limited to
small sales to meet actual demand the business
being almost Prices of all kinds remained una-
tered.
WHALEBoNE.-The market continued dull
WHIsKEY.-The market firm and sales of 40 hhds
Drudge made 3lc 100 bbs Ohio sold to arrive ut
3c and do the spot sold at the same
price. state prison held at 32c.
FREIeHrs Rates to Liverpool about the same;
some Hour to fill up taken 1t was reported at Is
and cheese at 25s. There no change in rates to
Londsn or'to Continental ports There was a good de-
nsnd for small coasters for the eastward and for the
British provinces.
New YoRx ANAL NAv,n.r,,~
The New York herald., 1847-10-17
From the Woat..

Photographic correspondence OF Philadelphia Bulletin.
PiTTsBvRG, Oct. 10th
The river st high, freighting active but business
otherwise not very animated.
The Legsetur Of Ohio is whig by larger Joint vote
than year the Northwestern counties to hear from
The New York herald., 1847-10-17
AVA GRAND SEcREvARYs OFFICE, !

r,,r =, ", HowAsp Hogss Oct IS A. L. is.7.
bic frser9ty of Free and Accepted Naons of TIC State
New Yok hsymg mGss and With deep reg.
S ayS4 The Of W..nspn
IN The CO" Sf 4. tG Free
Masoa in hoaoI of the memory Of their usrops Brother
body %.d sn y %sn s1p.is
with our and with whose members ne Tesaa'
udeoa 'ss
uniting with candssne body in any manner and from
il public procession or otherwise Free Masons
os By the RsPg'y s9yD S.Ga SI,sa Master
tsaasnss ihs,I dse Room, Bower on ;dsy
" :. n: Stone Of the
n's''a a''""sn SS JOHN fifs' '1SoucLAss Patriarch
C3LT E EGA Of T}HYsCiANS = Y! AND sYKgE0Ns, Of
Shs csiIsss isI viii opened o. Mondss
lie sss s,s.:ss &: Ss;
os. ss5 ssF y s4sS9 ND r ss .ss
TEMAPpER.Thi. ~ r ay pabll:hed, pIlcs i2Is cents IEM
theatre
Eps: ssIsen, ''' . '' ''''' BERFoRp& co.. CO. ''
IL liz Spring street. Bracelet with hair webbing
aud gold clasp. The der will be suitably rewarded by eav
ing at Greene street, the Office Of the Herald.
o17 2trc
OST-A letter directed TO Messrs. Ricsrd. q Holman
- Baltimore, dated October 4h and mailed day
the New York Post Office Said letter contained Of
Messr Ricards Hoffman for $576, due March 23d
which can be Of acknow
lodged ON the back Of the same
Any information of above letter will be thank
fully received by Messrs Ricards Hoffman, Baltimore
Reirer Mecke. New York 3tsm
NJ YsrEkIoUs DIS AFPE PEAKANCE-Mr p. sTUMFF
v1 left his home Tuesday last the Fair Castle
since when he has been heard Of He is about
feet ochss high had black cloth dark
dark vest, cloth cap Any information respecting the
would be greafoly received by the distressed
members Of the family, at 80 Division at. ole atsrc
nRUGS, &c-
~ cases chlorate potash, pure,
casks Barbadoes tar,
1000 lbs. fre,h Card mon seeds
ease vaerianatss of Zinc, quinne and ergotino,
$50 OF pure oilneroly. For sale BY
JAMES s. ASpINWALL.
liam
The New York herald., 1847-10-17

In conformity with the above regulations and 10 order
aid IN gvnx suitable effect aud to do justice
emineny audable and that swels
heart Gf every Patriot aud true M9s instruc cd BY M
officers and members Of the Grand Lod. appear
Grand Lodge Room 236 Grand street, tuesday the 18th
sart NJ A N also iGv'te mbcs of LOdges
Jurisdiction aud All members stemty stand
to unite IN the The Grand Lodge
regulations adopted. CHARLES +. LlNEBACK.
cI6 3t~rc Grand Secretary.
The New York herald., 1847-10-17

WARDs PATENT WASHING AND CLEANSING
POWDER, is article extensively used in England,
and Possesses soda other wsg
powder svsr offered to the public It's advantages consist in
lts beng cheaper In its than Soda
and IA the labor OF washing consequently proonaus the du
raolty OF cothss its being invaluable preserving and i'm
sS and not any degree njurng the hands oreons usnE
~ Will also be found unecu,sd ia painted work
any othsr sr'ssy materials Sod BY all hs principal drus
gst and grotsp Throughout the Uuion, Wboesss Agen
q r. FArden q haidca Leee, New York, wher. Issmo
n,sls may bsseAn, oAiAsn
The New York herald., 1847-10-17

pHlLHARMONIC sOCHETY-slIth srmop-The Com.
muee Of Msnage would respectfully inform the pub
for the four Concerts OPEN and that win be
ssd render the performances of this season Of highest
Person; wishing to become ..,oeist. merbsn-who h.ye
Term. 8 g.I .naam il sdysas. sus:eip,on: ss pay
ding the subscriber three admission. each Of the four
to Rtiss fi s
4. s ,S Of s X: s % any
's ea si"1e e '"@ 00e'' 'ii il L Roy 10y Place
ME ANAToMICAL re- J. MUsETM !. now open :, CIoton
noyoied aeeorsted and fitted np in superior sye con-
siderable number Of beautiful models arrived from Paris,
have been added which render this the
tive. entertaining end instructive exhibition ever Produ ed
ITALIAN OPERA COMPANY-Me,n. sANQUIRI.
GO ard PATH o ss
A~sc. BY the whole p,I hv 0s;r &c The , S
day OF Of The Pope Plus TX. ~
fatieala nrS. rs, in hs 5n,p,e announcement Of, Ctr,
Staten Island under direction Of Professor Jaeger
s"d % M y
Ss% Bshon ISLAND viii
tention. ol3 2l..Ic
WALNUT STREET THEATRE, PHILA2ELPPIHIA- "A , PHI
seventh Nishs o. the sss"n Cpsraiie TroupeSionday
2f Ss s''SM%'ss M1 ss1y 9S se
seguin; Aphonso Crocker Evirs. Mrs segu'n fenela'
Previous to Which, the first se, of ofCINDERELLAPrpee
Mr Po%pono NJ Meyer Ma. PandlG sb,sn M5
ssn b,s M. Rar. M @ oaeen Mis-, Chapman
Tomorrow. Tuesday. favorite opers.
CRiCKETA grand match will be played on thday' d. DC
~ tober 22nd the ST. Georges Ground hea house' nc"
Harlem for the benef Of James Sans , .,.,
Tickets for the ground 80 cents 70 ee had
ahs Red House, Harlem or "spirit ofthe Times, ohse
VI AN DEVENTER's PREMIUM OIL PASTE BL .CK-
manui,eiued At o. Barclay street Sey " Yoa
pretending TO employment and Knowing how
we make Backing Several such We nnds stand are
Msssscbuse and others The upper part Of this city.
No person engaged in selling making Backing isscqnain
'eoIi old ist.re VAN DgveNTEp TALMAGE
NA0U ERHEOTYPE PLATrs--ssIling of at cost. TO
IL close invoice lot Of superior French plates,
anu DO'''' '''''' VICTOR BISHOP
Oh iit'fc i2 Maiden lane, up stairs.
ID take this opportunity Of returning thanks TO their friends
and the public IN general for their kind support, during he
make with families or single gescmen for the
winter, on the most reasonable terms.
son, ds.rous Of finding comfortable home the
W oil g s!n s 70 M fETTsG f Ss bRaorHgR r,op,s,o
pRACTICAL BOoK.KEEr1NG, No. 80 Ceda5 Street
Double Entry Book keeping smplhed" and the Ad Of Sin
gle Entry Bookkeeping Improved, continues to teach |"
The pupil becomes familiar from actual use with all the
books constituting set snd person o. E9oa capacity Will
month"; and will receive a certificate to that effect
Proipectuses, with terms obtained at the rooms from
DRowNs COFFEE HOUSE AND DINING sA
ID LOON No. II Pearl street. head Of Coenties Sip Sran
gers and Others whose business calls them to the lower o
the city viii find tss convenient paeeto g't ut '''
GEoRGE BROWN,
uNsn Late Of Lo'eicys He'sl