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The State Of South Carolina.
ABBEvILLE DISTRICT,

H. Eqatity.
Thomas M. Finley. Reuben J. FiNey,
Nancy A. Finley by next friend, md i.
NJ, Finley, " Alexander Hunter, Nancy
Finley, Granville H. Finley and others.
Blu for Account, Partition Delioeyy
of Stares and Relief
1t appearing to my satisfaction that Nancy Finley,
Granville H. Finley, Isaac N. Finloy Robt Oak
10y and Rhoda his wife, Ali Deck and Polly Ann
his wife, and Jane r. Finley, Defendants in this
case, reside without the limits of this State: Or
dcred that tho above named Defendants do appear
and plead, answer or demnr, to the said Bill within
three months from the publication of this order or
Judgment PRO coNFEsso, will be rendered against
them. HAJONES cran
Commissioners Office, March 9th, l547
March TO- 93m
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Notice to absent Legatees.
The children Of Margaret Brown decd, Le-
gatees Of Samuel Miller decd. are notified,
that their legacy in money, is ready for them,
and deposited with the Ordinary Of Abbcville
District So. Ca. A. H. MILLER, E'or.
Jan "a, 1647. = 49 Im:3m
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The State of South Carolina.
ABBEVILLE DISTRICT.
Notice
To the Creditors and Heirs Of Richmond

Harris. deceased.
All persons having demands against the
Estate will present them 10 D. Lesly, Admi.
nistfator OF said Estate as Derellct, on or be-.
fore the Goth May I647, at which time said
Estate will be apportioned. and closed: And
as the personal Estate ls insufficient to pay the
debts-and the following heirs and !egatees
reside without the limits of this State, viz:
Frances E Harris. Agnes 8 Hunter, Uriah
r. Harris. Louisa l. Heard, and A Harris
and the creditors have petitioned for the pro-
ceeds of real Estate, to pay debts. It is
therefore ordered, that the said absentees do
appear and show cause, why the proceeds of
ceased, should not be so applied, on or before
the 10Th Of May ls47, otherwise, their CON.
sent as confessed, will be entered Of record
Feb. 20, lS47. 3m D. LESLY, Ord,y.
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Notice.

Estate of Jesse Caloert deceased.
Notice is hereby given to the Creditors and Dstri-
bntecs of Jesse Calvert decd, among whom Hugh
H. Calvert, Wm Leak and Elizabeth his wife, and
Jesse Calvert, reside without tho limits of this State
that on or before the first Saturday Of June next a
settlement of the will be made in tho Ordina-
rvs Oficc and that after tho time specified, the
Administrator will not hold himself responsible for
interest OH shares due the Distributes OH debts.
March 6, 1547. WIN. SMITH, Admir-.
March 10. 9 Am
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Notice.

I would refer MY friends and clients to John H.
Wilson Esq, with whom have left my whole bu-
siness, and who, during my absence, will give all
necessary information ard assistance to those who
have hitherto given, or who may hereafter be desi-
rous Of extending to me their patronage and en-
enlargement JOHN B. MORAGNE. d
Il Dec. 30, 1916. Att
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Notice to Creditors.

Notice IS hereby given to the creditors and
debtors of the Estate of Landy G. Shoemaker
decd, to present their demands, and make
payment to the administi ator, as the assets of
the Estate will be entirely insufficient to pay
all. The estate will be closed in Ordinary, on
the 9Th OF April le47, or before.
JAMS 46 IF JIG. CANNON, Admir-.
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Attention McDuffie Rifle Guards.
You will appear at Deadiall OH the first Sa-
turdaS in April next, armed and equipped for
inspection and drill.
BY order of J.N. COCHRAN, 1t. Com.
March II 3tf
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Z able to stormit. 1t lis saidthe are six thou
sand troops there, and that their officers are
all English and French, and suppose they
are well supplied with ammunition and arms.
! There were two French vessels run the
blockade few days since with eleven hum
dred tuns of powder, and five thousand stand
of arms.
SCOTT has decided that Col. W1Mcoop,
of Pennsylvania, out ranks BUTLER, and
that commission bear date from the time
Of mastering into the service.
The Newberry company arrived here
three days ago. Some four or five of our
men came on with them those Svho were
left at Hamburg sick. Our company were
just taking the mumps when 1 left-cvery
man in the company have had them, except
about ten. Lieut.. ROBERTS, is able to be
about again. We will be very much crow
ded ON our way to Vera Cruz-fvc compa-
nies on ship. 4
Ibid not see mmuch of the country while
at Tampico. The town is situated six miles
from the mouth of the river at the junction
of the Panuco and Tula river. Lieut.. Mo-
RACINE and myself hired a couple of mus
tangs and rode out one evening about three
miles. The land is the richest I ever saw,
but not an acre of it in cultivation as far as
we went. The houses in town arc neat and
comfortable, and many of them finished off
with taste. The streets arc all paved with
stone. The Grand Plaza is about $50
yards square, paved with stone, and in
the centre the foundation of splendid mon
ument to Santa Anna, with a pole near
hundred feet high standing in the centre of it
tho Star Spangled Banner waving trium-
phantly from the top of it; and every cvc-
ming about dark it would almost bring tears
from your eyes to hear the band-the best I
ever heard-encirclcd round the standard
playing some national air: for instance,
"The Star Spangle Banner" The Georgia
and Baltimore Regiments will he stationed
at Tampico. The Lousanans have left
here, and will Join Gen. TAYLOR at Monte
rey. There was Texan Ranger on the
brig that brought lis from Tampico-was il.
the battle Of Monts-- > and says that the
Baltimore Regiment did not behave so we'll
in fact he says they actually rn-that
they got into a coal-pit, and could not be got
outof it-that Col. WATSON, seeing them be-
have SO badly, threw his life away, deter
mined not to survive the disgrace of his Re.
giment.
The New York Regiment is here, and
believe they arc the finest Regiment of vol
untcers at this placc-arc splendidly uni
formed, but not by any means well drilled.
Our Regiment, think, is the best drilled of
any here but their not being in uniform
prevents them from making respectable
appearance. General Scorr seems to be
familiar with every nook and corner of Vc-
IA Cruz, and has the plan Of attack marked
out in all its minutia. He seems little
apprehensive that peace will be negotiated
before he has gained sufficient laurels. If
we succeed well at Vera Cruz, you will per-
haps hear of us on the march for the city of
Mexico. Continue to write as often as
heretofore and we will not complain. The
most of the news we get from Abbeville, is
through You.
Yours &C., adieu. NH. w.
Isle OF LLBos, Feb. 26, l847.
d. =. IL. IL L.
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DIR. c.. H. KINGSMORE.

Having made arrangements 10 locate in the
Village of Due West, would respectfully offer
his services as Physician, to the citizens of the
Village and adjacent country.-Offlce at Mr..
A X Pattons.
Due West, Feb. 16. ST
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Ice AT THE NoRTH.-LaIse Erie is COM
pletely frozen over A man last week,
travelled with horse and sleigh over the ice
from Buffalo to Cleaveland, distance of
two hundred miles.
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Notice to- Creditors.

Estate Of John GlascoD deceased.
All persons indebted to the Estate Of John
GLASGOW decd, are requested to make imme.
date payment; and, those having demand
will present them properly attested, by the first
OF March, as it is desirous that the Estate
should be settled by that time.
Feb. II. 81 TIN r. A. MARTIN, Ex'or.
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DISSOLUTION.

DlSSOLUl llON.
Inc CoPartnershiP heretofore existing of Nc
BRYDE & POSEY, is this day dissolved bv it's
own limitation. Those indebted will make payment
to either of the subscribers at the old stand
JOHN McBRYDE,
ADDISON F. POSEY
Abbevle G. H., March l, l547.
u The business will be continued by tho under
signed (at the old stand) who solicit the patronage
50 iiberaiiy bestowed OH the late Firm
JOHN McBRYDE,
BENJAMIN " POSEY.
Abbcvic C. H., March 1, ls47 Itf
Seed Potatoes
For sale. Apply at this Office.
March 10 off
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StraVed

~T From the subscriber on Monday
MI%S tho 18th inst, BLACK HORSE,
yN " blind in tho right eye. The said horse
when he left had on saddle and doubled rened bri-
die. Any pcrson giving me information of said horse
will CO nfer favor, or by delivering him to me at
Mr.. Roche's Hotel shall bo literally rewarded.
VIM. REECE.
March %. 4tf
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lance, onino1s in bis Judgment OF future'evlL IL
vas not 20 De settled now.
In the halls OF legiss alton never, fe Sad nor 10,
,nsnv wears anywhere. had be resorted 20 fDec1o'
6snnrTer he gave 70 words plan IN themselves
plain meaning.
He introduced and read 20 the senate tne reso.1
lions Of the Massachusetts House Of Represents
rvs. which ne had received this evening denounc,
inc slavery as a great moral, social, and poii'c1
evil desiring its abolition and instTue'lns me-
Senators and Representatives to vote against H.
extension. --;.nr.
He thought their meaning was not 70 be mndn.
derstood-nor the meaning Of the resoi1tions .ne
many L esislatures 70 which the ingenious
from Michigan on this occasion allowed ~ 00N''''
ing effect 49,, ,-s r,us,
have q Treaty; and Senators were aware lnsI a
yeouired more than bare mslor1ty OF 'usl -: ~
co5cjnde : treaty. No Treaty, he thought. could
be pnsde. which did no. include the provisions u
this Proviso. -. -, -. conclu.
He expressed his sincere regret al I1e Sonc4o
.,oD N which the Senate had arrived. he thous1'
the adoption OF Mr.. OFhAA aHisH~
be healing in effect. 5
After few more eloquent remarks ne e'oseo--
Mr. ARcHIR Of Va. gave conclusive resso1' H''
hi, vote against the bill
One srgumsut. however OF his was rather sin
zular He wished no extension oil territory; pc
cause IN few short years our pOpalhtOh wDu'u W
com. one or two hundred millions. Our house 0,
Representatives now contained TWO nunoieo ~
WENT. eight memben-how many must 1t hold
then7 -.
Bu. to prevent this increase Of population, some I
other restriction than that Of territorial extension
viii be demanded. Would Mr.. ARCHER advocate
the doctrines Of Nautilus and prevent the inter
marriage OF the poor' ,,.
The question. after Mr. AneHERs speech VIZ
put on the bill itself and il passed by vote OF -
70 "a.
JosssoS ola. was the only Wing who voted u
the Affirmative, and Cameron Of Pa the sole
Democrat in the negative.
The Senate adjourned at twenty minutes pas
one o'clock A. NJ
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The wiImot proviso,

NH BE- seen. has been killed in the Senate, by
a.. A.s;.ive majority Of 81 to 81 We have feared
,his from the 6rss We knew tha. some Wing
sepasors who deprecate the extension Of our Slave
Territory woaid yet be constrained 10 vote against
= Pvviso construed az smxing q stigma on the
States BY which they were commissioned and
elected. On the other hand we were sure that
several Loco ocos from Free States stood ready 70
vote against the Proviso. IL was clearly doomed.
No matter: the PRINCIPLE is Fixed. The House
s not consent to incorporate another inch Of Slave
Territory. Many who voted so in the House were
not hearty in IT, but their constlta<nts were and are
and their successors will be- The battle 10 not yet
soughs oct, bot The end is unmstakabls Fair no
dee has been given that Slavery shall not steashiy
cross the BIO Grande and difuss itssif on the
e<Asr side The next Congress must completes the
work. In ratifyins the Treaty with Mexico and in
organizing the territory acquired from her such
there BE- Advocates Of Universal Freedom let al
calmly and steadily move on Our victory, though
postponed, 10 morally certain
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NETWORK LEGISLATURE.
SENATE. ALBANY, March

SENATE. ALBANY, March VI 2 NJ
The resolution for the adjournment Of the Legs
laturs on the 24h May and for the extra session in
September, was adopted
The bill 10 codify the laws was farther debated
The Judicisl District bill, as amended by the
House was received aud laid on the table
ASSEMBLY.
M CAursrxa. on motion, brought in bill in
relation TO the sale Of goods at auction in New.
York.
Mr. sAscox moved to refer the petitions. &c. On
the bill relating to the Albany Bridge 70 the appro
pirate committee Laid over under the rule
farther debate vas had On the sehecl bill
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BEEBR & cosTAR,
HATTEEs,

HArTIss,
1855 Broadway, Nsw-Yoh,
~ Will Introduce 5prins Fashion for oenusmsHs
Hats March 8, ie47 ~" "s
FKAsxLls Housg PHILADsLrHA-rhis popular Hosss'
centrally located iO5 ChssnutsL Phiisdsphis, viii bs
found an taryng place for travellers yisiing that
city where every attention will be paid 70 her comforts
and wants.
~ Dinner al z and - O'Clock.
"A poe, eosch belonging sbs house will convey
passengers To and from the depou and aadings Tor c."
each, Including luggage D. r. hlNok,
late Of New York. Proprietor
Go s sSssa.%' a. sos.sS' s'h ASH" lzf4wD
~ " q. PALMA me authorized sseni and ea W
receiving subscriptions and advertisements fcr MOI o. %
ssss sos nc PSi.dspsis cd ssscSs
Agency 10 ksw.York 4 10 The frha1s bofdinsa 80
s.s,ss sAs,ArAaILLA-6nsn might travel for csrtarss
over this planet and yet be ignorant Of more than nsn ws
wondrous properties Of the very weeds that grow w
wilber lis surface. The roots mat pierce ~ NOV.
open another field Of a. prohc sna - eoana
less See what has been effected BY The ecnoeusfsuon
the properties OF anzs root In combination with ohn
vegetable substances, 10 the form Of ssndSs e0sspsrhs
f.s beoefts now 90 widely diGussd, schnowsdGe1
with gratnds by thousands whose ulcsrSsed 6eeh,
uppurstiag glands, or blolched and pinps-emasssa
skins were deemed beyond tho cfusnne Of medicine unm
hi. remedy was trsd I,s operations are tn hsraony
with Mature II not only subusstss dsesss, bat rseFuo
the energies which indulgence may have prslSssd.
Prepared aad sold. wholesale and rstsi bJ A. 3. D
SANDS, Wholesale Druggiss, 100 Falion-sl corner Of
wiliism-st 7s Broadway and n Eat Broadway. New.
York Sold aso BY Druggists generally Throughout trs
Uned States Price 81 ooIe. or ak bosiks for "
AsorHEs voLUsTiRY TMsuTI TO wsrArs RAlsAs.
Wiashrop, Rsansoec County, Maine, Angus, H. 49,
Dear SIR II ny testimony n favor Of your valuable msai
cine win do you any good. or b Of any ssies % " ses
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- We are under Obligations to g. E Deasis
~ Boston pspsD Of yesterday morning received via
oprissfsld snd Nsw,Havsn.
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lYRs's INFORMATION FOR rHE Pxo,

- cRAxsxRs's IxroRxArIox FOR THE Pro
ssas No XII jast pubished Is an interesting number.
ssssniains papers on Political Economy, Domestic
oeohsry supersttions &c large portion Of lie pages
~ occupied by very esoelisnt digest Of Zoology
Usu6osly illustrated Sold BY w n. Graham Tor % cts
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DIED.


On Tuesday morning tbs 81 met after q abort but
severe illness JAMES KNIPE, aged ~ years.
The relatives and friends Of the family and thess Of
his brother William, alec the members OF As firse
Second and Third Associate Presbyteran Churches Ge
respectfully IN ited to attend his funeral from his lsn
rssIdsnce IS Catherne.st on Wednesday the ID inst
~ O'Clock p NJ without farther invitation
On Monday evening the let inst OF Group EMIL
infant daughter OF Adam c. and Mary Ann Flanagan
aged IL months.
Funeral this "wednesday afternoon from lac Delaney
st. The members of Marshall Division No H. soss o.
Temperance Of Prospect Association No brotnefe o.
Temperance and the friends generally are invesd 70
attend
In tho 65th year OF his age.
The friends of the family are respectfully invited 70
attend the funeral without farther invitation. on Inurs
day afternoon ct O'Clock, from bis late residence "
On Monday Is. March. ct 90, Fourth .. Mrs ANNA
MARIA HAMOR.
Her frerds are invited to attend her funeral q ss
Baptist Church In Cannons ct on Wednesday sts oclot
Her remains will Be innred in the Baptist Ceme0sy
Williamsbursh. =.
Monday evening March |. atsr a severe illnssA hre
JANE ANN CARROLL wife Of Thomas Carroll. aseo
years = =, A
r. Of the Grand Lodge o. Of o. also Niagara Hoe:
Co and No Is Engine together with all the relatives cod
friends of the family and the ftends OF her b{ohsss
John and William Hail. are invited 10 attend the funeral
from her late residence. n Oskst on "Wednesday, q
O'Clock, without farther invitation. "a
At Preston CT 2lst ult JACOB MECH soldier OF Ne
Revolution aged &C. While board spriva,eer 10 ~
early part Of the war he captured BY the 0alsee
frigae aud confined for several months on board NJ
Jersey prison ship Being he was again tsker
hoatiu prison He aerwsrd served IN the land ssrviel
three years and shaf sud was engaged IN ssssrslc
portant actions Al the battle OF White Plains rs WIS
severely wounded in the shoulder by cannon ball
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~ GEsTLEMENs HAIRS style for SPRING is4'' WI
be introduced on wednesday, March 3by
LEARY & co. Hstters Aston House Broadway
Circulars descriptive of our style will DO forwsfoso
nv addressing us post paid. ~ ~
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Business Notices.

~ WrSrEHroS's FIVE DOLLAR CLASS IN BOOB
KEEPING at his Rooms PSI Broadway. All who desire
TO study this important branch OF business educsno0
will observe that this Class 10 formed ct onehird me
usual charge. M !"
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- We ere indebted to Hon D. p KNe for q
copy Of HE speech tho General Appropriation bill
"a the Mexican War. We are also indebted 10 Hon.
l. exsrx fer copy Of Mr. coAwNs ls,s speech on the
na~~i~~u Vsy
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- ABRAHAM EDwARDs has been resppointei
Rssiassr Of she Land Ofice a Kalamazoo Michigan.
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A METEOROLOGICAL RFoIsTEx for sbru
~ VA b found on The Fourth rsse. To the eur,ou
b s.sh nssasrs Il win b valuable.
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joss B. Gores will deliver a lecture on
rsnpsrsses this Wednesday, evening At Albany. Ad.
uas,ases Q, centsprooeeds TO be zen, 10 Father Ma
NV fur the Relisf Of the Poor OF Ireland
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Oar Warrington correspondent in letter
.elsh We have not room for this morning says
at AHsRosr H. srvmR Senator from Arkansas.
has bean offered the Msssion 70 France. which he
hoclnes
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mistaken If be thinks he can now triAe with public
sentiment regarding the extension Of slave teui
tory, as he did then.
Mr.. RrvrRpY JOHNSON broke ground against the
Provso though opposed the institution OF Slavery
which be considered q moral and political evil
still he thought the Constitution intended equal
ity in the number Of free and slave States-en
opinion somewhat adverse 10 another be expressed
in his same speech that Maryland and other States
would have abolished Slavery bac for the effort Of
political abolitionists.
MIR. ClIIEY Of n. H. made a short but impress
sive speech and declared his intention Of voting
for the Proviso
The vote was then taken. and resulted in the
defeat Of the Proviso Ayes q. Noes 81.
The t" Democrats" who voted in the Affirmative,
were ALlKS, ATTENTION CANKKoS. DIX, NILS
and SrusoKoS, al Of whom yielded to their In.
su1etons. and these tnsfrRctions nere each and al
q ns~ from Whss Legsslstsrss.
Dad almost forgotten 70 mention that Mr. DICK.
Is'os Of y; I, made speech. History teaches
as ne SAID, -" that we were At war" Cpon this
historical fact and upon q second fact that the IN.
structions oil his Legislature did TO, predict that
the WIlxor Proviso would be Joined TO hin an.
propristing money. he predica,ed his vote in ONO.
sition 10 the ProTiso)
The Wings who voted sgains, the Provi.o w.r.
ARcsxR BADeKR BEsRIES. CRIrrKsDEx. JARsI.
Gin. JOHNSON Of La. JOHNSON Of Nd, MAsepa
NOMINAL and PEARcK, al of ooune from slave
holding States.
On the question Us to whether tho bill itself should
/ be passed, Mr.. WEBSTER addressed the Senate. Il
was twenty minutes 10 O'Clock A NJ when be
comneaced AID be spoke for fifteen minutes
be catered nom severe cold, ard from the ex
haustion Of nearly fourteen hours presence in the
Senate.
de feared that ere long We should see devs
lopment OF facts in relation to this war no. known
10 the American people.
The question at issue wu one Of great impor
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Court Tai, DIv.

c1acrrr Counr-Nos a, 49, A.. a. 20. SO. Is. 81, H.
Sc, l07. l0e, l0s.
a. 1870 E "A. IS %, 12o ~ 20 80. "a, SO. 81 10 a.
ConAoS PLEAs.-Psrt Nos. 50 s., Is. ~, 79, 50
as 81. 50. g. Part HNos. $50. 100, 10, lSo 100, ~,
COS 20e 40 e. A. "a a. So Il0 liz, l44 a. o. 30 l2e,
l4s, 2O4, Cor 2l4), 1872, 30, 60, Sc, a. LOG, 100.
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WAsHINaroN. MArch ~ 2. B

WASHINGTON MArcn Ill r. NJ
a mass meeting Of mechanics employed IN the
Washington Navy Yard assembled tonight in
Anscosts Hall. Resolutions earnestly and respect
fully demonstrating against the late order changing
and reducing their pay was adopted. Mr.. McCauly
Commander OF the Yard. was desired to present
them TO the Secretary Of the Navy. and use his in
fuence in having the order rescnded. He has so
consented. The men in the meantime will work
under the new regulations.
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PHILADELPHIA, March III 2. VI.
The late order as regards the Philadelphia Navy
Yard has been rescinded and the workmen resume
operations tomorrow.
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T7leatricals.

PAM Tnr,rnr.-whh the new play, "wissmuth &
Co.." tho Ganccock Of tho Wildernsss,n and tho
Stage Struck Yankee" should say that the Park
will be filed to Its utmost this evening II such bill do
not draw a large house. We are much mistaken We
hope that may be able to give critical notice Of the
new plny. W!ssmuth Co." In a day or two The
pressure columns for few days pest has been
great that have been obliged TO omit proper notice
Of this play well other matters which We shall
ind room for very soon.
BowEnr TnEArsr.-Tho Naiad Qusen"--ths "som.
nambulist" and the great drama Of Brian Borohme
compose the bill offered at tho Bowsry theatre this eve
ming This bill needs praise II speaks for ITSELF and
will afford fund Of amusement and entertainment that
win no doubt be eagerly enjoyed We must inform the
patrons Of the Bowery that this the last night but
Of the Naiad Queen" IL must DO withdrawn We are
informed after tomorrow evening.
BowERY CIRcrs.This evenings receipts of the circus
set apart for the benefit Of Easser Smith, Joseph
Smith, of the Half Way House) and that they will be
large from the fact that there is extraor
binary attractive bill put forth Gossn and Kemp the
great clowns perceive, will perform will also
Mr. Carroll and Miss Nadlgan. The negro serenaders
Mr. Howes, Master Nixon, Miss Jesselyne, and the
mainder Of the company are determined to do their
best pleasant evening be spent IN the circus this
evening.