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Herald of the times, and Rhode Islander. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1846-1849, 1847-11-04
II J TAYLOR, Newport.
For sale by

or SANDS Thousands of per-
sons are the heirs of Scrofila they come into the
world with the taint In their blood which, by the time
they reach maturity, develops itself IN some form or
other. All such persons should keep n stock Of this
preparation by them, if at distance from any one
town or city where IL may be readily procured. Nor
should they wait for the disease To show itself In ul
or eruptions but should keep down by frequent
resort to this unrvaled antseptc The seeds of scro'
fDa though hereditary IN the blood will not germinaie
while that fluid is under the influence Of this powerful
detergent which II administered at intervals, wi keep
down the hereditary tendency through life. "pre-
vention IL better than cure" we recommend all who
have spositioR hereditary otherwise to ul-
cerous eruptive Diseases to go through course Of
this medicine at least every Spring aud Fall
Prepared and sold by A y a. ID SANDS, Druggists,
100 Fulton street. New York
Sold also by r Il HAZARD, J TAYLOR, and
& G IiAZARD, aud BY Druggists generally throughout
the United States.
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Sllel.iM'S Sale.
Trerion, Norcmber isi, 4. ID. lSI7.
NJ

1iroriOn, NOrcmbT iI, Il. ~. loH.
NEWPORT, SC.
DY virtue of an execution issued out OF the
I'D Court of Common Pleas for the county Of
Providence, May term. A. ID. lS47, the same
to me directed and delivered, the same being
IN favor of Chester Pratt, Edwin ID. Ellio,
and Charles r.. Tllingbast. of Providence
Partners under the firm of Pratt. Elliot, and
Tillnghast. and against John Moriar'y OF
Tivrrton. County of Newport. Grocer. !
shall sell nt Public Auction on the premises,
on the twenty ninth day Of November at 2
o'clock, p. m, all the right, title, and interest
or so much of the same which snid MorIar'y
had in the following described premises
A pril 20lh. A. ID. IS47. at Id before 3 o'clk.
in the afternoon. the time Of the attachment
on the original Writ the same lying and be-
ing in said Tivcrton, VIA lot Of land with
dwelling house e. the other buildings there
on, bounded North on the State line between
the State of Rhode Island and Massachusetts,
Eastery OIL the lot upon which stands the
Catholic Church, on the South by lands i'm.
proved by Benjamin Manchester, and Wes'
by lands belonging to Abia,ha Hale or how
ever otherwise bounded to satisfy said exocu-
ton if the same ~ not previously satisfied.
GEORGE ROWLAND,
Deputy Sheriff.
Nov 4.
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Marine Memoranda.

Spoken Oct. %, lat 81 Is, lon "a 81 brig
for West Indies.
Arr at Norfolk 25th Oct, sloop NJ. ShuItz,
from this port for N Y
Arr at Wilmington, c. Oct 81, schr Emi-
ly Souder. Almy, from this port.
Cid at Phla lst inst schr Brookhaven, Bur.
dick, and Gpsey, Clarke for this port.
Arr at Charleston 9th. schr Coreli, Hortcni
2sth Three Sisters. l.anders Wandoposso
Eddy. do for Georgetown
Arr at Norfolk 18th, sloop Coquettc, South
wick, from this port.
Arr. at Philadelphia Both Trimble, Coffee,
from this port.
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,AA MARINE LIST. Is
YO4p O2 S7-1E2POGE9
ARRIVED.
THURSDAY. Oct. %.

THURSDAY. Oct. %.
Briggs, Mary Ellen, Swift. Pictou fr Fall Riv.
or; Turno, Glover, Gardner fr Sommersett.
Brig, Geo Washington, Coggins, Calais for
Fail River.
Schr, Stephen Waterman, Ellis. from Va.
Schrs, Fulerum, Prince, Camden fr Provi.
dcnce: Jane Fish, Gardner Providence for
Calais ; Eliza Jane, Spaulding. Thomaston fr
Providence.
FRIDAY, Oct %.
Sloops, Ann B. Holmes, Brown. Albany fr
Fall River; George, Cobieigh from Kingston
SUNDAY, Oct. 81.
Schr TasSo, Roundout, for bingham Sarah
Ann. Wall Calais for New York.
MONDAY. Nov. I.
Schr. Andrew Brown, Allen, Boston for
Albany.
Sloop Moses Eddy, Blven, Prov for York
WEDNESDAY Nov g.
Sloop Ann B. Holmes, Brown, Fall River
for ALBANY.
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IL RAILWAYS CHINESE MEDlCA-
TED SOAP is superior to all imported French,
English, or Berlin soaps. There are soaps
which are beneficial to the skin, (Radway'sD
and soaps which are injurious to the complex
ION Those soaps containing murlatlc acid,
bismoth, corrosive sublimatc, preparations of
mercury and antmony, scented with strong
essential oils, as most of the toilet soaps are
are very injurious to the skin, their general
tendency is to irritatc the cuticle, close up the
pores, thus causing the bursting forth of hu-
mors on the surface, in the form of pimples,
botchcs, pustules, ring worm, crespcas aud
other excrescences. To avoid purchasing q
those dangerous compositions, ask for RAD
WAYS Chinese Medicated Soap, which Is
entirely free from all dceterious and irritating
ngro dents 1t opens the pores, cleanses the
secretary vessels from all impurities, removes
tan, sunburn, pimples, blotches, &c. renders
the skin soft, SMOOTH pure, clean, sweet and
healthy, and adds beauty to the complexion OF
all who use it.
During the sultry nights of Summer, per.
sons are frequently annoyed by mosquitoes, a
few applications of lathcr of Railways Soap,
will allay the irritation, and remove all disiig-
urcmcnts. Railways Soap is sold by r J
Taylor, Of this town, who is the principa n
gent for Rhode Island and who will supply the
trader on the same terms as the proprietor.
J IL r. G. RADWAY,
9 Courtland.street, New York.
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School Committees

AND TEACHERS before deciding on
n their Books for Fall and Winter Schools
are invited to examine Russell n GoldSbury'>
improved Reading Books for common Schools
and Academies viz - Prmer-lntrOduc
20 Primary Readcr-Primary Reader-Sequel
10 Primary Reader-lnlrodncto to American
Common School Reader-and American Com
mon School Reader.
These books are now used in over 300 towns
and cities, though completed only last Novem-
Der. The acknowledged deficiencies Of her
Reading Books, are supplied in these. They
are recommended by nearly 100 Committees
and Teachers - give universal satisfaction,
and are considered, not only the best but the
cheapest books now before the public.
Mr. Russell is well known as a distinguished
teacher of Elocution, and as the Editor OF the
Journal of Education.
Mr.. GouIdSbury has been for many years
teacher of the Cambridge High School.
| Copies of each book giren to towns for exam
nation
0J' Old Books will be taken in part payment
Published and for sale at III Washington
ST., Boston, by CHARLES TAPPAN.
Boston, Oct 81, 1877 3w-3l.
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MAHHlAG!HS.

In this town. Oct. 81, in Zions Church, by
the Rev. Mr.. Watson, Mr.. Philoman Morsy to
Miss Ruth Louisa, daughter Of Capt VIM. Ri
der, of this town.
In New York, Oct 81, Rev. Horace l.. E.
Pratt TO Miss Sarah Kate. daughter of Col.
Edward Martin, formerly Of this town.
In Little Compton, Nov. 2, Mr.. Darwin
Cp gel, OF Cumberland, to Miss Cordelia C.,
6nug hter of Col. Nathaniel Church, Of Little
Compton.
In this town, O. Wednesday evening, by
the Rev. Dr. Choules, John Goldman, Esq, OF
Dorchester, Mass, to Miss Anna Gertrude
Dey, Of Newark, New Jersey.
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TEACHERS INSTITUTES From a circular of
Mr.. Barnard, Commissioner of Public Schools,
We learn that arrangements have been made
for holding a Teachers institute at Cenervile
(Warwick,) TO commence on Monday evening,
IN. 18th inst. at Bristol, to commence on
Monday evening" the 22d inst ; and at Paw.
tucket, to commence on Monday evening, the
29th inst general invitation TO be present
is extended to all teachers OF public schools,
and To all who propose TO offer themselves as
candidates for teaching in The course of the
year. Board will be furnished without charge
To those teachers who notify the local commit
tee Of arrangements of their intention to al
tend. Each Institute will continue III session
through the week on which it commences.
Pr0u. Jour.
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DEATHS,

Ia n town, Oct "a. Rebecca ll,daugh-
t. e Nr. Henry II Tew, aged years mos
and II y ",
~ Providence, on Sunday morning, Mr.
yohn Il. Stedman, 2d son of Mr. stephen Slrd-
man, Of this place, in the 29lh year OF his age
IN Little Compton, on the 2lSt inst. at the res
! fence OF her father, Mr.. George G.. Browncl
member of the Second Baptist Chufon.
In New York. Oct 81. Mrs. Hannah u rc
lnt 81 tho late Mr.. benjamin B Mumford oI
thu, town, ~ the 7jj year Of her age.
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New JcrSCy.

Which held her State election on Tuesday
is said to have gone for the Wings by large
majority. We have not been able to learn
the particulars.
NIassach chusetts will follow the example set
by New York, and Jersey, Oh Monday next,
and enter her protest against the Mexican war
and acquisition Of territory.
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Tho n. o. Bulletin says that four compan-
les Of the Massac !usetts regiment have been
put under arrest for refusing to wear blue un-
iformqike tho regulars. The regiment was to
march towards the National Bridge on the 9TH
ult. Capt. Felt, Of Company d., died at Vera
Cruz, on the OH
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DEATH OF u. S. SENAToR.-We regret "a
learn that the Hos. JABEz W. HuSTIscros,
ono OF the Senators from Connecticut in the
Congress Of the United States, died at his res
idence in Norwich on Monday night. Mr..
Huntington was an honest and intollig gent
statesman, and his loss at this time will be felt
as q nat OnOl one.
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TnE BIsmop.-As we understand it,
there is not now the slightest chance for
the restoration of Bishop Onderdonk.
He will probably receive an answer from
the Board of Bishops to the letter he al
dressed them. complaining of injustice,
which will exhibit their opinion on this
point. We are happy to learn that the
discipline which has been exercised to-
wards the late Bishop Onderdonk, of
Pennsylvania has had the effect Of work.
ing thorough reformation in him as to
the practices which caused him to be
deposed.-N Y. journal of Commerce.
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Court nj Probate. .Viwport, .Nov !, IS47.

HENRY Y. CRANSTON, presents his adj
Il ministrator account on the estate Of Charles
DWolr late Of Newport deceased for allow
ance, which account contains credit for sale
Of mortgage on land, the same is received and
referred for consideration to Court of Probate
to be holden at the Town Hall in Newport, on
The first Monday in Dec next, AT 9 O'Clock,
a. m, and that notice thereof be given by ad.
veriisement for three successive weeks in the
Herald OF the Times, that all persons interested
may appear at said time and place and be heard.
Nov 4. b. B ROWLAND, Prob. elk.
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To Fishermen.
THE EAmcrican NET and TWINE
/ Manufacturing Company, BOS-

ton, respectfully represent to the Net AMI
Seine Fishermen, that they are amply prepared
to manufacture to order, ETS and SEM rs
of any description completed for use, and ian
ned in IIemock bark, deliverable at such times
as they are wanted from Flax or Cotton twincs,
of rery superior q"atay
The knitting is all done by hand in a moSi
thorough manner. by class Of people, who are
so circumStanced, as to be able to do it at
low prices.
Persons wishing information and samples c
Irvine and Knitting can be furnished by mail OF
otherwise, by WM. STOWE, Agt.
No IL Comme cial street, Cup stairN) Bos'
ton
Sept 23-3mo.
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BRIGHTON MARKET.
Reported for the Boston Daily Advertiser
Monday, Nov I, lS47.

AZ Market 600 Beef Cattle 1900 Stores
G500 Sheep and 2350 Swine
Prices-i,eef Catte-A further decline was
submitted to- and we reduce our quotations.
extra 6 25 first quality 5 80 a SO second S5
a s 80 third SO 80 a rs.
Stores-Year ings 81 $40; Two year old
SI2a $50 three year old $24 $3s.
Sheep-Dnll Small lots at 30, | az, | 62,
u, 92, 2 H. , 81 and 2 so.
Swine-An advance was effected Lots to
peddle, 3 l.2 a 3.4c for Sows, and I.2 for
BarrowS AT retail To 6 lie.
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Court of Probate, .Niwpon .Nop. !. lS47.

MARY JANE WILLIAMS, widow, makes
lvl application to this Court in writing, re.
guessing to be appointed administrators on the
estate ci heT late husband, William J. Williams
late of Newport, mariner deceased, inteslale
the same is received and referred for Sidcration
to Conr of Probate To be hOl1eu at the Town
Hall in Newport, on the first Monday in Dec
next. at 8 o'clock, a. m, aud that notice thereof
be given by advertisement for three success
sive weeks in the Herald of the Times, thai all
persons interested may appear al said time
aud place aud be heard
Nov, Il. B. ROWLAND, Prob elk,
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>> IN UE va
4 l.;!:3IIl l.S;;!'::;3!IIly TO RE- 81 !I;z;!!,;;E|l

NHE subscriber keeps constantly on hand
II the largest and best assortment of
Choice GREEN n BLACK TEAS
to be .ound in any similar establishment in this
country. Having agents in New York and
elsewhere for the selection of the best aSsOrt'
ment OF Teas, the public can always rest aSsur-
ed of procuring GOOD Teas at Low prices,
at this store, as heretofore The following are
the retail prices for the different kind of Teas
now on sale
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INCENDIARIEs IN RoxBURY. Y..-The
Boston Journal says that the house Of
Nathaniel Page, in Roxbury, was set on
fire and destroyed, on Thursday night.
Loss $1,000. A house built on this site
last year by Mr. Page, was set OH fire and
destroyed, soon after it was finished.
1t was rebuilt, again set fire to in August
last, and portion Of it destroyed. The
repairs were about completed, when the
fendish work of the incendiary has again
triumphed.
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~ The Rhode Island has been taken of
Of the Fall River and Newport line to New
York. We understand that a boat is to run
only every other day hereafter, on this line.
The Oregon has been also taken off Of the
Stonington line.
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BaowS UsIvERsTy.--We have received
the annual Catalogue of this University for
lS47-45, from which we learn that the mum
Der of students is al, viz :-34 Seniors, "a
Juniors, 81 Sophomores, 30 Freshman, and
in the English and Scientific course.
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A THREE FOLD VIRTUE.

Br promoting circulation sirenR hening tho system
and facilitating digestion DR.. Woods Sarsapara anc
w lid Cherry Bitters will restore The most confirmed
invalid 10 health. Where either these effects are
cessnry TO the restoration the ''Bters" will be found
to possess every quality desirable. They have been
used already with the greatest success In many obst
nate cases OF mpurity of the blood, Nervous Irritation
Dyspepsia, Low Spriis Scromla. Palpitation Of IN,
Heart. Chronic Headache aud Rheumatism. They are
indeed happy combination ei powerful, yet sue and
saluiary vegetable remedies.
For sale by RJTAYLOR, Newport.
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VERY ACCOMMODATING One of the
newly appointed inspectors Of the Rhode
Island State Prison made a visit few
days since to that institution, and enter
ing the cell of an individual who had
been recently sentenced to three years
Imprisonment, questioned him as to his
situation, work, &c. The convict re-
piled that he liked very well, and should
endeavor to do his work promptly and
well bot that if at any time the inspec-
tors we're dissatisfied with his work, he
shouM be ready to reccive his discharge.
-Pmctuckd Gd=.
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G. Il. Stanton. Esqr. Sir I'll have sold the Liniment
len with me. The article IL highly extoed Tor its
wonderful properties. can get you number Of GER
ihcaies Of cures performed Send me six dozen the
receipt Of this. Yours. &c.
CALDWELL.
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DEATH !, rte PULpIT.-Last eve
ming as too Re lr. Tai pen, the ex-
ccllent ,,aulaln ol the Aims House,
was concl, ling hi opening prayer IN
the chapel Of the institution, during D'-
vine service, his voice falte eu, and he
suddenly fell in the pulpii,in n apoplec-
tic it,
DR.. Reese, the resident physician
with several Of his assistants, bein =
present in the congregation, immediate
ly rendered every assistance, but though
partial consc iousncss returned by the
use of rcs,oro',ves, the venerable man
sank during the night uodcr universal
pataysis. " y Hirr. Nor. I
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Butler Hospital for the Insane.

'HNllE spacious, carefully planned and pleas
i antly situated building for this Institution
is now finished, and will be open for the recep-
tion OF patients on Wednesday, December lSL
The Trustees wishing 10 extend to the poor
the benefits Of the Hospital, rs far as praciica.
blc have decided 10 fix the price of board NJ two
dollars per week ior all patients sent by towns
Of Tins Stute.
For terms of admission for such and for all
other patients, apply To the Superintendent.
DR.. RAY, at the Hospital, or to any OF the
Trustees.
ROBERT II. IVES, Secretary.
Oct 2S 2m32
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October 2r, 1917.
NEW GOODS.
ECEINED THIS DAY at No 99i
IL Thames street, a very largc.assortmen OF
DRESS GOODS.

Suitable for the season Among which my
be found
Rich MouSseain de Lame do, Cashmere
do. do. Windsor PaidS do Lama dc do do
Aowell do do Victoria, do do Plaid Alpac-
cas- Plain do do, light and dark; ShawlS,
ScarfS and Neck Ties Black Bombazines {;
Scotch GinghamS, from ~ l-2 to 30 cents (;
English and American Chinl2 Red. White
and Yellow Flannels Domestic White do, u
good article; CaicoeS Remnant do. for dreS-
seS and CSmlorlabeS, al 6 cents per yard ;
Brown and Bleached EouonS CHEAP Cot.
ton FlannrlS; Cotton Bats FrngcS and
GimpS and every article usually found IN n
Dry Goods Store, a> cheap as can be lound at
any store in town.
JAMES MUMFORU 4 son.
Ocl 81, 1917 l2w-3i.
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Hon. DASIEL WEBSTER, it is stated, is sick
with the bilious fever, at Franklin, y III.
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GiInpS, Fringcs and Buttons,
4 Large assortment at
n A SIIERMAN'S
No 80, ThamesStreet
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HERALD AND RHODESLANDER MORNING NOVEMBER
New Iopcrtiscments.

The circulation which The Herald ofLie Times
enjoys in this town aud vicinity, renders il q
valuable medium for advertising.
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MILLINERY.

Mrs. A. SHERMAN has received the Fall
IN L Fashions. with choice selection Of Rib
bons, Flowers, Tabs, &c. uf29
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FOR SALE
Court of Probate, Neupo,t, .Nop. I, Is47

Court orProbate, .Nsupori, .Nop. ls47.
DOBERT SEATTLE, administrator on the
IL estate Of William A. VIckery, late Of New
port deceased presents his administrator ac-
count on said estate for allowance, the same
is received and referred for consdeI alton TO
Court of Probate, to be holden at the TowN
HALL. in Newport, on the first Monday in Dee.
next, at Q O'clock, A. NJ, and that notice
thereof be given by advertisement for three sue
cessive weeks in the Heroid Of the Times, that
all persons interested may appear al said time
aud place and be heard
Nov.4. B. B. ROWLAND, Prob. Cpk.
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y'r The Chinese junk has gone to Provi-
dence
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MORE MIssIosAREs.-Rcv. Samuel d.
Marsh and wife and Rev. David Rood and
wife, sailed from Boston on the 27th ult., on
mission to the Zuus in South Africa
We are indebted to Gny x Cos Express.
or papers containing late news.
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NEW Chesnuls and ShellbarSs, this day re-
l\ceived at RIDEk'S, % Thames st Oct II.
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Congress Water.

TN quart and pint bottles, fresh from the
i Springs, this day (June 2j) received and for
sale By X. X. HAZARD, sign of the mortar
" l. near The Court House
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CLEAR RED.

Nov lst, cleared brig Prince de Joinvlle
Gardner, for Havana.
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Cheap GinghamS.

A LOT Of verv fair quality, Scotch Cling
N hams, at the low p,icc or I2 ID cts. pei
yard. WIN. c. COZZENS & co.
Oct. %, 1S47. 80
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Auttions.
Furs at Auction.
This morning at 10 o'clock,

4 LARGE variety Of splendid rich Furs.
n consisting of MuGs. Boas, Viclorincs, &c /.
among which are Isabella Bear MudS Black
Bear do Lynx, Fitch, Stone Martin, aud va.
riety Of other fITS.
The above lurs will be open and for sale
this (ThurSday) morning AT 10 O'Clock, at J.
GoodSpeed's room, No 10 Thames.Slreet.
Nov1 CIIAS. n. TILLEY, Aucl'r.
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More New Shawls.

MERINOES, Gimps and Trimmings to
IN match. And many Seasonable desirable
articles JuSt received by
WM G. CCZZENS & co.
Oct. %. 32
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PARK TpEArn.-Mrs. Mason and Mr.. Wheatley will
conclude their engagement Mt the Park Theatre this
ovan;.u D,,.,,,. 80. so..,., 49,. - ,.s. w. '
evening" turing i'' eon'inuanco 'ney haFe oeen VIII
messed by large and fashionable audiences every night
and have received atternr tokens of tho manner in
which their talents appreciated Mrs Mason has
made many admirers and friends In addition to the great
ttin nm e % u, AMI WIZ lrnre mere w.n IePu
the part of Mrs Halter in the Stranger and we can
confidently saw that her persouation Of this most din
cult part 10 not cxceed by any actress that ever a
peared stage We have epeatedy said So and we
do so again Mr. Wheatley will take the part Of the Sran
W. wiz oe 'as 1soh eiaet hna
Mr. Wheatey will perform in the play Of tho Lady Of
Lyons" which was so well received on Friday last.
p r NJ, e, a..
oo"I"' -f' onA", 'ne 'aienteo tragic
actress who has been delghting the patrons Of the
Bowery for some nights past took her benefit there last
evening and we are happy to say that there was not
scat in the whole establishment that was not occupied
The compliment was as we'll intended rs 1t was
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