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Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1847-06-30
STATE OFSoUTH@ CAROLINA.
EDGEFIELD DISTRICT. g

STATE OFSOUTH@G g GARoLINA.
EDGEFIELD DISTRICT. g
IN THEsC0 UR1' 10 Fss0 RID LN.A.aY. 81
RiYJOHN HILL u, Esquire Ordinary
HDs sof. Edgefeld Districi
Whereas, John Trap applied TO
me for Letters Of: Administrations, on all
and singular the goods sand Ichatteis. rights
aud credits Of C Cafoiine Kemp, late Of The
Dstict aforesaid. deceased.
These are, therefore, 10 cite and admen-
ish all and singular, the kindred and creti.
Tors Of the said deceased, ,dobe aad appear
before me, at our next 0rdinary's Court
for the said District, to be holden al Edge.
field Court House, on'the7th day of July
next, to show cause, if any, why the
said administration should not be granted.
Given under my hand and seal, this the
18th day OF June, in the year Of our
Lord one thousand eight hundred aad for
ty seven, and in the seventy first year oil
American Independence.
JOHN HILL, o. E. D.
June % q %
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SHERIFF'S SALE.

S. F. Goole us. B. J. Ryan,
Presley & Bryan, and others,
scverall.y, vs. the same.
lid Y virtue Of Executions in the above stat
LID cd cases. 1 will proceed TO sell, at the
house OF tie Defendant, in the village Of Edge.
field, on Thursday and Friday, the 1st and I'd
July next, 4 large LOT Of Household and Kitchen
Furniture, consisting Of Beds and Furniture,
Bed Clothing, Chairs, Tables, Crockery and
Glass Wale, Cooking Utensils, &c. &c.
Terms of salo Cash.
H. BOULWARE, 8. E. D.
june Is 81 81
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SIlerif,s sale.

Sheriff,s Sale.
HPY vir.ue of sundry writs or Fieri Facias
ED to ne directed, / will proceed to sell at
Edgcfeld Cour. House, onIhe first Monday
and Tuesday following, in July next, the fol-
lowing property, in the following named cases,
TO wit.
S F. Goode, vs.. B. ]. Ryan Presley g..
Bryan, aud others, severallY, vs.. the same. one
nego woman, JinneY, one carriage. one two
horse wagon and harness, two bay horses, one
bureau. one double barrel shot gun, shot pouch
and flask, two sows and pigs, and q lot ofwhite
lead.
Terms Of sale cash.
H. BOULWARE,3 IS. E. D.
june IS az. 3t 81
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yYEyO THE EFAITHLESS;!--
d. Ifany doubt the wonderful p overs Of
DIR. CULLENS LNDIAN5HEGET TABLE
PANACE.a," we invite them tocall upon Mr.
Isaac Brooks, Jr., Jefferson street, fourth door
west of s'chuylkill Sixth street below Locust
and learn from his own lipsof ono of;the most
astonishing curcg of Scrofula ever performed
on n human being or call nj tho reidence ai
his father; Eleventh and Vine streets. Sold
by JOS. T. ROWLAND,
376 Market street, Philadelphia:
r. S. ROBERTS, Agent; Edgefeld G. H..
South Carolina.
June % f5.s 81 ~
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The subscriber returns his sincere thanks to
the citizens Of the District, for the liberal man.
ner in which they have supported him in his
business, and hopes by strict attention, that
the public may find it 10 their advantage to con-
linue their patronage. JOHN LYON.
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NOTICE.

NOTICE.
FEyHE undersigned have formed co.part
-E. nership under the name Of JOHN Lyon
& Co., for the purpose of carrying on the
Merchant Tailoring Business,
and will keep at the same place formerly occu'
pied by John Lyon.
HANDSOME ASSORTMENT OF
CLOTHS, CASSIMERES, VESTINGS,
and fancy articles, will always be kept Oh hand,
which will be sold on reasonable terms.
JOHN LIPSCOMB.
January /, l547.
We also would inform the public, that we are
receiving from New York and Charleston, q
splendid assortment Of Goods suitable for Gen.
tlcmcn's wear, consisting in part Of
Sup. black French CLOTH,
Do. blue do. do.
Do. brown do. do.
Do. black do. Doe skin CASS1MERES'
Do. do. fancy do. do.
Do, fancy check summer COATS, a large
variety,
A splendid assortment of VESTINGS, p
A fine lot of white kid Gloves, black do. Z
Black satin and fancy Cravats and Scarfs, ?
Suspenders, silk under Shirts and Drawers. (
Cotton and woolen Drawers, -
Also, a variety of Goods belonging to the trade
such as MILITARY TRAININGS, &C., al,
of which will be sold and made up, in style thai
win please any that may favor us with their
patronage. 81. y3ss 5issS ~
March is, ls47. 3m !;
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"a LII Persons having demands gaMs!i ehegy;
IA estate of Henry Carr, dee ,da s.s reggest:
ed 10 present them legally attest ed, aqd tAoeas
indebted are requested 70 make immedlate pay
ment. THOS8GAkE,sddI ddInsntstrdto5:sS;SS
June & - gt.s.. Z.
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HORNS Creek BeatG GOfnp'y,
s4YBE.NeyIHf1yHs.!,s.Il Z ~ g.1f

"a N Election for a CaptaiiI to tlie Horns.
N Creek Beat Company, VIII be held on
Saturday the 10th July next, belyscen the hours
Of 10 and 8 o'clock, at the usual Parade Ground.
MGnagers.-Lieut. Hug hes Lieut.. Carpen-
Ter, and F. M. Nicholas.
By order Of Col. G. ID. Minis.
,a,,o D1 n o. %
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SALEM VITO HCRAFrr OUTDONL -
NJ Mr ~ Rnun nnd-llnar Sir-Enr four fir

SALEM WITCHCRAF'r OUTDONL -
S Mr.. II. Rowand-Dear Sir-For four or
five years have suffered greatly from Rheu
malism in my head, which during the last year
became worse and worse. For four or five
weeks previous to the 18th inst, l had suffered
without iutcrnisslon, my general health was
much impaired, my sight injured, and my head
SO sensitive, that could scarcely rest it upon
the pillow. Two days since, single eppiica.
ton Of your "hlAGIC LOTION. relieved me
entirely in two or three minutes. | have ap-
piled it occasionally since sand the soreness is
nearly gone So great and sudden was the
change, that Can scarcely realize that am
the same man.
have also cu,ed one of my children, and
female friend otheadache in two or three min
utes.
So great is my confidence in tho "MAGIC
Lotion" that Fwould notbe without bot
tie for fifty times its cost"
Yours-respectfully,
sa. JACOB W. SOUDER,
Mo- $50 Market sueet.
Philadelphia, January 18th, 1876.
Prepared and sold Wholesale and Retail, by
]. T.. Rowand, 376 Market street. -,
K. S. ROBERTS, Agent, EdgeGeld c. H.,
South Carolina.
mays st Is
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WAREHOUSE
F A C T o r "a GE,

F a C 7 O R a G E.
~~& THE Subscribers
(&@Fs3HaA have purchased from
SH@ @EH83.J Nathan L. Griffin, Esq,
sasssscEs3::s..:s..ss] the. Cotton Warehouse
in Hamburg, recently occupied by DR.. J. F.
Griffin, and formerly by Messrs. n. L. Jcfiers
s. Co., situated at the foot of the Hill, and i'm.
mediutely at tue head Of The main business
street. From it4 superior location, and being
surrounded by stream ofwater, i is compaf-
atively exempt from the casualty Of fire and en-
tirely above The reach of high freshcts.
They propose 10 carry onexclusiyely the
WAREHOUSE g. GENERAL ;FACToRAGE
ES u Sc WE s s,
under the firm Of GEIGERs&P PhRTLOW.
Having engaged an experienced and com. !.
potent assistant, in addition:to their own per-
sonal attention, and possessing means TO make
liberal advances on Produceronsisned to their
care, they hereby render their services 10 Plan.
ters, Merchants and others, in the storage and
sale Of
Cotton, Flour, Bacon,
and other Produce, in Receiving and Forward
ing Merchandise, and ndpurcllasing goods 10 or
der.
Their charges will be regulated by the usual
rates Of the place. rS
JAMES Y. siL, sPARTLOW.
Hamburg, June 8, 1876.
june0 6m 20
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Tight Lacmg. "a learned doctor, refer
ring TO light lacing, AYERS that il is a public
benefit, inasmuch as it kills all the foolish
girls, and leaves the wise ones TO grow to
be women, (. 81 81 ..sss L. q
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-04-04
Arrival OF Strangers In New York.

AMERIcAN.
N esS Mfi"rff ey
Lamson Boston; B. Tappan Miss; Mr. Truman and family
.o fil;s% m.ifi S2s
bee T. Swift lewiston Dse6ary po xnhn md S f,m
rs s Sfrgs i DS%ssn Rsfs
H. $ispf SS s'EnfE + s
BuaiO e"S Eeaa1d auburn; W. Marcy j. Gibson, Albany
2 ysa Ss:' sf i
tsss sss RS. Ss and % Ii 2if
sm n FS pTsh s0 " E.sfr
sSs aS .i Mo%s Albany Mason Dr. w Va Cut
CRoroS HOTEL
r. Anderson Boston;
BOYD wR MsnsG"sS Va VIM Stephenson
EA;.rns rnaH srrr S5 MSp and lady,
W'n' s and Sn b 6yJJ.
Marlin. RI s(Ses' ha TsS Wellington
We sSS%a @ T. Hi SC % R.It' %s g.
r1 Il w s% ygE H " s Fs:
kill; S. Hays, Albany I. sla.san, Poushkeepsie
go S!s S Sss 5 o Ne: Ss' HG gfas'$
McNlartn Boston; w. IIadley, j. Jenknson, Maine; g.
f f5?' ksssS
Ms yRSs New BuaswcE b'S Nile o NV
M MsSs oh Rs, Knapp MONTREAL "
,o.,.,, JUD'of, HSdnL. Ro,on. 8 Tbr,,ber r.
Troy; NJ True Rochester; j. Robinson Fulton NJ Bird
nsrd j. R. Warner. Utica: Peter Comsock o; Dickinsga
s %As'fl b.t oIBt aS ss;E
I Sa W. Asr sedsS wh N'T }.'sy
sy g. Asss CO. d0 Z hsSsos
Gurra9, Lsasnsbpg Davis Albany; s 3 L1Dhi%R VIM.
r Ts.t fs%sfs aw: vi Thomas THOMAS. t Utica ~
Jane. R.m;ss5y tS'is1
Mas, VII, MeSs Nv Ws:,. am dc c
SS aisGS a?d Il t %. ss
lanes. Kadfi$GoH Gp'Is,si Et Rorh'm
French Nsx IisSsn EN- New yS,a ~, Martin, ,.a
sS Sfa Ms.is fdisy md SS.a.si l New York
gh H'saS B R"gi SsTk ss. oSS;
o %ss . Gy'oss es Yss o
Dean Taunton M.,s O. Bartlett Alfred BasmsT Chss-
Tsanto"; VIM. g. Leach Aiaba%s; John Tyler Lever
fSa:sy ohH of0 Manly Nanny Ohio Rankin Bangor
W. pn.., Albany .f T. T. MsTrI illinois; Mrs NJ. Dean
SdiebaTy barry Springfield; sPeTyoHd a Als%S.y G
Whitman. n Sc " q M a%s m ars NY Boston Miss
4ni;f fta$; ~
VIII L,eom, i knnsSa H a.'.n., R. Arsw New
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-04-04

PIrrsnuRoH, March 3O.-Flour-Receipts good, but
mostly to 20 forward The receipts by wagon are in
creasng Prices stood for several days previous ut
81 l21S s. 30 per Dbl. There is an active demand
PHILADELPHIA, April 2.There has been good de-
mand for -four and prices have advanced 2ac per Dbl
sales export of 900 bbs at &c. So 2 So 10 50 20
for common and good brands and extra at So So To-
day sale at So % which is the general price for stand
ard brands with but little for sale Sales for city use at
So 1919 Sc 371a and extra at Sc 90 a So TO- hye
Flour-Sales of 1000 bbls at 81 s7 Corn Meal-Mode-
rate sales at S4 37H 81 A. and Brandwine at - 3d.
To-day quote Pennsylvania Meal ut 81 "a ~ on;
Exported from Goth 3st March, $40 bbls Hour 1901
do Rye -four; 6625 do Corn meal 3t3ss bushels wheat,
and 1908 bushels Wheat is scarce ana IN re.
quest and prices have advanced &c 4c Sales OF 900
bush good Pcnna red at 81 20 81 331s aioat chiefly
ut 81 80 81 33 and 81 81 in store; 1900 bush only
fair at 81 25 and Southern at same price. Rye
Sales of 400 bush at SAC Soc measure andS1c weight
Corn has been in good request. Sales OF fully 10000
bushels at 90c 93c for Pennsylvania yellow part to
arrive and 90c 92c for Southern, weight and S6}sc
81 measure. Oats-Saes Of Southern ut 47c.
New ORLEANS, March 26.-Prices have declined to-
day from l2ac 25c per Dbl We notice sales OF some
10000 bbls ut from SO 50a SIS 62ls per Dbl.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-04-04
The Investment OF Vera Cruz.

We have had engraved very correct map OF
the positions taken by our forces on investing
Vera Cruz 1t is a copy from diagram published
in the New Orleans Delta, of the Goth ult.
Theiliule steamers Vixen and Spitfre, laying,
as will be seen, under Punta de Hornos, opened
on the city across the point, and in the direction
of the castle, with she'll and round shot, which
was returned by the CASTLE but without effect.
One of the shot of the Spitfire hit the cathedral
steeple and injured it considerably.
The vessels belonging to the squadron, EN-
ployed in the service conveys, and for the CO.
vering the landing of the troops below Punta de
Hornos were Raritan, Potomac, Princeton, St.
Mary's, Albany, John Adams, Vixen, Spitfre,
Refer, Petrol, Bonita and Bell. The gunboats
carry medium 32's.
There was no later intelligence from Vera
Cruz by yesterdays mails. We have received a
few additional particulars, however, which will
be read with the deepest interest, by all classes.
These particulars will be found on the outside of
this days Herald.
II will be seen, by the diagram, that the invest
mcnt was most perfect. 1t was brilliant mill
tary movement
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vorkE Lester do H. A. Peck Rcchs,,er sshrprn
NYIA X Martin Princeton: g. n Cmsiman rev ~,
g. W. Crandall New London; T. Van Hoevsnbnrgn. 7 w.
Hendricks New Jersey; j. Thomson do' D. Jones' ''"s
Island; G. +. Cove, ST. Johns d. Green 40
TAyLoR's HOTEL. ,,,,,, NJ.
Francis Bordman Fast Haddam; G. McMonable, Miss
Hardy, r. G. Smith, Jun. New York
A. w Weldon Boston: A. s. Wightman; Z; l., Duoo''
London A. B asn Hsdle% l. Case Hartford G SIS
san r. Haddam B. w Bnrtiss l. Island; Capt Peek h,.
ven; III Cornwall Hartford: w p Drinkwaer, Portland; "
Birse Conn; q Grshe@ Conn. w, Ferguson n G; pI :
c. Beckwith, Ala; s. Finell N York; O. n lyman DIT
t.in Watson, n G.; w D. Ballard w Mason, - IooI
er, Maine; A. E..reller, N. Y. 9. s. Baker Boston
Miss Tucker. Providence r. II Dr.. Waller, Baltimore;
NJ D. Dick Philad j. H. Upton, Worcester J. f. Smith
New York; j. Tyler and lady NoWish Cons Miss T Hnrf
West Point, Leonard Richmond Va f. Beach car
lancaster Phiiad b. Parknst; do: C. Wsddneon Boston
D. Rogers, do; IT. j. Tones. New Jersey; Wheeler dn
H. l.. Smith do: F. Hathaway, New York: H. Horn Ia;
Yerbn,t scotsyile: IT, /. Hall, w. w Lesh,n w A. C,mn
Mddleown: r. Tiff Arleborough; r. o Whitehead PERT
Amb9y; F. r. Whitehead do; Mrs R. Granger Phil n
logg. New York; w. F. Simons s. C.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-04-04
CITY TRADE REPORT.

Nrw Yonx SATURDAY ArTERSooS, April g.
The market for breadstuhs continued firm to-day, and
saes of Indian corn were made ut advance. The
supply was much reduced and the market closed very
firm Small sales Of Gencsce flour made at 81 SO in
store and considerable sales made for future deli
yery at some improvement former prices. Meal
also frmcr and sales made at full prices. sale Of
southern wheat was made private terms Provisions
continued in better demand and the improved feeling
noticed yesterday, maintained to-day, with fair
amount of saos full prices. Groceries rather
inactive especially sugars Coffee continued firm as
the supply Of Rio sntcd 1t was believed that II
the fine mild weather experienced to-day, endured for
day or two longer would have the effect Of opening tho
river to Albany.
AsHEs-The market for pots continued steady, WIN
small sales at So s7 81 93si pearls wcro que' "'
SIS So
BrEswAY- small sales wore made at &c. ,.,s
BRrApsTurrs-Fiour-W report sales OF ooo JUL .,e
Brandywinc at So Is small sace OF Gcnosee W.T. oS
at 81 30, and 800 do mixed Michigan were re IN
at the same price 1000 Western sold del'eao 600
June at $5 "a; 1000 do Ohio, do IN june az "a and
do Gencsee sold deliverable In all May ~ 20 harn
1000 Ocnescc do do Mt Sc 31T aov Sou,hern
sold ut SO 62x. Wheat--2Voo s pur mixcd Mt
ST. 30 Corn-Thc sales including parcels W h, ~
to arrive amounted to about - ooo or ,oo iJ NJ a.
which about 1900 or 1000 Northern yenow SOU =" ood ~
O0O 40 deliverable in all next week. ~ 'oo W. 900
5000 do Northern Yellow 20 oon ~, Vol Nrich
do IN arrive at the same price ioooJ m9 M Ae $500
cor sold 20 arrive in July at 15c 3ooo 40 m.
eiio so,d 10 arrive in June, at Soc ana ,Vo 40 No
;hnrr yellow TO arrive IN June, at TIC wn,s wac r'
-, o,c Corn Msai-Wc report sales OF 500 nois ueyer
able by the 10th April at 81 10 ooo 40 AZ no rye
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-04-04
Southern Cotton Markets.

NOZZLE March 26.-The market for the past Three
days has been exceedingly quct-both parties awaiting
the steamers advces fully due The sales are est
mated at 400 bales-sO0 Wednesday, 800 on Thurs
day and 100 to-day. We quote middng l016c though
small lots are occasionally picked up at shade lower
Receipts of the week ll05 bales exports ADJ leaving
u stock on hand this evening of l6O275 bales
New ORLEANS, March 26-The cotton market was
very quiet to-day the sales having reached only about
800 baesboh buyers and sellers feeling disposed to
await later advces from Europe before operating further
CHARLEsroN, March 30.-There good inquiry
on Monday upwards Of 400 bales sold at very
full prices and good demand also prevailed yesterday
but the operations confined to lI00 bales in
quence of the extravagant demands Of sellers. Tho
sales in the three days $500 bales as follows l56
bales at IO1 III at iOss 1914 29 at l0 1868 at
H. 203 ut Ia 4l9 at 900 at lIs 397 at 1l, 40 at
ia oil at Tx, AZ at li2s and o. bales ut LA. The
following quotations will give fair idea Of the state OF
the market the close of business Ordinary to good
ordinary IO4 lO2, middling to good middling II u
ia mddling fair iI,S llh, fair and fully fair ll24
Ioc and choice -
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-04-04
City Intelligence.

Tuv wr.rurp -yester,av was another mild md
.o.,, ;, a "a ,h rros. .ra orovr that had
agreeaoe spring Jay anu the ross anu SUI" na' ""
in many parts OF the streets began TO thaw
rapidly. few such days will have the effect to
oman th. canal, ,rbo tbsru,or,ot.r ohout , o,c,ock
stood a. high M "a degrees Mt Wall street
ANTI RENTERS VicToRious-t appears that about
two weeks ago disturbance occurred in Columbia coun
ty between some OF the anti renters ana the Sneriu
inc one of the IDENTITIES who 70 collect some
rents and thus defeated the process of law warrant
was issued for the arrest of two of these and
TO serve this process il Is said that the sheriff came to
this CITY and procured the aid of Bill Harrington
men, onahora anu ;ti .h ch VIE prJueou I
,.;naa .h.,, 4, nrSy.- 20 sorva thn nrocoss ond
g the startod in comnanv With the District Attor
VI .noy th roip ny ;h Irnom arr;v;,'s ~
uey nnu o W os0upy,I;s W. S & =; prN nntcr
.i' ~ ILL., a. - 80 ,.ora s;tt;na smoLnc
HARRINGTON claimed his hand on the shoulder Of one and
s, =, D. :. H - 800 y % tha came time nra
snt;r nsto ut the head of his prisoner when the pri
mmediotclv clinched with Harrington and in the
act tho n;sto went az and n IL said took effect on
tbn ;av NJ te .nt;renter non this sudden attack the
aptrcnters gave general alarm by blowing horn which
soon brought in the shane brawney
rs with ave handles and other deadly nstrumests who
ucb an effective charge on the enemy as caused
making tracks from the scene of action with the anti
enters close at their rear hurrvinc their time most con-
sderably without being able TO effect an arrest Har-
rnoton we are informed IL badly beaten: also the Dis
tr;ct Attorney was somewhat I'M urcd Thus ended
we are informed the attempt TO arrest the anrenters
at least for the present
Jrcrrpv Jprt,xn-The Rev Josenh p Durke
n n will deliver lecture nj tho Tohernarlc tomorrow
evening on The Fall of Freedom in the Old World and
its Rise and Progress in the New Mr. Burke is gen
tleman of great talent and education and emnentlv
onaiiacd To handle this subject we'll
LADIES' FAn-The ladies attached to the TransAgura-
ton Church, in Chambers street intend holding fair
during the ensuing week commencing Monday next
5th nst at the Minerva rooms, Concert Hall, Broad
way) for the benefit of the poor Of that church.
n ,,.... - ,, m. n
nn,,o aoh .,an;n f,ar .pomt
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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-04-04
Musical.

THE CONCERT SACRED Music ITALIAN
OprpA CoMrANY.-This concert which given at the
Tabernacle last evening very well attended and tho
told how well the listeners pleased Unfortunately
Sgnor Benedict indsposed, so as to prevent his
appearance in any except the last piece. Sgnora Pco
and Signorna Barli, acquitted themselves admirably
Pico was met with a hearty welcome by many old ac-
quantances, and her young companion gained the adj
miration of many Signor Beneventano was
also warmly received, and sang excelently well The
instrumental part OF the concert deserves special COM
mendation The duo Concerante for pianoforte and
violin performed by Sgnors Barili and Rapetti and
the duo for pianoforte flute by Barili and Kyle,
both exquisite performances. The second season
Of the Italian opera commences Monday evening with
" Lucreza Borga," and we shall again hear Pico in
favorite role.
CHRIsrY's MixsrRxLs-Ths immensely popular COM
pany Ethiopian meodiss are to continue their mimi
table performance for week longer at the Mechanics
Hall Broadway being the eighth week of their concerts
in this city, and it not for the fact of their engage
elsewhere requiring them TO leave we are con-
yinccd that their would be equally great
they to remain for month longer Their concerts are
the rage this city at present, and nightly over
flowing with the most fasdious and fashionable audi
ences.
L. &. HmLs CONCERT THE TABERNAcLr.-It
should be born mind that the grand musical festival
given by Mr. L. C. Hill, in compliment by his musical
friends comes off Tuesday night at the Broadway
Tabernacle reference to the bill of entertainment Is
all that is necessary convince any that the per-
will be Of the first order Sgnora Picos name
appears among those of the vocalists Benedett and
Beneventano from the Italian Opera company are also
to sing.
The Seguin troupe in Philadelphia, where, on Mon
day evening, they are to give the opera OF" Norma
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-04-04
Vhentricals.

PARK THEArRE.-Mr Forrest appeared again at tho
Park last evening in "Vrgnus." There very good
house. tho greatest satisfaction evinced by tho
audience How could it be otherwise! Mr.. Forrest Is
piece Therese, or the Orphan of Geneva which
also performed by the company in an excellent man.
Tomorrow night Mr. James Wallack appears IN
Don Caesar de Bazan."
BowERY CRcUs--The performances at this establish
ment last evening" received marked applause from the
numerous assembage that attended to witness them.
Kemp the great clown did his best and to say that he
did not all who and heard him would be the
height Of absurdity. lie doubt induced to
do his utmost to please his friends because he
that the evenings receipts Of Monday next are for
his benefit. Whether this fact had any influence on
him, not, but certain that he never ap-
peared to better advantage than he did last evening
we see bill put forth for Monday, which, if not
much mistaken will add considerably to the weight of
Kemps pocket Every thing in the shape OF what VIII
please New York audience, will be performed This
fact is sufficient to fill the house
BowERY THEArnr-Last eve ming concluded Mr.. Dan
Marbles engagement at the Bowery Theatre. His re-
cepton was gratifying, and his engagement was as
brilliant he could desire. Tomorrow evening the ma
mayer will produce in his magnificent style, new
splendid spectacle entitled the Naad Queen in which
Miss j. Turnbull the celebrated danseuse, will take
prominent part This piece will be presented in
most magnificent manner, with scenery, costumes
&c This with the engagement of Miss Turnbull whose
merits as danseuse every person IL acquainted with
add to the already enviabe character which Mr. jack
son earned only the most enterprsng caterer
for the Of the public in the city but the most
perseverng in his line that city can boast Of
We yet had the pleasure of seeing this new
spectacle, but from what have heard Of it, we are
confident that it will be highly successful The Lady
and the Devl,n and the Trumpeters Daughter will
be performed on Monday evening" in addition to the
- Naiad Queen"
GENERAL Tom THuMB.-This distinguished prodigy
has enjoying little respite from business the last
two weeks and visiting his native cityBridgeport Ct
whence he goes to Philadelphia to commence his Aneri
can tour, Monday, the 18th He will doubt meet
with hearty reception.