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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-09-18
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DIR. SN sEiCER \ PANAthN
rssWs MEDICINE &C. warranted on oath, NOT 90 con.
tain particle ~ Colonel. Corrosive Su' aaie, Arse
MIC tbloride ~ Gold. OF auv doleterious minerals.
Trp rrucivie upon which this medicine acts. is hy
-.is fu- and hsruouizug " fh nature. drives ouf CIT
fiui acrimonious humuts irnl the blood o'y tud
M stlattus witt and strengthening the east juice
~ sire stomach ittisis 81 estion IN Short there IS
moi vein artere muscl, or herve IN the humane body.
that is not strengthened nv tho rANkegA and % also
possesses remarkable PROS ery Of removing mercury
from the bones and joints.
FOR ERUP1IONS or THE SKIN -scurvy. Scor'
butte Affections. Tumors Scrufnla. Kings Evil,
White Swelling. Eryspelas. Ulcers. Cancers, Running
S4rcs Scsss and Bilce time sud determined persevcr
ance in Dg Sw EsrsgR's PANArES viii eject cure.
FOR INDIGESTION.
Rejection Of food Nausea. NOmitings. Nervous a,ec
tiou. Billions complaints, Headache faeness. or Fe
male freruieriiics. IT.. SweetGet's Fsnacea VIII soon
effect cure hs il obstinate. or attended With griping
SWING pains the dose should he increased and the
viii soon he effected. Let not the patients frehten
themselves with the idea that they weak to- take
much medicine: hut bear in mind that their mildly
rating medicine puts not weakness into the frame but
most certainly draws weakness out, leaves strength IN
place and by giving composed sleep at night. and ar
appefIte relish food. teammates the whole frame with
vigorous action, clearing the mind and improving til,
sight.
DYSPEPSIA OF FIVE YEARS DURATION.
Accompanied icith Ne, Uous Debility, curCC
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-09-18
EsDG'Es ANss SHOES!

RECEIVED, to-day, by Greene's Er-
ss%gzzssgA> press Line, from Phiiadciphia the la
III =, sSr. fashions in she 'ioot and Shoe
lsas.E trade, by lie lest makers in that eiiy,
viz: CATER and hafgaer Boots, Of
silk aud French Lasting embracing variety OF coiors,
such bronze, pink, Hack aud black &c; Morocco
Boots and Buskns. many colors; with large
men, of Kid Tics and Slippers; also Spring Heels, and
all kinds OF rnrns Just lGok at those Ladies' Walking
Shoes, at 49, Main straet, Wheeling.
AugS WIN BOLE.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-09-18
NEW WHOLESALE
BOOT, SNCE. And LEAYnAs
STORE,
Monroe. between Main and ketstreets,l Il
WHEELING, "a

WHEELING, VA
T.. POLLOCK,
% ESP ECTFULLY informs the public tha' nc +
II o>ened as above, OF the largest stocks in
line that has offered in this market. winch
purchased at the lowest rates of the Eastern manuf
lures, for Cash. and will he sold wholesale. TO Couly
Merchants, ShOeInakers and Dealers generally, ma
much lower rate than has ever before heen offered y
stock exhibits fulI assortment df{{oots stoes. II
Their, and all things appcrtairisG me traaes anis
which viii he found: @%
SEQ pairs mems Boots, various qualities;
5000 - cali and kip Brogans. do
1000 Ladies' Boots and Slippers do
5000 Boys Boots and Brosans. s. do
eOGo Youths Boots and Brosans, do
1900 !" Misses Boots and Slippers, DO
5000 I" Children's do do~e do
large stock of Mo.occo SKINS, LisISa and BINpI;
SKINS of various qualities. SHnH THREAD, PE6s, 4
10000 lbs Now York Sole Leather;
5,U00lh Baltimore do do
80 barrels Tanners Oil.
lis stock win Re often renewed and Always embrace
full assortment of Goods in his line.
May l6, 1913 L POLLOCK,
NVuOT ESATE CONVECTION VARY
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AMERICAN TELEGRAPH COMPANY.
BALriN1at, fi1r~HuRou Assn WmriISs
YVES ERN LINE

bALTlNIHE- FIITsNTNOU Avn WUTEIINg
YVES .EBN LINE
Ofce at N Exchange Baltimore.
= EUuCED RArEs.-The charges have be.n ,alt, ed
~ on all NessaGes 10 from baltimore Pins burgh or
Wheeling, and a corresponding reduction made on ali
tea sphie dispatches lorW arded from Baltimore est
Of Plilshursh, Pennsy wanna.
RATES
The charge for telegraph des patch to or from Ralt
more, Pittsburgh sand heeug IS cents for tbe 6fgt
ten words, aud three cents for each additional word
it7No charge Is mldc jur the address and signature
tmlthe completion OF the South Western Line of
Telegraph from Memphis, Tenn. TO New Orleaus des.
patches can be arjsd 10 Memphis by this route and
matted for New Orleans. era
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-09-18
RADwAY's CHINESE MEDIcArEs SOAP AND
THE CIRCAssIAN upNN.


tEhi' hf"iciaSl coSn-tque is sure curative to an
directions OF The sAiu, importing healgh and heeatv
70 the competition We bSve been frequently ked why
we eau kada a. soap, Chinescl We Do pretend
10 say mat Railways Soap either Invented or pre.
pared IN China. Not at ALL the invention IN entirely
our Gwe-so also is us msnufaeiure; bat medicinal
agents indigenous OF that climate whist s hat5
nlhs properties are La sey owing 10 The Cjrcassan
lenna The lieana Is one of those meriorol,s Is','
whose virtues asa cosneique has for centuries neon
known only 10 the Cireasstans But By tie wosdef f,j
success OF RadwaYs soap IL itnparIins thar
Saline to The ssn health and beauty to The eonne
tlon rs proof positive OF lis and valued vrt,,s
rms with other hasanic pla1ts. p0ssessns bsal,r,
clear sing, SURVIVING and besuh ing merits fkno,vn an
10 W y IN. great secret Of the success OF Railways
Tan, Saiharn, fimples, Blo,ches Pustutos Ts,,s.s
lures sat kheun RingwoTm, Rash and raosl, 10 be.
SHAVING lis excellent, for the Toilet it Il uueSe1
o ' . cents large, aud l2l cents ali tablets al
~ P'eipai depos, Gl Courtland street; 5J4 Pearl So
NC" foiA. X G RAILWAY & co.
5Js Pearl street, New Yofk
So.a ~ " heeling by U FAIRCHlID.
Agent.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-09-18

Eff sxSNn lst quality Principe Cigars, Just
- - - ~ ~ reed and for sale hy
m26 LIST, HOWELL ANn Co
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p. HALL
REMOVAL AND CO PARTNERSHIP.

CONTINUES to manufacture Connection arv of every
variety, at No. % Main street, three doors above
Columbia street, CINCINNATI, O. Aue24
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-09-18
Notice TO the Endics.

Those that infinite DIR. Townsend.s Sarsapara have
invariably called their stuff great Remedy for Females
&c a., aud have copied our bills and circulars which
relates To the complaints of women, word for worutcr
men who put up medicine have since the success
OF DE- Iownsends Sarsspala in complaints incident
femal recommended theirs although previously they did
not number of these mixtures Pills, &c, inlu
rious 10 females they asgrayato disease under
mino the constitution DR.. Tounsends is the only aud
beet remedy for the numerous female compiants--it
rarely II ever fails OF e1ccung permanent cure. Ii
can be taken by the delicate females in any case
or by those expecting to become mothers, with the
greatest advantages, it prepares system and
prevents pain danger, and strengthens both mother
and ch.d. BE earelnl TO get the genAlne
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-09-18
HORACE WELLS.

AGENT OF THE CINCINNATI TYPE FOUNDRY
And Printing Warehouse,
EEPS on hand, snd manufactures TO order almost
- every varetyof Printers Materials Of the latest
styles aud most durable materials wholesale and retail
a. Eastern prices with very liberal discount for cash
PERSONS wishing TO purchase office ON application
WIZ be furnished with estimate OF the quantity and
e COST OF H. ny their stating the work required to be
done the size of their paper.
he w aslingtoD Presses manufactured at this esal.
usineht, are inferior 10 nonea great Improvement IN
ing taken place.
Power presses made 10 order Superior Proof presses
Whohy OF iron, ana an assortment Of German Types-
ahey type, cuts aud borders, from the Foundries n
Bruce and L White of N. Y, and |. johnson. Pbila
kept on hand Persons purchasing for cash are espe
cialy invited 10 call before pun chaslng else
AIsO-severai second hand presses ant, second hand
fonts Of type, but little worn, for sale low oet6
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Consumption Cured.

A. 1t and iuvg0raJes thc system gives actyi
TO the Imb. aud strength 70 i've muscular system, IL
most eKtrsotdinary de-ree.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-09-18
Rsenntr nsa UenI.h.


Cosmetics Chalk, and variety OF preparations rem
ef@y ~ use, Wien applied to the face very spoil
of IL beauty They close the pores Of the skin and
check tide circulation which when ntuvc is waried
by disease powder the skis inGamed by aka
es used IN soaps, beauties production m the
hnman lace Divine" ~o tbe garden OF rich mud
de'eately unad aad yaregatcd flowers. free active
nn healthy circulation Of tie duds the eoursius Of
Tie pure rich blood 10 the eStremiues, is that which
PAINTS the countcnRnce in the exquisite beauty.
1t Is tlat which imparts the ndescrbabie shades and
flashes Of oveliness that al admire but none can de.
scrba. TINS beauty the offspring OF nature--nnt o,
g0Nder or s0ap II there free aud healthy crru.
un thet' Is no beauty Ii the lady fir driven snow
ahe pant aud use cosmetics, and the blood l. thick
cold AVID iHare, sle Is not beautiful Ii she he brown
or yeho"i ard there IS pure and active blood il gives
reA bloom 70 the checks, and hrhaauy to their ewes
that is fascinating.
ihis Is Wy The southern and especially the Spanish
ladies' muc, admired Ladies' in the north W 10 take
but ltte exercise confined in close rooms or have
spori their complexion by the application Of dc.eteri
Gus mixtures If they wish regain elasticity of step
buoyaat spts sparkling and beautiful cop Mons
they should nse ilr. TownsendS Sarsaparilla Thou.
'lud, who have tried satisfied arc delight
ed Ladies OF every station crowd our Office daily.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-09-18
DISSOLUTION

DINhJVIN IO4N.
T3E partnership lstins between tVil,is,
Anderson Edward Anderson, Aimed Evans and
Franklin Anderson, under the urn If " a Il ANprssos
{ Co was dissolved April LIT, by mutual consent
WILLIAM ANDERSON
fDN ARD ANDERSON
=, ALFRED EVANS,
may FRANKLIN ANDERSON.
IshE business Of the hrm wiu be conducted hy the
SUBSCRIBERS as heretofore under The old sl i Of ~
< ASpEKsos l. Co. "
WILLIAM ANDERSON.
50. WARD ANDERSON
hs"'ihs, NAY l. LkANkLiN Anderson
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Nsfniss our own mSnufa ,iure IN hAis for al.
" y Jelf PRYOR L PAUL.
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scroCuia Cured,

This certificate oncusivcly proves that this sarsapsr
In hns perfect control the diseases of
the Blood Tnree persons cured in house unprece.
dested.
Three Children.
DR.. Townsend-Dear SIR: have the pleasure in
form yoi that three Of my children been cured Of the
Sctoiua by the use of your excellent medicine They
afflicted very severely with bad sores have taken
ioar bottles il took them away which feel myself
under great obligation.
Yours, respectfully
l. . 1nc
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-09-18

cratic majority about five hundred The majority for
Governor, in round numbers is nearly 5000, On the
Congressional ticket, the majority is nearly 10000!
In the first district Judge Bowln's majority is 46S
which will be increased by Shannon county to about
3,5CS.
In the second district Mr. Bays majority is 1,426.
In the third district MIR. Grern majority is 1881.
In the fourth, Mr. Halle majority is 5,727-which
will be increased by the other counties to about o2s
AT the election in 1874 Folks majority TO- rs
. clear gain Of about Eve thousand.
TAYLOR MEETING AT PITTsBURG.-A very large meet
ing was held at Pttsburg Pa, the 18th inst, when
Walter Forward Secretary Of the Treasury under Gen
Harrison made q speech of considerable length, which
was enthusiastically received.
NEW FLAo-The New Haven Journal aud Courief
hoists flag on which is inscribed the words Taylor
and Fillmore, and Free Soil.''
FREE Soil IN ILLINoIs-The Alton Monitor, loco
foco paper, has abandoned the cause Of Cass, and
hoisted the Van Buren, flag.
John Van Buren, speaks at Hampstead, l.. j., to-
night, and at Newark, to- morrow night
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-09-18
Death Among The Volunteers-Attemptcd Murder
Case of Hydrophobia, &C., &c,

PHILADELPHIA, sept. IL, 1878.
Within the last two days no less than three OF
the returned volunteers, residing IN this city, have
died One named Michael Kelly, is to be buried
this afternoon, and Jeremiah Corson will be inter-
red at Monument Cemetery on Tuesday. The latter
belonged to Captain Smas company. Last evening
Adam Seapole, member Of Captain Hills company,
was seized with an apoplectic fit, in the VIM Penn
Hotel, and died almost instantly. He will be buried
TO- morrow afternoon. He is said to have a wife and
and four children in New York city
George Horsey the chief of the dog -catchcrs and a
negro bully, yesterday made attempt to kill Sarah
Hardy, coiored woman, whom he formerly lived with,
but who left him for i'll He broke into the
room she occupied, armed with knife and pistol but
she jumped from the second story window to escape
him Her leg was broken by tho fall, but he came
down and beat her as she lay upon the pavement acu
ally Kicking her in the mouth. He has been commit
ted to pson but the alderman had hard work to get
any one to swear against him, the injured woman hay-
ing been taken to the Hospital.
Gaze OF the hydrophoba is at the Pennsylva-
nla Hospital and our city physicians are making an
effort to save the mans life. If multitude of coun-
selors can accomplish anything, his recovery is GER
tam The man liz named Cornelius Weeks, and was
Navy yard.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-09-18
RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE AT TIDE

It will be seen that the receipts Of breadstufs
during the second week in September shows in
crease in every article but corn, compared with
the corresponding week last year. This is the effect
Of improving prices, and if the improvement continues
the remainder of the season. the will be very
nearly oblitsrated
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-09-18

comparison Of prices current at the close Of the
market yesterday with those ruling at the close of the
previous week, exhibits improvement in Indiana
State 5s Of per cent, and decline in Treasury
notes of Z per cent; Reading r. r., y; Norwich and
Worcester, x Harlem r. r., u; Long Island, q;
Farmers Loan, u; Canton Co., q; and Morris
Canal, q.
The value Of merchandise imported into this district
exclusive Of that sent to the warehouse for the week
ending the 18th inst was 81 oo3 against 91s
for the same week in 1S47 and 900 for the same
week in lS46 The amount Of specie imported during
the week this year. s143 561 against s22 2e4 for
tho corresponding week In 1S47.
The quantity Of flour, wheat, corn, and barley,
left at tidewater during the first week In September
in the years 1847 and 1848, IL as follows
Flour S6is. Wheat b. Corn 6u. Barley b.
lS47. -. 74766 81 800 128,821 $500
ls4S. -. 69,03S e3C02 119613 S,040
Decrease. ..672e IAs. .l2Se2 Dss .e2oe. .Ino Alle
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-09-18


The Steamboat Aida Will, on and after
o'clock, heretofore Passage to Albany 50 cents
VIM. II. Beebe ~ Co., Hattcrs, l56 Broad-
vay New York No. 3S Chestnut street, Philadelphia
now s ling their OF Gents fine Moleskn and Beaver
Hats what they particularly desire is that every gentleman
look that he know precisely the KIND OF Hat he 10
beautiful assortment OF Beaver and Castor
will be found ut cir establish
ment ladies and Misses Castor Bonne LADIES' Kds
Hats and Caps Gents and Ladies' Riding Gleves Umeress
Canes, Portmaneuas, &c. &c
Diamond Pointed Gold Pens sold ~ b. Es
Watson Co.. Is Wall street. j. v Savage 92Futon street
and Silver in variety Toe celebra ed kicheu
Pen sold excl uvey a. above The points warranted hve yea
Gold Penn repaired.
Wigs and TOupees ALI persons Wishing
superior wig or Scalp should fail to call BACHELORS
No. Wall street. before purchasing elsewhere and
his invented Wigs unequallcd tor gtness natural
pcarano and durability B-Privatc rooms for fitting WIKI
The Insect EradlcatOr.--Thc Magnetic
by ctsens will sscualy the space of afcw mipute
destroy Cockroache Bedbug Ants other insects In any
traop IL is for Rata and Mice, not 'ess effective
the total rapid ton OF be vein than his Mag
netc Powders in destroying insects OF every kind Both pep
Iatons perfectly their effects human fc Sold
by r.. LYONS, l2J Broadway.
Four Dollar Hats--if there bc any Intel
lrent gentlemen who msej by the deception Of high
.sve that article consequently be OF sur~
Hats &c suciont the socptca chat he sells
dollars hat In eqna aud In greatly
superc those fod y scs Broadly ham. a. h.e dela
thNAN, <As n<osa"Ay'
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-09-18
CITY TRADE REPORT.

SATURDAY, Sept I6-6 P. NJ.
We noticed rather more frmness in the market for
Western -four and holders enabled to realize full
prices The demand was principally for the home
trade and export with considerable sales for the latter
Southern sold to fair extent at yesterdays quota
tons Rye flour was in small supply and held firm
Meal was heavy, and no sales of moment transpired
The demand for wheat good but at slight conces-
sion in prices. Rye sold only in small way on terms
stated below Corn was more steady, but the sales
were light. In provisions, noticed good inquiry
for pork, at an improvement on yesterdays rates.
Leather was also frmer and sales effected at an
advance. Groceries continued in active demand at
viz ~
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-09-18

IRISH REApERs.-z-A great number of Irish reapers
have arrived at Liverpool, for the purpose of ga
thenng in the harvest IN this country. The rebel
lious proceedings in Ireland do not appear to have
diminished the importations of this class of per-
sons.--LirerpoOL Journal, dug. 49,
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The CrODs.

The Cane crop of Attakapas regret to say quite
backward, and will most undoubtedly be short. The
usual time to taking off the crop is about
the beginning Of October. The work of cutting and
hauling wood making hay and gathering corn, has
and most of our planters will be late in rolling We
have letters from Rapides where the crop was excellent
which state that 1t will be shortened fully one half by
the late storm which was very in that section
The So Landry Wing says the crops of cane in many
parts Of that parish were swept the ground
nado passed over Vile ratte and Bayou Chicot tear
Franklin La0 Planters Banner, Aug 81.
The ounce crop in Rhode Island, it is said has
failed. 1870
In Northwestern Illinois and Wisconsin the potato
rot is represented to be doing great injury to the
crops.
The apple crop is plentiful in the vicinity of Phila
delphia that they are selling for cents per peck
The peach growers of New Jersey are said to be-
making whiskey of their fruit
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-09-18

THE RoSGE MOVEMENT IN GERMANY "A letter from
Vienna states that Dr. Herschberger who has stepped
into the shoes of Ronge has been stripped Of his gown
He was formerly army chaplain, and is said to be
man of some energy
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-09-18

CuANFRAU'S NEW NATIONAL THEATRE, FORMERLY
~ Chatham-Monday evening September 49, will be acted
musical nza titled THIS H0U Sc TO BE SOD-hr
Chaerton Chophns Mr. Burhe Wm Shakespeare Mr. Pardey
MYsy ERIIs AND MIS- ERIEs OF NEW YoRK~Moss, Mr. r.
s. Cbsnfrau Captain Tobn, Mr.. Burke Mr. Precise Mr. Par
dey Biz Lre Ms Mclan Little Lize Miss Messenger To
conclude with the military farce Of the PRETTY GIRLS OF
sIIl BERGRrnest Mr. Stark Margot, Miss Emily Mest.yer
Boxes. % cents Pit, l2x
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-09-18

Two fHEvLNT THE ABUSE OF MERCURY AND THE
dreadful effects ofa certain disease call at the Huuteran
Dpepsary NC Division and consult and
proprietor without money and price We save more
and render really valuable medical for less money
than other in this any other city
ihoe who have been under the treatment
end have found benefit erefrom (eader have such
patients every day will find us friend as well physician;
ORANGE from business interference with the usual habit,
nt Remember this is the only place where genu
inc Dr. Hunters Red Drops be obtained Full directions
and treats accompanying each vial which s warranted TO
sur on no shE Pes dslS DsI VIAL WITH fsl dssSns
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-09-18

- Proprietor Hitchcock, Manager Splendid Performances
afternoon at O'clock an5 every evening half
past The Manager has the pleasure Of announcing the
most extraordinary wonder in creation, Major Ifnger hold
ing the same reaon the famous Putian that the little
finger does 10 the thumb lie is DID, only four
inches high and weighs only thirteen pounds He
every morning from 10 to haast IL o'clock in the afternoon
from till half past and in the evening from till TO- In add.
on the has also engaged the celebrated Sable Brothers,
Mr. G. Nelis the three Highland Mammoth Boys Giant
Mammoth Baby Enormous Boa Constructor Madame Rockwell
the Famous 1unc Teller nay be privately consulted
extra charge of % cents Admission the whole including Mu
Performances Little Finger &C. 25 children
ten and old enough walk alone 2 cents Reserved
front seats. shilling extra
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-09-18

VTNABEKN ACLE.-GKANDCO NCEKT Of THE MOKAVIAN
department. under the suPenutendence Of Herr
OF Herr Soep on which occasion very oh ice selection of
How can smile Irish" Molly Bawn." Scotch" What's
the steer kmmer Tickets 80 each, be had
principal music apd the door evening the
Concert Doors open atT to at quarter before
o',Ia
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-Unnracadauted cuccaos Soo;o.u T,L..-' o.o

ssVNHE CAMPBELlS ARE COMING."-SEVENTHW WEEK
Unprecedented Success-Socety Library Rooms, 3i3
Broadway Of Leonard The original celebrated
Camrbels Minstres the oldest band in the United
(unclr the direction Of G. A. Kimberly concerts the
last forty nights have been crowded OVERLOOKING fashion
and elite of the city, and have received equal
other company that has performed York,
that they viii continue Their popular
they will perform the Brooklyn Instructor the Benefit of
Sufferers the late ach performance
raj and beautiful pieces including the Belle Baltimore
Faiths Fan Emma Snow and the Days seventySx with
pscicy Admission Is cents n Son Saturday afternoon
for the convenience of families there will be performance
commencing ~ o'clock. Admission 20 oens-ohdren half
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-09-18

DOWERY THEATRE-MONDAY EVENING, SEPT Is
~ will be acted the startling drama entitled the CONSlR
1OKS-Moostocp b. Clarke; GolCkn, I. Duff Demetrius
spoukin, j. H. Hall Elizabeth, Mrs Jordan. To concudi
VITA the DESTRUCTION OF THE BAsTiLE Terrors
Regn Mcmillan Robesperre, under the IT Paul Gnrd
Clarke Frederick Danton Dunn Jean Narat Mr. Heath
Herman DuTay Mr.. c. Warrick; Victor Rollande, Mr. H.
Ha Peter Pimlico Mr. Wrans; Feur de Lis Miss Fanny Cor
dom Mao Mrs Sutherland Door open performance to
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-09-18

DARK THE .TRE-MONDAY EVENING, SEPTEMBER ~
will he produeei for st time in America tho grand bal
let of EsMkRALDA.-la Esnera'd Mad Adele Monpas
P.rr de Iys Mile Bulan; Pierre Grngre NJ H. Mon
plasr; Quasmodo w. Corby; Robert DEouvie NJ Fletcher.
Euapde Haldegrsyi Tho entertainments will
with the laugtahe farce Of NtBODY ELSE-Iins dortt
adbrrgh Mr. Moorehonse Herr uttemsn
Clsr e Minnie Mts Rose Tebn; Louise Mrs Clarke Dces
Circle cents Uni Circle 81 cents; Upper Boxes 3 eents
~ O'Clock.