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New York, Sept. 0, 1s4S.

Governor Young, The Governor OF the Boot
trade for sale,at his French Boot Emporium
Fulton snd Nassau streets French Ga Boots at - o.
81 and So; Caters &c. equally low All military strangers
and citizens should give him call. THE DOCTOR
Four DoIlars.-The Subscriber takes this
method inform his friends and the public at LARGE that
and that Impression Of having his prices in
Of the superior elegance and beauty of his FAN Style
Broadway houses selling the style Of Hats at - cent
higher sell his first quality Silk Moein
nA'' ~ 'N' ~" ''''' j. H. GENIN 2i4 broadway.
Wigs and TOupees ALI persons whaling q
superior Wig Scalp should tail call at BACHELORS
manuactoy Wall Def purchasing elsewhere and
pcarAnOe durability. B-Prvats rooms for fitting Ws
Irish and Scotch Malt Wnislxey, superior to
thing msrhet the only pure whiskcy America
for SALE ut twelve shngs for Whskcy thirteen for old %
Per cent over proof. by wILIAhM FARMS Distiller,
Diamond Pointed Gold Pens sold by b. T..
pces Gold Pens and Gold every variety
The celebrated Roheeu Pom sold cxol asysy above The
points warranted i've yeara Geld Pens vepGired
Wigs! WIgs Wigs!-s Strangers and citi zcns
Maiden Ians shsss they Savs
hand the est ASSORTMENT or Ornamental Hair Of all kinds
No Charge until the Hair IL Restored -BeaI q
Hair applied the above terms at the Office IS3
Broadway floor NJ b. For thosc who apply them.
selves sale the Boston agency 9 Washington street.
The Plumbe National Daguerrean Gallery.
UPPER Broadway and Murray street
and Others should not a 70 , "a those VINO w, 70
artist In this country ILL. ..... .....H
The Officers and NE nm beers OF the seut hwarl<
R!ere Co Nc 80 respectfully beg leave 70 tender their grateful
Aldermen Benson ADD Redding and 70 Mr
and Mr Nye Of Brooklyn. for the liberal supply Of Refreshments
rnjfhcd 10 them the FIRE IN that city yesterday morning.
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NAvAI.-U. S. sioop of war Marion, Captain
Simonds, sailed from Gibraltar on the night of
the 18th ult, for Boston.
The steam frgate Princeton was at Leghorn
about the 18th ult., and the frigate United States
on her way to Malta, and would proceed thence
to Beyrout, &C., to take on board the persons en-
gagged in the expedition to the Dead Sea.
q. s. sloop of war Dale was at Guayamas on
the LIST ut.
Capt John GwInn has been ordered to the com
mand Of the frlgate Constitution, at the Charles
towp navy yard
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CITY TRADE REPOKT.

INV YORK, Saturday, September 80 Pm.
The -four market opened firm, and with good home
and export demand. prices were well sustained until
towards the close Of Change, when the market
dropped, and scarcely any disposition manifested
on the part Of buyers to operate at the current prices
In wheat to fair extent at prices
which showed advance Southern flour also sold at
improvement Rye -four was firm, with light sales.
Meal scarcely active, and the market leaned In
favor the buyer Sales Of Rye, both on the spot
and to arrive, made at full rates The business
in corn large and done at fair prices which, to-
wards the close, however, more or less nominal
counts the transactions of the day done at prices
showing q decline Of Il of q cent In provisions the
operations not large, but the prices obtained
for the various descriptions showed we'll sustained
market Groceries continued in fair request at steady
rates For the full transactions Of the day refer
below.
ToBAcco-State ment, exhibiting the prices, sales,
receipts and stocks, for the week ending 9th Sep
tenn
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APPEARANCE OF GEN. TAYLOR IN CRowD.-A
letter from Pascagoula, dated Aug. 30, says AS
Twas stepping on board the Creole to- night, whom
should encounter but "Old Jack, himself coming
from brief visit to Pass Christian, whittier he vent
few days ago private business. The old gente-
had that drab beaver and It crushed down
far his head to leave the presumption that he
apprebsnsve OF taking cold In his ears, or wanted
to stop them against the humble suit of beggarly
POLITICIAN He pushed his way through the crowd with
out thu slighte,t ceremony, and nobody could have
thought, without foregone nforma that there was
candidste o. great party for the presidency There
wpre no shouts, and committee to receive him.
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comparison Of prices current at the close yester-
day. with those ruling at the close of the previous
week, exhibits decline in Norwich and Worcester Of
37s per cent Erie Railroad 81 per cent Long Island,
u per cent Kentucky 6s, u per cent Mohawk, u
per cent, and an advance in Treasury Notes Of q
Ohio 6's u; Reading Bonds, u; Harlem, 4; Farmers
Loan, "a; Canton, q; Morris Canal, u.
The value Of merchandise imported into this dis
trict for the first week Of this month"; exclusive of
that sent to the warehouse in each Of the past three
years, was annexed
COMMERCE. PoRr or NEW YoRK-WEEKLy ExPoRTs.
Week ending Sept. 8 1915 1877. 1SlS
Fee goods :. ...... S765N 3a32 <al2l
Dutabe goods LF7,7O0 f,S43l3 l,SSS U72
fetal merchandise. 81 553.23l 2l746O2 34o3
Specie. .......... 800 1871 1870
Duties received. 430,2S5 4SS.t32 5D4572
hateso duty. - 10 % 81 Is Is
The value Of merchandise imported during the
month Of August in each Of the past three yesrs was
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Kentucky and Virginia tobacco is in demand, but
buyers are not willing submit the rates asked in
consequence of which have only small sales to
port In the other descriptions of tobacco, particu
larry those kinds apt for segar manufacturers good
demand was experienced.
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Letter from mr.. Calhoun.

FORT HILL September l., 1913.
MY DEAR Sir Your report of my remarks, cons-
dering the circumstances under which it made,
good could be expected.
1t will not be possible for to write out my remarks
the short interval until the next session. are such as
will fully engross all my time and leave ME no leisure
for relaxation, which greatly need and DESIRE Among
Others have speech write out from notes brought
with me from Washington, which will, in part, en-
brace the views took in that delivered in Charles
ton
Presidential question In this quarter fear 1t is not
the case With you. see, after all the pains have
taken to be distinctly understood to my position,
have not escaped misconstructon which attribute
to party zeal If my friends, on both Sides would
gard taking part between the two candidates,
and standing Independent ground ready to sup
port oppose the successful his may or
may not accord with the principles and views Of poll
misapprehe neion. see much to condemn, and lit
tie to approve in either candidate.
Yours truly, J. C.. CALHOUN.
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ID MOONEY AUCTIONEER-E. PAYSON WILL SELL,
d. this day ct 10 O'clock IA Plat street. Hats Over Coats
Coats Vests ntaocn Cloaks Counter Scales Sesar
&C.; Fancy Goods, &c.
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SAD INTELLrGENcE-We regret to learn that letters
were received by the steamer yesterday, announcing
the death Of MIR. Y H. Weed, Of this city, at Singa-
PORE an of Lieut. Dale attached to the Dea Sea ex
petition Boston pdper of SATURDAY.
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nR. GREGORY. 2l4 CHURCH STREET, HAS CONFINEI

DR GREGORY 214 CHURCH STREET HAS CONFINED
II himself for the last twenty years @ the treatment Of pr
this city Any rson thus ahccd readily
Perceive that will their advantage TO select physician
who tny sh obtained from books but whose know
,sue that viii not only satisfy
Of pride and qualification to himself DR. O. patients
s unwearsd IN HE ecrs 70 deserve their good w Can and
sc LIN,
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DR. RALPH, AUTHOR OF THE PRACTICAL PRIVATE

~ Treatise sc ~ Greenwich street office hours 9to n,
Stow NJ Sunday excepted Those who apply in the early
stages will BE- SURPRISED At the spd and e
fercd from certain class of people, otherwise pro-
perry appreciate his services In structure from It's nc
mon In addition to very practice in th
he has ground for STATING from no
In -
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w FAX SIGHTED PERSONS, OR THOSE WHOSE EYES
w are falling requested examine Dr. Powes Self act
ing Eye ounta which obtained the premium from the Anne
rcan Institute Water Is the Invaluable remedy that can
be used fer preserving the eyes, its application
beneficial when continuous shower from this little
chine allowed play the closed and parts
DR. Powell aendsss usual dseascs Of the Eye ana Ear i
Book ON the Eye also variety OF beautiful artificial
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DOCToR FAWC ETT HAS REMOVED HIS OFFICE TO 81
IL Dey where he be consulted on all Private Dssas
The most to his mode Of Treatment which
the NonMercural System Structures no matter Of how
long standing treated by Dr. r. the
approved plan The Of constu debility brought
on by apply with certainty cure
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ssvJ,HE CAMPBEILs ARE COnIN0--sIxrH WEEK

ss1'HI CAAPBE1Ls ARE nIN0.--sIxrH WEEK.
continued success-Sociey Library Rooms 348 Broad
The original and celebrated CamPbes Minsrels (und
the direction Of O. A. Kimberly - the oldest band in the
Of the immense which has attended their past
five weeks having been nightly crowded BY the elite New
York they will have the pleasure If continuing their uimi
table and highly popular muscsl every evening
this week. introducing Mt each fall programme OF
their most popular pieces including the celebrated Statue
Dance and Highland Fling BY Mr. Luke West Doors open
On Saturday afternoon for the convenience of families theirs
will be performance Commencing O'clock Admsaiou -
oents- children, half price. -
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THE STORE SuP ERIE, at the Navy Yard, Will
be ready for sea this week.
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lust PuBLIsnEp-DR BosTwIcK.s GREAT WORK

and Lectures yenerea and other affections Of the Uni
Ogans $50 quarto This the complete
teal work Of the kind issued from the press II
colored engavngs which delneate this class OF
diseases inmitably IL also contains forty wood eDgavng
equally well executed and everything known about the modern
of these diseases bias been carefully recorded and all
For sale a. 'ho ONCE Of publication M Broadway and Of the
press for the profession Also, DR. b. work self abuse 2
IA epgravings with hns to young men Prc ST. for
nale IA eh
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g ACRED DIORAAA1NOW EXHIBITING livery
~ night this week. and Wednesday and Saturday afternoons
commencing at o'clock at the splendid Hall Broad
G,y GvsI ss.Prsn. B.tha anninssOn: entirely
witnessed in New York Creation Of the World and the
Deluge Assisted BY powerful Vocal and Instrumental Accomrs
nmenta Mr. H. Harrington has just completed magnHcen
Diorm intended TO illustrate the Sublime spectacle Of the Sx
Days OF the Creation! exhibiting by OF movable auro
from the Chaos and Darkness Of the unfs med Universe until
the na completion Of the worn Creation described In
the FIRST and second chapters Of Genes terminating with
Adam and Eve in the Garden Eden Dorama
and experiment in this department. q the .rtA II the mo
evst beautiful and perfect work OF the Kind existing
hnes In the highest mechanical ingenuity with The
astonishing scenic eecs assisted BY superior poetry paint
ing and music Scenery and First DAY.
The tSe Second Day. Dry Land Hsrbass
Fish and Fowl Fifth Day. Creation Anmaii Sixth Day
Garden Of and Eve With this completion the
hho Of tho Creation. the first part Of Exhon oIese
Part H. Grand Diorama Of the Deluge Tickets
half price Doors opon ut Curtain rises at ocloA
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CT LUKE'S HALL, CORNER OF HUDSON AND GROVE
sretsCongo kihstrel (under the direction Couruas
ID will give Four Ethiopian Concerts at the above
Monday, Thursday Friday and Saturday evenings September
lltb l4h, 18th and 10Th Instant Admission urter
PARTICULARS small bills Doors open o'clock Concert to
o'clock,
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NO CURE, NO CmARoE.-DocroR CoBBErr, M. R.

NOCUHk, NO CHARGE.-DOCrOR COBBErr, NJ r. G..
~ ~ l informs the public and his in particular
that he has removed 60 Ann street. near Wam where
u eophdenta consulted all his pro-
fesson especially on diseases OLA private delicate character
TO which M peculiar attention has been directed for the last II
ycarsn city To those who have been under his
tiers himself to that self audson Is To those
who have net who cted with rains Of the head limbs
ulcers, otures minnl ssaity he gusrn fd
ipeedy cure cr no charge No mercury used Brc
nents lis o arranged that patients do not each
otter iT TalnesJet', see us pssHss sg'sma
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M OST EXTRAORDINARY WORK-TO ME MARRIED
wi those contemplating marriageThe Married Womant
Medical Companion by Dr. A. Maurioeau. Sixth edt
Price 81. This work meeting with sale
lzo copies have already been disposed OF Every tem.s
tended especially for the married So eorc
which should be known 10 them particularly Hero every female
discover the symphonic and the most efficient
dies and most certain mode OF in For sale IA
Broadway at the publishing 29 Liberty street. New York.
Also b. Petersen, number % Chestnut street, PhadeL
phia Little Co.. Albany w. r. Davis, Boston; On thu
to all Of the United States All letters must be addressed
post paid 70 Dr. A MAURICEAU box l724 New York city
Once % Liberty street.
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The Plum he National Da,

the upper Of Broadway and Murray street
and others should not fail 10 visit especially those who wish
the perfection hands OF the most xpenced
artist In this country
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CoAlr-yS75 PER TON FOR THEBEsT PEAcH ORCHARD
~ nut Coal large size discharr this day and to
the schooner Niagara foot OF Third street. East River 80
cents added Tor carriage Yards 06 Second street. First
.I s. |r IH. p KERRf9AN.
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The Officers and NE nm beers OF the Southwark
k.sle Co Ne - pestfuy beg leave 70 tender tSeir atsfo
Aldermen Benson Reddiug 70 Mrr
and Mr. Nye Of Brooklyn. for the liberal supply Of Refreshments
furnished them the In that city yesterday morning.
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pANvARDS NEW DOUBLE MAMMOTH PANORAMA
- Of the Missouri and Mississippi Rivers showing country q
twenty hundred miles being by far the largest painting
the world and Of the largest rivers the globe offending
rama all Sas Broadway adjoining Eiblos Garden xdmor
81 cents children half price Panorama will moving
dav at coet
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THE DESERT WILL BE PERFORMED AT CASTLE
Garden tomorrow evening with G. Paige principal
the Institute will adjourn and Dodworh band play for
those who desire themselves o'clock Full
hearsal this evening. Members will please attend
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RARNyx's AMERICAN xUsEUx.-P. :. BA.NUx:

RARNUN'S AMERICAN KUSEUN-P. +. BARNUN:
Propetor-f Hitchcock nsnaesE-Spcndid Performancs0
every afternoon a. ha past socoea and every evening at half
most extraordinary wonder in creation Major Lttenge hold
ing the relation to tie famous putan that the little
finger does to the thupb He is DID, only
inches high and weighs only Is lbs lie may 70 every
till hafpast and in the evening from till TO- In addition
e also engaged the celebrated Sable Broter
Mr. Nellie the Three Highland Mammoth Boys 0isnts or
Mammoth Baby Enormous Boa Constructor Madam Rockwell
the famous Fortune Teller may privately consulted at An
extra charge Of eenta Admission y tho whole including M
scum Performances Little Finger &c., oents children.
lndston yearsof and old walk Alone lax ~
Reserved front one shilling cache extra -
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LAST WEEK POsITIyELY-T

VTNABEKN ACLE-TIIE LAST WEEK POSITIVELY-THE
Moravian Singers grateful for the liberal patronage they
have received from the citizens Of New York. would respectfully
inform them that they will have the honor OF vo
meneing on tomorrow Monday evening and which will posi-
lively be the last io to their departure from the city, which
occasions choice and select programme will be presented
they hope to meet that which has attended their
Paris London and in all the principal cities Europe Tickets
90 cents each to be had at the principal music the
m n [ Hnc -
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Four DolInr..-The subscribcr takes this
Wigs and Toupec. -All pcrsons wis

Wigs and TOWpees -AH persOhs WHINING .
superior Wig Scalp should not tail call ut BACHELORS
Wall Def purchasing elsewhere and
his invented Wigs unelusled Tor htness natural
pcarAnce, and durability N BPrvata rooms for fitting Wsn
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M RS. JAMES c. DUGAN INFORMS HER FRIENDS AND
1 the public that the Undertaking business husband
in all it's branches will still be carried for her benefit at Ga
Broadway by his brother Mr. John Dugan whe thoroughly
dersands the business and will give his attention to all
calls she may be favored WITH and his
satisfy and She will be NEST thankful for the patronage
Of her late husbsn DIS friends
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VOCAL AND INSTRUMENTAL OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
JL Haton pianist and vocalist Of London beg most re-
peTu to announce that his first entertainment will place
Tuesday Evening Sept h Mt polio Rooms Tickets
80 cents EACH to be had at the principal stores the polio
Rooms and Of Mr. j. L. Hatton Asor House. commence at
o'clock,
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HENRY ROBINSON, Chairman.
JOHN SHEPARD, Secretary.

THE MEMBERS AND FRIENDS OF WASHINGTON FIRE
Engine Co. No ~ and the members Of the Fire Department
in general requested attend the funeral Of Edward Cocy
ct o'clock Ibis r. NJ from his late residence in Washington
Rector streets.
CARD,-THE LONG ISLAND INSURANCE COMPANY
~ happy inform their dealers the public generally
that their capital $4,000 is unimpaired by the late disastrous
fire. they still retain amall surplus The prepared
to pay all their losses in cash. the the adjusted
B. w. DELAMATER, President,
E. C. FINN, Secretary.
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nR GL0vERlS CONSULTED DURING THE DAY AND
~ evsninss 81 he onse ON AZ dssAsss Of issafs nasirs
=. scpsvs cuosoA ne, extensively prescrbedb By
Now Ne N ~ ~" am s's'Sh
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Diamond Pointed Gold Pens sold by b. E.
Watson Co. 10 Wall street wholesale and retail reduced
prices Gold Pens and Gold and Silver every variety
The celebrated "Rohecu PEN usvsiy above The
points warranted Eve Geld Pens vepGred.
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A WORD TO COUNTRY MERCHANTS AND DRUGGISTS

a WoRp IOCOUNTETT, MkKCMANIs my p PIX
Barry l Broadway rapidly every
in the market as preventive Of badness and grey hair
danduf restorer Of the har
Of rendering i healthy soft and glossy The best proof of the
sales both in New York and in the cities where
proprietor has established agents There h in fact demand for
the all parts Of the Union Country
druggists Of whom there in town making
ohnses will find II to their advantage to give the subscriber
the popularity Of his compound That popularity not epheme
raj like that thousand and balm &c which
sink every year The Tcorherous will unquesonaby
all diseases Of the hair and every bottle used will surely
Rrond
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CTRIcTURE- TsNATUKE, SYMPTOMS CONSEQUENCES
the remedies and recipes mode Of dstccn only per-
cure possessing this work long cn6ed
with strieturs Fifth edition 80 Pr Price 81 Nav !. hsd M
the Authorizes Greenwich street. by post mailed free
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DANORAMA OF TAYLORs CAMfAIGN In NIXICO Al
the Minerva Rooma f1 broadway % fe The
Marches Encnmpments and Battles fought BY Cen Taylor W
We most beautiful painting ever seen Open every night ss5
menong at oclock Admission rs ceus Schools admed on
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INFORMATION WANTED.-A YOUNG MAN (RATHER
vsTdan having read the Mysteries and Misere of
not been heard Of up this His friends begin feel
alarmed for his safety believing that he has been fouy dealt
with having decoyed
Of niqaty which found such great abundance this city
Az he subject fits Of mental alienation he be wander
ing about the city with mind dstraught He is tall and
oopshoudeed gaulous and fond of argument always ready
dispute point any subject with any person. His
name Nike e which he readily Any giving
information Of his whereabouts dead alive, shall
bly, rewarded and questions asked Please call Nc
Park Row. New York, Septemher H. 1913.
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Il NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
- Prince street Asylum On Monday Evening September H.
the entertainments will with Overturss
thaps Brass Band The Ethiopian Modists win then
Boz MI Holland Cox Mr. Conover Mr. will exhibit tho
powerof equilibrium the Tight Rope. Half
mission for Refreshments and view the Cosmoramas The
Ethiopian will sing some Of their Melodies
to conclude with the ballet called HURRY SCURRY
the Lovers Ghost Admission 80 cts Doors open 6 70
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nR. SYDENHAM5 SPECIFIC FOR DISEASES OF A pr.
~ vate natuThs remedy now oer red Tor The
nrst time In America has been long In Europc as tho
Ietdy and unarg for the above pants
acute chronic In bottle will sfce bn IN
these Of long standing three be necessary eject
complete 10 does mercury i'm anv shap ,r
does interior In shape with busne
for New York, H. H. JONES, l76 broadway. Price 81 nsr
hottl
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anything MARKET only pure Malt whiskcy in America
for sale ut twelve sngs Whkcy thirteen for old %
Per cent over proof by WILLIAAM. PARKS, Distiller,
Once ~ Stone street. Sc seventh avenue
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ENXCELSIOR ENGINE CO, No. q BEG LEAVE TO TEN:
II der their thanks Seth Low of No. 4S Concord
Low of Washington Brooklyn for the very liberal
supply Of refreshments furnished by them at the fire in that city
the morning Of the 10th instant.
By order OF the Company. w. s. JENNINGS, Foreman
SAML. p. TITUS Secretary
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NASTLE GARDKN.--DOORS OPEN AT y PAST Blk,
perfo nance will commence at cents
Decided hit Triumphant tho original
dst universally acknowledged bs tho Of mnsres
the city The company consists Of the following well known
and talented artists-Cool White r. Edwards r. J. Rice w
Howard Leon Clarke and Thursday evenings
September 9th and It'll third and fourth concers on which
oason they will offer variety Of Songs Gees Paroes
Love ue Refrain and Gems from popular Opens nerspers
naxf N--N~T