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MARKETS ELsEWHERE.

BALrrmonr September l6.-l5 Merchants Bank s6,4
PHuApELrfuA Sept 16-Tyrst Board-S4O0O State BE, "a
Railroad, l6 Is Girard Bank los Seco@d Board2jO
wilmington RR Cs, 6 37k 900 schuykill Nav 6s, IS $.
Bosros srocE,. Sept. l5--Ere1onac Bozrd-2s Vermont
is d. iss ivsrmoss ana M,.stts Railroad Sas 70 Mer
s s aU so sSo BSsSD CIV a. &
$500 Reading Railroad Bonds 1850, GIN
r. DOMESTIC MARKETS.
BRIGHTON CArrLE MARKEr, Sept IA, 1s4S At mar
ket 775 beef cattle 500 stores 1900 sheep and 1850
swine. Prces-Beef Catle-Extra SO so; first quality
So SO rs, second quality So so SIS 10 third 81 rs
IS rs. Stores Yearpgs SIS a s11 two year old 81
. go; three year old SIS a S27-Working Oxen
Sales at 500 $72, 500 sos and $10S-Cows and aves
Sales at SID $22 $26, S27, $31, S36 and $40 Sheep
Sales at 81 62 81 rs, 50 1882 25 and 50 so. Swne
lots 30. At retail to 6ke.
FOREIGN MARKETS
HAVANA, 26th August 184s.-Owing to the more ia
vornbe aspect Of affairs in Europe the low prices
rent here and the greater cepre
has facilitated the disposal OF exchange the exporta
has continued to be immense, amou nting to no less
than los 63S boxes against only 81 ZIG and 10 57 in
the same period ef 1S46 and 1S47 On comparing the
total amounts shipped frs m the mt Of the
July to the sewers, countries OF Europe and America
It will be observed that In the month ending on the
24th OF August there were sent on In
To the North of Error. as. !, is y, lS 80 ls s
TIL !. ,s s,.,.. ss.a sCia iSs5 SsH $3.50
pear to be only 34663 boxes than those Of last
iS4l. "
The very considerable der ard consequent on such
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PHILADELPHIA, Sent. Is. 1913.


Attempted RoJb1y-The Free Sol Moremcnt---
John pan Bmren--Mr Clay's Letter-Ihe Con-
test in the Second District for the Nomination
10 Congress, &c.
A bold and nearly successful robbery was at
tempted on Thursday night, at the United States
Arsenal, near Gray's ferry on the Schuylkill. An
iron safe weighing or seven hundred pounds,
having in il nearly fifteen hundred dollars in spe-
Gle, was carried out of window, and over the
high wall enclosing the premises. From thence it
carriedto tho river and thrown in the robbers think
ing its place alment could not be discovered
and that they could return and carry it Off at thss
leisure The tracks made led to the discovery Of the
fire proof and 1t restored to its original position
the robbers having gained nothing by their laborioue
eLort.
The free soil movement in the first Congressio nal
d trct, was well attended last evening but the lack
OF enthusiasm among the crowd, and frequent n
terfuption that occurred showed that the great
jory had been drawn tiither By motives of urosity
Prince John was as usual very entertaining. bat ho
did not keep up the fire at the same length as during
his previous Efforts He appears to be considerably
weared by the stumping operation lie spoke NJ Ger
mantowp yesterday sGd while on hts return
to the city, had rather rough encounter with our
free soil p having been spilled irohi 'he Vehicie oy
accident
The letter If Henry Clay, refusing to give coante
nance TO any nomination Of himsct for the Presi-
a, ncv has been received and occasioned siderable
tax among oDr Taylor and Clay men Tue former
are f,ioiced d,emng u rebuke Of the Albany move
ment but others Jay that IL Is not positive
tie letter of Martin Van Bures written previous to
the Buffalo Convention, and yet that was accepted.
IL Is also urged that Mir. Clay does say that he
will decline the nomination. II il should BIZ made.
Mr., Davis having declined the nomination to con-
gess IN the second district this bone OF contenton
between the Clay and Tay or men has, Tor seeonu
time. be en- throw among the asprants Tor ne honor
There are now fourteen candidates, at the heau OF
which stand Joseph r. Chandler, Morton Nc hichAsi-
nd An nd Inv Aif.rF ts
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MONEY MARKET.
Saturday, September 1915 r. M

saturday, september 1915 II. M.
There was activity in the stock market to-day
than noticed yesterday; but there material
change in prices The variations in quotations, from
day to day. are 50 small that outside operators take no
interest in stock transactions and the brokers are
therefore, compelled to speculate with other At
the arst board there large sales Of the prineir
fancies.
At the second board Canton co. advanced q per
cent; but there was only one sp.. II lot sold.
The amount Of specie, In t. hands of the Assistant
Oh 'he ent, ct this port, is two mil
lions OF dollars OF ais sum four hundr thousand
dollars have ben paid in during the past week.
Drafts to amount Of $500 have been drawn upon
this d'posit
Thc receipts and expenditures of the New Haven,
Hartford and Springfield Railroad Company for the
year ending August 81, 1s4s, were annexed.
NEw HAVEN, HARTFORD AND SPRINGFIELD RAILROAD.
Rec0pfs.
FROM passengers.. SZlv,oo5 80
Rents, wharfage, steamboats,, mails, sx-
presses. ..'............ so,45o on
Total. ........... s4so, 2la IS
Expenditures.
pairs of road for same period. sf45ess 80
Interest on bonds and loans. 41,702 co
- ISL, 800 6s
Balance, after deductiug expenses and
interest. $242, S22 ~
The Increase Of receipts from freight and passengers
the rast year. exhibits gain Of $76,ois So The
Der Of passengers transported the road the year
ending Aug 81, 1s4S, were 2s7773 in 1s47, 22o,5s
increase, 01,l7s.
The transportation Of this large number Of people
has been conducted without accident. The track
has been maintained in very perfect condition, and
the principal bridges covered with metal and made
Ma Ara ha nt>axc
miles by thc rfescnger and reigb, trains, during
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the past year IL 167 644and during the year ending
Sept lst ls47, the number 1888 324 The director
have declared q dividend Of Ave per cent payable
Oct 1st making nine per cent Tor the year.
The quantity Of coal transported on the Schuykill
canal from the mines to tide water for the end
ing the 14tn 55 tons making the total for
the season 29e SOS tons.
There is already amount in the Treasury of Ma
ryand sufficient to meet promptly the payment Of the
interest the State debt, including the interest
the funded debt due the LIST Of October proxmo with
the prospect Of a considerable surplus remaining
anon ntinp nrobah to xl0O 600
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lu,e,,,ue,c. nom the Rio Grapefc.

The NJ o Picayune Of the 9Th inst, says The u.
steamer Telegraph Capt Foiger which h, the
ipg of the LIST inst the Brazos brought the
following passengers Major T. s Sibley, A. c. NJ.
Can't AR Potts, A. c. g.. DR. Watson; Messrs. \. j.
Burgess Berry, f. Blanchard MIR Mesina, Mr. Mo-
Coy Mr. Weber, Mr.. Caro-, Capt Mensoe, Mrs. Carr,
Major Lee, Capt. Claiborne, Mrs. Daily, Mr.. Beleh,
WIN II Holland
The Moiamores Fog, Of sho 2sd and 27th ut., con-
tains the following = ..rl
UNITED STATES OFFICERS rHis LINS.--We hear
nom all the officers Of the army this line complaints
tlst the Postmaster In New Orleans, from sfas O.
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Wright, abolition candidate received les votes in
the district.
In the five dist ,crs contested the democratic najo
Iity IL 1921, gain Of SOL to that party since 1874
adding Folks majority in the two districts not con-
tested and the democratic majority in the State 10
1885
An intelligent wing merchant from the western
Reserve informs us that organisation In favor OF
Gen TAYLOR will not take place until after the Stass
election in October 1t being the object OF the wngs
to secure the election Of Governor ana LegisisVre by
an union of all classes of wings He thinks, However,
that the Taylor and Fillmore ticket will rec Give
jority in the Reserve counties where as w. well known
Ford the whig candidate for Governor Is acceptable
to the free soil men, and will, of course beat his
democratic opponent Col. Weller, by majority of
thou SO much dissatisfaction Is felt among the
wings at the course of Mr. Giddngs (member of Con-
gress from the Ashtabula dstrct) In coming out for
Van Buren, that many will refuse to support him, not
wthstanding his nomination for reelection IL Is
not probable, however, that no can be defeated
Immediately after the State election, an efficient
organization Of the Taylor wings will take place, and
II il believed that Old Zachn will gain more votes
the Western Reserve counties. There IL no chance
whatever for Van Buren, in Ohio This we give as q
wing statement.
From the Des Mones Valley WING
low. CONGREGATIONAL ELEcTioN 1T Ia now rendered
,eetain that Daniel Miller (whie) Is elected TO Con-
pr,ss the first district Of Iowa beating Thompson
abopt $50 woes The ton Of the poll book Of the
Kapssvile pr. cihct, by the Clerk OF Monroe county
aud the sobs,quont stealing of them by some one OF
ghtmpsone l.,sEie. VII, nsure ~ Epempssa .as GER
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M urkets.


PIrrsBuRG, Sept Is, 1Sis-The foreign news had a
-four at 81 76a4 87h pr Dbl There is good demand
Sales Of whskey at % cents gallon Rye -four sells
at 50 75 The weather continues wet and viii be IA
vorable for navigation.
CNcIHSArI Sept Is, 1S4S.-Sales ofS0O bbls Western
-four at "a 06a4 12 and 1000 bbls at 49, to be deli
vered on the 10th OF October. The grain market Is
without change Sales of 100 bbs fair ~ O. sugar at
AZ and at cents per lb. la provisions there
Is no activity In any artcle-quotatians steady
Sales Of clean mess pork at $40 Dbl Hams sell at
on cents per H. Mess pork at So Sales Of sides at
An and shoulders az cents per h. Lard held at 81
cents. Whiskey is declining; sales at 18ka1Sh cts
Sales Of faxseed at 81 cents per bushs Linseed oil at
b2a53 cents per gallon.
ALBANY, Sept Receipts by canal within che past
"a hours Flour, 1900 barrels; Germ, $500 bushels
dency in prices Sales Of 500 barrels made in
sluding State mixed, Western, &C., at about So 70 a
$6 SIX. Bsrley-We noticed sales of 5000 bushels
new at Is THO No sales of wheat or corn were re-
ported.
BUFFALO, Sept. 16-Receipts within the past "a
hours-Flour, 5000 barrels wheat, $4,000 bushels;
corn, $4,000 do. The demand for -four fair, and
ssles effected of 1900 barrels, including the va
fious common brand at 81 S7H a SIS 90. In wheat
there sales of 1000 bushels Ohio at 81 co. Corn
was dull and the market unsettled For fair samples
Doc was asked, and 45c offered.
Bosros, Sept. 16.-The Flour market was more or
less unsettled and quotations nominal transaction
Of the day reach 1000 bbls at So 12Hc SO 25c. for
Genessee, Ohio, and Michigan and So 37hc. for
ward 1000 bushels white, changed hands at &C., and
some parcels of yellow, at 67c. or Rye 500 bushels
were disposed Of at Soc Oats coming in pretty
freely and prices less firm 5000 bushels northern sold
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tfcate election, but Miller will get the seat in Con-
gress without doubt

gress without doubt
VERMONT.
The last Brattleboro' Eagle (whig) says:
We have received returns from two hundred and
twenty nine towns leaving but ten to be heard from
majority sufficiently large for all practical purposes
thereby the election Of the wbg State ticket,
and also Of wing United States Senator for the term
OF six tars from the 4th Of March next.
Wing Senators elected as follows, viz in Ben
gton, in Windhsm, in Windsor in Rutland
in Addison. in Chitten den, in Frankin, and in
Democrats are chosen follows 2 in Washington,
Sin Orange, 2 in Caledonia, and in orleans-S.
barnburner is chosen in Lamoille. Essex not heard
fom. ...
Mr. Henry is elected in this Congressional District
In the I'd and 4th there Is no choice.
As usual for several years past our state ticket Is
considerably greater than 1t was last year.
REPRESENTATIVES,.
rass s,d.mocr.;,i ''''''''''''' Al i'
Van Buren, Gree soiD. 67-1ol
The same as last year The ten towns yet to be heard
from all in Essex county nd represe ted last
year by four wings and six democrats. Should they
stand the same this year, the whg majority in the
House of Representatives will be six, the supposi
tion that our table is correct. But are confident
that when the Legislature meets it will be found that
the wings will have majority in the House Of from ten
to fifteen In 10 towns there Is no choice.
NORTH CAROLINA.
Official returns Of tho vote for Governor give the
following result -
Manly (whig) ................... 1880
Heid, (dem.) .......... $50 Al, $50
Manlys majority, ......... S74
In 1874 the vote for President stood thus
Gay. '.......... ....... 43,SS2
This shows that fuller vote than usual has been
increased in November, and the election warmly
tested.
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The Cheapest and Hest Place In the City to
get good Boots Shoes and Gaitsrs q JONES Il Ann street.
the American Museum. First quality Of Calf Dress
Boots so second Do e Congress Boct fcm IS 50
70 ST. French Patent Leather Boots, ST.
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The market for all kinds continued depressed but
should we learn by the next steamer that the German
WHISKY has downward tendency; the Operations
ofthe day were $50 bbls. Prison at IKE 27, and 80
drudge casks at 29c. cash.
WooLThe ira nsactions of the week comprise o5 600
lbs fleece to manufacturers, at &c. ESQ 100 bales
Mexican at private bargain; $50 do slightly damaged
and s,0o0bs full blood Merino, at Csc - &c
at 25c. A"'' south Sea sofa
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Frock and Drcss

Unredeemed Pledges.-5OO Froclx and Dress
Coats Freneh CLOTH we'll made 81 to S2 each 500 pairs Pants
CASHMERE 81 to S. pair 400 Vests 80 cents IS 1000
Over Coats and Cloak 81 $40 eaoh rich inngs Cash PAID
for Gents Clothing Nassau Beekman streets Five
Dollar SuitStore.
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The Insect Erasilcator.--The Magnetic
Ponder taaad

Powder BY Lyon 40 Broadway has been fully tested
~ our enssns twin eaecus In the space Of sfex minutes
tuaton L. ons ills for Rats and Mie effective in
the total and destruc ton Of these his Nag
asns are perfectly harmless in their effects human life sold
by E. LYONS, 40 Broadway
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All persons wearing or requiring Artificial
Teeth respectfully invited to examine DR. Leyett Patent
Enamelled Plates Office 260 Broadway Of Wanstree
This invention being secured by letters for improvements
in artificial teeth producing the greatest comfort TO the
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THE STATE CONVENTIONS.


This has been the great week for State Conven
tions, viz the Barnburners, Free Soil nton,
and the WING Convention, in this State the Wing
Convention in Massachusetts, the Democratic Cass
and Butler Convention, in Connecticut the Free
Soil Convention in New Hampshire and the Free
Soil Convention in Pennsylvania This series Of
yeniiens up yesterday with the Free Soil State
Convention of New Jersey, at Trenton.
or these various conventions regard those Of the
free soil party the most important in their bearings
upon the coming contest the question Of the Pre-
Rdental election rests upon the issue Of which Of the
two great national parties must tuer most in the alb
ton Of votes from them to the free soil movement
From the information obtained by correspon.
dent at Reading we persuaded that the democra-
tic party must suffer most from the free soil movement
in pennsyivania but as the convention decided not
cannot positively ascertain the effect of the
ment, until the Presidential election in November.
We may, however, be enabled to form opinion by
the progress of the movement in the various counties
The Pennsyiranian "a Cass paper) rdicued our i'm
preston that the free soil movement would be most
sensibly felt in the strong democratic counties of
Northern Pennsylvania yet We see that these coun-
ties represented in the State Convention.
The paper endeavors to break the force of the
blow, which seems to be aimed at the prospects of
Cass and Butler, in Pennsylvania, by this free soil
strangely dscoTdan with our information obtained
from other sources =
The best proof of the ridiculous weakness of the
free soil abolition movement in this State is to he
found in the persons who composed the Reading Con-
venton. The President Mr.. Richards, of this city,
has been noparty man for years. Among the other
Danes, do not recognize belonging to straight
out de%oera 2; possibly Mr. DoushsSrty Of
are all avowsd abolitionists, or have been active
members of the wing party. On the electoral
ticket observe the names OF three good demo-
Gratis, but neither of them present sthe
meeting it is reasonable to suppose that the of
their names wholly unauthorized. We will not
believe that such men George r. Riddle, Of Pitts
burgh, David c. Skerrett and John Ashton Jr Sof this
cty-who the only of the twentysx electors,
that have heretofore been identified with the demo-
cracy-have consented to act in such cause, and
simply for the purpose of disorganization -
MAINE ELECTION.
There is no choice of Governor by the people, but
Dana the democratic (Cass) candidate, has q large
plurality Hamn (whig), and will be elected by
the Legislature, which is democratic, usual The
rate vote Of 0O7 towns ata Ids Thus
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TELEGRAPYIC INTELLIGENCE.

Serious Illness OF the State Treasurer.
ALBANY, Sept. 10th, lSl5.
The State Treasurer is lying i'll, at Congress
Hall, with malignant dysentery. He Is very low.
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'sTnE cAMrsELLs ARE COMING. SEVENTH WEEK.

ssIT>HE CAMPBELLS ARE COMING."-SEVENTH WEEK
-Unpreced ented Success.-Socety Library Rooms 3iS
broadway Of Leonard The and
CsmpbeIs Mnstres the oldest band tie United States
lunder the direction OF g. A. Kmbery)-wose concerts
last forty nights have been crowded overong the fashion
and elite OF the city, and have received equal
other company that has performed York TO
announce that they will continue their popular
they will perform at the Brooklyn the Benefit of the
Sufferers by late ut each performance
raj and beautiful pieces baltimore
Ishlsss Fap Emma Snow and the Days Of with
precisely Admission % cents N b. Saturday aftrn oon
for the convenience Of families there will be performance
commencing at o'clock. Admission, oents-ohildren half
price. 49, NS7 -'
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The democratic plurality n,the above towns ISIS 610.
In the to be heard from 1t last year 034
which conclude that the democratic plurality
is now above eight thousand In the State. The free
soil vote may reach eleven thousand.
Five democrats and two wings, are stated, by the
papers Of both parties, to be elected
ILLINOIS.
The VAN buren, ILLINOIS CONFERENCE.-The COM
ponent parts of this body which recently assembled
at Ottawa to nominate electoral ticket, thus
classified by the Free Trader:-
Democrats . Observation-Disclosures. 27
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MISREPRESENTATION UNCERT OF THE MORAVIAN
Singers under the direction Of Mdle LoyarnyIhe musical
department under the suPerincndncc of Herr
OF Herr StopeI, which selection of
songs and guartees Sing in German, "Du, du" English
How can smile" Iish-"Moly Bawn." Scotch" hats
the steer kimmer Tickets 30 each had ct the
principal music and the door the evening the
i~~N N~'NNN
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DANORAMA OF TAYLONS CAMPAIGN IN MEXICO AT
the Minerva Rooms i06 Broadway, shows natural as le
the Marches, Encan pments TAYLOR
also gives correct views of the country Cities Sc 1t is
the most beautiful painting Open night
before o'clock Afternoon exhibitions Wednesday
and Saturday commencing at o'clock Admission, rs cents
Soho ole admitted reasonable No charge descriptive
pam phets.
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AKN q MS AMEKICAN MUSEUM.-P. T. BAR NUM-
- PROPRIETOR Hitchcock Manager Splendid Performances
afternoon at haiti O'clock ans every evening
past seven 1he Manager has the pleasure Of announcing tho
most extraordinary wonder creation, Major tenger hold
ing the relation to the famous iipuan the little
finger does to the thumb lie is years DID, only
inches high and weighs only thirteen pounds He
every morning from 10 to halpa IL o'clock in the afternoon
from till balfpast 81 and in the evening from till TO-
Mr. S. @. Nel the three highland Mammoth Boys Giant or
Mammoth Baby Enormous Boa Constructor. Madame Rockwell
the Famous F,rune Teller be privately suited at an
extra charge Of % cents Admission to the whole including
scum Performances Little Finger &c % children under
ten and old enough walk alone la Reserved
front seats shill ng extra
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CASTlE GARDEN--rIiIRD WEEK OF THE ORIGINAL
Ethiopian helodists Messrs Cool White r. Edwards +.
Rice, W Howard, Leon and s. Clarke Monday September
49, they will offer variety Of Gees Parodies
Love Dittes Rean and Gems from popular Operas nterspers
ed with Ruresaue Lectures Queer Sayings Dances
parts Doors mt iaf g. prfo will
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DBSSAGE FOR RIO DE JANEIRO, VALPARAISO, LIMA
The United States mail steamer California lCO
tons burthn fa for the abve ports the I'd Of October
az having well furnished state offers orab
for the above named ports experienced surgeon will
accompany tie steamer For passage apply to
HOWLAND& ASPINWALL TO- "a Sou III street.
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DARK THE ATRE-MONDAY EVENING, SEPTEMBER Is
will produced for TIE st time in America tho grand bal
Jet Of ESMERALDA-Ia Esneralda Mad Adele Monplaisr;
Feur de Iys, Mile Anna Bulan: Pierre Gngor NJ II. Mon
pasr; Qulsimodo NJ Corby; Robert DRtoviie NJ Fletcher
Enarde n lie Waldcgravi The entertainments will
with the lapshahe farce of Soma BODY ELSE Hans aonz
Mr. Dawson Ernest Waburgh Mr. Moorehouse Herr utem an
Mr.. Clarke Minnie Miss Rose Tebin Louise Clarke Dress
Circle % cents Family Circle Sd cents Upper Boxes %
TX o'clock.
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tyUW OVERWHELMINGLY
win be acted the startling drama entitled the CONSPIRA
TORS-Moostocq, N b. Clarke Golofkin T. Duff; Demsrus
Lapoukn, J. H. Hall Ezabeth Mrs Jordan TO concluds
with the DESTRUCTION OF THE BASTILE Terrors
Reign xnjnn Robesperre, under the Paul Girard
Clarke Frederick Dsnton Dunn Jean Marat Mr. Heath
Hail. Peter Pimlico Mr. Wnans Feur de Lis Fanny Cor
doD Margot Mrs Sutherland Doors open to
commence at TX o'clock Boxes % cts Pit, i2k cts
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CHANFRAU'S NEW NATIONAL THEATRE FORMERLY
Chatham-Monday evening September Is will be acted
musical Extravaganza entitled THIS HOUSE TO BE SOLDMr
Chntteron Chopkin Mr. Burke VIM. Shakespeare Parley
Alter which will be produced tbs popular Drama entitled the
MYSTERIES AND MlSERJES OF NEW YORK-Mose Mr.. F.
5 Chnnu Captain Tobin Mt Burke; Mr. Precise Mr. Par
conclude with the military farce Of the PRETTY GIRLS
STILBERG-Ernest Mr. Stark Margo Miss Emily Mestsyer.
Doors open at performance to commence at TX o'clock
Boxes. Is cents Pit 2L -
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DUkTOk'S THEATRE CHAMBERS STREET.-HONOAY
- Evening Sept lS viii be play ed the lyric of Millions
mask Of COMUs-Comus Mr.. Lynne the Elder Brother rr
Grace; the Younger BrothsL Mr. Mears Lady, Mrs Koight
Bacchanals Nessrs Meyer johnson, Rae hurley Kahn
Demon Hamilton Christian, Bowling; Euphr synt MIRA O.
Icder After which will be presented TAG IRT OF AIR
friep, Mile Matbide; Bymnie, Mile Adelaide rcaa ~ J.
naPzett To conclude with the farce of SEEING THE EE
PHANT-Jrdge Cercoap Mr., Marsha cspa nrCrace Vss
Eliza Mrs loder Dress Circle ard
Family Circle IS cts Doors at q curtain rlsesat X