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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-10-28


DHREN0LOGY AND AsTROLOaY-
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Determine fortune in her second oause.
And !. should know T.! who won IL IN succeed.
His future actions point his devious way
Thus in the heavens. his fu rure fate to learn,
Ss II, past a"a future TIRE 70
MADAME ys ssyn s't o and can DO
consulted the above science in regard HEALTH Wealth,
her Mo- ss Division street sny ns auT s sy
and evening Terms ~ cents.
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ns D. known for dyeng the hair whskerr, No.
s to ssassy % hi ssST and
Iermanent can be used With the rse'te It is also
ssroS red purple
% ' 1o &. for sale By e %
,hhs s c. 9IOsdvayi Thomas Maxwell william street
Now York or r A. Wrsht Phiadei lGsa' "A'''n -'''
IN ono HORSES HAVE BEEN CURED OF nEAvEs
GSS Ard S, Ss ps within ns S tSe
srsworth sufficient for of cav and dozen Of
'''A''n Couch KETcnAM lis Fulton st. proprotora
UNIVERSITY OF NEW YoRK-MEDICAL DEPART.
- mentTho Introductory Lectures to tho ensuing wine
w sanens on Monday EVENING Gc 80 at
ing odernMonday DR. MOTT TUESDAY Dr. P,ersou wedne.
saturday DR. Draper profession public generally arc
respectfully invited to attend JOHN WDRspER; MD.
COLLEGE OF PHYSICIANS AND SURGEONS OF THE
~ University Of tho state Of New
Of the the College will be opened Moada tn October
The introductory address will be delivered BY Professor Joseph
smith. ut half past NJ. In the College Hall The proes
sion and the public respectfully invited attend The
lar will be tuesday sst instant
II. WATTS Jr, NJ. D Seo'y to tho soulty.
College of Physicians and Surgeons. II Crosby ST.
ITO DENTISTS.-F0R SALE-TIlE PRACII Il OF ADEN-
tst with or without Instruments and furniture, and ea.e
OF Office alta low rent established several this ci ts
opportunity seldom offered to Den Dental
For PARTICULARS OF J. W. REID, D. No 7 Fourth
street, next to corner Of Bowcry
nR. RALPH, AUTHOR OF THR practical PRIVATE
IL Treatise &c, rs Greenwich streetoce hours IL A.
Sunday exceptcd Inose who apply in the early
stages will be surprised ut the rapdiy and little
attending their cure chiefly however those Who have suf
srd from certain class Of people who properly appreciates
his services In structure from s FIRST inopen it's
advanced and distressing stages from advantages
and very extensive prsotoe he Afford rapid easy
radical cure which, be has ground stating obtained
from other aource IN America
C1RICTURE-ITS NATURE SYMPTOMS, CONSEQUENT.
~ ces the remedies and recipes mode Of desotrg aad only
permanent No possessing the work need long he rou
bled with strictures Fifth edition, t pp Price 81
had Of tie author sS Greenwich street. by post mailed f
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M EDIcAL orTICE-DR. JOHNSON. IS DUANE srREIT

AVA near Chatham street. so well known the most successful
practitioner in New York. in the Treatment Of venerea diseases
The Doctors reputation for skill in those old haoured that
have existed for years. eminent elect structure ulcers
the body in the throat in the head and
bones Of the legs efectually cured Constitutional weakness
brought on by secret habit INDUCED in bv young
lascvious dreams and nightly emon positively prevented
Resent cured in four days without mercury
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vVRAvE AND EMl0RANTS BY APPLYING AT
Tanners Map store No 1856 Fulton street. be supplied
with Maps and Guide Books for part Of the United States
and sso verbal regarding the various the
West me- dec Of CONVEYANCE &c. Nc.
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BROADWAY iHEArA 'EINorIcE.-TaE Co.PARTNER-
ship heretofore existi ne subscribers under the
name and firm Of Mann nal this day dissolved by
tua consent The business The firm will be closed 6y
MarsbalL ALvAH MANN
Dated New York, Oct rs Ista T. AMAR5BALL.
The business Of the Broadway eare VIII hereafter he
Quoted by the subscriber f. A. MARSHALL.
New York, October 25 ISl8
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DARK THEATRE1BENErlT OF Mons MoNPt ,IsIR-
Mr. LILY White Mr. Gilbert; Cenen.in,. Mrs Wacet,. Nine
OF LNDs introducing The admired Of Ths Banks
After which Madame Anna BIZ, op viii sing MARY BL La
ZDgara will thep be danced by NJ and Mme Monplar After
which, LOVE. DESPAIR. AND CHAMPAGNE-lord Crock
ford Mr. Corby In the French Camp n Madame
Anna Bishop will appear in the Of Yvandiere To
clude with BOX AND COX-Mr Box, Mr. ". b. ,haomau
ROwERY THEATRk--ON SATURDAY EVENING, OCT
~ viii BE- performed the new American play called TIE
SWAMP FOX-Fancis Marion Mr. NJ b. Clarke; Sergeant
M g. r. Browre Eod Humrhries Mr. j. II. HALL simon
Suggs Mr. Soot Colonel Proctor Mr. Tton Andrew
Mas Denim; Mira Motte Mrs. Jordan Kate Gordon
After which Ballet advertisement by Signora Cocra Sig
Ner To conclude with the EAST RIVER CRAFTSMAN
Falkland. Mt Tton; George Watson. Hall; Tom Swallow
Bonnker Bos Winans Fanny Marsand Miss Mary Taylor
Doors open 1T 6performance ct precisely
Boxes, Is cents; Pit and Gallery. l2x cents.
CHANFRAU'S NEW NATIONAL THEATRE FORMERLY
- Csatham.sst raay Evening Got % viii b acted
drama Of JACK SHkPPARDJaok Sheppard, Miss Emily
tsysr Blue Skin Mr. Chaniru Mrs Wood Mr.. Chapman:
YoRKIho.e Mr. Chanfrau Georg Parss Mr.. Hsrbers Ike
with the farce Of PRETTY GIRLS OF sTILBERG
Sarhj Adrian, Willis MErgot, Miss T. Messenger; Crte Mss
Miles Nina, Mrs. Davis Henrietta Miss Franklin; Mrs.
O. Chapman. Doors open ~ 6 performances commence
at7M
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nR GLOVER IS CONSULTED DURING THE DAY AND
~ Evening at his Office. No Ann (now No. 1877 in those
delicate have
fed the skill Of physicians Of lees experience His Extract Of
Copsvs Cubebs &c. extensively prescribed Physicians
m he had at his store in front
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THIS AGREEMENT. MADE AND EXECUTED THIS 18TH
day Of October, SS between Ryerson and Losee
first part and Iurphy and Kavanag Of the second
the said parties mutually engaged in
running Omnibus Stages through the Bowery avenue
ane Whereas for the public additional
incurred in running lines sundays
parties with view to their mutual benefit agreed
price Of fare on sunda on all the lines by them
lively that day shal be shilling passenger any
lance And therefore, the said parties Of first
par hereby mutually promise and and with other
for the confederation aforesaid that the regular fare
nbus stages by either Of the said parties Sundays
from and after this date shilling for each full
for distance the tad passenger shall be
for each half passenger (childl oDehaf that price.
RYERSON h LOSEE,
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M ECHANICS HALL, No. az Broadway, between GRAND
N and Broome Streets commenced Monday October
and will continue night until further
week Of the opening The original and CHRISrYS
MINSTRELS organized In 1872 the fret negro
melodies and originator Of the present popular style Ethiopian
whose this city, for period Of
mage have the honor and
ofNew York and vicinity that they will
popular Concerts introducing variety of their original Songs
Chorusses Dances &c. Admission oen Doors
open att Concert will commence at o'clock An
Concert Saturday. O'Clock. p
the m direction of p. Christv - ~ -
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y RAND DIORAMA-BOMB ARDMENT OF VERA CRUZ
" &c. 59S Broadway-Sosnee IN the Cuff Burning the H. B.
Creole shpwreok ofthe somers Arrival Of Fleet Steam
fled by moving fgure Grand Bombarduent day and night
Splendid pyrochnic effects and bursting Shells Every Figure
Ship b moving Overture every evening Tickets
80 cents Children half price, Family and tickets
plcation at the Hail. Open at commences at Wednesday,
and Saturday afternoon at g.
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r, BEAPEST ESTATE IN THE VEST OFFER FOR SALE
~ about 1000 If Land situated Little Sandy
Carter County Ksptuckytwenty miles from the Ohio River
upon which the county .eat located through which the State
road leading to Va and the contemplated railroad will
pass upon hich there is abundance Of coal timber
four wells of salt water comfortable dwelling and houses
part Of 200 called the Homestead with about 600
enclosed fields and in clover and the timber
blue grass and highly calculated for sheep husbandy dairy
business Tho land is we'll adopted to the various grains
and there constant demand for its productions from
the Iron Works in the vcniy and there navigation for fiat
boats down Sandy River to Ohio making Cincinnati market IL
required In point Of health 10 not to be surpassed by
$1,000 Address post paid r. Carter. Grayson p o. Ky
orapplyto WOODWARD DUSENBURY
stre Nav York
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THE PUBLIC ENTREE INTO NEW YORK OF SANDS
i Lent Co.'S Hippcferaean Arena and Circus all
Elephants Came HORSES Ponies Chaots and Carriages
day morning October ph TIE procession will eae
Broadway At 10 o'clock, and will pass down Battery
thence through Greenwich street Vesey
Row Chatham TO Grand street; down Grand the
ID AYMOND WARNINGS MENAGERIE, NOW EXHI.
h biting at Eblos Garden Mr.. Pierce Miss Adina.
Lion King and Queen will during each exhibition Doors
open from 10 to IL A. M to and to r. ~ Admission Is
cents-Children under 10 years half price.
NAPOLEON CROSSING THE ALPS-THIS GREAT HIS.
~ horcal Picture by Delaroche exhibiting the Ma
tona Academy of Design Of Broadway Leonard
street. Open from nine, An, until ten, Pm Admission. 80;
tickets, Soc.
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IL OR NEW ORLEANS. VIA HAVANA-THE WELL
known steamship United States" burhen 1000 tons W.
Ilacksa Com mAnde will leave for New Orleans
day. November 4th from udd wharf, upper side of Caarne
Market East River at o'clock and from New Orleans
den Co.'S Express office Wall street until the day Of sailing
and delivered edatey arrival ut New Orleans No berth
until ed for Cabin 1885, Storage passage SO
Postage cents letters weighing half Noreght
will be received the day of sailing Letters will be received
A. Harnden Coz Wall street; Exchange News Room
Commerce office. For freight or passage apply to
CHARLkS II. MARSHALL 80 Burlng Slip.
On her return she will resume her regular trips leaving
New the 10th December and Havre tho 9Th
touching at Southampton both ways
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T OST.IN WAvERLEY PLACE. OR IN FRONT OF THE
with meled chain key, charms attached The
finder ill TO literally rewarded returning
Ball. TOmpkins ~ Black Broadway of Murray street.
where full description of the watch may be seen
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lust PUBLISHED FORGET ME NOT WALTZ BY
- Maurice Strakosch Just published. AVID for sale by
KERXSlEG BREUsING S5 Brosdwav
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YNO EOTHERSAND MARRIED. LADIES.-DR s. r. TOWN.
sends Extract Of sarparil has been expressly prepared
In reference female pants No female who
suppose she approaching that critical period The of
s oud neglect to take it, it is certain
the horrible diseases which females
this tin Of life This period be delayed for several years by
usog this medicine Nor it less valuable for
preaching womanhood 10 calculated assist NATURE hy
quick the blood and nvgornag the system Indeed
medicine Is invaluable for all the delicate diseases
subject 1t braces the whole perma
nenty the natural energies by removing the impurities of
body far stimulating produse sub
which the most medicines taken for female
and dsese by using few bottles Of this medicine
and painful surgical operations may be prevented Principal
Office l26 Fulton street.
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M ITCHELES OLYMPIC NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. I'VE
W ming October e. the entertainments will commence with
PUSS IN B0OTS-Puss in Boots Mr. Conove Ralph Miss Mary
Cannon Chaerina Miss Roberts After which farce entitled
FOUNDED ON FACTS-kr Skcptic, Mr.. Holland be foI
lowed by classical extravaganza entitled iESEUS AND
ADNE-D9dslus Mr.. Conover Baochus Mr. Nioknson Mnos
H. Mr. Arnold eseus Miss Mary Cannon; Aradn Miss Clarke
To conclude With new farce entitled POOR PILL1C0DDY-
nson; Sarah Blunt Miss Mary att o'clock
curtain half o'clock.
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IN John Tryon and Corporal Thompson Manaserssaurday
evening" October SthDouble appearance
hessrs Wech Delavan Nshans splendid Equestrian Troupe
Seventh appearance OF Master Mare
de- and The accomplished trainer Mr. Darus-Ex6on Of the
world Renowned Performing Ponies Romeo JuetAn i'm
posing cavaloade, entitled THE URTERS OF LOUIS XIV
The SAILOR BOY, by Master Hernandez-The Comic Twin
Ponies Romeo and Juliet will give exhibition their won-
derf skill and nir ing Boxes 90 upper cents
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HIGHLAND NURSERIES, NEWBURGH, N. Y.-LATE A.
Downing Co-The subscribers would inform their
irons and the public that their stock Of Fruit and
Trees Shrubs &c &c, for planting unusually largo
and thrifty especially Pears Pums and Apples Several
Trees three and four years old Of large together
general assortment Of Cherry Peach Necarne
Trees Grape Vines Small Fruits The depart
full complete particulars ogue furnished
gratis to postpaid applicants Freight paid to New York
A, SAUL co
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CANDs, LENT CO.'S BIPPOFEROEAN ARENA AND
~ CrcusThe largest and establishment
ing comprising among its immense resources performing
plants came horses and the complete thoroughly
Of performers embog in their various departments
Mr. W. Stout Master Of the Arena, Capt A. Decamp;
Pentand Clown This well known company will exhibit after
and evening Mt Newark Tuesday, October Jersey
City, Wednesday 1t and at Brooklyn Thursday Friday and
Saturday 26th h and 2Sh inst Admittance rs cents
half prica
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ITO DENTIS1S-F0R SALE-T1E PRACfI Il OF ALDEN.
t with or without Instruments and furniture and lea.e
Office low rent established several years. this cy IL 10
opportunity seldom offered Den Dental
For Of j. W. REID, M D. No 377 Fouri
:, rpet mex q o Bowcfy
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RURToNs THEATRE CHAMBERS 8. "REET.-SATURDAY
evening" i 0St rs will be played TN DEsD sIyrx
Of Dan kEYsER DE BAssooN-Dan Key, er, Mr.. T. john
son Napoleon Lywats Mt Hurley Mary snnsr Miss G.
Desr.its Mr. Grace Oliver Guot Mr. Hamilton; IA cue.
Sinclair To conclude with NEW YORK IN s, LCES-Mr
Graba NJ Hamilton Mr. Nabsm MT Grace Mn Sinclair
Prices Of sdmisnonIDress Circle and Parquet 81 cents
70 Sc o'clock
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RARNUMs AMERICAN MUsEUN-P " BARNuM. PRO.

CAMPbELLS MINSTRELS RESPECTFULLY ANNuU NCE
that thoy will give heir usual Concert this Saturday
and to night Mt Williamsburg Garden commencing at o'clock
Admir- q, MT
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NAUTILUS LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY-OFFICE NO.
~ 6S Wall street, accumulated fund. opera
Of this purely mutual the being
projectors Fifty Ter cent Of the premiums for
succession have been returned to The assured scrip bearing
annual interest Of six Office hours till
Medical examinations from till every day. promptly
paid. A. NJ MERCHANT, President
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CTATEN ISLAND FERRY.-THE STEAMBOAT STATEN
y Islander will follows -Leave New York at H. l,
3l0m and 6k O'clock LAsvs Quarantine at TO- H. and
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LNOR NEW ORLEANS, VIA. HAvANA-THE FINE NEW
steamship GALVESTON, R. Crane, commander will leave
for the above ports Saturday the t Of November At 70
for Letter bags the usual places For freight
ing very superior mmodations apply to
J. HOWARD Il SON "a South strc
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Uhe ggfegate quantity OF the same articles left
tide water, from the commencement of navigation t.
to the 22d Oct, inclusive, Is as follows:-
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MI OST EXTRAORDINARY wORK-TO THE MARKED
vA or those centem plating marriageThe Married " omans
Private Medical Companion by DR. A. Mauroeau sixth ed
ton Price ST. This work Is meeting with mos astounding iee
t20 copies having already been disposed Every
getting copy whether married unmarried although t IN
tended especially doees important secre
which should known them particularly Here every female
discover the Symphonic and the most ecient RENE
dies and mode OF IN every CATE Tor sale ~
Broadway Publishing Office 129 Liberty street. New York.
Also * Peterson No 20 Chesnut street. O. b. Zeiber PhA
delph "a; Little Co, Albany; w. r. Davis Boston On the
will be transmitted by mail tree OF posta 70
All United States All letters must be addressed
post PAID Dr. A. MAURICEAU, boz liza New York city
Oncc I2Y LilcIty ttcet
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7'HE NEW MUSIC HALL AND ASSEMBLY ROOMS, $50
Broadway, formerly the residence of J. g. Costa will
open November 20 with the Of the
ciety The Concert Ball. and Supper Rooms extend
through to Mercer
oepon Rooms will be furnished in the costly luxurious
STYLE The Music Hail. built expressly for the full development
Of .ound, will 1900 persona The engaged
for balls, concerts lectures Sc, by applying to
GEORGE W. ANDREWS 80 Leonard street.
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nR. RALPH, AUTHOR OF TIL
~ Treatise" &C., SS Greenwich
N, 6 to . Pm. (Sunday exceptcd).
stages will be surprised 1t the rap
attending their cure. 1t 10 chiefly,
fsrcd from q certain class Of people
his servicee In structure, from its
advanced and distressing stages,
and . very extensive practice, he
radical cure, which. be has grouns
from No othev aource In America.
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NEWFOUNDLAND Dog-FoR SALE, A HANDSOME
IN black yosng NJ wfoundand Dog r ined good house
dog and accustomed TO ohdren Apply 25 atroet
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MON COURSE, L. L-TROTTING.-MONDAY,3 UTH
~ 0cs at ~ o'clock, p. M Pure $500 Mile heats
IN 3, In harness. Hunt enters b. Jack Roer A. Conk.
lin br Lady Sutton Tho leave South Ferry
the Course ut o'clock r. and after
N. D. GREENE Propr
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7 OST-YESTERDAY (FRIDAY) A HEAVY GOLD PEN
IL Gil case with small watch key in the form of a hand
Alta he'd to it, The finder will confer favor
liberal reward by returning the to W. OKels office 80
UolIo
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nOCT. ELLIOTT. OCULIST, 635 BROADwAY.-OFFICE
~ hours from 10 to o'clock Monday Wednesday
DR. POWELL ATTENDS TO DISEASES OF THE EYE
- and Ear ut 26I Broadway entrance ~ Warren
be had his Treatise the Eye price 81 also his pre-
MUM self acting Eye and Ear Fountains the
pance used for curing affections the and
fetal Eyes inserted
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CTOLEN NOTES OF THE BANK OF CHESTER COUNTY
~ This bank has redeemed nearly all it's
circulation at the time Of the robbery Of the President
cember a. large expense advertised the robbery
al he cues OF the Union IL has Also given widely extended
notice Of the issue of notes. and that
S have been circulated by the bank since robbery
reason to believe that attempts making circulate
the stolen notes. therefore, in order further guard th ba
against rong it gives notice that
date prior to the SiS will he redeemed
factory evidence that they honestly held with information
when where how and of WI they obtained
holders believe they part the stolen money This
dence and inform ton to be accompanied with aavs
of the facts Had the public vefusd
notice Of the robbery those in whose hands they
readily have satisfied the bank they money
stolen from the President and the bank would long have
been able to detect the robbers and all
in passing the st len notes and neither the
bank would have suffered loss It is hoped the public will still
assist IT, tracing al those yet in circulation
or brokers will receive them. By orde, of the
October 49, 1si8 DAVID TOWNSEND, Cashier
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MO CURE. NO CHARGE.--DR. MURPHY OF IS GOLD
street conhdentially consulted all private dis
Recent OF days
Constitutional debility and mpotency successfully treated BY
Dr. NJ No used in any hndranoe from bus
Ofife 63 Gold street IA. n. 20 10 pm.
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~
Circus the largest and most expensive establishment of the
KIND existing will Monday Oct 30th immense
pavilion erected for the and capable raby
commodating upwards OF 5000 people, Eighth street,
the Opera House, for short time only Since mammoth
establishment last in this city propreors have added
many novel and most attractive features their exhibition
prominent among which stand the celebrated Performing
phnnts Romeo and Jenny Lind from the theatres Drury lane
London and National Paris which have been purchased and
imported at an immense expense and introduced in
wonderful performances at each exhibitions of ten
Egyptian Cames introduced in oriental pantomme
other attractions Of sterling nature The stud of performing
Horses and Ponies is unequaed and unapproachabe.
prspg among Others the magnificent dancing May Fly
and BuseIhalus; the fair pGney Cinderella tho twin ponies
String and the celebrated rng pony Black Diamond The
selected with great from every
of the globe includes in their vaods
most eminent artists living and the below will
be sufficient guaranty Of the strength of this portion
establishment Mr. Richard Sands aud his children. Maurice
and jesse; Mons Conc the great French equbrst;
Walter Aymar the juvenile euestrian Mr. W. Stout. the
der Mr. r. kurges the unsurpassed performer on the
eorde volante Sgnor Penez. the conortionist
The unexceptionabe humor Of the popular clowns Penaud
and Lathrop not the least attractive feature of
mepts Master of the Capt. A. Decamp equestrian
director M W Stout nusica director Mr. Eatn treasurer
Mr. j. w. Fahoy. Admittance 25 half price,
open at GM performances commence at Ia.
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TUE PRACTICAL PRIVATE
ich street-ofIice hours 3 to IL A.
Those who apply in the early
and little inconvenience
fly, however, those who have suf.
pie. who can properly appreciates
Its first, or inoipient. TO its more
., from uncommon advantages
he can Afford n rapid. easy, and
und for stating can DO obtained