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AMERICAN REPRINTS OF BRITISH WoRKs.-The
atrocious and yandal.lIke system OF burning Anne
rcan re prints of British works, prscticed ct our
custom house for years past has been abolished
and such reprints are now admitted ct duty Of y
p,r cent, which is payable to the British author.
thereby causing no loss (rather great gain to the
author in Great Britain as the works at the British
prices would not be bought in this country the pro-
portion Of one to ten volumes Besides the mporta-
ton Of these reprints, at the present duty, Is pro-
ductye of much benefit to the province generally a.
must be the introduction Of literature to any but ava
rcious minds at cheap rates We have seen the most
valuable books, In point OF literary WORTH elegantly
bound and printed, and exhibiting the most mastery
style and workmanship, with Others Of less Imposing
appearance, thrown by hundreds Of volumes upon the
heap of fiery embers and hardly wondered that New
Brunswick was in every act act Of government and
branch Of industry century behind the age, while
such an atrocous violation Of all civilized ideas
sanctioned and compelled by law Our public schools
are misersby supplied with books and those
with which they supplied are Of duvian date
and theory stil the very books which they so much
require but which asserted poverty prevents then
from purchasing were burned according TO iaw.-J.
John (Nep Byunstiek) Bee.
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TRooPs COMING Captain Marcy, 9th United
States infantry, says the latte Rock Democrat OF
October 18TH arrived here, by the Rockree stage line
on Sunday evening sst for the purpose Of employing
regiment from Rockroe to the Western frontier.
Having accomplished the object Of his VISIT he
troops, who probably reached there last evening"
WILL at any rate, reach there in the of few
days. and will march thence to their destinations
the frontier. The 5th infantry La commanded By
Brevet Lieut.. Col. S. Miles, who is well and favor
ably known to large Rumber of our ctizens-havinK
bee stationed our frontier for number OF years.
while attached to the 7th and brevetted to his pre-
sent rank for gallant conduct In the late war with
Mexico. The regiment, we understand will be dis
tribute as follows companies and head quarters at
Fort Gibson; and companies each at Fort Smith,
Fort Towson and Fort Washita.
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BROOKLYN Intelligence.

DssTRucTtvE FiRE.-A fire broke out about four
O'Clock, yesterday morning In the cotton factory of
William Greene, which was entirely destroyed Besides
the factory of MIR Greene the enclosing works of
MIR. Abbott; the sash and blind factory of Mr. Trum
bull; the moulding factory Of Mr. Van Devin Co ;
the saw-nil Of Mr. Carey the cotton factory Of
MIR. Noyes. The principal portion Of the machinery
In the building belonged to Mr. Greene whose loss is
supported to be about $50 COO The whole loss is said
to be about 100000 upon which there very tri
Aiu9 insurance,
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TnE WEATHER. --Tbe thermometer on We'd
nesday. when highest, A. Thursday, at SUNRISE
81 DO. when highest 40; Friday, at sunrise, a. Ba
rometer at sunrise on Thursday 80 IL; 2P.M do,
5000; at sunrise Friday so 80. The unfavorable
state of the weather yesterday ming preve nted
all observations on the transit Of Mercury. At Cam
bridge The clouds opened for few minutes at about
ga o'clock, and sight was obtained Of the planet
the sun; but the two last contacts lost. At
o'clock, the sky became quite clear and the air
very Geld that the daha and other plants, which,
until yesterday, in full blossom, killed in
the Of the nisht.-B Boston Tarsiier Nor. 10.
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INV SOUTHERN MA!L.-ln consequence OF cot.
sion on Tie railroad, the Southern mail did not
rea." ms city until half past two this morning
We IN. derstand that severa! passengers were in.
jured, bu.' did not learn the particulars.
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Tue STEAMER CuERoKeE, from Savannah, ar
rived yesterday afternoon. she left on the night
OF the STU, and brings papers two days later than
received hr mail
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WRECK OF SCHOONER, WITH Loss OF NINE
LlyEs-The Kingston (Canada) IThig. of the attn
inst, states that the schooner Ellen, belonging to f.
Brown Co, which left Kingston In ballast the weak
previous, was driven into wellington on wednesday
last, dismasted, and all hands missing The unfortu-
nate vessel had been landing fish on the beach Of
Prince Edward, and In attempting to claw OF shore
she was lest with all on board, nine In number.
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TuE STEAMER FALCON arrived yesterday morning
from New Orleans and Havana. She brings ac-
counts from the latter place to the 9th inst.
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FATAL ACcTDENT.-Daniel Nash. seaman, OF
Boston, fell from the foretOpmast of the schooner
Mary Hammond. yesterday, while engaged in putting
ZIP the rigging fractured his and sustained Other
internal injury He was sent to the Marine Hospital
immediately, but died in about fifteen minutes after
reaching it, eoroner's inquest held, and the
jury returned verdict OF accidental death
TON Mercury, Nor g.
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SINGULAR ColNcrpEscE-The returns OF the re-
able coincidence Of the first two cities In the Uniea
Philadelphia and New York, casting . vote varying
but nine In number The total vote In ths city anA
county rss Sc lGy; In New York. Ss.t68.
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The total EXPORTS this year only 81 800 boxes
less than of the period last The shipments to
Europe exceed materially those ofsny preceding year
classification of the EXPORTS for several years exhib
IA IN followipO reaultS
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presents 90 the public II any one wishes to see an
uuriyslied display Of equestriani and gym asics
let visit be paid to this circus. Having already re-
fered TO the exploits of the principal psr
formers 1t Is only necessary to say that not only they
ted themselves last night to the satisfaction Of all
who witnessed their performance. There was great
variety, also, the ertainm-nts and we are quite
sure that none went away without expressing their
feelings in loud and rapturous applause We see that
greater and attractive novelties are in prepara
ton for next week
CBRisrs's MiSsTRyLs are going on with the most
perfect upanimity The musical public 60 after them
with perfect rush; and each succeeding week they
gather fame than They a first rate set
OF philosophers, and moreover public beneaotors
as they give most delightful and innocent amussmsnt
to hundreds, every evening
CONCERT BLIND We requested to
state that the pupils of the New York Institution for
the Blind will give aconcert at the Female Academy,
srOesyn' TON morrow t evening No do.6. the innss
especially o. the proceeds to be applied to the
above benevolent object.
CAmpstEL's M,NsrRELs-These geniuses
rendering the various elegant Ethiopian songs they
have on their list. Their band is composed Of first
rate scientific musicians and whatever they attempt,
Is done in first rate style.
IkELHEpssR, the great violinist, will give another
concert some evening during thisswesk. His playing
At the concert given BY the Philharmonic Society, In
Philadelphia received with the most enthusiastic
cheers.
MADAM Ann. Brsnor, after most successful
gagemsns in Philadelphia, proceeded to Baltimore,
where she commences engagement some evening
during the ensuing week. at the Holiday street thea
tre On her return she intends giving some concerts
in Philadelphia.
The Klmiste family are In Hartford.
The Hauser family are In New Haven.
The German papers confirm the report that Miss
Adele and Mr. Cherries Hohnstock brether and sister)
who viii arrive here in about fortnight, artists
OF the highest and most eminent talents aud APP
pointed Scto siruosos of the Duke Of Brunswck be.
fore their departure from Germany. Miss Adele who
Is scarcely eighteen years old Is said to possess most
amiabis and sweet disposition, and is considered to
rank above all other female piaDist.. Her brother
Charles (a6out twenty years of sge) ID said to COM
bne, in great measure the power and extraordinary
capacities OF tho celebrated artists Ole Bull and
VieuxtempB.
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Decrease. -. 925,a43 S17,t65 3.Tls95 Inc. E,2D2
The annexed statement exhibits the quantity Of
sugar distinguishing the destination, exported from
Havana and Matanzas from January LIST to September
Gath, In each of the past three years:
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de American presse0 In casks and barrels at 81 5So,
and 80 barrels Ohio at SOC cash Winter blsached is
selling in lots at ST. 20 81 81 and natural at 81 II
81 20.
PRovis,oNs Transactions in pork were confined to
Gales ofabout go bbs including at $l2 STA and
prime at IS 67x LArd-Ssles of $50 bbls msde
at 81 To- 100 bbs clear pork were sold at $13 Soc
Sales Of 5000 slaughtered hogs reported at 6k
6kc Cheese-Saies Of 800 boxes extra quality were
made st-5sc.
svo.x-Ths market, within day or two. has de-
clined fully 70 OF cent. The Gales embrace 500 hhds.
Porto Rico at 5xc, and $50 do New Orleans at 3X
4I,c ,utusl tine
ToRAcco We submit the following statement. show
ing the sales, receiots Trces snd stock on hand for
the week ending llth November
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s a %
III
10. :E p T.
s5Ss;:I "a ss'
epsn att Concert win commence at o'clock An Atemoon
Go ss: T. under
'TABERNACLE--GRAND INSTRUMENTAL CONCERT,
% IS:sy ysnIs Moismhe a By the
Part II: Overture from guryan.he Weber; Waltz Die
resp f = and variations for two flutes
zslrshn Ps Greeting q xmssies
sRs'S; % %a
DE Bssther Lanner; Elie.en Polka Grand
5Ocen tobe had at the music stores and
n UNGLLs FIRST PUBLIC MUSICAL ENTERTAINMENT
18TH Tcl cts 50 cents be had all the stores at
programme zee email bills and future Advertisements
A NNoUNCEMENT.-zOoLoeIc HALL, NO 81 BOW
"a terhe public are respectfully informed tina: the above
With and most complies collection lie
living and Birds I, exhibited
Co. Tie interior the building has been entirely rebuilt aud
he ~
verisement VAN AMBUkCH u GO.
A CAEp.1,M!TcnELLs OLYMPIC IHEArRE-MR GEO:
IA Uollande Benefit Tuesday November lih-Mr Holland
respectfully informs his friends and the public that his Benefit
w
ard give his excellent limitations Of several popular performers
Qussnsbury Fsts "Ia. Honies and s1se widows vie.
Tim with variety Of other entertainments Box book
OQO have saa- sSp pSS
mas Of Creation and Dsuse To accommodate the rush
Gc,es. and evening Unit. further
NAPOLEON CROSSING THE ALPs-rHTs GREAT HIs.
horeai Poturs By Delasoohs exhibiting ct the Ma
street from nine until ssn PT xdi.ion S
CARMES. ATTENTION! ON the slsr OF NAY
nn sSS oS sr.s whose hum
&C. from The house as Canal street BToadw
pas hint g
e sI % sw nis u ws g +.
vsS I gents ssss, , The saa man has been CHARGED
s shT ls
III .s ss Mace and fssPHs letter, bel r.
Sessions The complainant wishes have proof more
bic and BY ceiling and making true statement Of
the s a. me one 81 the Dsirist Mr. McKeop
II Rynders Qua ds viii be held 81 their dr room % Park
HTw sohn Ss1a s s sse III of @
Punctual attendance Is requested
J.WAY sec'y, MORTON FAIRCBILD Captain
NOTICE TO HOTEL BOARDERs-FAaILIEs AND SIN.
~ gle gentlemen have their wsabng and ironing
MIS- beemns Laundry (which took tho premium the
dcaer in tho Of the elegant new shirts from her hit ssro
iG Nassau street. where apply.
NoTIcE TO eENTLEMEN-NoTnINc CAN BE MORE
einro6ns dyed altered and repaired a..
short notice and cheap No dsgreeale coorng sham
used IN cleaning at No. murray street. Broadway
call or line attended TO by the Gem raj Nar CORTI5SOS
BParieulor attention pd 20 the cleaning Of Light Drab
Oyergoats. hitherto 81 titult ri
DRAIDINC MACHINES FOR SALg-TwENrY FIRST
- rate seventeen strand Bradine machines In order
benches with eaus no complete ready for immediate Can
Ia at No. l6G Wafer
CUnE or CoRNs--DR sBIRIAKorF, FROM 81. PETERS.
burg DIT bcsse most respectfully 90 ipfor,a
WHO In any afflicted with cAlosss &C. that hs
siva Immediate rssL usoeos q; chanheEa
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Gutta Poreha Boots made 10 order, and
put the coles Of old Boots 81 do fine French Cali
Boots for 81 60 worth 81 be found at friend Governor
YOUNGS opposite Offices do. fine Boots 50 90 his
make; ase water proof Boots from 81 70 10 So Corner Of
Fulton and Nassau street. THE DOCTOR.
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DARK THEArRE-MONDAY EVENING NOVEMBER b
w be rTods ced EDITH with the htm Of Dom
hey and Son Captain Cuttlc Mr. II. Placde Dombey
Iiher Mr. Toor Mr. Waloo Major Bsgstook M O. Barret
MT arker Mr. e. W. Clarke; Jack Bunsby Mr. J. NJ SCOTT
Nth the farce. entitled ANYTHING FOR GHANGE-Mr
Miss honeyba. Miss Mary Taylor. Circle rs cents;
Family Circle oo cents Upper Boxes rs cents Pit 3h CENTS
At7k,
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Wigs and Toupces.-We would advise ali
persons wishns superior Wig Scalp to examine the extern
Eve assortment at Bachelors mandatory No. WAL street.
old No His newnveued wigs obtained silver medal Ut ths
fair OF the American Unsatisfactory the address
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CHANrRAUs NEN RATIONAL arATRE. roRnspIJ

CHANFRAUs NEW NATIONAL THEATRE, FORMERLY
CtathaT.nHonaay Evsnine. November la will be acted
the drama Of Rob ROY AcGkEGOR-Rob Roy, Mr. r. Scots
Ra,hei?h Obsdiseone Mr. Dawes Major Gslbh Mr. Pardey
een Msregor MIRA Woodward Diana Vernon Miss Mssayer
Joe Mr. Burke william Twill Mr. Herbert Katy Miss Messenger
the OMNI BUS-pat Rooney. Mr. Seymour Mr. Ledger. Mr.
Iarde Tom Dobbs Mr. Richardson Mrs Dobts Chapmau
-
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ROwERY THEATRE-MONDAY EVENING, NOV. :.
~ viii te reformed the drama Of RORY OMORE Rory
OMore Mr. B. Villa Scrubs Mr. Jorean; Col Thunder Mr.
se kathleen Miss Conway Widow OMoIe, Mrs. Dunn.
Al er Which s New Orleans serensde,s will aud give
with the new drama called LFE-Basil Nilfsis Mf J. Il
bail; M Milford Mr. 1uon; Augustus ruzzle, Mr. Winanx
harbera Milford Mrs. Tltop Betty Bright Mrs Sutherland
Mrs Bell Gr Broadley Doors open at sHpcrfomance 10
lery, l21<oeRta $3.50 - ~
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NJ nday Tue apd "Wednesday NOV l3h lth I5th-
exhibition Of the great and exciting upon the
Th from the upper circle Madame Juiien
Le Petit Msitre arle, in his eaubrium on
yromide de Boutees Les Freres their mar
nhcent comic fe.ts upon the stills Les J.ux Oympques
msgHcen full dress Cavalcade entitled Star aud Entre
Mr. son the elegant ring master and
rider Boxes 81 cents Children under boxes 20
m %
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ID ARNUMs AMERICAN MIJsElJN-p n IA RNIIM pro

- pretor Hitchcock. Manager Splendid performances
every afternoon at and evening at7 o'clock Major Lenn
the smallest human being eath either walk OF
stand alone Great Western the Yankee Comedian The Sable
Brothers most superb and talented band Of Negro sne D
The Hshlapd Mammoth Bows Enormous Boa Constre
tor. Living Orsng OutanG. Fairy Family. Infant Vesria
WGx Scripture Satuary Madam Rook we'll the Fortune
Teller privately consulted extra charge oen
Admiration to the whole including Museum. Performances Lit
tie Fingers &c. 70 csns children undor years age and
old enough walh alone, M Reserved front seats one
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COMMERCIAL APPAIRL
HONEY MARKET.

Saturday, Nov. Il--J T.. M.
Most of the fancies fell of q fraction to day and ths
sales were large at the decline At the Arst board
Treasury Notes fell OF e per cent Erie Bonds, a;
Canton Co, u; Reading Railroad, I; Erie Railroad,
Harlem, u, and Long Island, u. Farmers Loan ad-
vAnced - per cent.
The receipts Of the Fall River Railroad Company, for
the month Of October, wers SIT 0S6 Al.
The annexed statement exhibits the quantity OF ooal
transported from the anthracite GOAL regions Penn
Water -
AsrHnAcTrE COAL TnADA
Week ending N 70 Ss Ga rrsvoS''y Istai
Reading 4 r.. tOnA lSES ltH78W l.n6 66S
Schoykii Canal tons. li3lS SS31s M159O
Lelish Caoai, tons h,@D 6l7,6e0 ta2 $40
Total tons. ....... l5.ns sOsL7s 2l2s.Sss
This shows q little falling OF in the weekly receipts
but the aggregate rapidly running up and will be
feient to keep down prices for the year. unless the
winter should be unusually long and particularly
severe.
The receipts, at tide water of four wheat corn and
barley for the first week In November we're Is fol.
lows
REcEIrTs or BnEADsIvrrs AT TIDE WATER.
F7our. bbls Ilheat bu. Corn. b. Barley bu.
ISIS. 1874. 1878 ii isS ~; is SssT
Iqoreass. a07ss rI@s Isn0 @.Is
This statement shows increase of -four and wheat,
equal to 55o6 barrels of -FOUR the receipts Of the
frat week of November last year.
The aggregate far the two years ls47 and la4s
as follows
:'s :S IS s.; sisis ssss 8 '; 1ilsss
Decrease =. 9254ls s27,l6s a,N4a9s Inc 0,2o2
The annexed statement exhibits the quantity of
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HAT Dye-BatcheIOr's fnstantNneOWS liquid
ohtated the first premium the last Fair Of the American In
eute This article entirely froe from the many objeo
u rs Of other dye and Of application For sale At
Batchers wig mandatory. No Wall street. old No This
deoledy lhe best kzce In the Manly Cory thN AAdoM
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Nv iLsoN's ENTERTAINMENTS ON TIE SONGS or

w scotland-On Wednesday. Nov. 10. Mr. WILSON will
give an Entertainments ,he Sopgso Scotland Brooklyn
Female Academy Jornemos when he Will sing follow
ing popular and ballads eel Wall
hwy caller hsng boy Tamms The Flowers of the
door Wood and married md a Scots wha haze WI Wallace
bled The Land the Lea AIister MAlser There is nae
luck about the house The doors will lie opened
terminate about TO- Tickets 80
lie Korda lc1a -
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WILSON'S ENTERTAINMENTS AT TIE TABERNACLE,

wv IIISUN ENIEKTAINMENTSA At THE TABERNACLE
W Brcadway- On Monday evonirg, 18th November at
o'clock Mr. Wilson will give grand selection Of his
shys,s Tak yer 1Sd CLOAK sbSSt mans for
and listen to tho story Csmpbs Ballad Of Lord
Uns Dauehter John Anderson my Jo Others besides
for the drst time in New York. Irish song Won't You lave
us lCeb e your hair Al the suyyesan Institute TUESDAY
scos Poem Of The Lady the Lake. in which he sass ali
the songs in the Poem Programme at Music Soresokets
hOcent Book nj rds
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100 NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 5 MAGNIFICENT SACRED
w Doranas the Creation and Deluge crowded
nightly with admirng and delighted Audiences ngta
They Of the magnificent and splendid
wness in New York Admittancs 20 cent? corner Of Broad
way and Walker street.
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RENJAMlN MOONEY. AucTIONEER-EDWARDP AYsoN
- will cell on Monday at the store IA Platt 10 o'clock
Toys, Fancy Goods &c. For particulars catalogue
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M IIC Ih - VtrhriC THHAIKk kT !vE
the entitled KABsI-Cabr, Mr.. Holland; Nice
Mr. Conover; Madame Kabri Mrs Henry After which THE
bEUS AND ARlADNE-Dsdalus Mr. Conover; Theseus Miss
Mary Cannon hTsdns miss sla.s To he followed By comic
land Countess kosedae Miss Clark To conclude with the
musical OK entitled HERO LIE
Miss Mary Cannon Su'eyman Agha Mr. Nicknsou Aeeterua
MI Hero Miss Roberts Venus Miss Nickns,
ortn at half past ooooh-ourtAn rses at o'clock.
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VINABERNACLE--GRAND INSTRUMENTAL CONCERT,
TUESDAY evening November l4th, BY the celebrated
termania Musical Society consisting OF twenty perform
Part IL Overture from guryanhe, Weber; Waits Die
over theme from Robert Dable performed by Messr c.
march, Lepschow Part Ill Grnnd Symphonic in minor,
Beethoven. Part I'LL Overture Massanieo Aubcr Waltz
Die Eesher, Lanner; Eeeen Polka, lenschow Grand
March, potpouIr Aatsack Concert at eight o'clock Tickets
evening Of the = -
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MARKETS ELSEWHERE.
STOCK SALES.

There was no change perceptIbIe IN quotation
eales we're footed al ra tes me toned above.
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MExICo nLUsTRATED IN SERIES OF M0sTTRUTH-
1l fully magnificent and elaborate Moving Panoramic Views
executed under the immediate direction Of Mr. r. Grain
giving Of the various battles picturesque repressn
taon Of the gor and scenery fine march
pursued by the American Army undei the Of
evening and the afternoons Of Wednesday
stcppan Hail. Of broadway Walker street. Dooys
at o'clock. The picture will moving at tx
Price Of admission 20 cents children half price
can be secured q the Office, from till ii, and
Lii ercl made with sehoos -
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RURTONy THEATRE. CHANBERU U7REeT-wONDAy |

sON-sr Dsmtey. Mr. e. Johnson: Mr. Carker Mr. J,rd,n,
Major Joe Bagoos hr BrOughAm; Edith MIRA Knight;
Tbee pomrsv Miss Hill. new farce GAL cd IRISH RN
G,0KntNLLT% Rafferty, MT Broughami Mr. 8rllaneh llr.
Hamilton Jula Miss Chapman To conclude with CAPTURE
or CAPTAIN CUTTLE-Captain Cutie Mr. Barton: N
Ioots NJ Raymond Jsok Bunshv, Mr. BrOugham; Mrs Nc
Esmby Circle Second TeE ot Doors opsn q hsE Sss
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MAGNIFICENT DIORAMA OF TIE BOMBARDMENT
N1 Of Vera Cruz JOS BroadwayRea srs cannon
&cBurning the Mexican brig CieocSpweck Of the
Loading and firing cannon ~ mechanical furesTerrible
The tro Pc into the city, all moving figures Miss La Roche pre-
eers gives explanatory lecture Admission 2os children
taf Doors att half past Nv ednes
day and Saturday afternoons at three.
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k ROADWAY THKATRE-E A. MARSHALL. PHOPA ~
- tor-hr Forrest as Rich;lNu Monday evening" Nov. :"
VIII be pecrmes Rllwers ray Of RIG aELiEURheleu M
Forrest Luis the Thitteenu Mr. Shaw CASTOR Me- Ac0ss
Swadas Mr. iredreks The Cherslier hsufrt Dyot julie
de 0oremsr Miss Wasck Marion Lorms Aiss Hfr Oh
70 ocosude with the ianshaoe farce Of POOR PlLYc0DDr
Mr. Phycoddy. Mr. Hadavay; Captain O5cute Mr.. Shaw;
Mrs ydcddy Mr. Abbott Hrs 0Sute Miss Hidreh Dress
o'e and Psrquete rs ots Family Circle IS Gallery
o'clock. "
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Al 000 PERSONS AND l6,0UO SUNDAY SCHOOL
4VsOOV scholars have visited Haningtons Saarcd Dors-
Of the Creation and Delugs To accommodate great rush
Of echoo's and families there will be exhibition every after
o'clock and evening until further notice The even.
ing exhibition commences o'clock Broadway and
Walker street.
NAPOLEON CROSSING THE ALPS-THIs GREAT HE
horeal Picture by Delayoohe exhibiting the
ton Academy Of Design corner Of Broadway Leonard
season tioketa 60
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!NFCRMA:ivN WANTED OF MRS. - SMITH, WHOSE
Husband died. killed beard the slip Columbus
Captain AoCeuen, on her late pasage from Liverpool New
York Any person I'm owing Of her whereabouts requested
to give information at the office OF the irish
~ Spruce street. 1t believed that she does not
Enst
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-11-12

CUhE or CCRNs--DR sHlRIAKoFF, FROM ST PETERS.
~ burs DR. bcss cave most respectfully pfor,n tho
WHO any afflicted with calo ties &C. that hs
cAa stvc Immediate rssL uSoGcs a. ChanheEs