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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1849-11-26
ATLANTIC. LAKE AND MISSISSIPPI TELEGRAPH
CONSTRUCTED BY
HENRY O'RIELLY,
And Connecting with nearly all the
Prominent towns in the United States
EVANSVILLE TELEGRAPH.

EVANSVILLE TELEGRAPH.
To the Commercial and TTareJing CoaamHniiy
pTCaptains and Clerks of steamboats, and trav-
lers generally, will find their Telegraphic Dispatch
es faithfully attended to, at the Agency on board
the Wharl-boat at Evansville.
ErPasseneers can hand their dispatches and
PAYMENT to the steamboat Clerks, whose general
courtesy will cause ali dispatches to be handed over
10 the Agent on the Wharf-bost as steamers pass
Evansville Landing.
arDispatches sent to Evansville, FOR officers or
passengers on steam boats, viii be put on board
when boats pass, at any hoursof NIGHT or DAY.
*" There Is no place in the Union where lei
= ecraphic business is more satisfactorily transact
=. ed than at Evansville says Henry O'Iteiiiy, IN
! late letter; and the publicma rely upon every
effort being made hereafter, as heretofore, to render
| full satisfaction TO the commercial and travelling
community.
! .g1-The Agents On the Wharfboot are Captain
LIP. G. O'RmEy & Co. forwarding merchants +;
and the agent at the Telegraph Office is 1ir, CosBE
ov6] JOHN lNGLE, Trustee.
FREsH GROCERIES AND MOTIONS.
{ RAVE JUST opened goodstock OF Faml!Y gro
& ceries and Yankee notions, consisting IN partoi-
Fresh Yourg-IIy on, Imperial, and Black Ieasi
New Rio, and cid Java Coffee;
! White, Crushed, Loaf, and Brown Suga
! No / Chocolate and Cocoa
II Tobacco OF the best quality;
Spices Of Ill kinds, and Dye StUfs:
Western Reserve and English Larry Cheese:
Skeleton juete, Manila, Canton. Aiilcant and
| Shuck mats;
Brooas, Whlsps, and Brushes OF alknus,
Baskets f every variety;
j knife Trays. Clothes Pins, and wooden Measures
Wood-Saws, Curry COMBS Bed-Cords, and breat
Trays;
EGG beat,Ts, Egg-spoons, Toas'ing racks, anC
cork drawers;
The above list with several Yankee notions no
named added TO the former stock makes my assert
nenl complete, r-~.-,,--,-,l,,,r-
MOI /, floNNDi'OCh'
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1849-11-26
ARRIVED

LUE and Green berlage, Blk and green Wells
; for sale low for cash, by
n Isl JAMES & WHITE.
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LAMP OIL.

GCASKS Bleacheo Sperm-Oil, Just arrived, and
Ofor sale by In 2ll ALLlS & HOWES
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ST.. LOUIS. Nov. %.

The examination of the witnesses for the
State in.the Childs case was closed 10 day
The witnesses for the defence are few. An
acquittal is expected, as the evidence is en-
tirely circumstantial.
A stable at Vandalia was burned few
days since and forty horses persisted IN the
flames.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1849-11-26

WASHINGTON, Nov. %.
Chas. R. Riley has been appointed collect
or at Natehez, vice Hutchinson, resigned.
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PITTsBURG, Nov. %.
There are 81 feet water in the channel
The weather is wet
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NOTIONS AND TRINKLETS
or every description and kind, tor sale very low
~ for cash, by Ln8l JAMES & WHITE.
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CINCINNATI, Nov. y.

The river has fallen one foot 1t has rained
all day and business in consequence has been
dull.
Nc sales eff hogs or provisions.
Sales of 800 bbls -four; new a 81 30a4 10; old
at S. 30.
Sales Of whisky at 20sa2O4c.
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HARRINGTON, CRANE G. CO.,
:, 1;-,rr or,e9 Cor,s =, sszsC7s EZerclla1l

Forwarding ana Commission Merchants,
EVAN sy.LLE, INDIANA,
rT7IIE undersigned have this day formed copart-
| nership under the above finn for The purpose Of
transac.inr General Forwarding and Commission
business Office and Warehouse at the old stand OF
Harrington, Crane 4 O'ttiley. -.-..,-
CHARLES HARRINGTON,
ISAAC 4. CRANE,
Evansville, Mo-, ! 40. In u dew t
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NEW GuNNY BAGS

NEW GUNNY BAGS.
lust received 100 Bales, ana zoo Bundles, i
j prime order, ior sale by
n32 ALLIS & ITOWES.
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PITTsBURG, Nov. % NJ.
There are 6 feet water in the channel. The
we ather is pleasant
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LCTI|H.

4eSLL<As
4 RTIFICAIS, w reaths, Tabs, Fluting Grapes,
\ FIources, Boune5s bonnet, belt, and narrow
Ribbons. also velvet Ribbons all for solcas low as
cash will buy them West OF tie mountains, by
n IG1 JAMES x WHITE.
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A r-ATTru

wv E have u large STOCK OF ire Parasos for sale,
wv at about first cost, call and examine the
stock. at -----,,--.,
nI5I JAMES O. =" III ! l. p
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BRANDY.
a HALF Pipes eel4aie;Je dalA;
4 3 - PIne pale;
Or Pipes seignetie,
/ Half Pipe Ie2er frere, very sup'r old paiei
3 D,ard, pale;
9 Or Casks Feile voisn,
Just arrived and for sale by
n2I ALI.IS & HOWES.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1849-11-26

CIGARS.
4 n assortment OF lJr,UyU superior Cigars, opt
n for Inspection, by
n2l AJL,IS & HOWES.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1849-11-26

A LARGE ASSORTMENT OF PAPER.
.AP and Post blue and White, Ruled and Plain
~ Also. Wrapping Paper, and fancy CrloEed Ia
per, Tor sale by ln21l ALLlS y HOW Is.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1849-11-26

- O'NEIL fashionable Tailor, shop on Syc
~. more, between Water and First st aug2s
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WINES.
81 ~ Pipes Port Juce;
Sse9 II Clr Casks do;
Is do Madeira;
/ Gask DO choice;
20 Demjjohns Sherry;
IA Baskets Champaign;
J5 Bbs :. Maaga;
3 Half bbls Mountain.
For sale tJy In2ll ALLI5 g. IIOWES.
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pATsTTEsl DAT.sE[T s

lust reCelyet per Steamer Gen. Lane q supp
y ofFREsn Bunch, in who es, halves, nj quarter
for sale by In 1877 FOSTER 6, b&VWN.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-09-15

Branch. There hes been isrge increase IN the ton
mage. M r....r F~.I.Ir
The quantity of msrchsudiss and prod ucs trans
ported eastward during the month YES ~ sunsxsd:-
Bark n tons; coal 2s2 do; nrs brick % do hour
4ssO4 bills grain 81 eoHs granite, 4S2 dol iron SIS
do iron ore and manganese 34 do; lard and butter,
Is do; leather, 10 do; lime. do live stock, Wis,
6,22s hogs 449 do; rs horses and mules, IL do, IS
horned cattle 10 do meal and shorts, Isl DO; pork
and bacon, 81 do; tobacco 273 hhds whiskey, ISL
bbls I; miscellaneous, 270 tons.
New discoveries Of lead ore have been made about
ten miles from Dubuque Iowa is said that there Is
between seventy and hundred thousand pounds Of
mineral in sight, with good prospect tor more.
The sugar crop at Barbados has been asoersinsd to
be good, and the amsunt Of the yield of the island is
estimated at s3elo hogsheads sugar, and 10 6s7 pun
ebeons molasses The ground planted fer the coming
is greater than before and 40 900 hogheads
not thought extrsvsgsnt estimate Of the export
of next year.
Counterfeit ones, purporting to be Of the Boston
Bank, vignette spread eagle. In circulation The
true bill has view of the harbor with the city Of
ton in the distance and signed Jas c. Wild Cashier
and Robt Hooper President while the counterfeit has
the names written in full The bill in every respect
differs from the genuine.
The Governor Of Illinois has iseued proclamation
calling session Of the Legislature Of that State
ON the ed Of October next The principal object in
view in converting the Legislature is to fill the exist
ing vacancy in tho Office Of United States Senator,
caused by the insomp resignation of General
Shields but we have doubt all the unfinished bu-
sness Of the last session will be disposed Of There
railroad bills of great Importance under
consideration when the adjournment took place, and
it is necessary that they should be granted to
enable those interested to make the necessary appca-
tons to the legislatures Of other States aud takepro
per to place the works in state Of forward
There certainly be no objection the part
of the Legislature Of Illinois to grant charters rail-
road companies originating in other States, and
therefore trust that there will be adjournment
til they are all setisfac toriy disposed Of.
The rails being laid sections Of the New Lon
don ard Willimaptic railroad between Norwich aud
New London. and alec between Norwich and Will
mantle. The road from Hartford to Wiiimantic will
soon be com peted
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COM MERcIAL AFFAIRS.
MONEY MARKET.

friday. sept. 10 r. BE
There buoyan in the stock market to-
day. particularly among the fancies Quotations for
most them advanced fraction and the transactions
10 larger extent than usual At the nrst board
Canton Company went up y per cent; Portsmouth
Dry Dock, III Hudson River Railroad, q; Pennsylvs
mia SIS, y; Reading Railroad u. Erie rs fell OF q
per cent, and Erie Railroad X. Tho frat mortgage
bonds Of the Erie Railroad Company selling at only
and eighth per cent prelrm with nearly three
per cent interest accumulated them The ssiissac-
tory trial trip on the Hudson River Railroad yesterday
had favorable influence upon the price Of the stock
TO day in tie street.
The European and California news has had but very
little eject upon any Of TIE markets. The European
market for American stocks Ia abou. used up fo'
the present IL viii require another polltic,i
revolution in part 81 Europe before another cx
eitspent created among European capitalists rela
tive to American securities, or prices anything lks
those recently realised sssin current Investments
will doubt continue to be made and In tho axsrs
gsse much larger amount will be absorbed, but 10
will be gradual that IL will hardly be felt In tn,
money market The demand In Liverpool for
great exporting staple improving at improving
prices while the demand for kreadstuIs was limited
and likely to be less at deprecated prices From Co
ouis the accounts relative to the supply Of gold
all that anticipated and the receipts large ~
We had any r,sson 10 expect is impossible to make
any calculations With any degree Of accuracy % to
the pr, bsbe OF geld shall receive this year
fem California; but that II will fall far short Of that
universally anticipated there is not the slightest
doubt The sicily scsson was just setting In ct the
latest eates, during which digging would be almost
entirely suspended
The Philadelphia, wi,mipgton ana Baltimore Rail-
road Company have declared . dividend Of three psr
cent. each.
The receipts Of the Norwich and Worcester Railroad
Company for the month Of August this year amounted
10 s2257o rs sssnt soo1co 81 for the
month last year showing increase Of 81 Asl AZ Tho
increase Is confined entirely 20 the local travel and
freight. tire through travel having ALLEN on.
The Bslvidsre Bsnk Of New Jersey has declared
semi. nnusl dividend Of ave per cent
The receipts Of the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Company for the month Of August we're as snnexed--
BaLrr,topg .sp One R.usssp.
20. Passengers Fcgh Total 4.
Nsir Stem. 80. .s2e712 o. sogsie ~ tpe SCI 30
ws.6irsr Eranch 1890 Ia 4oss 50 1855 90
s455i7 lo s7l o3s % slies5o 10
Making total Of s1is55o 10 The decrease In the
passengers scrnpared with August 1sls IL sois II on
ths Main stem, ana - $50 o. on the Washington
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m OnnNCAsns OF CENEnAL prsfLlTY AID

TO OOOSAs.s OF GENERAL pEsIl'gr rA AID
send sarsarara invisoiaes the whole system permanent
elects 81 %sssins or ndsretion eaamisssa IN Youth or
ss nH
s s.9. sSSay Has
can he ,utiroly restored by this pleasant remedy.
IN" S'''''' T iSvid iIiTsSG g SSosRbIAL
o. and nvgorats tho gives activity TO the
lin aud strength to The muscular system in most extra
'''''" TX Tie LAST STAGES or CONSUMPTION.
The ielos ing are selected from large number
ws re- pea BE Psss y sssasss S oss
60 New Yos lie writes tha ne his rerform-
rrsestsa Lis the oaee, amy wish
EAsr oswrao. Doeembsr 10. 1881.
Ds cenwEL-psar Sir; ins 4, 20 esr,Iy TIA, have ,
ltst summer low tha' friends thought could
s ssrs srs s1s ~ si1s s &
s. sAss sa 5 a pdS ale ss, e
sse1 ne house AID 90 ,eas qr .v ny ny nSs
re rave lyon choose Jou ny g's,rs s@s9i 70
Ne Ser.is,d are ,.aasiasei HIth xrs Arrssrons
and irow TIC above TO be true ,r-v,vvsau
LIizsREra uADLEY. -
rEvAts aEsiciSF.
sy,s e en- ws sSSnp rsSa, g 3;
Wbitss obstructd or dacui, Of
Urine uveopthry disehrre thereof aud for hs general
Inherent dnsed ~ irrrsuariy Illness or
Nsfisr Pc more sprpri.n tbs e. qass,s
On irAae 1879 s III, ~ "a as,
II isa the perssiessseas of o female
frame, hieh ~ The srestcsase % latrrnness
%, sF's 81 s n a 80 m
TIE tted that hundrsds u sss haze been reported 70
ssai.s n sr p.us f s@,,ies u . nSaiaasis soiSs
have been ''''d T dia a, 8 s sian'r iSTiggr's
Yen Who have pale eoresehs aa ewes ma;ch,. on tbs
bottle OF tive 81 Ir T. r9Nnscrds sarsaparila will
Yen snin,,ies ,Iir Ing ses me .p'rl, eas,is zen
~ sh ,s ., y s, s srs ..sd
" de.e aad dsrk .sos. n, are nov Ia s enjosnens
.r,., H srssry sstsrssa y s,F, ,Ssts1
$500 aEgARD-!ErIsIIg. srlDorE, ASPECT Peel
s,nc,vr,s aea .nisr d.reers " nases speedy cute
chang. IN sr9iession 20 business object notify
sS sss 'i r. s p oa
under forfeiture Of $40 dises.s eannot e
it fu, up bsis, with fu directions aeeonrss,ias H.
s,, v 9n sale b. Fay s. Jssn
rev ,els ----------------
ma MORRISON ~ SorrrpxNrIALLY CONSULTED
On AZ sm e. :. sus, Ssn s,ssy n
u aAys No fee e cured s,rerr-. and nia.l w,at
sa H' SsS Tsi,ss street = = -'"-'-
NEW MEDICAL sooxs-A CONFLICTS PRACTICAL
worl On che Is.srs sns ,rsa.mss' g. gr,as
illgs.rssss humber % ss,u',ay ',sss plates
:a:s TsI:. is S.s y; .. ~ :.l s::.Ss
,sS S s.us 70 ~srs 81 San. isiy q
s,ss. ara ar .SI.'r sny,sss :. ne and eve. sas.
bernai Euissian, inp..sscy, a. sss.cd ~ inpresss
Pefii.her strnssr fs.nsssd ia Brssavay. ard ., NE
nR ia LANty. or 70. 81 LrspgNsRDsr, IS HAp-
- ~ saJ h is-r srrr.pse aud ef,eusi,s prse-
re n ~ 81 - ns'e IA
70 peri, snd speedy cure oaeo No 81 i'pe-
rr.r -pQ
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Combs-Pr.mium Shell. Omen Chain nat

fern S6The ladies invited examine the
which is the largest and most complete in tho New
patterns besutifu lot Of Dressing Combs
The Gold Corob Store. N. B. Combs at wholesale.
z. n. QUIMBY $685. Broadway, I'd door above Duane st
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toexane the cnoce selection Of Dress Combs the subscr
bars sorehe variety beyond all doubt the the
city which will DO found the open chain pattern
much admired Also be obtained every article apper
tanning o the toilet. A. x J. SAUNDERS,
31 broadway, between Walker aud White strests.
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SsNpssp'k iesr.

SsNbss'Ekess.
(,ETrnEv,II.E COURSE. LL--TRoTTINo MON
~ day, sept IL n ci"0i mat oh for< tie
heats, boat three in five In harness VIM n.san
b. m. Lady Catharine; II. d. - oh 4. Rosvn Boy;
Also the same day match for $780, mile heats harness
between two untried nags.
JOEL CoNKLIN. Proprietor. I
CENTH EyILLE COURSE TRoTTING.-PURsE $50
" nile heats best three ia FIVE in harness for
never won $50 To come of Sent 7th Entries
20 close on Saturday evening Sept l5 by 9t O'clock
Green Gaddens Three to make feld snd start
tomake . race. JOEL C0SKLIN, Proprietor.
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DANCING.

|NN~oN0NNNNNNNNNNNN/N0yN
DANCING AND wALTZING.-MR T.. BROOKS WILL
- his School for Dancing and Waiting Tuesday,
September H. Mt the Eagle Rooms Of Delaney
Cbryse Streets block from the Bowery ours of TUT
tion-Tuesdsys ano Fridays, from to T. NJ for Ladies'
Misses and Masters aud lalf- past
and LADS Terms moderate and Waiting
ard Fancy Darces which include all the various styles
Apply 1t Mr. Brookss residence 23 Grand street.
the bowery 90 the Eagle Ron0s during hours Of tnoa
Ladies Evening Glass WEDNESDAYS at Mr. b. residence
See Advertisement In Sunday A las and Times.
DODW ORTu'S DANCING ACADEMY, iis DROONR
"A street near Broadw DodwOrth would m
spectfuy TO his friends and that
ousrter q the ensuing will Tue,day,
October at half r. NJ for ladies and children
Tuesday and Saturday ~ half past y r. NJ for
on day Tuesday Thursday and Friday Private Norm
ms Glass IL for Ladies' who wish to join the arger
sss Privat. Lessons ~ any time. when not occupied With
essses Academies And families attended 60 ON
teTnu. Every Of the newest nnd Fashionable
Dances sought Fer terms apply at the Academy Books
for entrance " pupils open.
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The Halter OF tn. Century-Frsena Archer

having INDUCED in reconsideration in the country during
which oments devoted scientific
temptation of the form of modern head
has returned and issued from his celebrated
No. 200 Greenwich street his Fall Fashion for Ha'ose for
and elegance rarely equaed by the pho
sopher himself If that with
try Of his beavers
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ERtE PICTURE GALLERY, MUSEUM OF LIrEaA-
tur. the Fine arts and Fancy Fair The largest
in the city OF Division street and
selected and fled with the choicest Literature and
the Fine Arts, and will be thrown this Slur
day Sept TO- free TO ALL splenddly lighted, cultivate
taste Tor literature and the arts the working classes Of
the community.
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AMUSEMHNTs.


sl !. sss;
h; ~. E Smith nSia'Gs y
Pity Mily:sii. ~ oilS:;s Allan Fi:.r.ssi.
.: moth
.p." sar. S1 ri... ss.:s Doors
CHANFRAU's sArIoNAL rHEArRE-LEssEE AND
;$
ss.s s r: II ffi gfssSss
ssneas. With s Of
H. r.ys DSSs. NJ III d NJ:
dSsts:, IL, SGa:: PIT Doors
COUSIN cbERkY.s,r Charles ysrnon Mr. Palmer: Thos.
S%5 :Si;S 1 HSP i' f:ssi sii
Queen cor. Tayor hfsr Shsh the Ss
sAST% 'ps Mr. B.hSp Mr. Bundle Stafford Mrs
eoneiass With the Tsy Tai.
fass Hn s Roberts, Palmer Lady Mary
RAENUns AMERICAN MusEUx.-P; T BARNUN,
Manager and rsSUrsso, j. IL Asani
the afternoon and every evening at 7 o'clock
Hs a.: n &c % as % esS
Srss alive ~Ondsru reptiles are secured in srGns
That huge mons> the live mammoth Crocodile remains
present week. comprise an ysrsty Of srsSt enter
tain consisting Comic Denoations ghable Me-
lai Humorous Sketches &c. under the direction of tho
celebrated Mr. Wemyss Also engaged Pete Norris Mr. Jer
~ Acrryheld Messrs. Clark Rose, Warwick Higgins, and
Delaperre Miss Sanhope Miss Barton, and Miss West.
Also exhibition and be at all hour Wax Scrip
ture and Temperance Statuary Giant and Giantes &C.
Madam Rockwell the Fortune Teller. Admission Is cents;
children under 10 years.. 1875 cents.
CnINEsE hUsEUM,--THE ONLY ONEIN THE UNI
~ ted Statsn, $50 broadway exhibiting the Manaers Gus
tens Religions Arts and Sciences OF four hundred millions
Of Chinese. Open from A. NJ till 10 p. N. Admttanos
- cents; oh ldren under ", hall price.
M ALFALFA rs CANAL STREET, NEAR BROAD
w way-Progresng of the unrivaed Of fe-
male Artists performing Tableaux Vvsns Dahoes Songs
Gymnastics DC &c Performance nightto
ats O'Clock Extra performance Saturday, at o'clock
WANTED-AT THE CONCERT HALL NO. 2S7 BOW
w cry, Pianist cOmpetei find a
nert situation, by applying at the Hall during the day
evening.
WANTED TO HIRE-TWO YOUNG LADIES, wHO
w good Singers and play instruments travel
with Company aud giys Concerts Any the
above requirements may find profit able employ by
crossing G. d. f.. New Britain. Conn
vTNHL MEMBERS 0FTaE NEW YORK SACRED MUSIC
Society, Vocal Society and American Musical Insu-
tute and others interested invited meeting
% he held on Monday evening Sept H. at O'clock at the
Coliseum. Broadway IL ~ proposed that at that
rnnr'n.ne lie made crehy the entire vocal talent Of
" m Bradford George Brstow Sigismund Lasar Geo e.
kesb luther o. Wymau, Geo. e. Vanderburgh, Robert
Andrews. Geo. y: OF +. Ionner R,ot, E. Sweetssr
II. W. Gratorex, II. Rel H. I, Lincoln James N. Gain
d., Asshel abbot, Samuel o. Dyer Robt. j. Dodye, w.
Henry Norris, w. d. Comes W. B. Taylor B. r. salmer.
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RIoA1wAY rasArsa-s. A. HARsaALL sell
J:. e :s:
:s: Ia GAIA Ess r.ssss
. .;,s Sign, via. rss::. sss:s Nsss
cIss and r..sos.s 81 Family and Third Circles 90
to begin ~ hApass seven No money taken ~
NIsLo's eARDEN-BENEFIr OF H. PLAcIOE.-
Ts SS S;ss
Bob b,rdy NJ G BS..rd Bsnry y; q; Arnold; Ey:!.
Sisndfoid M Susan &hsd, Srs G. aos.ra
Lady asnd hrs WAITE Between the shad and aaS
ss' ns comedy 1sr%,os Of half hour Admission
RURTON's THEArRE-w T. BURTON, pROPRIErOR.
.aii:d issna ion
cssa 64a":hsn I'm: a ri% sss
IyDns M TishsrsCn NJ iismil,oai Paul sry Burton
RUSSELL Eliza Hardy Miss j. Hi Mrs. sssie Hss Hughes
Family Circle: s.nt ''''' Circle and f''a'''''
TABERNACLE- GRAND MUSICAL FESTIVAL
en- and His res peetfSy a.rm ,hspulic
and I.Itin .ogrGeues ssris; Grand Festival Consents
talented will ensnsSd sn srs %tss
saS
the popular prma dsrna; Madame Muller, tbs renewnod
:
Misses horiat VConler aud Louisa Dstn: sigror Vita
and sgnor Novs the baritone and basso Of the
Italian Opera Sgnor 'rnodi the tenor
Mr. Dstn and his Sons the unriyaed on the
trumpet horns and tuhas; Mr. Richard Hoffman, the
oeeb ated panst; and Mr. Henry Timm enagei
presty for these concerts musioal director order
reepeet the whole Of the popular and
orchestral band, under the direction Of Herr
before been heard in America Tke first Grand
Festival Concerts win take place ON Monday Evoang sep-
temhr l7th and they will be continued with entirely diff
iernt programmes every evening OF the week Fall
ieulars will be duly announced rri"e OF admission Soc
The enormous incurred In these concerts
remarkable low price Of admission compel the
positively that there will be free list
sept the press, and no orders will be given admitted.
ID ors open at seven concert to commence at eight o'clock
CAsTLE GARDEN.-LAST WEEK OF THE SUMNER
fetes which, coutiIun to DO literally patronIed and
emnepty successful will be repeated with increased attrac
tions On each evening Of the the
very ecient Band 81 this led by the talented
Herr Bervig consisting ~ Overures Waltes. Galops Pot
poprris and solos on the Trumpet by Herr Ahner Ined
stey after the Concert will be given Summer Ball which
sters ave the privilege Of joining in the various cooss
foikas alses Gc TO the music Of capital ball band
Tickets. 25 sents.
ERtE PICTURE GALLERY MUSEUM or LIrEaA-
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