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Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1849-03-01

INDIAN CouRTsHIP.-An educated Indiar
chief, known as Ka-ge-ga-gah-bowh, o.
George Copway, the present head of the Ojb
wa,rbe, delivered the first of two lectures
on Thursday evening, at the University Chap
eI, New York. His subject wac the Roman
tic Llin "s the Indians He commenced b,
singing an Indian song and then described
the marriage ceremony Of the Chippewas a:
follows -
He said, there was no courtship done 10y
the young that was done by the parents
years beforehand, and it often came rather
against the grain with the young people,
When the day cams, the ceremony was per-
formed by the chief, consisting of lecture to
the young couple, and feast, after which they
were considered as man and wife. But among
the tribes of the West there were many very
curious ceremonies connected with courtship
and marriage. One way in getting a wife
was as follows When young Indian fell
in love with any Of the daughters cf the vii
lage, he would go and sit down within few
yards of her, keeping strict silence all the
while ; in few moments he would get up
and 60 away this he repeated six or seven
times, coming nearer to her every time. AT
last he sits by her side. if she makes no move
ment of displeasure, then he has hopes. Hs
sits by her several times in this manner, aud
at last pops The question by putting his hand
on her hand, and she accepts him by placing
her hand over the other two. All this time
he takes care not TO say word, and she
Likewise but after the question is popped,
then the " words Of honey" are applied, and
they soon become man and wife.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1849-03-01

0o-The memory OF the Dead comes 10 us in
the stiffness OF night, like voice whispering
through an unclosed window OF Heaven.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1849-03-01

5J-The Providence Marine Artillery gave a
sPlond I'D Military Ball on the evening Of the
d
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1849-03-01

~The religious instruction of the slaves
is exciting attention in the vicinity of Charles.
ton, S. c.,
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1849-03-01

Or We helr, says an exchange, ola petition
in circulation, urging that no widow shall be
allowed to marry until allshe single ladies are
disposed Of.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1849-03-01

uIPA bill has been reported in the Virginia
House of Delegates doing away with public
executions.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1849-03-01

The New Jersey iron works, at noon,on,
have stopped, throwing out of employment 25O
hands.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1849-03-01

UTOur harour Is a. free hon ce as in q
July day
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1849-03-01

The Mississippi was 10 miles broad at
Memphis lately, by the rising water extend.
ing over the Arkansas fats
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1849-03-01

Sir f. Bulwer Lytton has at last avow-S
himself the author Of the poem of King Ar
thur
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1849-03-01

A steamboat recently made a trip up the
Scioto river as far as Chilico,he, Ohio-lhe
first steamboat ever seen at that p acc.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1849-03-01

Why il Tom Ilyer like the god-like Web
,'er' Because he isa great ex.popnde, Of
the constitutions
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1849-03-01

Gt-The steamboats, are running again be-
tween New York and Fall River
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1849-03-01

The city debt of Philadelphia is $3,ilG,
coo.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1849-03-01

Asubscripton A of $lOO, 900 has been raised
for the endowment of Baptist University at
Lewsburg, Pa.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1849-03-01

Polk's Quick S,epi the only fashionable
musi" :. tt.ae White House these days.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1849-03-01

There are Is public schools in Lowell, Mass
which ale attended by 1886 pupils.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1849-03-01

TIE Souls SuNsnINs.-A smile NAV be
reckoned the sunshine OF the soul, that breaks
out with the brightest distinction it plays
with surprising agrceableness inthe eye, and
sits like glory upon the eountenance.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1849-03-01

CFGeorgc III. Hall has been chosen City
Treasurer Of Providence, in the place of Mr.
Trip, deceased.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1849-03-01

OJ7A colored woman died in New Orleans d
week or two since, aged l3l years.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1849-03-01

A BAc1IELoR's LlFE.-Miss Bremen tells
us that the life of rich old bachelor is a splen-
did breakf ST, tolerably fat dinner, aud a
mos, miserable supper.
Kiss'NG WITH WILL.-The Louisville
Journal, in its account of the rec 'ption by Gen.
Taylor of the ladies at the Gait House, says
MANY of them offered their bright and
beautiful lips and received as hearty kisses a.
lips could possibly desire. Some Of the jeal-
Gus young gentlemen thought that the old
chleltain, instead cfkissing as mere matter Of
form, kissed with a very decided appetite
Whateyer he does he does with a wlL.n
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-11-17

NEW MEDICAL BoOKs-A ConPLErE PRACTICAL
~ YORK the ard treatment Of private ss-ast
ED all tsdrss aseotons 81 The urinary
Illustrated nunbsr 81 beauttfuy ssiered
larse f. By Homer Bss,wisk. NJ ID. Lsrvs suarto
SEE pages "a edition Price sic kntract from the bcstss
Neicsl eurueai Jsurnal SO IL may Ne said farasslV
v BE- equal Ricvrd hc'Oas vors on the fary q
diseases ard far superior thing sf she kisd
hshsc in this esuntr." Author 81 tha wert s.nina
rwissors lmpcteuey. se. caused ~ inrrcpsr habits
FOURTH edition u plates Price 81. For sale az she Pus.
strrser Tovpsona IA Brssswav sss BY the As,ksr
90 rrcaaway
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-11-17
vU,BE BOSTON ALMANAC FOR ls,0.-TIIIs PoPUI

'NBE BOSTON ALMANAC FOR is;o-Tnis r0PuLA!
Annual, beautifully smbellshed, bound in cloth, and
gilt surtassng ANY previous nrmber IN the elegance Of its
style and tbs value of its contents will be published about
middle OF November 1t will Railroad abd
Telegraph Nap Of New Ensssd and the greater part Of the
State Of New York Over sixty railroads sre nbted And
all the important places rones hneiy engraved
STEEL worth the price OF the whole work,
Calsn and Memoranda psges with Vgnsttes
OF tbs Twelve Presidents Il toe United stAss. with brief
Sattsticsl Sketches importing Information. CON-
plss City Record being sysemstio eompstoa OF the va
rievs Of thu v.rnnsDt hecent fnsn-
es Pubic lmpov.mGts inslusns the later Worsst With
Business Directory Of Boston. Tables 81
Streets whxrves Halls suiidnc ohces soeists., Rail
roads Ts.gphs Lxpressss omnibuses HAils ssd Post
all Grid Rates u Wharfage weather
Tales. Local rvsrt,, 40 state Govrsmsnt Probate
Courts aud Coluisos.rs OF Insolvency IN Asss u. s.
GovusI,nt wi,S uembers ef Congress politically dssg-
General kvens during the yat year OF tumult aud
change other u,sl statistics This Almanac has
20 sofy priLse and btsns more than Ordinary
Co which would sell for three dollars
Fer the Amauas the price osiy f~eNty Eve Ceuts With
liberal Discount az ~hos.A. retAl.d at all the stores
New England the cities % the South and Wet Toe
verb WILL future lie conauctss BY the underszosd agree
ably With the late Dickinson is former
proprietor. Urd.rssest Hmsdisfsy ssssr Massey
Co. 10 Cernhi 20 Nj rhOmss Groom ~ STATE Strest
publishers, will b. early srs~Wea COOLIDGE WILEY.
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spOHTIN0,

CENTREvILLB coURsE-rRorrING-THu
~ November p, at ~ o'clock, p H. Match f'r siyD
mile heats three in hve. in harness "heplsy names
oh. Re ndser: Johnson names Johnsoas COLI m-
meoey Of $780, mile heats best three in nye
in harp.ss j. wheplsy enters Major A. Couklin enters
eh Angelina; C. Barsine enters m vernon saidi "
Ferry Brood o'clock. returning as soon ~ the
JOEL c0NSLIN. Proprietor.
CkNrREyILLE OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES $50 NILE
~ heats hest three dyefree for all pacing horses 70 80
To OF Nov. 18th eptries to close this
ing Nov 18th, by 9ocnck, at Greene haddehs Hoslj
three make held-two to make u race
JOEL C0NKLIN, Proprietor.
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o.r rhiisasipn,s correspondence.



rBu.DELrHia. Nov Is, 1sts
1h.for.isn psvs b, the canada s.s had no further
eject MARKETS than 10 d-sr-ss es,ton sthough
ltiders are DOT sitting q scc.ps = decline
The Gsur market continues inactive. few sales Of
standard brauds for shipment, wsrs made at IS. Dor
city consumption the prices range from S. TO IS og
according "a quality Furbsr sales of rye -four a.
neal fTns red VI ga L. In fair DE- nsni at
81 ", and ~hits o. FL 10 there u full supply q
corn which !. Gs a. % csuts fgr Jelis small sale
81 usw southern oss at ~ csnts Nhisksy 10 in de-
mand 90 ~ eeuts ios hnds. aud bbls
he foreign news ha- not sss.tn affected this stock
msrk.t tbs quotations bnt sngttv ssyies from thsJe
ofytstrfdey Annexed the ssss--
lusf Eogrf-S shares psEssytvsH Bsnt l9is; sJe U.
y ess 't lor 81 stsrta istm.,s a.a sschsaiss Btsk.
81 y ,tmsst 80 emloy rsrs,d bsnd. lly sluw
stsfats ~ - rs t.ido sA q .1i3~.xs o. $50 IS I'D
-, NL sltcu CO. 80 Sheto ~ so 6-i' Lehish
.st.rse w ,hsfss Fsst ssivtss hsiir.s Ms; ~ 10.
Bs,vsr Meadow katlreas No tHsrs Liberty Gas
Co ny, ~ Do s.cssrics Baus. y y 40 Unios Baus Of
Isunesst. 81 3ten rtfGylii fssss ios 90. Second
Boara.- 80 esss iDteIsst ~ siiyo sfats &C. Is4i
Siltf 90 Ntb 40 ksrs. k-srfur nstlrssd, ISL; 81
scseins haiifoad bouds. O. y ecu Do 81.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-11-17
sCHOOLs. sc.

~>~s~NSNte>N0N~ef
CPANIpn AND FRENCH bANGU AGEs-J N. JEsU-
- his q De- an the pubic In geasrf that NJ
viii translate the languages iron and into srsksh Al
than ia tbs city. Alec he VII teach
The soon IN lanai s'reet No ~ T.
Jfsuhus. stply to gsmer sortsn ESQ No Pms sssset
rssoHs GIVEN AT TBE RESIDENCE or rus
subsrrhr as vel - the reslences Of his pupils
c Pre-, Osrmsn Lain. ard Ureek lastuaees in 9ea-
phy history Natural history Ohemprts fhysie, sahe
r.ssirs Arithmetic. Wrrs usswias. and all the ether
Arasetfe arper' airinr q ~ r. fssntt esnoa'ivn.
q vORfAHL, ti5 Jsvpsston serest. Broohlyn.
TT g sCBooJ AGENCY. tts rAssAU sr9 BBr. EsrA.
bshetSf7 for procnrins competent pref~ssors,
scverntfs and iss all sduo.tlssa orders
ustrsrirs Zee in sdvance Apply early, -th full par
u, WILCOX, rrOprigser
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-11-17

nR MORRISON rs CorFipsrrIALLY cossuLTRp
~ ca All ese.sss Of se'icate es'urs prsctise 81 %
esaees bin - ~itseut
swedi three 10 ss DAYS fee Ell eurs strctrresssA
ssprs wstknsssh he Invariably his Lcrson Ri
si"ws " sis e&e-. 7$sss rphss et--es
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NI a1;r,n.i ssrss ~ uoxng 10 anar

MAGNIFICENT EXHIBITIoN.-EvERS GRAND
Nl original gigantic series of Moving Panorama
evening short season previous being exhibited
in London, at Stoppanis Panorama Hall, Broadway,
esrner of Walker rtrset. Ths magnificent chef deure
Of artistic sk from original drawings by the celebrated
American artist John Eysrs ANA eight assistants They
painted 5000 feet Of canvass! being by
raj thousand feet tbt largest painting the world New
York City, City Of Broshyn, ili.msburgh, East Ryer
such immense magnitude that ii is impossible to de-
scribe them Some conception Can be formed when
this wonderful painting the hguros Of
million of thosands and tens of thousands Of houses
ships stages boats The awful and Of
the Opera House Riot the grand and sublime
the Burning Of the Park Theatre They have been nearly
three ton, and 800 dollars
open at 81 o'clock Panorama msves at precisely Ad
mission IS cents Children under ten Of half
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ME W BOYl<6, &c.

MoRGANS LITERARY DEP0r, LXCUANGE PLACE
lvl adjoring the Post Office, New Orleans La At the
ssove establishment may always be found Books Of every de-
ssrption consisting of Novels histery Biography, Sesnt
ne Commercial, Geographical, and hsaisal Works Also.
complete assortment Of Stationery, tegstner with all tbs
prneipsl Daily and Weekly Newspapers AID Magazines.
Country orders for article in the trade supplied Aad for
waraed with despatch Books mailed. Prompt attention
paid any work ordered by mail Foreign Books Imported
10 order. J. q. MORGAN.
Literary Depot ssjonipg the Post Once New Orleans La
Complete arrssg-ments have bees made with tho
principal Publishers the Unen for supply Of
the etk 40 fast q a issued. J. @. NJ.
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On UblCAL..

MUSICAL CARD-MRs: BAILBY Bn0s TO AN
WI that she Lessons Italian Raxish
sisssE Piano Porte and the Of Asssupanytag
Vocal Euse krs Bailey attends Schools slao. ct Brooklyn
caxss Of address a. the Music stores
A sECoN ID BAND PIAnoFoRTk, MADE BY DU8 OIa
"A in beautiful Gaze, and psreet order sale. very
'"'-' KEaIsIEG BRAUsISG, All Broadway
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nuCTOR cLovrR AUTDes oF rus TaAvELLEes
~ ksscsl Gaae sna several oher medical vorss .asrs
prufioy ~ those pho have sudered rors
stus Trstsrar snd physieisss ehe have dsvoss
ss atcftcn 70 thfs krsueh 81 pvs-cs Dr. O. " aetcay
ssq-smtsd With the teatmeEt Of he oof. fcnt eases
keiff rfsrsr radua'. ts profession and having eenensd
hinte 70 the ~ ,is ciss drsasvs MS s6sss
sfs O, Ne tnow called Ne. M Asn stxeek
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ssficu. riot occurred IN Nev orleans en- The night
Of the 9Th Inst in Witch several persons wounded
ard house ecmsletsly sacked rhs aifneulty grew
cot sfths difputtd merits 81 3 gros shop
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n r. DICAL.

ITO ALI FOusExEEPERs;.-
Il Do reaches oT bed bugs annoy or perples ron,
or alta he-t OF hss OF mosquitoes Ger ver yoaf
~ 80. 90 10 Srosswsy, foVr hundred aud twenty,
And LYONS Poo dert--ouo box may ~ plenty.
yus spTis ks 10 where the nuis shick
And tbs ins-et. 'tw ~ stfes q lttie the quickest
bise rate should hey rlasue are easy 10 lin
lyon f,I thsu has exquisite pill
tLd the hes q al 10 that know neithsr article
Ceitsins In Ice substance 81 pois1n = particle.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-11-17

CENTRAL AMERICA NICARAGUA, Sc-A LARGE
~ Sheet Map Of Central America including Lake Mica
River San Ju.s, &c for sale AZ Tsnrers Nap
Store NO i Broadway where Maps aad Guides OF all kinds
may be bad.
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COsssN fRAef 600 2OfB kOYkNsER- CABIN
assg 80 Dusus- The oeF vhi'e osh, fes, ssit -.
fsf sase. ,optsred sehsor
ttlbAn attut 30 ions turtnou ~il -s o. Tuesday Nh
fsftulsr tee cabin ell y tasen a. ~ dOl
r; firgle rooms msy he sad ~ s2U. Twelve
IA egrs try VIII ~ tahcn al VII - prsr,s@s With th
tst .fossi AID uodations and ~ 10 ~ ssstes vii
u u san frstcsce in March aeGt ABBY bard
90 ~. WHIT cemranaer, OF as the Ospn Ausial Ia
srrsbes ca, a. Nali 'tfeut
LAsssRt sUYDAa, in. sup-resrs.
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TAags COLE AUCTtONEEg.-CoNTINUA OF
a. isle order 81 the Executors ethe late A. A. RsDae
OF 40 vauske OTIS The serehta yard city Of Brok
Cole will sell At Auction Tuesday, Nov ~,
1879 ci.eh, the Msrchsnts Ezchanee, York.
part 81 the ate cf Ahr.hsm Reusen dsed. lyns be-
tisshs frm the PEEK SLIP Ferry Voc ptOhier ~ all the
srs have been sdJfed ny the ctporEon ~ sreokyn
yerms-e0 rer remain bsnd esd mart4sss Tor
Eve Haas q property ready st the ohce
81 the Auctionsefs - uiton street. kvousn and No
pan street, New York.
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CuLPDuN yApUR BATHS, MEDiCArED vAP0R.
~ aud Iodine baths v. J. CsrrOis ~ barclay street.
tess bshsd isb Thsss Baths have proved most ohsc
tusl remedy in HheumEsn, h.eursl Pasg sudden Colds,
sun Jy'nts Liver CoDrRsu Salt hheu, Eruptons u the
kin
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~ JOgNsos, 80. "a DUANE STREET, SO WELL
~ knovn IN the tfsstDsns u delicate is-acsThs bee
scrs reputation for sh In those hafeufe5 eases ta
essted pears rre-srinca eensttsH.n9i wsaksc-s
bror sh On ly secret hsbis s1eesraiy cured. ksst
curea IN four daYa
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RowERY TEEArRE-r. s. aAABLIN, MANAGER
re stevens ssas' MssaIsr ooq, opsp =. san pss
s: IFS.rs. n,. s H. s o tes sA
Arn:la k.rss,s. rr,vils ESorei Aso; N. s.llafs
ys-s.r ssyss. i6s cissaisr Ar.sasn, Lester s.ns.
MIS- iorsan RI. cosstsss &c wisuer ars j. wsli.ss r
Constsse. De Merls Miss c. .emyss
CnANFRAu's NATIONAL TngATRE--sATURDAY
sS Is. wv wa
s ss aS dc sst Mr. I naa 5sns
sy ne WIFE Marx R sS S FL s
II T5Ii e o s9psgs lin The farce Of M4raER ASo
Mis- Ledger boxes c;si Pit 2 cts Private boxes, S.
Door. open at half psst6 70 oo@meaes at o'clock
MITcBELLs OLYMPIC THEATRE = SATURDAY
s1 Sc r. S
somsdy Of Used ui1sir oSsris. coldsrs.a Mr. wsloss
SGn s M Eo4 S f Ts S ssSs %
nF, ss G rSSpS1 .f1 Ss ss a'F Ms s
Doors open at 61s, curtain rises at o'clock.
s-AsToa PLAcE-1uIRD AVENUE AND
~ Eiahth street-Joh. ryon, Manager. Important Ea-
f oan aHa veil 81 ss.
nss Nov .na three following nights pSss 90 xhsh oS's
called in requiston as TO produce one Of the most won
Redsetion Of Prcss-Boxe Is cents children half price.
risi2 essss Doors open a, ri to
Saturday Afternoon ia which alet will also appear.
HUDSON STREET CIRCUS. LATE BROADWAY
III This magnificent troupe OF squetri.ns has arrived Ia
,rset and will open on SATURDAY Ai'srnGoa November
S,p be sses Doors to open a. s to eommsDo. At
JPN. Admission-BOx 80 cents Pit, IS cts
GARD OLYMPIC TuEaTaE.-MIss XARY TAYLOR
respectfully informs her friends and the public that
which ocea.icn all the olympic soupany will sppe.r Box
book now open.
CBANFRAU's NATIONAL THEATRE.-wANrED IN
mediately75 Young Ladies' for the Corps de Ballet
Apply Mr. A. H. Purdy the Box Ones of the Theatre,
between the hour, Of g. A. NJ, .nd2 p N.
r OoK OUT FOR TBa AFTERNOON PERFORMANCE
ham square; when Madame Paulnss Trospe of Model
Artists will persopate number Of splendid Representa-
tons together With variety OF other Entertainments
James Redhed Will deliver course Of ak Lectures
on and it: relations 70 Mind aSd Sosy COM
ture"urig,nai Views Of the Four Tempersments Lee
cents; 70 admit gesteman ladies. 6ocens Terms Of
ssr.hip fee ST. yearly dues payable in ad-
my lectures of library reading room. de-
batting eias &c., and aeductsa Of si quarter from school
bills.
A GRAND, INSTRUCTIVE. AND DELIGHTFUL Ex-
IA hibop At the Minerva Rooms, fOs Broadway-Burr's
Seven Mile Mirror of the Lakes Nsgsrs ST. Lawreaec, and
snsuensy Rivers This world painting passes stead
and perfect dasuereope OF all the cities towns oat
ted States and canada shores from Lie Erie to the Gulf Of
St Lawreuee thence the wide secluded and unknown
nightly After exhibitions Wednesday and Saturday
at3 O'Clock. Admittsnee oelts children half price
| XNALLHALLA, So CANAL EMIT
w atr aotons Cons only and zee the Tabeaun vvsat'
now best word. Fem.s Snstres DanOsrs Aero
bats, Se Performance every night NJ ali past o'clock
Extra performances every ednesday and Saturday ats
|
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Dk. rAweETT CAN BIZ CONriDfNrIsLLr o72-
~ suited his oaee ~ Dey AL private tiseSa
lac ohstirao ysa 20 ks node OF treatment rhich h
on be principle STRUCTURES eNred on me ert
lie ~ ssifsry isdalgencs also
aprlv. vita sert-irtv ~ oAce 81 D-v sweat.
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I've, COOPER, DUANE STREET, mas, req fps
~ ss ourteee yssrs, eentnei his rrAoee 20 tke treat
meat ~ nertural other diseases Of delicate
as csb eurs the meet afravsed Of this disease rat
sd eases -etssvtt ~ t~o ~ sve dave p.-iret
serhargs
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b I::s. " Isss, assstsr.- SATURDAY s1:aI.E NOV
YAM Don ujoTsr, Mr. Meyer Don ostaS. Mr. R.sy.s;
siIIfSERs Bowling h .i Mr. .rS. Jcrs.u
ss S Fanny fse%pon Ms. Ms. aSla
Is ssss Gallery 1925. Doors open AZ half past s. 70
NIBLo's GARDEN.-sATUaDAV EVENING. NOV. II.
Y; VII st tho
ri rSip. r l.ss Io ass'9; h Ss' NJ xs. g.
sad. With .s %sGs s' ysa1 '
Mr.. Beau, Mr.: Chppendse; Mr. Paul Ardent, M pswson
Nrs Watts Doors at half past 10 commence at half
past Z: Aamis,On ~ cents:
RURroNs THEATRE SATURDAY. EVENING NOV;
TIC OLD pufdh
- .tS s1;Yi ss N
Mr. Hughes. sPs c1arls. smS ars Russell To .osoad.
sr s% esoss Mr. BSTsc. oph,ia Mr.. Srsnsh,@
Queer Gertrude Mrs hOlmsn Dssrs open halfpa'' o.
performance to commence at Z o'sloek
snoe in Amerc, Of sigsorns Apoionia Bertaeea-son,
day evening Ven Nsv ~ & will be s ss ,
The principal characters will be sustained by Sgra Apollo
P Fcr sor '5 c We
sT aS sH OF .sa ssq
ard psrque secured eitner for the night or N I'D
theatre s5 cents Doors open att oeloes 20
pAKNUK's AMERICAN nUsEUA.-r. T. BARNUA.
ID ProprietorJ. Greenwood, Jr. Assistant kasaser--
One Week More Of the hartnsi Family whose wonder
full Cymnsstie achievements aht TAstomimis delne-
aons have their imuaby with the NJ vel
Family. They appear Afternoon evening Aso ensAzd
Lsuis Esler Mr. r. c. we~yes Mr. Warden, Pebs Morris,
Messrs Asrraeld, Koao, Clark, Higgins, Misses stan
hope and West. Also exhibition at all hours tbs
Whale the living Boa Constructor, Living
Anaconda Namnetb Crocodile Admission seps; shltrsa
under 10 years 90 axe 1875 cents
RARNUns MUshUM. coRsER SEVENTH AND
ID Chestnut streets PhiiAsvpha-P 7. narnun, Manager
and Propre New most astonishing and extraordinary
engagement of Mr. and urs II. 8. Conner. On Tuesday
edntsday evenings will be enacted the YOUT BFUL
QUEEN, snd the CAPTIVE. In the afternoon new and
amussg vaudeyeD, and variety Of other interesting
form Hsss, the English Giant Ttana. the Fairy
Queen Scotch Mammoth Brsthera; Crooods Sea Lion
and the immenfs collection OF natural and artificial Curosi
ties be all hours Admission to the entire
AND perform 2e children under ten 1879.
| ERANKLIN THEATRE IT'S CHATHAM SQUARE,
Admission Boxes 2o Pit l.c; stage seats tOc frtvat
ming the direction Of Madame Pauline rsn the Roya
Liver Theatre Leisstsr London who, with her I'm
riyalsd Of Model Artse numbering twenty
artiste will psrsonste othe richest pictures of
times. Also the Female Minstrels with variety
other enteraint N. BAN Afternoon performance
| every " ednesday and Saturday at o'clock.
| MAGNIFICENT EXHIBITIoN.-EvERS CRANE
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