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MRDICAL..
I, = ur.a4es a NJ, ~ - Ae4it
Z, J. bENsADuN can Be found for the present. st
81 Canal street, between Bourbon and Royal ie9H

RCOhEN, having had BY yeaH' experience offers the
~. above lF5aktibte remedy for ali Diseases ssls5s
pertaining to the EYE. 0pthamia, Of 9 Yeas ~
standing, cured in II weeks; the Tear in tbe SsSs
Eye, Of years, cured in 10 weeks a man OF thjs
city being tone blind for months was restored 70 he sight
Of enc Eye m weeks gentleman who always nsed spees
for 90 yeas 1y aslngOny Drop enabled 10 read I'm
newspaper without them by eandlelight hours after In.
Illumination Of days, cured bH SiRgie droD Ii gives
balaney to The Eye and also strengthens the sight
CH.4RL Els Street sni7 u
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"A G. ATNSW0RTH. NO TAR w UBITC and com.
"A. MISSIONER OF DEEDS for cUtrg State III tse
U1lgs. uFEicK--N9. Sc CAMP STREET, New Orleans;
@ DepoaitiOng taken, Accounts hlobated Deeds and
NQFaee5 Drawn. and al Documents and Instruments 81
Whiting Prepared, and Authent1aed for Use and Record
g am par Of The UNITED STATES.
Marine and other Protests particularly attended 70
and % cases 81 General gerage Paral Los correctly
stated and promptly arranged mh16 lyd&W
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ROBERT SKINNER,
BRlCkLANER, No, IS ROYAL STREET,
UNDERTAKES all kinds Of FIRE. WORK, such as the
~ Setting q Cooking Ranges, Ovens, Steam "a
Bolien etc, Ali work done by the subscriber viii a-
seen time 90
with dispatch. al9 "
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IN TiHRCEs Extra sugaF Cured Hsms, shsyss 4 Ds
@EsS pHAs, sgopeHTeN, u Cam d
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A BROWN & CO, Dealers in all kinds Of Z UNI
a. BER-CypIess. White and Yellow z ne, Mahogany,
Black Walnut, Oak, Ash and Poplar Mahogany New
eis and Baluste1s Lath Sand and Fire Bek320 Maga-
glne street New Orleans 81. ST Fam SAW-MlLL
~ Orders for all kinds Of CYpREss LUMBER, delivered
notice. ap3 tVA INV
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hUssIA IRON sT0VEa. auitnbls for lonrt bog,., "a
ghulohes. go. ~ q M. n nEVERE w -

Af 3 have iult received copy Of ltfe 1soft shov,n
ne es o. Cotton per pound. shipped either Al NIobjle
" Ne" orleans, when landed the wharf II Idvenool
~ gwen price rate Of exchange and eights and also
s We Price o. ne article at Liverpool when The fac.
piastgRa and other expenses added This WORK
81 SplasA4ea sna pnbahed BY Mr. james H. Lawrence 81
tts ana s one 81 much orthmetical labor and win no
s. Drove ley valuable and practical assistant 10 those
Book iOnn. and for sale bp - = t'e' RS-
l,z DAVID FELT q co, "a Chartses It.
AiA2 .. ~. NORMAN, Is Camp 81
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GREAT nj, EssING 70 MOTHERs Am CHJI,DRF

GREAT BLESSING TO MOTHERS ARD CHILDREN
It the safest and efecual medicine for purifying
the ysem and relieving the sutengs attendant child
birth discovered L CITIZENS both the mother aud the
child prevents pain and disease aRd enrches the
food; those who have used it fhnkfir 5spensabs II
highly useful both before and after confinement
vents diseases attendant upOnchdbh in eOstiveneSs piles
cramps swelling Of the feet dependency heartburn
ting pain the back and joints false pains hemoTEh &C.
and regulating the geeretiOns and eqnaznR the ula.
ton it has equal The virtue Of this medicine
always safe, and the most delicate and most successful
very few require other medicine in little
and Light food with this medicine, will always insure sale
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TO MOTHERS AND MARRIED LADIES

This extract Of SaHapaulls has expressly pTspBIei
reference to female complaint No female who has
TO suppose she approaching that critical period The
Of life, should neglect to take certain
for any Of the numerous hobs dseaei 10 which females
subject this time OF life. This period may be DELAYED
for several yea by using this medicine Nor lesi yaus.
Bile for those who approaching womanhoOd,
Guated by qulekening the blood and nvg0-
atng the system. Indeed, this medicine invaluable for all
the delicate dirsates which subject Ii braeei
the whole system permanently the natural energies,
BY removing the impurities Of the body, moi far stimuli
ting produce subsequent relaxation, which the
most medicines taken for female weakness and disease
uHng few bottles Of this medicine, many sad painful
surgical operations may be prevented.
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NKw YORK, April %. 1s47,
Dr. T0IoRseRd-l verify believe that your SafsapaIlls
has been the MEANS through Providence 81 saving lie
have for several years had bad cough Il BECAME worse
and worse. Al last raised large 90 ntes OF blood. had
Night swea and greatly debitated and ledueed and
did not expect Oye. have only used your Sasaparla
shOr time and there has wonderful change been wrought
IL AN able 70 walk all over the city. raise
bloOd, and my cough has left You can well ina ne
that am thankful for These results. Your OBJ d servant
WIN. RusaNLL IS Eatharine
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-r,- -. = RAN AWAY,
E'hE HOY DANIEL, aged about 30; complexion O.,
copper color; feet or inches Hight stout built,
sna laeined q be bald. A suitable reward viii be-
aaastf Rk0PVT FORD. II St Charles sheet
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- BIT W WORTalNGT0N General dFsnt ana
~ Collector Rodney Jefferson ooustp. Mississippi will
ltten panetualy to the C6sctOn Of Notes, Drafts Ao
douna &c, in h5 and hesuuheTn part county
htferg tQ.-bTaks 8 Eeans, BrouRntOn X Murdoch
finch ard, Waren 4 Co. Rodney, MIns iha GOOdin
AchaId Beck, R. II. & G, NJ Bayly, New OTleaRs w.
K Henri. T.. A. 3. D0niphan Natohez James GOodin
CINCINNATI Jas; Hand Philadelphia j. G. James Lexing
IN lhol. IRELAND, ClabOFne county. Miss ap29
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eos VkR a2 SIijf' 3 t6. i 4 81 aAala II.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-09-02

IN few weeks the shslera which 4, subriding viii
disappear The gloom and panic which have prevailed
will then give place to prospect VI revival Of bgness
and activity IN every description If commercial enter.
prise amosi equal to that Witch diseoscd itself the
subsidenee Of the p.sspee Of 1881 30. and which
followed by those extraordinary years OF general pros
perity-1s3l- 80 SO.
one OF the principal elements and agencies in aiding
and assisting business men and domestic comfort and
tranquility, In these revvns, u TO be found In the
newspaper prcssthc widely circulating daily journals
before the ADVERTISING comratniiy the sds1o;agss
which the Asu orb Hefsid rostesecs a. daily Adyer-
tisins sheet. According 10 the recent Developments
IN the dispute between us and the 7tibyHs 81 ~
admitted that tho Tribune has circulation ~ about
srissn spsand pr dsy, while that Of the NHe Iert
iigei@ ri's' 70 'rsa,- sPt q hs--yrI rssr',d iba
has frc luentiy consi ratly ris srssns
sav Nor 1t the vast eirenlaon Of journal alone,
which gives ~ peculiar slaims upon the s,cetcn Of tns
advertising eornmurity The character q that eirsu
The journsl are " tbs highest importance 10 business
peoplo. Nov; In addition TO the extraordinary and
,idetpresd cfcnistien Of the Nee YORK HsrsLi which
IL without ryel In its scmprshepssness u Ia mpor.
tsnt 10 note that 1t ciroulates chiefly among the men
ofintcnEsnee- active business men the active
bufy OF society in this AMI abe other large
cities and towns " the rnitsd States There " no
ether jourra In New YORK which has 90 large sirsu.
iation the Heroic, any thing like itnune which
srersses 80 great an influence upon the minds OF toe
greet, Intelligent. and active nassee 81 the country
This circulation T. diifusi,e sircuasion Ia This
aelphis Bostsn Baltircre and ether great citiss sna
thought and business operations the oirsu
s,ion q the Head s extensive a. that ofsry q tho
local journals IN those sitcsthat Ia to say the Bras
is as generally and regularly read.
We present these facts and these views 70 reader.
and patrons and the businos. community generally.
In n week or two people will be returning from the
country Panic ~ill give way 20 usual tranquility
The cholera have TO hope will have sebsid-
ed Business Of all kinds will he resumed with fru,h
yigor and n revival will take place. unprecedented In
the commercial annals ~ this country OF oil ttis We
have no doubt A, an aid end ,uxiiary In this rsvi
circulation among all classes commercial political and
social prefepts obvious claims upon the patronage
the advertising community In ths respect no other
Journal in New ork and least 81 all the Tyibi-ap eau
eater into competition with the Ns~ rsrk IisrcsJ
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-09-02

BALTIMORE. September I, 1899
Since the receipt CT the steamers news corn IL held
three to four cents per bushsl higher. but without
sales Of inpoTtaLes Flour and wheat unchanged.
BssroS Sept Ter. NJ.
The market for cotton Il firm Mt the late advance,
with fair business. In -four thr operations reach 2oo
bbls at SIS 62k s6s7k for Western and Genasse.-
For corn the oumand good aud ationr, since the
arrival % the steamer better about 10000 bushels
changed hands including white at &C., and yellow at
s7c Rye IL quoted Coo, With sales Of 900 bushels
Osta are In fair request and notice sales Of 1000
bushels Northern at Al q 42e.
ALBAsr, Sept 1-SP.N NJ.
The receipts Einee yesterday follows -
Flour, 2oo0 btls wheat, 1850 bushels. rhe market
for Western aour remains steady but not active No
operations beyond tbose for tbs supply of the trade
trsnspr.d. Wheat. is Grm, with good milling In
quiy. Gales q 500 bushels Genefee NJ 81 ~. There
IL good demand for ana the market Is firm
trBnsaetiops cnbrsee 5000 bushels including mixed
Western, ut CO., c2s.
BrvAIo, Sept. lam.
The receipts tince yesterday folio rs ;tlour
AGO bbls shrst none; corn, 400 bushels. Tnero Is
good demand for dour, aud quotations ARE steady
We notice rsles Of 700 bbls, including comnon
Michigan. at 50 For what there Il scarcely any in-
quiiy. and sales Of moment ira nspirrd The sup
plies Of larger aDd buyer holding on ir
lover prices For mixed Westgru 52e. ~ Asked In
freigbts thsre IL no change to notice.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-09-02

The NEW COLLECTOR AND CUsroM HOUSE RE-
nsvALs.-The last day Of last month was rather
blue one to many Of the old officers in the Custom
House in this city. For some time previously II
was expected that Mr.. Maxwell had list of remo-
walls made out, and that he was only awaiting
good opportunity to give marching orders to the
unlucky wights whose names figured thereon.
Great CONSERVATION accordingly ensued, no one Of
the old otce-hclders knowing for certain but that
he would be victim. On Friday last the fears of
great many of them were relieved, for the fiat
went forth that the United States had no further
necessity tor the services of the following gentle
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There is thus a falling off Of 40 deaths IN the
week, in the reports Of the Board Of Health, or
IS per cent. under the mortality of the previous
week, which was great decrease from the
week before. II will be seen, however, by COM
pairing their report with that Of the City Inspector,
that, as usual, they are inaccurate. They have
discontinued their publication of cases for the last
week, confn'ng themselves only TO deaths but
why they should continue to publish the latter at
the public expe nse, we are at loss to know, when
they cannot claim the merit OF even approxima-
ton to truth. 1t is said that the expenses have
reached over $l00,0O0 and what value, in the
name Of Heaven, have the public received for such
a lavish expenditure The reports OF this body
have been shown to be worse than useless and,
instead of cooperating with the City Inspector to
enforce the sanitary regulations which ne deemed
necessary, they have rather obstructed and coun-
teracted them. Certainly they have nothing to
show for the money expended. Nuisances and
plague-spots Of all kinds have been permitted to
exist, under their regime-and why they call them
selves a Board Of Health, we, and sour public,'
are puzzled 70 discover, We recolect, when we
were at school, being COED de al amused with some
of the fsnciful derivaons of Latin words, gwen by
the commentators IN the classics. Among them
was the derivation Of the word lucus, grove, from
kseeo, to shine and the reason assigned was, that
grove was dark, gloomy place, and that the
derivation was upon the principle Of contraries,
a non iucendo, from not shining-from being in
volved in darkness. Doubtless the Board Of Health
may derive the reason Of their "style and title "
spon the same satisfactory principle. They are
called Board of Health, because they sanction
or connive at everything that tends to produce
mortality.
The Both street hospital is ordered TO be closed,
and so is that in William street. There will then
remain open but the Stanton street, Centre street,
and Thirteenth street. The ward physicians have
also received notice that their services will be dis
continued from Tie 3lst Of August. The care Of
cholera eases that may hereafter will, there
fore, in future, devove upon the dispensary physi
clans, or such ether medical men as the patients
or heir frie ads may select.
The following is the City Inspectsr's report,
WEEKLY REPORT DEATHS
m City County Of New York. from the 18th dag Of
August To the ist day OF septemher, lsi9
Men, lt9; WomeA loo; Boys E6; Crib, 77.-rota. oS.
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TIL. secret Enpedl.,en aud Lieut.. To.ten

EEw ORirAss, Aug 20, 1919.
We learn that Lieut. Totten. u the United States
steamer Water witch has sent formal notice to the
persons assembled Refund leland to dispense imme-
datry under penalty Of the law lie also cut on their
supplies Of provisisns.
The islanders" replied that they were upenisted
and upaImsd and that they had intention to violate
the laws Of the government They intimat.d thoir in
tsntion to the Island they could pro-
cure means If conveyance.
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STEAMSHIP WASHINGTON. steamer IL due
To-day, with two days later news from Europe.
when the Caledonia sailed, the w. had on board
100 tons Of cargo for New York, and 81 6rsi-class
and l04 second-class paes,ngers-total, l6', excu-
1ve Of children.
The following was the cargo delivered Mt Dre-
nsn by this steamer
Specie value 81 COO "a bales of furs, 126 boxes q
seps facturcd tobacco, 10 cases and bhds OF manu-
featured tobacco 153 packages OF whaebone so bales
~ 'srssparilla, and 2oS packages q sundries
She will bring over two hundred passengers
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Texas-Miltary Movement s-Eicctions

NEw ORLEANS, August 2S, l649.
Advices from Texas have been received to the 10th
inst. Accounts from San Antonio say that In eonse-
suepee Of the reported committed by the
Indians, General Brooke, commanding the troops in
Texas, has called out three companies Of mounted
Texas Rangers
Capt. Vesche's party in Chhuahua 10 said to have
been engaged by the government to protect the souaty
against the Indians.
Sufficient returns the elections held the 9th inst
have been received to indicate the election Of Boil
Governor Of the State.
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The Caso or Rey-iiIs Letter "a the u. .
Consul at Havana.

bALIIMOkE, sept I, Io3o
The following Is copy Of the letter addressed by
Rey to General Campbell our Consul at Havana;-
To GEsKRAL CAMPBELL, CoEsvL rHs USTEp
SrATEs-
81 am called Juan Garcia Rey; was forced by the
Spanish Consul from New Orleans. seek refuge
der the American flag, and wish to return again to the
United States. Dated board the Terrible, July ~.
"Pesrscnrr.I have come here by fierce, the Spanish
Consul having taken false order from the Re-
eorder Of the Second Municipality; forciby shipped
at nine o'clock 1T night taking from the house
Of Don Jose Morante. For this reason desire you
BE- my protector and to send mo back again IL you
do not, they win shoot did not speak freely to
you because the Captain Of the Port present on
board the Terriblen
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BALTIMORE, Sept. ], 1919.
The wilmington IN. CO Commereie!, Of Tuesday
says -: We learn from Capt. Marshall Of the steamer
Wilmington, that the brig Samuel Potter, from this
port bound to Rio, with cargo Of 73U0o feet Of lum
Der 24Coo feet Of timber Is beis Of rosin aud 30 Of
spirits fturpenns took FIRE while lying ct the anchor
age opposite smithvie, Sunday night last aud
s,ri burning when Cart. NJ passed her ION Monday
morping). She burned nearly to the waters edge
The crew and part Of the rigging we're saved.
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SALES ~ AuCrinS

NV YORK MORSE BAIAAg-THR RBGULAggALgs
atAnttor, lofs~a, Nshelre bsruoes so ecntu,s
% ahs place. usua every Monday aad "Wednesday ~ ~
Gtoek heiies, vehicles nc, &c. sold ~ private ril
atcncn. Hns rrcmVNy Tai1, and true hce1uu % 1uch
Gales i.rsi. norfcs taAcn livery aud bert
rosssd. gentirmtn wish 10 Try fsi, viii please 70
ts TIE rrrcrsrntd. where tyrry aftaton VIII BE- PAD
70 tLsr wants D, the Or priftcr an person.
JOHN II. ChTfIELn, Proprietor, Il Crs ny a.,
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". wuiik SltJ iafpo'ter.
City Inspectors once. Sept l. ls4,.
The difference between this report and the sum-
mary Of the Board Of Health, rs relates to the
cholera, is exactly 80 deaths FOR the week, or -
per cent. The falling of in the City Inspector re-
port, from the week ending August q to the week
ending September I, is 81; the de sths by cholera
for the former being 2s3. The total number Of
deaths by cholera for the last three months Is
1853; according to the reports Of the Board OF
Health, only 2,So3; difference from the truth,
2Is6 deaths
The following table will chow the gradual de-
ereasc in fbe general mortality, well as in cho
krs, from the hughes, point, the 2lst Of July, 70
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-09-02

Thus It appears ,hore is siill a majority Of the
deaths by disease Of the bowels.
The proportion Of deaths Of natives Of the United
States over persone Of foreign birth continues to
Increase with the decrease Of mortality. The
numbers are,-
Natives Of the United States. ............... to1
Natives OF an other conntres. .............. $50
OF the latter item, Ireland has furnished TO ne
bill III DEATHS which is exactly the same number
an the deaths by cholera.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-09-02

Just as we anticipated on this day week, there
n a still further decline in the mortality for the
week ended yesterday. In fact, the disease may
be said to have altogether ceased as an epidemic
The lower part OF the city is tree from it, and it
emily fingers IN those upper wards whers the dung
heaps, and the 10000 hogs, and the bone-boilers,
and the putrid carcases of animals send up their
pestiien,al efiuvia, corrupting the air, whose
purify is as essential to human existence as pure
food and pure. water.
The following IS the weekly summary of the
deaths by cholera, according to the daily reports
Of The Board OF Health -
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SHIPPING,


A UCosNoDATlos LINE roR rtiLADELriiiA. VIA
IN Care May IN Freight md faarcnrsfs. Cabin passege
81 d,tk Do. ~ els.-1lt conmudirus steamer RnODE
leland capt NtwbsIfy, VIII leave r1 No North River.
Battery, Toe eaye and Iritnl elock 4.
Returning will rhlade pha eonta,s aud Th-r daya
lfight reduetd prices. IRE Rhode Island has been
fut condition. especially f1r this and
will h-d IN her desirable comfort ana tieSsnco
l,oh SAN FRANCISCO, VIA CuAeREs. I5ru sEP-
temb.r,-Ths new and splendid steamship EMPIRE
CITY. 2ttV iurcn, d. wilson Commander will leave
for Chngre direct from her deos - pers X, on satur
dsy 18th September at three oeieck The r. g. goes direct
passengers this NJ reach Panama
tor the 4. s. Pacific 81 Steamer II October ist
Passage in the alter saloon. $40
DO do upper after saloon. 80. ..... ~,
DO DO forward falcon. ................. MS
Do DO lover epbin.. ....s.s ..s... ID
rr,. a, .,;" "ns nv e.n, hrebaniis. 10 .crts "a,
foot Hight cubic feet obaFsss allowed esch ssfs
scr; ss cubic fee. for each seerars PASSENGER No
rsur.d unless paid for Any person reatrs one. half the
amount 81 money esoure berth for week
y" freight or rassAKs, ,p{,,Sa any a, p
The CRESCENT cI1Y will succeed lhs Empire Ciy, ana
leave en- let 81 October.
rU,BB STEAMSHIP SARAH BANDS, FoR LIVERPOOL.
will ta en- ThursJaJ the Sch september Eor fsisAt or
hsvipx Gid IL aptly
81 or
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AFrDslTIN2.

(trSTREYiiLE COURSE rROrTINO. -SINrEEN
" bors-si the teld Is The greatest nubsr OF
brought togctker tie tnT in day United
saiss Tburdsyt Sept 9th a. IA o'clock a. precsely
Pure. Ss mile beats In harpess Mr.. Warn Phl
q. Bzrtir-s Reindeer; Mr. Aehoe pxu
o'clock, NJ Pacing purse sos m'ls heats beet In in
harness e. baTti, eaters tparxie Conway
m Agsy Down. m. hslan enters b. 8 Repeater. Al
o'clock, T.. NJ rursv so. mile heats to 80 lbs Wagons
j. snters b. f. Awful; g uoaglind eniers ~. r.
Whitley tlriry encrs B. XcntucsG G. nartnecnt~rs
Inck Dow ing W fDnnfr ch Mount Morris
W. Whitney enters br John Enbeoek y. smith be H.
IHoiha Immediately atsr purse $50 mite hsate, boss IN
D. In hntt j. bridge enters ch Trustee =. Conway
enters b. stIanzrri " Reed en'cfs g. Telegraph =
Three trains OF viii lIays the South Ferry BraOhiyu,
for the Cour eyizi ~ A. Mt ~ NJ mud 20 y NJ snd
return rs soon n The 1rts over fa' oaeh -
n B-Duyss esiskrstsd Bras Bani viii IN
JOEL COSKLIE, rropietor
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->~-N>~N-.NoSN. O>~-.~>S>>>e>>.
ID tor; u. Il. Stevens Stage Aanager-Opeoiug Night
n.dsy eve irs Ssp,sILsr viii he rs.9a shasspssrss
Mr. Mcfarland Bspqro. Mr. Stevens ady aeboth Mrs d.
wslsek jr To een,lsds ~ h !lst tmel Lew rsmanto
WE'LL Dupb Jim Malone. ar. Martin; Pisrot Moore;
Chsuahoh Mr. Drew Mary Long. Mr., Jordan. Doors open
Pit and Call ~, l21s cents.
DROADwAY TBEATRE.-0RANpI ITALIAN OPERA
ID IL Lavpg been tnggssted by many admirers both Of
snd Ballet that each should form sspeate
is announced that the Grand Italian Opera will
teptsr s. viii DO performed Bsilinis grand Opera Of
sgn.ra Vita Carsbti Poloue sgnor A. Arnold Orvy.so
ssnor Nove; Cohilds Sig Ayesadro favio signor
Circle and Par qus 81, FAMILY Third Circles ~ seats
Gallery. IS cents. Private boxes may be obtained.
OLYMPIC THEATRE -T6E LADIES AND GENTLE
~ connected with this sstablshmont requested
psIAtory the opening Of the house the 10th
". NIT, bell. Manager.
CPLLNDlDDIsPLAY OF FiREvORksAT yAuyHALL.
- Gsrd.r-on fridnv evS"inE Sept 7h, lsiD-Prepsred
Roei e.. With SARA Spsndsd Vertical heel aass.
with serpen,s Peruvian Cross Rockets WITH winding
sre.n stars Pride Of Aurora koeies with sod rain Polka
banev aud Ceored Baery Rockets with crimson
stars Tribute Of Gers and PoAa Dance Psrachus Rockets
and green stare 10 eonoude with Egyptian Pyramids,
pas the door ever, mnstss space sss been
slssrsd to accommodate 2tp0 psrsons.
(nINEsE tusEUM,--THE ONLY ONE IN THE UNI
~ ted STATE bD brondwsy exhibiting ths Nhnpors, Gus
Of chips.e Open from A. ~ III ioP. ~ AimIs,asss
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