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ARRIVAL OF THE
STEAMER AMERICA.
ROSToN, Jan IL, p.

The royal Mail Steamship America ar
rived at this port TO day bringing ten days
later intelligence from all parts Of Europe,
than that received by the Washington
having sailed from Liverpool on the 5oIh
utimo. The news is interesting but not
of unusu Al importance.
The Cholera had increased in Loodon
and Scotland. and continued bad in both
places up TO the sailing of the steamer.
Louis Napolean was inaugurated on
theolst Of December.
Paris continued tranquil and no distur-
Dances saemnd to be apprehended.
The affairs of Austria, Italy and Spain
remain in StGiu ono.
The demand for money in England had
slightly increased. and funds rose consd-
erably. The stock of bullion in the Bank
of England amounted to nearly 15O0O.-
900 pound sterling. The rates of dis
count on first class paper was 81 per cent
-Consols 88IG882.
In the Cotton and Wooden Manufacture
ing districts an increased spring business
is looked forward to
Mr.. Folks Message was read with
great interest particularly that portion re-
lating to the gold mines of California.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1849-01-17

0-J-From the 18th of Dec. up to the
seth. seventeen days. there were 739
deaths. By Cholera, in New Oreans-be
ing an average Of 10 deaths day. This
says the Delta, 'is vastly less than the
number who died in 1882. when our pop
ula,ion was scarcely half what it is now
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1849-01-17
Pennsylvania u. 8. Senate.
HARRlsBURGH, Jan. 9.
The Hon. James Cooper was elected L
>. Senator, to-day on the third ballot.

An Irish Judge said, when addressing
prisoner convicted Of murdcr-"You
arc to be hanged. and hope twill be a
warning 10 YOU
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1849-01-17

t. &. SENAToR.-Ex- G. oycrnor Thorn
as Me,c a.ie was elected by the Legislator
of kentucky. on the 4th inst. United
States Senator until the Ith Of March. 10
ell the vacancy occasion by the reslsna-
ton Of Hon. John J. Crittenden.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1849-01-17
Commercial.

There were large sales Of Cotton at
Havre. at an advance Of 6 francs on pre-
English advices at Ilavre mentions
business as improving daily since the
election of Napoleon.
Rough Corn declined IS per quarter
and Foreign one shilling.
At the London Corn Exchange, Flour
was very dull. with slow sales
At Liverpool large bonafde and
speculative business was going forward in
cotton, and much confidence was mani
tested among operatives.
Western Canal Flour eos per brl.
New Mess Pork was wanicd-no quo
tations given.
Lard was in demand at the late reduced
rates.
The money market was cas-.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1849-01-17

FABLE.-The sword of the warrior was
taken down to brighten i, had not been
long out Of use. The rust was soon rub
bed off, but there were spots that would
not go. they were OF blood. Ii was on
the table near his Secretary. The pen
took advantage of the first breath of air TO
move a little further off
Thou art right said the sword, Il am
bad neighbor."
IL fear thee not" said the pen. II am
more powerful than thou art; but love not
thy society,"
II eXterminate." said the sword
"And perpetuate." answered the pen
"where were thy victories if recorded
them not! Even where thou ihvself shalt
be one day--in oblivion"
He is grea; sirPleton who imaeines
that the chief power Of wealth is 10 supply
wants. In ninety cases out of hundred
il creates more wants than it supplies.
A wag told us the other day, that half
Of the lawyers live without cause and
die without cFac's.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1849-01-17

w SUI.
The Cholera broke out at Fort Lavacca,
Texas, among the 9Th Infantry. and ragged
two weeks, during which time there were
20 deaths daily. The dead were piled in
heaps. and it was reported that one half
the reigment is dead.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1849-01-17

E-Ogfcial Report. of the Board of
Health. for ,wenty-four hours. ending Jan.
l2t.,, IL N. No cases of Cholera report
ed from the city. Two cases reported by
Health officers a, Commercial Hospital
One death q: IIospi.al.-Cin. Gaz. Jan. l3.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1849-01-17

" GNypoSrS,Ss~zssz
S>9'Ss9Aipirs:ss

p-Books Tor the subscription Of Stock
in the Wayne County Turnpike Compa-
ny. viii be opened, on Monday, the aad
inst, q, Richmond. Centreville. German
town. Cambridge and Dublin.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1849-01-17

TEMPERANCE MEETING Gen. Riley.
Of Rochester New York. is announced 10
commence an onslaught on Captain
- hiskev. at the College Hall 10 night
lie is said 10 be one OF the ables, Generals
of the crca, Cold W alter Army.
We make the following extract from the
pronunciamento detailing the plan OF the
fight. In wacing this war. the General
offers good wages 10 the listeners he wish
es TO enlist in his cause.
The General is employed and paid by
no association. but travels and works on
his own account for the benefit of suffer
ing humanity. He offers the following
wages 10 such OF his hearers vino are no,
satisfied at the close Of the mee.inc:--
Wholesale Liquor Dealers. DistiIIers
and Brewers. eocts. per hour. Retailers.
Is. and able bodied men. 10. Wives.
mothers and daughters are respectfully
invited to attend. Gin. Dispatch
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1849-01-17

GUILTY OR NOT GUrLrY.-"Guil,y or
not guilty !" asked the Dutch Justice
MOT guilty" den vat you do here -
60 spout your piziness.'
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1849-01-17

This new work, aud the GOLDOMlIER, arc
both now ready for sale.
The G0LDoNEfEH is 50 simple an nstru-
ment, that 4 child may learn tn operate with IL
in five minutes. 1t is not affected by climate.
moisture, sGy other known causs, except the
Iatu raj utt.nri,i and viii retain its power OF
puIntinc out mineral riches in the earth Tor any
number Of years sy the aid Of III. Guihe any
person may use the instrument at once with per-
E...i
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1849-01-17
Farmers and Land Owners.

Farmers ani Land Owners through ths L.
States, who have reason Ia suspect tae existence
Of any kIat of Mineral riches upon their iaaIs.
>i.uulI nvlsi themselves of this opportunity to
test that flct, hy ihr sur"st oi all known tests.
he fore tlir Abundance Of discoveries IN all parts
of th- III AL have lessened tins Of
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1849-01-17

G--,-The first No. Vol. 9th, of the Ohio Guilt
vaior, published at Columbus, Ohio, by VI. b.
Baie.iarl, is table-price S year, each.
for any number less than four subscribers four
subscribers and upwards 15c each. We
me nd this work TO our Farme and Hortcultu-
rists \ COPY can be seen at this Office, and
will take pleasure in forwarding their names and
subscf ption price TO the publisher.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1849-01-17
HISTORY OF ruE p,>CoyERr.

Z
~ two years ago. Ia consequence of esstata ia
fa-natiaa which, h. hal received OF the geologic
n character OF ihat eoaatry. with ihs firm be-
lief that vast mines OF precious metals ouli BIO
revealed there. npoa careful iaves,ig atioa- lie
. rs encouraged 10 this eaierprisc, also. hy his
conf. 1enee ia tbs powers or certain Magnrtic
instrument winch .,s had Invented. called ths
.'GoiAoneier." bg whose aid he expected u DO
directed at u the Goii riac-rs." ii any
such existed y or ware has prstatlous Iisap-
pointed. His scientific calculations proved TO he
founded in truth ana prafouai vision. AMI his
new Instrument, the +. Gaiiume,e fulfilled his
highest hopes. In less thtn two moaths after
reaching California. he struck upon one Of ths
richest gold mines IN HAT eoaatry, upon ain OBJ
scurr branch OF the Sacramento river. in gorge
Of hiiis ex,remclv rocky aud d,fil >ut Of acc~ss.
aud seldom visited by tbs native Caiiforataas---
Disgusting his object uu.er tbs pfetener OF pare
" scientific research. he obtained tbs aid Of
fifteen twenty simple ami faithful Indians.
aud steadily pur.urd his task. collecting oftea
moro than 81 900 worth Of geld ia singic dsy.
which he Concealed III "A deep rayine. without eA-
CHUNG any suspicion whatever untl after The dis
covery of gold at Capt. Suffers Mill. when the
nioun,ans were ransscked by gold seekers, all
: .gnor D'Alvear's .'geid placer" thu richest Ia
ali California was bsset with greedy aivrn;ar-
ers. 1t is nov founi that the real tnines sour
ccs of the gold, lie in the gorges of tha moun-
tsns ANA not ia tn. beds san,ls OF thu rivers.
Previous 10 leaving California, S,guor D'Aivier
sold has insttnnrnt. the Go!dometer, n very I'M
perfect one. for ; l.011 Th- pctson who par
chase. i, confidently eSpectci to make a hand
som. fortune, oy simply finding "goii plac-rs"
aud selling out the right OF digging to tho gold
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1849-01-17
OF lic q OltlOsslctcr.
and Publication Of the 1iiaidc.

Si.nof D'At,i-r, IN conpliance With tho re-
quest Of numerous scientific gen Inca, has com
tnenced the manufacture of his new Magnetic
Instrument. tir GOLD )NE TER. which he nov
offers for sale, the United States, al tho re-
maraabIv low price ofIiii;EE DOLLARS each.
accompanied by faH instructions for use, aud
variety Of Philosophical iri"ts drawn from the
L .-l..r.. Il.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1849-01-17
The (sOldOuncfcr. or Gold Scckc err
fSu1Ics

S.gnoy D'.Aiyeaf hAs Dna arriv ed 1t New y e.k.
from the Goi4 -.oas OF Caiuoraia, BY way of
Panama, Char-rrs and New Orleans. bringing
wIia hiin very large quantity Of Gold ore. val
ued At nearly one million OF Dollars. which hs
collected there, ioag before III. existence Of tho
Gold mines became known tn tie residents Of
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1849-01-17

COED SEEK EARS GUIDE:

Silver. Platinum Quicksilver, Coal. Iron. Cor
per, Lead. and other Mnnrrai Riches. the wiioi
h.it, in ,r,f,l called fhs
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1849-01-17

u The " HIG 4 ALMANAC, for 10, has ct last
made its appearance, and i. is tie Almanac Of
the year-every MAJ should have one. The
price is; Single copy l2ic; IL copies 81: 100
copies s.; 900 copies SO. Greeley & Melt
rath the enterprising publishers, will please
cept thanks for the copy sent us.
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Notices Of Marriages and Deaths, hen fur
nished BY these Interested, or when sent oveG
some responsible signature, are inserted free OF
charge. Obituaries, over lines, charged
% cents per square for the cverp!us-
The fee for advertisin. Divorce cases must be
paid strictly in advance All other legal adver-
tiseinents inserted on the pecuniary responsibiii
~ Of the party ordering item For advertising
wives, , per square Viii iavafiably re eXacteo
in advance.
Yearly or half yearly advertisers have the
priri t,e Of changing their embellishments every
three months.
Candidates for Office. who subscribers, can
have their names inserted once, free OF charge
Those who are not subscribers, one doiiur viii
invariably be charged.
Administrators advertisements. being part OF
he expenses Of taking out letters of Admins
trttion, expected TO be paid out CT the first
monies collected for the estate.
give expect 10 adhere strictly to the above
terms.
JI'E. 3 PALMER, is our Age ut at New York
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1849-01-17

"OM Zaea Coming THE Cincinnati Guz-
cite of the 18Th contains letter from Gene raj
TAYLOR, addressed TO the committee Who waited
upon him, in which he says: "Ihe invitation 10
ourtakc CT the hospitalites Of ny friends in
Your city, is heartily accepted, and on my route
to " ASKING ton shall DO yseif the pleasure Of
spending a day with yon. regret that cannot
now res ignatc the exact day OF my visit, but on
my arrival 81 Louisville, | Will take occasion To
advise you definitely on this point The Gaz
cite says: eve undc rstand that lie is
It'd. - H. tnt., of t-hrli:1ry -
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j. We invite the attention Of readers
The advertisement Of Don lose D. AIyicr, in an
other column. The GoiGouIcter and Coid-Srel,-
ers Guide. there airertisrd if the truth is tolt;
about tilrm-and We are not disposed 10 doubt il
are valuable ais discover the Mineral
y eulth OF our country, and our eIte rprzing cit;
izens, especially those vhe are now singing
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1849-01-17
Adventurous to California.

Persons gun. 10 California cannot MAKE =
be tier investment than by purch isag Of
thcs.. instruments. viii. II wall not oniy b. worth
tiitS tunes ITS value tIrrr, to sell again, but will
he OF iuestiinabIr wofti, 10 those vino % in
search OF Cold. az has t.en proved by the mast
Abundant experiment boih an California; amt tho
t. nltcI States.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1849-01-17

That's the iaul for us;
We're bound for Sacramento
To Dig for tie 6 old DUST
lamps OF gold, Diamonds, &c, viii no: fail to
secure d 'GoIdoneter' and Guide. Three Del
lars is the price.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-10-22
sEyy Books, Asc.

!
M osoAs's LITERARY DsPoT, ESCHAN0E PLhck
WI ,doinns the Post Once, New Crlcsns La.As the
above bhfnt may always te found Dnoks Of eveyfe
scripci oopsstins % Novei. History Biography Sseaeo
Commercial Geographical ald asticd NBrsl Also
complete of sasioaery, together with all ts
principal D9iy ppd Weekly Newspapers aud Magazine
County orders foe arcle in the trade supplied and Tor
~sraed With destaah. Booze lied. frunpt attsnss-
paid 20 any worn orssred by mail Porst Books imported
70 order J. q. MJRgAN.
Literary DEPOT ao aiming the Post Once New Orleans, Ia
Ps-Compirte srrangentnts have been made with the
rfipcipai Publishers thfoughoug che Mon, supply Is
the nav works fast % isfued. j. g. ~.
<INuN CHEAPEST BOOK yer JACK SHEPPARD.
sath twenty three beautiful IL sstratiens, for twenty
sys cents and syl.ndid edition Of tns highly
citing work. ~ VIM r. worth. will ,. raaty OF Tues
~sy n,ernirr Oct. %. Send in year orders early
JOIN ". IEAD. Publ, sler, - Pearl 81. " y
erso DEpIrrS DANENPOhF, Tribune BuUdihgs.
A RARE CuANUE.-TiIE PEoPRisrOE % DNE uF
N che ost popular aud profsie Literary Esbtsiucats
rriur nsdins 10 necessary IRON eecnibg h lth 90
dispose on u the absent TO person of literary
snd basinss affiliations snt VIE car ,1somand Iry
h. go go sycs Or plicaons be sent 20 DEXTER
BROTHER, IS Snn street. stars.
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RAILROAD.


NEW YORK AND HARLEM RAILRosp.-NEg Ar
IN On and after Wednesday. October H. lsi1,
wilt follows. Sundays excepted until FUR
Their Trains will leave City na. y. Y, for Harlem
horrisanis OBJ A. A. ". 10 A. VI a. " II ".
81 p. y 6l5 y. ". New village $50
A. lus. ~, " ~. 3W ~, = p. ", 6l5 p. fort-
ksm end Williams Bridge. so 4. ~ 10 a N "a " 2l'
y. $50 p. s. CTS Hunts srid g. Underhilfs
aud Darts ,srrers. so ~. 10 3Slr. ", So y.
Tuclahoe aud White Plains 80 ", 10 a. 2bF ",
20 5P. g. llcasantvne New Castle, Bed lord. We
ehancsvle Pu-dys aud Craton Falls and nterme lac
s,sti-rs on tisns $50 si5r $50 ~. Bce~riecs.
1ownsrs psttvfsor, Prulding South Doyer p-ver FUR
end Dover lsins SD q. a. 2i5 p ~ Notice Pts-
r,mNdsd of the great danger sanding upon he
Platforms Of the Csrs and heeby notified That the practice
TIE rule ~ the Company AVID that they 90
fdui responsibility r injury ustained ~ any pas
the Platforms cae ~ accident Returning
yo,k. will leave Harlem aud aortstnia, sos a. ~
49,, s-s7 A. ~ a. -. lg1 A. ~. ~ " l& -, So
Bridge. SIS a. ~ "a af3 10 s. a. l20P.
90 y. ga ~ whie Plates, 40 4. SIS 4. ". l.fl
A. gp. naf7 p. Cr0'ou falls, us a. 9Oi A q.
sAr.n Dover Plans. a. y. as y. -. Tine Trains
fer Harlem aud Morrsanle leaving city Hall st So 8,
10, N, "a. 2 4, end ia returning. from Nprrsans
and Harlem at sos. TaJ ?. u, Li3 3Oi. SD aud Eve
o'clock viii land ND receive pasencrs ~ Hh sd 5.t
6ist 7yh. SGth Hsth, bh 18th, and ld streets The
Dover Plains New York At ais ~ returning.
white rains aud Aew orb, except ct Tuskahoe. Will
sms Bridge add Fcriham. unless toletve com-
inc CrotcR Pals. Car viii precede es,n train
40 take in the CITY Tue ast car
will ttop ezcep sud 9th street freight
Trains leave New York az o'clock returning lsaVs
Dov,r Plains at " o'clock FOR Sunday arrsng-nents
hand bilis- ". SLUAT, Superintendat
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ma Ralph, AOrseR Or TBB "PesCrioaL Pit
~ sato lras sa ao IS 1tess sci steel. Ohce hours
- "a A. D., ~ p e. tSuaisys eresrtadi Th'ae go
sptN n to ea'iy .S.eas vii PC gurgrlef e. sls rpar
A1d httte at.sudaS their ~ ia oaiy
dpTsvsr. t'se Van tave Suffered ffs sor1iB esss pt
pic who rrcrig srpr-cise BIS sgfvisus inrrratrrc
frn "a Er5 tacuisrA 20 Us aivs1oi .sd tstrf-
ing t1Tos itu avagts,cs Sni ssry exclusive
nraotce Re sora arid AS rsios ef-s ~Ass
Ne iads ssaior. - ob-ssaS n~ ott@f
sa9~retp Arts~+e.
nR MORRISON ~ COSgiDEyTtALiY CuSsUiTgD
NJ e.. AL dise.s,s OF dsies na.urs. lrtcsirc of ~
years ett lios him % hous re"ot
three TO ts dsss No fe til cuTcd atrctors
weakness. % rvagcby cNrrs See kis ISndol pXiSna
HE ofhce, ns1s " alton street
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nKPoT or fHaNCB aEcHANIUAb bAsFs, Ne. AS
~ sros5wsr, toenerly liascn's Agency, 8r1adwsy
ysft received very srFr choice of sechaaieni Lsnr Csr
eel also Iaoc ko3erftut- bamps for Veises fteneh
rpfss fer Lamp. Tbe beet ~orkmen sFe atte,e" 70
.s establishment fr rsCarirr sbd eic.nins Nuo OF
Isurs Undertakes kisi o. Frneh Brgass sn3 ga
pArppENItfr
.gps-IssPs-cAtPaI AND SPIRIT LAgPG
IL he tss sssvtmert o. sinasgre soitr lamp IN the
eifs,das all styles, Gall LAMPS, Dytts tine
ot,rr., Fusf Lamre very description amps altered
a.. :, trs, ned 10 I'VE D. S-Pesse esh aad
snarns ss"'s Ps'e''' "A BALDWIN, s0,. BOssry
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CLOTHING.

>--ry~--~-~N~eN
N AND J. DEyIIN. WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
~. Dealers In Clothing. - and - John street corner Of
Nasu beg leave tae that their stock Of Fall aud VIM
Clothing for 1890 Is ready for inspection ia every de-
partment.
wHOLEshLE ROOMS
with she largest stock q Winter Clothing
ia city, p which will be found iuncnse variety
Earn suited every section Of country, has5d IN
their ftyi aad for sale AZ the low
RETAIL pEPARrhENr
IL Aerg constantly sppped vita the choicest ard noges
syle ines's aud te stock Of Drcss and froos coats i
every shade and price, together wih the and cgtat
business 'cE in,rodueed BY them andso eeobr,,ed sso
their sock of Overcoas Pae;ots and Sacks, they
without % rndtion, rely unriyalea hs
Tie and vests become 100 celehra
It'd rrquife extended notice. The aenOn
this topnr keep fully the taste Of ire
day he able offer garments recherche In style 81 the
very loSeft hgure.
rartR CrsrON DEPARTMENT.
u stocked With The choicest Cloths Cassmeros Vcstinrs
selected chiefly ia the European mtrket, Wy
one and IL presided by the most fahionahlo
ordered oSer Of full ferry
per cent -
any carmen, bought o. made q order at ths establish
mert must ~ elesartly, q bel freely rel seted
Cssr orr CLUTaISG AND rURSIrU aE--LAp DIES
" eud gentlemen o. tain fair price for cast on cloth
Ice ~ tndpg Zoe the uhscreer through post or other
III attend their residence. Ladies ATTENDED hy Srs
Le,tuttyn. }. LEykksTfN, iG5 DrJndwsy, up stairs.
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SCHOOLS, &c.

BOOK KEEPING, ARITHMETIC. &c.-TuosE VINO
~ desirous % preparing themselves for the counting
sured Of being taught practically and the most
thorough manner, upon moderate terms, by W. REM
VILE No. 29 Broadway Each student IL separately in
structed. Open cay and evening.
TTEACHER WANTED TO TAKE CHARGE OF BER-
Academy. well qualified to teach the Engsh aud
Latin langusgo Application he made during the week
until Saturday the 18th, either Of the trustees Teach
Of tho public school New York preferred Bergca Hud
CO.. n. j.
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AMUsE M e MIS-.

ROwERY THEATRE.-. MONDAY EVENING, Oct. aad.
bf All Or p RiSnAhp r Ss Battle bs,ssSsR
FedD re Of Gcster Mr. J WallseS Jr; Earl Of kon-
s%S S Mr.. a wad
TThE' 81 Nj 70
2'e AVID p'T aS GS%s = Po..
MIS- GIeft Doors open at c o'clock; curtain rises at
B,Sss o cent. pit and osllsIfyy ~ cents: w :
CEANFRAU,s NATIONAL TnEATRE.-MONDAY
SihiH &Ey oIytI6S; or Patriots Of 70 Farmer Bra1
nSl
TPsSr Mr riy Mr.;
hHIE fSET4 !aIEyEs@siisy Baby WIZ Mr. e. raylsT;
hiFss
ysU%1s Mr. JsssIsSn Mrs s:gmH S As'ayei
d Pi Rs aP%aN Or s de- sa
Saurtray crosysaor; Kyisins Mrs cSaoSsr' KatTyn
cash NJ wals%t; zsIips Miss n TsSigf Tssonsis;s Win
nr Mr. Coa9ysr Mrs chsssstos Miss Re- aoce RS
l2o Doors open al o. eert.in rise at o'clock precisely
WELcHs NATIONAL CIRCUS. EIGHTH STREET,
w Third avenue, Actor Plaee.-MOnday evening, Oct
scene entitled the war Cavalry Of the Turkish Empire to
be Flowed ey ls Gresian Games the Comic Enssh Ponies
Louis How ard fsas Of Personal Posture BY G. Danba no.
Shaver Shaved. Afternoon performances Wednesday aud
SsS5aay an ss g. Ssa
mission, - cents Reserved seats for families.
RARNuMs AMERICAN MUSEUM. 7. BARNuM
- PrSrrietor5J Greenwood r. Assistant Manager-i%-
Martnet Family They appear every and evening
variety other interesting ensTtaismens comic pinto
mines, &c. Also engaged Louis Esl.r, Mr. r. c. weny.s
Higgins Misses sS fs' Barisn and wS:t . Also
Living Apaeonds Mammoth Crocodile Admission 20 cents
Children under 10 years Of age. l21i cents
MACALLIsTERs TEMPLE OF ENCHANTMENr-
NJ Chinese Assembly Rooms Seventh series Of MaEeal
every evening during the week will be given the Enchsned
mon. the Canary Doll and Lady Chinese Confeeoner Les
son for Ladies Receipt for making Cream Robbery Dis
and Dy ss
Dictionary Present ExPecaton. Portfolio to conclude
Maeaser Tickets % cents Reserved seats so
Room perfoTmancs every SATURDAY at clock
ERANKLINTHEATRE IT'S ca LATHAM sQUARE-sUR-
u rrising and unequasd attract Grand Afternoon
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81 hs Tss Gs s%s. 81 s h M
Family" and Madame wartons troupe Of Model ARTISTS
Rs Sna aa %sa viii
SSsh Of sa rsSrs to ss and
rsrs eustomS the savsgss tateons
livery that has wi messed the agility muscular
danens will never forget him Doors OPEN at half PAST
performances commence at half-psst z precisely.
CTOPPANTs PANORAMA HALL-MEYEas PIANO
quarter guar sS ' ESSiion and
DAY afternosns Pssersma moves at 3s o'clock Admission
rs cents; children, half price.
brooklyn INsTITUTE.-TUEsDAY EVENING, OCT.
gSd IshakteaTsIn RsadinssIsEKTHuA1Ep OF We
(>HINfsE sUssUE-- $50 BROADWAY, EXHIBITING
i.uI hundred plion. q Chinese win close November sd
children under L. half price.