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The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-11-08
Monday evening. New. 4, 1850

LocAL.--One Of the rooms pfthe Tall
made House was entered last night about
II o'clock. bu, the intruder finding more
of a spirit Of resistance in the inmate
than he anticipated, IeaPed through tho
window carrying the sash with him aud
made his escape. He did not appear I"
like the clink Of a revolver.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-11-08
D.stru,lIye Fire

ALAANY, Nov ,.
The factories ni the Syracuse aud Utica Railroad
at the Oneida depot were consumed b, lire about
o'clock this morning The fire was fret discoy-
cred by the conductor Of the eastern train, and Is
supposed to h We oiginated in black smith shop.
Several new coaches were destroyed. with one
Locomotive aud large amount Of lumber The
luss is estimated at fifty Thousand dollars.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-11-08
Union Meeting in Georgia

oAVANNAH' uoUTSIH' NUNVHIUOT Il
The friends Of the Uuiou turned out in large
numbers last evening to ratiiy and approve the
Conpromise measures Spirited addresses were
delivered by number OF eminent speakers aud
resolutions adopted avOwins the determination of
the meeting 10 stuId by the Union aud maintain
the Compromise as the only means Of procuring
peace. The meeting throughout was most euthu
gins
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-11-08

Too TRvE.--Wein Forney, Esq, has
retired from the North Pennsyiraaiaa
Bradford county. His experience. he
claims tt, be an honest man, has not beer
the mos, agreeable in editing Locofocc
paper, and he has come tn the sage con
clusi"n that there is great doubt whether
an honest Democraticpoper can succeed.
His own experiment. he frankly admits
has been failure.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-11-08
Ln,. rrnm 1nlirnrnin

NEW ORLEANS, Nov. ].
The steamer Albany arrived from Chages
with twn days later news from California where
another fire has occurred, reducing to nshes 100
buildings. No other news Of Importance.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-11-08
Two wa,Ohnlen Killed

PHILADELPHiA. November 9
Two Watchmen. Corcoran in Spring Garden,
and SIavin in MuynmenSiug. died yesterday from
the effects Of injuries received AT the hands e.
rowdies. Slavin was shot through the body, aud
Corcoran fatally kicked two nights previous to
his death.
A party Of exiled Portuguese left New York
on Thursday for their luture home in Central
Illinois
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-11-08
PrOOlamaiIDn.

WAsHISGroN, Nov 4.
The Republic publishes proclamation from
the President sllspenting certain laws repairing
the levyiug "t discriminating duties oi tonnage
ou mpurts so far concerns the vessels To Chill
aud manufacturers produce aud impaired in the
saIne lo The United Stales.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-11-08
Recovery OF Cnihoun,s statue.
P,rrsDURoH, Noyemberl. /.

II I5BUKUH' INUFtIIIUtT I.
Capt. Johnson Of the Yacht Twilight has sue.
ceeded in recovering the Statue oI Calhoun -
The only injury it sustained was the loss OF part
OF the right arm but the fracture can be conceal.
ed by drapery.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-11-08

A FnnruNATE MAN.-Mr Pomeroy
formerly in moderate circumstances ia
Cuving,on, Ky, has recently realized
$500, 900 by the sale nf a patent right oil
his own invention, for coating iron with
copper
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-11-08
New J,rsrv. EI,o,Ion
NV" ~VH""y T7HVDIFVW
TREs1oE. Noyemher 8

TREEToS November 3.
Mercer county gives "A majority iur Rink, Whic
Thy lor's majority in l848 WIS 20 In the city %
Trenton. Shelton Denucrai. has G5 minority Cl
Cungre s.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-11-08

Peach SgAsON.--lt is estimated that
j. C. Davis. of the Great Milford Peach
Orchard. has made ten thousand dollars
during the past season. The original
investment is only three thousand dol
lars. Gin. Gdx.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-11-08
California News
NEw ORLEANS. Nov |

NEw ORLEANS, Nov |.
The late fire reported in San Francisco is said
To have destroyed 100 buildings and CONSUMED
property to the amount oi S500OO0 The Ala
bana brought 80 passeuges.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-11-08

NEvER WAS ANY THING TRUER.-An
honest man not only takes and reads the
newspaper, but never fails 10 pay the
printer. e
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-11-08

MANY Col Thomas L. Kane of PhiladeIphia,
promptly resigned his Office of U, $. Commission
or, ON receiving information of the passage
of the Fugitive Slave Bill declaring bis be.
Iiel that mo honorable man can longer hold the
ohce" The "ct, says the Freeman. is worthy Of
his heart aud will be honored by every man who
can appreciate noble deed-PhM Paper.
Jertlsaem! Ii that makes a great and good
N n wenre in-Ior we resigned the office OF U.
Deputy Marshal for the very same reason, but
we had entirely forgotten to TIL about it. Pass
us round brethren OF the Press. Pre-haps we may
yet g" to Consress-whO knows'--Meigs Co.
Telegraph.
We will comply cheerfuIly with all
such reasonable requests. giving the edi.
tor of the Telegraph every opportunity
to win immortal honor He vii, most
likely goto Congress when the people
of his district desire a representa- alive
who will disregard the compromises of
the Constitution.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-11-08
New York Election
Notice 10 Bounty Land Claimants.

New YURK Nov 6
Lansslond, Wing. has been elected Mayor oil
The city by about 900 majority.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-11-08

New YoRK- TAank1gi0,Ag. .-Governor
Fish has set apart The 18th of December
as day of thanksgiving and prayer
same as in Pennsylvania.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-11-08

MARYLaNp- Thanksgiving. Govern
or Thomas has appointed the 2sth ofNo'
vernbsr as day Of thanksgiving and
nraver.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-11-08

TaEAsURY NoTEs.--The amour, Of
Treasury notes outstanding November
LIST, was S2ll,939.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-11-08

FUoTlvE SLAyEs.--The following ar
'icls which is copied from the Amherst
burg Courier (csuads) looks rs if tho
Canadians are losing some Of their gym.
palhy for the fugitives who seek refuge In
ths. Province. It also shows. beyond
any estimate we had previously lorms,d,
the great number Of persons who have
escaped from labor in the South. The
Courier says; h
I'VE have heeh favored for the laat Iour mr. 60.
days by an influx Of the coIored ,g,, ,;o,, r.,r,
the Siates whose advent. TN ugh honorable 10
the provinces as a land of liberty, could be yerv
benehcially dispensed with by the peaeesbls r.,
| habitants Of this frontier On this .iI- ~,
clouds OF immigrants are disembarked Iro,a sSs,
| ry boat that stnps, and between one and TO-,
hnDdled have already arrived OF this port. a H..
rapid influx continues at all points along ihr tn,'
tier ns lar as heard fromi aud If some action hs
not taken by the Legislature in this matter. this
part OF the province must soon be Overwhelmed
| hy our col0red brethren. When, some years ago
the poor inhabitants Of Great Britain aud Ireland
locked over ti this province tho rapidly, our Hb-
erat Government imposed poll tan upon all per.
sous landed ON Que shores from the other side of
| the Atlantic Much more necessary is 80 b a
provisiun 10 prevent our being flooded by black
population Let us see it Our rulers will impose
| itn
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-11-08

SENsIBLE!-The Abbevile McsSenge,
published in Buncombe county, Nortt
Carolina. contains most excellent arti
Gle, on the integrity Of The Union, the al
laying of petty, sectional jealousies, ant
the domestic peace ofthe country, which
concludes as follows:
We zee M cause now for dissolution
and are "tirrly opposed TO ii under an,
preteAce OhateCer. lfthe people are let a
lone they will Ro on and be prosperous
and happy, in spite ofdemagogues, aspi
rants, aud politicians. We gn out and
out for the Constitution. the Union, Fill
more, and the Wing party; and nothing
shall deter us from our allegiance TO them
but their adjustment or treachery."
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-11-08

NEW YoRR November 5.
Bishop Hughes leaves here on the 10th for
Rome, To get the appointment Of Archbishop
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-11-08

Judge CAGRey- Incidents dthe Polts.---
The Democratic primary election on last
Saturday has resulted. as we anticipated.
in the nomination Of Judge CLANCY as
LocOfoco candidate for tho Constitution
al Convention. Mr.. Sharp avowed him
self as Bank man and consequently
could not expect nomination where the
Lpcnfoco leaders had the control of the
matter. There are some incidents con-
iected with the election. at least in this
iowuship, which certainly renders the
whole system contemplate. Some oi
them we shall relate.
A large number Of Wings were per
miited To vote. III one instance when Il
was supposed that Wbis would vote
for Col. Sharp. the Judge of the election
refused the vote, but as soon as he discoV,
cred ,ha, the person would vote for Judge
Chaney, the vote was taken aud put into
the box. In nearly every case where
a whia vute was received, il was pretty
we'll ascertained that he wnuld put in a
ballot for Judge Clancy. We know not
luw many such votes were received, bu'
we have heard nf several. In nne case;
VIZ hear, une persm voted twi ce under
ectitinus names. In some Of these cases,
we believe wings voted merely for the
fun or the thing" IN others out offriend-
ship fsr some particular candidate While
most If these vnles were received. the
Editor of the Eagle was acting as Judge
His Judgeship was changed frequently
as we learn Of several who acted in that
capacity during the day,
The system Of nominations in this c"un
ty is as bad. if not worse than the man
agemeu, Of county affairs. When the
honest portion Of the party were disgust
ed with the Convention system. they
we're oppeased with primary elections.
not thinking, good nalured souls. that the
same Influences. unknowingly to them
could be brought to bear upon these
Iec,nns and the choice candidates of the
leaders as easily nominated. Go back To
the nominations Of lSi9. when the ap-
pIiances Of party and the disgusting slan.
der of political friends, we're brought to
bear in all their force. And yet after tina
scene, the democracy ofthe county turn
ed out in their might aud elected the
Nominated candidates. Aud after the
present nomination. the same inhuencct
will be brought to bear aud that which
would be fraud" at the regular election
will be considered "fun" at the primary
election.
II may he that the leaders cannot in
all cases succeed at these primary ell c.
tions as they might wish, and are taking
this plan to force the party back to the
old system where they could be alpay'
triumphant; but be the cause whatever
It may, tho election on Saturday last was
as complete farce as we ever witnessed
and whether intentional or not, was a
fraud committed on one Of the candidates
We shall most likely have occasion to re-
fer 10 this matter again.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-11-08
~ The Perrysbu, gh Reveille admin

~ The Perrysbu,gh Reveille admins
lers the following just rebuke 10 ,hose
who are TOO pinus" to go to the polls
and discharge duty impeiatively de
mauded ofevery America citizen:
There is anolher class of men--not
very numerous. but yet their votes would
frequently tell 10 effect - who are too pr
Gus. rarely if ever, to vote. They claim
the pruiectinn Of the laws oftheir c"un
irr, aud declaim about the depraviiy ot
lhe age aud the cuiupli"n oi men in au
lhority. hut are too self righteous To use
their constitutional right in putting in bet
ter ones
The N Y, Custom. HnusE.-The
Washington Republic, of Thursday says;
The Collector has received and payed into the
treasury, from july LIST l849. to June 30th, 1850
$?46 660 925 88, His accounts lave been adj sied III
the Treasury Department To the above date to a
cent His accounts us dshursing agent from Ju
ly lst, l849, 10 March 3lst. 1850, have also been
adjusted witllsnt differences. nlid amount IN $3.50
596 So Mr.. Maxwell his collected aud disburs
ed a srenier amount uf money than any OF his pre-
deoessors within the same period of time.
THR GRRAT BAsIN.--It is stated that
the Mormons have recently discovered
whirlpools in the Salt Lake, which may
possibly lead to the discovery Of sdme
outlet fur the waters Of the Great Basin
in which the Mormons have established
their home. This basin is some 5OC
miles in diameter every way. between
1000 and 5000 feet above the level Of the
sea, shut in all round by mountains, with
its own system Of lakes and rivers, and
having no known connection whatever
with the sea.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-11-08
Tue.any Evenl6E. Nsv. 3. 1859.


oHIo-- T1anksgiUing -Gov. Ford hAr
set apart the ssIh Of November as day
OF thanksgiving and prayer, The follow.
ing States have the same appointments
Massachusetts, New Hampshire, Con.
necticu,, Maryland. North Carolina,
Florida aud Indiana, and it is probable
that several other States will select the
same day.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-11-08


u Last weeks Eagle had an article
relative To the primary election, aimed a
C"t Sharpe. We have heard il inlima
ted pretty strongly that the Eag,e had
90 right as The organ Of the Democracy
ihus toread the Colonel nut of the party.
When voting time comes. the Colonel il
considered good Democrat
Is IT TRuEl - There is rumpr ahnst
that negotiations are now prndng, where
by the Democracy and Abolitionists are
10 elect to the Senate Of the United
States colleague of Senator Chase, wnr
will he fl representative of the Towns
hend, Morse, Il Co. Democracy.
THE FUGTIvE SLAVE Law Those in
dividuals must be mistaken. who style
the Eagle re publication of the Ohio
Statesman, 1t has not, as yet, copied the
Statesman'S opinion OF the fugitive slave
law.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-11-08

MAJ HoBBrE, ii is stated. has not ye
resigned, hut will some time next month
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-11-08

KAMPTULIcoN. This is tho name gwen
TO substance lately iUvonlej, described
as "a mixture Of saw.dust and ludii rub
ber. as chief iugredientS." I,is designed
to be used IN lining Tho inside OF iron
steamers when used IN war, tn prevent
injuries produced by tho passage Of d
ball.
The proprietor Of tho KSmpiullcm
(Licul. George Walter, r, N. claims that
from lie elasticity, ii will Immediately
collapse alter the passage oia shut, so az
TO prevent the entrance of WATER. thus oh,
yiating the necessity Cor plagS and that
II viii ll"deaden tho cuucUssiun caused by
the striking Of shot. or IN firing a Vssspl's
own guns. thus protecting the Iivet heads;
that from itS buoyancy I will keep the
vessel aHoai, ifsiadlsd with ahu,, or aIie,
striking upon rockS. and wsM enable hel
TO carry 0 large supply Of coals with
smaller. dranghl Of water; and that Il vii
prevent tho lose oflife caused by spliu,er
BY their retention in tho KtmptuIieob.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-11-08

TIE HUNoARIAN REPuseEs.- The AL
bany Evening Journal nf the 22d inst
publishes a translation of letter written
by General Uhjazy 10 the Hon. William
H. Seward, dated New Buda, Decatur
county, Iowa.-We quote from il the fol-
lowing extract:
date any letter from my new home ir,m the
place which have chosen for my Iimily Mhd Tor
my coInpatrio,s WIN have lollowed me. We have
fund fertile region aud whnlsSone climate
For tho rssl Il depends npaa our carea industry
which will not fail, III the mAgRanimty oi Con
Rreas would now voucllaaIe Ia ns the tile Of
tho land upon which we have settled, W. -hoah
be happy maI ir inter 81 much mls'nrtunc, diel
having Lost beloved country. innd relatives alt
faithful friends. we indulge 10 high ambition,
You were tho lir~t u concern y''uselI with ou
interests Ia reganl to our enign'hn Our heart
win always bs gratefully dcyoted 10 you Pei
nit me to solict yuar further benevolent atteniio
10 the subject.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-11-08

tbs BoUNTY LAND Law. We pub.
lish 10 day some additional instructions
and important decisions Of the Secrelary
of the Interior, relative TO the Bounty
Land bill. 1t will he seen that appica'
tinns should be addressed direct To the
Commissioned of Pensions. IL will alsr
be seen that the substitute" is entitled Il
the benefits Of the act and that a person
can add his different terms of service to
gelher.,
The bill has added great labor to the
Department and Ia facilitate the officers
and prevent mistakes. it is imporlar
that persons should comply with the re-
quest Of the Secretary. 1
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-11-08

Tue PRnsPEcT,-The National htcli.
jgeacer, the senior editor of which paper
has fine chance for observation aud an
experienced aud observing mind devo
ted Ia he best interests Of the Union, ex
Claims n"on viewing the present aspect
Of evenIs:-"rhe signs both from the
Nnrlh and South are conclusive that the
Tide nf ultraism and disahrclion to the
Onion. IS on the reflex" There is a
puhlic sentiment. devotion To the Uu.
ion. behind all the agitation Of the day
which when once aroused to action by
apparent dangers, will crush with a
mighty power all attempts to weaken or
destroy the Union Of the Slales.
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ADJUSTMENTS.

CASTLE GARDEN.
ps,LLE JENNY LIND'S
MI SECOND GRAND CONCERT,
rIIl tahe u!Kcs al Castle Ga den on
MI FRIDAY EVENING,
sept. 10 1850.
PRO9RA MME.
OVERTURE Crussaees" Second time 10
boneoiCt'
AIis-"Sorgee."
ga3'ni'''O sung by Sig. B GLLEFfi.
s.ens and Csva,inS-" Ctsta Diva" ,u,,
Mile JENNY LIND. ,,-
er.rd Dnett for two Piano 10 tes lalooi&
Messrs BENEDICT ard HoFFAAN.
Duel-'Per Placer"
n Purco IN I'aa) 81. .;IETri
M,le JENNY LIND and Sig b EhhEIfI
,,o,..,y PART II III. v. webe
Sdo Cor certane for voice and two Flutes,
Ncomoosed expressly for Mile JENNY LIND
Mile JENNY LIND
FIutee-Messrs. Kyle sad siede..
,ds Buna-" Largo al Fac;o!um,"
(Barblere ...........o...... f'oASnl.
sieuor BELLE9Tl
svedisn Melody" Herdmau's Song"
tkEown the Echo Song
Sung by Mile JENNY LIND.
| epyeTlNG TO AMERICA-Prize COmpoei.on, by
| RAYARD TAYLOR, Ebq
| BENEDICT, opposed expressly Tor this occasion,
| Mile. JENNY LIND.
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FELLOW
ETHIOPIAN OPERATIO TROUPE,

LATE PIERCE's hIEsTRELs
At the Society Library Rooms Broad wa cor Leonard 81
INN MONDAY. September 8, and every night until me
Ocompleon Of their Hall on The 9aIteIssrs gfo9n mo
great has favored this ninisbie band OF ao
pan performers for the at Sne1 n,s 81 q, 7
while his band was performing every evening 10 Gro Tded
houses stamped them as beng the ne Plus us OF e
ETHIOPIAN ban pTisng COMPANY OF thirteen per-
formers under the immediate directon Of FELLOWS
fhey will the honor of giving their original ana inlml'
tab entertainments every night, until further notice
Admission IS centG Doors open at clock, Concert
CONN ence at g.
An AFTERNOON CONCERT on "Wednesday sand satuEdayS,
commenr al O'Clock, z. NJ ~
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ADJUSTMENTS.
HxBIUa GARDEN.

NIBLVs @ARDEN.
TTSICKEYs 50 al para of sns Balloon 5noei'
goxes ss Doors open 3, = TO GoT gos
Manager Hr. JOHN sEPYON
CoBtIru ed succe ss Of the RAVEL FAMILY Ill, .v,
THIS EVENING Sept Il. the en'or'sinmen.' "u' GULLY
nepce withan Overturei Leader M Ia "a anus BALLAD
Amer which The ls1gbsS'' az eI asItcsl Home
Characters by the Rsvel Family e,, l..
as, /, % hv ,pIendid fests the TIGHT KOBE eg
Francois Rsve lie Petite Elizabeth I'd Hie A1e sho H'
saon of bali an hour During the interim sion aud
,ta ro.e of the performance be magnificent b9i ioon
viii be thrown open where eoea ano , III gisa
ice spendd Sal BON will thrown open for gentle
men upaccomps MED by ladlee ,..o =,
Phe whole cude With toe nS% gLeno fSnsonluo Vi
49, RAOUG, or the Magic STAR
Ia Ywslve Yableeux, composed by Jerome hsVel
Principal characters nv the RAve Family
EpROADWAY THEATER -Dooru opsn al 7-Ro
Dcommence ST " ocock-fHls 81, Ev nE.nS' sep'' III
entertainments will e9Tmsece WIN Inc Fafce Oh
After which popular selection from NORMA
Norma. ............ @edame Anna blshop
20 be followed by the celebrated h i'd Scene from
LUCIA DI LAMMERMOOR
70 conclude with the second and last time, Anna 6eh'
pr1eea of admission F. Dress Circle and Parque 7Sc;
Family Circle and Phrd Pier, 25c; Gallery, lzsc.
DDRTON'as TREATER- Chsmoeru-sL Tesr OF the
DCity aell-ihe nearest Fheser 10 the large Hotela
YHIb EVENING, September IL, will be played Souf'
LONDON ASSURANCE:
S psl 81 Lss;s cbars. coarsy
Doh, spanier ohnsop Lady &rs; skerre
TO conclude with the Grand Ess9y on Anamsna' Cal CO
BHEB GOMEZ!
Mr. BlArneyen, Jenny Limbs Manager Mr. burton
Yhe Nightins by heefen Won JsueeL
Doors open 81 to begin at y O'Clock dress
cts private boxes SIS and S. orchestra seats, with cua
Toned Brn-chAirs rs cts
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iIqAI1AN 0PhRA HOUSE, AsFoR-PLACGI,
hAX MARErAE& Sole Lessse sad 1a ,ha
j6mo 0p.Ia. Pals Opening OF abort autumn seasen
Bale. AsO GSf1E 3s dlysS1eV U5 co 5n
Ssrv n lohu NicEinsun. Stage Mausger. The follow
BE- srrs,a form a portion of lns saet Company: Male
Ao,sole Ceesline FfAuk Dremiere danseuse from the
6rnrd ODeTs Payis; Mile Vctorue Frank premiere dan
evte from the Grald Opera Paris lille. Rspinosa pre-
4ieie pau,omlusie, rom fneser Pare st Martins Paris
opsttur Lee Espuoas premiere dan,eur from the Parte
"a karprs Thtater Paris; Monseur Gredelue, from the
Brand Opera, Pals snc seVsral other diedngnshed ar
Bats Also perfect corps de ballet OF Is ladies' The
sh Vaudeville Company will comprise the names OF
teny well established nvoT no VII. aspear IN qlcS
ncceSsien, and generally in entirely new VandtvlIes,
ilten aud translated oresSly for the establishment
eAe Lea pledges hmsef that ,he Orchestra sh, be
hill aud composed OF the beat atnsls ana that Il sna co
ueTor Rsy Orchestra ever before employed for Bal
Is. OF Vaudeville COMPANY IN lhis city. Due and timely
Aouce VIII be given OF The first representation. sl2
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OPEN ON MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 8
CHRIsTY,S OPERA HOUSE

Fl echanic'g Hall,
above e1o 10 ss su o
public generally that they Will have the honor OF recon-
mencne series Of their popular Concerts In ine city on
Monday Sept 8. I'm,
Fickels Is cents Doors open t7 comm ence at oclk
Afternoon Concert every Saturday at I. M-Ths con-
nspy couprisng az efficient and versatile corpA OF IT,
eDteo and experienced performers, under the msaagemsn
ofE. P. CHRlsTY. BY l"h
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Conductor. Mr. BENEDICT.

7As Orchestra will consist OF Sixty Performers, including
Ne frs, IaleLt In the country
pics OF tickets SO Choice Of places sold by auction at
c.,le Garden at lUt O'Clock Thursday morning, Sop
Do 10 opsn at 5-Concert to commence at 8 O'Clock.
No checks viii be Issued.
Promenade tickets may he obtsnet at the Museum.
Chickering'S Grand PlanoR will ne ueed at Ins N ert
Ndle JENNY LIMBS Third Graad Concert WI %
fren a, Castle Garden esry next week; Particulars
lheT. al
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MAS ARNA

A1ABARNACLE.-Mr pEMPSPER's Third Orig
nsI Gp.elsiumeut will be given at The Taberusce this
RHu1sDAYl evening, tocudtng The folio wing 'g9pg,
ew&tleth y" Aorping, Noon and Night" "John Auder
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