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HOTELS, RESTAURANTS.

CRESCENT CITY HOTEL,
CORNER CUSTOyHHO USE and FRONT STS
XVILI be opened for the reception Of BoARf- - -
ERS On Wednesday, January 3, 1879 Wen fE:f
Gsntemen TAnIEthe best IL the market vii p aOr
The above establishment has been built by the propreior
expressly Tor the accommodation OF city and transient Board
es Il is one Of the healthy and airy situations in the
e ena no pa WI be spared to render those who
| ~ Faithful and attentive seryants,
the city d&W g dElS9ifas q P ls sas m
~ 1sr o sB99yARD5 IAsrI Hog USE :, cs,.,
and crosd a os dosr a; sp Ssses 81 dasges
MRS. WILSON respectfully informs her Glf...f
hove eligible cdpn Occupied s y Ssr ans = he
s , . yeas and y prepared e accommodate her fsnds
ler long experience and the very desirable convenient
9caon Of her House. she fee confident Of being able 10
ERATE = -'' W. SOH'inu' " d do ivy iyd& wv
MADISON HOUSE, Montgomery. Ala.
he TRAvEN'Gp Pu IfS.f eUPn adenags S at
Montgomery well any Of his compeitors Those
Who are going o. returning from The North, can obtain
a i'm line aE four hos 5sSfHI
boats 70 he s & Ss9Ee e s1S from the
equal 70 any other establishment the town. and being at
u6c seWS coo snd Servants 70 %9e sSys9s
ano ~ pains WI be spared to render the stay Of ver pleas
aus0 d&Wtf G. A. ABERcRoMBIE.
PRIVATE BOARDING.. No. q Natchez s.
MiSs Ann HALLETT, es,e of the FRANKLIN
s16 e rgsS vs. 81 h So 0g n PRiHaTE
House has been newly ana sh
The times and determination make her Boarers conn
iooe. sne hopes 70 receive share Of patronage. MIA ly
THE PELICAN HOUSE.
rTNHE above House will open THIS DAY the 18Th f&
January, 1850, having been exquistey ornament mn,
manner suit the comfort and ease Of a a. well a me
taste Of the most iastidop connOelr The Lunch viii be
The proprietor trusts his numerous friends will bear tes
mony TO his former desire % for their pleasure and hopes
10 thnf the oft
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DENTISTRY.
JAMNs n. sPRATLEY.

ON DENTIST,
Office Mo- ITO st. Charles street.
Between Poydas and Lafayette SQUARE,
WHEke all operations the TEETH will be performed IN
N "
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OFFICE AND RESIDENCE, 393 Camp street, lust
" above Delord. = He will perform ali lsi1Ssss.sis
operations on the TEETH for their preser y<s< lse
walton and beauty. ..7rtefciak Teeth in VI
sefted-from que to complete seton the AIl1b
crate. ia4 Nv
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GIFTS. wOUN0s ANDsopRs

~ - w " y ~ a " " IL ELS.
The effects OF the PAIN EXTRACTOR in these cases is
and heal the injury No SCAR REMAINS. Its success in
healing old sores OF long standing is unparalleled.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-03-02

,,.,n,r NEW ORLEANS, January, 1871.
HlS to certify that had terrible on my face for
some years. and that it treated by eminent medical
who were unable to relieve The disease located
on my forehead and spreading in alarming manner
heard OF bR. GILBERT curing Cancers.
to Memphis and put myself under his Treatment; He pro
nognced the dsease and cured and have been
well for about two years L. therefore, take great pleasure
recommending him TO the public, being well qualified
perform what he undertakes. 2.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-03-02

ST. LOUIS, Mo-, July 6, 1886
Dedr Sir About week SINCE while working nj nv r.ie
cut my foot in very bad and dangerous way The whole
bit OF the adze entered the top Of foot below the
until became much alarmed. used British OIL, Tiuetue
of MyT and several adhesive pasers bnt all to no nurn
then commenced the use of
DALLEY's MAGICAL PAIN EXTRACTOR,
and in less than the pain and inflammation
TO subside, and has entirely left me- s
can confidently recommend Dalleys Magical Pain Fly
tractor as being superior anything have aver seem @ 1r
removing pain inflammation ~ W "
am shlpcapenter by trade, and shall be willing to tes
NY 70 te virtues OF the Salve at all times when necessary
reside on Franklin Avenue at No Isl, where give any
hiofmatl0n desired. Yours, truly,
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THE PELIOAN HOIIaE

WE above House will open THIS DAY, the 18th ffsf
y January, 1850, having been exqustey ornament As
ed by The rst artists Of the city, and lifted out IN
aneI 70 SUIT he comfort and ease Of ALL well the
taste Of the most fastdious connoeur The Lunch will be
found recherche, and the Liquors Of the best selection
The proprietor trusts his friends will bear tes
mony 70 BIS former desire % cater for their pleasure. and hopes
70 prove that the future VIII not be unworthy of the past
KING, Proprietor
1a1o of Flex
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N,
w. 1zI Gk.aPIER STREET, botseea 81. Charles
and CaTonead, one door from c0raer of CaroRdelet
MRS. WILSON respectfully informs her fli.s:.i
III friends and the public that she continues 10 the .,
lbote eligible location occupied by her during the
a TWO years and Is prepared accommodate her rends
md those who may favor her with their patronage From
er long experience and the very desirable and convenient
9cnuon oil her House. she feels confident of being able 10
give entire satisfaction to all who may favor her with their
patronage. Her TERMS will continue 10 be very Mon.
ERATE. Ivdk
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-03-02

From s. S. GtpeHs.J
PADUCAH Ky June S, lSi-hly stock of Cherry and TAI
Syrup snOw reduced to six bottles and is popularity 1
increasing. You would do well to send me another IN py
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-03-02

SAMUEL J. PETERS. Collector.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-03-02

We, the undersigned having frequently administered
medicine prepared b. Mr.. John Winner, of this town. esg-
mated " J. Winners Canadian Vermtuge' and being fully
satisfied with its efficacy, confidently recommend is safe
and efficient remedy for the expulsion of from the
intestinal canal q. O'REILLY
Lcenuate of the Royal College of Surgeons in Ireland ETC.
G. w. DICKINSON,
Member of the Royal College of Surgeons in LONDON etc
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-03-02

OFlNlONS OF PHYSICIANS
DR.. Townsend is almost daily receiving orders from Pbysi
clans In different parts of the Union.
This Is 20 certify, that We the undersigned Physicians of
the city Of Albany, have in numerous cases prescribed Dr.
valuable preparations in the MARKET
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-03-02

DGyis's Syrup Of iid Cherry and Tar-Vve would cal
attention to the advertisement of this valuable medicine in
other column Several of its alutary effects have com
under personal observation, and therefore confident,
recommend it 10 the afflctsd.-Ed NJ j. WeskIV Vsits
aud Temperance Sentinel, (TreHt0a,) FEB. g. iS47
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-03-02

[From Mr. S. C. Hayes, IF the firm Of Broaoer, HAYES
Co., Booksellers and StatigneTs No 1893 MARKED syef
PhIddeiphia--January 9, 1947.l
Your Syrup of Wild Cherry and Tar is an Invaluable RENE
dy; cured the worst of colds with me- II yon want cet
tifCate viii chceriully give one. S. O. HAYEs
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-03-02

NEW YORK, April %, 1877
DR.. T0toRsend-I verify believe that your SsrsaparilIa
has been the means, through Providence, Of saving NV f
have for several had bad cough II became worse
and worse. At last raised large quantities Of bood had
night sweats and greatly debiated and reduced and
did expect to live have only used yOur SarsapaTia
short time, and there has wonderful change been wroeht
in l am able to walk all over the city RAISE no
blood, and my cough has left You can well imagine
that am thankful for these results. Your ODD servat
MM. RUSSELL, % Cathanne street.
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Il, MADISON HOUSE, Montgomery, Ala.

PRIVATE BOARDING.,.....NoI 6 Natchez St
MISS ANN HALLETT, (lae of the FRANKt,n
Iva HOUSE Moble) begs leave TO inform her Friends -
and The Public that she has opened a PRTV4TEffsa
BBtO4fRDLN3 HOUSE, No. Is Natc hex stree t, Ia
Inc House has been newly furnished and with Terms TO sut
ortable she hopes receive share OF PATRONAGE MIA y
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GROCERIES, LIQUORS, ETC.

ColLEoroR's ofrlcr, Ner Orleans. FEB. q. Is
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-03-02

III PURIFIER-un equaled by any other remedy ever
offered to the pubcFOr the of Neuralgia, ScrQfa
Or Kings EDH, ErBsipeas letter, Sat Rheua, and
diseases arising from impure blood the of mercury or
NewOrieans fyl2 I'm
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-03-02

PoRT CARBON, February 20, lSi7-JNessrs. Robinson
Collins y Co.. am happy TO inform you that think DIR
Davss Syrup Of Wild Cherry and Tar win take the lead nj
in part of the country. of it, and have bai
dozen bottles bespoke. have been asked SC often for Or
DoDiS's DepaTatigs Extract and Jossph DaUis's Io,
Llniet, that have taken the liberty Of writing foF M
agency for the above articles il agreeable you III So pleas
write word, and send two dozen of each with arg
chow bills. Respectfully yours, SAML. K, KEMPToN.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-03-02

1Nl PILLS-Baye superior (f any equa) as family
or plantation medicine. Eg Sold at No. 90 Graver street,
NewOrleans. fyI2 I'm
e Pamphlets, Circulars, Testimonials ETC. etc, oftlIe
effected BY the above medicines be had gratis of the
Agent n No 80 street
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-03-02

From Hdrgedtt &JHc (iOloda ]
LIsONER, July ~, lS6Yo Wild Cherry and Tar SyruI
gives general Satisfaction We have been out of il f so
time and thought would order any but il Is aimos
daily inquired ior and we hought perhaps would be bes
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-03-02
FEMALE MEDICINE, A' 81.

DI Townsend saapar,a is sovereign ard speedy cur
qT lncpienl Consumption Barrenngs PTolar,sus Teyi a
Failing of the Womb Costysfless Piles Ieiehoryhsa' ~
Whites, DISTRACTED or difficult MenstFQaton ncontnenc
d Unne or involuntary discharge thereof and for Tie GENERA
lrOs0uOn oil the systen-1O whether ihe result ~
Inherent cause Or CAUSES, produced by ieguanty ncss
accident. Nothing can be surprising than it, yigtna
ects The human frame. Persons al weakness and asei
ude, from taking al become robust aud full OF ener,
lnde Us influence lnmediatey cOuneracts the ueryees
ness OF the female frame, which the great cause OF bansn
ness ~ wiz not be expected Of Us, cases of 80 decal
nature 10 exhibit ceTtcas OF performed but We en-
sure ne afflicted, that hundreds Of have been repor,e5
rs thousands OF CASES where ianiesh have been wltou
ldgn after using few bottles vi this invaluable ede,ne
nave been blessed with line, healthy ofisphns.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-03-02

TN OFFERING to the public TINS new and valuable reme,
i for CONS U.IPTTON, BRONCHITIS, us TJJlf9
co U(fHS COLDS, ETC., we append few notices Of The
character aud efficacy of the medicine. Numerous stisn
nas may be pamphlet for distribution Mt the agency
which sufferers invited to obtain ltmay be proper say
standing eraduate Of the University Of Pennsylvania
Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1850-02-28
Development. Of the Lungs

The following coWncgdab'c HINTS
a-e from u. F,tch's las, work
"Nuch has been SAID and written
upon Diet eating a 1DnAlug bat ! do
mot rccco'',ci cytruouciaL . remark ~
any " ucr upon breathing, or the man.
of hrco'lue. Mu.ttuies. aud c>.cc.
Ia'. e 'allr> 10 easy circumstances con.
truct q yiciouS AID destructive mode
of breathing. Ihcy suppress thr,r
hl"nlhInu, and contract the habit oi
short. quCk breathing, rot carving
Tho breath haii way down thc chest,
md ecarcnlv expanding the lower por-
ton IT Tie chest At all. InCng the
lottou ol tie chest also greatly ncrc1s.
cS thiS cvll, and confirm, bad hah.t
of breathing. Children that move
nhon, i great deal ~ the open AR, and
m TO way laced, breath deep and full
t. the bottom oi the chest. aud every
ldhoi~s, aud persons who 'u;c a 9rra,
d,td ufcXcrc',r IN the open AR. /. .cal>e
I.o Hug> 4}ycs tn" power oi acton.
and IT," u1ror rVr.c.s' Wr take, ",p"c-
n.iy o1t ol doors, III" iarIc 'h" lungs
hrcomo and the less uNh.c 10 4 ~oae".
lua.lo"cU 1tlons'hpt require standing
keep tie person straight. II at alab'c
l,tit y" hlgh, raised ZAP nearly 10 the
arm p'e, - nS uot 10 rsQur" Vnn To
5, np; you VIII hni tn" employment
mucicasicr not ohc half 81 fatigue
ing will>, he fplm Of til" chest, and
tie >y'n",ry o(thc figure, will remain
perfect.
Iou have noticed that vast many
Ia ! Ialles >t"op, whist crcot mnny
short ones are straight. TtS nr'.rS.
think, ir III The table at winch thcy
ST or work, ur occupy Themselves, or
study being Of a nnilum hclgl'; far
TOO ''N CIR tai person, nul about
r'LIt fora ehoyl person. TMS sIoni
b, clra;l'ly corrected, AMI rcgarini,
s., that "tcI lady may occnpr herself
alta lh'c suited To her aul thu, pre-
won't the possibility or necessity Of
81 oiHL,
Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1850-02-28
NUMBER

not now stop ~ hc over errrrnlons ?.
bout The p'cc!ec method Of their re-
cep'Inn as Sla,es, It nsmuch as they
must cone ia very soon, ANYWAY
Ihis - 'hc pos lirn II the North IN
regard 10 the territories. Thcv d,I
nothing toward Getting thcrn thatihc,
could nv".l doing, auI 'ncv are dong
nothing about thrn upW. ihrv silIr.
" say that, II we mas lc9iNla'r for
h"n, MAKE any gnvrrnnrutS 1 'hru
we ate IA favor Il those lavs. and rc,.
u'a'loHS that viii s'curc freedom To
u" p"ople who are 10 lnha'ij them. -
We nrc opposed to slavery now. and
have been opposed To- 1t from tho STAR:
and We have ~ ldca Of ewing our
votes 70 establish It anywhere. ! we
vote at al. We slInli ,o'" oar conyrr-
toms. This is our Gear lIliI, an!
manifest dnry. Ba' as al, ptescn, al.
viSed, Wc see un esp, c'l uccd &C dolnq
anything AT oil IN the way Of 'c.i>la
non. The territories are taking ycrv
good care Of themselves. CnlIlotnla
has ndopicJ Il Constitution, chosen her
Governor. and other State u.ilcn,S.
iecicd Senators and Representative, 10
Congress. and has also done what we
are very we'll salts fled willI. declared
against Slavery. New Mexico. Is tax
ing measures, we understand, To follow
her example. We are cootcu, to SEQ
her do II. Meantime we are dolpo
Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1850-02-28

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Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1850-02-28
Correspondence Of the Boston
A,las.


A''ilcI very IKE ieC!nfc 10 ne norm
VIA; do vou want , hc exclaimed III
very loud. very emphatic, ani very
significant tones 'Ve men oi the north
WHAT DO rou w.SrF lt,sa Yankee
way OF answering a question 10 ASK
another; and.wc accordingly, IN reply
ask, What has tie North douef
The South proieS>es To be IN n great
rag, with The North ior .omc great
outrage committed, or about to be com.
united upon her, or her institutions
and IS threatening to overturn the cX
isiIng government, aud 10 d,sIncmbcr
the Cnlon; therefore, we ask, 'irhai
has The NoM do7el
The free States nre opposed 10 8 n.
very, and have been from til" begln.
nng. We have free press and tins
sentiment has often found, and now
often finds ulictance sometimes IN
tones Of moderation, sometimes ~
tones Of vehcmcIcc. The North aud
South were, however. getting on very
well together, I'LL one day. a few years
ago, HE tIIcn Secretary Of State, Mr.
Calhoun. pitched hcadong into the
scheme III adding n vast territory to
the Southern end of the Confdcracv
for the avowcd purpose OF strength
c.iag The institution Of slavery, aud
charging its boundaries About the
same time, the Honorable Mr. Walker,
late Secretary of The Treasury, very
amlably proposed to cnlighfen the free
STATES on the subject, nud then com
posed and published m elaborate
pinih,c', tp convince the Nlr,h that
tins PROJECT Of an eXing TcXIs was
the very thing 10 promote the einanCl-
patton oi the African race on this con.
tinen', and he made the whoc thiug
appear as clear as mud. However, the
North vas not entirely convinced and
was altogether opposed to annexation
on It's own merits; and only consent
ci at last 10 the act under the con
s'Falnt Of rigid party discipline II
sWaIIoWc ! The dose most rcluc'an''V,
With many wry faces, and amid ualy
rclchIng>. The North knowingly
took Texas rs slave country, and
nothing hut a slave CO ln,ry aud BE-
ing fail well aware that the ot lcct y
getting it was 10 preserve and perpe'u-
a'c the very institution they most dis,
iI@ci, and Which they most desired 10
ct ri! Of Nctihry suJul'tcd potIca,.
". and made The tp.' ~ iIp L,rrol,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-20
LABOR MOVEMENTS.

THE CABINET MAKERs.-Our reporter visited
last night the regular meeting Of Tits Assocation which
hers paving every week III cents. Initiation fee ST.
They have by his means OF proceeding obtained since
March the OF $3.50 and will start their cooperative
shop at The earliest convenience
Fle meeting resolved 10 support the EXECUTIVE Commit
tee part OF The Central Committee OF the United Ge, man
in The establishment OF the Geners Exchange Az
ISOLATION sud to provide he same with the necessary
fund.-. ,, - .a.s,-a
Tia TRmf1 end directions members who are Wiling
to take their supply of bread from The Association baGey
to- and nearly all the married members OF this numerous
association gave their subscriptions.
FOURTH WARD INDUsTRIALs.-The Industrial
great Mass Meeting respond to the action OF The Albany
SAFE v Thfh Is 20
having saluiar7 effect and see meetings have been
held In cutie number of Wsrdg.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-20

ITALIAN OPERA E0USE-ASl oA"PAAo1 20
NEAX mARGTZEK, Sole Lease AID NJ ana2ef-h eonc'
Nk uoa of Prices-Psrqaet and Boxes oj oeu'' AuPH1
thta,rr Is cents; secured ee1ls - Genie
Dshnt of the CREST Partisan tauei 1foupe Toh 'aS
Cltsnd Onere Pats. Opening OF short Gu'amn 5eaSon
0,o6 Rslif 3'Acon uuder lie direction OF NJ ROBOT
IT,p sYd a uerfeci Engsh Vaudeville Company, under
The direction OF MT J0hu NoAinsln
Rfst appel snce In america OF MadenoiSae Caieslne
Efsns premiere dSngeuse rom 'he Grand Opera, Paris
WoDseur Leon ESplnosa premiere dinteuI rom Tue rnea
ter Fore g. Marina Paris; Nile Fictorne Frsuk from
the Grand Opera Paris 4 o Etilaosa premiere pS1Io'
mi,nise fron the Tteaer Forte g. Martins, Paris Mon
siepr 4redelue lie Grand OOefa Pals Miss Emily
Wadeprave &c &c, also, perfect corps de- ballet Of
Is ladies' Leaders kr Kreuizef aud Mons Egeaschenk
srom The Theaier Potie 81. maI,ina.
Phe English Vaudeville Company conprises ina names
OF well established fsgor'es, nnonS them Mf Jotepa
Coweu h,s hrs appearance n New iJrIWeVe years
Mr. John Nckntou &rt John Seton, kis' Nickn'on aud
oihrIs.
wl,h tie tSvori,e Vaudeville OF
UNCLE SAd
ssm Hobbg ~ 49, NM; i ,d 20 5a 02 ,se
Fairy saiet d'4Acton sntilsd
Observation-Disclosures. Mons Leon Esptnoss
On6iue. .Msdenoiscie CeesIe Frsnck
After whch the a~orlle iSrce OF
BON AND COX.
.,.,,....Mr 10 Cowei Cox,,,. ,,&r, 3, Philips
The whole 10 conclude with
La B0uEMlENNE,
Grand Pas Comi0uo comp0asd By &ons <, E9piuoss,
ana danced by Nile Ceeptlne Franck and Mons Leon
E,pposa Pi6vious 10 The Vaudeville aud between the
scts 0yerurss. Walt2es, &c. by The Orchestra.
pqcrs open 81 e O'clock 10 commence 81 u O'Clock,
sv,aely. Fof particulars OF dances &c ace small bills
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-20
ADJUSTMENTS.
MTBLVs GARDEN.

MTBLVs GARDEN.
gTNCKEFs 80 Genus to al gerIs Of ns saioon psVs,s
. 0'N''' y Manager, Hr. JOHN sEFTor.
THIS EVENING Sept g. the sn;era1ps s, ,ss WI
mence With Overture. 70 pc loIluTo i, ~ ~ Ff
piece founded on the Ballet Of Ondi1e enni,eo
P-0'N' 'O11 The PIsHERMAN'S DREAA
Cbarsciers by The kayel Family.
bv The celebrated Tsbleeux Vi7ans ofthe
Ao I TITAN sRfGANOs; or, the Aidnigh! Assault
Inermssiou Of ns IN hour o1nE a hsi room
iii he throwp open where ladies and families MAJ ooan
Ice Cream and Refreshments Of every vane 11 gst
ren unscconpsned oy laale2. - o,.nd P,ctomirne of
Xhe "n0'' '" RAOUh the Magic Star.
In Twelve Tsbeaux composed by Jerome Rave-
Principal characters by the Rsvel Family
paOADWAY WHEAFEER.sgGo;o5 open at 7:.9 e
VII TfG be prsssned he COMEDY called he
Rea RoafTNE Gd AHNfER o. Gold u L SsSdgs
FtspR SHINE Dyou Alice Abbott
Atter which the Farce Of
HOW TO PAY THE REM.
morgan i''A 70 corciude With the comedy Of
,oallas nj Collins Ars Montague Mrs Held
FrceI OF admission 70 Dress Circle and Psrquei 7So;
family Circle and Rhird Pier. 25c Gallery l2tc.
pURTON's THKATER, Ohsmbers-st. roar OF The
Ed betty Hall-the nesresi Theaer to tho large Hotels
Doors open ss7 TO begin ct u oclock-Boxes, dresa
selo and paIque g family circs or second h sa. Is
private boxes IS and s.; orchestra seatH Wild coa1-
PaIs EVENING, September 20. will be played the
p0pO'S' WILD OATS; or the srolllng Players.
Sir George Thunder. Burton barry ThuRder Holman
Rover Lester Ephrsim Smooth. Blake
Burton Lady Amar Anh Mrs Russell
The performances to conclude with
BHE'g cOREii
Nr Blarneyem, Jenny Lind'g Manager Mr. Bpron
The Nightins ale by Heefen Won Jsussn
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS ACKNOWLEDGEMENT
OOF BURROWS Dress Boxes and Perqpet, 30 cents
Eecond and Third Rers IS cents. Doors open at Il 10
commerce al hslf past7
wHr = s'uSskTEs a., THE STARS,
Honorable Anthony Hawks,one. 81. .zr Hovar,.
To be followed by the na-- Extravaganza OF
-.,rrPHOBiA.
Mir Vesiuce. Er. Skerren ht Sseds Mr. ConoYer.
10 conclude with the Burlesque OF
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-20

s-VsThe Marion Hose ofthia city vas sumptuouE-
~ entertained at Parkers, by the Hope Hose OF
Philadelphia and subsequently, Dodwortha Band n
"a. down TO supper given by seeks PhlsdeiP hia
Brass Band, ard served up IN Parkinson peat
STYLE Both of these festive occasions Will long %
remembered by the participants.
EgP Rev. ASA MABAN has resigned the Pfeai
dsncv of Oberlin tOhio College. 1! is understood
that he will accept the Presidency OF the National
L. i, ersity, new In,sisuton being established
ear Cleveland Ohio.
Run AwAY.-The careless switch tender who
was the cause OF the recent collision OF trains at
" estfieId has not be On seen since the aoode e.
HeEles Immediately and has kept out OF the way
siace. tSpflnSHe" NAHSSI A''p'