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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-09-01

CASTLE GARDEN URSDAT, SEP
" TENDER a. l53i.-xsx Maretreks Benehs.


MAN MAREJZEX
he's the honor OF his friends the patrons Of the
opera, and the public in general that Previous to his de-
PsEture from New York, he viii take
DENEFIT.
AT CATTLE ChRDsN,
On Thursday. September 9Th, 1851,
% BEGIN At II N, and 70 conclude at IL o'clock
Although the already made are OF he most
mposng character yet several important additions are
tsmpated, which viii render this entertainment the
MOST spLENDiD AND nAGNnlcEHr
Therefore. only be given Tuesday but in the
time the following brief outline Of the performances com
TWO GRAND OPERAS
A CRsSD MfscTLLANkous DRAMATIC CONCERT;
AN ENGLISH VAUDEVILLE,
In which Mr. Brousham and his Company will appear;
A GRAND BALLET.
may be relied upon IS certain.
For the time and til, extraordinary occasion ony.
rIfE sANE ENrERrAISMrNr,
-FOUR GREAT PRikA poSNE ABSOLUTE
NAiame Bertaoea- NaEctzek, Madame Truh Beneietti
FOUR CELEBRATED FIRST TENoRI.
elxnor L. salyi Siguor d. Bettini.
sixnOr ~ LoIini, and Sisnor Bsnedetti
His hrst appearance these years)
FOUR POWERFUL FIRST BARIroNI AND BASsI.
Signor Badiali. Signor Marin.
tignOr Beneyenta1o, Signor Coletti.
In connection With the other and distinguished
ARTlSrs OF TIE ITALIAN OPERA
aided ty n0st p0p erful chorus aud grand
oRCHEsTRA.
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More Aid for Cuba.

Lfrom the TuAk gee (Ala) Republican, Aug q
On last Thursday several men belonging 10 this place
left for Cuba They are all clever Intelligent worthy
young men and We with them every success in theic
perious undertaking. They will be Joined by Others la
Montgomery, and then make their way to New Orleans
suppose aud wait until opportunity offers for sail
ing for Cuba
from the Norfolk Wa Argus Aug %
few weeks since, a schooner, with upwards Of fifty
recruits board sailed from this port successfully
evading he vigilance Of the officers both of the
service this station 1t Ia dsrstood
that she join at tho Cspes party from Baltimore,
and that they were destined for Cuba.
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Letters from Victor Kerr.

fTrom the New Orleans Delta Aug -
Tie following letters from that gallant young creole
hero Victor Kerr among the the lat which he
wrote. They written In bold and masculine style
chirograpby and will sufficiently refute the unfouGde3
Tumors touching their tenor put into circulation yes
terdsy by the enemles Of Cuban iberty;-
TO His ME.
~ DTR FTticf,:-Adeu. my dear wife; this u The
lat letter that you will receive from your victor In
nrur shall be- no more
Embrace all q my friends ,or NeTer marry again;
= 10y deTr Ny adi,us 20 NY sisters aud brcthers.
Again. last sllgu. / lie ikc a soldier
Your husband. VICTOR KERR.
August 10 lsjl-6oelock.
Hr Frf'
Nv pr,p Frr~fs.-I leave you for and 20 10 the
other world rm prisoner 10 Havana. and In an hour
hs have csasCd 20 exist Ny dearest fris nds think
often u me iie voithy creole. rthy q Louis
iGnan snd O. Kerr Ny dssres. friends adieu oT he
iast time.
Your devoted ffien1. VICTOR KERR
To n. LhEose NJ Boungpy. Leon ia1snlc, William @
Vincent. Felix Arr 20.
August - istl--5 ocicck
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NEWS BY TELEG RAPH,
FroIn washinKtOn City.

Return o. THE PRESIDENT AND sUIrE-THE 6aEAr
RAILRoAD INSTRUMENTATION TO THE PRS
sIDENT--THE POSTMASTER GENERAL. ETC.
WASHINGTON, August 81, 1851.
The sdent and Secretary Stuart returned here
night, in a special train from Richmond
A deputation OF Eve gentlemen from the Boston Ran
road Committee here for the purpose of inviting
President and Cabinet to be present at the great railroad
celebration They will wait upon him tomorrow, ana
ii is believed they will accept the invitation.
The issue of United States stock to foreigaer5 iass
week, was very ineonsdersbe.
The Postmaster Gentra will only De absent for two
three days. for the purpose Of meeting his family
Cuban sympathy meeting has been called in his
city for to night
OF Cuba news there is nothing oaicia
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ANTHOLOGY. sc.

A sTRoLoGY.-DR. &. W. RoBACK FROM SWEDEN
IN lately from Phila pha offers his services the
New YORK lie foIetei past present and
future events fee-Isdies 80 cents; gentlemen 81.
Nvitts oalculated-Lsdest S. gentlemen. SIS Once No
Ws street. New York. whore letters post paid will receive
immediate sitter ton. For particulars, daily papers
Astrological Amansc be procured At the once srs,
IMPORTANT TO DRUGGISTS AND rERruNsRs-
lyman Hart John street, wholesale pcrumer, has
published elegant Of Labels suitable for every
bottle and drawer drug seore, 10 geld circular form ~
tie low charge Of ei1 for 20 names, being In the whole
only cent each with liberal Discount 70 the trade AL
fsrumery tw-ny lover thsa hsass IN Vas
eitg. Nov epea f9g mace ttsa.
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s7sssuI nth fnf,iI % kiN -Un Saturday night ofcor
Blake ~ the Sixth ward police arrested yellow fellow
Dtmei Alexander Andrews, with only one arm, on q
obs'ge OF inhictns dangerous wound the face OF
ar other colored mon. named William Pomroy, with q
inife The assault and ARRAY took place between the
parties on the Five Points The prisoner Is alleged to
have made the assault Pomroy with intent to tske
bis te The injured conveyed to the City Hos
ptsl and Andrews conveyed before justice Osborn
who etmmiited him to prison Cor trial
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Fatal Accidents.

PiTfLADELFHIA, August 3l-o T. NJ
C. H. Barker. engineer of the steamboat Penobscot-
bound to Philadelphia, fell overheard last tight OF
squam Beach, and was drowned Dir d. belonged u
Brooklyn. and leaves q wife and four children
Patrick Devn eight years old this afternoon eu froa
the roof OF store in Strawberry street aud wAs
killed
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CLu-IAIho.


ID EsoyAL-JOsEfH LEE DRAPER AND TAILOR
IL III Fulton street has removed 70 No. WGrr0n strss,
si-v doars tsom BfoadWsT.
roErFAIL oLorHINg.-wE WOULD REsPzCy.
lODA ts'iy invite Res,era ard s5u.hcsn merchants
ant look shr0ugh stock Of fall aud winter Cloth
before atng elsewhere We natss ourselves n
our sBorsnt prepared Zoe abe apprcs shnE season. viii
i9rIr N the tsade Our oHertions sni
ranESmsnts or spfynE evsrythng that ~ tgnns nai
81 evag g garments the AZ and nnish II
he bsss ori;a work proved 10 be auiy appreciates
IN ;hs rsat Increase % sales b all sections the
soiatry o3rstantly receive from hs
aratyng rlrYrts chat garments sZsys meet Olc,a
81 h51s shs tfsae vthoutevsn auova Tor the sUps
50 and % John stree corner Of Sssssp.
HAsT oFf CtOrnING AND FURNITURE WANTED
u ttdss l-utler4cu Leaving the city breaking
obtain the highest each price for Clothing
lcfhurs, a., ~ sanong through ne posi- or AZ his rcs
aau0ei y. y. DbssbbDOkP. IL Elm street.
N.B.-tidi's attendo4 q BY Mrs.. Dusesldorp.
rAxr orr a oTHING, SC.-TuE SUBSCRIBER DOES
u ret rrfetd a. deceive the public With the hunbug thst
hss rs 20 % 81 ~ more and then oGsr s per oeat
lee "a The reel t7rt Of the shove Ladies aad gentlemen
Obtain te tHi vau IN each. by sending for calling
JANIS hoOAEl az hs store, III Orange street, near
Chafssm.
f'AsT orr CLOTHING AND FURNITURE WANTED.
a. -faiie1 rtnttmen having any cast "a Clothing
iuru-t g. ssr a. receive fair cash price for the
srretatnsat Ladies attended BY hrt Cohen.
UHo CIvfs THU HIGHEST PRICE FOR LADIHs
w sac Eent east % oothingi Why, Ly0n.-Nho
a. hf' Ifre for furuiture? Why, LyonWho for
sufy ard thases eretsss' Why Lyon -nho FOR watches
hataief W. tycn. who is Lyohi Where 10 Lyon to
b. fatat'-ii v Oh street. basement
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Da,ing Robbery on "a Steamboat.

K0cHfsrER, August 81, 1901.
most daring robbery perpetra.ed on bosrd tbs
steamer Nortberner while on her passage from Lswis
ton to this city yesterday The Office Of the clerk WAS
entered from a side window, and about five hundred
dollars taken from the drawer The loss dscovered
before the boat made the landing but the robbers wsrs
drtpctpl
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TIE LIE G. Z A ? HIC.
The Span,.h COnsufs Resignation at New
Orls ans-Arriva OF Patriots.

NEW ORLEANS August &c, 1851
The Spanish Consul has taken down his flag closed his
Office and Transferred all his official functions to the
British and French Consuls placing he says the
persons and property Of the Spanish subjects under the
protection of the American government"
Sixty liberators arrived this morning from Mongo-
merry Alabama
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PARTIAL PROGRAMME


The grand and favorits opera
LlckfZIA BoRCIA
In which (f9f the time these three years the celebr
ed Tenor. signor sesso Ben sdetti, will sing his
famous part OF Cennaro.
Luerezis boggia. .Ssa3ra Tran BeAedeth
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TI,O TRlvELIFRs COTNC SOUTH NV. SUPERIOR
ExCUHgIvlsn.

GRAND EXCURSION TO rus FISHING BANKS
every DAP, except Saturday. Fare cents each way
The well known sea steamer BUFFALO, Capt Smith will
leave Hammond street ~ ~ A. Canal street 7 Grant
street si Catherine street ssi Pier No. North river
Nj returning b. Y. n. Rolreshments, fshinz taclie
We, provided on board.
GRAND EXCURSIONS TO COMFY ISLAND. LAND.
- ing ~ Fort Hamilton each wayFsre, 1875 nts-The
steamer hANTA CLAUS, Capt. J. N. RodmSn will make
se.y exeursions leaving ss feows-Mornne Trip- From
Spring street at half past o'clock % and hsipast H. aud
nHt from pier 8 N R. at halpsst Q, 10. l. and clock
for children. " - -
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There were eighty nine deaths in Boston during the
veek endo{ the Soh Vlt o. which dftT we rers under
I've years dsgs
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Whig Nomination In pIory1and, Sc.

BALTINonE, August 81, 1854.
The whg convention of the first district Maryland
met at denburg yesterday and nominated RchArA
T. Bowie, for congress
One Southern mail got through to night leaving the
atest still due
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VaAvsLGERs' GUIDE.

ChHDEH AND AnEoY EaIIROAD LINE FROM GEw
" Iort 10 Piindclpiin-JeAvc Fer No. L. North Rive
~ steamboat J0HS POTTER. Morning Lac - see;ooh
kferncon Lire, az o'clock tare " either tas - tor
81 IA &. RLiSs AssAA
Anew YORK ; I'D PuILADELPHIA-NEw YORK
~ aud Philadelphia oreet-untsa states MAJ. Lac
iUced for cssS and a. sr cai Lsavs
New N0tt ats r. fc foot Of Cortlt adj e,fc-l sra
An. snd Pm from foot Of Liberty street Leave PhuA
itfhs ~ and sAs and Pa from ths iSS, Of Esissi
Toa BsIriaonE. wAmissroS, on cs,ntr'r5v.-
TTtush tickets sold n the above hncs through
ductor WITH through checks th
leaving ats A. H. Passengers and bagxaEs 10 ths fs.a
will 10 transrortct directly through fr0m pot 10 dsplt
% the route. without eharEe.
rI,O TRAVELLERS GOING SOUTH WV. SUPERIOR
and economi 81 lire between Baltimore aud tfsier.kt
lprq Richmond, Pettrsbufg S;sunton, Lyncnhurg Vs. r.
leigh, n c. and Charestor. y. g. The public hereby
BALTIMORE Cspt Ale aEd,r NcCausisnd httd up visa
state Rooms and 10 Berthe and I'd In speed and
ncton nod tion " boat south Of Nes York h
ming htveen altim0re aud Acqua creef Via the mouth ~
Isomsc and frry Point In eoaueetio With the Rchmond
sud Itta,eksbors and kielmond aud ietcrsburs hsu.
roads Patcngors BY this line leaving Connsrcc street
wharf Baltimore ct O'Clock Pm on Tuesdays aud Tfi.
daye reach Ftdrcksbarg about AN the newt day End
kcl mond By I'm Ihr,uh Tickets for frss Glass pAsscn
GERS By this superior line.
FRI IN IA tim 3ro TO tredcrioksb1rg .......S ~ o.
kchmond. .........t.........Y... -
Petersburg ~
:" Charleston, G. ...... -. ~ ~
Ditto FOR Second Class 90 Richmond Re
For further information. sJpy at the sIuthirn Rairo,d
ofioc, adjoining TIE Washagton Rqiiroad once. Pratt
street trto CHARLES WORTIltNGTON Agent,
Baltimore, July 18th, b5l Commerce street Wharf.
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rHzIsTY'S OPERA HOUSE, MECHANICS HALL. NO.
Az Bsoadgay above Grand strest-Open eyery aigh.
during the week til further notice. TSe original and well
known Christys kinstres comprising ereient and
Sas "corps Of talented and need psrfermers,
under the Of E. p Chrty, whose Ia
this CITY for suggestion Of have been received
with avo by highly respectable and fashion audiences
Tickets IS cents Doors open ut and will commence As
O'CLOCK TIE patrons of Chrstys hnstrels respectfully
informed tha the Saturday afternoon viii DO dis
continued TOT the future.
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SECOND.
A CIR An ID ID L L z T.

GRAND BALLET.
A GRAND AND xIsoELLasrous DRAMATIC con.
CERT IN COSTUME.
e., 60, Bose de yre',, ,-,
'S'.' .''''A'' sls,or n,,,ia "''' "''n'' A'''As
Sig. LOrnL sE Bsssysntaao. Sig. Coiett,
sig hrdetti.
tIhs siii p,,tor9 on the violin sad
Sa iAs Harp.
act H;y;ss;;s S;l''ra''i 'P'r,
psasn'ins' Rose d, Yrs,
s'snor Se'siai
rirrg.
For the ar time TIL, ths whole Of Bsliia grad
I TRirASI.
In which will appear,
sisAOrs A. Bo.io.
sisaors Bsdi,ii aud N,rsi.
Thsremsiadsr Of the programme on russdsy.
TICKETS, ONE DOLLAR EACH.
which will sdTi, The hsise, e AZ ,hs Psr:Ornanes
To be had svery day a. Castle Garden Delnone,' New
1 Ion mG. h.iSr ana r,Ss os,s, ass =, ne n1's tore.
Brsusing JOs, and yanasfbseh and sehubsr,sh - Co.
Broadway.
A ITERATION OF TInE.-os AND AFTER THE
commence ~ o'clock. precisely.
~ many persons ia Staten Island Jerscy City aud
ether plaetsn tho ncshberhood wAo have oppressed ,cr
lis evening, he 6rsrs wili eommSass a. y SeiSei.
witch IN future, willie the regular hour.
XyHiTEs xELoDEoH, s3 BowRRY, OPPOSITE rHu
gss n rs be r Sn .aGys ces-f 1I S
performances BY Whites uifnsbe troupe OF SsrcnsdeE
ssstsf s:n s'sSna q u @
vel and merry IN tns county coheers
.ussG before sSss vi Fls ss
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ANUS E u K NTB.


RRoApwAY THEATRE A. MARSHALL, SOLI
- Lessee-Doors open ats to commence at TX o'clock
Dress Circle and Parquete so cents Family and Third CIR
eles Is cents Gallery l2 eents Private Boxes and SO
Monday evening Sept viii be performed the grand
ballet OF acknowledgements, Mile Caroline Rousss
Count Bernie Mile Adelaide Lincina, Mile Theresne; Ma
The embellishments will commence with the comedy OF tai
won DkR-Don Felix Mr.. O. y. Marchsnt Don Lopez, Mr.
Burres Donna Nolsntc Mss Emeliae Raymond Alter the
ballet, MY YOUNG WIFE AND MY OLD UMBRELLA.
NIBLo's GARDZN.-MANACER, Mr. JOHN SEXTON
IN Tickets, 81 centsj Private Boxes S. Doors 1t
to commence at 6oelock. Monday. Sept The won fu
Rsvel Family Gabriel In two oharae Francois in
characters the daring Mons Blondn; Miles Franok and
Bertin Mons Msrzet Jocao; Mile Capel and Messrs
Brilliant and collet The whole constituting bal
sItss ndependenty Of the eceeat corps de ballet viii
prom equaed in the United States
with the 1ibt Ropes to be followed By JOCK0
COZ clu ding with the new pantomimie tote OF kihAA
PRoCGHAM'sLYCEUM, BROADWAY, NEAR BROoME
~ sreet-Dress Circle md Parquette 20 cents Family
Circle Is cs Orchestrs Seats S Private Boxs S. Doors
open OF Il 10 begin sTb Monday evening Sept the per-
lOOZLE-Uncle Foozle Mr.. Chippendae; Felix Bud, Mr.
o. Jordan Edsad Wsverly Mr. Pal per; MIRA Ellen Bldi
Mrs skerrt Mrs Qniekhdge Mrs Maeeer To be followed
BY WANTED WiZAkD-hr. Crumml's. Mr. Brougham
Squeak, Mr. Skerrstt Roseius Rant, Mr. Johnston Mr.,
CrumDles Hrs. Aaeder. To conclude with the SCHOOL
TOk 1iC sRS-Pansls NJ. T. b. Johnston.
ITALIAN OPERA AT CASTLE GARDEN-MAx MA
Tetzek. Manager and Conductor Admission, 80 osnts
Irst Rose de Nres Monday evening Sept.
will DO performed. frat time this the opera of
Norinh hme Nose us ' res
Athlgfa. otgnOra oetnl
iouioLe.. S,8nor bettini
UOers oTen at t Pertormancs 60 commence At O'Clock
No potsponement on account OF the weather No orders
viii be Given.
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EELL0WS' hiNsTRELa, AT FELLOWS NEW MUsf-
cal Hall. IA broadway, between Howard and Grand
srees nght-This celebrated
corps Of talented and experienced under the sole
OF J. II. Telows whose this
the have been received with the greatest favor
he elite aad fashion from all parts OF the Union. Fellows
Musical Hall IL Of the most spacious and beat ventilated
buildings in the world Admission cents Doors oiea a.
to at o'clock. An afternoon eOaosrt
every Wednesday and Saturday for the especial
dalton Of families commencing at O'clock +. n.
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II hIPlEN WALI.-UPEN AT SEN ENi 10 IUHHLNNE
st eight. Grea. and enthusiasts success OF Profesr
Andsrsons bra wing Entertainments ct Soees
hysereuse The audien twenty sir hun
dred perst These the best proofs Professor Andrsn
can sdSonce 10 impress the public the magniGceu and
nteres. OF elaborate performances in natural magic a.
Illustrative Of The faaey of necromancy dsmouOlosy ani
wehcratt. Every evening during the week. Professor
will have the honor Of introducing several and astound
ing wondsts and recommends early arrivals Atmis -
centG Juyeniss under twelve years cents Secure tick
cts az tas hoel at the Hail. at the city Ticket oe Is
g Jo,es 81 Broadway For particulars bs Of tas
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pARSUM'S AMERICAN MUSEUH.-ADMIrrANCE. %
- eents; children l?h cents. Len yave aud Her: cas
only Monday aud Tuesday September lat ana
I'd Ia the atternoon, commencing 3osoek Casr fet'
and Groupings the farce of DEAF as POST and the beau
cilul omme Of the MAGIC TRUMPET. In the evening"
At oeock. Tight Rope Fests and Wonders By Leon ia
velii and n Cinc; YOUNG WIDOW, and the cOmlsli
popular psntomime of THE MYSTIC CROSS with all it,
unique soeaesy astonishing tricks and striking oddities By
the hartnet Family The Chinese collection tia Happy
Family &c, may be seen at all hours
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RowERY TaEATRE.-BoxEs. rs CENTS; PIT. TX
A. cents Seats u Orchestra Boxes % cents Doors open
at the curtain will rise ~ Monday evening" Sept
s Performed the new nihsrnian drama the
Mccarthy Me- +. Eddy; Mountjoy. Mr. goodall Kenyon.
Mr.. Tton Morary. Mr.. NJ Smith; Kelly. Mr.: Jordan; Red
land Mr. Stevens; Kathleen MRS jones' Mary Morari
Mrs. Williams TO conclude With the arams Of BokS
TO GOOD LUCK-Paudeen u Rafferty, Mr.. u. WilliamI
Count Ma!f Mr. NJ Smfi h; Count FiorepG Mr. Hamilton
Margaretta Miss Hifert: Nina. Mrs Il. Williams;
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NEW NORK AhPIIlTnEATRE tG BOWERYl Mr..
~ Lew Nerth, ProprietoT.-An entre change OF rSs
hrmaaoe Ter th week. Open night and Weines.
Jay and Saturday afternoons Great attraction ffteea
beautiful aets q Cqucttransm, consisting OF hgAt riding
great mnae'ca, equestrian dananL Vautag, hcrobato
eas rcpe VI Glting ground and lofty tumblihg. Ne sc
with the dancing Orses spanish Spot Beauty aud Tan
ny aso. the p.ellipnt dog. Old Men and Nbbs Boxos
- repts children half price Pit, 1t cents Pryats 30
tickets Desa's. Doors oIsn Mt T. and eommenssasS
nLYMPTC.-rIlg GERMAN NATIONAL THgATRE
~ v be re1pned for the regular Mon lay
lst SepteI which occasion Herr Pfesr and Madas
Pftiaer. from the national Theatre in Mannheim. will APP
psar. 60. the hrs tine IN America in the beautiful PLAY
DIE SCHULZ pEs LEBENs (the school Of tifg)
&. BURY1HAI. Manager.
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oUaroN's THEATRE, CHAMBERS srREEr-DREss

ID Circle Paruette 30 cents second Tier IS ets
Boxes s. Orchestra Seats 10 cts Doors open a. IA
20 BEGIN at clock Monday evening September will De
played the comedy, in i've called NOT 80 BAD
ASwE SLEs or. Many sides TO q Chai aeter-rhe Daks
Miiesss. M. MoOTbouse abe Earl % Lotus Mr.
milton; Lord Wiinot Mr.. Dyott Mr. Shadowly Sothss
Mr.. Burton; Mr. Hardman, Mr. BaHdi Sir Godfrey Thorn
side Mr. Blake Mr. Goo6enOugh Easy, Nc John Dunn Mr..
Jacob Tonson. hr Rnsse Mr.. David Fallen, Mr Pardy;
Lucy, hiss Weston; Barbara, Miss Maria Barton.
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NATIoEAL THEATRE, CHATHAM sTREET-DREss
Circle and Boxes 70 cents Pt ~ cSn.s orshesca
ckes 81 oents; Priya'e Box Tickets 81 Doors a. !;
curtain rises ~ MoLday eveaing, sept will be pre-
sented ne romantic DR. and spectacle entitled QUEEN
JOANNA tic Ny steries q the Court o. pos-Bu ian,
Mr. Proctor; Adrian Trespolo M ~ b. Clarke Andrea.
Mr. Bradshaw Count Bertrand dArtois. Ar O. hatthess
Queen Joanna Mrs H. f. Nichols Doona Carolina. Mis- NJ
har.es. The will With the
THE WIDOWS NICTlM-hr Twitter Mr. Bradshaw; J.re-
mish Clip Mr. G. j. Arnold Mrs Rattieton. Mrs Nj chos
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DEBUT OF ROSE DE yRILs-AT THE REQUEST OF
~ persons ius Ia Staten Island Jorscy City aud
ether placcsin tho neshborhood who cIprcssd their
intention Of assisting So the lrs performance 0f NoRMA
this evening, the OItra will commence at ~, o'clock,
Nkch, IN future will he the regular hour.
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ID EsoyAL.-JOsEFH LEE. DRAPER AND TAILOR
II III fulton street has removed 70 No. II Wsrron
. lew doars tson Broadway.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-08-06
MINERS
vERk FUcE
.EaI 5 x s,a

THIS VERMTFUGE will always expel Worms
in from tao five hou after being administered IL
a0 sa in lis operation, end more easily than
O<hev.
MINERS VERMIFUf,E has nowstood the test Of sew
ea years. ard beef proved superior and all psepara-
lions for similar imposes 1t y cssain to e1pe Worms.
where they exist. a. that and mske Thsre tn
shadow Of doubt abont it. iTscANNOT FAIL. This
appear erous language but i not stronger than
in usng and than facts will prove No
who has once u,sd VII as any other when can Be oh
has been ont. until he could procure supply And
why Because they had condolences in it, and knew that
w0nld answer the purpose for which il designed.
Thonsands OF certificates could be published f 1t
pove the statements. but single trial will prove
o. sts.s mests thar could be written. Try it.
G- He particular and remember the name. "WINER'S
CAN AUiAN VERMiFOGE." Tins Is the only article
that can be depended upon. Rememter this
Prepared only BY JOHN WINER co.
81 and ~ Maiden Lane, New York.
~ For sale yhos:s =, s ND ssta n BY Z, =.
~ Sole Agent for tbs South. myT novf
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-08-06

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