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American telegraph. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1851-1851, 1851-09-13
NEW YORK JOURNAL OF MEDI-
~ cine and the Coll IntersI Sciences for

IN cine and tho Collateral Sciences for
March, 1s5I.-The March number Of this well estAb-
shed journal Is before the public containing original
communications from the following talented writer's Of the
Medical Profession w. H. Van Buren,, M. D. Of
ran tuor, In which death resulted rom
arising from novel cause Illustrated by plates remarks
on tetanus by Ezra Bennett NJ D. OF Connecticut rup
re Of bladder by J. Kneeand NJ. d. reports Of hospital
cases by D. Lene, NJ d, and others Of much interest
by Drs Sweat, Church, and Star. -
The Foreign and American Medical Retrospect is full
and completes Bbliographical notices Of all the late Eng
lsh and American Medical works, &C.
Published every other month, At SO per annum; each
nuu, ber containing IA pages. -
Specimen number sent to any part OF the cousy gratis
ON annIication most paid.to R.F. HUDSON, Agent,
mar M- WkLI1i-y hsS~s1 wv hV'A'
American telegraph. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1851-1851, 1851-09-13

REMEDY FOR DYsBNTERY.-Th Leonardtowu
Beacon says:
"a gentleman Of our acquaintance, who has
satisfactorily tested the matter, informs us that
sweet oil aud laudanum is an almost infallible
remedy for the dysentery, if administered in the
early stages of the disease. The quantity for
grown person is about twenty-five drops of
laudanum to large tablespoonful of sweet OIL
4 single dose will usually effect cure"
American telegraph. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1851-1851, 1851-09-13

SUCCESSOR TO JUDGE WooDBURY-The news
papers have already nominated candidates for
the vacant seat ON the bench Of the United
States Supreme Court. The New York Mirror
states that they have already heard the names
of Whipple, Of Rhode Island, Choate and Curtis,
Of Boston, announced; and further says, it is a
fine opening for lawyer who can afford to
sacrifice money for dignity, the salary being
only $4,000. We have heard the name Of Judge
Sprague mentioned in connexion with the ap-
pointment.
American telegraph. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1851-1851, 1851-09-13
TO COUNTRY MERCHANTS.
t VANry Ann STAPLE GOODS

FANCY AND STAPLE GOODS.
HToULTON Co, svooessors TO Jso. YALcoNrR o.,
l 81 Cedar and ~ Pine streets New York. invite mer.
chants visiting New York city TO their immense stock OF
Yoreigu and Domestic Fancy and Staple Dry Goods.
Their stock entirely and In additon stl recei re
by every steamer and elegant styles confined exc u
syey to this house. consisting Of variety Of DR. IS
Goods 10 be found In the Prench German, English and
American and at prices that will defy competitors
Cash buyers and merchants generally will do we'll TO
call and examine stock goods adapted to
every section counry and resolved to spare
no efforts TO IL the interest Of every merchant TO
's'o' ''' '' - '''' '''N'' $3.50 RI JAMES 8. M0ULToN,
qFss. & JAMES w. BARBER,
ZENAs NEWELL.
New York. March, 1851. mar a.
yTARNIsHEs. GUM CoPALs, SPIRITS, TURPEN,
TINE, AND AMERICAN LfNsEED OIL
SO cases Gum Copsl, med and fine Zanzibar, @o.
ing, Flowing, scraping, Cabinet and Venitan Blind var
nshes, Nos i, 2, and s, zs3e - sh .U
a 13glo bbls. Sign and Draining Varnish-
l5sfssi bdb white flowing do
o do outside do do warranted.
do White do do for maps or whips
10 do Iron Varnish.
20 do Paipters Japan. #-rF tt
100 do Spirits rurpentine, In glued bbls half bbs
1000 gallons American Mnseed OH. N at
10000 ibs pure White Lead, in oil at manufacturers
Also DUN shelsc, sandrac, Litharrs. Red lead. DIR,
lowest market rates. sAs .steeo q ~
Psrsens purchesng the above vfl do ve TO call ant
srApine for themselves. *. Era :. .g . #E#-
N, B. Psrsoas wanting varnishss msnufsotursd VIII
please a. the subscriber L. prepared e %aDnfactur'
No is Orange street rannInr from Second 10 Third be
aStvssn Market and Arch streets, Phis, mar A-H
American telegraph. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1851-1851, 1851-09-13
The New York and Liverpool United States Nj
44J8gtpfH iii Fl. Steamers.

ATLANTIC, Capt. West.
PACIFIC, Capt. Nye. ,ysrg .ye r.r..r s.. re
ARCTIC, Capt. Luce
ADRIATIC, Capt Grafton.
These Ships having been built by contract expressly
for service every has been taken in their
construction also in their engines to insure strength
and Speed and their accommodations for passengers are
uneQualled for elegance or comfort ugs
Price Of passage from New York to Liverpool $780,
elusive use Of size fooms $685. from Liverpool
to New York, f35. 2 .G.4FlE2 s.sE II.
An experienced Surgeon will be attached to each ship
No berth can be secured until paid for. i, fa- ,l
Tho of these ships will not be accountable
for gold silver bullion Specie ewey, precious stones,
metals unless bills Of lading signed therefor and
the value thereof therein expressed ,yc
For height ana passage apply to- t5GteqtS
y EDWARD X COLLIN 8, So Wall st., N. Y, or to
BROWN, SHIPLEY a. CO., Liverpool.
u EgG. ROBERTS q co, a. Kings Arm Yard, London.
L. DRAPER, Jr. 8Boulevsrd, Montmartre, Paris
American telegraph. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1851-1851, 1851-09-13

No, 81 B.rliag Sp, Neio iork, near ration Fss7y.l
YNHR subscriber begs leave to inform bis friends and
II the pubc that his arrangements such for bring
ing ont and forwarding passengers and from Liverpool
by the old vorite Black Star Line OF Packets sailing
to and from New York and liverpool every week, rs TO
ensure cheap and quick conveyances. The ships com
prsing this line are all and first class packets,
manded by old and experienced commanders.
Also AgeRt for the Star Lime of Glasgow Packets sail
Ing every month Also, Agent for the splendid Line Of
New York and Louisiana Line Of New Orleans packets,
sailing every week. 9h5sH9 rH ei an G1aala
Drafts at sight furnished for any amount England
Ireland, and ScotlGndi gil TH0S. H. OBRIEN,
" mar a4-I 81 81 Burng Slip, doors from South st.
American telegraph. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1851-1851, 1851-09-13

There is more pleasure in giving than re.
ceiving some things-as, for instance, medi.
cine, kicks and advice
American telegraph. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1851-1851, 1851-09-13

I Rum IN New YoRK.--A record kept in New
York shows that the deaths by delirium tre-
mems and similar causes in that city, for the
last twelve months, were 150. Only portion
OF the deaths from intemperance is reported by
physicians, who, out of regard to the feelings Of
families, generally report them under the name
OF apoplexy, congestion of the brain, &c. The
most of those on record are reported from Coro-
ners inquests and hospitals With this view
of the case, the $50 deaths above stated may be
taken as the record of $50 to $50 deaths during
the twelve months. To these may be added a
large portion of those who are "found drowned" !"
and we shall have from 500 to 600 from in
temperance every twelve months. But there
are scores of accidents which occur while par
ties are intoxicated, which are reported under
the head of Casualties, which must be added
to the above. During the twelve months in
cluded in the above statement, many have fallen
and 9 fractured the skull, !" "broken the neck"
6 fallen down stairs, &C., the addition of which
will form large figure in the sum total. There
were nine murders during the same time, caused
by rum, and nearly ten thousand fve-day com.
mitments for drunkenness; nearly as many
arrests for disorderly and riotous conduct and
assault and battery, and other offences against
public order. The last quarterly report of the
chief of police gives over five thousand arrests
which are chargeable to intemperance.
American telegraph. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1851-1851, 1851-09-13
Wilmington, Clinton CO., Ohio; OF

Also, inventors and manufacturers Of a Waterproof
Backing for Oco that viii reduce the cost fifty per
cent, and will soon be in market mar "a
American telegraph. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1851-1851, 1851-09-13

The FALL OF LopEz The Rochester Daily
Times quotes our article on this subject, and
says:
"We commend the above sensible remarks to
all those who can see no difference between
crime and defeat. There can be little doubt
that, had the Cuban invaders and revolters been
sufficiently numerous for complete success, they
would have been classed with the heroes of the
world, by many if not all those who now apply
to them the choicest appellations of infamy.
The previous history of Gen. Lopez forbids the
idea that he called around him band of rob-
bers for the avowed purpose of plunder. We
believe he returned to Cuba to free the unhappy
inhabitants Of that beautiful island from u
tyranny the most calling that ever existed. He
committed, as it seems to us, an unaccountable
blunder In yenturing upon an expedition 80
perilous without greater certainty of success.
But he may have had assurances which seemed
to him reliable that we know not of.
"But the Cuban drama is over for the present
Whether the late movements will accelerate OF
retard the freedom of that isle we cannot now
conjecture; but that the people of Cuba will be
free at no distant day is moral certainty. The
leaven of freedom has begun to work, and the
independence of the island viii sooner or later
be the consequence"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-09-01
Silks! Silks !,
Latest Inportations
DOW r & VI \ \ NJ + r..
he Nos II2 and ia Broadvav, New York.
IMPORTERS and WHOLESALE DEALERS
FreacA, Gerr.0H. Hoi,al and Engi'sS
elk AND EANCY GOODS.

Fr,nca, German. Ioi,a1 and Englst
SILK AND FANCY GOODS.
oa.r for sale thsir NEW STOCK for the FALL TRADE,
comprising IN every department, the newest and richest
styles and unsurpassed m variety and eSienih by any sH
Establishment IN the country
No pans have been spared to render the assortment
possible more attractive aud worthy the Inspec
ton Of every merchant visiting this city
The several Departments are a. follows
Dress Silks,
Consisting If the rchost anu most magnificent styles Of
Pans EMBROIDERED and BROCADE FABRICS ever
By MS exhibited and adapted the best city and
Also. rch Pomoadour SILKS. Embroidered SAriNS,
ARbIURES, eros DE AFRlCS. SATIN DE CHIMES.
GLACF. CAMEL EON. Rich Figured and Waterod
More Antique SLkS, &c &c. all Of the very latest DO
sigus
Rich Pans MUSLIN DE LANES and CkSHMEREs
.r,ntod Ia twelve coloTs. Printed OklENIALS, entirety
new STYLE ordcIod expressly for ihe best c retail trade
Also extra Rch PLAID and Figured MUSLIN DE
Also' a complete assortment Of Amsucan MUSLIN DE
LANES and CAShMEkES. new designs, at lower Prices
than ever before offered
Tins Department. with ample room for display enhaces
All the most popular styles OF American LONG SiAWlS
Also the newest and richest patterns If Scfch LONG
SHAWLS real Tartan Plaids," manufactured expressly
RIcS Fmbro,dered Canton GRAPE SHAwLS, French
PALM Tibet, CASH MEhE, Figured MEklNo' &c
A complete assortment consisting Of rch tartan PLAID
R 2siSS 2Sa BfIT RBBoSS aa SATIN and ea
Ribbons. Fame, Trimming RIBBONS RiBBON-TlEs
SCARFS, &c
PLAN Black aud Colorcd ALPACAS. Rich Figured Ne
mo PLAN. DaInask, Brocade and Figured pOPLiNs :;
Mile Rage LUS1ERS, HUNGARIAN CLOTH Figured
and pam MOHAIh, Lyonese aud Ihnet CLOTHS
PLAN French MERINOS aud CASHMEkES, aiSo, IA
.rtat VARIETY OF Plaid STUFF GOODS. new ~ lies
Hosiery.
This DEPARTMENT, To which special attention l. invited,
has much enlarged, now occupies an entire no ana
embraces extensive stock of English AMI German
HOSIERY, from the most celebrated manufacturers,
adapt.d 10 the best civ and interior trade.
IaCcS.
English French and German LACES Fancy NETS,
Ne. of every description.
White Goods.
Linens. Lawns CambrIcs, Muiis. Checks stripes pam
ana Figured SWISS GOODS, Curtain MuslIns, Linen
t1mhucs, IL.
Mea-' aud womeus white. Black and Colored KID
GLOVES tie very best quality from the most celebrated
Preach Manufacturers ordered and imported expressly Tor
trade
Also.
Wide and Narrow Nelvcts. Brnba2nes. Canton SlNs,
Pocket Handkerchets, Welsh Flannels. Sain Nesuhss'
Green Barsg,s Italian and American Sewing SIN. tTlPes
Gencmcns Crayats, Dress Trimmings, on Silks Engiish
and French Ginghsns French Prints, Table and Piano
Covers, Ne SC.
A large assortment II RICH GOODS for Evening
Dresses OF various fabTcs and latest s,yes. au2l
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-09-01
Urn Goods.

NOW Is THE TIME FOR BAR
IVGAINS. at S. BANKERS ibid siandl 1ci Grand
S. The entire must I've sold To close mp the late bust
ness of BARKER
SiIAMlS
Among which may be found Broche and Cashmere
Shaw am and Pnaied rhtet do, with rch SIN ir'nges
long and square PLAID DOL do also Rich Embossed ana
PLAIN Crane Shaws al OF who's will be sold below th
cost To close them out
SILKS SILKS
Among " hich are rich Black and Colored Wsiored Sks
m all shades PLAN Chameleon. Glace and Gro de khlne
Arn.ines do Figured and Striped. do rich China do also
rch and high ustred Black Gro de Rhines OF the hes,
make also PLAID. Striped and Figured do, al OF when
will be- sold less than the cost Of mpoaon Ia close ou
the stock
Also. IRISH and French Poplns. Bombazmes Ffsn'h
Mennos Paramattas, Alpaccas, black ami coofed Very
rch all wool Csshmeres and Beaines also PLAN '""fs
IN every variety of shade Also Gases Of ch high coiored
Dslalnes for Is. usually sold for p
Also 10 cases ofpnnts Of all styles from Oh yer yafd
30 bales and Domesc comprising all the bestsyics
of shngs and Sheetngs less prices than before
known.
Also Cloths Cassineres. Satnets kontucky jeans, Nc
Also large stock Of Hsbcnlashety Goods Which viii be
sold very cheap 81 IL
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-09-01
V,HE NETWORK ORGAN-A Famil
,I,HE GREAT MECHANICAL NAG

NJ a ~
ApPIITONS MECHANICS MACHINE and EN-
CINEERS JOl kNAL Tor September. Edited b. 4--ns
co,f.ri. u tf,s number Vaughus Process for making
IA lroad Tar Nhees of WTought lrcn"th llustfatons
Eiiss Improved Kntnng Mach ner~lh uia,trii Mons =
Dim les irgio' einrnt' I'D steam hllhe,-"h H.
tg4Luns NAigan's Improved steam eoiief--"ith ilns
traion, NJ Eail1aIhs Paseai ilbuitt oianes-~i,h
illustrators CoIiess Imio onehi ID 'ysoi.o IN
illustrations + l..5rAI l-1oncaiT D' I. ~ ION
Elgneor. Durham, BucASI" IA must 1 1i olsai
Ny awe, b. J. b. DAYS. Loldons'iih illustrations
SOP CocG. b. MessTs. STOCK Sons 81 Tul--4 n-s'th
illustrator. kcnwoTtny sAd Bgloughs Patent Power
Loen-"iA llusra,ioas Si.ht si-u licl Soa o' 49,
Win lnsrl tllrs. Nlsmy'ks Absolute SAFETY wave
WIN Illustration Survey Beacon "a use On LAKE Ene-
Ot.eIyarinrs mon p5of Walter Johlser EEr erIinent
"a Goals Continuation Il arllcle 90 Comp sin ~ tlal
ly Is I.tefwood b August number u Magazine On
Stsau ROl.r> ana a. Cause III their Explosion, ~
FsITtaim Ia. & r.. + X : The Boiler House u ne
Cly Sta Palace The JuIes 4 the Great Exhibition The
HaHuer Sup.fses,d IN Boluiug Iron. Rotation y ne
Is.ervoac Chief Fnglneez 4 The United States Nayy
The new N-,Ne Power. P4teni< Notices AID C'rrsciho
he tYblca, "a OF It's noatlly magazine commenced
VIII The pfessr, yea- The reception WHICH has aif-ady
me- with ard the cosnueEi4t which laye 0eeh he-
slowed upon T. have been q the nos' zati n ai Ia.
terng character f. 30 brace the en'Ee e4l u
nechanca Science WIN ali rs lndred SAB ects is con-
ents consist nct ii Original papers am
~ en- n=t rs.rs and professional nsas OIt srtecips
rouis orDas II All Dars ~ Europe and Hou scieh
tic teaIses AID publications. II inpoIaacs ~lgie,er
alt eLlueerlg sA Il the Ugltea SAFES = = c0lle1e
WITH te yleu olhen- l-A, . -- ~SfA' "---eD ma
IL oniy keep PACE With re s4s interests ii ar d." IL
VOWED these pursuits but s--.u4-t -4 ls Ace lem
= rses o. 81 : a. csc ss.-a al NJ - is4A1
Ia az ce-.Ce - he cr-s nd SCIENCES Al Inventions
fls day. n rrrt .lleI.s 4 any and. z mecancs
cterstr. agriculture tie ais anl seen es q IA;' al
tai -1 eTests ne ntcha-c int s-rE ne A' SLiot II
fhe scien,ltc msn afe duly noticed
lAt engrayles md illustrators are II ,le ny 'r1e3
-s ,.i5 az - ,1 = lsa ' T. u ,la ss a. n
Ll--L III frs sc.entifc louInAl - 80 ia
TERN. -Tir.. collars A ttaI or tNen-g-nye cents
LL.Lber TIE JiaziLe nav be lbtned irJn al lo5s-
sellers -ets. IL u the Yl1issieTs aud ef4l
aTsL-eIlcr:. n 81 made WIKI the .f4c al ~ih a@enis
~ O. eu-4rl.- re "a. Il y
EC11>- u-1Irv n Ill. .,hi;.h
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-09-01
NIOREHEAD'S MAGNETIC PLAS-

WI TER The Greatest Strengthensr aud PAN De
.troyer u the Word This unrvaled composition
raned % BE- the cheapest ard best Plaster hyen,sd
srtlzht tin boxes. thus k>eptss Il Away.
fresh and pure. Esch tc1 Will make 70 Passrs and
any bud cen spread them. Pree u csnts a bot.
MOhEHEAD's MAGNETIC PLASTER possesses -
-. ,a ~ pop. ~, ,aAo ~ -asS n
compossd IL = toDe, strengthening and s.iAnsng-
These properties arse from the wonderful influence Of 10
magnetic power From these facts Il viii be easy 70 see ~
dssases the Magnetic Plaster must be hgh osns
fci1 Pnce p cents h0r Manuar1ured and odd by tlo
mfeLi"f and fp4Iefaf. y {. ADhEhkAD 49,
e.. -1 3fasdvaf. Ns' -f"..
I...1,, p. q. L. - ss-..-. IN
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-09-01
,zs.rAe uronn, vernon Binding A.ssciation

IL The Noun, Vernon Building Association
Ii bn'd ,ts revuar nLiy meeting - tns cIrler -
.-h-,..o.sey ard Fiud SITS on "WEDNESDAY EVEN
NV S'p- mo { BCCEBEE. President.
GEORGE ". CoorER, secy. aa-a Sc
~ Every Nan his o7va Landori.-USloS
hun pISG .sD MUTUAL JoaS ~ssotIarIoN--i G''
Issc tlcn mas beer ID successful operation Eionins,
rd has had number 81 shares redeemed. eEt IS J. DE-
.I,es 20 m no 10 a thousand ares 1.-THE mafimuhi As
"a more adyanfag terms and monthly pay snts
than aEy other SIMILAR Association Information can De o.
tanned Vi PLCAIE, y 20G Hester st. corner II zen
ter where nan % can De EFF SeVf regular meeting Sc pt
~ Grand =, groadvav yhere pers1ns have
an onnortuntv u IolrIrg slim
~ American Piano forte Association.-Esiab'
shed for the genera distribution u Piano i-rtss, D.
monthly payments Al Interested IN this popular move
u.ut ia please observe, that the Office Of tn COMPANY
vii &c opened from and after the st OF Seteoel %
Tuesdays Thurs and Saturdays only h0us 81 attend
apce FROM N the morning iOS IN the evening fultntI
that luulc meeting viii be held on THURSDAY Yenng III
each when the PRINCIPLES and al vantages o M As
ISOLATION VIII be ully explained, 10 all who 1ese 4Apia-
sep i'm JOCELYN WATSON, Trustees
eY- Emigrant Intelligence Office and Labor
Exchange u sgd csn9l-s-., New 0rk-lhls 'Ioe4s
rsshnod nv the Commissioners If Emigration, were can
always 10 found large numbers % LNorers ahu t'h ~
y.ry low rates Of wages and nave ther orders
SHED v wiring to The Superintendent, and sending me
amount necessary the passage Of the paItes
10 fees charged 10 employers. JAMES fA1AS'
my2 hWsFd QUIZ 'iu''i' ~
IL Sunburn. Tan, FreckIeS and Morphcw are
ITALIAN CHEMICAL SOAP. THIS, tne reader = as
s.fes they the article makes yellow or darA
SKIN clear fine and white Sold 81 the DcpOi o me true
SPANISH LILY WHIT for ladies SKIN, 4O3 bf"adway
Ia Dye Your Hair and Whiskers.-Ihe Solu-
ton Of Jc q fine article Sold for is at '05 Broadway
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-09-01

DROADWAY THEATER-Sole Les
ID see. r.. 4 MARSHALL. Stage Manager, THOs
BARRY THIS EVENING, sept /, Inst nigbt OF the
grand Ballet Of CATARlNA.
Toconmepce With comedy % The WONDER
Also aIY YOUNGWIFF and MY OLD UMBRELLA.
Prce. u Admssioa-Dress Circle and Par 1ette y cts
Family and Third Circles q Gallery, III Private Boxes,
$ and -. Colored Gallery IS. Open AZ commence H.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-09-01

s,,,,ossiA OREGON AND TIE sAND"ich ''L'S"s,
roh 49, =, me departure Of eaoh Mail Steamer ia
Sy,.. rrice {. osnts reI copJ ~, p.t.:.A.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-09-01
PROGRAMME
D.rf


Ovs--,re .-.......-....-..-By full Orchestra.
Inrotrctary Boomer Tho By the Misses Louise, Jl'a
ard ADELAIDE arranged expressly or these Concerts by
GEORGE LoDER tsg
The CIV hack Car NJ IS JalIs
should he UpbraId- Cathsrina
7 ne Gay CaEaeI-- 5iss AleLal1s
Sa.ut Ia France Mile NATHALIE FIrZ-JANES
In costume II " La Filles tes Regiment ,
When the Moon On the Lake IS beanng. Hiss Louise
Part II
Bloor,er Polka .----- Nlsses Ayellns and julia
al scene from Lueia Mle. Sathalis fhL, 4nes
| should Ike 10 Mary Siss Lyass
Casegn Ia De -lS' H.. &C.
Kathleen MayouTne en- ~. adeiaide
-, -.,...s raw III Mes AvelIDs and Julia.
1f4h1 r-s &c us- 81 1 and Mofs Carrsse
Nl--A dssIae
NrlLu, - Joy Mss Lo1Isc
iLno1 BaS where % tie Wa Iays.s - idsi,ids
v-t.,e.n r.or Mld 60 i--- - ---- -
Cr,na pa. lie Deux-Ia vera SstollseA noo. C,vye..
"'4A4 " ~ Mile FItz-J1nes ana nons ', SaI .,
Grand Orchestra has been csGnxxTIa
- I7rt,ri0a Il G. A sIO,HN.S|dlfnNor1
III, y. ~, ERASE r. ELLLNWVOp u,,,rr.u
"a I'd b cents each y Dc h%o ~ - ~
iI1ses SoNS No y Broadway SAMUEL JVL-
~ = nros,iusF. and cher Vi ac stores. ana al
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EHE BLOOMER TROTPE. compo

# Ladies II lodged talent assisted b. that
acc, rrp'.shed artsts, Nile NATHALIE FlrZJAMES'
rucltie danseuse Of the operas Of Naples Venice, Pans
and ,pton and NJ rs CAkKESE, Will have the honor
csrt Hall NJ 53s Broad~ay, on MONDAY EFENlSG,
Sc I. 1851
The LADIES' wll al appear IA tie richest ana most re-
G. erche STYLES II the Boomer Costume.
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New l)nblitdiions.

u p. PUTNAM publishes THIS DAY d.
w The GIRLHOOD or SltAkSPEARES HERO
INES ~ Mar CoWdeu Clarke. author Of The Con
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,Ugfayug of Ei~lnorr Puce - cents
Also the Fust Series comprising he fst Eve parts OF
the work with Eve eugraylngs GA steel l3mo, ci5th
81 p
The design is one that would lord ample pla, 10 a
live Nv and sympathetic Imagination. anl We bound TO
saw that tie ingenious though, Is admirably carried out
London VI uAug Chioniclc
Recently issued
PARA or Adventures on the Shores Of the Amazon By
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THE WIDE. WIDE WORLD Firth edition. vols
l2mo cloth II So
TRVINGiS ALHAMBRA Authors revised edstien.
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ITALIAN OPERA at CASTLE GAR
j DEN-Max Maretzek. Manager and Conductor.
THIS EVENING, Sept I, vii DO performed she opera
of NORMA
Norma Nine Rose De Nues AdsgiSa- -Sea Costlni
Pollioue --.-. SIG BettnI Ouscs -Sg Manni
Admission 80 cts Doors al 7tPerormance % cora-
mence ara No displacement On account the weather