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der ar W nsy soon ave another Ny oh ect Is II p1s-
bic 20 ga thc remnant of the gallant band who de-
teated the forces o. Gen. lima the 18th inst and
marched into the interior on the 18th This we know
from the tical publications IN Havana and further all
j. DOUBT uncertainty This howe IS certain that
the same WHO defeated Gen. Eaua aud compelled
him 70 send back 90 Havana for renforcements when
they only defended BY works hastily thrown up
around an old building, will be able to hold him at
bay for time when they reach mountains so well
adapted TO defence those OF Cuba This Is more
certain il the people OF the country unite with them
which T. confidently stated 20 be the by correspon
dents from HaYaL who, am fully satisfied, have not
made statements which they d. not believe Bot. fel
low citizens after examining the position in military
poin. Of view satisfied that friends and brethren
viii be finally overwhelmed by superior Spanish force II
they DO not receive assistance. However anxious we
ma De 10 relieve those who in danger must not
hazard any small attachments; have had enough
OF that Whatever Is done must be done promptly and
e.icien,y. Whether anything at all be done, de-
pend, upon you Of New Orleans. There is no
time 20 seek a from distance. There is n lack OF
men who burn the surviving oniades Of the
slaughtered Crittsnlen, Kerr, and their brave
panions IL Is the the means that is auting
therefore plainly appeal you t. come forth gene
rously AID promptly II win require considerable
sum TO do anything that you would sanction; for
say at once that will consent that noble
young men shall again be haLsrled with insufficient
numbers and inefficient means. EELIA HUSTON.
NV 0PLEANs, August o. ISL
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Marine Affairs.

CHrcrs ~ rHy UNITED STATES MAIL SERucK-Ws uu-
dcrsaat that Captain Cra5tree long and :avoraY
known ,5 commands Of the United States mail steam
ship Hermann bs resigned chat pos ard that his
cessor VIII be Captain j. D Wilson late of tn maid
steamship Empire CITY Captain Wilson possesses, in a
al the requisites 10 Ill the place lately held
by Captain Crabtree with credit to himself and to ths
Ocean Steamship Navigation Company. lie is ssifui
navigator ard his prtanity ana poliieness have ais
him great favorite wish the travelling public.
L,rNcn or TIE CIf7sra sur MrRcuRY-A splenld
clipper ship Of aboGt SO tons burtaeu called tbs
Mercury will BE- launched at o'clock tEis afsernoou
rom the ship yard Of Westervet AMI Mackeg toot OF
Nnc Of Hayre packets and will sail on thc ist CT No
lumber.
port By Thomas Collyer, and engines BY crnninghsn,
belkuap Co. len on Sunday morning Ia T. and arrived
yesterday, at l. o'clock 81 wsshinston CITY she has
sustaiDei the reputation Of Mr. COL! en- aud proves
veIy fast boat for her 9Th She intended for sas
Washington. Alexandria. and Mount Vernon route
2rrAnrslrr CRY RICHMOND This vessel, the first
OF the line of screw steam vessels 10 between shr
city ami Riehmon via Norfolk and Petersburg, arrived
yesterday She vii. leave this port Aer fist voyags,
on Monday, The sth instant.
DnsYtlioo. or Sur AT sat- ship Caledonia
Bsnder. arrived this port the 18th of last July,
having boa tx whom they had picked Up ar
the 9TH July in at IS 30 lon 81 and who repre-
English BARK Mary Ann. OF sunterland which ye.s..
they hai ABANDONED two days previous. in a sinking
the crew lett at the time in the long boat but
that they parted company 10 The night II appears by
the English papers that these men belonged 70 tbs
land, On the l4th ult, from New Orleans. They had
shown 4 mutinous disposition from the time they Left
New Orlt the .ls Of une and after various lis
orderly acts and Inutnous conduct eventually on tbs
An Of July took the ships boat by force ana deserted
the vessel They also carried with them four
and tller, Dread, pork and water by force, threat
ening the life OF whoever made the least resistsnce-
having loaded their pistols previously 10 prevent thrir
being deferred from eiectiDg their purpose-snd iefs
the ship sbont A NJ, leaving only the mate,
perer, cook. (wio not a seaman and therefore
less for either steering The ship going slof or1
20
the chip being six in number. say four and tvs
boys (ncusve Ct the cook who could only give pull.
and. fortunately, with this short help, enabled
take her in safety 20 the harbor OF Queenstown
STE,NsHIP S,R,H SANDS This vessel, on her arrival
at Panama from San francisco. her charter having
pred will imne diatey sail Tor Liverpool preparatory
taking her place in the lne OF
ships about going into operation b.tweea that city sok
New York She was expected 20 arrive at Panama On
he tn
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5 RAASs: !D Y I ,!Hatlfl.Hs,ihbrS comni.,...

TnififR " til, NV lonN; sept = lsoi.
To rtfr C0W"fTTt 7. co. rUT For Ran NNWn fOIttFi--
Gsrf ia receipt o. your letter Of YESTERDAYS
relative 81 tttnr have the Of Trpier Hall
Whit for She Of arranging entertain
ent the hcneht Of The widow aud fairly Of the late
anf Michael Ecster who murdered whlst Ia
THE unn ot lis duty on the lst Of August Lass
in reply thereto hes 10 state. that fully ppprccsti,r
90 NC noblenes9 OF htart prompting SUI epdeaora ao
Uay tywpat ips With the extremity OF 10 case. -asl
have much pleasure and satisfaction Ia ioins all in ny
power 70 aid yop in your raiscworthy ~ acrtekins
thcre viii doubtless be great deal Of trouble, aaA
comfortable EXPENSE aside ff0m utct csea
latd 20 thWart through inexpericuce IN tss
matters attendirr the orranif at 0nte-la neas
suitable for Trer Hail. aud. wh important taets
sne absolute expenses will very oonderaey rehus
the moiciy for tie bebshciary-
Therefore, to obviGc that 81 cud meet Win you
Will with most rrvent ~ IRE and VII lnsnes
nv srrffS ffsffrfHge. SATURDAY evenna hN ~.
g. and yen take for % good widow an u" sh''
receipts Of the riaht tb't would fall 20 me-, &c. - -.
Should tis meet yor vievs-ard ycn VII taistn a.
the ssue-l have rivsn instructions ~ ~
may be rais v0rsy of the acceNance OF tt oshth sef
i''s % W'''' WV WV D. " ANDERSON.
r.. Cr.a. " xlgi 81 sas Nptta.
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PRICE TWO CENTS.

An fr.caDst 10 desth account of The mail steamAc
leaving fCE Sew York 10 shorter time than these form
aties Tou1 occEpytheg wanted TO intiutdate others
from coming on the same efrani Another that if
they placed these in prison 20 await their trial.
rescue b. the United States people might b. attempted
A friend from near 20 where Lopez anie1 informs
that he had fourteen hundred 10 repei The seconf
attack against him.
There il no doubt that the reToters e in the
mountains and they get provisions great abun
dance will main there until better arrangements
be made.
know for fact that al the natives Of Cuba arr In
IA Of this revelation bat for want OF they
p5 gerlt "a. A0KIC0LA.
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The Government and the Patriots at New


From the Warrington Republic. Sept
We understand that the secretary Of thu Treasury
ceiyed yesterday teegraphic Dispatches from the Cole
tor AT New Or!eans stating that 900 waiting
there ready to embark fr Cuba. Without being APP
prissd of the nature Of the reply Touchgfrd 70 the
Collector in these premises. have to believe
TIA, hs duly informed that II the said 900
Should debsk under the circumstance ccrtsn officers
OF the Cnited States would be held responsible We
inclined t. believe that Il would not BE anis -
test the truth g Mr. Ehets Ttion il tie Senate Of
TIE Unite States, that it Is impossible "a this ountry 20
enforce any law IN nsghborhood wheTt Any portioa Of
the pc ole were cnrcs. u is execution.
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General Fell, Illusions Address TO the Citi-
zens Of New Orleans.

Net having engaged in the cause Of Cuba personally,
have fofborne to inquire into q plan O. oreTstion fur
thtr than has been common TO AZ iti ems who scCS
Interest in the cause To-day however haze MADE The
proper inquiry 20 enable me 90 form opinion ~ to
what e 20 be dorc and The coBcl sion o. wiich haze
come - That II The citzss1 % aev Orleans 40 not SUI.
tribe literally there is prospect Of any aid bengar
nfhedto TIE brave snJ gnau- yCu1g uea who's, lires
ae now ftrtd IN tie raruataias OF Cuta The-e is no
a tts -Ay. We Aav. As1 ne a.. . y.,3l 4nI nuf
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1he Volunteers at New Orleans.

4 rom tne llchyunr. aug ~
We have received the following communication, but
without the fanctioD Of any The nest which
contains s. reasonable and propqr. that have
-crgres ana nser H. intending 10 answer It's inquiries
fully
'Nrv cnLr.~s Aug. q 1851.
II rad n your PAPER this morning that yo had
Letters tn thole unfortunate patriots that shot in
Havana that late that the volunteers had been ceved
that all these movements 10 as TIE cr.cps bad been
go,te up IN this country Now as we many others
rarity want 10 haze tho printed Ia de-
cslyt1 want 10 IT, We ioinrd this expedition
wish ;he fun Impression shat the people % Cuba wautel
g. be liberated But The peoTle q the nited states
lu.dug - A revolution !of thca l think there has
tCtn innocent blood enough spilled. I willing to
bc M Blood 60 hbesa.e them from the yoke oidepo
when thy want and Y they 10 no. e Is latter for US
90 knew j. am cInsy hut staggered In my belief Of The
truth ~ all that las cen "a By the newspaper BE-.
cau0 - al these letters. aud particularly ia Adutant
StanlfdF uCution 3. made O. tie porulstoa Assist
ing or -eccITn- them With open SIS sitting around
thiDs Jus. as d.. AClBA AOLi MEIER.
The boys say pint this.
That q 81 Cook i the letter from which IRA lc the
specific cvotsiion 20 which correspondent refers
ih- tl.E va, shown 20 ". but without either the
quest or GutnCEty 10 iUHish L Nedecwedit our duty
lowtffr &C substance Jhe LITTER q Mr. Nienne
VIZ hal ltsrl q. but Ttr zen There j. III another
wh.cA W cannot give for want q Authority but
VII 0uCis the Cu'y passage whc refers e. 1i ubject
Ne we're Ola deceived Thought We had fricuis, but
hdnot which rrotebiy rtsrs 20 The nspectatioa OF
a-tiIr nae late 5r T.m .hy Ortoi.s landing
wa.lh. Ii Is tri1trt taLgl
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Further by the Schooner Merchant, at Sa-

vannah.
Colonel King the editor of the Charleston Courier has
transmitted the following
CHABLEsroy, Sept. 2, 1851.
The Savannah Republican OF to-day contains eopious
news brought to that city by the schooner Merchant
from Havana.
At the last accounts from General Lopez he was IN po
sition east OF Marel.
The creoles at Havana highly elated a, the sue.
cesses Of Lopez and were joining him daily.
There were only seven hundred troops in Havana
II IL presumed that the dispatches brought by the
Cherokee for the Spanish Minister related to the death
Of Ger ersl Emma H wounded IN the leg ari died
the day following the battle.
The Faro Industrial (of Hayana) says that on the 18th
the Captain General distributed brevets to thrty-ave
oeers and soldiers wounded AZ Las Pozas on the l2th
Dons Joaquin Aguero, Jose Tomas Betancourt, Fer.
nanio de Tayes and Miguel Bensviieo shot in the
back at Puerto Principe for high treason.
The schooner Merchant carefully searched for
arms her whole ceiling having been ripped up Tor that
purpose.
FROM ANOTHER SOURCE.
SAVANNAH. September l. 1851
The Merchant was not allowed 10 Land, or take On
board cargo from Havana.
II reported at Havana. when the Merchant left
that FIVE hundred Of the Spanish troops were killed in
the battle Of Las Pozas.
The Spanish steamer Pzarro was still aground
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MATRIMONIAL.

pJATRINONY MADE EASY. OR now TO WIN A
Nh Ioyerfroicesor Lawton OF LoDdan, aying arrived
IN Boston. will nd TO address receipt OF one dollar
plain directions 10 enable lades or gentlemen 70
win deS oted eeoons Of the oopoete ser The process
sin pie but captivating that all may Re rried, ire
petive ofsg tppearahce or poscu and last thourh net
least Sc srrspgod with suon ess and dscay that
Jetegj,n pseablc Address Professor LsFon Boston,
Mass No lstsrs taken ifen s Fs5s on passs We p1I
81 j. Eaii.
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Agreeable 20 CAL made IN the HWerfc1n OF SATURDAY
morning. of the largest meetings which ga
thered together IN city TOOK place ia the Court House
yard on lie evening OF that day During the afternoon
sounds Of lie drum and he, which accompanied by
red banner, upon which was inscribed God and Ii
berty-CCba W At the sound Cf the City Hall bell
citizens poured ~ hundreds toSarts the square and in
very lew moments, the yard crowded to perfect
Jam Ii impossible for all get within walls and
the ouuide OF tine circle The liter
ally evafmii with spectators General l. W tickman
assembled the stand and spoke IN animate strain
few minutes in beha. Of the Cuban and read the
following list OF ocers Of the meetip which adopt
FL unanimously R G.. Smiley r. l.. Presidents Col &
r. Andersen, S Y Cockril, Esq D. e. Topp, ESQ, aen
". Hickman Vice Presi dents L. @. Etstuan,F I. *.
Zocoaer Hon. II. N Wattersop, Y. ?. McGinty Esq.
John J.. Marin 9. ESQ. Secretaries
The following resolutions then offered lopt-
cd witho ut single dissenting voice
Resolved That neither the constitution the law Of
the and principles &Eowa 10 the ussges % modern
States authorizes the President to prevent attempt Co
prevent individuals from Leaving the United States
Cuba. or any other foreign country.
RssolTed, That view with the tsepest Indignation
the inhumsn and barbarors massacre, IN cold blood of
patty Of I'm, rnsDs seized the high seas by pa
nish vessel carried into the city o; Havana ORA eyed
through the with brutal violence shot with
pie which only TN It's parallel among sayages
restrained by the dictates of humanity.
Resolve That the hostile attack upon he vessel Fa
barring the stars and stripes Of the United states
deserves the scrutniZpy examination Of the government
Resolved That actuaied by WARM sympathy for the
Cuban patriots, committee Of twelve be appointed
Iase means Tor their aid
In pursuance u The last resolution the President APP
pointed the following committee :-lhos BoyerS. VII
Loudly Williams, Jr Wn IL Johnson David Armstrong.
Irwin, Jas Irwin, II. L. Claiborne Wan Martin j.
Benlly Ea.beTt
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Orders TO Intercept Cuba Expeditions.

BALTIMORE, September :, 1851
Orders have been received here for all the
officers to be on the alert to intercept any expedition
which may be fitting out for Cuba Effective measure.
have been taken to intercept any such expedition at
Fort Mitiiu
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Aid for the Cnbans.

BiTINoRr Sept .. ISL
Subscriptions being raised at savannah. for the
purpose ofaid;ng the Cubans
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yhc srnr,,h r.e,, ed the nnrrns rrreut,on

itrCm The newark Daily ADVERTISE
TIE 70 ases that shouii have been observed in the
proceeding - against the City Americans that were exc.
cutrd IN isvsna the 10th cay d; Au-u.t 1851, sc
coriiry tct he Spanish laws. p. folows
lt-tn fer rlutt r lirit trial ne N1rine De
tsgtnsnt8 ,ar Esrtaii bscsus o., usrios authority
a1a tatr mas ,nEe,lgt vit TIE crvic Of navy.
li-As 81 rre not ltllei n che ed CD battle thtv
s s a 3s M u e s, ''as s5 ga ,. ,a,,T
soltmhi aat viii be ed below iu tbt ou3 para.
airirs.TAs "ial le,,,rcltls delivery ,f us r.iso
ne-e 2. thu tar, ehic % he ilse i'h a. ur5rat on
tIte crtn Me.s ~ tltr sapture cad the ccnstueus
lly-1r or utoont by m .srs rsart nsrtiii
g one cccr OF the army With TIE sctfctsr TOR ta Or
r9p1tr Mt q ile inyurl % thc lroceetinFs.
TAiI y1n- IN tuit dcc'arat % te riitv their
oa1F betci, tc ssd cccr md reisry u knop fr5m
t4tu cir native country. ci- ose tlr profession che
en- ci-otmstsnce 81 tcir culture he rersoa tlcir
lcinE here y vAcm conducted there and ID Ntlinsy OF
Itdrt6y- The nmis,t ere ptr.ons tiat e,1ii In
rio ahUut case b ascertain So The rris hsd ams
ana mun.,t?t fhcy I'D 90 aot ms Pc r ~ th,r
NJ .oplht gsast tie >paril sui soldiers
ithly Oa sic ground Hl ga these rluirestle ndlc
mont .ould hsfe ttcn lr"u1 f-.inH t'e ~ ,,
witch they subject. go,
-S,hiy-The PRISONERS touli hay, teen Informed q a
Ue rroccctngs done IN she i'l o'- -N' s ' " 0''n
ssentii~-Aft,r tfss tcy should ave been furnished
With list n lapl q 81, w 4 "a ~ ''''
nintsl an the circumstances fulfilled meeting She
uf srs tx he coutt narals invited aAd held, and the
'Nteyi a. lss.i,-Ths sri.iasl pyao5siuE ~i.h the
stntn l. haa il ~ tht utge ol'r ith lis SECRETARY 60
r., an ~ -n5Ut Visit NJ Vas 10 rrort ntavoSsr
~ Ctnsu'stou 81 arl or att aev ths teavs the
t'u .cr ti.it a.. 'g'.ls itt parat.Ccs.
1hct,a.cr t4iP sst-Aa 7egnI Ai o. jag lac if,y
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CASTLE GARDEN RsDAY, SEP
~ tember lS5l.-xax Mares1eA's B.neas.


MAN MARErZEX
the informing his friends the patrons of tho
OPERA and the public in general that previous 70 ais de-
parture from New York, he will take
CASTLE GARDEN,
On Thursday. September ith 1881,
to begin A. =. NJ. and TO conclude a. IL o'clock.
All the extensive arrangements contemplated with the
view to i'm part TO this entertainment
THE GREATEST SPLENDOR AND IMPO3INC NAG
NIF1CENCE
comrlted and 10 is with pride that the Ma
nagr calls the attention OF the public 10 the richness and
LIST OF PERFORMANCES.
combining the occasion the unyaet attractions Of
TWO GRAND OPERAS,
A GRAND, NTsCEILaNEoys AND DRAMATIC coScESr;
AN ENGLISH VAUDEVILLE,
In which Mr.. Brougham and his Company will appear;
A GRAND BALLET,
And Other En- tertai nments.
For the first time and this occasion only
will appear,
-FOUR GREAT PRIAA DONNIE ABSOLUTE
Madame Bosic, Msiame Rose de Yrie5,
Madame Bertueea- Maretzek, aiams Truth Bensistti
FOUR CELEBRATED FIRST TENoRI.
Sixnor I. Sslyi. Siynor d Bettini.
sianor ID. Lorni, aud Signor Benedict,
(His hrst appearance Ties: years.)
FOUR Powerful FIRST BARIroNI AND BAssI
Sgnor Badali, Sigaor Marin,
signor BeneyentaDo, Sisaor Coistti.
In connection with the other numerous aud Distinguished
ARTISTS OF THE ITALIAN OPERA,
aided by powerful chorus mi grand
oRCHEsT
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PROGRAM Ne.


of the immense that has ATTENDED
the debut OF the celebrated prima donna,
Rose de -ieS,
the performances will begin with the whole of Bns opera
Of NORMA
Norma NOS ne 'ries
Their second appearanee.l
AdaSlss lSha 1ostin
orOveso etihoE
S0huucstr. .haA AAIit-sk
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VTHE BLoOMER TRoUPE's LAsr GRAND CONCERT.

pARNrNS AMERICAN MUSEUM-P. I. BARHUM.
- Manager and Proprietor John Green wood, Jr Assist
ant Manager Admttanoe to thing . cts Psrqree
l2 cents estra children under ten years Ia cents Wed
nesday September 3. This afternoon CONNIE aeng at
o'clock, Miraculous Exploits the Tight Rop, b. Lsen
Jave AMI Herr Cline who engaged for this week only
The la ghabe farce OF POOR PiLLiCODDr The panto-
mime. .al Of magie tricks. THE MAGIC TRUMPET This
evening commencing at az o'clock. repetition OF POOR
PILLlCODDY. After which Tight Rope Wonders and the
comieal p2ntomime. THE nNSflC CROSS. with All its
unique scenery; ashng tricks and striking lde, by
the Mstaetti Family Tho Chinese collection ae Harry
Family aod the rest Of the nnumerabe curioses may be
eeen q hours.
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sympathy for Cnos nR the United States.

coasEsPoSoESoE OF TAE HERALD.
BALTIMORE, Sept. 2, 1851
TIE news !'om General Lopez, By way of Savannah
has caused renewal e the Cuban excitement in this
city and expedtic from Baltimore is now regarded
dxed fact. The money I, here, aud the Taen are
here and all that IS necessary is to obtain posses
sion Of a steamer II steamer should sail she will
likely take with her OF picked prepared
beard Spanish cruiser, II she should meet The
seizure Of such vessel by the government n is asserted
would be no obstacle, a. a commander probably be
found who would carry OIL the go7ernme Mt officials also
rather than De foied in his purpose. Should vessel
here not get of contingent arrangements are being
made for steamer from New York which IS to be met
by a band Of patriots in the bay.
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VI'RIPLER HALL-TIIE WIDOW AND THE ORPHAN.
Professor Anderson the Great Wizard OF The North,
has in the Denev when called by
COMMITTEES soliciting the Tripl.r Hall entertain
mentor the benefit the wdo family OF the late police
Michael foster murdered last onth.
whilst dischrrge Of his duty agreed the receipt
Of Of his Grand Sorees saturday
ing September g. WHEN he viii introduce several
atoIsBz wonders The CORDIAL cooperation Of beGeyo
lent bile solicited tor Che above charity
Admission. cents Oman mt :: commence
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Visiter requested TO conform em'sves 20 the drsc
uons Of The docrkepers with regard 10 the mode OF asrs
and
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AMUSE MEN is.

BROADWAY THEATRE. A. MARSHALL soLgLEs
- seei Thomas Barry. Stsge Msnaxr-Doors open a. 1,
et Family and Third crclsa IS cents; Caller a Cents
Private Boxes, s. and So. Wednesday evening sept will
bsaS8 Ia sSo &c sS s in@ rsr y:
sn NJ snfisae eth the saHossai Pa, Do Deus Final
commence with the comic drama OF DELICATE GROUND.
me-: Ak comedy
CORBTSs.-This spacious Saloon. under the Broaiway
muniotion with the Dress Circle ami Par ue opens TO-
niaht, Wednesday September !" Corbyn will be happy
to zee his friends
NIBL0s GARDEN.zNANAoER, Mr.. JOHN sEyToy
sondeH tut Rsvsi Family. oaSris IN so SSassetsrs
Niles FEanss p and Berth Miles cagel and
ballet and pansome troupe sPS
Of the talented artists Independently Of tie exeenE
corps de ballet which has been pronounced uuealed in
bo oTsa b. aSlni %
with the new pan.omimie te.e OF KIN KA
RRoUGHAMsLYcEUM BROADWAY. NEAR BRooME
crois 3 cs ofchsstra seats ST. Private Botsa s. Doors
open At to begin a. ~ wsdne,day ,n;ng SEPT the
I S BE- Miss @ TR wh III r
JUNGLE Io0zLE-Unsle f9Oz,e NJ Chippendale; Felix
Ellen Budd, Mrs skerrett Mrs Qulekadget. Mrs M.eder
Popular Dance by Mile Gala To conclude with WANTED
Skerrett; Rosoius Rant. Mr. Johnston
ITALIAN OPERA, AT CASTLE GARDEN-MAy MA.
rstzek, Manager and Conductor Admission. 50 cent?
Wednesday evening, September j. VIII DO performed, last
LA FAVORITA.
Alphonso XII. .sigaor G. Bsdisl.
Ieonora d Glinan sigaora iiSt
fernando. ics sign0s Sss siIa
No rostponement OF account OF the weather.
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CORBTSS.-This spacious Saloon. under the Broaiv
Theatre with entrance rroadway, and direct
muniostion with the Dress Circle and Par TO-
night Wednesday September w. Corbyn will be happy
to Zee his friends.