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Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-10-02
LADn 3 CO.. nRuaeIaTe,

EHUHCEl.Iss LADD s. co., DRUGGISTS,
= DEALERS IN PAINTS, OILS, DYES,
WINDOW GLASS, &C., offer for sale at low prices
for cash, or on the usual credit to punctua Dealers
large and well selected Stock embracing the following
in part
$500 lbs best Nader
2OO0 lbs superior Indigo
so kegs super Carb Soda
rs lbs Blue Mass
80 lbs Hydriodate Potass
IS bbls Logwood
25O0 lbs Extract Logwood
10 bbls Spts. Turpentine
40 boxes variegated Scan
500 do refined Borax
bbls refined Camphor
100 groce friction Matches
90 boxes ground Pepper Allspice Ginger
10 bbls No. Castor Oil
20 boxes Pearl Starch
$50 baskets Sweet Oil
300 No. l Nutmegs
200 ounces Sulph. Qunine
600 boxes Window GLASS; French and
American
400 kegs White Lead dry and in oil
80 bbls Blake's Fire Proof Paint
And the usua assortment of Patent Medicines, Fam
PURCELL, LADD & CO., Druggists,
10 20 " w Main ST., corner 18th.
StMON BONAVITA, CONFECTIONERY
~ AND FRUIT DEALER, wHoLEsALE AND RE-
TAIL, No i6S Nam street, opposite the Banks, would
most respectfully return thanks to his country friends
and the public generally for past favours and would
inform them That he has now hand full assortment
OF every aruce usually kept in his line OF business
among which may be found the following
10 bags soft shell Malaga Almonds
, bales do Bordeaux do
10 bags do Lisbon and Sicily do
10 do Filbers
10 do Palm Nuts
5 bales Granabe Walnuts
SO boxes Muscat Wine
so do bunch Rasns
~ drums Sultana do, without seed
SO boxes Oranges and Lemons
III casks Smyrna Currants
5 cases Prunes, in glass jars finest quality
100 boxes Sardines
10 dozen assorted Preserves, Pine Apples, Lines,
&c.
IS cases preserved and dried Ginger
20 boxes Citron
10 trails Arabian dates
25 baskets Sweet Oil, choice quality
$50 boxas Fire Crackers
10000 Torpedoes
20 dozen Olives Capers and Anchovies
Is boxes Maccaroni and Vermacelli
10 dozen assorted Pickles
Is boxes Raisins, in fancy boxes, expressly for
family
10 do red and white Rock Candy
5000 Cigars, choice brands
100 dozen Dolls, different sizes
cases assorted Toys latest importation
Also, beautiful assortment of French Candy, and
many other articles too numerous to mention. All OF
the above articles fresh and of the very best quality
call and examine the same, as feel confident that
can offer such inducements would merit their paro
mage, being determined TO sell reasonable terms
as they can be purchased for elsewhere
Constantly on hand large assortment of Candy of
nv own manufacture Remember No 1853
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-11-22

VIaT or TIT WESTERN INDIANS TO THE PREspENr-On
Monday the Populations from four Of the tribes of In
ans who arrived hither last week Ia charge Of Major
Fitzpatrick Indian Agent for the Upper Platte waited
Commissioner Of Indian Affairs where Col. Lea hant-
somey received them and embraced the opportunity 70
address them upon some Of the topics which concern their
visit from the deep interior Of the continent and to I'm
press upon them the desire Of the for peace
with the Indiana desire, he told them, az they must
have learnt from their journey not founded anything
like feer but in benevoence and love of peaee for It's
s&he. The visit to the President not accompa-
MED with set speech mail ing but consisted merely In
ntroductons. We hear, however, that the result was
very satisfactory to these poor unutored Of the viii
derness prior to personally visiting their great Faths
hey under much mental socitude ana constraint
est in his august greatness he might not be gracious
unto them On returning to their lodgings after the
scent have left them, and succeeded by fcee'
dem and Of manner much in contrast with
their prior uneasy posture Of mi nd for where they
spprohepded encounterng the stern eye and perhaps
harsh tones Of exactipg authority. they found u
friendly greeting, and met with kindness aud condo
sesnsion which with their strong native perception they
'elt to be Enthusiastically genuine Having learnt in
essentially through their inter prefer that Mrs Lea had
wish 20 them they calamity responded to the invita-
tien and in the evening" marched to the Commissioner
feather. Here, equally amused and amusing Colonel
Leas household and crowd of vis,ters, they remained
about hour, behaving with great propriety Of de-
lmeanor. These Indians are some OF those who met
Colonel D. D. Mitchell this fall, at Fort Laramie add
Representatives OF the tribes Of the Arrapah9es
Cheyennes Offices, and most westerly Sioux There
two three Iowss with them but these last rather
interloptrs In the Of couple Of weeks there
will be grand talk council when shall be probably
afforded opportunity to give some idea of the orasor
perhaps be also war dance.-Nationai IlteAseneer,
Nor. 10,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-11-22

FRIDAY, Nov. 2t-6 y. "a.
There is nothing particularly important in the
prices are not so firmly sustained. At board
road, n Reading Railroad, u Canton Co., y Erie
Income Bonds, n New Jersey Zinc, u. The market
has life Operators have not sufficient confidence to
take hold Of stocks Money abundant enough for all
ordinary purposes.
The receipts ct the oce Of the Assistant Treasurer
this port, to dsy amounted to $4,000 payments
$3.50 26-baiancs, S32a6so4 o. The deposits here do
net increase very rapidly There has not been varia.
ton Of than two hundred thousand dollars tor
several weeks.
The receipts from tolls on the wabash and Erie Canal
Indiana in the month Of October 1851 81 sos 81
October 1850, s2s7is o. increase, bs76 90 Receipts
from sales of land in October 1851 s2s4 S. do. 10
October 1850, 1869 ~. Increase, s7,l55 Il. Tota
receipts from Nov I, 1850, to Nov l. s5i:-From sales
Of lands slsa,s5s IS; from tolls canal sl742se &c.
Total receipts, ss64 III a. During the period last
year viz Nov l. 1sle to Nov l. 1850 and on the same
line of canal the receipts vers-Fron tolls sI575s 49,
from lands, sIl26e0 es-s26s s2s OIL. Increase this
year, $e4.sss 70.
The Boston TrGrenr ave regret To learn that
our friends Messrs Hsrnden q Co., Of this city have
been obliged to suspend payment in consequence of the
adverse tide which has for sometime been setting against
them To the enterprise and energies Of this firm do
our citizens owe the establishment Of the line Of steam
propeers between this port and Liverpool Of which the
q g. Lewis WA the pioneer--the construction Of thu
Grand Junction Railroad and other works favorable TO
the growth and prosperity of Boston. We trust that
Messrs H. Co. will speedily recover from this misfor-
tune.n
The current quotations In this market for foreign and
domestic exchange for uncurrent money and specie
are a. annexed -
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Slsj so3
reeks s6l6.553 s222lI7 SIS

Total, weeks ..... .S616,753 S222ll7 Slsj sos
This looks though the imporations fer the month
would be unusually limited. There has been great
falling OF In the value Of silk manufactures entered for
consumption. The bulk Of the entries, at present. Is
composed Of wool and cotton 1t Is fortunate for th.
there not Of mportstons Of these articles
We are losing specie fast enough 1t Is and 1t Is
possible that, 80 long coin and bullion going out
Of the country ct the rate realized lately importaon
generally viii be limited. The extraction Of 80 much
specie Is calculated to contract the operations ndivd
ual, and orders made out more cautiously, and
sent forward more reluctantly This viii check impor
tatons, and give time TO lqudats portion OF our
oregn indebtedness before the opening Of the spring
trade we do not do before, It pretty certain we
shall not very after. About third Of the aggre
gate annual importation into the United States COM
posed Of foreign dry goods principally articles Of luxury
About third Of the aggregate expectation from the
United States, during the past year has been In
and bullion. This gives at glance, the best idea Of the
nature Of our foreign trade. It's sided business
throughout There s good reason in the world why
should send between forty and hy millions Of specie
to Europe annually to pay for articles Of luxury which
manufacture for ourselves.
The ANNEXED statement exhibits the quotations In this
market for the principal public securities at the respec
tive periods named -
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SERIOUS RIOT AT ST. LoUIs.-We learn from
the st. Louis Republican that a serious riot oc-
Cured in that city last week. 1t appears that a
soldier named James Gum, FROM the Jefferson
fame in that city, having committed suicide, as was
supposed. That night, number of his comrades
from the barracks attacked the house, Occupied by
Eliza Hollis) destroyed the furniture. set it fire.
maitrea,ed the women, and robbed them of several
hundred dollars Two police officers started to the
barracks after them and the soldiers attempting T.,
prevent them several shots were exchanged, enc Of
them wounding q soldier. Several of the guilty
party were arrested and banded over to the city
authorities, by Major Sanderson, commander of the
etatlon.
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'TkiPLER HALL-GRAND C0kPLIMENTARY TES
DSs%s TAs :9ss. s
respect The will consist Of Wonderful va
rsy q sm6r.c.s every novel
P.rticpIars .dysrtsements and large Sl, General
law. Ala s A Ar b SsssS i o.'l S
Gs,rls: r..rs' AID Patrick Kelly Hon Thsna; caEsIsy
rusy sn Berry .Ss cares
S %ssS,:. t ,,srII VIM k;ssS WIN a.kSsy hiram
S.;s.n s.%as %.% ss'v Greene
Eos.rs H.sox Cameron Tss%.. sussoa. george George
B.1 s Win b.s.. si ss ss.x.,s
Gs.s.: sss.'
sYs h Ss.s. sa,ss a'yssS' ss!a'
sh. SsslGsn%sisr. JOIN ference. Fsriia: psyia
ssiH rhh!Is: Jsssf S..sy; Roi.ss asls:: %..a
ss:n: Jshn ssfs:s Jsl1 Grs.assss IT, wc ai.s's
I sss'
a.s s' ssSn F. ssr : s,.sss sy
Sanford JshnsSn Gsoy: Hall George LSdsr, Allan Dod
VII r.: Sfs Som & st lSsiss
Jackson Isaac fSs John VsSSssS.cs asorrs Bus, 1s AZ
p:s S.5sy Henri Mslso;s EllRa.iss chIsSs:sJ
JIs, s.., t aIs, 1S S:S: ,.s: Sssssfs.s
PC B.ras% Co. m.lss.s aas sIiiIs%.se
john siiss .% ssss s as9ss.9 'i ssssr va
s ssI ss.i ssa S Sssns:
se,In samuel Ksilinser John p.rys. Henry ysnn wa
Jo,iah Bangs. seoyills ostmsn, joseph Murpay,
Rt.ron John Hoop. Briggs George better cSsss.
iIsrbers Thomas sgettsn, Br.udon o brandon, John
Ware, Uoratio Reed, Christian 5ehafer, Cyrus Shay, n
= worden. Samuel Belts David Pollok, Gooderson.
ss.sl smith, James nssay william Jsr1
Brown Henry Strickland John fraser John Letts Richard
Berum. Reward Gage. HENRY LOf q, Chairman
BENJAMIN Ban IN, Secretary.
II. W. SrRoNG. Treasurer
Cards OF admission amy cents-wkich he obtained
All the principal hotels music ia the city or At
the door on the evening Of the Concert.
Doors open at6k concert 70 osmmence st * o'csck.
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ADJUSTMENTS IN PHILADELPHIA.

CAUTION AND NoTICE.-PRoFEssoR ANDERSON
" the great Wizard Of the North performin.
the Musical Fund Hall Phsselpha where bic Frand Draw
los Room ct screes aysereuse crowded
nightly BY the elite and fashion. Nsce-Profesar Anee
con ber most respectfully 10 csutcn the citizens Of Mes
rares yho are pslmng themselves 81 s TIE Gre.t vi
fsrd Of the North and even far 10 adopt hs
name sueh Mr. Anderson and Professor Aaderon Pro
tesscr A. hssrea several dvetements Of ssch with
greet NOS ~ @ heng unjust bvtte 70 stte
rob him o. his good name and takee this cprorur "
q nforming bic numerous patrcns tia, he viii revisit ssf
lork terI short previous 20 HE departure for Ohssn
bavsra So and hst IN order thst the counsry ~ lsre
may b avafe OF bic lccaton 40 81 times TIE New
Herald will connue the Advertisements Of hs entire
men which will remove sny possibility Of ssch gross in
position being speetstfplly practses.
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The short supply Of good bills the market sustsas
rates and drawers firm at eur quotations There has
been active demand for sterling bills otrths.andins
the heavy shipments Of specie The United States
ship Baltic viii take out nearly million Engagements
have sde for shipping that amount and the probs
blity IL that none viii be countermauded.
Our quotations for domestic exchanges uncurrent
money and spt Gle remain char ged American gold h
taken principally for export in the absence Of de-
sirabe coin Domestic exchanges quiet, aud the
rates merely nominal Uncurrent money IL not active
noticed some time since. The issue Of our State
banks secured by deposits Of public stocks with the
Comptroller out Of reach Of bankers have been
great favor the West aud have been preferred TO the
Issue Of banks located In any other This had made
the business Of banks Of issue profitable one but
We fear the establishment Of banks In other States uoder
similar banking system, will interfere seriously with
banking operations In our own state.
At meeting Of the stockholders Of the New London,
willimantic, and Palmer Railroad Company, at New
London, the 18th instant the annual report Of the
directors presented from which IL appears that the
cost Of the road, up to this date, is sli5o00o The
length Of the road s e5 miles 10 opened from New
London TO wlimantic In November, 1879; to Stafford
Springs in March 1880 and TO Palmer where connects
with the Western Railroad, in September 1850. The
total receipts have amounted to sl6s4OO and the ex-
penfes Of working aud repairs to $50 ZOO or this
amount part has been appropriated to the payment Of
iosns, and interest on bonds, leaving balance Of
earnings Of slb71s The receipts Of the season en-
Oeeded those Of the preceding BY so per cent II
proposcd to extend the road In this State in the en-.
suns year nom Palmer, through Belchertown 10 An
bsrst aud by the Ware river towards Barre.
The snnesed statement exhibits the value Of foreign
ny goods entered at this pOrtfOr consumption for ware.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-11-22

yIORrHINGToN q. sNErHEN CONTINUES TO
w prsctse Law IN the Supreme Cosrtt sttend 10 eases
before Cengresto prosecute claims and settle accounts
ssspst The Departments ard Boards o. COMMANDMENTS
Troeure rstent ~ home and abroad,o obtain pensions
bounty lands 70 collect debts dvidends and nhe-
rsnce In part Of the United States and In forcisp
coun,res-to make Investments o. funds and
and on bend snd mortgseand 10 negotiate the purch,se
and sale o. loans lands and patent rgh State Of The
Union. Particular attention paid California land ts
cases esmns NJ 70 The United states Supreme Court on sp
peal Communicatione, IRE paid Addressed 70 W a. qne-
then, No. Carroll Place, Capitol Hil Wsshns,a. n ~
val meet With prompt sttsntiep, ~
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DAcIIIc MAIL srfAMaHIP coMpANY-oNI
M r. D1CAL.

nEAvNEss DISCHARGES. NOISES IN rHE EARS
caused By .ooisls msss s.sfe, q other tsysr.
restmsn. in ,hor, time. lie also treats diseases o. IN.
pain csutisn-Avoid suses. ana their ear ioaS,sns or
Zee. s2 Broadway. Hours from 10 osloot.
DR. MORRISON Is CONSULTED coSYIDfNrIALLy
On certain IN sss s;n he 'r,s vsSC, Isrssry
hee enables him cure thess debses arising from self
s Re: A e. Iii ssss
nR. WARD BrISo ALL DEVOTED TO PRrvArl
diseases. and ,n.l. 'rss,n,ns ysrr.s. =. ,gssals,
lively in h.f The usssi ZINE sud By mild ns,ASs ssS
out any pain. He vouis urge tAose who have ,ou,rss
aS once 80 c.sI ssr..s sssssr Of ssssswss. NJ
fee REQUIRED shtn cared.
'THE MARRIED. wosANs PRIVATE MEDICAL cos.
Of ~ Eai,,sn. ' iss r'S Ss o q
rs.s 81 " sy aas ;I sssoA :, .s
bang nsh. have tssS sparss timely possession q ,s
contemplating msrrsse as 10 diseis,ss mpor,.s, sscrss
Viii .hools be hroyn .. them p.r,ieul.rIy
family. ~ is Of special intortsnes.
elder tsssnsn, uo%esoas sr n, ssh.r y q, s.si En-
yesrs IN whom nature an important ohsnss
rcrtss. most certain sss q cure in .rsrs sospsn
tkIT,ct q letter from ssnvsm,n IN Dayton ohio.i
- :. DsvToS. Mar l. tsfa
NY DsAR SRA ny wife h.bssu percepasIy shining TO-
sSss and d sssi 81 s mSi Ssr ur her
nnment every successive one more and more debissans
sac vhch was, on The last occasion. eespered Of
rSsed This se Of things was inevitable. and resigned
sell 70 NEE, The worst, Az this time. tnov about W,
some mtter rsschirg On fts rscept and perussi
mind the joy its PAGES impaired 70 WIFE learn
ing that VIE crest discovery Of pesoesus provided
remedy cpered prospect 20 me, VII Oh little conceived
vas possible But for as smother year would havs
rtfed over head, In all human probability my vifs
sherlea 49, - Wv ~"
h efeourso imrr.sucsbie 70 convey more fulIy ". :.
roue subjects treated Of they Of nature ssYoslt
Intended tor he married, those coute stns arrare
forsse ~ Il Broadway. and 81 the publishing cfce
Liberty street New York Little Co., Altany. Jos>pi
lucfer Mobile. AlAbsmss T. n. Petersen. " Chssnri
on ,hs receipt Of 81 eepy will be snsm,s.s by man
fee o. post.se w. any o. the aed sts,e letter
mun sdtressed poet rsid " DR. A. ~ kaurioesu ke,
ID4. Ne~fcrs eitr. Once l1p Lihersv ssree,.
NV MEDICAL BooKs.-A CorPLsTE PRACTICAL
vort on The nature and treatment Of dscse diseases
tne Al the tndred Aztec illustrated by sreas bef
seanufo,iJ colgred plates ~ large A. lih-by Homer
hoetvct D. lectsrer surgery and diseases o. ~
ssoys named nature slsrse qusrtc, 80 pp., secoss
sotion price SIC Extract from ne Boston xedics sns
scurn Al - " may be ssid earesslY 70 - equs
heords or Aetons works ths family q disesses
Mie country. Auther Of The Family Physician, price
cents author Of work Self Abuse and its Deplo.
rble kfects &c, kc sixth edition. fourteen plates prc<
- Tor sale ~ The publishers sTRIroER T0WHsRNR
~ Broadway, AID b. We spsAs. ~ prssavsy
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ss.I T. Ess.. sff:
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RuRroEs THEATRE. cnAxBERs srREEr-DooEs
aa. Second M sss.. s' ss.s:
Fss:; &c s's 'is
3sIs Ii; Hs G *
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hOOrhouse; Michael Mr. Dunn; harstts. Miss Chapman.
open y sh ss., ain rsss :. oSss. D,ss Circle and
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s::s. 4 4. isS1is s'iii
saoIsi AIs: Aisis Mss s.nsiSd: With Tie
Varnish, Mr.. Arnedi Lucy. Mrs Aartins
RARNUHs AMERICAN NUsEgX.-P. T. BARNyx
H.n.ssr and PIopIist0.-jShn drssn Soot. Jr Assist
form.ncss cents children under 10 years TX cent? Pr
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ssray vii Scsn .srnosn
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81 the company The koh-,nGor Diamond Of Its great
TRIPLER HALL-sATURDAY. NOVEMBER q:
Grand coroess and ;siSnd :pEssranoe in America of
The unriv Allied Pianist, from Vienna.
The Italian Opera Company will appear in the same enter
ALFRED JAr takes this opportunity introduce before
the American 'a apH Taiistl E rIPisf
Only seven year: PrR Of sixIs Eliza Valentino who
First 'P yIsses sAs Al ii:'''n''f
ssnorin. B. srEFFANo ehS OG sisner. cesrINI.
ssnor BIrTrNI. sisnoi s. BENEDETrI.
ss S Ss y'D
CosDvcron- hGass xARKrzEx.
ACARDAf,sd yae has the honor q presenting 70 the
II Ta hs oa q his de u
variety and rare Of talent which Will
wv "A1 PROGRAMME:
J. Grand Overture 70 o.sslie I!rn orses.r. Ro..ini
ssas., ss.... snor Bsnsde
a Rendo from Dosl.s,sl:, NAE. q RsAan".....
s. Grand Fantasia. Lucre.is. sc%pOseSana
Grand Duo Bsao CHAR. ii Rc.snisi; NIX. i SisSi
.nS rss
b. IL. pomp. di wi ii Alfred J..ll
II.
!. Grand Overture TO Don Pasquale"-Full Or
q Aria. " i am the Bay.aere' -.
Adena Patti.
8. Romano, Jerusalem. Verdi
siglor Bettini.
lie Bananier Carnival Of Venice. (by special reques
8. Aria. "Nozze d Figaro Rossini
signOr harini
ngnorina IL. Stefanone and Sgnor Badiai
On the Tree watbng the lesson taught by his
TIcxETs, ONE DeLLAR.-To be had a. schuberth's, VIM
Hal Don Joies vanderbsefs, and KerkseE 4 Breu-
sing music stores; at the hotels Trpler All saur
day I'd Inst, frem A. N. until 4 p. n. ana in The
Grand riano0sts from John Chickering's manufastsry
RcS.s =. :! :er0rnaacs to commence At o'clock.
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Aggregate actual debit. ........... .sieesTA y
The last item sccoun. Of the Central Bank, IL MT
included in the rressurers report but is clearly
liability ofhe state that Il ought to have been reported.
To the above must be added the Of sizes i2 1s r
ACC tons ofron purchs ed fof the road by the 81
gireer This will mp the state debt TO sa6i 2oi ~
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Popular ysts at the New Jersey EIec.
ton, November. 1851.

Cen faylor's majority for President in lS4S was
II win be observed that the vote this year very
light and there was but little interest, generally felt in
k.o
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FELLOWS ETHIOPIAN xINsTRELs. AT FELLOWS.

EELLUWS ETHIOPIAN EINSTRELS AT YELLOWSs
a. Musical Hal, ~ broadway, between Howard and
band Of Performers under the y B. Fellow,
whose concerts in this city the past years
received with the greatest favor the elite and
IRON a., parts q the Union Fellow Hall Of the
Eeeys open ut 6h concert to commence ~ clock An
afternoon concert every Wednesday and Saturday COM
msncing Mt o'clock.
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Compared with last week. there has been increase
10 the value entered for consumption and In the value
withdrawn from warehouse, snnexed:-
Consumption Warehouse Wsthdrarn.
Week ending Nov. IA. .$27937s Sl46,s66 $50 3J2
Nov 10. 337 375 T6,l61 90 Sol
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CIHRIsTYs OPERA HOUSE NECHANICs HAIL. NO
az BrOsdvay ,bevs Grand strest-ogen isAY
snSvn Chrts hnstreis CON prsins An sfeisnt and
AWE oorps OF talented AID experisnced psfforners~
Nile city for succession have been re.evsI
en oa: 2 esnss DoeIs ops, q ana will commence e
% informed that the Saturday asraooa seaeer are ais
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DhILHARM0NIC s0CIErY-TENTH SEASON THB
hrst Concert OF this season will be given at Nibo Con-
Mr. T. EIsfsld P,osamms.rs!. Losymphony No. :. ,slf
hull Solo, violin and orchestra De Bsrot Monsieur Henri
Apply; Aria from kah Mendsssohn. Herr p. Mayer solo.
carone and orchestra Won Weber Herr DR. sober;
.urs fsus Lndpainsr The orchestra will eonsst Of
~ five performers for three tickets each Of
the four Concerts SO Associate msmber uekets 70 the
Rehtars and ticket to each Concert S. sutsrbers
nunbsr Of tiehets s,uss 70. strsnssr 81 EACH Arle.-
and ~ X. weIIels No. 2l3 FULTON street Breokiyp.
J. T.. ENsier, Secretary. II. q. TfMM, PrusidenL
NoTIcE.-ALL PROFESSIONAL AID FEELING DE-
IN sroas OF assisting in the oooperatou Of the somp-
Testimonial 10 Charles white will address 70
BENJ. a. BAKER. See Ne. III Grand street
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VNBE PHILADELPHIA AND LIVERPOOL STEAM
ship Company intend running their new steamships as
follows -
From PHILADELPHIA. POOL.
City Of Glasgow Thursday, City OF Manchester Wednes
Novenber6. day, November s.
City Of Manchester, Thurs City Of Pittsburg Wednes-
day, December4. day, November 49,
City of Pttsburg Thursday City of Glasgow Wednesday
December IL. December 10.
City OF Manchester, Wedues-
day, December 81.
Passage Philadelphia in Saloon Stassroo ms SOO in
Fore Cabin, 500 For freight or passage, apply to
TH0S RICHARDSON Al Exchange Place, N. Y.
aud No. Walnut street. Philadelphia.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-11-22

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