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The Plymouth pilot. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1851-1852, 1851-07-02

FOURTH OF JULY BALL.-There will be
a ball given on Friday, July 18th, at o. III.
Z. Bailey's, seven miles West of Plym-
outh, on the Laporte road. We think
that things will be got up right. and that
all those who may attendit, will receive
entire satisfaction, and the worth of their
money. Oliver can get 'em up right
Music by the Elkhart Band.
The Plymouth pilot. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1851-1852, 1851-07-02

OTWe have been requested by the
committee of arrangement. for the cele-
bration of the 4th of July, to state. to
the Ladies that are to represent the differ
emf States, and the Sunday School Schol-
ars, and the Cadets Of Temperance. to
meet at the Division Hall at 81 O'Clock,
on the morning OF the Fourth.
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ion plates, patterns, and otter matters
interesting to the Ladies. Among the
contributors we notice the names Of Mrs
Neal, Mrs. Ellet, Weld, Herbert, Tuck
erman, Conrad, Simms, and others Of
like character.
The INTERNATIONAL for December,
Sringer g. Townsend, New York. This
is a very valuable publication. We
have among the original matter in the
present number an interesting chapter
in relation to the Mormons, illustrated;
a sketch ofthe poet Bryant, with por-
trait, besides many other excellent things
written for the work and selected from
the leading foreign periodicals.
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T'Iae Magazines.

GopEYs Laws Book for Jnnuary
1882, L. Il. Godsy- Publisher, Phila.,
SDrah J. Hle, Editor. This is really
splendid book;passing The cover, which
isv"ry tasteful, We come to a gorgeous
title page, printed in all the colors of
the rainbow; next "The PARALLELS Of our
Lord" series of fine pictures drawn
expressly for Cooley; "The Happy Fam.
NY is a very fine semograph; "The
''t Bird is very pretty colored print;
h",'d"s which there is long l,sl of Fash
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THE CECIL WING.
kLk1ON, MD, lee. 6, 1851.

TUT PRESIDENTS MEssAGE.-W give
extracts from thu more important parts
Of the Presidents Message, our columns
i>rhidding the publication of the whole.
The general character OF the message is,
that it presents facts and subjects to Con-
crrss. without brrdening them with the
arguments and views Of the Executives;
although these are conclsely and forci-
hlv given, on some of the main points
in hand.
The Message shows Mr.. Fillmore to
be sound man on the Great Compro-
mise Measures and on the Tariff ques.
ton; and, altogether, il is a very salts
factory State paper.
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Mn. CRAlG's CAsE.-Returning TO
our office Yesterday, after day or two
of necessary absence, we found an ari.
Gle Of Some length, from James L. Craig
Esq, in reference to his claims to a
seat as one of the County Commission
ers, and it is a cause of regret to us that
the printers had not then time to put it
IN type, but had to lay it over till next
week. Mr.. Craig's whole course in the
matter has been very creditable to him,
and his statements and arguments will
secure the attention Of the people of the
county.
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THE NEXT PREsIDENT.-lt was stated
autl,oratively, that the tariff Bill of the
late Secretary Walker, was submitted
to members Of the British Parliament,
previous to being laid before the Amer
lean Congress. Mr.. Walker has lately
been nominated for the Presidency by
Lord Dudley Stuart, and if, says an en-
chang, his British nomination is likely
10 be as lucky as his British Tariff, the
Democracy had better at once respond
~ the voice of Stuart.
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Dan RrssElL.-Our readers will re.
member the very amusing electionecring
speech by Daniel r. Russell, candidate
for Auditor in Mississippi at the late
election, which we printed about the
last Of October, and it will not fail to
crafty them-he being strong Union
nan---to learn that he beat his COMPETE
tor, Swan, $500 votes.
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The Turkish Government has ex-
pressed its thanks for the kind reception
given to the Sultan's agent, Amin Bey,
on the occasion of his recent visit to the
United States. On the 2Sth of Febru-
airy last, despatch vas addressed by
the Secretary of State to Mr.. Marsh,
the American Minister at Constantine
pie, 'nstructing him to ask of the Turk
ish government permission for the Hun
garians, then imprisoned in the domin-
ions Of the Sublime Porte, to remove to
tins country. On the Sd of March last,
both Houses of Congress passed resoIu-
tioa requesting the President to author
lze the employment of a public vessel to
convey to this country Louis Kossuth
and his associates in captivity.
The instruction above referred TO was
complied with, and the Turkish govern
ment having released kossuth and his
companions from prison, on the 10th of
Sep. last they embarked on board of the
United States steam-frigate Mississippi,
which was selected TO carry into effect
the resolution Of Congress. Governor
kossuth left the Mississippi at Gibraltar,
for the purpose of making visit to En-
gland, and may shortly be expected in
New York. By communications to the
Department Of State, he has expressed
his grateful acknowledgements for the
intelrosition Of this Government in be.
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county.
CONGRESS- Both Houses of Congress
organized on Monday. Linn Boyd, OF
Kentucky was elected Speaker Of the
House Of Representatives., and John w;
Forney of the Philada. Pennsylvanian
Clerk. They are both "Compromise''
men.
In the Democratic Caucus, prior to the
assembling Of the House, Resolution in
favor Of the Compromise Measures was
voted down. In the Wing caucus, after
deciding to make no nomination for
Speaker, because of the odds against
them, and motion to adjourn having
been made
Mr.. EVANS, Of Maryland said that he
hoped tn" meeting would not adjourn
without taking some action upon sub
lrct Of great and momrntous importance
TO the country, and question which
they would inevitably be compelled to
meet here or elsewhere; that subject was
the Compromise measures of the las.
Congress, which, as he had understood,
had been summarilv rejected by the
Democratic party on Saturday evening
last. He earnestly hoped that the Rep
rrsen'atiyes of the Wing party there as
s-nblcd, ma ority of whom he was
pleased TO see were from the non slave
holding States. would not hesitate or
talt"r in their duty to the country at this
important period, but that some gentle
man would offer resolution upon this
sublc for the consideration and action
ofthc meeting.
Mr.. Haven of New York offered the
following resolution:
"ResoIred. That VIC regard the series
of acts known as the adjustment meas
ures, as forming, in their mutual depen-
dence aud connection, system Of COM
promise the most conciliating and the
best for III" entire country that could be
obtained from conflicting sectional in
trIerests aud opinions; and that therefore
they ought to be- adhered to and carried
into faithful execution, as a final settle
m"nt, in princi pie end substance, Of the
dangerous and exciting subject which
they embrace"
After some discussion the motion was
put upon the original resolution, which
was carried with but two or three dis
s"nting voices; and, on motion of Mr..
WILLIAMS, thc meeting adjourned.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1851-12-06

In my last annual message 1 gave
briefly my reasons for believing, that you
possessed the constitutional power to
improve the harbors of our great lakes
and seacoast, and the navigation of our
principal rivers, and recommend that ap-
preparations sho,.id be made for com.
pleting such works as had already been
commenced, Ind for commencing such
others as might seem to the wisdom of
Congress to be of public and general
importance. Without repeating the
reasons then urged, deem it my duty
again to call your attention to this i'm
rortant subject.
The works on many of the hsrbors
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REWARDS.
Qk0 RgwARD-rHg DWELLING HoUs

RH0 RswARp-Tus DWELLING HOUSE NOS. 8.
WOO aud IS soherm, thorn street, BROOKLYN L. L. were
co cred saturday nisht and the art,
stols thererom Will ladies' Geneva lepine g,ld
Watch, vacherou maker No tO53 white dial and second
hand attached 10 IL gold curb chain with slide And
pink also set Of charms comprising key. anchor
heart cross. shoe, and miniature quilzng glass
gold lever huntisE Watch N Tosias Co., Liver
POOL No. rs, sSs. with olidised bronze chain
One silver lever watch with white dial aud gold hands,
No. IS SOC with black silk and god key Johnsoa
church street. Liverpoo., maker, one Mosaic stone
brooch, stone broken and allied with one to-
PsE Breastpn, set in gold two narrow braided hair
Bracelets with gold Porte honnae. black.
with red morocco EDGES and containing one half eagle
about 81 ~ silver csin topaz kas geld dsoolored
crimson silk Purse with gilt oesds snd psndant and
dollar bank bil and few shiings in sii-
darh brown elk Purse, with steel bead con-
small liver she'll Music Box three airs
with stamp gold Pen and Pencil Case extension;
doute breast purple Vest, embroidered with
brown, aud silk Crayat and bla,k with
English tnot black doe,kn oyercoat with velvet col
La and black alpaca lnipE and large twist buttons
above reward of fifty dollars viii be paid for the
Of these articles or proporonAte amount for any
part Of them, BY -
Noe IS and 81 seherme Thorn street, Brooklya.
and IS NAides lane. New Ysrk.
Information to be given TO GEo RkLYsA. Independent
Polio ONCE, $50 Broadway.
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LEGAL NOTICES.

NEW YORK SUPREME CoURT-JoHN n. UBsDELL
~ snd Charles Piersen sgsnst Thomas Marner--sum-
mons tor money demand contract (Com. not ITO
tue Defendant Thomas arner You hereby
and required 20 answer the complaint In this soon which
fled In the occ Of the clerk Of the city and county
New fek At the City hail. in the said city the 2ss Of
said the subscriber AZ his os No. % Cham
hers street, In The city o. New York within DAYS
ster the service of this ermmt exclusive Of the
dsy 81 such service and you fail answer the said
plant within the time Aforesaid the plaintiffs in this action
vii wkeJ asainS for the Ct three
,nd eiEh-hve dears with iaetest r., tho 2st day n
September one thousand eight hunored aud atty besides
The ootts " this sctien, Datod September a. 1881
DENNIS MCMAHON, Jr., Piantiha' Attorney.
Us Chnmhers street. City Of NeN York.
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CATHOLIC INSTITUTE or NEW YORK-Tdg
opepisE Iesture Of the second OF lectures
will delivered the stayvesapt Institute $50 Brosa
way oppsste etreet Wednesday evening January
sth isS ne following the rider q, The
Civilization Jan Rev. John r. Roddaa u quincy,
Nsssj spljeet THE Papal Chair and tho Professors
Chair" 24th-hev John Boyee Worcester, Mass;
subject. -. Jsn 29th-T lanes Glover, Esq. o. Nov
tth VIM d. herang-. Eco of albany. NJ vi su bjsct Ca
thoo ART or the influence Of upon Society Tickets
admitting Indy and nteman the course 81 O de- 40
person 81 40 do single lecture be obtained
the Siferent Catholic of the officers
hers Of the Institute, If the Secretary,
T. o. FiNNELL, n. D., 80 Grand street
The proceeds OF the be applied TO the House OF
Mercy in Houston NBThe lectures on each even
ing TO commence at 81 o'clock.
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MATRIMONIAL.

MATKtAoNY MADE EAsY-oR now 70 WIN A
w LoverPrcfes'o LsNton, Of London having SERVED
IN boston will ssnd 90 address receipt Of Que Dollar
postpaid plain directions enable ladies nnd gentiemsn
win the devoted alterations Of as Of the opposite
as their hearts may deere. The s simple
Captivating that oil be married irrespective Of age ar
neara oe or positions sndle though not least 10 be
arranged with such and dclcaoY that detection is
potsble. Address Professor LAYTON, Boston, Mass No
Iettr tasen from TIE Post Once less che posase paid
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INDIA RUBBER GOODS,

~ UBBBR GoypS WARKHoUSE.-DEALER2H RAD-
- qustetr- pnaon lneia Rubber Company, ~ Easssu
src New Nork where may be found the largest
complete assortment ~ 0octyesrs Patent Metallic yu-
sapicd kutsr ooode aver offered In this country copr.
rF every article in The t1bter line manufactures by
Company which will be sold 20 the factory prices
Country and export dealers viii ted articles In
above sioeh vel adapted 70 their trade and which viii
r''' - ltale. ". n l...-s ssS-~-s~,
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CHEAP SINGING CLAssRs, ny tue CELEBRATED
~ prims donna teacher, Slgrs ELIZA yALENrIsI-sf
per quarter f twenty four lessons Morning CLASSES Tor
sdies esousvey At o'clock evening Glasses for adde's
ma eentemep both on Mondays and Frdays sac esn
~ esh r lnrkber Information ct err school In Constu-
tion Hail. e5e Broadway from tin clock Tor an b.ur
o. private instruction. 81 81; At residence. 81
DiANof0sTE TAUGHr-A LADY FULLY CON-
petent " giving instructi5n the Panoforte wshsu
70 reseVe lev mne pupils a. her residence would
tend 70 them AZ their residence Could or three
hours IN sschool Apply at VI Fourth street.
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QARNUhS MUSEUM PHILADELPHIA p. T. BAR.
~ num- Proprietor Manager; henry sanford Assis-
tant ha.ager-Thrd week and triumphant of the
elegant Eastern fairy show piece named GHERaY AND
FAIR STAR, gorgeously Produced aud beautifully
delneated The but ysds general desire when
he announces this spendJ for Their Other
excellent pieces viii be produced and performed TO
ana nensfy the interest Of each Entertainment Apart
from the attractions Of the Lecture Room, the
Saloons interesting nth their numerous
curositier There daily perform at and
o'clock. Admittanoe the saloons
rs cents-ohildrcn under ten Yea ~.
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L ownooR IAor.-GILsoHE. BLAKE 4 WARD,
- Banker state street, Boston, ativea John
fnch sone iron merchants Liverpool sole the
United States the Losmoor Company
70 receive orders for this justly csshraes roa
care exercised in s msafncure 81 we'll the use In Al,
Of the take from the Compsny own
In Lowmtorores schn0wsdgd 20 be the best in eat ar
sininsures Invariably uniform quality the iron; An4
tie use can oondaet ny be recommended for all purposes
auirins iron % extra quality.
LowEooR CAR AND LOCOMOTIVES TIRES, AxLsy
and wrcuEht ircn wheels John Tiach a R,na 49,
p,nsh wiley. Liverpool, have sppointes Gilnorr
bhhe Nsd Bankers state street. bestnu sole ssenss
tbs Istsd states for the supply q this superior STAMP
ei N sha locomotive three and sslea In bars, bent
sa BLOCKED Also fer The supply Of Finch ard viii
h car and lscemeys whses The low price vhish
hey se imported and their we'll established ON
the pncpal railroads in the United states wsr~nt the
Wesuono their general In this country in grcat
ders With despatch.
,,sTArr0RpsHIRs IRON or SUPERIOR QUALITY
0llmorc Blake ward, Bankers btste street. sole
SCENTS in the United States for Jotn FincnA Sons yspoe
s prepared 70 take orders for the veil
Ffneh best bars. hosp, sheet bor Plate
squsre fancy sh-pes snd al other kinds Of veisb sna
SfsTrreshirt tr. ttcfr eatfE.ax L.
supp,J ~ iroa bat what b Of good asaiisY.
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-illaI|-sallsllaaIiIsss
PIE HsOs Al.

N01ICE.-INroRMAT1oN rs WANTED or JOHN
AshgONEf, who sailed from Dublin about three years
aFa Wien ias heard Of he hsi situation In hotel In
this cttv srv inf5t mnfr ~ NJ ei shasttrtiv
once. Wv
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CAL1FoRNIA.-THtN IMPORTATION ACROSS rHE
~ Hthmus 81 Panama. Zach rie.ea Nelson Co. Of Pa
20 height the 18th
take through 70 San Francisco shippers option
and properly covered, a. ~ n Co. are not resoor-
stie f0w Asrpe srrHsrt IN The trsn4t
New for
apply W zAchRI5soN CO.. Wai stress
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~ - 49,
o. OF O. F.-hERCHAHTe LODGE No. H0-nEA-
bers requested to be punctua in their Attendaaoe
en- Wednesday evening next as TIE election and installation
ming, THO5 FAWCETT. N. q.
TNRIMBLE OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES MEMBERS
u above company. ana all those who wish to
their first annual excurgoa ia
nuay It'll requested 20 sttend meeting Tuesday
evening O'clock At the Center Market upper drill
room. BY order wv. FOWLER, Com'dt.
NoTIcE-FRANKLIN vOLUNrEERs-At 1.-the MEN,
IN ters members, volunteers and Others formerly at
tached to Ite) Franz lin Fire kngae Co No 49, OF this
and MI those who intend to join in their al arget
excursion requested to attend meeting and drill this
Tuesday evening" at hApass seven o'clock at Centre
Market (upper) dri room aiso on Wednesday mornng
der OF JAMES BOYD, Captain.
NJ. HARRISON, Orderly.
THE IT, d. LAND SOCIETY WILL HOLD THEIR NEXT
regular ing Tuesday, January at Ia p. M at
No l27 Grand street Hail. the floor b. A. the number
OF Bhares nearly all taken those who
wish have share invited to examine the
constitution, and Join them ere IT 10 too late
CHAs. KfEs, Secretary. WV. PARKER, President.
TITO ARCHITECTS $50 WILL BE PAID FOR THE
best design for monument, to be ted 20 tho late
Lieut. Col tharlef Baxter and other officers Of the New
York Regime fell in McKee, and whose remains
new inferred at Greenwood. Communications may DO I'd :
dresfed to the undersigned lis Maiden lane, from whom
open fer competition until february s 1851 Tho designs
be submitted the committee appointed for erecting
~ ~" ''N'' DANIEL MOORE.
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HAUNExAN ACADEMY OF sEDICINE.-THE AGA
HI DENY will hold adjourned meeting at the Eighth
eet tIure lead Of Lafayets place on wednesday Janu
q hff s'elook r. NJ, for the Of
hearing the Inaugural address Of the preside Kirby
NJ b. TIE medical profession, and the public genery
Isspect uly invited attend The members of the Aeade
will meet after the ad at No 7o2 Broadway by
order Of the Council. J. WMEtCALf, D., Secretary.
MahIctN AND FoREI0S PATENT AGENCY
"A VIM Serre Son respectfully inform the oic that
they this day entered into partnership and will
nue all and transact all bus
with obtaining patents in this aud all foreign
eountriss Mechanical Drawings &c prepsred with
sura,y nd e. patch. WM. SERaRLL
LEaUEL W. sERRELL,
Jan. !, 1851. 2S9 Broadway, New York city.
OFFICE OF THE NEW YORK GAS LI0HT COMPANY
" December 24h, lss0The Annual Election tor thirteen
Directors OF this company will be held A. the oce No TIA
Monday the 18th day Of January from
II to ~ o'clock A. The transfer book will be closed from
the 2sth mat. until after the election BY erder,
G. l. EvERIrr. Secretary.
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NEW YORK PRINTERS UNION raIpLsR HALL
The s.s rs 4nngs sa Of tn: New York g,sn
Janu.ry7 1851 fhe most berai arrangements 10
9iss hii '' S.s Ct ne as s
a ssir sis:s;S be
q s.:.ss .:;:.
Peter kacdonsd o5 psr street Brooklyn and at Fam
shsw. corner n n@.su ana saa streets se~fOra
Tnon.:J Peers. ls2 Hudson ..sass BSossyn and at oil
III JsasinS: s .,ss:. ,.,.
Jane: R Ward At Baker ~ Msspsdsa., IS Pine
ks. sd k,%sta c. sfE.ys : :.'i srosyn
Robert Byers, Tribune office.
sc s sss !. ss s and ss .
% B ": i nss:Sa Planet
xs, .Ds o. VIM a. Prad Sss Sor1.r Vail sas
JAS 4 WasD. sser.i.ry y''A 'A'''' - ''" A'''
RAGa4aLos's HEBREW sssEyoLsNr LOAN Asso-
Of Will BE siysn on the 9Th
and two ladies Including Refreshments and supper S. be
city Ball Place Benjaain Bart u Maiden Lane; Phle
George re- Godfrey Ss psgs ns No. m Pearl
A SNuAL BALL or THE socIsry OF rAxxAsY.
,.,S fnn':I.a;s q =: Battle . Ne. o5'.s: T.s
ri.tss Arr,nssns,s from vhO. oiets oOtan.a
liam a Waists ssIfis u siiSsr IT, John 1 q nsa.s.n.
French Edvsrd West. lame. Fury John J. asnnins
bbISS,yn' rhSn.. pDPPisg w's cs.s'y ws.
s!sss aeers ssse e aisr Dssi:
Deiavsn, Isaac v Fowler. John vasdsrbi Brooklyn.
Ign, Daniel Ward, John A. ksnnesy, Aeram h. Parry,
Thomas Butler. Jehn u Bowie Robert D. boyd George II.
Peter Crawford Charles Heehs yr R.sert u Psras Jsoos
Covin Charles Mills Jamet Mcuuay Reuben 8u nm John
Towssnd, william Sem A. Patterson, lanes Bnslish,
Father Of Couneii Elijah Purdy Grand saehsm Casper
Bscisr. sssamore Jared v. Bell, sarI6., -
Chairman Of ,hs COMMITTEES 81 Arranr.msn.s
0ARRr H. STRIKER, Jr., Secretary.
rT'HE SIXTH ANNUAL FANCY DRESS AND CIVIC
Bail OF the Shakespeare Dramatic Association, will be
held at the New Assembly Rooms Coliseum this Tuesday
Of the association TO have this bal similar
conformity With those Of the past ave sssn and lovers
VIZ ssa sssttlseh WI hna worthy 81 their atend-
hosrs stringcr and Townsend Az Broadway and a. the
door on The evening Of tLeTth- BY order.
y. {. TURNER, see. >. u. VAN buren,, Prcst
MR.. u. sEARIsG's PRIVATE DANCING AND
" Waiting Academy Sd Bond street Glasses form for
the second quarter Wednesday and saturday 81
tsmtn Wednesday and Saturday a. for Wal sips Pr
vAe INSTRUCTIONS every day. classes will
other times THAI the above named sor,es usual Tor
terms. and more full particulars apply as above.
DANCING AND wALTzINe ACADEMY IN TBr
- shhresre Hotel private entrance 2i2 william street
the public that hs quarter will commence ON Iues-
day January Classes for young ladies and master on
Iucsdays and On saturday, At o'clock p. NJ for
viii teach As Known all the latest f.shisnshie dances
and wstres after the shorte, and best the
mo-. sprroyee sge Cards with terms be
y. fraNN
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RowE1Y rHKATRE-rUssDAY EVENING. JAN. y
K. S.x NJ PsTa s o. :S
s:ss f =: ss s; Benin Gs q ..s
::s.sS
ma ;ss ;: s!sa II S ss
NJ n; ssysas Ns.ssmas GFSusri wi.aas B'1ss % eta
4s S Z
An; B.s::y TIss.e:S sT: ss;srf:ssh
ssn w e,s1is m:S
Ley II Y Tn P sS ;wo ne aysr
Sir cS;y Sowns.dov, NJ sIsrrsts Paul shack 4. Bar
Amelia. Miss Julia Daily. -''-''' -'AA''
National THEATRE cHATHAx srREET.-A II.
~ Pprdy Sole Lessee and Proprieor-Tuesday evening
the sssS and s ':sa
x Be iSos.a q vs. q oLDkSG COLI
TusIy Dunn slinlsr.ni. Mrs p srs.tan; Sc 6oro1aay
ps.sSS tony a oa sss II I'm
Pills HE siVRna Polly G'n Mr. 91s.
sion-Bo1ss 20 cents. Pit12h.
RRoUGBAMs LYcEyN. BROADWAY, NEAR BRooME
Circle rsssss ros|!ly
:pE: :: * II
S.Ss sGpps,asls Palmer GIiss ns:P: y; Ovens
4: .:: SF3:sD X $s
IT,: F.s rs:: i.sy Tis,. ~. Iis.
TKIPt.E RAt l. TURF 5ASuA.Y Viii, H IA,
having eonopseS his arrange he win give
UNA 4 At rRipLER HALL. an
ON SATURDAY. JANUARY H.,
"heh Wi L lRpsTnEE TERESA i PakoS o.h'AFl''
MAURICE sTkAKoscH the eminent S Pianist.
with the greatest satisfaction that aax Msret.ek is
able TO Also that he has made with
N. HAUsER,
Who will make his hr.t appearance in America.
on the sane evening such an nnea9asd combination q
price Of admission will former
Full particulars will be given Thursday.
NJ HAusER HAS TaE HONOR TO INFORM THE
1. public that having concluded angeneut with
Ieaance in America, on saturea AZ, 18th December.
g sTTLERs CospoRAMAs, CORNER BROADWAY AND
- Thirteenth st. admission rs cents The st section consist
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the course OF some weeks b. equally interesting
DAEoRanA OF THE PILGRIMS PRoGREss.-oPER
Monday Dee 2s Doors open at in the aftsnoon
and in the evening Exhibitions At and st quarter be-
ERANKLlN MUsEUM-l7s CHATHAM sQUARE-Two
performances are given daily commencing at o'clock in
the afternoon and at half past seven in the evening The
other place of New York. consisting
OF las Female Ethiopian Opera Troupe numbering fifteen
talented hand the United troupe Of
ts who are for their beauty and figure and who
pictures ct ancient and modern tines company Of Arab
terty; NADIA Rosane the only Female Juggler in the
worle Signr Eogar the best Ven rioqust Magician
and stS sss u.s.
Boxes, % cents; Parquet, l21s cents
EHoR sALE-A BEAUTIFUL PANORAMA OF PARIS,
Of & xspy 80 Sorh William
Chatham street, between one and two o'clock