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The New York herald., 1851-11-22
The Recent Election, In the United states
The Prestdensy.

The recent sdvices from the United 5tase3 bring
"a tvo pieces q intelligencs which have distinct,
though a somGvbat remote, bearing upon each
other 1be democratic can ii1stes have carried their
,ect,u % tas DyyerbOrSdiy 10 toe great states of
0blo sd p-u1sy iva1ts, ADD a seri)us insarrscton
sSa.r.t sss csa,sal agsa0tity is rapidly making .s
The New York herald., 1851-11-22

To BE HANeED Edmund Close, coavis.sd of
the murder Of ThOms Carpenter IN Msdson couaty
Va, has ben seDss need 10 be banged On bs lgh o.
December neat
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A SLAVE WnlprED TO DEATH ny MS MASTER
The Winchester Vrgiatda gives the particulars OF
horrid affair in Clarke county, Va, on Wednesday
of ies, week, which has excited great indignation in
that section. The result Of II was that Col James
c., and his son stephen, were indicted on Mon
dry last, for having cruelty and numerically beat
On two slaves he "Wednesday previous (causing the
death of one of them). belonging TO the former
They hsve been held to bail in the sum of $1,000
each. Fren the evidence Of the principal witness,
swhito lasorer, tne negro W. .iea up LOT pun
Put sroupd his neck, thrown over beam, and
locked Just leaving suf ,ient length for the unfor
tunate obiece to stand upon the ground. He was
then whipped with the togue strap OF wagon, hav-
Ing heavy bzckle at the end, having been pre-
yiously stripped, chat the blows might be laid on
the barc skin. After beating him in the most I'M
precedsnted manner for some time, they left him
bound 10 the situation dc scribed for the purpose of
whipping his companion. The occurrence took
rlace sbou. sunset. son Of &. deposed that, about
len o'clock at night his father came into his house,
and announced that fhe negro was dead. lie had
hccn left in the standing position In which he was
whipped, and died in that way,
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AroLrrIoNsrs IN vIRerSn-MURDrR.-O the
1ith instant Alfred Bartlett, citizen Of Grayson
county. Va, was murdered by slaves belonging to
John Reeves, who also dangerously wounded John
Clements. This sad affair Is laid to the charge OF
aboltioosts, and we perceive that at meeting
Of the citizens Of Wythe county, they sdoped reso-
lutions to expe from Southwestern Virginia certain
pretended missionaries from the free states, who,
under the garb Of religion, take every opportunity
to disse inmate abolition doctrines -Baairort Cup
ytr, dugusf 90
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STATE EgcTfoS IN VERMONT The election in
Vermont, for state officers, takes place to-day.
There has been considerable difficulty in the demo
cratic party, in consequence of separation Of free
soil members Of the party. There is very little
doubt Of the success OF the whig party. the fol-
lowing are the candidates o. the several parties
Go,rproR
Wig. Democrat. Free Soil
Cbas X Williams, J. 8 Robinson, Timothy s. Rodhcd.
LrErrFvaSr GOVERNOR
Julius Converse, q Harrington X. Fletcher.
TREASURER.
George Homer, E.CReddngton d. r. Thompson.
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There are still, to complete this years crop Of
sugar, from to 200 casks to be shipped, making q
surples Of some !, 100 hhds over last year.
Judging from present appearances, We may ven.
ture to say, that, unless some extraordinary coun-
terstroke in the weather. still greater fruitful
ness will crown the exertions Of the st. Lucia
planters next year.
The Union estate one of the finest, best installed,
and most productive estates in the island-and
which comprises upwards Of 1000 acres of land of
which 6fty.three are in cane cultvaton-has been
knocked down this week a. marshals sale for
$4,000 sterling. The purchaser is +. Loustsn. Esq,
as agent for Edward Lumlcy Woodyear, Esq, re-
siding at AK, In France.
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FIAeys or Nsrrvirv-Uni.ed ststss, 1a Ireisrs ga,
Holland, L. Unknown, H. | -
Tsos-Hospitai. Bsilsvue, n Psnsit.ntsry. Bactv.r.
lelanc, Lunatic Asylum, Blsohweirs leland, q Bloom.
ngdse ssylum for Insane, Handns Island City Hos
Colored persons, III.
In,ernsnts returned FROM wards Isrsrs. 20.
u,I Irr,ssr. oss,. hsrp.. wh III c' i'v's''f
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Court OF General Sessions.
Before Judge Bebee and Aldermen franklin and

SEPTEMBER The September term Of the Court Of
General Sessions opened this morning, NJ the old
court ROOM in the Halls Of Justice Crsmbs The
which will occupy the attention Of the Court and Grand
Jury, for the present tenn, enumerated in the fol-
lowing
Calendar for September Murder, q attempt to kill 2;
bezzlemen grand larceny ID; petit larceny, second
offence L. assault with Sung shot L. obtaining goods
by false prefer o. indecent exposure Of person.
misdsmeanor, total, 10. Also convicted L. indicted
Isl witnesses o; abandoning family, 81 making, In all
old and new cases, 81
Grano Jtaos.-The list Of Grand Jurors summoned
10 FOR the present term read and twenty
Ct those present who answered 10 their
ranneled as the Grand Inquest. Their names are
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The annexed statement exhibits the quantity Of GER
tain articles exported from this port during the week
ending the 30th instant, distinguishing the destination
and extent Of shipments to each place.
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SteaMers % Irsland.

TO THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD.
The advantage Of selecting some port on the
western coast Of Ireland, as transatlantic packet
station, has become 80 evident as not to require
more than the statement that London (and,
through it, Europe generality can be reached in
Liverpool route. The general admission being
made, the question Of the particular station to be
selected comes up and, as the company which has
been formed in this city have prepared to start q
snip to Galway, have thought II WE'LL before q
final conclusion was arrived at, to place before the
committee OF that company, and the public at
large, some reasons going to show why Galway
should not be chosen, and why Limerick, or the
choice Of good harbor is desirable, but it should
Lot be the only reason the wealth. population, and
general condition Of the country ought to have some
influence in the decision. In point Of harborage,
Limerick is not equalled by Galway, and is very
far superior in the local advantages alluded to.
In the report made to Parliament, by commissioners
appointed to inquire into the best station on the
western coast for mail steamers, care was taken
not to praise any port of Ireland as possessing all
the requisites, (Holyhead being the favorite) but
mentioned two points as those which only could be
looked on as well adapted, viz: Galway and the
river Shannon, twenty-five miles below Limerick,
as the most appropriate of all. The editor of the
Tribune in his forty first letter. praises Away as
an appropriate station, but aludes to one of the
at dock on high tides Indeed, this is SO strong an
objection that it is not easy to perceive how
large steamer can reach the dock at all, as she
would be compelled to lie at Mutton Island. An
other objection, and very strong one, is that
mentioned in the report above alluded to, namely
the exposure of Galway Bay to the south-westerly
winds, which blow for two hundred and twenty
days in the year. on the western coast of Ireland,
and to which Galway Bay is expose d that vessels
Of large tonnage cannot ride safely at an hor In
order more fully to contrast the claims of the two
stations, have here placed opposed some stats
teal returns of both, which may be looked upon
as reliable. This comparative statement will show
very fav0rably for the shannon station:-
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sIIIPPING.

EoR LIyERPooI,-UNITED STATES NAIL STEAM
ship ATLANTIC, Capt. James west.-This steamer
wall depart with the United states mails for Europe, post
lively Saturday, 18th Of September, at o'clock, NJ,
from berth the foot Of Canal street. No berth
till paid for. For freight passage, having unequalled
aceOmIn cations for elegance OF comfort, apply 30
EDWARD X. COLLINS IS Wall 81.
The steamship PACIFIC will succeed the Atlantic, and
ssil September y.
EoR LIyERPOVL.-THE FAvoRITE STEAMSHIP
CITY OF GLASGOW will sail frcm Philadelphia for
Liver pool Thursday September ilh at II o'clock Pas
sage Saloon, Slu0 In foe Cabin, $50 Railway tickets
70 rhladelulla oil be provided b. the agent.
THOMAS RICHARDSON, Al Exchar re place.
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AMUgEMENC %.

QowERY THEATRE.-BoxEs Is CENTS; PIT s'
~ cents Seats In Orchestra Boxes ~ cents. Doors
the curtain will rise ss7h Tuesday evening" Sept
RAID 1sLE-Michasl ORsiily, Mr. B. Williams; Denni
~ .ss ssrrty Issa5 ksd
Mrs b. wiiIisms TO conclude with the drains Of BORN
TO GOOD LUCK-Paudsen O'Ranerty Mr.. d. Williams
Count Malt, Mr. NJ Smith Count Florenzi, Mr. Hamilton
Margaretta. Miss Hinert: Nina. Mrs. b. wilisms
RURToN's THEATRE CHAMBERS sTREET.-DREss
~ Circle and Parquette ~ CENTS Second Tier, 70 es Pri
vate Boxes S. Orchestra Seats rs cts Doors open ct
s the scssay sgsr1 JAss ~
which the favorite farce OF POOR PILLIC0DDY Song,
The Rover by Miss julia Bennett. The orchestra,
posed OF old fayorite the best performers in the city viii
gnder the direction Of Mr. John Cooke and
Liverpool Theatres To conclude with GKIMSHAW, BAG
SHAW, AND BRA sHAw.
NATIONAL THEATRE, CHATHAM sTREEr-pRIss
~ Circle and Boxes Is cents Pit l2< cents Orchestra
Tickets 70 cents Private Bsx Tickets ST. Doors open at u
sented romantic spectacle entitled QUEEN
JOANNA or the Mysteries Of the Court of Naples-u
M Proctor; Adrian Trespolo Mr. B. Clarke; Andrea
Queen JOANNA Mrs. II. f. Nichols, Donna Carolina Miss
Charles The entertainments wiz commence WITH the eomedy
ofL0VEAND CHARITY. or Woman's Wits-Ed ward Amor
Mr. Drew Julia Amor, Mrs. Drew Phoebe Pop Mrs. Drew.
ITALIAN OPERA. AT CASTLE GARDEN-NAx MA
retzek, Manager and Conductor Admission. 90 oents
tuesday evening September 2will be performed more
IL BARBIERE DI sIvIGLIA.
nosna. .Signora Bertucca-Maretzek.
Cennt 'sgnora Avogndro
Doctor Barsoio Sig Cciet Figaro Sig 3. Bsdiai
Don Bazlio. Sig Marini Fiorello Sig. Paroaa
Doors open at eS performance to at o'clock
No postponement or account Of the weather.
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15-ENleRArroS prHscr FROM THE PoRrs ~ 1s49
Limerick ........~.. 1854 Galway. ....... 1888
ls-vALur or L.Sp AND LIVE srooK IN ADJOINING
Limerick. '0'''"' Ga,,rav.
Land. ..,...... f339oolo Land. 49,. fIsssss
Live stock. 7,3s6,eoo Live stock..... 202i,io
look upon it that the foregoing are sixteen cogent
reasons why Limerick ought to be selected. Many
more might be added, If necessary. From these,
however, IL will be that in point Of tides, depth
of water, anchorage, landing piers. quayage, 81,
Limerick presents a decided superiority. II has
also greater railway accommodation, and an in
land navigation which reaches almost every couaty
and embraces almos. tho whole population. 10
tonnage customs, imports and pc. tage, and in the
value Of land end stock In the adjoining countless
Limerick Is superior to Galway as to l. The
shannon is the natural refuge for vessels against
those strong southvosterly winds to which Galway
Bay i exposed-so that In every capacity, indus
trial and nautical, Limerick has the advantage
There IL IN Limerick ~ present, extensive ware
house a,commo dation, abundant stores Of coal, a.
an average price lor English AMI scotch at rs Cd
per ton at 22i0 lbs, and anthracite coal at similar
iate., fouIdy and shipbuilding establishments-fa-
eilities when do not exist in Galway.
Tho only reason Why Galway has been selectef,
typc,v,S % this side Of the Atlantic, Is the $40
rance OF the local circumstances, and has obtained
an undue share Of attention, owing TO assertions
boldly advanced, and no comparative knowledge Of
lie advantages Of Limerick. lf the committee Of
the New York and Galway line would take the
question into calm Consideration, they would find i
their advantage, Of rot yet completely com mitted)
70 send the ship to Limerick Whether they do
Sc now or not ultimately 10 must become the steam
ship station, and the point Of communication with
these States.
would not wish to be thought as one throwing
an obstacle in the way of any Irish enterprise, but
~ rather willing 20 point out what should be
avoided and which, IL selected, will prove least re-
munsrGtiye 70 tie company, or bene acial on the
whole. Let us by all means have a packet station
established on The west coast Of Ireland; let us
nave The most suitable port selected for that pur-
posc U-imerck) chosen rs the station. But If this
cernot he dore let US then have, for the present,
the next best station, Galway.
am, sir, yours respectfully,
Thomas ASTTsELr, VI. ID.
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ABUSE WHNTO.

| ~ W..
barry Stag. sS s1ns q
Rs:,; s;'s d al :s:
'ees at; and s.s
With Ii. 1. p:
Commence US the hs so%ssy ~ q h
. @0S ya a Hfs 9s ballet
F,1a,s sSI. mr. oMs SETON
si:ss but psss: sR'1 =
VI. S E s;s Nj:
nssn cop rassdsy Win s pra:n ss
~ y srs, g. % csS hiasS
Lord Tass, Nj Hoim;n Mods., Sr: Fssssr Master WI
Mrs Aowatt; Helen. Miss p. wallaek.
RRoUGHAns LYCIUx BROADWAY, NEARB RoOME
ossis and Psrq P,s % Sss Family Cir,
open 70 begin oeIoei ras:dsy evening, sepssn:
SiKh * Ssi Sa
ton Mr. Duncan GRACE LoDsshalh Mis-: Julia GsSfS Pc
WIZ R.:s .ss siy: H.s:.s:
f FOR 4e Mr. B. JoSssson a st NJ
CHRIsTYs OPERA HOUSE, MEcnANICs HALL. NO.
sss sisss va
sas an ana
an5sr ne %sa:ssnsns q cA,i:sy Sho.; concert; =
' 's
Ssns: Sis arc
informed that the Saturday afternoon concerts Will 30 dis
NEW YORK AMPHITHEATRE (37 BoWERY).-MR.
~ Levi j. North, Proprietor.An entire change Of
formanc for this Open every night AMI wedaes-
day and Saturday afternoons Great attraction Fifteen
grsa. gymnastce. equsstrsn dspsias yau.ns aesosso
with the dancing orses Spanish SPOT Beauty and ramma
ny; also the intelligent dogs Old Man and Nips, soSes
tiekete, 80 cents Doors open at and commence at
TTTICA NUSEUM.--THE LADIES AND GENTLEMEN
v eng.ged at this establishments requested to meet
on the stage on next 10 O'Clock A. NJ prepara
tory to the opening season. Monday the 9Th ofSep-
tember John NICKINS0S Manager.
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Weekly psport or pea,bs

In the City aud County Of New York. from the 2d day
August 20 the 9uth day Of AUGUST, 1851.
Men, a, Women. Il; Boys. l40; Girls, IOj-Tet,i so.
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EDWARD < Co1fINs,No So wall street.. MI
BROWN, Swiftly h CO, Liverpool.
nG. RoBERIs Co, Is King's Arm Yard, LontsA.
l.. DRAPER, Jr, boulevard nontmartre, rars.
oliver bullion specie, jewslLy, precious Stones mstsn
unless bills OF ding sHned therefor and the valu
thereof therbin expressed.
After the hrs. o. nss. thers 81 es, me abov
steamers from LIVERPOOL will be materially red1ced
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THY are all class New Yerh built ships provided with
all requisite articles Tor the comfort Of
SINCERE and commanded by Of experience the trade
The price OF passage & without wines liquors. Goods
cent the subscribers will he forwarded tree rem any
charses but those rctuatly incurred
Sv.s AAA.,sA~r, ess.s., Is4 s-s.s~s.~
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CASTLE GARDEN.-T RSDAY SEP
" TENDER A. l65l.-Nax Maretzeks Benefit.


MAX MAREIZEK
has the honor Of informing his friends the patrons Of the
opera, and the public in general that to tg
parture from New York, he will take
BENEFIT,
AT CASTLE GARDEN,
On Thursday, September 4th, ISL
TO begin at r. NJ, and to conclude 1t ii o'clock.
All the extensive arrangements contem plated with the
view to impart TO this entertainment
The GREATEST SPLENDOR AND IMPOSING NAG
NIFICENCE,
completed and IL with pride that The No
mayer calls the attention of the public TO the richness and
LIST OF PERFORMANCES.
combining on the same occasion the unrvaed Of
TWO GRAND OPERAS,
GRAND, MISCELLANEOUS AND DRAMATIC CONCERT;
AN ENGLISH VAUDEVILLE
In which M Brous am and his Company will
GRAND BALLET,
And other Entertai nments.
For the first time and this sason ery
will appear,
ENTERTAINMENT,
Madame Bosio, Madame Res &C Vriee,
Madame Bertucca- xaretzek Madame T.ufi Deredetti.
FOUR CELEBRATED FIRST TENOR.
Sgnor Il. Salvi, Sgnor d. Bettini.
Sgnor d. Lorni, and sitnor Benedict,
(His first appearance these years. J
FOUR POWERFUL FIRST BARIToNI AND BAssI.
Sgnor Badiali, Signor Marini
signor Beneventano, Signor COetti.
In connection with the other numerous and 6.cglhed
ARTISTS OF THE ITALIAN OPERA,
aided by most powerful chorus and grad
ORCHESTRA.
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yx,Hy NEW YORK AND LIVERPOOL UNITED srATrs
k-n stssmsrs.-Ths ships eomprisink ,his line -

Alta VITO, ,,t.....-.. Al, Car, west
LaylIlts sssssss... sssssssss .sI.. -.
''.'''''''''''.' 80 80 a,s~
rhsse ships having built sy eonrse expressly for
service every has bsea .aken In their
s,rreon 81 also Ia their engines 70 insure strength snd
speed and their for seagsrs
sasacd for elegance comfort Price o. from New
york Liverpool f0i exclusive Of exrs s,s
$50; from Liverpool 10 New York, AS. An expert
srcea vail be s,shod 70 eseh ship Ne ssr>h 'ss
We secured gn.il paidfor.
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ERANkLIN MusErM l7s cHATHAN sQUARE on

ERANKLIN MUSEUM. IT'S cHATHAr SQUARE, oNk
II block above the National Thestre-Oecre Lea, sole
proprtorssioon performances very afternoon sne ven
tnr in The AFTERNOON ~ three
o'clock ths evening ~ esht oiocf The entertain
ments varied and sele sno sreh cen ee seen ne
Female Ethopn Opera Troupe numbering fifteen perform
r, heinz he largest and 81 the time talented
hand in the United states; troupe OF MODEL Artists who
re selected their beauty and figure, and who peronae
nnmber beautiful aheapx, taken from the pictures
snoient and modern times company Of Arb Girls Who
40 through variety Of fct OF strength and desterty
Company Male and female Artistic who will rive an "a a.
bon Of Marble etstuary uneqreied 10 the world together
with variety OF interesting performances evtrv s,rno,n
and evening Fee particulars see billie e. each eay Adnis-
aon-ssss N Pfivste BoSes. ~ cent- stsse ssse, Tx
ssS.ss leIs.l :. ...sl. . .. l-...s, -. ..-tl,
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DACEETs FOR HAvRE-sFCoND LTNE.-THE FOL
loving ships will leave Hsvrs on the l5th, and New
\ lrk the lat Of each month =
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West Indies.
THE CROP OF ST. LUCIA.
IFrom the St Lucia Palladium. Ana

THE CROP OF ST. LUCIA.
From the st Lucia Palladium, Aug. ST.
The sugar crop oflS5l is nearly closed. Allthat
remains of it to be manufactured or carried away
may be taken in one or two ship loads 1t may be
as well. for the information Of readers at home
and abroad, to give account of the amount of
our exports to date and. comparing it with that OF
last year, show how things have not turned out TO
be quite so bad had to fear in the early
part Of the crop season: In the following table,
place the exports Of the eight months Of the present
year elapsed to late, against the total quantity ship
ped in the whole Of last year.
Hhds Trs. Brls. In hhis
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ID AYMoND HKRR DREIsBACHs MENAoRRIl-
This celebrated Msnaseris-the largest and best
known natural history and which has received the
onags applause u hundreds Of thousands Of the
lust commenced most brIllisn. sumnss campaign snd vl
following order ywaterviiic Maine, August 18th China
st Augusta. A Gardner, sd winthrop 18th; Lewiston
IJsburf, 0.hi Tsm.orth Iron Works. New h.mps
Bridge, 9Th; Fra7klin, 9Th; Concord, 9th.
Observation-Disclosures GERMAN NATIONAL
" Thsatrs.-Tuesday, September 2, will be played the
popular farce. entitled DIE EiNfALT Won LANbE, the
Sim plIoity Of Country Maid Madame Hoym will appear
the character Of sabine; and Herr Hoym In Fritz Doors
Optn at u 10 commence At o'clock.
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ORDER AND TINE OF THE PERFORMANCES.
]. The first and second scts Of Norma AZ three ooek
2. The ballet by the Rousset Family At four.
Third N Fourth act OF Norma at quarter 70 I've.
T. Comedy By Mr. BroughAm and his company, qaS--
ter TO six.
3 The second Of Lucresa Borgia, at haifpass SIX
q. The Concert, at seven.
7. Tho ParitAni, at o quarter past eight.
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4
during the whole day and after the performances.
WILLOWS nINsTRELs AT FELLOWS new xUsr.
cal Hall. ~ Broadway, between Howard snd GRAND
streets; open every justly celebrated and Efficient
Of talented and Performers under The sole
management Of b. Feovs whose in this city for
Vie past year have been received With the greatest vr By
the elite asd fashion from all parts OF the Cnon. Fellow
Musical Hall 10 o. the spacious aud best ventilated
buildings in the world Admission, poors crea
concert 10 at clock. An aferncon
"wednesday and Saturday for the tsrecsl
daton Of families, commencing ats o'eloekPk.
rVRIPIER HAIL-oPEN AT SEVEN: TO COMMENCE
st eight. Great and enthusiasts success ~ Proessr
hnderiors rrard Drawing rcom Ene-nnenis soirsss
nyserere nc aretrces night, svsrsrc twer:y sir hua
ssn o,ases 70 npres the pueia ;hs masnheeu AID
ntst o. w odrate performances In nssural magic, IL
CT the faiiacy Of necromancy tsmonolcey. and
crcrait Every evening during the week. Professor
will have the honor introducing several ard sstound
ms wonders and recommends early arrivals Admission ~
juveniles under tselye years cents Secure tick
the hotels at tie Hail. at tie city ustct oce g.
G. JoIlios $50 Broadwsy For particulars ILLS Of tie
day.
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AMUSE MENTS.
RARNUMs AMERICAN MUsEUM.-ADuITTANCE.5
ID cents children 2x Leon Jave and Herr Cline
for week only Monday and Tuesday september st and
3D. In the afternoon NJ 3ocoek Chair Feats
tifu Of the MAGIC TRUMPET. In the evening
velli and Herr Cline; f0gSG WIDOW and the eomcal.
scenery astonishing tricks and striking oddities by
Msrtnet Family The Chinese collection Happy
Family, &c, may be At all hours.
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CAnPBILIs' MJNsrREr.s

CAMPBILLs AND PEELsE
~ orian Opera Tr0uyeorgsnsed in lsf6ril give seriss
q their Musical Concerts, IN Baltimore Nd W.shps'e o.
ID. c.. Richmond vs.. and all the principal cltee tne
South The programme consists Of Dancing Vein
Operas ko. JAS. NORRIS, Manager, 6c.
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I,RIPIrR nALL-IKroRTANr NnrIcE.-aRANr

I'BlPLER HALI.-IkPoRTANT NorfCE-GRkND
Il Fashionsble Day Entertainment, On Saturday next
Professor Anderson the Wizard Of the North, ters
knowledge the receipt Of hundred and seventy let
during the psst fortnight mostly from heads families
and parties residing In the adjacent districts rca
tive 70 he siving Afternoon En,ersnmen TO enable
country vsers 20 return home eariy In compliance
such fsttersg ard universal request Professor Anderson
has the Tenor 10 snnaunce that he Will give Grand
able DAY performance ct eoiree Mytereue for i-veb
sehcols distant esidens &C. &C. on Saturday afternoon
next, Sept n. Doors open 81 21 commence The
foru snee viii terminate about o'clock Admission, -
oents Juveniles under ~ years - cents Seas will he
cured for this performances AZ the VAIL durrr the week.
from 10 A 70 ~ snd psrte. in the country desircss
81 attending who will commuuicste ~ letter before
Friday, stating the number Of places required shall meet
with prompt attention. and the most eligible seats then va
can't allotted them An early application for places s
co ded