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Commissioners Notice.

I'VE having lrru appointed y, The Julgeol Pro
w latr. he the Comfy u ONG'rd, % rrc.iyr
and examine the claims Il the creditors oiJAMiS
Larry. late Il Gil,ad in said Count, drcssssd,
who's Esaie !, represented ins0l'rnt, give uot'rc
that siN ronlhs. commanding The lih IA, ~ March
1851, have ls,u alnv,t o. sail crriilurs b. bring
IN aud Prove their claims, aud ~ NIL attend tho
service assigci as. At tbs DNsuiug lluuse ct th"
late Jamc- iaD) ~ aid G,.sad, un SATURDAY, The
18th Ia, 1T yune ncNt, snd un S,iurls, ths 2Oih
d,y Il July nat aBl on SatU'day The yOih day Il
Augu.t nsNt. from h. four o'ohbsk Ia H. aiter-
aoon on each " the aiofr-a,d day..
JAMES BURBANk,
WILLIAMS n1TriE.
Dated al Gil.ad, March rs, 1851. 3Wl2
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Dr.. Lee says potatoes Tot for van, Of alkali
in the soil, and ashes will save them.
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WANmNGruS, ~, -.
Indian Aygres,iOns on the Mexican
Frontier.

4 formal complain, has been made b, d.
Mexican Government, in consequence Of the
repeated Indian oulngcs on their frouiicr.-
Nv tie treaty with Mexico, the United States
agreed to protect the frontier between this
country and Mexico, from Indian agrrcssions.
Congress at the las, session, failed to make
the appropriation asked by the War Depart
mcnt for this duty, and i, consequently has
not been performed.
Mexico now requests rs to ratiiy the Tchu-
antcpcc treaty. Unless the provisions Of the
peace treaty are carried oct, the President, Il
he deems the matter ct sufficient Importance,
may order III, troops to be paid out Of the SC.
crci service fund.
L. :. Stock lNrrp 10 FoErlcNrrs.-The
amount Of stock issued To foreigners las, week
was Sl27, $50.
W,suTaToS, April -.
Tn Crm lNvAsloS. Some Of tie Gcor.
gia ad,cn,urcrs in the Cuban Iu,asion have
arrived here, on their way North. They
state that the expedition was on foot, and
would not be easily frustrated. Tho fricaic
SusquoI.una is orlcrodio check thc invasion,
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TlILORING ENTERTAINMENT!

THE sm-,r,l.f having rcua'ul
irum his oLl shop a. lhs uur over
ban - A. kssasi'. STOW, " uuLI rr
inform he fisnl. BOO hr-
n,,r 'r.i, msr. that he nay d. huHd
n aluvr, At al tim'., rady ~ IF.
trpi a. au, ln.inr., in ihr TAI.
LDl,lNG hn~, and un,i,tug h..
thanks a. his f,imrr ru,t.m,rs, De-
nnnlI rr.nr,IEl.I, .nIlllI 4 runi-In.
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Sre.kIar Of " reliable" papers upon
slavery saJyyts," tie Portland Inquirer
ays, " Nor- should b. credited butihc Com
uoav .li,h' AGcr this, then, We ate not
10 g,,, M a sa credit lo thc Inquirer. Wen,
ac have ha! jui slight confidence in the In
gu.-af Coz .uag tmr, aud have si,cn 1t very
uu'r credit.
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Trr Srrurvr.-Th.s li,lc work il oDc OF
doe mos, Interesting publications for ihc iu-
t,.i,r,ual imPr1,eUsu,uf youth, now publish
I'd. Parents aud Teachers would do VEL to
vDra5- % O Be r,7d iu schools occasionally
Iy Nay uf ,auSU, !, Is rich with valuable
reading adapted inall capacities. Published
monthly by Powders 4 Wells, New York
Sl,uO Ia yCar
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Tn W,rrE-Drr,lH.aN,t -"Tli, high
ly valuable r1ps-, devoted io srIc1c, and doe
..n, Of DR., is ll.ei with m5t,rr ct thc %.
rrrsi irirrr,, 'o 30 persons Boa sickness or lu
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E-a,.,r. OF the Liy, and deals ou, Io,, cf Ius-
trr aaI ru,h % all ,io'Iiors of the laws o.!
nature. The No for NAY is superb. Pub
lished by Fovlcis & Wells, Nassau -. y.
York-SI,CO T.r anUum.
The Publishers above named have now iu
press q work the "llyJuplthic Eucyc'ppc.
Ja''-A practical system Of llydropaIhy gud
ll,-.car, of which We SHALL give due notice.
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Administrators Sale.

Dated at Gilsad. March IS, 1851.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-10-22
CITY TRADE REPORT.

Il.
BBEADsrUFFs Flour displayed less animation, the
trsnssetors embracing but SEQ bbls State asd West
ordinary ~ previous rates with fancy Ohio at 81 l2
81 So; extra DO. at 81 49, 81 S7 fancy Genesee
at - IS - 500 and extra do. at 81 Gs1 IS 75.
Carsdian seemed dull at -. Southern remained firm,
so bbs fetching foil figures Rye -four and Jersey meal
scarce, at 80 81 Hs1f varied little $500 bushels
white Genesee sold At 94c 500 southern at sSc and
400 red do, al SOC. B4rl, Oats and Rye unal-
tered Corn improved shade, the ssles comprisin Z
qcco bushels unsound to prime mixed Western at 55 a
56dc.
CorroS-The sales to- day we're 500 bales at steady
prices
fsEiGHrs Rates 90 Liverpool hrmer. Vessels
demanding U.s. for -four aud Sd for grain, which
were above the views Of shippers and engagements
light and irregular To Glasgow 1000 bushels wheat
we're engaged ON private terms To Hare cotton was
taken at Il and bark at 80 There was no change to
California
Pkoyisio-s - Pork did not vary much the operations
including $50 bills At SIS IS and do prime
at sl3 rs Beef teuded dOwnSards-lj0 b5ls sold
at s. 50 80 cas- and prime, ai 81 20 q 50 81
Lard favored buyers-3O0 bbls and erces picked
Cd at SIC a &c
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IN New Orleans, October 10, after short illness,
Wutas A HUBBELi, printer, native of Connecticut,
and for many years resident Of New York city aged
about al
Ofconsunption, after painful Illness, which che en-
dured with Christian fOrtitude and resignation, Mrs
srsar LrviE. eyed % years Smonths and 10 days
The iiends ard ecqu siutances u the family
pecfully Invited To- attend the funeral Thursday
ffoon AZ 70 clock from The reideDce Of her mother
~. III Elao both street without furtber Invitation
IN hfooNJn, en- October 20. BsfD0gr CAMPBELL. the
yOugssi daughter q James ard Maria Campbell aged
y'nrs month sud ~ dsys
Inc friends trd reietvcs ~ the family are rcsno-tfrr
1870 70 tt., ~ NE iuutrsl Wednesday afsrnoon
- iist ut corf hom che residence - her pare nts
I'D Y iIoN n'ef Auiy street. south B-oot Ign
In ~ soay morning October "a st,fov Esrev srad
1V4ttta hatife Ct county Kerry Ireland
Tie rtl7r md fil-rcs Vi tss r1iv sfo -.sos,tei,v
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Teiegrsphic REPORTS

Nav ORGEANs Oct. 20, 1851
The sales Of cotton to-day have been 5Coo bales 6
the largest this The FIRST sugar has been
received and ~ hhl sid AZ Sc New is at &c
Ngw ORLElvs o.. 20, 1851
Flour i extremely duh. Corn IL quoted acc for gel
low, and s5c for white. Mess pork Is depressed. add
sales reported At S Prime lard in kegs at 10 10
Rio coffee rising and tells at sac. Exchange is hrmer
sterling ejsc. sjsc.
Nrw OnLravs, Ost q. 1851
Cotton hss been active to day the sales reschng 900
ding exc aTc., aud fair &c asJSc Twenty hhis OF
the sugar cold to day At 5isc Flour Is at 50 IS
SO So Codee4O0 bags Rio have been sold AZ &c In
feghts ship has been loaded for ayre with tobacc
and cotton, At about equal 70 lac.
CH.RIFsrov Oct 20 1851
The sales Of cotton to-day geo beles at extremes
ranging from 81 to sj4c.i prices are unchanged
CiNcivVari, Oct n, 1851
In market 70 day 100 bills lard cold at 20
been contracted for at ssJ5 - IS
Brrr,Lo Oct 81 1851
The receipts since our las. have been-Flour 10000
bbis.; wheat 1000 bush 12ocO bush The market
for flour has BEEN rather heavy but without material
charge IN prices 1000 bbls Michigan sold at 81 ~
So IS. Prize wheat has been in fair demand for milling
sales Of - 600 bushels az 90 a Gle for Ohio Corn
1000 bushels sold at 4lc for Western mxe Oats are
,teady and unchanged and freighs show variation
from yesterdays rates.
Aln.~r Oct q 1851
The receipts Of the pat twenty four hours hsve been
FLOUR 600 bbls; wheat $500 bush corn 1900 bush ;
barley ~ 90 bush Flour IL steady bat not active; the
sslss were 700 bills In wheat and there T. but
little doing Barley ~ co bushels sold Il 20 Tac for
two rowed and IS 7sc for four ruwed oats are IN.
changed fass GOO bush 10 bales Of hops we're sold
30 day. at zoe
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invited TO attend the funeral this day wednesday, ct
half past O'Clock. from his late resdenss No eos Hes
On Tuesday morning, October Fl, after short illness,
MARr CLAIR, wife Of William Clark in the asd Of
The friends Of the family are respectfully invited 70
tend the funeral from No 1919 Grand street this WED
nesdsy) afternoon. ct O'Clock Her remains viii Be
inferred in Greenwood Cemetery.
Suddenly, on October 20, Of disease Of the hear,
DIANA CHARLOTTE srASroN wife of John Stanton aged
The relatives and friends Of the family requested to
attend the funeral, from her late residence, Eysian
Fields Hoboken this "wednesday afternoon at oeiock
On TUESDAY mornins October q, after short illness
CAROLINE CoRsKLIA, second daughter Of George and
Mary L. Weston, aged Is months and Is days.
The relatives and friends of the family respectfully
requested attend the funeral without further invita-
ton on Wednesday afternoon, at O'Clock, from lSa
On October 20, EDWARD IeSIrrus the third son of
Nicholas and Margaret Noonan.
The friends and and those Of his grand
father, william Tanning are requested to attend the
funeral this "wednesday afternoon ed inst at half
past o'clock from No. 2l7 Lewis street. corner OF
seventh
On Tuesday morning at O'Clock on October 81, in
the full assurance Of redeeming grace, Mrs MAsrs
CLARK. wife of David ii. Clark
Tie funeral will take place from her late residence 2l5
Fifth street on Thur.day morning at &c O'Clock The
m DDS and relatives of the family invited to attend
On Tuesday morning October 81, Mr. Walter H,oosSs
attend the funeral from his late residence Of
Clinton and President streets, South Brooklyn this
dlttruOCn, Al 4 O'CLOCK Ills remains Will be taken TO
Cypress Hills Cemetery.
On September 25, at his residence, Corinary House
Cayan Mr. HENRY GRER, late Of Csstleblaypey, Mona
CHAN county Ireland beloved by all who had e pleasure
of his acquaintance.
On August IA CHARLES JosEPs, aged III days, and on
October H. JoHN PETTIGREw aged months and II days.
twin Joseph and Agnes Thompson johnson street.
Brooklyn
At Hotoken NJ J., ELIZA HAmiI ros wife of O. +. Ha-
milton. eyed 70 years
In this city, October a. Thomas THosrson, ESD,
aged ~ years.
His remains will be removed to Goshen N Y, tor in
terment
New Orleans papers please copy.
On the passage from San Francisco to Panama, De
WITT CLINTON GoURLAy In his Goth yeaI only CT Ro
bert Gourlsy, of this city.
In Brooklyn, October 20 GEORGE GopFREy, (co-
ored sRed so Year, for nearly seventeen in the
employ Of Woodward Brothers, of that city who de-
sire by this brief notice to psy tribute of respect to
the memory of a most faithful servant and estinsbe
Funeral service at the African NJ Church. in High
22d inst.
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Theatrical and N usIeal.

BowFRY THEATRE The entertain ments for this eve
ming Of very attractive character The FIRST piece
is the drama of Napoleon" with Cony and Taylor in
the principal chars cers the next will be the Widow
Victim" and the terminating piece viii be La
Perousen
BROADWAY THEATRE MADAM Celeste will appear this
evening in the historical drama called the Queens
Secret" assisted by the excellent company attached to
this theatre The amusements close with Naval En-
gsgements with leading artists in the principal char
acters.
NrsIo's GaRpEr The Ravels always fsvoriees and
whose ballet psntomimes and rope dancing have
been equaed by any similar company The first feature
Ia the tight rope dancing the next will be the pan
tomime /" La Gipsy," and "Rsoul' concludes the
amusements
burrows TnrArsE-The beautiful piece called ma
establishment II has been performed for a great
number q nights, and it IL considered by all to be
good that the house Is crowded every night it.
Mad Dogs concludes the amusement
National THEArsE.-The dramas produced at this
estsb hment are drawing large audiences Blanchard
and his dogs are doing wonders The first in order to-
night will be the fisherman and his Dogs - the next
drama called Napoleon " and the concluding piece
Mabel
BRoUeHsm's LrcEUn-Four splendid pieces are an.
nounced for this evening The first is Brother Ben -
the next /" Les Foles - the third feature will be
grand ballet advertisement and the concluding piece
viii be the admir- able farce of the School for Tigers
CHRIsrY's MrNsTRFLs-A bill Of varied AM usem mt Is
announced fer this evening by this admirable band
Fellows MNsTRELs This band. under the able
management OF Fellow. is doing fine business
BAENUM's MUsEUM.--he afternoon and evening amuse
meuts consist Of choice dramatic pieces which
to the full strength Of the company.
BowFEY AMrTGIrHEsTRF Excellent equestrian enter
ainmeDts presented nightly this theatre Of fun
and meTTiment North is = beautiful rider.
Ma. APPy.-Cbinese Assembly Rooms, $50 Breai way,
will be filed with admitting auditory to listen TO the
sol, &c Of signor Apply which Will be musical treat Of
rare excellence Bee our advertising columns for the
particulars.
COLLINS the distinguished Irsh comedian and vocalist
commenced engagement, last night, at the National
Theatre, Boston.
HUDso, MADAME rIILoS are playing at the Chest
nut street Theatre, Philadelphia.
Ma DIokFsoS appeared AZ Brewster's Hal, New
Haven last evening The subject of his reading was
Hamlet " and on Friday evening he reads 0thelo "
The Italian Opera Troupe is playing successful en-
easement in Baltimore.
Mr.. Nesae is playing at the Albany Museum.
Professor Anderson lie drawing crowded houses in
Philadelphia.
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Arived-ship osnaTd NYorh bar he Rainbow aud Clara
Bell do bns Helen Jane 1rukillo steamer WIN Penn,
Phi sdelriia
Barb ssn, NOreahs Zth ulL lat rs n. Ion a, :ell in
with schr Houston. rsm nsAcOa for Havans,
on the ca plain and crew seven In Lumbsr.
Bark Kills, Baltimore brigs Southe- Ghsrestea Zsvsl-
la Pensaeols; Spartan, EYork Lexingn, R0ntoat Houl-
ton, Wilmington, NC-on lfh inst experiences gale,
causing vessel 70 leak lost IL and $50 bbs urpenno
sohrs arcelona Wlnlington, NC; Independence, and
EtA Washington, NC; Highlander Frederc sburx Oon.
Albany Ashland Velseity and Wakulla Rondouti siss
Wrisht, Cold Spring.
CIoated-ship sBss Leonard, Savannah; BRIG Emms,
Phsdsiphisi sohts willow, Norfolk; Casamla, Brandy
PAIL Rrvtn, Oct q.
Arrived Brs Enoch Pratt. Nioksrson, Bsltmors slOop
~ Borden, Dunbirg. fYork.
Bsilsd-Drx fArsgugas SUPP posed Tor Phil,islphis.
Nsv ORLEANS. Oct ~.
Arrived-stips John Cummns Boston; Maoohesser M
ns and Indisns fI5rk barks Argulls and Robert B0s
ten; Abbot Lord. Baltimore.
Scholarship Kentucky Bostoni bark ssrr.ra., sYors.
Arrivsd-schr Henry oibbs Mon
Arrived-Brigs CAtberins RoEers. Baltimore: mary II
Grow H. Boston for Phil kdephs echrs ssr.ph Paine Bss
for phsdelpia. Minerva Fall River Tor baltimore
Mary Jane, Perki1s, do william Brown, Hunt NBedford
for rfork
PRovrprsor Oct 81
Arrived Cor6ova NYorh; tchrs Atasnta Ocrasoke
Nc; Hamlet, Phisdslpeisi and United. Hsock Albany
sioop Waktteld, Hfork.
Arrived-sehr Globe, SYork.
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NJ USICAL FUND HALL, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
w sor Anderson the great wzsrd Of che North begs
respectfully that he has taken the
Hall for limited period aud will have the he
of making his fms. appearance in Phadeiphs Mon
day evening" the 9th October and continue every evening
mis- grand Drawing entertainments soi,ses Aysss-
Reuse, which, for the weeks New York, have
with unparalleled sHoces Professor boys TO
spon minds of ALL that his
the tout ensemble being OF the
nas6cen Of costly and elaborate parsphernaa u
xqusite aterio aud PERFORM
i'll consist of and astounding fsats stara
kag illustrative of the faacy of necromanoy dem snels-
vitchcraft oeznb tke sciences OF electricity
Onenmsties. hydraulics. hydros.tics tad msehansm-for
lies under twelve years Of Is cents Doors open y
.he Wonders TO at Carriages may ordered
ten. Tickets may had at the prncpA hotels
lie stores. Notice-In order to secnnodats pares res
lent at dist and families, Professor will Give
yraad Day Entertain every Saturday poore open
& commence at 8. Admission as above.
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Rnssanssra Araixsa.

MISUNDERSTANDING Florida-Dr Gilbert. c b
Lsmplsy. Lyspsr, nerchsn, q Denslov John csts.
u BToeie Mrs Amy Rogers, Rogers, Mr. Beatty, Mss
Beatty Mrs B.mus, Mrs hura' rhos Mills. Ste
and IS In stecrase
CHsRLgsroN-stesmship southsrner--krs stem.en and
children, Mrs Keeling and infant. Piundsr w War
Lowell. Warren, Capt Post, w Russell & y
Widmsyer, Nielsen. ID Sawyer, Doty, w q Bates,
Iol A Livingston, w Livingsson. A Browning and
lady, W shannOn and l01 in The stesrage.
koRroIK-stesmer City o. Hshmond-hr and Mrs II
Cooper Miss and Master Cooper Miss johnson, Mrs Won
clard yalpy, Mr. rreemsn, Mr. Barry hlss Conner Mr.
and Mrs Hoser Betner Mr. Warren Mrs Capt Terry and
en- sweeney Mrs Lee Mss HILL and IL In the "a cabin.
tsvsNuLa-BriR Corlnne Bsrtbl-f Romero.
ST JopSs. PR-schr Mise X Bryan. Furull
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SIllPPyn1.


OACITlC NAIL STEAMSHIP COhPANY-cHAHGy
OF SAILING Day.-Only through lns for San francisco
direct via ChAxreA reduced-On Saturday, Dot. Is
The splendid steamship ILLINOI unequslled in her
stioas and speed, 2be0 burthen, Henry
Hssts:sGs s. NJ commander, will sail saturday Dc
tober IS az O'Clock NJ precisely from her pier st tht
fos Of Herren street North river with the Government
mail steamship CALIFORNIA, to sail without delay
for San Francisco arriva of the and mas
Panama For passage apply AZ the Office 81 and Is SouN
street. 81 III West street. Of Warren stroos
OPPOSITION TO TIE OLD ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
~ dent line for California, via San Juan and Chhgres,
rdussd rates The new and splendid steamer b iofHEE
JoNA1B an LOO tons register the best ventilated strong
est and fastest steamer in The world will sa Tuesday
October Is ~ p. NJ, from Pier N. X. A. Bio secure
choice bershs Al low rates early application be cAe
I. MILLS. Agent 81 Cortlsndt street
ITO PASSENGERS FOR CALIFORNIA sTEASHxS-T
n GOLDkN GATE.-This m rnhoens steamer spoSls
OF seventeen days OUT and there Ia dscb
that che will be able TO leave Psnsms ths latter dsss
October For further information, Apply
Pacific Nail Steamship Company.
Two OWNERS OF SCHOONER LYZICUs..oF TuCEra-
ton n; y-C,ptoin Wilson, Of the Briti5h Btis Rio
Grspds fell in with said Scbr Lyzsus at sea- derect
and bEopsht Der into this lDr further information
apply 10 JAMES LAWSON Insurance. Broker, NJ, 80 all
strtts.
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"
hrriyeS-Rrig Cofnth. Smith Csd's Tor Ssvburvport In
tow Of steamer Teiearaph. Toe struck Fihi1s RIP
ehosl rutsdsy nirht, 1879 nst and day
with te assistance d steamer The loss rud1er sni Is
lsskv
Isth-Arr scbrs Orion, Hpis, Hbany To- Bos.sni Ilaao
Achorn Sylvester iOrt for Portland 2h. Louisa Dftr
Arnss, Eocklnrc Tor n TOra
sailed. hh-sohrs Orion fsAAs Ashorn. and Lou 80
FsU.ADstPgIA. De- a.
Srrret-9tefn8i p Altstress Dx0nt Char est9a. slo
shacksme IsDB. NSss. Liverpool bfss v h)gegte, IL
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On Monday. October 20, By the Rev J j. Lyons. Mr.
NJ VI. kisPsoN 10 Mrs. EsrHER ANDREws, al Of New
Orleans
On October o by the Rev Mr.. Taggert s.MurL C,oor.
q Natsryils to m.Hr WnsoS, Of New York, both for
mtrly Of sheffield England
In Williamsburg on Monday evening, October 20 By
the Rev. y. Hebssrd. Mfr. JoHS GavNoS TO Mis-
CAfHAnISE McCoRNcK both Of this city
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AMU1N ME TA.

AOwERY THEA-RE-DOORs OPEN AT6K CERTAIN
Ssas: s;s: d. a is e..
sss -sa sai f. Ma
Hss s. = asSe NJ TsS n
j EsS., y =: s.ssSy :.s:i IS:
cs xh S'S Mis q la
csns u T.y E:s kS Mr. c'n Cham
sPep - to ssssE q ~ ososa D;ss C.oIs and Par
% Sinli On 81 s
a,s
ssss and Yrsasre so,elud. with new !ss called
National THEATRE CHATHAM STREET DOORS
1 p rises psss ci5S. and
Private Box Tickets 81 wednesday, evening. oo. sSs
7s6 as %
srd Sir Walter MI Cl,,ls Niles Mr. Arnold LGai.s .rs.
poeon Bonsps.s nv Soss Gusum: M Fox Nae,
h n G' or II GS sns In III
held. Mr. Clarksi Mabel. Mrs. Nichols.
QARNUHs AMERICAN MUsEUM-P. T. BAKNUs,
q Ss M and
ss % ssss Sadrs. nna 10 rs
paSis oceasioned BY production new
ass p
Z
y: n .snss n Ae as. "a s
~ 1s rest q hs
repnt.nee Mr. Baxter seeing the phant the village
reduced to the last extreme.
NHRIsTYs OPERA HOUSE, MECHANICS HALL NO.
urns The S r sa
snGTn a. and vs
ender the Of T. p Chrssy, whose u
me 9S v
sSy ntsrnsd shs' the Saturday dis
Fellogs New Musical all, ~ Broad between How
ard sna Grand Justly celebrated and cicn,
s
ali y
world spss
81 concert = commence a. u O'clock An s.ssInssa
s.son FAMILIES It oSlsos 40
MRS. E.5nA GILLINGHAM 30 sTwICK. AT TaE So
w hes.ion Of her friends will gyea series OF 81. Sub
1 s ayasss talent
ing thus making the most interesting musical eater
Ct The rs Ia which
eerts The seats will be numbered and subscrbe vii,
day NEXT pianoforte store OF VIM. Rail
Son. go Broadway where the subscription book is
FIRST GRAND soIREE MUSICALE OF HENRI Apply,
AsstmSiy Rsoms Broadway ikarsd.y evening
s,1
Richard Hoffman Thalberg; sixth Conoerto-vi,n Zen.
Apply, De BsIiot; Cavatina" Ernabi" Sgnora Trui
Benedett. Verdi Part is Quintetts Pianoforte and
other ipttrr uents VIM Scbarfenburg HILL Fegelund and
others j. NJ Humnel; T. La helan choe-Violin, Henry
Apply, y. PrWms; Andsnts and Polka de Concert-Paao
forte Richard Hoamsp, Wsll,ce; Sogno Lolbard-Syao
rs Trufi- Benedict Verdi TO- Fsntase-"Anna Bolens"
violin Henry Apply ID. Alard Wism Soharfenberg will
preside At the Panofrts anofote ussd on this
occafiop is rom Chickering's Tickets 30 cents
each; tor tale ct the sic of VIM Hall Sem Schu
berths, Coeoae Sehsrfepberg Luss and At Mr. Orland
ers In s.tute No 6S3 Broadway r. Perkens
No Wall streets Geo Whitoeks No. ls5 Canal street, and
st the door, the evening Of normsnce Doors
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exhibition Of Marble StstuAry in the worlds
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