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Collectors Once, July Al. 1881.
NOTICE TO TAXPAYERS Notice is hereby gwen that III,
res due and abs at this once,
s,d hat an per will be allowed by
the year, paid before the Dist day Of
r. j. ROCHE,
July 2a-eotd COLLECTOR
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The Hoe TRADE OF THE WEsr.-The Evans
vile (lnd } Journal Of the 18th inst says" We
have heard Of no contracts made yet by purch
in this city for hogs. The prospects are excellent
TOT prices. The market will most probably open at
81. The hogs will. this season, nc doubt, be Of a
much superior quality to those Of last as ali from
this section will be corn fed; and there is PROF.
pect Of a much larger number being packed here
than at any season before"
The Newcastle Qnd) Courier, of the 10th inst,
says, number of che farmers in that neig hborhood
bad contracted, within the past previous week. to
deliver their hogs at killing time at So rs per hum
bred, net. For q lot of about POO head Of extra
heavy hogs, 81 was offered and refused.
The Terre Haute Journal, Of the same date, gives
the following information: =" AS the season ap-
proaches for pork packing operations, we discover
some excitement among our merchants. We learn
that some contracts have been made at SO 81, and
tnat some holders are asking "a. We are inclined
TO the opinion that the number of hogs in the Wa
bash valley will not be near so great, but the art-
Gle VIII be much heavier. From the preparations
making for the trade, we think the coming winter
will be an unusually brisk one.
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AGENCY.


A nERiCAN AND FOREIGN AGENCY CITY OF
"A Washington, under the direction Of Aaron Hsight
Palmer Of lork and wor.hington Snethen
Of New Orleans Attorneys and Counsers OF the
Court Of the United states. This establishment formed
for the following objects
For Using law in the Supreme Court of the United
States End conducting business before
For the prosecution snd recovery Of all claims in law
or equity against the United States before Congress the
Executive atment against foreign
70 Boards Of Commssion ers
For the settlement Of with the State Treasury
War Navy Post Once and Interior and
tanning the mission Of hnes and foreture for
alleged violations Of the Post Oice other laws
For securing letters patent for the Uni
ted States from foreign governmental and land
and pensions uader the various pension
United states.
g. For collections generally. embracing debts Iegacies
and nheritsnoes the United States foreign
For the purchase and sale lands in any States
Territories OF the Union and 10 monies srtgaze
Of real estate lying therein.
T. For investment Of funds in United States and State
stocks and loans collection of the dividends thereon and
law, loan and banking agency.
ALI communications addressed, post paid, to Mesrs
Palmer Snehen, American and Foreian Agency City Of
Washington. will receive prompt and faithful attention.
PALMER SNETHEN.
Office No. 8 Carroll Place, Capitol Hill.
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has gained immensely from the whig r.nks. The
waver'n9 and doubtful Of the wings have spoken
OUT ironically EXPIRE ssing sentiments of sstisfastion
clanation, and the reluctance with Which be At
lat performed the duty, is well understood in the
city and county, and the result. Of the electiou will
exhibit the effect of this knowledge. His letter,
which was designed to be very witty at the expense
OF certain democratic and two or three Of the Union
Wigs, was written the night he spent In Lancaster
was dictated by Thadeus Stevens, and was design.
90 to be perfect extinguisher to every complain
ant Oh the Governors course on the "nieeer"
question In his speech, delivered in the State
House yard here last Monday night, he very deli
ts.siy alluded to this question. doubtless knowing
more profitable. There was comparatively but lit
tie enthusiasm.
Upon the result of the election in the Dauphin
county senatorial district depends the political co
plexion Of the Senate Of Pennsylvania. The whole
upon that district to defeat Kunkle the Whig candi-
Date; They have already induced the natives, who
number some two or three hundred in the district,
70 nominate candidate, with view of extract
ing the native vote from the whig candidate. &C.
neral Peter Sken Smith, q gentleman Of much
nounced to speak IN several places in Dauphin
county, in behalf of the native no limitations. The
result, no doubt, will be the defeat of kunkle, the
election of the democratic candidate, and con,e
quently clear working democratic majority in the
Senate next session. and the repeal of the obn xous
anti-slavery obstruction law.
The Surveyor General of Pennsylvania q. p.
Brawley) had a rencontre at Meadsville, few days
ago, with Mr. Whalon. Of Erie, arising from o
discussion upon the comparative merits Of Messrs.
said, was somewhat damaged. The affair will
hardly end here, unless Gen. BIawley backs cut,
which bis friends will hardly allow. "Pissols and
coffee for two." AsMoDEUs.
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INTERFERING LETTERS.
Our Washinstsa Corrsspsndsnse.
WAsHINaroS, October 1. 1851

Our WasAinstsa Corrsspendsnse.
WASHINGTON, October 1, 1851.
An Abe Argument on Pssblic Lasc.
great deal has been published in the HERALD,
and in other Journals, about the Florida claims,
which are and long have been before the Secretary
ofthe Treasury for pay ncnt or postponsmsnt
The United Ssstes Attorney General has
given a long and Abored opinion In favor
of postponement, though he clearly comedies
that the aforesaid claims ought to be paid
1t is understood that Judge Bib, in the At
torney Generals .ofice. is clear in his opinion
that the Secretary Of the Treasury ought not to
hesitate to settle and pay the claims out of the arst
money be can nnd IN the Treasury, not otherwise
appropriated. 1t is also understood that Mr. Clarke
the Solicitor Of the Treasury (and by the way the
clearest headed and tho fret administrative officer
OF the government,) is Of a similar opinion. But
Mr.. Crittenden seems 70 halt between two opinions
namely, whether the Secretary Of the Treasury
shall refer the claims back to Congress for furthe-
action send them to the federal court of Florida
which is cow deemed constitutional court, to be
once more judicially passed upon.
Meantime, Judge Bronson, of the Florida Federal
Court, has given legal opinion and argument
spon the principle of those Florida claims to the
public. which at once places him, as an inent ex
PoeooeA VI 0Ho puohc law, on the nigh ground
hitherto occupied, IL tnat regard by Pinckney,
Marshall, and Webster.
The pamphlet containing Judge Bronson's m as
tsziy law argument, VIII be sent 20 the editor oftbe
HERALD by mail. On the subject of the Florida
ciaims and the great argument Of Judge Bronsoa,
the Union Of this ety holds the folio wing lam
gusge:-
FLORIDA CLAIMS.
A frieRd in Florida has sent the decision of Hon.
IsaAc H. Bronson judge II the District Court of the
United he district of Florida in
matter the claim Francis r. Ferrera deceased ad-
ministyator Of Francis Pass deceased against the uted
States which the nth article Of the florida
rraty.
THIS decision afHrms the u tlce and proprety as well
the Legality Of allowing interest in this and eli such
Gains and that the heretofore rendered the
CAGES which arose under the treaty Judicial deci
sons, AID possessed the attributes Of Judicial ;udg
meEts being such hal conclusive and that the
Secretary Of the Treasury authorized 70 alter or
modify them 1t his pleasure
The pamphlet form this decision EN- bra ,es thirty
one pages and presents he law the decisions bearing
on the sse with much abty and force We do not pro-
Tess to be lawyer and undertake. therefore bet
ter qualified to judge II its Of this case than
ethers Bot feel hOrzed to state that the facts set
forth in the decision q bronson fully TO war
rant his conclusions and induce believe that there
exists an imperative upon the government 20
satisfy the claim upon The principles Ct tie decision
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large ball room were flung open and the characters
marched In, dressed In their costumes lively music
struck up, and dancing was continued until late
hour The richness G the dresses Of those engaged
IN the tableaux, added much to tho brilliancy of
the scene, and great amusement was derived from
seeing the gay shepbcrdess mazurking with the
brigand chief, and the lovely Amina, with her hair
loosely hanging over her rich neck floating in the
dance with a professional gentleman in citizens
attire-the holy father WALKING with the sweet
and lovely nun; and the proud and rich Turk gal
lopading with the beautiful slave he had just puc
chased.
Your trunk is on, and the stage i, waiting, cries
Janitt, the famous Long B,anch driver, so this
must b. brought TO close. Before l bid farewell
to the Branch, let me graoiously ackno Wedge the
kind, ahabie department Of the visiters, and ex-
press the hope that when they re-assemble, they
may md among the number to welcome them,
theirs and yours, c. M. p.
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summer Zcphyrs on winter. oAiss.
o-N rAsHiOsABLK rREsrosbrycr.
PAviLi0N HorEf., LoNs Bu4yc5, MI
September. ISL.

September, ISL.
Co Wcgfig--Taf Hrald-Gaif'g Of al. Ssrs0u-
SJhn9h T6bHur- BiR--FjUurri
Ths cool mornings, and stil cooler evening". Tor
the last week, have cast sombre shade over tho
cou,tsusnces Of the visitors at the Branch" Ger
tbcy indicate the approach q the season vhsn ihe
peasant ASSOCIATIONS connected with this delebsta
pot ball be dissolved and the visilcrs scitcredin
evsry Direction Of the Union-for New Orleans md
Charleston have had their representation kt-e, %
vel 81 Boston, Poushkcepsie, Wiliamsou-g, NeE
York, New Jersey, and PennsylysDis. None viii
return home with feelings ober than high graft
Gcsicn at TIRE pleasant no 1rs passed at the Branch;
and TIE cou4ts-y and indofatigability dkrllysd By
the p1oprietoTs, McssIs Morris 4 Levy, cattle
ben 70 all commcndation. A. this will b The last
'cmmunicetion from Jour correspondent ere ais de-
pa7ture to The sunny South, be cannot bat give ut
crance 70 on earnest wish for the property Of he
Pavilion, az a sincere desire again 70 meet the
pleasant companions to whom be is nov sbou. 10
lid long tus most Mind farewell Mag general
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MEDICAL,

de: oLovER's EXTRACT OF coPAIyA AND GU
Price 81 1he doctor consulted Ia diGeult and eompl-
q you,s orse No. y Ans .rs. Prs ate
entrance, through the entry adjoining his store.
DR. La cRoIxs PRIVATE MEDICAL TREATISE. -
p.,. c % gs .sSs ever g .sd ~ .s
Ss; ana eissrdsrs q youth ..s ns.srsy rosans
sss s.s. ss ssss .es ls :;
es.%ss sA bsrsas. s.sy % "a
ys,ines. sDd =. diseases .rislns from insssrssoa. ws
s;;: S.s :sii ': g
easyith soIored 1thosrssSs isssrasins sAs sa.sss.
ssy.o,ss.y sns e,ss 81 %, % bed
% 70 ,hoss cor semps.lns nAtnouy vbisk
should t.is Ais pe sep without Srss eossans r.
s.s 81 =, a,ssssss Of Ten s'. ysshsr married.
lag ,sy doeor oush, er he case Is properly
.sn:s 81 ,! s nhy Y ~
D. 5SSelS1s e ss pSSs;, !: crS. b s gsss
We subjects Of which book trusts Any psrsoa sssasss
o. sepe, ior cs dsss Acres Dr. d w S,, y
sa y nsss'i
TIA. A haElAEp r. wosAss raIyATs nEDIoAL cos.
q s,nsis,5 fjisss Is no. pp sorS.. g
- eject a,,s vie 80 psseaIssy iifesssts Ne avs.
vorS II + Is,saSes ssrss,sy r., ,s 9S,s's oss.s
ssnssnpi.sns nsrtsgs a. dlSeesoe important sssr~s
.h's, whsse health does ne, r,rrait A lasr,.s, a
tsre seo, every femae-thS vita, ne uothsr--Sss -
sheF tud1iaS te WomaHheed Abe sac asofins al
ysss IN whor nature eonssmpistsB importsns shscr
can discover ms causes, and ,irS
70 wiioh Der ssxis suhjeos. f
tErsrAeso Lester from gsztlsrsa In Dsy,oa obtss
Da. A. N. uAvHsorAU:- "' NY - i""'
ny pFAR SiRhy wife has sesr psfecpsblv A si,a ~
some shfee yeare ~ az bsr
ksh ana suffering aonthe before durvg hsv eas
oeiuont eveg successive more dsh.iita.pk
snc pToetratsd her, putg har Nfo IN M st4
weh was The afs ceoss0n dearefod o. ss
ans state Of thng YES inogtshle rcsirned myeelf ~
meet the worst, AZ tis AmH. (nOu tNo uon,hst
Letr1 yont btot hifhb ap9kcu Of
ters reaeenR on ~ recsipt csrV<r
express 70 you The scsf ssordsa ny distressed mind ask
We Tvs AaRch ptfted 70 wife, learning th.s AS
neat eisc.vnff u = A. uessusars provided remedy "
etenea Iotr8ts 20 which little ccivcd rsss
D ht if ts ere another Fcsr voaid have rsssed
~ oeea 80 al human Trobaby wife would have
10 Iher grsFe, .sduy ohiidrca ieft r.s.6oflese.
" a. 81 coHrff IN Practicable - ocnvcy fuy Aae
oys 81 1ect tssssed Of they OF estictty
400 '~ ~ iasred tnose contemplating a<ria.s
81 q btaaysX ara - tht Publishing ofis, Ia
,EsSsss EGle AshAys 7. o. Possrson Vi ChastAas Sd
On tsa seOs7 q 81 Ae'Ey rii ,, iyspsni,ssl " ts
e. pethgc " any pae % the Uritee stsce. All .scf
- adarV 90 post psii 70 ne A. n. hs 1rissau. r9x
1913 rev Tors city C@ce, - Liberty street,
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RSDn RsWA2D,-JEfFR1EJ' AETIDoFH A srr-
fOOVV else mixture cr The Of private dfc fdsf,.
tMake speedy vihons ts iess reduction Of deh
eint, exposure, change Iva application 20 busnes fs
proprietor chengee tiagls case Wioh The taEturs VA
ct curh phder W. vfue u $40 hon drct dbl nrf IiA
fu W In BOTTLES With u iroruonf, az ~, cne hotss
1855 weekmsas ere cored IN two days. Tors sale hv o.
~ King w breat and lU3 DhyAgd 6t.cet New Serte
Rev 0slssas
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- EEICAL.


nR. COVERS PRIVATE MEDICAL OFFICE No.
% Third avenue. New York, where he 10 oonsulte on
all deasss Dr. c. has had for ye ar most exten.
early indncrcton The victims Of disease who would avoid
quacfs end their nostrums, prompt
AID by applying TO DIR. c. Consultations BY letter rogt
paid NB-Dr C.s InvKoratipg Cordial, the only remedy
caused BY improper habits price 81 per botle
ro tottes Tor - with important advice 20 the married
nne singe orSsrS.d 70 the country. For sale, at 80
broaeWsy ard " Bowery corner Of Grand street and BY
nR. MORRISON Is CONSULTED CoNFIpyNTrALLY
- on certain diseases which he treats without morourv
Recent eases he In three days Thryo years pr.o
tee enab e. him 70 cure those dsbties arising self
sepE ane restore origss ysor STE hia Landon Dirsns
DARIs AND LONDON TREATMENT OF PRIyArf
Diseases Ia few hours, by vegetable application
whous pain In debility, brought By improper hstik
nna CONSTITUTIONAL sfeetions ho eoubsss medicines wN
tho local remedy and show there
vho eannobe CURED witbout he c.y yceFs
surAuon from The other hyse.ns In ALL 10
apeanont core he makes daily Of ds0sess
e,nstc which others etrsd BY their orpeos RI
former disease encvgh. His diploma with these &
hundreds OF other certtc.tf elbows thaa sqpa
You eursd me in one ID. ~ Corbyu. ons local 50
lsng hme.-C. Dcrend. paid asCo Ia ave ye.rs y
b cured o. uessness ror self abuse without tenef br
you ourad ne By local ard general troatuienh rher
hiae.-Jas. Evans Yen curod me Of the wotss syphit
tEeotion body aud face. IA ehOrt tras atrTkE
sssn Under three physeana ayea besides nsng svsr
boy n j. Thoso fattnts a dstsnca eau by eses.lsst
zee et treated 5y NAL: One heprsS rorrng t and
70 In The evening N. LARNONr. N D., ~ Re.ie strs~t
two doors IRON B-oscwsT-1ot IN shs s,ors.
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PROGRAMME.
Overtime Midsummer Nshss Dream, .x.uds,..ebn
81 SIsS .ss .sa as.
ssssnas s'ssssa' :;i.s:.; ssS Hlssse
s ss' Il ss::s sS In ri; tsss!
Arla-"Non pin aadias !assss Il Fisass, .. Mozart
"savournsen Deesh. An Irish Ballad
Mss cArassIsr aArIs.
Mss CArnERISE HAYES.
''''''' Herr isn.... ''''''''''. 'sa'ss's
Etnde De Concert .Boulanser
''s"'A' &c h''i' n soSsp.cr; rA'i'srs
n.r.. tPi. s.st appesrssee n thi. city,
IT. A. a. Brs "a MS.' Vi 'h'' 80 H l
'isi Ms, Girn.ai.. axrss An ifsh Ballad
Ta'ei'' O. ct 's s!, srsdsyir Eraan
c tBis frat apPe.ssuoe 81 these Concer.o.l
Mr.. LAvi sS@s AND Ma. droacI Loiaa As's''s'E
e the
this s. Win be fro.
'nS toSs sss.s yr Of J. :s
s s,S,s = Es Hairs
Doors open st u Concert commences At O'Clock.
RARNUNs AMERICAN MysEuM.-P T. BARNUx.
Hsnsssr and Prcprietori John Green wood IT.. Assist
s 70 e.s
ane.s ~ eents extra THURSDAY and Friday, october ~
g. ,s
'es A sss ssss
Of faE The
shs asPBy san s asS the ' Of the
oNoERT.-MIss JEANNE REYNALpsoN. TIE
s19ss win T. her a,s =, Bnsa
Hsss,r and ~ NV Braaa ii The
~
ny sseF'sf A.s
aud cio.H ssoss La.s st g eens sd had
TSss stores s1d q the door on the evening Of che
Second Ballad ~ Mr.. Tarnsr tSs Adj
Issn B.llsd spe assssd BY NJ James M.edsr Mt
i :$s.sS:s
in spss aII
.. Dsa I. fs's &, e
and At Trr ns he ay ana II
EVENINGS WITH BROTHER JoNArHAN--LAsrs -
I ssD ISFfsI sssSsss
cen tricte. in one Hundred and sixty ca.rsnt cha:
.i r ssss; Tsy win
pssp Ga w nS.c
q isIS. young esisiss Gu
men, scntmenisi music train ns sano nas s sort. *
s s: .:
sars sse een f. ,ss ss s1
half past seven o'clock
MRS II. oaKZs SMITH WILL LECTURE AT rHa
AVA stnyvesant Institute Tuesday evening" October T.
" o'cloct Subie t-Womanhoos Tickets 20 cents 90
ee bad At u Putnam 1856 Broadway; at Bartlett Vel
ords Astor House. at Crowen 500 Broadway and tho
loer.
ERANKLIS MUsEUM. Iz5 CHATHAM SQUARE, ONE
block above the National Theatre George Lea sols
perform every afternoon
Entertainments in the threN
clock and In the evening eight O'clock entertain
nents varied and select Al no
her place Of cnertainmsnt in New York consisting
ea Fem ae kthiopian Opera Troupe; John Diamond the
eatest dancer in the VERDI viii appear; also Mons o-
oife, the strongest In the world, who break
ny stors the audience choose 70 offer him; he will
so challenge to kill bullock
ST. Tor any amount Of money; troupe OF Model Artsss
rho selected for their beauty per-
onate number OF beautiful tlbieaux company Arab
'rls who 20 through variety Of sts Of
er1ty con of sale and Female Artists will give
exhibition OF Marble Sstaary worlds
oFether with variety Of interesting eveyy
fternoon and evening" For particulars, soc bills q
sch dsy Admissior-Seats in Private Boxes 60 osntsg
tfse seats Ss cents boxes. Is cents; prqust.s. l2k
" ATIoNAL THEATRE, WASHINGTON, u. G LADIES
and Cohtlomen Of Acknowledged talent ouly dssrous
an engaeement IN the above pamtd estabshment whoh
III open about tho end OF November, under the manage
repsid 20 PETER RICHfNGS dtake Nanarer 'Wsdnuk
treet Ihea.re. Philadelphia.
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ArhNDVRBIITs fIHE FOR SAN FRANCISCO VA
y hfcsrsrrs.--1ft fayoIita stchr5hip ERUggFVEgs
VII leave on pier No n r. On peedsy October IN Il
O'Clock r. ~ NrfCheyi connecting By ths new traast
ever to lsttmus ~ rictrraA riih lie stsl rer,
North hrrricA Pfcift ~ igdrrooteaoe on ttr Psiee
CersB vftlSut DELAY fAfcUrh ttfstt % te
tfrSC atos 10 l.. n hLLLN no. BittetJ Pace W stairs
2Ss Isni Wtts,er tEevl su thl Pgpustisas AID
iesye GCF Hcrk 0gtgieg ~
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0L?nPIC, NO. Az BROADWAY-GERNAN NATION
- a. Thtatre;-FndAy. October g. sTADr IND LAND,
TLe Cattle Dealer from Upper Austria popular farce
ith many songs In four Acts Second OF Mr.
rG% iMs%%s1fs Ms' ksaasl Appeiino h. Js
ter WI spear in the principal characters Doors open ct
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rn ansa r MARSHALL SOLE
Ores: Circle and Rsrarssss 80 Family Third
Friday evening October v = psric@sd tss pa, -. r. &c
Dsnas MI Day,cssi Bs.u:esnt NJ Eenne: 6lsyis, NJ
Henry Grand Pc: 4: psu. By sifser Ns Tiis Ads.
Griffin hoa, Mr. Dsvidge M. Pugs, Mr.. Whitnr DercsSv
Miss Crocker; Kitty Mrs. John Seton. ''
NIBLOs GARDEN.-MANAOER, Mr. JOHN srrrON
Tickets 60 cents Private Boxes S. The psrformsns
Sill eommenee every evening o'clock The wondsrfsi
Ravel Family Gabriel in popular character. Francois n
three entertainments Mons Bon new surprsins ma
II The effective entertainments given By kays F.-
miy, will be played the evening. Friday, Oct
shing perform the Tight Rope BY TIE Rsv
Family and Mons Blondin To DO followed by the come-
military, and pastoral ballet Of JEANETTE AND JEAN-
NOT. 10 conclude with the fairy pantomime Of RAOgL
RRoUGHAMsLYCEUM BROADWAY NEAR BRoONR
~ street doors open AZ to begin At O'clock Dress
shss;T. ss,ss 81 Private Boxes 80 Friday sysnns OCT
frADUAnAnsslo naipisr NJ Lynne Eodolfo. Mr. q Jos-
Hfdsyrs L. Tisbs Miss CYsh%sn cssarina Mrs. srstE
W. nATnE-coi Hsrchmont Mr. Palmer; Major Bolton
Fuzee. Mr. Leach; Grace Lonschalk. Miss Tsyieure
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nR GLovgRs EXTRACT OF coPAIvA AND co.
has tas.e, SMELLS quick land certain In its
epernton and warranted 20 cure in the shorss, time
Price ST. The doctor consulted Ia dicult comp-
Gated contituioba diseases and debes arn from tas
ndseretins Of youth Oce, No. u Ann Private
entrance, through the entry ad joining his Ptore.
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PACKETS FOR uAVRE-sEcoND LIyE.-THK FOL
iowns ship, viii leave narrs on sLs 18th. and New

They all first GLASS Now York built ships ,th
all requisite articles the comfort Of Pas
sspsers snd By Of experience Che trade
The price Of passage el without wines LIQUORS. osds
ssr1 70 Abe subserbers will be forwarded free sny
BOYD & HlEcK I'm. Agents. lC1 Pearl street
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THE PUBLIC ARE RESPECTFULLY INFORMED
that Mr. q. x Dickinson, the celebrated and popular
glasgow Liverpool and the provincial theatres Of Great
Britain and Ireland will deliver series Of Dramatic Read
tSter shassPeares tragedy of HAMLET: On Friday 10Th
October Sbskepcaro tragedy Of OTHELO. Doors 10 open
at oolock To- commence At o'clock precisely.
% cens TO all parts Of the house. Tickets s.
had at the Tabernacle hotels and music notice
will be given the public continuation Of the series