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Grand River times. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1851-18??, 1852-08-18

1
STATE OF MICHIGAN, County of Ottawa SIS -
AT session of the Probate Court for said coun.
ty of Ottawa, holden at the office of the Judge
thereof, at Grand Haven, on Monday, the fifth
day OF July in the year one thousand eight hun
dred and fifty two: Present, William Hatha-
way, Jr, Judge of Probate In the matter of
the Estate of John Fitzgerald, deceased:
i PON the petition of Charles Fitzgerald broth
- er of said deceased, praying that Charles
fitzgerald be appointed Administrators on said Es-
tate. Thereupon it is ordered, that Monday. the
second day of August next, at three o'clock in the
afternoon, be assigned for the hearing of said pc
ttion, and that the heirs at law of said deceased
and all other persons interested in said Estate are
required to appear at session of said Probate
Court then to be holden at the office of the Judge
thereof, at Grand Haven, and show cause, if any
there be, why the prayer of the petitioner should
not be granted: And il is further ordered that
said petitioner, Charles Fitzgerald, give notice to
the persons interested i'm said estate of the pend
ency of said petition and the hearing thereof. by
causing copy of this order to be published in the
Grand River Times, newspaper printed and cir
cuating in the county of Ottawa, three successive
weeks previous to said day of hearing. [aw54
WILLIAM HATHAWAY Jra Judge of Probate.
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YOUTH WANTED-Wanted, respectable
Youth 70 assist in Bookstore. He must anicrstand
French and BE- from "a 70 10 years OF age. Good refer
viii be required Apply TO = HORsFALL' NoSS7 Broad
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arrays ELEGY.-" The curfew tolls the
UkntI of parting day" This beautiful poe alluded to
Inv Daniel Webster in his last moments will b. found At
kps.h in THE GUARDIAN of "Wednesday. Published at
No. so Broadway. Price cents
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Adams G. 4.
CONTENTS:
Trsnnnissve Mediums Of John Ericsson.
Motive Power in Steam Architectnrus 10 his Son
Navigation. Qllustrated). Lamp OF Science
Goddaio,s Bridge. lScientific Notices.
Fi.ctro Metallurgy Notices and COrresp andence
poile,s ~ Marie Engipes Paine's Car VentilatDrs.
& Steamers Water Mitchelps Patent Screw
Witcb Humbo,dt and Pile.
Franklin (Plates). Progress OF naval AieuiIec-
T1,e Iostrv If Science.
Mechanics for the Million Stuan's Naval Dry Docks Of
No. XIX. Ullustrated) the U. 8
lion Chemistry Of the Crystal WORKS on fiscuca eohA
p lace mics.
Value OF Counter Braeng IN TREATISE on ne sore" 80"
Bridge Trusses. CllusIra- pelier. r r,,,,.
ted). ~, IoreSuon VI i'
what to observe" No. VII Tabes
TERMS s. per annum, % cents per single number
No Mechanic his profession should be "itout us 80
"h"oe J'"""' - Tribune
w. earnestly recommend mechanics 10 ftran point and
fp, rs ent per rsher than lose the really useful AMI
tics Information Il will afford them" All NE
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e,r,. os sxery IN moral, social sud polia
the North as south. furnishes h'n's Ni'
overlook ed Vnce Iom's CABIN The hsn tepu 49, ~
has Gee OF literature VII ~ $50 ~ rs
Feseh' fSSe'u0h'' "hNn "o'e' National krL
The friend. freedom render no better -cse 20 .,S
hrno cneu'H,e thr hook. besaiiu,y prni,s1 40
and only a dol@r '"hin
s,rsishorwsd Of vsred. ihrihns ana sei,1S
hsd through phac cf the soHAnsoe
Il Anersn tyuny your indignation Aired and losr 49,
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Tlr tie osrspky Of avrsnsn whoa blood W. ~,
without e eStn "a
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nsa wok whNh ~inteu on the soul o. the rrsde-.
fyerrsoni Courier.
Agents wanted to eel tins book, who may make good
Wages
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CCHUBERTH & CO, Music Depot, No.
~ 257 Broadway NY Request the public 20 inspect their
immense stock Of Music for Noice Piano, for T. g.
hands for Organ Violin violonceo Harp Orchestra &c,
IN every style for yuosos and beginners The greatest s
lection in the United States Of sl0lco worth Orders 81
Foreign and American Music VII be attended 70 with
pTomptness.
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lust ISSUED-T. b. WEIGHS MAGNl-
y NIFICENT PORTRAIT OF WASHINGTON, en-

L
y NIFICENT PORTRAIT OF WASHINGTON, en-
sInved DIV permisson from SrUARTS only original Por
trait liz the Athenaum,. Boston: .. -,
This superb Picture engraved usder The
Of Thomas suly Esd the eminent nm, ana sy S,I bS
TESTIMONIAL FROM THE SENATE or THE UNITED STATES.
CRY OF WASHINGTON, Aug 81, 1852,
The Portrait Of Washington, engraved upon steel by
L. Welch of Philadelphia, from Gilbert Stu4rts original
extant and in the beauty OF ia execution re-
fleets tie highest credit upon the distinguished american
IL n King Alabama w. Brooke, Mississippi,
. -; c. Nichiesn Janes w Bradbury Maine
- nodse W1sconsn john b. Weller, California,
49, coor,, Penn Charles Sumner, Mass
~ r. NJ Ohio Samuel Houston. Texas,
~. II, han Vermon, d. Merrwether, kentuckyl
p;th.SS} proadhead penn Hamilton Fish, New-York,
9 p cha.. Ohio Charles t. James, L.
w, y Desssnssnre s c. II. :. Geyer, Missouri,
Co III ~ ions. Iowa VIM G. Dawson. Georgia,
Solomon Foot Vermont, j. NJ Mason; 'rsusr
Hannibal Hsmfn, Maine, Thos. :! hnaA leHAs'
John II. Clarke, r. Island WI ~ u~lnp 80
r. f. Stockton, N Jersey, = H. maiory, rioi.u ,,S -,
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Cost ano fonn6.

q Snn REWARD.-Stolen, on the evening
RcOO Of November |. from my Office No. lSIt
BoweTy the following Note Nahanane j. B)yds Note 10Y
$500 dated November 2 1882 our months Endorsed by
Edward Faconer other Notes and Checks uo1nuns 70
sl.CG; Bank Bills and Specie amounting 20 stSn Tee
above reward viii be raid for the recovery OF ne money
GREEN. No 1871 ROv'fv.
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Nmusements.
MADAME UENEIETTE sONTAG in

MADAME UENRIETTE SONTAG in
WI BRookLYN. ,,,.,,, .,,..,,,.,.,
PROGRAMME OF Mr. 1QbS ZuNDELs GRAND
AZ PLYMOUTH CHURCH, BROOKLYN,
VIII b @ss SS Mada%e HENRETTE
cal Talent in the City.
PROGRAMME.
SOLO and cSS1us~S Night. shade no longer RSssl@
Madame iiiiENRIETrE SoNTAG. '''''
Hynn-TIeble Solo and Ouartete Love divine Lunde
Scpe......... sgnor POZZOLINI Schubert
sOle and Chorus-"rhe Marvellous WORK from HAYDN
Solo by Mis- JAMESON.
l. sOns-"Home, sweet Home. Bishop
Madame IIENRlETrE SoNTA9.
g. Anthem" How sTeetly howed the Gospels z,.a.,
. ssns........... Ssnor PozzoLINI. il,
~ ssiiaen for the orsSn @ -. H nSSSSi
Madsnc ENRIETTE soNTAG;
GRIND Haneiujah Chorus from the rsnSei
CoseuetOr. ....,....."......''.MrC CARL EChEHf'
c1s sss On h. &c SSSy . of the the
FIoLi Seats the GalleryD 81 50 each All other Seats
vii 10 furnished VIII Cldrens tickets al hat pree, il
d. Sr,d.
In order 10 avoid confasor to give ample comfort to
all Checks win be issued, showing the Numbers of the
Tetss for sse a. Nj wei1es Music Store No as Full
near the savings Bank where plan OF the Church
msy BE- seen.
DO.rs open al 6.. Concert to commence st7l.
METROPOLITAN HALL-FIRST
Nk GRAND CONCERT Of the NATIONAL GUARD
BANp-SATl RDAY EVENING, Nov. 6-Ine Nsa1asi
Grsid b md CONSISTING OF FORTY FIVE PERfokMEh>,
would respectfully 80 their friends and the pree
tn their ssst Grand Concert viii be yvca a. Meoponn
Hall ON Saturday Evening, Nov. 6. assisted by
MISS T.. BEVERLY,
Her fret appearance in New-ioEk accompanied by fun
Orckettra
Condrc'oT jar. Nell Leader ..........fT. Re.zel
PROGRAMME
FIRST PARr-STMNe INSTRUMENTS;
Overture % ZaDlI a. vi OIVaesIa
Son Como dl Bssseito 'nef NeisI
Ballad" Kathleen Maycu.necu' ...'M Mss + beverly
Duo Coucertardo. for two Niolns Noh and heysr
Air Nspohisn"l m dreaming OF thee Mis- e. bevety
Lichtsl sfih W vi pNnes'A"
SECOND PAINFUL MILITARY bANp.
OveFtrrt 20 kuryanhe. SocI
GPsy soas." as sung by Jenny Lind 'MeyeroeeI
Aufe en- Polka fNos4es
fnse ftvm Lucia d LsmmermoOr. .ponifstu
S.rd Mach ffon lie Prophetic ~, asys. .
Acnsskicn, 50 cents. Tickets for sale at VIM nni
s~s No lSs Broadway; at the prncipa Book and MUSIC
stSresi ard al the door the evening Of the Concert
Ccfce1t 70 commence al o'clock
WOODS MINSTREL HALL, No. 444
Btosdwsy-Open EVERY EVENING. Concerts
nd Ethiopian Delpeations Music uusrpsssed and Negro
pehneatons Anequaed Doon open az 81 Concerts COM
hs,eee a n e'elsck. Admission Is cents-shildren hal.
eESs. Ihs Afternoon Concerts are discontnued
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A S Cock, by a young Woman who under
~ stands her busnefs in all ts branch being goo
fmiy baker Can the hest Of city reference Can b.
for days JOSESS BOokstJre. No. l52 tth-av
tlild CooT from llth st.
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i OST or STOLEN. on the night OF Elecnon.

II
H POCKET WALLET, containing two certificates OF
Stock OF Nsw-loEk and Harlem Railroad Co. No 2S and
~, twenty-five shares each; certificate. No ~,
Buildings Assoc Ations Fire Insurance Co.. fifteen shares;
one certificate Bank Of State OF New-fork two shares
note drown by Willis Baldwin, 10 their orier AMI IN
d rsed by them for S7 40 and smsll bank notes
As transfer the stock aud the payment OF the note
have been forbidden the finder w phase retain the noley
to BENZ. {. BOVINE.
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I OST-On the Sd inst, by the subscriber,
~ MEMORANDUM BOOK containing Si0s IN Bills of
the denomination - The book lost on the way
from the Seamens Bank tor Savings 70 the corner OF Dey
and Creeuwichsts The lin Ter will receive S2j by leaving
the sane az the Of y. p. IL. BARRETT Co. No q
Nasssust M stars X. ; RUNYON
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4 5 frst-rate Cook and good Washer and
~ Iruner BY respectable Girl ia respectable private
family Can produce the beet city references from her last
place. Call OF send Tor two days At No Ia Mott-st
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offers for active and competent Men, with but to
capital in Almost promising and highly respectable
Literary enterprise already commenced, but which the
present proprietor disposed TO renqush in consequences
other business claiming all his time and attention But
such the confidence of the advertiser in the proiabeness
of the enterprise that he Will invest literally Address
LITERATU RE this office.
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Menu Publications.

A PPLETONS MECHANICS MAGAZINE
N for NOVEMBER Now ready, price 2jcents.
APPLETONS MECHANICS MAGAZINE x ENGI-
NEYRS JOURNAL for November, edited by julius W.
Adams G. L.
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M IN0-Tbis new and beautiful work printed n coors
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Uants.

As COOK in private family. Best Of refer
IA given Apply AZ No. . Wet lJtn-st, basement
door where she can be seen for two days.
4 s good Cook. by respectable Protestant
IA Young Nonsn. Understands pastry and baking, IL
good Washer md ironer and is well recommended IRON
Der last place No. PatchinPinee between AmoSst and
eih-av
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Il STEAM ENGINES, LOCOMOTIVES, Sc, at Chi
csgo Il-Tbe partnership OF the subscribers will soon
pr and the senior partner wishes enlarge the business
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West therefore proposes with himself
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country with the knowledge OF highly FIJI discover
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any part OF the Unit Srltes
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DAINT STORE for SALE.-An old-estsb-

hshed Pains shop. with extensive stock and fixtures.
IL snney feet deep rstroe business ocstlon. The
above wh the lease and goodwill Tor separate, desrd
for sale cheap for cash Reason-Sckn OF the prope-
tor. Addre - J. H. Box No. 2l9 Lower Post Oiice
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WOODS MINSTREL HALL, No. 44
btosdwy-opsn EVERY EVENING Coneerss
80 Ethiopian Deneasions Muse unsupassed and Negro
pshnsarons Anequaled Doors open az 81 Concerts com
s.seee a. A eeleck. Admission Is cents-shildren hal.
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vVO HARDWARE MERCHANTS in NEW

i YORK. BOSTON, Sc-A Hardware Dealer IN city
CGnads West wishes make arrangement Gas partner
or ohcIwi.e) with house the States for regular
supply of American Hardware. Address r. c. care of s.
Ryhn Toronto &. w.
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CERVANTS.-A large number of Protestant
~ and other good Servants now waiting for employ
ment IN the city or country az ferries Agency No W
Duane ST. Broadway. Families should not ie;l
10 call for them.
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A SITUATION WANTED, by respectable

"A young Man, y years Of age, from the country in
book store. Would have objection TO manufacturing
establishment 10 attend writing Salary much
an object permanent situation. Reference gwen Ad
drea PACKARD Tribune Office.
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E'OR SALE-The largest Restaurant in New
York and making from - eco to ~ 900 profit
yearly This ia chance seldom with. II has long
lease low rent aud sold account Of III helh oaly
Terms easy. Apply TO J. ii. STATS, No. 2ls Futous.
or TO J. MASON No. 10 Jay.st.
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CIRCUS. NETWORK AMPHITHEA.


PHILHARMONIC SOCIETY - Eleventh
Sesson-Thc First Concert of this Season will take
place on SATURDAY EVENING, November Is 1852, at
EIBLO SALOON Conductor Mr.. r. Elseld. Applications
for kets received by Messrs Scha nberg Luis No.
ass roadway, and Mr. Il. X. Weize, No 2l5 Fuon-st.
BROOKLYN. BY order III. c. TlMM, President.
I l. ENSIGN
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DOARDING.-Gent can b. Jccom no
I'D dated with pleasant Roous with sr.tes Co. the we,
BIZ az PLYING At No. - East Broadway
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A SITUATION WANTED. by Man from

the country So years Of age Clerk any respecta
bic occupation for which he may be qualified by which he
can gain honest livelihood References can be given
Address l.. j.. No. &c EldTidgest.
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"a sp, ciaI Meellng Of lhe Memler :. Of the MIR.

CAkTILE LIBRARY ASSOCIATION viii be held
THURSDAY ENENiNG, Nov :, 1859, at 7! O'Clock, TO
pse me subject Of enlang the Library
Rooms. OF providing for location, called At tho
written reduefi of the requisite number OF members BY
erdeI Of the PRESIDENT JOSEPH BLACK, Rec. Soc'y.
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nTTIGNON's GYMNASIUM, Nos. Island
" l6l Crosby-st-Mr. C. +. OTrfGNON begs leaves to
remind the public that his Gymnasium 10 open daily from
sunrise until 10 p NJ for general exercise Geutemens
Cs every evening O'Clock for class exercise and
instruction Boys Classes meet Mondays Wednesdays
and Saturdays at 81 in the afternoon.
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AS CHAuBERnAID or Waitress, by young
~ Woman; hes good city reference. Can be seen for
two No 2sl 6th-ay front basement between nth
and l6th-sts
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INFORMATION wANTED-wILLIAM

INFORMATION WANTED.-WILLIAM
WILSON ESQ., of Tallahassee, Florida, large powerful
about 81 Of and upward OF SIX feet IN hight
with black buhy whiskers LETT the houss of his brother in
Orange Vermont for NewYork, the sd Of August last
ard should have arrived by the New-fork and New
Haven Railroad train 10 o'clock the night, az the
Station corner of Canal-st and Broadway. He took
ticket and dned the route, taking the cars as
usual att Newly ok since which time ne has not
been heard Of He Lad with him. besides money large
travelling tag gold wetch with heavy chain. diamond
brooch and an umbrella he had when he e Orange Yer
nj M dark bueblack ock coat hght cOlored vs dark
pants black stock blue cloth cap with an oil cloth
coyeTng
gold headed cane marked. Aston" and his general
basgsec was l. at boarding house the upper part Of
this civ to hs friends unknown. Any Information IN re-
sATd 10 him will be thankfully received and literally re-
wer6ed by bis anxious relatives. Apply to ROBERT b.
COLLINS, No. 25i Ptasl-st.
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AS CHAMBERMAID and Nurse, or 10 do gene
~ raj housewofk. Inquire at No. 10! Livinestonst,
Brooklyn.
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AS CHAmBERmAID and Waitress, by re
OF city reference Apply OF No. 1876 Bast-l7;h-st.
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CITUATIONS WANTED-Cooks, House
~ work Girls Seamstresses, Nurs Chsnbernlds wat
n,ses nc &C want places Protestant end CatsOe Girh
ct Office for city and country Best office tor good sEans
n Y Employ ment Office No. 47S Broadway. .,
- T. p. SAUNDERS
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DROADWAY THEATER-E A. M.RsH.L1

~ Sole Lessee.-THls EVENING. Nov. I, VIII be per-
formed the play in five acts entitled
THE LADY OF LYONS.
Claude Melnotte. Conway Mons Beanseont C. Pope
Colonel Demas. w DaviGge Mons CLAWS GrJvesnor
Pauline. NJ ss julia Dean Nine schappecs. Vernon
MARRIED And SETTLED
MI. Box. Mr. w Davdge Mr. Cox Mr.. Whiting
Mrs. Mrs Vernon Mrs Cox Mrs J. Seton
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ROARD-A pleasant front Parlor and Bed
broom on seeon1 fcor b. obtained No. 80 ay.
also, other The house has ali the modern improve
nents stages ress the dcor
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DOARD-No. ls9 East l5th-st. Rooms for
ID families and single gentlemen House new, Nth ~
The mod IN Improvements.
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MAYORS OFFICE, NEw-YoRE, Nov. 8 1852.
~ Notice IL hereby given thatt.e Order directing
~ Extension OF the Quarantine Rogue for vesses
n,lg this port from ports South OF Cape Henlopen is
ler ly dissolved a. d Discontinued.
Gwen ulGer ny hlnd and official seal the day aud
,esr sbOye wntton. A. &. kINGSLAND, Mayor.
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CALESMAN WANTED.-A frst-class En-
- broidery and Lace Salesman. Also Boy 10 learn the
business Apply, morning and evening, at MILLER
GRANTS No. dl Broadway.
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A CHAnBERMAID, by a young Woman, or th
IA general homework of a small private family. She is
GOOD Plain Cook and I'm cxcell mt Washer and lrone
Good city be given from her last place 81
be- until suited at No Is BToomes second hoo
front room.
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AS CHAMBERmAID and Waiter, or Children's
~ Nurse by Welsh Protestant Girl Also by two
Scotch four colorfd and FIVE other excellent servants,
Cools Washers ard honers, Nurses, Chamber ald Wait
ing-nads. Apply At MANNING'S office, No 10 Hillary
ST., Brooklyn.
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"ANTED-As Chambermsid aud Seam
w stress al English or Scotch Woman. Apply At No.
l2WashingtoH
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~ going into operation, in want OF competent
Book KteIer To person wiling 70 invest one or two
thousand dollars IA the stock of the Company fair sllsry
and permanent business will be gwen. Address MAJOR,
this Cbice.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-04

eis-Tio TnId Lecture o. the Course win be delivered
&c FRIDAY ENENlNG, Nov. 5, at O'clock 0y JOHN
THOMPSON ksq. Of the POughkeep sie Bar. Subject
"Lac Character, and Times of ignaus Loyola embrac
Ds History OF the Order of Jesuts IN contrast with Mar
III Luther tire Reformation. The audience respect
fully requested early. Tickets at the principal
Bookstores.
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NIBLOs GARDEN-JoHs sEyroy. Man

THE SCHOOL FOR SCANDAL.
Lady Teae Miss Fitzpatrick Joseph Surface Mr. Mestayer
siI Peter Tea zle Mr. Browne Charles Suffice. Wheae Oh
ROLAND FOR AN OLIVER
Maria Darlington Miss Fitzpatrick Hishhyer Wheatlegh
To conclude with La MAJA DE- SENlLIA.
La Maia .Senorta Soto Don Rodriguez Mons CoTby