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"a The Wing State Convention will
be held at Newport, June %, and the
Democratic Convention will assemble at
the same place, June "a.
The Literary echo, and Pawcatuck advertiser. [volume] (Westerly, R.I.) 1851-1854, 1852-06-17
remarkable cure Of Neuralgia, By usans
THE OXYGENATED BlTTBRS.
From Rev. T. Kiddcr, Chaplain Vt State Prison.

=
Windsor, Vt, Aug. 9, 1s4s
Dear Sir-It gives me great pleasure TO inform you.
that the Oxygenated Btters, with which you furnsh.
ed my wife, have wrought cure In her case About
two years since, my wife was violently attacked With
Neuralgia In the face through the chest In the wrist
and ankles. 80 violent was the disease, added TO .
general arrangement Of the female system that her
strength was completely prcstrated her flesh wasted
and she rendered miserable indeed feel grateful for
the restoration Of her health and in duty bound TO
give publicity to the above facts that others snary
afflicted may knew where to seek for . cure.
THOMAS KIDDER.
1t b not necessary to say anything in confirmation
Of this statement. Mr. Kidder Il clergyman In high
standing, and well known In this community.
REED, BATES, 4 AUSTIN, Wholesale Druggists
No 20 Merchants' Row, Boston, General Agents.
Price 81 per bottle; or six bottles for ss.
The Literary echo, and Pawcatuck advertiser. [volume] (Westerly, R.I.) 1851-1854, 1852-06-17

~ The grog shops in N. York are
equal 10 one for every twenty of the
permanent population.
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The EDINBURGH REVIEW, for April,
has an article on the Investments for
the Working Classes" which contains
some valuable suggestions on the great
problem of the day, namely, the rela-
tions of Labor and Capital. It has .
number of other good articles, and as q
whole this is good number.
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The BANNER OF THE UxroN, pub
lished by VIM. Bullock, Philadelphia,
is an interesting journal for all classes,
though more especially designed for the
Order of Odd Fellows. 1t is published
at So year, in advance.
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THE NORTH AMERICAN Mr.cELLAxr
and Dollar Magazine is issued monthly,
in elegant style, fifty-six large octave
pages, splendidly illustrated. Yearly
subscription by mail 81; to clubs, FIVE
copies for $4-ten copies for 81. An
gel, Engell & Hewitt, publishers, No. 1
Spruce street, New York. This excel
lent periodical is filed with entertaining,
instructive literature Of high order, of
a firm, moral tone We commend the
work to the reading public as one Of the
cheapest and best of the monthlies.
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Westerly, Juno IL, 1854.
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Che Citerarp Gfbo,

lPawoaGwok Advertiser
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-12-08

derabe extent required annually to keep mp simply
supply for legitimate consu nption The increase this
year not therefore, been than the additional
wants Of the country require
The st. john. New Brunawiek Courier, Of November
gives the ann xed analysis Of the trade between that
port and the United States during the quarter ending
October 10, 1st2:-
COMMENCE OF ST. JOHN, N. B.-TRApx WITH rHs UNITED
STATES.
Principal items OF import Value IN sterling money.
--Apothecary wares. IL ESQ apples AID pears, 1886
barrels athas and faerstus E30s beef and pork 1888
barrels bails rs tons; bread G7l butter cheese and
lard IS o~t beans and pcas 157 bufhelsi buffalo robes
bel 3OdbS gallons wine 22S gallons oorn l07sS bash
els ssndes fl08 carriages ana wagons 0; coffee o077
lbs coal 462 IONS; meal 2ol oarres; segsrs EST
feathers Elol fsrh ut f4l0; dried fruit fz9l -four
(mcEtly Canadian &c $50 barrels OYSTERS 90 bbis gro
ceries 963O glassware f75e hard f503o dry goods
f9t3 jewelry and plate f407 iron, wrought and cast
100 c~t leather manufactures E37SS yellow metal
81 cwt molssses b35 gallons malt, l022 bushels;
naval stores t9 barrels; nuts and almonds E2l9; olive
and palm oil E33 paint, oil and varnish, 1905 lard
oil 1877 fish oil, fi62 paper manuia, tnres including
books f24e3; rice f22s sugo i2a cwt; mill stones
fS7 oak and pitch pine timber S2o tons; tn Low and
grease 175 673 lbs treenais $1,000 tobacco 100 GAG
lbs tea LOCI lbs; vegetables, f3a3 woodenwars,
f3337; wheat AZ, 1855 bushels, zinc, GSi6.
The total value of all the imports into this port from
the United States, during the last quarter amounted
to f1o2 AL stering tor the quarter ending 5h July
last EOS 98 terpg and for the quarter ending 9th Apr
last f29 57S stering making altogether for the three
quarters Of the current year sterling the
United States alone
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PuRE VEGETABLE ExTRAcT.De: x9asE's NY:
..n.f bS mpes1Gy s.too
ishrs success attended this aasle mediaips
p rG Of ysutSfu ads
G most % ever IN @
me6y for tho above complaints stands unrynllsa
has s1thentcay ieesved The sanction
psodu, ~, q EsSs this
slsIn'i ~ tho sigs.; nam ss Of the faculty onsn
ia, n s is q Eu'P ss y s
remedy for nervous head AID MUD ooIplainstss men.
emily ,,e. that can sdmrister to mind diseases 1. viii
sssssi. q .sIt destruction. iesg q nifty VIII
S Evil write.
1T gives ne pleasure g inform you tsss my p.
s hs sd
ss.st u sssi he "a ss
for bin to his full strength prescribed N.
hac edss IN ts mes,,ims no :.9s o ysui
el has .. cure ann L no sns,
fiSe ns.ss 81 tie mases relieved BY this cordial are
generally TO leave the publication Of eer.acs.s.
eoor-s qaeston Ae proprietor would prodao.
great repaa IL enjoys no. aoea.n.ly obsains. ~.
pgSs ia' found happy
q hes,hy offspring who would no, have bs,n &C but for
many diseases ior which il is recon mended.
THE MEDICAL JOURNALS
nave net tngle instance mas oecn ausuchtlcn
ted given their sanction to other preparations for
the above Complaints 1t has in many violent ana des.
psrats csses effected radical curos alter patients had
been abandoned aud ther condition pronousced hopeless
by medical practitioners Of high professional
THE COMMON ExpkEssION
those who have used this extract is head
cordial highly oxen Of but Of the uous
regard it, eis having tried various sold TOT
tho purpose, tdiGerent ssrsspaas) without t.rv
benefit Rad almost given up all hope Of obtanins
relief whea purchased some cordial had no faith
whatever OF Its bsnebttng msbat has feel str niger
have had sm n. since although us rot three We k
an tatish the hat adoZen titles took will mo-"
tno, err SAYS" bad consulted several distinguishes
physicians some said could not be ed others pre.
scribod this thing and that, but found relief NATL
procured some Of cordial must say IL smpetey
cured me-"
Another say surprised ~ the .nsss your cordial
had. Why had not heard ~ a. beforef IL woud hsss
SAVED me e much expense besides mental ass
Prspsrsa byx; MORSE NJ D.. New York city.
SID b. H. Rug Central Agent for the United st.ts.
le2 broaSssy In Boston wholesale and retail BY Fst
ridge Co., Wilmington str a. aud W. " spsneer "a IN
ABsny Sy W Jsmison. 6sl b osdvay; Ia HsrtorS by
Jno. Pithnf; IN Springh I'd by Bliss Haven. In Pbaae}
pht, y u X soma. aud NJ Wood Harm NV ocnrs
10 put M IN pnt bottles with hi words DR MoRsEs
INNi1nNATfNG CORD AZ blow, on tht -iass prie
Per dezsn. - " -
N.B.-ImSertant sevi.e accompanying ea,s bottle.
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2lo46e2

The leading items OF import last week follows
Coffee $i2e,so5; cochnsal, $3s $40; SKINS addressed
$77 $780, copper sbeathing $50 2os iron 500 ls4 rail
road iron S1olslo; Steel $40 646 tin Sl49 sss sugar
$50 b5s; tea 500 800, watches ss4 6s2 Tbetotal Is
slightly In excess Of previous weeks both In dry goods
and other kinds Of merchandise In the usual variety OF
imports there has been change Of Consequence the
increase having been In the principal staple articles
During the nst eleven months Of the past two year, tho
importatons this port have been quite uniform the
aggregate varying but ss cse 523 The total in 1851
having been S24 637 254 and In 1882 Sl9 $50 1871 In
exports there has been greater difference. The az.
gregate vslue up TO December 1, 1851, having been
S0C9o 1872 and ia 1852 to the date sos s22 29o
Deerease, $12277533 The bulk OF this decrease has
been Ia specie the difference In merchandise h.ving boon
only 81 ssi49l The falling of in shipments of specie is
the most favorable feature ia export trade for the
present year. Up to December 1852 the expectation
of rpecs SIT 159t24 less than for the
period the previous year Judging from the importa-
lions and expectations Of this port should Judge that
the foreign trade Of the country at large had been OF
favorable character than that OF last year with
annual inciea ing demand In our orn markets for
foreign manufactures and products consequent uoou
larger population, and greater domestic prosperity aud
eIerI wealth, an increase In importationi to cons
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MEDICAL.

THE CURATIVE PROPERTIES or B0LLowAY's
ointment and pills daily attested AL ranks Of So
cey ard medical mon both home aud abroad speak o.
these fDco mparsbe medicines In the Gathering terms
aesert tbst In chronic ulcers
those which considered inourabe ,lloways
ointment has eeeu trly saecus when ssed ard thAre
the fact that Holic pills are the vy
beet family cicrs known tried These admirable
remedies will bsd ho~ever inv sts.toy diseased
likewise rht nmatic affections CLAN sweags and the
mot obstinate cases Of scrofula kings evil SOLD
by all the lenders Of med ne Throughout ths British n
rs .rd ke those 81 the United sts'es at ert scouts
81 90 per box. Wholesale ~ Mr. JUsEtH HON-krA
Maiden lai New YORK. and ~ the propretor ~ strand
loEdcn.
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IIBERNIA HALL. CHARLEsTON, 8: CT -
II Appearance of the would renowned Professor y
DEKS0k (from Scotsnd,) better known as Sir y
Soott Wizard the North ws Anoes OF AS - =
Ing magic wonders Europe for period Of twenty ,,
be- ore evtr reigning monarch and half OF tlei
Jeots caused him TO be known the greatest mrs
afeen months il sufficient introd him TO the
Charleston The bo In city he has visited Ia ha
United States have been unanimous In their oonmel y
ons. while tfe whole prosa mas teemed wish euiogum n
tonage OF the elite the and the earaod in
city he has viste and has had the ngushed hon
proving to $50 600 An crioan citizens that there
things heaven and earth, than dreRmt
our philosopRy Professor Anderson begs most respe
fully inform the citizens Of Charleston and lis vicniz
that he will have the honor Of giving his frat series Of So
nystcrensss, or Grand Ora wing Room Enser,anmsnts
graf, Demonoiagy Spirit RaPpings Necroma,cy and u
Hall Mondaythe 10th ofsDecember for short
sss Of osbss .ppar which is tho most gorgeous ia
the world being composed gold silver Aper Aohe, and
pearl and ctured under his direction from ORR
Enal uodas In his unpar Aeled programme Of wonders
And chemical msuts have bad the professors
Of the above sciences boti of the Old and New World.
~ 10 lar. indeed, his art transcends
You'd think the Dell was at 10 6nzer ends"
He will Monday, the 10th December and give hiJ
drt Grands SORES Msgque dplayns among other novel
wonders the Great scrap Book Fsat ths Suspension Mes
merio The Wizards Original Inexhautible Bottle (of
which he the which has supplied 100 900 Amer-
citizens with all binds Of drinks the Great sank Note
Wonder the Cretal CaHquet; the Magic Cauldron; the
Mystic Cabinet; the Great Watch Trick (sendng Thorn
Mysterious rpearanee; and the Graz Mosmerio Won
Doors open every svsoing hale pas the Magician viii
sppear IN his temple At concluding ct 10 O'clock
explaining $50 experiments performed by the Professor,
u corts Illustrated programmes ~ ccnts.
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StAtee. 22y. Ireand, &,
England. Ill Scotland, Germany IA France i; Russia i
British Pofst,m - IN North America 81 unknowa, 1.
fsos.Hosptal Bellevue, ~ Pentsntiary Biackwelis
Islsnd small pox scswells Lunstie Asy lum,
Randes ISLAND Al CITY Hospital s. Amshousc Black
LEILA 4. q Coltred rcrForr u.
Intermenss returned from n Aro's Island, IA
A. W. WHITE. City Inspector.
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'THE MARRIED. .woxAss .nIyArs x.DIoAl

j compsnions-By Dr. A, \. Maurioe.l. Protss.ss q
q q ana m sp a.
xuish sncctoaats wife and peeunary dime1l
s 70 ss by Xxi. might haze sssn :s s sH
nrertaas which should Be- known 70 them paStsa
Hsrs Also, every fspsisths wife the motherths ens
ss.r.in vb.n nature scnssmpissss An mssrSa.a
ohsnsoan discover the eausss symptoDs and shs msse
sTSr sn Sss bo %oa' o. 'sf
tEx.rst alester from sontemAn In Dayton. Omar
NJ A. N. E.varcrAu, No r79 Liberty ssrssc-t -
Nv Dear Ny vile has been rc.s,ibly sinHins IA
.hrss : more in Ger treat =
dsem entevery .ae mere ana norS debtsoiaa
snd prcstrssips her .e,snx life IN mminsnt lsasss
p.ed ibis state Of hinss was inevsSie snd resigned
self 20 meet she worst Az this time, tnow about w.
atssrs reaching my oass On Us rsssps psrusa
came, express 70 you the relief AFFORDED NJ s,aesss2
shss ,Ss s sss Ia .cepsss VIZ "
:o s;s%SsSy MoEsnsd grcsD- 10 me sSsS u..,. con,
Ds;:' "A smother
wy ave bssn II her grave, and nv ahiidrsn ~
Of g = e., :ss, sy ~
intended fer the married, thcse contemplating ms
s; sS y.s i 20 :s. ss IS s.1 .s:,l
Gs o,s ses, .s,, rs'Ps ssssls M
the recep. 81 81 COPY viii b .r.ss@ssd " nail, fsss
postage. any II sbe states Al letters mn
s ss ei s Or M ksA YslS en-
% 49, s,ssp Y e n9s: full! s1pas
ms, free ap:sss sss sl Wy "a :.
u,ted state,. BY addressing a. abnvs.
MEDICAL AryisRR AND MARRIAGE oUTpR-S
w practisM treatise never before published twenty.
:srs - 'sir ssosa~sy sSs w n. ssss-
a.sIons ptys,s aud ssrssoa. ~ sAls ..rss.
ron twsivs r., til eight r. \. 'S~s'>AA -
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-12-08

HUDSON RIVER RAILROA D.-TRAINS DAILY
from Chambers street, for Albany and Trog:-
Express rrain A Throush In four hours connecting
with trains reaching buffalo Montreal a. o'clock
evening.
Mall Train. sA N. Through way train stlP.M
Express rrain, 6P NJ. Accommodation Train. r. n
Passenges taken AZ Chambers Car al Four
Neuth, and Thirty fret streets.
sundsy Trains, from Canal street. st 7so A. ~ for
PouKhkeePsie and NJ r. for Albany, ling ~ all
way stations. GEO. STALK, superintendent
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-12-08

Weekly Report OF Deaths
In the City County Of New York. 9th Of
November To- the 4th day of DECEMBER. 1854
Mem. 93; Women. 81; Bows ll3; Girls. 79-Total 3B.
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CRAVELl.GRe' Guide.

Ey0R ALBANY-wINTER ARRANGEMENT-THREl
daily lines.rsrs 81 b0.-The trains leave City Hall
station of Tryon and Centre streets daily Sun
days excepted, a. follows First train at 3d. A. NJ mall
trAn stopping At all the way stations second train NJ
Albany express stopping At Croton Falls Dover Plains,
Hiilsdae and Chatham Four Corners arriving az
third train ~ =. Albany express stcppng A. Croton
Fails Dover Pains Mllerton Hlisdae and Chatham -Four
Corners, Is r. M connecting OF Albany with
press train for Buffalo Returning will leave Esss Albany
nsAM express train, arriving in New York az y 20
r.; III 10 M, mail train, making all stops, and r. NJ,
express train, arriving in New York is r NJ.
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yvoNpERrUL ExuIsIrIoN THE GREATEST

WON ERFUL EXHIBITION THE GREATEST
w natural curiosity in the known world, being Petr
fed Group consisting OF Horse and Its Indian rider with
most petrded state Of preservation sIe Of
the ent so 70 appear incredible, being
sbout forty feet In and about three feet in ciroum
This astopi hing specimen found "a the s,uth
part Of south America BY Mr. Abel Gordon. Of Man.
ebcbter England 1t presents most wonde rfr
bsas are --tes curiosity hat Dehetd Tho
peat have been poisoned b. poisoned sasf
which lnst t by the Indian rider in his struggle
Of defence. The above group 10 exhibition for
before taking TO Europe Mt the Society Libra
~ Lecture Room, a!S Broadway, oemmencing on Wednes
Dec l. The price adittsnce put at - CENTS so
to give opportunity to see IT, And
should fail to inproye Doors from A. IN Ill IL
Pm.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-12-08

CORES EYsTERIEusEs EFT FANTAsrIQUE5-n
~ ROBERT Keller respectfully ounces that be VII
before American audience In che
ourss Il weeks In Eeries of entertainments pecu-
srly Loycl and attractive Sf0rdpg and
ocn in the mysteries Of nature aad science dis sstab
lsbed reputation, where he was known the
PRINCE or WIZARDS, and univert ally ACKNOWLEDGED az
the only living equal TO HOUDIN, THE MASTER OF HIS
AIT will enable the public Judge Of the excellence Of his
performances which will eu brace experiments In Chenio.
Phenomena the Mysteries of electricity GavaniBm Leger
domain Deceptive schincry In connection with the
OF his astounding faculty of SECOND SIGHT
tbc eucd vsich has baled tho combined medical
md seentiho TALENT of the Europeap continent.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-12-08

MIR. DEMPsTER's LAST BALLAD ENTERTAIN
1l mept at TIE Tabernacle, Thursday evening" Doc
viii include the following rongs:-"The Indans Com
plant"" the Night wind bowsileth;" Joan Ander
son, my jo;' "Ihe May sheds aNbsr HghG Fhs
Barring o the Door" Lament Of the Irish Emgrant,
slone" Duncan Cray aud Tho May Queen" in three
parts Tickets for this occaion rs cents 10 commence at
hal mas at 7o'c
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-12-08

T,HE BRYAN GALLERY OF CHRISTIAN ART-CoN-
tsnng series of authentic Psnt'ss by the most cole
brated masters from Guido de sisnne D. 2l down TO
Horace Vernetis open Tor exhibition at the Society
Library RcomB from A. TO r. NJ and from half past
W half past y p. NJ. Admission, 70 cents.
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Importatn not includd the foregoing list 1222
Value OF merchandise put on msrks. first week
~ oscsmper ieoz...... ......... Sl53s 4ss
Value OF dry goods do. do do s72 l0l
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pARNUTs MUsEUM-THR GREAT SEA TIGRESS,
ID alive throulh It's regular performances In the
ser from 70 and from 6k to 10 p. N. The humorous
neral drama Of THE ORPHANS DREAM on Tuesday
evening half past O'clock the most popular OF all sim
lar In the afternoon ~ o'clock the popular
play OF THU STRANGER Admiration 70 the whole Mu
extra
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-12-08

IMPORTANT MEDICAL WORK.-DR. RALPH'S PRAS-
teal Treatise the Disease Of the Gen. Organs thcy
nature symptoms progress consequences remedies, And
Thirteenth edition, 3f2 with plates price, 81.
Sid by Long Brothers publishers ~ Ann street,; AZ
No Houee End by most booksellers. Alse, ~ tho
authors 643 Houston street (near wooster where
he consutsd these subjscts from to IL A. r. and
t. sundays excepted Ma ed, securely enveloped,
free Of posSe by addressing paid, to box 500 Post
Alma
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-12-08

JIRAhK BRoWER AT WOODS MINsrRELS-THts
urequale3 Nsgro Dancer and Delineator performs at
Woods Minstrel Hail. l BroadSa every evening this
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-12-08

A USTRALIA-FIRsT SHIP.--THE SPLENDID CLIP
"A per sip BOTHNIA, gp burthen, Captain Avery, has
faued down to pier IL East river to take in ths
mnnder Of her freight few more passengers csn be so
commeded at low rates with comfortable state roome II
ssy application Il made board pier IA East river or to
BUYER BROTHERS. l63 and 1lS south street; or TO
Isaac ]. Smith 1Ol We'll street.
STEAMEK q oV Err N o II FOR sALE.-rdls FINE
side route, for jas cunningha is six years old,
and Of the following Dimensions v2 feet long 2S feet
beam feet deep and about 200 register Der engine
made at the Phoenix foundry and has inch cylinder
at the yard OF Samuel Sneden foot OF Clinton street. Green-
point and will be sold low close concern For further
information apply to sam sneden Grcenpont Bootman
o'''' J. T. WHITE 4 CO., 81 coenties alp.
EoR Few ORLEANS, plREc2;-Ias Maw Dsns!.s
Commander, viii leave pier g. East river for abe asoy
port, Direct Wednes ray, December az o'clock 2
This ship has elegant for psseners "a
In cabin statcroom. So; phssags n seor,so ts@
form Of bills Of adng ohes will DO sgasS
They may DO hak application ~ she oes o. Va aSsas
when they viii be signed board No feish, raceveA *
bills efiadipg sEHed After ~ oelocs on we a ao'ss
For freight or pssSs .Pg, o 81 sosfS Or 40
Agents In Ns~ orlsans-Aassra Nsrn TbOnss, -
Matches street.
THE FIRST CLASS NEW STEAMSHIP ANDES,
i Robert Hutchnss, commander Is Appointed 70 sail
from Ne York for Liverpool Wesn,ydsy the sth Jasu.
cry 1853 Passage mosey, 81 ostn, $50 ssoena do $50
other freight low
Apply TO =. CuNAKD, Ee~hss Green
EoK NORFOLK, PETERSBURG AND slcaaoNp.-
II Tho United States pisil St amship ROANOKE L. Par
rich, oopmarder. viii leave pier Is N r. saturday Deo
h st3PM Far freight apply bosrd and fer passage,
70 LUDLAE PLEAsAsTs IS Front street ncsr Old alp.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-12-08

DANvARD's PILGRIMAGE TO JERUSALEM AND
ID the Holy LAM will open Monday evening Doc IL,
at the AND spacious Georsm. in Broadway adjoining
the Metror oitsn IL tel and continue evening" Paint
ed from authentic drnwirg ado the spot Mr. Ban
ward urng ensvs expressly for the
works Hr will explain tue paintings personally Pio
ture at M Wednesday and Saturday after
at 3o'c
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MADAME soNTA0s LAST CONCERr-CARD.IT
WI with regret thai the Programme Of Nine sONrAGS
last Concert 10 OF changed owing the continued
Of Sig Bad ALI whose state OF health entirely
precuc his this evening To make Up, now
ever, for the disappointment
saa sch Ballad, Within miie Edinboro". =. Burns
Duet for Voice and Violin tarst tmcJ.. Ecksrt
4. Tho celebrated Polka Ara. Aiary
9. Ballad, Home, fweet Home. Bishop
g. Duet from Lids di hnmcuni .Donizetti
PROGRAMME.
PhRTL
Overture to "semrams" Observation-Disclosures. Rosani
BY the Orchestra.
Arts, Deb tArdar'. .MoSart
Nine HxSRrErrE soSrAe
ADe" ''s sisnori Poancini AMI Roouo -
Scotch Ballad Within mile o Edinboro... Burma
Nine. HsNRIETTE SoNrAG.
Invitation to Dance Instrumened by H. Bcrlios) Weber
BY tho Orchestra.
Duet Voice and VIOLIN expressly composed by Eckert
Mme. SoNTAe and Paul Julien.
PART II.
ny tho Orchestra.
The celebrated ron q aria hInry
Nine. HEERIErrE SoSrAs.
sisnor pozgolini
Ballad, Home, Sweet Home Bishop
Violin Fantasia, Carnival of Venice .Paganini
Paul Juiian ..,
Nine nrNRIETTE sosrAs and sisnor Possoliu,:
Chorus "Semirnns' kossini
BY the italian Chorus.
Goneuctor $500
Doors open at I; to COZ mn enc at Q; sipck.
Secured seat, 81 and ST. to be had ut Hall Sons NO.
On tuesday will be sold tho 81 Seats and Wednesday
the 81 an6 remaining 81 seats
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