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To THE PUBLIC.

H. TO THE PUBLIC.
ID - Subscriber respectfully announces to the
~ sSSIens Of CharIeslown and vicinity, thatfe
S.sa the shop, two doors Feast OF the VAL
d. formerly occupied by James Clothier,
: erPOse ofcarrying on the
Sattnrit1n 25u8inH88,
~. ~ Various branches. He hopes by strict
a, aud desire to please, that he may
roIIlon OF the public patronage.
NEW YORK FA SHIONS
onlhly, which enables him to give the
JOHN SNYDER.
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FISH! FISH!

ETNTIE undersigned, agent for John A. Gibson,
l. has. q snppIv of HERRING, by the barrel,
Or hnndted. as we'll as a prime lot of SHAD,
which will be sold on fair terms.
ISRAEL RUSSELL.
Harners.F Ferry. June l. 1852.
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Cn.pARTMERSHR.

COsPARTN6BSH
FTVFIE undersigned having purchased the entire
IL interest of EDWARD JACKSON IN the above
named establishment, have this day formed a
Co nartnership under the name and hrm OF SMITH
4, WILLIAMS, and will continue TO carry on the
/ Mercantile Business,
,ho ola stand occupied by Smith &. JACKSON,
- ssn assure their friends and the public, that
+ favored with portion Of their patronage, no
srt;on shall be spared to make it TO their inte-
2Hs. WIN. L. SMITH,
test' ERASMUS p. WILLIAMS.
Beryville, July 8, 1852. (Jnly 2o-lfl
r. 4PD-On hand and for sale by
Aug, 10. SIGAFoOSE q HARLEY.
= --T39T3 hast Vinegar in town, for sale by
Aug. 10. HARRIS & RIDEN0OR.
TIIzFEW Orleans Sugar, only fire cents, just re-
IA .oiyed hv EBY & SON.
August 8.
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BLESSINGS ICE CREAM SALOON,
rs now open for the reception of Ladies and
Gentlemen. Those who prefer can be sup
plied by the quart or gallon, on short notice
Every Kind ol Cake kept constantly on hand.
Irne g. ]. F. BLESSING.
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CASH FOR NEGROES.

CASH FOR NEGROES.
~ y SSesirous to purchase large number OF
sGHoES for the Southern merkets, men,
~ y. boys, girls aud families, for which ! will
a'Ons having slaves 10 sell will please in
e personally, or by letter at Winchester,
Sill receive prompt attention; or 3. M.
IL Campbell, No. 242. West Pratt street,
Na''e. ELIJAH MCDOWELL,
Agent Of B. M d w. L. Campbell.
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MASS MEETING Ar NEW MARKET.

Letters were read from many eminent and dis
tinguished gentlemen who were invited to be
present, but whom circumstances prevented
Tse following are all that have as yet been pub
lished:
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1852-09-07

T.ETE undersigned having sold his Property,
Il including his Store House to the government,
has determined to close his business in The Mer-
camille line He therefore offers his extensive
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NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE, FRIDAY, APRIL D. loos.
sNoKEwREATHs.- For The Tribune.

b1 - n ScN10s
Orion fades within the deep,
Beyond the westera skies,
While rudy mlsts along the stream
Incessantly arise.
The vincs have slept-the ancient brcge
Cleans through the frosty aH,
As II all oesis of the eatsa
Were coruscated there.
Light volumes TO the zenith mount
Above the ample fue,
Ard slow dIlatlng blend at last
With the celestial hue.
The hearth Is waTm-faniastic flames
In generous masses noa,,
And dancing eyes behold the SPARKS
Fill up the shimney-throaf
TIL. sire relieves his hungry herds,
That through the fences peer
The matrop, mid her sseaming pots,
Prepares the morninz caoer
Young Arlus trails the broken bow
He tried 20 long 70 mend
Her infant brother, Mary charms,
TIL "m0iber" can attend.
The petted cat, with feline note,
Usurps the rochsns chair.
And watches, half unconsci0usly,
Her kitten on the stair.
The virgin snow has nestled close
Outside the windo " pane,
Which scarce reveals the yoke Teclined
Against the empty vain.
The woodman plies his heavy axe,
With measured blows, and strong
The schoolboy claps his covered hands,
And mills his merry bong;
Ano when the day 10 old and dim,
Beyond the snowy hill,
They mark with like complacency,
TIE ~Teaths ascending stlil
ekton, WinaebSoo Co. III Jan 1851.
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T A counterfeiter was arrested West n
Troy, Tuesday evening, by the Albany Police, on
whose perscn were founc coun,erfei. srk notes,
about dozen different Banks, amounting Ia All 70
&2.s50
e. The wife Of Mr. William Abbey. IT
Ripley, Chautsuque Co sSs accidentally sh)s By
her husband on the 2sth uI.
" The Boston Courier expresses tae
opr ION that there are amor The runs O: tue IRE
mont Temple the remains OF at leas. 1~o pe:scas.
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NEW PUBLICATIONS.

UNCLE TOMS CABIN OR LIFE AMONG THE LowLY
By HARRIET BEEcHER STOWE vols. Inns. pp
sa, s22 Bo.ton J. r. Jewett Co.
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OF manage there Is where = is It's always
best 10 90 the humane thing, sir that's been my
experience" And the trader leaned back In his
chair, and folded his arm, with air Of viftyous
decision, apparently considering himself a secoad
WILDE rforce.
The subject appeared to interest tho gentleman
deeply for while Mr. Shelby was tnough,fully peel.
ing an orange, Haley broke ont afresh, WITH becom
ing dIfdeIce, but as II actually driven by the force
OF trush 10 say afew words more.
I" Ii don't look we'll now, for Teller 10 be praisin'
himself but say 1t jes, because IT'S the truth.
believe I'm Teckoned TO bring In ABOUT the finest
Groves OF neeers that is brought in,-at least, fve
been told so If | have once, reckon I have
hundred times, ALI IN good csse,-fas and likely
and iose ss few IA any man In the business Aud
lays II all 10 nay Management, sir and huma atty
SIR, may say, 10 the great pillar OF my manage
uent."
Mr.. shelby did not know wha. to say, and SO he
said, Indeed -
and | We been talked to They ant poplar, and
they amt common but stuck to en- Sir We
stuck to en- and realized well on 'em yes, sir
hey pad theu passage may say" and the trader
Tne'e was something go pquant and orig inal 10
these eiueIcsiions OF humanity, thar Nh Shelby
could Lot help laughing In company. Perhaps you
laugh, too, dear reader, but you know humanity
comes out IN variety Of strarg &c forms
and there 10 end to the odd things tia. hl u ace
people Will say aud DO.
MI snelo,'s laugh encouraged the trader to pro.
coed.
at : strange, now, but never could beat this
into peoples heads Nov, there vas Tom Loker
my Old psitrer, down IN Na,chez, he was clever
fellow, Ton vas, only the very devil wsh niggsrs-
or principle ! was, you see, FOR better hearted
feiIer never broke bread 7 was his sustspa sir I
usec 10 tslE 10 Tens WY, Ton,' used :, say.
WIEN your gals takes and crT wh SIS the u,e o.
craeFlk on en- over this al, ard Enorkln on 'en
fouho Us ridiculous says /, and DON. do no
sort o good. Why, ool's see no harm II cryin'. >
says MS nsinf' says / and II na:ur can't
blow on SIZE way. Il vii another. Besicfs, Tom
rays j, ~ Jest spiles your gals hey get sick "
sAe co~n III the mouth sto sometimes thew ge,s
uey .-yariieuiaIis yzilo~ gals do,-aad is's ,hs
ceFl and all GEM on en- aI0kc 10. Nexfsr L
.~ry cant y on sircer coax 'em u9 an sosak en-
TAM Depend On II. Ton, little hunaai .ar, 1o
IL aloIs, goes heap further Tban al ysnr i4.iu'
ard cTsesit ard Il pays set,sr' ssys l. pend
{ or = bpt Tom could Btsst the hang on ,: ard
1etp.ec 50 Sany for ne that had 10 byeak of
VIII h;m though he sss a good hearted fel,o q ADD
as fzlr susiIess hsId as g eoiH'"
p" AId 90 yCu End your gays OF nsassinz d. he
business better ihsn TOMS :" saia Ir shelby
Way. yes. sir. may say 81. You see, sasa
any ways ran, takes ieeile care absut the GA
peasant psfis. Ike ssliipg yoTas uns ant tn..-
tst The gals our Of me way-0ut Of sixat. n,,l q,
! MiLe,3oa Alew,-and when il g ctsan done, ana
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THE MACRoCoSM AND MICRO

n GOSH; OR fHE UaIvEsSE WITHOUT AND
TIE UNIVERSE WITHIN being an unfolding Of the
Plan OF Creation and the coesponderce Of II uh both In
the World Of serse ,ad TIE Vo,ld Of Seal. BY william
Pishbousa
EEfDs % CHAPTERS:
fIe CcSniz ahl.-tud the CoEnizins H. Des,eoainr
seae q Ierrestia km. ILL., The Natnsl History Of the
Solar system snaiosaly rafrsced " The Natural HE
tory a. me soeeh UniverIe s1alosicsy retr.ced v.
MneIA Seenninfs a. PoininE T. Supernatural Caase
VI rrnaPs. OF Universal Synthers; XII The Seven
funaamtsi Laws snd their ir iratious the
Oriein sns stFtcsure Of the Univese XIII rhs Seyea
Dynsfn; hfents or Potsntis Meda Mature TX Defects
a. frrVsis Cosz0oGica Theories. ororndt OF Stss-
MY Gne General Economy OF The Cosucal sruetas new
thecJli 81 Genss!s and Modui OpsrAsdi Of the Sol,g
system MI syntheeal View ofths Onyin Of the Earth
snd rs Geoiotea Formations; NIL TIE Gsoloscal and
Inc sosac hevelations; NV Toe Mineral Ki1idom: XIV
Toe .tetabe kiosdom; WI The Animal Kin sd0un; xvii
The W role and it Parts XVIII Dassn OF Productive
Foress or tse systoe ard Dssoe OF Nsare Mn Circles
w Tie Doctrine OF Degrees MI The Do itTue Of Cor
responfsrees Mi. The Dosrins OF Progressive Dsveos
ment mil Further View Of the System OF Living Forms
- nege'tng s mode OF Development; ANlV Law
Agency snd Divfce A,ercy XIV. Providence
rms WORK 10 written in and popular style, and 10
submitted ee. s. nopss OF tue leading f8cs OF Science
20 ven s' startling sna ,t interesting system o.
Philosophy pp 39. Price In psper 30 cent. in cloth -
cents Fowl ERs WELLS Pubishers No. 1871 Nassau
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Drliiiral Nctires.

~ Democratic Wing General Committee
ATeynlar ting Of is Committee viii be held ~ E5
DAY kVFEINC, Octo.erb 81 o'clock a. the Brosa Vsy
Repse BY order, JAMES KELLY, Chairman.
s ~. 4 S Nrhsos Secretaries
a Fourth Assembly District, Fifth WARD
Al meeting Of The Assembly Convention Of SAID District,
ked Of WTfhs Hotel Wet BrosdS az ent Frank
hist on Monday evening. Oct THEODOREA WARD,
Ess renOnBsssd az the Wing candidate Tor Assembly
r the Nth DsIet, 5th Ward ct the ensuing election
JOSEPH Il. TAYLOR, Chairman.
JANIS NJ WILSON, Secretary.
lY The sixth Assembly District met al the
rtneT IloGse sst evening, and unanimously nominated
NJ. JOSEPH II. FAAEr for Member OF Assembly
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THE ODD.FELLOW'S MANUAL

Vie ODD- L "1Il4OW - vi a ~ u Al
J. Illustrating the History Principles and Government
gee station and Office in Oed Fellowship; with di[estons
IL. s s' mi. Ing yS s dsSe.n Gs%s:' Cnsps'
other pIess,siO. form, for ps,sG, spPsSI &c. AI Al
SueoSs sngavDs, o. The e% 'sa 'V aaron
ment No So Of Northern New. York; late COndact9r ia
the X. W. Grand Lodge Of PennsylysniA and 2 d d. g.
Patriarch Of the r. W. Grand EncAmPnent OF fenn'5va'
TO the members of the l. O. ofO = under the igrsaic
ton Of the Grand Lodge OF the slied states sao Si
North America The Undermined guollsners OF rast SHaa
A b. Goshs Manual or Odd Fellowship, copy OF htle
psre soove beg leave respectfully to submit the following
Ienarks 70 your frstemal cor sidei alton
Ever the adoption OF the revised woTk OF the Oroe
there has teen felt great w'nt Of sons eonShe aug com
plee Manual which should serve g, com psson ana spide
TO the inquring brother, from bis initiation thr ueh every
degree and station OF the Oder up TO Il. highest ana
honors Such work should be attractive and interesting
and the time perfectly reliable Tor the hoeuy o
s statements and tie accuracy OF III descriptions Ihs re-
peated eson OF this want from svery pa't OF oar VIDE
y brotherhood induced the auth OF the present
work upon Its composition and the undersigned 10
The rsme Of Bro Gro,h Is sufficient guarantee for the
excellence Of the book its correctness as % the WORK OF Tue
Older and the value OF its instructions, For many Jear
itbf and industrious aborer 10 every department Of Odd
Fellowship he has filed Offices IN both Grand and suoordr
Ltdses and Encamprnenu win Lonor 10 himself sao
10 the Order In part therefore, he spea<s
Of degrees and Offices with which ne has become familiar ~
Ions continued and Intelligent service.
snr sten and pstor age II forms large limo volume Of
s84 psge printed and bound in the very best manner The
illustrations consist OF Two stcei
piese and title rase) With nearly one hundred hihy m
hed wood ensavings by the rot artists Of III. eeuntry
They are from eegos prepared expressly TOR this Work oy
the celebrated arts. and designer NJ Croone we have
spared pains or expense to proaaee WoIk WLcn III
mechanical execution and style Of embe!uniaen's VIII
be Ar comparison with any similar work ever published
The work placed at the price OF one doliN ana my
cents which Is IS low as any iusrs'ed wors oil ' "'
hitt eIto published in the United States.
Were guest the attention Of the Order 20 TIE foloHns
ommendson of the Manual signed By the GrAnd KEEP
rssentatives &c the recent iessiOn ..
I-Soraae. i NE Maaas ~ ie GRIND KF es"'af' . '
yenOn Sfrtc aicr ls7e ,-..-,,.-,..
Tn. undssr enbers of. Grind LaiTs The Cnei sts.
is53, hereby mend 20 he oIhres =
arse Odd Fellowship ol Bro. p G. A. B. Gre As
history Of the Principles iustfncons VOL
and OTfa soI Of tie Order IL u and accurate "a estis
hATrnorou. perception and execution ant - ini,fncton nay
couideny upon ~ok thst slos1 g
hsrds every brc'ter i.rous OF having intelligent an
Er,h.rsion Of Odd Fellowship.
H. PECK THO BLISS, Publishers Philsi slphiA
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TOM IN ENGLAND!-TETE

II NOIE IONI TN ELNUI4 nv Y - 7 =
~ LONDON TIMES ON UNCLE TOMS CABIN
The review Of Uncle Tenn, Cabin By the London Times
iu,t Published In pamphlet form price SIX c.ntI Th' re-
view has created extraordinary sensAtoa IN Ens,na
and calculated 20 do 30 IN this country IL 10 marked oy
that corsuunate ability which always eh:rScts.Is NE
7inos leaders. Published By BJNcE sRorHE4,
No. ISL Nassau Ct, MY
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TOHN p. HALE.-An excellent Ike
~ lsa engraved on steel Of the Free penIe.s~
j. {. BUTTRE, Ne d Sat'n"
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Mpefial N0fires.


NEw.YoRK. October ,. 1862.
r. Gins. A. RaekielevisZ Esq.--DEAR SIR {:
Nhep the of your arrival 10 this city from your tour
m Turope tssme current the La Fsyes Light Guard OF
vhien you Captain. and the Tompkins Light Guard Inn
1e6siey convened meeting for the purpose OF devislns
,me means give you evidence Of their estimation for
,ou. a, which Il wss unanimously passed
E6|yeo, we have had pleasure OF Mr. Rsekelewitz's
for number Of years and appfeelslos MS
worth gentleman ano SOLDIER a,d feenns gtalueu
Lipd evidence for his safe return among therefore
Resolred, That The two sboyensmed Companies and
Of respectable citizens 10 union together, give Nun
TIIs EVENING a. u o'clock ct his residence,
9Th testimony Of the respect and attention which
Ne have for HIM. $1,000 .
tsisned) JACOB COONS. Lieut.. Com.
HENRY PLcHER, SEQ Of La Psye'te Liet I Guard.
FRANCIS HOFRMAN, CapL
FRANCS sHADLER See. Of Tompkns Light Guard.
n Adams a. Co.'s Steamship Expresses TO
New o. leans.
Tuesday, Oct. D, 1852. Tuesday, Oct IL 3d.
Saturday, Oct. 9. 1852. Friday Oct To- l8ol
Freight Bsgsge Parcels and Specie, taken at the low
tR Iates Drafts drawn, and notes. PHI. O. collected
New. Orleans and Mobile Express No 10 Wal-st.
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CAYARRE'S LOUISIANA.-LOU-
NJ ISIANA; ITS HISTORY As A FRENCH COLO.
ny. Third Seues Of Lectures. B. Charles GAyaIe.
vol Svo. Al 60.
No Part roranfe than isi VIII relates
10 tie eay settlement OF LOUISIANA, Nj veil az
quaa;ed ri;h 10 h4s ate excellent u l.. naiefa
ork. lie tlkn history he ~ rs
areso md ana surprisrf fEvsllls Pest.
0srilury % te lovers o. tH
tlsnc sna dssed history % NAKED as 10 snail a
eyery i5Tary.
There ok rhch N;- greater alt .9ns
suIoymert ,bsn rlass Of this author Literary Word
Just published and Tor sale by
JOHN WILEY, No. l67 Brotdvsy'
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NORTH AMERICAN REVIEW, for

IN October.
CONIENTs.-I The Geology or Csh,oris-.he Supply OF
Silver and Gold. H. Jefrey's Life and Letters Ill VIM
throps ADDRESS aud Speeches " qhs Great Exhibition.
" The Decline In tbs Naue Of Money. VI Ste.s Aus.
tris in 1928. VII FeltoL's Memorial Of Dr. Popkn.
VIII The Life and Writings Of DR.. Chalmers; Critical
Notices; New Books, &C
BTowbson's Quarterly Review, for October.
CHAS. S. FRANCIS CO, No. 252 Broadway.
In Press
G. B r. co. have IN The Canadian Crufoes: \
Tale OF the lice Lake Plsins-By Mrs Trzil Edited BY
Atnes Strickland
GTimm's Household Stories and German Popular Tales
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The travels Of Rolsndo, BY Mis- Aiken.
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~ Paris Green, csso Brand being an Amerf.
z manufacture, patented 1919 Known to Be unsurpassed
~ foreign importation for hhsncy besuty OF color,
% tslsbity. rhs Green 10 confidently recommended
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Metropolitan Hall.
I Asst CONCERT.-MADAME AL
- BONI respectfully announces that she viii give her
SEVENTH AND LAST CONCERT
TUESDAY EvENISo, October 5. 1852.
Upon which occasion
WILL for the second time ,iIs an Air with Grand Variations
MUslcak biFFIGUL I'll 3 SOLVED S'
NINE. M. ALBONI
sIoNoR Ro Svi s'''''0 ''
sIGNoR sHNoIoyANNI.
sIGNOR ARDITI,
GRAND ORCHESTRA,
FULL CHORUS.
Musical DIRECTOR sgnos AhDlTl
PROGRAMME.
l. Overture from GAIA Ladrs"-Full orche,-
passtc tom :It.G:na in Xisiel "se dovss
premier mosIie," sung BY siGnOr sansio- NJ,
snpI sad s1SaI bs SssSs I'm. vcce POGO
Fsp surg by NINE, ALBoNi.. 'Rossi i,
e e0%su csoTG, m I Iu sn4af Rv.
divsseTo,' sung b, sruOr ssnsoyson er'a'an's
ss'STd t%s Mr.I s., and SI,pd v.ra
sung by MADAME ALsoNI
p.Rru.
Overture, Full 0rchest, from 0beron so'f'
8. CaNzoNE from La kislia del kcssimento'
"Cisscun 10 dice" sung BY NINE All n.;..,.i
BoNl and Csora, " IN so,os non
Socheb sung by NINE ALBONl and Sig -,
TO- Ah. sOfl To% s" csn:i:aci: Nile: R:@poi'
sung by Sig Revere. :.
IL. GRAND Ana, Alb, Non Creda,D from BON -,
nsmbula suDg by NINE ALBONl..''''''''ho''ni
Tickets ', VNr nOTLARs
RESERVED Seau w
Reserved Seats Price Two Dollar g Be had a. tns ~ a.
SIC Store OF VIM. HALL SON No. @os ofoso~Ay'
corner OF Psrk place. A. L,.L
To ali other para OF the House, One Dols for whieh
a numbered seat will he given, at 3. !OLLlEs MUSIC
Store No. 500 Broadway. .z
IL with extreme roget that the hansser OF these Con
eets compelled that owing 20 the numerous
Applications for tickets for the eusuns Concert the heo
hst-with tie exception Of the Pres-nust DO entsy sas
Door open at 6t o'clock.
Concert TO commence at 8 O'Clock.
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AS first rate Cook, by Protestant
IN Welch wom'n. Coed reference an be given. Apply
at No. IS Crosby.st.
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q Passessers leaving this City By the hnf'
sna River Rsikosd Early Train reach Niagara FAN bJ TIE
Rochester Losaroit and Niagara Falls Railroad In TIA ior
upper the sans day. Both tie large houses at the Eas
vi b hept ove, fr vtos Surns the month Of octobsT
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y APPLETON Il CO. publish on

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MENTAL ALCHEMY.-Prof. b.
lfE BROWN WILLIAMS, Second season will com,
r7ence on MONDAY DC, t. at the Society Library and
Continue every evening ibis week Lsct1re ~ commence
at ocloek Admission g cents Ohcs, Nc. 81 Broadway.
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DARNUM'S AMERICAN MUSEUM.
II p 1AhNuM, MANAGER and Propneso. JOHN
6REENWo GOD, Jr. Asxtsnt Hana<sr-C. w. cLARKG,
Director Of AmusenentA- fhe new Pnys Drars OF fHH
ORPHANS DREAM win he produced THIS NkNIS0
Ct " o'sloet. SHls AFTERNOON st 8 o'sloss, two
COMIC PIECES
A1uitt.pce 70 the whole Museu Halls Of sstuary tho
Pictare Galley Chinese Saloon. LivnT Animals Shs Enter
tsinrents ks cents Seats IN The PGqust.e Z 70 extra
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Cost an0 foun6.

OST-Two large Account Books and
several rl.ll ones tcsethsr with Leather Strap, sap
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be Of possible - the 6aaer. liberal reward
will DO paid for their recovery by
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THE LAST CONCERT BUT ONE.
Il MADAME HENRIETTE SoNrAGs
FIFTH CONCERT. and LAST But ONE,
ou w,I t.s' p .y ? VINO o.,
ON "z AZ P MMEETRofoLlFA MILL HE 10 0''
sIeNoR cEsARE saoixIi,
H. CARL EcKEKr,
ssoNoR g: P0ZZOLiHl.
PAUL JULIEN,
THE ITALIAN OPERA CHORUS lM.le and Fsmslej
and a GRAND ORCHEsrRA, eonss.ins OF Seventy
Performers.
PROGRAMME.
Iris All per ser1p-e" IlToT1 Psnt.nj Bellin
ssnor BADIALI.
ARA m Eat ain EsESRiEfTE soNfA0.
L. Piano. Fsns,ia on themes from Norma ...... .Jae
ALFRED JAgLL.
l. THEME, with variations, composed expressly
Tor MAZDA MADAME HENRiETrE soNTIo.
PART II.
G. Overture" La GAIA Ladra' Rouini
!. DUET, "Ah Consoarur" fon Linda di
fs; Sp%ME sSSfS and inor P;aaoE
3. Violin, Variations In Mayssdsr
PAUL JULIEN.
.. LIED, with obIissto viOloncsllo sccompsni
MlDxME HENRiETTE s6sTxo I,'44',
10 Aria Large al ssa ,.ad from II sar'ere R0''ni
H. ECKERTs Swiss SoSG (by particular desired .ESkert
MADAME HENRIETTE soNFAG.
MI. CARL EcKEkI'
Leader. THEODORE EISFELDT.
NB-The Piano used at these Concerts Is from the Man
ufactory OF Jonas Chickering, ESQ.
The Prices OF the Seats have been fixed at TWO DOL
LABS and oSE 1oLt 4, according .ta to iSissOn
SON, No. 239 Broadway, corner OF PMk-psce
NOTICE.
The Two Dollar seats will be sod on TUESDAY, Oct.
The One Dollar and remaining Two Dollar Seats on
WEDNESDAY,, Ost G.
All unsold Seats and stsndee Tcksts' may he obtained
at the Hall ct O'Clock the evening OF the performance
The doors will open at o'clock and the Concert win
commence OF O'Clock
The LAST CONCERT viii take place on FRIDAY, Oc..
3, at Metropolitan Hall.
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