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rEs FL l. SUBSCRIBERS have associated
Il themselves for the purpose ct conduahash
this city, Tobacco and General C0ffiinls.
sion Business, under the Firm of KENNETH
DUDLEY, and respectfully solicit your patronage
Our business will be exclusively Commission
business; and an experience OF twenty years oy
senior partner in active Mercantile lite IN ths
city, and determination on the part OF botn, 70
promote the Interests of our friends, will We hope,
secure TO US a liberal support. We are prepared
to make the usual AdTsuce on CensigBznents IN
hand, aud to purchase Produce, &c, ON ine Gus.
tofnary terms. We will occupy the large and
commodioas Warehouse, no i puolie Lssalas'
mo. kENNEIT,
JNO. w. DUDLhf.
Refar to Jas Warwick, Esq; Jas Thomas !r,
Esq; Messrs Thomas l. Sam1 Hardgroye, ana
Sutton e. Winston
Cincinnati, April 18th. 1882. jel5-3m-
pkiNAVE fKACrIUk.-Dr rLuaE =
CO. may be consulted, conadennaily, Ior tae
treatment of the following diseases: Erupuons'
Sore Legs, Ulcers, Glandular Sweihngs, or en-
iargeulents, Syphilis, and all morbid disaarscss
whether recent or chronic. Also all tnose com.
plants termed female diseases. The advertiser,
Invite attention. 10 their chemical extract 81 WIG
Flowers which may be regarded ~ the very oess
! article known, To give tone and sigor 70, csfsaaa
sbused aud deblisased organs, as well % % renoss@
system shattered by dissipation or o:aer cause
and sent to order. Post paid letters prompIfyst
tended TO. Office ON Franklin street below "a
Richsnord Visg;r,s 49," fes
u lCHMOND MANUFACTOKY.-h.
~ ing engaged the skiiful mechanic, nal.
MOND, an now prepared TO make Gold fens
any pattern size. and to suit any hand; a'so, es
re point old Gold Pens, and make them eqaa
new, IL not. no charge viii ba made. ss ,,s-
HENRY HYMAN's,
Manufacturer and Importer, IS Maiu saees
Nexs 20 !. NJ Gordons
N. B.--Spcctacles made 10 order ana siss -
0sted to sslIl any sight In ten ninates; sso, sa'
Fountain Pen repaired and made 20 order ~
NOrlCk.-All pesons Indebted to the lass arm
N Of rEAKE, BRADLEY 4 CO. either ~ Boaa
OF open account. are earncstly requested to CONE
forward and sessle them. - no longer tndn'Seneo
will be eivea. These accounts are o. t0p8 asnssas
and uauss - settled.
Also, ell psrsens Indebted 10 -, whose accoanss
are daA are requested to settle them speedliy, ns
Ne are determined = have them settled wisao@
delay. sxrs
IT - = WKLL-KN1tENE AOr, mat
~ 0SHOnN3 DAGuERREAN aALLEki NE
place 10 aps fne Sky.lixhs Pictures taken iof -.
We would Invite Ill " cal aoons - ~ snsia ss's
tako Low pictures but teW We1ka
w hese nade arranssnsnls Y ~ pacsafsos IN. =.
aiek or deoeassd pareeae q THAR fsaseessee Ve1
pFtces are ffem u y Gle. 08h0knA
0pnoslae he DankA siea Ct - American Faae@
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Miss TAZkWkLL'S
BOARDING AND DAY SCHOOL FOR YOUNG
LADIES,

DCAIDfNo AM LA GCE1OoL FOh 1OUNu
LADIES,
GRACE STREET BETWEEN 7TH & 9TH, RICHMOND.
fEHHE second session of this School will COM
L mence on the lst day of next October. The
most able assistants in every department have been
secured.
Terms-PAYABLE SEMI ANNUALLY IN AD-
vANCE-For board and washing, $40; higher
English branches, $40; Primary English branches,
$50; ancient and Modern Languages, each eco;
Music-Pru fessors' fees Sc Aim
YOUNG LADIES' CULLEGIATE Sc.
l. MlNARY, corner of Franklin and Fifth streets,
Shockoe Hill, Richmond, Va The sixth session of
this Institution will commence on Monday, Sep
TENDER 27Ih upon an improved pln. The School
will consist of five Primary, Acade.
mic, and three Collegiate Departments-sophomore
junior and senior. The collegiate department. will
embrace all the important English Branches and
Modern Languages pursued incur best colleges
The design of this department is to qualify young
ladies for teachers, and 20 occupy stations in the
higher walks OF life.
TEACHERs.-S. 8. Stevens, A. NJ, Principals Mr.
Stacos, Professor OF Modern Languages Mr. J. s..
Perkins, Teacher in Drawing; Miss Nichols, Teach
er of Music, others if preferred.
The most compete Mt and accom- plished ladies will
be procured to assist in the English department
sc tim
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rs OBHKT Il. BROADDUs offers his servl
H ces to the citizens of Richmond and the public
generally as general Collector Of CLAIMS He
pledges himself to attend strictly to all business
trusted to his care. His Office is in the of Mr.
James r. Sutten's Office, in Law Building, Rich
mond, We. 1 my 4-6m"
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=. IN GUsl'A. tcg. % inform his puuil. al
~ h,s rosar! from North. Having few unoc.
saAea nours ha vii Be happy 70 impart inatruc:
snch Lsdtes md 0entlemsn = desire IL
Is, = nots Or messsgs will reach Mr. DE COSTA Il
NJ roomA. q the American Hota. se6-avs
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- FlKE. LIFE AND 5IzESS
iElssXx INSURANCE The Richmond -
1k{er - Association ara norv nrao rue

>Associhuon are now prepared Ia tss,s
policies of Insurance on the ahova -. y
scrption OF risks on az reasonable terms :. 70.
similar ~ COMPANY and respectfully ask shars q
received at the Office, No 223, corner oS Ma ".a 20
9th streets, where the officers viii chserfrv s snc
nish all information that may be reonirsd 's an
losses promptly and literally adjusted. AZ
JAMES B0SHER, President
so'Es -. .DOo1lA.nt .,pciclaIy. mhI7
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RanSe OF the Ihefm0meter
AT J. w. RANDoLPHs No. III, Main street,
SATURDAY.
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&fLENDlD FAMILY tLULK.-4VL oUjs
~ city mills, Genito and Taliat erIos superior
Family Flour, for sale by
| FRY L. McCANDLIsH,
| se1-3w l36 Cary street
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l tMBER.--iUU,UUO feet Tobacco BOX tIank,
IL cottonwood and Oak
100000 feet clear White Pine Rosrds and plan%
$1,000 do Whitewood
Aiso-Ash. Maple, Black Walnut. Cherry, Hick
DRY, Chair Plank, and Mahogany, now landing and
| Tor sale DIV X. d. G WHITFIELU
Sc li-3t Corner of Cary and 10Th sf rep,s
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THE DAILY -DIsPATCH

The CATAsrRopHE on THE v. AND T. RAIL.
RoAp.-The Lynchburg Virginan gives the
following particulars Of the late catastrophe
on the Virginia and Tennessee Railroad, of
which we have already published telegra-
phic account:
PAINFUL OccuRREScE.-A most painful
aud distressing accident occurred Yesterday
morning on the Va. and Tennessee Railroad
by which two lives were suddenly lost. The
passenger train of cars had passed the Forest
Depot. about a mile, when the boi, i.,,. OF the
stant,y Mr.. Wood, the Engineer, and Mr..
Henry Long, Fireman.
Mr. Wood was from Boston, and came here
about the lime of opening the road. He has
family at the North and, on last night, was 10
have left to bring them on. He was inleIli
gent, sober, skil,ul in the discharge Of his
duties and commanded the fullest confidence
OF ihe managers of the road, as we'll as the res
pect of all who knew him.
Mr.. Long is from Baltimore, but has resided
here for eight or ten years. He was filling the
post OF Fireman, with the view of qualifying
esteemed for his upright conduct and gentle
manly bearing. He leaves a young widow
and two children to mourn the great loss they
have SO suddenly sustained.
Immediately after the occurrence was made
known by an express. which returned at once.
the Board of Directors were convened, and
appointed committee to repair Immediately
10 the place of disaster for the purpose OF maks
ing an investigation. and to have the bodies of
the dead brought down. We prefer to hear the
report of The committee before any causes are
assigned for the deplorable calamity.
"
Miss MARY DUFF.-A story is going the
rounds OF the Northern papers that Miss Mary
Duff, the actress, lately deceased, was the Sis
ter-ir law of Tor, Moore, the poet The Gin
cinnati Nonpareil thus disposes of it:
Forty yenrs ago there were three daughters
named Dyke. The eldest married Tom Moore,
the poet-he next, John Duff, fine actor,
and Irish conference.-the the youngest mar
ried VIM. Murray, brother of Mrs. Henry
Siddons, long proprietor of the Edinburgh
theatre, who lately died. John Duff brought
his vile to America. Her talent. long con-
cealed, burst forth twenty-five years ago, at
Boston, when she became a great tragic ac-
tress. She is living, and married TO MIR. Sever,
and resides in New Orleans. Mary Duff was
her d. II phfer
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Nv tAM1i.A huHsKs.-I w,-n - q, !,
2AA pair OF Family Coach Horses, q safe =
any norses ever put in h.rness.
se1-iw- Ir,rN u.pUN
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QUO q prices desires 10 ~. s.
known to every Pc son, that be viii cons;,n maxe
anent the ~ evil g charges for his seryia. PEI
the assurance hat lis operations shall h. ssss VII
ed better than s4nder bis past exorbiispt ~. ~
full exercise, and make more monev. AeFn
Extract tooth. IS eta I'LL win silver =, - :.
cts; with gold, IS cts; Pivot Toeth 81 So III BY ~
Tooth, %; upper or lower sctts, s25 with ), rsase
out artificial gums. &c. &c, DC v : VIA IN
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Nh tkhA1N IN CATTLE The compound
I'VE remedy fer Murrain or Dstemper in Caule
has been used for a number of years with the
grestest success. The Usual symptoms of this dis
ease are slight discharge of matter from the nos.
this, loss OF appetite high fever extreme debility,
&c. For sale by E. J. tICOT
So Its Corner opposite the Old Ma, ket
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DkIME TONKA Observation-Disclosures
are invited to Call at BENEFIT e. BEERS
and look at a lot of strictly prime Tonka Beans,
which possess in much higher perfection the true
flavor of Tonka, than most of the Beans which are
offered for sale. They warrant them very superb
OIr anu are July flD9, black DIV. 40
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-09-06

NEw ORLEANS Sept. g. 1852.
The sales of cotton to-day 100 bales The salas
for the week reached 1000 at prime prices Middlis9
97{c The advices by the Washington and Ameros hsA
no effect ON the market. 4
for the corespt ndng week cicst year Total receipts
for the year. lo 0O Increased receipts at this per
40 600 bales ALI the markets are dull
Sterling exchanges 1890. Exchange ON New YsE&,
sixty days, 1a4c discount.
Ngw ORLEANS, Sept 4, 1852.
The cotton market to day has been active, and tAe
sales reached 1000 bales, at oa4c. for middlipg.
PROVIDENCE Sept 4, 1859.
The sales of cotton for the week 200 bales ae
iull rates.
WooL-There has been activity In tho market,
and buyers dspoecd to operate at tho ad
vapced rates The sales Of pulled were limited chsGv
account Of the short supplies Of good qualities Psse
prime for a kinds The sales for the week are
pounds.
PRINTING CLorHs-Market quiet and no change -
prices. The sales have been 26 $50 pieces.
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Our West Point Correspondence.
CozzErs' HorgL,

CozzESs HOTEL,
West Point, September 3. 1853
Yisit If General Scott the Military Grounds-Gov-wsv
Hunt erpeeted-Wea Point Scenery TO be .adnired -
Poht,cians--Iiops, Balls and Mass Meetings..
We have had rather quiet day, and . very merry
evening here This morning General Scott visited wcse
Point and az his carriage drove into the ground, hs
was saluted by discharge Of artillery He bowed his
thanks to the officers he passed through tho avenue
and no further display made. The review Of the
cadets which spoken Of did not como on PernAps
this was owing the fact that the sky looked lowe8.
We had a magnificent mountain shower about midcHys
and tho clouds did not dsperss except partially dus6
| the afternoon. . ,,s.~s
Tomorrow Governor Hunt is TO arrive here and nave
no doubt that from time time. for the next two
xks numbers of our New York whig potks.ns ~.
be led by admiration Of the scenery hcrcsbovs 70 vs
L West Point Well. they could not visit posse.M
place The season which Ia winding up notner su"@~
l reeorts IL still In It's vigor here ,,.x,~
This evening We had very pleasant mop IN tne N.Y.
saloon and tomorrow evening are TO nave
ON a more extensive scale. Gen. Scott and fanny uu
not attend last evening but is thought that tney WI
present TO morrow We are to have band OF musao
from the city; and things now promise sometmne ~
proanh nearer TO grand ball than mere mop -
The wbips are holding mass meeting at Fisnkiu -
night and our host Mr. Cosscns Sr has gone over -
snsak 10 them There Ia great deal Of polttcs talk
here but It Is hard TO tell what influence prephdeya'es.
The webster feeling Is evident but respeoA thu vhG
convention candidate prevents any iops expression q
' preference.
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From the South.

ARRIVAL or SOUTHERN MAILS-THE FLOOD-VEG-
SELLS AsHoRE-GEN. SMITH-A TOWN DESTROYER
by FIRE
BALTIMORE, Sept 8. 1853.
Two new Orleans mails have been received bringing
dates as late rs due
The Southern papers still continue to give details e
the damage done by the food, but the first accounts
generally appear to have been exaggerated Tho rioo
crop was not injured but the almost entreig
destroyed.
Captain Dennis. Of shp Maid Of Orleans arrived.
ports having experienced very weather On the
22nd barque ashore twenty miles to tho north ward
Of Key West. Same day large ship ashore near
Key West. Could not make them out.
General Perfer H. Smith left New Orleans the 29h
ut for head quarters at Austin.
fire occurred at Rodney. Mississippi, on Sunda4
week, which destroyed every building in the town.
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n Il WS BY TELEG X APH .
Large Democratic Meeting.

-, :, hEADiNG, sept. 4 l6oE.
The democratic gathering here the largest ever
witnessed in Berks county One train from PhladoyAia
brought 1900 persons, including the Pierce King
Democratic Club and the Granite Gce Club The whole
number present about OOO The meeting organized
At noon, Hon James Buchanan, President Governors
Bigler and Lowe occupied seats either side, With
numerous vice presidents and secretaries spirited
address made by Mr. Buchanan taking tho chair
series Of resolutions adopted endorsing the na-
tonal and State nominations after which the meeting
adjourned until two O'Clock. During the afternooa
speeches wero delivered by Hon Douglas, Geveraoe
Lowe Barpabas Bates Judge Legrand, Mr.. Stantsa q
KY, and others
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PRICE TWO CENTS.


Markets.
LONDON MONEY! MARgEr.-Tuesday evening Aug b.
Tho EDsiish funds have expsrsneed rssetioa
cent Consult which lett OF yesterday at 100 TO
s.ss ss which shss closed for beth money .sS
account.
PANS BoyRss.Aus, 24-Closins Prices -Four ..a .
Half per Cents l06f o. Three Cents 76f 5c BaAk %
BROWN, sHIrLEY AND co Is CIRCULAR.
have 70 report guis. cotton Market siaos hs 49,
cvepps being 20 coo bales with 5000 bslos for
and export rather s.ss, .aes but not y 4;
Per barrel.
WRIGHT, CANDY AND co.'s CIRCULAR;
corroN.-sipoe the departure Of she .AmsricA On se
@ ss GSr s %i.Gs 5 ss
confirm those previously hand in regard the prssgsss
stances oombips nuy their eject price,
s n q such e accounts for few weeks iS.s
si.pss'ior svdsnasd Tedaco the stock mps.t:.s
sas Psy
principally to the trade with fair smouat on account
specuiat'r and exportsra and may be thus reported
Do DO Monday: .,...e .etoo 900 4oo 4oo
Import for samo time is about 10000 bales.
s;:s;;: s::';: 81 &:s
The Manchester msries has responded 10 spris g si
being wo provided With for sasnr. aovsry have
evinced treat drmnes which has had tho eject q
Fine weather continuing favourable for harvest opera
and the operate rs sntsrsa upon since Fdsr have
h been a. deellSs in rates then current Mssas
Il " sSa sa Ns n Is rs
n ss any both and sss.
@ ne eject rains and the extent Of damage
In other articles Of American produce there is no parts
GUAR p s fes.nre an,h TO comment npsn ,x
Sales will probably reach 5000 bales Prices STEADY.
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WhIg Mass Moeting-Eloctor App0lnte4-
Steamer Pow q ttAn.

NONFOLK. StpE. .. IbUZ.
About two thousand wings from this neghborhood At
tended the whg mass meeting at Suffolk yesterday,
where speeches delivered and fine banquet servA
up.
+. D. satteIthwaite has bean appointed whg electer
from the Eighth district, North Carolina
The Powhatan sails for New York to morrow or next
day
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The FIremtn's Rl0t--Collision xyatn tho
Lnnee-A Fireman Niueu, AM OIilcrs
Wounded. ,e.fe

Wounded. 81.
PHIIADELPHIA, ept. 8, 1852.
Last night the ibernia Hose Company was return
ing nom an alarm OF fire in Remington, terrible riot
TOOK place between the hoee
the Globe Engine Company the house the latter
In the height Of the melee officer Jacob Hartmann inter-
fered and arrested of tho rpgleaders rescue
attempted. when the officer fred Of the rescuers
who was in the act OF assautiDg him, killing him Ne
spot
A member Of the Northern Liberty Hose Comuasy,
who was seated on plug by also shot In tho
srm, by a man nomed Metz, member Of the United
States Hose Company Metz arrested
riot also occurred between the Spring Gardeu Hose
Company and another company. The police
sauled with bricks stones and clubs and in self de-
fence fired upon their assaants, several Of whom ars
reported to be wounded.
SECOND DESPATCH.
PHILApELrHIA, Sunday evening
The fireman killed in the riot last night was nA2eA
Bernard Costello The Coroner held an inquest over
the body day and rendered verdict that the deessed
came to his death from pistol shot, fred by o1ew
Jacob Hartmann.
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DUksUANT TO ARRANGEMENT TIE DEMOCRATIC
Reppbcsn electors ~ the village OF Green Point. as
mbied ~ Cbsres hcClsnnon's Green Point hosei and
Fmed che In 20 be called the Dem
Association Of Point An clec,iop
a lied In tho choice smith Rulsnd tor Prei
dent Iohn n Br I'D Tor Secretsry and Bogsrt Beat
Juhn Phelps Charles hcCi nnon, charles SVEN and Wm
4 Thomss standing mmi, tee, TO either Of whom
comm anieations nsy be addressed, post paid.
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from Berlin we learn tha. the rst sitting Of the Con-
m Of the zolyerein held Saturday after seversl
postponement. Nothing definite was arrived ~. Ins IN,
rsxt step IL expec ed be that the coalition states VIZ
puf In repv 10 tho u,natum stated by Prussia ~
reported that the negotiations will not now be ntcrpteo
as wes VT one time spprehended
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BOSTON September 5. 1852,
Mr. Webster arrived in this city this morning by the
Fall River route and proceeded this afternoon 70 Mar
field.
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MEXICAN MUSICAL FUND NDSOCIETY.--ARRIYAL0 OF
dame Scntag.-At public meeting held on Monday,
- 50th, ~ Metropolitan Hall, Henry G. Watson, d
esident. in the Chair, the following resolutions
susly adopted -
ametion Of VIM. Thos. Roberts. seconded BY Theo.
s6eld, Resolved, That serenade be given to Madame
soon after her arrival - may be found pract-
N motion Of John A. Kyle. seconded by F. A. Stchr
ved That other musical societies and musicians be in
a - give their assistance.
On motion of U. G. Hill seconded by G. r. Bristow,
ted That the committee ,pointed BY the government
CA. n +. s.. consisting Of Henry @. Watson. john A.
and Theodore Esfeld, be coatisued, and empo wered
eease their number. and mako al necessary arrange
for the sorenade.
snformty with resolution No. 2, an invitation has
xtsnded to oil Musical Societies and Musicians Of New
which tho committee happy toststehas been extern
complied vith letters Of having been received
rswsrds Of fifteen Vocal so.istes, orshsstras aas
of upwards Of FIFiEEN HUNDRED PERFOR.
Particulars of the sareDade will be given ~ sooA
Arrangements are com pleted
HENRY WAT50N.1
John a I'VE IEommittee.
THEO. ELSFlELD,
u c. ScHERPE, Secretary.
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Arrival of the sopthcrncr Mt Charlestea.
CHARLESTON, Sept. 4, 1852
The steamer souiherner. from Now York, was comns
upat ten O'Clock this morning
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Fire mt Bradford, Vermont.

CLAREMoNT, N. IT., Sept 5, 1867.
The railroad machine shop engine house two engines,
&c. belonging to the Concord and Claiemont Railroad
burned this morning at about five O'Clock, ct the
BrsdfoI d terminus OF the railroad
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hope to send you by the next steamer COPY OF this
Letter or at least summary Of ts contents Its puboa
tos wiz probably put quetus upon the prof the
next twenty wears nssmuch as the Psnama railway
vergDg completion. will be hni he'd and for the
present obviatc the necessity Of the At any rate
the chaiter OF the canal company will become void
by its terms and anythisx further done it must
be preceded by new negotiations Whatever is done
hereafter must proceed from your side Of the water for
Atlantic. ~ - -
As have intimated the history of the aiue Of tho
company In this market will form the basis OF another
COMMUNICATION SPECTATOR.
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RROADwAY THEATKk.-E. A MARSHALL. s0Lu
ID Lessss-DcOrs spss att to commence At TX s'osok.
Monday 'fsiia fsiss :.
'4 f''f'' FsIDI 'sHigf; I,5at,fIEIx.' A'' Collins
NIBLo's GARDEN.-MANAGER, Mr.. JOHN SEXTON.
to o'clock Second week Of the ssisSrat:d
sSss nigh s 1nsss. ss Il
the sr 81 French danseuse ns de nesss whose debut
Ter to o'clock Overture 90 Les Mosqustairss 10 be
'9n'"'a :. Ah''iii The isiafIsa aUNckszGK. Gs1 Sa
srTSas .ySas
Pas dc Deux By Mile. fsiisse and Mons. Neso -"
WALLACK's LYcEUM-THIs BIAyrIyUL
w theatre having been spiendidly reaecsrAtsj smbei-
esmfort and eenysnionoe the audience win ops. for
the season. ON wedoesdsy evening. Sept ooos.
sss y: ssf
nent. Inll particulars in daily bills.
A. Doors open at7i4i to eenmenee At Tn.
MONDAY evening sRSGSS ssGi 8 SNb M b IsTTSrass
CHLORoFoRI. -" A'"'3
n.nsoao olooum. .Mr Logan
NEW YORK THEATRE, AsroR rLAcE-MR
public that he has sueeeedsd in eacctag .ngagsnon
cSSrsa whose rss sass
their return from the most suceeul ever
. ,sss s sss the ssv:
anoes ofthat evening will consist THE YOUNG C0UPLE
Charlie. Bsnyilis Miss Ellen Bstsns.: MeSristss Se
Bstenan. The Box Book will be opened ON M,nday at ii
b viii be no performances a. this th.asrs
ON Wednesday evening next in order allow
young artists.
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The Federal Assembly stands prorogued from August
is b to January 18th next.
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GADAnE ALBoErs FIRST CONCERT. ON TUES
day 6epen Der 7-eeats be secured 1t the Piano
q ets and Music Store of WIN. HALL SON. 2S9 Broad
Ay Opposite the Park and After Thursday Septsm-
Der from "a. NJ to 6P.M.
sICKETS FOR ALBONIS GRAND CONCERTS AT
Metropolitan Hal.-All the dollar tickets. with
secuSed for sale ut JOLLlES Music Store 800 Bread
WAY.