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s,ass uonvsr Jon of'Lc citiseps Of New jersey op-
esea TO II. as.as i.l-c. l~w II Tsaton, n II ssisok-
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BOARDING AND LODGING,

A FEW SINGLE GENTLEMEN CAN HAVE TWO
"A parors with bedrooms ttached, tho second and
third oors with full partial board without it. In An
instances with board meals served to the Inquire
street, first house west Of Broadway late
parsonage of st. Thomas church.
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RESTAURANTS.

MRS. G. NJ. FISH'S MANHATTAN HOTEL AND DIN
IVA ing Saloons No 3 Fulton street. between Broad wsy
and sMrs Fish respectfully informs her friends
and the public that she has her old esn
under her sole and solics the Of
her former friends and the public Having thoroughly
waited the house. she pledges herself that every effort will bo
made to please and the tables shall be literally supplied
with every comfort and luxury Of the Mrs. Fish
having hereafter sole charge of tho house her
patrons that tho dishes will be prepared by herself and
the best and in the cleanly
MRS. C. n. FISH, Proprietor.
DAINBOW DINING ROOMS.-A FINE ENGLISH
~ turbot will be served to-day from IL till o'clock
Fish epcureans attend. w. /. II.
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RoARD.-ONE OR TWO SINGLE GENTLEMEN CAN
- have breakfast and tea with dinner Sunday Plcasd
apply ats Crosby street, Spring N Blot and cold
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R0ARD.-A PLEASANT ROOM, (UNFURNIsBED,i
II supplied with gas in frat ciass house. furnished w
Nathng apparatg may be had ON peaton at 2o East
with furnished apartments,
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BOARD WANTED-IN A PRIVATE HOUSE. POR
II gentleman and lady board for the lady only) thu
Address III. u. X, Herald Office.
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A PRIVATE FAMILY, NO. 562 HOUSTON sTREBE.
"A would rent handsomely furnished rooms genlemAn
only with breakfast served in their rooms Il desred
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BOARD WANTED-IN A PRIVATE FAMILY, BY 4
- single gentleman, in the vicinity of and Cana
streets VIII be permanent IL suited. line addressed
Lear, Herald office, will be attended for two days.
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A SINGLE GENTLEMAN REQUIRES ROOM, WITH
IA full board in private family Address, with particu-
lars, L. c.. Herald office. for three days.
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A FRONT PARL0UR AND BED ROOM, ON SECOND.
floor with board can be obtainsd at the elegant red
dence No 81 Prince street. west Of and Broad
Tapesty carpets and baths N. B.A neat bedroom for
ainsl gent ,eman.
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RoARD-TwO GENTLEMEN AND THEIR WIVES
can be aceommodated with board and pleasant unfur
rooms in Hicks street. Atlantic South Brook
Ign; also, two gentlemen with partial board Apply
o. II. CROSBY corner William street and Exchange place
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ROARD-TWO SINGLE GENTLEMEN WANTED To
- occupy pleasant furnished with breakfast and
tea and full board Sundays baths &c. &c. prvet}
family up town. The house and location pleasant
80 Dey street.
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BOARD FOR THE WINTER AT A WARREN STREET.
IEsye several handsome furnished apartments suita
would lii to let for the winter TO respsctabe prons
Reference required. CHARLES LEVI, Al Warren strss
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y girl who works out at sewing during the day; a
dunn sized the first floor preferred
retired Beard paid in advance which moderate
Address A., at this Office
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RoARD-WITH PLEASANT ROOMS, FURNISHED on
II unfurnished, with cold and warm baths Jay be sb
tanned also parlor for gentleman and wife, two sin
gle gentlemen, by applying at 3Si Fourth avenue,
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A SINGLE GENTLEMAN, OF QUIET HABITS, N,
IA looking suite of and board u ooaiQn
not above Sixteenth street where he can have
learn the language Spanish family preferred The vsr
best accommodation only will suit Address, with teenl
and full particulars Oscar Union Post office.
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RoARD;-A GENTLEMAN AND LADY, OR Several
~ gentlemen. may have pleasant rooms with board,
the centrally located dwelling No. 10 Wooster street.
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A PAYMENTS. CONSISTING OF SUPERIOR PAR
"A sutl of with bath attached single
TO to gentlemen of the first GLASS furnished unurnsh
3D. with private table desired Best Of reference given
and required. Apply at No. 1873 Blocker street. %
Broadway.
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RoARD-WITH ELEGANT SUITES OF ROOMS, CAN
- be had at Nos 50 and 81 East Twenty-hird street,
short distance above Union Park and Fourth
The houses have the modern improvements.
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BOARD WANTED-A ROOM WITH CRATE, IN 4
- private family with breakfast and tea None need
who cannot give good accommodations, and ths
comforts of n home. Address b. B., Herald office.
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BOARD WANTED FOR A GENTLEMAN AND hi
~ wife and child years old(. town. ia the neghbo
hood of Broadway Fifth Sixth Paror boz
room required quiet and agreeable private family pr
ferred. Terms not to exceed $50 per month Addres
stating particulars. "AttorneY." Herald Office
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n, o
snd sekwas reported 3d. lat S5i lon Is Co. making
for fret port.
,AcArvLoo, sept 7-sLip Russell sold for debt by the
Mexican authorities n, bark .Phlsna, pno
LgyItian ssudey Do; sehr Eliza Ann Learned 40 SD
BEsa,hf.vxs, Sept sa-Pus back into the Roads ship
Lnsshes Brsm. Frerchs with loss Of anchor, and pro
At anchor at tho Rod Buoy. Admiral Bronmy, Pope
Ernst ho'it2 Arndt Rust Falcon. Wade, aud Hudson,
THE above paragraph through esrsIs,nss were made
TO in yesterday mornings Impression belonging
csa G sd M. &Sss %a nass sh1R s
toni, shnnghae The had been reported s.tli At
S1 59iy .Arr clipper ship Reindeer Panama
brig lola Jones DO, and old 9th for Manila Ssh scs
Olivia seri;hey, Laha bal in distress Y.s., s.s
seS aSGSr RGsy sT o, s, s @ s
HALu.x, Oct IL about noon--Arr steamship America,
kxi5tSs % ia 3sSn
49, ts hs sf c9 Sn: % haT MUIR say
FOR Baltimore. same day; See eorrcsI o. denos:
day Lydia from do had got ashore days previous
and would have to proceed g oahu 70 repair y,,.
MAzATnAN, sb. July 2-Bark Clara for san Frauei,co
M.SsaslLe, sSt Sept ig H. 70 am yssssla in por,.
N1nAs $50, Avg 1e-Bris Androsoossin, for sau Fran
NrYvirAs ait Sept z7Brs Eolus for NYort uno others
NASSAU Sept 29scr Martha Jane. Btyington frou gos
ton arr h to load at salt island this port others
before.
PArAMA, SEPT 2s-hrr barhs BurnAam. Marshall, San
Franeiscc; 2jtb - Mary, Causen, Rehiejo. Cid 2J.h
steamer california whiting San Franciseo 3d. brig Johr
& lie Grand, Gregory do.
In port oct steamers Golden Gate aid Winfield Scott
uatttr libelledl.
QurnEo, Oct 8End FOR iig ship Jas Calder, Brls
toll f.
ROCHELLE, Sept 15-ship HorcuIesn, Green, for New
York ldg.
smyRrA Sep. 17-Barks 4 Hobart, Hod{iOn, from
Boston, Just Sutsna, Watson, for do i9h; Ith0na
Ieckie for DO days. Susan Jane Coo tor d. 95th;
Abagun Burgess for do unc brig Santiago Burgess Tor
York soon.
suRMss, Sept lo-Bark Cuba Power, for Gloucester
days briys Cgariss Bates for SARAH % Pros
from the 4 States,
sIFRpA Lsosr, abt Sept 3-No Am vessels In port.
ST JOIN, NIB Oct 6-Arr Bohr Providsace, Mahal.
York. Cid schr London, Murphy. do.
Home Ports.
ALEXANDRIA, Oct OAR scars Gsl9ra fBr1. 3fatth,
btrmu6a CiHs NiIttDE, NYUrk.
III ~ Hf eef #t1f trH. ~ Ff
aee, Soson CstnaSne wtc.x rew.akyys1.,
tuekes. Lltea Pslkils, herwish.
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ROARDING-SINGLE LADIES AND GENTLEMEN
and gentlemen and their wives, be accommodate
with good board and pleasant at Delaney street
ROARDING-FAMIIIEs AND SINGLE GENTLEMEN
- wishing to board for the winter will find
pleasant fitted up in the best manner with all TIT
modern at the Carroll House, ia Broadway
opposite the New York Hotel.
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ROARDING.-A FEW RESPECTABLE YOUNG MEN
- be accommodated with good board on reason
terms at 80 Chryse street. few day boarders accom-
mOdated.
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ADVERTISEMENTS RENEWED EVERY DAY.


CLAYTON GUARD-SPECIAL MEETING. THURS
~ day Evening October l4th at the house Of Engins
Company No. 20, at half past o'clock.
M. COLLINS. Orderly. J. CLEMkNTS, Commandor.
DICKwICK GUARD-THE MEMBERS ARE HEREBY
notified to attend meeting and drill Of the compaays
Friday evening" Oct L. at TX O'clock at the Hoboken
House. 503 Pearl street by order
W. NJ. DouGHERry, sec'y. MI NADDY, Comdt.
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RoARDING.-A GENTLEMAN AND HIS WIFE, Oh
~ two single gentlemen, be accommodated with .
third story at 63 Murray street. College
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~ single persons wishing pleasant rooms, with board
can obtain the same BY applying above immediately
/ X. DAWSON.
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/ FURNISHED Ro0MS.-A SUITE OF ROOMS ON THU
second floor, and front the third floor will b.
let to sAg gentlemen with board by applying No.
| State street, corner Of W htehall street.
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Prasengrfs sailed.
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DRIyATE FRENCH BOARD, AT NO. l3 HOWARD
streetA large front room, just vacated can be had
gentleman and lady, two single gentlemen Also,
single room for gentler French and English spokenl
Apply at No. 13 Howard street,
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A GENTLEMAN DESIRES A ROOM, WITH PARTIAL
"A board, in private family, between Canal and Twen
teth streots Address box SO Post Office.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1852-07-24
The Stolen Kiss.

My dear Fred, did YOU ever steal a
kiss from beautiful girl, in some I'm
guarded moment, when she was totally
unconscious of the close proximity Of
your lips to her own, until the treasure
was piltered and past redemption
If so, then listen to me, and | will
give YOU an account of bit Of fun in
that line, when was at the mature age
of IA. At the district school where
attended, there was blonde, a class.
mate of mine, whose rogush eyes and
dimpled cheek played the mischief with
my studies.
Every day, after school was dismiss
ell, | gallanted Kate B to her home,
and when there was snow on the ground
| always insisted on her taking a seat on
my sled, while |, proud of my load OF
loneliness, would draw her up the steep
hill to her home. The other boys en-
vious OF Hates selecting me as her
champion, seemed determined to ridi.
Guile us to the extent Of their power and
when Kate and were on our way tc
school, our appearance on the play
ground was the signal for perfect
broadside OF raillery.
There comes Kate and her beau
says one.
"Halloo, Jack! why don't you lock
arms with your sweetheart Z"
ooh, they amt engaged yet" an.
swered another.
And poor Kate would run blushine
into the school room, and | would pro-
pose some play to turn the conversation.
The intimacy between US grew
st ronger day by day, until used to cal
at her house for nothing else but to hear
her sweet laugh and talk, until it was
time for me to leave.
One fine summer evening, | thought
| would walk up to Hates and find out
| what she thought of small ring that
had sent to her the day before by an ur.
chin that | had hired, as | had not the
courage to give it to her myself. As |
neared the house saw Kate reclining
on small lounge that had been remov-
ed from the sitting room into the open
verandah. Her father was reading the
paper and smoking large pipe, with
his feet plac on an old chest, that
stood in the corner Of the kitchen, and
her mother sitting in the rocking chair,
with her knitting work in hand, while
to complete the group, monstrous
mastif dog lay under the table, asleep.
| crept softly up to the lounge without
being discovered. She was gazing
through the lattice work at the moon,
and hummlng a favorite song of mine.
How beautiful she looked
'l'll kiss her if have to swing for
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SATURDAY MORNING JULY "a 1862

household; of a dark eyed boy that left
his home in disgust and despair, for one
on the homeless seas; of the gentle I'M
complaining wife, that went down with
prayer on her lips. for her erring hus-
band, broken hearted to the grave; of
the fair haired girl, they placed by her
side in little while. o! it is sad,
sad story, have heard of my fathers
old friend"
at was |! 1t was | that did it all !!
killed them!' said old Bill, in voice
hoarse with emotion, as he lifted his
head from his elasped hands, and looked
upon the lady, every feature wearing
such look of agonzing remorse, and
helpless despair, that she shuddered to
behold It. Wide, wide open, stood the
door then, and the lady hastencd to pass
in. A small fair hand was laid gently
upon old Bill's arm, and sweet voice
murmured,
Even for all this, there is redemption,
and you well know in what manner.
In the name of the mother that loved
you, in the name of your dying wife,
and of the child that sleeps beside her, |
ask you, will you sign the pledge!"
81 WILL" said old Bill, and he brought
down his hand with such force on the
pine table, that its rheumatic limbs with
difficulty maintained their equilibrium,
and then eagerly seized the pen and
pledge the lady placed before him, and
when he returned them to her, the name
Of William Strong lay in broad leg!ble
characters upon the paper.
There was an expression, ludicrous
from its intensity of curiosity, Oh the bar
keepers physiognomy, as the lady pass
ed quietly through 'Shop,' after her
long interview with old Bill, and the
expression was in no degree leSSened,
when, few moments after, old Bill
followed her without stopping, as usual,
to take second glass" and lie nerer
pissed orer the threshold again.
Reader of mine, if you are of those
whose true earnest souls bear ever about
them one great desire to benefit thel
fellow men, it your heart IS yearnng
over some erring brother man, whom
you would gladly raise from the depths
of degradation and misery, and point to
| the highway of peace and virtue, re-
member that somewhere in his heart
must be door, which when lightly APP
Piled to, will open unto you. See to it
that we find 1t.
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VOL. XII.---No |
Fame.


So many worlds. so much to do
So little done, such things TO be,
How know what had need of thee;
For thou vert strong as thou vert truei
The fame is quenched that foresaw,
The head hath missed an early wreath:
| curse not nature; no, nor death,
For nothing is that errs from law.
We pass: the path that each man trod
Is dim, or will be- dim, with weeds;
What fame is left for human deeds
In endless agei 1t rests with God.
o hollow wrath ofdying fame,
Fade wholly, while the soul eXults,
And self-iniolds the Large results
Oflorce that would have forged name
Tennys1m's In Memoriam.
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WHOLE No 573

26. And as for the rest of the doings
and professions of the Locos in Balti-
more, are they not written in the books
ofthe .4pocrgpha!
81. And it came to pass when Cass
and Douglas heard that Pierce had been
chosen captain of the host that they
lifted up their voices and wept, and the
Wings Of the house of Fillmore heard
them.
2S. And they rent their garments,
and scattered ashes ON their heads, and
went up to the Capitol, crying, Oh,
Pierce. my friend my friend Pierce
would | had been chosen instead of
of thee
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GTtavorS easily repaid beget a1ac.
,'onL'aVo'.s beyond return engender
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H. 1t is SAID that Barnum has sue
ceeded in obtaining the identical cent
which Gen. Pierce paid for the stick
of candy that he gave to the boy who
was total stranger to him, and has
deposited it in his museum at New York,
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1s,ssqlSgasaa assgwEs gySss bsY
EXPRESS AaENC1Ms.

rHARLEsToN EXPRESS -HoEY Y CO.'S SEMI
~ weekly United states Mail Hteamer 20 Chsfles
ton. C-We shalt doepateh Semi weekly Express for
freight packages parcels specie jewe'ry and vsuables Of
every description. from our Office, 10 Wall street,
Wednesday and saturday NJ two o'clock. r in oh
Of special by the United states all scAnets
for Charleston Having connection with the extensive
inland Express of Uoombs Co.. ali fregt for Columbia,
AuEus, Greensboro Madison, nEton Decatur Atsnsa
hacon, Newman, West Point Montgomery, Chastanooga
and other places in the interior OF Georgia. Asbas and
Tennessee viii be promptly forgade on arrival Of the
steamers 81 Charleston. HUkY Il Co. 10 Wall street.
A. ". SWEET Agent Office IS East Bay, CbarIessou O.
pREFoRB & co g GREAT CALIFORNIA PACKAGE
- and Parcel Express per steamers FL Dorado Friday
February 20th Georgia Path ns send in charge Of
our tronsh special messengers Shippers requested
to their early order 10 them corded
and sealed in for and to
25 lbs weight No charge Custom House
Consular fees BERFoRD u CO.,
2 vesey street, Aator House.
Passage secured this Office the United and
Pacific Nail Steamship Companys ships the only through
line via Panama.
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beauty, that the city hes nocksd 10 hear her. tbs
tickets sold at auction, this morning by Msssrs
Clark Hatch and the premium paid vas $3.50 IS TIE
premium for private boxes f so 20 sl6 so dress
circle $40 ~ TO $40; parqust seats 81 to 81 IS side
fests IN parquet Gas cents TO VI second circle boxes
81 60 TO SO s0 orchestra seats 60 to S2 cents Money
mnss be either very pieay, people dsmsnted. II
Is Boston all over
The musical family thst visited our city few years
under the title Of the "Aepooneaus about 30
make another professional tour. They at present
uging 10 the western part of tbe State II Ia said that
the children have attained great cxceuuce in their pro-
fessiou.
Madame gheresina Giovanni h .vug formsd quar-
tete troupe, intends giving series OF vocal aud nstru
mental concerts In the previous to her
departure for the south Report speaks very avoraoy
ether.
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nIcpiu


q 200 REwARD---JrFFRIEs ANTIDOTs, a sPg.
Now cfe mixture for tho ovre ~ private dsesd
IL makes speedy without the las restriction OF dies.
proprietor challenges srgs witch sho mixture viii
10 this fefitpre o. i've hundred dollars Il y
put pp in bottles wish a 6ir-ctiona 60 81. one BONA
iass week-msny sured ~ w. dAys Zoe sale q.
H. Ring l93 nrOsivny and ltS eaysrd rare1s.
W. r. Little iH Hanover ssrooa Boston; Wrgha > %
UTNFoRTUNATES FRIgND--UNEQUALLED FOR
~ Graduating diseste Blessed By all who try ~ The
NEST prompt eradicatsr yet mild II may be given 70
isnts All private dscse yhnisa under Us uso. ST. vh
amedical book 10 will Eyo teos after thAli CsKns
sud Strangers easily ni,'ci yememter Il. Dsgos Dr
WAhD's Canal street eczHsr u Broadway.
u r. n, NO. l.-LEr An PATIENTS. sUFFERIwG
~. with IheuDa,se peuragie snd nervous pains, CAL ~
lOz Fulton street. between the of9 AMI AZ tAs
day ard ,nd9P " this cvcanr ard guarantee thas
psroxysn IN hye minutss or less or charge regular
physician In Attendance Ady.ee ga T. hAdWays Ready
Relief will tooth sche IN s0oonl sick head kho ilA
fcN minutes, tarrhma ~ tan inuAes cramps gpsas &1
In HoGi.tey. Price ~ cents n cont ard 81 lCZ futsn
street. Douglass Paterson
uUaoREps or THosg wB0 ahYs C0NraAO3El
II disease, arc 0s4rp5i8trd ~ oars ~ nes etNns
81 Or Hunter Al tres he vIirfl ssf sur- u fsliipg
any thai msY untr h 1ae 70 usstef ef
ssps.y G6 Diyis5v ItYg5 va TX liir. ae th0usaRas
80 cured yesry h rf.ceal tvFeac1 and gteas rome
81 physician, 0oetsd ~ tAi 80 uoosor big sl.s
oyrste 8saeso ike rsrt. E.il s. s ptiv.to ireAtt.
fo6tls come anat5fs Of niles 81 Et his rldicns r.
nTipsl value oil tSs iem69y QFef All otAefs as
~ 61osd d treak ora a. Gce remote perod In n1e
bstle manncg tus Thoroughly 6very rastioe II
dessS oiscs IN forsy eixbt nourB placing So psNsns ~
whatever ID does all this without poison worse
sn the diseases suse result Of all other rerods You
o,ier ueatmens. Nodes. men In Al. yaswof shc oouusry
r her chronic 70 Doctor Hunter No Zee ti
rs.is Relief IA mo most scrrihs essss h IAN min acs
Eshs aaeohcm cured IN dx ho1rs.
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Theatrical ana Musical.

BowERy THEATRE The new nautical drama, entitled
@Yankee Jack continues to be enthusiastically received
by large assembsges Last night the theatre was we'll
filed, and the warmet demonsti atoms approval
bestowed upon throughout 1t be repeated again
this evening together With those highly amusing faces
Of The Two Bcnnycastes" and the Guardian Angel"
b,th Of which are well cast. Hamblin continues n-
defasabe as ever in his exertions to please his
roue patrons.
BRoApwAy THEArRr.-Ano Their dense crowd assembled
at the metropolitan theatre last evening to witness Mr.
Forests pereopation OF Jack Csde which was one OF
the mott clever performances have ever seen rhe
appreciation which bestowed upon him was Of the
most marked character To night he win appear in his
famed part OF spartacu in the renowned tragedy OF
The Gladiator tuppoIted by thore talented artists,
Msssrs Conway, Fennc and Nine Peniei.
Npto's GapprN-rhs French company appear this
evening in the vaudeville entitled I" Tn Jumsux Nu
Nero with Nile. Folice, and M Edousrd ADD II Du
rleu The enter tsinments will commence with tho comedy
Of" Les shltsnbauqus" in which nearly all Of the
pany viii appear.
BUp1oN's THsATnE The bill Of entertainment pro-
vded by Manager Burton for this evening one of
most attractive OF the season, cowpr,sag tbs elegant
comedy entitled the Belize strstegenr In which
Mesrs Dyott, Blake Bland Johnston Miss Nary Tayicr
Miss Weston, and Mrs. Holman will appear, and the
very fsverite drama ef the "smuyelers SON ara the
Fxeissmans paueht.rD The house Is sure to be crowd
ed in evsry department. Go early
NATIONAL THsArHr The grand nautical drama,
entitled "Ysrkee jack witch has been dra wing such
immerse houses here this week is TO be repeated again
this evening with the same powerful cast. Mr.. W. q.
Jones has made great hit IN the character OF Yankee
Jack ard viii become great fsvorite with the theatrical
public Of this city I'll. favore drama called tho Var
Jock Of the Glen" will like wise be performed
RAhyuM's Museum The great temperance drama OF
The Beten continues to attract crowded houses. and
src.ved with the wnrnest demonstrations Of sppau-e
1t Is evidently becoming aliuriRs sc svery repre-
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