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Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1853-03-29

AT an oyster supper the other day, in
Albany, there were present, one father
three daughters, one son, one mother
one brother, three grand.daugh.ers, three
sisters.in law. one uncle, one brother.in
law, three aunts, four cousins, one wife
one nephew, one grandson, three nicces,
one husband, and three sisters. And
yet, strange 10 say, there were only four
persons present. 3 op 7a t.e
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1853-03-29
TOBACCO.

I Z AViNG made ar!angnncn's with nl,nu.
4 idctuscrs IN Nrginia, 10 be- regularly sup.
pl'd, hc are lnw enabled 10 oncr great induce
mems IN thus line Oar stock at prcSln. cCa.
sists N p ~ Of Ibc f,ilowin.:
~ bjh,s Sutherland fine;
- do Andclson's fine pounds:
do j. VI. Ross, a very fine article;
~ 40 Muc.us pounds, very good;
l,o DO various brands of is, bS and los,
goDu. better ana best.
~ do The AmbfJSia, s;lpcr eStra. An-
Il Nervous, very hnc;
20 do Anderson aud Oillcr fine brands oi
hnc cui chewing tobacco.
~! 81 winch Wi, be- sold a, low prices, al the
cheap Depot, No. /, buckeye Block, by
mf.l OANLs y BraklRK.
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1853-03-29
Lake and Canal Navigation,
BUFFALO. March 2l

DUFFALU. NIHTCU z I.
The Lake and Canal are clca; Of ice
and the steamers are preparing to resume
their trips to Cleveland. There is no
ice in sight Of the harbor at Cleveland,
and the steamer Southern left that port
yesterday for Dunkirk.
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1853-03-29

King Macmillan Of Bavaria, who has
lately been in. Rome, in his interview
with the Pope, declined kissing his hand
and only paid him the ordinary civilities
the journals denounced him, as half a
protestant, and the Roman mobiles alb.
sented themselves from his levees.
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1853-03-29

Hay" Our acknowledgements are due
S. p. Chase of the United States Senate
for valuable public documents.
Also, B. D. Hamlin. Of the Pcnnsylva,
MIA Senate has our thanks for public pa'
pers.
Gss- We are also indebted to DR..
Trumbo of Rome township or late Gin.
cinnal ana Louisville papers.
EaT When we come to make our &c.
acknowledgements for river iavors We are
unable to enumcratc, as we believe there
is no, boat in the piltsburs h ana Gin.
cinnali line Of Packets, or The Wheel M
and Louisville inc lhat has not re, cntly
favored us with late papers.
Ls:,~ Messrs Davidson & Dillon OF
the wharf boal have our thanks for lro
qLcnt favors in the way Of late papers.
AsT" Murlock & Roi&crs have again
rcplcnishcd their stock OF groceries Us
will be seen by additions to their advcr.
tscmcnt in another column. In ecl we
are unable TO keep up with the fresh ar.
rivals at our groceries and stores in town
as the publication of our paper but once
week, is not frequent enough to notice
each link in the chain.
RD- McLain & Co. are just recciv.
ing very large assortment Of Spring
Goods.
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1853-03-29

1t will be seen by the returns given
below tina, large majority orthe dele.
Gates elected to the constitution are op.
posed TO the wings, and consequently
in favor Of the reforms advocated in the
Post. The unfcrupulous partisan course
pursued by the whis majority in the leg
isla'ure has been most signaIIy rebuk ed
by the people. We should not be at all
surprised the majority agains, the wtiss
in the convention would be over one
hundred osicn Post.
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1853-03-29
Notice.

}Ofl:cc Ohio Iron and Goa, Company,
lrontrn Ohio. March lth, 1858
~ oT!CE Is hereby given that the annual
! 7 meeting Of The Stockholders Of the Ohio
iron and Coal Company for Election nl Direct
'r5 &c. viii b. he'd nj the Office Of ih {, ,npa-
ny on The first Monday ,itl rf April ncNl.
By order o; Board OF Directors.
SAM l. RICHARDS, SCccrtarv.
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1853-03-29
A Storm at sea, Ships
Cansized.r

WE the undersigned have this day enter
w ed into co partnership in the FAINT.
ING business, and ask of.the citizens Of lyostsss
and vicinity liberal patronage, 1t is our in.
tention to do our work in such manner q %
merit that favor from, this community. 0vs
work shall be reA done, and our prices rsasoaa-
Bile and regular That the pubic NAV nos O.
misguided, we deem it proper here 10 state
what our average prices Of plain painting on
new work, shall be per square yard: First coat
8 cts. second coat IA cts. third cost 10 cta n
our work after proper inspection is not found e
be done in good and faithful mannsf, we VIII
forfeit the work. All we ask 10 ttial. ,efsf
SAMUEL BuRDETT. s..
A'9'-' ~'- = FDwA ARD Il ciIAMExR0.
y lIonton. Jan anYy 21k; ijs3.2 .2@ st'-as 4.
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1853-03-29
Mining In Connecticut.

The old silver and lead mine at Mid.
dlctown, Conn. is about to be worked Wig.
orously. The report of the State gcolo.
gist corcering it is very favorable. The
vein in the shaft is three feet vide, and
carries, it is believed, thirty or forty oun.
cos OF silver TO the ton. About fifteen
hundred feet Of old drifts have been clear.
ed out, and present very promising up.
ances. The mine has recently been sold
for $4,000. DR.. Franlor, the mineral
ogist, who made the discovery Of the great
value ofthc mine, cleared for his part the
sum of $4,000. The new company has
organized with capital Of 5000 ,OOO.--
Robert Bayard is President, and Dwih
Johnson Secrc,ary--boih of The city OF
New York. The company will put on
at once force of some two hunlrcl
men.
CALLS FROM THE HAnYEss OR SAD.
DLE.-Mujor Long in his written and
valuable account of his exhibition to the
Rocky Mountain, said that his party
found white lead m listened with milk
to succeed better than anything else in
preventing the bad effects of gals on
their horses backs, in hcir latiguins
march over the plains that border the
mountains. Its effects in smooihna
the Ifrilale AMI lnGamcl surface was
admirable Il
MysrENIEs Of SADAEss.-Nho that
lea IS The following beautiful passale
llom an accompiishc writer will not
bear witness TO the correctness OF the de.
scrlPtion! Who hath not bad experience
as 'hus tru'hiuIIy portrayed?
"Ihere is mysterious feeling that (re.
qucnlly passes like a cloud over the spir.
is. 1t comes upon ihe soul in the aha
an,i silent retreats OF solitude.
Its powers are alike supreme over the
weak ana iron.hear,c,. At one time, it
Is caused b! the hu',cfin, OF sli. ic
thoue hl acorss the mina' a sound will
come booming over the ocean Of memory
gloomy ana solemn as The death kneli
overwhelming all the bri ht hopes and
sunny feelings Of the heart. Who can
describe it? an yet who has not felt It's
bewiidering influence Still us deli.
cious piece of sorrow; and like cloud
the sunshine on the river al.
though causing momcnlary shade OF
gloom, it embraces the beauty OF return
ing brightness"
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1853-03-29
Notice,

Office Iron Railroad Company,
lronlnn Ohio, March iih, 1852.
y NoTiCL is Lorohy -iv,n llur the annual
! Y meeting Of Tie StockLoidorS of the iron
Raj rnat Company for Election OF Directors &C.
wi'i be hcd a the office OF the Company On the
ArSl Monday ,lth, Of April ncNi.
BY order of Board of Directors
SAN l. RICHARDS, Secretary.
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1853-03-29
Dir. SLOAN, R.,slDEyT DENTIST,
-ugm & xrenr rra-s!o-vs.ro


.e..-s.r~:. HAVING made himself thorouphl,
issS-s I., acquainted with all The recent I'M.
"tLLTND rrovcmcntS il tic AT, together
with the experience "l i've years practice in
varioNS paris Of thc Union, warrants Inn IN say
Ing that ali OPERATIONS entrusted 10 his care Will
he performed IN The most careful and scientific
hl""h"f an" warranted 10 prove satisfactory in
every instance.
Reference To those wl. m he has had the
E'nnr oi serving in His vicinity, Will sneak
IN f' tavorably Of his work than any atv.rt
mem plssh., can.
Specimens oi workmanship can be seen at
his Office in the east enl Of the Union D.ocl,
over SIlvcrman Clothing Store.
Persons residing in town or in the corntrv
viii be waited on ut their residences if desired.
Charges moderate.
-REFERiN NCI s.
!! O willard. Lnntou Root scot. Nj. Vernon
j. y. Ricnry. do Rev. \. Hartw.il in
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lDDDEJ AN1.D 9.;lD.2ys,5,

II THE undersigned arc now recciv.
II ing large md general assortment
Of BOOTS and sK0Es, OF almost every style anil
yo:icty, constituting one Of the best aud most
diversified stocks in Cincinn.i. Also, a gencr.
al assortment Of Panama, Leghorn aud Palm
HATS, recently purchased from the manufac.
tHrerS Eas al the lowest prices, TO which thsy
are adding general and extensive assortment
OF custom work Of all kinds in requsition.
They will, there fore, be prepared TO offer 10
'puniry Merchants, and 10 the city trade, an
assortment not cXceiled in the West to which
they respectfully solicit the attention Of pun.
GhaScrS generally.
J. Il A. SIMpkINSON.
Sign big yr'oe Boat No. 80 L1,rer Market,
thec., hetneen Main nr!Syramorr,
5'mir ... Cincinnati Ohio.
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1853-03-29
R. y. s ELL i RS
MUCH USED AND uIGHLy POPLAR
.gAnl!llLY NL.B,DIglII.S!J,
SELLERS CELEBRATED
LIVER PILLS.

Whirh sf1na Tn"qnalcd by ann Medicine Lnov.r
.for IN" Cure Of Lircr Complaints end oihcr Dis
enSea 0rising Jrom drongcd siate Of Tic Lrrr
TINS Medicine hes been in public use abou,
iIlteen years, and has acquired Il reputation Gp,
curng The Liver Complaint which has ncyr,
been eqnallod by any remedy heretofore offered
10 the public.
AS an Anti Billions or PurGativc Pin they arC
unsurpassed, and are The original, only truc and
genuine Liver Pills. '"'
the subscriber would fell nggreived 10 be
even suspected Of the intention to obtain for tho
LlVff PiIl any unfair advantage of he bnLlc. or
"I seeking inf II any share Of confidence 10
"Iich II mas not Just and fall claim
non lie undertook to prepare ami vcnd this
n,"'r'nc' ASIDE from the regular practice, 10
Wh'ch ne cniways dcicrs.) no phi was known 10
w pnpilc haP'ng 'ny fair pict,nscns to give
Fc!iel N diseases Of the liver.
For his disc asc il had long been succoqsc,Il,
."poy,a IN private practice, ana was given 10
'he pubic Wlb such directions and prrcoitiou,
as III g!t render it Of extensive bru,,it. and ,h"
result oi i'3 employment Las irlly sustained lis
tcPulatlon and increased his con nidencc IN lis
JnSi eva ms ~ hr regarded ~ the only ujlI de-
serving 10 be called "rHr !nvHn pili..''
tlncc 'ihG Liver Pill'' has been submitted 10
P1bhr attention. the whole country has been al
'h"Sl hrol''M with pills ofyaricd homes nnl II .
h'St universal prclenSIOLG. The intelligent
P'"i' WIZ draw Us o"r nl,rcurrs rom thc
means and extraordinary efforts pursued tomnke
lh'St operations prolific; we conEdeutialy ry
pcci Tie Liver Pr toSlryiye tLcin all Can.
lth' with ths aSsilnnrr, we Shall continue in
r"iSiic HAT course, and hold thal ianQuaru re- i.
SptctIhg item which We can iusifry 70 ol,r own
%rnse "' H!ty Snd 10 the gDoi sense Of he piblc:
haYi'S no wish 10 impose upon the ignorant,
fit. "'''"'' 'E'''
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TEAS.

tnG haiCiIESrS. nud Quarters. Of
W. IMPERIAL. GC%rOWDTV
lptNn iti"DN. and BLACK TGASr
some "i which IS very nnc---wc think a better
article than las ever been Offered fir sde in this
E"'hci; all Of which we will SCH very low.
OshEs d BtSEEh,
mar II No /, Buckeye Block.
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1853-03-29

sN .s.Jsaan4G9 hna ist.g.l .NiIL{E
x'o9 = VIA ~ I % ,tsiiitss sg 4
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1853-03-29

f". several years past have sold the various
preparations OF Dr. X, T.. Sellers both AT whole.
Sale ana Retail, and they have with scarcely an
,AcI Nv, Ipton' gwen satisfaction To the purchasers
'"us"H ir m the reports Of those " h0 have used
'"t'Ii ana what have seen Of their effect,
COZ der them excellent medicines
Yours, j. p. SHAW, Druggist, IrontJn, o.
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SP Rim @ 000bSs-
U II 8BEsDs II

ws'S.;;:,%.!'::a;ys2 ws'S.I;;:,%.!'::a;ys2 6 BAG sSEzaS,
South East Craer Of Main end Fourth Strss,s,
IA GIN CNNATI, gs4, a.
HAvE now in Store large and splendid y.
I sarment Of
Sop'e and Fancy Dry Goods
To which constant addition will he medc
ihronehontth Season. Having the advantage Of
enabled tlierby 10 keep our stock supplied with
The nerest and most durable Siyles- Purchasers
are invited to give our stock M inspection before
purchasing--our terms will I've rery faoUnJie.
WENTWORTH Il BROTHERS.
S. Z. cor. Main & Fourth sia Cincinnati, y.
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1853-03-29
Mir. Shaw, sir,

'Ai' oHdN, SIT,
fcel il q duty that owe TO N,
itii"w sufferers. 10 SAFE that | have cynericnn
t" great relief from the use of DR.. Sc;lers Ljr
" i"s. have suffered severely with lbe Ty
sf coihp!aiil for several years, so much 50 tia
oo'n h!!Sea and friends have thought that
oo|'" hn' survive but short timc. Much mon
:, Huu ncth expended IN The cndcayor to pro
t"ic teilel lF.m the regular physicians, bni al
~ 'aiii-'S last rCsofl nn The recommendation
O, my brother, procured some Of sellers Liver
+ ''iS at your store, AMI found great relief from
,Hr'f use, and IN the continued Use oi thym slnc.
nave ahIoa! entirely recovered !ny health.
HANNAH CDMpSWON.
an The husband Of Hannah {. mvson.--
ih!hk sellers Pills sup, rior medicine, and be
utHe that they were the means orsaving m,
"llcS life 49,
JACOB COMpSTON.
!ronIon, March 1853.
fot sale, Wholesale and retail by
MOXLEi u BARBER.
And JOSEPH L. SHAW,
lfonion, March 1858.
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LAND WARRANTS VaHTED.

NA$iI given for Land Warrants. Enquire al
Y Iron Bank.
JAMES o. WILLARD.
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1853-03-29

VII. Il. y. Sellers, DGAn Sin: We have sold
~, ,"'@' amount OF y"rp,p lai ElEily medicines
lhr increased dcmlud for them. tesiiGry I, t,,rir
sehtFo! 'St. They seem to give general sat,s.
faction. Yours. '''''''
MOXLEY & BARBER
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1853-03-29

HD In another column of our paper
is an advertisement OF the we'll known
business house Of OAKEs & BusKrRK, a,
No. 1, of the new Buckeye Block, n,
Portsmouth. We notice their Adver.
tisemcnt in large number of our ex.
changes. They have the reputation by
those who know them best, of being
straightforward men, who deal on the
square. Their continued success is one
Of the best indications Of their upright
business character.
They can supply from their ample
store, an almost unlimited demand.-
We have often heard it said that they
always give good measure, anl deal just
as fairly TO those who send bills to them,
as If they were there to trade for them.
selves. Again, they are clever men,
and appreciate the friendship of those
who favor them with their custom.
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1853-03-29

Administrator, wild
! 0w, and heirs nt law,
of Hugh Crawford de-
ceased.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-05-04
Court OF Special Sessions

Before Judge Beebe, Aldermen Compton and Ward.
MAY 8-The Court opened ts morning at nine O'Clock
but no business Of interest was transacted
SENTENCES.
Assault and Batay.-A man named Charles Moore was
charged with assautng woman named Susan Gilbert
by striking her. knocking her down. and kicking her in
violent manner.
Susan Gilbert being sworn deposei -That the day
the assault the prisoner cause spoke proane Ian
guage to her. and her he then kicked and
tore her hair her husband to brighten the prisoner
of the house, fred off q revolver against the ceiling.
Caroline Lewis being deposed-That the prisoner
used insulting language towards the complainant and
that he also knocked her down. pulled her hair and kick
ed her. the complainant going to strike the prisoner
with stick after he had struck her the defendant pull
led out of Der hands the husband Of the fred
pistol great crowd of people then congregaed and
veral Of them cried, Shoot him, meaning to kill the
prisoner.
Bridget Rcart corroborated the testimony of the first
witness.
Charles Gilbert the husband of the woman being sworn
dposed-hat on the day OF the the prisoner
used insulting language towards the complainant, his
wife; witness requested him to STOP but he did not; he
then caught his wife and hurt her. pulling around the
room by the hair of her head witness tried to to
the rescue of his wife, but held him tight that
ne could not get away in time as soon as the man
leased him. he got pistol loaded with powder and fred
it of to scare the prisoner out Of the house.
The prisoner was then sworn, and made quite DIFF
feTsnt statement from that Of other witnesses.
The Judge then fined him $40 for the offence.
man named John Keller was sentenced to the peni-
Tertiary for two months for stealing gold coin and bank
bills, Of the value of sla, from George Heater.
William Burt senterc ed to the pententiary for
three MONTHS for stealing watch valued at s25 the
property of Anthony And1oss
False Prctences "A man named Abraham Feutchwanger
sentenced be imprisoned in the penentiary for
six months for defrauding tailor, named Ulrch Lam
line out Of two unmade coats, which the prisoner OBJ
tanned by representing himself tailor Accordingly,
the complainant gave the prisoner the coats to make,
but he did not return Them and afterwards found out
that the prisoner in the habit Of obtaining goods
from other people in the same manner.
The Court then adjourned until Friday morning at nine
o'clock
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-05-04

Before Judge Beebe Aldermen Peck and Cornell.
MAY3-The court opened this morning at IL o'clock. The
nineteen being present The following gentlemen all
sworn in the usual form the grand jury for the May
term Joseph B. Brewster, foreman, Henry M,Cadden
Maurice Kerrigan, William Winnaus James HanniRan.
John b. Brown, Stephen Botsford, Charles Baker, Ma
thss Clark, Albert Hon. G. R. Jaques, Lorenzo Noses
Patrick Mulvhil James Nash, Atchson Smith Daniel A.
Loker, Isaac Walton John Wright and James Wright.
Judge Beebe then charged the jury He said he glad
that on the calendar there but small number of
cases There were only thirty but he sorry to
see that there five OF assault and battery with
intent to kill Notwithstanding the endeavors Of the
District Attorney the number of sabbDg has fear
fully increased There also Of granddaughter
His charge to them would be very brief Tho should
be tried by them in as rapid manner possible He
called their attention to all public places of
He also directed their attention the manner in which
houses were built for the poor class of people.
high with narrow hail. If FIRE should happen to take
place in such buildings oss OF life would Of
He thought that the gre nd jury should not be the
ones to prosecute individuals There certain things
that the law required him to charge the jury with-1s
usury Those who lent money required by law not
to charge more than per cent Again, the sub
relation to that mater Again. the subject of lottery
policies By law all persons holding lottery Offices we're
guilty of misdemeanor The proceedings Of grand jury
supposed to be secret and private; but If
known that all he said in short time known outside
OF the With these remarks he closed his charge
The District Attorney then and said that it would
be impossible for the grand jury to meet with him until
Wednesday, his Office not in a good condition. and
his one in the Park without any locks on the
doors.
doubt would have occasion to be absent on account Of
their changing their places Of residence and the Dis
ic Attorney not ready to receive them he thought
that would be more convenient for them to wait until
Wednesday.
The Court then adjourned until Thursday morning.
there being no cases ready for trial.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-05-04

LANDLORD AND TENANT-CONsTRUCTI0N OF LEASE.
MAY 2.-Sdnuel f. Co,cdrey against Charles Curtin
This application by Mr. Cowdrey, for warrant to
remove Mr.. Curtin the tenant, from premises No 1873
Pearl street in this city It appears from the landlords
affidavit that on March 1882 Eliza Cowdrey, the then
owner leased the house and lot of land No. 1893 Pearl
street by written agreement to Charles Curtin tho
tenant for the term of three years. from May 1s 1852
which lease contained the following clause: In Of
sale of the said premises this lease is to at the
option Of the purchaser after the expiration of the first
year, upon two months notice being given to (the
or my assigns previous to the first day Of May in
any year. That the first day of January
last the said Eliza Cowdrey sold and conveyed tho sold
premises to Samuel +. Cowdey the present landlord
and that the day the said Samuel +. Cowdrey
gave written notice to the tenanhat the said lease
will be terminated by he purchaser) on Ithe first
day of May hen) next and that the said tenant holds
and ntnues of the said premises after
the expiration Of his term and the landlord asks for
warrant to put him in possession of the premises The
tenant denies that his term expired The Judge de-
cded that the tenants term had not expredthat every
subsequent year meant the second third year of the
term and not the first commended by the landlord
and, therefore, refused to grant the application
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-05-04

BoWKRY THKAIxx-Mrs A. Parker's benefit IL 70 tske
IDent provided unusually attractive oomprisia he
tragedy of sJane Shore, the comedy OF the Love
Chase and the popular ., am, Of the Daughter Of the
strength OF the company.
BROADWAY TuKATRE-Shakspeare's tragedy OF "Mac-
BETH is to be repeated this evening at the Broadway
which Mr.. Forrest will sustain the part of Macbeth
being the fifty sixth night of his present engagement
lie will be supported by Messs Conway Barry, Davidge
Whiting, Pope, and Mime. Penisi.
BURROWS THEATRE Continues comedy entitled
"a Bold Stroke for Husband" is to be produced to-
night at Burons The cast embraces the names Of Bur
Skerrett The very laughabe farce of "Poor Picoddy
will be the terminating feature.
NATIONAL THEArRE.-Mr. II. A. Perry, the young Ameri
can trsgedian is announced to appear as Romeo this
grand NEUROLOGICAL specta Of the Armorer of Tyre or
the Oracle and its Priest will also be given, Mr. Jones
sustaining the part of Clio.
wALIAoK's THEArRETwo very attractive pieces are to
be given at Waacks this evening" in which nearly all
the comedians will appear. The commencing piece win
be the comedy of She Stops to Conquer This will be
followed by overture by the orchestral and the whole
will terminate with the petite comedy Of the young
Scamp"
titled the Maniac Lover and "Eveeen Wilson," toge
ther with the auebable pantomime OF "Mons Duchalu
meau," the pieces selected for this evening at this
prosperous little theatre.
AMERICAN MUsEUM.--The successful domestic drama of
the "Wsw Copse" to be represented both this after
noon and evening, at the Museum, in which Mr.. c. W.
Clarke, Mr.. Hadaway, and Miss Messenger will appear.
FRANooNI's HIPPoDRoME-The performances to be
given this afternoon and evening at this establish
ment comprise, among other attractive features, the
Grand Tournament La Course Gree, - 'La Trapaze,"
the Steeple Chase, and the grand .Chariot Race
CRcUs-The propretors Of the Bowery Amphithestre
have provided another exceedingly attractive programme
Of equestranism for this evening.
CnRsTY's OPERA HousR -Christy's favorite band Of
instrels offer varied and attractive for
night. Mr. L. Crowell the treasurer of this establish
ment is to take his annual benefit Saturday evening
next.
WooDs MINISTRIES give well selected programme of
performances for this evening" comprising singing
dancing, instrumental solos, and buresques.
OwENe ALPINE RAMBIB.-Mr. Ovens entertainment
continues to attract large assenblages
PROF. HELLER advertses a coed selection OF necroman
tic feats for this evening.