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Mines and Mining.

Below will be found the report of the President to the
shareholders of the vanderburg Mining Company This
is another North ona company, working apparently
for gold and copper together Most readers will be rather
inclined to mstrus the coue de tone of the report
There not many properties in the world which would
Mr. Furniss's descriptop-and fourteen copper
Veins ali superior to the Phoenix, together with any
quantity of sands, worth 50 bushe for god to say
thing Of the splendid wheat and corn comprise aggre
gate Of not often met with in this sphere We
hope Mr. Furnisss sanguine pes may be realized not
only for the sake OF the company but also for the credit
of the large number Of people whose aatterng predictions
he complacenty records. But we cannot help think
ing that mining reports to be eloquent should be
matter Of fact possible and that that very deceptive
tenHe-the utureshOud never be employed, except to
state the result of mathematical calculation
The mining world has been generally quiet during the
week. The bulk of the sales at the board been of
Utter which has recently become popular with nut any
very tangible that have discovered for the
change Gold Hill has sold freely at 3 T. In conse-
qu.nce Of the dividend. few sales Of Fulton at and
IL have been made but there is demand speak of
for it. lot of Phoenix gold went off At u 10 the early
part OF the week. Saturday. 600 shares fetched
to This is we believe less than the amount paid In
The small lots Of Mc(ulloch that are on the market are
readily taken up at last quotations Potosi lead sells at
par, and cannot easily be got Very few of the good
Lake Superior companies in the market at all. We
have beard of being offered for Albion but speak
with certainty the point The Minnesota AXE dvi-
dend Of $40 shortly. The managers of the St. Lawrence
Lead which has been long out Of sight, promise
ter time coming.
Lehigh zinc and North Carolina copper advanced ON
Saturday. The stringency in the money market Goes
not affect unavoraby mining stocks as other fances
1t does not take much oney To carry them and the
probability OF their being the first that will
the depression influences holders withdraw from the
market.
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MINING BOARD, NOVEMBER 5.
To tho Directors and Stockholders of the
Vandcrburg Mining Company.


Gentlemen.- The property owned by this company is
situated in the County OF Csbars and 10 the State Of
North Carolina about twenty five miles from the town Of
Charlotte The examination of the mine PERSONAL and
having satisfied myself by actual survey of the
the surface and entry into the niue fully
to copr all the previous statement that have made
by Profess Emmons in his report by Mr. Hodges from
observation, and by DR.. Chiffon from analysis.
Acc Impaired by practical mealargst and Mr. Walter
Smith and the head Cornish miner descended to the
level Of $50 Feet and there specimens from the
rock Itself
vein is of excelert character and will pay for all the
expenses Of working the NINE There be doubt Of
the richness OF the copper vein The gold will
81 per he'll and il richer than the generality Of
the gold bearing quartz rocks IN California. There
less Than fourteen veins of copper heir lands
ii not superior " the Phenix which reach
ing this property Not satit6ed with sight of the vein
which about inches wide panned Of the
pieces which had been taken out and found them to ye
over " per bushel This veiE may be considered
strong and likely to hold out There about twenty
men al work, besides the manager.
am therefore not only satisfied of the value of this
property, but convinced, from the reputation this
mine has not only from dsntefested parties in this
neghborhood, but throughout the State that have
one of the most valuable and reliable operties in the
State.
With the aid Of economy, judgment and Skill in the
administration and management, the vanderburg will
yield very large return to the parties interested
There great features of rtany about its holding
out is accessible to the Southern Railroad There is
fine stream on the premises. the sands of which, If
PANIED, would yield very handsome return Of
shilDgs per bushel. The land is good for wheat and
corn sufficient to supply the wants Of the laborers and
the location better ada pted on account of its healthy
climate facility Of working richness of yield, and
tanty holding out for the purposes Of mining than any
Other properly in the STA g.
One noticeable fact which struck the character
Of the vein wa, that the Tyroesn miners the
mire bad saved up their earnings for the purchase of
similar piece Of property in the neghborhood and the
testimony Of all parties with whom talked that
there was no doubt that the Vanderburg good and
valuable property. WIN. FURNISS,
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CITY TRADE REPORT.

SATURDAY, Nov. % r. u.
AsHssome 80 bbls' changed hands at IS SO for both
sorts per leo lbs.
Neutrality-suspicious. was less in demand and about
12bc per Dbl lower The dsy q business included II
bhls ssour at 50 IS 50; superfine No at So 81 X
81 t2, ordinary to choice State, at So sly 81 12k
grades at rropotonate figures The sales Of Canadian
reached 5000 bbls superfne, In bond, at 81 We
heard that 8 200 bbls. Southern purchased, at
81 l2a 81 3Ih FOX mixed TO favorte, and 81 81
" b2ls FOR fancy. Rye four retsed at S. for fine,
and 50 o7 for superfne per Dbl Jersey cornmeal
in diminished supply, and less needed but ruled pretty
firm The operations comprised So 600 bushels at 81 10
81 80 Tor prim Genesee white 81 Is 81 IS for Western
do 81 eSa 81 20 for CeHadsn do in bond and 81 ~ for
Inferior Western red Rye dearer; 200 bushels
allied s5c Barley and oats varied little Corn de-
cidedy more valuable The business consisted Of 81 900
bushels at 76c IKE for unseund 7Sc Soc for mixed
Southern and Western, and &C. for yellow Southern
Co11oS-Ibe days ales amounted to 1917 bales in
ciudirg 40 for export 425 for home USE and 122 TO
sreculstors Market unchanged.
FRfIGurs-Engsgements were light, but Arm. To
Liverpool about l5 600 bushels wheat taken 3d.
in bulb, aud 900 bbs flour, at 3s Cd. To Londsn so
terces taow engaged at 40s per ton and so bbs
poashes a 36s eco boxes cheese at Co., and $50 bbs
Hour ~ ts Wheat was at lSd; Though previous, room
which had been engaged by shipper could not
supply the grain, transferred the TO another ship
per who had the grain to go forward at 14a 10 bulk,
and l5d in bsgs There was change in rates to Havre
which were at 24c. Tor wheat and 600 for -four. To
California, rates quiet 1t 55c. &c. and in
clippers advanced in loading, soc. demanded
fRoykIoSs-Pork did not vary much. The sales In.
cluded 500 bills, at $17 IS $16 SIX for mess, and
$l2 9ox $l3 for prime About 200 bbls. lard fetched
1lc II nc per H. The sacs Of beef en- bracsd 76 bbls
rev, hs only Kind freely dealt In at 50 50 so
for prime sill 80 a sl2 for country msss, and sl3
Sl3 rs for city CO. No ssental change be noticed in
butter or cheese.
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According to returns at the Treasury Department the
value Of the portion Of the cotton crop OF the United
States exported during the year ending the 30th
June last S09 600 600 against $S7 600 600 worth
ported during the year ending on the 3oth of june 1852
Figures like hess tell the tale Of countrys Industrial
progress most forcibly.
The capitol Of the State of Tennessee now near com.
pleon Is said TO be Of the finest buildings in the
world. Its csst Is million Of dollars It Is built OF
solid limestone taken from near the hill on which it
stands. The roof ia of Tennessee "copper" and the
Speakers stand OF marble quarried in that State
The Injunction against the Pittsburg and Seubenve
COMPANY, to prevent its construction through
the state OF Virginia. the Pan Handle as it is
termed has been dismissed, and the work will progress
II viii be prepared for the in the course Of the
ensuing six months
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to take this stock at these pce in times like the present
The sales given above amount to fifteen thousand shares
The difference these operations against the purchasers
amounts to less than hundred and twenty five thou
sand dollars The losses these operations and the pay
ment Of the kting drafts issued and used by the
specializing clique, will trouble them some before they
through with the matter. Other parties deeply
involved by their purchases of other fancy stocks and
the prospects are by means fatterng. The bear in
terest is strong and good yet. The margin some
stocks ia still wide enough to satisfy any ordinary Ape
te and there operators who have abiding faith in
the and lever principle.
The outward movement of specie last week large.
From Philadelphia the export has been larger than usual
The steamship City Of Manchester, from that port
for Liverpool carried out $4,000 in specie From this
port the exports have been annexed -
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NIBLo's CONCERT SALOON ANB BALL ROOM NAY
IN now b enssgSd for

This magnificent Saloon with the richly furnishsd parts
And acknowledged 70 Be Of the per
feet ball rosms In the scony while The Supper RssA and
Concert Saloon Nbloe has always hold Ne At
in public favor, and - finely IroporcneA room, w th
artist.. Including Madame sontss one Ball. 0ottsehs and
ample accommodation for twelve hundred psrssns with
passage wky and ample Of enteanss and
egreee.
careful sugsrvisc. a.d van ts:d srssnssnsa shss
puarity will No ridy carried heretofore
BUT parties character will be treated WITH
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WALLACK's THEATRE
w CARD.
THE PUBLIC IS RESPECTFULLY INFORMED
MONDAY EVENING, NOVEMBER 7,
PRODUCED
AN ENTIRELY NEW COMEDY IN THREE ACTS,
LOVE AND MONEY;
THE SCHOOL FOR sCHEMING,
Revised and Altered from she Original,
By THE AUTHOR,
DION BOURCICAULT, ESQ,
Author Of Londan Assurance" Old Heads and Young
Hearts," Used Up" &C.;
and now
PnopucEp FIRST TIME, FORM,
COUNTRY.
LvIu FPioy, D. ~
The Hon Claude Plantaganet MI. BroughAm
yoo ?! ker M Lsne
Maven hcton; mr MY holos
lhnms; mr: nicnaras
Tbs Hon. Helen Plsntsgenet .MsssKeeno
Rose Lawless, Pupil Of Mrs Fox French Mrs Stevens
Baroness do. 800, Mrs. Conoyer
Lady Augusta do. Mrs. II. b. Phillips
Matilda do. J. Miss Esmonde
Sally sipgleheart lodging housekeeper Mrs Brougham
After which, the ,avcrte faro: Of A'' 's"''1
MR. AND MRS p. WHITE.
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THE EGYPTIAN CoLLECTloN.-A DESIRE TO SH
tain this collection In the ,sy having been publicly
pressed Dr. Abbott his Museum for Season.
afford all opportunity OF VISITING his attractive
hibtion, Open from A. Il until 10 p. n Admission, %
cents. SS9 Hroadvay
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FIRE IN PALMYRA, MISSOURI On the Goth ult.
me Post once, and all the frame boasss on each side
eight In number were burned TO the ground No letters
sen b obtained. The mail from the East was saved
There was quite excitement in the town and much
gmysthy for the sufferers No one injured.
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A RNOLDs OLYMPIC THEATRE, BALTIMORn-
"A Stars visiting Baltimore, wishing TO play At this esl
Baltimore, Nd.
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In the month of November, 1852 the total export OF
specie from this port only $500 49, This year. in
the first week, it has been nearly double that
The aggregate this year likely to be much in excess of
last
The earnings Of the New Haven Railroad Company, in
October amounted to 3252 SO in October, 1862,
s04, 524 81 and in October, 1851, s57, 900 SO.
The earnings of the Rome aud WATERFOWL Railroad Com
paDy for the years ending September &c. 1852 and 1883
II
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Total. 249
The principal items of import during the week
foowssegars ssl5ss; madder $685. raisin' $751;
$751; iron $780, $751; railroad ron slo7s7s tin 1854 $751;
sugars Sls4so4; tea SIS l4o. The above total is small
for the The value of exports including specie
the time will exceed the imports by perhaps half
million Of dollars.
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Showing an increase this year of Sill 49, nearly
fifty cent The total of the road and equipment
to the Both September last, was 81, 1857, e9l 81.
The annexed statement exhibits the quantity and vaus
of articles other than foreign dry goods ported into
this port during the week ending and including Friday
Nov. 4, 1863
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CIRcUs:-NEw YORK ANPHITHEATRE, NO. =

0kAND OPENING OF THE SEASON
AMERICAN AND EUROPEAN TROUPES COMBINED.
The proprstors Of New York Amphithetre have the
honor to the opening their extensive equestrian
establishment for the winter season,
ON MONDAY EVENING, now
with the following dstn gushsd American and EuropsaA
TALENT
MADAME FRANCONI,
from the Circus Oympique Par being her nrst appear
in America.
MONS. CHIARINI,
fem Franeonps Hippodr,me and his beautiful horses
Prince and Don Juan.
THE NICOLOS,
from Beutley's Royal Amphitheatre London with his high
ly accomplished Juvenile Artstes Also Mr. Jp Nathans
Miss Emma Nathans, Master Phlo, and
SAN LATHR0P, AS CLOWN.
Boxes, % cents Pit 21a cents Reserved Seats 50 cents
Afternoon performance on Wednesdays and Saturdays
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RARNUMS AMERICAN MUSEUM.-P. L. BAREuM
Proprietor land Manager; John Greenwood, Assistant
Manager; c. W Clarke, Director of Amuscments.
First week Of the new and intensely interesting
AMERICAN MORAL DRAMA.
in FIVE parts, entitled
UNCLE TOMS CABTN;
Or, LFE AMONG THE Lowf.y.
Originally Dramatzod upwards Of eighteen months ayo
pressly tor this establishment j. Conway Esq from
the popular and world renowned work of Mrs HARRIET
BEEoHEn stowe; This piece has boon ia preparation
here and under rehearsal during the last twenty weeks
and is now produced with ORIGINAL MUSIC, cnoRusEs
AMovING PANORAMIC pIoRAMA, and ether expensive and
highly effective auxiliaries.
New and Extensive Scenery. by Delamere
The piece produced uuder the immediate di.
ton OF. W. Clarke
EVERY EVEN NC THIS WEEK. At SEVEN o'cLocK, ALSO
ON WEDNESDAY AND SAruRD Y AFTERNOONS,
AT 21s O'CLOCK,
From Monday November TO Saturday, November L. 1853
To commence with an amusing aud az proprate
ETHIOPIAN MEDLEY OVERTURE.
After which.
TOMS AEIN.
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TTNCLE TOMS CABIN FESTIVAL AT PURDYS
~ National Thsatre on Thursday next. Being the
ONE HUNDkEDTH NIGHT

| IOMS CABIN FESTIVAL AT fUhOxS
~ National Thsatre, Thursday next. Being the
ONE HUkDREDTH NIGHT OF
this the Manager has resolved TO celebrate
1t especial during the whole and evening
THE POWERFUL NATIONAL aRASS BAND,
under the direction Of ohm Schiche Esq will performer
the front balcony q the theatre commencing At
tho morning In the afterpson commencing ut O'Clock
extra performance Of
UNCLE TOMS CABIN
will be siyen with all the neyy introduced scenes, music
allegory, 10
At 6 O'Clock In the evening,
A GRAND DISPLAY OF FIREWORKS
will be given in front Of the and underline
direction Of Isaac Edge, Jr. Esq, Of Jersey City,
The celebrated DRUMAoNp LIGHT win Also DO 81.
hbtd from the the theatre the whole evening,
under the direction Of Professor Grant.
And atty o'clock in the evening" will be performed for the
ONE HUNDRETH NIGHT, THE GREAT
UNCLE T0AS CABIN,
alton wh,h will continued Evening
and every Wednesday and Saturday afternoons during the
ainder OF the year 1858
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I M AnA GIFTS FOR TIE PE0PLE.-PERHAW'e
lUU.UUU GIFT ExHIBIrIoNs or THE
SEVEN MILE MIRROR
OF THE GREAT LAKES, NIAGARA FALLS, &C.,

~~~--~s
ACADEMY HALL, 66S BROADWAY.
Gift tickets admitting four persons and ensurng one share
:. ~ '' iSSecooS Gifts, ONLY ONE DOLLAR
ss sas that y its
A farm in Burlington county, New Jersey, containing
ssAsss Win sSt assss ana ss.!
a sn
access to every hour in the day either By railroad
Of one shoussnd two hundred trees, On which thos.
sands Of bushels Of peaches have been raised this
Any inssrna tisn about the fars s.a be given
James N. Farrand, Assembly Buildings, Philadel-
The celebrated tretns horse Telegraph, who tros
seen 1t the Franklin House, Phiiadephis, valued
Five Pianos worth $500 each 400
Five Pianos worth s. $500 each :; Il. n..c Iso0
and piano store Of Horace waters SIS Broadway. ~,
oSs SunsTsd Gsa Pr. ana s:ss:: worth Is each. "a,
One hundred for Hats Genin. (oeiebrassd .o
Five sSosssn d. Gold Penn. 81 100
bs7 Hand Books describing tho Seven Nile Mirror 600
One hundred Thousand aifss valued sT.6sl
In # e. 70
holders in suitable place in The city
IT,
ea ss
q Tie vi dstsisass n: 81:
may dsssrmns upon suSssrS,r: residing
s:y as'a pr
tsibuon And whatever fall TO their share will % for
H:3 il isss
s s b duly %Sr the principal papers pub
sss As.s.ny Han sss Broadway
M Gds fRaA tickets y $500 T.
v'Fy r Ss nns :s'ss and u
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TTNCLE TOMS CABIN.-STRANGERS AND CITI
~ informed that the National Theatre is the
only place in New York wi version Of this celebrated
play be witnessed.
After 1t having been performed at the Troy Museum 100
hts produced by Mr. Pnrdy his theatre situated
Chatham street Roosevelt aud has been
every and Saturday aternoon with youth
wonder little Cordca Howard, the Eva" Of which she
10 the original in America
This to cauien tho that any other piece
cd from any other establishment in New York is
sion. G.. L. AIKEN.
Author Of Uncle Toms Cabin performed the National
Theatre New York. and where IL will be continued every
evening and Wednesday aud Saturday afternoon dur
ing the remainder of the 1853
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ADVERTISEAENTS RENEWED EVERY DAY.
sRE FIFTH. SIXTH AND SEVENTH PAGES.
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ADJUSTMENTS.


- T,oT~ ~, -
u ~ SiTRoPoLrTAN HALL.
yuLLItE respectfully announces, that In passing
comprising many Il the
Gems THE SEASON,
"A''A W." TUESDAY YES tS' EVENING. NOVEMBER
Overture. Dor Frsjsehuss'. ..wsbs,
Themes selected from the Opera composed 1'A''
symphoaym-ss The Adasio in A from the SYMPHONY
Grand Aria and Brant Variations nV.. ProoS
M'dlle Anna Zerr.
The Solos and Cadensas performed by Herr Kunig.
On Themes selected from Beiiniis opera Of
La Somnambula"
Signor Bottesini.
Quadrue fatonal-The American. julien
Grand Operate Selections and Fantasia . .MeyerbeeY
From the Opera Of Les Huguenots,"
ranged by n. Julien.
Song-"Pye been Roaming. E. Horn
Symphony" The Scherzo Assa Yivact". .Nendelssohp
From tho Symphony Syn q IN Minor generally
Polka. Les Echo du Mont Blancn julien
introducing tho Alpine Horn, RAM dos
Yaches and Echo,n
Performed by Herr Kong.
Solo, Flnte-Original Theme, with brilliant varia:
Rscicrs, t6rst Flute to the king 81 Besiu@ I'A'''
Galop-" Tho Amazon and Tiger. julien
Descriptive OF iger Hunting in South Africa.
numssiSn. rlity Cent?
Secured Seats viii be numbered and through
music stores Of S. G. Joie 300 Broadway; Hall Son, a
Broadw and Van Norden King 45 Wall street; in the
evening at the Hall.
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A CARD WE, THE UNDERSIGNED MEMBERS on
IA the original Chrsty Mnstels having informed
that and reports have been
to the Mr. Edwin p Chrsty regard 70
welfare We all feel kindly interested for leaving this
pany merely ASSERT to our personal knowei Mr. Ed
tended to tho said Harrington kind liberal
treatment and during his recent ness
was TO him all that friend sou be cases. And
We also written documents and
Received from dwn Christy for hsown and purposes
drawa from the company period Of two years and eisht
mont the OF nineteen hundred and eighty
dollars, GgSO) We make the above statement II faots
wthon, solicitation on the part Of Mr. Ed yin Chrty,
parts towards manager in whole employ many Of M
have been for past and whose beraty
Is proverbal among those acquainted with him,
Earl H. Pierce, Lewis Mairs
J, bp VIM. Rca, B. Mallory.
Thon as Vaughn, Aug. Vaas,
John q Donniker, Philip b lssacs
Thomas Christian, j. Sim pson.
Napoleon w. Gould, ED. CROWELL Treasurer.
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ENRANC0NIS HIPPODR0ME.-THE PUPILS OF THE
II Desf snd Dumb Asylum will visit the Hippodrome on
MONDAY AFTERNOON, NOVEMBER z
THE ENGLISH STEEPLE CHASE,
WITH HURDLE JUMPING, DITCH LEAPING, &c., LADIES
SuPERBLy Mounted.
Having been Witnessed by immense audiences with
most intense interest during the last per-
VIII be continued during the week. TO-
DARING SPLEND0Rs OF THE HIPPoDRoME
An entire new performance each five horses called
Rival Postlions; Messrs MARIN and SYLVESTER in the
Percbe performance for Tho first time.
Boxes ~ CENTS PIT 70 cents. Reserved Seats, 81. Co.
lored Boxes, IS cent?.
Doors open at half past and quarter before T. Per-
formances will commence half IN hour after
WASHINGTON CIRCUS, CORNER OF THIRTY.
" ninth street and Sixth ayenue-Moore Thompson 4
Mann, Propretors
NKW ORGANIZATION.
This popular establishment is open fora
SHORT FALL SEASON
every night with company, embracing among the number
the
MOST TALENTED PEDESTRIANS AND GYMNAsrs
in the country.
A Grand Performance every Wednesday and Saturday
afternoon, at O'clock
Doors at 7; perform at ~ o'clock
Admission to al parts Of the house. % cents.
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THE bryan GALLERY OF CHRISTIAN ART. COZ.
tanning series Of two hundred authentic pain ng b
the most celebrated Italian sp.nish Flemish, and french
masters from Guido do Senne "a. d. l22 down 10 Horp
Ycrnet now open for exhibition At SS Broadway nsaj
Union Park Admission, 70 oents Exhibition hours fron
A. n u Top n.
CIaNok BLlTz-STUYvESANT INSTITUTE. SO
~ NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. every evening, csmmeu
- TX o'clock and Wednesday and Saturday aternooon
ut g. consisting Of great and aughAble powers venrilo
gusm the Learned Canary Birds and Remarkable Hess N
Natural Magic Admission, 70 cents; children lax eents
FRANKLIN MUsEUN, It's CHATHAM STREET, ala
1ea, ProprietorTho above csabshnent Ia open evex,
afternoon 1T e'olook and In the evening" 1T *, T.;
purpose Of Classic and original Of Kv
Statuary" BY Mile CAstnets Troupe Of Model ArtsSs -
gethcr with vAriey Of beautiful performance furtl
PARTICULARS sec bills Of esoA day Admission n -
vae boxes 80 oents; stage with cushioned arm eha
Tk cents; boxes Is cents; gallery. l2k cents.
ToNzs's PANT0sCOPE OF CALIFORNIA, TIE
plains and Salt Lake. exhibiting Hope Chapel
Qecture Room every evenins. at TX o'clock ana
day and Saturday Afternoons, 1T o'clock The
nhcent painting from
SrrEEN HUNDRED DAevxRR roTyPRs
Taken expressly for this purpose by Wesley Jones' artist
and proprietor, during overland journey 5000 miles,
representing to the life Indians, Gormcns and Caor
fully descriptive lecture By ths artist music
Will enlven the sxeroissA Tickets oeAt Reserved seats
5U oenta
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pUCKLEY's OPERA HOUSE CHINESE HAIL $50
- Broadway, near .he 81: Nicholas HotcL-Open every
the oldest established md most talented in exist
entertanment the sing operate Choruses perform
Burlesque Operas A &o hkewiss all Opsratio Choruses
by other bands" first arranged lat OK
Of labor and talent BY Buckeyes The
has the Of announcing that the
OF this Company will still be conducted In It's
able styleun without vulgarty" Concert commences 81
~ O'Clock. Admission, Is cents.
BUCKLEYS, Proprietors.
X. BISHOP BUCKLEY, Musical Director,