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There's no,a flower 10 mark the place
Where yon and once rov-d;
There's ot Il voice to tell the tale,
TIa, you were ono. BELOVED
You arc forgotten; you whose Vote,
Fell swc;tly on mine ear;
Who used TO >il and chant the songs
| so much loved ,o hear.
There's moi a trace upon thy brow,
Orpiclnrc on the wall,
That can one Thought of how we .ovci,
From the dim past recall.
There's not II path within the woud,
That once we uSctl to tread:
That Ger recalls thine image now,
For memory is dead
''ris cen forgot how many showers
Hath fell on yon and me;
And how oft we've taken shelter
Beneath that ohI oak tree.
M, cen tie friends who used 10 sit
Beside the cheerful blazr,
Could tell the love. that once held
For thee i'll ull,cr days.
In latter years I've mingled with
The iicklc aud the gay,
From each fond memory uf thee
coily turn away.
Columbia, Dee. u, 1853.
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tf:,,Ili,ia.Nll .Afi;tiI.S.

We find li,,lc Of general interest to
notice in the yruccr,linys orCongrcss.
Au ~anIt upon the South has already
hconnpalc by llircling ahoI,ioniS,s and
H.,' giF !! 81 aioqucntly lcpclicd by
The II, i'illLLrrs, u native Of
an Ca .,us "at "44" 3 '"s!"he. 9!
the lIr,-o IN :" Ala'an'a. Soon al
ter In -. "n Il Congress our,
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Porcelain, Ware.

The Chalk hills near GraIi,vyiIIr
have been t""d admirably adapted
I" The manufacture Of Porcelain, and
have been leased t" northern Comma
ny, tor Il term OF years, for that nur-
pose. Specimen articles arc now on
exhibition IN Charleston. and arc nj ,
to compare we'll with the French n,anu.
incturc.
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Public lHcatiI:E.

At 4 meeting Of the operatives on
the Wilmington & Manchester Rail
Road, held ut China's Hotel on the
> l,t Of December, Il. }. DINKINs Esq,
was called TO Tic Chuir, aud Mr.. w.
}. y. llAMMEr WAS requested to act
as Secretary, when the following
preamble and resolutions we're read
Whereas in the resignation. Of Mr..
S. S. SuLoMoNs, Assistant Engineer
on the West end of the Wilmington
and Manchester Raj! Road; we, its OPP
crativcs, feel, that We have lost = kind
and couSidcratc superior, and that We
deem it our duty to express our loss
in some tangible form: therefore be
it
Rcsolrcd: That the chairman ofthis
meeting arp"in, Il Committee O.! five
of the Subscribers, WHOSE duty IL
shall be TO procure some suitable
testimonial Of our regard irr prcsemta
ton to Mr.. $. S. SuLoMUHs
Rcsoircd, 2ndIy: That some one be
selected aud requested to present III
our behalf, such testimonial! 10 Mr. S.
5. SoLoMoNs, with al address express
svc Of The feelings OF the operatives on
The West end OF the W. " NJ Rail
! Road.
Rcyo1ccd. 3lly: That when the
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TIE BURNING COIN.
a ssyictCEa o. desperate
va Sa~:sSstfCS.
va cas- Sbti'SS.


..C,u,r come Charles the bows
Mill 90 wi,lnn, >nu'
TL.~r word. We're uttered! -, his bed.
~" ,',' ,,',',. % ',,i'".
room "''r "T '';'''er N'e' III '''"'''
N".' 80
'''i,'M u, ''i:'' .,,, ,u J.. :.
:. =" '' ,, ,''""' "t ' ,,'I;'I
''",' "i'' - ''"'>' ''',''''I's '''i'' M'i''',
''''"I ~ ,''''''"I' '' "'s"'' ''' >o''''' ~
.1'' ''':I"','> ~, ''' " ''''''''''' ':',
'''' '""''E ~ US "'f'' '"H''' ''',' u, !
''''' ~ CIV "'iN ''I' , '> - ~: .''', ne nc
~, ''''.'''' ''''' nv .'''''S''' ''.''' '''"
ne ''' '"" '''' 20 ''H ''"nE'"'''''iS on
the rrrN'"''S evening. 'l!i' h"Hc ct them
s"''''u 't"I'' '"' S"", ''@ S''"V" ''''t
morning ea' Ii"F ''i'" i'"' ne '"'T'''
u" longer the Iin%@ard : rrnoNr, but,
sprngilg from his bed. Nstily dressed
himself, anl ~ = few moments was
running h''':.if '"""'"H '"c .'''''c
square OF ne village. I" meet = lew OF
his Srho"l-ie''oWS- Wh" had made ar-
poinlN'lItS with each "iher t" assem-
bic at sunrise at Il n"ud III 'Iia vicIh'y.
and have good skate before school
time.
Charles hal run laIf way from his
ia'hcr house I" the public square,
when, on the opposite side oi'lhc street.
he saw number of men and boys
standing around cellar door at the
resdc'ec of"nc OF the rich men Of the
village.
a playmate esr''d Charles, and nc
cried to i''w, Come over here; there 5
son"'h,n@ up.
Charles curiosity was excited: ana
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I. D!NI\iNS, Chojrm II,
\ j. \. IINMuEr. .rcrry.
'ss'..r ,iyri<n,s'S ,S",yS.

S'::r .iYrirnls'S News.
The Charleston papers tnrnl>! the
i"lowiny further details Of European
intelligence l'y the Africa:
The sales OF cotton Tor the week Ell.
ding the 10th were $4,000 bales. of
which Spectators took l2,OG0 bales
Quotations were unchanmrd. y, llavrc
pi tie week cis,!:ng on tho liuh The
safe i ,a.n 6 900 ialcs. Midhli,.. Or
~ -. 2'e.! l-%,sN' 20 . 9lf -. Ns
= :. - >,nn .,-''a>, c' ~
y" uaSr4 y. s.. .f,.nn.
Wheat las aGvat$, 2l a N ,.r
bnShrl. Corn advanced 6u Il :!u.
Re piit'; sugar quiet. At London
sugar IS active ii - Il 2is tor yellow
Havana. Consrls on the 10th were
quoted at 81 is to 9Il..l.
llpI!lngshrad circular quoted cot
ton as in steady demand, and in!,
Aliddiing .imrrcans are in good re.
quest and comparatively scarce. There
IS no improvement upon The quotations
81 Last steamer. Tie stock on hand is
:9i ,0nu bales, Of which 2Sl 900 are
American. There las been Il laruc
speculative demand in Surats. Tie
sales of The week were 53.1UO bales.
inc!"ding 10000 on Speculation and
1000 lor export. There were no sales
OF Carolina Rice. and uoth,ng done
IN Naval stores.
'fra,!c =, Manchester was rather
better. The Money makct was n,.-
changed. lliti>L funds hal nuc,ua,rL
good deal.
Lord l'a!merston has resigned his
position lit ;hc Ministry in consequence
Of his uliwiiiingrrss to support Lord
ltuS>cIi's reform hill.
Letters from burcharcst To the 3th
Drrc'nbcr announce the suspension Of
hostiIilics on ;hc Danube. The i'm
p'es>i"n NJ NiciA WAS stron : that The
f.aS'c"n question you'd be arranged
satisfactorily. Iii, reported that the
l'u,S!an fleet with COCO troops on
board had been rcpulscd at Chcitikcl
and that one steamer was dcstrnycl
Il trIgatH diSmaStcd, and 500 Russians
KILLED. Another engagement occur !
red near :Nbaca. between two Turkish
steamers and Il Russian Irigatc and a
brig. The latter Withdrew in II shat
tered condition. -Four Of the allied
steamers had proceeded to Constan-
linoplc.
The Russian manifesto Of Nov. !
caused intense excitement in Greece
md the Government were taking Sc
we're precautionary measures.
1t waS reported at Vienna ON the l3,h
hat the combined Russian and Persian
mmy would about March move ON
IIrzcruum.
The defeat at Sin"pc had caused
great sensation at ConSlantinoplc. A
grand Divnn was held, at which all The
nreign ministers were present 10
loubt was entertained that the whole
lied fleet would shorty enter the
Slack Sea. The cArnagc at Sihopc
vas immense. The Russian Consul at
'ervia had denounced Prince Alcxau-
Icr oi Sei-via as secret adhcrcnt of
he Porte, and the Elders OF tire vari.
'us districts had met and resolve to
fatcli the movements OF Alexander.
nd talk of recalling from exile Prince
Twas reported That Radzcwitch, the
ate Secretary of Prince Gor,xehakoM,
ad been shot at st. Petcrsbuss
onsc1uence of corresponding WIN S 5
.nrks. 1t was reported that the.ll
zen an lnsurrectinn at Armcna
The Russians had gained .,b,t u
he Armenian frontiers, il VI
'urks were killed. sSsl-s \
Vcr, were gcncr.
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NOW ns;llDCr.

We have received the Prospectus OF
Il ,flN Daily, Tri- cekly, and Week.
Iy SPapcr, bearing the title Of the
t7fr.F"" Times, TO be published in Co
moIa, about the first of February. by
GEnSEKEE & LAMorrE, and edited BY
JAS. II. Giles, formerly Of the New
berry Sentinel.
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Table farming.


Table farming.
The (N. Y. Freeman Journal) tran
states The i"lIuwiny from The Couricr
dies E'a,s Uni>, by which PAPER il i,
copied from the inverse. We have
only to add tha. the name of NJ. Gay is
perfectly well known and respect Il,
not only hy his own cnuntryncn, hut
hy American Catholics who have
! lived any time in l'ari,:
pAriS, Oct. p, 1858.
Mr. Editor ("f Tic Univcr>c:)
1t appears t" me hat it is my duty.
to publish the tnlInwin. facts of Which
| have recently been a witness. will
state them simply ana without com
mrntar,. They are sufficiently clear in
themselves and were it not So, sl.t.
lircrt light would be thrown ulrn
them hv the daily Increasing. auall-
Y"i> eases:
On the 9th O, tohcr, NJ the Abbe
Bertrand. Cure OF lIcrbIay. in the
diocese Of Versailles, c"n-.n.nI that
the ial'ic turning experiment should
be made in Lis huuSr. About TWEEN
IS persons !, ,nhled Il, !, nlSc. ~ !
: sin G. 4'Yanarv circle ra j@4 ~
.!;6, r-yt.i - 3, '''~ses-
,,;'brt 60 p: 49,
''ii""n ii r...s,: saaa 80. ,'' =
striking the linor with = ssgzG,s gzG,s.. g, y
replies were nearly al v
were all, without cS,a, ,ti,ss %,1r!..A :
bic 10 The Catholic Faith.
y spirit which had once lived upcn
earth MAS there: hr told his name. hi.
country, asked for o',r PRAYERS, &c.
the inicrr"g tory enduring more tl,an
two h"nrS. The affair was told to me
hy Il relative of mine wkn had been
present. This was an addition 10 80
many others ofwhiclla had heard. but
not one OF which had seen. th it
Wl> in,r"Ssl,c to doubt it. The next
Sunday | myself WAS ut IIcrblay.
Which happens TO he he residence Of
my family. Naturally enough lie
scene Of last Sunday WAS the tnpic OF
genera! discourse. said what I
thought of IT, that | w.ss perfectly con
v'ncrd OF the possible and con...lou in
tcrrention Of demons in orainaryo af.
fairs; that had IL great conscientious
rcriGl!;ince to assist at the, cxrcri.
mcntS: that did not wish to do 50.
ha, still. that if the occasion were to
present itself naturally to me, | would
perhaps consent I" assist for oncc-nnt
nay "wn sake, but for the sake of those
To whom my trS; i,nn,r ,,,;,,h, ~ -
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ccSSily for him either to bcr or s,caI.-
lntcmpcrancc did it all, my chilI
81 can remember well when Sunirc
johnson drank spirits moderately. and
if any one had told him he wouxI eyer
lave become II drurkorl I,c woulJ
have been very angry. Jlcisnowu,t
only a drunkarJ. bnt 4 thief I,ct Ills
be II warning to you as long rs YOU
live, Charles, never to nct in the habit
OF drinking ardent spirits. YOU will
rcncmhcr this my SON.
Indeed, will, mother answered
Charlie. Il don't soc what men want
To get drunk for when it makes such
bad mcn OF Them
'Bc always OF that mind, my son;
and il, you arc ever tempted to drink,
think Of Squire Johnson" returned
Mrs. Nrrw1l.
! It was rs Squire Johnson had told
Mr.. .'amrs-llIs family WIS indeed dcs.
t,tudr Their distress had been known
t" bat Il few near nciyhh"rS. For sew
cral years The mother had been the
man support OF INC family, assisted,
rs Tar Is nc WAS able to assist her, by
her oldest son: i lad about fourteen
years "' age
Now 'le mother, vermont with sor.
! r"" ana inu%uc, lay upon her couch,
u'!n'c |" iiil her l"ad.
Inc Squire came home from the
?r"sr h"r one evening, when he chill
'tren had eaten nothing !"r whole day,
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News Scraps a,ad Gatherings.

PARISH, S. G.
sy" In Florence, Alabama the town
council have raised tho license for retain
ing spiriluous liquors to one thousand dol
lars. and on billiard tables and ten pin al.
lcys to five hundred dollars.
u hnncrc is comprised within the dis
tancc ol 220 feet length and l0S fec,
width A square acre is fraction less
than 2O0 feet each way, being less than
ono inch too much either side.
" EDWARD II. CouRrxAY, Professor
J of Mathematics in the University Of Vir-
ginia, died on the 2lst inst, al the resi-
dcncc Of the University.
" The manufacture OF the CIIrCIER-
ING pianos will not he stopped in consc-
qucncc Of The death of Alr. CnIcKENlSG.
His sons continue the business.
~ The JErFEEsoNlAN of Linden, Mar
cngo county, Alabama. Of the l2ll inst,
says: The plantation belonging 10 the cs-
tate Of Isaac Curtis, in this county, and
managed by Isaac Holder, wiil, We learn,
make the large yield Of nine bales of cot.
ton per hand. Bca, it who can!
~ We learn by The UnionvIlc Journ-
a. OF the 23d inst, that on tuesday night
last JAMES A. Price, who had been con
fined in Union Jail lc await his trial. or
the murder Of Jos. IlUGUEs, Sr., broke
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'E'h" E:::,Ylc>;a,. Standard,

The cn''rnr'a'hg publishers oflllis popu-
ar paper have hrougli i, ont this week IN
an enlarged torn and Il new and bee. stnr
dress. We wish the p,opric.or< a g.s..iEgs:
inr" Tor Their labor and cllnr,s
public layors. ~ st
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.A' The amount OF property DESTROYED
BY fire ]" the United States during The
month Of November exceed; 5000 600
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r& Counterfeit post-ohicc cnvcl.
oPcs alc in circulation ut Albany.
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Ec,ni"c.i: 'l'ha; SUI, presentation
sla!l ;ak" place IN the Sumter Court
louise, and that the proceedings "i
tii, meeting he r"hIi~hc,' in the .S0m,
ter Bunnc, aud B}ach. Ejrr IIutch
m'iH.
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4 CARD FROM WOOD h CHRlSIY -rrlE SUB
"A Kcilbers, whilo they have managers OF Geoags
Chrsty Woods Mns'res, left nothing undone to se
cure che appreciation Of the ruboat their popular music
they have never until the present time, had opporu
nifty Of accomplishing all that it their ambition to
effect caterers for the public amusement In the
rety of opinions held By the world at large rsgsrdins
douosie-s msDy fond OF Ethiopian mintresy who would
prefer seeing IL Invested Of the draatc character lately
impaired TO Il In oSefatc form There also soe
who whilst they entertain considerations scruplss
It's combination M negro music; but there is, In a.
dtoh 20 them. stall larger class with whom the Aid
cans,c drama represented in THAR hall 10 Immensely
popular. As it would DO impossible in estsbishment
has bsen The desire Of the managers conci
Late far possible the good feeling and support Of
ali classes of tAe public, who have, up 10 this present
time, generously and literally pstrenhed them, thu
premises Anowo Mechanics Hsb Ale Roadway, late
~ In ession Of Mr. h. p Chlisty whese their In
tenton to gys nightly performances In the old styls o.
negro minstr.sy consisting Of concerted mukc, songs
solos, darc, Ao &C. intersrsrssd with witty illusions
and aide splitting reuarhs By troupe OF psgfor
equal ABILITY &C. any collected IN The Unted States
No alteration II be mSds in their preseut establish
mept, lsl Ryoadssy which viii Be conducted precise,
lclcI out In order to give tue &c
faction 10 oil hsir kind psrcn il has been 10 arranged
faithful and humorous deIlneator OF negro pecuariue
In the wof!d viii appear sc both houses tho sam.
night different characters, assisted by the foow ins
celebrated performers, (lats OF Cprstys Nnstrela -
Mss4rs Rsyncr, Could, ysusln Christian and vass ase
the highly popular fsycatss Mtssrs. Ilrch EaoSsy,
Keenan,, fsSis and o.lers-
it IL LoIed That this arrangement will give general
satisfaction, and pending the pnb.c cisoa in the
servants, HENRY Wool,
GEO. CHRlSix.
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TAyqGAUx vIvANls, By THR MODn. ARrisss
Il The franklin Museum, No 81 Bowcry. viii % cres
fsr the season, en- saturday, August 10, With nss
company Of Living female Artistes, aud y. bssziKa
series OF pictures from antique ststusry.
NJ ATi0GAL THEATRE, BO-TOS.--f. sDIES AND GEN
IN fapen eDaege3 for this theatre will please Assem-
e In the green rooa the oath Of August, pTepass
tory 10 the opening en- the 2sth inst.
W. N. FLEMING. Lessee and Manager
TOR SALE AND on EyHIBIr0N--Ar $50 BROAD
II way (Chinese Buildings Tho racst admirable ans
astonishing work Of art Of te presen. sgeSsroas pr
vate gallery Of female loneliness lisa size, and Mt
Like TO deceive tbs best judges. Open an day TN II
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TsAlfnEa AND AlpOY RAILROAD TO PHuADSz
~ Ihia. from pier No: ! North rivr-Twe Hns
y car. t. way places to PhisaerhiA ysrs-Ss ssoost
izboy; t'lsaeo direct 70 Cssadsp " ears through
grant Yas I'm, fare, 81 sO sa.s..nt lie SPA.
fare, ~ ~.
IN pcr.s for August-xon and after Sturdy, the
Isis, tho new stesmLos. FLORA will leave New Tot&
l5o -, q h p1s sect ssins at a., aG. stree a.
Mercass, et snd 10 A. n, and aud t. NJ, S;ur.
d,!ssal sat q A. ant 2 snl G ! y; on seni-y
10 ~, snd2 andsP 81
N7Ew YORK AND PHILADx1PAIA AND IfIE $40. d
IN Ahd West, via New Jersey Railroad. -Unttsd s&.~
nail and express lines leave New York. foot Of Cortland
Sssa,a n four Ses" 0 Sss.sa ia sc Is i.
and 81 in s, 10 and O. The New Jsr~sy accommodates
ao leave. q Y NJ ss 81 stopping 4 Az wsy stations
wssl, nnd for baltimore washingtnn, Norfen, &c. ss<
ar0uih baggage Checked " wasLisgtoa In Q and 10
aod . 2. n. traius
Nhw YORK., Pm sulJtfliA, PTrTsgrRG, ON
IN cinnau, and Louisville time Shortened
menc;Dg On the 18th O. August The through tsans
reu pittsbuTg 70 Cincinnati, by th way OF The Cinon
natl, hamilton and Dayton Railroad viii react ca,a
rat az 90 A. NJ. one hou- sooner than by any other
road enabling passengers TO connect with the a. 4
train Of ,hs tisenna: md 81, LOU. road FOE Icel-,e
from, New yorh, ya Philadelphia and Pisourg, % Go
cinnsu and Louisville. The petition Of The cneiuna,i
Hamilton ard Iaytoa ard tho Cncnnat and e. Louis
reads, ard their DEPOT al Cincinnati boing wn hon
dred lrds OF each other, secures close nuectea and
enables Gle NJ sseuc,IS 10 proceed without delay
ncass Of berg Transported niles through the c,Ly IL
ofuIi bufes. Haht -. ANfS
sup't Cinci,nsti Hamilton and Dayton asisosd.
Ni ~ YORK 10 Tux WHITE MOUNTAINS 1861.
IN By rsilzccd Wis fptingfelJ, Bellows ais wi~d
sor white River ard Wen. liver 20 Iitision base "a
the Mountain ara Wis Nont,shsr, Rupryton, N
Athens and Rnuses Point 20 Montreal and 0yoensbuv
Ticket oeiccs New Haven rsrord corner Roadway snt
Canal street and of Twenty sixth street and
Fourth avenue. Fspress trsias-s A. NJ, and4P. u
Bs4rse checked ixossh FRANCS HYDi, Agent, Les
South street, n. x.
C,uNpAY MORNING noAr FOR HAyEsrRAw aNo
- ring sirg, landing at YonAefs, Hastings, Dobbs
Terry, sAd Tsrrytovn-1he new aad spt add steamer
E,rtrA Cast q. Hellry, WIN eeve the pier foot OF
Jay street Elrdsy morning, 81 10 o'clock for The above
places ksdirg I'll Aao. STREET each way. Eearning,
win leave IIavers.rav stoPM
Crcpul2 49, m! 1sllVf.I lxixNG At Wv.
y byrg rcyzhseers.e, Kingston, cs,s.fil sni Hu!
| sSn: lr ccnltStieo rth NeE iock CcntSAl Raircsd
~ sssa.r HTR6, tsrt. g. ". HsIear, vin leave ca
pier fooscf FoSinrc ereet every Sunday, a, ociocA
f. N rcr freight Gtssage apply on board, OF at th'
| cfhee or tho EtsN
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SHIPPING.

CCfItO,:sE E0. SAIE--THE SCHOONER ALERT; ~
- built q while co.. timber, IL fast sailor, carries
nity toms ard draws Ave feet whea loaded Can he
AZ tic foot q Watts street. North rscs. Inquire Of J.
4. TcRIlf, 81 pcsd street, or U y WiNASry cvrpo-
fpfiou cUmrisg ground, fooi IL Wslt street.
w ANsfll-T0 CHAl1lR a STEAMBOAT, SUITABLE
w e fuial the engsgtrtrts Of the stesmo Mar
Qrftr cC-iDg the present moth snd PORTION Of Sep
tsntty. FeT particulars s.ply % j. q DvkASf. No '
scstA street, up sssss
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THE STREETS.

THE STREETS. tia5 st.eE
THE CONTRACTORS or CLEANING SrRKEA IRON
u tns Ssv4tA, Eleventh, Thi!tssnth a.d Ssvsnsssata
sards have M n each station house ef the abeve wara
box fsr ths reception Of any lsttsrs es0phinh -
tAs sosnpaay. Okss lao Third street,
~ UnEIIAN zHH0
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INxeEHaONS TO COMFY. ISLAND-THE NEW AND
III VI lsndid steameS NOKWAIK, Captain A. Htchoec.
VIII make three excursions daily 70 Coney Island, ~
lowe Leave New York, foot q Spring street, ~ sK n
", 1874 sEd 81 p. NJ; pier No n r. at 10 A. II, -
At Fort Hamilton each way kare totort Hassntsa =
Conay island, and bssk to New York Is cents Ne ~
prs0, .l.s.t
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VATHIJE's NEW ETHIOPIAN OpEaA HOUSE, NO 40
w Bowery, opposite tho tbeat Open every night
with Splendid ounbi alton OF claste and pleasing per
forn arcos by Whites Sersnadets Be, &c. Doors open
at IA 20 comnaerce at o'clock.
c. wdIrE, Proprietor.
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NJ lBLO'S GAEDkS--f1ORINCE COMPLIMENTARY
~ fcstSa-Ihe ladies aud gentlemen concerned are
requested TO attend rehearsal at 10 o'clock Saturday
morning The bearsals will be in the folio wing order
''Mischievous Apnien slrish Lion,u 'itumbo Jumu
'Charics the Second" JOHN MOORE, Stage Director
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A1lUgEARNTS
IN 70 commence ~ IN Tictets 10 an parts, 80 Ats;
Private Boxes, 80; 0rshestrs Seats. 81.
GRAND COMPLIMENTARY FESTIVAL
TO
MR. AND MRS ". J. ri oRENcE.
The COMMITTEES Of Arranse3eit' cder the folio Wing
SATURDAY. AsGUm 10.
JUMBO JUN.
Tie IRISH Lion. . - : = '''''
~ aIsCalEyoUs ANNIE w. . FLOR moo
Inn nm Florence
CaARLEi TaE SECOND. ''''''
ossrses sss .cs:a MI se,s
For particulars ANAL bills.
n 20. CFRIsTY AND WOODS MNsrREIS, NO. "a
N broadway, between Howard and Grand streets
WOOD, Business' Manager
GEORGE ChRtSTY stage Msnsger.
Monday night and every evening duriag the week.
,n.niop,sn Ainstrc,sy Fancy and C~me Dances, Bur
IooIs open at Z; to oommencc at O'Clock.
Tickets 70 cents; children IL x cents.
ITALIAN OPERA, CASTLE GARDEN =
i BENEFIT or sIGNOR GRAHAM
Ara, a n;s ia sIpesssnos pns ons IL New te.s
last night of Bellini,s popular Opera Of
LAST APPEARANCE B aGs osA Or srosoe neA,or
NINE. Bsrtucca Maretzek =. as...... E9y,,a
MONDAY EVENING, AUGUST IL.
VIII be performed
l PURTANI
soin a, .n.r sa8 bera1dd
SIR Richard Porter ..................Sg Sig. Grsriani
on eeor9o. Sig C0letu
aoAu " sAeeA ALTON. .HG Muiier
Hr bruno Robertson sig oaints
E4vHe Nine. Bertucca Maretzsk
addition 20 which between the first and secoad acts
Of u Puitani,' ths third act Of Donisettps opera Of
TORQUATTO TAsSO
win be re'a sImed for the frst time in America.
""sso .esrS. aOf GraziHni
SPIN
Admiss.o, dollar to all parts OF ths hcuas. Nc
EXTRA Charge tor securing sests in advance
A Will he opened from "a. NJ. 10 4 P. NJ. oyssy
day, a. HAu Sous music store and ut Van Ncrdsr
Sings, 40 Wall street, whore seats mar b secured
Advance.
Carriages can drive to The covered entrance &C the
Gayden.
No occurred se..,s sold At the door.
NotioeIbs pubic Is respectfully informed tina. the
at Castle Garden wis close the Esd whs
a GRAND LYRIC FESTIVAL
win take place, for the joint benefit OF
MAN MAREIZIK AM MNE. BERIUCJA MAREIZEK
Full particulars in future bills.
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MONEY TO LOAN--ON WINES AND SPIRITa IN
NA bond diamonds, plate, Watches 3ewelry piano
fsrtes household furniture dry goods horses wagons
@srchandss, and personal property generally or par
chased for cash Apply 1t the Empire Loan and Agency
skcs, 12s Nassau street, opposite the Nassau bank