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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-10-16

A wedding at the Pstroon Manor House. IN Albany
on the lith inst, Miss Caiharne daughter os
STEPHEN Van Rcnsseaer, Esa, being the bride, and NJ
Berry, citizen Of america, out for many years mer
chant Of Paris, being the happy bridegroom. The bridal
rsir, We lcarp, leave for Europe saturday.
DEPARTURES
For Liverpool, IN the steamship Afrca-Mr Patrick, yr
PsiiaaeIpha DR. Hoffman and LADY Mr. and Mr.. John Ray
ssa fGss raSs ssse ss N nasrc Msw yO
Goe,ci N-w York Rarbc, EngIandi Capt Jas Nichols
sipsis jas Grower ) u Fsrrsns York Bcoi.mia
wcod ~ s,nd rsnx Gnes I've Children 6 sna n ngse 9a
Ancrews. England; Il Rorkc' IL cgmmlna., New YORK
Lieut. stuart, kMs 'Tay,' fpghndi y Lewis Jos Ayers
eeo Martin Tomss MetrvyicI. Ansrt isnard Francesca
vasauex San Francisco; Mrs Mary Walsh, Miss Murray
W. neu, Werner Mr. Spa Mrs EeToe @ ars
II Taylor, Eco. Boston, Total, 10
From Richmond &C. In the steamship Roanoke-Alpheus
wymopd Iowa, Iborne, Mrs Burwel ana two chill
dren Mss Gilman, Mas Calhoun, Edward Briney nias
Rsasn, wilisn Sor,hrup ersy and lady, Miss julia
Cummings Mrs Clsrssa banks Mrs Mary Myrich \
son w.se9. ossSSns ars Kelly, fsompsoa mpssa
smith Ozark sscemcnto Norfok and 70 hes.cersge
JPwiiamson George fiass A 9 Nan, Mrs Han an two
chndrcn Mss Wilkes Mrs segriel chtd aud nurse whit
c Tue S e Son sss s % Myers
Mnaplat lady three chircn and servants Mrs Deony ard
ws5 s. HCy ss w,s as
children, Mss Maria Fuller mrs ssrah Jamcs cssr,c'
gerso washburn, lady, three children and servan, Mss
serysns; W Conner j caus6ey, James il Taylor
scDsrmcli Mss Ni1a MsDermoa, Henry Bsynion, VIZ \
dash Paul chsndron LADY chrd and servant Grsy, y
1Apham, q iaihrcp And sdy Geo fe.er.on, fransia
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ktrt mic~ Nsrrise.-A regular meeting Of The Hsd-
c r,y Republican Association was held on Tuesday
evening, a THO headquarters Of tho club in Jersey CITY,
+. B. wakeman presided. Stewart l. wcodforh, . 70
publican candidate for Assembly In the seventh ward Of
New York, made An eloquent and elective speech which
elected earnest and prolonged applause frequently from
The audience An sblev address has not been delivered
before the club during she present canvass. At n close
the audience and Oh eered he speaker and
ddsses and principles Of the republican party Bvs sad
rorncnt rre chos were then made hy r. n Wax man,
vho eroke OF the ccN candidates, VIM Van Rirev,
~ faYs III ff-r~txr ftt Ca l. aYt
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Democratic loss in forty four counties. ,sos
Apchsr go, siyss Carton g ne &c Tnopi.s e y zoo
t3Anosher report says se UrIon majority.
II the Fremont gsiu through the remaining tweu.
~ cou1Lss u the In those already heard
fronn tho democrats wir tho state By
thousand majority, and perhaps more.
LANCASTER, Oct. IL, 1855.
James Bcehansu's own township goes sgains, the
democracy w 50 votes There great rejoicing among
tho union n.en and tho city Is Ia biszo with bonarcs
EAsros, Pa, Oct l5, 1856
Bradford county--rnion msjorty, 1000. This report
comes 70 via Philadelphia and II presumed
70 be CORRECT
Mercer county, sso Onion msiorisy-a Union gain OF
Plrrssuas, Oct IS. 1883.
Allegheny coun,y-ore district 70 hear from; t,2sT
rnion majority The district TO be heard from is Find
isy which gave Pollock % majority.
PtmApsIrHIA, Oct. 1850 P. NJ
Serious errors In calculations make the democratic
icsses $500 ss compared with last years vote, whn
she democratic majority o,Too. Tbe counties to
come In thin gave fupion majority Of 1876 and they
cone in the now, the democratic majority viii
be 2.occ.
roxa eoun,y-2,7co Union majority settles the quos-
zion. The state has undoubted,y gone rcpubuc,n. Sc
ver,een counties are ye, be hoard from which gavc
1900 fusion majority last year.
THE LATET.
PmaDurfuA Oct is, 1880 r. NJ
Reports are received from all but twelve counties In
the state. Tho vote stands Al follows;-Dcmocrat
cs,ioe vaion, 5000
Tue counties 10 come In Adams, Blair, Butler. Elk
psyete, Forest, Greene, Jefferson Jonia's, McKecu,
roa,er yenango and warren. Last year thoy gave
3coo fusion majority.
The Fillmore and republican head quarters arc ,hropged
nj t1n ~a-sa1
The excitement IA immcnsc.
aalusha A. Grow, repub icsn, Is re elected by srger
vote than 10 was wher be ran alone HIS majority
TYoxa county 10 from Zoo u COO.
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BROOKLYN Ctsy Intelligence,

fKW -festerday morning, about Two O'CLOCK, drc
broke out In range OF four story brick budings Hs
milton avenue, and ths wind being nigh, tho isncs OK
tended rapidly from one house another. The lover
sofhs ~ere occupied small shops and the sto
rice by famlnes-iour ave 20 each bouge They tad
bard work 10 escape, many climbing out OF the windows
10 thlir night cothss aud jumping on the wooden
ings In frort No was ,ojured Ibe contents, how
ever, were mostly destroyed The following buildings
more or lefs irjured;No AZ, occupied by Patrick
Commtriord, grocer; Mathew Eagan Mr.. Taylor and r.
Ehrp ,de foss on contents about $500. No. as
piod by Mr. Zimmerman, a. a bakery, and ave families
The house was completely gued. Here the 1rc origi
by VIM HszcliinR, bell hanger; Mrs Reynolds, Michael
McSsnara. Frsnca Moran and Mf. Mc6ee Loss about
81 eco on oonien Noe Al and ~ were slightly Injured
The properly rs owred by Mr.. Manning, OF Newark, N.
J. Ioss about 81. COO; injured.
he afternoon previous two story horse 10 Fhh ave
que. Gowsnus, pas destroyed by are was owned 6y
Mr.. nolap. and occupied by n nun Of families. Loss
about 81. zoo. PARTIALLY insured
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Mr.. r. l. nAvxsroRrs Brrr.-This excellent and
popular actor takes his beneft this evening He has
lected for the occasion the scs OF Hamlet which no
his Htt hopcrs In England, and which admitted 70
be one Of his best characters Every arrangement has
been made 70 produce the piece with more than usual
ta and the cast Is the strongest with which has been
played 10 this city for many years. Mr. Bcrtoa viii ap-
pear in the sne-peee 90 that the evening attractions 70
saT nothing OF the merits Of the 6cecdrc are sufficient
20 draw crowded housc OF this occasion.
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Markets.
PILL AnET.PYII hTncI board.

PaiLApELPuIA bTOCK BOARD.
PRLApKaHIA, Oct. i6, 1855.
ssocks heavy. Pennayivapi. b's, 81; Reading Rail
road, aest Ing Island Rsiroao, l3H; Morris Canal,
l2K; Peunsyivar Ia Rslrcac, 4as4.
NEw 0gIEiss, Oct. IL, 1856.
The sales OF cotton to day 70 400 bales. Prices
have declined Ic Edd ing Is quo,edsAt I2c. l2tss.
Sterling exchange per cent premium.
CHARLESTON, Oct. ii, 1850.
The cotton market has decllnoc &c. 40 The slies
10 day were eeC baies.
ButFAIo, Oct. 15, 1Sse-rP. N.
Flour Go. l2c. Gimcr ssies 2o Go bbs at - IL
50 81 for good to choice Michigan, Indiana aud Ohio
80 so 50 90 for good extra do So 81 % so for Extra
Illinois and Wisconsin. Wheat in good demand sor mil
ing. Sales ~ 600 bush at 81 10 81 Is for illinois
sp,,pg 81 So tor red winter do, and 81 Al for white
Michigan, closing outside. Corn better. Salts 30000
bcfb. at 2c SIC OAis the sales 900 bush,
&c Canal freehts 20 New York 1t &c. for corn asi
2lc for wheat Rceuts 10 the twenty nours no 10
70 dsy:-s IA bbls lour and 80 sse bush. wheat
Canal exports in The timeS0 ol2 bush wheat and
2l,e3z bush. corn.
OsvEGo Oct. l5--TP NJ
whes market ic. &c better. Sales o. COO bush, at
81 AZ u 40 tor white Canadian aud Western; 81 2Th
for sprins and 81 10 for CHICAGO spring Corn
Sales lG 800 tush private terms. Canal freights
changed. Inrorts;-te,0t0 buh wheat, 6ais busn.
barley and 1850 bash rye. Ca1a exports-2o2j bbls
nour, $3.50 hush. wheat $500 bush corn and LOO
bush. rye.
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r BE LAT T. ST NE " 8.
sY msGNeIr AND pwHnsS TElEGMpas.
From W0sliington.

WASHINGTON, Oct. Is, 1850
The military and large number Of the citizens with
the marine band gathered al the sacn to night to 70
ceye the President AS the app cached salute was
fred amid premature huzzas o weicoms. Committee
Of Arraneept nts ready TO receive the President
Who however do not arrive for the reason as stated
by the May washingon that the water rough
OF Annapolis that he could not laad from the steamer
Wabash.
sscressry NcCellapc has returned to Washington.
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Row at PcstsyiIie. Pa.

PUrrsylIIK, Oct. Is, 1900.
The Hon. c. NJ Straub dread'nlly cut and beaten
last night in attempting 10 eject party Of republicans
from tho democratic rooms.
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INDIANA ELECTION.

CIsolSsAr Oct. 15 1865.
Indianapolis, lco opposition majority Decatur town
ship Marion county, Ia opp Two townships In Shelby
ccrnty, lls dem.
Porter county-12S republican majority.
Partial returns fro twelve counties in Indiana seven
of them Southern Countess show Hon. A. r. Willard,
democrat, for Governo,, 800 ahead
In the Fourth Congressional district, James D. Foley
democrat, Win. Cumbacke, republican, competitor, Is
elected by 200 majority.
IspIASAPcLE, Oct l6, 1866
The returns from the State in slowly but they In
dicste = majority for willard Of t,oo0
The democrats claim that they have elected majority
Of the Congressman The republicans however, still in
STAT thai they have carried tho state.
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Cataract Fire Engine Company.
PmLApEIpuIA, Oct l6 1856
The Caierac, Fire Company. OF boston, arrived 10 this
,y tbs af,erroon and received BY large escort
n Srepeu
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SOUTH CAROLYN

CIAELEs1os, Oct. 16, 1888.
Mr. Miles Is elected to Congress- In the Charleston ds.
ct over Mr. Gadsden the other districts the present
metnbees have been elected.
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The Nevburyport kcrrmy announces the death or Mr.
Henry Rarncr who worked 10 the N1rrry olce sirty.
nve years ana died ~ the age of seventy SIR Darius
the whole of his life Mr. Barber mover Ave rs ea
dIrssrt from bin tcrre and never sa~ 4 ralroat or
tieautoa etrcft RON T.. v'niowg O. NC office Il wh
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The rc,urus from OHIO overwhelmingly large In
fsvor Of tie republicans, tha 80 md unnecessary to
rive statement OF the majorce 10 the various lo all!
ge,. Ths Buchsusnes defeated by fro twenty to
thirty thousand majority.
Names or Candidates Probably Elected.
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elsewhere as Tar heard ffom the repuSicans have
gained.
The republican majority In tho State will be from thirty
to forty thousand
CNuSSAu, Oct. l6- n
9. 8. Cox the democratic candidate for Congress In
the Twelfth district, Is elected by 800 majority In the
counties composing the district The democrats carried
the district last October by l,coo majority.
In Hamilton county the republicans have gained $500
The returns from forty i've counties In the State show
republican majority Of about twenty-five 70 thirty thou.
sand.
Five democratic rCongressmen arc probably elected,
and the democrats are claiming nine.
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half sho members Of the Board Of Adermcs elected
svery year, their term Of ONCE being for two years.
Lat year The even wards and T. Hc., elected tasr
Aldermen, and this year the odd wards and Q, &C.,
called upon 70 perform the same duty me telowsas
are the candidates so far az announced
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nisss. ~ -Nc1rr.
nsniel Hthan.
iF.p.C W kiikend
2-1honas kivlin.
oSJares Hayes.
And. Sheehan-
4John II. Dixcn-
as John $. keuiy.
o1hss H. farran.
6-Nnthanlel Rec.
T--,Ias M Lawson
sSTfcs- Charl0ck.
=. \. Tbosp, ind.
Q--r.rsp. W. Glover,
tnS Jes = SHUTTER.
Dennis tadiier.
Ii-,Isa r.. Nelly.
I2-N W. Mooney.
ts--Iohn r. Power.
ItR. n. Bradford.
lS-k Woods.
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I'm Inc Third Congressional dsuiot the contest very
cn.c betsccs Campbell (top) and vsiarsl CHAN (dcr)
Mr. rsrdloton the dcmocrs,c candidate for Congress
IN fr Frt district Is eject d 70 Coogress AMI Mr. Gfoas
tce INC democratic eaudiaess 70 the sec1rd dlst'ic
..c elected This 10 nocratc gain q two 'cgrsss.
ucr. caused W running athrd ncEc, Tic democrats
,cr teo votes m this uoiy. (Ianion), compared
~, r ,ses yo,c Tvo aounscr report democratic gsrs
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! Tassasy. Thursday, sad Saturday
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LOWER MISSISSIPPI.


LOWER MISSISSIPPI.
Belfast, Taylor master O'Clock, Lewis Snapp Co., 81
Front street, agents
Natchez Lcahes MASTER AT O'Clock. Carroll, Pritchard
Co., Union Row, So Carondelct street, agents
UPPER MISSISSIPPI
N. W Graham. Kercheval MASTER at 10 o'clock j. E. Hyde
Co., 66 Poylras street. agents.
Scotland, Dismukcs, MASTER o'clock John F. Hyde l.
Co., &c Poydras street, agents.
Gem Neslip, master, ut O'clock, John E. Hyde Co. &C
Poydras street, agents
OHIO RIVER.
Diamond Hocrot master, at O'clock John E. Hyde Co.
66 Poydras street, agents.
Sutana Bentley, master, at o'clock Betteon Keee %
Tchoupitoulns street, agents
r. H. Winow, Mc(iill master ut o'clock. John T. Hyde
Co, &c Poydras street, agents.
RED RIVER.
Grenada Crumr MASTER at O'clock, Lewis Snapp Co., 81
Front street, agents
P F. Kimball WhenbuTy master, at o'clock. Lewis Snapp
Co. 81 St, and T. B. Smith, Il New Lcvee agents
Hope, Moon, master, at L. O'Clock.
Storm Moody master O'Clock Lewis Snapp Co. 81 From,
street. and r. b. Smith, u New Levee, agents.
Poa, Parker, master, at o'clock H. n Robinson Co, l0C
Grayier street, agents.
OUACHITA RIVER.
D. S. Stacey, Moore master o'clock. Lewis Suapp Co
81 Front T. 3. Smith, 70 New Leyee Streets agents.
Linden, Rowland, master, at O'clock Lewis Snapp Co.. 81
Front street, agents
TENNESSEE RIVER.
Choctsw, Smedie MASTER At O'clock Lewis Snapp Co. s.
Front street, agents.
CUMBERLAND RIVER.
Nashville Besnyder MASTER O'Clock. R. Nixon, Caron
delet street, ageLt,
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BAYOU BEUFF, La, Feb. 10, 1856.
Editors Of Crescent--As one Of your country
subscribers, take it for granted that you at any
time gratifed with such information your friends
supply, relative to past and prospective crops.
With regard to the sugar crop of 1866, believe that
it is generally conceded at this time. that it will not
exceed half the yield Of the preceding year, whilst
our prospects for the coming crop are still more
gloomy.
In this immediate region, Southwest of your city
and bordering upon the gulf shore, the put up
for seed has sustained loss Of fully half in consc
quence of the effects of the severe cold with which
we were visited during the entire month of January
Taking it for granted that the effects of the cold
were still disastrous to put up for seedas
you approach the Northern portion of our sugar
growing parishes-the inference is inevitable that
there must he great falling off in the product o.
sugar this year in State compared even with thai
of last year. With these facts staring in the face
and known to the entire commercial community Of the
South and West, ask why it is that sugar does moi
command in your market the legitimate advance tina
this present and prospective falling off i'll produc
would seem to cntitle it?
And why cannot your city authorities afford tn
necessary facilities fort disposal at its true value?
A SUBSCRIBER.
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TEL EGRAPHED TO THE CRESCENT.
NATIONAL, AMERICAN COUNCIL
by TUE SOUTHERN AND NATIONAL LINES,


PHILADELPHIA, Feb. 22.--The American National
Convention for the nomination of candidate for the
Presidency met to-day, and effected temporary or
ganizaton The seats of the Pennsylvania delegation
are contested. s @a1
Second Dispatch.
Reports have been made favorable to the admission
of each of the Pennsylvania delegations. The South
ern members refuse to recognise any delegate who
pudiates the 18th section Of the National Platform
A long debate is going on.Sr =
National Republican Convention.
P1TTsBuRG, Feb. %, ls5G.--The National Repub-
Hcan Convention metand organised today.
~ The Pacifc--Her Chances.
\ New YORK, Feb. 22-Capt. Lang, Of the Cunard
steamship Canada, thinks that the report that the
Pacific had put into the Shannon is unfounded, Oh
accountof the prevalence of heavy western gales
He thinks she would, however, encounter no diff
Guilty in putting back under5canvass, if disabled.
- Markets. -.S
New York, Feb. %, 1s56.--Our Cotton market i:
firm with sales of one thousand bales. Flour Ian
guild; Southern, So SO Mixed Corn, nc.
1. River Intelligence.
VIoKsBuRG, Feb 22.-The Belle Sheridan passet
this port yesterday at noon; the Trabuc at s, thu
Fulton at 6, the Elephant at T. NJ, and the Prin
cess at ! P. M, to-day.
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ODD FELLOWS HALL BALL-The celebration of
the twentysecond Of February was as general and
festive in city yesterday, as ever, since the time
when that day first began being honored as an ami
versary. The day was hurried into being by rapid
discharges of artillery; and from early hour in the
forenoon to late one in the evening" company after
company of our citizen sodiery paradng through
the streets with music and banners 1t was great
holiday and festival to all the world except that por
ton whose labors are always increased and their
confinement protracted, when the rest of mankind
goes out for enjoyment and recreaon-the printers.
When the sun, which had been very pleasantly
smiling upon the exhibition of patriotism and the
renewal of patriotic recoleceions went down in the
west; and the moon, with her milder rays, went up
as queen and sovereign of the ascendant, new face
was put upon the celebration of the day. quite at
tractive, ifnot public. The music of the dance sup
planted martial melody; and light feet twinked over
the floor, instead Of the heavy tread that timed its
way along the streets.
at the Odd Fellows Hall some of the members Of
the :: Continentals gave grand ball to their lady
friends, gentlemen acquaintance and--themseycss;
which deserves to be marked down with special honors
on account of the completeness Of the arrangements
the beauty and loneliness Of the ladies in attendance
the general spirit of good fellowship which prevailed
and the thousand and one little cOnconltantS, which,
although nameess, and frequently overlooked, con-
tribute much to the success and pleasure Of such all
event. Without being crowded. the great hall was
well filled the music was excellent, and the reg
1nentals of our grandfathers moved as lightly and
lithey through the mary dance as ever they did when
those whose faces beamed applause on their herosm
and rewarded their suferngs, stood by their side It
was such picture of what might have been in the
long ago. that could not help querying to ourselves
what would have been the emotions of old Cont
nentaler, who had stood in his lnsey and hunting
shirt at Lexington and Breeds Hill at EutaW and
Valley Forge; at Charleston, OR in New Orleans q
quarter of a century after-could he be present
and see such dagueTeotype Of times past? the
roughness and darkness gone; the light stream
ing over all with great blaze, Weakening remenl-
brances buried but not dead? Would not his labors
and sufterings have had reward surprising even his
widest dreams? And would he not have rejoiced
that pers great, labors severe dangers many
and personal reward so slight, were ALL immeasura-
bly, repaid by the celebration that, in own day,
renews the recollection Of so much?
The ball was highly creditabe to the giyers-ex.
ceedingy pleasant to the guests and well worthy the
name and fame Of our Commentators. May it have
| many returns.
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ADJUSTMENTS This Evening.

ORLEANS TuEATER - Bellnis grand opera Of
Norma"
ST. CHARLES THEATER - Mr.. Collins in The
Nervous Man and the Man Of Nerve" and "The Happy Man,
The farce is mix, the CRhnau.'
GAIETY THEATER. - Pync and Harrison English
Opera Troupe Benefit Of Miss Louisa Pyne The opera of
II liarbere d Seviglia."
ODD FELLOWS Hall Benefit of Nine Amala
Patti Strakoch The last Grand Concert Of Mile Parod.
ARMoRY HALL.-Dioramic Panorama Of the Rus
sian War.
AMERICAN CIRCUs.-Corner Of Baronne and Poy-
dEns Every evening.
TIE GREAT BaAK.-The largest performing bean
ever seen. No. 95. st. Charles street.
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No. THE best evidence that can he adduccd

n5= The best evidence that can he adduccd
the eicaciousess of Hoolnnds German Btte
pared by c. " Jackson is the Unprecedented demand for
them all Of the Union and, although there he
many compounds prepared and represented being worthy
liberal patronage yet feel constrained remark that the
vast number testimonials with which the worthy doctor has
been honored Of the highest character and
biy found necessary to have to his
ton testimony sufficiently conclusive that more eectua
remedy for immediate relief of those afflicted with
that ireul sla1y Dyspepsia has been discovered
See advertisements. fci 1lnd&W
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ORLEANS THEATER-ReNer's Tableaur.-The peo-
pie Of that portion of the city which lies below Canal
street will, tomorrow evening, have the pleasure Of
seeing within their own realms the representations
of Keller's troupe of artists A number of fine and
attractive tabeaux-the triumph of Galathea Aradne
and Bacchus La Fan Baitaille des Amazones
La desente de Ia Croix, etc, etc. being the that
were exhibited at the Gaiety Theater. The perform
ances will commence with a new vaudeville, emit
tied Leo Zouaves,n in which the whole dramatic
force of the theater will appear.
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Hf Yhe Gs.ave Could Speeds

We should learn that wo-hirls Of the children who die be
tween the age and five years. have fallen victims to dis
eases produced by intestinal In treating this destructive
complaint necessary only to eXtipnic the animals but
10 give tone to the and ntcsnes Where the digestion
good and the bowels regular cannot exist All the
requirements of radical cure are combined in
WINER'S CANADIAN VERM1FUGE
which ct once discharges the worms regulates the fecrconS,
inveoratcs the digestive and braces mp the "o!e system
le Be particular remember the Winners Canadian
Verfuge This the only article that can be depended On
Remember this. For sale by
s. J. WRIGHT & CO.,
felS 2pGt Nos. q and Isl Chhrtrta street, NJ.
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II. NJ. SMITu's CIRCUS, corner Of Poydras and Ba-
Streets will leave understand being engaged
to give those OF country friends who
visit the city Those of readers who have
yet their nequacd and surprising performances of horse
mas.p, tumbng, jugey, dancing ETC., expect will
witness them, the Company is composed of of the
most celebrated performers in the world performer being
of the first magnitude The eccentricties and fun from the
clownSA Castillo and H. GarncrS alone worth the
The entertainments of the old style, but something
novelty the dancing ball, for instance performed by c. W
Archer we could sec of times succession, and be
pleased with it, We advise all who have not yet been
to apply carly for tickets, good
entertainment today, commencing ~ O'Clock
to enable our citizens with children enjoy themselves.