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The State Of South C1roIina,

IBBEFILLE ULS7RICI.
NlLTON II. DEALE, who is now in the
N1 custody of the Sheriff of Abbcvllc Dis.
trict, by virtue of writ Of cnpius at sat;ya
cic"d"n, Mt the suit of Spencer +. Smith, hav-
ing filed in my Office, together with n schcd-
ulc, on oath, of his estate and effects his pcti-
ton t" the Court of Common Pleas, praying
that he may he admitted to the benefit of the
Acts of the General Assembly, made for tile
relief Of insovcnt debtors
It's ordered, that the said Spencer F. Smith,
and all others the creditors to whom the said
Milton ii. Dcalc IS in any wise indebted, be,
and they are hereby summoned and have no.
'icc TO appear, before the said Court, ut Abhc-
Vile Court House, on Monday, the fifth dny Of
October next, to shew cause, if any they can,
why the prayer of the petition aforesaid should
not he granted.
MATTHEW MCDONALD, C. C. u.
Office Of Common Pleas, Abbcville)
District, this 3Oth June. 1857. SlO-3m
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NOTICE,

Il DIN wINCEY, Esq, will be happy to
OVER HAULING OF ENGINES
or Mii' works, in the Vicinity of Abbeville
and the surrounding country.
=: hrPi'e1nis will please apply to John En-
s. c. JDIy wIErEV
Oct 81, 1856. 1GIv
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GRAPE VINES.
IBBEVlLLE MODEL VINEYARD!

HHDE'IIEE MUDEL YINEIAKU!
nR. TOGNO offers for Sale VINE Crr.
- TTSGs and ROOTED VINES, ut the follow
ing rates:
Per Hundred Vine Cuttings,
For Cntawbas and other Sorted Amer
lean Varieties 81 oO
ror sorted european Varieties, ~ 90
Rooted American Varieties, Each, 50
Rooted European Varieties, 90
Routed Scuppernong 90
M"ntevino, Dec. ~, 1856. 35-tf
n. D. Vines prnned ut reasonable rates
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and vamities OF this wicked world. and the
sin Of wearing hoops, and rings, and lace on
the bottom Of my skirts SO subscribe
myself, Mr.. Editor.
Yours, dc caeur,
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The State of South Carolina,

The State of South Carolina,
AJ6erille Distriek-{. tho Common Pleas.
William Wilson, ~
vs. Foreign Attachment s
JAS A. Liddell. Thomson & Pair Attorneys
"hereas the Plaintiff did, on the eleventh
ty seven, file his declaration against the psr
fcndant, who, tits said is absent sfror and
without the limits of this State, and has nsith-
er wife nor attorney known with the ssinS,
upon whom copy of thesaid declaration
might be served ). sssss
Il is therefore ordered, that the said. be.
ration; on or before the twelfth day Of Iprii
eighteen hundred sand .ffty-s;;kit. othsrr3,ss rs
final and obse!aate judgement viii thea bssiv.
en- and awarded against him. s go =.
MATTHEW Med ONALDfae. r.s
Clerks Cniee,r April II, 1851 tti-ly:
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TIE State of south Carolina;

Tie State of South Carolina, =
-dJtcviHc District-At the Comman Pleas.
Amos Clark, Jr.. Attachment.
T&. McCSOwan d Perrin.
James 4 I.ddcll. Plff's Att'ys. ::
NV uEREAS, the Plaintiff did, on the thirty
w first day Of October. 1856, file his dec
laration against the Defendant who, (as it is
said) is absent from and without the limits Of
this State, and has neither wife or attorney
known within the same, upon whom copy
therefore ordered. that the said Defendant do
appear and plead to the said declration, ON OF
before the first day of November, which wilt
ba in the year of our Lord Eighteen Hundred
aud Fifty'Seven, otherwise final and absolute
Judgment will then be given and awarded
against him.
MATHEW MCDONALD, c'crs
Clerks Office, Oct 80, 1856. - ly
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Pcndlcton, July, 1851.
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Mt last, and they say he WAS found sitting
in the refrigerator. After this we took
pot-luck as to partners. I danced last
night with German, who told me, the
wretch. that he had "von wife Mt home,
but that didn't matter" And it is current
ly reported that Garry c., after polk
ing with Southerner whom she had never
seen before, was taken outSinto the pas
sage to breathe the fresh air and actually
kissed. But cannot believe such shock.
ing stories. People are sucl,- gossips.
There is an lrishman here whom nobody
kppq1tnyet wht knows every body, who
gsls alb5 girls to daace with him, and
who really waltzes delightfully."-, and they
say be was a waiter at 4 hotel in California.
Mrs. Pickers declares that the rich Phila-
dc!phia widow, Mrs. No., is smittcn
with him, and that he spends the whole
morning in her room singing to her the
"Widow Malone," and similar airs.
What We want here is young, unmarried
men. Bsfso good, Mr.: Editor; rs to men,
tion the fact, randksequest your friends to
come without delay. There siare three
girls worth csc, 900 niece, two worth
$7o. 900, ind Others worth smaller. suns 9 !;
not 70 slSeak Of the loyeliest faoes and
Echarnin gess III the dying
tor paltnerS "a don, sspeak of na1selE !;
Ebpt ecnisss I aH9t like o srnyetfg my
him nd
+ sisfv
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BROADWAY nEsrRE.-This Is positively the last night
play going citizens will have opportunity Of wit.
Messing the performances oi the Ronzan ballet company
Tho bill comprises Brcchino d arig" and selections
from " II Cayao DOro.n An afternoon entertainment
VIII be given tomorrow.
Nno's GARnES.--The Raves. who soon TO be aided
by their renowned brother Gabriel viii appear this
ing three Of their most popular pieces viz The Sc.
Cret Marriage, The Con'rabandisi, and Boreas The
latter Is OF the most elegant spectscles produced
BowrE -Judiciously selected pieces and good houses
are still the order here. Tonight 10 have Tic
stranger with Mr. Eddy and Miss 81 Clair the hero
and heroine: the romance II Esmcralda" in which Miss
- G also plays, and domestic drama called hose Gin
TOM
BrKroSs-Miss Cushman viii appear in her unrivalled
Character of lady Gay STaukcr In London Assurance
and Mrs simpson In simpson Co = on the occasion Of
her benefit this evening Messrs. Burton Fisher, Mark
sm'h aud sctchei and Mss Denim in the cast Of the
fret play.
wAi1Acks-" Uncle Foo zlc !" In which Mr. Blake has
Inc part 70 be the opening piece night Messrs Les.
TER, Walcot Holland and Davenport Mrs Allen Miss Gan.
non, &c follow N the Invisible Husband" and the
whole viii close with the amusing farce styled Fearful
Tragedy"
Laura KEEyf's-Th thrilling romance entitled the usea
OF Ice or Mothers Prayer which has lust been pro-
duced here style n elegance NAT viii doubtless in
sure or'i long T. 20 be repeated this evening Miss
keene and Messrs Jordan whcategh and jefferson play
the chief characters
ITALIAN orpA.-Rossnl's celebrated onera ~ aserni
ramis which received with unusual Demonstrations
Of satisfaction ON Monday again announced Cor 10 night
The cast embraces the names OF Mines 10 IaGranvo ana
DAngri, and Sigs. labocctts. easier and Fortni
AMERICAN MuHus-Aftcr being allowed suspcen, time
70 inspect the wonders u the "Aquaria" and other curl
osues vsers viii this afternoon be entertained with the
widows Victim" and Tho Happy Man" and ii the
evening with the romantic play Of Tho Rose OF
Penrtb."
EnuoriAS prnFoRxAScTs The customary programmes
~ songs burlesqnes &c are offered at the different
establishments w. night aud, IN addition the farce Of
Peter Pptr Pepper Iodge' al Woods building the
.Goaen Kingdom al Mechanics Hall and the statue
Lover al The olympic.
Ixrlp lIAff-Go and sec the lie ike ul,s,r,,on, ~
hc perous ldyen'ures Of Dr Kane and his compankns
10 The Arctic regions
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WOMAN ForSp DEAD IN BED-srsProS or Fort
Pnr.-Mrs. Catharne Moore ~ No l72 Forsyth street
died suddenly on Wednesday evening under such cir
cunssnces led the brother and friends Of the deceased
20 the arrest Of Thomas Moore the husband on
suspicion n having used foul play In the premises
Coroner Conncry notified IN regard u the occur
renee yesterday morning when he repaired the house
Of the deceased and commenced investigation relative
70 the affair u appeared upon inquiry that deceased aud
her husband had lived unhappy together for some two
or three ycaa and that they had been separated more
or less during that period Or Fnnel made post NOR
tenn examination ~ the body and found evident Of
laudanum IN the stomach The heart not IN healthy
Condition, being covered with unnatural quantity OF
FATTY matter The physician not positive TO the
cause Of death, whether proceeded from disease OF the
heart or from the presence II la-danum in
the stomach, but, 10 the best Of his t~cf he
thought death might be attributed 20 the latter cysuse
No evidence that could IN any way mpcate the accused
elected and from the present appearance the case
much inclined 10 believe that - nothing more or
less than ordinary OF suicide The deceased was "A
very respectable woman and leaves nve children 10
mourn her lose The prisoner kcc,s tall0rnv establish
ment Ia broadway, Prince street and has twys on
joyed good reputation The inquest will b. resumed to
Gay when i very probable that verdict oil "Dcah by
suicide" will be rendered by the jury.
fArAt Fati IRON sc.roID -Jhe Coroner was notified
" bold an inquest yesterday upon the body OF painter
named Maurice Cox, who almost instantly killed by
,ang rom scaod erected on the third story OF tbs
nunhe no 4os Pearl street The deceased resided in
Deuivru avenue Brooklyn, where he leaves a wife and
ianh! !" lament his untmely end
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Nov 6-ADrcd Blanchard sat w. the ship oauais,r.-
This motion 10 ct aside attachment issued AGAINST
the ship The libel avcrred 70 be sin cause OF posses
sion civil and MARTINEZ" and alleges that the lbcllans
owners Of the ship BY purchase Narshss sale.
and tina, since uch purchase possession thereof has
been wrongfuy withheld from them by Snow a Burgess
of this city, the pretcncc Of having claim or in
brest in her, owners otherwise On this libel An
attachment issued against the vessel notice was
ordered to be gAen TO all pcrs planning her, but de-
signaling no pefspn or par ION such notice should
be given. Mcssrs. snow 6f applied 70 have the
attachment discharged for NV Uity, IN not being taken
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on, AGAINST them and served on them specifically by
Held by the CourThat the lbelants have proceeded a.
in am ordinary action grounded upon lien on the
ship in which adverse parties interest need be monsned
or cited only by arrest Of the vessel and publication OF
general notice thereof to all concerned This msap
prehenson The goth rule of the Supreme Court directs
that in such the process shall be arrest OF the
ship and oniton to the adverse party to appear ana
make answer This constitutes the proceeding suit IN
acrs,a be tigated between the parties individually,
the vessel being placed under attachment only for the
purpose being adudged to the possession OF the party
who shall establish his right against his adversary
must accordingly instituted and conducted in the mode
that form Of proceeding and not as an &C
ton in rem The applicants having put in their answer
and being ready bond the vessel they be permitted
TO do SO forthwith without the ship being subject to the
cost Of re attachment. Motion to yacate attachment
granted with costs, and attachment discharged
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METROPOLITAN Police Matters.

WILL MIR. DRAPER TAKE HIS sEAT?-THE NEW HEAD
QUARTERs-THE GENERAL SUPERINTENDENT WANTS
REyoIyERs ETC
,,A ~. - a, ,.o -. ..o,. -. 90. -
i"' noi" was " n.'e "e' ses'eiu's ou' ''ei la"
orty OF the members had sat for time III secret
sion il was announced that there would he no meetnp
80, $50. :. &c ,.s. - " NAe
DRAPER.
The question whether Mr. Draner will accen, the nror
icTcu sea" III "e Doaru REMAINS .e' unsoi'eu' NO COM
municaton has yet been made TO the Board by him and
No ono knows his irton,ons I'm "Wednesday bou.vor
. -,
ut sem io' ei'noe VI nis eie'uon anu On Tue pinA
form oath of Office not yet filled up From this it
~ \, os,,u.d ,ho, ho ,,,u ho soo, sa.orr =; a., ,aro
- = -. =, =, -. =. - :, 80 :, '
ms sea' VI , nc = waning 70 SEE me eon,peAon vi tnc
next Legislature The establishment at the delay is al
most e!iai 70 .he asonisnmen, =. ms eIecuon.
ir Al 3 ~, n ~ mn p.r, y @
me o.e ~ ne Drpus s,perincnuen = no" removed
~ 'ie =. os WI " h a.u TIN streets on
.e n.y. Wiz. nc as nne su.e " ooins me
III = ~ .c IRON. room on tne
sae nooI rue .e, S'erA anu ~ are icca.eu
y, n VIZ JAZZ - ,ss i.,, lining noo IN ane
a ~, - a' % ~. io " ~. 9'ino
,her a largo nmrbar orcunx ,ha from, n,o hara
a. - :. ~ -, 49,. -, ' ~ paa 49,
an ns h ,, si v ~, s S Of
me- my 10 co., IN, i , :, ~ anu h 'y o nave
IN ne ~ =, ~ pm 81 w e' n, HOUSES
-. J ,,, a. 80 . 80 =! . w oa.. Dois..
.s, ~, So ~ 1 ~" '. ~ so'an'es, are
f ,,,S w. u.,rx ~ u..,S. !. ~ ~. ~ ,r..rov
The General snnerin, endsni = IN ansnssry a. ~ vb,,
a -, ." - ,,i nv y. ~. = ~ quaaiy 10 m ~ "na'
&c uoa. ~ ~ WI, ~, iues , H., IN VIZ
, ~. as-.' . - . III, seA' Te n,s peIolp
haye nrom,.ad to copnn,csta VIII MIN 4, 80 ,h
hNs Hon'seu 70 .omuhNa.e WIN MN III ansWc, 20 tne
G ~. " 49, =. y, 49, 49,, nv. ieei "1.io ,Aeu
=! LA ~, ~ ~ s sP., ~. ~
-, ,.a , nv. i,,. w. IN, =, W -. su,oaev :,
H. - ~, pas - In $500 -, no !, ~, l. 4,
nasss na,, ~, saas r,ra ~ , VIZ ~ ~
nce no viii rnox wha, a. ia. In, ,h, wihon snch ~
sruc,ons he would moi feel authorized 10 enforce the or
nance relating ~ ha raroad any r,or thar ,he
Rance rslsiine 10 water rent ' W.
@ ,..a., sr,,.,srx,,r.- ,...-rs - .,, ,,, ,,v., -
prvoYvrps ~
or,.cr n. ruv s,.r,p,xTvxn,x, nj, Thy ur-vo,
rorr.S POLICY NV YopK Nov 4 Is5-
To Thy pp,s,nrSr az rr Cxx.oyxss or IN, urYpopo.,
TN poInr D,sypnr.-
sTp-previps 10 tho election which was held ON tho al
inst eaused ~ he published in comnance with The
law in the several counties embraced in the Metropolitan
poltce dis,rc, hoso sart,ons ~ ho al ,hb ,,rhhs
be vending ~ ,,,oxica,ng ouors On tho Shha,b i, al
any day OF public election and which also nrohbt The
-.so,r. - - - h.s 49, a. - ~ 49,.
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IHt NicARAsrA MOVEMENT ~ Try,s.--The Gal.
aes,Oh ,tsan, OF the I'D ult says:-Te Geographic
uhcemen' that wing of the invading army for S,ca
rafa was about " sail from this port 4 ncss hers AZ
wei elsewhere Efforts have been made 10 raise men
~ le1E, anu sone would doubtless they saw any
have no present assurance Of either No eort has been
made W despatch vessel from this nor, VIII amer
WV
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DICORD's, vEI.PEAU's CIvIAIE'a, ACToN's CURL
~ ngs and the private hospital practice u Paris I
eases q the SEXUAL system may not Be Of the fac. =
takes this method Of Informing them he 10 Ne only gradIaAo
and whose connection with The Hnropssn hospsf
enables him 70 latest and az
Ing the oldest and most 70 street Co.,
ner Of Spring opposite the 81 Nicholas from 10 A. nj
evening The Doctorh Medical Adviser and Marriage ua
nearly 400 PIP, 100 picture illustrations = 81 sivss al -
advertised medicines We commend DR. Larsnont 10 - =
ncsdcourier des Flats Uuis aaa.s zsituns Dsy DssDL
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Some Of the Chicago papers advertising their sub
scrpton prices follows This paper is year
for three bushels Of wheat six months for three bushels
OF oats, three months FOR a barrel q potatoes"
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RARNUMs MUsEUM-NEw DRAMATIC SEASON
ID Great of the drama of THE ROSE OF
PEURITH. or MOTHERS PRAYER which will be repeat
ed in elegant style this (Friday evening at ~ O'Clock
by the res. q the entirely new and superior
MAN The beautiful aquaria and all the other curioses -
be usual Ambulance rs cents Children under ten
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ADJUSTMENTS.
IN FHI PNaE Es. soSIc S sfRS 3 ssSr'
THE WONDERFUL RAyEls IN THREE ENTERTAIN
Antoine in two Characters Jerome three charac.sss
Jeromes great novelty nopv,s
o0n'' SECRET MARRIAGE
THE CONTRABANDIST
Doors open at 61a; to commence at q O'Clock.
NoTicE~Gorious for The patrons Of the dardes.
joins his Brothers ANTOINE JEROME and appears -
WAILLAcK's THEATRE siy RE, .,... ), ; O'Clock
Attraction SRs% Bouccaulvs ~
The INVISIBLE HUsBAND.
Enthusiastic reception e Re pRS stssI comedy
Great applause sn TE 1HsaSf # ss
They win be given to. night, Nov. 8
Mr. pss Mary Sannon sns Allen
active preparation
7 AURA KEENEs THEATRE s2i BROADWAY. AB0vB
ANOTHER GREAT NOVELTY
cn Ct ss Se
Whose wide % induces the belief hs
susceptible as ii is in production Of
STERLING Ac1Iss s..UIi;S. sc.s.ar E.sy,srs Mus
for all Of which Laura Keenes Theatre has long snos
The Original Music under direction q Mr. T Baker:
saSs y 1 smart
sS M and GSa and Asp
frl'4 .H hys IA 81 si ISs { ISL
Captain de Lascours, of the ship Uranis Mr. wheaieeA
Ssrss. Del Mexican Geo .ea
Bar ,gls =. Sailor
ssss sSSSii I.ur. K.'.'
The Other Characters by Misses Wells Thompson aal
Messrs Stoddar Peters, Duncan Howard, DC, &c.
Act MAIN Deck of the Ship Urania
Act PA of Ice in the Polar Regons-Aurora BoroA
LIS, &c.
Act 3-The Gold Plains of Mexico
Act 4-The Hotel de Theringe In Paris
Act 5-lalace of Del Monte In Paris
No other will be performed on the same evening.
Doors open at GA; to commence at IA precisely
A CADEMY OF MUSIC.-SEMIRAMIS.
IA MADAME LAGRANGE MADAME DANGM.
THIS FRIDAY EVENING, AT s.
SEMIRAMIS
NoTICE-In consequence of Mile Frezzolnis ndsp0a00a.
| the highly successful opera Of
SEMIRAMIS
| will be given. for the second appearance OF
MADAME UANGRI
Nine DE LAGRANGE, Nine D,ANGRI
Gas..rR. LABOCETTA, FORTINL
Sale of seats commences this rning az tne
Dressings Hall sons Tickets ana 1ea's W NC nau ." W
door.
On Sunday-Grand Sacred Festival, at so cents.
On Monday-Second appearance in America of the cole
brated tenor - -
SIGNOR BIGNARDI
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MEDICAL.

G1 000 FORFEITED AND NO CHARGE UNLEGB
PI.vOO cured-Dr HUNTERS red drop can be had =
the old Office, No Division street. and where else; al
others malicious counterfets Of this the valuable
discovery In medical science being the only thing
that will really and root of the tho
rank and poisonous virus Of disease 81 vial Beware a
handful stating DR. Hunter has removed deepuon
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OH rHn ADELrurA CORRESPONDENTS.

PIffADKfFHfA, Nov 5, fs51.
me shocking tragedy = the y Lawrence Hotel Chest
hu street above TeDth last evening Is nonopolising
p1Ohe ssensoe to-day. have oonversed with ssv~al
s,ons sho we're veil acquainted with both the murder
"S ''c''m ana have Ioaned some facts relating 70
-, Ne'~~ als0fy which have no, JET been made
pubic. NJ. Richard Carter the deceased came q ,n,s
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THE MILITARY,


CFNTOR VETERAN CORPS or lsl2-A REGULAR
- monthly meeting of the corps will be held MERCER
House, corner q Broone and Mercer streets friday
evening Nov. o. atl71s O'Clock Punctua attendance
quesed In relation TO The celebration Of the November
BY order. w. RAYMOND. Colonel
CESIoR VETERAN CORPS or isI2-A REGULAR
~ meeting o. the corps will he held the Mercer House,
corner Of Broone and Mercer streets on this 0rdayl
evening November NJ ~ O'Clock Punc,ua attendance is
requested In relation TO celebrating the 18th 81 November
by order H. RAYMOND, Colonel
Isaac u, PHrrE, Adlu,ant
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IMPORTANT TO FEMALES DISEASES OF FEMALEy
exclusively treated by Or. DUBOIS Remedies for f.
male deran from 81 to g. Relief guaranteed In All
cases Consultations and letters strictly confidential Pa
tens from distance provided with board, nursing and
exclusive attendance The female nfahle monthly
rave mailed free with full directions receipt Of 81 Ad-
Ynrk
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nR. WATSON HAS FOR LONG SERIES OF YRARn
IL confined his attention certain diseases which he
treated ne, less than twenty thousand cases wihou,
stance OF failure. The remedies mild without nterruD-
ton TO business change Of diet DR. Watson
attendance from In the morning until al night
dence % fty hve) Walker few doors weatof Bruo1-
way. The consulting rooms are separate.
WIN. WATSON, NJ D.,
Formerly Surgeon 70 the Lock Hospital
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A NEW EDITION OF HUMAN FRAITTY, OR PHYDI-
N illogical Researches-Tt IL beautifully illustrated s.A
describes the and effects of all decaAn
nature II contains copious instructions perfect
ration OF those who prevented by impedimens from
tering into the state and also professional
taon illustrating the results Of chemical and examina-
tons Price Is cents Sent postpaid 10 any address ~
Invaluable work be obtained, well the
from DR. HARROW No ~ Prince street. few blocks wsA
of Broadway, New York.
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(NRNSTAI. PALACE.
u GRAND FINALE TO THE GREAT FAIR.
LAST GRAND CONCERT.
By DODWORTHS FULL BAND, OF OVER SIXTY PER
FORMERS.
THIS FRIDAY EVENING, Nov 8.
On which occasion MISS r. WILLIAMS, the celebrated
WELSH NIGHTINGALE,
VIII sing several favorite airs, ballads, &c.
PROGRAMME
l.
l. March-Gemma di yergy Donized
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. .flOiow
s. Ballad"I mind my wheel mother" -. g. Lnlcy
Miss Williams.
Opening ehorus-From Norma. ............ Bellni
Rataplan chorus-Etoile du Nord Meyerbeer
German song-"When the swallows homeward n.y.. f. Abt
Miss Williams.
= Selections from Nabucs Verdi
s Marche du SacreFrom the Prophet .Mcyerbeer
FART n,
O. Turkish mnrchAbd III Mcdjd .,,...,,........iT, Ham
10 Fantasia from Der frcyschulz ,,.,.... Won Weber
H. Ballad-I love the merry sunshine ...,,.., Glover
Miss Williams.
u Aria from Don Gioyanni-yedre Cartons Mozart
IA Cayaiina-"Cna POGO fa. Rossni
Miss Williams.
H. Aria from Maritana-"We happy YETI Wallace
l6 Grand nnale-wedding March. Mendelssohn
During the ntermission Professor Henri Wander Heyde
VIII perform selections from operas and the popular music Of
he day on the STEAM CAIf1OPE.
No extra charge for admission
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-11-06

DRYANTS MrNSTREI.S.
ID Mechanics Hall, 472 Broadway, above Grand street
OPEN EVERY EVENING DURING THE WEEK
Continued New acts dances, Soioa,
ings buresques, &C. Immense hit of W. PercivM. F. No
ran and q. s. Fowler. This week the burlesQue,
MAGIC WE'LL AND BUCKET.
JERRY NEIL and DAN BRYANT
appearing In prominent characters.
The Essence of Old virgnny every night.