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Grand River times. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1851-18??, 1857-06-10
Estate of Johiel Fisk.

STATE OF MICHIGAN County of Ottawa, IS -
At session of the Probate Court for the County of
Ottawa, holden at the Probate Office in the vii
lage of Grand Haven, on Monday, the fourth
day of May, in the year, one thousand eight
hundred and fifty-sevcn Present, Augustus
w. Taylor, Judge of Probate. In the matter Of
the estate of Johie Fisk, deceased.
ON reading and filing the petition duly yerif-
" ed of Ann Fisk representing the death of
said deceased, and praying that John l.. Fisk may
be appointed Administrator of the Estate of said
deceased Thereupon it is ordered, that Monday,
the fifteenth day of June next, at seven o'clock in
the afternoon, be assigned for the hearing of said
petition and that the heirs at law of said deceas
ed, and all other persons interested in said Es-
tate are required TO appear at a session of said
court, then to be holden at the Probate office, in
the village of Grand Haven, and show cause, if
any there be, why the prayer of the petitioner
should not be granted And it is further ordered
that said petitioner give notice to the persons in
terested in said estate of the tendency of said Pc
tition and the hearing thereof by causing copy
of this order to be published in the Grand River
Times, Il newspaper printed and circulated in said
County of Ottawa, three successive weeks previous
TO said day of hearing.
AUGUSTUS W. TAYLOR,
2SS 4w Judge of Probate.
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BANANA, Leghorn, Straw and Chip Hats, just
Il received F&W
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Sheriff Sale.


DY virtue of an execution in favor of James A
ID Hamilton, against the goods and chattelS
lands and tenements of Thomas Wing and Joseph
d. G. Davis issued out Of the Circuit court for the
county of Ottawa, on the twentyeighth day of Feb
ruary, A. ID. 1857, and 10 me directed, have levied
upon and shall expose for sale at public auction,
on Saturday, the ninth day of May, next, at one
o'clock in the afternoon of said day, at the court
house, in the county of Ottawa. the following de-
scribed real estate situated in the county of Otta
wa and State of Michigan, to wit: The south
east quarter of the northeast quarter the south
west quarter of the northeast quarter north east
quarter of the northeast quarter and the north
east quarter of the southeast quarter, of section
nine, the southeast quarter of the southwest quar-
ter of section ten, and the northwest quarter of
the northwest quarter of section fifteen, all i'll
township number ten, north of range number
fifteen west also, the southeast quarter OF
the southeast quarter of section twenty-three
in township number ten north of range num-
Der sixteen west; also the southeast quar-
ter of section three, in township number
nine, north of range number seventeen west; also
the westerly half oflot number one, block number
three, in the village of Muskegon, facing Water
street and bounded on the westerly side by Market
street.
CURTIS w. GRAY Sheriff.
Grand Haven, March, Goth 1857.
The above sale is postponed until the twenty
fifth day of June, A. ID. 1857, at the hour and place
above named.
CURTIS w. GRAY, Sheriff.
Grand Haven, May o. 1857.
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A wag asked his friend, How many
knaves do you suppose lives in this street be-
sides yourself!"
"Besides myself?" replied the other, in a
heat, edo you mean to insult me?"
"Well then," said the first, show many
do you reckon including yourselfw
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a cunning lawyer meeting with a
shrewd old friend on a white horse, deter
mined to quiz him. "Good morning, dad
dy! Pray, what makes your horse look so
pale in the facet"
"Ahl my dear friend" replied the old
man, " if thee had looked through halter
80 long, thee would look pale tool"
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0HrPPxN q.

EoR SAVANNAH AND tLoRIDA-urIrEp srArEs
IL NAL Iiue.-7he steamahip FLORIDA, Capt Isaac
Croven VIII leave on Wednesday April 8 from pier No
North river. At O'Clock 2. Bills Of iading signed on
rosdvsy Through uckes from New York 70 Jscssonyie
SAL 10 PAtks SO Steamers from FLORIDA connect a. savan
NAB VITA he steamers from New ycrs on Tuesdays and "a
turdays
l'en NORFOLK AND PETEpsBURe.-rHE UN1rHD
will leave for the above psccs on Wednesday the 81 s
4ooloek p NJ from pier - Worth river. she WI syrive
ro-fok the next afternoon, s Petersburg the ouowing
morning Passengers for the scu vii proceed directly .,
by the great Southern mail line 70 Charleston, Aususa hs
vannah &C. Those Tor Richmond viii arrive 81 their oe.n-
nation early Friday worninz Travellers vii md .ne ne
cheapeu sssanteet ard expeditions route Passage
ard fare. with ssssrvcm. 70 Noxfqn. e; Fs:rsur& ~
ricsrc.d. sia ApnJ W LUptAn y FhxAsANrS'
preadwsI
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C. FUTILE, AUCslONEsR,

81
Morgagee sale OF elegant wood paror, library and
bed furniture OAK dining suit velvet csrpets
10 Vest Twenty first street.
G. TUT sk will sell on Tuesday at 1o1. O'clock at
elegant furniture contained therein being of
OF a. etoney and but short time In consisting Of
Parlors-Two richly carved suits In and ms
brocae etgere with plate glass doors back
and sofa table with Atuary marble large French
and richly carved mAntel glasses carpets
window bAngngs lined with silk and heavy taases lace un
der heavy gilt cornices French gilt
and manei arnens deliberately carved and fne
piano cost $7 music stand with plate doors and
top, 30.
Library Rosewood library case, fine eugravings sofa
and chairs In brocatel lace curtains tapestry carpet
OIL Paintings and engrsvugs-" The shower OF Gold" after
Van Dyke, 1.-The 1olet" Sr Caador and Priscilla
ryng Adus 70 The OsstIe,o Beephebe and he Dove"
Inspiration" The boy family "phe Roman Daughter"
sMsgdaen" "shylocko Female Head" "Boys Bathing''
'The Mid day Neal, &C
Dining room-CAryed dining suit vz sideboard ex-
Tension abe chairs and marble clock
deabrss heavy diamond cut and Bohemian glass china
lery, 10.
Bedrooms Rosewood and mahogany French bedsteads;
dressing bureaus and washsands Brussels carpets
mattresses, feather bedA &c
Also. private wines liquors. In bottle VIZ
sherry port and hook wines oard brandy ST. Cro rum
cesor GIN do Also. kitchen u.snEls Catalogues win
ready Monday aud be obtained At the Office Of the
x. JENNINGS Jr., Attorney for Mortgage.
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SALES AT AUUTuOn.

=
DDGULAR1 NEW YORK TRADE ALx-GR0. A.
~ L1AvIfr co.. Auctioneers.-rhis days sale en-
brs1es the invoices Of John = Perry O. r Putnam Go
a. Butler Co. James B. Smith 4 Co.. Thomas N. Stan.
fbrd and others
CHIP CHANDLBks STORE AUCTION ON wEDNEs-
- day q 10 O'Clock Of Rector and West streets ship
chanderr stock comprs pitch paint tar, hemp duck
81 ocks chain hoop compass cLas scrApers
and also LOO COO sogAr hhds chckor7 dep0se
required WILMINGTON A. CAkTER, auction store, 81
Dey street. corner Of Greenwich.
THOMAS yEIrsH. AUCrIONEEa-srORE Is sPRUOs
sroe.-Morgago sale OF the steamboat William Buck,
on Monday. April g. 1887 ct IL M at the foot OF Chambers
street, the steamboat vessel called the William Buck,
Formerly John X. VinonJ her engines, boilers machinery
&C., 6c
TUNIs MORRELL. AUC1IONEDR-Ar 292 BROAD
gentlemen and ladies be served PLEASANTLY. articles 80
Iected Oll l2 will be sold at auction 70
l0h and after private SALE at very low proes without
abatement Business will commence this nonday) morning
Stock in follows wood pAnotors made
by Fischer euAmeed chamber suits mahogany sofas rockers
and chars rosewood tables marble tops dresng bureaus
marble curled hair black wSlnut and
imitation rosewood bedseads. clocks fifty choice oil paint
ngs mirrors Sci jewelry sets OF ornaments for ladies'
wear set In mosaic gold Tone cameo aud JET brooches and
drops above; gold lcche sleeve buttons and studs
lets &c silver plated forks and spoons and large variety
vered carriage, fused for private carriage B-FAmlies
Ac desiring eaes at their dwellings, will be served BY In
TUNIs MORREI.L co.
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DY WILLIAM IRVING CO-MONDAY AND TUES.
ID day, april and at lO O'Clock each day. 81 NOS go and
81 varck street. all the elegant furniture c0ntatne In said
house. consisting part Of Wilton BRUSSELS and three ply
carpes suits carved rosewood paor furniture covered In
plush hair cloth and red velvet SOFAS lounges and chairs In
harcoh rosewood and mahogany marble top centre pier
and side tables rosewood so tables ouareees sewing
extension tables marble top side tables
crockery gass ware; Brussels stair cArpes ocoths
plated stair rods &c mahogany French bedsesds dressing
bureaus with marble tops mahogany marble top wAshstAncs
and mahogany b0okcasea secretaries mahogany
wsrdrobe. black walnut bedseads and wasasnds
feahsr bsd bolssers land pillows china toilet sets, &c. to-
Refhor with the kitchen furniture
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A UCTIoN NOTICE p. NASH. AUCrIoNEEs.-sUP

A UCT1oN NOTICE p. NASH. AUCrIoNEER.-sUPE.
s aad RI as
And maniel French plate mirror. elegant oil paintings ch
Yer heavy out sass ware u. most e.psnsvs Sind
china wcs ss and dinner set. rar:a
q s hS oSa and he
farnus: ss
e. :sa = p1 = NJ. .u;SH 2 ss ash:
io osCct soDd.y AgI being hs rieh snd dsaIsS:
which Win posissy sold CsiSsSus. rsady BY ociocr
On G Of ,s shsc ne wsp can b
THREE masnacest cold rosewood .uI covered in
ssd ';s .f
oad .sn e IA s .sd AID Az.
:.S ssRsp.vs TS:swoOS 'sc.s,s.y boo.s..s lined u. "a
20 ga "a. tas.ss marble Sss. soy sSod
sspssssI owner sass ro.s.ood wors sss: az
chssts and sndsspss psinsa order In Srsacs
s1 is q rs e and
oos. 80 heavy smerodsrsd lac w:dSw :ussns and cor
s.t:s such = .nd.s.es: .,sss go nsIns ylsw.
20. Gs whole forming vsry psa.as eessoa; sdcsriO.
rosewood pi.soorts city m.ds full seven os.vs carved
* pss1 c ssi.s vsa.sis Ssd cosby @ So.s
wood piano stool covered In sai viii elegant and costly
Dining :ssS.S:a y.,,.: ..s., e.ys. n SOD order
manner marble Sp .Ssy able: mirrors .oss ed: .sss
~ Lee S this e, N slseieai o. superior tone
ana hnh ogeher with all hs ruby and crystal cut gla.
rich china Tee and dinner ses costly silver tee
and dinner service "a inch SAVERS cake basken casrs cof
fee spoona forks liquor superior table
cutlery, marble pitchers, canary birds. &c
Climber ay sond and mahogany bodstesAs
ssuAry marble top bureaus wsshands and commodes 70
made % ordsr and in eacsisai condoS sshr beds Dol
s.ers pillows counteroAres silk and san bed spreads
liz sheets ingram csrpeu bedroom mirrors clocks toilet
tAbeS towel racks toe ocoths stair capcs and rods
Ssss Ss stand Tea and aiming able: ss..hsS win large
ana desirable assortment OF basement and Kitchen uenss
Ac with which the sale will commence The sale OF the
above furniture M Positively take place without regard 70
Weaibei responsible viii be In Ate pack
aud ship the arccs out OF the ctr. At reasonable
charge Deposits satisfactory the aucioneer viii be
ouret from purch Terms and only money
banl aha tha city WIN be received n pAyment Of blla
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by HENRY h LEEDS 4 oo.-oN TUESDAY. APRIL

ID and Wednesday 9Th, at lO O'Clock each at the
of the late firm Of Burns, Tranyuo Co ass
Broadway Large and valuable sale Of oabine, furniture
manufactured for the late anu be sold without
suits covered in blue and gold crimson three color. mu.n
and without plate glass DOORS satin wood lined; do French
mahogany carved centre sbe stauary marble tops score
tares bookcases cabinets canterburios; and
sprng back chair: covered in brocse velvet morocco
chai rosewood carved beseadS dress
bureaus French mahogany do; sewing chairs amour g.
gace and mahogany aeus carved oak chairs
dining furniture complete rosewood
and mahogany extension tables gothic furniture klizabehsn
spring maessoe; hat racks; double AMI sim
gle marble too cabnes mahogany sdeboArds
library tables chdrens chairs and cribs eegsres
also assortment of black walnut cottage and mahogany
furniture seat chairs. Ac with other fine furniture
previous 10 the SALE and the day
vtous 70 the sale with catalogues
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pAKBR 4 wREKs, AUcTIoNERRs.
ID No A Pima atrapA

RY HEHRY h LEEDS COON TUESDAY. APRIL
ID T. at l0x O'Clock the residence No. 81 Hubert
streetaHousehod furniure-Gentee household furniture,
pets Ac mahogany cloth. oaomans; msho
gssy marble top tables do eegere lace window curtains
corntces and shades bedroom SUITS mahogany bedsesds
bureaus waahstands toilet SETS &c Also chandeliers and
Ras fixtures and elegant octave rosewood piano.
made by Thompson.
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O. TUTTLE. AUCTIONE GR, WILL BELL THIS DAY
"A. Monday at IL O'Clock, at 81 Crosby street. twenty
horses Of all descriptions Also. and second hand wa
CONS. single and double harness saddles, &c.
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DY JOSEPH Ue0KMAN. AUCrIONEER -TUEsDAY,
ID April 7. at O'Clock p precisely, at So Sands street,
paror and chamber furniture In excellent order
LARGE white and gold band chpA dinner SET &C. Catalogues
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PHnLr = wnEIns. AuorIosKEn..,rxREMrrosr
Brcohiyn and Yonsers 70 c'9ss trrst-rair VII,
oclcct ~ a the Merchants Escha1ge Ne. rc<t ne 70,
sreeThree three story frame houses and los stused %
the nortnery side Of Fortv eighth street 80 feet west IRON
Eieventh ta ss and 3s1 houses each 10
By Sc lots LIS BY n fest south Brcokiyn wcdhull sree4-
Two three story brick dwelling houses and lots susi
DE north side woodhull street twenty &c. yesry irc
Brccsiyn Gs~s.n Dsstric) Eemses sree.rhe hrse soy
Remsen s,rees between Lormer and Leonard streets
and Known No 61 The house n filed 10 with brick
70 the peak. with tee attached. House ~ By
Is feet ot 100 feet wyckod srres-he LOT q land situated
the north side Of Wyckod street. between ormer and
leonard streets. ana kpovn No S. The lmprvvemsn.
front and two scry frame house By rs feet on the rear
81 the c< Lot rs by 100 North First street -Three four
sicy bnck Falling houses and lots situated On The south
side ofForh FRS street between Tenth street and Union
sveuue Houses each fecs niche. BY y feet Lots l0
see second srees four sory sIek sous
and soufh Third srees each - By feet Iots III feet
yonkesrhe three ssc~y frame dwelling house. ard i0 tua
Ted he ess.ery .ee Of Orchard street. 50 fse, nc.hery
from Myrtle street. Known LOT No a. Bby 100 feet Terms
which win be liberal made known n sale Maps and further
pNrrulars can be had acplcatsun N he suconeer. III
Van strscs
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n WALTERS, AuCrIOrrEe.-- This DAT McCAF.
X FRAY a WALTERS sell, ri III o'clock. At rs Catherine
street general ASSORTMENT Of paror bedroom and ktchen
furriturr hair and straw mstresses bedssesds csrpc
upwards
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sale OF FIRST class dwelling house. p n. WILKINS
viii sell At Yton Monday, April nj n o'clock nj the
wsrchsnss Fschanre The four scyy brick house and ot
No p.ce Thrteensh stree, between FRS, and
Second avenues The house well built aud has the
seru lot n By 100 For further particulars
nn u,rr A. Office Of the suctioneer. n Wall street
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THOMAS vEIrOH. AUCTIOHEER- STORE NO. l6
spruce sreetPeremptory sale Of rich fine gold jewery
gold silver watches, diamonds, Ac MONDAY, April
1857, At half past 10 M Ct the salssroom No lS spruce
Watches brooches rings necklaces bracelets guard vest
and fob chains ladies' chaeanes guns double and single
barrel. pistols swords, &c &c.
THOMAS vEITCH, AUCTIONERR-SrORE NO. 16
ls6pruce Mortgage sale restaurant furniture u
qucrs segars &C., Monday. April g. 1857 as 10Y A. M
10 Fulton consisting OF liquors. wines bran
dies, segNs, furniture, mrrors decaners um
bers, &C.. DC. JOHN c. PALFRnY,
for MortSa
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LEGAL NOTICES.

I KGAL roTroa-rBr LAW PARrwrRsArP or
~ Bowiev Page having expired BIZ limitation, The prso
!. ~ se sesrnses sT ns una~ss,s. q y, IN .rs
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n g. HoUeH. AUorIoNEER.-oFFICH sAs BROAD.
H.. w.-superior first class household furniture q
ton 70 morrow uesd,yl April Z e loh ~ q No 2as
he entire ccnten Of he large four cory private DWELLING
which has been newly during tho present year In
he mo. e.pensve manner. yin be sold = auc
rarely me. With Of getting hs very choices soods {, suction
o. sae Win commence IN The paro aid s.tenson rooms
tS6ss OAK beuaef and suh &c. toesher with rch assor
ment Of elegant china dinner and tea so silver tee and
breasfss sea sAvers casters cake baske spoons And
forks As Ai:c ivory CUTLERY IN 'es rch cut s. wa
DIVER ware, &c fIs psrlor. richly faruishe4 Win
apefHy carpets, three solid rosewood sui n French
dsaak covsngsi cay and rscspuoa ehais nutnss and
lounges bronze - Hxturea and gh; bronze elocs and
figures match elegant Sewers china ysses and reA nante!
Cc.lss and other ceI:bras4 ass sold ssesres
wood toShs.ss ooa So; pisf snd ov.. msrs oee q
CArks gupere 1octave pianos VIII guarantee un-
eIpssa aos ana brccsis WINDOW dy.nery fosseopsy Dc
oeot ana ro:ewccd hall ssssd velvet as csrps md q.
carved soH ro:swood and turssns
nsH, csrpe. maSogsny soAs china rocss.a becsee.ss
tOa sucen police force VIII be In ss.snd.sce . pre-
Obtain0d Monday evening 81 the house only
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Tux HRIk AT LAW.
tFirs, time tbs
Fsvorte ferces each night
Seas secured tares Gays In Aivaroe.
AURA KEENEB Nkw THEATRE
IL GA Broadway 1ea< Houston street.
hoene. hole Lessee btreOr09
Change OF tined open al Ga the performances w
commence with tho Overture at ~. oalock-
MONDAY kvEsisG, APRIL 1857,
whh nav and Apr opriste painted by Mr. Aing.
petite comedy entitled
LIViRG TOO FAST
Characters BY Messrs Jordan. Lngham SoddAr and as
Fate Reynolds
To conclude with, for the nineteenth time
TIE kLvEs; Oh 1HE STATUE BRIDE.
eyva he Statue Bride .Mss Laura Kssne
1he ol characters bv the msmbe Of this talented compsny
LxGESD.rhe mountsin forests OF Paso1s funAso1.
"a sain by PIXIES hp-ies Elves who. like The PhAneu
Dsi Of GERMANY delight 70 enirsp travellers into th
torment them with their mischevous Anncs HAY
ing the power OF Transferring the spirit hey oen IN 80
malicious bos life the dead Statues ruew
and dramatically moving In the forest: but
ouiy durnx the they retain their fictitious exseuoe =
the approach OF MIGHT they resume their mmobiluy.
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THOMAS vEITCH, AUCrIOREER -STOhE NO I6
Spruce street sale OF groc horse
wagon harness, furniture On Tuesday April at 10
sreets consisting of large assortment Of groceries
teas oonees cheese lard butter Also horse wagon
harness. household furniture, consisting wood
and mahogany SUITS bedseads tables bureaus mirrors hair
and straw her BEDS &c also, assortment
of kitchen furniture, &c
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A UCrToS SATISFY II u LvsDs co., on WE'D
"A nestay Apri at Is Hammond street. geutsel h,use-
bod fptIire nearly and fine order consisio9
vel carpets SUIT In haircoth lace and brocsel
ains tip table table II feet and
ret ~. asruept bedroom and kitchen furniture, ac
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DURTOK's NEW THEATRE, BROADWAY.
ID Mohday-Produc0n OF the great bh Aasperan comedy
A WINTERS TALE.
The attractive quality OF this beautiful play ~ the Cham
bers theatre It's revival al thus establishment
where capabilities OF splendid stage enable the
Manager TO produce many extra and original elects The
by that attention u correct and
tune whieh have given fame to the shakspsAn productions
Mr. j. W. Walack the distinguished agstian, will appear
for the first time M Leontes.
Mr. O. Fisher Polk Mr.. Barrett, rst time
Miss Sara Stevens first time as Perda; Mr. Smith ars
time as Antgonus.
Miss Polly Marshsll first time, as Dorcas
Mr. Burton AnOlycua universally conoeded to be one o
the pest Of his performances.
Mr. Moore The old Shepherd Mr. se.che the Clo~n
performances which have received large need Of pablo
praise
ite whole the scenery and Of the most extensive
description
vesubule of sciAn Palace, with View OF Mount xtna
PfkRHIC DANCE, by sixteen drecisn youths,
embody ing many beautiful and graceful tAbleaux
The Queens Boudor-a scene Of private life.
the rendering Of the oracle OF Apollo correct and classical
repi OF the administration OF Grecan justice
Defos tea Cost In Storm
A CLASSIC AL ALLEGOkY-rhe Course OF Time,
Accompanied by the -Four In their appropriate Oars
fhe Revolving Globe ted by Tune aud archsd with
,ha Zo6iaca Sgns-Apperance OF the Gede Of Night
ard her star nympns eating before the Ascent Of Phn
bus in the Cbaii lot Of the sun.
A Road near the FArm-9arden OF the Palace.
BEAUTIFUL PASTORAL sCENE.
SBEEP eHEARIsc FESTIVAL,
With a Dance OF Shepherds and q grand sayr Orge BY
twelve Men IN Hair.
The Pers OF the Palace with the celebrated Statue sceue
The costumes rich and correct The music BY Mr.
woof with the overture composed Cor this piece By Mr.,
Bristow
NO othsr piece on the same night
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AMUsEMENTs.

o.
DROADwAY rUArxH
HAWAII hos iesseo
Deor oven q T. Performance 70 gin with tho Overture
" &1x O'Clock.
THR LAeT DAYS OF POMPBH.
MONDAY EVENING APRIL g. 1857,
and q ght during the week
This presented for the hr time At this theatre
In style Of cos.ness ard the same care In detail
racter 10
POPULAR ATTRACTIVE
New and charActersic scenery. by Hester
dresses. properties appointments Ac...by; =; %: wallis
nsviog re umed his engagement ser his successful wsse
Mad Pou,si Mrs Lizzie Weston Davenport Mr. A. II Dsvsu
port Elmoss Mr.. Grosvsnor, Mr Cano. Mr. Seymour
M Wallace, NJ. kyDge, 40 in prominent charao'esv
Incidental TO the drama the most
MAGNIFICENT SCENIC EFFECTS.
music Illusions and changes beautiful moving dorama or
the enchanted of let's the temple OF Isis abode OF the
of the burning mountain tsbleAux msrches comba
dsnoes &c Ac Concluding with the dazzling and Meixe
THK ERUPTION OF vEsUvIUs.
Excellent fArces every night -
Full particulars dbt5uuoo Of characters &c., 20 10 bills
DRoUGHAA's BOwRRY THEATRE
~ 5oe Leeseo m john brOvgnsn
Attog and stsge Manager Mr.. J. howe
PIT and Gallery, lsk cents. Door open Al 6]s; 10
meoce ~ y. O'Clock.
TIE GOLDEN K ~1LE
IN AND OUT OF PLACE.
THE WBP1 OF THE wIaHTON WISH
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DARTIrIoR sALE-vALUARLR RIAL EsrArs IN
ii the vilsse of Hewtovn; IS scrss IN three pieces one
Of u two Of acres each With house and barn
Also wssercresa bed 81 beonEing 70 the
Of William Ddde deceased; VIII be sold Tuesday,
April I, At ~ o'clcch n, 81 the bosl Of Joan Bur.
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f,RocKERY AND oLAss.-HENRY @. EVANS, Auc-
~ usneer win sell lots 10 suit Tuseday April q
10 O'Clock No Liberty sres and various sssor
silver plated eastern teapot e trays waerA
retailer declining 6usns,, with which The sale WIN "su
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y GRAND CONCARr.
April lS q kiblo saloon.
Mr. Bchmeaser win be assisted By the following eminent
HXD. CORA DE wu.HoRsr
MAD. W. SCnMEIesEH
SIG. nOREILL
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RARNUMs MUSEUM MONDAY, BENEFIT or O. ".
ID CLAbKE Mr. and hrs Davenport have voina-
appear the evening Master Walter AVID Ju1la
in Sheridan Knowles famous play Of THE HUNCHBAokr
lille The afternoon 2h O'Clock Mr. Charles Walcoe m
Mr. holland have consented to 10 the ecve
parts Of Bolt and Of Wgse In OUT FOR HOLIDAY -
The celebrated Bryans Mnstrols In her delightful ou11r
taiument besides which DON CESAR d. BAZAN.