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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-08-03

A TEAGIcA1 AFFArR-A ll0n charged 0ith
Poisoning his F5tmizy.-We learn from the
Troy IN. " Times that great excitement exists
at Bennington, growing out of remarkable
case developed there, which SCENE to involve
applicability of the murder, by farmer of the
town, in good circumstances, named Nathaniel
Spaford, of his wife, and the dangerous poison
ing of his child, and servant girl in his employ
The circumstances arc these:
On Monday morning Spafford rose Mt angcarly
hour, built the fire and prepared the coffee for
breakfast. 1t was something unusual for him
to do this, but when his wife offered to attend
to the coffee, he told her not to mind, he could
make it as well. When breakfast was served
-Ssan Ha,l s<l--I.S,=v,7l-
not drink any coffee, and none was poured out
Tor Tim. His wife asked him the reason of this.
de answered that he had been thinking the
beverage was hurtfnl to him. Mrs. Spafford,
her child, and servant girl employed in the
family all partook of the coffee.
Soon after breakfast Mrs. S. began to experi
ence burning pain in the stomach. She re-
marked this to the servant girl, and the latter
replied that she had been Similarly affected
Almost at the same time the child complained
OF being unwel The premonitory symptoms
were succeeded by terrible vomiting, painful
retching, and throbbing pains in tho head. a
nelghbor, Mrs. Charles Capp, entering the
husband had drank none of the coffee in the
morning, and coupling it with his anxiety to
prepare it himself, exclaimed that she had been
poisoned by the beverage. Mrs. Clapp laughed
at her fear, and asked for cup Of coffee,
Of Of which she drank small quantity. Soon
alter she also was taken sick and precisely the
same symptoms were unaffected in her case
T Doctors Bruce and Ranncy, of the village.
were called upon to attend the cases. They
remarked at once apparent indications of me
talic poison. Spafford, on being arrested, offered
to drink the coffee, and on taking a swallow or
two, also became quite i'll. Mrs. S s. IL
thought, will die, but the child and servant are
recovering.
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GARDENING
PRIVATE SALE oFvALUABIBPARMs
InIhc NefShborhooh of yYbeeITn,,-S

Pa offers for sale the well known Glendale
Farm 'whlch has been sub-dVided into seven snail
pnrsSssers Eac pc sold separate together to suit the
OF arabic and woodland Each farm is Well @
ring OF sheep cattle. ~ 'At'sl t0' tt4e era.
y arm y q. 1-Contans176 acres The buildings are
~ soo9 repair consisting of fine stone dwelling fabas
most choice fni. n &C., and an orchard
,t arm 10: 9-ContaIns177 acres The bndinos CON
tenants house, good barn, and good sabics
.t, N o.: t-Contains 116 acres BuildInTsa IAN,
ants mousse The land in this tract is superior %
>. nFM O. 4-Withn six miles of JYleeiino
~ ana has on 1t dwelling and ata Sis
there are 215 acres '-ue tlnpsF lana. In this
Farm ~ o. 8 is beautiful hill farm dio n,n.,
ofWheeling. N'1' 4"1 "lta4n sx miles
bfg hr s,a No e also well improved, and in
Stable, and fine fruit. -0ue' s oou Darn ana
IN ao9Ye property lies within eight miles nj Jvaoi;
fsSS creek, and two miles from Bir4 fITrosriS
vsI oF sALt:-One-fOMr cash. and the SaIsnco &,
payments, bearing interest from doT -
red by deed Of rnsf Deferred payments secu-
premises or ~ enquire of the subscriber on the
COP Goodng ESQ.,, Elm Grove ''Hee4'ng' ana ia
iuly2s.Sm ELLEN h. BUCHANAN,
3 s Elm Grove p. lii6C o Va
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-08-03

ANOTHER FREsHET IN IowA.-Destructi of
Cr0Ps-1tan Drowncd in the Public Ioad.-A
correspondent in Iowa, under date of july d.
sends the particulars of another destructive
fresheti in that States
'.The storm on Monday, 10th has raised tho
Cedar river to an alarming height It has NOT
been so hig ID since a. Towns are flooded, the
bottom lands are all under water, and an i'm
mense amount of crops destroyed. Roads are
lmpassablc, and .ofcourse mail communication
is Interrupted. In consequence of the heavy
rams, the wheat crop is nearly ruined-thoI-
sands of bushels of wheat and oats will be left
rot on the ground. The growth was unusually
large but the blight struck the straw. and
large portion what is on the ground is
worthless. Corn, however, is promising. md
Likewise buckwheat SO there is no DANCER ofo
famine. 81 "
On Monday there were two Young lad;6s
drowned at Waterloo, five miles from this mace
Z Yesterday young man by the name of Over
undertook to swim his horse on his way home
ana was drowned; this was in the commonly
travelled road, where Ipassed recently on dry
ground, IN wagon; the. water was about 10 feet
deep. 4ss'
We are now waiting with fearful anxiety 10
hear from the Mississippi The inhabitants Of
that region have suffered severely, butundoubts
ediy the recent storm will prove far more des-
tFuctlve than any previous one. A gloom hanos
over the whole valley of the Mississippi The
progress OF the railroad enterprise must be great
y retarded-a consequence of vast moment to
all the west -
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DENTISTRY.

TIME undersigned respectfully inform the public thatthy
Of Dentistry Their oceis Mt Market between
Union Sts.) where they will be happy TO .t
their friends and all others wishing the services Of
Dentist -. -. . j, 81 ,,.,,..I
ants of The late Dr. uhen, and the senior partner hI
been Instantly engaged In the
YEA dSring which time he has acoqap
ted with some OF the leading Dentists in almost all the
ftio the United has familIiAriged hntst
various peculiarities in operating They there
fore of being able to give entire sacoa
~ a. ABB. RoBERTSoN,H.D
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FcSERAI OBsEoulEs or GES. Qu1rAAx Lon
yesterday. as we arc informed, (says the Vicks.
burg True So,tshron of July 2o,) the last sad
and solemn rites of sepulture were performed
by the citizens of Adams county, including of
course, the city of Natchez, over the remains of
late lamented hero and statesman, General John
A. Quitman. The people of Natchez, of all
classes and creeds, all sexes and conditions, the
old and the young, came forth to pay the last
tribute of their homage to the noble and honor
edpatriot whom they loved and revcrencel.-
Under the command of Giles NJ Hillyer, ESQ,
Grand Marshal of the day, the citizens and
sOdiery Of Natchsz formed in procession and
marched, to strains of mournful music, to Nom
mouth, the late residence of the Hero and the
Sage Thence his remains were escorted to the
burial ground, with all due honors; and as the
solemn words of dust to dust, ashes to ashes"
fell upon the ears of that assembled multitude,
down many cheek unused to tears, streamed
long and fast the silver drops of feeling.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-08-03

ExEcuTIoN or JAMES KE1LY.-sTames Kelly
was executed about one o'clock on Friday, in
the yard ofthe Kings County Jail, IN Brooklyn
N. Y, for the murder Of his wife. The full prep,
arations Eor the execution were made on Thurs.
day afternoon, and the saIows fitted so thatbut
a few moments would be required to. erect it,
Friday morning the gallows was put up under
the direction of Joseph Edwards, the rope at
tached and all made rendy The gaIlows was
putup at one side of the Jail yard, close adjoin-
ing the female department of theprison, therope
which held the weights being run through
cell in the prison, where it vas cut by an un-
seen hand at the signal of the Sheriff About
ten o'clock, the two military companies detailed
for duty on the occasion, marched down to the
jailand took their position in one of the depart
nents, awaiting the hour when their services
would be required. About eleven. o. clock de-
taChment OF fifty policemen, from tho various
districts in the city, were sent dossn to the Jail
and took up position in the Jail yard. But few
persons assembled outside, and these were kept
in order by the police. The execution passed
of without accident, and in a quiet and orderly
manner.
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wheeling, NOv.1s, 1851. JAMES ORR.

N.B-a1essrs R. & o. take pleasure in referr!ngbyp
mission to the following gentlemen:
H. H. Weed n D.: Hon Geo. W. Thompson, His Hon Arid
Caldwe Morgan Nelson Esq b. n Fol- ESQ nF.Sohn
Hildreth DR. a s. Todd Taant Delaplaln John KnOte
Esq, McClallens, Knox Co., Marsh Taylor. nov1s
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TIE present evils often on the husI5 in which
Providence has enclosed the germ Of future
-
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For Rent.
For Rent.

store Room on Main street, North Wheeling or
ZEE 4occ5,Ied by woodrow. For terms anN'
- tnS''' Imh191 6EoRGEE. WICKIIAm'
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-08-03

three story Brick building near the sto,
1.,j1a in the Firth Ward, and occupd by Jesrs.
RrI,ari as boarding house. Possession given the
90 store room the building, occupied
a : n shoe store by John Rankin. Apply to
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-08-03

1t not unfrequently happens that weak and
yenotnons creatures attribute to others, their
own weaknesses and mistortunes. Times.
Ave endorse that sentence most heartily, and
bad the editor of the Tines weighed we'll it's
purport he would have been occupying a much
more enyiable position to-day before tho people
of Wheeling, than he does. We hope he may
profit BY II in The future 90
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-08-03

GoLD EXCITEMENT AMONG THE GeRIASs OF NEw
YoEK.-A meeting of the Germans of New
York has been held to make arrangements for
the formation of company to emigrate to the
newly discovered gold regions on Frazer's river
The meeting was presided over by Mr.. Steim-
er, who has besn some years in California and
Australia, by whom much useful information
was communicated concerning the two countries.
Some Atty persons have enrolled their names as
members, aud as soon as the company is large
enough, vessel will be chartered to convey
them to their destination. The chairman stated
that the months of December and January were,
in his opinion, the best time to sail,
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az Rz4pwo NATTER oNErERY FACE:
Is BiSen4x Ban-our shots at che mis-.

AZ AAS6hhH' 0AAbS Stl0tS at Gilo MIS-
cradle creature who has charge of the columns
of the Times arc evidently having their desired
effect. His yesterday morning ARTICLES moth.
ing but repetition of the same old stale story
which he has been serving up to his readers for
a week pnsts=..s Black Republican, - Abolition, y
&c.-withont producing one particle of evidence
with which to sustain the charge He makes no
attempt to refute or deny the charges which we
have brought against him-he prefers to have
nothing to say about thcm-believing that dis
cretion, in this instance, is the better part of
vnlor. We think so too But it having been
SO defantly procIaimed-and by the EDITORS
own pen, no doubt-that bingham is game,"
we did not think he wonld give up quito so
easily-that he would at least make n respecta-
BILE fight In order to bring him out on fair
ground, where the people might be witnesses of
the fight, we have been only administering
Homeopathic doses to him Tor some days past,
reserving ourePrincipa shots for the final strug-
gle. But we fear he has disappointed our
expectations. The few rounds that we have
fred into him have taken such serious effect,
that he is unable to rally-hell never be
himself again we fear. We'll, tho faults his
Own-l,e would not be adtnonished in time, and
must Of course, take the consequences We
Jity the poor, contemplate creature, but hope
he has learned lesson that will serve him for.
all lime to come.
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FOr Rent.

aa as the King property. The dwelling costst,
.1fcIeDt accommodations for large family The lot
Also good orchard, &C., and all lately epSfSSS
ga ~, an excelIentfcnce. For terms apply TO
Win hs M A. F. HULLIHEN
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81 We learned, at late hour last evening,
that Bingham was busiy engaged making ar
engagements for crushing out" article on the
LntslIigsncer. Let the little fellow be careful
or he will get himself into worse difficulty
than he has yet been in. There are two ways
of doing thing-honOrably and dishonorabiy.
When mau buys up his own paper at dis.
count of % per cent. he is not entitled, in the
eyes of honest men, to any great amount of
credit We are pretty well posted on this late
dodge on the part of Bingham, and fearit will
become necessary for us to 'show him up,
again, Having commenced, I'VE intend to play
the game out We hold in our hands trump
cards sufficient to win, and have confidence in
our ability to play the hand and make high, low,
jack aud the game.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-08-03

RAPID GRowTn OF WESTERN ClrY.-Not
-four years ago, according to the Leavenworth
Times, the first house was built in that place
let at this time they have nearly 1900 houses
within their bounds, and a large number in pro-
cess of building, or yet to be erected ere the
season closes. 1t is a little over three years,
since the population of the city was estimated
at. 100! Now, it is at least eight thousand ! 1t
has hotels, SO grocery stores ii banEing
houses, % dry goods do, % clothing and 10
tailoring establishments, besides other stores
for every variety of goods to the number of
about 125, four daily aud four weekly papers.
% real estate Offices, 70 lawyers, IS doctors
&C., &C.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-08-03

1GG VONONIsTA Ell oHIo p and LOndres brands of fine
,HJvei ". A. EDWARDS& BRO. +
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FINE assortment of Travelling Baskets, Hair, Tooth
N Nail and Cloth Brushes Perfumery, Pomatums SosPs
&C. Also the genuine jean Maria Fari ia Cologne, IL
wicker bottles, at Guly3D PAYNE & oo.'s,
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For Rent.

.,oDv rooms q OFFICES, DWELLINGs, Frame 4 Bric,
XIII Ward Rooms in the second and third st.
I house and small Hall 90 Nv IS feet; alsS
6unui"s THOS. HORNBRU0E
- once No. I1s5S Main Street. between Monroe and
n And In my absence from the city aprlyto
P.3S'-'As - u. II. HUBBEJi
.o1v no. % Monroe street-Up Stairs
New-York daily tribune., 1858-03-20

IN elegant four. ..t ~ fr,t-rlass BROWNSrOSE tJA
HOUSE buff III the very best manner TIE noi-, 1ks'
the lot 5xl2o feet With scour,yard In feout of ID feet
nu So can b. any time sud possession can b. gwen
March April To be sold the owner Is 10 remove from
city. Terms easy. Appy at No. 81 Sprueest >
New-York daily tribune., 1858-03-20

VUW 4 T NhNI IUf N.fI1Is'--fV "VI'' .'77-s'~
on the Dubuque Rsroai 80 acre. gnde, ou!iyA'lsn -
Hor.e WITH al Necessary out buildings WI eNchsnss
CITY PROPERTY. Price +l26Oo Also, Country Ses y
sa- or hsnse. Apply to u LoChE, No. 'i LioeiJa
room No 2
New-York daily tribune., 1858-03-20

..,ds,,. ,ut car tp~eT protect the hand.
-, In, xort srd r.ud-r them so;' soa sra~,
.,, In q. rvisn. 10 ~ser or ci. For ali Ri5S
storcs sni q No s. Jan o.. up stair.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-03-20

" scres with excellent buding-. fruit, so aud timber oz
miles fou. depot and ag. 20 the door Cburies Schools ~
Post-O Office ~ minutes wslk One third cash Lsgssin
{. II. OLIVER No. 81 Liberty-s.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-03-20
RAND MILITARY, CIVIC and
VI FANCY DRESS
CHARITY SOIREE,
ven ct tKIS IAL PALACE.
On the ENENlNG oi APRIL 8, 1855,

b. given CRYSTAL PALACE
IL aid Of the
HUNTER WOODS BENEVOLENT SOCIETY. ~
TIC n..Icnt edf'e ooustructed fcr the eIsopn 'n
wod tr the C.,s f.sce eoveIn. az az are, Re 81. o.
fnse ses ara be o sceoaod.nk
fstois teen sse.c " COMMITTEES " the o'' 'a''Oe
'4l9's l. Ne"'h'', : 1GE6ssAL ! ri+a 8 il'if ifErE
40 aid Of tie Hunter W -gsvssgi % S'y ~ nov, srb,tias
ta'S' o, .soas The poor and i
e.. sh: pg,go,sa q s'ss ao. Sea, ~ I'D i a.. % Of
aud the M.ussas Cma,s o. me vi they viii use
svs3 s3srs snef1 fS1ASstsr & s' rRoMEsADE CONCERT
, r.:nr.y b. Inferred ts.s hs biiA3cy Of the corp
a n ssca Sss tI. Conmcs vii provide .mpr oinod.,on
- the s.aeies where there VIII be no dancing The
SUPER SALOON.
.,.,udns over the Machine Arcade. -
WILL BIZ THROWN . open vSY ITS ENTIRE LENGTH
.na w .y toe Se & Of tho asA Will ths
.ls the fsr Oceup.n. comfortable they would be their
drawing Nor viii hs Gentlemen have ought to com
plasn of in their different departments
To make this charity . interesting to al who
fieipsi~ ia e. tbe Committee have detsruLDed to give =
NJ AStf chXSE AS HhtSP TItARTs si FOR fHE Il sofkEE ~
Thus ssoh PstLon o toe b; to 'd the soey IN pro
Tis ps.ciio method Of combining and charity
Gords pleasure TO the aDs sveT and cJn-fs
upon tbe needy and deserving recipients which they
~'o'a D'' I'll The BRILLIANT ILLUMINATION,
FIVE THOUSAND JETS OF CAS-
The superb additional Ch.ndsers which will be used for the
Re tai and Company CoOrs s1d UnifOms,
TIE BANNERS, NATIONAL FLAGS and STANDARDS,
Unprecedented concentration Of beautfu military psrsAr
.s the profession Of ch and original decoraion de.Sned bS
1he Committee, the banners insignia and ebsms Of various
Societies together with the full magnificent ballroom dresses,
ele vsfisd and plessug - - -
COSTUMES or ALL NATIONS AND PERIODS,
fhc repre- senaons Of cebrsed personages the u' and
dancing and TIE thousand and gorgeous phases Of cbe
carnival could only be witnessed in the
L uited States, al the
CRYSTAL PALACE
GREAT METROPOLIS or The UNION,
pul combine ~ form
-I-..' FAlRY-LlKE SPECTACLE
OF unparalleled grandeur and magnihcence.
President Of The United States and Cabinet The Governors
of Of the Stsis the Msyors Of several large ces the
turkish Admiral Mohamuc1 Psshs aud Suite =. the prominent
Literary ebies thu country and many othr distinguished
P~ophse BE- invited and received guests aud con
fdeny anticipated there will be such GALAXY Of eminent
and celebrated sds and gentlemen the CRYSTAL PALACE
fhe evening OF April has never yet convened one time in
eDy building IN the United States.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-03-20

COLD WINDOW SHADES,
~ REDUCED PRICES ron CASH
AT NO I26 wILLIAM-ST.
WHOLESALs AND RETAIL
New-York daily tribune., 1858-03-20

coub,ry 20 gentee sud careful family The horse llcn M
IA age has In il the modem. inproyements such = a
cl,, N ,th Ca, &c for beauty Of situation can hsy Or
.upssd The Grouhds. witch are also .se. soo4a i WIN b
In the vicipy several churches aud about an h1uf tn1
bs rHe fou Ills city. line 20 ; r. Box Non 10 L
Trbubs Office stating where an interview msy oe na" vi" "
Att I'd 70.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-03-20

DEVlVAL MCSlC-A HOME In GLOhi.-
N Tser kS@ sss9fS IN r.rss:e for AL "a n' ss,.s
way Fce cents sns- copy 10 copies ~ cents i" eoPos
SYQ. ksisct Pos,ess I've.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-03-20
Gouses ano farms Uante6.

COUNTRY PLACE WANTED--For season or
- year with withoat privilege Of purchase near Hdd.on
River Railroad above Tarytown. Address Boa No. lJ9l
Post Oficc stating location and rent.
VNyANTED 10 PURCHASE-A medium sized
w DWELLING HOUSE in che l6h Ward. east II shsy.
wanted the st Of May Address Box No 2O77
Post Ofios, stating price and location.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-03-20
CING SING PROPERTY for SALE at PusUe

SING SING PROPERTY for SALE at PubHc
- Auction tt fSDAY March o. 1853 The very desrsss
residence lately owned and occupied By Gen Nln,on Ls
wood loc aed the OF Crotch and Elizabeth o.,
the Village Of Sing Sing y. Y The dwelling 4 euAi f bn4
With tia roof having ffons of2s f and sboq ~ ssA
tArou .hou; contains Il Rooms well arranged with PnskS
Closets &c ceilings high spacious halls, marble mantss Ia
The premises comprise several Lots Of ground t about 80
lAndl which Barn Shed Sc, aad well stocked ~
fruit snd trees Tie front Croon sIns 30 ee
il protected BY handsome white ent marble ~e Tns swet
g elevated fi-ing buff mand. most b.nifa vss
the Hudson River overlooking n. Village SUD Cffon foi
The the north about II usles aud the south sboas
miles taking in Taprsn Bsy &C. Within few nanntss .ss
Churches SCHOOL, Post Ofcr and Railroad Dept de psoe
il sll that could be desird for country residence.
The above properly will b. offered Public Auction q
TUESDAY MARCH % 1853, at O'Clock, p M on he prem
is-s Possession given April large portion Of the pircAss
money > main on the pm misses. -.
Persons De irous Of viewing tb- property at tine WI
shown the upon application % James T. Coye ESD s
the misses For any Information relative tbs dos< e
property a. private sale, apply to JOHN LLOYD son,
IS Na~-su st. Commonwa alth Bank Building TO JANEsb
VAN STEENBERGH, Cashier, fishkill N. Y.
ITO EXCHANGE-Several Thousand Acres 4
Il good Farming LAND, in Wisconsin and lows. t,s-A~
with $4,000 worth Of Mortgages Bonds and Stocks fer w
lOrk City Brooklyn Farming property IN the vny of Nee
York. Please inquire Of or address GEORGE H. BACON
the Office Of R. Paxton Co., No. $50 ik sv, 2ths
WASHINGTON-Ay. (Brookyn) PROPRRTY
HOUSE. neatly built by the present fui.ad wit "
aDd Fixtures sc two m Lots planted With vanity Of eas
Fruit and ShTubberry Trees situated In Ws.hingonss
tween Green and Gstes-sy.. LssOu Unsurpassed Poc
$500 Terms easy. Apply 10 FOSTER LOPER Sat
Ssnds a., Brooklyn.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-03-20

ARNUM's AMERICAN MUSEUM
ID TYE MOST SUCCESSFUL DRAMA EVER PRODUCED
HERE. BRIDE OF AN EVENING Drsm.tne1 oy
Mr. H. Watkins from the eyerpopusr NV fORk LEDoEh
and TO BE- repeated THIS Saturday AFTERNOON 2oock
well a. EVENING a; O'Clock In STYLE Of fhOFUok
MAGNIFICENCE-GOdfrry farquer Dvisnie' syouns Stu
dent Mr. Watkins; bss HOnors PsHle, voUnf II eess Mrs
Charles Howard Erne.t HeiDe, Mr D. Ryan The NAN MAM-
MOTH LADY, weighing ~ pounds the LIVING SKELETON
weighing only 81 pounds the original HspPy Family the psnoP
Studio with It'd uiumnsted pictures all 30 be seen
now well the ninitabe AQUARlA. or Ocean and
River Gardens the curiosity nov 10 America the Happy
Family dc POSITIVELY NO FREE LIST. Admittanoe,
D cents; children under ten, Is cents
New-York daily tribune., 1858-03-20

Ms NEW TuEATER-Unparaileled

DURTONs NEW THEATER-Unparaileled
Is -sr... ., TIE kFw Dramatic uOst iaenss a. .Le
-, "rs.,ed b, tse STARTLING and ORIGINAL DkvtL
DputsTs In ,be Cf the pec-.-Tlil3 tSxur
1.p TvESIN0 Iiaeb 60 Dsxn. IL three with o. -
e1Iciy osII epitled The M0RN0Ns Or LIFE u sALr
-, CyrY. wi.b o powstfol Markham, IiAs Eas
E,e. Gaiyer. Mr l. D.senPf; Ners'' rae.
Msv from New York Mormon Elder 18th hi
,eeS saa .simeu, o children NJ Burou rhs tese
hrs BY Mesdsmes HuEes, SEith &c Tho twet'y
he Eoege By twenty tour intclisent reP9nsoihe'
The Scenery will exhibit The HIt % Eusn farty W.T.
hsndcsr,s &c Sat Lske Cry Noss,s NuTscry with Dome.
10 Rebt lion the Mormon T-nr viii the CeT~mony 81 I'm
5owmrui and Sealing of Second Wifi Noss' INr-d and
Feabered &c. To followed BY BuoEsr'us Comedy Of TH
CHRlsTENING. Plaes may b. secured for every night t
week.
BROADWAY THEATER.-E. A. Marshall.
- Sole Leaee also of,hs Academy Of Music Phistei
pb.s Manager of,he Zosi-.l Defanmeu: NJ N.n An6lga
EQuesirsn Man.zer j. Nixon. Doori Open % com
memo. 81 "A ocock-TiIlS tSsturcsyJ AFTERNOON .nd
ENENlNG, THE NEA SAHiB
Or. THE DIXON OF CsvSPORT.
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Tie performances will commence with ~
GRAND ACTS IN TIE ARENA
BY all the Eque.tTisn,