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Weekly Trinity journal., 1858-06-05
Dyspepsia Cured.
From Joseph Hoxie, New York City.

From Joseph Hoxie, New York City.
NEW York, July 81.
GENTLEMEN: Having suffered many years from
repeated attacks of Dyspepsia in its worst form,
and almost exhausted my hopes of being able to
obtain any permanent relief, was induced to
have recourse to the O1ygenated Biters, prepared
by Dr. George 3. Green, for which you are
agents. 1t gives me great pleasure to say, that
It's effect upon me has been highly beneficial,
eradicatng the disease, and restoring me to good
fhealh and | sincerely hope that all who may be
Fniering from that dreadful disease will be in
dnccd to give the medicine trial, fully beicv-
3ng they will not he disappointed in the result.
JOSEPH HOME, No. &c Wall st.
Snch testimony as the above is entitled to the
confidence of Dyspep.ics, and proves the efficacy
nf the Oryqenated Biffers Mr.. Hoxie is well
known as a highly respectable citizen.
SETH W. FowLE & Co, 1873 Washington street,
Boston, proprictors. Sold by their agents every
where
Sold by Henry johnson Co., Wholesale Drng-
Rists, LAG Washington street, San Francisco, solo
Agents for The Pacific coast
gent in Weaverville.
r. 4. IA GG, CITY DRUG STORE.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1858-06-05

sTLLA ENCAMPMENT, No. IL, 4. O.
Q. F.-Mccts on the evenings of the first and
third Saturday of each month, at Odd Fellows
Hall, Magnolia" building, Main street Patri-
archs from abroad are cordially invited to attend
OFrIcERs.-A Shepard, c. p; Jereh. Bennett
III. p; F. W. Blake, S. W Fred Walter. T.. "
W. Wilson. j.. w. u. f. GORDON, Scribe.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1858-06-05
JUST Received |!

JUST Received !
ono TIERCEs AMEs' PATENT COVERED
ZUO HAMS;
100 bills Clear and Mess Pork
100 half bbls. Clear do.
800 " new Goshen Butter
200 cans Leaf Lard, lob tins.
1000 bags green Rio Coffee
300 mats Old Government Java do;
100 drumS new Goldfish
100 Ealf bbls. No. l Mackarol
200 %
so Lbls Carolina Rice;
1000 mats No. | China do.
100 eeroons new Chile Peaches;
500 mats No. China Sugar;
IS hhds. New Orleans do
500 bbls and half bbls Crushed do.
100 " Coffee do.
1000 kegs e. B. Syrup, and GAL;
80 so bbl. II S"
200 half bbla new Dried Apples;
1000 boxes Knapp's Candles
1000 " Chemical Sperm do
200 " Belmont do. in cartoons;
so (" Patent Sperm do
1000 4" X. C. A. Soap;
1000 " Yays do;
1000 /" Layer Raisns
1000 half and quarter do;
100 chests fine Green Tea;
800 cases do. and 2lb caddies
500 =" Black do. lib papers
100 4" Olive Oil:
100 Sardincs, and boxes;
500 Assorted Pie Fruits
100 Jams and Jellies
600 Piper's Oysters
500 Assorted brands do
100 Fresh Lobster, 2ib tins
500 Brandy Peaches, gal.
200 Salaratus, lib papers
$50 boxes Colgate Starch
1000 cases assorted Ground Spices
100 cases Ground Coffee
so kegs fresh Nntmegs;
80 cases Peach Tobacco;
rs Fruit and Marys Own do.
25 Virginia Offering do;
I'll Grape do;
rs 4" Cutanise do.
250 " Smoking do.
For sale by
X. T.. Brewster f. Co.,
Con. CLAY AND FRONT STREETS,
I6lm San Francisco.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1858-06-05
Zg- Wistar,s Balsam Of Wild

ZsB- w stars BaISam OF wild
Cherry.-The best remedy ever known for
Coughs, Colds Asthma, Group, Bronchitis, lnnu-
enza, Bleeding of the Lungs, Difficult Breathing,
Pain or Weakness Of the Breast or Side, First
6ages Consumption, &c. In short, this Balsam
y peculiarly adapted to every disease of the
lungs and Liver.
y Wild Cherry has long been known to possess
Important medicinal properties. This fact il fa-
mar to every matrOn in our land and Physi-
cinns often prescribe it in different forms for a
Uriety of complaints. Tar, also, has been equal
~ noted for its virtues I; and some physicians,
Nose fame is familiar to the whole country have
One so far as to declare that even Consumption
could be cured by that alone. In other hands,
etain. it was nearly valucess. owing, no doubt,
"a their ignorance in preparing and administer
Mg it--a difficulty entirely obviated by patient
experiencc and long experiment.
lhe extraordinary medicinal powers possessed
% these two substances are now, for the first
tDe combined and embodied in DIR. Wis
or's Balsam Of Wild Cherry. BY a
uEe chemical process, everything deleterous or
Rless is rejected so that what remains is the
mst extraordinary and truly efficacious remedy
~ all kinds fpulmonary and liver diseases ever
Npwn to man.
Ea- B z AUTI o US-As there are many
WUNTERFEITS, look well at the signature
p<ore purchasing take none unless it has tho
nc Of "Henry Wistar NJ D.. Philadelphia -
Stanford Park engraved on the outside
upper. All others are BAsE INVITATIONS.
p. w. ANDERSON is the only authorized
b.lsam of Wild Cherry.
ARK WHITE, General Agents, 1872 Wash
ston street. San Francisco. Also, Importers
& Jobbers OF all Genuine Patent Medicines.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-07-07
TIE MORMON TROUBLES.
A CARD FROM DR. BERNHISEL. THE DELE
GATE FROM UTAH TO CONGRESS.


Ipon the advice Of experienced friends, have csre
fully avoided presenting my name IN prnt. lhe mos
obnoxious Individual, however, s, by popular custom,
tnttl. 10 ask for himself end for Others when nace
is busy against them, what s terheu asasPeleo" VI
public opirion.
/ vould most respectfully ask my fellow citizens to
distrust the letters with which the JonInais no"
abound coming or purportlng 10 come from the sLa ,
tion of the army of Utah, ana wnlcn are c3.hpSseu
xitLout apy regard to truth OF statement by those
whose personal interests will be promoted oy onr
countrys perseyerDg in the wicked euteTprse denom'
mated the Mormon war
sons that there reason doubt the sincerity OF the
Mormcns' desire for peace Why did the press at
their command deny the authenticity oi the
OF Gov. A. Cumming TO the commander at Camp Scott
and the President Can they hope after We have en-
tnely abandoned plan and sacrificed si our preps
rs,ions for deiense-aiter we have opened way into
Utah TO troops whose existence 10 one reasonable man
will doubt was at our mercy-do they sAll nope 70
bring on war by following after our flying people 50
closely that the conduct OF hcentous soldiery VII
compel our citizens TO defend Themselves from tneir
oulrsges by force
do not understand it. My advices show thst -four
months have passed since we were invited by the
President of the United States, or by gentleman VINO
claimed 10 have his confidence and represent nls views
20 receive the assurance OF his own and the naton
coed willard to welcome peace aud free intercourse
again with the forgetfuness Of all past differences
-Four months have elapsed since that gentleman came
Amorg us with his message Of peace and apon our ma
tional faith we felt safe to call back troops who
we're upon hostile march, and salute the hag which
should protect every American citizen who has Alright
to gaze upon it. Bat the hostile preparations az sinst
US still continue, the armed men at the camp stiu
threaten TO pursue our families and hocks.
They even write Of their success in preludlcine
against us the minds of the two gentlemen VINO hsve
lately reached them bearing the title OF Commissioners
Of Peace. ~
With all these evidences Of dark plotting still
have the hope that they will not be able to cover up
the truth with Ere and blood will not yet place the
National Administration with those who are striving
TO destroy believe the President to be q man
from whom the truth may be kept by court Intrigue;
perfdy.
| think it enough for me to beg suspension Of pub
lie opinion.
JOHN N. BERNHISEL, Delsss:e from Utah.
Neie York, July s. 1883
New-York daily tribune., 1858-07-07

summit Of lofty butte which Ees 10 the sootA invest
of the camp. and commands 8 view OF tie valley be-
.xeen the Wind River Mountains and the Wasatch
rapee. The sides Of the butte were almost precpi-
tous. and the slipping gravel, Of which they consist,
uas sreaked with lines Of cedars and tufts OF grass
and blue and white and blue and yellow flowers
slouc ali the rts formed by the rains. The top was
AZ fst a. the floor of ballroom. On the east the
whole panorama Of tie Wind River cham was dis
tnct in the horizon and between il and Us the line
of bluffs along Green River was plainly marked
The parallel ridges which digerge from Blacks
Fork the hight of which have often realized when
crossing them in a wagon drawn BY span
Of vesry mules seemed Ike little rpples on the sur
face of the great plain. On the SOUTH the hne OF
the Uints ridge swept toward the east, and the
snow on its peaks wore fresh white coating IRON
a is!l from some clouds which still fingered over
them. Almost at our feet lay the camp, It's tents
oliitering Ike bright dots the wing Of an insect
and the outline of the dark wall OF the fort just
visible in the sunshine. The whole encampment
bore in size about the same proportion to the paIn
AZ a single letter in great folio volume bears to the
psqe on which it is printed. According to an
observation taken with the barometer by the gen
tleman whom accompanied, the hight OF the sum-
nit OF the butte above the camp is about zoo ieet
which. as the elevation Of the valley of Blacks Fork
al Fort Brdger is nearly $500 feet, would make II
zoo feet above the level Of the sea.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-07-07
THE CROPS IN Ne WYORK.

week travel and observation throughout those
portions Of our State ,rsyerssd by the Ere and Central
Raiiro sds embrseipg aboa, half the fayeight Coan-
tee, have 10. confirmed the glowing reports which
reach Us through others Of the general condition OF the
crope in this State. Our notes sum up as fouogs;
Rye lja.t npeOirgD, thin and Eight viii no; sveTsss
ten bushels TO the acre.
What looks better but badly cut up by toe nudge.
In Livingston and kindred wheat-grOwiDg districss,
Args fields are utterly destroyed. Toe yield through
OF. TIE State will not average ten bushels 10 the acre
Barry, largely sowed, and looks ulserab!y.
Oats, backward and very uneven, bu, msy yield E
light average.
Indian Corn, very spotted, and generally snali,
presenting in places yellow, drowned Ioot, bnt In
tie main Of gsod color and growing fss Uness dam
sged by premature frost, the crop oil probably be
large average. There 10 q. Issst N average area
planted.
G,Gss. pretty far, and beyond sry eortceency put
tist sf BAD wss;teJ !. tsyhg vish issssafy essuo'
New-York daily tribune., 1858-07-07

-. Ne bead 30 ,sr,f 81 10 ssve'iss, o. he hs'I
a." -sled. hsI.h and d-y. OF uCrse sl n 'pnn-
sGDse - rssnrs Viii sss mole taan haf sr eh.Ifos
YrcL Woov en- resore and p,-sontJ sc ell sch an
49,, vrs S M, Allowing and Jndse- The WINTER q tDs
s.sss ..sSTas4 f-' ''-'fs: Eslw.Yo.r, aps 49, 1853
.., Near fir: Persist ne 70 express 70 you th. eohfs
,,1er for entire restorston o. ny na, 70 ~
- -, About the tine q my .f,s II ne Ulsso oa @
rvs ngdJ s n son recovered its original hue ooo-
sbm Rssiors,ive very voDeend nSenAoh' s~'e en-
srazr a. vel - sfeNsb'e- =, a rulIpyRG
"D,y.h ar G-y5ety6et-
WELSH EExuWEa 0yricr, No Is SsssaS'I'
IN J. Woop-Des sr: Some month OF ,u See.s s1 -
al N your Hsr Restorative and sayet 10 my VIE,
n IN her hair, htiie 'nsiIs ~ he tls
~ you'd restore s sr IT, 1st Nv weeks .ra bss performed
50 aSlTi,l esse BY turnns al The g,sy a1r: 70 oaI
s-n .. he time se.S' % se % !. r.s n T.s
aEoneFJ fe.n.s N .beir hair CHARLES CARDEW.
" nS<D Nrw.YosK July d. 1857
IN J. Woop: wth confidence do recon mend your
II, being tbe most scseioos article ever ssH
@ n, yonr Hair Restorative my hair and whkefs W nlcn
- .lr,es WHIT, have gradually srovn oak ana no" .
ssssSp, that few NOR. So " M SodIus nd un.
<zsrt itching ~ common among P'rsoA WY RRfrpY"
49,, wosp, About two year. ago my hair commenced falling
90 tursiDx gray; fast becoming bald and ns1 tned
,.ry rspsdss effect. commenced oang yoeI hsors
o.. 4 JaauLry few applications fastened my naf ni.
rsss.n 70 az sp ut and turned back 70 It's foIne' eo'
nl.,l A. this .me fully restored 10 ls ongnA ooT1'
81. appearance nd cAserloDy RECOMMEND ~ qss Az
~ ss.ta1.s b pt up in bottles Of three Mes vs: large,
medium and small The mall holds half pint and ietsn ss
M psr sote the medium helds At least ~ pr cent more ~
sssperon oT 81 bottle the large holds quart
3 rsr cent more in proporties, and retsi.s br 81
4 j WOOD 4 c.. Propre.ors, No. 3l2 Broadway New
yoh r tbo uss; Wire Railing Ehsbb'bmsDt' aad no.
snd ed by .l seod Drurs.s and Fancy Goods Dealers
New-York daily tribune., 1858-07-07

IT, Lqyorte JIrd.) Time. says thA; The Praris
Horse Guards Of that Place ps one drla one ~
bv ON diyision Of the company upon The o'her. ~
SSe of the volionstwo borses came ogether pfee-
iny The recks of each, aud killing both aniroae M
rsntjy. The riders were thrown fifteen or tSen.y
Get cne of whom-youug Donnely-w1 severely ~.
;nr,d. HIS life was for while dsspsired OF, but No
nov eory yslescer., and viii probably recover.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-07-07

DrDLEY OBSERVATORY, July lSoS
Ts the rru,,.., Of ,hs DsSlsy oe'1raso,y
GESTLENEN: We nave the honor 70 present 70 you
in the following preamble and resolutions,
ADOPTED at our meeting this day. - ,.,
Ns'y respectfully yoaTs, JOSETn nsSNi'
BYNJAMiS rEIRcE
HAsa' The Seierhe Council have received the resolution
they ind TIA; Dr. Gould hs, beu condemned without esne
tie attempts the Scsnhs coGnSl to obssn Or. Gould
the opportunity Of m"css he charge. which have been msds
with the exepuon OF the two charges Incompetence
Se.or.S That the Scien,fc Cousc sav.s The Trees
liza, their P.enoe IA ihsiI PyseS soss o. '.aaoSs The p
80 utterly variance with he system q saFdanshp ey which
the Of country protect The nights OF oar citizen. A,n
brins Ji.rsce by the whole community and wi no. t 10
obsuct al further cocbu,ors for the support OF the oese
story. 49,. -, Z, n -. n a..
statement which has been s.n.@sd to them oy me ses; 2
r-mov. he,ds this the evident basis upon yheh sneh ~
sry spe serious charges which have en
sde again the Director and hrsd they have me
i,,sd tc them in his desrs and Ass they hnd ia this
evidence the triumphant refuaen Of sD the eAses which o
SpeG IT, hey must sdvi,e the Trustees tia. he removal
of Dr. Gould would be soston Of their Obligations to
Whereas. Thi. Council have carefully examined the scientific
progress the obsvsioy snd hsd IN s .sr 70 - aoy
the Director bis assistants have been ehaActerfed cy me az
mcs zeal 'nd ensr hes9 nsy na M ).
th,y ud in the character the work which has ben
already done and in the unyaed Meridian Circle which has
been under bis direction, the moat ndabitAoe proon
of the greatness Of his capacity for astronomical investigation
therefore, -,
Rssored That they the Trustees that the removal
Dr. Gould will b. rrepasbe injury TO the scientific opera
tous Ct the Observatory.
Vb,,ea, The Council persuaded that under the ercuni-
stances Of Dr. Gouds removal honorable and Trustworthy
s.rcuomer would b. willing TO ocupy h pace aud tass IN
htsor. possession OF the splendid Instrument INTO wach te
ssSrop Of his genius been Incorporated by s eelsera
Rd Tha. they BY advice In any other way &C.
auiesce in his removal -. A. -.
SS,oa, Tne Scientific Council informed that the Trns
tee, Secn. all further personal intercourse with Dr. e0ad
therefore, -
nd whose duty shall De- 10 conduct the scientific Admins
on in s relations the Trustees and the general ntofs
OF the Observatory.
Red That Tor month OF July Prof Bsche shs con.
se his Executive Committee that for the month OF Aneuss
PROT Pee sha oonsate aud for the month OF September
Heufg
New-York daily tribune., 1858-07-07

Considerable was caught on. Aaa badly damaged BY
the showers OF Saturday.
PO,GOe' largely planted, and, though la;s, lOekrg
weD. No symptom Of rot yet.
Gardeas are very thrifty, sIcep. where suffering for
the Intervention Of the hoe.
Generally, the Corn aud Potatoes have been ven
cared for sitce they were plsrted-we think better
thsn usual.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-07-07
NEWJERSEY II,KIMS.

The Court Of Psrdons, which hss been in session on
dieent days for week two past 5a,urd sln
die confined IN the State Prison we've par
doned OIL account o heh being nearly dead with
sumption. Several others having few days % serve were re
stored b czsu,hp These Include psAy al the
psrdJned this sT only three OF four ~ho we're sen
criminal eepsss and IN whose thsIe were NIL
TAina cirsuu sances. belDk feIeAsed
New-York daily tribune., 1858-07-07

TIL. CaDe Mqy OcSaR IVqre gives an Interesting
,cunt Of yeuer.be ather IN Church the Rev Ehsn O
borne Of ,sd Cumberland County who died on tse ~
Msy He 100 of and pastor Of s Fer9.d
Presbyterian Churcn for years He preached TO- sermons
received peons into the church, and y" eyei ispss
devoted Christian and had ehsity toward al bvend
Cos About 20 p~rsons attended ma flnsrs snd sfss
b.r OF erryms Of different denominations, showing hos
szhly be- WA esteemed In the comm unity
New-York daily tribune., 1858-07-07

FoUsD DEowsED.--T The body OF AZ unknown msa
fund Mil Greek yesterday morning. Coroner heADLy
" notified 10 bold Inquest.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-07-07

The work of tearing down the old Bergen Acsasny
bs. commenced rrep.0ry 70 erecting stabe schoo. sd
o. ia Ste Ths Cd Bnidinr stood 790 and tbs
cns- nl tle cepurI lie aalnk aoA0ol u .ae sac.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-07-07

A colored woman made her escape from the State
Prison or Friday n-a, last bit recaaned when $40 vs.
about taxing the for rss unknown SOC nd 1fy.a A
..f Mr. stos wearing spplrs which she hsi sr1ahy y
usd .d - well did se ook in DER b5u2wsd plonss ma eot
t The determined snd unhsr he 1siAoS 10
.oue- II h.r pufsger shs would sp~d deseon ine
Is osbsr outside da YEA nef te ron.
door false beys sae asss'ed her 70 escape we T
''-'- " 0sxstte
New-York daily tribune., 1858-07-07

STRAWBERRIES Capt Hawkey informs Ix 5er-
oe Cov.,y yosyaai ksi 100 ~sfons, oonttinns s
s.ts 4 berries psed over the tenpiss sI -.
hundred tsfy wagons ps-sea in 4ioS N'e1
hours ris ls.-.4
New-York daily tribune., 1858-07-07

Our f~nds Rosr I,L.sD. N, ssssss fSE 1A'sssS
b l. p0sIH EEo
New-York daily tribune., 1858-07-07
THE DUDLEY OBSERVATORY AND ITS
TRUSTEES.

DrDLEY 0ssKRyAroRr, July J, 1858.
To the Tru,,ss, Of tie Daddy Oesc,rdtoyy.
GESrLENEN: We rave the honor 70 present 10 you
counsel in the following presmb.e and resolutions,
adopted at our meeting this day. ...,
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fHa tsssS SHfEEEA 5 ss ass Asrvns
THURSDAY, Oct IA, 1853.
""'e' NC A1eN'''I Mr. h JOHN BRouaHAM.
Win Ths the saa sanction &c 81 = o tho
cal sSS Psms e Of the following
ssq S4 e H9ShA %kESSI Havana Opera
Mr. " $A 55Hs s ssaEF e Burton. theatre
Mr. NJ NJ + SA s II sSSxouR,
Mr. f. MoLLENIIAUER Musical Director Burton's thea,re
s cS SGN r. Ssds ss he sp corssy Or
Nj. A.w YOUNG, dy, Esa'. of'he National theatre.
Mr. j. LINGARD
Mr. JAMES DUNN BY The kind permission of Messrs Fox
MI. GRGccIANI. Mr.. +. s CLINE, Mr.. JAS M WARD.
Madame r0EIsI' by permission Of A. 4 pardy Esq;
Mrs. " d, JONES, permission Of A. IL Purdy Esq;
MI Nj. s s!ISE EMIL
NM M.. = A MEN WHITE,
Mr. RE Efhe # %SSb sfs ssr'mp'
NJ w hPs G III Collins ss Mr. n Mr. S Ssmp6e
Ne Z .IEh am Nh hS e sm rn e.
Eddy Master oaF wo is1n BUILDINGS,
Broadway n p %RES Mgsd dssprASs
consisting il,ie Fred wren Little Martha Wren, Master
Oliver Wren and Master John Wren, wilappear
1s ss spsFi IN pssHr ins
viii commence h 'S sw ad@ s% a pete e0medy0'
by the Wren Juvenile Comedians.
MORNING CALL,
Mr.. @. c. BoNIrAcE and Madame PoNIsT.
Wong Yong y sSl s"f AZ s9 !IShBEh y
repertoire of the celebrated
Popular song by S9opS 6rsS Il would not die i.
70 Oono,,. x,,, tho s I%a KIT, Tim n,eco
CoNJTGaI. LESSON,
Mr. A. W. YOUNG and Mrs. W. q. JONES'
evening performances consequence Of their extreme
length VIII commence AZ clock precisely doors open al o.
4 Pretty PIECE OF BUSINESS
- Miller and Mrs ' IL Bland viii appear
After which the 'S''g TsRs CIIST of
the renowned coryp ,lGss e q ,sr,our
Grand duet, from IA T,ay i
M MT Water ays and mSsa
THE OLD GUARD.
song "Kasheea Mavoarneen by Madame LovARNEY
To be Y he sr serss@i Ig f sSS p
Giant Mrs cDnS VI. sr i FnEb M WREN Nm
The whole to eoncl TE yh Is lhf pTTo farce q"
by Mr. j. Seymour Mi Bellamy, Henry, Mrs Seymour and
r,crprs Miss Annie White. 70 CENTS EACH
NOTICE. REHEARshts
,,.,.,..,. This 9Tharsiayl morning cr.nr
lo}s skFTcnEs Il }Sbia. u MoRSiSS GALL ~;
"Ser'1re'' &C. ' sage MANAGE res WAYNE 6iwYSE
BY permission OF w. +. Burton Esq.
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gFIIPPTN6.

TyOR HAVANA AND NEW ORLEANs-oGTOBER IS
II Tho well known stavnch and fast Steamship TENNESSEE
Captain Thomas Forbes will leave New York from pier No
North river for New Orleans VIA Havana Friday
Der l5 att Passage In first cabin $50 in seerage SIS
Her accommodations are unsurpassed She Is ready TO
receive freight at pier No North river None
bills Of ladng wbe signed For passage freight apply on
N. B-The Tennessee will resume her trips between New
Orleans and Vera Cruz leaving New Orleans OF
each month"; commencing LIST November and carrying the
United States mails as heretofore.
DOR SAN FRANCISCO.-THE CALIFORNIA, NEW
York and European Steamship Company will despatch,
the 18th inst the eamshp ATLANTIC date OF the Collins
lne fG Aspnwa TO connect with the steamship Hermann,
thence touching at Rio Jancro Valparaiso Panama aud San
Juan del Sud Francisco For freight passage having
splendid accommodations apply the oompanys ONCE S
Greenwich street, corner OF Duane.
HENRY RANDALL, President
John WV CurREy Aren't
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L,OR HAVANA AND NEW ORLEANS-TO SAIL Posi-.
u lively Wednesday, Oct q 1853, at ~ oclock-The
United States mail steamer BLACK WARRIOR, j. W. Smith
will freight Saturday,
Oct g. at pier foot of Robinson street N H. Nobs ladng
signed the hour sailing For freight passage apply
to the agents, LIVINGSTON, CRoCiERON CO.,
No. Park place
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/ 49, 49, 49, --t -
| NIaa1s oARDrs.-rpysrs 90 ossFs~-1 IN
rp,r pc2 s, oesa Z . commence ,soci-s
| ,,.., oF TTlF gEw DIANA
ua' MISS ' sA Siss' soskpTs c,i' D'o~'F
'FI is'ssSi r. sSs siSS;' sas e ''
sv, TIE Aurhof, X RoUEGicsuLr.
NEW SCENERY.
TuunaDAY. oct y ss isss oo''vSSs
AncT romantic dfams =, snres se's and rssae-aar
written ~ Dion sours,csa author Of London ASSURANCES.
70. The he retreat from Moseo- hs paqh ne
s s spn Msss @I s wo @ .
capes With the wrong child t death Of Marie BEN oil rssSs
x Fgi;Ps ap ;t r. ss,: '
The srss az Of hs dsr tue & s - NE
he eve Of ful6imens Man proesra but Love dpors"
home IN the mountain the poor girl I'm. passes three months
for a ha @ Of ern as 's b.
y'IGe es1aE Tnr s9T ~ mnss % aInsss
The hut Of Pauvrete the departure; ,auyrese alone hss
The mountain oegns the faxes fan heavily
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and n. Duchess the father and child at last meet ne disc.
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Maurice and tho Duchess the sTgge the farewell Of Pan
vfee the mistake OF Michel the Duchess dsclyera er child
the double bridal the grant fe,a of sSrandysi
On Saturday JESSIE BROWN
FIRST appearance OF GEO. JORDAN Randall MuGrepor.
yVAILACKs THEATRE.
w Lessee and Manager. Mr. wstsck
THIS and EVERY EVENING untl furthcr notice, .
comedy, by Stirling cpyne, entitled
NOTHING VENT URE, NOTHING WIN.
With
After which viii BE- presented but not especially oss
gnnl al goric nephor' mthoogc ftnn 81 slrl2B ssux
events written b. Mr. HruuEhitn and entitled
NEPTuNES DEFEAT.
bETXGKE OF THE SEAS;
FLOOD
THE SCENERY, COST MES aud APP0iNrMENT3
ENTIRELY NEW
and of
THE MOST SPLENDID DESCRIPTION
These entertainments win combine the the talents Of
Mr. JCHa BRoU.sAs
Mrs IIoEY, Miss MARY CANNON,
Mr pyorT Nj. JoHs SLOAN,
Mr.. WHEArIEICH, Mr. CHPPEspALE,
Mrs IioYp, Miss Il HgSRARps,
Miss TREr, Mr.. G BERNARD.
dc, &c. &c.
Doors open At 4 10 commence Mt ~ o'clock
new comedy Illustrative Of life and manners IN New Ysr
liz in preparation.
the prucpal charat of which will he sustained By Mr. Les
W. lack Mr. Floyd ls first appearance here Mr. SLOAN,
Mis- Vernon first this seasou Mrs Sloan lhrg0
appearance nj tins theatre, Mrs Floyd Miss Tree, &c.