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American & Foreign Patents.


H. EDDY, Solicitor of Patents tlate Agent of the U.
W. Patent Office, Washington, under the Act 1850 re
State street, opposite Kilby St, Boston
After extensive practice of upwards of twenty years
continues to Patents in the United Staes
Great Britain France and other foreign countries Caveats
Specifications, Assignments Papers Drawings for
Patents executed in liberal terms, and with despatch
searches made into American and Foreign works. to deter
legal advice matters touching the
Copies of the claims of any Patent furnshedby
hitting one dollar Assignments recorded ~ washington
This Agency is only largest in New England but
through it inventors have advantages for securing patents
ascerainng the patentabty OF inventions
by il not mmeasnraby superior any that be
them elsewhere The testimonies below given prove that
none Is MORE SUCCESSFUL At THE PATENT oPcr than the
subscriber; and as SUCCESS ADyAN-
TAGEs ABILITY he would add that he has abundant
son to believe and can prove that at no other Office of the
kind charges for professional services moderate The
immense practice of the subscriber during wentyyears
has enabled him to accumulate vast collection pecifca-
tons and official decisions relative to patents These
sides his extensive library of legal and mechanical
and full accounts of patents granted in the United
perior facilities for obtaining patents.
All necessity of journey to Washington, procure
patent and the usual great delay there here
ventors.
TESTIMONIALS
regard Mr.. Eddy as one of the most capable and
eessu practitioners with whom have had official inter
course.
CHAs. MAsoN,n
Commissioner OF Patents
Ihave no bestatonin assuring that they can
notemploy person competent an Trustworthy and
cure for them carly and favorable consideration the
Patent Office.
EDMUND BURKE.n
Late Commissioner of Patents,
" Boston, FEBRUARY s. 1858.
Mr.. R. II Eddy has made for me THIRTEEN appliea-
tons all but ONE Of which patents have been granted
and that one is pending Such unmistakable proof Of
great talent and ability his part leads recommend
dHinvenors to apply to him to their patents
they may be having the faithful attention he
slowed their cases and at very reasonable charges
JOHN TAGGART.s
From Sept. June 1883
large practice made rejected appica
tons, SIXTEEN APPEALS, EVERY ONE of which was de-
cded in his faroy, by the Commissioner of Patents
l52-ly X. III. EDDY.
January !, 1859.
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SULLIVAN RAILROAD.

an AND AFTER MONDAY, DEC 6, 1858, TRAIN;
~ will run as follows
zas g EJ -E-
The Morning Train will leave Windsor AGO, Carem6f'
A. ant GhaElcsowu at So A. NJ couHccttg at is-
Falls with cheshire kairoNd or Boston Lowell
Worcester With Vermont Valley Railroad SPIRIT gf
arriving AZ New y ok, bl0V Z "a
The Mail Train viii leave Windsor Ito, Carsnor at
i5, and CharlestosB at 2U9 ~; connecting Beioy,
Fslls with Chosh hire and Vermont VALLEY Rail- oads
YEA GLE uE ga Ea On
The Mail Train wills leave Bellows Falls u So Charlie
~ 55 GlarensOnt 81 y coBuectirg OF vi
with VI Central railroad for Montpelier buriiI gte
Rouse's Point Aontiea 0gdensbufgh. ard Wife
River Junction. ~ith Passumpsic railroad Wells i,
LittletoH, II, iohnsbury BrrtoB Sc
The evening rain viii leave elbows Fsllga5 80 Chsr
town 20 aud Ctarenont at 10. p VI. for Nrdsor
Stages eonnectat fharlcsown forSpringfelf ard pek
se. at Claremont for Newport, and at ndscr uee
stock.
GYLRS MERRILL, AGENI.
Chariestown " II Dec c. 1858 q
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s. L. MERRILL,
T...t,er of R,ass and String Bands,

HAVING made Bellows Falls permanent place OF resi-
prepared orders in his profession
Music, Either Original or selected,
will furnished order arranged for Brass or Quadrie
Bands orchesas and for any combination oil insru-
ments.
Mr. Merrill will also be prepared to furnish music Tor mil
itary parades public festivals social gatherings eouon
and 9th, assemblies reasonable terms.
Manuscript sheet any kind of music and musical in-
srument procured to order. Address, $. T. MERltlLL
Bellows Falls, Vt. sZ-lo
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Ayers Cherry Pectoral,

FOR TIE RAPID CURE OF
ConFhs, Colds, Influenza, Uoarseness,
Group, Bronchitis, Incipient Consump-
ten, and for the relief of Consumptive
Patients in advanced stages of the
disease.
So wide Is the field Of its usefulness and so nu-
iaerous arc the eases of its cures that almost
every section Of country al ourds in persons pub-
MY Known. who have been restored from alarming
and even desperate diseases Of the lungs by its
use. When tried. its superiority over every
other medicine Of its kind is apparent to escape
observation, and where its virtues are known. the
pntlie no longer hesitate what antidote to employ
ioT the distressing and dangerous affections of the
mlmun ~ organs that are incident to our climate
While many inferior remedies thrust upon the
community have filled and been discarded this
has gained friends by every trial. conferred benefits
on tie afflicted they can never forget, and pro-
daeed cures too numerous and too remarkable TO
be forgotten
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ilt-kAhND BN
DIR. q. G.. AVER & GO.
LOWELL, MASS.

o ?. Woods, ard J. W. Moore. pa,lovrs F.u.
therf Bratleboro; H. s. sabin. Jr Saxtonis River iol
"a zen hAst Westminster; n S. Weeks Grafton an b,
al dealers in Medicine evsr, where "a 2sIY y
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p W. TAFT asreeenty enlarged his operating rooms,
erected la SKY LIGHT and made such other improve
mens to render them inviting 20 his patrons and uita
BILE producing rst class Photographic results lie is the
exclusive for this vicinity the Right to nanufac
ture Bisbees Celebrated Sphereoype Cuttings Patent AM
brotype and Ne Meainotype fhe Meainotype is beau
tifu style picture for Lockets Pins Rings &C. Every style
Ambrotypemanufactured Also, Daguerreotypesf neces
sary
1t has been my object in fitting my rooms to offer the
public opportunity for obtaining Good Work. inferior to
No portion n my work is performed by Indifferent
workmen but in thorough manner and warranted give
perfect satisfaction. Call and see tits not 81
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CHEAP FOR CASH.

Remember the place, No Blale's Block.
BRATTLEB0RO, Vt. Oct 1858. Al
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Which will be -sid Cheap for Cash at
c. l.. NEWCOMERS.
FIRST DOOR SoUrH or BANK,
BrLLows FALls, Vt, sept II, 1855
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Real gstate for Sale.

NOR SALE. BY S. EDDY & Co.,
ii No. 81 Libertyst, opposite the Pos.-Ohce,
The following LOTS that will pay largely investment or
speculation; - - Ill, ~.
LOTS on Madison Lexington Sd. 4th and 9Th avs
lots between 9Th and 5h-ays from S3dst noTthward
Aso blocks fronting and near IhAL fAhh,
and larse number of LOTS in the vicinity Of Harlem
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CHURCHs
- HEART OF THE ANDES"
NOW ON EXHIBITION AT THE STUDIO BUILDING,
No. is TEETE-ST.. between 5th and 9Th avs
Open from to p. and from to 10 in the Eyenng
.S,ifssion % cent? J. MCCLURE.
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Cry INsPFcroR's DEPARTMENT New-York, Oct a. 1883
NTOTICE 10 CONTRACTORS

Cry ISsPFcToR's DEPARTMENT. NewYork, Oct q, 1883
NOTICE to CONTRACTOkS;-sE
~ PROPOSALS directed Daniel Z. Delsyan, City In
peeor and ndorsed with the nAs o. ne bidder Erften
thereon ana ,hs IN The BR G Of MI, ity and es w
ing away eli the Of the sinks aud privs win be
be I'm day Of November iss AZ y O'clock noon at which
time the same viii be publicly opened fo the nigh, snd perform
snce d service contained and specified in the following Iesoa
ops sdoued by the Board of Aldermen August 1883 by the
Board Councen September r. 1882 and approved BY the
Resolved Tbs, the City Inspector and Is hereby directed
advertise proposals for the exclusive night Tor I'VE year.
remove the night so Of this city and for carrying away an
the contents OF the and prye both liquid and solid mstf
thereof beyond the jurisdiction Of the Police
pfcston 10 Wit: The provide every nsht ~
the year vessels each and every dock set apart oI h
than ee hundred tuns burden receive, retain aAa tsa
port beyond the hsrbor al the contents OF the scast
te Of the tide and aid vessels be and proper
~ bukhesded with covered hAchwsys and tight -
sha be closed excep, between the hours Of Ten AZ Esh
The contractor sha no, any dupinsscow vese ns
vessel into The river within the Jurisdiction Of the Poi 81,
nssioners under the penalty a. PIeeI0a ~ 's . The
Contractor and his suretie 20 become BOUND 70 hoia
and be liable to the eorPorsiion @ ~ E for any
,n on dsusse which InEy arise from the NEGLECT oi
default Of ala soniIsss. % doeI a sboye required
IN .i. ~ bds received to Be, without delay rans
tractor win be required % Hs s "a g. - twenty
fTesbodeIs in the City OF ssSi % e 81 ~ sr,rs
~ ~ 1t,or shall neect or refuse 70 execute his
Or 10 furnish proper and snnes1 70 - 'wshis
70 Sc ~ motto. Of the action OF the Common Co1n
cl relative e rtrt has teen abandoned In accordance
,ier 81 Of the amended charter Of 1891 and the sAns
be- reaavcrti-ed and reet the difference or
~. sfon 70 be sued for and recovered against me
ts,rssn IA ing default and his iu5etes-
s rsi beng ssed 70 the interest Of the corPoro
nrs form. Of proposals. and estmstes be obtained on
'Pe''''A 10 'As 'pASIEL Z DELAvAS, City Inspector
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6ouses TO Get.

ITO LEASE-The UPPER PART Of the five
storv white marble BUILDING No SIS Broadway. Apply
10 WILLIAM TAYLOR, No. SIS Broadway, or to JOHN
TAYLOR Nc. 365 Broadway.
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Danrins aea6emies.

A DODWORTH's DANCING ACADEMIES,
n. No. 80 Broadway, New-fork, .
No 1877 Mouts CUE place Brooklyn
MONDAYS and THURSDAYS, TUESDAYS and FRlDiA AS
in Brooklyn -....,., 80
CLASSES OPEN AT ALL TINES FOR BEOlNNEkS.-
Quarter commences from the first lesson taken -,
Private Class for Ladies' at II Seventh edition Of Dod
worth Dancing and for the use Of his Puphs justin
sued
Private Family, or School Clssses attended
Circulars AZ either Academy.
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1ustruction.

A MENIA SEMINARY, Armenia, Duchess Co.,
IA Newly ork-The Rev. ID. GAGE, A. NJ, Princpa-Rirst
class BOARDING SCHOOL for both sexes Terms low Car
cnla sent appllcafon.
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A. NJ MKKvIS. Auetioneer.
ny RANGS. MERWIN g. Co., Trade Sae-

I'D rooms, No. 70 Park-rew -. - =. -
md four fel,ovns days commencing each ay e osloeE
GRF Al SALE OF ENGLISH AND AMERICAN boOks
verv unusuAl opportunity 10 the tsee Na BOA
hyers KenerAly The regular Fs sale Of Engse ana A1er
-. Heks vii be commenced above sisted The esiAegs
Is now ready may be had ON application %
Of the london en
hr vra, variety bf the best Engh editions Of yAiaSs
works IN every department Including choice cohesion veg
b and expensive Illustrated Books The Catalogue also con
pri.es extensive consgnmens rom the AmsficAn ta
choice publications., hne and substantial endng and a
assortment Of miscellaneous hcraure &c Ine "noseh
he .old without reserve. in lots 70 suit purchasers
WEDNESDAY MORNING, hov =, a, 10 O'CLOCK
For account Of whom IL may concern
DAMAGED BOOKS and STAIiONER h-2S cases OF 5000
Stationary damaged by watef on board me Nev
Wrd =, tie tine Of disaster For Particular
C.oeue 10 be had at the Salesrooms the mcrniss o. he
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Chances for Business Mlen.

AN IRON COMMISSION HOUSE, having ia
vorable connections desires the AGENCY Of some MAN
UFACTURED ARTICLE that is used by Iron and hardware
purchasers which they prepared 70 make satscoy AZ
ranrements Address H. T. o. Box No. AHA
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A SSJGNFEs SXLE OF SUPERB PICTURE

HERR II. LEEDS AgctioDeeT-sAlenoom No = nsssses
A SSIGNEEs SALE Of SUPERB PlCIURES
n MARBLE sTATUARY and FINE PRO0F EsGRiy
1NGs-RENRY II. LEEDS Co viii sell q Asctior 4
THURSDAY Nov. 10 st u O'clock In tho Gallery osa -
No 20 Nsssn Assiguces Sale Of SUPERB Pu~
Mbe S,strsry and Fine Proof Enesving They The p
yse collection Of Rollin sanford e sold ~ eTde5 81 ne
agpt1sion Co.'S, Edwin wh.s, A B. Durssa The poegas
49, frcSrn Oddie A. y. TAFT Perkins Marsh and otke6l
49, .,,,sss, yerboekhoyen Koek kock, klombeck DsE
s Frspcois Joseph yernes, Boussa, RAphAe Ysr
Cooper Herring Van Goyen EApists and oasfs SsRa.1
49, hyhs, order OF and collected b. MT SaHdiord o.
eouniry and Europe They are nov on shpen.Sn A.e.
~ tbe private collection Of James Journey es gAes
49,. Iopson They have never been exhibited byofe, n4
nnins work. Of Boraad wikie Tesnicrs, shAye FIs
Wisrpscn Proui Robert Lawrence, Oeorye MofAnd Kss
rye Meanes T. Jesnse ManEint Fiesefss ana ohS~ thz
rally supeib collection Is now on exhodtio1-
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yVALLACK's THEATER.
w ENTIRE CHANCE OF PERFORMANCES.
TOMORROW,

HTde he incidental choruses and music composed and
ranged expressly 'o is 3 TaE sfKEsG hTie s''sP
Of this powerful viii b. neluasd IL the following cast;
Miles Bertram Squire Of Mosty Nj BT9aEhap
Captain Grs.pus Lester Wf al,
Jenny Starting farmers boy " alec,
ateI ssInaTe, 3Ien- .r ~ YoGsr
Alice dsiTymsid Dame BaTnArd's farm Mn hoey
Bella, her Miss Tahnon s
Rae Mss anna. Mr.. N PyHs
rif'e' o'aH''y yYsoPsIs OF SCENERY Ol' &c
ACT L-WISTEE
Then came old 10 is. slp Psod s.,
Yet did he quake and culver like, TO ql.lI
And blow bis nayes, 70 warm them II be nay
Scene 1-E1terior Of Dam. Baruards farm in Essex after
Up. lads up, the day i breaking;n
Miles Eertrsr and tsrng The rivals The challenge snd the
Scene AN apartment in Mostly Manor M.dui saA
E.a popping the question; The result The squire and The
constable An ejeenen;; The secret panel; Appearance Of
Crampus; The rendezvous. The bailHs Bertnn resolve
Scene 3-Rusic landscape the farm; The sad eve
The keep,ses The lose s; The pledge and the parting
scene , So r o. ts ,f VIZ, B nd his
ocs The blow The struggle; 1he homede The purse snd
the lock Of hair; Mr. Mhsos sHd his escort drunk AID dsof-
dery" An upright Discovery Of the murder The aarm
lapse Of Five Years
And after her came jolly June snayed
Al in se9 leaves :; h ~ Pyf sv c. sTs Bella,
PsPoni pT wedsas %P9Rs sSRsaS al ihs Hy
ssTs so The Eaa ns y .1ssd G II. r storm
Scene 2yood near Marshes The fugitive; The denun
citation; The pursuit The escape .
Scene SnieroI Of Aiee cottage The storm rszes with
out Ace The effect Of time and Jenny starting
husband and father; Bes visit her sister, The storm in
cesses The lightning FASH The face at the window The
latch the latch Calm heTosn Of womsn The csoine The
warning, and the shot.
ACT HI.
Scene Sea view the OF Essex The Prites Jacks
horsemanshp; Oee. The Pirates Homer Approach Of the
wedding pary Chorus BE Ineuy be merry IhIee cheers
for the captain; An awkward meens The village asse ye-
my Is pugc; Retreat Of the yisgei TIE blood OF the
Eesdle l. reused Magog's vow OF vengeance.
Scene 2-lnteToT Of Ace's COTTAGE The dreani The wound
mani The appeal The handkerchief The revelations The
pardon; The pirates death. o.,
Scene 3-Rustc the Villages The Be,de on his legs
Hear him hm Exciting oration The parish expect,
that every this day viii do bic duty = Msrcl to action
Scene 4-Ha in Aoay Manor; The News OF Gfa-
pus The pirate captain and the sisters The aam Resolution
Alice approach Of the coast guard Dcspurand determine
unlocked for appearances Desperate byey OF Mile
Beam Fight fight 10 the last Defeat OF tn. piratss and
DEATH or THEIR LEADER
The entertainments TO conclude with first time at TINS hester
the sughable Farce, called -
in which Mr. Sloan Mr.. Moore Mr. Floyd Mr. Levere, Mr.
Parsloe Mr. Baker Mr. Oliver aud Miss Floyd VIII appeal
Doors open at Il TO commence at q o'clock
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amueemsnie.

81
ACADEMY OF MusIC.-THE sICILIAN
-ANSSrERSs Seats tor this EVENINGS and FRIDAYS
rE !, se . SS, TESTERS 4: a.y and in tn.
NorlCrThe Academy g Na.s having been .l 'ST ~, The
xsa (fsfN Neit thc ssascu wn close e the etd o. VIC
s ,sSsA ~ raNc ,hs director. llhl their pIo@.c.i 70
% l SSy' ssS'S s,ss,. Tas SiciLiiS vEs'
ffSSNV f MIN ~ 9siA ias lLsERrIN
vANA vin 3 s',s ,,s;n ; sr nfi.''' 'P'''
TIT a 49, ~. via the revival Of
rS''c''''f SsT 'S aiTSisUESorS -.
WsbSFSpAy, Nov at S,SlSSE
ritN SlClLlAN NESfERS,
"A ~ h. s.srrhccnt mise
ti,a coiSoN sRiGNolI ,ss great Baritone tf'Rl and
r,qSss f sitiiiiS ss'' SR RisFSiEisis
IN, sArURpA0, GRAND OPERA MATINEE
On @eNp Mah an sp sIEESTiSf n''''
,. dramatic rraa Donna item the hrst ltshan OpeIs
s. an ss ,sros evening third appearance in America Of
i>e sN'' ie'''' sieNoR BEAuCARDE
IL assn ssvashy CLOSES The end q the present month
nRAYToN's NEW PARL0R
Nee "a ssa ~ Rr0aaay, opposite the NevfOrk Hotel
HESRy pRAyToS Mg.esl Director
rNlovE AND KLEsANT MUSICAL NOVELTY.
ENGLISH RUFFo OPERA!
COMEDY AND LYRIC DRAMA
Azsv easea ~ The Pchc press TO be the mos, pleasing ee
.sat. Ssa amusing entertainment IL America
Mr. sna Mrs H. DRANrON. q,
WI (ss short ouy) present their novel popular ana
fARIoR OPERAS AND LYRIC PROVERBS
rNERN ENNNiNG a u. EXCEPT SAT- kIaAn p.
"A a GRAND MATINEE EVERY SATURDAY
a. 3 oclock p m
MFNNESnAY and THURSDAY, at ~ o'clock
NgVER JUDGE BY APPEARANCES
vr.se. Nv n DrsysCa; uansie composed BY r J. loder
Cs,s. Cent a. Rsevie.. MI r. Dtaytoh
49, CecrtaSs Sc Rslcyillc. Mrs H. pryton
LOVES LABOR LOST -
Nrea ~ Il NrSyten the music selected rom Rare Dioaln
-. Rsfsea lovcs. DouiEeiti, Verdi sc 80
y tbs Ceu OprSits MI. and Ms H. Drsyton VIII sustain
NM Sstrent 1Ek-sgtcl~ ~ 81.
49, ny h srsra y number Of in advance without
Rxta cAzrge tie eoe 81 the New FaTor OPeTs onse u0
se'r,aSk a 70 ) p a.
Sssts lrss Ss-ed sna securcdl sccoher seats.'2Sc.
NO FREE LIST
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Q ILLER ESTIV l.
- In comrneuoraon Of the Anniversary OF Scilers lOth
FIRST DAY, WEDNESDAY, Nov. 9 -
GRAND CONCERT at the CITY ASSEMBLY ROOMS.
BETHOVEN'S CHORAL SYMPHONY by an Orchestra o.
Seventy performers and the German Liederkranz senIst
Dythrsnbe composed by Retz by the Saengero1nd 500
CaradOr Madame zimmerman MT fhlhp
MAYER Mr. Steinwsy Also the celebrated pianist oustsve
Saiier ConductorTheo Eisield C. AnsehuE u bergmsnn
a. Pauer.
To commence at ?. m.
SECOND DAY, THURSDAY, Nov. 10.
ACADEMY OF MUSIC.
TWELVE TABLEAUX WANTS from the different works
Of Schiller interspersd with appropriate music, commencing
with tbe APOTHfOsis or TAE Port, during which pro-
losue win be spoken by Miss GRAIN, and finishing with
GRAND TRIUAiPHAL TABLEAU, the whole under the d
ecton and from designs Of Messr Leuze, Lang Gross and
Lotichus Also WALLENSTElN'S CAMP, by Schiller
Military Drama performed by the artists OF the STs
man Stsd under the direction OF Herr Hoym Inc
Orchestra OF 100 performers under the direction oil Os
Bergman.
doors open at 81 O'Clock a, q o'clock P m
Tickets for the FIRST DAY, Nov at the CITY ASSEM-
BLY, ROOMS S-so be had at al the principal Music ana
German Book Stores and the door on the evening % the
Concert. - 49,, .c.Dr,tv
Tickets for the SECOND DAY Nov. TO- at the ACADEMY
or MUSIC 70 Parqnette, Dress Circle aud FIRST Tier
seats cents extra all other parts OF the house % cents
sale Academy Of Music, Si5eA No u Nast ana
G. Breusng's, No. broadway.
schiller Tickets pay Additional Admission oil
23
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Billiard Gables.
furniture.

E'NAMELED CHAMBER SUITES Of FUR
IL NlTURE In an color. and styles wh9lesse Ic.s
s2S and upward. Also, MATTRESSES and PAlLIIAssES-
WARREN WARD, No ~ Caialst,
Four doors Of BTotaaay. n. Y.
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- VII bs an Exhibition OF SACRED and SCIENTIFIC
mon ANAS m the Lexnsohsv Baptist Church corner OF
1tbs, and LsxiuEton-av, THIS "wednesday ENENiSD.
Door open q connlence a. Tickets for atnh -
shbafh School.
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NM IN il T. u Is ID r. N.
w MISS AGNES ROBERTSON
sMIKE,
NEWMAN NoGGS.
BIZ 'oiiN' i04' Is Mr. PEARSON a. John BrOwde
'a'S ~ " 49, Mrs ALLEN a. Nine Msntini
Mr.. STODDART as Ralph.
Mr. GEO. HOLLAND as the Specimen Boy and Scaey. q,
Mr.. HARRISON as Nicholas, and
Mr. A. IL DAVENPORT a. Mantilini. - .
B-The success which attended the production OF Dot
or scenes from "Te Cricket the Hearth induces the
Management the Winter GardeI 70 produce smother us
ton of he same graphic suhoT The wellknown types o.
character Nicholas Nickeby have perhaps never fallen into
hands admirably fitted to them than those
constitute group sustaining the dramatic picture TINS evening
TONIGHT, - ,- ,,,-r,-,,,o
TILL FURTHER NOTICE.
Charles Dickens Story Of
SMIKE;
sMIKE;
SMIKEi
SMIKEi
SMIKE;
SMIKE;
SMIKE;
SMIkE;
sMIKE sjMKE.
SCENES FROM NICHOLAS NlCKLEBY:.
Newly and produced under the direction OF
Mr. d. BOURCICAULT
To commence at H. Box office open from 3 to o.
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III h u
GA j III REPUBLIC
MONTHLY

1 Magazine devoted entirely 10 the elevation Of
"A American authorship, wholly national in no
wise sectional or sectarian having Tor its motto
the words of the great statesman 81 NO NORTH,
NO SOUTH, NO EAST, NO WEST, ? having noih-
ing TO do with politics, aiming only at the high
est ia ART LITERATUaE and SCIENCE, and employ
ing The best writer's IN every branch, is again be-
fore the public, seeking their support.
This Magazne is no Flushing the first year,
and drawing near the close OF lhe Second Yolume
and las met with unparalleled success.
The Third Volume Will commence with the
number for January 1850, which will be issued
early in December, 1859. Every number will
be spendidy illustrated in the highest style oil
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