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C,on ,rnrn for sale.

THIS place, situated on
AtS&-N, the Mobile and Ohio Rail
si1itf1SA Road, near Citroneh'' ~
IL tl53isil ll.sr;la miles from Mobile, = noted
for the beauty and healthiulness oi rs lt. sIlu-
alton. being one Of the most elevate, spots
along the line Of the Rail Road. Also lor OF
it, springs and fountains. II embraces ~
acres. fenced with new and strong PickGrts'
andrhe buildings, in good repair are oil a
pleasing stylc Of architecture
For sale on very moderate terms AP-
plyto Ill. REYNOLDS a Co..
f'' ~ Mobile, Ala.
r., ~ ,g-o I2-2m
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Auditors OfHcs. Iirkson.
l. M,nlsoy MeAFrn Anditor ~ Public accounts ~
anid state. dn hereby certify that Tho fuLrEulng Is
trns copy ~ che original nov on hle in thh uihce
S=s-l Given under my hand. and seal ~ uitcc ~
Y LH fhH1d a. lark son. ihis yt Nuuust 1862
i-,-I Murl-nN MrlFEE
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Huntsville Female College,


.Ffturar mauatun lueaiiun o. the snuih by Rail
n ra.ia Finsen resshara end shes PATRONAGE
Z - ashf a the sla.e. tanl t.isllsne'gnl ~
f..EiaH D. ras. and suRrHeN sih pnfe haief MrtH
~ Hsy aEo n EYERHtRr
t5..f..li. A. IuiT AZ tstn n-im
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A lot of land in st. Louis, 10 feet front
by 40 feet in depth, was recently sold for
$4,000, which is said to be the highest
price ever paid for land in that city.
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Snn Island C0ft0n Land.
1900 Acres Of sea Island Cotton
q MID

Lam d
The plantations Of Coils. Claiborne and
Jackson are now in a full state Of cultiva-
ton. and have been found to produce well
for the last five years. These gentlemen,
who NAV be addressed at Shield-horo',
Hancock County. Miss, are referred to
for the character Of the land. and lts
adaptabilitv to the production Of this IA
nous cotton. The owner Of the tract, W.
;. Hoyctt. may bc addressed at Alto. +.
o., Cherokee County, Texas or address
u. BARTON.
C'goHfHc, Ia.
Nav Is. 1850. 32-tf
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DLEASE take notice that ! will, on
Saturday. the 18th day of September
next. at the Court House in the town Of
Raleigh. before Edward Currie, a Master
in Chancery. proceed to take the te,timo-
nv of Daniel Canterbury, and Others, in
support Of the allegations in Complain
ants bill. at which time and place YOU
can attend and cross examine said wit
ncsses, it you see proper.
RHODA BISHOP.
!. &. WILKINSON.
Nhr."r for Complainant.
Aug. u. 1850. iG-jt
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lnsOiVent Notice.
"HEREAS, at the May term, 1859, Of
w the Probate Court Of Scott County.
Mississippi, the estate Of +. &. HUNTER
was declared insolvcnt: now. therefore.
all persons having claims against said es-
tate are hereby notified to file the same
with the Probate Clerk Of said County,
duly probated and registered according to
law, within twelve months from the date
Of the first publication Of this notice, or
they will be barred
T. VI. PETTY, Admir-.
June lj. 1859. 36-Gm
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sfrnN NnIice.

n TAKEN up by VI. NJ. Gar
SNe-TrYNvin, three miles southwest of
4SefA Decatur. one small CLAY
.ASIe..SL,BANK MARE, about twelve
wears old. dark name and tail, with some
saddle marks on her back. Appraised to
be worth 1881 thirty-ivc dollars.
JONATHAN GRAHAM.
Ranger. y. g., Miss.
August 9th. lSjg. 4d-"t
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Anrn.t 9th. $50.


n RAN AWAY on the .3rd
va Of July last, my boy HAIR
.sAA| VEY. about fifty years of age
TEA letting gray-bald headed
W stout bodied full breasted
- yellow complcNion-ot low
- stature and shows age. SAID
boy has made several attempts to get Oft
10 "a free State. hy way of the Mobile and
Ohio Railroad. lie is intelligent, and a
considerable plantation mechanic. being
a kind of Jack at all trades" lie will.
if possible, procure the assistance of some
white man in escaping. If apprehended.
it Is presumable that hc will deny his right
owner. q, he has done before on similar
occasion. Information concerning SAID
boy will be thankfully received by the
undersigned. whose address Is hi" Oak,
Kcmpcr County, Mis-.
JAS. MCDONALD.
Aur. 2I 1859. Hot
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The amount of bullion in the Bank Of
England decreased El32,OOO, in one
week.
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vifv amt Caunty ~ Nsw.Y ORR.
foHs k usatr beiuH duly sworn, On bic oath de-
poses anh says shat hr has read the foregoing state
tnpnt. ard knows the contents thrreuf that this dH
puueut the sorfUttrY ~ thU COMPANY thrrrtn wen.
toned and la well arqnainted with their affairs Hni
that be- hss Nuod reason tn belvvu and does yrrily
believe said statement ~ ho true.
JOHN X. uNKLEY.
auarn b. and aubaerlhcd before me, Hi the city ~
yeuinrk in said State and County, this 3lth day II
lune. tadn ....
LIS ElWlN y. ihNElt ~.
tiassi.sisaff NJ siai. ~ Mssssipp ~ Nor l0lt
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The state Of NIIssIssIppI.

NEWTON COUNTY.
H. he Circuit C5srf Of sIif Cufuty. Otobrr
T,rw. 1859.
+. IT, Perkins and John b.
Perkins. surviving part
ners Of the late firm of ,,,..L,,.,,,
Perkins, Clayton 4 Co. r,s'.s g. S5noo0
Pl'hs,
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GrLalmR.. Ml,,.. JuIy B. Is59. lO-tl
valuable Plantation for sale.


Ja2f72e TIE undersigned offers for
t,sffJ1Ss sale his Plantation in Jasper
Af[& County. Miss. six miles west of
-ssAS=- Garlandsville, twenty-five miles
from the Mobile and Ohio Railroad, and
ten miles from the Southern Railroad.
containing Eight Hundred and Eighty
Acres. five hundred OF which i good PraI-
rie and Swamp Land, md the balance
SANDY There are between one hundred
and fifty and two hund-ed acres of open
land in a good state Of cultivation good
dwelling and out-house,- excellent
springs of water.
The above land lying on and between
the waters of Tallahoma and Otoe has
one of the best outlets for stock in the
country.
will. if desired. sell off four hundred
acres Of the above land aparatc, two hun
drcd and fifty acres OF which i very rich
Prairie. and the balance rich Swamp.
Terms iavorahlc a, 10 pricc and time OF
payment. Address
ISAAC ROBERTS.
Ggyfy.E4aN, Mss. Iuy 10. l~jg. 44}m
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WondGOr sale.

Land for sale.
TIIE subscriber wishing to concentrate
his capital in tlfe Commission 6nI,- HlT
ness, offers for sale larg'tract Of Land, ND
in Jasper County, Miss, containing r 22to ;,,,
acres. and living on Quatalah and Ialla-
hala Creeks. The price will be low to a
purchaser of the whole-or 1t would be
divided. If desired. ,.,-
JOS. BORDEN,
Mobile. Ala.
doc II ISIS '-'
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CULINARY AND Fhtks.--odA " y iep
4 prf Cream Ttrtar, Mspice, Iariaric Acid. Mare,
akrs'I t.eitunr. Cloves, iamaica and harr 6lngsr,
f'.n.Ysnr Yeast Powder. Salad ub Cooking "a
"a'''. h. W SMITH
Brasioa. May ~. 1859 sy
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S25 RPNard!

RANAWAY from the un-
RZ dersicned. near Wayncsboro,
Ea0 Wayne county. Mississippi, on
S thenight ofthe 18th of August,
IkF inst. a bright Mulatto boy,
W. named MAS; aged about 2l
e=s!A.--1avears: 5 feet . inches high;
weighs l3O pounds; spare built: rather a
down-cast look; speaks very intelligently.
/ think there is some white person con-
nected with him he is well dressed; carri-
ed away with him hand-axe. think that
he is travelling towards Columbia, Marion
county. Mississippi. / will pay the above
reward for his delivery to me, or contine-
mcut in any safe jail where | can get him.
4. TAYLOR.
T,,.q.-,y.-o t..y 81 ISIS. 45-tf
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CNTIRELY HEwt ENTIRELY NEWT
WHAT rs TTf
THAT WONDERFUL PURIFYING AGENT.
DRrby's PrOphyIacIic Fluid!


ei Re-earrh. % tsu triumph " scientific ~k.l 10
b. thetuird union n materials provided ly Nature
hrrsrlt ior rendering pure The ar We breathe. IT.
artl1u ia loo uhrdiNnru tu hvet lRv4.
Quick. SURE puUERFTLf
it puuhHs dwelluEs. sinks. kitchens.
% Removes 1Il offensive ufi0rs
it cures luTus with instant certainty
lt athv beet PEE pHfanu ever used fIr fresh wounds
lt dsatruys ~ vegetable and auIHull pftauus.
tt relieves fu few aHriulls t bites 1t insects, rC.
ID sfaftera huIe vhen mrm.uu
10 aHUtnrs huIa Whnu fHrmrd tnd heals them RAPIDLY
BE- BE- rsod iHr rtrhuurlUs. urrra gurH- tui ssrfa.
lt elatnscs che teeth anil purHss Tho breath
The aHrst symptoms ut yphHid amt -f.iflet FsYtr
arc Ianfad IS the uaH Uf this Flud 90 hHz tseu
tnovn " check che srrrad ofryphod Feyer iu Pam.
iHrs and upon plantations
Leading ply siosus are using u In Charleston. Co
IHfuhHa Savannah, Augusta, Atanta. Mafun. CuIuua
lua. Montgomery. selJnH, Mobile and Nvs Uirlrlna.
The Hospitals uf y Orleans and Mobile are using o.
Hospitals. corporations. ship MASTERS. mauuttatur
srs planters, physicians furnished hy The gallon a
Reduced rstrs.
Try a least one bottle. Price % cents. FolIow d
fnriinus.
a.-Wsnuf.eturad ouly in the Laboratory 81 uAl}
uY a PRICE. Auhufu. Ala
~ sale In panidinr Ny pr ~ " CNSrEEta and b'
All aruszsts and rountry merchants throughout th'
south.
Nu prraous wishing ores, SOILS, water. etc.. an
siv.ati can have dome ga reasonable terms BY send
"k "k1inrn. nv Aia. Msyis 1850 a2-iy
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aNi9re,lancOu9.
To Land KnNcus-

..a-s.zsna. II Undersigned. a, agent
= ;s1s,a 50 for RoBERI Carson. offer for
~ SSsFT sale a valuable tract GLAND.
9-z-issSSsS IN Jasper County. situated
about seven miles from Pauldiur. and
about thirteen south West OF Entrruriza
ON the Mobile and Ohio Rail Road. The
tract contains twelve hundred acres about
one thousand of which is .u.ceutiI,Ia or
successful cultivation. ALout half the
tract j. prairie and slough land. the ha-
lance swamp and post oak lime land. This
Land for fertility Is not surpassed Ly any
in the Eastern part OF the state. Il will
be sold on accommodating terms. both "a,
to price and TIME Of payment.
SHANNON 4 STREET.
Pu.it,.l, July p, kj9. 42-tf
Valuable Plantation for sale.
Ss.M THE undersigned offers for sale
1900 his Plantation, one mile south of
49, Garlandsville, containing 800
acres-of which POO acres Is rich
swamp and prairie slough land
80 or 100 acres rolling prairie and the
balance of the tract level and sandy
There are l2OaCrc, in q good state of cult
vation-cood Dwelling and out-hou-c--a
well of water in the yard, and a very good
orchard on the place. will also add to
this. if wanted. loo acre, of black prairie.
all in a good state Of cultivation, or 800
acres OF rich prairie and swamp slough
land. $50 acres of which are IN nigh
state of cultivation, and nearly all fresh.
The last named place has a good framed
Gin House. with other buildings suitable
for n plantation. | Will sell the three
tracts together. if wanted, and say that
out Of the whole lot Of 92o acres, there Is
not more than fifty acres but what viii
pay well To cultivate. For further partl-
cuiars refer to myself or R. f. Harper, at
this place.
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KEEP EV;SUREDy
HOMESTEAD FIRE KlRllCE co.
OF NEw-YORK.

fItHE undersigned haa bgen duly appointed a. the
L authorized Ngrnt Of The above Company. 1ud j.
nUw reafv tu take risks against Fire uu tUrma Ha o.
taraI ~ those uf amy other Company n Che Unite d
states o. stuckhaldprs and mtnBEers are tWuut
tha iratiur merchants ~ Newly lurk. engaged in the
southern Trade, and u is believed % Do 81 solvent
and safe ss any in the Union. -
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For ta, music he does MT care a PIN.
And would call o. a mere Internal din,
II he dared 10 speak aS he Thinks hut he sweaTs,
A. matter uf course, that he's ravIshei with ans
Winch might a. well he sch GIttin up Stars
ar tn. Ola Folks NJ Home. for all he cares.
BUt tA, thing that. lu the slang of the town.
Makes u.m -.stEr Iu.' or takes hIm down.
j. tu see "a pink Nmbed haIlet-gITl
spinning about In a muslin whirl,
With her leE raised above the line Of her knees
10 an angle ot uIHet ty-iiv. j, guee-.
II a'. Uf sudden she comes 10 a stop
Ana tuWlly~ down Ike "a hummIng-top'
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oil paintings engravngs chandeliers and Brussels car
Sevres china rosewood chamber suite
oak dining room furniture china and glassware On Mon
day Sept at j 5s os,o skS Fsf'ssy xueton.er
a. the elegant four story brown stone house No. II West
cali the particular attention Of bis friends public
this sale the catalogue embracing the and richest
auction this season The furniture all made order
Che present by Roth Goldsmith of bes de-
s'fp0n psn%SG sSo %srnns Of sale"
drawing room suits richly carved In and
expensive description viz two tee tee sofas two arm two
reception and eight oval back chairs table,
marble tops e match the suits
wood ladies' work table nad with pearl encogneur buffet
antique and gothic reception chairs card and sofa tables Tr
ksh chairs and couch French plate and mante mir
ror lace curtains cornces shades velvet carpets six
light ormolu and bronze chandeliers and brack
S supe6 artistic brSn1s @ Ehara m Ksm
1c paran marble stanetes Of Washington Lafayette Sea-
Fruit and Flowers painted by Roase two superby painted
landscapes scenes in Switzerland birthplace Of William Tell
BY keche winter by Coe French line engravngs
Seven octave rosewood pianoforte,
superior instrument four round finished all round
carved legs and case made by city maker and fully guaranteed
music rack stool and French cover books and mu,
Sic hall rosewood hat stand ocoh carpet Chambers
second soryRosewood bureaus bedeads commodes couch
chairs wardrobes dressing table, shaving stand table dnu
armour glaze French china toilet hair mattresses fea
ther BEDS blankets counterpanes sheets Turkish counter
panes towels &c oval mirrors curtains, clock, tapestry
Brussels Gnsmbsrs third and fourth
&c. bedding Ingram c nS arm Ro ea1s book stand
Solid extension dining table, buffet buffers ray and
stand cut and engraved ruby and crystal glass COB
let's wines fruit and celery stands salts and silver
tea service ivory handle table cutlery French china dinner
and tea sets &c Paran marble punch bowl chairs Brus
carpet engrayinGs, Also desra
be assortment Of kehe furniture Terms Of the sale cash.
money certified hei Deposits required all
Inquire Of the aucuoneer.
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NEW YORK HERALD, MONDAY, SEPTEMBER s. 1859.
ADJUSTMENTS,


NEW BOwERY THEATRE
~ sole Proprietors Messrs g L. Fox and j. W. Iingard
GRAND OPENING NIGHT,
MONDAY, September o, 1859,
on when occasion WIZ be presented grand historical drama
THE ORANGE GIRL OF VENICE;
~,,.., Or THE COUNCIL TEN
Eannia i,.,,, Mr. a. L. Fox
THE NEW DROP CURTAIN 'ppe'
painted by Mr. billiard representing the New York State Coat
OF arms, supported by the MUSES..
A GRAND NATIONAL OVERTURE.
win cornet, nu'e. clarone and trombone solos
p.,. . , Medley OF popular songs &c.
,,..,.. AN OPENING ADDRESS.
"n'e by Mr. James Pilgrim and spoken by the company
concluding with Mr. g. l.. Foxs grand pantomne OF
Mn, THE FOUR LOVERS
Mr.. a. H. Fox
~ oiooo. Mr. W Mitchell
DALACE GARDEN AND HALL.
-, MONDAY EVENING, september6,
Grand Concert for the benefit of
Mr.. GUSTAV SATTER.
on wch occasion the following artists will
pear ~ programme Of rare EXCELLENCE
Miss MARIA BRAINERD, the fayorite prima donna;
AAK navIs NAPOLEON
GUSTAV SAVE sArrKR, The three great piAn''si
q " REAMES Musical Director
FULL MILITARY BAND ''-p"''A
DODwoRTHs CoRNET BAND
Mr. DAVIS and SATTER will play the celebrated overture
TO wAsHINGToN's MEMORY,
arranged for two pianos.
ARTHUR NAPOLEON and sATTER will play the
TARENTELLE DE CONCERT,
TfiE SOLDIERS GLORY, FOR FULL BAND
received night with the creates. enthusiasm will be re-
peated with all the startling effects.
TICKETS Is CENTS.
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a nm " q Erie X. Il. per cent 1867 bonds.
~ New York and New Haven X. r. per bonds
SSS0 a(,rosse and Milwaukee X. II. I'd mtg bonds.
ecures received in addition to the regular advertised list
rig sale regular sale Thursday
Reer auction sale Of stocks bonds every Monday and
Thursday every day whenever required 12 O'clock
salesroom 81 William the Merchants Ex
change desired Stocks and bonds bought and sold pr
yAte sale and at the Brokers' Board
allowed deposits and dividends collected also made
OF real estate ut public private sale when desired.
ALBERT IL NICOI.AY,
Stock auctioneer broker and banker.
No u William street, Wall street.
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"A press and furniture packing establishment. 13 Wes.
Eleventh street. between Fifth and Sixth house
hold furniture Of every description shipped to al
parts Of the world Large two horse wagons for the
OF furniture TO the country Spring carts at the office al
hours Of the day Panofoes mirrors paintings satuary
G hinA aud glassware moved and packed.
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OF furniture beautiful parlor suits rich
the entire elegant parcr dining ROOM chamber and
1872 West Twenty first street, near Eighth avenue,
BY n N WEsTso 81 1e' a 9ei9gk;;
Descriptive catalogues win be the house early this morn
aa
ana hd works Of art that has been through
and f Fsra SsS sr sns peri M psoS 3
embrodered moqaet comprising large sofia
@ sSss f Il
suits in velvet haco elegant two marble top
esayeG %nS sqSEs saH
tre pier and sofa tables Turkish solid
pier with slabs and brackets rosewood French escre
%e and
brodered lace curtains rosewood secretary boHca lined
Superb rosewood octave panoore with every
Elegant sevres and bresden china vases deliberately painted
artistic bronzes representing various classic subjects with
which a s1e and
me Descent de- with number Of chase and
unique psrior valuable paintings and
vet rugs candelabras, jewel cases, &c
Dining room and chamber furniture consisting of .
carved rosewood bedstesds marble top washstands com
rior hair mattresses beds and Bedding English bn
a.ees sofas lounges arm chairs French
chairs oomans dvans French china toilet SETS china water
ses eonass Ss ass
flower cases with shades superb extension dining table with
case solid dining chairs covered In green
reps marble top buffet buffers tray silver ware OF Rogers
Brothers. manufacture consisting o. dining and yea service
salvers forks ladies' urns, casters goblets &C.
French and Bohemian china dinner and tea sets cut glass
gobets champagnes wnes stands celees decan
ers wine bottles coees French plates ureens ivory cut
ery marble top hall stand hall chairs ocohs stair carpets
room and basement furniture Of every description In rose
wood, and mahogany, not mentioned in this advertise
N BParties from distance assured that the fur
in this house corresponds with the advertisement all
made order and good having been used but
short time Reliable cartmen will be at the house to cart
pack and ship the goods for purchasers they desire NO
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A UCTION TRADE SALE OF CROCKERY, CHINA
"A glass and plated ware-By HENRY g. EVANS at IS
desirable assortment offered this season. and will be sold
lots from the shelves dealers carefully
for shppng Sale positive !.
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SALES AT AUCTION.

II. Nicola MOI. and =, bonds. ALBERT II. MOO
s this day CMonday) at l2h O'clock at his stock
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DRYANTS' MINSTREIS,
I'D Mechanics Hail. i72 Broadway above Grand street.
MONDAY, September O. and every night in the week.
THE EXCELSIOR TROUPE OF THE WORLD,
And the only company in the cits.
JERRY and DAN BRYANT
In their Iaughable Burlesques.
THE ExIIED zoU AFRICAN POLK,
SCENES AT PHALON'S. PLANTATION SCENES, &c
Doors at Il commences at O'Clock Tickets Is cents
HITCHCOCKs
III NATIONAL.
CONCERT HALL,
liz NEW CANAL STREET
CARD-W. HITCHCOCK has the pleasure TO to
the public and Of this popular hail that his
lua benefit rendered by the company will take place this
MONDAY, SEPT. 5.
W. H. has much satisfaction In stating that this La the Oldest
established concert Of reputation in the city and the only
that has closed its doors for of
audience Acknowledged the conducted
opened
Miss EMMA FROTHINGHAM
the old yore has kindly volunteered with host Of others
THE BEST BILL. OF THE. SEASON.
Admission, as usual .............. 10 cents
w HITCHCOCK, Manager and Proprietor
GRAND SACRED CONCERT THIS EVENING.
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THE ART UNION CONCERT SALOON. 497 BROAD.
fortune the propretors Reasons whyThey employ
best talent the best performances attend
ants the best orchestra and the best of gentlemen
only, who nightly throng this real palace of
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In active preparation and win Reproduced immediately
comedy three asAs BY Paave Simpson, ESQ., auAos
~ ''>S''A -~'s World ANp STAGE,
WORLD AYD STAGE
WORLD AID STAGE
= Z H. WORIN IND STAGE,
WORIN AND STAGE,
Z WORITH AND STAGE,
W0RiV AND STAGE,
WORD AND STAGE
WORLD AND STAGE
WVlxID AND STAGE,
WORLD AND STAGE,
WORLD AND STAGE,
WORLD AND STAGE,
WORLD AND STAGE
WORLD AND STAGE
WORLD AND STAGE -. 49,
which win be presented with osst involving Ve sAS
sTens'n Oh 'n' GREAT COMEDY COMPANY,
Doors open Of Il 70 commence 0A
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DARNUMS MUSEUM.-REvIyAL OF THE MORAL
ID drama. Dramatized popular stories wholesome grafca
ton to parents families and children. RosINA MEADOWS
Temptation Unveiled presented by the versatile and
rior company winning such ecat Monday-afernoon
3ocock evening ~ ocock together with thos. ncompar
ably graceful and OF ntrepidty
skin, the Picturesque Acrobaism Of the oRkIN FAMILY
kOSINA MEADOWS. Harry Mendon, Mr.. q. +. Mcdonald
Ibis first appearance here; Mr. Meadows Briagman
Milton, L. H. Eyeri; Jethro Baxter, r. Hampton;
Mrs. j. ). Prior; Patience Miss Partngon Alice, Miss Dill
ngham &c &c. That well authenticated relic OF Holy
the trunk OF ancient tree from the Mount of Olives tn
Family of Bnacondas the renowned Aquaria, the orgina
Happy Family &c Abundance 70 children under ten
10 cents; pariuet seats Is cents additional
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ADJUSTMENTS.

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NIBLos GARDEN.
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