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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1860-11-16

Cow TO LlGnr. In 1886 the Republi'
cans of Woodstock were a little premature
in bringing out the old iron cannon, and
the Democrats glorying over their di'comht'
ure. resolved upon making the piece tell
diHcren, story. Whether the old gun got
wind Of their proceedings isno, known; but
II disappeared and was not heard from IN
Ill last week. Search warrants, boc.hooks'
aud pike poles, have been equally nnavaiI'
in: In revealing IL. whereabouts. The thing
wa. considered Lost, beyond all doubt. Last
Tuesday, however. much 10 the suprisa OF
the people, no sooner had the wires convey
cd the welcome intelligence Of Lincoln Z
election. than from tho brook, in the Alder
swamp. where il had bcen Tor four years
queuebins tho Gre. Of IL. Indignation. came
forth tho ycri,abe swivel. Undiscovered u
self in good time and has been put 10 good
service. in ic.iiiying the devotion Of free
men n Freedoms Champions, Lincoln 4
llamlin
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1860-11-16

4 Coon THISG. This year Douglas not
only loses his State, but the Legislature IL
Republican, insuring the return Of Hon.
Lyman TRuNnrLL to the U. ). Senate. But
for the foolish sympathy Of the Republicans
for Douglas, in 1858, Illinois nigh, have
two Republicans in the U. 5. Senate, to
back up the administration Of Mr.. Lincoln,
instead Of being misrepre'cu,cd by the
&" Little Giant"
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1860-11-16

\ dispatch from Springfield, H., to tho
Tribune, states that nothing whatever has
uan,pIrei, a, TO the competition Of the new
cabinet. The now, from the South fails 10
draw out any declaration from Mr. Lincoln,
a. 10 hi. future course. 4 grand cclcbra.
ton will take place mex, week a, which Mr..
lIamliu j, % b. present..
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1860-11-16

Tnr BrrkrNmuor Worn. We have seen
no laic ioot,ueS Of the vote Ia this state
bu, presume the result wall no, b. far from
- 900 % 10000. Tho Br,ckinriigc party
obtains! a plurality ever The Douela.i,o',
in Pi.cataqui., pcnobscoi and Hancock
COUNTIES, Aro stock i'.ncarly tied, while in
the other Coun,is, tho Dousla, vote ' lar
ser than the Brcckinriisc.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1860-11-16

SENATOR'S RESIGNED. Senators Chestnut,
Hammond, Iver-on and Clay have resigned
their seats in the u. 5. Senate.
Judge Magrath, o. the U. $. District
Court has also resigned. Other South Car
olinl officer. have also rendered their rcsis'
nations to tako eiTec, on the first OF March.
The PO'imd'io' do not resign. There is a
method in thi, madness, inasmuch as no
steps are taken to disturb the privileges oil
the people under the Z. $. Laws.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1860-11-16

NEw YoEE. The New York Tribune Of
the 18th. gives III, votes Tor the electors IN
the State Of NeS York, from the several
eountic. as FAR a, officially returned, and
estimating the Others. II make. Lincoln's
plurality jI.7dG, and thinks it will no, Va.
~ much from 10000.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1860-11-16

PlnuNr WEATHER Up TO tho present.
wri,in, the fine weather !. "a general topic
Of generation. Hero we are IN the middle
of November, with the air n' bland a d
plcaan, a. Spring. Cattle and sheep g''
mll living in pasture, and arc aid to be
gaming In condition This ia saving OF
month to the hay now, which il a blessing
in thu. season OF short hay crops.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1860-11-16

Srw JrEsrr. The Tribune has letter
from New jersey in which the conyis,iou Is
expressed that the Fusion ,ickc, 3. only cleo
tel in part. A.traish' Douglas ticket va.
run. The three name. on this and the Fu.
sion ticket will have a majority, while four
Of the Lincoln election. have been chosen to
complete the ticket.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1860-11-16

The Meguntieook Mountain, in which a
cave has been discovered, is in Camden, in-
stead OF Canada. 4 narrow opening has
beSn discovered, which opens TO several
passages Of considerable extent, /, i. sup.
posed.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1860-11-16

A correspondent Of the New York Times
says that the census OF California will not
much exceed 400 900, whereas year ago,
ii was supposed that the State contained
Out-hali million people. The population
OF san Francisco. which has been set down
at so 900, will not much exceed 1000.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1860-11-16

MURpEEous AssAuLr. At Slco an un.
known mau calling himself Gr,iTam, enter.
Cd the Office Of +. u. wIegin Friday, and
attempted TO shoe, him. but the pistol for.
tunately missed fire. No cause is known
Tor the act. lie was arrested, aud still eS.
presses determination 10 murder Mr..
WicgIn.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1860-11-16

MAsoSIc. At the annual meeting Of the
Oriental Lodge, Bridgton, Oct. el.h, the
following officers were elected for the ensu-
ing year:
Naih'l Pcase, W. W.. \. VI. Savage, 5.
w; Augustine Chaplin, |. w; David
Fowler. Tr. Geo. pi'rce, See'y; George
Small. 5. D.. Washington Chapliu, j. d.;
WIN. Chute. $ s.; james Chute 81, j :
Jame,S Potter, Chap; Washington Bray,
NJ; ID. ID. Torrey, Ty.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1860-11-16

Pms or fREEpos BRlourLr BuESISo. y
The enthusiastic Republicans Of Old Ok.
Oxford have been lighting up the hill'ioPs,
about Us, this week, in honor Of tho success
Of IIoSrsr ON ABE," and iIiSSrR,t
HarLIS. Tuesday evening we observed bon
fires. on Strcak.d Mountain. on the bills In
Norway. and on the blua, at West Paris
Attic latter place tho shooting OF candles
and rocket. added TO the beauty OF th" dis
play. We could also hear the sharp crack
Of their small arms, and the report OF the
I" cat head " gotten on Tor the occasion
A"cat head rs new affair to us; and
the village blacksmith was the manuheiur'
or, " no, the inventor. a piece OF cart
tire. long enough for ring three inches In
diameter. was welded IN. In firing. the
ring Is nearly filled with powder. with a
fuse attached. and %, upright in the ground
I, makes a report as loud as small swivel.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1860-11-16

ACKNOWLEDGMENT. In the name Of rv.ry
person accustomed 10 wai, At the Telegraph
Office at South Paris, 20 receive elect. n
news. We wish TO tender a particular &C.
knowlcisment Of the hvor' received 70. de
hand. Of the ever obislns. courteous, a1l
gcnial operator. IlrRN,S WAruu5u'E. lis
d. Away, iniefltigabls Ia bis eGlrt. % OBJ
tain intelligence promptly, and hab.iua.y
correct in reporting the figures " BIS
shadow increases, We may wish hIm eln-
unuei succr,s and entertain the hope that
his successor j, not soon 20 b. named.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1860-11-16

M,iNr Tr,curR. Ths November number
Of ihi, Monthly il a. hand. In the hands
Of Mr. Weston, i, gains rapidly in interest
and value. Tho teacher. Of the State vii
do well to give It generous support,
Terms, 81 90.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1860-11-16

WIDE AwAEE. The Norway W.'
Awake were out with torch lights, on 81.
day evening. They marched 70 the r.'.
deneo Of srlyanu. Cobb j., Who gave thea
a stirring speech.
The Gorham Wide Awake came dl'n
to Bethel. one evening la, week, where
they were entertained in hno style BY &C.
Republicans Of that village.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1860-11-16

We regret 70 learn, as We 10 from the
Farmer, that Daniel I. Pike has retired
from the editorial chair of,hc Ago. Though
audaeious =, an editor need BE-. he is g.
NAL. j1vial fellow, whose viyaeioa, pen will
DO missed in all quarters.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1860-11-16

FIrTn DHrRicr. Stephen Coblrn, En-
Of Skowhesan, has been elected As Repro.
sentative to Congress, IN the place o. Gov.
washburn. Whose resignation takes elect
January 1t. Tho Douglas. Brcck.nr.lss
and Dell parties each bad candidate, 10 che
Geld.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1860-11-16

IIE,rs or BLrEHtRRITs. Otis Howe, jr.,
Of Rumford writes u, that the Register on
oil Wan, Cap, show. tina, during the past
season 5oO psr-op. visited the place. carry
ing away 30 bu.hel, OF berries. Mr.. IL
think. that no, morn than halt the quaint
" carried away va. registered.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1860-11-16

Tnr GREAT E,srERN. Tho report Of ia'
Board OF Directors state that the rgmiiiane'
IRON the United States as the proceeds o.
the voyage, were $40 ,OOO. but it would re-
quire S7j 900 to fit her for another voyage
and therefore this will Be deferred t''i az
other season.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1860-11-16

EIrRrs, SAFE fOUNp. On the 10th Of
Of April. the .aic OF the Adam, Express
Company, containing $4,000, was los,
from ,hc train. No clue to the robbery
could be- obtained. Recently, $500 bill,
known to Do in the safe. has been traced 10
a baggage master. who was on that tain,
and be has been arrested. lie ha, confessed
hi, participation IN the AFFAIR, and impli.
cate. several Others. The safe has been
found, bat no par, Of the funds recovered.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1860-11-16

EI.GovTRSoR wIsE SNrBBED nv Gown.
LHcnrE. !, is reported that Gov. Le'cher
has addressed note to Tx Governor Wise
relative to his activity in forming corps Of
minute men. lie in,lmates that the latter
Is not Governor now. and that his successor
Is able to lock after the public interes, Of the
State.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1860-11-16

At oeoquau, Va, where the Republicans
were not allowed to raise flagstaff, Lincoln
received a larger number ofyo,es than either
OF tie other candidates.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1860-11-16

The Advertiser learns that two eargoe. Of
Oysier, about 1000 bushcl..-were spoil.
ed by the warm weather before they reach.
ed Portland. The dealer. import them in
cold weather. planting cut enough to la.,
through the summer. The warm hll. with
an unusual demand, drained the market.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1860-11-16

The State Teachers Association hold, i,,
next session in Portland, Thankssiur:
week. commencing on Monday AMI ending
Wednesday noon. \ number of i..,Ia.
gushcd gentlemen are announced g. con-.
duet the exercises.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1860-11-16

Coon YElp. Mr.. Merrill Holman, .
Di1feld. inform, us that be ni',i ihn'
year. from four acres Of land. nrnoty. -four
bushel. Of wheat. He will not probably -
obliged 10 q TO Wisconsin 10 mill ihi. year.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1860-11-16
JouN ]. TERRY. Editor.
LOCAL AGENTS.

Az nI.r..N.n. Bnaat's read.
AaEHiCA btshHN, Nu'ih iais'
ltENUN tFroN, Nor~aN,
W.. Z. nAvts, ueuuaiA'
DAVE pUECtS, Htam.
g.. e.. SrACN, lof'ef'
J. :. fowTNs. tNet"ff'
\ HAS. Bfosufsld.
Col ELptS RAWNTR, Lowell.
No A.. ". MuonuuuY, Swr,ien.
raos. FAERiSeroS, stow.
Jos1FH HAENows. hehrun.
CuARLTs MAsoS. beihel
J. BAErLIrr, lseAesNil-.
A. \. kSAFF, llanovrr.
Dawn kxaFr. T.. Ruufsrd.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1860-11-16

Accompany Of United Stats Artillery left
Fort Hamilton on Saturday for Fayetteville,
n O., to protect the Arsenal In that place
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1860-11-16

Mr.. Maltby, recently elected Professor o.
Modern Languages in Bowdoin COLLEGE ia'
accepted the appointment. lie Is now ID
Madrid, Spain.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1860-11-16

Our friend, Col. Ripley, furnished u'a
short time since with specimens Of irli
from bis orchard The box contained ,
quantity Of GrayestoiH and Maxim sco!.r:
apples. with Louise bon 10 JcF'sy aai
Flemish Beauty pears.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1860-11-16

On Tuesday, 6'h inst. was the creates,
display Of Northern Lights ever seen.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1860-11-16
The Result.

There seem, 70 be no doubt tina, the
States have chosen Presidential electors as
follows.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1860-11-16

DouBrFuL-Cidmei Lyioh Bel and BrsolH-
ridge.
Maryland,
NOT uEAED IRON.
California. 4
Oregon,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-08-24

STEAMER OF AUGUST rs.
y FOR SOUTHAMPTON AND HAVRE
The Unted States Mail Steamship
ADKIATIC, . -
gosepA j. Cornsock viii sal from the foot NJ
lanai Saturday, August % at IL clock with malls
~,asengers and specie. for the above ports - . 80,
For apply the ONCE OF the North Allan
sc Steamship Company room No. 4, 80 Wall street
j. Z. STEPHENS, Secretary.
The Adratc will sail again the 9Th OF October
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-08-24

,,'HE CELEBRATED BLoNDIS. WHOSE woSDxkryt
feas the tight rope have astoa,shed ~ Ma
cara fas VIII appear shortly In New Yorx ~ Jones WOOD
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-08-24

IRISH wHrsKEyi IRISH wHIsREy i-FoR SALE
j forty pun iheons ! Mehso's wsi-rsde Msh Whssey
daily o. arifr direc' from lnno tferT Apply 70
PATRICK CUFF. SO slshih avenue, New YORK
l(ONoNG ABBA wHfsKEy .-sTxTEEs BARRELS
si very cd favored ruperior N any IN market
for sale b. GRO. W. fAkLkf, loo Market sireel
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SHIPPIrQ

UsrRALIA ,"IoNKEs LISE-ExTEEhE cIIrrEx
"A SWREPsTAk En- l735 tons no tons capacity.
pier river viii be despatched for Melbourne on tne
ah Of September PIPER ship sfEspi s ~. success ana "a
East river VIII be des patched for sidney y W. 9Th sep-
smber For freight passage Apply ON poafu OF 70 n w.
CAMERON, 70 Beaver sneet
NOR HAVANA AND Few OKLEAEs-PAssA0E $50
On Saturday august Is 1850 at Sococt from foot Of
ship ExPIRE CITY newly double planked and coppered
from up with fine deck, maerooms ensne and
boiler repaired and tested and the
put In first rate condition, will be despatched above
lAdng of the form furnished at The
bills Of sdipg will be signed after the hour OF sailing
freight passage apply at III West street. Of Warren
o. ROBERT.
k.B-Freght received and after Wednesday Angus Is
panies ~ ~ per
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-08-24


MR. SAN cowEI.L
CANTERBURY MUSIC HALL.
y" UNPARALLELED SUCCESS
r. S y $ s ~ % sAs I (.
nence. BIS second concert tour through the United States and
During the follow Ing Dsh. q his snssgemsni
viii sing follows, making change OF programme ever
lord ieyel ana Lady Nancy Bel,
Re, Gamers Dsngh,er.
Reuben Wright ara Ph0be Brown.
zionio he brave sui Fair rmosenc
fs s Scaoai or, the Cora Leg.
xnt ,Ie never 70 sufficiently admired ami original
BILLY BARLOW
Mr.. SAN cowELI
tender n sE ss.s sni FOX .1s1 srhs.S
their uniform courtesy and attention him durins this
reuerousy supported h sai be viii make bis farewell
early In December
M TIN EMINENT TBAdsDrAN AND ErocuTIoNBr
In the touihsrn and we.ern s.ss s and sst Canals.
GRAND LrrEss is sI FsssrrRrArSxESr
A. cope CIis PEL. ON MONDAY EVENING. AUGUST n
tn. choices. .el.cons - NJ rs, fro ,D msmoso
from SINGAPORE and the creates; American and
Admission 80 cents.
ss Tss $sss$sis Ssssss
' f Rs ssssis S..' iS &c; ssfs 90
Concert commences at ga dancing Mshr.s.
DUssELDoRY GALLERY,
ss BROADWAY.
This mAsn.sceni COLLECTION cpen day snd evening.
and contain,
'O''N 80 DIANA SURPRISED AT TIKI BATH"
"rfIE ADoRATros OF THz MAoL"
BrcKEH's great p'i'sTp lkss E nx,rrss RETURN po.x,
win hundred .nd .sniy cbcoe Paintings sod
Admission % cent?.
w Immense attraction.
MISS JANE CoOaBs.
Supported By
Ard a taieatsd cMrany Of
METROPOLITAN FAvORtIEs
FOX 2G SIX sHS' s{fo n4s'e oScY.
Bor Book nov open
tre on MONDAY evening sep,en,'~rs Ladies ana gen.
uernsn Of The pofessoB, DESTROYS p derng their serycs.
viii please address @. d. brown. 20 Am,y street
NEW BOW CRY THEATRE.
~ sole rrOp FRIDAY Angus, q, isso % =" ''"NNo
fhRRwELi. BENEFIT
and positively the last n ss q sI SssDle' ''' artist
who will appear It Z, ,fs vf fS e. Si Sssr
'"~ :" ''' TUE ARTISAN or LYONS.
M.G. Bop,fsce, xr.g I for.
s NJ " q. Jones. Si@f. SSyH Herring
Tie peTforsnces vii terminate with the comic farce q
YOUNG AMERICA
ard AZ AL ARRANGED Tor ethlhuon without sny further
erperse and mos excellent thing 70 travel with ssi make
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-08-24

w EAEEwlLL BENEFIT OF Nh w. J. FLORENCE
81 THn iRsT s5y OF TIL
CRANDLiyIC AND MILITAR DENOMINATION.
HAr rnSxx sTIHvyEfs' sixrYN NINTH REGIMENT,
NEW YORK FLORENCE ASSOCIATION.
''"'' 9 Tss SlS g phS = so0"p~ea''o
GREAT BENEFIT Bill.
.vs rhsare hT,s indy their services
MES w. j. f-oAEmGE IN SEVERAL DIFFERENT
SoR%ScS APP PEA asf N psH SssY PIECE
rTffE ~ Will Fli ~ n iS1.s RIS'
The Interior decorated with the Regimenta Coles OF
ard d. eas Of s S YORK. Eess,. ssss and the
~, This EVENING fRIDAY), AUGUST "a 1870
Irish Melodies dedicated s.y ninth Orchestra he'd by
Ahtr which 1e deeply Interesting Military DRAINS repess
Win startling situations, called
THE IR1oH HUssAR.
Res. Of the By the ladies' and seneaen Of TIE
company.
To be followed BY the celebrated pro.ean piece written er
pressy for Mrs W. j. Florence by Howard Paul. Esq
THRICE MARRIED
carlosta bal masane cos,umer. with
stnora Peremina, with spanish dance, La e'''
ME: vsories lie Page with song. Les '" . ..''''''
Gustavus vssusius a zouave ..... Mrs W j. ri,rerce
Forenes ess
The entire entertainment 70 conclude with the great rish
comedy,
Oh, Tn FRESHMAN IN FRANCE
halaa YsSsee s1 %ash songs rorssss
Military gentlemen appear In full uniform
TOMORROW ''''1'f nzs RT';s'i iSsr
rt6EEscrs
An immense bill will be presented.
Doors open a, IA, commences at O'Clock
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-08-24

r,tNoRIvA FOR sA1 ROOT Up IN GOLD sTYrF
snd Art AL srrsaged cor ethibuon without farher
errerse and mos excellent thing 20 travel with esd make
frdrev fssi and pleasantly. a rare csanoe
Bf0Gs A SouTHwfCK 81 Nasssu street
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HAvANA D NEW ORLEANs
III EVERY TEN DAYS.
PASSAGE FIFTY DOLLARS.

To san on saturday September l. at u o'clock.
Tho steamship RiKNvIiLE Capt j. d. bullock viii CON
mence 70 receive freight Tuesday, August Is and sa
above from pier foot Of Murray North No bills
Of adng signed after the hour of ealing LIVINGSTON.
CROCHERON CO., 68 Murray street steamship CA
HAwBA sas Tuesday llh and DE SOTO Friday 2lst
Of September.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-08-24

AOT III.
NAnrnvr1nr mother-w Matchmaking ~ oii knrlsnd-tM
In archery Old huntss 70 be apped-h Private
Box-nundrearys Fearful fc~ionko liar Dye. and
crimson morrow "A vain attempt 70 Sue~te-fne
nyusu Letter Florence Apperime nt-Murcs's Er
appearance Just what was about 70 ash IA Council OK
ysr-The Dairy-The Country Boy and the Dsryms6-hsa
Prevented 10 DairymAd-fove II Fr~, Sight" the
I've this sste the pond buudresry
Asa Bsle q Hair d. for ship-The Distribution of Pm.
,es-A,s Victor" I've Gos ths ShignA Health the
Tonqueror-stsangers In rrencbsrd Mancr-"wbo are
Chese r'" Bsilfs Sir kfward "-Ieneral ConrernaiOD
AaAs Experiment in Opening Chsxnpsne-Dundre.ry
hss q birds eye view Of the Cort.
Mary Meredith and Asa In he Dsrys Description % n.
hsme ADerics-An expensive segsr ngherA noble sArr
nce-Ihe mill burued"Ass you ho-s Furences timely
arryal"Ths man hero. and loves you-Msrys confa~
son and parties happy An aentcd elopemen -pven
sdThs wine vaults Of frepchsrd msnoroyle and Binnsy
In their cups-Murcou for eoberhaas dsisrrinatinn
lila feet ssisb. from the shoulder-A robSsy
IN good osuseDundreary stn trying " sreeze-Coye's rr
vne oAnceA hum for The reesseThe 1raver-Ars
ares key-Coyes sudden appearapce-"visk would
YOU mefApoher knock oown-fne dscOvrry 81 the
isae and discnnnture cf CoytNrcs prsyer-Despar q
In rs elenenscleariny away o, the cc,ds-huro,xs
ward-ford Dundreary's LAD dsAser-Asss magnsnlmiiy
A general marrying in haste, &c.
End or COMEDY.
In consequences o. the length Of The comedy Tiers VIII be m
fare ,.
PRicEa OF ADMISSION.
Dress Circle and Psrqnette. cent?
trcbeeIA thers
FANNY Circe y ceus
lalcony fhArs
fnvsc -
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UOOI.FY 4 CAMPBEfLS MINSTRETS.
II r. n. Hooey s. g. Campbell and w. II. Grimm, Pro-
prcors-
Uuquesuouably the talented troupe existence
HOOLEY 4 CAMPBE1L'S Opera House, SIS broadway,
pose Niblos Garden Second week Crowded houses Mon
Cav evening" August 90 and evening all the
features OF Ehiopean Mnsiresy, with Buresque Oera.
Comedy Tragedy and Farce nv ths great As, Birch Uns
worth. Eugene, Campbell Griffin Oveira, Hooley Donniker
Melville Reeves Ashe &C. ending each evening with new
and lsughable after piece Fer fun particulars pro-
grsmme. Doors open 70 O'clock Ticien
Is cents Private bores S. HOOLkY CAMPBEI.L'S Min.
stres viii reopen their old homestead NIaLOs SALOON
Monday, August "a.
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NTIBLO's GARDEN
Hixoss loyal ToUislaxk Tso tns Manager
aYHSAsTIc foUREAHKNf,
AMATEURS AND MEMBERS OF CALxsrHRNIc Asso.
AMI SIX S nj iGfsrf cARSiv NE" r0a1
c..., 4 rsIIs 70 .. GIVE 3, moEnY
SATURDAY evening. september i.
The %a IA fully aware q 3s growing sA~ea
FEYacx ca pE~ESrssfsf %sp EDUCATION
has determined 70 create friendly spirit Of cmulaoo among
by arranging Tourr smen Offering % individuals or socss
*: IN ns. and =. " 6 pus. but
Of the societies gymnasiums from whence hey hall wv b
of iesaing already entered for "
!: =: II sSs
TnSksbXy. Aasa: SsRA6k sAEs
s ss1phf 4Hrs sss 'PSBRs cS Sss
the S&Es 81 s Ts ~ Ssn K s'' a ~
Arranged sesn f i' AND
FIFTY PERFORMERS WILL APPEAR
TWENTY SEVEN prsKRxxr xxxRc1sEs.
CARD.-LAuKA KEEsE's THEATRE.
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but ''n Ne" w WE'D pii faS e nth INST.
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N. B.-Box book now open.
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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-08-24

DRYANTS MINSTREi.S,
ID Mechanics Hall. f72 Broadway,
Monday, August %, and evening,
The popular and world renowned
JERRY AND DAN BRYANT,
And their excelsior troupe
select and amusing programme consisting OF genuine
Negro Melodies beautiful ballads Duets and Quartettes Bur
esque Acts Saying and Dongs the African Polka Cruelty
TO Johnny Troubles Of Coiored Photographer original Plan
tauon Songs Dances, &C.
Doors open at z commences at Tickets IS cents.
A NERICAN CONCERT HALL.
AMERICAN CONCERT HALL,
M BROADWAY.
IA BROADWAY.
The greatest Concert Hall in the city.
ty that cannot be eqused other saloon in
the world The following first pertorme viii appear
every evening -
Mr.. Billy O'Nel.
the favorite Irish Comedian Vocalist and Dancer.
w. W. Pierce, Frank Pel.
Fred Shaw Ike wheipiy,
Mona La Thorn, w. j. Thomson,
Miss Clara Harrington.
The American nightingale,
Miss Fanny Thompson.
Misc Jenny Christine
Miss Emily Lamar,
Miss Kate Hamilton
Mas Julia Christine,
Misc Tiuy Schultz,
Miss lula Hamilton,
Mrs Lzzy Schultz
Miss Hattie james,
Mss r. Charles,
Nile Louise,
Mics Bogart
And a hos, Of others too numerous To mt nnon.
r. W. BUTLER, rroprieor
w. oSEIL. Acting Manager.
Mons LA THORN. Stage Manager.
On Monday Angus: "a, first night Of BARNEY, THE
BAkON.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-08-24

NTEAMER OF SEPTEMBER s.
FOR SOUTHAMPTON AND HAWKE
United States Mail Steamer
VANDEkBILT.
Captain p +. Lefevre,
Eu sa from pier No North New York at noon on
aturday September with malls passengers aud specie, for
England and France.
PRICE OF PASSAGE
! First cabin $40: second cabin, 30
Third cabin 10 Hayre, $y5 to Southampton, SO
: ID. TORRANCE. AGENT
No. 5 Bowling Green New York
Steamship ILLINOIS sails september e.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-08-24

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