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pots. The streets have been thronged with
people this P. NJ, and considerable excitement
prevailed, but thus far no violence has occurred.
WAsHlNeroS, April f8.-Tho Cabinet held a
meeting this morning and another this after
noon in reference to warlikc operations.
Gen. Liinan, who. arrived from Richmond,
confirmed the report that the acs Of secession
had passed the Convention by a large majority.
The members were sworn to secrecy. The time
for its official PRONUNCIATION has not yet arrived,
measures ofa military character having first TO
be consumated. ...,.s,- sye.. -
n Military forces left last night for Harper's
Ferry. Other companies joined them them on
the route. The same inarmants say, from
what they, heard IN Virginia official quarters,
leave no doubt that the arrnory by this time has
been taken possession Of BY the State forces.
PHIbADshpHrA, April l8,--The Baltimore
Sun publishes q dispatch stating that Harper's
Ferry wasset on fire by the regulars at mid
night, and they then retreated into Maryland. -
There were no Statestreops there at that time.
CARbfshE, Pa, "A pril l9.--Lieut. Jones, late
in command at Harper,s Ferry, arrived here
with his command of 43 mea,at 3 T. N. to day
Lieut. Jones having been advised thatra force
of $500 troops had been ordered by Gov Let
cher to take possession atsi larper's Ferry. and
Ending his position untenable, under direction
Of the War Department, sdestroyeda all the mu-
|nisions Of war, armory, arsenals and ell the
buildings. sAs bsa ~ saya y ya s5 n
lie withdrew his commend under cover Of
night, and 'atmost- inssthe presence of $500
troops. Aeiost three men. 1890 stand Of
arms were destroyed gsap6ss Be&sSe8 Wit N
The command made iorced march last night
thirty miles from Harpsr'ss Ferry to Hagers.
town, Md. Lieut. Jones aud command looked
much worn and fatigued. They were most en-
received by our entire popula.
zion. ## s$ 3&f@ ~ s q
I'll 81 4e. slsB sa---------s IN fat N5s sa-
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New YoEE April 1.-The seventh regimen;
reached Annapolis safely 81, Arch Bishop
Hughes suspended the stars and stripes from
his dwelling. Phe sons Of the most eminent
citizens and also people Of foreign birth are en-
listing to defend the Union. There y no com
munication with Baltimore Or Washington TO-
night; doubtless stopped by order oi Govern
ment. No fears for the safety 81 Washington
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Quarter Master Genl
PROCLAMATION.

ExxotTyE oFFIcE, Columbus. Ohio I
April Is, 1861. )
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From the Advertiser, Providence. r, I.sg
The Cephalic Pills are said 10 be remarkably
effective remedy for the headache, and ono Of the
very best tor that very frequent complaint which
has ever been discovered.
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\ HARRrsDURaH, April II. 900 troops go by
midnight train to the first bridge on route for
Baltimore on the Northern Central Road They
will be followed by 300 regulars, Sherman's
battery and 200 volunteers, eta.,s.,..,s q
1HARRIsBUEGH, April 2I--1,30o, including
GOO Ohio troops were armed since yesterday -
The people at Chambersburgh are notifying
against invasion. ny s sy4
TRoy, N. Y. April 2l,--To;day Gen. Wool
leaves for New York. He will make that city
head quarters for Department East. III.
PHILApELPHIA, April SI.--It is reported that
the President will call additional troops from
the faithful States to MAKE up the deficiency
caused by the refusal to furnish quota. A par
ty of armed workmen leave to morrow to re-
pair bridges on the Baltimore railroad. It is
said, that Trimble, iormely President Of the road
WIS shot dead BY q man who Attempted 70 de-
lend The property Of road. The police seiz-
ed . quantity Of contFaband goods for the Sooth.
Parties will be arrested and tried for treason.
The goods were directed 20 Jackson, Mississip.
pi, via Memphis. II is reported chat l5altim-
dreams demand the surrender Of Fort M,i Henry
and threatened an attack. The commander
replied that be would be compelled to deiend
and fire on the city It's said General Cad
wallader's mansion, nineteen miles from Bal;
timore has been fred. ~, = 49, 4s,,ts r.si
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z.gMsE BELLE VERNON. OgFo, Jan; Is, 1861.
tfENETC. SR1LDING, Esq. Ea &GE EE
Please find enclosed twenty five cents, or which
send me another box Of your Cephalic Pills They
are truly the best Ills lhavc ever tried.
Direct ... - - 81. A. STOVER, P. NJ.
gs Belle Vernon Wyandot CO., o.
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HAnRIsBuRaH, April 90 3, 600 stand Of arms
shipped from Pittsburgh, will reach here to-
night. 1000 more are expected to arrive TO-
morrow, making 10000 altogether. The or
Hders of Gov. Dennison, recalling the Ohio
troops, have deem countermanded. ], 100 more
will arrive here here to night or to morrow. -
they will receive arms from Gov. Curtin. 300
regulars are coming from Carlisle to night. No
troops will move hence until 6, 600 have assem-
bled. 500 U. 8. troops arrived here TO night.
Capt. Weite's Washington Rifles, GO men, arri-
we'd here to day. Al the companies here are
armed. Four new companies were formed at
Camp Curtin to-day from the excess Of other
companies Two companies from Sudbury, so
men, came in the morning trian. A full regi-
ment from Montgomery county, Col. Hamp.
troadt commanding, arrived at two o'clock to
dav. The regiment had 100 military outfits
and 1914 muskets. They were presented ON
their departure from Norristown with a suit
of magnificent regimental coiors. Another o.
hio company from Columbus, the Videttes, 30
men. have arrived, The Ohio troops are With
out arms or uniform The treatment OF Cen
Smalrs men at Baltimore has greatly excited
the troops. There were 1850 men in camp
last night, comprising thirty companies in ALL =
! &, 600 stand of arms reached here from Pitts.
burg this morning, They were carted to Camp
Curtin. Three Ohio companies. the State Fen
cibles from Columbus, 20 men; the hight
Guards from Portsmouth, 100 men, and the
zouayes from Springfield, 80 men, have reach
ed here and marched to the camp 10 await fur
iher orders The troops in the camp are drl
ling constantly, and the camp has assumed
spirited military appearance Capt. Williams,
Brigadier commanding, issued orders to day.
placing the camp under a strict military drscip-
line. 4 @ aq.es.. el, t- l.s s.Ess ..,g n.
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From the Examiner. Noffok Vas4 4g-sN
Cephalic Pills accomplish the object for which
whey were made, viz Cure OF headache in all it's
'rmss 8 49, gsss o.
m6aa From the Examiner Norfolk, Va.s
They have been tested in more than thousand
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-. y 81 = IFsIBANTI, HIIUi.i JaH f9s Ioois-
SIR;
Not long siaee sent 10 you for box ot Csphalic
Pills fortfe cure OF the Nervous Headache and Cos
tiyeness. and received the same, and they had
good an effect that was induced to send for more
Please send byretufn mail Direct &c.
Ar. WHEELER. w"
l.tDeg x .... ~ ~ Ypsilant, Mich.
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' SrRuoE GREER .HuNrfNGnoN Co.. PA.,E
January Is, 1861
H. G.. SsAHDlNG. - rs,t e. 'eGlses7 81 90 .ta
StR: .ses etsfa..t
You will please send rye two boxes Of your Cs~
phalic Pills. Send them Immediately. s
Respectfully yours,
JNO. B. SlMONS.
p. ST. have used one box of your Pills, and
lind them excellent. III &a & Elk" &56 FL %3t
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TE-nN I
bridge there's We were again stopped by load
ed cannon pointed obliquely at the cars, 50 they
could demolish the whole train, with men at
the touch. holes ready to fire. Assooa as the
train started the soldiers rnshed to tho sides Of
the cars and commenced to search them. The
conductor was told to ask no questions that
orders had been given to allow no one 70 land
--aud men with drawn swords and loaded mus
ksts asked, aW hat is the news from BaimoreW
A memberofthe Richmond Convention stepped
on the, platform and shouted, $50 in, boys!-
first blood Tor Batimorel The United States
troops have fired into an unarmed crowd OF citi-
zens and killed thirteen Of them. Four soldiers
| we're killed, and every man in Baltimore was
now going to stand by his state, and shed his
last drop Of blood sooner than have abolition
hords come down there TO murder them" The
mob chesred him. and the conductor, finding
nothing could be done told them the road would
carry none but Southern men, and started the
train. Men followed the train ith,swords as
long as they could keep up, to prevent any one
getting off. 5s5 IBID igsai ty5 ..l,sss \,
On the armory flagstaff floats the Virginia
| flag, and over thersmains ol the remains OF the
arsenal piece Of the y .sSs flag About 1000
men are in and about the arsenal and q part Of
the factory are burned to the ground. Several
volunteers had gotson the train. We asked
one whatsall this meant. lie said he had orr
deFs not totell. aa9 sIsa8 ssss s4 ea@sssgaA 3
| On going intoanother car and talking seees.
Ision. 1 found from them that the news that Vir
einia had seeded, reached them tuesday, and
that Letchen had ordered the sArsenel TO. be-
seized as the property Of the Slat9s Men were
mastering, and on Thursday night tho y. D.
Artillery Company set the Arsenal on fire and
fled for Carlisle. The citizens rallied and put
out the fire, but not until the arms were all
burnt; that party had started after them to
capture them. The widest excitement RACES
4 there Troops are pouring in from all parts Of
! the country, and are told that Gen, Scott had
resigned and would head the Southern army
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ADJUSTMENTS.
THE GREAT CANTERBURY MUSIC HALL,
He GREAT CANTERBURY MUSIC HALL,
TIE GREAT CANTERBURY MUSIC HALL,

rIHE GREAT CANTERBURY MUSIC HALL,
l. he GREAT CANTERBURY MUSIC HALL,
sss BROADWAY,
5s5 BROADWAY,
r. 5S5 BROADWAY,
The most wonderful place Of the kind country always
oenst III the production of novelty cost of engaging real
ars never sudcd features introduced every week;
communal change 81 performers according
First appearance Of
HERR GRAFT and NINE. sHOMRURGH
FROM me German OPERA IN their grand exquisite
SELECTIONS from the iavote Operas OF Rossn BeliH Don't
.r HERR GRAFT and NINE. SHOMBURGH
VIII appear nightly in full operate costumes
MONDAY NIGHT first time of the
MAGIC LAUREL,
eforc going into the details OF which
remark that the late grand feature of the Refugee
sands OF persons has been the OF convincing pub
tic generally of what this establishment capable II was
only consequence of the piece being ready being
deslrous OF satisfying the natural curiosity which
strength every day with regard that the before
TONED piece was removed from the stage, II having drawn
large houses 10 the last night Of its performance.
The new grand spectacle and panonme which Is to be
preparation has cost at least three
thousand dollars and viii be produced scale OF grandeur
unprecedented.
A. NJ HERNANDEZ the author and principal feature in
the piece Is the who has had The pfeea
sons TO assuming the position occupied by the Raves
but II Is well known that in many par uais he is vastly
their superior and but justice that he has devoted
all the energy which had the pur-
pose OF making this effort worthy of his name.
THE MAGIC LAUREL,
which is the title of the pantoimc will be produced for
the first time on Monday night, Oct.
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MELoDEoN. $40 BROADWAY. CHINESE ASSEMBLY

MELoDEoN, 800 BROADWAY, CHINESE ASSEMBLY
lNl Rooms.
Notice Tor the information OF certain stage manager
neccd with what respectable theatre We give
him notice that the manager has not go.
Grey YET.
Neither does he rope people in; neither will the authorities
Interfere WIN him as long as be pays his performers and
minds his business If talented artists will prefer 10
alprecat, the
MELODEoN ABOVE ALL OTHERS
they are sure to meet with the appreciation OF the public and
what they Ike best, they geta
LARGER SALARY
than at other establishment We shall still continue
engage all the talent that along word of advice
The stage manager advises pay higher saa-
rcs, and be viii get the talent, perhaps.
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THE WONDERS OF TIE WORLD.

PARTISAN CABINET OF WONDERS AND ANATOMY
63 Broadway, next door 10 Bali, Black Co., New York
The wonders Of the wor! and beauties OF nature hhert
hidden revealed, showing that haadra OF mai
follow, the heels of nature,
Wonders OF the brain and pons vari where the
the mind or soul IL supposed to be.
Wonders OF the live senscsseeng hearing, smelling
and touch
Extraordinary freaks OF naturc-.ogcher with wonder
from Paris, Florence Munich and England
Wonders Of life, actually showing hidden life within life.
Exciting, thrilling and Indispensable wonders and curioa
ties In the rotutda.
Wonders OF ACCOMPLISHMENTS wonders in hernap hradites
wonders in obstcriy, wonders OF embryology wonders
ostcaugy.
WONDERFULLY PARTS OF THE HUMAN BODY
ut yfw, and still greater wonders in sepuchre
pathological room
aily together Win surprising Interesting
unprecedented experiments in chemistry.
VIII open daily, gentlemen only, and after Saturday
Sept. rs, from 10 in the morning til AT night.
Admission %
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DOWERY THEATRE.
ID Sole Lessee II. Ashley.
Managers T. L. Triton and IT, Ashley
Director Of Equestrian Troupe. John Tryon.
BRILLIANT OPENING
OF THE EQUESTRIAN SEASON.
The great
ORION CIRCUS
On Monday evening" October Z, and evening during
the week. besides "Wednesday and Saturday afternoons win
he given
SUPERB DISPLAY OF EQu ESTRI ANISM
by the following well known artists
ELLA ZOyARA
Late of Nihios Garden,
Universally conceded BE- the fearless chastc and
graceful eQucsrlennc that nypcard in the
SIGNOR SEBASTIAN,
Also from Niblo's Garden,
The only bareback rider Tie Continent that perform
THE BRIDGE LEAP
Charley DE- We're. The Arrobaic Clown
LITTLE GEMMA,
The Aerial Syiph or Fly Ing Equcs,iienne.
S. Stokes superb Arabian thoroughbred Tick Horse
GEN. SCOTT date 81 Nhlo's Gafden}.
DARING SPLENDDRS OF THE GYMNASIUM,
BY Mesrrs. Iloye and kcrfe
GALLANT EQuESTKIANlSM
IL, Vim. Armstrong.
BEAUTIFUL DISPLAY or ATHLETIC EXERCISES,
In which The entire troupe viii emulate each other in skill
FEARFUL LEAPS IN MIDAIR
And brilliant evouiioDs the FIXING Cord The Trapeze
In Perche, &c, &c,
BY the GYMNAsTIC CORPS.
Splendid faral Band led by.., ........... NJ. Rngk.
FULL PARTICULARS in Bills
Afternoon Performances Wednesd au4 Slturday.
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AMUsE MENTs.

.~>Ne.N4
GREAT NOVELTY.
week viii ~ presnn,sd ~ % al NM, NM vveI
ing exciting asonshng serio comic tragic Ballet entitled
,, THE ALGERIAN BRIGANDS,
BRILLIANT DRESSES,
NEW SCENERY
GORGEOUS PROPERTIES,
FIFTEEN THOUSAND DOLLARS.
CAaFacterS sustained by the
ENTIRE COMPANY
OF talented artists Produced and upon the stags ny the
most celebrated Ballet Masters known The united efforts
have elected the curiosity Of thousands Of the most respeca
bic citizens OF New York. whom the management bcgs 70
sure WI not be disappointed in their expectations OF the
MONS. RoNZANI,
Known as the greatest and successful ballet master
tue Ts
81 TE SSlS aS4iaao
KEESSIDENcE OF COUNT DE SANaWiiANSG; ,onS
SkSiPESsH Or TUE WHITE WHALES IISSsSATE II
PAS M rrp,pIP EAD nrrorGSTANNTsi IN sp.NNrR
TABLEAux
=. PANDEMoNfUM IN BLAZE
un enle Ss 90 sas access he
. Ga AM " paS mH ~ % ,sd
DEPARTURE OF THE GuEsTs
Scene second-A street, the Coontefsiga Drunken Guard;
Scene thlrd-ome of the Countess; Entrance of Bri-
gahds; the Robbery; Conflict
GRAND TABLEAUx
fEs beautiful pantufnime has been long time In
henrsa and placed the stage at great and in
splendid syle end Tbs eharaesrs w be represented by
MONS. yELARDE,
And the entire company Of 100 performers, together with
other new and attractive pieces
3rruf
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MATRIMONIAL.

A YOUNG GE rLEMAN or AMPLE MEANS, AND
n just arrived III the city. wishes To make acquaintance
with youn. lady who could rec;procae the with
n natrinony Address few lines TO Foreigner 1868
B!,eckcr street. Tor 4 few days.
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SPORTING.

E,RANCIs BUTLER No. 3 PECK SLIP, HAS ALL TIE
u choice breeds for stock SALE. Butlcrs Infaibe
Cure and Flea Extern Scents bottle. Ru,-
aers breeding, Trainig Diseases, OF Dogs" ST. Dogs
Boarded, Trained, &c. Medencs Tor all diseases.
DrGEON SHOOTlNG-oN Tues pAY NEXT AT ONE
4 O'Clock precisely Some capital sport is expec ed the
champion shooter of America III be lhe ground. Inquire
the Abbey Hotel Fulton avcur Rdgewood Shades,
corner Of Adams street, Brooklyn
GAIL BOAT For SALE--2p FFE4 Long AND y FEET
~ beam; cat rugged built In ,hc hst in complete
ORDER old Can bc the of Forty third
street North river. Apply to wM. H. FREEMAN, druggist,
corner OF Twenty fourth street and Ninth avenue.
YACHT FOR SALE-YACIiT or ABOUT TEN TONS
burlben; rs fast stler and wei iuund
iculas Can DC WIN KYES' bot shop foot of l2h
street Harlem Will be sold very low If applied Tor
datciy
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ANIUSE MENTS.


7 AURA KEESE's TN, TnEA q Eio,r
EVERY NIGiT THIS WEEK
NEXT SATURDAY. AFTERNOON
,o,,Wiiib be presented the
THREE Aot UNION BuRLEsoUE.
SEVEN SONS,
BRILLIANT scnSER 9S; n rrrpcrs
o - EXQUISITE MUSIC,
"'' w WHO'LL sThESoru OF THE COMPANY.
HERALD 1s.s
, IN POINT or
" -''''D'D oo'' FINE SCENIC EFFECTS.
SUPERIOR II : ANY PIECE
yey proaucs zee anae MISS heehes asteui management
The S %sSa si i; iiEsRRfE KAAps AND SrnEos
might aGs HUNG rs
R fHR 9}S fi EFT FL i ss sHEs
rAHs M!IH STsSST il DP P5l aaSRFs;
HEN EAST yd EEE u r nhR pEiEDpA
STAND "1 TP A sTSs axe o TnE EEst
TIE nis a S5as nr};Sss'' IS THE nrpr1laos
cosnucr OF nxOsAs sd 4'o 81 THIS COUNTRY
AtALAoSE "i'ASA fVinLUWEu ,,,n
a No s'f G
''' ne c5R RI Il I ' FTSL lie OPINION
UPON THE SUB JEoTs.
~oN TIE NEW YORK sage.
AAS D'$ aiiERE xhE THREE rABLEAUx
NEVER BEEN s SURF. ssEf IN AMERICA.
The s1s can dss with pleasure on sueh pictures as the
cURioUs SPIRAL STAIRCASE;
ASCENT or THE sr Tx or THE LAKE.
wAEyE4g ysHs is%Sa $H,H \ SyxrHs
Every man. woman and child who has dozen lines to
WALKING LEADING ARTICLE.
ii is BRILLIANT PRODUCTION.
SHARP HITS. HUMoR AND WISDOM
pnrI hoSG MhR MgfEc P nNSif4ioss
are '1''s ovERr ihs AND INCIDENTAL MUSIC
,w ~ nn,, THOMAS M;A,S BAKER Pa -, ~, or,.
BEANS tho pss aad i
NA' New W. AMI S'a' BE% a TIFF SCENERY
MEssRs. ROBERTS AND LEWIS.
NE r5WEEsuL bCisTRiBuTioS q cTtEAcrEns: :.
D''0'.S' Columbia, Mrs j. IL ALftN r. ~ NM
'"'''s" 1artaras Mrs LoITiE Moi Gil 80. ANs'
-''"'u''S' Dayoms Miss BURKE 0nAN'
'''"'''''' suiphurus, Mrs MAKi0WE 60
..'.'A'''' Siephisolhilcs, Mis-: EoBEkTsoS' 1888
o'A'e' Dr. Fassai, Mr. LEviCK =
Pluto, Mr. &. BURNETT
80 ''''''' Mickey McGinnss, Mr. DILLON 1880" =
Mrs pluto Mr. 4. PETERs
u
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ID MUSIC HALL,
MUSIC HAIL,
4s3 and 49, BROADWAY,
4S3 and 4Sj BROADWAY,
Ono door below Broone street.
The largest place Of amusement in The city.
THE FAVORiTE RESORT
The best place oi amusement In TIE country,
GIVING a GREATER VARIETY
than any other establishment IN America
BEYOND COMPETITION.
POWERFUL CONVERSATION, COMBINATION.
POWERFUL COMPILATION, COMBINATION.
WONDERFUL.
THE GREAT CARLO TROUPE
TIE GREAT CARLO TROUPE
THE GREAT CARLO TROUPE
BILLY BIRCH, . pN''' BILLY BIRCH
BEN COTTON
BEN. COTTON,
TIM NORTON,
TIM. NORTON,
n. AINsLEY SCOTT M AINsLEY SCOTT
c. r. BISHOP
G. r. BISHOP,
TIN. HAYES, TIM. HAYES
j. PIERCE,
j. PIERCE,
the world renowned Negro Coaediana
TONY PASTOR,
TONY PASTOR
TONY PASTOR,
the best Comic Singer and Clown in the country
The greatest
BALLET TROUPE
BALLET TROUPE
BALLET TROUPE
in the city, under the direction of
MONS. PAUL BRILLIANT.
ROBERT ". BUTLER, Sole Lessee and Proprietor.
MONS la THORNE, stage Manager.
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RANJO, vI0LIN.-TfE METHOD OF TEACHING BY
- n'tc, adopted by JAS Buckley, Sc White str et near
broadwhy Is now beginning to be appreciated by his
rous scholars who have attempted with other teach
eis without Terms 90 lesson Il lessons
70. Apply as above, early
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Admission rs cents.

lsTUYvEsANT INSTITUTE, BROADWAY, OPPOSITE
- Bond s,rcetGrand opening night, Monday October
and every evening duriHc tho week.
THE GREAT ETHIOPIAN C0NFEDERAGY.
FOX AND sHAki'LhYS MlNSTI,ELS
Consisting Of the LEADING STARS OF TIL PROBES
SION. whose ohase yet laghail have been patron
iyed b. the elite ard fashion Of all The great cs in the
t!nn In ts first cas- organization Will be fornd the i'm
imitble comic To - !s-
CHARLEY FOX, SAM siiARPLEY AND DAVE REED,
CHARLEY FOX. SAM SiARlLEi AND DAVE REED.
And tho acknow elged champion clog dancer j. CIILDS
supported By the best unartce IrDiession and
apckcd corps of nsrent artists, under the Leadership
Of t.c very talented ytofinist. T. McNAiLY.
The programme viii Embrace the
LEADING COMIC ETHIOPIAN FEATURES.
Lcginntely pcrcfnea-thc leading choruses solos, dued
and quatetes cXqnsely by talented artits,ogrtes
with quaint AMI quiet bits Of satire to suit the times by The
STAR COMEDIANS.
For ran particulars see programme.
Doors open att. to commence TX O'Clock Tickets
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EXPRESSES.

IA. ing Establishment. l3 West Ecgcuh street between
Filth aud Saih avenues. Household Furnture boxed aud
shipped 10 all PARTS the world. Covered
moving turui,areint the country Furniture stirred.
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u
The most attractive place of amusement New York
where no boys rowdes disturb he pleasure and
mcnt OF those who pitronzc the place The evidence
It's superiority place for real SOLID enoyaen, Is the pres
night after night regular admirers who
opening
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CDE REwARD-HORsE AND WAGON STOLEN
pLJ from - M,nron street, Tuesday, October J. 1851;
gray about Ii hands high, hy bitten; box wagon
tn top, antc black: silver plated Harness Dutch cor
Kerscy blanket and halter in the wagon. They were hired
by man who caile! himself j. g. Adams New Jersey,
and stopping Jersey , Il Cosland street. 10 TO Ja
ma, Long Island. and have not been returned. Any pee
who will The give information that viii
lead their recovery VIII receive the above reward from
Thomas Kerr. 80 Monroe street, n. Y.
New YORK, oct. T., 1861.