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AMUsE mi ENTs.

/ AURA VILE Ehsshs II cEosHS EshAssr assDAr NIGHT
INA res' Vii rissE sisi. 1s:;'.;f xsf srsolScps. W
x... VII, !. aoa,..a sIoSDSrrE.
TUESDAY nleHT NOV M
fsss' ssS sss ne Two otosx
A.s Hss.s Sas sss o sa sSo
been enabled sssduee what she thIaks will b
Que : ''e issEAurlPvL PARRY rIEoEs
sfhEso,P PRESSES, NEW
rsorsRrrEss ANS isS STA s1sds SFyo~rxssrs
DsS'''ssa" rs sSSspsT Ss;'T .:si si, over 's'''s"
SIKH lime The ssss o,ss: s. with Z.
'A'ae'' % 'oa 'ss''' GessTsSI GesfaspTifsSiIi 'eqaah qpaxahx,
HOUSE. WITH III 'rx Two DOORS.
q aa and s
With the following very excellent dIstr,eution.-
Herr Flamberry. Mr. John Glbets
Rsrry pansford M Reynolds
Robsrt CruicS from England Young
sissslci: % Soa.man G. P:r.!os j.
SoSssn, csnlrs Park MI Isdsoa
Flor. Myrtle Miss Madeline Henr.auss
Bridget Tooigaa .!........ ~. Mrs John Seton
tuesday. a5th.BosoM FRIENDS. ''@''''
D1a%s y FaEH sn e stawans sisea great COMO
sssssS iS iEAISps cEsETlsE MxsaAcE
ss sas ws.Sss q Thur: r.:
gsnt aad,sacs who eyinced their great sstacaoa BY
ksssss Die E's sos sf I0v nAoaz-0s OF Arts
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AMUsDMERTv-

A cADxmy OF MUSIC =D..osAn 70 SroHr
s.D o. sss. ss,. s..nf ss
ns 81 svsc :Hs s:.
schrnsrs 7Oi Broadway asd sibs and sslisss1s. No
M dRxU announces. with much s.,.sf.c.ios ,sa. -
q ri
;. =. DdsosAn .,
asssss Ss ro1s ~s.
'' '"e IilIs EysSIye, MONDAY, NOV n
a Nv M
o Les hassenos hss been osriormed u eas bees sro-
Tue leg-nd oe which tssope Of DINoRAH is foaades
sss sgssSs%. sSs % ice
maen cp,uysses Tne result ~ uniqde work Of art ~
rssasSss ss sy The .Irs'sis %sod
.'s -. .. sas,'' MN iss:isass,s.s'
E8 ''eAs Il isGNSarloSS. Si Ss PoS o. the
will Z. believed. fully the high repute es -
NEW AND GHARMAoTEslsrIc r COSTUMES
AdkASP "A psExRGF5 2kVaHs5as aGSaus 25 shsrS
and the lo!owing extraordinary cast
M',s s c9HptEE NnssE r.. D.S..s
$s Ssrssts 1SS 4. ~ o'.Ss::
IL give due effect 10 The Episode Of the third scs ssase
rhE hns snay E%soSs RE@Sss SONG
which only BE- esolivey Urso by an artist Of Superior
Ssss 81
e s
fHE GRAND ORCHESTRA or FIFTY.
AND THE INVISIBLE CHORUS
The portion Of the Opera has Seee ass
M.sa Scene I. under the general q
Sig. SC0LA
SPECIAL NOTICE
On ee the mportAnce and dincfy of the groa4
Symphony no interruption possby be permitted dung
Visitors therefore respectfully reQueso
ed 70 be their places before they viii
have awaitits conclusion to be shown to their seats
THE FREE LIST
With exception this occasion be
nrey suspended will person admitted without
the admission tickets Complimentary tickets tssus1
others than the press cannot be admitted.
WEDNESDAY. Nov. 6. second night OF DINORAH
The sale Of tickets the second night Of DIk0RAH
CONNIE uces this (MONDAYD morning.
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444. THE aRs4I 4. iN5xISAS Skexpxxy MUSIC HALL.
Tho great Music Mss2EEsrH Hsl Il sss CENTURY.
1T The only Place o. In sw York that presents
40 p''"'''s - CROWDED HOUSES
stg sGsa aaE wEts Etc HALL
Sc ossnps rris M II 1ne
..9a g assiIias s,as .:oalss. and d.lss. he
nssE fF1sSSasssHsF yEeH5ss NEW ssyHs4s e. EAassr
NILE NILE s4ssIEE54 ssss!EEEs ss4SHI' s4sSHEE'
NILE MARRiETTA RAyEL.
The beautiful spsnI.a Dsn;,a.s Tss Rope .:.s who
most aeu' eAs wSSS. HSsy hs fssros ~ 8 balance pole
s' On N9EBAY drss s spps.rsnseo Of
ssT5 ssT EISSs EISss ss zs T. T. ;: J. sisss MACS,
Tne great insn consann; rMsnrpv WHITE
The world rsnoynea EihiOpAn Comedian and rre.acn, ,,
Al, The popular negro farcss and oaresss Of the dsy
The eccentric 'or'':9fs cxaIsY' kI.sS'sie sossSs' si;:'
eccentric 5s;sH 5J;sasY Esi!SsIfi TIIb.
). dATsSR,s Ss,s,ss sss ..s.y
In their Songs and Dances.
: - ~ SIss Mss kIF4S kEFFE sI4ssa4sY. s14ssHssB
iSI SSss StEE SssEz. lis ssIs s5ssl BEL
NE Rf,'ss;ss cosss s'b St e 'sAILxr
under tho direcston Of the renowned mastsv
.t.tss. MONS. PAUL BRILLIANT.
..t.. Several other prominent pcrformerS.
Notice. GRAND MATINEE
+ ON Thursday, Nov. a. Thanksgiving afternoon,
sSsasT e. w. " 81 sSGTEs ps.s e s%s' .ss Manager
M pE Eseo,os. :, podwor.hs HAIL scs yro., ~.y,
WI ass @sSiTas RI sSssRaiss ISgissseRsa s0f SisY
Doors open at =, to commence at precisely.
METROPOLITAN THEATRE SAN FRANCISCO,
M CAL Charles Thbetts, lessee aud Charles X
Thorne ing maDager.Pares Of undoubted and
for the following lines Of
business A old frat low comedian and young
pretty dashng singing chsmbermad. Also. the popular
the day, all ~ whom will be treated In the
liberal by addressing Charles s. Bernard Co. &6
Broadway. Agents ....t@ ts ..s~t.fsr
I,ATHER REED RESPECTFULLY INFORMS TIE CI.
OF Brooklyn that he will give three Old Folks
Grand Cvucerts M the Tabernacle, November ~ 70 and
those successfully N
Irving Hall, New York Tickets Is cents
pANJo TAUGHT PERFEcT In TWELVE LESSONS,
ID Tor -. bv GEORGE q. DOBSON, the master Baniosi
and teacher o all teachers Young hted for he Stage
In three months Dobsous celebrated Banjos ~ ell prices
1Go street.
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THAEKs6IviNo DONATION VISIT. =
i The Institution for the children of
DECEASED OR DISABLED SOLDIERS,
334 Sixth avenue,
viii be open tosyisors
ON THURSDAY NOV. IT.
from D TO 3 o clock. r. M
a. crnucv,e Tlrror

81. GgoRcE's HgcroRy, Nov. ~, 1852
Having been informed that certain statements
20 she character of the institution for the Benefit OF the
Children OF Deceased Disabled Soldiers established
i Sixth have been presented to the press with
design TO njure the success Of that Institution desire per
sonay 20 certify that tuis institution has been established
ladies OF the most ndubabe excellence Of character and
dignity OF social position organized under the name of the
New York ladies' Educational Unon; that they
sisted aud advised In the management OF this institution By
board OF thirteen counseors, ministers and laymen Of
whom have the honor to be the chairman and hat their
efforts for usefulness the line of benevolcnce which they
have undertaken are enensy worthy q public eonudencc
and patronage STEPHEN " TYNG
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CADEMY OF MUNC.-NOTfCE TO THE PUBLIC
IA against the Spectators In Opera Tckes The pabtc
cautioned the naious Of the cula
tors holding tickets for OF which arc counter
feohside the Academy Tickets be legitmaely pur
chased the Office alone. Those who pref buying
them chance being swndled do Al their
auch sal
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ORA1ioSs
AOADRMY or Music.
TUESDAY uEVEMINl, NOV. q
Nr. MASON JONES,

Ar MASON
.lslsM (ofTrinits College, Dubiin.) -
ss Il P se .s Ss, a. cn''' -A
s5I ssi Ss:: :
sRs; s:s s;s
faasss ana s'ss S sesool ' AND eo.ss
i ss @
y ss rFs " e Ss
yhe E1ecu,on q The Brothers shesrssta.s Trsssash
ssns the judicial oalce-Hs Despondsncy and Death.
R q e % ss
ofhis Eloquenos-.His Noble Character Conclusion
may 6 ss seh
me,s 7ol B,osdwsy Hal! sses a. s5osdwsy AppsSns
sss:
ce%%ssss .s.s 1ssst isss o'clock
where seats may be secured.
sase .ss;s
a % Ss
SESRoF SE2R F. arEB2EsEEESs EB2EsEEESs. Proprietor.
EsnSSs
r. ss s saa the
this
N,HE GREAT ORIENTAL FREE MUSIC HALL
j ESQ Broadway near Beecker. .street-16O
This magnificent Music Hail. the largest and most com
Portable place Is sn now seS ~ oyfEN EVERY NIGHT
@ sHSs
CROWDED AND DELIGHTED HOUSES NIGHTLY
~ congregae at the Union, IS Spring street 70 hear the
best singers the city. Braham the unrvaed descriptive
sa%G and 5. conSincsd nee '-''' E SiDET.
NEW wAsH1SeWTG9ss WG9sHisdT6E, YAEFoEiEpS' B. 9.
.... THIS BEAUTIFUL EsTAHLrsHMEE
!. will open for the season
ON SATURDAY EvENiNG, aSI, NOV; ~ 1852
A. NJ HERNANDEZ
Th. ladies' gentlemen engaged Will please assemble
we Green H00 On w JAMES is aPifLaR1x Stage Manager
mHE GREAT FIRE ON HOUSTON STREET. .-DO NOT
Smith BarAnson proprietor OF the House Of Commons.
at City Assembly Rooms Tuesday evening, Nov 25
Mr. L. ponnely the celebrated Irsh comedian; nessrs
Hnkiey toherty Eddy Gray. Sh.ckleon solomons Riley
number Of others will attend to enven the pro:esdngs
Concert a O'clock dancing Al H. Profeesor
Mscpherson win superptend the door arrangements 30.
bertons band win be in attendance Tickets admitting
gentleman and ladies, IL
TINE GREAT yREE AND EAsY-AT THE HOUSE OF
watts Coniey Hnckiey. Thabers Doherty &C., viii ap
pear. Songs. puns, toasts New, rare and racy Come
early. Nk ~
mo MINsTREL MANAGERs.-WANTED AN E N0AGE
by musician With good baritone voice. Address
for four days "Pycst0," Herald once
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yAyHO WOULD NOT 90 TO MAKE THEIR FORTUNE!
w Goye, one and all 70 see Miss WELLINGTON, the
renowned English prophecies univet sally acknowledged
the OF all astrologss who those
who consult her health wealth and happiness and
TO rnpart them Information Of
oawsui journeys absent friends love conrtshp,
marriage hidden treasures, and roubes--n fact
of all affairs In life Brave soldiers learn your doom OF
glory life death IL you seek your own prosperity aud
Felcitv delay address by letter
highly gifted and beantf young lady at oi Sixth
pnose Eighth street. Miss w. 10 the only In this
cy who has the genuine Roman and Arabian tasnans
love rood luck and business anarswarranted tor life.
Lucky numbers as also highly respectable city refe
rencrs cured and una,hful wives and
hand
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pARNuM's AMERICAN MUSEUM.

RARNUM's AMERICAN MUSEUM.
connoDohH gHeFH NdP4 PAyS THa Hsty; $4,000 MUTT.
Of the most extraordinary wonders Of the world Will b
= ONLY FOR a FEW DAYS LONGER.
AT ALL HOURS DAY AND EVENING.
AND at Intervals and on the stage during each dramatic en-
oIyE 4 yxRIEry Of pEsyoRMANcgs.
&C., &C Tas AZ s4p4o%scAR y p ALBISo FAMILY.
Ne" .,s ss.''SsE sE LIFE Wax sg gIsysns -,
JEFF Saa 5Avis WHAT Is Il, III and SE%6ssSAs6
1SsHs 'es :; sss|ss. OF vi.s
VI" be exhibited III Tss 81 ss lion
LIVING sSSsTHs ssRE yIsS aSfFT ias.r
raSkE ais ] "!!liH spT1sDfD Sifsf wfSs;is pS1sAs
pAvysE4ifsA| Hyssfs4sf ASs g. SSDHs I'D Esisa las assow
- . q; 1is,Ss4ss xsHAss LIFE
Mr. wM. 3, HARRISON, Impronpsu Genie Singer. -
1a"i.''"'S y SssRss,Siss pis'sf DAY. s.
HSoyELTlEs. have already beea engaged. and NEW
D'"'' HAROLD, THE SEA KING;
TEE Icrousass Vow,
prepared s1pfff:Esss fEsrSRSED rsS nj ssy yESEhf HOUR
y9 D., Win IN ns as .ns e
GERMAN OPERA HOUSE,
II H.. 4sS Broadway corner ssoomc s;se'; vscu-~.
Monday. Nov. a. classic
with lis er.ordnary cas-. pe1iss ensemble and ,ncrsasss
THE Asios Sdsss'tseY SOCIETY.
iun,eescd their ssry!ess
% ''s''ss1 ssss en-
Ia Ds 5s5Gf . Ss::s. ss opera
Doors open al Il commences at O'Clock.
d 80. MschaIac. Han Az Broaax.y.
p sS; ;'s sSs is Ss's q:
ssss 'ss iST
Cruelty to 'oansy ss. CAafsE{ pffss{i tAsh DADDY.
the v0r'e v'''; 4E = hsbY b; op Lsoss ssss'
Clod Meddlesome q: Grimm Polly Ann. ROiin Hswsrd
Doers open curtain ri.s. at Ticket. IS esnss
Woop's MINSTREL Isn. HALL nw.x :.
Opposite the 81 Nicholas Hotel.
"s''' "''' :. GRAND GALA WEEK 80 ''f
MONDAY NOV vs X Sos e,sry sTSns during the week.
THE sopEG GSSS,, TsSgfS SsasTH1syss4 TEE TostD.
WAY IEsihk hShk1 SsR Hsp E5 1S5s4Io S5s
Epa Horn. cSailey Sb fo1 r.ai 1 sro.ss Cool wA
scnwicardi, Tsaacs brothers Gsslagu, Hssiam. La
poors oreu sst Commence ~ O'Clock rsckessAss
sDAy NOV; s7-rnANKsoIyIsg DAY:
/sAMPBEILs MINsrRELs.
-.rhss sEskHH kEfHSs sSssss 81 sgs'f ssrrH Avr.v..
,..,a~.s.,s ,stSCEss 9yERwHELxsrn
s5;.! 4,
= "e.s q 'As sFs1; srl,MsSt ssnio player
s,s of Ramsey Newcombe minstrels,,
sssa :;sy SYey s.a A m'ssn e. ss r.
pel ehiues drum sblsstos. nc, &C. N9la51
MONDAY Nov a 81, sTl during the yysex.
-" ErHioPTAS uHAaAcfEs.
Sss s @ asyPs Gray hSss ss"s:
sEw AS. sssJ6 16s solos GREAT ACT nor CORN wo.
kSoi nf sasp SpfSsS fP Rsn RkHL s ANs
BREAKDOWN, LESSONS in Music, Es-
stsSf 81 aHIk HS
- rSR LADIES AND chrLREs
Doors open, evening, at Ga, to commences al ~.
THEATRE rRANcAIs SIBLo sALooN,-EpGARps
boRs1sardeyi'ls. 'tSTERNR6E MnsruAit "a.
Texe, ofiee 6a5 broadway.
LNAsT BROADWAY SHADES, NO a arILr, cow
~ tnueshc unequaed Free and Easy every Monday and
Saturday evening ~ :. COLLINS, Chairman.
'rHB THIRD ANNUAL EXHIBITION, or rgE an.
uss Fund Society u open. evening al e1R
Broadway One Of the finest COLLECTION " PAINTINGS anA
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ta Hssa sii g. ret.,st tgfsfas ast.dMa4t,
Eo.i islrauieo eai y tu5d rtw Ysfs14
Hf ga Nfwa feNo d tsa asui u1fa msf i.sr.ass3
,.ta 9p ~ 1w tm ,ge,2NAA asst a,Ei
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asa sea elsAGMN u
ro nA 81 81 E aas
Wtns stat M't rea eH artt Ae a.tsas
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SPECIAL NOTICES,

SPECIAL NOTICES.
ATA MEETING HELD At NO s2s EAST HOUSTON
"A street. Pursuant % call made y number q psom,
ward, in this city, after eecting oncers or said meeting
RI Y
Resolved That whereas we feel ourselves unable pay
the heavy imposed upon the United States Tax BILL
passed the session Of Congress- and whereas
Of being relieved OF the burden which We feel
desire apply for the reduction Of the same, thereore
Resolved That call upon the clothing
In the several wards Of this city 10 organize hemsees into
assaons 70 that end; that comttees be appointed from
eaco confer together - 10 The best means 70 accomplish
a TTENTTON-TnR MEMBERS OF THE FIRST CON
"A pany washington Continental Guard will meet at the
armory Military Hall, this evening, ~ O'Clock 70 make
arrsuGemerts for the celebrstioo Of Evacuation Day
AT MEETING OF THE JOURNEYMEN BLANK
"A BookbinacrA held o. the Crystal Nov. a. 1867 Mr.
DeTd Mckenzie presdns tbe following preamble and
lus,ons wore unsnmously adopsed-
therefore, be II
Resolved. That employers be- hereby mos,
specfuy rcqpested 70 70 incre&se
cent prvselt prices paid.
Resolved, Thai committee OF three be apponted 10 wait
upon the Association Of Empoysrs - their next meeting,
thecwih and the above resolutions for their
Resolved That the Committee report the
Of their sbofs this body their meeting Sstur
Gay evening next PsSEk yHs fS;usEs, tcoum.,es
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CADEMY OF MUSIC
IA few choice be had al SSl Bruadwav ((5od
frey's) for the opera OF Dianorah, ibis evening
CARD
A. certain parties With msua cement OF the
Opera have taken themselves the liberty OF csutonne
the pubic against cks OF spectators woud
business twelve yeArs) that the tickets sways
genuine, and chat the insnuaton OF passing counterfeit
money In change however natterng 10 their patrons
base caiamny 10 be wosthy denial II is often great
TO the theatre going public bc able OBJ
tain choice after boz Office and the premium
merely nominal they have always appreciated the
nience JOSEPH SE0RlsT, TAI Broadway.
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FL mA@
ma sr..
st~os tw~4eh
.H4au
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THE GREATEST WONDER ~ THE WORLD Is THE
acccmpshcd Madame Byron from Paris whs be
consulted with the strices, on all affairs OF fc
make beloved BY hearts IDOL and brings together
long separated. Ladies Residence 81 Third
avenue, above Twelfth street
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EULToN FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY. NEW YORK,
The annual election for directors tais company will
held ., sbo ONCE. No 2 Broadway on Monday the ars,
Pm. JAMES N, RANKIN, Secretary
E1IFTH AVENUE SKATING POND.
Entrance Filth avenue and Fifyseventh street.
THE ONLY PRIyAIB M M A sxAriNG POND
fn''' s'0anqEs EIsSEs iissf n acRfs OF GROUND
iocs osween Fourth and Firth avenues and Fifty seventh
and Fifty.ninth streetA
oATMAN Esq., late President Of me Washington skating
Pond OF brooklyn.
Only Of persons of character and respec
tAbihty VIII BE- received ~ subscribers
sUBscRfPToE
Season tickets for gentleman and two ladies' $40 %
Extra ladies' tickets .s..... ~
fcsss for sale a. the once Of the Ph Avenue Hotel.
Metropolitan Hotel, 81. Nicholas Hotel and Asfyr House
and at the principal ONCE at conovcr Walkers No &s
All communications be addressed 20 the principal
ofoce. JOHN BROWN. General SUPERINTENDENT
kNAsON1C.-rHE MEMBERS OF IONIC LODGE, NO.
M ts6, y and A. n, are hereby summoned TO attend n
special meeting be held uothc Room, Odd Fellows
a H !" Ss Ts
nifty IN general are respectfully invited toaerd order
JAxss wsiGHI secretary. RICHARD HURLEY. N.
NOTCE-sTAGE DRIVERS AsSOCfATIoK.-ALL
IN the stage drivers Ia New York requested 70 attend
meeting 90 be held on Sunday Nov W. ls2, a. Milimans
OFyICB OF THE GREENWOOD CEMETERY NO. 30
Of this Institution will DO held this oce Monday the
osocS ok and % Closed i O'clock ~ 0"' 'pe''o
THARKsGTvIN0 DONATION VISIT.
ane bFcEnspb 5or Nv WI fsidrfn % ~ sorprxss
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THE PARTISAN CABINET OF
i WONDERS AND ANATOMY.
563 BROADWAY.
Open daily from ten A. Y. 70 .snP Pm.
ADMISSION TWENTY-FIVE CENTS.
Gentlemen visiting the CIT win DO themselves
great by Witnessing truly
exhibition. TIE renowned 'Gertu, sul
attracts innumerabe admirers
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MNr sefu
d
fHNt
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nj B-wHo BIAS NOT HEARD or THE CELE
1v bratsd Madam BREWSTER (who has removed 10 No.
sst Broadway above Eshccnh street over the picture
She has equal She tells the future wife hu
band also that Of her visitor II wish truth give her
CALL #HN
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DANJo TAUGHT PERFECT IN TWELVE LBssoNs
ID Tor S. bv GE0RoE q. D0Bs0N, the master banjoisi
and teacher OF all teachers Young hted for The stage
IN three months Dobsous celebrated Bauos ~ Ell prices
leo Wooster street.
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EOx SALE.

A CORNER FOR sALE-THE CHEAPEST cOkNkk lk
lie TUensyarst WarA win be sold z focs front sno
.hsus 9 feet desC soar story and esss@e"s Asrs
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(yAMPBELLs MlNsTRHLg
~ PALACE OF Music
Fourteenth street, OF Sixth avenue.
TIKI GREATEST BANJO OF THEM ALL.
NJ H. s. RUMsRY the great banjo player late OF Run
sey Nowcombes Ninsreis inst arrived from Europe.
where he has perermed before the heads nobility
and gentry for the past three year will appear every
Ing IL his great Banjo Solos, Be Chimes Drum Obga-
tos, &c
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DRYANTS' MINSTRELS
ID MechafAcs' Hall. Az Broadway.
MONDAY, Nov. -. aud every night during the weck.
First appearance OF the popular Ethiopian Comediau,
Mr. W. w. NEwCUMB,
since his return from Europe IN his original acts,
SCENES OF BoYHoOD. sOuF CARLINA ExTRACr.
Cruelty TO Johnny Rival Darkeys. High Daddy.
Mr.. G. CAMrBEkL.
the favorite Vocalist; in b: pless,ng Ballads.
Ciod Meddlesome q. W. Grimm Psly .Roiln Howard
Frederick Napoleon Claws. ........... Dan 6yanS
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Tzen RMELLION.

nRPUrY QUARTER MASTER GENERALS OFFICE,
IL PhiiadeIpha 18Th Nov, 603-Proposals viii be re-
eived this once Friday ssth inst s II o'clock NJ
sor tke delivery city any point that may be re-
Saircd Five Hundred Army TranspsrtAtion WAGONS 70
- made Of the besl material according specinc.tons 20
asmpleed delivery or before the nst Of
December 1852 right 10 reserved TO reject all bids
deemed 70 high. (Signed.l A. BOYD,
Captain and Asst. Quartermaster U. s. A.
0uARrERMAsTERs DEPARTMENT, BANKS ExPE-
dition, Nov. 23 62W nted, fifty double Trucks for
.saspetation purposes Apply immediately Captain W.
II. VALANCE. Assistant ouartermasler Uuxed States
Army, ~ Broadway.
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THEATRE FRANCAIs, NIBLo 5 sALooN,-EpGARps
Il Renett, Tuesday, Nov. 25. QUI Sc DISPUTE S'A-
DORE--yaudevile. 81NTERMEDE MUSICAL. A Ia
BAsTILLE-vaudevile. Ti,xet othce 613 broadway.
last BRoADwAy SHADES. NO. a. STILL CON
~ unueshc unequaed Free and Easy every Monday ana
Saturday evening ID. y. COLLINS, Chairman.
rrHB THIRD ANNUAL EXHIBITION, or THE Ar
tsss Fpnd Society u now open, day and evening S18
Broadway ~One Of the finest COLLECTION ef Painnas soS
Sculpture eeen In this city.
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Ev0RECLOSURE SALE.-ON TUESDAY, DECEMBkR
At ~ NJ, there viii be very large sale Of Real
Estate under mUrigAge foreclcsure q Trinity Building
sensd 70 merchants and capitalists will again for
long period The property lies the high table land close
taseousy See advertisements IN the Evening Post the
fecty well Known that nothing under Sis10O Would
have purchased this property IN lsSo and ey sales q lots
Parties contemplating Investments in real estate would DO
presented by this sale The owner Of the equity
iay and he trusts fairly answer all inquies Hs Is nov
The sale will be positive without adjournment Terms
cash in thirty days but should the buyer desire it. all over
thousand dOllar1 mortgage.
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M1f o.
.....ts ,. .HA.4M
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z9 REhsim Sd, MORRISON 18Th, Dou--I
ma $50 APtatt stb, blair, "a s. ~ - -

2fffnS4 0ut HhoFlElp 18Th, DOM,
nea sAPtaft; 9Th, Blair Be- r
The City Sergeant submitted the follow
l1s deputy City Sergeants: aae l.is-
For the 1st Ward, Geo. ST. Myers .9 md
iSatdsGY a1sirOSg IS1f Ward, JOIN T..
Penderi 4th Ward, James st. Mysrss Sth
Ward G6tES 6EasssfI and adSn Val aIiiii :.
9th Ward, Joseph Richardson. 80 -,
2, AagpFotestYas rad from, Alderman Blu,
{. shs9ap gaiRst be- eepRtmsti6R Of Geo Geo
81. se.. ayers 4 hnttupou motion,
tons were 4ll conf FnssdI t.. -
.s The Z! GouHeil then tr6seedsd 10 the ,eIse.-
ton, t,Gollectors Of assessments, re.
BOahap Feseiixel Eotes and, Robert 10 Ham =.
i lit9iI ~ So Mr. Bonham was dee ,r al
elected. -.
The Council then proceeded to the cleo lee
ton of Collector of Water Rents. Oh tie.
the second ballot NJ. B. Reed received n 4.
votes. sqRRsl Hall 9 and Henry Cots
y. Il slr. Rssd.Was declared elected. E :
1.-The GOnncilath0n pEoeeedsd5to the eleea
ton of Clerk of the Second Ward Market,
oP The iEPs5pllat Hugh Gectymble re-
cetvsea 15syetes ana 3 Asssi Murray Z. Mr.
CryMbte was eisctedE: & $50 RI II
4 gbeslesIipH6f Curator of Market SQUARE
came n6xttal 6Sder. 2InJs
On the-fiFst ballot Joseph MeGill e!
cstrsdr Ia xOteg, rHensy Ramp and James
SFnith g. g. Mr. was elected. 40, .
. r, pvs9rpesF Of tRe Chain a Gong li.3ths
THIRD 4alIt, ifiO4hE PRIZE tbceivea 1s,v9tes.
and L,iH. Rose. 81 Mr.. Price was elected.
: ~ IL l Burt was . elected sestoP az he
- = nTffFsN fs-lAfr. r. hus "a ss'.a
~ Moses Ford, was DECEASED elected. City
rtytl'E a. .iiiHHB Itf1E / tJsI i.ns ~
: /. Jas "a Malgin was declaFed elected Flour
49, ..i .isi. f'.ti 80 ,l ..tsi Ga. - II
- IS ,5,ts Sellers proRPssa to Keep the town
clock 'ln repair for $50. y, Mr.J,,iNI. Rich I
ards pFoP0sea,t 10 .aoitt ,,toEa SIS. The con-,
ta i;Fgw 4 81. aawFEded 'fp lGr. Richards
,rsk9T 1AssessoraOf,s AVntor. Works. John
aas9llteR. reserved 9 votes and HenryCGd
Cots f2glaA Mi g0tts was declared electSd'
!, Joseph 'Greorwas. declared eiecthd SAM.
tory GRH@Rii and Fire lEardOn for
the lst Ward, DR.. Clemens for the md
Ward lI.9sePA TEiiaLqt for the srl. WArd,,
Edward GlaytOntbfOB tho 4thsa Ward, DIR. II
G. W. Moore for the i&t6 Ward and OWN VIM.
GTGreeF ifor,the 6tb Wautls ~ ~, 'F..-a g
,I..0h 4 motion 81, Brady the Nd yor was
70 the + fG 90 onFiRfneo and
lE"iANAAS' snii lp nmiI .a',iitfaat nun Il
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-02-05
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I addition Ms stoeI1I am NOV enabled
Illent 6f PRENCII'E ,HNGHISiF'iBEAFIRC CLOTH
Cl,0Aks, Euperbly adorned with ctotEhet Orna-
AI1Olg these viii be- I6nii "bdnF8 lTtF hsndsoms
NEW Stills, and no lady should purclh4lo q Cloak
7Httlioht hf {t d SEs I'M prices
..;.-iis EUIEs ~ sg w. I 1rgiSsf
Ny stock Of Furs consists Of HudSop Bay Sable
~ SGR Y s Pud Nu' ali at
1 'BlAWLS Htredusdd lpf Sd liHA
silks, FRenGh nos DOlaipes, Oth1mnn yelour-
and other hn5 DroAE GOOdsin tTapGty at aston
lshingly 'IoW pEteeSs tss1 PmI.I Iha7tCT
A handSOAA asaSFtnent OF EAIBROIDRRIEs suit
able for GhFiStmRS E4FeS0R1s, cheap for cSsh
AZ ~" etf IL l''itfH4s ALRX5LFEHNAHTS,
= dec2t ~. = s' HilalS5 aInlst yhseling, Va.