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American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1851-1863, 1865-10-05

BRowELow ON NEGROES IN MEMPHIS -
A census is being taken of the colored
people Of Memphis, and enough has been
developed to show that the aggregate
number of blacks will overreach twenty
thousand, it * said will reach twenty five
thousand. This congregaling in cities
and towns of such crowds of colored folks,
70 r.r i'' Sc. ard on raicns furnish
cd by ,he Government is all wrong. 1t is
doing the blacks an injury that will show
itself after a while. All sorts of depre.
dations are committed by the blacks. and
difficulties arise between them and the
whites. Instead Of being allowed to con.
gregate at few prominent points in such
large numbers, to live in Idleness. and TO
become shamefully demoralized. they
should be distributed upon abandoned
farms, and put to work 10 support them
selves. They have this to do in the end,
and the sooner they are taught to rely
upon their own exerions the better it
will be for them and the society. The
presence of armed negro troops, unless
strict discipline is observed, is great
evil and serves to paralySe the whites
feeling that the military power is on
the side of the troops. and most of the
troops being arrogant, and feeling that
they are armed, while those they insult,
and brow beat are uDarmed. The nation.
al and State authorities are ultimately to
become very much exercised upon the
important subject of what is to be done
with the negroes of the seeded States
Knorvile Wing.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1851-1863, 1865-10-05
with a thousand dollars in my vest

with thousand dollars in my vest
pocket
My temperament is bilious, though l
don't owe dollar in the world.
am early riser, my wife is a Pres
byterian. | may add that l am also
bald heded. I keep 2 kous.
l am Sc years of age. Time with its
relentless scythe is ever busy. The old
sexton gathers them in, he gathers them
in l keep pig this year.
| don't think of anything more, Mr..
Editer.
If you should give my portrait in con-
nection with my Biogrsfy. please have me
engraved in a languishih attitude, lean =.
ing on marble pillar, leavin my back
hair as it is now.
Trooly yours,
AErEMUs WARD.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1851-1863, 1865-10-05

NEGno TRooPs.-A Washington special
dispatch to the New York Herald, says tue
whole number of negro troops mustered in
the service since the commencement of tn.
war is in round numbers lso, 900. The deaths
and casualties among them greatly exceed
ed the proportion among the whites, and
amounted to over $4,000. $4,000 of the 70.
naming 10000 have lately been ordered
mustered out in the several departments, and
these only are entitled to vote under the laws
and regulations governing the service. The
small number distributed among several
States would not be an element of much con.
sderation.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1851-1863, 1865-10-05

Prentice O'r"s Up.-Prentice, Of tie
Louisville Journal, Acknowledges TO hav.
ing been "done up" by the lae Gov.
Brough. He says;
For many years. iu the oh Whig and
Democratic times, he was a Democrats
editor, and an exceedingly effective one.
We had many sharp and some rather saw
age tournaments with him. Sometimes.
though not often, he was witty. We re-
member an instance. He was a very
corPulent gentleman, and one day we as
sailed him with this little couplet
II flesh is grass, as people say
Then Johnny Brough's load OF bay.
II suspect / must be-" replied Mr..
Brough, from the way the asses ara nib,
bling at me-"
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1851-1863, 1865-10-05

Ma. Bishop Ames suggests that the Chief
Justice of the United States shall settle th7
title to the Southern churches, and promises
to withdraw all the ministers whom be has
appointed to the charge, if the decision shall
prove adverse.
That is'very modest. 1t would strike mo 81
people, that the title to the Southern church
es" can be very easily ascertained by exam
ming the records of the locality. It is very
certain that Bishop Ames, or any Other
Northern Bishop, has no title to them.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1851-1863, 1865-10-05

The WOMEN OF THE SoUTH.-That mis-
cradle blasphemer who conducts the
Knoxville Whig, in recent issue of his
Infamous sheet thus maigns the noble
character Of the women of the South.
Such man is worthy only the contempt
of all good people.
From tie commencement of the rebel.
lion until now, the degl and the uonaen of
the South have been the ablest allies the
cause of reason had in the field. The in
huence of the women. backed ND by his
Satanic Majesty. filed the ranks of the
rebel armies, and gave ardor and endu
rance to the hen.pecked men that enter
ed the service. Southern women even
petiiioped the rebel Congress to enact the
law OF CONSUMPTION, SO as TO force all in
the service. Through the influence which
women had, thousands were forced into
The field, and thence to their graves, who
never would have left home. Playing
into the bands of the devil, BY thus fiji.
ing his ranks, they had his approval all
the time. Wives gave up their husbands.
sisters their brothers, and mothers their
sons-wiling, nay, anrious to immediate
their lives to the Moloch Of war. The
women were willing to wear homespun;
ready to dispense with the luxuries Of
table or toilet; ready to fling all their jew.
elry into the Confederate crucible; ready
to unsex themselves for the cause of Tho
devil and the Confederacy.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1851-1863, 1865-10-05

R A sailor once had high dispute
with his wife, who wished him to the
-. Hang me. POLL" said be. ''if
don't think should fare well with the
old fellow, ss / have married into bi.
family"
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1851-1863, 1865-10-05

na-A boy of hftes" lately comm e J sui
eide in London because the serva maid
took away bis candle while be was re'iir-
"Piekwick Papers" Nr. Dickens saoais in
mersalizs him ia dis next noTsl.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1851-1863, 1865-10-05

EgIs not The negro a man and q
brother IN. Y. Independent.
He may be your brother or half broth
er-he is no relation Of ours.-Louisville
Journal.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1851-1863, 1865-10-05

~ An Irish gentleman wishing to
show the excess Of bis connubial affection,
thus addressed the sweet creature Of his
bosom: Heaven forbid. my dear. that
| should ever live 10 see you widoWl"
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1851-1863, 1865-10-05
CLOCKS, WATCHES, &c,
PAIRED BY
II. Es. EEl a E2 x.

NETHO would respectfully state to the -
w citizens of Madison and adj iiuiuI < D
cuuntes, that he is now permanently located =, x
al the drug store Gf Ouck It lAudeys wleF5 he
will take great pleasure in serving he Ola tfm-
uf the house as'N eli all others who will favor
lm with their pat, onage. Having worked at the
business in Tazoo City for seven years previous to
tie war, he il sstiled that lie can. and is de-
telmjned that he will, give entire satisfaction.
He would also state that he has the advantage or
one Of the finest Burglar and Fire. Proof Safes in
the city, in which to keep his watches Al work
warranted T. X, CLARK.
Sept. 10, 1m
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1851-1863, 1865-10-05

EE 4 little fellow going 70 church Tor
The srst time. where tbs pewa we're very
nigh, vas asked on coming out VIA, he
did 10 church. when he replied:
II vent into . cupboard and took a
seat on shelf" .
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1851-1863, 1865-10-05

@ A great deal has been said about
Death on the Pale Horse. but in view Of
the railroad mortality, people are now
beginning to talk about Death on the Iror
Horse.-[ Prentice,
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1851-1863, 1865-10-05

% A lawyer told his client that his
adversary had removed Lis suit to higb-
er court. Let him remove it TO The
devil" quoth the client. my attorney
will follow it for money!
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1851-1863, 1865-10-05
Merchant Tailoring Business,

in all its various branches. Having an experience
If nearly thirty years he feels confident OF his ah
itv to give satisfaction to all who may favor him
with their patronage--a liberal share OF which he
soIicits from the public
Having resided and carried on business in Sharon
Tor many years, respectfully refers to the citizens
Of that place and vicinity.
His shop is in the Masonic Hall building, second
story over Dancy & Moormans.
Aug 27, 1865. IT
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1851-1863, 1865-10-05
Drofessional Gar0s.
S. T. Afford,
Attorney and Counsellor at Law,

CANTON, MISS.
~ ENERAL Agent for the purchase and sale Of
VI Real Estate and the Hiring of Freedmen ;
will attend with promptness and fidelity to all
business entrusted TO his care IN Madison and the
adjoining counties.
ua- Office III the new building near the Post
Office.
Aug. 20--ly.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1851-1863, 1865-10-05

b6cA printer has been arrested st.I,,,, -
vile for stealing watch re-,
--..sa. .e.-ss y s-e42ft should u. TOBACCO, jus
PrOerastinstiop, ss-~se er
tAisf u tizss RlonARDS.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1851-1863, 1865-10-05
II. III. THOMPSON,
MERCHANT TAILOR.

7 WOULD respectfully inform my old .es
l patrons, and the public generelly, "A
that, having dissolved my connection liz
with P. P. Wilson, have established shop
of my own in one of the Offices below Couch $
old stand, on Rat Row." and am prepared
to make suits on the shortest possible notice.
All garments cut by me Warranted to fit.
RATES:
Cutting Coats. ...,................. 80 cts.
fanJs. s'.s.ss..... .Z0 -
Neets. .......... ...... 20 "
WASrEp.-Three journeymen Tailors apply
Immediately to 7. II. Thompson at this
shop.
Higher wages paid than at any other shop
10 the city.
tn. THOMPSON.
Sept. IA. ly.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1851-1863, 1865-10-05

FBIs. FINE CRUSHED SUGAR, just
lJ Fs''''s' anu " IL. RICHARDS.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1851-1863, 1865-10-05

IRRLs- FINE BBOwN SUGAR, just
LJ Fs'sl'so AH" ~ T.J. RICHARDS.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-07-26
AOUFDUCT DEPARTMENT.

CROTON AQUEDUCT DEPAKIMENIE,
tn CONTRA rORS Separate sealed psopoias, each
rd,,sed Win he title of the work the o. bidder ana
m. d.- of is oieTng will be received at thi. once uh
loct m of FRIDAY jay %, 1895, for the construction
of the following Street improvements viz sewers IN Eh'y
third .treet Third aud Fourth avenues Oas see
Oliver aud James streets seih street. oe.weeh
rosiway and Ninth avenue Monroe street between Mont
souery and Jackson streets Orchard street between De
n s,i Rvin.ton Streets Madison street between Seam
nal and Jackson streets sni Second svtnis between Ons
hundred and eniy third snd One
Also for payements In Twenty.hrst street, from
Third 10 Fourth avenue aud stree, west side OF 0rsmercy
p,ri Ffyunth from second to fhiTd avenue Forty
nnh street from Ninth Tenth avenues fty-nnh street;
om Third 10 Fourth and West street from Hammond
10 Noboken street, aud requirement. OF parts OF streetsiner
scng herewith Specifications and forms for bids can he
on appcao the Contract Clerk at this office.
THOs. STEPHENS, } Croton
ROBT L. DARRA8H, Alneduct
July Ii 1865 A. W. CRAVEN, Board
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NNALLACKs.
Z Second week of.le tslepiei
YOUNG IRISH COMEDIAN
Mr. DAN BRYANT,
whose succ the past week .sls been -
MOST GLORIOUS AND ENTHUSIASTIC.
Houses crowded b. overflow ing with the
BEAUTY AND FASHION
OF The Metropolis, nightly testify by the - u>,.
HEARTlESf DEMONSTRATIONS OF AfPROBAfiOu
SUPERIOR EXCELLENCE
in he deirtsion Of
InIsH LIFE AND CHARACTER
His wonderfully great both SIDES oil the Aushuc
Justly entities him to a place Ia .Hl
THE FRONT RANK
SIDE BY SIDE
with the - ... 80
GREATEST COMEDIANS OF THE ACE
He will appear every evening duTng the We es
TIE IRISH EMiORANi
snd ~ ,.y
in Nh w K Floyds successful adsItaon Of Lovers polus
SEATS SECURED SIX DAYS IN ADVANCE.
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CpOTON AoUEpUCT DEPARTMENT.

CROTON AQUEDUCT DEPARTMENT.
" REPAIRS TO STREET PAvEMENTS-sEALtD
PROPOS AIS iniors-d with title Of work, name 81 bidder
and date Of offering will be received until II CLOCK m OF
THURSDAY July "a 1869 for repairing and keeping IN re-
peif dnrinr period meucns August and endns pe
cenber 81 1866 all paved avenues streets squares ana
ougre, IA tho City OF New York excepting 30 iDach OF
Broadway a. is now pave with the Rlss pavement -,
Bill. must be in the form prescribed by ihs Soard DsAs
for this purpose and specifications and forms o. e proposal
asteemeut will be furnished II tits ohce 49,, 49,
's' THOMAS STEPHENS. } CIoon
ROBERT L. DARRAGH, Aqneduct
July II, 1858 A. W. Cha'LN' o0"'''
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Eertrres ano ttleetin9s
Weaoins CARDS. &e.
Riotou. Proceedings AT Chicago.

The Chicago papers give long accounts OF
disordery transaction in that city Friday morning.
whereby al attack was made upon ahquor shop and
its proprietor fro set TO one or more buildings ana
soldier Of the 9th Iowa regiment, named Henry Ke
hoe. was killed. There also collision betweeu
the police aud the comrades Of the deceased, which
threatened at one time to assume formidable proper.
tons The following Is summary OF the case from
The Chicago Times:
1.-THE riot occurred in No 81, a saloon on North
wels.st., near KnNie, kept by German by Ihe name
of Henry Mehring 1t a two-story wooden build.
ing the first the ground 1oor being the saloon
the rear room the kitchen. In the upper story were
several bedrooms. where boarders at the place slept
The family Of The saloon keeper resided in the building
and Mrs. Mehring at the time preparing dinner ID
the room adjacent TO the bar
There are several conflicting statements In regard
10 the cause Of the riot The soldiers state that they
entered the place and drank several glasses OF beer
and when about 20 out OF their number told the
kee per that he had money 10 pay for his lager.
whereupon the rtender stepped 10 drawer Ia the
bar got revolver and shot tho soldier dead. At this
the soldiers demolished the pace-the landlord and his
wife making their escape from the building by the back
door.
"Citizens who were In the vicinity OF the saloon
when the riot occurred state that the soldiers de.
mauded liquor and, on the keepers refusing to comply.
they used offensive language, and threatened TO shoot
or lynch him. TO defend himself he drew pistol,
when one Of the soldiers shot ut him. the bal taking
effect in the back Of tho head OF Of his companions
who was shot ueau.
1.-THE evidence deduced upon the coroner's inquest
held in the afternoon will lead people 10 form correct
opinion Of the origin Of the There is little douts
that the soldiers attempted to force the saloon Keeper
to give them liquor, which is common occurrence
Dat OF this grew the alteration aud whether the land
lord shot the soldier. one Of his own comrades re-
mains 10 be SEEN"
On the night preceding the above events there oc'
CURED hostile demonstration between CERTAIN irisn'
men who had been dismissed, during STRIKE no"
brick yard at the North Branch. and sundry negroes
whom the proprietor had hired to I'LL the places % INV
who left. The Hibernans first demanded o. Tue P'o'
prietor the dismissal Of the blacks and tlen OWL
instatement; and being thwarted IN TINS 'ney e0-
meneed an indiscriminate attack upon INC nee."
stonine clubbing and abusing them In an oua'"e
manner. Several Of the beligerents were "" 49,.
arrested by the Police and were fined anu '''''
dealt with by the proper tribunals
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CULLERs PATENT UEAD.COOLER

manufactured OF 20 feet OF the best ubns cooled In
msnner TO be sppiei tile forehead warranted TO
give perfect satisfaction in all where cold apple alton
20 the body required IL Of liz adsohe Fever BuTns
IN fact n all where cold application to body Ia
found ce.sy this Cooler answer. hc purpose admirably,
feaung special st,endnce for IL hours from the time
in action Person. subject Headache requiring cold sp
pation 10 the foehesd and yci,ns in charge Of cisy OF
lever are requested to give this Cooler tfal
Recommended by oil who have used IL.
Good and reliable Agents wanted.
Coolers can be had by return Express al 80.
All orders should b- addressed 10
Y. N. FULLER, Cstsssnqns. Lehixh County. Pa
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NETWORK andNEw- HAVEN RAILROAD

IN --NEW.YORk 40 NEWPORT
On sni sner SATURDAY, Jsly !, 1882 two daily trains
will leave Newi ork nom 81 fourtsve and Twenty
seveihsi, at ~, aud l2l5 p W. passing through New.
Haven New London and Stoninrloo 10 Eat Greenwich, r.
L. where the splendid steamer Ulysses viii be in waiting and
starr Immediately the rivsi Of the trains for Newport
riding splendid sail Of Ia miles down the Nasssnsct Bay:
snsins at and Tickets sod and bsgsse checked
liAgSaAh JAMES " UVSg. saDsrlatsadsn.
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Ocean Cleaners

TOR RICHMOND, CITY POINT, and NOR.
FOLK-Dtivering cargo at the wharf at Richmond. and
nyodiu. lghersge Atlantic Coast Mt steamship Company
new aud elegant side wheel steamship. lIATTERAs Lewis
Parish commander. leaves every SATURDAY, at ?. H.;
ALBEMARLE II. A. Bourne, commander, leaves every
WEDNESDAY, ats p M, from Pier No. ~ North River.
freight passsge having superior accommodations apply
to hNiNOSIoN, fOh a. to.' NO ~ bf1sd"ay. =,
Freight received covered P.r, No 6 ~ H., Of al
times business hours Good gned address
promptly forwarded
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-07-26

ENVELOPES. Samuel Raynor & Co., No. . ..S
Wniam.st., have got up a,s,r novelty
envelope" of note size, for ladies USE NA''' =
vii commend them
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STEAMBOATS, ano Railroads.

NEW. JERSEY RAILROAD.-Trans leave
~ foot Of CorlAnat,t for di R,,ro,s
md WisHIroToS AZ L aud lip an, r. no, and nmd-
prht Military Tickets not receivable IN tbs 2 ~ Van
YW other pyueulsit ~ byS ~ SDsss
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and Eourthavs Eniisnce on Twenty seventies.
TRAINS LEAVE NETWORK;
For New Haven, 100 BtOtEx,) l3O III. IL Is, ttI)
900, Fz.,) las. go and 200 Or p IN. - .
For Bridgeport 100, 500. tEJ.j 1l.sO m l2io ttrJ
aCo, (Ex.l 3t3, 80 and 800 o. p. IN.
For Milford end Strefcri 100 u 20 m. ~, y" y M
For Fairfield Southport and We.tpor fOo iIJoa IN 80
<30p ,o,. H. ,
a45. 80, $50, 900 ltH,l Ia. .,.,a.
For DsIisn 200, $50. li.3J m. a4s 80. 80 p ~
Fer Greenwich, 100 $50. ll.31 N. 10 ~ ~ 81
For Stamford 100 90 tFr. $50 lls0 M iiIio ttsl
400 (EI) a. 40 $50 G50. 8OO (LIl p VI ooo :, a,
For Port Che-ter Ind Intermediate rslSs wv WV Jaw
q IN. I@5. 40 so, $50, 100 p M ,.s
CONNECTING TRAINS. a.,
For Boston via Springfield, 800 m tkE,l o" ttH'lSV'
For Boston, via Shore Line, i2.l5 Hr.,) s.eop. M
For Hartford aud Springfield, 800 tLI) IN tEI)@o1
Ex.l us, 500 p. N. 100
10 Montreal 100 o. M to Northampton.
yor Hartford Proydsaee aud Fshki Railroad 400 tEEl
For New syrn Nev-L London and stonins,on RssoAds
Loo a IA, IL 10 800. 500 p.
For Canal Railroad, l?l5 {. III to Northampton
For IIous,tonc Railroad. .. IN. aud y. IN.
For Eauga,uck Railroad, o0O A. m, 200 r. III.
For Dsnbury ard Noswalk RsilTosd, 100, $50 ~, ~
Commodous Sleeping Cars attached to 800 r. n train.
JAMES II. HOlI, Supt.
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miscellaneous.

ALL SIZES of the NEW EASY CRUTCIiES
"A ARE READY, WHOLESALE and RETMi~-Ihese
Patent Elastic Ea.y Waking Cru,ee. the best heal est
cheapest made. PHYSICIANS 6nd them valuable
tor many invalid well for the lane Manufactured at
No. % Bleecker.st., third door east o. Broadway
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Corporation No!icts.

CROT0N AQUEDUCT DEPARIMENT-
" TO IRON FOC NDERS.-sEALED PROPOSALS, IN.
do, ed Proposals Cor Iron ipes with the name o. BIDDER
md the date Il, pgesouon viii be received ~ TINS once
ur,sl II O'clock OF TIT RSDAY, Juyx 1893 Tor iiE'
nishing 49,.
800 Zee, east iron wsier-pipe ~ inches d imeteri
300 feet iron wl'erV PIPE. II ince. 9.sJ'etef'
1900 feet cast Iron wa'erpipe, inches d. sfneteri
a op0 feet east iron naterplpe inches diameter,
aud B. tuns Of branch pipes snd other peoAl castings o
The specifications (Which VIII be ready OF Wednrsdsy Ign
i,., sd blank form, for the bids be obtained st h,
oo;es THDS. STEPHENS, croton
ROBT. l.. DARRA6H. Aqusduct
a. W. CRAVEN, } Board
Office CroAq Board Rounia City hall PAX July II, iooe
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-07-26

DR.R. KINZKOWSKI HOMEOPATH end
I } UYDROPATH. lust arrived nom Europe. No. 80
iaiiyst Oce Hours, from 10 to u a. M ITO p m sad
oTeninr.
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Gorsfs, Carriages, &r.

CARRIAGES for SALE immense stock
~ in the three large warerooms, entrances NO ~
Broadway aud No. IL Crosbys, wal be sod ut greatly re-
duced prices 800 sets Harness secondhand Carriages
&. WITTY, No. 80 Broadway.
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ltleoica!.
nR. VESTS MONTHLY TONIC, the great
~ Felna'. Regulator nevsrfsing remedy. Once, No
/ 5i5 Broatygay y. \.
Professional Nolifee.

nR. ID. AMAND, No. 7l3 BROADWAY.
~ special for Rheumatic Affection ana Lung Disease
Office hiurs from 10 - Il H. aud tot Al,o sendl
by mail Amind. Rheumatic bssam and Bleeding Phs.
Price III.
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1nsnranre Companies.
W-YORK FIRE AND MARIN +
INSURANCE COMPANY,
~ WALL.SThEET,
CASH ChPlTAL,............... 5000. 600.

This Company has been ia successful operation for more
THAI THIRTY YEARS, and continues 10 INSURE against
Loss and Damage by FIRE upon f'vorshe similar
NO MARINE RISKS TAKEN.
ALL Losses LrBgpA1LY ADJUSTED PEo.PrLY PAID
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Amusemen:s.
NIBLO1 GARDEN.

->~~>>~>>>~>>
N1IBLO's GARDEN, Begins at o'clock.
IN Lessee and Mauay.r WM. WHEATLEY
THE COOLER THEATER IN TIE CITY.
ARRAH-NA-POGUE, 49,, ,,,,.,
ENDORSED BY THE PUBLIC AND fltE PtESS 1dE
GREATEST SUCCESS or THE SEASON mn
HUNDREDS TURNED AWAY NIGHTLY UNABLE ~
OBTAIN ADMISSION.
WEDNESDAY EVENING, July DC, ard
EVERY EVENING,
after the careful preparation viii be presented Tor lido
THIRTEENTH TINE IN AMERICA.
7fad spectacular drains IN three acts BY Ma Dlon bouc
esu!t ard 4. II. hoose, esq, entl'd
AR FRA H. Ma u . q L e;
On THE WICKLOW WEDDING,
The sole right for the production OF which has been purchased
for New.fork by Wm Nbeai.ey, -
THE CAST ESPECIALLY SELECTEDt
Mr J. II. GLENNEl as SHAUN the POST
Miss JOSEPHINE ORION as ARRAH MfELisH
The other important cha acte sustained by MIR j. D. Bur
nett W. l.. sheridan, j. w BIsisdell. w " Norton T. b.
Holmes Charles Peters w SeaGu, w. Japieseu, Charles
parsoe, jr. w. H. DAWES Misses Maria Mseaer' mary
Wells, &C.
THE GRAND sCENICAL EFPECTs,
Ny H. iiIhaTd J. Ihorne Whitman. billiard, Jr ohd W.
ELEGANT AND CHARACTERISTIC COSTUMES,
ny Mons Phil ippe and assistants
PROPERTIES AND APPOINTMENTS,
o, by ). Wallis; ,,
MECHANICAL CoNrRlvANCEs,
by j. johnson and assistants,
ORIGINAL MUSIC
BY w Levy author Of Punchineo &c, under the baton
Of Harvey b. Dodworth,
SEATS SECURED SIX DAYS IN ADVANCE.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-07-26

DOR NEW.ORLEANS DIRECT.-Thc New.
II York Mail Steamship Compsnys Steamship NORTH
STAR Jones commander will Issve Pier No. 49, y. r., %
SATURDAY July %, at p. IN. The MONTEREY will FOL
low on WEDNESDAY, Angnsi2 For Freight or Passage
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