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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-11-29
THANKSGIVING IN wu.LIAMsBURGH.

The dismal, lowery weather proved source
Of disappointment 10 many excursionsts who contem-
plated spending the day in the suburbs but several tar
get companies carried out their programme notwhsand
ing the rain aud hcrocay parded the streets with ban
ners flying and drums beating company OF about so
persons dressed fantasicals also paraded horse
back much TO the edihcatiOn Of tho Juvenile population
The dscord OF their musical Instruments was rs repeant
10 the ear as their costumes were 70 the eye.
The churches generally had beggary attendance ex
cept where Union services were held. AT the Central
baptist Church. Fourth all the congregations OF THESE
denominations In the district assembled ana addresses
wero delivered by the Rev. Messrs Braeket Hr
relle and J. Hyatt smith The Meth0dist dsnomlhatonss
assembled In tho South Secondst Methodist Epscopai
Church addressed by tho Rev. ME- Egsestoh OF
South Thirds.. Church. $50 ,,,,, -, 80.
trial school to the number OF 100 given suDstan-
ual dinner az the rooms Of South Third ana Fh
SITS The managers OF the institution were unremtilng
In their attention to the little ones
In the evening large congregation assembled NJ WASH
inRtOn Hail. Eourhst and Broadway. where inc young
women OF St Josephs Academy entertained shem Win
music and tabeauX. The misses were assisted by the
volunteer choir OF Ss Peter and Paups Church. ana by
the hand Of st. Pnuls Church The yOcalzaton was ex
qusite and the Instrumentation credtabe, but the audi
appeared 90 be better pleased with the taDeauN
or those the number nine, and all were Wen con
celyed and chaste The entertainment for the ben
cut OF the Flushing Convent
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rHANKseIvNe-DAY IN HUDSON COUNTY, N J.

THANKsGIvING-DAY IN HUDSON COUNTY, N. J..
The day was quito generally observed in
Jersey City by suspension Of business and by services
In number OF the places OF worship. During the fore
the trains all the railroads crowded with
people going out into tho country 20 spend the day with
their friends Several target companies, Including ian
tastio company styling themselves the HOMETOWN ian
gers embraced tho opportunity 10 go out ior uny
shooting In the afternoon false alarm OF lI1 was
sounded for the Fifth District which afforded the hOu
teer Fire Department for rendering the sroot
hdeous The children OF the Homo and the inmates oi
tho Aims House and Jail duly cared for IN tno
oio Institute In aid OF the Kearney Statue Fund ana MT
Kennedy sang number OF Scottish songs nc the IHpeI
nacle. In HOboken the day duly Observed COn,
pany H. Hawkins Zouaves. paraded In the aternoon anu
presented beautiful set OF cOors ny Lieut. ~;
Lndcr, and at night tho Company gave Dali AZ ouu
Fellows Hall Very few arrests we're made during 'ne
dnV
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-11-29
TIE FENlAN MARTYR6

GRAND DEMONSTRATION IN HONOR or TIM
3 MANCHESTER VICTINsn-PARADE By THn
BROTHERHOOD, AND GRAFTON By JoEn
SAVAGE.
A grand funeral procession Of the Fenian
brotherhood filed streets yesterday IN honor Of ts
three who recently executed in Manchester fC
killing policeman in the assault upon the prison. wick
resulted IN the rescue Of Col Kelly It would SEEM
may Judge from yesterdays demonstrators, that by the
act which the Fenians met 70 depiore the British Gov
eminent has infused new life into their ranks, and fro
day was thoroughly earnest and determined indeed
must have been to enable them willingly 10 march
oyerhung the city yesterday. But lotyihstandng thAs
the and mud serious drawbacks the processog
was long and highly creditable. The array formed
in the morning on East Broadway, the Fight
resting on Broadway, and countermarchse
way 70 CbathaInst down Chatham-st TO the gate
Of she Park being there reviewed by the Mayor and
Common Council up Broadway 20 FOurteentb-st dOxz
Fourteenhst TO Seventhave; up Sevenihage 10 Twenp
tythrdst; across Twentythirdst. TO FirstGYo. down
Tlrstaye. TO Fourteenthft. to Uolon-sQuare where
fuHeral GRAFTON delivered by John Savage G. E. y
b. The start vas effected shortly after IL O'clock and -
the beginning OF the march made in close order b1s
twenty minutes just occupied IN passing gtYea
and we're largely Increased when the route ws ended
The sidewalks and the along which passed wee
lined with spectators and bandkerchieis were equehag
waved.
First In the line OF march came the Marshal and bts
AIDS and escort OF members OF the Brotherhood; thea
zane nne tIeo hea fs pgorR ,ne ntsTs u iSs:
tho name OF oBrion the inscription, We Mourn Out
IOs." Each hearse attended by eight pail 1tarers
who white scars with black rosettes, tied WHY
Grape. Following the hearse came the who assisted
In tho 81 Col Kelly at Manchester and who have
escaped to this country Tnen the Civic SOcetez in
the order which they ported 70 the Committee, viz
LongshOremen's United Benevolent Society. St. James
Young Mems Roman Catholic Society. Father MattbeW
Parent Society Father .ttthcw Society, No l. Father
Matthew Society, Branch NO2 Father Matthew Society
Br0Okyu), No q Father Matthew Society, Branch Ne.
i. Young Mems Farther Matthew Society, No. 3.
Next caue the procession Of Circles OF the Brothe4
hood, with flags and banners. Much attention was 90
tractad by large black banners. which bore on ho
face these hnes Of Pope:
"Nhsthsr On ne galoEs higb.
Smyrna times., 1867-10-16
THE MARKETS
MARRIED.

C. In r,41!!II;adelphia, on the 7th inst, by Rev
MAS. SIl; Hill WILLIAM B. CARBINE to LIZZIE
no ~ KGAS, both OF Philadelphia.
Friends 3n she IOth inst at Oak Hill, Pa, by
MARY b., daughter of Daniel G % and Susan' Sa,' =
Cowgirl, of Dover, Del. - ''-N '''"n 0'
Smyrna times., 1867-10-16
SMALL FARM FOR SALE,

- ne subscriber, wishing to remove to SMYRNA.
oneTS Ior sale small farm, situated in Appoquni
,hImK Hundred New Castle County, containing 27
ACRE and some perches
This farm is near Prices Corner, few miles
rom Smyrna; close to Blackbird, MiddIetowp. and
odessa. Churches and School Houses convenient
near. ~ 'e'J
,, There is good TWO-STORY DWELLING
HOUSE and fine, large barn with carrage.house
co., stabng for three horses and very large
bnn.a DuIIngs I substantial, and nearly new. Smoke
mouse y and pump of excellent water close to Tho
pIenCn d door. There is also small YOUNG
E !. Each ORCHARD on the place. All under GOOD
lenclng' clear and indsputable title will be given
and possession at any time. se"'
- En- hS'-Two thousand dollars cash, prefe, red
more convenient for the purchaser, in two paw
Homs' or good house on Commerce or Main SIS.
SI.n VIII oe taken in part or whole payment.
L,;1nt hiso, good Horse and Carriage and superior
'illch Cow' will be sold cheap, for cash. i''''O'
"N'AO-O"' HENRY M, HOFFFCKFR
Smyrna times., 1867-10-16
THE RICHEST MAN IN THE wORID
Extract from letter from Baron Solomon Po,L..L:,,

lhE RICHEST MAN IN THE WOPID
Extract from letter from Baron Solomon Rot6..I;j
FARls, 9Th April, 1864.
u1:u 20 kue Fauby, ST. Honore.
.,l you DC KIND enough to have forwarded =, ma
Iii ~oo Ootties OF your Indian I,inmenI. ;f von
WILT w." Sonu at INC same time the account will }or
Co., New York "iesSrs' belmont ~
,d' aion m solomon RoIhschild having recommened ,o
many OF MS Trends Major LANES LINIMrNT and tha'
uesIFous 10 procure 1t, he should advise him IN
establish depot in Paris "O'''' nm "
The Indian Liniment,
AS rellei, ever ready; as killer of pan tak ken in
W1iuIy' or outwaTdy applied, has no equal For tho
Iellel ana cure OF Rheumatic and NeuraIpc Az
uohs' Sprains, Bruises, DC, il is unequalied II i;
diso most efhcarOus, TAI on inwardy in the cnro c
Sholea cramps and Pains in the Stomach Diarrhooo
Oysentery, Cholera MOrbus, Cholera In(antnm a"
ana IS without exception the most wonderful Ponoc"
me world affords. No FAMILY should be viIbon, :,
Every Traveller by land or sea should have ho,tla
MINERS ana Farmers, residing at a distance from Pr
'icans should Keep 1t constantly on hand In case -
accidents, and sudden attacks Of Stomach ComnI;i vi
is value cannot be estimated Inouira o. PsSi, PalnS,
Lanes INDIAN LINN ENT. and raka no Na%Jor n.tJ
Pnce, 80 cents per bottle For sale at vUboIatne
etall by Demas Barnes & Co, u Park Ro, M ana
iale d Robinson, 1856 Greenwich street NJ " ~
Wells u Co, 1879 Fulton street, ~ v Chos ~ -
ehuen' 50 9th Avenue, N. Y, and nv rasr' CIit-
druggists throughout the world Nome ;PectaDe
igned ny JOHN FHos LANE and conn,arsn,,U unless
LANE y CO., Proprietols, l63 Bnoadwan ~ Dy
bend fog Circular. O'oaa~sy' NJ Y
Smyrna times., 1867-10-16
YOU'RE WANTEDI

YOU'RE WANTED! IoOR u,,D,.,
Agents, both male and female vanted e,.o,,.,I
10 sen lhe fAT&NT IMPROVED INK REsERv9,R (hs
ich from one TO two pages can be written witbony,
o,r WIN inkl and oar Fancy and Dry Goods
quiIeu' q Frce 10 cents, with an advertisement do.
Cfia %iNI an artirIe Ior sale in our DOLLAR PUR
0111A'A'" AUENCl Circulars sent Free.
EASTMAN g. KENDALL.
63 HANOVER ST., Boston Mass
Smyrna times., 1867-10-16
@ A Il p e TIN G,,,
J. T. DELACROIX.

u. 1. DELACRUIX,
No. 81 South Cd street,
Has received, per late arrivals, large and va,;sd
assortment of J. Crossley & Sons Brussels Carns,
iIgs. New Designs. Also, large line of Three.
fiy Extra Super and Fine Ingram Carpeiings, Cot.
tage and Rag Carpets O Cloths, Shades, ETC., which
viii be sold at greatly reduced prices Wholesale and
Retail. 1T DELACROIX
~ south Cd ST., bet. Market and Chestnut,
Oct.2-3m PHILADELPHIA
Smyrna times., 1867-10-16

We Still Live ! Don't be humbuggcd by
, Imp0sters or d" patenI'' cast
ron or machine Stencil Tools" Send far o"r no,,
Catalogue OF IMPROVED STENCIL DIES. r., np,r no~
'a'e'leS' a" q Stect carefully finished and tempered
. W. ofENCER q CO., Braitleboro, VI.
Smyrna times., 1867-10-16

sexes. iieT bOIGs EAiract Buchu n viii ai,,
brisk ai energetic feelings, and enable yo 10 sesn
we'll 'P
Smyrna times., 1867-10-16
we arc COInin~
ONE DOLLAR

A GENTS WANTED-SlO to SEQ dav 10 intro
4. daGe our new patent STAR SHUTTLE SFVINC
NACliiNE. Price $50. 1t uses two threads and
naNes ne genuine Lock Stitch All other low priced
gwen Send for circulars. W. G. WILSON a. 90
Manufacturers, Cleveland, Ohio. =" w.
Smyrna times., 1867-10-16
reach Trees.
PEACH TREES.

Peach Trees.
PEACH TREES.
N, me subscriber has for sale at her Nnrserv ;r
"ESr CHESTER, Pennsylvania,
10000 Very Fine Young PEACH TREES.
~ lhe most approved SORTS for Market These trees
M oecd raised with the greatest care by one of the
ost eAperehced and skIlful nurserVmen in The
oo'ry' ana can he confidently recommen led 10 pur
Lnasers ,h VINO will find them in every respect what
lhey are Represented TO be- "''
10000
Usage Orange Quiclxs.
me one year old Grape Vines, both Foretgn and No
.Ve' VI the most desirable kinds Hndson piv-
Antwerp land BrOwnry's Orange Rasnherries od
visions Albany Straw berry vines bv the 100 mr. loo"
Hlyatts Limaeu's by the dozen or hundred
Tersohs wishng any of the above articles cos bo
supplied laIs Fall, or next Spring. "
ON REASONABLE TERMS.
On application TO the Proprietor,
HETTIE B. TRIMBLE
u 70 Inc foreman, ROBT. CAREY, at the Nursery.
Also upon application to
= David Mcfarland. West Chester. Penn.
@Gharles latman, Esq FOdessa Delaware
Josepn II. Walker Mddletown Delaware
Jos; y: Griffith y Son, SMYRNA Del
H. IL Rasln. Galena, Maryland
JOHN BENNETT,
,ravellng Agent through the States of Delaware and
SeDtl8 3m.
Smyrna times., 1867-10-16
INFUkMAIION

I'M fmanOn guaranteed TO produce a Iuxuriant
growth oi hair upon bald head or beardless face,
also, recipe for the removal Of Plmples Bo,t hes
EruPions' etc on the skin, leaving the same soft
clear. and beautiful, be obtained without charge
hy addressing
THOS. F. CHAPMAN. Chemist.
myi5.ly 50? Rroadwsv New Vo,k
Smyrna times., 1867-10-16
ConsnpmtiOn cam be Cmrcd

NonsupmtiOn can be Cured.
~ NE TRUE Kennedy AT LAST DISCOVERED Upu.u,s
p9 NEsh M MEAT CURE. prepared from the formula oI
diseases Bronchitis, Dyspepsia Marasmus, General
Dep,!l'y ana all morbid conditions of the system de.
peueht on deficiency of vital force 1t is pleasant TO
ISL ana single bottle WI. convince the most skep
age. . bottle, Or six bottles for S. Sent by Ex
press; Sold by 5. e. UPHAM, No. 25 south Eight
st. rhIiadelphla and Principal Druggists. Circulars
Smyrna times., 1867-10-16
NEW ADVERTISE MENrs-
Beyond the NsSASssS:o

- 80 14I''1UIy q Ue NelO Mates and Terrifo.
'eS' from ne Great RiUer to the Great Ocean
BY ALBERT ID. RICHARDSON.
P0Puia'iy is a'tested by the sale of owe rsOOr
copies IN single month
AIie ana adventure on Praries, Mountains and
n, Iacilc coast. With over 200 De.crinIive ond
rshoographlc Views Of The Scenery, Giles ond" nnu
Mines, feo%l" and Curoses OF The New States ond
W., P"speG'lVe emlgrans and settlers in the Far
vest thls history oi that vast and ere region Mil
prove an invaluable assistance supplying as >, do".
want long ielt OF iuIl, authentic and reIiabe
~ si'naLe, H;,I soil prodncs, means Of travel &c
ANEN ID WANTED Send for C;rcnIsrs .pd so
our Terms and full description of The work Adlr"so
ST., Philadelphia Pa. 'e'eh'h
Smyrna times., 1867-10-16
AUCTIONEERING

FALL AND WINTER
DRY GOODS
AT THE CHEAPEST DRY {. DS STORE
THE CITY.
10nest and fair dealing 10 aRthe BIS Da';-,,. An
goous sold at small advance over cost. w, n.ar
atee 10 sell as Cheap dRy Store in the Cit snail
FRONTS and Quick Sales our me ito
MUSLINS.
"a wide; Al wide; Ga wide IO.4 wide.
FLANNELS.
Plaln Red, Grey and White All Wool Flannel.
Grey and White Cotton and Wool Mixed. TwilIed
Grey and Red Shrting Plaids and Stripped Flannel.
HhaKer' Cotton and Wool and all-wool
LINENS.
Brown and White Table Linen Linen Na,L;
Linen Towels; Linen Diaper; Shirtino 7 inams'
SHIRT Bosoms; Crash and Hnckaback Towollinrr
CANTON FLANNELS.-Bleacbed and r.,
Canton Flannels. Mems and Bows Wear Kn
lucky Jean Sltincts, wool Cassimeres IIann,,
- Lomb COunterpaneS. WHITE GOODS.-N.n.oot9
'lGtofia Lawn, Cambria; PLAID and Stripe Muslins
n DhhSS GOODS.-De Lanes Black AIpacca
LoPl'eS' PIaIds, Mernos A good assortment ocI
medium | price Dress Goods BaInoraL SkirteN
Hduies ana Children. Prints-From I24 mn. An
"ooi lahie lovers. We call attention to our Assort
nen Of BLANKETS. 104, ia, I24. 1874 Vol
oiankeis' ai from 81 per pair up to SIP.
'iVe us call. Remember the No. :. North o i
trect, fIrst dry goods store above Market Ea, ;da
'HiLA DELPHIA. lust sioe'
Oct'-'m JOHN r. GREEN.
Smyrna times., 1867-10-16
ATTENTION,
fRUlI GROWERS And FARMERS /!

Al persons interested in securing prompt, safe,
"u cncap transportation for Fruit and other crops
by opening direct communication with Nev vi
'fee from all intermediate charges ara requested 10
meet al the Hotel Of WIN. 7. Campb, l. in the Town
or, OF Smyrna, on SATURDAY next, the 18th of OC.
IObER, at o'clock, F. NJ. The Books of the
smyrna j Detd,oOre Bay Railroad Company will je
ieopened, and an opportunity afforded to all persons
interested to subscribe for the stock, and thus open
a =, new route through New Jersey to New York. If
he stock subscribed for should be equal to the cash
Cost (say ten thousand dollars per mile of building
The short railroad now in operation or to be finished
north and south Of Smyrna, the whole line may be
opened for travel within the year 1868.
JAMES R. CLEMENTS
JOHN M. VOSHELL.
Oct. H. 1867 CUMMINS,
Smyrna times., 1867-10-16


Would respectfully inform their friends and u,
public generally that they have removed from tbs;
ola stand on Commerce Street, TO
MAIN STREET, SMYRNA. DEL.
An having engaged Fashionable Dress Make,
from the city, they prepared to make and a
Dresses, (by the new American Chartl Cloak
Ch'dfen's Clothing, &C., in the most f.shionabI,
manner; also, Plain Sewing guaranteeing satisf.c.
t'on and PromPtness in every case. Intending 70
pay special attention to this branch of busness fbev
would be pleased to receive liberal share of patron
"ge Iom the ladies Of Smyrna and vicinity
Patterns Of all the Latest Styles Received Ep.ry
Week from NeO York and PhiLa.
MILL merry GOODS.
A hne assortment of ready made Bonnets. which
must must oe sure to suit in style and price, Bonnets
l'oh % 10 10. AsO full line of Hats-aII STYLES
G cnu prices, from 81 to $40. Their line of Millinery
Ioous Is the largest and best selected stock thew
Eer brought to this town.
splendid assortment of French and Arner;c,n
anu French and American Frames.
Gone-ing and Stamping Neatly Executed
we IhVlte The early attention of the T,d;o. a. a.
ABOVE Stock, as 1t embraces some of th t ~ 'ne
Goods in the market. VI tue hahdsomest
Also, agent for the Grover &, R.Ls, Cu,u,>,o,
MACHINE. DaKer SEWING
A Ladd & Webster Sewing Machine will, B.. -,
at a reduced price. WIZ % SOLO
Smyrna times., 1867-10-16

4 1ENFS WANTED To Insure Agents, &C. &c
- we wish to secure an agent in every city of
more than 5000 population to act for us IN canvasing
IoI business. A man VINO is already established in
some occupation which allows him a few snare bours
can easily increase his income several hundred dol lars
per year This is an opportunity for active mnn IN
secure profitable connection with the best esta bsbed
Advertising Agency in the United Stales, Address
WIN iull particulars, references, &c. G. Z. ROWELL
u Co, 40 Park Row, N. "
Smyrna times., 1867-10-16

6O1O AGENTS wanted to sell Six New Inven
hons. OF great value 10 families; all paw great
prons' send SOC and get 30 pages and sample gratis
Mass ~ '"e"
Smyrna times., 1867-10-16
PAINTS FOR FARMERS

PNIvr " In,IhSe IInnEI-hHSEIHE GRAFTON MINERAL.
nest, cheapest and most durable Paint in nse ,,e ,e
Goa'S % wen put on mixed with pure Lnseed O s;'
~ OF 10 years. It Is of light brown or beantin
Stone olVe or drab TO suit the taste of ibo eau
Iu.nel. II is valuable for Houses Barns. Fencos
M HgrGnI,nral Implements. Carriage and Car makers
Gt being Fire and Water prooCl Rr;daes pS ,aoolS
"a lanai Boats, Ships and Ships Bottoms Fno.
III CIo.ns Zone Manufacturer having used 5000 bhs
G and as paint for any purpose is unsm
ior Dody' durability, elasticity and adbesi~a
ness frlce Sc per bbI, OF 300 ts which will Sme
@ Iallier iof years to come. Warranted in aII cory
Send for clrcnlar, which gives full nar,'o,
%c Sc Nohe genuine unless branded in a Irodo i
itSI ntSIoh mineral Paint. Address DANiEf narh pIn
nmLi PROPRIETOR 254 Pearl ST. New York. AgenI.
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AMUSEME

~ CHEeNUT Street, above Twelfth
For short I time only, LIZ, eom1@enclng 1 1 on
WEDNi SDAY and sATURDHY AFrERNI ooNs,
Magnificent and DxiPeic xPocI TIE IISp,E
The Book Of Revelation unseaied.
THE VISIONS OF ST. JOHN PRESENTED TO
From designs by the celebrated French artist, Gus
Country d RaoBe ne y sPend Designs sss5 10
senting what 81 John saw when door in Heaven
Revelation, commencing with the Vision OF the
seven Golden Candlesticks, and ending with tine
DAY OF JUDGMENT.
THE RIGHTEOUS ASCENDING TO HEAVEN.
,,,,,,,,,, =, THE Bor1oMLEss PIT.
TuRE HOME or THE CHRfs HiHih ffAN@G sTREFSr
LFE AND FREE SEfS4 81 h dotbEN kVRk FIVE qE
MENTS-MAGNIFICE PALACES, WITH JEW
WHOLE EoEER1Ed TE NJ sGENE Sc p \ OF g. INV
seemlDg 10 the beholder one perfect blaze OF glory
NoTICE.-These representations. which have slIed
the largest halls in ali the cities Of this country with
the most refined and intelligent In the community,
most eminent divines Of ALL BENoMfSATfoNs
and spsndoT 6eorp upon asGae q
over FoRT ToUsxSD BoLI%R BY BY thSt Soss most 81
liant conceptions OF the Visions Of st. yo6R have
Albert Barnes Of this ey aIt6or of Srne e Nols eS
on q e Book of Rev eaton," that these "vislo s
MOhlu MAKE lue uueSJ tEhWlnRa IN tue WOrlu' Aud
In order that the entire community may be enabled
70 view these beautiful and instructive Representa-
tiOns. tb price of
ADMISSION TO ALL PARTS OF THE HALL Is
PLACED AT TWENTY-FIVE (25) CENTS.
70 Reserved Seats.
EXHIBITION WEDNESDAY and SATURD AY
AstIbRS9ONs, at o'clock, when children Will be
7O'clock commence at s. Afternoons, doors open at
2o'cock; commence at26. Ticket Office open during
the day.
Religious papers circulating over go copies in the
laff
ton TO the same and send bill to Concert Hall Octo-
Der II. A. GUDNEY,
lOBu Proprietor.
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A c A D E " OF MU 81 c.
II j. E. McDONOUGH...".... and Manager.
LAST TWELVE PERFORMANCES
THE BLACK CROOK,
RARISIENNE BALLET TROUPE,
CARD.-The manager, IN compliance with the pub
lie desire for continuance of the Black Crook, now
In the flush OF success made application TO Manager
Grau for Rstorls time which is booked to follow the
18th instant Should q satisfactory arrangement be
BLACK CROOK
will remain one week longer. Otherwise, 1t must pc
Withdrawn for the present. much to the regret ot the
THE So ADMiRfNG THOUSANDS
WHO CROWD THAT PABATlAD EDltICE
TO WITNESS THE
GORGEOUS BLENDINGS OF
NATURE AND ART
IN CLASSIC GROUPING!li
IMMENSE SUCCESS
THE
NEW BALLET
In which the four great artistes APPEAR,
MILE. PHPlTA, MILE. BETTY RlGL,
MILE. ANTONENO, MONS. BAP rISTA,
NOTlCE.-Special trains from all adjoining cities
and towns will have ample time to convey their pas
sengers to the Academy of Music and witness
THE GORGEOUS SPECTACLE,
and return them home by IL O'Clock.
THE PRICES OF ADMISSION
FOR THE LAST Two
MATINEES
90 CENTS
Tick ots for the Matnss Tor every Al
the Academy. Reserved seats six days In advance
LEE d WALKERS, 1922 CHESNUr, from lC
Till 3. lOS
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ARRIYMn YMsTMRnAY-

Br. barque Louisa Cook, Cook Sc days from London
with mdse. TO ii. harsten.
lite TO pennsylvania Salt Co.vesse to j. E. Bailey
g. Co.
Turks Island. with salt 10 W. B1mm & Son.
Br. brig Adrio, Mckenzie, A days from Gottenberg
Brig Charles Albert, Nickerson, days from Shel.
burne. with lumber 20 e. A Souder q Co.
Schr Florence NOVEL;, Fennimore, from Galveston,
schr Howard, Griffin, from Bangor with lumber to
Warren. Gregg Morris.
sehE +. r Graham, Smith from Gardiner, with fee
Schr Sarah, Cobb. days from New Bedford, with
oil and shocks TO shober q Co.
schr g. Deerlng willard, from Portland with mdse
to Grow ell Il Collins.
schr Garnet. Marshall, l2 hours from Delaware
schr Cohasset. GIBBS. fl from OF Il New TBey BedfSrd d.
Schr @. Z. Elmer, Haley, from Chelsea.
Steamer Norfolk, vance, from Richmond, with
Steamer Philadelphia Fultz, "a hours from New
York Il with With mdse to W; F. Clyde & Co ,,, u,,.,
Tow of barges TO w. p. Clyde d Co.
o MEMORANDA.
terday. e'
ship CoTnwslIis, for Philadelphia entered out at
n steamship ss qP Asnee; KelIy for Philadelphia
Barque Devils, Devils from London for PhiladeI-
phia, sailed from Deal 27th ult.
Brig Alfaretta fer Philadelphia, sailed from Port
land Tth inst
Brig Laura, Hill, hence. at Sligo 2Sd ult.
Brig Bride, Blauvelt hence at Gibraltar 18th ult
Brig Matilda Dix, hence. at Portsmouth 5th inst.
schr L. Raymond, from Norwich for Philadelphia,
at New London 5th inst
schr Remittance, hence at Norfolk 9TH inst.
Schr p. A. Saunders, Carroll, hence, at Richmond
scbr Anna e. Stafford, Hanson, hence, at Providence
scbf Ella Fish. Wiley. for Philadelphia, cleared at
ec6T j. Johnson Mcbride, for Philadelphia, sailed
from Georgetown sth Inst