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VALUABLE TOWN PROPERTY FOR SALE.

VALUABLE TOWN PROPERTY FOR SALE!
r WILL OFFER FOR SALE AT THE COURT
i House door in Washington, N. c., on Tues
day the 2lst day of May 1867, on credit of six
mouths, for bond with approved security, the
following real estate belonging to the Bank of
Washington ~
LIST. The Banking House and lot, on Main
Street, Fire proof building, brick and Stucco.
I'd. Cashiers residence on Main Street, frame
building, in thorough order. Commo' ions lot
Sd. One Wharf lot, fronting river and Main
Street, known as the Tyler property
4th One lot, fronting river and Main Street,
in the extreme western part of the town.
This property is sold under decree of Court of
Equity, and the title is believed perfect.
JNO. G. BLOUNT,
Commissioner
April Is, 1857. s-sw.
DOOMS FOR RENT.
THREE EXCELLENT ROOMS TO RENT
in pleasant part of Raleigh.
Apply at the Standard Office. 148-n
EGERTON SNUFF.
O BBLs. EGERTON SCOTCH SNUFF, JUST
UPCHURCH q p0pp,S.
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Bank Cane Fear.

WILMINGTON, April ID, 1857.
TNHE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE STOCK
i HOLDERS of the Bank of Cape Fear, will be
held at the Banking House in Wilmington, on
Thursday, the 9th day of May next.
9-td. j. G. BURR, Cashier.
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W. F. HENDERSON,
ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT LAW,

LEXINGTON, N. c.,
WILL ATTEND THE COUNTY AND SU-
w peror Courts of Davidson, Davie, Rowan,
and Randolph. Business entrusted to him will
be promptly and faithfully attended to-
Feb. Z, 1867. 137-tf.
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BROWN SUGAR.


OEOO LBS. BROWN SUGAR, JUST AR
LDUU RIVED at
UPCHURCH & DoDD's
April Is, 1857. lit
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OF NEW AND BEAUTIFUL SHAPE, AT oNE-HALF THE
USUAL SELLING PRICES.
White French China Din, Sets, 40 pieces, $50, 90
Tea 1" A 700
" Din Plates, per doz. 200
" " Tea d" I" l5O
" Cups & Saucers, "a pcs. 2. 90
French Cut Goblets, per dozen, $50
Also, Fancy Goods in China, Dinner, Tea, Toi-
let Sets, White Partisan Stone Ware, Cut and
Pressed Glassware, Silver Plated Ware, Cutlery,
&C., &C., &C., at equally low prices. Goods pack
ed to 60 all over the world, by express or other
WISE House Furnishing Goods in large variety.
Remember Hadley's Middle of the Block.
g-Send for Catalogue.-I
No Connection aoith corner Stores
March 10, 1867. 154-3m.
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OSO YDs. PLAID HOMEsPUN, FOR
s1e)U Women's Dresses.
W. H. & R. 8. TUCKER & co.
April 49, 1857. lit
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Itch! Itch! Scratch :! Scratch =
Wheaton's Ointment will cure the Itch in forty
eight hours. Also cures Salt Rheum, Uleers
Chilblains, and all eruptions of the Skin. Price
so cts. For sale by all Druggists.
By sending go cents to WEEKS & POTTER,
Sole Agents, ITO Washington street, Boston,
Mass, it will be forwarded by mail, free of post
ge, to any part of the United States.
P. F. PESCUD, Agent,
sept ally Raleigh, N. G.
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A CARD TO INVALIDS.

A Clergyman, while residing in South Ameri-
ca a missionary, discovered a safe and simply
remedy for the Cure of Nervous Weakness, Early
Decay, Diseases of the Urinary and Seminal Or
gans, and the whole train of disorders brought
on by banetul and vicious habits. Great numbers
have been already cured by this noble remedy
Prompted by desire to benefit the afflicted and
unfortunate, l will send the recipe for preparing
and using this IN. dicine, in sealed envelope, to
any one who needs it, free of charge.
Please inclose postpaid envelope, addressed
to yourself.
Address, JOSEPH T. INMAN,
Station D. Bible House,
New York City.
Dec. II, 1866. 114-1y.
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CRISPER COMA.

Oh she was beautiful and fair,
With starry eyes, and radiant hair
Whose curling tendrils soft entwined
Unclaimed the very heart and mind.
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TBLa TURF.

FASHION coURsE.-TROTTING. THURSDAY. JULY
owner'. g honahan Rsnger ip harness; owners B. 2.
day. match for S500 mile heats three in five
Crooks m, TO wagon; owners in harnsss Play
pay. j. SIMMONS, Proprietor
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PROPOSALS.

tss~n A. ecnsrptton ~ the Lebanon fprnss Railroad
frem espns & ssss s s.ss isss Ssrns :. r
sesns1 nss ss.,,> The road . . miles loDs : wen
vs-f<ssy cara s,N >taors snd emhanhmsnt. rock GUT
t1rr mhceibauows s<ripers. Tnr
~ nsss ~ ~. dessts skAfss,s ne road
kN W sss<resssd rsriay sed eoniIs.ts VIII - 'st 81
IA sss ss ~ sss k..1i, T. "a .srs az sfoIs a
:. ~ A. y iIIs y; sa's s,ss'''''s'M " y tAaE
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COAs~wIsE STEAMSHIPS.
T1AcIFIC MAif sTsIGsRfP GonpANy;s
THROUGH LINE TO CALIFORNIA AND CHINA,
CARRYING UNITED STATES NAIL,

L THROUGH LINE TO CAIIRORNiA AND CHINA,
CARRYING UNITED STATES NAIL,
VIA PANAMA RAILROAD,
Steamers leave pier North river foot Of Canal street,
81 IL clock, noon as follows
~, AyGgsr lGARIz0NA- Captain Maury, connecting with
AUGUST l0-HENRY CHAUNCEY Captain Gray, con.
Meeting with GOLDEN CITY, Captain Lapidge
necting with MONTANA. Captain Sutton,
100 pounds baggage allowed free each adult
Medicines and attendance free.
All departures touch at Acapulco; those Of 2lst
connect Panama with steamers for South Pacific ports
touch at Manzanrlo.
Departure OF llh Of month connects with the new
steam line from Panama TO Australia and New Zealand
Steamer Of August 10 win closely with steamer
hama and Hong Kong at Yokohama with steamer Costa
RcA for Nagasak and Shanghae.
For passage all further information apply
the Office the wharf, foot of Canal street, North river
New York. y, Il. BABY, Agent,
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=
kRoroN AQUBpucT DEPARTMENT. BUREAU or
Water cnts- New York. July II, 1857.
Notice N hc cby given thai Eve per penalty WIN bs
dcd on The irs day Of August an unpaid water
mia W. LILLIAN IT, MCKINNEY. Water Registrar.
|roTIcE-AL PERSONS HAVING CLAIMS AGAINST
the late frh OF Marwen MeGregor, are hereby notL
70 present hem 70 the subscriber within thirty
30 datc or they, wil not Be recognized
A so RIn0EOuK, Xxsfgrse, No Bovery
|rEv YoRE, Juns 2A le6.
h TorICE.-ALL r. ERsoNs INDEBTED TO TIE LATE
firm Of MaxwtL hc0regx are hereby notlf "a 70
le with The fubscr Der within thirty from date
|pi proceedings win nken thereon
|ToTIcE.-PARTIEs WILL PLEASE CALL FOR
d retiring from the busins -
|IsDTrcR TO BuTcBERs THE NEW YORK ABAr.
tor Company's barge 10 VIII be at the foot Of Third
yei East river, daily With suppy of Prims Besf on
n.rsss .sss Of MS barge and give ns ~ nprcsnny
SsnseI hsnt house, sss company ass - ssass E
Eccs ~ ndc. and 4 quartefn ~ os',e.cd ie PIT.
|ernoon.
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.ElyRp Stairs rNTFBrAL HEvBHuB,
rfuh Colectop district Gtsfe Of New York
Iwslfth, Eipsseensb and rwsny-ssecnd wards q lhs
ocs !, hereby gvep, In pursuance Of law that hsv,
ved tho apnual collection us, Of the vsiusuons asa
cssmens OF this District under the Internal Rcvepue
o. !he United States for es present year; that The
J qf The same II ny oGc6, corner sisih sveDus ssd
80 ssrset dsy Susdys Segtsda isep % shs so.h dsy
snlks hours of celceH a. ". and p ~ All perscns
an q nsslsc s q: ne ss % due y Inn y
,f,s.'j3 IS. TUE s''ss sas 'isSSsA IN Ss'A
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6O1NOt6A0 Ux1Amn1AESs
SrEAM WEEKLY TO AND FROM LIVERPOOL AND
Ryyp,, ~ Queenstown, by Cunard line.
EcI Me1nes1ay Juy ~.
Cabin passage Sio gold steerase as Currency Wy o.
sseeage passage to New York and Drafts on Europe at
,, For Cabin passage freight apply at No. Bowling
For sseersse passage apply at 50 Broadway; .,,
CTEAM OBJECT TO BREMEN. SOUTHAMPTON AND
Hayrc, by the splendid frs class mail steamship At
LANTIC. sailing July g; Drafts Paris and any part Of
Germany Apply at tn OMPsON's Passage onice IS Broad
NEW DIRECT LINE vr1 ox STEAMERS TO ANT.
The Al iron steamship IRON AGE. william Cassap,
Commander,
vil sail for the aboys port on Wednesday. Gath inst,
from pier No. North river.
For balance Of freight or passage apply 10
CHRISTIAN BROS, Is Exchange place, or
PUNCH, MElNCKE 4 WENDf, Brokers,
10 South William street.
TRAvELLERs FOR EUROPE CAN HAVE TRUNKS,
l. Packages, Valuablca &C., forwarded 10 from any
point n Europe at moderate rates through the American
European Express. AUSTIN BALDWIN co.
~ Broadway
A RARE EcHANCE-THREE FIRST GLASS PASSENGER
IA ckets for steamer Arago for August In the best
located saterooms at reduction Of $50 from original price
New CHAMBERS ' street. from II K. H. toSPa. w.
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TUST PUBLISHED.
d 1.-THE FALL OF FORT sUNTER,
LOVE AND WAR IN LEGO AND on

THE PHRENoLoGICAL JOURNAL, FOR AUGUST,
contains Hon schuyler Collar, Maxnilian and Juare5
Hon Charles A. Shaw, Meagher r. b. Fairfield. Rev DR..
tliz.esth; study Of Lsnguages Our New P9::essens,
70 Get Home should Boys and Girls be Educated Togeth.
er; state PLdo General Grant; Committing Suicide, and
New.men have Il. Address s. 4. Wells. Sss Broadway,
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eI70 NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. TICKETS
10 AND PROM LrvsRPooE. GLASGOW AND
DERRY. ~

ONLY AMERICAN LINE TO ENGLAND AND
ses e. s sr.S:ss %
ssslns he
s.;e: nail. rU% psr, = North river At noon on the fol
T. Sac dsd;a'9 summer xss xASs
GRRpasg RA9n sIAH sssturday' Sept ,s
And every fourteen days ihersaiiei; '" - '''
Rates OF passage. payable In gold. -
krss rs siass: s'.:
Through lcie: 70 London % extra ~
Ar experienced surgeon on board. d.
able: Snls: 1iIs Of sdlns having the value sapsasd,
soI !, a9SEsas 45asaSef f. n y EfEs Sd e. e ca
~ 'N''' '' y ~ coxsrocK Agent
worrs u.. o.s:s ss 1s:s 1ss:ssTi;Y Il E.s.Ss
nASsvao lay ,AsERIcAH PACKET c6xfASE
Eli f ss sAsSED1s sasPs:: s X 3; t. s:a s: s n win
taking passengers for Hamburg Hsvre Southampton and
Tlrst cabin slas: second cabin. s7ui seesss sn 90
xtsd.HS4 tss s2STnsS S n; ASs
EssSsnse s.ss NJ % Ss Barclay bsSfsu sirsssRH sasfRH
TAPscorTs GENERAL BMIaRArroK AND FOB 6
ssouA .!r.ss P and nsfssfss Ssess%ss S%s New York
G Steamer every wsd.s:day and Saturday 70 Queenstown
,,. from z, and sy
fXPscSffr BROS cS, ssou.h .. and % broadway
p s,es%shjp ciRcAssixF, Captain rhos 9. Ellis. viii
Rate: q Passage rayate % sOid or ~ squIvalen. n
eA'n' s'' second cabin sS' ''eef1ss nFSdw y vorer
anew chambers cs1ss corner cssss% cRs:ssaseI xas 2C
FOE LIvEEPooL, CALLING AT QUEENSTOWN.
s,,p. ST9IiA from New York
Cabin ..'s.e. nosis fsss sssoss ss- cass sGs. soo
TO rARIs
e.,a ''' r1;iis. rs.iG.
Payable in soid or is eaSsvaient '''''''' W.
For freight or passage srrly 10 -
No. Bowling Green.
PAsssESdEks Per- SCOTIA AND IEcLA MUST
!, - : - U.s. y cUTxRD, Ec. Bowling Green.
SrEAM TO euEErsrows AMP ,ttl,yEfPo5L EyEhy
:sss sssTsse fss ssS.'sss ~ sss ~ sis
% ssaS~sy & sysasas so1sr s,s. passage
RE1rRN ficKffS T6 Flkis lS6 BACK
First sass, l.n 500 20 g.la o.. ,
~, sailing sssSsy carrying ts Ussd s..iss nall:
kbIsSy ~ no. SSssasssS SsassssSsy sySI yy
SSIITTy ~ BosTQN SATURDAY Aug
sMI!i M y EAESTS ;sss..y s;sassas tSs ssss
suu each succeeding Saturday and wednesday al noon.
from pier 20 North river '
Rates Of Passage
. BY the Mail Steamer sailing every Saturday
Ys. cabin '' slle seeIass IN CURRENCY $50
10 LONDON. llb 10 London. IS /
10 fArs lM To Paris ............ IS /
Passage y ,he wedncsaay steamers First Cabin silo,
Pas.eners also forwarded 10 IIavre Hamburg Bremen
eeeraec passee from Liverpool or oueen.,ovn go cur
Tickets can be bought here BY persons sending for
fos further Information Apply 4, ,hs compspy's once.
JOHN e. DALE, keent,
yA,.as,ps,. sSos a, che.,o,, " SssSldwI, Esv yors
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Board: Of Audit created by ,hs acts % hs Isslsisrs
he as ss New
S"t-ns statute. BY which the ..ia boards .! Aydl:
created, ,ssase an psss1ns having SnsS,ss.s,s
Ss 6. 'ss'S u New sSiss ersiss.:s sI%ssa p1ss
s e .s: a x g :us % e.
s s5d day q Juy is and require Al persons having
s:: "a ss
nay sss .S ss cs,E y .s.9 sosas q az <: asss
!: {: s:: s,: @ :s::;
:% s.s .s 4. s &C. % sss, ls
'ss. s..s ,';ss :ss ..' ss~s Il ss's q 8; s
9s%s so.:n,u'i1e sgsh claim also saiy verified ana
ss si s q sn: 'sa' On 3. Counsel As cososn
.Rss Ss or s,S s. s.' d. :
ss ss q as ~ ss s T.
10 which The same brought and the oi ie
has been rspSsrsd therein sssias ne pislaad he
is1d .s:sss s % any .ssa .,.,sms., claim
gTs:s.,sa a, within ssn dsy. si,sr
q csses whether = insrpes.d or The claim
- npos Ss rss s..a ' claim ~ proof Of the
s S e sea S'i ana s.,a y ss.
er upon such calendars except hatfor
Board upon reasonable notices be
granted or postponement OF hearing had.
YfthA calendar for each day consisting Of
Han unless otherwise ordered poards
hall be made up BY the clerk directed by the Boards
Ia the by the Boards hearing
1850 before O'Clock r. OF the day preceding the calpf
said calendar. No adjournment or case the day
= andavt
.eralIy IN the Aame The trials OF
o. asscrd y sn, shs form an and manner ss psoseans
n rules applicable triaa ana nol
with tho duuss and purposes Of boards
AL apply 70 hearings before than
UDventh-The decisions a the Boards OF Andit upon
shai Be announced. board. innfn~
sf after the opening of stng for the dsy AMER
- rinRs shall be closed Be convenieaty done
CHAuNCEY n. DEPEw, PreadcnL
RICHARD .; CONNOLLY. ComptrolsE
d. W. BONNEY
In yARTNDALE.
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asi,rgs e stieps y 20 ygsa ssd Ts'1s..ss * Ice
We fkyS this day made kffsnrensen,. with he oid 90
m'non s,esm.hp Company reivc and carry al frehs
between New York and Norfork destined 70 points tls
Inc Shippers by he yrsioia aud Tennessee AZ Line are
Company, per 81 North river and after this date.
The Old Dominion steamship Com pany will start ono of
the following steamers for NoIfck Saturday 1pth mat
snd after this every Tuesday, Thursfay and SATURDAY
III n N. Frcighis received every day tsundsys es.
sARAfooA. ALBEMARLs, NAsARA, HArrERAs
On % ard after July an fssh. ~ sh.s great Southern
line VIII be run hfou9h time W Neshvlte, Nemphis
Atlanta aud incrmediatc points is OF ladas signed q,
pJJsM ST.. sTg'Isss'r ' The ssb'Jsi nv ~ Brpsas,y
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HORSES. CARRIAGES. &C.

A OUR NEXT REGULAR SALE OF TROrTING
IA Coupe and Family Horses will take place To NOR
ROW tTh,rsday at u NJ at Duane street. junction Of
Of trong STOCK will be offered; also Wagons Harness &c
in great variety. JOHN l.. VASDEWATER,
Auctioncer, ~ Duane street.
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REI.rGIous NOTICES.

f,ATBOLIcs i-Ra RaiEVhBR fhE 40 0Y kuyusr,
pisAsi1 " q aafys 70 rrg.ta.y 2, y'9 ,1 msns sse
ont o"s " f,,s ,s,.S ~. ,ssl ss ssssel ysk sS1
ssvshib .teaees eorIa,isson .. % s.r ~
81 Ssrmsls. psuy fsr asi . hssgss,fghf tsS,san
rsv yoss, % wsa Twenvfoarb sxsss
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roys,s Vr ,dE HolLEGron o. IvIF Ay w. skvsnrs
tne Isrd fnsn si.th and Eighth rds o. NE siy o.
ANNUAL TAX NOTICE.
otce hereby given that The s Of sxss assrs~<d
above coecuon district for the year be nina NAY
has been recevcd from the Assessor and hat ne ~.
taxes ana ccnses therein specified have n cone coe
dsIn$ At bis once o. chanbers strsss daily asasys
hing the "a day 81 Bcremb<r, fos rscsipi o. said
ies &C. The taxes Included IN annual ss are
sAsishes licenses and upcn incomes fcs ne yssr isA
pstvey, according 20 The hs afcrssh wkin sks time
rin. sresihed wn become iAbs 70 ~ psnAluss pre-
sSss s X Soars frsn "a. n. bsyM
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THE LECTURE SEASON.

IMPORTANT LECTURES DAILY-TO GENTLEMEN
only, interesng subJect at the New York Museum
81 Anatomy, eie broadway. Those unable 70 attend these
lectures may receive copy BY forwarding cens Ad
Broadway.
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v,pNERS, CLAY MANUFACTURERS AND
CAPITALISTS.
EXHIBIT IN
OF
erorTs Brtk Machine, TiFany'S Pipe
and Tile Machines, and Ingraham'S
Ditching Machine,
DEC. IL and IL.
FACTORY OF CROSSMAN Bros
Woodbridge, n. y.
woodbridge, n. y.

y,,, he ATTENTION BRicENaEERs 70 SWORDS DN'0A uA
oss sl double product Of aug yard u makes pe'O' ~
49, ,sror quality does aSay with the expensive "'s '
hk nols and ung yard TO the great saving o. money anu
stu 8, IA ar. not used there loss Of time by the
waiting for tempered clay loss Of bricks exposed 70 storms
No. receive heavy pressure ana ary uniformly IN nA1e'
ast outside add son mud nteso they are stronger and truer
. m nile the waste burning bacng the kiln and load
AZ Tao ernel bricks esseneo IL Is cheaper e'3 va! H
,.sl brsAs than poor ones
, machine gnds mud with broad and powerful knives In The
- manner only moderate quantity Of water for tempeHng
M % SLED the Screw principle SIMILAR to Weys New burgh
~ Swords machine has eighteen steel Mods nicely lifted with
,,.s Ike the Philadelphia brick press They set in revolving
, easron mold wheel The empty mod carried under the
r, m packs the mud into them p inches more
las The passes them under inclined plane Of chilled
which presses and strikes Of the clay The bricks are
e oppressed BY eanpoverhy the rising Of the punge as in the
~ h brick press pungers liz the finished bricks to the sur
f 10y which their edges Poshe which eares
tsea the wheeler which ready to receive them The "heee'
bricks two courses high on each Of four hah' ' e
w and then repeat process until they eight courses h rea0
% secured from storms
stick the polished steel Mods At every 's00
M lie polished casron pungers through the mo and oSc tho
ooN smpyng them The engineer keeps the Pe'''u
t ntnuay running the wheeeu haie them up
al gang keeps setting gang Of the same lumber Of men
} the DRY quickly an eight W inch cylinder engine fur
si.he5 De power.
w,rtsnd to exhibit working Swords bkmakng machine At
fBry on the day Dec (see Auction Sales -
l4 ssamer Magenta Bsrclayst at on that day.
~ makers and all Others invited to examine IT.
,.roi n time il will more than pay itself neIt year.
We ere company With bIckmakes eayowne and esp
i to providing that owners Of good clay beds and
s advantages their clay property at reasonable prices IN
eoas leraOu benefits and Of the use Of these machines
II Tiffany Tile Machine resembles the Sword brick machine IN
ue e6ent application power to grind clay and drive II out in
oBs polished they be wheeled away and dnd in
t ,,thus simplifying tile manufacture wheeling ready made
clio other machine makes tiles so smooth strong and cheap and
a youtes With With economical and easy upeand
.s With these two and eight 90 inch cylinder engine
4 ard bmakng be sdyaDageOu combined many places
We sooa be ready to with al the directions and
ordinations necessary construct paris carry the business
Tie
Tiffany Pipe Machine has valuable qualities for the manufacture
ossvePpe 1t surpas ppen strength saghtne square
ss joints safety burning and smOOthness when glazed
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ADJUSTMENTS.
VALLACK's

VALLACK's
W fropreor and MinaTe' ...-...Mr LESTER wALLACK.
It's respectfully ,n 4 Cd, ,l ,,. he
BY w Na u no" beng performed In London wh the greaeh
-, MAUD'S PERIL.
On WEDNESDAY. Dec. g.
AND EVERY EVENING UNTIL F'RrlIER NOTICE
Cbanders BY M J. W; WALLACE. NJ. ". II. PoPE, Mr. J.
nURANp. Mr. C. SHERMAN. Mr. j. CtRR.N Mr r CASHlS
NJ WlllrE. Miss ROsE EYTNGg Miss MARY BARRETT. Mrs
Also, tie cay ial Petite COMEDY.
chsraetsrs BY Me.,r, j. GiLBEir. A W YOUNG J. C. VII
HANSON, c. = BRowNE 7. WARD O. WHITE Mrs VERNON,
THURSDAY and FRIDAY, Dec and G-NAUDs PERIL and
The sues, of Waits Phlps' Drama o. MAUDs PERIL vii pro
ior the present continuation otbe SERIES OF STANDARD
PLAYS Due notice ill he gwen 81 their resumption The drsi Of the
''' Town AND COUNTRY u" : ''1 '''''''
which vii he produced .h attention Scenery Coanss Ap
BoX BOOK GPES SIX DAYS IN ADVANCE
Doors open st y Pe-lnrnlare eommeHces sta
NIBLO's GARDEN.
~ LESSER AND MANAGER...,............wM wHBATLEY
Door, open At IL begins at Il
IN consequence Of engagements entered into many months ago. TIE
Mstsser with regret Is compelled to annuuuce the
LAST NIGHTS
or TIE
BLACK CROOK. .
Th performance te fame Of which Is world vide must he VIII
Drawn The ht Of m popularity amer triumphant career Of Iesn
consecutive no-'a' gscS, ss annals Of The sage
viii be presented The cflelted spectacular draME entitled
IHR BLACK CROOK
introducing - -
GREAT PARSIENNB BALLET TROUPE.
" CONTINUED TRIUMPH oP THE NEW ATTRACTIONS
SPLENDID GRAND BALLETS.
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