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aE.MONEXrn

S-Y"WUN Ely e.
GtAN BE OBTAINED at alf times al LEWIS
u F. SCOTTf'S General Intelligence and Agency
Office, No. West Fayette street, basement of Bar
nuns city Hoteh on Mortgages, Ground Rents; Judg-
ments and PToEissory Notes, Sc SC. SC. Insolvent
Papers, Deeds Leases, Contracts, Bills Of Sale, Mort
cages, sc. Neatly executed at this Office reaSona-
bic terms. au "a
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SAMUEL TOWNSEND,
DENTIST,
AND MANU- AcTURER OF
OCELAIN TNCORRUPTABLE TEETH,
No. SO South Sharp street,
WH ESPECTFULLY informs the citizens of Bal
H6 more, that he is prepared to perform every opera
ton appertaning to his professions such Cleaning,
Filing and Plugging the TEETH, SC. He will also in
se Incorrupbe Teeth on Pivots Clasps, in the most
durase manner.
REFERENCES.
Philip E. Thomas,l
Matthew Smith, Baltimore.
VIM. E. Bartlett,
George Truman, }
Elis ! E Townsend, Dentists rhilad
OF
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9y-NOTTCE.FA

NJ ANTED-Immediately at l. F. SCOTTI'S
w Intelligence and Agency ONCE, No. 3 w. Fay
cite street, basement of Bannm's City Hotel, Clerks,
Book KEEPERS Poners, Walters, Coachmen, Laborers,
Chamber-maids, Cooks, Wet and Dry Nurses, &c.
au ID
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Received, Philadelphia, 9TH November, 1888,
of John H. Wheeler, Superintendent of U. s.
branch mint at Charlotte, North Carolina, the
above amount of two hundred and eighteen dol
lars and twenty-five cents.
ID. LANDRETTH & Co.
J. H. Wheeler's expenses to Philadelphia to make
the above purchases, $50
Horse Chesnuts, Magnolias, Tulip Poplars,
Roses and Morus Multicaulis,! All very useful
and indispensable, doubtless, in coming Benton's
Mint Drops Garden Reels, Scuffie Hoes, Swan
Necks, and Flower PotsM Necessary imple-
ments in stamping Eagles and half Dollars!
Two hundred and eighteen dollars (25-10O
expended in this way to illustrate the economy
of the Administration. Here follows small bill
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For building Fences, Summer House, Ice
House, Stables, and Bathing House, $500
All this Is perfectly consistent with the eco
rom,icaI professions of the Administration, and
quite convenient for the Uery Democratic gentle
man who superintends the Mint.
Thank Heaven, the People see and understand
these things, and will soon right them The
villamy perpetrated in this Republic for eight
years past, in the name of Democracy, is with
out parallel in the history of nations. I'm
blushing falsehoods uttered by the party in
power, and no means, however repugnant to
their consciences and good morals, are left un-
turned to perpetuate their power. The days of
the French Revolution are indeed close upon us,
and striking similitude ts those times exists in
every prominent measure of the party. We
have all the tyranny and aggression Of those
days, and nothing but blood is wanting to com
plete the picture-and even this they are thirst
ing for. Need we instance the attack upon the
Delegates from Muscogee, by body Of Van
Buren, mem In the gallant bearing of that De-
legation, our foes may see something Of the spi-
rit that emulates the people.
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STONE WARE.
HyHE SUBSCRIBERS have associated theni-
IL selves in co-partnershp for the purpose of mans
featuring STONE WARE under the firm OF BIO
THERTON& MORTON, at the old stand, Pitt street,
adjoining Hartford Run
large supply will be always kept ON hand Of very
superior quality. They will still continue 70 manufac-
ture the PERCOLATING FILTERS, so well known as
the best purifiers of invented They hope by
strict attention to business merit share q public pa
tronaee T. w. BROTHERTON,
- JUSTUS MORTON,
Balto July 6th, 1870 DIFF y6
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FOR SALE
OR WILL BE TRADED FOR ONLIBERAL TERMS
n n0 ACRE OF LAND, handsomely loca
HUI ted, and suited to an industrious family re
moving West being short distance from GAINESVILLE,
Ohio on the direct road from Cambridge to New Com
era Town. and within six miles of the Ohio Canal; the
adjoining property improved. Forty acres of the Land
ss on the south side are level and excellent for 49,
sI1 the plough, the balance is IN TIMsER con -
sstine of chestnut oak and poplar of large size There
are two springs of fine water and 1t is believed arge
supply of Coal, on this property.
ALSO FOR S.aLE-A VALUABLE FABM,'
tanning $50 ACRES, which if desired may be advanta
geousiy divided into three convenient Farms, situate in
Fayette County, Indiana. ...
FOWLER & TYSON,
Baltimore Real Estate Agency,
I8b South street.
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EAgTBALTTHoRE INSTITUTE

yuyHE DUTIES of this Institution win be rssum
III ed on TUESDAY, September LIST, and early appli
IN Attendance 1t his dwelling on CRANKY street, near
High every day during the holidays from to 10ocloe
AM. To close The concern for The last year. patrons
difiona poardefu viii be received BY s. c. Rosxe and g.
Nick Rosze ct $500 per scholastic year. avery hing n
cluded, viz: boarding, washing and fuidon.
8. G. ROSZEf.. PRINCIPAL.
3. Mex. R0s7.ET. A. ~.
"a 4F1aw4w fss..v. i.lassiy~~
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COL. CRoGHAN AND GEN. HARRISON.

Committee ON behalf of the Citizens of
Tallahassee.
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idle threats OF anonymous and childish scrlDplerS
and could permit his sense of propriety to be so
far distorted by his fears to induce him to ar
rest peaceable and innocent citizens at the point
of the bayonet In his behalf and for ourselves
we repel the imputation upon our chief magis-
trate. Common sense would have told him that
lurking assassin could have perpetrated his fell
purpose hitherto, or might hereafter, as he could
not always remain fortified in his own house;
and that person entertaining such intention
would not have warned him against the blow.
And the least inquiry would have informed him,
Gf his ignorance of the people he governs was
such as to render it necessary that the peacea-
Bile citizens would have turned out to man to
protect him from the violence Of mob, If there
had been one, for their own sake, If not for his.
Nor can we suppose Governor Reid to have
been actuated by an idea SO stupid as that of re-
tablishing permanent petty military despotism
in our Territory, and that in future, Executive
power was to be manifested, and Executive will
executed, by the sword and bayonet, and not as
hitherto by the moral influence arising from the
knowledge that free people always stand ready
with their lives to sustain their public function
aries in all lawful and just acts Of power.
We confess with humility and modification,
that the only reasonable or plausible purpose
which we can conjecture for his conduct, Is as
grave and portentious, as the two former have
been ludicrous and contemplate. II may not be
unknown to your Excellency, that we are di
yided here, as every free people must be, into
parties, each struggling to maintain Its own OPT
mons, and each doubtless for the most part equal
IL conscientious, and anxious only for the good
Of our common country, both a. TO territorial af-
fairs and general politics.
Governor Reid Is among the leaders Of one Of
three parties, and has unaffected in all his acts,
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ttully SHbdiAtted Dy
WIN. 2. DUVAL,
VIM WXATT,
d. F.. WILSON,
T. BEZEAU,
A. M GATLAN,
l.. H.. BRYANT,
w. w. TAYLOR,
THOS. BROWN,
]. b. BULL,
of the Citizens of
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PRETENDED NEAT MONOPOLY.

ITO TIE PUBLiC OF NEW YohK'--The meeting
Hotel deserve. from esshe a large
aop sG1n f
ss ne si
eli oTeS to snqSrsis o%pars Ibis privilege With he u
Ss may vary to loco
iwfa ssMee7 Not6en, anaSny then lie meat bears
r@ prop oa TO re rent Ths alone asSS
that that homer honesty and
Ike T' h Ward specimen Of and
& Sss ,:is os:
seekers .hop butchers Who Orgia.y rented stalls .nd
aass s aS % b :y by
f q 'S ra %0as s.sl and better fla
\ q; ms.r f. With .:
f;sS Eho
S S s r saS ~ eos :n aSs
essary seemed the order the rgh The idea Of
dre d c par
H%' %
rsS 'sfS
@ . so %'y o ro q. Of
isif% .'
to s % seS ss a Ios". &
lis head that as%ishsd Ssisrs. %arl; s,.'
"s ssR: % s S
to hs the ey SsDs ,s.a d
in the shops elfapprowiated for that What the
such the result OF ient
desigu1 Where the Inspector leg lily authorised to
% s @ & h @
starved sheep driven while tay existing carried when
totally defact life the cheer less stal of empyrc
butcher there, and why askedt submst to the dis
sective powers ofthe unsk ,lfal knife.
This argumen sinks obscuty when compared with the
the medical oentate He studies at College
he his ession. he graduates he
ed by competent ultimately receives big d. 10.
hm-,rgue with hiiisset " it'll hmprescrite with him,
his inferior study AID ki 1t answered Then would
diplomas be superous study sbvaed and scenes reduced
tone easaeity Of earyr with the class Of men
qualifications their dipom their and epecsby their
bition These the legitimate pIaettonersall others
ruacks Of the day that would force swallow
rs-when the simple prescription OF the acknowledged
Nd frend. JUSTICE. do IT.
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CIR US.
BOWERY AMPHITHEATR E.
D...a,.,

JUNE, TITUS, ANGEvINE CO., IRroprietora
Novel and Extraordinary array Of Talent al the
AMPHIThEATRE.
TIE great moral Table, ux of the DEATH OF ABEL.
New aud astounding f.ats of Horsemsnship by Mr. "
urner the Native American Equestrian and greatest Ride
il the world.
McEarIand, the Champion Vaulter, in the AGRA
Grad eYhoton the manly, graceful aud fesffu
cses of Gy by The largest ard talented
Company OF Eques TRANS in the United States.
nj In this inelemen season, whls hundreds ab. to
b. frequentng places OF that
ereaed by want Of ventilation, and The enhals
tons of badly accommoda ed astiece or chilled with cold
amp trnosp OF beng tnnly attended, the
prop,e,ors the Amph would respectfully call psb
lie en ION Of heir establishment hei heathuly
ventilated roushott from the dome aud comfortably armed
bf meaus Of ins ad confined and also, that
their usually at 10 oeock in the
ming instead of keeping families from their until mid
night They would remind the public that
ptrsens equenng the AmIhheare not Liable 90
con VITA indecent isordry char there being
no rendezvous in this hous- for such individuals
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closes at.....................T p.
Open Sundays from. g to 10 aud 2i to II
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daily, except Sundays. ............ A. Pm
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By AUSTEN, WILMERDING, Il co.
Friday, 18Th December.

DOsITIVE SALE OF RAIL ROAD srOCK-At2 o'clk
NJ viii Be sold without for notes at months
with interest Hcladei to be made satisfactory to the sellers
5000 Shares Of the Capital Stock Of the Nor" and oces
ter Rail Road Cor
The COMPANY, order to manifest their confidence in
efupre income Of the Rail Road will that Shares
purchased AT hs SALE II held months be resola
count OF the Company returned to nem at their option,
The prices paid for Them and will into specific spu
TO guarantee the purchasers against loss.
FOR information in regard t. the cost OF the road and is bu
ding Co. aud Shipman Ayres and from the 10th instant
until the day ofsale Committee OF the Dreeo viii he IN
the City to inquiries aud prior to the day OF sae
full statements of the rsours aud prospects of the Company
will be made in the public prirks.
This Road completed successful operation, and
for a OF the Lies Of public travel aud transPoT
taon Of goods Nv steabja;s and Rail Roads between the
cities If New York and Boston
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PIcALE'S MUSEUM,

BrOddpdy Opposite NE Cty IIdt1 dHs I'dvN.
Day yisiters admitted the
lug free Of ehsrge Mt NJ o,c,.n.s, A.. and
proporoned the United States, 10 be seen during tie
day aud evening.
Al half past o'clock .very evening. MISS WYMAN, the
celebrated LADY MAGiCIsN, who has just rets ned from
very through the Eastern States will crafty
tie pablo with astonishing variety OF the most woIderfS
eat ia the Neeromantic Art introducing md plea
sing Illusions amongst which 10 the Of young
Gentleman Her performance vaed each evening and Mr.
WYMAN will give various olloQues in VkNTkILO-
QUIsM ntroduc his UGH admired Aute Spea.
Lgue lie i'll also eive various Acoustic Illusions to show
btweea initiating Sounds AID the Of Ven
trilt guism. o..su,,,o...... -..xu
South rerica, perfectly gentle.
Fancy Glass Working during the day and evening BY Mr.
Owens
dmanee to all the entertainments rs eezis Child,es
half urce
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A Won IiEATRE-The Trus'ees OF the Avo, Thea o..
Norfolk. Va will receive sealed proposals an the ism
ynu v, s4 for three years lease sfssd Theatre Wits
the scenery AID fixtures The building 10 ~ hrich
With slate, new hasdsorey finished spd viii osa,s
200 persons comfortably. All must be AL
dr-ssedto ~ w ~"
east VIM. c. WHITEHEAD. s.er.t,-v
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Amase nsents.

| Amose Bents.
PARK THEATRE.
or MRs IT .st. VIII
"s''' Fif II Sii oiSs"s'y o.
Cha. F:s.s' fi'if ss San" NJ. m..Ss,
AnsS shi,1 he hhn, MqssI., The Master: HUGHES
which NJ 44E i s1s aiE S'Si: fi1"' entitled
As NJ a;f Efs's.s Ts;s''
The 'n''' EIsGhisf s'S SxSiS sI'n 'N' farce
D. Madame Maneie, en-. Mrs fi,twiliam
Doors at iaifrssi s-fsrcrmaaes commences at
GRAND BRILLIIANT sgEsGsTgAAcLEa
THIS EVENING s'sGs a Me1frrA wn
eo"" qE rE Tfs{ fsT;qf kFss entitled
Ansr which Mr. GesGy.r ,he Fls,bs Man. viii exhibit
% &c g. i Si a. .g.s b.
oTfS 5:s hsss 81 sSns
Gs Ba,toui vau"g in which Dale MI hi throws 50 and
~ 4 d. q: s,2s a, vim ,,.
s? or Ss MIC BFfEEsfsRr
1eG pft SssR SseIsf csl
new CHATEAU TlEATRE.
THIS EVENING, Dec. 18th, .rf ruanee will eomn.ao-
wi VIII As III FILL
Gesler, Mr. Cline Albeit, Mrs tautonvilIe
TO be followed bv drawa entitled
MENDOZA II, his WISE AND FAMILY
Pierre Maillard, Mr. kirsy
Cement MIR Cline There's. Mrs BanIister
To conclude with the 20 fct Of
NANTUCKET WILL OR, THE POLAR REGIONS.
Nantucket viii, MIR Kirby
Lieut. Wilkes, Mr. Madison c apt Leslie, sfr Cine
Doors open at st, performance t. commence al :.
Boxe, 50 ces I'd and sd tiers IS; pit2 cents gallery M
MIrCHELL'S OLYMPIC THEATRE.
THIS EVENING, &C. i2-1he performances viii
meice with the farce entitled
THE IRRESISTIBLE CADETS.
Hannibal, Mr. Mitchell Gusavus, Mr. Edwin
After which,
Fancy Dance, 49, by Miss Tsn bull
To be followed by the farce called
MAKE YOUR WILLS.
MIR Irston, Mr. Cunningham Potter Mr. Edwin
Clara, Mrs Watts
Ia which will be added the burletta ca led
THE SON OF THE SUN or. the FATE OF PHETON.
Ju, tier, Mr. Cunningham
Apollo. Mr. Edwin n atoR, Mrs Timm
The eatertainmen conclude with the face OF
MISCHIEF MAKING.
Henry pesgras Mr. Russell Oliver Guot, Mr. e Snnius
Doors a hall past 6-curain rises at
Dress Circle SO cents-Upper Boxes IS centsPt sh
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al YEARS EXPERIENCE.
old Gaien's Head Dispensary is NOT removed

w NO. II PECk SETP. 81
IL usual at the OLD STAND.
Strangers in the city and All persons vho have unortu
natey contracted disease reccnty aborng under
chronic which they have IN despair supposed
incur,b may confidently apply TO- the Doctor, No "a Peck
Slip and be restored TO soundness and health.
NIB Young men, " youwsh your diseasa removed spec
dy and psrmaeny aud save yogr constitutions call with
out delay at No Peek Spinark ~ ana avail yourself Of
the safe tr, atment introduced AZ this Office
N.BThose troubled With certain weakness viii he
JIsit. DIR HFyANs
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NOTICE 70 C0NTRACTORs nssalsd prop9 aIs wi,
DEPARTMENT, Amos street. near Sixth Avenue. unit,
December Is at o'clock PM for eXecung the follow ing
work
The digging Of miles OF trenches for lay ing Water
Pipes the to be in the middle of the streets
embraced the sectional TO be at the Office aOre
said The rsnche, for laying inch pipes 10 b. feet deep
and feet wide al botom for 2 pipe feet deep and
feet VIDE bottom; and isch pipe, deep and
81 feet wide al bottom. Should il become necessary
case to increts the dimensions of the trenches tho Depart
nen the right Of doing allowing proportional
compensate 10 the Contractor.
The work will the of Spring, and
progress as directed by the Dep ,rtment
ad I'll ing and the earth in the said rsnches
after the laid ~heh will be done by the Aqueduct
Commssion.r re paving the streets, and clearing the same
Of all materials rubbish collected performing the work
The paving 70 be durable and character and
proposals will include FOR paving stone and sand
cesssry for sourd filling and solid paving.
81 For digging such cross ire nches eer deep AID feet
wi at bottom, may be rqlred in laying the inch n.y.
placed the streets aud sidewalks to be paved and left
like good condition before the Of this
work.
Proposals must state the price mile for the several
items Of digging ling and The latter TO nclice the
supplying of sound materials when ard the clear
leg Of the rui bish the work mpleed. These price,
will be stated for the different Of above
Each proposal to be accompanied with the OF two
sonslbe for the faithful performance
the contract to he marked the outside Proposals respect
the Of Water Pipes and to be addressed to the
subscriber.
By order of the Croton A,ucduct Committee, .,
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FRIENDS or iRELAND-The Friends OF Ireland Of all
nations respectfully ia,ed 70 attend public meeting
in the great Tamany Hall, Monday Evening rest.
tn lt inst al half oc,e 10 oganrs assocation
10 ard the people Of ireland 10 obtain Repeal Of the Union.
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DACUERRE'S DfOKAMAs.


nAGUERRE's DIORAMAs. from Paris lust brought 81
~ I,.srs NisFvry and LorATt, at Nj. LOCkWOOD'S
room an Broadway; day from IL until O'Clock
= NJ and from until 10 ia the evening :.
One new tabeau iust reee from Paris ny VT Dsgusrs
representing the view 81 the IALLkf w cOLDhU, "
szesnd Which will be txh hited t,gsiher with the maj
n;sess, interior Of the Chu,eh ST ETlENNE Du MoNf
With he cels ration OF the Midnight Mass BY universal
quest short period pre,ious TO their closing and
novL, .,--.,
Irb will produce wonderful and magical effects q d
nfh, .i W. f' ne imiss
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CvRANp TNAUGURA1TON. at WASHINGTON {

GRAND INAUGURA1TON. at WASHINGTON CITY,
" tih OF March. is4l- Opposaa 10 Imposition w rras
certain srgnvcrs spd prnte ~ this oity make business
taking OF ctzr ard and engraving aud
printing the cards without III Crders and palmrg
them the efedunus this is 10 cerf in opposition 60 such
that will plates and Print cards che
ihsn any OF those inerant ha hers travelling ptdsrs
For epersvng Visiting Gard Plate and printing % ads rs
Eor Plate and 100 Cards, 1 IS
For AZ Home r ate and 100 Cards %
Bill Hesds Bin. ~ Erehsnge BILLS OIL adiog Dipomas
Cer sts Ball Ticket, yisise Address and NJ sne
Cards engraved ad printed five cheaper than
o,hsi Office in the United stutes Inquire No Court
audi street
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dI0.5t. NQueduCt COmmIssloteF.
A CLERK AND LIGhT PORTER-A young of
"A syears, active habits, and who is willing 10 make himself
generally useful offers his services drug other store
good and could undertake set Of books Iequ
red. Em,iuneut for time object. ddress B.,
Of Mr. Wyatt Che street, three doors from JAMES
alo3t-
COLES PICTURES OF THE VOYAGE OF LIFE,
~ exhibiting at the New Building, Of Broadway
and Leonard street public Exhibition is by perassop
and will he for few weeks emily. Open from a. M till
M. Tickets, which will admit for the so cents
W.
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AMERICAN MUSEUM.

Corner Of Broadlray and Ann street
TREMENDOUsANO UNRlvALLED ATTRACTION.
Commenshg on MONDAY EVENING, December 9Th, and
COZ nue during the week :
Mis- GiBBs the accomplished and popular Vocalist; alse
with Mile VIRGINIA AURloL, and LA PETITE CER[
BRUCE, the mic Melodist from the London Concerts
so oIoi or poUbLE JOINT ED AMERICAN GIANT
Museum day and evening, for shor, season. Mr. f.
tive city Of New York having be, aben em il
be infant and only about 20 Of
In stature strength OF body and light he undoubtedly
ali other Giants heretofore exhibited this country Tia
pub c may assured that thre deception in this
dgious specimen Of human growth combined with agility and
Mrs GIBBS will in the course of the evening introduce
three Songs sent expressly in the Great Western
MILE VIRGINIA ACRlUL ard Ia Petite CkRiTO, ,~Ha
perform several Of The most ayorite Dances Of the day.
Mr.. BRUCE in several eebrsted Comic fones.
siguor BEHREND will perform on The Violin.
Professor I'LL preside AZ the Piano orte.
Dsnee-La rsehueha, BY ''.'..''...... ~ As,cl
sopg-W autsd Gevernets Mrs. Gibbs
Genie song-The way he money goes Mr. Brscs
ss n se ess sSne.T6: x,hoi Mrs GiSss
An original Jacotite Song the words taken from
nous poem the risiI OF the Clans in i74s. .
Pa: DE- Dsai Mn, AGrci and La Petite s
New sopg-Yes j meet thee there Love Mrs Gibbs
Ia to Wilt thou meet mo there Lowell
The whoe to conclude with
Comic song-Tbe Age OF steam Mr.. BRUCE
In addition TO the above nay be seen Fancy Glass blowing
40 ,sSissiing PROVERBS STATUES Of the murse
Of Miss NCr.a the grand COSMORAhA, which exeels
every thing ef the Kind IN the United States.
NB-Dty Nisters admitted IN the evening, without extra
P.rormanee viii in tie saOen evening at
prnsipas Of Schools aud their Pupils admitted liberal
10 the Museum and all the entertainments 20
cent?. Children gnder 10. h Ifprice a.
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40 YEARS EXPERIENCE
DICAL SCHOOLS.
n n C II u II T. " A NJ 9

W requested tf they want Dr. Eyass 10 call At No;
Peck slip they call NJ the old stand they will likely be
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