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Wholesale Druggist, II Maiden lane N Y where il
may also be had at retail.

10 "THE TO NC MIXTURE."-This celebrated
remedy composed of five ingredients the active prnc
pies OF which are highly concentrated It is used
very extensively and with great success by the medical
faculty. for the cure of debility (rom whatever cause
dyspepsia nervous complaints Sold by the authority
the College of Medicine and Pharmacy of the city New
YORK. Price 81 per bottle Half dozen lin cases) S.
w. RICHARDSON, Agent.
Principal Office of the College Of Nassau st
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CARD AND AUCTION NoTICE.-Me.s-: BELL 4
~ HOWARD tThomas Bell and Robert Howard) give no.
tice to their friends and the public that Auction Com.
mission business ia all its nches and will Ne continued and
carried usna and the honorable terms old
stand No 81 Ann aud lis Fulton Liberal advances
goods consigned for sale
can b. depended The regular OF Furniture
Of MI descpton takes place Wedne and Saturday
Dry goods clothing fancy articles TUESDAYS aud Fridays
Out door sales OF groceries, furniture and all descriptions Of
property, attended TO. BELL * HOWARD,
Dc lm-ec THOS. BELL. Auctiopeer.
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NJ A RITIM Z H K r A l. ID
To ship Masters and Agents.

We shall esteem favor, il captains of vessels will give
70 Commodore ROBERT SILvEv of feet
porl shipping left the whence they sailed the
esse spoken their passage list Of their cargo,
oeign newspapers they have. He viii board them i'm
nedaely their arrival. Agents and correspondents
home or abroad will also confer favor by sending this
Office all the marine intelligence they obtain. Nautical
information of any kind will be thankfully received.
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p3- The most popular among the ANY places of amuse
ment now open TO the public, is the New York Museum
Inc performances embrace variety OF entertain
ment consisting Of Natural Magic ventriloquism Plate
firoueung, Singing REGULATIONS limitations Dancing.
dresses of Queen Victoria and the Duchess of Kent live
Aiblno Deer Mermaid picture gallery &C. all for one
shilling. performance th. afternoon n, a o,cloct
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MATTED.

On Thursday evening the 18th instant, by the Rev Dr.
Cox OF Brooklyn, HENRY J. SELpES to Miss EMILY NJ.
daughter of the late Sam. Stevenson Esq. -r
On Thursday evening Dec. u.s. by the Rev Dr. Berrian
c. CLAIBORNE Ferris, ESQ., to ANNA w. LAMB. "
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MALAoAShip Coue2aOO boxes aisns 1900 hf do 1900 or
do 1913 brs lemons $4,000 Broom
MALAoA-Bug WashngonI2,35O bxs Iasns 200 bdls mats
IO5 kegs grapes j Francia.
PARA-Bg Washngtons Barge2O0 bxs india rubber shoes
255 do bb bsam cepava az bk apoca 10 bbs JAG
bags india rubber bottles bbs do pipes 10 brs do sheets 10 b
02 logs furniture wood bxs do bird skins Allen
PaxsonI oox silver DAM Curris-l do shoes to order
ArGosTURABg Carone-l7, 400 hides 1000 skins Oechs
Kruger-5 bales indigo Schmidt X co.
PoRT PLATT-Schr Ene-i02 ceroons tobacco Z Kos
siere X co-30G do WIN Cummings.
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PETERS VEGETABLE SHILLING STRENGTHEN.


ING PLASTER.
0I7- The ne plus ultra of modern discoveries
Breast and back are full of pain,
sad Iisaster-saia disaster
Whaf, will make me well again
Peters Plaster Peters Plaster
Peers Plaster is the thing
Will cure you faster-curefa faster
Then the praises can sing
OF Peters Plaster Peters Plaster 1!
And oh the price-(a shilling clear
All may master-all may master,
So that all their hearts may cheer
With Peters Plaster Peters Plaster !!
In curing cold, or pain or ache,
Jacob Astor-J acos Aston,
All your wealth wouldn't take
- For fe ers Plaster Peters Plaster
This nestimable Plaster, which ia a certain and mme
dae remedy for rheumatism, lumbago, pain in the east
ssck' limbs &c, and for coughs colds teehng in chill
dre ard stiness In the neck joints sale at the
Principal Office las Fulton corner of Nassau street.
Price i2i cents, or one dollar per dozen.
Do wIsTAR's BALsAM OF win CHERRY
The great remedy for consumption affections OF the liver
asthma bronchitis pains or weakness of the breast
lungs chronic coughs pleurisy hemorrhage he lungs
1sssi NATURES own PREsCRiPTIoN.
nans or "Wild Cherry Bark combined with the IN
tract of by new chemical process approx
universally acknowledged the most valuable medicine
NO QUACKERY NO DEcEprIoN,.
In setting forth virtues this truly great medicine
have desire to deceive those who aborng un.
der siicon do wish to eulogize than it
justly deserves. Yet when look around and the
amount Of suffering and distress occasioned by many
the diseases in which this medicine has proved highly
successful, feel that cannot urge its claims too
strongly say much in its favor Sold l25 Fulton
street, corner Nassau.
90 AUCTION NOTICE.-Any quantity of elegant
Furniture, of all descriptions, both aud second hand
will be sold this day without reserve the large
~ Ann and lis Fulton SITS.
And at IL o'clock at No Ia John ST. the remaining slpen
did Piano Fores few Paintings Astral Lamps and Man.
tel Ornaments to close sales and clear out the store
BELL s. HOWARD,
T. BELL, Auctioneer.
lhy- BURNS AND OIL SORES ARE CURED IN
very short space OF me the of Dalley's Magical
Pain Extractor It's effects all pains truly magical
almost incredible ut it is the fact that pains in
in almost any pat fhe DO y relieved in five minutes
by its use. Mr. Daley has hundreds Of certificates
ocures Of some dangerous complaints from the most re
spectacle families in the sae They may he where
the salve DO had OF Maiden lane wholesale and re-
tail Also, at the other city agencies,
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GREAT INDICTMENT.

GREAT INDICTMENT.
SAXTON X NILES, Publishers, Booksellers Stationers
- aud Periodical Agents. 2o5 Broadway. Subscriptions
ceived for the following monthly magazines, VIZ
Godey'S Lady's Book
Smgeants New Monthly,
Ladys Companion, "
Boston Miscellany. "
The Artist
Brsndes Encyclopedia Of Science, Literature Art, So
Allison's History of Europe 81 for sixteen numpers
BAny person subscribing and paying for either OF the
above works for RENTING the cash free OF expense
shall receive with the work for which they subscribe either OF
the following works vz:Any OF the volumes Of Har-
Library Of Select Novels, consisting Of the popular
works Of the day viz Bulwer Pelham Dsowned, DeveregaS,
Paul Clifford Last DAYS Of Pompe Eugene AIam, the Stu
dent Rsnz Czsrin Self pev ',on Naboo at Home Sc or
Ladies' third editions Life Of Elias Cornelius, by Professor
Edwards $50 pages 70 no. Or by remltung - at one time
shall entitled either Of the above periodic AIS with
Of Jane Taylor's works, vols, price 50. die 1wssec
A PPLICANTs FOR PENSIONS whose cases have been
"A dsaowed have been adudged TO be for by
law especially widows who have become such since Jane 1888
may useful information and advice free OF charge
leaving memoranda Of their cases, BY calling, No
Tammany Hail. corner % Nassau and Frankfort ats on satq
day. Monday and Tuesday ney between the hours Of 10
and ~ each day. -rNsss.s 4ssaasA& d1 Tsrc
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70. ANIMAL MAGNETISM.--A child recently
wne IN the magnetic state what was good for
her ather who was supposed to be in the stages Of
consumption she said shermsn's Cough Lozenges Would
cure NM The Lozcnges procured and true epougb
'hey did cure him. II animal magnetism is all humbne
as many say, has saved the life of man. l06 Nosss
street one door above Ann is Dr. SIS warehouse Agents
no. 2I3 and 459 Broadway; 227 Hudson lss BoweTS ~
Brooklyn. '0i ''iee'
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Domestic Importattons.

ArALacaIcoLA-Bhg MesmoIa-te bales cotton + Richard
soL-ll Marvin co-2l Butler * Jones-33 Buck CO.
60 SpoTord, Tleson eo9t Colt co6i Wood Johnson
buit-lo0 Bolton, Fox Liyinrso Averill CO.
3cks Mayer.
ST MaRxs.Brig Hallowel-2iO bales cotton II Wsnng
son-l7 do e. Bolton, Fox Living ton-t7 Meli-3 Il Col
l,ns-6o Center co-5l Hobrook Nelson 4 CO. spesr
Patton.
Fox Livingston-5o Marvin COT bales w Hills
46 PrescottIi Barstow Pope8i q Collns--57 Smith,
Mills co-89 Woodbury-65 Bogar Kneeand-6i w
Howland 4 co--65 Waldol9 Henry Colt COLO Boor.
man. Johnston Co.'S Perkins * Hopkns-60 Victor
DucLwtz
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Foreign Importations.

HAvRL--Packet ship Rhone-D Cahodesu DR. Richie, Of
Fance MIR Moisson, Consul Richmond Henry Tower DR.
Coutarit.
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" TO ALL THE WORLD WHO Use TFATurp
~ ANY fohM,-ol oil Tannn, or leather restored. A
anS Most people know that skins
extracted from certain barks SC. ' u 'a""Hi
ne 10 &c and srenth OF the tannin is worn out
Win orust &c This all know To restore then
cIust v or bs,s strength smoothnes reT e
the Leather ners. mresiore the tannin This ;ove al
h VIRTUES Of are in this article 1me but the
ha peneiAIes the stfest and har' Le OH Tannin-
% l"ehy years IN use and if !. lest leather, ii it has
ers, ~ imparts at once tears easily with the
diole until seen II becomes myth that is utterly mere
specs with delightful like new leather in all re-
leather completely >ofness and polish, and makes all
particularly boots perfectly imperyious to water
trunks, and in shoes, carriage tops harness. hose,
splendid polls act all things made OF leather giving
least doub a, even higher than leather has and at
ner the Ing It's wear and durability, in whatever
N leather is used These are facts.
me genuine unltss with the fac smile signature.
49, COMSTOCK &CO.
wholesale Druggist, II Maiden lane n Y, where it
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PORT OF NEW YORK, DEC. ~, Is4a.

I n FULL Noor '-..',,ss 20
4 "a aIsH wArsR'.' &" ~
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traor5;narv 'HA'"h u THE RrPuBLIc-The most x
=; ,o ~'u'e .. the great theatrical revolution now
On tbc ''e unprecedented patronage bestowed up
i. mcds performances in the Bowery at respectable
gres - '''ns tue oPPosiuoh al 'he
A"Cow Fem" and other tenpenny shows that have re.
atty been got up the cheap and nasty system The
ddences at the beautiful Amphitheare composed ge-
neraiy o; the families of esteemed citizens and
distinguished strangers. The management may rely UP.
on continuation ofsuccess. while it for respeca.
bic refined and an intellectual public. The interior of
me Amphitheare is comfortably warmed and ventilated
ana the performances chaste, elegant and varied
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BY y. J. BEARNS. Auctioneer.


Liberty ST. e hRds and barrel. superior seoS xls
saturday l7hHapd.ome Furniture O'Clock. at lie
bond and morga assortment household urn
pillows i nsgy l I ins
eaed %eDg and xne MAHOGANY Sa x and
eos orc %S S,t e o @
s wn SSS ,o Of and nd, %s
deerSSa Ia r%st,isses 's ps.te. beds
!s ias 'Sssrs :
aGo% silver
f fsS, yod HES S ~ Msa.a r fulton Sale
& S sayog n The sale will
A UCTIoN NoTICE-sale Of Oil Paptires-A Levy will
Isl BdaG ON sa ION s 81 S.naS % IA
aud masters just received the Pomona from Amste
dam and md are by far hs best col lection Of original petus. Of
this eountry for Europe The lovers of The
resd a as invited call and view
"a WAJEkPR0oF BooTs-Gum- Elastic Shoes
suitable winter Sf' Xoa large s
5 and for ns
the hest quality N gre? abundance All the above article.
a. the
Shoe Market so Canal ST. north east corner OF Hudson st.
NL"boRffoRr Bank Note, s. ec J. ssYLLvEsrER.
DIR 80 Wall st aud 1870 Broadway.
NORTH South Carolina and Virgnia Fund. wanted at
S very low rates. by 80 Wa. :,!ses s ad 1S pasdx.v
itat they have received their fashion. for
Caps-a vanev Of styles for youth and chldren The
Turban much BY
them Also style OF cap. convenient 10
gentlemen travelling
n29 imsr log WILLIAM ST.
OFFICE OF THE AUBURN ROCHESTER,, RAIL
ROAD COMPANY
CANANpIGUA, Dec 9, l8<2.
A sEMLANNUAL dividend OF per cent on the capital
"A stock of this Company will be paid the third day OF
January Shareholders whose stock registered in the
city transfer books Of this Company will receive payment
the Bank of the State of New York the city of New York,
and those whose stock registered in the city will be paid
their dividend at this Office
BY order of the President and DiIecors.
dA to jy 3r CHAS SEYMOUR, Treasurer.
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sales Mt the Stock Exchange


20 shas Jefferson Ins. lO7 so Long Island
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Home Ports.
PORTLAND, Dec BAR Proxy, Bradford, Thomaston-aer
gong on The railway for repairs VIII proceed Tor savannah
Nichols, do fer NYork Cid Acenus Skolfed, Havana.
salem Dec i3-Cld Lucilla, Perkins, Samatra.
BosToy Dec l5sgnal for bargue. Cid CONVOY, Carney,
Kingston Jl Walpoe. Thomas, NOrleans Token Loveand,
Bamore Page Nckerson, and Palm, Hail. NYork Arr ltth
Saah Jane. Fletcher Smyrna. -
GLOUCESTER, Dec l0Au Banner, Brown, Kennebec for
York.
Nyw BgproRp, Dec l3-Arr Republic, Sowle NYork.
EpGARrowN, Dec BAR Amanda, Ames, Havana for Bos
ton; 2th Champions Drew, Nantucket for Nfork; Senator
Robinson do do Sid all the other vessels that have since
18th, other, the P Nevus, (Brl for ST John NIB
PRovIDErce Dec 1i-An Maria, Wlbour Philadelphia via
NYok; Con Brainard Potter. NYoTk Sid i3lh QueenHow-
land Baltimore. -
Vgina Mississippi CroweIl Norfolk for NBedford; Rich
mond, and Freeman, Thoma for NYork.
PHILApELrHIA Dec l6Cld Baltimore, Eldridge Boston,;
United States Callahan, NOheans.
GEoReETowr, DC. Dec i3-Au Lady Clinton, Cranmer, N
York
NORFOLK, Dec 12Cld Corssir, Doman, Gpoo. Arr lllh,
John Hoagand, Denman. Fishing Bay for Maven. The
following vessels have nto this hbo account Of bad
weather:-yohn Lancaster Richmond for Savannah DR.
Franklin. Tuue Nsnticoke for Maven; Josephine Robin:
son Mobile for Baltimore; Amy, English James Rive for
York; Gil Bias Charity and Mary scoichburn Rappahannock
for NHaveu Abigail. Abbott Sedgwick for Rich mond.
ST. AUoUsTISE, Dec sid Maria, Atwell Baltimore:
MoBLE, Dec s-Cld Reform. TiIysu NYork: Arr Francis
Num- Watt Lyerpoo Morea Fl ,nde!s, New York; Henry
Newell Martin, Portland; William, Croker, Matanz's Queen,
Eldrdge, Falmouth.
NEw ORLEANs Dec 4Arr Mddlesex Grozier Boston; Ar
kansas, Blu CESS NYork Rochester Owen. Bah Me; Cha
teaubriand Laborde Martinique Iris Memyman NYork;
Bashow Howe. Boston; Emerald, Franceyile, Poydence
Street Haley Key West; Caroline, HILL Malaga Neuva RAJ
niontta, Sp) Vera Cruz.
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FEMALE PHYSICIAN

"a LISPENA ARD S T r f E T.
MADAME COSTELLO Female Physician, still continues
M with astonishing all diseases peculiar to
females
Suppression regulaty obstruction &c by whatever
produced. be removed by Madame C. in very time
Madame C medical establishment having undergone thorough
repairs and alterations for the better accommodation of her
patients she prepared to receive ladies the
Of confinement those who wish to be treated for OBJ
struction Of their monthly period
Madame consulted her residence No. Lispcn
ard at all times and with srcest regard
Al communications and letters must be posIa'd
die I'm dy&wySr
COLLECTIONS all parts Of the United STATES made
~ the favorable terms by -
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: CHATHAM THEATRE.-An extraordinary bill is re-
sented for this evening. The favorite comedy of
the "Water Party" the interesting drama of the
" Maid of Erin" and the laughabe farces OF the
Young WIDOW" and ''New Lights" all piece OF
acknowledged excellence, must draw crowd ed
house. The uninterrupted course of success viii ch
attends the Chatham be truly gratifying TO all
lovers OF chaste and refined style of amusemer It
In the performances here, nothing be found 10
offend the sensbillties of the delicate modesy
but, on the contrary, the plays selected with
due observance of the rules of decor am, and at the
same time TO give evenings ente ftainment of the
most lofty, amusing and intellectua. character
90 II hardly possible, that the representations
made by Barnum, OF the American Museum, regarding
the Dwarf exhibiting there should oe Yet aston
hng may appear is atheless true to the let
ter There little oli-f Joking gentleman swag-
gering about with in hand aud talking as freely as
member of Congress- and gu te sensibly as many oil
those gentlemen do, and ct this mannikin is only one
foot and ten inches high ad weighs but fifteen pounds,
He is the smallest AMI the biggest star that the world
produced He was ied 10y many families yesterday
Day performances take place there three o'clock this
afternoon, by the Lipu' ian Family, meche'
figures; Also Miss HOOD Celeste, the Gpssy =, =,
sherman, sc. BY the We y, this Mr.. sherms' ', W.
most admirable singer on the Amer - :,
has sweetness and n oh melody of nc
possessed. '''s 'e"o" hoa'u VI
Mp
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City Hall and Twenty. Line will as 70
lows From 80 A. M. every minutes throughout ne
day till p M aud Sundays every minutes rare
Ga cents
New Rochelle Mamaroneck Horse Neck North Castle Rob
bins Mills and White Pa'u will tske Che 9eoes
train from City Hall Passengers for fonken VIII LAKE ueS
o'clock, A. NJ and O'Clock, P, NJ trains from Cty hM ~,
,h Dec apa ID jan ne csT WI, ~ N H
nso imsm
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dl7 % Wall and 1870 Broadway.
"a TO LET-The convenient two story brick house.
" No A Robinson well calculated FIR two families aud
EM. half will be let TO each family II desired. Apply at 21
Front street. die cod itsr
"a WANTED to hire the LIST OF Nay next, and after
f.. below the Park, in the vicinity. apartment
2 po'ed Of three four The upper part Of the
small house. line left this Office for A. with
indication OF the rent and LOCATION will be attended to.
an dassr
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Baltimore.
Ma. EDITOR
WAsuISoToS, June %, 1912,
[Conesrondence ofthe HERALD


BALTIMORE, June 3d. 1915?
Ma. EpIroR-
These emphacally days of excitement. For the
third time have been accommodated the veto Of Cap
tain Tyler came last night, hot and smoking from the
Capitol Our citizens are NY pleased with hi
proceedings In reference 10 this climax veto. We go in
here for home manufactures the encouragement Of home
industry and for tariff protect those great principles
So great is the sensation that it would be fair figure tc
say the people mp arms" There is calculating
Gin my opnon) the deeerous effect of this veto ct the
present state Of affairs
News OF the defeat and second bsck-ou OF Gov Dorr
reached us this morning From previous indications
however, hadceus to Anticipate; such result Abou
these days l. is natural feel patriotic but doubt IT,
policy of Dorr and his adhercnts.
Ayoung named James Spencer lately returned frot
long sea voyage, committed suicide yesterday abou
noon by hanging himself with rope, end Of which
he fastened rator In his fathers house the other
hisrcck, and thus swung OF into eternity He had beer
given 10 melancholy well as TO intemperance.
John sinton another Of the Nicholson robbers pu.
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upon trial in the City Court yesterday whs. is lttl
singular the entire panel Of regular Jurors had eithe
or were eremptorily challenged, and was with diff
cany that jury could he selected after summonng six
Walsh, James NJ Buchanan and W. w Meredith. Esos
are couhsei Tor the prisoner. q. r.. Richardson ESQ., q
WhoIe team IN hmselD assisted by w n. Collins ESQ
usorge Wooton, colored man. charged with killins
r 'onn ireland in March last the village of Noting
nam, rrihces George county, Md, tried at A. A
Iourt TINS week, and found guilty OF murder in the r
aegree: Sentence Of death pronounced upon him b,
business is dull Flour is selling for Stockholders
City Mills ask So new North Carolina Wheat was soil
oy me cargo yesterday at 81 l5 Pennsy ana old Whit,
was sold at $3.50 Corn 30 81 cents Rye 81 65 cents
Ost' 80 81 cents Whskey 10 in hhds and 20 cents
Dds wheeling money 8 per cent discount other Vim
gina paper ~ do Yesterday tho thermometer stood al
s--to-dsy it will be as hot Your,
RODERICE
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PHILADELPHIA.
RODERICK.
Correspondence OF the Herald


PHILADELPHIA, June 20, lsi?
We have dreadful hot day here-decidedly the
warmes of the There is no business doing and
.othing to prevent general rush to fashionable water.
Eng places and visits to country cousins but to get
out Of the city.
The veto message OF the little tariff bill by President
Tyler though generally expected has created little
nuering among the Clay Wings who thought that they
had the President conered" by its passage few
such bold stands he has taken in this veto and John
Tyler will successfully combat the belief heretofore
tcrtaned that he lacked the necessary back his
principles, and to battle with faction
About hundred and fifty Of the cotton workers
gagged at the Globe Mills Kensng;on being all the force
OF that factory discharged to-day. Considering that
thsuncmployed OF our city previously large nun
ber this addition must add materially to the poignant
suffering and distress experienced for of employ.
ment | have never known a time when half so many
persons were so wholly idle Below city every day
may be seen hundreds of men seeking to xiii time and TO
supply themselves with dinner, fishing for perch and
cells. When this state Of things will find remedy is
more than can at present be foreseen.
The Mechanics Bank iof this cityw specie pay
ments on its liabilities tomorrow This is gratifying news
and if fully sustained and carried out as doubt II
will be- will found as profitable to the Bank crafty
ing to the community As stated yesterday the bank
had concluded to defer their original intention Of resum
ton on the first for few days but subsequently resolved
lest the object in deerrng the day should be msnder
stood to resume as had been announced on the first OF
July.
Herr Dresbach, the celebrated German wild animal tn.
mer has arrived in this city with his collection of lions IT,
gers eopards augars ackals panhers and other favo
rites of the description which will be exhibited this
evening at the Walnut Street Theatre. These the
animals whose cats with the wonderful subsection which
the owner has acquired them and their exhibition
dociy and sagacy have excited much attention and
drew such large crowds both at Boston and New York
They will doubtless be as attractive here
M'Arann's Garden is doing very fair business, being
daily advertised by hauling tall wagon thicky pacard
ed with bills through the streets by horse power Be-
tween the garden attraction Professor Johnson Mag
nctsm and the animals the Walnut street Theatre our
citizens are furnished variety of amusement.
Colonel Webb has determined to return home the
I'd inst His veal daily improving.