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The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1842-08-26
BUT UOELD THE WOOL GROU'E.
BE BE.NEFITTED BY TWE
.NEU T.fRIFF!

Every Farmer by taking the bill and making Il
cast for himself, may answer this question. The
l'crgcaneS I'ermoHicr, IN ably conducted ncu-
trail paper, published at Ncrgcnnes, in this State
(rccenly phig in politics. asks this question and
answers it as follows:
"lit will not do ls let H. rot spend 0ns Time and or
breath in dcpCcatug in advance, the Veto of the pr,
dent; but let place the ccnsre where belongs upon
the authors and supporters Of the Bill, who while claim
ing to bc c friends of protection, have h,rcGutd the
interests Of the entire agricultural! population oiihc North
In oar humble but honest opinion. the growing int.
rest is inudcquatrv aud almost totally unprotected h, the
provisions ri the Tariff Bill before Congress. Indeed
the rate Ofdnty which ii imposes foreign wool were
d9Ubi'd, 1t would still be insufficient To enable the New
England irmcr To compete with the foreign importer
And we regard II rs matter Of very slight consequence
Ia the people of Vermont, whether the President ycocs
the Bill or not
A writer in the Fremont Patriot, subscribing
himself" .fRothcr Fdrmer," sets the matter in a
very clear light. After quoting SO much of the
Tariff bill, as II passed the House, as relates TO
duties on wool ami woollens, he remarks.
"Should this bill pass the Senate and be APPROX
ed by the President, the following will he the pro-
lection afforded the wool grower: On wool valued,
at the place whence exported
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1842-08-26
Repeal of the Independent
Treasury.

In hoi-liasi 10 undo what their predecessors had
done, as Il would seem, without sufficient rcrnrd
10 the public good, their first blow was aimed at
The then existing law regulating the collecting and
keeping the public moneys. The bill provided for
The naked repeal of the law. Attempts were made
by the minority 10 amend so when this system fell
some other should take lis place, and avoid placing
The Naiion's purse in the hands of the President
But the majority were ineNorabIe, and the bill was
forced through both houses with more than decent
haste, and received the sanction of the President.
ihey were NOT so fond of coupling two measures
IN The same bill, as they have become orh,c. ms in
case oi Tariff and Distribution, apparently be.
cause determined 10 pursue the very worst course
imaginable, they refuse to join them when Their, is
the cIcarest necessity for it, TO save the Nations
treasure from Executive control, and join them
when such connection Is sure 10 prove fatal 10 both
ED
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1842-08-26
The Bankrupt Lar.

The u RESTORATION OF cOnillcnce' wns one oc tho
principal inducements 10 change Of the admins
lntion. In this, as in all other things the don,i.
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BaoKEv sArxrr FvSp BANKS.
Sl.lfl,aA7


The law allowing the banks to commute for the yearly
payment Of half per cent by the payment of
per the capital stock and to pay in the notes of
broken banks with remission of interest expires the
18th of October The report Of the Comptroller
will be found in full in another column. The abomnabe
frauds committed, not only the bank fund but upon
the public and the sound banks will attract attention.
Two institutions viz the Bank of Buffalo and the Com
mercal Bank of Buffalo, had fraudulent issues to the
amount of s3669 equal to three years contribution of
all the banks Sound well conducted honest banks
required diminish their profits in order to make
good these abominabe frauds. Many the banks have
for time been unable declare dividends
of Their capitals being impaired and they to be still
further diminished and dividend day still further postpon.
ed to the injury of their standing and credit to pay the
debts of other or what the bank
commissioners il they neither detect frauds of such
magnitude the downward progress of banks,
until the capital is not only actually dssipatei but liab-
ties to nearly great amount in addition left unprovi-
ded for The Comptroller does not mention the probabi.
lily of obtaining anything from the assets Of the banks,
and therefore presume that is past hoping for.
The of affairs in New Orleans appears to be SINH.
lar to that which existed in Philadelphia after the second
failure of the United States Bank The people have not
yet learned that it is better to have bank paper than
suffer the existence of deprecated circulation The
papers teemng with plans and expedcns stem the
Of discredt which is sweeping the nsovent banks
to deserved destruction The following the
I'LL. IA.
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Passengers Sailed,

HAyRE-Packet ship OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Heckscher NYork;
Mr.. GcaGai1 Miss Cora Goudain Mr. and Mrs Ghoon Bos-
Sal and servant Mr. Araza OF France; Hermann Muller q
Kudoiph KGanss, Cpsac Charles Pn,dhomme, c Birke
lessor Cube-l3 in the stecrage.
LIvERpeoL AND HALrAx-S;eam ship Caledonia from Bes-
ion-Col Bell. Hadwn, w D 0xey VIM Muir, New
ASSpi Nh Bq Hs,5 New York; Richards. G1ns
Pierce, BeIsst Me McKm and lady, Baltimore Pol
lock- Boston; De Wilde Mexico; Horato Bland CHA
Ulysses Duey Jarnier Correa Lima; Yugle FANNY
Esss, and s friend Germany Robert Bach VIM Adams and
de Csrbomul, Charles Sheridan Havana; Francis Poyket
Paris SYLVAN, rance; Nj w Collect Liverpool James
narranan Italy Castagne, Castel Spain Robt Banden
HG1"Ini Ghas Turner Cagads James Gardner Glasgow
IT, Eckey Dana, jr, Boston; Mrs aud Miss Allison
MIS- star children and servant, Young Halifax; Mi
and Mrs Lyei Captain Ptte England Eus,s Prescott New
Orleans; Thompson and servant lreaad; Brane lady
ana children Thomas Dobson, New York; Miss Sincl
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state Of TrRic.

We cannot notice any material improvement in trade.
sugarPrces have remained toleraby steady but with
low movement Sales 400 hhds Porto Rico at &c ID:
80 New Orleans at 81 Al; 10 st Croix at II s.c 100
hhds and bbls ST. Martins 4c 400 boxes Cuba
u otc; 100 white at sic; 100 bbls brown Brazil at
i3c Al aucuon-l50 hhds New Orleans sold at 3ic, dark
coorsd 40 Porto Rico at At 4Ie. Taow-sales ofgood
Northefn al SC To- Tobacco-About 100 hhds Domestic
Lear nave been sold for export generally at SC. loo
BALES st. Jago were sold Ice short price mos. There
IS but little West adian Tobacco here, and that mostly
new crop. Nothing of consequence has been done in
manufactured BY auction-37 bales Cusa were sold al
~ l5te bales Yara 1917; II bales st. Domingo at i2i
aiss all cash. Wool-There has not been much inquiry
10 pales from Ohio, mixed lot common TO hall or three
quarter blood Merno, sold manufacturer at 26tc,
cash.
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Weekly Report of Interments

In the City and County of New York from the 9th dav of
July 10 the 10th day of July l0.,
IS Men; az Women 50 Boys ~ Girls Total, IT'S.
ApopIery, ,; Asphyxy q Burned Scalded Bleeding
Bleeding from Stomach Cancer o. Cholera Iniantum 26;
Cholc, o. Consumption, Casualties Constipaon /;
Conyulsions l2 Croop Hives Derium IRE mems Il Di
sTrhoea, 81 Droy 81 do in the head Il do in the chest O.;
Drowned /; Dysentery Debility o. Diabetes Eryspeas
Epilepsy Fever /; do PucrperaI do Remittent ;
Hopping Cough Inflammation, of bladder O.; Of Bran
do Bowels 81 do Of Chest do of Heat l. do of Lungs
de- of Liver, 81 do of Throat ]; do of Stomach 2; do OF
Murdered, ]; Lue. Veneea Moicaiion /; Marsmus
I2 Maormaon Of Heart o. Measles o: OldyAge 2; Or-a.
nc Disease of Heart o. Palsy, s. Rheumatism Rupture o.;
eide, 81 Teethng Tumor Il Ulcers o. liberation Of The
Throat, 0; Unknown, 0; Worms, |.
Under year, So; 10 years 22 to s. Isl TO- 7; 10
20 q 20 TO 90 l6 80 to 40 III 40 5o7 81 GO TO-
AS. - '
PLACES OF NATIVITY
United States 1885, Ireland England Z; Scotland 81 Ger.
many, Z; France Switzerland Srain o. Prussia OF Brit
o unknown,5. y ''
the abSys there from the Amshoue bellevue
,sand Small Pox do o. City Prison, City Hospital 0;
New Jersey, 8; Long Island, 2.
III.
JNQ II GRIsoOBl, CITY Inspector.
CITY Inspectors Office. July 49, l3i2.
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The public mind still clings to this worthless stuff for
circulating medium under the absurd notion that there
not specie enough conduct business The crops of the
people their wealth If they demand specie in pay
ment specie will come to them If they continue to
ceive this vile broken bank paper, they never will get
specie Instead Of devsng schemes to keep the paper
circulation ctthem resolve and not to touch dol
lar The whole matter will then be settled.
We have received valuable documents, from one
Of which compile the following table of the export of
-four from the United States into many foreign states
showing the quantity exported in $780, value here rate
OF foreign due, and amount OF duties paid -
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Foreign Importations.

LrvERPooLShp James Edward-4TG bars iron
Bnehana-i2 bales mdse O Patterson COP bales baggnc
LAWSON ~ crates case Thomlson-O0 pig iron
HINT Brock bSs Ghon2 Undehll COY AZ
Caldwell Coz bales wooIens rail bars 2lcC
sls.rtI DS' Tin pa5ss Php, DOdge hardware
order. ''"e' " 10 'AN
BBltmoreLs cks scho,d do-3o pipes gin woo-IO do
wine by Meran Benard-I0 pipes gin Meyer Stucken
- cks cloves to order. - - "N"
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-Nfohfs r LoUR IRON



From thst appears that the average foreign duty on
our export Of flour, 1910 to 81 IS pcr bbl 4,
1887 the import Of wheat in the United states was
$50 bushels, valued at foreign cost. ssbls25 or this
amount near 100000 bushels came from England and the
duties the whole amounted to $3.50 I4 or IN
81 per barrel Of -four In Belgium the duty on flour 10
regulated by sliding scale, and when wheat reaches
certain price, flour is Free was the in 1870 In
Spain the import of -four prohibited, and yet fair guam
iity entered. Let our high tariff men ponder upon
this and then their eyes along the whole northern
coast and ask themselves If dealers likely TO pay
per cent duty for wooen with such advantages offered
them The farmers have already discovered that while
the Massachusetts manufacturers clamorng for high
duties under the pretence of protecting the wool grow.
ers that they have Struggled 600 lbs of wool and
elucc the price Of the article nearly 10 per the
manufacturers have particle of sense left
they will petition be protected" by low duties hereaf
ter
n.
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The following directions w. ..Ss INTO 'YR o l Ssad s,1,
eered this day at the Department published for the
formation non Of those whom they may concern, viz:
eIs Gass 's q San me Sui
s Sns 9s the TS%sI 5s mSsn VIII
r riot boat on the bar and e with red flag heisea,
Iaed down. Ss. si Should fn ay of and
% e h heS winds TS ar sey o sanSo, 50 m es
from maj % l a %eS1
ia during these months they can anchor in ~ fahoms OF
s,,er. bgirins The Tower 20 bear INV. j..
oIe g less water than ca ho and stand TO sea as ar
Vessels coming from the South shopld navigate athSp'
S s, as snd s,s S %e4 being 0 to
o aSs S Se To%s b sa md e anchor hSI a Dc
when the prevailing winds are VITO Sc
The %nd s aiGRs
he bar.
The preceding directions good long the bar remain.
changes. and aSa to sT and EsE every or
poa Barr on TesT asohs Te ed fac
Ssn s9Stn the ns; ; should sail further South u1
North and vessel to the South she should sail further
If no IA: is hoi;tsd the Tower vessels will stand off and
o" 9s ase,DI, g. already described .,, ho
to The North and South sand O. different Endbu. muddy
Baf Of Rio GrsnSs, ] 18Th APRIL, 1872
-, IzIDoRo pA COSTA E .oLIvEIRA,
B-Thc palm 5 about English inches The signals for
vessels to hoist are the hitherto
and o riai of in the direction the flag is pointed by the
Damascus from Portland fr Charleston lying to under close
Foreign Ports.
CuEpEc July l3-Arr Safeguard Liverpool Cid 18th, Ann
Edgarl F%e VI WIZ SaIs H;?ps
S;a%; $dsas BS% @ BOW:
Ga iSSx Mary A BS his s%pton IiSelp
MosrRrsi, July 5~xu Eliza, Glasgow CID lih, Harper
ST. B,Rr, July lin port Pacific, of Philadelphia, for St
United states Ports.
CALAIS, July 7-Cld Mary Adams, Baltimore; Pilot, New
PORTLAND, July leNo arrival Sid American
Trinidad Arr 18TH Unexpected of New York from Georges
July ey Bs g. sa: La
$s.ss j%S ga Esss s%s%; Ss1 %F
psnanbpcohe L has board the body Of CAPTAIN Tobias
es1i iss14 R'is ss'o.s
aham pSisdtSas c%smDon New
asse esc . A M. Rss N RsAnsna III
sntd Ga gS ns av'
EcspenT " JS os Ps os Nassau
put in IN distress having lost fore ;op%ast and fore ,opgaan
Sa S I 81 heat 2s i' asa and sGfss
Capt Comery cents III. gale having been
Also Apphia, NYork; Alfred Thorne, do for Whining
ton NCu in in distress, with loss Of maiunast gafols
&c the northern edge Cape Hattera the gale o! Tues
day last; Mary Frances ST BsIt' Hampton Roads Ceyon
NYoik The Globe, from Charleston up James Rive
yesterday The Undins. for Portsmouth, Eng I'm
Hampton Roads last evening.
CHARLESTON, July l3--An Edward NYork; Atlantic Fai
River. Sid Catharne NYork.
SAVANNAH. July l2-Cld VIM s james, Providence. Ar
Glendover, HavIe
New ORLrAss July s-CIi Eb.n Preble Liyerpool; Nal
ory New York via Caaraston; Acenus B.ltimore Waite
Witch, Ven Cruz Arr Peronnei, Boston; Washington, Apa
l,chicoa. Cid 18th, Henry Lvenoo ST Louis, Philadelphia
Gibraltar. NYork. Arr Fanny. Kingston.
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On Sunday evening nth inst. from wounds received
the an of July from the premature discharge Of p
toll REUBEN GARRISON, aged 10 years and ii months.
On Monday, 18th inst, WM. II. HOLLAND, in the 3Sh
year Of his age.
At Staten Island 18th inst FnAscis of Geo. Ginning
er, aged years
nth inst, Mrs. CArHARISE JAMES. in the nth yearof
her age.
On Saturday 10th inst Mr. SYLVESTER INNS, aged q
years
On Sunday, 18th inst, Dr. CHAs. D. CoRNnLisor, aged
46 years.
AT King Street. Westchester Co.. 10th inst Mr. JosrpH
BANKS, aged II years. a'N
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Passengers to Arrive.

CHARLEsToN-Ship Catharine-D Paul and lady w II Gil.
lland lady child and nurse Miss Mendenha Mrs Doar
TWO children and nnr,e Miss Code w g Lane lady
NIB BaGh%an Miss Martin, Mrs Hsrlam. Miss Vidal,
nurse. w Read and lady, DR. 7 Mcnden6al s b Doar
Ieuyeag, l. Dewing Arnold, w s Hall, yanderzee,
schwerin Street w Caldwell, NJ Allston, Mas.
seti, U r. Adams A Poore-i the steerzge
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Cattle Market.

There plenty of cattle in market to-day. We
mean that there were enough for the demand At least
three hundred beeves sheep lambs cows and calves
main unsold Beeves ranged from S. to SIT cows and
calves from $40 $685. sheep from 81 IS TO 81 lambs from
sit 81 u.s. The quality appearedto be very good
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PORT OF NEW YORK, JULY 10. Is4a.



Cleared.
Ships North America, Lowber Liverpool Cbas II Marshsl
oristovh Colon Smith, Havana SpoHord Tieston & CO.
Schrs Amanda, Hudson, BlltImore
Plymouth, II Hayiland.
Arrived.
Ship James Edward, Howard DAYS from fiyerpooI with
mdse TO j. o. Wad-ls stecrage passengers four female
children born the Passed large quantities ice on
the lat Al So Ion is TO- passed large iceberg esiima
ted 300 feet diameter $50 feet above water 10th inst smoke
scr Ellen, from Prov mackerrI fishing had taken b
few The r. has had continual fogs for the last days with
SW. winds. -
Bark Gen Harrison, Bush ~ days Rotterdam h gin
Nc TO j. Wolfe. 23h ult lat iIjtta 80 H. spoke packet shin
England Waite days hence for Liverpool 70 steerage pas
Oreans, with wheat sc. to j. kelso.
Schr Tioga, Ward, days from Wilmington, NC with IA,
stores and coton 10 j. Ogden Sailed with Ellen Brown
Tor Phiade phs 10Th, of Bnegat spoke cir Valna from
NCaroiina for NYork.
Schr Wolcot Hoyt DAYS from wsnsb ro NC with naval
stores, 10 De Pes ster Whtm1sh
Schr Marion, Smith, days from Norfolk with wood 70 the
coal. = 800 '''''4' WIN
to Hartford. ' - ~ ''''
master. - ' "''" f4''''f y"
Soop Betsey RUSSELL 20 days from Mobile with lumber
90 una 70 New Haven put in to land passengers 2oth ult lat
~ lon 81 90 spoke bark rc 80 days Boston for New Or
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Married.
Died.

At New Haven. CT, Wednesday, 18th instant, Mr.
THOMAS CAVE, of Toronto, Upper Canada to Miss ELIZA
BETH LIsHMAN, OF the former place.
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PERSSE 81 BROOKS,
MO 6ILIBERTY STREET, between Broadway an

PERSSE 81 BROOKS,
NO. o sTF 81 TT 81. Ss~''n Broadway and
500 Casks ca:E: i SoSd G bleaching powder
50 Bales Chesterfield factory brown sbeetings.
o 20 cs sdsl" and Sit"fi z b Ia'ss :ma
B,Ies Cotton cspet'ng three and four yards wide
All Of which will be sold lowest market prices y lie
FACTS ARE Fo. sSTUsB9 I, THINGs-aIi slse ih,
jury To Be h,d Ike old me t7' WqE
s e SGs EFT sS%s% '1f SSf
RADIANT %a 'y ,Ss s1G
Tunop. 70 The Kin and compeIon and BY i,
Injurious health To be had above One Dollar bot
GoURAUD's VEGETABLE ROUGE
sse r ssss us nSs 70 s 6sm sS @
'' GoURAUD's BLANC D'EsPAGNE.
Or Spanish Lily Whit, mpars bright pure, life like sl.ba''
ter yhenss 70 ihe skim free from The uroa ops5,e, sg
elegant boIes At IS cents zach. -,
S. Dys J Mss"T Gsw NdfG
Humphrey; Princeton, seesrosk Boston Jordan Mls ST.
"A Hoboksa on WEDNESDAY, jay q. 1879, =
lance p SO OF 80 w Will ss vii TSs" Prize
the winning boat Ae . pr p m WIFI g. S'f s ' g, at
Working boats not exceeding 90 foot u lsnsh All boats wish
ssj Instant boats will be allowed enter aer
this date. .,,, -, ,,
A. acCARTY. at the Elysian Fields, Hoboken. jv7 lw.c
DROTON WATER BATHS, No. go Broaiway-Ihe
y rro0neior oi e Broadway Baths his the plesnr 70 an
eshcs ~ gohc th, he now prepared 20 furnish Baths
d. rcit and pure Water of thf troton River =. =.
Worm Cold, sulphur shower Var and various Medica
Il Baths always ready IL.
The indies, Department prepared for their reception
9Th suitable attendants. u.. o,,cr,
jy IL iw is.rc HENh1 pOhELL.
r LIVERPOOL COAL AFLOAT-Io tons Fembeiton
- Coal carefully lowered IN the hold iust arrived per bhp
ivpie anu 'V' '''' John HERDMAN,s 81 South suest
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MARITIME HERALD.
10 Shin, Masters.

We shall esteem favor, if captains of vessels arriving
here will give Commodore w A. bassett of GU, ne tls'
report OF the shipping left at the whence they sailed the
Spoken on Their passage M of their cargo and any
board them Immediately their arrival We will recnrocate
The favor in apvx
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lry- CHATHAM TIIEArRE.--This theatre was
crowded evening TO witness the performances OF
Yankee Hill who kept his audience in continued roar
of laughter by his rich peculiartes. Tonight he ap
pears sy saco and Hiram Dodge in the knight Of the
Golden Fleece, and the Yankee Pedar. In addition TO
which, MIR. Wood appears in the drama OF the Foulah
slave. The benefit Of the last named gentleman takes
place tomorrow evening when hope TO acrowded
house. .
lTJ- DIARRHQ,A OR LOsENESs OF THE BOW
els checked Immediately by Shermans Restorative Loren
ges. There is nothing in the world like shermans Lo
zenges They liked By all who use them ,he
remarkably pleasant and cure so quick a hede-
ache cured in or 10 minutes cough in few hours Is
q every day occurrence where Shermans i-olehges
used. l06 Nassau street is DIR. shermans ONCE
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City Despatch Post,

10 WILLIAM srtfhf-
PRrserpAL Orr,cE.-Letters deposited before nai-pSst
g. halpast 49, and half past O'clock VIII be sent out ior
delivery at Q, !, and O'Clock. ,.c,, al a
BnANcn OYycEs.-Lettcrs deposited before :, IL and
o'clock will be cent out delivery at g. and O'CLOCK
-I - ALEX NJ. GREIG. Agent.
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To Correspondents Abroad.

Our correspondents IN foreign ports
70 send ~ every vessel all the marine intelligence they an
ootan Nautical information of any kind from any one re-.
siding al home or abroad, will be thankfully received
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Passengers Arrived.

' - = ~
MoBILE-Soop Betsey-T Noel and family N Bagbee q
Watson, White, Roberts. Collins.
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New ORIrANsBg Raymond-I323 bbls $50 sacks wheat !
Kelso7 bbls pork Mbank-li0 bbls flour Barno Phsro
10 bbls 81 half do 80 kegs lard h becswax Suydam sage
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ANCSEAILlN -.

L - ' . -
NIBLO's GARDEN.
Extraordinary Ravei Family
Received Nightly icith Shouts Of Iaughter and An.
sp,rn XIX Snr g, an, e tsir gsrieas
THIS EVENING, July is,6 rhs psrons,s Ss will
GRAND oyERTURE
| LA FETE' eH HasiMSh
G ,ssS o"r9 A"oSs R R.ys
Doreas .o...n,.,N Nine Jerome Rav0i
Miss Wells viii d,ncs s.as, Pas of J,eO de xeres
comic French Va"q HoRT T sn be presented called
Ia ws al h Ms csan S 81 S 1 o
@enis ia he Grand ssloon a."'' '' 'e''''"
rE nff III oR fh sT raS%a
1 %as fa ps"se5, s G%, IpRa yss
ys";s ,s the Painter VI: E:oss S1
THE rnd 81 ssgslDfs y Mi'S5srcALr
r s % Gs SaSS that %at
nired par. q The will be given alter ihe psr
iormssnses Y the saloon are ever
,,Mus Musical Leader and Director. Mr. f woolc
Doors OPEN o'clock Entertainments to commence
CHATHAM THEATRE.
S. SAGE. ahF5sF'H 5 " s5 u..
Hiram Dodge. rAsffHf Hi, f fF Eisi1.s H.
c..s TdS % ;5si''; "a. S'iF Mr.. u..
doom. will opcn in future at O'clock and the cS1tn VIII
at quarter before o'clock gunslaally,
FoMERRRL RI g, Known Known AS PE ;h1s &UsEUMJ
M Master dtBERT youns Jug a
;6%ea q al WI? have witnessed ,hs%.
%snts Il Electricity with the Gavanc Battery and iheHonc
sSSo Is,ss Gar9,'i;s 70, be found similar establish
Of which, Master bert viii sppesr and 20 though f1 E.
dsIu 'ca hs T n Chofscksseond Gecian Games
Hsfss ss esn DfI% half price Day visitors admitted
A Great Treat for the public is preparation at this instu
AMERICAN MUSEUM AND iARDESs.
oI NoEf sSsSBa NSSHh dfHHfsu"A'
a ss fs5ssfs ss% ssf Fl. y ys'Sss
without WA e5P.ss Ths Node DC Ss Pqsn
fleet 3 GS any rs s To a. = RoR
RSp%9 sSs,', Ad Ia fs ds,ss
5sa
charge for admission the splendid Garden the top the
Admss,on to he whole Museum Garden and Entertain
vAUXHALL GARDEN:
.nd 1 % Sn nTs e. 8 % II px y
;:;sss TH u ae'S f 7; SCI: i M
M s5sfs. bsi!so ssss a
Somers, Mr.. Croker. and Corps de Ballet.
The GRAND BALLS, which have given such entire salts
faction this Garden, will take place each of the
week.
Monday and Tuesday Evenings, July 18th and 10th,
first night of the
GRAND ENTERTAINMENT
Entertainments to commence the Saloon So'ciock
. Iniermission from O'Clock until half past o.
Monday Evening, J, y 9h. perornanc ebbmmences with
ROBERT MACAlRE.
Robert Macaire, MIR. j. S. Browne
After which the Signal will be given for
COTILLION DANCING!
To be followed by
NEW WIFE AND OLD UMBRELLA.
Gregory GTizzle. J 5 Browne
To conclude with
GRAND BALL in the open Garden the Festival Floor.
Admission 10 the whole Entertainment IS Cents yi9 Scr
7NHE NEW ROCHESTER, THEATRE is now open for
the summer season. ladies' and gentlemen Of established
professional reputation who visiting Buffalo Montreal
aud wish TO take Rochester their way will please address
the subscriber.
EDWIN DEAN.
Rochester, July !, 1882. jy6 I'm inssr