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N, - w,w Ac0Py-rfmissSnv GIBSON, c,s.

United States Count ioT the Eastern Distinct OF var
ginia, 2Sh Nav. Si2.
IOIlN COCK, Ol the county OF king queen, h-N.s
J filed petition praying that he n,ey be deoisrede
II IL ordered that all claiming 10 DC
OF the said John Cook to the Court on The IN
DAY OF July Why the said Jahn Cook DO nSi
uankTan; 10 Tue of Congress- In that heha
ana tai copy this order be published IA The ne~spA'
pc rs accorilnx 10 the 22i and 2ih rules OF CcaEt
A copy-resic. 1870 -
INA p w5w HENRY GIBSON, OK.
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ssICHMOND, FREDERiCKsBuRG AND POTOMAC
RAIL ROAD.
fsa ~
NORTHERN AND SOUTHERN LINE.

GREATLY INCREASED EXPEDITTONi
f!NIE public respectfully informed that with the view
u ofenabhng Travellers take advantage Of the
mail arrangement north Of Washington as 10 reach
Philadelphia the night OF the day which they leave
Richmond the viii and after this date leave the
Depot al Richmond al u A.
Travellers leaving At ms hour. reach Washington by
q. VI Baltimore r NJ Philadelphia ~ the course
81 the night and New York early the day ulkng the
Tip between Richmond and Philadelphia in tweniy two
and between Richmond and New York in iriywo hours
THOMAS SHARP,
una q Agent Of Transportation.
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ANNUALs FOR LIE sEAsoN-

y Ms FDN III SkASDN.
ELORA's Dictionary. BY MrsE vs. Wit
e1 ~ Frances = O..ori ~
The iaIica' Com,aniYu e. tho FI9vsr C,,s., ID, NJ
ir4fIs | ~ ~
D. T. ofelsIi .nd Fruit GARDEN .elalins the Forcing
TIC Al.t-alti, ..N flr al. Seasons
FlpT-s L. VcOu iutergrsf1Isu ~ TIC language -I
sentiment. I'd Movers Pr .an by
a. IL SMITH, DINNER & MORRIS
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NInsiNIA-AiK ues, he'll ,u M, ,I.It7s ,,rir. : I,
" We witcnt superior Count OF Law and Chanc-ry Tor
h,Ss m,nam county, ON Monday, tho 9Th OF June lsi9
"'"t "ANsn.'' flantin.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-06-14

NiWGNA- IN CinHreV-ht Hucf holden iu tho
v ricrk'a once NJ fie Cfcuif rurcror Court VI sv,
and Chincory for King William County on the t day vi
Juno, 1872
Christopher q Davis Reuben " DAVE, Hartman Hughes
anil Merry hr wife, who before her intcruarrisrc viii
siid liarinln Hughes MARY hp''hi Pits.
Against
Robert Ii1, IT, cx'or ~ f" ha will and lebanon NJ
John King docd and Christopher T0mYkn4 lefe eicr,0
Of King william county and comuueo admir- H. L,,.t,
non with The will annexed n Reuben Dnear deceased
The defendant, Robert Ill., Ir oa'or 81 the -, an
and testament ~ John Mug decd having cn,c,c &c
appearance and RVeu security ACCORDING 10 Tho ,.t ~
scnhly nnd e Nniea ~ hs Coufi, and IL appearing nv
s1ssct9ig eNlloncc lai no if not nm nhafifant ~ 2
hefo og We IrH Monday In August noxt and answer ny,
ol l.'-i SOL lha copy " This order bo oriIvi,b
i .t,, !. r',.' hoWarapef published in the etv ~
49,, W We m.niis aueccssiycly, AMI poste AZ tlo
Copy-Tcstc,
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NOTICE.

THE subscTiJetshsving oeucd their ne W SisTo II the
above the Bsnks. Main street. respectfully ra'.
CT share ut The uubtc patronage. All medicine ani
prescriptions will bc compounded with great care any n1
iuicrur article sold In Articles ua, e oil tanned
al any hour in the night.
BOLTON & HARRISON,
DuugEst1 ani Apothecares,
Corner above The Rs1kf.
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TnE YOUNG peoples BOOK,

FOR MARCH.
TIE present number is ombelishej with a splendid
MezN'unto enii'lcd6oing to the Springs, will other
smaller crgrayuga
Tho c1ucnts arr frolnth peus ~ Arthur Blchc. san
lcrs9u, Walter Miss Rant Rev Kennedy, The Editor
Professor Ftpst and many others.
Subscription only g. per year, single Nos. A.. cts.
Cav soon AZ tis Periodical Agency Office, Main street
ncyt door TO Esans' China stofc.
mli " LYON
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I
NfIki- ft8unetr. atfzsf
- Misses straw, Logon tfI Ipiytine H,areta
AMI Fancy B0nneis '''' '-''
AMI. ial ingcrH
Tie above Gno1s arc al of ff 10 ue,.ea ami me-, ct
iouatle flylr7, aui Will be- po.I I4,s.
ALSO,
Gcr1cnen'. ami b. riraN Palm. Manila and L..
born Ulf., 40 ! q a. S~fkd.fia,t,. 49,
1rIi New anI fHeiu Gosh Dfy Cot sfo,e
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IIlnaINIA- Al r,,l.. l....l-,l.. - -. =

ViNGiNtA-A rules heliin the CLERKS onec -, ~.
superior Court ~ ttauceTy. ter the Rclinon,I 49,,
sm thc ~ Gay of May, 1872 Thomas Wilson and ro.,,
msn, m.ichanis aud partners, trading under Tho O,n,
OF m w Aen' pitts against Thomas Flack and
,ne uo'cha above nano, not having entered his Nh.
p'aaVc '.u kNcn security according 10 The sci al A..
.,y e,l mc rules OF this Court aud appesTnr hy
satisfactory evidcNcr that ha 10 not nm ,pt ,
, IL Is ordered That the said Defendant a,
w, 80, ' ulcs Do h,i on the first Monday in Au
10y OF tts oniSr be forthwith Ia some new
paper InbShcd In the City OF Richmond for Two noo,
ssyey, and posted the trout door of the Cu,I ~
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-09-19

have fallen into their trapor the other hand il
the western farmers get sufficient for their goods
down the st. Lawrence, by smuggling goods in return
British capital and British shipping will monopolse the
from the provinces, and American shippers AMI
merchants, in common with the manufacturers will
meet the ruin contrived by the latter. Let the far
and producers who nave lent to the voice of
the charme watch the still downward tendency of all
produce consequent upon accumulatng stocks without
foreign vn and the other hand watch the rising pri
ces o. cloths cottons and manufactured goods These
after will go up until the brings the smugger TO the
relief ofthe consumer.
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Domestic ImportatIons.

TX isae s.ss-f
30 bbls pork hhds WmA
g bales cotton Ph Wasserman7 hid. tobacco Robert
nard co 1853 buffalo robes Crooks coSOs sacks
wheat Godfrey Robson639 bales cotton ISL do De La
NEw QphEANs-Shp Hilah, (repcrted yesterday.l-llsO
pig; lead IL FiedaOo DO order-sOo Phelps Dodge Co.
Osborne B.asg-5o Murayoass barrels corn meal
ga k %sa Os R,vd GEgas DO :; H,ss soon New
w r James Field, Thompson Coz castor oil ComstocG
Gos. hS Ss saTsr k%1 sr h, IT.
Rettcnorth2 boxes U OS pkgs Komager-I cask bees
odssSs e box HiG BALES
Masters Msrkoe y Co-27 cotton l. Maitland & Co-3i
H bales cotton aSs sIh AppsSyS So1e
Jacob Bqsh-7 puns rum and boxes w Harrison95 kegs
BI.6oro Bso ocie. Sea D
FtuCShwangsr-l hid tobacco Masters, Markoe Coz
CHARLEsroN-ship Allen (reported yesterday)-i pkg A
Lynch io iierces rice Forers Fners eo19 bbs honey
6 Gregcry-9i casks rice Her Renrash Vsndomeol bx
RasseIl-i do Lawrence-i2 bales cotton per order.
rice r Do sm apossS Xiii. ss do e f f.
Plot lie Bsrber-so Shnbal Hntchings-so bales cotton
Wells Spng-ioO L Mstland-lo pkgs mdze 800 boxes
CH4ELEsroN-Brig Tybee-la terces rice W Benefits
Mkoe coli boxes olives Forbes75 casks rice Victor
100 !" I bales cotton g. casks Iee smith Mills
sAvAxssM"B%s wilson Sae-ss bale. cotton Bronson
cotton Dbl Grayes--s bales Wolfe Bishops
Wiams-52 do 81 ties rice order
50 Bolton Fox bales cotton Brown
b,s mdze w Taylor-3o bales hhds cask Is
Basbe,12e do yarn Weed Ms1L3l bales eos,Sn H Tail
100 casks rice Bolton Fox x Livingston.
sAyAsTAgGBrg Cn,9n-c59 css rice CedweI3oo bales
to order.
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PRICE PEI 900 HANKs-35 DozEN.

SELF AcroRs.-Twist Is. lOd., welt Is Sd.
RovERs LIsT-Spindles, $50 turns, "a draws, 40c
price lod All turns spindes and draws above and be.
low this list to be paid in proportion Gas I'D per Ugh.
Resolved That we work no. more thanten he urs per
day for FIVE days, aAd eight Saturdays. r-Wages
to be paid weekly.
There wages demanded the same "a those of 1870
and about equal average ses or 81 20 cents
per week for each spinner and are 100 per cent higher
than they have been lately gs So great advance
the spnners would not accede although moderate
would have been paid To stsppage of the mills pro-
duced scarcity OF yarns and goods Manchester which
caused an advance OF TO 10 per cent in price, and there
were still large order which could be fulfilled until
harmony should b. restored 1t thought the advance
would not be ma lntaned when work should have again
commenced.
In American stocks, nothing whatever was DONE
had the any degree improved in regard to them
In ree the tresty the Bankers Circular has the
follov,ing -
II. appears that, far acquainted with
pAe terms the Government deserves much credit for
promptly settling differences with the United States.
We should If we had been nvnced that they had
conceded something more than ought to be conceded De-
commercial and moral benefits of well as general
political considerations Of such unspeakable impor
that shall be glad to find the peace concluded is
altogether satisfactory to the intelligent and respectable
classes Of the great Repabic 1t may be prelude to
merce between the two countries. We have never
teraned much doubt Of favorable issue to this long
pended question: since we printed, IN the supplement- OF
July 22d, the following opinion Of Mr. Everett which is
worthy OF repetition -" wish, from the bottom Of my
heart for nothing else but the speedy and honorable ad
justment of all the questions in discussion between
cheers), and most happy am to say, that from all the
means OF information at my command, such effect is
likely to take place cloud and continued cheerng)."
From SO cautious dipomatist we thought this sentiment
emphatic and significant.
The immense failure which took place at Altoona
time snce of the house of Santos Moneno Co. proved
to DISASTROUS The liabilities 1000 900 marks
or floo,000, which offering at per cent They
were due as follows =
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Total circulation, f35 ,2s 35,is3. 900 I6O,- O2
Buion in the Bank Of
.l..l q aao


England, f9.ss3.Ooo 957O.O0O $4,000
This shows the fact, that the bullion the bank has
enormously increased and that that institution is
ing ITSELF while the joint stock and country banks doubt
less influenced by the riots have curtaed. The removal
OF this latter cause may induce general ipaation and
activity OF business The bank issued the usual
ce of discounts fixing the rate OF interest 81 cent
which reduction. The condition of the bank after
the estry of large quantity of wheat for consump
on and the fail of wheat 5ss per quarter which raises
the duty to los per quarter, would appear sufficiently
strong to warrant degree of beralty The foreign
changes We're also in good condition The rates
follows at the leading cities
RATES OF ExsHAsoE AT CHEF CITIES.
HAMBu &c, Aug. 10 lS42-Amsterdam I'm, 36,06 sti-
and shillngs banco for fl sg; Geneva, 3m 1872
cents for p Leghorn lire, for 800 banco.
Pans Aug 3l-Amsterdan, 3m, 20Sb cents, for form
Hamburg 1861 ce ts for ] p; London, 25,a5 francs
and cents for Ell sg; Geneva 9s cents, for lire nuova
AMSTERDAM, Aug 3O.-Paris, I'm, 56S grotes, for 3
francs; Hamburg, 35,li-l6 grotes, for I p; London
1913 forms and stvers, for f sg Genoa All Of
orins for lire nuova Leghorn 4os cents Of FORMS for
] lire.
LONDON Sept. 2-Amsterdam. 3m, 1851, Rotterdam,
1885, Antwerp 1914 forms and svers, for lie stg; Ham.
1878 francs and cents for f stg Lisbon 90 days. 52i
pence sg, for milrea; Geneva, 3m $500 lire ne. and
cents for stg.; Leghorn, 30 30 lire for Ell stg
Bu.LIos PER oz,Gold standard, - silver do. allt
yam las, Al 900 weighingabout S66 OF.
In the manufacturing districts the immediate difficulty
between the workmen and the employers the rate Of
wages The following list of the technical prices de.
manded by the operatives of Manchester
MgLx SrINNINo.-Speed OF the RIM 200 revolutions per
minute length of draw 60 inches the speed Of spindles
never to exceed $500 revolutions per minute.
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Foreign snlportations-

Rio DE JANEIRo-Brg Kentuckvl29 bags coffee Fielder
600 DO i2 e,; logs MornS-iSoo bags eo.e
Hitchcook-22 bags coffee TO order.
HAvANA-Shp Cristoval Colon. epored yesterday)-JiO
bxs 80 hhds do 30 honey so bales lot of old
vas logs Spanish cedar Spoford Tleson Co36 bxs
Fred karck-22 do do Rob to do Corra2 do do
Hogan co., bales mdz PBroavlle12 g bxs D
do DegIove-l do do Paul PoH col do do B Rhodes
COT bales wax Moses Tayor-i mdz Grips do
do Muller-t cs 37 boxes Go.quo-3 do
bales tobacco Aymar co-ioo bxs Renoud s.
co3 bales bbls mdz Somanos Brohenl box Ball Tomr-
kns Black boxes segas Center col package Pcaba
TURKS IsLANDShip James Edward( Reported yesterday
-22, 900 bushels rat TO j o Ward
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Died,

On Sunday, 18th inst Mr.. THOMAS SMITH, in the nth
year OF his age.
The friends Of the family and those of his sonin-law,
Mr. s. Thresher respectfully invited TO attend his m
neral tomorrow afternoon at O'clock from his late resi-
dence, Batavia ST.
On Saturday. 18th inst of Inflammation of the lungs,
MARY ANN HART aged years and months only daugh-
ter of Edward Harte, Of this city.
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Passengers Arrived.

RIO DE JANEIRo-Brg Kenucky-Capt Sands and lady of
Baltimore; Mr. johnson. of Rio.
HAvANA-Ship Cristoval Colon--E La Roche.
ANrIGuA-Schr Constant-C Sanderson MIR Philps-6 in
the
New ORLEANs-Ship Orems-Capt Bebee, lady, chill
dren aud servsnt; MIR Cooper ia the steeraee.
SAvANSAH-Bre CiintonMrs Andersen, child and
Miss Gray-3 in the steersge.
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In relation to the suspension Of the American Fur Com
pany recently stated that largely connected in
St Louis We believe however, there is but house
there connected with the company and that had but
small nterestjn it.
on tho Oath Of March last we.cauoned the public in
relation to the bills of the Chatauque Bank the Bank Of
Lyons and the City Bank of Rochester, at which time
the bills Of the two last refused by the brokers In
aluson to remarks the Express and the New York
American, published the following =
There have been aoa for the last two days
favorable to tive three banks out Of the city We
ports have no foundation whatever and that the banks al
ude to are prosecuting their ordinary business entirely
free IRON embarrassment"
few days after Mr. Patchem cashier of of the Al
bany baHks and agent for the redemption of the bills
published letter. full Indignation in which he stated
tina, he would guarantee the bills of the Bank of Lyons
and the Chatauque. Here was clear combination be
tween two Wall street papers, the Bank Commissioners
and Albany cashier to sustain bank which was then
in credit and has terly failed under circum
stances of disgracefu character These persons
should all be held responsible.
At a meeting Saturday Mr.. Law, who has had the
controversy with Mr.. Watt selected of the drec.
tors the Harlem Railroad Company As of the d.
rsctors remarked "they wanted somebody to answer
duns" which rather thick oflate.
The first flush of the tariff having passed away the
public s beginning its legitimate influence in de-
stroyng and trade. The first effect felt by
mechanics Several fine shps previous to the passage
ofthe had been put upon the stocks have since been
tountermanded and the activity that sprnging up
under the prospect of low tariff has died away. There
is also demand for money for commercial purposes
Capital engaged in those pursuits must seek another di
recton because the government and the1
having raised artificial barrier between and foreign
nations All whose living depended directly upon that
tbara m huil etev
dores ropemakers ironfounders carmen merchants i'm
porters aud the government, ITSELF mussucr the
quence. The sufferers will be the cotton growers
whose bills will sell very low under the limited demand
pay for imports Next the farmers the vent for
whose oversock Of pork -four &c. is cut of in the inab
ity OF foreign to pay for them The surplus
remaining on hand must sink the value Of the whole
sucha egrce as to disable the armers from buying any
goods imported otherwise; the manufacturer will then
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Arrived.
He caS ssf1' s sw es S
Shin Orleans, Sears from New odean.. Aug %, with
ION &C. to YIN Nelson 9Th inst re 8, severe huT
SuwsTt; stove boat, &c. and crippled three On
@ M Lat $ @ ors w aas marin a %ss ad
Of lime board a on fire. p9a q% hs se ard
smased and board; nothing
but Jury standing oh lat e Gn q e. saw large
Bark La Grange, Porter days from Savannah with cotton
Brig Kentucky Willis, from Rio de Janero July 49, with
Brig Clinton, Lyon, days from Savannah with cotton,
s'ase; Csa Enr cohh edv, r,o Savannah with
ton, to Durham & Dmnon~s passengers.
Peterson Green days from Savannah with cotton
Brig Ogden DAYS from Charleston with cotton anu
British schr Constant Hemeon days An,igu, bal
last to A. Hubbard Schr Star went ashore in the harbor about
,schr w r. Jones with mdse from the wreck of the ship
schr Mary Tacon, from the wsstcheser.
Below.
A brig from Newbem Nc.
Also, one ship two briggs unknown
Marine Correspondence.
RIO JANERo, July %.
Vessels IL porU ship John Adams, Spnnoysr f9I East
BS,is" anc @ay 6arI from Monte Sn
e% sa
DO sO.n PGali%sy Mouar from Psrnsmbusc, for Baltimore
Vessel. in port-Brss Frohiugham Adams FIN Whining
sE xus%s ea %S.1sqs Sss H,"i'o1 ssfsy g BsnsS
b% ss %ss R%ss psrs Fa s; T%s
Keniedy ao-sehrs EIcS.nse Biafeiey,, New York Gallant
Hbis s I2 lawson. SoSk, '0"'' h'"'0eS 0oe''D0
General Record.
Sur Gn.novt,E COao. Csp, Smith from Havana, sailed
s and bari Mses.ni d,:s soa ss5t osesas, from Bath
Ss.s @ Ss sSss ;SS.:
bis Florida blanca hence io Honduras; say a,s 8 miles
appeared 70 be in The act boarding distance
loeeward did not to her 9th lat q 49, Ion 70 &c. saw
u s. e. ne
brig see news columns for further particulars Of the late
d's sar H s.s from New
s.s ss @ ."S ss a
j. ;, e &C. 9e ,sP off the s the wp Srs s
. n ss .:."s 1 hs'st
=; s. with loss ' Sa 6p %
% william xn:H . .sss Es YS sw @
@% s New Jsa.s ssS
80 spoke bark Pioneer d Baltimore from Bremen for Balti
sa, J.%r EoS.no Howard from Turks Island days
Ii q q SS
Island on the Goth ult -
PoRr OF QUrBEcComparaiyes statement of arrivals ton.
end passengers ct the Of Quebec in The years 9
and 1922 " w 800 w.
Vessels. Tonnage. Passengers.
Sept 70, 1911 '''''' .'''.'.'93i 3O379I 270j
=" 1872. .65 2I5oIO aI5io
Difference 39 sssel "a,
schoone from the Lower Ports the above
statement and the total Of passengers the cabin
are added together
Asosr THE brig reported ashore seawells Point Bar
has got of and proceeded to
Notice to Mariners.
LIGHTHOUSE on THE CoasI CuBA--The following has
been received At Lloyds-Admirlty Aug 30, t9i2 Sir.
commanded by my Lords Commissioners of the Admiralty
acquaint YOU for the information Of the committee for
naging affairs Lloyd that my Lords have received from
h- Foreign Office despatch from. her Msestys Consul
Santiago De Cubs, representing that lighthouse has been
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Married.

On Saturday, 18th inst by the Rev. John Coo son Mr..
CHARLES ANGUS LAyANcouRr, 10 Miss FaAscEs GARRErT
both of this city.
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Herald Bulletin ar No..

OF uon and Nassau streets On the arryal osths
eSsn ,ss, az eight o'clock, A M-and a. a oS the
IRON an parts Of the world may be found O. ns srs
"d ELI board az this corner. Let every wsvTarsr sop
~ 'ea advertisements of all kinds r. sen ;, ,h oi;ca
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BY 5. DRAPER, Junr.
Store 81 William street, corner Of PINE.

FRIDAY. Sept. 20. :.
Postponed from Monday, quence OF the ARRIVAL OF
the remainder Of The from the week when the sale Will
positively take place.
Damaged Cargo Barque LousaA 10 O'clock In the
store ga Front street. for Cash under inspection of the ward
ems oil the port for the benefit of who's, the
ing Of
car wine 10 halt pipes red wine 81 bb ynegr rs
t38 do liquors, 80 do annisee ~ do cologne 10 do
iumey 1883 do preserved fruits 30 do champagne SO do vem
Iii, GO do white beer IS do Dutch cheese IS do looking
china ware IS do do painted papsr Do umbrella
of bergamo aud do toys, do capsules do
qunine do absyhe % do salt do abes 30 do steel
do do anchovies 800 do pickles. bak es cloves
50 keys paint u bales 10 do cork do sumae do meI
coral box crysoca do images do alab ornaments
table marble do marble statues square marble
package books silk stus trunks Shoes bbls flour Of
madden, 165 boxes lemons, &c. Sc. SC. sid Scr
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NEW FRENCH GOODS.

10 MILLINEKS AND DEALERS.
II b. STRANGE, 1853 Walker street. has r ceyed by the
E last Havre packets goods adapted for the city trade
Pumes, Flowers Pattern Hats, Cap Sprgs Sc carefully
ecd and of the beet quality, which he offers for sale ia
vorable terms.
Also full supply of materials for Flower mak.Is
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UehernI Prir t.nx OnIcs.

ne General Printing Office -, .. -. =, -.
Of printing, such books .cspsble Of DONG az scrs
Nassau street the Herald Buildings entrances
sph Elliott Printer.
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ADJUSTMENTS.

ADJUSTMENTS.
PARK THEATRE.
REDUCED fNICEs OF ADMISSION
t, Circle q h B9sf;ci .....lo
Pii -. ............571. cent.
81 FfAcIDE and BROWNE in spndan coSsd ds" Of
THIS svgNns sssSS for ssan S b. pe,(om.a III.
Sir rssI Ts,1s f;sids Charles surface B,pwns
:a 4?; :.. Surface SE .yF$ s
* RS fIBflRs M SqA ca RE-
Robert Maeaire Browne Jaques s'roP. -, WI Williams
v,SpkSoSFT 81 ss KS a. coSs
~ a . sS h w Its B., r,. @s " America on
~ DocG At oeIoct and Ie riomance ~l com.
N,Di.U's GARDEN.
" HTihiHSnptNnS TA suctESs',
Extrnordinary R"vsi Family,
Receird Nightly tcih Shouts OF Laughter and DIP
NOM srvLESS6ip c6silc fASToMiMEs, &c.
AcE ssS :: SyEaSffuRE
,,.,o j.; JoscKo 20. The Brazilian Ape;
''frS 's hs e A% by the EsTs F Family
the ''a'' M a f and H.; By s M' Wells
Quarter Of an hour. viii allowed Tor Refresh
After which th s, G9T Yx rsas~ims called the
y yaoa ol raa%a. Mon: si D.G' saSs
LIaF ms VANISH ESrs wife SsssS' Fainter. Mile DGs %nse
GRAND Tbs n1s5 Il sSSisf. cc'otaNcERr.
Ie the 4. 'reshment Saloon.
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CHATHAM THEATRE.
The OLD PRICES RE si8N AND NO coMfUL
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MONDAY EVENING, Ser, lotL, 1872 will be performed
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s. f esyen Stevens Frederic S@ B's.. Hall
Door. open a7cur,,u wrss ; qua" aass, before
Boz ofhes oren daily from to 5. where Tickets may be
nnroh as.d and places secured.
MITCHELL's OLYMPIC TIiEATRE.
MONDAY EvESS SSS,a ssS E s as n will
OVERTURE To EDSU Tis ri Er cHRIsr1N.
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To conclude with
BATHING,
Mr. Peppe rpud, Nickibson Charley Finch Graham
Jane. Mis- IayioI
Julia Miss Singleton
10 The Doors will be opened 7, and the performances
commence at halrpast I, every evening.
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