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There is very little variation now in domestic bills.

There nothing detrimental to the welfare of PEG
pie as great and violent fluctuations in the manner of EN-
poymg money and the changing OF the channels through
which employed This latter is perhaps one of the
greatest evils Of the credit system A remarkable in
stance Of the mischief which it engenders is the
CONFUSION and disaster which prevailed in England for
many years after the ceased in 1916 In 1903 the to-
tai expenditure of the kingdom f4s $3.50 including
6esse4 paid account of the public debt This ex.
pendure was yearly increased until in the yeur 1914 it
reached flO6, 26o, $3.50 OoO This almost in
credible sum Of money was yearly drawn from the PEG
pie at large, and expended in military and naval opera
tions The continuance Of the destroyed many in
dusria employments but the expenditure of so large
sum annually by the government built up immense in.
teress on the protective system" dependent upon the
outlay OF the government; one half the kingdom
poyed for the government With the return of peace the
expenditure ceased The outlay of the government from
being 900 in 1874 iel to Eos 900 900 in 1917
This involved the inevitable ruin OF all those interests
employed by the war, and the kingdom convulsed.
The expenditure for three periods were as foows:-
Ten years ending January 1909, ft7,s277s
TS %sir~sssh Ill., nss. iSSs ss' Sss
From 1902 to 1916 $4,000 900 forced into the
Channels Of government patronage, and S.
withdrawn in the subsequ 10 years. The terrible
dissters that occurred from 1891 notwithstanding
the continuance of the bank restriction is still rife in the
public memory. was the stoppage Of the expendi
tre before new interests had upplaned those ruined by
that event. which inflicted deeper misery than the &C
tual war The present of affairs in this country is
very similar to that of the United Kingdom period
to which refer In order understand this glance
we have compiled from official documents the progress
OF debt in this country, comprised in three items viz.
Bank Stocks State and City Debt and the Debt of the
Federal Government. All the items from official
porsa' may be depended upon strictly The
table pr esents the following results:-
TABLE OF PUBLIC STocKs DIFFERENT PERIODS IN THE
UNITED STATES.
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MONEY m AItKET.

friday, July TO Pm.
note was read at the board OF brokers this morn
ing from the Secretary Of the Treasury apoogizng for
the late transaction in relation to the of the Go
vernmen interest, on the ground that was the mistake
ola subordinate" The heads Of departments are those
on whom responsibility rests The stock market was
very heavy today United States per cent stock fell
per cent Harlem /; Long Island Iii stonngton IL; Ohio
t; Kentucky ]; Indiana per cent; Illinois per cent
New York rs, lsas, roset
At the new board the sales were small with the same
general results as at the other board
the Treasury notes advertised to be redeemed by the
government OF the United States, On the lst least
Sooooo were held by banks and individuals the city Of
Baitimore-nearly the whole of this capital for rein
vestment
AT Boston, $4,000 Massachusetts, per cent Stock pay
ably in 1857 and 1859, sold at 24 per cent adv.
AT New Orleans the 2sth, $l9566 in specie arrived
from Tampico.
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BY THE SOUTHERN MAIL.

LATE FROM Rio JANERo.-By an arrival at Bal
tmore, accounts from 10 Janeiro have been re-
ceived.-The government has taken a very mpor-
iant step. The Minister of Finance has appointed
five persons from The Custom House to examine the
present Tariff, and 10 select iherefrom the articles
OF first necessity: lie recommends an increase oil
duty on all articles of luxury, be put in force at
the expiration OF the Treaty with Englang in No,
vember, 1874; also duty OF 60 per cent. on all
coarse cotton goods and 40 OF 81 per cent. on Inner
descriptions with the view of protecting internal
industry and finding home market for the raw ma
ierial grown in this country.
A British steamer arrived from Buenos Ayres and
The officers renort that there was great probability
OF Governor Rosas seizing the property OF the Eng
l,sh residents at Buenos Ayres on account OF the
English Commodore having lnteriered with the
blockade oil Monte Video.
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CottonThs article still continues dull the sales yes
terday reached nearly 500 bales at former prices.
dsheThe sales OF pots reach nearly 200 barrels at
81 62ia4 S. Pearls quote at So 26a5 at with sales
for small parcels.
Hay-sees of common for shipping quote at Ss5ass
prime sells quick at 40a4s.
Beeswarwe notice sales of western fair quality, at
29ta293, net.
Oils-Sales Of whale at 32ta323. The supply of both
whale and sperm is large, and prices firm
Whiskey-We quote sales Of drudge at 22t cts TO a
derate extent.
Napal Siores-Very little doing in any article under
this head Spirits OF Turpentine quote at 80 cents,
with trifng sales
Propisions-sales Of Mess Fork at IL 4sR IL So ard
Prime at 37t So Beet, CITY at 37I and Coun
try at So; Lard, sales at 81 a cts.
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Donestic Enanort.,innrl

New ORLEANs-ship Liverpool-lI bis mdse 26 do hams
pEEdan Ssge COLO do lard do pork q ,.s do oil
nfied-2o do hams Sou hmsyd eo5 bxs mdse iert
Io mas tobacco Boormn JohuEon coo bbIs oil casks
seeo lawrence h,ss-38 bales hemp Mc(}egor-3 asks
beeswsx Stuges co5O pigs lead RoreIs-2O hh TO-
baceo Huner-6 hbis OIL cask bbl b,es hemp
Mark Spenc t3 bbs hf do Iallo.g hhJ.,
b bSss eo2s bale, heap = ch bbs seed MeGgSa
10 do Robert WIam,-- bsles cotton Murray Brohe re-
~ bb, 4a6 s, wheat 10 hhds 20 ties seed bbs
u ties bbs castor oil do beans bale skins hemp
SKINS hhds 9ae:wax Smith, res shoulders Griswo!d
ret Batele-2, bb castor oil II tailew Wolf Bnbop-
gibbs lard % do ham, Lee Daer Mr-lo bales wood w
Valdez hhds tobacco Maitand-24 do bxs do Ravens
60 66i, Rra Boga Kneelsnd2l bbls fierce faxseed
bacco do hxeed bbs Jacks corn 4o3 bales buffalo
robes 100 bales cotton Young X CO.
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PRIcEs OF PRoyIsIoNs.
Brighton Cattle Market.

july AT market 4i0 Beef Cattle IL pair Working
Oxen 2l50 sheep, and $50 Swine. so Beef Cattle un-
sold
Prices-Beef Cattle-We reduce quotations; very
few extra probably brought triAe than high
est quotations First quality AIS second quality, rs
4 so; third quality rs a425.
working Oxen-sales at $50, ~ and s5
Sheep-Lots from 81 late and few at 2 IS.
SwineA lot of small pigs for roasters at 7c old Bar
rows 4ic to peddle 4tc; lot to close 89c. At
tai from la SAC.
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Ereights.

New ORLEANS June 2s-We are advised Of the follow
ing since our last report VIZ one snip Tor
London at ais Sd for Tobacco for Liverpool at "a
one for Cork and market at 6i for cotten and one for
Havre at cent cotton and 3l 81 for Tobacco The
rates to foreign ports are very firm and it is difficult
TO obtain freight for cotton TO Liverpool at our quoted
rate In Coaswise freghts there but moderate bust
doing The rate for lead has declined considerably,
but otherwise there material change For further
particulars see table,
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Provision Market.

We have very little to give that is new OF articles in
the eating line this week The markets literally sup
piled with all the good things the country affords.
We notice Watermelons, Cucumbers and Raspberries
in great abundance.
Our gardens want rain very much to forward the grow
ing vegetables
The sale of meats is seriously affected by the hot
weather. and fish from the is in extensive de-
mand, which is abundanly supplied, by the large lots
daily produced by the dealers The present pro-
misses to be very favorable for fruit particularly for
Peaches Below will be found the retail prices for the
principal articles offered in our market.
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Philadelphia Cattle Market.

JuLx 6-Beef Cattle-l0l0 cattle in market sales to
Sc; extra 81; $40 went to New York; 40 left ever.
Cows and Cavesls0 at market, lales Sl2 to 10 extra
$22 TO 49, sprngers Sl4 to IL. Dry COWS Soto9
Calves-$l 90 to q so extra g.
Hogs-2lO at market sales 4 to At extra ~.
Sheep-I476 at market sales ST. 10 u extra B.
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Passen gers Arrived.

81 IN the steerige. $500 -
ST JAso DE CUBA-Brig Tarquipa-Mr Jordenay lady aud
child; Mr. George ~ '' ' -
lips, Nc Donad, Smith, Bags
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az newark on Thursday the 9th instant, Mr.. JAMES
loved by all who knew him
y costly piles should mark where virtue lies.
Ana worth by numbers to the grave be borne,
Ger him the proudest pyramid should rise.
Andweeping thousands at his funeral mourn.
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Foreign Importations.

LivERPooL-Ship 81 MaIk-l5OO sacks salt Richards.
pinwall. -
GALyEsToSTBarque Star Rcpublic-5oO ba.es cotton
Bower-200 Harmony * CO.
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SATURDAY,
. At tOJx o'clock et the sales room.
hegua extensive sale II splendid cond hand and
hoosshouid aud cabinet furniture Of all descriptions
$50 ege additional lot OF choice furniture, from family
ALSO qpsntity OF India mating piano fores 2refrige.
- -
so suitable for builders sash Makers 100 frames
and 100 outside blinds, in lots 20 spit
Also, valuable EnRlish maugie,
Also, queer English gun, which off how.
TUESDAY,
AT l0>a o'clock in the sales room
Large sac OF sensonahle dry goods clothing pledged
fancy articles, millinery, cutlery, NC.
Also the continuation OF the stock OF and reta
dry good store, comprising variety Of articles the line.
Also, excellent turning latbes and patent scales
WEDNESDAY,,
AZ 1o16 O'Clock in the sale
Large sale of elegant furniture and romprpz
the entire handsome Housekeeping articles Of gentleman &C.
ing to Europe. -
Also. $ superior family refrgeators such article az Ia
rarely met with.
Also stock of splendid city mad. cabinet furniture
w. w. SHIRLEY, Auct'r.
UCTION NOTlCE-Chin., Gl,s and Esrthenwue-
Tuesday next July lh, at 10 O'Clock. will be sold the
whole OF the balance OF the stock contained in Aor
House, consulting of large variety Of dnher toilet
SETS tumbers wine' decsutr and large quantity Of china
ornaments ana fancy goods ia lots suit IetsileIs
Immediately after the sale, the whole Of fixtures III
store net before t posed or will be sod ang shely
ing counters with drawers glass case, show cas's, &c
taoguos rtazy ana goods on view SATURDAY, and Mondly
Jy8S'm r. SIMPSON.
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Passengers To Arrive.

CHARLEsroN-Ship Cathaine-Mn Lowndes and two
children Mrs Msndenhal, Mrs + Miller. Miss johnson,
Mss ssrsaton CMuuy lady, child and servant, Mr. and
Mrs Fife, Miss Tirnmons HYDE AND LADY, g nj Arnold TX
Mende phall-2 in the sts erage
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90 ROACH AND BED BUG BANE.-A and
permanent sxterminator of these noxious vermn be
found 81 Courtlandt streetPrice 20 cents per bottle
TO hotels steamboats, they buy by the gallon
quart
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LATEST SOUTHERN SHIP NEWS
BALTIMORE July CAR sarah Cahane. Frazier Port an
Prince; Seminole Alien, NYors seatord, Gale. NBedf nd
Sid Hummne Bird lBrl Godfrey Barbados; Brdgon Chick
orihg, Nente video.
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CO. THE GENUINE EXTRACT OF SARSAPA.
RlLLA, GENTlAN AND sARSAFRAS, prepared and
sold by the College OF Medicine Pharmacy OF the city
OF New York. Tor the radical of all diseases arising
from impure state Of the blood viz: Scroiula Salt
Rhsum RiEgworm letter, blotches pmples on the
face body, Rheumatism, malignant Ulcers and all dis.
eases arising IRON Djudcious of mercury. This
purely vegetable extract prepared under the supern
tendance of the first medical in the CITY, end now
universally prescribed ky the medical faculty through.
out the States possessing all the curative properties
the different vegetables is composed of in the highest
concentrated form. Sold in single bottles rs each
in cases containing hall dszen So So in do containing
one DOZEN So, carefully packed and sent to all parts Of
the Union.
w. S. RICHARDSON, Agent.
Office and consulting Of the College 81 Nassau
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VI a. r | 7 I'M e II E r A LID
ship nlaasars and Agents,

We snail esteem favor, Captains of Vessels will sivo
10 Commodore ROBERT 5ILvEy, Of News Fleet,
Port Of the shipping left az The Port whence they sailed the
Vessels spohsn on then Passage, List Of their Cage end
Foreign Newspapers News they may have lie will
board them immediately their arrival. Agents aud Cor
respondents, al home abroad, will also favor by
rcRdirg this Office all the Marine intelligence they can
obtain Nautical Information Of Sry kind will DC thankfully
received.
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90 WONDERS WILL NEVER CEASE.-There
seems to be some foundation in the report that Tom
benefit ekes place to-day and he has volunteered to ap
pear on the OCCASION There will be three performances
at III, and half past O'Clock, at each Of which Tom
Thumb will appear on the stage and sing little song"
What contrast between the two mountain and mole
hill This ia positively the last day OF the Giant Girl
We expccthe number OF visitors will almost equal those
OF the Fourth of Julv.
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:. On Monday evening the Sd July, by the Rev. DR..
Hugh Smith, of Chelsea, Mr.. CHARLEs II. TOWNSEND to
Miss EmsLiNE TEonANs, both Of this city.
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Corn Trade.

Our Flour market stands in nearly the same condition
before reported Prices the decline and opera.
tons are very limited, denotng speedy falling eff in
our quotations The prices of Hour and wheat very
high In all the western markets. but the excitement for
speculation has subsidized prices are shaking and
soon feel the dull and inactive state of things here.
We quote for Genesee in this market, $3.50 SIS 621;
Ohio and Michigan So IS S5s7t Ohio round hoop S.
Georgetown, $3.50 S5,6ls; Brandywine, So rs; ri CHI
mond County, S562s 1918; New Orleans, SIS, 5,25
Rye Flour northern, s3,SlfCon Meal, Jersey, S2s7t
SO, Brandywine, $3l2i bbls.
Wheat still continues very dnl quote 81 is 40.
Corn northern sales to extent at 90 5sc
souhern SOC, weight. Rye-sales at 90 10 cents.
New Wheat has made its appearance in Baltimore and
brought good prices The harvest in this and of
states has commenced and far as we have
ceived accounts very abundant and exceeds all
the anticipatons formed by the sanguine
Receipts at Cleveland for the month of June
Barrels of Flour, ssOl7
Bushels OF Wheat, lO2365
Bushels of Corn, $4,000
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% THE MOUNTAIN AND MOLEHILL-Never
did the world present greater than Harrington
brings together to-day for his benefit the American
Museum The six years old giant girl, weighing 24O
pounds, visits the eleven years old Tom Thumb, who
performances will take place during the day as will be
seen by the advertisement consisting of ventrioquism
magical lusisns and other diversified entertainments
Families and strangers will hrong the Museum day and
night
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Qle- Thousands suffer with this
complaint under the mistaken idea that it cannot be
cured We say it can, and all should the Indian We
geabe Eiixir aud Hewes Nerve and Bone Liniment,
these two articles have and warranted cure To
be had only at u Courtandt s s9 Fulton st. Brooklyn
$40 Broad st Newark.
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90 SUPERFLUOUS HAIR-Persons who have thick
long hair on the back of the neck, any part of the
body can rest assured that with five minutes they
have removed without the least eruption or injury to
the skim by the Chinese Hair Eradicator. This
raned to do, and any tested the 81
Coutlendt street 800 Broad street, Newark 1870 Fulton
street BROOKLYN.
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o. EAST INDIA HAIR DYE WILL COLOR HAIR
any shade from light brown to jet black, and will not
stain the skin. To had only at 81 Courtandt street.
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The exports of -four to the British colonies larger
this year than last while the exports wheat fallen
off large per cent The exports eastward via Buffalo,
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Ships Patrick Henry, Deano. Liverpool Grunei Minturn
Go; One, lyon do saml Ihompoa BurEnay, Woton
gov, mes & Co -3rgs Sun, Winner. Bremen, Motz &
Pollitz Eliza, lockwood st Croix. De Forest u Co.
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FA,AGA1'5 REV. YORK ~ UmkEt,Ea
AND PICTURE GALLERY,
Broadway, opposite the City I.si.
RENEFiT OF TIE GIANT GIRL.

Broadway. opposite the City I.sii.
RENEFiT OF TIE GjANT GIRL.
ALTA rioHs NEVER EQyALLED.
The MOST WOHDERtUL. CONTRAST EVER
WITNESSED
The Giant Cid c;iuy that her benefit will
take place this day, which occasion TOM THUMB.
has in The kinde vouner red visit times
during the day aud evening.
There will be three performances, H. and O'clock r
W., when Tom numb will sppear, and sing
MIR 40 an the lied Tenor Singer, will introduce
variety Of appropriate Patriotic Songs Master Rail.
rya Ethiopian Dancer; Mr. s. Brouwrr, the cee Go
mic Singer; Miss Adit, the charming Vocalist; Miss Ban
chard, the Grecian Jnggieress, sc. &c.
~ Admission th- Whole ONLY ONE SHILLING.
jS8 Str
THE EXHIBITION Of THE NATIONAL AUADEMY
will close Tuesday the 4.h of July. o'clock r. M
picture Of TIE present collection agsn be
the rooms of the Academy.
Admission Is cents Catalogues i2H ie2e 2w*rc
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90 THE PARTISAN ALTERNATIVE MIXTURE,
for the Of primary secondary phils This pow
erful alternative composed of combination of botanical
remedial agents. which exercise specific effect on these
terrible naades. Sold in large bottles s. each; in small
do ST. each; in cases containing half Dozen $5cares
fully packed and sent to all parts of the Union.
w. 5. RICHARDSON, Agent.
Once and Consulting Rooms ofthe College OF Medicine
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A3-THE CELEBRATED TONIC MIXTURE FOR
the cure Of Dyspepsia, loss Of appetite asstude debility
predispoton to consumption and all those unpleasant
feelings attending weakened constitution Prepared
and sold the College of Medicine and Pharmacy Large
bottles, 81; small do ST.; containing halt dozen,
S5careiuiiy packed and sent TO all parts OF the Union
w. S. RICHARDSON, Agent.
Office and consulting OF the College, 81 Nassau
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MEDICAL CAUTION-NO PUFF.

MEDICAL CAUTION-NO PUFF.
ITO Strangers aad other-be not deceived. Thii city
abounds with advertising Doctors (se named) with long
string OF tifesnany Of them rcver saw college, only
walked hrough 1.-THE best u 90 make them prodnce their
diporas. require medic al aid om Old experienced
physician and surgeon, call On Dr. Evans formerly of Peck
Slip No. 100 Chatham street, Pearl New York
confidential ;ases may be de pended on.
The Doctor has had forty experience in. extentrve
hospitals and in private Practice His family medicines
Gus diseases, are highly sItoiied
Abundance Till 10 p NJ Offices we'll arran ed Ter privacy
Jys3er
HUNTERIAN DIsPENsARY, Divuion st tstabInhed
- IN 1888, Tor the sale OF the famous Hunte Red Drop
known Tor its unrara eed all the United sod
Europe 10 diseases OF private that bard ne
sh OF some OF the most eminent physicians nothing Of
the hundreds Of docts that like mushrooms all
the country, Puee 81 vial, warranted 10 all No
other place IN this city the article be found After
having read all the e books this dsese and used
all the medicines sold elsewhere without being cured this
This .dIcne cannot be obtained in Albany csunten.t
sold in Maiden Lane lys tim
ITO CITY AND COUNTRY MEhCHANTs-We Of
establishment is particularly turnea TO he sale u brown
Sheengs Bed Ticks, Beaehsd Goods ornpgs Colonred
Cambcs and Printed Cacoes which gre soid Tor cash only
Of the manoficurers, by the
or package, In lots TO suit suyer
B-he patronage OF judges OF goods solicited, and
not Of Others small commissions will allow the
lime to show who cannot buy with promptness
tue" own HUNTINGTON, CAMPBELL 4 CO,
Com mission Merchants and Wholesale Dry q Dealers
jysit'm "a Lib rty q, New York.
Al aL
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CO. PROFESSOR VELPEAU'S CELEBRATED
PILLS: for the cure of Gonorrhea elect. This inva
liable specific for those distressing complaints has been
the fruits Of twenty Eve years experience Of Professor "
the hospital of LIE Charlie in Paris and pronounced by
the unanimous voice OF the medical profession Of all
tries the only remedy known TO perform in all
constitutions. Sold in boxes containing hundred pills,
81 each. w. 8. RICHARDSON, Agent.
Once and consulting rooms OF the College, 81 Nassau
street.
NIB Country patients obtain containing
sufficient quantity OF Professor VS. remedy with full di.
use by addressing the agent OF the College
post pad giving full description othe complaint and
encls sing IS.
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ANijiSEMEISID.-

a Et pEmEEs -,
SlbLO's GAEpEn
DIRECTOR NJ; JOBs srSTON
On which .,s. Ss H.S ~ sta
m'sELkE hAql:s, ''I'le"
S0s aJ $SSs$S SAssesor.
win appear
'' ' LIE PRE- AUX lux ' cIE II Ss~ York.
I,syelIe Princes. of Navarro NH. cal,,.
Niceue. -, MADAME LecouIt
, C:n,arelli. n Ps..onv'llex
NEhts ofthe Ra,el smjy-Tuesday. aud Thn,,day.-
Nagon Of the French COMPANY ondav.. Wednesday
~ strict Police will be in attendance md gre., ear,
Tickets Fifty Cents Nav be the jardsn durias
I A limited number of Season Tickets be eta
no potposement this esablismen account Of the
as the Grand from Broadway 20 TIE sscqa
top and sides can be eneo'ed momsnts
CHATHAM THEATRE
ON Tai f R4 Si"S' Jul, s I'll. o1pa , ~
a% n. T f Ss s%S.rAkY 80 THE
SfaH shv FAo& TT II ssns SH Eh p 'b1 THE HHs
Doors half pal, T. and the curtain rise at oclsck
aamEAlCAN THEATRE, WALNUE 81.
PHILADELPHIA.
UNDER THE DIRECTION OF MISS CUsHMAN.
Mr.. BURT ON'5 BENEFIT
THIS EVENING Jolly Q. will be performed BECOME
DULL CARE 40 conclude with THE WAGER
r.. A. MARSHALL. Lessee.
EfHEGaSsJAr mU--.Da,
AND H.RIAL GARDEN.
BEST ATTRACTIONS IN AMERICA.
EXTRA GRAND GALA DAv
BENEFIT OF Mn. HAHhfNGTDN AND HIS LAST
APPEARANCE
THE t-LANIESS AND DWARF.
presentn tn -ble itnessed
1hres splandd ps fosaaces a. Ii ocioca O'Clock and
ga O'Clock. each # which occasions the Giant GIRL from
feales Musum has tintly consened appear the
stage AZ the side Of Tom Thurb, Jr
MIR. HAIR the q eat Msgsiln will rerform t.s
wonderful Sish Of Hand, Meeuous pappea inces Rib.
bon Factory &c, al2o iar9duce anghable scenes Of
- VANTRlLOQUISM
Nn pHlL LIPS the Porular Vocalist and LA PETITE
CEklIp, the chnrmng Dlnseuse, eGgged
ALBINO LADY FANCY GLASS BLOWING Ollad
1osmorama, and $40 600 Curiosities.
lrcs OF admission Children under pice
j2 Str