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Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1843-03-16

Tus EARrnQUAkr,-l'b British strnmc
Tay arrived ut Havana 2Qrh February, an,
reports having experienced n severe shock -
earthquakes on The Eth February. of tho is
land of \nDgBD, was So severe as To re-
inrd The motion oi the vessel, aud on looking
tn the shoT0. the hills appeared Ia bo III mo
lion; one island disappeared altogether.
Will b0 recolcctcd that Captain Drlscull, o.
the British barqne Severn. arrived nj ihls por
about ten days since, rrporied that he cxpe
renccd shock of earthquake The same da,
mentioned above. q, winch tune hc supposed
he was about $50 miles from That ISLAND.
Captain Means, ot the schooncr Lucy, NJ
rived Mt New York irum Mnyagurz, Pnn,
Bico, Informs that The sliOtk was lightly fclt
there un the eil, J"Inu ~ damage. bui II
wns reported that ibr Island ~ AnuQna ha,
bccn destroyed, and lhrsc "i New, ond 81
ChIIstoPhcI's considerably damaged
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Of .Ntnpori.


We noticed last week that all the
prisoners confined in our jail for often
ces against the State, with The cXcep-
iion Of Seth Luther and Nathaniel N
Carpenter, were MISUNDERSTANDING
complied with the law requiring bonds,
sc. Since then, Luther and CarPentcr
have applied tothc Governor and Coup-
ell and have likewise becn pardoned
upon the same terms as The others were.
Immediately after the discharge Of l..
& c., Luther was again arrested on 4
charge of arson, for setting fire to tho
Jail in this town in November last, and
after examination before the Court Of
Justices, was bound over to keep tho
Peace in the sum of $50, for which no
found surety, aud was discharged from
iail
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1843-03-16

mo all connection with the scc,ar'an conflicts
ol the day-he soon disnrmcd prejudice "'
IT'S violence. and won the respect OF all de-
nominations of Christians. For years the
Eulscopal Church Of this Diocese has stood
upon its own broad platform, aud under the
mnistrations of The Patriarch now no more
has preserved within it's pale all those comely
virtues which adorn the doctrines of llin
ho spakc as never man spnke.' That hi,
successor may walk in the same pn'h'-nno
lend his influence to the snme great end
that he may breathe the same snlF't "l chnri
,y and good will to oil mank'nd-n 'he 'er-
vent wish of all those who see noihlng IN tli'
bitterness Of sectarianisn which can make
men wiser, or better, or happier.
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captain John u. Anlck has been appoint
ed commnndnnt of the Navy Yard at Wash
ngton. tu succeed Capt k"nn"n, who hat
been appointed To the head Of the Bureau ~
Construction, Equipment aud repair in tn,
Navy Department.
Mr.. Spencer, the newly appointed Sccre
tary Of the Treasury. entered on the duties %
h- office Yesterday. We think II due Il
truth 10 say, that. whatever objections INA,
justly le against Mr.. Spencer politically, h''
intellectual capacity, promplncss "l dcclsIon
and unIrIug application. 1T hun ~ more
than n'dlunry degree Tor the nrlnonS duties
Of the department 10 wbnh he has been "P
pointed.
lanes Madison Porter. ri PrDnsyIranla
has been sppolnird by the PrrrIlcD, Seer
tniy lur The Department of War. m tho place
ol Mr Spencer, nnj yesterday cnicrrd" "n ih'
discharge or his Juiirt .\ahondi hioHig'"
CCI.
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A WiNprALL.-The hcirs of ono of ON
oldest aud wcolihcs, ciiizrns, who Cicd n
few weeks back on taking possession Of hl-
house, discovered large sum ot money oi
which they had no previous know ledge What.
ever They continued their researches until
the sum of ono hundred thousand dollars was
collected lof which there Is no account left
by the deceased, part in bank bill. but Tho
largcr portion IN checks, one, two, and three
years old upon our city banks--noi certified
--and yet every dollar of which was prompt
" paid 40 prcsrntniiou at the different banks
such wlndIalis are rare cnopsh.-.E lok
.}DuT.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1843-03-16

Flowers. The Mine Cultivator
speaking Of flowers, says they have mo-
only a present and homely, but they have
also classical interest From the ear.
hest ages, they have been used us sym.
bols of the affections and passions of the
human heart. The Eastern philosopher.
tell US much ol the language o! beast.
and birds, whom their ardent fancics
we're fain to cndue with the faculty ot
articuate speech but the language oI
flowers addresses Itself TO the under
standing, not TO the ear, it appeals 10 tn,
eye and heart, and dcaIs in symbols rath
er thar words. There ~ no passion, no
affection or emotion Of the heart, how
eyer complex, that may not be breathed
aud read ~ flowers.
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OF MASSACHUSETTS,.

A sound National Currency, regulated by the
viii and Authority of the Nation:
An Adequate Revcnue, with Fair Protection
to American Industry:
Just restraints on the Executive power, en-
bracing further Restriction on the e1sr-
c,ic 2f The Veto:
A faithful ADMINISTRATION ofihe Public Domain, ,
with an Equitable Distribution Of the pro-
creds Of the Sales Of il among all the
States
An Honest and Economical Administration of
the General Government, leaving Public
Officers perfect Freedom Of Thought, and
Of the Right Of Suffrage but with suitable
Restraints against Improper Interference
in Elections.
An Amendment Of the Constitution, limiting
the incumbent Of the Presidential Office,
to Single Term. ii. CLAY.
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Truth Arraycd in Merry GuiSr.

We copy the following scnsonabfc article
from late number Of the Savannah RrpA'bI
can:
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NO CuRE NO PAY

nR COOPER, of II Duane street, between William ano
- Chatham streets takes this hod Of informing
and strangers hat he still sodrs ree the afflicted
both and may be always with
ddence in the OF delicate diseases Dr. Cooper
from residence Of hosptris in E
20 the treatment Of delicate diseases and from
practice in th. city, for the last ten years. in parcula
branch 81 the profession speedy
to such person, put themselves treatment
Recent cured in three days Dr. Cooper
any other dangerous medicine Dr. Coopers
mild and pdeous mode Of treatment will require nteup
from business alteration diet Persons afflicted
proaced aud depobe cases. need despair Of complete
recovery Dr. Cooper informs the public that he only
regularly quail who adverses Duane street. AMI
EXHIBITS no diploma from the suIyesant Institute his city
procured by false certificates and false The
vioabe observed in all consultations Separate ocei
90 a. patients cannot come in Letters paid
tended TO- Charges moderate Office open from in the morn
ing until 10 O'Clock at night ofice II Duane stree.
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AUCTION SALES.
THoNAs BILL. AaciioneeT
BY BELL s. HOWARD.
(Sfsres No. AZ .9nn and IFS Fulton strssts.)
TUESDAY.

TUESDAY.
At 10 2 O'clock in the sales room.
large sale Of elegant scssonabe staple fashouable dry
goods.
Also IN continuation the stock afs wholesale ard retail dry
FOODS store
Also clothing fancy goods pledged articles, hosiery, Lon
opn et cs mees gestng' some jewellery cat cry hard
NC
Stove, H-rdwse Sc-Al,o remaining stock OF hard
wave nnd sove wareho comprising celebrated hall and
o stoves cooking aud do and variety Of other
Aho y'rety If furniture books psmers' materials, AID
wardrobe OF agenteman deceased by order Of admin
Also, cory of Boydelp, sh,kspear. in one volume
WEDNESDAY.
- AT l0h o'clock in the sales room
FURNITURE saieWl be contnu-d the sale OF
m,e 81 all descriptions from "wednesday aud Thursday
rsno tories paintings, splendid carpets g.
Also, number Of elegant Wilton, Brussels Venetsn and
ingram carre IN fine orders five superior second h-nd piano
Rg the property OF gentleman sasteur aae positive
so consignment Of large splendid French plate look
ing glasses
FRIDAY
sale At H'rem, by order OF Receiver in haueery-At
oelct BY virtue OF order Of the Court Chance
be sod az the the residence Of Charet Hall
ESQ the l2h ward Of the city Of New Yoh large au,n
&c. &c.
AT PRIVATE SALE.
farm Of about 'on Of land Of which is imrrov
having saw mil hous- bn orchard sc situa ed IS miles
from Albany and shont the from he Uucs
Price low-Tite indspbtabe-Tems sonabe. Inquire at
the suc'ioi
For Sale or EIchsnRe-A farm of acre. l,nd beau-
Aso, Isl ofl,nd the Of Wells, as mil a.
from Albany
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ror.,yp lamentations.

HAvAEAship Adelaide So bxs l lids 100 doz pine
apples Spood, Teston cot txs sugar cs segars How
land A.p,c-.ils5 baes tobacco Bierw.I-st do to2
BIS sega kndr,gc I'D hhds sugar rocker Wafren-d
cases 1eston3 Geistont0 NJ bxs Brower--3l hhds
sugar gn-3 900 segars Little Rasses75 900 do M
Pcbit-i2 geo Waise2I bx, l. Bronson2 boxes hf d.
ngTa So tob'cco Lasals-l nor A Coit-2O bates
tob Bsneo--2 eases Fieder-20 do A Samanos-i
Musndo-2s b sugar bales bscc, Markes27 boxes
sugu Lassia5 hid. do Minnrn coz do Des Arts
81 bales tobacco Wieheh,n en- Cos bxs Notenius
Pavensedt-i76 do Tnomss-scs 10 brs Rozatss 600
tdr
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MONEY MARKET.

saturday, July S9-6 r. ms
There scarcely any business done the board to-
day. The President pro adjourned the meeting be-
fore operations fairly commenced Some sales of Har
lem At hrm rates were all.
At the new board, the appearance Of many members
from the old, caused greater show of business.
The following is a comparative statement of the Bank
Of Tennessee and branches -
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Second Board.
Foreign Markets.

HAVANA, July is-The csrgoes still on hand are those
ofhe Hayne about 260 ls5 casks part of the lot per
Hvan about $50 casks and $50 per Zephyr. There are
also csrgoes Matanzas, those of the Augusta and
Forrest King.
Our Sugar market is quiet ami there Is still de-.
mand for yellow and brown whites are neglected Oar
r. brown AZ 81 rsi Cucurucho 4 a a. Molssses,
sweet. II re- Tart rial.
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uom.s.,o FmDcrt.r,ons,

NEW OsLEArs-Shp Garonne-s0 hbds tobacco II l. Matt.
Iand-Ie Boorman Johnson cots Thompson Adamsii5
bates cotton Averl co-i2e Roberts Wam,--3 casks
pigs lead n Fiedi box Belmont-l Westler-20 cs
trunk ID GO frey-353 hides Pilot lie BaIberl boz w
Davis case Monteomery-2 bp Harper Brothers-2 DO
Tuchcr Coore 10 hhds beeswax Wilson Brown-l21 hds
2 bu ia bbs "a bales 10 order.
CH.rLEsropship ssones bbls rice % bales cotton PHI
st lie BaIbsr-70 do chs old copper Post boxes
smith co--2e bales Goodhue col do 6 uerces
% J NJ Prescott.
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GREAT IMPROVEMENT IN FRICTION
MATCHES

A NEW ARTICLE OF MATCHES, without birthstone
"A other Offensive quality aud actually
has lately been patented by letters psut the United state,
favor OF the X hshsrd and an. now msnoise.
tursd aud offered The publ by said pate
No IS Beecker street, York wh,re ali who wish 10
And all persona whatever hereby notified Of the said
and warned violate infringe upon the same In ay
lest they incur the penalties OF the in such cases
These matches with and ceuantv in s weather
aud climates, and burn with brilliant flame; aud II placed m
vertical position, viii continue urn opg enough 70 sea
several letters with wax They may lay immersed in water
for aud days. and believed weeks and when
taken and dad, ~l ignite and as before Three
srs Of matches sold above name.
lyNo. l. Extra aud Petfumed Tho latter are aarrenbiv
scented aud t Tor LADIES' toilets Exporters sesar smok.u
tousekeo and all whn matches will readily perceive
how decided the adv ntage possessed by these all oilers
Orders and cpmfnunlcs tion. Z, be addressed to
g. BOWEN, No. ISL bleecherst
v2l m&r Agent for the PsteStees and Msnufsctur.n.
TUAL, OAL Peach Orchard Red Ash Coal Il 81 quality
~ will be sold BIZ the subscriber the following low prices
ed asd delivered 10 part d the IS 81
IS large nut 81 ce t. ton less will be charEed Ia
tikcn from the bost-weight and quality warranted.
rETER CLINTON,
tvs2 1msr 5ll treenwIeh. cor er ~ King st
NO THE LOVERS Uh 5UFGhIuN BLALk Tea
Howdush Mirture--Ths extremely delicious unps raj
sled Tea highly celebrated III China and Europe Just i'm
crted for sale at the Csnon Tea Company General
rsa Establishment, III Chsth INST New Vo', and ZIG Full
street Brooklynn psotsge Prise 20 sentr and a.
iso l~sr
PORTUGUESE FEMALE PILLS. T1qsps
THESE aramed and celebrated Pills, from Portugal, arc
NC perceive, TO be obtained IN this countrv Zee advertise
mention the last column fourth page,
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Sl,9e8 sls

This return gives increase of liabilities in circua
ton and depostes The increase Of discounts is greater
than the dminHtion of the bills of exchange The spe
Gle of the institution has also increased Most of the
western and south western banks whose returns have
been received show slight disposition to expand evin-
cling confidence in their strength which may lead to an
extension of business with the crops The interior
Of the country not only in went ola currency but of
goods This state Of affairs affords great temptation to
the banks at the time that il easily dangerous
at this stage of affairs impulse is given to business,
through bank movements, the reaction must be dis
Al. rous 10 themkelyea
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DALE 81 Maxwell,
"a CEDAk apHErr NEW Work

cole Agents In the United states, for the FREQ Report
- fashion, ,a,d Ems isn, with item sheets
osiumes for talos dress make rinn ~ scevee
rom PARIS the arrival OF Packet hose who wsn
only orgnsi nch Fashion Mt TO Amenea in tue
E0p,h langusse have IN, m by callrE IS ~ -.
ermg ofthe Elsgatt '.ottr shi1 ri,r W ~ ~
ysar 10 ded mOntity lie 10 irt, aotes rah"n -
Do.ar. ptI year, issued weekly, with lsty our 20
steel engravngs year. seven sach "on'n' U-''
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q BY THE PRESIDENT OF THE UNITED

TN pursuancs of law l. JOHN TYLER President of tn.
United States OF A@erca do hereby declare and make
La Offices the State Michigan, the periods
tIdeslgnaed TO vi:
the ninth day of Octobe heI for the posa Of the public
lands within he limits OF the aforementioned townships and
North Of the base line, and Eas of the merida
Township. thry;one. thiItytwo rvhree. and thirty
Harso, Of range six '''"' ''''' '''" VI - &c
Townhit, hirtyone. hirtywo and thy;ihree and frac
. ven.
fractional townships hir,yone thirty ,hry;thee and
range eight.
own o a. ny and %
fractional to n,hp ry, of range teo;
h % the s,e ss ana scon, Sv
hiItyseven, and thty.eght bordering Laks Huron and
Mu let, Bay, Of range one
Il NAL townships thirty eight lhiy. nine bordering on
Lake Huron, OF range two
twenty h day Of Septe next the disposal Of he pub
lie lands within the limits of the following dsached
The numser one IN cton eight lot number nine in
nne three four and FIVE Ia section n,een and
number in eighteen which recently been
vsyrd uship teu OF The
o, GsSd spnsoDatsd X Of schools military
The sales will kept e;en for two weeks tuns the
lands disposed no longer: and private
. Of land ~ he tOw1shp so offered will be admitted until
Given under my hand the city Of Washington this eighth
JOHN TYLER,
bythe rfenaena
Commas,o on of Of me General Land Office.
Sor,cr tn pvv rN1pr,oN n, .,x.srs
N0TOE TO n, q ",
within he limit. Of the owE.hp. abov.
Se n sna ass IA o. os ne sna
day sppt cr he Of The public sale the
oberwse ,acn cs% wiII,be iOred -00'e 'e'snA'so
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FOR SALE AT PUB &c AUCTION.
me RAILWAY MANIJEACTIJRII will n.

IHE Hth"AT MhNUEACTURINGn 20 VII sell a.
puoic auc ion on nth August. their Print Works in
Ha'~ay NJ all the mschney aud move be prop The
conp y consisting cf print and entravng machines cal
enders copper cylinders dive copncrs dying aud HE
apparatus stem boie.s steam ensoe horse pow. with
ses hire 2oat-nt safe hydraulic
and common and small slide lathe with compet.
set o ia ming and boring and b." ksmh tools
OF imported steel nd and old oR quantity Of drugs
suitable for calico printers and dye tubs casks and
cist-rns, stoves tables, benches, SC
Catalogues which he had applic 20 Mr. Phip
Trusxler at the Print Works % Of
FERGUSON &wArKvR,
jyI9 'msr s, WiiIi,m ,rr.et
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Passenger ARRIVED.

Craftsmanship suttop--H Gray and lady, Messrs j
srillmsn, A s.llmau, WA CALDWELL lily, Adams,
w + Orah,m NJ Cabot 3 n Clarke, j M Golden, 3 Hub.
bell, M Wakcman Hubbard, 4 Starr.
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BUTTONS.
PATENT AGATE BUTTON
DEPOT,
PATERSON, NEW JERSEY.
ThOc. PRO 5SEK,
Pafentee.
TO TAIT,ORS

To IAILOhS.
w H. STINEMETS leave to announce TO the Trade
w that his new aud complete system for cutting Garments
OF description, published for delivery
IL would he impossible the 70 Of
idea OF ne end merits Of the works but
for the Information Of those who have been spp,ed
publication De proper to STATE that the result of
study aided extensive and shIonable
The favorable opinion AIMED by Trade
raj Of the authors ab les the necessity OF saying
than that has aesdv received the
most mnent in tns poeson entirely free from al in
cr ces either the admeasprcments the drafting The
book co"!ains Seventeen eesant Pates embracing many
erent kinds Of Garments which Frock and Dress
Coats OF various sty les and sizes; o, the Srtou OK
Paitot Oriental Goat USforms all the va styles
looms of description; Together General Remark,
and Instruction. relative the various forms dpoportions
by which those OF moderate capacity will be enabled TO
apny the with success sDd the avoid those
dfculIies which pecessay all
AT The whole forming a volume bout fifteen
inches and the st, in Vii ht up,
of Ar perhap, unequscd. TAe be OBJ aimed on
Application at 80 Ced and those living distance
the same can be forwarded TO the United States
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= PHILLIPS, Merchant Tailor, (ate of Astor House,
~. Broadway impressed with the OF meeting
eIsency q the times by the reduction Of his prices and finding
broadway oc,.n neee,arily ncus has determined the
OF ms sarmsnss he ShsIese removed his establishment
gentlemen eau now be supplied deduction of ten
fron his former low prices.
The following is submitted merely a specimen of the
foregoing assertion
superfne Coat. made in the best style. from SIC s
Eytrs . do, OF the finest quality, IS TO %
Chaliio Vests, as
p begs leaves conclusion observe above articles
may be relied IN all to be OF the most
and lower than other house furnishing the
quality Of articles. il imr
NROTON WATER-DAY'S FIRST PREMIUM IN.
" Ola RUBBER HOSE confidently recommen ded for
for which leather used and warranted
the following properties -
ls il is perfectly tight under pressure OF the Croton
ID made Of the strongest fabrics and will NOT mdev 20
injure IN the least, and requires no attention.
Bird. Ii il destroyed by coming with oil
stened by cold weather. the rubber de-
compose uferUr articles In used. Should
the least complaint be made of the Hose posses
sing the above properties will be taken back
side OF mouths from its purchase and other gwen in
change without charge.
4h Coupling and pipes will bo attached without charge
Buyers will that clearly satisfied that this hose 1.-The
Of making which unknown in the rsde
us the article long wanted for Leading other
liquids HORACE Fl. DAY,
III imsr su~resvor Rovbury r e IS Mspeu Isps
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IONEs' SECOND WARD HOTEL The writer OF this
interest In the Of Jones, other hotel IN
New York. He well aware that many houies have been
ushered in within few months the vicipty Of
the "od Second but he Knows that not single or double
them Jones' His bar stored with the best
his Chow der is OK; he is besides Tho public
red that this motto Of Jones' % Ward Hotel from one who
has been patron only few dsys and what is than
that. the writer pays Tor Its puhlication L.
Iva sec
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CONFECTIONERY.

CREAMS, ICES, ELLlES, &c. &c. &c.
WHGgLsisA,LE ASp kETAlL Reduced Price,. at 70
preor of the shnvc old the Las, ten ye ms
grateful for the patronage hitherto received his rend
desrous TO merit Of respectfully informs
Them and the public generally that he resdy supply
families rnd dealers IN tbs city and VII Confec
uonery IN all It's braDche such quantities they be pleas
pos. ibllity.
The extent and elegance of mis- Saloons for the reception
company TO which stached .aioon (up stsi
pre:sy for the of families togethe the
superiority of his Creams Jees Ices Confectionery and
refreshments generally, we'll and generally
appreciated to require communication by advc sement
BY maintaining for his establish
which he has end built for he
hopes TO secure CONTINUANCE OF the extensive patronage he
has hereto been fyoured WITH and
sal,t elton 10 al who frvof with their custom.
Creams Jeles, and Ices, in forms, at s. quart.
Order, sent 10 any part Of the city free of expense.
lyt9
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OFFICE AUBURN AND RocHEsrER x. X Co

Csuapdaigua, July 7th, 1919 !
A SEMLANNUAL DIVIDEND Of three per cent, on the
Capital Stock Of this Company will be paid on the first
the city Transfer Books OF this Company will be paid their d.
vdend at Bank Of the stue Of New York the city of
New York. and those whose stock not registered in the city
will receive payment flee The Transfer Books will
be closed from the 5ist inst till LIST August.
By order, CHAs SEYMOUR, Trc.surar
ivtltAIur
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THE GREATEST NATURAL CURIOSITY IN THE
WORIn.


Nov Exhibiting at % West eoadv'y. near Anthony st.
Bu.n"s Ayes the rans by the sPaniud, Ia the $40
New York 1884, and CONSIDERED by nstur
be the wonderful deormty in the known world.
He has double wind double breast double pasnch dou
bic ribs egs double hips and other doube
He perfectly sound and in good nesh and SUPP sod be
nine old and weighs 1900 pounds Proessos OF
Natural History suseon and Auaomsu would do we'll to
visit and judge for themselves
Also. cali with sig ess two heads snd two tails
Sea Dog Sea Leopard alive the Moth Nivrr.
The head r-sembng that Of Tor add skin spotted ike that
of the Leopard. Truly wonderful curiosity. WOLF Mon
KEYS, &c.
Admission I2k cents Children under years half price
Good NJ i,ic in attendance Iy25 Sussr
MRS. BUTLER,
(NELEBRATkD Elocuuonst, respectfully Informs
the bic that she giving enert IN nout Ia
New York prior to her immedat departure for Europe.
will take p ace al the
APOLLO SALOON.
On MONDAY EVENING. Jsly 31u.
She will that rsce he choice OF those pieces
which have obtained he approv, Of 10 tud in
he United States aud in cansds, which will be-
Osstns Address the Sun brief discourse Phrsnologyi
beautiful, spe- ch of indian chief reny age
from The Pedent; The Battle Of Waterloo; Sooques from
SbakreTe and conclude with The Daughter Of Enn.
oHzed bv TIE fret let including the Of State
where sh: has given IT, This .eIy the last time that
the nsushter Of Erin can be repeated in America
jy2o Bsre