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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-07-29
E0relUn Markafa,

HAvANA, July Is lsis-Hhd shocks with headings, ga
reals; Sugar box shocks 7rs; Beans white l2r;
Boston, 81 al g. do Campeachy, ST So; do smoked,
81 SOL Butter, yellow, sic 500; do European, SIS;
So slo do Dutch, sii SIS; Cider ssaas6; Goldfish,
So a do in hhds IS Corn, Indian shelled saa2 a
Flour. Philadelphia and Baltimore, Sl3 New Orleans.
American Eastern. IS SIS; New Orleans, IS sia;
Herrings. smoked, rs Lard European, Sl3 Ameri-
Mackerel, No 1885, Onions, s5a sS4 Pork cargo East.
clear s4; ditto in boxes N O Phil So so Potatoes
~; kaEns Malaga, RS; Rice 81 g.; Tobacco, Ken
tucky, in hhds So a So; Gunpowder, F and +, sl7
sls; Paper post and ooscap s. 4a4 4; Wrapping RS;
Cali Sisa $a0 Morocco red aud green, SIS 81; Cochi
neal in deposit, $40 S22; Coffee LIST quality, -; and
nasS apo s..ores ass HS%sy Cans
peachy in dep, ST RS; hIolasses keg 81 gallons ri
Sugars, assorted, white brown. So $685. white,
cho. 4rs; segars, IS saS; Tobacco windward. sIa
sls; vuelto absjo injuriado $45 500 do2. sasa s.o
sarsaparilla. Hon l. in deposit, $40 4 RS
Exchanges 60 days sght.--London, n 81 prem; New
York, par ! prem; Boston, par; New Orleans a2t
paper on the North. Spanish Dollars, prem-nomi
nal; Mexican, premj Doubloons, Mexican, I a per
cent.
Freights-clean freight-Baltic, f2 10 a Ed Is; Ham
Cowes and mark in the Ball. f2 IL fs; ditto ditto not
in the Ball. ca e. l0 France so 90 frances Medi-
terraneap f2 az Is; nominal; u States 81 per
box Sugar, rails per ibag Coffee SO % so per hid.
Moiasses
sr THOMAS July 70, ls4s Il herewith enclose you a
price current by which you will be enabled to the
state of market The weather for time past has
been extremely dry, and the young cane aud ground
provisions in the neghboring island have suffered much
Lmpors.-Beef. mess SO SO per bbl, No. 81 so Mess
Pork $40 to 49, prime $40 to il; Goldfish So to d Mack
ere No s. 50 to g. Hcrrngs to per bbl Hams 10 cts
per III Cheese &c; Butter to l0c Lard to &C. Candles
g. 10 and l4c, Spermaceti &c; Soap yellow IS Flour
Philadelphia, 70 to SO, Baltimore % to so; Rye
Flour 49, Cornmeal 81 per bb l6 to 10 pun Corn
75c per bushel; Backeyed Peas so Bread, pilot to
so per hbl navy too 50 Crackers do per thd 35;
Flee 80 to per .00 scarce; Cider d Kentucky Tobac
co SO to manufactured sc Nutmegs 95 per ID; Pepper
to 9c; Pimento to Tel Cessa 22c Tar per bill; Lum-
Der, P. assorted 6, Pine Ia per NJ W Slaves soc;
" do 10 cts; Wood Hoops $50; Hyson Tea coc per ID;
Imperfect csc; Gunpowder csc.
Erports.-Coffee, st. Domingo and Porto Rico 7 to 8;
Indigo Is per lb Sugar, Muscovado, and g. 70 rs;
Cuba Tobacco 49, Longwood Is to 10.
Erchange-Sterling Government Bills 81 SO per E
sterlng do Bank bills &c. so and 80 days 81 sc to s5;
Bills on New Yerk go and 90 days o2 per cent pm
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In favor CT lsi3,. ........... 547, 1903
Fish-We heve nothing 10 report under this head
except that new dry Cod very scaIce and much want
ed at good prices.
Cotion-We look anxiously for the advices by the
Acadia from Liverpool, and hope they may be more
than the last. The duh, dropping state of this
article in this, and all other marke calls for
relief and nothing but the most favorable reports from
abroad can create activity improve prices The ope
rations in this market tring, and yesterday only
reached about 500 bales at prices agreeing with last
Liverpool classification.
Hdy.-The demand noticed in several of our last
ports, still exists to great extent although notice
inclination among buyers to withdraw from the market
The prices for shipment range from 40 to 43cts Prime
qualities for domestic consumption bring prices somewhat
higher. We quote IS a soc.
Whslebone-We hear of no sales of consequence-no-
thing to settle the current quotation. The last sale
36cts. The stock is large and daily increasing.
OiL-The last sales Of whale, being late arrival
at 33cts, showing advance.
Whskey-Sales Of drudge at 2scts but purchasers
unwilling to to that price for large los barrels
we quote at 23k 2ic.
ashes-We quote Pots at 81 434 4 so, with trifing
sales and Pearls at IS 81 generally although S. have
been paid in some instances.
Propsions-We do not hear of any operations OF
sequence in articles under this head We quote for prime
Pork SO rs; Mess $ a7 Beet very dull small sales Of
prime at SO 25; Mess So 2S Lard is slightly i'm.
proving, and sales OF prime have been made to small
extent at &c. Wehave alteration to report in But
ter Cheese and last quotations still current
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RATES OF DOMESTIC EXCHANGE New York, JUNE, ls4l

The complete regulation which the exchanges have
undergone consequent rpon the free movement of trade
and the equalization of the value of paper able in all
parts Of the Unon by of the resumption of the
banks source of great chagrn to the weuldbe regu
lators Of the currency powerful argument in favor OF
charatanry Of the advocates OF such institution without
support No plea be broug ht forward for a mo
noposng institution but thedesre of Spectators through
its to get possession Of the property Of the indus
trous An attempt is made by certain parties to clamor
Of national paper currency ofremiting small
sums, and accommodating the travelling public. Yet at
the very moment when this plea put forward, Treasu
~ notes. which the most possible form
ofgovernmen debt have been converted into stock The
Treasury notes ofhe bearing interest," have
been used very great extent for exchange purposes
The amount afoa during the past year. from 10 to SILL
co., 000 has been than sufficient to supply all the
wants Of the trading community. By converting them
into stock other result has been attained than to take
from the public debt the only feature presented of con-
venence and usefulness Treasury notes of small demo
limitations bearing six per cent used by individuals
to great extent pocket money Person carrying so or
500 in their pockets could always command currency
with the accumulated interest for the face of the note
They formed perfect remttanceto all parts of the
tywi.hout loss Of interest The only apparent object in
deprving the debt of these useful features and converting
1t into ten years stock to be to give permanency
to debt which grew out Of what oughtto have been tenn
porary deficit The making ofthis debt permanent at the
same moment that the permanency is given to the def
cheney in by prohibition tariff long strides
toward fastening the blessing" of heavy national debt
upon the people Of the United States.
The exchanges the Union being pretty
nearly equal at this of the year. when the
ment OF the crops has nearly ceased and but little trade
is doing the prospects Of the crop for the coming
will havea great influence upon business Very little
capital il going this year from the Atlantic to the interior
On the contrary all payments of interest and OF lquida
ted company Capital actually made from the interior
to the Atlantic In former years. when States paid their
interest," nothing actually from the indebted points
The liability was discharged by the creation Of fresh
obligation This is no longer tae case This current Of
demands to be met out Of the profits Of the crops before
purchases of goods be made The cotton crop the
most important and the position OF affairs in England,
Connected with those here such to lead to the pro-
babiiity that the forthcoming crop will yield higher
profit than any for long period The crop of the year
new about Closing has been by far the largest pro.
duced yet prices are well sustained The comparative
rates as follows in Liverpool -
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Corn Trade.

The Flour market remains in the same dull inactive
of holders to sustain prices in the face the depressed
demand, useless and prices must 60 down. Genesee
is with difficulty kept up SIS, and sales have been made
at trfe less The week will close at prices for ali
brands large per cent below last weeks quotations.
Michigan we quote at 81 s73a s. 9s3 Ohio, s7A Bran
DIVINE, l2a; new, 80; Richmond county, 25;
Georgetown, % s7&; Rye Flour Northern, l2t -
Wheat is very inactive and sales confined to small
LOTS prices must evidently decline before purchasers will
take old extensively Corn is down; quote sales OF
Northern at So cs Southern, 53t cts. Rye il also
the downh tendency the last sales rule at 62i 6ssc.
At Baltimore the 27th inst Flour heavy; lie of 500
bbls. OF esh ground Howard made S. but par.
GELS are in market which be bought for 81 s7A
sale of 1900 bbls City Mills Of new wheat at S.
millers ask SIS 37A 500 bushels of old wheat sold
l2s; Susquehanna Flour is selling at IS in limited par
GELS Waeats are lower; Maryland reds bring 90 l0Oc,
old Pennsylvania red sold at 81 c5 new wSie wheat for
family flour worth 81 l2a 49, Maryland white Corn,
sac. and yellow 55,. sale of Oats at Csc. There
were sold at auction yesterday $500 bags Rio Coffee at
a SIC, being above prices last obtained.
At Buffalo the Goth inst. Wheat continues to 60 off
freely, at previous prices lot of 1000 bushels
cargo Of sandusky the Flour does not yield-450
bills Ohio part mixed brands sold at something eqsva
lent to 81 49, and SO bbs Ohio City Mills IS cents adj
vance.
The stock OF produce generally held here or in the act
Of transhpment at present t. heavy and the wharves
The first full cargo Of wheat and -four exported from
this porto Canada cleared yesterday via the Welland
Canal, being an invoice OF 1900 bushels wheat and 700
bbls flour, purchased on account of q Quebec house.
At Cleve Gland, the oath instThe canal receipts in the
last 4s hours are bushels Of Wheat and 56l2 bbls
Of Flour.
wheathas been sold at 81 to 81 No enquiries for
Corn. 81 are offered for Flour-holders ask SAL
in the very heart of the stas says that in almost every
part of the State the wheat crop out better tn an
some regions the surplus cannot be less this wear than
twenty millions Of bushels. The immensely of wheat
now raised annually in Ohio on sod scarcely egualed
not to leave surplus after supplying their own people.
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These prices under an importation to England so per
cent larger than during the period of the previous
year. very firm the if we take into considera
ton the position of the home trade of England In the
year ls4 and first part of s42 prices of food were very
high in England, and money was dear. The usual re-
suits OF diminished purchase Of manufactured goods
were apparent The high price Of food was universally
given as the cause for the falling off, The state Of affairs
isnow changed; the modification of the tariff last year.
reduced the level prices of food about 20 per cent and
money has become exceedingly abundant To this cir
cumstance may in great be ascrbed the firm
of prices under the large CROP The progression
the same causes will probably enhance the consumption
and consequently the price Of cotton IN England while
the other hand all prices here have been SO long on
specie level that cotton can be afforded very much less
shan formery very many Of the planters have raised
their supplies and planted less cotton These are
leading reasons why we look for very profitable year
for planters during ls The reaction Of this will give
arsvival In trade generally from the South
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hiIadeIphIa Cattle Market.

THURsDAr, July AZ ls4s--Beeves the week
there were zoe Beeves passed through to the New YORK
market and S65 head offered al our Drove
rule this day from to At for prime-Extra, lao Oh
the above were Penna CATTLE and the balance western
100 left over.
Cows and Calves-l65 in market Sales were made
at SIS to $40 extra $25. springers $2 o $l6 extra,
500; dry Cows 81 a So; extra SO.
Caves-Sales at 81 rs So So By live weight, "a j.
Hogs-6o0 in market, principally Western. Sales al
81 a 4-extra 4f-369 left over.
Sheep-ll00 in market. Sales at ST. 25. q 81 SO.
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On Friday, the 2eth instant MARY ANNA, daughter Of
Israel D. and Harriet Cole aged eight months and hr-
teen days
On the 27th inst, THOMAS MoRoNY, after short i'll
ness In the 7sd year of his age and which he bore with
Christian fortitide.
The friends and acquaintance Of his sons, Daniel,
Mathew Michael and Thomas Morony, respectfully
invited to attend his remains his last place of
Sa urday the 29th instant, at o'clock, from his
Michael's residence, l52 West street. New York.
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ADJUSTMENTS.
NIBLO's @ An DEE

NIBLOS GAHDBB
Director SATURDAY. NJ ~! !G 3. ~ st'1os
Last n. Fl: & Il: siss ORE;
Fifth and las, RiSts 4 tSS; Sibs rDe
night .: ef IL i; 70 IS Of Meyer
The ysfoImane commeuc. AZ 7oclotS peem., with the
rseS %, time iD New y.i5 las.
ess vi. &u .;r 2.i., ', +: op e.
LES D%$aSss 'i;fo q Q es sS'i S'tS'
P Pa1i Hsn,su. d. s,paor. T'f I.s1 IfsoaH
Goa se CsmrS Major. u Msthieu
Barbpigo. Be,sopvills
I'm Bene.,iqu.. y f Sss.css
Huissisr, NJ ChsGsry
Of the o: with 81 SIS 's.si E be had
Les IS a e L; JIM Sf
The part Of Marcel to be sung BY Mon, BE.
Hal, Between the second and h,sd ae.. Of 'hs oDo
w,..., :rd r.'r;:1m.I,, !" The Gland Saloon.
ce't kinds snd in gr' at "arety. will Re found.
r,. THE PsoMrNAoE MUSICALE.
spend" . 1,sas, o T De, M several popular
Musical Director " ~" "u'' u. C.. Hill
NIGHTS ofthe Ra,eI Faniy-rus.asy, .nd T'hu,,dsv.
sd., q she s.cnch COmpanv- "oudsv' Wednesd.v.
,E - ,,n.s r9',ee viii be u great
o.. Iekee Fiity Cent? Nav he had .}aden dpv,~s
,osed or ~ vi"
reinforcement At thus establishment on account n, ~.
protected and the Saloon which ventilated om IN
'op and sides can be ene'o.ed at moments n"i.-
CHATHAM THEATR &C.
Rn % ; - o.; IA, !. SO. . 'Leaee
Doors will open at aanaer aud the Curtain will rise at
nu'r'er before o'clock
| -.,-. beneht .nd las appearance Of Mr. Z Smith
THIS EYENIN'-1he performances 70 commence with
pERTRAM-Ber.a am, MrC j Smith; Imorine Ms q
AMERICAr MUHEU.
AND ERIAL GARDEN.
~ Every Dav and Evening this week.
The Manager has engaged IS tented Performers and n
haopy to an entire new era in Museum Novelties
MIR, WILL COLE, the Great Chinese Nondescrpt,
b c, TIVE ndn0 nfaes and ne Tom y; rss Tsscs
together with his educated % BILLEY whose
greet feat, OF s2acy obedience and tent have placed HIM
| WONDERS OF THE AGE!
H. will dance sing, put light, jump through a bal
10 u, smS esh.e, walk lame, uot, KICK and enact
Also engaged fCI S SHs yset S1. h ss celebrated
The hest dslneator OF Negro best Nero
Dancer living who will present the
recent Importation in the shape Of ard original int
CANA Virginia B-eakdown This mos, Extraordinary perform
has elected the admiration Of thousands all pruc-
The Ciy Brss Band Of Thirteen Musicians engaged for
| the balcony garden and stage
Comic snss "a ss RfS' c XESshT H. the
feTiormanceseve-y Wednesday and Saturday Afternoon at
| NHec
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MONEY M 4 RKET.

The stock market is exceedingly dull and prices vary
but lttle Harlem rose Canton Ii Paterson fell Il Far.
mers' Loan I.
At the new board government loan was more firm
Why are not the tolls othe Ohio public works publish
ed regularly as formerly Do they show defcitl
In domestic exchanges the alteration is not material
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Avn PRIXATE aAI.E
FOR SALE At PUB, IC AUCTION.

THE RAILWAY MANUFACTURING CO will sell at
puos ape,ion, on l7th August At their Print Works. in
company consisting Of printing and engraving machines cal
lenders copper cylinders dye copne dying and be aching
apparatus ste'm boilers steam engoe Is horse power with
h m,e engines xpa.ent oa,nuce ron sale hydraulic
set Of tuning and boring, and b k,mhs tools
Of imported STEEL end and old iron, quantity CT drugs
suitable for calico printers and dysrs, tubs casks large
cisterbs stoves tables, benches, Sc.
Catalogues Or which be had application Mr. Php
Trusslcr, at the Print Works or of
FERGUSON & WALKER,
jy19 rmsr 81 William street
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Domestic Importations,
VI A RITIM ERALD
snip Diastsrs and Agents..

We shall esteem favor Captains Of Vessels will give
TO Commodore ROBERT BuvEy, Of News Fleet, Re
port Of the Shipping left a. the PORT whence they sailed the
rnv En 3PoHeh on .nen psssage List OF Tier Csgo ana
board them immediately their arrival. agents and Cor
respondents az home abroad will also confer favor by
sending TO this Qce all the Marine Int yence they
received.
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Foreign Importations.

CANroN-Ship Bzm-ic0 CHI 700 hf CHI young hyson 80, c
81 CHI hyson skin 1913 M hvson T hf ch souchong 20
rouchong Grinnc Minurn co-l00 CHI Ill hf ch young
hvson Is h nv SIX 5s oh $40 hf CHI oochong oh
phor sk imphor trunks slecquered wood by
mdZe GoodIdgc2O oh 1876 hf ch young $40 hf oh
souchong 100 brs mperal leo TX, gunpowder tea Cords
1888 ch lao hf CHI young hson 1913 CHI Tyson akin III CHI 40 ch
300 brs 300 gnngowder 1921 1856 mats
cassia IS oh c,mphor 10 camphor trunks 81
wood 1000 bds Tt'an, 90 slabs b. tin Smpson-i hi
Oh young hysonSo hyon skin senchong 100 bx imperial
100 gunpowder 200 cs esa trucks Segen-lOo slabs TN
% Young hyson CHI Young hyson %
81 slabs lin IS CHI souchong txt gnnpowder II mre ial
Hudscn,6 c,ssa Andrews BoheIs-25 Oh youpg hvson
20 bxs Bates china Simpson-3 ch tea
silks cs mdz Loue-l3 Inf CHI souchong Clark Reed
Is h do Foulkel tx Gordon Tullot-2 Tx mdz, Hook 4
Townsend-I8 pkg G Cordis-33 hf Oh tea bEs Yer
milon-393 cases csssa l8 boxes sweemea 80 pkg,
order 81 do
RoTTERpAM-Barque Tculon-l5 casks wine Meyer s.
Stuckent .ssk mdz Busten, Koop col box skins Jacob
Msun-2cs Zuher Bicncet-l8 casks ma'der to o der.
ANrwERP-Brig yohann-3 cases mdz Barclay Living
ston-6 casks oder Schmidt Vtghell-f cases mdz So
pieces iron 10 order.
Taylor-e3hhds Grnnsl Minurn co.'s bbs molas
ses to order.
Domestic ImpOrtatiOns.
New 0RLt AYsShp T.luma-s 500 bush 200 hhds to-
bacco l02 bis cotton Cray Crssbtny2 bales cotton to
order.
ArALloHISoLA-B%q,,e Iwanowna--iOo bales cotton 400
SAyAvNAB-sch. Tioga-l2j bales cotton II Malman-22
do Wood 9s2 boxes Taylor Merrelo5 bbls ITO bales
cotton to order
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w H. STlNEMETS takes leave announce to the Trace
that lis new and complete system for Cutting Garment
OF eve y Description is published ready dsiyerf
would be impossible IN the fom OF
adequ e idea Of ne and Of the work
FOR the information Of tho,e who have been sppn,ed
publication, be proper to sate that the result Of
study .ded BY fashionable
lice The favorable opinion enter aimed BY the Trade
Of the authors ab necessity saving
than that ha, already received the APPRECIATION
most eminent in the entirely free from all in
tics cies either drafting The
book contains seyeneen elesant Pates embracing many
different kinds OF Garments which
Coats various les aud sizes o the SUrtout ck
French Pato Oriental Coat Unforms all the various STYLES
looms Of every ee,crpton together with General RemarSs
BY which those Of moderate capacity will be enabled 70
apply the with success same time tbose
Art The whole forming neat bound volume about hitee
square ana the STYLE ~ whieh got up specimen
apple at 30 Cedar streets and those living at distsnce
i've 3tsIc ~ ''"' '"e on''eu S'a'es
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NEW YORK ~ 8. BOSTON
COTINn DIT or

OWEN PRESCOTT, Pilot take. charge as master and
pilot OF sssses bound New Bedford Nantucket
Shoals Boston, Portsmouth Portland Kennebeck and OTHER
PORTS Office e. Frye Shaw: nautca, store s2a Water
and the several Insurance Csupanies in this CITY, Boston,
and Portland. ia ,miU
w warehouseman in respectable store Tie adj ertiser
writes good PLAN mend has priec knowledse Of the city.
and having been bred tn industry capable ard willing
make efgeneray useful to hi, employer Any pcron
In want OF steady c3n dental man with the best OF c'tv
IL" Herald Office. which will be put ctudly attended to,
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Married.
Died.

On Thursday, the 9th instant by the Reverend DR.
Lyel, B. M. PIGABIA to Miss MARGARET ANDREWS, both
of this city.
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DR. j. EVANS has removed ii, GA c,.,,. Had nj.

Dk. = EVANS has removed bis Old 6aleni Head Dis.
pensayto 100 Chatham Pearl st. where he Continues
e sp.s ay and eheeua t'atment and Of delicate dis
ano where he real old r Evans will be found by his
eaper,ence emile practitioner TO preference then DR. \
woulo direct the attention Of pubic inves
cation OF his claims He wishes the ubc know that he
nas nothing u do with any office in Peek Slip His charges
are moderate, HIS consultations confidential.
NIB The Secret-A speedy, expeditions and certain cure
for class of eisesse--5o &c nts bottle We itsr
PORTU GUESE sFEMALE PILLS.
THESE fsramed and celebrated Pills, from Portugal, are
perceive, 10 be obtained in this country See advertise
ment on the last column fourth page,
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A WORD no YOUNG MEN

YOU that have been very to contract any
dse-te Of private na'ure la days byg ne, ard who
CINE younevs cured, had car f and consult an
eiienced hysican b. fore ing rrag many
renrons There peihaps in this city kundr, who
consider elves we'll merely cause the mplsnt
10 have LET them from asgher If dee when
hey rise in the mo,piOg buch cases y under he
srvaton Of the fhyticisn the Huntap No
,Dvi, street, who has found very le fcuy VA re ..
wing particle from the iysem by the of hl psver
falling erredy Dr. Hunters Red Drcp The Doctor m ~ be
fund b. private consulting OI a. the D.psn'n, all
Price Pc vial which is lnte6 under all crcuu
sances. IN Alb my l. be obtained Of Mr. WIN. Russell
druggist No 3 Sou h Pearl.
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THE GREATEST NATURAL CURIOSITY IN THE
WORLD.

NOW Exhibiting at 90 West Broadway, near Anthony IT,
~ for short me-s Double Spanish Bull taken lea
BusnOs Ayes on the Plain. by the spaniud in The
i;s to be the most wonderful d.o,my in the known world
bic res six legs double hips. and other parts double
He perfectly sound and in good health and supposed
nine old and weighs 1900 pounds. Professors Of
Natural History, Surgeon. and Anaomss would do well to
visit and judge for the mseves.
Also. scalfwith 81! legs two heads snd two taiIs.
Sea Dog Sea Leopard taken alive the North River.
The head resembling that OF dog and skin spotted that
Of the Leopard Truly wonderful curiosity. Wolf Mon
KEYS, &c.
Admission 2h Children under years half price.
Good Music in attendance. jy25 Stssr
MRS. BUTLER,
(NELEBKATED Elocutionist, respectfully informs
the p.blc that she purposes giving in
New York prior to her immediate departure for Europe IL
will take pace at the
APOLLO SALOON,
On MONDAY EVENING. JAY 3lst
She will that evening the choice of those
which have obtained The approval Of immense in
The United States and in Canad. which will be-
Ossi ms Address to the Sum brief discourse PhrsnooRy;
speech Of an Indian Chief in reEly 70 ne.,ge
Shaksrene and conclude with The Daughter Of En,
loezed by I've FIRST int l.ct Including the Of State
where she has given II. This pb'yey the last that
the Dauehter Of Erin he repeated in Amerca.
IN