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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-08-20

NEW AND FASHIONABLE CLOTHING
IN STORE, 100 liiais 81, R':imoad, En.-SI-
LAS MERCHANT desires - call the attention
o! iho>e in want, to hi, Stock Of READY-MADi.
CLOTHING, now offered for cash (and ior cash
ony) very cheap. He has
Fine and Superhne Black Cloth Dress and
Frock Goats.
Fine and supertine Invisible Green Dress and
Frocil Goats.
Drap d'Etc Dress and Frock Goats, very
pleasant and beautiful article Tor Summer wear.
Also. Pantaloons and Vests Of almost c?ery
conceivable pattern nlquality-as well Is full
assortment fCravats, Scaris, Suspenders, Gloves,
Stocks, Collars, Shirts, etc, &C.
Those in want are most respectfully requested
10 call and examine.
May 81 4-w3m
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MluAJAIl DAIES, City Surveyor.
Aug 2.-'f
Ailg.9

(,AWSONS one mile fem City Point, on James ri
" yer in the county ii Prince George will be- cred
nrh'ic sale on the premises. Thursday, the 9ih dag
At ,:epember NEAT, and w ie sol! whout reserve oi
liberal terms ii there is esotciaole competition Tor the
uucla.r II contains Eve hunrrd aces: hund red
an cultivation, aud the balance heavily uEhesed-hc-
sides large quantity of building, ship and save Timber
Il viii average fifty cofs wood III The acfe witch ca,
be- sold on me wharf, City Point, for one dollar and
cents and can be cut and Transported there,
by contract for seventy five cents the cord. The land
lies rye aud no lime " mari hs been applied, hut
/, has for the last three yeas produced forty bushels
corn acre. and the present year. which i the first
time has ever been wheat and under many dSad-
vantagcs and losses has produced than twenty
two husel. The acre. and than sixteen bushels
10 ore seed For these facts, refer 10 &essrs Pan
nil l. Lea aud John NJ. SIockteli, OF Petersburg and 10
Alexander Hobbs, who lives on lie place.
JNO. L. MEADE
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FLEETWOOD ACADEMY, ENG & QUEEN
The exercises o! t> Sc.aoI III be resumed ~ tie
first Mnntay in September aud terminate On the 2cih
December.
The subscriber takes pleasure IN nf'rmin. the pat
rnns uf TIE School, that he will b- aided the DIS
claI, nc his duties by NJ. joan H. Pits ACCOMPLISH
ed scholar aud highly distinguished graduate al lie
Virginia Military Institute NJ "c Institution hc hs
acted fur some time past ~ Assistant Piorss"r
Addr,ss-Fleetw, cd Academy o. WHITE.
Aag. p .5-ESw'~
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MRS. MEAD'S SCHOOL--The next Session q, Mrs
w Mead's School Will commence on tine first day o
October next The course nj study Will he thorough
and extensive and win he conducted BY Mrs. Mead hr,
self with the aid of valuable andespercnced Teachers
July 30 9i-lf
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-08-20

CAMUEL WINF'REE will sell Tobacco
- Wheat and Flour, on commission, and viii
give particular attention 10 all property entrusted
10 his management.
Once in trent buiI.ling of Shockoe Warehouse
Jan. o lily
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;s.t.-;I;=. s,7.s-.:, s.-.,S:~.s 1870 Ill
$500 20 49, 81


ITO NORTHERN TRAvELLaR5 -R c.mond, Ere
i deS'oesbura and P0,omre Rn'ifcdf-Ftdneaon ~
Rats.--NGtice j. hereby given, that - fare By tie
Railroad route between i:ehnoad and Baltimore - now
reduced to sG So and between Richmond ana rhiiahe-
phia TO - ony, 10y the new stage ma steamboat ie'
between Washington and Philadelphia.
Tsavecfs by the ra':oad oute through, reach wash
ingtnn Ia nine Baltii vere and Philadelphia IN
iH'enionc hours after lrav.ag Erhmond and arrive III
PHlaieph;a h. fore trav errs y the river and hay boats
nave m Nurolk: OF should they he disposed To step IN
Washington o. Ral;imoie they may duso a. i"ns as they
please and rc.nm- ilrir seats w Tout EXTRA charge.
40 charge for children under ihfee years q" age os's
TN Ter twelve years Ct age, hall price
Ir of dei,r.ure OF the cars from Richmond, quarter
pat !: 4. IL. IhlnSs s'ia"i,
au.. ID o2-tf Agent oil irinspoEtHoH
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IrTs1, PlIBI.ISHE.D,
JUST TUULISIFI',
And FIR sale 5g j. WiRROCk.
THE VIRGINIA & NORTH CAROLINA
Al M A n A c. K:

EO. The en-
CALCULATED By David Richardson, of Lonisa
" county, Virginia, containing, in addition TO the
usual Astronomical Calculations l,s' Of th' Courts oil
Virginia and Soih Ca,ura, and the Rrp'esent v.s III
Congress- III. sen II. an House ri Delegates OF Nir-'-
ma. Sonss: Mamma i - very mirtisnat-the Euis
i:id---,ni the interesting Su!E 81 the Gt:b!ert W lie
hcs,;if; descrp iae progress al san through
life fon, his ti.th 10 h- fe-neciivn-The Male Flint
The ,,eturn-Ii Happier Iorrs-Be kind-Adrn 10 a
fri-,d-On Beauty-ihe Clerey-.iani:g. Engma-
Som. useful receipts, &C, &C.
Eur 10 -
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VANILLA BEAN-A lot of very superior
Y Vanilla Bean. just received by steamer Ro
r. Stockton. for sale bv
Iulv l1-wtl
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CTEABROOK'S WAREHOUSE.-Ita affords
- the Inspectors Of this Warehouse pleasure TO
inform the Planters Of Tobacco in Virginia and
North Carolina. that Seabrook's Warehouse Is
now in good order for nc reception Of Tobacco;
that ample insurance against fire will be mace or
all Tobacco in The Warehouse; the rate of dray-
age is the same as 10 ether warehouses; thai
freight will be paid on ali Tobacco sent 10 them:
thai their undivided attention will be paid 10 the
business Of the Warehouse. and every efior; made
on their par, TO expedite business.
THOMAS C. BURCH, T,snec,ors
THOS. 7. JOHNSON, iI''i''''o'''
Jan. Is S'-.a~u
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Dinwidd:c co July &c.

r EATnER, SHOES, tSc.-The subscriber has r.
Ia moved to his old :; nd li, street, where he Of
frs for sale Stock OF Leather, embracing nearly every
description used by Shoe Coach. Harness and Saddle
Manufacturers, &c. Likewise, English and American
Threads Findings, Tanners Oil, &c. Also, e,nGO pair
Of Plantation Bros ues and Factory Shoes reR maze.
and If goad MATERIAL &C. lie would particularly invite
the attention Of Farmers and Manufacturers To his stock
of coarse Shoes which, for cheapness and durability,
cannot ba exceed. To wholesale purchasers liberal
discount will be- made JAMES G. WATSON,
l4;h, or Cross slreettO Mayos Bridge.
An, q 21-lm
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TAME.S II. JURf:Y. COMMISSION 1LCR-
j CHANT. RicuMoSp, Va, sells Tobacco,
Flour Wheat and o!her Prolucc-and on con
signmcn,s in hand maics liberal cash advances
Office on Cary street. three doors above Williams
& Haxalfs Warehouse, on the Basin Bank.
Observation-Disclosures. +. & J. $. James q
Co. Richmond; Col. Jno. L. Jones. W. P. Parish
E>c.. charlottesville: Messrs. b. L. Tin>iey 4
CO., Lyrchburs; L. May, Esq, Staunton; Johh
G.. McC.anahap, ESQ, Buchanan; J. w. A.
Sauat-ls ESQ Buckingham; Reuben RasiaIt
ESD. Powhatan; Dr. James L. Jones, Orange.
March 3 95-u
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TINE ,r-weekly Mail Coach for White Sui
L phur Springs, Lcwisburg, Charleston and
61ny;andotte, passing Balcony Falls Natural
bridge, Dasgers or Dihrclrs Springs, Clifton
Forge, Covngton and Calaghan's-and, also, the
connection is6irec' TO Lexington from Lynchburg,
Alum Springs, Warm and Hot Springs-will
leave Lynchburg every Monday, Wednesday and
frcay after breakfast. Extra coaches will be
furnished at any time
JAMES NJ. BOYD, Proprietor.
May7 LIFT
BELL TAVERN, RICHMOND, Va.
"A The subscribers will take charge of this
l;5sR popular and well-known HoH& on Tues
sSSzsaAday, the 10th, and respectfully solicit
mare Oh patronage from their friends and the
paolic. They have furnished the house through
ba' Win new furniture Their table will always
~ supplied with the best eatables the market will
e"o'u, and their bar with the best liquors.
1,, RIO. HILL. & BROTHER.
r' 10 N-tIO
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SHIPPERS AND SHIP OWNERS.

N0UR attentions j. asked 10 the annexed c0nnunica
4 lions, showing, by actaal experience the superior
advantages of Nahi'l port fn' receiving dis
charging cargGes. TIE Eic'mond and ilirsiui. Rail
mad Company are prepared 10 transport al articles Vi
produce aid merchandise a. the annexed rates
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EARM FOR SALE-Having located nysef in the
c.ry, will se privately, my late residence, IN The
county OF Henrco lying within four miles cf town, ST
tuated midway between the Brook Turnpike and The
Meadow Bridge Road, and within th-ee-.ouiths of Il
mile of either. The tract contains about ninety acres
of land fifty Of which arahle land in pretty fair
state of culiivon.l the residue is well nbered fer
this section Of country.
The improvements are, n Two story single Dwelling
recently erected with all the necessary out houses
The society the neshbornood is intelligent, sociablc
and refined.
For terms, which will be made accommodating, apply
10 VA. T. LADD, or
MlCAJAll BATES, City Surveyor.
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* ALE OF JAMES RIVER Landry virtue CT
- deed of trust executed to the subscriber 10y James
l.. Darlington and Ann NJ his wife, will on Wedne
day. the lth OF September IL fair, if not, the neSt
fair day. offer tor sale, upon the premises the Tract oil
Land III said deed mentioned This Land lies on James
river in the county of Cumberland, ab"nt six miles
above Cartersvle aud about five from Columbia. The
Tract contains about SOS acres Of which Do are rivrr
fat-the residue highland, of good quality. Tue dwell
ling house aud out houses in excellent eond ton.
Possession Of the Dwelling House will be Immediately
ms, also of the PIsntation far Us will enable
the purchaser 10 seed wheat
TERas:-0ne third in cash-the balance IN eqnai IN
stamrntS Of and two years. II Is possible mai some
arrangement may be made TO give tine for the whole
amount hut personal security aud deed Of trust upon
the land itself viii be required as well for the credit as
any postponed payments
MAYO Il. DARLINGTON, Trustee.
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HREEK STOCK FOR SALE.-Fory-eis ht
~ shares of Stock il the Creek Company OF
Golfers, for sale low. Apply to VIM. Wallace
Day, Esq, or to the subscriber
S. BASSETT FRENCH.
Manchester, July l6. Cot
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.rerms nf the Richmond Enauirer.

~. The Enquirer Is published three tunes week du-
". me session of the Stale Legislature, and twice
- lining The resi- 0f the year.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-05-31
Sales Of Stocks nj Philadeluhia.

FIRST BARD May 80 100 shares Wilmington RR b3f,
%; 2OJ do 27a 100 do 27s II do 27s 90 do 27t $500
Wilmington es 1883 so 81 900 do 1850 hbf 81; shares
Mechanics Bank 2s 1866 do Girard Bank la; 369 do
ai 80 do b5 I4s SIS 600 state 6s 5df So $l2OO0 do 6
So 5000 do bo So 100 shares Reading Railroad a. 10
DO Noristown RR ct $4,000 Ches Del 6s 1856 b5 osA
63 shs Bank, 3 80 do do, 1885, 1875 Commer Natchez,
-; 80 do DO 22 80 do do, 22l so ms III So do n
Penn'a Blk 40; 3?7 State 6 various loans So shares
Moy amsnsing Blk 42 100 Grand Gulf Blk 49, 10 Lehigh
l4l 10 Camden and Amboy RR, 40.
SECOND BoAnp, May 29-l0o shs Wilmington RR, Is;
$50 do 5d 49, $50 do bot 27 100 do 273 80 do Msnuf
Mech Bank, 2l3 $4,000 Illinois Dollar Bonds sa. 3D.;
$40 shares Girard 1876 100 do b5 1885, l6 do United states
Bank IL; % do, l2; 90 do Norrisown Railroad. 81;
"a do Grand Guli l2 IS do do i2 lac do do 10 $1,000
State SIS 79t $50 shares Noirstown R 20 do Farmers
and Mechanics Bank "A $1,000 Reading Bonds 754 $1,000
Chesapeake and Delaware SIS 1854 bbf 63J.
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MARITIME HERALD.
pORT or NEW YORK, MAY 30.


Cleared.
ws ssp' HSSsTs ngs LGS
5 fSs% %'D Eussa. A SKIM
H. phl,vassh master, MaSr% wosG%
Saunders, Green Ta'le Key. L,xIsSes Phelps
lock- Gath inst off Georges Bank large ,hip with top
sasn. St ana no yard sco'. The foretop,
deH appeared 70 jury "'' large mouse a''' or poop
hip Gq.isa Fqnea from Msy s,a AH, Eth With
% miles, ercharsed signals with packet ship Prince Albert
w %s
to se S sn si with s
ron,tad Saw ashore Carysfor Reef brig apparently
s%aSppI 3isS day. icm ChaIso" With nt cot,
Dutch bslqae Libra Trip, days from Rotterdam with
madden. 70 Grpnell. Minturn y Co
Sss1 S s ia CO. %h GsS' r.
BaIqas southener Halie days from cardena'. with
Sq" s. Sir s %ssshod IS days
hid. sugar @oia:e, sroord fe.ton CO., boxes 1s
Bns BALDWIN 3hSme.on. days from Savannah, with
Brig Excel smith, days from Savannah, with cotton to
Brig Patriot Knowles. 10 days from Hamacoa PR, with
ssr. sos ss:e days % ss ys
Co The port Of san Juan blockaded by H. schooner
brig Isabella Stewart 20 days from sydney with coal to
Br big symmetry, Gland 10 day, from st John NIB with
fish, to q Lauries.
Br brig Vanguard Card, IS days from Windsor Ms with
plaster, 10 master.
schr Ann Hymso Totem, 10 days from Ponce n. with
mot,sses, to Maitland, Comrie Il Co.
Venezuelan brig Carolina, Hagen - days from Apgostur
wlth7lss hides pkgs goat skins Go bdsam to Oerch
Kruger.
Danish eh Gcogiaps Anderson 81 days from RIO Janeiro
sehr Michigan Terry Day. from Baltimore to johnson
Lowden.
Schr Marietta, Croweli, from Boston.
Schr Virg MA, Hail. from Baltimore.
Schr Charles Hill, Smith from New Haven.
Below
ship Wabash, Stanton, from New Orlerns
Ship MissssiLpi Hilard from New Orleans
Dr. brig from Sydney, with coal
Also one ship and two barques unknown. Wind ssE-
bio ing ftesh'
Herald Marine Correspondence.
Kf,osroN, Jam May n.
List oil vessels IN port lith, Cleaner Smith, for Trinidad
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TWENTY-EIGHT CONGRESS.
FIRST SESSION.
Senate.

Senate.
WASHINGTON, May 10Th, 1874.
The Senate finally passed the bill granting the
heirs OF Robert Fulton ST., 800.
The bill relative TO furloughs was also ordered
to,be engrossed
The usual memorials In favor of the annexation
of Texas, were presented by Messrs. Buchanan,
Lewis, and Others.
A bill, establishing certain collection districts,
was also passed.
The bill to construct canal round the Falls of
st. Mary's was then taken up and discussed
Mr. Japan said Congress had no power to pass
law TO construct work within the limits Of
sovereign State. He proposed to make grant Of
land to Michigan sufficient to enable that State to
make the canal
Mr.. PORTER objected.
The bill was ultimately ordered to be engrossed.
Ayes 22, noes Ii.
Two or three unimportant private bills were then
read, and the Senate then adjourned at an early
hour.
There is no news stirring this morning, except
the all-engrosslng news constantly received by Pro-
lessor Morse's most wonderful, telegraph, which
exctes universal admiration and amazement. s. B.
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Philadelphia Cattle Market.

MAY 20-Beeves-900 offered, viz 70 fine quality More
land 200 Pennsylvania 100 Kentucky and 522 Ohio
of which 80 Pennsylvania, 100 Ohio and 90 Kentucky
were driven to the New York market Sales ranged this
day at So 50 30 per 100 lbs for fair qualities superior Sd
SO % Sales on loot at $40 S35. and few fine large
cattle at Si5 $5O-sales dull
Cows and CalvesSales ranged from $24 $2s for com
mon TO fair quality-extra fine quality 500 S3s being an
advance on last weeks rates sprngers $40 a 500 dry
cows ranged from 81 Sl2 Calveslght sales at ST
81 IS per head for mddng 50 80 So for fair quality
the Delaware-2a cts. per b. live weight
Hogs-44o head sold-past weeks prices being fully
sustained.
Sheep and Lambs-sOO offered Sales ranged at ST. %
81 % for fair qualities-extra SO IS a 81 %.
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Passengers Arrived.

Lyme Conn; Mr., Chas VIM Lamadge, Master Chas VIM
islmsdse Of Paris WIN II Pa,e aud lady, OF New York;
John Griyot of do Henry Barley Of Georgia. Jules Ma
legnon. of &c ev, and 200 10 the steefase
S ynns T,, oned'N nh x Mon E'9 Coles Morn,
S,rd Palmer of Phil. 'eSha; Ms = Fox, Of Port,aDd
sisher Chsfu1, Jelle, Missionaries to Canada and
Louisville; Samuel Richards of Jersey; Rich Gooch, OF
age Jacob Muller citizen of PHILADELPHIA did the
RorrERpAM-Barque Libra-N David and family
oBes. rR-Barqu- Josephine-Smeon Tracy Esq. Of "
Orleans
sAvArNAm,Brig L Baidwin-Mrs paIson and children;
Cept Jas Wye lady and children Collin Miss Harmon
Tai igsst, NlcAlpn, Cullen J NcLaren, w Brtten
" ID Burmaa, goldman. Show, Lfman 6 IN
the steei
CARDENAs-paIque Souherner MIR Packard ard Mr. John.
a1u
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BY THE SOUTHERN MAIL.
Washington.


WASHINGTON, 18th May, 1874.
You can expect nothing from Washington to-
night, except word as to the mode in which the
nomination of Polk was received at Washington.
And on this point there Is no mistake for his
nomination was received by every faction, portion,
part and parcel OF he democracy with the strong
est marks OF enthusiasm. The Van Buren men
from Ohio, including the Hon. William Allen
from New York, and from New Hampshire-the
Calhoun men from South Carolina and Alabam.
including the Hon. Dixon H. Lewis-the Johnson
men-in short all parties hailed his nomination as
perfect God-send Cheers on cheers were given
by the assembled multitudes around the Professors
telegraph, (Which also came In Tor large share of
the cheering as well as for resolution of most
emphatic admiration and commendatlon) The
wings groaned Gen Hardin made verses, aud Pop
Emmons made speeches, and all hands went and
took drink 5. y.
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,.OIncsIic ImIOrIaI1O1,..

SAyANNAH-Brg Excel-64 bales cotton T. q X Graves-
22 Bnsham-32 Wlsner Gale-37 Scspp-l5 Perkins 4
reeds II Green.
SAVANNAH d Baldwin, bales cotton box Marvin 4
Brush 40 Perkins Hopkns-90 Graves-2O Rarstow
Pope-2s Cook-237 empty brs Johnson75 pkgs 81 BIS
cotton IN
CHARLrsros-ship southpous BIS cotton II tics rice q
BulkIey-3 cs Franks co-l6 hhds Conoly-27 chs Wis
man Newman bl Pelo lie Berbce co-6 pkgs Haydock
Corlies col a. MITCHELL Capt Perry-25 Wood 4 Mer
ntt-2 Peet Hitchcock-l X Jsfray col Hsiksnrah &
Damme-47 cks w Hatch-l Drl Victor u Duckwz-30i
10 orde
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-05-31

Q7- DALLEY's MAGICAL PAIN EXTRACTOR
For instantly curing Burns Scalds, Piles blind bleed
ing and all inhammatory complaints II "H Daley" be
not written with pen on every box avoid it poison
Found at 81 Walker first store from Broadway Re
erences to all New York and the United states There's
magic in the very Of Daley and people will take
no other because they know the virtues of baeys and
not the limitations.
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Brighton Cattle Market.

MAY 27--At market, 800 beef cattle Is pairs working
200 sheep, and 800 swine 90 beef cattle and y
swine unsod.
PricesBeef CattleNearly all Of the best cattle were
sold the hoof probably something more than our
highest quotations last week We quote extra SIS
quality 50 i2a So s7second quality 81 rs S. third qua
lily 81 a 81 So
Working Oxen-sales at sos, $50, $685. and $s7.
Sheep--Sold from 50 IS to So
SwneSeected lots Of small shoats to peddle d cts
for sows and st cts for barrows old hogs from Ohio
cts; at retail cts.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-05-31
House of Represen tativcs.

WEDNESDAY, May q, 1874. !
After the transaction of some unimportant bust
ness,
Mr.. Mckay moved that the previous order Of
the day be postponed for the purpose of taking up
the Naval Appropriation Bill The motion was re-
jeced
Mr. MCKAY then moved that the rules be sus-
pended, and that the House resolve itself into Com
mittee OF the Whole, tor the purpose of taking up
the Bill granting pensions to the widows of officers
and soldiers of the Revolution The rules were
suspended and the House went into Committee
accordingly. motion was then made TO post
pone the uension Bill, which was rejected.
The bill was then taken up, aud the Immediate
question before the committee was on The adop-
tion of an amendment extending the provisions OF
the pension laws to soldiers who fought in the
Indian wars.
The committee then rose, reported progress, and
the House adjourned
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-05-31
AnusencntS.

MIR CoNNER's BENEFIT-Ihls accomplished ac-
tor and gentleman of universal respect, takes ben
eft at the Chatham theatre night and offers exceed
ingly rich treat Mr. Hill has volunteered for the
sion his services He performs his great character of Sy
SacO in The Yankee in Spain," and also delivers Yam
appears for the first time civilian" in Black Eyed
Susan. Mrs. Mcclure, (such deserving fav0ritc)
tanning the part of Susan Those who have witnessed
this Shakesperan actor in many OF his best parts will
forget him to- night Miss Cannon beautiful and
plshed danseuse appears in the Highland Fling. To.
morrow night the yankee" takes his beneft-Noa word
about that.
THE ORPHEAN FAMILY of Singers, Great West
ern and others, at the American Museum, are CIV
and this evening at No person yet witnessed
entertainments without feeling richly paid for their time
and money Every attention is paid to the comfort and
convenience of vters and thousands of ladies and fam
lies find this establishment pleasant resort for
men and recreation The concert this afternoon and
ing and the upsqualled comic of Great
Western &c &C. will afford rich feast. The Giant and
Gianess are to be seen usual The Gypsy Queen may
be consulted at all hours. See bills
There is some talk of hostile meeting taking
place between The Giant Boy and the Dwarf.
Both Of them appear to have fixed their affections
the fat girl The lady, as is frequently the
highly deshfsd she says she cannot marry both though
she thinks there s enough Of herto make hak dozen
wives The Dwarf fumes and ets and declares that he ia
not afraid oil boy, that the mind is the standard Of
the man, and that he fears the frown Of his dark
adye than he does the most deadly wrath of mortal
We hope nothing serious will The Gantess feels
rather hurt st not being the of the contention They
all appear to-day that the public may have oppor-
tunity ojudging which is the favored swain An
tanmen takes place the New York Museum to-day at
'o'cock Winchell and host of other performers ap-
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WAR DEPARTMENT -Adjutant Generals Office,
Washington, May 20, lS44 "A Board will convene
at the city OF New York the ls of July for the pur
pose Of examining the Assistant Surgeons who may be
ordered to appear before it and such applicants for APP
pontment in the Medical Staff Of the army may be in
vited to attend.
The Board will consist of Surgeons Mower and stn-
necke, and Assistant Surgeon c. M Hitchcock the ju
Nor member to act recorder.
The Bosrd will adjourn after performing the duties
signed to it, and the members return to their respective
stations By order.
r. JONES'
.4djutaut General