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II will be that seventeen banks of this city show
deoresse in discounts Of in specie of 81 PAS.
79s and an increase in the circulation OF $s4 ss and
In deposits Of 1904 oss We are pleased to see falling
Oh in the loans and discounts extent corresponding
nearly with the decrease in specie but the increase in
cannot be considered good policy in the bank
directors farther falling Of in the specie item Of the
city banks must the prospect
serious drain has already had its effect in the market
il rumored that the Great Western will take out mil
lion of dollars in gold and silver and the London packet
OF tn, 10th inst has already two hundred thousand dol
lars engaged Should the steamer take out the amount
named there must be very great change in the state Of
our commercial Affairs These amounsIgare to great
extent, going forward account of bill drawers-
We And that those renting require FIRST rate bills, and
will not touch the cotton exchange in the mar
ket. This throws the demand into the hands of
houses OF known strength, whose bills are un.
doubted, but 1t compsls them to keep their agencies
abroad fully supplied with funds which s the cause of
the large shipments Of the precious metals Our mpor
ations are rapidly declining and the balance against US
on our foreign trade must with usual exports and the
immense depreciation experienced in foreign manuac
lures, soon become regulated Our exports Of cotton
have been unusually heavy this season. but the great
difficulty he proeeedss canaot be readily realized on
account of the dscred under which all cotton bills suf
fer
We annex table compiled from the Price Current
showing the quantity OF many Of the principal articles
imported into this port from JAN LIST to Nov M ls43 and
lSl4 Inclnded in this table will be found many of our
staple domestic productions received at this port from
others coastwise very marked increase will be per-
ceived in the importation Of cotton hides coffee mo
lassss sugars ron brandy and all descriptions Of wine
and many other articles Of minor importance This ts
Bile BY no means comprises all the imports Foreign man
nfactures are net included account of the endless va
rety and the mpossibty Of obtaining or enumerating
the various descriptions The aggregate value Of the
manufactures Of Europe imported into this country can
only be obtained from the reports OF the Treasury De-
parment, which are few and far between This table
covers period OF ten months and the receipts of some
Of the items will be larger for the remaining two months
than for any two previous
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MONEY MARK ET.


There was another great decline in stocks TO day.
caused partly by the complexion Of the political returns
and partly by the gong on in specie Within
four days from this thers will be- without doubt shin
rents Of specie to Europe amounting to full two IL
lions OF dollars This has created quite panic in tho
street. and given stocks very blow. This might
have been expected and very surprising shipments
OF specie have been put on so long The imporatiops
into this port alone for ten months ending the LIST inst
amounted to the immense Of sixtynine million,
eight hundred and seventytwo thousand three hundred
and five dollars-SS9 STA 300 being within about fifteen
millions oil the total importation into the country in s4s
This immense amount has been Offset by corr, g.
poniing amount Of EXPORTS but we have been compelled
topay so long in bills Of exchange by the mo
cecJs Of other industry that are now Obliged 10 ser
the hsri dollars When the mpoations were coming In
at the rate Of ten millions month"; we predicted lar
shipments Of specie before they paid for Earlv r.
the season strong disposition manifested to nut
the day Of settlement, and rsany philosophers assert
that creditors abroad disposed to let the amoupt
due them remain here OF the great din reno
in the value Of money between this country and Grea
Britain. We predicted that the time Of payment was on
deferred, and that he snount Of our Indebtedness wa
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asoumuieung 20 rapidly that when demanded It would
no. only b found too large to meet without drawing from
amounts in Specie but would create great deal
o. commercial embarrassment The present condition Of
the stock market confirms statements and shows thai
financial difculty Of this magnitude never loses its
strength BY being put on The day Of retribuoa has ct
last come and we fear the result The returns Of the
banks OF tins city show continuation Of their loans, and
shonld Judge that different was to be pursued
BY these institutions during the uncertainty that
hangs over commercial Affairs brought about by
trading in merchandise and speculation in stocks.
We annex returns for ten more City Banks, making
with those previously giyen seventeen.
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NIBLO'S GRAND SALOON


Is now fitting for the wine. magnificent
style; Tor concerts has advantages having arched
ceisg favorable for sound and being from The
there Is 10 annoyance from tn noise Of carriages IL has
ci3us galleries and will accommodate 1900 PERSONS For Balls
has spring floor and raised the sde il
hceal lighted with splendid glass chandeliers Attached 10
the Saloon and the floor there parIor
rooms managers and hat and supper room 400 feet
long, which will accommodate 800 peons Great pains will
Be ak 70 give satstscsion, aud on modarats tsrms
no6 stfcisrs
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SALE or FLowERs. As will be seen by advcr
nsement IN another column, there will be offered
to-day al Franklin's auction mart, No. Is Broad
street, number of extremely chsice and beautiful
hysclnths The sale takes place at half-past 10
s'csck. Let the lovers OF flowers attend in time,
a. there will be keen competition.
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Iaere mas been quite falling OF in the discount line
and in the amounted specie hand while the derestes
have increased very much he latest movement Of the
bank amounts to $2sS,53a OF the and exchange
discounted $4,000 are considered peri, city good
and the balance may be gocd but the present
officers of the bank are unscquainted with the stua
ton of most Of the parties indebted. In the report,
the notes and bills in suit down at $50 2sS but is
stated that change would bs made in that
to conform to compromises and sentlcmens made and
making,
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lRorTrsa MATcHEs.-In these piping times, the
lovers OF rottlng are not unmindfu OF their sport
There are two good matches announced to come
of to-day, one over the Beacon Course, Hoboken,
and the other over the Centrevie Conrse, Long
Island. This is not very judicious arrangement
on the part OF the parties interested; as many are
desirOss Of witnessing both matches, which dis
lance apart prevents.
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The GREAT Foor RACE ON MONDAY NEXT
Amid the great hub-bub OF the election, parties in
terested in this great piece of pedestrianlsm are
not unmindful of what is expected from them.
The competitors are in active training, and there
10 every expectation that greater fears will be per-
formed on this occasion than ever has been done
IN this or any other country
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Correspondence OF the Herald.
RHODE i i;,.rDrs S Sgylsr,
% S:1s si RirsH e. Ps R:.
aepha Congrsss Brogn Lubec fer dol h Leo Rogers
; sisi Fl nasaS Ss:s
.ssol for for
Tw9 B5os re a. Rs LSsef r dol MS1S
Henry sto DO WIN Penn fostsT and Mary
Elizabeth, Parker, Machia- for do.
miscellaneous Record.
Packet SHIP INDEPENDENCE, for Liverpool will not sail
till tomorrow.
ON China hs s s (: 4 hi:
e. 4ss S'z::
" ps:s @
s on
81. seK K.v PH1 s Of Halifax for jamaica totally los,
ship &c s;x : ID n y e
Whalemen.
os.aa from New R:dSS W H, Seine Smith, for Indian
spoken.
James Hay from Boston for New Orleans, Oct II. lat 49,
day. from New York for M..n..., Oct
ottoman Hannum Boston for Gibraltar I'd inst, Ia. q 20
Orlando. Perkins, Boston for Orleans. u lat 49, Ion
ssd rHI'H 49, lat " Ion O.
Foreign Ports
ss' Hiy yn eas.7 81 sd. esd for
SALT KEY Oct is-ln port brig -. from 81 Thomas for
Lake Ports.
sfs Aks.sg Cd Aafss;
sSRS p say Mink Mot
Home Ports.
CALAIS. Oct 2-sld Cro1 Hoyt, NYork 18th. Warwick
gsse Nov i@sa sesne MsIdas NYo
East MAcHAs Oct SOAR Adeline Rosina, Foster New
BAJn, Nov lAn John oSlin. Rollins. Mar,jagu. Dc, ~
Th.obsld Savannah 0f wilmington ~ o'd i Clyde
i 5s 5S: 4sssl c csss. 5sS
ksa smith MarirI; Es.e1, OH. AIe1andris ~
:'; Fly; Gf:S:
ss' rss's si ssS ss,as'i
Ss's sfs f Porto
y: S5sS S:;:; s;i
ga x:
s?s &C., s S,ls sIss
AND ss" a f5Gw. a1 NYG Arr M
load Shds mols.s 1ssa into Key Vest ss al
s' s IS isa 10 :Scr a..
SSi w iS %oe M B Hspds cSdsa Hews
y &
Austin, Perkins. ANY cayr.; Herald Gooiwia B.iiimors
Cyprus Sawyer; Eliza Ann, MITCHELL and Leopard, Handy
Nrors Below, Nsntasket X ads Watson, Dockay from
Gadoupe via Norfolk Of and for Portland put in on acct Of
head winds
Swain, do.
EpeasTows, Oct ssd all the Eastern bound vessels, Arr
LIST Mariner Staples Bangor for Westerly, ri. and sid 3D.
ms s NSs h .s Tsa FS S+ss SsV y
and James Bennett smith Albany Empress Tutle kmpie,
Dayton aud ARIEL Oaks NYork Sid Moses Brown Ncker.
son Philadelphia
PHILApkLrHl, Nov 6Ar Eun,ce Rose, Gaine,. Middle.
town.. Cid Caracas wilkins La Guays: Mary Ann Caro-
line, Corson Weymouth; LlIkn, Churbuck do; Ash
re a Iuron New Bedford Henry Clay Johnson and Mary
R,camorp, Noy BAR Manches,sr Worth; 1hos Ireland.
Somes; Sam Abbott, Bowyer; Ruckman Cramer and q
Pi,tman, Tow@en9, NYek Srah Augusta Barker and Da-
vd Coz, Wrden Newark Galena Leeds Albany. Sid Yes
per, New Bedford.
ScRroLw, Nov PAR Energy Raysen NYork; Grand Isl
and lecoun Boston; North America aud Mary Niekerson
Sag Harbor 3D. Erin, Gardner, Newport Cid 3D. Hopewell
does; Cd, HopewelI, and Grand Island.
WASHINGTON, Nc. Oct 29-Au Myers, Fowler. B1ston -
CID 2oth Fair Smith, and Delaware, Forbes. NYork.
,,sAvANSAH Nov 2-sld Alliance, Tucker, and American
Havana.
MofpLs OF so-A1 Athens. Chase, Hav~. CID WIN God
NEw ORLEANs, Oct 2s-Ar Goodwin, Davis, Liverpool;
Bengal, Cook Orlando Perkins, and Essex Wech Boston;
voltare Bradbury, sayanpah: Cid Sabas Cox, and Viz,
GINA Ant0insc. DeIayallIe. NioTk.
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Died.

On Tuesday 5th inst at Williamsburg, Mrs. NARIA p
Of her oge 80
Her friends and relations and those her sons PhyIer
=. ~ ad a. Diooie are invited to attend her funeral
this afternoon at O'Clock, from the corner OF North.
Third and Water streets.
On Wednesday, 9Th inst in the 7oh year Of his age,
JOSEPH DOMINGO, Esq
The friends OF the family requested attend his f.
neral ror his late residence No 100 Chrysis street. this
day, Tuesday, the 7th inst.
On the evening Of the srd instant, FRANCIS GwYrr,
second son CT John j. and Frences g. Lye aged
and o months.
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MARITIME HERALD.
PORT OF NEW YORK, NOVEMBER >

Cleared.
ship Mariana Marianne CrSsker New Orleans Collin: Co
Brig; Charlos Be;,man South Amerc., W w De Forest
1oi Falcon Pitt Bermud,, TUCKER X Lightborne: Dmon
iUs Wss nde; al%sn; veseo sssey St Angus
Frat: salem Tucherman, Philadelphia VIM Mckee Co:
Arrived
British brig Eyry Knowlton % days from Turk, Island
with salt TO Soue Whitney CO.. 800 bushels do Middleton
Left barque and American briggs not known
schI Kienzi Benson (of Essex from San Bias Oct
Devn. " ~ - ~Pei =
Sehr + Stevens Briggs from Baltimore with mdse to j.
Schr MARSHALL johnson, from Philadelphia, with coal
Schr Henry Lemsn Gamer from Philadelphia, with coal
Schr Ned Rover, from Boston, with mdse
Schr Ohio, Finch, from Hartford, with shocks.
Steamer Tgress Thompson, from Philadelphia with mdss
Below.
One brig, unknown.
Ship Marianna New Orleans, and Others
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From the Philadelphia Gazette. /


SHOOTING STARS The time is fast approaching
when we may anticipate the usual display of NJ
sss Forseveral years pss and even at early period
IN the history Of Astronomy these phensmsna have been
observed to the 18th or 18Th of November
They have been and chroniced recurring on one
OF these DAYS in the following years "A d ara ira
ISIS 1854 ,os. 1886 l:s7 1855 1889 and probably
We have made apgemsnts to notice the shower tb.
ysa!-shond we bs favored with particular an.
nor Having opened correspondence with persons in
widely distant places, wiz trinidad W. I Cinoinn.ti
q Nsw Haven, Conn Reading and Lane astsr Pa We
anticipate being able to furnish good account Of the mi
fhilsdalphianst to this subject.
Wethmk at any rate that these exps Citations ought to
widely known BY the li,erate they already
knswn ~ tho educated: otherwise, il Should have
heavy shower, would be palmsd on as another ajg
such results should be guarded against
For the regulation OF those who may be incnsd aid
Ms We respectfully offer the following plan OF observa
ton -
Let the position the Radiant point be fixed by re-
position as a means Of entertaining its height.
Whether 1t maintains its position with regard to the
starr.
Ns The number Of meteors in specified hours
~ The tins Of the greatest display.
mark BILE meteors.
g. Whether the temperature ID affected either previoua
Or subsequent to the display.
Tae point from whence the mesors emanated ID stuats
IN Leo and will rise about midnight That the obser
vauon Of the number may BE- efectua we would recon
mend that each observer assigns himself certain field
Imagine line drawn from the North Star through the
point Of emanation, and continued South indefinitely
also another line ut right angles with the first and contin
ued indefinitely, parallel with decnation circles Then
in his remarks each observer will confne himself to
he has taken The Importance Of these observations IL
such that NJ Arago instituted regular stations through
eu France for this purpose and the result very
tisfactory.
We hope our countrymeA will not fall behind the are
IN th,s particular w. G T.
PHILADELPHIA, Oct. IS
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z Extract OF Cubebs, Copoiva. and sarsape-

Nils tDr Gover This the speedy, certain and e
cRa remedy for the Of GonorrhHa that ever besn
sssd i Is pleasant to the palate and grateful to the stomach
rertss Of such remedies have been found
cuog geets seminal weakness aud all discharges from the
like charm IN producing an immediate operation s
may be lad at No. 2 Ann street Price ST.
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slight cough 2 be ,riis and neglect il Il
would have speedily emedd the evil. Worms Kill thousands
aud the Cause no, suspected DR. Shermans Worm Lozeu
gts kfe specific Trts Motif suspected,
Gose I? h n Celebrated worm DESTROYER Dr. shermsn
rpei ~ Hudson street, 1888 Bowery ~ East Broadway; s6
street, Boston. - 49,
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Read what shcrman's Lozenges have done

"A letter Just received from Mr. Champn Of Orient, L. H.
states that Dr. Shermans Lozengcs performing wonders
among the people, and that tn. demand every
~ many where the Camphor
or headache and affections they have produced
diste cures and the Worm Lozenges have eradcaed
than any remedy that has been known He writes
for large supply and states that they have failed give
satisfaction How many there who suffering and who
could find relief by irving these celebrated Lozenges They
always 10 be had at Dr. Sbeman Nassau
Of the Doctors agents 227 Hudson - Bowery
Bosdwsy 39 Fulton street, Brooklyn Ledger Buildings
Phadel lhia; and State street, Boston.
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New jersey.
The election closed last night, but we could get
returns but the lollowing-Hudson county has
gone for the wings by decreased majority. In
Newark, the North Ward has given IL whig gain.
The wing majority in Ezabethtown is decreas
by 80 votes. These are the only particulars OBJ
tainsd
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constitutional Debility Cured.-The Tonic
MIXTURE prepared by the College q Medicine Pharmacy Of
hs city Of New York recommended for all
iii invaluable remedy for impotence sery barenness
unless depending on maformaton)
Single bottles 81 each; of half dozen ST. carefully
packed and sent to all parts Of the Union.
Nce oil the COlege of Medicine and Pharmacy Nassau
street w. &, RICHARDSON. Nj D., Agent.
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Maryland election.

The following is the result, as far ascertained,
Of the Presidential election held in Maryland on
the 4th instant. The comparison is made with the
Gubernatoriai election held on the I'd October
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virginia Election .

Very little further information has been received
from Virginia; but frsm every indication the State
is likely to 60 for Polk and Dallas by about 5000
majority
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BY THE SOUTHERN MAIL.
PhlIQdelUhfu.

PHILADELPHIA, Nov q, 1874
rhe most usmepdous excjtsmsnt prevailed here this
morning prior to the arrival OF the express from New
york. bringing the result Of the election In yeur city
hundreds OF persons were congregsted on the wharf
anxously waiting for the steamboat Az she
rived and the numbers snnsuneed the deaf
ening shouts rent the arthe boys sped OF in all
directi ms it'll the Extra Herald and the intelligence
spread far and near, that the Democracy were
again triumphant. TheDemocrats as much elaed n
their opponents depressed They will FIRE salute Of
one hundred and twentys guns Tor the Empire
morrow.
There no further returns from the interior Of this
State.
Patrick Murray the keeper Of grocery at the
corner Of Germantown Rosd and Jefferson street, was
convicted Of riot in the Court OF Quarter Sessions this
morning DURING the conflict between the Natives and
Irish at Keasingon in May Iast Murray store scented
az point aGe,i for the latter He committed the
county prison 10 await his sentence
Inc case OF John Beatty the county Of Phila
dephia came for trial before the District Court this
morning The suit was brought TO recover Damages for
the destruction Of the plaintiffs house in sdwalader
street, during the kensingon riots The jury returned
verdict OF $a69 o. tor the plaintiff
SAILS AT the STocK ExcHANeE-l00 Grsrd Bank, lU3 !;
s2o do do II TOO Wilmington Railroad "a; 1870 Ohio
s. 1850 loat; 100 u Bank, IT; 500 New County os,
1850 "a 10 Union Bank, Tenn -; Is Lehigh 6s lsts,
50; 10 600 State 6s. III
sEco,p BoAaD.-o OOo City Gas IS. 49, 2s4 state 6s.
6o} SO schuylk kill Navigation. 20 800 Wilmington Rail.
road Bonds, b6s si3; 81 Wilmington do do, "a
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state OF Trade.

state OF Trade.
AsHss.-P,ts are very duh at S4l5 4 4lss Pearls
are very steady at 50 40 SASH.
BEEswAx Prime Yellow Of all desc ripons sell a. s
us at 29t q 30c
CoTroN-Ihe sales to day amounted to 700 bales Of
winch spinneIs have taken 200 bales and exporters the
balance The market closes without animation holders
Offering freely at quarter decline on the prices
rent last week.
HAY Prime qualities OF Northern bale sell as usual at
~ a4ac The receipts continue large and the demand
rRovsfoNs Ohio pork is in very moderate demand AZ
~, or trme and So for Beef is very dull and
Quotations merely nominal. Lard is quite active at 81
cents - -
WHIxEY- Drudge casks a held at csc. Western and
rrison barrels are very dull at 30 a 29}.
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care Of ronorrhea gsst seminal emissions and all mocopuru-
lest discharges from the urshra Those nils the result OF
twenty yeaTs il the Hospital de Charlie Paris
"a nb'e remedy for all diseases Of the urera They effect
cue IN much shorter time than any other remedy without
e Osg the breath dssgeeing with the stomach
fro basness Price per box Sold the College Of Medi.
w. S. RlCHARDsON NJ. D. Aren't
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ALI Philadelphia Subscriptions to the
HERALD must he paid the agents. Zeber Co.. Ledger
buildings Sd and Chestnut s where single copies NAV also be
obtained daily at o'clock. 3m
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Zieber q Co., Ledger Building Sd street
Chestnut have for sale Politicians Register of all t
VOTES from 1910 to the last Pennsylvania election Price 2
cenH 2t
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BY the Southern Mail, we have returns from
twenty-five additional counties, showing steady
WING increase since the last returns. No doubt ex-
lists that this State goes for Clay The increase at
present may amount to over 1000.
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w. S. RICHARDSON, M. D.. Aren't


toe Of primary secondary syphilis ysnerea
ulcers nodes any complaint produced by nudcious
Of mercury nnkilfol medca! treatment All
sctng yeuerea faint remaining in their system should
this Powerful purifier without delay consids
y cleansing the with this justly celebrated alternative
Sold single bottles at 81 each Of half dozen
earuly packed and all parts Of the Union Sold The
College of Medicine and Pharmacy. IS. Nassau st.
w. 8. RICHARDSON, M D.. Agent
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Medical Advice In Private Diseases.-Ths

mene OF The New York College Of Medicine Pharmacy
established for ne Suppression qacksry continue dree
their particular attention all diseases Of
can confidently promise requiring medical treatment
safe and cure without injury the constitution
20 make application to the College first appearance
those Diseases vast amount OF suffering and
thus avoided One the members Of the College, many
ysas connected with the principal hospital in Europe for
cure OF those complaints attends for consultation daily
A. M. toTP.M M.
Terms.Advice and Medicine S5,-a cure guaranteed.
. IMPORTANT TO COUNTRY lNVALIDS.-Penson
living IN The country and finding ncon make per
sona application have forwarded chest Containing
all medicine; requisite to perform radical BY stating the
end treatment received ssswhsre Il aud enclosing S. post
paid addressed p w. s RICHARDSON, M. D., Agent,
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ADJUSTMENTS.
PARK THEATRE.

PARK VHEAVHEs
Mr.. PLACIDE-Last night Of his EnEagement.
WsAf %i S %oRL Sss T.s
~ s;; x:
Ter eea.-sseoud and Third Ten
%Ss p;
ssaS 6: D.. Ringer.
viii perform Grand introduction aud the Virgins
ist sssH isS vi. PSSSs
Ms Dunn; Lqsy M; ,e wst. Emily Msi shaw
Private Boxes Go accommodate az per.onsl IS each.
CHATHAM THEATRE
MIR L. respectfully announce. his friends th,i the sps
Of pS4 he from a. M
ON mh H SssG ROY WIN Be a ss s
United s.is. sPw.,d. Of 800 nights Rob Roy, Mr. FrsI;
After which Jack Wnan. viii sing the Nsy.boy and var
w$ss the Splendid Panoramic view Of The CITY
The whale 70 conclude with t laughable farce Of LOAN
70 hi. o the a.. WIN "a, sos ss
BUKTON's THEATRE.
ARCH STREET, PHILADELPHIA.
d, :;
Icy NJ; SSi.: ks Y" 81 MIN
u,s1s NJ MY rRIsSp THE Hs;. cArrAr-D.H'
To conclude it'll the buresque ogers of
Mr. Johnston lsgo, Yankee, Mr. Burke; Brzbsno Dutch
mona nerssf alone. Mira Booth
N1bto's Gas den.
THE LAST WEEK Of the PANORAMA OF MADRAS,
by the unqualified Artist w. DANIELS, II. A-1hs truly
beautiful and effective surface of
feet but from its admirable deceptive appearance the
several hundred miles embracing
;isiH T ;s.'E:sas s
forcing their psrlou. way while the other hand the ds.n,
tsresng by the busy Of Palanqun Elephants Cames
Demonstrates Indian Oxen with thousands OF native and Bi
troops
Open from 10 in the morning until 10 night Admission q
or Parties
In consequence Of necessary alterations for the ensuing
season, the Panorama is for sals. M lwis