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From fhe Riclimond Eaa
STANDING OF VIRGINIA

STANDING OF VIRGINIA
 1t wouldnot be uninterestinq to have a brief glance at the op press in other States, in relation dielslve and honorable ttiumpB init a few short extracts, evidend| it of the press on this subieel-I with the Whig papers. WepS| days ago, the sneering language pieyed by the New York Tr5uI ! ing of the defeat of poor WaoI ton. A Texas Wing seems tor vors at the hands of the Noa| The defeat of one of these rare sl to give universal joy to the Whol| ty North of the Potomac. Ind phia U. S. Gazette, ('true WEgl the following complimentary nd fishy" Newton:
 "WiHough6y .Nswfon.-Tho 2 Texas Whig, cannot but De grdII trHe WHgS. He left his party winter on the Texas question, cfrontery to denounce Southern voted against Texas, as traitos ests of the South. He wrote q some eighteen months since, reaI Whig party in Virginia, and ia' by hinting that their policy h honest. He has found by this il reanfS have no tears shed oV feat. D
 The Albany Argus contains criticism of its Whig neighbOr'
 "The Evening Journal says, al complexion of the intelligence very much with our anticipation for no favorable results from ' first fever of the Texas quesilol not likely to be disappointed III tation.' Indeedl This then \ the first fever of the Texas q if this is the first, what may DC the second stage2 If these li in the green tree, what Will De dry D ].
 Now look on the other slu ture. From Massachusetts to Democratic press, with one T !, pnans over the downfall oi cur good old State. They, VI rejoice at the conseerallon principles, and at the new imp imp annexation by the commanalnl y ginia. We subjoln a lew eAu good our declaration
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inscribed upon it, having reference to his boldest deeds.
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Anger is sort of moral epidemic springing from vanity and selishness.
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From the Neg York hoT,e' TTa x "VIRGlNIA ELECTION, v, orl thing. The last returns HV
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HURDLE AND FOOT RACE FOR PURSES OF $500,
ITO TAKE PLACE ON III JULY-First, Foo,racs of
five miles for of SC0S73 the second best and
S23 the third best of 3s o'clock. For this
the following entries have been made -
|. Mai. Henry Stannard q. Ambrose Jackson.
2. American Deer, or William Z. X. NJ. Hall.
Jackson, who has just 8. Peter Hutcherson.
nyed from England for Q. lgrace katanchiate, the
this Iroquois Indian
=. Long Mike. 10. Welch Bautum.
4. Edward Chenny. II. G. Dermond
5. VIM. Fowl IL. Vim Barlow.
Same Day-A Hurdle Race o'clock for purse Of S4Oo
Sl00 to the second horse third horse receive back his
The he Ia mile heats four hurdles of
feet each to the mile For this the following entries have
been made =:
Mr.. C. Duehesny, Of Montreal b. q. HOPS
sweatand from Fort Gibson enters Niagara
This horse is hslfbroher to Fashon)
n. Copoyer enters his horse.
TEN MILE RACE,
70 TAKE . PLACE ON WEDNESDAY, 9TH OF JULY,
the third in the race-To off 3a o'clock For
this rice the following entries have been made
|. William Jackson, the Ame- 6. G. Dermond.
rican deer. 8. James Whean
g. John Gildersleeve o. VIM. Pnckney.
B. Major Henry Stannard. 10. lgnace katanchiate the
t. Edward Cheney. Iroquois from Canada.
8. r.. NJ. Hall II. VIM Barlow: -
Same Day. at "a o'clock Foot Hurdle Race, or High
Vsulng Race Of mile, with IS hurdles or bars feet
inches high for which purse OF $50 will be given-enance
So the pedestrians have the privilege Of eang over as they
chose the first he all the hurdles without inter
Ter with his the u re
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WASHINGTON, July 4, 1915
The Difficulties of The Admintstration-hs Po''cy an"

WASHINGTON, July y, loio
The Difficulties of he Administration-hs Pol'cya""
It's Defence briefly Rcuiered
1t becomes the bounden obligation OF the neu'rd'
press to stand by the Executive and his honest ei-
forts to conciliatory dspensation OF the oihces'and
a fair administration of the Government Denounc-
g / by the wings for every act he does, and every
continent he utters, good, bad, or intolerabe, and
watched with jealousy, unexampled, novel and
alarming. by the various factions Of the great and
sauabbng democratic family, opposed by each for
his favors to the other, and believed by each Clique
be prejudiced exclusively against Its claims to h's
ouny and consideration, he Is at this moment IN
taore deporable condition than ever were the lucky
lohn TYLER and the immortal John Jones.
From the west the fercest reprehensions of faincr
lsichie's apology for "filllng vacancies created oy
Nv" are Illuminated. The idea OF apologzIng 70
he wings for filling their especial commissions WIN
l,cofocos good and true, Is regarded as the utima.
I'm of humiliation. From Mississippi we nave ap
xpose of Secretary Walkers suppression OF Coi
rhompson's appointment as Senator byGov; brown'
which If not paiated by some official exaananoh,
tamps the honorable Secretary with the seal oi ranN
shooor From Tennessee we have the disc4osu,.s
of Major Lewis; from South Carolina the stronses.
md most uaanswerabe protestatons aea,ns'
he election from the Cabinet and me s GIe
ron negotiations Of Mr. Calhoun-Irom I've"
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NINgTt LiTt.
PREMIUMS PAYABLE ANNUALLY.

There are tables for single lives JOINT lives survvoshps of
two or three lives endowmens for children &c. &c Tables
also for ANNulTIES, both immediate and deferred. All
these tables have been calculated from sterling dollars and
The Court of Directors London have by formal
delegated full authority TO accept risks in sums moi ex.
ceedng $4,000 each single life and bind the Society
from the date which the premium is actually paid to their
General Agent in New York.
J.LEANDER STARR General Agent.
"a wall street, 9th June, 1876 jyl ltaw 3msrc
LIGHT, ELASTIC EVER FITTING
WIGS AND SCALPS,
WITHOUT METALLIC SPRINGS OR CLASPS.
TO BE
CHARLES RIDGWAY,
HAIR CUTTER AND IPTG MAKER,
NO. % WALL STREET,
OPPOSITE THE CUSTOM HOUSE.
~ B-Formerly Of Howards Hotel. je28 lm+rc
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PITRIJC SALE on TT
PUBLIC SALE OF THE
MONROE RAIL ROAD AND BANKING co.
GEORGIA Decree Of the Special Jury in relation 70 the
Bib Countv Monroe Rail Road and Banking Com
MONROE


MONROE RAIL ROAD AND BANKING co.
ssS G nj Rs sa 5aa sad in Bsafss %
hs5 THE and s, d ,i Monroe n
,ad of psKsb both I which has com
a III I'm the s properly sll
s Ssso ,a Of s t dse
Company nsolvsn, and wholly unable g its debts sors
Road keep The answer great
sS GsS Ss ssss y =: sss
5 for 'ma WORK 0s ssd S d %
work labor and Rail Road and cls;
all other sredGIs not here and that there
ahs ssas sand Ra RiiSss Road
sS aad M M M pro and effects herewith
ssan ii s ass l
David. David e Campbell Abner p Powers James a. Nsbet,
majority them on the first "ssday in august after
Ss he a ssi s
70 the Ierk oihs Court who rrauFd 70 deposs the
ehancs city o Macon @ and ssTs public notice BE-
1sa oSS%tpy Ss g des @ s Ss Sa
oy the rst Monday in October next and that the sad cred
al Sie when i
w0Sd or Ysht have available against them BY said Com
on and whether they be subec: objection OF e
ss%, that he liens claimed Se
I'll tie s % Of 3 R
completing eqapng and keeping the said Road in
intended aud designed by the act but
that alter said sale demand notice the stockholders
SAID COMPANY transfer TO the purchaser the stock held by him.
% in the same manner is provided by law
Sheriff further decree that for te ksepnr Of said Road
Tor the time intervening between the day Of
APPLIED e ] Rs sss et be- a s
eeeas Aforesaid aud we further decree that William
B. Parker trustee charge Of said Road and
n FL the i ss % Eas %
same with the Clerk of tins Court and also Of for
statement the number and description Of oicers
agents and hands employed thereon the value Of the hire of
purchased subject to the and approval Of the
esea ceS q sa the costs and other b from the
extract from the minutes Of Bib Superior Court May
term, l8i5. HENRY g. ROSS Clerk
By virtue of the above decree undersigned will sell be-
ssda s whole III ns .he % T
Monroe Rail Road from Macon Marhasvile the county
with ssoas sS comp
ss ns 1s to pSs s ia syd a
ing Company embracing not only the Road but the various de-
nest and all and every thing appertanng and belonging
Also. the entire assets belonging said Monroe Raid Road
and Banking Company embracing subscriptions for stock
sd M f .Sd % % ss s Of ,6s @
due to or belonging to said Monroe Rail Road and
gaaas o H. Gy M % I of wh %ay be
The length Of the Road is oI miles the whole which IS
The has completed on the whole road except
four and half miles The Road Jonesborough
sasn er c asd sdsI aas
e as
as s asa Of if
be forthwith resod at their risk. W.
5$SEs Sfs$SHE#Hs SS$$$$tESHHtl COMMISSIONS,
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SOHENCK'S PULMONIO SYRUP
TRIUMPHANTLY
SUSTAINED BY THE PUBLIC AS THE ONLY
GENUINE PULMoN!C SYRUP.
Wade from he oId Md;0a Rsc;nc

the aso cured Of Consumption 6y the use Of
other my cure being generally known
SsG s1pse ss
vesr 81 Sy IL 0 That ~ the
'y bsndonns al other isSS Sasn
Sf hssRi sYRG as
Sii ssas Sasis
create, Of supply orders Of ihs
sssasss ] ],serssy Mos, md
sy ,as sy Ss ss ]
q1 1872 received intelligence from the firm ef vannsst
Jersey stating that man by the name Of Peter syker
s Of sSs my sT @s s ssS sc s
Ths ss a 5 d @ o s G Ssa s1.enss S S
individual soon visited him and found him improving
% e ad ' this he r
soSpsf 10 % called re e him sa,sS
hai he lad well or some months solely
s to e Ks ae as Sc hs
Sn also e and nd, nGM publish again in &c
Office IN pres great to %e %s
cure and solicited from appointment sell
sustained Si % Air hs,sstsr yielded to hi; placed
last when S9dins deceived ian Discontinued
man had he ihns 90 with syrup
"Hnr myssf in =, rEadsh and supplied him with knows
u5s ,S
az winch application once
no 4, COURTLAND Street. One great why gave
him the that he living witness of the eca
cy OF my Syrup, and his desire be instrument Of
dispensing TO the afflicted benefits similar TO those Of which
faithful the eposed him. obliged dscontin
ue his agency.
In requta for kindness him. he with base ngra
tuae attempts palm himself upon the public
character of my medicine by selling genuine
pound which for augh know, may prove deeterous
going statements and show the public my character and
standing and that the original and only manufacturer Of
the Pnlmonc Syrup, refer the accompanying certificates
and aihdav herewith published the originals being
street Among which will be found the certificates, the
signatures Of the judges and officers Of the Courts Of Hunter
don county as well members Of the bar physicians ce
gy, merchants and citizens generally whom am known
aud by whom the origin and value Of Schencks Pumonc
Syrup also known. J. ii. SCHENCK.
{, C,TIZENS CERTIFICATE.
We, the undersigned citizens of Femington, in the county
Of Hunerdon and State of New Jersey having been called
Pumonc Syrup; and having inspected the above
made by him. cheerfuy state that fully believe the
same most OF which facts there forth know they hav
transped under immediate observation; tina
we have been intimately acquainted with Mr. Schenck since
theye 1855 at which time he removed this and
early as 1882 manufactured 1t here to considerable
sustained the character of honorable and high minded
and that should have every confidence any
has may make relative to the matter the public. We
would further that satisfied own
that he the first producer Of this Syrup believe he
the only who has manufactured the genuine article
called Scheneks Pumonic Syrup that he made here long
depha New York and that certificates
effected by published long before Peter Beekmn by
his affidavit states he took of and cured by We
refrain from expressing our astonishment at the statements
lately made the New Yerk the
Beekman and believe duty thus guard the public
against them and their consequences
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CAPITAL 95oo,OOO STERLING, OR s25oo, 600.

CAflIAL LoUO,VU SIERIIlNC, OR xZ5OO, ,0OO.
following tamSpg the advantages held by hi,
assured and such rarely offered, viz
The peculiar sdvanages secured to the assured by the
very M large sum e be permanently invested in the United
avaabe always TO the assured in cases of disputed claims
The payment of premiums, annually hayeariy quartery
Thirty days allowed after each payment premium becomes
dss, without forfeiture Of policy,
Conditions the policy less the usual
The asi,ai and deiaTed profits pnbshed p Re
Ms Seins saco@aeesd 'pith Marine OF Fire INSURANCE
The for life with profits" iocer than any
other foreign Company eectng Life Insurance New York
UNITED STATES LOCAL, BOARD OF DIRECTORS
JAcoR EaR1FT Xxx Y9yt Branch. Hsn 1h,;,m..
John gI j Palmer, liner ESD, So ESQ., o"''''"'n
James Boorman Esq.
Ss%$s, ssaS:m ! 4 assliSal with, l:se. ESQ
Samuel Nj. Fox Esq
Ess Tmsu, osief n g. NJ ss P BlSadrsn s E's@n street
Solicitor.
VIM. Van Hook Esq, 80 Wall street
General Agent for the United States and British North Amer
'LEANPEn 61. Ar. aas Sd1. in New York.
The admirable Of M Insurance which this institution
y Europe has obtained for it the highest yor in America
States principles have won the uaqaaied approval Of many
eminent men and the has received fully tests the
Pamphlets containing the last Annual Report and much
forms and the fullest information may be obtained upon spp
cation cation, 70 any agent or sub-agent -
NJ IN Pd By his Ses daily "
Examples Of Rates-1tor ne assurance Of 500 ona
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TROTTING AND PACING.

TROTTING AND PACING.
TULY 18th will come off a Match, Mile Heats, best 3 in
harness. between the celebrated pacing horse James
Polk and the rotting horse John G. Cahoun for ST.
Also July 22d Match mile hea harness. for 81 000
between the same horses.
TROTTING-On the first Monday in August or first fair
day. will come off Sweepsake subscription $3.50 haff for
mile heats under the sdde be governed by the rules
the and close with the following subscribers:
Geo Spcers horse Zip.
James ID M'Mann's Reality.
Arc Charles Lewis's Lady Tompkns.
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Saturday Evening, July 5th.
FAREWELL BENEFIT
the
ETHIOPIAN BURLEsQUE COMPANY,
PALMO's OPERA HOUSE.
CHAMBERS STREET.
Tomorrow will be performed for the last time this city
SOM-AM-BULL-OLE
Being Trayestie the favorlte Opera of the Somnan-
bua, with all the original music.
To conclude with the
BUY-EDARE
An operate buresque founded ON
LA BAYADERE.
In the of the evening" Mr. Huntey will play Solo
the Accordion.
Admission 25 Cents
Private Boxes, for four persons, So.
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ARMoRy Oh. THE PHLAoELPHIA CADETS,


rJNHE Cadets embrace the earliest opportunity their
from the city of New York notice the cvies there
received and make suitable acknow edgement kindness
extended during their IL their good fortune
of their brethren volunteers their officers
capacity that their tina ls be necessarily limited
this particular To Commissary Gen Storms for his
the arsenal and for the opportunity offered of visiting
Craig and Lieutenant Alexander Eageson for their personal
cxertions render visit agreeabeand Captain j. L.
Waugh and his Fifth OF the National Guards for the
handsome escort departure, thanks aud
cheerfully tender them.
To his Honor Mayor Hsvemeyer for the review of the h
the Park and the handsome by the authorities
the City Hall 10 William Nibo Esd of Nblo Garden for
invitations to visit that delightful gerden TO Mr. John Florence
for refreshments seasonaby provided by him Messrs Kpp
the proprietors of the Baths Courtland and the
Battery for throwing them openfor gatuous admission;
and the of New York generally for their
and under the circumstances gratifying attention. tender
grateful acknow Judgements, and the of our
lasting remembrance But H. Edward Lord ESQ., our gra.
tude is especially dae fer his unweared and generous
exerons in behslf--Although not now attached 10
upon give his time and delay his business on our
the recoectons of Auld Lang Syne woud moi
permit him 10 be idle, while there chance him
pleasures comfort His untiring alien
ton and constant efforts be forgotten confer
red an obligation the Cadets will delight cherish but
cancel.
To the State Fencble Capt Page and the National Grays
Capt tnz for the beautiful escort their landing they
turn thanks The parade conceived in military spirit
carried out in military syle and duly appreciated by mill
tary hearts. GEORGE WHITE Captain
JOHN NUTZ, lst Lieut.
JACOB MOYER, I'd Lieut.
Jyt2rc R0BT. HARGEY, Sd Lieut.
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MONEY-MONEY

MONEY-MONEY.
&z2 H(0 or more Of Bank notes, in blauk purporng
to be notes of the Bank Of Lower Canada and
th plates from which they printed having been ordered
Tho wishes to open the brokerage banking in Jana
sons aud plates will be sold cheap Any wishing
purchaae the same will please call on JAMES HAKklS SO
Nassau street, up stairs. Jy3 lwtrc
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PHILADELPHIA HOTELS.
HARTWELL'S
~ Il SHIN G TON HOU Sc,


ABOVE SEVENTH STREET, NEXT TO THE
MASONIC HALL
PHILAD ELPHIA.
u Baths just ntroduced-Warm and Cold-in fine apart
ments-or both ladies and gentlemen. je23 Im@ec
COLUMBIA HOUSE,
Chestnut Street, between 9th and 9TH streets,
PHILADELPHIA.
HE SUBSCRIBERS respectfully inform their friends and
the travelling public they have taken the above house for
mery known the Marshall House. and have made
alterations and improvements its Interior having spared
TO render II Of the pleasant aud fashionable
houses IN the city The parlors the chambers
large aud well arranged the furniture entirely Its oca-
ton Is IN the most central of the city all the
Of public amusement, and convenient the depots of the
Southern, Western and Northern routes.
The tables will be supplied with all the dcaces of the
carefully selected.
The opetors hope by and experience
in the business to give satisfaction those who may favor
them with their patronage
BAGLEY, MACKENZIE & co.
James Bagey, (late OF Jones' Hotel)
Henry Mackenzie formerly of the Washington House
Peter L. Ferguson.
July LIST, 18i3. jy3 3msec
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VAUXHALL GARDEN SALOON,
BOWERY.
u OPEN EVERY EVENING II
GRAND GALA WEEK
Miss Orve late Of Nibo has been engaged for nights
Also, Barney Williams the celebrated Irish Comedian
Also, Miss A. Homer, the American Essler.
Also, Mr. y Goodwin, the beautiful Comic Dancer
Also the Ethiopian Operatc Brothess and Sisters Messrs
Gardiner, Whtock White, johnson and Bryant forming
geher the best Band of Minsel in the world who defy
petition and challenge any other Band Play Sing and Dance
Tor the sum of $1,000
" Admission only One Shilling.
No postponement account of the weather.
Doors open at ~ o'clock Performance at s
O'Clock. je20 lw'ec
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COLMAN,S
LIT E r A Il Y S A LOON,
AND EXHIBITION OF
E n u TIFUL p AIN TIN G. s,

No. 2O3 Broadway, New York.
MAXIMlLIAN'S Great and Splendid work. being his tour
l through the United States illustrated with Eighty En-
cravings, after the of drawings large folio-wh
volume of letter both volumes elegantly
for the Drawing Room few copies only printed in English
No stranger should the City without calling
the Great Collection of
BOOKS, PAINTINGS, AND ENGRAvINGS
which Offered ''at greatly reduced prices"
The Public Sale Room is Gil ed with books Of every kind
various languages TO which, and the Print Room,
charge is made.
Above the Bookstore Sale Room, apartment fitted
up for the
EXHIBITION AND SALE OF OIL PAINTINGS,
TWO HUNDRED CHOICE PICTURES,
bY ancient and modern Masersto view which, small charge
of l2is cents is required.
HERALDRY.
The Arms of Individuals whose families originated IN any
in Europe traced and plenddly emblazoned vel
equal in execution and third the charge Of the Lon
don Heads Colleges Genealoges Pedges arranged and
illuminated
JUST PUBLISHED,
The GENEALOGY OF GEORGE WASHINGTON,
with his arms and crest, worn upon his carnage.
Price only s. 5g-n coIors A Curiosity. je23 sodtf m
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Passengers Arrived.

H.vASA-Shir Cristoval Colo.-A Gonzolex II Gonzoez
Em,,e Gonzoez, Gonzolez Er Mrs Eilt X de Aura
y Allorez = NJ q Borlol Yncon de Ia Pucnte, II
Jariza, + Larslor ID Cooper. S Bos
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PARTNER. WANTED

u.
RARE chance is offered Young or middle ged man
"A purchase the half Interest Of gentleman who
TO travel The business is Of rcspecbity with little
competition, and affords large profit The applicant must
have cash capital Of $1,000 aud Of strict bu habits
Address Inquirer" through the Post Office jul t.ec
STRIKERS SOLUTION FOR THE HAIR,
M HC will change grey har its original color IN few
w minutes. This solution different from any yet offered
and cannot fail OF superceding all others.
Those who doubt ,ts virtues are requested have their hair
chang before paying their money. III humbugs would take
this method there would be 10 complain.
None genuine unless signed II Striker, ~ red ink
The solution eau be forwarded by Herndcn Express any
part OF the world.
One trial will prove the fact
Sold wholesale and retail and applied at No. Chatham
street opposite the Hall Of Records New York up stairs
jut m-rc
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MAGASIN JAPANAIS,
so Duane Street,

MAGASIN JAPANAIS
80 Duane Street.
A II. PARKER, Agent from Amsterdam most respect
fully informs his friends ,rd the public il general, that
ne mas received magnificent ancient Oil Paintings
and Antiquities consisting of Japanese Porcelain and Va
es, Flower Bottles. Plates Dishes, Cups and Sauces; old
dresden Porcelain Groups and Fgures Cups and Saucers
en ans OF the 10th century, and two Ebony Wooden Carved
n OhilrS from the years 1913 and 1871 formerly belonged
ne cardinal Amenies Great lnqusitor Of Spain,
has been seen IN this couny of which he dispose
~ moderate prices. Ladies and Gentlemen, If wish 10
treat Yourself call aud examine this splendid collection
Also two carved Chairs Tor Catholic Churches;
lfonl ~ a. NE till 8 T. Nj. ie21 IN rh
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OATMEALIlrish Oatmeal, lot IL prime order, just re-
= ceived and for sale by JOHN HERDAlAN,
JNc 81 South street.
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CATTLE GARDEF.
fny-AdmissiOn 20 Cents.-{ni
Froprietors. Messrs French add H,ser
Grand Entertainment,
Saturday Evening, July 5th,
The Entertainments will with the admired Over
ture to the celebrated Opera of La Gazza Ladra
Gustave Elsser in Grand Act Of Strength
A Grand Act OF ,lance by Louis Elssler
Gustave Elssler the Gymnastic Swinging Trapezium.
Song, Mr.. Dennson
Grotesque Pas de Danse by the Masters Wood
Pantomme Of the Bottles Louis Elssler
Highland Fling by Miss Cohen.
Song Mr. Dennison.
Overture by the Band
Mast w. Wood will appear Model of Ancient Greek and
Roman Statuary
Overture by the Orchestra
To conclude with the Comic Ballet and Extravaganza Of
POPULATIONS OF VOL AU VENT.
La Pere Bonifacc, Mon Gussve Justin, MIR I Parsoe
Vol au ent, Mon Louis Louise, Miss Cohen
lJ Between the Entertainments ntrrr,ss,uR OF Ten
Minutes for Promenade aud Refreshments.
~ Doors open hstpast o'clock Performance TO
mence al 9o'cock.
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OST, or taken by mistake, last evening" from the Ferry
- Boat Bergin, small Valise mark Il
IS Of no use to any except the liberal reward
Office. ju3 2t~rh