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sembly however forbearing to express any
opinion as 70 the constitutienaIity Of annexa-
ton by the mode OF a joint resolution of the
two houses Of Congress. y aea - ~ ~
Messrs. Gordon and Bowden oppos-
ed, and Messrs. Cooke, Broadus of
Car, ond Taylor of N. B. supported
Mr.. Witcher's substitute. "a
Mr.. Marshall Off, moved the inde-
finite postponement of the whole. IN.
Mr.. Stovall called the previous ques-
ton. 7 IGaaI a s assa
Some. explations took place as to
the effect of postponement-and the
Speaker announcing that it would not
carry the 1st resolution, Mr.. Marshall
withdrew his motion.
Mr.. Gordon spoke further in sup
port of his amendment. 81 sas,l-t
/ The vote was then taken on Mr..
Witcher's substitute, which resulted
ayes So, nays So. -.
Then the question required upon
agreeing to the amendment as amen
'ded es. On .ssaa4e- 3 =-1 y ~
After desultory remarks from various
members, the main question was order
ed, and the amendment, as amended,
was agreed to-ayes SO, noes 60. 7a..a'
Mr.. Edmunds Of H. moved farther
resolution instructing our Senators to
vote for the Joint resolution of the H.
of Representatives-which was reiec-
ted, ayes go, noes &C.. s-s ". ~ rs - =
Mr.. Edmunds OH. then moved
farther resolution that the admission of
Texas by joint resolution is constitu-
tional-but, (being 5 o'clock,) the
house adjourned without taking vote
on theresolution. -, -, ~.
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After some debate, the bill was again
laid on the table. 4 eaaaas H. e4ssfss sHr
HOUSE OF DELEGATES.
siaaii FRIDAY, January 3D.

siasiid4 FRIDAY, January 3D. ,asa
The Speaker laid before the House
a communication from the Governor
covering q resolutions by the Leg.
'islature of Ohio against the annexation
of Texas. The Governor, in his letter,
takes decided ground in favor Of an
nexation. Laid on the table and or
dered to be printed. IA
The Texas resolution cameup as the
unfinished business of Wednesday,.
After considerable discussion, the
aforesaid resolution was referred to a
select committee, consisting Of Messrs.
Witcher, Edmunds of H., Bowden,
Strother, Harvie, Preston, and Toler.
'ae 70 4@<A The Tar Bill. g9' *lb Is
The bill imposing taxes for the sup
port of Government was taken up on
motion of Mr.. Broadus of Cul. sa 80
He moved to fix the tax on every
500 worth of land at 10 cents, instead
of II 1-2 as last year. Agreed to. as
Mr.. B. moved to tax the annual rent
oftown property 50 40 the 500 rent.
Agreed TO. It was So last year. 80
The tax on unimproved town prop
erty was fixed at cents for every
800 value-l2 1-2 last year.
The tax on slaves was fixed at 80
cents-40 last year. as1ssx ~
The tax on horses at 10 cts-12 1-2
last wear. 1.9s iseaH sa zs. stF-lgo ,r'7 ai
The tax on writs the same as last
year. ele O., ga lss I'd
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SENETE.
SATURDAY, February l.

oH O"LA !, I eU' uefI l. =
The bill concerning commissions of
sheriffs and other officers, on forthcom-
ing bouds, &c. was laid on the table.
The bill authorising the Richmond,
Fredericksburg & Potomac Railroad
Company to increase its capital, by con-
verting its debt into capital, was pass
ed.
The Speaker laid on the table COM
munication from the Governor, enclo-
sing resolutions of the Legislature Of
Ohio, against the annexation of'rexas.
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the prison in the Territory of, Florida
for-years. and Mr.. Boyd, in the peni-
Tertiary of South Carolina, we believe,
for 4 years. In addition to these, the
Rev. Mr.. Fairbank. a methodist clergy
man, in jail at Lexington, KY, avail
ting his trial on a charge of the same
character Philad SPIRIT ofthe Times.
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HOUSE OF DELEGATES. s

s'F'' MONDAY, FEBRUARY 8.
The Speaker presented communication from
the Governor. enclosing resolutions from the
State of Rhode Island, in reply to the New
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Died.

Died.
on me morning Of the 2srd instant, after a lingering
illness, Mr.. GODFREY PIETcH in the s2d wear ~ hs
age ia VI 'a
His friends and those OF his sons Philip Abraham
Joshua, are respectfully invited to attend the funeral
this afternoon at u O'clock from his late residence No
80 ESSEX street, near Broome street.
years. Ne' 80
The friends Of the family respectfully invited to
ton street. Friday afternoon at o'clock without fur
Their invitation. so.
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MIR q. ROsEkTsON IA. The honor Of respectfully in.
~ forming his friend. and the Public that his classes io 81
wing Instructions in all the different styles Of the above
pshment (and the Mazurka and Polka Quades will open
on Sept l7th at the large Saloon attached 70 the
daysCLadies Glasses at r. M; Gentlemen, M Pr
vste Iass Tor Ladies will be formed Ioms to for La Polka
ana Wazlng Instructions Pupils and Private Class
Canal street.
Mr. Robertson would also inform the public that his mp
town Academy Will commence Monday September 22d at
,auRht si3 msrc
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Value Of exports

There were employed in the export trade of venezue
Ia for the ending June &c. 1885, national tonnage
1922 o. foreign tonnage COLA 49, OF this there were
Engaged in the export trade from that republic to this
port, national tonnage, loa3 o. foreign or Americ an
tonnage. 4ss 60.
The annexed statement gives the value OF the impor
taton of merchandise and produce into the republic of
Venezuela, for the year ending June &c. Is46 distin
gushing the places from whence received and the flag
engaged in the import carrying trade
IMroRrArIoNs INTO VENEZUELA FOR THE YEAR ENDING
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LATEST INTELLIGENCE.
Washington.
(Corrsspondsncs Of the HERALD

ny LA8V EVENlN0SB NAIL.
washington.
Correspondence Of the Hsrald.l
WASHINGTON, Oct "a, 1875.
Although the rumo- of last evening respecting the
contemplated withdrawal from the cabinet OF Messs.
Buchanan, Marcy and Bancroft, has not assumed
papabe bodily form, yet 1t is generally conceded
among the politicians OF the party, as well as from
the circumstances of conflicting interests, cliques
and claims surrounding the administration, that a
"bow up" is inevitable, and that Mr.. Buchanan will
go, must go, and can't stay. Why, SIR, the qIsd
nucs have alreadyarranged the filing of the vacancy
to be occasioned from the expected resignation OF
the Secretary Of State, as follows.
Hon. John Y. Mason, Attorney General, to be So
cretary OF State.
Hon. Seth Barton, Solicitor of the Treasury, to be
Attorney General.
Judge A. b. Meek, OF Alabama, official Clerk Of
the Solicitor, to be Solicitor, and
Major Niven Of New York, to be the official clerk
In the premises.
This would be operating, de faeto, according to
the doctrine Of rotation.
This is one OF several arrangements spoken Of
Our own impression Is, that, excepting, perhaps,
the Postmaster General and Secretary of the Trea-
sury, the whole cabinet will undergo reorganiza-
ton before the winter is over.
The hotels, particularly the United States, Cole
mans, Browns, and Fuler's, are being thoroughly
overhauled and fixed up in order, for the coming
4 Congress. In addition to these, Mr.. Gadsby's new
hotel will also be found to be an eegent and tastety
establlshment; Few sojourners in the city as yet
Mr. r: w. Robinson and family, from Mo-, are
here. he comes to take an office, and deserves
one, for he has been faithful editor for the party
for nearly fifteen years The editors, we are glad
| to find, are not forgotten by Col. Polk He knows
who's who, well as what's what.
The last bell rings, we were Just about launch
ing off into methodica essay on the Speakership,
by way of improvement upon our first general die
Further news by next mail
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Married..
On the a2nd instant in the Christie street Methodist
Church, by the Rev. VIM. Stllwell, Mr. WIN. ii. JOHN.
sror to Miss Mary LOUISA FEITER, all Of this city
On Tuesday the 2lst instant, by the Rev. VIM McKen.
dali Bangs, EDWARD " v. CARaILL to Mrs MARIA 8.
SMIrH youngest daughter Of the late Captain John D.
Perry, all Of this city
On wednesday the 22d instant, by the Rey. Henry
both Of this city
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FRENCH LANGUAGE.

FRENCH LANGUAGE.
NJ QNslFoIGNET. one Of the PRINCIPALS Of the :ehoo
Classical FRENCH and English School, and under whose charge
the French Department takes this opportunity inform his
former pupils and the public general that he will
his Evening Class his school No 7a9 Broadway
Mons F. having leisure hours will likewise
them to few private pupils For enquire his resi-
@ 3tav ms rc
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SPANISH LANGUAGE.
PROFESSOR A. j. MORALES Respectfully informs the
public, that he rming his classes to teach the above
language and requests an early ppicaton that they be
residence lo7 Broome Professor has the honor OF
referring the Principals IF Washington nstue the Aca-
DENY where he is teaching with and
College oroham in which he has been Professor for the
last two years.
hereby certify that Mr. A. j. Morales has been
Professor of the Spanish language ST. Johns College for
the last two He has afforded the highest saacon by
attention to dntyby bis proficiency and by the general I'M
provement of his pupils.
lSlgnedD JOHN HARLEY, Pres't.
st. Johns College, Sept 12 l8t5. 3wsr
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VILLAGE DANCING ACADEMY.

M g. ROBERTSON has the pleasure Of respectfully
VA announcing his friends and the public that his regular
classes Mondays and Thursdays al his private
dwelling So Eighth Avenue for giving Instructions IN the
above art Mr. r. will introduce his academy ell the late
AID iashionabe dances including the Polka aud
Mazurka Quadres and various styles of Wazing nstruc
tor ladies. s28 im.m
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A CARD.

- = a CARD.
SlGNOh HAPETTI having dedicated himself exclusively
- 70 the instruction Of Music respectfully inform. his friends
mence class for the VIOLIN a. his room' No %, Broadway
Term, moderae Those who pupils
Chambers x Joliic, 3a3 Broadway.
Sgnor Rape will contur a. a. usunl irving lessons the
Piano and Italian Singing ' s4 eodImFrc
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!, THE MISSES PALACHE >

bUANDING AND DAY SCHOOL
II New York. ~ ' "
Instruction i the Hebrew Language free of apy
chage according to the Portuguese and German pronunca
ol All other languages and the Taught
Ihe usua e ms The best masters employed and every
cy anorua Tor the Improvement of the pupils in the vari.
The Misses Palache haying been for some time established
rely with confidence on the Of sic m'rc
I AIDES AND GENTLEMEN Visiting the Far Of the
- American Institute thsld at N,bo especially nyi-
yng Creams, Extracts Colognes, nc &c exhibited BY 4.
Kousaei and DESTROYS 70 purchase applying
the sale stand No. Q, In the Garden, oS 3weodssrc
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VENEZUELA FOR TIL
JUNE 30. la45,

The trade between New York and Venezuela appears
to be against u.s. The exports to New York. according
to the above statements, amounting ITO, $50 ST. and
the imports FROM to $50 IS The principal articles of
export from venezuela the United States are coffee
cocoa, hides, and ssrsaparilla.
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DANCING ACADEMY.

u LEONARD STREET, West Side of Broadway
M LIE PAULINE DESJARDINS has the honor OF in
I forming the public that she has opened her classes is
all the different branches Of dancing her Academy will be
taught all the and fashionable Dances
in Paris Among them the new Polka Quadrle, Gallo
pades the Waltz Polka and all styles of Wazes Among
Fancy Dances the Polacca Mazurka Cachucha
Sc Mile D. will give her particular attention to Ladies'
Boarding Schools Coton Parties will be formed for her
pills excrusIvely
Persons who desirours of becoming pupils will please
apply to Mlle p. D., as above. 50 Intro
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Increase lsi5. ...$l32, t66 93

decrease lSa3 Sll3.423 Is $246,09 40
1t must be remembered that in s43 and IA there were
no export duties which has had, doubt very unfa-
vorabe influence upon the export trade of 1874 and
VALUE OF EXPORTS FROM VENEZUELA FOR THE YEAR ENp-
ING JUNE 80, 1885, DISTINGUISHING FLAG AND DEs-
rINArIoN OF VESSELS IN WHICH MERCHANDISE WAS SHIP
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sct OF the managers in the colonies having included in
TINS return several old debts which, until this time were
not Supposed to be bad. The report of the bad and
doubtful debts to the slt December 1884,
with that Of the six months ending aist June 1874 shows
the following state Of affairs -
Increase Of doubtful debts. .fl5l6 O 6
increase OF bad debts. 200
Increase in doubtful cash
;, credits and accounts. 639 IS 8
Dau 40. -.--........ 67l 10
l,4ll
balance 0f bad debts and
doubt nj ones, according
pa aJ iast report: $500. 9s,l75 10
from the half year en2ing
Soth June, ls44. go. 1920 7 q
- f7s,o55 o
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~ &c according to the present account. .E76ls2 10
- directors regret much that in consequence of the
sta . OF affairs, shown by this report that they are
Jged to recommend to the stockholders the ne
sssity Of abstanng from the taking Of dividend and
chat they consent to the allowing the balance of profit
iter deducting floo0 for the proportion Of half yearly
expenses) which will to f977o II s. to be sp
Piled to tho account of bad and doubtful debts which
VIII then be reduced to .r66, 4o6 TO-
The directors would nave been highly fatered if in
ne present report they could have furnished ncreas
VI amount OIL profits, compared with those of the six
onns previous, but the sudden conclusion of the har
Az the colonies, at most extraordinarily early sea-
on' cohsequer ce Of very unfavorable season. and
as natural cons equence the shortness of the CROP had
ne enec Oh &C nsderably dmin shing the operations
ne pahk' ana also curtailing proporonably its profits
less than those of the previous six months
o"eVei'' n comparing the total amount of profits du
io4' with those Of the previous year, they have
ceedeo them by f22O0.
"e annex statement showing the import and export
au of Venezuela for the year ending June so, ls45
sm the official reports appears that there has been
=, large increase in the import trade in 1914 and
s45 compared with ls4a and "a. The whole value
of the imports for the fiscal years Is4s and
~ amounts to sl57,s2s,74, and for 1874 and as to
$3.50 1859 showing increase of $l32, 66695
in 1874 and AS an increase of nearly per The
comparison Of the number of tons that entered and
left the ornoco river during the past year. among which
the national tonnage alone has amounted to 1854 willis,
IN the fiscal year ls43 and "a it amounted to only
$751; or more and the foreign tonnage that arrived
during that year amounted to 1854 while the number du
ring the year just closed only amounted to 976t s2
tons less, shows favorable condition Of the trade the
republic under all the circumstances Without regard
to the decreased number Of which have entered the
orinoco during the year 1914 and 49, we see that the
value Of goods imported during the year amounted to
3d. while for the previous year only amounted
to 57s2s a. showing increase in 1874 and as
Sl32.666 IS
The exports Of 1874 and rs amounted to $4e0 500 al
and of sls and IA to $6O4ll9 So, showing balance in
favor of is4s and IA of $la4a5 45 The foreign trade of
the past two years will therefore exhibit the following
comparison
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AMUSEMEN

ADJUSTMENTS.
PARK rTHEATRE.
LEOPOLD DE MEYER,
THE GREATEST PIANIST OF MODERN DAYS.
MRS BLAND "a Katherine and PeTuchio.
Friday Evening, October a4th,
KxraE fITiis. AND Nd f isTRtSsi Ti,'
n, t;.c; MRS Bland
LEOPOLD DE MEYER,
Imperial and Royal pui,s By DPlom, the Empsron of
SiI'i f;i 81 Il; f s $$Ss SSS''i
whl,lEos5i'Ss' 81 Ssii A4srEn V MISSES ''''
: wan 'EfS RUSSIAN I1Nsd Ai Hi Grand
al rssH Psa on F assa Patent
THE f DUMs BELLE Hsin
" $3.50 M M. Roberts .tsa
Of ST. Fit, 20 cent. sfs s aSe0,.
Door, at ca o'clock sad the cursa wlre precisely
A limited number of Season Tickets may be obtained
at the Box Office.
BONERY TiEAFaE.
MR. DAvENPoRT's BENEFIT.
Friday Evening. October 24th,
T W p gfBB1IealIcsSS R ths s5sHf s.
Jsf Heth Daysn 9RR:
M Aisi5 Tsshf 81 81 IS sf f its
shylock. Mr. J. ~ scout
f Rssa'sa9 M Ml niNis sa'.sa
THE s Al5i DfisS,
Dick OF the Ferry. Mr. Cony
soodSoaad III coay and B,neh.id eesSIssd
Dogs, Hector and Bruin.
IN EvE Atf' B SSisS MESS
Okeab MF IA
Bo.s. cents. second and Third s Tis s D s e
Door. viii open 4 half past the curtain will ris-a,
PALMOs OPERA HOUSE.
On Friday, October gath, Is4o,
MIR. TEMPLETON
Will give MANY h p queen Ep 81 sGoTs entitled
With the Nils TE ( R s yo 81 81 hi
Piano Forte tPisno Forte from Chambers; sss Broadway
PART First. -" austin "''"'''
% sf?f AT;S SEs s@T M.rion
Song" There wa. Jolly Beggar"
In ri TSvf # hH hs sTTfo5wV r6 e2 tRs
originally sung by MI Tempeton in the Grand Opera Of
PART SECOND
ssas The Hss LASS se " r a. Will Nil"
n.msn w c ou aaSs ar G1ds
Song. Put off, put 9a f.. and Row with Speed"
Finale" Where shall Rest"
Box Office open from till o'clock, where places may be
Doors / To commence o'clock and terminate
Stores and az the doors
Books the words price 2K EACH to be had at the
! MONDAY-A Favorite Entertainment. o23 2tmc
CHESTNUT STREET. THEATRE.
PHILADELPHIA
w. e. BURTON LESSEE AND hiHAsER
BENEFIT OF MISS LOGAN.
Friday Evening, October 24th.
Will be performed, THERESE.Carwin, Mr. s. Johnson;
After which, THE SWISS CoTTAGE-Lssette Mrs W.
TO conclude with THE LADY AND THE DEvIL-wild
love, Mr. Altemus Caudian, MIR Dunn Zephyrna, Miss
Logan.
ARCH STREET. THEATRE.
PHILADELPHIA.
SrAsE MANAsER... Mr. H. E. STEVENS
Last Night bit One of Mrs. 4. c, Mowatt.
BENEFIT OF MIR. CRISP
Friday Evening, October oath,
VIII b fs h AmsbciH eV%Sy
Mr. Lionheart, Mr. Barrett; Nathan Bunker, Mr. Burke;
Driftwood Mr. Owens; Madaline, Mrs C. A. Mowstt; Mrs
Dancing by Masters Wood and Miss CaIline. :,
To conclude With The sTRAANGER-The Stranger MIR
BOWERY CIRCUS.
BENEFIT OF AID. WATERBURY,.
! Friday Evening, October 24th,
BRILLIANT DISPLAY OF HORSEMANSHlP.
Clown; ................M Mr. PentIand
The most splendid Eaupaee ever presented to the public
WIN . ALI XIG The EQUESTRIAN TALENT
~ HOWES splendid engaged, and will appear
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ARTIFICIAL TEETH.
From Gen Duff Green.l
MIR LEVETT-I write the quest of friend for whom
VI you made set Of Artificial Teeth that they have
entire satisfaction principle of Atmos-
pheric Pressure fully verified feel duty you
such may stand need Of your services
commend them to employ you
Your obedient servant,
[Signedl DUFF GREEN.
To M LEVITT, Dentist,
260 Broadway. corner Warren st. o24 lt+mc
THE PLUMBE NATIONAL DAGUERREAN
GALLERY AND PHOTOGRAPHIC DEPOT,
C5 BR!oAiDWAY. upper corner Of Murray, over Ten.
Premiums" md Highest Honos" the Exhibition
Boston New York and respectively, for the best
pictures and apparatus exhibited.
GENERAL FURNISHING ESTABLISHMENT AND
AGENCY FOR THE SALE OE
VOIGILAENDER'S APPARATUS.
Pumbes Premium Cameras Instructions Plates Cases
forwarded desired point lower than by any
mandatory. o2s 2mD&W@mc
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THE NAVY.
WILEY PUTNAM, l6i Broadway have for sale, Hints
w the Reorganization of the Navy" and exanana
Two neatly printed pamphlets. OILS eod6w+rc
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OFFICE OF THE JEFFERsor lNsURANcE Co..,
New York, July "a, 1876.
HE Stockholde Of this Company call at
the Office the Company and signify whether it be their
wish fill their respective receive number OF
shares equal TO the present value Of their stock
The Stockholders residing of the city requested
their intention by post, the Office No 50 Wall
+. w. THORNE, Prest
Geo. T. HoPE. Sec'y jy25 rrc
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LAST WEEK OF THE
EXHIBITION OF THE MASTODON,
at 400 broadway.
e os oe the snla w 'fr
wonder Of sss thousand have already visited it.
% i 2" half s.
GOTHIC HALL,
adams street, Brooklyn.
fhSsySs q VIEWS
tra,ed with beautiful working diagrams, Sc;
Of TGnsn Sa HSy
Portrait: and Comic Sketches amongst the Portraits
seen the figure Fame slowly descending from the Clouds
ana ses rh wS
curious exhibition called Monkevauna, or the effects oil
The whole 10 e conclude with the most brilliant DRUM
M DoS LIGHT exhibited N n
1 ssn &c half price professor 500 S %u
SPLENDID FESTIVAL CONCERT.
THE SUBSCRIBER has the pleasure Of announcing 70 the
ladies md sentemsa Of city Of New Iofs tina, ne In
'si MoSsy Eweming the 10Th OF
:. Rf b. % y
Th me %s%Ss OF the u a
CARD-U G. Hill respectfully .oIcs all those Of his ma.
seal friends ladies' gentlemen who may be competent TO
to part performances either vocal insumena Of
BrosG Gs on Monday Wednesday Evening".
OLE BULLS
FAREWELL TO AMERICA.
ole BULL, returning his heartfelt thanks for the many
~ gratifying testimonials received by him from the Amer
people, has the honor 10 announce that his
Last appearance on this Continent
will take place in the present month"; which
will gvea
CONCERT.
FOR THE BENEFIT OF THE
Widotcs' and Orphans Asylum Fund
Of the Masonic Fraternity Of the State Of New York.
This will positively be his last appearance this country
as he sails for Europe on the LIST OF November.
Full particulars In future adv ertisements. o22 3smc
NOW EXHIBITING, (for short time ony) az the Rooms
OF the National Academy Of Design corner Of broadw
entitled nj,
LA sORTIE DU BAIN,p Coming from the Bath :.
This exquisite and refined work. WHICH has seen
by all who have seen il be the ch d9uure OF mouern a
and which has crowds OF admirers europe mas
been brought this country great ccs ana anu no
confidently opened the inspection OF the lovers OF TINS SUP
lime and beautiful art .. -, .a.;,,.n.. az .....
Open from 9 A. M. until ~ r. W. hu"'t'anco - cchu-
Season Tickets 50 cents ..o TIC
TTTTAN'S VENUS.
,sStIs mrcb admired Painting, after successful
70 Boson has returned this city for exhibition
No y Lafarge Building, 1853 Broadway.
Omen from A. NJ. till 10 p. M.
Admission centsSeason Tickets so cents o,0 3wsmc
WO0L-ae,OOo lbs. blood Fleece washed and unwashed
w for sale by . . -
doom h. X. COLLINS Co % South 81
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No. $50 Broadway, (bet,ceen Spring and Prince)
FASHIONABLE AUDIENCES.
PALMO'S ETHIOPIAN OPERA COMPANY
Friday Evening, October "a.
Will be presented the Burlesque Opers parts,
entitled
SHIN-DE-gEEL-A,
Or the Virginia Fairy and Gum Elastic Slipper,
taken from the favorite Opera of
CINDERELLA,
with all the original music Previous which will be given
A GRAND VOCAL CONCERT.
Doors open att o'clock. Peformane TO commence at pa
Admission Is cents. o2t ltsr
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DIR. POWELL. OCULTST
TEETH! TEETH !!

TEETH! TEETH!
1NEETH w no would be without Teeth, when they
have them without the slightest possible pain and
warranted 70 s all the Unnatural by calling
Dr JONS DENTIST at his ofhee, corner Of Canal street and
Broadway, in Canal The foil, wing list
Of prices
complete double set Of best mineral Teeth on
fine gold plates $50 90
A set Of best mineral Teeth, fine gold plate,
for the upper jaw, to be worn by atmospheric
pressure, 30 90
Single Tooth, gold plate, from So 50 10 s 90
Pivot Tooth from rs to | so
Plugging Teeth with Gold, from rs to so
Extracting Teeth, Is ito so
All other operations in the proportion
Remember of Canal and Broadway entrance
Canal street. o2i lsr