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Halt payable in advance.
Parents and Guardians are referred 10 The following
gentlemen
Rev Jos. D. Tyler, Principal Of tho Deaf and Dumb
Cochran, Esq., Hon. 3. G. Baldwin, and Hoht
Lucas p Tho,npsnn, Saaaton; Gen. 8. H. Lewis, FOR
Hpube, RoesiRg CHAM county lion. Daniel SIuth Hdr-
risonSurg; Hon. John Tayos Lonax, Frederessburs
From the manner IN which all the above genlleneii
have expressed Themselves with regard TO her school
Mrs. Sheffey presumes that either Of them would un-
hestatingy give her. if desired, an expression OF s
Smith and General Lewis have had better opportunity
of Judging Of ia character than any one o The others,
she deems the testimony SUFFICIENT for the present oa
casion.
UHayins had two daughters educaied at Kaorans,
and A third now there, can, with The greatest conn
rnce sneak OF merits Of this School Tie literary
deparmen; ofhis my Judgment, quite equal !" h"t
of anv other Gchooi Institution for Inc eoucaon VI
vnunr Indies that have ever known hut II Is IN thai
department in which many Institutions OF the klhh are
"a defective that cunier the peculiar rxcrirhcr oi
hi, IN consist here the stfctcsf attention Jana ~
the kndcs. possible mann-rl IL paid 10 Tue Mahhr''
habits b,ah coinoii and 10 the religious instruction
nj Inc nunjls In rhori whilst believe there are lew
IN rel ua6fa for III. duties they have assumed thsfe
e.n hs " no will faithfully ana CONSCIENTIOUS
Nv discharge them than Mrs shefey and her daughter
'.Irwis,on. March 18th, 1916. S. u. LEWIS"
.uayin. >. en- the above certificate Of General 5. H.
LEWIS In recommendation Of the School at kalorama,
by Mrs Shelley and her daughters, take great plea
,r. in saving that IN the above statement III
every particular. F'"m my long acquaintance WIN
Iho.e ladies' and my knowledge Of the School under
III former organizs,ion Craving had two daughters rdu-
rat,d there ! can, with the utmost confidence recon-
mend any institution conducted by Them 10 he pa,rnn'
ace NJ The nublic DAHL SMITH"
Harrisonbure, Va. March "a. ia46-ctf
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NOR HIRE-Two female Cooks and Wash
+ erwomsp, and ons Boy about II or l2 years
old; Amply V GEO. w. TOLER,
April l6 Ae'l & Colpr, Lisle's Row.
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2stebnroorO 5000 ttfrfr.

commerce aid friendly relations under the auspi
ces ol universal peace; but this will prove in
compatible with the maintenance Of the preroea-
lives and independence OF nations. which are
called upon 10 Tepel force by force. when all
means o; compromise and Cancellation have fail
ed
"The Republic Of Mexico desroilei OF the
rich aud extensive territory Of Texas, which al
WAYS belonged 10 il, by the direct acts Of The SUI
preme authority of neighboriDg Republic
discovering her designs 10 seize some other OF our
adjoining or frontier possessions has been io.cyd
TO protest, has protested, and does still solelnnly
protest, That she does not acknowledge The right OF
The American flag on The soil OF Texas, and she
viii defend her invaded territory, and apre1 ,.erer
peflhit new conquesls or new advances Of the
Government of the United States.
The right to declare war against The United
States IS not vested in me, and The ius,iious
Congress OF the nation will, as soon as they have
mel, take into consideration The necessary Steps
required IN the conflict which awaits us and
which was in no manner provoked by this mag
unanimous and iorbealing nation. A., however,
in The meantime, the United States might M Ike
a sudden attack on one Of our maralime bounda-
ries, or on those adjoining Texas, il will be neces
saiy TO repel force by force; and when The inyad-
crS shall have made the commencement, the i'm
mense responsibility OF having disturbed The peace
offhe rorid will fall upon them. L shall be still
more explicit, when il is important ] should be.
Mexico never has committed, nor will she com
nit, single aggression against The people or Go
vernment Of the United States OF America; but il
an attack should be made, il will be repeed 10
The fullest extent Of our power, and with all The
energy Of our character, because resistance is
nothing more Than the right OF representation"
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J.F. Word, Lottery Vender.

Opposite THE EXCHANGE HOTEL AND PosT
OOrricE, RICHMOND, Virginia, sells Tickets in
all lotteries under The management off. G. Gregg
nv & Co., on The same terms that they are sold at
The Managers Office.
CAPITALS FOR APRIL, 1886.
gr $4,000 DOLLARS! -
On Saturday, April Is, 1910, Alexandria Lot
terry, Glass No. Is, will be drawn at Alexandria,
D. c., containing the following Magnificent
Prizes: Grand Capital OF $4,000 Dollars, OF
10000, 10000, 10000, 5000, 5000, 1000, 5,l72,
. Of 600, a OF Q 500, 30 Of 1900, 40 Of 1000 40
OF 500, &c IS number lottery, IA drawn ballots.
Ticsels Rl5 halves so, quarters IS, eishihs
SIT. A certificate Of a package OF 70 whole
tickets $50 dollars, 26 halves 3d. u quarters 45,
26 ei2hths y so.
gr 10000 DOLLARS!
Alexandra Lottery, Glass IL, TOR 1916, 10 be
drawn April 25lh. Splendid Scheme: $4,000,
10000, 5000, 5000 1000, $500 IS OF 600, rs OF
500, &C. rs No. Lottery, l3 drawn Ballots
Tickets TO- halves 5, Guarters2 so. A certificate
Of package Of 25 whole tickets COSTS idU dollars.
Shares in proportion.
Orders for tickets, addressed 10 the undersign-
ed, always come safe. Please address
JF. WORD, Richmond.
" Order. for Tickets and Shares and Certih-
Gates Of packages in the above Splendid Lotteries
Tor smaller ones, that arc drawn every day in
the week,) enclosing cash or prize Tickets,
will receive the most prompt attention, and an
official account OF each drawing sent Immediate
w amer il is over 10 all who order from
J. F. WORD. Richmond, Va.
On all letters enclosing cash or prize tickets,
HE postage Gas usuaD need mol be paid.
March 81
TINE subscriber having commenced business
i at his old stand, returns his thanks 70 ms
old customers for their former patronage, and
would call their attention 10 his present stocK
which has been laid in on The best terms. It's
: - : SAM'L w. WEIsIGER, As't
Mr.. Samuel w. Weisiger is my authorized
| Agent for me and in my name 10 transact the
mercantile and carpenters business, IN Inc fowr
OF Manchester, Virginia; said Agency taking
| effect from the first OF January last
SUSAN HATCHER.
| Manchester, April 49, 1886. dA&cit'
TLoRA's INVITATION is the title ola yer.
+ pretty Spring Song, Just received at
Piano Forte and Muse Store, lou Main street
opposite The Banks. April II
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We have had several severe fross lately
A gentleman tells us that in The country the
cherries are killed. From other sources, We
arc glad TO hear that The aprcols and peaches are
no, seriously injured.
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We hear that The excitement continues 10
Charlottesville, in relation 10 The recent tragedy
there. The two keepers of the wild beasts, who
had been arrested on charge OF numbering The
student, young Glover, have been examined and
discharged for want OF proof.
Yesterday morning. the keeper who was arrest
ed on The cars and brought 10 Richmond on Mon.
undergo an examination for said "murder." He
gave his name as J. J. Bailey but we understand
that this is moi his true name.
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Yesterday morning Bishop Johns dedicated ST.
Luke's, small but elegant Mission Chapel oil The
Episcopal Church, at the corner of Clay and
Adams Streets. Bishop Johns Address is said 10
have been eloquent and impressive. This Chapel
is 10 be under lbe ministry OF The Reverend Mr..
Bolton. That portion Of The city is rapidly i'm
proving. Some excellent houses have been erect
ed, in what was short lime since deserted 'old
field"
We were invited by very pretty lady TO visit
Fair at the City Hall, sci on foot BY The ladies,
TO defray The expenses of The above Chapel. We
''pass the word, and extend The invitation 10 our
readers
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FOR THE ENQUIRER.
IT. he Democratic Hoters ofAe City Of Richmond
The election Of delegate 10 represent the city
of Richmond in the next Legislature Of Virginia
is near a, hand On Thursday next, the 23d
inst, you will be called upon 10 exercise the high
est privilege Of lreemen. Ii is important that the
Democratic party should have man Of their
own creed upon whom TO concentrate their votes;
one who agrees with US in all the great questions
Of the day; one thai has stood up boldly in defence
of the cherished principles Of your Jefferson and
your Jackson; one who has CALAMITY fought The
good fight in this "Gibratar Of Whiggery;"
whose 6rmness and talents are OF high order,
and who is well known throughout Virginia.
The gentleman to whom ausion is made is a
merchant, and, as a man Of business, has no su-
perior in this city-it is Capt. THOMAS Fl. ELLIS,
The firm and devoted Democrat ever True 10 the
principles of the Republican patty. Although
Capt Ellis is not candidate, still we shall cast
our votes for him, and lei us beg the Spartan
Band 10 unite with US and give him "long pull,
strong pull, and pull altogether" and we can
and will elect him. From what has already
lranspired, il only becomes his friends 10 rally to
his support and all will be WE'LL Although, as
has been before stated Capt. Ellis is no candidate,
vel poll will be opened for him, and his claims
will be pressed with zeal that will alarm The
Wings before the closing OF The polls on Thurs
day, the ODD instant.
Then, Democrats be up and doing; beard
the lion in his den; show 10 your brethren in all
The adjoining counties tha, you will never desert
the noble ship Of Democracy while n man is left
10 tread the deck. Old Henrico-God bless herr
has armed herself; and will The Democrats of
Richmond faler7 Will they fail 10 record their
votes in favor OF their cherished principles p
Arouse your friends on the morning Of the 23d-
urge them TO the polls. IT'S folly TO talk about
voting for Whig-.o use Websters expression
it i. an "obsolee idea" We know it will be said
that many of the Democrats are committed: no
Democrat can consider himself committed 10
Wing, when he has man of his own party to
vote Tor. Then, we again say, rally one ana all
and cast your votes for Capt. Thos. II. Ellis, AMI
all will he we'll.
MANY DEMOCRATS OF RICHMOND.
Anr;I l5 IRi6
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II For Markets, see Commercial head.
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For Die EnQhlTH.
Messrs. Editors: The City Elections being so
close upon u.s. is there no member OF the Spar
tan Band competen, 10 serve US in the next Le-
sisla,ure1 call upon our friends 10 vote for
some tried and true Democrat. cannot vote Tor
MIR. MAYO or Mr.. Brooke-both Of whom have
been uneompromising in their opposition 10 lne
great principles of the Republican parry. do
mi consider il loo late TO bring out some Demo.
erst, and call upon our friends to 60 10 the polls
On Thursday next and vote for Capt. Thomas II.
Ellis, who is worthy Of The confluence OF the Spar
tan Band OF Richmond. ,oo,.n
Richmond, April i6, 1916.
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Opposite THE EXCHANGE HOTEL AND PosT
OOrricE, RICHMOND, Virginia, sells Tickets in
all lotteries under The management of. G. Gregg
ry & Co., on The same terms that they are sold at
The Managers Office
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CAPITALS FOR APRIL, 1876.
gT5O,000 DOLLARS

TLORA'S INVITATION is The title ola very
Z pretty Spring Song, Just rees!vea al ,,.
Piano Fore and Muse Store, l60 Main Street,
opposite The Banks. April II
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LATEST INTELLIGENCE.
TECE @ r AP HIC.
BUFFALO. Sunday

BUFFALO, sunday Evening.
We learn from the Canal Collectors office, that
during the week ending 2lh inst, eight hundred
thousand pounds weight of cheese was shipped
eastward from this port We have now in this
por; halfa million bushels OF wheat These two
items give an idea of the wonderful extent of the
produce business transacted in Buffalo.
There was a fair business done on Saturday,
oath inst, at the following quotations wheat 81
cents per bushel; -four 81 IS per barrel; corn 30
cents per bushel Ohio butter9 cents per pound.
The freighting business of the day for Albany was
done at 30 cents per bushel on wheat, and 30 cts.
per barrel on -four.
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Second Board,
Died,
after q short illness, WILLIAM

Died,
On Sunday, 25th inst after q short illness, WILLIAM
Foster, aged &c years.
His friends and acquainances, and those of is bro
Samuel c. Foster, requested to attend his fune
from his late residence, rs Mulberry street, this
s&sA moon AT . o'clock.
Ivy Saturday, Gath inst, at $40 Pearl street after
illness, ADAM LAWRENCE, q seaman aged thirty.
Sunday morning, 25th inst at o'clock of con.
:ption, JULIA MARY SrREMBEcK W-Myss, daughter
OF Francis c. and Julia Wemyss aged nineteen years
and one month o. Philadelphia papers will please
copy.
On Saturday, 9th inst, at Manhatanve, Mr.. JAMES
Shields in the nth year of his age.
The friends Of the family invited to attend his ne-
raj from bis mothers residence Manhatsnville, this
morning at 10 o'clock.
A. Avonwood, Jefferson county, Virginia, Monday
i2n INST OF proracted Illness Mrs BENNETT TAYLOR,
ste Edmund Randolph Secretary of State and Attorney
General OF the United States Few ladies of Virginia
have been extensively admired and beloved than
was the subject Of this notice -Washington Union
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AUCTION NOTICES.

.x,,. VIM: w. SHIRLEY, Aucroneer
STOLk Or CROCKEhY damaged By fire, at auction by
- Il. r.: Willard TINS Day tMonaay) Oct 2sth, 10
ocork at the store No % Water seet quantity Of flow
,ng blue and Other printed ran'ed edged dit Ware;
Chna Ola aud Fancy Goods, The stock Of H. &. Wemore
Co. IN ged by FIRE on the sOh u in lots suit retailers
sale 90 account Of hs underwriters for cash delivery
Catalogues at No ine street. this day.
~ B.-Goods must be taken away on Tuesdy o26 1t
CHANCERY SALE.
II order Of the Court Of ChncerUnder the direction of
- Isaac " Fowler, Master IN Chancery, will be sold al
public suction by pUMoNT 4 HosACK, At the Mer:
ehanrs exchange Wall street Monday the second day
ss at o'clock the two story brick front house
and lot NO Watts stree north side third from Sui.
Ivan street with two story building The rear, AID
right OF an alley leading 10 BrOom said of 81 r.
m front aud rear aud u f. in deep. OPS lwsr
~ TO BE SOLD AT AUCTION, at the Merchants
c::H Exchange, IN the OF New York. Tuesday the
9Th day Of October 1896 ~ o'clock noon ali that
Broosyn on the left side OF the Jamaica Turnpike Road
leading from BROOKLYN, about -four miles from the Full
Ferry aud near the tavern kept by the late Judge Lett now
s,monon and Is adjoining the property of Mr. Leords.
the 'nd comprises frontage and Of 276 feet and $40
equal 70 about 60 city lots The house and premises we'll
adapted io nurseryman market gardener, milk
bakery The sale will be positive and the will be made
known at the sale.
For any further information apply 10
JOHN COOK, Counsellor at Law,
oz5 ex>uNrc No Ill Nassau street. New York.
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DANCING ACADEMY

NOkTHEkN EAS HANiE, 2I3 BLEECKER STREET.
NIX q ROBERTSON, in returning his most sincere
w thanks 70 his friends and the public FOR liberal
TO announce that his classes for the Tuition q Dancing
open al the above rooms Friday October 3D. when he will
have the pleasure OF ntroducng various
DANCES the ayorte Polk the Maxourka and other styles
Y and much ni;o admired Rsdow- Walt. Fancy Dssens &c
for Ladies' Misses and Masters from Nj entemen
from to 10 evening" Assemblies will take place semi.
monthly, commencing Nov. 3D. Instructions will be given
70 pupils privately or in classes seminares their re-
50 Canal street The above rooms during the summer
have been greatly improved painted decorated and the
has been all laid anew; king equal any in the
city Mr. X would also inform parents who place their
children under has charge that every will be paid
70 their proper instruction and comfort while school, For
further particulars apply at the class Mr. RS
sldence, ~ Canal IN ere
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DANCING AND wALTzrNG ACADEMY,

CIGNORA and sIGNOR FEKRERO have reopen
s,,,t Their school Days Of tuition lwednesdsys and
three o'clock for young ladies and young eeniensn-
Monday AID Thursday evenings O'Clock, Dancing
and Watzlng Class for 0cnllemen Wednesday and
Saturday, evenings sts o'cosh MssIiag cs.. for do
Redowss, will De laugh, in the Glasses
Private Sources w De usual Private classes pr
oo3 treo =
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Materials; Music &c. g Be found upon he ;seena
door every thing viii Be- sold at :; low prices.
ma Sesr ns H. BooT clos
List will soon be published forsho's who win bay
5, = and ii,
RAYMOND & WARNINGS IMMENSE MENA
nD GARDEN Pm. DAY
IL having win" recently been enlarged y new
M.nasse The United States
a
T q h's beth
'uTn 3 ws Is sS.S S .
q 10 B.: Sc
ID SSa re s.sy By s
the eh and TOW, Of the and thing that
ss .a a s , @ 5
s sna s . % Of & ou and thing
When th. power snd dominion gwen BY the Almighty
he BY that Ss . .s
miiar With the ,utje over which he should rc;e bis
is
III
t. 5 $ . n is,y s Ct s
thai all animated nature proved the existence Of that God
ali others and mus, Be obsyed p'"a'''
We read that 81 Angusn, after he established him
ed from all the remote nations of the earth thai
be animal world and taught his monks that
Inc study oil natural history only essential 20 common
in diligence but to the propagation Of religion itself
In more recent times all OF the enlightened States Of En-.
rope IN obedience to the commands their have
az vast labor and established ntaes made NJ OF
ns ws for the % s s."S
France Italy, Germany In fact all modern Europe have, for
eenture. back paid sttentSn % this and
sute regarded that backward us, leads
the end, 70 .emibsrbsric ignorance and folly:
HOWES Il CO.'S N. Y. MAMMOTH CIRCUS.
Eeasyiie o. The Of October At Liberty On the s,d
Walden the NH, and Newburrh oath OcIobsr
United states comprising ia Men snd Horses requiring
Carriage 70 convey the psrorms y.rdrosss %usieans
TRANS am.ng whom the Greatest female Rdsr q 70.
Age recently MsS s1bssS sf Ma fsf: MAcARTE
iss ssa
sd and s s:
sf 1e e., q the , are II TIN; country The op.o
.peesys 1swsspeY Of the eIfrsorinay and daring fss'
piEsf ons.s,, b. 81, NJ
NIXON. and The rnappro,ehable Clown. DAN RICE, ..
der Ss ss / the =.
II. y Sss'si kisss oiyes E.s
Tsmbl: M rn aAc%Tf " %o ~ 'ss fss
G y Dogs Hector and Billy The SWISS M
swss, a. s ch.Ioi.s rhsSu; rq aw. and s CIV
C. ssst nops g,eanS%V; ar , Sss Il ehsr"
The ~sc. s eom prop g's 8. ..ins sss'd d
es y ~ rs New yors Mammoth
LARD.
a 4 Lad fors hv
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- ~ PRINCE STREET, OPPOSITE NiBLo's.
SANDS SCOTT, late Of the Bazaar in Dey begs
- seqosin, his friends and the public that he has
opened tn above house superior style and hopes
merit fair share Of public patronage From long expert
ence IN business he hatres himself be able please the
most astdous; the accommodations of his house for
ness and comfort he BELIEVES be surpassed by
well spped with the best OF thing the market affords
AZ the WAY of Aies Wines, Liquors and Cigars Steaks,
Chors Cold GUS ksrebs Poached Tea Coffee and
IN tact assortment of refreshments all times until
2ocock night Plenty Of rooms for private parties
times seady.
Rosst Beef and Yorkshire Pudding every Sunday from
3. o25 iyvs RI
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DARK THEATRE-Niondsy Evening, Octr 26--Will be
RoBBERs~c &c Moo1' Gr Andr.on, irsnci. de-
MfS 70 d. sa s s1 ias
prSy sr Fnny n'g un s say Mrs Ka Mr.
p0o open az at 9ass. 0sl0s. ana 1s Ys,Sa1s':
DowE PENhFT 3F Mr. r WALDRoS
f xdda%s L ~n srTS. o
,.to Cl.ke' Ghost, Nesfei rolonius Yaehe; ophelia
zi% sosslads with the Grand speeseIs Of MONTE
Of f%ps9 Of a.sG M
th9sls, daughter sOqssa%s SIs Madison spsHissds
Jas Eeae. Fs @ e. Mr. N'''
SRs. Sps boa T FL ni
WATERFALLS 0tYMflC NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. even;
w ing, October 26h-lhe evenings entertainments will
sus siT THE BEE ' asb i
Prince Amisbie, Mrs Tim@ ''A'e'' MSS '''iAs'
TTq be follow BY the popular TABLEAU OF THE TY-
Asr which 1 A sAXAS az ASD TH
y, To ee9elude with the Extravaganza of TANNING TAR
Dress cents upper boxes IS cents pit on. shng
Doors OPEN a half past o'clock curtain rises att
CIRCUS--BOWtkY AMPHITHEATRE.
MONDAY EVENING, Oct Goth,
IN appearance IN America of
Fanssni Paris. Asiley London; and all the principal
SlGNOR CARLO, vii for the first time in America, ap
pear as the Revolving spie, on ladder IL feet high
he Sailor on Lee Shore, by Mr. Lpman Horsemanship
BY Master stout G' mnasric Exercises, by Mr. Brewer
Shepherd nd epherdess Mr. Smith and Mrs Cullen Still
xaulne by the Songs and Melodies by the Emmt
Band, witha variety Of other entertainments.
Doors at ~ o'clock, Performances commence at
o'clock Boxes % cents Pit l21s cents ol9 lwsc
NAM sTREET THEATEE EHLAR%ELrMA
Sepenh night of
,,oNn.y N r. ORREST
MONDAY EVENING, Oct. &C. 1886, will be performed
DAMON AND PYTHIAS.
Pythis. 80 80 mi a r"r'e"
.'''' '''''' NJ 1amisoh'
Dance by Miss Walters
.0e0A''a' LEND End ME FIVE sHILLlNGs
On Tuesday-Nr Forrest in a favorite character.
Arrangements have been positively entered into with
The following gaary Of taentThe popular operate
Madslle Dinner. &c.
THE ALBANIA SALOON
$50 Broad1ay befueen Spring and Prince streets.
w. CoRBrN. M.aager. GEORGE LoDER, Musical Director
THIS lendid and fashionable establishment open
g SDaTTASCE one VI MnsI
The Who'll. bu dng,is thoroughly warmed and comor
ri. 1hi, and Ever, Evening during the Week
Beautiful and Illusions by the wonderful
. Lady Magician.
GRAND vocS X M MY%aq coNcERrs
by the whols company of talented Artises.
The ltiin Fantoccin
,,. Dancing by Miles Jesseyne and Marguerite
With an immense variety and constant change Of highly
attractive novelties.
Full particulars in the daily bills.
- 10 Admance One Shipg.zl
,e Doors open at 1-Commence aso'elSck
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COUGHS COUGHS COTTGuS

NOHEYi<'S COUCH LOZENGFS-Tb;. ronuI,. ..v,.-
wy WI be found the mos eecua now in use far tbe
care oi c1es coid hosfseaess irritation Of the ung,
thDrtness Of breath. asthma Consumption &c tn. -
like many rrep st'ons got merely please The ps,ss
but those ditressng symptoms wbic, h.,
ove fatal when neglected many can
who have experienced their happy ard sautary
ofwhom have been educed 20 the brink OF he
They promo free and easy expectorson and reaue M
congh that existed. ~"'''te
For sale by G COLBY chemist &c. ISL Pearl st. F.nt
In square, skent LOT ths united STATES
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rAShlUNABLf. HANGING.

n Le0Hdrd sfreet, Wesf OF BT0adUdV.
NT,LLE PAULINE DcSJARDiNS, Of the Academic
III koyse Paris, re.peesfay informs the pubic that her
all the usual Drnces tuyhh viii be the waltz Mazurka
Mszurka Quadr,ie, Pokss (varous.l new Waltz a cinq
aud graceful waltz Redowa Schools and families at
ended Terms andhours made known application.