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JACKSON COUNTY. ARKANSAS,
 .Afau m. 1S46.


 At convention composed of Delegates from tie various fosnships in the County, he'tl m Elizabeth on the llh inst, in con foftnity te pesious netlcesfef the purpose of nominating candidates 10 represent us ill the ntxt GeneraI Assembly of the State Major Hubbard llurd was called othc Chair, and Dott Jno. 0'Ranhon apponIttd Secre- lary.
 In T s,lorthut pcftinentaddress, tte Chair man explained twhat was mahiicstfy fell by all thememhcfs) that tlie object of the meet. ing Was to nominate such men as, from Their mental auainments, honesty and slabli- ty of character, and purity of Democratic pr.nffpless are properly qualified To represent and promote, not only the interest of their constituents, bnt that of Democracy likewise. se far as their provinces in legislative capaci- ties may warrant or demand.
 Wheredpon, Judge John Robinson and Mr -Gnnrse M ErnmMclI h 4yine heetl nom- .inated nd approved by the voice of the con- venlion, afe accordingly (ther consent being obaned) the Democratic candidates for the Legislature And for State Senate, Colonel James Robinson is recommended, in con junction with Mr Maxwell, and respectfully submitted to the citizens of White and Mon roe Counties, to determine which oI he two shall be the Democratic candidate. Of the result of their deliberations we desire 10 be informed as eat,y as practicable, by letter or otherwise, directed to the Secretary, al kon- yen.
 HUBBARD llURD,
 CHAIRMAN. JouN O'BhNNoX. Sfcrf{urU
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POSTSCRIPT.

LATEST FROM THE SEAT OF WAR,
 Since our last publication, which announced the commencement ofhostilities, various and contlic ting rumors of the fate and operations ofour little "Army of occupation,' have reached us; some mylrning over defeat and disaster, and others eX- uIting at victory and success The truth of the whole, as well as careful examination and inquiry have enabled us to ascertain, may be found in the following.
 The Mexicans having crossed the river and oc- cupied the country between the American Camp opposite Matamoras, and Point Isabel, Tn such numbers as to prevent the passage of. small bodies of troops, Gen. TAYLOR, resolved to 're-establish the communication, by marching in person, with the main body ofhis force, down to the Point leav- ing what he considered sufficient number oi troops in charge of his entrenehed camp, under the com mand of Major JAcoB BROWN. Soon alter he left, the Mexicans, in Matamoras, thinking the force remaining in the American camp insufficient to maintain their position, commenced all attack, by cannonade from their batteries. Our troops promptly returned the fire soon siensoa aho ~ e't' can guns, did much damage, to theclty' and' as IS supposed killed considerable number ol the enemy
 The questions, whether Genl. TAYLOR Will re- main at Poiat Isabel until reinlorcements rom the States reach bim-whether he wilreturnte te his camp opposite Aatamoras and hazard battle witi great ly superior number of the enemy-or wnether' lh- deed the Mexicans are in much force east oi 'he r;ver-are so encountered with doubts and con actne runors, that it is impossible, 'witl the iigh's now before us,' to form any certain opinion. u ID reasonable to suppose, however, thai, II ne mas cause to believe the troops, he left in camp oPpose Matamoras, are in danger from superior nuinpers' he will hasten to their assistance, at all hazards,-- Butil he considers them safe, he Jeff them' ne will doubtless remain at Point Izabel, 10 receive. his inducements; when he will be prepared, ana authorized to "carry she war into the enemy coun- try
 The following selections, from our exchanges, are the latest and most interesting we have received'
 From tle ". O Topic ef He l2th sRs.
 sEMI-OFFICIAL STATEMENT. By the sieam-propeller Florida, which Jeff brazos Santiago on the 9th, we have re- ceiyed from an authentic source, the toliow- ;ng semi-oflicial statement of the recent affair or.nos,te Matamoras. IL will be seen that the accounts, received by the N. York via Galvestou. were exaggerated, as nothing IS said in this document about the destruction of Matamoras Enough, however, has tfans- plred, to excite great anxiety fer further in- telhgence.
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From the N. o. Picayune.
CAMP OPPOSITE MATAMoRos,
 April 26, lS46.

April 2b, lS4o
 Gentleman-K n e,,t,ing that in tho i,'ese'',t- excited state of the public mind as regards our Mexican affairs and the welfare oi the LITTLE army, that most exaggerated reports creep into the public prints, thereby carry iuo with them sorrow and anxiety into the bosom of the friends and relations of many officers, 1 deem it my duty to give you hasty but correct account of the eaptnie ot Can't Thornton and squardrou of the I'd Dragoons, by force of 2,000 Mexicans under the command of Gen Ferrejon. Gen. Tavlor, on the 24th had received report that the enemy were crossing the rlyer above this camp. Capt. Thornton, with his com mand. was sent out on the evening oi the 24th to examine the country above, and see whether there was any truth in the report His command was composed of Capt. hardee Lieut.. Kane, Lieut. Mason, , sergeanls, 1 corporaIs, l buger, and 49 privaies. ills Mexican guide returned this morning, stat inc that he had been attacked al o'clock on the morning of the 25th by large number of the enemy, and that the whole conimand was captured or destroyed. The gnide warned him that he was m the vicinity oi the enemy and refused to proceed. He watt e,l until night, and none of the party com ios in. he returned home About II this morning private oi the party was brought in a c;,rt. He was wounded i'll two places. The man who brought hlm was The bearer of a note from Gen. Tesrgon 10 Gen. Fay Ter. inc anonat of which was that ''on ihe score of humanity he >imed the prHllege of sending into him twodr- gooiis. who were
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Total to be in the Field,

MORNING AIR.-There is a freshness and a purity in the morning, which, to the phys ical and moral state of man, is ylgor and de- light. Il is seldom that the sensualist, the idle. or the vain, taste it's ethereal j.'ys. A turks in the perfumed breath of awakened creation, which IS undoubtedly gifiael with supernaltra power. Those who would live long and sec good days Iaiasi habisualy become early risefs. The loss of the morning hour is never retrieved
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FOURTH OF JULY.

THERE will be a meeting of the citizens of Lite Rock al the Presbyterian Church, on Friday evening next, at candle lighting, for the purpose ot making arrangements Tor the celebration of the approaching anniversary Of our National Independence. on temperance principles.
 The teachers and managers of Sabbath Schools, the friends of Temperance, and the citizens generally, are requested to attend.
 Liile Rock May l7, l816.
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Short .acquaiutancc.-At late ball in Baltimore, a gentleman having danced with young lady W hoke attractions, both peison- al and conversational, seemed to have made an impression on his sensibilliies, asked, on leading her to a ssat, fine might have the eleasure of seeing her on the following day.
 saNhy, no, sil,n replied the fair one, q shall be engaged tomorrow evening; but Fiji tell you when you can see me"
 s.I shall be most happy" exclaimed the stricken swain.
 sWell. on Saturday night,n resumed the ladv, you can ses sne at the foot of Marsh Market, selling cabbages."
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COMMERCIAL TINES OFFICE,
 9 o'clock .4. sM LATER FROM THE ARMY l! MEN CUT TO PIECES, BY LARGE FORCE OF MEXICANol

The schr. Mary Ciare has just arrsyed from Bsazos Santiago, having Eft on the 29tn ut. Capt GRIFFIN of the Mary c., ana passengers, report that Capt WALKER, wi'n ', 75 men of the Texan Rangers were nearly all killed and taken prisoners on the 2oth uil, about 20 miles above Point Isabel, by su- periof force of Mexican troops, amoup.s"s 'o some l500 men.
 Capt WALKER succeeded in reaching Point Isabel al o'clock PM, on the 2Slh, with THREE MEN ONLY! He imine- diaiely applied to Major THOMAS for four men, and announced his determination to proceed 10 Gen. TAYLoR's Camp, or DIE IN THE ATTEMPT. his object being to communicate the full particulars ot this attack, without delay 10 his commanding officer.
 From He N O. Ir0uia
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'l()PODRAPHY OF TI[B SHAT OF WAR. !

d a GudM M sepp yalh d&a E m
  dIuaw daaM am contain whddG  5 Army  dIaM S~eR @
  d about a 6
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a Womaa,s adoantages-A woman may say what she likes to you, without the risk Q. getting knocked down for 1t.
 She can talked snooze after dinner, while her husband has to go to work.
 She csn dress herself in neat and tidy cal icoe. for a dollar, which her husband has to earn and fork over,
 She can go forth into the streets, without being invited to sstreaf' at every coiee-house.
 She can paint her face il IL IS too pale, or four it if too red.
 She can stay at home in time of war, and wed again if her husband is killed.
 She can wear ,corsets if thick, other iixlngs if too thin.
 She can eat, drink, and be merry, without its costing her a cent.
 She can get divorced from her husband whenever she sees any one she likes better
 And she can run him in debt all over, un' til he warns the public by advertisement no to trust her on his account any longer.
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s'Is that the tune the old cow died ofi' asked an Englishman, nelled at the indus- try with which New Eaglander whistled Yankee doodie.
 No, beef,n replied Jonathan, '.lhat are's the tnne old Bull died ol''
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No man can go 10 heaven when he dies who has not sent his heart lhi,her whilc he lives. oour greatest hopes should lie be- yond the grave.
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CORN
SALE OF TOWN LOTS.

7ENITE undersigned have lately established a TOWN \ at McLain's bottom on the south side of the Arkansas river called ROSEVILLE, and will at that place offer the lots for sale on TvEspsy the 3OTn OF JUNE NEXT, for cush or credit, as shaIf best suit purchasers. To those acquainted with the locality of RosEvtlLE, noihingrneed De said of it's advantages, but to those who are not fl may be ob- served, that it Is about the centre of Franklin coun ty, onthe Arkansas river, and widoubtess be made the county scat 5. 1ts adolf into nine large bockS Of twelve lots earh, on high ground and above all oyerflows. It is surrounded by aremarkaby rich and productive country, and can be reached by Steam Boats at all of the year. It is bonn- tilnlly supplied with the very best spring Water. which never fails, and is entirely healthy. The main road on the seuth side of tie Arkansas river. from Little Rock to Fort Smith and Fort Gibson. the main road from Missouri 10 fexas, and LuIisi- ana, and the road from Glnksvilie Johnson counat, south, all pass through the town
 It is the principal crossing point icr the northern and northwestern part of Arkansas, ,--there being excellent ferry facilities to accommodate the public: IL promises advantages, which must make it a town of importance, and those who desire 10 make safe investment, would do wel4 to attend the sale Or ap. ply to the undersigned, to purchase at private saIe Indispntahle title, will be made For futher par culars inquire of L. c. QuIN at Roseville, or S. M,
 L. .. QUIN.
 $. M. WF4VER.
 p.SPRTsrons. Little Rock May Ith 1916. n3f-6w,
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RESENT TO THE PRESIDENT. 'lss. ,saown a splendid Duplex gold 'ss'ared entirely in this city ,ss ,ssa made watch we have ever S Ia present from the manu-
 : hge, Esq, of Fulton street, . 'p,&, President of the United aulllol specimen of Ameri- s sp--,he hantliwork of a good a Il Will doubtless be received ,tagistrate with the same feel |e dictated the idea of present. |age IS a native of North Car
 in which Mr. Polk was born.
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TO pRnyIg3RS.

 The printing of the second volume of the Decis- 1ops of the Supreme Court of Arkansas, by the undersigned Reporter, is hereby offered to the .i0'eed aad best badief,' as required by law. The undertaken will be required 10 do the work, first. in the manner prescribed by the Statute on the subject: Sse RepjSed Satpies, pages 66s-9); secondly, in reasonable time, on good white pa per, with clear Type, good durable ink, and, in all other respects, in workman-ke manner. The volume will contain not less than six hun dred pages aud the publisher is to be paid for the work, by the State.
 No bid coming in after the first day of June, proximo, will be regarded.
 Bidders will please seal up their bids, and hand or forward them .o the undersigned
 Al the office of the undersigned, in the State Bank, onthe second day of Junc prex., at o'clock a. m., the bids will be opened, and bidders are re; spsctfully requested 10 be present. \
 E. II. ENGLISH, RgPoRy Liitle Rock, May ls, lS46. . BRIGADE INspEcron-At the re9s announce. BALL, we give place to the follc ment. yoUAnTERs,
 Hfemisbarg, .arks.,
 May l3, iS46
 anonnces to the troops under i, :. The nndersigndHt he has appointed BLAKE II. m ms command Conway county, Brigade inspector i lnpMpso |, o,sMnx of Major of Casafy' lie VIII oe phan,a M,ep ad aand respected accordingly n RAIL
 pny. Gent 2nd. Brigade
 1st Omission .arlss. Miiitia.
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DRIED APPLES. CANDLES, PO-
 TATOES, &c-

Just Recetped per Steaner arsansds 4ha"' C BARRELS DRIED ApPLhss O 10 do. potatoes; boxes No, tobaccoS
 2 kegs lead;
 boxes candles,
 2 s assorted candles, May f. Is46. H. N AAHNtNiA'
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-NGLIsHs Blue Mass, fdirect iEported), Am
 E erican and Eng Calome!; Icdide of Iron Sur nhnr. Mercury, ard Potassa; piperine, Cro'on o'i, p;l I,laek Pepper; Chloride of Soda, Chloride ol f;ae. cau,phor..Carb Amnonia; su.ph, Acid;-- a'sss' a.Sss, 'rsreiyrea bv IT. HABEaMAN.
 Arr;l i5' ls46. [3i:6m.l
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Clocks! d,IOcJ.s,

'liE undersigned has received and inl sfora .ft for sale by Y. R. TAVI.np
 Mueh 23, ls46.--2s:2m.
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HsHIdbQlu.

Just Receired per Sfeemer .4sltlns,-- Aa. BARRELS FLOUR, selected. hf 1ee~. IH use. by himself, from the first Mills in Ohio. May G. Js46 H. N. ALDRICH.
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Louisiana has furnished Gen. Saunders s Mounted Gun Men, Texas will furnish Regiments Infantry, J. s. Troops now in Texas,
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From Me N. o. Tropio.

We learrnthat Gen. GAINES has made the fol- ing acquisition, viz:
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HUBBARD HuRD,
 CHAIRMAN.

JoHN O'BANNoX, Sccretary.
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BRIGADE INsPEcroR--At the re9s announce. BALL, we give place to the folle
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BSAEL DRY GOODS.

HSAEL DRY GOODS. The subscriber i'll
II yites the attention Of pHc hasers to his stock Of
desirable GOODS, selected with ia the Eastern
and Baltimore markets and which will be sold off at
small profits to insure quick sales. Cunsis ing in
part OF fine twiled plaid Ginghams, OF rich cplOrs;
superior French de LANES and rich Cashmeres; low
priced rich De Laines superior French Metnos; SUI
peror black and colored hIpacGs, and plain Cash
meres; double width black Bombazincs, very cheap;
plain black and second mourning Mouslin de Laines;
rick striped and gurod Dress silks; plain black and
blue black Silks; Lining silks; Poneees and wine
Sarsnetts; Manchester Gnghams; superior embrOid'd
and plain Tablet StlAWLS; rich Cashmere Shawls,
both priHted and woven coiOrs; Brocha, De Lame,
Blanket and other kinds Of Shlwls; Gloves; Hosiery:
worked Collars; Linen Cambria Idkts Ribbons: bon
net Silks and VeveiS; silk Ties; silk and wooden
Mits; Infants Socks; hest Needless Children IS Hose;
Coates celebrated Spool Cotton, only 80 cts. dozen
Also, Mems Wear. aR fine and low priced CLOTHS,
CASSIMERES, VESrlNGyS and CHEAP CASSI-
NE1TS: wooden and worsted Paids for Ghdten's
wear; Suspendcrs; black and Fancy style ; k era
watts; silk Pocket IIdkts AMI general assortment Of
Domestic Goods, as SheCtings; Shirtngs; FIanue,s;
Canton Fianncs; Tickings; hlnd.eys Blankets from
50 pair upwards; Cradle Blankets, &c. &c, at
HAYWARD'S CHEAP STORE,
nl2 % HoWafd-st. Sd door from Fayettc
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RHEUMATISM.

This SarsapariIla is used with the most perfect sac
cess in Rheumatic complaints, however severe or
chronic, The astonishing cures it has performed
are indeed wonderful Other remedies sometimes
give temporary relief This entirely eradciates it
from the system, when the limbs and bones are
Greadfally swollen,
Dr Townsend: | was attacked with distressing
pain i'll my hip Joint, so bad that | could not walk
without my clutches; and much Of the time /
obliged to keep my bed. tried several remedies sut
they did not relieve me. | then called on one of our
first Physicians; he did not help me. heard of your
Sarsaparla, and Obtained bottle, and in few days
it entirely cured me, andG am as well now as ever
ASHBELI WALKER, % Daniel St
InF.
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CHANGE OF HOUR!

CHANGE OF HOUR!
For CENTREVILLE s. CHESTERTOWN
Il essaEsgg The Steamer CAMBRIDGE. Capt
Ess,sss }ssEzsJ. d. TURNER, will leave the lower
tEfksIss6sA end Of Spears wharf flor the presently
every MONDAY MORNING, at O'Clock, for the
above places and return the same day.
For ANNAPOLIS, CAMBRIDGE and EhSTON,
wilIleave every TUESDAY MORNING at O'Clock,
and return the ext day, leaving Easton every WE'D
NESDAY MOANING AT O'Clock, and Cambridge
g.! O'Clock for Annapolis and Baltimore
For ANNAPOLIS and WEST RIVER, every
THURSDAY MORNING at O'Clock, and return
the same day,
Every FRIDAY MORNING at 8 O'Clock for AN
.NAPOLIS, CAMBRIDGE and EASTON and return
next day, leaving Easton every SATURDAY MORN
ING at O'Clock, and Cambridge 81 O'Clock for An
napolis and Baltimore.
{I3-All Baggage at risk of the owners, nl0-tf
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HpEATT-sT. IRON FOUNDRY.

IL No, 800, ABOVE EUTAW,
(Rscsnty occupied iy Tie i1te Jas. G.. Wfison.j
The subscriber has resumed business in the above
estahshment and is prepared to Furnish to order all
descriptions Of IRON CASTINGS. Also, IRON
TURNING aad FITTING; PATTERNS for MA
CHlNE WORK accurately made, and for ARCRI-
FECTuRAL and ORNAMENTAL purposes, carved
in the best style. {G Orders respectfully solicited
and punctuaIy attended to.
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n scrber has obtained from the Orphans Court
of Baltimore county, in Maryland letters ofadmin-
isIration, on the personal estate OF MARY ANN
CASSIDY late of said county, deceased.
All persons having claims against the sail estate
are hereby warned to eXhht the same, with the
vouchers thereof the subscriber, on or before the
10Th day of April, l547; they may otherwise, by
law, be excluded from all bene of said estate. All
persons indebted TO said estate are requested to
make immediate payment.
Given under my hand this 9th day of Oct, 1915.
Ol2-law4ts JAMES CASSIDY, Admir-
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f&ARPETING! CARPETING!

ASANPEVING! CAKpETING 7.
~ -"-. CHEAP FOR CASH.
The Subscribss bias just received an assortment of
cheap and fine CARPETING, embracing cotton, in =
gram and Three-ply, which will be sold very low for
cash only.
DO Persons wishing to buy, had better cali before
purchasing elsewhere.
JOHN c. HOLLAND, <s Gay street,
$50 OpPosite Frederick street,
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HHANCY GOODS.
d FREDERICK FICKEY & SONS,
No. 900 By4LTTMORE.ST,
Have received nv late arrivals from Europe, com
plete assortment IF FANCY GOODS, CUTLERY,
GUNS, PISTOLS, &c. sc. Looking Glasses, Snuff
Boxes and Perfumery; Woollen Goats and Spencers
for children; Woollen Caps, Comforts, Hose and
Shirts; Cotton Hosiery, Gloves, Laces, &c.
TAILORS' TRIMMINGS:
Patent Thread aud Spool Cotton, Tapes SC.
Steel Beads, Bags, Bag Clasps, SC.
AND HAVE ON CONSIGNMENT:
Gum and Web Suspenders Girthing
Combs, of every description
Buttons do do
BRUSHES-Fnr Hair, Cloth, Paint, Sc
Razor Strops, lnkstands and Matches
Powered Paper, Sand Paper
Fancy Soap, Pins, Playing Cards and
LOOKING GLASSES.
To which we invite the attention of dealers. Our
arrangements are such that we can offer our goods
upon as good terms as they can be purchased in any
of the Eastern cities, and our assortment is very
complete. nl2-f
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T cry VALUABLE NEGROES FOR SALE

W cry VALUABLE NEGROES FOR SALE.
Y very likely girl about 80, to serve Is years.
also Girl 10, TO serve II years; also Boy II, to
come very highly recommended. Also fof. sale.
Woman - years old, slave for life, good Cook,
washer and ironeraso Girl IT, slave for life; also
black Boy Is years of age, to serve 10 years, tip
top waiter, coachman, &c, and come highly re
commended. Apply quickly at
LEWIS F.SCOTTPS intelligence Office,
O29 l0EXchanGe Place.
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GTIR UP THE FIRE. FINE SHOVEL s.
- T0NGS, of polished steel, in sets and paits
STANDS for do, with brnnzed feet; BRASS and
WEE TENDERS; FRENCH FOLDING do; COAL
H0D5 and SIFTERS; FIRE CARRIERS; BLOW
Err STANDS for Crates; CARPET HAMMERS,
AMI TACKS; STAIR RODS; BEL
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and STANDS: HOLLOW WARE, TABLE CUT
LERY, &C., with large assortment Of FAMILY
HARDWARE and useful HOuS excepting AR
TiCLES, for sale at the lowest prices at the
HOUSE FURNISHING WARER0OMS.
C.E WETMORE & CO,
ION, Chatles-st., opposite Union Bank.
oc37-3y fri
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ADJUSTMENTS.
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D OUAAN n NH n 4 4 n FA'1 NE,
"a NORTH CALVERT STREET.
SANDS, LENT s. CO., Projectors.
JOE PENTLAND, THE CLOWNS BENEFIT.
THIS EVENING, Nov. 18th, 1876,
The Entertainments will consist of variety of
Equestrian and other Exercises by the whole Com
pany; Gymnastics by Mr.. SANDS and MAURICE
and JESSE; the Dancing Horse MAY FLY; the
Pony CINDERELLA; the TWIN PONIES; the
FIGHTING PONIES, sc &c. For particulars, see
small bills and programmes.
Ciowns-Messrs. PENTLAND and LATHROP.
Doors open at 81; Performance commence at
PRICES OF ADMISSIONS:
Dress Circle so cents; children under 10 years 25 cts
foxes 81 cts, children under 10 years of age IS cts
PIT % h" do do do do lal
Boxes for colored persons so cts; PIT for do 25 90
% Seats can be procured at the Box Office during
the day, from 10 TO -, and from to O'Clock.
U3- Afternoon Performances every SATURDAY,
commencing at 81 O'Clock. 1t
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sale wholesale and retail by
- n Inf ms ~, 4.
corner of Howard and Marion

corner Of Howard aud Marion streets.
And at retail by the following agents. Rodney Giles
san, corner OF Madison and Howard SITS; DR.. e. II.
Perkins, corner of Market and Green sts II. Lemon
corner of Market and Popplct0n SITS; 4. G. k,dgriy,
corner OF Howard and Pratt SITS: ). n. Perkins S. Bro
ther, corner of Gleen aud franklin SITS; H. w. An
drews, Hill ST.; G. X Tyler, corner Of High and Mar
ket sts.; Or. 7. R0unreG, bGi-Air Market; Tbos .,
Hopkins, Broadway, FEES Point; j. b, Stansbury,
Thames St; q w. TlcN+r, Pratt and Eden ST.; r, J,
Pitts, high and Pras s,.C. 2. RCge-S of Paca
and Little Green street; DR., R85ug Frat and Paca
street, nl2-lw-ieI2G