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CHANCE FOR sPECUL.

SPLENDID CHANCE FOR SPECUI,|
~ TlONS THIS WEEK. AIM. DOYLE'S Csi
tai Prize Depot, No l44 Pratt ST., opposite the Ri
road depot, next to Bradshaw's United States Hosl
The lotteries for this week, il will be SEEN are
more than ordinary beauty, and as an earnest of wi
DOYLE means 10 do THI2 week. in the way of se1
ing capital prizes look at the splendid ones sold LA
week; viz: Monday, May 4th, whole, comb. 81 /.
aprlze of $25OO, sold TO citizen of Baltimore; al
AZ 62 ~ aftieket, prize of $1,000, TO residentj
caroline CO. Md; 6 AZ Is The splendid capital pr n
OF SiO,o0O, sold in package, besides numerous OIL
er prizes OF less amounts, This viii no doubt be N
peaied this week. So take care and purchase yoS
tickets of DOYLE, if you want prize
FRIDAY, capitals $1,000, tickets S2t, shares !!
proportion.
SATURDAY, capital So, 600. In this scheme thu
is nearly 100000 to be distributed and as the geal
part of the prizes will be sold by NJ DOYLE, perso
would do we i to purchase packages at his offices
Certificates of packages which may draw over q
900, will be issued as follows: Wholes Sl6, hay|
So, quarters ST. eghths 50. This is spendid chanc
larger selection of lucky numbers W i'll be foutI
at DOYLE'S than at any other Office in Baltimore.
This is glorious opportunity TO try your luck onl
small scale.
liberal discount will be paid to persons who pt
chase by the package or quantity.
For sale in the greatestvariety of lucky numbers,
the package, single ticket or share. All orders, al
mail or otherwise, addressed to
NJ. DOYLE, No.l44 Prattstreet,
Ii fri Opposite B 81 O. r. R. Depot
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B3-BALTIMORE SATURDAY VESITER-C Con-
tents: The Jews Revenge, Tale; Saint Desire, or
the Reward of Benevoence, a Tale, complete; The
F. Keenan,; An Editorial Tribute TO the same; A BIZ
ogIaphical Sketch of Sir Robert Peel; Byron and
Shelley coRrasled; The War with Mexico Death of
Rev. Charles Il. TOrey; Jewish Discussions; John
Bulbs Second Letter TO Brother Jonathan which is
highly amusing as well as instructive; Descriptive
Letter from Wanensburg, New York, No. xviii; The
Presidents War Message; Amusing Mesmeric Anec-
dote Originally The New York Temperance Jubilee;
Conclusion of the Essay Free and Compulsory
Labor; Editorials; News of Town and County, sc.
Price per number, only cts, will or without wrap
pers-peT year, 81 50, or 81 for months. ml5 .2t*
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G9- |. O. o. +. The members of JERUSALEM
fled to meet at the Hall, on TO MORROW (Satur-
day. AFTERNOON, at II O'clock for the purpose of
attending the funernal OF Pauach JoHN II. CLARK.
BY order, F. II. B. BOYD, Scribe.
QG3- The members of sister Encampments, in good
standing, are invited to attend. ml5-2t
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GG- CHESAPEAKE RIFLEMEN-TO ARMS
A special meeting of the Company will be held on
THIS (FRlDAY) EVENING, for the purpose of or
ganizing and raising volunteers for the of war.
All young men who ale DESTROYS of anneIing them
selves TO the company, will please he at the Central
Hail, corner Of Charles and Baltimore streets, at half
past O'Clock By order,
IT 5. e, SMITH, LIST Sergeant.
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G3- A CERTAIN CURE FOR ALL RHEUMAT
&c COMPLAINTS. Hewes' Nerve and Bone Lni-
ment, combined with the use OF the IAdian Vegeta-
of Chronic or IDfammatOry Rheumatism. And gen.
tie reader, this is no bold posuate; can prove it
TO your satisaction provided you call at2l CORTLAND
ST., the only place in the city where the genuine arti
Gle can be procured.
Tobe had at the conner of Baltimore and Hanover
sis, Baltimore. Also at The corner Of Baltimore and
Harrison SITS, and at 81 Thames.
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vENHE WESTERN CONTINENT,

- =, IUN ME FFE0ENI w EEK,
an extraordinary ISSUE both regards quality and
qaahtly OF interesting articles. 1t contains the fol-
lowing, together with many other articles, not to be
enumerated in an advertisements
The Dying Magdalen-a chime.
Sonnet-by the principal editor.
AN Original Criticism, entitled "Shakspeare's Mac
belhn
continuation of that thrilling story BRANDON Re-
collections Of an Old Doctor"
The "Broken Heart"
A long Practical Letter (originaD to Hon. Daniel
Webster.
Few Thoughts on the Pacific States
Maryland Historical Society-with many Anec-
uotes Stories for little folks and Sunday Readings
EDIToREALs-The w n with Mexico; Death of Mr.
Pickering, of Boston; The Provincial Council al the
Cathedral, &c. Published and for sale by
WILLIAM TAYLOR x co.
1t 4, . and Jarvis Building, North street.
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T AIDES KID GLOVES.

II FRESH IMPORTATION.
Received this day 200 dozen Ladies' Kid GLOVES,
of all the various Coors and Shades of the very best
material and make, which will be sold on reasonable
terms by the dozen or single pair.
R. MeELDOWNEY CO.,
MID lS3 Baltimore ST., belweea Light & Calvert
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ICELAND MOSS COUGH CANDY, FOR
II Coughs, Colds, Hoarseness and difficult Breath
ing. Prepared and sold by G. K.TYLER,
apa4 Corner East Baltimore and High sts,
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WAR MEETING AT LANCASTER. A large
town meeting was held at Lancaster, Pa. on
Wednesday, and resolutions adopted approx
ing Of the measures adopted by Congress to
prosecute the war against Mexico. The meet
ing also resolved to obey call for volunteers
should the government require it.
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EErTER BAGS UP AT THE EXCHANGE READING FL
Fer the Pacific-Ship st. Joseph, soon. y
For London-Ship Hermann, 90th inst. o
For Bremen-Ship Victoria, few days. 4
For LiVerpool-Packets ship Powhatan, lSthf
For Bremen-Ship auise, with despatch.
For Rio de Janeiro-Barque A. Mulhoandi'
despatch \
For Rio de Janeiro-Brig Montezuma, 18th ~
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IHE mENAGERIE. We would advise all who can,
to visit the Menagere, now open the corner of
Charles and Conway streets. 1t is the largest one
ever exhibited in Baltimore. The proprietors, Messrs
Raymond Co., have spared neither time, trouble,
nor expense, in making this the most extensive and
varied collection exhibited in America; and they
certainly deserve great praise for the successful ac-
compishment of their arduous task. Persons visit
ing an exhibition of this kind might naturally suppose
tito be an easy matter to purchase these animals, and
thus make MenageIe in very short time. But
this is not so. Many of them cannot be purchased;
and the proprietOrs have kept number of men for
years (and now have them) employed among the
wds of Asia and Africa, in hunting and capturing
these ferocious beasts. These men are exposed to
hunger thirst and every other kind of pryation be-
sides being exposed to the sudden, and sometimes IA
tai attacks OF these monsters; several instances hav
ing been known, where lives have been lost by these
attacks. Here, however, all can be seen without
danger or apprehension Who, then, will stay away;
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A VIOLENT DEATH. On Wednesday last,
Mr.. Yost was killed in all ARRAY at Franklin
La, by c. Vincent, V. shooting him with pis-
toll. The report we heard throws the blame on
Vincent, but rumor is not always to be depen-
ded on. lie was admitted to bail in $4,000.
Both parties were residents of the Parish of st.
Mary.
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h3-DEFENDEBS OF BALTIMORE IN 1914.
A Special meeting of the 'Associaton of Defenders
of Baltimore in 1912 will be held at the CITY Hall |
on FRIDAY EVENING, / 5th inst. at 8 O'Clock
Punctual attendance is desired, as business of i'm
poftance will be laid before the meeting. By order
MIA ct [rRA1 HOWARD GRIFFITH, Sec
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THE MusErH One of the richest bills of the sea-
son is posted Tor performance at the Saloon this eve
ming. Two excellent Comedies will be played, to-
gether with variety Of Singing and Dancing.
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SUICIDE, Geo. w. Burnham, very exem-
plary young man, 20 years of age, from Gas
ton, Vt, clerk in the office of the New Eng
land Puritan, Boston, committed suicide on
Monday by cutting his throat He was engag-
ed to be married to young lady to whom he
left letter. He has for months been subject
to despoudency
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lNCENDIARY ATTEMPT TO FIRE THE BROAD
WAY TABERNACLE. During a very exciting
speech of Abby Kelley, before the Anti Slavery
Society, on Tuesday, at two o'clock, it was
discovered that there was a fire burning under
meath the platform where she stood. 1t was
found to proceed from a small closet, in which
were rubbish, papers, Sc, and so situated as
to leave no doubt that the work was that of an
incendiary. The audience adjourned in great
confusion-and the fire was easily extnguishCd
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ENGERTONS' EVER LUCKY OFFICE.
a. The EGERTONS' are in stream of luck
Every day brings farth something new at our truly
lucky Offices. Yesterday we distributed over $40 :
900 in prizes varying from $1,000 to $4,000. Select
your chances at Egcrtons counter you want prize
Packages we would recommend as the surest way TO
draw a high prize,
class $3.50 Nos, and IL ballots.
SCHEME.
! prize Of $1,000 3 prize of $500
1850 " $50
700 2O0,Sc
Tickets S2I-shares in proportion.
Tickets by the package single share for sa lie at
EGERTUN'S EVER LUCKY OFFICES,
Corner of South-st. and Exchange Place
cor. of Commerce and Pratt-sts., and
1t cor. of Pratt and Cav sts
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THURSDAY, MAY IA, 1876.

MARINELIsT-PORT OF BATTING
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SALES AT THE BALTIMORE STOCK BOARD.
THURSDAY, May Ia.
shares Farmers Bank of Maryland, Al
T. {! Union Bank, 90!
90 York Turnpike Road, 5
Baltimore and OHIO Rail Road, AZ
Maryland 6's closed at "a. asked, 70 bid-a decline
OF on Yesterdays rates. Baltimore 6's $780, clio ed
at 20 asked 9l4 bd-an advance of /. Baltimore and
ONO Railroad shares at 47t asked, as! bid,
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The New Medical Discoveries.
SIG BROADWAY, NEw.YosY. A

SIG BROADWAY. NEW YORK Aug H. 1916
I'd. Editor Of The Boston Courier:
lend has pointed out 10 series Of articles in
% sos,on Medical and Surgical Journal Certainly re.
.,sse for the peculiar tone of morality which per
-, ,hsn) signed Peripatetic and Cosnopoe. in
=. 4 which good deal OF scurrous abuse ia heaped
- raysef have not expected to escape the gener
5Jaasn Of obloquy which awaits all vino advocate new
II important truths but those persons win be rot
I'd Of tho mark who may conclude that in this in
s,es rny equapimy is not greatly disturbed seeing
-. ray essailant is who unbushngly evows him.
~ rn imposter and spy publicly confcssng thar he
a certain Offices in this city a sham invalid and :.
,rareiter Of all manner of diseases for the honora-
~ md centemanly purpose of pryng into private al
Va. nor need il be imagined that shall expire with
scation Al the terrible threat of this honorable per
ssee that not 10 be recognized by either him.
IN n his confederates. Your obedient servant
WIN. TURNER, NJ. D.
Chrome Thermal Practitioner of Medicine
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FoREIss COMPETITION. The following Is ar az
tract of letter from an American gentleman long
resident in London and very well informed re
ceived by the last arrival from England. Bost tias
The manufacturers arf the kindred ntnreets IN TIE
North orkshire) understand, virtually /: not or
niay combined in design 70 overwheIln the United
States market with their productions soon the
Tariff goes into operation and 70 sell their exports even
at loss it be necessary in order qnopolize the
market. the Temporary sacrihce Can easily be made
and Il IS worth making when the prize is permanent
control OF our market
sg Thanksgiving in Rhode Island THURSDAY,
November ID
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DIED

Yesterday afternoon of Dropsy in the 39th year Of his
ne JAMES JARVIS, Jr.
s friends and acquantances also those of his father
joes Jarvis respectfully invited .oaend his funer
4 on Sunday afternoon. from his late residence, No
f5jreenwichst at 81 o'clock.
Oh Thursday morning. 22d inst GEORGE PARK, only
lid Of John p. and phebe Louisa Hamilton, aged 10
rJnths and 10 days.
The friends Of the family respectfully invited to
snd HE funeral this Saturday afternoon at o'clock
ron the residence OF his parents, No. l62 sthavenue,
ssn Goth st His remains viii be taken to Greenwood
reretsry for internent
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cs-njce tells the following capital story on OF
=, awfully thrashed Loco Foco candidates in that
i,leehenyl County
we hsve heard an excellent story told of of the
ssed candidates 1t seems that he in company with
Sasssd was riding down the Narrows in buggy when
:. oyer.ook an honest eountryHnan, seated in
y. wagon contained the staff of ife barrel of
sti.sy and keg Of brandy While passing lesurely
80 lie horses took fright a, something and of al
- rod but before proceeding Tar the wagon upset
:; =; bsrre keg and countryman rolled into the Ohio
- =, candidate immediately sprnng from his buggy and
Y. t diyestiug himself OF hs clothes plunged ints
:. We. and rescued the unfortunate just as Cas-
afon, The waves of Tber did the tired Cesar" On
ss;ng The shore they conyersed for time, but of
Z. sabct Of their conversation, perfectly gnor
y candidates for Office, however. generally talk
- ~. ,be election and all honorable means TO SO.
.ser success. In short time friend left the
e-yrsn and returned to his companion. the water
,,t.si,e from him the while from Newfoundland
~ SEATING himself in the vehicle. he grasped the
s ssye the horse terrible blow with the heavy end
~ NJ, Iyhip, and gruffy said,
. liz Id thief Ices in Beaeer County -
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Chrome Thermal Practitioner Of Medicine.
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New fall Goods.


SEAMAN Il MUIR, Ssl Broadway, will exhibit
Goods purchased this day the largo peremptory
of Messgs Draper. Warren MoniAut consisting of
very splendid Silks Mousselin de Lame. Cashmere de
Ecosse Coakings Linen Cambria Hendkerch!es &c. &c.
The Goods viii be ready for inspection NJ 10 O'Clock
friday morning, and Will be oferSd Al prices
far below the cost OF importation. o23 p
SEAMAN 81 MUIR have Just received and opened
tCan invoice Of Cashmere Long Shals OF very splendid
quality. in elegant designs, manufactured for the Pars
trade by the celebrated Douche in white black Indian red
light blue and scarlet, Particular attention solicited 10
ihrm they believe them be the Snei and most besut
til lDods offered IN the country
They have also opened their late extensive purchase nj
auction OF the sale OF Psure, Lupin, SeybouN. Sleber
Co the celebrated manufacturers .; Paris, consisting oftc
richest Paris silks and Robee Cashmere Decosss and de
LANES r-rkerri. Plads beautiful article for chlrens
and ladies' dresses Cashmere Long and Square Shavls
which they sell prices much below the cost OF nm
poslati0n.
Also the most splendid embroidered Grape Shawls now
We found in the Of which exceedingly
rich.
Their assortmen; OF silks and Drc-s Goods is very
compe,e and they invite purchasers 20 examine before
making their selection o2a SITS
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Ammssmegts.

TABERNACLE-LEoPoL Dis MEYERS Third
0fsae M5sses sescyaS-gThe eighteenth appearance
telcfc = ASF=cc-A-ae NrE-So- uu3lc.t-a sc x &c
German SecsvoieuS Se-cy- y-iii = ,f,r Or Te.;x
Nove1oeT 81 IsfN Il. AZ; De assisted ~ Gse a-st ar
i2s.ss n .2e CIV ,od Mr. GEORGE LODEg with rs
whole ORCEESTR IA consisting 81 trv-syro e-ajre-r
tis;ss AID several s.eterrs- Ttc verv s.tra-fvr r
Er.r-rae W. ~ duly published
~ No PcsS?ose;neri OF lie aeco,.=, Of tie veah-r.
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NoEEMsES MoNTEIy MAGAzTNES


Is The FiELD-Grzhar1s Magazine for November.
7v-t beautiful E-syTnE. Th srfes. ar.. the
C-Ha splendid Pans Fashion plate .i1sl attraction i
P-eser. n t- commencement ni -ovel by Cooper
The isieis OF Tie Gui Sie0 Is offered prizes
the coming volume Subscription - 3 c,rts PEI No
The Ladie-' National Magazine, edited Hv Mrs. Ann =
Stephens with -h-e- 5ea1lifG Plates. Rutn Cleaning,
superb r:ezzotiai by SsrjsIu; Fashion, TIE Morning
RIDE. and lie sa nati.y Of excellent reaias
Prce = ger reaT. IS ga per Ne,
Columbian 1tags.ire With thrre fine embellishments
fsice y GEMS.
The IIs;faied Magazine. with toaf Illustrations. PRICE
=
The L-d.S Wreaii- bes2iif little Prise isscs.
Tra=cs n California and Scenes n the P:riac Ocean.
Thomas lru7-a interesting y-oJs. yar.cua5iy
q; me present cay. Prise 50 cents
Marion ard hs Men Historical Move Rsvosuous-
~ Times. fl Of eNciiin. scenes. Prices 90.
YsrSse Doodle No :. Prize > cts.
Shakespeare. Nos IL and liz Price @5ct-
TIE Complete Fs-r.er Horse Doctor. Price ~
Tie ipocryPhal Testament queer boos. Price 80
The Architect No. /. work WINCH viii The
pense O; paying architect BY furnishing beautiful de-
srns for orEaInenta! cottages, gGrie.s, &c.
Agents Supplied b WM. II. GRAHAM,
o2- Tribune Buildings Nassau-sf
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rIlHE NEW-YORk ANNTOM!CAL SI-N- \.

80 Bo'very opposite Tr7o--si.-TAs public are N
formed hs xer the lShor OF TEry years poeior Reach
has succeeded y collecting III prepSrie Jhs spcr>
az Anatomical Specimens SG Paintings seeE n tats
ccgtr Illustrating the 81 every -rS o. he h.
tisS .le rlas G-.G The Surrounding organs
GAis 1-t72h,sat coeS-toa PRINCIPALLY N wax = now
opn visitors u te above hu;diit sd ccsces
rcc7,s. Hem 81 ay have Opportunity OF snGy1s he
wonderful mechanism OF their bodies and he morbid
sac produced ~ disease For particulars snail bills
Lecur-s on the above subject VIZ shorty ccrnesce Ad
TI,,ltaisce > cents. J. HSSSELL. ". y.
IN S--,a rf-ea
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D. D. NAsH. AnelLonser.-store lse Eul!on.st.

u. D. NASH, Auctions-r-Store l3a Fulton-sL
THIS DAY, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. SALE os
L Hort FURNItURE AND SILyER.--By vrtus of q mort
gage large quantity OF Hotel Furniture comphsog DO
ias Burcaux. Mahogany and Care Seat Chairs Dining
Tables Cnrd and Centre do. Saloon do Looking Glasses
about 200 yards OIL Cloth, Carpets. Feather Beds Hall
Mattresses Bedding stoves, Benches Wash Stands, Ks-
i.igera,or. Bcdstsshs, &c.
Also, 20 benches Tor a ball room.
Also, Bar und fixtures.
SLvERAt - o'clock 30 Silver FORKS, 80 Silver Table
Spoons - Silver Tea Spoons, Ladies' Mustard Bpoous
and Sugar Tongs. Silver Handle Knives and Forks
TUESDAY-MoRTGAcE SALE THE STOCK kED FIX
rUsg5 DRUG STORL.-At 10 o'clock, tho corner OF
Hudson and Grove by virtue Of mortgage, the
entire stock and fixtures Of Drug Store. comprising 900
5oues and assorted containing Drugs and Med
icucs. 1873 drawers ofdo Show Case OF Psrfhmery and
Fancy Articles. Counter Csse, containing Stationery &c
&c Circular Counters with Glassware, Mahogany Top
Counter, Cherry Top DO, Scales, Weights, Aorars
Slabs Nc The above goods will be sold in lots 70 suit pur
rhaserg
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Booka.
vsyKEE DooDrEyO 8

YIN AZ OOIDLE-Es y
THE THIRD NUMBER OF YAShgE DOODLE
sstil - lublisIeli c. Sac-rtaT Morning, Oct - con
Twelve splendid Comic u;rs;-s.sorsg
! LsrEc Pol@ca C-lcA--e. The Deg a,G he SAzdc-.
Tsake= Dcodle's >oaee, eoa,.tzss portraits o. Se7-
era. Distinguished characters.
s. Chapter II OF lie g!osraPhy Ofl p.tnz-s' Gl'us-
rraiei.i
i sqa,H, WIKI v.riatiozs containing six Inasrra-
< Application Ref1=e,.-. fTIlu-tra-eal
8 TIE ticrSe for wl--h r. Ken offered - ki- y;lrr
: Izl=-,.r-:e5 T.tl--rsse.
TIE te-z-v zi.;ter O. 81 -u-1he- : Jared and fresh
sid :hs Publishers ne c-itclS-i CT prcit- UPON
their sheet.
Pc-es: esu.s-S5 ner alz.r, = siyl7c@- agents sat
o7seris ". Il. egsaAM. Iso N.ssan.-,.
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a MEXICAN nUSEroI.-l

4 MEXICAN MISEI M.-E.very Day and Evening
tA;his Week, commencing Monday. Oct. i9th. ;Si6.-
Three splendid Performances svery afternoon al hapast
O'CLOCK ana every evening hall past The Free List,
EXCEPT Press suspended The continued inerP~I
manifested in the SHAKING CCAkESS has induced the
Manager cugage ther for another week. and they WI
give Representations OF the Singing. Dancing,
Shaking ard Whiriiug peculiar - This almost unknown
people, in uction with o.her performances announced
below, very afternoon 81 half o'clock. and every
evening hspast To enhance the interest and nov
city they appear Fun Unique SHAKER Costume, which IL
seldom seen outside their Communities The Manager has
also engaged the celebrated ORPHEAN FAMILY .untver
sally allowed be the hest Amercsu Nocaltsts in the
country the admired and Daughters ot SoGg
They give their Gra1d Concerts IN conjunction with The
Shaker Exhibition, and other performances every aer
noon and evening In addition the Manager has engaged
TWO LIVING 0RANG OCTANGS apparently half
human and half hrte-LlNiNG TWIN CAEFRES. the
mos, wonderful curiosities living. TWO LIVING MON
SrER SNAKES over % feet long. and twenty six inches
round. WIN MODEL OF THE HUMAN BODY TO be
for additional charge OF IS cents In addition the
following performers are engaged Great Western the
Yankee Comedian; Billy Whiock. Miss Greenwood. Miss
Julien beautiful Danseuse; Mad. Rockwell. Fortune Teller
Admission. - cents-childreu under 10, ~ cents ois
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SEAMAN X MUIR viii open their and eNtcn-
Ssve DRY GOODS ESTABLISHMENTS,

No. .ySI Broddaav,
La door above the Hospital Green, Monday next the
10Th day OF October nj a. NJ
Their stock entirely fresh has been selected with great
expressly for the City trade very reduced prices
and comprises rich an OF Partisan Dress
and Fancy Dry Goods has been offered the public d
ring the present Autumn.
They invite purchasers examine lir goods, they
confident the gea falling of In prices will enable them
TO offer greuter Inducements than be offered by esSb
Their assortment comprises every variety OF the riost
splendid Silks, Cashmere Decosse Meros, Mousscltne de
Laincs India Camel- Hair, Cashmere, BToche and En-
broidered Grape Shaws some OF which eQaa To any
offered Tits season. Laces and Embroderies, Mourning
Goods Partisan Closks, Wedding and Ball Dresses, to-
geher with every variety Oi attractive and desirable
goods usually kept In Brond way establishments
Mr. Muir retired from the firm A. T. Stewart Co on
the lat of January last and he ailers himself That his many
years experience that house aud his perfect knowledge
of the Broadway trade. viii enabs hun to Offer nj all
times attractive stock OF goods. well adapted to hs
prevailing Laste and fashions. OH Ims