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TO TAILORS.

It's deemed say in favor Of 6TENE
NETS eelebrased work Cutting Garments, than that il
has received the most unbranded approbstoa Of the most
eminent Of the profession the aid Of the Da
together with the ample explanations
panyng the Of moderate capacity IN lev
hous Cur Of the various styles
OF now n vosue and In not TO be surpassed
the highly respectable names who testify 70 the merits Of
the beck. - .
The undersigned being practically acquainted with Mr..
6tenemes Treaties Cutting 0arments with pleasure
commend work. complete in il arrangement and IN s
prscnea Cstting ssperos g any herstes
DANIEL Cutter ss.;.. Baker; Charlie: COY; TIySn
u The .bove can be obtained Of the author At No lis
Broadway. New York. price from - to 80 Per copy
mari i,nsod.r
To tAe Tea, Coffee and Awgar Trade, 8c.-Eeono-
mssts, Fansiiies, Hotel Keepers, &c.
j, B. SCOTT q CO.,
No. rs Nassaw street, corner Of John,
HAVING purchased the is lot Of the seasons Teas
posssssng that ,chaess Of favor geney combined,
ding the old SouchouG and English Brs.kfa Tea
such used be imported The stock Of
Coffee Sugars kc nses comment - they ssslecsd Of
B. SCOTT CO. are also ,upplisd with stock Of fresh
imported 9asgow Spced Hams old English Cheesss ogsaf
All good. bought will BE- delivered within i've miles Of the
closed remittsnces will the houors BIZ dealing
= ]. 5. SCOTT CO. rs Nassau st.
mSo lmsm John q.
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Superior Court.

q Koo0o
been consigned sftsr sale BY PLAINTIFF, parties nsned
Riley and Walker, Of Milton Florida and shipped on
board S the b brig in iss Sssss
that the sheriff levied upon the goods the property 81
parties named Riley and Wslker, under execution
20 test the right Of the sher, 70 levy The sets
up that attachment issued by Judge DAILY against
sidsnt Debtors at the instance Of dsfsDdsnt Palmer
whom they were indebted which attachment was put
under authority Of the statute The question involved
to the sheriff right 10 levy, was whether the goods
had passed 6e.s fde from the air,ias g RILEY sna
ishsd usage Of merchants In such cases. was shown ~
evidence. Verdict for plaintiff subject to the opinion
Of the Court on q case to be made.
Martin DSyer Michael o Conner, et is-This was
action Of assault and battery tapPssrsd that plain
junk store in Murray street some lead and Iron
weights were stolen from store In Prince street.
which we're found I'm IN store and .cI ~
his duty the alleged assault was committed BY the de
fsndatt and some other party; The defence sets up
ssasd Il III :. s' vso
Before Chief Justice Jones.
FeIlo,cs, et ais Us. CheroerThis case, already NO
ticed, 10 still before the court.
SUPREME COURT, April IA, lsa6-SPKcIAL Ink,
Justice Beardsley preslding.-Percy W. Morgan
ct -MotiOn for relaxation Of costs granted ~ default
ment as in Of nonsuit granted BY default Bsdeil
Proctor-Motion for reference granted BY default
Smith ads Ranney -Motion for judgment Of non pros.
granted by default snyder ads. Kenter-- Motion for
Judgment az In OF non suit granted BY default
The People rel. Thompson W. VaDkeuren OF AL
comrs oil Highways &c-aioton for nandamus granted
parte. Wooly ads Wilson OF al.-Motion 10 change
venue, denied Marsh ads. CoIegste Of -Motion-to
aside default &s denied with costs without preju-
dIce Merritt OF a. Shuetcn OF al Motion parte
to amend Judgment record, granted jones W BLASTED
Motion set aside bill Of exceptions. grantsd case 10
stand on conditions Rockwell survr 10. ~ Martin
da ct a-Moon taken by default vacated, and motion
put to next special term. and proceedings stayed
sparrow al ads Wilkie-Motion to set aside default,
&c, granted costs TO abide event Titus ads. Titus
Motion that clark enter Subtraction Of judgment, grant
ed by default Bacon McBsin ct s-Motion 70 amend
judgment record, granted by default Cole eds. The
Manhattan 70 set aside cspias, H., grant
ed unless plaintiff file security for costs in twenty days.
and pay SO costs Of motion Bangs ct al w. Patterson
ct Motion Tor leave TO plaintiff 70 reply several 70
plications denied with coss, without preudiee. Deech
or ct al. ads RossMotion TO- set aside default 60.
granted costs aide event Hooker ads Miller Mo
ton 10 set aside inquest hc granted, costs to abide
event Bourssso ., al ada Wheeisr.Moticn fsr isds.
mont Of non pros, denied without eest-.a~sy 'fsSs
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4 TO DRY GOODS DEALERS,

- WHO DESIRE Handsome and Capaeious Ssos- in
e Of the crowned and dourshnG thorouahfres
Myrtle Avenue dry goods store which doug
mense hne three story brick building feet front
and eommodcus and excellent and .paeio.s ba,
Ii will be flushed and ready before the
6rs Of May will be exceent location retail dry goods
business, and will be lot low 70 good tenant Apply to
m0 1WSf ll5 Mvrls Avenue
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IT. however the ASS emily should think otherwise, 1t
then proper that should take petce Of the
bill which has been referred for our consideration.
The nrst section Of the bill 10 In the following words
u !; The true intent ami meaning OF 10 much Of the
seventh section Of entitled An act ending
- relates 10 IL: humber Of dsss:.s TO Be Chosen
TO the said convention in and BY the respective cities
and counties Of this State, IT, that the number Of dele
gates to be chosen the said convention In and BY the
said cities and countis. respectively shall be the same
a. the number Of members Of the Assembly which the
elect sccordDg the of the inhabitants Of this
state taken in the year 164S.n
We have already expressed the opinion, that such 10
to add that the section merely posssss to declare
what the Law now 10 without either proposing to alter IT,
o. any thing 70 d Be don: 81 S%
statute The Legislature has no judicial power Al
though its opinions entitled to great consideration,
deemed sxpedisntto lsgslsts the subject Il sub
mitted that there should be positive enactment instead
rh mere dss, ..s Of opinion IN, ,
to be chosen to the convention hereby declsredfo be
county aors: Ss ps s
section the force Of and nthe section should
Be enacted, viii have the effect Of altering tho con-
vsntion law The Legislature has any power over the
subject .u 49,,
mark.
In this discussion have assumed without intending
express any opinion the subject that constu-
ton can be amended In different wsy from that, whch
We cannot close this communcation without express
ing our regret that questions Of much dslicacy and
Importance should be presented, under circumstances
which have given but few hours for comforting to-
gether, and reducing our opinion 10 writing Neither
Of had either examined thought Of the question:
this day that able TO meet and consult together
on the subject. Respectfully submittsS, -
sAM'L BEARDsLEY.
/ ALsAsr, April II, lote. ,. O. JeWkTT.
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no LET OR FOR SALE.

ON very three story and basement
e! brick dwelling Houses. in Hobeken. They eeeh
saatnl stye throughout Two Of these houses feet
front by s. desp and two Of them feet BY H. with wide
court yard In front.
Tho situation .eommends 6ne view and b within
one mnutes walk Of the ferry where boats leave every
fifteen minutes for Barclay street, and every half hour for Ca
nal and Christopher streets.
They will Be let with the privilege of ee fsrriage Apply to
ale 1wf J. &C. STEVENS, Hoboken.
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- AMODERN.BUILTt two story and basement frame
@ HOUSE. collonade front, situated Second street, be-
ki tween South Eislh and south Ninth streets. Il il
bs.asI!y .ua in: view o. the East River
yheh stands i worth $1,000 and The whole E be sold
erected itls Posssso9 iss Nay earlier
For particulars, apply 10 w. J. T. TAPSCOTT,
al6 3tvrh IS South street. corner OF Maiden Lane
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LATEST INTELLIGENCE.
THIHaRAPRIC.
TWENTY-NINTH CONGRENS.
SECOND SESSION.
Senate.

WASHINGTON, Dec. -
MIR NJ CLAYTON presented petition signsd BY men Of
all parties praying that Congress should use speedy and
efficient for terminating the war with Mexico and
snsuring an honorable peace.
MIR. Clarion said he coincidsd with the views Of the
msmorslists and would do Ill he could to coopsrsts
with them, but he could way 10 obtain peace bu
fighting out the He would therefore vote ell he
means asked for by the government Tbs idea that any
party In this country opposed to the govsrnnsnt
thought was absurd.
The Committee on the Judiciary reported the House
bill for the admission Of Iowa. without ansndmsnt
Mr. YuLEE moved an amendment to prevent the diver
sion Of the lands granted fer public improvement to any
other purpose After some debate, the amendment was
voted down. 20 TO 2. and the bill finally passed.
Mr.. ASHLEY introduced bill to grant lands to Arkan
sas in aid Of public improvements
Bills reported from the ansncs committee. to -
tablish branch mints in New York and Charleston
The Senate then adjourned over until Monday.
House OF Representatives.
Personal explanations were made by Mssss. Barclay
and Martin.
The House refused suspend The rules in order 70 call
upon thu States for resolutions, &c.
The resolution offered by c. J. ngsrsoll ysssrday for
the closing the debate the Prssidsnts Message
postponed.
The House then went into Committee Of the whole a
the Presidents Messags.
Mr.. GoRDoS made speech in defence of the war.
Mr.. Roor followed, and pronounced the war unjust
and unnecessary.
Mr.. BowLrs also made speech, which concluded ths
debate.
The committee then rose, and the House adjourned
over till Monday.
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The proportion of specie on hand to pspsri q
ton IL nearly dollar for dollar. ~ =

Ihe proportion OF specie on hand to paperA Gcula'
ton 10 nearly dollar for dollar. ~
It appears by the report Of the committee that the
msrksvalus of the certificates of the bank Of Illinois
thirty cents the dollar and that Of certificates the
State Bank Of Illinois, hy cents or the former the
bank holds $lses o. and Of the lattsr $24ss7 So tits
not believed that 90 large amount II held by
the bank Of the former could at be disposed of at
she rate nsnensd regards the latter, it il believed
that the whole amount would be sold at the rate stated
The officers in the employ of the parent bank are stated
to be-besde the PresidW who receives 4 salary Of
$1,000 ysar-Cashierf per annum /; First Teller
sl,loo; Specie Teller SLIGO General Ledger Book
keeper 3Oo two individual 81 900 each;
Discount Clerk $500; Assistant Clerk $500 Porter
$500; and Waterman $3.50 Bank Attorney $1,000 per
until LIST Of July lsa5 and $500 per annun since
The salaries have not been increased diminished
since November, 1884, although resolution requiring
decrease of salaries passed at the last session Of the
Legislature 1t appears from the proc eedngs OF the
board that they of opinion that competent officers
could not be had at the prices named by the Leg
and they avaed themselves of the opinion of the Attor
ney of the Bank that dim mutton could be made in
salaries of officers during the year for which they were
then elected.
The report Of the auditor of public accounts of the
State Of Missouri shows large indebtedness on the
part Of the State which must be Immediately provided
for bill lately introduced into the Legislature of that
Stats proposes the sale of $3.50 900 OF the bank stock
owned by the State This could he done constutionay
inasmuoh the State weuld still be the owner of one
half the stock But it 10 questionable whether the
stock could be readily sold at any thing like par II so
much of the State stock held in trust for common
schools could be sold and the State made responsible for
the payment Of six per cent to the school fund would
IN effect amount to liquidation Of the principal Of the
State debt to that amount inasmuch the principal
would be called for; with the additional advantage
that the interest would be payable within the limits Of
the state instead Of being paid in New York and else
Wha
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The WrxSEpAeo lNDIANs.-We have been gra-
t;eed 10 learn that the Winnebsgo delegation,
whole presence In this city, some months ago, excited
such general interest. reached their homes in safety
shout the middle Of November last Al general coun'
eli of the tribe on the 27th OF November at which the
head chief OF the winnebagoes Wnneshck, preslced
the treaty concluded in October last AZ Washington was
the predictions In OF the federal newspapers 10 the
contrary the council expressed great subtraction at the
treaty generally. winneshck, the head chief twho sent
TO tho President the "big pipe the presentation OF
which noticed at the time), made TAX 20 we In
OF the kind manner In which their Great Father bad re-
ceived the delegation, and expressed the Joy he felt at
welcoming hsmc his children, the delegates. oil good
health SO. Tho present Of money TO the delegation
$500 we believe) We were pleased to hear had been
the delegates and their familissJVeshingfen Union
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Married,

Mnfrleu,
On the 18th instant, by the Rev William Stiwell
Mr. JANIS II. ANDERSON TO Miss RACHEL AM ScoIr.
0l,- London papers please copy.
In this city, on the 5th instant, oy Rev. Mr. Slwe
CHARLts MARsHALL DAVIDSON TO ELLEN l., third daugh
ter of VIM. Laytin KAq, all Of Williamsburg. & !.
On the asd instant, by the Rev. DR.. Wainwright
JAMS PR,sg to HARRfEr LoUsA only daughter Of the
Hon Lyman Candee, all of this city
On thursday Dec Gath, at the Sonth Baptist Church.
by the Rev. Charles @ sommers Mr. ASSIso Smith, of
Milton Miss Susan. daughter Of Conrad Jordan of this
CITY.
On Thursday, oath inst, at st. Luke's Church. by the
Rev. Mr. Forbes, BssJAMIS II jaws 10 May f.. only
dasghser Of The late Charles Amos all Of this city.
At New Brunswick, N. J., on the 23d instant by the
Rev DR. Davidson WILLIAM d. MEEKKR, of this city, to
ABBY daughter Of the Hon Edward Mundy, of Ann
AIbor, Michigan, and grand daughter of Phnsas Mum
dy. Esq Of Metuchin New Jersey.
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"A gocds for sale at low pnee Wholesale or retail ~
SroE BISHOP importer Of precious
MEETING OF THE DRY GOODS CLERKS.
bRY dpSb MEETSS sa OK THE 1T
On Tuesday evening Dec a. JAMES FRANCE, Chairman, W.
The Secretary the minutes the last meeting which
Report o. the Commiltes Of Investigate. was then
Presented by Mr. Gardner si of SAID committee
The COMMITTEES characterization to whom was referred the
q e. sy IF S hs a: Dry
da. and Hesitation on their part beg leave most
With their duty they haye bee, .ctys
and Jealous in shei' inaus. to a.es;in the truth Of Che
as iaa opns II, hiaf .So the following
Your have lied upon the editors of Jour
salts, inf their having been called
TO the subsct only through the medium Of anonymous
the further prosecution of their duty your committee
charges and with heartfelt ssatiics
w winch e 1fp1 ns PC wS s
exception tees ih.m from the mpuiaon and places them
Ycas report that they hay. received
rssa, month police oissrs the store Msss
Alex naer r. Stewart Co, and while there took survey
$.s: "sa ss some %s
s,iS:sa sds.. hat q: iih
mpsy 70 h Afr ss store sS.sd sod such b:
I. led +. Sun g E,E ,hs Psspa
ia bis employ was himself untrue; 6ut that he aa
thar and that he you'd pay them their
trouble, not OILY Tor that, but pay them well.
ceyed isosseyl Your committee e rspot the id ui.
sions Mr. Stewart HIMSELF which in substance in hsr
Your committee have also received eyideaee that list
msde consinng The names ard dences Of the
clerks with the exception OF very few the object aud
tain
10 conclusion your committee deem il their duty state
thai their they have received support
from dry goods house in but the
have gathered the above cts from their own unaided eff
refrain from the expression Of any opinion
facts the received them leav ng you from who
their powers were delssaed he expression 4 .seh
above facts may suggest :, hssreen.;iy subniYed,
The Report was unanimously accepted afer which the
following Preamble and Resolutions were offered aud
1t is no lie the right, tan the duy Of everv
n or Iosr 10 guard with ssepless vigilance that
chdn, psre AID unspotted reuafion ana 10 rspel the
first approach bsse sIsnde' h shall all
And whereas, Reports are in cmcaisiion and publicity
given them BY means OF the pu lie to effect that
= this city watch ever conduct Of he youus men IN
their employ during their hours Of relaxation from business
tendency degrade and cast upon the integrity
OF the young men thus employed. Therefore,
saesmen city feel duty which ". owe to our.
selves aud families repe such upon our
US Ill TO unite 10 one body to resist The OF" saeas
that recently been pjure sanoin as men
and essaa' US IN the Ss'Vlle xIRx%NpER Chairman
The following resolution was then offered q adopted
..oeo for papose sasrdna ,Ss
interest Of those engaged in our ealiisg and that
Ms.. Daniels. jenkins Brswn. Montgomery Just Bach
and Doty were appointed such committee.
On motou the meeting adjouned .r
w n Dorx seere.arv d1strsM
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SCANDINAVIA.

SCANDlNAVlA.
THIS society will hold its Second Annual Ball the Mi
nervs Rooms, loe Broadway the i4th q J.nury ls1
No pains will be spared make this feast
sStertaning and interesting c,rcumstnnces will permit
Doors will opeu AZ ocock ana danc;pr will
O'clock Tickets 50 each to be had KndSerg IS
Westsr; N r Larzen, % Rector 1t Robinson Thames
St; Dr. NeeEsard 32s Pearl st.; Louison. % New T.; or
from either of the Committee OF Arrangements T. W. Msh
IS James ST. H. j. Hansen Fred schot Fed schot and r.
Hammer d2o. IS n il, ,. 10. Asr
~ quest and under Society Mr. Geo. X.
Gliddon will deliver Of eight Lectures Egyptian
heroglyphIca discoveries spendidy ustratsd By Die
and Authorities. the sehsnics Hall 90 Brosdwsy
The course will commence on Monday evening, 2eth De-
csmber and be continued the lh h 18th Nth lsh 2is
and z5th January, at7x r M.
the Bookstores of Bartlett Wexford and Of VIM Taylor
Broadway; Of H Ksmot. e33 Srosdwsx; of J Crowen.
HOTEL at Rooms Of the New York Historical Society
and at the door Of the Mechanics Hall
under 49, si-or the eourse Single admission-aduls 50
cents; juvenile persons IS cents.
For other partic GLARS, see Programmes.
JOHN r. BARTLETT, for CON- N. Y. Hist. Zoe.
fC
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THE BEST OPPORTUNITY FOR HOLIDAY
PRESENTS!
CTTJiON,S RAZAAR

l73 Broadway, corner Of Courtlandt street.
THE PROPRIETOR fths old and fvorite emit
having concluded close his stock rich and costly
fsncy Goods at all by private sale will be sold
for seecuoa and lower prices any sale by
The stock many articles equaled in this count y
the impoations for this having been unusually large
Of the and best selected goods and
ed in former ye-rs for taste or 6neness.
Pure silver and SILVER gilt mounted Dressing Cases less
than the price Of manu- in Paris To those
wish article Of the kpp such opportunity
will Elegant dress Fsrs Work Boxes Pore
Ware Writing Deska, Reueues, Purses Card Cases
soils Riding Whips, Enveopes Note Pawer neu Perfume
~ Brushes Combs Ard article, imPcssibeto
Bile establishments in Broadway
GUION'S ITS Broadway,
Corner Of Courtlandt street, opposite
d20tO JanliyAr Hotel
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". q, HAyNra Au,nons.,

w. q. HAYNES. Auononesr
pc s'is At public su,tiou On the premises House and
the 9Th day of January 1877 at 10 O'clock A. NJ f dis
posed ofprevionsly private sale Terms per
time Of purchase and the balance in Is days AFTER when full
Esnanee deeds will be given For further particulars a
ditto Jy6srh
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BRADEN'S CONFECTIONERY, F1NCI
BAKERY AND SALOON


THIS old established aud favorte and depot
Of az the delicasies coming within the range Of fiat
feshment Saloon 10 this supplied unlimited prou
sion with all the regulates Of perfect hoda Every
variety of Creams Jeie Pyramids Blauc NANCE Charlotte
de Russo and all other descriptions Of Pes
Preserved Fruits and Oysters Of the first quality 10
any form supplied g yister the saloon 9usntes
Of the most quiet and best supplied the city, and the
location extremely convenient whilst business.
The supply this Of the extensi
vsried, and well selected, 70 be found in the city,
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Total profits for eighteen months. Is

viii De observed that the profits at Tsystts and Lex
ingtsn are somewhat greater than the profits made by
the ether brsnches One of this 10 the fact if the
committee have been rightly informed that these two
branches have been furnished with greater amount Of
circulation than the Others and another circumstance in
thar favor IT, the advantage they posssss in location 1t
seems however that the location Of the branch at Pal
myra favorable either the at Fsystts the
one ct Lexington and the committee have not been able
to sselwhy this branch should have much circula
ton ~ either one ofths others.
II will also be observed. that the profits made by the
bsnshs those Of the branch at Jackson the smallest
This In the opinion Of the committee does arise from
any mismanagensnt extravaganza the part of the
eoers Of that branch but from it, location and the
want Of commercial advantages enjoyed BY Of the
other branches
The following table shows the amount of specie ON
hand and paper in circulation of the mother bank and
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RELIEF TO IRELAND.

E. the undsrsigned viewing the alarming
condition Of the People Of ireland their
Of provisions: which should call forth the mpaiy
inss rssoly.d en.n,%Ou;ly TO call Psblie Tam
IN order thar the czens generally may conrbue
60 their and that the money collected be sent by
e e spsnssd * him among Tie really disrss;sd districts
cha' and Messn Horace Greedy, n Brady, T. A Tall.
ppsdse D Graham Charles OConor, !oha MKson, Henry
ing Every friend 10 humanty called upon be
on Saturday night 70 contribute all in his
progress oil famine people provsrba
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.s .Af cR% fHYANE
III e: ~
poWRY HTHxTXN
Il: p he q
~ - Ss:'s a. AMP THE
f. consSds with the Spectacle Of a ALADDIN.
EyE~INa PERFORMANCES.
x: s:y e a. 1sS
TO b: followed Sy The spsetseis oi NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
M S sosad. sS the I.AvlrrE
Boon Ps: S Ss:s ss;ss ~
s.:
ch.ni.s P:1ssOa M Go s cSspsss N'A "
R:T wSi ass PETkk WHTr-r.,.r White. Mr. John
U :o ay THE s'
The ssenins o'cosf Liking Charles.
Fl; Ss.. so, NJ,
%: xs'ss The DAY in rxssloss.. wyndh.m
10 esnsiuss with. THE ARTFUL DoDoER-Timoth
cents. all part. Of the house, private DO, e.
Doors open al half past sPerformanee to commence att
m ITCHELLs OLYMPIC THEATRE7,F1dsy. Even
q sHa TE f.
NJ; T%T GnA.
5nsS ~ Tomla.
is:i $:.ss AZ. e. Js.:
D,.;: circle :; cent? Sppsr po1ss ssn pa oss anns
Door. opsn Al half pas. O'clock: curain rises att
CHRISTMAS.
ClRCUS-BOWERY AMPHITHEATRE
Three fs0TmaneHES s.ains :s i'-Ai''rA''n at ~
" sSaH Es3|3' S HSs $sbIsAaE''
THE DANCING as' will exhibit A.r
Mr. JAMES !,a'S' ss' laugh. chill
HqR9s h at {:
Mr. TERRY = as the "i Indian sl aun ns.0e'
AMERICAN CIRCUS.
s.aNbs,A L Z n ~ co, pkEoApFFIkEEEoRs
M Dsf a as Il. will
.:.s rs. s:.s hi
hor,e Pckwicis b. M Mc.eiy Master Hernandez a the
''Ss s::: ss: Sts FIJI :. &C.
m. DSo pPsn s o'clock Performances to com
&; 5s: ss,i
a22 tire Secretary and TIeasurer
! THE ALBANIA SALOON,
$50 Brosd0sy, between Spring and Prince strssss,
nearly opposite MbIos
HERR Ai xT:ET1NDER,
Great 4: such
I WW 1Ysar Evay Egs~;~s 1xis Wsst
Ts!I ps1ieS{:'s; !. II; d:iIy bill:
und ss 4 81 ne S % e.:
Door. open At s4-eOnnsaes a II o'clock. DO lwre