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avail themselves vi NO ' 49,
that speedily.
Sermons for old Bachelors.-The
Hartford Mirror contains lay sermon
for the special benef. of the Bachelors
founded on the following text:
And they called Rebecca and sa
unto her, wilt thou go with this man!
And she said, will go-GEN xxxvl. so.
In those times ceremony. iormality,
sighng and sentiments were altogether
unknown. Rebecca was good girl and
Jumped at the first good offer.
The editor of the Norwich Aurora says
he could have picked out better text TO
nreacb before The honorable and venerable
fraternity, wiz
"Jacob kissed Rachel"
That is something substantial tor oache-
lors to ponder over. The other text was
for the benef, of Rebecca altogether.
Jacob kissed Rachel!
And he lifted up his voice and wept.
How pathetic! The fact is, says the
Aurora, time and fashions make strange
inroads on poor human nature. Here
was Jacob securing the country TO look
for a wife; and on fine sunny day IN the
valley of Pandanarum, he saw her, at
distance. drawing water from well, be-
inc barefooted, and without ceremony he
ran towards her. and in the language OF
the good book, kissed her and lifted up
his voice and wept.' We have no ac-
coun, that Rachel boxed his ears for his
rudeness. as in these days of simplicity
and innocence, she would have done
particularly in good society
Interesting Document.-fhe follow
ing prayer was delivered by the Rev.
Jacob Trout, on the evening before the
batlle of the Brandywine,i e. on the ll'h'
Of September. l777. Ii was pronounced
as we read, before the main body OF the
American army, in presence OF General
Washington. Gen. Wayne, and other
distinguished officers Of The army:
prayer of the Re volution.
Grea, Father. we bow before thee; we
invoke thy blessing. we deprecate thy
wrath we return thee thanks for the past,
we ask thy aid for the future: for we are
in times of trouble. oh! Lord, and sore
bese, by foes, merciless and Implying
The sword CLEANS over our land, and the
dus, of the soil is dampened with the
blood Of orr neighbors and friends.
Oh! God of mercy, we pray thee &c
bless the American arms. Make the man
of our hearts strong in thy wisdom; bless
we beseech thee. with renewed life ant
strength. our hope and thy instrument
even George Washington shower thy
counsels on the Honorable, the Cont
mental Congress; visit our host, comtor
the soldier in his wounds and affections
nerve him for the fight, prepare him fol
the hour Of death.
And in The hour Of out defeat, oh! Coz
of Hosts DO thou be our stay. and in The
hour of triumph be thou our guide.
Teach us 10 be merciful. Though thu
memory of calling wrongs be at on
hearts, knocking FOR admilsance, tia. the,
NAV ill us with the desire Of revenge
We, let US. oh! Lord. spare the vanquishe'
though they never spared US in the hou
, of bu,chery and bloodshed.
, And in the hour Of death, do thou guild
us to the abode prepared for the bles; 81
shall we return thanks unto thee through
, Christ. our Redeemer. God prosper tn
cause. Amen.
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man who loves his family will al
wsys take a newspaper. and man who
desires to train up his children in the way
thew should 90, will pay Tor his papers.
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1846-08-20

No conrling which is not done slgh'
entifcally can succeed. So thinks inc
editor of the Salem Advertiser
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1846-08-20

There is said to be an old fellow IN ".
York who sneres so loud that he can!
sleep in the same room with himself.
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1846-08-20

A LApY's heart is said 10 be like afddle
because il is played on 10 the best ad'
vantage by beau.
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1846-08-20
,.vs HENRY W. STA
", bhihSf -~~n40-4~->~~--~~~
cnIMES g. ST A RR,
EDWARDS " bLs|-A - - =
y ,,;,ors and PROJECTORS.

|rrg associated themselves foT the prac-
n ice Of the Law, under the abovesty lie,
IIiil,ttend to professional businessin the
r...,, counties, and also in the Supreme
...t # the Territory. Particular atten-
!. viii be paid to claims for lands in the
Thread tract and elsewhere.
/ s,.Iiosion, Jan IS, lS4l. 1921
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for those who are doing good works to
avail themselves Of its powerful aid, and
that speedily.
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1846-08-20
Law Partnership.

h r HALL, Of Mount Pleasant, and +.
!. D. MILLS, Of Burlington, have this day
l.esled themselves into a partnership Tor
hpactice Of Law under the name and style
! a.Il and Mills, They will attend al the
Fuu Of the first and second Judi sal Dis
ln. Criminal business attended 10 IN any
tasi The Territory. Office in the brick
ling on Main Street now occupied by +.
! Nils.
J. c. HALL
+. D. MILLS
;pN 4l-,f IL
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n III ESTABLISHED STAND.-At
Carpenters Clock, Watch and
n,b 'y Establishment, may be found
and STITCHES as are usually kept in the
l.ws,'so all kinds OF Clocks, Watches
ess -! repaired and warranted at the
,o,,h luce. Store on Main Street ,one
as 1871 p, J. K. Field, Saddler.
"iS-ly %
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P0ei-Tree.

POct-Tree.
Do not think
We can drink.
Free from care,
Where we are.
Now then come out,
And take some route
Tha, leads from hence,
And save your pence:
For should those Jews,
Once take such views
As once they had.
Our chance is bad:
And should we stay,
En- gagged in play,
And drinking wine,
So late as nine,
We cannot be sure.
That we can secure
A safe re. treat,
From Alden stree!
We have won;
Now the fun,
Being done,
let us run:
Well reach
The beach,
And float
The boat,
And cross Ger.
To the other shore.
And return to our lodging and reveI no NOR
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And return to our lodging and reve no more.
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ders
|t',.bls ned! 4
| had, u.s. whole.
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Ind es'...i'n,.
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AUCTION SALES.
WIN. w. SHIRLEY, Auctionssr

WIN. w. SHIRLEY, Auctionser.
CATALOGUE SALE OF CHINA, Glass. and Earthen-
~ ware-By H. T. Willard-On Thursday. March 18th, at
10 o'clock the Store No Pine street, Broadway
lots from the shelves suit retailers best flowing and other
blue and fancy printed painted edged dpt &c Ware Chr
ma and Glass Also packages Of glass tunbes decante
The sale positive aud the goods will be well
packed for shipping.
~ B-Coods will be received for this sale till Tuesday
the nth Sales promptly settled goods de-
livered mis- lt.m
LARGE AND EXTENSIVE SALE OF ANTIQUITIES,
CONSISTING Of Original Japan Lacquersd Porcelain
Jars and flower bottles fruit plates and dshe cups
and .auee Of various kinds original ancient Dresden Porcs
century richly carved and painted and maxassp flower
been bought sale Of Joseph Buonapane at Bo
dentown. Also porcelain table, wash stand
such has been imported into this country These
choice and articles offered very srehey
all Of them less than hundred and
old hundred costly and collect
ed throughout the old OF Holland. and other places
with diligence anG by the collectors Of
those articles highly valued the of Europe
and the English aud French nobility To be sold the
Asgasn Japonas SO Duane street between Broadway and
Elm streets by Aaron Levy Auctioneer THURSDAY March
49, 1886 Sale TO commence positively at o'clock r. M rain
o shine
s. The public general invited particularly the la
dies examine these magnificent reIdy Tor
examination with catalogues daily from 10 A. NJ till
Pm ml2 1w~rc
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Died.
On Saturday, l4th instant, NJ. wife Of Cor
nelius Banta in the 10th Of her age Also Sun
day, 18th instant ALFRED NJ, her infant aged IL
months
The friends of deceased invited to attend her une
raj this afternoon at p NJ from the residence of her
grandfather. VIM. Burnham Bloomingdale.
On Saturday, l4th instant, WILLIAM FOSTER, aged 81
years.
The relations and friends Of the family are invited
attend his funeral this onday) afternoon at O'Clock,
from his late residence, No. Vine street Brooklyn
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NEW ESTABLISHMENT,
For the Exclusive Sale of Choice
FANCY SOAPS, AND TOILET
ARTICLES

Wholesale ANp RETAIL.
admired display Of choice Pr.
dSs es ar 3 The
ment IL city at No s Broadway where he offers spec
10 re- s
adv the foreign Of being freshly and that
Inc LsSolstcy Isnsisi fsIs e fi: Of which
e. a Of skill
viii &c fp. !H On %
sHsS he S% and k h
ARTitT LES, suitable for the approaching holiday.
D 0ss mot s % sSP wch viii shns.
e. ss Ssss 81 D. s, o Tn' s,: %
sn,s.y tina. nS ala remain.
" s eahs Is:
e. shA8Sa CREAM an .
IL sas:S: Cosmetic CREAM 50 invaluable. an .ppli
He offers for the head, Oils. ESSENCES, PoMATUMs
Cd 9
Ie.c, e, the Ertsb head Others and .o.:e g
other These remedies, compounded with known
p5ns9s restore the hair stop il.
san Of the hair and not to be conoanded with the thou
His BEARS OIL he ASSURE. the public perfectly seanne
when SUCH and prepared application Of
virtue Of which it differs from substances Of similar
For quality Of his goods he refer Mes.r A.pn
wall Mhan Chiffon and many other. Of the most repecc
vended articles Of his msnnfaeture.
S e % III
synd good faith when from the nature Of the articles ihsIe
much room for and he snjons
good faith call most ri EtNE RGissEL
Manufacturer and Importer Of Perfumery,
No l5s Broadway bstween Liberty and CouItlandt.
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lU-A CARDIAC
TO GENTLEMEN RESIDING IN The UPPER PART

U
SMALL and select private Club House. consisting of
IA thirty five subscribers about 70 be established IN the up
per part city Broadway conducted
effective recherche SCALE and epste with comfort and
amusement.
Members elected by ofthe President and Committee.
The subscriptonist will remain open until the sst March,
therefore that early application be made by those
DESTROYS Of becoming me mbers
Any gentleman Of undoubed respectabiltyl receive
prospectus by addressing Gpos paid stating real
occupation and sddresst X H., Branch Posofce Chat
ham Souare iw-r
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Ing the 18th instant l5to4 TONS making the total
from the LIST Of January. ls4s, lla, $50 tons.
We annex statement showing the condition Of each
bank in New Orleans the slst of January and the
2sth Of February 1885, according to returns made to the
Board Of Currency Of Louisiana There has been an in
creased amount in each department
BANKS New ORLEANS.
Jan. 81, 1886. FEB o. 1886.
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WASHINGTON, March IL, 1876.

WASHINGTON, March IL, 1870
The Daily Times Us. the u S, Senate Pyogsss Of
the npeshgatiom-Erpected Result-7hs Hon.
Mr. Gordon and 'the Doctor The Explanation
of Mr. Gordon ,nodwisnbie-Mr. Bancroft
Mr.. Bwehaman-Hon Mr.. HiA,ard-Dsb0te IA
the House on The 7ari6-7Hwwder &orm-Sdm-
ming up of the Doings If Congsss-Ihe Wheels
Checked by the Oregon Boundary, 8c.
The committee of investigation OF the Senate,
composed of Messrs. Jarnagin, Benton, Dickinscn,
j. M. Clayton, and Turney, in the case Of ia
DAILY Times, OF this city, versus the U 8. Senate,
upon charges by said newspaper, against the into
rity OF the body OF the wings of the Senate, anu
portion of the democrats, in far that they held
a reasonable caucus at the table of the British
Minister, with the design Of compelling the admin
istration to compromise upon the line OF o. the
committee OF investigation upon these charges. have
been tor two days engaged upon the business as
signed them OF ascertaiBng the truth Of these
charges, by the examination of persons and parers
Yesterday Mr. Schabel, President Of the Young
Mems Democratic Association Of PhladePhla, was
examined, as also Mr. II. H. Robinson, editof OF
the Times. and Mr. Dow, his JOINT and senior part
ner in the paper. Mr.. Robinson referred 70 Mr.:
Schabell. and Mr.. SchabeI referred to Col. Samuel
Medsyv LATE editor of the Ohio StafesSsaw, and
Mr.. Turner. of Cleveland, and Lieut.. Porter, OF the
" Navy who nag oeen a uos b On
sSysntaee Of continued ASSOCIATION with the q.id
r~res and politicians at public and social parties
dnr;np the entire session. Mr.. Porter will doubt
Iess refer his authority to other persons also Col
Medarv and Mr. Turner; and after the examination
Of score Of individuals, more or less at four dol
lars per diem, we expect report from the commit
tee, that, upon deliberate Investigation, it appears
that the charges of the Times were based upon the
common street rumors Of the day.
Meantime, we hear that Mr.. Pakenham Civ
Dinner to-day to the 81 20 men, which, we thIok,
should be despatched by the next steamer TO he
home government, as treason against the Que,r's
pretensions to the Northwest coast; and a. cacu.a-
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Latest INTELLIGENCE BY FHE NAILS.
Interesting from Washington.

WASHINGTON, March ID, 1886.
II Is said that Breese, the Senator from Illinois,
will take the place of Bancroft, in the Navy Depart
ment. w
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CHICKERING'S
PIANO-FORTE WAREROOMS,
103 Broadway.

No. 3 and Lafarge Building.
SHE PUBLIC will find the shove general ssscn
ment Grand and Square Piano Foes, ct fhs ssms p'
81 my Factory IN Boston. !" i"r
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MAHOGANY, ROSEWOOD. ZEBRAwoOD, &c.
EOR SALE CHEAP. by 4. q. STACY. No: IS Wooster
street. between Broome and Spring sls. The stock a
composed Of Of crotch moted and shaded
Mahogany vssesTs RScsrOSd M.hoEny zfSsEoGS s,d
c and general assortment of lumber usually kept
hogany yart IN this city. MD lmrc
DAMAGED WHITE LEAD
zoo Kegs Wetherills Philadelphia White Lead in OIL
OUO No l. and warranted aad pure slightly injured
water received from the wreck Of the schooner Ala
and for sale j. e. % V sy Broker.
= TASSELS, =
UITABLEfo for trimming hats caps blinds shades pictures
y Sofas umbrellas, parasos coaks aprons sleeves bags
&c Also, av'rety OF bindings and cord sale wholesale
mis- lm.m 81 Maiden lane. corner C, Of viii. n s..
M ARCH isth, Isis-RO BERT JAMES HARVEY, Esq.
Lectures, with Readings from the British and American
Poets lately delivered by in the Chapel cf the Unvs
spoken OF in high Of approval would be most happy
have you rspsat them ~ the Rutgers ln'tue at your
Isaac Ferris DID. John NJ Krebs, DID.
Morris Franklin, Joserh Hoxie
Gilbert HOPKINS John H. Williams
Trad Hawley, Thompson Price,
James Mccullough, d. D. WiIamsor
Thomas Williams, Jun James r. Whiting,
Jared Linsly, j. X. HardenbrooE,
GEtlemenl have acknow the Of your favor
above In doing allow offer you my acknow edg
ments for the terms which couched and the
qualification have IN accepting your invitation. .
Understanding Wednesday evening to be generally
than any other propose d.lverng the first Lee
ture off the Course that evening the 18th instant.
Very respectfully Y cnI,v An
Ill McDougal street. mis- sr+m
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len ME naE IL Of tn. Society T celebrate 81 Pa
S fS.y E
down ths s,6 sysaas st6
.ysnue lane thence through the 9Th avenue
as
;i's;% r. 81; ssia Quarters
MS MIN. SlsA Sfzss Szs;sl !, &. ~
CrRIN0 silks FOUL ARDS NOUS DE SOLE. a.:
y Silks, mile s,. ,sss.; o,;,,.,.,.
poul,, dc so so,s i. :: Dr oms ms:
:. gorge Dc pseon
s. asss. fssi. s,1i sIl modes
Leases printed Foqaid Silk, entirely styles;
Black r Mi.s %is. s siii for m.ul..;
: h sSs!. d. ss ss s s's9 ''us'
Of d. mos. szsa
7:es:ss q very fine Macy SIasBss:; So '''''
q /. Ss, h's' !"
; sss,sS y s:s s;;,sIa. Panama.
6a5 + rs;s
Esi.oa@i.T ! %. s,sxss 9osdaiiss;
VI. Meyer Nous d d. Isne Roses priut.nneres;
Il. Morisset Barases Colbri;l
Dellsle Mouss. de Sole Are-en ciel;
Narie-cane Barsgss Guiand s and Bouquets;
Plain Mo Moa..sline de LANES, mode cOlors
JACoNETs, MOUssELINEs, ORGANIZES. CALL
eros Oder Percaes Diamanfecs;
koehlin Jaco, ets ombres;
liros jean broche Deiswap, Ga wide;
Morisset do simple and shaded;
Dephis Meg Mousselainss and Organdes;
Lavri Garages, Mousseines Foulards, Colibrij
Dupuyt EN- ja onets perles imp essions nonvelles;
Lars onnier Mousselnes, Barsges, natural flowers;
Wesserlng Factory Jaconeis, Orgsndles ard dammit
cases printed Caicos superior quality sleeple chase,
. aquelte club style;
New style Of pnted Jacone,s entirely in this
The above ertenive sock Of Spring Goods from the first
houses Paris II found to be the most desirable IN the
es prove JAMES fssS
EBsNEZER CLAHkE, Mo rehant Tailor, No s. VII
u il1 street, q Pue, New York respectfully in
forms lends, and the public generally that he
atrsn to ng up every article of Gentle meIs Dress
the style adopted, to the partcuir taste
his patonr; aud his long connection with some Of the
most shoDable establishments IN tins city ne pesumes VIII
b. sufcen guaranty thai article will be made good
ss aid prices which viii according TO the qualities
sected and his bu,nes be condt cted the eHclu
gentleman the entire satisfaction with regard to price
and quality mi6 it'mc
A II NDSOME COAT. in my usual elegant style, and in
n unsurpassed, Of fine and superinr French
and Egsh Cloths will be made oSdr varying
from SIS TO $23 selection bs made from de
qualities and shades All other at proportion
prices Gentl who desire Broadway garment at
William street price requested 70 Examine stock A
lions Of each cusomerw II imPsr to the public de-
gree of cotd hu experience will assuredy strengthen.
4 GB. CLARKE Fashionable Tailor.
1872 William st., opposite the New Buildings,
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The aggregate assets and liabilities have Increased,
the former about Eve hundred and fifty thousand. and
the latter about hundred thousand dollars. The
increase from January 81 to Feb %, in specie,
$4os7o9 and in circulation s57,6O6. The receipts Of
specie at New Orleans this season. to Feb %, were
1884, 7s against 81 ,a76sss to the same date last
Notwithstanding these diminished receipts the specie in
the banks has increased than four hundred thou
sand dollars since November last.
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FIFTEEN FARMS.

FIFTEEN FARMS.
DLACES Of from thirty each, splendid Views
of the Sound, Village and Landing for sails st New Ro-
chslle 18th March, ls4e at o'clock M aPubIic Auction
Terms liberal and title clear Apply +. A. Lawrence,
Auetoueer New Rochelle; or John H. Peters, New York
Maps at Millevs tavern. New Rochelle. ITO 5w-rc
JUNG & BEHRMANN,
REMOVED FROM II LIBERTY STREET
TO al SOUTH WILLIAM TTREET.
MI 1mfm
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THE BACKWOODsSiAN.
Clara .e.: Mrs Abbott
rrses Of xdn::ic..bo1::. 81 r 50 sss. asii.ry
Door " o'clock, and the caa.in Will ,r....,
A. W. JACKSON MANAGER AND rRorRIE5 oR
.uD esAsD Pc so ssSAH sx "a
RockweE Stones Equestrian Troupe il combination with
VIC mond i'S ' evening n IN March s'si is
The Performance VI" v sSSHeSss with the Drama of
Isaac. ..............M MIR J Scott.
cedric Chsnifaa.
Sir Brian de- Bots Gailbeiit >. Cisri
W.mh, $500. $500. Haj SSsy.
Locnsisy. .....'...... ...... IIoctor
k sdy Row.n. =. NJ" Fhi Hi
h'S'a' TO conclude !, with MRS sergeant
THE DUMB NAN sis't OF 'MiXirNcHEsTsR;
Ed~t5;d Wilton; Mr. BsnsSs1a
Door. will f half past will att
BOWERY THEATRE.
Benefit Of j. Il. WaIdrOn, Treasurer.
"WEDNESDAY EVENING. March 18th. 1896 on which an
,v % be has Ge % % % q. aas
ing powerful bill Of attractonsthe grand historical sques
Or the Jew's Daughter.
The Of the piece embracing the attach
81 hs'' 4 ssPi Hi SSi' a III
and the 'A''i sREo ssa &, Il OF TOULOUSE.
Cast to the entire strength Of the Company.
The Box Sheet for the evening is now open nils st.rc
OLYMPIC THEATRE.
MR. WALCOT
Respectfully 1 %ssiT thath
Win take place TuEsPAY ~ re 7, March. !.
$ e ST.
MRS n I VIZ
ri: $$ARrfs sI sa' Of
In which en- 's Mr. Holland Mr. w.eo,
r. and the whole s,r.ng,h Of the Company win appear,
III; Ii FILTH ~ To TkfIf.' entitled
ass SssSS'f.fS
Rsas M Sss Msdr.isT M
M R''s'S wi H. as'a-co'an'' Mr. T''io'-fIe'sI'''
The public informed that this and ele
,.s '. s''lai5 5Sss,Y!''I;y& ssii e =, :
Of o. Ss TO . "a
s XpeS Il sS as Ba oa. SALE to De %s
NATIONAL THEATRE AND CIRCUS,
pRopRlEToRs.sEssRs WEEcH MANN AND
DELEVAN.
!. are as this s::
months by thu citizens strangers and visitors from all parts
e %
ass.
spsgsts and uncsa.nE efforts will e..syed render the
closing Of the ng and Stage the most
agratefnl msnage msnt OFF,. mia
GAKD OF ADyERTIsE syI
CHESTNUT STREET, PHILADELPHIA
M...n WELSH Lea " MANN xSD 'DELAvAN
viii shortly terminate th. The
e.
gagged in their large eabshmsnt. may be found the following
principal act E. and
$685.
s =ss :sss IN s''ss
r5ssss .f s1Rk Hi LEVI NORTH
First Tqucstrisn Psntomimist !. G. ROGERS
BsshgsSd RiaSg after the Italian invention, By y $40
The RI vERs FAMlLY-..ma.l.bl. for their high talent
isa five
asds; m M9SSs
S s's' sE Is fS:.'H!i n I'd w PSsAH
Ring Master, Mr. X NICHOLS.
Comic Yocalists, MESSRS. KELLY. LATHROP, sad
WEAVER
Stage Manager Mr. FREER.
constant succession OF first performers
from all Of the world and continual series Of the
magnificent Pantommes and Spectacles Of high equestrian
lebrity.
Leader Of the Orchesra Mr. MEYER.
Scene Painter MIR. JOHN WISER
sumpuous Wardrobe Of all the aations in he world
competed the very first style If excellence The Its OF
armor flags banners, weapons OF Nc, by Messrs y
LErZlNGER, q H1LSEY * Co.
full and talented company Of high dramatic excellence
superb stud Of high bred iorss trained Tor the are
and for warke aud professional eects the sageat
tended by twelve and by fourteen rough riders
The Door Of the Circus and Theatre always opened
halfpat aId the Performances invariably commence at
O'clock no
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TO THE LADIES-TO THE LADIES'
AIDES having any superfuous OF Clothing dis
IL pose Of either Ladies Gentemen obtain fair
cash price the by sending for the subscriber her
residence, No. 50 Duane street, basement
Mrs. M. ~nHEN.
N. B.-Gentemeus Clothing Furniture ais. ght By
All letters through the Post Office will he aftended
ALL xukxu
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MAHOGANY ROSEWOOD, ZEBRAWOOD, &C., &.
ISUR SALE By 4. O. STACY No. 6 Wooster street, BE-
tween Broome and Spring streets The entire stock will
be sold together parcels purchaser from
per below the price, either for cash approved
NOES The following constitutes portion Of the stock,
40 900 feet fresh cut crotch Mahogany veneers.
D.eee do do shaded and notified do do.
looeo do do superior Rosewood Venecrs
$50 logs Mahogany, % do Rosewood,s do Zebrswcod
logs satinwood, &C. h. jal1 linn
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NATIONAL THEATRE AND CIRCUS,
Chestnut street, Philadelphia.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. WEIGH, MANN AND
DELEVAN.
THE PUBLIC acquainted that this magnificent esta-
bishment warmly patronized during these last six
months BY the citizens strangers and visitors from all parts
oft world must speedily close order to fulfil the mpera
tive already entered into for the This
put forth prepare the hundred seventy
five Artists and Assistants with tins and to
the thousands Of liberal patrons who have rendered
the Circus Temple of Fashion and Popularity that the
energetic and unceasng efforts will be essayed render the
novel and varied that dscr mating public appreciate
agratefnl manag ent OFF,. ml4