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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-02-13

" Can any body say whether the bill changing
the day for the popular vote the question OF Lii
cense or No License under the New Excise Law
has been shaped that the Licenses for thus gear
are 10 be granted before the Elsctioa7 Who
knows' We are afraid the friends of Temperance
have been cheated
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-02-13
VOC with cha9o'd 6,lds a1d face,
Or prnp!e,, frecki-s. sa.t-rheum, scurvy
And dnrE. Yello ". nr fissi I'D skin

And d4rk. yellow. dist cured akin.
p Ir YoU GIVE THIS ARTICLE TAIg TRIAL, Yor Az.
assured will give yol ciesr, 10th .sin and con
p.-xIor you any OF the above atlneas Thee
hundreds who have D--u benefited oy ooe s:ns
cake OF JoSEss ITALIAN CaEaIcAt. SOAP. Just hJ IL
Sold ~ h- sigc u the An-rc4g Eagle - ClsihHi-stV
S2i Sroatwsy; l3g Yulton.s Broosya- l3 2teoa
y To rHs MsRcH,Srs MAscgAcrcaERs aad baa.s1 s.
Community Of the Cl:Y NV YORK aspects ~ and % ~
P1bc gener.lyThe suOscribsr, after years Of ps.ies
and p-,seserng effort tconmenced N lSiil oos'ne
the confidence Of tho propretors OF nearly
different newspapers, embracing OF the beet
OF Al the cite. ant principal % IL the United SiA IS
Canada, and IS iheir Authorized Ag-C; receive 81
VertssnieuS ead subscriptions. a8d f13 em2o" 60,
give rsc.ipg Although hi3 c.Hcs VS. d-srf0Jei ~ =.
nre Of the 5h of February sst IN tn CO Ms griJn Of a
Tribune Buildings, his hies o: nr-gso. pers renew
and every f.cy AFFORDED mos who desire sys.l he
selves OF the opportunity wa .ch mis- Agency oaefa o.
oisce Is .he Tribune Buildings and noutfTt e
New Yorx a-d b. w.sh-, Il distinctly und~rsooo %
he mas 10 connection with any other p-r.Dn Il hl' Ase1S
ri, AJ-ncy be addressed 20 V B. PALMER
81 Nv Tribune Buildings, New.Yo'A
~ THE KENTUCKY GIssTRELs close theif en- -
a, tce Museum D0n t,i hearing them; saa
avoid great crowd Of the last dsy, 50 tonight
ri@ty OF other perform SAGE, viii ba introduced.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-02-13

LATER YHoM ST. DoMISGo.-The brig Hayu
Capt Cutt. arrived Al port last evening from Font
au Prince whence she sailed the 2S,h ut We!>sFs
from Capt Cuts that The Government OF Hsyn were
makinr preparations Tor al expected uvas,on TIE
French Consul s,i remained board one 81 the French
ships of war waiting orders from Frsnce
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-02-13
coMnoS chalk destroys IN. .sin,

MAKES II coarse and rough as SIN
Bat Jonee's Spanish Lily White
Makes tbs akin smooth. AID clear eHi orgnt'
Gives 1, that natural, i.he-.is-. ifoie look,
More smooth and beauu'n! tlso artist ever to2S
- Sold al 90 Chaham.st or 32i Broadway, New. fo,s
or $50 Futon-st Brooklyn. Price - celts i3t Zteot
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THE TRIBUNE.
FRIDAY. FEBRUARY 10. 1916,

ou7sIDx--F1a Page-The Idea of Christian
Church; Robt Owen on the Oregon Question; new
Musical Language Report of the N. Y State Society
for the Abolition OF tho Death Penalty The Oregon
Country; News Items, &c.
Fourth Pnse-Sleep, by Augustus snodsraaa Light
in .bs West; News Items Sales Of Stocks dsFine
journal, &c.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-02-13

~ THEsg F4crs Tor truth Ut which We hod
ponsih-rha, Indian Vegetable Elixir anG
Linirnent u COrsnd-L will cure the worst cases
rheumatism, Gou &c that for contracted cods and suf
Jint, nothing else -a ant never falls 70 give relief
often removing cases Of long sttrding. III 2teoi
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-02-13

s,iy,n1cI kaitfs .HedieGef Sosy c1f- 0! TE
yi.s Precsi-s Tan Salowness EoIpgous aaa al al a.,
agreements s,he g!y depot n "slkersL ls store fhu
Broadway, 81 cent. Greciaa HAIR Dye, pts00e
Liquid hOu &C. Tor crimsonins Llp. and Cheeks fgaS'
S,e5t'L. Tor crzt.ezitz upeL!lo-L tr, whog! IN mn -
hs sslo L,y W.te Tor instantly entering r.iae ~
ssn-s from 1t lace. Acoustic Drops for ring ceain -s
T.. The -.ssfste preparations Of Dr. Coo rae
oasi only tD-s mind 81 Wax er-st '' s'''
from Broadway. 800.
AGssTs-r- 3. T1lle, A.s-Utly BqldingI Pai.d-i P1+
Ior1an Hiikst Boston Carleton K Co Lowell Sei 90
en; w L. GerHsh. " BEDFORD; Guild, Bangor; 5s Sp,>
Z % Nnrc-s - y. HsYen. qhI
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-02-13

neat and sprshy journal Just commenced in Pittsburgh
By Heron Foster. ESQ formerly OF tee Morning Ch'oI
ce and Spin, OF the Age he has every REQUISITE Tor
making good psp-r and We trust MS success Will 'e
abundant.
slsG.s1se STATE PRrsoS.-The Report OF the
Inspectors OF the STATE Prison >incsns states Aa'
asr were or Ire 30th September last confined IN nAi
,,-i,oD males. 7e7 white 500, coored 2oi. 20 are
under y yesrs OF age l5e between Il and 81 95s be
tween 81 and 30 Us between 80 and 30 sad y over ~
53 are Americans and 2l4 foreigners We saooin
from the Express table Of the causes assigned o The
copvic,s ,hem.elves for the commission OF the offences
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-02-13

~ Notwithstanding nese beneath The Sun.
'Ther,. nothing new beneain the sun"
So SolOmon's Wise axiom run.
But he was wrong
The n air Inyigoratur, guess.
Occurred not 20 his Mightin-ss-
Particularly that, am proud to say,
Prepared AT Phslon's in Broadway, i2lil
Both pure and strong
There flies the trembling invalid
OF Scurf aud Dandruf ~ be nd;
There bic the strong aHd healthy too
Thsr hair It's AS 10 h)wers fresh dew
They buy it, all who wish u appear
Win curling, glossy locks Of Hair.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-02-13

FROM YucA1AS-The brig Ellen Perkins. Capt.
Fensley arrived this morning In 70 days from sissl
bringing ne late. intelligence than that sresdy received.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-02-13

sJy@ The wonderful results OF the power OF steam In
facilitating every purpose 70 which judicon'y applied
are now seen aud appreceted aud little reelection VII
convince every rational mind oil corresponding e'n'
cheney In this power OF the fre+s the mighty lever OIL
the business world." It may ne thoroughly applied
through means OF the Country Newspaper Advertising
Agency OF V B.PALMER the duly authorized Agent Of
most of the Newspapers of all the cities and pr'nc
pal towns in the United Stes aud Canada for which no
receives advertisements and subscriptions, and Is 'uy
empowered TO give receipts The papers, terms OF ad
vertsipe &c may be seen Mt MS Office In the Tribune
Buildings and now Is the time to advertise in country
newspapers for the Spring business
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-02-13

BALM OF COLuMBi A-Tns Oaiy arucls that VIII fos"5e
the hair where fallen OF ID sold genuine Only o.
COttands and is withsl the desirable p.fune 'hs,
can be used Besides keeps the hsr fres Of dandu ana
dn-t
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-02-13

SAsD,s SARsApARILL,- Tn. popularity acquired oy
this truly invaluable m-dctue Ia extended II. u hGhy
m-rited. How much misery has IL alnya!ed htousnDe'
land loud in the praises Of this giant pan
Chroac constitutional disorders Ia class OF Disorder
by The WHY o, extremely difficult curei vanish before us
know led ged efficacy mpury driven from the system
aud diseases eau md harbor 10 the blood. 80,
fPhlIad. pint OF The Times, Dec. Isl Is''
Prepared nnd sold whoesal. and retail, ny A. D. = "
SANDS Wholesale Druggists 70 Fultoa-sL ZJ bfosh~a;
and II East Broadway, NeWYorA Sod also ~ prlsfn
geuer.T Throughout the United S.Les Price s. per "o'
Ne. nc ar hOtlci -nr 8.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-02-13

SHAvISG So.Ps--1i-rlain'- Cream; Military do Am
broisaI Cake; Military do Rvpophsgon do; Walnut u.
do Ke-su Poudfe de sayon Oeophrne, aud SApanScou'
COMPOUND. For sale 1T @. SAUNDERS SONS,
Iif3t III Br1adyhy. few doors above CortaGd-st
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-02-13

Posr,RLE sa.yiNc Gases c)mpl-t- .ariey Of he
most compact form nBd beautiful finish, suitable 10 tho
wants OF ne rayeia * public, COZ sale al g. SAUNDERs&
,,u -, p,,.5,ay IF
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-02-13

s so4nger's salt ghyum Ointment, warranted 10 ca,-
at p CorlIAnd-sL l3i <tr0'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-02-13

METALLIC TABLET RAZOR STKoP-Ceruhca'ed 10y sons
VI the scientific gentlemen ~ he couy anu AWARDED
the fr.t premium Of the American Institute when exnoed
for competition for sale at tho manufacturers.
Iafs, C SAUNDERS Il SON, III Broadway.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-02-13

Such believe are the principal features OF the
bill There are other things | wish TO write about,
bat must reserve them for the morning mail.
RICHELIEU.
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any of the preceding exhibitions of this kind and were
such as TO reflect great credit upon Mr. Bradbury An
other Of these truly charming entertainments we under
stand takes place next Wednesday evening
u Who was the man in the glazed hat that
went on, in the Mysterious Clipper Who shot ar
Payne1 VIII them Benches be built around the Park
Fountain These the questions which now agitate
this community and which perhaps may never be salts
factorily decided.
~ Peales great painting of the Court OF Death
which has been visited By thousands of citizens and
over whose grand conceptions first artists have spent
hours in patient and apprecatye study will be removed
10 Boston on the 10th inst 1t intended exhibit
this painting in Newark but j. discovered ha: there
was no room there of sufficient dimensions for its proper
dis position
"a Mr.. McLachan, OF the Evening Mirror,
whose private letter Mr. Tempeton was published in
the Herald is abou, be compnented with substan-
,sl token OF the estimation In which he is held by his
acquan,ances and elow-cidzens. concerto his ben
eft TO be given Tuesday evening next al the Ta5er
nacle and we are informed by member of the Com
ree that the nguished musical talent in the city
wa. srstuitously oEered-from which nos: brilliant
and attractive selection has been made We scarcely
dcub, tina, The concert will De successful s purpose
is laudsble.
u The wires for the Magnetic Telegraph from
Philadelphia 10 this city all pat up, but difficulty in
crossing the river Fort Lee still exists Experiments
are going for the purpose Of removing these OBJ
stacles-and Il they successful the wives Will De
taken to Jersey City and depot established there.
e The DRUMMosD LIGHT nightly flashing fer
out INTO the of darkness from The roof Of the Amer
can Museum is one OF The beautiful and Interesting
spec:aces ever Witnessed Is broad hoods of light pen
citrate apparently over the whole city and distinctly
visible for several miles the Western side Of the Hut
son. In FROM Of ST Paul. and the Aston it is as isn as
If fifty moons concentrating ther mellow radiance
there The hgures on the CRY Hall Clock can De seen
as readily in daylight and one can reed the hnes'
prin, without difficulty BY its beams By the way, We
should think thai any of the City Authorities should
happen TO pass along this vicinity while the DEumond
vas burning such sh, would be thrown upon tbs con-
dnon OF the streets as would fsy scavensers In mo-
ton the very nszs day.
r. a new weekly paper called the Island City
and edited by & A Buckingham Esq. is published To-
morrow BY w. B. Smith & Co. &c Nsssau-stees Mr. 5.
is very agreeable writer
! ~ The Daily Dispatch Is tbs tile OF very
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-07-14
MAIASIN IAPANA.S.

50 DUANE STREET (between Broadway and Elm ST.
II. PAKKER, agent from Amsterdam, most respect
IA. fully informs ladies' and gentlemen who furnishing
their parlos that he has constantly hand the following
tque articles asJapan acquered porcelain
flower bottles cake and fruit Dishes OF beauty and the
finest quality old Dresden groups figures
and saucer richest kinds ancient fans OF the 10th
century richly carved of mother OF pearl and ivory and
ey rich carved furniture, Of the time of Louis XIV
ssng Of chairs chairs, and cabinets also two Japan
ported and small collection oil ancient oil paintings OF the
Dutch and Flemish schools Mr. r. would also call the aen
collection.
B-Orders taken 10 import ancient oil paintings, OF any
Of the Dutch and Flemish schools marble statuay
c,rved furniture Of description ancient porcelain
sr,;;cn.,y linz mvt3 tmsve
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VI AsAlSGroS, July II, 1915.
Tho Secretary Of the Ireasury-uigee O'Clock
p. NJ, thermometer ut SO IA your reporters room,
being IN a a cool locahty--wnl you excuse us Ia
we put on a dry shirt Hall past ten +. MA
great improvement. Having been completely re-
solved, or dissolved TO an ossihcaton within the
last three DAYS, aud grateful to Providence at be-
ing spared, even as second edition OF Calvin I'd
son. we resume our epistoary functions win
shirt. such as it is mistaken, untertfied ana iun
of hope in an improvement Of the climate an ND
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KITCHEN RANGES.

THE Proprieors prepared to furnish Holmes'
ranges the trade them for private families Oh
boarding the right from the patentee
manufacture and sell them Our experience n
Kitchen Ranges, in this city, for the past u
years warrants asserting Holmes' Range be
surpassed for convenience and durability They
chased and they will be removed free Of any expense to
wishing purchase The prices range from Is to IS dollars
The propretors constantly manufacturing and well
supplied parlor Office, add bedroom CRATES, Of the
newest patterns.
Also-TINWARE bright plain and ja2ened. They have
masens at eli times ready Ranges gAtes and boilers
A. GILHOOLY 4 SON,
m2l lmsrc ~ Nassau street.
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nAY'S PATENT HOSE.-The eXpenence OF ten years
- manufacture Rubber Hose has proven the utter
mpossiby Of combining emily Rubber with hbrous
substances, intermnged in such make Hose free
from the trouble Of mdew and consequently manufac-
abandoned the busness The Patent Hose
Of invention, is free from the objections and Offer
nhed buyers purchase Every piece will have the name
Patentee date Of the Patent according to law imi
tations Of which, penal offence under the laws Price
1881 per foot suitable for Croton and other sizes 10
proportion and for sale wholesale and RETAIL
by HORACE H. DAY 70 Walden Lane
all re 1t.
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BILLIARDS IMPROVED.

otis FIELD respectfully informs his friends and the
DASsFORD'S ROOMS entrance X Ann street adj Joining
Tbss sSe Ssa ors The TsSe.
Slate Marble and ron with Air. India Rubber and Cloth
Cushions They will doubt suit European and all
players being the best in this Larger balls for
Sotherners-Csrolina balls for Germans
n B-Bsssiords new style Billiard Tables for sale India
and French Cue Leather, best in the city fine Billiard
Cloth every article the trade, constantly hand and
for sale. my20 lmHm
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dences Hartford Conn.,. suce the Sd inst They give
Concert and Oio Entertainment Middietown Monday
and tuesday, and at New Haven Wednesday and Thurs
day ofthis week. jy13 2tins*rc
HOWES UO.'S NEW iUfln MAinMOIH
CIRCUS.
THE LARGEST EsTABI ISHMENT organized in
the United States, comrriins l5o Men and Horcs, r.
curing Is CARRIAGES convey The performers, wardrobe,
scians, &c. The company has attached Egh Female
9uesans among whom the Greatest Female Rider Of the
MADAME MARIFMACARTE,
whose new style OF Equestrian Frs peculiarly her own,
being chasie and classic: her graceful and fascinating address
eence, render this gifted and the lead
ing feature Of the in thi. The Popretors
fer the public the brilliant description given the respcc
BY hi. d'stnsuishrd erse Xmaas the oovsites which
GIANT AND GiANTEss
Rhsr height is ,s feet and ahei, Me. owe, 100 lbs Mr.
giantess in the world They will appear Jack and the
Bean Stalk and he will perform extraordinary feat. Of
strength and agility and vii! ride in hone The
Equestrian Director, Mr.. HoWEs; hiding Master. Mr..
NIXON and the unapproachsbie Clown, DAN RICE.
der the Napoleon Of the Arena Mr. HOBBs, whose sst. on
ale ACT Of Hor.smanshp BY Master NIXON Olympic E1er
Tumble nss s'Ss
their elegant Gymna.rc Po.rur.s Groupings Mr.
Mr. NiIoa and ii. Mr. Howe. IN his Mythci9yicI and
bIiliian Act Of Feucies Of Proreus" Mr. C. Howes IN
slack Rope Evolution. Mr. Geo Sweet the celebrated
Tight Rope Dancer With variety OF Others The whole
RI. world
This un1iysed of Equestrian. will perform in the
ot fCHICA, N r., the 9TH OF July, after which
they will visit all the principal cities aud towns in the State
my31
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1872 BROADWAY,
CORNER OF JOHN STREET.
TO THOSE WHO SHAVE THEMSELVES


(Erom TIE Evening Poet.
y CREAM For sfHTiNG.~fhs article, universally
praised by those who made trial eft last the first
premium the Institute Fair Indeed is fully conceded
by those WHO know that impossible g manufacture an
sense destroyer eckles and pmples and sold cheap
than the old soaps. ALL therefore,, who would consult
and comfort in shaving should possess themselves
Oft
From the New York Gazette,--The New Soap-We SPEAK
from experience and speak from the professional
knowledge of benefactor and friend James Grant, No.
street who says is ahead Of anything yet found
~ emollient, but il is something more" In short,
believe IL is the best shaw ing soap IN the world.
From the Evening Nirror.-Ring's Verbena Cream, We
know by the hest kind Of soap and
those have boards, should not be
without IL has penetrating way Of Its own and soens
Of shaving perfectly easy Mr. Ring has lately taken the bu
OF Dr. Minor Of Broadway and John
street, where his nestmable article be obaned and
likewise Rings Cough Candy which u said to be pleasant
and certain for that rouble some companion.
From the Sunday DisIafch.-Every who shaves him.
self should procure NinEs Verbena Cresm Il = an ex
quste article soenng the beard and alay,ng all Irritation
OF the skim that becomes absolute Pleasure instead
Of an annoyance, to use the razor. .
Beware Of limitations and observe the written signature,
under the directions for USE ofC H. Ring Prepared and
for sale wholesale and retail and for eypoation,by
G. II. RING, Druggist,
e2 Broadway, corner Of John street.
Successor to DR. VIM. II. Milne.
NB.-Merchants particularly requested TO call and er
appearance aud price 1t be beate splendid new
label from steel plate, engrrl ed by Messrs Kawdon
Wright HATCH far exceeding thing OF the kind before
the public. md imrr
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weekly Report OF Deaths.
\ the city and county Of New York. lth day Of
-, July to the nth day Of July, 1896.
HMen ~ Women 81 Boys ~ Girls. Total, 49,

a,
Ahscess Ii Apoplexy, 5; Angina l; Bleeding Il Bleed
ing from lunss Burnedo scaled, Il BronehtsI Can.
Casualties, s; Cholera infsn um II; Cholera morbus,
consumption, COS Commissions, Is; Group Compres.
$40 =, o. n sa,n y peilrum uemens DarThes. O.; Drop
sd u pyssstery :: Dyspep.ia Epilepsy. 3; Emphyse
Fever scarf. Fever typhoid Fever typhus Heart,
disease o. q HIP disease, Hopping cough 5; lnfamma
chest DO Of lungs III do Of stomach q do Of womb
ntempermce ,; Lues veners Il Maformation, 2; Marasl
mus TO- Old age 5: Palsy !; Premature birth i; Peurisy
scroala Q; Spinal disease, /; Sprue 2; Teehing Un
ASe-under year, y, to- yesn, So; 2to3, 10; to 10,
~ TO ~ Is 20 TO DO IS 30 to 40 Is; 10 10 So 22 to
kown " y
CORNEiiuS b ARCHER. CITY INSPECTOR.
CITY Inspectors Office, July II. f8is
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SPECTACLE CASE MANUFACTOkY.
No. 90 FULTON STREET,
voRK.
CONSTANTLY on hand large supply of the above ART
~ ces, by the DOZEN Country merchants supple
short notice. nbNN
an
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CON STIPATI
(COSTIvENESS)
DESTROYED
Without Medicines, Injections, or Baths. Dis
covery Recently made in France,

Without Medicines, injections, or Baths. Dis
covery Recently made in France,
BY M. WARRIOR
Price, Thirty Cents.
E Sh English edifion translated from the 2rd French
eitnn Of the exposition Of natural simple. agreeable
and nfble treceuy discovered in France not on
ly If but also Of completely destroying Obstinate
,nveteAte and hatusl Constipation. without either
purgnves in onx baths; followed by great number
Of authentic documents from eminent physicians and other
persons OF distinction, certifying the complete eheacy Of
the .., -,
The great reputation which the Of Mr. WaTfcn
Of Paris ss acquired in country and all parts Of In.
rope has induced many unprncpled persons 20 gst up
varous aud palm them of the community as
genuine Great suerne injury and IN some cases
have occurred where these false preparations have been
used. ~~,
If have any health only the pure ana
genuine ''''e's' gTe%gIk4oN. OF PARIS =.
Every package has his name upon, and se@e' WIZ -
1852 william, st., between Nifon and Anm ,h 80
Where NAV be had full description shects o. ne
l"nss with hs marks to distinguish TIE ss from inc eoun
terfeit. -, ~suh.r Ma ia DrozS-
way; Mr. q. H. Ring come, # JRnr ~ proos5y ~ ~
Msssys. WysaA Ketnhamt III F"'~' ''7 =" 49, 1nssy
6aavlss ee60A, ~ ps>nN
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BALTIMORE. July 10, II

BALTIMORE, July H. isas
Flour market dullfresh ground How ard street - W.
sales 100 bbs city mills, new at ~ 70 susqushsnna
81 IA July inspection sales OF red wheat 90 to Soo
and white 10 TO 1903 Corn has declined. sues OF ysl-
lsv "a 20 soc white held 90 90 OaIs ID WhAsAsy
in fair demand at "a
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AmI,sr.rarr.s.
ROWERY THEATRE

W. JACKSON, takes this method of returning hi,
s p.c".ss pest u, s'
Si se ,ns Ss" HI. .nd
s."s he s, ~ '1s any s:s ss
ThesT. win bs closed Thur.d sh, Sa;il Monday
O sf the
" ss 2sf f :.
al ne reore"Rg on most excessive scale and wh Great
and Of the audience in the part OF the
a0s.s w be made AFIss,op. without ,ssrsnss to the
a sSss, s o % o. S o.
CpppNvssEHN E ai,T . OF Nk pRAFLK ~,
%i hSSi 5sy FhsMEs
ford law
M "a P S NJ,
OF iSTERt sTnBa,nsy oDwyer' Mr. Chapmani Fanny
Boxes Is cents; f lex cents Private Bore, 81 Seat, in
AFpsS WI 70 "V IL
scsog Of M1,c %an Twoas Lsfsy
AID Rsss,ai viii be performed BY ocrsira under
Sa Of 6s beautiful % for .,sshas
around the whole Of the Espanade will be brilliantly lu
% t these Beautiful vsSs
~ SLo's GAKDEN,-Tassgay Evening, Jsly laIa, ls1a.
~ The performance Will commence with q favone
a
the De ibe Tight Rope by Mime Martin Javelli and
Winther
To be followed by Daring aud Extraordinary Feats the
TIGHT ROPE, by the Ravel Family, Gabriel Ravei and
Oh ,res Whittier.
Gnd Pas de DeuX. from Natalie by Nine Leon Javelli
and Mons Henri.
Half hour. inermssion for the Concerts ALaMusard
in the kcfreshmept Saloon.
Arb of
kons Dumrnt Ravel; Notary, Rave; Lavaleur. in
Their: NJ lie Eloi Nine Leon Jave: etiquette, Nine Mar
tin Javeli.
Doors open O'Clock entertainments begin o'clock.
Tickets so cents.
AMERICAN THEATRE, NEW ORLEANS.
sub.eTber will hi. Theatre for the season on
formers Of weknown talent and celebrity, il be"E
t~ntop of procuring of the best dramatic comPanes
the Union Sars will find it their advantage negotiate
with the establishment.
Geo Holland. Esq is my duly authorised agent in New
York All and other Of business
nrsted with this Theatre inside bv him will be binding
=. r. STICKNEY.
Proprietor of American Theatre New Orleans,
june 10, 1916.
Address post paid, Geo. Holland tAgen). olvmrie
Theatre, New York. iva +t2tawua@rc