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THE best bill of the season-Yankee

TNHE best bill of the season-Yankee
IL Anen.-The celebrated Buffo Singer, and
deneator Of Dutch, Irish, English, Yankee, and
Yorkshire pecuarties late of the Arch street The
atre, Philadelphia, takes pleasure in announcing to
the ladies' and gentlemen Of Washington, that he
will give two entertainments of comicalities at the
Apollo Hall, on Thursday and Friday evenings,
July the 23d and oath, embracing variety Of very
laughable presentations Of character. Change Of
programme each evening. Doors open at ~ o'clock,
to commence at 81 O'Clock. Tickets 25 cents. =
Mr.. Allen pledges himself that nothing will be
introduced that could offend the most delicate ear
july 21-3t .-
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A CARD.
July 1876

YNHE undersigned having purchased all the in.
Il terests Of J. T. King, Of the firm Of Wood
ward & King, win continue the business as hereto
fore. The old books must be closed up. Therefore,
all persons having accounts with the old firm will
please call and settle them as soon as possible either
by cash or notes. Thankful for the very liberal
patronage the old firm received, hope the same
will be continued to me, as shall sell cheap, and
spare no pains in accommodating customers.
C. WOODWARD.
Inlu 16--at y --- -
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NAVY AGEsT's OFFICE,

July IA, 1886.
PROPOSALS will be received at this
Il Office until o'clock on Tuesday, the 25th day
of the present month (Juy,) for transporting from
the nayy-yard in this city TO the navy-yard at New
York the following water tanks, viz: z = r.. ....
Two sets iron water tanks measuring about 8 300
cubic feet, each set to be delivered in New York in
fifteen days from the time the contract for their de-
livery 10 made. P. ."0'.. "..a.p sr . ..r.
81 .5.n'.. VIM. B. SCOTT,
July a. 'n Navy Agent
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w. III. stevens, and Emmons, hatters, No
4, Browns Hotel

SUWMEN HhTS at reduceu prfces.-
- In accordance with our usual custom at this
stage Of the season, we shall offer the remnant Of
our stock Of summer hats, at reduced prices. We
have limited number of Oregon beaver, white and
pearl cassmeres, Panama, Leghorn, and fancy brai.
ded hats in which purchasers may avail themselves
of bargains.
We have also on our shelves a fine assortment oil
elegant light, French style, black moeskIn and bea-
yer hats, 10 which we invite attention
July l5-2awl0t
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ONE HUNDREDDOLLARs REWARD

OsT, in this city, on Thursday, the 18th in
IL slant, leather wallet or pocketbool con.
taining, one thousand dollar blu Of the Merchants
Bank; Boston; one fifty dollar bill of tbeI oar,
bank, ten fifty dollar bills of the Mariners, hank
Wiscasset, Maine; and two Eve dollar bills. IN,
above reward will be paid on delivery of the above
to j. M. johnson, the postmaster Of the House q,
Representatives in this city, the finder NAV re-.
Mr.. johnson. '''"e 70
July l6-n
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and egalized; and for the purpose Of indemnifying
the Chickasaw tribe of lndians for said sales, there
is hereby appropriated, out OF any moneys IN the
treasury not Otherwise appropriated, a sum ofmoney
equal TO all which has been received upon said sales
10 the fund created by the treaty with said Chick
asaw tribe, and Of right to them belonging;
Provided nsperslsss That this act shall not extend
70 any sale where the purchase money may have
been refunded TO the purchaser. ....
APPROVED, July Is, 1886.
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IPUpLIc-No. 30

IPUBLIC--NO. 80 -,
AN ACT TO change the time of holding the federal
court in North Carolina. ..
BE Il enacted BY the Senate and House Of Rspresea'
iatipss Of the United States Of 4nsrica IN Congress
assembled That the circuit courts Of the UnledStates
for the District Of North Carolina shall be held al
Raleigh, on the frat Monday in June and the hrsl
Monday in December, instead of the times now pre-
serbed by law; and all actions, suits, appeals, recog-
nizances, processes, wrts, and proceedings what.
ever pending, or which may be pending, in said
courts or retumable thereto, shall have day therein,
and be heard, tried, proceeded with and decided IN
like manner as if the time of holding said court
had not hereby been altered.
APPROVED, July is, 1886.
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[PuHLIc-No, sl.l

IPUhlIC--NOr ii
AN ACT TO establish the collection district OF Chi
cago. ......
Be Il enacted by the Senais and House Of Rspressnta
tipss Of the United States Of .imsriea IN Congress o,
,sBlbisd That collection district be- and hereby 10
established upon the westsrn shore of lake Mich.
gan TO be called the district of Chicago, within
which the port Of Chicago shall be port Of entry
The said distrci shall include the territory, harbors
rivers, and waters on the western shore OF said lake
from the line dividing tho States of Indiana and u
linois, northward 10 the town aud river Ssboygan
and inclusive of the same, which within the ter
ritory of Wisconsin. A collector shall be appoint
cd for said district who shall receivs tho same
amount Of annual compensation a. the collector Of
the district of Michillimacknae ...
Approves, July l6, 1886.
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ROARDING.--Mrs.G assaway, nearly on
- posite to Browns, has three handsome
rooms vacant, which she will let with or without
D0aru' March l9-u
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T5The annual commencement OF G. Gorge
town College will take place at the College Hall,
on Tuesday, the 18th July, at 81 o'clock, a. m.
The public are respectfully invited to attend
july l5--eod6t &. o.. ..r ~. ~ t.r..,....... ..
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MRS. POTTER, Pennsylvania ,v.n,, No.,
1vl the railroad depot would be happv 10 receive
private families or transient boarders.
April 27--3twtf .ff -,-T's
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.. A CARD.
hR. BANNING, OF New York, would

- inform ladies and gentlemen, particularly those
Of the South, who labor under weakness of the
chest, spine, digestive and spinal systems, that he
will be seen through the last Of July and the month
OF August at Saratoga Springs, and will give them
immediate relief by his body brace.
July l4-lw .'.....
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NAVY AeENr's OrFIcE,
july Ia, J9A6.

DULIC sale OF, pickles, butter, and raj
Il sins.--Will be sold on Wednesday, the 29th
of the present month, July,) at ii O'Clock, at the
hayward in this city, the following condemned
articles, yiz r...~ ......
rs pounds Of pickles
10 do of butter ...
$50 do "a boxes) raisins. ..a
Terms, cash. ..4 LII. r..s $780,. .Ir
-, VIM. B. SCOTT, ,
July IA , Navy Agent
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KINGS LACE sTo RE RETURNED

And the old firm o. It. & C. King rsntptd
W ID have taken the store lately occupied y
w Walter Harper & CO., between 18th and ~
streets, pennsylvania avenue, where we have ope'
ed the best assortment of Lace Goods, &C., that w
ever exhibited In this city. They are all new, nt
and fashionable, and will be sold uncommony chez
Our old friends and customers, who know how che
we formerly sold goods, will not get disappointN
they give us call, as we are determined 10 =
cheaper than we ever did before, and, if possible
more accommodating to the ladies'. IL any artEs
purchased OF us do not suit the purchaser the NOR
will be refunded. Ladies will do well TO call earl
as we have great many rich cheap goods, a par
which are as follows, viz:
Fine f'rench-work collars, at any price 70 .
customers t
Beautiful French-work cbcmisets, from Is co
A splendid assortment of lace capes, from
Nets of all descriptions, from G! cents 10
Misses mits, only cents per pair
Eoglngs OF all descriptions, from to so o'
per yard
Good pins, 4 cents per paper
Ruches, 81 cents
steel beads, No. 3, ST cents per bunch
white and black falls, very cheap
rine linen handkerchiefs, from 62l cents gl
ront d'Lanco, gimpsre, regency, nolines,
lenciennes, and French plat aces and e
ings, for trimming caps, capes, cardps
dresses, &c., from 1871 cents 70 50 per yan
Dhildrens long and short robes, very cbe'P
Thread and cotton bobbin edgings, from = ~.
cents per yard
Fine French-work waists for infants, only
cents a, - - ~ vi
Misses skirts, 37I cents
s'aek sewing silk, cent per sken 49,.
#. a rlr e. .if
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Rotary Pumps.

SCOTT'S Patent RefrigeratOr.-The sub
~ scriber has in store few Of the above ceebra-
ted refrgeraors, which he offers for sale at Balti-
more cash prices They admitted, by those who
have used them, to be in every respect superior
all others, and warranted give entire satisfac-
ton to the purchaser. s" e.
The following recommendation is from gentle
man of this city, who has had one mus for month
past:
81 should be sorry now to take fifty dollars for
the refrigerator If could not purchase one of the
same kind. 1t is decidedly superior to any | have
ever seen, and shall take every opportunity to rec
ommend it. know should be doing friend ia
vor that should prevail on to buy one.
~" "A.'O DAYTON"
The subscriber is also permitted to refer to-
Hon. John Quincy Adams,
Hon. Daniel Webster,
Marshall Brown, esq,
Edward Johnson, esq., Washington.
Samuel Ashby, esq,
Ashton White, esq,
Mr.. Urich,
H. ''T Psss, farmers Farm Bank, Alexandra
Lewis A. Cazenove, esq.,, ana
Nathan Loughborough, esq, "eorge'o~h'
He has also in store Cortlan & Sons improved
water-cooler or non-eonductor Of heat This is al
together the most convenient and economical water
jar in use, and ought to be found in every counting
house and private family in the city.
FITZHUGH COYLE,
General commission and
July l6--3t .lL Agricultural warehouse.
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o." (PusLIc--No. 81. . .....E
AN ACT to exempt canal boats from the paymor
- Of fees and hospltal money. -

.. Of fees and hospital money. rg...
Be 10 enacted by the Senate and House u Rspresslia-
Uss Of the United Siaiss of .imsrea IN Congren as
sernbied, That the owner owners, master or cap
tain, other persons employed in navigating canal
boats without masts or steam power, now by law
required to be registered, licensed, enrolled and
licensed, shall not be required to pay any marine
hospital tax money; nor shall the persons en-
ployed TO navigate such boats receive any benefit or
advantage from the marine hospital fund; nor shall
such owner or owners, master or captain, or other
persons be required to pay fees, or make any com
pensation for such register, license, enrolment
and license shall any such boat be subject TO be
Ibeled in any OF the United States courts for the
wages of any person or persons who may be en-
ployed on board thereof or in navigating the same.
SIC. 2. find be Il further enacted, That all acts
and pqrts of acts repugnsnt to the provisions Of this
act, be, and the same are hereby, repealed.
APPRoyED, July 20, 1886.
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IPupIrcNo. DOL

AN ACT to legslizei certain land sales made at
Chocchuma and Columbus, in The State of Mis-
sissippi, and to indemnify the Chickasaws there
for. 7rr rni' ,h+H g
tafipes Of fhe United States Of .Haeyca n Congress
assembled, That Il may and shall be lawful for pat
ents to be issued, in ordinary cases. for such Of
the sales Of land made in the land Offices at Chloe
chuma and Columbus, in the State Of Mississippi, AZ
may be found, BY the defnively established line Of
the Chickssaw cession of one thousand eight hunz
dred and thirty-four, to be, in whole part, within
that cesson, and the said sales are hereby confirmed
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t'RESH TURNIP SEED, &C., =
Il 300 lbs. yellow ruta baga
500 500 " white dst turnip
300 /" red top ..
200 large Norfolk
A superior lot oflong green cucumbers
With agenersl assortment Of vegetable and aower
seeds, plants, and bouquets, furnished TO order AZ
prices more moderate than can be bought elsewhere
in the District. Gg n
JIG III. DOUGLAS,
Florists and seedsmen,
opposite State Department.
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LILY PAPER.-An additional supply Of M
y celebrated fly paper so eficscious in desuoys|
flies, mosquitoes, &c. To-day received for III
by 't' ]. IF. CALLAN
July 2l-6t ~ ~
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IBY Authority.
IPuBLIc-No. 2T.l

LAWS on THE UNITED STATES PASSED AT THE FIRs
SESSION or rHE TwEETY.NiNTH CONGRESS.
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ADDE'S, we take pIeasure I'M saylp

AIDES, we take pleasure in saying
- to you that we Gas usual at this season. hsn
to-day commenced selling off our large and SPLENDID
stock of lace goods ribands, Swiss and French emf
broIderes, gloves, Swiss muslins, Aowers--in 4
word, our whole choice and varied stock of hnqI
goods, at precisely the first cost in New YctI
we DO not ask, or even want, profit. Our ol!I
object Is TO close out as many goods as possibsF
the LIST OF September, at which time we prepare
more extensive business hra "a. y.
We now, in returning our warmest thanks 10 81
ladies' for the great and increasing patronage def
nave been pleased to bestow upon us, assure ihs
that the balance of our choice goods will be sod =
precisely cost, which will be IS or 80 per ahR
cheaper than they can be purchased at any olhe.
store in Washington. We would refer tho lads'
to list ofour reduced prices, which will appear
to-morrow's papers. n III E3e. at -
BRAGDON e. TWOMBLY,
New York cheap lace store, between 10Th al
~, llth streets, Pennsylvania avenue.
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WANTED- In private family, a female te.ch.
w er, for the instruction of small children, ,pi
to live with the family. Apply at the corner Of si
and y streets, next house to the greenhouse.
July 21-6t. ls.p n7t 7ta~s E3t.l ~ 81
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Drawn NUMBERS ofthe Alexandra
~ Lottery, class No. %, drawn July 10, ls9
ii, 30, 81, IL, CT, 81, 81, %, 54, SO, "a, "A,
$36,294!
On Saturday, July 25,
ALEXANDRIA LOTTERY,
No. 20, will be drawn.
PRIZES.
s35, 294-slO,000 As, 0O0---s3 ,0OO-S2, 500
81 1863.
100 prizes of g. 900
100 do 500
7S number lottery-l3 drawn ballots.
Tickets Sl0-halyes S5--quarters 40 So
For sale by
:. J.. g, GREGORY & co, Managers,
Next door east of National Hotel Washingbt
y. Y, adj .Ea. July o0-d&cpd
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July l-law3w
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SPECIAL EXPRESS FROM WASHINGTON.
PROBABLE ISSUE
OF THE
OREGON NEGOTIATIONS.

We expect 10 receive either this afternoon or to-
highly important intelligence relative to the issue
of The Oregon negotiation.
We have made an effort to obtain this informa-
ton, in order TO lay 1t. whatever it may be, before
our readers, In the Ne,o York Herald tomorrow
morning, and to enable those who must be deeply
interested in the matter send it by the express
pilot boat which positively sails TO morrow noon for
Liverpool, or some point in a warmer climate
1t rs very probable, from what we learn. that this
clipper ploteer, the w. J. Romer we believe, has
been engaged by some one connected with some af-
fair If very mysterious nature, TO convey to Eng
land the issue of The Oregon negotiations, IN the
new shape which they have assumed since the ar
rival OF the last steamer or TO enter into some
singular speculation, not yet known to The world,
and which, perhaps, never will be till just before
the millennium.
But whether this pilot boat goes to England, or
the moon, or anywhere else. we think it advisable
TO send the latest news by her and in order to
place our readers in Europe or elsewhere, Wall
street included, as well as in America, in posses.
sion OF all the information relative 10 the Greg
negotiation, we have made the arrangements TO
receive special express with intelligence from
Washington 10 the latest moment This we shall
give In tomorrow mornings Herald.
The letter bags Of the pilot boat close at eleven
O'clock A. NJ
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STEAMsoAT SUNK The steamboat Wiota. hound
from 81 Louis to New Orleans, was sunk on the
saved In damaged condition hull Of the boat total
loss.
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CITY Intelliren nee.

IrsANE.-A woman named Catherine Helma was found
In the yesterday insane and taken to the Seventh
ward station house
Policeman Dunlap, Of the Thirteenth ward found a
about so Of age named Christian Fritz lying
upon the sidewalk In Division street, In dyisg condi
ton and took to the station house, where medical aid
was provided
FIaE.-A IRE was discovered yesterday morning about
o'clock the Of Duane and Ross streets, 10
coffee roasting establishment II nnally discovered
from bag Of coffee which had evidently been
done brown and the bag took IRE II was extnguish
cd with but very trihing damage.
An ISauEsr LiSDLKv MuRsAY.-The following 10 q
copy, (vbsf, Fl herof Of notice LEFT on the slate
In tho once of the Coroner The Coroner 10 RsQust
est Hold inCrises No Cherrey SIT Ia the BASEMENT
iarth With. George H HusBint Of the Dsscest"
Their ON BoAap VESSEL Between six and seven
O'Clock yesterday evening, trunk containing val
uabe clothing and papers, belonging to the Captain
stolen from on board The captain and cook were
both on board ct the time.
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The TELEGRAPH The construction OF the mag
nruc telegraph line from Boston To New York Is
still In the progressive state We learn from Mi strong
that bet and Worcester the posts all
up and the wires LAID from Wsrcsstor TO Bos'on the
posts are M and the wing Of the wires will be com
msncsd NEXT Monday with the intention Of having them
iii laid in about fortnight southward the posts are
pu. up ss FAR a. Msridsn, On the New Haven road
sp1NsfslS RyuShsss.
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BURGLARY IN NEW JERSEY in the early part OF
last week, a burglary and robbery were committed
in the premises OF MIR Henry Tory, OF the village
of Manchester, Monmouth county. New Jersey.
and a horse and wagon, and about 800 worth Of
dry goods, consisting OF cloths, shawls, &c car
ri-d off The tibet crossed The couotry 10 New
Brunswick took the tram there for this city, bring
ing the dry goods with him, and leaving the hors,
and wagon behind. Mr.. Tory traced him next day
TO New Brunswick, where hr found his horse and
wagon, and, IN day or two alter wrote TO friend
here detailing the circumstances. directing him 70
off-r reward Of $685. and to give information at
the police office Of the robbery The trend calico
yester ay, and, to his surprise, found that the bur
glar (who turns out 10 be a colored man, named
George Irons) was arrested in Orange street on
Friday week by pollcem m McK-on, cf the sixth
DISTINCT and the entire or at all rvents thu greater
part o the property, recovered Irons was kept tor
several days, but no charge having been made
against hlm, he was discharged
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SUrcIps.-An inquest was held yesterday
Lyons Farms, in the township OF Union, over Il
body OF Elijah Woodruff. eyed 81 years. son Of v
stephen woodruff that 10 ~nship ~ho Left his father
house with a gun Thursday evening, and f,ui
dad yesterday morning IN piece Of woods near u
residence Of samuel r. Winans Esq with the instrI
msut Of death lying by his side The circumstances
the case made II evdeot hat the unfortunate OF M
asd discharged the contents If the gun m
his own mouth and thus been guilty Of the horrit
crime III ssifmurdsr and the jury rendered verdict
that esct seem, proper to add that the dsces.ed a.
been trongy susrected Of setting ARE to the barn OF
Edward Earl. which was consumed on Tuesday eveni
last amt also OF setting IRE to the barn Of Mr. Joh
Woodruff which was consumed just three weeks d
viouslybot being In the neg hborhood OF this last
full tragedy .-Nsvmk DAILY ado. F.b Z.
THE KANSAS INDIANS We learn that the Kaps
Indians nave COMMITTED some d~pred atone Ia oil
county. Last wesk . company Of them Who had beS
camping near here. and who spent Of their time
begging aud stealing thought Il no robbery 20 take
lev ofthc mules Of harves aud others from the plsc
where they were being uintered. They we're so
overtaken arer they crossed the boundary line and
mules taken from thsm Their only exeuss given (,
thus acting. that the spanavds to whom the muI
belonged or some Mexcans at some tims anterior b,
shot one or two OF their tribe, and they were rssaa
. little lsd2md~ss ksYssissr
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Highly Interesting Intelligence

EXTRAORDINARY PASSAGE.
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Very Late from Brazil and the Afyentine
Republic.

ARRIVAL OF TIE
PACKET SHIP COURIER.
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Correspondence Of the New York Herald
RIO JAnrfno Dec n 1874

TIE brig Pedrsza, arrived h. re from your city few
weeks since, hsving board four which she pick.
ed up at sea- about 600 miles from Bermuda. They
. ~ Rr,S. Hrn"r .5 - ,ssmn,;ns ~ 90 n A.
night in small boat blown of, and had been
days in the boat without thing to saand the last
two days without water when picked up BY the Pc
draza, they very much emsciated, and unable to
stand when taken board-but Capt Mccormick Of the
Pedrsza rendered them every attention and care
quenfy they gained strength, and when ths- ar
rived here were apparently in good health. They are
loud in their praises the captain who nursed and at
tended to them principally himself The Pedraza sailed
from here sw days since in Of the British Consul
and II 10 presumed he will send these men home BY way
Of the United States
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PARx THrArRE.-Ths ballet Of LA Gisells, cont
nues to attract moro and more with the beautiful Az
gusta, its chief GEM The numbers last night were
great that there was not seat to be got few
alter the doors opened either in the pit boxes
rage 70 see her increases, Madle Augusta appears
% acquire fresh power and charms in her elegant
dancing The piece to BE- given again Monday
ing 1t will doubtless continue draw for succession
Of many more nights.
BowsRr THrArar.-The Wizard of the waven is
still drawing the most crowded houses Bowery
Night after night the house filed it, utmost capaci.
ty, to witness this nne spectacle. On Monday night
will be repeated, preceded by shaksreare tragedy Of
Romeo and Juliet" in which Mrs. George Jones' an
actress Of distinguished merit will perform the character
Of Juliet.
ing very unpromsing that the usual attendance
at this highly popular Establishment was somswhat
diminished; Notwithstanding this. however the spirit
and dextsrity ofths troupe generally seemed
apparent than on former occasions Tomorrow night,
Tor the nrs time, will DO presented the mockhsroic pa
gsan' CULVER among the LII pu,isns" and In which
me eelsorated Scotch Giant, (Mr Randa) will make
s.ppssIanee a. Gulver. In addition to this very At
uscuve announcement, Madame MAcarte will sxecute
easssr accompanying herself with ca.tsnsts on her
nyns coufssr such attractions will All Pslmos 70 re-
pisiion. ~ " o " -
Hssn BoucHrRs CoscERr-The conceyt ,vh;ch ,vss
snnouucso 20 tsks place last evening at the sa.
loon was postponed on account Of the of ,hs
weather. VI 'H'