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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-01-18

Hoyonng lady will he received for shorter tine than
the term aier enhance; charge will he made previous
10 admission, and drductnn for absence unless de-
tanei by pfoirac,d ndSyo-ton. IL is very desirable
that pareus should enter their children al an ealiy PC
rod every preparation aT their reception VIII be
made, aad their advancement greatly promoted by II.
Locus: Cottage, King - Queen County. SieveasvI!e
Post Office. Dec 7-c6w
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-01-18
VALUABLE REAL ESTATE IN JAMES
CITY COIINTN EDR SAL L

0DtF-' %
Sac 10 be conducted by Wellington Godiin,
AuciioDeei. Jan. lids
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-01-18

ADMINISTRATORS SALE OF NEGROES
4 WILL sell, on TUESDAY, the 18th Of this month,
l at 10 O'clock at the Auction House Of n. Il G.. g.
Hill, IN the city of Richmond two Negro Men, named
William Anderson and William Green, belonging TO
the estate of George N. Clough
J. d. G. BROWN. Administrator,
with the will annexed. of George N. Cloush.
Jan. ll-cotSdot
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-01-18

NEW ORLEANS MARKET, Jan. 10.
The cotton market not So aciive-iniddiing 10
good n.iddliny qualities are selling at 81 T.
There is bu, little doing in sugar and molasses.
Exchange and stirling bills are scarce. In freight
several new arrangements had taken place.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-01-18
COMPREHENSIVE

WORT, FERGUSON IL BARKSDALE,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALERS IN
FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC, STAPLE AND FANCY
Ees L * 81 CD Ed .,
No. 1913, MAIN STREET RICHMOND, VIRGINIA,
Ntzi foor n5orc J. ". Randoipt & Ca
THE undersigned beg leave TO inform their friends,
1 and The ruhc generally. that they will open a
DRY CODES ESTABLISHMENT in this city on the
18th of March next.
Thcir stock n: Goods will be entirely new. They
earnestly sniic call fro all assuring. them they are
determined 10 10 every thing in their power TO please
QUINN NJ. WORD.
JAS. 3. FERGUSON, ia,
ISAAC r. BARKsDALE.
jan II-ewteo,hMh
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-01-18
I Correspondence Of the EnQnircr.]

BALTIMORE, Jan l7-P. NJ.
The New York, Philadelphia AMI Baltimore
markets are unchanged from Saturday and pre-
sent little animation. Merchants are awaiting
the advices per the Cambria.
The weather is very pleasant.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-01-18

~ ENTI.EMEN AS you are nGn-resiGen:s Of The
" Stale nf Virginia, YOU will please take notice,
thai shall the 9Th dly Of February, lsi3, between
the hours ii ten in the forenoon and SIX III hr ai,rr-
noon, the PrcntSs iuIs-. in the city ri Nirksra,
Of Eicld Barnett aud Dtrf>, IL be irad - evirnr-
In certain siit IN ChanCeIy nuw dep adm. III the
Circuit Superior Court 81 L- aad Chlnc.ty Uf Esssk
County, and State al Vireina, aforesaid, IN which
I'M plaintiff an yourself and Others are Defendants
and If from any cause, the said dcpnsitins should not
be taken The day above designated, or should br
commences ard moi completed thea the tnking ni The
said dispositions will br adjourned from day To day
oil taken aTd completed. JOHN a. PARKER.
pi,v
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-01-18
NORFOLK MARKET. Jan. IL

NOHrOLTN w HNIhH '""' II.
BACON 9 a 10 CTS; Smiihfeld Hams il IL;
Middlines 81; Wes!ern mess II. COTTON, 5
cts CoRN-Whe So els; yellow 62, mixed 81
a SCI. FLoUR-S6 rs. Oars, Done-iasl
sales IS a 40 c;S.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-01-18
". u. Egiggcr's s.0seery office,


RICHMOND, VA.
THE undersigned having purchased the business Of
l j. +. WORD, Lottery Vender, Richmond, will
continue the same al The Office as above where ne WIZ
bp ueased TO see the old patrons Of the Office, and fill
the orders of persons in The country who sometimes
make adventures in Lotteries. Orders for tickets IN
any Lottery advertised by Messrs Maury Co VIII ne
PROMPTLY attended TO- and official drawings duly for
waTded.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-01-18

7,O JOHN B. RiCHEsoN, Executor of Edmund
Litlepase, deceased and Administrator of Francis
w. Richeson, deceased; Thomas H. Fox, surviving Ex
eeutor Of John Fox, deceased; Reber, Pollard Admi-
nstraor of Peter Thornton Pollard, deceased. who was
Executor of Francis Rowe, deceased; William r. Court
ney, Administrator de bonis non, with the will annexed
Of The said Francis Rowe; Elizabeth Newman, E1eGu-
iriI of Thomas Evans, deceased; Ezlbeth Moss, Elk
eeutr1 or Administrative Of Francis W. Richeson, de-
ceased and Mary Quarles:
Take notice, that, on the 18th day Of March, IN The
year 1913, the Pipn gree, the residence of Dr. Fen
dali Gregory, in the county Of King William, between
the hours OF nine O'Clock, A. NJ, and five O'Clock,
d., Of that day, shall take the deposition of Sarah T.
Littepage 10 be read rs evidence In suit now pend
ing the Superior Court of Chanccry for the Richmond
Cirent, wherein am plaintiff aud you are defendants;
and IT, from any cause tho said deposition shall not he
completely taken that day. the proceedings for that
purpose will DO continued from day day, at the same
place, and between the hours, until 1t shall be
completely taken. EDMUND LITTLEPAGE,
Administrator Of John B. Lit,epare.
Ian. ls-cwawt
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RECRUITS, RECRUITS.
HhVOltigeur Regiment H1

WANTED for the Voltigeur service, In the UIit-d
w States Army, ableboded men between the ages
Of IS and IS years. to enlist during the present war
with Mexico a bounty OF twelve dollars will be gwen
to each recruit, and ample subsistence, clothing and
quarters provided. JOHN NJ. BLAKEY,
JAM ls-ctf LIST Lieut.. Volt. Regiment, U. :. a.
TO THE CREDITORS OF THOMAS G..
SCOTT, A BANKRUPT
NOTICE is hereby given, that the sum Of 81 222 ~
Is in the Bank of Virginia. to the credit of the
Court OF the United States, Eastern District Of Vrg
nia in the of he said Bankrupt; that after notice
Is advertised for ten days, in Of the newspapers
published in the city Of Richmond dividend and dis
trbu,ion will be made among the creditors of the said
Thomas Scott twho have proved their claims of the
amount deposited in Bank. and any other money that
has or may be received before the distribution made
after dednctng the officers fees.
EDMUND CHRISTIAN, General Assignee.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-01-18
Inn mn DOI "A nSt

100000 DOLLARS!
In prizes tl 10000 DOLLARS each!
SusquehanHa Lottery, No. O. to b- drawn ri Halti-
more on Wednesday, Jan. 2G. ISIS ~ Nos IL drawn.
Grand Scheme
S prizes Of s25,mO prizes OF Si'aao
each, are 100000 i'h'!
5 prizes Of 5000 30 I,uVo
Tickets $40; halves ;; quaters so.
" Packages Of wholes, halves and quarters, or SIN
gle Tickets in tie above Lotteries, IN any OTHER Lot
iery every day drawing, prce of Tickets from 81 10
$40 under our management, can he had by address
Ing ID. PAINE Il CO.,
Or &. w. PURCELL,
Dec 30 Richmond. Va.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-01-18
TRUST SALE OF AN UNDIVIDED IN
TEREST IN REAL ESTATE IN THE
CITY OF RICHMOND AND IN THE
nnIrNnX an LIZA nrI,n

virtue oil deed Ofrust executed on the lst day OF
~ September, 1912, by The la:e John II. Smith, Of
Dinwiddr county, aud Ndry e.. his WIFE, Tor the pur
poses therein mentoned the subscribers Will proceed,
IN MONDAY tile IAN day OF February, ISIS, AT the
front door OF Tie CITY Hail, in the City of Richmond,
al the hour OF IL O'Clock, 10 sell, Mt public auction
for edsh all tie Estate right, title and interest OF the
said John H. smith, and Mary Z. smith, his wife,
one of the children and heirs Of John Amber, deceas
ed, in and TO the following Real Proper'y-ro wit.
] lot or piece Of ground in the city OF Richmond,
with the buildings and improvements thereon, situated
nj the corner OF Clay and 1 Streets containing three
half acres, be- the same morr or less and constituting,
with said improvements, The former residence of the
said John Amber, deceased.
=. tract of land called ''Westham," situated in
HenrlcO county, about nine miles above Richmond,
bounded on the South by James River, and containing
upwards of thirteen hundred according late
survey. Pals OF the said property may be seen on ap.
plication To the subscrbers
c9sxay Il ao SbGM9lSAs' Trustees.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-01-18
$4,000 DOLLARS! $4,000 DOLLARS!
100 OF 81 500, and Il 600 lowest No Ptzc I!
Susqu. hanna Lottery Class &, to lie drawn ii EalIi-
more "n Welne ,day. January !!;h, 1919.
Tickets sl5; halves 81; quarters 3 IS.

10000 DOLLARS! 5000 DOLLARS!
Grand Consolidated Lottery Glass No 4, 10 b" drawn
at Wilmington, Delaware, on Saturday, January eai.
Npc
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-01-18
10000 DOLLARS! 10000! 10000

IL Drawn NGUIbers out oi 90
Alexandria Lottery, Glass 2, for 1873, to be drawn
Saturday January % Magnificent Scheme s40,ofO
30 900 ,OCn ln,Odc, 5000, $780, 1000, 3si 70 of
l0uO. 200 OF $40, Tickets SIS; halves 80; quar-
tiers rs.
A liberal discount on package sales. Prizes cashed
at sight.
~ For packages or single Tickets in The above: or
in smaller schemes which are drawing daiiy-Capnais
dress W.. BlGGEh, hichmono, va
jan.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-01-18

IL Sueet -'' H"s' "din
Hr.wl l no, boast allow US to say,
IDEALLY sells prizes every day.
io.Day, Will be drawn al Alexandria, fine
O,e., ~ I IS 6ooO 5000, 2lss
sIoo re- o. N SyuV ~ Of 500 10 Of 300 lowest prize
close a, g o,co s =, GWIn IS5 Tickets S. Sales
tune. HUME oi CT
TO-Monow-ss5,ooo Ticket, $40. For ,,n,
by S u1,o TOT r, sale
Drawn Nos. Alexandria LOTTERY Class &.
~ y - "a % 81 A As 4 q GO q
Drawn Nos. SUSSEX County, Extra NJ <.
II l6 Al Is 70 IS SO 40 81 9 20 60
Jan. Is w.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-01-18

NOTlCE.-The creditors of the lale Rober.
~ Myrrick uf King and Queen are hereby no.
lined that | shall proceed forthwith to settle up
The affairs OF his estate finally, and no claim
against the said Myrrick will be considered valid
unless made known within ninety DAYS from this
date. JAMES Il. BOYD Ex.cntor
Jan. lS-cw4w
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-01-18

u Ds OFFICE No. 5, Exchange Place,
-S2a5oo Capital Prize. 10 Nos. 13
Also the Dollar Loitery-S5OOO Capital. Is
Prizes for sale in any quantity at No. 5.
n,,u LUCK'S OFFICE.
Dre a@ ~ nos, Grand Consolidated, Glass No 3:
3s 50 IL 80 10 % 70 "A 81 10 &C d.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-01-18
AUCTION SALES.
esy n. Is. "a e.. IL. asiIl, Aucts,
NEGRO MAN.
NEGROES

win be sold BY Us, on TUESDAY, the 18Th
al ~ O'Clock, one man 40 years DID, good Car
penIer. N. 3. e. c. p. HILL. Auc;s
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-01-18

VIRGINIA AT Rules held in the Clerks Office OF
Louisa County Court, on the third day Of January
le4s:
MerwetherS S. Hoegard, Plaintiff:
against
Temple Hogeard and Andrew Hoggard, Defendants.
The said defendants, Temple Hoesard and Andrew
Hossard, not having entered their appearance and ei
ven security, according TO law and the rules Of this
Court, and appearing by satisfactory evidence that
they are not Inhabitants oihs State, motion of Tho
plaintiff, by his counsel Is ordered that the said
Temple HoRgad and Andrew Hoggard do appear before
the Justices of our said County Court, at the Court
house. on the second Monday In priInext and
the bill Of the PLAINTIFF and that copy of this order be
forthwith inserted in some newspaper published in the
city Of Richmond for two months SUCCESSFULLY and that
another copy be posted at the front door of the Court
house Of this county on some Court day.
Copy. Tests,
Jan. Is-cw2m JOHN HUNTER, c. L. C.
WANTED.
A TEACHER well qualified to give instruction in
"A all the branches of an English Education. Letter,
addressed 10 J. B. Lindsey, Esq, N. W. River Bidge
Norfolk county, Va, post paid will receive prompt ut
nnaoa. Jan. ll-co
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-01-18

NEGROES
Will he added 10 our sale on Tuesday Morn
ing Inc 18th, al 10 o'clock, one Negro Man 20
years Old, and Negro Woman who is GOOD
Cook washer and ironer.
Jan. II n. B. g. C. &. HILL. Aucr'r
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-01-18
TO FONTAlNE WOOD AND THOMAS
WOOD

li3, Ch-snut street Philadelphia.
t-r a specimen OF either WORK Will b. sent IL any
person paying postage the request. Jan. li--cat
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-01-18
$4,000 DOLLARS! l2OOOl 5000!

66 No Lottery-la Drawn Ballots.
Alexandra Lottery, Class 7, for lS4s, to be drawn
Saturday. Januar; sd Splendid Scheme: s3o.OO0
1000, 5000. 50O, 7Sj, Of 1900, 10 Of 900, 10 OF
500. 20 of aaO l2 of $50, &c Tickets $40; halves o.
nrfar
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-01-18
&aEGtsG6a's Office,

No. 2, Exchange Place, Richmond, Va.
3ry- Recoect No. 3-"There's luck in odd numbers,
says Rory O'NOre." Jan. IL
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-01-18
Drawing Of Va. LcesbuTg, No. 3 Jan. IT:
40 4 SIS 43 II 81 81 6 81 So ID &c.

TUESDAY-Tho Alexandria Lottery, Class No. &,
drawing expected Tuesday evening Capitals: Sei 0O',
GOO, 5000, &C. IS Nos, II drawn Tickets ST. halves
. 30; QiiartaIs | o.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-08-23

SHAMEFUL NHoLEcr.-We this morning, follow
up an article published yesterday, in which we
stated the immense sum paid by the city for
lighting the streets with oil, and the useless
waste of money in this department. We shall
now speak of the remissness of the Corpora
ton IN having the laws. which they In
their serious, sober moments, pass without
any intention on their part 10 enforce, viz
those pertaining to Lighting certain streets with
gas, whichlt is acknowledged can be done for at
leas, thirty-three per cent less thanby oil.
We have examined the records Of the proceed
ings of the Common Council upon this subject, 10,
the years lS46 and lS47, and find that something
like two hundred resolutions for lighting streets
with gas have passed, and received the sanction
of the Mayor; and discover, that in nineteen cut
of twenty cases, the gas companies have paid no
regard whatever to these resolutions. Not more
than three or four streets have been attended to
where there are no stores public buildings call
ing upon them for gas, the poor pedestrian is left
in the dark.
The following are the names OF some OF the
streets which have come under our own observa-
ton, and they are but few in comparison with
the great number which have been provided for,
so far as the Corporation resolutions are concern.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-08-23

THE REPUBLIC OF New GRANADA-On look
ing over some files of Bogota papers, we found
the following law published, as having passed the
houses of Congress, and been approved by the
President, on the 18th of March last. 1t Is some
what an important law for foreigners residing in
that country.
No foreigner, from the mere fact of being for
eigner bring any claim against the legitimate go
vernment Of the republic for Identification rei-
bursement for damages losses which his interests
may sustain, In consequence Of political connections
when such damages or losses shall have been caused
by other than the legitimate authorities. Always,
however it Is understood that the right to proceed
against third party for every kind of naturalization
is, by means interfered with but will always be
preserved in accordance with the usual laws for such
proceedings provided"
BY this it will be perceived that in future, for
eigners IN New Granada, will be as much inter
ested in preserving order as any one else. This,
we think, is good law; it will prevent the inter
ference of unnaturalized foreigners with the af
fairs of the country. This has always been a
great source of annoyance, and, indeed, danger
to the Colombian republics, particularly in the
case of the English residents. Now, however,
that heir pockets are likely to be touched, they
will not be so ready to get up intrgues and pro-
nunciamentos.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-08-23
Marine Affairs.

TIE PREsEsTArIoN OF PLATE TO CAPT. WILLIAMS
We have received the following correspondence
which we take pleasure in publishing 1t speaks for
itself: -
NV York, August 22d, 1878.
To CAPTAIN J. H. WILLIAMS ship Gladiator:
Dear SM the undersigned cabin passengers from Lon
your ship without first expressing you unegned appro
baton Of talents perfect seaman your conduct
ne gentlman during the whole the time NC have been
board your vessel Although it ia about weeks
left London we have with the exception Of about four day
experienced nothing but amort cam
very gentle opes directly against and nothing we feel con-
hden eut your uhweard diligence and the recct knowledge
OF profession could ACCOMPLISHED arduous
task yon have performed We therefore snceroy hoping this
expression OF our sentiments be agreeable you request
plate a. small memento Of esteem, and also of
united and most cordial wishes that happiness and prosperity
may ever attend you. :
Signed CHARLES MIDDLETON,
THOMAS DL ACKBUROW
BENZ. 7. ROATII
In Ielah OF all the cabin passengers.
INV YoRE, August p 1sls. .
London.
The generous sentiments expressed therein toward myself
seaman and ~ man. and the of your appro-
auon IN me beautiful pc Of plate are tokens as
unexpected 40 they are fattciirg exotic within the
wsfmert feelings o. gratitude Feeling dccTy impressed with
the friendly regard have thus mo- rccprocating
most cordially towards each tho faithful wshcs
vc expressed for me- and begging will ladies
who sssomIanisd us my hcar!s a.
:. Inmain- gentlemen, your .isdisnt ssrv.pt = I
To Mesrs Charles Middleton. Signed J. B. Wi1LItMs
aud TIC other cabin passengers -tt
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New York, Wednesday, August 20, ls4s'
Actual Circulation OF the Herald.


Te publication the Morning Edition Of the Herald
onced yesterday at 10 minutes past O'clock and hnishd at
Is minutes o'clock; the first Afternoon Edition
eneed Is before ocsek and finished at ~ minutes
past o'clock; second at minutes past o'clock and
Anisked a. 70 minutes Iast s'clcck.
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gned CHARLES MIDDLETON,
THOMAS DLACkBUROW,
BENZ. T. ROATH,
In lclan Of all the calm ma asonoers

EDrc ATrNo FoRrrc sERs.-Jt Is stated that there
are now in the primary schools of Boston 4,42l
children OF foreign parents; or ~ per cent Of
the whole number Of scholars
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-08-23

AID roR ALBASY. About ten thousand dollars
have already been subscribed for the sufferers in
Albany. ofihls, 800 only las been sent from this
city. There is TO be meeting, however, a, the
Mayors office this afternoon, TO sec what can be
,lprc
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-08-23

We have here thlrty-one streets, the people re-
siding in which, two years ago, prayed the Cor
porauon to light with gas and for the sake of sa-
tlsfying them, resolutions to that effect were pre-
sented and passed.
Among those named, will be found Orange
street.-the great centre of the Five Polnts-where
there is greater necessity for good and clear
light, than any other street in the whole city, in
consequence Of the vlllany which is constantly
carried on in those miserable dens OF thieves and
plckpockets with which il abounds. And there is
another, Centre street, through which the railroad
cars are passing until twelve o'clock at night, al
tended with great danger to lie, in consequence
OF the drivers being unable to see ; yet, though
two years have elapsed since the law was passed
authorizing the superintendent of that department
to attend to the matter forthwith, nothing has been
done. Such is not the case where business is ac-
| lively carried on. No sooner are the resolutions
passed, than the companies catch az them and the
mains are at once laid down. Such condnct Is
base, and II Is the duty of the Corporation 10
compel them 10 obey its resolutions.
II is q part of the contract 10 light the streets
when called upon, and for which they are fully
paid, without consulting their own views, and
complying with only such as will prove of i'm
mense profit TO themselves, without any material
advantage to the city. Let the members OF the
Common Council see to this matter; and when
they again enter upon their duties, fresh from the
| scenes of pleasure, adopt sack measures as will
! bring the gas companies to their senses. II
Is very like other city improvements IN which the
people interested are taxed, pay the amount I'M
posed upon them, and then left to whistle for the
object. There are many streets for the lighting
of which resolutions have been passed by the
present Common Council, and they, too, are uu-
needed. The Fourth avenue was TO be lighted as
far up as Thirty street, and the mains laid;
but when they got as far as Twenty-thlrd street,
they stopped putting up the lamp-posts, and the
result is, all above that point is left in darkness
there being no stores above that point requiring
the services OF the gas companies; and Fifth street
where there are few houses except private resi-.
dences, has been totally neglected 1t is useless TO
pass laws. if there is no intention on the part o.
those passing them TO have them carried out in
good faith.
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ADJUSTMENTS THIS EVENING.

ADJUSTMENTS THIS EVENING.
BUwERY THEATRE Bowery.-LA BkyApfar-1Y FEI~
low CiJRK-RoHrR TAAcAIRE
NATIONAL THEATRE, Chatham st-eet-RoB Ror-Lrr.
n Nps-L Ally LIONS.
BURrONs THEATRE, Chambers street--DoNHry AND
Sov-Lucy DID SHAM AMOUR.
NlBLor. AsroR PIAcR.-CoMsDv cy ERRORS -NAp,p
HovR.
CASTLE GARDEN, Dattery-kusloAL ENTERTAINMENTS
-CoeaoRAnAs &c.
MELOpEoN, Bowery-yIRsIsIA MISsTR Els--ErnoyrAN
SrseJre, TO.
PANORAMA HALL, broadway, resr Houston-BAyvAkps
PANORAMA MISSISSIPPI kIascCRi
MINERVA ROOMS, Broadwsy-PASoRAnA OF GENERA
sA-xoR's MEXICAN CA1fpAI5-.
PANORAMA HALL. corner broadway sad Walker street,
HANiNSroSs SACRED DIoRAMAs or -fsr CREATION AND
pELUGE
SOCIETY LIBRARy-SANPbEI.Ls ACCOMPLISHMENTS
SIseIve- BuRLEsoUE DANCING, &C.
New York, wednesday, August 20, 1885,
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T." viz % D., Reu,~n Bsydy, Of Philips, Ne hung
D.s..,sr rDos5sy n,orIssDs last In az Of dsra Sge
n" 81 = rspr"'"r." 80 ~ having been eIeelle "
~slsse
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NEW YORK HERALD.
JAMES GORDON BENNETT,
PROPRIETOR.
SPECIAL NOTICE TO THE WORLD

SPECIAL NOTICE TO THn wokLI ,.,.
TyfE lLuf HERALD-Ih sdnoas crrry dat Icc ceNes
- ,a,y--s7 IS g<r AMMAN. The MORNING. EDITION -
.lsssa a: ocl ds ,bEfed before brsdtJasf; re
go EVRN ING EDITION be Had Of the Hscsbovs al
1877 "a ~ 5000 EVENING EDIrION at o'clock
THf WEEKLY HERxLD-Epcry Saturday. for ctrcrlo-
~. Or t Isersean Ce.ne64 esrfs IS l2 PER
nsss. Ersrs packet day for Europedn erentafion;
q ,sr a,grm i1luds tie postage. The EaroTeaa edS
s.s IN e printed Ia fhs French and Enstish languages
ALL EDITIONS 70 contain ne received t. the moment
g.fHg prdss a, -.
al LETTERS by rIi for subseriptioas, i7fh S1rer
be post pad, us SDtage scu be dsdRcs I'o
rosfy r,rnts6- -.
~: Rescs solicited from any quarter u the oor6; USED s
~ tsberdlu paid for
ADVER EASEMENTS renceG ecery morning. aI 20 % pIG
sAcd in the nornins and evening edrios ~ reosoncose
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