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Died,
On Saturday, July 22d Mrs SARAH ANN EATON of
consum ption, aged 40 years. fp
Her friends and relations invited to attend her
funeral at O'Clock this Sunday at No. Bedford
street
Eastern papers please copy.
On Saturday 22d of July, MRS. ANN FEELEY, wife of
James Feeley, after long and tedious sickness aged
80 years.
The friends and aoquaintances of the family and of
her brother, Francis Mooney respectfully invited
to attend the funeral FROM her late residen No
Sixth street, at halfpast O'Clock Sunday evening
On the Goth inst, at No. Clark street. MARGARET,
wife Of John Black printer and rect Of the late John
Wallace, musician.
Buffalo, N. Y, and Eufala, Alabama, papers please
At his residence in Harsimus, New Jersey on Fri
day, 21st inst JAMES JOSEPH Nc DoSNELL, aged IS
years, one Of the Irish patriots of '9S.
His friends, and those Of his in-aw, Robert Hut
ton respectfully invited to attend his funeral,
which will take place Sunday afternoon at o'clock
from St Peters church. Jersey City, without further
invitation.
At Staten Island, Friday, 21st nst of cancer in
Frederick Thibault of Philadelphia.
The relatives and friends of her family and those of
Drs Ephraim and James @. Clark, invited to at
tend her funeral, from the residence of DR.. Ephram
Clark New Dock township Richmond county, this
day, at TX o'clock P. M
Philadelphia papers will please copy.
JACOB PHILIPS. born in Crosswicks, Monmouth Co.,
N. j., October Sth 1852, died July 22d, 1S4S. He
served in Washngton's army in the battle of
Trenten, and in all the principal battles of the
fall and winter of 1777
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WAsHINeroN, July ~, 1913.


The House have wasted another day on the
Civil and Diplomatic bill, in spec ches for Squire
Buncombe
The Senate, after working for six hours on
amendments to the Naval Appropriation bill, found
themselves without quorum I; but through the
persevering efforts of Col. Benton, a quorum was
hunted up by the sergeant-at-arms, and the bill
was brought to a third reading, and passed secur
ing the advance pay to three of the ocean ma,
steam lines but failing in it on the case of The
Bremen and Havre lne
The principal debate in the Senate to-day was
between Mr.. Allen, in the negative, and Messrs
Underwood and Burk, in the affirmative, on
motion OF the latter to give discretion to the Post
Master General to employ United States steamers
along the Atlantic and Cult coast, not otherwise
employed, in the transportation OF the mails pas
sengers, and freight; but as the Senate was not
prepared for embarkipg the government in the
fish and whlskey trade, the amendment was re-
Jected, Is to q II We go on at this rate, however,
uncle Sam will in few years, be as great spe-
culator, lobber, shipper of pork and whlskey, and
maker of shingles, and ship knees from his live
oak plantations, as Louis Philippe was on rail-
roads, &cS few years ago. W.
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WAsHIroroN, July 10, 1848.

"AshiNoToN, July l0AS.
Great Times in the House-The Teto-.dnotAsr .ant-
Slavery Increment
On Tuesday, the House ooncurred In an amendment
Of the Committee Of the Whole striking out of the
general appropriation bill item of $4,000 for the
removal Of distractions in the Savann ali river The
vote was SO to SO. The next day Mr. Stephens stated
that his vote should have been in the negative Tho
record was altered accordingly. The Speaker then
voted, and made tie. Thus was the item retained
This morning question Of order was raised relative
thereto for the purpose Of getting rid Of the ehes
tionable appropriation. The effort was unsuccessful
and whom the bill was put upon its passage IL WAS ~
jected, gentlemen of both sides voting against It.
Subsequently, motion made to reconsider the
VOTE which formed the basis for speeches from both
sides Of the House Some curious facts were elected
Mr. Hudson had been inform that the President had
thrown out ntmations that he would this twelve
fifteen million bill, the little item Of $4,000 for
internal improvements should be retained and ON the
democratic side 1t was confidently asserted, judging
from Folks principles the subject that the President
wheels Of government. A history given, in the
Of the interesting debate OF the Dead Sea ex-
petition, which will be read with interest. But you
must look at tie report for particulars. When the
House adjourned the subject not disposed Of.
Nj Collins, of New York, has given notice Of his In
enton introduce bill for the prohibition Of slave
~ in the territories Of Oregon, New Mexico and Cali
fOrna and all such other territory the United States
may hereafter acquire. y.
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POliiicai Intelligence.

GERMAN NATIONAL REFoRMERs IN CINcINNArr.-
The German Association for National Reform
made grand demonstration yesterday forenoon.
They moved through the streets in a long process
sion, preceded by music and accompanied by the
military, mastering, as we learn, about nine hun
dred strong.-Cinctnnatl Atlas, July l5.
by the Cincinnati papers, that the mass meeting
held in that city to respond to the Philadelphia
nomination, was the largest assemblage OF pollti
cal character ever seen in Cincinnati.
FREE Soil IN MAINE.-A free soil State Con-
vention has been called in Maine, to meet at Port
land, on Wednesday the 18th inst. The object of
the convention stated to be, "to take such steps
as the the occasion shall demand, to prevent the
extention oil slavery; and to cooperate with other
free States in the convention to be held at Buffalo
on the 9th of August 1882
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siion than was at first ANTICIPATED Ia the Senate.

s,,ion than was at first ANTICIPATED Ia the Senate,
Messrs DIX, Upham, Niles, Hale, &c, swear an
incorporating hostllry 10 II "a IL stands. They
VIII net agree TO the proposition with regard 70
New Mexico and Calf mia, they disposed
to allow that portion, with reference to Oregon TO
pass without having the Wilmot proviso attached
to II. They do not wish to cohcede the principle,
which certainly will inferentaly be conceaed, II
the bill pass in the form il now IL, that any bat
free territory can be- hereafter received into the
Union. Still they will vote for that portion, they
iai IN lacking the ordinance OF 1877 TO 1t. The
bhi practically excludes slavery there, and they
will not press their opposition merely upon a theo-
refical point. As TO New Mexico and California,
however, the case is far different and if the bill
pass in It's present form, MIR Calhoun and the
Southern party will have gained a complete VIC
tory There can be little doubt but that the
territories would soon be filled with Southern men
and their slaves, and the principle would be
conceded that States, when admitted, can form
their own ordinances with regard 10 slavery, OF
course there can be little difficulty in imagining
what course would be pursued by California and
New Mexico, when the period should arrive OF
their Abundance. All this opposition, however,
VIII not prevent the ultm lte passage Of the bill in
It's present form but the North will die hard
OMEGA.
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Charge Of Grand Lare sny.-Oficsr Ssckman, Of the
9th ward, arrested yesterday man BY the name Of
JOB n p. NJ Darrier on a warrant issued bv Justice
Lothrop wherein he stands chars ed with stealing $780,
in bank bills gold, and silver coin, together with a
gold watch. Upon his arrest, he acknowledged having
taken the money. and the watch in his pos
8 ssh n previous to his arrest Justice Lothrop
mitted him to prison for further exam nation.
"A Bold ThJt-Two genteel-looking young men u
tered the jewelry store No $50 Broadway, kept by
James w. Faulkner, early yesterday morning, and
asked to be shown some watches. At the request
several were shown the gentlemen when after they
had left the store few minutes the clerk discovered
that two gold lever watches were missing-one No.
these individuals had full face, and whiskers the
other had full face light whisk. rs, and sandy
light hair. 1t is believed beyond doubt that these
young men the thieves. Mir. Faulkner offers a
reward Of $40 for the recoverv of the watchea.
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Law Intelligence.

COMMON Pleas, July 22-Tn Banco Decisions
Martin, ct al ads Trask, ct al-Moon to ret aside
aintG may enter up Judgment on security Ogilvie
aesm. Falconer-Judgment for defendant on reargu-
ment and former decision the demurrer to stand
Hogan adsm Baly-Motion for Judgment, as in case of
. non-suit, granted-no opposition, Anderson ct al
adsm. Mauny-Inguest set aside payment of costs
OF u quest, but plaintiff may enter up Judgment as
security Westervelt ads. Lamb and others-Moton
Tor judgment. rs in case of non-suit granted no
opposition. Radefeldt adsm Recst-No nee
being had the DEFENDANTS part, ordered that the
motion be denied plaintiff costs $40; to abide the
event In the matter of Ellen Kelly next friend of
James Kelly and others, infants-Rule of reference
adssm Decentralization for Judgment Of nonsujt
granted. Reed adsm. Mandeve i e ,ort of referees
ct aside with costs TO abide the event
THE CoURT OF SEssroNs.-Taking advantage of the
suspension Of business at this Court we would
suggest the necessity for altering the entire internal
arrangeme nts to make the court room suit the
purposes for which 10 has been designed In conse-
quence of the utter impossbility to hear from the
bench, the Recorder and Aldermen compelled to
occupy the desk designed for the clerk of the court
The witness stand Is also placed in o position which
renders IL dcut and ut times impossible to hear the
wtnes The character of the building itself Is badly
directly interested inasmuch as two must preside
each occasion with the Recorder should either have
this court removed or the altered so to suit
the purposes OF court. They must themselves have
late Fittings 81 the court In connection with the Re-
corder himself The reporters table is situated also
In badplace for hearing and altogether the general
Communications render this court extremely in
convenient in every respect 10 would be we'll now
during the short Of few weeks to ma Ike some
improve mepts here and alter the entire plan of ar
Management, which are much wanted The Board of
Aldermen We trust will act upon the hint we give.
tee" invariably possesses "quck ears as well as
keen eyem
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MARKETS ELsEWHERE,
STOCK SALES.

BALTIMORE, July 2-Stock Board-S0OO U. Treasury p
tme 1884 1870 Maryland &C. 49, $4,000 Baltimore and Ohio
Rsilroad Dividend Bonds co. shs Farmers and Bank
2 20 do Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Co.. 80 do do 3d. do
doS0H.
PHILADELPHIA July 22-Firs Board 800 SIS 81 l04st
200 Treasury Notes 6 04 800 State 6 Sc; 100 do Ss
400 County Us 81 1000 Lehgh Nay 6 56 ITO Mechanics
Bank Hh % Girard BSnk lo Commercial Banh 5oh
100 Jersey "copper" n Hne1 Sales-SOo city g. 100 30
~ Second Board-l0 Girard Bank, lO1a. After Saes-5O
Girard Bank l0%.
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LMENTARY PRESERVES LOUIS BoNNARp
french Manufacturer Of Fresh Preerves 1IS Liberty
can procure at his establishment assortment Of
the choicest articles such MeatsBee Veal Mutton Fowl
Csme also Fsh with variety Of Soups Porridses ysr
nbes-Beans Peas Spinach, &c Fruits o. ali decriptions
rnch English and American Sauces Also pates Of Foultry
and Game with other articles imported from France Articles
limited time. SF -r'A i~n v"
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| WASHINGTON, July 81, 1913.
| The Receipts of the Customs TIE Territorial Bill,

WASHINGTON, July Il, 1913.
The Receipts of the Customs Tie Territorial Bill,
&c. &c.
The following are the aggregates of the receipts
into the Treasury Department from customs, at
the port OF New York, during the year ending on
the 3Oth June, 1885,
In the Sd quarter of 1s47. ...... 81, 53s, 65S 20
In the 4th quarter OF ls47 262l O2t ~
In the LIST quarter Of 1913. ......... 620S355 73
In the I'd quarter of 1S4s. .......... 3773,326 rs
Total amount for the year. $50, 147 1856 80
The last item In the above, the second quarter
OF 1913, includes the sum of $l7,2 80, as the
marine hospital and light house expenditures for
that quarter, estimated, as the warrants have not
been issued, at one twelfth of those expenditures
for the three previous years.
Tie Senate galleries were crowded this morn
ing, by ladies' fair and their attendant squres in
expectation LOT the Oregon and territorial bill
beng ken up; Sparkling eyes have magical
influence, and he must be cold-blooded, indeed
whom the array of beauty which crowds die cal,
leres does not affect This will account for the
bursts OF eoqeence which some, otherwise very
ordinary Senator'S, electrlfy the world with occa-
slonally. We know not of a more efectual way
OF shortening the present interminabc debates,
than by excluding at ladies' from the halls OF the
capitol atoG ether
II has now been decided that the territorial
bill shall be taken up as soon as the naval appro.
priaton bill is got through with When that will
be, rather difficult question to answer, as the
amendmt nts which are at every stage offered are
astonishing in number. II may be passed to day.
or in fortnight and il is a toss up which period
" i'll be the most probable Poor Atherton's suffer-
ipgs, mean while is lntolerabe.
The territorial bill will meet with more oppo- |
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Il )k B0SINlCKS TENTH LECTURE ON SYPHILIS AND
O,her Diseases Of the cenitsl Organs illustrated with
Drawings will be given Wednesday enng the
s o'clock at the Broadway House Of Bowery and
TO attend. Lecture free - e NV ''eu
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DR.. Keuinger's nj. nslon House, at YonIxers,

DR.. KeDinger's Mansion House, Mt YOnlkers,
all rage-o get which the
world Hundreds of ashonables daily and consult
Doctor who has determined to throw his Mansion House
and grounds for the comfort and of those his
TENTS that convaesent well for the public in general
Visitors have clear and picturesque view upon the Hudson
twenty miles taking in Editor spacious beautiful
at Hastings Forests wonderful and magnificent pace
Washington Irvngs the paragon Of architecture Moses
H. Grinnes Paradise mot los in Short the Doctor
rounded by the elite of NewYo City, New Rochelle and its vo
nifty tits well worth Yonkers independent of its
RICH and beautiful and with the only
modest unsophsticaed living quack existence Everything
doneu IN in reel lar tvl
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stock Exchange,
CITY TRADE REPORT.

N~''"I "ufy M
The Hiberna's news, which appeared IN an Erfra
Ht old la, evening friday, and fully in the
regular edition Of this mcrning. had decided effect
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Married.

In Montevdeo May 18th, by the Rev Mr. Arm
strong, MIR. WIN. A. Fay merchant, to Miss JANE
WELD daughter of the late Jno. Brrel Esq, of Dunn
fries, Scotland. n L
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Dry Goods and Carpets.-We would wish
to Brooklyn friends they Dry
Goods Carpets to call VAIL, 2 Fulton He
selling his goods per cheaper than any
Brooklyn NB-500O yards Of French shilling
EDWARD YAH, 23S Fulton street.
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The Cheapest and Il, 81 Place In the City to
tgood Boots Shoes and Caters Jones IA street.
The Museum His best French Boots 81 0 second quality,
from s. 30 to 81; Congress Boots from S. 50 to 81
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CEN1REvlLLLE CoURsK--TRoTTlNG AND PACING
N M Pu5S S mile hsS i harness. nS , will $
two celebrated horses Polk and Lady Suffolk D. Bryan
James he to Two hnndss and twenty pound
1entreville July GOTH 1873 ''P'-''''
The will leave the South Ferry the Course at
half past o'clock and return Immediately after the race.
CENTREvILLE coURsE-slo FOOT RACE.-TEN DOL
mile and repeat free for all except Barlow he to give eighty
race, by soclOck. No entrance charged.
~ sweepstakesl2OO Subscribers at f5 each The party
parties drawing "Tls ssrter 100000 the like among
bs e. second Md s
sS a aSSd sar Ts f ssd
e. ssSh.Irst horse $4,000 second horse faoo third horse
Parties desrous securing above Sweep
i ss :s'sssss %i 1y .sEsssS
shares ssn sly Tsh's be IS S' lias; ss S S
scribers All communication, to in2c1 m!secOn tain
letters must Be- addressed y IA eIis ana james
ai% 81 =. az aa noT s
race less 10 per cent The race x Ct ponaster the
genuine sH::. IT, ls,.sT post
halves by different posts
INDEPENDENT ORDER OF GOOD FELLows-A sPE-
sal meeting Of the r. g. l. will be held their rooms
O'clock Punctua Attendance respectfully requested Without
further notice business Of will Be transacted
sAnvrL CARTER. R. W. q. sec'y ~ '-'' :" W. e.
AsGovERNEss OR oRGANIsI-wANTEDB BY A YOUNG
a .n IN Tn' AND
ing situation as above She has testimonials from the pra-
n Il. would glad make an ensse@ent with any
Church need OIL accept the situation
OF Coverness private family in which department
and Psno EdS Herald G on the Organ
AN ENGLISH PRIVATE FAMILY, RESIDING IN A
ITs Cottass pleasantly 81 mated within 20 minutes walk
n Vie ru.Sn or senth Ferries Bossyn can
AID and dinner SUNDAYS The best references given
required Please address j. H. at this Office
r OsT-oN FRIDAY EVENING, GOING FROM TWENTY
IL second street through Ninth Fourteenth street
turning to GIBBONS. Fourteenth street. between Ninth
and Tenth av' nuess
Mr. GEORGE WELLS, JR, WILL PLEASE CALL AT
Nl No. Is Platt st.. Immediately.
CANTA Annals MILITARY SADDLE. Birdie, &c. &c
~ Gold mounted set with briiants and valued 300
can he seen for few days at Rleys Fifth Ward Museum
THE PUBLIC IS HEREBY CAUTIONED AGAINST NE.
gotiarg two Massachusetts, Sterling Bonds 600 each
ed the letter encospg item which was mailed at Boston on
the 18th inst, having miscarrie'. WARD Il CO,
% Wall street. New York.
CLEAREp-THE BEAUTIFUL BALTIMORE CLIPPER
OEL1ZA ANN Capt Pettis for Plumb Gut BayPassenger
Col Mann Major Hid Of the Chatham, Lieut. Clark the Bow
cry d. Turner Capt O. Riggs John Hoighton Sherman
TIE QUEENS HOTEL. OPPOSITE TIE GENERAL posi-
Once St Martins le Grand, London1his magnificent 10
ei recently undergone extensive alterations and great
rya in The metropolis both in point and mo
cnag The Coffee room one Of tho largest and
SssSs TaSH%s ssnSEH RI s a HSs nnd Cold
pfcnnsrly chef Seward q the British Queen Steamship
NoTcE-TnE SUBSCRIBER GIVES HIS PERSONAL
for 4ale laro
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The Arrival Of the steamer-AIso, the arrI-

The Arrival OF the Steamer-AlsO, the arrl-
val Of French Boots from Paris and for sale friend
YOUNGS The officers and men Of the Army and Navy should
ali their Boots and Shoes Of Young His fine French 81
equal to the 81 boots In other fine Calf So usually
81 50and S.; cerler of Fulton and Nassau streets
The Great Question Answered, the Cheap
Clothing Store in the 50 pants
50 cents; Vests so cents EACH Also Cashmeret Alpaca
and linen Coats incredibly cheap heap Of Unredeemed
hand magnfcently Remember
the IS suit store Nassau and Beekman streets
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Mount Norris, Harlcm.-Novv Is the time for
enjoying air and and pleasure by viewing
one Of the most magnificent scenes In the world THE
and Of aece by the carr All who know how to appreciate
items Of Mr. and Mrs Nosand and the good things provided
will insure o days pleasure.
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w ALNUT STREET THEATRE, PHILADELPHIA
w Mon day Evening July "a, lS48-Wi be performed the
comedy Of SPEED The rL0U GH-sir Abs Handy Mr. Bake
Bobby Handy, Mr. Wheacy Farmer Ashfeld, Mr. Chapman
Ezekiel Domespun, Mr. tacide Cecilia Miss T. aac; Lady
handy Mrs hsyer To conclude with entire drama
the VOLUNTEERS RETURN embracing the principle cdents
of Mexican campaign, with scenery domestic pictures
and military tsbeaux.
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N0TICE-THE SUBSCRIBER GIVES HIS PERSONAL
attention TO buying selling and exchanging Real Estate
OF All descriptions in Boston vicinity Also sale Largo
number Of Farms in different sections o. the countyIrees from
NW 10 $2ooW Notes and mortgages negotiated.
j. W. MAYNARD, No5 Congress street Bcs.op
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n RAND EVENING ExCURsION-!THE SPLENDID
~ steamer New Haven will leave Tuesday evening" July
til an at the following places Duane past
~ Canal street Hammond Grand
street. East river half Brooklyn quarter Cath.
rns street At ard pier No North river at quarter past
Waaces celebrated Colon Band engaged The dancing to
be un'er the immediate direction Of Mr. Wallace Tickets so
nte each
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Nlw CODE OF PRACrICE-Ir FREQUENTLY uAp

NV CODE OF PRACT1CE-IT FREQUENTLY HAP.
pens mat persons sued for debts which, though willing
ana aesieus they are under temporary inability pay In
suV vases ~ mas gen orally been considered ushabe de-
70 use all esl means to obtain delay and prevent his
pt Perry IRON being sacrificed by execution Uu1er the
s execution may issue immediately after judgment The
aoVerser who is mber Of the legal profession
extensive prpctce in prosecuting defending suits
lection OF debts bias carefully udied the
70 nat inch Of professional business; and having himself
% with the legal methods by which, under the new
cuee the obtaining OF Judgment In collecting sus may
either accelerated delayed the interest of tho client nav
Ionr he offers his services in such causes Address Box No
., Post Office, New York City.
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Eve, Ing July 2inWill b played new drama. in
ynrrey Mr. Carher Mr. Marshal Major Sol Bagstock M
Rrougham Capt Cutie Mr. Burton; Walter Cay, Mr. James
Dunn Florence Dombey, Miss j. Hill; MRS Skcwton Mrs,
hughes susan Eipper Mrs Brcngham r z.Ps,eadS Miss
Lord Henry Mr. Crisp Lady Julia Miss Chapman. conclude
with the langhable comic ballet called Les EsCHELLES
DAMOUR Or Tho Ladder Of Love-Jemmy Mr. FrederickE
Jenny Miss Walters Dress Circle snd Parque so ctr Family
Circle second tier o Doors ct o'clock Curtain
n n
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DUuERY THEATRE-M0NDAY EVENING, JULY a.
- VIII be acted tragedy Of MAcBErHMacbeth
Aarsi ALL Eacduf Mr. Carfe Malcolm, rlton; Banquo
Nv BALL DuncA. Mr. Belamy Fret Witch. Mr. Burke Lady
Gl,beth Mt rre Iirst slnring ieh Msg 70 en-
Gifted Servants Baron Dtnoyer Mr. Warden; lloa hssPsr
Suths and Don. Miss Frtina, MIRA Walcott Hon. Mis-
Nyrtina Miss Taylor The FAIRY Favorable Ms Jordan; King
Alfcurtr Mr. Stevens; Prime Minister Mr. Warwick Doors
performance ut TX o'clock
PIT and Gallery Tx cents.
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DAQKET FOR HAvRE-SECOND LINE-THE SHIP
ONEIDA Jas Funck Master to sail Of August
BOYD b HINCKEN Agpnta
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A MEXICAN MUsEUM.-P. 7. BARNUM PROPRIETOR--
IA r. Hitchcock Hanage-Spendid performances every after
noon q 81 O'Clock and every evening at Last
the world being fu feet in height The enormous Boa Con
stricto 80 The three Living Ouang Outang finest
seen in this country apparently much human brute
The Fairy Family Mr. Chubbee the Indian Flutst highland
Mammoth Boys Giant Baby Wax Scripture Statuary. Ma
dame Rockwell the famous Fortune Teller Admson to the
whole including Museum performances: Is Children
Reserved front seats. enc shilling EACH extra.