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Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1848-09-15

QUEER LocIc' - Every vote that a
Wing gives Van Buren,, says Taylor
man, is clear gain for Cass.'
Every vote, says Cass man TO Barn.
burner Democrat, that you give to Van
Buren,, is clear gain to Taylor
According to such logic, Mr.. Van Buren,
won't stand chance of getting any votes at
all.
Common sense says, 10 Wing, Demo-
crat, Abolilonist, and Land Reformer, 'Ev-
cry vote cast for Mr. Van Buren,, is not on
Iy testimony in favor of the principles of
tile Jeflersonian Ordinance, but an addi-
tional nail in tile coffin of old Hunkerism.'
Freemen, which is most true
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1848-09-15

A Discovery. john &. Calhoun said
in the Senate, Just before the adjournment,
that "a large portion of the people of the
North were possessed with the belief tina
slavery is an evil As TO the cause of Thu
belief, he confessed hir self somewhat il
The dark, but thought it might BIZ owing &c
tie agitation of the subject in England -
The sIavehoIding Philosopher is too sharp.
- Blackstone Chron.
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1848-09-15

SPORTING. The Davenport Gazette
says, that the sporlsmcn at the LIE Clair
House have brought in over three hous
and prairie chickens, between the 10th O.
July and 20th OF August. The same pape'
also tells how two German fishermen o
that place, brought in ten or twelve Pik'
from three to four feet in length, and weigh
ing from 20 10 80 pounds each.
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1848-09-15

LIBERALITY. - James S. Wadsworth.
ESQ, of Geneseo, n. Y, has made gem
erous donation Of $500 TO the sufferers bv
the Albany fire. This individual, it will
be recollected gave TO the sufferers by fam
inc in Ireland, during the last winter, the
sum of $1,000 in cash and 1000 bushels of
grain.
Mr.. Wads worth has been spoken of as
the probable free soil candidate for Cover.
nor OF New York.
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1848-09-15

ry7The Ten Hour bill, which passed
the Maine Legislature, exempts agricultural
and monthly laborers from the effect OF the
law, and does not go into operation until
the Goth of April, lS49.
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1848-09-15

Rev. ]. May has been quoted by certain
Taylor papers, as a member of the Buffalo
convention who will not support its nomi-
nee. Read what he says of those wings
who support Taylor;-"I will i'll become
those UhigS who mean to support Gener-
al Taylor, 10 cast any reproach upon that
large portion of their former advocates who
have determined to vote rather for Martin
Van Bureu. As wei! might the Prince of
Evil pride himself upon his holiness, as the
Wing party claim consistency in raising
Zachary Taylor 10 the Presidential chair!"
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1848-09-15

i-grThe Taylor poets have written new
song in honor of ''old Zach" Here is the
chorus:
o come along with shout and song,
And "go it while you're able,
We II PIT old Zach in the White House boys,
"Old Whitley, in the White House stable.
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1848-09-15

EDITORIAL TRoUBLEs.-The Victoria
Texas .4dUocafe, Of July p, apologies
for a lack of matter in its columns, by say~
ing that tho senior editor was shot aud bad
" wounded-the junior editor had tn;
chlIs and fever-and there had been nc
mails there for two weeks
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1848-09-15

IowA.-The Democrats have majority
in each brarch of the Legislature, and twen-
tyone majority on joint ballot. The popu-
lar majority is about twelve hundred and
fifty, as claimed by The Union.
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1848-09-15

Punch says that the milk Of human
kindness is not to be found in the pail Of
society,"" If so we think it time for all
"hands," as pat would say,Aa "@a-k 4s
twka.'
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-09-02

Ansy Sas-Sl0eo United States e. - 81 Penn g. 7Sk 100
Heading railroad 5x $50 Norris Canal No Crard g. Al D01
6eoHd 500 United States de- 49, l0 O Sob Nav g.
I'M 90 Lesh Nav Coal Scrip Sl 70 do DO SlI . Uooa
BsIk Tenn 49, 2OUs Bank LOO Reading railroad ID Ier
Heading rsrosd Id GO 1orfs Canal AGO Sob Nav
boston, Aug Sl-EIcAance boards Western Railroad 99A
Is Boston and Worcester Railroad l0e fchbu Railroad
1875 Boston and Maine Ralroaf l9a Vermont Central
Raiho 5ak, 80 Vermont Central Railroad Rights 81:
Boston Co ~ 70 do kyds Is Reading Railroad i50io
t60ds, IGN; 80 DO. 3ds l6
DOMESTIC MARKETS.
BRIGHToN MARKEr-THuRspAy, August 81, 184S.-
At market 700 beef cattle 1000 steers $500 sheep and
$50 swine Prices-Besi CattlsExtra Sc; first quality
So SO SIS rs; second quality So Is a So so; third
So 90 . SIS rs. Steers-YesrliDgs IS $1l; two year
old $l1 500 three year old SIS $27 Working
Oxen-Sales at $50, S72, $50 and sos Cows and
Caves-Sales at $40, $26, 500 and $40. Sheep-Sales
smalllots ut 81 g. 81 49, 81 50 II and So 49, Swine
Small shoats &C. SIC, and 6ac old hogs All still hogs
~. At retail from SIC to 7c.
PHILADELPHIA CATTLE MARKET, Aug. 31.-Oferings
of the week consist of 1880 beef CATTLE including $50
taken to New York. $40 and calves; $50 hogs and
1850 sheep and lambs Prces-Beeves sold slowly at
IS SO SO the 100 lbs; $50 head left over Cows and
Calves Sales were mostly at $6a $l2 for dry, $l2
$24 for spripgers and $18 S2S for fresh COWS Hogs
sold at So IS rs the 100 lbs; 100 head left over
Sheep and Lambs sold at ST So each for the former
and 81 rs So 30 for the latter in quality Hay
Sales during the week range at SOC Toe the cwt and
Straw at 81 so q SIS SO the 100 bundles.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-09-02

BALTIMORE, Sept. I, 1sls.
The Liberia Pseket-End Of the Grim. Con- Case--.A
Boy Bitten BY a Shark, &c.
The bark Liberia Packet will leave this port on
Tuesday next. the 5th inst for Monrovia and other
parts Of Liberia. The American Colonization Society
will send out by her 90 emgrants four of whom
are furnished by the New York Colonization Society
The Maryland State Society also sends several. CO.
vernon kussworm and Judge Benedict win return in
me packet and also DIR Smith, a former resident of
Liberia bnt who has received medical education in
inns country under the auspices Of the Maryland Co
onIhtoh society. He has lust graduated at Pitts
field Mass with much credit and Ia said 10 posssss
aoi1tics which will lender his services eminently
useful In the X public. The Rev h1essrs Beverly r.
Wilson and Jas. Payne, OF the Liberia ConS.r.r.s
will go out as passengers
The case OF erin con. | noticed few days sines a
having takt place on Federal Ill., came to a tsrmi-
nation yesterday, by the lady acknowledging bsfore
Absence of her husband, she had invited the Young
man to como and sleep with her That 80 far he had
offended, but in all else he innocent The worthy
magistrate considering the Offences that was be-
yoDd the power Of human nature and young blood to
resist, very properly discharged the parties.
boy about eighteen years Of age, belonging to the
Orig Wghton. was bathing yesterday afternoon in the
river IN 'front.' OF the city and when about thirty feet
rom the wharf was seized by shark, which drew him
under water but leaving go his hold the bow WAS
enabled TO swim to the shore where several 20
ettracted by his cries drew him from the water when
they discovered that his leg bad been bitten
OIL by shark. The fish appears to have caught him a
ne was drawing the leg up, the wounds are above
ana below the knee. The flesh on the inside of the
irg Is torn open near three inches in width exposing
the bone and showing the ind of the teeth on
the bone. On the outside the flesh il also torn hut
not so severey-the teeth were deeply sunk in the
hesh, making terrible gashes He received medical
ara anu VII, probably be necessary to amputate his
leg The sight Of shark in this vicinity is very
unusual.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-09-02

Inc aggregate movement OF thefe INSTITUTIONS was
somewhat larger in July last than in January 1871
eighteen months previous The increase for that Pc
Rod has been tring that it is hardly worth noting
very decided improvement has been realised in
of the departments particularly in those affecting the
public interests viz, the circulation and amount Of
specie hand for the protection Of the circulation
With increase in the amount Of bullion in
there has been reduc ton in the circulation, that
the proportions Of specie on hand to paper promises in
the hands Of the public, had become reduced from
one to two and quarter to about one and and
threequarters These institutions show by the
report that the contraction in the circulation of the
Western banks has been almost universal. The
Western banks generally. have wide margin for an
expansion and the Improvement in com.
mercal affairs will justify it, have not the slightest
doubt they will fill it up These concerns are not
very apt to let any favorable opportunity pass
their profits without that regard for
Of the commercial classes which their intimate con.
nection would incline to think the best policy
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pnrLADELrHIA, Sent. l. 1s4s

PHILADELPHIA, Sept. l. 1S4S
Free Soil Meeting-John Tan Buren-.qlmot NJ,
Emeute.
A vast assemblagc was convened in the Chinese
Saloon lust evening to witness the CONNIE of
the free soil movement in this city mostly out of GU
riosity to Prince John and judge of his claims to
be the best stump speaker in the country The demo-
cratic papers Of yesterday both very abusive of
the cause, rs well as its candidates and advocates
and this circumstance was doubtless the reason why
the meeting was attended by a large number of the
nnterrhed who did their utmost to prevent the
Prince from being heard The resolutions were swal-
lowed with noisy gup the being loud II not
louder, than the ayes The Prince the only star
Of the evening, Mr.. Cambreng not showing himself.
Mr.. Van Buren's speech was highly reshed by por-
ton OF those present. who were highly indg the
disturbance caused by the Incorporate Cass men :
Judge Kelley at time made attempt to uiet the
male contents, by threatening to commit any of the
disturbers of the peace, If brought before him The
city police also IN considerable force and
prevented the old hunkers from getting up opposi-
ton meeting outside Of the Hall. Among the most
clerk in Of the Offices Of the row, fellow of inf
mite Jest" but apt to carry his pranks beyond the
in which he has been the prime mover are known to
have occurred within the last few months. During
the wing national convention, he delivered red-hot
Clay speech to vast throng of strangers stirring up
their enthusiasm in behalf Of the old cheftain to
fever beat for conside' able time and his
hearers would hardly believe the indignant ex-
clamation of city whig, that he was q wolf in
sheeps clothing On another occasion he passed
himself OIL as a methodist mi mister and made series
of visits to small colored congregation closin g the
rather difgracefu farce by making formal pressnta
ton Of large and handsome Bible. He figured in
another another Kind OF scene this morning, having been
brought before Judge Kelley, bench warrant, to
answer for his unwarrantabo conduct at the meeting
last evening The judge ordered him to give bail in
S2OCo Tor his good behavior for year To this he
Piled that he would give and he has been com
United to prison in default. The required amount Of
bail was offered by Andrew Miller but the
would not suffer 1t to be given The friends of Young
are denouncing the judge. Who they say, favors the
free soil movement, and an indignation meeting is
talked Of for tomorrow afternoon
The steamboat New Baltimore, built here for the
Fredericksb burg Railroad Company made her first ap-
pea!aLco upon the river yesterday and performed in
q highly creditabe manner. She RI from Burlington
to the city against tide, and part Of the distance
with q strong head wind, in So minutes. This is
stretch OF twenty miles and even better things are
expected Ct her when the ioughness of her new ma
chinery has been down smooth 1t was the first
time steam had been applied to the engine
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lOetln1 the

A Card.--W. NibaO, s.> Aeetlnx the
nes me numerous Strangers In city we'll
su with the
nss Italian and French Artists in this eouoy
vsy 70 variety Of Operas BY full chorus and or
shssra On Monday the Italian Opera called The ELIXIR OF
the anS upon 81 *. I M OF
VILE Tickets 90 cents Particular requested
Sm sis'i - s' o ASy
Place. :"
A Hat as Is "A Hat-Knox, OF l2s Fulton
street who knocks under to in getting cheap elegant
cid customers, and all the world besides to
Sh assortment Of Hats Caps Umbe and all the ct ceras
put: i. over LIVING int the body Of lis hats yet for
sheaPnes and d1ya6y 81 ms goods De Snieugs
UnreSleemed Pledges, from Auction Dress
and F,cs Ccss M srsnSs sIth S,a in s y.
e 1000 second hand Overc aud Cloak superb
hng s each Five Dollar Suit store Of Nassau
Travellers Omcers OF the Army and Navy,
md all those in want Of dressing, pectfuy invited
subscbers assortment wht - 'bc
vs aSe snd % sees ns o
g. SAUNDERS SON, No. lz Broadway, corner Of Liberty
Diamond Pointed Gold Pens sold by b. Il.
pees Cold Pens and Gold and liver ses in every variety
The celebrated Pen sold excl usvsy above Tho
points warranted i've years Gold Pens Tepaired.
DR.. Powell, OcuIlst, Aurist, &C., attends to
Ssn of Dr. Powell Eye,
adapted TO the reader be had above price 80
Also bis for strengthening the eyes Ar
and shoe trade offers for SALE At his French Boot
Fulton and Nassau strects French Calf Boots OF So
81 III e. sss s S" ALI
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-09-02

ds SOO REwARD-CROsyS SPECIFIC MIXTURE FOR
DOUO the OF sonoYyhns. OF all remedies disco
vcred for the above com plant this omost crtain makes
greedy and without tho least restriction
drink exposure change in Application business 1ho pro
Trctor challenges single instance Of gonorhna to b
brought which the mixture viii not under forfeiture Son
Many cured in two daya Sold BY Dr. JOHNSON 81 rs
Broadway corner Of Chamber street. Granite BadAe ana b
BANDS, lN Fulton, corner ol W uliAu DtyysN
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-09-02

lust fUELISHfD--DR. DoSTyICH's GREAT WORK
and Lectures on Nencoa and other affections the Uni
nary OrganS 90 raees qac. This e complete prsc
teal Work OF The had issued from pcss contans
TI.eycn eol9.sd sgrsnss which dslncate s class Of
deetes nmifsty IL also contains forty enxaynxs
equally well cccud and Everything known about mt dovr
catuento Of these deascs has foen carefully recorded sai ali
Yoy sale abe once Of publication 2?s Broadway add or The
author 6O Broadway. Price $40 Also, Dr. wor ON rof
shus 2ol pages cnpayings with hints yeuSx men Price
ale ~ above. This WORK intended expressly 70. the
IseNNjea. " Wv
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n REAT SALE OF LIN Dc, TOWN LOTS WATER POWER
N &C., the Illinois and Michigan Candidates. is hereby
given that under the authority granted in the secon Of the
law Of the State of Illinois, Of February e. Si3 the Board
Trustees Of the Illinois and Michigan Canal will offer for sale
public auction the lst day Of September all the
Lands Town Lots Water power and Buildings which ncu
ded the deed Of trust executed by the State
Illinois the Goth Of june 45 pursuance the said
State Of February 81 lS43 and March 49, ensoted the
completion OF the Illinois Michigan and
Of the canal debit That say about $4,000 Of
land all lying upon within distance Of five miles either
side Of said canal and extending the entire length Of 100
mica from Chicago Lake Michigan to tho town Of La
Sale the Illinois ryer also town lets in the city of Chicago
Loekpcr Joliet Du Pas Ksmkakec Norris Ottawa and La
Sale including water several points the canaIock
port Joliet Kamakee Sc. The sale viii Chicago
LIST day Of September and will be continued that
place and sucessyey other the canal
day. until all the said lands shall have been offered for ale
directed by law The Of aa One fourth cssh the
residue the purchase money three annual inssnts bear
ing per payable advance
lands constitute upwards Of four % of the grant made in
United States the State of Illinois, aid
the Of canal to unite the OF Mch
gan with hoa Of the Illinois river and the CHI we're
conveyed by the State the Board OF Trustees Of the Illinois and
Michigan canal for the stated in the deed Of
cued due form by tho Governor Of tho State and in
clerks office Of the counties of viii sna Of Cook list Of
before the day OF sale time any information which may DO
OF the Canal Once in Chicago.
WILLIAM II. SWIFT, T-,,.,so. r,;ro,. .,a
CHAKfEsoAKLiiY, Michigan Canal
Office Of the Hoard OF Trustees OF The Illinois snd Michigan
Canal, June l, 143
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-09-02

nR. GLOVER rs CONSULTED DURING THE DAY AND
DeveninE az his ONCE, ON al diseases Of delicate nature
Hseaueet OF coIys cubebs Ss extensively prescribe by
Nov No.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-09-02

~ and a streets has Tor tho last fourteen enjoyed
extensive practice in private dss-es lie
moot aggravated eases Of Tbs disease and mild cured in two
FIVE days SictuieDr Cooper the form Of
structures in from weeks. Constitutional debility
brought by secret habit INDUCED in by young Tits
freely INDUCED In begc.s Dyspepsia weakness Of the
limbs Ind small Of the back confusion Of the intellect and
sion TO society warranted In every change
Nh vuefd
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-09-02

kowEnY TaEArne-BKNHvir o. Mss TJkN YULi1
q sG,s:y b,sss s.S:~Ssr y :. .e The q D W.
B. Clarke; xahse. VT. Jordan vlsurds locer
csSs Ssp e.; s a ns1y
ERR nr Nary ayisr TO sMsh MI be added the 81 ac, o.
Dusr Baron Pomp"no Mr. sevens Doors op.n AZ nsr r
fsr%ssee to commence a. TX o'clock Bo1ss cents Pit TX
SsIemsa The play Il RIcmsIfES"Ri%ses ' w. 10
Joseph Mr. vsSs Hasusi Mr Ssmasd julie de- aor.@sr
% s a Marion e sTns Mr. shsrwoSS H. e.nes M
sdasa, smith, Mr. xnaTsw Mr. semerson Mr. Shaw
sDS m 1a s1s s% .m Mrs OsS a IS
Ga cents Doors open at perform, at ~
NIHL .9 s AsIoR PLACE MISUNDERSTANDING AND
Young Lady will mshe her appearance the stage in the
lar kindly her ssr1s M n PSp
in two characters Mr. John Set Mr
81 E % s sd%d play
Ashton by Young Lady After which Madame Macarren win
ysndenho Classical Scene TO the LOST LET
TER oors oen at quarter before commencing at hale
DURTONs THEATRE CHAMBERS sraEEr-sATURn, ~
hvsa S a. " S b yd a time ps ,hs
y Mr. NSinson Mr. caser Mr. Jordan Major Joe sa ps%
Mr. Brougha%; Edith, Mrs A knight Florence Dmbey Miss
OF the Invisible fi,'f nsn s
Ss Nc Miss Nj SShn psss
q Circle and rs.auss cent; Family Circle or second tier
CnANFRAU's NEW NATIONAL THEATRE FORMERLY
Drama Of JOAN OF cRares Of Frame Mr. saIs
h Mss s n e. as ' SV IF H Mis-
vIcTORINEFx, Mr. Stark Marquis dc varyier Ward Vic
with hs I' 81 Hss a r.
Burke seiseant Dsmme Mr. usrber. Polly Amp, Miss Mes
fnmanee to commence at TX o'clock Boxes. % Pit
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-09-02

nR. JEFFRIES' ANT1DoTE IS THE MOST EFrscTUAI.
- preparation aa for Gcnorrhca disorders of the
Sexual Oryans Lone experience has proved that i. win radi
tay sny This desirable result ebtsinei in from
days. and mother narsca nor ohends the
palate and renders unnecessary ny deviation in dc, inter
rupon usual pursus sleep hcathy dlreon ana
nuisance is ius removed speedily is consistent with ths
production OF thorough and mscat cure. insredisns
sie entirely vegetable and iuurovs effect, either eon.ttu
cbaly locally can h caused 81 It's u Price III rer bcI
street " - NNA-NA '1''A
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This road, running from Boston to Plymouth, Is "A
miles long, including branches, opened in Nov.
lsSe and cost 81 63eco 1t earned and paid divden ds
The frat year Of It's operation, and is rapidly ncrc
ing in productivcncss.
The following 10 statement Of the condition Of the
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-09-02

NJ CURE, no PAr.-DR. CORBiTT, 10 DUANE STREET,
member Of tae Royal tosc OF Surgeons London may
oofud in treatment Of decape diseases No matter how long
pains n hs bead and bones q The ies psotee Of fourteen
form CT this disease Recon. cases cured In four day
no mercury used Structures cured in TWO weeks with
scarcely pain. Thosc individuals who INDUCED
tain bahsOns habit can ros,eiy be restored 70 health aud
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-09-02
MARKETS ELSEWHERE

STVCk SAT.IS.
PulApIirius, September 1-f1rst Board-Sl5OO United
saics IS 1916 si.5 Tenn 5 73s 1900 lchsh Nav IT, b ~
900 Iehpb Coal SCRIP 40 shs 1rard Bank, lUs l:j Union
BaSi 1syp 81 vr BaDh, III efay and hechs Bank, OK
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Al osT ExrRAoRpiNskY wORk-T0 TnE MARRIsp

lSl or those contemplating marnags- The Married womans
Private Medical by Dr. A. " Asrrceau Sixth ed
oa. Price ST. Abs sork meeting with astounding ss
sD copies hays already been disposed OIL Every female
cory whether sed although
tdd sie.ty for the married ~ scrc
Vcb should DO known 10 them particularly Here female
discover c synpions aai he ncst eicen. reno
dies end mo5: eeran mode Of eycry For ss IA
Broadway At the publ ag oce 1873 bsry street. New York,
sso, T. T. Petersen number IS Caostnut street, Phade.
rhis Little Co. Albany; W.. r. Davis Boston. On the
receipt ST. copy viii be transmitted by ms tree postage,
aft parts Of the Ln!ssi states All addressed
)I.e 10 Lh6rly street =
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-09-02

ITO LET TO GOOD TENANT-A HOUSE AND STORE
800 Grand street. between Norfolk and Suffolk streets good
street for dry goods any fancy business Enquire
JOHN MCEVOf, str
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RARNUH's AMERICAN xUsEUM.-P. T. BARNUK.


afternoon at halt o'clock every evening
ter before The Manager has the pleasure of uucng
extraordinary wonder In creation Major ttohngcr hold
ing tte same relation to TIE famous pefsn that the ste
inches high aud weighs only Is lis He may Re every
morning from 10 to half II o'clock in the afternoon from
2tl half past and In the evening from till In addition
the MANAGER has also engaged the celebrated sable BROTHERS.
Mr. Jerry Merrifed the Highland Mammoth Boys Giant or
Mammoth Baby, Enormous Boa CONSTRUCTOR Madam Rockwell
the famous Fortune Teller may privately at an
extra charge OF % cents Admission tho whole including
Performances, Little Finger &c. 70 cento; dren,
1nderten yearsof and old enough to walk Alone H
Reserved front shilling
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I OTIS AT WILLIAMSBURGI NEAR GRAND AND HOUS
- ton ST. FerIhe property the of First
Fourth sts being $50 feet lst 100 n
good dock fer vessels drawing IS feet water in
depth Also plot Of around adjoining and with the
atoye being l3 feet front and running the 800
feet in dertb without dock The property offered
for SALE to lease for years For further particulars
apply to Woodruff y NINTURN, 81 South st.