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Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1848-04-06

Poets should be mindful when they reach
down the sublime for their lady-loves to
write in our modern style. Ladies are not
such good decipherers of hieroglyphicaz
encomiuns on their eyes.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1848-04-06
NOTICE..

S%WM. H. BRAWNER. one Of the
Justices of the Peace of the State of Mary
land, in and for Charles County, will attend
to Magistrates business at Port Tobacco
on Mondays, Tuesdays and Thursdays of
each week. ap 6-3t.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1848-04-06
FRESH GARDEN SEEDS.

GA general assortment Of GARDEN SEEDS.
is kept on sale by E. WHITMAN, Jr. which can be
recommended to his customers.
April 6, lS1S.-tf
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1848-04-06
For the Port Tobacco Times.

STRAYED OR SToLEN-Werem missing from
the residence of a reverend gentleman of
Charles, some few weeks back. the remnants
of a very fine turkey. Suspicion rests on
one who was detected the morning of the
theft stealing young Iady's breakfast under
her nose. Any information respecting the
discovery Of the lost property will be thank
fully received by the unfortunate loser.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1848-04-06

ADVICE, GRATIs.-Y Dung men should be
careful not to use any thing stronger than
that beneath their boat when they 60 on
river excursion with ladies, as there is dan
ger Of their being upset.-Verb. Sat.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1848-04-06

I@WM. THOMSON, Baltimore and E. w.
CARR, Philadelphia, are authorized to procure and
forward advertisements intended for insertion in
this paper.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1848-04-06
BOOT AND SHOE SHOP.
-R~

THE undersigned respectfully informs
Il the public that he has opened BOOT
aud SHOE Shop in Port Tobacco, IN the
house formerly occupied by MIR. Barnes as
tavlor's shop, IN the rear of the Court
House. The business will be superintendent
by Mr.. E. HATCHER. Public patronage is
earnestly solicited.
mar 80. ?. DAVIS.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1848-04-06
MAGISTRATES BLANKS.

d IN MS.
a%The newly appointed Magistrates can
be furnished with any description of Blanks
a, this office.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1848-04-06

FRANKLIN o. Turner, Of this county,
was admitted an Attorney Of St. Mays
County Court at its late term.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1848-04-06
THE TIMES.
PORT TOBACCO, MD.

THURSDAY MORNING, APRIL 6, 1913.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1848-04-06

The Annual Conference of the Methodist
Episcopal Church, at its recent meeting,
made the following appointments for
Baltimore District-N. J. B. MORGAN,
Presiding Elder.
Charles Circui-WM. S. BAIRD and w.
L. MURPHY.
81. .Mary's CrcuH-A. SMITH, R. L. DA-
SHELL, and J. RICHARDSON, sup.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1848-04-06

lot of Turks Island Salt for sale by
- mar %. BOSWELL & co.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1848-04-06

SURGICAL OrERATIoN.-Dr. Tyler of
Frederick, has recently performed success
full operation upon lady of Carroll county,
for cancer in the breast. Ether was used,
and the entire breast, weighing six pounds,
taken off in less time than minute, wi,hou,
pain to the lady, who is now recovering.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1848-04-06

ToBAcco-The Baltimore American of
Monday says: "We learn that all the good
Kentucky and Virginia Tobacco in our
market has, within the last two or three
days, been bought up-except lot of about
$50 hhds. fire quality Kentucky, which is
held by one house.
eve also learn that large sales Of Tobac-
co have been made in New York and Phi
ladelphia."
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1848-04-06

Remaining in the Post Office at Port Tobacco, for
the quarter ending 3lst March, ls4s.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1848-04-06

AMERICANS IN PARIs.-Two letters from
Americans in Paris appear in the Boston
papers-one from George Summer in the
Advertiser, and one from S. 6. Goodrich in
the Courier. Mr.. Summer thinks that the
result Of the National Assembly convoked
on the 20Ih of April will be the adoption OF
our constitution; President and lwoC Cham
hers. From his intimacy with Lamar'lne,
Mr.. Summer may be supposed to speak au-
,horitaiveIv. Mr.. Goodrich's conclusion
is, tina, ''ere the sky be cleared, still further
.empes,s must sweep over France, as well
as other nations.'
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1848-04-06

Persons calling for the above-named letters will
say they are advertised or otherwise they may not
receive them. J. nj. MARTIN, P. NJ.
ape.
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FASHIONABLE INTELLlGENcE.-The great pugilis-
tic gentleman, Yankee Sullivan, now generally
known as Baron Sweetheart, or Saddebags, or
Sourcrout, or any thing else they please, since
his appearance at the Opera, gave famous
champais soriee, which was occasioned by the
presentation to him of silver pitcher by his
friends. The pitcher, it is said, Is very SUBJ
lime effort of mechanical skill, and contains
the following inscription sc Presented to
James Yankee Sullivan, as testimony of regard
for his manly bearing and gentlemanly demea-
nor at the Italian Opera" Speeches, toasts and
songs filled up the vacancies of the evening
Yankee Sullivan will probably be at the fancy
ball. We do not know whether he will make
his appearance in any peculiar fancy costume
or not, but the ball promises to be the creates
affair of the season-so great, that we should not
be surprised to the Opera burst up afterwards.
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Relsv,ous Jute,iluepce

CALENDAR FOR MARcH-4th Saturday, St Casimir, Ct;
9Th, Sunday, Qui. qusgesima Sunday; 9th, Monday,
Feria; TIN, Tuesday st Thomas Aquioas CD; 9tn,
Wednesday, Aeh- "Wednesday, 1rst day of Lent; 9th,
Thursday, ST. Francis, Widow 10th, Friday, Most Ss-
cred Passion of Lord; ith Saturday, st John Of
God.
The following is a summary Of Bishop DsLancys
Visitation in the diocese Of Western New York, in
February from the lst to the 2oh inst Ordained one
priest and deacon copseoated two church edifces
Instituted three rectors; confirmed about lao In seven
churs hes married one couple admnistered the holy
communion three times. and preached IL times.
On Sunday, March 10th, Bishop Delaney proposes
to hold On ordination at St. Peters Church, Auburn,
where several candidates will be admitted to the Holy
Order OF Deacops.
The Rev Robert Adar has been elected Secretary Of
the Philadelphia Home Missionary Socsty, In the place
of the Rev DR.. Farchild, resigned.
Tbs Right Rev Bishop Hughes has appointed the
Rev MIR. Murphy, OF ST. Marys Church. In this CITY TO
be pastor the Catholic Church. New Brighton, Staten
Island and the Rev Edw O,Nei Of the Church OF the
Nativity has been appointed to ofoiato in st Mery's
Church, Grand street.
CLRnieAL CHANeEs.-The Rev. Alexander Shiras hiss
resigned in consequences Of eufcebled health the rec
torship of st. Johns Georgetown, c., and the rev
r. Claxton, Of West Chester, Pennsylvania has been
invited to succeed him. This Rev. Breed Bachelor has
been received into tho diocese OF Western New YORK;
from the diocess Pennsylvania and has taken charge
OF the academy at Lewiston. The Rev Thomas IL
skinner will be paugurated Professor of Sacred
Rhetoric and Pastoral Theology in the Union Theolo-
gica Seminary Of this city, Wednesday evening sth
OF Mach The exercises will take place In the Mercer
street Presbyterian church, at half past O'Clock
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|fe, that the delegates of each district select
be to represent the district in the national
Invention, and two persons on the electoral
|fket; and that committee of twenty -four be
|||pointed, who shall select one each of two per-
lbs respectively named, which persons chosen
committee, shall be the delegates of. the con-
ntion and electoral ticket; and that the per-
ms elected shall sgive written pledge to sup
TT Mr.. Buchanan throughout.
\ This proposition brought out the entire voice
the convention, and gave rise to an exciting
I'D stormy debate, that never was equalled in
||iy political body. The Dallas men, and some
the Buchananites, opposed Mr. Kerr's substi-
tie most strenuousy. They said it was an at
mpt to place an entire dictation over the course
the delegates to the national convention, in
e hands of committee of twenty -four,
ing unknown to the usages of the democratic
Erty. 1t was denounced as an imputation on
lie competency of the people to select proper de-
pgates; and was a system of check balance
liver before devised and as one opponent, Mr.
galloway, of Crawford, said, was double cllnch-
H. and an insult to a respectable minority which
lied to pledge themselves to give their support
III the nominee of the convention without previ-
lbs preparation, and as direct censure cast upon
lem. He also asserted it to be an attempt
deprive the people of congressional districts of
HE right to select their own representatives.
lily proper amendment those in favor of it would
fevent Pennsylvania from being betrayed, as
be was in 1874, when a man unknown-Polk-
pt the choice of the party, received the vote of
be State, without the knowledge or consent of
be party. He said, also, that that amendment
Ould not interfere with the ancient landmarks
the party; and everything now proposed was
erfectly proper, and had been done by previous
Inventions.
In this debate, many gentlemen participated,
hd many more were unable to get the floor.
fter fierce contest, the original resolution and
hendment were Withdrawn.
Mr.. Long offered modification, in order to
Tease both parties, which was unanimously
Popted. 1t provided that delegates from con-
kessonal districts should each select one, who
bould give written pledge to vote for Mr.. Blu
hanan, 80 long as there was a chance in his
kvor.
A motion was then made to go into a nonlina-
on for Vice President, which was lost.
The convention held an evening session, and
tent into the nomination of Canal Commission
rs. Israel Painter was elected on the third l.
bt; Wilson McCandless on the second.
II William Firney was elected as the Senatorial
flegate,
n After which, the convention adjourned until
pondsy M orning.
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INsunANcE AND BANKING BILLs.


The general insurance bill and general banking bill
were made the special order for Tuesday next.
SARATOGA AND wAsHINor ON RAILRoAp.
bill to amend the charter of the Saratoga snd Wash
ington Railroad was passed.
SCHOOL ELECTIONS
bill to change the time of holding school elections
In New York was ordered to third reading
INCORPORATION SOCIETIES.
bill for the incorporation Of religious charitable
benevolent and other ,ocetiss referred to select
committee to report complete
NAVIGATION COMPANY.
The bill to incorporate the Long Island Navigation
Company passed to a third reading.
BROOKLYN ORPHAN ASYLUM
The House amendments relative to the bill for appro-
priations for the Orphan Asylum of Brooklyn, were
agreed to.
COMMISSIONERS DEEDS.
The Senate, in Committee of the Whols, took up tho
bill to appoint Commissioners of Deeds in cities.
Mr.. JOHNSON moved amendment that the Commits
soners be appointed by the Common Council, nomi-
milton of the Mayor This motion was rejected.
Adjourned
Assembly.
LOAN YORK.
The bill to authorize the Mayor So, of tho city OF
New York to raise 900 by oan laid for ono
week.
ASYLUM BROOKLYN.
The bill relative to the Orphans Asylum Of Brooklyn,
was passed.
IMPRISONMENT rINEs.
The bill to limit imprisonment for fines rejected
Al to So
EMMETT BENEVOLENT SOCIETY.
Mr. E. c. BENEDICT gave notice of bill to incorporate
the Emmett Mutual Benevolent Society of New York
CHARTER ELECTIONS.
Also bill to change the time of holding charter cleo.
lions in this State
RELAYINo A RAILROAD TRACK.
Mr.. Toll introduced bill to compel the Saratoga and
Schenectady Railroad Company to relay their track
POLITICAL MOVEMENTS.
MIR. niece gave notice Of bill for organizing board
of permanent in the city of New York also
one relative to ward assessors in New York
AMENDMENT STATE PRISON ACT.
The House, in committee, took up the bill to amend
the State prison act of last session. which authorizes
cutting stone at Sing Sipg.
Messrs BOWIE and WALSH reported the bill.
Mr. BOWIE proposed as n substitute that all the
victs Of Sing Sing be employed in cutting stone.
The substitute lost, and the bill ordered to
third reading
PUBLIC SCHOOL YORK.
bill in relation to the Public School Society Of New
York read and passed.
AdiournSd
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youru,s rev York Spending Bank-where

desrous OF making good iuvesmsnts can have
yearly dividend caed in their favor of from % 10 80 per
cent This they do by Getting their Boots shoes ana
t}aifers friend Youngs opposite our ohce inns store
~ our certain knowledge is the cheapest store in the city nc
sells his b.st french calf boots for 81 5o sold in other stores
for % and Al 90; calf make for ~ ?o
sold in other Tor aud fopngs boots are &C.
odsdly the caespet aoets 70 ts cy ana ieI sy's sg
worla Ws wosla Feeom,asad AZ sai tisnas 70 ee hs
s .SAAi Z bSSskS;st' ''f'" 81 '"''' ''' '"' '
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MARKETS ELyEwuEuE.


BALTIMoRs. March $1,000 Marvlsnd 3rs i00a Bal
nmofe s. $780, s7H 500 d. do 97n $500 do iarO. 81
t3so bam ,e aud Ohio Railroad Dvdeud bonds 10 ~ 500
90 do 1874 800 do do 7s shares Union Manuf Co..
pa,sapktrHIs March 1919 First Board-sss) Lehish
Canal Scrip. 81 S2in do do, 83H so JCopper 2X Mine
hill Railroad 81. .aner Sae,-as Commerci B.uk CHM
"a 5000 renn'ysan,a q. 1915 $1,000 rreasury 6's
lol; 70 ComSsrc9l Bnt Chm, 354 50 Bank. "a e.
eond Bcdrd15oo 8 ioln 6s e7' t2'< 500 Treasury
Notes6s ol1s inter- Saes-5 CONNIE rcia Bank ST. 5000
U s Treasury No es 6's l0lA - -
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Arrival OF the U. 8. Ship Columbus.

BALTIMORE, March I, 1913.
The United States ship-of-th e-line Columbus,
barring the broad penuant of Commodore Biddle,
hchored ia Lynn Haven Bay on Thursday af-
|rnoon. She has been about thirty-two months
IN cruise in the East Indies and Pacific ocean,
md last from Rio de Janeiro.
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BALTIMORE, March 4The news has depressed the
market and prices of BrcadstuRs all unscttled-
Provisions, ne change. Whiskey dull. Corn was
less firm. Weather clear and pleasant.
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Fire In Philadelphia e..

PHILADELPHIA, March 4, 1913.
John Donnellys lucifer match factory, in
sank street, above Chestnut, caught fire about
inc o'clock this evening, and the interior was
lntirey DESTROYED.
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Police.

Jtrenile Thiepes.-Two boys, by the names Of Tho
Pfitchard and John Starkey arrested yester
day by officer Nealis, Of the 9th ward, charge Of
stealing box containing $37, from the store No. 294
Broadway belonging to Mr. Benjamin Pike, jun. JUS
tics Osborne locked them both up for trial.
Several other of petit larceny drunkards oafss
and Migrants disposed Of according to their merits
which finished up the business done yesterday by the
sitting magistrates.
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winter cana back upon us yesterday with one OF hit
ae,cs,t onsaurhts and from ten in the morning Till
evening snow fell with stesdinsss sod perunacity thss
soop gave 10 the earth white =, 'eyss' g.
Of ths music Of tSs nslins sleigh bells Ba''n''' 's"s
y,seu. Mersh A
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Destructive FIRE IN BUFFALo.-At about half
past o'clock on the evening of the lst, fire
broke ont In the brick block No rs Main street which
together with its contents was mostly consumed The
sufferers Mr. Beardsley, cabinet maker, loss about
$1,000 insured for $500 Mr. Hilderman clot bier loss
$4,000 insured for $500 Mr. Clay shoe store, loss
$500 no insurance - BIZ faLo Erpress, March ID.
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According to the report Of tina Adjutaut General Of
Nayachusetts there in thst State 996 actual MI
tIo en- there are enrolled 80 663 men 1t Is said that
H. nT,,ent militia system Ia complet. failure There
sre Ia the arsenal muskets, of which 1873 Are In
order The military expenses OF the state during
ibe nat year are estimated at SIS $50 "a
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DOMESTIC MARKETS

DOMESTIC MARKETS.
BRIoHroN ArrLE MARKEr.-March >, lsis-At
market $50 beef cattle IS Jokes working oxen
and calves, 1909 sheep, and 425 swine Prices B eef
Csttle-Extra So so; LIST quality Sc So 25 ID quality
SIS 90 q SIS rs; Sd do 81 rs a S. Working Oxsn-S65.
$40 S7s, $50, 500, Sll0 Cows and Cslves-s2a. s25,
S2S 500 S35 S37 so. SbeepS2 So So u.s. 81 So 81 90,
81 so. So. Swine-At wholesale, AZ 5Hc
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y Lhry where they will be ready to 5ees,ye their friend.
full lutte eats They promise rich treat every day this
week Monday excepted. All who have them will
surely go this week They may be l0x A. NJ, and
and TX r. M.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-03-05

MO q 1919 MAN CANNOT HAVE HIS DISEASES
IN cutcd by removing the cause which generally iner-
nal No effect can take place wi,houta cause Therefe
no can affect the head the foot part OF the
body save from the actual Of those hgmeri whose
serid or peccant qualities produce the NO brenchai
Disease eau be present. other affections Of the Throat or
Wudpipe Consumption, but from these malignant hunors
IL no trath these sciid humos which the occason OF
he aches srd pains all Erupons and Ulcers all skin pis
eses and swelisgs of the Feet aud all lnhammaoEs al
Canoe and umor, all Piles and Covenes, AL ro Sa
Affection whsxyer And all, without sxcepon
removable, and horouxhly curabls BY pursaon rs ps
Gold with full deetenas % cent: psr oos M ~ pae,
street. a1t BowerY, and Al DR. Brandrs'hs fnn'''' ""'
Nl Broadway,
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Married.

At Brooklyn, en- thu ID inst by tbs Rev. William
Wilson, ID. of Cincinnati ME-. JOHN REID, of Utics
Ohio to MISS MARGARET DAVIS Of the city OF Brooklyn
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Died,
Saturday morning. 4th inst, Mr.. PHILLIP w. BUR-
RELL, In the 6lst year of his age
His friends, and those Of his brother Samuel Burre
invited to attend his funeral from his late residence
No ~ Sullivan street, this Sunday afternoon at
O'Clock.
On Saturday, March 4th, JAMES RoLsroN SIMPSON,
aged 30 yesrs, month and 30 days
His friends and the friends of the family, respect
fully invited to attend his funeral Sunday, the 5th
inst Mt O'Clock, r. M from his late residences Ia Van
dewater street.
On the 4th instant RoRERr STEWART, aged "a years.
The friends and acquaintance Of the family also the
members of Phoenix Assembly No !, b. Of Beresns,
and the order in general respectfully invited to at
tend his funeral from his late residence l23 Mulberry
street this Sunday afternoon at IN o'clock without
further invitation.
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NEW YORK LEGISLAE URE.
ALBANY March 4, lsls
Senate.

senate,
MAJ or BROOKLYN
Mr.. Bsosr. rsporteda bill TO altert commissioners
|vpsp Of the city Of Rrocklyn.
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A BERNETHY's BOTANICAL PILLS, FOR THE

Ir-.thr,i
Discharges, elects Whites, STRUCTURES, Femie We ku,,.
SC These Pills made from the prescription o. c hte
CELEBRATED DR. Alternately who for great many years sue
cesuy rescrbed them in all stages OF the above deaes
not ony in nj, private but ~ several public hospitals
This wide celebrity OF pills is the best spasny Tor
their nui-k and positive all the above com
nsn,s In The early stages OF Conorrha box generally
,ufnieut to effect cure fw days To- he hsd genuine
wholesale and retail oulyM ,APOTHECAhiso HALL 80
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mr. RALPH, AUTHOR OF THE "PRACTlCAL
~ Private Treatise nc, consulted up9n any OF tne
street from to iaA;M, and to PM lsunday excspsd
be shed the rapdty and little iaconycreace sterc
Ing n cure II is chiefly however thoss who hays suffered
long from class Of psops otherwise who cn pro
.,yiv s~rr,ss,a hs ssrstsss
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THE MOST VALUABLE COLLECTION OF PIC
this countrycomprisiag some OF the best
works of Titan Murio Rubens, and other Of the old
Masters open the public IT the Gallery Of the Ma,
oua Academy OF Design II Broadway and Leonard
~ Get rtnm Q. A N 10. z. NJ AdmLxsInn. IS cents
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NlEsr ANNUAL BALL OF TEE h M ~ ~,
Guards will be held At amman piaeis, csiebrs.
ted Cotion Baud having been enSssa as s az ,Sc
LIocr Wsnaarr The CT I'm nee Of airanze nenIs Ieusu
a ,haf main, win be spared Oh their p,tt' mtke ths
s.' sorroabs the tlckets can Dc niu
one OF me or AZ the door the evening Of the
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-03-05

NIBLO'S ALBANIA. $50 BROADWAY-MON.
~ day evening, Marchs Picturesque Concerts by Mons
BERNARD in with the juity celebrated Virgins
Hsrmonss their unrvaed performances Of Songs Glees:
Chorues and Csricaurss The renowned Spanish F.ko
Ava Young TRANSFORMATIONS magnificent and wonderful
Hudoo miracles have delighted al Europe and Americas Is
also engaged and will appear Pictures representing the
Muses., Hercules, Diana sc. Hptoo Observation-Disclosures
Love Letter the Living TARGET Fortune Telling, tbs Ami
mated Figure &c. Admission. Is doors J.
cor ar Change OF perfo m eich evening.
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OOK AT THIS.-LADIES,w WE INVITE YOUR AT;
IL tenon TO our ars, splendid of Boots and
Shoes which shall sell until April lat at rst cost 20 we
intend making change our business Ihess goods are
all fresh and Ia STYLE GeB have banda rgs qqan
tty Of first Boots and shoes, which we hall asJ s At
the Old place 367 Broadway corner Of Fraokn st.
B-Aso large Of Rubber Over shoes and Water Proof
Boots. Also, large meut OF 0entlemens Congress
Gal tern. AT redured price M. CAhlLt,.
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A CARD-pRUF sSOR THEIRS BEGs LEAVE
n respectfully TO the public and strangers VI
rltinr the city he will Tuesday evening" March
7th inst Concert Room No $50 Broadway, ne 1t door
above the Broadway Theatre, with his entire company OF
American and foreign GEO IN numbr which will APP
of aud splendid Tableaux Vivans
aad pasque The above named has
Gently fitted aud comfortable nann,r Fro
will be spared render his sxhisou worthy liberal share
the public patronage The costumes and properties have
saadc a magnificent style Ehe police de-
pment of this estab sh will be the direction
order