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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-06-16
Sporting Intelligence.

y1..S Course L. I.-Yesterday lovely day for
rottins and vastly enjoyed by those who thought
to W sit the Union track The delightful breezes
from the sea- syang their genial influence over Long
Island cooling ~ they went formed striking contrast
with .the parchea steam-like atmosphere which the
denzens Of this ens np metropolis were rv 70
in The country those who attended the course were
much amused with variety OF spert Three trotting
matches and contest Hetween tw" PAGERS came on
and all with slight exception seemed to gire general
satisfaction. 49,. J.. a.
Harry and bl. m Modcsty-mile heats best three IN
sve-was the first the list, and which, Unfortunately
T. minated unpcasanty to the parties interested az
VIII. rsi Heaf-Grey Harry won the track The horses
omc mp under good Roadway at the first attempt ana
the won was given Before they had proceeds zen
frtv yards in advance of hy which he held to the
omartsr n, Notwithstanding that he also had broken Up
in ascendr ths turn. This distance was pefformed
~ Al second At sle half mile pole. Harry was SAIL
Ut ,,.ds lear of the mare; but she was stepping
finely an be m closSg on leaving that pSins nOuha mo
ns sch length, which she increased to three
hefnre rea hing the score beating Harry in 24!
too tha los d rosad the turn, aud passed the quarter
no,s IN Al 90 conds tn lengths In front OF Harry
Down the nck stse .no sfes Ss s1 Wei
thew passed the, half mie pole with the heads toge
ther in III eaeing tis<e and going on 60 the low
Wv avn Tho vehicles in contact whsch shat
tered the wheels both badly, and caused Modesy to
break up giving til the Leaf which he manage rs
stand each driver tb the cause q the accident on
the ether and mai. riy of the judges believing that
the error lay with the driver of gave sne nea. 70
the mare This deci sion gave co9sidefa~te dissa-
tisfaction, and the ner Of Harry Sa,a pask ne ne
wond not suffer his no to finish the race iAss OF
heat 23o The mare ut round the next ine none
and the judges decided tn ut she had the Lqatcn
Trustee and Passen ger then called to contend
for the propretors 70 me beats In harness ss
was very steady while usual Passenger vice gsrsa
and the former won in two consecutive heats The fol-
lowing is the summary
c. Bartine entered e. g. Trustee. ---..'d
j. Spcer entered b. &. Passen ycr. -.
Time -5:4S--5 3l -,
PAo,sG.--A pacing match foil owed for 500, niue
heats under the saddle The result foiows:-
Gen Cass. G. Bartine. ......... .....-..il 4
Gen. Taylor, j. Spcer. -......
Time-2:51-2:43. 80
The sports Of the day closed with avery spirited
for $780, between two celebrated voadsters mile
heats to $50 H. wagons As the horses were without
names, and they were recognized by o ne naving u
short and the other long tail we can Nerety state
that bobtail won in gallant style the first ana thrd
heats. Time--3:0S--3:05h-3:06
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On Wednesday morning, 14th instant by Rev. DIR.
Tying, CHARLES AUGUSTUS WATERBURY to MARY JULIA,
eldest daughter Of Peter votey, ESQ., all Of this city
On Wednesday, the 14th instant, by the Rev. j. j.
Lyons, DR.. MoRRrs LEE WoLr, to RACHEL, youngest
aaughter Of Haym M. Solomon all Of this city.
On "Wednesday, june 18th, BIZ the Rev DR.. Tying,
A. @. BECK, Esq, to Miss a. BpRTsE,r, all Of this
III
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ITO THE REsGUk ~ NtTcnEI4-TlIE ADJOURNED
meeting Of the Irish punS$p Union will take place AZ the
Shakespeare Hotel Friday ths 1veng Char te be taken
O'clock by order Of the C5mmittee TI0S. HAfEs
Secretary
TNHE ATTENTION OF STRANGERS VISITING TIE
city directed to the extensive assortment Of improved
Rcrgeratorg also superior Table Cutlery, Lamps Grandoe
luc bohemian Glass Mantc Ornaments with an extensive as
oest e Housekeeping Hardware for sale at the lowest prices
by DANIEL DELAVAN No. $50 Broadway corner Broome
street
BOUNTY LANDS AND bEAsIoNs-sOLDIERs AND
ID tho entatives Of deceased de wo desire TO have
their claims promptly secured will please call immsdasy % ~
undersigned he intends proceed early next week 70 VASE
inyton expressly such business A. NJ ROSS,
~ Counsellor at Law and Notary Public II Nassau street
DABY JuHfkEsi PATENTED IN THE UNITED STATES,
ID England and Frame an Invaluable assistant TO The
who them and the hgkss n<-r authority To,e
h@ Wholesale and retail at the general depot ~ hrs " T.
'71' Thg. g. W.fUTTLE, fetahsss,
NOR BRIpGEpoRy STEAMER NIMRoD WILL LEAVE
II Market on S4iu.dqY june l G2 clock n
NJ Returning leave bridgeport = oeloet Monday morning
IsOK SAFE THE VERY FAST SAILING Y CitT SyBlI"
81 rthan g copper fastened bu'st an tie
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Rlchelieu Diamond-Pointed Gold PENS
The unprecedented popularity Of those pens
genuine to B: WATSON co. 10 Wall street who keep
large stock of Gold Psns every description both Wholesale and
Retail at reduced prices. Gold Pens carefully repaired
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POpETGN MARKETS

KINGSTON, Jamaica, May 20, 1S4S.-The only news
mere is that Her Majestys steamer Vixen left this
por for Honduras the 23d nst with 120 men Of LIST
W. l. RegimeHt, to protect that colony from the Yu-
catan Indians The Island has been visited with hea-
Wy rains for the last three daysFour $50 to 3Ss
bbl meal, 1885, rice, Carolina none.--Cor Phifadel'
mia Bulletin.
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GREAT FIRE in AKRON. Ouro--A mos dss slrouS
fire broke out in Akron the night of the Sth inst
destroying property to the amount of $4,000 sone
$4,000 of which covered by insurance The b. "'u
ings destroyed extended from Ransom's corner ~
Christys building, north, and on Howard street, ="
TO the city factory on Market street, without nclu,
nq the factory This is the most business part
of tho town Those who have suffered the most l..
Eggleston Il Co., map publishers, SS000-insurance
$4,000 Kilbourne Baldwin. S7000--insurance $500
Ransome, Thayer & Co., $2000-insurance $4,000; j.
A. Bebce, S2200-insurance $4,000; Beckwith Brick
well. sl200--nsurancc $500; Mrs. McArther, $500
no insurance. and others Of less amount Portage Mu-
tua loss s9s00 stark Mutual, $780, Columbus S2700
Medina $780, Summit, $500. Democrat printing Of
fee was almost totally destroyed. Beacon saved press
and perhnps two.thires of their materials in daag
cd condition. - Ciereiand Herald.
Abbott Lawrence is said to have given to Harvard
University another sum Of 10000 for the of the
oc;ortiac Ne hooI which bcara his name
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The wsystr HERALD for this week viii contain the
important intelligence from Europe received by the
steamship America at Boston; including full report
of the trial Of John Ntcn in IrcaDd-rcports of po-
litica meetingsand summary Of domestic intelli-
gence of every description 1t win be ready tomorrow
morning. at the usual hour-prce six cents per copy
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Knox's Rocky Mountain Beaver.-These
Hats possess gloss and brllancy which weather to
bity that the oorrodng tooth Of time hardly affect
These qualities combined with the htues him
decidedly take the shine Of all his competitors
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nR. COOPER, l4 DUANE STREET. BETWEEN CnATuAM

nR RALPH, AUTHOR OF THr 'raAcriCAL PRIVATE
~ Treatise &c, - sse, office hours to u A. NJ,
s~rpssd the rapidly and little incc,
asaans thar II Is chiefly, however thQs have uf
psry appreciate his services II esrs nom it rs OF Incl
pisnt TO It's advanced da.ressnS from uncr
advantages Ia ssdc 70 extensive practice = sa
aomplaintl he afford rapid and radical cr, vsh
America.
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/ Acos q rArr, MISREPRESENTATION, CUTIE.

AEON fLATT, AUCTfONInR--HARDWANN, CUTIE.
r dos paten. leather Fancy Goods 80 Fancy Tampa 70
sale nne 10 karat Gold Jewery &cJACOB s. PIATT will
SELL this day at 10 o'clock the auction q Plat street.
above commencing with small stock hardware and
assorted goods viz papers, locks looking glasses
vet caps baskets straw hats susenders purses
snufers lead and carpenters pencils cardod cutlery
knives and forks shears brushes hammers shaving brushes and
boxes whips dshbook hotel and lamps
knives and forAs dolls states pencils &C. Also at Il o'clock
of retailer to be sold without reserve, viz gold
and silver watches fine gold and fob chains
bles, 100 finger rings 80 ladies gentemens brooches
bracelets studs l42 silver pen holders gold pens general
assortment Of plated and gold jewe and fancy articles usually
kept in ewelry stores silver fruit knives silver knives and forks
souvenirs asates re- Also 70 German silver watches to
and gold watches &c. The watches will be sold precisely R
o'clock
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~ oCTOR FAwCgrT HAS REMOVED ms OFFICE TO 81
whsrs b en b consulted all Private Dsease;
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nR GLOVER is CONSULTED AZ ms orrTcE DURING

nR. GLOVER Is CONSULTED Ar HIS OFFICE DURING
~ the day and everag those difficult and
structure ges aud delicate diseases which proved toe o.
for physicians Of less experience Private entrance ha
occ through the entry in No. Ann st. Ills Extract copava
cbe extensively prescribed by may 30 Al
his store in front No. Ann-Prics 81 pee box,
M EDICAL CARp--DR. MORRISON CONTINUES 10 BE
Vl consulted ON al os OK private diseases, With that sue.
cess which yaece OF tWeptysix must Those
ho sucred from mstreatmsnt would do examine
DR. Ms claims their confidence See his diploma with the
SIGNATURES Of Sir Ashley Coope NC in his ohcc o Fulton
nR. COOPER IA DUANE STREET, BETWEEN CHATHAM
~ and William streets has for tho last
the most extensive practice in private dseaeo any medical ss
in New York lie can cure the most aggrva ted sa this
dsease and mild cured in two TO daL Slrc,ureD
Cooper has discovered anew method "a vaNh no the
worst form OF structures in from tSwo weeks with scarcely
pain 20 the patient. constitutional debility brought by
secret heb naSd in by young This when too freely
suvd IN bets dyspepsia weakness o. the limbs and small %
the hack confusion Of the intellect and aversion 70 sssy
warrantcd in charee No eeeolry ncd
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saunders Toilet Articles, Dressing Cases and
Fancy Cutlery Ia Broadway Of Liberty street. and 7
BTSa;d.sy The bscrbsu respectfully call the attention q u.
variety Is not equaed in the city, they bssn selected With
strict regard 70 quality and in all warranted g. SAUN
DERS SON, lH and S87 Broadway.
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good the "a Boots sold at other Fine Calf Boots - ~
worth - Caters Of all kinds cheaper than be found In
other store in the city Our friends should all their Boots
and Shoes Of YOUNG of Fulton and NaauTHE DOC
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RROADWAY TIIEATRE-FRIDA: EVENING, JUNE IG,
- lsS, will DO performed the play called the LADY or
LYONS : Claude Menotte Mr. Vandenhof Col. Damas, Mr.
Vacle Mons Bcarsan Mr. Fredercks CLAWS Mr. Shaw
Descharee Mr. Anderson Pauline, Miss Fanny waael
Madame DeschaJcc Mrs Winsaney. To conclude with
farce, called NY SISTER kATEChares Unit Mr. Dawson
Frank Morton wg McDoual Mrs Kate Morton, Miss Telbn
Miss Pemheron Miss Gordon Dress circle
Family circles DC Gallery 2ac To quarter
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NIBI0'S. ASTOR PLACE BROADWAY--MR. NIBLO, IN
IN compliance with daily enquiries the ticket
Office has In announcing he
with Madame Josephine Wies for Juvenile Evening to take
place tomorrow Saturday enabling the younger branches of M
miles to witness the extraordinary and brilliant performances of
the iS Vennoise Children Their choice dances will he given with
other entertainments To begin
and close early. Tickets, 30 cents.
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L ONG BRANCH. NEW JERSEY. BATH BUILDINGS
II This Sea Bathing establishment opens for patrons, June
2ith Complete and elegant repairs additions and renoTtoas
hlva bern leas luitun Market and H.
Lewis from Washington Market make daily trips stages ready
Ocean House. No effort spared to give satlsfsction.
JAMES GREEN, Prorrictor
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MI ECHANICS HALL. H2 BROADWAY, BETWEEN
1 Grand and Broone streets MONDAY JUNE r. every
night during tho week-he original CHRlSTYS
whose concerts during tho past EIGHT MONTHS have
ceved with such distinguished patronage unoxamped
most respectfully that they continue their
original and njmitabc entertainments every night until fur
ther notice Admission " ct T. Concert win
oomulenee A. Manager prontsr r. p CIIRIXTY
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CASTlE CARDEN-PERFORMANCE TO COMMENCE AT
SoclockAdmission. 70 centsManagng Director Mr. Geo
HolandMr T. Y Chubb Musical DirecoSPainer and Deco.
racr Sig Angelo Monte Llla-Maehinsry Mr.
performed the farce Of WHO IS WITHSTAND i-Dane Too
ties Mr. iioland Captain Jones' Ncinson sopnonsbe Null
Miss Phips To conclude with the drama Of LAvATER The
Betman, Mr. Holland; John Cas-
Lavater Mr. Nicknson Louise, Miss Nckinson Madame
Betman, Miss Phillips Intemsson of half Prone
made Refreshments, and to view the Cosnoramas
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JACOB s. PLATT, AUCTIONEER-PATENT LEATHER
Grass and Corn Scythes Table Knives and Forks &c
JACOB pLAI has in his sale Of Hardware Cutlery Fancy
Goods Watches Jewer So this day at 10 o'clock at % Patt
street M sides Patent Leather 10 do Corn
and 6Ol doz Table Knives French Forks &c. part the
stock of n retail Hardware Store --''' =
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'J,HE QUEENS HOTEL. OPPOSITE TnE GENERAL. pOs'

vJ,HE QUEENS HOTEL, OPPOSITE TnE GENERAL POsT
Office 81. Martins e Grand, LonicnThis magnih en Ho-
tel having recently undergone extensive alterations and
portion Of Il newly furnished win he fourd ~ ta,
sys - ~ stoIP th N pam. q aceeunoaation and mo.
dcratA charges The Coffee o tho
comfortable in England Board 81 pr day Hot aud Cold
Baths THOMAS SPENCER LhNNEY, Manager.
y Formerly Chief steward Of tho
British Queen Steamship
Preference in New York. 70 NJ @. A. White 60 Cedar street
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Bnrhburners NOmInatlOn-FOr President,
Henry Clay for Vice President John Van For French
Boots to Jonss Ann street. whore you get the best
article and 1T for less price than place the CITY Office
call on our friend Jones'
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CHATHAH THEArRE-soLE PROPRIETOR AND LES

CHATHAN THEATRE-SOLE PROPRIETOR AND LES
~ see. Mr. r. Chanfrau-F Friday Evening June 10TH will
be acted Shakspeares tragedy of oTHELLO Oheo Mr. A.
Adams Iago Mr. HIP Grattan; Cassie Mr. HELD Emea Mrs
q. Jones Desdemona Miss dreth To with the dra-
entitled THE MORNING OF LIFE-Walter Miss Denim;
Mr. Alcord MI Keene Zekeil Winans Emily Miss X denim
Mrs Davidson Mrs Wray Kate Acord Miss ildrcth Doors
cents; Pit l2k; Private Boxes, s..
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TINTED STATES MAIL STEAMER HERMANN. CRAB
tree master will positively leave Pier foot CLINTON street.
East river for Southampton and Bremen v4ssy June
10 A Passengers will please b. board at half and
send all luggage not wanted the board the
yous sailing MARKED below No specie parcels after
Monday 18th inst An experienced For
sage Apply at the Once Of the Ocean Steam Navigation Company
No 90 broadway 'i'-''
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TJUDSONS MAMMOTH PANORAMA OF THE OHIO AND
Mississippi Rivers evening at the Apollo Rooms
No. 40 Broadway This Panorama extent Of 20 600
feet Of deusang an area Of oyer o miles Of river
painting before executed Doors open half past o'clock
The Panorama will commence moving at o'clock precisely AZ
smoon exhibitions will be given Wednesdays and Saturdays
commencing at o'clock. Tickets rs cents.
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rI,HE YELLOW oR CHEsrER SPRINGS. ExTENsIyEIY

4 Enlarged and Grounds Improved-11's well known pass
t rsso,t open f the reception Of vitors Th5
zane medical attention and tccomoda extended inyalidJ
under Hydrorahc troament herotoore Passengers leave
Philadelphia WI III the Reading at ~ o'clock NJ
81 r. NJ for Ph@nixve where good coaches will DO in readiness
and arrive at the Springs at II o'clock A. w., and at 81 r.
Sunday line with the Columbia railroads both
down For further information please address DR. GEO LIN
GEN 4 co, Chester Springs. Chester Co., Pa
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nv ALNUT STREET THE ATRE, OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
w WELL BENEFIrOF MONS and MAD MONPLAISIR.-
Friday evening June 10Th, lsas, will be performed the
grand ballet Of AZElAAzelia Madam Morplar; Sc.
n Mons Monplaisir Moad Mons Bsrthoo.nin Tsouf
Corby After which, the last fro fIE TWO ROSES
Embracing all the beautiful dances of the ballet including
veritabe Napoaine. The entertainments will commence with
dow Mr. Chapman Tomorrow night the engagement Of
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NIBLOS, Aston PLACE, BROADWAY-FRIDAY EVE.
IN ming June 10TH lSlSThe enter tainmens will commence
grand "a Viennsoes LIE PAS STYRIEN
Succeeded by SIMPSON CON- simpson Mr. chPpsndaie;
by Cavana from LOMBARD by Master Alexander Uguccion
After which POT POURRI composed OF ten different National
Character Dances Joseph Ugucconi will give
tina from Norma and in wit Master Alexander ugu
Duett from Norma TO conclude with PAS DIES AMOu-
REtTES by As Viennoses Tickets 90 Door, open =
performance at 8 o'clock.
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nR. WHEELER, OCULIST, % GREENWICH STREET
devoes his exclusive attention diseases or
thamc surgery Office hours from sA ~ to 10 o'clock r.
pamphlet containing great effected by Dr. wAeee
be had gratuousy Mt his residence the viii
raid -'"r" - -
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A UCTION OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES SALE IN CON-
tnuation this day at lo o'clock in the old church.
OF William and Frankfort Streets Also splendid lot Of Dry
Goods Clothing Jewey Pledged Goods and other
curious articles worthy attention TfIOS BELL. Auctr
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A COFFEE HOUSE AND HOTEL FOR SALE-TuE LEASE
Stock and Fixtures Of the State Coeo House. 34 Pearl
street corner OF Peck Slip which One of
and respectable establishments in the city The Only
of his attention To prevent unnecessary trouble no person
treated with except these VIC purchase cash For
FL wy M. MCCARTHY
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foM rs. ySSSLial, Aukisf ETC. AtTENps DAl-
WV entrance 10 Warren street. Just published the od
sn q TX fowes eatse ON the Eye price 80 cents which
large supply Of Artificial Eyes recently imported.
NEW YORK MEDICAL AND SURGICAL INSTITUTE,
removed from No. 10 Chambers soot I0t Broadway
eight doors above Br0ome street, Monthly Report for Mays
institution was founded In 1872, TO suppress quackcy and
render sound and scientific medical and surgical the
afflicted under the distinguished patronage las will be remembered
by many Of the most eminent citizens consisting Of corgymep
and medical Cases Successfully Treated =: Liver Com
plants Primary Consumption Very Bad Cough Pain IN
Chest Cases Of Midwifery sAcdiy Of Stcrach cosye-
ment Of do yenereal Sore Throat 1ngo,ney Irritation
Scalding in Urchra Baanit; Sore or lnhamed
- Seminal Weakness nas ~ ippoIer habits Secondary
Ycnoroa 10 fhanees or Primary do Gonorrna Diarrha
Rpaimatism Suppression or lrcgulary Of the monthly
periods Falling of Womb ncontinence Of Urine Poison
by Laudanum / Delrum Tremens Surgical Operations
Assesses opened Fractures attended iernorrhodal
Tuncrs removed Operation for Phyncs cured Several in
juries attended Structures uethra Operations for
Squinng Large Tumor removed Operation FOR Fstula !.
liberated Sore Legs Operation to relieve deformity
HOMER BOSTWICK, NJ y,
Attending Surycnu Id lAyscian
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THE sTEYERMARKIsH MUSICAL COMPANY RESPECT.
fully inform the public New YSrk taat they will arrive
received with somuch appreciation last spring Due
first Concert will be given.
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NJ OTICE-THE HOLDERS OF THE BONDS OF THE
IN Philadelphia and Reading Railroad Company due in 1850
Of said bonds into preferred stock q the company bearing seven
per s5 issued sssby Mt the
session of the Fennavana viii BE- received At IA
Office OF John aysr Brother Boston; Charlcy Whecan
PhilsdelphiS and s. JAUD0N co. "a Wall street, New
YAH
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ITO THE LADIES-2J0 VERY FINE CHAINSTIwCIk COZ
lars Chemisettes at As each 100 pairs Necdework Cus
at IS Cd pair large lot of Needlewo Collars S.
worth Is to lbs bargain in Sheer Tape
kerhiefs at IS and 5s Infn Waists and Robes whole
sale prices Lace Cspss Wells, Trimming Iaces &C., sc.
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RANvARD'S MAMMOTH PANORAMA or THE MssIs.
- dppi River painted three miles CANVASS boinx the
lsrssss painting in the world q the Panorama building In
days excepdl Admission 20 eent children hall PRICE fhs Pa
norama VIII commence moving Soolook precisely Afef
exhibition Wednesday and Haturdsy At O'clock
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NOR SAFE THE vERX FAST SAILING Y %CifT SyBIf"
81 tons Lurtheu gJ copper iAstened bu't an to
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II ARNUkS AMERICAN MuSEUM-P. T. BARNUM, PRO.
- prietor HIycHcocK. Manager-Spendd performances
every O'clock and evening Last week
gagged and will be exhibited few days the magnificent Dis.
solving Views The Scottish Mammoth Boys Tho Mammoth
may be seen at al hours, day and evening; Wax
Scripture Satuary Madame Rockwell the famous Fortune Tell
err be oonsued for % extra Admslcn WHOLE
iuoudnx Museum Performances &o chiArsn under
tan years Of Ne and old enough 70 wa Alone l2 oen Re.
serveA front ssats. ahiIiiug each extra