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A N MrRWiN Aucuonecr
us mr. Hn .t,ra 9ot Hro.avav

ID MONDAY EVENING March u, si6f O'Clock
VALUABLE soOEs-A large collection Of standard worss
bbl-. pfayer books. juveniles SC in great variety Aso,
oil paniu 20 and ensfsyings smoug which landscapes
by Wilson Death Of Lord ChsIhsn. and key, 10 hns si
L. &c
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yny- s-tonishing Experiments.


r,- To priufer-.-FOREMAN W ASIED,L,tp ssae
ny. 81 isrsr plain and fancy Jobbing es'sols
Tbs hshe. wsge. and permanent empoyEi. .on~ Az
given To competent person no Vue - T. .ecorp.
panied 10y reference 10 integrity and esPsS"' m.
posfphd 2s57 \. 4 Posl once
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CALIFORNIA.

CAIIFORNIA MUTUAL BENkFiT AND
NJOINT STOCK AssOClATiOS.-A mseuns OF tlis
Assoc. ton CONSISTING o. persons u morsl and r. gOus
character viii be held a. he ohce fine society 1' Fu!on-
u h. evening a. o'clock Tor ne r=1-acon oi important
business connected with The Association Any wishing 70
ou are ilyed attend, 10 whom 81 necessary ini0fna-
ion will be given ard he Constitution read FOR helghi
or Passage in ths Companys ,hp, ne ArIAu'as sppy -
rios WARDLE, So Soulst o. 90 board NE ship ioot q
Mtiten-lsre. wv hlLION' rfallrns pr .--l.
E>IIEUKNIA.-A gentleman aD0rt - pfoceei %
y CAorris via lsthuus " Pslsns wishes 10 l1il 9f
ohsrs VINO have sui A. views Hlla pro-cu1n' com
fort ana economy being the chief combinations Tie os
of references gven AID required Apply or address
: Chsubers-s. lLl prs
CALIFORNIA DiGUhkkhUrh Ph-.-fef-
I sons about vi.l California and drsruus 10 ave
hi, m -r-s.es with lh-ir friends would DO vel 10 cl
BRADYs IS and - Broadway, wi-f-, ~ r-e-ll- ~
recent improvements AMI sidiuous . M esau s-lruL
f.hfl and lkeresses may be obtained a. ne ,lors
notice. -
H.LiFOhNIA GOLD TEsr--A compact box
lwith scales. Troy weighs microscope aud a.-s iet
t-,tng The different metals with plain cirrclOns h-torls
for disulng QuicksvsT, telescopes, pock-i e5mp7-'s
msgnels. &c. JUN ROAOHi OpSss.a., =,
M aus = -Na,.e-.-
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spoken. &c.


n, ~ po, boat Thona. smith ue got OF the 'h & OF
IRE I.isns .hp Csaaor.i--. h-ul- Coz l'srfoo-
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81 ONLY foe beet Mineral Teeth on plyos Filing
- with pure gold IS eta 10 g. Extracting ~ cents A.
other dental operations Al greatly r-uced charges and war
rsnIod for i've years. Je Broadway. n.s Sis'
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TO ENGRAVERS.

A YOUNG MAN hal has had some .wo or ihrse year,
n erpen-nce a. general engraving SIC ~slllK fsiHsf %
ia prove huse may have good o7p1n ~ so per-
m.n-ul situation. Cal, Or secfes. JAS n ClA-stN,
- 81. Ensrsvsr AlrrsysL
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RrroRrED ron The rSisusE.


..nrs-ro,. ar. soo,.at son, s'' been made ~
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TO Dentists.

V'HE PRACTICE Of . Dentist iuc.uiing dental ehsh
| ,,Ooi snd sgiuo0n, secretary. carpet c=nisf isbe
- a caae work table. stove, signs, lan- 81 clA.'
lsxo wash stsnts ard uum1er Of Other sfuces a. lOf
$50 Cssh only. Once " rent address D-liH 'fi2.nS
Ofce 10 N
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n.I9,:cI.T-, rIXTIKh> wAeTED.-A So

nhIGGI-T-, FIXTtKk> lcTED.-A So
teocc-harc 81 % druggists drawers boa!es, &C Must
be IL goo. condition. Any person having toe sane 10 Dis
,s Of cheap or cash vii md pufchaser by addressing
nct= 70 W X II TrtG.e Oihcer stang Where Insy nay
be seen ~ -
NAT REPF.-Cenlr- MaTketsga IN the a-.t. VIII
L LIAM LALOR Of ~ and 81 Cslife hsIset VI. expose
fo- ,aethe Beef ofgTo superior cse fsec BY Nf Esha
Townsend Of Norm Hsn9tDg oursh orange Colsty .so
he Beef Of fue Steer rassc 10 New Jersey NJ Jas
Max SALE At A BAKGAIN-rh- hxtlres and
n---.ssry utensils for manufacturing fancy sosp-Ocs
uoa perhaps 10 inc cylus BE- sod - ne % n-r q
olny 10 California Can be l-Ssed for term u year,
Appy 10 n7 sos c. B. HAYES, - N.sssu-s' up stairs
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TIE GRAND MUSICAL FESTIVAL
LAST NIGHT
.sTI'NNE-s f>~ltTI tn MR. "A 4 L :

NIllNt-NNI LN-LIrt =, y = T, n !, :
~ .NlNGS-Mr IA Hill Coui~'isu. .nown by tae
familiar cogromen q YANKEE HILL Will have The
honor Of giving humorous Lectures ant trteris anita 81
Stuvvcsari ln.uuts on MONDAY. WEDNESDAY and
FRIDAY evenings. Nsrch s. snd For particulars see
Programmes Tickets % sdTit l.iy snd gertlemsn. -
cents angle cssis 80 CENTS esch. msy be oos,ed a, lr'
ins House New Hole snd % the JsIllos 81 the insu
ute Doors open = Lecture 10 commence 81 :. O'Clock
ma,
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IlHf7 III. DIX MEIHlNTlAL
c-y-d frsr manufacturers - Paris, .Arse as
t-r Of src-l or mechanical Lamps, Of ne newest and
rtcb-st patterns AsO complete supply o. ffereh or Gar
81 tysob-, Chimri-s ard NicS-. FOR .z-by
DlETZ, BRO. K CO. Washington Stores,
-, fJ9 Wiliau-.t
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+. uEKICAN CIRt't- SANDS. LINT [

~ Proprietor, uesr Sprns Z. 4 omission =
cents. children hsf price FRIDAY EVENING, March
D. lffq elegant Hosem-uship; Gymnastics by sands snd
hs Children Performance. n me Arena BY stout klgse
PEREZ. Hansns Aymsr. Mallory. sc Clown, Pentls nd
R1f Master D. Csmp. To conclude with he PONY
RACES or Union Course il Miniature, Introducing Ia
graphite style all the sports shows. ffocs snt incident. IA
misr The freQlrnief- OF The LonEls and NoHr'- The
whole io conclude with grand Hurdle Race with ok
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NJ a X RIED
ID i I d.

% - % a., i.-r nr Ts1or ~ AAROy kELLOGG 20
NJ EMILY Ql All ~. e. ofttt C-y.
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MARINE JOURNAL.

UNI VI NJ " = Ufh.... MAHLH 2
MINIATURE aLMsSAc....THls DAY.
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~ Nlr-. FANNY

- ur. Fanny KembIe Butler viii read 10
,nSr,os eveniug lsAlurtsyl March 10, ne MaslIMs'
Syht, Dream a. The sayye-an lnsatue a. q, Ve.ocs
Nj Monday morning ~ i O'CLOCK .n- III fraa me ~
r.n N V-nic- Ticket. 10 be bad Of Mr. PohnA1n JAZZ
tor OF he destitute The Irving House, ne Asof -'e
Il NJ Rrancis's and MrCfowens oooAs'o''' AiN'N'
re- Clinton union.-lhe Chn'on tniJ gS 60.
room Clinton Hall Subject FOR debate Fndsy eseu.nt
W.,rs a. Mould Tara entirely tlscsfdns NE pfhc -
- pso,-ron 10 Home Manufactures be o7nehcal 70 lls
i,,sS sale. The members ofIhe NJ. l. A sen1fay are
invited 10 Attend.
vrry- s-tonishing Experiment-.-pt.J ), -, -,
81, lecrre q the Coliseum 10 broad~sy liz ~ -
,oss evenings l9h snd l0th1 81 y ococA
sxn.rimers viii be performed esch evening upon peis'n
~ p-recty wsisiul ssle, which will DO . s.fpt
--a III !. no witness Them ThOse who "ish 70 'ln ne
80 !. b'rh viii be formed for instruction 10 MS cy
I'll snnIv 10 DR. D. a. the conclusion Of BIS
The members Of The previous classes Will DC 80,
Tee h.hess " '"0 m3 Is
Five for 81.
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ADJUSTMENTS.
ITALIAN OPERA AsToR-PLAcE.

ITALIAN OPERA AsToR-PLACE.
v'HE DIRECTOR respectfully .rnoulc-s % ne pGosc
hs ,h, required ugmo-r q sun.-r7ion .-si' TO- he
rfoPo.-i rev >zsn nui has1- been ta.en NJ perform
are. announced fug Is ~cek VII .Ake plz D1c
no4ce 81 be- given - regard .p aiie Pcri'fm>rees
DkVADnAt rnsArEH.-u,~f. Sv-s a.
ID -, % s5e- % ossn 4. osoc, 0a fMDAf
THE "a ySr ESD
or. THE lzisH hFssss
SIR Va Oiv-riry. Pisc'ee L.sy p-vrttry NJ. VA sea
LADIES SEW
Co Vsrssrur W Nsrl- h.uda. Mss Rose T-li,n
Dr-s. or-.r AIT fsrCuet Ga ss1As Circ- an sp-
se-r-r, sscss - rry e-'rs.c- &C Aa,hony'' - co
V,TRru>'- THEATEk. CHAAsERS- ST
DFRlOkr sNESiNa MNch p vi oe p.ayed he
COMEDY IN S '''' x s,iTTrY' g,iS e.
Rsxsor Graz lev sroushsrr R-'eccs. Ma. Chapman
sr-r v firh DE FSrrr y
YOUR lfF--S ~ DANGER
Jotn strong .......... Burton Jrany Mss Chapman
r conclude with ts- S,rrcs' Corcsi' of
PUNCH Is NEW-YORk'
Or TVS DHsrN-lf>Hsp Foks.GNsS
M Pl1ch ....- + Johnsior Mss LsWss. MIS- Coot
Prices Dress Circle N1i PsrcurU- - rif Family Circle
Second Ter . "a Doors ooeo s1-Surssin Zee Us
THE GRAND MUSICAL FESTIVAL
10 40 q ~
HEBREW BENEVOLENT SOCIETY
NrUESDAY EVENING. March i5. on Naich cceAsion
the n oSins c-.-ora - sliis'-' VI sPreaf
SlfNO3 FER8ARi.
MOSS LRSORDE
SIGNOR TAFFANELLi
>lGNOR NONELLL
Together with he solo viruo.o. Me. ADELE Holm.
STOCK Ar Mr. CHARLES HOhNsrOCA, accomp anied
GRAND ORCHESTRA OF THE ITALIAN OPERA.
under direction u Mex Narexek. ksq Who has CON
posed several piece. expressly FOR he occ.cu.
ricssss-to be had stihe principal Music sioses Al ne
door th- evening % iSr Concert, snc q
ADOLPHUs sOLONON>. Hon. Secg IS Ns'ssl ~
Programmes vii be issued on Monday next M 90
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IHROM NEWBORN These sublime Works u Art, val.
utd Al 800 guress. viii positively and finally close al
ne Rooms OF the National Academy 90 Design. bfUsd~ay
on SATURDAY NIGHT. ~ 10 O'Clock, March TO-
Tickets admitting Al s times during ina sea y cents
Children haf price. Open from 10 A NJ unui 10 7 NJ
All demand upon the Exhibition must ne srutn thsweek
f,r Immediate payment NM CREIGHTON,
n56u. Proprietor
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BARK RISING SUN,
pIRQT UESSEI FOR OAI.IROR MIA.

BARK RISING SUN,
FIRST VESSEL FOR CALIFORNIA.
o. THREE airy and conmodious state rooms la Tho
So saloon can be h.d, .pp,i7d iof i%%.d,..sy
pass most VI heavily GIFTED chips which have
Three sh.s IN the Rising Association can
Of siI ysUs service 10 tbs Navy attached 10 tho
Company goss tho ycsssl-sso . competent oooi-
OK snd Mnsaoxis under The INSTRUCTIONS and sdyle"
u Prof siliimao and Prof d DsHs of ths " Erpor
ing Expedition, precsd-s The Company oyerland-
us8is. l0l Wall-st cor Front
SHIP sA MosET FOR CALIFORNIA.
~ THIS SHIP WILL CLEAR ON SATURDAY,
- All freight mus, bs sem down before that tine
Shippers will In lher sHs u IsAns fos signatures
The sAMOskr being yosy ~ ssiss, ps.soogsss may
cacul ATE on voyage Of 10 days 10 The Cod kss!on
Cutters Fort tho lille now 0n thu dscs Time
90 suffers Fort from San FrsDeseo 10 bours
imisa number VI p.'sspEsrsr car sou es i.as" s.e
1s al, dr Jogs oGDss s wsiLst ms si..
a. Fuk AN FRANtIsCO.JVhsA / clipper
&tyr built snip SUSAN o OWENS 80 tons burden. and
s bot months old, will sail from Phisdelphis about
The 18Th shove Competent udgss bsvo pronounced
her 10 In beauty VI model strength and com
fort by any vessel .fOs and 10 confidently claimed that
.s . 10 respects superior any yet sp Tor that por
she viii have library Of vols and physician board.
snd every has teen made 10 nsurs The heah
.sd cofniort " passengers Most ltsrsl pre-
such may wish - join nlnny As.oclsuon-
For fun particulars apply 10 n. r. TOWhssSD ~ Mas
..nst p viii provide for the pensos w and from
Ph.ds pns agent u any respectable company or
n. sboge sbio nj eos
~ THE SHIP FLAviUs, for Cshiorsis 10 now
~ esiy for and vii. sal ., lho sppoinlsd dsy
few passengers will DO Isken ~ lower rates Than
any other vessel Il applying Immediately Three shs,s
Tor sale Oply 30 each. Apply 90 bosfc ioot OF rhe
Every member requested to sfsnd The n-H meeuos =
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WANTED, 100 AGENTS.

uNHIs DAY PUBLISHED, az improved eoil0n ofWsls'
i LsEy-r Hnd uullsd States Form Book. Tns eti1or
.,as to 81 ce1f, Agert. can MAKE lea- : 900 year
,4fu. JOHN { WELLS. % S-ssAu-si.
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~ ~ - lar>rf''ss7' at = 81 s.s. BE- io.l
,-1.i = 1eI riE not BE- ;asea caf cfns C-ses.
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AGENTS WANTEO-THls DAY PUBLISHED
ORIGIN OF THE RED MEN.

An AUTHENTIC HISTORY - The PrOping Of Amer
n "a ~ th- ALsrusns and Tyria1s Tie origin Of Inc
To-c, he description and history VI Ala in Al Island
-st once extended from n-s TIC Coast q Anca % M
ladies'. by John b Newman, ID suihcf u Illustrated
Botsoy"' halms History. etc Illustrated win porfs
~ Mo- taxurs he ls.t h. Azi-c fmpsrors- pages
Pee ~ IN. JOHN c WELLS ~ Sasssu-sL
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What Right has Truman Saith TO NEEDLE with the
Elections In other states1


Elections In other states1
In endeavorng to rescue the notorious and dsgraced
senator from Connecticut from the odium Of his ocious
and corrupt interference the elections Of other States,
the organ OF the cabinet remarks that He mingles in
public affairs by virtue OF his rights American ct
zen and not at the solicitation Of the cabinet" What
right does his privilege American citizen give him
to ntermeddle in any way with the elections Of the
reign States of Maryland and Pennsylvania Do the
laws Of those States or Of the United States give him
any such right Both the organ and Smith himself know
they do not Besides, it is gross and mpudent viola
ton of decency and decorum, Of which senator Of the
United States should not be guilty An honorable man
would sco this base business Of intermeddng in the
elections Of the people Of States to which he does no,
attempting, in some instances, to nullfy their
voices by criminal frauds which should send their pepe-
traitors to the penienay-thus committing the viesi
treason against liberty; and, again, approaching them
with corrupt propositions 10 give them more Offices, il
they would elect the right sort OF men to Congress.
What man OF high and elevated sentiments OF honor
would be guilty OF participation in such base
this against the sacred purity OF the ballot boxthus
poisoning liberty at its very fountain, and undermining
the institutions OF his country Yet. Truman Smith is
the man who does these Infamous acts plans and
hives at their Preparation
Again. the Republic attempts TO clear the skirts Of the
cabinet from the shame and odium Of these transactions
by disavowing its connexion with Smith, Who believes
the declarationl What man is intimate with the
cabinet than he What man has more influence with
that body' What has greater facilities in getting
his friends and creatures appointed to Officer What
man is oftener consulted by iheml What man assumes
to be the patron OF General Taylor but Truman Smith
who. in his anxiety to appear great man. actually
10 be sort oil guardian to Gen. Taylor treating
him as il he were in state OF pupiage' Would
he have dared to make such overures as he did TO the
people Of Indiana with regard TO Offices, IL he had mo-,
been authorized 10 do 80 by the cabnet' Is there
in this republic who does not believe that Truman Smith
has the confidence Of the cabinet degrading the rs
tionshp must be TO that body, and that all his political
operations carried on in conformity to an understand
ing, iacit or expressed between the two pares' Not
one! Such impositons the Republic attempts may
be paned Of upon the marines" but they will be re-
PEELED by intelligent men,
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PROFESSION vs. PRAcTIcE-When Gen. Taylor came
into Pennsylvania his recent tour he proessed says
the West Chester Republican that for the purpose OF
examining into and informing himself about the agrcu
ura manufacturing, mining, and other interests of the
State. But how did he act! Instead of visiting our
farms, manufactures, furnaces, workshops, &C., be
hastened from town to town, stopping at wing head
quarters, devoting all his time to public receptions, and
evidently lending himself the electioneerng purposes
OF the INSCRIPTIONS who had him in keeping. No
where, neither York, Lancaster Columbia, Harrisburg,
Carlisle, Chambersburg, nor Bedford, do find him
devotng any, the least attention to the purpose avowed
by him coming into the State His professions on this
subject like those avowed by him. before the election,
on other subjects appear have been made only de-
ceive and mislead the public mind
Lancaster (Pd.) TnieLigencer.
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A GKSTIKNAN.-Show the who can quit the bril-
liant society Of the young to listen to the kindly voice OF
sge--who hold cheerful converse with whom years
have deprived OF charms-show the man who 10 a
willing help the defomed who stand in need OF help,
IL the blush Of Helen msned her cheek-show me the
who would moro look udey the poor gh in the
village than at the elegant and well dressed lady in the
oon-show the who protected dsnhood
he would the heircss, surrounded by the powerful pro-
lection Of rank, riches and lamily-show the
abhor the bertne's gibe, who shuns the
traducer OF his mothers sex-who he would
coward the rdcner Of womans fobes the exposer Of
womany repuistionshow that who never fotgcts
for instant the delicacy, the respect due to
woman In any condition or class-and you show me n
sendeman-nsy, you show me bctter you show me a true
Christian.
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unoon.cleas OF Disgrace.

The Republic seems be as insensble TO disgrace as i
finds itself incapable Of compromising the truth II still
audes 10 the fasehood il had 10 recan in relation to the
Solicitor of the Treasury, and calls il an explanation"
The amount Of the explanation was this II stated posi-
fpeiy that il received certain information from Mr. Gillet
II was obliged to take back the alsehood il fabricated
with regard to that officer and state in its columns
that il did not receive the information in question from
Mr. Clet We treated the affair vey mildly at the time,
and merely spoke Of il as error corrected and we
should have let the gnominy pass of under that mild
title, II the Republic had prudenty kept quiet about it.
But as though seeming to covet the disgrace Of being
compelled TO eat its own words, and "own up having
told story which was fiction, without particle
of fact for lie foundation, il still audes to the affair." and
calls il an explanation II its employers. the cabinet in
GLIDING the whole eight, had not set il example, we
should be surprised at this kind Of bravado which reats
solemn statements nought and rebus truth with mere
impudence and assurance.
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Proposals for Coal.
NAVY Aarnr,s orrIoE, WashIn

NAVY AsEsr,s ovnoK, Washington, Sept IS, ls4s
CEALED proposals received this ONCE endorsed pro
y posas for coal until 70 O'Clock S day Of October
States navad k'iery Mans 700 tons Of Inc
best quality Cumberland lump coal. 49, .
dry state place places The eonmandan may a.
rect and pass such inspection the said may be d
by thereohe ton 70 be computed al
pounds quantity be delivered by the ION Of NO
vember next
Approved suretes estimated amount in the manner
forth OF contract will be required No payment
be- made until coal shall be delivered Every
Offer must be by written he responslb
be certified by agent
or other ofca person. this agency hai
the offer accepted bidder bidders will within hye days
amer te receipt the Office designated,
ecule the same with good sufficient surees furnish ue SAID
agreeably the specified IN THIS advertisements anu
which may embodied In the contract The law OF 10th August
1885, consideration Of all proposals not accompanied ny
such
Bdders are particularly cautioned endorse th offers above
that distinguished nom other business letters
IN order 10 neyen before the time All
with this ADVERTISEMENT IN every
paucnlar win be rejected informal Those whose offers are
accepted viii be duly noted contract forwarded without
delay. ,,.a,.h
which they addessed and the agent to whom e
contract shall be sent for execution . - :. -,
Sep. l6-dtithOct LII. LAThfoP, Navy Agent
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HOWE a. CO.'S UsIrED STATES CIRCUS.

THIS immense establishment largest and complete ever
orpanzed comprising troupe
ever collected stud horses and ponies any oner
in country, will exhibit AT Washington
On FRIDAY aud SATURDAY, September 81 and p, 1919.
The United Circus progress through the country will
be preceded by the great triumphant fR{
GOLDEN CHARIOT!
drawn y devoted conveyance
The magnitude and spendo
Of vehicle battles description Is the only one o.
modern times which approaches colossal ncheyement OF ar
described history Its weight exceeds FIVE ON ana
carving and gliding surpasses oi me d ev
witnessed. The famous
M JOHN MAY, t Gt ~
universally as the CLOWN in tho world is
member Of this company Also, t,,a
MR.. RICHARD RIVERS,
principal rider living; together win Mr. n hunneis
the HecaIean Chang Won Fang the wonder
performer; Mr. G. W. Sergeant the great da
matte equestrian Hdbbe the celebrated cannon ban per-
Cole, unryaed contortonist Miss Johnon and
Cole and Johnson, female equesans o. ceeDly M
Smith, prince of comic sngers Messs Nages bss
Kennedy Tatna johnson, and Miller first class gymas ana
others Of acknowledged talent in their various departments
+. WHITTAKER Ring Master :.
Admission Box, % pitt 70 censi children uhde na
open and q Performances commence IN anu
~ p. IN. 4, an Az
NJ viii perform Rockville September 20.
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