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A NEW Route Pittsburg. via the Baltimore, sus-
guehanna Pennirania RdroadThrough TO Ptsbrg "
80 express will Calvert station daily
Washington and Baltimore
M, with the fast line Mddietown 81 l.
irving Harrisburg AT itp 10 dinner.
train g. arriving 81
point passengers have the option OF
either packet
stages direct from Holiday.burg 10 Pusburg-
Tickets wlbe sold following this
York. Wnxhtsvle, Columbia, Marietta Middetown, Harrisburg,
Por, Mieown Perysvle, Lewown Nc veystown, Hunt
ingdon, Hoiday sburg and Ptsburg. t,..
This connects with the Cumberland Valley railroad,
through Carlisle Sbppensbug Chambebue and
other points this road.
the Of from Washington
the Of the will be
Railroad arrival
the morning baggage, which will be
II" ROBERT STEWART,
Oct l-dn Ticket Agent.
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THE Magnssic Telegraph Company sscrse LiseJ the
the United States
consequently ths oldest the pioneer line en,sndn between New
washington and delivering and
intermediate Stations Jersey City, Nswsrk
Brunswick Trenton, wilmington and Havre De
eouIyI having
four wrs undergone extensive Repairs and 10
deliver numher which
required the accommodation Of the public with
fidelity beyo the present dine, unequaled
by This line with other companies
Morse nes extending aesdy over esn Thousand miles either
and will be delivered desired The
Of % line have lately thoroughly ystcmstxed IL
both tsrsnsmsson and cd Of delivery Of messages
charges scecisl
asking much wben with the ccs br business posessd
company, invite they DO
and this The most relahls hpe Tor seiegrsphns. EgM
Magnetic Telegraph Washington,
Hail. Pennryvsna Baltimore, MOI Merchants
Erchsnse Gay Philadelphia No oI Chestnut oan
WIN. M. SWAIN,
e--dfw asd ~ [Rep. q Int atH ftf M PRESIDENT
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The sales oil domestic produce nearly equal
the increased importation OF goods being In fact but
extended market for agricultural labor The specie move
rnen Is complicated Gold has now become one OF
the important Of American productions and APP
pehend the ong.eared Greeley will pretend TO
build up "homc Market for it, by prohibiting other
countries from giving anything in exchange tor IL con-
siderable portion Of that put down as imported Is merely
entered from Chagres ON its way from own mines 1t
Is itself directly exported but becomes manufactured
COIN and in that shape dspaces foreign coin and sill
yer, which 20 Europe The specie export must there
fore, be considered domestic produce making the hg
97Ss GA Of last year The reexpo of for
egn goods being carrying trade, increasing under the
operation Of the warehouse system, giving shipping
advantages the foreign Deducng the in.
creased exports Of foreign goods (S622 $40 from the in
creased importation Of foreign goods, have s. 409
the actual increase ogoods be paid fo and for this
paid So 1913 64showng balance of 81 ,25 due
this city the quarters business with foreign nations As
necessary quence, exchanges falling well
the nteres, money The protective papers. like the
editorials Of the Tribune which. unlike It's commercial
columns utter upon mercantile questions
would like endorse. that there
" fifty millions due England" and apprehend revulsion
from in exchange Exactly the reverse Is true. As
have seem foreign countries balance, measured
by the New York trade but demand for money may
suit from fall reha~gc Thus, during the importation
months, the of money and exchange hele while
the former was very os-say II per cent lin London.
Large houses having branches here could allow the latter
draw at l0h any xen and employ the money here
aud per cent per annum II now, when proluce biIi
come forward freely. exchange falls eight, and
time the Fate loo money falls here the lands drawn
England be called in and sent home ia exchange
al n per cent, yielding ~ per cent profit u is
thus trade and the cash system do what tse Uni
I'd States Bank failed in attempting, Wis REGULATE
changes" IL.
The continued production Of gold in California, and its
receipt here is aiuay creating that superaay Of coin
which result increased expor ofthe metals.
The following table shows iron the mint the
cepts and coiusge OF California gold:
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NENTLEMEN'S Fall and Winter GOods.-P. J. SrEER,
merchant tailor adjoining Browns Hotel, having
supply eenfIemen fall goods, (Which a
fully himself Noh has the invite his
and the public call and them The cloths embrace
all shades while the casmeres
and vcstngs require emily to be be admired. t
The embraces article Of genemans ward
Shirts sk wooen
shirts and drawers, elegant cava, hnndkecnie, Gloves and
stocks.
We are prepared up clothing
ues, and in q style Of more than 'usuai elegance.
Oct 5-3aw2wif
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conformity entitled An TO reduce into one s ~
concerning passed the 9th dsy Mss
airy, 1873, do hereby make known all whom may concern
three certificate the cscbeaio Of Logan county
he April received into the Land Once
10Th day Of September 1850 that BY nqoe.s held o. inc Mn
following OF land lying in the county ~
have found this Commonwealth, viz;
thousand acres which was convsyo
j. 81 Thomieit, France, In France styled
avnisn Company Guysndotte and which was escheaisd
legal and equfabs W.
an alien OF aliens ciuxen Of Virginia. resident Of m
United suatesA 1Ey -. II
hund ed thousand part Of use M
hundred thoossnd Of which James sw
and which vssted in John Peter Duma
assembly Virginia. passed IN ne
Also, another usss u shres hssdvd uossd sores lam
aid James died eixed, and which also vesee
Peer France ~ q the general assembly
isc, which said tracts u two hnndieo
bandr~d boa~nnd eschesea w u
@oawsalsh seeaas< us title thereto iey~ and eqmoe, ne
citizen Of Virginia or reaaens
s.s me John Peter Dumas dssd ana kn"
France being his heir and legal
-.7-1IF s1T7TT-I - ii NJ PARkEk,
sent s2-l.~s~f Register Va Land omes
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Fe~ Norsolk, Pinsy Point, and Old Poi1n-Fare Re-
tn8aH4 fa duced.
= a~x, osceoIa will, the 10th Of July,
.Icnlxae making trips week 10 the above
places, leaving Washington every Wednesday und
saturday so'cIock returning leave Norfolk Monday
and Thursday 1t O'Clock, m.
Toucne going returning Pney Point, Old Point
river, and the andngs the Potomac.
Passage 10 Piney Point, s.
Passage and fare TO Norfolk, S. "
July Sd JAMES MITCHELL
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WILLIAM HOHNER,
ATTORNEY AT LAW,
Lancaster, Gra~f coS~ty, Wiseoasta,

(LArr rAuourxn COUNTY, VAL
WILL attend the Of Grant, Dane and Iowa
federal and supreme Madison lie viii givs
prompt particular the collection Of claims the
redemption OF and
uon-rcsidcni isndhoders In any part Of the STATE.
Refers Hon w. D. Foose " g. Senate Hon James Mason
a. Inman Homer ESQ, Wanenton, Mcssrs Knos
Mason attorneys law, New York Professor w Homer
David Lspsey, and Messs w. Welsh Philadelphia
Mess B. crccks John A. Kas.cn, attorneys ., Louis
Missouri ApIe-iawiy
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trustee. Public sale OF Goose Greek Land.


DY virtue Charles court sitting a. court
equity undersigned, trustee will eel before he court
Tobacco, Monday, the I'D day July next
and Ave O'Clock the Tract Of LAND Inherited
Dr. Francis Neale died seizedbo
shutting the farm which the said Dr. Francis Nsse
his death, called and known As Soose
Creek containing six hundred and hy acres 6o aces)
less.
upon comfortable DWELLING barns stables and
well wateed, heavily unbeed
and navigation land high state OF Guilt
usual products Of the county
mill
dollars cash the day OF sale, or rahca
equal annual instament 70
bond and security 70 be approved by
Upon the OF the whole Of the
authorized the purcha
Mary Heae and the late Dr.
premises, free and unincn
oe''a " ~ "''o" NJ sToNEsTREET,
Ju,v A-l.wtd. Trustee.
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orricr % CoxsrssrosKs OF Pusle BvILDiSe.,
~. y. October 8, 1850.
DRoPosALs will Office until O'Clock
Monday the 4s Instant for grading and gasens Jersey
between and OF the Capitol Ths grading
will about cubic yards Of earth As The gravel cover
W be- confined carriage The superficial area 10 be COW
1900 Of
gravel covering win the and gradually dmin
i~hed 10 hva inches each side. eIs .tg.t +.
The proposals. will The price cubic yard for the filling and
the price superficial yard for the gravel tto
The by
The be commenced with little delay
sbe be deemed for
Oct S-d,d q n, , ssns ~ l. MUDD, @. p. r.
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TALL STYLEsNew styles OF fall dress goods for ladies,
opsssA silks and satins, all woo satin de
parameto and cashmsres all
esds5 coo with moussenes de ne from l2i cents TO 81
Of prints, which equal
The whole which
~ ~ ~ Fftif -I.NN ~ O. VIM YERBY,
is PennyIvania avenue, between 7th and sth Streets
ssps 2e-d2w 4#E
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nUvALL BROTHER, merchant tailos, under Gadsbys hotel
desire cali the attention OF members OF and
winter goods which arriving
principally the best New York
They prepared order
elsgHsc article Of clotng prices which shall compare "a
voahy the quality purchased here elsewhere
Also gentlemen Shirts
shrts, wooen cravai stocks umbrellas uzpende hand
SsS So.eoswif DUvALL & BROTHER.
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COMMERCIAL.
rro.. eur Commercial Correspondent.

.rsa N6sa g NEw YoRK, oc, Q. 1884,. p m,
There Is a oontpaed abundance of money Tie kes
every prospect that the usual OF business will
produce IL g customary resu-vz growing abundance
towards January. When tho crops hrst beEia come
down, money is 10 demand but the supplies reach
market and lind sale, the funds employed In It's transfer
the reservoirs and sack Other ploymen,s When
capital - In excess OF the REGULAR calls OF business, specu
aiion is usually generated bat both here and Ia England
money has for length Of time been abundant wlihont
producing that customary result What direction the next
speculation fever may take, II IL difficult 70 determine bal
decided movelnent may DO reasonably looked io'
during the ensuing winter aud spring That the markets
have hitherto retained healthy tone 10 to DO ascrioed In
great sure 10 the mutual notifications OF restrictions
on int trade and the operation oil the treasury
plan Of the government The imports and exports Of the
country have been very large but there nothing In these
NOV like what Mr. Bidde used 10 call oyerrading
a ,a,m meaningless and absurd when applied natural
state Of trade but pregnant with fear 10 those who EN-
rked largely in under the old protective bauk
credit system which inerpoed wal against Tor
eign mpoations aud then made ladder Of paper credits
by which goods could be brought but produce carried
out in payment moderate importation, therefore. ex-
ceeded our means, and there "overuadng" The re-
duction Of legal wall and the removal oil the bank
machine permit much produce go out as pays for
more goods there sold. the produce there Is
bought and tho the producers thrive The imports
and exports this port for the third quarters ending Sep
tember 80. Tor three years are as follows Man
Lnporis PR " Ns~ York, quarter ending Sept. 80
- specie. Free goods Dry goods. Other du, Total.
,s. sssss isss s,sss e.
The greatest IN mas been "a dry goods 10
Of S7oOOeoo and this has been met by cores
pondng in exports OF domestic produces as
Experts port Of Nsw York.
Specie Foreign goods. Domestic produce. To.ai
1915. i571 80 ,aS.ss2 7s5SsN Iu.2is Us
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NEW DREss Goods Embroidered Shawls 6sc.-The
Subscriber have this opened large addition 20 their stock
fancy goods ladies, among which are
10 pieces supsaivsy rich brocade silks, for evening
Is do do for street
10 DO extra rich silks, every collar
DO . styles spotted silks, wry
de AigieS
n 90 extra rich Ind syies Chepe sks
DO figured changoabe Silks cheap
DO heavy black wntered Silks ali widths
10 colored and black urk sains do
- DO very French mcriBos, every shade
DO colored sik veivets do
10 do Irsh popins do srg
50 do French cashmere dEcosse, new style
90 do do mousselines de lame, do
20 DO 10 Scotch do ow-p priced
~ very rich cashmere long shaws %
70 DO do do square do +.
rs latest styles scotch long do
% styles lace cspss
s. ossn real valencia lace collars N
embroidered muslin and lace sleeves and cuffs
do richly embroidered handkerchief, &c. H
desirable Articles their line,
which they respectfully invite attention Of the ladies Of The
ocs s-awif n :, sf " 81. p. n. HooE co.
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pleasure friends, and ne citizens
the sdjacsn. country that hei STOCK Richest styles
not sGsS . e s.. % :
TASTE display which the attention Of their patrons has
IN CARPETINGS. I'a
French and English velvet iates, designs, snpcadvs
sassa a ise English ss siusses extra heavy
do premium American Brussels
English and American, low-piced, extra rich
Imperial a. , .as:. f Eass n:S patterns
And American ias;sin. Al wool, low priced
Cocoa na,tinss, for basement passages
Fs%p si1asn SsI cut s"S
Extra rich Chensls and iufssd rugs .
Figured bsizes and large-sixed cloths, &C.
IN CURTAIN MATERIALS, they name
Exun rich French de lanes
&c &c f sssi.s 90 90 lo~-passa
DO wofstsd damask every shade
90 90 F Saasa and e English .s sh sssss
EmSro on isee and nSD Hss
GIN eornice late Styles smps tasse loops &C. in great Va
They also ask especial large carefully
Linen .hesins., table d.m..ss, satin d.masss
Table cloths, damask table napkins
sss and crib blankets
Step damasks step oil &C. =, !, s,., !.
purchased upon win enable them 70 maintain
their reputation Of furnishing the very best goods at the lowest
p' Sep, al--Awaf r. Ii. HooE co.
RoOTs AND SHOES, Boots and shoes - small prof
itsWe would respectfully call the attention OF
public Of boots and shoes for
ladies, gentlemen, misses boys, children and servants both light
and heavy: ~,
To the Ladies.
We Of CATERS aud h.tgte buskins Jsasr
slips, exceo Jenny Lind, all warranted to give sAstac
ton.
McCurdys slips and ties old styie for.
DO CATER shoes do. .612
Bronze half CATERS thick soles ~
DO gaier shoes
Light cooTed CATER boots
Misses and chldrens ofevery quality and variety
l. To Gsntismsn.
Call Sc variety and style
Patent leather and eafskn Congress CATERS for.s3 %
| Cloth do. ..3to 4 %
superior article Of boots for cunning and
pgged boots shoes double solos, OF
| own manufacture t# .s.
To the Fnmns ewf Pfa~tsrs.
ofheavy bogans for and farm
hands, be equaled In price and quality In ibis city We In
and nil call before purchasing shall offer induce
| ments that cannot fail TO please.
Our stock all kinds has been purchased with great from The
best manufacturers Of Philadelphia and the East which we
pared sell small profits DO not forget The but call at
A. HOOVER l. SONS,
South side Of Penn av. between 9Th and 7th sts.,
to B. L. Jackson and Bro.
Sept 1i--1taw4w
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.I1QL-.h The steamboat THOMAS CoLLYER will make
four ps 70 Moant Vernon, leaving washington AZ 10
O'Clock and Monday October Wednesday
y Friday Saturday The boat viii remain A Noun, Vernon
the passengers will have ample view that noble or
Fair round "Trip from Washington 81 Alexandria, 70 cents chill
dren half Refreshments furnished reasonable The
coaches viii leave the Capitol OK O'clock Persons taking seats
between the Treasury Office and the Capitol for tbs boat cents
each Persons taking seals distant from avenue
Is way.
apply Reside Georgetown
10 and Thomas Parker Co. Washington, the day before
the boat leaves. 9tt -.f8g +.fale 81
wishing visit Mount will find agreeable
to 20 before the weather gets cold. 100. #s.
JOB CoRsoN, Captain.
oct6-sunTuTh&Fn
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notice 10 against Mexico, under the treaty
OF Id February, ls4s.

7 OF Id February, ls4s
S1 OrYicx or THE CoMMIssIosERs, June ~, 1850.
T tho sitting of this day the following order made;
aOrdTe That the secretary cause notice 20 pc puoshea IN
be the rs day Of Februs
~ next unrss which must be vened ~
a6day that memorials have been received
decided hearing on the nrst MONDAY
December be wanted mo-
writing effect be submitted ON or before mat day.
setti forth the for such delay
accordingly the nouce conveyed ny
- ~ " - EDWARD VIM. JOHNSTON,
JuIy e-wustFeb Secretary the Commission
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DOgrPONED Trvstee's sale OF Real Estste.-Ry unm
ofwo DEGREES Of Charles county court sitting a court
viii SELL before eosrho au
Tosscco, Charles county Maryland Thursday he ism G
septembcr next, between the hours Of and O'Clock me
land Inherited by Mary " Neaic from her mother fsncy
and also that Of which the late Dr. fnncis Neaie died
together constituting the farm which the said Dr. Frsser
lived and occupied the OF his death, called and lne~
Goose Greek and containing six hundred and my %
less This farm has comfortable d~emas
stables. necessary well wsiered nss~
dmbsred, and navigation The land y IN
Of Yields usual products o ne
hes sx mss from Port Tobacco, and 10 convenient % en
mill. t@S 49,. #.u5 l3M5&f Fl .-.su
Terms -Four hundred dollar. day osaie, ratsn
thereof and balance In three equal annual insamene
cured by bond security % be approved BY ue trustees
from Upon the payment Of me wncs
money the trustee suherised " convey 70 nc ~
sud Mary " Neale sad ne sw
Francis Ncsle the shove Described pssmisss subject 90 me
z7 acres being that psrt of the land vn
Francis Nsse held In fee balance Of s
and nnncumbercd. 20 ~ ss 80 81 -,--...s 4
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BURGOYNE ~ CO.,
BANKERS.

san FRANCISCO, CALIFORNIA.
REyElHscEs IN WAsnrsros cnr.-Hon. Tbou. Butler King
Hon VIM NJ. 0win Hon. J. G, Fremont
Ap o-tfdlm et-....
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TELEaRAPHIC sEPonTs FOR THE UsroS
Returns from Ohio Election.

CANTON (Oho,) October 9-m The election took place
In Ohio yesterday for governor members OF Congress- ano
members OF the legsRture N ,sl
Ii supposed from imperfect received tina
Wood (dem } Is elected governor,
In Stark county the whig senator is eeced--a gain.
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books nepa L1DdonLst No. S,--An ApoIoxy Sep
ID tuAeint BY r. w. chnhed, NJ A. vol, 1850.
% snd Times of Leo the Tenth ny s Lopdon Tract Society
TSs oa Testament Pess ccmssssasy cesp,Iea fo Henry
MODS n vol, ie50 WV WIN VT l''sIu7 1F,A'l' ~
Ancient Py,sorsa yrssnsps, uslsssd BY Thomas Taylor
The rst sr books Of Homs Dsd orees win ihssrpasd
unnslnuon, line for lima, and numerous 81 vol
Iohn.ont Modern DsIry and Cow Keeper vol 1850 Y
9weehsn'sT ph1ea or Draining Land 4 va, ssea A-4
nnt<on Desasss end Cow. vol 1850.
fctesi and ENLARGED edition \ yo
iss inp@ssd ~. lsazcs as.e, y ~ e = -.L -gi
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United state. PATENT o@es,

ON petition Lcsvi Of Csboevie Mas.achusstis,
praying o granted 10 said Lesvt for
IRE for from
the expiration Of said PATENT which takes place on the % day Of
April, ls5i-- "a III ls.f III tsd q Il a.a
said petition Patent Once
~ O'Clock, and all
nctined and show they have why said
petition ought not 70 be granted. ....s..
Ordered Also published Republic
gencer and Uniou washington city D. CT North American and
Phisdsipha Tdbune, York Journal,
Rhode Island Republican, sprngfcd
nexf. M l.9 = -i.a..l.s.l n +.
DE WITT c. LAWRENCE,
~ Acting Commissioner OF Patents
r Edo q the shove viii please copy and send
bills 20 The Patent Once with containing this notice.
Sept 2s--w3w II 'ttsI F1R ~ 7iH9h Il eiia3h
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once (ierhs psssnn LsS Baiaiass, Richmond, Va
N. viii with pfopuipds kind ~ esaas AsAins
Of Virginia the United the departments
against ndivduas revolutionary claims
pensions three months, extra p,y back s bounty lands and AZ
He government nearly twelve
years. and facilities for the Of claims which
enjoyed by few, s4 ~ lfffa llM 4sHE3alEa Iga
isisp lposs paid addrssssd him. either Richmond Of
Washington city, will immediate attention. aat
lie Kind Of the following refer &c
Hon NJ Mason and NJ r. HUNTER United States
Hon. A. seddon r. X Meade Thos. H. Avere,
Holiday rsuus Powell Thos Bocock Richard PsIker H.
Edmundson McMulen, House OF Representatives 0
Hon John Mason, Hon John M Bos and James Lyons esq
Richmond fHne HBA l0 1s1ta1fH altJ @1f 81 et
Richie, washington City IL Il 4 tA'ftH tsee
h--d2w kwJm sstt,.- feF.4..aal
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House for Rent or Lear have ju.t h.i.hes and now
all the modern Improvements and every 10
make desirable 10 beautifully situated the corner a. q
ssr pump Of 'he ysy be being IN the kitchen conssss
rooms, one OF which BATHROOM,
shower haths, toscfhsr with closet. - -' -
The Hnbling carriage house and male servants. are
arranged m very superior style for convenience comfort yns ON
nsw-psved sleys ' "''s ~
Ya3dk7'm ~ Eut JAMES cApEN
yet I0-eod3df ...la..sl 4. 40 -,
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NJ c'ap1WbFi z = WIN. ,. sroNE IT, T--,r-,s
e. ~ yst ATTORNEY ooussELaoa sd 81
t,st omee on " near The corner a. I%A s,s.s asiae
l0--dan se8ic
L. osas ,sHlsf
pssrLIP BARTON KEv wiif ssssnA - ssst 80,
~ ne 10y ~ uuusesd with bsfws cous "a tkis
sSs Ar Win 10 assAd 70 ~ sssescn hiS kSs a.
g. and he Dsp.rsn.ss 0mse . q sf<st as " ~
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james N Jaas d Oo.s American aud EuFspesn Am-
phltheAi
distinguishing Of establishment
the celebrated

james NJ Jaas & Oo.s Amsrican and Eurspesn Ann
phitheatrs.
The distinguishing establishment
the celebrated
FRENCH TROUPE
Franconi's Paris cirque Naonaie Brussels composed
6 FEMALE aud nl2 MALE performers, who engaged
expense senior proprietor who vicd E
during the winter for the OF obtaining
best talent which the immense compsnis England and France
could afford. Among the principal stars ofths troupe
MADEHoIsELLE LOUISE, 4
only equestenne appeared America,
rides without saddle or bride.
MADEMoIsELLE RosALINE,
The equestrian Terpschoe, unequsI-d in her peculiar style
MADEMoisELLE ToURNIAIRE,
Whose wonderful skin Of the has everywhere
been the admiration OF ALL
MILE JOSEPHINE and MILE JEANETTE,
Together with
MONSIEUR BENorT,
The great equestrian necromancer,
MONSIEUR ToURNIAIkE, &c, he.
The unnvailed Jester, W. r. WALLET attached
the and win enven the performances with his rich
company beyond comparison, greatest
Amercai which,
ds sTlCkNEY, the extraordinary poyhippan GEO SCI
GEANT equestrian JAMEs NIXON
The belonging company
thoroughly trained exhibited FIRST among which Is great
performing steed CINCINSATUs, acknowledged
The above will perform Washington Friday and satnr
day, October 10 and lstwo days onyne the Mall seventh
street. fr q. rsa-. E .#".#
Doors u and u O'Clock, performance
Admssoa IS cents children years age, pnce.
Oct e-4tlwk6d,