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GREAT DISCOVERY.
% W E2G GDoH' EEeRREg 9DEEn

T7HiS OIL is prepared by II. C. CURRIER who is the
sole Proprietor in the United States AMI is the great
est discovery in the known world for the grow IN of fur
and warranted. Il will the hair 10 grow where il
mas fallen OF, a:'f is preventative and makes II
grow thick darn and SILKY. Price 90 per bottle The
best of references be obtained IRON those no have
been benefited in this city.
N. u. The money vii be paid back in all cases when
the OIL does net give satisfaction.
Sole Agents IN Worcester, WIN D. FENNO & SON
l66 Nam Street dwtf i,l, :
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Rics's Improved lightning Conductors,
~ SUBSCRIBERS would respectfully inform the inba>,o
iants Of Worcester and vicinity thai ihcy are
70 erect It'll tNlNG CONDUCTORS tn ensung sea.
, IN n,hhef SUPERIOR 10 any thing Of The kni ever vel
oneeo 70 tue public substituting for the rude corueC,
lions community used, copper points and astenjnls eied
spreS, au copper bottoms, adding thereby materially 10
ne beauty, strength and durability of the yynrt ''' "
ordef' BY mail promptly attended TO-
wo.cas,sr storo.o T. C. RICE,
-, c'N" p dwlf j, p RICE
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20 Hes,

ava A STORE, in the centre of WAyLAND, recently
n built and well located for the English and West
- India Goods trade. For further particulars inquire
of GEORGE SMITH, Wayland, b. l.. BATCHELLER, 40
Fulton St, BOSTON. dwtf WaylaBd, Feb IS
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Epilepsy and Ellis

-, N1FEHNT Sy sVEEV NHFS,
'ib subscriber has been very successful in treotin
curing EPILEPSY, Apopexy, Convulsive and snas9odic
sera, st. Nitus Dance and all disea S =
nNc Kindred nature spinal affections nenrao Of ~
INA @u neGN-hcr'ous headacl muscular co1tracons
H. iale diseases and weaknesses Of every nature IL
~ ~ uosotes as usual particular attention 10 Consr1
on ehroHehius, ucerations and diseases of the rbo
s @ ,seaseS OF the heart, Liver complaints Dyspen
thesc diseases IN general 11Peope subject 10
y, y. oiuce and residence No MArLg srnrrr reor o
aN,nursgf House. Office hours from to o,roct y A. ~
maieh D. cod eowly5 A sroNg, az ~ ~
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Waterford Window Glass.

svoNOAAOA0 w AiAuOVf GhdDOs
VIE nbovc well known window Glass is now being mann.
iactured In very superior and for brilancy
pes and evenness ofsurfsce Is be
BY any American Window Glass la the market All quail
ties for tale wholesale and retail. by
SAMUEL q. WHITE,
~ washington So near Western Il, II. Depot
Worcester Feb. "a. dw4m
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Lamp Black.

IL the barrel in Bulk, good article for sale cheap
~ ny SAMUEL "a WHITE,
80 2lWashiHgton So, near Western II. r. Depot
FeD' ~, deep w9u
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Paper Hangings,

E'IE subscriber offers the Fall Trade an extensive
assortment of PAPER HANGINGS OF the very besI
Ui AhBRIcAN MANUFACTURE, which all Builders Land.
iurus, ahd others wishing 0ooD ARTICLE will find tor
thel INTEREST to examine before purchasing elsewhere
N d. Particular attention given to putting on an kind
ot ptpefs, at shart notice.
Ware House, Eos FER STREET, (between MUM stree,
snd BasIon, Norwich. and Nashna K Read Depot
worcester oct ~ d Il. NEWTON
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Mineral Teeffa
God liver abig

MANUFACTURED by E. souiher, Inc hest article in
1VA use, for sale ia any quantity at the manufacturers
pr'Ces, by LEWIS t. LAIELi, hpoihecary,
No 20l Main Street, doors North Am, House.
". 4
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F6R SALE

kmM house and LOT, situated 10 Gfsfinn Genre
ESN n "bon six rods from ib- Comho 1, suiInni, lo,
"asaAsone or two families. Apply 80
Grafton, Dec 49, du Z, u MENROE.
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Pasture land GOp Sale,

OR SALE, PASTURE, situated in the northwestern
part OF RUTLAND, belonging to the Estate of Arunah
Harlow late of Shrewsbury deceased Said Pasture con
aiIs about Fyour acres, well watered by never failing
river Inquire of DAVID BARNES, the same or of the
Executors. NATHAN b. HARLOW, Execu-
Shrewsbury, Feb 6. 3m
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House Lot for sale

LEAsANTLY situated Fruit Street near Pleasant, A,
SO f. front and lS4 r. deep which are ruinLer OF
n t trees For particulars, inquire OF r. ADAMS NJ Nun
Yns 24s Msns up stairs, the subscriber in olston
March o. dSw WIN WHITCOMB
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Artists Tools and C0Nors.

A COMPLETE assortment Of the above always on hand
n and for sale, SAMUEL G. WHITE. Du,pqst.
Feb. 81, dw3m
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For sale or to Ief.

kuA A SMALL COTTON MILL situated about 10
fM "A 'nileslrom Worcester will he sol or .sehssg.
1S1 Tor other property or lei fcra term VI years Ia
ulre RI tho . dlce OF The Massaehuseiis any nci
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NEW md beautiful article for carriage and ornamental
n painters For sale at SAMUEL g. WHITES, dealer
in Drugs, Medicine, Paints aud Dye Stuns,
Feb. 81. deo VAN
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LATHE FOX SALE.
NE six feet Engine Lathe. Said Lathe is almost new
Va Twill be sold cheap for cash. Inquire at No 80
GREEN Sf. dti Nov IA.
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SPIRAL HAY CUTTERS FOR SAL

SFIRAL HAY CUTTERS FOR SALES
HE Subscriber has few Hay Cutters, very good ar
ucle, that he would exchange for CASH WooD. In
quire at the New Brick Shop UNION STREET
~ b. Hay Cutters repaired usual and on REASONABLE
terms LUTHER WHITE.
Jan 2 diff
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Chrome and Paris Gree

Chrome and Paris Green.
NEW and superior article of Chrome Green and OF re
y duoedpce Paris Green some splendid shades very cheap
For cash Also Chrome Yellow OF extra quality For sale
by SAMUEL G. WHITE, dealer in Drugs Medicians,
Paints, Window Glass; No. u Washington Sd cstorn
r. II. depot. dw4m Feb. 81
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FOR SALE,

La 4 VALUABLE ESTATE No. II SIMMER 81
E.E consisting offiouse, Barn. md Buildiag Lot
@tS~A supply o. good and durable water with nlany do
fable privileges, when examined, dif March S
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SHOP tn L EE

SHOP TO LET,
SlTUATED on Hanover street, suitable for Painter
- or Boot maker. e. A. d E. HARRINGTON,
rec u. dlsu 30 Mar St'
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qeN Valuable Mare for Sale.
EeyS% MAY be seen at HINDS'S STABLE re
SSS w OF Worcester House.
s=l-S-7--k- Jan If. diff
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Carriage and Sign Painting.

HE subscriber has taken Shop Barnes Stock.
"ePs Livery stable. No 10 MECHANIC STREET Tor
the purpose OF carrying On this bra ca ol bn.ine.s IT,
sohcs share oi pu'c patronage Satisfaction given in
an cases or no charge. GLAZING Gone when ordered
SEPT IA dtf j. ID. AMES, l9 Mechanic 81
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HEAR THE pATIENT.

J. T. CALHOUN, of South Carein,
Prepared by c. AVER, Chemist, Lowell Mass SOFA
In Worcester by Lewis T. Lazel Jns. Groen K 90. M n
Green H. c. Bates, d. Scott, Jr Co DR. Barrovs W.b.
steri M L. Smith, NJ II. Villsse o. y. Vinto
~ Aldrch, Grafton; Ballard Il Messenger Cintonyic ~
Druggists generally coed eowqO Mnrch, S ~"
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Decrease, 1880. 65s.s49 73,6ls 6ls,2% 7.RS $40
This exhibits an enormous falling OF In the ship
msnts Of breadstus from ports in the United States
TO Great Britain and ireland. The difference In
Iue between the shipments this year in bread
stuns alone up this time is full twelve milsns Of
dollars, to say nothing about the employment the
transportation Of such quantity Of produce would
have given our Idle commercial marine The decrease
In expectation Of breadstuns has been greater than I'm
cotton but the advance in prices for the latter makes
up for the reduction In quantity While prices for all
kinds Of bresdstuns have ruled much lover this year
than last Our foreign trade for the year ending June
20, 1850, has been entirely onesided game, and the
enormous balance against us has been covered up
disguised by large remittanoes OF public stocks aud
many have ben lulied into fancied security by the
impression that exports have been sufHcient to
quidate all indebtedness growing out Of our Imports
Tbose who think that long specie Ia not largely
exported our foreign trade must be pretty equally
balanced, will one Of these days End that they
have taken but superficial view Of the matter, and
that we have retained possession Of the precious
metals and paid for purchases In promises, which
DO not msture for many years, but which draw an
suslly sx per cent interest The onels report from
the treasury der srtment for the year June so 1850
will show . state Of things In connection with the
foreign trade Of the United States for that time that
VIII sstonish nearly every enc and give idea
OF the balance which has been liquidated BY
q transfer Of public for private credits
The fall imports eeming In rapidly and We have
no doubt they will be enormous Our supply Of public
soekr such foreigners desre has become very much
reduced, and the probability IL that any balance
against foreign trade for the present year,
viii be more directly liquidsted By shipments Of
specie and thaI doubtless soon zee very different
state Of thing. In the money market II IL our con-
adent belief that nothing but very great reduction
in mportations win prevent stringency In the
money market within three months, equai to any
peri,ncsd at any time during the past three years
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in flower than of cotton II IL now In full bloom and
what very singular delds remain At about twelve TO
eighteen inches in height The Towering. at this
dwarf like height Is of the radically features
IL possesses boiling takes the life OF the plant,
will finally prevent it obtaining that proper post
tion and rugged appearance essential TO bear due
weight offruit hereafter The In many places Is
moisture very difficult to be kept from choking IT, Ia
South Carolina, the plant is more hopeful friend
who three weeks In travelling from Mobile, Ala,
to Cam g. c., writes from the latter place, thAt
the sandy soils the only that exhibit
of yielding moderate crop. and that can only be OBJ
tanned by absence of from all tie destruc-
tive insects which between August and Oeto-
Der. and warm nights throughout The indications,
certainly do not peint TO warm nights, an absence
from worms or late frost but the of each
Aside from worms the excessive moisture will have
the tendency to sw the seed in the bolls forming
when cool nights prevail and last season We may,
and probs bly, will ind that with every favor
able contingency here.er the ripeBing OF the third
and last great division will be thrown far into No
vember, ms TO form greater weight than usual OF
seed, and less weight of fibre.
According TO this the crop Of 1850 and 1851 Is not
likely to be any larger than that Of 1s49 and 1880
The most favorable weather from this time out will
not carry the product up to average, while bad
weather would have tendency to check the yield
and reduce the aggregate below that Of last year
The prospect is gloomy enough for the planter.
The quantity of certain articles, exported from this
port foreign ports the week ending July 80 dis
tngushing the destination and extent Of shipment to
each place, annexed =
COMMERCE OF THE PoRr NEw YoRK-WEEKLy Ex-
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movement. OF D,s,,,pu,.n.d p..,r..

r. Gordon, Washington n l.. King. O,nciasAti; J.
Robertson. Washington. A. J. Lawson Texas, and one
hundred and twenty Others arrived yesterday the
Astor House l'F7
Crabbe, U. N; w. Ayles. Philadelphia; Tbs.
btInabdsz Creed. Cuba; q Pitchers. u 8 A. Texas
and hfJsix others arrived last night at the American
Hotel
Col Lee U. 8. A.; DR.. Davis, Baltimore; Lieut. b.
Lowry, u B. n. Lieut.. ID. q. Green, u. A, and
hundred and sixty others arrived yesterday at
the Irving House sa
W. Cbaddock. Boston; p. Haiues Canada; Il.
saunders, New Orleans; Hon. Fay, Troy; III. X.
Coggshal Connecticut and twenty six others, arrived
yesterday and took rooms at the Clinton Hotel
Gen. Campbell. United States Consul at Havana has
arrived In Warrington
Hon. L. Marcy New York and Hon. John Slide
New Orleans among the vsiters Saratoga Springs
Lord Spencer and daughter England, and thirty
Others arrived yesterday and took rooms at the Union
Place Hotel
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Our BaIumor. Correspondence.

BaLrrsoRr, July 81, 1850
IN, Democratic MsvoraiV Sgustbs-.qa Tad,psad,ns
Whe Noninse-IissiA Of tie C,'v-Poiitseai tlsA, &C.
The fquabble among the democracy % Baltimore
With rsspeet 10 the nomination for the mayoraity,
exceeds any political difculty that has previously
taken place In the party, In personal raneor How ~
will end cannot be foretoId At present but already
numerous broken heads are the consequences Of the
dinicuty. AZ I have ell along predicted, j. Mabury
Turner has secured majority Of the delegates 10 the
nominating convention, and nothing prevent
him from receiving the nomination.
lt IL pretty generally understood that there will be
Wig nomination, a. all the prominent men named
lave declined accepting q nomination. Under this
state q Affairs Jesse D. REED. Esq OF eur news
paper reporters has consented 10 run an indep.n
dent vhg candidate in opposition TO Mr. Turner
Although strenuous Hhix he out At the solicit
tstion Of several hundred Of the dissatisfied demoe
recy and iftlere should be whig stion he vii
BE- elected. livery man womaB and chHd n the eity
knovs Jesse Reed snd after nfteen years expe-
rsnce IN the local newspaper business he A. Of course
fsmhinr With the duties - the mayoraity ne
ato stttra years Clerk 81 the City Council and has
With ability and general satfseton occupied the poet
o. Chef Clerk cfthe House ~ Delegates Of Maryland
In short, Jesse n vhole eeuled clever fellow and
WI make heavy inroad among such Of the democracy
as are rot pledged 20 sustain Mr. Turner.
hyttriety. bowel complaint. eholera morbus. ~.
pre'sh 10 his city 10 an unprecedented extent saus
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sPORTIHG.


NEkTkEyILLE COURSE, L. L-TROTTING-APUR.E
~ sOO will lie gyenfor horses that won purse
ever ITO, two mile heats wagon and driver TO
weigh 4Olbs TO ca August 5th Also purse Of SOO
two mile heats harness. for horses that purse
heats best three in hy In harness Tor horses that
above close Wednesday evening July 3s by ten
oesek. at Greene hadaens Betei more TO make
q ssld, and two 70 start 10 male race.
JOEL coNKLIN. Proprietor.
Union COURSE, l.. L. TR0TTING. THURSDAY
August lat, at 81 oeioek r. NJ match for $500 mile
hearts, in harness ~
Geo. Nelson names Gray Horse.
VIM Whelan Z" 4. m. Flora Temple.
Immediately after, purse SO, mile heats best in s. in
harness.
MhelPley names b. q. Putnam.
J. Woodruff b. (. Trojan.
VIM. Wheian I" eh. 4. Reindeer.
Admission to the Course 50 cents.
sPIcER McMANN, Proprietors.
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AmUsEmEKTs IN PHILADELPHIA.

pAkNUMs MUSEUM, rHILADELfHIA-PT BAR
~ Pre- pretor and Manager Henry Sanford ant
trnoon and evening in those feats Of Magic and vearo
qual deneations which have secured the ample attendance
dephia Secured real 0rssg 0utang the largest aost
strewd specimen impaired Ballads Emma Les
he Dances Miss Warren Comic Songs BY Mr. Robinson
pfsolypE Views and ChromAtrope &c Saturday evening
dren under 10 years. I2H cents.
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HERALD FOR CALIFORNIA,
To BE PUBLISHED THIS MORNING.

The steamship Crescent City will leave here at three
o'clock, p M to-day, for Chsgres. The Weekly Herald
containing all the news of the week, Is we'll the
European intelligence received by the steamship
and can be obtained at the desk.
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AmUsEm ENTs.

RowEKf THEATKk-BhNAFIT OF MR.. STEVENS
r 81 m c acted N: ma
iiltsn captain Allen MT d Wattins, Bridget savaa.
& Mr. ssSas. Tsesa Mr. E za p ssn
s ris foR "s%y s sST
-or Fudge Tradgs! Drudge! drudge -Fsdse, IL. wSt-
Juliet snosii Mrs. waicOti Tradse ars' Nsedhaa
orsr 1t 90 curtain rises at7h Boxes 2s ctsi Pit l2
CAsfLE eAhLaN-IhE &c. Sx l..r;1 HAVANA "a YAM.
r. Badial Thurday evening" Aug: Is will be performed
eon.aFn sfeGr. Dt,lo a r1r ssaSs. Bsn E,aa
s9Sr s s Fs ssSc
nar.inei Between ,hs acts Of the opera PRoMENADE
direction q George Ledsr win RsrioTm soys waissss
nss sna eaPs !" ."et ~ cents
NATIONAL THEATRE, CHATHAM srREEr-rHURs-
DAY sysPn Aospi sAa y
Countess Violet. Mrs.. H. p ars,,1S. T. Dc r1lswed BY
Rotary Press Ms. sss
isSshssi. farce q s5s Man WiIsoUT sIIsT.Iasn
ss6i, Miss leicester Boxes, . cts pit l2Is cents
CHKlsTY's sINsrRELs-LAsT WEEK OF TIE SEA-
~ sonMeehanies Hall No !72 Broadway, between Grand
aEhsr nose The original ana we Cbr,y
Ethiopian Opera Troupe, the frs established and Oldest
psrarnsr. under The direction cSTsy The. syS WIZ
ainments every night until further notice Aemison rs
cents. Doors open a, conesr, viii commence o'clock
An afternoon concert Saturdays, commencing at s
o'clock, p. N.
GRAND EXHIBITION OF THE WONDERFUL REM
" ington Brage-The greatest scientific in the oity
is Thousands have already crossed r.
and IL the wonder Of the world Open A
N. till 10 y. N. One door above Niblo's.
NTILoPE PHILANTAMBo-TAIs RARE ANDBEAU-
"A tiful animal lalready deseribed will sale
until three o'clock r. NJ the ewner quitting New York.
Price low be and further particulars
tanned, ut Greenwich House, 50 Greenwich street.
OrTo COTTAGE noBeKEN-eRANB INsrRUMEN-
~ tai Free ConeersstTsess celebrate Band every
day "wednesday and Friday, commencing Al y. NJ and
closing ats r. H. Ferriage reduced to N. BIN
ts weather il unfsvorahe the Conoer will place
next day.
ture viii be sold cheap. for cash. Can be No.
Ill Pearl ST rect. third floor.
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tEANTED-1O PLACE TBREK GIRLS TO BOARD.
w In private family, vhsrs they have the aavas
tsre, - Ar fngish stussieu. WITH fneh and es and
where every attenton v ~ paid their couort
uust " Moderate 6tst rvquirpd-a
Cstteiic family Trefeutd address Box With rsal
snd ssiGenee
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This composss the bulk Of the exports fer the week
The shipments of bresdstuns to Liverpool and Lon
don, during the week comparatively large, and
the mst I'm portsnt feature ct this moment In
foreign export trade. Compared with last year. the
movement In brsadstuns thus far, this, have been
very limited, viii be by the annexed table,
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pArrraIcIlsIIIPs

NoTICE-CHARLEs 7. sARPESrFR fABOEr TO
~ leave Tor Europeb tas 90. cay herasn, by mutsa Al
ecrfent, from the hrra 81 CAHPENTER, VAN DYKE a
IhkAOk, Stek and EEehahre hrsksrs, Ne - Wall
ssn.d IN der X. trm ~ VAN DySR TRE yoR va az.
tathorissd " settle the business u the lass hrm
A VAN DYKE Jr.
Nev rs-t. Juiy ~ JNo. n. TREvOR ~
llANTID-A PARTSKR Win PROM $500 TO
sou 20 sIfsrs IN vholsfais prt stable and rssrect-
ahs trsrtss. None need spry unless
~ Liabilities sud have the amount required Address ia
her," this ofnce.
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Green Turtle .-Green Turtle Soup and
Steak served a bANshDs New Quarters, No. State
street, this Gay. Soup ready at all hours
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'Asnhhs MAI oI TIE gNlIED sIAiEs,-Nk,W
the store No. 1u Br aduay stairs rhis
Irojecd on scale II thirty miles 10 Che inch, and Il en-
usp cet inches losE anf feet inches hg y enbrsoes
all the eounties and Villages and exhibits
railroad and canal In operation hpurhsut the county
In acdton 70 vast smeunt Of original in the body
plans beautifully enrrsved .nd seiored Plan q che
CITY ~ bostoN With the kc dttinc " named. DO
CITY Il New York. DO Phlsaslphis %. Baltimsre; DO.
Waskngton3 do. Iharlescn 40 kew Orleans Do. Cinqin
matt Alec separate u the environs ~ eaeb q hose
se.sn shlaEed seal. and others q Caliorna Oresea,
New Venice Ne tgeher With tables showing the lula
ton 81 the United States various perods The whols
the somplste map o. the Unitsd States
pubshed. Price m1unsd roller dsseetsd ard coll
cred ly counties So Do a. eecred ~ aes So 80 Sew
sral agents wautsd, sPpiy ss sbove.
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AMUsEMENTs IN BROOkLYN.

QRooKLYN MUSEUM, CORNER OF ORANGE AND
ID Fulton sreets-Chanfrau and Burke Proprie J..
Jackson 1reasurer-1he Lecture Room entertain neats
ill evening at Socock Thursday evening"
August LIST e50 will he presented the beautiful play of the
STkANGER-Strapger. Mr. Conldock Mrs. naller Mrs
Bowers advertisement by the Iafant Family To conclude
with the laughable farce called the IRISH TUT0R-Dr
OToole, Mr. g. Burke. Admission Is cents Reserved seats
in parquette, one shilling extra.
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RAKNuM's AaEklCAN nusauA-P T. BARNUA.

- hansgtr and PROPRIETOR John Greenw rood. jr. As
htant hanager Seventh veek Of re-openng
On n"nIAy July ~ In compliance with the wish Of thou
VINO nave been strongly with moral
np"n the pnne nir Barnum will withdraw
lhE DhONkAhO Set Tor few days. but will presen il
WerX evening ms week with Mr. Z. w. Clarke Edward
nloaletoh MISS Aexna Fisher NARY re The afternoon
performance this week, will consist 81 TUE aRICaND
BOY lmpIowpu Songs. Dances Lancashire BELL Ring
ers, &c Amongst the new curiokites
dy the Boo.ist Infant Se. nc Afternoon performances
o'clock Admission 20 cents ehdreR under 10 wears lac
cents, ~ 'N~i''i IN
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Catalonia CoLg SANDS AND QUARTz WANTED.
~ by NJ sot mon A Co Cola and silver RsaBera. Assay-
ere sweep SIN tsrF Clsanefs ~ sarth mineras and
hnown iustsnses that cru'sn thsshcvs METALS Od Celia,
6Anr street. Nsw Nsft