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Whole West. Nearly every maj is
willing tosilouiler his gun, and debnd
tho rights Of Texas ut the cannjn's
mouth. We understand that Goyirn.
or Bell has mndeu peremptory dennnd
on the U. S. Governor for the righs of
our State, and should this have no EJECT.
he will doubtless march with volunteer
forces, and take that portion Of courlry,
which, of right, belongs to us. .
The Galveston News, suys:-
We can only say, that we are glad
the true issue has been al last prcse,,ed
toour citizens who can now; dcsido
whether they urc ready TO meet ha.
issue and defend their rights at all lnz-
ards; or whether they will lamcly eve
up their rights, in view of tho s,pedor
power agains, which VIC shnll have 10
concnd, in order TO maintain them.
The Galveston Journal, in reference
TO the proclamation, says:
We forbear comment until II further
development Of facts. Ii looks, though,
wonderfully like part Of the system OF
tactics that has been adopted 10 exor,
from Texas sale and surrender Of that
territory.
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The AIlti-Es;,,,k Party.

Ey the Anti Bank party, we understand
not those who merely may not favor re-
| charter cf the Bank, or who reserve their
opinions upon that question, but those who
are not only against rc-clartcr. but are also
in favor Of putting the Bank in immediate IL
quiiaton- The friends of the Bank lave moi
applied for rc-cmrtcr. Its present cllarter
will moi expire until 1856, and we presume.
no such application viii be f5tssyp, nj least S5s
have Heard Of no % IailSs afsh Isl
duplication, before tho Legislature 10 bet elect
ed next fall The question then, which the
amti-Bank party las brought before the pco-
pie OF ,hi. State is not upon rc-charierng
tho Bank, but upon liquidaling ii---not upon
giving il II ilcw lease for another term, but
upon calling in and canccllin.: its present
lease. We Ito not consider tho making of
this question Of liquidation, ns very impor.
tant TO those who arc opposed TO the Bank,
and wc much regret that ], has been made at
a time when our national affairs cxhibi, so
ALARMING an aspect, and call for s,ich unan-
unity Of sentiment and feeling among our
selves. But The question has been made.
and as ii is cert lnIy onc ul vital importance
To the Bank, 1t must be met by its friends
for should The attack succeed the Bank. is at
All end forever ; though. slould it fail. il
dncs not, hv any means, necessarily follow,
tint the hank will lc rr rInInrcl W., In
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From the Nashville Union.
'alse South Carolina Deicgn-
Hon

We can scarcely say what we wish TO
say OF the conduct Of tho South Carolina
delegates &c the convention without re-
m!ndng them that The citizens of their
state are sometimes held up as hugbcars
to lrightcn llmid southern politicians with
They know bow earnestly 1t has been
charged, by way of rcproach, that tho
"Sou,h Carolina disunionists would control
the convention, and will, we hope, pardon
ps for an expression Of the qualification We
icIt III seeing these, inputalons so ciicctu-
ally drspcllcd by their action. They have
lived them all down. in less than lwo weeks
They declined taking TINT lead in the pro-
cccdings which would have been conceded
10 their ability as statesmen, and seemed
only ANXIOUS that the positions taken
should be such rs to enable South Carroll.
ia to follow the lead of other states. There
was less OF a disposition oil their part 10
control and find fault than on The part Of
any other delegation, and quite as much
OF n disposition TO concliatc and harmon
ac. They have entirely rcvolu,ioniacd
the opinion here which suspected them Of
lukewarmncss to the Uniun, and have won
golden opinions from all classes for their
state, their cause, and themselves.
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rather Ingenious, though it is hard to doubt
their soitIy-spoken words ind tloir ur,lcss


! rather Ingenious, though it is hard to doubt
their soitIy-spoken words ind thcir ur,loss
manner.
1t is ceri',inly curious spectacle to wit.
ness grave men, diyines, professors, editors,
and others; all absorbed in these mysterious
"knockings," and suggesting as The most
reasonable explanation of them,a a magnetic
origin!
1t is worthy OF remark, that tho ''spirils''
refuse to reveal future events, or to be con-
cerncd III any revelations of mercennry
character, except tlii., of receiving one doi.
lar from each visitor who records his name
upon their "spirt book!"
Mrs Fish and her pretty sisters will
grow rich, we presume, and for our part, If
they can succeed in hu;nbugging the "doc
tors" rs iarmlcssiy as they arc now doing,
we don't see why they should not!
We do not know what is 'bclind the
curtain" in this strange affair, but we are
firmly persuaded, nevertheless, that when
the curtain rlScs-ns it r!sc it tmust--a very
simple and natural apparatus will be re-
vealcd as the cause of these spiritual
knockings." "Meanwhilc we arc content
to record ourselves among the puzzled mu,,-
titudc.
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un Agent, at Santa Fn, stating that Major
Neighbours would return in july from Tex
as, with large military force, and proceed
to establish the jurisdiction Of Texas. Mr..
Calhoun correctly advises, that the govern
ment should Interfere and settle tho qucs-
tion In an amicnble manner.
The subject was yesterday before the
Cabinet An additional force of. six hun
drchtroops have been ordered from several
military depots to fill the companies now in
New Mexico.
II is thought that the urgency of this mat
ter will expedite action by Congress upon
the Senate adjustment, for it is seen That
tllcro is no way to avoid collision bctwee..
Texas and New-Mcxico but by u colnpro-
mise similar TO that proposed in the Senate
scheme. The United States Government Is
now pledged to lukc a part in favor or New
Mexico, and TO hold possession of tho terri
tory in dispute, ill the question is decided
by competent authority.
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found s, lump Of gold lying a. u ], s.. g.
race, weighing fonr pounds seycn ;,,,,,e,s
ami Mr. t,an has also in his ps,sS,ss s;,,.,
q lump weighing seventeen onnces s,'s's
near The same spot The placer ,as tgs,,a ssas.
e,seoyered f,ss s . y ee Of extraordinary depils
Of d i feat 1rsosat s nas a 1s'e dug to ile dep
ture, and thequartz has rot yet III s nd ha
cd. Throughout tho Whole depth. fam .s;ss s;.s
'ect below The anTfnec, gold in rrea, h ai,' s,A
dancc has been taken out. IL Ii s,,,,,,,s1.s oai
!liat INC whole area Of ihis i,npsIs plssca
'sol tlie same character From msnyg;a,e. iases
miners have taken out from four - 'o;es ,;,,
pounds OF gold per day. 1t - i''e
have Ieen [ede Ia,,ad a vi discoveries
making announce dag. Ss - ~ 2 !, niah ~ 10
j Rscent.y, in tbp Maripnaa co,n,.s
ianip weighing several pounds waa ;o,,,,', =
just below the surface Of the nar,b ''u''"
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,Thc Rev. Saspcr Adams.

We have been reminded recently of the
claims upon The attention Of those who di-
rect the public education, of a work by the
late President of the Charleston College,
the Rev. DR.. Adams. We alludc to his
Elements OF Moral Philosophy" The
author was scholar, a deep thinker, aud
an excellent man. How happens it that a
woik, elaborated with much care BY such
a man, has hecN allowed 10 fall nto neg.
lcct? We can sec hut one reason. Ills
views OF slavery drew upon his wolk an
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abundance Of harsh ecnsure at tho North,
and Of course secured It's exclusion thore,
and ms we get all our class hooks from tiiat
region, il is not strange that we should find
the Philosophy of WAYLkRD, an Abolition
ist, In our schools, instead of a work which
yindicatrs our citizens 1t is time NE look-
cd intot this matter. The Teachers Con-
venton, soon 10 osssemble at Columbia, viii
afford good opportunity. and among the
subjects worthy their attention, wc COM
mend this one Of the introduction Of DR..
Adams's Moral Philosophy as class book
IIercury
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iCommnnicatcd.l
RpnbsiC NTais;plaGa.

Is the Marshall oftle town OF ssnmtcryille
aware oftwo of th2 most public Streets isr
the Corporation baing almost always ysriiis.
H'orty q nights and Sundays blocked ',gs
with old Wagons and o,hor Vehicles, ,otisa
great damage Of those who arc compellsJ io5
drive in or ont of'hc Village afcr nightlalE
or on Sundays.
II there is no Ordinance to reach tbis
abuse ofthc public thcroughfares there ought
10 be ono.
The Town Council have had a great fdieasS
of work done; and mNch toihcir eralsa hpya
rn' Iha S'ra2ts 'inc onlcr. Wiw dis
abuse permitted Z!
{,TRAyEI,l.ER
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To The Hon. J. \. WooDwAEp, we arc
indebted for several Congressional Docu-
mcnts, aud 10 the Hon. JouN McQuEEN, for
Il copy OF his able and interesting speech on
the admission of California
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.TEs..s.s.. 9. - ~ :. !.

tgSssss S's ( -
s
say! aud
YIN tiss
sofs siGif Eest
ingto tlhs Trilsge, Is iiISt fsssck ja....
Ghost, which, atlor tnaking u cony ;ots d
literary Borassus, Dr. Johnson, aii,l
enlng hill The women i,ls5lont!on, spt5i1s
out 10 be wng in masquerade
bic bona .fde spectre. Tie spirits alsa
yealed nj tlie same lime That DR. johnson
was a once an orthodox Episeopalian md !, s
sicptical socialist! And yei. notwitlisiaiitl1
ing Ills la!pahle evidence of iInpestnre, ff0lss
continue TO belicve and trcmble. Ii has
Iecn brnited abroad tlm, the spirits wero in
the habi, Of taking up large tabIa ana
transporting II by scinc invisible agency
from The place where it stood TO an0,ller
part OF the room. All tho attempts that
have been made in our presence 10 sssork
this miracle have utterly faised. no
thirds OF the questions VIC haze heard pro-
pounded, have been answered absui.ily
wide CT the mark, ami the knocks whicls
we had been taught To believe could DO
heard in any part OF tic haunted room,
have i,evcr been produced in our hearing
any where except in the immediate neigh
horlIooj oi Mrs. Fisk or the Misses Fox
Hitherto, we have been disposed To deaf
mildly aud rharitab!y with the sisters.--
We were willing 10 believe that there aTss
'-morc things in hcaven.anl earth,
Than are dreamed of III your piilosophy;;'
but We have recently detected 30 nA,lch of
what VIC believe to be double dealing, in
the exhibition that we urc constrained TO
consider it rank hu,nbpg. We arc off
opinion that the girls have conlederatea
whom the public little dream OF, and thai
this fact will ultimately beiaanifest. The
Jngglcr is too closely watched to be long
undc,cctcj, and il the young ladies' will
submit toi'ic requisite tests, We have l;ttfa
doubt that The spirituality of The affairs wilt
be blown to The winds, within a fortnight.
In the meantime, The inll9rs roll iGeFrily.,
into the spectral cxche1Ier. Aaron Clark.
thou vert r;ght! This is great couetry.
| IHorning STAR
Test QUESTION. Nm order TO test ,lin
wilticisn OF the Irish, The following aiies.
ton was recently put by knot Of tre,iis ID,
newly imported son OF the En,ersh a fsls
"ii the .ssyii should he told liS sfsfr!it
have 'R3$gSI US, which would no iiEst
choose gEsa 81
by NC, to he sure = responded Pat.
And why so.'
Faith he knows ho ctsi,ld get ai,her of
you any tune The gents were satisfied,
and adjourned sine die.
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TnE NESEITT lRoN WoRKs.-Thc Pal
mc'to State Banner Of The 18th ult, saws ::
We understand from undoubicd au,lori
ty that the Ncsb,t Iron Works were dis.
posed of Il, Charleston, on Friday last, to q
Swedish Company, on tcrms which will
more than satisfy the debt uc to The Bank
OF The State, with all in,c. st aud expenses
thereon
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TEXAS AND New MExIco RcMs.
h,nce unN Var Threatened. Tic Ten.
as papers are loud in The expression OF
their Indignation NJ the course pursued
by Colonel Monroe, the civil and mill.
,ary Governor Of New Mexico, in issu-
ing proclamation for the holding OF n
State Government, and TO urge upon
Congress the admission Of lha, territory
into the Union rs a State" The
Washington Ranger SAYS:
This intelligence has caused consitl.
cradle excitement about Austin and the
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NElH l1g;lrlkCt.

COTTDN.--1'hc transactions in Charles
ton on Saturday last were confined to some
ut extremes, ranging from / to IL So
cents.
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We are requested TO state that Mr. JolIS
w. STucKEY LAS been appointed to take
the Census OF this District,
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FR0MT,yE GOLDREGloNs.

The Pacific News Of May 10, mentions
that a mass Of gold and quartz, weighing
fifty pounds was found near hlarposa, and
scld for sixteen hundred dollars
The Stockton Times furnishes the fol-
lowing items ofintclligencc from the South
crn mines:
Mr. Peter Mahau, Of Sonora, informs us
Tia, the placer at Columbia city, (abpnt five
mlcs from Sonora) IS no, less than three
miles square. Ca Fnd " last q McNiran
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a now Post-otiice has been established
at Packhville in this District. II. KELLY,
Postmaster.

IMPORTANT DEcrsIos.--Iohn Norris, Of
Boon county, Ky, recovered judgment
of $4,000 against Newlan, Croker and
others, last week; in she U. s. Circuit
Court, at indianapolis, Ia., for Saves which
they had forcibly stolen from Norris at
South Bond In. Norris had followed his
runaway slaves to that place, and recovered
them, when few 'pliilanthropic' thieves
took tlcm from him by force. The costs
Of tho suit arc about $4,000, which added TO
ss2S0O, makes $500.
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The Paine EsEr,,.

2
The Northern papers contain ,,n,n
tro'ersIhl matter in relation tn ~, a,,aS,
discovery OF Dir. Paine ,rbe s.;a..s,s
men generally discredit his Ieye,a,ioa'. '''
ifo'cssor Henry, Of the katloHBai I,is,i,u,e
~ ,,as seas a strong paper To tho New Ynr,,
rioune I'D rdIcuIe OF Mr.. Paine's preten.
sio'is as a d'scovcrcr. The Baltimore a,,u
contains .! The following statement on ,hs
we nave lengthy article on tliis sub.
jce' from Prof Robert Grant, 4 agt,; l,,,1,a,,
OF f',ucl! practical skill and celebrity Il, .bn.
production of different gasses, and wisf, h
10" operating at Washington under m.
auspices @! !!!c government m, tf,at dine
lie says: .'as INC
NY own opinion is that Paine has ,hc
gas previously made and condensed IN mo
'"'iic vessels, from whence IL is aIlu,vfl 10
pass mo The water, assumed 10 lie draw,
forward through tube. The ,DetaIIe so,,
ociscr being concealed IN tho bissss5Sss ..i5ebS
II II pretended contains tie inapna.f 81 .,a
@ nc, while the tube appears IIkesa ,no~-
coh'uctIng wire, representing lie
"ie Immersed III the water, is matIrfo ox
"''c ihc appearance Of dccopnsiiig III,
N"rr, by pcrioraing it5With numerous Gne
t'acs from which the gas passes in ,ni,,ii..
streams as through cullcndcr."
uuEE OF TIE CoMrEoMIsE.--Thc
Sofhern Press o! the 9th inst, says: We
haH 10 nnnoincc, al the opinion, Of those
anelGst ,ll. best informed, that ,hc C,,an-
pro; ise plan oil Mr. Clay will fail.
II; s'oESE GErwcEa Willis AND FoE-
I, El'SSg'R Ss hhaTTzeD. Tim Ncw-York Day
BeoSf;sfs. Irnmedia,cly after The an.
'isanriatr n HE morning pappers of IN,
ihsit7l et@een Forrest and Willis. ,,,c
Wssh.ng'a Parade Ground was Lensely
ctrnw @ib a9tsost cxcitad pap,,iare, ssHx-s
ious ,o'Nn ihst tie spct where The first
bio" wassruck. a ring was eventually
i"rmcd b or.as.c twenty G'h,ys, whocllar
ed three Gts each lur admission 10 ilic
spot Aiprqjriatc illustrations gratis, by
one OF 'i,fvr,priclors.s up 10 twclycili
,, Ia;i'n y"Ttsf"y, The excitement i.aa nor
abatcti: aii4 u wa go 10 press thousands aScs
walking VI as' down 10 the vicinity rfs tho 4
battle ground i may well he remembers
ed tint ,h:s last ailair occurred Oh the 7tli.
"i JUNG, 1874: he l;nnker iilil
was tousii, "as. I'll, o q; lssss
tl'rce-quaEte, j eenssss d 4 S. 4;
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ne E:IEOyAE.

The ol'icc OF, the SUMTER BANNER has
been removed TO the new building (npsian)
ono door north OF a. J. q T. Moses store
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Sons Of 's'cn,pcrat,cr.

The following "iliccrs were elected hy
Sumter Division, No. -. Son "l Temper
ance for ihcQuaTicr commencing: July l#r.
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vs. Mcssrs. a. WHITE g. Co., arc
Agents for The Banner III Sumicrvillc.
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!. hcNE OF THE CoMrEoMIsE,--Thc
of'er" ircss o! the 2ti,li inst, says: We
nav 20 nnno!incc, al the opinion, Of rlinsc
a'"eigst III" best informed, THAT The Com
pro; ise plan oil Mr. Clay will fail.
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PUBLICATIONS.

no MEDICAL STUDENTS AND oraEas. JUST
pu blished price ST. asplendia Anatomical Engraving
Of the Bones feet In height, by r. Tai INSTALL NJ d.
late Of Aaatoms London Kdinburrh pari
snd St. Louis. N A. BY the author, the seam.ns
wsuted-Sl0 made perday. Medical advice and deal in
rtruetions daily for students and practitioners.
CUBA AND THE CUBANs-CoMPRIsING A HISTORY
~ Of the Ifiand Of Cuba its present social political aud
demese eenditon also its relation to England and the
United States Price 10 Gentlemen from the Sou
business pleasure will find great OF useful
and interesting matter In this volume The author old
and fsvorite trbutor to the Knckerboeker Magazine
and furnished sere. interesting letters from Cuba for
that work in 1874 and rs. The New York Courier and In
suirer notice Of the book, "hat this volume
braces solid knowledge respee,ng the tbec and per-
tiLcSt to the with than ali other books
together that have appeared In regard Cuba In hs Eng
and BY s. aUEsrQN,
Kniet.rboele ar 0fos 10 Nasshu street.
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ADJUSTMENTS IN PHILADELPHIA.

RARNUMs MUSEUM PHILADELPHIA.-P. T. BAR
- num- proprietor and manager; Henry sandford assist
ant manager. brilliant triumph Of the New Company who
were received with welcome the opening
night and have since performed to large and
dienees frst appearance of Mrs Thayer and Mr. Baker
This week will be prmented The Broken sword Not to
be Done, Married Life Turning the Tables" Sister
ATE, Orr Mary Anne &c. Perfermsueei every after
roon at 5k and every evening at to o'clock. pair Of
u elks. Weighing 1000 pounds % be this week with
the other enioStie Timely notice will Ne given Of the ap
Pc rance 81 Miss Aexna Fisher gorgeous oriental spec
= 70 IA qzick preparation. Saturday evening" benefit Of
Robinson Adnittanee IS cents children under 10 years
l2lS cents.
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The mall ssssnship ohis, Captain sshsask, VIII
leave this port ct three O'Clock tomorrow afternoon,
With passengers for chasrss. she will tossh 81
Charleston, Savannah, ana Havana The mails win
close ct two o'clock The Weekly HersI win b pub
lished at ten O'Clock In the morning.
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The Legislature Of Wisconsin has recently passed an
act by which any owner lessee Of land, who shall
lnowingiy permit the Canada thistle 20 TO seed
such land. Is deemed guilty of misdemesuor, and on
sopviction thereof 20 be punished by hss not ex.
ssedng I've nor lees than dollar with costs.
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ehsftsn accompanied by his Intimate friends visited
nx.dvs yesterday when admirable daeuerreo-
80 ~ kis dstinTtshed psrsensre added TO the very
..ts,ve eollocton The perfecton 81 Mr.. srsays pic
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flssTf 81 4h 70: :..d =:
~ -: 1921: 4 Tn
M tf =. sli.' Stevens isss
ti; a.i;r s.
ssA quarter ~ u xisss st haf-psst o'eloch
WOO GRs.s %s N SSsif q r..
y: s:'i:: ;s: 'ss; s =:
si.s Di1ss ssn"rs Bs S.saro ss.ss VIA a.
rhasn sisnor Lor,ni Ippa signor Bsrstirij Lysma
Orchestra sisseI Afdlt r;i;snsa.ss ssn@sess
RuRToNs THEATRE. cHAMBERs sTRHEr-MoN-
d, evening A:ss e S e srrsy qsy
from gorge Sands noveCou
mr. Aas's Rr%s s Russell H' cSsP
her fame: Eis. julie 6.jy With
Eshs ~. Byron Mr. Ti%9r si Mr. Johnston ssSasm
FsD, urss Is :sns Doors open a. ,usr,ss . :. %
begin at quarter 10 o'clock.
NArIo ~AL raEArsk onATHAA STREET
nasy Hs admired %ssa 3; s
nf snt pa AZ IT Pr \. B.
Mrs Williams Honor oG.5oa1 = s RI d 3 sras,sa a
unsss. isiaassis. Mr.. ThonP,on; ave character, BY
T % T.1 a sas' Of the coa a
Mr. ThomPson Mrs Fidset Mrs. Hautonville; Jane Miss
'tocker-
RA.EuEs AnEsIoAs .us1uA-r. T. sAKSUx.
Nan.ssr 6rpnkard all this week eomueneins
that hight .aroSs he sss.n =. s
Museum TO Snss: ,ss ab.ossns drama Mr. ssrnqm win
bat also Saturday afternoon In the afternoon
sa % 81 as hssSs5 ne negro
s :sanps r s % sf:
the Fairy Queen; immense Boa Constrietor 10 so.
az Ad
~ short season.-The patrons Of Chrtys Nnstrel and
Civ: & Sassrs Buaalo md DstgS CHI
si'
TEE DgsslLDoHr .a ASApEMy Or FINE FINE ARTS.
which worm 1ff's RI cqaS 4.
soy: school h.: received
Unity. Brosdwsy. between Spring and Prince srsets
irO%lo s,slOsl A. until 70 oSlCsi p Il Aami..ioa
ERANKLIN MUSEUM. l7S CHATHAM soUARE-rHIs
elegant place Of is now open for I'll. seasOs
s bay Ting in
,an%s1,. ,.ass, q L..s pnryasa s;@psny q Penal:
r v ,Ss and
nome IN regard 70 Saas AND ssar VARIETY ar
,anmsnts and evening EOr full parsicu
io1 50 cents Stage seats s cents; Boxes q .sAss ri
l2h cents.
CAsTLE 0ARbEN " new OPEN ron THE RECnP-
ton Of visiters during the day, from AN. till SPIN
IL the largest and most beautiful in the sountry
anoIdn superior opportunity for reading medit.ion
undsturbed promenadcs, while viewing the shppng
and delightful scenery around and iahsng tho delicious
sea breeze. Admission. I2k centsL
EELLowg new YORK ETHIOPIAN OPERATIC
Troupe, late Perces Mir srels, at the Olympic No. "a
Broadway. between Howard aud Grand stsMonday. Aug
H. and every night unl further notice. The continued
success that has favored this nimitab band Of Ethiopian
psoimers has stamped them being the plus ultra Of
81 Ethiopian bands comprising Of tkirtesn
formers, under the direction Of J. b. Fellows rhsy wiz
have the honor Of giving original inmtable entertain
nsnts every night notice Admission - cents.
Doors at T. Concert at o'clock after
noon conesrs Wednesdays and Saturdays somraeBeng
at3P.N.
DANoRAMA sALOoN-4l3 BROADWAY, CORNER OF
Il Lspenard street Exhibition free The paintings
too well knoyne require description the addition OF the
plendd statue EcaH the Greek Slave the Oyster
and Birth Of Venus should he every visitor the