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GAS-FfFTKRe AND pLUMoGnA
Sosseh sids PsRMsytvssja sssssss, tetsee>a II and
6A streets, opposite Nsatesxt Heel
Candida Bras. OANAMEyTAb GA1-BURN-
ER6. PROJECTORS, 4nACEE7U, 10, &c.
THE sUBeCAlBERs having latsIy Attsd up
- their establishment, ere now -prepAxsd to in
tsodoce into stores. factories, hotes a. private res
oencess Gas Pipes, with all the necessarily append
sses after the most approved and modem o. les
nAv!nx been engaged ALMOST exclusively for the
lAsf lve years in this particular branch OF bust
ae:s, they feel cosadent that their work will not
fail 70 please any who may favor them With their
patronage
They havs nov on hand and are daily receiving
beautiful lot OF Wall Brackets and oruemeptsl
Gas Fixtures, suitable for saloons private parors
and halls, 70 which they respectfully invite the
public inspection
Orders i~h IT our Gas-Fitting Depot will be
punctuaiiy attended to-
The subacribers having In their employ none but
competent workmen, good and faithful jobs may
be expected.
Gas-Fitting and Plumbing ia AL it, branches
ATTENDED to promptly and With despetch.
j. REESE co.
N. b. The subscribers have for inspection one of
their portable Gas Generators, intended for hight
ing churches and country vesidences-a new and
extremely convenient invention. fAt3
July l6-eodlm ]. r & co.
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Missouri Electio,,,

ST.. LOUIS, August &c +. Jackson, anti
Benton Democrat, is elected to Congress from the
third district; Samuel Caruthers, Wing, is elected
from the seventh district; and Edward Bates is
elected judge Of the land court. a 4
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MATTHEW BRowN, D. d., of Pittsburgh, for
many years president of @sfferson College, died
at Pittsburgh, on Friday last, in the 80th year of
his are. Wa
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A CARD.
JOSEPH A. G'sCHWEND, PROFESSOR OF
u MUSIC, respectfully informs the citizens Of
Washingto and vicinity that he has established
himself in this city, and ia prepared to give les
SONS on the Piano. Guitar, and in Singing.
Orders left at Mr.. Thompson o Daguerrean Gal
Iery, or at the Music and Fancy store OF MIR. John
F. Ellis, will be promptly attended to.
Tcrms-Twelve Dollars per quarter.
Mar 26
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DISEASES OF THE EyE.--There are, according
to foreign medical journal, six hundred distinct
species of disease connected with the eye.
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sPECTACLEs LOST.

SPECTACAES LOST.
r OST ON FRIDAY, Odd instant, somewhere
Ia between the ."Republic Office and the resi-
dence of the undersigned whilst passing Ninth. E..
or Seventh streets, a pair of Gold Framed Specta-
cles.
The finder will be suitably rewarded by leaving
them at the "Repubiic Office" Ninth street
July Is GIDEON.
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Lo,na Election

crat, has been elected Attorney General Of the
State. a
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+ AW NOTICE.-SIDNEY S. BAXTER, late
Ii Attorney General Of Virginia. has removed
to Washington to practice law.
He Will practice in the Supreme Court of the
United States, the courts of the District Of CoIum
bia, and attend to any professional business con
fded to him. g
Office in Morrison's new building, on II street,
east of Pennsylvania avenue.
References: Hon J. j Allen, Hon. VIM. Daniel,
Hon. Richard Moncuie, Hon. G. B.Samuels, Hon.
George H. Lea of the court Of appeals of Virginia;
to the Judges OF the circuit courts Of Virginia, and
to the Senators and members of Congress from
Vii einia June lt--Tri-w6
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HAr.-In parts of the country the drought has
diminished the crops Of hay; but in Connecticut
and the southern parts of New York it has been
very heavy. In getting it in, in Winchester, it
has been somewhat damaged, owing to heavy and
frequent rains.
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Kentucky Election.

LOUISVILLE, August Linn Boyd has fifteen
hundred majority in the first dstrict; Breckenridge
has five hundred and eighty in the eighth. The
result is doubtful in the tenth though the chances
are in favor of Stanton. The official report can
alone decide.
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NOTICE.-The members nf the Mercantile
IN Library Association are hereby notified that
the reading Of the Association will be oPens
ed on TUESDAY, Goth instant, from O'Clock to 9
O'Clock, a. M, and from 4o'clock to 10 O'Clock,
p m.
The rooms to be reopened daily at the above
hours, until further notice u a5
BY order of the Board of Directors:
THOS. E. Lloyd Sec'y.
Julv 26.
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Gun NAVY YARD.---FRANKIIN 74.-For few
weeks past there has been little more outward
activity than usual. consequent upon the arrival
of several United States vessels, composing the
fishing squadron, which sailed again on Sunday.
During last week there was in session ut the
navy yard committee of naval constructors,
called together to examine, with the officers of
the yard the hull of the Franklin ship Of the line,
and report to the Navy Department her condition,
and whether suitable for repairs. The committee
spent a whole week in the investigation, and; al
though their report will not be made public until
it appears from the Navy Department, we learn
that they found the hull generally in SO good a
state that the vessel can be RACED and made into a
more servceable vessel than she has ever been.
Should the plans talked of be adopted by the De-
partment, it will require years labor to make
the alterations.
Portsmouth, (.N. H.) Journal, July 80.
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vX7KfTERS OF Poetry, TaIes, Sketches, ESsayS,
w Biographies, Scientific Treatises, kc., &C.,
productions in a profitable and satisfactory man
ner, may receive informa ton Of interest to them
BY addressing the undersigned, and simply en-
closing in each letter postage stamp 10 Be placed
on q letter in reply. That mere curiosity may
not induce any one to write to the uadersigned,
he ASSUMES all that the information be has to give
can be of service bu persons Of the class he
addresses-namely, ladies and gentlemen whose
writings are meritorious enough for publication.
and yet who have not the means, the skill, or the
influence to obtain for them promptly the favora
BILE consideration of the publishers under whose
auspices they wish them to appear.
314 THOMAS C. CONNOLLY,
, rHs General Correspondent,
,July l2-eolm Washington, ID G..
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~ EORGE w. CUTTER, Attorney and Coun-
NJ sellor at Latp, Office In Todd's Buiiding, Penn
syvania avenue, one door west of Browns Hotel,
Washn gton. a
July 20-3m
o. WANTED.--A dwelling house for a small
Qi0 family, in healthy location and good
neigh borhood. either to purchase or to rent.
Address "Oficeof the Republic, y for H. g., No. Z.
Aug 2-3t sftsr..l a5g s
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PORCELAIN GOODS.

r HAVE on hand full supply of Porcelain goods.
i from the celebrated factory of Cartilage Co.,
such az plum white, gilt edge, grapevine. and
Mouthpieces Door Knockers, Fancy Escutcheon,
Door Knobs Shutter and Drawer Knobs Of all the
different fancy patterns; Porcelain Sign Letters
several sizes, an article superior far to the gilt
Sign letters, both in appearance and durability.
am prepared to fit up door plates at short mo-
tice, of any patterns persons may select, which
are far neater than any article yet introduced.
E. WHEELER
Opposite Browns Hotel.
Julv Q-lmeod News & Star.
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LEG Broken WHILE DRUNK.-On Monday
forenoon man deeply intoxicated was found ly
ing on the pier Of the new South Boston bridge
with one of his legs broken near the knee. He
was so drunk that he was unable to give his name
or any of the particulars of the accident. He was
carried to tho hospital.-Boston Post.
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Sales at the Baltimore Stock Board, august g.
$500 Baltimore SIS, 1890. ................l 10
q. cho pa

After the. Board aesem
IS shares Bait. and Ohio Railroad. b60.. G
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TARPER's AND PUTNAM'S AUGUST NO.
I'll MAGAZINE, just received at the Agency,
TAYLOR MACRY'S
Bookstore, near 9th at.
Delivered to subscribers Immediately on publi-
cation In any part Of the city. Aug
r OUISA ELTON, or Things Seen and Heard,
IL by Mrs. Mary +. Heyndon.
Anti Fanatioism, Tale Of the South. by Misa
Martha Haints Butt. 1
The Race for Riches, and Some of tho Pits into
which the Runners Fall, by WIN. Arnot; with
Notes and Preface, by Stephen Colweli.
just published and for sale BY
TAYLOR 4 MAURY,
May 81 Booksellers, near 9th ct,
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THREE CHEERS FOR THE RED, WHITE
AND BLUE.
"Chango Makes Change"

THREE CHEERS FOR THE RED, WHITE
AND BLUE.
"Chango Makes Change"
Wholesale Ice Cream Depot-C street, rear Of
Bro,cm's Hotel
THE SUBSCRIBER, in removing to his new
u place of business, returns his sincere thanks
to his friends and the public for the very liberal
patronage extended to him at his Saloon on tho
Avenue, during bis sojourn in that locality. Hav-
ing from q press of business, and an Increased de-
mand for HE famous Ice Cream, been compelled to
abandon the retail business and attend entirely to
that Of the wholesale, he has closed bis welknown
Saloon. and removed his depot to the above men:
toned street, and in the store formerly occupied
by Hatch & Co. az Oil and Camphine Estab-
iishment. where he respectfully informs the public
that he will be prepared to furnish them with
Creams of all colors, and of tho richest ,vors
the shortest notice. He has attached to his depot
an Ice CIR am Express wagon, in which the article
will be sent to any part Of the city to mouds of
any size, and in any given quantity. Having just
received an excellent assortment of moulds from
Paris, Dinner Parties, Tea Parties, Balls. Excur-
stone, Pic MICS, Ice Cream Saloons, &C., &c,
served in superior style and with despatch.
NJ B. Orders left at the office attached to his
Depot, or with the driver of tho Express wagon,
which will hereafter be designated With fl g OF
..REp, WHITE, and BLUE,") will receive prompt
attention. Go d folks send in your orders, or, IT
you choose, you can SWAT FOB THE WAGON"
+. M. HARVEY, Agent
For J. RUSSELL, JR.
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MAYORS PROCLAMATIOM.

MAYORS PROCLAMATION.
TXTHEREASby the act entitled IAN act relating
w to Dogs" approved 25th July, 1929, and the
act amending the same, approved 9th April, 1898,
it is provided that .whenever ii shall be made APP
pear to the satisfaction Of the Mayor TINT any AMI
NAL Of the dog kind within this city shall be
.sdeemed and considered mad" it shall be s'the
duty Of the Mayor to Issue his proclamation re-
quiring that all animate of the dog kind shall be
kept confined for such number OF days as he shall
deem expedient and proper, to stats In said proc.
lamation. not exceeding ninety daye; and it shall
be the duty OF the city constabIes, and lawful for
any other person, to kill and bury all and every
dog going at large contrary to the said prociama-
tion," &c. ttfas.I sfs
Now, therefore, it having been made to appear
to my satisfaction that there '.animals Of the
dog kind" mad within this city. do hereby give
notice, to all whom it may concern, that call ami
mails of the dog kind in this city are required to
be kept confined for and during the term of sixty
days from the date hereof; and the police of6cers
of this Corporation required to enforce the law
in respect to all such "a may be found going at
large contrary to this proclamation.
Given under my hand at the Mayor's office, in
the city OF Washington. this 29th day Of June,
| 1862 - JOHN w. MAURY,
July 6-law6w Mayor.
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CHOCOLATE, COCOA, AND BROMA.
IYT BAKER & CO.'S American and Vanills

VIZ BAKER & CO.'S American and Vanilla
w. Premium Chocolates, Cocoon, and Broma,
to which first premiums have been awarded by the
chief Institutes and Fairs of the Union, are for
sale by all the principal Grocers in the United
States, and by their agents: ~ -
HussEY & MURRAY, New York; GRANT &
TwELLs, Philadelphia; THoMAs v. BRuNpIsE.
Baltimore; KENNEL g. DuDLEy, Cincinnati, Ohio;
and 8. H. HOW'LL, Geor getown, d. c.
WALTER BAKER & CO.,
April 5-dly Dorchester, Mass.
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TTOUsE-FURNIsHING GOODS, such as
II American and English Knives and Forks,
(which took the premium at the late Fair,) fine
plated dining and dish Forks, Table and Tea
Spoons, (premum,) Albatta Tea and Table
Spoops. Carvers and Forks, Steels, Butter Knives,
Sc; Brass and Plated Candlestcks, Family
Grindstones, Tea Trays, Hand Walters, lea and
Dinner Bells, Coffee Mills, Shovels and Tonga,
and Iroas, Flat Irons, Tenders, Curtain Bands
and Pins, Busting Brushes, Sweeping brushes,
Sleeves, Pots. Ovens and Lids, Tea Kettles,
&c., -Ao. such 40 ara to be found In = weil.regu-
lated Hardware Store, at
e. WHEELER'S,
Opposite Browns Hotel.
July s-lmeodG News and start
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NEW CHINA STORE

NEW CHINA STORE.
THE SUBSCRIBER has opened store on Sew
u enth street, in Utternuhle's building, near
the Northern Liberty Market, opposite to wood
yard, where he Offers for sale fne assortment of
CHINA, GLASS, and CUTLERY, which he ia de-
termined to sell az low any other establishment
In the city.
Purchasers would do welllto call before supply
ing Themselves. JAMES POOL,
Aug 2-3w For r. PURsxLL.
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REMOVAL.

TyHE undersigned beg leave to announce that
j. they have removed their WINE 4 LIQUOR
STORE to 10 Dock street, two doors east of their
former establishment, where they will be glad to
receive the vista Of their friends and patrons,
whom they offer the attraction of Stock not sur:
passed for purity, variety, and excellence by any
establishment in the United States
THOMAS H. JACOBS CO.,
July6 rs Dock street, PHILADELPHIA
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JOURNEY ROUND THE WORLD; CON-
"A pricing winter passage aoross the Andes to
Chilli; witha visit to the gold reg ons Of California
and Australia, tho South Sea Islands, Java, 60
by F. Gerslaocher.
Mind and the Emotions--a Commentary OF Med
ical and Moral Life. considered In relation to
health, disease, and religion; by William Cooke
nj. D.. 80.
For sale ut TAYLOR MAURY'S
Aura Bookstore, near 9Th Ut,
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LIMEy LIME! LIME!
DURE wood burnt LIME for sale. corner of Vir-
ginia avenue and the Canal, leland in guam.
tites to suit purchasers Aug2-lw
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OPENING OF TRADE WITH JAPAN.-We have
boon surprised Gays the Now York Journal Of
Consmerce) at the confidence felt by some Of the
officers Of the Japan expedition that they should
succeed in effecting commercial arrangement
with that country, hitherto CLOSED to the COM
merce Of Christendom, except Holland, and to the
latter under many restrictions. Perhaps the an
nexed paragraph from California paper will
throw some light upon the subject:
ga business transaction took place few days
since that is likely to be productive of important
results in the history of the commercial world. A
purchase of one hundred thousand pounds of rice
was made by one of our most respectable Chinese
merchants, which it is proposed to ship to Japan
on board the ship Hamilton, which ia now under
Chinese colors, having been purchased from her
American owners by two wealthy Chinese mer-
chants The Chinese have long been on trading
terms with the japanese, and their vessels are
allowed to enter their ports and trade. The
dertakng is novel one, and, in the event of its
succeeding, it would not require the foresight of
n prophet to predict very sudden increase in the
mercantile marine Of China, which would soon be
able to show handsome feet of clippers as any
nation in the world 1t would not be strange were
it to happen that the opening Of the ports of ia
pan should be brought about by the Chinese who
have settled in California. Indeed, we are strong
ly inclined to the belief that such will be the case
and that the world will yet have to acknowledge
themselves indebted to California for it oil. The
powerful changes going on throughout the world
the result of the gold discoveries--are every day
becoming more and more apparent, and it would
not be presumptve to suppose that the ports of
Japan would be as free to the world before three
years as are those Of China now.
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DRAMATIC ENTERrAINMENT.---We would re-
mind our readers of the entertainment to be given
this evening, at Carusis Saloon, by MIR. Sheriff,
assisted by Mr.. Cullen and Miss Julia Renwicks.
A correspondent, in speaking of the dramatic
readings of Mr.. Sheriff in June last, says: 'His
recitation from Hamlet was noble and complete
defamation, being full of high passion, deep and
delicate pathos, and intense energy, both of con-
ception and execution in fact, his entire perform
ance was rounded off by finished taste and accu-
rate discrimination"
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| VIRGINIA LAND SCRIP WANTED.
TNHE undersigned will pay the highest market
Il rates for Virginia Land Scrip and Land War
rants. . .i Hrti EVANS u FAM,
July 6-d&w3m Opposite the Treasury.
DAR-TRON, STEEL AND NAILS, TIN,
I'D Lead Pipe. Sheet Lead, Bar Lead, and Tin,
Zinc; American and English Sheet-iron, Bellows,
Anvils, Upright, Parallel and Chain Vices, and
other goods Of this description, which will be sold
cheap. E. WHEELER,
Corner It'll and streets, near the Canal.
July 9-lm [News and Start
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a. FOR RENT-Two third story rooms Of
1lll the new building at the corner of 9th and
streets, near Pennsylvania avenue and the Cen
ire Market. One is 20 by So feet, tho other 20 by
30 feet.
Inquire at the Republic Office, opposite. iS
July7 lsfss ss
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PUFF SIDE COMBs. &c.

Is Almond, 7th street, I'd door below e, has
~ received a supply of Puff Side Combs; also
Ladies' Dress Protectors, Coral Beads, Jet and
other Bracelets; Boys Patent Leather Beis, &C.;
and for sale cheap for cash. Aug 2-3teod
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HORSES AND CARRIAGE FOR SALE.
A PAIR OF young, sound. and gentle bay
n Horses, together with handsome Carriage
and Harness, both in frst-rate order, are offered
for sale. .t
Apply at Mr.. VIM. H. BrRCH'S Stables, on
l4th street, south OF the Avenue.
July 26-tf
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MATCH RACE OVER THE COLUMBIA
N TROTTING-OOURSE.
nN FRIDAY AFTERNOON August s, at four
~ o'clock. there will be TROTTlNG MATCH
for for fsso hundred doitnys, aud fifty dollars added
BY the proprietor; mile heats. best three in ave. to
Do.y enters br. &. DOCTOR Of New York.
George Mellon enters br. s. SCOTTlE, Of Phila-
delphia.
From the we'll known reputation Of the above
celebrated horses, m exciting and closely CON
tested race, and fast tins may be expected.
CYRUS MARTIN,
Aug 4-2t Proprietor.
MIND AND THE EMOTIONS, considered in
1V1 relation to HEALTH Disease, and Religion;
by William Cooke M d.
The Heavenly Home; BY Rev. II. Harbaugh,
Am 49,
Psychomancy, Spirit Raj pings. and Table Tip
pings Exposed; by Prof. Charles q. Page.
Bleak House, No. II.
Romance of Abelard and Heloise; by o.. w.
Wight.
Journey Round the World; by F. Gerstaecker
Rankings Abstract Of the Medical Sciences for
July.
British and Foreign Medco- ChirurgicaI Review
for July.
Meigs ON the Diseases of Children, new edition.
Aug4 FRANCK TAYLOR.
CHlLDRENS WILLOW CARRIAGES, SO.
i Almond, 7th street. I'd door below E, ha
~ received supply of Willow Carriages an
Hobby Horses; also. Transparent Toilet Soap in
bars. the heat n nd CHI est ANN aver ueed
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FOR RENT.

a. FOR RENT-House No. 6 Union Row.
Wiil street. 1t has gas throughout and cistern
first rate order. Apply at Republic Office. Nintt
street. fli, July6
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The SALE OF THE FURNITURE Of Senior Don A.
Calderon de Ia Barca, yesterday. c. Mcclure,
auctioneer--was largely attended, and the articles
generally brought good prices. The SPLENDID
family carriage was sold at $500, and the small
barouche at $205. Superior old Amontillado sherry
wine, at from MA IS to $l5 IS a dozen; Catalo-
Man 81 Is gallon; sherry, in casks, $6 gallon.
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IL LILO; new supply
Summer Stories of the South; by T. A. Rich
ards.
the most distinguished writer's of the Southern
States; containing the several Essays Of Harper,
Hammond, Simms, and Dow. vol.
Thackeray's Lectures. New supply at
TAYLOR & MAURY'S
July % Bookstore, near 9th street.
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-TINHE PROPRIETOR OF THE IRVING
J. HOTEL would respectfully remind the pub
lie that, during the repairs of Wilards Hotel, he
offers accommodations to those who have business
in the upper part of thecity, who like airy and
comfortable apartments.
juno JR-tf i DANIEL ID. FRENCH.
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wv 625 Broadway, and 207 Twelfth street, 10
now open for the accommodation of the public.
The house is new, and ia fitted up with all the
modern improvements, and is furnished in supe-
rior manner. The proprietor, formerly Of Viii.
lard's Hotel, Washington, ID. c., will be happy TO
any Of his former friends also all those OF the
travelling public who may favor him with call.
New YoRK, MAY II June l5-2mf
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four doors west Of Tenth street.
Aug l--dlw [Star ] ,s5 8ssf
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BEHOLD And WONDER!

Ad"'itta"ce only 10 Cents, Children half price,
ITO witness the most remarkable singular and inter-
l. esting freaks of nature beheld by man since
the creation, Now on Exhibition, under q Pavilion on
Front st, few doors from Man Medical Men free.
u GEORGIA CALF, II
With but one head, resembling that of a dog, three
bodies, joined at the breast beautifully connected,
and standing in rampant pOsiion in affection
ate manner, with eight legs, We'll propotioned, and
three tails.
ALSO, A BUCKEYE LAMB, with but one head,
four ears one eye cenJere in The font part the era
mum, twn bodes eight legs, and two tails, making a
spectacle that fails interest ALL without excep.
tipn. Also, IlOOSIER PIG with but one 81 cad four
Ears, Two Noses, three Ey es with two perfect bodies
connected eight Legs and two Tails.
Any person dissatsfed i'll have their dimes refund
ed upon application at the door.
Open Day and Evening during the Exhibition.
my6 dtf
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MANAGER ..'-.-.-s............N. F. GATE
AcTiNs AND STAGE MANAGER. C. CARTLITcJ