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Arrival of the Washin.tOM.

By the arrival Of the steamer Washington at New
York, we have London dates 10 the Goth Jiiy -
" hon she left, confidence in the maintenance Of
peace Increasing, both in London and Paris.
The reply of Russia to the Join, representation oi
England and France was expected in London about
the 22d. The latest intelligence from Petersburg
the 9Th Of July, which states that Of the prop
ositions for compromise had reached the Russian
Cabinet, which indicated desire to negotiate.
Later accounts from Constantuorle state that a
. ministerial crisis feared in consequence Of the
Russian invasion Of the Princpalities. pacific So
luton. WIS, however, expected The oonmandanis
Of the Dar!aneles had orders to pcrut the passage
Of the British French ships any moment, day
night
A Permissible conspiracy against the life Of the
Sultan. got ny by the fanation party, had been dis
covered and i!teen Of the leaders arrested.
The object to depose the Sultan in favor Of
his brother, and then declare war against Russia
Negotiations were still progressing in the iIun.a-
Ran refugee affair at Smyrna.
The latest accounts state that the American
and Austrian ships had determined to fight, and
cleared their decks for action when the British and
French Consnls lnterered and prevented The threat
cnei hosties. it was afterwards arranged that
Costa should nc gwen up to the French Consul until
the Ministers at Constantnope had settled the affair
Costa afterwards landed and escorted bs Aus
irian marines to The French Consulate.
Aayiccs from China to the 10Th Nav arc uf very
singular character. The rebels had raised the ban
ncr of Chrstiaaty, the Bible had been translated
and they were bent under the impulse OF ex.raor-
binary fauaiacsm upon the determination Of the
whole Mantchoo race.
Nankin stu held ly them and reported to be
in a state Of ruin. Rebels were ior.ifyne the city
and intend TO march upon Pckin soon as they re-
ceived expected endorsements.
The commander Of the British war steamer Her
man had returned trom expedition at the station
of the rebellion, where he explained the neutral po-
sltion Of forei gn powers. lie states that the Ia
snrgents had adoi ted the protestant form OF worship
In the House of lords the lSth Lord Clarendon
stated that an answer in entire conformity with the
note published by the French Government had been
returned to the last diplomatic note of kessenen.
PARIS, Jaly 20.
The funds experienced to-day decline Of three
per cent.
desYa,ch from Cons,aninop!e states that Eng
land, France and Germany had agreed to the basis
Of the arrangement hch to hc proposed To Turkey
The head quarters Of the Russian army had been
established at Bucharest, and 50 900 troops were en-
camped in the envrons.
Advices from Vienna to the I7th state, that troops
were still marching to the South 81 guns OF heavy
caibre had arrived at lassv.
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Wholesale and Re-
DAGU ERkEOTIPES.

A WHITEHEAD, Artist, would respectfully
a. invite the attention OF the public to his recently
fitted up, DAGUERREAN ROOMS, situated in
lrvines Brick Building on SAINT Anthony street
where he is now prepared u take miniatures in a
syle far superior to any thing taken in this CITY,
and ODD he taken in the known world.
He nvl,as all whether they desire pictures or not to
call and examine bis specimens Persons desiring
pictures isl please call soon, he expects coon to
return scaih Visitors received at all hours Of the
day. HOURS OF sitting, from A. Nj. to 4 2. NJ
Dark dr;;Pery is always preferable.
ST. Pad. Avg. II, 1s53.-Ilnf.
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Vain is it at wide intervals to say, an gave this
year, at each narrow interval you do not say ON
save this hour''
An intelligent printer being asked il certain man
vas crazy said: "No, the word implies that a per
son has los, sense; the individual spoken Of never
had any,"
A gentleman purchasing ducks, in Washington
city market, aid S. bill his basket, when hun
CRY duck snapped at, and swallowed it, to the merr-
lnent Of the bystanders.
Two horses attached 10 reapng machine in Che..
ter county, away, the other day, doing some tall
cutting in their progress 1t is stated that the ma.
chine took clean swaih
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The Potato disease is said to have re-arpcared in
the south Of Eng land
Mr.. Bryant, the poet, has received tie l.. l.. d.
from Union College, Schenectady.
About 100 sail Of vessels have left Cane Ann The
season Tor the North East fishing grounds, manned
b. 1900 men.
The Danish man-of-var, Saga, Commander Bc,hso
from Rcikiayk, Iceland, June u, arrived at Boston
Tuesday last.
There arc, according TO foreign medica, Journal.
SIX hundred distinct species Of disease connected Win
the eye.
The man ha, isn't afraid Of thunder talks of eo;,r
to the springs next week without asking his wife.
Col. Fremont is about ea7ng for California. over.
land, oil horse back.
The subject Of table-turning or spiritual rann;oc
is exciting considerable attention in Mexico.
The London Times expresses the opinion. tina,
England at no former period was as Prosperous AS =,
the present time.
The L. = garrison at Newport, Ky, is to be en-
arged 10y the extension Of the grounds and the erec
ton OF additional buildings in the rear of the preen,
barracks.
MISS Nate IRVINE, American, has commenced at
Sheiheid, IN England the arduous task of walk mo
500 miles in as many consecutive hours, for q, i
said bet Of $500.
1t is rather singular fact, that the oldest ADM
raj and the youngest Rear Admiral in the ENGLISH
service, are, at the Same time, father and SON.
Louisvle's direct trade with foreign countries
amounts TO $500 600, and she pays for customs more
than she does TO the Kentucky State Treasury, to
wit: 100000
Mrs Sarah Norris, aged 1902 years, died in Ports.
mouth, \. H., on Monday. Last wear her son, Nor
ris Norris, aged 50 years, was married; aud the
mother lived long enough to see her son settled in
life
A. J. McQuitty stabbed WIN. Lewis, in Rockport
No, on the 18th ut Lewis was expected TO die.
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FARM FOR SALE.

TiE sabscriber offers for sale on very low terms for
a CASH, the farm which he resides situate
about ve miles IRON 81 Paul. near the saltwater road
The iarm con pses 100 acres which good story
log house 81 by 10 teet twelve under cultivation
The farm Is beautifully situated and is admirably adapt
ed Tor stock, beng Wei watered and numbered.
Any person wishing 10 buy himself rich can have an
opportunity by calling on the subscriber upon the prem
ises. JOHN NASTERS
For Inflammation ia regard to this farm, enquire Of
Ierse, Esq
81 Paul, Aug. Is, U
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NV YORK, Ang. 8.
The Niagara arrived at Halifax on the 4th All
kinds Of brcaistnis had considerably advanced, and
large business dong Flour advanced 9c@ Is q bb
Dennison quotes Western Canal 25s 81; Ohio 21s
81; Baltimore and Ohio 2S02Ss 81. Wheat ad-
vanced 2G3d o bushel. White quoted IS ID; mieed
Is 6dG7s Hi. Corn irmcr, but quotations unal-
tered; white and yellow quoted 1882.
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fresh supply alw avs on hand.
WE offer 10 the public Of Minnesota the following IN
valuable articles, the receipts for WHICH, the Of
ONE THOUSAND DOLLARS
paid few years since, now in our possession
These preparations have stood the OF over thirty
years in the Eastern Cities and for the frs,
tine offered 10 the people Of Minnesota.
we name few OF the principal, viz
BONDS ANODYNE PLASTER,
for pains in the breast back side, lons
BONDS HEALING SALVE,
for cuts, barns, bruises, sores, &c.
BONDS letter OINTMENT.
warranted to cure the worst of Tetter and all
bonds PILE OINTMENT,
q reIacd. FOR all kinds of piles
BONDS GOLDEN OINTMENT,
do, for tha Itch and salt Rheum.
Bonds Eye Salyc and Lotion,
for core, weak and niamed eyes.
Bonds Cough Syrup,
pleasant and elcacious remedy for coughs, colds,
hcarseneSs. etc.
Bonds ETHEREAL Fluid,
for cleansing all kinds OF material Of paints grease oils
stdlns, ETC., without injury the deic ate exturts
Ana AZ other articles kept oy Druggists a. the Low
est Possible Rates.
Our stock will be repleushed every two weeks until
the cicse OF navigation.
Give US a call, and it will be to your advantage.
II. n. KELLOGG.
Wholesale and Retail Druggists.
PARTICULAR ATTENTION
Having been employed in the manufacture Of Pure
Chemcal and the Retail Prescription Business in th.
cities of Philadelphia and Rio dc Janero for 10 wears
profess understand it thoroughly, and will 1--WE il
my whole attention J. w. BOND,
st. Pa,s July 90 Is53-la-f
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APPOINTMENTS BY THE GovERNoR.--Prof
Of Common Schools.
8. b. Lowry, of Benton County, to be Atntant
General NJ. NJ.
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NOMINEE FOR CONGRESS
HENRY N. RICE.

w. 8. SWIMMER is the only Authorized agent for
this paper in the city Of ST. Louis, and is duy emrow
cred to take subscriptions and receive advertisements
the rates required by His receipts will be
sidered payments.
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PORT OF ST. PAUL,
FoT the IVect ending hugust l6.
ARRiN AIS

The annexed letter from Mr.. Gala Get 3
correspondent Of the New York Couri-i
graphic and truthful view ct the peculiar
roro:
Europe presents singular spectacle. t..
is in suspense and alarm. EVEN W here We. p
LESSONS to continue at peace, and everyuh-re
rations are being made for war. Belgium b.
cd her regular force TO a hundred thou.and g,
y,ioned her strong holds. The Prime g.
passes in review the iqnd-tehsr. Greece is ..
the thong ht Of the downfall Of .he Ottorl;
and dreams Of the Reconstruction c! IN /.
pire Of her owna dream which ,he Tine
chimerical, but which does not prevent i
/ from sending three vessels Of war 10 vai,'.
ra,ions III the Bo>phorous. In France, y .r
Arnaud has seut out to visit our different
and various military establishments.
! ''WhIo the Prince Napoleon soiourn> 4 p
Of Holfaut, where he has been taltciIu.i, g,
the Emperor who Is going there to join h'i
to-day last viSit 70 the camp Of Sator,
with tho Empress, her sister, the Duche. s.,
and the Duke. While | write an mnen..
pressing towards Versailles 10 witness the as.
OF the regiments, commanded ly the En-
also to get view OF the Spanish Duches
beauty, as accomplished As her bondc lie, r..
''At London, Queen Victoria, that GOO ..
a large family, Is seized with warlihe tasi . .
a war'ihe Amazon. reviews the troops ii;
which the coraonalsy OF London 20 :oitti
as do those Of Paris the regiments =. Sac
"Austria, Picdnou, and S.yI.ze,laad
selves IN the 91si me. Europe entuc Is . 81
Of expectation, to use the phase Of a Bclg o.
with respect 10 Belgium Peace appears
menaced, and vet all believe war 70 be III
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Democrats Of Dakota County.

The Democrats on the West side of the river have
taken the lead in the nomination Of a county ticket
and providing for the early nomination OF candidates
for the Council and House of Representatives. The
proceedings Of the meeting will be found in another
column.
The harmony and kindly feeling which prevailed
at the meeting was gratifying to all good democrats
present, and hope the determination of the demo.
Gratis of Dakota the mother Of the western counties
to cast aside all former political differences and bick
erings, manifested during the deliberations of their
county meeting, will be looked upon as patron wor-
thy Of imitation by all the other counties, not only
west, but on both sides Of the Mississippi.
The wings are anxiously watching for some pros
pect Of rupture in the democratic ranks They feel
that the only chance Of they can possibly at
tain, through disaecton in the democratic party
Thus far they have had nothing to comfort them and
if the party throughout the Territory will follow the
example of Dakota, there can he no doubt but the
entire democratic ticket, from Delegate TO Constable,
will receive decided majority in each precinct, in
every county, within the Territory.
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PHuADELPHIA, Aug. 3.
Last evening train Of ten passenger cars, con
tanning 500 oiknen, off the track oi the Read
ing and Beiyidcrc Railroad, killing 10 men--all Irish
lahorers on the road. The accident happened near
Lamberyie.
\ man named Funer was murdered in Carlisle
Lorain county, Ohio, the 2sth ui,., by two Young
men named Barber aud Lowell
BosroS, Aug. 3, IS5'.
The Brig Elizabeth FELTON,, from Boston, bound
Tor san Francisco, was abandoned sea, June 2Sth
leaking badly. The crew had arrived at Suriuan in
the brig boats.
The Governor Of Arkansas has appointed Robert
W Johnson, United States Senator in place Of Ion
Scion Bo,land, who has been appointed by the Pres
ident, Minister TO Central America.
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CANDIDATE FOR DELEGATE.--It is now gene
rally understood about st. Paul, that Capt. Wikn,
the late Secretary of the Territory, will be the Wing
Candidate fo Delegate to Congress. II this is deci-
dcd upon, we think the wings have By no means dis
played their usual sasacity Col. Wilcox, Of Still
water, would have been much stronger candidate.
The Old Doctor came in early on Tuesday, her
regular day. She has aforementioned to running
between Galena and st. Paul i.hs it is perfectly IN
important to her whether the water is high or low
During the low water she will be favorite boat be-
cause there need be fear Of delsy she comes and
goes JUS, as she FUSED to did"
Jno. Masters wants to sell his farm. See adver-
tiseInent.
We call attention to the Card Of Messrs DowdaI
Carr, Co., manufacturers of steam engines boilers,
Sc, corner Of Second and Morgan streets. ST Louie
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Bonds Preparations,
ONE THOUSAND DOLLARS

fresh supply always on hand
WE offer 10 the public Of Minnesota the following IN
valuable articles the receipts for whch, the sum Of
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LEGAL NOTICES.

CUPREME COURT-IN THE NATTER OF THE AP.
- plcaton of the Mayor, Aldermen and Commonalty Of
the City Of New York. relative to the opening of Tooth
street, from Fifth avenue TO Eighth avenue, In the
Twelfth ward of said city, the Mayor Aldermen and
Commonalty of the said city Of New York. hereby give
notice, pursuant to the statute in such made and
provided tsat the said the Mayor aldermen and Com
cation to the Supreme Court of the State Of New York
special term Of said court to be held at the City Hall
March, 1853 at the opening of the court that day
soon thereafter counsel can be heard for the ap
pontment OF commissioners Of estimate and assessment
of the improvement hereby intended IL the opening
One Hundredth street Q00th street from Fifth
to Eighth avenue In the city of New York as laid out
upon the map plan Of said city under and by virtue
act of tho Legislature Of the State OF New York
titled An act relative to improvements, touching tho
and for other purposes" passed April 81, 1907.
ROBERT J. DILLON, Counsel to the Corporation.
Dated, New York Feb 7, 1853
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CAUTION.


"A cernThe undersigned hereby gives notice to all par
ties who may be applied to for credit Of goods
money in his name that he will not be responsible for
the payment of the same Of any debt contracted on
his account by any person whosoever, without written
order first had and obtained from himself he having
partnership whatever in his business ownership
property EDWIN p. CHRI5rY,
Sole proprietor 'Chrstys Ethiopian Opera Troupe"
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AGENCY.

TITO WESTERN REORGANIZATION COMMISSION
i and Forwarding Company. G. Buckles Il Sneed
wheeling, Va; J. c. Buckles Judge, Cincinnati Ohio
Buckles Co.. Louisville, Ky. Particular attention
paid TO filing orders for produce and 70 warding
chandss TO and from the Iast Louisville Jan 49, 1850
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DOCTOR VAN HAMBERT's GERMAN FEMALk MEMO
Dyating Ps-Both in the female hnrmary ard In PR,
vate practice, Dr. Van Hambe.t Of Germany mas used
these pills with unparalleled Price u per box
n BPurchase unlsss they have Vic oertifcAts Of
eopywrght on tho wraner and the written signatures
Of III @ Van Hambsrt n b., on tho duty stamp around
al box and " n 0UION, Genera, Agent for United
statss AericA. VI Bowery Of 0nd street, aud
nrs Hayes. III sultsa street. BroVelFN
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IIYGIASTIKA.-A SPEEDY AND CERTAIN CURE FOR
II neuralgia tic doloreux toothachs nervous headaohs

IIYGIAsrTKA.--A SPEEDY AND CERTAIN CURE FOR
II neuralgia tic dooreux toothschs nervous headaohs,
and rheumatism In the head, and preventive OF
commissions, any other complaints attendant upon
early childhood during the period Of teething has been
discovered and now being successfully administered In
the form Of medcated necklace, 10 be worn next the
skin by the patient An eminent German physician DIS
covered the virtues Of tho valuable medicines OF which
the beads Of the necklace made and the
mode OF application. Tho notice OF the public u not,
therefore, called 10 quack medicine, but 70 medica
ment recommended by Of the most en,iwent OF the
faculty, peculiarly powerful IN acting through the
pores Of the skin directly upon the diseased or excited
nerves, ahordng, generally, instant and always perms
nent relief and enecting permanent cure Patients who
at twenty four hours trt OF the medicated necklace
oorng to prescription and relief may at the close Of
that period by mnv aey returning the same. receive
back their money.
sCHyFFNER NUIDENER, 81 Beaver st.
TnnnoS-l do hereby certify that the cempositton Of
the indicated necklace offered by Sohufnor Muldensr
IL OF such nature A. 10 unfaingy produce the most
sAtsfActorf results. g. H{AUNLUH, n. D.,
No. 2eS Henry street. Broskiyn
FseyAs By the propristOrs, No. "a s~vsr street
rnssN
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DROFESSOR ANDERSON, THE GREAT WIZARD OF
u THE NORTH,

DROFNSOR ANDERSON, THE GREAT WIZARD OF
Il THE NORTH
Whose European reputation Of twenty years. standing
Professor Of Natural Magic, coupled with his Amer-
reputation confirmed by three millions of American
citizens the greatest Magician Of either ancient
modern times (Moses excepted) but like tho ancient
Moses whose wonders swallow al the rest and eclipse all
other Wizards, Magicans, Kings Of Magic &C., &C. who
have sprung since the Professors successful appear
In this country has called into existence (as In
Europe) such host Of itinerants.
THE WIZARD OF THE NORTH
the great original the inventor Of modern magic In
Charleston, S. c., for three weeks after which he will
visit Mobile Ala. New Orleans Ia; Havana Cuba So.
vannah, Ga; Richmond Va. Washington, D. c.; Balti-
more Md Pittsburg, Pa. and New York City for the
Worlds Fair, in May, 1865 whom the lovers Of the
veous will have wonders to look upon unparalleled in the
world. LOOK Our FOR
PROFESSOR ANDERSON
During his Southern tour.
" And when he Is again T. tn North
Richard will be found himself again :"
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MEDICAL.


VTsBE MARRIED woAAE's PRIVATE MEDICAL c..
i panion-By Dr. A. II. Aaurosau, Professor e -.
eases Of Women. Twentieth edition, l6mo pp. -
Price 81. Years Of suffering, q physical s.1 -
Hfhculties to the husband might have been spared u
timely possession Of this work. Ia intended sspssI
for the m:rried or those contemplated ns.rissa =
Here also, every ssmals-tAs wife, ne nO&AM-An
ONE either budding INTO wonsansoo, OF tns 49,
portant change, can discover ths causes mRtsaA -
The most efficient remsdiss and the most certain nss =
Ustract Of httsr nom gsntlsnaa IN Dsytos, 0aAy
pr. A. n MAvucRas, ID Liberty street.
some three years OF more, IN sonssqueaes q ~ go
anguish and suffering some months bsfess sn1 duz4zQ
sonfnement-svery successive one more and mere -
ssn ss .a and rSish Ws. on s st .sss.ss pss! =
opposed this state Of things was heysassa
signed myself 70 meet the wor.t - - h is n
a. containing sons matters reaching ny sass q, =:
receipt and perusal eannet express 70 20. We
aorsd ~ y, ws On arnns that 4: great d
~ NJ n bsscmeaux provided remedy 80
prospect to me which hstls conceived was losase -
70, hs.s in a an Asm"n prssssniy my v would have 49,
y hs, nrs,s and nv children bot6 nothsrisss
Of course nprsetesos,s y SUnvsy nsss,s
attended for the married, OF those sontsmplaAdng -
r;sps For sae at 222 Broadway Ne. Astsr Hess 81
4 y: D ca assa, 1? joseph rues:r xoss A.
pstarsou. NJ oe Chestnut street. PhiAAslphiA- O -
receipt Ok 81 copy w BE- transmittsA By n.a - g
must 81 sddsssssd, post paid 70 Dr. A. \. HAUMO1u
once no Liberty street, New YORK. " va y "
csntspss q ire book, VIII be forwarded 70 any ~ !.
gentleman who may desire free Of expense, ~ vr
81 the United statss, BY addressing @ above
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WATCHES, JEWELLERY, &c.

zEoNEY ADVANCED ON WATCHES, JEwELRY DrA-
1Vl monds, silver and plated ware, dry goods, fancy
an "os a. ssove see nes, tbs
fevings Bank.
TTTAT(HES AND JEwnRY.-THE SUBSCRIBER Is
NV selling all descriptions Of
SILVER WATCHES, JEwnRY AND SILVER WARE,
~ retail, ct much less than the usual prices.
yERGKNsES wATCHEs
Real Jules Jergensen watches received by arrival
nth certificates from him with each watch, warranted
sDerfect time keepers.
Duplex and levers in hunting and magic cases perec.
Slime keepers INDKPKNDEyT SECOND
and quarter second Watches for timing horses In gold
md silver CHRoSoNKTKRs.
Splendid gold pocket chronometers which run without
ANY variation.
Watches which run eight days.
ENAMEL WATCHES
yor ladies', some in hunting cases.
DIAMOND WATCHES
Dor ladies, some in magic cases.
MAGIC WATCHES,
which change into three different watches
WATCHES WHICH WIND
mp and turn the hands without any key.
Fine gold lepine watches four holes jewellsd ~ 90
a;od enameied watches for the ladies' IS 90
oS F hogs I patent LEVERS inntn,
k5ver patent levers as low 10 90
silver detached levers as low -. II %
and all other styles OF watches At equally low prices
Diamond ear rings, pins bracelets, finger rings and
Crosses for sale at much less than the usual prices
All kinds OF gold chains, pure gold wedding rings gold
teys and ,s:s gold pens and pencils gold and silver
rings gold and silver spscsces gold toothpicks charms
Ehsteleine chains, &c.
Sterling silver spoons, cups forks pie knives napkin
3nes fruit knives, wedding cake knives &C. &c Watches
sud jewely exchanged. All watches warranted to keep
good tnne, or tho money returned
REPAIRS.
All kinds Of watches and clocks cleaned and repaired
xhe best manner ut much less than the usual prices
GEORGE c. ALLEN.
smtorser Of watches and jewslry wholesale and retail
No. IL Wall street, (up stairs near Broadway
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N ETROPOITTAN HALL CONFUSED WITH LAUGH
lVl ter Prof. Morton viii give grand Entertainms nt
Of Nitrous Oxide, or
LAUGHING GAS,
at the above named splendid Hall on
SATURDAY EVENING, FxBRUARv 10.
Several hundred galops of the gas will prepared for
the OCCASION In order that all who may desire the luxury
of inhalng the same, and laugh until their sides ache
can do 80.
This gas ia perfectly pure and harmless and may be
generally developing the leading traits Of character-ora
tory, singing, &C., Nc
The first circle will be reserved for ladies' and children
accompanied by gentlemen.
Single tickets, or tickets admitting q gentleman
and lady, (hrst crcie) 80 cents
Tickets FOR other parts of the house rs cents
Doors open at 6h; commence at 7H O'Clock.