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a0MllfM OElicCrS.

sOUNtO OsSaNNS1"
Clerk of the Common Pleas and District Courts
CIARLEs tAfrLEeON, ollce III IAe iuOiic bulillhgs.
onollli--JAALs Dot u; onice III The JdlI Dulld4ss.
Auditor john bLOAN siICe, @UlIG
observation-disclosures IiGARN,
IIeusureI-DANU LILbLRI, "
Prosecuting Attorney ucy-AfLANC Turner; office in
Ia lesiIence lealy opposite lac hail=ioh 4Aouse.
Commissioned % iAs0vents-I-L'4 l. U&S 4IlEi o.
cc, JosI,s tila ALLns1Jd mouse.
Seuior oil " .ll.e ada Observation-Disclosures SHOT
WELL; residence, CauIA.
Loroncf-.A. I. 4,lAuN; resi- lence, Hanover.
Survey Ur-JACUD jaws IssIIulco 4 dGZ townshl }.
AuctIUueeI--H lAAiAM " ELCti; Ieai-oHSG, Cdul[.
~; resIdenCo, LaulL.
Doar4 of ounOol A4aminers-WM. CUL. GAsroN,
j. 4. ClhMi1S uI.d '-4ss - l. 4Lob4 SOM iosl1ctee
CaulZ
NUta. les Publc-WlLLIAM ARyoLD; residence, Ca.
liz, I.ogLET " ADJ, resILenGe iidIAIsEht'
CuuNIl LUMM.SS.oNLks.
Luther RowUy; le4lIlnco, Monroe township.
LYan CafTeli lteopost
Juua Ust; GIlOIt CrGek -
kugular Meetings, first Mondoy ii march, June,
'6nd December, at .lG Auultot > oG!ice.
DIRECTORS oF COUNTY INEIHNARy.
John llavelnslu; resl4ance, Cadlz township
Benjamin. MtraudeH; - Ao.umgnAitl D."
john Gohaway; NtUcA
Jjsncrs OF THE IEAc..
Short Creek lownship--Joshua Adams, Charles
Warlel ana " illam DuchJnan.
Greene township p-Jonn L. Liack, Samuel Bell and
JACOB Denuls.
Kumiey TOWNSHIP p-Thomas Finicum and Freder-
ck hlinlleil.
MooIeheld township-John Unlstot, Jacob Lat
terty and Return Vi. Kennedy.
Nottingham 'nw'.shlp p-.nlc hazel Crowl, Michael
LpiGd ana " I!IIIu kuIAs>y.
Stock townsup-tiyor AIchinney, James Evans
and john CrdIlUlGtt
North oWasAl.--J1nleS W elch, a AoTaham / CroS-
and NlllnI Ii. .ficGI lNidu.
rreGport townslAi-UeOiGe u. Sn ttl, john hnox.
John " Itllln.
uelnla,t' townshi hip--Andrew Lynch and Samuel
Foreman.
Athens township-IIance Dunlap, Joan Bethel and
William " wilson.
Cadlz ownslip--Wiiiiam Arnold, John Blair,
LaunceIot liearn and Samuel hamsGJ.
Archer township ip--ltouert Maxwell, Hugh Cavern
and Roocrt AichGe
Washington t,wlship-Jolm NJ. Brown and Lem
uGl CArotlivrs.
franklin township-David Gladman, Jacob Cram
blett and hiram WOrstcll.
Monroe townshp-Dayll Bowers, Sa maei Mack
and Peter Donaidson.
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DAGUGRREOTYpEs

TTAVING lately purchased New Daguerrean
Ii apparatus otlarge dimensions by which Likeness
ses ofany size can be taken, and that in the best
and most improved style, invite all who have a
taste for the fine to come and secure In impersh
able likeness ofthemselves or OF their friends.
No pains or labor shall be spared to furnish them
with good and correct likenesses.
Entire satisfaction wiz always be given.
Persons may have tleir likenesses put up in lock.
cts, breastpns, or tngerrings or in cases of differ
ent sizes, and varieties OF STYLE and from ere dollar
to five, according to the size, quality, or style
0J-Rooms under the Republican office.
Cadiz August 70, lS52.-ly. II DAVIS.
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L 'ANov Scars, PIRrUNrRiLs, etc., a Jarcs assor,.
H'eli, u, 400 OL sa'e cheap W J. EA-ALL.
'Ss AsUSs ORIGINAL CHALLENGE BIAcrrxe t.-no
-'i AID iieSh supply sale cheap Dy
a''ii' ~ i9'' JOnN BEALL.
~ hlIL, Red and Black Lead. LInseea on
w Lacher, l lurp,nune, ctc., a tresu nud I,r,a.
SGgp'y, al ta.fI 2U,ioo4 join IEAIL'Sso
.NhH-Arnoid's H0vcf's, Harlison's A,,,r,.or,.
Il DfEt thsOhi = &c, iaIge anu sIuil bottle. , I'm.
s"rPy IheaP " (tpi ", 80 J. BEAI.I.
- IELL rms, igrge and line assol tInent. va,;.
~ Gus 0Fahls, chedp al JOilu ELALLys-
LAM fArEit, prime eastern artl,ie. aod
> large aSo'i 'hlentb (apr2J, so J.DEALL. :
var Letter, Aoie and fancy Papers, states, Pen.
= CHS eIc, ete., Ior safe ch0ap Uy ...'fl
arFit ~ ie'J JOIlN BEALL.
{ AZ ost and Fancy Ne,2 Paper, various kinda
- 4hG quaIlas, u 70 slpjIy, al
may /, io15 5u.iN BEALL's.
X ~ LLO4 Us, Plain and ancy, new suppIy.
- encap at tIhay 4, ~ }. bbALLa.
>SIolCil' RAPl'L Ii and llACCoWDA SNUFF.
~ Hesh supply ioI safe al 80 rs
iHal O. l''0 JOHN BEALLS.
SLSksS LIS. Nenitian Red Eng lust received and
sac Sioap ~ JAIN BE.ALL'o.
lUUU hGo 49,, EPsGm ON and GIauber, SALTS,
t 'iI''1 "i'1'' i'4cio 40 saie 'cheupal
JOHN DEALLS.
Al I,G-I, fine article ior babe. S us.. ,o al,
- oy ln.ay j. 1859 JOIII, 'Nl,nII1S
,ANAaY seed and Cutie Fish ooa,, a n,.,y sn,.
= t"y eAedp ~ lmay a, 'oJJ JAU DLADI,oFr
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NEW (1OOIlSlI

ME largest and prettiest stock of Fall Goods nre
Il to be seen at VIM. HoaG & Co.'S, where thew
think i no trouble to show goods that have been bur-
chased exclusively for cash. and with great csre in
New York and Philadelphia, to which they ask the
attention OF customers and every person desiring to
purehqse goods ut short profits
We have added to our usual variety, good assort-
ment OF Ready Made Clothing, which you willfind
on examination to be much cheaper than purchasing
material and having them made. Call and examine
the stock WIN. TIOC,II r. C;fI
Cadiz October l2, 1852.
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Proposals will be rec> nuu, the Office nc. Dew
s., As4., Al Ululi, ioi lurpIt LIZ U.oss II.s'!J.
I,uI4 4lO4I.
44iol.uAti)n i'll regard to the number, quantity,
quIlty, ana a-e oi 'Iey al ou5 y.ltI
application 10 !. ii. DatI5, AssIslAnt Ln. nicer ii
C444I - Vi lhe C4liZ b.ALch ~ Y. Dewey isJ.
J.DL4U ALi,SDAIlI IA, u.
CIlgl l.u.lileGr.
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Notice in Attachment.
Final Accounts.

NJ office is hereby given that the following accounts
son county, Ohio for settlement.
The final accountof Aaron Conaway, Esp, execu-
tor of John Mckinney, deceased
The account Of lhos +. Larkin guardian, OF
Thomas II. Baldwin, Benoni $. Baldwin, George
W. Baldwin, and William Baldwin
Account and exhibits of Harrison Miller of the
insovent estate Of Thomas Hughes, deceased.
And that the same will be seyerally examined and
passed upon by the undersigned on the 9Th day OF
August uext
B. w. VEIRS Probate Judge
Jalv 6, 1883 ~
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IL oW Come On.

SXT L have reeohod tnls ddy u id,.e assortment o.
w ->alls y. al sI1y ., i" AI~ Ne VIA SCH NC.y lVw
uIao sD g-I.UI l0t o L4Ugs Which O.al Lau
sOoA, ~ III &.e gong lasi ~ .iic
Ju.Iu IL, IoJJ. LIG PADDOCK.
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S5lO CHALLENGEl

Nv HA'IENER concerns ths health and happine.p
w Oi people Is at ail times VI The most valuable
lnportance. take IL Tor granted that every person
"iii DO ell IN tnglr power 10 the lives Oi thc
ciiijTvn and that eyUiy person will eIGehvoT 10 pro-
mote their own health at all sacrihees deem At 70
&c my duty TO sOiomniy assure you ui2t WORMS nc.
e0rdiHg TO the OIIuIOn Ui the most celebrated pys
'lans 1le the primary causes Ut large naI1rl Oi
the d ssasCs "a wiCI children and adults ae liable.
Al You have an appetite continually changeable iIou
Que hli U iOcd 10 another, bad breath. pain in tGi
stomach, picking the nose, hardness and iu Ines
Ji III belly, dry cough, slow fever pulse irregular
reileuIOef that ali these denotes WORMS, aid yOJ
.hnIll nf llI-r NJ -rIIt.
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FRESH Be! +.

"h oa"sc'l1v'a would respectfully inform tie
II q I+tls o Ni.alL ana suT4vua..II4 Guuur, {lt
a.! '',"u ~ HIEe 'tee A,IlnGl ilDusc, oYlgy
""s'''y ~"d 'oatufAi'y o.AIIss 10
@'F! o. goo" youts A Lca nauI, ,4C., nj n t.lIv
~" A,iI "o c"u.iT 10 1, pJ sIJy can uv sJlu l,f
~ ei''lte euts saved 40 any Yi9Ja ''rIrslc come,
''''' 'o''ed' bJh y TUnDLo,
, 49,, I}6LPlI C.Aln FACk
Cadlz, Ohio April 20, 1883 ou-lo 7 .' -,
4. =. We VIII at,ylys nav lla uigh,st M,rka
pfl"l' II cash, ior good young tat cattle f. 81,
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ERKsaa 1saAg.
A. JUL. SCHREIBER.
FRESH Eba.sgSvS.

VIE subscriber is receiving his stock -
4 OF spring and Summer DRUGs, which qI3sD
have ali been selected by himself in tie VW
Faster, Eastern cities, and is much the largest
a.; assortment OF the Kind ever brought to g ID
compare with any stock in the country lie will sell
as low as any establishment west Of the mountain
lor cash or approved country produce. Persona
wishing TO purchase any article in the y
nD0M Ofs DIE GUas LINE.
would DO well to call and examine his stock before
I'irchInsihg elsewhere; JOHN BEALL.l
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Great Extension Of Territory.

TIME Subscribers have succeeded beyond the mos
L. sanguine anticipations of the friends of annexa
ton, in more than doubling the boundary of theft
trade 1hisis the age ofexpansion. Progress is the
watchword; and those who would succeed in any
branch must conform to the spirit of the times
In the mercantile business this spirit demands large
and quick operations at small profit Our deterni
nation is to sell Goods enough to enable us to sell
them at very SHORT PROFITS.
We are now receiving by Railroad and Steamboat
direct from the Eastern Cities, very general and
heavy stock of seasonable Goods Of every variety,
and would respectfully solicit the attention of our
numerous customers and ''the rest of mankind,
We have also made arrangements to pay CASH for
100000 pounds Of clean washed WOOL, al the high.
est market prico also, all other merchantabe pro-
duce taken in exchange for Goods
Cadiz March l6, 49, WOOD g. SMITH.
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5PAING A2RAN GEMEYg z0R
l 8 > 3

IN Wow Of thc rroot io4 4In, of,lJ fo,,, r,,l.c,;
and The am 'ao''
ire cn1nIrr "'r1 ty u our en-
trade hal njucod us to purchase NEE, better md
larger stock OF Goods than usual, which we sa viii
,yehsure show to 4 discrninnIing ublie: .%ir,+
ll m na eAPgllslce Of tlo past VIII be ncir srle to
tne iu'ufe' ana dAtect them to our wia entire
Uonia1eo Al our Hol!y 70 sell good bargains. We
T,i'il Srr iN;% O'ouS E,5, u. al u'ngs: r
49,, 80 - - -''oi "M ilooC % 70
W T. afc now RECEIVING 90 Dds Moasses; 50 bbla
Codao 10 hn rot vdr ,S % -re" ouSaFi % bags
aor,lI IsS2 'sly ~" ioL ,CSf GaSh 10, or lrauG;
,,I A','t 5,',, !, ,t'',o, i'vo WIN llOGG " Co
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Real Estate Aronnvy

-.r,l,,,,, .sU%I 11,SL1t6 II agency,
~ will give especial attention 10 buvinr snd sals.,
Of Real Estate, examination Of Iites' ConSey.g .ng
cling, &C., on reasonable terms SSAseyss'
Cadiz, July 3o-ly. lq
1oNNsEIS, fancy, silk and satin, white and coI.
~ ~ STed Alplno, very prcty also, Bonnet Ribbon.
they are selling fast .WM Hnsse. w mem 90
I1aaIlas AplEs DRESS GOODS. Rich Brocads. ~
meres, Deafness Poplins, ahd avaru ellaos gsse
una inter Dress Goods that can 81 faugd Y Il III yII
nsi hycu want something nice and fash,cs. M
s~ &1HN MsKORM1GHR
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CHAD e. HERRING, Just received lot New
- Shad & Hsrring only seven daysfrom Baltimore;
for sale by s. Il H. MoFADDEN.
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" Office.

a LII persons indebted to fne by Note or Book ae.
"A count, are requested to come without delay sna
make settlement as am determined to close In III
my Ola business matters. This notice will consid
intend to bring tR. i. RENNETT !.
Cadiz March 2. 1854
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Hobensack's Worm SYrnp,

An article founded upon scientific principles, com
pounded with purely yegetab substances being pei.
,eciy safe when taken, and determined in ali Us el.
iecis, aud not leaving III system in diseased cun.
lI1n az most advertised nJstIums composed Of al.
lalcl tor the removal Of Woims. such az Lnzsnges.
'ermiiugos, &c, Lui has performed most astonishing
;u'cs and saved Tue lives OF thousands both old uE
young VINO have been pronounced hJpsllas. incura.
aie fhyslcians. Read the following and beconr
s4lisred oi i.s eincacy over all others;
MJER.s RIVER, n. J.
Ma. \. HoBENs-cE-This is to certify that m,
child, l., years OF age, having be IN sick Tor years
vas attended by Die LOpcr, willis anu kiser, tor {,
'ong time without receiving any benefit; when aite'
;ilIaghs up iucuruble, We went to rhiadelpbIg
iAd Consulted one otlle Let Physician her disease
It'll growing worse. 1t was at this time was iudu
ced ~ uy liouensacks Worm SyuT ana after IA.
,uig two bottles she entirely icganed her heaitf.
Looping tnat lhIs VIII prove DGuCht TO parents who
children are similarly affected.
4 am v,urs Sc p PD\V1TAN
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Grand Exhibition.
ADmITTANtE FREE.

MAGNIFICENT DISPLAY OF NEW GOoDs,
'iiE subscriber has just receives one OF The srg,
Il and best selected stock Of Goods ever brosSb;
10 TINS market comprising the grssfest variety o
fashionable wear 10 be found in this place a. vls
81 Dress Goods cannot be surpassed foT variety ol
pattern and richness OF figure, embracing evertvs.
Iieiy Of Berages, Lawns, Tissues. DE sines Silks
Ne'' &c A. II. BUkTCH Z
RONNETS, lerge and beautiful assortment from
~ % cents 10 800 sI BuklCHs.
JARASOLS, large stock, unequalled in stvle
Il ana bsauIy, nom - CTS te s5, at bUkTUHS.
SHAWLS, Canton Grape and Lace Shawls, sblep.
- ell lot lrom so u so, Ut bUhIChS
4 VuISE-u new style Of Dress GOods ana the on.
II y arlel' Il the kIld IN thIs nIaIket, al go
,~,rr,, ,,,,,.. bURICHS
niENGSLTTS and UNDERSLELt1sS.1 a gsIve
Piendlu assortment, anu an iact every thing
asa found IN a my UOOds house, ahsoi sbIc1
IA ti.is place. ~ I'LL giL,st.. "o-S'
IuOiz, CLla, April 20, 1853.
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DICK, Hatcnett Maddock k, Hammer and Axe Han
l. dies, splendi darticle, atthe ~
Jnne Is, 1853. BIG PADDOCK.
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GRIND STONE Hangings, Tea Kettles, Flat
II Irons, Brace and Bits, all kinds, Dog Chains
and Rakes. can be had very cheap at the
June 10, 1853 BIG PADDOCK.
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Valuahle PropertY For Sale.

valuable property for Sale.
The subscriber wishes to sell at private sale. his
house and lot in Prrs, Washington county, Pa. The
well of water attached TO it, There is good black
smith shop on the lo Amy person wishing 10 pur-
chase can apply TO Jpfn Mccullough, ESQ., in Flor.
ence, Washington, county, Pa or the subscriber Iiy.
ing in Cadiz. HENRY MILLER.
June %, 1853.
Washington Pa. Examiner publish the above TO
he amount of 81, and SEN bbil to this Office.
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0I cancer
would ask, ii bishop is not an order
shove an Elder in the Methodist system,
why do they assume in their official capac
~ authority superior to tina: of an Elder?
Now as regards the orders" Of bishop and
Elder, these terms are uniformly used 10 the
new Testament as convertible terms, the
enc or the other as convenient to the writer,
and what is more conclusive, the very same
sbaracter and powers are ascribed to Elder,
40 bishop. Thus proving that they are
the same, and not different orders of minis.
tsrs. But according to your book Of discip-
Eas, Page 26. higher powers. greater au-
shorty is granted them. The answer to the
81 question What are the duties Off bish-
ep. We have here 1. y preside in confer
shge. 2, 70 hxthe appointments Of preacher.
4 charge. receive and suspend preachers,
4, 70 travel though the connection at large.
=, 70 oversee the splrihid and temporal bu,
siness ofthe church. 8. 70 ordain bishops,
Elders. and deacons." These are all above
shat aD ordinary Minister or Elder can al.
sAia e, yst yoasay they are The same order.
No III sbe presbyteys Or elders, and dcacons
must, reysrsntly OBw their tishops, which
question i put II their ordination, and they
sa,iyt answer As . cuyiops illustration il
sas ttasrenes ~ sasiis n ofthe lower 0, ders
n lic MethaalA hhsgg. W hare ia an
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Trial nj Fire Engines.

TO THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD.
There appearing to be vast difference Of opinion az to
which engine threw the highest stream in the trial be-
tween tie Mechanical Engine, of Baltimore and No AZ
Engine Of New York at the FIRE at the American Hotel
Thursday last permit me to state through the col
of your paper true verssn of the trial. being
totally concerned in this affair." but highly interested
in the welearLed merits of the New York fremen.
The facts these -
The Mechanical attached what is called a gallery
stream the man with the pipe standing the top of the
cohdeDDg the pipes being screwed eevates the
nozzle about twenty one feet from the ground On
amiliDg the pipe myself found they play ed through
eehths of inch NOZZLE throwing water to the
top of the flag staff the hotel AZ Engine labor
ing under great disadvantage to trial the main
brace supporting the lever and the side spring. both
being broken However they attached length Of hose
payed through ~ inch nozzle elevated about eight
feet, and threw solid body of water should say, by
mere observation at least fifteen feet higher than the
stream thrown by the Mechanical. and had AZ been
in pIot order, have doubt she would have thrown
. much higher stream.
The papers having published account Of the trial,
have not done either company justice. The above
count is true in all respects and BY giving it place in
your columns, you will obligs
AN EXEMPT FIREMAN.
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From the st. Louis lntolhgoncer June Ii.
Gen. Garland u 8 A., whose arrival has been expect
ed here for nearly week. reached the city yesterday
his way to New Mexico. where he will take command Of
the United States troops stationed La that territory He
will leave TO tor Fort Leavenworth where he
will be joined BY Governor Merri ~ether and number Of
private citizens who viii avail themselves Of the oppor
tupity for e and agreeable escort across the Plains
About three hundred troops will accompany Gen. Gar
Land from the poAt designed reinforcement Of
tho army now stationed in New Mexico Major Nichols
who is now here ALEC. goes ovt Adjutant General
good have been aoat respecting the course
TO be purutd by Gen. Garland with reference to the
Metilla region. What his positive instructions are
We are wholly unable to lay, but believe It win
be found to be the policy Of the administration
to abstain from any aggressive movement, unless
otherwise compelled BY continuance OF Mexi
can infrngements Until the whole boundary line is
completely agreed upon according to the terms OF the
treaty it will be considered requisite that the people OF
Nesla AID Its adjacences shall occupy the came posi-
tons with reference their local tn At they
did prior to the existence Of treaty with Mexico
they belonged to New Mexico then they will do so now
least until the authoritative settlement OF the bounda
ry lin shall declare 1t other wise.
Gen Garland is in fine health, and looks in good cond
dion for the tough kind Of service in bis contempla
ted field of duty His long experience and well known ef
fcepcy military officer, emnenty qualify him TOR
the delicate and responsible mis- sion with which he has
been entrusted The Administration, doubt not, will
find its selection admirably justified in the discretion,
pronptitude, and vgor with which its views will be
carried out in any emergency, BY thataccompshed ana
gallant officer,
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BowERy THEATRE The bill OF amu.ements selec Ted for
pIisiDg the play styled Marco Spada" the local
drt ma OF "A Glance New York and the exceedingly
iauehabie farce OF Good for Nothing Mr. Stevens Is
to take ois bel eft to night The patrons
Bogery sho uld not forget him.
NATIONAL THEATRE The popular dramas of Nick of
the Woods and the Poor Solder together with the
sIce Of Turn Out" the pieces selected for this
eyebir 6 at the National. Mr.. j r. Scott and Mr. and
MIS- Bfunton are to appear aided by the entire strength
OF the company.
ST CHARLES THEATRE -Bulwer's PLAY entitled the
Lady Of Lyons" ADD the very Iaughabls farce Of nWho
Speaks First to be represented to night at the ST.
Charles.
AMERICAN MusEuM-The same excellent amusements
which were given here yesterday afternoon evening
are to be repeated TO-DAY The Bearded Lady and the
Happy Family Dnue to attract crowds of visiters
FRANcosIs HIPPoDRoxE-The pageant, which in.
tioduces two hundred ladies' ard the entire stud of
horses depicting the sports Of the Court of Louis the
Sixteenth to be repeated both this afternoon aud eve
ming at the hppodrome together with various other
and attractive features.
WASHINGTON CIRcus.-The celebrated equestriennes
Nine. Tourpiarie and Mile Josephine together with Mr.
W. b. Carroll the principal attractions this after
and evening" ut the named successful estab
lsbment
CHRrsTY's OPFRA HoUsE-Chrsty's popular band of
Ethiopian Minstels whose negro deineations aud must
cal executions are every night received with the utmost
delight ard satisfaction, attractive amuse-
ment for this evening
wooD's MISsTREIs-Tbis popular company continue to
be received with the utmost atdacton by large and
highly respectable assembages. The programme for
night, comprises many good songs.
OWNS ALPINE RAMBLEs. - This entertainment is
nightly Witnessed with pleasure 1t is both amusing and
INSTRUCTIVE
sEDGwcK the talented soncertina performer to give
a usicsl entertainment at Yonkers to morrow night
SENoRITA SoTo, is about making Southern tour with
full and efficient corps, to give representations Spanish
ballet.
SIGyoRA SoTo the celebrated Spanish donsuess having
taken OF few weeks for the purpose OF recrea
ton, viii commence her brilliant performances inme-
diatey The Sonora intends to make professional tour
in the Of which che will visit OF the leading
cities OF he South She has already received very favor
able proposals. from st. Louis Louisville, Cincinnati New
Orleans and Havana the inhabitants of each are anx
ously expecting that they will enjoy the opportunity Of
witnessing her performances.