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Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1853-03-16

TREATY WITH BELGIUM.-A treaty has been
concluded at Washington between the United
States and Belgium for regulating the right of
inheriting and acquiring property. The treaty
provides that Belgian subjects shall enjoy
throughout the United States the right of acqu-
ring and transmitting property, with or without
will, on the same conditions as citizens of the
United States. In like manner citizens of the
United States shall enjoy in Belgium the right
of acq uiring and transmitting property, with or
without will, on the same conditions as Bel
gian subj ects.
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sTARLER,s DIARRmGA OORDiAL

-oaeG< Is pleasant Mixture, compoun
S&SGJ/ ded in agreement with the rules
UI OF Pharmacy, of therapu,ic
aRATkfY agents, long known and celebra
s@MASEs& 1$ssssated for their peculiar efficacy in
4eGSSSs Sss|ssEcuring DlARRHEA, and STINT
fzs@e affections of the system.
In It's action 1t ALLAYs NAUSEA and produces he alhy
time that it cures the disease
Opinion of Doct. John Addison phv sc;an tn ,ba Ra,,
more Southern Dispensary
,vlng made trial OF your ssDIarrhea Cordial and
being also acquainted with the ingredients of which it
is comp sed, il gives M much pleasure in adding my
ny riiicacy in the clre of s'Diarrhea and Summer
Complaint children and adults''
With much respect, &c., JNO ADDISON, MD
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Correspondence OF the N. Y. Hes aid
TROUBLE BREWING-RUMORE MIS-
UNDERSTANDING.
WASHINGTON, March 13-oP. n


WASHINGTON, March 1919 P. M.
A cabinet meeting was held last evening, being
the second one yesterday; but nothing has trans.
pired, the proceedings having been kept secret;
but it is understood that several appointments
have been made, chiefly foreign, which will be
sent to the Senate tomorrow.
The New York and other collectorships will
not, l. is said, be disposed of for few days
There is rumor of difficulty in the cabinet
When the cabinet announced, the people
said it did not possess the elements of harmony;
but it was added that General Pierce would keep
it together by his own strength, and that the
ministers would be merely his clerks to carry out
his will about appointments and everything else.
1t seems, however, that the cabinet officers
want to be more than clerks, and to have a voice
and a will of their own; hence each has been the
centre of attraction for the last few days.
Certain it is the cabinet is hot unit. Secretary
Marcy, it is reported, insists upon having his
own appointments. S. j. Tilden wrote to Score
tary Marcy to do nothing till he came, and one
ofthe barnburners said: .WLit till Tilden COMES
and you will see how it will be-" Well, Tilden
has come, and it is known, has power of attor-
ney from John Van Buren,.
The barnburners have become rather stiff this
evening, in reference to the colleetership of New
York. They say they are bound to have man
of their own. Secretary Marcy to-day
that Mr.. Schel will not have the appointment if
he can help it. Such says the power behind the
throne. What says the throne itself! Mr.
SchelI is the candidate of the strong bunker party
and if they fail in &c ting the appointment for
him will be sure to revolt
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1853-03-16

From rich and poor bond and free-aIl grades, col
ours and conditions, the I'd OF praise is irfsist
tibly given TO the wonderful lrrpar alton Thousands OF
b't9s are sod and used daily, and but one universal
opinion is uttered by all who it, any that is that no
remedy before dscos red possesses such perfect
healing and curative properties. 1t actslike magic in
relieving pains ofany kind matter by what cause,
how excrutla ng-sp aims, Gislocation of oinfs bru
ses cuts, burns, scalds ulcers, rheumatism,
pes cakrd breas or any paia, soreness slffaess,
ment is equally applicable and equally eectua in giving
immediate relief Try 1t.
~ am horse doctor, and have been engaged about
hteen years IN the business, and have used mosevery
Kind ct Llniment now In oil all the Liniment have
used know OF none so effrctual The Mexican Muss
tang Linlmenl It is an nialibe remedy have used
1t IN nBumerabe of the obs iaate character
well calculated to test virtues, and | have always
experienced the most excellent results from ts use.
could not do without it..
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A RESOLUTION to provide for Strengthening the sas
tern boundary line of the naval hospital lands at New

A RESOLUTION to provide for Strengthening the sas-
tern boundary line of the naval hospital lands at New
York
Resolved By the Senate and House Of Representa-
iucs of the United States of america Congress
bed That the Secretary OF the Navy is hereby author
lied and empowered the part of the United States
carry into fun effect an arrangement made with the CO.
tern boundary of the lands of the naval hospital New
York is Strengthened will appear by reference
for running the said line the twenty eighth of Nove-
ber eighteen hundred and forty eight and approved by
the Secretary ofthe Navy the eighteenth ofDecemher
eighteen hundred and forty ght that without any
pecun airy consideration from the the other the
slips of land the south and west sides of said line
cordng said plan shall become the property Of the
IT, States and much the other sids be ongs
the United States shall become the property Of the
abuttng proprietors respectively.
Approved March 2, 1883.
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1853-03-16

We understand that the Odd Fellows Process
sion at Bowling Green, on Thai day last, was
quite fine affair. Members were in attendance
from Richmond Fredericksburg, &C., with two
Bands of Musc-that of this place and the Ar
mory Band. The orat on of the day was pro-
nounced by MIR. Smith of Baltimore. The dedi-
catory services were performed by P. M. James
H. Brunette, and the Halls represented as be-
ing handsomely carpeted and lastly decorated
In the evening most sumptuous entertainment
was served up to which some two hundred of
the Order sat down.-Fred. Herald.
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1853-03-16

Professor VIM. E. Horner, native of Viz
ginia but for the last thirty years connected with
'hs University of Peunsy vania, died in PhiIadel-
phia on Sunday last,
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PUBIC AcT-No. 54.l


AN ACT author King the sale of certain reserved lands
in Alabama.
GLE tt esaeted by tie Senate and House OF Representa-
tires othe United States Of america IN Congress
bled That the lands lying in Clarke in the State
of Alabama which have been reserved from
dar lands under and by virtue of An act making
walton Of certain public lands supply timber for naval
purposes approved March first eighteen hundred and
seventeen shall liable to be sold in the
and under the sprovsons and restrictions
az other public lands the United States,
Approved March 3, 1853.
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MAYORS CoURr.-Only one subject before the
Mayor yesterday, and he proved to be poor
TOPPER who had been picked up in the streets the
previous night by the Watchmen and lodged n
the cauo .
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PORT OF RICHMOND.

SAILED,
Brig Lucy Watts, Roney, Norfolk
Schr P Brown. Mckee, New York
Schr R l. & Stuart. Lozier James River
Steamer Roanoke, Cavendy, New York. mdse to Lud
lam i Watson
Steamer Belvidere, Clifford Baltimore, mdse to Lud-
lam & Watson
Steamer Pennsylvania, Baymore, Philadelphia, mdse
to Il Rankin
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ARCHIBALD POWELL


3mtIes south OF COensvie, Indiana.
DIR. A. g. BRAGG-Sl, My little child when one
month Old was attacked with Scad Head and Tor two
yt"rs have employed the best medical men in the
city without any benefit One month since its hes dwas
solid cake soreI purchased one % cent bottle of
your Mu stang Liniment a sore | had on nv
nose and upper lip, which had been ofor SIX months
it cured 1t immedIaiely l used the remainder of
the bottle the chs head and ii is nearly cured
one bottle more will W thout doubt perfectly cure it,
HENRY STlER
% Vine St., st. Louis June 2Sth 1858
This is TO certify that have used the Mexican Mus
tang Linment rece ty r very severe case Of Spraiu
the right hip badly 81 rained and bruised that
fears were entertained it out Of Joint | obtained
bottle of The Lnnent and used freely four days when
he soreness and pain all gone and the hip JOINT
was well. have also used the Imminent for the Piles
Its effects were wonderful Free applications night and
morning for a week has perfectly cured me-
EDWIN r BARRON,
g. CEtb
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1853-03-16

DAGUERRoTYPEs.-We take pleasure in inyit-
ing che attention of town and country readers to
the advertisement of Messrs. MINIS & WATSON
Having looked through their gallery aud care
fulyexaRined MANY oftheir'speclmens, we feel
no hesitation in saying that their pictures are un
equaled for delicacy of tone and truthfulness of
expression. Mr.. Watson, the principal operator
is a modest unasauming genteman-a Virginia.
by birth-and will take pleasure in waiting upon
all who may call at the Mansion House either for
the purpose of securing the substance ere the
shadow fades" or merely to examine the beauti
full specimens Of art with which the gallery
abounds. We confess we entertained no Just
conception of the beauty of the ladies of this
city, until we visited Minis & Watson's Gallery.
Now, it may be, that the handsomest bellies pas
tronse this gallery exclusively; but, be that as it
may, among the collection are some Of the
sweetest pictures that hang on memory's wall"
AT meeting of the Wing Club of Richmond, heldorn
Saturday evening the 10th instant the following reso-
buttons were adopted
Resolved, That general meeting of the Wings Of
Richmond be called the African Church on Friday,
the 18th instant at half past O'clock for the purpose of
nominating all the officers be elected by the whole
city.
Resolved, That the Wings be requested to hold meet
ngs in their respective Wards for the purpose of nomi
ing officers to be elected in their respective Wards
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1853-03-16

MRS. MALAPRoP COULD NOT Rave DONE
BErTER.-A short time since, there was fancy
ball at Washington, and two young ladies, with
conductor. presented themselves mot in costume)
ut the entrance.
'Your characters!" asked the usher, in a
whisper.
I'VE do not appear in costume to night!' said
the two young ladies'.
Two ladies' without any characters bawled
out the nsher-i at the top OF his voice.
OYSTER TRApE.--TLe yearly sales of Oys-
tiers 10 the city, it is ESTIMATED exceed five mil
lions OF Collars; the number of persons employed
IN the business, directly or indirectly, is said to
be about fifty thousand. OF the whole amount of
! oysters sold IN our markets. about two thirds
came from Virginia, which has more exten-
slve oyster trade than any other State 10 the
Union,-Nee York Express.
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Correspondence of the Baltimore Sun

WASHINGTON March IA.
The discussion of the foreign policy Of tits
Government, aud especially in relation to the
British interference in Central American affairs,
was renewed in the Senate to day, by Mr.. Mason.
The position which he holds in the body, as
Chairman of the Committee of Foreign Affairs
gives to bis views, at this time, the utmost inn
portance.
The speech of Mr. Mason to day was chiefly
confined to reply to Mir. Clayton. upon the sin
gle point heretofore made by Mr.. Mason, that the
Balize is within the jurisdiction of Guatemala,
Ifso British Honduras is in Central America, owe.
which Great Britain has by hertreaty abandoned
any Jurisdiction. Besides, the extension Of her
pretenson from that of transient and limited to
permanent jurisdiction, is of recent date; and
is an aggression upon the rights OF Central Amer
lea, and inconsistent with the Monroe doctrine
and our future peace and safety.
The possession of the Bay Islands is also eu-
other act OF open aggression, and we have just
received advices of fresh aggression in the same
quarter. Mr.. Mason closed his speech with a
solemn declaration that England had gone far
she could be allowed to go in her aggressions up
ON Central America, and that this continent, and
the whole continent, must be made free from
British aggression. H6 alluded to and accepted
the alternative of war in preference to any poll
cy that would jeopardize the national safety and
national honor.
Thus we are drawing nearer to an issue. de-
precated by some. but desired by many, between
Young America and old England.
MIR. Douglas late speech also represents fully
the policy of "Y Dung America and calls for
immediate action, and it is considered as a fair
reflection of the sentiment of the inaugural.
The British Government, as we learn from
late proceedings iu the New Foundland Leg isla.
ture, are solemny pledged to enforce their ex-
treme construction of the Convention of 1878,
10 regard to the fisheries, and we know also that
they will not abandon their occupancy of the
Bay Islands. War is therefore inevitable with
in year; and, perhaps state of things may
arise that will demand an extra session of Con-
gress during The summer. lon.
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1853-03-16

AUCTION NOTICE. attention is re-
quested the sale of Boots Shoes Hats and Store Fix
lures to take place this morning, commencing at ten
O'Clock at the store occupied by Messrs Bragg Ruth,
No BOG Broad street.
E-See advertisement.
NH l6 GEO. j. SUMNER, Auct.
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JOdN BLAIR HARRINGTON.
FELLOW CITIzENs-A l have to say, is if elected
VIII uischa sc the dulles without fear, favor or ae
ton IOHNR VAppIS CnCn
mhlI-d OA'.
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For Captain Of the Night Wa

mONROE WARD-FoR CoUNcfL-Jos X An.
"erson, DavidJ Burr, Jas Scott, d j Saunders.
MN 10 MANY WHIGa
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Cost anu foun0.


I est or STOLEN-On Wednesday, the 2lst inst,
h stu- L. occck from srlsn boy 81 . la cy
tie Exchange ard Asrc tie Banks Ia Aaneres
sId fs Oh era swsrd viii be Paid he h1Gr BY the chat
CT Re + lice. Il The City EsL
I CST-A ladies GOLD WATCH with chain and
~ ssctea Watch male ~ j. Constant Liverpool
Ne % Ptsby s IN fthv and srgaday sr between o.
irovrsf rseatT collars will be Tor Tetirn
&c VIZ hJRCHILL. No IS Libsry-H
c = REWARD.-Lost, from No. 1872 Chathlm-
~ ~ qrse. Friday morning sd in a-ye black Sc "
FOUNDLASD DOG bsssst ZIP Of last large
sTt shoulder Whoever hin 70 tAs above
mn b, shall receive tie above reward.
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lorscs. Carriaats. So.

TOR SALE-A SLEIGH-Of tasteful design, and
ascd workmsnshP htted 20 With or two ho
nay e seen a. the Crystal aee, where his been eKan
srd adm RED ~ thousands during the txa lligfe 0
c DlNShORE Co. " orlds Fair Agents No. rlccs@
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-12-26
s. Whonl II maD Concern.

DOY MISSING WILLIAM VI. DEAN, q Boy IS
ID years ofaee feet nchs "A elan bald sh eoPiey
iou. snd teshfu Wore brown overcast see ss
rcket srd rsncots and black clio Wa ila.ity ID
NJ Doln-'s ShOo- ii-gt. a. &C Qck Il
10y about Ia fshcad taller dTeea with biic> overolt dIs
prracors black cob supposed - b about yea
CID Suce that u bis parents have let ssea him Any
sker ChA, O. An, NO = "a. tiln s.
IMPORTATION WANTED of HENRY 5. I COR
DELL shf ped Hons hong 10 he ship Roman HeP5arh
w-York which ship nd lel the btas
Z, FORBES Doaue INFO uacn OF tha
sd C,rit viii aided 10 his Feps ANXIOUS 10 hear
from D ~. Apply to PRATT REAiii, No. lS or0 dwsy
IMPORTATION WANTED-Of CATHERINE
FITZGERALD whocsue this 2ih DAY OF nov 1883
She Cayan Co LELAND Chus f1wn tad ia1dci
IN NcwYork f heard Of q No IS Mot st. since whh
rolnr heard Of her A1y incrns1u o. h'r will DO
received By JOHN COCOON, Urb-n Champaign Co.
Ohio. Other ruPrs rlease cory
MATRIMONIAL Gentleman OF few thousands
vi wear income free from debt Of religious AZ moral principles
s1d sbe temper an dsroiisa We, edic'ted good r.
srrcra-cc aousotd % move IN the h s'ey anu ~ e
your cd, dcou Of connecting himself IN ma.ito .,
lads o. Elm Tar see must BE- between ta' s on
sud years rors well edscaied stoned 70 move IN ts
heat society haihy well looking without chrcn sad with an
income right OF Two thousand dollars pes aanan Or
No regar III be paid which do NOT embrace ti
rars 70 such - evince insireeFy OF purpose Az
drer "a. b. COEkLlNG City Post q lice.
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Real Gsiale for Sale.

it~i S|A"s~ -
COUNTRY SEAT for sALE-situatsd in Fshkill
Sra p sd. s . M aEaB Ne ,Ts 8 cS.a
slip or : d Mad Or premise -.4----..-
TOR SALE er FXCHASGE A tw0story HOUSE.
s1d - acres o. Land veil s-o9sed = o. soSa rat
srd . Ia s..se Rssd sss, miles e he pp 3, IsSs,cs q
sHApRAcH sNirs, Nc. a. Gs.ns-st' JOHN SosiNl0h'
EAKM ier SALE.-Peasan tly situated IN the Town
Fflnloi' sFl Cou1iy N.w-le'k bat ms en ne
q sssse ALL nd gsis c1srs sd rsms nos Asa 90 Of
the etces e. rspe Nrs. sod sad BAEn sd cell Of
scar reli Of Easi roaasy ana Seannisr par u
tie gie sssy car rsaAa en- 'eaa aad H'iass l0a' "
l,OR SALE or kXCHANGE-4 Houses (an6n-
ss "a a.. ys' % s ,g "a as -. Lsi % ss ga ~. ID
Oiisrstfe.'s irg4te OF RIcHASD so0rr NJ ts Aless,
FOR SAIE--At Nos. rs ana Ia lst-st., Williams
BaHdn $ sesaro. sss hh viii lea Of he te os -
We &c .-isas saAs. i,5 .si o. !, ys, Iii "a
sodiew "a possession s'sH 'ee'iy Asp9 % tss eisH:s
TOR SALE.-A FARM OF q acres in the town OF
GsrirrgA wsstchesf,r Co. Ssaassd within nie Of
F.lr hssr, ler srs I'd -oa ss sod With Gs
v Be sod ebsp 70 close ;Tgst Sss fa e,Sss-
f.1- alfss ' Ti,l. ~ ''''' - ~
EOR SAIE-HOUSE and LOT at FORT HAMII-
TOY Az excellent hse oIy Peas iss's WITH ,s ,.' ss
foor ard r on the third door basement at siehea "a
hss ealsshoge sEd ern SC Sesaf fo~sr Garien s.S.
Fruit sad Vegetable Gsiu a. N cou2sie order r pern neat
rated IN ~ nsos bsuu ra o the river Price
S1o ofhsh $500 remain bead and nlorgake o ve
years per per 70 theI part ,asr. apfS %
LEWIS / & )dEN, No. 49, Wthis.e-sf
100 FARMS worth over $4,000, and 500 BUILD
HUI ING LOIS rC feet sguage. viii Dc d6ated a. ttoh-
dsy Press DAYS 90 Sub rbcrs Each Saenoor
Ouiy PAYABLE will receive Farm o.
10 a. hcauful BgNdng To-. ioo ieet slurc elah
IN the village Of Lakslti ~hfre new
Church ana shco House aud iafge Prve Drne-,
Stores Workshops Fsciorcs have -y been erected Seve
sit and several hunasd WI be erected tho
ccmins Ttase Fss nd LOS wcai al haVc aka ap
yss bach pihs been ent d estate for he @ century and
ccurttfIy rp ~ s-"i'ef rvai. se.~s
ycung orsuy Ctl VI cal ns' % MADE
Let every vorre ffke o bis only sA sd pnhte
hn self l,dy hcud which will BE- 70 him
rfesrt s year he worth aud taED n
delightful country usc whore b. spend a. das IN peace,
az the domestic lulstude lew Saars OILY
Arpiy CHARLFs WOOD No o Broadway where mars aud
ramr blcfs be- had rreis
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Charities for Business Aleu.


CTFASlBCAT for SALE.--The Steamboat
- SPLENDID. running Freight and PASSENGER BoAt
h,fween New. Hsmburgh offered or s sd
Beat now in excellent order and well found ad suited Tor tas
IN rspcrtation Ofireighf and rassenyers
To tie Docks aud store Hous.s a. ana
Mar borough Fer YaIcusrs enqulre Of w AZ Tn MlLtAD
% ar New Hsmburgh Duichess Co. Of GEO RhANALi
No l73 Westst. n y.
NO CAPITAL sTS.-The advertiser has one OF the
est valuable ions Of he end demonstrate re in
rofauee worsng models About $1,000 required IA
come aud 70 bring the mater OPT on large
N worthy gentleman OF the hisis resec
by enterprise ard BY which very large 'un 0, money may
h. made ANY person ray and influence VINO VIII al '
IL rim roufed ropeIry stock aud ATTEND jthe
cI H.rs she receive share Ia Che concern Afrcs ~
pms STOW through POtOfcs with reai synarure All
con M lon ldenia al and bpt prin ea ed VITA
ITO PAINTERS.-For Sale tho Stock, Tools and
Fixtures Shop doing rs' business The tools and
6,rssseTarstfl H. excellent stock OF Paints mo-" nas
Perer Hanru bss sock Ia he 0unty and without co
rein nj makes snecesry f1f OF he nnt 20 South
fosir prukifi where a line addressed to pNlEL FlSE x
will he promptly answered MNlhL rlsitse Dlot.@
tbS AnN TO S20,O00-A Partner wanted IN a
a. Manufacturing Baness near
az CIV SoIof, being arranged os t1@ maauetute OF an
srely new very important patented article A en
and rrotr with the above amount viii hnd 2fo
rels invcsmtn fotpSd letters, with tue address w. Ne"
York PO.t-Ofee will Dc attended TO-
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TTNCLE toms CABIN and LITTLE KATY
a0 coRE GIRL At re SAToSA[ THEAIEHv "a
TURDAY IFTFRXOOEs. LITTLE KATY EVERY MON
DAY, TUESDAY; THURSDAY. ard FRIDAY Afternoons
nELTA PSI FRATERNITY.-The Annua Litera-
~ F,vs and supper Of the Defs p. Frtssfaty vii be
v red Dr. eos.. chureh BesEer - Mse Of tie ssr-
Lit Oit9 her ets FOR the FESTIVAL AM saser from the
&c NSaTfs
COMMITTEES Of Arr,nE .rasnis
nR COLLECTS Lectures to Ladies and Gentle
= MONDAY WEDSEsDAY and FRIDAY Of tbs week. sugect
ssest coISrnpon se iafssed By plates model. nlll
liz &c Doors open Lrss-s commences a. Z: Aan-ioa
svPERIs1ESDEsT's oFTTcE Cry.,l Palscs Dee p iss3
THE PUBLIC are respectfully informed that the
E5Lion VII remain opea daily tssnaays eKeePssa diflas
the yir'er from 70 O'clock A II 'osPh ~.
snfe Ei,;on- EN-, en-
Aeu "on Oh sslrcsf n esas
J. n SITcHsLDER Aesins 5. psr ltea4ea,
pANVBRD's HOLY LAND at the Georama, No 595
ID Broadway. exhibited EVERY EyESIEG ts-so sgsBA1
AfiEsNooNs at OcoeE Admission s Froat Sea-
DROADwAY MENAGERIE and MUSEUM No
o5 .doD " 5S 1 %b A t3f AIS ever ss
10 New .Toit HERR ORIESBAcH iii ea<t TIE deus Of
sen whoot ealrs chssse he veatls sIAMEsE TWINS
n 9 :. 'i' 'o oad ITO P $oaadsc i..s
NH Ellis re maa ~lh9.t sfnh -, D. .. - dan
snaoTlo halfproo
TIVE YOUTHFUL WONDER, LITTLE CORDE-
LA BOWAHDis doiishDg srEs audiences e the NAliONAL
TfFATIR ~ Ler Performance q fIt hAl the iOI COt
GIRL Eva in UNCLE TOMS oAbiS Both tiese Pleees a,
be far superior any oher representative OF
ihem in New-Yolk LITTLE KATY j. gsIfSrmed eyery non
DAY TUESDAY. THURSDAY aud FRIDAY AfTERHDgN-i
lNCiE TOMS CABIN VERY NIGHT aud WEDNESDAY ans
SATURDAY AFTERNOONS
DALL's MODEL of SAN FRANCISCO is now on
I'D esl hilton a No SO Broadway from VI % 10 P ~
correct know ledge peculiar locality Of that city be obtained
which the Metropolitan Chy Of the world
Tickets Is os, eight tickets for H.
BUCKLEY SACRED CONCERT. -Ticket-hold-
ID who unable gain Gdriance s sacred CONCERT
cveurs the 2b the carly crowd sste Of the Hail
the purchase money Tened b. cans % the Irssirers
O'Clock, the tickets wiz ~ rocked tg me
Evening Concert RUCKLEYS 0PFAA TROUPE,
No. $50 PraaiFay, New forE
TOILIE's MUSICAL GIFT BOOK.
~ PERHAArS SEVEN MILE MIRO. TICKETS
DODWOBTHS MUSICAL GIFT ANN L. 1890,
all the above q tho Musical Agency Of CiAS
HOLT. No NIsaust nextto ErT-s.3 iiu dag
T s--Orders per mail imraed' 10 icndt 1 20.
ITO the LOVERS OF FINE AMI RARE HORSES
Cal the VoriHs Fa- Exhibition Of Horses, on 42isi~
The Rs Collection o. HOfes ever
exhibited IN tic Ullfd states Adnluarsa : cents.
CPIRITUAL MANI EsTAIlONS.-Mrs COUN,
- RsrPne ard Within Neon viz tee'e visitor. daily f,9n 10
A. NJ aud from $50 aud 90 p w. tooms No % W 1te
e., few doors west Of Broad j. Admission 81 CENTS