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abEhUVAN Landing per Nebraska for sale by
'soo Z II sEiNKER, Cary street.
S1 OLtSskS.-69 barrels n. o. Mo!as.es
4N1 10 hhds Cuba DO
do Porto Rico do por sal. by
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SENATE.
FRIDAY, March, Sd, 1854


III, ss sSa S I'm e, the . Note,
,1s .iseloa Issl,is,afs sub.
e 70 Sss ss s % sd & the sas'Ss Ss
sslsd on This and being The
ing - ' .1 a'' '''''.'. '>.'@s' y '''''
h%sT
.anSs Smith, sS ss
Mr. Tnos,s Of rafa. objection,
~ JUNE G no s%s s.s @ .
sy sss for ss Of sass
dsneaasion han s. SansS
bin and he fresy he the sn.
ESaSse so1
asSs Hss.
nt 70: hal. Of as a1s 70 60 TO The no.%sI he S5.s'sd
f e "i sis me s:f
,g note. should mi, t hut hi, as,ua,sd
only remedy authorize Banks to Issue small noe.
Mr. wsD and other desired to ;asm, some remark.
debate was Ca
Ar.s-Hs..eT. Amber, A.haI Br.vner, Bu,ren, c.u,,
Lssn, MsDST@on, SSseafe, Oh F.TtsI Pa.ion s,adSips
saisin Gsss i i ohnsSn MaI.Ss Nc
%S Ms n r Farewell Thomas Turner
The following resolution ~as CGered
send ana the chapter o q the 70
TO hs - 4saSr OEssr time in which he shall not be re-
Me sers Brasner, rhomts and Deneae.
BILLS PASSED.
Bill for running and marking the boundary line
State. OF Virginia and Maryland oion Mr. THoNAs)
Bill to authorize State subscription OF three hhs t5OIO
the stock Of the Bea station and Springs Road Company
B,i to Incorporate the Martha Washington College.
A Bal TO incorporate the town OF KeltorGan.
4 nm to incori.orat; the Buchanan Savings Bank
Bill amending hh
OF rIr nis, relation ding inorce
" aF.ri focus.
SIN Tor the relief Of Jas W. Kramer Tyler county
"a = 70 ns,e.'s The eapt, sioSs Of The Floyd Court hoas
Is OOJ on the thrreirhs principle
Bl incorporate the TredcgA gouEdy and Locomotive
nuiactory Company in the city Il HiehraeGi.
Bill Incorporating the Aun Union Hotel Company Alex
AndrH.
Thc amendments Bill incorporate LDger
or Mining Company agreed to.
The Bal authorizing the addionsl appropriation OF not
huaired thousand dollars the heal
and atty thousand dollars in the next rs
Ridge RAILROAD,
passage reJutsd s-ho
could transacted for OF quo
and tie SrEair Arl1urne
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A WARNING.


Delay not harbo not In OF fools,
''ophy that dss will we'll OF ITSELF that you car cure
with certain medicines doars Beware how You TAM
per with your general welfare.
Ye Wild vicious youths, vhv vii, -. ,.,.., T., ,, n,
the y ndasedfn0 compounds daily proaercd thereby impair
ing your appetite and dgessn aud destroying you mentally M
well " physically, when with few dose. ofpe.
SAINT medenesf
pune and drag out miserable existence the .v.
ana even ordinary pursuits You who are Tim, an
hoSeu ane wish to be restored yrr by
pleasant and erestual should consult DR. MORRIS m
'onc dseuses has been that other
physician Of his day Many have been for YEAR .m
WIN uee or Consequences resulting excess have been
70 health and vigor under his really
shoad personal interview ,,n,. xo,r -
n N"uns-eneio'e I'VE dcilars-address Dr. W. NJ uoRRIs
through the Post ONCE, Nashville Tenn and pae,ar. Of ~
securely put up Will lie sent privately with d.pa,eh
null directions herewith and no questions aesod -
Persons living distance scted with seoo,I, M, m
GERS, letter Cancers, Piles, In Ano Gravel s,,
aiee or any disease whatever aggravated or m,snn
character can be cured at home by consulting NORRIS ty
letter. post paid, eneiospE Fec Medicine, pleasant and
psr.esl. a.,sa,on Complaints
Whites Poa,u. ues sa S ain Of II. Flour Ao,
lay aside all false deeaey romp,y consult Doe,or1
once Insurance ONCE Cedar street near Oh. po
Once Room. No. IL, up stairs. 1880 osoaNs, ,0'
t1 Wa notice in list Il premiums awarded by the chII,
TAI Palace Judges that the widely celebrated Chocolate. Coco.
and Broma preparations MeIsr W. Baker Co ar D,,.h
ter Mass to whom premiums long since awarded bv
institutes and Fairs at Bo'ton New York. and pal
nave now received the hr, Tor excellence
and bronze medal nom York Chry.:al ral.e y,h
oh Of the Industry OF all Nations Thtr choice
which are for sale by all the principal the
aaneda Wide celebrity In all parts the coun,ryav
An induce the nervous excitement attends mt upon tho
" OF Souee In consequence OF which they arc
I'd ~ the most emnent physicians hsua nd
heir use. f..- nh, :,
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vulv. r,.r, th.t NAV s,,na q s..,-,,,
ahis tsndsnev Of hs ,... p.osnelal sang The Inev
uniforn,ity ana n,,i,x ~ nun % 70 destroy the
tho i.n,u,s. All ,in. of s,, se so,ecs standard OF
s,smms,ssi I'm M ps'nepies and OF critics.
srd /. s.,shIshsS 40 s % ooIsrsted When stand
.rbitrary iudymsn. or ~ the whim and
to wr,s s,.mm. ana n,,',, anu tnoy Arc SLOWED
tenn "a nS Wv IA u'euonahes. III this sys.
tho t,h,ns.e .nJ ,nnn,. 90 ~ " oW ,he example OF
, % ,,. saS WI OUT alphabet until every charac.
idea Thsn onr wa,, ;,, S", .eprosent word or
nonn..shia a. ~, -, IN % Is numerous and unpro-
yen,ure,s n, Jssi h i s"u Eager pathological ad
lions of word, In the i,% Au o' thousands have mil
nope 40 not seem To write with temper. II do cx.
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eB~" omega " is pretty tart upon the murierers
Of the Kings English, and those who venture to make
verbal additions to the language. With respect 70
the first Offenders, we have nothing to say in extern
uation Of their crime. We would only put in word
Of apology for the scribcs in the daily press 1t is
rather rigorous justice hold these to the strict rules
Of criticism. They are compelled to write hurriedlv
aways-and frequently have no opportunity for re-
vision and correction Under these circum stancos .
blunder in grammar, a mistake in history rnIch.
now and then DO overlooked. II has often eycito5
surprise, that hurried and bothered MS they oro ,
commit so few transgressons against syntax and nro.
sody. We heard few years since, n gentleman y,
literary ennence and distinguished for the purit y,
his English say, that the most remarkable feature #
this age was the ability of the daily press Good
writing was the rule and bad writing the excen,o,
There was scarceya city in the Union which did mo-
have one or more daily papers, which contained
day compositions that rivacd those of Add;son -
purity and Junius in spirit. The compliment l. nv,
travagant-but it may serve as counterpoiso 70 io
harsh judgment Of "Omega"-and the still borsi,a.
judgment Of another gentlcnan-and he, too an c,;,
10 the effect that If confines his reading IN
papers, he will become incapable Of speaking or .;
ting the English language. As our vocation rco,;.o.
Tho
possibility OF this result, have mndc il the ru,o r.,
many years to devote at least two hours dov Il, s,,
standard author.
30 much Tor the offenders against grammar A,
TO those who coin new words-wo differ with MIR -
respondent. We see no crime in that proccod;,o ;
the task be well executed-and we cannot ror,9;...
why our hnguage alone should know no f,r,bor NV
gress and improvement II is said 10 be tho i,co,,.
ton Of our thoughts and feelings-and uboro,.-
new word can be invented to portray mora di.Gnor,
those thoughts and emotions than any exis,;,,, ,;
1t isa real acquisition II it fails in its object lo,
die and be forgotten. Cicero made great many ma
words-some we're good and some bad. Tho vr;,o.
OF what is called the Augustan age of English liter,
'are did the same thing; and why may not Bulwer
VINO has achieved distinction in more departments
letters 'han any one Of them be pei mitted to exercs
MS taste and genius in the same wnlkY
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hfs.-on Saturday night aud Sunday morning the 25,b
aud 10th Feb. we were visited with one of the beavg
fainsorns OF the season, which las been very des,,
tive to many OF our farmers, in washing their lands d
carrying oil fences The county road from Piians TO Nit
ton was overlooked and is impossible for carriages
we hope the County Court will Immediately set an,i
providing new route by which the people living on that
road, can have n suitable way TO town,
Inc haUfoad 10 several places on the Mchunk was
washed aud undermined, which prevented tho tT @
sunday om passing over the road for three miles ,i
slde OF Gotham the pssengers aud mails had to be
Veyed over that distance hand cars the damages
ever we're sufficiently repaired on Monday TO PERM, Nv,
passage Of the trains. viz
Inc hne meadow OF Mr.. Alexander Riyes was ovo,.
Moved nnd large deposit Of and left upon IT, the Stone
fences OF Mr. j. U. H. Taylor and Mr. Lewis McC;ehco
washed away aud their lands quilted The farm of Mr.
Martha Minor appeared to TO be very IN ateriay
damaged by the flooding Of tue meadoss and the destrc
non OF fences and In fact every farm 10 this ycini,y was
| damaged 10y the great TALL Of rain
There wasa land slide Of considerable extent a, ,bo
intermediate tunnel carrying or no, land only bu,
uee'' growing upon it.-Chdrioite,piH. Je5srsonian
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DIED,

AZ be residence, in Caroline, Nov g. 1859. Mr. Tuou
AS u klXEY 10 the 10Th yesr OF his sre. M, RiTsy
as gentleman aud esteemed az citizen
hng With credit 10 himself and with sa,isfaction IN
ers' his duties ~ husband, father aud master
At me residence Other mother IN Caroline Peb I'M
1904, ELLEN d. daughter OF the late Thos q, Riyss
rus he g'fs death was peculiarly trsgical and distress
ing Her dress caught from fe knded by the setyan,.
a. the wood pile AID she 30 severely burned tho,
she died in a Few hours ''"eu '""'
Eo'eneath, II,nrico county Tlurd.y mint the oJ In
aod Ann CT,nshaw. " LEWIS
sss e ss t,@y q: rsSas':s 70 attend
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A Pleasant sf,st.h.

"'."e :" error Yesterday In stating tina, Mr. Tbom,.
N''@''' o'""st~"' was bis test brsnd He b.s .po,b
~, 80" "o perfection OF NATURE and ,Rr
vho' no GALE the "Roh.iNooi :" Thi. IL IL. -,
-"none genuine @lthout the signature .nd ''''e'e
author" ~ e"eS' OF The
10 enable Us o correct the mistake NJ vo.,.,a.
r'',i'sd a boz Of r,c "Rok., Moor. ne "a'-
m'Ske to day will bs glad 10 cOrrec, i TO m.,,o or a.
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RIonMoNp nAnxrrr. n,,c,, >. ,.,,

Breaks and receipts continue largo for tho
season. Planters seem to DO generally pleased with
prccs and disposed to sell early From present indea
tions the bulk OF the crop will have been a,
much earlier period than usuaL wo continue 10 ouo,c
new hugs to g; general sales lie to M new
leaf to IL; old Tugs to 2; common leaf To
l'9; good to IL; fue manufacturing ls TO isi.e
WnEAf-Therc has been n stil further decline but
holders arc not generally willing to submit To h. Some
few sales have been made to-day I'll 90 for rood raj
HESTER WHITE, commis.ion nsss hants
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vrRe.N.A lEeIsLArunE.
SENATE.
THURSDAY, March Cd, 1854.
EVENING SESSION.

EVENING SESSION. ||T
The following Bills passed: n No. u g
1tth section OF
ing OF Circuit Courts.
AB entitled To I'm
of Louisa and certain other mentioned
A Bill to incorporate the Sweet Springs Company.
House Bin to incorporate the Company
marie
pi imposing taxes for the support OF Government
motion made by to
prevent the circulation small
The vote s.ocd-ayes 90 noe, 2no voting Repeated
motions OF adjournment
call OF the senate had aad s being
the Senate adjourned.
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nIkO

On the LIST March, BY the Rev Mr. Nixon, Mr. SIDNEY BorT
OF Amelia, TO hss COLUMBIA TAYLOR, Of Chesterfield.
Sh.rottesvle February aIh by Rev. John BroAdu. M,
mi y oAvkDo Of kehmend, to Miss MARIETTA II. MIR-
DosSt THOMAS 0kowDER Eilo. and proprietor Of he
Col James Walker Of Madison. "
so,e hnis 18th q January, 1884, By Rev. H. D. Wool Mr.
Wills A. BkOCkMAN, and Mss AARQARETH PhTTIi .nrh.
yer VI samuel Peiti ESQ, all OF Amherst county Va
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., AMERfcAS GESl0s.-we are happy to announce that
william H.. IoTes great historical picture Of the Disco.
very OF thc hssssppi by DE Soto a. d. Is5I-panteJ by
order oitho u s. Government for the fotunda of the "a
Pitoi Washington, is exhibited at the Universal
~ church every morning aud night We have not seen
admirable specimen Of American au-Rag
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J w. EoBRts Proprietor Of United state, Hotel will be
pleased TO see bis Snds aud the public generally to-day Al II
0clcvs. mht-lt
tHT nH. q, ~. UHArNEHD would Inform the publ
hatho waiting for the Committee Ooesl ondsuee Rich
" Saturday, MsISh ii.h 1854 from % u A. NJ and to
n w. My stay VIII be short therefore let all ush
aPpy once Oorre,ponden By addteng us, Po1td Dor
o New YORK CITY stating The nature Of their case and whether
the eyeban " sna or large; whether eye
promptly 10 sunkenoan doars obtain advice; or
treatment for dollars which the pa advice viii
dedaeisd The poor fayorably considered.
Ds BsNEsD has restored perfect sRh cases
partial ND total 5ndnes o. from u weeks TO aoJng
by from 10 seconds 20 minutes
o. his oHn discovery, without ouiiSg, pau o. wash.
Dr. ~ has also cured inflammation various and az
grayae grades pain from, and intolerance Of light
pess or loss Of ghtfrom and ali Of which
have remained permanent 70 the present moment
FOR abundant evidence 81 the facts stated reference NAY h,
had 10 statements Published In the oi,s
papeTt Many OF those
hofsP " Of each day at which hours D. viii perform en-
pefusus on the worst eases that may be presented.
see notice above, for hoyrs apd fhos do
see Dr. p.aIHsrd within the time iatd vi m AIN al aH
issi-u
SEEp oArs'-rhrsS hasaryd tahvs Oats, 6s'ois
mss MoeRUpERs Sons
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CHAs. WORKMAN.
TiiOs. ). CLARKE, late ef Hichmons.
LOTTERY AND EXCHANGE OFFICE,

BALTIMORE.
having purchased The oaiee late In the
GERS for tickets In ALL under the
CO. All orders viii meet his confidential
and the DtASnss will be forwarded
address TiIOS. }. CLARKE,
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RANGE OF THE THERMOMETER
~ NORRIS hioot'iore, 81 AriH arssf, March a.
''''' g. 'SsSsil''t' 'o, sss'
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VIEW OF RICHNoSD.-At the store Of Mr Franz on
Main street, may be very handsome painting Of
Richmond. 1t was taken by DIR. Mcleod, of New York
formerly Of Washington. Cemetery Hill is the point
from which is taken Richmond is very nretty place
AMI on paper with its river, its falls islands, bridges
hills and houses, it makes picture to please poets
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EVENING SESSION.
The following bills wero taken up, read third time
ard passed
An act providing for tho construction and keeping in
repair the public roads in the county Of Berkeley;
An act providing for the voluntary cnsavenent Of viii.
lie and Andrev free negroes Of color in the county Of
LuneDburg
An act incorporate the Home Manufacturing COMPANY
10 the county Of Brunswick;
An act 70 increase the number OF Directors OF the Cen.
trail Bank Of Virgins;
An act 70 Incorporate the Bank Of Guyandolc in the
county Of CabeI,
An act to amend tho charter Of the town Of Win
chester;
An act 70 incorporate the Buchanan SAVING
Bank
An act amend tho 9Th section Of an act passed 25,b
Feb 1896, entitled an act 70 incorporate the Fauquer
Waite Sulphur Springs, 70 authorize the said compa.
10 cell their whole resi- estate;
An 10 incorporate tho AlbermnrlO Insurance Com.
pany;
Az sc. 10 amebd an act entitled an sc, establishing
town at theCOurt House Of the county Of Prince lillian
passed January 1884, 1929;
An Incorporate tho South Side Coal Mining and
Iron Manufacturing Company IN tho county Of Cbcs-
tefGeJ;
An &C, To incorporate tho Cbarlesown sayipgs Bank;
an act 10 incorporate the L. Aglo ID. Or Mining Com
IN nc, u amend and roonaet an act entitled an aol 10
tonarnc. Canal from tbs North Landing TO Elizabeth
river;
bill mining md making the boundary line between
the States Of Virginia aud Maryland;
An act 10 provide for taking the Of tho voters Of
Hanover equity to- change 10 the location Of their
seat Of Justice;
A bill to incorporate the Nsrlba Washington Col.
ege;
An act u amend The charter Of the Uimpsbro Coal
and Iron Company;
An &C. 10 incorporate the Crescent Manufacturing Com.
psDy;
nc, TO provide for the pgbicsion Of the rst volume
Of Leisi1s report; l
IN act amending section Of the act ps,ed March sia
s6i, 40 as 70 make the annual appropriation out Of te
Literary fund for tho purpose Of Primary aud Free
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The New York Times Washington Correspondent
writes
"a Senator complmented Gen. Houston to-day on his
courage and honesty opposing the repeal of the Mis-
souri, Prohibition. II claim honesty" said the gal
liant old General in repy-"but no courage. Courage
would have been necessary enable to pioIGis my
convictions of rsht-not to foiot- them"
This is very killing There is honesty lett in all the
South except with old whiskcy-wreck And Sam only
claims some honesty. lie is modest
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UNITED sfArEs hoTEL-!t will be seen by reference to
an advertisement in this paper, that tie United States
Hotel, more iamiar!y known the "old Union, ha
been reGcd and is open for the accommodation Of
visitors The T4tgs OF charge very reasonable There
no Hotel in the city Witch hes better rooms and if VIC
are not Mistaken it will be difficult find one capable oil
furnishing superior accommodations in all the essential.
OF MOTEL By no means the least attractive feature in
US reopehng the procurement of the services Of Mr
C'odom burton who very extensively known here and
elsewhere aud who is descrVedy popular with all who
know him.
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InF SENATE, yesterday, were engaged for portion or
tue ne oil the House bill for the suppression of the cir
circulation Oh shnpiisters II finally passed without
ahe"ument' Debate Oh the b for the purpose of occu
Py"s snort time only in rsmelying radical defects was
precluied 10y calling the previous question and Senator
OF the majority purity determined to 90 il blind r.,
get the bill passed in any shape.
Some her business Of general nstg.e vas transacted
The vote being taken the bill making an APPROXIMATION
for the Blue Ridge Tunnel il was discovered tina, bc,c
was no quorum and the Senate being able to
any further business for of quorum. adjourned
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Qaem psae'arbfrmn s'i Gus II sOvma isgHsnit'
Bot should be the use Of tho learned aud not ever
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HODfEeTEADs.


VILLA SITE8 ON THE HARLEM RIVER, IN WEST
Morrisania.- persons DESTROYS Of procuring beau
fu sites for country residences and convenient to
the city Of New York. invited To- visit and examine
the following described property before locating else.
whsre This property embraces about two hundred and
City acres Of lad, known the Old Manor Of Morris
ania lying between The railroad ana Harlem river and
about three Of mile from the Harlem bridge Of
which about hundred acres have been already sold
and hsndsomeiy improved Tho balance Il now offered
In building plots to suit purchasers easy terms and
at moderate prices and In order 70 make this village
quiet peaaant and desrabs place for private residences
the property all restricted 70 neat class Of dwellings
and against nussncss Of every kind and to add TO tie
beauty ard to make West Morrisania moro atttrctve
than suburban villages usually are portion Of II has
been sid out upon the italian landscape harden plsu
with streets ard avenues turning AID Winding TO con-
TO, TO the nature Of the ground which Il considered BY
PERSONS Of taste far msre beautiful whers the land Is
oulur) than the ordinary plan Of running hea right
angles The western portion Of this property known
the Cromwell Farm, having an extensive water front
iron the Harlem river, and large portion OF IL being
covered with young and thrifty cedars and variety q
other thrubbsry ard It's nearness and convenience Of
access 10 The city (being only separated By the river
renders II the desirable for suburban residences
Of any property yet offered to the public Forrurthel
particulars apply 70 MtGRAw 4 AILEND0FPH, Isl
Broadway, or atthe Office. Morfsnia yillye spYoiit.
the depot
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AsTRO LOGY.
IO1 nnn HERAID6 PROCLAIM MADAME
4Ol .OOO Banshe the only reiiabA astrolo-

.AC1 OOO MRMDe PROCLAIM MADAME
4Ol sUUUB lanehs the only reliable astrolo-
Qist in New York can b consulted In regard to past
present. and future events love, oourtship and mar
risge buaness prospects &c, according to planets.
Also fortunate numbers for lottery tickets. No. 30
ThoDpson street.
|yLAIRyOYANT INATIONS-MRS ;HAYES THE
best medical and business elairvoyant Ia America,
can be consulted this day and evening, at William War
rens, Cadden street, Newburg, where al persons
be told their disease, cause a,d cure or curabls Per-
feet satisfaction given or no charge
MADAME ALVIN, FRON PARIS, TENDERS HEB
N services TO the dAs and gentlsen CT ths city In
aErology BY books and science, and II to be consulted
about love- marriage, bnsress, law matters, &c. She
win tell the name u the lady er ssntlsman they WIZ
marry, also the names Of her yisitsrs Madame Alvin
speaks tho English, Tronch and German languages
Residence 3C0 Bcry between First ana Second streoa
once hours frs@a 10 A. NJ TO sP. n Ladies' 90 csnts,
gentlemen 81
MRS. BREWSTER, 80 GREAT JONES STREET COR
IVA ne Of the Bosery has been induced, throug the
persuasion Of her many friends, to contEue until fur
tbss notice. She be consulted IN astroogy lore and
lew matters, interpreting dreams by books and soenv
and VIII ten The Of the lady gentleman thsy I
marry, also the names Of hes yisers iaies ~ Vents
g+Aueusn "
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~ RAND CONSOLIDATION OF THE rive LARGEST
VI Crcuses and most popular equs stran

~ RAND CONSOLIDATION OF THE rive LARGEST
NJ Crcuses and most popular eque srian
in the world viz the we'll known companies OF Welch's
National Circus ana Hppodrome, OF Philadelphia ard
Len's New York Circus, forming two distinct extioi
mebse I.vion fos single price OF aomissiou-rs-
ports BY inferior companies to the contrary notwith
standing Doors open at and O'Clock. Admission
only 20 cents These consolidated companies will
hibt on August 18th, ct SYRACUSE 14th Jordan 18th
auburn; 10Th, Waterloo nth, Geneva 18th, Canaan.
Rochester aah, Bsrn; 18th, BATAVIA; 18th Albion
.Sth, Meolna; 29th, LocLport; SOth lewiston slst
Niagara Falls; September and Buffalo; Ssh Aurora
9TH Yorssl ire; 9th, Pike It'll, Rushford; sth Cuba
9TH oissn, Pa. nth, Ceres 18th, friendship; 18th,
Genesse; l4th, Hornelisyille 10th, Canestso; 10th
as @ra M %sason ts ns%
renee, Pa. 2eth Covngton 27th, Troy; 2sth Tovanda
Goth, waverey; 3oth, ewego; October 2, Ithaca; 3d.
Cortland 4th, Marathon; 9TH Norwich 9th, Balm
britoe 7th. Greene; 9th Bnghamton
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THE DTnEETs.

s-T,HE CONTRACTORS OF CLEANING STREErS FROM
il the Ssyu.h Eleventh, Thirteenth and Seventeenth
wards have f in eseh station house Of the above wards
fcr the reception Of any letters complaints for
che COMPANY. once lao Third street,
PETFH PALM
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