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~ Opened this day. forty different styles Of Clocks.
Good Clocks, q rs. Fine Gold Watches, s22, war
ranted. Jewelry cheaper than ever. Call and see
for yourselves, at ]. R0BINS0N'S,
may 1--dlm $40, opposite Browns Hotel
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ANEW AND DESIRABLE STOCK OF
II Dry Goods, to which we are daily adding
sopieces very superior rich Back Silk, from 20
cts. up-very cheap.
so pieces rich Berege de LANES.
White, pink, blue, green, and mode colored, plain
French Mousselaines.
White, pink, green, blue, brown, tan, and mode
colored plain Bereges, from Is cents up.
French Lawn and printed Jackonets
White, green, and blue Shalley,
Together with an endless variety of good and cheap
goods. VIM. r RILEY,
Corner sth street. and opposite
ap 14-lm Centre Market
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SUMMER MILLINERY.
n SPLENDID assortment will be opened
IA at Mrs. M. A. HILLS'S on Thursday, May Sd.
LADIES' your attention is respectfully solicited.
South side Pennsylvania avenue, between 9th and
10th streets. may 2-3tf
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BUILDING LOTS FOR SALE,

BUILDING LOTS FOR SALE.
a VARIETY of Building Lots in the vi
FAcinity Of the City Hall Also, in all other parts Of
the city, on terms accommodating Inquire at Mrs
To be seen from to A. NJ, or TO p. NJ, also al
address through the Post Office viii receive a.
tention.
mar s---stawsm DAVID MYERLE.
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A CARD TO THE PUBLIC.
.AYING retired from the Lumber Dnsi

HAVING retired from the Lumber BUSH
- ness, would inform my friends and the siti-
zens Of Washington that have resumed the Car
penter's Business at the old stand OF Davis Gar
reft In returning my thanks my friends for their
liberal patronage and assistance, would beg con-
tinuance of the same.
/ can be found at my shop at any time, in jackson
alley. where am prepared to contract, build and do
Job work on the most reasonable terms, and at the
shortest notice.
Having been engaged in this business for many
years feel assured that can give satisfaction to all
who give me their patronage. -
nov 13--1y GEO w. GARRETT.
NOR sALE.--A lot of old exchange. at
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sol Prizes in all, amounting to-. 100000
ONLY TEN THOUSAND NUMBERSl
~ Tickets sl0--halves S5---quarters 50 so.
~ Bills on all solvent banks at par. All COM
muncations strictly confidential
SAMUEL SWAN, Agent and Manager,
up 23---dtm20 Atlanta, Georgia.
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FANCY MILLINERY.

FANCY MILLINEHI.
MISS Amelia Pribram and sister have
1vl opened Fancy Millinery store, on Pennsylva-
MIA avenue between 10th and 1th streets south side
No 977, and would respectfully call the attention oi
the ladies' Of Washington and vicinity TO their hand
some and varied assortment Of imported and manu-.
factured Millinery of the latest styles Of New York,
Paris, and London fashions of Straw, Silk, Grape,
Lace, and other Spring Bonnets. Also dress and
other Caps
All orders in the millinery line thankfully recev.
ed and faithfully attended 10. mar 15-2mo
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BY AUTHORITY OF THE STATE OF
GEORGIA..

EyORT Gaines Academy Lottery.---The
u subscriber having accepted from the Com
missioners the agency and management of the Fort
Gaines Academy Lottery has established the principal
Office ut Atlanta Georgia. and intends conducting the
lottery the plan as that Of the Southern MILF
tary Academy Lottery of Alabama.
Grand scheme for May, class Ito be drawn May
Gath, 1855 in the city of Atlanta, Georgia. when
prizes amounting to
$50, 900
Will be distributed according to the following may
nifcenf acheuet n
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HORSE AND CARRIAGE FOR SALE,
IL belonging to the late HENRY w. BALL, Esq
They be seen at his late residence, 326 street
north Capitol Hill may 3--tf
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III. o. HOOD

II. u. HOOD
IL AS just received q lot of fine Watches,
with the stock on hand, he is selling at New York
city prices. Also, he has hand large assortment
Of silver spoons forks, ladies' knives &c, together
way All Of which IL will p sell Il great bargains bar Il
AIS Pennsylvania avenue between and 9th streets
ap "a Sign Of the Large Spread Eagle.
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TvHE CoLLECTOR,s SALE OF CITY

- Property for Taxes us advertised in tho Ma
ional Intelligencer will take place ON Monday, May
7th, at the City Hail. in the Aldermen's room, COM
mencng ut 10 o'clock. The list embraces n large
amount Of property in all parts Of the city, and the
occasion presents favorable opportunity for all per-
sons desiring to make safe and profitable Investments
Persons intending to pay taxes on property adver-
tised requested to do so before the day Of sale
may 3--diftMay7 n. J. ROCHE, Collector
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THE STEAMBOAT HOTEL,

See the advertisement Of the Franklin Fire Com
pany in another column, relative to their Ball
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New York, May4.-Stocks are dropping. Money
Is unchanged. Sales at the first board, Of Virginia
IS, ut 81 lac; Kentucky SIS, l04c.; Indiana SIS,
sa bsc.; Canton, % s-sc.; Pennsylvania Coal Co.,
los 3-4c.; Cumberland Co., 20 Al New York
Central RR, 9S S-sc.; Erie RR, 90; Cleveland
Columbus & CINCINNATI RR, 78c; Reading, SO Is.
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pa<n~ b STEAMER GEORGE PAGE

F1axn~ STEAMER GEORGE FACE
keD11B{{ IN connerion Nth the Orange ava
fs&ezn Alexandria Railroad
This commodious steamer will leave her slip, foot
of Seventh street daily at O'Clock A. NJ, arriving In
Alexandria In season for tho trains Of the Orange and
Alexandria and Manassas Gap railroads for Gordons
vile, Charlottesville and Stanton the Manassas
road for Winchester and Strasburg
Breakfast on board the boat.
This boat is the only regular line between Wash.
ington and Alexandra.
JOHN VAN RISwICK,
RICHARD WALLACH,
Proprietors.
E.A RYTHER, Captain.
an Soft
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NOV is YOUR CMANCE, AVE THE

NIOW 10 IOUH Cl1ANCE, Al HI IL
II Store corner of Seventh and H streets No. 400
more, very superior and fresh stock of Drugs also
some very rare and fine Chemicals, not to be found
ut any other store than the of Seventh and ii
streets, No 400. a
IL Is necessary to mention only few, as have
every article that is connected with the business.
Benefits Cod Liver Oil, now highly recommended
by the physicians of our city. Also all Roses Med
icines, being the only agent in this part Of the city
Jayne's Medicines.
a. II. 4 John Bulls Sarsaparilla
Ayers Pectoral and Pills.
Lovets Wahpene.
Van Dusens Wahpene.
And all Patent Medicines in use.
IA very superior lot of Medicinal Brandies and
Wines.
am now prepared TO furnish ladies' with some
very rare and choice perfumes imported only BY
John Bouray Son, Of Baltimore The favors are
jockyTclub musk, patulo, sweet brier, mile feur,
and many Others
Swans Atmospheric Soda, rs tickets for one
dollar.
P. 8. If you want to drink very superior quality
Of Soda Water, cal at tie store 409 and try IT, The
avors are strawberry, nectarinc lemon, sarsapara,
ginger, pepper, orange, orgeat, vanilla, sherbert,
rough and ready syrup, and several others. After
drinking those fine syrups, call for some of those
fine cigars, just imported by Messrs Prick 4 Ball,
of Baltimore, from three to six cents piece.
For sale one Of Bruce's improved patent complete
for 1850, draw-pipe included, warranted perfect II
not sold soon, shall supply the lovers Of his soda
also
Soda-Water manufactured at the fountain at IL u
cents per gallon, or delivered for is cents.
Call and examine for yourselves.
w. T. EVANS,
ap left No. 400, corner 18th and H streets.
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GENERAL AGENCY AND INTELLI-

NENERAL AGENCY AND INTELLI-
NJ gence Office.--In connection with tho sub
scriber's agency for Government Claims he has
opened an agency for the mutual benefit of families
and servants landlords aud tenants, &C., in wash
ipgton city and its vicinity.
by being regularly and properly advised Of their
respective wants" he will be enabled TO supply boz
tells boarding houses aud private families with suit
able servants and TO hire and procure homes fer
servants and aborers. To SELL rent out and collect
the rents of houses rooms, dc.
Parties interested will save much time, labor and
expense, by calling on the subscriber, addressing
him by letter, giving particulars &c.
JOHN 4. BAKER, General Agent,
At Mrs. Kessler's, No. 1888 Penn. avenue,
APP 23-eodlm south side bet. 9Th and ~ SIS.
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LUMBER LUMBER = LUMBER
UyHE subscribers have on hand ut their
u Lumber Yard, at 14th street Bridge, on tbs
Canal, large and general assortment Of seasoned
Lumber, which they offer for sale at fair prices, and
on reasonable terms.
an l0--staw4w GRIPS a. WALLER.
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FOR RENT.

a FINE Brick House, containing ten
IN rooms with cellar three stories, cellar and attic
high, with good pump of water in the yard situated
the Of Massachusetts and 10th street
in the most pleasant part Of the city.
Inquire Of George T. Langley on L street, between
9th and 10th streets, No 504 Possession given on
the 9th of May. may l-lw
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THE STEAMBOAT HOTEL,
Opposite Centre Market. tw
vUyHIS long established and popular Hotel
IL is now thoroughly cleansed and renovated. The
proprietor offers good accommodations and attend
ance to boarders, permanent or transient.
Board from 90 TO "a per week.
have now stable attached for the accommoda-
ton of horses.
may 3--lw% Mrs. SARAH A. THOMAS.
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IGNORED Discovery Of Gold.
Ncso York Market.

New YORK, May 4.--Cotton is upward and firm.
Flour has advanced twelve cents; good Ohio $40
aslo IS; Southern is steady at $40 so a $40 rs.
Wheat has declined trife; white Michigan, g.
IS. Corn has advanced two cents; western mixed,
81 is. Pork is unchanged. Beef is unchanged.
Lard is firm. Whiskey Is better-Ohio 38 a SOC.
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This morning early, workmen were seen moving
the grass In the reservations ON the avenues. Tho
grass was about four inches high, and makes ex-
cellent feed for cattle. They now appear exu-
berant lawns shaver by the scythe and leveled by
the roller"
Moving on the 4th day Of Nay ia somewhat hur-
rying the season, yet II shows the excellent care
which has been observed towards these sweet
GASES Of the city, which win probably need moving
twice or thrice more this season.
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THERMOMETERs - A large assort-
IL ment just received and for sale by
w. C. ZANTZINGER,
Statiouers' Hall,
ap 27--eo2w adjoining Kirkwood House
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ForSDLISe.-- body Of white female child,
apparently newly born, was found this morning,
by some children, in the alley in square between
Nj and N streets, and 9th and It'll streets.
Coroner Woodward was notified of the facts,
and proceeded to examine the case. II Is case
Of illegitimacy, where the child is deserted by its
mother, and Is but one OF the many cases which
are spoken Of daily
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P.S Agent for the sale Of Dr. McClintock's Cele.
brated Family Medicines an 13-1m
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ExroRroS.--A hackman, driver Of hack No.
~, in the employ Of w. s. Mullen, on Wednesday
conveyed three gentlemen from the steamboat
wharf TO the railroad depot, and charged them
three dollars for these services. As the rate OF
fare is but twenty-five cents apiece, Mr.. Mullen,
the owner, mot the offender,) was fined by Magis-
trate Morsell yesterday the sum Of S5 and costs
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EOR sALE.--A lot Of old exchanges at
II this Office.
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Illinois Kno,c- Nothing Comvention.
CHICAGO, May 4.--The Know-Nothing State
Convention 10 in session here to-day but nothing
is yet known as to its proceedings
Ranored Discoveryof Gold n !.
ST. LOUIS, May 2.--The Intelligencer expresses
its full conviction that MINORS about abundant
gold deposites near the sources Of the Arkansas
river are true.
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The guard.house was found empty, no perso
having retired to its friendly walls for shelter iron
the heavy rain of last night
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REnuILprSe.-Th house Of Col Thomas H.
Benton, which was burnt down in March, Is rapidly
assuming its former appearance. The workmen
have already reached the last story, and II win be
finished in about a month. Part Of the brick
which composed the old wall have been used in
rebuilding and we understand the front is to be
covered with mastic, In imitation Of brown stone
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CATTLE SALES In NEW YoRK.--The New Yor
Tribune of yesterday SAYS:

Tribune of yesterday says:
We call attention to some curious facts in our
cattle market report for this week Never before,
since New York was New York. has the average
price of beef cattle ranged so high as on the last
market day. The average rate per pound paid for
one hundred and thrty-seven head Is given at IL
IL cents. and the estimated average weight at Z
cwt.; which would make $s7 so per head. This
will be readily understood when il is noticed that
large numbers sold at over 800 each, and one
whole drove ut $40 head
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NiByo's GARpEs Miss Louisa Pyns not having 70
covered ruheently a. YET from the hSs,.snsss with
evening. MIR Burton wdl, thsisioe treat tbs frequent
rs Of Nbos with some Of his bsst acting, when will
esrins Minstrel" 'Jotn Jooss and Deeds OF Dreadful
Noten In the first ntioned piece the lanenble hs
tory and cruel death Of ''vikins ami his Dinahn viii
be sung by Mr. Burton.
Broadway THEArsg Tho farewell bensat Of Mr. an,
Mrs. Barney Will ANS comes oil 70 night Four piec-1
yl be performed the erss Of steh si ee the o,ign.i
pieces are "Its ibh Tutor In ard Out OF Place,
and the "Irish Tbrush.n
BowKHr THEArB An attractive bill il presented Tor
the 1T the above place this evening vhi:h
has tesn set apart for the benefit Of Mr. w. Ham
"ysr'ec IrfGved "uted up,n the national dram, o.
.Our Ceun'r sssew:, az. 80 .nt Of "Roosf'
part OF Sir Ctarles Ccastrssm 10 the second piece au
Mr.. John Hsnry that Of Pierre. In the nrst pi.es
WOODS AIssTFns. -"Ihe Wandering Minstrel Il the
great feature OF to night good ssi.ctioa Of song.
duets, ard In tre meatal solos, alto to be gysn
The following ID list Al the company VII Cd ~iG ve
the classic French diana at ths Metropolitan theatre "a
sarah OF the Coincide Franease Liza Of Porte salot
Martin pnah, Of the Gate Dursy Billiard OF the odeon
Nine. Lshuebe. NM Ksndouse, OF the IhS.ts,
Franeaise Che nj sine Go. Leon Bauv.st of the o1eon
I4toucte OF the St Peerstou T. Cheri Zoe B.lv.at
Disueonnei r.lle'ier; Lsra.itr. Raphael Felix, dres
nah are Nile. Eachsrs sisters.
The Boon children arrived In town yesterday After a.
tstssesd and s1eesssiul soathsrn tour - pspsr
PooL has had "sonnets 20 her eyebrows written b.
the Southern poets. They are OF for the "b.aes q
FockAwsy," whsre We presume, thsy vii give the 40
jopIpen taste Of their quality.
Late news from California doss not Indicate mu 81
activity In things theatrical The L~sissture A,ely
passed prohibiting noisy aud b~rbarsoss amuse
nsnts the sabbath, and the Ctr Marshal nsd-
cemr ains for violation Of asAinxt hsssrs Trench and
Baker Of the Metropolitan theatre Mcclure. Horn, aai
Smith, of the San Francisco Hail. ard Dunap box
ling, OF the American theatre. No DECISION ret Mr.
Rirey and ~ pevari had BEEN svirg sthlete sIhb,a
at the Metropolitan. One Of the pA tes sag -" Mon
siepr Dsvsnf the famous India Rubber Man, gave p4
vats performanse Of his abilities ut the hsr 1poan
theatre TO large number Of the medical fra,.rnty who
measured his chest, whom contracted and expanded
the pizs Of bis vAist and abdomsa--sounded his
ehest and head, and did variety Of other little
TOO 10 MENTION rhs doctors, this occAs
agreed that the fsats Performed By Monsieur Dsysri
Cone without collusioa With any other parties an
entirely BY MOSS. DIS ovn capabilities. We do kno
~bsihsr The public Win credit Il not but conQI
rsnsay bsneet 10 Monsieur Devan II ssrously tsss
Who male anasomy their profession
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6RdrIAR PHHsoNrSoH o. THE OHIo RivEa.-
The cfhcers ard Ctbsn on Memphis pscke; risho
mir &C., on her trip up the Ohio river rhursdsy
lIe, PAW Q sisgnIAr, and We may aid frghrful, mp
ttsyipg OF tbe river OF back wster spout, jus
ahead Of them rear Alton and Wolf Creek. The
rivtr, which 10 very tcep q. thai pJirt was 10 great
ttn motion joe. about the middle, and dense msss
rte from the surface, having tie appearance Al
nst Of couple OF laden coal boats up eaded In tie
river end Y en- tnnk Gown sg.ip. The gres. b,scs
Bsss, - ~ eeafed 70 be, roe from Ten - twea,y
itei sbcve the level ~ the river four or hse times
n d then tuIk down again. 10 ths mssnume the
beat vss approaching ns1 the scene. and the les
time c1ve Ing spsce of tsbty of forty fest, II rose
of b Icbs forth huge volume Fl bisek slime And
rob folly ff,eep feet high, all Of which YES scea
by The officers q ths boat A soon ~ t}suh-fisd,
ire fivsr wss covered with great pa'c1es Of black
'ookire slinc and flsh, which spread vtsly over
tie suifsce OF The water Ia sons instances, While
oftr portions nIk Immediately. Toe vea,lsr sAs
clear and cam. No emotion. ar or shsking Sas
fth 90 The boat, ard nothing unusual psreslvsd on
tte ,hon. The cause u this ha3k water spout, o.
qush, Ne leave 70 philosopher 70 explain Losis.
ellie Courier, JSiy II.
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ALLEGED CRUEL PUNISHMENT ny soHooLxls
1R1ss-Tne usually quie. city Of Nswburyport vas
qnence Of the alleged cruel pun ishmans, It ono Of
schools Of that city, Of CsthATins Bsdger, by Miss
Harriet 7. De Ford, her teacher. The child, for
speaking cut in school, was CO led forward aid p1a
khed With ruler, the blows being received ,o1
the wrisH. Il was Afterwards found that In coa,s-
quenee Of these blows enc Of her hands hiss becoos
Powerless, and though several eminent physician
have been called, no relief has yet bosn obtsinea.
VITO refused TO accept the resignation of Mis-
Ford, but dismissed her. 6he Wa taken before the
Police Court yesterday, and held In $500 for exam
nation her eater. A similar cAso occurred here a
few days since. A boy named George H. Piumsr,
sen If Ricbasd Plumer, Was beaten, Is Ia alleged,
uDjustfably. The teacber, named CAtharine Shi 2,
was, however, sustained by the &C, vol c,muittse
Soe nj der BOMBS TO appear for trial hereafter.
pubic Debtirg to consider the subject OF sch, Ia
school disciplre, 10 TO be held there this even.
ipg.-B Boston 7rareiier, july "A.
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INQUEST ON THE Blk BODIES BURNED IN EgIg
County AN inquest was held, in the town Of
brant, upon the ltmainB Of James I iompson and
five members Of bis family, who persisted Ia tho de-
Atructicn Of bis house by FIRE the morning Of the
18th inst, at ne or two O'clock Mr.. Thorn % N
eyed Sc years, ono daughter Is, ano her 10; els
Afe. Carr, daughter, aged %, and hor two chill.
drn- one and the other years Of age. The
exam nation before the Coroner's juicy commsnced
on the 10 b inst, and concluded the 18th. The
verdict u the jury" Origin Of the are unknowa."
The wife Of Mr.. Thompson and three sons, sue
eded In getting out Of the house Aftrsshe alarm
Of FIRE VS. given. Mr.. Tn Jmpson came out with
th"m, but returned to rescue the remaining payt OF
the family, and persisted. A large collection OF
people nom the neighborho0d end "a rounding
county attended the examination on the frat day;
gloom WAS depicted upon every countenance, and
very deep sympathy manifested for Mrs.. Thorn osson
and SUI wing children. IL was the prevail ng
opinion thai the fire the work Of An incea iavy
and stroBg suspicion rested upon Q certain ipd
vi6ual, who, ~ has been ascertsined, was GO mics
from the Ere ct the time. The origin of tho fire
still remains my story; there was no afe &C ,ord
ing to testimony, about the pre- nises sfter Avs
o'clock the evening previous, aud then hardly
enough 70 boil . tea k tile. and NO light OF any
description burning In the house during the even
ing part Of the family were ct nsighbos 8 du-
ring the evening, they returned about eleven
O'Clock, and retired without light. But FIRE A,ss
strangely sometimes, and perhaps, We snou Id,
under bill he circumstances, conclude the FIRE was
accidental Buffalo Advertiser, July %.
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2osh September.
IN Pissd win !. and
TWO LIVE BOAR CONsrRICIER5
Mail and rsaAl
A SrRIPLD ALGERIA, STUFF
A PAIR OF SHUTTLE i.s Socxs AND ONE SHUTTLE
HEN-alivsl
rHK
TIE BArrEL OF WATERLOO ~hom 10 six
feet long and broad in proportion
ENORMOUS RArn.ErAIL SNAKE. regular
vopper
THE TUsBEs OF HIPPorEHUsEl
Tosstber with
BENGAL TIGER; SPOTTED LEPROsY
GtEAT MORAL SPECTACLE or MOUNT vEsUvIUa"
Seen opens. Distant Moon. View Of by Of Sspss.
II In smoks rises. Is hAS Beginning u ne Eruction
he Ns1els folAs b~Gn to travel YAsr nre fosrsd BY
silent thus der. AsfsI eoss.~rsAton. SuAin r4mbls
II. y: 10 :" xst q ss D
gons. cloud Of imp nstrabIs smoke hang over the
lated city through which ths Hspssrs are sees msiis
pin wheels, ssrpentilss, and foarboa spirAs ms
Mounting Lavsr besins 20 squash ont
Ind q Part 0nA
COMIC SONG
80 1--we SiuS s on raE SLACK Wire IL; A'
oBLIca1ioSs on iHE coRlr cofi1, BY sicSoR
ttRhfcttiI.
sienor vsrmicslH ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Ma1st.
In the Of the evening sn b s1hibshnn o.
tnlsistn' Gas upon Lfhn HishsoA
Lam Hghsps. ......................Mr Mullet.
TWO
Boy Of Naples Illuminated By BendolA t4tss Ths lava
gusbss down. Through the smese 10 the city In
state Of eonfssration. Tho last fan lily Whar
poysn," red hot stone Of slsving tans vsishi IA
onto m The tarebesed father fAlls scsntess bsfor.
the ststoo Of the Virgin Denup0ng ~
The who'll 70 conclude ~ith
GRAND sHAKsPEARiNs PfR0LlGEsoUs DISPLAY
OF TfsEWLkhs
Maroon Bulbs, cbAn ing to spiral vsei waieh ehsngss
TO the Star Of our tnson after TO butful pnts Of rcd
htssj TO fnish With busting iso . Brilliant Psrspirs
ton
During the performances No Of Popular Airs VII be
pricntd on The Scotch Fiddle and Bag ppss by real
High lander
Real shiaader ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS MuIi~t.
ANY hoy mailing mras will be I'M sctsd at onesit.
AZ the huseum 10 LENT erance, no drskin aloud. bu.
snyenc viii End the best q l-ksrs In the saloon bs,os
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PorvLArpr oy EswARr, ". j.. -rhe o~r~zs d
ibb city bss been mpietsd BY the s-rcs~ors b1.
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