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EUROPEAN HoTELs-In our advertising CO.
lunns will be found list of the most recon-
mendable hotels in the European capitals.
with the names Of several which it is desirable
to avoid. The latter information is perbaa ia
mere important to the tourist than the frat !:
for unlike our American hotels, where there
are fixed prices and generally good accomno-
cations, bad European hotel forms usually
one Of the costliest incidents in his experience.
If traveller should nave the i'll luck TO ligbt
Upon one of these, the chances are that hewilI
bsve 10 pay heavily both in pocket aud per-
son. II 10 mistake to suppose that the mo 4
e1pepsiye and snowy looking hotels ere a.
ways ne cleanest and most comfortable. We
have generally found the reverse TO be he
feet, mere especially in England We Shall
have more to say on this subject on future
occasion. The summer migra,io1s to E1rooe
will, 1t is expected, De unusually large his
sesson and few hints to American travellers
orow tt'9 hesj roy he profitable az VOL a.
-D.ejes:rs - .cme OF cur readers.
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The KANSAS BusNEss.--The exaggerations
put forth by recent telegraphic dispatches
respecting the civil war in Kansas have had
their day. We have now some reliable intelli-
gence by mail, by which the civil war Is made
to dwirdle down to riot Of uncomfortable
dimensions, in which life was lost on each side.
At the last authentic accounts the civil war
had terminated in the fight Of all the leaders
Of the anti-slavery party. The whole of this
business originated with President Pierce aud
his adviser, Forney. By appointing as Gov
ernor Mr.. Reeder, who turned out to be q land
epeculator, and who invited host of an
tislavery lsndjobbers like himself into the
Territory, they started all this excitement
Reeder's anti-slavery movements and land
speculations naturally stirred up the blood OF
the borderers of Missouri and the pro-slavery
men Of the other States. The latter accord
ingiy flocked into the Territory; but on the
first appearance Of civil war all the anti
slavery leaders fled, and lett the niger drivers
triumphant throughout Kansas Reeder add
his associates ere now roaming about the coun-
try, raging like madmen, and calling on the
Northern States to fight the battle which they
had not the courage themselves to see out.
The consequence is that Kansas will be {.
elave Territory, and will probably ask admis-
sion into the Union as slave State. r. it
should do 80 we see no reason why 1t should
be refused. Her admission in this character
will serve to make an equipoise to the infu
ence of the Northern Statea
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comp location, what will the United States gov
ernT nent do? If the French and Spanish fleets
81 ould violate The neutrality Of Nicaragua,
does not the Clayton-Bulwer treaty render it
imperative on England and on our govern
ment to unite and put an end to all interior
ence on the part of other Powers?
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The Democratic Gathering ut cincinnasi.

Inc democratic CaInering at CINCINNATI
CINCINNATI, May 80, 1866
Delegates to the National Convention are arriving a.
most horny and spnireds OF guests already quar-
tened a. tbs Burre. House. large number from New
York srrived to dsy. Among the notAbss now on the
spot Governors Bgier and Pore- ofPeunsy
Col Fornsy, Col. Greene, 81, party Of Eve hundred
PerDsylvsa'sns to expected here tonight in steamer
chartered for the purpose.
TEN O'CLOCK, p. NJ.
Delegates still coming in. II you want Governor
have 60, to spare. The talk candidates has
settled down TO Douglas and Buchanan. Pierce Ia
"play ed ontn TIE Craupton business ex:ites talk
it IL perfect fash ia the pan.
A rumor is current that the Douglas and Pierce
are plying together to kill OF sod Buck"
The new York hard delegation is here, full and jub
nt They hope to bring the question o. their admission
rejection to direct vote ana they then TO wn
having been promised the Buchanan support. Tne pro-
posa for confeeo and compromiss between the dele
cations has not been agreed 1t made by person
outside the deesations The hards have not yet acted
ciay 10 the matter but they gems rally to listen
10 airy aieg Of the kind. The sofss would hksit
All the contested seats will be bought ont. No tickets
Of sc mission will be saed to delegates from New York
and Missouri until their troubles settled.
Sonic is here. The Louisiana delegation is divided b.
tween Buchanan and Dougas-so Bucks friends say.
Soule is tor Douglas because slidel is for B1chana
From the Cincinnati Columbian, Nay 20
Desgass - this are arriving vita every
tram uutsitels, wirepuuer and ookerson are coming
in. ard our hotels are fast filling up.
We rave already stated how the Burnett House has
been fitted up for them aud below readers will find
something OF other Eotes:-
Tie Broadway Hotel viii accommodate 600. First come
first served.
The Spencer House win take charge Of 700 to 500
Very few rocIns engaged.
Tne Woacraf House has tor 100 more than It
now has.
The DeI nison House c,omm odate 800 more.
The Gibson House has aocomrao 1a.ions for 400. 100
places engaged.
The EaTioN House has room for 200 more
Col. Benton is at he Broadway.
g. l. Woodbury. is 10 be ~ the Walnut street House.
Jno Weller will be G. the Gibson House Sa urdsy
Pierre Soue, lac engage rooms at the ikpet House.
Captain Ry nders aud the Empire Cuo expe,ed ut
The Va yerleJ last night.
l. G.. p. Wikias. Gt the NEW YORK HERALD, aud Jas.
Bpcharsp, Of Baltimore, D tn. Bur net House.
Gsnplers. ptckpccks,s and their companions are be-
coming uDuEutny plenty IN orr streets. One or two
cases OF picking pcckeu have sready occurret and no
wa.ch his lurse person too closely rhe
now ~ncat Getting knot Of politicians discussing the
chsnces % his or that mans success but all this is
uncertain thst there Is IN mentioning ruRors
which sannot al his lime have any sute foundation,
Most OF the delegates here are opposed to M
Pierces pomsatiop, and the ousioe influence Of the
city lie brought To boar in favor sMr. Buchanan.
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Ohio NsgAer wos shippers state Convention.

COLI HBts, Oulo, my -, 1850.
The Ohio Republican ate Convention met here to-day.
Aessrs spooDsr, Samuel Stone, Denson, Spaudng and
Eekey appointed delegates ct large to the Phadsl
phia CONVEX The three Chase men, and the
others 40 fer Fremont. Resolutions adopted con-
dennrg the assault Senator Sumner, Advocating the
immediate admission OF Kansas under the Topeka oon
stutsn, and declaring that Congress- has the power TO
prohibit ssvery in ,he Territories. Votes Of thanks to
Senator Wade for his in regard to the Summer af
fair and l. d. Campbell for the resoutions in reduced
by him 10 the House. hs subject, adopted.
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sECRkTAnY M4RcY's D.sPArcHES ~ THE BRITISH
SovtRShBcS- ON Tf,E -iscscrrkEsr ND CENTRAL
AMERICAN 4&UEsIAoSs-rHE DISAIssAL OF The
BRIrlsG MYsIsrEA,AND THE BRITISH coN5ULS AT
NEW y1sE, PunFDELPHrA, AND CINCINNATI
SUSPENSION OF DIPLOMATIC INTERCOURSE BE-
TWEEN TIE ~wo COUNTRIES, Ecc., ETC.
The mail steamship Fulton, Capt. Wotsou, VII issve
his 2. so-day 81 no1n for southam p.oa and Rsvre.
go Earopsan rnsls VIII close IL his city - hAk past
no aseiean tnie r1sE-ning.
sre as.ALD ,yrintea in Es1sHsh and F-enehl VII b
sZbsnec ST +sn eclsck IA the morning Single copies,
10 wrApP-ts. slxFsacs.
sabearrtor end advertisements tc- say sa-oc Of the
Hsw YoRs an.-p viii received L. tae following Pissss
~ Europe
ssxpos-An e European Exy1sss o.. II and 1s Cernht5
~saa- d.. sPisoe 30 Is Eourss
f.-yrsaa11- do. DO. 5umforI street.
yyvsas 3hu iGnter, IL Exchanss street, sAar.
RIO osuc-nts Of Tie goropes, s&5on o. the dEsAIc
zgn xme-s.e Ia scoevsd oy nal nd tAssraaa NJ
sAs sAee during the previous week. and e iae ao11 u
VAbhsa ton.
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Tn = LATEST n uws.
BY MAGNETIC AND PRINTING TELEGRAPHS.

Affairs at the National Capital.
DEPARTURE OF THE POLITICIANS FOR CINCINNATI
JUDGE DOUGLAS TRANQUIL-GEN. PIERCE CONF
DENT suMFEH IMPROVING, ETC.
WASHINGTON, May 80, 1885,
Our city appears quite deserted. Every who oJud
leave hiss gon, 70 Cir enna watch the jassling pod
ciaEs. Judge Douglas remains quietly hsre supsrin
tending soms 1proveDents his grounds apparently
uuconcerr ed about the action Of the Convention.
member tf tie Cabinet assured to-day that Pre-
sident Pierce ses confident Of socs playing his
last trump the dismissal Of Mr.. Champion Mr.. Paris
OF Maine says ae will cover tat trump with tae
received from Pcs master General Campbell yesterday
rte Capitol is undergoing cbsrge OF dress. Mating
Is being SUBSTITUTED for carpetng.
Mr.. suMner is much improved to-day.
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PHILADELPHIA STOCK BOARD.

PHILADELPHIA, hay 30 1856.
socks steady. PennsyvAois 6's IS; bsajux
Railroad 4i, Long Islend 10; Morris Canal 1872
penLtyyaHia Railroad, 4G25.
NEW ORLEANS. Nay % 1856.
Cotton-Sses todsy, 1890 bales. roa Afri ii's nsws
has hed no eject, and prices rsmein une1anxsd So
gar no. 49, supply faited. Corn slightly sscli-es
ms Lo en1 Mesg pork Gro at ST. so lad 10 iIar ,ss
10t,c.; ta-rss, lAc ser,og exchange "a. freign,s
OF cotton TO Liverpool, L-3@d
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Anti Fillmore American Convention In New
York.

from the FbiadAIplia Bulletin, Nay 30
The FillrDcre American state Convention of New
York st Albany roay to choose delegates to the
Nsiors Consen to be held at New York. on the 12sh
o. June. strong icks. ~as Chosen and platform was
bapy Register II THAI Mr.. Fillmore has SYM
pa,by W The American cause. 1t declares that the
Fhiscstphs yonvento, pros ituted itself to slavery
tbst he Of The psry at the North IL against
slavery; hat DIR F'more's nomination . fraud OF
the that they adhere to the BnghAmp
platform Of August .st they denounce tina repeal Of
The Missouri mp one, Ahhor and eHscrats The reck
LEES prt cf save prcp gandsm ~ Washing that the
principles Of tbs party the American and Protestant
innent ana opposition 30 the extension o! human
,lavery. Safe Cenra Committee ap pointed, and
her proceedings, Of very harmonious character,
took MACE.
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The new Government or New Bruns,vics

st. john, N. B., Nay 80, 1885,
The following Is list Of the members of tho new q,
vernment: -Messrs. Chandler aad Hszen, Executive
Councillors, without Office; Gray Attorney General
kcPnelim Postmaster General; Aren Solicitor General
Wilmot, Provincial Secretary.
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PROVIDENCE, May 30 1850.
At the caucus OF the decentralization members Of
Leeisla informal ballot for candidate for
United States Senator James T. Simmons thirty
nine votes, Thomas A. jerks fifteen, and nineteen for Gil
others. The refused to 20 into formal ballot,
and adjourned until Friday evening
TIE Senatorial caucus, which was to have been held
to right, was indefinitely postpored.
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was aud gusty day just the one when C1sr
ef geo Csssus TO swimming sch H. the troubled Fiber -
wnion the cbaltger came OFT Eecopd bes CO
o ne wsaher not the match the retail busineM rah or
ou snd he halter, Of 2l2 Broadway, while ind eny
LecusnR 10 DIE eRs CHAIR startled from his
ne Demand q customer for fur and xoves
i soon discovered that the laborug uader the
That winter mad just set in and he wished select
futso cuh but Knox nced him OF his deu don, aud
sofa ho one OF his schee spring hats at the low price
four doilts This is last OF absence of
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The New York Weekly Herald,

lAPORTAhT FROM WASHINGTON CIFiL WAR IN
kANsAs-SEwe FROM EUnorE, CALIFORNIA, MICA
RAGUA, NEW GRANADA, THE SOUTH PACIFIC,
SANDWICH ISLANDS, CUBA, ETC-THE FBEsIDEN-
CY, ETC, ETC.
f WEEKLY HERALD will be publahed st eleven O'Clock this
morning Its contenA will emblace increasing important
Wsshreon Secretary Karcys reply Lord
Clarendon the Epsment Question; Progress Of the Civil
War IN Kansas The Presidential Campaign; Niger Wor
Rhppe-s and Aboon CONVEX ions at S,rscuss News
Europe California Nicaragua, New Granada South Pa,iGc
sandwich lsnd Cuba Ac editorials various interesting
subjects; Finsrcal Commercial Political Theatrical Sporting
and Maritime Intesence New York aud Phade phia Cattle
Earxet; together with variety Of local and miscellaneous
mhter single copies Wrappers ready for mailing 10
he'd ut the counter. Price sixpeDca.
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SstFHFH D"FNtT, zfss'tf0ntcr,-Thc 7I0dfel
Union Aid Society wi SELL tuesday June NJ Il o,coct
~ the Me rchsn Exchange, the ausbc
teeetsd for tser buildings tho 1orheas OF Rysd
way sho tx lrs street hes having li) oe
lots 5ecI a'spd 10 Che want, Of their nsuon This prS.
ply oeannay ocsed ard offers good opportunity tor
tionesr IA Pine sIeet. "pp4' " ~ Sus-
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Snow storIn ut PittsbFr..

VHItsbO NV 90 Ib4s
The propeller Kentucky, Of the Oswego iue arrived
here thus morning with goods fr I'm New York
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re sl ttf11s iruis tha dBr, OF vcrrres pescles
Lei rnea 2rsqef reth 0rs clsrrsg goarg sc Sc. m
,tsn' supply fot s.ls by JOIN IAYLox 90 groat Ia
corner u f.aLaa h-esa
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Spring Fashion in xIes, Crayats, t,c.-Men
ofaAhioi are invited 70 Inspect the plain auo
ancy ks sns Graves ~ received from Paris with ohsr
Asor House. -'o'
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Nour- - Sunday morning Bont fo- N.,,

burg fle EoeDtr NSraMoR8 vii leave Nsw York rom
P ,iM JsT Stree TOR Fev5ug, evsry 3undET moriiog
- "oGGs. hs.ugs.eg, VIA envs kewburg az : r. NJ,
in' knf ne usual isn5nss te5 advertisement,
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Notice 60 the PuOAtc.-Aenry Harrison I'M
PRODUCES his gtys OF drab beaver hats this
81 1855 Price IS and ~ Gal ard them. N B.-AIso,
near
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Raglan Hats.-Fnb,ic Approval OF our Ef.
;ors a. hasrs 70 the ghsst negdge hat o. low cost
In 4 ard b loo US TO Ell Amongst tho Paris lubricants for
qua ~ ane mt suited 10 our sales In announcing the
hsglsr hR deem oua ourselves snAs
Ing with us have troll Of the entire importation,
cevsd Per BARGE ard rnxsn The limited,
gentlemen VIII do wei " mako their selections carly For sale
at counters only Co. leaders AVID ntroducer0
Of taAhion, AstOr House. Broadway.
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Fosters new Spring style of flat Tor 1881.
for nesness elegance euAoy ard elasticity has no eqas
Mis- cy Elsa Call and Judge Ter yourselves ct FosrsRs
l76 Chatham square. s %
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tfar 80 pnJ g6ph Rr La. from d, Brotd vsw
y nv ~ 70 e,s as BroadWet vbch of largest
~ mos 'enen n he civ We takes sp endd pie urea
hNefS iow nj 'ea 6nd gives pe.fast saisaastlon.
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Extraordinary Proceedings fn Massac husetts.
PROPOSAL TO SPEND TEN THOUSAND DOLLARS OF
THE PUBLIC MONEY IN AID OF THE FREE STATE
CAUSE IN KANSAS THE KNOW NOTHINGs THREAT
ENING TO INVADE WASHINGTON.
BosToS, Nay 80, 1855.
In the House of Representatives to-day the following
resolution offered by Mr. c. Hale Of the Boston Ad
rtrtiser nember trem Bofon, and referred
nittee:-
Resolved, That the OF ten Thousand dollars be a.
lowed and paid out Of the treasury OF the
VIII or part In such not repugnant 70 the
stitu'ion aud laws, shall most eectnay aid the PEG
Pile CT Kansas who represented Ia the convention
which assembled at Topeka in October 1855, in main
ttiniug their rights and ctzsns under the
stituIon Of the III tied Safes ana that the Governor
and With the advice arc conten Of the Council b.ve
tbor,y TO appoint such agents to dsb1rse the said
as may be necessary and the agents 50 appointed so al
unit only to him for the money by then s,ded,
and the Governor hereby authorized to draw his
rant accordingly.
The American Council, No. ASP, Of Worcester, have
resolved that In case OF personal Outrage and violence
beir threatened to Mr. summers colleague and others
representing the cid Bay State n Congress- agree
bod ourselves prepared to Depart at hours notice for
the CAPT of country If the demand is necessary
defend the delegation from this Congress against
personal attack from Southern asssssina.
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i,uOV PORTRAITS az the People Taken Daily
SINE way me world OF art Wass a0rg the 5000 n sal esd
ho, $50 b osdwsy :" "A1 - o~'''' ~
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Hats I'm SessO -The SeaaOn Demands a
change The summer anticipated VIII soon be realized It In
all co." Be ready therefore Is time. by maxim immediate
293 BrcsdwRy.
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BENEFITS To NGnT.-several distinguished theatrical
performers to have benefits ct different establish
ments this evening and all OF them eminentiy
popular may reasonably expect to be grated by
the united attendance Of their respective friend and ad.
mirers. Mr. and Nrs Barney Williams take their fare
well benefit make their last appearance, after series
of icr ine consecutive performances at the Broadway
Hitherto these artists have depended, and most
fully, upon their talents, assisted by the excellent
stock coppsDy, to fill the house every evening; but
this occasion they to receive the auxiliary aid OF
Messs Lionel isid CIV. Smith, Mlls Ducy Barre,
ard various Of WOODS Mntres ding that unrivaled
deiaeator OF Ethiopian character the acstious George
Miss Agnes Robertson, who has gained countless ad-
mirers by her charming and vvacious deknsaons Of fs
male characters tat benefit at Burtons, and plays
Violet the very interesting and we'll constr ustsd play
called ''The Life Ct Actress Mr.. Bourci:Auh, tina
author OF the piece also of the principal
characters This to be the last appearance Of these
lists, and c,nequen,ly the last opportunity New York
ere viii have ct witnessing this new play
Mrs.. Hcev, than whom artist in this city has srug
geo 'ntustously and successfully to please is
nounced for benefit at W.lack's. Mrs a. il deserving
OF, and will doubt receive, q ward commensurate
with he high estimation in which she is held by thu pa
trops of this popular theatre Her selections consist OF
"a Morning Camp and the sterling comedy sntitier
ttWlyes as they We're and Esids az tn sy Are.
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PRovfDENcE May so, 1856
The General Assembly adj ouned this forenoon msei
again on tie Esd Of June.
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Quite tesvy snow storm ID nov q IS26sS r. N pre-
vaiilR In this locality.
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The Proof that EspeHscheid's Hats are the
fayortes Of the pubic this exhibited r1pre
cedentea eptdy ard extent Of his sales They remark
aaie Alike fer their fneress elegance and chsspness
well made and therefore durable ,hsJ are be-
coming, hnc therefore popular
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Bloody Work In Kansas,

ST. LOUIS, May &c. 1856.
The ST. Louis Republican, this morning, publishes lot.
ter, purpcrtilg to f7on Independence, May 20,
which sates that eight pro slavery settlers, Potsws
tanis Creek, have been killed by free State The
letter says the deed committed by organized band
OF aboliouists who have determined towre,k vspg
upon any opponents Of their views. The other settlers
in NE peighborhcod have asked Governor Shannon to
prcte; them and their property from farther violence
AL is quiet at Lawrence, Lecompton and Franklin,
United States troops navirg been stationed in each
place.
CHICAGO, May 80, 1856.
Reliable information has been received here OF the
Ger Of Or. Root Mr.. Mitchell, of New Haven
Lawrence. letter the st. Louis Democrat firms
The statement, aod tays they cooiy shot by the
posse, ten mi es from L.wrsace the Is b instant
while the forces were collecting to attack Lawrence.
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soft hats ana straw goods In great variety equally
Growing Opportunity Uac-
qualied assortment OF hats drab CASTOR
sraw the Chinese hat All styles also neat
dress hat S. WAITE the haer I48 Fuon street, between
Broadway and Nassau street, - $1,000
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Hats and Caps for the Seas0n.-An Elegant
sssortIn OF drab beaver caasereg silk felt
bate Lsdes examine The oesusu styles Tor children
Ladies' Iloipg hats. KELLOGG I28 Carsl street.
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ACADEMY NUsIc-Last nights performances terrni-
mated The regular at this house. On the WHOLE 1t
has bern profitable for Maretzek. Besides gaining
osey, he has shown that the establishment is
capable Of being conducted without loss
it's encrmc expor matter respecting which mort
people incr.duious 1t should be recosctsd, how
ever, that there great difference between amateur
and rro'ssion nal cement There is class
sbie Of me fact artists and is the manner In which
they rake advantage OF It which renders all sueh specula
lions unsafe for who have not been regularly train
ed to the business.
Haretzek takes his benefit on Monday next TIE per-
foru ancss will consist III the 'Sonnambua" and the
third fourth a:a # 'Ernsni" All the artists OF tho
theatre vocsiists chorus and orchesra-haye volun-
their services gra!utously the occasion. Tho
public vii tail contribute their share towards
this tripu.s to their old and we'll tried servant.
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tAayssasSrs sBss EvESHS3.

sso.Bwa5 rHSA re. breads ~ DAY y AN Nss :
ra-a SANEE ccKIsaIP-TTN rsIcIsoRE 81
sssrterAs rsc-ASGE Paris bzuspeRs.
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TIE THEATREIn consequence Of the unusual press Of
important from Wa hiDgton Kansas and elsewhere
we are again obliged to emit notices Of the perform.
ances at various places of amusemen!s. We refer
our to directory at the head of the paper
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facuIe ed BY LEAsK Chatham Pearl strees
whtre ca ne found every variety OF hats &C. rhe ds
beaver Panama straw ha The thase,
hot da5f estr egAnce and omy the motto Gu
and irdR6 Tor YoulseYea - -
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Neys Ysrs nsr-l s-.rsd,tton Tor Europe.

sew Ysrx- sasursssy, DAY i. as5S.
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n aLyg s4nSurs Hrcaawsy7HrSs 3rsatE3s on sus
SIs IT 3cYE -BAsI.ar Dsyr SITS ssEG. sAzuls