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AMERICAN Affairs.
AMERIUAN AFFAIRS


warlike Movements In England.
Nxw YORK. Juns 27.--Ths sieaner Asia sss
arrived here with dates from Lverpoclt to The 14th
inst
Americas Affairs II EnsIand.
There was much excitement ia England with
re eard to the American difficulty
The London Times and Post demand the recall
Of Mr. Dalas but It IL not probable that he will be
dissnissed
Liverpool and Manchester have issued pe.ca A.
dresses to the people Of America, and the feeling
Of toe people seems to be strongly in favor OF
peace.
The Government. however, talks in 1 hostile
tone.
Lords Palmerston and Clarendon stated In Par
lament, Friday night, that the Government had
not determined to dismiss Mr. Dallas
Lord Russell gave notice of motion Of enquiry
as to the intentions Of the Government with reia
ton to Mr. Dallas, inasmuch as the general feeling
Of the people was peaceabe.
The steamer Fulton carried out the news of Mr..
Champions dismissal
The articles in the London Times and Post are
studiousiy offensive the subject of the dismissal
of Mr. Dallas and demand either that or the ap
plication of force to the United States.
The commercial and manufacturing classes are
however, filed with anxiety at the terrible conse
gu snces Of war, and are actively moving to avoid
the calamity. At Manchester the Peace address
to the citizens of the United States, received 900
signatures in few hours.
In the meantime the government has telegraph
ed several ships of war, to prepare with all posi-
BILE dispatch. Their destination Is supposed to be
the coast OF America
An the commanders of the gun boats had been
called to the Port Admirals, was rumored, to re
ceived instructions for active service.
The light squadron of dispatch steamers and
gun boats, under Commodore Watson, arrived at
Falmouth Sunday, to coal and provision.
France.
A Paris letter says that Dillon, appointed French
Consul to Port au Prince, has instructions to init
mate to Solouque that France win not permit him
to invade Dominica.
Commercial.
LIVERPOOL, June ID Cotton Fair qualities de-
clined I. Sales for the week 45 900 bales Market
closed firm
Richardson, Spence l. Co. reported breadstuffs un-
changed since the Atiantics advices with moderate
business. Corn firm and advanced 6dOls. Consols
closed Saturday at S4a on account. Money easier
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TAe pen.

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We are erasined that the Doe Ordnance nas =
last been perfected, and that y + In the nam
very good one The great principle that sne ei'y
government Is bound 70 sec what dogs psy anu
what do not pay taxes Il recognized Tnose VINO
pay taxes are not 10 be put on the same platform
with those who do not; aud dogs, tax-paying dogs,
ara understood 10 have some immuuities- Taefn
i. acme liability 10 Inconvenience about the length
Of notice 10 4 man whose dog has been captured.
n Aha dor cstchers are out about sun down and
take . dog. the six hours would be after dark, In
.ueh 4 case the dog ought 70 be kept through the
NIGHT. and time be given In the morning TO redeem
him But We suppose liberal construction WIN
he mn, ,,pon the law, where inconve9i-nce may
arise. Then we suppose that where . dog attends
the owners family, il win be considered the same
as going with the master.
II Is well that heavy fne Il imposed upon those
who do not register their dogs and take out the
medals for them. This will likely bring all dogs
within the ps'e of tax payers; or rather consign
al who do not come within that pale to the Hea.
ven of the dogs We confess that we like this
We shall be tho better able to bear the barking Of
. neighbours dog at night II we know that he pays
tax. There Is miserable eoarseyoiced cur not
far from us, who we are satisfied does not pay q
tax, and he barks about five hours every night
If he becomes q tax payer We shall be able to en-.
dure his barking with q great deal more patience.
We are sure this ordinance within the main, meet
the appreciation of the dogs, who are very saga-
cious race aud understand well what sacrifices
the economy o. city life require at their hands, or
rather paws
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stockton's Letter of Accep
fonCa.

CAMDEN, N. j., June 27-Csmmodore Stock
tons letter OF acceptance of the recent nomination
for the Presidency, rendered him by the boilers
from the anti-Filmore convention, says he does
not intend to let the Union slide if his body can
stop the motion. He adds:
81 accept the nomination compliment to my
ipfiexible American sentiments, and the duty 1
owe those Americans who so firmly adhered to
their American principles; with the express un
derstanding however, that if the American party
can be united on Fillmore on such platform as
now occupy l may be at liberty at any time here
after to withdraw nv acceptance
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~ TIE USE OF BUSINESS SIGNS seems to be get
ting out of dato of late years in large cities Stew
art the Prince of dry goods merchants in New York,
has not SO much as "shingle" over his door Halt
he wholesale business of that city is carried in
the 9Th ard 9Th stories of buildings where signs would
be completely out of eye shot without the of tels
scopes flow, them do merchants in such places make
known their business and attract customel By
tering the CARDS by thousands throughout the city
The DISPATCH Jon OFFICE can furnish them by tens
of thousands in elegant STYLE at the cheapest rates
and with great rapidity
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Later from Kanans.

ST. LOUIS June 27-Gov. Shannon has arrived
reported resignation and reports all quiet in the
territory.
A meeting was held at Westport, No.. Sunday.
to denounce the murder of Gay, the Indian agent
and $3.50 was subscribed a reward for the ap
prehension of the murderer. The Governor of
Missouri was also called on to offer reward for
his capture
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A WOMAN FINED FOR Cow HIDING A MAN
On Wednesday last, Mrs. Joe pentland was fined
by the New York Court of General Sessions $50
for cowhiding Mr.. Benjamin Baldwin, for speak.
Ing rather freely of her character This is rather
alarming to what has been generally regarded
the "rougher" and tougher sex While the pro-
gress of woman's rights may justify alone the
term "strong minded" there is no particular rea.
son for fearing any serious reverse but when tn e
phrase strong armed" may be added, with a
cow-hide to boot, reign of terror looms up in
perspective Such premonition as this might
wen put an end to the disputations of the men o
fankeedom about abolitionisn and all the other
sms OF which their land is the fruitful source.
ana get them about preparing to shield themselves
from the coming wrath which is thus terribly fore.
swallowed When the issue is fairly made up, the
South, which adores woman, will sympathize en-.
fireiy with her against the miserable monomani
acs. whose readiness to participate in every folly
and espouse every absurd ism Of the day, show
that they are utterly unfit to perform the duties Of
men. 1t Is indeed time that, in parts of the
North, the women were put in authority.
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~ SCHOLASTIC PIc-NIc.-We invite the atten.
ton of the public to net1ce in advertising CO.
lumus, of Excursion, Picnic and Concert of Prof.
REINHARDT's pupils to take place ON MONDAY next,
at Mr.. Meucha's farm, opposite to Mr.. Robinson's
farm. No doubt it will be rare entertainment, q
we understand that there will be defamation dia-
logues and songs in English and German mostly orr
gina Southern, patriotic, &c. The Cornet Band will
perform on the occasion.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

" The commencement of Richmond
Coll sGE will be held TUESDAY morning, July
LIST, at II o'clock, at the First Baptist Church, ON
Broad street.
The Rev. George p Taylor, Of Baltimore, will adj
dress the Society of Alumni and the Rev George w.
Samson, OF Washington, tho MI Sigma Rho and Phi
lalogisn Societies at the place. the evening be.
fore, at O'Clock
The Trustees, Faculty, Alumni and Students are
Baptist church, at 10 A. NJ precisely.
In 28--3t
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DIED.


June 18Th, THOMAS wINGEIELu, sen Of "a.
ward and Jane fsivey, ased 5yssEs months ana ~
days.
Our romny's dead Or darling boy!
Can ws forget his kindly tons,
An. no! that voice replets With Joy.
Doth bat awake each little moan.
In infancy still We turn to him,
In gentle accents breathe bis name
Alss! his form no more 10 seen,
He's joined forever the heavenly train.
Hisfuaersl win take place ct his fathers residences
on 9th street. near the Anory bridge st ~ o'eioeA
this morning. The friends and ssquaintances OF the
family srs requestedfo attend.
On the NH inst q s, SclGsa; .SnS 1o
The friends and acqusintsnces Of the family are M
vited to attend his funsrs ct bis fathers on
Jsckson street, this morning q 10 O'Clock. 81
copy.
On the morning of the 26th inst, JESSIE, young.
est child Of 3. B aud Laura A. Somerville,
The friends Of the family are requested TO atsecd
che funeral at the residence of her father, Frank.
I'm street, at o clock this afternoon. '.sss
On the 9th inst. aftsr short but painful illneD.
VIRGINIA CUNNINGHAM, infant daughter Of
Jane and e. r. Odel'. k6s
Dearest Virginia, thou hast left ~,
We thy loss most deeply feel;
But tits God that hath bareft M,
He can all our sorrows heal.
Yet again we hope to meet thee,
When the day Of life IL fed,
Then in Heaven with joy to greet thee,
Where farewell tears are she'd
The friends and acquaintapcss OF the family are
respectfully invited to attend her funeral tns evsn
9Th street. between Byrd and Canal sts without FUR
ther notice.
On Thursday afternoon. WILLIAM BENJAMIN,
infant of J. j. and Ann Eliza Talbot OF Mancnes
The funeral will take place this afternoon at two
O'Clock at the resdence of his fsthe-, In Manches-
eu- BALTIMORE Sun please COPY
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Congressional.

WASHINGTON, June 27th.-Senate-The Senate
passed the House bill auhorising the establishment
of the Southern boundary of Kansas, and the bill
respecting the harboring of deserters and to pro-
tect the public interest in regard to the enlistment
and discharge of minors
The announcement of the death of Hon. Thos.
H. Bayly, of Virginia, a member of the House,
was then made.
Messrs. Mason, Cass and Seward passed eulogi.
ums on the character of the deceased; and after
the adoption of the customary resolutions Of 70
spect, the Senate adjourned
House The death of Hon. Thos. H. Bayly, of
Va, announced by Mr. Millson, of Va, and
euogiums were passed by Mossrs Goode of Va,
Cobb of GA, and Campbell of Ohio
After the customary resolutions of respect, the
House adjourned
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DINE APPLES! PINE APPLES!!-
L The subscriber has just received from Matsszas
per brig Britannia, fns lot of -,
5000 PINE APPLIES!
Those in want should cali early they are selling
very fast All the FRUITS of the Tropics In season.
can be had at the ST. NICHOLAS SALOON
A. ANTONI
lie % Nextdoor TO the Exchange Rank
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~ Auction Notice...Th attention Of the
trade and smokers il solicited to the sale of Cigars
Tobacco, Fancy Goods, nc, &c, This Evening COM
mencing at O'clock.
je Bit LARUS l. SHINE, Aucts. e
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LOST.

r OST--Yesferday morning, near the cor
L. nsr of 18th and Venable streets, q NEGOTIA-
BILE NOTE for $276.07, drawn by Robert J. Folkes
in favor of Lemusl Powers The finder will be re-
warded by leaving the same at this Office j. % Its
T OST-.On Friday eve Mug. the 10Th insf /,
IL aPHYSICIAN'S VISITING LIST, belonging 10
DR.. w. Z. WILSON. The finder will please leave it
his office 7th street. between lain and Cary. or
ut this office. 1t contained something which he
wants and is willing to divide with the finder.
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B- Democratic NJ Q g.-The Young
Mems Democratic Association will meet in Goddin's
Hail. on SATURDAY evening next at O'Clock.
Several addresses may be expected: and AZ business
of importance will be before the meeting full at
tendance is requested
By order of tho President. @ E.
je 27-2t H. w. STARKE, Secretary.
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C~ The closing Exercises Of the South
ern Female Institute will take place in the Hall of
the House of Delegates on TUESDAY evening next,
at 81 o'clock.
The Address to the Graduating Glass will be deliv-
cred by st. George Tucker, Esq.
The patrons and friends of the Institute
daily invited to attend. je 2S---St*
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MARINE NEWS
ARRIVED

ARRIVED,
Steamer Pocahontns Jones, Baltimore, mdze, Lud.
lam & Watson. ;,
Bris Tangiere, Ford, Matanzas, molasses and fruit,
C. T. Workman l. Co.
SAILED,
cschr J. w. Roche, johnson, New York, -four, d. L
w Currie.
Schr Thos Conner, Gee, Cabin Point. mdze.
Schr Mary L. johnson, -, down the river,
light. Wy
Curre.
New YORK, June 27.-Arrived, schr Jamestown,
City Point. -,
PHILADELPHIA, June 26 CLEARED schr Eva, Rich
mond; ship Ellen Marie, Lenox, City Point.
SroKEN--Brig Taneier. from Matanzas for Rich
mond, l5th inst. no lat 10
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On Tkur6fny mosnins 10, " Res Mr. Jetsr, ~.
Mi6I tUB1M w JONEs Of kiehmon1
IkSssda4 nornine, Jnns 18th, By ~ Rev. 7. p.
BiS6kE ell Mr. VIZ w WOOD, ok f1iB city ~
Miss EAMA 3. A. JAMES, formerly = EpetsnoaeA
a. Enquirer ana Portsmouth p.psrs please copy.
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NOTICE TO MERCHANTS AND 9TH.
~ ERS.-All persons using scales, weights balan.
ces, steelyards and measures, without having them
sealed according to law, subject to . fine of $40
for each violation of the law.
r. D. SANXAY,
Sealer of weights and me ssures
Office on 18th street, opposite Goddin's Hail.
10 -0rx
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SAEk AND PROFITABLE INV ST.
"A MENT-S20o Geo IN BONDS OF TIE RICH
MOND. FREDERICKSBURG md POTOMAC
RAILROAD COMPANY, bearing an inters st of Z
per cent, the principal redeemable in 1875 and con-
vertble into stock of the Company the pleasure of
the hoder-The Subscribers authorized to
until the 10th day of July next, when the same viii
be opened, sealed proposals for the whole or any
portion of the loan of 5000 0U0 authorized by the
Stockholders of the Richmond, Fredericksbure and
Potomac Railroad Company at their lare annual meet
ing No bill sill be considered at less rate than
par and to such extent as they may be accepted bid
ders will recei, the bands of the company PAYABLE
the lst Of July, 1875 bearing interest of per
cent, payable ssmi-snnually, the office of the com
pany in the city of Richmond and COW rtibe at the
pleasure of the holder into stock of the company
For the information of the pubic, it is deemed
proper to state that by the express provisions of the
charter of the company, all dividends upon its stock
and all profits arising from its work. are exempted
from any tax whatsoever; and during tho whole
period of its operations more than TWENTY Yea
the average of dividend earned and paid by the
company has exceeded per cent. alter deduction
1T every item of expenditure in the way of working
and interest it is reasonable to infer that
with the expenditure of the loan authorized in the
further improvement of their work. the Stockholders
will receive greatly increased upon their in
vestmenl and consequently ford to the purchasers
of the bonds row offered strong induce meut for the
conversion of the same into stock of the COMPANY
For the terms of the loan and any further tntorna.
ton in regard to the condition of the company and
the undoubted security of the loan now off red apply
10 the undersigned. RIO. III. MAURY Il co.
il %
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ONCE n FAIR Campeny,l
Richmond. Juns 18Th, ied5. js~

yyIRGINlA AGAlNHT NORTH CARO-.
v LINA.-COCK FIGHT
ON yAUxHALI,S ISLAND!
There vera IL COCKS matched Yesterday, as
two fxhts, North Carolina being victonoas. To
DAY, at III ofclock there viii te 10 fights
A there y D 10 on each and cleo ON the odd. ~
uldes a cutsiac wager ef
THREE HUNDRED DoLLARs.
Much iaterest = anticipated
- Aanhsloa Fee. IS Gents. ~
Il S8--lte JOHN n. HtTCdC0Nk.--
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Gen. Scrsggs and the North Americans.
BUFFALO. June26 Gen. G.. A Scroggs publishes
letter in the Buffalo Commercial Advertiser this
afternoon, repudiating the action of the North
American Convention, and giving in his adhesion
to Fillmore and Donelson.
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v- Auction Notice. 1.-The attention of the
public 10 licited to our sale of Hors Mules Car
riages fine mich Cows. &C., &c This Morning, at 10
O'clock, at the horse lot near the Central Depot.
ie 28--It LARUS l. SHINE, Aucts.
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~ HtTE LiNkN PANTS..Made up in
w good style. Also, White Linen and Duck
Costs in large quantities. to which cali attention
GAUZE SHIRTS-Of MenDo and Silk Also.
Linen and Jean Drawers, together with Zepher
gloves, Loutope and Grass Neck 1i.s, makiue about
cool apparel rs could be desired.
assorted in size and quantity, and recomme nded as
the best fitting stock in the city.
je % ITO Main .tr.st
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IAChSUN'S EXChLSIUR Bite Il = il
peculiarly adapted, by its composition, to every
disease Of The liver and stomach which is produced by
our ever varying climate In all forms of bilious
seases and Liver Complaint it is one of the most
valuable remedies.
by Drug psis generally 10 90
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ON THE OCCASION OF
HIS RENEFTTf
FOUR GREAT SHOWS In ONE.
BIN ON & HLDRED,
PROPRIEToRs.
Hippodrome, Animals and Circus.


Hippodrome, Animals and Circus.
VIII open in Richmond, JUNE asd, for ONE WEEK
ONLY, on the corner Of 4th and Clay street.
CARD
ROBINSON G. ELDRED
Prociaims to the south that as return for the gene
patronage that has ever crowned their efforts to
please, they have this season combined
FOUR GREAT eHowSi
and engaged the world renowned
FRANCONI HIPPODR0ME TROUPE
MAEExHlBITfONa and aREAT SOUTHERN cir
Gus. Making in all the most complete, interesting
and satisfsetory entertainment sceu under any
Pavilion, and the best FIFTY CENT SHOW ever
jelT-iit 8. HENDRICKS. AGENT.
~ E3'|R F ExSgs e. SU ES slS Sas
- 4TH, 5TH AND SRA or JULY
Passengers by the Night Train Of Thursday ID July,
It ~ o'ciock r. n may take the steamer Powhafan
the came nsht ct Aeauis Creek for IN Excavation 70
the morning Of the 9Th and have an opportunity Of
intsllectual and physical enjoyment during the day.
In the orstion which may be expected the part OF
the Hon VIM u; TIsssis. Of Maryland, and the va
with Ball and splendid displsy Of Fire Works.
w the following morning. after brcskfast, the
owhatan will make An Excussion 70 Point Look Out
and over the broad wateIs Of the chsssps.ss ssxi
Iaesos's and So Mars plsces celebrated 10 oonnss
ton with the first setteme Ia Mayiasd, leave the
Point at r. NJ, asd reach the Cress IN time 70 en-
able tho escuIsionists 70 arrive in Richmond by day
Fsss Tor the Escarson 81: children nader 10 yssrs
SAMUEL RUTH
Agent Of TraasPoFtatiens
ONCE r., FAP.R. CamprnJl
Richmond. Juue 9Th. 1855. J teW
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ADJUSTMENTS.

EXCURSION, PICNIC AND CONCERT.
I On MONDAY, 30th instant, The pupils of PRoF.
REINHARDT,S Academy will celebrate their an.
nual Festival at Mr.. MEUCHAS GROVE, the
hill in rear of Mr.. Hoffmans Brewery, I'd street.
~ The CORNET BAND will be in attendance.
CT Declsmatiou. Dialogues, SONGS, with Piano
accompanments will compose part of the entertain
ment
~ Dinner at o'clock p. n. ~ -
rF Adrnittance Is cent?, ie 2s-1t.
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LADIES, LIST.

LAD1E
Armstsad mrs Jane
Anshosy mrs Jans
Boftnn mrs Mary 3
Bsbsr snrs J G
neil mru Geo
0rspds mrs Fannie
Bishop mfs Louisa
Bstta mrs Louisa
Rrysnt mis- Sarah =
Butler miss Bette 2
Cousin mrs Mary \
Clifford miss =
Carlton miss Susan w
Donley miss v
Dempsey miss Kate @
priscoll miss u
Davis mis- n
Evans mrs Jsmima
Ellis miss j G
Fitch mis- v a
Ford misc r NJ
Foster mrs ] =
Frost mrs N q
Gray miss Roset
Cartwright miss Martha
Graves miss Mary J
Gibson miss Mary A
George miss AIMS
Gresham miss Mary J
Green miss Sarah
Gates mis- Mary 8
Groor miss Jane
Grayenstine miss Dorsthl
Hill miss Va
HSrdie miss Va
Heipkell miss Sallie
Hicks miss Mary NJ
Harris miss Jane
Hewlett miss Elizabeth
Jackson miss Jane +
Jacobs miss Ella
Jones miss Bette B
Ingerson mrs Submitta
Ksstnehr mrs VIM
King miss Mary w
Lillis mrs Margaret
Lacy mrs Mary c
Lewis mrs Eddy
Leigh miss Grace Ann
Lsshley miss r A
Marshall mrs Va Z
Minor mrs Va r
Marshall mrs Maya
Melton miss Mary w
McCsnce mrs Emelins
Mccarthy miss Mary Jan
Nolan mrs M
Night mrs Susan
O'Sullivan miss C T
Pierce mrs M C
Perry mrs M A
Purear miss Rosa B
Price miss A w
Rice mrs D
Robinson mrs Jane
Robinson miss Anna
Ridd miss B L
Raudell miss Ellen
Richardson miss r A
Short mrs Sarah o
Siz r mrs Martha w
Shields mrs Martha
Stevens mrs Manila
Stevens mrs Catherine
Session mrs Mary
Shields mrs Mary
Shell mrs q
Switzerland mrs Martha
Turner mrs Sylvia
Trent mrs Martha 81
Tiiler MRS Mary susan
TODD mrs Sarah B
Tunstall miss Agnes
Walker mrs Catherine
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NIkCUS AND A1ENAGEKIk.
LAST NIGHT!
eAM LONGS BENEr1T!!!
HOiF FOR KANSASf.

HOi FOR KANSASii
Mr. LONG respectfully announces to bis old friends
that he would be pleased to them, and hosts OF
new ones, at the pavilion of Msss. ROBINSON&
ELDRED, on
SATURDAY EVENING, JUNE 2STH,
ON THE OCCASION OF
HIS BENEFITi
The whole strength of the company will be brought
forward, and every effort made make this tha gala
night Of the season. a. IL il Positively THE LAST.
1 Two yoonK gentlemen of tbs city have voun-
teered to play CLOWNS ON this occasion.
q Many new features will be introduced Come
early and secure seats. Seats for 5000 persons.
j. TIT
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EIKCUS AND hlENAtiEklE.
LAST DAY.

NlKCUS AND MENAaEK1E.
LAST DAY.
FOR THE BENEFIT OF
SCHOOLS, FAMILIES, &c.
Being strongly solicited tho proprietor respectful
ly snnouncess
e. LAST GRAND DAY PERFORMANCE
For this SATURDAY Afternoon, to commence at
~ SAM LONGS BENEFIT TONIGHT.
je 28--1t