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United states Patent once,

washington, July 0, 1858.
nN the petition of Frederick f. Sickles of New
" York, praying for the extension Of patent granted
on the 10th of October, s4A for openng
closing valves Of steam engines Tor
OF said patent which akes place the 18th October
IT ordered that the said petition be heard
Monday the h October all persons are
notified 70 appear and show cause they have why petition
ought not to BIO granted.
Persons opposing the extension required ii tho Patent
once their objections specially set forth writing twenty
days before the day VI hearing all Testimony
be used al the said hearing be taken
with the rules Of the oce which will furnished appca
ton ~
Tho testimony in the will be closed the September
dcpositons and other relied testimony
be filed 10 the Office before the morning that
mants, If any, within ten days thereafter.
Ordered also that this notice DO published In the
ngon d. c. and Atlas Now York
first pabcacn 70 bs at least sixty days before the An
next, the day Of hearing ms HOLT,
Commissioner Patents.
sEiors Of the above will please copy
bills the Patent Office paper containing
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ID RI. GIILET, Counsellor at Law, has removed
He bis ONCE 70 his residence Franklin Row. ana
thirteenth He viii continue TO devote his principal
h 70 cases the United States Supreme Court.
2S--dU
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Every rrrsonarbted % sr ssFs 81 ssr etngfa 20 snl -
landS within sc '"~p<pf rod ns,ss aevs
required b. cfsh' THE The ~fsfsenss u 's tts
receiver ~ she poler sni ee and css ys~s~' tssf
pro'crtls affes ,ess tAs ard hetse sse day
M commencement "a The public lsoas ctfaein "
ur = wTIlSyS,
Acting cossniu ouer n s,c ccnrsai iass or"F
July 3--lasnw llnts~tsrl
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flNlE RIGHT OF DETENTION. AiSii, ~
H. s-atci examined pFns,i3s- and stlnsnf- w -
ar, csSe, taus-sl-r law, Washington tasrhit s,,sq
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NOTICE TO pRE-E,nrIoS CLAIMANTS

Every entitled the right presumption any
within tho townships and townships
CURED 70 establish The same TO the satisfaction Of the register
ccyer Of tue proper land oiee and make therefor
practicable after is appointed for
the commencement o. the public sale the ands
tract claimed; otherwise such claim Will be forfeited
TlI0S. A. HENDRICKS
Commissioner OF the General Office.
July 2a~lawl3w lint. &Starl
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YNWO MILLIONS; by William Allen Butler au-
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lvI time Adventures Exploration Discovery from The Ear
the Present Time detailed Of Rc
Voyages Goodrich
author Of The Court Of Napoleon, etc. etc. with illus
trutons. 50.
Mizpah Prayer, Friendship 81 25
received FIR TAYLOR & MAURYS,
August 1874 Pennsylvania
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NrIEBuHR,s LECTURES ON THE HISTORY O

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the Present Time comprising detailed
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IN pursuance IT law. I, JAMES BUCHANAN, Pres
II .san Ne tass 81 America DO hereby declare and
a&sr ttaA pae he held at thc undsrHentoned
sna u~s ee u chrns the periods hereinafter des
lsn@ssi. d
"A se Naf ore ~ s~apr commencing Monday The seventh
az fehu~ft &C The public lands situated IN
~. lllNns l.~nslls Nel lslts % losnshipsl viz
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lust RECEIVED PROFESSOR McLEODS AD
81 College Professional Teachers, f
fccu,ion BLANCHARD L MOHUS
August Corner llth avcnu
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1858-08-26

der easy. Everybody s'aFed 1t ne. sod
somebody called out, turn him oaLl' once
or twice. But. at last. just ss the Niger
Othello was goiag TO put the piller on HE
wife's face TO smother Her. there cum such
a twiug Though tis, that I re~Ily Thought
/ was bdrstin' mp, aud 1 yelled out Oh
dsarl Oh seiss0rsf 50 loud that the old
threatfs ring again. Such Q row you
iever seed: the niger dropped the piIlsr.
and DeiiteFonot1y-or what you cell her
thers-his vile, Jumped of The bed and
rpu, while. everybody in the thrater wss
all up ia muss. come lar6n' SOME .sWsar-
in. The upshot Of il was, the perlioe car
ried me out Of the theatre, and told me to
make myself scarce. 'ef4
Wall. as I didn't feel aDy better. / went
into shop close By. an called for Two
glasses Of brandy; arteF swsIlerin' II, ]
went hum TO the tavern. | sot down BY
the HiHdsr. an tried 10 think foh better.
but twas no 90; that blessed old ingine
was still WaIlerin' away inside; so I Weur
out and eat quarters worth Of isiers sn' q
piece OF mince pie. Then went back sn'
told the tavern keeper / felt kinder sick
and thought I'd take some castor lie. q
mouthful Of cold meet. aud . strong glass
Of whisky punch. and then go to bed. HI
got the fxins, which l took an went Il
bed. r1 eGii5.t
But tell yer what, had a rather poo
night. Sometimes was awake groanin'
an when I was asleep I'd ibetter bin q
wake. for had such powerful dreams. =
Sometimes I thought ! was skiuin' a hear
and then by some hoeuspocus, 'twould al
cbange rolher side to, and the tarnal crit
ter would he skinnin' ne. a'' y
Then. again. ia dream that I was rOI
in logs with the boys, an jest as I'd b
sAoutin' out-A'no~ thenl-here she goes
every thing would get reversed agin--
was log, an the boys were pryin' N
up with their handspikes. Then I'd wal
up an sereech an roar-theu of . slee
agaiE-to dream that Spankef had rtih |
way with me. or that father vas %horpi
me. or some other plaguey thing. ill mo-
min. '-
When I got up, hadn't any appeti
/ Tor breakfast. and the taveru.keepet tbI
me that if was goin' to early on. scream
in and groanin as / had the night afor
| my room was better than my compaty.
/ i hadn'f.' said Mr. Spike in conclusio
Il hain't bin to Portland since. but il
4 life to be as ok rs Methusalsm, / shs
A never forget that all fred ice cream.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1858-08-26
THE WORLD.

The following was ohe of,he late Major
Noah's stories: '.'
Sir. bring me good plain dinner, said
a melancholy looking individual to waiter
at one OF our principal hotels. ~.
49, ,Yeslsir.' 81. al 5eiuma p
The dinner was brdaght and devoured.
and the eater called the landlord aside,and
thus addressed him -sr Sex 3 -
.You ar, the landlord?' lg3 .as la l-st
Yes .egplss sr b b-fr.s.- 5-3 teap
'You do-a good business hereT
Yes in establishment. 7At
Then am safe. I cannot pay for what
I have consumed. have been out Of em-
ployment seven months; but have engag.
ed to work to morrow. I had been with
out food four and twenty hours when |
entered your place. I viii pay you IN
week. r"
I cannot pay Thy bills with such prom
ises, clustered the landlord; and I do not
keep poor house, You should address
the propef authc rites. Leave me some
thing for security. ,.i.al.
i have nothing
j will take your coat
IL / go into the street without that. 1
will get my death, such weather Rs this
You should have thought Of that before
you came here ....-.-----.
You are serious9 Well. I solsmniy a.
yer tHat one week from now I will pay
you ."ts,a"a .'T
| ID w N Take the ooat.s .sI-
The coat was left and q week aiterward
redeemed guf'- 'asat- # ~
Seven years after that, a wealthy man
entered the political arena and was pre-
sentetl TO q D -ucds Us an applicant for 4
Congressional nomination, The priu-
cipal of the Caucus held his peace--he
heard the uatfie sAd history of the applican,
who was member OF church, aud one
Of the most respectable citizens. He was
the chairman, The vote was tie, aGt
he cast negative. thereby defeating tn,
wealthy applicant, whom be metaa hour
afterwards. and to whom he said. q
You don't remember me?' -
No. r.en'
L once ate dinner in your hotel, anC
although / told you was famishiug. anC
pledged my word aud honot to pay you II
4 week you took my coat aud saw III g
out into the inclement cir at the risk o.
my life. without IT,
Well sir what tLens' =
Not much. You called yourself
Christian. Tonight yon were a candid
ate (Ot nouinStion, aud hut for me yol
would have been elected to Congress. g.
Three years. after. the Christian hotel
keepet became bankrupt. The poor din
nerisss wretch that was, is now afuutiOn
ary in Alabsmv. We know him well =.
The wsys of Provid' noe are indeed won
derTul, aad the worlds mutations almo'
beyond conception or belief.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1858-08-26

~ yisaa 3 iaaibet 90 8 s+a0 -df Nth
oiba iegio a. hssd ,sf J 7sf iaibsslh p
esd,' .ss3thbA osasIpqm,T dsaJsg
su0s tlsaRaigs "a sSam xoD i5Hmsa
asegsaiis sdI loJi ID aTfTas Ies a1ss Z
-lanssisie 9hH5haaoip aH 7fgh s'iisloG
dsh lia q zpJ iahi si.bin " f,'p-sA
asns9r trefrroa 10 asiH" NJ ado ~fa
".sz1 bio sing~ ssoh ggufd.na r. il7H sn
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1858-08-26

REHoW noisaless builder nature is.
Think Of pair Of green lpaves that have
come out Of the ground. as they make their
way steadily up trough the rain and
through the shine. through the day and
through the darkness, until they reach the
limita Of the law OF oaks. aud the broezss
make music in their branches. when the
moon Is bresthless. How lightly those
ponderous arms swing out i1tO the middle
Tskion Of the air between cloud aud elOGd /;
how the birds fash in and out Of the green
rscesses. how the shadows in sunny wealth
er vibrate sast and west. far out from its
base. a beat day; how the rosy fingers Of
the Morn are laid in blessings on its coro.
tal, and it's lsaves burn with the lingering
Suns "good night"
So. like the temple of God. has it gone
nOisiessly up: the stroke Of its great pulss
is never heard: softer in its going, than the
crystal lapse Of the reedy stream.
And all the way along, il went without
a sound The stag of ten rubbed his ant.
lered head against the swayihs sapling q
little while ago; the oak wtestie- with the
angel Of the wind to-day. and its alarms
prevail.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1858-08-26
The Mayor of New York tO the Lord May.
.. ,...f or of LOuduh. .,

new YoRk. Aug. ls.-The following
message was sent to-day by Mayor Tie
natln todhe Lord Mayor Of London:
"fo lie lord Mdyor Of London;
II congratulate yOur bordship upon tho
successful laying OF the Atlantic Cable.
uniting the continents of Europe aud Amer
ia, aud the cities Of London and New
York, the work Of Great Britain and the
United States, the triumphs OF science aud
energy over space and tiude. thus uniting
more closely the bonds Of peace and com
mercial prosperity, and introducing an era
10 the worlds history pregnant with result.
beyond the conceptions Of finite mind.
$50 God be all the praise. +,)
tSiguOd,l sd. :. TIEMANN.
80. Is "New York City"
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1858-08-26
CRY OF LANCAsTER:
TlauTsday Morning, Aug. 96, IsS'
Eating His First Oyster.


vhere we then made our habitation, there
1ived and moved son Of pike" whose
ideas Of the world were bounded ny the
Missouri River. and the Cherokee Nation,
until he started for California. "the cour-,
trv for to see." The alkali water OF the
plains and the sands Of the desert encoun-
tered bv him on his journey hither,9 OF
course did not materially increase his
knowledge Of The things Of this world, Tar.
thsr than those Of them which ran around
loose on the prairies. Now ''Pike." al
though he was going on three-score years.
and could drive as large team OF oxen as
ANYBODY, he, had nqyer seen salt water;
Aed notwithstanding. he had frequently
breakfasted on bar meat and snppered on
dear. he had never seen or eaten an oyster:
q Now II SO happened one night, whiiethe
bows were gathered around around the
bar. room Ere, that lovely son nof York,
whose mind was wandering towards ms
native oyster beds, expressed his willing
ness to give an ounce for 3 'dozen on the
ror.F il he could have them. Conversa'
ton turned on the subject Of bivalyes n IN
general and oysters in partlcular.q AZ
length Pike spoke up;'s. b., .,5,sr,:, /, ],
at.Boys; what's an eyestef like! Dem ed
if / wouldn't likr to see one.' lea ! y. -al j.
h'Likel Why they're like all the go0tai ,ti
things done up together in the very small
,est parcels replied York. ~, q /. !. t,,,,.
s.4Well, Pve heered heap about them
critters, AID blamed if ], wouldn't Just ike
TO have a taste on 'em.' '''' ~ o'o"' lea
.o,Justthen one oi. the boys who had moi
ioined in the conversation looked up wlt''
a wicked leer on bis phlz, and said
You'd like to taste ein would w.! well
cum tothiuk on't Ihelieve there's a can
or two over to Wilkinses,. so III go, over
and get one, then you canlaste 'em, and II
YOU don't like tem, / Iwouldn't givea cent
for your iudgemeht,' So saying, Bob gayt
a. .sly, wink aud started for the oysters, The
bows all knew very well that there was no
an oyster ct to eat within three thousand
miles; but as they had no doubt there nigh,
be some fun nearer home, they concluded
to wait and say nothing. t..- ,-.n' ,r
Pretty soon Bob returned, and sure g.
nough he had can Of oysters-but sucf
oysters! Pike was anxious for taste, e
Bob buried open'the can, whe1Awhev
.-such SMELL 1t was worse than thu
double distilled essence Of assafetidal
What fine ouesl all exclaimed. "a
1They smell worse than stack Of pole
catsl, bawled Pike. ....... s.as.f.faa
SMELL What do you know about oys
sers? That's only the sweetness that ha
been corked up So long! just look at tn
ba.ut;esi How GOOD they tastel' salt
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1858-08-26

Ev The President Of the United States
has issued his proclamation ordering tho
sale of public lands at Lecompton, on the
lst and 4th ofNovember, and at Kickar
poo on the LIST and 10Th Of November.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1858-08-26

CurtpREx r1cKED ur tx LAKE Earn
The Windsor &c. W. Herald hss the fol-
owing account Of the finding Of three chill
dren floating 10 Lake Erie last Thursday.
"Mr. O ven was crossing from Sandus-
XIV 10 Kingsville ina small schooner. when
about eight miles from one Of the islafids.
he fell in with a small boat containing )
children. the eldest abont 1 ! or l9-a girl
the others much smaller. Tho boat was
full Of water, drifting before the wind, and
thsy up to their neck in water. From be-
ing 80 long in the water they had become
almost speechless, and were With difiiculty
freed Of their hold on the boat. From the
eldest Mr.. Owen learned their names and
10 where they belonged. and kindly took
them home. From the father he learned
that they had been ia the water from a..
M. TO SIP. NJ They had been seen IN
the boat iu the morning. shortly after
which they we're missing. The father
started in pursuit, bdt falling to find them
returned 70 the island"
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1858-08-26

War THE Posr OFFICE DoE'F Par
During the last Eve months Of the late ses-
sion Of Congress. the number Of documsrsa sr,,
distributed thu ougk The mails was 8ll 'O5U.
All these were fee from charge ior posi-
age.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1858-08-26

EE The old sayingof driving a coach
and -four through an Act Of Parliament is
alittle out Of date, inasmuoh as coaches
and-four are driven off the road. Would
il not convey larger notion Of space to
say that an act was so loose; SO full Of
holes. that "lady iE full dress could walk
through 1t with the greatest ease.'
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1858-08-26

A New TEsg The Chicago Times
states ths, William Fitch. CLERK ID tho
Pos, 0ffics of that cisY;. WAS discharged
because be spoke TO Senator ponglas.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1858-08-26

R'Marm. mayI 60 fshingf yes.
sonny. but doa't 20. near the water; and
rsoollsct. il you are drowned, IN wallOp
YOU
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.daislJ 4 Z N lsbzaA 81 llFi sflipo
g .ononaaT boa sipgI . XII M
esNz9
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1858-08-26

.gs4s " treats 1897 ft
Ntw York aAng. II. Mayor fismann
to day sss' the following dispatch to the
Mayor6 Of Montreal, in answer tOsu inquiry
when The grand celebration WOald take
place:
"NEw YohK. August n.
"1o Is Hon. 8. D. Rodisr. Mayor Of
Moaireal: 't'
'.This city win celebrate the event. bur
the day bas not yet been 6xsd. We pro-
pose that London shall 6x the day for the
general festivities. and that. hpossible. all
the cities Of both bemispherps shall unite
IN iis celebration. fcu will Of course, re.
eelve ssasonable notice,
GSighed "DANIEL F. TIEMAEN.
~ "Mayor Of New York"
A sir,ilar answer has bsen sent to other
parties, and il must suffice for anxious in
duirers everywhere.
The electricians 10 Trinity Bay esn give
no Information concerning the working Of
the Gable.
The time for the Transmission Of the
Presidents reply viii depend upon the
working Of the Cable at the time.
Perhaps. under favorable circumstances
it will requi's an hour and half.
The Frigate Niagara.
Niw YoRK, August 18.-The U. s
steam frigate Niagara. Captain Hudson, i
signsled below.
NEW YoaE, August 1910 A. M
| The NiagafaI has anchored of the high
ship, and is awaiting high water before sh'
comes up to the Navy Yard. She will b
welcomed with the salutes already pr vi
dsd for, in snticipaiion Of her arrival.
NEW YORK, Augtst i8.--P. Nth
Niagara anchored of The Battery at 5 O.
clock this afternoon. As she passed tb
fort she was greeted with the national 81
!, late. and when spproAobihl the Battery
salute Of 100 guns was fred therefrom b.
the Scott Life Guards. The Niagara re
ports that che had supply Of poor cos
when she left St. Johns which ran shor
occasiouiag the delay. Mr.. Field state
he has not the slightest doubt Of the Chbl
being IN entire saccess.
By the steamship Persia. which was mt
I by tl.e Nisgars of tie bar outward bound
/ he wrote to che directors Of the Atlanti
Telegraphic Company Of Great Britain
recommending them to prepare another CT
bic al once. az ii was evident that the pref
eut one, which in short time may trsn'
r NIT messages as rapidly as an air line. wi
not be sufficient for usiness. Until Ii
d first Of September the hae will be closed
II eli messages excepting from the Cover
E mpuis of Great Britain and the Unite
States. G-}
|. Ire Niagara went to the Navy Yard
d 7 o'clock this evening, gayly decked wi
cdllors from STEM 10 stern She receiv,
@ salute IRON the North Cafoiiua.
p The city Of Brooklyn is brilliantly i'll
minated ii dhsny parts to tonight. includir
the City Hall,
II The City Hall at Williamsburg. is all
l. iiluninated.
+ Capt. Hudson's reception was enthu.
H. astic.
1 The streets Of the city were crowd
h with people.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1858-08-26
SWEEPSTAKES.

Co. James pickering Richard Hooker Andrew Peters
WIN PriDdle. Stb fEgN
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1858-08-26

IrTs TsRnsinesscardsnotex exceeding sixlines ,nserssd
at SIS per year. l,hsk .
n-PrransienA advertisements handed IN without
the number Of insertions marked, will be continued
until ordered out, aud charged at the above rates.
.T 7Legal advertisements, Administrators nohees
&C., to be paid for In advance. l'.t.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1858-08-26

One square, lines or less] el,Oo
Each ...... 70
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three m o nths, ,chRrged atthe above rate.
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NEW SERlES---VoL s. NO, II I
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FINE WOOL SHEEP.
Premiums same as fne wool.

1ood Joseph Pence Lickiue 60.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1858-08-26

We must give our readers . couple Of
specimen bricks from the spssehes Of the
IlIipOis Senator's:
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1858-08-26

tna ssi.az ,ag--Asfa1 a. SisA
> iino sit-f ss'gl ass .issl si.-fi q
asdq 40 acra l4s4 asa II g q
,'og ~ = .slaiss 'ifi- ls4epsoa -,l ! r
liis1geoiqs,lsst o. q st7 ias tls -. 1
-le9 ssi 10 s9asb1.fs 1o Atl ~ 4
~ ro bHss'e'isi saigei lrp sisss. .-siaf
y4if .rcgassgr1s uiaei'Aj esf5ii1
- laai sdaT le s.hfsto8 Il. a,.ot6s
saf ~ s9Htsls a aoasic-si sat - ~
b. .taii.anDs .saa cErl 7afas . trs iff1fa
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1858-08-26
Comm,ttss-=Perry DildIne, Frfnl
m. Cochr ran; Pickaway Co, Jacob Beck.
MArcgEp AND BLoop#p HoRsEs.
.ApariiinF Eomaittss-1siias Wright, Hooking
rank DunleYy, Licking Co., Eli p. Ashbro0k.
UWb ~ =
MARES 40.
Lacks AND MULES.

do riding horse sii6wn W LADY .1-.SIe do 80
'yatoarding Comnaittse-- Adam Miller, Plckaway Go
osenh Stoeton Franklin Co., Abram Applegate
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-11-12

The New York Decentralization for Europe.
Tue mail steamship Fulton, Capt Wot,on, will leave this
port 70 morrow at noon for Southampton and Hav.e.
The European mails will close in this city at hapast ten
o'clock TO morrow morning.
The European edition OF the Herald, printed in French
and English will be published q, ten O'Clock in the morn
ing Single copies, in wrappers, six cents.
Subscriptions and advertisements for any edition Of the
NEW Yosx HERALD will be received at the following places
In Europe
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CENTRAL AsKRrca-MorSraNs AND MorsrANuRs 90
Cora RcA-Irs RESOURCES Avn DxnSy-In order to
accommodate the numerous schools Of our city, Mr.
Mcagher has made arrangements give fun narrative
Of his and Mr.. Psez's Central American trayengs on
Saturday afternoon a O'clock when the entire series Of
the splendid paintings by Mr.. Kyle will be exhibited
SUI further to accommodate the pupils q schools and
the friends who accompany them the price will be lowered
10 ono half Of that already advertised Unnecessary
10 remind the public tina, this delightful and highly intel
cciua entertainment takes place al Niblos saloon aud
that TO- morrow afternoon and evening wi be the last
occasion offered 10 New York 10 enjoy IT, Mr.. Mcaghcr
has 10 leave Immediately Cor the south.