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WINES AND LIQUORS.

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A cARD-I HEREBY OFFER TO SUPPLY PURE
s s brand sss s S my Own
only sonsdsrsSs saving can Be mis n
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ever imported :. drsni q Ss tables o. pt1a.s FAINT
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HOLIDAY svrrLrEs
wi rspsse s iRpSSnnsa. &
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In order 70 rsduce stock and employees Tho sub
eriesr. Offer the above terms seec,Ionsn wood sna
SHERRY, MADEIRA AND PORT WINES
J1S4ic% AND ''i ST ca sg sPiRifs
Nee g'eds sre mostly Of iniporstsns snd %
approved quality
10 cHAsrAGSgs We have . Large Ssorsuen, u ans
BOTRBos, RYE AND xoSosGAugrA wHrsKEys
Received drsct from The best d-ieres including
very choice varict.ea
% eo,a GOOD. " hare l.r-,. and se., ...ct ron
seEn.pps psrs Loaaun crdl.i On, Sxmbrc.s. " and
saads fas 'whsRcys anu assorted srsdcs o. BraadIos
wines 40
, ss !. .sse living = M, e, and
prtces Az a wH.rL1ck 90,
Corner o. White street.
SEyExr5 AvESys DIsr1ILnRI, NOS, ns AND N
~ Get Oh ksds pure Laucrs for fam ~No,. ale
fsIv Arr. sirsss. New Yosi a1SaEs sos s"'
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plsoes buY sne Fraods vines Rums whisssy and Cor
- cal and srs,ns our 1auos b~fore hssins sss-"s
No 70 s.ss tsAesal stset and lS 20 lr We. IAr
BILLIARDS.
ID b~e-fhe Bvcslssv srvins cushion. patented Angus
Va esA Lively, and durable bcyond any and all
pHELANs BILLIARD TABLES AND COMBINATION
CyshsonA New improverlenis patented september -
P&sLAs coLLzSpAR
S1s a 70 - Crosby ssrceA
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afford ~ srs IL go rsi.~s Is W. beId Al fsmm.ny
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PART III.
CHAPTER XIII.

The Laws OF Interuuion r ny Rxplaned--A fred and
wendeened Limit 70 In the North
and Mulattoi-rn in the Southland and
sequences-The Physiological Laws Governing MuL olsm
and MongresuCondton u the Negro la Jamaica Hayti
AcThe Negro when Isqled, certain Relapse into Mis-
Original Barbarian aAl Dnerenoe between Negros
and Mulatoc-The Vcioushess aud Ccwsrce OF he Non-
Uei-His low Grade Of Vitality, &c, to
rs Issued. post paid
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CHATTER XII.

Recapulaon and Review OF the Outward characteristics
q the Neo-coor etc, seen 20 be only single Fac, GU
OF the Millions OF Facts separating RAces-Inner Qualities
necessarily correspondent with the Outward onesCon
clustop.
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Organism the senses-Their strength Arueness In
Inferior Races-rhr Caug, of Negro Indocuce Explained
The Necessity Of Governng te NegroIncApacy OF ths
Free Negro TO Produce sufficient for his Own support
Hts Ultimate Extinction Simply Question Of Time-lncApsci
Of the Negro for the Higher Branches OF
feet Of Flogglng on the Negro senses, &c, &C
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DhMN FAtfN hfPrBLTCAN GENERAL COMMIT
- tN.~ tsihiaHtt Nan-The members are requested ~
1NAat ~ Hnz q - I'll nit~r. be- held Iammsny
0Mt. " At9f9h0r II, 100 AZ bali past
ftWNi y .tRDY, Chairman
svas IlAApl 500 ai.s,
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RAILROADS.
uIUDSo KIvER RAILRosp-rok aLsAsr AND
II rruy, ccnnecsing With trains North and Vest
csAssxrs .Tsxrr. rsox rHgErr vIRsr srrrrl
xIprsse 40 II A \. aad = IS IA ~ A. NJ ands.oP.N
rruy asa Arssny. MAJ -.w som
Troy and Albany vRh ,caf ios Pm Sundays Included.
cal. pa &. A..
PoassTespss ualn, i.scAk. aal.lSPM
rsss.icl train. 'rs .;srs
= A. r. sMiru, sspenusendsn.
+ + IS -. -aa.-
Anew yoRN ALBANY AND HARLEM RAILROAD
IN Fer Albany snd Troy counectnx With the Se~ Yors
central Railroad for al pyn's west Nortnwest ADD south
vest and The sor,hern Railroaa for Saratoga Rutsnd
bariagsco Pst.-ours Rouse Point ofiensbus ast xon
s~a Ga ond sfter Aonds,, nov III 1904 trains vi
rwenY stkn ststion- Ns~ Tork, folows;ror Al
5any, A. ~ and a. A. kxprcss, and iosl A. ~ Express
nah wnia ror c1pton TAI. n, stopping al AZ stations
sheys yerAvils For White Plains ls n, 1p and $40
s.oRpns a. al stations FOR White rlsina els Y,
nAns nr~kop. u A. N. and ssO r. ~ from Twenty srss
nrect depvs ssorpng NJ AL stations For WI lsms Bridge
nAb - lwednesday and saturday only from twenty
srh Mreet oepol stopping al ell stations Rsturning VII
lave Aib.ny 4 A. and ! ~ ?. n; Eas, Albany f.is A
- and - y Express train Albany N A. NJ; Rass Al
Sssy y ii ..,,aps me. train crcsan vaa
oasd " And " p. n, stopping Il ali stations
klllsms Bridge ~ A. a. and 4. n sicppins Al ali a.
sions Williams sr,dsA or "WEDNESDAY ss1 saturday
ioHN BURGHtfI. As~ssans supsssssssAeut
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CHAPTER XII

ERRONEOUS Impressions Relative TO the Branwhat Con-
situes the Bran-1is Ne the True Test of Intelligence
General Uniformity OF the Negro BsinIs Correspondence
with the Body-Its sixe when Compared with OF the
White Mantle Folly aud Imp,ety vi Attempting Equal
Ire those whom tod has MADE Unequal, &C
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~hlcs sveg 0dy nust visit Open svsy evening at .oe
A. ~ No boys admlsed kcnsmber. cns door from LAurS
kssDss theasfe. Adutaaion - osnla
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TJooLEY CANPBILLis NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
IL saloon.
NO spAy EVENING, Dec II. aud every evening,
NEW FEATUREr MEN FEATURES
DOUBLE JIG.
LATTER vs. Politics
DIMES LAND, &C.
With sonrs, Act, Dances aud ntatLon Scores
Doors open NJ 81; 70 N Tickets 70 eeals
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DRYANTs' MINsTELs,
ID MECHANICS HALL. az Broadway. above Grand
street.
Monday, December IL and every Ugh, during the week.
RICHARD ILL., BtRLEsQUE.
Dck. .....t.. Dan Bryant Ham
Warnholi Hilton, Berger AMI Gould,
The Popular vocal luareo, IN chcrnsses &c
PEEL AMI NORTON,
In their ininlllable double shuttle an Irish reel
Mise lsslpps ding Mac Din Darrols and Plantation scenes
Change of time Doors open al 81. Commence ~.
Tickets - cents.
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DANCING ACADEMIES.
poDwoKrhs DANCING ACADEMIES.
No sc Brosd~ay. New York
No. III Montague street., Brooklyn
Wednesdays ana Saturdays In New Yorx- MONDAYS ana
Thursdays, Tuesdays aud Fridays In Brooklyn Circulars 2
terms, Ac., may 10 had =. either Academy.
A IL TIE NEW DANCEs.--L. DE @. BROOKRs'
~ AsABfMv. al or~e~>~
III the tashtonAhe dances taught IA OF leoaa
NEW tfAssks FOR TUESDAY AND NEDNEsDAy
LADIES' NETT Tuesdays and Hrdays 70 ernt~meu lO
l.. NJ. Children Wednesdays and saturdays, Sto eP. -
ladies PRIMARY rla<rss Instructed By Mrs BrookeA
soIREE WEDsEspAY EvkNTs0.
ATsR; AND MRs. TREsoR's PRIVATE DAscrso
~ Acafeniss 65 West IN rsy fourth street Now JERK
~ S0UGA Eighth street. Brooklyn d., ciAssas for
second quarter forming rrvae lessouS schools
and home Cases attended 20. Cal for circulsr~
MADAME sAryACEAu's DANCING ACADEMY, 7a
M Broadway below Tenth street, II open afternoon
and every evening nj clock The Prince
other QuadrIl~s the Polka Rcdowa all
Dances taught wthout fell twelve pupil
laugh, separately and practices Immediately espsrscsd
d. nseus.A - =.
II puNAn, sALLsI nAsTss " THE THEATRE
sossry Ls.s ne q psr Iaonsh four sssalnr' .ad fs4
ternofn clsas~s.
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L,oR CHARLESTON. :. G., SAVANNAH, o.. AND THE
side wheel Steamship Iine-fhe steamship MARION, j.
Nhng commander will leave pier No. North river
Wednesday December 10 At O'Clock 4. " Rates pas
with through tickets, as foiloxs;ro SavAnnah, Ia
Gle Charleston, o. si5 New orleans 50 rs; Mobile SIS;
Montgomery Ala, 30; Nashville, Telu SA Is, Memphis
ISL rs; Chattanooga. Knoxville 80 Auxu
eli ~; Atlanta tll Columbia e. SIT ~; Charlotte ~
CT $N for freight or passage apply 10 spOff0RD TILES
TON CO., ~ broadway. Tn magnificent entirely
steamship JSo. r. KfNu r. Adams comma nder, will
cred on Saturday, December p
TOE SAVANNAH AND OTHER POINTS, A. BELow.-
II The nrsi class aide wheel steamship AUGUSTA Capt
a. y Woodhui. vii leave ca saturday. Dec r. al r. n,
from pr North river Through tcket be had for the
foo.ins places Ne. orissas t9 IS NOBLE rs; Mont,
t, AZ ~ Sss'sso9s 30 S.ss ~. 81 70 kSs,vis
TsSn:s: xn er rfai 2. pA.ssso apply :. u sroAdwa
End SAL on Saturday Dec ., at ; r NJ
SAMUEL l.. MITCHELL son, New York -.
JOHN 4. WILDER CELLS. savannah }AsnA
L>OR SAVANNAH AND THB soUTH-rHE NEW AND
II elegant steamship MONT 0MERY, Capt Vim. G. Berry
viii leave per ~ N K, Thursday, Deo ~ r. ~
The steamer Of this line al new and surpassed
N elegance confor', safety ard speed hy Any
Tickets 20 New Orleans, Ss Is. Noble, so; MONTGOMERY
t23 Aemphs FL Is Nashville, 81 20; Knoxville, e15 so
Chattanooga, So Albany, 81; tOlsnbus e2i; Atlanta
~ Nscon, so; Augusta ~ ~ Savannah, SIS Apply 10
II. H. CROMWELL Co, 80 West and yl5 Broadway
The new steamship u H. CUfLER succeeds saturday,
Dec -
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L,OR HAVANA
II United States Mall steamship
QUAKER CITY,
r. W, Shufeldt CommAnder
vii leave for the above port "Wednesday December a
st twelve clock ~,
From rier As North RIVER
For frsisht passage Apply to
HARG0cs CO., No. u south ssrees.
HAyANA AND new ORLEANS EVERY rBS DAYS
III To eel Friday, Deorinbr a. Il O'Clock steam
shp DE- suFO y Johnston, Commander, receiving
fright and viii .a above from pler fe u Murray street.
North river. LIVINGSTON, CROCHERON . Co. q
huarsy street. The steamship Dienvie ssna Jan 4
sT,HRouGH FRETGrIr ARRASGENKST.-roR NOR.
fob, Portsmouth, city Point and Richmond counecting
With Norfolk and Petersburg and southsde Railroad
Lynchburg Bristol Memphis and intermediate Places
freight received every day and through receipts furnished
ut pier - North river.
Steamship yANEsrowS, Captain Skinner. icaves every
Tuesday. si3p ~
se.nssp ROANOKE. Captain Couch, every SATURDAY. At
frss, % Eo1oh cent. per foot; Ci,y Point scents.
and Rlchnond. cents
Petersburg Rhmond, te. Children betve~n the azs u
1 and L. half price LUDLAM a HRISBkEs,
No, lis Broad
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A POLITICAL TEXTBOOK FOR 1901
"A Comtilsd by HORACE GREELEY and JOHN .


CLEVELAND, now In pse.s and win be ksusd IL i'
intended to embody every important proposition ,Os ioos
nspt passage calculated to shed Light The pending Pred
der t struggle and be cay useful book Of reference
10 all speakers writers and others actively engaged In the ssn
vsss. Among fs contents are the following:
A SKETCH OF ALL THE NATIONAL NOMINATING
CONVENTIONS held In the United ststes siucs the ars
1885, intending the Party Platform adopted - ss'b Con
BIsTORY OF THE STRUGGLE FoR SLAVERY *
TENSION, OR kslRIGTIoH in THE UNITED
;usn Of k.n... from tos Union IL iSSe s.,sy sn u;
Cns' s :, ooesss. :se % s1S% as s,.s ss asus a
A sisTOKf OF CUSGREssloNAL ALTON on ! Tai a.
ACTUAL SETTLERS ON THE PUBLIC LANDS viii
the isss and Ny, y on A. %pO.s Questions
Message Of lssa regard the rhsA Of rsr.isn Gov
pofnTsR S ie Douglass E. sn.
pubishsd in Harper. M.s..ne) sAs Dividing Lo' -
THE s"fsf Efss ns Lee
delivered at Rochester In 1888 .
which he describes Northern Mechanics as the Aads Of
TIE REVOLUTIONS recently passed BY ssu.,. on tn.
powers and duties of Congress m regud to Slavery In tn'
A PROPOSED sEDITIoN LAW -Eztr.e,s from Mr. Doug
lass speech In favor Of law TO punish setious Psob
POPULAR OR soUATTER RsovEREIGNTY. -E,n.s.. froa
Senator Bsnjsmns Speech against Sqasisf and
IN .s. M Mr. EsscS Frf
fort ky the powers and duties of Congress In regard "a
PRINCIPLES oF THE REPUBLICAN PARTY;-Ahs.h..
Lcoh: Speech a. spnsh.ld IN Jsns ~ lssa on ''''''
sfISIi aSiSH -
Mr. Douglass questions Mr. Lincoln Slavery, and Mr.
Lincoln Tepe; Also, Mr. Lincons questions TO oousas
with Douglss's replica
LETTERS OF DISTINGUISHED sTATEsMEN.-Gea
Case letter to p Nicholson Of Tennessee In .hes
he snnciaps the theory Of squseI Sovsresuty Martin
Var Burens Of lS+s the Po~er 4 Congress
Slavery the Territories Greene Bonsoos le,tof lsts
declaring Slavery TO exist onlJ by the force Of osN
Dani-lS Dickinson the subj Ct Ea~Md Bates
the Missouri Deesaes to the Republican Convsntion S's
his letter sustaining the nomination OF MI Lincoln
POWERS OF THE SUPREME COURT.-Estracts nom h.
Writing. Speeches the Father. Of the Kepable and
particularly Of the Jefersonsn Re party on tho po~
and duties Of the Supreme Court Of the United states
ELECTION RETuRNSThe returns Of each state y Ccus
ties for President snce ard including ls40 the vote q
each State BY Counties at the last General Election preses
ing the Presidential Election OF 1850
RESOLUTIONS ke-R.solutions OF Party ests Convention
aud Of Stale Legislatures the subject Of Slavery and saei
extracts the speeches and writing. Of Pomisen Stats
and Politicians who recognized 40 leader. oi n-i
respective parties viii give clear idea Of the isso..
vowed the coDihg Potiss Campaign, and the positions
taien by the various parties ts the contest
The Textbook viii be ready In the course Vt July nssuy
bound in cloth Price per copy post s66 hundred
Ossh order, solicited. Address THE TRIbUNE
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Now Ready.
CEND ON YOUR ORDERS.

RAIAM LIN O . N,
BY AN ILLINOIS REPUBLICAN,
Who knows well the Man and history "a ready, In
large CON pact Pamphlet Of 81 doubecoamn pages for general
eircal..iep Is . CAMPAoN DOCUMENT.
CHAPTER I-E.RLr LiYR.
His sIsndather murdered by indians-Hs Pa
I,nts~An ouly Child-Adveoe Circulnstsnces-Wes,srn
schools FIFTY Years AgokenovA TO indisnaW2rs In the
Sorrow--Chsfacter his Mother-keaans the scitares
seEducsed-Fir.t mountaineering lncidcrt of Boyhood
CHAPTER Ti--RHnoyAL TO Irrlsols;
Illinois in IN n. Northern and Middle Portions
Population oval of the Lincoln fauilyTheir ode Of
1Is,elk ounding another Home-Budins Log Cabin and
CHATTER II-sLAT-BoArx, rx,S-CLERx-1SDr.s FIe#Ina.
deer Snow-Lncon engages 70 lat Boat to Ne~.Or-
iden. OF his hipFirst entrance mt
County-buids boaa New.Oreat chaise
Of store aud Mll New sslem Primitive Cusous7Pef;
sopsl PopularityThe plsck Hawk War; Volunteers
Csptain-S OluI,,eeTs Second and Third 1ime-fhe War
Euted-Return Home
CHAPTER URVsioK-LEsisLAfoh-LAW-
Lincoln Candidate for the Of News.lem
yeyOr-E.eted the Ltsss'uie.Do1gAss Opiuioa Of Lilo
eo1hs True lest q Geoiu'IssnSes Law s.a smose 70
tSp,ioa Of o' TO- TTe.y ,s Of h Pay G
spesker-Sun pary of mis- the State Legislature
4. s.,o,. h,,sJf 20 bis r1of.sson The Presidential
CANVASS Of l8iOls placed the Eec ke-t.t Con
tests with DOuglss-ihe Law ssa,n-some Of Lncons char
Is sssin placed Electoral NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. with Cali
bouS Soi halsss nO0rety)-his spsechss on the Tah-
Speeches In Indiana
CHAPTER Yl.-IN CossRYss
Unanimously noniuAted Coz gess-Hs opponent, Pete
CsrIwIghi-U nprec. dented Mg)oty-Enters Congess-A
bnlapt Array Great Names-A Consent W his Record
Ih Mexican War-Lncoln for all the suppis bis-
Proofs the hecordTho position Of the hLig Party In
relation to the MEXICAN NsrAshmuns h~.oluton--Fresent
Lssaers If the Democracy Mexican WafSlavey In
the District OF Columbia.
CHAPTER VII.
Reason for Retiring ConpesThe Canvass Of laS2Repesl
of III. Missouri Compromise- in Poitics-Eaeountes
with Dougss-R Little Giant-An Opposition
IetauieElecton ofU. g. Senatorial ,guai1ous conduct
OF Mr. Neutrality-suspicious. Of the Republican Pay In IL
hnois-Speecb of 1851
CHAPTER VIlI.-1HB SENATORIAL CONTEXT WITH DOUGLAS
Il 1873.
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THE WIDE-AWAK VOCALIST
Il Or RAIL-SPLiTrERS sONG-BOOK.
WORDS AND MUSIC,
FOR TIE REPUbLICAN CAMPAIGN OF 1850.

FOR THE REPUBLICAN CAMPAIGN OF 1860.
CHoICE COLLECTION or SosGs SOLOS, DUETS QtahrEs,
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titles OF the pieces viii ss. sa de OF
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Victory Anxious S. pnen; Aise ye oons OIL
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Wsh sour tor cnidrrn; Candidate with Cork Legs Onoef
How, Douglas his Dinan For Abe shall nave the
Belt Forwsd Forward the Word Freed Ini paul M
fet ot Of he WAY Little Giant amin from tho rug
Lso; nave you from Chcsgol High Old Abe 's " ~
hi Rally Rally Ho, Men Of every Natoo In tood ne
pubIca Times ooat Horn nsntes dropped s Lex
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The Peope had rive Candidates; The Taller Man Well SAed
bsn mi yay TIE Wedge Maui Unro the hepno1can
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Va lis d,s ~, rman Trsnsa ION; Well oil take Ride Were
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Ghanres for Business Glen.

A FINE BUSINESS LOCATION, On the south
N I'D. Of Long Island within ~ miles of NcwY BY rail
to.d 70 LEI ch, ap Of years, Consisting OF hne
STORE with ice-n ouse, orsnary, Stables, Ne Can sell
sIOV orb Goods early for cash at good proht Loca
op p fv view o the ocesn perfectly healthy chaIches and
shoois near by The store is open The pesen stock oi
s.IE al ashcs Reason sng has other and
s,,ed 10 H. For Iuli tcula sa between the
OF and D. m o. 3T Broadway corner Of fuison, New
York. -. H. rohibh fi"l"ios"'
p s-Posses,ion xiyen immediately.
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OyylcE OF THE WATER ConsIssinasRs,
JERSEY CITY, July II lSUo }

JERSEY CRY, July Il laJo )
DITUMINOUS COAL for the WORKS at
ID DBELLEVLLE-Sesled proposals win be received ., this
oise unti uESDAf July a. ,ns at 81 stock m for fur
nsi q and de v,ng the dock Of the W,er WORKS on Tue
Puss.c River opposite Beeyle N twelve hundred suns
,oi a4J pounds per tun) OF pIiUMlN0uS COAL.
The Coal s be Run of the Mine" free from slate
aud y mat rails clean unnred (of all which the
usetor sbs furnish such evidence shall be facso and
suh cton to quality and qanit a
the board Comi-sioD-rs direct Lhe quality Of
be equal 10 the best bitumn1us coal Id In THIS maj
act the whole 10 be delivered III good ord between Au
srst l0 ard October TO- next
Parties proposing e the price per tun Of 22 pounds
which the coal lie to BE- TAKEN
lie tho right TO rjec any or a., bids
po be deemed by them for the nsee't o jersey
liy 90 10 do. -, INN .
fropos to be dee..d any the undersgnsd or to The
Water & onrah sioLers Of jersey ty.n - m
WILLIAM B RKBECK COMMITTEES on
A. A BARDENBERGd, ! Works out OF
J. X. WoRTENDYkE, } the City
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HOW TO SWIM: A Guide for Learners.
III Only II oepts. HOW TO LIVE: new hsnd. Book @
pornestc Economy rs cents. THE MOVEMENT CURE;
An rypostor of the xeaish method with 70 illustrations
81 rs HOW 40 WRITE How TO Talk How 70 Behave. and
hSy to Do Bp.s,;; s N gaRs P%ACs eO1a foets
Lexicon 20 cents. HOW 40 BUILD; Manuel Of AIshi-
tecfnre: SO cents NEW sELF-INSrRUCrOR IN PHhE-
NOLUGY AND PHYSIOLOGY, with 1Vo Epgrsvinssi ~
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Amusements.
pARNUMs AMERICAN MUSEUM.

RARNUMs AMERICAN MUSEUM:
Dunder the personal .ope vision of.....R r. BARNUM
sex sSSEES Sf IA aEaFS Il TE
CoUweneius MONDAY, July 18th. ioso .A''fAi'N
One S;i n1s Z Fl
EVERY AfTERSO0S AND EygSiNS
MxRcHEs, DANCES &c;, aaOrdins interesting and
AMUSEMENT FOR FSSfIies lsIIfi AND CHILDREN.
Also be es1 q az SG s%bso ri fssis snd
Husband ws and Csiid s.eh one with Pure White slin
slien White Hair, Pilk Eyes &c though born
p',pps Hsaiet @ wonder. Of the world.
Ao h Va F fsTi TIE e ysP%EEsE as EMBASSY
sutorsph Letter Nor Leland to whom he presented the
'''N GIANT BABY, OR INFANT LAMsERTi, avn
sewn MrhsthsS shAnS PIP s. psShss RoUsb 81 rdE cEsT
THE GREAT LIVING BLACK SEA Lion,
cny animal the kind iu the aotc states ana
He weigh, Icbs eat. Gaos daily and requires barrels
FINEST fittT.'tI aoTssis s'fis IN Tas isaa WORLD
rsF feS vs Ts 'ees %Ra4 rf Is t Or Lss sss
rHF yS
BABY sAf xRE5 u NE& w Wax
AdnHanes to everything rs cents. Pquet.e IS cent. extra
NIBLOs GARDEN.
IN JAMES n and @m;snsss,. m;r!
BrS2sg 2sh eSoH p y < i DAyESFo&Hi & s', D
Les. night Of PO-CA-H 0NTAs.
Ureas Gill
TUESDAY EVENING July II, 1850,
JOHN BkOUUHAMS great Builesque Of
B, BnoUsHaH, S-fAhEHSSPuaaff DAtESPuaf. The NELSON
SIS TERS. and the company.
The CALI SISTERS 10 grand PA, DE DEU&
In,eInission Tor Promenade aud hefreshments.
i"' ''"s THE IRISH TIGER
In which Mr. Brouphalu vii sing hi, great sonz
g. Onld ireland, you my dering'
Mile THELEUR and Mons. WEIinOFF tna
PAS DE DEUX.
THE PLEASANT NEIGHBOR.
By Mise POLLY MARSHALL, Mr. DAVlDGE, and Others.
Tickets 50 cents; OIchest Chairs Sl Private Boxes, % 70
3d. No secured seats except Orchestra and Private Boxea
TOMORROW "Wednesday NIGHT,
First BENEFIT Ia this city Of
THE GALE SI,TERS
A mes. attractive entertainment will be offered
WIN soon be produced In grand style.
ALADDINi Or THE WONDERFUL LAMP.
WIALLACKs THEATER.
TONIGHT TUESDAY, July II, 1850,
MIR. FLURENCSS BENEFIT.
TIE TOODLES.
Timothy Toodles. Florence.
Alter whi.h
THE GREAT EASTERN.
Principal characters Mr. snd Mrs. W. j. Florence
To conclude with
THE GOOD FOH-NUTHING.
Florence.
Doors open at IT. commences at O'clock