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UyERY LAWYER SHOULD HAVE COPY
THE LENNON SLAVE CASE.

THE LENNON SLAVE CASE.
The full History Of Lennon Slave Case from t' origin to
II. ps decision In the of Appeals containing the opinion
0 Judge Paine before whom the first heard the pn'
Ion Of the Supreme Court the points end arguments Of onae'
oConor VIM M Evurts and Joseph Blunt In the Court o.
Appeals and the opinions of Judges Deno Wright and cerke
The srest importance Of the legal and political principles In
voved bodnoss with which the issues were made and the
ability with which the argument was sustained on posh sides
render th. Of the most significant and universally nte'
Ing trials that took place in this country Price Per copy
rs cents per 100 els. sent BY mall cents In addition must
be sent to prepay postage Torms cash Address
THE TRIBUNE, Tribune Buildings, New York.
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nOYTs HIAWATHA HAIR RESTORATIVE

warranted every 10 restore Cray Hair TO s
original color Il has been applied In Thousands Of Ia the
principal cities Of New and ha not failed In single M
accomplish all that claimed for It. No ban 90 gray
OF red the Hiswsths win change to- beautiful and HE
Ike brown and black IL IL not instantaneous dye whicn
sock gives dead black color TO the hair tne Pa
tent having 10 submit ospns washing and sponGns the
hair every time applied preparation OF .uiphaI
skim Il Is sicle requiring prepara ion no washing pc
fore after using 1t applied In i've minute: me and WIN
People who have used this preparation declare nrscu
lous is eect and that viii perform all that presends 70
do"--[ Balou's Pictorial. =,
Issuecess wonderful and only say we indore all
the proprietor Gays regard 10 M"t Boston Journal
For temonss and directions handsis accompanying
each bottle. - 40
Sold by r. C. Wells L Co.. General Agents. No lis Franklin
st Caswel Mack Co., 5thsv. Hotel; George W. DE La
vergne, No 20S G,hav. corner 4hs and BY C1dfng
No Fultons and b. Chadwick corner Court and Prc.
dent also In Williamsbugh by Butler Co., No ~
4th also in Jersey City, by Longah No 50 Montgomery
aud the principal retail Dussuts and Fancy Goods deal
ers throughout the country.
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wrp GOODS.

@ ECIAL NOTI ICE.
DE FOREST, ARMSTRONG & CO.,
DRY GOODS MERCHANTS,
HAVE REMOVED
TO THEIR NEW AND SPACIOUS wARERO0Ms,
Noa 70, ~, 20, 81 IS and 80
DUANE-ST.,
MEAN BRoApwAY.
where they win offer for sale and elegant stock OF
DRY GOODS for the Fall Trade suited to all sections Of the
country. They opening weekly
AMOSKEAd
WAMSUTTA PRINTS,
In new desirable styles These celebrated Prints the
CHEAPEST
BEST
sold IN the United sates and they beg leave to eau the
particular sttentien
OF DEALERS
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GREAT CLOSING OUT SAL Z
SPRING AND SUMNER GOODS.
GREAT EXCITEMENT! GREAT RUSH!
TO KINZEY'S
CHEAP EMBROIDERY AND RIBBON STORE.
The store has been closed for the Of making down the
STRAW GOODS CLOSING OUT.
!, 500 Straw Bonnes closing out, &c. TO 12c.
3so Straw Bonpets all styles lsc. to SOC.
200O Fine BoDpets half price
Shaker Hoods. lee.
1000 Bloomers CLOSING lee. TO 75c.
Grape, Silk and TRAINED Bonnets, hall priee.
RIBBONS CLOSING OUT.
l5co0 yards Ribbons, &c, &C., &C., &c.
5000 yards wide, Iich 0auSe and Crepe, &C.
1000 yards rich Ribbous, worth 2Sc l2tc.
FINE, RICH RIBBONS, HALF PRICE.
PARASOLS HALF PRICE.
$50 psIssos l8c. BIC Soc, 63c-. 75c.
SILK MITTs, CLOSING.
5000 pairs slk Mitts, &C., l2c 1Se., 25c.
l. 500 pairs tine silk Mitts, closing low.
20e0 paiIs Nisses Mts Dc, Sc, &C.
sOo Msntila, closing sSe Is 49, ;Gelt q 70 3r a2
1000 silk Twist Nets, l2ic
500 Yich Bugie Nets, 25c
$50 Chenille Nets, 25c.
sotO Gents and Ladies' Handkerchief, &c. TO &c
Muslin Sets, Collars, and Sleeves, &c. TO SOC.
Bands, closing out, &c. 10 75c.
$3.50 Collars closing out, Be. TO sSc
MANTlLLA and FLOUNCING LACES, closing out.
A large lot Of LACE COLLARS, closing, &c. to l7c
With large lot. Of other goods bought this last sesson at suc
'gi HooP.sKiRTs, TaiMMiNGs, HOSIERY, GLOVES
FANS, FLOWERS, RUCHEs , hs, SSssazpv,s Ss
No. 223 Eighth sv., between 2lst and I'D sts.
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CAMPAIGN DOCUMENTS.
We invite the attention of friends Of the Republican to
the following list Of documents:
LIFE AND PUBLIC SERVICES OF
HON. RAHAM LIN co L N 4,
(Authorised edsion,)
BY D. w. BARTLETT
BsaBd in Cloth with Steel Portrait, ssi psses Price 81
Postage prepaid.
An Abridged Edition, paper covers rs cents
Speeches and Public Services of ABRAHAM LINCOLN, with
sketch Of the Life Of HANNIBAL hAMLIS Price per copy
cents postage paid per dozen, 81 So per hundred 30
required BY cents must Os added to the dozen
OF hundred piice, to prepay postage
LINC0LNs AND DOUGLASS SPEECHES In the gess
Ios Campaign Of 1855 royal octave 28o pages stitched %
esls copy $40 per loo Postage 10 cents
THE LENNON SLAVE cAsE-Fun History Of the Case,
@ sps9i S si sSdss: sss sDd ssn Of
THE CASE OF DRED SCOTIA large pamphlet Of loa
sss,. Postage PAD One copy - cents four copies oil
THE TRIBUNE ALMANAC for 1860 contain. Popular Vote
PRECEDENT BY States Retains Of Elections Price postage
HELPERs IMPENDING CRISIS OF THE SOUTH
leompendium Pnce 20 cents ola per l sSO per 1000
Postage cents.
Price Is each postage prepsid express $IS per i
REPUBLICAN soNGsTER for 1850. Price 10 cents Post
age paid
THE BoBoLNK MINSTREL FOR lsso-Phce 10 cents,
postage paid
FREEDOMS BATTLE CRY. Words by w H. Burleish.
Set Music Price cents 81 per no. Postage cent PEI
copy additional
REPUBLICAN CAMPAIGN MUSIC. No. p "we'n Con.
ansr OF for male voices two snoIs and two bsses Price
Scents cents BY mail postage prepaid
REPUBuoAN Po0KxT-PIsToL Price osntI Post
sse paid
PROTECTION TO HOME LABOR AND HOME PRO;
DucTs NECESSARY 10 THE PROSPERITY OF THE
AnERICAN FARMER. By Henry Carey Baird A large
- osns sss' q Sorsn 81 SIS per
ased mail % cents Dozen s2 40 per hundred SS
per thousand.
.exs speech In tho Senate with Haulmonds "ILLUsTRA-
TON s.mi-Weekly Tribune Of June Price cents per
oopy 81 per 100. Postage cent per copy sdnpsnh
CAMPAIGN TRACTS.
PLzAsx 10 the remarks On Post.
ase eH these documents IS prepayment FsquroA
l. THE IRREPREssIBLE CONFLICT: Gov sey.rd's
hecSsS speech Of lss with Charles oCOnOFs Uhisneet-
H. TIE DEMOCRATIC LEADERS FOR DisUNIoN.
Sp ssh nsny "hsOn o. &ssschussts in the Sea'e' jan
III. THE ADMISSION OF KANSAS: Gov Seward. srea,
Nv. NATIONAL POLITICS. Speech Of Abraham IAno.ln
I.s. 6Sss. SSssSn Sf W.Sa. Fob H. 1885,
v. LAND FOR THE LAKpLEss. rs. Han a.,o.A, A
6Eows spee,sh, fh tes House, Feb. 2s, 1860
VII be ready In few dsys.
III THE LIlvE OF ABRAHAM LINCOIN--Ry AN Iuinois
sssssoi Ssnp Sss s s1S u: s.
.aeI cs@pssn tssuEsS' % pnss ne cGgy cents
ns sne cent sSts vsI % prspsy postsqs Cs
sds se sossed ana s be ssd IN Ofder tSsr rsees
The sssve are printed l type and good paper each
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$1,000 ApRITIQNAL REwARDThs y, AR ,; Idas
WALTON, hereby offer REWARD OF 81 900 in addition to tho
CONVICTION the person or persons who said John
Walton and John w. Matthews WIN r. WALTON.
JOB LONG.
NewYof July 10 1890. =. B. ALLEN
Any information concerning the affair viii he received
u the CoToleTs once.
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Now Ready.
CEND ON YOUR ORDERS.
THE LIFE OF
RAHAM LIN 20 L N,

SEND ON YOUR ORDERS.
THE LIFE OF
ABB RAHAM LIN 90 N,
BY AN ILLINOIS REPUBLICAN,
Who knows well the Man and his history is ready
,s compact Amphe. Of 80 doublscOums pages for general
circulation ss CAMPAIGN DOCUMENT
CHAPTER I-EARLY LIFx.
His GIandfather murdered by lndisnsL Pa
rents~An Only Chid-Adverse Circumstance Western
fS1s fo1sst-Lettsr Writer First Great
sefEducsed-Fs Misunderstanding Incident of Boyhood
h''' CHAPTER II-RExoyAL TO ILLINOIS.
Illinois in ls2sEzplorers in the Northern and Middle Portions
Of the iCSn Mode
TIave-Foundpg another Houe-Bulding Log Cabin and
CHIPTER AT-BoArxAS-CLERK-IypiAS FIeHrns
Flat Boats and Flat BOatmenA Commercial ReyolntSo-The
issnsNindent Of pFirst entrance into sanssmoD
store sns Mn Sss
soma. POpnay-Tbe Black Hawk re x
CHAPTER ly-MEncHAST-sURvHToR-Ls
Lincoln Candidate the LestureThe vote Of Salem
Merchant sgsnssqdies Enshsh GIsmIaInDspsy sss
co~The True Test Of Geniussudes Law and remove: %
e .s: for F%sSs
as LesderTs Ice he receives the vote OF his Party Tor
Of 6aSPFER n fEFfsP Y the State
Resolves 10 devote himself to his Presidential
Canvass of l84-Is placed the Electoral ekct-Ft Con-
tests with DouglssThe Law agsin-Some Of ncons char
Is aeain placed on the Electoral TckeDscussons with Cal
houn (of Kansas notOrietyHis Speeches on the Tuia-
Speeches in indiana.
CHAPTER vI-IS CoSGRRss.
Unanimously nominated for CoIgessHs opponent Peter
Cartwright Unprecedented Msjoity-Eners ConTess,A
Brilliant Array Of Great NamesA Consistent hig Record
IN, Mexiean War-Lncon votes for all the supply Bills
Proofs from the Record-The position Of the Wing Party IN
Leaders Of the Democracy the Mexican Warsayery In
the District Of Columbia - -
CHAPTER VII.
Reason Retiring from CongressThe Canvass OF l1-hepea
Of the Missouri Compronise-Again in
with Dougas-Re eato the Little Gisnt'-An Opposition
Le.sauie-Elecon ofU. Senatorhs sgnanimous conduct
of MIR Lncon-organzston Of the Republican Party IN IL
hnois-Speech OF 1851
CIIAPTER YIlL-THK SENATORIAL CONTEST WITH DoUsL.s,
n 1888. =.
PRrcE cents copy 40 cents per dozen 81 30 per hun
drd $50 per thousand If sent by mail ONE CENT per copy
additional must be sent to prepay postage.
Cash orders are oced and filled In the order Of their
,aeention Address THE TRIBUNE New. York.
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II TITLE, BROWN & Co.,
l. No 81 Kilby.st., Boston,
PUBLISH THIS DAY,
A PRACTICAL TREATISE
THE LAW
COVENANTS FOR TITLE.
By WILLIAM HENRY RAWLE.
THIRD EDITION-REVISED AND ENHANCED.
8yo. Price SIS 80.

This work devoted to the consideration OF the liabilities and
rights of vendors purchasers Of real estate arising rom he
Covenants Such In some shape or
into nearly every conveyance Of real estate on both
sides of the Atlantic and the demand for the present etioh
woud seem indicate that the Profession have not
wok which has io It's object their and
tcal effect. ~ 49,. II. l., -
Of this edition. the former tTese nss een
present time have been incorporated
much value the Profession throughout the
United States displays great industry and research aud sound
legal lesIning -" Il. b. Ianey. 80 ,,,,
by udc decision this subject almost every State IN the
Union which nowhere else to be found Inc industry na
research which exhibits do honorto the learned author and
title bis work to patronage Of the profession T. Grer
have exsmined with much interest MIR hswles recent
work on Covenants for Title and have received from the high
e grstdcaton The work most valuable addition to our
ock of Law Sharswood
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THE ZOUAVES at NIBLOs.

'HE LUUAVEO Ht NlDIO".
NIBLo's GARDEN July IA, 1860
Col. J. c. PIycKyEY, Commendsnt 9Th Regiment
DEAR SR-The manager of Nibos Garden respectfully In
yites yourself the officers of your regiment and ditn
shed gues the United States Cadets to visit this
fheater on Monday evening next the 18th inst
Hoping have the pleasure Of meeting upon that oces
HKADarARrERs 6fH REG'r N. Y. g. NJ, July II, 1860
JAMES NJ NToS Dear Sir; Your polite favor Of this
legation for the behalf OF guests and the Off
GERS Of the regiment accept the invitation TO visit your well
known establishment on Monday evening.
JOSEPH C. fINCKNEY
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NIBLOs GARDEN.
IN JAMES NJ Lessee and Manager.
At the urgent solicitation Of the Manager Mr. BROUGaAM
consents to play on MONDAY and TUESDAY EVENINGS,
thus yue hs whole time up the day sailing for Europe
THE CHICAGO ZOUAVES
escorted BY the officers Of the Sixth Regiment, will
VISIT THIS THEATER ON MONDAY NIGHT.
MONDAY EVENING, July l6 1868,
Mr.. BROUGHAMS neat Burlesque Of
PO-CA- ON-TAS,
BY BROUGHAM DAVENPORT, the NELSON SISTERS,
Interiude for Promenade and Refreshments.
Cen udng with the Grand Ballet Of
THE ISLE OF NYMPHS,
By Mile THELEUR, Miss HANNAH GALE, Miss
ADEONA GALE, Mile. KATARINA, Mons WEITHOFF,
and the Corps de Ballet
Tickets cents Ochesra Chairs ST. Private Boxes, $a to
So Box Office open all day;
Of the na patrons Of Nib Garden, the Manager returns
to the old system of first first served Consequently
there VIII NO RESERVED SEATS except the Orchestra
Chairs - Rivate Boxes
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Cost auo fonn6.

th 90 REWARD.-LOST, on Thursday, to
ID ~ nth inst WALLET. containing over Nv ~. - =
bib and other papers. II foona rs.s ,.,ss sewsSDs
g2s Christie II. Sho. w. + u u
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PRICE TWO CENTS.
Nmusen,ents.
NIIRLO,s GARDEN.-Nr IOHN BROUGE

NlBLOs GARDEN.-Mr JOHN BROUGHAM
st the earnest solicitation Of the Management. and many
q our leading ecnssnsed to appear In bis great
TWO NIGHTS ONLY
MONDAY and TUESDAY, July le and IT,
These win be the last nights, q he win positively sa In The
Persia "Wednesday noon -- +
The ssure Of presenting Mr. Brousham 10 tho public has
modified feeling regret for his departure SHARED
sli by al chase: in TIE community In Difference this
OF his time up 10 the day Aperture As II Will be the lat
opportunity Of seeing the sathor Of Pecshoniss in his min
win can forth expression Of public appreciation seldom
eoualed In tbis city,
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Gxfursicns.
90 Gportsmen.

E'ISHING TACKLE.
I THOMAS II. BATE Co.,
No. WARRENSr.
NEAR BROADWAY.
EISHING TACKLE.-ROds, Reels, Lines,
H. Smells Gut and all Of Fsing Tsetle Powsef
ana Shot Pouches patterns all articles for tnl
and Shooting for sale by j. CONROY No. u Fak>n r.
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NIBLOs GARDEN EXTRA-BENEFIT Of
~ A. II. DAVENPORT, TUESDAY EVENING July L.
HONTAs. Brougham Powhstsn and Paddy Ryan Irish IL
ger and Pleasant Neshbor The whole company In the cast
for four distinct entertainments.
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printing.

AT JAMES EVERDELLs-Wedding Cards,
N NOTES 8cThese celebrated engraved Casds b had
only old Gard Depot No. SC2 Broadway, corner Dne
DETER ECKLER, No. ~ Fultsn-st-, New
York does every kind Of PRINTING good - 10 hssvs
how and Is chesp a. he Give him sjob.
WYNN. EVERDELL & SONS, No. 1Q4 Fulton-st.
w Latest STYLES of WEDDING CARDS, NOTES, EN-
yELOPES, &c. (Estabhshed 1915
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ON TUESDAY NIGHT,
BENEFIT OF A. H. DAVENPORT.
LAST APPEARANCE OF MR.. BROUGHAM
VIII be produced In magnificent STYLE ALADDIN Or,
THE WONDERFUL LAMP.
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NOTICE to ADVERTISERS.-Th only Dally
IN Paper published the Canadian Seat Of Government Is
TuE OtJEbEC MORNING CHRONICLE. IL Is taken in al
mO family IN ouebec and ctcO9tes ge In lester, s,s
espected on the visit Of the Prince Advertisers will and The
CdRONICLE an excellent medium. Daily Chronicle s3 per
snnum In advance Weekly Chronicle 81 do. Terms ior Ad'
yertising made know on application
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5ilher Mars> ytnslry, 1T.

HAS COME HAS COMET HAS GOMEZ
IL THE GOOD TINE las COMET!
SINGERS No. . SEWING MACHINE CAN NOW B
HAD FOR ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS
No ! MACHINE FOR NINETY DOLLARS
manufacturing purposes the only reliable and unex
celed Sewing Machine in the world
FAMILY SEWING MACHINES FROM FIFTY To
SEVENTY-FIVE DOLLARS
They have been in families and found sunor IN
in
~ Hemmers, binding of all kinds, machine oil
and every thing in line always on hand at New York
prices The great reduction in prices enables those
have purchased CHEAP and worthless machines obtain the
best male the Everybody requested
to call at Office send for copy of l. NJ SINGER
Co.'S GAZETTE
". f. FREDERICK, Agent,
fn-tIr Dali.
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4nhIft Salks.
BY f. w. BENNETT d CO
u ECEIVERS SALE
ORA
LARGE AND VALUABLE STOCK

LARGE AND VALUABLE STOCK
Nv D.toGS ,DYESTUFFS, MEDICINES ETC
virtue decree Of the Superior Court n RaItin,ore
P5sea IA cause wherein Howard D. 0NeiI is com
i1nad anu meofge Fischer is defendant, the under
Oh nI me stock in trade assets and other pro
IT Itore in SHARP STREET near Baltimore street on
tHFspA1 February 6th 1860, O'Clock, the entire
Stock OF Drugs Medicines, pye-Stufs, every thing
% Wy found IN rstcass whoesl Drug Store together
WIN Al the Fixtures and good will of the establishment
NnTiCE.-The entire Stock Fixtures and Good Will of
he store will be sold in lot offering opportunity
20 any one DESTROYS of entering into the Wholesale nrng
The Stock is large and very complete with fresh
Persons whingto examine the can do 50 any time
before the sale application at the No 10 Sharp ST.
where particular inventory valuation Of the stock NAV
De examined on and after the 9th February
IermS-pne quarter cash; balance in G. and I2 months
WITH interest and security approved the receiver
The cash payment will be required at the time of sale
JOHN p. POE, Receiver
;,,.,or,,, F. W. BENNETT & co,
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Metals. AarNmart. &t.
HARDWARE.

IL HISS COLE.
\, ,>-,-,, . No IS SOUTH CHARLES STREET
n ALL KINDS OF AMERICAN HARDWARE
- CIRCULAR SAWS. W. "i"
FISHER NORRIS AMERICAN EAGLE ANVIIc onl
- PARALLEL, CHAIN VISES " " an"
BRADS, &c. 'f
COLLINS HARTFORD AXES, HATCHETs, &c
WOOD SCREWS. oi-'i
RUSSELL 4 ERWIN MANUFACTURING CoMPANY,s
FlFGG,r MANUFACTURING CoMPANY's CABINET AMI
AMERICAN UORSE-N All, CONPAN unpSr AVN
CIINGH NAILS. 'I avn
q; AMES SONS SIIOV ELS and SPADES, &c &c
WM. WILCOX Il co. $ PLATE and PADTUCKS ~
SCYTHES. ' an" 'NAoo
S GI1THE SNEATIIS. SCYTHE STONES, &c. &c
assortment. mn " ''is' an" iui
All OF which We offer at lowest Factory Prices fel4tf
TO SOUTHERN AND WESTERN MERCHANTS.
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ToaI.

CARLTON FREE BURNING COAL.
- The cheapest Coal in the market An excellent article
lOr family cOuntingroom purposes Orders promptly
filed, and 2,2l0 lbs to the ton guaranteed by
$500 MACDONALD Il DUGDALE,
ftSu cor. McElderry's wharf and Pratt street
S00 TONS MORE COMPANIES
cOOLUMP COAL for sale by
$50 CHAS GILMoR, Sole Agent
dl-u IS Second street, the Post Office
LIVINGSTON COMPANY'S COAL.
IN Orders for this pure White Ash COAL (Which has
beenound by use to excel all other kinds domestic and
manufacturing purposes,) should be left with c. NJ DE
SH0N at the otce "a Second street. at the Office 81 West
Fails avenue, hst Coal Yard below Pratt street, Short
Mountain, Free Burning, also Georges Creek, Cumberland
on hand and for sale by The cary single ton.
WIN. McCLYM0NT Il co.
Baltimore, April l, 1859.
NOTlCE-The undersigned having made ar
engagements to transact business for VIM McCLYMONT
co, would most respectfully his friends Gus
toners and consumers of GOA generally that he taken
the Once q SECOND where he would be pleased to
receive orders which will meet with prompt guar
anteeing the Coal to give satisfaction.
C. NJ DESHON
Baltimore, April |, 1859
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AMnsemtrts
FRONT STREET THEATRE.

ENRONT STREET THEATRE.
COMMENCING M 1SE WEE february 18Th 1850
BUCKLLnEfS fi5OI SE aRa fTif N4 ERs,
With the Distinguished American Prma Donna,
MISS JULIA GOULD!
5s5 BROADWAY, NEW YORK,
Have removed their entertainments the above named
Theatre, in order to enable them to produce then
BURLESQUE OPERAS
with appropriate scenery, costumes ana proper stage
OPERA HOUSE NEW YORK,
sPALDING 4 ROGERS AMPHITHEArRE
A CHANGE H SE oP 9RtEA ATSpv rvrxrve
Admission Circle Reser Seats cents:
Family Circle Is cents Gallery Is cents Coored Boxes
cents fel3.tf
HOLIDAY STREET THEATRE.
~ ESGIGEMENTT OF ''''D "@"4fe'
THIS FL G@NH1
will he performed
Fl A III.
oTaen Eli.ab H. Ii Roberts
queen Mrs W T. 6ladstane
Ct. THE ROUGH DIAMOND.
N l. Magtney
EoAdmission-Private Boxes s.; Balcony Dress Circle
and Parquette, so cents Family Circle, 25 cents.
No Ezra chaI &c for reserved seats
Doors open at Z PerfM nance commences attn.
baltimore MUSEUM.
~ WEDNESDAY NIGHT
Charles Dickens Dramatized version of
,, Or, THE PARISH Boys PROGRESS.
The Arful Dodger.. Hale
& Jas Craig
Nanny. Miss Jennie Parker
{ including with the Farce of
IN ALARMING SACRIFICE.
" SECURE your seats early.
Y Old prices, q and 3!R cts.
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GOLD MEDAL PIANOS
R2NANUFACTURED BY HENRY GAEHLE
III II n WaREROOMs
Nos. 10, II and 10 ~ EUTAW STREET
NORTHEAST CORNER or EUrAw AND FAYETIE STREETS,
The undersigned has ways hand of the largest
assortments Of PIANO F0kTES in this city which for
beauty OF nsh and tone elasticity of
tonch, have by judges been pronounced unrvaled
fhe highest Premiuu-a Gold Medal-was awarde them
at the late Fair Of the Maryland Institute held in October
1889 ''' 80 ON''N''
Every Piano guaranteed for five years. and privilege of
exchange granted aany time within six months from daV
OF sale if not entirely satisfactory
Terms and prices liberal and call v solicited
before purchasing elsewhere
III Pianos taken in exchange hired tuned and repaired
d9tf UENPv -
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TESTERS
PATENT IMPROVED COMPOSITION ROOFING
PATENTED JANUARY II, 1859
IMPROV EMENT APPLIED FOR
FIRST PREMIUM AW4PDED
oHIO MECHANICS INSTITUTE FAIR, 1858

OHIO MECHANICS INSTITUTE FAIR, 1883
We prepared cover all kinds Of Roofs steep or
fat old, shingles, metal, steamboats, and
cars with this unequalled Roofing material From long
experience the business the inventor has discovered
wherein lie the chief causes Of failure nearly all roofing as
met with, and after complete system Of chemical artificial
and natural experimentation he has certain parts Of
and been adding yeas-he has produced roof
which is offered to crcsinE public superior to any
composition, aud
EQUA- TO THE BEST OF METAL ROOFS
Some of the inducements this Roofing offers are viz The
canvas is of the heaviest kind compasito
rendering perfectly Water and Air tight very Elastic
before being put upon the The composition not only
net injurious to- but actually preseryave cotton, and
being alright, DAMPSEss CANNOT PENETRATE THROUGH II
TO ROT THE CANVAS.
Theionts cemented together, and the whole covered
with heavy OF Cement, compounded from materials
which will not run, scale oG crack become injured by
being wake over.
EVERY ROOF is FINISHED BEFORE LEAVING IT
For protecting METAL ROOFs from leaking
our Cement alone qualities durability un
elualled and is the cheapest coating that can be used
FOR STEAMBOAT AND RAILROAD CAR COVERINGS, con
hdenty believe this Roofing will OuWear three the
ordinary eringS. No oil is brought direct contact
with the 10 Glu7, Cement or Paint W. rsc
NOT become like STONE from exposure bu piab e
~ COUNTY RIGHTS FOR IN the States Of MARYLAND
Del9loGre: pirginla, and ths District If Columbia
Believing that when the quality this Roofing is
generally known, We shall supply the larger portion re
CURED in the above territory have constructed man
uiaeory sTeIs9ty a[e = SgpPly 2py demand
Prepared material for sale, with instructions to put
on, and will be furnished to agents leaving them fair
margin for profit
SEND FOR CIRCULAR.
GEO JACKSON, Agent
Southwest corner Baltimore and South sts
,r,, -. Baltimore. Md,