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The southern aegis, and Harford County intelligencer., 1863-02-27

a. The Terms OF Sale, as prescribed
by the Decree, are--that one-third Of the
purchase money be paid in cash. on the
day Of sale, or on the ratification thereof,
one-third thereof in six months, and the
residue in twelve months from the day Of
sale--the credit payments to bear interest
from the day of sale, and to be.secured by
notes or bonds Of the purchaser, with se-
curity to be approved by the Truskee.
y STEVEN SON AR CHER
Njan30 Trustee.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1863-06-18

The NORMAL INSTITUTE FOR Phys
roAL EDUcATIoN.-Thi Institute was in
corporated in 1861. Its corps of Profess
sors and Lecturers are as follows
Walter Charming, M. d., Professor of
Hygiene.
Thomas H. Hoskins, M. D., Professor
of Anatomy and Physiology.
T. f. Leonard, Professor of Elocution.
A well known Shakesperean reader has
been engaged to assist Prof. Leonard du-
ring the coming summer session.
Dio Lewis, NJ D., Professor of Gym
nastics.
Several other lecturers will assist during
the coming summer session.
The Institute h Us two sessions anna
ally the first beginning on the Second
day of January-the second on the Fifth
day of July. Each term continues ten
weeks.
A faithful attendance daring one term
will secure 10 persons of average clpaci-
ty the Diploma of the Institute.
The Institute has now held four sessions
and graduated GO teachers, who are en-
gagged in colleges, seminaries and other in
situations, as teachers of the new Gymnas
tics, and as guides in other department.
of physical education. During the tern
the pupils are in session several hours DAT
ly, attending lectures and learning the ar
of teaching Gymnastics.
Both sexes are admitted Up to tht
present time more than half the pupil
| have been ladies.
The compensation for labor in the New
Profession is large, and the demand 70
teachers very active. 1t Is a pleasant
healthy and profitable employment.
For information address :.
DR.. DIo LEWIS,
Box IL, Boston, Mass.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1863-06-18

JOHNSTON WHIPPED Al YAzoo CITY.
Telegraphic correspondence of the Chica
go Tribune, dated Vicksburg, 9th instant,
says:
Joe Johnston took possession of Yazoo
City on Sunday last. General Grant sent
large force to dislodge him, and Skin
mish took place between our infantry and
the rebel cavalry under General John
DAVIS, at Satartia, on the east shore of
the Yazoo, SO miles above the mouth.
We took thirty or forty prisoners and had
few wounded. Our cavalry are in hot
pursuit of the rebels, who only fired one
volley and then fed.
The fate of Vicksburg must be decided
within ten days, but there is no fear fell
! on our side as to the result.
| We are within one hundred and sixty
yards of the rebels strongest works, anc
our sharpshooters keep the rebel guns 81
lent.
The Union flag has been seen hoistet
over several houses in the country be
tween the Yazoo and the Big Black Riv
er. Deserters still come in daily, and tn
city is suffering from our eonvergin!
fires.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1863-06-18

AFRICAN DIscoyERIEs. - 4 no London
Times of May Goth, contains the address
Of Sir r. Murchison, President of the Roy
ell Geographical Society, at the annual
meeting held in London on the 25th ult.,
in which he alludes at length to recent DIS
coveries, by Messrs, Spoke and Grant, of
the Sources OF the Nile. In one of the
Provinces visited, that of Karagwe, the
discoveries found themselves in contact
with superior negro race, strongly and
fayorably contrasting with the tribes they
had previously seen. Spoke describes the
people Of Uganda as the French Of these
parts, from their spnghthness and good
taste IN behavior, dress, and houses. Their
ruler is absolute in his power. AT Ungoro
he first saw people who live in absolute
nudity. In his retrospect of the more civ
ilized countries he had visited, or the
three kingdoms of Karagwe, Uganda and
Ungoro, Spoke unhesitatingly gives the
preference to the first named, inasmuch as
the King, Rumanika, is describedas per-
son of character and intelligence !; Mtesa,
the sovereign of Uganda, being an amiable
youth, surrounded by his wivrs and de-
hghtiog in field sports, while one OF the
rules of his court seems to require the exc
cution of one man per diem for the good Of
the state.
The northermost of these three kings,
to the north of whose dominions the Ian
guage changes entirely, is described as a
morose, suspicious, churlish creature,
yclept Kamrasi, whose chief occupation
was the fattening Of his wives and children
till they could not stand, and in the prac-
ticing of witchchraft.
The Kingdoms of Uganda, Karagw'
and Ungoro are now Just made known t.
the world. The sovereign of one OF these
countries possesses between three and foul
thousand wives. The old fashioned belle
that the interior Of Africa was mounta.
nous, sandy desert, is dispelled by thest
discoveries. From the notes of Spoke OF
the geological structure of the land it il
probable that none of these regions will
prove to be auriferous.-Tropeler.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1863-06-18

WANTED, AN OWNER The statement
IN the papers recently in regard to the
finding of five one Thousand dollar treasu-
ry notes, greenbacks, by an IRISH girl,
while engaged in picking over the waste
paper in one Of the paper mills at Lenox,
Mass, is substantially true. At least
number of such notes of the denomination
stated, were found in the manner des-
crIbed.
At first il was thought TO have been
loss through the post Office, much OF tho
waste paper in such mills being obtained
from such sources. An examination Of
the complaint books of the department,
however, failed to bring to light any one
loss of actual cash, agreeing with, or APP
preaching the amount reported found.
Great secrecy is said to have been OBJ
served by the lucky finder and her adj
visers, and it is reported that an envelops
which contained the treasure was at once
destroyed The inference is, therefore,
that it contained writing Of some kind
which might have furnished a clue to the
rightful owner.
A certain post Office agent visited h4
officially, but came away about as wise a
beore. Meantime Bridget thinks this q
pretty good country.-[U. 8. Mail.
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-A raid was made into Kansas Oh

IA raid was made into Kansas on
Saturday, the 9th inst, and the village Of
Shawneetown, in johnson County, was
sacked and burned. The guerrillas were
about sixty in number, and are thought to
have gone from Missouri. The attack was
made at night, when the inhabitants had
retired and az the village was defence
less. it was entirely at the mercy Of the
assailants, who killed four of the c tizen I,
and wounded six others. The Governor
of Kansas ordered the militia to johnson
County to protect the inhabitants, and, i
possible, overtake the guerrillas. General
Blunt also sent troops after them.
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Col. Sir Percy Wyndham is the same

Col, Sir Percy Wyndham is the same
officer who, as senior General of Brigade,
commanded all the cavalry of the Sardin
ians at Solferino. He was bonorably men,
toned in the Emperor's dispatches, as hav-
ing almost annihilated whole division Of
Austrian cavalry and captured l6 guns, a
large train of wagons and three thousand
men. He entered our army when the war
broke out, as Colonel of the LIST New
Jersey, and has had more fights tina n any
man in the army with rebel cavalry. He
is very brave and skillful comma nder.--
He is an English lord, but has been long
in the Sandman army, where. he now
ranks as General.
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DR.. DIo LEWIS,
Box IL, Boston, Mass.

The REINFORCEMENT FOR GENERAL
GRANT.-A letter from Cairo, dated June
8, says:
A grand movement of troops is taking
place as write to-day, and as its advance
guard must already have reached the VI
entity of Vicksburg, and gone to its des-
tination, there can be no objection, it
would seem, to my stating the destination
and aim of the present movement.
Let it be understood, then, by the read
er, that large number of troops from
Burnside's Department, and from that Of
Gen. Schofeld, have for several days been
going down the Mississippi, part taking
transports at Louisville, part at Cairo and
yet another portion at st. Louis, but all go
ing to the same point, place in the neal
neighborhood of Vicksburg, some say t.
reinforce Grant, others to ascend the va
ZOO River and clean out Joe Johnston and
his army, now resting on that officers
flank, and threatening all sorts of demon
STATIONS - excepting that denominatec
g Right-about-f face y but whatever theil
destination, one thing is very certain:-
they are going IN force, and will undoubt.
eddy be able to accomplish all they are Sent
to accomplish. The troops consist Of the
flower of Bnrnside's old command-sever-
al Eastern regiments being included--as
well as his new, and those from the De
partment of Missouri, all of the hardy
battle-tutored fellows, knowing no fear
Whether the new troops are to be used il
defending Grants rear, and keeping OF
Johnston's men, or to invest the riel coun
try beyond the Yazoo River, is yet a pat
ter Of speculation.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1863-06-18

e An amusing thing occurred IN
the oath Ohio. A few days since SOL
der, In passing tc the lower part of the
encampment, saw two others from his COM
pany making rude coffin. He inquired
who il was for.
John Bruce" said the other.
Why" replied ne, !" John is not dead
vet. 1t is too bad to make mans coffin
when you don't know whether he is going
to die or not.''
Don't trouble yourself,n replied the
others 81 DR.. Coe told us to make his
coffin, and guess he kaops what he gact
him :"
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1863-06-18

An exchange, describing the new
counterfeit tens on the Kingston Banks,
says the vignette is female, seated on
each side Of shield" Another exchange
thinks that her situation must be very un-
comfortable and embarrassing.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1863-06-18

A LOYAL BATTALION OF REBEL
PRIsoNERs.-The Governor OF Ohio has
authorized a battalion TO he formed of reb-
ell prisoners at Camp Chase, 10 th At State,
who lake the oath of allegiance. Forty
Eve iolned on Thursday last.
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Is Rebel papers say that the seat Of
Government of Mississippi, which weas
ont Of jackson in carpet bag, has looa
ted itself at Enterprise.
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', s>-~'~- /. r.. -srr fp IRE. year :, the 81.
,r.,vv ~ ,ss,r ys.., isfrr 81 service. IRE
- 49,. :. a. ,.si ss.a, rom ,si. srY.
ave s0 ayr fsse der iutsn'ioa to resnilu for
.ss ~ Il. VA ia -n.u,, @s.Gos. can Ss
.1sacs in ths sis,s The Lac ailovs them no
sesv ne. 80 .,nee,s must ho.s,s, Be q.
%. esn9sI sstssvous for them
AWAasIro TO LArs wALKxns.-A young
r,s ssnsl JosnsA Donohue VA arrested charged
~,,s v,ehiss the psehst q Eemusd d. Hay, rsstiss
~ 81 % rsst 3e,h street. eta sod vseh and chain,
.si5ed q o2oc, - he sO ssitins through broadway
-. !. sss, The watch "A' f'e''"'A. AND The 60
Cor. JoBS O'MAHoyY hss received cum Of
&C %, fssa hcston. b. os the amount collected 10
"A hess sof TIE i..f Of the differing pos 10
~ M. ofthis, Gen Butler ooDtributsd eac0.
hs.-At1 O'Clock yesterday morning IN.
..s{sf assy ofHo y Bs.tmsn erect vss covered
.,os. sere By Cotton. .An.r .boui two bout. labor
~ porties q th. buildins vss snli .r con, unsd
n.oss. .hout q, 900. Tn. io.r aesr v. occupied
-, sa.:iSs,.sl, "a amazed R'' iu.ui.s t1''
BALLs TO CoNa orr To- VIoHr--Ths ball o.
Psisiers' Association, vli,h como ~ nisht Al
'siss Hall, viii he one Of Tho hn',t Of th' 'seson
s,in: te nsis M. . dn' sI..s'.if. Ths hssss
f.ld the sevesth reg ment ere eussgd
1914. Vii .,. ,i"f Seed sass. a,i,s.ios ssii
'his evsniss At the Aplilo Eoon, Tue Association
roinbers In its rsBt. raj mfulhes Of the theaui
"a rsofession, and The broc,.dus. vail he novel ard
'S,.rsstlns. IN. osstfs,sd ",h,do. dance" 90 sell
s'iormsd last yesr, BY the I'D % calcium Light,
~tI Be- repeated shortly shif midnisnL
BROOkLiN.
FouSD DHowsaD.-The body Of Frank y.
,sleost aged 20 yssp. ssrh in the dry scods sstsb
sonsst Of Claim, heilsn a Co, of Ne. Yort, vas
found 10 Bp,t,rmilt Channel. on Saturday Dseeas-
VI vssidrd 81 ~ Monroe Pscs pfookrn snd has len
@fsine sine~ November 9TH u, is suppoesd he acct
eetally fell overheard -hile orossins he ferry.
A "SswISo wosKss BENEFICIAL AsocIA-
'os" vil BE- orssnissd nj, evening, Nciin,op Hall.
'smls u Atlantic and Clinton stresu.
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JERSEY CITY,

PRoBABts Mrrprs On Saturday evening,
sboss sI o'eloch an in,ori ,..d i,bor.r named NJ.
.hssl Ryaa, s,;sotsd ftllo~ voitmsn With knife
The later ssesrsa. .tsn RYAN rlshed upon . boy
samed Jsmss Fsu.r, sra elsvsp and stabbed hin
IL the arin. ks.sfti e. rene ATTEMPTED to srsst
Eyar. but be cleared tfs At ~ . furious Aalsult
end Droees]ed to he home sh-ie he vrs sutss
guss'ly arrested tn. boy ai..u riot expected 70
seeevef, the rhy,e ana not te.ns able TO step The
Gov u blood up TO last evening.
DAHGERous BoI Carl Hcrcr was arrested
esstsrtay snsrnoen. 'c- bssinc the young d sh,sr
u Csstsis Bupt1. About vssr seo the accused IN
sred thb sane ri very seliousi, b. suikins bsf %
The fosehssd With . stone.
4 rrnBy. o. TIE Srsikxns in Sscor .
Hestos Yard, intend to 60 to vort this morning .,
NE ols prices. II 10 reported that thoss Who siiiI
eanA cot. together -i;h nsehini,t, from se- York.
threaten not should the intention be Canned out
he % ire police force sii be Stationed at the YARD
- DrDafve order.
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wILi.iANsnuRGH.

SHOCKING Accipkur At HuBrlR's PoIsr
tnsBr A carriage. uins Two iAtiss and girl.
s0 stsndins q the gate Of the ferry on Saturday
~, ains, vAss train from Flu,hins arrived a. IN.
tepos, he whistle from which frightened the hone,
che dashed throosh the gate, on 10 tine bridge. and
then piusrsd into the river AL s occupants Of the
eas1sse we're drowned. The driver Of the oarriAso.
ssd . ssatlsmas vho had been accompanying the IL.
tiss, we're psrshins Of rsfrtshusns vhe. the seei.
Ssst sseursd.
fIRss.-The vspor arising 'fon the oil in .
ssrsssss lamp limited ard eIplodsa ysstsrdsy morn
ing While IN the hsnds ef,he carp nte, on hoard The
earh A,laats. lying At Hnn'er. Poin' 10Th esrpsu
tes enc esptsis ssrs o. riously injured Damage
eaueed y the fro. shout 5000 fr, also oecufred
On Saturday In II Wr,utlr ksro,ene factory, No
6oDelitsa svepus Icss. : 200
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Personal NOTICES,

UNCHANGED OFFICERS AND SOL.
sh ecu so vciy e-eg'n'i y Iup - Co..
iec'sn Ahu y ioHs proc ed ulpsid Lond,y OF Two
leefs' men c ilcc'ru, L. >.ury Z r DC, an. ell
Toy 'n"en mcu i.eu % . b, CLARKE & Ell
Lloi l. "S U.oad"Ay, near Dnck,I at. 3ii
ThFOEMAIluE WANItD or ANN COUC-
4 LIN, "ho lr the q Of rro,. n Y. on oct. q
lS6s Any ittwnaticn o, her vii be tn .nkiuy rc,
ceivsd py MI bnthtr JOIN, At swetneys Hotel, cor
Chambers ana chatham t.s. li5
NOTlCE-THE OWNER OR OWNERS OF
Va lot Of huts, ,poke,, unfinished bed.tssd., DC,
stored on tne Prem IS 80 Seventh ave are requested
TO call on hu ONefil, on the pIomi,es, and prove
cvnsrship and nay storage and other srpenses, Ard
remove them, or they vii b cold on Ihursday, De
esmber a, q ,gctiNn, In front Of sAd prsmiSes BY
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Too Late for Classification.


ROOT MAN on CUSTOM BOTTOMS.
Os.od vss. ssd';esdy work. sc Cherry ct, near
CAUTION TO TIE ELECTORS OF THE
INN, isth and sli SHd.- Certain interested,
.hi,s !eI Irnepe, tn, everything 70; "sre.r bscl."
sss in1.:tousy circulating r'poit, to II. erec, hst
eshs. Jse: or Il. morning. ~ 4: s,y N ..s.,oa
nutisn al nv fresd,, and slso the n ends OF In
ss,n,y .:.is'' nd ,,i.a .sii,y 70 Civ. e,.d.ne.
0s nsgaer D.moers,ie color., a. displayed unhes-
,tstt.sly and v,th indu.ir, and consdenes I here
~ 1eelAye nr he cious and WICKED
Sbshse4s eireuls.sd D, ','r kerr 10 the contrary,
VS. nsH i T I, ,ss..' On In.,a,y D.e.mes,l
ih a4 }9; i ss f 1T. sS,ss;
esds y ne In he state LSg',,r. ana The Ro,rd
81 Aid:rmsn Sc, that your II, vets are right NJ
eHOLAe sEAGkiSr. ~ ~a,i.d' 21O
I;OR ALDERMAN
18TH ALDERhASIC DISTRICT.
aS CkRsON y hiRkMAS
ToURSEYMAS SHOEMAKER WANTED.
- No I Ns- Bow.ry a..
OPERATORS ON SINGER = SEWING
spply :, IS E:,.r,'' r,at' ' W. '"''' 'n'. sss
OPERATORS, BAi,IEES 4 PINISHERs
v.ntsd.-sn nii.ap sers. Apply ct 81 srd 99
80 ~ hh' moo %
TWENTY.fikSl MARIO TANNANY
Han Committee Wherea,, ne W.ri Com.
Ai.tse va, ss,utday c,erirs, Nv -th l56a, ncn.
..r/ sdournsd 90 NEE, M, r,suins a, =, oeleet
~, o. heh regular NEE ny g1m, i,I Ihitd ave
.ad vharess, over two .hlt IL 1f ia Ward Commit'
upon asssmb irs st 'hr Cr'nrli ts- room, ,ouna
Ne sane guarded a. i's guusu.' b k.lusd vi poIcs-
ace, and the room coup Cd g r-a' c-tent by 10
lo:nse, snt e ~.s also uncovered n =, nu,ns,r az
heiviouAs Who are not "a b.f, ~ the " AID Com.
aNtse also occupied he TooI brou shit ths,. Tor the
feIpcse OF carrying measures which were hostile TO
W ntsrests o. The penocis;'e gsrty nd 10 The
ssann o. FRANCIS I \ BOOfE a. Mayor and
d iiv,s,H hoStf Ponce Ju,tiee .pd koBl
aAv,ns been mad, 10 ,iui, m, T. "a mrmt or, q,
tWHaC ouiuiuee ir,a waiting al the door, which
o,Dn ~ d'eidri d. ~" u,gltiye by the Char
nL vhecGpou the m l.hUts pfc,ent f.sorsblr 10
souL somins,ion. r,ir,t IN sbody nom he room
sIs s!cufh'd T. htsnifd Meta .agI Third svs :
nsu IL nestn s w. csleI 10 oId,f, and the Hon
smith AID Ihutna. liunt6 M,r. sn''in ~ S.sUn
uee ON mot on OF ' Dun tt,It, IL fs,l In, 80
sntlon ~ un.nHaou, SOY I'd Ee.o yt /, Tss, We
BoOLE for Msyos; JAsrs n iiinFI,NN'L,il M J. a.
Ju.ties ROBf. u LIVINGSTON tI Vi, ior ro, &c
snc tee behoo, ana ,ouu lmsn ~ CT non h, a
hs Waid Comm ttte Mac ~ ~, usc o.
srck WhE5 l. l'yaEEsx.1 Nh s.,, =, ~ y
Nelson SMITH, ilios' plNr \ Sec. Ws
no THE ELECTO>S OF NE tICuru
! Judici.i Dlstrie 10 b ,nd !o.h w,ra. In
s,h Judioial Di'tr ct, l,th and .Ut Ward. AZ
iIs the several 9th Democrats ufan ration, h.Y,
nnted IN support OF M j. du b Tor that ofAer' ds.r
ddste, IN order a. secure suec 20, hrty slthdra,
fctn the canvas In favos OF rhoma' A. Lsdvrh,su,
U'ectfully cell upon my htsnds 10 Ne thrr heel al
siii the services OF an able. faithful and honss
sss Ss ss 10, H!l S ISL 1sDhI" LkASf ~;
WANTED-A COMPETENT BAKER
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COAL.

COAL o. PR ToN-FlEST QUALIFY
cd and White ash coa!s, screened AMI d. ivsed
the following prices, for ten das OILY owe coal
Y 10; ess coal 500; furnace Coal sP.gs;a.c mai
70 A TbEADWELL, Agent, 40 Wav,ILsy p nee
near Az; 3t3 ~ery. cor Sd st. ey5'
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INSTRUCTION.

% WHITING LESSONS FOR O., At
c-crow NsENO 's, $50 Bo-ery, near Hou.ton .t
pins, A'thnetic, algebra, reading, syeliinG
-uuctsd sn9
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BOARD AND ROOMS.

BOARD WANTED FOR A LADY AND 2
- children. with . widow preferred. Addrc Q
BOARD, Station &, stating terms. ia
FURNISHED ROOM TO LET, WITH GAS,
L hot and Geld water, at 60 Warren st 2ss
WANTED-BY A RESPECTABLE Woman
w child to dry nurse, OF o smsli children 70
10 ard where the comforts Of home will be siven.
Annlv 10 Hudson ". Brooklyn. "a honr. trent room
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FlJI:s.

EURS-I.ADIES' AND CuILDREN's Fan.
ey fnrs'h sp 'hsn no n apst, n manu-
remember. W. s,ainl Fur. altered, q. aned IN rs
p,iI 3 exIr'uily BY prae.isAi ius,isr. GEoRGE
tiNlbhN lN
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AEWENG slACulNEs.

SEWlNG MACHINES-WHEELE & WI.
- r eiASers and Ill kinds repaired ssd 70 let;
Sssiis msshines for sale, bousht, or exchanged
sxesa. nSsSSsoe
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ArlUsESlEy'rs.

RARSCMs AMERICAN MUSEUM
ONE WEEK MORE
POSITIVELY JiiI 4, LAST WEEK.
THREE l rS2Ts J : 81 ir xIsa 2.
stTlESpous TOWERS or HUMANITY
Never .,s such . slsh, see,. Never A.s the v~B
TRIO OF HUMAN BEISGs
.caL Roth GOSHEN
TIE . AEaEE.s S sIssT,
f T; i; ii 20 =: forvp.
a.. ,,. ANNA SWAN
Wv '''' s'''' GIANT GIRL.
GIANT GfkL-
fiGHF ffrT one i%tH HiaH 1T "-
istnt6ssit fRorosrfioNs' ~ ' sssl ,ts..s
srLONG 70 ANOTHER RACE OF BEINGS.
Taats GIANT GIANT roy SS;:
IL ..s Il! as !s,.! r z. .. ns ms, h. .,
nrr.IEa5 $ sl ii% $Ss4 !I SiS$i; u,sn.
,wtlSMs prr II Pounds,
su%s coS o. x so .T' and : =. o sssS.ss md.
hing Lilgit sut,r.,v IN tn. shade
NfNfH w AS ~ IL y tONIEASI
o. humanity zen on the face Of the slcbs- A.s
gas T%Sy xGsD .asls nss2 sAsT f..r-
I''' fy?. TINS ;s s =; ESltsisc
~ and I, o,Iek, viii be produced
TiiE foEEsr BxNDrf'
.,.,., Jnx SPECTRE or TIE RUIN
u sisa ss fs' . sSsf s .s' ss: ss "
ia which n trfh " T,s tIiHsS%aas %
tn. n pSi 81 R2ES SJ PASE sIssvs.
VII also spresr ia svafits doub's-voesd ausss ~
Admission 10 I'll ~ ct. Children under 10, Is eta iH
BROADWAY AMPHlTHEATRs, 4ss
fyFSis and on w hhf ;'s sSp st yhfs
,..,.,,.. ARIsIc sILr Es[ ,,,.
.ad Se"a. Acetate a..,: d 1nsiodaslns ne IN
iNcoNPARABLE CIRCUS TROUPE. 400
THE oDEON-
l. 100 And s0i Bovery
HOwES 9kGAT CIRCUS
ferf7rmsnoc- every Evening and Wsdnssdsyn
" ith the srestssi romp.ny that h.s eya viu.AaA
ur,po ny =, rn.,sa stAtss tn the
AcRon .IIf ,v M ,,v,,,~-
among oh, N .rs--
THr SHERWOOD fAMILY
Mr.. CIiAs. SHERWOOD, the great and ortSinaJ
pcte Jsutiua~
YOUNG oMER the n,oss wonderful and DARING rtds
IN the ocuntvy.
Nine. NtRLINlA SitERWOOp, The graceful LADY
NJ, JOHN l.wiSR' i: :1 s'.., ssu.s., Glow.
81. ). S1lckNEY the sias. Ess crD Clown
M NN, ODfl 1, the crest scenic Rider
" WN skTI'i. III, invincihis 0ymnast
80. 81 A. bAl pN ~, tho Infant chine Jussiss.
Mr.. ;. JACKSON, the sirprlstnS Athletic PsrformsL
rrplcrtsd b. aost OF saIiiary aid shose fa;s
are un.urp,asd n this ~ any other oounvJ.
n,pIr oreu a. ~ snd o'cIcrf
Performances ccumsncs 81 and ~.
Asr1iss OF g t.ns
nCADRil.LF RAND FURNISHED FOB
x EIt Private Fs-ics. SoctAblss. &c, &c. Ths
Subscriber hss l-- esn YEAR In thu tusiness, sna
can give GU good i,c', mWie, and enlitne ; OH sas
und.rsinpt. Addross JOiS COLLINS, ~ Esst latb
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WANTBD-A COMPETENT BAKER
~ vhe Ass thercush hpcvisdss Of the b1sipss.
- taks eAesQo q bakery In tle country. Apply Z
y. y. sfSss q Groom Hsssi 70 ChstAsa 4 bsty:sa
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rcmr oreu a. ~ snd oclorf
Asrlies OF @ coat. -ts
nCADRILLF RAND FURNISHED FOB
x Fais Private rs-ies. Soc,abs,. &c, &c. Ihs
subscriber hss l-- n.tesn vssrs In thu tlsness sp1
can give good ii,c's musie and calling yod raa
uni.rsi.pt. Address JotiS COLLINS, - Esst Eth
81. near 50 Av'. 81
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GENERAL BUSINESS .

ELOUR, FLOUR-2j0 BBLS. CHOICE
family -four. only g 90 20 ~. sarranted and 10.
livsred In nv lorh or Brooklyn ~ y GAYLE
Flour Store ia and 1855 Myrtle ave- Cold street
Brootlyn- 3is
20 TO 80 ANN STREET WITH YOUR
NOd Nevspap~rs Boots and pamph. ets. where
they give yon the highe.t Price IN the city. Don't for
se' the N-ntsr- 40 AIMS $50
OlLS, OILS, OILS BOILED OIL EoUAI
Sto linseeA Tor eli kinds Of paint, a. 81 per gallon
Roof OIL ct IS eents pr gallon mineral paint, ct
cents 10, Of 9oss Pearl Ct, up stars, Ny. 26S
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NJ DOUGHTY. ACCTR.. VIII SILL
~ this dsy. NJ nds. a. To-, oeioct. o. ,,'saoom
~ Nsssu ~. rem al Asacrt NJ q tOu.fhlid fr
NJ nte, eNs~tss' {. ehar,, fcainel tcdf, bureau,
va'hstanfs, kr, &c 4.
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NOklAkTf. AUt, WILL SELL Ar
his storr, llJ Ch,ihsfn SUR, a. 10 O'Clock thi.
day, furniture, iours,s. s0f4. tui..u,, tatle. oil
raintinss H,tol', oin,kA ia h.r ted. rA-te'. 80
dozen ho-i,iy. sAstis, tut, and vAncty ol oth.r
gods 81