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The Surrender of Vickxburg

correspondent Of the Chicago Tribsne,
among other items of interest, gives the follow
ing particulars incident to the surrender Of
Nick.burg:
The whole number captured at the surrender
will vary but little from 81, 900. OF this num-
Der we have paroled 81 00effective men. About
6Ctu SICK and wounded are to be paroied, and
| II is said they are to be taken up the Waoash TO
I Monroe, La, where the rebel con valescent
| camp Is located. Fifteen hundred refuse 10 be
| paroled. many Of whom take the oath Of alie-
glance, while others prefer going North as pri-
soners OF war rather than go into a southern
| parole camp. In one brigade of Louisiana
troops, numbering about twelve hundred, 236
| refused to be paroled-most of them, officers
| and men, boldly averring they would not fight
! any more. They are mostly OF that class called
| Frenchm al in Louisiana.
| The general opinion pre- walls that, aside from
| every oher consideration but the one OF con-
| ver!ing the rebel army, the ParoIling and kind
treatment OF this large umber OF men has been
| fine stroke OF policy. The rebel officers view
1T IN the same light, and are yexed in no small
| degree.
! On the 18th instant the army beran IN march
out on the Baldwin's Ferry road, according 10
the terms OF eapitulation-one wagon to each
regiment, field officers mounted with side arms
and men with their knapsacks. 1 took a posi-
ton TWO miles in the rear OF Vicksburg, at the
house of James Ferguson, near the Warrenton
road branches, and saw the remains of the once
grand army st1aggle along by for two days
Hun dreds a ked the question, W i'll your folks
stop us if we go to Warrenton and try To cross
the riyer.' We could only. give them the
answer, Probably not, if you show your pa
role" and hundreds soon thereaf. .er look the
Warrenton road, always keeping a good look
out Tor their officers / am told that the woods
are iuil OF men all along the road to Black
river, " ho are scattering in every direction to
make The one point" Home" Those men who
live in Mississippi, Alabama, and Tennessee
declare they are going fome, and only wait
until the column nears the desired haven
when they will be numbered among the deser-
tiers. doubt whether Gen. Pemberton reaches
paI ole camp with ten thousand men.
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FROM NEW ORLEANS.
Arrival OF n Steamer from St. Louis.-Tb
Mississippi Proved tn hi. Again Fee

NEW YORK, July 2i.-The steamer George
Cromwell, from New Orleans on the 18TH inst.
arrived Tonight. The steamer Imperial, from
st. Louis, arrived at New Orleans on the 10Th
receiving no annoyance and meeting no OBJ
structions on the river. She left on her return
trip on the 18th. amidst the cheers of thou
sands,
A Pascagoula dispatch of the 7th inst, taken
from q Mobile paper mentions that q large fire
was seen on or near Ship Island recently.
The George Cromwell brings three hundred
thousand dollars in gold
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Lees Army-The Rebel Iron. Clads Fiji,
ting out in Enpland

NEW YORK, July 24--A special Washington
dispatch to the Post says it is definitely ascer-
tanned that Lees main army at Winchester has
made no decided advance down the valley
The government has decided on active mea-
sures regarding the fitting out of the rebel IRON
clad fleet in England. The authorities are
urged TO issue letters of marque and reprisat in
view of the increase oil the privateers.
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- The death of a young fe enaIs, Mary Ann
Walker, in tae service of q fashionable West
End millinar. nj adame Elise, a Fren ch woman,
from exhaustion, caused by oyerwork and th..
breathing or impure air, has caused Il sensa-
tion in LoDden. An investigation has proven
that sixty females We're employed to work in
room which gave but little more than sixty
feet Of air to each individual.
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2 . 9 9 = = 9
vARiETiEs' VARlETiEsi

Fronting Pennsylvania avenue and Ninth st,
EVERY NIGHT THIS WEEK.
GREAT LIFE-LIKE Play
THE BENsATION EVENT OF THE CITY.
~ L e 81
WAsHIN GToN
PICTURES OF WASHINGTON LIFE.
HIGH AND Low LIFE IN THE CAPITAL,
LOCAL STORY TRUE IN PLOT EYERl
NIGHT AT TITS HALL.
TIN GREAT SUMMER RESORT
VENTILATED ON SCIENTIFIC PR1scIPLEs.
FULL DRAMATIC COMPANY.
GREAT PANTOMiME TROUPE,
AGNES SUTHERLAND,
jim BCDWnHTH.
BILLY ROSS,
FIFTY ARTISTS
WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON,
LADIES MATINEE
THE GREAT PLAY PERFORMED,
REMEMBER THE VARIETIES.
)! ; ',.s, B B B B B a
NTUsIOAL EkTERTiINMENT
V1 EVERY EVENING AT
NEW YORK SUMNER G4RDEN,s
Between ~ and 6th Streets.
~ q Pm II LIST Proprietor.
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The Drastin New York.

NEW YORK, July 24.-The first ms tallment of
dIaftt men arrived to-day from Plattsburg;
among them are SOM Canadian subs titutes.
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CANTERBURY HALL.
CAkTEEBURY HALL,
GANTERRnRY HALL,

CAC 0Ch III n ALL,
CANTERBURY HALL.
L1VTSIANA AV. xsAR 6I1fH S.KRre
Vim, + 8iDn. ...-. Sole Manager and Proprietor
THE SUMMER THEATBR
STANDARD MU&IC HALL.
TIE MOST POPLAR PLACE OF ANUsE-
NEA1 IN THE COUNTRY.
TONIGHT
The great French Ballet Pantomme entitled
ROBERT AND JAQUKS,
UNRIyALED PANTGMIMIO TROUPE
MISS EVA BRENT,
The NEST popular and hRhest salaried vocalist In
Amyfica.
Ehe Great Eth opiRn Comedians.
DENNY GALLAGHER. Johnny MACK.
B. h. COLLIhs. J. y. EDWARDS,
&C., &c. &c, &s
Mr. GEO r. EDEsoN,
The fayoIite Comedian and Comic Vocalist.
MONS. LOU Is eZOLLOeY,
And his Lovely Ballet Corps
Admission twenty Ave and 6fty oaste
Grand Family hatihee every saturd4z. Afternoon.
iy f6t
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IOUsE, SIGN AND
II ORNAMENTAL PAINTERS.
The undersigned would respectfully inform the
public t. at they are ready to execute all the
above branches of Paintir in the very best man
Eer, equal to of II above branch in this city
We will Done but the best materiA Ais and work
msI sEip Al d guarantee to give general satisfao-
ION to all those who may employ us Our terms
are moderate. Call and give us trial
JOHN B. SCOTT,
PHI: IP NJ. O'BRYON
No 800 street. bet. 18th AMI 18th SITS
jy IT, 1ms north SIDE
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The London papers are scoring severely
Mr.. Vice Chancellor StuDrt, OF the Brits b
courts, for giving private hearing to a case OF
SEDUCTION and maintenance. Ii appears that
the party sued Is speer of the realm;" but tt @
papers can see no legal or jus. reason why a
utled nabcb should be allowed privileges in
criminal cases which are not allowed to the
most lowiy.
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AMi:SEMENI'S.


THIe (EATURDAF) DAT AND NIGHT.
All FTEINo6N-cG H,SL0SK,
FIRST GRAND F.SiLi MATINEE sT DENIS
OkIGHf-S u'e: 0CN
TO NIGHTS O'CLOCK,
GALA sclREE st DENIS. LA RAVEL.
MlsFUETIs g o. kaKuT
MIsFO. TUNES OF PIERROT
Acsita, Arsu. ia, Len Rmilie, Ausouste, osr N
huntar ari, Done,t: dc
Last time, positively, Of tns rearing pantomi ne,
MAiSON kOUGE
MAlSON ROUGE
A new great bill in rehearsal for Monday.
In active prepsratcr-''The 8elden Egg"
S dnissinn Is. 81 ard s5 cents Seats may he
secured during the day between 9 and 6, without
extra charge,
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RITTEsRoUsE, FAINT d Uo.,
A N X r S
NO. 352 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE,
-. Will continue to furnish
U. 5. FIvE.TWENTY BONDS
As long as issued by the Government, at psr,
e. 8. Coupon IS of 1881.
U. 3. $50 Treasury Notes.
q 6 Certificates of Indebtedness.
GOLD AND SILVER BOUGHT AND SOLD.
Exchange on all parts of Europe and the Northern
Cities sold in sums TO suit purchasers
Stocks and Gold bon ght in New York exclusively
on Commission la4#.5
tyr RITrENHOUsE, PANr& co.
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ID MAYOR 8 OFFICE, July g. 1883
J. ROP0sALS Will be received at this Off cs until
L. O'Clock N. on Tuesday 2s b instant, for xraa,ns
to Boundary. The gravel to be of qqal,ty to b.
approved by the Comm issioners and Assistant
Comm fasteners, ana nine iBches in center, taper.
ing To four inches at the gutter line, To be we'll
rsked of stones of improper size and to be we'll
rolled with heavy roller.
bidders win state the price per cubic yard for
grading and square yard for sraveling:
No pat of the appropriation will be paid the
contractor cept upon the certificate of the Com
mlssioners and both of the Assistant Com m ission
ers that the work has been properly executed.
RUTHERFORD & GARNER,
Commissioners Of Second and Third Wards.
THOMAS LEWIS,
VINO FORCE.
jyAd Assistant Commissioners
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No Confirmation of Lees Advance.
HARRISBURG, July "a No information
whateverhas been received here to confirm the
rumofed advance of Lee sftt5~ 80
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PROPOSALS.
KoPos AIS Foa LUhs = 3
CHEF AssIsf'F QUAAFkRAAsfEs's SFY!cs,
Dspot Of WashiHg gtoP 2l5 G., eoyas. 1874 st..
WARRINGTON n & Ju,y " lQfsS

Dsrot Of WaShfN gtoa I1S g, coyas. lStA st.. }
WAsHIEeToE, %. 6. July II, lseS
sntsi hUN DAY Ausarts; isas, at Is clock m ;. for
- ss oa max a; one son'
lion .e ie) feet of Lumber Of the faiiowins kind
Five ff ssndlsa sna hIt, thousand ts5snse, les.
81 Oh. j inch White Pine Common Cuttings,
One hSsa'R ss oas snt
TTsnts thousane t2o,1o feet s4 or two % inch
cSs1 ts.s esSk VIII. Pin. r,ns.rs
by 8; assorted
rhisi' t. tgsf G feet White Pine rmesrs
Thirty $50 . Il feet hi.s Pin. Timber
sisty thousand tea p6j set Joist By or tsn tlo)
sn: hes wids y = @ isst inug, H. m:osk' <,o,
sixty shss.s1s eS.l {sst 5ei;t By or seven t
Ten thonssna ooco> feet Joist. sty5 II feet long,
Ten qsana lc 900, feet Joist, By S, fest long,
Ten the Yssnd tt eos, feet Joist by s. ls feet long,
Ten th9nt.nd tlo,on, feet scantlins, by 4, H
Ten thsn: and 10 oSes, feet se.nslinss by fee.
Ali the above described to be good .mershantsble
Lumber, subject to the nspection of an agent ap-
An tfs iumser to be delivered by the sd day Of
0s''e" 'e' ''e' PROPOSALS..
The full name and Post 0;a address Of the bid
der mqss p;s In 1T 1hs sbs sTopasa
OF all the parties must appear, or the bid will be
sensderea as the individual proposal of the party
Proposals from disloyal parties win not be con-
siaered and Al oArH OF ALLEaIAsoE MUST AoooA
propos ais must Re addressed to Capt Edward L.
Hsr ns u9sd ed States
marked Proposals for Lumber"
GUARANTEES.
The responsibility Of the xusrantora must be
shown by the Official certificate of the Clerk of the
nearest District Court or of the United States Dis.
The ability the bidder to al the contract should
It be awarded to him. must be guaranteed BY tive
lsnded to tns guarantee, and said guarantee must
.re opened OF their proposals. % VII not b. % sensid SID
~ the eentTactor and both Of 81. gas1anscrs, Vii
be required of the successful bidder or bidders
upon signing sha contract.
FORM OF GUARANTEE.
Of. do hereby guarantees that - Is able se
his proposition, and that should his proposition be
accepted. he viii at once enter INTO . contract in
should the contract be awarded him We are pre-
pared to become his seeureties.
ITO this guarantee must be appended the oniciAl
deemed tao high Ia reserved By the Deput eunrtsr.
such Lumbar pr c. hersin Dam.d as n 1s esa
fars.s Of bs r to
SANITY ih the Lumber stiSsl.ssd to es ds!vsrs
sneh bidder bs char .ss tSs dnerenoe sf ess sna
Informal proposals will ! Ss nT r.,sssed. sn u.prz
~ 77td Captain and A. Q. M. o. 8. Army
nROPOsALs FOk HATa OApA sHnEs npy
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PUNCH ON RoEBUCK.-Tha cartoon in Punch
of July represents Mr. Roebuck as a tsrrie
at the Tuilleries, led by Napoleon with sugar
plums out of a bowl labelled 'sHumbug."- Tt.e
Empress puts her hand en- the shoulder OF the
Emperor, and deprecadngly remarks:
"Ah, mon cher Louis pray don cram the
poor little fellow any more; it is positively
cruei' #ssesr... =tees
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pRoPosALs FOR HAY, STRAW, AND GRAINl
ASSISTANT QuARfERxAsrER's OrrIoz,

ASSISTANT QUARfHRMAefER'S OFfIoE,
Forags Depaytnaens, Con. g and 2xd streets,
WAsHINaros. D. O April is. 1858
w11ITEs PRoPosALs are invited for furnishing
this Depot, to be delivered at the Railroad Depot,
or at any OF the Government wharves in this city
Gened, and they should state the quantity of
each article offered. also the prize and the date
Proposals win be received for ave thousand
,50o) bushels Of Corn Oats and ffty t5O tons Of
Bay or Straw. and upwards. ress 1t should be for
the interes, Of the Government to contract for .
less amount.
All grain to be put up in good sacks, Of shout two
~ bushels esch, which to be furnished 1T tls
cost of the contractor
The Hay and Straw TO be securely baled,
All Grain and Hay offered to be su b cot to . rigid
inspection by the Government Inspector.
,O0nlfacts will be awarded from time TO time to
me responsible bidders, the intere sts OF
the service nay require. Good security will be
made under this advertisement.
Payment to be made ct the completion of the
contract. g. L. BROWN
sp H-5m Captain and A. q. NJ. u. 8. A..
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e a gentleman is now in this city who was
1rafted In Boston, he furnished a substitute
paying a good price, and the fellow ran of
hired another substitute, and he skedaddled.
Not liking such luck, he concluded to go him
self. and went before the officers for that pur.
pose; but the board OF enrolment threw him
out on account,o dis disablity.-Harford Courant
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DROPOsALS FOk HATS, GAPS, SHOES, DRY
Il GOODS, 60.

HEADouARrERs DEP RrNENr OF WAsHrNoroN,l
Office Of (Aief Quartnmaster. July i. 1861
written proposals are in vited for furpishiag for
this Department to be delivered in this eity, the
following articles suitable for clothing con traband
men, women, aId children
Russell Brogans, and other serviceable Shoes
for men. women, and ehldren's wear
Chip, felt, and woolen Hats, and cloth Caps.
he. .dy- MAZE hickory aud check Shirts, and Den
ham Over alls.
Kerseys, linseys. singhams. blankets, and other
Wooien and Cotton Goods
Samples should be sent with each bid, at the ex-
pense OF the party forwardinA AHhe same
No bids VIII be entertained uBisss satisfactory
evideIc can be furnished of the reliability ana
10y atty of the bidder
Proposals will be opened from time to time and
contracts awarded as the interests Of the service
may require.
Good security will be reqrired for the faithful
fulfilment of any contract made under this adver-
tieement
Proposals should be addressed TO the under
signed, snd indo. sed Proposals for fu FINISHING
Dry Coo Dis &c ELIAS M GREENE,
Lieutenant Colonel Uhief Quar- termsster,
ty2 I'm Department Of Was ing ton
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ID MAYORS OFFICE. July 2I, 1868
i EOPOSALS Will he Iece ived at this off oe until
u o'clock Nor day. the 27,h instant or gr .d-
ing and sraveling street south betweenn AZ and
approved by the Commissioner and Assistant Com
mission ers. and to be Din- inches in the center,
taperipg on to four inches towards the er line
be wsll rolled with heavy roller. -
eradi1 and Per square yard for graveling.
No TART OF the appr"priation will be paid the
COZ tractor pt upon the certificate of the Co
missioner and Assistant Commissioners that the
work has been properly tx cuted.
JAMES H. BIROH,
Commissioner of the Saveuth Ward
GEORGE MATTINGLY
JAMES GREESWELL
jyZ3 ASST tent Commis siopere
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u,Hl REYN NOLDs aOUHl.

TH1 B EYNoLDs R0Us1.
The undersigned, thankful to bis frisnds and the
have given him as former proprietor Of 8EHA0
the !" Mcclellan House, respectfully begs JE;& II
leave to inform them that ne has transfsr red MI
establishment to the corner ofsth street and Pam
tsylyania avenue, where be has opened a houss in
rev and complete style. Connected with il is \
RESTAURAET, where the best of Wines and
Mauors VIII always be on hand Meals can be & al
81 all hours sud at the shortest notice - ~,-'
The public are respectfully invited to visit this
MAY mass sms J. W. REYN0LDs. Proprietor.
nRPHANs' COURT. DIsrnlcr or uoLuaBrA,
'Thcruss Fisher, executor Of 9eorse a. Dsvis,
ID e. ed, the execute aforesaid has with the ap
probation of the -Urpbsns' Court IF y Hashinst,u
county af. resais ,aVpointtd sAFUkDAY, the 9Th
day OF August next for the hnal settlement and
distribution ofthe personal estate of said
and OF the assets hanu as Tar as the Raue have
been culIec ed q, d fnl led into moi ey. when and
lsre O. 1.-The creditors AMI heirs OF said dacsa.ea
are notI6ed to attend, lat the Orphans' @ ,urt Of
wathip ton c, mt. o snrssaid ID With their caigs
prorsIl3 veuched. or they may otherwise by law
Re exclnde from sli benefit tin sad deceasei as
late: provided 3 copy OF tsis order BE- published
enes . We ek for tbrte weeks in the Byeniue Star
plsyis ne to the said ssh day q 4psa Ha.saT tfIs
~ Is iswsw ssi65fa lsaz s1esistsr 81 Wilis,,
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~ The Boston Herald says that large ll1,m
bers of Canadians, and men from the provinces,
have arrived there within the past three days
to offer themselves as substitutes to persons
conscripted, and 1t is said that the numb r ar
rived will much more than Offset those whose
names have been drawn and who foolishly
ran away
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their interests. xr,,, o.
o2SsF es DsH 91es o
the United Sites for the said District TO al
;: ss:s a:fi
Arctic ana sarah. their tackle apparel and farn nj
tire, and the same have been brought to the part
tbs Of mt ssssss
81 Is;
sbo. s.u.s Why esnsemnston u sseus = 1Ssis q ss
an. to nt'r''n' fps s9sis asfas .r.
AUGUSTUS JOHNSON 1 co.,
ses PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE
B11wEsl s1H A,o 1O1H srs.,
HAv1 BOUGHT At 7H1 R1e11vza's sAL1
7H1 WHOLE BALANo1 OF STOCK
ss the Ats nrm Of
LlAoH CO., BALTIhoRl.
RERMHTHCALLY.SEA GOODS,
EVERY DEsOR1PfiON:
MEATS,
VEGETABLES,
SOUPS, Etc.
WHICH WE OFFER TO THE TgADs,
DY THE PACKAGE,
1AR BELOW AANUFAoTURERs PRIosa.
AUGUSTUS JOHNSON CO.,
spsr $50 Pennsylvania Avenue
LIMITED sTATER $40 BONDS,
UNITED states Ign TREASURY NOTES,
UNITED STATES CCusoSs OF 1881,
UNITlD STATES CERTIFICATES OF IN
DEBTEDNESS.
Gold, Silver, Uncurrent Money, Exchange on all
parts Of Europe and the NORTH srn Cities,
BOUGHT AND SOLD.
We are authorized to furnish S-2D Bonds at par
until tie lat Of August next, when the privilege
Of conversion ceases
Orders for Stocks and Gold executed in New York
exclusively on com mis sion.
RITTENHoUsE, PANT Il co,
yHn Bankers 352 Penn avenue.
TFnE6AMsbgTEhYo ho,IEs pEeASTh1kT II IS oEFdoE OF
july is sesWhere.s. BY s.tsfae,
tory evidence presented to the undersigned, 1t has
District Of s'oiumss has been duly organized under
Cong ress entitled An act to provide q natioual
a 1S
s~mption hereof, approved Fsbru.ryss. 1853. snd
s a s the
s"s Ss Mcculloch Com pro.r
Erss ns.ionai s,d s4lk Of wtssanxtSn W count Of
tzed to commence the business of Banking under
IL.sI and seal Of Off :: tsi. sth dsy Of Ja!y 1853.
~ l7a2m Comp roller of the Currency.
NEW YORK ,n
WASHINGTON
STEAMSHIP LINE.
SEMLWEEKLY BETWEEN NEW YORK,
WASHING TON and GEOK6EIOWN, ID. G.
4ees BAhfIMSRs hasERE. eaes
s& sAty0f aRhES 4HR 'As. R
Regular Sailing Days v EDNEsDAYs and SAT-
and s. 100! sss
For FREIGHT noRass i5 Ressissa aHR,aI HRRaIiiSzHARr.
Agents, foot OF High street.
JAMES Esfaaltssis.a; HANS. gent, 81
3el26r1" III Wall street, New York.
STEAMSHIP Hosk skT1F Eo Lf7ssF5SLr FROM s.w
aprIIhsS Ihs stssa%ship %sshqip.pr f&
wsLffs W,,1 PsrSss; T., S;.s:;,Ss.s ,ossssSaaier.
.sss "n. 50 sr9n NEW ro5r
and At L tsrvais thsrssier Of about six weeks ron
p;r.. ..,;. ,.o, saeh port. s,..
sscend ca BIN t stafe room berths meals - 40
.ses + ess snS BACK IN Il.
second cabin only. a fare and half.
%s Sssyssts seeospss, ing passengers and children
stsef.ss with su uperier act omm odstions. sS
Price of passage from Liverpool, same rates as
All fares payable In gold, or its equivalent in o.
Esetl pa ssepger allowed 10 cub, feet Of luggage
An experienced surgeon on board. :.
Fer passage apS'c 'cHXRIna A. WHITNEY.
Atths Office, 26 Broadway, New York.
Tor lsSs i.g'' - ss,,n ,,,..;
Ii RoAtHEsi RoAoH Es nR0AoHlsm
BIDBuas BsDBussEI ssEIs, ssfsHssl RnsAs! 80.
s:' :: st f5is u R..s sd D.ss sss'; m &
a LARGE RECRUITMENT or MAxrIN 4
sss!! Y g. en- iii.fsisSSff SiSs
I ahros o., OLoTHIEsss; Iss s;.,.nt, ,.,..,
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N. B.-FELT AND CEMENT FOR SALE, IN
large and small quantities,
All orders through Post Office Box 534 pune
tually attended to.
Repairs to old Roofs made promptly. All work
warranted. af jy 22-ems
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OD-, FELLOW8' HALL.
MONpAY EVENING. July 27sh. 1853.

FOR E We EEK.
from Europe, of
PROFESSOR ANDERSON,
tson of the Wizard Of the North il his entirely
entertain ms ut of Prsstidi citation, entitled
~ THE WORLD OF MAGIC! ~
1s latels performed b! him in England, Ireland
sno scotal in all the principal Opera Houses
and Tseaters; before Thousands Of spectators, who
have elassed BIN ss
THE GREATKsT MAGICIAN
OF ANCIENT OR MODERN TIMESi
During the past six years. Prof. Anderson has
trAv. led through AastrA iA. Sand wich Soeiety
Islands Californis, En- gland Ireland and Scotland
in which time be has adj I'd all the novelties he has
learned TO his
CYCl0Gf0TIC AND
HYPERMErRICAL PROG G2AMME.
The principal feature of the entertainment Is The
ENTIRE ABSENCE OF ANY APPARATUSi
All effeQte being pr rodu a. ced under
EXIRA0RDIkAY MANUAL SKILL
Grand Day Entertainment every Wednesday
and Ssturd ~ for the accomm attain OF Lsdies and
Children. at3p m. Adm ission ~ cents; Reserved
seaif 80 een.s. Doors opsn at 7h O'Clock; com
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nT Among the drafted in -Philadelpb in W,

- V Among the drafted in -Philadelpf ia was
9 young genileman-qnite n beau-who. has a
set OF false teeth. He has not got $500 10 pay
for substitute, and as it would be perfectly
horrifying to his feelings 10 have ssfslse teethp
published as reason for exemption, he is in a
~ The ST Louis Republican, noticing the
assertion recently made in the British House of
Commons that cofton can be grow extensively
in Utah and at etlle base oil the Rocky Noun.
aains advises English apitalists TO inyes sshsir
money elsewhere II they would receive an adj
equate return.
0A lady, on separating from her husband,
chapeet her refision, being ssietar7ni iuetl ghe
said, to avoid his eaIagauy in this world aaa
the next - - 5kS - ~s.s...g H. q. l.s.ss,.
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Of our signature on steel plate label, with our
private stamP-oy the cork.
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Ballinaall's Outlines of Military Surgery; Lon
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