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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-03-17
Amusenents.


RARNUMs AMERICAN MUSEUM.
st. pATRIcK's DAY, March IT,
2, S3RAND EHfhtHH fEssosS MAJ a'i AZ ooLoA
Ns% SS'q AND Ps H vi e Ps;.ssS DRAMA
AZ, ..,,. !, f II ], $.i F 70
IMMENSE SUCCESS OF THE
AP II RO SA;
OR THE
SPIRIT OF REAUTY;
Win Brilliant and o'rseou. scenery.
sHsSB S$sEs }SSs'i$H AgE,''''' A'"'
ILLUMINATED FOUNTAIN OF RELr wArpp
ILLUMINATED FOUNTAIN OF REAi. WATH1
fLLUMfNHTED FOUNTAIN OF OF real REAL W WATks
ALL ALI TIL THE BEAUTIFUL HyEs OF THE RAINBOW
LIVING FAIRIES AND COURTEOUS FLowyxa
LYING FAIRIES AND GORGEOUS FLCWEKS
THIS FOUNTAIN WAS IMPORTED FROM EURoP1
THE FIRST EVER v isy SEN X This COUNTRY.
THE MOST SDs T BRSU -rTISgn' sSgEcrAcLE
ever ~i Ms Ms IL FL; Sentiment
the Comic and l~prOmP'a Singer appears At each perform
'A''' - ' THE TYRoLEAN WHISTLER,
his three whistles Of once and on the ryrolosn Fas
THREE MEN AND ONE WOMAN.
THE TWo ELPIN DwARFs.
T 9ea. ID snd y IN 81 saa y L
A JAPANESE MASKIN HOG.
The WHAT Is IT J or. MAN MONKEY.
THREE GROUPS OK MOVING WAX FIGURES,
GEN tom THUMB and WIFE, COM MUTT and MI
ME WARREN in thcis wedding costume, which they wss
at the Generals marriage, Feb TO- 1853.
TWO LIVING PRAIRIE DOCS
from Colorado Territory. The only specimens Of these go
animals ever in this region.
THREE sPECKLED BROOK TROUT
EACH WEIGHING OVER FOUR POUND6
A MONSTER PYTHON
the great DRAGON OF the East, and
OTHER MONSTER SERPENTS,
ROBERT HOUDINS AUTOMATON WRITER
EDUCATED SEAL which plays MUSICAL iNSrkU-
MENT and million other wonders.
Admission rs cents. Children under ten. is cents
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NOTICE

To Stockholders OF the Lcavenwoh, Fswnee ard We"ra
Railroad Compsny otherwise called the Union Pacific Rail
way Cotupsny, Eastern Division .
The undersigned holder Of more than OF the capital
stoc. Of the above described Company hereby vcs notice
Pursuant section 70 Of the act OF incoporsio that meet
Ing o. he .hoders Of ssd Company viii be held The
office Ross steel Co. No 81 street IN the city of
LeavenwoTh state Of Kansas the trt Monday OF Api
next al IL O'clock OF that day. for tie purpose OF eject
e directors or The uug year and ranac;na such other
Feb "a l8st COCRTLAEDT F. DIXON
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NTOTICE.-B. +. HOWES has withdrawn
f,o,o be Agency of The Svsure Line Of Bsrges the
Hudson River Of KewYoTk The Agency viii be hereafter
pIs J, C. - Wv A. A. WEMPLE.
rbn w. C. Is. REDfIELD.
Albany. March 10, 1861 -
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A j. BLEECKER, son * Co. will sell at
IA. AUCTION on FRIDAY. March "a, 1894, a. IL O'Clock,
al tho Exchange Salcsroou No. Ill BTosfwAy
on 1D ST. LOTS on south sldo 100 feet Yves. OF iItsv
size 25riC0 each
ON 7irH-sT-4 LOTS on south side. 100 feet west Of
i.i-av siko 23IlG. each. n.,
The.e lots Ito grade. Common Council Jn'' passed
resolution to put gas in l-tsy 80
7ith.s,. j. opened and has Croton laid
Maps SC. al Office Of Auctoneer'
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WAN AMBURGH d Co.'S MENAGERlE.
GREAT MORAL EXHIBITION
AND EGYPTIAN CARAVAN.
HYATT FROST Manager
Nos. 5Ja and 81 BROADWAY,
Open from lOa. M, 20 10 p. Admission - cents
AND LAST BUT FOUR
q, ri, ,nahes, Zooorcal Fxhibtion Parents who have
no. get embraced this opportunity OF sn'tIuctns he cn
Lrcu Ia - 49,. $4,000, ,,,euopv
shoE,d onickly DO So a. In all probability such
A VAST COLLECTION OF ANIMALS
will nsyer again be exhibited IN this city AL tho other AMI
mails IN Atnerics united in exhibition would rot make
lille OF tc numbers here cougrs2led Every poton o. sne
ANIMALS Binds AID REPTILES,
.eeced with due regard to health ana poauj " 'ne s-'
lion.t.mer In person Just aided: ~
THE GREAT AUSTRALIAN BIRD SHOW
AN AFRICAN PORCUPINE, ..o,,>r, - ,
FIVE ENORMOUS BOsCONSTKCTUKS' sni
A PAIR OF BENGAL LEUPAhpS;,
No language can convey an accurate idea Of the oFancy
of these beautiful bird The metallic tns OF every nue.
auost supsss belief No cooIng can gvo 'he snsne'' H'
tons of tier splendid intensity snd variety. - 49,,
THREE GRAND PERFORMANCES ENEKf DAY.
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Gopartnersbip Notifies.

AIR. ISAAC KIP, JR., retires from our
Itk firm this dsy by limitation end nato,l consent Ths
business win b. conducted by AhlIONf W. MUSE ana
J. CADY BROWN, under TIE ssrIe name. - -
EerYork, March 10, 1864. NURSE x 20.
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A J. BLEECKER, SON & Co. will sell at
IA. Auction on TUESDAY, March a. 1904. AZ IL oooei
at the Exchange Ssesoou No III broadway (Ifhy b1a
ins), n Y; -
.Os BID sre Lots the south ide. commencing "a feet
wcs. Of Avenue I size. IS BY ir,.7 each.
on Aypkuk D-2 Lots the west side, commanding a. The
westerly corn-r Of sid ir. Of Lot Fe by
%; adjoining Lot z3s by 90 Title indi-puaee For hsP-
particuaIs apply 10 the AuconceI No II Cedar Il,
adjoining the RanE Of Commerce, Eew.lort t1OSol
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A j. BLEECKER, son a. Co. will sell at
IA suction on THURSDAY. March "a, 1854 si IL ococi
at the kIchsnse SaeEoo, No Ill Broadway (Inny Build
ing). N. Y:
Os AyEyrH-5 valuable Houses and Lots commenting
N w Of ist,t 3story brick. brown stone hsst
story Nos H. 49, a. a. Is 2dsv In very god o.,
der have oil the modern improvements Possession may L.
les4 excepting store on the corner. .,,
OK CHaIsrIS srTbe valuable Property on The wes. SIDE
between Rivngton sud Stenops kno~n a. ,o- Io Al'd
10 Chrstet !yl30 with Pssags WY Tor carts nom
Rvingtonst Brick Building used IS Steam ss~ Hli
with power hronghout originally built Tor sosp lac
tory for msp 10 sppy to The Antlonoor. No - Cod 81
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NIRCU S.-BR0ADWAY AMPHIIHEA-
" TER No. &3J BROADWAY
L. y.
THIS EVENING,
Will DO presented splendid selection OF
SUPERB ARE.IC SCENES,
First week Of Walaee's $500
TROUPE OF ACTING BEARS,
TROUPE OF ACTING BEARS,
TROUPE or ACTING BEARS,
from California These animals not exhibited In cages
but are -. 1890
where, appropriately cos.umed they win give variety OF
DIOst amusing
such Is the Dandy the Soldier the Fashionable Lady the
Acrobat. etc. etc. presenting spectacle udeIous as 1t
extraordinary.
Lat week OF the performing
D00' MADAME LOUISE ToURNAIRE,
and
ALL THE STAR RIDERS AND ACROBAT5
IN q magnificent display Of - $1,000,
DASHISG WORKMANSHIP
AND STARTLING ATHLETIC EXPLOITS.
Doors opeu at 7; 20 commence a. al x.-..
"WEDNESDAY AND SATURDAY AFTERNOONS,
WEDNESDAY AND SATURDAY AtTERNOOSS,
Aiaiin.ss for Families. commencing sszA.
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FINDING THEIR WAY HoME.-A copy OF
the London Times of the 9TH, by the
Borussia, announces the safe arrival at
Southampton of Capt Morris, Of the
Florida, from Bahia, along with por-
ton of his officers and men. The Times
takes pleasures in adding that the re-
mainder Of the Florida's crew, not cap
tured by the Wachusett, will reach
England by a schooner which had
sailed from Bahia. We note the item
of news simply to remark, how singular
it is that the first thought of these pi-
ratical adventures, when they find
themselves in tight place at sea, is
how to reach England. Semmes pro-
yided for this retreat when he got a
a pleasure yacht to act as tender for
him before accepting Capt. Winslow s
challenge. All that escaped Of his
crew instantly took passage for South
ampton. And in fact, in the crisis Of
danger, the whole band OF rowing Con-
federate cut-throats seem to seek their
island home, as it we're by instinct, no
matter in what part Of the globe they
run, or be cast ashore. France, Italy,
Brazil, Holland, Spain, and Russia have
no attractions for them whatever.
They are bound to get home as quick as
possible for new outfit, and the means
of prosecuting new adventures
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agreeable and pleasant.

We are indebted to Mr.. Ed Butler,
the obliging news dealer at No Cher
ry street, opposite the Maxwell Bar
racks, for some very fine photographs.
Mr.. Butler has one of the.fnest assort-
ment of photographs in our city. His
list comprises all the leading actors and
actresses, copies of engravings and
paintings, in fact almostI everything
called for The photographs are splen-
'flidly colored, and are most appropriate
for albums and for gifts, the coming
holiday season. Mr.. Butler has also all
the newspapers and periodicals usually
kept at any news depot, and a large
supply of choice novels Customers
will find him pleasant and obliging
gentleman, ever ready to serve his pa
irons.
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SHoOTIYG ARRAY n KSOxvmLE. 1t
Col Ingerton, of the 18th Tennessee In
fantry, was shot on Friday night, at the
Franklin House, in Knoxville, by 8
man named Walker, formerly Lieu
tenant in the 9th Tennessee Cavalry
About year ago, Col Ingerton was 8
member Of a court martial which dis
missed Walker from the service, and il
IS said that at that time he threatened
on the first opportunity TO kill the Col
onel On Friday night, about II O.
clock, they met as above stated, when
Walker shot the Colonel, the ball en-
teriug TIE right side, Just below the
ribs. The wounded man LIVED bat
short time after receiving the fatal shot
His murderer was Immediately arrest
ed and placed in irons.-CAat. Ga.
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We understand that the author of
the new work we announced come
little time ago, "The Fallen City, or
Nashville under Federal Occupation,
is busily engaged in finishing the vol
ume The exciting scenes of murder,
violence and robbery. will be graphical
ly described, and the volume will be far
more interesting than the one called
New York by Gaslight The author
with noble determination still con-
tinues his observations by gaslight and
has doubtless ere this, determined the
Status of every establishment worth
noticing. We believe that his CORES.
pondence with Miss Jennie NJ. is to be
added in supplement Our public are
intensely eager for the work.
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a. 4 NJ. LANDsBERo & Co, Wholesale
sutler supplies, corner Of Public Square and
Market Street, offer to the trade and their
friends at large, their great stock Of liquors,
consisting in part, of Whiskeys, Gin, Bran
dy, Gin Cocktail, Stomach Bitters, Sehie-
dam Schnapps, Catawba and Claret Wines,
at the low rates Of one dollar per bottle.
Call, everybody wishing a bargain. Re
member the place, corner Market and
Square. A. & M. LASDsRERe & Co.
Oct 27-3m.
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Since we mentioned the fact of the
new steam ferry about to be established
between our city, and Edgefeld, we
have heard many warm Communications
from those whose business makes fire.
quent trips necessary. Those passing
over the ferry viii not have to wait for
boats passing through the bridge, nor
for the numerous trains that of course
have the right to the railroad bridge.
Messrs. Rogers d. Goodhue deserve the
thanks as well as the liberal patronage
of the public for their enterprise.
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"Perley," the Washington CORES
pendent Of the Boston Journal, in an
article on the Supreme Court relates
the following anecdote Of Henry Clay.
Mr.. Clay was Speaker Of thr House Of
Representatives when he was retained
by the Governor Of Kentucky 10 appear
tefore the Supreme Court and main
tain the rights Of that State against the
pretensions Of Virginia, in a long con
tested suit growing out Of what was
termed the occupying laws When
he rose, it was with some slight agita-
ton Of manner, but he soon recovered
bis wonted composure, and held his
auditors IN admIring attention, while
he pronounced . most beautiful eu~
logium upon the character Of the sons
Of Kentucky The judges sat in their
black robes Of Office, sedste and atten-
tive. One OF them, Judge Washington,
"a nephew Of the Paisr PalriG, was
an inveterate snuff taker, and ayailed
himself Of mOmeptary pause in the
argument 70 indulge himself with the
titslating restorative. Mr. Clay observ>
ing this, instead Of proceeding, advanced
BAa~oiAAAJ " tAS boASA WIN Ms tuullD
and finger extended, and helped him
self from Judge Washington's box As
he applied the pinch he observed, 4
perceive that your honor sticks 70 the
scotch, and Immediately resuming his
stand, he proceeded in his argument
without the least embarrassment So
extraordinary . step over the usual
barrier which separates this Court and
the barristeEs excited not little aston
ishment and admiration among the
spectators, and il was Afterwards aptly
remarked by Judge story, in relating
the circumstances % a friend, that he
did not believe there was a man IN the
United States who could have done tkht
bat Henry Clay.
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DIAERHgA AND DYsExTERY.-We have ex-
anined great numbeg Of letters from some
Of the most prominent citizens in Cincin-
nati and COvington, etc, speaking in the
highest terms Of DR.. 8triekland's Anti
Cholera Mixture for the cure Of Diarrh@a
and Dyscntery. The letters are too long 10
publish. Mr.. Woods, Of Covington, says
he was pronounced ineurable by the best
doctors in Cincinnati, and one bottle Of Dr.
Strickland'8 Anti Cholera Mixture effected
4 permanent cure, after suffering for months
With the worst form OF Diarrhea and Dys-
EMERY. ap 26-tu " THY
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Some of the young men Of our city
are not aware that Mr. Geo T. Pratt has
large class of pupils at his Dancing
Academy. We have heard pupils speak
of these lessons in enthusiastic terms.
Those who do not go for the dancing,
land they are very few express them
selves as satisfied with the "good time"
that they have there. Mr.. Pratt's class
is so large that he has had to divide it,
and it now occupies nearly all his time.
The Tuesday evening soirees are vastly
agreeable and pleasant.
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A performance was given at the Win
ter Garden last Friday night to aid the
fund to raise statue of Shakespeare in
Central Park The drama of Julius
Cesar" was produced, with Junius Bru
tus Booth as Cassius; Edwin Booth as
Brutus; and J. Wilkes Booth as Marc
Anthony. The general distribution Of
the remaining characters was unusually
strong
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CousTERFErTs.-Informa has been re-
ceived by q. l.. Barlow 4 Co. that certain
druggists in this city have been palming of
on persons calling for DR.. Velloc's Pink Ce-
rate an article OF their own manufacture,
which they say is superior 70 the genuine.
We would advise ali persons to get the
genuine, and should you require any medi-
cine for the Itch, Ring-worm, letter, or
any disease Of the skin, do not suffer any
unprincipled man to impose any other
Pink Cerate, manufactured by G. j. Bar
tow & Co., No 19H Deaderick street, Nash
vile, Tenn.
?. s.-A liberal discount made to dealers.
Sent by mail to any address on receipt Of
81 y. Be sure that you get the genuine.
sep24-tf
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THE MARKETS.

dun scarcely 80 firm si0fglO 10 Ezrastats 81 h
$50 II. y. VII At dDll dropping % winter red
western Rye, quie hrm. Barley activp hrm
rE dol hesvy z93 lower i9k, mixed We tern
float. Oat dull drOop ng lU3gf. IVES EN- PORK
lower 30, mess IS 250iJC 35a,J5 90. Primo AR
du heavy 2l392li- whisky steady IsaG ~.
closing buyers -, no Tiers b loN - Petroleum
dull nOmnOl Il, rude o. Referred bond 81 free
Stocks lower 6oid aftsn board 220j<, "a, ST. cou-
pom TO- Reg 10, Coupons 10, 90, n, beg 10 10 g.
reg Soy. Coupons $3.50 %, 10. One yeareer-
hcate 3I- y. y e ly1s, Reasilog 55H.
CfScINsArr, Nov. Jt-NOOn-flcur and wheat
firm lat quotations.. Corn inactive demand new
ear advanced Toe, Old sheiled I300l3I. Gas in
good demand s.. nye sdVaueed ~ 100 rsrley un-
shsDged. Whi-<s sales 80 BIDS. 100. Provisions
quieE unchanged Hugs dull ih0r GA Eeatrer ~
1svorabe- Beef 500 no sales % fet an inches
- feet Ia chan1si. Weather clear, Tner g.
PIfTsBCas, Nov Driver feet ~ l1ermarz
rising. Weather G ear, pleasant
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GOVERNMENT EMPLOYEES, such as machin-
lets, carpenters, teamsters, ETC., should pre-
sent their Vouchers, Certificates, or Tick
cts, at the Banking House, corner Of Union
and College streets, where the very best
prices are always paid for every description
of Government claims.
CHECKS on THR DEPOsTTaRY AT LOUIsvILLs,
,ashed on the very best terms.
THOs. s. MARE.
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would Lose FIry Thousand Dollars.

A Maine officer recently applied Tor
a furlough, stating that if it was not
granted he should lose City thousand
dollars. This attracted attention At
headquarters, and the officer was de-
sired 10 forward statement Of how he
would lose it. He did 80 to the effect
that he had been in the army without
a leave of absence for two years that
he was engaged to a young lady worth
fifty thousand dollars; that there was
another fellow after her, and that she
had written TO him that if he did not
come home and marry her right away
she would have the other man. he got
his furlough.
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The Springfield Journal publishes the
official returns from all the counties in
the State of Illinois. They foot up,
for Lincoln 1856, 1851 Mcclellan, l55,6O4
Majority for Lincoln, 3l,OS3.
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Strangers in the city who have an idle
hour should visit Morse's Gallery Of the
Cumberland" at 25 Cedar st. Here
they can find thousands of pictures Of
the most noted statesmen, soldiers,
civilians, &c, of the land.
Oct27-tf
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Miss Avonia Jones was playing havoc
with the hearts, and Jack Frost with
the noses of the Memphians early last
week.
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Do you see that group of Ladies 60
ingup or down Cedar St 2 Nine chances
out of ten they are going or have been
to Morses Gallery Of the Cumberland,
% Cedar St, opposite Commercial Hotel
Oct27-tf
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Speciality.

MANUFACTURES STOCK OF WATCHES
vi Lockets, CHAINS, Bracelets, Rings, Pas, Ma
SONIC Emhiems, Gold Pens and CSse-, togethe 7
with full assortment Of Fine JcWelry, VIII b. sold
NJ retail for the next 60 days. Certificates Naming
the different artlcses are put Ia envelopes and
sealed, and sent without regard % choice. One
VII he sent for 10 cents Eve certificates for s, Gle
for s., thirty for S. After seeing the article,
IL does not We perfect satisfaction you can return
u and get the money Great Inducements are Of
fered 70 agents. We also manufacture Badges f0I
every division and corps in the army. We vii
send sample tpure silver with your name, reg
meni ana company Handsomely engraveI thereon,
on the receipt Of 81 60; together wilh our whole
sale illustrated circular 20 SCENTS.
= N. WARD Co,
noyls-2m No 2os Broadway, n, Y.
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The Union press Of Illinois generally
recommend the election of Governor
Richard Yates 70 the United States
Senate from Illinois.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
Auction Sale Extraordinary.

WEDNESDAY, Nov. 3Oth, we sell Gro
eeries and Furniture, Notions, Furs, Wool
ems, etc, Large lot of new and second hand
Furnisure, Mattresses, Beds, etc, splendid
Parlor sets, Wool Hoods, Socks, etc, and
a large consignment of Cavalry Boots, dam
oged Boots and Shoes.
on THURSDAY, at No 50 Broadway, we
sell Brown and Crushed Sugar, Molasses,
Whisky, Wines, Oysters, Soap, and all kinds
Of Groceries. noy3O-2t
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Cabbages, Potatoes, Apples, Butter, Lard
and variety of choice Groceries at W. w.
Totten's, No. % College Street. All who
are fond Of good living can find anything
they may want. nOvI6-tf
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Is there more than one Gallery in
Nashville? One would suppose not
from never hearing Of any but the
Gallery Of the Cumberland
Ocf9T-tf
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Parlors, large and elegant, for the accom-
mediation Of visitors, at T. J. Merritt 4
Co. s new Gallery, Al Church street.
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Pearl MlEIatnres.

MoRsE is the fret to introduce this
new style Of Pictures. Every body that
see them are delighted with them.
Call at the Gallery of the Cumber-
land and judge for yourself ol4,tf
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s1ashrille 9niuu.
~. eAMEROS 8 CO.. PubIIshers.
THURSDAY, DECEMBER l, 1864

We are greatly obliged to Mr.. Har-
ry Stitt for package of British news
papers. They were very acceptable.
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SaItsman,s GalIerr, UnIon street.

Has on hand a number Of Carries de
Visite of the young American Bare Back
Rider,
Master Charles Fish,
which can be had fsr25 cents piece.
Nov2G-lw
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For Sale.

A Scholarship in Bacon's Commercial
College, Cincinnati, Ohio. 4 bargain can
be had. Apply 70 or address this Office.
noYIS-tf
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Srren THIRTY Rnnfis

VIII be received in payment for goods
by SCoTT, KEEN a. Co.
October l3-2m