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MAyoRALrY OF New ORLEANS,
City Hall. September Is, 1865. (
no. 1043-N. ST.
RESOLVED, That the adjudication by the con-
troler of the contract for collecting the revenues
of the Claiborne Market to Louis Smith, security
John Berthin, be and ii is hereby approved.
Resolued further, That the mayor be and he Is
hereby authorized to enter into contract before
the city notary, in behalf Of the city, with Louis
Smith as principal and John Berthin as security,
for the collection of the revenues of the Claiborne
Market, until the 3lst of December, 1865, for and
in consideration of the sum of one thousand one
hundred and ninety dollars (sll9O) per month.
(Sgned) ALFRED KEARNY,
President Board Assistant Aldermen.
(Sgned) THOMAS MARKEY,
President Board Aldermen.
Approved September rs, 1865.
(Signed) JOHN z. CONWAY Mayor.
A true copy:
JOHN W. OVERALL, Secretary. seq Sc
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MAYoRALTY OF NEW ORLEANS,
City Hall, Seps. 20, 1868.
mo. l044-N. s..
Resolued, That the controller be and he is here
by authorized to warrant on the treasurer in favor
OF W. r. Harrison for the sum of one hundred
and one dollars and forty six cents for his salary
as policeman from Goth June to August Sd, 1865.
(Signed) ALFRED KEARSY,
President Board Assistant Aldermen.
(Sgned) THOMAS MARKEY,
President Board Aldermen.
Approved Sept. 20, 1868.
(Sgned) JOHN x. CONWAY, Mayor.
A true copy:
JOHN W. OVERALL. Secretary. $3.50 st
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Fender piles to protect the bridge against In
be driven and framed az marked on pIana.
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The outside faces Of the beams aud frames, the
ratings and posts the hog chains etc. in fact ali
wood and iron work usually painted ahall receive
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CONTROLLERS OFFICE CRY HALL,
New Orleans, Oct. 2, 1868.
Notice is hereby given that the controller will,
at this office, on Tuesday, October Is, 1868, at
noon, adjudcate to the lcweat bidder or bidders
the above contract, rs per specifications.
oc2 lot j. D. LANDRY, Controller.
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GOODS LESS THANsBEFoRE TEE WAR.
THE MOST GOODS OF THE BEST QUALITY
FOR THE LEAST MONEY.
No. 1888 MAIN STREET.

z p
: A large lot of Ladies' Parasols at sl.2s, worth
81; 800 extra silk Umbrellas at $L7s worth 10 50 {;
asplendid article of Colored Barge for Wells. 4Sc,
worth s23c.; Blue, Brown, and Green Silk Grena-
dimes for Wells, &c. worth SL9s 200 Ladies' Hoop
Skirts, Soc. worth &c.,; 50 dozen Ladies Hoop
Skirts threeinch tape, at e2ac., 7sc and 81 worth
twice the money; 500 dozen Black and " bite 700
yards Spool Cotton at &C.,, four for Csc. large
assortment of Ladies' Silk its from IS to &c.. cost
to import $3.50 to g.; 245 dozen fine Shirt Bosoms
at 20, Is, s73 and Soc. {; beautiful French Woven
Bosoms at Soc. worth 75c. Mosquito Net, g. rs for
whole piece, worth g.; Ladies' Handkerchief at
81, sl.2s, and 81 dozen, very cheap: rich En-
broidered Bands from auction at half their value !;
Ticking, l2ac.; Hickory Stripe, 12ac; Checks l2tc
White and Red Flannel from CSC. upwards Do
nestle Ginghams, 12sc. Brown and Bleached
Shifting, lee. 81 Sheeting, 15c. yard.wfde fine
Bleached Cotton, Is. and 2oc., worth 20 and &C. !;
Irish Linens s73 so, 81, and 75c. Jaconet Dejue,
for counterpanes, 4ec per yard, worth SOC. La
dies, Misses, and ChIldren's Hose, Gloves &c,
astonishing1y low; 500 Ladies' Corsets, just re-
ceived, at 81, selling elsewhere at Sl.sO; Linen
Table Damask, Cotton and Linen Dejue, Cambria
and Check and Swiss Muslin, Ribbons, Bonnets,
Mozambiques, Tamartine, Grenadines, Challies,
Delalnes, 0rgandies. Jaconetts, Lawns. Berages,
Black and Co1ored Alpaca, Black and Colored
Silk, and thousands Of other goods too hume
rous to mention all Of which will and must
be sold. All ask is call from one lind all, and
convince yourself that by calling at JOSEPH
STRAUSE'S, No. 1853, you will save not less than
Is to 25 per cent. and satisfaction given In every
instance. Be careful Of going to the right place,
opposite Palmer, Son Co., Main street between
Fifteenth and Seventeenth. jeT
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HUMAN IGNoRANcE. Our real know.
ledge of chemistry is almost as Imperfect
=" in reference toits applications to agricul,
"ture as to medicine says Professor NAL
LET, who is an " NJ. D." as well as q Pro
fessor Of Chemistry: When we remember
that one hundred pounds Of guano to the
acre will cause sensible increase in the
product of the soil, and that this quantity
is only. one pound to over four hundred
square feet of land, or sF small proper
ton of the six inches of soil that it's pre-
lsence ia the same would defy the tests Of
the agricultural chemist, We may well con-
cede that the Professos speaks only the
truth. 80 as to the diamond. |" We 1cno,o,"
issyssP Professor WALLET, "that the diamond
g is simply crystallized carbon; We can
eprocure carbon in abundance &c., &c.,
but no one has ever been sble to make IN
artificial diamond. s. sasE.. rsY
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e
A Yankee, who went to Raleigh before
the late war, preached there regularly on
his own hook, and when the war began ran
off to the North, has just obtained judg-
ment in the United States Court at Raleigh
Judge BRooKs) for the sum for which one
Of his slaves was sold, though the person
who bought the slave was compelled to pay
the same sum to the Confederate Govern
ment as sequestered property. This deci-
sion forces the purchaser to pay twice for
the same slave, and once to a northern
preacher. This decision is not only hard
one and manifestly unjust, but is, in our
opinion, in violation of the principles of
the common law. If the, United States Co.
vernment was unable to prevent the se-
questration of the money, it ought itself to
pay the man who sold the slave no
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BULLY BUTLER.-BEAsT BUTLER attempt
ed a little bluff game with the Democrats in
the House of Representatives on Thursday.
Pretending to regard their protest against
the admission of the Arkansas delegates as
n good campaign document for the Radi-
Gals, he offered a resolution that $4,000
copies Of it should be printed. The Demo-
Gratis, however, did not seem to be much
frightened. On the contrary, Mr.. ELDaIDGE
moved to make the number 100000, and
Mr.. ROBINSON moved to make it 100000.
The resolution was finally referred to the
Committee on Printing. We do not expect
d favorable report. BUTLER will hardly
get Radical committee to aid him in so
desperate q game Of bluff. -,--.-.-.--..---.---.-
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New Books.

From Messrs. D. APPLETON s Co., New
York, through Messrs. H. CHRISTIAN Il
Co., Of this city, We have just received the
following books: '. go ~ :,
The Bride !, of Lammer4noor. By Sir
20 WALTER scoTT. Also, SCOTS Poetical
IS Works, in paper covers. a@
4 Mental arithmetic. By G.. P. QUAcK-
= ENBos, AM, author Of numerous school
books. . l~ss"ss" 9.s- 500
Upon opening this little book and
turning to the multiplication table, we
were agreea5ly surprised tofnd that the
author would have his pupils say, " Three
times three is nine," etc., instead of :" are"
How any man competent to be teacher or
to compile an arithmetic could ever have
supposed that ."times" is the nominative
to the verb in such sentence, we cannot
imagine. Being thus favorably impressed
with the book, we examined it with some
little attention, and found it to be an ex-
cellent one. ~ .
Democracy in the United States. What it
has done, chat It IS doing, and achat 1t
aoin do. By RANSOM H. G1LLET, formerly
M. G. from New York, &c., &c. .
Whoever shall read this book will find
that Mr.. G1LLEr is one of number Of no
BILE northern men who have correct under
standing of many Of the foundation prin-
ciples of our Government. We do not
agree with him in all his teachings; but We
give him credit for cle$r appreciation OF
the nature of republican government, and
an honest intent to do good in his day and
generation. The book contains handsome
frontispiece. It is likeness Of THOMAS
JEFFERSON.
a Popular Treatise on, the Art of House
Painting, Plain and Decorative. By
JOHN w. MAsBURY. ....n.
This book will prove USEFUL to those who
desire to learn the nature, composition, and
mode of production Of paints and painters
colors, and their proper and harmonious
combination and arrangement. -.
From Messrs. WooDHoUsE & PARHAM,
the Richmond agents. we hev" re"e:''cc ii'tsiie
June NJ ..:' 81 ;Ie American reprint of BlacA-
/ GOODS Edinburgh Magazine. ... ........
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The Mississippi Elections.

We give below two accounts. One is
from the people. direct. The other is from
the military officer who is in charge Of the
business of reconstruction. The reader
will be apt to conclude that both are true
''THE MISSISSIPPI ELECrIoN.-Jack.son,
Mss, June, 26.-Jackson is ablaze with
enthusiasm. Sush excitement was proba-
bly, never known in this State. & colored
Democratic club from Brandon, numbering
three hundred, is here to spend tomorrow,
our election day, and encourage colored
Democrats. A grand torchlight procession
tonight is two miles long. The whole State
is giving large Democratic majorities. The
Democrats claim twenty-five thousand ma
jority. Speeches we're made by prominent
politicians tonight. The Loyal League is
parading che streets, about two hundred in
number. tt4s.3
'The Democrats are receiving accessions
from the League; Crimson, o negro Radical
candidate in Rankin county, Joined the
Democracy to-day. 1t is reported from
Vicksbnrg that the President Of the Repub-.
lioan Executive Committee in Mississippi
voted the Democratic ticket. Ten counties
roll up Democratic majority of from 500
to 1000. The Republicans have gained
four of the river counties. The Democrats:
allow them ali the river countless ten in
number, but none Of the inland counties
Though all is enthusiasm, there ia no hos
tile demonstration, and the opposing par,
ties treat each other With courtesy -
IslegrQn. ~ I 49,
THL MISSISSIPPI ELEcTI0N. General
Grant has received o dispstch from Genera!
Mcdowell, stating that there are csrtain
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DECISIONS UNDER THE BANKRUPT Law
Two interesting decisions were made the
other day by Judge NELSON tof the Su-
preme Court of the United States) in the
Circuit Court of the United States for New
York city. JAMES K. PLACE g. Co. last
November made an assignment under the
State law. Afterwards they applied for
the benefit Of the bankrupt law. The as
signee. in bankruptcy demanded the pro-
perty previously assigned. The Judge de.
cided that, as there was no evidence Of
fraud - The first assignment, it could not
be set aside. - =. d 90 zs.s:. s
The other case was that of receiver ap-
pointed in State court years ago who was
called upon to surrender the property Of 6
person applying for the benefit of the bank
rupt law. Judge NELSON decided in thiE
case also to let the property remain where
it was. ,-.1....g
Both Of these decisions seem to us to be
not only plainly right, but in strict accord
with the requirements of the bankrupt law
itself. We cannot well imagine how a
judge could have made any other decision
in either Of these cases. Nevertheless, Sc
common is the belief that the bankrupt law
overrides all justice as well as all State
laws, that these decisions Of Judge MEL
SONS will be regarded as, q protection
against the bankrupt courts, or rather their
greedy officials. r ID.
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xgHo FOR GREAT BARGAINS Now is


your chance to buy supply OF every description
of DRESS GOODS at greatly reduced prices at
JULIUS SYCLE'S No. sls Main street, between
Ninth and Tenth. Having bought very largely at
the recent decline in prices Of dry goods 1t Will
enable me to offer great Inducements to all who
favor me with a call. i will mention few OF the
latest and most desirable DRESS GOODS which
have on hand: Mozambiques all shades; Engisn
and French Grenadihe, just imported; french
Lawns and Organdles, the latest styles Hair-lme
Grepad,ne. something new English Berages, plain
and embroidered; fine embroidered Hernanis Of the
latest design; and other styles too numerous to
mention, and prices to suit all. WHITE GOODS
at panic prices; such as plain and striped Swiss
Mousaelaine, dressed and undressed Cambria
plain, striped, and checked Naiusook; 81 French
Organdies, Dimity Long Cloth, white and colored
Marsetlles, Brilliants etc.
A large variety of Summer Cashmere, Cotton
ade, Linen Duck, Brown Linen, Linen Drill and
Tweed, for boys AMI mems wear, ut such prices
that the most difficult to be pleased will be pleased
in quality and prices.
A large lot Of Huckaback Towels, Table Damask
Marseilles Quilts, Bird-eye Diaper and Irish Lin
en-, just received from auction, and will be
sold 2 per cent less than at any other place In the
city.
Domestic Goods at such reduced prices that It will
astonish one and all ard large variety Of other
goods usually foundIn hrst-class dry goods house
All Of which Will he sold at great bargains. Re-
member JULIUS SYCLE, ola Main street,
between Ninth and Tenth.
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CHEMISTRY APPLIED TO THE Arts
We have never read more interesting lee
ture than the one upon this subject "deh-
!" yered before the University Of Virginia,
May 80, 1868, by J. W. MALLET, Phi. D.,
an. D., F. c. S., Professor Of Analytical
" and Applied Chemistry in the Univer.
"sity." There are many pages which we
should like to reproduce in full. Our CO.
lumns are, however, 80 crowded with the cur
rent news of the day that we cannot find
room for these interesting extracts. No one
can read this lecture without being con.
WINGED that in securing the services of Pro
fossor MALLET the Visitors did the wises
thing in their power. ~. ... ...l
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;ndications that the Constitution N5Tl bs
carried, and that the Republican Is,tats
ticket will be elected in Missiusippi
General Mcdowell son ths2oth Instant,
an order providins forthe con!
tinuance of the election in Mississippi an
additional day, at the county seat or other
place where the revision Of the registration
may have been held, exclusively for the
benefited those registered voters. who haze
lost their certificates Of registration. -
Forney. s.''5s>s - 75St
3 If the first telegram be true, the last in
dicates thsss the Radicals intend to over
come the popular will by fraud. ,ua
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Our YOUNG MAN.---In the absence Of both
the young gentleman himself and his father,
we trust there is no improperly il giving
place aa the Dispatch to the following arti-
Gle from the Norfolk Jotau.al &.
james e. Go,oardin, ESQ. This gentle
man has delighted ouF city by his adniira-
dslineations Of the late Negro Radical
Convention OF Virginia. His talents as q
mimic are of q irstrrate order, and. those
who hare attended al the sittings pf the
memorable Convention Aforesaid, declare
With one accord that when they shut their
eyes they thought thst they were In The
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ssnee Of Plaste and Lindsey and Porter
Rsyne, and sof all Che other carpet bag1
GERS and negroes. E 7.
Sowonderfni is Mr.. yGewardin's talent
!, thats after he had finished his lecture, 9
gentleman from New England went up to
him and told him that 8 If he would only
90 on to New Hampshire he would De aole
to get what audiences he wanted, lor every
body.would 90 to see end hear . him. .s,v,.r
;noton ,c;tv. where he WILL mo doubt, be
yerv warmly welcomed. He also expects
to be in New York during the session OF
the Democratic Convention. ass -zYl. ?
aSuccess attend him! May such talents
as he possesses be richly rewarded wherever
he goes.or5 ~ tzZuehT -psI .Jsa safas
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AMrfnEmENTss.

iToiRTH OF July EXCURSION TO
n oSI.rNAILEE, ON THE RICHMOND,
f Si4aI gST s8FMh1kSI EAIL
~ Glen Alien Baptist church will hold
n FEAST on the 4th OF July next in their new
church at Glen Allen Station on the Richmond
FredericEsburr and Potomac railroad. the pro.
ceeds OF which are to be devoted to the completion
A specia: train will leave the depot corner
Broad and Eighth streets at 9:ls A. NJ, ana return
about P. NJ.
Round trip tickets 7sc. for adults Soc. for chill
dren under twelve years.
cursion, OF Messrs. Starke K Ryland and J. w. Da'
yies q Sons. Main street and cambridge q An:
derson and Hundlcy & Tainm, Broad street aht
ON the day of excursion Mt the Office Of the railroad
COMPANY. Je <e-IM
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CoNTEMPTUoUs DARKY.-One of the me-
gro councilmen Tor aldermen) recently ap-
pointed in Charleston by General CANDY
has gone to Ohio, and may remain there,
the Meas says. That journal justly con.
siders this as indicating no very high
appreciation Of his new privileges, seeing
that in Ohio he cannot even vote, much less
be an alderman. g :. <1-F $ % - z
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Dry GOODS.

A PLEASANT SURPRISE To find
II that Goods can be bought as cheap as before
the war, and some at even LOWER PRICES
THAN EVER! Call and get some OF the bar
gains r.. 49,. ,...
BIeached Cottons at 10 and l23c. per yard;
Neat Calicoes at 123c., worth l5c- per yard;
Mozamblques and Berages, 20 and 25c.. very cheap;
Best Jaconet Lawns at CSC, pretty styles;
Brown Linen Drill and Duck at CSC. per yard;
White Linen Duck and Drilling tile best and
capest; ...-- -
Splendid assortment Of Cassimeres and Tweeds :
81 Organdies, Berages, and Grenadines, for
Palln-icaG Linen, and Silk Fans, OF all kinds;
Plain and Beaded Parasols, latest designs;
All sizes Silk Sun Umbrellas ut low prices;
Swiss. Nainsook. and Checked Muslfns D1mi-
ties, Brilllants, White and Buff Marseilles Irish
Linens, Linen Lawns, OrganGIes, Grenadines,
Black Silks, Table Damask, Napkins, Towels,
Marseiles Quilts, Pillow-case and Sheeting Lin
ems, Hoop Skirts Henstitched Embroidered,
and Lace Handkerchiefs Gloves, Mtts, Hosiery
Ribbons Bugle Trimmings Embrofderies; Paper.
Linen. and Lace Collars, Ruf1ings, &c, &c. Our
stock being very complete and prices low, we feel
confident Of suiting purchasers In every respect.
I 80 WILLIAM THALHIMER & SONS,
No. BIS Broad street. between Third and Fourth,
and also 1853 Main street lEzekiers old stand:
N. B.-hr. Gus. THALHIMER has charge OF the
Main-street store land Messrs. II. kOPPEL and n.
STRAUsE are with us, and will be pleased to serve
jeao W.T.6 SONS.
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VIRGINIA, AaArN.-A'washington letter
in the Baltimore Sun of Saturday says that
on Friday General GRANT and General
sroNExAN had an interview with Secretary
scuor1E1p relative to affairs in the princi-
pality of Virginia, particularly in regard
to the coming election on the Constitution.
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VIM. b. IsAACs & CO., BANKERS,

E% VIM. b. ISAACS & CO., BANKERS,
CORNER aF MAIN AND FOURTEENTH STREETS,
RIcuMosb, dealers In COIN, BONDS, STOCKS,
BANK NOTES, COMMERCIAL PAPER, and
NEGOTIATE LOANS. g
BILLS OF EXCHANGE drawn at sight or on
time, In sums to suit purchasers on most reliable
houses In ENGLAND, IRELAND, SCOTLAND,
FRANCE. GERMANY. SWITZERLAND, BEL
GUM, HOLLAND, SWEDEN, and NORWAY.
DEPOSITS received subject to check at sight, or
CERTIFICATES Issued for same.
COLLECTIONS made on all accessible points in
the United States Canadas and Europe.
NH S8-3m
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= SENSIBLE SUGGEsTroN.-Ths following
suggestion is attributed to Mr.. VALLAN-
p1GHAM: GA party in minority should
deal in generalities, and make its platform
short" The New York Convention would
do well to profit by this hint. icelE
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A MEXICAN TRADE PALACE, No. 1923
II BROAD STREET.-Just received at the
American Trade Palace another beautiful stock
OF Spring and SUMNER GOODS:
Beautiful Lawns, fast colors, zoe. per yard !:
Check Muslin, Ice. and upwards; Beautiful Dotted
Swiss Muslin, 25c and upwards; Ladies' and
Misses Hats, lOc. and upwards; Ladies' and
Misses Shaker Hoods, 15c. apiece Beautiful Plain
and Beaded Parasols, 3l.5o and upwards Beautl-
full Satin-striped Lenos and Mozambiques, double
width, Csc. per yard worth 4oc.; Beautiful Prints
fast colors, loc. and upwards; every style and
quality of Ladies' Misses and Gentlemen's Gloves
very cheap. Silyerware, Jewelry, and Albums. In
great variety, very low. lie col 8. HEINE.
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NOTICE.-The following gentlemen are with me
as statesmen, and would be pleased to see their
friends and the public In general Ritter G.. Care,
George Swabacher, George P. Bagby, William Fl.
Gordon, and Jonas Weinberg.
1eeo JULIUS SYCLE, 9ls Main street.
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nN- THE GREAT HEALTH RESTORER.
In all ages Of the world the skill and scientific at
tanments OF man have been directed to the study
of the human system and discovery OF the va
rious Ills to which 1t is heir If after years OF con-
slant application, some distinguished physician
had succeeded in compromising an agent by which
the slightest ache may be overcome, he has been
hailed rs benefactor of his race, and with great
propriety the world have gladly sung paans to bis
praise. This being proper in the discovery OF 2
remedy for single disease, how much more In
debted are the whole human family to the inventor
of BAKERS CELEBRATED PREMIUM BIT
TIERS, medicine that has stood the test Of years,
and proved panacea for Dyspepsia, DiarrhGa,
Debility, Loss Of Appetite, and Sour stomach
while the various nostrums Of quacks and empires
have fiourished for an hour and then disappeared
never again to be revived.
Sold at wholesale and retail by r. w. POWERS
and druggists generally. I L. BAKER,
Proprietor
jel8 Box s3a, Richmond, Va.
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ORIENTAL DISPLAYS ECLIPsED BY
SOUTH AMERICAN AvIARY.

The most extensive gorgeous, and elegant Zoologi'
cal and Equestrian Combination on the Amert-
can continent and the only southern en-
terprise of this character In existence,
WILL EXHIBIT IN RICHMOND, ON CoUN'
GIL CHAMBER HILL,
WEDNESDAY AND THURSDAY,
July lsT AND ID, 1883,
and present series of the most startling, wonder
full and attractive entertainments among
which are the performances OF
ELLA EUGENE and HERR LENGEL
FOUR DENs OF TRAINED ANIMALS.
Representations of the most difficult daring, ant
hazardous phases of arenac displays by an
UNUSUALLY LARGE EQUEsTRIA \
TROUPE.
An uncommonly large collection Of recently-cap
tured
WILD BEASTS AND FOWLS;
among which Is the only
AFRICAN ELEPHANT
ever seen on the continent Of America.
HERD OF PERFORMING HORSES
SAGACIOUS PONIES,
EDUCATED MULES,
TRICK DOGS,
COMIC MONKEYS.
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gMR. JOHN TIETJEN,

aB MIR. JOHN TIETJEN, "--.E.".a
SOUTHWEST CORNER BROAD AND TENTH
STREETS.
MERCHANT TAILOR, .. .
has on hand the latest patterns Of SPRING and
SUMMER CLOTHS, CASSIMERES, &C., OF
French and English fabric. He solicits cali
from his numerous friends. ~ apo