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Bot with all these lights and advantages TO guide them
commercial legislation out Of the principles
Independence which they declared Men Of moderate am.
uton and frugal habits like Washington and many others
entertained with doubt pure intentions, the idea that
otder to he perfectly independent they produce at
nome every required for food raent shelter conve
Wehce and luxury This falacious principle has hitherto
prevailed but we believe cannot be very long continued"
AS an American, Continued Mr.. McC.,) and
trusting have an American heart, dislike to see
me name of Washington in such an association
IN our region Of country VIC are not accustomed to
H. will not ask where the editor got his commits
sion might be charged with quoting from the
other end Of the Capitol But ask who mounted
this editor with lash in hand and free-trade spurs
on his heels to goad our tanks, end drive us up 10
The work Of repea' believe that the pewsnaper
PRESS in this country should follow, not lead the ac
uon of a free and independent people | feel that
am friend Of This administration. | took an humble
part in the election Of the present worthy Executive
to the station he holds. | admire him | admire
his noble bearing in the present difficult position in
which he is placed. feel that | would sustain him
IN every proper measure; and ] trust that my
party sallegance is not to be brought in
question, if | choose to differ from the Union
on this subject. | gloried as much as any man
IN the election Of President Polk My own fate in
the canvass OF 1874 was but drop in the bucket
compared with the interest felt in his eection and
loeIeVe that he will fulfil the highest expectations Of
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ARNOLD5S CORNELIUS NEPOS,
RUGERIS ARITHMETIC

4 Nd PIERCE'S GRAMMAR, WATERFOWL Editions, eN-
~ celent standard works, for sale By the principal whole
sale booksellers the city NerY and may be had u
hnowilon Rice. Waterown, y. Y on the most liberal
terms OIL 1T lst oe'n
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PRIrn

On the Both of August last, by Rev Henry Chase M
CHARLES II. ELLIS 10 Miss SUSAN CLUKES both Of
Dorchester Mass
On the 26th n, Rosie 81 Lawrence Co. JOHN ia.
GEN 10 ANN ELIZA MARSHALL. both Of this city
AZ Albany. 25th ult J. P Tucker 10 Jane Cleveland
AT Rochester y. Y. 25th alt. Rev Thomas Goston OF
Mich 10 Mrs. Mary Eaton. Brighton.
AT Pennington, I'D ult Jacob Alyea Martha 4.
Davis.
a, Cape May Court House, N J. 22d ult DR. C. F
Leaning 10 Hannah H. Thompson
Al New Jersey. 22d ult Benjamin Demar 20 Rosauna
McAvoy
Al Newport 18th ult Enos Pedro 70 Cornea T. Noksy.
AT Roster Meadow. /. 9th nit. Charlie, Bailey to
Sarah Ann Hendrickson.
AT Troy 2lst ult Cornelius H Dubois to Mary E. Joy.
At hoxbury. Mass Leonard Plumer 70 isabella Craw-
ford.
At Barre Mass. Reuben De Win 10 Retsey Il. Fay.
81 Havana. NY John Kendall 70 CorDelia Jackson.
At Rutland w. T I'd ult Jesse Hayden to Lydia Nc
Even
At Boston, 9th ult John R. Blake to Abigail Cromwell!
At Milwaukee w T 10Th ult John q. Bellows to
Mary Ann Jessup
Al Scousville Va Elder r L. Coleman. Editor OF the
Christian lntehgenccr TO Elizabeth T. Hart
Atltheca, 18th ut T. II Doud 20 Mary h. Hance
AT New Haven, 9th ult De Win Clinton Mars Esq Of
Philadelphia 10 Charlotte a. Johnson.
Al Georgetown. d. G. 10th ult. Charles r. Lucas TO
Ellen Mariner
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DIED

On Saturday morning Doth ult, GEORGE =. SHIP
MAN in the 5Qth year OF his age. E- remains were
taken 10 Yorktown Wes,chester Co. TOR internent.
On Monday Morning 3lst ult hr HUMPHREY Il.
HAYWOOD. aged ~ years.
Funeral ON Tuesday p NJ at l67 West Sixteenth II.
On the morning OF the 3ls ut EMMA wiie oil George
Carter aged 30 years
Her husbands relatives and friends and those OF the
Major family also the members o. Human Lodge O.
of o. invited to attend her funeral this Tuesday
afternoon ut halfpast o'clock, from No TO Wattst
On Saturday last, Goth ult ISABELLA CATHERINE.
months and u days.
On the 30t ult FRANK BEECHER infant son Of
Stephen and L6vina Munson, aged months.
The friends OF the family invited 70 attend the
funeral from the house OF Mira Sanford White Plains
Tuesday morning. o'clock
Az North Hampton, Macs Goth ult sarah Wright r.
A. Greenfield, Huron Co q Capt. Elias L. Colt 81
Al Havana. y Y 2lst uli kiichcll Brdseyc "a.
Al Cincinnati 23d ult. Thomas Palmer printer, 20
At Grccnsburch Pm. 18th ult Jacob Drinker 70
At Marlborough Mass. 23d ult Shadrach Miller. RI.
A, Montreal Goth ult Mrs MCaulry Of Boston, Mass
AZ Syracuse 27th alt Margaret Florida only child Of
yirut a T. Lee L. :. a.
At Randolph ". Hon. LEBHRUs EDcARToN, late Lieut..
Governor oi the state, 90.
At Hallowe, Me. I'D alt. John A. Gurlcy, 80
At Srcubenvilc Ohio l4th uIt Bazulccl Wells, 20
AtSprnghcld Mass 2Ith ut Esther Hcminway. 81
Al Sagu0 Ia Grange Cuba 27th ult Capt Rollins
At Erie Pa 2lst u, Graham purdy, AZ.
AT Cleveland o. Mrs. Mary NJ Ousteriouldt IL
AT W.stiicld n J. 18th ult Mrs Eliza VI Avery. -.
AtLc Ray, n. Y l4th ult Mrs. a. NJ. GOODBYE, ~
Al Philadelphia 2-th ut Mr.. Mary Jane stark
At Baltimore 9th Michael IL Reed "a Peter SterqGe
Priscilla StRn.buTy ul.
AT Catonsvilc Baltimore Go Agnes Woitendcn s..
At Ma,amoros July :, Geo c Allen "a
AT Dranesvillc Va. 10Th, Maria Louisa Dranc.
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Schools.

GENEVA FEMALE INSTITUTE, and Normal
Institution the education OF the Bind, WI open per-
Seminary in Geneva v on The 18th OF October
The object Of !Ae Institute VII! be TO quahy rENALE
TEACHES, and also complete: the education Of young
ladies' The ornamental and useful branches OF moral
and scientific course.
The system - il! conform in part that whichhas proved
decidedly successful ~ the eoucaton OF the Blind w
Ora D,e',tal exercises frequent AMI daily Lee
The subscribers practical experience tot several
years this plan and his examination OF many OF the best
.eIunar.es IN hi, country and N Europe satisfy him that
i The mos, truy errcsua! nahod OF impartug instTuc-
Tie rhief brsnche, will be ID, follows
Arithmetic. Geography, Grammar,
Linear and Perspective Drawing and Painting,
Chemistry and l. application 10 Agriculture, and Do
Rhetoric aud Composition
Algebra Geometry,
NORA. Naiurs and Mental Philosophy
Botany Geology, Astronomy, Physiology,
History, Logic,
Political Economy
4 cour.e practical LECTURES the AR and Pal
TEAcHSG, and the Government OF Schools IN
Guiding instructions IN Black Board exercises, viii be de-
vefet by the Principal 10 tie pupils designing 10 become
teachers. There wlll be ample supply OF PaILosofH
cL APPARArvs and The mosI approved School Furniture
Globes, Maps, &c
The Institute VIII be thoroughly furnished for lAa accom-
Tie mo-. accomplished assistant Female Instructors VIII
BE- engaged Mrs. CEAPIS VIII =Epeuntrnt The Domestic
Department
On examination at The end Of the year every pupltOund
qualified TO teach Will receive Teachers Diploma
A. The Pnrcipel Will endeayor TO procure The best sua
lions teachers upi., oeeves viii be ;ouad
pecun!ary advantage those who intend 10 upon
that responsible profession, spend least year
superintendent and Trustees Of District
Schools desrou, OF procuring good teachers, VII De III
vii-d " maze h-r wishes known 4 the subscriber
The year VII. be divided inpo TWO efms OF i've months
each
TERMs-For boarding tutor, fuel and ligats, per year
OSE HrSDRED DoLlAEs;-Payabie .sE.-a.nua-ly 10 me
middle vi eac This Includes Drawing Z, part OF
the regular course .rt.kout estTG charge
Ilrsle and FRENCH VII! be charged extra
-revs IS very pleasantly situated high and healthy
l-aton on he borders OF Seneca Lake Il i also dis
t,nr-ed for the intelligence and high moral character OF
II. socirtv WILLIAM CHAPLIN Principal
f,-r-vs ai,yr.t y l3p; 2wDkSW
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CIRCUIT CouRr-Iu Chambcrs-Before Judge Ed
rnonds--Habeas Corpns-Appication was made by Lam
~ shannon for WIT requiring Col Stevenson to pro
listed in Col SIS regimen, Of California Volunteers and
detained Governors I-lsnd twas shown that Shan
non bat little Is years Of age and ne was dis
charged.
Also an application by George Crosby requiring Col
8 to bring up the person OF Peter Crosby. HE son.
minor. who had also enlisted in said corps. The lad
was discharged the father paying for subsistence and
clothing
Also. on the application of Mr. skinner Of Auburn in
this STATE requiring Col : to produce the person Of
VIM r. Skinner also Of said place. Il stated that
be is minor went visit few miles from home
his brother in town far from whose residence
recruiting Depot and the lad induced 70 enlist
The writ wss granted
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COMMERCIAL AND MONEY MATTERS.
For Sales Of Stocks. see Fourth Page

MONDAY. 7 VI.
AZ the Board today, Long Island Railroad adj
yonced !. and Harlem Railroad United s,otcs Is. and
Norwich and Worcester Railroad closed Il, Saturdays
prices
There is II fair amount ot business doing IN For
cgn Bills for transmission 10y the Boston Steamer OF to-
morrow. at the following with nirn market
sills on London les 61O9 Paris o. 81. 9ai 50 Ams'e
dam 3gp3p, Hamburg 25i 1854; Rr"m"n 's@ 80
The Directors of the New-l OK and Eric Raj
road Company have called for iustalment ohvo dot
lars ON each share when the payments already made
do no, exceed twenty dollars They also invite propo-
sals for the construction OF % miles OF the road from
Port Jarvis to Binghsmton The particulars w:ll be-
found in the advertising column.
The Franklin Bank of Cincinnati has declared Its
fourteenth dividend live per cent payable to stock
holders IN ths city site Bank of America on the lst
september.
The Bank OF Missouri has declared dividend OF
81 per cent
The Phoenix Bank of Hartford, Conn has de
clered semi annual dividend OF per cent payable on
and after the 81 September
The Canal Bank of this city has declared semi
cnuua dividend 3per cent payable on the first OF sep
.embcr
The following Is the Cotton statement At New
Orleans Tor the year up to the 22d inst
stock on hand Isl sept ls45. .-.-------.- 40
Arrived since, to date Ioios5-
I05453'
Exported to date ..-..-....l. oa4oss
Exported to-day ..--.-....----.. ''-lGS4, las
Stock ON hand and on ship board not cid. 2o3si
The Secretary of the Treasury has issued a
circular 10 Collectors and other officers OF the Gus
toms declaring that foreign goods imported under the
Tariff OF 1872 and which the import duty has been
paid cannot be legally entered for expectation Tor bene
MT OF drawback and cannot he legally shipped to "
foreign port and there landed with the intention OF being
brought back and ysianded in the United States and en-,
try made OF the goods at the rates OF duty imposed
by the Tariff OF 1916 An entry for drawback WIN
the remporta,ion Of the goods at the lower d
~ into the United States fraud within the meaning
OF the of March . 1899 and in all such cases II Is The
duty OF the Collector refuse the debcnurc certificate
pursue the indicated in the circularoi tho h
of july ISIS
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-09-01
BACHELORS HAIR-DYE.

IT, Liquid Coloring for the Hair, Whiskers, &c.
Its cnims 70 patronage viii be understood BY
those used sold the preparations offered for
dyeng the hair Its application Is simple its effect GER
tsu being eInp.atcay perfect HarDye. without de-
stroyng the elasticity health OF the hair To fancy
store keepers druggists. &c. II Will be found most d.
sirabe article as thew can with confidence recommend :;
10 their customers and be- troubled with complaints OF
il, dveing the skin linen will not rub of the hair
and constant washing only improves is appearance The
color j. permanent and perfectly Uniform, entirely tree
from those unnatural nls varying from the faded green 10
, royal purple produced By the ordinary hair dyes In
proof efficacy the inventor IS prepared 70 apply The
bye vvhiskers portion OF the hair without charge
10 those wishing purchase proves satisfactory for
winch purpose he has private Prepared only aud
sold wholesale and retail by VIM. BACHELOR, No.
Copy the address aus lmeodl-
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.crb-r respectfully inyiles the attention OF the pub
lie his large and fashionable assortment, ot boon
<H and shoes al IL Furonst where he retas 6ns
lrY made Caf IS 50 and 81 made In The latest
usu4l!y -o.d al other at IS and &c.
The constantly increasing demand for these Boos proves
beyond doubt that they give universal Satisfaction 10 me
buyers they are by purchasing from him, enabled TO
economic nearly onehsf the expense Of their boot bills
JOHN L. Watkins, IA Fulton.sL
nnp4 Irnrndi. between NAasau and Dutch NI.
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ESTABLISHED PRICES At

ouRNEN's SEW HIr AND car ESTABLISHMENT,
l5i Fulton-st. S1,, Budding.
~ Gnrncy has the pleasure of informing gentlemen
OF taste fashion, we'll a. those who make 10 prtie
suns save 10 simple elegance plain simplicity, thai the
invnriuhlr mmuIahe price ofhts Fisi Qualify Black tur
Hats
Second Quality dc w
First Qualify Sin Hht.,... . W
Second Quality do. do. ~
Thee prices have been firmly established and NAV e As
implicitly relied the exquisite NJ and finish OF the ar
ucr. To Which they apperain Mr. g. believes he cnr say
without presumption that his Hats may safely Challenge
comparison with ans Othfr Hats nj prices suli Inns
~ Fall Fashion for Hat--At Genin's, PA brond-
NAV opposite 81 Paurs.-Having devoted unusual ALIEN
ton In producing This style Tie attention ot gentleman i
invited 10 it.
The lightnc>s, and bucyant effect OF these Sis
Geu receives monthly the style OF hats from Psris, and
instantly adopts every Thing t" valuable IN me new
PATTERNS md thus his customers the benefits OF The
udslnen, ana taste OF all Paris, united with his own
Is, qualify Nu,ra hat. 81 50ls quality Moeskin 50 10
.d do do ....,. iHI2d do do -. ~
Paris made hti>.. ''''
Al>o-Every style of Cap for youths and children
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MODEL OF NETWORK

IN CARVED WOOD.--This imneus. work Of Art, by E.
iPorier Be.den.!s exhibition atihe Minerva Rooms
+ Broadway This Model represents every building, she'd
and other object the City Il has been In progress
for than year and upward of one hundred persons
have been employed lis construction, including Of
the bret ARTISTS, American and European.
Above the Model Is n GOTHIC CANOPY. Of the most
highly decorated carved WORK containing in different
paftnrns on Paintings OF some OF the principal business
estabis hmenis IN the City.
Hours OF exhibition from A NJ. to lOP NJ. Tickets 25
cents, Season tickets 81 cents. WA tbs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-09-01

AGUE AND FEVER.

This great Remedy which The public attention par
ticuGrly called has been extensively used the Western
and South Western States, speedy sat. and certain
for ACue and Fever, Dumb Agie, Chill, nterm
tent Fcyer-.
The uneNamplcd and complete attending rs use
avar a1r9 prrn Arre ''es:, ,hs. HE Febrtuge
is now supcrscdng every other offered remedial agent and
looked upon The only that can be- relied upon IN all
stages OF the disease
The many thousands of wherein has wrought
cures while no instance known, be shown Of
failure IL in being offered possessing the three
cardinal merits without which medicine can he safely
used in Ague cases These merits that lis
Safe Certain, and Permanent
Fer sale by Hoadlev Phelps ( Co. Wholesale Agents
Ncw-York and by J. VI. WinslOw, Druggist Rochester n
Y; Coleman Co Buffalo; n. P. Jacobs Detroit: Mich
Br!nkcrhof 4 renton. Chicago H. Edwards 4 Francis
ST Louis Mo and by Druggists generally throughout me
/ STATE. Iea lawisDSWu
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miscellaneous.
EVER been % SUCCESSFUL N cVill-
pounding medicine, which has done
lsrt D ~.

disease OF IL errors and restore The Invalid to
Health and comfoIas the t"sen'orard Proprietor OF naI
d.seryedv popular family medicine DE- SWAYsE's Conf
POUND syrup WILD CHERRT, and has been 20 gen
orally parouzed by The Profession and Others both In I
country and u Europc has there been great
an effort in the space OF Ony SIX seven yeaTs to
deceive the credul0us and unhukng hy putting up Nos
TRuNis of various Kinds by erou- individuals aiNng me
name o: WILD CHESRY and a. much OF the name OF liz
orr guG preparation Will screen them from the a-h OF
the law ana of The mpo-ler, who puts out the com
pGreg9Ic % The shops and calls tHe BALsAM o. I'D
CHESKY had the rpudeace 10 eau;ionthe public asni'i
the OrlFra! p, epGreti0n DR. SwAYSTs COMPOUND sHRrF
or WILD CHERsS, which i doing 20 much good IN he
u BEWARE OF SUCH riPosToRS. FL
And urcha,. none but the Original and only genuine
icl- a. prepared hy Dr. SwY>E which : The only
compounded by reg.ar Psy5ieaH and from many
yes close attention 20 the Practice OF the Profession and
winch led 10 ih- great discovery Thousands and Of
thousands the best Testimonials o! te unparalleled sue
OF Dr. Swayne comPogind SyrIP OF Wild Cherry Tor
Coughs Colds splitting Blood. Liver Complaint Tickling
OF Rising IN the Throat, Nervous Deb!ty Nesknes. OF
Voice. Papisr.ou Disease OF the Heat Pain N the side
Breast Broken Constitution from vHrlous causes The
abuse OF Caomc!. &c, bronchitis, Asthma, w aoophs
Cough &c Were. declared the world wears before any
other preparation OF WILD CHERRY came out ne Ho'i
-krpt!ca, NAV themselves M truth OF The a5or
by lille inquiry N Philadelphia The genuine drf'ele Is
prepared only ~ D. swAfNF whos- Once hs7 oeei re-
moved y. W. corner Of 5th and Race -, Phsda Tue
BALsAM aud other yuros a,''e'e' OF WI!d Cherry mas
sold AID reot out at the yropue'or- are oosec
70 resort 10 and STRATG6ES 20 make their own
ont OF The genuine srIicr j put Up IN plain style IN
square bottles covered with blue wrapper with yellow
label with the proprie:Or-s signature attached.
u The public are requested remember that II = D Z.
s.y<T', CoNPoyNp SYguP or WILD CHEssY ihal has and
repeatedly performing such miraculous cu-o diseases
which bsi-d the tl- k OF Profession. and -;
defiance hole Catalogue Of Paert NeGirHeI which
are daily pulled through he organs Of ' press Therefore
ash for DR >yV,YNE's COMPOUND sYRUP or WILD CAss-
BY ard purch6,e Other
Agents IL York-Chas. e. Ring Broadway and
John-sr; K. 4 Sands, ls3 B0wvry, <. B. Warner, 25
Ble-ckersL J. L Hart. $40 Grsnd-st; L Lewis, 81
Greenwic!-,t ode ~ Broadway: Mr. HAYES Brook
lyn; g. Ods Son Newark; Hradl-y, Pheip. Co. ~
Waier-s AZ ~ Agents n all parts OF the nliet SAFES
81 5uN!W SSlm-
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General Notires.
Farmers Library and Monthly Journal of
Agricrifnre. for srpreuhcr.

Agriculture. for September.
WILL BE- PUBLISHED on WEDNESDAY MORNING.
CONTESTS OF THE SEPTEMBER SuxsEk-
EnErc-,n q end Archaeological Brood Sow-.a-
os.spa; Doc. roug h which supply Msager, viii Tr-
nips: B-re Travis Msnger and Stake; Cattle sea- or
Binder: Bake; CaTes Crib Door Stable Window
Bvre 8c Window; Plan 0: Upper Ban, Grane-ie= aod
Woo!Room: GranEry Window zat Section OF Shutters /.
Tu-r!p Trough; Corered StrzwRack Iron s-rayr Rack
Wooden s,rav-Rack Water CHS; Door OF Ps-Sty
sta,h-! :or siacks: Drain Grating; Liquid Manure
Drain. Plan % Pastoral aru-siesc.ng; Ca-se Farm
Stealing: Dairy Farm &c Stealing Ram Wafer Cis-
TEN; swedish Mor!eJ-Cart
Fa-me-.' Iisra-y-s.epben.s Book q tn Faru-(con-
tauedl The Stealing Fsrrasesd-Delsils OF Building
&c With illustrative wood enzravtngs
Monthly Journal Of 4sricu!surs.-Bri.h Oxen.
The Potato Rot
Eggs-how 70 preserve hem.
Atmospheric Chura-s failure
New s.aPes recommended-Th- Cuut- OF Inc Vine in
the United States.
Culture of;he Grape.
Large Fleece.
The White French Grape" perfectly acclimsiea in
Pennsylvania
German Plows and Po,viag
Typhoid Pnsumonis-its Treatment
The New England Farmer.
Imported S,oc. Description Of The STOCK recently I'm
ported b. The Massachusetts soceiy for Promoting AFr
cuiture-vyIth Notes By the Editor.
Farm Accounts.
The Sori OF Sheep FOR our Mountains
indian Corn in Irelaud-Cu!Iure ofth- English Walnut
Table Fruit-Fb=rs, Hicsory-Euts, Blackberries Sc.
The ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS with view 10 it. In
provemer.
Disease in Po,atoes-a remedy suggested
Notes Of De-utory Reader on the Swimming Power OF
Horses
Misunderstanding eject, by II in get,in. out Grain,
asceriained in Germany.
Industrial Resource. of Canada
Means Of PTognos,csiing the Weather.
Appl-Grsft- Ohio.
Planting in South Carolina and in Mississippi ana Lou
i'ianG-ENp-n-e aud Results compared
Industrial Resources of the West-Eenp Culture
Agricultural College near Philadelphs
Fair Of the American Institute.
The Caterpillar among the s-a-i.laud Cotton
Puce5 Current
Subscription price - per year, in advance.
GREELEY a McELRATH, Publishers.
To Tie Farmers Library and Monthly Journal OF Agri-
culture from July 1875 10 June 1885 for sale
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The Farmer Library, volume /, contains Petzhoidr-
Lectures 10 Farmer Agricultural Chemistry complete
hnd he celebrated work Baron Won Thasr the Prin
ciples Of Agriculture, also complete. These two works
bound up together volume
The Monthly Journal OF Agriculture, vol bound to
match the Farmers Library and contains ysrious useful
articles the branches Practical and Theorat
price for the vo!ume- complete IS 8 81 any per
procuring three subscribers for ihre. Volumes
niling therefor SIG 81 wll be entitled the foarlh
copy gratis. GREELEY :, McELRATH.
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! NERICiN ,u:SEI7M.-TIIE, ORPHEAN "A,

4 MEXICAN MUSEUM.-THE ORPHEAN FAM
"a lN give her Grand Concerts IN the Lecture Room.
in conjunction with other splendid performances, this
afternoon 5. O'Clock, and This evening 8. The mana
has also Chafu together with the Scot
fish Mammoth Boys living Ursng OutSug, living twin Ce
fre, living Monster Snake. Wax Model OF the Human
Body. In addition the following performers are en-
gayed-stiss Wheeler; Miss +. Julien; Great Western
YAike- Comedian; Pete Morris; Billy Whiiock. Also.
Madame MISUNDERSTANDING Views, Chromstrope, sc.
Aimi.slon 8 crnl.-childrrn under 10 b cents aust