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e New-York Weekly Tribune.-CoH.ez:s for
Saturday. august 2o.-PoETEY-Aag1s;, b. W. 4 c.
iosrner; Sornet-The Csrar- Bird: S.aaz.s. b. : W
B Gaming; sonne--EDIToaiALs or E=-c:s Of Ire New
Tzr The Position OF the Nor:h win regard 10 :as Tx
tension OF Sls-ery: Stare Story with Moral: The
South Remember Annexation Our Mex: Governor
Tie S2looC05 for Peace The Wing Par,y-Serv-To-k IN
1916: Naked Lying; The Poisoned Ch.lice The Morals
OF Wa-: The Tariff OF Iron-PTices s-6 Profits; Mon
s;-oCs F.rd The Mineral Lands OF Lake Saperio--Ac-
oa OF Congress kc-PoLr.;c.--oaio The August Elec-
hons-North Carolina. Indiana, Eertucky Illinois Mis-
sou-i. kc.-NEws-Ten Days Later from Europe, by tie
Caledonia Later FUla South America From The AIRY
From Ha~a2s a1d Vera Criz: Santa re Expedition SIX
DAYS Proceedings OF The Conventions Foreign aud Doae--
&c Cores ponde.ce of The Tribune &c sc-Ntlsc
SEous-F sniliar Letters from Rome; Slaen-n; Of the
American UGon OF A=socistioulss. with reference
cent ATTACKS: The S20OOOOO for Mexico TIE Plane 8;
Kind Of TAX. The New Tari5-fiow il WORKS. White
Mountain Scelery-Lske IubsEog-Ihe AldruscogEn
The Cd Man Thoughts o; Poor Nac-Srds are
Teachers Dveing AID CaGco Printing: John a Collins
The Daytorian: Census OF w scol= L.. OF Passed
Las. OF Congress. appointments b. he Pre-
stent and Senate; Turkey Rs'oiut.on!zed; Farmers
Club: The New Tariff Crops. &c IN our Iron Region
Eastern -gaisAut.-Sla So-s;y: Father Ma
theyv az Home; Notices OF New Publications: City Items
from The Daily Tribune, 4c--CoMNEacltL INTELLI6EScE
Produce, Stocks, Money. Cattle Market Household Mar
keis, &c.
Single copies put up IN wrappers for The Mails car be
obtained a. The desk-prlce s. cents.
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oIarkets-Carefu!!y reported for Tie Tri5u-=
"WEDNESDAY. Angus: y

''1D>k>oA
AsHEs-The sales are sraal! today at 50 IS for Pots
and 81 l2s to- Pearls the former prices.
COTTON.-The sales today hare been abou. I50-
bales without change in price The market il ve-y sr
and the amount on sale not large Fre;ghts 70 i-e-
pool for Cotton are heavy az ID For square and 5l6d 70!
round bales.
FLOUR AND MEAL-There is no change TO notice
in the Flour market Genesee sells freely Tor the Ess
ward al stas4 o. and Michigan ST. though 1000 bb!a
were taken last evening az 30 ess Oswego and other
common descriptions in moderate request a. 81
Adore which we believe no purchases have or can De
De made the present Of reghts The receipts
continue light The buF!ness in Southern is very Ign,
and We know OF no sales worth reporting. Rye Flour
i. scarce snc worth s. 62t GS2 IS. Jersey Corn
Meal goes OF at 81 56as2 60: for export the Euer
aid Isle.
GRAIN-Red Wheat i. plenty and dull but White !s
wanted previous The sales "a 900 bush.
els new Southern part very poor al 6ja75 cts Some
Illinois al 70c and 5000 White part about 90 cash New
Rye is taken arrival for disulng or 1000 bushels
at "a 20 cents the latter price 70 be delivered. Last
sale Barley 20 cts Oats are steady at 1890 for
Southern. Western Corn quite dull today az 50G %
cents and though but few parcels offered fewer
still were sold.
WHISKY-In bbls continues very dull and We know
OF but small lot sold POI cts Drudge rather
settled they may be quoted al 20a20. with but few
perhaps 10 be had below 20. cts.
HAY-There has been nothing done in North River
to-day
LEAD.-sone sales we hear haze been made at g so
cash The market is little better.
WHALEBoNE-Is dull 1000 ii Northwest Coast
sold for home 81 % cts. Some inferior at 30, and
10000 10 South Sea about g. cash.
PROvISIONS-For two days past there has been
very little doing. Some Prime Pork taken at s q
s. 70! and Mess Beef s7-both pretty hr1n.
Lard Is in better demand and ) or COO bbs have been
sold a: - 0 cents and 700 Mess at cents In Picked
Meats and Butter and Cheese there i nothing Of i'm
DOrtapce doing
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AG,S TRIUMPHANT
THE SEPTEMBER NUMBER OF
GRAHAM'S MAGAZINE Is PUBLISHED
CONTAINING ,yornER Ma Mse Dit PLATE or II


CONTAINING ANOTHER MAGNIFICENT PLATE or TIE
PARIS FASHIONS.
ORIGINAL PAPERS.-Sir Henrys Ward-A Tale OF
Zine Revolution: By Mrs. Ann ;. Stephens Rosen-
brook By Kate Eastwood. The Power OF Cupid By
The jersey Minstrel. Battle Fields OF tie Revolution
saratoga By Caroline Morris stark Greeks nj the Well
with an ensraviug) B. f. VI. Sidney. Sorrow
the Sea By Mrs. L. II. Sigoumey. Aspirations b.
Nell. CaIharue Clayi0n-A Tale Of Sev,-fork: By Mrs
J. Campbell Epigram b. Hon. Richard II Wide. Ag-
nus Or the Little Pet Lamb By T. H. Chivcrs, ". D.
Evrliue De Roseres Or a Summer Nights Adventures
b. Henry W. Herbert Covenant Song on the Morning
before the Battle OF Danneberg from the German OF koer-
ner Ahenais By Francis :. Osgood. Lines By 7. P.
Cooke. The Husband, Ruse-A Tale OF Spanish Jeal-
ousv: 81 T. Mayne Reid y Dream BY J. Bayard Tay-
or Elizabeth Fenwicke b. X. X. Nilli-ton Nuty By
H. Ellison Mount Holyoke with en- rsving Blske's
Visliants By ". II. c. Hosmer. The Home OF Love By
Blanche Bennards. .
EMBELLfsHMESrs OF THE NUNsER.-Greeks nj the W ell
magnificent Mezzo,ni. engraved expre.y for by W.
& Tucker Esq Paris Fashions. We give another OF our
indispensable Paris Fashions. Mount Ho!yohe. In
graved by II. [. Fish.
TERMs-S3 per anuun; single Nos. . cents. Delivered
In any part OF tins city and Brooklyn by tie exclusive
agent au2I WM. II. GRAHAM Tribune Buildings.
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II DIR. Harvey Burdeil, Dentist, has returned 10
the city where HE professional services Gun be obtained
usual his Office ard residence S2 Broadway OF
Franklin-st
Dr. B. would also inform Iii friends and patrons that his
extensive dena! practice requires OF hin 10 enirst part
OF such practice assistant, and he has therefore
cured the services of
N1r. James Fowler, who, a. an inserer Of Artificial
Teeth, especially entire partial the princi-
pie of cohesion pherc pressure stands unrvaed
either this courtry Europe and Il Is source OF much
satisfaction Dr. g. thar he mas been able such
qualified dental assistant
y BIN cases where deficiency exists OF the paGthn
palate will be restored by artificial means, 20 ls 10
render speech and articulation perfect su2l SIS
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barter ois Co. II dog DO eggs RUSSELL % pkzs bu.
ter John Bovce bales coA z " Barnes: Y tubs 5:ier
II legs DO T 2 White Co
Boa, Lanoresux-ioad slaves VIZ DeuEis;on-
Same L;1e-Bost ToroG;o-5No bush So; 4
5xs tobacco bbs peas DO eggs p 5xs cheese 5 ! (
Beach; Is Tx butter ToupkIns Co. % sks wool Y
kellogg: Is hys cteese k.sPp Baker.
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Daily Arrivals of Produce. Stock. &c. by the
New-York and Erie Railroad Company
J. F. GARRISON, -ise'li.

IS pkgs butter do eggs lot hog. Capt King 50 pigs but
ter Capt Leeds; Is do Van Auke Son. B. do lot hogs
Jennings Thompson; 70 pkgs butter g Coleman 8 do c
steel Pierson 4 Co
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PASSENGERS ARRIVED

In sdjy Henry Clay from Lirrpool-Francis Russell
Y Ed i Newton and lady. Miss L Newton Miss Z :
Newton Of P;tsdeld Mass Dr. Hy Q Stone Salem; G
Vickers OF Sheffield NJ Rystt, Walter Punnett, X {
Nicholson and lady, Misses Sarah and Caroline Nicho-
son. Thos Waits &; lady SARAH lane Elizabeth 7 and
Caroline Waits Martha Ney, oil Ny, katharine Fow.
er--l1, IN Storage;
In brig Sterltag from SdraRnah-Chas Cockerlle and
lad Mcssrs stanton VIM II TiXon, 7 NJ Iixon. VIM
Budd jr Budd DR. Writ. Milliken, VIM Collin, J
Morey " Nurtt and Doyle.
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.Tas3 MORNING LINE AT HALF-PAST
sGsaS ASEwPORT, Proyidence and so, sio -

~n"@ .NEWPORT, Providence and Boston,
Eai4z-siSFaret 10 Newport and Providence, Cabin 81,
sS--1'r1<ss--r-1Deck 81 5O.-The Steamboat MUTUAL
SAFETY Captan v Childs will leave foot Of Markets.
East River On Saturday August I'd, at O'CLOCK r. NJ
Passengers for Boston in Providence time for the
o'clock train Fret ght taken reduced rates. Apply 10
the Captain on board, the office The pier
The Mutual Safety is fitted up with large and commo
dous Rooms, and newly furnished throughout
Her re Il boat her am Pile accom-
modations and low fares is hoped will secure her
share of public patronage eul5 lmi.eod
<E1D AMORNING BOAT at d! O'Clock for
Albany and Intermediate Landings from the
foot OF Robln-on-sL Breakfast and Dinner
on board Passage 81 The low pressure steamboat
SOUTH AMERICA, Captain l. W. Brainsrd, on Mondays,
Wednesday, and Fridays, at 81 O'clock 4. VI.
For passage freight. apply on board snl7 lwis
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page. and your works and Jour country will take
care Of yoar fame and your reputation will rake
care Of itself
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ESTABLISHED PRICES At

CURSEY's SEw HAT And CAP ESrNBLISTNENTi
Si Fuitgn-rt. sun Building.
~ Gurncy has the pleasure Of informing gentlemen
OF taste and fashion well a. hose VINO make 10 prrien-
srPe elegance plain simplicity. thar The
nvarable mmutabe price OF his First Quality Black Fur
II at- - -
Second Quality do no
First Quality SILK Hat. 8 90
second CutNtF N
These prices have been firmly established and NAV Is
implicitly relied the exquisite III and finish OF the
ticea 10 winch they spperain Mr g. believes he car say
without presumption That his Hats may safely challenge
comparison with othrr Hats prices auli lms
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fashionable Clothing.
CASH DRAPERs AND TAILORs,

CASH DIAPERS AND TAILORS, .57 Broad.
" way. C. Booth Co having received additional
supplies OF choice Goods would pectully invite the
Of heir and the public Their stock IL
only extensive, bat comprises the richest qualities and
patterns Of Vesngs, Cassineres Dr!ngs &c that sre TO
be found N this or foreign markets.
Hsgng unusual facilities in buying, they are enabled TO
offer strong Inducements purchasers though should be
understood that heir low prices have reference only to the
quality OF materials and workman-p, and that gar
produced Ie!r establishment are mol surpassed u
any particular, By any house IN the Cnior
The CpLti1g Department IL conducted by Mr.; j. Lee
whose almost nfabIe skill In the ar; Is the result Of long
sp.en- and study who possesses lie happy faculty
OF ang fashion FORM and OF selecting styles
OF ttng and appropriate TO the season ny2st
DEADf MADE CLOTHISG.-tn view OF The sd
Ilysnce STATE the the balance OF our extensive
assortment OF Summer Clothing vii. be sold al greatly
duced prices comprising Zephyr, Cloth Cashnersts and
Tweed Sscks; Grass Cloth and Linen UOrsay sacks, &c
WI T. JENNINGS 4 CO. 81 Broadway,
aus ts1i. opposite the Fountain
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- Seconh AIrent-E I

II Second Advent. JACOBS Editor OF the
Day star tformerly Western M.inigh; Cry from
Cincinnati Ohio VII. Lecture Providence permitting
the Columbian Hall. a3 Ciraad-s- on Sunday evening
next. sd INST. al o'clocs- L.
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NEW INVENTED WIGS.
f-.1. u u frI nlnt... Non. L IL CONT I W na

pronounced 10y all who have and them most
perfect and natural heads of hair Wig wearers invited
10 inspect them they will at perceive thai what has
long been them Of inoieruble discomfort
will henceiorth be n real luxury. WIN BACHELOR,
inventor and only manufacturer, Waisi near Broad
way, removed from los Broadway. Jy25 lmeodis-
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BOARDING.
Books.
IEE cERoNo.THERMAL SYSTEM

or NEDICTNE.-By Or. Dickson, OF London, edited by
ODr Turner, OF Newly ork-adspied 20 popular use
" In 1885, for the trs tine, announced the appaln, fact
that Up shat hour professors CT the healing art had
been II all but utter darkness on the subject they
preleude teach. From the days OF Hppocraes int--
puaby proved ha, when The physician succeeded IN the
OF disease he did IN Irish phrase by accident on
purpose Thirty and upward the blind had been
Leading the blindlhe right way sometimes more ire
quenty the wrong. Wasn't wonderful that revelation %
Startling should upon the profession Ike thunder
holt Preface 10 the 9Th London ed non.
In London alone the Publication OF This wonderful work
has reach Eleven Thousand Copies
For sale, 7rice s. cents by
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RANDAI,LIS GEOLOGY

INCENTIVES TO THE CULTIVATION ofthe Science
OF Geology designed for the OF the Young By 5 ;
Randall, Deputy Superintendent of Common Schools OF
the state ofNev York &c. sc. vol leno Price 81 eta
Part l. Origin and Progress OF theological Science
Part II. General Principles OF Geology
PART III. Scientific Divisions OF Geology
Part " Geological Features OF the United States ana OF
the State OF New York.
Part V Practical Results OF Geological Science
r5 Agents Booksellers md others will please send on
their orders.
Extract from tie .iittor's Introduction
In The preparation of THIS work the object OF the
thor has been 10 present from the best atainabe
The leading principles and prominent results OF Geologi
cal Science chiefly with the Of engaging the atlen-
ton and attracting MO this interesting channel the
searches OF the Young The purely scientific details and
technical language with which the practical Geologis
familiar have been far possible purpose!y avoided
" This work is printed new large type, IN one vol
une Emo with numerous eugravings, and neatly bound
in cloth FOR Private and District School Libraries. Price
80 cents The urk may be procured through any OF the
Booksellers GREELEY Y McELRATH.
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NVW ktAUfl
HocHELAGA OR ENGLAND IN THE
Edited by Elio, H'@bwton. 3,

4 UTHOR OF THE CRESCENT AND THE CROSS
"A 10 two Pars-57 each Part containing Can
ada. Part II. containing United S,Hes.
Let not the reader suppose that these Volumes contain
mer. political ESSAYS the Author ha, rightly Judged that
the picture people IS bet given By traits OF daily HE,
of The humor he poetry and the passions that character
ye them This vork-whaIever else It may be--U work
IT contains no hastily written, crude Impressions but The
deeplyes-d convictions OF earnestly -lnqurng mind
In word-as Az humble friend mas be the means OF in
Producing eminent stranger society the Editor takes
The liberty OF presenting the public work lar worhier
Than IN. own ELIOT WARBuRTON.
With regard 10 the United States, have done my Ut,
NOS! 10 attain correct OF their general progress and
the state OF their people Many OF my observations may
perhaps be disasiriu AZ American reader but this IS
penalty which every who ventures an honest
opinion must incur. heard very intelligent, weiin-
formed man. connected with periodical OF considerable
reputation N New YORK. that a.! Engsh riler- are
bought up by the Ars,ccracy and therefore that hey speak
of America and her institutions II ms friend
should ever happen perlse these volumes he VII
,rercelv accuse lie Aristocracy ha-:ag wasted much
rAoilal sihornu- me" aux 2ts AuInoT, fFeIAcc.
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Packct-ship Oxford Yeaton, I'm Liverpool July 10th
mdse. TO II Marshall.
No vessels in sight sunset from the Highlands
Wini-NE
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e Notice.-The First Methodist Episcopal Church IN
Johu-s will be re6pene for divine service tomorrow, N
the 10. O'Clock the afternoon AZ O'Clock. and
il the evening :. O'Clock y. 2. Seas free. II
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MEMOIR AND

Packet.ship Liverpool Eldridge, for Liverpool has
been detained on of head wind will sail today
weather permitting.
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WIN. w SHIRLEY, Aucdoneer
STOCk OF CROCkERY, Glass and Chins al
~ auclion-By Fl. Z. WILLARD, Tuesday, Aug 21tb, a
10 O'Clock At the No Is 0reenwcbavenne opposite
Jeier son market the entire Of retailer declining
the business purchase. consisting Of best whito
granite blue printed dipped and &C Ware French and
Casor1 and ia Hall Lanlernsthe whole by catalogue In
retailers and sale positive rain or shine. Also
the Shelving and other Fixtures, and store 10 lot III LIST
May next. aux IL
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COMMERCIAL AND MONEY MATTERS
For Scl, Of Socks, SEE Fourth Page

FRIDAY, P ".
a comparative statement o: the business on the
Philadelphia and Reading Railroad during week in
lsi4 1876 and ls46;
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MODEL OF NEw-YoRK

MODEL OF NEW-FOhh
IN CARVED WQOD.-rhis immense work Q. Art BY Z
Porter Beder now or exhibition 1.-THE Minerva Room,
TO Broadway This Model represents every building, shed
tree and other object The City Il has been IN progress
for more than yesr arc upward OF hundred persons
have been EN- ployed on construction, including some Of
tie first Artists. American and European
Above the Model Is GOTHIC CANOPY, OF the most
highly decorated carved work containing in diFersni
paraenis OIL Paintings of OF the principal business
establishments II the City.
Hours OF exhibition from A. NJ. 20 10 ?. N. Tickets .
cents. Season ;lckets ~ cents. jysi ths
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r The Rev. Fl. F. Harrington OF Albany will
preach before The Third Unitarian Society Columbian
Hall Grandst Tomorrow Sunday Afternoon Services
commencing 81 = O'Clock. II
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WIN. r. JONES, Aucioneer.
BOOTS, SHOES s. BROGASS-On Wednesday 2,
IL August 18th IOt o'clock al tho store Of D. lnger
soil Co. No ~ Pearl-sL 500 cases comprising largo
and desirable Of Boots Shoes and broguns
suilable the Southern Western and City dealers just
ce!ved Catalogues and goods ready the morning VI the
sale.
Also, 80 Meas fne Kip Pegged Bfogans
Also, 50 cases Women's Seal Pegged Lace Boots.
Also 81 cases Mems and Boys Rasset Brogans.
Also 100 cases Worn-ns Pegzed Ties Bu-kins ar2o
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~ Free CONGREGATIONAL Church
CS- African CInrkson Association.-Notice

between Houston and Prince sts.-Prof. Vim. Cochran
viii preach tomorrow at I0t 4. NJ and s. P. " The
all Free. Strangers and Others invited l.
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r7-y. n. Pnlmer,s Country Newspaper Adve

Using Agency, Tribune Buildings Newly ok. embraces
OF the best newspapers OF all the cities and principal
in the United States aud Canada, for which he Is duly
authorized TO receive advertisements and subscriptions and
fully empowered 10 give receipts.
Merchants, manufacturers, artisans, and individuals
orally besides public institutions, Incorporated companies
and societies who wish advertise IN subscribe for,
newspapers OF any section of the country respectfully
invited 10 examine the files.
To all doubts and isapprehensions the Agent
hereby notifies The public that person Is authorized By
him solicit advertisements cards subscriptions for The
newspapers for which lie l. the only authorized agent
numerous pretended agencies in city, renders adop
ton Of This course essentially proper to guard agass I'M
position.
Those therefore who wish business with his
Agency and avoid mistakes respectfully invited 10 hand
In their orders the Office address V T. PALMER,
American New spaper Agent, Tribune Buildings
u THE COST OF ADVERTISING IN country paperS-a list
OF the and throughout the Union which the
papers are published together with copies OF the several
papers which he IS the duly authorized agent may De
his office in The Tribune Buildings jy22WSSsif
" Geological Meeting.-Ths yearly meeting OF
the American Association OF Geeogists and NaurHli-t-
will be held in the City OF New YOrk, at Columbia Col
ege "Wednesday, Sept ,, al II 4. VI ami be continued
FOR several DAYS ANY evening sessions addresses VIII
be e. the NewYork University. Persons interested III The
progress OF Science are invited 10 attend.
JAMES TALLMADGE, Chm Loca! Com.
H. MEIGs, S..r.
{. VI. WHEATLEY, SeN
Newly ork august 18th, 1916.
Members OF the Association invited 10 register their
name. and address the of the American Institute,
in the Park. aug 2awisSd OF C
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hereby gwen tfat ldI- A-soc.auOu have permanently
secured The the Mutual Relief Hail. No - Orange
and that in future meetings Of the Association vii.
be held regularly at that place.
EDWARD LATHAM President
DANrr1 / Ell sInS Sacretnr. mol Hr.-
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NJ ARINE JOURNAL
~ SEE MARINE JOURNAL, FOURTH PAGE
ARRIVED.

Packet ship Henry Clay Nye, I'm Liverpool July 23d
lndsc to Grinncll. Minturn & Co; ship sea, for New
York sid hours previously.
Brig Columbo luftman 10 DIS I'm Passport plaster to
master.
Brig Sterling, Thompson, t d. I'm Savannah cotton
&C 10 Durham & Dimon.
Schr Eagle Haskell ds I'm Thomas,on lime. master
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amnsements.
NISLO'S GARDEN


G,sa Ai;-aco2-Ll. nigh, Of re present ergsseea; Of
NJ q 7LACIDE who WIN .pVear 4 h!s poprsr ch.-sc
seo Q; 81 sArcou-t CouTlvy TIE Proprietor from lie
pes'ec inquiries Es6e. : induced 10 give ore more rep
CSssvescoa c. London Assursre-. NJ. CRISP sid MIS-
a.s Engaged AID WI. sp pear hi. everiuE. Mr
9 SI!P SpALE. NJ. LOWELL. Mrs LOWELL
80 , y.NOA1 ~ ESlSGS. Angus; -
1 e SNt ESTAtSMESTS VIII commence Al o'clock
L win fsvor:.e Overra-e
:e which VII be presented the popr,a- Comedy Of
LONDON ASSURANCE
Sif ftarcolft Sourt.y .PlScsdel Dazzle rtsr
Marx Needle Oh! pDendse Lady Cav Spankrr Mrs C,p
Max harSsway -. sverari Grace ESrkswsy Mrs LoveA
Tckeis ~ cerss-
CASTLE GARDEN-Wnh n, extensive Pr1r,rs.
u AIDES Is open Day AID Evening Offering .areriof op-
porturcss the lovers OF Sa II viewing ,he hsrhor
And surrounding scece- the same tire inhapc he de-
cou. ses breeZes-Th1 say Friday and Saturday, Eve
r!cys August ANih sls and ead.-la the Ev-r.ry he
following selection OF MUSIC will be performed The Or.
ch-st-s under the direction Of {. W. Neyrrr-Brou-e
Horse Mou;.o,e Walt Overture 10 John OF Psris Pic
Nc Gaiop DoE JusG, Felsenrnuhle, Eschwardler. La
Dame Blsnche Norfolk Polka. Ia Ga;Es Laars Concert
20 commence a; O'clock Admission only l.t cents
A MEXICAN NUSEUM.-THE ORPHAN FAM
~ lily give their Grand Ccccerts IN he Lecture hoor
IN conjunction with Other splendid performances thfs
afternoon 5. O'Clock and Ibis evening Al TIE mana
ser has s.c eagssedCo Chasc together VIII Inc Seot.
ish Mammoth Soys living OranS Ouang, living ,Nia al
tss. living Monster Snake. WsX Model o: The human
BODY In addition the following performers are en-
EaseG-Miss Wheeler: Mss E Julien: Great Western,
Yankee Comedian: Pete Norris Billy WhiilocS- Dis
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