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APPLETON'S

I literary MIsCELLANY-A choice series OF Books
INoumes already published
Eyelyu's Life of Mrs Godo p-in % CENTS cloth zoe
Edwards Voyage MP the Amazon. ~ cloth
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10th - Cts
Mchelets Lite Of Martin Luther 30 cts 10th Is cts
Micneef's History of the Roman Republic 75c cloth II
Mchelet- The People. j3 ct-, cloth 80 cts.
CarIYe'- Life OF Schiller. a cts. cloth IS cts
Oilflan's Lit and Literary Men Paper 81. cloth ~ q
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Sewelrs Gertrude ~ cts. cloth Is cts
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Ellss Prevention Better than Cure ~ cloth -
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"a. Frcelenev MiAisfer Plenipot.niiary AZ W..b.
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do LippOd Coz d. Oh Ahrenfedt-1 do Le.our
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ser-2 do Rosenfeldt & Bros do W n smith Co
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less sons-l do Strange & Bros Do + Bos.snss-
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Bale do W " Irvin-50 bales W Van Sent 4 Co-l6
cases 20 order.
ST MARTlNs-Sehr Tioga--2O00 bushels salt 1878
John Laiour Co, Of Phadelphis4 old copper and
brss, copper still box turtl. shell bale rags James
Henry and casks old metal boxes do $3.50 John
Durand
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W. II. CARY & CO.

i86 PgkRL-srzEEr, OPPOSITE cEDAk-srSEEr.
HAVE ~ STORE and are receiving By ate arrivals
III Gases Marsh1lls Linen Trsad. Nos. IS 70 100.
Stevens Cos Linen Tread, al c0loEs and Sos Clark
Co. Paisley Spool Cotton. cord white, 30 yards.
CATk Cos Paisley SPOOL Cotton, cord 100 yds, white
ant colon.
Warrsns Needles drilled eyed shsrps and be~'s. dilec
eyed Needles, low priced.
Howe Manufacturing Co sod-hesd Pins fall and short
stuck
Purses. Parse Twist plain and escorted shades
Steel Beads, steel Ta-sels. RiExs and Frn<e
Tortoise Shell. Buffalo and imitation carved SomDs
Toroi.e Shell and Horn SIDE Combs. PLAIN and carved
Bone metal and composition >cspendef Buttons
Pearl and Azate shirt Buttons
Lssrns Mohair and Broeads Coat Battons
Wade Butchers Rszors al patterns
Knves AID Scissors Of 81 descptious-snf The sfsest
assortment Of French English and German Fancy Goods
81 4. FQrt n this country which they offer 70 Jobbers
,nd Retailers upon the best terms aus 9mis&Ol lissod
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On the 9TH inst by Rev Henry Chase. Mr.. CHARLES
ALEXANDER MCLEAN to Mics SARAH DANIELS,
both Of this City.
Al Greenfield Mass on Monday Sept 6. by Rev.
/. l.. Lausstreth. GEORGE MILNE. of Cincinnati,
Ohio. to HELEN ELIZA. eldest daughter of Hon Geo.
GripneI
A, Newark N J. on the 9Th inst. Mr. HENRY EVANS.
Jr Of BROOKLYN L. l. to Miss JANE r mcGRATH, Of
Newark
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REGULATIONS

Of the Seyente,nh Exhibition Of dnsrioaa Manpfacfafef.
10 be held The cfy If PAiadeiph0 from he ls'i 10 RE
30fh day If Ocfobcr, Hciusiis, l647.
The Exhibition will be prepared Tor the recep-
fon Of goods Friday 18th Of October and opened
for the admission Of vsiieTs on Tuesday the 18th Of oco
3 no good deposited after Monday evening October r.
be entered the Judges lists for competition pre-
MUM.
g. To insure perfect imparfiay, the Manager. Of the
Institute, the Committee uu Exhibitions, ana all firms
partnerships in which a Manager OF a member OF the
Committee Exhibitions j. interested, shall be- excluded
from competition and Tie judges viii be exclusively
lecfed from persons practically acquainted with the
era branches of ManuacIrcs on which they shall De- Ir-
pointed but who neither depos0rs Of such manuac-
Themselves DO any way interested n the arC
submitted 90 M ir examination
g. Awards viii not Dee confined % specimens prepared
expressly for exhibition, but regard vii be had 10 the
prices and quality the articles compared with the
description goods and with specimens present
ed AZ former exhibitions and premium shall be award
ed article that has received At any former
hibfion of the Institute.
D. Proof of Kin be furnished required for every
specimen offered for exhibition
g. All articles deposited must be accompanied hy
voice. stating the and residence OF the maker aid
depostor aud II particularly requested that labels may
be attached. bearing the Of the makeu default of
which. articles have sometimes failed to receive any
award v the Judges also desirable tar the
article. should be marked upon Them and that those
tended sale should be- marked with their prices and
the places where they can be- obtained.
e. Arrangements VIII be- made 10 exhibit % advantage
any models machinery that may De- sent Tor
exhibition aud contributions ln this branch respect
fully invited. Experience has shown the interest which
ihc public take BOO them, and thar the display s calculated
o. convey useful information careful aud competent
superintendent VIII hr provided.
q The mornings OF each day, until fifteen minutes be-
fore ten o'clock, shall be- appropriated 90 ihe Judges
Neither deposirOTs OF goods vail be- admit
ted Co the exhibition dunng the time Appropriated %
the Judges except the special request OF the Judges
the articles owned or deposited by them. 50 10
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IN. Y. LAMP DEPOT


Nos l34 and 10 Fultou-st sun Buildings.
LAMPS. ciRASD0LEs, CHANDELIERS, &C.
J. % FAY
IIAS MADE such arrangements with large msnut ae-
lsurns establishment vii insure b the public,
chant. and others opportunity % procure chssp ID
very superior articles Of Solar Hanging and Sta nd
Lamps ia great variety.
~OfRASDOLEs,"
Of new and superior style and fush;
SOLAR AND GAS CHANDELIERS
with % lxhts Of the most splendid worsmsnsh p
with or without prisIs
CANDELAbRAs HALL LANTERNS" sc &c.
great assortment.
BRACKET SOLAR"
and tn side Reflector Lamps snd Weeks
The above srtcle. 1neqgal-d quality, gle and
beauty OF no 3d. and VIII BE- sod fh. nsnufscrurtfs
lowest PRICES w1iesaie aud retail Oit, Bronzed and
>iVered.
y B-D0nt forget, before purchasing. % call and
anime the assortment the Lamp IA and Is Full
tou-sf sun Buildings
Ai.o old Lamps rebronred, gilt and sigered made 20
look Ike short notice and Astral Lamps altered u
-olar . lrris-
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NEW CHEAP BOOKS.

DECEIVED BY BERFORD 4 co. 2Astor House
IL LeEend- of Mexico. by Lppard. p cf..
Chambers, Miscellany. No. ,, the most useful book
published - cents
Liffer. Living AGE. " l7f choice number i2l
Washington and hi Generals. by Lippard. Nos. 81
The Psracide Youth. Career Of Crime, BY q. W. VI
Reynolds 50 cents.
Master rimothys Book Case by author 2i cents.
Pisonre the S0rcerer of The Mountain, BY Soue.
5n cents
Louis XIV. 10 D. by Miss Pardoe, complete in Nos
81 cents each.
The U.e Of the Lungs and Cure Of Consumption by DR..
Fitch. 81 cents.
Lamar nes History of the Girondis,s, vol l. cloth 81.
The In-nared BY Lady Charlotte Bury % cents
The Bandit, Of the Usage, by T. Bennett-a Prize Ro-
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The Misers Daughter, By Ainsworth ~ cents
The Irish Sketch Book, by VI A. Ttmarsh, with numer-
ous Illustrations by the author. ~ cents
The Modern Standard Drama. vol contains splendid
rragede.. with portrait Of Sir T. /. Bulwer. 81
Chambers'- Cyc0pedia No. rs. This number completes
the work The whole work is elegantly illustrated with
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All the different MAGAZINES for September
Maps. Guide Books. Maps OF London, &C
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NOTICES.
rae and enthusiastic meeting held M

~ Al large and enthusiastic meeting held al
pursuant call, September l. lS47 without distinc
ton Of party for the purpose Of nominating for Pres
dent Gen. L. TAYLOR. Col j. 4. KING was called to
the Char, and Messrs WM WAucn and JOINS MAYNARD
elected Vice Presidents; J. @. BLIAKLrY, Secretary
The object Of the meeting being stated, the Preside
called on and promptly responded m speech pa tle
Of which he was frequently cheered ny the large
sssemblage AMER which, n COMMITTEE oi three was sp
pointed 10 dTa Resolutions expressive OF the sense of the
meeting The Committee after short absence returned
and submitted the following which were unanimously ap
proved of.
B,sol.ed That in the nomination Of Gen. l. TAYLOR,
w0 recognize firm and uuiinching Republican aud one
who If elected President. will prove and honor 10 hs
country, and will show thar Republics not ungraeiu
Resoiped That II IS time had President direct
from the people, aud not from party or party ogrolng a
Roed That the questions that have been proposed
ent sections of Union show concusively that II
hieh time we should have President free pledges
and party dicatonsnd that heartily concur IN
the ers he has given them.
Reoi,ed That this meeting L. IN favor Of the nomina
on OF Gen T. TAYLOR the Presidency, and VIII
all honorable means TO insure his election.
ResoiTed That the proceedings Of tins meeting be pub
hshed in The Tribune and Evening Post Of the City Of
New-York Col j. A. KING. Chsiman.
JonN L. BLrASLEy sesIstary. 'sl'
~ The Greatest Medicine OF the Day.-DR
SwAYNr's COMPOUND sYRtP OF Wild ChtRRN-lhe uni
versa lebny which tins valuable medicine Is gaming
throughout the United States and the many astonshius
cure eSn' , . a pa, sy ~, nnous
~ c,rielnf nervous sehfv rcklinr on Tisine mn the
throat bronchitis difficulty Of breathing or any symptoms
Of consumption.
Reader are Won suffering from cold disease OF the
lungs Try this remedy You Will not perhaps regret a.
10 will arrest all those disageeable symptoms which
strike much terror 90 the mind. and prolong you day
Beware Of AT preparations putporung 10 contain W "a
Cherry, except that bearing the signature OF Dr. H.
Swayne the outside wrapper OF each bottle as they are
quite likely destitute Of the article from which ihey Dor
name
For sale by CHAS h. RING, corner Broadway and
John st.. r. Warner. 9i Bleeckcrst; r. A Sands. ls8
Bowery; H. b Dodd I'll Broadway j. G Hart. Si8 Grand
St L Lewis, 81 Greenwieh'st-asents for NewhcTs
City. Mrs Hayes, Brooklyn. 81
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ENGLISH CARPETrNG.

THE UNDERSIGNED have received by late arrivals
aud are daily receiving large and choice lots OF Kid
Minister CarpetinE which viii be sold A. wholesale
tail at very reduced prices -
PETERSON 4 HUMPHREY.
- 1,ni. fi2 Pear-st near Madison
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cENTIENIE\'S HATS.
LAII ASLIInA
~ Upon issuing The Fashion for the season
BEEBE COSTAR, HAiIER>
$50 BROADwAY. >Ew-Y0Rk, AND
lSS CHEs>VT-s1 PHILADELPHIA, Will tkt>tNI IVY
FALL FASHION FOR GENTLEMEN HAS

on SafurSag. .4ueusf 3, lS47.
~ pom issuing the Fashion for the season
n = BEG leave % that Is their Intention 70 miro
wee OF hat altogether superior toany before oncied
.uey nave adopted an entirely aud unique mode o
~ Ing hch combining IN the IA CHEST degree elegance
scrvafiou Of the hat
iu.t pa rt9Nement viii be the strict adaptation Of
every hat as well 10 the features A. 10 The form and srs Of
the "eAe merely avoiding the apparent fncongrty Of
itisr Nu al han win acmlnufive hat and vice versa
bhthA NvsiAS viii present on this occasion beside
their we'll Known superior Moeskn Hat HI 10, Hat
OF iie No ~ 'o1At~H beaver. superior arti.e hich
will be sold ~ their regular stand ard pre- $50 ~
They would respectfully invite attention q, 81. ~
Of their establishment, lSS Chesngtst Phiiadephis 49,
will be opened the 18th inst In style corresnor5irs
with their house In New.l0rk. with superior 800 :.
Foods AID with the avowei object OF furnishing bes,
hat for the price than be found elsewhere There viii
AWAY. be found both places full and eompletr .ssor
men Of hats and caps for gents youths and ehdren
eether with ladies' riding hats and caps and variety Of
fancy goods sppertanns 20 the trade, such UNI
bre gloves brushes and other articles for the toilet
The facilities afforded them by ready and frequent in
ercourse with the cities Of Pans and London together
with the improvement which they have effected IN
the construction and Of machinery will enable them 70
offer goods the most desirable fashion and fabrication a.
the very lowest market prices either 81 wholesas or re-
all ALI ISL
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The New York Family
MOURNING STORE.

Fse DESCRIPTION Of First and Second Mourning ~ grsaf
Iariefy.
Nantes Cloaks, Collars, Mlenery, Hosiery, &c.
ADfFS ARE INFORMED that this establishment u
intended solely FOR the sale Of Mourning Goods az 40
Broadway. one door from Broome. aus 6weodis
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u TO BIRD FANCfERs.-seysrslr sspsefsbie
n breeders Of the Long Canary, beng dssrousd
~ prom0fips this innocent and deli shtful Amusement
H4CSby comparing their produce, have determined 20
- cal public meeting for the purpose o. arranging
show 0ftheir stock and forming constitution Tor me coo
dton u entering BIRDS awarding PREMIUM &c &c The
presence the admirers Of the Lone Canary 10 os res
pecif9y requested and urged a. this primary meeting 10
order that oil may have voice Ia fsy0rns this sso
regulation thu. the less chance for dssatsfze
ton hereafter meeting viii be held for th. purpose
ou Erday evening 10th INST AZ o'clock at Lafsyetts
Hall opposite SiblO's old garden. Sc.
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MEMORANDA

The Telegraph reports the brig Triumph ashore nea
the Highlands
schooner from Philadelphia, laden with coal, ws
sunk just below the Narrows.
The pscketshp Patrick Henry was detained by heaC
winds
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DOMESTIC IMpoRTArIoNs

MOBlLF-Bug Ltaden-l7l bales cotton Rey burn
so4 do Dillinser-s0 DO Spoford Teston Coo do A
Aveull-lso do Pratt-25 boxes sugar II Gowdy-l2
bbls " Robbins-l box O Wood Do Hrnifh, Wright &
Cos do n Reynolds-ll5 bales cotton 70 order.
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AMERICAN AGRrcuLruR

NFFIFMbLh NJ NBEN~Ihls day puDlfnedl tonteIn1
,'inE - pages royal octave.
TERMs->l per year in advance three copies for p
eight copies for -
The subscription books OF the AFiicuunst continue 10
be- sept the old office of publication, 15 Broadway, by
4. ~ >AXT0s.
Travelling agents wanted. 20 whom the most liberal
rofnneusaton will be allowed { NJ sANTON.
d lrs lO5 Broadway
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TRACTS FOR THE NEw TINES.

4 SKETCH OF THE PHILOSOPHICAL WORKS OF
n SWEDENBORG By Jno. Jas. Garth WIKI
Member 81 the Royal College u Surgeons Of London frce
~ cent. This Jay pubshed--trade supplied, By
sci grs- JOHN ALLEN. lJg Nassau 81
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- FOR sALE-prsiRABLE RESIDENCES

LE
E Those four new and handsome thrcestory attic Owed
linz houses and lots on the southeast, corner Of Mod,
snS now woe .h, q :. NAL
pleted IN few days The houses Of the frst class
with all the modern Improvements.
Also the large and elegant theestory and attic dwell
d.s! ~s;, q II. SssSss, si,S .,s: .sd
ence baths ststaary, msntels gss, nc.
Also, the large and elegant hrees,ory and attic dwsn
nshouse and lot lo7 ST Marks place, near Tompkiss
square with the lot the Nnths having oosch
house thereon The house 10 finished Ia the beat manner
baths sstusry, msntels, ke0 feet front BY lS feet N
depth.
Also, the new spd ssatssl ,h,ss.,o,y s.ist d.:las
Eighteenth and Nnteenth Cro,on range, ke
Also, the elegant and commodious three story and attic
brick dwelling house aud lot " st. Mnksplsce 81 feet By
half the block
Also the elias. twostory and attic brc1 dwelling
house and lot No ST. Clemen'splsce, ID door above
Washington square.
Also eight Sur-story dwelling houses sad lots on the
south side OF tleyenth-st between Avenues and {.
Also i've threesory brick houses aud lots the north
side Of Tenth near Tom pkinssquas ~ feet by - feet
nine inches.
Also, tho large and eommodiou. story brick store Is
Gold-st near fulton-st. " BY 100.
Also four very desirable building lots Twenty third
st north side near Madison very shsbiy located.
Also, four lots on the s. w corner Of Fifhsvsnue ssd
Thirteth-st.
Also five three story brick dwelling houses and lots
in south side between Ninth and Tenth
The houses are well built, and are ~ feet In
width and 40 feet deep, lots are ~ feet inches
Also. the new gentssl and modern built BIRCH dwelling
house ON the north side Of 5doors
clo.ed brick piazza Of 10 feet mahogany Doors Crotou wa
ter under cellar sc. Lot feet 9inchss BY " feet
inches.
Also, the modern and we'll built three. story Basement
and sttic dwelling house. with under cellar, IN
fOurthst Barowst. House finished In beet
with ali modern Improvements, baths range, 40 The
house Is y by %, lot 20 feet deep.
Also, several very desirable building lots Msdison
avenue Twenty eighth, Twenty Thirteth and Thr
ty-hrst So
Also two three story brick houses and loss on the
n W corner Of ri ghthst and Avenue C.
Also very desirable building LOT the south side oa
Seventeenthst near Irving place and the nsghbobood
Of uniOnsq square.
Also, several other houses, lots and farms.
A considerable portion Of the purchase money may 70.
W P. HALLEff,
IS 3ti.e0d Primes Buildings 81 Wsll-u
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SCHOOLS.
ACADp,Ty OF LANGUAGES,

ACADEMY OF LANGUAGES -Lessons IN
n French. Persons who wish 20 be instructed IN the
above language requested 20 apply 70 the under.
signed who Will be happy % explain 20 them his new
metOd By which pupils enabled 90 speak IN the space
OF three or four months The undersigned has engaged
professor OF English snd spanish teach these Ian.
gusges the system and d. ready 20 exhibit how
astonishing such undertaking may appear the
highest testimonials support ~ his new method Having
printed IN large type the whole OF lessons. the
subscriber respectfully invites the public 20 inspect these
and IA order 20 convince the sceptica he will have
ple.snre SWING first lesson ans Teachers
viii be supplied with complete Get Of the tables A.
reasonable charge and professors specially instructed
VIII. wished. attend uriV schools. r RlOHAkO
(FNProfessor from the University OF Parisl
s. 3teods 1873 Broadway. Ncw-Nor
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Al. WINSIIIP,

EHEMisT AND APOTHECARf, II Fat Broadway,
y correr 0f Markets. has hand choice stock Of
Drugs Ned and Chemicals ectet with great care
expressly tor retailing .nd pounding physicians pre-
.crpti0u. for which purpose competent person . al
WAYS attendance He has sl-O hand great variety
Of English and French Periumery and Fancy Articles
Combs. Brushes, Toilet and Shaving Soaps, Conpes,
Spring Water received fresh and delivered free Of eN-
psnse superior German sud Swedish Leeches for sale
o. applied By an per- person All orders from the
country executed WITH dispatch ard every article sold
warranted genuine y sodistf
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ADJUSTMENTS.


Bcnenf q Gabriel Rav~l
PSiSwf6xfsp 5iS i Ev sis Sfss' ssS Z.
rerfornsnce iil with Overture BY the Or
Fscyp FRgNcHMGS-RsT Jasi Bssajoir Gasrl r., Rs
vel Enslsh jockey John SETON rhsre.s, Ms. Taylor
After Which elegant sehisv-msni' en,ss llth, Hope
psrtpnsiupe n NOL~AU-NENTsrs Night Of Adventures.
IL which Gsbrsl Rave viii sustain the comic character
Ticket. % cent, Door. open IT. performance com
me nee a. 3 o'clock
A MEXICAN MTsEI vi. BtRNU ". Propri-
-. ',Sr' = hIIShCoSA Msnsser ssn.o,'
celebrated hand ~ ETHIOPIAN sERrNApERS: OR
PhEAN FAMILY, Or Kennehcc Nocsiisu. Miss BIER
NARD Atwoods tu'liensfh Portrait of GIN ZACHA-
kf TAI Lon ne masnlhcsnt Balloon Panoramic Pant
Comic Vocalist Ms 2 JULIEN re bs,etisl D. nseu,e
Livisg chimPaniee, Or orsns outaas MADAM ROCK
Admission. . cents children snder 10 years u. cent.
AGRICULTURAL ROOMS, Lyeeur Building.
"A % Broadway. NewN ORR -HORriCCLTURAL tx.
society. whose Far viii be held >arsios, sprns. on
the 18Th sept the Amenesn Agricultural Association have
changed the time Of holding their Exhibition 70 the 3th and
sfh Of sept AL persous fesrous OF aiding the Of
Horcn.tsrs, earnestly invited 70 exhibit specimens
Flowers Fruits Vegetables snd % compete for prem
ums. Programmes may b. obtained OF Mr. james Hoss
Scotsman. - Broadway, opposite the Rooms Of any
the principal seeasnen IN New.Yora OF Of the foown,
ieilsr s5,S'6 SresiSs,d J E.;.s9 sK pslased,
Tn Frehnshuysen shepherd Knapp, Edwsrd CLARK
su77 avsodis. D. I, GARDNER sec'y.
/ CASTLE GARDE>.-wEDNEsDAY EVENING
Y sept s--A GRAND CONCERT. by ARDlrI and 30
/ TE>INl. assisted by the Havana Troupe.
Admission ~ cents poOrs open AZ 6.-t0 commence Al
O'Clock -
CASTLE GARDE>.-rHE CHINESE JUNK
- heyiug. the wonder Of the world be for few
I fsv- longer. Admission ~ cents. s8v
THE GREEK sLANE."-Powers's Statue OF N,
Greek Slave u open for exhibition az the Nsfions
| Academy Of Design. from o'clock A. VI until 10 2 VI
Admitfauce - cents season tickets - au2Tsft