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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-10-07
Very Late from Mexico.

From the New Orleans Picayuns, Sept. IS %
The Royal West India Mail Steamer Trent, arrived
ut Ship Island Tuesday morning last, from Vera
Cruz and Tampico Her mails and for this
city were transferred to the Bolivar which got
The Trent after performing her voyage to Vera Cruz
and Tampico upon ret from the latter
prevented by severe norther from entering Vera Cruz
for some days, whereby her passage delayed She
She had on be ard in specie 81 500 oo Of which Sio2
600 for this port She brought over the following
passengers tor this city - ,, ,... . r.. -
ps,:s rss Pss Ss,t ES
Pratt Pssrots farr dsOrge whitman, Mason B. rhdsn
Our papers by this arrival to the 10th inst from
Vera Cruz, and to the 10th from the city of Mexico
came on TIE Trest The eonat,on Of ,hs
country Is comparatively tranquil upon the surface
There have been no political pronunciamentos We
are told, however that the Santansts and the Puros
have united their political fortunes and will make an
effort to overthrow the present government.
of and expected. Our informant assures az
that he shall be surprised II the ex- President
be not again invested with supreme power within three
months The strength Of the present Admit Illustration
consists In it's command Of money. II has no moral
or political weight 1t represented to have yet At it's
command nearly million Of money, but this is not
generally conceded SO long as its means Of paying
tbe army hold out, so long may be considered pretty
secure, and no longer Srch are the representations
% The countsy 10 suffering extremely from the un-
safe state Of the public roads They are infested
" iVuoois IN every uirectiOu IIa'eheiS ni"ooi
provisions for being robbed, thing OF course
they carry with them money expressly to satisfy
the rspacity Of the banditti Of the highway, son.
tent II they escape all other indg mites IL is .
marvel how travellers in considerable bodies suffer
themselves plum dsred and often more than once,
by much inferior bodies of men. Whenever . spirited
resistance is made 10 eGectusl The -ireo his
tons the case of little party Of Germans who wers
attacked on their way to Vera Cruz They resisted
and wounded one of the robbers and his horse the
rest scsmpered of. The wounded man Afterwards
arrested landed over to the authorities Verbally
we learn that he hung for the offence n trst
Our readers awsre that the trade In tobacco
IL a monopoly In Mexico, which 10 farmsd out by nn
the government II was abolished by General Scott,
but has been resumed by the present government,
and Manning 4 Macintosh are the principal con-
tractors for 1t at present There is an attempt now
making by the State governments Of Vera Crus and
Puebs to have this monopoly done away with ana
the growth Of tobacco and the trade in t declared
nee Other States expected to follow In support
Of there two States, and IL believed they viii sue.
coed In abolishing the odious monopoly utal unU'tr
Lieut. Tilden, formerly of the United states army,
came over ON the Trent and went ashore ct Pass
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SYRACUSE, Oct. 4, Isis-4 o'clock, p. M

The OnondagMa County agricultural Fav-1Ns
Nec York State Temperance Convention.
The annual fair of this county commenced to
day, and will continue to exhibit for two DAYS
longer. The farmers turned out to-day en- masse,
although the weather has been very unpleasant all
day. This newborn city present a more lively
appearance to-day than it has since It's existence
as city. The country wagons commenced COM
ing early this morning, in procession one after the
other, loaded with geese, turkeys, fowls, butter,
fish, cheese, and many other articles of the produce
tons of the farmers of Onondagua. The society
had erected large canvass, with the inscription
The Onondagua County Agricultural Society,"
where was displayed large variety for inspection
of the mass of visitors. The large number of fine
cattle and horses was beautiful sight, there being
great strife between the farmers to get the premi-
UNI each one takes extra pains to make his ap-
pear the best. Near the ground were amusing
scenes, with auctloneers,-some selling Yankee
notions, anot ler selling neament to make a
black man white: and the last, though not the
least, was the cement man, selling an article to
make broken glass and crockery ware as good as
new, he copying after the razor strop man to a
very good extent. He did the most extensive
business. 1t is said he sold $50 worth to-day, at
ten cents per stick. This same cement man could
be seen dining among the &c upper tens" at Rust's
Syracuse House, the finest hotel IN the city Some
Of these western county fairs nearly equal to
the great State fairs.
The temperance convention did not amount to
much. They met at church at 10 o'clock this
morning, and some few speeches were made, COM
mittees appointed, and then adjourned to 2 o'clock
p. M, when they assembled again, and the Presl-
dent called the convention to order, when the Sc
cretary read some resolutions, which amounted to
nothing more than to instruct their delegates to
have the New York State Temperance Society
well organized. One Rev. Mr.. Null made short
speech, in which he came down hard upon the
Legislature of the State of New York. and alluded
to some towns IN Wyoming county, where the
temperance men were strong that they had held
the excise power In their own hands for two or
three years, and had not granted single license.
Some few other remarks were made BY a gentle
man from Rochester, and they adjourned to meet
again at their annual convention. RADIATOR.
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INTELLIGENCE BY THE MAILS.

PHILADELPHIA, Oct " 1873.
Abraham Pence, one OF the convicted conspira-
tors in the Chester County Bank affair, who made
himself scarce yesterday, after the rendition Of
the verdict, recsptured last evening, Just as he
was about entering a vehicle which had been pre-
pared tor his leaving the city. He and MCGOWAN
and Pratt are now safely lodged in Moyamensing
prison.
The orphans Of Girard College have been in
creased by the addition Of nearly hundred reci-
pients OF the bounty Of the testator within the
pre- sent week. The whole number now enloyino
the benefits Of this institution is two hundred
Moreton A. Sulle, the wing, nominated a few
night since in the first district, was, on Wednes-
day evening, brutality beaten by Qt If said) some
OF the partizans Of Mr.. Levin.
A series of observations, by means OF the tele-
graph line between this city and Cincinnati, are
about to be taken by Professor Gus Kendall and
Sears c. Walker, In connection with the coast
survey, so as to ascertain the precise latitude and
longitude of Philadelphia and Cincinnati. The
wire of the Western line has been conducted into
the Observatory at the Central High School. tor
this purpose, and the experiments are to be made
at night, after the Offices have closed tor the trans
MISSION of messages The Philadelphia and Gin
cinnati wires being connected at Pittsburg, those
distant cities will be placed IN instantaneous con-
nection with each other. Professor Kendall super
intends the experiment at this terminus, and Pro-
lessor Walker at Cincinnati. The results of this
undertake. ing will, doubtless, be as satisfactory as
the experiments betwee en- Washington, New York,
and Philadelphia, accomplished about year
since.
The Opera Company have advertised "The
Elixir OF Love" tor tonight, without Truff as the
prina donna. That lady will not appaar at the
concert tomorrow evening, and Madame Laborde
will attempt the music set down for the divine
Trufi.
man named Wallace was killed this morning
on the railroad at Fifth and Willow streets.
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rTNAYLORs PHILADELPHIA TRANSPARENT so AP- II.
Pa W. c. TAYLOR invite the attention Of vsers the
Great Fair TO their ddsy Of Transparent and other Fancy
Soaps In the ~ the former article especially y
have for maintained decided mperiortyj and
their intention always TO do by continuing only the best
materials In lite composition Purchasers will find that IL will
tain its appearance and good qualities indefinite length Of
time which property Ia believed other article 81 the
All the other ths, sab
msnt-ihe willie Feurs and Fosins Soaps together with the
well known saponaeeous Shaving Compoundare confidently
con nended as heps fully equal % that made in this
elsewhere The subsepbers
extraordinary delay In the reception Of china they
have unable exhibit the this time
found at the stand showing number Of the through
country where articles purchased NJ b. VI
stsrs earnestly denred not 10 handle the specimens
H. p W. @. TAYLOR
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RAkVARDS PANORAMA HALL. NO. 69s BROADWAY
adjoining Niblcs old Gade will open Monday the 10th


RAhyARD,s PANoKAMA HALL. NO sos BROADWAY,
adjoining Nbcs old Garde, will open Monday 10th
p1is sE OF Es % IA a. and
The is in the Gexco men oEwar are mex
sty Il he y
cent Might scene and arrival Of the brig so%srs the
~n aS s Sna sns s % tbs
fsvors leave that ship and observed rowing
Mexican brig Creole which had the day before
and was now safely to the very walls Of the castle
the crew. take them prisoners their boats and set the brig
n sn sa @
are seen to aTs the alarmed the castle drums
duty we'll And e brig enveoped in flames and
finally blow: up Thi. and the following
heayng strikes
gallant and hall the being drowned Ss
dreadful gale the EDdymon the other foreign
The the fSs
s sss dh aS
shpsof steamers and next
magnitude and with soldiers
s.iors Every thing is moving and the nearest
dered into the surf boats landing The
hs and By
giving an opportunity for the beautiful day and
&C. bursting shells into city Real can.
ans eS S in the
The city and castle surrender the ooors to
nss city and castle and the United States flag
phapty from the castle and forte under The
scale Of magnitude h unknown United states No
nss pSSs &c
s s r AID s
officer Of vclun through campaign lady
pupil Of Tha ;, will preside At the The
dioramic exhibition An viii the
~ *. 90 a
Of 3 on wednesday and Saturday afternoons
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M ECHANICs HALL. No. 472 Broadway. betwse, Grand
l and Broome streets Monday October 3D.
and will continue every night until further NOTES.-The original
and well known CHRISrYS MINSTR Els (orAnised IS2
Sevsd With such favor and patronage have the
vicinity that they win give series their popular Conoert
introducing variety Of their original Songs Chorussea
cert will At o'clock An Afternoon Concert every
Saturday commencing O'clock NJ under the
and direc$on of Z. r. Chrsty.
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MO CURE, NO PAY.-DK ooRBITT. 10 DUANE STREET

M o CURk, NO PAY.-Dk. UORBITT, ~ DUANE STRERT
member Of the Royal College Of Surgeons Londen
consulted treatment Of delicate diseases how Iona
have get ulcers the body the throat
ysara devoted to yenereal das enables Dr. C.
worst form Of this disease Recent In
No mercury used Structures cured weeks wit
scarcely pain Those individuals who induaed In
tain loasome habit positively be
society N Strangers cautioned not to be deceived Dr.
Or Johnson'e
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EAIR Of THE AMERICAN INSTITUTE.-DR POWELES
Seacng Eye and Ear Fountains be in operation
at the Far where be had free of pamphlet describing
the peculiar in which this method of applying
emnenty serviceable DR. Powell attends
the Eye and Ear at 26 Broadway Warren street.
where be had his Treatise the Eye. Price 30
t6ciol Tvaa ps ted.
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TRAVELLERS, STRANGERS AND CITIZENS WHO MAY
Il be suffering with Colds Coughs Rheumatism Sore rhrest
Medcated vapor Sulphur Iodine Bahs 4 Broadway No
danger Of taking cold The Sulphur BATHS for sasss Of the
shin, are very sdestlal
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CLIREBUGH'S vENTILATING WIGS AND sCALPS
~ superior In workmanship elegant In their arrange
ment and asura in their appearance than all Others In this
country Call at his 179 Broadway opposite Howard
Total
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The receipts of the 4th week In September this year
compared with last show increase Of $36 96S 06,
and total decrease thus far for the year, Of S49,
$50 "a
There left at the date Of the above report about
eight weeks of canal navigation and If the weekly In
continues large that for the last week in
September the aggregate deficiency at tho close com
pared with last year. will only be about two hundred
thousand dollars The supply of breadstuffs In the
Northern seaport markets. is SO limited for the
and the prospect of extensive foreign demand Is
10 favorable, that have doubt great exertions
win be made until the close Of navigation to forward
produce OF all kinds from the interior.
The quantity Of -four, wheat, corn and barley LET
1t tidewater during the 4th week in September in the
years 1S47 and lS4S, was as follows
Flour, bbls. Wheat bush Corn. bush Barley: tu;
iss ss::: -: ISIS Sis lsSss iiSsass s7lsi
Increase. ..sI45 Inc I29759 Dec Ass Inc saGs9
The aggregate quantity of the articles left at
hde-wster, from the commencement of navigation to
the 3Oth of September Inclusive, as follows
M ;;ssSSss SsSsS S SiSs JSs H ~
Decrease .l12oOoi l.3I606s sl62469 s.d3'
By reducing the wheat to -four, the quantity Of the
latter left at this year. compared with the
corresponding period of last year, shows decrease
equal to 1883, 213 barrels of -four.
The following table shows the quantity of some Of
the principal articles Of produce left at tide water
from tie commencement of navigation to the 30th Of
septenbss inclusive during the years 1916 oS daysO
ls47, ass daysJ and 1s4s, asa dsys)-
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RrcErETs OF PRopucx AT TIDE WATER

The weekly increase in the receipts ofour ana wheat
for some time past, has reduced the aggregate def
eency compared with last year, and if prices are sus
tanned for the remainder Of the season. there will not
be such great falling of as anticipated
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VIOLIN CLASS-A NEW VIOLIN CLASS. FOR BEGIN.
and those who have knowledge of the instrument
will be formed the Of the American Musical Inst
ute 663 Broadway this Saturday evening" at O'clock
Terms, Five Dollars per quarter in advance
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DOVER LATHES-FOR sALK NUNBER OF sNAII,
Engine Lsthee They BUST 70 sdsS And anissd in he
beet nsnnsr Are psedy new md wi be sold low Apply
JOHN = HYDRs SOMA
II naAsa LA
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GoUPIL vIBERT& cos. EXHIBITION OF EUROPEAN
~ Paintings $50 Broadwayopen from O'clock A. NJ, until
TO- p NJ Admikance % cents Season Tickets 50 ceats
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RAARNgn's AMERICAN !. MUsEUN.P 7; BARNUA

- rIopr1et3r-F Htcheock nAnagef Splendid Perorm'
past seven The Manager has the pleasure Of announcing The
ing the relation to the famous L putan the little
finger docs the thumb He years DID, only twenyfour
every morning from 10 to hapast u O'clock in the Afternoon
from till halt past 8; and in the evening from In add
on the manager has engaged Great Western the oee
brated Sable Brothers Mr. G. Nes the IN without
the three Highland Mammoth Baby
Enormous Boa CONSTRUCTOR Admission to ne whos including
Museum Performances Little Finger &c cents; children
der ten and old enough wah
served front soats. shilling extra
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M osr EXTRAORDINARY woRK-To rHS MARRIED
DR. COOPER. l4pUANE STREET BETWEEN CHATHAu

~ and am streets has for the last fourteen years enjoyed
most extensive practice in private diseases He
aggravated this disease mild
to five days Strcture-Dr Cooper
structures in from to two weeks. Constitutional deby
brought by secret habit INDUCED in by young Tins
when too freely INDUCED in bgets dyspepsia weakness Of the
small Of the back confusion OF the intellect
TO society. in charge
mel uaaS
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EO BARRELS SUPERIOR WESTERN LARD OIL FOR
wv Sale. by II. FITZMAURICE IS Front street

EMOvAL.-THE OFFICE FOR TIE SALE OF
tn 81 .TS r n 'ser % No.
Man gton streets 1t is admitted by every body Scencks
whS s n %
% Of ss srs sha The Nv are only
pypsst ose remarkable case Of MS Tucke| who was
s'T a ii ss s s's
sh g that v ns @ to her bed Her
residence NJ . York jersey City koSars Len
t. and W, S ATTENDED tended y Of best
SSss sTns ny T a
The syrup resort Which restored him to heal
ss' sBs sss ~ Mrs. Ss.Ss s
Rae. street rsaerha husband died Of Consumption
ply TO health Hundreds called on her and have
s.vsry syrup yoiams could asd
S snY % dns xs ss s, they ar. deemed u
sey Of the the pI % syrup New YORK once
street. Price 81 per bottle or bottles for S.
DsoFEssoR BARRY's WONDERFUL TRI soPHERoUs.
., Msd ssw on % !, now Y hOund:
to restore ALLEN Of become shn to
n ,d to S Ia. and 20 o. ,,
..d glossy state YET free from an oily greasy appssrance
gentlemen that 6 cheapest article er the human hair
Bt :. IT, sSd in ss bottles price O.y
se M
itsSs ne ogs' "nss s.if .s Ss with &
r,% The q. ~ a .,
Phlaoelphia;
the druggists In the United States.
nR. WHEELER, 0CULIsT, ~ GREEN WICH STREET
devoes bis exclusive attention diseases Of the Eye and
Ophthamc Surgery. Caaracts without
principal and sight restored Artificial Eves for
sale and inserted Ohce hours from O'clock p ri
References ~ the fret families in the city
A NTlPUIRD-A NEW DIsINrECTING AGENT DIS
n covered BY DR. Lewis Feuchtwangerhis preparation
claims relationship TO other following
certificates but others equally asterins
viii have tried the Dsnfecng Liquid prepared by DR. Lewis
Feuchtwapge and finding that the
occsoned By phureted Kasses
which arise utenmls Of the sck prvea 90
JAMES r. Chiffon, n d., 40
New York, August 81, 1913. " -
Astor ouse New York September B sl6-I have made use
DR. Lewis Feuchtw Agent various
and find the best artcle have ordering
i've galopsas experiment, ordered barrel every
family ought bsveit their house.
and sure in Its operations la sickness 1t is Invaluable
thrne septem Der is DR. Feasht
waneer pbfcng Agen. has aboard this steam
with the fullest success and herewith cheery
mepded ~ n. BERRY, Master Of the Son t6erner
DR. Feuchwangers Dsnctns Agent been en- poyed
In the Bellevue Hospital aud has been
unpleasant odors from the sich wards closets 49,
b. NJ. REESE Resident PAyncau
For xaie BY Dr. Lewis No. Is Courandt
~ " h JW Hale general agent ~ street. Courier aud
Enquirer cce; by Charles IT, RING Broadway
John street In Brooklyn. BY >. W. Smith druggist
I'm CLOVER x CONSULTED DURING raE DAY AND
~ lis sbce In those dicult protractsd cases
errerense His Extract o. Sopava Cubeb no extsnsivey
NV Ia LAD
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DR CLOVER x CONSULTED DURING raE DAY. AND
~ ring lis ssbce in u dicult
decae diseases that haye baed the skill Of pyeaas "
experience His Extract o. Copava Cubebs no extensively
prescribed by physicians be had NJ HE In frout No.
Ann street. now called Ne "a 4
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NR. JETFRIES ANTIDOTE IS THE MOST EFFECTUAL
~ preparation sold for GonorhGa and other disorders the
Sexual Organs Long experience has proved that IL will rad
cay any This desirable resut obtained in
days. and 10 neither
palate and renders deviation in dict inter
rpton TO usual pursuits sound sleep healthy Digestion
nuisance is thus removed speedily
production thorough and Its ingredients
entirely vegetable and injurious effect either
tionaly locally be caused its Price per bottle
Sole Agent for this city RING ls2 Broadway John
sHN
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pOOO the Of gonorrhea OF all remedies disco
vered for the above plant this the makes
speedy without the restriction
drink change in application to business The
pretor chaef single
brought which the mixture will under forfeiture
Many cured in days Sold by Dr. JOHNSON 27S
Chambers street. Granite Buduxs bv
SANDS. ltO Fulton Of William street
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DARls STYLE SHIRTS, OF FINEST WORKMANSHIP,
made TO by the half or more unsurpsssed
In this country 70 per cent es than prices usuay charged
&c. PARSELLS, OF IL Broadway fashionable eelerity
superintendent H. @ GUION. liswilam st.. up sairs
LNNGLIsH GAS rlxTUREs-AN EXTENSIVE AssoRr.
II mont Of English Gas Futures comprising ChsndeRers
Brackets and Nante Ornaments a. a. stye ana
importation, mAnufeturd By Thomas Messenger Bona q Lon
don and Birmingham. For sale at ~ John strest
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M ITCHELLB OLYMPIC MANIFESTATION EVEN.
lvl Ing Oct tbs entertainment will with the
rose Mr. Hol Fanny 0rihbes Miss Clarke After which
Mr. Macready Mr. Nicknsop After which, musical
CANA entitled HERO AND LRANDER-LsAnder, Miss Mary
Cannon; Sueymsn Mr. Nicknson Hero Miss Roberta
conclude ith the farce Of FAMILY JARSDeph Mr. Holland
Dory Mr. Conover Me- Porcelain, Mr. Nokinson Lddy Lar
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~ OOO ROSES OF TIE RAREsT VARIETIES. NOW


premises Of the subscriber G. B. Rollins the 10th nst
10 o'clock To those fauoers who convinced by
perence that imported standards will thrive climate
his ale will afford nducemsnt every to he offered
budded the American brar which require
lection coolest Catalogues be obtained
T. Dunlaps 635 Broadway; G. B Rollins Auconcer AID Of
the subscriber, JAMES b. WEIR, Florist,
Corner of Twenty. eighth ard Second avenue.
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TWO ExHIBITION2-GRAND COMBINATION OF HAN.
ngtons Sacred Diorama 'of the Creation tho World
the Grand Spectacle Of the peuse ALI twenty masnaen
Ing sbon 100 feet Of whole comprising
America The Creation Fa Of Man. Judgment Almighty
FL puson from Paradise Death Of Abel Evening before
luge Deuge Gods Covenant with Noah Destruction of So
dom and Gomoah Daughter Of Pharaoh Finding Noses The
Seventh Plague Destruction Of Pharaohs
the Tables Fall Of the Walls of Jericho Joshua Commanding
Sun TO Stand STILL &C., ecnow exhibiting every night this week
and "Wednesday and Saturday afternoons commencing at three
Baths HAN!NGTONs entirely new Grand scriptural Dio
Of the Werd and the Deluge by power
full instrumental lsnimenA Six Days Of the Creation
Scenery and Inciden-Chaos the First Day The Frmament
the Second Dry Land Heritage Flowers Third Day
Sun Moon and Stars Fourth Day Creation Of Fish Fowl
Fifth Day Creation Of Anmal. Sixth Day Garden Of Eden
Adam ard Eve With the completion Of the abors Cre
ton the first part Of the exhibition closes pior
open at 7-curtap rises at 8o'olock.
n kEAT FAIR AT CASTLE GARDEN, NOW OPEN AND
~ afordng greater variety OF interesting articles
brought together here. IL is already found greater
space than this great amphtheatre with its machine
ard IL wanted to receive the increased contributions
The machinery double what before The
great American public have made 1t what To- and they will
make 1t greater.
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DANORAhA OF TAYLORS CAMPAIGN IN MEXICO Al
the Minerva Rooms 4U6 Broadway shews natural life
the Marches Encam pment and Battles fought by Taylor
i also vss correct views q the country towns oties 70 It'll
quarter before O'Clock Afternoon exhibitions "Wednesday
and Saturday commencing At O'Clock. Admission cens
Schools admitted Reasonable
pamphlets Children half price.