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HEALTH FOR THE STATES
HO LILO WAYS PILLS.

EXTRAORDINARY CURE OF LOSS OF HEALTH,
DISORDERED STOMACH, INDIGESTION AND
DETERMINATION OF BLOOD TO THE HEAD
COPY OF O. Letter from ar. John LiOyd. Of
Err accn, Hartech, NerTouetsltire
To Professor HOLLOWAY,
SIR.-I avail myself of the first opportuni-
ty of informing you. that for a very long pc
riod [ was afflicted with 4 dangerous giddi-
ness and frequent swimmings in the head, at
tended by loss of appetite, disordered stom-
ach. and generally impaired health. Every
means had failed to give me any permanent
relief, and at length it became so alarming
that was really afraid of going about with
out an attendant. In this melancholy condi-
ton [ waited personally upon Mr. Hughes
Chemist, Harlech for the purpose of consult
ing him as to what had better do he kind
ly recommended your Pills L tried them with
out delay. and after taking them for short
time am happy to bear Testimony to their
wonderful efficacy. | am now restored to
perfect health. and enabled ID resume my
usual duties. You are at liberty to publish
this letter in any way you may think proper
| am. sir, your obedient servant.
June 6, 1852. (Signed) JN0. LLOYD.
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BITTER COMPANY THAN BIRDs.- The
editor of the Erie Observer, newly mar
ried man, said this the other day of his
town contemporary:
"The bachelor editor of the Gazette
wants every body to get up in the morn
ing at 4 o'clock for the purpose of hearing
the birds sing. For our part we have
better company than birds at that hour
in the morning, hence we shan t take his
advice"
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PERSONAL---VERY.. II. Farrar, esq.,, ar
rived in the city from Washington, where
he has been residing for two months past.
He will shortly proceed to Oregon, where
he intends to take up his residence unde,
an important government office. Mr..
Farrar is a good sample Of the Yankee.
and will show the Oregonians what sort
of mettle and material self made New
England boy is composed of. Success to
the deserving .-Boston Bee.
We endorse the above cordially. Mr..
Farrar is one of the most skillful and in
dustrious lawyers in our country.
1t is reported that he will take print
ing office with him, and establish news
paper in Oregon. We hope 50.
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SILVER WIRE.

Nh W. CALI 4 BRO. call attention to their
VI. stock of pure Silver Ware. embracing
as 1T does everything useful and elegant in
that line. such as
Tea Sets. Pitchers. Goblets
Cups. Forks. Spoons
Fish, Pie. Cake. Fruit and Dessert Knives
Soup. Cream. and Gravy Ladies
Salad and Asparagus tongs
Pickle Forks. Ice Cream Spoons,
Butter knives, Egg Spoons,
Napkin Rings &c
All of which they offer at the lowest posi-
BILE rates.
NJ. ". GAIT & BR0..
Sign of the Golden Eagle
Pa. ave, between 9Th and 10th SITS
June lS-3t
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by the card of 7. Parkin Scott on the
Public School question. 1t assumes a
bold and defiant attitude contendihg that
the friends of Public Schools have nothing
to fear when testing the matter at the
polls.
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PREMIUM CREAM THAT IS CREAM

n NJ. HARVEY begs the public to tear
i themselves away from sour Cream ard
B~tter-mitk and call at his depot. opposite
Browns Hotel where they will get Cream
from the big ralles of Pennsylvania where
cows are COWS and cream is cream, and no
mistake.
A large supply of that splendid article al
ways kept on hand at 81 30 per gallon, and
all over twelve gallons 81 p per gallon.
ie Is
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Cavalry Corps .-Cavafry Corp. =:

cavalry Gorps!-Cavairy Corps! -
CGicers eject
JOSEPH PECK, esq. Captain.
r. > GIDEON. esq. First Lieutenant.
CLARK MILLS, esq, Second do.
: c. BUsEY, NJ. D., Surgeon.
GEORGE ". McLASE First Sergeant.
JAMES Q. WHITNEY, Second do
WILLIAM II. BIRCH. Third do.
I. H. BROwN Fourth do
PHILIP MAY. First Corporal.
l.. A. HALL. Second do.
B. GIER. Third do.
u. 7. Kraft. Fourth do
The officers and members arc requested to
meet at the armory of the Washington Light
Infantry on THURSDAY EVENING. June %.
at O'Clock, for drill. The sample uniform
will be ready, and the final arrangements for
a permanent organization consummated
BY order J PECK. CAPTAIN
le lo-5t GEORGE W. McLANE. Scc'v.
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Attention, BOurneymen Painters -
An adjourned meeting of the United Journey
men House Painters and Glaciers Society viii
be held on TUESDAY EVENING next. June
2lst. at : o'clock. at the Franklin Engine
House The members are requested to be
punctual in attendance By order of
W. II. TANNING. President.
GEO. W CHAMBERLAIN, Secretary
ie IS-3t#
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Eoot,s Wonderful lnxucrreotxpes

Go to RooT's No matter whether
1t be clear or cloudy weather
Still. with equal truth he traces.
Mutitudes of lovely faces.
RooT's Gallery. Pennsylvania avenue. near
Seventh street mar q
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Zoe shilIingsou receives all the new
Books and Newspapers as fast as published
He is agent for Harpcrs and all the other
Magazines, and our readers will always find a
large and good assortment of Blank Books and
Stationery at his Bookstore, Odeon building
corner of street and Penn avenue feb Z
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To Strangers and Cit;zcrs.-

sg He Strangers and Citizens
THOMPSON s DAGrERREoTYPES are unsurrass-
ed by any. for boldness Of execution and
beauty of artistic finish.
His assiduous efforts to establish first class
Gallery in this city, and his continued en-
deavors to please visiters. and patrons have
not been unrewarded. An examination OF
his Pictures recently made is particularly So
licited. He is prepared to tSke Pictures of
every size and style. at reasonable prices
Gallery, north side of Pennsylvania avenue
between - and 9th streets, Lane & fuckers
building. NAV 30
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MIRACULOUS CURE OF pRopsY


Extract ofa Later from E1waya Roulev.
Esq, of Euata Wax. To5ago, aated Aprl
Sth, 1852.
To Professor HOLLOWAY.
DEAR SIR deem it duty owe to YOU
and the public at large to inform you of Il
most miraculous recovery from that dreadful
disease. DRoPsr, and which. under God WAS
affected by your Invaluable Pills was tan
ped five times within eight months and skill
fully treated by two medical practitioners,
but could not get cured until | had recourse
to your remedT. and Notwithstanding all
had undergone, this miraculous medicine
cured me in the course of six weeks
(SigneD EDWARD ROWLEY.
These cetebrated PMS IRE arou6erfuNy c5fca-
cons az Me tailoring cOmpkaints.
ASue, Inflammation,
Asthma. Jaundice
Bilious Complaints, Liver Complaints.
Blotches on the Skin, Lumbago,
Bowel Complaints, Piles,
Coles. Rheumatism.
Constipation Of tic Retention of Urine,
Bowels. Scrofula, or Kings
Consumption, Evil.
Debility, Sore Throats
DropSy. Stone and Gravel
Dysentery, Secondary Symrtons.
Erysipe!as. Tic Douloureux.
Female Irregularities Tumours
tevers of all kinds, Ulcers
tlts, Neneral Affections.
Gout. Worms of al kinds.
Eead-ache, Weakness from what
indigestion, ever cause, &c. DC.
Sold at the establishment of Professor UoI-
L0WAY. IA, Strand. (near Temple Bari Lon
don. and by all Vendors of Medicines through
out the United States. in Boxes at 374 c.. 81
c., and 81 50c. each. Wholesale by the prin-
cIpal Drug houses in the Union: and by
Messrs. A. Il. I'D. SANDS. New York.
20 There is considerable saving by TAX
ing the larger sizes
\. B:-Directions for tie guidance of pa
tlents in every disorder are affixed to each
BOX e 20-eo
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q Numbers Of our subscribers COM
plain of not being served regularly with
the Star. We are now making arrange
ments, which, when completed, will ena-
BILE all who favor us with their patronage
to get their papers regularly, and at a
much earlier hour than they are now re-
ceived. Have a little patience friends,
the world was not made in day.
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Gathering of Spirits.
x Blue spirits and white,
Black spirits and gray,
perS.
Mlngle, mIngle. mlngle
Ye that mingle nav


Ye that mingle may"
\ modern prophet, who blows a tlum-
pet to attract hearers, has been spouting
millennial doctrines to gaping crowd at
the foot of State House Square to-day
There seems to be a general "ruction'
among the fanatical people all round and
about.-Harto'd Times.
1t appears that our particular friend,
the brass annihilator, has got into the
nutmeg State That omnibus" has
probably ''ar,'iv." We caution our CO.
temporary to mind how he speaks of the
man of Wind.-Boston Bee.
Ever since 'sUncle Toms Cabin" open
ed its doors, this pestiferous brood has
been issuing forth more and more. They
are all rejoicing here in the Era of the
Old Bailey.
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UFlies are more numerous and troub-
lesome, the present season, in all parts of
the Union, than they have ever been be-
fore, within the recollection of the :. old
est inhabtant.
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French Shoes, Button Caters, Half Caters
Paris Pumps &C., for Gentlemen's wear.
100 PAIR French Walking Shoes. glazed
lOO 80 pair - Button Caters. kid tops
30 pair French Button half CATERS, beauti-
full article
30 = French Dress Shoes, the first ever in
this market
60 & Paris Pumps. for Drawing Room
% = Toilet Slippers
Also, from c. Benkert. Philadelphia,
30 pair Cloth Caters for warm weather
a = Button Kid top Caters.
Now for sale at the Fashionable Boot store
OF J. MILLS.
Je 70 Browns Hotel.
Int, Union. & Rep. st
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GJFOne Of the greatest follies in the
world is an attempt to gag the press by
entering suit for libel. The Cincinnati
Sun was lately sued by man named
INSANE, who was arrested charged with
participating in the burning of steamer
on the Ohio and committing forgery. The
judge OF the court also endeavored to vent
his spite in various ways on the Suns re-
porter, since which, the circulation Of the
Sun has rapidly increased and the libel
ants compelled to withdraw their suit.
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UBy a late arrival from Mexico, we
learn that the Mexican foreign legations
have been finally officially announced as
follows: London, minister, Senior Lam
zas; Paris, minister, Senior Paeheco ::
Madrid, minister, Senior Vivo; Berlin,
minister, Gen. Uraga; Rome, minister,
Senior Larrainzar Washington, minister,
Gen. A]monte Secretary, Senior Gonzales
de la Vega Attache, Senior Gregolio Bar
ter at Guatemala is spoken of. The sala-
ry of the minister to London has been
raised to $4,000 per annum.
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FOR SALE.

run SAL
A eligible LOT. twenty-five feet front and
"A one hundred feet deep. being part OF Lot
}. in square 1913, situated on the Island. front
ing on llth street west. between MARYLAND
avenue, and south Z streets. Also. nine thous-
and square feet of ground in square $50.
JOHN T. ENNIS. Att'y-at- Law,
je 20-eo3t Louisiana avenue
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CORPORATION NOTICE. - DEPARTMENT OF
~ streets and Lamps by virtue Of the charter
otJune S nStice . hereby given that proposals viii be
ceiyed az the once Of Commissioner Of Streets Lamps
for shtgs with ss cleaning and extnsubu the street
rarhts and buildings now pscd hereafter be
running from the East to the river hted
by the New York Gas Light Company The gas proposed
TO be furnfbed must be OF the best quality equal TO
that usod ANY higher amount thsn the rate no paid
by the corporation for street lamps per or greater
price furnishing copors buildings han Tho
Tor Loco cubic feet will not be entertained Blank est mates
can be obtained at the Office Of the Commissioner Streets
and Lamps OF Chambers ard Centre streets The
cepticn Of estimates FOR The purpose above expressed will
when the estimates will be put to opened Proposals
should be enclosed In sealed envelopes directed
Commissioner Of Streets and Lamps specifying the object
OF the proposals Estimates will DO opened In
with section twelfth recent charter in associaon with
the comptroller and before those Interested by the head
OF the Department, HENRY ARCULARltiS, Jr,
Commissioner Of Streets md Lamps.
CTEETr DEPARTMENT, NO. HALL OF RECORDS
sesed proposals will he received st this ooo until
hursjsy September 1883 70 rezrads and pave Thirty
third street, between Fires Third avenue ro,rade
snd pave Liberty street, from Broadway 20 Greenwich
stect steos 20 DO bsd application % tbs
tsatt clerk ~ .ic deprrtr,.nt.
august u, IsOa -SsAA' @'-''' "'---'-'"'''
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ooaeORArrOv NOTICES.

" gv 70 tbe swpcre occupant o. occupants Of
All end ota and unimproved lands affect
plated BY the Asssssors and lodged In The sAee
sons ntsrested, vE.:-For building sever In Bro0ms
street. from The sewer now bnt near vsriek street 70
street. The limits embras.d by sueh assessment include
pieces and parcels Of land, situated both tides Of
Brooma street. from va,k TO Sullivan streets ON both
the ode Of sslli!sa street from Btoome Spring
street, che south side OF Spring street. from Clark 70
Sullivan street, the north side Of Watts from Sui
lvan street 100 feet west Of Sullivan street; both
ades CLARK street nom Br0ome TO Spring street, and
the side Donaisk street. from Cari TO
sst Of Clark street. AL persons whose interests
fcted BY the above named assessments and who op
posed the either OF em requested pre-
sent objections in writing 70 the undsrsgned their
once, No: Hail Of Records, within thirty days from the
date VI this astice.
WILLIAM GAGE,
CHARLES J. DOLCE, Assessors.
CHARLES McNIELL,
CMoc Bureau eSArrsssnents. Street Department, Sep
t1sabtz g. 1853
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CORPORATION NOTICE PUBLIC NOTICE Is HERE
given TO No owner or owners occupant or occupants
II all houses and lots improved unimprovad lands af
oted tbereby that the following have been
completed by the Assesor and lodged in the Office Of
ssttis curb and gutter in street,
Between Fourth And Eighth The limits embraced
such assessment include all the severe. houses lots
Or ground yacsnt lots pieces snd parcels Of land situated
the south side Of t25. street. from Fifth
.ess east q Fh svsnue both sides Of l25th be-
tween fifth and Sixth both aidss Of h street
from Eighth TO o feet east Of Seventh avenue and
ths east SIDE Of Eighth from l5th Ol
feet south Of 10Th street. All pereens whose interests
sesesed y the abovensmed as.essmento and who
fent their objections In writing to tho degped their
ehcc No. Hsl Of Records within thirty days om the
4Rse Of elis notice. WILLIAM GAGE,
CHARLES j. DODGE, }AssesrorS
CHARLESH Mon TELL
Ese Bureaa OF Assessmeats street Department August
~ 1863.
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SHIPPING.

LyOR CHARLESTON AND FL0RTDA-sEMI WEEKLY
IL United States mail neThs and fast going cam
JAS. ADGER, Dickinson ommnnder will leave pier
No North river on Saturday, Sept 10 att oolockp NJ
precisely. For freight apply board whore all bills OF
lednR will DO signed; atd for passage at the Office Of
SP0fFORD TIJESTON CO, 20 Broadway. Through
Tickets 10 Florida ollowe1o jacksonville $J, to III
istta S3}.
WCR NORFOLK, PtTERsDURa AED RICHMOND
y v. y ksil line sttstessips-Thc ROANOKE, cslteh
Csvsuty, leSFs every Tueszzy, 4nd ths JskEST0NN
Gspsriy Psrreh, eyarS ss,p,SY. ~ oelooh A. frnr
ItpiAS ; Ky, Co. 4 r Srssa va "a '-''-.'
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CORPORATION NoTICE--PUBLICN NOTICE is HERE.
given the owner or owners occupant OF occupants
81 al houses and lots Improved unimpreved lands at
completed se Assessors and are lodged u the office Of
the Bureau of Assessments for examination by s
interested wig For building sewer In Christopher street.
The limits embraced BY such assessment include all the
lots Of lots and
parcels land situated both sides Of Christopher street,
om West street TO Greenwich avenue both sides o.
Factory street from to Amos street. both
sides OF Fourth street Christopher 10 street on
both sides Of Blocker street Amos forty
Of street. boz sides Of Bedford street from
Chrtopber street to five feet south OF
street both sdes Of udson street from Amos street TO
Greenwich street from Amos to feet south Of
Christopher street. both sdas Of Washington
Christopher to hmes street. both sides Of Weeha
street from christopher TO hundred and thirteen
north OF Christopher street the side Of West
ON Christopher TO hundred and thirteen
Chrtophcr street. and the south eide Of Amos street.
from WASHINGTON 90 Hudson street All persons whose
terests are affected BY the above named assessments and
who are opposed TO the same or either of them
questd to present their objections in writing 10 the under
days from the date Of this notice.
WILLIAM GAGE,
ofee, Bureau Of Aseeaaments street Department Sep
TENDER g.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. PR STEAMSHIP BLACK
IN WARnI0a for Mobile and Hsyass. viii be board,
ct the foot Of Harrison street. Nsrth morrow
lFridayJ September ~ IL O'Clock. A. sending down
this day an luEgsse not needed tbs passage
"Passsngsrs Lusrsss"
DOR LIvEHPOOL-UNITHD STATES NAIL STEAM
II ship ATLANTIC, Jas Wsst. commander. This steam
ship vl dsps;t with the United States malls for Europe
posltvey saturday September H. st IL O'Clock
her BERTH 1T the foot Of Canal freight pas
ssss having unequssd accommodations for elegance ana
tDw'D. x. COLLINS CO., 80 Wan street.
PAssepge requested TO be board NJ Tx a n.
The stsamship Arctic will succeed Atlantic and sail
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CORPORATION SOTICE.-PUBLIC EOTICR Is HERE
" by given to the owner owners, occupant
pants Of all houses and os improved snmproved lands
affected thereby that tho following bavo been
completed by the Assesrs and in the office Of
the Boreau Of Asefsmspts for examination bya
interested, K:FOr building til street.
from First sys,ue to avenue lius by such
assessment include all the houses and let's Of
mt lots peees and parcels Of land situated both
sides of Nineteenth street. from First
All persons whose interests affected the above
ana who opposed 70 the ehsr Of
requested TO their objections in writing
to the undersigned at their once No. Hall Of Records
within thirty days from the date of this notice
WILLIAM GAGE
CHARLES J. DODGE, Assessors.
CHARLES McNJELL
Once Bureau Of Assessments Street Department., Scps
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FvoRponArION NoTICE.-DErARrxENr OF RE

CORPORATION NOTICE.-DEPARrMENT OF RE
~ pairs and Supplies September 2 1853 10 builders.
Sealed proposals. will be received At the office Of the Com
hsioner of Repairs and Supplies No New City Hail.
~ Tuesday September 49, 1863 at ~ o'clock M at which
ne hey Will be opened lin accordance with the ordinance
TOT the alterations AID repairs to The Eighth ward
xence station on the OF Prince aud Wooster streets
1he plans and specifications Of the required done
nAd All In regard thereto be had at the Of
Ase OF the supernt o Public Budings No. 10 Eliza
beth street Blank estimates will be furnished at either Of
Sec Also, estimation s he received for the repavng Of
e block stone All required will given 1T
1Ae ooe of the Commissioner Of Repairs AND Suppies No
New City Hail. at the olce OF thu sunerint p.Jen ~
Yavedents foot OF Rivngton street. Also esmates will
perceived at the ONCE Of the OF Re- ~
eupplie Nc. New City Hall for the alterations
atsaed in Twenty fourth street. between Seventh AVID
Eghth ayenoes The psDs sui Of tbs vorL
required 20 be done, ard t rrmatisn regard thereto
DO had NJ the Office of ths supunendens OF PnbIin
eudipgs No. 10 Elisabeth street. Blank oetc ates will Ia
Furnished either office. he Coissoper reserves the
right 10 reject all the II deemed for MA
interest Of the corporation.
BARTHOLOMEW n. PURIFY,
Commissioner OF Repairs and Supplies.
VROTON AQUsDUCT DsPAHTMESr--To CON.
OwactoreStAoe proposals, 30rs.d PrpOssl for bnd-
ing newer IN Amos street will h0 ID at tho Office Of
The Crcton Aaneduet Dfpartncl Wg snds, Park until
Monday the 18th day OF Sepfe hor 53 a. twelve o'clock
NJ TO buid hewer With tic rcetss7 receiving baglns
aka ouvert IN Auos street from &grh afnet TO Hudson
yyr me pan or tho sewer and for the build
ing o. the same and I'll other iqp v Ing thosoto
this ONCE. -
TnE1 y mr. rNRrSr Ie.is- ~, tent ,cr.,o7 tqus
a. ~. cGSY - rfF III 0#I \ acos ioard
Dor Ee.L, -Sis-4-4 ., ieSL
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mo sLAYERs-sEALED PROPOSALS WILL BE RI
seiycd by the oftIc Aims House. At their
off CO. in the HatuudA Park until o'clock NJ Of the 10Th
inst stating south wing of the work house Black
wells Island with best Vermont slate; ALEC, for CUTTERS
fashpgs and leaders Specifications be at this
ofeeOhee Of the Governors Of the Aims ,use Sept
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ssoRPoRATTON NOrICE. PUBLIC NOTICE rs
hereby given 70 the owner or owners oesppant oesu
axseted thereby that the following assessments have
epted BY the Assesors and lodged the Office Of the
sMsstsd viz For building sewer In Madison Avenue be-
sxbaced BY such include s the houses
and lots Of lots pieces and parcels Of land
Syenth and Thirty eighth streets All parsons. whose
interests eeeted by the above named and
che opposed 20 the either Of them requested
- yepezt their obeetio,s in writing TO the undergned
q Sefr eise No. Hall Of Records within thirty dAyS
fan ths dste VI this notice.
cHARLEs J. p6teE, {Ass.ssors.
CHARLES McNIELL, }
Ose nuTssu Of Assessments Street Dep August
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pANvARD's GE0RAMA-EGYP1 PETRA, AND
ID the Land Of Adss.-Entrsly and sxtensfys pane
Irssitss BED Sea- Calaysn to Mecca h: Great A.asss
The famous panorama Of the Holy Land and Jerusalem
admission TO all the only reserved ssAs
30 cents; children, half price, Every eVong ~ oeeeA
Wednesday AID SaAnrday afteenoons, AZ o'Sock.