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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-12-08
PORK PAGk AND ~. VI t:HTERiNts Al Et =
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LIZ q. COOPER & co. having aiken the Pork House and
o Slau hit salt Wells Pig
EvansE iie heretofs ~ Mitchell a.
Lonxbotham aud hsvGs -ah he'd themselves for the
ia TIL pork packing slaughter Bg business will 10
amply .ecoumdats NJ, rhsnt Pork spscuators
Farmers aud others q can
be slaughtered day in the best style The only
ST. Tank many miles Of tbs see will he in iu opera
ton. They vii either pack and slaughter their
srunt for pork specuatSrs rehsnts farmers others
They ~i hny mssisa aud required slaughter pack
weigh render the lar ship pork
this proceeds 1T sales and attend 70 else parsin
isg to the business H. c. Cooper wiive bis aud
divided attention with determination give the fullest
satisfaction to al parties iatsrestsd.
asv21-itd&ws III. @. COOPER 4 CO.
.sf..r -. l.. HOyEH.
FARMERS PRODUCE. COMMISSION AND FORWARD
ING MERCHANT
Once First street. opposite the Poet Once Evansville Ia
RArsFUL for the Preaags he has received solieits
W cOntinuanee Of the
All of Prodaee for sale here shipment
will have his persons al 2ttn tion.
Liberal adyane made n esusgn ments.
RF- Orders the purchase of Groceries or Produce
promptly attended to. nov2i- d. w3m
XNHITE LIME.-Obbls frst rata Lime for sale by
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vOLCANIG OH
UlNDylEN'F

rlNHE miraculous that this celebrated uiedicbs
has performed. after all other remedies had faeS,
zrrants the in asserting that II lie the only
Iiniment that viii cure Chronic inflammation. hheu
maiism Paralysis. stiffness ,r weakness IN the Joihu
Muscles or dga@ents, Contracted Muscles bInlses
Neuralgia, Toothache. Earsehe. orapy Pain Twill 70
move any swelling. Tumor Piles, Hard Lumps, eakes
Breasts. sore Nipples Bites OF Musquiios, or al! IN
And il viii cleanse, purify and heal the FoULEsT
ULCER SOt Is the legs or shins, no difference now
long they may have existed, IL W., aIso scoe
any oVER MILLION OF BOTTLES
Have been sold in 1885, the demand is increasing
daily and heard OF wherein II has
failed to any external disease, When proper!
Who then win suffer from Pains. Sores; or swslinss
when a safe and remed, is so easli, obtaihee-
Read The following certificate. whicbls
INCONTESTABLk PhooF
OF what We have asserted
J. n. McIt s-Sir: feel Iva eoi! tose'o lns PuVue
to make known the following hoping me, may eafn oy
INV exrersuc, and discard worthless stun winch ms
been pressed into notice By false eertse''ss 'ohe
~ sonIs. va. confined 10 my q cripple
from Rheumatsm. BY knee was swollen tremendous
a. .,,,ri,.y m. most pans. The muscles were
.,ts,d 81, that could not ghtei my leg all -
ap,Ii.a the Mustang LiLimeni for four W. eks but IL
done more good than any oner grease f.
rslaxed the muscle. and cured me permanently -
AMERICAS CASEDAY Saline county. Ill.
I.aw Mr.. Cassdsy when he was afflicted az stated and
he is now we'll. WIN. ELLIOTT. Prsney vile.
Render IL the owe Is not sufficient TO convince You
of The wonderful efficacy Of the Volcanic OIL lninent,
call examine the thousands which hav" In our
al parts at tne county u You will
purchase supply from US and u does not give satsiss
ton the money will be returned to the purchaser a
FOR HORSES AND OTHER ANIMALS.
McLeaB's celebrated iBimeniis The onl. safe and 70
liable remed, for the ureof SPAWN, Ring Bone Wine
Calls Splints Unnatur raj Lunps Nodes or SweiliEgs
Ii iii never fail Big Head Poeyl- EstsIs old
Running Sores sweeney. IL properly applied. For
sprains Bruises Scratches Cracked roots Chafes sad
die or collar Calls Cut. Wounds, IL lie an nallibls
remedy Apply IA directed. and cure Is certain.
Read the following from Dir Wells. OF the st. Louis
Omnibus Company:
Thisist ceriif that have used the Mexican Mustang
Lpn. Mt aud Mel cans Volcanic uil Linimenf. our
omnibus that lame. srained and for sven
ings and have found MeLear's volcans oil ninenf
to be ,he best LinimeHt. FRA TUS ElIS.
ofthc firm Of Case * Co.
Directions accompany each bottle in English sno
German.
This Liriments put up I'm 25 cent. SO eestane ~
bottles The 81 size contains three times ihe guam
tity Of the and i'm proportion COST
For sale by j. II. MCLEAN, sole rropretor
Corner Third and Pine streets - Lo"is. %.
Forsale in Eyaasviil.. Ind. by sELLEh
LEY & CO.. At ProprfescTs prices.
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WHOLESALE DRY BOODs,

XVE hand Of the .o.spfets snd de-
sraLle stocks of Dry Goods 10 Re found ths Western
market. which to all each promp. trse buyers
unusually low Our stocss hong directly
manufacturers importers and in quality
deiv petition of the markets In the West
We feel thankful all Of old friends pas avors and
feel we'll that make
that Of all others buying give esh before purchasing
else where. oetlS JOHNSON a FRENCH. :
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GEORGE KLEIS. DECKER. prILIP YR AMER
GEORGE KLEIN IL CO.,
SOAP. CANDLES AND LARD OIL MANDATORY

SoAr, CANDLES ND LAM VII MANCrACTOhi,
hvan-sflle, Indiana.
VIE undersigned leave to inform the Merchants Of
Southern Indiana aud the public generally. tSas their
Factory /. completed and they ready
faeture Soap Candles and Lard OIL extensive scale
We will warrant articles good and the
prices as lor be purchased in Cincinnati We
faeure all the different qualities and the is
In that city and equal facilities nth the West
Thankful the liberal patronage have alread, received
determined to merit and Of
the liberal the the pub
lie for the establishment of Home Manufacturer in
civ.
N BThe highest market prices always paid for Taliow.
Lara and Grease. ocg2s- SIND GEORGE KLEIN z CO.
Gazette and Henderson Courier copy
IN nd bills to this Office
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(,tTy WILLS FLOUR for safe at the Mill at o 5u4
\ IS IS CASH.
Nh PIECES Russia Linen and Cotton Bseziag FOR sale
uUOby j. H. NAGHEE & CO.
UpONNETS.-go Straw Bonnets. styles rec'dthis
ID sugs and for s.3t h,
noo J8. low & co.. sls Main ST.. Lou. Ky.
UCST received direct tie Mills as bhIs ~ RIsr.vs
- and Railroad Mills Flour J.W. 8. vICHERr.
Iovs-d Main st.. bet. "a Eui 80
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wer commend the purchase of ckages t. correspondents
they double the quantity Of tickets fo th-
money every package ecniDs all the hunters placed in
thv and Therefore have all that drawn
and yo have only to get numbers ticket
handsome prize -,
Any rmation de fred VIII he cheerfuy
ing Lottery the ia
the money and direct send Post Stamps
Of silver tickets for in all the Lotteries advertised
others Notes on solvent bssk recsived in payment
Oet2 c. NAIaN CO.. baltimore Nd.
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q. n EGcLEsToy a. CO.,

g. u. EGGLESTON q CO.,
OF the Crescent City Foundry In Evans
VILE BALD all kinds Of Machinery in stle quality and
price. equal - any made in any city Of the West.
We make Fire steam Engines all Saw and Gris Mill
Irons Cast Iron Water heels Car Wheels Cast Iron House
Fr"ns Fence Railing of Rras Work all
kinds Wrought and Cast iron Bridge werkndeed
thing In line OF business Prompt attention given to
pairs.
We the highest rriee for Scrip Iron Brass aud Copper
Foundry the Cana-cofner of Canal and nge streets.
sep9-tt
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NOTICE.,

NOTICE..
NOTICE hereby given have taken out letters tss-
tam.nAry the Of John NJ Stockwe deed. aad
qualified such Exeeu All having against
said requested duly Tor
settlement and those said estate hothd to call and
settle with instanter At my store Water street.
nov7-im ROBEBT BARNES Executor.
AkUrTONs.-Ioos gro Lassns Overcast Buttons;
Al In gro Youths MEAL do;
no gro Twist Coat do;
300 gro Snsok Pearl vest do;
Received t.is day and for sale by Jas. Low 4 CO,
oeti0 AS Main street Louisville ny
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VALUABLE PROPERTY

= At ADMINISTRATIONS SALE!
TUNHE undersigned. Administrator OF the estate Of
Longbotham. deed. will sell public auction. Fri
day st Of December 1854 all the personal properly be-
said Of TIE u0diyded halt Of
House aud Pork House Fixtures together with the
and Lard Tank with lease OF
taehsd same. known Mitchell Lopgbothsm's Pork
House Pigeon Greek this city. AlO. the undivided
the class Canaboat John Burtis with her
tackle and consisting Of two horses and
mules also Household and Kitchen Furniture. &c.
The will take place the Warehouse Of Geo. Foster
Locust and the Canal eonmencng at O'Clock
A. VI. NJ. W FOSTER.
novIO-tds ROB,T. FERGUS. Aam rs
NEW OATs.-3oo bush frest Oats Just reed at
N sepis COOKS Family Grocery.
(tqESSNEv. Dominoes eamnon Boards Ipaia Rubber
I > Balls ree'di octes a. G. PUsuEE.
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rry r-r- 80 ---s'---s1
Ssasts ;ss.... : = - y s.s

WABtSH & ERIE NALTRANsPORTRTION.
LSsS--srs..ssS TO NEW YORK. BOSTON. xEFEfh
s1ss sEss1t[zsss PHILADELPHIA aud BALrI- s2AfDsr.
MORE The undersigned Agent will receipt dslve
THROUGH Of all kinds Of Produce aud fre
this city hv the Troy and Western Line Canal Boats
on favorable terns.
povls-s. JOHN 3. MITCHELL Agent.
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DLACK ANDF FANCY DRESS SILKS We have On han 4
soperb stock Of Desirable goods which will Of
the trade heavy discount last years prses Gail
and them oetls JUHSSIN bkkNCH
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list vtECEIVED,

UlY Bedfords Flat Boat. large lot Of handsome Parlc
and Crates aud Cooking Stoves Of the latest
proved styles These all Of the latest and
red be good articles la particular They will lie sol
nsvi4-tf JAMES scANTLIN & SON.
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ITO THE EPiCIREs.-2o oz cans fresh Tomatoes.
IL I do cans fresh Peaches do do do Strawberries
u do quarts Preserves. sssd do gal Pickles sss'd.
. do - gal Ghsrsins ~ do % gal Piesied Pe.ehes
q Do quartz sss'd Pickles. Just received at
ss,t COOKS Family Grocery.
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HENRY STEES,
NOTARY PS=lIC AND JUSTICE OF PEACE

Mt. CARMEL. ILLS.
XAT I'LL attend Collecting aud Securing Claims South
w B.stern illinois, and all other Business apperain
to said Offices. paying taxes. Sc.
Refer W. T. Page. Esq Cashier Canal Bank Evansville
ey1O-Iyw
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UpELEIvED per F1ztboat-
HI 10 sbls Cider Vinegar; 2bbis Pearl Bar
ztrs IngraB,'s Saierata.; 10 bxs Wheat Sc.
Is bxs Slleratas in Ii papers; leases Boston N
Is bales Cotton batting; Is mats Cassia:
30 bundles Cotton T~ine; 100 lbs small Hem
coils grass Halter Rope; coils Hemp Tia
L. Hemp Bedeords; do Cotton BE
~ dox No. do; bxs host trani
50 lbs Nutmeg: bacco;
81 doE Black LAX; Is doz Ohio Must
Is 10 Ksntucky Mustard; IS do ". Y. d
- tIs Ground Pepper; % txs Ground CT
20 exs Palm Soap in ~ to rs dog Washboar
ID bars; IS nests Market
ao1 Covered Baskets; Is don extra imp.
10 % Mhisks. .....f. 10 do Wire
q do extra Clothes Baskets; 10 do Hard
For sale at 10 sest Ilarkes price by
nsvI6 I. 4 ID.
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Th. thc i,h 5th and sth drawn nos TO-
~ ..hQ on hrar nn

All n or, u ne ,ssm s's saes IN
,ick s w,th the Il, and "a nos IS
-. 10 a.. md 81
co 9" 5th an 9Th % . . 40
ca eth aud sth 80 30
All other tickets (heiug $50 with OF drawn nos
Those tickets sepe ~ $50 with one only Of drawn
numbers on them. each 20
Tickets $40. Halves =; Quarter- s2h Eish;hs siH.
s Will. fs, s,7o Is Quarter Tickets for s4a m
9s II.if IS 25 Eighth 81 90
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SAVINGS BANK.
FIRST STREET. REL0W MAIN.
TuNHIS Bank per deposi.-s payable
demand; buys and sells Ezehanss. Coin. Tneurrrns
Money &c. grants Loans axes RENTS
prompts enrrent Of Ehehsnee oaey RENTED TO
all paris Of Europe. octii-tf g. COPELAND. Cashier
WABASH AND ERIE CANAL.
ERsHAsTS SHIPPING receiving Merchandise Pro-
duee by Caual will md warehouse the
for that bas Our charges will he and
the business viii he PROMPTLY and attended
oct2s-lml HILL HOLIDAY.
UDOULTRY.6tor Chickens;
II edoZ Ducks:
% Turkeys Just ~eceived at
oetI7 COOKS Family Grecery-
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AUCTION IsoOTES

AUCTION ROOMS,
MAIN STREET. BERN ZEN SECOND AND THIRD.
VA have auction Rooms to Main o. near
the old Court House prepared receive
and sell auction all kinds OF
Merchandise Household Furniture. Horses Bugges
Cash advances made eonsiga T. sell ~ aacon
REGU LAR SALES-Evvry tuesday. Thursday and Saiua-
day. commencing O'Clock a. NJ. aud TUESDAY. wednvs
day and Fray evenings ut gas-lghtng
We will also pay particular attention to the selling OF Lands
and Town Lots
All having Lands Lots Horses. Wagons Bugses
or Merchandise deserp tior SELL respectfully
leited 10 give a call. octs-ly WOOLSEl a NELSON.
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HOICE FHE.H GHOCERIBs PROVISIONS
- 40 pou Us Canvasssd Susar-Cured Hans.
so do do do Dried Beef.
200 do Plain Hams and shoulders.
s boxes Starch.
10 do Ole,ne and Palm Soap,
10 do Star Candles.
sack Pepper
I do Old Government lava Coffee, extra,
box Ch"eolate. box Co roa 5t Citron.
90 bills Ma~kersi. 10 boxes Herring
? boxes Pepper Sance bbl ice. 3lbs Indigo,
hbi extra syrup box Castsle Soap.
30 boxes English Dairy Cheese,
Putnam Farm do,
70 dc W. X. Cream do. received at
bev3 CG0s{'S Family Grocery.
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NOTIONS. TOYS AND FANCY GOODS.

q c. PTSiiEE IA wow BEEN EiGhT SFARs IN
Evansville. eoSstantiy addins all the little useful and
articles this particular branch OF trade
with with Eastern merchss
will SELL cash. market prices
uliy nyised call examine
variety. Store under Odd Fellows Hall. Tirst
e2-lyd6w
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NEW FAMILY GROCERY.
JUST OPENED ON MAIN STREET:
rtNHE undr gned have formed partnership under the
style and firm OF J. W. & s. yiekery, carry the
and revision business in h house known the
Od Chez kered Store opposite Scantlin Son Stove
Store Main bet "a and So We will keep
santy hand and for sale. all articles usually krpt N
Family also Corn Bran aud Feed
orally We will pains in Weeping
piled with fresh Butter Eggs and vrtats all 81 which. with
everything else line will deliver N purchasers
JAMES w vICKERY,
novs-lm SAMUEL. yICKERy.
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esUNERlES II case Sewing Si'k;
- d. English Prints (fancies);
pieces SILK vesting:
case all wool Printed de LANES:
I 40 Hall & Moody Patent Thread;
I do de Cege.
hale Negro Blankets: reed this day ard
forsAie by novIs JAS Low & co.
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WESTERN FEED 4 AGRrCn LrURAL WARE HOUSE
NUsvCW. WINGATE e. co.
NfANuFACTURERsa nd Dealers IN all kinds ~ Farm
wi aud Garden Implements Moving Rearing and Thrsh-
Machines Field and Garden Sccs Trees &c. SIS Main
Street opposite Bank OF Louisville. Louisville. Ky
sep25!yw
IA Sausage Cutters Tor sale BY ncvh T. GRAN a Gu.
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=. Hill. d HOLLADAY
PRODUCE. FORWARDING AND COMMISSION MER-
CHANTS. EVANSVILLE IND.
4S- Once AM Warehouse the Canal and Hharfboat-gJ
or facilities with Lewis & Howard. ga
TLERAL cash advances made consignme and
~ ealar attention given the purchase sale OF every
de-eription Of Produce OF Groceries. novl5-d&wlm
STAR CANDLEs.-25 boxes for sale by
- novl5 ). Il. GILBERT CO.. Syc. near Water.
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GOLD PENS. GOLD CHAINS, ETC.
NNI have received another lot of justly ceetr
w ted Gold Pens manufactured by A. Morton a Co..
New York and which will break by fair
in wrtBg IL they do another for the bro
ken We have alss h'ns large q Gold
and silver Watches ofevery Gold Guard Fob and
Vest Chains Gold Necklaces Di ana RUBY Rings-in
Short .fwaehes Clocks ami Jewery all
of which will sell atthe loves, figures for cash. and
ever article TO be just such as represented.
novs BIflRoLtF SONS. Main ST., bet. LIST S 81.
~ 8. ALMONDS.-25o 500 lbs for sale by
kNs novi >. 4. GILBERT < CO.. Syc. Water.
- tFE KEY FOCND.-An iron Safe Key found
- yesterday morning Mair street. The OBJ
tain 1t by paying for advertisements. uovlI-u
0DURS WHITE LADS kegs pure White Lead reed
n aad for ale by nov9 SAMUEL ORR.
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s-s& A. blh'd shirt
ing 81 shecting.... 1ai0i
81 30 DO do lOal2.
Adams blue and or
ange prints....... 3 a9s
Robson & Merimack
blue and Orange
prints. ............ 8 a1O
Sprague * Aliens
madden prints. -. oalel
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COMPREHENSIVE.
fT,HE undersigned have this day
der the sty aad firm Of fiili Holiday. Tor the
a,tion Of General Preduse ferxArdng aad Comuissis
Business in this city. EDWARD X. HILL.
sepSz-tf MARCUS X. HOLIDAY.
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NEW CANnIn ATE IN TIE YIEI.p.

NEW CNNOIUNTE IN THE FIEI.U.
rUNHE Fall S,yie rrat vAUTIER MAR
u CONNER. Is before the public. and will
again other Hat without distinction ~ parties In point
finish heaury durability Citizens about voting them
selves Hat. woa,d 10 we'll call and examin csud-
date will speak for ITSELF Main street. between First and
Second
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IAyD FOR SALT.

IsNNU FUN hNL's
uNGTY Acres Of valuable Land for sale known
Ia the Kele Farm. tn Bonneville Rosi mile from
Said snd is Smelly located fr family residences
garden and will he exchanged for city
sola reasonable for onethrd cash IN
,weve months and onthrd in with Fol-
further particulars enquire Of
nov9-4w WOOLSEY & NELSON.
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Otter prime--....
Grey Fox........
kaccoOn season
able. ..........
Mink do cascd...
Deer red and SHIT.
blue. ..........
Deer winier.....
GLASS a. Glassware.
Green Glassware
81 y c. dis. pp--
Flint Glassware IS
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Our Hong Kong Correspondence.

HUM hoSo, Apfi %, 1904.
Cruise from the Cape of Good Hope-Nfattes at the
C1pt-Morements Of our Sguadrca In the South
Pactfe-.Sydnsy and Melbourne Our Minister
at China, &C., SC.
Ny last was from the Cape Of Good Hope. l pro-
missed TO give you some items with respect to the
colony, its commercial prospects, &c. Americans
have Of late years given enterprise and impetus to
the trade with the United States. Wool has become
largely, of late, an export and there Is lucrative
trade in goat skins. Since the settlement Of the
Kafir troubles, South Africa begins to pour ont III
commodities, and settlements have been made and
means taken 10 extend intercourse with the interior
which must deveopc the resources Of this rem akable
country.
short visit TO Contantia and the vineyards
around convinced me that the delicious nectar wa
produced in abundance and needs only to be under
stood at home TO become an article Of considerable
export and consumption. Yankee notions are
greatly sought after and were originally introduced
into the market by our honest and enterprising
Consul, the good Mr.. Holmes.
can see but ono impediment 70 great expan-
sion and activity at the Cape. II may be found in
the change Of route and trade to Australia via the
Isthmus Of Panama and Pacific Ocean. The cli-
mate of the Cape Ia uvigoratiug; the roads are ex
cellent and horses Of the first stock aud good We
hcles, which may be considered among the advan-
tages 70 visiters or settlers.
The squadron, under Capt. Ringgold, left the Cape
on the eth Of November, q portion direct for the
Chinese Seas while the vincennes and the Porpoise
travcrsed the great Southern Ocean, touching at
Australia, ,herce through the pcriious Coral Sea,
With the laudablc object OF gaining experience with
regard to the winds, currents dangers, difficulties
and advantages Of the great eastern route to the
Celestial dominions. They had most exciting and
md hnpo nraHi INN t,.fc
nation which Is now, as 1 have reason TO believe,
on IFS way home for the advantage OF citizens.
Sydney was visited by the vincenres. since the
discovery Of gold vast changes have been going on
and the prosperity aud imI ortance Of this fne CO.
Tory greatly enhanced. Americans are largely in
tsfps'sd rHd embarked in al the uscfc nursnit- OF
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Sculpture requires in some degree popularising.
Thus, although there are special courts set apart TO
the various countries and times tn which the choic
est specimens Of the art Of each are to be collected
say one or two choice works from each artist, by
which be himself would prefer to DO represented
other works will be distributed In well studied
architectural and scuptural arrangement set OF BY
groups Of beautiful plants throughout the building:
We have our own doubts which OF the two classes OF
situation viii be most advantageous TO the works in
question. British works are, however, coming In
but slowly; we believe after some time their pace
viii increase.
We cannot leave this short occasional notice Of
the progress Of the interior works. without testyng
light in the building. From morn till dewy eve,n
succession Of effects grow, expand and fade on the
eye TO be taken MP by Others that can have no ex-
ample elsewhere. The wat height Of tho structure
gives an amplitude 70 these effects carrying them
in Hyde Park; and the example and experience
gained in that structure have greatly enhanced the
present more amplifed work. The red color OF the
pillars Is especial improvement, which viii not,
however, be fully seen until the varied green and
white of the plants and statues are combined with
it.. We trust the floors will be stained In dark
colors OF some solid character, which will give a
better base to the structure and the columns, and
will relieve the eye, and prevent the violent up
ward reflection so injurious TO the due effect Of lorna
tive works Of nrf. The roof Is not TO be covered
with canvass, as was the case in the parent build.
ing. The light, therefore, viii be much better, and
the effect more brilliant end we hope that the great
height Of the structure and the system .. vensi,s
ton, will keep the interior, even In summer, OF %
agreeable temperature. Outside, the terraces, each
beneath each, the fountains and the varied gardens
are progressing with rapidity, and evolving nesf
objects Of interest, among which is structure
iron tracery surmountngn mound near the soutneri
part Of the front, which has been lately added Til
il the temple OF roses in which ell varieties OF tina
royal famiy Of flowers are proposed to BE groupe'