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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-09-12
For the Journal.

Mr.. EDIToR:- @5e aaela e s.st ..st
The fear that the short paragraph in your
paper, with the heading Southern Education,p
may get construction that would do injustice
to a worthy man, induces me to trouble you
with few lines. u -1s a.J5 az t.,.-f i.,.r...s
1t is nothing new for a Bishop to desire to
have within his own diocese and under his
own pastoral care, educational institutions,
designed for prepa ratory, collegiate and theo-
logical instruction. The Bishops of Maryland,
Virginia, Kentuck and Missouri have been
so far successful in efforts to this end, as to
be already interested in schools, colleges or
seminaFies Of their own. Consequently, they
were not addressed in the circular 1referredito.
Several of "the nine," after very noble efforts,
involving much toll and much selfdenial, have
failed for lack of sufficient cooperation on the
part of those who command the needful means.
Hence the proposition of the Bishopof Louisi
ana, to combine their means, and establish in
a central position the institutions they desire.
They are actuated IN all thisIby a want they
feel as pastors of the flock Of Christ And
Z rFa 49,
have reasons to know that they would have
felt and acted in the same.way, had there been
not word of sectional strife nor sound of
political agitation. -. H5'.4s1 Gaet 81
For aught know, the writer Of the circular
may think he finds in the present state of af-
fairs, an additional motive for actions1t seems
to ME quite as likely if not more so, that he is
willing to have that dsagreeable part of the
work which consists in asking for money per-
formed at time when, perhaps, some would
give more promptly than they would at aaoth-
er. But at all events something may be
Judged of the spirit with which he would pro,
coed by this: that he has named for the place
Of consultation n the subject, the city Of
Philadelphia, and for the time, that during
which he. will be in daily intercourse with
brethren from every quarter of this land. 1t
is certain that he has no thought of separating
from any Of them in any respect He desires
a wider dissemination Of the blessings of Chris
tan education, and knows that the nearer they
are brought to any home, the more highly
| favored that home will be. And in allthis he
has the sympathy of<nany hearts, which ad-
nit no fellowship with the promoters Of strife
| and division htIe &c af9ts sal ALPHA.
60 !
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OF The National fntelligeneer announces
its determination to take no part in tie present
Presidential canvass 1t has been confidently
claimed by the friends of Buchanan, that the
4ntelhgeneer would support the Cincinnati
pominee; but that was too bitter pill for even
the advocate of sPeaiee, Pratt & Co. TO swal-
low.gdta does not support Mr.. Fillmore be-
canse lie IS not the ctllqtdate Of the Wig party.
'i'' sssSs ss.ss O. 'l.s1 hsa7e Gin. Times.
u appearsto US if The Baltimore Wing Ma
tional ConyentiQn endorses, Fillmore, the In
telligeneer viii be plaeedsin. a queer position.
We shall be anxious to see how it will Straight
en- OUT
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EvAxsvILln LlnRARY ROOMS.

At meeting Of the Directors Association, it
who have paid up share of Stock in
full who may pay up share fall during the present
year authorized give another ersona lady
the use of the Library years. annual certificate
BY order. GEO. FOSTER, Recording Sec'y. .
ENQUIRER eopy septI-2w
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or On the outside will be found Kansas
news, with letters from citizens of Leasen-
worth who have. been run Off for simply
ayowing themselves in favor of Kansas becom-
ing free State. !, -
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u1REREED:

On the 18th ins by the Rev Mr.. Lee. j. T. NJ PaTviD
OF Evansville. to Miss Mary &. Rood of Henderson.
We congratulate Mr.. Parvin at last joining good
many of his old friends the matrimonal-but
don't think any pIment TO girls that he should
the creek for wife, We wish him and his much hap
He has his aid unite the North South.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-09-12

:. or A large and fine looking Fillmore paper
has been started at Jacksonville, Ill. 1t is
called the Conservator, and is doing good and
strong work for the Fillmore cause.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-09-12

o. our, Princeton Courier friends are in
formed we meant no reflections upon them for
publishing personalities against .Lockhart and
DENLY, If it is necessary that such. facts.
should be published against Lockhart to in
form the people Of Gibson county as to his,
character, why we think the Courier is entire
iy right. But down here the Judge is too wen
known to require any such publications-thats
all.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
ErANsrIIIE LlphARY ROOMS.

Ga Notices this place. ten PEI inc insertion;
per line three times 80 cents line one week. dis
ON longer time
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~. The ladies willreeolect that.the Coun-
ty Fairwill be held next month. There are
premiums offered for. many articles on which
the ladies' will be the only competitors We
think even last years exhibition Of preserves,
jeilies, dairy products, &c &c, may be excelled.
We would also suggest to young ladies', that
there are prizes offered for literary produc-
Ftions. % g '-4
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one week 81 50; weeks 50 month. a. three
months 81 81; months. $40; year. s5. Dscounton
advertisements Cards Of six lines under. 50
annum charge marriage death religious notices.
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PRIZES AMOUNTING TO
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15,iS5 Prizes. amounting $50 600
The Is Prizes determined by then mber which
the SO Prize-if should be odd
odd number ticket in the scheme will be
10 if number then number
ticket will be entitled S. in addition
oth which the ticket draw.
tickets ndng with o. q s. g. are eVen-and all
those en- ding with l. 3, S. Z, g. are odd.
re- Remember every Prize is drawn. and payable in
full without deduction.
a-A prizes OF 81 600 and under raid Immediately after
the usual time of thirty days
strictly confidential The drawn
forwarded purchasers Immediately alter the
drawing.
The plan drawing the Lottery will be seat with all tick
ordeued.
eSy- Whole Tickets $lO-Halves s5-Quarters say. -Rs
Prize Tickets renewed in other tickets either
Office
GREAT INDUCEMENTS CLUBs-As on e-haf of the tick
cts are guaranteed SO, will sell Certifca of
(odd and numbers) at the follow
ing rates the 10 tickets draw the
alaran teed aecrues the purchasers:
Certificate Of Package of 10 Whole Tickets. $50
do do 10 half do
do do 10 Quarter do
orders for tickets certificates of packages of
tickets, either to -
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-09-12

o. Weshould have published the Council
of last meeting sooner, but they
were not copied till yesterday in the book o.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-09-12

HtOFFEE-1o0 sacks Prime reed per Arksnsaw Travel
u err. and for sale by sep3 PRESTON BROS.
NHEEsE.-5o boxes w. r. Cheese reed and for sale b
a. sep4 PRESTON BROS.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-09-12

Daily Freight Trains Evansville Haute
40 M, on whick fgea passengers will be tax
BIS For Information through Tickets apFIy the
Conpanys Transportation Office bead of Tocrst Ev
: ansvilIe. J.. J. DANIELS fSur't
Princeton Clarion take GU other
| adv.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-09-12

AeRIouLTURAL IMPL EMENTs.-We call the
attention Of farmers and others to Mr.. John
S. Mitchells advertisement of Agricultural
Implements for sale. These can be procure
at the manufacturers prices, and will be found
well made and of a very desirable nature. IN
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-09-12
nINNnI.urrnN NnracE

the 18th of August the partnership existing between
~ Mckinney & Cooke dissolved by mutual consent.
MCKINNEY assumes all debts owing by the late firm an
becomes the purcha of E. A. Cookies entire interest in
Ind G. MCKINNEY.
sep3-tf Z. A. COOKE
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NOEHCE

THNHE vanderbuTgh County Agricultural and Horticultu-
n raj Society will hold its regular monthly Meeting
Saturday next full attendance requested the cleo
ito" of officers for the ensuing will take place The So
eety will meet At Crescent City Hall at o'clock P B.
order Of she President. p. HO RNBR0OK.
sepf-2t Secretary.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-09-12
NOTUCE rFD CRIyOI,DEEkN

STOCKHOLDERS in the Northern Plank Road Company,
- paid twenty dollars each and every
Share Sto L. are hereby notified that unless
Gent make saidtwsnty dollars shall be aid 10
Jagnpss Treasurer of said Company his counting
Evansville, before the 10th day October
said Shares aud all payments thereon made viii
feied to said Company. Nv order of the Directors.
seP2-2Yd WIN. II. WALKER Secretary,
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-09-12
ESPECIAL NOTICE TO FARMERS.

Holm s. MITCHELL has in store and Ieeps on hand a
81 large variety of AGRICULTURAL MAcHS FRY such as
Months Eight-horse Separators and Powers;
-,a do Four-horse do do do;
do Foul horse Tumbling Shaft Thrasher and Power;
N. Endless Chain z horss) Power and SEPARATOR
do do do do Cleaner;
CrAword's large Glover Separator warranted to clean
ss from 20 o 30 bushels per day;
Cr4wfords small CT Separator. warranted to clean
from 10 to 20 bushels per day.
BUCKLEY Portable Sid5r Mills cheap and convenient
Mhl--eyery rmer should have one:
Sanfords Cutters; Corn Shellers; Reapers and
Mowers; InvertabIe Steel Teeth Cultivators;
tprces that will defy composition. Orders from abroad
promptly attended to. sePl2-lwd4mw
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-09-12
E(RR SAgE.

HSOUR hundred Aeyes land lying in Hamilton co unit
4 in tn. STAGE of Illinois Terms easy For further il
formation enquire at EMBICH'S Dry goods Stare.
sep3 Main street. three doors below Second
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-09-12

PiOOoOAJ OO SuOBCCI dOAO
comment, took place yesterday morning, in
which was implicated, and concerning which
I.wish to say s.ybrd or twosinsa pubhcman-
ner. During my residence here, have always
tried to live in quiet, peaceable manner, at
tending to NV own duties and interfering with
no other,~-And. although, holding small Of
flee under the corporation. | have endeavored
to avoid anything Of a politieallor other char
acter, the tendency of which would be to any
sort of noteriety, or tosa collision with any
person except those whom my official duties
compel me to notice.
Il At an early day after my settlement here,
the editor of the Enquirer, without any provo
cation on my part, that | am aware Of, COM
menced series of.attaclss, both upon my pri-
vate, my political and also upon my official
character, almost simultaneously with my ap-
pointment.
I Having never been accustomed toa newspa-
per CONTROVERSY or to writing personal sqibs,
and moreover. conceiving that the malignant
attacks of the Enquirer entirely unprO-
voked, I intimated to Mr.. Hall that I wished
them to cease Fora while after this no allu-
sion was made to me in the columns Of that
paper. -. 80. gs.s..sss...ss.
4
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-09-12

EA BUTTS, fancy Silk Pnd Oollen Dyer and Scourer
would inform his fr ends and the public that he has
establishment from Carpen Block two doors
Church Locust street where he will
your soiIed garments. sepi2-1w+
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-09-12

"A DESIRABLE aud convenient residence situated oD
"A Thrill street. between Walnut Chestnut sts The
nine cellar ctern and summer kitch-
story porehes the side and pOrtco in front with
carriage house. stable and wood house The lot fronts 3
feet. ex tending back $50 feet to an slley.
Also Lots Locust. between 9th and 7th streets.
TERMS.-One in cash: he remainder in one and
TWO Y ars with Interest. aepI2-1w w. NJ. ELLIOTT.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-09-12
FRESH AlSRIVAI,N

Y n
GUST received (aud OPEN direct from Philadel
eb phia. half chests "a boxes choice Black Gree
Teas amongst which is half extra Black Tea
which recommend those who it, all which
offered u small advance n cost. Call and it
VICKERY & JOHNSTON'S,
ivI7 Z Main t near Washington Hotel.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-07-31

EDGER OF ROMANCE-Resly THIS
IL MORNING. Only -Four CentS Do mot mistake the as
hse Lsdssrs the Geld the bsstTHE LEDeEa
OF ROmANCE
VIZ AI,KE and UNCLE SAN!
w BE SURE ASD SECURE a.i +
CORY or
THE BOSTON UNCLE SAN,
containiug the
0REAr ROMANCE C.nrRAL ANEncA, p
By Md Bunsline entitled az
GUAT MA b q O,
THE GRAY.EYED NAN OF NICARAGUA
Tae of Chivary and Passion
Tbe prp.ip. kro Of The story Cen wake Tie Rssensz
stor Of Centrsl America. -.,.,rx,.-...
10 rse IL the Axecs who tho chosen prestsse:
csl cd the Virgins of the sua" know every reader w
The ory historical and trsditonary and laid shh
the howeIy south, y fui ef passion and oesnty.
The UNCLE SAM " only -Four Cents copy
Try Lumber 3D.
For sale evsSywhere
"''- DEXTER 4 BROTHER,
-rEHf Noa IA and l6 Ann-st, Nsw.fUt,
General Asenta
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PRICE TWO CENTS.

DIGELoWs LIFE OF FREMONT. -
ID ne Ian ct, 10 psst Sd BsH. &.
AGENTS WANTED
in ever, fswn md vulass 70 esn
TRr Aurnsxrrc AND oSLv CosRLxrs pfTsos
raE LIFE AND PUBLIC sREWCEs
JOHN CHARLES FREMONT.
hsladilg "a Aecoant Of
Hb Exp'oratioxs, Discoveries and Adventures
on hve srccssave Expeditions across the
North Amsiicsn Costi snt; voiuminons se-
kc'o's from hs Private ssd Psbiis Corrss-
pondenss, including his Defense before Tie
CoartMsrtiai, ard fell repor Of bic principal
Speeches Ia the Senate Of the Unitsl states
By JOHN BlGELOw,
Editor Of The N. 7. Evening Post
With the only sccurste Portrait Steel and numerous
spirited Illustrations.
Ono large limo ofnsa 500 pagsa Price 81.
NATTER IN THIS EDITION NOT 10 BE FOUND IN
ANY OTHER BIOGRAPHY OF FaEkoNr.
0,a .a liz sonssp 70 %s:.son' ,' In
R;I,eslsn Of her aIs: srS q; second s m:rsss.;
si.h {, III I n Il. Umssa stses Senate Oh
moving 10 pint exua copies Of his Report Of tho FrN
G.sSe account Of Ii: second Eip.ons Eipsdiaou
o@ The zen Of Col Be- pages.
Ina. cics. ion Of California Neutrality-suspicious..
Accounts Il the ssusosdnsry ride Of Ca fremont
sishr days 4p.sea
Con- nmooore stocttol's account OF the Conquest of
csi,forns by Col Frsmol passa
Correst ondsLce between Col Fremont and General
Col fremont and Col Macon, Coz,
e,no, os Cs sorps with ali the Correspondencs pages
Latter 70 tho citiS St Louis sfter his psses
lser 10 the Aoutsnt GeperM skpg Coufhsraa peSos
s bef0Yethe Court Jatuai reported pasc
CslifUrris CIsims B.ll-Speecbes OF senseors DIX,
D, SsSE. ro.., nj on Boa.
sn som The London Geographic. Society .. pssss
AZ souS Sea- EIeo,ins EIsedion pages
S9L 0es,4m srn " Observation-Disclosures. S pages
Hs DE &c M.Iyosa and Tsnsys opioea ass'
Hs first political isrter, In which he avo~s himsens
Lsar 10 ~. Piiisieiphia Psee Raosd Convention sse
-. IA i,ss Sta O. ssns,s spssss
Assi, bstv cen Frsmoat and Senator Fooe, with tho
eoylestondence complete. sPsse''
7brilips account Of his Firth and Last Expedition by
sn utist Who sccompsI led him pages
a siiSn' sssa uns lssn IT. ), Smssii .;. 7psssa
Lef.trs f relation to 1e practcabilify OF faeinc
RslIoad.. .s.;s.'..'''
Beport Of senator Brsess femohts Ezpedocs pages
Ths fsets in gard his religious cxpeience and
opnicLs. Pet~s
Making In ell, t.r.... 80 ...- a 4. q
avs FACES OF ADDITIONAL MATTER.
For further particulars spply TO
pERBY JACKSON, Publshen.
I t ,rF No. lie kssssass, Nsw-Yefk.
s.Cop.es sent BY mail, postpaid, ;sipt OF price.
Cspes sent By mali postpaid, to publishers ofnewspspss CIV
ing the above one Insertion.
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MOTHER POPULAR BOOK
"A Row ready By. tAs Author Of " fSs WssshnAn"
rsssh Thoussnd Nov asady;
T H z w "A n d r. IL r.:

IT III T. w A ~ ID T. II IL n:
TALE or LIVES viCIssITUpEa.
Nv The author u The wsschmAn," 40, 10
afruasins sjous unhnoviss vhss no sought,
AIa vhisslns - hs vent for want Of oooeAs'
NoTIcgs rns Pass:
Ipo,hss popular tale rom the pen Of suhc1 Who ssss
.t,.Sucon bic ether books hssina handed vids se
s sss him familiar the reading public" UeA 6as.sts
.The vst favor with which The rssds gslle received Ths
and tie extensive .dsss through vhioh his vesh
,..ea N the best evidence which b fcrnzhed Of the
hI,, Of The suthor Of Tho wsndsrsT" Ithaca Journal
rhs wsrasrsr points sIeelert moral-sna while u
u, erehsin the attention f he mature fesas Cannot
n N interest q veil tho young tCsvslsnd Herald
aThe incidents and lifeline. The narrative sp&c
and the s,le forcibls. IL viii plsAss" Hartford COurant
The Wudsre' one Of ,lsss Of hetiors that have
b. for many iea<er because they relate 70 real lie il
avn time and In localities with which l lees
led This worn from author who hs been qae sOc
cesar, before the public snd viii 10 readily soasht '
Rochester Democrat.
Indeed vary Interesting volume filled With
adventure and incidents Witch ss once sochan the symrthy
and We have 10 dou0t t VIII srjoy high popularity"
tBoatcn Traveller.
This work sbounds IN lively and souistins incidents sod
vi ell repay the time required give careful peruss"
fBanmore Democrat
ave sppehend tina. this work wDl With uaprsee-
dentsd ssIo., Penn Ysn Democrat
us an photographed story and Of the Ivess. Interest,"
lCievslsnd Gazette.
Published in one volume cloth Illustrated. Price 81.
Z. d. LONG, No. III Nsssaust,
And all Bookseller
EpGER OF ROMANCE--Ready THIS
IL MOHhING OILY -Four Cents Do not mis AXE The tis
there are two Lsdeers got the bes-THE
OF ROMANCE.
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Mem Qualifications.


Now Ready:
EPUBLICAN MENTS!
~ We hsvo hand the following
REPUBLICAN DOCUMENTS
FOR THE CAMPAIGN,
And able supply them BY the quantity or single COPIES
. Il sAs sssnasx Of The PnAliestion ofhcs;
o'
THE REPORT OF THE KANSAS INVESTIGATING
COMMITTEE, I
Submitted Tuesday the 1st inst, by the Hon MssuA
Howard of Mich and Sherman Of Ohio, with 500 Pssss of
evidence the fruit Of three month"; faithful labor In KaDsas
Single copies cents Per dozsn 40 csntsI per hundred,
- 30; Per thousand, go.
SPEECH OF THE HON. CHARLES SUMNER
ON THE CRIME AGAINST KANSAS. iIL
Delivered May 19 1886. 6inse copies cents,
40 ceas Der dszsn o. Per hundrsd go thousand
LII. ---
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ON THE IMMEDIATE ADMISSION Oh KANsAs
TIVE cents per copy, cents dossni ei Per husd'sd
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SPEECH or THE HON. SCHUYLER COLFAx
Or INDIANA -r ...l b..
ON THE LAWS OF KANsAS.
acen per COPY; cents per dozen $l psT hundrsd e
per thousand
Ary quantity the above win be sent 70 address on re-
oeps Of BY In any other
manner desired.
ORDERS inclosns the CASH, respectfully solicited
GREELEY McELRATH,
Tribune Once
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TNHE CRYSTAL PALACE. - This beautiful
building sSI sn' Ssoo. oS's o. na SoS
sTATUARY beside Agricultural Implements and Machinery
X WI remain until further notice.
DUSSELDORF GALLERY, No. 497 Broadway,
contains iA of the finest PAINTINGS put upon
hhatsn. Opsn DAY and EVENING Admittsnes Is osuta
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Cost auD 5cum1.

r OsT-A CHECK on the CITIZENS BANK,
IL for elco, dated iuly % lsS ysyssie 70 Hsssss 9
Bank and Of except tss owner 1hs 10 S'ssd
aIy one nom ~ scs-tns securing the same -s.gg
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20 farmers amS Wtbsrs.

NEW TURNTP SEED Saved from seaeeesd
IN soch, Of the very finest qualities: I
Red Top Strap Lesf. IS cenA pcs poond
white Top Stsp Lesf......... IS cents Per poan4
White Some. 70 cents psf Roene
Large White Globe. 20 coan psv pssns
IsSe White Nor r'olk........ 50 cents pr pouns
Yei esone. 20 cebu - poun,
Ysi,ov vn,e.dtsn.............., rs cents PEI poonA
Purple ter Rcts Basa.......... :. 80 ceoss ves peun4
Skmvips's Improved ku's Bsgc. 81 ceots per pound
Beet Auerican Rnfa Bsys...... u cents pr peuo1
Ma1shsps New Ruta Bsys...... dollar per poane.
New Bullccks Heart Rufa eass dollar Rcf pound. .
Jhsss last two proneuneee the hness hus nes ceassq
II Europe.
Aio now in sesscn paptipr Round ssvslc ychy, snd
New Flspders Spinach Corn essd Fetfsus Endivs Oeeu
bsn Ser Fictss, 'ufpoosea Cabbage vc nsSisss. Es1
. f .it Nc. U.s. Johu-st., New. Yorhs
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MINI O's GARD NJ
~ Doors open a, ., 70 commence ct Q o'sioaa- -
T1A'''iiRspxvi THiuRspxv EVENING jr;n S. isa 0''''
THE woNDEsFgs 1xvELs:
Yo1ra ssi hEsStsE ESstsR SAhsf aHE
FRANCOIS . sav.ss Be-, e he sashsss psnsomms Of
Eyo1ur!oNNss NsS os sGaHIFS SsH Fiaar norE. ,,,.,.,
., M. I% 1sS gaAAp A Is1S.nn sSs and
,, Mn. Robert Lin. Nv wsnSs r T. and Lehman. and Paul
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siraY .Ds D ssrUsDsYTss Ss WONDERFUL RAvELs
M M % b1sTSs having recovered from hi. .ssnsnt VIII
O. MONDAY, Aug Z, in snew comedy and ausOaae f.Ic.
D OW ERY THEAT TER.-
ID LEssEE AND MA.AeEn....y JOHN BRoUoHAM
. sss;i s': ssas: y Ds %
s!ss1 F:t,s5 Pss.sss% s.,:.s,S.
Capt John smith M J. Pooa honas. .Miss Denhem
w LACK's THEAT TER.
w SUMMER GARDEN.
MISS AssEs sssHs:si3sBiE soBE ss.rsos
Fhh week Of the f5TSsas1s6 boS so6sefo%uLr 5spsfa
'''''' ToSiSSHS SSS }IEESs4Sa IESss;TsSSas July 81
Agnes RobeItson -
The spee're';TiiiiEG THE GHiMEIFoN nj ''A''''1'''
In which Mss ROBERTSON plays iour Characters WIN song
Boxes 50 cents; Stalls eli Family Circle, Is cents Per.
fomsnce O'clock aud tcrminste a. nearly at
ltt o'clock ss possible
NWENTY-EIGHTH ANNUAL FAIR Of the
i AMERICAN INSTITUTE Of tho CITY of NEW.
The Msnssers ar nounce they made
to bod this Exhibition IN the Crystal Palace, commanding on
@oHn1f on sx2usb%Y ,S he 3 S day Of osebsr
This magnificent end spacious building will be opened Tor the
reception If Goods from MONDAY, the 18th, until SATUa~
DAY September Heavy Goods and articles from
distance will be received and stored In the Palace on and
after the ]st Of September.
Offices for the entry and reception Of articles win be opened
- Premiums. cou..tius of GOLD, SILVER and BRONZE
MEDALS DIPLOMAS, &c, VIII be awarded on the recon,
nepdston OF competent and impartial judges The Gold
Medal will be double the size Of the present Medal and
win be ecbned exclusively 10 machinery aud other rcle OF
hiRh The Silver Medal viii be greatly enlarged and the
Bronze Medal viii be new feature IN the awards OF rhe As
Institute. =,
Ample power will be provided to pat in operation oil
TIE C2TTLE sHo " viii be held Hsmrtonsguss,
beautiful plot Of ground Of ten granted BY 6s Soos
ton Of the City Of York for that purpose TUESDAY
WEDNESDAY and THURSDAY, the lith 18th and days
of October - . =,
gvipg notice of the they wish to occupy,
ote exhbiGng machinery requiring power tho amount
From the applications already made the Managers
6ne to T,he further g,ovi,Ion for sss:% power
spe noisg Secretary viii with immediate stteutou.
Cruisr containing full particulars be had on appiesr
ton Office Of the American Institute No 3
New.Yo,k GEORGE =. NESBITT, Chairman.
NNHE CRYSTAL PALACE. - This beautiful
Il budips various objects Of fntereADeient GoSe
lin TAPEsTRY Gallery Of Paintings rare and vaioaNs