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FEVER AND ACUE.
Stomach or Liver.

Stomach or Liver,
Such as Indigestion, Aci,ty of the stomach, Cholic
Pains, Heartburn Loss Of Appetite, Dependency,
CostvcncSs Blind and Bleeding Piles. In all Ner
vous Rheumatic and Neuralgia Affections il has, in
numerous instances, proved highly beneficial, and IN
others effected decided cure.
This is a purely vegetable compound, prepared on
strictly scientific principles after the manner of tho
celebrated Holland professor, Boerhave. Because Of
introduction into the United States intended
especially for those Of our ftherland scattered her
Meeting with great success among them, now ole
1t 10 the American public knowing that its truly
derrul medicinal virtues must be acknowledged
1t Is particularly recommended to those person
whose constitutions may have been impaired by III
continuous use Of ardent spirits other forms Of dIs
sipatiOu Generally instantaneous in effect, u finds its
way directls the OF life thrilling and quicken
ing every nerve, raising the dropping spirit and
in fact nftsng new health and vigor in the s. stem
NuTICE~-Whoever expects to mud this a bcvera
viii be disappointed, bat co the sick, the weak
low spirited t VIII prove grateful aromatic cordial
possessed of singular remedial properties.
CAUTI0N
The great popularity of tins delightful Aroma Ia
induced many limitations, which the public shout
guard against purchasing. Be not persuaded to bu
any thing else until you have given Boerhaves Ito
land Bitters fair trial One bottle Will convince 20
how infinitely superior il Is u all these limitations.
&C. sold at 81 per bottle, or six bottles for So,
THE SOLE PROPRIETOR.
BENZ PAGE, Jr.. a CO.,
Manufacturing Fhlr nisoealisis ana Chemists,
Pittsburgh, Pa.
Sold by Druggists generally throughout the United
States and Canadas
CO sold IA Nashville by
ENyIN, PENDLETON 4 Co, Wholesale Ag'ts
". W. BERRY a DEMovIlI.E,
nT. A. H. ROSCOE,
10. G.. BROWN,
DEIOVIiIE X BELL,
G. ". HENDEFIsHOTT.
De i. WELLS,
WELLS HOOPER h Co,
BEECH X HUNTER.
And by Druggists generally throughout The state
ap2s-dS~iy
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The Cheapest and Most Reliable
Ague Remedy i'm the World.
Gracfenburg Fever and Ague Remedy!

rINHIS medicine does contain particle OF min
Il erdi or other injurious substance Of any kind IL
relieves the attack once, and continued for
= short time Strengthens the ~ stem and any
disposition 10 the return OF the Complaint.
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TWO FREE-SOM LOTS.

AM offering at private sale, until the 9th OF OctO-
Il Der neA;, beautiful Building Lots situated on
he Franklin Ike, or Spruce street. just beyond
Broad, free from taxation, and in of the most de-
sirable neighborhoOds in the city Said Lots front
each 33 feet Spruce street. running back $50 feet
10 feet alley. We VIII give bargain in these
lots and if not sold by that time will be offered at
public sale at the Court House gate.
For further particulars enquire OF
T. r. GIASCOCK,
sept2l-f Real Estate Agent.
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SORE AND INFLAMED EYEs.-These disagree
able complaints are generally very prevalent
at this season of the year, aud it is therefore
u matter Of some interest to the public to
know that they may be cured most eliectualiy.
The best remedy yet discovered is BRACES
ARCTIC LINmE>T, as the following certificate
will show:
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UPN. p. MILLS Home Journal adv ertises circulars
furnished gratis explaining the why il requires
l gentleman OF accomplished mechanical genius TO
rpesate a Wheeler and Wilson'S Sewing machine and
Why So many excellent house-keepers'' can do
l. feb22-u
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yellow Fever.
Collision.

New ORLEANS, Oct. deaths from yellow
fever Yesterday SO.
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r E M o V E D i.
W. w. NANCY ~ CO,

TAKE this opportunity OF informing the public
Il that they have removed 10 their New store, No.
80 Market few doors from the Square, where
they fully prepared 60 wait on their old custom
ers and the public generally with the very best
tices of Coal Wood Cooking and Heating Stoves,
Parlor, Chamber and Office Crates, Japanned and
Common Tinware, sheet Copper, Zinc Wire, Block
Tin Lead Sheet Iron, Copper Pitts, and every thing
elise usually kept In our line OF business Job Work
done To order with neatness and dispatch
p. W. MAXEY co.
p. 500 boxes Tin Plate, various brands, now on
hand aud for sale low for cash.
sepia5-3m r. W. NAXEY co.
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miscellaneous.
New Clothing Store.
J. n. WARD J. NJ. BIRMINGHAM. JAS MpERnOr
Ward, Birmingham 4 CO.,
PRACTICAL HAIIIORS.
No. 20 Public Square. opposite South end of he
Market House

M r are now receiving "A large and entire
w new stock OF FALL AND WINTER REA- IA
Dl MADE CLOTHING AND GENTI.EMENhS ~
FURNISHING GOODS, most Of which were mr.
made up % our order of the latest styles ana go
not De surpassed IN any house IN the civ Our stock
comprised IN part Of all the newest styles OF over
coats, frock and Dress Goats, all cplors: business
Goats, once Coats, Cashmere Pants and Vests, In
great variety. ' -
PATENTED SHOULDER SCANNED SHIRT a large and .x
tensivo stock, and warranted 20 iii better and wear
better than any other make Of Shirts Gloves Neck
lee, ScaIis Mnniers, Cravats Selfadjusting stocks
lnder Shlrtss and Drawers, Half Hose Suspen ders
Linen Samoric, Bandannz ana PoDgee Hand kerchieis
Travelling shawls, Robe de ChambTes Youtls' Goats
Pants and Shirts, Umbrellas, &c.
Piece Goods.
We nave also "A large ana suI.,tiOr lot of C1oths-
freuch ana Enslish-all Black and Fancy Coored
Oassuercs, OF entirely new styles solid coorcd Cas-
smeres OF all qualities, Fancy Cut and Velvet Vest
mSs, Fancy Cashmere and worsted Nesting Creme.
dine Nesting; which we will make up 10 order IN the
very best style and guarantee 1T TO please the
wearcr 40 sale 49, w
ALEX. r. NlCHoL solcits a call from his friends
All foods sold by us We guarantee To be as repre-
scented al time OF sale We will also cot Clothing IN
order. WARN RERNTNCTI ~ - - W
Sept1h-n - ~
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NEW LIQUOR & CIGAR HOUSE.
ALEX. DELISSER
Rrandies, Wines and other Liquors,
and DeaIer in Havana Cigars,
Tobacco, &C., &C.,
No North College street, Nashville, Tenn

rINEE undersigned has lately gone into the large and
i commodoi.s store Rooms, No College St, for
merly occupied by =. u. Hickey, where will be found
the Following Large Stock Of PURE BRANDIES
WINES, WHISTLES and other Liquors, all of which
| offer to the Trade at low prices for CASH and TO
prompt customers.
this city through the Custom House, will warrant
all be aud GENUINE being determined be
undersuld by any one, and as | am constantly re-
ceving fresh supplies, Can offer every Involvement
To purchasers that may be wished Cor.
call particular attention to TIE following list of
tcles which comprise part of my stock
Erandies, Wines, whistles, &c.
~ packages extra CCgnac Brandy, in "a s, "a and
-, If the most popu'ar brands
u casks Vineyard ProprictOr's Brandy, superior
article.
5 u casks PeIlevoscu Brandy.
l pr ncheon each st CroIX and Jamaica Rum.
3 pipes Holland Gin: 10 bbls old Bourbon Whisky; 5
bbls Monongahela Whisky; so bbls. assorted Whisky
Wine; y casks Blackberry Brandy; = puucheous
Scotch and IRISH Whisky 20 bbls extra Corn and Rye
Whisky; Is bbls. Robinson county Whisky; a casks
South side Madeira Wine; 10 casks Sherry Wine, old;
fine.
so baskets Sparkling Champagne, asst'd BRANDS;
10 boxes each Sparkling Hook and Moselle.
700 do. assorted Bottled Liquors.
Porter, Ale and Sundries.
rs casks London Porter; rs casks Scotch Ale;
- boxes Hostetter NIill's Bitters;
10 - Brandy Peaches; 10 boxes Brandy Cherries;
leo " assorted Pickles, Sauces and Catsups,
100 Z" Schedam Schnapps;
so - London Cordial Gin.
Cigars and Tobacco.
100 600 Havana, German and Domestic Cigars;
so boxes Chewing Tobacco, most approved brands;
full and con Plete assortment Of Snus, Pipes, &c
Satisfaction guaranteed in every instance.
ALEXANDRA DEIISSER,
oCtl-tf No. . y. College ST. Nashville.
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Buggy and Horse for Sale.

i aas fa'sily horsy, - y ff5S5sz{s
.. 81 : sap. S..oS sI sasss S&l0d
whleh vii be sold low half cash. the balance on ak
months tIne. fVT particulars enqalre 81
jy22-u /. 4. GLAsuck, Assnt.
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SpelIaI ADlIlr5.
Rock City Mills.
J. e. RAUmAN & Co., Proprielors.

I E. BAUMAN CO., Manufacturers Of ROCK CITY
q FLOUR, will pay the highest price at all times,
for Wheat and Corn, their Mills, corner of Line and
Cherry streets, Nashville, Tenn
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From Washington.
trouble apprehended with indians

WAsHINGToN, Oct. 7.-Judge Bowling leaves
for Paraguay, via New York. Tomorrow.
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WILLIAM RUSSELL.

J. J. WudswOrth. Post Master of Iowa City,
confirms the above statement.
For sale in Nashville, Tenn by BERRY g.
DEMOVIILE.
An agent wanted in every town and village.
Application should be made tc Bragg & Bur-
rowcs, ST. Louis, Mo-, and must always be ac
cnmpancd by good reference.
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" EDoTER NITl- IUWu, NUN. y IOUI-
Dr.. BRAGG:-Dcar Slr:-Eor more than
three years myself and daughter have been
afflicted with Iniiamed eyes in an aggravated
degree. and tried various physicians and nos
trums To no effect. At length / was Induced
TO Try The Arctic Liuiuent. and in months
| was nearly cured and my daughter was en-
tIrcly well, although part of the time she had
be II totally blind. | also used the Liniment
for rheumatism in my back, and was cured by
part of IA bottle. IwOuld not be without your
Invaluable remedy in my house.
\ ours truly
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A Pleasing APpsaranos an tAe Ard Letter Of Rem
nnrElll.Ilioa.
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Louisville and Nashville Rail-
road

= = RICHARD BRITAIN,
septlh-u Pcnghkeet,sie n V
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-06
COMMERCIAL INTELLIGENCE.
lBy Telegraph 10 Soataamptoa,I


LWERPOOL COTTON MARKET.-Our Cotton market
L this week, and with renewed confidence prices
tend upward the fine qualities Of American being already Lied
higher than Friday The sales the three have
bcl Sc 900 bales Of which 1900 spectators aud Oc
for export.
SrhTE OF TRADF.-The Manchester Market SYM
pathzes with Liverpool, and ell descriptions Of goods
slightly higher.
LNFRPOOL BREADsTUFFS MARKET.--McsSrs. Rich
adsou Co. that the weather has become favor
able harvesting which has checked the advancing tendency
IN Brcadsus market Flour is quiet but prices remain
STEADY a, the rates advised per Africa, viz Western N al
Philadephs and Baltimore p 6Gll Ohio, p us 6. The
Wheat market generally ste;dy. with firm feeling IN
choice descriptions Red Red Western, 6d6 do South
ern a6 s. White Western d6 3; do. southern, 9d7 s.
Corn dun and quotations unchagcd Yellow S 6WSI Prime
White, 81 asa O. -
LIvERPoOL Provision MARKET.-Our market for
Provisions continues steady the business transacted being
however. mainly Of a retail character.
LIyFRPooL PRODUCE MWKET.-Sugar il quiet
but there no change in prices Coffee is dun at last
quoted rates Ashes steady 81 665s for Pots and -
for Pearls. Linseed Oil is unchanged sales az "a dSi
steady for Spirits TuTIrntine also re-
mains steady atS8. . ,,.
LoNDoN MARKETS.-lnth the London Market, WHEAT
ard " OF. are dull but without change price CoIToN las
advanced Id y 10. CofFEE is firm RIeE Tni TEA una!'
tered. TALLOw steady.
LoSpoN MoSEY MARHET.-COnsols closed on Tues
day the 2lih 5} G96. FOX both Money and Account
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-06
FROM HAYTI.

Tie brig Isabel Beurmsnn, Capt. james. from Port.
au-Prince arrived al the Lower Quarantine on rhurs
day afternoon; but the captain unable to get up
to the city until Friday evsnng. Capt James states
that his vessel he'd not yet been boarded n, all when
he left and he had TO report TO the berge-oice here
on landing.
The Isabel Beumann brings NJ later and some inter-
estng news from the Island Of Hayti. The Court Of
his Imperial Majesty Soucque the Ii te consider
able uuea-nes in Consequence Of the French Consul
listening to the continued complaints Of the Domni-
cans, who 10 not at all friendly to the Hayt!en
Government. An open rupture not regarded e.
entirely impossible.
The United States ships Saratoga and Plymouth had
been at Port-auPrince, communicating with the
Haytien Government in relation to the Island Of
Neyassa They had left and were to return again to
receive the views of the Hayten Government, The
Beurqann brings leter-bags from the above vessels.
There had been a destructive fire at Jscnel, and
property to the amount Of a. coo 600 ayten S00 900
had been destroyed. The markets At Port Prince
were heavy, in consequence Of large arrivals of pro-
visions. The rainy was not over at Port-su-
Prince, and the place was decidedly more healthy.
The l. Il. has had no sickness board, and her
is now perfectly healthy. The following were the
quotations. current FOR American produce at the diher
ont ports the Island:
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-06
arkets.

PATTI ,DELpHI, Sept. 4-FLoUR is Grm At - joo a. Is
WHEAT sales Of coo bush. 81 for Rcd, aud 81
40 White. Corn buoyant sales Of 1909 bush yellow
BALIIMoRs, Sept 4-FLorE quiet and unchanged WnEAr
FIRM Co.'s firm sales of White 81 ~ 0G, and yellow - gg
Ole. WHISKY dun, bu steady a 2jo6c Provisions steady
BUFFALO sept 90 p T-Therc has been fair business
doing FLOUR today prices unchanged sales l8DD bbs a.
% for State - 2j0fj ~ for TO good baud. OF
Extra Michigan Ohio Indiana and Canadian - 62 - - for
Double Extra. WAT in fair milling demand; sales Ifp
bag A. Ohio Indiana and Mchigsn = . for
white Michigan and Canada; ~ 81 for white Kentucky CoR>
quie unchanged sales of o bush Al &c for I'M
sound C3aGjc for sound Prime held al &c RYE in demand
sales m bush. ne BAILEY nominal Of 62lc OATS dull
and held at Tor new and i8c for old WHISKY steady and
800 bb, At &lc. CANAL FRslGh1s: jdc on
Flour lie. Wheat, 0c. Corn 70 New York RkcErfs IN
the lat p hours: 571 bb' Flour 9j2j bush Wheat 1900
bu 81. Com o 7S7 bush. Oats
Nrw.ORLEANs Sept. T. 188-CoTTos-Thc sales to-day foot
I'D bales market closing steady. FLOUR closed with
advancing tendency. CORN with declining tendency
FREIGHTs: Cotton to Hayrr lEc
(xcrVSATI Sept. I8j8-FIOUR firm; sales 100 bbi-. a.
~ $50 supeIfnc WHISKY opened a. dc and closed
12ic. Provisions generally unchanged. 49, -,
OswEGo Sept. ID .. m--FLoUK steady. WHEAT held
rner sales 10000 bush White including 5000 bush Toledo st
- 20 aAost dull sales 5000 bush Toledo Al G6c most
the late receipts going into store CANAL fREIGHis d;
Flour ne. Wheat 7!c, Com 7c. 10 New-fofs. LAKE. IN
PoRTs-i bush Wheat 20On bush Corn. 1900 bush Rye
100 bush Barley. CANAL EXPoRTs-2joO bb Flour 5OOo
lu. Wheat, -, 600 bush. Com.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-06
ltote polltlC..

SYRACUSE, y. V, Saturday, Sept. I, 1873.
Julian Carter lhardl was to-day elected delegate
from the lid District of Oswego County to the Dem
Qcratic Convention.
Hon. WIN. Beach and VIM Wyman have been
elected delegates to the Republican Convention from
the Isl District of Cayuga County, and the Hon. L.
nj. Pomeroy aud \. 4. stephens, delegates from the
lid District The Convention which elected them
passed strong resolutions against any coalition on the
State ticket .,
Troy, Saturday, Sept. l. lS1S.
James H. Woricn was this evening elected dele
gate 20 tho Democratic State Convention from this
CITY, He is Soft but will sustain David l.. Seymour
for the nomination for Governor.
Troy, Sept. ), 1873.
George T.. Van San,wood, esq. classed as " hard,
was Yesterday unanimously elected from the Hid As
sombly District of RENSSELAER, County delegate TO the
Democratic Convention.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-06
Par-en Browniow and the Rev. 4. Pryne.

PHILADELPHIA, Saturday, Sept. !, lS'N.
The great Slavery tournament between Psrson
Brownow, of Tennessee. the and Rev. 4. Pryne, oi
New-Englsnd, commences here on Tuesday next
Both gentlemen are now in the city, Parson Brown
low Is suffering from bronchitis aud his speeches will
evenings
The clipper ship Grey Eagle sailed to-day for Rio
Among nei passengers We're Mr.. Yapcey, Minister 10
The great Steuben festival comm.ncas on Nordsv
when there will be grand turn out OF the l;.rm.n
military companies, the Turner'S, Sc. The c1eTcises
@ mii coesist ot orations, gymnastics, &c ON Lemon
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-06
Thunder Squali and Loss Of Life.

BOSTON, saturday, sept. 4, ISJs.
During u severe thunder -quall this afternoon a
r. Spear and niece, capsized of Hog Island. Mr..
Spear and niece were drowned. Mrs Spear was saved
by men from Hull The bodies of Mr.. s. and his niece
were recovered.
A boat from bingham. containing Charles r. Her
sey, aged 49, and younger brother, sons Of Major
Joshua IIerscy. also capszed during the squall of
Crow Point. The former drowned but the latter
saved himself by swimming to the shore.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-06

MoyFvrNTs OF The BRITISH OFFIcERs-The Off
Gers Of ii. h. NJ. steamers Gorgon and Indus, VINO
came to this city on Wednesday morning last for the
purpose Of participating in the Atlantic cable cecbra-
,ion attended the Rev. DR.. Adams's church, Madison
square. with Mr. Field. yesterday morning; the Rev.
DR. Tynss Church, Stuyvesant square, in the siter.
noon. and the Rev. DR.. Chspns church in the even.
ing. Each place of worship was crowded on the &C.
ca.ion and the dscourses peculiarly appropriate
and impressive. This morning some of the officers
leave for Washington, others start for visit to Nj
agara Falls, and remain in this city until Thurs.
dsv, when they purpose returning to Halifax.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-06
Non.ArrivnI OF the Nsrth American.

MoNTRE.L, SEPT. 5-p. NJ.
There were no signs Of the steamship North Ameri-
can at River du Loupe at O'Clock this evening. The
weather is very bad rain falling steadily, accompanied
with good deal Of lightning. The North Americans
advices are, however, anticipated by the dispatch of
thc fulton.s news received via Cape Race.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-06
Opening Of the How n rd Athenaum.

Boston, Safnrday, Sept. T. ISIS
The Howard Athensum opened for the season last
evening. The building was brilliantly illuminated and
crowded 10 repletion.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-06

ALBANY, Sept ., 1873.
VIM. G.. Young, member Of Diligent Engine Com
pany Of Philadelphia, died here suddenly yesterday,
and buried this afternoon by entire Fire De-
partrpent
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-06
Illinois Congregational Nomination.

ST. Loris, saturday, Sept. 4, 1853.
The Democists Of the With District of Illinois TO-
day nominated P.Gp B. Foulko for Congress- in place
of Robert Smith, the present member. Seventy bal
lots cast.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-06
Loss Of Brig Eureka, Of Phiiad~lps;..

- BALIINOkE, Friday, Sept. 3 lS5S
The brig Eureka, bound from PhiladelplI. for
charleston, was sunk few days since of Sinepu.ent
and became total loss The crew were rescued by the
schooner Virginia, from New-York The +. wssysl.
ued at " 800. She was loaded with coal.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-06

recording any adrVi. naneuver ~ which honest
" John" can manage to whip these two devil. round
the stump.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-06
The Yellow Fever at New-OrIcans.
Death Of N Fireman.

NEw-ORLEAss, Friday, Sept. 3, 1873.
hc deaths from yellow fever yesterday were -.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-06


Soue conversation was had relative 10 the dlspoa-
ton Of small pox and sbip-ieyer Some hve %
tx smal-pox eases stiil remain at Quarantine, snn
arrangements were made with Governor Maoneyl"
the Amshou-e, to receive the patients INTO us n'''a'
ton. ,.. = A.. -.
Dr. Rockwell moved that the sentiments OF the re-
port on storage and lghterage be adopted by TINS
Board. L. r..Sa
Dr. Thompson cslled attention TO the report ne mae
onoe time .ynee in favor OF employing hnlks Tor thn
s,arsoe of cnrgoes The Board had adopted tho
renort and referred the matter of emp0ying Dun "
,bp M,yor with fall power. This communication
rs.rrsd 70 The action of the Mayor N the premises
Tbe asyor had suggested the double chargs
ubicb wa. approved by the Boerd. The cry o
,to,tion il would BE- seen, was entirely ineorroc',
81 in.,rsd Of being blamed, the action vi tiS
hoard should be approved of oy the parties inse-
,,ed in the cargoe. So much reference 70 tne PsI
,ieular charge If extortion re desired 70 400 sVi
thpg AZ to ighterage and stssedorng al
mi. ..s.on He had noticed attacks on the noaIu ~
newspapers in this connection, bus the "oo
grosnde... The Heall Officer made certain propo-
-ition. ON the subject, showing the necessity 10 sev
OF the public health and the interests OF ccmne,"s
that iust enough stevedores 10 do the wcTs ana -
more should be ersployed. lie alo exhibited -
Of prices indo,sed BY dozen leading sseysS",SS
houses, which prices were scru,inzed by ,hs D ~.
and fully spoIoyed. Some weeks after, dnen -
ties applied Tor the privilege OF dlschsrglng
-. Nt-hsh Daae.
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Union ana surouuaea By the oo ot srua .. the uaied

UDon ana surrounded By the cont Of Of the Un!ed
States the bird Of Jove perched on ire shield .
On each eide Of this centre riedocopes WITH re-
vovpg centres the whole present. picture IN coicred
outlines, sixty feet hgl OF one h. cred lee! length
and terminating with eYand fghtg Of colcred dres, ex
plosoD OF ninss bombs &C. nlling the air for several
thousand feet with stars, seAners aud coorec nres
After the discharge Of each piece, the SAnd payea up
proprias national airs ,., Il,
With the :" Triumph of Amerlcs" the exhnitca % =
reworks at the Gag Hall brought 10 Close ana
the vast OF heads after melted away 70
homes The ~hole affair vas creiabe to America ana
Americans this eighty seoonc anniversary OF 'ss se
an victorious struggle from which they as o'
and unshAcked beings with the iussIe Oh VIC ""o' ~
tr7G eDcirclrg their brows .,s. =.
The exnibion began al eight O'Clock aud ccncuded At
quarter pss uiae AID II docs come within our know
ecse we arc happy 70 say that there was any distu
bApce In the Park x,.,.
Tae good folks OF TAmmany Han we're not oen.nonsnc,
but Gs Up the intervals by scSe oi rocSeS
On the other side Of the street