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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-01-24
4 ssIGNEEs, SALE oF MUSICAL. INSTRUMENTS. FAN

A SSIGNEES' Bale OF MUSlCAL INSTRUMENTS. FAN
~ cy goods &c "A NJ CkISTALAR, Auctioneer, Is
Bowery will sell on "Wednesday 10Th inst at le O'Clock
large OF gtars flutes vi0ins accordeons banos
perumeres fancy brushes combs pocket books
mopnas rosewood and mahogany portable desks leather
reicules blank cooks stationery china figures aud
mane en fancy baskets AMI large variety of other
articles TOO numerous to mention by order OF +. W. Frank
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j. BI.EEGKER WILL SELL AT AUCTION, ON
"A Tuesday Jan Is, At IL O'Clock at the Merchants Ex
change-Executors saleOn Sixth street.-The three story
subcear brick house and lot No. S. between
First and Second avenues lot 2sxs4 house - feet deep
the OF John Widely deceased Maps &C., At
No
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-01-24

M DOUGHTY, .AUCTloNEER WILL SELL THIS
wi day January a. at l0so'clo H. at SO 6ackeu street be-
Columbia and Van BIunt streets South Brooklyn oy
order of the executors Of the late James Evans
brooklyn the entire household furniture consisting
NUNS Fisher makers superb oil paint
geher with general assortment Of paror and chamber fur
nue Catalogues ready 70 be had at saesroom 70 Mas
sAu
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MISCELLANEOUS.

HOBBY CO.'S, FLOUR AND MEAL FOR FAM
"A y or bakers all grades OF Southerr, Western and
Genesee flour for sale any quantity from to hun
dred barrels Wholesale prices delivered
to any part Of the city vicinity city trade and families
In particular will find TO their advantage to cal and
White beans for sale at 81 10 per bushe HOBBY co. IS
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-01-24

w ILL SOON CLOSE.
w banysrd,s great Mechanical Picture the DEsrR rue
TON OF JERUSALEM viii close Vt 8anvarde Hail. 81
broadway Also the Panorama Of the HOLY LAND. Open
evening at ~ O'clock ard every Wednesday and "a
turday afternoon at O'Clock. Abundance Is cep children.
- cents.
AIR. AND MRS. @. vANDENHOFFs SECOND COZ RISE
M Of readings from shaxspere and Dickens Hone Chapel
Tuesday Thursday and Saturday Tickets to the three W.
single, 30 cents
THEATRICAL NOTICE.-wANTED, TWO OR THREE
skiul comedians TO perform II new and slsrtlinx
comedy Apply at 4S6 Broadway room TO- Mr. Gs,rge DO
olvere will ohge the ads erser be wi call 81 once, ~ A
Wishes 10 see him particularly.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-01-24

GREAT UNIfED STATES NAIL SOUTHERN STEAM.
n, C.The splendid and fAvcrite seeamship ISABEL,
HAVANA On Ss Is and iS Of each month The CHsre:ton
esmshps win leave this port for Charleston every wednec
day Saturday ct O'Clock p NJ from pier No. North
nvar, connecting with the ISABEL for the above pors.
rhroash tckes may be had application 70
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-01-24

w at l0L O'Clock in Eighteenth street. Eighth
all the gentee household furniture in the story
house, splendid velvet and carpets large French
plate glasses mane clock lace and other curtains
ior suits marble other tables Herts' extern
toilet ware mahogany bedsesds hair mattresses fine
beds and bedding waydrobes dining kitchen
furniure copper pans chatting dshes great variety
china glass silver ard other the whole comprising
and valuable assortment OF about twenty five rooms
worthy the attention families and others also sofas
books, &c. &c.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-01-24

ALEX MACKINNuE, AUCTI0NEER, WILL SELL
"A dav, o'clock 80 Canal street. large
sormeDi furniture wooden fancy articles
&c-be whole eomprhmg fine assortment; and the whole
sold within limited period purchasers will find this
sale worth THEN attention.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-01-24

PROFESSOR GEOkGIy6 HAIR DYE
entirely difereot from any other hair dye In s
uroy free from all luxurious ingrede be applied any
nse aud will not the goss OF TIE most delicate hair
oo LOT cause thai dry appearance generally prodacod BY
most hair dyes The time required fot-the
10 but . few minutes For
LADIES' AND GEnTLRMEN's HAIR
sumcent time TO apply the dye 1t Is the nsest and mosf
venenp hair dye In thereby avoiding any Mistakes
arising from me use Of two or three separate iquts and
any desired color can be produced froni
LIGHT BROWN TO A JET BLACK,
restoring gray hair TO ia original color u will fade
wash out aud VIII leave the hair oo aud perfectly natural
George hair dye Ia the
CHEAPEST HAIR DYR IN THE WORLD
0oly thirty seven cent? bottle Sold atthedrug store 3O5
Grand street New York Ageuts-Mrs. Hayv ITS Fulton
street WILLIAMSBURG. So
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UCTiON NOTICE -CKOCKERY AND GLASS HEM
"A ny EVANS will sell from the shelves, In lots
city and country dealers on tuesday January at 10 O'Clock
q complete essoftmen of white granite dpt yellow and
asoa general glass tumbers
gohlets chanpag wines absolute and without
reserve, Goods 1nly repacked for shppag
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j. BIFFCKER WILL SELL AT AUCTION, ON TUES
a. day Jan % at the Merchants Exchange Grand aud
Madisop street Nos ISL and SOS Grand
street ana Nor 43 4O7 street. joining each
other rear forming plot ~ feet inches Madison and
b6 feet The houses 10 good order,
Crotop, and rent for 81 300 title perfect 60 per
cent can remain. Maps &c, at No. Broad street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-01-24

k'OR SOUTHAMPTON AMI HAVRE-THE UNITED
l. States mail steamer A6AGO. d. Lines commander will
leave for HAvre touching at Southampton TO land the ma
and passengers Saturday February at IL O'clock from
pier No. 81 North river foot of Beach st.
This ship has five water tight enclosing tn.
engines that IN the Of collision strandng the
could not reach them and the being free
the safety Of the vessel and would be secured
Baggage not wanted during the voyage shosd be sent
board the day before sailing marked Below"
For freight passage apply n
w g. DRaYTOE, agent No. Broadway.
N.B-The steamer FULTON will succeed the ARAGo, and
sai Msrch6.
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OK 00O -vrvE THOUSAND DOLLARS REWARD
S,y,.UVu; Is offered to any person who can surpau
Madam " In the art OF calryoysrce and asoogy She
rants 10 cure any disease In ia worst form particularly rhe
matsm, affections of the throat lungs ~ R.Madam G. i
are afflicted In hoebe, successful In business ms,tes
call and see this naturally gifted lady once III Spring sire
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nNOOTHACHE CURED IN A FEW HINUTES.-A CHR
tain, permanent and harmless cure, matter how much
dooayed the teeth are.
SCOTS TOOTHACHE DESTROYER
Wi Invariably the worst of toohache and give
mediate relief This remedy will mot tnurc the teeth has
I'D small and one application 10
Sure for the Toothache
Diseased liberated teeth swollen face cured by
The above article and decayed tooth rendered useful
Try the above remedy before having teeth des
60yed by the denitsta instrumental Price only
Twenty Ave cenis bottle
Principal depot the drug store 6 Grand street. n Sold
b Brooklyn, at Mrs Vs. E5 fulton street Williamsburg.
q LivINGSTON's drug store, IN and IA Grand street.
N. b. Buy at no other storeB.
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ROWLAND W PARKER, AUCTIONEER. WILL SELL
IL this day at O'Clock saesroom 16 Canal street.
of Elizabeth bedseads, washstapds tables walnut
maple chairs dining and ONCE d. hair and other Mattresses
palasses beds holsters and pillows Also lounges and
bedsteads; all new Sale positive; terms cash.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-10-22


CLEVELAND Lronr GUARDS AsRoAp.--Ths Light
Guards, Capt. Sanford, won good opinions from
the people and press during their late excursion to
Canton and Ravenus The Canton Repository
thus compliments them;
Capt. ssnfords Company Of Cevelsnd Light
Guards paid us a visit last week, remaining With
us just one day, and we're the guests Of Captain
Bcattys corpse. The object o. their visit was to
sec and be fesn, 10 make acquantances, and to ex-
ercise at target shooting. Their manual exercise,
their marches, counter marches hollow tquyres,
crosses and yarious other evolutons, excited the
admiration of all who Witnessed the Performance.
They looked very much like "rtsl soldiers" and
their discipline did not belle their looks. They
were accompanied by Lelands Brass Band which
treated our citisens 30 most delicious music 1.-The
echoes Of which still linger 10 the chambers ci
pleasure as 1t did our citizens, then they are well
paid. We hope to see them again some day, and
In the mean time they have our best wishes fol
their prosperity and happiness.
In noticing the military encempmont at Raven
ma, the Democrat also says
The Cleveland Light Guards, under ths com.
mand Of Capt, j. II. Sanford went through a mil
tary ex roise upon the public square, that evineed
a thorough aud practical knowledge of military
tactics, and proficiency very creditable to anna
teur soldiers. Capt. Sanford aud indeed his en-
tire company. enter into tho spirit Of tho thing
With hesrtness that is truly sodorlike, anC
must give thom high rank wherever they are
known. The Cleveland Company spoke in higl
terms Of the hospitality Of the Ravepua Ligh
Artillery, Capt Cutter, whose guests they wero
| Tho Light Guards we're accompanied by Leland
Bsnd.
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BY TELEGRAPH.
Yesterday Afternoons Report
Prov nALTIMoRR.

BALrrNoRg, Oct, 81.
In a conversation held with Capt Brown yes-
terdsy 10 the presence Of Senator Masor. Hon.
Messrs. Faulkner, and Vallandingham and 9th
ers, he made several answers Which clearly dc
monstrate the completely Of numerous persons in
the nrrthetn, western, aud eastern States
He refuses TO answer the questions whether
he had conference with Giddings Of Ohio, about
his Virginia expedition.
He admitted that he had correspondence
with parties at the north on the subject and
had numerous sympithizers in all the free
: ates,
Dispatches we're received from Hagerstown,
which declare that Cooks wife certainly went
t. HRrrisburgh on Tuesday and took board in
the same house with Browns daughter in.law
The Sheriff aud his deputy followed Cook as
far as Green Castle to-day, and the impression
there was that Cook had left for Chimbc shurg.
The impression at Hlgerstown 4, that Cook
passed through last night.
The Sheriff was crejibly informed at Green
Castle that load Of boxes passed through there
on Tuesday for Washington Co. loaded will
rifles, pi. tolls, and pixies The stage driver o.
the Chambersburg line also confirms the state
melt in regard 70 Cooks wife
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-10-22

THE PANoRAMAs AT CHARMS HALL.--The
Panoramss now on exhibition at Chapin's Hall are
more splendid in execution and lfe-like in repre-,
nlation than we can ofIen see. As general thing
the panoramas that visit our city are hideous
specimens Of the Painters art, and should be
avoided by all who would cultivate anything but
taste for the ridiculous and absurd; but We are
Lippy to state that this is an exception, and Is
worthy visit. The spectator Is shown, in the
course OF the evening. many Of the wonders Of
the world, and so finely are they delineatsd that
one can easily imagine themselves chilled by the
mist from the Falls Of Niagara, or tho 10y blasts
from Mont B lane. In the representations Of the
ascent OF that wonderful mountain which has
been the great object Of interest to tourists in the
central portion Of Europe the difficulties and dan
gers Of the ascent, aud the SOLEMN grandeur Of
all the scenes which greet the eye Of the pilgrim
to the crystal shrine at the summit are shown with
sua' 90 distinctuesS and power Let all 60 to see
these combined PSnorsmss, for their stay Is
short
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Last Nights Report.
,nnMCnAM aEnsBUnO. "a,

GROM CHAM SBhSbOhH' fA'
CuANp SRsBuRo, Oct 81
Thts eo.nmunity has been cons 'deraoly excited
to>day by tn appearance If ono OF /. =" IuEl"'V
from Harpsrs Ferry supposed to be I, 'A
gentleman from Quincy overlook tbe man on w
road leading from Wnynesboro to this place aud
carried him some distance in his buggy
When about thre0 mites from town the man got
out under pretenoo Gi taking aBo her road. About
an hour after this the gentleman saw him 10 the
street aud informed two others, who followed and
Tracked HIM to the h0use where Browns men have
boarded when in town. Posting one man to guard
the other went for assistance but before returning
the fupected party had escaped at tho rear cf tho
house aud paesed through garden. At the foot
of the garduu a blanket containing a Sharpes
rifle (unloaded) was found. The blanket Is known
to nave bsen in his possession, Immediate pur-
suit was made by number Of citizens but no
trace could be discovered.
The blanket Ia marked f. H., >" and both II and
the rife are now Ia the possession OF Sheriff brown
IL il believed the mau has other weapons. Cooks
wife aud child now, and have been for the past
week, at tue house through wni3h he passed. but
she 4 nies this man beng Cook Tue general I'M
preston, however, Ia that 1t was him. He had on
black ulouch hat, high Gro Ened, and somewhat
mdcdt ifoch coat without side pucl cts, light
brown pants, very large heavy boots. and n rrd
and white striped calico slirt His height vas
about feet or inches, Complexion sa,lOw,
hair OF light color and cut straight across behind
beard and mousiacbes OF sandy color; beaid not
heavy. Ills general appearance rough and shabby,
Parties are now IN pursuit OF him, aud others leave
In the morning, IL IL supposed that others OF the
iugitiyes are Ia the ueighborhOod, aud Efforts are
now being made 10 ferret them out. II they are
caught there will be no favor or protection extend,
ed TO them by our citizens.
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TROM WASHINGTON
WARRINGTON, Oct. 81,

WASH INGToN, Oct 81,
Gov. Wise was received by Company r. aud
escorted to the Capitol aud addressed the throng
from the steps. lie said he had taken responsible
ties in placing guard ut liarpers Fearry, lie
said he would distribute arms st oil accessible
oed great sensation.
The Government has not hcen officially advised
that Minister Ward has reached Pekin, but iuior-
nation received Ia diplomatic quarters leaves no
doubt Of the fact
II h confidently expected the ratified treaty will
reach here before the meeting Of Congress
The nameB Of various gentlemen have been men
TONED IN connection with the Mission TO France,
but 30 &C iou has been taken aud Il y doubtful
whether II has yet been ever considered by the
Pyesid0nt.
Mr.. irving Secretary Of the British Legation Il
among the recent arrivals.
The President has commenced the preparation
of his annual message.
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80 mos Mn AVE in the enioyment Of

EygS THOSE who are in the enjoyment of
perfect health frequently have need to have recourse to
TONES as p1oveutu ives of disease. Weare to well
armed ansl the assaults OF "tho ills that Aosh is heir
co. Srrh an uygoraor they find in II ,stetters bit
sers-a medicine that cannot DO taken regularly without
giving vitality ard elasticity to tie tystrm At this sason
particularly the strongest is not proof against the
malaria Ia certain sections the country. In all cases Of
aud que the Btters potent than any amount
quihuo WhO the most dangerous OF bilious fever
Yield lois wondcrfut properties Those who ha tried
the med inc will never another, for any Of the all
meuts which the Hosteuer Rhers pro!tsscs to suhdue
To those who have made tha experiment cocliuly
recommend early application 10 the Bt0rs, whenever
hey nro stricken h5 disease OF lhs digestive oIgaus.
Eor selo by Druggists and dealers generally every where
.Octl3 lV
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PowRRLrss FOR EyrL-PorENT FOR Goor

DNA AhiEso tbh l. Viii hItNE fph YOU'D
When p4in inl lmnlti1n Is present and Brandreh's
fs used they az once sszs the humors which
the sion OF the pain and Inflammation and remove
them from the body his quality clone sezing hold
Gnd causing the exrusio OF dopsyed possessed
by other uelicne For Braudreh's rs operate solely
upon those mpul cs which suuounl and affect the lis
uud organs Affected hy disease By natural ahuity
thcy seize these humors tcir fo IS below that
surrounding purls and oyuel them rrm the body
Young ucopo cannot but middle ugSd and Old people can
10 measure, epproai to thti cine which, being used
Sickness acts unly npJu the Of diSo,se which
has power except upon those Eun0rs whose pregcuce
produces every du, and whose removal removes every
disease. Whatever organ uEac Gl tueTg these wonder
iu pills pp.o.a'e and Impurities from, thus pre-
venting settling ui tbe humo; because tteY removed
from the body Ia houmaisn evors, pleuris pains
the sde dys3eoso hc0i aches cayeness, Ashn colds
coughs throsts, Ii ulcers, hollis they givo nms-
due relief and tUkon early. Weytnt orguuio disease
Aala3ios, pronounced baguud human * H. have yielded
thor inAUoaua aud nit zoos humau lives have been
saved by their timely Oh how important sickness
To use that which onl oyuRushes The disease
and leave no evil oleo behind
SAID Al No 29l Caugl Brndreh's Building; sul h,
4 s. Ca din No 10 Su oiur street Cleveland; aud b
J. b. Shutd0n Hudson. and all resi- OcIabe deolers IN
medicines dSW
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AIfNlltnss.
prugn. Medloine.. Paint. and on..

nRUGS--A COMPLETE ASSORT-
~ MENT, at very low ufices 70 q whgl.'al y irtde
f11 enf.frfnr q.
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FROM RICHMOND.

RlCHNoND, Oct 81,
The House Of Bishops have given Ondordonk
leave TO Withdraw his memorial thus finally dis
posing Of the matter.
They iOurn Saturday.
10 the House Of Deputies after long debate ON
friendly intercourse with the Church Of Sweden il
was resolved 10 appoint committee to inquire in
10 the expedieucy of snch Intercourse
The Committee on the State Of the Church made
n long report,
A resolution vas adopted to qppoiute a Conn
mittee Of LaYmeu 10 devise means TO advance the
work Of the Church.
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rRnmHAnprR,s FRnRY.


HARPER's FERRY, Oct 81.
Scouts are out in the mountains, searching
for Cook, but there is no doubt but that he hiss
ere this passed the Pennsyvania line, and is far
on his way towards Caupda.
Every stranger that comes here is looked
upon with suspicion, and several have been
arrested on suspicion of being spies.
Mr. Wm Lee. gentleman from Charlotts.
vile, was brought in TO day under arrest, caus.
e., aud discharged
Nh. Ould lett for Washington last evening,
this Writ ally leaves the prisoners in the hands
of the vrgi,ia authorities.
Itis sal that Gov. Wise is net very compli.
mentary to the people of Harper's Ferry imput
ing to them cowardee ~ allowing such hand
lull of men 10 hold population of nearly 1000
inhabitants prisoners for "a hours.
lie also spoke Of the fact of eight or ten men
keeping Over fifty citzene t. confinement
One rephed-"Well, Governor, hut you must
remember we were packed together like sheep
The Governor rePlied-"Yes, know that, but
must say think you acted like sheep also W
The hearing OF the case before the exam a.
ing Court of Justice will probably take pace TO
morrow wheh 1t is probably the prisoners will
be removed to Wythcyio for trial Capt
Brown is not considered in any danger from his
wouuds, though Stephens will, it is thought
not survive lie however has powerful con
atitution aud may recover, Gerril Smiths letter
is as follows:
PETERBoRoueu, June 4. 1853
| Capt John Bro,On:
My DEAR FRIENo-l wrote yeu u week ago
directing my letter to the care of hlr. kearney
lie replied that he had for Sarded it TO Wssk
ington, but as Mr. Morton received last evening
letter from Mr.. SanbJrn saying your address
would probably be your sons house, viz: Wes
Andover, therefore write you without delay
and direct my letter to your son. / have done
what / could thus far Tor Kansas and what
could to keep you at your Kansas work Los
os by endorsement aud otherwise have bro0gh
me under heavy embarrassment the last iva
years, but must nevertheless continue TO do
Ia order to keep you in your Kansas work.
send you herewith my draft for two hundred
ldoliais, Let hear from you upon the receip
of this letter Your live in our hearts, au'
our prayer Il God is that you may hay
strength to Ga,yyiaIs your Kansas work, M
wife Joins Inc in afeeNOnatc regard to youi
dear John, whom we both hpld in high esteem
suppose you put tho Whitepap hct1 into Mr
Kearney's haGds 1t will be . gpet shame
Mr.. Whitenan does not pLy1r, What = HobI
man is Mr.. Keaspey How hbsraiy ho hS
contributed TO keep sou in your Kansas WORK
Your friend
% GERR TT SMITH.
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HAIR DYEl HAIR DYE!l HAIR DYE
Wm. 4. Bachelors Hair Dye!

Tic Original sud test IN the wurldE
AL others are nrf@ limitations and should be avoided
, en- S.sh 10 tsotno rifirt'e
GRAY, Red OF rusty HAIR Dyed instantly to
besufal aud uaurpl ETo~n OF Black without she least
suJu-y 70 Hair or ska.
FIFTEEN MEDALS AND DIPLOMAS have been
Fardel 30 Vim A. Bachelor since 1879, and soOO
sqpceons have besa made the Hair Of his patrons
kil famous Dyes.
WM a. BATCHELOR's HAIR DYE produces a eoIoI
no. 30 dislnsNihcI from nature, sud Is Warranted
lot uJure tho least However long be continued
Eud tie III eject Of Bd Dyes remecd; the Hair iuvigor
hted for lite byths Solendd Dye.
n!udt, sud NJ arprd 20 private ToomsJ pt the Wiz
Factor, No 23i Broadway, n. y
Sold Ia AN cities Of tho United States by Drug
Ftsts and Fancy Goods poqlrSs
tis' The grluI. bus tho and address upon
plate engraving on foIrfi'eS Of esch Box Of
NN a. BATCHELOR,
'fO1T No 73i PrupdyyIy
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THE WrzARD.-The tricks of Prof Jacobs
at the Academy Of Music are truly wonderful and
incredulous. For instance, he has large tin
boiler or caudron which ho hangs by poles on the
stage. Into this (which has previously been
shown to tho audience to be empty Fix pals Of
water are poured and six eggs put A fire is then
built under it, and the cover being removed, six
live pigeons fly out, while no water remains in the
cauldron. This is but one of bis many marvel
lous performances, aud his apparatus is tho
largest and most magnificent we have ever seen.
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CuAPiN's HALr--THE GRrAr ExHiBir1oS.--
Chapin's Hall was sgSiu filled by delighted su-
dienco who witnessed the fourth unrolling in this
oi'y Of wolt.ienbsrgets splendid Panoramas. This
exhibition draws like locomotive. Tonight the
whole exhibition will be unrolled, presenting to
view the srandest scenes Of earth. Let all Who
wish to see the most splendid entertainment in tho
world, 60 to Chapin'a Hall tonight. Ia order to
accommodate the crowd, the doors will be opened
at to o'clock. Tickets cent?
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PERsoNAL Among the arrivals yesterday At
the Angler we noticed the names Of Capt Green,
U. s N r. T. Reed, Mrs. Woodbridge, Boston,
s. p. Johnson, wife and daughter, Warren, Penn.
II W. W sterkamp, Germany; Mr. and Mrs Jas.
Warrack, Chicago; Capt wbippe, U S n;
Geddes wife and child, Ctncinnatii H Beebe, Ely
ria; R NJ Hooper, Philadelphia I, j Stead, Rock
Island Geo. S. Berges, NJ. s. whitney, N. Y.
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THE CuYAuodA FALLS IoN-The proposed
trotting uuder the suspices Of this Society will
take place at U,ion Track, Cuyahoga, Falls on
Tuesday, Wednesday Thursday and Friday, Oct
25, 90, 27th and 29th. good and successful time
is apticpated