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The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1860-03-15

New Rochelle, or Lawton,
One dollar per dozen, five dollars per 100, and
forty dollars per 1000.
Dorchester and Newman's Thornless,
Three dollars per hundred, and 25 dollars per
Thousand,
Wholesale purch sers and dealers allowed
liberal discount.
PLANTS BY MAIL
For ono dollar we vii send to any Poat Offico
in the country except Oregon and California,
post. paid, and carefully put ur in cotton and
oiled silk so as to cary safely, 40 " lson's AL.
bany Seeding Strawberry Plants; or the same
mum lie! of plants of any other variety in our
catalogue offered at 25 cents per dozen; those
at fifty cents per dszen half the number. For
one dollar we will also stMd Six New Rochelle
Blackberry Plants.
Printed instructions for cultivation W i'll ac-
company plants.
Catalogues sent on application, enclosing a
stamp. j. KNOX.
March Is, Box 47S, Pittsburgh, Pa
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House g. Lot for Sale

TNHE undersigned will sell in lot No. 1873
being situated on the corner of Wyando,
Avenue and Eighth Street, and upon terms to
suit the purchaser The house is frame, well
finished and one story and half high with
good well of water and other conyeniences,
and in pleasant part Of the town.
Mar s,tf MARY MAGlLL.
L. r Seaman, Agent.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1860-03-15

JUST SUCH AS THEY WANT, AND
AT PRICES WITHIN THE
RAECH OF ALL.
If our friends will but give us call We will
convince them what GOOD bargains we can
give them for Ready Pay: Our Motto is
"Quick Sales and small Profits"
There is no use Of talking, we can and will
sell goods for ready pay cheaper than auy one
else can for credit.
If you wish a fine assortment of furs. cali.
Goes ,Delaines Fancy Merinoes, Ssxony Plaids
Woolen goods of all kinds too numerous to
mention. In fact everything pertaining to the
wants If man, W oman and child.
Country produce taken in exchange fol
goods-Jan $3.50. WHHUBBARD.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1860-03-15

EJ Tie State Convention OF the
Democratic party Of Pennsylvania, which
met at Reading. OH the lst inst, nomina.
ted Henry D, Foster for Governor.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1860-03-15

each.
100 Gold hunting cased watches $4,000
100 =" Watches, IS 90
200 " Ladies' Watches, 500
500 Silver watches 1900
500 Gold Guard, Vest chains, 5000
5000 Cameo Brooches, G,t0
5000 Mosaic and Jet Brooches. 600
Lava and Florentine Brooches 500
/" Coral, Emerald and Opal. 500
" Cameo ear-drops, 500
5000 Mosaic and Jet Ear. drops, 500
5000 Lava and Florentnc do, 500
5000 Coral, Emerald and Opal 500
5000 Mosaic. cameo andband bracelets
from $500 TO 1000
5000 Gents breast pins, ! 50 to 600
5000 Watch keys 100 to 10,
Il Fob and ribbon slides, l,00to 6,
5000 Sets Of Bosom studs, 100 to T.
" sleeve buttons, $50 to 100
1000 Plain rings, 9, to 5,
5000 Stone set rings $50 to 7,
1910 Subscription for Weekly pa
pcrs und monthly Magazines, 2, to 3,
1000 Jets Ladies' Jewelry, 800 to Is,
The above list of Goods will be sold for one
dollar cach,--no matter of what value-- and
you will be informed what you can have i'm
mediately on rece ot of your name and address
and it is optional after receiving your certificate
whether you send one dollar, and take the arti-
Gle it calls for, or not.
We shall charge for forwarding the Certifi
Gates. paying postage, and doing the business,
25 cents for sending single Certificate, five
will be sent on receipt Of one dolla; eleven
sent on receipt of two dollars; thirty sent on
receipt of five dollars; sixty-five on of ten dol
lars; one hundred sent On receipt Of fifteen
dollars.
AGENTS WANTED.-Ci Circulars sent
on application; address all communica
tions 10 II. LYMAN d CO.,
No. 337 Chestnut Street.
Feb23-l3t Philadelphia, Pa
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u The official reception Of the japanese En-
bassy IA New York city is said to have been man
aged with great decOrum, and Mayor Wood s
address I'm the main. was in good taste. especially
that part of 1t in which he informed the guests
that no public attentions should be pressed upon
them not altogether consistent with their own
wishes, and that the first duty of hospitality is to
render our guests happy. He assured them they
would not be required to foregO their own prefer
ences In any way. He referred happily to that
city as the residence Of Com. Perry and of Mr..
Townsend Harris, both eminent in the work Of
bringing about friendly intercourse between the
East and West. Gov. Morgan was also present
and addressed the Embassy, and, "a well as the
Mayor, was appropriately responded to through
the interpreters
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Proceedings Of Yesterday Afternssp.

IN THE SENATE, yesterday, after our report
closed
Mr. Davis introduced joint resolution gu pple-
mentary to the joint resolution in relation to the
public printing. 1.-THE effect of this resolution is
simply 70 make II the duty of the Secretary of the
Printing to contract for the erection or purchase
Of the necessary buildings, machinery, and mate
rails for carrying the law into operation
Mr. Hunter moved that the Senate take up
House bill making appropriations for the naval
service for the year ending the 30th June 1861,
which was agreed to; that the Senate insist upon
Its amendments, and ask committee of confer
ence on the disagreeing votes OF the two Houses,
which was agreed TO; and the Vice President ap-
pointed Mr. Mallory, Mr. Bigler, and Mr. Hamlin
on the part Of the Senate
Mr.. Toombs, from the committee of conference
on the part of the Senate on the disagreed ny votes
of the two Houses on the bill making appropria-
lions for sundrv civil expenses of the Government
for the year ending June 80, 1861, reported that
the committee had agreed upon all the questions
of difference between the two Houses, with the
exception Of that relating to the custom house at
New Orleans; and, on motion of Mr. Fessenden,
receded from that amendment
Mr.. Bigler moved to take up the motion TO re-
consider the vote pOstponing the tariff bill to the
second Monday In December next which motion
led TO protracted discussion, which was par
ticipated In by Messrs. Bigler, Cameron, Ten
Eyck, COllamer, Bayard. Hunter. Simmons Will
son, and others when the motion prevailed by n
vote of 30 to II.
The Senate then took up the bill making further
appropriations for the service of the Post Office
Department for the year ending the 3Oth of June,
lSGO; which was discussed at great length, when
Mr.. fulee moved that the Senate insist upon its
amendments and ask committee of conference;
which was agreed TO, and the Vice President a D.
pointed Messrs. Davis, Bragg and Harldn on the
part of the Senate Adjourned.
IN THE House, the bill for the final adjustment
OF private land claims in the STATES of Florida
Louisiana, Arkansas, and Missouri, and for other
purposes, was taken up and passed.
Mr.. Theak moved that the Committee of the
Whole be discharged from the further cOnsidera-
ton of the bill to reduce the compensation of
members of Congress. The question was decided
in the negative
Mr.. Gurley, in response to inquiries said that
the one hundred thousand copies of the Covode
report, ordered to be printed the day before will
cost Gu cents a copy.
Mr.. Morrill, made report in part on the disa.
greeting amendments to the legislative, executive,
and judicial appropriation bill; which was con-
Cured in. Mr. NJ. said the committee of confer.
ence lad come to no conclusion on the Senate's
twenty -milliOn-lOan proposition He moved
to INSIST and to ask a further conference on that
subject; which was accorded.
After the consideration of District appropria-
tons [see local department the House ad journed
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SESATE.-To-daY, immediately after the read
ing of the journal, the Senate went into Executive
session.
The HOUSE passed i large number Of public
and private bills and resolutions, among them
the following:
A bill to punish for malicious injury and tres
pass upon public and private property in the Dis
trict of Columbia.
y joint resolution requesting the President Of
the United states to nominate to the Senate Lieut.
Baldwin for restoration to the active list of the
Navy.
bill ainendatOry Of the act giving effect to
certain treaty stpulatons between this aud fcrgcn
governments for the apprehens on and delivery
OF foreign offenders (under extradition treaties J
bill to carry into effect the provisions of the
treaties between the United states and Japan
Siam, Persia, and other countries. TIt gives Ger
tain judicial powers to Commissioners and Con-
suls of the United States
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NEw BOoKs.-We are indebted to the pub
fishers, who send us, through Frank TAYLOR.
bookseller Tor an carly copy of "Hawksview -
family history Of our own times, by Holne Lee
author OF against Wind and Tide" &c New
York, published by w A. Townsend & Co, IS6C.
We are also indebted TO the publishers, who
send us, through the hands Of Joe ShiIlinrton.
bookseller, ''The Little Beauty" by Mrs Grew,
author Of the Gamblers Wife &r&c. Three
English volumes complete in one Philadelphia,
published by I. h. Peterson Il Brothers, 400
Chestnut street
We are further indebted to Harper & Brothers,
publishes, franklin Square, New York city, for
copies Of the following new works from their
prolific presses, which they have sent us through
the hands of Taylor d Maury, viz: History of
Genghis Khan, by Jacob Abbott, with en1ravings;
smaller History Of Greece, from the Earlies;
Times to the Roman Conquest by William
emith, LID, illustrated by engravings on
WOOD; Cicero on Oratory and Orators, translated
or eoltcd by J. ). w tsOn, and Danesbury House
by Mrs Henry w ood-all published in tie course
OF tne current season. The three irst are of the
class OF elementary standard works for tho pub
hcaton OF which the Harpers are Justly more
famous than any other American publishsrs
never putting their impress to a book of that char
acter that fails TO prove as useful as entertaining
Inc last-Danesbury HOUSES an American edi.
lion OF the most popular English (or rather Scotcbl
temperance tale, of the TINES
We also return thanks to the autho.ess for a
copy OF the Black Gauntlet; tale of plantation
life IN South Carolina, b. Mrs. Henry school
cram, authoress Of African Letters" &c &c
Philadelphia, published by J. B Lippincott &
CO. ISoo-a spirited and entertaining tale, de-
signed 70 expose the errors and wrongs Of aboli-
tOlism hv hafor
OF society In this country, where African slavery
SNiktS
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DISTRICT ACCOMMODATIONS citizens will
be glad to find in our local department a report
Of the favorable action of Congress, YESTERDAY in
regard to appropriations for District purposes
such as the Capitol extension, completion OF the
Potomac Water works, &c. Arrangements were
making at the Capitol this morning for a speedy
commencement Of the work on the extens on bv
the contractors. The renewal Of operations upon
the public works will give employment to
great number Of mechanics
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THIS AFTER NOON q To- MORROW
BIZ J. e. MCGUIRE A. CO. Aucuoneers.
a Isl = A III ~ NV Z ILL.L-..L.

BIZ J. &. MCGUIRE A CO. Aucuoneers
DESIRABLE DWELLING ROUSE AM Low
~ on EAsT CAPITOL ST BETWEEN SECOND ANB
III NJ sIhtkTs EASr, AT frB-IJ ACTION On
THU kSDAH AFTERNOON, Iure 2tst At -
O'Clock, on the premises. we shall - To hIghest
bidder, without reservs. ps,t of Lot No. ,. IL
>qusre NO. asa, ir antIHE p feet on East Cspifol
81 Get between Second aud TsiTd streets east run
nlng back n ieet6Ss inches; together with the i'm
p-ovementf, consisting of = snug two story AM
bAseme NJ Dwelling House.
Terms; One fourth cash; the residue in s. 4. and
is m nths with interest, secured by a deed an trust
on the emltes.
ie " 4 j. q. Mcguire A CO. Anct.
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IVA good many Of our contemporaries are
endorsing an article from the London Ezaminsr,
terming the objection Of modest people to nude
statuary, ''Prudery against aTt.' Nude staIiary
may do very we'll in scientific laboratory studio,
abe same as anatomical subjects, &c but we do
not see any more prudery in Directing to its exhi
bition in public, than in Directing to the exhibit
non Of the originals Of the statuary, in the same
condition What is the difference, oh, unpru-
dish ones
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By WALL BARNARD. Auonou.er.
. i d WALL a BARNARD, Auct..
By A. GREEN. AuctiOncer.


A DMINISTRATOR' SSALE BY ORDER OF
N THIS ORfHANs' CoURT. or ENcELLKNT HOUsr
MOLD AND hiICHEN tUENITURE -bn IEstAA d.
the 18th inst. sha sell. al 10 o'clock m AZ the
late Tetldence OF Sarah smith, deceassd, IN tao
brick house Nos. $50 and 1872 Penn avenue he
tween 10Th and , N streets, the Personal Ef.ct
of the deceased, viz:
Handsome Mahogany and Walnut BrOcatelle Gov
cred ParloT Sets,
Dressing aud other Bureaus and Sidehoards.
Marble top Center, Sofa and Pier Tables and
Stands,
MahogaRy and Walnut whstnots, DINING, Center
aud card Tables,
Fine Gilt-frsme French Plate Mirrors and other
Glasses,
Silver, ated Walters, Casters, Forks, and Ivory
Handle Knives,
chin., Glass, and CroOkery Ware, Msntel Orna-
ments,
Mahogany. French. Cottage, and other Bedstssds
aud NardrObes.
Feather Beds. Hair and other Mattresses and Bed
ding,
Velvet Tapestry, Three ply, and o:her Carpets snd
Kitchen Requisites,
With NAM 9th, articles which we deem unn~oe,
sary to euumerate.
Tsrmt: All sums under 8 IS cash: over S25 Ord
u of and months, for notes salts &C Only On
dOTsed, bearing interest
THOS p. MORGAN, Administrator.
-ge <!-StIhSM A. 6REbN, Auot.
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DEATH OF MEMBER OF COXGRRss.-Last
night, at quarter to IL o'clock, the lon. John
schwartz, a Representative from Pennsylvania.
died at his room at the Washington House. after
painful illness of three days The deceased
was about g. years Of age, and much esteemed
He leaves wife, with family of two sons and
two daughters, who are all at present in this
city The character Of the disease is not precisely
known, though 1t at first assumed the form Of the
jaundice
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BIZ A. GREEN. Auctionesr.

NEW THREE-STORY BRICK HOUSE .rp
1 BOT AT AUCTIoN.-On 4 &C RsDAH the 9ist
instant, shall cell IN front Of the premises At an
O'Clock M. the moth twenty feet front Of Lot No
2. IN CTUttendens subdivision of Square zee front
Ing on sts street west running hack between % and
streets north, 20 public alley, with the imp owe
meants, which consist ot n new Three story Br 81
House, containing SIX good and convenIentiy ar
ranged rooms, with wide PASSAGE aHd built in the
best manner, by one of the best wOrkmsn in this
city. he sale will he worthy ofany one wishing
TO purchase hne small house in a hea thy location
Terms: one third cash; the balance in 8. ~ ~,
and - months, for notes bearing interest from de
OF sale. A deed given aHd a deed of trust taken.
Je l5-d A. GREEN. Auct.
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SURVEYOR GENERAL OF New MExrco.-we
learn that Alexander P .Wilbar formerly of Alex
andrid, Va has been nominated by the President,
and confirmed by the Senate, to the above men
TONED important office few years ago Mr.
w lbar went out as rodnan in the Con m on to
run the boundary between the United States and
Mexico, under the treaty Of Guadalupe Hldalgo 4;
he afterwards became clerk and examiner in the
onice Of Surveyor General at Santa Fe; subse-
quently he went into the field deputy surveyor
In the Territory Of New Mexico and has at length
reached the topmOst round of the ladder. He Is a
native of Virginia, young man, practical sur
veyOr; and the manner In which he has worked
bis way TO his present distinguished position
gives assurance that he will prove an efficient
and faithful public officer
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ASSISTANT SURGEONS IN THE ARMY.-The fol.
lowing candidates have been found qualified for
admission into the Army as Assistant Surgeons
by the Board of Medical Officers which convened
In New York on the LIST of May: DR. c. Z. Byrne
Florida; DR.. John Vansant, L. s. Navy; Dr.
Webster Mass DR. A NJ Fauntleroy Va
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Bv A.GREEN, Auotioneer.


HOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN FURNITURE
AT AUCrION.-On FRIDAY, the 22d instant,
shall sell, at IN O'Clock a. st the resldence Of a
gentleman Ginning Housekeeping, No. AZ Mis-
sour enue, between a. and 6th streets, excel
lent assortment Of Furniture, VIZ:
Mahogany Sofas, Rocking and ParlOT Chars,
DO Dining, Br akfast, Gard and other Ia
bles.
Mahogany Marble-top Dressing Bureau and wash
stand,
MAHOGANY and Walnut Dressing and other Bureaus
and Wardrobss,
Jenny Lind, Cottage and other Bedsteads,
WhatnOt and fine Feather Beds.
Hair, Cotton and Shuck Mattresses.
A large assortment Of Bedding and Pillows and
BOlsters,
China, Glass. CrOckery ard stone ware,
Fine Mantel Vases, with shades and Flowers,
Oh Paintings, Tapestry, Three ply and other Car
pets,
Cooking. AR tish hi and other Stoves.
With q good lot Of Kitchen Requisites,
With many other aItc.es which we deem Unneces-
sary 10 enumerate.
Terms: All sums under S25 cash over SIS
credit OF and months, for notes satisfactorily
endorsed, bearing interest.
jsls 81 A. GREEN, Auot.
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IL Prentice of the Louisville Journal gets of
the following: eve see that the Democratic pa
pers everywhere seem to have been, within the
last few days uncommOnly decent We suppose
their editors have all gone to Baltimore"
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A NALOsTAN RETREAT,
n OK ANALosTkN ISLAND,
Opposite GeoTgsfoicn and WASHINGTON


The subscribers having leased for 8 term Of years
TINS beautiful and romantic spot, opened , A
" Tor the accommodation of the public on y.A1
the 5lst dsy of May, 1850. For beauty of lEIml
scenery, delightful promenades, fishing, &c be-
sldes lis superior water, It Is unsurpassed In the
Union.
The House is large and oommodious, having been
entirely renovated Ii has large Dancing Saloon
attached 20 the house, besides Dining and Dressing
Rooms for both ladies' ana gentlemen. In addition
splendid IbOrs detac ned Tom the buildings
PsTnes, Families and ndividuals will find N n
most desirable ace To pass the Eutry DAYS Of gum
meF, as every attention will he guaranteed hy she
pTopTIetors. The strictest police ARRANGEMENTS
wal be enforced, and Pollti al discussions will be
prohibited. " w
The Larder will he found 70 contain all the deli
cacles OF the season at ali times.
The Far viii be furnished with the choi cest
Llq uors and W lpes and the finest Segars.
societies, SUNDAY Schools, Clubs and Military
Conn anles Will hnd this the most desirable resort
dery dav "
IL Children unaccom panied by their parents or
guardians, viii he excluded from the grounds
Trimming and dogs prohibited.
III , Boats Will leave the foot of HiRh street
youngstown and e street, Washington, hourly
from o clock a. m. TIL II p. m daily.
Persons PreferTlng a pleasant wa Il can reach the
Island VIA the AQueduct.
WesOliclt the pU bile 20 judge for thems elves and
ieel assured OF giving satisfaction.
Je 9eOn JACOB w. POWERS A. CO.
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Or. SCHENCV

Digs Leave to Inform has patients-and o,ha,s
IN wsss y, who may wish to consult him in
or stomach Diseases-that his usual vsetfy ris;,
On account OF urgent ENGAGEMENTS elsewhere will
not lake place until "Wednesday. July IIth. q :
Louisiana av. and 7th ST. INV VI
Dr. sCHENCk desires to state that his advice
as heretofore, invariably free of charge BAT for
examining the Lungs with his RKsPIRoMsTER hi.
chs,ge is sS, except cases OF persons unable to
pay All Of Qr. Scbenck's MedicInes are for sale
a. sAN'L 3. WATTS Drug and Prescription Store,
- scove stated. je A-eo2w
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By j. c. MCGUIRE a. co. Auctiopeers
IN II ITSTEEys. A 4 nE ENrE ENr I,I.r

by j. =. Mc5 OlhE CO-. AuctiOneerG.
TRUSTEE'S~sAL LIE Of EXCELLENT FIR
u NITuRE AND HoUszHoLD EFFEcTS.-On "a r
URDAH MORNING, june sd, at 10 O'CLOCK, on
the hrst floor Of the Auction Rooms. by yirtus OF
deed Of trust dated May 18th, 1883, snd duly re
corded in llber j. A. No. us, foios ~ et see .
one Of the land records for Washington COUNTY. we
shall sell
One excellent esl octave mahogany ease risno
Walnut carved Parlor SUITE, finished IN hair cloth
Marble top Centre and Sofa Tables whstnot,
Walnut Fancy Tables, Reception Chairs,
Gilt frame NJ antel and Pier Glasses.
Damask aud Lace Curtains and Cornloe,
Brussels and three-py Carpets,
0Icioth and Mating,
Set handsome blue and gold enameled Chamber
Furniture, with Marble tops,
Set handsomf black and gold enameiled Cha nhef
Furniture. with Marble tops.
Set Of Walnut Chamber Furniture,
Set Of Mahogany Chamber Furniture,
Rosewood and Mahogany Dressing Bureaus
single walnut Wardrobes. Painted Wardrobess
Six ourled hair Mattresses,
Bolstert aud Pillows.
BlaB kets, Comforts, Counterpanes.
Mashstsnds, Granite Toilet Sets, Shades,
walnut extension Filming Table, Refrigerator,
Mahogany SldeDoard. Cane seat Chairs,
Mahogsny SOFA Bed, Sleepy hollow Chair,
Cooking ard other Stoves, Wire safe, &o-,
sils.
Terms: $50 and under, cash; over that sum
credit of5 81, and 20 days, for Satisfactorily en-
dorsed notes, bearing interest.
jeIs-d j. C. MCGUIRE A CO.. Aucts.
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II Senator johnson, of Tenn, has formally
withdrawn bis name from the Baltimore Conven-
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II The adjourned Richmond Convention, It
Is said will be held at Baltimore, instead Of Rich
mond
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ParnG nal.

' The health of Judge Douglas does not per-
NIT him to resume his seat in the Senate.
- Herbert Ingram, Esq NJ p, proprietor
ana editor oil the illustrated London News is "a id
70 De coming to America in the Great Eastern.
Inc Hon A H. Stephens, of Georgia is
exceedingly unwell from attacks of vertigo with
which he has recently been visited and Is unable
al present to attend to business of any kind.
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ADJUSTMENTS.
ODD FELLOWS HALL.-Third and last week
~ OF the Triumphant Success of

ODD FELLOWS HALL.-Third and last week
" OF the Triumphant Success of
ThiOdOn's Museum Of Mechanical Arts.
CHANGE OF PROGRAMME.
The following New Scenes will be presented
THIS EVENING:
LIST. View Of the Town of TangicrS.
I'd Washington at Valley FOrae.
81. National Presentation.
4th. The Eternal City of Rome.
5th. Automaton Rope Naulter.
City OF SslzbuTg, with q beautiful effect Of the
Rising Sun.
To conclude with a grand and awful scene of 8
storm at Sea.
Doors 0pea at ~ O'Clock; performance will
commence at s. On Wednesday and Saturday AT
ternoons Special Performances; doors open ct
o'clook-commence st s Children 20 day perform
anoes Is ots. Cards of sdmisslon 3 cts. Je ~
f. FREE CONCERTS!
hhNST LOEFFLER, Ne1c York drerse, BE-
tEetH Isl qua ID streets, would respectfully ~
STATE "a the public that A CONCERT QfSB
zELEGI MUSIC Will be given everv MON S6&
DAY and THURSDAY EVENINGS during the
season 81 ms PAVILION, commencing st O'Clock
ana ending al 10 p. IN. Previous 70 the Concert.
the saloon Is open TO those desiring to while
Away few hours IN the may dance. ICE
CREAM. WATER ICES, and every desoription
OF CONFECTIONERY always ready at city
prices.
Parties desiring the Gardens for Pic Mo pur
pos, 8; are requested to give day or two notioe.