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The New York herald., 1863-11-20

A despatch from Paris. dated the 9Th instant
says that the influence Of the Emperor's speech on
the money market was no, yet ascertaIned. The
market was under the influence Of the continued
drain on metal in London and Paris, and yet
higher rate Of discount was expected. At The
close Of the Bourse the quotations showed a
decided fall. Rentes los, Soc, recedIng again TO
the old figure Of 67f.
The statements of the banks Of the three prinei-
pal cities o. the Union for the last week compare
with the previous one and the corresponding tine
of leo2 an llows;--
The New York herald., 1863-11-20
For Additional Particulars See TentI
Page.
Supreme Court.
p.sovs tlon Iudcp IlgyahfY

Before fhn. Judge Insrahsm
Nov. 1p--in te mailer Of tk Peit,on 9 John hur ond
obers % pyo- part ~ hs Sizn and kDM lsr.<
hd,irodd racHavus come 70 TIE conclusion That the
Injunction Ia this action should dssolved zee
ton Why, The plaintiffs ak 10 siay the ~sessfDent %
damages they should not be grsiihed Tie assssment
"a for their oenent, and tho delay vii be ch1geAbs 70
the1 application. Appieatloo granted.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1863-07-08

FROM PENNSYLVANIA&NApyI,
The dispatches from pennsylva ia ,,i
Western Maryland are not calculated 70 NY
llghteen much on the situation Of ml;t,rr 81
fairs. The tenor Of the advces is that ~,
Confederate army is retreating, and that w.
Federal forces are pursuing and have snccaoa
ed IN capturing large number Of 1r;>ouo,s
beside army and ambulance trains The Con-
federates had not all left PENNSYLVANIA on NIor
day, as skirmishes are reported on that dav 81
Mercersburg, Waynesboro', Cashtovp, and
other places. One dispatch states that in
view Of the rise in the Potomac, all homes Of
the escape Of the Confederate army is cut of
whilst another admits that it may cross into
Virginia above Williamsport on the restlC.
work bridge erected when the army entered
Maryland. The latest dispatches report the
continued retreat Of the Confederates towards
Hagerstown and Wi!liamsport with the inten
ton Of crossing Their wagon trains are in
front and were being fer1ied across the river
The Federal forces were following closely and
another great battle may yet be fought before
Gen. Lee succeeds in crossing his whole army
1t is indeed reported that fighting commenced
near Williansport yesterday, and was still CO.
lug on when the party who brought the in}6r,
nation lett.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1863-07-08
FROM NEW ORLEANS.

New York, July 1.-THE steamship Ga,
hawba, from New Orleans on The Both ult,
arrived tonight. The Fra srates that large
Confederate force under Gen. Greene ap,
preached Donaldsonville on the 9th ult', de-
handing its surrender.
The Confederates demanded the re1nvoa' OF
the won en- and children. At halt past On
the morning of the 28th, they made vigorous
attack in force. The battle lasted till day.
light, three hours, when they were repn Us I,
with heayyloss. The Federal loss SIX Kill .
and fourteen wounded, including among the
latter two officers The gun5oats part'cpa'
ted. c,o...
Tits estimated that hundred Contedera'e'
were left on the field, and the entire Con's0e1
are loss is nearly six hundred. ihe 'sue ,;o
took hundred and twenty prisoners l,ciuo'" "s
eleven commissioned officers, among "no'" az
= COLONEL, two majors, and one captain d.
ronfsaarate lieutenant colonel, two MAJORS
and five Ieutenants we're killed Ne"SpaP paa
- Nav Orleans state that the federa'' "as
oantnred Pamela, Miss, destroying 1 1slS
amounts Of property, and cutting Oh ''''
ston. = communications and supplies
Woo President Hamlin, and Senators , rs1
,.,dan and Morrill,, of Maine, together ~, "5
SENATOR Wilson, of Massachusetts NAVE sso rn
conference with the Government cs au'D vessels
,ah;ch resulted in the ordering OF i've i've, 'S Man.
of a, war to % p5 css one Of them to especially
o s1 for the safety Of fishing yesssls. ---
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1863-07-08
Y y ZIP COOL!

and The he g";6;6 f fcz u" % o. o
$:$ ;::: 5pS5:: Il: +
sorders for largs. 2o9n1 td It nos: f.
W. 1sf1 n IN u.s. will be promptly "''' mh I'LL
yorable terms,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1863-07-08
OH glltxan1riA GAzett&
WEDNESDAY EVENING, JULY 8.
70 rt7E SUBSCRIBERS TO TIE GAZETTE

o. Of nv fellow citizens, by military authority,
10 leave the place Of my nativity and my meme,
nv connection with the Ga24tte Will be sever"
al, temporarily at least can do no less than
rarnrn to those who have heretofore generous
" supported me in my Iabors, my heartfu'
thanks and assure them OF my constant gratl-
,u7e. Nv lot and that Of my fathers has
been peculiarly hard lie has lost since the
commencement of the present troubles the ear
nnos Of lie time and /, all OF my labor since
manhood In his future efforts to support
himself and his family, | cannot doubt, that
even under the most adverse circumstances he
w;ll he sustained, by those in whose midst ne
Was born and has lived -whilst | must seek
for my support among those with whom my
]ot NAV We cast, EDGAR SNoWDEN, jr.
Co1rSTY COURT. --l From the Record. Tues
3av PAYNE ct al Us. Ludwell Mortimer--un-
lawful detainer-verdict for plaintiffs.
BARCLAY VS. McMllan-in case-remanded to
rules.
Geo, ". Brent, al pointed in The will of /.
youis Kinzer, deceased, as Executor, was re-
onlred to appear at twelve Q clock on Wednes-
dav 20 qualify by taking the oath, &c.
The grand jury appeared in Court pursuant
20 adjournment, and after retiring for short
slime returned and presented indictments
AGAINST Walter Waddey for acting as clerk tor
+. r, Evans; Edward Leadbeater acting as
clerk for Mrs NJ. Leadbeater; Joseph Pad
0att clerk for Fred, Studds; Franklin Creigh-
ION clerk for SamuelW. Pepper Gilbert Simp-
SON, clerk for Margaret Simpson Henry Peel,
cler for Henry Cook; Jas. JaVins, clerk tor
Monroe 4 Co; Geo. I. Baldwin, clerk for
las, T. Carlin; J. Porter, for acting as Ply
stefan without having obtained license Il. 3.
Fleming, Tor selling good, wares, &C., without
license J. B. johnson, for acting as phi ysl-
clan without license; D. Nj. French, for act
inc as physician without license julius Die
melt. for acting as dentist without license; W.
r, Muir, for selling goods wares, &c., with
out license, Brewster Perkins, for assault and
battery, on Lavinia NJ Payne-all true bills.
There being no further business before the
grand jury, they were discharged.
The Court then proceeded to lay the County
Levy. The Indebtedness of the county IS
s2.l67, so. TO meet this indebtedness an as
sessment Of 81. SO on each tythable was made.
Barker IS. johnson, unlawful detainer-
same Us. Todd-unlawful detainer-jury una
bic to agree-case continued.
J. NJ. Stewart, vs. NJ. NJ. Lewis, in case
verdict for plaintiff dgment accordingly with
costs the Court ordering that the real estate
attached in this case be sold at auction, and
the proceeds applied to satisfy the judgment;
The plaintiff to give bond in the same of $500,
with condition to perform such future order as
N y be made upon the appearance OF the de-
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1863-07-08


Der to go to- morrow We cannt yet ACCURATELY 90
certain.
r ;s ronorted that General Hooker was yes
terdav ordered under arrest for being IN " ASH
;noton contrary to general order prohlbltine'
officers visiting the city except on oe'hg ofo0'
ed there or having business with the Vo'eIn-
mont The General was Immediately released,
however. Many other officers, we understand
have been placed under arrest tor the same
reason.
Bottoms bridge, heretofore so frequently
mentioned in the peninsular campaign, was the
SCENE Of a skirmish few days ago. 1t IS salo
70 he nine or ten miles from Richmond,
nnon which movement, it is said, IS again
to be made.
The Fremen's Insurance Company OF Wash
;noton and Georgetown has just declared
dividend of % per cent.
Ely S. Parker, Chief Of the Seneca Nation
has accepted the position of assistant adJutant
general on the staff OF General Smith, now at
he WASHINGTON Star says that the dig
g;ng Of grave for the interment OF murder
ed soldier" in Washington, was only troIlc'
among some soldiers, designed to quiz drunk
en- fellow. zanoa
At Washington salute Of one hundred
guns was fired in honor OF the tall OF
Vicksburg and at Philadelphis and New ork
similar modes of rejoicing were the order OF
the day together with the ringing OF DeIs'
and shouts and cheers at all the promlnant
nlaces, At the New York Stock Board the
nr;ce Of gold suddenly went down to 80, snd
was weak at that.
A despatch from Raleigh, dated the LIST
;nst announces that both Houses OF the Leg
islature of n. c., went into secret session on
that day to receive verbal communication
from the Governor.
The loss among the Confederate general
officers in the late battles has been very great
Major Gen. Trimble is prisoner, with ms loot
zone. Brgadier General Kemper is prlso-
ner and in dying condition. Gen. Arml-
stead, who was captured on Thursday, is dead
Major General Hood was wounded IN the arm
Cons Beth Pender and Picket are also known
to be wounded. Gems. Barksdale and Garnet
were killed
According to the Philadelphia pa pers it was
q Confederate general named LongsWorth, aad
not Longstreet, who was killed.
The funeral of General Reynolds took place
at Lancaster, Pennsylvania, on the 4th Instant.
r IS stated that the returns IN the medical
directors Office show that since the the
commenced 1876, 900 soldiers had been discharg-
al from the army on q surgeons certificate,
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-04-21

A. 2. WARE &c co.
mch2 d&Wtr
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-04-21
G0aI
NEW MARBLE MORRISON Pleasant

"
IN Street, (near Main,) Worcester, Mass II. D. SAN
FORD q Co.. having bought out 1.-THE Monumental part
ony' of Thomas Lewis Sons business, will manuac
ture all kinds of Monuments, Nantes, Grave Stones,
&c of all various kinds of Foreign and Domestic
Marbles. Granite and Iron Fences, for Cemetery work
Free stone soap sone Slate Stone Furniture and Cab
inetSlabs, &c, &C.
n B.-All kinds of Sculpture work done in the best
STYLE Designs furnished at the shortest notice, at
the shop Pleasant street. near MAN, Worcester, Mass
Refer ences given if required. II: ID. SANFORD
mchiq dNW3m# ". GOSLING,
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-04-21
Amttrnms.
A DESIRABLE REsTDENCE
A REM ESTATE AT AUCTION
u1uo BY f. W. VAIL.
IL'HREE HOUSES AT AUCTION

Worcester. Anrll G. laGa ~ Au0'lonSeL;
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-04-21
a. ?. WARE & co.

Ek' <, w A-IGG q w,
1854, 1853 and ITO Main St. Worcester,
BEG LEAVE TO NOTIFY TIEIR
CUSTOMERS AND THE PUBLIC GEN
ORALLY, THAT THEY HAVE NOW
IN STORE, AND IN PROCESS OF MAN
UFACTURE, a STOCK OF GREAT Tx
TENT AND VARIETY, EMBRACING
n MOST COMPLETE ASSORTMENT
OF
seasonal g Garments,
ADAP FEB no THE VARIOUS WANTS
OF ALI CLASS Es OF CUSTOM EEgs.
MUCH CAHE HAS BEEN TAKEN TO
PRODUCE; GAas NGg;NTs UNsCIeIMPED
IN PSOP0RTEONs, TASTEFUL IN
STYLE, ANB Of PROPER WORK
MANsHIP: AND WE REsPEOTFULLY
INVITE THE EXAMINATION OF ALL
IN WANT OF READY.NIADE CLOCH-
ING. PURCHASERS OF
SprI"g Overcoats
r'sAEH> or n SAT4SFA a.
TORY SELECTION FROM OUR AS
SEDIMENT.
WE ALSO INVITE ATTENTION TO
OUR LARGE STOCK, AND ExTEN-
sGvE VARIETY OF
Cloths, Cassimeres and Vestin 9so
ADAPTED TO ALL DESCRIPTIONS
OF GARMENTS, FOE AL CONDI-
TIONS ARD AGES of MASCULINE
MUMAN NIFTY, WHICH WILL H Il SOLD
BY TRsE PIECE OR YARD, Al THE
LOWEST POSSIBLE PRICES, OR
MADE UP INTO GARMENTS TO Oss-
DER, FOR EITGaEW MEN Og BOYS,
IN THE BEST STYLE AND MANNER,
AND SATISFACTION IN ALL GASES
WARRANTED.
WE ALSO INVITE THE PAR ElOU-
LAR ATTENTION OF THE PUBLIC
nc OUR EXTENSIVE DEPARTMENT
OF
Boys Clothing.
WHICH WILL BE FOUND AS At
TRA CTIVE AND AS sV ELI SUPPLIED
As EVER. MUCH CARE WILL BE
CONSTANTLY EXERCISED TO REN-
DEEs THIS IMPORTANT BRANCH OF
0UEe USINESS IN ALL RESPECTS
DESEEsVENG OF TIE PKTK0N n G Il
OF ALL PURCHASERS OF 80 -
CLOT HING.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-04-21

A,,ontIon anIdIers !-PRoTEoT YOUR lEALTH!-
NJ sensibie no wi leave the city without supply of
HOLLOWAY s PILLS AND Ointment. For Wounds limas,
arc The hest In the world Every English and French
soldier uses them Only q cenis per box or pot 2-6
sViu'O' 49, ais div
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-04-21
s. .sFxv.-l8 6O-:K.. !
Planta ton BitterS !
TIE FUR ST AND MOSr EFFECTUAL TONIC AMI
MORNING APPETIZER THE WORLD HAS
EVER PRODUCED.
The Sovereign Remedy for dyspepsia!


This Medicine will not ''cae al DiseaSes bat is in
tended to be SPECIFIC FOR STOMACHIC DERANGEMENT
And We arc confident that any ordinary case of Dys
pepsia, Liver Complaint, Nervous Affection, Sour Stom
ach Loss Of Appetite, Nervous Headache. Diarrhes,
Sinking, Weakness, Mental Dependency, &C., be
cured by the Plantation Btters.
That YOU judge of its efficacy publish list of
of the articles used in its PREPARATIONS
CALIsAYA BARK-Celebrated for two hundred
years IN the treatment Of Fever and Ague, Dyspepsia
Weakness, &c. 1t was introduced INTO Europe in 1910,
AMI sold to the Jesuits the price ofs
own weight in silver. humboldt makes special mention
OF its medicinal qualities. in his SOuth American rrav
els On B.-F0r full description Of this justly cee
brated bark see u. 5 Med. DisDensatory.)
CAsCARILLA 8ARK-FOr Diarrhea, Collie and Diseases
Of the stomach and Bowels
DANDELIoN-For Inflammation of the Loins and Drop
steal Affections.
CHAMoMILE FLowERs-For Enieebled Digestion.
LAVENDER FLowERs-Aromatic, stmulant and tonic
highly invigorating in Nervous Debil ty.
INSTRUMENTATION Serofula, rheumatism &c.
ANIsE-An aromatic carmiRatiye creating flesh mus
Gle aud milk much used by mothers nursing
Also Glove buds. orange, carraway, cOrander snake
root, DC, all preserved in perfectly
ST. CROIX RUM.
The powerful nvgOratng ana tonic properties Of St
CroiX Rum have been long acknowledged BY the physi-
clans of the world For consumption 1t is the only slim
ulant that should be used
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-04-21
rsTIso.

In this city, April 20, Fphram W wesson, 80 years
Funeral on Wednesday, at ono c Ock, at the Park
street Church Relatives and friends invited to at
tenu.
In this city April 49, Miss Abigail Mctcalf 81 years
5 mos. $500,
Funeral on Wednesday, at ten o'clock. Relatives and
friends are invited 10 attend -,
In this city, April II, Willie son of Alexander ana
Nancy Elliott 10 days. 18th, AIDE 10 L, daughter OF
a ID Laura Ann Gimhy, year l9th, Anna JOSE
phine daughter Of John and Rachael q bailau'oSi'
6 mos days. 9 A., IT and
In leicester March l6 Frank A. son OF As' u sio
Sarah Pond aged years month day Aprii d1 ma
II Pond aged 80 yrs / mo days. new Hampshire -"
pers please copy. To ,roors
IN Iarlwick Aprl Is, John Dean, aged 20 Hea 11
IN West Brookfeld April Is. Joseph Dean ageu ~ Of
In Meridcn ii March u, l. Elias Frost age Ar
wears lie was a ltive of Mcndon, ava son VI NY ~
srab Frnst II Graduated at brown university IN the
class Of 1874 lion arcus Morton of Taunton ana non
Samuel Randall f Warren, are am ing MS su's 'A"'
mates.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-04-21

II N
- am instructed to sell on TIrRsDAY Me- Eth =,
pect and Millbury streets " ' '' live
Also Immediately after, double house on MuIberrv
street, near the of Prospect street
four tenements. '' '''''""'e
Also Cottage opposite, Mulberry street near
Prospect street, containing six rooms ~ 1850
Terms liberal and made known at sale
apl5 dtk n w VAN
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-04-21
MORTGAGEES SALE,-By virtue

TVT - VITIUG oil
A'A power Of sale conia aimed In n certain MORTGAGE
given by Daniel r. Pratt to Ira Bryant bearing date tie
18Th day Of March A. d. 1856 and recorded m the Regis
try o. Deeds for the county OF Worcester, Book $780, pa.
ges l79 and lS9, and by said Bryant assigned to me
shall se at public auction the premises described In
said mortgage on SATURDAY the sixteenth dav of NAV
next at ~ O'Clock A. NJ the follow ng described real es
tate 70 VIII certain tract CT land situated the east
cry SIDE OF wellington street. in said Worcester bound
ed as iolows-beginning at the of said Yelling
ION ana Essex streets, thence running eastCry said
Essex street one hundred and hiry-our feet to Essex
court so called thence running northery said Essex
court one hundred and seventyve feet to land now or
Pratt land fifteen feet more less to land of William c.
Geodspeed thence westerly said Goodspeed land one
hundred and sxtyhve feet more less to said Yelling
ton street thence southery said Wellington street
one hundred and iOryve feet to the cfhepinnnR
Said estate contains elegant residence well supplied
with choice fruit trees and protected By fence
JOSEPH THAYEH,.
49, - Assignee Of said mortgage.
Worcester A prl 49, 1861. deadts ael4
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-04-21

AIRS. Nj. w. GernId-, PHYSICIAN AND sue
cRsssuL MIDWIFE, No, 40 Exchange street. Special
attention given &c Uterine Comp ANTS and dslGses Of
children. Once hours from Z to A. and tron to
2 p,
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-04-21
Conditional.
SELL SEMINARY
BOOKKEEPING AND WRITING.
MIR. sOUTMGATE

will open his Writing Academy on WEDNESDAY. Oct.
Is 1862 Piper Block, Room No. s. for the receptions
Of Ladies and Gentlemen. Mr. s. hiss formerly taught
in many the PRINCIPAL schools in this state and Others
among them at the Berkshire Gymnasium and Female
Seminary, under Prof Dewey and f. Phelps, pitsheld;
also Mrs. Wizards Troy, and Female seminary. Al
bany Mr.. 5 will give lessons in private schools ON
reasonable terms Satisfaction guaranteed to all atten
tive scholars. Terms moderate.
Hours from TO IL A. n 2 to 5, and 81 to Q P. n.
OILS dt
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-05-13
Sales bn anrtion.

a j. BLEECKER, SON 81 Co. WILI
a. SELL. on WEDNESDAY,, May = az . ei0cAs
AZ the Exchanse ss'e.Foonn No. III Broadway, -,
nv order Of the supreme Court under the direction OF n
T. Mrnn jr., speeia saarlisn. - ,o....
Persmpcry of 2z0 Lots of Ground on Bfosdwsy o0n
O6th 10Th and les h-sfs and ltn and zthav WIKI ra1
~ Water rats o. tho Hudson River, aud two weouit
N.nsion, ia rood condition. with Outhouses and Staoes
Tn. tract comprises ih-sne Block bounded by brosoS
way lith-sv. aud lJ5th and otth .ts ,u. ,,.,,
Ne entr, lock bounced by 18th aud l2havs and lo'p
be Its on the south -ide Of l65th, between broad.
was and the river with the Lots On lin ana I'm
Tine sie Biloxi bounded by Broadway, l06th and lO7n,
IA and 2tby With Corr formed the intersection o.
llth.sv. with the Waier fropt a..
IN dor. or rip OF Land extending from Broadway 10 ths
river the uohheriy side % lylih-sI ~. =, to,h,
All the Lots with thu Front, on tie east side OF iI'
.v between lo7th 3tt.ts together with 10 fa Lou 10
the rear on l01'h and ln3tn-s's uz
Also the valuable Lot, with the heprco tninA-
substantial toe nOrtn-eat corner OF ofoea
va, and Wah-t containing 20 feet font on bfoadwy tna
10 feton Worh-st ulding sas an ron roo. douoi2
.d xt~sys Odernbuit vaults on both strt ets sn3
~ carefully built By ds for tue ownef d. NOLAN
corner OF Was Chufchs IN the inediste nelsnoor
hod OF the comuecia distinct containing oLss iees On
Wslsei sni az on Cbureh-st ~ ,oe ch,,,h.
Also the snn-ta,i House and Lot NO. 100 Chnrcns
Al n.tw.en r auallr Wnitssts .ize on Churcns1 ~
fest BY 100 feet deep. -
Tits ind,puabe aud terms favorable wnien VIII De
b, the Acc lone. before the dsy Of sale Maps
n the nropsry can De the os of the Aucuoreer o
- ED hear Nssans For further particulars see the sps'
cai IN be Evening Pos aid journal OF Cen
mgrcs or appy to o. TlLLOrsYS Counselor ~ Law ne
II MA.st.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-05-13
AY. MAY Is. 1863.
Amusements.
AMERICAN MUSEUM.

DARNUMs AMERICAN MUSEUM.
WEDNESDAY, MAY 10. Iee,.
GRAND NATIONAL BABY SHOW
NATIONAL BABY SHOWt
BABY SHOVE
an' TT Ta +. MOST 1TIhACTIvE EXHIBITION
Of the season. Over
100 BEAUTIFUL BABIES,
bssids large number Of -.l 10
TRIPLETS
.1, ..,.. r. TRIP LET'S ..
tthst TO- three children 81 biith)
TWINS AND FAT BABIES,
TWINS AND FAT BABIES,
hsve exhibition making the most extraordinary ds
p''' v '''''' JUVENILE HUMANITY 7
ans iSs The BALANCE OF THE WEEK.
ALL THE PREMIUM CHILDREN,
ALL THE PREMIUM CHILDREN,
ALL THE PREMIUM CHILDREN,
all the most besaia snd io,s.s.tiss Of toe entire
FIRST OR 800 PREMIUM CHILD,
12 PAIRS OF TWINS, -,
10 PAIRS OF TWINS, f
40 PAIRS OF TWINS,
ONE SET OF TKIPLEr5,
consisting of three Ss% Ras sII2y ''''i' Old ''d'
win be on exhibition from II O'Clock morning TIL p M.
From till 8 evening
ALL BABIES, TWINS, TRlPLETS. aud FAI BAblro
over wears Of age viii DO exhibited.
To be seen at all hours day an . evening
THE BEAHDED LADY .x,,--no
SEA LION, BEAR SAMSON LlYiNo MONSTER
: SNAKES, HAPPY FAMILY, LIVING SEAL,
II, AQUARIA &c-
THE GREAT sTEREosCOPIC Exhibition
THE MOsr BEAUTIFUL OPTICAL EXHIBITION
the world. On curtain OF nearly 100 square i5e' 10
produces true TO lie aud tn,tne. the nioH bssntiui nj
PHOTOGRAPHIC VIEWS OF SCENbhd ...
CELESTIAL AND ANIMATED OBJECTS,
sTATUARY. -
.afrl BASS RELIES,
BUILDINGS. PORTRAITS, Nc, se.'
Twin be exhibited Ia tho Lee Room EVERY Ar LEh-
NOON aud EVENING.
The boautifol donesti' drama, -
THE Old HOUSE AT HOME,
I'HNi NJ i'''' EVERY EVENING si7l.
MAD WERE TIRE CLtIBVOYANh
AsTE0IOGisT AND YokfUsk-lhLLkt
may be consulted privately At - cent? extra
| Admission, IS cenrsi CDicren under ~. 10 cents