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Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-03-24
PARTICULAR NOTICE.

There are mfny preparations sold under the name
Bitters put ~ in quart bottles, "'mpounded Of the
cheapest wh <, or common rum costing irom ~ to 4oc
by GniSe corlander S'ed
T6is cass of Bitters has caused AID viii continue 10
cause A. nj as they can be sod hundreds to die the
- q a.. d-unkard Bv their use the system l. kept
,;naII under the influence of alcoholic Smulants oil
the worst kind the desire for liquor created and kept
nm and the result is all the horrors attendant upon
For those uho desire and trW haze a liquor bltiers
we publish the Ollowiag receipt Get one 0oue ~
Booaagd's Geyz,an Filters and m with Htee GnaTts
of 1,od BydDdu Or Whisky, and the result VII oe
nreDara;ion II will Ttr eSt IN medical virtue ano true
excellence Of the numerous liquor bitters IN tn'
market and sill cost much iess. You will have all ths
virtues Of .ofadS Bitcrs IN connection with gooe
article of liquor at much less price than these niero
preparations will cost you.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-03-24
LAW BOOKS.
DAVIS INDIANA DIGEST.

A DIGEST OF THE DECISIONS OF THE SUPREME
a Court IL the State If Indiana, comprising ne cases
-tea IN the eight volumes of blackford and the nrs
sixteen volumes Of Indiana Reports; together win the
Revised Statutes OF the state, emh ded w tne COTTON
Of Gavin Hord. BY Edwin A DAVIS l. L D. WI
svo IS 90. -,
The first edition of this valuable work was completely
exhausted in less than three months from me Tine OF
n,hlication new edition. printed fine white paper,
= now ready This i Of the most comPle'e ana oe'
arranged dcess ever published ard has received the
highest Communications Of he legal profession
The Hon. VI. VI. RAY say; - =.
The Digest i a It's plan and exc atioh a. J,
Is useful 10 the profession. This no abrdgemeht o
the Reports hut genuine digest 81 thrm'
The Hon. Dawn McloNAID Says: 49,.
at is no small communication % the work tha' j
digest not only Of an our supreme Court decisions WI cI
have be "a published. but also OF ali the ih''e'n ~
now iu force
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-03-24
We are the only Agents for the cry Of the
Good Samaritan Cooking,
AND THE
P.fRLOR STOtE

TIE GOOD SAMARITAN. for which We have the eS
elusive agency l. offered to all who are u want ~
FIRST CLASS COOKING STOVE, with the utmost conn,
dence that will not fail 20 please th" most eareiu
housckrepcr, IL Is adapted for wood or coal
The GuOp SAMARITAN has taken the iir't premium
AT hr Eleventh Annual indiana state Fair over all other
Cooking Stoves
double top and base has thar doubt the fadiaihg
surface any other Stove Of IL Size ana vi" th"" OUT
more heat with one-half The wood rhi' Stove having
been tested We take pleasure IN presenting II 70 the pub
lie the best aud economical Parl stove IN the
market
Agent, for ludianapo, for Heller ioung's old es'
tab irhtd
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-03-24
GENERAL FoR INDIANA

GENERAL INDIANA.
Conrad Baker. Col. LIST Indiana cavalry and A.
A Provost Marshal General for Indiana. OF
Ace Blackford's Block. southeast corner Me-
ridian and Washington streets, upstairs
boards Al No. 1872 North Tennessee street, 2,sl4
lame. G. Jones. Col. AID Ind. infantry and SUI
prrntrndeut for Recruiting Tor lnvahdCorps
and commander OF camp OF rendezvous VI
ice, District Headquarters boards al ba'es
HOuse. ----s...-. ..-.-. @,oof
lohn n Scott. Captain. 18th Ind volunteer III
fsutry and A A. A. G. and Inspector oHce
with A. A. p. NJ. g.: boards at Macy House. LAS
C)rrs Blake, Captain 3sth Ind volunteer nian-
try and Assistant superintendent OF hectun-
ing INSPECTOR. &c. Office. District Head
quarters: boards at Macy House. ........-. i4oo
T. . a. Ia Hunt, Lieutenant aud Adjutant 18th
Ind volunteer infantry and superintendent
Of arrest 81 deserters. Office. with A. ~ r. 800
NJ. G..-----.-----..----- - if'-'
H. u. Finch, Lieut. and Y. M SD lnd Noiun-
tear infantry A. A. Q. VI. and Inspector. Or
e. Nth A A. p N. g.: boards al Patterson
house ...-.-...---.-.-----.- i'Foo
hoard on ENROLMENT or THE SIXTH ENROLMENT
DISTRICT
a. Rralen. Captain and Provost Marshal Of
Zee BIacs ford's Block, Sd foor boards at o.
Johnsons, three miles north oil the city, d. =
railroad .................s'''.'.s s..s''.' i,*ao
VIM J. Wallace. Commissioner onice BLACK
a. ock residence No 1ol East Market
street. ...s.ssssss.s'sssss $40
rho,,as n Harvey Surgeon. Office with Pro-
xc~t Marshal; boards at No 1914 East " ash -
inrton street. ..-...'.'''''' -'-o'
1854
a.. O., Darlington. once in State House. 4,O5i
sO.s2a
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-03-24
NJ Alcohol or Bad whisky!
They Will ouRE the above diseases in ninety eAse
OF OF a hundred.

OF OF a hundred.
uNDrCkD ny THE EXTENSIVE SALE ANDuNiVkR-
4 SAL popularity OF HOLLANDS German hitlers pure
Ia yeeetable) hosts OF ignorant quacks an
a,l,euturer. have opened upon suffering humanity ih'
flood gates of no trum, ia he shape OF we
IN comp undcd with injurious drugs, anu ehTiS'eheu
TONES Stomachcs and 81 ters.
tnns H. plethoric hotes aud big beled kegs uaer the
modest ppelation Of Btiers, which Instead oil curing
only aggrav.te disease and leave the disappointed sui
ferer al despair
DO non uanf SOMETHING 10 strengthen you
DO you ,canf good dPpeflteF
Do gou rant 10 build Hp your constitution
DO you rant 10 feel nell?
Do uou rant to gel rid Of nervousness?
DO you rant energy!
DO Dou rant 10 stetp rel?
DO non rant brisk and rigorous teeilngY
II von do use HOOFLAND'S GERMAN
BITT'ERS.
From Rer d. Necton Bro,ch, d. n. Edaor ef tie b'a-
] cycloJediIo ~ Religious hfOtcitdge
Although not dis .osed recommend patent
medicines in general through dtrusi Of their mgr dienls
and effects Vet know of no sufficient reasons why
man m " not testify the benefits he believes bmse
10 have re- eived from any simple preparation III ''
hone that he NAV thus contribute to the beneh oil others
do this more readily regard to Hoohand' "ernaf
pitters prepared by Dr. c NJ Jackson. OF this city, be
cause was preu iced against them tor many years IN
der the impression that they were chieny an aoo on
mis- ture am indebted my friend Robert Shoemaker
FSo f. the removal Of this pre- udlCe by proper tests
and for encouragement try them, when suffering iron
great and long continued denny S - = , 90,
Ties of these berS at the beginning oil present year
was followed by evident relief and restoration To a.
gree bodily and mental vgor which had nor no .
Six months before. and had almost oe pal,e vi
ing therefore ina Opu anu my illtnu lVI uIloNu"
80 - rho pse Of them j. NEWTON BROWN.
philadelphia, June -. 1851
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CHANCES for Business Glen.
rYrENsIYH LUMEER CONCERN for

NOR SALE, on account OF slcknesA q large
COAI-YkRD and FIAVI HrS with SbIEDS, al in com
plse ordsr AID good stand f bsnoss nai Al Gle ioo'
ofi7ih.s; Eas, River Ground on Lease Een +9o YrM
nss BrosA ~ 20 lie 4b.es.cr, 0 Mary sna NJ d
.an..is Elizabeth, ~. J. A. is. TDTHLL
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Gonses ano farms tUanteo.

E'ARM WANTED.-Wautedt 10 hire, with an
ngTreneu. to purchase within given time, 10 or 20 acres
OF good LAED within 2S miles n kew-fok City, clos- to
railroad tation or steamboat landing Addr-sz fsinS pcs
and aitcsou FARM Box No. 2,tlJ Post Once, n. y.
WANTED-To RENT, Tor one year, WIN .r.'
able COUNTRY HOUSE, With al! the modern Improvements
aud AZ least four Bedroom, beside Rooms %, thr SCI ysni
within about an hour ~ Nast. Address describing houso
partculay hrd stating distance route mems Of
aud terms aud when possession vii pe given, WAlsoN .
NASH Atorness Law No. - Nsls. Jauncey Couii,
New -Yoss
NNANTED to PURCHASE-An IL 10 20 foot
w Fusr.h BASEMENT HOUSE, centrally located up
town. r. g. Box No. $50 y. \. Post OEi'o.
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OFFICE OF THE
ETNA FIRE INSURANCE Co.
OFFICE OF TuE CoErINESIAI. ISsUEssSole: Co,
THE FIREMEN's FUND INSURANCE Co.,

No. 10 Broadway New York, Jan. H. 1854 DiFi-
DFND IHREE AND y ALP per cen, has been declared,
PAYABLE on demand free from Government ~.
HENBY BEECKSAN, Secy.
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BoGr6 an6 Rooms.

A ROOM WANrED-Plainly Furnished
without Board by gentleman to occupy four nights in
the week-woui DC permanent tenaut Best Of references
required and furnished Address QUIET Box No. It9 Tro
Is Office.
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WALLACK'.

WALLAcK'' THURSDAY.
Door. open q. 4 O'Clock; Overture commences a. ~
O'clock: curtain rilPs az ia corcllrion.
PARTICULAR NOTICE.
Reserved resined until he concrsion o me ~
a. Il Is respactfuy requested that parties securing So
sess viii punctGa possible there are many plays
which he mr.. act do~ not last more than fifteen nrues.
FIGHIiErH Nlcii
o. Nr Lester Nsl.cka stand I'd pay Of
RDSEDALE, -
In which ffr LESTER WALLACE, M GILBERT, ~
yISHpN. NJ HOLLAND II. JOHN SETON, Mr. DALxs
Mr. BROWSE, Nh. PARkEs, NJ. POPE. Ans HoEL
uiss CANNON Miss NORANT. My. VERNON, As,
joHy g. FTON Ma BiHRETr Mrs LIZ BRUN, ~
Misc AMMAN will 81 stain their original chsEscteis
with ,s beautiful scenery novel machinery, original mssA
srost est and sltrsc.ve tebear.;
FRIDAY,
sS Tim. his Season (.s-rck and tolna yrrss oomeys
THE CLANDF>TiNE hAkklAOE.., 80
nes-r, GILBERT c. FlsBER, MARE SMITH Ia, p ,axf
JOHS sEETON ". y. FLOYD, Mrs tDE snis -
BURKE, Mr.. VERNON, Ai.s MADELINE hENin@o~~
Ms CAhNAN and Miss GtiEEs viii appea
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES RSr TINE, hOsEDAL1--<
hONDAY-NAvAL ENOAGESENAS a.
and the
OLD ENGLISH GENILEMAN. - 49,
TUrsDA Y-ElGITY-SECON NIGHT w hoHe'
DALE. ..;, =, -
Due notice win De % the neIt representation % -
LOVE CHASE end MARRIED LIE.
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finaitfiaI.
Oyy1cx or THE HoxE INSURANCE CoxPAHi,
OfftNt VI N.x.r. Xark Ian IL

s-.xn.np F16E IHsunAEcs Co. Once No. IL Wetst,
eENSpsA' IN" '' Nrw.YoRg. Jan. Il. 1884. 5
SFMI-ANNUAL DIVIDEND OF FIVE
~ PER GENE free from Government tax, has THIS pAA
e'en aooea p'A'0Sw iLIi4M r. ST. JOHN, Secretary.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-01-21

WINTER GARDEN.
w EIGHTYFIFTH NIGHT q
MR.. and MRS. w. J. FLORENCE
TON rAYLoRs GREAT DRAMA.
YORN or TlCKFr-OF-LEAVE MANS CERTiPfC43N
For well. conducted uen dischsrged on license
No. 1912 ROBERT BRiERLYs
AIRED ~ Born at Gi60so
In separa,e other conhnenert........6 monihs
Original Trpde or Occupstion......,......Nc Mons
These ere to certify hE conduc. under peua disco
has been asfolows
On Pubiio " orkG..... ................EIcmpisry
IN other conhncre1 ...0ood
Giyon wisho-. erssure. -
Dssed November 2, 1861
uaSRy TIBBsIs,
Governor OF PORTLAND Pafso8.
The London Tines n speaking Of this Great Moral Ds.4
rston. , 70 which the Provincial press Of Great BntnD
and ire and has given confirmation -
A clerk who had sbsconded from Liverpool with x~ssH
The prry Of his employers and alter Visiting psces -
yod al Ririn.hsr about O'Clock, and afcr taxing 49,
eIreshmen. went the sster 70 while away an hour ~
II happened, Tie ~i.cn being performed on 10 -
TIE TlCKET-Or-LEAVE MAN
Ard the uliy man have drawn moral rom -
r when the scene Ia which tue interview -
tween ffs zsaw tho Decisive and The Jicse; 'scse
Man took place rirks the Clerk oocsne so erected n -
wen. ou Of the thea,er got three envelopes AID sent S
back 10 his employers. c,
Door. open j. 6, TO at H. Carriages may b. -
de-ss a. ios
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-01-21

DOUGLAS ROBINSON. Secretary.
New York, Jan. IA, 1861
DIRECTORS:
w. c. PICREBs0uL. JANIS Bernard,
WN H. 0iUON MM. NJ. ENAHTS,
|SAMb d. BABCOCk, ROBERT SPEEDING,
JAS. II. BROWN, }. u. JOHNSTON,
n CHANDLER FREDk C. GEBHARD.
'GFp ~ HTNSINOS SAaL y. CALDW PHI.
ROBr NJ OLYPIiASr, WILSON q. HUNT,
Va f.. DUNCAN j. !. CRANE,
"a f. sPkGInl%G. !. PIERPoNT MORGAN
}. l.. AsPlNWALL, 1kOR0k W. BIZ,
JOHN ALLEN WI. WRIGHT.
GInTAII- KtiTTER EMIL HLltENANS,
L. n. BRIGHAM, TliOS. SLOCOMh,
J. A. MFCKT GEO. 4. PHELPS, JR,
Join IL GARDNER NJ A.. SNRCHAN.
RICHARD LATilERS, President.
JOHN A. PARKER, Vice Pfr,iieri.
JAMES =. cox, Second Wee President
DouaLu RosISsOs. Secretary
This Company having .s,abihei Branch Ofoe' At Londo"
Under III. n snaee.noul Of Messr John PlcKERSGiLL
SON snd Liverpool under tie manarement OF aestfs
GUION Co. Risks will be taken IN London and Liverpool
on ,hrrnen. TO and rom MI parts the world the seine
term, and condition. obtained from The brat ella. ON
ponies In Ensl.nd Loses under Policies Issued by thee
br.nc1. vi. BE- siu-d aud pad either II London LIVER
pool new ora nay be esfeed on when 'As n'A' are
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-01-21

Six per inere', tn. outstanding certificates o pIoh
will be- paid 10 holders thereof their legal represents
two on and aor Tucsday the 2d Of February NEXT
4 cash dividend Of EIGHT AND HALF PLh oLsi
instant. 49,. - f., -, O..
Aner te,ervns over Two Million Dollars Capital ana Sui
% ,bo IA. nee OF the Ousetandns Certificates Of the scrip
,ssns Of 1853 and FIFTY go PR CENT OF the scnp ,s'uo
OF 1880 viii be redeemed and paid 20 TIE holders thereof OF
rnAry nexs from which date oil interest the respective po
tions indic scd will cease. - , ,,,,,- =,
crd the earned participating premiums OF TIE tou
p,y the year ending Dec. 81 1893 for when tcfthea'e
viii BE- issued on and after the hss day Of Apn D.Et -
The Stock Transfer Books viii be closed until the 2osh OF
January, inst. go, a.. -
rualy next.
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AmusementS.

RARNUM's AMERICAN MUSEUM.
LAST DAY BUT TWO -
LAST DAY BUT TWO ,sstfN
LAST DAY BUT TWO 3iattu
TOM rAYLoRs SPLENDID DRAMA.
THE TICKET-OF-LEAVE MANA
THE TICKET-OF-LEAvE MAN,,x?gS4
THE TlCKET-OF-LEAVE MAN.
THIS AFTERNOON at > O'clock and
TT MUST BE REMOvEDg9ysN
IT MUST BE REMOVED
''''' ''' "a &SoTaER SPLENDID DRAMA,
which A'. 'Hi S'l SxF MosSAY
with splendid cast new scenery, music propsrisA ~ -
THE TYROLEAN WHISTLER, ,..,
THE TYROLEAN WHISTLER 90
THE TYROLEAN WHISTI4ER -
,ho produces beautiful music
THREE WHISTLES AT ONCE, asf
THREE WHISTLES AT ONCE. .s,.,.
To be ssen :, Il hoer eyeTy day and e,snat Is.
Three COLOSSAL GIANTS! s,,y
THE GREAT FRENCH GIANT
EIGHT FEET FOUR INCHES HOB. sSg
WEIGHS 80 POUNDS! IN
ANNA SWAN. THE NOyA-SCOTA -
's'' - ElGHT FEET ONE INCH HIGHT q 70
THE GIANT BOY, ~-ss
FILL EIGHT FEET HIGH -
THE GREATEST PYRAMID Oh GIANTS ID
ever behed by mortal eyes, .ysa
In contra. with them IRE ..
TWO or THE SMALLEST DWARF0 i.sDs
AVER seen on the face OF tho globe, "a
WV A MERE MOLEHILL OF HUMANITY, ~
THE LiLIPUTIAN KING, US
Il Y..Es Old p Inches High ,nd weighs bat IL na IN
GEN. GRANT it,,
u Year. Oh and Only - Inches High.
ALBINO FAMILY, FROM MADAGASCM al
tLo most ~ sraordnary Phenomenon IN Nature
KELLYS AUT0AAroN MUSICAL. TROUPE
Cou,istuQ Of ss figures size OF e which play upon d,
NOVEL PIANOS. OR HARPEklANS,
protrsing music equal 10 fgl orchestra ~
THREE GROUPS OF MOVING WAH-flOUAk2 "a
THE MONSTER SERPENT5,
GRAND AQUARIA, Mammoth Bear. -
ROBERT HOUDINs AUTOMATON WRITE6
EDUCATED SEAL, which plays MUSICAL INIT
MENr ard million other wonders z,
Admission p cents Children under ten l5 ceu<a y
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Financial.

TIVE ANNUAL MEETING of tho Stockhold.
i ers Of the AMERICAN TELEGRAPH COMPANY
will be held at the office Of the Company No. l+o broadway
in the City OF Newiork WEDNESDAY. the 9Th day OF
January instant, at IL O'Clock. Undated Jan IL t5i
CAMBRIDGE LIVINGSTON, Secretary.
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Go Get.


FURNISHED HOUSE to LET, in good loca-
ton. near cooper lustite containng ten rooms bath
room ga water and all modern improvements handsomely
iurni9hed Throughout Apply to EDWARD X. MILLER, No.
u ClintOn-s,., n. y, IRON yto clock.
FNO LET-FurniShed COUNTRY PLACE at
Il White Plains. WestcLsster County, consisting Of large
DOODLE Mansion three stories high with good grounds Stable
Carriage House lcelioua, Garden, Fruits, &c. &C., In the
dse possession. Inquire Of Mr. COwAS the Registers
Oice White Pians or \. IA. Amy No Nasssust, n. Y
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Amnsements.

OLYMPIC THEATER. ~
~ Lessee and Directross. Mrs John Wooo-
Stage nlansscr ;,,;.;'''' IL oo'"'"
CHANGE. CHANGE CHANoE.
MR. FRANK DREW
MAZEPPA.
CASsIMIR, A CHILD OF MYSTERY.
Errys.nt Ertravs gsnzs founded IA very lhel on fnor
celebrated Poem and great deal on noted Equestrian
Drama, entitled ,,,,rro.
TIE UNNAMED ROCKING-H0RsE,
Produced with .....--.,,
NEW NUSIC NEW SCENERY AND APPOiNThENIs'
''' - Mrs. JOHN WOOD
~ OLINsKA,
THE PEARL OF POLAND. go II,
The performances every evening VIII commence wiz .s
highly successful and original Comedy In two acts received
''''' "''' SHOUTS OF LAUGHTER,
entitled .,.,, ,r,o,
Mr.. Baysfot, commercial gen, MI j. n: horuuei'
Mr.. Jlpthorpe. married GENT. ..Mr W Ds.ioSe-
Mr.. Filter clerk IN the Wax Office -. MI ~ becss'
NJ. Piper plan -iorto tuner MI ): Ovens
Belsny BTownjohn ..............Dlf. J. II o'Otu,i~
Emily, Jpthorpes wiie............''::.'m MIS- oioa'
Lucy, JipthoIpe daughter. Misc Ne Lacey
Susan. y "ste,-
Arabela FtZ Kensing .Mlss tH,s
Doors open Z; Performances commence at II CLOCK
Seat. secured three days In advance.
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7 :. FIVL-TWENTY BONDS.

TT :. TIVI-TWENTY BONDS.
~ TIL. SECRETARY OF THE TREASURY has
sos yet given notice Of sny Intention to withdraw this poPu
lar i,rs from sale a. PAR Un ten dsys notice ia given
10 -ncd will continne TO supply tho pubic.
Th.vaole amour, aut zed ia FIVE HUNDRED NIL
EiOss or DOLLARS. FOUR HUNDRED AND SEVEN
~ MILLIONS Of '' smounl las been already subseFibed
or ..i paid into the Treasury. ieeylg balance Of
ONLY THIRTY MILLIONS UNsOLD.
VIII rn Of sale, It's amount vii bs absorbed IN
Gerry shch period
Fun coupons hon EoycnbsF furnished, pith interest paid
IL geld from that a;e.
VERMILYE 6 Co, 10. "a WALL-sr.,
Coyornr-an. sepfr Tfve.T.z.utv Lam
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CURIOUS BROADWAY AMPHITHEATER,
~ No. 1S5 BROADWAY.
l. d. fxMIY iE;iY;iT;ffRiiT;AiisNENrs
EVERY EVERY AF FrkaSSpS A asp khvyEESiSS
especial regard the Of tho rising geaeraiion
and Will DO found replote With attractions which cannot
DELIGHT HITS TIE pyr ,TyESlLEsi
ne GRAsD EeUss T sGI TSTR Ea
The graceful and accomplished Egoeslrienne,
MADAME LOUISE TOUhNAlkR.
TWO BEAUTIFUL ACTS.
THE SPASOLA BROTHERS,,
the yer,.o and accomplished OF eyuns,tlc artists In
theI uneqaasd display of agility and muscular power,
IA BARRADE RESORral
sOMERsETTlNG on HORSEBACK
II SPLENDID ACTS,
o'o'P''''Hs e''i 12AsuISG HORSEMANsHrP
AND CLASSIC OLYMPIC GAMES,
"''0o ALL TIE STAR RIDERS AND ACRoBATs
s.,scheS to the es,-bhncnt 10 concuds With the ndss
eFio'OTy I, Eth PRE ;!oiinID i ss SCHOOL,
Doom oren =, and 7; 70 commence at 2. and u.
VAN AMBURGB q Co.'s MENAGERIE.
GREAT MORAL EXHIBITION
AND EGYPTIAN CARAVAN'
HYATT fAo NJ: So 81 sii BROADWAY,
Between Spring and Priuce-s,s
Open from l0a u, to lOp. IN. Adm.s-oa 70 cents.
The Mons gerle 10 now In Us.
TENTH WEEK,
Although costing 10 9Topa. tors nearly
5000
(The isr7e1. p show In the ~of'db,
VAS PROVED A BRILLIANT sOCCESS
Vas. numbers Of animals md birds, tho most bosatfu OF
their Iiud, 0gc here consrrTatgd. -.,
A GEOLOGICAL COLLECTION
ioh aeuuds end excellence has never before peen
exhibited on this continent. .,,..-,
INSTRUCTION AND AMUSEMENT
are harmon olry blended "a ore. IL IS
ELEGANT fAAlLY RESORT,
whore youths may receive proper Instruction. IN the
OREAT BOOK OF NATURAL HISTORY:
Mbers Of rel ous socetss need haze no Conscientious
scruples On the score OF attending this
Great MORAL EXHIBITION,
Tor aside from lie OF thing iuoEa, u tusne'
Instruction OF vtle o. every one $1,000
The clergy ord eli. ~ 10 city daily yis' ms
sIIPERBiY MAGNIFCENT INHIBITION.
THREE GRAND PERFORMANCES
MORNING., AFTERNOON and EVENING,
Of Lions Tigers Leopi-cs, Ponies, Mules ki-ph2nts
SlRil PLA MORAL AnD kLFlNED