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The Portland daily press., 1864-07-07
Valuable Real Estate, wharf, FLATS, DC.
For Sale.

fNo close the estate ofthe late Charles Jordan, we
Il offer fer sale the following de crib pr On erf,
whsrf and lats, comp isinE about ninety thousand
ieeto nats with frynisge OF hnndr ed tx enty-
SIX ieet ON Comnete ial sIeet with NE fu OH Is
ths con; four lots ON the westerly side o. tommsr-
eiaI street az 100 each; lot adjoining on Park
street % eet frUnt 50 itet deep; Lot on ak street
~ ~ -; store ON corner OF fark ana York street
ot 20 " 60; new Co tage house ~ orb street lot
% oy ~: lot OF land state street So feet front
coh,ainiug shout ten thossard feet, win q eostsgs
house In The rear; two and q hal, sfor, made IN
ouit house % 10 STIR ct contairi ng ~ ro0 gss
&c large lot; cottage house No. 8 Tyng 81 eef Iot
10 oy loi cottage house No. n Tying street large
lot the above property hi be sold On easy terms
and All not previously Dip sed or will u sola II
Auction on luescay July 18th, al IL o'clock a. the
forenoon on the premises. FOR particular spnlx 10
thcsubscrsers. CuAkLES JORDAN
GARDNER JORDAN
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NEW YORK, July G.
In the Arguelles cass to-day, the Judge re-
fused the motion to carry it TO the United
States Courts.
The steamer Washington sailed for Havre
to-day.
George p. Morris died In this city to-day, at
the age of sixty-four years.
Osborne's carriage factory was burned to-
day. Loss $4,000.
The Portland daily press., 1864-07-07

LT,ANI to a lcet sc from the Hon John A.
man. Judfe Of Probate tor Cumberland
county I. hereby give notice that / shall offer for
NJ a:I paIi auction on Friday. Jul, g. D., 1864,
co,a,e.' ~. on the premises, one-eight part. in
with the dwelling house on Erai kin street, Pert
anu, formerly the properly OF Parker Isley deceas-
cd, and numbered "a on said street ~
eaid ore eighth part being the share of INV wards
James Henry lsley. and Lydia Giddines Carr ils.
ley In said property.
Dated at Portland this 18Th day of May A. ID 1894
JOHN j. ADAMS, Guardian
Az the same time aud place. the re naming seven
Fights OF said property will be offered for 81 e. The
house hrs eleven hnistd rooms TIE lot Is about A
BY Is feet.
HENRY BAILEY d CO.. Auetionsers.
June 29-dtd
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+. w. LITTLE, Treas.

CAurIoS.-A fellow is proving round the
city attempting TO raise small sums of money
by giving check on one of the banks, where
he pretends he has funds deposited. We have
heard Of one case where he raised two dollars
and gave check for five dollars on a bank,
saying that he would call the next day for the
balance. He had no money in the bank,
neither has he called for the balance due on
his check,
The Portland daily press., 1864-07-07

INTERNATIONAL BANK.-The stockholders
Of the international Bank, at their meeting
yesterday afternoon, voted to surrender their
charter aud become National Bank, by merg-
ing the old bank into the First National Bank
Of Portland.
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OFFICIAL COURTESY Perley. telegraphs
the Journal, July 9th, that Mr.. Chase escort
ed Secretary Fessenden to the Treasury De
partment that morning, and installed him in
Office. Mr.. Chase will remain for some weeks
and render all the aid in his power to Mr.
Ftssenden.
The Portland daily press., 1864-07-07

MAINE CENTRAL RAILRoAD-The Direc-
tors OF this corporation have chosen Hon. An
son p. Morrill,, of ReadGeld, President; Joshua
Nye, Esq, of Wateryille, Treasurer, and Ed
ward I. Little, Esq, of Auburn, Clerk.
The Portland daily press., 1864-07-07

INsTALLATIoN.-Rey Jeremiah L. Walton
will be installed pastor over the Third Parish
Church this evening. Services to commence
at IL o'clock. Rev. DIR. Shepard, OF Ban.
gor, will preach the sermon.
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FOR SALE.

IUNHE story and halt House. No. Is Cedar street.
Il Lot SI4 BY SCI. II has finished rooms am-
pie closets. plenty of hard aud soft water aud gas
throughout. Every thing in perfect rider. For fur
thfr particulars enquire of JOHN r. RAND No g
Clapps Block, Congress street. juned3od2w
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Wood Lot for SaIe.

IN Cape Elizabeth. within three miles of the city,
~ or 10 acres heavily wooded with pine timber.
spruce and hemlock viii be sod With or without the
land, to suit purchaser Fer further particulars in
quire OF JAMES SMALL, on the premises.
june2sdif
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Caluil,ny Refuted.

/ EARNING that reports are in circulation preiu-
~ dicial to the character of the FULTON HOUSE,
vn;-"fhat Il is common gambling place." the
proprietor feels called upon to state the public
tnat since he mas had charge Of the House, and to
MS certain knowledge Tor at least the four years
there has not been played game Of any kind on the
premises not even .bequers or Backgammon; and
during that time there has not been seer in the
house card, a chequer or dice. and he challenges
any one TO prove 10 the the contrary
Jy4dlws 5. W SkILLiN, Proprietor,
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Rebels crossing the Potomac.

WASHINGTON, July 6.
Panic stricken boatmen IRON Georgetown
report that the rebels are crossing the Poto-
mac. The river is unusually low and il is not
improbable that squads of rebels have crossed
on horse stealing expedition.
The Portland daily press., 1864-07-07

q The steamer Golden Age, about which
there had been some anxiety, arrived at Califor-
mia on the 25th ult, having broken her shaft
and put into Acapulo,
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nv Thursday, July l4fh at II o'cloek A NJ a.
~ she now lies At frankie wharf, Port and. 10
close concern. the ship George urner OF Five
hund ed and fwebty Tons, bull. in lS49 vel found
In chains anchors. sais rigging eta ed In DE-
tooer isoz Is and 2f ox-biiRs DO tea ard fastened
Win Win copper and e ! W metal. She il a thorough
ount and hea. iiy fastened ship. Sale posi- i've
July6-dtd
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fEsHE two story brick House No. Deer street. So
by - and barn l6 by "a The lot Is 60 feet square
with good water and garden spot. For further par
ticulars enquire eff BENJAMIN KNIGHT, Steam
Packet Company, Atlantic Wharf. juy6dlw
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HALIFAX, July G.
The Asia on the Goth, Off Tusker, exchang-
ed signals with the Kangaroo, bound in.
The Asia sailed for Boston at $50 this A.
NJ.
An American man-ofwar passed this har-
Dor last night.
The Portland daily press., 1864-07-07

THE Ladies Sanitary Committee present
the following report for the six months end
ing July LIST, 1894;
From 80 towns in Maine they have received
AZ boxes, containing 507 shirts, $50 pairs
drawers, 354 do socks, 81 sheets, go handker-
chiefs 395 towels, 14i pairs slippers, 100 quilts,
I22 pillows, 156 pillow-slips, 50 cushions, 2
blankets, 8 bed-sacks, 2 pairs nittens, IL
thread cases, Z coats, 2 pairs pants, vests,
congresses, bandages, sings, old linen and
cotton, thread, needles, pins, IS bottles of wine
and cider, jellies OF various kinds, spices,
maple sugar, mustard, coffee, tea, rice, farm
aeeous food, dried apples, dried berries,
books, stationery, pencils, magazines, sponges,
lint, soap and combs.
The Committee have cut at their rooms 533
shirts, 5s2 pairs drawers, 3S6 sheets, 1888
towels, l452 handkerchiefs, 80 pillow-slips and
IL quilts, which have been made gratutously
by the friends OF the society. They have sent
n boxes and 20 barrels to the n. Z. Branch
Sanitary Commission, Boston; 10 to the Maine
State Agency, Washington; ? to the Both and
2 to the SD Maine Regiments on their depar-
ture from Augusta
The Committee would take this occasion to
express their sincere thanks for the many
fayors received from the public generally, and
particularly from those policemen who have
rendered such efficient aid in opening and
mailing boxes at the rooms.
Rooms open every afternoon from 10 8
O'Clock for the delivery of work, of which
there is now a large quantity ready to be
made. ID. NJ. REA,
Secretary Ladies' San. Com.
July, 5, 1854.
To the above we append the Treasurer's re-
port, as follows:
Receipts from Jan. lat 10 July LIST. 81, 1874 II
Expendi lures from Jan. LIST TO July lst, 2.O4I "a
Balance, sl46 II
Mrs. Brewer, Robbinston, slo 90
Mrs. Turner, W
kent's nm, Is 90
Balance of donations for break fast given
18th Regiment by Mrs l.. ID. Shepley, 4 70
Brownfeld, ii 05
sol Aid So. Jay Bridge, By Mr.. w L.
Southland, AZ 90
Ladies, Al "
III. A. GILMAN,
Treasurer Ladies' San. Com.
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For Sale,

ft'HE valuable estate the westerly corner of
hlgh and spring streets, for many years owned
ana occupied by the late George Bartol.
j. & L. VI. RtND. 1913 Middle ST.
July 8, 1854 iuIy6dim
The Portland daily press., 1864-07-07

hlSCBARGlNG from brig George Harris, cargo
~ of nice Cssm6triond Coal. aud Tor sale by
JAMES II. BAKER,
June ls-d3w Richatdson's Wharf
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For the Islands.

ss On and after June 18th the steamer
ksSxsszsSsE41sS> CASCO will uRtil further notice
~Zf>zsSc,@7-leave Burnhams W harf for Peaks
and Cushing's Islands at and 80 A. NJ, and 2
and SOP NJ. Returning will leave Cushing Island
at :. 40 and IL Is A. NJ, and 45 and 5 lis r. M
Tickets 25 cents. down and back; Children 10 cts.
June g. diff
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Fire.

CHICAGO, June 6.
The cooperage establishment of James &
Chapen was destroyed by fire last night
Loss $4,000.
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BOARDING.

A FIRST CLASS private boarding House. newly
4 ntted up, papered andsI ainted. lust opened AT
with their families. Suits of rooms for families.
az GOO Cook wanted.
July 6-dlws
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LARGE POSTERS,
Hand-Sills. shOp-biiis, Program
mes, Circulars,
And plain printing of every description Also,
REte and Figure cork executed neatly, and on
terms that cannot fail to satisfy.
THE DAILY PRESS

Printing Office has one Of Roper Improved Caloric
Engines for motive power, aud Is furnished with
improved and costly Presses-Cylindera and Piaten--
from the most celebrated makers. We have In con-
slant use one of HOES LARGE CYLINDER
PRESSES, capable of throwing of $500 Sheets
an hour; one OF ADAMS Posrer Presses-the best
book press in the world; Adams and Potter's Fast
Machine JOB Presses; Ruggles' superior Card Pres
Adams and Union large Hand Presses. standlns
Presses ana all the machinery necessary for q well
appointed Office.
The Daily Press job Office Is believed to be ss well
furnished any similar establishment in the State
Those sending order from the country may rely on
receiving prompt attention.
We execute al orders in the shortest possible time
and In the neatest snd best manner.
We will do all kinds of printing as well and as
promptly, and a. cheap as any other establishment
in the City, County or State.
All orders for JOB PriAfiag must be directed 10
the Daily Press JOB 0aee No. SCI Exchange street.
Portland. Ne.
The job ONCE Is under the personal supervision
of the senior proprietor. who Is the CITY PRINT
Err. and is himself an experienced practical WORT
man. aad employs only weli-skilied mechanics in
this department OF his work
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ship Stores M Auction.

IN Friday, Jaly 9Th at 10 O'Clock A. NJ, at ofree
An invoice OF Ship Stores. consisting Of tbs Of
ser ork, sugar, MoIasses. Flour, Drisd Apples,
&C hall Ibis Beef's Tongues, Pickles. Meal, and
tongues and Sounds; boxes Rasins. Tea, Coffee
Mseccoroni Salt. Soap Herring. 70. cans preserv-
60 Meats Mustard, Sage and 81 ices: with coils of
sge, Rigging, Spun-yarn MarIiDg Also Paint
brooms. &c.
,n,.- henry BAILEY co. Auctioneers
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Notice..

SfRAYED into my enclosure Friday, June "a a
- dark red Cow. The owner can have her by pay
ing bills. JOHN HORTON
Gorham. Juue q, Isc4-d2w.
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AUCTION SALES.

Z. M. PArrEN, AUCTIONEER. IL Exchange St.
IN Thursday, July 9TH, at 10 A. NJ, will be sold
" stock Of Dry ana Fancy Goods, comprising
ageneral assortment Tor Ladies and GeBtleme n 9
war; also Table Linen, Cottons, Woolens, with .
stock Of Periumery, Fancy Goods Cloaks. &C.. with
some hun iects Of Clothing. E,ery article
must :. -. without reaarYa
The Portland daily press., 1864-07-07

fINuE regular monthly meeting of the Maine Char
u liable Mechanic Association will be held in the
Library Room on THURSDAY evening next, July
It'll, at o'clock. STEPHEN MARSH
jy4 dtd Sc retary
The Portland daily press., 1864-07-07

KILLED in the battle of St. Mary's Church,
near Charles City Court House, Va, ON the
oath ult., Capt. w. Alstein Phillips, 1st Maine
Cavalry.
A solid shot from the enemy's guns struck
his leg above the knee, which was completely
severed from his body. He lived about three
quarters Of an hour, when he quietly expired.
His uatimely departure from this life has
caused profound sorrow among his fellow off,
GERS, who all respected and loved him dearly.
The Portland daily press., 1864-07-07
Portland, Ia,,ndrv
E0sRe Coal.

noES ALL KINDS OF FAMILY WORK. Or.
- ders left at f. A. SMITHS, No. lis Federal
ST., VIII be promptly attended TO-
Jez1d2w' SAM'L LEWIS
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The Break ia the Erie Canal.
ALBANY, n. Y, July G.
The break in the Erie Canal at Frankfort
viii be repaired by Saturday.
The Portland daily press., 1864-07-07

THE MAINE STATE PRESS.

IdG MAINE OTATE PRESS,
The largest paper in New England. eight pages. is
published every Wednesday. containing all the
news by mail d telegraph. important reading
matter Marine List. Market Reports. &c of the
Daily Press. at the following prices. Wis
Single copy, one year, Invariably
in adv ance. ACKNOWLEDGEMENT $500
FOR SIX months. ..-..'.-................ loo
To ciub. OF fsur or more all to the
same post office. each, .................... f.7s
And free sopy to the getter up of the club.
Subscriptions solicited. Agents wanted In every
toxn. rostmasters requested to act as agents.
N. A. FOSTER s Co, PRePHIEroRs.
Portland June /, 1874. DIR
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For Baltimore.

h1A Tn good schooner l.. W Pierce Lor.
s5@9 ing master. will sail next week For
a<>@~ freight the hulk of 400 barrels apply
to k. q. YORK q SON,
10 Moulton St, head OF Long Wharf.
june30dlws
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Horses, Carriages. &c., ar Auction

~ Saturday, July 9th. at IL O'Clock A. NJ. ON
~ Lime stIee', shall sell At Iuble aueiio..
Rockawsy, Jenny Linds Harue- ses ae-, &C
jy4 dtd HENhf BAILEY Co.. Auct'rs
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Bohen..an Goods al Auction.

IN Thurs duly eth, at 10 A. M at No. Cats
- Book, or account OF whom it may concern we
snal sell small invoice of Goods from the wreck cd
steamer Bohemian consisting of Broadcloths CASH
meres. Linens Table covers, Taiiors' Trimmings
carpets, Carpet Bags. Walters, Wire Rigging &C.
J4 dtd HENRY BAILEY e CO., Auetrs.
The Portland daily press., 1864-07-07

CARD.-The Treasurer OF the Ladies Chris
tian Commission, Acknowledges with pleasure
the following cash receipts
Proceeds ef chiiassn.s Concert and Straw
berry Festival, $500 90
From ths X T. Ii. Society, by Mrs Alfred
Dyer, JOG %
no the Third Parish, m 1ney collection, Al 10
From the Free Street Baptist Society 20 co
From the Congress Street Methodist Society q 90
From ST. Lawrence Street Society, 1918
SOL 90
T.. w. LITTLE, Treas,
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Stage Notice!

DASSENGERS leave Portland at I As A. NJ over
the Y 4 G. R.R. Mondays, W ednesdays and Fri
days. via Gorham, Stsndish, imington, Cornish Hi.
ram, Brownield and Fryeburg, arriving at North
CONWAY IS! O'Clock L. NJ returning BY the same
route Tuesdays. Thursdays and Saturdays, arriv-
ing at Portland in TO take the Boston steam
ers.
he exesllent accommodations and remarkable
scenery are not surpassed by any other route
JOHN W. WEEKS,
Proprietor and Driver.
June Adm
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1 HEREBY give notice that will pay all the lie.
L gal debts of my son. the late Lieut.. Col Stephen
Boothby; and ali persons indebted TO the same wall
make payment TO me At Lewiston, or to Hon Josiah
IL. Drummond at Portland.
SAMUEL B0OTHBY.
Lewiston. Me-, June 3, 1874. julyldlw
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INFORMATION Wanted.

"ILLIAM COLLINS, WILLIAM GODDARD.
w ana JOHN T.. LACEY, who were supposed
TO be natives ofPortand, having died in the United
States service their heirs hear valuable IN for.
nation on application in person or by letter to
BRADFORD HARMON
No. So Exeha1g e street,
juybd&v3w Portland, Ne.
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GUNS, * RIFLES,
REVOLVERS,
And all the Accompaniment.
+ L . III 4 Nc LEY
The Best Assortment in the City.
G. L. BAILEY, 42 Exchange St.
April %. eodtf
TO THE AFFLICTEDJ
DIR. w. N. DEFINING,
Medical Electrician.
No. N Ciapp's Block,

CORNER 0FCoSGRESS AND Elm sTRxkas
MOULD respectfully announce TO the citi,e,, on
w Portland and vicinity, that be has pei nj ant
" located in this city. During the eleven months
The worst forms OF disease in persons who have tried
other forms of treatment ia vain, and eurinf pa
tients in so short time that the question Is often
asked, do they stay cureds To TIM q esion
will say that all that do not tay Gu ed We will
toctOr the second time Tor nstling.
Dr. u. has been practical klectrieian ICr twenty
: ectrciiy Is perfectly adapted 20 chronic diseases
in the form OF nervous or siek headachei neuralgia
In the head neck or extremities; consum pton " hen
a the acute stages where the lungs are not fully
involved; acute chronic rheumatism, scrofula bio
OF tine spine, contracted muscles. disforts q lahs
palsy or parays 81. Vit2s' Dance, deafness sf.ns
rnsring or hssitsnsy q speech dyspepsia. indses-
every case thai can be presented; asthma bronchs-
Is structure. e. the chest, and all forms Of sems
somplainfs.l
by E1eCtr1C1rv
The Rheumatic. the equity, the lame and the Law
leap with joy, and move with the agility and olasf.
n, o. outni me heated brain Is cooled; The mos,
moved; faiEtness converted to vigor, weakness 10
strength; the blind made to see the deaf hear and
youth obliterated; the accidents of mature Hse
prevented; tho calamitIee OF old age ohyiated. ard
an active orcaston maintained.
LADIES
WAC have cold handle and feet: weak stomaohs.
10 ne and weak backs; nervous and sick headache:
dizziness and swimming tn the head, with indiges.
ton and constipation Of the bowels; pain in the sids
aad back; leaeorrh@a, Tor whitesl; falling OF tbs
womb with internal cancers; tumors, polypus and
All that long train os diseases will find in Electric.
ity sure means Of cure. For painful menstruaticp
100 progse nenssruaton, and all of those long lire
OF troubles With yonng ladies' Electricity Is certain
specific, and will in short time restore the AZ iyerer
to the vigor Of health.
~ we Aare an Ilsitro- CAemical Apparafns for
extracting Mineral Vson frum the system. each IA
mercury, Antimony, Arsenic, &C. Hundreds VINO
are troubled with stif JOINTS weak backs and ysri
oas otherdihculties, the direct cause Of which, in
nne cases out Of ten Is the effect of poisonous drurs
oAn DC restored to natural and vieoy Nv AZ
use Of from Eve TO eight Baths - -
o. and to Pm. s
Consutaticn Free, tviaia.a
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The Portland Daily Press,

Thelargest daily paper east of Boston. and having
alarger circulation than all the other daies in the
city combined, Is published at the Office in Fox
Block. ssf-s Exchange Street, every morning
Sunday excepted, al
$500 Per Annum,
From which ~ fs per cent. Is discounted fer
ADVANCE PAYMENTS. Semi annual and quarterly
subscriptions pro reia. Less than three month,
sixty cents per month. or Is cents week. SINGLE
CoPIgs CENTS.
~ Newsdealers supplied at the rate Of two and
one-third dollars Ter bundled
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1musemenis.
ARNUM's AMERICAN MUSEUM.


UNRIvALED ATTRACTION ,c,x- f
sTII.I, THEY CONE, STILL THEY COMDs
in CONSTANT THRONGS.
THE GALLANT PATRIOT,
MISS MAJOR PAULINE CUSHMAN!
THE FAMOUS
UNION SPY AND SCOUT
APPEARS DAILY at II, Q and u o'clock, and give, .
account Of her STARTLING ADVENTURES w.ile IN tns
SECRET SERVICE OF THE u NITED sSTrAAT TESs
SECRET SERVICE OF THE UNITED STAIEo.
AVOID THE CROWDS
o' "' MORNING APPEARANCE AT II O'CLOCK ~
when the Lecture Room will be opened "ifhooH la
ma THE BEAUTIFUL AND FASCINATING
MILE ERNEST1NE,
AND MILE LOUISE IN
NEW AND GRACEFUL DANCES; ,v.rrv
THE ILLUMINATED FOUNTAIN OF REAL "A1As
THE IRISH DOMESTIC DRAMA,
NORAH CRElNA,
'ha the elegant 0i Boors lr THE SWAN.
Afternoon and Evening at and u o'clock
To be at all hours x.rr,,r nxu.pva
THE THREE ALBINO CHILDREN
BEAUTIF UL AQUARIA.
PERPENDICULAR EXAMINATIONS
By PROF. LIVINGSTON
JAPANESE MASklN HOO:
MINIATURE SKATING POND: ,,,n,.
THE GEN. TOM THUMB BRIDAL GkOUH
HOUDIN'S AUTOMAT0N-WRlTEK
THE ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS SEAL,s
MONSTER sERPENTS, AND OTHER CUAioSl1iS"
Limited EnssssMssS. 81 e M G Z; G CRs
Xaaai..ion Is cents, children under ten. N s.nts-
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Go farmers an6 Others.
0AvID THOMPSON, ,,,v,,.v

hAVID THOMPSON,
HoRrICULTURTsT AND NURsERYMAN,
Green Island Opposite Iroyb
bas nh hand and now ready for ranspaDtinf se qusnuY
on ,uoersr and hardy CRAZE VINES, In all about s1ty
ree,-his catalogue gives specific character ana 9ssne
Hss also hand large assortment, OF SdnA -.
VINES scus Of which npen early the 2oth Oh MAY -
Catalogue for details. r,,->rrs Ia.
Ma, also French, Pru0ian and Gernsn fho Nfo ~
that hyperion ZWETSCHEN fkCkE 20 Nofswy
rored in and by tho Farmers Club IN New OH Sy Inc
,bune ne wspsper and The Country Gentleman spesOnS
of THOMPS0SS GRAPfiS the Farmers Clao "ys;
"If this IL Seeding that will ripen al Troy every ys~
In the discussion ofthe Cub the PRUNE was scos
There varieties OF the Prune and this tne Zwes
chen Cats commonly called Switxse and this may be one o
them: AZ any Il the unanimous opinion OF the Cao
lhat IL an excellent fruit ard well worthy OF recommends:
ton FOR general the be, Pre they ever tasted
to be careful no. recommend anything not worthy ous
are willing 10 1--WE this Pruns the highest recommendation
Backed and sustained he is by distinguished BODY
the Farmers Club of New York city amaeus wen prac
cA cuyaors Of Fruits and Vines themselves MI inomp
son comes before his fellow citizens confidently oeheyn{
he Is able present them such varieties oil plants shMa
su th.ir and choice urging al to pant me- ale
or Straw Bed that Ia the Of one or TWO year,
most they their own homes ENJOY the 9t SO
to be obtained N the beginning and which u1ufay suy
nj THOMPSON n AZ sl times IN readiness to attend =
calls for his services caring for the ut fards vines no
Gardens Of his friends and employers In the line oil Ms pro
fesson. $4,000, ~ a
Orders for his Vines Trees kc, may be leu Col r
Willard Secretary Rensselaer, County Agricultural and Msnu
fcturers Socie,y Office No 80 sts Ferry Iroyi
or at his no De Green Island OF Canal and
HorticutuTist and Nurseryman,
Green Island, N.
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Amnsements.
OLYMPIC THEATER,

OLYMPIC THEATER,
" Lessee and Mrs John WOOD.
ABSOLUTE AND INDlSPUTABLE SUCCESS
Of the Grand Romantic and Spectacular Drama entitled
ALADDIN,
Or, the
WONDERFUL LAMP,
THIS EVENING
and every evening I'll further notice. .nn,~,
MRS. JOHN WOOD............ss.......
Supported by
A POWERFUL CAST.
Those ce,e brsted ertistes, nu
MILE. ANNETTE GALLETTl and MONS, TOPHoFF,
have been expressly engaged for the piece and WI appear IN
TWO or their CELEBRATED DANCES,
NEW AND BEAUTIFUL SCENERY BY HAYES,
EFFECTS NEVER ATTEMPTED
At this TheasE
THE MUSIC ENTIRELY NEW
Composed Recommendations BAKER
Entirely new Machinery, Properties ard Appointments
Entirely new and elaborate Costumes
All combining TO render the representation
MOST COMPLETE AND PERFECT,
and worthy the high tncomisms bestowed on " By
PRESS AND PUBLIC.
Door open at n performances ct O'clock.
Seats secured three days in advance