Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-02-26
ANoTHIR RILIC.

AxoTKHE RELIC.
A skull from the field Of Gettysburg, con-
tributsd by Geo. HOyt, Esq, is = most inter
esting and suggestive relic.
THE sTERoPTIcoN.
This truly marvellous exhibition, which is
open every afternoon and evening, has not
received the attention and patronage which
1t deserves. It is not only most beautiful
and fascinating exhibition, which makes all
who see it the richer for all their lives, bat as
8 wonderful masterpiece of science it is Wor-
thy of the attention Of all savGns. Go and
see it, and You will forever rejoice that you
did so. Il is on exhibition at the Academy
Of Music for the remain der Of the week.
By this strange iAstrunsnt a stsreOscopis
view is thrown upon a curtain on the stage,
and as the whole house is dArkened, the pio-
ture stsnds out like life. The variety Of
scenes is infinite, and their beauty most re-
markabIs. More fully beautiful is the man
ner in which statusry is thrown upon the
curtain. First, as If this were arts most sa-
cred secret, too mystsriOusly awful to be
lightly ushered in, there floats upon the cur
tain, 8 ses of blue light, like the clouds which
oIOud-cOmpsIling Zsno was wont to draw
around him. And then, just as a curtain of
/ fog lifts from valley landscape and you see
the river, the lake, and smiling plain be-
meath, the blue mists slowly rise and wbiten
and from out their depths, like Mercury
cIeaving the clouds on some swift mission,
there breaks upon the enchanted vision the
/ scuiptured creation Of Genius. Thus from
cerulssn depths burst forth upon you the
mighty Lion Of Luzsrns. Thus comes forth
the strong figure of Ulysses. Thus
breathe themselves upon you ThOrWsld-
sens spirits Of Night and Morning, bright
and beautiful, and turning back int9 cloud
again.
ANOTHER CONTRIBUTION.
Dewitt and company exhibit q splendid
case of good in the American booth, con-
sisting Of superb marine opsra cloak, beside
laeos, scarfs, handkerchiefs and various fan
cy articles, the whole valued at over 500.
The various articles comprising It are being
rapidly sold.
PROGRAMME FOR THE EEsT OF The WEEK.
This evening the Painesville Continental
Tea party comes OF at the Audience Room.
Some 90 persons take part in 1t.
Tomorrow night an exhibition in vocal
music and calisthenics will be given by the
children Of the public schools Of the city,
some l, 800 Of whom will be present.
WOOD FOR SALE.
Wood is for sale by auction at tbs South
end of tie South-wipg Of the Sanitary Fair
building every day at twelve o'clock. Buy
ers will take notice.
RECEIPTS.
The crowd yesterday, especially in the
evening, was great, though still there was
room for more. The cash receipts reported,
SO far, amount to about $50 900, and by no
means sll ara in.
CONTINENTAL TIA PARTY.
Do not fail to attend this tonight. It is
described as an interesting and attractive
tea party.
George Washington and Lady;
Mary ths Mother OF Washington;
General Putnam aud Lady;
General Stark and Lady;
GeUeral Green and Lady;
General Warren and Lady;
General Knox and Lady;
General Marion and Lady;
Maquis In Fayette;
James Madison and Lady;
Thomas Jefferson and Lady
John Hancock and Lady;
John Jay and Lady;
Robert Morris and Lady;
Alexander Hamilton ard Lady;
Young Ladies'. Bellies Of 17T6;
mr. and Mrs. Frsnklinj
Quaker Family, descendants of Wm. PENN
Van Horn Family, and Shipping Family;
Will be pleased TO see their friends to Tea from
0 to 10 Pm, at the Audience Room Of the Santa
Gentlemen ushers and colored servants in at
tendance.
A DANCE AT FLORAL HALL To-EIaHF.-I
Immediately after the close Of Floral
Hall at 10 o'clock this evening, the doors
will be thrown open for q grand dance
till midnight an extra admission Of one
dollar a couple to be charged those who
desire to participate. Here is IN oppor-
tunity fOr a delightful evenings enjoy
ment amid the odOr and verdure of sum-
mer bowers. The Committee design to
have these dances four nights in the
week, and hope they will meet with cor
dial welcome, which they will certainly
deserve.
sIxTT-FIvE THOUSAND TICKETS Sold
Sixty-fve thousand single tickets have
been already sold up to last night, the
fourth day of the Fair. This includes the
cupon tickets sold in the cars.
THE ATAms Of the supper given ct the
Church at cOlIamer, Februa-
~ 18th, for the benefit of the Sanitary Fair,
amounted to s6TsO. The Thermometer stood