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Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1864-09-24

OFFICE-over j.. G. Pains Store,
MARKET STREET.
For Sale By ali Druggists throughout
The Country.
Ts.-Every agent is authorized to refund the money
where the compound falls to relieve. Full Drections
ac company eachbottie in English, French and Ger
man
N. B.-No Cartheiio medicine is re-
quircd In treating Five thousand cases,
have never known Il case to require
Physio, or have ever known il to fail in
thoroughly removing the diseases As I
devote all my time at the study and treat
ment of Diseases OF THE BLOOD. l
am prepared to give advice igratis) by ap-
plying to my Office or by letter, accom-
panied by a Stamp.
Z. W. WELLS,
NJ y.
Wholesale. 81 Cortland streel New York
podson, 6nwisN. Pa.
June as,leo4-l!m
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EYE e. EAR.

Professor J. lSAACs, NJ. NJ, oocuLisr nad AuRtsT
formerly of Ledon, Holland, is now located at No oil
PINE street, PHiLADFtruA, where persons afflicted
with diseases of the EYE and EAR viii be scicntf.
ally treated and cured, If curabc. " Artificial
Eyes inserted without pain.
n. B.-Nochargcs made for Examination. The Med.
ical faculty Is invited, as he has no secrets 10 his
mode of treatment.
July . ls6i.--l2
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sts- Say, Pee John, have you hoard
the ncws from Maine The abolition ma
jori,y cut down from lG, ,G3l last year to
about 5000 less this year. The republi-
can loss in the State is admitted by the
T,bnnc to be 5055 Democrats gaining
everywhere aud the returns still coming
in
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gs.5" Mr.. 4 Mrs. DAVID CARPEsTEa.
Of Clinton county, nrc entitled to our
thanks, for lot OF exceedingly choice
Pears and Peaches. The Pear, vcro Of
two varieties aud grated into aud grown
upon June-brrry and Apple Tree 5 ON. d.
They were mos. delicious fruit.
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Ht5@ The people wanted change in
1860. They gotit Everybody will ad-
init that the change WAS bad one and
now, again, everybody is Hing to admit
that change cannot be for tho worse
Wou.d it be wrong to try the experiment I
We have much to gain and nothing to lose
Wy change.
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The Pennsylvania State Agri-
cultural Society,
WILL HOLD IT'S NEXT

Al9lgUAh 81AMQBQGuUM
7 EAsTON, PA, commencing TUESDAY SEP.
~ TEMBLR 9Th aud closing FRIDAY sEPTEM-
BIER 3Oth, lot4, Premiums over S0,00a Read the
following abstract CATrbE,--Foreign Imported, 10
premIrms ranging from $50 to S2O all other grades
Of Cattle 81 premiums, from S2j to Sln and 43 pre-
miums from s. To g. Best hefd Of cattle not less
than l5 owned aud held MS farm stock. &c, $40 2d
best, $50 Best Team of 10 Yoke OF oxen from any
county to be paid Agricultural Society Of said county
$50 best, S2j.
llORSES-Bcst imported e premiums, from 5000
SI5 thorough bred, 10 premiums, from $50 to $40
Tnotting lisses and Mares. premium of $780, one Of
$500, and ono of SlOO, Pacing one of S5O Matched
Horses. fancy tr0ttng, premium of $50 best Matched
Trottng, II pr cmium Of $50 best Drorpht, Geding,
aud single llutscc, ~ premiums from glj to $40:
SIS to 10: Jacks and Mules premiums from l5 to
SlU ,bcst Mule Team Of $50; 81 best, Is making
about 81 900 IN premiums for all descriptions Of Horses
and Mules,
SHEEP For dfrcrnt kinds l6 Premiums from 500
to $40; 81 Premiums, from S. to 81.
POULTRY of almost every kinds premiums OF 81,
p 3 aud 3, in the aggregate Of SlJI
Agricultural Impemeuts-BCst display $50. Steam
Pluw SOU madal or special diploma and liberal special
preuIHms for plOws, plowman. rollers, cultivaturs,
wagons, &C. The premiums in other departments re
cheese, &C. vegetables fruit, melons, grapes, wines g.
flowers aud thei desgH. stoves, tin ware, &c. dom.
este manufactures, needle work &c, fine arts pain.
ting aud pGnmanshp, display Of artiales by trades.
man and mechanics, silver ware, sewing InachIugs
nianues, &c.
Tho above boinga mere abstract exhibitors are re.
quPstcd to secure a catalogue so that they may con
torn ohc reg ulation o. the Society, in presenting
articles for exhibition. The most liberal Arrangement
are ing effected with railroads generally, both as to
freight and excursion tickets For catalogues and
railroad regulations, address the Secretary.
THOMAS p. KNOX President
An. LONGAKER, Secretary.
NORRIsTOWN. PA,
Sent ltGI.-Jw.
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French Breakfast and Dinner
COFFEE.

COEE EE.
OWING to the very high price Of coffee, and the
great dilicnity in procuring good uniform and
reliable article customers hav" often expressed
wish that they could be supplied from first hands II
was the intention OF the
GREAT AMERICA TEA COMPANY
to do a strictly rca business, but as we have had
some customers living at distance that have relied
upon TO supply them exclusively with Tea ana cor
fee ii being inCOuvenicnt for them to come TO New
York. TnE GREAT TEA, AND CorfRG EMPoRItM Of this
country and as our Tea faster was possessed of in,
formation relating TO Coffee that could be furnished
a niodgrute price and give universal atlsiac ion
aud at slime Il ne afford the retailer handsome
lies. THIS COFFEEHAS BECOME 50 POPULAR
with customers and their sai5s have increased TO
such an extent that we nave Oeeh GompelGa 10 nahG
large additions to our machnary winch wiIl enable Us
To supply few more customers with it. We VIII
therefore send it to those who may order
II is EaS SuperSedi"g all other CoUtGS.
This Coffee has been used for more than century in
Paris aud since its introduction into ms country IT
has bees used by some of the leading French Res
tauTans here, The Parisia are sald l" ne Ie pest
judges Of coffee and the great favor M winch 1t IS
held by them Is tn best rcccommrhdnuuh tna can DC
procured for its fine flavor ana healthy ELECTS upon
the human system.
we put up but one grade Of this coffee aud that is Of
n quality that our customers have found from eNPa
rgnce will give perfect satsiact ion ana meet all inc
demands OF their trade 1t is the lowest price that we
can Recommend.
we do all our business on the most extensive scale,
buy by the cargo and sell at only two cents per pound
profit.
We put up this Co flee in Barrels only, Of 1875 Pounds
Z each, This method of putting 1t up saves from 10
cents per pound 10 the customer and by IT'S beg III
"a large quantity il retains its fine flavor much longer
in this form than in any other. We send with 'acll
barrel Show Cards, Circulars PDslcrs 10 assist the
dealer introduce II to his customers, We nope our
customers will take pains to have them well posGdup
and dstrbutrd, will be 10 their advantage 10 do so
This Coffee warrant 10 give perfect salisfattoll
and if it does please, the purchaser has the pnv
legg of returning the whole or any part OF il Whhli
GO days, and having his money refunded together w'l
all the expenses Of trans pOrtatiOn both ways
We ishue Price Circular of our TEAS and CoFFEEs
| which we are glad to send free to all who wish 1t
Consumers of Coffee should enquire for the "Frenci
breakfast and dinner Coffee and he sure that It wal
purchased of the
Great American Tea COmpay
IMPORTERS g. JOBBERS
35 & 81 VESEY ST., New YORK,
| jay, y le6t-3m
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EARS, EX Z z s 8 ,

Nose Mouth and Throat syphilis in all It's forns sy'
phiuc or mercerial Sore mouth, ana throat ehFon'c
liberation Of tho Lungs, Stomach aud Kidneys Pin.
pies, Postuncs, and Blotches Rheumatism, Female
Weakness Lcrcorrhao (orisng from internal uleera.
on Dropsy. Gonuna Debility, Emaeasion and al dis
eases Of tho
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POSTSCRIPT!
Brilliant Victory of Gen. sher-
idan

idan.
H9iian 1Hacks Eariy on The BrryUile
Pike and Dsfeats Him, D,i0tng Him
through AMI beyond WtncheSter- Dcs-
perate Etghttng--Jhe enemy ia Strong
Eorce- Tie Rttei Generals Gordon and
Rhodes K,Hed-G General Russei, Of the
LtdcyolS htAed, and Genrals Mack,s-
toSh, Upton a1m Chapman Wouadei-
$500 TrisonerS Captwet-Odr Loss
ab0ut 1000 Tile Enemy Ret, eat Dr.
ring tie Night, SC.
WAsulNdron, Sept. 2o-9SO M.-
Gen. Sheridan attacked Early, fought e
great battle aud won splendid victory.
Over 2 800 prisoners were captured. Nine
battles flags md FIVE pieces Of ar,iI lery
were also captured, and the rebel Gems.
Gordon and Rhodes were killed Three
other general officers were wounded.
All the cnemy's killed aud most Of their
wounded have fallen into our hands,
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OWING 10 the very high price Of coffee, and the
great difficulty in procuring good. uniform and
reliable article our customers have often expressed
wish that they could be supplied from first hands. II
was the intention Of the
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CoHU0H5ls into q Sir per cent. s. 20 GoM
B0nd.

In addition the very liberal interest on the notes
for three years, this privilege Of conversation is now
worth about three per cent per anuu for the current
rate for 40 Bonds is less than per cent. pre-
mum, and before the the premium ON sl1 per
cent, L. = stocks over twenty per cent. 1t viii
that lie actual profit the loan, at the pres
rate, less than ten per cent per an
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-06-22
60 farmers ano Olbcrs.
DAVID THOMPSON.


~ HORTlCULlUnisr AND kURSERYkAN,
Green lsland toppoSite Troy, Al
h.s on hand ard re,fy fo tsriysniinf large 1uanV
OF superior hardy GRAPE VINES, In all about sisy "a
.ls.-. c.aiogns gives specihc char actsf d .lii..
Has also on Land sArEe sssortIaen OF sIhAWDLRhi
VINES sorae Of which npen carly the Nr @! haJ Dee
Catalogue Tor de'el, nnrupe H.
NAT .ap. c.e brs,od LNE1SCHEN fRUSE 80 srosby
noticed IN and by the teDef. Clab IA k-~.fofs CJ ho
rhuue I.vspape and Tho County Gentleman. Speaking
Of TIio HPsjS's GRAPES the Farmers Club sys;
II nj. 1. Seeding that viii rp-n Al Troy -srfy year
With o. ytainy thrn II IL soi ASHTON worthy OF notice
ia III. secession Of th- CuD the PHUSE was sara
1,- AZ, several vrst. u th. Frame and THE Tho L~rts
chen Gss oonassDy called ~ xSe and ts % one OF
them Il any .se it the opinion Of the 'lun
.i = sn Iceont flit and vel worthy Of Jeconiirsds
lion fof sep.is Culture e beet fIune they ever tssd
careful to recommend anything not worthy oo'
Arc v,ux TO ave this PIaDo the highest recommendations
I'D and sustained he by nsuished body 81
N. fsrms Club Of Ncriok city tamstours well ~ prio
tr.l Of Fru and Ninos tbsmsevs hr Ih"mP
son come. before biz fellow citIens confidently be~.ny
he 1, sba 10 pre5en, such var.ois o. plant a. NAL
tasie and ohoco urlng al 10 pant Vine Tres
or Strawberry Bed that, In tho OF oBnsoi two J"as
AZ M hey csu their homes enjoy the fruits % easily
10 lie obtained IN the beginning. and which M dsaJ sisaJ
biE THOMPSON 10 at oil tiues In readiness TO attend to
cn Tor III. s.rvico. IN caring for tho Fruit ials Vines ai
Harden. Of his hsnds and .mPoyors In the line % ms pro
is-s0n. -, AZ n
Wiard fsecroYy Heu.-clsef County Agrc gua and sahu
OF Al A. ou.e on ljIotu leland OF Canal and hAAn's
DAVID THOMPSON,
HoriGultGnst aud Hur.erytnan.
Green Island. n.
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Oyy1cn SuyEnixrsxpRSr PUBLIC PHIsrIxe,
Wnuxcro1. June Al, 1884.


PROPOSALS FOR COPPER-FACED EN-
CRAVINGS proposals viii b: resolved al .h !,
o.he, until THURSDAY the I'D day Of Jnre, lea 81 u
scIock for furnishing ere set Of ELECrRoTiPED COP
PER-fACED PAGES Of the ILLUSTRATIONS OF MA
CilSERY, Re, accompanying the Report OF the ConnIs
sjonrr OF Patents Tor tbs year l2G2
The drawings will be furnished paper to the eon'racto1
who arrange trem into passs In nansrca erdsr. o.:
yearly coU,.~nt ~th aud eouiprs1ress; ard
ssas 70 that furnished ft The pSb,bea Report for 1851
veh Is, been sdop-d the standard for !ss present vol
uin~ The psiss 10 " delivered tLs s0ee Tres cost
fr pOr alton to the approval Of detection u ths
Sup.riurld nj OF Pubic frnsiDs Bond ard approved So
euny viii be required for tho sihu peie' NANCE o. the
eobliscf. .,
Ths ~orf will comprise about three thousand i've hundred
Hue Ison SCALING over 6v~ hundred psgrs nsssuriDg a hy
inches Bisders required 70 rrepo.s or tas ve.s es "a
iIssfon win the se ssndius that whrr more Than one
Ggsrs 10 r-qufvd to ius,fs, nvra lou OF design lss
so.t- the csse the whole number OF hsarrs viii be esu
mated aud paid fJr as sing illustration.
Any hurt0rT information that may be required wiz DO ia
si.bsd upon sppliss on Of this Office.
Proposals viii addressed 70 undersigned Wsshnson
D. and endorsed The envelope. Prge.sls fer Patent
Office Report" JSO. ID. ptfkEEs,
Superintendent Of the Prbc Printing
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DRINCE g. Co.'S AELODEONS.
l. ONLY DEPOT IN THIS CITY.
Ne. 5tj Brosdwsy. . >o>,
lWAY a. SONS, GOLD MEDAL

CTEINWAY H. SONS GOLD MEDAL
- GRAND AND SQUARE PIANOS AZ, nov eonsdM-d
e Europe veil tb!s ooso.fy having -ls- bs
nrst Prfre the o-ids Exhibition In London LOT,
The principal the Steiuwsy Pisnos are superior
h. eli 10 th-, the 6fLn . souiposed cf bve rrsca
orts (f.;hsT AID four soD vhs invent all hsu
own fnfxoye-ns and under wbose porsoa. ssp1 'sion
every part Of the instrument Is manufacturer wtefoo
MOI, III and u Es -Four between Uoion Square sn<
L. Ses fHk
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As.rsrAsr QrAnrERxiErEn's usyicx.

No 10 srArssr, Ssw OAK Cpr June. ~ 1894.
CEALED PROPOSALS will be received at
- fhi. Office anti u ocoet oB TUESDAY, the 2sh ins
for the delivery military posts and hospitals a. follows me
sryrra quaiiies ol COAL and WOOD named l--pcd''-y
Al Duvids aAd about 1000 tuns coal Hare !s.a assu'
20-J tun. Fort Schuyler, soost w tuna esAii WI
lrts Point about e9 tuus coal Fort Columbus sbo" 30
,nns 81 coTds wood; fst Ws- st~"s ~
tuus 40 cords rsod For tisni;Sn soent
40 tuns about 100 cords wood; Fort aayests
about SIS lrps and about W cords wood Yes kss
msnd about thu. and shout 10 cords wood a. fort 1T
sandy Hook about Is eos, and about ~ cofds wood
III. coal 10 be or best qlsfy OF anthracite snd TO b. ons
broken aud t-o-f'e snd s,s'- rna - De r
yesd a. docss " expense 20 The Gosafpne"t Tue
csn:rctsr can hogesT sys net 81 the pds.se oi hay
Ina the ho!..rt and hauled By UoveEamnt .oss shs
several poSs the Of unloading y~r tan A-f
ebsn.- bard wood It. the standard che eo.d 10 enc hHaaTed
sud twenty eight crbis feet
The bidder. gill be repaired to accompany their proposals
with gua,n sd by two ponsoi. FAsti.A that In eh.-
their bids accepted they will within two days thereafter
execute r te h GOOD aud ,nuicicn, .sfe
ts. in sf'tT0os t'n tLso-sDd s"lSs TO deliver
the Coal and (sscl hve thousand dollars 10 deliver tb-
Of this payment for each delivery to b. male
In .uoh funds .. the Government provide upgu the
kno cd snt the proper fee-lpns officer c' the Post Al
b- Col aud Wood Tor to b. cred bv~ tho
date OF tho ssDns Of t- contract and the 18th Of S-p'.o
Da Tbs pyisgs 1. reserved OF i.eosns say s u1 bios,
II deemed advisable. - 81.
tlariug. Should be indo-sd Proposals for Csai" Tor
90 WooJ') and addressed - tn. uns-r,iyned -
Nv oxIsr Of Mai srENAHf VAN NLlETi
q 4.teTniss;sT, T.. = \.
r. &. MORGAN. Capt and 4. g. "
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@orporaticn Notices.
PROPOSALS 70.
@25O,oO0
"ROT DAMAGES INDEMNITY BONDS,



No.. OF THE COUNTY OF EEw-YoRK.
sed Proposals viii be received at the COMPTROLLER Once
.nta MONDAY III, nth dsy Of Jane 1854 ssoch p m,
when the FAN. viii br paby opened or the psfch''e Of
vlols or any par, Of the Of Tive Hundred ard fy
thousand Donrs (s25oVo) Of Riot Damages Indemnify
Bspd, No 2" Of the County OF Nswfort. authorized ~
Chapter and % amended BY Chapter ns OF the Laws OF
1885, and ~ ~ ortnsne. Of the Beard Of sspsrv'os sp
proved by the Mayor June 10. lSs%
The bonds will iateres NJ Tho rate 81 hr per cent
per snum payable hAfye-Iy 81 tho bret day Of Nay and
November In each year and the principal will be sdeeDae e
o. the 6rst day Of November. isn.
TIE proposals. tie amoont Of bends desired and the
Price per &oo thereof and the whose proposals
win tlerrupon required deposit with the County
Treasure. st the Broadway Bsnk the awarded to them
rsspco,ivsiy.
On presenting The Comptroller the receipts OF the County
Tres,urer FOR sash aspod the parties will be entitled 10
sove bonds sqG Of the vaas Of the same
sv .rd to them bearing interest from the dates OF payments
Each proposal should be sealed and ud'rcd Proposals Tor
Riot Damages Indemnity BoDd No - and the sane incosed
IN . second envelope addressed 10 DE Comptroller.
TIE light ro-Tvej 10 rieet any OF all OF die bids con
sssr.d necessary prss proHe,s The Interests Of the
County. MATHEW 7. BRENNAN. Comptroller
City Of EewYmt, DspaItmsa, o. FiDssse, Comptroller
Once Jane l., 1854
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Oyricy oy rHg brrasr CoaSrsToSER,
No, xsl Broadway


rI,O CONTRACTORS. Proposals inclnscl in
i s.~..d -o.eiop~. iodor.-d ~b h- title 81 the ~ors
and With the name the bdtr writer hevon, vii b re
i,-d Of this cct until TUESDAY June e. 1914 ~ eleven
s'soci .
fr rs,..,ns and yr.d'ns Hish,ysrih street between
Averis~ 4 aud Fast River . $500,
Tor rrsuai NJ and grazing fihy ,ishth SIsst be-
tw-rn second sv~nnr and EGs River.
FOr r-salsrs aud shG ts. fihy ns'h street, ee'-ssn
TIL and folr.h ss.lSc~
Por regulating and rrsns &C.. Fourth avenue between
One and 81 and sixteenth aud One hundred and
fourth sIeeu - ..
For regulating .sa grading ts sIs,h succt between
Eighth and broadway. -,
For curb gutter .s aaf firs syeons between One humid
rcd aud and hundred and twenty fth HiosI
FoI csrb, gutter aud aAs Trsuiy third ''fos' eeSoss
Avenue h and Eat River. =,
For e,sns ses, be,wcsn si1ts avenue and
For naz.ins Onr hundred md |Th,s,h srce, between
Terth sv.r"r sna Hudson River
Dor Il. gins Manhattan s,rrst between Ninth avenue and
Hud,c- K'-f A., an
ter new .esm Ere enrBs and tender fer Company No a.
F.s ne alarm bell ior shs Thirty tird street bell to.eL
Tor budin sheds and putting roof on Country AArie
and fer other repairs {, jefferson Arrsei.
lsnk crrns Of yroc-.s together With The ~clhcsuons
st asrsss b. obi aimed q, this ecs-Daisd street
Department New IsTk. Jen. H. 1884
CHAS. q. CORNELL. Street Commissioned.
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Oyucs o. rHt STREET COaasoxER
20. ~ broApvAr. }
rJyO CONTRACTOR .'OSALS,

10. ~ bro.pvAr. }
rNO CONTRAC RS.-PkO .OSALS,
i inso.sd in ssaed Envelope. nsor,rd with t- at. 81
thu with 81 tae bidder VT tea ~
vi b feo~i,i ~. Office nnti iV.-d-y Jsn' a. sSO' II
IL o'cLoct
Unisr aas ,ide wal' ard .Iea'snt AID hluns up cellar
Of hsl.s Of Hoe Company 10 -
Far regulating srd rsaiAs Eighty ',rh street, between Az
euue A add Easi AN,r.
Por r,.g W., FI.In. La, Fhy elsAsh street. b.'veen
ks.llIs sy~nn- nd Bat ar"T
20. rs,s.siuE. rsl.nr &C., Siay hnh fueei, between
rfifd sad Fourth svenuc~
Ior f-raanr ffsd,us LIE Toarth s,-ns- between One
hard 81 .lIt,enh AL One haSsf,l sns twsn'y fourth
srcsts 49,, 49,.
foI resasiins r.drs ks ss,ssh ~r.ss ss'~sss Eighth
ToT quo ruisf .sd N. rir between Oa- baud
rcd hsnird AMI ts"ity ira s;lssis
curb, gutter, and n-s Twenty-Five street, between
Avenue u and East Hisvr.
Ter aassin. fourth ,rr~ between Sixth and
Bfoedw.y.
For 6.ryins one hundred .rS,hr-,h street., between
Tenth and Hucson laysr -
Fsr hsy.ng Manhattan between Ririh avenue and
Hsd.on River =, .
Yer lew ean fT. engine AID toudrr for Company No 60
For roll Tor tho ftiry third street peiitower
Tor bsdns sheds aud putIlns rooi IN C0eny mar
kss aid TO- Other r-psf. "a Jefferson hsT.sl
Bank foTss Of VTspo.s together With ths ,psSsi"ns
and Be obtained Il tbis oiec-DaiSd stsos'
Den flpcpt New Yori, June ", ls<,
ClIkS q. CORNELL, Street Conmi.dcn'f.
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D ARNUMs AMERICAN MUSEUM.

RARNUM' AMERICAN AosEoA'
STILL GREATER ArrHAgrIoss;s .,r, .c,oss
TIATTEaHeo o sgGsfss st esowbs
DAILY VISIT
THE TRURAHEARrED AND PhTRloTic
Mss Mss H 1zjSs s4StISk ! SSsHEzEi
UNION SPY AND SCOUT.
''' 'p''''iD spi' "a xr f'it' AND y O'CLOCK.
s ~ III. K 'i xDvkS 4 Will. The
sEcHET SERySE ~ THE H ~ tdc sx
when the Lecture Room viii be opened WiFhouT EA'
INA tines TIE BEAUTIFUL AND FASCINATING
IN NEW AND GRaCEFUL DAaCEs.
FOUNTAIN or PRlsMATIC WATER
ESoAoENENT FOB ONE WEEK ONLY,
MR. cHARLEs Z. COLLINS,
4SD SRTSE eUR
rHk sf E2E as SRF fkTrf ~ deSAssbiEs
1--we 1--we II II L LIVERY.
PsH HEsSSEsos IN IN ss N9ekssSekk
Afternoon and Evening 1t and u o'clock ...L
To be ''s' at fH Isf9s GsgAr GIANT GIRL.
fi'n S0''S's eSt tSs FRENCH GIANT v,.o
THE TWO SMALLEST DWARf5 LYING
THE THREE ALsINO CHILDREN.
PHYSIOLOGICAL EXAMINATIONS
By PROF. LIVINGSTON. -
THREE TABLEAUX OF MOVING WAx-FiGuAESs
TIE GEN TOM THUMB BRIDAL GROUP.
TWO LIVING PRAIRIE DOGS.
HDyDiSS AUrOMHTUS-H RITTER.
THE MUSICALLY-EDUCATED SEAL
MONSTER SERPENT3 AND 'THER CURiOsiffES
Admission. Is cents; children under ten 10 e-nta
ENALLONs STEREOPrlCON at IRVING
HALL-EvERY NIGHT. OF Q O'Clock,
And SATURDAY AFTERNOON, al o'clock
Nav and beautiful Progrann~s Of H.
SCENERY AND sTkTUARY.
C~v.rug surfses Of SO square feet.
Tickets IS eenta .
Family Tickets, admitting six, 81
YT,HE MARINERS FAMILY INDUSTRIAL
Il SOCIETY will hold a STRAWBERRY FEsrivAL sns
YAIR At tho HOME on the grounds Of the SthhEN Nc
TREAT Staten Island, on TUESDAY: WEDNhSDhii arc
THURSDAY the 1lst, I'D and I'D June. fhe hsssEce
hop- 10 receive usua the patronage Of tnru i''enu LIZ
Anniversary Socsty will be held 1t the same pace %
THURSDAY 2ad June. At O'Clock p ~ The costs na,s
foo, Of Wnitehals., kswYork, and 'sndcfoh Lsnan&
Staten Island, every hour Ill D. H.
DROOKLYN YACHT CLUB REGATTA
ID For the accommodation & pares DESTROYS o. wnesne
~, regats tine ,t.amer NAuSiOS, tspt " w. Wi,ros'
win rave pier foot Of fultonst rtooklyn on WrDnro
DAY Tie I'D iu, - oc0cA sharp, and aiso ciuo-bonse
pi.r foot Of Court-.t., At III O'Clock. ,,,no,,
Ticket can DE procured Of HUNTlSGrON W bUS
No ~ Fulton.si BTOoSlyn, and st the Ci-AlIhnUNI
HOTEL No. ia Pulton-st., New York. OF On oossd rnes
5csuts
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TyUF WERFR PIANO FORTE

Il 10 admitted tb- BEST Piano Fete made secsnse we
br,de being practice. aehAnc OF long eIp- rer1e Is
sl.o riiOaOUOH MUSICIAN thus combining sd'eitAses
by no ct@< manufacturer 10 te United STATS.
soch h t,s tesmony Of T. b. Mills. nsber, li-.E Geo T.
Bri,tav. VIM Mason. Jerome Hop.ini Gas fraae niI
Sconcia snd every good musician In tho United States
Al nsica ear, at sduit their grrs. snpehoTiy Ns
,oans No 1856 Wa; BrOsdwsy, near Csnalst
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AT VIM. EvERDELL~ SONS. No. lW Full
n tonst-wEDDlN0 CARDS aud FINE STATIONERY
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I0O NEW and Second Hand Pianos, Melo.
W. dso Alersndrc and Cabinet Organs 70 e, ala rem
sppisd II pnrdsrd Monthly payment, received ioI .a'
Secondhand Pianos at great ssfs1n' o'
from go TO s2U New 7 octave fisnos at eflo' ~
$275 8 100 md up to 300 One 7-octsye second hand
Grand Piano, price 800 new, will BE- s?d iof 80. OF
little soed as per page Cash paid for secon9 nsaa
Pianos HORACE WATERS, No. 81 Broadway, a. J.