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even better than when the march commenced
better than he had ever seen it before. NJ
horses or mules will be required to redt Sher
mans army after march OF 800 miles through
hostile district.
The amount remaining unsold OF the 7-3c
loan Is about screnty-llve millions Nearly
one hundred millions Of the 1910 loan, which
was withdrawn from the market on the It'll
inst. remained to be disposed Of
secretary Fessenden has sent a bill to the
mediate passage, the purport Of which is to
give him two hundred millions more Of inte-
1est-bear1ng notes, interest payable, in cur
rcncy.
A party Of guerillas came down on our
| plG;kets p;k last nj night, at Falls Church, seven
man md gobbled three. One Of tic enerillas
was Killed and Two wounded.
Inc House Military Committee are engaged
IN oserhanling the enrolment bill, but have
not yet arrived at any conclusion. 1t is ex-
pected that several radical changes in tic
lhey Propese to hare daily sessions until the
subject is finished.
The following important circular has ;uat
been beer issued by Provost Marshal General
ProrosT MARSHALL GEsrrA1,s 0rr1or. J,n IN.
~ me attention Of mastering officers Is called to
nc iact that existing regulations require them to
toW1 Re mn5ts, . 1 the
q t,G 10 6e cfedssd @ This must be done where an
in 1oiis Wit vIe m saa'' oe made on muster
be taEen from them for that n npp snal aoy date
ti tnat which wss officially entered On them at the
soevcr. made. muet BE- reported to Aet-
1ag H. assistant as1. PEovosr Msrsha1 General Of
oiren ~ OF 1tEo9 T. which tho credit is
etIce1s ~ Mafsnais t and other mastering
renoTt crc;t 3iractiv =. n'aa iney Will ID NO case,
credits rcnorted X! otbor a, Ses, noF app!y any
mastering ofcer.. or from otbe9 sonrcea nnt;1
ths same have been reported to he Board Of En-
frollnent, hy Acting Assistant Provost Marsha,
General their State OF district with his approval
to'sneo! aAs. b. FRI, P. NJ g.
New YORK, Wednesday, Jauuary ti,-The
Horld's Washington special Of tic 10th, as
rebel capital with the full kuoWled9e and cnn.
sent Of President Lincoln, and Is clothed |
with all the authority required for oncninr
negotiations with JEFF, Davis. WITH n View f66
restore peace, His instructions rs tn ma
tefme to be offered arc embraccd within
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INDIANA LEGsnSI1ATURE.
Especial Dispatch to the CbIcaeo Tribnne.

Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Tfibune1
lkp1ANAPoL1s, Tuesday, Jan. II. 1865.
In The Senate this morning hut little OF impor-
tance was done. A report from the Special Com
m'ttee recommending the allowance Of Slu0 in
money to each Senator to purchase stationery,
was concurred in-5cas 50, nays 10.
The committee reported Mr.. Hard's bill, EN-
poWcrtng County Boards to invest unlo,ned school
funds in county bonds, and recommending its
passage. The report WIS concurrcd in, and the
bill! referred to the Committee on Education.
a resolution was adopted, directing rooms In
the Governors house to be prepared for commit
tees. Gov. Morton having concluded not to CON-
nit slow suicide by continuing to tnhab,t the old
rat trap, has taken rooms ut the Bates House.
concurrent revolution was adopted for both
Houses to meet in joint convention In tho after
noon, to elect IN ngent Of the State, and other
officers.
In the afternoon both houscs met in Joint con-
yention to elect the agent of tho State and other
officers, with the following result the officers
elect oil being nominees Of the Union c1ucus held
last night:
Agent Of State-Geo. A. Buskirk
Sthlc rr1nser-Wu1. Il. Holloway.
Trustee Of the Wabash & Esie Ganal-Day{d II.
Dunn ~ 'A0 AA'
FerA4r, -
u niIec!.,s q the bern P1ison-shtply, nusa,
s stssc IiSrasia;s--b. liz All; bb.22oagsi 2esggsier.
oo+%As
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From SIsrinEfieId.

srR1xeF1rn, Wednesday, Jan. 1.-THE
Agricultural Board have fixed upon the first
Monday Of September, and five days there.
after, us the time for holding the next State
Fair, and appointed II. G: Galtry, of Jack.
souyillc, as General Superintendent. The
Board is nnw revising the premium list and
arranging the commit tees.
The piop1ietors Of the Prairie Farmer, of
Chicago. have purchased the lEinois Farmer.
Of tlis city, aud will merge the latter into
the former.
The following appointments By Gov. Oylcs-
by arc semi officially announced:
Sheridan Wait, Of Decatur, for Canal Com
missioner, ricr II. II. Cassrll.
Andrew Shuman, Of Chicago, for Slate Pen
itentiary Commissioner, rioe Eastmsu.
Mr. Hanna, Of Mclean, and Nj: Logan, Of
MhItesiae Mn probably b. appointed 1,,anc rsna
members Of that Board.
A large delegation Of Circuit Clerks and
other Courts Of Record, held meeting this
afternoon in the Court House. They adopted
q 1ariif Of fees, with u view I'd have bill pass
cd by the Legislature, increasing the old
mics.
, 1865-01-12

Military Operations and Aspects In the
Southwest.

Southwest.
Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Tribune.]
CAIRO. Wednesday, Jan. ii, 1865. I:
Tour Paducah correspondent under ycster
days date says on Sunday night about ten
O'Clock the gunboat Fair Play was fired into
by party Of rebels between Paris Landing
nrd Fort Holman. The Confedcrates used
nothing but musketry. The gunboat Naum.
kcaG coming down shortly afterwards fred into
the rebels and dispersed them in short ORDER
THIS party Is believed to have been portion
Of Gen. Forests command. On Friday Last
Capt. O'Sief, said to be commander OF band
Of gnerillas LATELY committing SO many depre-
dations in Western Kentucky, was arrested
and taken to Paducah. Ee denies being q
bushwEackinG Captain, aud says he Is not
even connected in any manner with the rebel
army.
Tic steamer City Of Cairo has arrived With
Memphis dates Of the 9th.
Hoods forces are reported to have arrived
at Corinth, where they are busily engaged
fortifyfng for an attack should Gen. Thomas
consider it profitable to pursue. Hood is also
trying to repair the Mobile and Ohio Rail.
road. It is possible that he may make pcr-
1nanent stand at Corintl, md def the troops
that may move against him. In the event
that collision occurs we may expect our ad-
vices of the game ria Memphis.
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THE QC0TAS ON THE COMING
DRAFT.

We have received several communications
inquiring our opinion Of the meaning Of Pro-
vost Marshal General Fry's circular Of
january ID, concerning the credits to
be allowed on the coming dratt. An
erroneous impression has gone ont
that this circular de2rives those dis.
t,icts which have m excess Of volun nteers, ol
their just credits. To say nothing Of the
fact That the law specially allows such
credits, und that 1t ia not in sGcncral
Fsy's power 10 alter or disobey the law, a
careful reading Of the circular of January "a,
will show that it does not bear the constrnc-
lion which LAS been placed upon It. It Is as
follows:
Wan DErANTMENT,
rnOvnsT MARSHAL GENERALS 0rf1cE.
WAsHISGToN, y. C., january 2, 1855.
CIRCULAR, No. !.
The attention Of Actin: Assistant Provost Mars-
halls Generals Of States, ana Board Of Enrolment,
il called 10 the fact thai the quotas assigned TN
der the call OF December 10, 1854 for 800 100 men.
xnust not le rtl4ctd except by actual cAfsthaenfs
j., tue Army, Navy, and Marine Corps, since tAr
1874 MttHlo.
JANEL .. FzT,
Provost Mnrthh} General.
The quotas are mnde up By first allowing
all credits due on account Of former enlist
1nents, aud .hen they must not be reduced
except by actual cnlistments since the 10Th
of December.
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Nem advertisements.
DR. AYERS
CIacAC0 THROAT AND LESE JsSTrTEYr.
For the Speedy anu R.d,calCu of
Throat, Lung and Heart
DISEASES,
Catarrh, Bronchitis, Asthma and
C0NSUh1F:TIoEy,
THE NEW SYSTEM OF CURE,
DR. AYERS
THE NEW SYSTEM OF CURE,

By the permanent establishment OF Tue institute I,
Chicago, tnEa!s can ut al ttmes consult ths Doctor
| personally.
1nzastds who have failed to derive benefit from ue
ccal treatment, and who have made trials of the
trums Of the day Will nnt In this new praet1ce aban
dant for hope, numerous have been
reported eren Of the entire restoration to healh OF
partts in this city and vicinity who have made
thorough TRIAL OF the remedies Althoush they al
v1ously hsen pronounced in advanced stages OF Coa.
sumption
Its peculiar efficiency IS especially noticeable IN
throst diseases (Which It neglected end In consam1.
tion nasal catarrh, bronehitis asthma and diseases
OF the heart To this class Of cases Dr. Aver gtyes 6
undivided s1tentltn.
Where 1t Is impossible for the party to come persou
ally 10 the city. he should write many OF hls symp-
toms ~ possible enclosing ten st4mps.) A list OF
questions, and also little book the subject will
be furnished upon application b. the Eran practice
the remedy reaches the part diseased, aud Improve
nent Is seen mad felt ,om the first day Of treatment
There Is 10 burning or ca1omel employed The new
remedies csn be used ut home abroad with perfect
facility. The patient who Is engaged In busness wl
have no occasion to suspend MS busncss In order to
pursue treatment
II Lung Institute, McCorm1cs'a Bot,dins, corner
Raudo ph and Dearborn st1ecta; I.WE3sLOW AVER,
u: p, P!on!tesor. Post Office lock Drawer olss.
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ST. Lor1s, wednesday, Jan. u.-Dispatches
from the West say the Indians at last nc
counts were on the Republican River, retreat
ing southwark. Troops rerc concentrating
for pursuit. Adviccs from re-t Kcarney soT
tne oYsEiana n@ aiI W ins Is 'niestea 1 from ORAL
yond. The Indians so largely outDumU>-aa
the troops that offensive operations caunot Ut
present be prosecuted with much chance Of
SUCCESS.
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Especial Dispatch to the ChicaSo Trihune1
CINCINNATI, Wednesday January II.
The Court Martial ordered to try the Chi.
cago conspincy case, met this afternoon in
the Grand Jury room at the Court House. The
orders convcning aud detailing the Court
were read By the Judge Advocate, after
which the prisoners. finding no objection to
any members Of The Commission. it WAS reg
uiarly organized by the several members,
the Judge Advocate and the Recorder taking
oath TO properly fulfill their duties.
The charges against the prisoners were
read, but at the request Of the counsel for the
defense, the accused were given until to-
morrow (Tlursday) to plead.
The prisoner Cantrilt remains very sick,
having to be conveyed to and from the court
room in a carriage. The other prisoners ap-
pear perfectly well.
The examination Of members will probably
commence tomorrow fThursday.}
, 1865-01-12
TEE KENTUCKY SENATOR,
SHIP.

Especial Dispatch to the Chicago T1Ibune1
F1ASKFon1. Ky.. Wednesday, Jan- IL.
The Hon. James Guthrie Was elected Uni
led States Senator in the place Of Powell.
The vote in the House was: Guthrie, IS :;
Gen. Rousseau, II: scattering, 4. In the Sen
ate: Guthrie, 20; Gen. Rousseau, II scatter.
iun. two,
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The Massachusetts Legislature.
BosroH, Jan. n.-Thc Massachusetts Sen
ate has postponed the election Of a Senator,
in place Of Henry Wilson, until the I'd day
Of February.
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Tie Ct. AIi,nns Raj ders.

MONTREAL, Wednesday, Jan. 1.-THE St.
Albans raiders today got another postpone
ment for thirty days, 10 get further evidence
from Richmond.
, 1865-01-12

LOUISVILLE, Wednesday, Jan. 1.-The re-
mains OF two bodies discovered to-day among
the debris Of the Gait House fire, arc not yet
identified.
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r POSTSCRIPT.
FROM NEW YORK.

Foreign News Sumnaary-Froul tbc
south Gulf and Coast 3locku15
NeWH-Hashf1fSton Items. p
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Ncm Advertisements.

.g For Afternoon Telegraph see
Second Page.
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-09-19
FROM New OrIeans.

NEW ORLEANS, September IL
In the Alabama Convention the COM
mittee to which the question was referred
yesterday reported slavery ordinance
substantially such as that adopted by the
Mississippi convention. Mr. White offered
q substitute, and both were postponed until
Monday, when the debate will commence.
The committee reported also the Secession
Ordinance there beng both q minority
and msjority report The latter is simply
that odOpted by the Mississippi convention.
These reports were postponed till TODAY,
1t is expected there will be an animated
discussion next week.
The people Of Avoyelles parish are in a
destitute condition. An appeal was made
to General Candy, who has ordered imme-
diate relief.
There wss serious row last Sunday on
the Rocket Grounds between the Oreoles
and the negroes. The fears of an outbreak
next Sunday will be prevented by military
orders.
NEW ORLEANS, September II.
The steamer Morning Star has arrived
from New York.
In Vicksburg yesterday the citizen gave
banquet to General Slocum LAST evening.
A large number were present. The VI
most good feeling prevailed.
A Misunderstanding occurred between
the Mayor of Vieksburg and the Fsemens'
Burean in regard TO the Jurisdiction of civ
il matters.
General Slocum convened military
commission to investigate.
The friends Of General B. G. Humphrey,
the Gubernatorial csndidste, organized for
a. & A.,
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-09-19
BATHS ONE DOLLAR: EACH.
DAILY LEADER.
TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER I9, 1865.
Tne Gast Hour. ID eov. Rr0uEh.

The Herald attacks the srticle in refer.
encs 10 the last hours of Gov. Brough's
life, which appeared in the LEADER on the
day following his death, IS a 'groes viola-
zion of propriety and decency," and insin-
uAtes that it wronged the memory of the
lste Governor-proceeding in the same
column % quote the letter TO the PhiIadsl-
rr;. Pres which We published yesterday
,,olpi, e, which gives, only more in detail
nsey1v az tbs fsCtsrecordsdi in the LEADER
,Tt;cla Ts can perceive no violation Of
Drouristy and Secency in either statements,
md Of all the jOt tvnAls into which our de-
,cr;nt;on. has BEEN 80 widely copied the
g.-ald 4 the frst 10 do 30. We regret
greatly that professionA, jealousy should
lead our cotemporAry to atteDPt quarrel
on q subject about which sympathy $50
msnhestly out of place.
A our article has been charged with
containing mis-statemeuts, it is worth
while 70 say that one serious error, or
rather omission, occurred in it, j. e., the
NEGLECT 70 mention the nsme of the Rev.
NJ. Cunningham, Governor Brough's son-
= -, % the religious adviser Of the dy-
- This error was pointed ont to
n, bv tba Private Secretary of the Gov
amor a. thu request of the family, and
v.,'-soaiesd IN oaf next issue. No other
-..-I ar suggested 10 US, and
We have reason TO kn 'oW that our statement
wAs in ali respects So estAnsially correct
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-09-19
From Savannah.

NEW York, September ls.
The steamer Ariedne brings Savannah
dates to the 14th. - ~
X. N. T. Hunter, released from Fort Pu.
laski on parole, is q passenger on the Ari-
adne on his way to his home in Virginia.
The papers contsin no news beyond the
announcement of frequent cases of high.
way robbery, and the mysterious shooting
of two negroes by q party of unknown
csvalrymen without the slightest proVocs.
ton. fi
The Republican chronicles acts of van
dalism to the st. Paul Episcopal church,
used by the 26th Massachusetts as q hospi-
tai. The desecration was not discovered
until afser the regiment had left for home,
and the Republican does not know whether
to charge it to the members of the regi-
ment or not.
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-09-19
rhe rornmutation Tax.

Ths speech Of Colonel 7. W. Higgins, Of
4ba 4sd Ohio Volunteer Infantry, delivered
:. Jsckson, Ohio, September 18th, at re-
MIN soldiers meeting, eontsins passage
A. pitby that it forces its way into our col
,mns. The Colonel says on the commuta-
tIon tax: !,
.rba Democratic party of the State of
.,Doses the four dollar militia COM
Onio tsx. and declares that it is opPres-
l1ses L.uaHS ~, ht to be repealed. Now, II the
~ lTs,~-.cv ~ of cbs State Of Ohio had been
80 tbsv would be exempt from
IN ~ S1t !: they all staid st home,
tnls ~ - are almost ssbe only ones who
9no az tsx 10 nav, in CONSEQUENCE OF stay
nave - - home. they think 1t oppressive.
1Ss D.. SouIs They are 70 be ptheo toT 1neii
s@Tsnd sore AfaictionG- They can lNo'u !.
.-;1o this oppressive tax, however, D
49, thay Ohio National Guard, and
.jEAT1;1s j a few dsys in the year, and Why
Sn.,t shev 40 in They might prActlce
ss-...- ,boot;pg IS q recreation, If nothing
-. ~ thav must have adeal Of Amno.
o;.;on ~. an hand, As tbey have eKpenoee
.-,S iiele during the last four years. TneJ
have buaned scarcely any poWaepln pA'.,s -
and, save what WAS useo IN snovslps ~. ~
fnrned selaisfs and froVoss MAisDAlA' TaI nj
wnst wss expended in rejoicing over v q
iandiehsmT return 70 Onlo, they nus
hevs fheir entire stock Of oronance See y
hand u et fhen, by aL means, Jon - sO.n -
military orgaaisstiors Ano sAts sls "
nra~-ivs tsz e iow dollars, OF EAlca 'ns
com plain % much.
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-09-19

The ship st. Louis arrived from I-ov
York and sailed for City Point for tobacco
for Liverpool
~ FIREs IN NET YORK.
NEW York, September Is.
Ah-e this morning destroyed the free
storage store, No. sos Cherry street. kept
Dy a W. lawrence formerly Coe& Law
rence- Ths fire originated among some
cotton part Of cargo of 800 hales put
IN the WArehoused during the last three days
from the brig Belle of the Bay.
The stores, $50 Water street. also oceu.
pied By Lawrence, took fire, and both
buildings were destroyed. Among the
principal articles destroyed were sixteen
thousand hides, two thousand bales of RAGS.
nine hundred bales of cotton, two hundred
and five barrels Of salt, three thousand
bushels Of wheat three thousand bales of
hemp, one thousand bales of wool, eight
thousand bales of sugar, fifteen thousand
bales of palm Leaf, and fifty hogsheads Of
mOlAsses. There viii probably be salvage
of twenty-five to thirty per cent. when the
ruins are overhauled.
Theproperty owned by number Of the
parties will be q loss to the amount Of
several hundred thousand dollars. Other
in the vicinity are saved.
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Associated Press Export.
FROM RraWnsvnIe.


New YORK, September Is.
The Herald's Brownsville correspou-
dent says the Imperial wagon train, from
Monterey t. Matsmorss, which was at
tackled come time ago and driven back by
the Republicans, contained two hundred
and fifty thousand dollars in specie.
Gen. Sheridan's military display along
the Rio Grande is making Msximillian's
officers very nervous, and by big balls and
other entertainments they are endeavoring
to conciliate the dreaded Mortimer.
Jusrez and his cabinet, on leaving Chi
huRhus, went to El Psso, but It was
thought he would be followed by the I'm
perisllsts, and be obliged to take refuge on
the American side OF the Rio Grande.
The Hersld's New Orleans correspon-
dent says General Candy has issued an or
der requiring provost msrtiAls to furnish
registers of voters, with list of those VINO
after enrolment for the draft lett the State,
and those who claimed exemptions, for the
purpose Of preventing their voting.
The people of Shreveport are about TO
petition for the withdrawal of the colored
troops.
General Carl SchuIz, engaged in the du-
ties of his mission of inspection, WAS in
New Orleans lately, but was about TO go
to Mobile.
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-09-19
Yesterday E7enlng's EditlOn.
me ParaguIan War,

-sa..- -1 NKw York, September ls.
Buenos Ayres journals contsin some fur
ther very interesting items concerning the
Parsguain war There is said to be much
apathy among the people regarding it. Ia
order to stir them up General Urquiss, for
merly their President has issued q proela-
mstion in which he says that he considers
the contest against Paraguay so sacred that
he would go to join the legions in the field
evenn he should be deserted by his own
hi ldren.
The Argentine government have made
arrangements for raising troops in Europe,
in order drive the Paragraphs out of the
BrazlIlan provinces or k1O Grzude. The
Emperor has ordered that every fl msn
there must De put under arms, and 80, 900
nom other provinces must march at onca
to assist them
President Lopez, of Paraguay, is dis
playing the most extraordinary vigor in his
efforts to meet the assaults of the three
powers by which he Is sssailed. Every
man and boy capable of service is put into
the army, and the necessary agricultural
work is to be done by the women. It is
thought that Lopez has nearly 100000
man under arms, and is well supplied with
material Of very excellent character.
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-09-19
LATE NEWS ITEMS.

The comet is only six hundred millions
of miles off.
Detroit has been discontinued as State
rendezvous for returning troops. All
Michigan troops will hereafter rendezvous
at Jackson.
Chicago dispatches represent the potsto
rot as alarmingly prevalent in various se,-
tions of Michigan.
a swamp in Tewksbury, Mass, has been
on fire for some time, and the combustion
having worked into spest-bed eighteen by
twenty inches, continues to advance. The
roots of the trees burn off and they toppIe
over, adding fuel to the flame. Gangs of
men have been at work in various places
try ing to check tie fire, but without sue
The Chinese in San Francisco gave a
complimentary dinner at the Hong Kong
restaurant to Secretary Oolfsx and his
friends. 1t lasted six hours, although there
we're no speeches, and all the (0hinese)
delicscies of the season were served up.
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-09-19
MUSICAL AND DRAMATIC.

Miss Kate Reynolds and Mr.. W. 81.
Eedley Smith opened at the Chestnut
street Theatre, Philsdelphis, on the 28th.
Bartlett, young sculptor of New York,
Is modelling bust of Maggie Mitchell, as
EFanohon." Il.-...f .ss5a.a.g I..-rs
Madame Celeste will commence her first
engagement on the 2bth inst, at Broadway
Thesre.
Marx Smith will be st DeBar's Opera
House, st. Louis, on the 18th.
The citizens of Indianapolis are talking
seriously of building 8 new opera house
IN that city, in connection with q new Ma
sonic temple. Meetings have been held
on the subject.
Adsh Issacs Menken had an Offer before
sbe left New York, which she refused
The Clipper ssys the terms "Woud startle
our feaaers." After her present engage
ment in London she will return to New
YORK. a
Tbeatricsls have been very lively in
Cincinnati during the past week, notwlth-
standing the "ovenly" westher. Marx
Smith, the comedian, is the attraction st
the National Miss Lotts is the reigning
slsr at Woods. she has met with great
success as Topsey, in "Uncle Toms Cabin"
The irrepressible Bsrnum has made his
bow TO the public With another museum.
He oocupies what was formerly known as
the Chinese Building, on Broadway. With
his characteristic mOdesty, he ventures to
suggest that Providence intends all men
to ht their own peculiar grooves, and his
groove Is that of Snowman The prem
ises consist of five saloons and lecture
room, and occupy nearly the whole OF the
| edihce, which extends through the depth
of the block on which it stands, two hu2-
dred feet. Up one flight Of stairs are the
frst and second saloons, containing the
wax statuary, the aquaris, the glass blowing
! department, with It's working model steam
engines, and the living curiOeities. From
this floor is the main entrance to the bal
oony of the lecture room, The second
SipSeof stairs lesds to the third and fourth
saloons, containing the scientific and anti
ausrian collections, which already display
4 large number of stuffed beasts, birds,
coins, shells and mineralogical specimens
The curiosities already OF exhibition num-
Der over hundred thousand. From this
floor is an entrance to the Lecture Room
Gallery. Oas fight more leads to the Cos
morsmic and stereopticon Hsil II: the
middle of which hiss also been reunited the
Hsppy Family. On this floor is the Shoot,
ing Gallery, in very pleasant and airy
quarterAs AItogsthsT, the establishment Il
~ eNisssata h4a'tS h.4AlS 64.