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Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1865-07-07
The Fourth.

There was no ovcrshadowing and big
time in this county on the Fourth, but
numberless local gatherings in the several
towns. Perhaps the largest of any one of
the various gatherings was at McFarland's
Hill. Hancock. Here there was flag
raising, oratinn, dinner &c, and goodly
number of people from the surrounding
towns in attendance. The flagstaff.
which was newly raised, was beautiful
in its graceful tapering proportions, and
was surrounded by railing on which was
the names of the dead heroes. furnished
BY the town in the war Of our second In
depcndenee,-twentyf five in number. a
procession was formed which was escorted
to the Hill and to the flag staff by some
returned soldiers, followed by thirteen
Young ladies dressed in red, white and
blue, representing the original thirteen
states, who presented and raised the flag,
with little assistance from the gentle
men.
Rev. Mr.. Durfec of Trenton, offered
PRAYER, and read the Declaration Of hide
pcndcnce.
The Emancipation Proclamation was read
hv y. X. Sawyer, and the Grafton was by
James A. Milliken Esq, of Cherry6eld.
1t occupied in its delivery one hour and
twenty minutes. The Speaker traced the
history of parties, aud Of the slavery qnes-
ton as presented to the nation during
the last eleven years, or rather since the
compromise measures of 1851, down to
the present time. The leading events Of
the war, as we'll as the leading men that
attempted to control those events were
properly noticed. The anxiety. the deep
and strong feeling of the loyal millions Of
our conntrymen. during some of the many
dark DAYS Of the struggle was depict
ed in graphic and fitting language. The
Emancipation Proclamation, 1.-THE magma
charter of the Nintccnth century" was
eulogized, and emphasized a. one of the
greatest acts of the memorable four Years
war. Onr heroes. on the sea and on the
land, living and dead, before and since the
Proclamation of Emancipation had a
prominent place assigned them in the
speakers address. 1t was an able effort,
clicting frequent applause, and deserving
high praise for its noble and truthful utter
oucps
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1865-07-07
The Washington corrcsponlcut ,

-Thc Washington correspondent Of
the Boston .idrtrttser gives the following
statement of the receipts Of the Treasury
Department for the fiscal year ending June
30, 1868, with the estimates of Mr. Sccre-
tary Fessendcn
Mr.. Secretary Fcsscnden's estimates for
the fiscal year ending June 80, leGj, were
as follows: internal revenue, two hundred
and fortv-nlnc million five hundred and
siXtv-thrcc thousand; customs, seventy
million two hundred and seventy one
thousa ID lands. six hundred and forty two
thousand miscellaneous, twenty four mil
lion and thirty-six thousand. Tho actual
receipts for the fiscal year just closed are.
in round numbers, as follows: internal
revenue. two hundred and twenty-five
million five hundred thousand customs,
cighty-tvo million five hundred thousand :;
lands, eight hundred and thirtysiX thous
and miscellaneous, tWenty-cight million
two hundred thousand Ii will be noticed
that the receipts for internal revenue were
something less than the Secrctary's csti
mates, while those from customs and other
sources are somewhat larger, the aggrc-
gate receipts for the year being about three
hundred and thirty four million dollars,
which is about ten million five hundred
thousand dollars less than the estimates,
and vet over seventvthree millions great
er than the aggregate of the last fiscal
year 1t NAV also be noted in this con
ncction that the cash balance in the treas
ury is more than ten millions of dollars
greater than it was at the end Of the last
fiscal year, and that the unpaid requisi-
tons now are more than sevcntyiivc nil
lions less than they were then, and that
the department now has gold enough on
hand To meet all interest aceruins previous
to ncXt February.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1865-07-07

- Speaking Of the recent attempt to drive a
b orse from Boston to Portland, the Biddefosd
Jounoi says:
The horse was a noble looking animal, and our
opinion is, il properly ted and driven would have
won. Tee horse was piled with Jamaica rum,
which was his only stimulus, and the driving, ac
cording to our theory, WIS stupid, The first five
hours he was driven at the rate Of twelve miles
an hour! lie reached kenncbunk at $50, ap-
parently in good condition There was then
time en- ough to have igaiked the horse to Portland
when instead he was driven the nine miles to Sa.
co in one hour-too much for an ordinary fresh
horse A needless half mile was travelled over
in reaching the Saco stable.
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[SGToN. tttY 3.


The President has not sufficiently re-
covered his health to Justify his travelling
to Gettysburg to he present at the ceremo-
MES to- morrow. Lieut.. Long, of his staff,
will however leave here this afternoon in
special train for Gettysburg, as the
bearer of letter to be read on that oc-
casion. He will be accompanied by Mr..
Gooding, United States Marshal for the
District of Columbia, as a representative
Of the Presidents family, and by several
foreign Ministers.
The health of Frederick W. Seward
continues to improve. He was able to
ride out TO day.
tits understood that there will he no
publication of the public debt for the
month ending with June, as nothing
material has occurred since the publica-
ton Of the last one to rendered it neccs-
sary.
The Post Office Department has again
advertised for proposals for carrying the
mail in steamships between the United
States and Brazil. The contract was
heretofore awarded to respectable parties
in New York, but a question was recently
raised by a third party, and was sustained
by the Attorney General, that their char
ter as Steamship Company, being for
different specified purpose, did not give
the required responsibility for the United
States and Brazil mail service; the third
party claimed the contract on the ground
of being the lowest bidder. But this, too.
was set aside by the Attorney General.
and hence the renewal of the Invitation
for proposals.
A delegation has arrived here from
Richmond, bringing with them numcr-
ously signed memorial to the President,
praying for a reconsideration of the clause
in the Amnesty Proclamation, excepting
from its benefits all persons worth more
than 100000.
Seventy applications for pardon, prncl-
pally Of Virginians recommended by Gov
crnOr Pcrpont, were received to-day by
the President.
A large number of beef cattle. contract
cd for BY the Governor before the disband-
ing of the armies, and delivered since, will
soon be offered at auction in this city.
The only public celebration tomorrow
in Washington will be by the colored peo-
pie, composing the National Monument
Association, with Major General Hunter
the orator. Statutes will be fired at sun
rise. noon aud sunset by order OF the
Government authorities, and at night there
is to be displas OF fireworks. All the
public Departments will be closed.
Mr. Dana has not yet left Washington
as some of the papers have stated, but Is
Acting Secretary Of War during the sick
ness of Stanton.-[ Associated Press.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1865-07-07

Charley va manly little
fellow Of five years, fell and cut his upper
lip so badly that surgeon had to be
summoned to sew up the wound. He sat
in his mothers lap during the painful op.
Grafton, pale, but very quiet, resolutely
shutting back his tears and means. In
her distress, the young mother could not
refrain from saying,"Oh, doctor, l fear
it will leave dis6guring SCAR Char.
ley looked up into her fearful face, and
said in comforting tone,-"Never mind
mamma, my m,oustache VW eorer it /"
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1865-07-07

The Secretary Of the Navy has is
sued circular directing that, in the en-
pleymept Of mechanics and others in the
navy YARDS all naval stations, or elsewhere
in the service Of the Navy Department
preference be given TO such as have been
honorably discharged from the navy and
the marine corps, and especially to these
who have been wounded or disabled, pro-
yided they are capable of performing sat
the duties required OF them.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1865-07-07

A correspondent of the Christian Watch
man relates of Powers. that on being asked
not long ago ofan English lady, who visited
his studio in Florence, whether he had ex-
ecuted bust Of Jefferson Davis, he replied:
No, madam hope that before long
an artist of another profession than mine
may have the pleasure of executing him.,
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1865-07-07

-Waltham watches and Ayers Pills are
said to be the highest specimans of Amer
lean art, each of their kind one in meclan-
les and the other in medicine. With a
Waltham watch in one pocket and box of
Ayers pill in the other, yon should be at
your work in season with the he 9TH to pur-
NC it,-Adceritser, Norway, Me.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1865-07-07

Finished, assassination trial.
1t lasted seven weeks. The humber of
witnesses examined for the prosecutions was
I9G, and for the defence lG6. The testi-
mony covers nearly four thousand legal
cap manuscript pages.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1865-07-07

Tho Cincinnati colored people are
raising a subscription to present Chief Jus
tice Chase with silver pitcher,
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1865-07-07

Gen. Butler has presented $4,000
to Phillips Academy, Andoycr, to provide
a free scholarship, fifty years, for the son
of a soldier.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1865-07-07

THIRTY FIRST MAINs.-1t will be seen by des-
patch that this regiment is soon " 10 discharged
and return hume.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1865-07-07

1t is denied that cholera or yellow
fever has yet visited New Orleans.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1865-07-07

The members of Lygonia Lodge of +.
4. Masons Of Ellsworth, with their families
and invited guests. went down river on
the 4th on an excursion, taking with them
all the neccs AIRY fixtures for chowder
&c. The steam tug, performed escort
duty, and the party landed ON Hard Wood
Island to cook the chowdcr. The shower
came off rather inopportuncly for the
comfort Of the party. On the whole the
trip was pleasant one.
There was also Picnic and chowdcr
party at South Surry and what is import.
ant to those in attendance. every body was
satisfied and pleased.
In addition to the other places there was
a grand time on Cranberry Isle, and an
Grafton by Rev. II. Al. Eaton. We are
told that some thousand people were
dincd there on that day.
The people came from all directions, in
vessels and in boats.
The Celebration in Bangor seems to
have been a most decided success in every
particular. Extensive preparations were
made: and guided by such energetic and
pcrse,ering citizens as Bangor can boast
of, and aided by Il lovely day, what wai
there to hinder!
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The only celebration in the CITY of
Washington the ith. was by the colorcd
men, The following brief account of the
proceedings, and of Senator Wilson's,
sharply defined and incisiye speech, will
be found interesting.
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NJ" '" NEW YORK 10 NBWPORT. :.
On and after Saturday. July 1895 two daily trains WE
New York from corner OF Fourth aveoue ana
New navsn New london and stoug,cn g East E 70
ing and start immediately The arrival OF the trains Tor
Newport aforna splendid sail o. fourteen miles down she
Nara gan act BE =, arriving at and $50 y. w.
fickss soid and baggage she,sed m,crsh ....A.,.
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A O. BURNHAM, AUOTIONEER.
IL MAGNIFICENT HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE.
,r,sr -, 5000 W9RTh " RTRn,runR Ar

IA. HAdSfFiCkST aSS SS4E dP FURNITURE.
FIRST cIAs; H $SSsh asi}5%,5 SyRS1ruaz AT
ROSEWOOD SEVEN OCTAVE PIAH0FoRTE ,r,.,
OIL PAINTINGS by EMINENT xRTisTs, "ooA soi'''
BRONZE CHANDELIERS, VELVET CARPETS,
ARTISTIC a sa2szE sEb pfo ROOM FURNITURE
CHINA, GLASS AND SILvERWARE
" tho elegant bsMssn h .na SITE
SALE oom bkaWlsG k H5 II O'CLOCK
su ns In and gold
Tee Tets Sofas Arm, Oval Back and Reception Chairs,
richly carved Centre Tables marble tops Etageres
ss with pis Ss M M,rs and erpsns marble
bols de and maruotre Cabinets Sevres China
elegant ssts Velvet Carpets Bronze and Orou Chande
er Console and Gard Fables Easy Chairs ottomans
SzGHfFicENT ROSEWOOD p1ANoroRrE.
superby carved legs and case, made to order city maker
oI P%lkSiS"s o0 xNb m SsosSEs
Two superb Paintings; Scenes tho Rhine by Lanter;
Holy Ia%i copy from the celebrated painting In the
Winner Scene the Ncva, 81 tPetersburg by Norhcoe
French Line Engravngs Bronze Statuary; Hamlet Ma
xeppa, shakspere Diana, Flower Boy and Girl; Brouze
DINING ROOM.
Hertzs patent Exen.ion Dining Table, Buffet, Arm
Chairs Sofas elegant crystal and ruby Glassware richly
4rs Tureens Coffee Urn Dinner and Tea Service Savers
spoons Cake Baskets Table Linen Sheffield Table Cutlery
robes Commodes Gace ensuite, style Of Louis
XIV; Hair and Spring Mattresses, Blankets Sheets
N. BThe auctioneer invites particular attention of paT
comprising the argss and richest assortment Of Household
Furniture offered at suction this
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L AMU8HMHNT0.
NIsLos GARDEN NOTICE :.
| y. wne..l.y respectfully snSoanoe.s ri.
:;s::, a.ss::: sS' .
, ssss entirely ready osssS po.poa. Oh. pro
."~,... MEPSEsDxI NEXT yynx
until which evening the theatre will REM AIN closed for 70
r.T,s. IN po..s..oa Of SOFA. Ar Monday
rsturnsd upon sppll6aaon . ,hs DO, Cd iS- -
w oiAso1 ser,4r. JULY IS SHA''a
Observation-Disclosures s!s.s s.ss's 81 ssaAsI'A"o.
''' truly eminent ~ ;i'' Z. Z. DAVENPORT
ss ss:ss1s Il e. nss
.~,s 49, -" '% SILL i1' WATERS Run DEEP.
w yosn t S,f following great csss
S AZ rI';:: 4 6.ssapsss
siaSss wa1s%sos
Mrs Niidmsva h,ss Rose Eytnge
WIN bore Dough-; S:. s1s 1 o.u
in b4TEsposr s vi -, World
;snsypsS 81 yiLLs tie sailor sappoes 81
~ith the song Of Black eyed susan. ''a' f'''r
Hr Geo Hon b HSn,s:i
II %.%:oI a.: JACOB Sas,s T.i9
md Ms Jonn isn,o,,,' Quid
psvsnpors Ss.atiy artistic i50y Nay - fS W
b n ors =. Tor him undyns fame and uy stamped
Al" ono S g IL H1srR1oxc ARTISTS
.o IL ~ dram: ram. se WIN
Ship asd Yankee Grow" dance ssiiors hornpipe With
il Complains: WITH .um.rou. requests tn. successful
OLIVER TWIST
e. ss sa 1:s =: ae SKI MISS
BxxEprrw 81 SisS R SSlY 4 AyrsoK
the elegant ''s SS sS 1SEs sia 4HE WEDDING
viii DO performed -
WEDNESDAY. JULY L.
MISS ROSE EYrINGE.
occasion "a MANY w fRh asr the df's
in the 'uecsssfuldss% o.
an a LADY FRELovE,
20 ''eso' BAY a 1s%SsE s aaa WEDDING;
E &P j. W. y W Va f1sscSHs a ssa
Box book now open " W.T.
BROADWAY THEATRE
~ snmms. season. under the diresoa of Mr. SAMUEL
UNQUALIFIED SUCCESS
!, MESS . k at sn Rs1EIla'nso4Ds,
;: zfH sSs sss the
sb. will, an MEv ~. E A6HH LA Ayc
ssnt EVERY EVENING DURfNa THE WEEK iS S the
n1iyy sensational play in Eve acs and i've tabeauI
Apa Aksr 6r e noH NED 8sS DEATH
The Angel OF Midnight I
rhe tii;is 6srh, The Angel of Justice. MISS
r. Wood Cutler Tho Angel KEIGS6nDs
Due notice WIN % svon Of appearance Of Mr. w. H.
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4 =. ROTH, AUCTIONEER.
+ AuCrIcN.-LARGE HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE
S4s Olnton AL the elegant Household Furniture
n gonsto Europe will be sold At auction this day,
(9onday) July 10 at the elegant residence l19 Clinton
place Eighth street. between Fifth and Sixth 10
commencing at D o'clock precisely consisting Of Velvet
er ss rich ss
Teaspoons tablespoons Forks Ice Pitcher Cake Basket
sfch silver plated Tea and Coffee Sets Butter Dishes ivory
handled Knives Forks Carving Knives and Seels rich
cut Qoblcts, engraved Champagnes Wines, Decanters,
Xerans Celery Stand cut Preserves &c large black walnut
Extension Table, sdd black walnut Buffet, twelve Dining
1oomFour rosewood Farlor Suits WITH
10e richest description Of crimson and crimson and
cd green and black French satin brocate black walnut
orsry Furniture, two rosewood Etageres with French
nirrors back and doors style OF Louis XIV large
hrrors Chandslers Turkish Easy Chairs and Lounges
marble top Centre and Pier Tables rich lace Curtains
cnS collection q OH Paintings. Bronze Clocks and Qrns
.9tands, Ladies' Work Table
AAGNIFICENT ROSEWOOD PIANOFORTE,
Stool and cover cost 500.
- 0oqeus instrument with round corners, beautifuuy
carved legs and case, with all the modern improvements
ovorsrung bass uu IRON plate French action, fun IN 90
Ohambors and Nursery-Costiy rosewood and mahogany
Sedsteacs btauery marble top Bureaus Washstand ana
ommodes 70 match over twenty pure Hair from
FORTY 70 sixty pounds made to order and In excellent cond
xon; Feather beds BO1ssr and Pill0ws CountcrPanes
k and satin Bed Spreads Linen Sheets Ingram
Sccfocm Mror Clocks Toilet Tables Towel nacns toes
6Sa ss Carpets and Rod. Hs nas
Tea and Dni.g Tables together with A!ge ana ossrAoss
assortment Of Basement and Kitchen Utensils, 20
Nb:-Hea11e men In attendance 20 Cart PACK ana sniP
0oods Tor purchasers, at . reasonable charge.
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THE TURF.

>>SSSSSSSSSS~s-r. --aTTING--TUEsAeAY, JULx
HosokES s,.s .::a ;ls ss ,.Ss heat,
Il hais.ss s,sy e. D!u saS' L seslSs
names Ss; o RsSisps ..rss, .,u... ana;
r. M direct isp x; return at $50 p. NJ Stages
meet Will :. -. fsnsu u 49,. n'ierry.
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ryHE MEMBERS OF THE NRw YORK JUNIOR SHIP
wrights and Caulkers Benevolent Society will hold their
regular meeting 73 Madison street this Monday
evening at TX O'Clock MICHAEL MULQUEEN, Pres't
kAvANA0H, Secretary.
VALE COLLEGE CLASS OF ls5S-THE DECENNIAL
i meeting OF class OF 1855 Of Yale College will be
held in New Haven, Conn, on Wednesday, July % The
prospecs reunion glorious Let none OF %
Fail attendance and let one send his Post oce ad
10 the cAsa secretary Row Henry N Cobo Tarry
town, NY
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WINES, LIQUORS, &C.

~ ship British Lion Capt Mann; genuine imported Bar
TON Brewery Compsny's Aie warranted > ycas old in.
is7 Genuine Havana Cigars. ] viii wager t@ ls. ny
English ale brandy cigars cannot be beat IN New York
Jergey CITY or Brooklyn. PBTER j. oDokoHUB, No.
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NOTICE TO CLOTHING CUTTERS.-ALL CLOTRIG
IN Cutters, members and non-members of tho N T. ~.
p o. are respectfully invited to attend meetlngo
be held At Harmony Hail. la2 Hester street on Monday o.
OF will discussed Talented speakers,
pointed by committee Of arrangement will address the mee
Ing Those desiring promote the interest OF hemselv
and their families viii fail to be puncua In attendance
business Of great Importance will be transacted
By order OF President II. b. MULLINS.
M. FRfBERCER Secretary.
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UCTION OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES SALE OF ELEGANT
IA and costly Furniture this Monday. at 10Y O'Clock
and sixth avenues comprising large variety Of Paror,
Dining Room Chamber Furniture elegant wood and
black walnut Parlor In the richest description;
EG rr EeasvGp MI PfANoFokTs
with four round full seven octave containing All
on Paintings Mirrors, Lace Window Curtains marble
Centre Tables Bureaus Bedsesds pure cured Hair Mat
Ware, Clocks Cutlery Crockery Manel Ornaments DC.
THIS sale Is perempsory-cns seldom met With In regard to
UCTION SALE OF CRoCKERY. &C.-wATT JONES
"A CO. will sell at Tuesday July H. at 10 A.
mont OF white Granite aud G. G. Ware Rock and Yellow
Ware in lots suitable for city and country Dealers
Sale positive for cash Sale Tuesday at 10 O'Clock
UCrION NOTiCE-AT PRIVATE SALE, l 7-OCTAvR
"A Plano, $780, for $780, also general Of
avenue, for three days. NJ MIDDLETON
UCTION sALR OF CROcKERY, alchemy @.
Tuesday July H. clock at Is Barclay street gene
Of White Granite and Common Ware, GLASS
and Fancy Ware Sale without reserve and goods care
fully packed for shipment.
UCTIoN NOTICE -CROCKERy, GLASS AND CHINA.
et street. by Joseph Hunt good assortment in
lots 10 suit dealers Goods well packed.
a JACKSON, AUCrIONEER. WILL SELL. THIS
street. Sofas, OUNCES Bu mahogany, black walnut
Feather Beds Mattresses Kitchen Furniture Two Bar
Counters, &c.
DEM. p. FAIRCHILD WILL SELL AT PUBLIC aye.
Thirty eighth street. senicel Household Furniture consist
ing mahogany Sofas Tee.a Tctes marble top Tables
Bureaus Chairs hog Bedseads, Hair and Straw Mat
tressss Mirrors Extension de mahogany Hat stand Lace
Curtains and cornces, Brussels and Ingram Carpets OIL
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ELEVENTH AvENUE.-PUBLIC NOTICE.
- The Commissioners of the Central Park deem expe
the grade of the Seventh avenue as now fixed
by law 0h street to 3oh street and TO establish the
grade OF the said avenue from street to the Harlem
All persons Interested hereby notified Of the In
tenon OF Commissioners of the Central Park to alter
and establish the grade of the said within the limits
aforesaid requested to examine plan showing the pro
grade 10th the Harlem river AZ the
Office Of tho Commissioners Of the Central Park NASSAU
street York city and sign their consent to the said
grade state their objections to the same on or
before the 23d day OF July instant - nu,,
Comptroller Of the Park
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.sS<5Ss tAMUsEMENTs.
Under the mH:1Rsssp;si h g; limited period
IRISH TIGER-Fsddy o. g Dassnpsss
RARNuNs AMERICAN MUSEUM.
COOLEST PLACE OF AMUSEMENT IN THE CIrY.
""" rect q pure air introduced Per minuse.
GRAND orESi S1A Or ' THh s 70 ss SEASON
nxw v.cps NEW ATTRACTION.
BARNIas COMBINATION rAsrodissEE d r5Ar3sT@
| p S99nsist. q the fsllowing
T. aross stare MassEss
iioNY DENiER 'Aa'rs de S.l'e
ss%n aSs public s:Ss,
1870 eon r Gnsh.s' .HsneqaA
-''' Timothy NILE xURioI' Juvenile ran'o'n';'''s
Frsmer DAn'euse from the principal European hesssA
FULL AND EFFICIENT SSsfsssf c cosfs DE BALLET.
ooaoHoGs I sfscHAd hS'if1la! fAsfonrxs
IN ;. l SEVERAL MONTHS IN PREPARATION.
fHE GREEN MONSTER;
x,yMz KNIGHT a AND S1 GIANT WARRIOR
new AND sPLEuDTp SCENERY BY GEORGE
aAes1g1cmz cosgShHs )! Resz 9 xALKx.
Es%4sSk s sSssS daAs . sSHks
Ths magninoens 1sntOms.ie spectacle vehicle Tor ~
ags Esa AsR EsAEsso
Previous 70 the parenmime W. B. HARRISON. comic 81
IN HITS ~ TINES AND PzOPLR
MoKNING, AT H.
PROF. C0sroREss. PHILOSOPHER AVID MAGICIAN.
FEArS or MAGIC
These 4r0us curfosfSleu
TWO LIVING WHITE WHALES
captured and brought city the LahrsH
may be seen staH hours, irNhe
MAMMOTH or Ass wHAzE TAME
come ,ne A.; st;s -
GEORGE, tbs great WHAaE CAPTUxER wilhentor ~
EIy H HL Tx 10 FEHf &c IokG
A HORSE AND RIDER RMTwINED BY AN EN0E
NOUS SERPENT. CONVERTED INFO S1oHR
rKOF HUTCIhnGS LIG 4TNING CALCULATOR
WOODKOFFES BOHEMIAN GLASS BLOWFHS
Two GLASS STEAM ENGINES IN MOTION.
Fat woman Circa ssn Girl kvving Wax Ttgurcs A.
ADinaiA Monster Py:hon and
MILLION OTHER yURIosITIxs.
Admission 10 cents; children untsr Ten, ID ~mts
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First cabin $685. second cabin $50 including table wilma
for either olass
Passengers Intending to land Brest will be furnished
here with railroad tickets and their baggage checked
to Paris additional charge Of - for rst and IS for
second class
Medical attendance FREQ Of charge
For further information apply IN
GEO MACKENZIE, Agent
No. Broadway, New York.
At Paris IL boulevard des Capucinos Grand Hotel.
Al unvre WIN ISELIN 4 CO