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New-York daily tribune., 1865-10-26
Gpecial Notices.

Eleventh Assembly District.-The Twentieth Ward
t,i t..oetion will hold their Regular Meeting THIS
prid,yl EVENING, IN the Hall corner OF Thirty thrdst.
- ts,fhfh.ay.., commencing et Z. o'clock
'~ THERON Il. BUTLER, President
ESox NoiyEE, Secretary.
rourtre nth Assembly Districr-E gbteenth Ward
frrI0n Nomination. for Assembly -CH AltLES H. SMITH,
No ~ Fast Twenty fonrsh.st. JOHN FALCONER
Dr. WILLIAM IIBBINs, Secretary. Chairman.
Xyorkirgmen.--At regular meeting Of tho "Workins
,cu.T Eight Hour As.oclon held 1t Wtshin gton Hail.
labs Mr. HENRY b. RANNEY was unanimously nominated
for Member Of Assembly Iom the Ninth Assemby District
Sixteenth Nmd. JOHN BLEWEIT, Chnfnan'
J. BERGMAN Secreiary.
Regular Meetings Of the sbOvs Association are he'd every
MONDAY EVENING.
Annn T.. Dickinson AZ the Cooper nstitute on lOEo
DAY EVENING, Oct 81. For psrtoular advertisements
under head Of Lectures and Meetings"
Fans, New styles,
Just received from PAkiS-TNo, sTHREE, 1--WE,
EIGHT, TEN, TWELVE. FIFTEEN 70 TWENTY Doi,
LARS rash. For sale BIZ GEO. y. ALLEN. No. tl3 Broad
way, ons door below Canalst
sleeve Buttous-New styies.
TWO THREE, -FOUR, FIVE, sEvEH. EIGHT TN
FIFTEEN TWENTY, TwYNrY.ryvE 70 SEVENTY
FIVE DOLLARS sss. for sale BY GEO. Z. ALLkN, No
| as vrOa4wsy. Que aooy below rsHS's~ x
New-York daily tribune., 1865-10-26

Mcssr.. FOWLER AND WELLS, PhrenologlSts,
give written charts OF character daily a. No. .
broadway.
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SAssI'giviag in Main. and New.lInmp.

"a. Bcsros. Wednesday. Oct. q. lsc5
a, sanksgiving has been appointed In Maine
''' '''' o. md "a Hsx.Banpshifs Tor Ssy. 20.
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JAMES PYLgs o. X. SOAP.-Made from best
materials similag TO the Old English Whs Soap be-
comes very hard and ulliable 10 waste awav IN tue
wnrh. Sold by gToeers wherc-Depoi NO. 30
WasLIugtou.sL. ~ y,
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Plain and Ornamental
IR ON w q II * = .

The underlined having compleeda number OF thek ia
for aud other budEgs prepares
10 ak. ioE iron work og blldinss ON the mo-
favorable terms.
J.B. &c w w. CORNELL,
No. 139 Cen,rsst.. NJ z.
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DPMrIlE ENT.

DRMULCENT.
HoyFT GLYcEusE AND PAIN SohN,
r. c. HULLs SON. NJ - PA9k.Row, y, Y.
MAuuf.cturer o every stye o. Staple and lOuaL soaps
New-York daily tribune., 1865-10-26

THR LARGEST AND CHEAPEST HAIR STORE IA
New YORK has RFsgUDio 80. -! CauoF7t. L. bA'IIh
Clothes wringers of all kinds repaired by
Bailey Washing and wringng Machine Co, i6'i B'"y.
JHR UNIVERSAL CLOTugS-W WgISGER, with cog.
vnee.s. Warranted tho best IN use Salcsmen wanted
ey.rywherc l.. c, BBoWNISG. Gen. Ag't H' Broadway.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-10-26

Regular Usson Nominations.
FOR SUPERVISOR,
ANDREW Br,EAKLEY.
Regular Enlon Nemisati0n.
NINTH ASSEMBLY DISTRICT. SIXTEENTH WAN
For Metub. OF Assembly.
HENRY y. KANNBY.
Fourte ,ufh Asseusbiy District - Eishtseu,h W.
Citizens Association Nomination Tor Assembly-L dAk3
IL SMITH RESIDENCE. No. lk2 Eat Twenty fosrth -
H9NRY ]. sCUpDER Chairman tx Cen0isesA
JoHS MCDONALD. Secretary EL- Conmittsa
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TRUssES, SUPPORTERS, AO.
MARSH Bios of No AZ BroniwBy have replv'l tie nf
AID only Prize Awarded for rses, Sc Il the laie ra ~ ~
Amercn Institute, Their CeleDgaed haa,ea Cure Iss
aul n cir Superior Abdominal Suppor'rt Saoid.I bao"'
and I,strunents for Physiral De'pruftie-
Prot JoIH NJ. CAHNooHAN |Trsmlnina
Prof j. Y. II. surn, Il Boston, ysuu.
Dr.. JAsrs ksIanr Of N Y.
DAGUERGE0TYPEs.-A sun continues 0 Io
make tie good Old DagucrrroyIe NJ hf' Gallery y" %
Hfoodwsy. Particular astsnson paid 20 AAns chi'o" P'
tuIes.
II. w. JEWETrS ARTIFICIAL LEG Is tno pcsV
IA the word aud Il ma.uictr'i free uf sny rhss' ,9
,odisr- under contract wnA Government. OIce' ~ w"
Br0aawny.
MARyISs NEW PATENT ALUM AND Dkf
PI,srgs FIKK AND BURGLAR SILVER fLArE Sarks hshy
orlauen;a and warranted perfectly dry. Also ~fSo
,or,in.nt OF Ban.er.' and Merchants sArHs.
M,KyIs a Co.. No. 265 Broadway
ARTIFICIAL LIMBS. B. FRANK. PALMER, LL. H.,
Grss rHs "Bxsrr PATENT LIMB. TO osoLpisw-yssE 't
BvAy NY. 1900 q Esrsur-sr PhilA IL onkkshn; pos
ton ConzIssIoSEp suRo q xAAL bAks IS W ?.
HnL's HAIR DYR, so cts--Blaek or BrOwn-
ao.t,y, Depot " Joaars sod " atass'' e'efy" st!s
New-York daily tribune., 1865-10-26

No. t3S NenfeSr' ~ u.
Large Importations Arriving
of the newest ,nd most artistic desisns Of
BRONZE GROUPS AND SrArUARY,
FRENCH CLOCKS AND MANTEL sEfss
VASES, PARIAN sTATUARY. COLOGNE SETS So
N.o on hand very large ard choice assortment OF
STERLING SILVER GOODS, suitable for presech
FINE sILvER.PLArED TEA sEIs. URNs, CAsrhAA
BASKETS, WINE STANDS. &C., &C.
r.. V. IAUGHwOUT & Co.,
Nos. Iss .so and ,s! Broaawry, corner Of Btcomee
DIR: sherweccd,iS,w herwsc,Swh Trn-''
,onnS 10 bs 80 bodS to ehsie Is tn, only raAis.L
cur Truss known, because ,hs oniy one ' ca" 10
bed ~i'Ho1' PaH' SUPPORTERS
for IN. abdomen the prolapsed uterus sho 'eo'~' "
DO their work without any HhnO! --------
Great Remedas the Ase rnss,.s Il =
,rnoares, hi. di.coys Of scvrret kecledies W ,ss
diseases. and for BrOnehit ,ncgsn ~ psSi
and other diseases, and viii nail his Trsass
| on all Diseases on receipt OF lOc. ana stamp.
N,rston'. Patent Repeater cannot By any Ps,ss-
Sam ia sbsp. and tut weight Is simple IN It's consr1cas
and can be loaded unloadsd ia tie dars the mo" ~
festve pistol IN use. fo' s~s " aselss s-l1'>y,
EuI.,. Hot Water Furnnees. for w.rgins D~ss'
Iur. Green. Houses &c. No. iSl Cens.s'ss Nc" A'r~
Send stamp for circular.
Ivory and Pearl sleeve Buttons, srrpS i,sii5 srsr
BtcRLEs SCARF PINS, JfwflRY, fpOri bhu nv. ID
IL The aur.t assortment IN tue city whor,ae ad ress
WILLIAM NJ. WILLING. importer and sAHIis''ois'' ~
sri Broadway, opposite the MesIopoi,sn.
save Money and avoid Pain ~ & %sir yc f. "a, -
l m.sb NITROUS GAS a 50 cents Dach Teeth hhed ana -
CITED o., tie best EIsmi3s specimens ana pnoe
tCsld-insi Celd-lns'
For colds cough. and i1auonsa This pcep.rss'. !
,rs.sbs 70 the taAe. snd In edcc.uA cur~ RUshr@
4 E.upy Drs ''sss, S.. r. As'0r aess s's's sS'',<
New-York daily tribune., 1865-10-26
Dnsiilcss Noliff5.

LUXURY Has ITS GREAT SrtPLEs.-PHALoSs
Nranr.B CEgUs /. OF item Il is ' .aable a.
resda. current coin Fashionahs society inio'e' H.
Tie p~ous approve IT, Itha.uo equal and, tie char
s.an. WHO in vain Ia luste II, NO eneine sod '''y
u.lnfr.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-10-26
--LATEST PROM EGYPr.
Tua EGYPrlkS Lorus:
FoR THROAT DISEASES AND AFFECTIONS OF

rHx oHgsr BRovSs BRONCHIAL TRo0HEs "or Cough Lozsn
caused by cold Unusual Ereron Of the vocal organs In
speaking pnbc singing they produce the most beus
6ci- renlts. The Troches have prored their efficacy
New-York daily tribune., 1865-10-26

'O1ictal.
Stones majority in 50 counties. H6s7
Thirty nine counties 20 hear from.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-10-26

HuL's HAIR DYR, SO cts.-I5lack or Brown
aob,,. Depot u Joaars sod " dsnss.' e'esyss stss
New-York daily tribune., 1865-10-26

end No. Wv Broadway.
Corner Tweoty-secondS,
Madison -Srnsrs.
,..s xvc7tment Of Usp3RsAAMsHu fos ka and Winter
8LoyEs MxSs FuRSIsHIFs GoOps. &c LAP RoBEa, Mvss
LKRs CARpi6AS JACKETS. &c
DREss SHNT5 TO ORpm
East Saginaw courier., 1865-09-27

One of the best posted wine makers at Cleve-
land Ohio, says thatff for FIVE years 70 como the
people of this country plant vineyards as they
have for the five past years. there viii be more
wine and grapes here than in Europe.
Over twsnty thousand sheep, mostly IRON, Mich
igan have crossed the river at Lacrosse. Wscon-
siu In the last three months, bound for The sheep
raising farms Of Minnesota
By the census Of 1850 little New Jersey va
the second State in the proeucts 81 her gardens,
and third In the value and manufacture Of iron
and growth Of rye.
Kisahora, a japanese Of rank and member
Of the Tycoon's staff is quietly making a tour Of
observation In this country.
The hop crop in Wisconsin this year Is ,gnpryc-
dentcd A very low eaipatc, PLACES It's sslus at
two millions In the vicinity Of kubourn city,
The successor OF Gov. Drough, Lieut. Gov.
Charles Anderson, is a brother ~ Major General
Robert Anderson, Of Fort Sumter renown.
Colorado has voted to organize q State Govern
ment, and will soon be knocking for admission at
the doors Of the Union. rs irg gfr
Noiseless steam street cars are being tried at
st. Louis They make fifteen miles an hour cas-
lily. if !.
The privatcs Of the New York Fire Depart.
msnt are to be paid 500 per annum,
Tho Atlantic CaLis Company have ordered the
manufacture Of a new cable.i .la1iA
Paymaster Holt, arrested and held upon char
ees D: malioasance In Office has be IN released, AN
investigation proving his entire integrity
Nearly one hundred and fifty rebels ware par
doned on tho 23d. OH
East Saginaw courier., 1865-09-27
UxANrMous ADVICE OF THE Pnrs

UNANIMOUS ADVICE OF THE PhEsi-
DENTS. In 1853, +. G. Delavan, Esq,
of Albany, wishing TO secure the in
fuence of the most eminent men OF
the nation in behalf of the cause OF
Temperance, of which he was a zeal
Gus advocate, prepared the the follow
ing Presidential declaration" which
was engrossed on parchment for the
signatures of the Presidents of the
United States: "Being satisfied from
observation and experience, as well as
from medical testimony, that ardent
spirits as drink is not only needless,
but hurtful, and that the entire disuse
of i. would tend to promote the health,
the virtue, and the happiness of the
community, we hereby express the
conviction that, should the citizens OF
the United States, and especially the
young men discontinue entirely the
use of it, they would not only promote
their own personal benefit, but the
good of their own country and the
world"
To this earnest and weighty testi-
monial are now appended the honored
names of James Madison, John Quin-
cy Adams, Andrew Jackson, Martin
Van Buren,, John Tyler, James X.
Polk, Zachary Taylor, Millard Fill
more, Franklin Pierce, James Buchap-
an, Abraham Lincoln, and Andrew
johnson, boing all the prosidentpsince
Madison, except Monroe and Harrison,
who would doubtless have signed it
had they lived.
East Saginaw courier., 1865-09-27
NEWS ITEMS.

MEk NASrED.-The jackson, Lansing and
Saginaw Railroad Company are In want Of about
two hundred men, TO assist In laying the iron on
the road between jackson and this city, TO whom
they offer from 81 rs 70 81 per day The Com
pany finds great difficulty in securing the neces-
sary help aud they call upon the people interest
ed along the line Of the road 10 their efforts
In securing hands for them Unless from one TO
two hundred men are obtained Immediately, Ii
will be impossible 10 lay the track between Jack
son and this city this season. In having this
done every citizen along the line Of the road Is
interested, and every one should do all in his
power 10 send forward the needed assistance.--
We learn that about three miles Of track Is laid
on the oadput of Jackson, and that the work
is beng pushed along as rapidly as possible with
the amount of help now employed. There is
about seven or eight hundred tons Of iron for the
road now In Jackson, and every pound necessary
will be delivered before il can possibly be laid
down in the shape OF track.-Lansing RePu6-
iicdn. ,'
AMBoy LANSING AND TRAvERsE BAY RAIL
RoAD--The President of the road more familiar
ly known as tho Ramshorn," was in our city
last week in company with an English Engineer,
who is represented as being the representative Of
English capitalists. We are informed they are
on their way over the entire length Of the road,
the engineer TO ascertain if the line has sufficient
merit in 1t TO recommend in England us a good
investment, aud the President" we suppose,
accompanies him SO as TO sell out the waning in-
terests of the Company he represents If possible.
There is no better railroad project before the
IL inds Of the people than the one In the hands Of
this defunot corporation, and with the amount Of
labor already done on it, and land grant to aid
il, the road should be buiit.-Lansing RePubii-
can, 2Oh. sa
InNIoRATIos AT NEW YoRK The New York
Commissioners Of Immigration were organized
in May, 1877, for the protection and care of the
vast mutitudes OF strangers arriving from ior-
eign ports. Since that time the number of per-
sons thuspaesing under their inspection has been
NJ follows:
East Saginaw courier., 1865-09-27

A SoIREE OF LIoSs.-In the adult
state there exists four times as many
lionesses as lions, although in youth
the balance of the sexes is pretty
nearly equal. The disturbances Of the
equilibrium may be attributed to the
furious battles between the males, at
the close Of which one of the rivals is
almost always left for dead-some-
times both. In fact, the most efficient
exterminators of lions are the lion
esses. These ladies are fond of hold
ing soirees, at which every gentleman
present is expected to fight for his love
and his life /; the survivor to enjoy the
honors of the evening in undisturbed
tranquility. The invitation given is a
passionate roar, which attracts all the
lions in the neighborhood. These as
semblies are sometimes even held by
day. While following some footprints
at about eleven in the morning, M.
Chassaing reached an eminence COW
cred with thick brushwood. In his
retreat he suddenly caught sight of
two magnificent lionesses and three
lions, one of whom was monstrous.
This last followed one of the lionesses
step by step, keeping his weaker rivals
at a respectful distance; these mani
tested their impotent rage by short,
snappisb, subdued cries. The happy
SULTAN swept round his favorite in
rapid circlings, seeming proudly to
enjoy his conquest NJ Chasing was
East Saginaw courier., 1865-09-27

ScALDs AND BuRNs.-The best, most
instantaneous, and most accessible
remedy in the world, is to thrust the
injured part in cold water, send for a
physician, and while he is coming,
cover the part an inch or more deep
in common flour. The water gives
instantaneous relief by excluding the
oxygen of the air; the -four does the
same thing, but is preferable, because
it can be kept more continuously ap-
piled, with less inconvenience, than by
keeping the part under the water
As they get well, the flour scales of,
or is easily moistened and removed.
If the injury is at all severe, the pa
tient should live mainly on tea and
toast, or gruels, and keep the bowels
acting freely every day, by eating raw
apples, stewed fruits, and the like
No better and more certain cure for
scalds and burns has ever been pro-
posed. hi
East Saginaw courier., 1865-09-27

REMEDIAL-PoULrIcEs.--As for the
inflammation, sores, cuts, wounds by
rusty nails, ETC., the great remedy is
warmth and moisture, because these
promote evaporation and cooling
whatever kind of poultice is applied,
that is the best which keeps moist the
longest and is in its nature mild !;
hence cold light (wheaten) bread, soak
cd in sweet milk, is one of the very
best known. There is no specific vir-
tue in the repulsive remedy of the
"entrails Of live chicken" of scraped
potatoes, turnips, beets, carrots, or
any other scrapings; the virtue con-
sists in the mild moisture of the ap-
plication. Hence the memory need
not be burdened with the recollection
of particular kinds of poultices, but
only with the principle that that poul-
tice is best which keeps moist longest
without disturbance.
East Saginaw courier., 1865-09-27

about considering whether he might
not venture to disturb the party, and
was trying to get nearer to the amorous
couple, when TO his astonishment he
perceived>a little further off, four other
lions, from two 70 three years of age,
who, doubtingf their own strength,
kept, their distance FROM the lion4sses,
not daring to venture nearer. He had
the good luck to gaze on this strange
tableaa rirant for several minntes.-
Deeming it folly to quarrel with the
assembled nine, he quietly and pru-
dently,netired from the spot. II ~
East Saginaw courier., 1865-09-27

REpuprArroN.-It is familiar to all
newspaper readers how the Black Re
publican press have stigmatized the
Ohio, Maine, and New Jersey Demo
cratic resolutions as a rspadiation of
our public debt. None have been
louder or more foul-mouthed in this
than the Chicago Republiean. Read
the following from an editorial in that
sheet, and see what q difference it
makes as to "whose OK is gored :"
The Union State Convention Of Minnesota have
adopted resolution in favor Of strict economy in
our national expenditures, and they further ask
"tbat 10 som as the re-establshed credit Of the
nation will permit, the indebtedness Of the Uni
ted States shall DO made 10 bear less rate Of
interest than at present and all inequalities Of
the burdens of taxation shall be removed i'ii
This is q timely resolution, and one that do
serves the consideration OF the people generally
Nothing would tend 10 advance the industry Of
the country, or add TO its prosperity, more than
general reduction Of the rate of interest.
East Saginaw courier., 1865-09-27

NEWSPAPER CuANGE.---Hon. HENRY
". Look having purchased the inter-
est Of CrBus PEABODY In the Pontiac
Jaclsonna has assumed editorial con-
hol Of that paper. Mr.. LOOK is a
young man Of fine promise, scholar,
q gentleman and sound democrat.--
We welcome his accession to the ranks
II the Scribes and-Printers.
East Saginaw courier., 1865-09-27
gr-In a speech delivered BY Pre-

E In a aspeech delivered by Pres
ident johnson, in the United States
Senate, in 1859, he made the follow
ing emphatic declaration: ~
"That man who deliberately and
boldly asserts that Thomas jefferson,
when he penned the sentiment that
all men were created equal, had the
negro in his mind, is either an idiot
or a knave." .,. 5
East Saginaw courier., 1865-09-27

A granddaughter of Chief Justice
Marshall is said to be in great distress
at Ashland, Virginia, having been
ruined by the war. She has eight
children, and her husband is old and
helpless. They were rich before the
rebellion, but invested all thoir money
in confederate bonds.
East Saginaw courier., 1865-09-27
TAKEN u-p.

RY the subscriber, in the sown Of Bridgeport,
- on or about the first Of August, inst, small
red COW, has since had calf, horns on the COW
crooked out, no other marks. TIE owner Is re-
qucsted 10 call, prove property, and take H. away
wBridgeport August "a, 1861.
nsi6-6w-pd LIssETHR THURN,
East Saginaw courier., 1865-09-27

Dy order Of the Board of Directors Of tho Tit
I'D tabawassce Boom Co., will be sold at Public
Auction, at 2 o'clock p. NJ, on Monday the I'd
day Of Oct, A. ID. 1865 Mt the Office Of the Secrc
tary Of the company In Saginaw City, Two Share
Of one hundred dollars each, Of the Capital Stock
Of said company belonging TO the estate Of Loren
no Leadbetter, deceased sold to satisfy claim Of
the company against l., y A. J. Leadbetter.
Saginaw City, Aug. Is, 1868.
JOS. A. WHITTIER, sec'y.
East Saginaw courier., 1865-09-27

There are st present b1t Eve hundred SOL
disu IN the hOspifss st Washington.
East Saginaw courier., 1865-09-27

RAIL ROAD SLAreHrERs.-Th N. Y. Tribune
has n catalogue Of Railroad disasters for the year
ending Aug. 81, 1865, Of which the following Is
East Saginaw courier., 1865-09-27

. SILExcE.--There are three kinds Of silence
the silence Of peace and joy the silence Of sub
mission and resignation and the silence Of des-
olaton and despair. Lovely are they whose life
Is In the first, and most wretched and miserable
are those who are driven to the last.
East Saginaw courier., 1865-09-27

CtAME into tho enclosure Of the subscriber on
~ Maple Street, East Saginaw, on or about tho
18th inst, a RED Cow, with a white spot on her
forehead. The owner is requested 10 prove prop
erty, pay charges and take her away, or she will
be sold according to law.
JOSEPH MARTIN.
East Saginaw, Sept. 18th, 1865. 320-lwp
East Saginaw courier., 1865-09-27

Grand total to September, 1865. ......3, 1902, 1853
This number Is greater than that Of the entire
population Of the Colonies at the time Of the
Revolutionary War.
East Saginaw courier., 1865-09-27

THE GRAvE,-It burics every error-covers
every defect, extinguishes every resentment =
From its peaceful bosom sp ing none but fond
regrets and tender recollectlons OF the past Who
can look down upon the grave Of an enemy, and
not feel a compuaetious throb that he ever could
have warred with the poor heap VI dust that lies
moulderDg before him.
East Saginaw courier., 1865-09-27

THE FIRST SourB AMERICAN TELEGRAPH.-A
contract has recently been completed in New
J ork for the erection within six months Of a line
of electric telegraph to connect the city of Boga-
Ia with Mare, along the banks of the river Mag
dalena This is the first attempt TO introduce the
telegraph into South America, and may result in
connecting the states of the Republic Of New
Grenada with the United States.
East Saginaw courier., 1865-09-27

Discomfort has never a farthng in her purse,
and envy Is the most poverty stricken Of the
passions.
East Saginaw courier., 1865-09-27

NeyoIutlonary war.
1Y- A London paper gives the following ac-
count Of new kind of cloth manufactured from
pine leaves There are two establishments near
Breslau, in one Of which pine leaves are conver-
ted into wool, while in the other, curative agents
arc prepared for invalids, the waters used In the
manufacture Of pine wool are employdas curative
agents. The process for converting pine needles
into wool, was discovered by Panneywitz. In the
hospitals, penitentiaries and barracks Of Vienna
and Breslau, blankets made from that material
are now exclusively used. One of their chief ad-
vantages is. that no kind OF vermin will lodge in
them The material is also used as stuffing, close
ly resembles horse hair, and is only onethird its
cost
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-30
Amnsemeuts.
DARNUM" NEW AMERICAN MUSEUM.
ID BROADWAY between spring and Princests.
irHts RE- ABI.sHnENT NOT ADvRRTIsR II rHl
NETWORK HERALD)
AFTERNOON AT 3-EvEEING At 4.
INGnL ICLn Y NtrIIIrsI ASM

AFTERNOON AT 3-EvENING At T.
INCREASED ENTHUSIASM
IN witne essing the Great combination of a .
MUSEUM CIRCUS, AND DRAMATIC COMPANY.
The talented and
FIRSr.CLAss CIRCUS TROUPE,
WITH THEIR
BEAUTIFUL AND THOROUGHBRED HORSES.
s-e received with the
ENTHUSIASTIC DEMONSTRATIONS OF DELIGHT
CROWDED AND APPRECIAIIvE AUDIENCES
)" '"'" '''is'S NEw AND No spLgvDIfARENA,
Previous TO which the Petite Comedy of the
LADY OF ut NSTER,
TALENTED DRAMATIC COMPANY.
Mr.. w. h. HARRISON, Ex',tnporsncous Singer,
MISS LIZZIE READ, the Miuiatnr. Lsdy.
THREE OF THE LARGEST GIANTS IN THE WORLD.
aud prettiest CIRCAS>IAS GIRLS ever seen.
GEN. GRANT, JR., the smallest Dwarf ever exhibited.
BOHEMIAN GLAsS-BLOWERS.
TWO STEAM GLASS ENGINES IN MOTION.
John Ba,tersby, LIVING SKELETON weighing 81 lbs.
Hs wife. MAMMOTH FAT WOMAN. nearly 600 lbs
THREE. HORNED BULL. TWO ALBlNOS.
CosnorsInas StereoscopticoD Learned Seal Happy Fan
Nv, Grand Aqusris. 10000 Curiosities
Admission. ~ cents. Children nuder ten, 10 cenn'