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Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-06-25

TELEGRAPH
Comm rcial Institute,
w. Cor. Sd and Market Sts.. Up Stairs,
entrance on Third street,)
WILMINGTON, DELAWARE.
THE whole Of the Second and Fourth Stories Of Ola
sieis building, has been fitted up and occupied by the
ute will open for the winter season. Com
meueing Monday, October eh 1865, and ending May
ls 1855, during which period II will DO open daily
(BaturdAyB and Sundays excepted) nom A. M, to IL
NJ, aud from to Up NJ. On Monday, Tuesday, Thurs
The services OF accomplished plain and 0rnan enta
penmAn have been seeured, to teach
PEEMANSHIP
in all its branches he has superior and but few equals
in this beautiful Art
Facilities for acquiring oomplste Mercantile edue&.
ton, such before offered the public
OF gon, consisting of single and Double entry
BOOK KEEPING,
BaukinG, Exchange Insurance, Steamboat ng, Commits
and Joint stock Oompany's Business, Commercial
Forms and Calculations, etc., etc.
In Telegraphic Department every advant that
be had in any ONCE, 10 Afforded persons DESTROYS
learning
TELEGRAPHING
OF the most pleasant and lucrative empoymeats that
bo pursued. Tho rebuilding and bsildiI OF old
and lines, throughout the Northern and Southern
States the large and constant increase Of business
caused demand for operators that the old method Of
| learning is inadequate 10 supply.
Invariably in advance to be paid at time of entrance
disc Of twenty per made ladies. For urth
| or particulars inquire at the Institute.
b e. The public invited visit the Institute
texamne the various departments Get OFT
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-06-25

This animal, such
Y L Low WA
TER, II cav Els,
Cou @ II 8, DIS
7 E MP Err, FE-
vERs, FOUNDER
LOSS OF Ape
TITE AND VITAL
ENERGY, &c. Its
use improves the
W in d, increases
the appetite--glves
q S m Doth and
glossy skin-and
transforms tn Q
miserable skeleton
horse.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-06-25

Who0pins Cough, Gu
ohitis and Group.
Herbs tits healing,
Art.ioulArly suitable
Lungs For sale by
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-06-25
Not a Dye, but Restorer OF CoIorand
Perfect Hair Dressing Combined.

Perfect Hair Dressing Combined.
sure preventive Of BalIness.
london Hair Color kestorer aud Dressipp
London Hair Color Rssorer and Dressing
London Hair Color Reaorsr and Dressing
The hair Is renovated and rengthenad and ra.oys5
to Its original color without thu application Of mnsra
substances Can be applied by the handr a. il does no
stain the skin or soft the finest linen. Ii is complete
within itsef; other dressing or accompaniment Of
any kind being necessary to thuse desirable "a
suits lit will restore gray hair to Its oreiua color
2-1t will make II grow on bald heads alt will re
store the natural secrstons. Alt will remove all
dandruf anu itching. BIT will make the ha,r soft
glossy and flexible. at will preserve original coloi
old age = II will prevent hair from falling "a
s-Itwill cure all diseases Of the scalp.
READ THIS CERTIFICATE
am happy to add my testimony to the rTe.t valus
ofths London Rair Color Restorer which Restored INV
hair to lite original dark color he hue 10 Be-
permanent am satisfied that the d moth.
ing like dye bat operates upon the secretons II Ia
also beautiful hair dressing, promotes the sroth
purchased the nrst bottle rom Edward b. aardsnes,
druggist Nth and Coates Streets who can also testify
nv hair wasyery gray when CONNIE need lis u,e
MRS. MILLER, No $40 North Ninth stresl, Phila
Pvce scents per bottle; six bottles at as Sold BY
DR. swAYHE son, $50 North SIKH Street Phi,s :
and u: b. H. HooTEN, 42s Market street, whining.
on, Del nov %
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-06-25
nK. STKICKLAND'S
MELLlFLUOUS
Cough Balsam
DR.. STRICKLAND'S
Pile Remedy

aasoursd Thousands Of the worst
oases Of Biiud aad Bleeding Piles.
Il gives immediate relief, and Of
sto.s a permanent euro. Try 1t
directly II Is warranted 10 cure
sts At 30 cts. per DO tile
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-06-25
AND GAS FITTING


TIE subserI bersars nos fully prepared to fiji
"A all orders in their line of business with prompt
~ and at the trAes consistent with
49, They ksep constantly on hand h full su pply o
9as OF the best such Chan.
dslers Pendsnts Brackets Portable las Stands Cut
Plain Globe SbadeB of the latest styles and designs
We also prepared to put the best manner Pipe
Tor heating all descriptions Of buildings with steam
We have the for this State fer Thatch
srs Force and Lift Pump, the best made, and will
put them up at short notice.
Having the sole agency for this State of Halliday
celebrated patent Sell. Regulating Wind Engine. and
natter ourselves that facilities for introducing into
country dwellings, both water and gas unequAlled We
would call the particular attention of residing in
he country to these machines They the best in
United States for the of great desde
rstnm Tor the country gentleman farmer other
barn and an eeonome al and beautiful light The Wind
10 moi aneoted by the heaves gaes of wind and 10
reaqy ~ All times, day or night III there Is wind
tear or favor, to accomplish its task
Also, prsferrsd, put in the best Hydrau
prepared wifi the best werkmen 30 attend to
descriptions OF stsamboR Plum bing and
seep on hand or will procure to order Hydrans Iron,
copper panshed, and lead lined Bath Tubs Basins lifted
Lnot or cold water urnals water closets Wash
plain and eirculAtng Shower Baths; iron lead
sinasi Boston Conpany's Gum Hose Water Pilters-in
Az descrip tons OF Sheet Lead work a short notice.
we hopeby prompt and strict attention to ali WORK p
nsed 10 our CARE and desire to give full satisfActon
All cases to merit and receive share of the public
Ne ri MARKET STREET, Abov Fifth, next doc, to
W. fHRRIB, PRRRIsk JARRETT
PHLIP 6ARRETT. iune2Si
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, Things Werth Hteme m DerIug.
THAT CHARLES KIEFE'S

SNoEth ukeNue ia DeFanR.
THAT CHARLES KIEFES
Third Street Oyster Buy House StiH Rlourt,ho,.
yk,r,v That 1t Ia without question a model estab-
W. That all kinds OF choice Game Oy sters nd
NJ Refreshments are served up there in the very
best sty1os
Tint ladies' have there private eat
they can enjoy good meal without interruption.
That everything about the place ia clean and nice
That attentive walters are always employed.
That the establishment is kept by who has en-
public caterer for years, and knows the business
That the place ia highly respectable and is
by our very best and most respectable citizens
That no noise or disorder Ii permitted there
That the prices are always very reasonable
That meals may be had at all hours Of the day or mig
and the proprietor Ia determined to nc eommod1te
That his tables are always furnished with tho
kinds of Came Fish, aud every other dsoany In their
season.
That the place 10 centrni and easy Of access
That It 10 a fsVorte resort o business men.
That sin fact public institution, which the people
patroniHe because II Is conducted properly
And that 1t is permanently estsblshed at
No. u EAST THIRD STREET.
WILMINGTON, DEL.
Where slsre invited to call. aprls.u
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TnE FARMERS MUTUAL FIRE
Insurance Company Of the State
of HDgiaWare.

of Dciawarc.
(oRIeIEAL MILL CRBEK, &c.l
This Company continues to offer to the people of
Delaware superior advantages OF lnsuranc against
by nre all descriptions Of property except Ma
rine risks.
The institution is commended by over 20 years expe-
Renee in and attention to the subject of Mutual lnsu
rance beng the nrst to Introduce the principle into
our sate) by reason of which, It Is believed the Man
ayers have been enabled to adus and discriminate
between the different varieties oil property az to
der the membership among the most acquitable in
character of the numerous insurance Companies pre-
scented TO the public
IL takes credit to Itself that Its payments losses
have besn prompt and liberal that In % years bus
case Of litigation has occurred and scarcely wi,h
out entire satisfaction to the parties insured.
Looking more TO the safety than to the number and
Of its risks it has declined Hundreds OF Thou
sands Of Dollars OF Insurance. either requiring too
great amount in single risk offering unht OBJ
jscs Insurance for the character of the Institution.
In this is conceived IL has the safest and
most select list insurances, in proportion to the
amOunt-over Six Millions Of Dollars, of any other
Company withiA reasonable range.
As evidence Of this it has not only reduced the rate
he Last two yeaIs, but presents clear surplus
fund Of as 900 as security against any assessment on
CertidestOs the balances due to each member, now
being issued will be paying interest to them from jan
uary 1862 atthe rate OF per cent per annum, thus
making still farther deduction.
1t commenced the year 1864. with real protection
| to the community in Deposit Notes VI $4,000
surplusfund 10000
| Total protection, Ssoo, 900
IL Is the WORK OF the FARMERS OF DelhWaiei anu MS
| sUOh they ought to pRtroniIe IT,
| pFesdent-JESsEE SHARPE.
| Secretary and TressuTsr-RoBBRr MoCABB, NJ. D.
DIRECTORS
BIZ Wilson, Brandywine Hd.i James Daiaplain,
| ehristianA HID. James Webb, samuel Barr, L. G..
stotsenburg and Jesseu Sharpe, Wilmington HID. Rob
| ert McCabe, Mill Creek HID John +. Williamson,
white Clay Creek Hid George a. Tybout, New Castle
Id; Curtis B. Ellison, Peneader HID John g. Clark,
Red Lion, lid Dir. VIM. Cummns Smyrna Thomas
| Murphy St. Georges Hd.; Charles t. Fleming Peter
F, Causey, Milford }. r. Uomegys, Dover Charles Tun
| nell, Georgetown.
AGBNTs-As well for receiving applications for In.
| suranee as dues OF membsra:
| Creek Id James Daaplan, ChristianR HID John p,
Williamson white Clay Creek HID Curtis B. Ellison,
Pancader Hd Red Lion, St, Georges, and Appoqun l.
mink Hundreds Joseph Griffith, smyrna; James
Crippen, New Castle I'D; Charles T. Flemming NIL.
| ford Charles Tunnel. Georgetown Henry Todd,
Dover,
Communications general business addressed to the
undersigned Wilmng t0n will receive IMMEDIATE
hon. ROBERT McCABE, Nj. D.,
| July "a
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UPHOESTEWH.
sprin Hair and Husk MattreaseHon hand. HouseUI
holstery done with prom ptneas.
UNDERTAKING.
We the agents of FiBkB Metallic burial Case
State OF Delaware Same style used for the Burial OF
oiey, Webster and other Of our most eminent men.
Cloth, Mahogany and walnut Conhns Rlw avs hand
Funerals superlntsnded personally by of the Arm.
Cabinet Nagers hair cloth venesrs vArptsh
glaze at Philadelphia prices furnished the trade
hooMrs Building Cos Market Street, doors aboVesth
n. ELIMINATION Dol. marIR-lY
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The EXCISE LAw-THE REcoRDER's DECr-
soS.-Therc appeared In our columns yester-
day q decision Of the Recorder, delivered In
the Court Of General Sessions, in which he pro-
nounces the new Excise act unconstitutional
As several Of the journals have muddled this
question, II may be well 70 define its present
status This In the 6rst decision which has any
practical effect. The decision Of Judge Car
dozo was in Q civil case between private par
ties, and the magistrates and police could not,
therefore, accept IL a. an adjudication for the
people But now, in suit between the people
and tho liquor dealers, there Is Judgment against
the people, who are bound by II until the
people shall succeed In some higher tribunal
The police judges now refuse to hear COM
plants under the Excise act, so that injunctions
are not necessary; and Judge Russell instructed
the Grand Jury yesterday that they must not
now entertain complaints. Thus II the police do
arrest even the licensed for keeping open after
midnight or on Sunday Except under the Sun
day law previously exlsting), the magistrates
win Immediately discharge. The Supreme
Court cannot review Judge Cardozo's opinion;
only the General Term Of the Common Pleas
can do that So that what the Times says
about Supreme Court Judge pockstins the
opinion Il incorrect The Supreme Court oan
review the decision Of tho Court Of Sessions;
but, a. che General Term does not assemble
until November, and . decision cannot be ex-
pectsd until, perhaps, December, nor reach
the Court Of Appeals until January, when ths
Legislature also assemblies, there seems 70 be
practical Modification from this last decislon
which As Connoa plsss one could not pre-
duea
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ENABLING ACf roo CANADA 70 Esrn TN
UnoN.-Mr. Banks, Of Massachusetts,, Chairman
Of the Committee on Foreign Affairs, has intro
duoed into the House Of Representatives bill
Of moro than ordinary importance and signiA-
canoe. 1t provides that the Estates Of Nova
Scotia, New Brunswick. Canada East and Can
ada West and the territories OF Selkirk, Sas-
katchewan and Columbia, shall be constituted
and admitted States and territories Of the
Union whenever notice shall be deposited In
the Department Of State that the governments
Of Great Britain and Of the provinces have ac-
cepted the propositions made by this govern
ment in relation thereto and tho President
shall issue his proclamation accordingly. II is
proposed that the United States shall assume
the provincial debt ct rate not exceeding Eve
per cent interest, a. follows Canada West,
thirty-six millions Eve hundred thousand dol
lars; Canada East. twenty-nine millions Nova
Scotia, eight millions New Brunswick, seven
millions; Newfoundland, three millions two
hundred and fifty thousand Prince Ed
ward Island, two millions. II Is also pro-
posed that tho United States shall pay ton mil
lions to the Hudson Bay Company. Altogether
tho sum amounts to one hundred and three
quarter milliOnA We confess this Is rather
cool proposition for this warm weather; but
we perceive In 1t the outlines If not the reality
Of . project long entertained by the dominant
political power. The restoration Of the
Southern States and their representation in
Congress the republicans are aware cannot be
much longer delayed. In that event the bal
ance Of power they fear will be against
them, and 70 remedy that difficulty they pro
pose TO annex Canada and carve 1t up into
Whatever number Of States may be necessary to
enable them to retain the political preponder-
ance. This is grand scheme and may be
the reason for Mr.. Stewards harsh and sum-
mary proceedings against The Fenians. lie
wants that Canadian pear, when fully ripe, to
drop into the lap of his own party.
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ADMIRAL FARRAcuT FOR paEsIpExT.a

movement - Nominate DAVID 6ieseoe
rsrrsgut for Prsstdest-The Only Naval
Omcsr Hver Mentioned In Connection
with the Once.
somewhat singular Developments In American pohu-
cal sars cropped ou hsrs this morning 10 the follow
ing manifesto In the Montreal Huaid IL 10 supposed
be the nrs ousrowth Of The recent sojourn In Tits
city Of Mr. Peter caggsr and other American politicians
Who In caucus here shortly aftcr the middle o.
June ard who believed 70 desire the slevaton -
Admiral Fausgus 70 The Presidency Of shs Vnted
Ststcs.--
TO rm gprroa ov MONTREAL KxnAtn
England had sailor for . king IN me person
OF William the w Why should not the tiluf.
srows precedent hnd imitation IN the sievafion o.
vice Admiral David olascos Faragus. tho head
OF the American navy, 70 the Presidency o. the
united saesf That exatcd once has never been tiled
b. professional tar, though the President always.
By virtue Of his once Com o. both TIE
army snd nay We therefore beg 70 nominate 70
the American people for the Chief hsgiswscy o, he
United States fa Che ensuing term Vice Adm'rA Fsr~
n<ua -.
purely American possics. b-t there are many Ana.
rcAs travellers jass within your bordsrs you vh
probably not object ~ matter Of courtesy V dsvo>s
sssss ~ lines 70 shes s<vsss.fs : c,r,,.~.
O. LAvsuwu uAD. nouyssAi. Jaas %. issa
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when Chinese tees and silks, In exchange for
American cotton and California wines, win
avoid both the Cape Of Good Hope and Cape
Horn by . straight passage across the Pacific,
-sed that these Chinese merchants in San Fran
cisco expect to share In tho profits Of this
enormous direct traffic between Asia and
America
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All advertisements handed In until half past nne
O'Clock in the evening will be classified under appro-
pirate headings but proper classification cannot be
insured after that hour.
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The Quarantine station ~ seguias's
Point.
TIE INJUNCTION cosrrrUKp-oPnfoS or yUDsn
BARNARD.

TIE INJUNCTION cosrrEUKp-oPnroS or JUDsn
BARNARD.
Judge Barnard Of the Supreme Court Of Brooklyn dag
before yesterday decided continue the injunction %
the application Of Henry segains and others agsnss
the Health and ouaran,ins Commissioner forbiddine
them to any part Of Staten Island quarantine
station. The Judge saysT seems quite clear that ne
Legislature intended that Staten Island should not be
place whore any operation Of quarantine except 70 barry
the dead, should be carried The very establish
ing the present quarantine directed the land Of the Sats
ai Seguines Point TO be sold without delay.
and the proceeds OF such sale 20 be applied 70 The
penses OF this quarantine, ~ now established"
AFFAIRS AT QUARANTINE AND sTATBN ISLAND.
Yesterday ives very quiet day on the island, MOT .
thing occurring 70 rune the apparent mutual under
ndng between the people and the suthoritics The
patients the eholera ships SELL couvacecnG
fast could BE- expected while Captain Waiing and his
continue vgilant guard the property Of the
State; and faithful and determined set of
could not have been selected for preeanous duty.
Ths following 10 Dr. Bisseils report
HoruAL smp rALccr, July q 1894
No deaths admissions of cholen patients In hospital
since last report Samuel l. Weaver fireman Of steam
ship Union died yesterday % pAraiysis He belonged "
Frederick City Maryland AL she remaining passengers
Of the steamship Union, ia IN number, have gone ~
the city to-day
n. n BIssELL, Deputy Health o,css.
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Ss-rrrf July q, 1893
Tho preparations for tho recepsapsse IT, George Pea
body the early part Of NEXT week ais sow under full
hesdwsy. He 10 70 sri-s hero lats on Saturday night
nert But little Demonstration Of . public character
viii be made previous 70 Monday. On Saturday even
ing be win Be formally called upon BY Mayor stornes
and the CITY Council MAJOR General James Lindsay,
Hon James Fsrisr Hon Robert Bell Member OF Parlis,
nsut Henry Hogan, ESQ. Of the merchants Of Mon.
rsa and few othsr ciuEens Who vi take pay
their respects ana him q cordial rscepsoa
rhs deposition 70 honos the grsss public bsnsfsosos
universal thrvushous the ooosssy o. monday Mr. Pee
body VIII rscsvs sush evidences Of The pxss rsspscs
= ~ - tsa1srsl - k1n~
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brAas band, composed OF some twenty eight lads
pupils Of De In Sale Insfitute furn.shed music for
the occasion some OF ihese young musicians number
apparently, but little half scorc OF years, and the
Oldest was In his teens Their performances very
creditable The pupils Of o. Jamos exhibited great
proficiency In the several branches In which they
examined particularly IN mathematics The declamn.
tons and dialogues were very od AZ was also the sing
ing The little fellows richly entitled " the preml.
un,s dstri buted At the close.
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TIE FRENCH IRON MExico.-Matamoros, one OF
the chief ports and most important points
on the coast Of Mexico, was surrendered by
the French troops 70 the liberals on the Esd Of
June. On the 18th ult tho French had been
defeated and routed near the city, and having
fed TO its defenccs were followed by the lib
erals. Two days after strong outpost held
by the imperial troops was also abandoned
and the garrison added to that besicged in
Matamoroa On the 23d the latter strongly
fortified point was abandoned BY the French
and quietly occupied BY the liberala
Thus the French retirement from Mexico
promised some time since by Napoleon under
the spur Of q necessity for the presence Of the
troops nearer home, 10 being accelerated By
the Victories OF the libcralA This last I'm
portant victory viii give the latter additional
courage and strength, and In opening port
TO their commerce will naturally cid - well
- encourage them. II 10 worthy Of notice
that the evacuation and occupation Of The city
wss conducted In . oivilissd manner and
under the United States dag. II II mos 81 al
improbable that our forces on The frontier had
something 70 do with sccelerstne Ne retreat
Of the French - well ~ decsntiy conducting
the occupation by the liberals, and hat -
mediator he United States commsodant has
been quietly doing . little buslasss On ~
| MonRee prinolplA
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GEORGE CFiRISTY'S-OLD SCHOOL or MrssrReLsr
BALLADS Musical GEMS. &C.. Fifth Avenue Opers House
Eoa. and West twenty fourth streeI-ScHERnEa
aoRss Boz. Matinee ct "a O'Clock.
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TONY PASTORS OPERA HOUSE. 2ol Bowey.-sAM
SHARrLEy's MINSTREL CoMBSArlos Txourx-pLR
NxGHBoRs. Matinee at ~ O'Clock
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Cle.lag Ezsreisss OF 81. J..es, school.

O1oShmk 8xorchsoe OF Sts J0@1B SCnOOts
The eleventh annual examination Of Tho pupils OF e
James CatholIc School took place yesterday Afternoon
aud evening the lecture OF g. James church.
James street These exercises close thu hooi for tho
vacation. The examnAton Of the junior classes
commenced nj O'Clock In the Afternoon and the little
fellows were thoroughly and satisfactorily tried the
caiechism and the elementary branch of Engiah
education, with songs dialogue and defamation At
seven O'Clock In the evening the hsh,r classes con-
menced their exercises with the following progsmme:
Overture. DE Ia sae Institute bar
Hymn-"o Mary, Mother Mary. Pupils
Religious Instruction
Dc''amAtou. .f Drlsc0l
Song-"ln the StAflgnt. Pupils
Grammar.
Song-"Unfur the Glorious banner ....... Pupils
Commercial Arithmetic
Song-"Emfaet Life Guard. .Pupil1
MensurAtion and Algebra
husio.... Band
Di.osusTvo Lecturers crr1y pay S,o s,a
Geography.
Dccihmhton ID 6rady
5ong-"Shall We Ever Meet Again" .......... Pupils
Bookkeeping
Munc. usnn
Decnnauon. kcCafthy
History sacred and United s,atesl
bAho
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SAN FRANCISCO MINSTRELS. 1856 BROADWAY opposite
METROPOLITAN Hotel-ErHorIaN SINGING DANCING, &c.
3Hs NIAGARA LEAP or rnr Busy FAMILY.
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Mechanics uali 472 Broadway--IN VARIETY LIcHr
AND LAucHABLx ENrKgrAIsmxsrs CoIPs Ok BALLxr Ac
Want Matinee at 2H 0 Clock.
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WOODS THEATRE. Broadway. opposite the st. Nicholas
Hots.--BRorH'R SAa-FRA DAvoLo. Matinee at lLS
p'Cock.
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NEW YORK MUSEUM or. ANATOMY. SIS Broadway
Open from ~ A. NJ I'LL 10 r. NJ.
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nOOLEY's OPERA HOUSE, Brooklyn. -ErHrorlAN Ms.
gunKLsT--BAILADs, BUgLEsouEs PASroxIMRI
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NATIONAL ACADEMY or DESIGN Corner OF Twenty
third street and Fourth avenue-ExuBirIoN ORIGINAL
WORKS ut LIvsc ARTISTS
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TERRACE GARDEN. Third Avenue, between Fifty
eighth ard Fifty ninth s;rre.s-THro THoxAs OEcnEsrRii
GARDEN CONCERTS. Afternoon at4 Evening at O'Clock