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Indiana American., 1867-12-20
". p Hazard A Co.

Have q large Stock OF Dry Goods Tor sale
cheap; also big stock Of Resdy.Made Clo'h
ing for men and boys, large stock Of Men
and Ladies ovesshoes, big sock Of very heavy
White Blanke's, and, In fact. a very large stock
Of Winter Goods, which they must and viii
sell cheaper than any other merchan, In the
County. Furs marked slil cheaper In price
Calico 81 0. 10 aud ne cts per yard Twill
Flannel (sIl wool) at IS cts per yard; Cotton
Batting q, .25 eta per To-; Bes, Young Tyson
Tea at ~ per 10, no better 10 the market; Ric
Coffee At 70 eta per IT,; Ksnawha Sail o. pei
bbl; nice. pretty Stone Tea Sets at SO per Sc,
Of 40 pisses; Csrpe, Chain a. cls per To-; aud
Ia fact, our stock is large and eompete In ev
sr, thing, and We cen aud will sell low. So
come and see W. WI HAzARp,
jos Acxsns
Lon u. JAsss
w. Il. tAzARp 4 co
Indiana American., 1867-12-20
Fire.

The residence OF Henry J. Fry. In Fairfield
Township, narrowly escaped being burned Ia
The ground on las, Friday evening. Il is sup,
posed the FIRE caught, in the Jam of the IRE
place, IN the room occupied by his mother,
while she was In an adjoining apartment. The
flames being smo,hered by the closeness Of the
room, the fire was discovered in time 10 pre-
ven, i's spreading. BY using numerous buckets
Of water. The furniture Of The room was bad,
ly blistersd. all the wiudow-gass cracked to
pieces, and things generally we're scorch ed
severely. ]. was fortunate that the fire wa.
quickly discovered.
Indiana American., 1867-12-20

David Slaughter aud ]. +. Mckee have form.
ed . p.rsnership In sbs Grocery bssiuess. on
Main Burgess Street, East Of the Depot, brook.
vile. Indiana, where they will keep veil as
sorted stock Of Groceries Of ell kinds, cheap
for cash. d. Slaughter is nov closing up his
odd account" A"y per'o" owing him on his
old books will please call and make ss,,lsmsnt
immsdiaiely. a. be is determined TO close up
bis old accounts By The let Of January, 1868.
Indiana American., 1867-12-20
The Greatest p,in-Reliever n the

warrspted spT erior to any .fher. or m ray, fer
tho cure Of Chronic kheu,cafism, JoofacLe, lead
arf >, Sore Throat, Mumrs. Burn,. Cats. 1nseet
stings, Pains in the Rscs, Chsst, aud Limbs.
sprsius, Old Sores, swelling also. 10 take inter-
naily for Diauhra, Dyseniety, Collie, ffasms.
iy innocent to take Internally. " ussd secoi ding
to the directions, and never fails, 80 thousands
can stfesf. IL was fret introduced To- iss7. ord
millions of BOTTLES are annually sold. Every
recommend Il 20 their friends the mot " usias
medicine exiant. Certificates enough 10 fll dos-
sn nswspspsrs have ltsn received by DIR. Tabi.s.
llis rnedieine, the vsnstisn Lininen'. will do sa
that ststsd. and more. No ote pill regret sr,.
Ing II. These residing ~ dirfaree from u tky.
81 ial, will trd ~ reliable neJitips Q. have on
hand IN esss Of secI5snis. Az for DR.. Tohist
Vsti,isn Liniisesf aud take ne other. Prize
euts and 81. sslA ty all Drrggists. DsrotSs
eftlsndf Street, NVl. 2 III
Indiana American., 1867-12-20
Important to Skaters.

In view Of the arrival OF The skating season,
the following from Hall's Journal of Health
may save our friends who indulge in the r-cre-
alton Of skating no small amount Of dscom.
fort: "Beiore starting for the ice, ba.hs your
fee. In cold water, dry them perfectly. and
give them good rubbing with . crash towel,
put on pair Of woolen or heavy cotton stock.
ings, aud your feet will remain comfortably
warm for three or four hours Ia The eoIdes,
seather"
Indiana American., 1867-12-20

We are In receipt Of some more New Goods,
and invite The people to call and see ihsm.-
We ssll Calico at 81 and 10 e,s. per ID. Bro.
Muslin BY the yard, bolt or BALE Flannel 10
eta per yd, Bro. Drilling IS e,s per I'D, Lin
sey rs cts. Jeans rs eta. Mems Socks rs cts.
per pair. Boots sl,7s per pair, Ladies Shoes
one dollar, Pants two dollars. 0vereosis Eve
dollars apiece. w. s. a ]. y. GEYgR
Indiana American., 1867-12-20
Tsachsrs' Institute.

Ausniion IL directed 10 the advertisement Of
wu. B. Msddock ESQ, School Examiner, TO
be found In anoshsr column, notifying the
school teachers Of Franklin Coaaty TO meet q,
Brooksills on The so,h inst. for the purpose Of
ssrsnizins q Teachers Institute. Let every
,saeher attend this meeting and lend helping
hand iu the important enterprise.
Indiana American., 1867-12-20
New Toy shop.

ws,aks pleasure IN calling attention 10 Miss
Paslsna FrAnks Toy Shop In Nm. Franks
Furniture Wareroom. She ofFers for sale
large and varied assortment Of Accordeons.
Hsrps and Toys At mos, reasonable priees--
Christmas and New Years are coming, aud
the little folks should step In there ssd see the
numbsrlsss articles shs has for sale.
Indiana American., 1867-12-20

The following order vas passed By The Board
Of Commiuionsrs o. their rscsn, meeting:
.Ths, from and sfsr the frs, day Of January.
1868. ,hs coun room shall no, be sPpfopria'
sed 10 any nss other than that for which u ~as
originally built, exceps fer legitimate County
meetings Of the people. Aud Il 10 further or.
dered, ,ha, all exhibnions Of whatever kind,
dancing parties. or any o'hss description Of
snussmen,s OF festivals. are from and after the
above dale entirely prohibited"
Indiana American., 1867-12-20
Terms:

Harpers Dazar, one year."".... ............t9 90.
An Extra Copy Of either the Magazine, Week :
iy, or Bazar will be supplied gratis for every Club
Of Five subscribers At "a 90 each, In one remit.
tanecI or Six Copies for S2o 90.
Back Numbers oan be supplied ~ any time.
Subscriptions tnt from British Norh Ameri-
can Provinces must be accompanied with 10 cents
additional, 10 prepay United states postage. Ad.
dress HARPER A BROTH tRs,
franklin square, New York.
Indiana American., 1867-12-20

The Faysus County Commissioners. Messrs.
Bsckssi, Jsfrss and Beck, and alec Sheriff Cot
ton. Depuiy-Shsriff Fauig. and sx-Audiior FL
iioss, all Of that County, visited BrookvilIs on
the 6,h inst They spent most Of the day q.
the Poor Asylum, taking notes, where they par
took Of an excellent dinner. They returned
70 Connersvills on the evening train. -
Indiana American., 1867-12-20
Cincinnati Hog Market.

TUESDAY. 10 O'Clock P. n--1he market for
hogs at Phillips Nishs Exchange this evening
was dull and heavy, with more pressure 10 sell
and less disposition to buy, 1915 to $3.50
gross, aud e1bo to $s net being the range Of
prices, with few sales There was no, much
done in the product, bu, the tendency is down.
ward.
Indiana American., 1867-12-20
Frank .WaIz & Geo. Schiapb

Wholesale Dealers in Foreign and Donaes.
hc Wines and Liquors,
70 espectfully inform Saloon Keepers and Grocer,
~ Of Broekvills and surrounding country that
they are prepared to furnish them with tho best
qualities OF Wines and Liquors at less than Cin-
cinn prices
Vinegar for sale by the barrel OF halt parrsl.
FRANK 4. wALz.
GBo. scHLAPP.
Indiana American., 1867-12-20

We direct the st,snsioa Of sor readers 10
the advertisement Of the Kentucky State Draw
ing. pablishsd in shis weeks paper. This .
the only legslized drawing Of the kind 10 the
United States. and is conducted under ell the
gusran'ees Of fairness provided By State lsgir
lA'ioa Il sets forth nsny brilliant induce
meuta rail.@er ~. -ss.ftt
Indiana American., 1867-12-20
"A Repository Of Fashion, Pleasure, and
Instruction
HARPER,S AZAR.

The Publishers win commence, on November
Let, the issue Of lARPKR's BAzAa, Weekly IL
iustrated Fap,iy Journal. devoted to Fashion and
Home Literature. Their aim is twofoldi 10 tup-
ply the existing need ef Weekly Fashion News.
paper. aud eombine Herewith first class liter.
airy journal, which will be Indispensable to every
household.
Arrang gemonts have been made. at an immense
cost, with the IN ost ceebrated Of the Fashion Pa
pers OF Europe. espseiasi, with the famous BsxaN
of Berlin, which sur pes the fashions to the lead
ing Journals Of Paris, to furnish the same 60 them
In advance, 80 that hehceiIrth the fashions will
appear In Harper's Baxar simultaneously with
their publication In Paris and Berlin-an advan.
tsye enjoyed by no other journal In the country.
The patrons OF harpers B1zar will receive ev-
cry fortnight large pattern plates. containing
from forty to hfty full-sired patterns Of ladies'
misses, and ehildren's bohnets, olosks, dresses,
under -cio thing. and other articles, accompanied
with the necessary descriptions and directions,
and occasionally an elegant colored Fashion Plato
Of the slze Of llarper's Weekly.
Harper's BaEar will contain 10 folio pages OF
the size of Harpers Weekly, printed on superhno
calendered paper, and will bs published weekly.
Indiana American., 1867-12-20
Tobacco, Cigars. 60.

Adam Hesg keeps on hand a very large as.
sor'msu, OF Tobacco and Cigars Tor sale u, re.
tail or Wholesale; also Tobacco Pipes Of every
variety. suitable for Christmas G'fls; also fine
quality Of Snuff, snunBoxss, de-, &e. llis
establishment, 10 becoming more and more
popular .hrooghou. the White Water Valley.
Indiana American., 1867-12-20
SUBSCRIPTIONS.
1858.

The Publishers hav perfected system of IN all
ing by which they .an supply the Magasiss,
to receive their periodicals directly from the Of
ice Of Publication. Postmaste,s and others desi.
rous Of getting ny Clubs will be supplied with .
show-bill on applieatios.
The postage on ilarper's Bazaar is 20 cents a
year, which must be paid at 'he Subscribers port
ofiee.
Indiana American., 1867-12-20

: We are requested 70 snnos nee shs' there
viii be . Christmas Tree and Oyster sapper
sn the Upivsrsslisa Church ~ Fairfield on
cbd.tmss Eve. trsesday evening nsz.) A
general Invitation 10 extended. 80.
Indiana American., 1867-12-20
Editorial Change.

Our quondam TREND j. I. Langs,roih ESQ.,,
Editor Of the Hamilton Telegraph. has retired
from ,ha. position, and Frank Scobey Esq.
takes his place. Cur S6s-, quondam friend
Frank.
Indiana American., 1867-12-20

VIM. Robsson has the foundation laid for
q new one-and-ahsf story frame warehouse IN
Slavs,own--2o by 40 feet, we believe. |, will
be 6nishsd early in the Spring
Indiana American., 1867-12-20

TAss vill be Sunday School Ezhibl'ion
is conpsosien With . chrisssAs Tree. ss The
n. = Church. Ma Carmel, lad. on Chsis'mas
Kss Doess epss q 81 o'clock; exercises
commence a. 7. Admi,,ancs--fAmiIy tickets
one dollar, single ,ictsn so cents, children 10
Indiana American., 1867-12-20

,os ths evening Of shs 2ssh Of this month
'(ChsIs,mss evening ,hs Ladies Of the Catholic
ConRrssssion viii give sspPsr In The Court
Howe fos The benefit Of the Catholic Church
.Itis 70 be hoped that Il viii Be largely attend
sed sud Iibsraliy patronissd.
Indiana American., 1867-12-20
sIeighing.

Our people have been iDdulsing in the best
Of sIeighing during the past veek-,hs young
folks, particularly, enjoying themselves huge
ly. But thaw has come, and operations in
This 1ins are Suspended. ssoMe5eE
Indiana American., 1867-12-20

Rroce edings e the Asricultura 1eeunk'
The Fraoklin Counsy Agricultural Society
met on Saturday lass. on The call Of the Prssi'
dsal In the absence Of tbs Prssidsnt and
Vice President G. B. Bentley was called to
the Chair.
On motion Of ]. v. Bemusdaffer. the resolu.
ton inssrucling the Committee to purchase the
tract Of ground Of WV Butler for arFair
Ground. was laid on the table,
1 On motion Of J. NJ. vawtsr. the report oi
the Com nuissev on Pair Grounds Va. rsconsid-
cred and on motion ofJ.Y, Beuusdsasr the
report Of said Comuissss also laid on the
table. .... .s.... .,...
On motion Of John A. Colescott, the Prssi.
dent. Secretary aud Treasurer elect were in
s,ruc.sd to open The necessary books for the
subscription of stock TO Joint Stock AgrieuL
iural Company. ft m
On motion Of r II. Swift, the President,
Secretary and Treasurer elect we're also in
s,rucled 10 issue stock 70 the amount OF six
,housand dollars, for the purpose Of purchasing
the grounds Immediately north Of the old Fair
Grounds and fitting up The same.
On motion Of s. p. Roberts. the Society ad-
jourued 10 NEE. at lhe call Of the President.
JoHs A. CoLEscorr. Sec'y.
Indiana American., 1867-12-20

There viii BE- Chris,nss meeting 81 the
Univsrsahst Church on "Wednesday The 2a'h
Of Dscsnbsr, q, o'clock A H.. on which oe.
caslon there wil be Chsiamas tree. good
music aud appropriate services. All are invi-
ted.
Indiana American., 1867-12-20

+, Attention is directed 70 the advertisement Of
John @. Burton, to be found In another col
amn. Mr.. Burton is selling goods very low,
without regard 10 cost.
Indiana American., 1867-12-20

One feature Of the Bankrupt Law is that no
person who has lost any Of his property by
gambling, within four months Of his applica.
iien, can receive i,s bene6ts
Indiana American., 1867-12-20
To Owners OF Horses and cattle.

TOBIAS DERBY ,0NDITIoN POWDERS
are warranted superior to any others, os no
pay, for the cure of Distemper, Worms, Bots,
Coughs, Hide bound, Colds, 40, in Horses; and
Colds, Coughs. Loss Of Milk, BLACK Tongue, Horn
Distemper, &c., In Cattle. They arc perfectly
safe and Innocent; no need Of stopping the work
Ing Of your animals. They increase the appetite,
give a fine coat, cleanse the stomach and urinary
organs; also increase the milk of cows. Try
them, and you will never be without them. nj
ram Woodruff, the celebrated trainer Of trotting
horses, has used them for years, and reco n nds
them TO his frieads. Col. PhiIo. y. Bush, of the
Jerome Race Course, Fordham, N. Y, would not
use them until he was told of what they are com.
posed, since which be is never without them. He
has over twenty running horses In his charge, and
for the last three years has used other edicine
for them. lie has kindly pernitted me to refer
any one to him. Over I 900 other references ca
be seen at the depot. Sold by Druggists and Sad
dlers. Price Is cents per box. Depot, Sc cort-
ianat street, New YORK. nov 20 I'm
Indiana American., 1867-12-20

The Board Of Coun,y counissionsrs have
reappointed Joseph r. Clark Superintendent
of the Poor AsyIum for the year commencing
March Lea, 1868.
Indiana American., 1867-12-20
TIME TABLE.
White Water Waller Rail Road.
TOOK RYrKCT Dxo. 3. 1887,


Logan q Co. l6i Esss Washington Street,
Indianapolis. Iad. are ssshosissd 70 act Is
Adysnisiss Agents foe Vie Indians American.
They ere rsliabIs Ern. trausacsing their
lbusiness IN n safs and bssinssrlike manner
Indiana American., 1867-12-20

Oyster supper and New Years Tree.
The Ladies OF Mesamofa viii give On Oyster
suppes on Ns~s Years Eve There will also
be = New Years Tree The Psosssds Of the
ssppsrs 10 BE- sssd for the repairing Of the
Msshodiss Church Of Mssanoss. The public
generally ere respectfully Invited 70 attend.
Indiana American., 1867-12-20

Collision.

Two freight trains collded near Batesville
on Thursday of last week. No one Was hur',
but The trains we're badly broken up.
Indiana American., 1867-12-20
Ready-Mads Clothing.

We call attention to John vogel q Sons
advertisement elsewhere Their STORE Is well
supplied with Reaiy-Mads Clothing Of all
kind., which they uaer a, The very lowest tx.
Indiana American., 1867-12-20

7II7F7 % = ArkHoWfSo8xes1s' Z = - y
We are rndsr obligations 10 Dr. ]. K Good
win OF me I.,erior DspArsmess for important
public documents. sifae4.lf.t. l...
Indiana American., 1867-12-20
P. H. & F. m. ROOTS,
nAsUrAcruRgKs or
We olen Goods,
CLorus, CAssIMEREs, DoEsKISs, SAT
sETTs, JEANS, TwEEps, FLANNELs,
PLAIDs, CHECKS, MIXED. RED
AND WHITE, STOCKING
YARNS, &C.,


C0NNERSylLLE, FAYETTE CO., IND,
wouid respectfully call the attention Of the rub
lie to their facilities for supplying the wants Of
the community In the line Of oolen Goods.
Our ests bIishmsnt is one Of the oldest In the
State, and 10 supplied with every convenience and
facility for the manufacture Of Wooden Goods.
which ou' long experience as manuiactai ers sug
gests.
Our Mil has been thoroughly r.htted during the
present season, aud with additions OF new ma
chinsry is one OF the most
COMPLETE IN TIE STATE.
We are now prepared TO exchange goods for
wool. or anafaeture by the yard the most
favorable terms; and as We are now connected by
Railroad with Brookville aud other points In the
White Water Valley, persons wishing to pur.
chase goods OF exchange their wool for goods can
send their orders, and ship their wool to US by
Railroad. and their goods will be shipped to them
at Broekviie or other points on the Railroad,
free Of expense, and can rely on being dealt with
With as isyorably as II they were present them
selves. =. IL. r. NJ. ROOTS.
:. ENYART, supt.
Counersviiie, Ind, Aug. 10, 1857 3m
Indiana American., 1867-12-20
A W AY W II, ii

UNCOMFORTABLE
TRUssEs.
Comfort and cure for the
Ruptured. Sent stFnid
on receipt tf 10 cents.
Address
DR.. Il. ID. FOeTE,
Ilo Lexington Avenue,
cor. East 2Slh ST., N. Y.
Indiana American., 1867-12-20

kesulting from any Capae whatevers
PRosTRATfoN oFTHn SYSTEM.
induced by Severe Labor. Hard
ships. Exposure. Fevers, 40.
There 4. 10 mediclne esisns equal 70 thess rehs-
dies In such cases. tone aud sigor u impaired 10
the whole systen the sppetite IL strengthened, food
IL enjoyed the stomach dlgests promptiy the biood
l. purified, the rompexton becomes sonnd and
healthy, the yellow unge l. eradiested frum the
eyes, bloom !. given ~ the cheeks aud the weak
aud nervous invalld becomes strong aud Healthy
being,
Indiana American., 1867-12-20

PRICES.
fioohaud's German Bitters. per bottle. 81 90
half doren. no
Ifoofand'x German Tonic. put mp in quart bottles,
fi 10 per bottle. % half dozen for ~ so.
an Do not forget examine well the article
Iay. In order 10 get the genuine
For sale by druggists and storeksepers In ev
ry town in the United States.
Novs-y
Indiana American., 1867-12-20
H00/tdnd's German BtffcrS,
AND
Ho0FLAMD'S GERMAN TONIC.
PREPARED ny Dr. O. M. JACKsox,
ntfp sntg ptIfA A

dice, Dyspep.
Nervous De.
ic Dlarfhma,
Kidneys, aud
arizlnE from
Liver s,om'
Indiana American., 1867-12-20
prRsoys ADyANcED IN LIFE,

Are made strong by the use Of either Of thess
remedies. They will cure every case of MAkAsaus.
without fall
Thousands Of certificates have accumulated IN the
hands of the proprietor but space will ALLOW OF the
publication of hut Kfrw. Those. u will be ob-erved
~ note aud Of such standing that thsy must
be believed.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-11-21

questions, we would warn the excitable people
of this country against panics which, after ALL
may be occasioned by the fact that there Is
another 81 S." who gives opinions, and who
writes for the newspapers. 1t may be reas-
surfing to reflect that there is power behind
the Attorney General greater than the Attor-
ney-General himself-that the representatives
of the people will probably prove equal to any
emergency which may arise and that Congress
can and will meet whenever and wherever
time and place may seem to it to be legal.
Meanwhile, let every man study the Constitu-
ton for himself. 1t is an easy document to
comprehend, if it be approached without any
feeling of awe, and with the faculties of an
ordinary understanding in full play. With
plenty of popular knowledge of what Congress
can rightlully do, we have no fear Of the
future.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-11-21
HOW WE STAND

We take a benevolent interest in the happi-
ness of all men, and we trust we are not entirely
deficient in the capacity to love our enemies az
heartily as the average of good Christians
usually do. But when a heavy trade in brag is
done on a small cash capital of success we natu-
rally feel fearful Of a collapse. And so we say,
in all kindness, to our Democratic friends: We
like to see you laugh, but we don't like to hear
you lie. When The N. Y. Herald, for in
stance, declares that mot in one or two States
g. only, but everywhere, the policy of the
Radicals has been emphatically con-
"demned,r we feel like calling its attention
to the fact that of the twenty-seven
States now in the Union nineteen have
Republican State GOvernments-GOvernOr and
Legislature-four, viz: New York, New-Jersey,
Ohio, and Connecticut, are divided between the
two parties and only four are Democratic, VIZ.
Delaware, Maryland, Kentucky and California.
Of these, the only Northern State is California,
and there we were beaten by split in the
Republican party, and by local issues. Of the d.
vlded States, the Republicans have both houses
of the Legislature of Connecticut by majority
of one in the Senate and thirty In the
House, making thirty-six on joint ballot. In
New York we have the Governor, and majority
of six in the Senate; in New-Jersey we have the
Governor land Camden and Amboy has the rest),
and in Ohio we have the Governor, with tue pros
pect of being reinforced by the election OF Val
landigham to the United States Senate In Con-
gress our majority is equally comfortable and
satisfactory Among the people the Repubh-
can party has a reserve, which was not called
out in the recent Fall engagements, sufficient
at Presidential election to carry any North
ern State, except Maryland and Kentucky.
We can give the Democratic party two or
three of our heaviest States, and still thrash
them on the great national issues and candi-
dates. In tho ten Rebel States now being ro-
constructed we believe the Republican party
can afford to make very liberal extension of
the right of suffrage to the classes OF Rebels
now DISTINGUISHED, and still carry more than
half of the Southern States.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-11-21
GNustntni5.

ACADEMY or MUsIC-This Evening 80" heoea''
Nile Fanny JaHauselek 80 - -, Gil.
WA1AcK's-This Evening"" The Bellies strata
gem" ,, ~.
Rpo,Dw,y TurATFR-This Evening" lie lick
etofleaye Man" Mr AMI Mrs ". j. Florence.
NTnO's GARDEN This Evening - Inc blacA
Crook Great Parisenue Ballet Troupe 49,
O1V,rrrc TuFATFR-ghis Evening Mhdsum-
re~ N.sLrs Dresn" Miss Fanny stockton. Mr. g. Lf'i
FREvcn THrArER-This Eyening.-"The Grand
Duchess Of Cerosien' ..., 81,
Frru-Avr. TmATrE-This Evening" Mcdea
0uresouel--'' Fit 70 be Du hess"
w-YoRK THEATEE-This Evening" Norwood"
R,RNr.,fs AMERICAN MUsEUM-Day and Evening
- Adam and Eve-A Living GOdaIsn Amturh Co.'S Menasee
--31O,0O Curiosiics
NEw-YoRK Circus. Fourteenth-st.-This Afternoon
aud Equesan- Pfu. the Russian athlete
STEINwAY HALL-Ihis Eyenmg.--Air. Oscar Pteli-
fer5 Grand Concert.
BUNYAN Hall, Union Square This Evening"
"The Pilgrim"
BANvARD's OPERA HOUSE AND MUSEUM This
Eyeuiug-' Devils Auction"
ARTISTS FUND SOCTTY.-Eiehth Annual EAiiOi
toa Of Paintings Day and Evening az No. OIL bIoau"'!'
National ACADEMY or DEslGN.-Open Day anu
E,euDr Fourlaye. and Twenty-thiris
DoDwoRTH HALL This Evening - Hartz' tno
Wizard OF the NorL
EXHIBITION or BALLS STATUE OF FORREST AS
ContoIANtS Dar and Evening, at No dI5 bf"a"NJ.