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The native Virginian. [volume] (Orange Court House, Va.) 1867-187?, 1869-03-19
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Twas night; and through her dark vale
Low winds pass'd on in solemn wall,
Methought their tones q funeral dirge,
Sweeping along to deaths dark verge
Fer musing on myself at most,
l gave up hope and deemed me lost;
When suddenly heard the cry
"E1oi, lama, sabaehthanip
Startled, turned mine eyes to see,
When loi on shreuded Calvary,
A death scene DER my trembling sonl
In awful grandeur dId unroll;
For ON the Croas--O, glorious plant
A God, resigning life for man.
He cried and turned to Heav'n his eye,
"Eloi, lama, sabachthTnip
l heard-then gathered In its might,
whirlwind DER my soul that night;
Bet hope returned, and then ct last,
The whirlwind In Its might had past,
And DER me rose o heavily calm
For had found the healing balm;
And now l live, by Christ's death cry
"Eloi, lama, sabachtllani!"
The native Virginian. [volume] (Orange Court House, Va.) 1867-187?, 1869-03-19

iP A weather-wise cynie says be
frequently met ladies who were the
Fortunate posessors of elegant furs, who
thought it 4 hitter cold day, while 9TH
er ladies' had All old set, or none at all,
thought it as mild as Nav.
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LEMON EXTRACT.

Take the peel of lemon and put It In
bottle; pour the best whisky over it.
and in one day it Will be ready for use. 4
Orsnge peel can le done the same Nag
The native Virginian. [volume] (Orange Court House, Va.) 1867-187?, 1869-03-19

s1- WanUed.-A lile-boAt { at will
noat on sea OF troubles.
The native Virginian. [volume] (Orange Court House, Va.) 1867-187?, 1869-03-19

1t is supposed the fellow who lief tthe
house wsspot able 70 take 1t With him.
The native Virginian. [volume] (Orange Court House, Va.) 1867-187?, 1869-03-19

~ How to punish hungry NAH
drive steak in him.
The native Virginian. [volume] (Orange Court House, Va.) 1867-187?, 1869-03-19
o he Satiue Tirgiaian
BY BAGBY & sToFER.

EHRMs OF ADvERTIsING.--The following
Ars our terms of Advertising. which will, In
40 Instance, be departed from:
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Roy SUICIDES

Late Boston papers give the following par.
was the scene Of another sad tragedy a; about
nalf-past eight O'Clock on Monday forenoon
FRANK Cheney, about fifteen and a half years
p. Cheney, the keeper Of a variety store near
the machine shop, committed suicide by shoot
ing himself. He had recently commenced At
tendlng the hugh school, but did not like the
school, and left IL on Friday last. Since that
time he had told one of his chums that his
mind was made up, and that he should not
attend tnat school again. His parents did not
sympathiZe with him in his reluctance TO go
TO school, and his father informed him that h.
must return this morning and ask forgiveness
OF the teacher for leaving. About O'Clock
one one OF ms slstere, who also attends the school,
told him 1t was time to get ready, and he went
TO his room for that purpose, as sne supposed
As ne remained longer than anticipated his sis.
yer went 10 ms room and found the door fasten-
eo. She called the father, who burst open the
coor, and found hIs son lying dead on the floor.
de mad used two pistols 10 accomplish his pur-
pose, and apparently had discharged them both
at the same time. The bullet from one. a small
pistol, had entered mis- right temple, while
bullet from revolver, which he had dis e nare-
ed with his left hand, had penetrated his heart.
Elther wound would have caused instant
death. The noise of passing carriages had
PROBABLY prevented the discharges from being
heard by the family. The boy was an open.
hearted, lively lad, en- loying the esteem OF All
who knew MIN, but he was yery hieh.sniritad
ana the command TO humiliate himself nv
apologlZing TO his teacher so wrought upon MS
Ieenngs tnat, Wllnout considering the effect of
ms rash act upon his friends. he seized tn.
ready weapons which Were kept in the house
and terminated his lite. The mother of the boy
Is almost distracted by this sad event, and the
family, which has been much afflicted by re-
cent sickness and death, has the heartfelt sym.
pathy Of The community.
The Canton (Ill.) Register gives the following
particulars OF the singular suicide of two bows
IN tnat State, the fact having already been
stated by telegraph On Monday last two
boys, living in Vermont township, ommitted
SUICIDE by hanging. One case was q young SON
or Mr Harms, aged some twelve or fourteen
years. who was found suspended to a beam
with halter strap, in the barn OF his father. A
few hours afterward another bov, the son Of
Colonel L. j. kinney. about the same age was
found suspended in like manner in another
part OF the city. All that we can learn is thai
the son OF Mr.. Harris became offended on Sun
Gay, either with his parents or some members
Of the family, and felt himself aggrieyed. His
feelings were aggravated on Monday morning
BY some alteration lie had with n youngsr
brother, which was only playful on his part.
Two or three hours afterward his body was
found as stated. He had thrown the strap over
beam and tied one end about his neck and rbe
other end to one foot. The body was nearly
cold when found.
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CHICAGo's sExCEsIoR.--AL Lelyenw or.h pa
per breaches n grand project by which Chi-
cago proposes TO distance all Its rivals by
asssassinating them. A ship canal, one thons-
and feet broad and sixty feet deep, Is to BE- con-
structs d across the State OF Illinois to some
point on the Mississippi river, enough belo "
the level of Lake Michigan TO admit of steady
how OF water into the Mississippi The most
stupendous typographical changes will, OF
course, ensue. SThs river 81. Lawrence will be.
come brook. Niagara Falls will stand a
damp wall OF rock, If, indeed, the water
does not flow back over them. forced by the
Tremendous suction OF Chicago. Buffalo,
Cleveland, Toledo, Detroit, and Milwaukee
will be sixiy feet above the present high
Wat-r mark, and millions of acres of new
land will appear in the shadows Of the lakes
New York will be nowhere. The largest ves-
sells in the world will navigate the Mississippi,
and steam.tugs Of extraordinary power will
bring sailing vessels from New Orleans to
Chicago In four days. This work will cost
%, 900, ,Oe0, The money IL not yet raised nor is
the survey complete, but Chicago and Leaven.
worth have pronounced in favor of IL.
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INACGURATIoN OF Gov. JEWELL, OF Cor.
NEcTICUT.-Inposing Parade, Serious Accident.
dc--9oyernor Jewell. the new Republic An
Governor of Connecticut, elected over En- shsh.
was lnaugurated at Hartford yesterday. There
was an imposing parade ana review of the
militia. One of the officers of the National
Siuard, reporter OF the Hartford Post, was
thrown nom his horse and kicked in the he M
ana member OF one OF the artillery companies
had an arm blown off by the premature dis.
enarge OF a gun. The State Legislature was
organized, an the new Governor took the oa,b
ano r-ad ms inaugural after the parade. The
message reviews the State finances. and gives
an exhibit OF various State Institutions He
regards the financial condition of the State As
encouraging. The total liability of the State
above cash assets is 81, 79i, ,9y2, a reduct,on of
s3f9,244 for this year The increase of taxable
property IN the State during the year is 81
e21,jO5- or nearly a million mere than the State
debt. The prompt ratification Of the fifteenth
amendment Is urged, and also an Increase OF
tne rate OF interest to per cent. Biennial
elections and short sessions Of the Leeis latin 20
and economy are recommended.
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FINANCIAL AND coMuERcrsL.

Money continues faIrly active in New York
az per cent TO call borrower. There appears
70 have been an effort 10 make money scarce
through holding on the market the proceeds
OF he ssies OF stocks by parties operating an
ne Interest OF lower prices for stocks; which
msibly accounts for ths greater acuvfty an
leans for the last three cays. The beaks,
however. are In an easy position and are s;ifl
receiving money nom the a. terror; 90 that
thee Efforts are OF little account and 80 Tar
rom exci'ne any uneasiness. rather elict Q
smileat the imroriance OF The ill- timed attem pt
Dsoounu, though quiet. are rather arrner, 40
isr as respects buyers; sellers. however, are
dsposed 10 Wal until the artificial amperine
VITA the money market Is ended, when tney
nope Tor lower rates. Prime paper be quoted
\ 40 per cent
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IMPORTANT ACTION OF THE span
ISH CORfFS.

MADRID, May 6--In tia Constituent Cor 90
yesterday. the article OF the National Con stitu-
lo1 guaranteeing liberty Of alieious worz hip
WAS adopted by q yo.e OF is6 10 @a Prime
Minister Serraw strongly urged a postpone.
ment of the con semp plated Ministerial changes
nnu the form OF government sha,l have bee
oehnitely settled, After considerable discus.
sion and lnterchanse Of ideas on this PROPOSE.
tion, il was agreed to-
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~0lga Won Plitssrsaorf. anR vsnnins
much success By German acting iE OaltloEnfH
ended her life with prussic acid In San Fran.
cisco.
~The ADes Brothers, Of Nortk Easso,
Maesachusetts, have just battt g Aas scHcscs
house, at the cost Of esoO00. and prsooascd m -
that town. % ~
oUThe velocipsde mana a ucv
wane, 70 the I'd advanngs Of pausaloon ssass - -
ING limbs. hernia, horse nssh, &c. s0s-
"a bachelor editor. who had q pr,stv m.
, nanie9 sisssr, Iately wrote 10 another s,itor
~An Indiana clereyua, w.r.. ~. 49,,
calls on velocipsde. He We = co{oasi ar
cavalry during the war. W
-. .Cnristopher row,ss,A. of Nsvport.
building In hat plaza yhicb - r,c q -
'v.v. mo = "feople's Free LibrsEy"
Ansng the neW round hate vcrn IN n
a. tne dee. hive," the sshephsrdeas, % and
lar. W 'Ae o'' Popo-
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RAILROAD COMPANY CENsURED By
JURY OF INQUEST.

NEW YORK, May 6.-The coroner's inquest
on tne Long Island railroad disaster has re.
suNeo IN verdict that the accident was
caused by detective rail, which threw the
cars from the track. The Jury hnd that the
Long Island Railroed Company Is responsible
ior the accident by neglectng its duty Of keep.
ing the track in proper order.
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HEADo'Rs FIRST MILITARY DISTRICT,
STATE OF VIRGINIA,

. hiCHMoND, A, May ), lS0o.
GENERAL ORDERS, No. 55.
Any execution on behalf of the Common
wealth OF Virginia from the Circuit Court of
the city of Richmond. when directed tc the
sheriff OF the said city by the authority OF the
Auditor OF Public Accounts OF said Common.
wealth, shall be served and proceeded upon by
said sheriff, or his deputies, in any county or
corporation of said Common wealth, with the
same force and effect as If directed to apy
sheriff. sergeant, coroner or constable of any
county or corporation, as provided in chapter
xiii OF the Code OF Virginia.
by command Of Bv'. Major General Candy.
=. r. CHALFIN,
Assistant Ad diutant General.
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- Brown, Of Minnesota, has attained the
climax Of impudent infidelity. He not only
left his wits TO elope with another, Dat ne stole
his Wife's clothes Tor the other to wear.
GUAn Indiana husband adverttses his runa.
way wife, saying that she ssnas LETT him Just a
the summers work 10 beginning. notWishstand. /.
ing he has had the expense Of Wintering her. /"
I~The Arizona Cotton Factory, established
IN Claiborne parish, Louisiana, since the war,
is now paying net profit OF twenty.four per
cent. per annpm,
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HON. GEORGE VILLIRRs, second son Of Lord
Clarendon, British Secretary OF State for
Foreign Affairs, 1. at Winards'.
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AFFAIRS IN ALRxANDRIA.-The Gazette of
last evening has the following:
Valuable Relic e-Mr. James Foesett has pre-
sented MT. Harrie Bell. o. keeper OF the Aiex-
andrla Museum, with q hatchet. which n On.
time belonged to General Washington, ana tne
one with which he cut his fathers cherrv tree
ana which, since the Generals death has been
preserved in the aler's room OF Wash,neton
building. This is q valuable addifion "a Inc
cothecton OF Washtngton memeutoes now In
tne museum. And 10 the more valusble in con-
sequence Of MI. Fossett's voucher.
fishtoen--Tne receipts Of fish at Fistowp.
.nn morning, were IN excess Of the supplies OF
tne Two or three preceding days, IN eouse-
quence OF the abatement OF me l.se nrovniling =
elgn winds. Aernng we're sSilrng To-Day q
from S!o..s % e1l.3 per thoasand, and shad at
IRON Sie 70 ~ per hundrsd. Rock were scarce
Bocf Sunk.-A long e~eoat In tow Of sAs ting.
boat Katie Wise. lo1dsd With 10000 aeeFing aaa
from Stoney Point 6shine snore, struck ma
and sunk. The cargo was lost
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fBy Cable.l
LONDON, III
Balsinsrs marssss, fe.Sav.

BALTInoRA May 6.-Ootton steady M as c.s.
Flour quiet and dull wheat frmer; sales OF
good TO prime red At Q .9ca&2. Corn opened
nm, but closed dull; prime white. ssas6 vel
low, s5acs. Oats dull at 73a7s for hight, and "a
aso for heavy. Rye dull at siAlael.ss. Pro-
visions Unchanged. Whiskey frm af g.
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THE COAL MINES.

ScRAHToH, May 5.-The miners of Hyde
PARK tonight voted to reconsider their former
mining Indefinitely. Many ether miuiug dis
tricts will follow the lead of Hyde PARK.
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COMMANDER RICHARD W. MEADE, JR, ha
been detached from command of the Saginaw
and placed on waiting orders.
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FROM CHICAGO.
Fire aud Boiler Explesisn-Prspesed Cele.
brati0n Of the mpletien Of the
PACIFIC Railroad.

CHICAGO. May 6.-Last evening the planning
mill Of Wolcou 4 Crooker took IRE. and the
boiler exploded, blowing the mill 20 atoms A
number Of persons were injured but none fatal
ly. Loss, $1,000 Insurance., S2.OCO. The ad-
joining building was dana yed TO the extent of
50 600. The citizens Of Chicago have deter
mined TO celebrate the completion of the Pacific G
railroad, next Monday or Tuesday. In the
evening addresses will be delivered az Farweil
han by Vice President Colfax, Governor
Palmer, Mayor Rice, and others. There will
also be general illumination and business
Will be suspe nded.
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s,.cL M,,l., I'm

BALTIMORE. May 6.-Virgingia sizes, old in
asked; North Carolinas, old, 81 asked, do. ne ",
81 bid
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TELEGRAMS TO THE STAR.
This Alternssn's Dispatches,


KEY WEST, FLA, May s.-The Brush
steamer Salvador sailed from this port last
night crowded with Cuban sympa.bizers
She cleared for St. Thomas by vay OF Nassan
II is rumored that she goes in connection with
some Cuban expedition fitting cut IN one of the
Gulf ports.
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lNTHRNAL RIvENUI-The receipts to-day
from this source were &460, ISL.
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u- vopw-H,s@ .o.yn
iBy Bankers' ana Brokers' relegrspn Line
Branch Once in Lewis johnson q DO. Ban 4


Branch Once in Lewis johnson q DO Bank /,
jas. M. u Gassavay, operator.
NEW YORK., May 6.-First Board-U y Sc,
iSl, coupon, 10; 20's. lso2. coupons lis =
l-o4- coupons, II3S; tsec. coupons Ii5x: tsSs
coupon, rev. ll6k; e.2D's, ls61, coupon, iI6x
Io.fes, coupons, lOsk; Pacinc Mai w. ONO
.! MIS-, Cernncate 81 \; Mariposa. Isss; AtIan-
nc Mail, none; Canton G.; Cumberland, 3Ol;
western Union Telegraph. -: Quicksiiyer.
19k; Boston Water Power. rs; New York
Central, E2k; Hudson. I51 :; Readinx. es
Mtchigan Central, 1851; Miohlean Southern,
lci; Illinois Central, las; Cleveland and
Pf'tsburg 9OA; North west s5x; DO preferred.
s1k CLEVELAND 4 Toledo. none; Rock Island.
Is2; Fert Wayne, lI3; Alton q Terra aaute,
81; Toledo q Wabash, 7iS; Adams EXP
59k; Wells, Fargo & Go. EXpress- 3lk; UnIed
Sta'ee Express o.: American Express. 40 I;
Merchants Union, 4: Ohicsgo q Alton. $50:
do preferred. 1s7. Market steady. Gold. lJ6
aI36s.
TBy Cable.l
LONDON, Nsy 6, p. m.-Oonsols, g3gaE;
lsz; Atlantic. IS.
ERAHKFoRT, y. m.-Bouds, Sex.
LIVERPOOL p. m.-Cotton market quiet and
heavy. Sales OF 5000 bales reported. Md
ding Uplands, 1lk; Mddline Orleans, 10.
Firmer.
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PRRsoNAL.-Gens. Butterfield and ingalls,,
U. S. army, are at Willard's.
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The RECEPTION OF Mrs President Grant on
Tuesday was the last one Of the season.
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w. w. WoRDRN, ESQ OF the Baltimore San
and other journals, returned TO this city, yes.
terday, from California, looking much i'm.
proved by his trip.
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ADJUSTMENTS.
T ION AL tn IA + Z h .

HI PILG BIN.
IIFTY-FOUR PAINTINGS,
MUSIC,
SONGS,
GRAND TRANSITION SCENE
Thi, great and highly meritorious, Moral and
Re isious Exhibition. will open in
MEfZEROTT HALL,
IUEsDAf, MAY 4TH. atsI. O'Clock.
30 Exhibitions were given in New York.
I0in Brooklyn.
l0fn Boston.
5weeks In Baltimore.
Churches Of all denominations attend. The
Lovers Of Art, the Cultivated, flock to see the Pill
grim
Short Season will be spent IN Warrington.
kepehts given TO Churches, Lodges, &c.
N. b After eight weeks engage rent in Bai,i-
more on Friday evening after all seats and stand
ing room taken, 40 Kerso turned away.
my5-tf j. w. Balm. Proprietor.
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EuRopxAx N.ws sY C.p,,-a nh, ,

EUROPEAN News BIZ CABLR-A hill WAS
introd uced into the House Of Commons yester-
day to prohibit the Mayor Of Cork from acting
rs magistrate, in consequence Of his inf1am.
matory speech at the dinner given 70 the re.
leased Fenians, Warren and Costello. The bill
was opposed BY several members on constitu.
uonal grounds. Finally leave to introduce the
Dill was granted, and IL was read for the 6rst
time. A copy Of the bill and notice OF fts sec.
ond reading was ordered TO Be served ON the
Mayor OF Cork. The Spanish Journals defend
toe capture Of the Mary Lowell, and deny that
me Brttieh 0overnment has demanded restitu .
hon. The Republicans are ealnine grouu6 an
Spatn. Olonga has demanded the estahl,sh. .
msnt Of . Directory. Gen. Prfm u saId 10 -
favorable % t. The Italian Ministry IN r.
signed, and Menehrea II forming q nev o.
net. In opposition 70 the Federal Oonnc;I -
North German Parliament has paseed rssc'n' ~
tion IN fAvor Of The payment OF Deputaes.
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the following appointments:
James Washington Purvisnce, United States
Attorney for the Western District Of Tennes.
see.
Robert q. Kirk. to be Minister Resident for
the Republic OF Uruguay.
Ralph Hill, Collector Of Internal Revenue,
ID district OF Indiana.
Ephraim Latham, Collector Of Internal
Revenue, Sd district OF Alabama.
Andrew A. Lewis, Collector OF Internal
Revenue, lst district of Indiana.
Edward Fullings, Collector Of Internal
Revenue, for the 6lh district OF North Caro-.
lima.
James H. McNeely, Assessor of Internal
Revenue, LIST district of Indiana
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lSecond Dispatch.

N1w YORK. May s.-The stock exchange
was a scene OF the widest excitement to day /.
Ine gold market was very active. The ". :.
Assistant Treasurer opened proposals for q
miilion dollars OF Government gold. which
which was taken AZ 3s.l7a36.22 premium. ".
closed strong.
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SUICIDE OF A CIRCUS AGENT

BUFFALO, New York May 6.-Dr Richard p
Jones, the agent Of French's circus, Committed
suicide this morning, by swallowing an ounce
OF laudanum, which he obtained under the pre.
tense OF wishing to relieve an attack Of
neurolGia-
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UNION LEAGUE DELEGATES AND THE PRRsI.
DHNT.-We briefly referred to the lact In our
last issue that delegation OF the Union League
OF America, appointed at a general meeting in
New York last week, composed OF about ten
members, among whom We're Governor Geary,
OF Pennsylvania; Governor Newell, of New
Jersey, apd Governor Holden, of North Caro-
lima. yesterday had an interview with the Pres
ldent and the different members of the Cabinet
They stated that the object they had in calling
on the President was to strengthen and hold
together the Republican party and Its princI.
pies, and to secure complete restoration of all
the States IN the Union as speedily as possible
They also assured the President that his ad.
minlstTation had the cordial support Of the
League, and that they intend to do all in their
power to make II a success. The President is
reported as saying that he was exceedingly
grauhed with this mark of confidence, and
would do all In his power to secure their good
opinion. He also Informed them that the
Southern States would be restored to practical
relations with the Government, with repre-.
sentation, at an early day; that he had in
structed General Candy to order an election In
Virginia within the next eight or ten DAYS, or
A as early day as the commanding general of
the department may deem expedent, instruct
ing MIN AT the same time 10 order a separate
vote on the various clauses OF the constitution,
as he regarded this the best mode of securing q
falr vote on the constitution. The President
informed the committee that from the best
information he could gather the constitution
would be adopt ed.
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New York Grain Market To-day.
NEW YORK, Msy 6.-Flour5aI0 cents lower
Wheat dull ard Iae cents lower. Corn du!l and
l cent lower.
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WILL OPEN THURSDAY, MAY 6TH.
THE GREAT MUSEUM OF ART,
THE GRANDEsT TBIgMPa OF INGENUITY
fioN EVER RHsT ISTR6pIckh 6Deekbf aEF6RE EFass''
THE AMERICAN PUBLIC.
This Novel and Beautiful exhibition con sists OF
MODELS OF ENTIRE CITIES AND VILLAGES
Landscapes, ses and River Views. Battle Scenes
Iisures and Persons. ssiieened Win Teeressn,s a.
tons OF shipping Mechanism, and the ineenuity
mOnPlsoe DiOrsms, but consists Of more than WYNN
$4,000 0ARvsPn noESEs onoXsSG L1FE-LIkE
or Men, Women and Children Of all Nations,
Native Dogs; Bears, Polar and native TIGERS and
&e: II nr: & =: v:s.. .sS
Stores, Dwellings,: FACTORIES aad Wor rkshops, with
noop In fss. thi: Trus | ana az Wonasrfai Exh
bition may be Justly styled
AwORLD WITHIN wORLDi
70 the SS:sns saas s.d ss.l and and
Waters ct The ersat Deep
that for anicai siili and Sec1qscy, scene apa
ss :na Of ss
IN T. i: s:.
SrsGsd the talent and laber Of the nr.t minds in
tor
pared with this immense Work Of Art. The effects
are produced neither by transpsrencies nor by fiat
scene psintines. but BY the most fuished models
more than 75,oo0 In number, which we're carved BY
hand. ami are regulated and moved By the most
nfffcafe machinery.
Tickets 80 Cents No extra charge for Reserved
MHTINEEs WEDNESDAY AND SATURDAY
ARTERNOONS
my 5-tr q. FARMER, Business Manager
DROFESSOR SHELDON'S ANNUAL MAY
BALL AND EXHIBITION
WILL TAKE PLACE AT
OABBOLL HALL,
q street. between Ninth and Tenth,
ON THURSDAY EVENING, NAY 18th.
CARDS, Admitting . Gent. and Lady a.
To be bad only of PROF. SHELDON N the
No. 1867 ON EXHIBITION lNo ass
1IH AND SALE irT
STREET. AT MARKRITER'S, fSrRFRr
No. 4e6 seventh street, Between and r. Streets
Eieht Doors above Odd Fellows HALL
Cheice Oil Paintings, Engravings, Chromos. &c.
Also, Largest Stock Paperhangings, Window
Shades. Picture Frames, Picture cord and Tas.
gls Rings, Nails. &C.: in the District. TBRMs
Cash. Please Remember Name and Number.
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