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IChron Reput ]

Wy LOe Of the flesh is an the Blooi' -
The blood cifculates throughout the system, de-
posting new flesh, tissue aud muscle, as the old
becomes efete aud disappears. III the new material
be corrupt a. unsCund il is evident that the sys
TEN will not perform il. duties well; some part or
aDOl her will be Ike Uniting machinery, that
wCrks unevenly end cresks and wears ont of shape
In this way tn. BODY becomes the seat of suffering
and disease. As these are but the effects of impure
blood il is evident that 10 the blood the mode of
cure must lie directed. 1t 10 here that the ROSA
rALIsn has its value and reputation. II puri6es
the blood II puts the origin of the Gradus renova
ton that eOss on throughout our physical system
on sound, pure. healthy basis, and thus bringsla
fed. iy3-eo2y
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Il o B A Z
front; hail, water, gas hath room, &C.: strest ba.
tween 4th and 5th, N. W. w
EIGHT On s FSC% pressed brick hall
BRiGK HousE P on alley Between s fsh
sHG F "a sfT EosE TO-,
seven room FRANZ han: &C., on .. between
Din room ihAME on 18th, between & street and
Two new six room HOUSES, pressed brick front,
haIi, water, gas, bath room, bay windows, Sd
street east, between and , south; never occupied
and % streets pnxs, dcc mali. &C. corner h;h
Fivs-rocm FRAME, lot aOx37, sth street s. f.,
near South Carolina avenue.
ALEC, several LOTS in the no. thern part Of the
The above will be sold cheap, on long tins. if
called for at once. "
esaf rRspl sd5 street % Ma,Gnlc Fs Go
EQR RENT OF sALE-H0USE No az 9th St
u bet: d and +. Rent. furnished, Sl75 per mopth
Price, SlS0oo Call between and .. m. je2l If
FOE SAALLE1 I, three story and basement
ave s;s southwest ~ Apply $40 m s; n! rt6xe.t:
EOR RENT-Thst cosy and very desirable COT
avenues beautiful garden, abundant vines, excellent
water Cars pass the door, &c. Apply to J. W.
MEeTfALL. next corner west. jel3-tf
FOB SALE Oh RENT--BRICK DWELLING, in
Grants How, situated on the north side Of
street, between ID and Sd streets southeast Apply
20 CROSS & WALSH, Shepherds Building, No
9Oe1a Pennsylvania avenue. jell colin
FOE RENT-TRIRD STORY of BUILDINa
$50 Pennsylvania avenue, with or without
msE Jso5FFtns Sss E.
LOB RENT-Furnished HOUSE, from June 18th
1t. to October LIST. Apply at 9aS 18th street, bet.
FOB k re- tn i "oOroOraa Bow" A.
FOE RENT-A VERY desirable Furnished
Spposi,ss the Church Of EppSan1 address T. f B.,
FOE REHT-suiIs Of FURNISHED ROOMS fo,
, s9 SS 9r9d Missouri avenue, Sd door from
LOB RENT-sIx ins OFFIOR ROOMS in the
.ort Shepherd Building. sss PennsTlvania
Eo8 RENT-The large DWELLING HOUSE,
National Hotel; vide rooms staircases and psssasos
locality for lawyer or Rs.'sss!is TAYLOR,
mD-u S24 Indiana avenus.
GOR RENT-Furnished HOUSE, No. III alEt
n All En- once Owe. sa Re
BANK mays-n
Fog RENIaA sAL00E PARL0R, With Dining
a,: fs oh as
No. iaF:
IS. rooms. sisssS. bath rooms. ss, asn h s.o
sqqares OF Ith and street Inquire next door
Ut 9Oe, or to J. II. DUNOANsON, National Bans
Of The Repablis. lkepublican.I marI4-n
FOB REHT-pesirable Rooms for summer in
! new brick hSS.e, with eli modern improve
Hill. First class board next door ap1s- Nv
EoR sALEETbe LOT, .outheea corner Of lse
1.so, set ass' q ;.s ' sss
streets. tRep.1 f3s.n
= HOUSES near corner 18th and Boundary streess,
only bali square from cars, good pavement. Rent
from SIS 70 ezs per month AppiS to W ri
BRoWNB, Au'y-at-Law, Jl1 @ street asst
FOB SAL10R LEAsE..-rhe tAres lases BRTCK
venue lately occupied ey the q. .. Ooagt survey.
A1pH 30 kDAUED Law ROGERe, n MoCr,.
iocn mreot. "a, more. anls-H
E0R eALK-A tesirahle HOUSE AND LOT In
hn,a;a h, VIII essos en6 Other nsesssay out
sNsFrees. For terms, sdarsss o. J.. Rocfviiis.
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A RAILROAD BOND
AND
REAL ESTATE MORTG AG Z
Combined.
RAILROAD BOND

In fits 7;so Gold Bonds the Northern Pacific Rail
road Company furnishes TO the public an invest
ment security which combines the ready nsgotis-
bility, the convenience, and the high credit Of q
frstclass railroad bond, with the sodty and safety
of . real estate mortgage on land worth q; least
twice the amount loaned.
They are offered at par in currency, and yield .
HANDSOME PROFIT to those exchanging 1s.
The bonds are first and only mortgage on the
road, its equipments and earnings, and also on a
land grant which, the mpletion Of the road. will
average Is 600 acres to each mile OF track.
They issued In denominations from 800 TO
Slo0o Coupon, and olU0 to Go 900 Registsred. have
thirty years to run, bear an interest offs per cent
in gold, and are EXEMPT HR04 UNITED
STATES TAX to the holder.
The semi annual interest on the Registered Bonds
10 paid with GOLD CHECKS, sent 70 the post once
address Of the holder.
An marketable Stocks and Bonds received In az
change, without expense to the investor, ct their
highest current prices. a
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PERSONAL.

NJ be. u. SAWYER, Cgasyreyant, Masastie T.a
~ Medium, can be Gems tilted AZ her house, N .
SO 7th st between snd d, Islaad, upon al i'm
pGrtsnt business, past present and future. jels In
I'm MAkRiAGE.-RappyR slisJ for Y0sns Mes
" from the effects Of Errcrs and Abuses in early
NE. Manhood restored. Nervous debility cured
lmpediments 10 Marriage rem wed. New method OF
treatment. New and remarkable remedies Books
and Circulars sent free An sealed envelopes Address
AID ASSOCIATION, No, South Ninth 81,
Philadelphia, Pa. aplg eosrr
1 AIDES SUFFERING FROM IRE GULARI
= tes, wesknesses, CT any Complaint peculiar 20
their sex should confide in DR. LION, the Oldest q.
iattshed ard only reliable and safe Physician
making speciality Of female Complaints in the city
Ne especially invites q call from those who lave
been deceived by swndlers. He guarantees 8 speedy
cure or no charge. S.pnyate Rooms for LAZY Pa
nents. Rooms.-C street, between 9th and 7th
SOUTH Hours, from 10 to L a.. m, to 8 and 20 S
y. N. ocT-tr
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- FROM THE EARLIEST AGE.

MF FKOM THE EARLIEST AGES
~ TO the present day, Scrofua has been the
tsne, and as were the curse of mankind So ter
rbie and osihsOme had il been st some periods of
the world history that person known be infect
ed with n would not be allowed 20 mix with society
Happily In our day the disease 10 strip ped OF its
yu-cks, and the victim Of Scrofula, Ulcers, Sores
Pimples Blotches. letters &C., can be restored to
ROOT AND HERB JUICES, SI3 Der bottle.
sold by :. O FORD, ll03 Pa. ave, and by Drug
fhllAdeIehla mayZ-iy
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JAY COOKE q o..
b q n X RS, -

maya wAsHIH0fON.
ELECfRIO BED BUG POWDER KIN
II MTNATOB.
r, Mhy Be eaten uP with Bed Bur. snan Roschss,
GLEsfWoBTHS PoWDER wiii sissr To HUs beus o.
For sale b. 2. b. GILMAH. sa1 Pa. svsp.e.
fnce, = oeso -.-EsF may10-Ss
THI AMHRlOAl SUBMERGED DOURT.U
AOIih0 Eou-fB11xLuo ROROI PiIIS
he snDlsst M ness powerful n -.
CHAxLx8 1OOD
nv ooe0d 9TH And D stres2,
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PIANOS, &c.

a BARE CHANCE-Hsving determined &c Intro
- ance In this city the celebrated sOHO-.-
ahtkER PIANO, Phiiadei phis. which SS4A
Us ne newest i9proyements, nagnidcentstIt NV
one, 10 better finished, and more durable than ans
liner P1sno made. now offer the same al g per
Sent less c2eh than any other first class Piano can
De oeneht, or Tor reasonable insssilments Gall and
examine for yourselves
dec1 GAIL RICHTER, 93S Penna. sv.
Most AMUSING TOY UUT-tau.es inanun.te
W ngcres to dance TO the music sf planes
tor sale by y. l.. WILD q BRO 40 lltttE9
street west, between Pa. avenue and 81 UtNvt
Assnts Jr Ststs Ptaaos, and man ufaeturers of
and dealers in NJ usicsl Instruments generally
Repaired. fecIa ~
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BUSINESS CHANCES.

COLUMBIA EAlLBoAp STOCK WANTED
srpJ at this Ofhee Ia.
FOR SALE-The stoek AID Fixtures OF an GA
IL established CANDY FACroky. now a ang a
good business Inquire 81 1897 Tth street north
west. jy6-st-
WANTED-A pARTNEs vita 81 800 Basi.
eiNea for capital. Address BUSINESS, star 81
fce. IT.
SO nnn WANTED FOR SIN MON - :,
S%sNVO which will yield prcit Of 81 Q, IN
9 safe business transaction. Full and satisfactory
MkTTINGLI WHEELER,
Auctioneers ard Brokers.
y6u S03 Sh street N. W.
E0R saLE-stock aud Fixtures OF an old md Is
u tablished GROCERY STAND dsipg lucra-
Iartlc gar. inenireeor leth and q ats. W. iySSt'
EOksALk-1he W. u known CONFGCTIONERY
L AND FRUl1 STORE, No. $40 81 street. n, rth-
west doing lair Business. Reason Tor selling gives
when called on. iyl 6ts
NIOHEY TO LOAN ON RIAL ESTATE Sc
may be desired. b y. WARSkR.
yes5 lct s2s sth street.
A GOOD ISYESTMENT-fhst old s.tSSIished
"A LEA STORE, 500 9TH street, b,tween Louisi-
ana avenue and ID street, being well known as the
HonE.- Good reasons given for selling. leeo AZ
MoNEY-LOAa NEGOTIATED upon Real
NI Estate security, In large smsl sums, at short
Beal Estate Broker. No. SIS fth street,
leI-In opposite Post once.
To LOAN
el4,Oce, In SUMS FROM 1000 Up.
Apply Q. once to
JUAN BOYLE co.,
marz-n 7l3 18th street nv
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DR. w. HI. BARRETT,
DENTIST,
Has Removed to No. 1402 Ii street N. W., corner
i'tn tIeet. jeStf
0@NOTfCE-TheA unual Meeting of the STOCK
N holders OF the NATIONAL UNION INSU
RaNCt COMPANY Of Washington, for the cleo
ton - vine Directors, will be h. III at the office of
The Company, No. 642 Louisiana avenue, on MON
DAY, july s,lS2. Polls open from to 2 O'Clock
M.
jez9-d NOBLE D. LARNER secretary.
~ DE. A. pRATT. Graduate OF chic College
OF Dental Surgery, All 7th street, between
aud L, y few doors south OF Odd Fellows' III all .
Refers T. A. Bacon ard Rev w Il. kyans mig
TO GAS CONSUMERS.
WELLINGTON GAsLI6HT COMPANY. I
WARRINGTON, -. q. June %. lisa
Nctce L. hereby given, that for Gas consumed
hittr ADJUST loI2, until further n1tic } the
price Will be- reduced TO 50 IS per thousand feet,
subject 10 discount Of - per on bills paid az
rendition. ~
reg dtaul CVAs b. BAILEY Sacretarv
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1872-12-07
NAVY DEPARTMENT..

The report of the Secretary of the Navy,
herewith accompanying, explains fully the
condition OF that branch Of tue public service,
ils wants and deficiencies, expenses incurred
during the past year, and appropriations for
the same II also gives u complete history OF
the services OF The navy for the past year, in
addition 10 lis regular services. II Is evident
that nnless steps aTe taken to preserve our
navy, that in y few years the United States
will be the weakest nation upon the ocean OF
'idl ,he greaipowers With an energetic, pro-
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1872-12-07
WAR DEPARTMENT..

The report Of the Secretary Of War shows
the expenditures of the War Department for
the fiscal year ending June 30. 1871 10 be 1885,
799, ,9Dl SO and for The fiscal year ending June
80, 1872, 10 be $85.372,l 20, showing reduc-
lion IN favor OF tie last fiscal year Of Sisf ,S94
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1872-12-07

II iS with regret that | have again to an
nounce the continuance Ol the disturbed con
dinon of the Island OF Cuha. No advance to-
ward he pacticuiion of the dscontenttd part
Oi the population hus been made, while the in
suTFrciOn has gained no advantages, and cx
bibils no more of the elements nf power, or of
The prospect OF ultimate success than were tx.
hibiled u year ago. Spain, on the other hand,
has not succeeded in ils repression, and the
parties stand apparently in The SAME relative
attitude which they have occupied for long
time past. his contest has lasted now for
more than four years. Were II seen at dis.
tance from our ncighbOrhood we might be in
different To lis result, although humanity could
nol be unmoved by many OF It's incidents,
wherever they might occur. II Is, however,
nj our door ! cannot Doubt That the contin-
ued maintenance OF slavery Ia Cuba Is among
the strongest Inducements Ia The continuance
Of this sric, A terrible wrong Is th. natural
cause OF terrible eyll. The abolition OF
slavery and the intrOductOA oi other relorlas
In The administration OF govefhnienl In Cuba
could not fail 10 advance the restoration of
peace aud order. IL Is especially 10 be hoped
that the present liberal Government of Spain
viii voluntarily adopt this view The law OF
emancipation, which was passed more thun
two years since, has remained uneXccuted In
the absence OF regulations for its enforcement
u Was but a feeble step toward emancipation,
bul VI was the recognition Of right, aud was
hailed as such, aud exhibited Spain In harino-
NY witt the sentiments Of humanity and OF
Justice and In sympathy with the other powers
of the christian aud civilized world.
Within the past few weeks tho regulations
for carrying out The laws OF Emancipation
have been announced. giving evidence Of the
sincerity OF Intention OF the present govern,
ment 10 carry into effect the law Of 1870 /
have not failed 10 urge the consideration OF
the wisdom, Tho policy, and the justice Of q
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1872-09-03

TAKE NorIcE We call the especial
attention OF our readers to the announce
ment of a special sale of dry goods
commencing this morning at the well
know Dry Goods House OF Messrs'
Emsheimer & Blum, who are opening
for the next twenty days, aannels. wool
ems, silks, Irish and French poplins,
Merinos, Empress cloth, silk veIvets,
yelveteens ard shawls, at less than last
years prices. They are making this
liberal offer for the very fact Of facilita'
ting room for their coming stock of fall
goods. We all know that goods have
advanced, and feel satisfied in saying
that this notice, as usual, will draw
numbers of buyers to their establish
ment. Do not delay this opportunity, ii
you need anything in the dry goods line,
for you will save from 80 to 40 per cent.
Remember, your time is limited.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1872-09-03

POLICE CoURr.-The attendance on
Yesterdays session Of the Police Court,
though not as large as we have seen it,
was eminently respectable.
Thomas Young was disorderly on Sat-
urday evening, and made so much
noise as to cause his arrest. When the
officers made him a prisoner he strug
gled to get away from them and resist
ed to the best OF his ability. He was
fined 81 and costs on each charge.
John Reddy was picked up on Main
street, Centre Wheeling, full to the
muzzle. He was fined 81 and costs, the
regular plain drunk price, and John
Reddy came down with the ready john.
John Smith was arrested for assault.
ing man near the Postoffice. This
John Smith ia neither of the John
Smiths who, las. week, stood before the
Court with fear and trembling. but al
together another Smith, front name
John. The charge was Withdrawn and
John was permitted TO retire on pay
ment of the costs.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1872-09-03

The FRANKLIN FIRE OF WHEELINC.-
The Franklin Fire, OF Wheeling, West
Virginia, is energetically pressing for
ward towards a creditable place 10 pub
lie regard. Last year the income o.
the company for premiums and interest
was something over 100000, and this
figure will be increased considerably as
the result Of the progressive manage
ment Of 1872. The Franklin began the
year with over s25O,0OO of good as
sets. Reaping its full share Of the
benefit sccruing to all solvent offices by
the revival OF business since the Chicago
fire, and being under intelligent and
conservative management, this COM
pspy richly merits the popularity and
confidence it now enjoys. The course
Of the managers in pushing out from
shore and entering the agency field is
one which many another company,
now exclusively local, might initiate
advantageously to itself and the pub
lie. In underwriting it is peculiarly
true that the field is the world; and
when, as now, the field is already white
to the harvest and the laborers fewer
than aforetime such enterprise as the
Franklin has shown may sensibly be
modelled upon by other local COM
panies-From tie Spectator for Sep
ts,oIer
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1872-09-03

To SHEET Music BuYEKs.-In response
to the most urgeot requests, in order to
accommodate nv friends ana the pub
lie, l have yielded to persuasion and
taken hold of the sheet music trade,
and shall. hereafter, rs rapidly as pos
sible, complete an assortment Of the
popular music of the day, which will be
found upon the shelves o: my store, on
Monroe street In addition, most COM
plete arrangements for tie filling Of
orders for such music as may not be
found in my stock, have been made as
also tri.weekly or daily i'm portation
as necessity requires it. NJ long ex-
perience and familiarity with the best
new and old compositions will insure to
patrons complete salts action, and |
trust to merit continuance Of the
patronage go generously bestowed.
WV. Il. SHEiB.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1872-09-03

A Big JOB Mr.. Andrew Brady,
contractor Of the U. P. Church at West
Alexander, Pa, brought from his quar-
ries, two miles the other side OF Wash
ington, a large stone Tor platform In
the tower Of the Church, measuring
eleven feet long, FIVE feet six inches
wide, thirteen inches thick and weigh
ing 5000 pounds. ltwas brought over
land from the quarry with foar horses,
occupying two days in the trans porta-
ton, a task which really can only be
appreciated by those who know how i:
is themselves. The Church is one OF
five that Mr.. S. NJ. Howard. architect,
has under his supervision this year,
and We know if he gets half chance
he will give the U. P. congregation a
building that will show the money ex-
pended upon it and be a credit to all
concerned. We understand Miss So lie
j. Meholiu will deliver a lecture in that
place on next Friday evening Tor the
benefit OF the new Church.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1872-09-03

tbs HORSE AND HIS RIDER.-1t was
happy day for Horse aui his rider
when the Mustang Liniment was IN
troduced as a cure for the external dis
eases and injuries OF both. In the
stable, the barn and the household this
wonderful emollent is equally useful.
II a horse is spawned, or ioundered, or
harness-gslled, or afflicted with any
other o. The many superficial ills that
equine flesh is heir to, the Liniment
effects a speedy cure. and is equally
efficstious when applied to drsught
oxen or COWS suffering from outward
swellings, strains or hurts Of any
description. As an application for
bruises, cuts, burns, rheumatism, stiff
joints. sprains, neuralgia, earache AMI
toothache, it takes precedence for al
other topical remedies, and is therefore
an article Of prime necessity i'll
families.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1872-09-03
Chair Presentation.
Wpsf ALEXANDRA, Pa.
August 80, 1872.

August oV, loiL. }
For nearly year past the Rev. Mr.
Lester, of this place, has had in his
charge q few young men of this vicinity
ss . class preparing them to enter COL
lea.. He is an excellent teacher and
an eminent scholar. As 9 token OF
their appreciation of his services and
high regard for him, on Thursday even
ing last they presented him With a
folding arm chair. Mr.. T. A. Hagerty
made the presentation speech in his
usual EASY style, to which Mr.. Les
ter replied in an elegant speech, giving
the bows some very good advice, which
we hope they will all follow, after
which the good woman of the house
distributed some refreshments which
he knows how to prepare, when
very Piles SAINT evening was spent by the
Young folks in q few innocent games
and chatting and joking with, each
other. Altogether it was a very pleas,
ant affair to teachers, scholars and
Others present. We had forgotten to
state that the chair 1--WE understand)
was purch ssed of G. Meudel, Booth d
Co., Of your city, and was a very ele-
CANT one.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1872-09-03

A NOVEL FEAFuRs,-A feature OF sd-
vertisiDg, certainly novel here, was thst
adopted yesterday BY h. Frank, who
will open the Peoples One Price Cloth"
ing House at No. 40 Monroe street,
next door to John L. Rice's, on Satur-
day next. Knowing that the people
would be on the qui vive for the circus
display, he had q band Of music, in .
wagon covered with plscards announc-
ing the day Of the opening of his store,
and traversing the principal streets
called out everybody to see the circus,
as they supposed, but in reality to tell
them where, on Saturday next, they
can buy ready-made clothing cheaper
than it was ever before sold in Wheel
ing. Mr.. Frank also had his adver
tisement on the balloons jumped through
by the performers in the ring. Dan
Rice complimented Mr.. Frank very
highly on his enterprise, saying that
any man who used printers ink freely
could be trusted.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1872-09-03

New LAW FlRN.-Our well known
fellow citizens, f. G. Cracratt and II.
NJ. Russell, have formed partnership
for the practice Of law, and have
opened an office on Fourth street, three
doors south of the Court House, next
door to the Sheriffs office. They have
made arran .ements so that one OF the
partners may be fonnd in the office a,
all times, and clients may be sure Of
finding Mr.. Crscraft or Mr.. Russell at
home" whenever they CALL The new
firm is one that commends itself to
those who need the services OF an attor
ney or counsellor at law. They offer
talent, knowledge, and experience, and
are both young men oigreat popularity.
We recommend them to those who may
need their services.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1872-09-03

PIcKPoCKErs ABoUr-When persons
20 to circuses or other public gather
ings they should be careful net to get
into crowded places, or if they do, be
careful to watch who is about them. We
heard yesterday that two or three par
ties were relieved of their loose change
while crowding up to the ticket>wagon
at the circus, and that Barney Stanley
lost watch and chain, valued at $50.
while coming out of the circus tent.
When a man gets into a crowd now-a-
days he had better look q little out.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1872-09-03

DAN RiCE IN WHEELING.-Dsn Rice
arrived in the city yesterday, and, erect
ing his Paris Pavilion Circus on the
Island, PLAYED to two of the largest
houses of the season. The verdict OF
approval seemed to be very general
with the immense audiences that at
tended both the afternoon and evening
entertainments, and the performances
verified the claim OF the management
Of having a legitimate, first-class circus.
From the Introductory entree Of the
Old Continentals, led by the Goddess of
Liberty, to the close Of the perform.
snces, the entire programme WAS sue
cession OF novelties. Mr.. Rice seemed
to be in a particularly happy vein and
his witicisns were showered on the
audience like shot from q mitraile,lse
His magnificent horses Excelsior. Jr.,'
and Stephen A. Douglass excited the
admiration Of every one who witnessed
their extraordinary performances. Mr..
Davis comic school of performing dogs
are the most amusing little creatures
that ever went into the ring, and the
triple somersault Of Mr.. Frank Card
ner over a column OF horses surmounted
by a pyramid Of men created universal
astonishment. The Paris Pavilion
Circus remains this afternoon and
evening. and should it receive patron
age commensurate with its merits, the
canopy will be crowded both day and
evening.