, 1875-08-22

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/. Lower au Sable Lake, Adirondack.
!. Summer IN the Mort Woods twater colo13.
FRANK HILL sAlrH-
l. Morning In Venice.
;. St. LAWRENCE Nyee from the Plains Of Abraham
y. Penelope
Mind aud Matter.
. IL. BUIokN.
Iong-Island Coast.
OCT: sAxaxr.
WALTER sArzB1x1.
a4u14yx sAusoKz&.
Crayon drawings and studies.
TX. sTRvEEk
MISS MARY sM1rH.
j. The unfrfendly Neighbour -.
2. The Friendly Neighbors:
View On Appledon Ialand, 1aln Of Shoals.
oL1yE TrRyK1.
C. !. TAILOR,
=, l. Last Rose of Summer.
2 Still. Life.
3. The Rendezvous.
I. Maiden Meditation.
4. ". THOMPSON
"Ye Won't Go Home Till Morning." g,
EDWARD VAN nES1a.
AMartyr,s Burial valued Al s''oooa' =
xRrsEnAx VAN z1rEn-
]. Duck Pond In Holland.
2 Afternoon in the Berkshire Hilts
8. Landscape In Holland.
1. Group Of water-coiors.
FRANK WALLER.
], The Great Pyramids, Egypt.
T. The T0mbs Of the Calipns, Cairo
s. On Lake Como.
T. Court Scene, Bou1ognA
&. Date Palms.
6. ETening In Egypt
". WATERMAN.
Black Birch Grove In October.
]. L. WILLIAM.
yiev on Lake Champlain.
PHILIP WEBER.
!? Morniur dt c'fta1af f;oInt9y with psser Morsn>.
8. The Four Seasons.
4. Summer Afternoon 0oIntly with Peter Moxan1.
oEo1aE wRi0HT.
:. Paul md Fiorence Domby.
{ aaWbat Are the Wild waves saytng7" -
San 1ut. Rey, California. .; u: "A1
!, Still Ife-Fruit and Wina.
z. Mondxy Lunch
s. Muacat Grapes.
4. Prince Albert Grapes.
Dent de Mid, ls~ias Aip4).
Moonlight On the Sukquehannah.
v. waE1pa1Dax.
!. Christmas Eve in Italy.
2. Watering the Horse.
W..ar-co,or Portraits.
RUFUS WRIGHT. -
/. Morning, at the Window.
Z Feeding the swallowe.
WI. WILCOX
l. summar.
4. Autumn.
Last Days Of Herculansum.
Landscape, looking southwest frnn Killarney.
1AAxs WALLER.
l. Raid tn Virginia. -
q Lookout Mountain. -
3. Battle Of ChicArnAuga.
4. Battle Of Mission Ridge.
s: Me1,csn Rsnchero. Catching o.ttl..
Z. FL Hactendado Of Sup Major Dozao.
9. Ii Garass d. Beien.
On the Iagarda. :.
.,, f'L WHARTON
LAURA WOODWARD.
!. Naples On the Banks Of the Fafm{ngtou River,
z Ferns and Woodbine fwater cosor). =:
THE sC1Rsr1F1c DEPARTMENT
which xill be added to the Exposition this year
will occupy the entlre gallery OF the south pro-
tionaL 1t will comprise the collection OF the
Chicago Academy Of Sciences Prof. Wards
fossil and neurological collectlon, from Roch-
eater, N. r.; Prof. Worthens collection Of fos-
sil specimens Dr.. .Boyd's famous collection OF
specimens in comparative anatomy, and several
other extensive caDiuets-
: THE AMERICAN PoA0Ioa1CAL SOCIETY
(which holds it, biennial session this city dur
ing tue Exposition), has been allotted space OF
!, 900 tqpale feet on the main floor in tha south
epd Of The building for their Display o: fruits
alone. which will probably surpasa any similar
exhibition ever made in this country.
THE PHoTooRAPHEBs' ASSOCIATION,
which last yesr held lts exhibition in the Expoei-
tiou rooms after the close OF the Exposition
proper, has also been allotted space, and the
hest display OF Photographic at ever made in
.he West is promised -~,'-.-
Though there ia no agricultural department
as such. the agricultural products OF
he country will be wau represented IN the new
department. Of collected exhibitions, space in
Which has been taken BY Union County, Ill,
he Texas Bureau OF immigration, the lows,
Land-Grant Company. the National Colony ct
Minnesota and Iowa, the Missouri, Kansas d
Topeka Railroad, and others.
Another new department will be that Of
NATURAL HISTORY, -
. leading feature in which will be the aquarium
specimens OF every variety Of ediblo
ish found in our waters. Besides there will be
ng how the salmon and other 6ah are enabled
% climb over dams in streams SO es to reach
heir spawning grounds.
The extension Of the Bteam-power ehafting
:ound the entfre north half Of tie building will
Lfford e1hihlto1s Of machinery enlarged oppor-
unity for display Of manufacturing and other
machines in operation On regular work.
The increased number Of exhibitors, tho in
.1sas,ng interest in the Exposition manifest
LtnppK manufacturers, artists, artlaans, and the
,enaral public, What the Directors have gained
y the experience Of the pas: two years, and ali
:onueeted with it. continue 10 give ASSURANCE
4as tho Exposition which in 1873. waa big
hlnR, md, IN 1874, Was considerably bigger, for
1875 will BE- ~!t-
tH R1aaEdr AND BEST EEPRKsEaTAT1yK E1H1B1-
TOY
il the industries, arts, manufactures, and fine
fts ever opened in this country. The arrange
nenta are compiets for opening punetaa4ly ~
orfainp to announcement On the 9Th nf Santam-
,er, with = full representation in every depart
nent ind the Exposition Will positively 'close
"a tho 9b Of October, Arrangements ara being
uade yith the VARIOUS railroads for excursion Of
aif-fare Tickets during the Exposition. and IN
a,,.eoaA Att@odAnoe Ia as,ti"i Mad. -