8
GENERAL NEW. &
—C.J. Huffman has bean re-elected Resident
of the Philadelphia Chamber of Commerce.
-About $lOO,OOO in silver went to Europe Fri
day from New York. *
—Senator Carl Schnrz sailed for Bremen Friday
in the steamer Deutschland.
, —Canal navigation tn New York State opens
■%
May 15th. ~
—The strike aanag the Crispins, at Cinclnaatl,
is substantially ended.
—X considerable party has developed In Califor
nia who insist on greenbacks being used there as
a circulating medium.
—The probabilities are Dominquez will bo the
nest President of Haytl. Tbs Assembly opened
on the 20th alt. 1
; —The. Welland Canal la unusually low and a
nambor of vessels are aground in the long level ■
at Welland. It, is four feet below the usual spring
Ifevel. !
—Es-Covernor William. Pickering died at the,
residence- of .;hU :sbn, Bichkfd Pickering, in Ed.
' wards county, Illinois, of apoplexy. 'I
—The steamships Baltic, Parthla and City of
London sailed yesterday for .Europe from New*
York,
—Heavy frost occurred at Knoxville, Team,Fri
day night, killing the peaches and. In J ur *
ing the wheat. '
—A special despatch says the town of |Marian&>
Ark., was nearly destroyed by fire on Thursday.
Total loss, $30,000.
—Adam Campbell was killed at the Big Moun
tain Colliery, near Shamokm, Friday morning,
by a toil of rock.
—Chinamen are pulling wagons in the streets of
San Francisco, inconsequence of the prevalence
of the epizootic- ,
—The members of the Crispin Society in New
York are organizing for a strike, which, it Is be
lieved, will begin on the 13th of May.
Arrangements have been made for a grand
demonstration at San Francisco- upon the arrival
of the remains of General Canby at that place.
—Mrs. Henneasy, the woman who murdered
her two children in a fit of religions frenzy o»
Wednesday evening, in New York has been taken
to a lunatic asylum.
—Thomas Doyle, mate of the steamer Grand
Tower, was murdered by a negro named Ranster,
on Friday, below Cairo, while the boat was under
way. The negro escaped.
—A town on the St. Francis river. Ark., contain
ing a population of 4,000 persons, was nearly de
stroyed byjdro on Thursday night. The loss wil
reach $53,000; but little insurance.
—Memphis Life and General Insurance Bank, of
Memphis. Tiun., D. P. Malloy, president, sus
p.Qded yesterday morning. Liabilities, st>,ooo.
Said to be fully covered by the assets.
—President Q ant and part/ stopped In Law
rence, Kansas*, two hoars, on their trip to Colora
do.
—Dispatches received in Washington from all
pirts of the Indian country show that the hostility
of the savages is gradually thickening.
—The Cleveland Club has Just announced its
program -a j for the summer races, to begin July
•iilth, and continue four days. The premiums ag
gregale $30,033, and are divided Pinto eleven
parses.
—Actnnou weighing 1,950 pounds hasarrived at
at New York from Berlin, as a present from the
Emperor to. the LntharanJChurch at Titusville,
P;i. The cannon was captured at Sedan, and will
be cast Into a bell for the church.
—A family named Henry, consisting of father,
sou and daughter, residing near Germantown.
Ohio, were poisoned on Wednesday, supposed
from arsenic put in their coffee by persons un
known.
—lt Id expected at the WarJ Dcpaatment that
General Divir, who left San Francisco fur the Mu'
doc country, will arrive there 'and assume com
mand of the troops Monday morning.
—lt is denied at the Indian Bureau that Cochise,
the Apache chief, is oT his reservation, committ
ing depredations. When last heahi from, a short
lime ago, ho was still on the reservation on which
he had baefn placed by General Howard, and ex
pressed his intention of remaining there.
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-I •) 000,000 ACRES,
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CHEAP FARMS!
The cheapest land in the market for sale by
THE UNION PACIFIC RAILROAD COMPANY
In the Great Platte Valley
3.000,000 ACRES IN CENTRAL NEBRASKA,
Now for sale in tracts of forty acres and upwards
on five and ten years’ credit at tfte per cent. No
advance interest required. „ ,
Mild and beantiful climate, fertile soil, and
abundance of good water. ,
The best market in the west. The sreat min
ing regions of Wyoming. Colorado. Ltah and Ne
vada being supplied by'the Farmers in the Platte
Valley.
SOLDIERS ENTITLED TO A HOMESTEAD OF
HiO ACRES.
THE BEST LOCATIONS FOR CCLONIES.
Free homes for all. Millions of choice govern
ment land open lor entry under the Homestead
Law. near this Great Railroad, with good markets
and all the conveniences of an old settled country.
Pr6c Passes to purchasers of Railroad land.
Sectional maps, showing the land, also new edi
tion of Descriptive Pamphlet, with new maps,
mailed free everywhere. Address
O. F. DAVIS.
Land Commissioner U. P. R R;.
Omaha, Neb.
pOK ONE DOLLAR
We will send FREE by mail, on receipt of One
packet-of choice Flower Seeds and our
Catalogue, containing upwards of l.i.oi>varietie&.
wTb full direction- for culture, to any address in
the,United Stve-. Catalogues free on applica
tion. v : „ _
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montStreet, Boston.
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THE SCIENCE OF A NEW LIFE.
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other book like it nnhlShed. $4O per week guar
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USE tho lleisinger Sash Lock and Snpport to
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A plain treatise, containing sample card with
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instructions for exterior and interior House Deco
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di copies, bound in cloth, for $3. Sample copies,
paper cover, mailed, post paid, to any Address, on
receiptoflOcents,by the Publisher,*:•■■■
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805J644, Post-Office, Philadelphia.
See the following vatmUe extractsfrom press no
tices: l r - - -
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“A want long felt at last supplied.’’—Scientific
American.
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World.
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ent.”—Chicago Tribune.
u ln publishing this book Mr. Baird v has done a
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i*Wb hope the publisher will sell 100,000 copies
of this boot during ’T3.”—Boston Advertiser.
- “We have Just palmed our house as advised by
the authors add congratulate ourselves that no
dwelling in our neighborhood excels ours Jn ap
pearance.”—Harpers Weekly.
- “In selling a sample copy for 10 cents, Mr. Baird
must feel certain an order for 23 bound in cloth
-will follow.”—FrankLeslie. .. \
.• •,-“We know the town and country therein
recommended, and can touch for their value and
the excellence of the-“ Harrison” brand of white
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Mb [ESTABLISHED 1830.1
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ITCHEN CRYSTAL SOAP-
Jfor cleaning and. polishing metals, for- cleaning
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Cleaning, is superior to any other article made.
No other soap or wash equals It, cither in quality
or cheapness. Easy to use and parfectiyjiarmless
and pleasant. All grocers sell it., Manufactnred
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Philadelphia.
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HI 11 ID JDTIT 70 -Beautltnl Children." a
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Originally published In 1665. A reprint of this
rare and curious old poem now ready. Price $lOO
A*. Antiquarian Pub. Co., 13S Sonth 6th street,
Philadelphia.
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We will pay agents $lO a week in cash who will
engage with us at once. Everything furnished
and expenses paid. Address
A. COLTER & CO., Charltete. Mloh.
dhr VA perday! Agents wanted ! All
ivy classes of working people, ol
either sex yonng or old. make money at work for
ns in their spare moments, or a)I the time, than at
anything else. Particulars free. Address G.
Stinson & Co., Portland. Maine.
WORKING CLASS
anteed. Respectable employment at Dome, day
or evening; no capital required: full instructions
and valuable package of goods sent free by mail
Address with six cent return stamp, M. YOUNG
& CO., Ifi Ctourtinudt St.; N. Y.
REWARD. ,
I For any case of Blind.
I Bleeding, Itching or Ul-
I cerated Piles that De
I Bing’s Pile Rxvedt
I fails to cure. It is pre
■J pared expressly to cure
the Piles, and nothing
else. Sold by all Druggists. Price f 1.00.
Q.ETTYBBUR6
Katalysine Water
Is the nearest approach to a specific ever discover
ed for Dyspepsia, Neuralgia, Rheumatism. Gout.
Gravel. Diabetes, Kidney and Urinary Diseases
generally. It restores muscular power to the Par
alytic. It enres Liver Complaint and Chronic
Diarrhoea, Piles. Constipation, Asthma. Catarrh
and Bronchitis, Diseases of the skin. General De
li ility and Nervous Prostration from Mental and
Physical Excesses. It is the Greatest Antidote
ever discovered for Excessive Eating or Drinking.
It corrects the stomach, promotes Digestion, and
Relieves the Head almost immediately. No
household should be.without it; For &le by all
druggists.
J3fTor a history of the Springs, for medical
reports of the power of the water over diseases,
for marvellous cures, and for testimonials from
distinguished men, send for pamphlet. WHIT
NEY BROS., General Agents. 227 South Front St..
Philadelphia. Pa. /
Gettysburg Spiing Co. /
QUPHANS’ COURT SALE.
Fine Farm on the Ohio ; Hirer and
Pittsburgh Fort Wayne &. Chleago
Railroad, 20 Miles from Pittsburgh.
Bv vlitne of an order of the Orphans’ Court of
the county of Beaver, the undersigned Trustee np
piiimcd to make sale ol the real estate of Willem
Young, late of the township of Economy, in said
county, deceased, after proceedings in partition,
wiil expose to sale by public vendue or outcry on
the premises, on TUESDAY, the 27th day of MAY,
1873. at 10 o'clock. A. the following described
real estate of said decedent, situate in said town
ship of Economy, county and State aforesaid, viz:
Beginning at a po-t on the Ohio river, thence by
lands ol H. Homcigh. John Fowler and D. Ehr
man noi deg. oast 208 perches to a post,
tnence by land ol James and Nelson Mnsgrnvc
north 2ii‘i deg, west 81 15 100 perches to a black
oak; thence by land of John Cummings' heirs
south 153V4 deg. we-t HIT perches to a post on the
bank of t t.e Ohio river, thence up said river south
IS?L deg, east 8100-100 per to the place of beginning
containing 102 acres and 512 per more or less, ail
of which is cleared and under fence, and In a tine
state of'Cultlvation, and on which are afine 2-slory
brick dwelling house, containing 0 rooms, finished
attic, 2 hails.oil woll.fiinished. with cellar mider
ucath the 'whole building; huge stone spring
house with good spring conveniently located,
having pipes laid therefrom, carrying water into
the kfiction : a large double frame b irn. with gia
unrv. carriage house, and istubling fdr horses and
cattle, and all otherncccssarr outbuildings. There
are 10 ACRES OF ORCHARDS on the premises,
containing It*)!) apple trees, 50 quince tre«s. ucd
peach, plum an other-trees, ail in good hearing
condition; alio all kinds of enwlHiuit, shrubbery,'
&c. The farm has been well known as a good
market, garden, being"well adapted to that pur
pose. and is situated one-ha!f mild of Remington
and Bsdon stations, on the F. Ft. W. & V. R. R„
In s’ght of the. Ohio river, and convenient to
school*; churches. &c. - -
TERMS—Ond-thiid of the purchase money in
hand on confirmation oLthe sale by the Court, arid
ih" remaining two-thirds at the t ealh oi Jcunnelt
Headland, (ipimcrly Young.) widow of ihe dece
dent with interest Irom Ihe date of confirifiation.
p .vahle aunr.olly to -aid widow during her natural
itfe. the mid two-th:nLi to be secured by bond and
mortgage on the premises. _
CUAMBEKI IN WHITE, Trustee.
Reaver, Pa., April 2.», 1873-my2 3t
Boston one piece clothing
HOUSE.
, 95 Sinithfirld Strut, PUUhnryh, Pa.
TV.e b-st placejn the city to buy Clothing ana
Furnishing goeds. sign .of lac Hub. myd-j"
f ■ ,? o Ty*r
w. * j. ■ *r;-
! .
; . - - |
■ grw wrtiistwentjs. ; I
10,000 O,FTB>
$500,000.
, OnT6esday,July Btb, the Thirt G»nd
GlftConcertunder the maiwgeinini of
ernor Thomas £. Brtmlotte, and huthortted W
‘special-act of the Lestelainre,. R»r the teUfflt or
the Public Library ,or Kentucky. Positive ly * D J
uneqalvoaUlrTomos offln Public library Hall. •?
Louisville, Ky., when 10.000 610 s. all-cash,
amounting to «500.C00, will to|
among the tieket holder* The money fo pay™
theseglftsln full Is already in bank hid eetaslde
'for* tnat ■ purpose,’' as the • foUow4og* certiflcate
shows: . f\ r ! ■ i-' _
Of pics or Drovers' Bank, i
Louisvills.Kt., April 7.1873. f ,
This is to certify that there Is in the Farmers
and Drovers’ Bank, to the credit iof the_Thira
> Grand Gill Concert for the benefit Of the Public
Library of Kentucky, Five Hundred Thousand
Dollars, which has been set apart by the Managers
to pay the gifts in full, and will be held by the
Bank and paid out for this purpose, and. this par*
.
Only a few ticketsrgmattt will
be furnished to the first follow
ingprfcea; Whole tickets, WO; halvas, fa: <1™ T :
te»rsS.bO; ifwhole tickets for g5OO,
113 for 91,000 and 575 for f 5,000. For tickets and
full information apply to
; THOSj B. BRAMLBTTB,
■ ■ Louisville, Ky., or
THOS. H. BAYBA GO..
OOOBroadway, N.Y.
~ my*
jgEAVEK COUNTY, ss:
In the Orphans’ Court of Beaver Conn*
i ) ty. In the matter of the petition for par*
J SEAL V tit lon of the real estate of Smith Mc
-1 j Daniel, late of North Sewlckly twp., in
said county, deceased. I '
And now to .wit: March 26th1873. 'Rale on
the heirs and legal representatives of Smitn Me*
Daniel,deceased, viz; Eliza, Intermarried with
Archibald 1 Smith, Charlotte. Interinacrled with
Daniel Malaaky, Smith McDaniel, all residing In
North Sewickiy township. Beaver county. Pa.;
lntermarried-with A. G. Mcßride, re
siding in Sandoval, Marian county. Illinois, John
McDaniel, resldiiigln
grand-children,tto wit:. Children!of Lfdtevilc-
Danlel, deceased, who was intermarried with Mat
thew Ramsey, viz: Samuel S., John ,M., David
M., Nancy i., intermarried with. Timothy Dee,
Mary, intermarried with Liberty' Mann, James
W i llium. Lidia A. and Randolph Ramseys (said
Samuel S. Ramsey residing in State of——)
and tbe remaining eight children residing in Bea
ver and Allegheny counties, the flve last named
being miners, dbo having for their guardian ad
Mini, John a&datduCAiso children of Nancy Mc-
Daniel, deceased, wbo#as Intermarried with Jar
cpbPietßol,»6tv deceMcd, JacDh PlerBol, Jr., re-
Bidlng In Beaver county. Pa., Agios
stdingwWMft- Sandoval, Mar
ian Stella Pier
sol, residing in West Virginia; the last three nam
ed be lag minors, apd havlng for their guardian ad
Mini, John Goddard aforingtd, ’and ;ail oihers to
appear addjsbowcause/lf anythey nave, why an
inquest to maka 6artlllon of tho real estate of said
decedent* shotriSpolifenwarded at an Orphans'
court, to be>heidat Beater.taand fbr the coubty
of dutld Second lldnday. pf June next,
«*>• A.Jj« iTcieik
CUAMBEBUK WHITE, Sheriff- “U.
Office, Bedver. Aprli“29, IfTJ— m2-3U
DRtfG STORE FOR SALE.
A First Class Drug and PrescHption Store
Very eligibly situated In Allegheny City, doing a
nay ini' business, is offered for sale on accommo
dating terms. The owner wishing to retire from
active business, or would prefer selling an Interest
to a person having good references* and woo could
"ive It their whole attention. An opportunity of
this kind to get Into a good paying business with
small capital does not often occur. Tor farther
particulars address B. F. GOULD, care Dr, Hays,
IVJ Washington Avenue, Allegheny City. Fa.
my.-lm.
A DAIINISTRATOU’S NOTICE.
KSTATE OF JAMES McCREADY, DEC’D.
Letters of administration on the estate of James
McCready, dec’d.. late of Greene township, having
been granted to the undersigned, all . persons in
debted to said estate arc requested to
mediate payment.acd those having chilmßagnnel
the same to present them properly authenticated
for R MeUREADY. AdmV.j
aprISMH Greene TowneJjlpA
ADMINISTRATOR’S NOTICE.
ESTATE OF JAMES B. ANDREWS, DEC'D.
Letters of administration on the estate of James
B. Andrews, dec'd , late of Fallston, Beaver conn
ty Pa , having been granted to the underslgoed,
all" persons Indebted to the said estate arc request
ed to m iko immediate payment, and those having
claims against the same to present them properly
authenticated for settlement to
NANCY JANE ANDREWS, Adm’r.,
aprlB-Ct. Fallston. Pa.
-Jyj-QTICE.
Sealed proposals* will be received until the 10th
of May. for the building of a Methodist Episcopal
Church.ln the borough of Glasgow. Beaver county.
Pa. Plans and specifications can be seen at Jas.
Little’s, in said borough.
JAS. LITTLE, )
WM. HOOD. I-Building Com.
aprlS-fit THOS. WATSON,!
ANTED.
Wo will give men arid women
BUSINESS THAT WILL PAY
troro $1 to $8 per day; can he pursued in year own
neighborhood: it is a rare chance for those out of
employment or having leisure time ; girls and
boys frequently do as well as men. Particulars
free.
Address
J. LATHAM & CO.,
293 Washington St, Boston. Mass
iar7-0t
JQUPONT’S GUNPOWDER.
All kinds Mining, Blasting rend Sporting Powder
in Metallic kegs, for sale in lots to snit purchasers,
from onr Magazines at Mill prices. This well
known Powder has. been 'manufactured for over
70 years, and is sold at same prices as other JJrands.
Also, every variety Dry and water Safety Fuse.
D. \V. C. BID WELL & Co., Gen. Agts..
mar7-lm Pittsburgh, Pa.
gTATE AND COUNTY TAXES,
Tbe County Treasurer will attend In the several
Townships and Boroughs between 0 a. m- and 5 p.
m for the purpose of recelving-Statc and County
Taxes for tna year 1373, at the places and times
designated below, viz:
Br.dge water boro. May 12 a. m. Toll House.
Freedom boro. - 12 pm KerrtMcC.offlce
Rochester boro, “ 13 Johnston House.
Rochester tp, “ 13 Johnston House.
Baden boro, “ Ham Biddle’s store.
Harmony tp. “11 P m Post-ofllca. ,
Phillipsburg boro, “ loCapf. bhrodes'.
Falßton boro. “ HV Toll House.
N Bri'»h’n 4 Pulaski “ 10 Huron House.
.. •• “ “ 20Magaw’s Hotel.
Patterson tp 4 B Palls ’* 21 Kendrick’s drug store
*. n *a »t 2*2 *• •
Geer"ctown boro “ 23 a m Calhoun’s store.
Was ”ow boro. “ 23 p m Jesse Smith’s.
Marion tp, ’’ 2l>George Hartzell’s.
Frankltn tp. “ 27 Antemeith’s store.
North Sewickly tp, *• 28 Nathan llazen’s.
Economy tp. “ 20 Mrs. Neeley’s.
New Sewickly tp “ 3” Snead’s store
Industry tp, June 3 Allen's store.,
South Beaver 4 Ohio “ 4 Mrs. Rayl’e.
Ohio tp, *• 5 Rc«d & Aber’s store
Big Beaver * Honve'rt “ It! Johnston House.
>• • •• New Galilee *• 17 Union Hotel, t
Chippewa tp. •* 13 W, Cunningham's.
Darllncton tp * boro ** 18 Jacob Marks’.
! South Beaver tp ■** 2i> Joseph Lawrence’s.
Uookst'n 4 Greene tp “ 23 Jos. M’Ferren’s store
Hanover * Greene tp ** 25 James Heed’s! stotc.
Frsnkfort boro, •* 2H Isaac M. Steven’s
Hanover tp, ** 27 ML Armstrong’s store
Raccoon tp, July 7 J H ChrlstyVstore.
independence tp. “ 8 John Holmes'.
Indep. 4 Hopewell, *• 0 Todd & Brawn’s store
Hopewell tp “ 10 R W Scott's. ;
Moon tp. 11 James Prentice’s.
tSf"Payments can be made In adjoining town
ship*.
. Taxes paid before August Ist will be five per
cent- ofc; on and after September Ist five per cert
will be added! 'All licenses are due by lawjul)
Ist. Those not paid at that date will he collected
with costs. , C. P. WALLACE.
apr2Mf. Treasurer Beaver County.
THE BECKWITH $2O PORTABLE FAMILY
SEWING MACHINE. ON 30 ©AYS TRIAL;
many advantages over all. Satisfaction snarsn*
teed, or 20 refunded. Sent complete. wi-h full
directions. Beckwith Sewing Machine Co.. 863
Broadway, N. Y. - ;
I; FRIDAY, MAY 2, 1813.
AT ROCHESTER FOR 1 DAY
Monday,
’ w v>*'. - ’ :
j . V,./ (J {
JOB N
WORLDS
“r *
Use a special Fleet of Steamers for Transportation, employ 2,000 Men and Horses, have 100 Male Performer?,
Sixty Smallest Ponies in the World, Twenty Beautiful Lady Celebrities, 42 Cages of Wild Beasts, 15 Sun
Bright Tents, 40 Musicians, 5 Great’Golden Chariots, 3 Sohd Miles of Procession. ; > .
$1,000,000 Challenge to Substantiate the Same.
1 South American Giraffe, 9 feet 2 in
ches high, cost §12,000.
1 Hippopotamus, from the Baher-el
azrek or Blue River Iftle, §30,000.
1 Donble-Horned 3 ton Black Sorma
tran Rhinoceros, cost $13,000.
9 Alaska,Sea Lions, eat 500 lbs. fresh
fish daily apd cost $30,000.
1 five ton performing Elephant,
$20,000.
1 Royal Nondescript Taunts, with 3
horns and eyes, cost $9,000, and the only
one in America.
1 Giant Ostrich, 15 feel high, not an
Emu,, as i» usually palmed off by confi
dence operators.
1 ton spiral horned African Eland.
1 African Harte Bee*t, often advertis
ed, but only seen in Old John’s collec
tion.
1 Polar or White Bear, and only one
n America.
BVBKGI
Embracing the finest Areftie Talent the sun ever shone upon, with its array of Celebrities, Bare Back >
a|id Female Equestrians, Finished Gymnasts, Voltigr.ors, Four Great Clowns, Trained Horses, Punies
almost an entire change in the most difficult feats of Skillful Horseback Riding and New Gymnastic
created expressly to add additional eclat to tho ; ; .
MAGNIFICENT
Doors open at 1 & 7 P> M. Tom’nament Commences at 2 &8 P- M
Afternoon and Evening, on
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irf V Vi »*1
List of Specialties actually exhibited in
After passing’through numberless pavilions the patron’s special attention is called*to the
Maj
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cost
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GREAT
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EXPOSITION!
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HIPPODROME EXERCISES
oil I.
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Ertihodging
Traveling Exhibition more
Genuine Usefulness , Gen-
eral information , Greater
Curiosities , more Object
Teaching, Rational Amuse-
ment and Inimitable Shotc
Demonstrations than wen
ever Congregated together
by the will of Man , backed
by Millions of 6 Capital,
I snow white Yak of Tfhrtary.
1 Royal Bengal Tiger.
•i ; 3
I King Vulture.
1 Cassowary, Bird without
gne.
15 Asiatic and African
and enbu.
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Dromedaries, Llaiaas, Zebras, White
Porcupines, Hyeu-as, and an immense i" 1 '
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