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- jj Jim*-*:. USsecvs* TRI-TOLY NEWS. ALBANY, OA.,N'OV. 23.1, 1,807. ••Her. .hill eh. frttt eh. people'. rlgbl. bi»1dI»1d. Un.w.d by fear toil uubtlbtd by g.ln." i a . M. A PROPOSITION. We proposo to send the Tri- Wbeklv News to nelv stil)scribt!rB, till the end ot'lho first volume, about ten weeks, for #2, This will enable the sceptical to try us, and ofliird to every man in Albany an opportunity to demonstrate whether he is for Al bany and her progress, or not. If there be any too much embar rassed to pay the subscription, we will cheerfully send them the paper free, if they will state tho fact and give us their names.] If there bcunVj who arc able to subscribe, and art too mean and stingy to tako their own city pnpor, (hut's nil we want to know about them. Thb Inchrmkvi.—The render* and patrons of the Newt iui»> enngrmulnto themselves nml tie, on the nttparallelled succos* of our enterprise. We found tbe IneliluUon literally'dead—with lete llien three hundred dullere of business in lie column*, end the proprietor* hopclet* of improvement. Breathing new life into it* lungs, end infuniug cuergy into the rnterpriio, we Itevr the satisfaction of set-lug it re vive, grow strong, 'Hid lake itn piece in the reukeof journsliim, n healthy, vigorous, progressive competitor for publio furor. In one short month the deed end non-peying metier k hee^diseppeered from our columns, end to dey we ere compelled, for tbe went of rot m. to fasue the "first-born" of sue cess, which we christen the "Increment." "Tis no supplement, but e pert end pnroel of the present sheet, end beers evidence of henltliy parturition end bounoing bebyhootl. The News hits been oth erwise meterielly iwproved—pertleulsHy in up Iterance. By diligent effort end total disregard of tiptiw, we here finally succeeded in presenting e eleen sheet, artistically executed, end entirely comely to look upon. Meny of our frieuds desire, end expect us to cm iovge, end we confess to thu weakness of eoibltloos leeping, oureeivei; but it ie noeaey job to enlarge e newspaper, end it ieattemled with no smell expense. To do it, we shsll be compelled to procure a large composing stone, larger t heses, and longer column rules, et a considerable outlay, and the lose of one or two issues of the papa.*. Nevertheless, the en largement depends mainly upon our patrons—If subscriber* will come forward ptotnpily, and pxy even one-half the amount they owe; nud advertising patrons will respond when called upon, we will meet their demands, and give them a shed «i big at a ten acre cotton patch it they want It. Help us out of tbe woods, and theft- shall be no ••fitful dish es," bat a continued blais from this office. Oa lhe first of Delphi* we have a paJSsent to makeonlhie establishment, and our friends are earnestly invoked notlo nek*, Vry faces, if they ere requested to give na a lift. The Question Settled. The some-time doubtful question as to when and where Johnny would cell his nigger convention to gather, is at last rallied. After whereeileg that an order was issued to bold an eleotiog In tkt State of (leorgla, for delegates to a convention; and another ••whereas" that said election jrae held, the inevita ble John promulgcs ••General Orders No. 89," which convenes said convention, at Atlanta, en Monday, l^e 9th dey of Dreeiuber next, when the delegates elect will ••proceed to frtrao a cohfetUntlon and elvil government for die State of Georgia. 11 It is further speeifled Ibst raid constitution, when so framed, shall be submitted to the Registered vo ters of die Slat* for ratification^ So, we are to have the plague upon us. Well, let It come ; wc have suffered long and patiently, end if this bitter cup u uat be commended to our lips, the hardening process through which we have pas*, •d from liberty io slavery, may bear us through ih« 01 deal U, how pitiable la ihr sperlscic presentsd to the world, by this official Liliiput and his robber bend Prostituting hit- high office to bn*c purposed, and the dignity of muk to petty tyiMUtiy, he ha pluugcd, full-leufth, iut<> the pool of radicalism and. witli all the slime and tilili of its gaogrenuu pertridity rtrkiug from his official mantle, he con sorts with the vile, and conspires with the damned Bleeped so deep io crime and infamy that he dan- not pause or turn back, he invokes tho charmer <*l rulsebiff, end calls together "Black spirits and white, irJis and grey.' Conaerclal Fen Hirers. We would call tfc*Vt**tfo* of our readers to tba article ia this issue from the Baltimore Sum. The subject ie not one te be confined to the tillera of tha soil. Farming li the grand foundation ef all trade* and employments, and, ignore It as we may, its every movement Is fait Ihroughont the whole struc ture of poliUeal economy. Other employments are all, as it were, laterally dependent on eaoh other for strength end vigor; bnt they nro sustained by, and must inavitably fall without, the support of tho great ground teork—tha cultivation of the soil. If such be tho foot—and who doubts It!—shonld not all of ne, of whatever calling, leal deeply Inter ested in this vital subject ? For farming (w* use tbe tenn^ln its broadest sense) to maintain stability, It must be profitable, 4ml to be profitable, it moet advance, port point, with other a.ocatioae. The Great Architect of the universe bae written chasox on all blit Himself, and that which does not adea&c* must retrograde—decay Our farmers seem slew to letrn this grand, phi! osophlcal, moral truth ; and with a sort of mistaken reverence for, or blind faith in, lb# custom* of thel- ancestors, are too loth to forsake them, and advance with the rapid, mighty changes of art and nature, which (hey cannot but etc around them. It really seems, to a contemplative mind, that Providence has bran, for the last few years, a d is using special mean* to make our farmers abandon their system of cultivating tbe soli. What these means are, Ts too evldeut to be recited. Tho ques tions to be studied are: IVbal are we to do ? How conform to thle great change of elrcumeteuces ?— Too many are practically answering theie questions by removing tho stones from tha base of the atruc- ture, and placing them on top, thereby endangoring the.stability—ay, Insuring the destruction, of the whole fabric. Thousands in the South are forsak ing the first, the noblest, the moot important oalling of man, and engaging in others entirely dependent on the euccess of the former. Can this be the teach ing of Wisdom T Do not Jump at conclusions ; look well at lb# con ditions of tbe problem, and then us* the faculties with whieh you are endowed, for it# eolution. Yon have been deprived of the labor which you called your own, and with which yon cultivated (?) your hundreds of acres. You borrowed oapital, many of you, bought labor, and still cultivatedyour hun dreds of acres; and the result is, that the products or this bought labor, aud theso many acres, will not reimburse your creditors. Perhaps U would b# a* well to abandon this un produotiv* labor, and the larger portions of your unproduotlveftelde—if you cannot otherwise dispose of them—aud try the experiment of a more Ibor ough cultivation of a much less area. Nor wouldr this be a mere experiment; for you would follow in tbe wake of those who have gone before you end achieved entire eueoera. The wAt/s farming world dooi not try to stand in itatu quo; but Europe and the northern portion of our owu country, are using the developments ef Miens* and experiment to the abnndaat Increase of Ike products of a given area of soil. The meant need are do secret. They are published for the benefit of all who will profit by them. There are books fur those who would eclen (Ideally Investigate the u-Ay and the tchtrtfori; end there Is an abundant stock of Information published relative to the practical results of soisotifle end em piric farming. Man should not forgot that he Is possessed of an intellectual as well as physical existence ; that the former controls the latter; and that to perform its functions it must have food end exercise. Tho far uier will find mental food in agricultural works, palatable, wholesome, invigorating, profitable; or, if he is opposed to thiory, he will find sufficient ex ercie* in disclosing Its fallacies. The necessary chauges in the preseut system of production, are to bo made in the quantity of soil cultivated. Ite preparation, aad after cultivation, and the quantity and quality of nourishment fur nished the plaits. To tako up (he last, first, wo would not adriso the, Indiscriminate purchase of commercial fertilisers; that would be fol y ; but, that the prudent use o specific manures is profitable, even at the present exhorbitant prices, is beyond controversy. Our ob ject is not to recommend any particular kind of fer tilisers at preseal, but to beg farmers of every de scription, as well as those who are not profitably engaged otherwise, to uee the lights before them, and study this vital subject* Wc shall recur toil again, and frequently. Htd spirit to mix and boil his[.cauldron of "double troublo. 1 Descending from the honored post of toonarchial power over a brave end (alien people, he has crouched for prey, and basely sinks to tho statiou of a partisan tool, and the championship of fraud, perjury aad persecution. Honor blotted from hii •souteboou; Truth torn from his vocabulary, and Justice leashed to tbe wheels of his juggernantic chariot, be elands befor# the conntr.vand tho world, libel on his -ace, the spawn of power, and the scorn of the Umea. Ob! how inefable must bat hat coo tempt which a man feels for himself, when he baa forfeited tha respect of honest men, rml- finds he is the tool of villain) and the pimp ol | -»wrt ? Go ahead, John, call up your w. i.d fiends, and "Roun 1 about the t-suldn n g.»; —# * a • * Rweitr'd venom shaping got, Boil thou first i'the the charmed put " ’Tis your convention, Jehu, and woe he unto him that shall gainsay yntir right to run It, - ••Be bloody, bold, And taaolnte: Laugh to rebrniha power of man," for Brawn nd,|b« tifggvrs, Blndgelt and the Devil are with you— •' ••Mingle, mingle, mingle, Yoa that mingle May But don’t forget the jingle, E..iy jjgat hitjj M.ri.v. •tnlB. Sick Adil*.—OM lbetli It I. i.id, i. ■g.lo ilek .Qougb Id wrli. . Idler, and there i. Sllll Upward aid Oaward. Notwith.Un ling the herd time., *nil the «c*rci(y of money, Albany ia resurgent.— Welch’s corner building ia nearly comple ted, end in two week, it will bo filled with a Bupcrb etook of drugi, eUtioncry, etc.— Iline, A Hobbit’ doubla etoro brick, is np- proncliingoompldtlort, Another two story doublo etore-brick, next to Welch’, corn er, on Broad etroor, ie ,about reedy for tho eocond etoryjoists.. Thb new brick ndditinn to tho Stubblefield Hotel is neatly reedy for tho furniture. Runt, Johnston A Co. ere in their elegant, office, ('beck’s two story briok is progressing finely, mid a num ber of others ere onthe wny. Signs of improvement nro cropping out all over town, and the column's of the News give evidence of business habits, if not business prosperity. Well, why shouldn’t Albany grow, and pros|>or, and be rich V The surrounding country is unsurpassed by nuy oilier section east of the Mississippi, in fertility of soil, productive capacity, and intelligent eitixen- sliip. Her merchants are men of expansive liberality, largo resources, and progressi e proclivities. Stic is already tho biggut town in Amorich, moeqrding to bor num bers, and can build more houses, sell more goods, drive finer horses, boast ol more pretty girls, get tip more fnn, Mid pay more liberally anil more promptly for advertising than any other piano this side of sun-down By Telegraph. Aeac.TA, Not. 22—Coiion rsir demand,- prices weak; tiles 677; receipts #8S; middling loj. Ssw Yo.k, Nor. 22.—Colton «».!«tt 17* to 17J; tales, 1800. fiuai.r.KfoK, Nov. 22—Cotton ft© $ lower; sultr. 650; middling 1GJ; receipts 1160. Special market Reports. Nbw York, Nov. 22. a. m.-Colton inactive and drooping, at 17|d. Gold 139J. , Kxw York, .1 n. tit —Cotton inactive and prices drooping, at 17id Sales 1000 bales. Gold 189. Ltvxnrooi., Nov. 21, p. m.—Cotton declined Ad. Middling* Hid.. Oilcan* 81d. hales 10,000bairn, | ^ MB||a|avv p H Hp|MpM | * Macon JldoeHisemento. B. A. WISE, CHERRY ST Maoon, Ga. WHOLESALE AND RETAIL IlRAl.EB IN TIKWAEE, Crockery, Woothvnrp, Cutlery nml House Furnishing Goods. 1 Imve on hand 800 IRON WITOH, Queen of the JoSm Robinson’s Mammoth Circus, EGYPTIAN CARAVAN AT ALBANY OHI BAY OILY Tuesday, December 3., 1867. •» To the Albany Tri-Weekly New*. HEilKRAt NEWS. MORNING DISPATCHES. Ox*. 3ukrman's BrxxcM—At St. Louis on tbe 13th inst., Gen. Sherman delivered tha oration to (be •••‘iociety of tha Army of Tennaaaee," at its an- uun) re union. We perceive nothing in hie speech particularly . tUusive to the 8outb, when we consider the eource. Jo tries to express what w* can hardly believe be tele, a friendship end sympathy for the South. He ia)■ that Old and Now England must bear their (•hare of the blame for tbs existence of slavery; bu' At the same lime ko oannot forgive the South for what she has done. Speaking of die baud the North had it it, ke ray#: ••Nothing on earth could justify such a rebellion, end 1 only mention these fact* in the past to show that others than people in the South were partially responsible, tad should share the natural eonsequeaesi of their own sole." Again, after reciting the present and prat suffer* nge of (be South, ke adds: ••How any boutktra gentleman, with these foots, plain and palpable, everywhere staring him in the tace and recorded forever in tk* hook of history, can sii'l boast of his "Lost Causo," or speak of it in lauguage other than shame aud sorrow, passes my understanding, aid instead of being revived, Iknow that (heir Lost Cawso wilt sink draper aad deeper into infamy as time more keenly probee lit mysteries and reveals them to tkaligkt of day," That does not sonad to oar ears like tho utter ance of a true soldier. Were we to admit that our ••Lost Cans#" waa infamous—which we canaotdo— we have a right to aak that, sites, h is • lost"— dead—the cloak ef charity may eovtr its iafaesy.«*» Wc have no fergivenera to ask of tho North, but Ota. 8. evidently ibiake we aeed it, aad would, no doubt, oalend hit individual forgireaeoo had ho aol so deeply drank of tkt cop of kwoel revenge. It is iadei^Uard tolWglf* those wo have injured. How magnanimous he it to a subdued foe. Bee the fbl- lowingt ' j , "If oar lHends at the South will heartily Lnd cheerfully, Join With osla thle faturo course, 1, for one, would welcome them as our equals, but aol our superiors, and lend them a helping hand. But If, tike spoiled children, they will cling to the dead 1 poet and shut their eyes to tbe coming future, I would Wahiiinoton, Nov. 22.—Detective Raker won before the Judiciary Committee yester day, A bili watt introduced repealing tlm law allowing the Secretary of the Treasury to contract, at tbe rate ot 84,000,000 per mouth. Grant's estimate for the War Department amount to one hundred and aeventy million. It ia said that Sbenmni'a opinion is that peace with the Indians is fully established. Tho nggregnte strength' ot* the regular army is 66,000,200 commissioned volunteer officers »erving mP rood men's Hiircftu. The debt of tlio .-Southern nulimtd* tar duced 8600,000k# Gon, Ord thinks o larger military force will ho required in his diwtriet to protect the negroes in their rights. North ftrollo« Flection. Wilmington, Novi- 22.—’The election re turns are very meagre;''.tjnf 8nwu|li have been received to egtaubHh thtrfrmi that the convention will he calfeil by u large inn jorityg Mild that the,-radicals Imve a large majority of delegated, vefy few negroes are elected, hut numbers of pxtreme white radicals nro elected. Tho conservatives lost, many counties in their control by apathy nud iudilfereiice. NIGHT DISPATCH IKS* GENERAL NEWS. Montuomkuy, Kov. B2.—In the Convcti* tiou.at the evening session, an amendment to article on legtslutnro department, was ottered to empower tho legislature, at next session, to go faHher irf Uisl’ranchining jier. sons who participated in the rebellion, and have not aided in tho work of rccoiiHtruc- tion. It was tnhled on tho test vote of lorty-thrce to thirty-soven. Wakiiinoto^, Fov. 22.—-Rovenno to-dnv 1343,000. Tho premature publication of Grant’s re port creates excitement. Grant don’t re commend the discontinuance of the Freed- men’s liurean, Over nine millions 1^0 boon oxpvmlcd lor burean mnlorthi* law of July last. Continuation of surveys for river nml liarbur improvements, especially on West ern w aters recomended. Grant's estimates omit appropriations lac buicnu of refugees and freedmen, and bureau ot military jus tice. The total estimates are seventy-seven instead of one hundred and seventy millions, heretofore telegraphed. Tide however ’ exclusive of estirnsleVfor subsistence. Wam.siiToN.Noy, 22.—The Statu prob ably gives 25,000 malority lor Convention Department Surgeon General's Rceords show that two hundred ami forty-four thous and white, and thirty thousand black sold iers died during the war. There are eigh ty national cemeteries, iu which two hun dred aud eighty }housaud are interred, at n cost of three and a quarter millions. Gen, Thomas reports (bat in his Department ths people still allow disloyal ti-mlcneies. McCulloch wjil,$|id W toetyuo .Monday, response to the>cotton tax inquiry, coverinj revenue Commissioners. . Well’* rcpoi, urges and the early repeal «t tho Colton tax seems to be a foregone conclusion 7 and other improved pattern COOKING STOVES which I will sell a* low a* first elm* glove* er»n ho *oM. Also a good ftMortment of - Box and Parlor Stoves. Every Stove Warranted per- feot and satisfactory or . | MY Prookery, Cullory, ftml all foreign good*, having been BGl’ilIlTin per*on from (ho M.\M ! FACTUBKS, and | IMPOBTED DIRECT, , am enabled (o offer (hem (o Merchant* a( low ! ««-m ■uccrasor. Jadly can- rW.rtftkV.IH> .hope.fist tl., ! f ? «^,t,.« soon has. the opporlufIre.of .lHf Lincoln's 0*4 m^rnffur Is, tb. death tt spirit this old ft.nd'hff.qi tented (o ahold htftap>tMiefc ; death, the flvaeraf ef hie par'y. Oxxeaat AvsxxI.lv at rue flurrnns Paxiarth ■iax CtateM.—T\«ie Urpe so I iodutsilal bed/ aoBKScu of CoMSUiloasrs from all Iht Prt.byie- rite or the (oath, will sent In the ehjr of Nuhtlllt Thrsdsy htl. imnumm are eillle mi snu .ou.vu.ir eye. .0 id. cuejing luiur., 1 vcouiu only cell their att.e.loa le Ih.v»».. of eoalnalleh tb.t bu .wept *..r our laid from .be Allulle Ie *“ l,0 hP ' 1 Vhe.pteHoandmu.turn back aai flow ftonih.— They m»J bu. tk.lr oppo.ition will be a. pf their laM;* IhV’vnnrtl Nortb.rw Insides will net d4.etmMlhMr.Und,- bnt wlU fraetlfy nsfl Congress is very mine, nml thg iuqjrvA- tion is growing that it will n-fcratn dsy, to December 2d. " 1 '. It b certain, that Grant’s report didn’t SI is certain, that Grant’s leak from !lho3Vhitu n tract ptiblisiied, cot ded to'in synopsis sent! Tribune and Ricuxoxp, Noe. Toddflhy, hhd to Vorh. went en boj her dhlUnfl hour. | It* wss -unseoeq here, ht took i house. No on* own bit eoun repo.l lUdt th. log nltentl drove to Judge Ould’o Idc «rri > Uidorwood- dllr, luvia i. In «x • qolli euwrful. Many frtfnU. “iA pretty nod well dretted Ihdy, after looking at several pair of glove*, lavender colored, in a store lately shocked (he clerk by flaking him which pair ho thought tb* “Invendnst-*’ ■g on him ‘!rH0S;i*fr«?Mp,i*- r . twm ■ ■■ir • ItT'WSi'ATOHES. • „ rx —^dhgJpfi-tWMMMUet *nd eui.r. Mi(ttMibg'Orler.n» Io): ssl*., lo-day, 4700 baits, re- ' e.lpte, 6,4i2; ihnaru, 7.5M; r.o.lpt. of the wuh. 18,Sid; telea, 20,500; .sports 14.877; Hook. 0.298 Gold I89J. Bitrllifl 6* Io 611 Now York Bight ) premium, ■avauxsn, Nov. 22.—ft lion doll end drooping middling 18; eelw, 672; r««lpM, 4002. prices. OHUKIIS by mini promptly Mlednl lowest price. TERMS CASH. B. A. WISE, M<tc'>n, Oa., Sorrtuhrr J9, 98-1U4 THOMAS J.FLINT& CO IMPORTERS AND Wholesale and Retail DEALERS IN China, Orockery nml Gl ass Ware. Having removed from No. 80 Mulberry Street lo No. 70 SECOND STREET Over Do Loaeln-s Carriage llepository, Maoon, Oa„ Have juat received, and now otter ior sale the Inr^eRt and most carefully leleoted stock of IMPORTED AND DOMESTIC GLASS, CHINA ever bt ought to this country TOOr.TUEIt WITH A FI* 1.1. AND COMPI.KTH AH- KOUTMKNT OF |0usfjfirrnis|iirg(i00h of every quality and description Orders from the country aollcited, and will be filled with promptness and dis patch. Mncon Ga., Nov. lOih 1807. 01-127 Adams, Jones & Reynolds, Warehouse & Commis'n Merchants, At the Old .Stand of Harris & to, Corner Second mid Poplnr Struct*, Will givo *(rict atlenlionto tk* storag* aid rale of Cotton. Will mako liberal advance* on Colton in itor*. Ave prepared to furninh BAGGING and TIES or ROPE and other Plnnlalion Snpplie*. *ppt7 ' no 60 3mo. CHOICE GROCERIEST j AT TI1K LOWEST MARKET RATES. fT7 K AllP. NOW UKCEIVINO AND HAVE IN W STORE, (b* following Good*, which ira offer St the lowest market rat**, to CASH BUYERS only : 600 racks HOUR, of til grade*, 10.000 pounds CLEAR 8IDE8, 16.000 •• -•* RinBED SIDES, 6,000 •• SHOULDERS, 26 bnles TIEAVY GUNNY BAGGING, 60 package* WHITE FISH, . 60 •• BLUB FISH, * 76 p'kgcn MESS No*. 1, 2& 8 MACKEREL, 2v r i boxes CHESHIRE CHEESE, 60 s'ks RIO and JAVA COFFEE, 76 bbls. Crashed, Bt. C 0, B A A BUOAR, 26 nests TUBS, 100 p’kages TOBACCO (Common to ExtraV 100 Vox** CANDLES, * floo boxe. SOAP. STARCH. p6tABR, He.. 160 sacks Liverpool and Virginia SALT, 2000 lb*. Extra Sugar-cured HAM8, Also, t F.,\N8, OSNABURGS, IRON TIER, SHOES, SMOKING TOBACCO, «!e. J. II. ANDERSON A SON, Thjfl street, next to Hard*MraAt-8parlni^ Macon.'(ia , Nov. 10th. [116-161] .; hrrs 75 Sack t Liverpool Salt, Uvn M ..i pouud, rr ..rh, ju.t erivid, and for . 1. ei * I 76e tee t el. COOPER fl CO. ’•Abtey No.. J2. and Monster Ornitho- . ondors of i, forming a grand Btook Bn- terprlso, consolidating 1C of fint-Ora* acleetlon, in ono Grand AUI- * v ; anS.vrodacing the moet Rtnuendon* (Uaplay of wealth, talent aua expe rience overseen In this country. u composed of the cnrlon* and raro An - mala of Asia, Africa and South Ano/lra, including Ornithological wlecttow of tho most beautiful epeelmen* of foreign Blrt^l*. forming ttio moet extensive collection or WILD ANIMALS . ,’l[tAri8rtco,«uppotiedbythelMgwt EQUESTRI1N COMPANY In tho country, numbering 160 men.and li’ ^ 1 FEATURES OF THE TEN SHOWS. ri bmra« r A c u o .Ki' I-kiutstrian Belectlon*. ». WOMHOLD>H MENAGERIE, IN» JMJlXS—Zoological and Ornithological— from London. 3. MON8. FRANCOIS JtOTlFS P»r- 4H<tn School of !**<*& Bor_ , i. Hia. ADOLPH CASTILLO'S Dal ian Troupe of Educated Doge, Monkey ""if. MAD. GERTRUDE ROUXARIE'S SPECIALTY, with her magnificent den of rorforrolng: Lions, "H*no," 'Don,' Australian gtm- ^T^SLOMAN'^SOVTH AMERICAN . SCHOOL ■ FOR TRAINING HORSES. , 9. J. Q.A. HEMINGWAY’S Collect ton of Native American WUd Animals. T lO.O. H.JOHNSON'8 PERFORMING ELEPHANT «EMPRESS.»» i < Till* truly mertu»;l0«» Exhibition of * 'Wealth, Talent and Experiencei produce*, * ns ir by magic, an outfit of *uch *ui»erlnr 9 magnificence a* to astonish the world. GRAND GRATUITOUS EXHIBITION: of Ancient aouim. ih» mvu“,‘ u tortng and costly Oriental Equipage. This ImpoalnB-Procoralon will bo prereded b> tho Chariot of Oberon, containing fiH Gsnhan's Operatic Silrer A String Orchestra ' or twenty ItreMlne. Itueletnni. Tho Pi-o- eeMlon will enter the city nt 10 o’clock., KI1EUE1 HE HI, HIE 1BOIE OF EIHIBIUOS. o Mr Just added to this already gigantic collection, Is the very rare specimen from, the Deserts ot Tartary, known to naturalists as thu The only one of thu this country. A HERD OF TAPIRS! A rare and wonderful animal, from tho interior of A*ia,of the genus of Puchpy- tlerm Mammal, characterised by a newo ipralongqjlltqn movable RrobpscU;_sk_l»t ■ .J T bover*d ’with close, short • unir. mu motJc fhrnisliad with aailfnnant?. Of all animals they have tho most acute seuse of hearing and of sight, and when attacked, they defend tbemralyer —'••* A heir teeth. The present herd Lm ... “ieexpenset Alton, and llvtn of the aplmal ever brought to living ape this country. PERFOQRIHG ELEPHANT "ESPRESS," ■ ! INTR6bVc*D BT KB. JOBWOOM. not Admission •••••• Children under 9 years noons open at i an d o o’clock In Formerly Robinson & Eld red’s