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ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS.
willard. Hotel.

W1iiards HOTEL
Corner Of Pennsylvania Apenue and l4th street
G Bolles, Charleston l. G. Mathews, Wis
II Lloyd, Z Z stringham lady
l. j O'Connor, C Boston
X Is Cunningham, Va A Nottingham, Va
d Gibson & lady, Ohio M Wies, do
Perrin, do M Fuller Ga
A Pringle, Charleston G G Howard, Ohio
Il G Squer, Central Am ID Barker, Ala
Fulton, Phiia l. Cady & lady, Pa
e Z Iewhngs, do EN- Chase, NY
Browns Hotel,
Pennsylvania Acenue beticeen 6dh and TN streets.
L Weller, Ohio A Dick, Bait
stuart, do } Armstrong, U N
DT SlraIon, Nj Mason, Va
Hadley, Va Martin, Ala
McCurdy, PhiIa RH Miles, Md
w mchhight, do Dening, La
Geo Hay, T. II Freeman, Ky
eaver, Mass ID Freeman, do
Z Walker, Miss u b Bell. Md
III Martin, lady, two w j Bell, do
chld'n & serv't, Miss Mr. Bruce, do
Col Kane, Bait Mr. Chew, do
Shankland, w Morey 4 lady, Va
Tryatte, Charleston Mr. Ashley, Hartford
Miller, Bait Bennett Va
L + Hartman, Va
National Hotel,
Corner Of Pennsylvania Arenue and 9th street.
Stafford, Ga Goodrich, Va
flynn, do w w Henry, Va
Curd, Mo T How, do
a Cleveland, Ga G. o Whitcomb, do
y - iiils, do w Williamson, Pa
/ Dinkins, $ C. CD Hill, Md
Adams, lady & daugh- T II Kent, do
Ter, LtTattnal USNC
II Is Williams, NC SA Belden, Texas
Miss McClary, do w Alling, NO
; Wyhe, 5 l. Webb, Richmond
Dunorant, do III Haywood, NC
> IL haglii, DO w III Wheeler, y Y
: M M Aiien' do w i nalirey & daugh-
J Stephenson, Mobile ter La
c NJ MalIoy. do &C C!eaves, LADY, child
MALLORY, va servant, Memphis
NJ Frazier, e Miss DeGrafens aot, do
Coligan, do Mia Strange, do
Anderson, do Miss wilkinson do
c Smith, do TW Wilkinson, do
Stanton, Mobile O'NeiI, NY
Nj Strauss, S G r III Parsons NC
Cothran jr, do 7 Clarke Pa
stanton, Mobile X Murray, USN
Deas, do Dyer, Mass
Mrs Mott, & servt, do A Parker, do
Mr. Clarke, Va G. w Call Fla
VIM Hill, Richmond M Chaffee, CT
mulnkin, Md t Cochran, Pa
G M Gaines Ohio w Il Matthew Md
G Bogardus ., LADY, ] G. Campbell Raft
New York
Gadsby's Hotel,
Corner OF Pennsylvania Aoenue and Sd street.
G G Bowers, ir, w J Cosby Mo
c II Bullock. Mass Hooker & son, Mis-
Walker, Charleston S b r. I,oring, Va
l richards, do w II sutton, do
Edgerton, do Stewart Wash'n co
J Erbin, Cooks, n Y
Irving Hotel,
Corner Of PennsyIoania duenue and l2Lh street.
A DeCastro, Havana Holster, NC
ID h Jenkins, Bait w Holster, do
i Walsh, Savannah + Hogan, Pa
Carroll, do J ii Drum, S c
X liosmer, Mich Hon w Alston Ala
IL Is Lathrop, do Rates, Ny
Mcbride, jr, Phla tt III Duncan, do
Mr. Magens, do LBFrank Tenn
III Johnson, Va &C Nile do
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HISTORY OF DARIUS THE GREAT.-
IL By Jacob Abbott
Julia Howard-A Romance. by Mrs Martin
Bell.
no. Cariyie's Latter Day Pamphlets
London Art Journal for July snd August
Just received and for sale by
TAYLOR & MAURY
Aug 20 Booksellers, near 9th street
HARLYLEiS LATTER-DAY PAMPH-
~ LETS, No. s-'fJesuitism."
Julia Howard, Romance By Mrs. Martin
Bell.
Darius the Great, BY Jacob Abbott
Just received, and for sale by
Aug 90 FRANCK TAYLOR
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Local Matters.

One or THE LORDS OF CREATIoN.-On Saturday
last we saw hack stop at the railroad depot, and
in moment a large, weldressed, coarse looking
stepped out, followed by his wife, little wo-
man, who appeared TO be much confused and NOR
titled. In a few moments it apparent that the
man was wild from the effects of previous pota-
tions, and the wife anxious and troubled The wo
man, however, found her way into a Baltimore car,
and he who should have been her protector went
to and fro TO the alarm and dstui bance of all civil
folks, and the sore dismay of his better half who,
however, wise enough TO retain her place
within the car. At length the officers of police ar
rested the man and took him before Squire Thomp-
son, who committed him 10 the workhouse for the
usual term When he emerged from the Squire
Office the and his wife probably half way
to Baltimore, and hack ready to convey him TO an
other destination. He swore, and protested, and
struggled, but all TO avail; for the limbs of the
law held him tight in their clutches, and, nolens
volens, he was logged or to the country place
where abstinence and industry are inculcated as
primary virtues.
II she could only think so, the wife will be greatly
benefited by this forced separation; yet we pre-
sumo that is just what she will not think. Woman
is curiously faithful creature; and though a
drunken husband seldom bears much resemblance
W inc man Ol EOou sHS WV BIC
clings TO him with tcnacity that even the degra-
dalton of inebriety and sottishness cannot impair.
Men either wiser or less faithful than this, and
will desert their wives upon far lighter pretexts And
why? Many gravcly assigned; but for US,
we have seen other palpabe as the fact that
they have the power to do SO. Man is powerful,
and TO that extent mcrciless being; and woman
is weak, but infinitely kind and forgiving.
But we have heard or read that laws only re-
CURED 10 protect The weak. II SO, the rights OF
woman, in the progress of the world, may yet be
remembered; and the obligation 10 love and cher
ish may be regarded by the legal tribunals Of men
of binding force.
IN our opinion, every man who gratilies his self
ish appettes at the sacrifice of the peace and wei
fare of his family, should be punished a crimi.
nal, or, as an imbecile, deprived Of the management
OF his own property, and condemned to servile la
Dor for the support of those naturally dependent
upon him. To many this will appear quixotic;
but time will develop its practicabiity.
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- ERNANT WOMAN wANTED.-A Servant
- Woman, To cook and wash, will find good
place by applying at the drug store corner Of =
and Seventh streets. J. +. CALLAN.
Aun 2i-d3t
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Hear the Patient.
UrIrtD STATES Horn,


SARATOGA SPRtNGs, July 5, 1870.
DR. ]. G.. AyER-Sr. have been afflicted with
painful affection Of the lungs, and all the symp-
toms OF settled consumption for more than year.
I could find no medicine that would reach my case
until commenced the use Of your Gerry Pecfo
raj =" which gave me gradual relief, and have
been steadily gaining my strength, till my health
is wclngh restored.
While using your medicine I had the graft
foation Of curing with IL my reverend friend, Mr.
Truman, Of Sumpter district, who had been su,.
pended from his parochial duties by severe stta
Of bronchitis.
have pleasure in certifying these facts TO you,
and am, sir, you're, respectfully,
j. r. CALHOUN,
OF South Carolina.
From an OvHsesr ~ he Hamilton MiHs. IN Dis Cify.
LOWELL, August 10, lSl9.
DR. J. &. AvER: have been cured of the worst
cough ever had i'm my life by your CHERRY Pee.
torai /" and never fail when have an opportunity
Of recommending IL TO others.
Yours, respectfully, s. ID. EMERSON.
Prepared by ]. c. AVER, Lowell, Macs.
Sold in Washington, ID. C., by T. ID. 4 w n.
Gilman; Georgetown, DR. Enthicum; Alexandria
Cook PEEL Richmond, Purcell, Ladd h Co, and
druggists generally Fyi2 dlyulawkv -JylI
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CospENTs.
|. Observation-Disclosures Of Sight, tiarterl,
Revieic.
?. Lord Brougham and the Prussian Amhassa.
dor.-Spectator and Times
8. Story Of Bouquet, ~ adies' Companion.
l. Rural Hours, by Lady.-Neic York Euening
Pat.
8. Hunting Life in South Africa-Speeiator.
b. The Shoe and Canoe Pictures in the Cana
das.-Specfator,
l. Correspondence and Itinerary OF Charles V
Spectator.
$; Chinese Description Of the Earth - VatcAnan
and Reflector
9. Death of the President.-Netp York Courier.
TO- Washington and the Principles Of the Reyolu-
ton.-E. p. IPhipple
%. thousand Isles Of the ST. Iawrence.-Al bany
Erening IotTEGi.
With Poetry and short articles.
WAsHINGToN, December 81, ls45.
0fall the Periodical Journals devoted 10 Iitera-
ture and Science which abound in Europe and in
this country this has appeared TO me to be the most
useful. Ii contains, indeed the exposition only Of
the current Literature Of the English Ian guagc; but
this, by its immense extent and comprehension, in
cludcs a portraiture Of the human mind in the ut
most expansion of the present age.
J. q. ADAMS.
Published weekly at SO a year, by
Il. LITTELL Co., Boston,
And sold by JOS. SINLLINGTON.
Aug 20-dtw&wlw corner Pa. av. and a. St
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PRoGREss or SoUrHERN INpUsTnY.-Mr. ". p.
Howell ~ Commerce street, has received from tho
Prattyllo factory small specimens Of cotton goods,
all new styles, which were sent for the inspection
Of the trade. Among them is yard wide brow,
sheeing, OF fine uniform thread, and - autif,t a.,
ish' iuliy equal IN all rcscccts to the best goods
OF this DESCRIPTION which arc manufactured at
tne Lawrence mile in Massachusetts There are
slso three patterns of style Of goods resembling
cottonade but stouter anu far superior In quality
and hnish TO that Of any sort brought from the
h1rthern factories. These fabrics will we doubt
not meet with quick demand and large salcs. n
encouraged by our merchants, Mr. Pratt will have
IN mo market for the fall ira &c large stock Of these
goods similar famplos have been sent 10 New
orleans Tor the same object
we are not accurately advised AZ To the prorrcss
OF the Tuscaloosa mill, but il strikes us that il
would md tie advantage in following tho plan of
we frsttvile iac'oty Of dtyersilying its fabrics
Ihcre s no good reason why il should not turn out
q large amount OF all kinds of heavy and coarse
goods The capital and enterprise arc there not
only to do this bat TO erect other factorics Some
three or four southern mills have completely driven
Lowell osnaburgs from the Mobile and New Orleans
markets. The same can be done in rernrI 10 otbsr
kinds Of goods--Nodik Herald,
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JOURDAN w. MAURY

JOURDAN w. MAURY,
CROCK, Money, and Exchange Broker Office
- on Pennsylvania avenue, eight doors west o
Browns Hotel, Washington city.
Uncurrcnt notes bought and sold at best rates.
Stocks bought and sold
Notes and drafts collected.
July 23-ly
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COOK WhNTED.-A good cook can hear Of a
~ situation by applying at the Republic office.
July l3-du
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Post Omce Opersttons.

n V'F Unity OIFtfNIF"FtEs
The P0sTnAsTER GESERAL has osta blishcd the fol-
lowing new Post Offices for the week ending
AUGUST ~, 1850.
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TEMPERANCE ANNIvERsARY.-Junior Associa-
ton No. /, United Brothers of Temperance, will
this evening, at 8 O'Clock, commemorate their fifth
anniversary at Temperance Hall, and they invite
the attendance Of the public.
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THOUSANDS

ha'e tested ITS eihcacy, and thousands more are
nov under trsltmca.i and not one solitary casc M
failure has ycs been reported. Volumes could be
sied with certificates Of those who have been Der.
manenuy cured.
circulars, containing the certificates Of remark
able cures. and the high estimation in rbicb tbis
medicine s held by the public press can be had Of
Price, 10 cents per bottle
Principal Office, l22 Fulton street, New York,
up stairs.
Agents IN Warrington STOTT
~, corner 9TH street and Pennsylvania avenue /;
NJ DELANH, corner street and Ponnsylvania
Ncuuc' Aug l6-d1m
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A SURE and certain care 'or the Dyspepsia in
"a its worst forms
Also, Liver Complaints, Jaundice, Heartburn
Costiveness, Fantness, Disorders of the Skin Los
oi Appetite, Low Spirits Nervous Headache, Gid
dinoss, Palpitation Of the Heart, Sinking and full
ness Of weight at the stomach. and all other dis
eases caused by an impure state af the blood liver
&c, which tend TO dcbiltato and weaken the sys.
tenn.
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MoIsT WEATHER.-We have had most copious
and delightful shower of rain in this vicinity. 1t
commenced on Saturday night about o'clock,
and continued until about the same hour on Sun
day morning. We have heard of no very serious
mischief resulting from the frcshcts, but are sure
that very many are grateful for the refreshing
showers we have enjoyed.
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The Pooh MANS .-Yesterday was quiet
and orderly Sabbath in Washington. How strange
that it should ever be otherwise II is the Chris
tian's day, and therefore should ever be day of
peace and devotion. But to those who will not be
called Christians, let US say that it is also he poor
MANS it is the day upon which the laborer may
rest IT is the day upon which the humblest may
stand in his neat attire beside the wealthiest enjoy
ing as fully andy keencr relish all the pleasures
and privileges that any possess; it is a holiday
that no combination would eecvre 20 the sons OF
toll, had it not been ordered by Divine appoint
mcnt. Were it to be no longer kept-were men
to labor during seven days Of every week-would
their recomPense be greater than il now is' Assur-
eddy not, bat il would be less for there would be
increased supply, and that would occasion di-
unfinished price. II men were to labor but five days
IN the week, the price Of tina, labor would not be
less than tho present price for siS days labor; but
on the contrary, the diminished production would
so stimulate the demand, that even higher rate
OF compensation would be obtained These are
truths which familiar to all who have re
Elected upon the subject Of labor and its rewards.
And yet, strange 70 tell VIC oi,ea meet With men
who not only aesecra,e the Christian Sabbath, but
declare their willingness TO labor upon that as free
ly as upon any other day. Were men ever more
completely blinded to their own interests,
We remember the time when there was DO ten
hours' system, and when mechanics received less
compensation than they now DO. With the ten
hours sys.en their wages were increased, in excm-
plihcation Of the truth we here assert In those
days, the printers Of some of our Atlantic cities
worked for little more than half their present
pay! BY wise, predon., and determined action
they have elevated themselves. But they still desc.
crate the Sabbath, though few perhaps none their
fellow aborcrs initiate their example. Now We are
prophets, yet will venture the assertion that If
the united body Of American printers but resolve
it, in two years from this time there will not be
type fingered, nor press moved, in the United
States on the Sabbath day, and the wages Of the
printers will be no less than atthe present moment
The Necessity the plea for wor king on this da y
no longer exists. The telegraph and the bulletin
board answcr in all emergencies, and they require
but few operators and but little time
Some persons will eHclaim; "oh, let all who are
too conscientious 10 labor on the Sabbath seek some
other employment, and give up the morning pa.
PEREZ" We reply that interest and Conscientious.
ness fortunately run together in this mater; and
would ask such persons if they really bs.ios. that
the morning newspapers wog,d be better adnptcJ
to improve and ccsate the people Of our country If
tucir editors and printers were all Sabbath. despis
ing men;
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FoR MouST YERSoN.-The Thomas Collyer will
depart at IL O'Clock this morning for Mount Yer
non. See the advertisement for particulars. These
trips will no doubt be enjoyed by many who have
not heretofore been privileged to visit the home OF
Washington. Comfort, good order, and quiet ma y
be relied upon.
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FEMALES

Who suffer from morbid and unnatural cond
ton, will find this medicine oftSEsriNABLK vALul
In all cases Of GENERAL DEBILITY this modicir
ACTS LIKE CHARM
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LlTTELL's LIVING AGE.-Mr Shillington, corner
Of Pennsylvania avenue and q street. has received
No. 32s Of this valuable periodical
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HUTcIIIN0s's VEGETABLE DYSPEPSIA
HIITERs.

And sold by JOS SINLLINGTON
Aug 20-dtw&vlw corner Pa. av. and a. st
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SARTAIN's MAGAzINE.-We have just received
the September number, and heartily commend it
to our readers. The embellishments, as upual, arc
fine. The portraits of President FILLMORE and of
FREDERKA BREMER good hkenesses and Gle
ganuy engraved. The sketch of Miss b., from
the pen Of AsSs c. LYNcH, is just and noble tri-
butte, ard has increased our high regard for both
the beautiful writer and the subject 80 worthy of
her pen. If il but for this article alone, we
would earnestly commend the present number to
our readers, and especially to every American
lady who delights in the true elevation Of the fc-
male character.
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Interesting from veneruern.

POLITICAL AFFAIRs-GEN PARZ AND THE OFFICERS
OF THE GOVERNMENT sTEANER-PREsIpEyT MO-
HAGAs.
By the schsoHer Renown Capt. chase. at this port
we have adyices from Venezuela, to the 18th inst
The political excitement was very high, and strong
efforts were making TO put down the Mopagas party.
The brother Of the President General Jose Gregoro
Monagas is the candidate Of the administration party
who, If elected will fully carry the measures his
brother The candidates al the liberal party are Rem
don, Senator in Congress and Guzman the present
Vice President They all the enemies Of General
Paez and his party
The party Paez have not taken any part in poll
tics since the 2itb of January 1SIS; but have split
into factions, and greater enemies 60 each
other than the combined party Of MOnagas 10
Paez in 1913. Monagas continues the deadly enemy
OF Paez
1t is said If the brother q Monagas Is elected he will
rule with the bayoDet ia which event the civil party,
when united being 20 one to the military party
would call back their old enemy Paez and crush the
Monsgas faction
In consequences of the kind attention of Cant Todd
ard the officers Of the government steamer 10 Gen
raez. On the voyage from CumanaSb St Thomas, the
whole OF them dismissed from the service on the
arrival OF the steamer at Porto Cabelio
President onagas has instantly his residence at
Caracas guard OF hity aud seven sentines; and
wuen he goes 20 the government house, to take a
ride he is panied by two officers and guard of
twelve mounted Ancers, with loaded carbnes He has
become exceeding unpopular. A rumor reached Porto
Cabello the llh inst FROM Caracas that Gen Paez
Gen. Lopez 10 DIT out this city
against Nene zuea. and that Mr. Ward. English capt.
talis who had bsrked board the bark Venezuela
for Philadephia 70 furnish million of dollars
fa fIs NJ mi
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nrnnhlrn CI,r IntrIlIn,nrr.

poltcr--J8va4sAv BrECHoFr.-Tbis worthy has, 10
appsars nnliy been traced far the goodly city
II Albany lis hiding place was discovered by means
Il couple letters which BE- wr5te 20 some ladies Of
his acq ntance, living In this city his old flame
Mrs Parker, being among the list. We understand
two or three officers started for Albany saturday
night last In pursuit Of the fugitive Any quantity u
ridiculous runlors were aloat on Saturday, In both
cities in relation 90 this man One was that deputy
shern had been obliged 70 shoot him down he, Bee
cron. saying that he would have 10 ki HIM before he
got possession Of him Another vas that Bstcruft had
been seen by a couple Ct officers In the neigh iorh0od
Of Hamilton Ferry and that upon attempting 70 es-
taxi IL Is needless o. say that these reports bad
foundation in fact The only reliable information IL
that Of the reception Of the letters stated above
one Of which vas shown 90 Judge Greenwood and the
District Attorney, which caused the despatch Of the
CSsrcr or Rior.-oaicer Rice arrested. on satur.
DAY last three young men, named Garvood Plass,
Thomas y an Bruut. and Ohm ~ Lynds, q charge
Of riot. preferred by samuel Narlck. keeper of the
Montague Gardens corner Of pierpont aud Fulton
streets The complaint states that the defendants,
Who belong to the Washington Life Guards. came.
the evening Of Monday last after their dismissal from
duty upon the occasion 81 the funeral an honor Of
General Taylor, aud violently assaulted the com
plsinsnt, beating him in a most shameful manner.
The sccused received exemination, and were adj
mitted 90 bail In the Of $3.50 each for their APP
psaTance TO answer no n higher Court
A stntauaGE.- Michael shea MichGsl Sullivan aud
Edsard Daily, all examined upon complaints
made ~ one against the other. Daily svare that he
va, piling up lumber gesceaely vhes shss cane up
and dealt him Eockdulogr sih bis hst following ur
his nrst attack with shower q stones one Of which
bit witness ia the temple sud bacted MS eye VII.
uess then caught up piohiork with the ntsnton OF
donC something deep rate. When sullivan rushed from
behind the house and knocked Daly DOVE, undoubted
~ having a in his misd o. prevent the commission Of
MURDER Shea and Daily were fined $40 each witch
van tsbtsnce uas suspenea the Justice being Of the
orrcu thn, he did 10 al for the best, although the
means Be adopted we're rsthsrseyeTe.
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Tb,.,,,,., .,,, ry.,e.I.


81 Doniyettu. due Foscsrin will b. repeated TO-
night with Bcsio Badisii aud Nsrini u the public
fully Of the spieniid msuner IN which this
work executed on SATURDAY night there can ~
question 90 the numbers Who wit desire O. b. pre-
cent this evening To give notion 81 the amount
Of enthusiasm which eharact rised the rfnrmance
the fret representation ~ 10 only necessary state
that RadA Wa called before the rur ala tour times
summoned TO appear by the general reclamation Of the
audience.
BowiRr Tnrartr r This evening The attractive and
patriotic dfSma q he sifre ~ Monterey gill h.
presented The refTective characters will b. aud By
an excellent stock company. We have little doubt
but that thif beautiful and spacious theatre viii be
corciude With he farce q Set Berrsr on Horse.
back
Nuios Garprr The cpterpri.ipe manager Of this
elegant establish Rvays the alert 20 produce
every novelty within his reach. has engaged VI die
Bnnry Who will appear tonight in the ballet entitled
the Pet OF the Niisge Ihis wi .. inl,o"ed ~ ne
with the beautiful 90 ratio buflesque called Esme
raida in which Miss Mary Taylor dlls celeste aud
Messrs. Lynne, Wdcot Nieklnson' aud Fletcher VII
appear.
N.rto~sL Tarsrrr.-The amusemru's this evening"
viii com me nee With the farce of urle Sam which
viii h. followed by the local drama called the New
Yorh Fireman. and viii conclude with mt
lnary drama entitled Rough and Rssdy " THIS
piece will Represent the varous Mexican campaigns,
and, no doubt. will become very popular
CHsisrs's OrrsA HoUsE -This ceebrstsd band Offers
an attractive oEramme Tor this evening" entertain
ment The character ~ this band 4 ~ celebrated,
and the attendance At the concerts y 80 arg that u
IL scarcely necessary 70 say more than that theJ per
form this evening.
OivNric.- The negro entertainments given AZ this
place OF consist Ct solos DUETS gees and
instrumental performances hne bill ie presented
-A~rrtc,v Ms.rru.-Ths excellent and instructive
drama OF The Drunkard' Gill sgain he presented
this evening With such Niss Alexina
usher. and Msssrs Clarke aud Hadasay, the Museum
must always eommand large assemhlage