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RTlFlCIAL rEErs.-DR. DuKKIN CONTINUES 10
ss's ~ sn a 10 % s sss
sea or s1racins where artificial teeth are nssrted Dr
y Do- IN, 80 Oana ST.. Ct one door nom Lsnreua
A RTIFIClAL BONE FILLING FOR DEcAYEp TEETH
aching teeth or mere Shells ssn b. sd Yin aad giving no
son Ss 'f g. Of Thirty A street JAS fEAE
4 RrIFlCIAL TBBTR -BEAIrIrUL sErs ON pn,r
sum. SIS Sp ss gold and psDs With c,nnuous
The least pain Artificial bore Cling Is eens ~ Ehout
nue, between Teeth and Eleventh streets ~ lam avg
DK LUTHER. Dents.
A RrIFIoIAL ROME FILLING tPRoFEssoR pEAR.
color Of @ IN sTs opsa 1en Is GOOD a.
b1 CRAWFORD, 2s3 Grand street. four doris east Of
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HOTEL ST. JULIEN NO. wAsHiNGToN PLACE
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he reception cf russ an ~pl Ss EsiOussa
plan Single rooms 60 cent. per cag pssior 81 single rooms
' permanent s''*ne' > n q GOODWIN Proprietor
sTEA MBOATs.
CoR gRIDaEPoRT-rARE 60 cEErs-rHE sTRxxsR
day we6Desdsy Yridsy l2ococt moor Freight taken
at ise tov eel rates RousAion'c frsh way billed through
EsoR SAG HARsoR-LANDrEG AT ORIENT AND
= Gneppn,t -!ie steamer CaTALINE, Capt wu. A
vsi vii cennerfe teI regular trips saday, I4h Inst
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CPSED. ACCOMMODATION AND eABE UNEQUAL,
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A RTIFICIAL BONE FILLING FOR DECAYEp rrrru
PIT n hile soft reqnirpg prsesure and giving n
par aching teeth or mere shells be filed with n Rom,
ose Broad corner Of Thirty street JAS PEAT
SON, D., difsoveTer. ~~~
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PERSON AL.

Personal.
fNOK ADOPrJOR-A FINE HEALTHY FEMALE
child moIths old Apply 10 the Rev. Vim Burnett, No.
1n High street, Brooklyn
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DENTISTRY.


RTlFlCIAL TEETd.-DR. DUKKIN CONriNuEa ~
"a extract teesb In two seccrds without the ssh.es
Teeth inserted over tumps No charge for
sea or s1actinx where artificial teeh are pserted r.
g Duh KIN SIS Canal str. Ct one door n ON Laureps "
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4 KTIFlCIAL TEETR BEAUTIFUL SETS ON puRr
- size only -; % fire gold and plsps with c,n,inuo"s
rums e5 single teeth ST. Teeth filed and exrscd r5,hor
tne iesss pain Artificial bore Cling rs cents II M sxth
nue., setTeen Ter,h and Eleventh streets " ' A'A ave
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INFORMATION wANrED-OF GEORGE BELL. A
native OF Ireland county Of armagh and 70 rnlsnd Of The
earn Any formation will be kindly received by hs brobe
James Bell Michigan Address 30 West 1hry first street
New York
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A RrIFICIAL ROME FILLING PROFESSOR pnAr
coo sSn fer decay teeth mskes ten rs GOOD a. ne
Or. CRAWFORD, 2s3 Grant street. four doris east o
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-05-03

TIE LATE PRIZE FIsHr.-The London Times.
referring to visit Of Sayers, to the office of Bells
Life In London, day or two after the nght with
Hesnan, says
Beyond his nose and mouth being swollen. and
hls lip cut, ne shows scarcely any marks of the
desperate encounter he has passed through His
am was bound up and In a sling; for, though il
Turns out That none Of the bones were fractured
some CT The tendons Were broken, and the muscle s
80 much confused and injured that be is ST iII nm
aeie to move mis- hand, or use the limb at all He
Edinlts that the knock down blows given him nv
Heehan, were tremendously severe, but saws he
regrets the hght was stopped, as he was sure of
TinnlIg IN ten minutes more, and further SAYS
h. could have fought an hour longer
The Times adds that Heenans left hand Is very
much swollen, and his face so badly disigured IA
20 prevent his appearance before the referee.
ore OF the fancy; who went TO England with
1offiSsey from Troy, TO witness the d. ht, writes
nome 10 the Troy Times an intsrestipg Iettsr
AFTER speaking Of the close Of the fight. he saws
- saw Heenan In five minutes and have ber,,
VITA him much Of the tune since He was almost
a. sEcng when the fight ended as when il CON-
menced HIS right eyewas closed but hts LEFT eve
vas ss good as ever, and he hit a button ON lac
Macdonald 6 coat ight times in succession Savers
was whipped ON the twentieth round. and onI !,
t'ught on pluck after that Heenan is willing 10
sht Sayers again at any time"
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GEORGETOWN.
Csvrsspesdssss Of Ixs Sfa,.

GEoRsETowN, ID. c.. MAY 4. Is6O
There Is no local news here Of Interest this
week. and IL IL had been otherwise our citi,en.
have been 90 full q the brutal Bloody and blacl.
guard prize fight. as New York pictorial antIv
terms II, and OF the vastly more significant and
important contest now in progress al Charleston
that they would not have Needed minor matte.
The Star Is looked for with increasing interex,
every evening for the latest from the Palmetto
eisr as the battle WAKES hotter and hotter
Tne gloomy and depressing weather has had a
cnlllng influence upon business, which Is cor
fespondingly dull
On Tuesday afternoon last, the members Of a
Iahiiy residing In the northwestern section OF our
cry, Were greatly dismayed and distressed a the
- OF one OF the household-an interesting child
I've a. nse summers-who suddenly and mysteriously
riisaPp.sfe1: host Of sympathizIne friends soon
Jo.eu ene distracted parents ia fruftless search.
euu VIC Inonrnful cry Of .schild lost - with IN
ringing OF bells, echoed through our streets mr.
ing nVc or SIX weary hours the mvxterv ana a.
tess increased but about q o'cfock IN. go.
solfted, and the tragedy turned 10 Comedy r.
ANXIOUS parents. who had probably ney., ,..S
Don Juan, did not once think OF sslooting In
tue ped as wei as under but when about te >.
IRE Tor tue night they did so, and grief soon
changed TO JOY they discovered The ,nt..S.
youngster snugly tucked away between tvro h-sts
enjoying the sound and refreshing sleen Of g.
childhood ~f - Nieu
Those IN want OF eligible locations for ,e.,
dences In our city will do well 10 attend the sale,
advertised In another column by Barnard a BUCK
ey, auctoneers. The property on First street M
be hrst Sold is in excellent and very desirabl,
neighborhood and that on Bridge street near III,
bridge, Ito be sold directly afterwards affords ,
good chance for profitable investment
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From Europe

The steamship Canada, at Halifax brings Liv.
e-pooi dates of A pril 2lst
Nothing has been determined upon in regard
10 the prize nght, and the referees decision would
not De made till the next week. Both men de-
clare their anxiety 70 be again friends Heenan,s
friends claim that he actually won the fight,
while .Sayer's friends are equally sangufne
Neither desire the battle To be considered drawn
ana each claims that he could have wen I'm a few
minutes.
George Wilkes denies in the Times that the
letsree stopped the fight at the request Of Heenan
or his friends, asserting that Heenan virtually
won, and will be ready to renew the stru-.g A
an hours notice, and accept no other trophy than
the belt, which he believes lie honestly won
Heenan thinks he can win il again and will not
leave England till he brings the contest TO a
proper conclusion.
considerable sums have been collected at I,iv-
erPooI and London for Savers, who was to attend
tne stock exc hange on the 2ist and be presented
win tlOO- Ii is thought strong steps will be Ia.
Ken TO prevent another meeting
The light between Lynch, (AmcricanO and
shaw Tor the championship Of the light weights
was won by Shaw
strength.
The Prince Of Wales was to sail for Canada
about the end Of April.
ded rPo'e"'iy uoSi-
Ctv-ay, British Minister TO Mexico. had heen
appointed consul to Milan.
General Benedek had been appointed Governor
OF Hungary, and charged to carry out sundrv
reforms, from which happy effect was predicted
Ortego, who recently attempted the insurrection
IN spain, was shot on the 18TH IL is supnosed
Noheha VIII enter the new Spanish Cabinet
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-05-03

The CHEMISTRY OF MEpIcINE-Among the
special delights which have so richly repaid our
visit TO New England, was the inspection II was
our privilege to make of DR.. J. c. Ayer& Co "a
Laboratory at Lowell. Although we knew by
hear-say that II was large, yet were we surprised
Wnen we came into view of its real magnitude,
ana still more by the extent and complication of
us uulY immense business. The whole massi We
structure Is In fact one vast chemical laboratOrv
In which the processes of this wonderful art are
constantly going on. Medico-chemical science
has found that the curative properties Of any sub
e1nce exist In some one or more Of its com ponent
paris Thus the medical effects of opium are due
solely TO the morpha ii contains, although this is
out one eighteenth part Of its weight; the other
seventeen parts are gum, extractive and inert or
OFFENSIVE matter. DR.. Ayers system separates the
H1edlcai properties of each substance employed
ana we are here shown the processes by which
the rtTtEsS OF each remedial agent ara chased
through the alembics until they come out com
ple.eIy pure at last. These concentrated purified
medical properties or virtues are finally combined
together to produce the remedies which have
made themselves reputation for unriyaled ex
ceuence, all over the world Not only does the
Doctor df>claim all secresy in his art and explain
every process and every particular, but he main
talns that this Is the only process by which the
people can be supplied with the best possible
remedies for the treatment Of disease The formula
oy which bis remedies are made are published in
The medical journals and have been presented to
q large part OF the medical faculty OF the United
states, and are constantly sent by mail to sue b
pnysiclans as apply for them.-DaiIy Chronicie.
SdR ErGHciSc0.
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Proceedings Of rs.DsH.

In THE HousR, to-day, Mr. Leake offered pre-
amble and resolution to the effect that the Clerk
Of the House and the Commissioner on Public
Buildings be authorized to arrange the old Hall of
Representatives for the use Of the House Library
The report OF the Librarian, being read, showed
that the House Library was in a bad condition,
and its removal absolutely necessary The cost of
fitting up the old hall is estimated at SO COO Re-
ferred to Committee on Public Buildings
A motion being made to go into Committee of
the Whole, before the question was put. gener-
al understanding was had that after to-day debate
while in Committee, should be confined to the
Tariff bill. until that was disposed Of
The House then resolved itself into Committee
OF the w hole, (Mr. Curtis, of Iowa in the chair
Mr., Gooch, of Mass then proceeded to address
the committee.
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xxxvIsh CONeREss-FIRsr sxxs.o.
Proceedings Of Yesterday Aftern..p

In THE House. yesterday, after we went TO
press, the body being in Committee of the Whole
MI: Hutchins, Of Ohio, spoke upon the slaverv
question, maintaining that slavery Is wrong IN
every aspect-wrong to the slave, WRONG 10 the
STAKEHOLDER, an injury to the material industrial
political, social, educational, moral, and religi,
tolerate it, VI
Mr.. Smith, ofN c also spoke upon the slave
~ question, defending the South against charges
OF aggression, and denying that the Constitution
Of the United States was hostile to the institution
of slavery.
At twenty minutes after O'Clock the Com nit
tee rose and the House adjourned
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WASHINGTON NEWS AND GOSSIP.

THE LATEST FROM CHARLssToN.-Just as we
60 to press we learn that special dispatches have
just reached Washington, saying that this morn
Ing the Charleston Convention adjourned without
making nominations, to meet again in Baltimore.
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NEw Foo Believe saw yesterday at the
foundery Of Messrs. Ellis 4 Bro. new light boat
foe-bell cast by those capable machinists after a
plan entirely new, designed by Mr.. whilden,
civii Engineer, Of TIE Light House Board, un-
ae' 'he snPerintendence Of Capt Smith, who
slnce ,he transfer Of Capt Franklin to the super
in'endence Of the Water Works. has been the
efhcient Secretary Of that Board. This ball
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huHoRED DEATH OF CONSUL HARRIs-Itis ru-
mored that intelligence has reached this country
through private correspondence Of a member Of
t1e house Of Wetnore, Williams & Co., at shang-
hal, OF the death Of Townsend Harris, consul
general, representing this country at Japan The
state Department is yet without knowledge of the
fact, and 1t may possibly prove untrue
r. Sit is now denied that Messrs. wetmore
~ Co have received any such Intelligence.
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III Occasional" has the following special
dispatch In Forney's Press, under date Of Wash
tngton, April 20:
MAYOR BERRET RETuRSED.-Hon James G
befret, who visited Charleston on the invitation
ne went to Charleston a strong friend of Hunter.
and returned, as am informed, pretty thoroughly
disguised with the wiles Of the politicians in that
quarter. he passes high compliment to J. Knox
Walker, Of Tennessee, who DISPLAYS sagacitv and
energy In his efforts In favor of Douglas
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weighs one thousand pounds, and is DESIGNED
ior the most dangerous Of the foggy districts on
our Atlantic and Gulf coast II is 10 he L.r. in
constant motion by means of an Ericsson ENGINE
and the clapper makes one stroke at each r,vol,.
ton. The clapper Is guarded SO as to avoid the
deadening Of the reverberation by living AGAINST
the side Of the bell, with springs which flouoh
they have not sufficient resistance to prevent the
ciapPer from making effectual blow upon the
bell, yet are strong enough to throw il bach and
hold IL about inch from the metal until ,,ot,,e,
revolution Of the bell. The machinery also causes
the bell to revo!ve on the spindle of the capper.
thereby avoiding constantly striking in the same
place, as in ordinary cases. The frame is of
wrought iron, neatly fashioned, and altogether
the execution Of the work is of a very superior
order, and highly creditable to the business en-
terprise of the Messrs Ellis, who inform, ms that
the cost of isexecution does not exceed that pajd
by the Government for similar class Of work at
the Trey IN. " boundaries
-
The WRATHER.-The following report Of u
weather for the morning Is made from the Amer
lean Consolidated Telegraph Line to the Smith
sonian Institution. The time Of observation IL
about 2 o'clock.
Philadelphia, Pa.........raining, cool
Baltimore, Md. cloudy, cool
washington, ID. Co.. cloudy, wind NE
Norfolk, Va.............. raining, 53o wind
Wilmington, N c.. cloudy, cool.
columbia, y. C.......... clear, cool
Augusta, ia. clear, pleasant
Sssavanhan, ua'........ cloudy, $50, wind NV
macon, Ia ............... clear.
columbus, Ca. clear, pleasant
Montgomery, Ala. clear, pleasant.
Prairie Bluff, ALA. clear, pleasant
Barometer at the Smithsonian at "a. m, (cor-
recsed Tor temperature 2e, s92 at noon, o9. 953
Thermometer at a. m, So; at noon, 595
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PaFsomaI-

- Hon. c. B. Cochrane, of y. V, is at VIII.
lards'
- Hon: Nj. w. Tappan, of n, H., Gov Alex
asnsey, OF MINI, and JnO. C. Sherburne, U. 5
A, are at the National
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u Five hundred Mormons arrived at New
York ON Tuesday morning, in the ship Under
writer, from Liverpool
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u The editors and representatives Of the
pr IS at present in Charleston entertained on
Saturday at a banquet provided by the press of
south Carolina, at which they had good time
generally
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u Two professional well-diggers were re-.
Gently buried alive in a sixty foot well near Day
ton, Ohio.
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u Charleston correspondent says that the
ar there is fun Of rumors and tobacco smoke.
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T. r. GASZYNSKI

II T. r. GASZYNSKI
nlAS The honor 10 announce 10 the citiz.ns of
" a. plngton a d ticorgetOwn that hi anuual "a
MAJ BALL. Will take place on THURS -
IA the 81 May next a the ASSEMBLING
ROOMS, on Louisiana avenue. The prepa g.
ratio Tor this festival wall surpass ia beauty a.
sPlendor ANYTHING thar has hitherto been Prescn',t
70 tie pubic IN this CITY ia the y az Of decorst m
no pains or expense hs wing beer spared 10 ma k the
occasion unusually brilliant aud attractive. Al
the Coronation of the Queen aud the conclusion col
the Fancy Dances by the children. the lOor VAL 10
placed at the disposal Of the Visitors.
Mlthers' fnll land Is engaged
Prices of admission: TWO DOLLARS c,- .
heHtiem&n and two Ladies and where more ti,au
Two ladies' ACCOMPANY gentleman an additional
chargs 81 y cent will be made for each tickets
Ticsets can be procured At all the princi pal hotel
and ~ the door on the evening Of the festival.
ap &-7t%
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-05-03

TIE PHLADELPHIA BLEcTIoY.-The municjpal
election W hieh took place In Philadelphia on the
LIST inst for Mayor, City solicitor ComptroF[r
City Commissioner, Receiver Of Taxes and Select
and Common Councils, has resulted In the eIec-
tion Of the Peoples ticket" with the execution
Of City Comptroller, but by diminished ma.
Jority For Mayor the vote stood: Henry, Up \
S,2ili Robbins, ID "a ,435; Henry's maioftty
SO. In the Select Council the Peoples party has
- members and the Democrats IL In The Com
eon Council the Peoples party hes 81 members
and the Democrats 90. On joint ballot the Peo-
Pies party has a majority Of 10. Nearly 10, 600
votes were cast-being nearly 1000 more than
were given az the general election in 1883 At
me Presidential election In 1856 the vote of Phila
oeipnla stood-for Buchanan, 30 ~; Fillmore
.no fremont $40 At the last Mayors cleo
"0n' however, the Opposition majority was ,7Oi
" some industrious devotee of the p. R., has
PISss = Gnuiar statement of the extent and
1s1.1 ooasi ns punishment In the Keenan, aud
Seye,s So1nlcI The footing is as follows: Savers
Knocked down ~ times, Heenen knccksd down
nov once; ssyers thrown 70 tImrs, Heenan thrown
"nce, number Of blows received Nv ssys,s -
nunosf OF blows received by Heensn no Tbis
Included only the heavy business. IN. ,,ahI.s
ad -Punching is too unimportant for reco,J He'
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Spirit Of the aforninp P,..,

The Constitution treats upon what 1t considers
IRE virtual Democratic triumph involved in IA.
ate municipal election in Philadel phia, and upon
kePueiican Legislative Corruptions.
Inc intelligence is devoted to Congressional
ana Charleston Convention proceedings.
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BENJAMIN CUDLIPP'S STEAM DyEING
Ed ESTABLISHMENT

= NO. 3IS ID ST, BRTw. 8TH AND 9TH STs
Having opened the above place, | am now pre-
pared to Dye and Claanse Ladies Dresses Shawls
Cloaks, MantIl as, BOnnets and Wells; and Gentle
mems Coats, Vests, and Pants. Also Gloves
Cleansed at the shortest notice. Ladies and gen
tielnen gong IN mourning can have their Dyeing
done At the shortest notice. in the very best man
nor, and on the most reasonable terms. A n orders
thankfully received and promptly attended to.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-05-03

iif WiscoxsN JUDICIAL ELEcTIox-Tbe
sLlcago Journal (Rspuhlican) saysthe Q cial re-
GINS rem ell counties in the State have been re-
~, from which II appears that Judge Dixon
40 Oh siectd Chief Justice Of Wisconsin by
,ymyoriy over Judge sloan, tie regular Re-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-05-03

plsIsHEEIEp--The will Of the late John n
has been admitted to probate in New York IT,
report that the daug liter ted Is ali ,,
Neither Der John Dean nor his own MARY Am
Eee solitary sred, !" though the old gentleman
o'sef' worth million and half Of dollars
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ADJUSTMENTS.

Double Minstrel Troupe.
CHANGE OF PROGRAMME NIGHTLY
POSITIVELY, -FOUR NIGHTS ONLY.
WEDNESDAY, THURSDAY FRIDAY, AND
SATURDAY EVENING,
MAY 2, 3, lands.
SIXTEEN STAR PERFORMERS.
sHoREY, earle. DUPREZ and GREEN'S
iaT;7lamed and woTld-renOwned only Original New
TR0UPE and Brass BAND Gfrat fIhA "A
talent and originality. The largest aud best hand
and Irresistible Ethiopian Entertainments, int o.
dueIng the greatest varieties of Now Songs, Bal
Pieces, Fancy Dancings, Queer and Funny Saw
in gya ege FS 0neT re- to the public
each evening by the Brass Band.
ADMISSION TWENTY-FIVE CENTS. Re-
served seats 50 cents. Col3T,d people 3 cents,
aP 81 MANAGER and business Agent.
NATIONAL MUSICAL CONVENTION!
The Annual Convention of the National Musical
Association will assemble ia this CITY at the SMITH
sW9 Nm a. iSsTirrTIoY, ON TUESDAY MORNING,
May Ii. '-0'i' u" ri'u"s evening"
The exercises will be under the direction of Prof
L. +. BAKER, Of Boston, Mass.
- An accomplished vocalist, Miss LITTLE also of
Boston, Is expected to I've present.
=, The requirements for receiving the benefit Of the
convention are evidence of membership of church
cholr OF some other musical association. and the
payment of a nominal sumo cents-towards Jso
fTayIng necessary expenses.
IL Is important that those who contemplate at
tehung should be present punctually at the hour of
meeting on Tuesday morning.
:, =, ,-,..,. p. ID. GURGEY, President
N. Is. fO6lI 4, Corg Sec. ap 9.Ma2,3,57
ASHIN THEATRE.
The manager avals himself Of an opportunity of
varying the move! entertainments of has
estabiis hment with the beautiful
and novel performances
which the return to
public life of
MR.. ROBERT HELLER
enables hun to present. He confidently announces
TIE FIRST PRGsTIDIGITArEUR
OF the world since the retirement Of the justly
ROBERT HOUDIN.
whose marvellous, simple and elegant feats are in
Sty!e ana effect Teproduced-Rot imita -ed-by Mr.
,SOfREEs FANTASTIQUES
THURSDAY EVENING, NAYS
Ana VIII comprise. IN addition a rich variety of
entirely new, novel, and splendid experiments in
Hatara mage never before given in America Illus
tTatlons OF the marvellous power of
SECOND SIGHT.
For further particulars see bills.
Admission 80 cents; orchestra chairs 81. No extra
Box sheet open daily from a. IN. to Z D. m and
from 5 10 ?. M. when seats may he secured with
out extra charge
On ATpRDAY. MAY S, will he given aGRAND
MlD-DAl SoIREE, for the special accommoda-
ton OF Families and Children Does omen AZ 3
O'Clock. performance will commence at q. precI so
II; Admission To all parts of the house s. cent.
Children, p cents. '