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HEEAL1H RESTORED !
GoDR. MOTT'Se2
w. GNgS
Ghalgbrate gills,

An aperient and stomachic preparation Of
IRON purified Of Oxygen and Carbon by COM
bustion in Hydrogen, OF high medical author
ity and extraordinary efficacy in each Of the
following complaints, VIZ:
DEBILITY, NERVOUS AFFECTIONS, ENA-
CATION. DYSPEPSIA, DIARRHEA CONSTI.
PATTON. SCR0FULA, SALT RHEUM, SCURYY,
JAUNDICE LIVER COMPLAINTS RHEUMA-
TISM. MERCURIAL CONSEQUENCES, INTER
MITTENT FEVERS, NEURALGIA, CHRONIC
HEADACHES, FEMALE WEAKNESS. MIS-
MENSTRUATI0N. WHITES, CHLGR0SIS, etc.
PIMPLES ON THE FACE, R0UGHNESS OF
THE SKIN, etc.
The IRON being absorbed By the blood, and
thus circulating through the whole system, no
part Of the body can escape their truly wonder.
full influence.
The experience of thousands daily proves that
no ureparation of Iron can for a moment be
comaared with It Impurities Of tie blood, de-
preston Of vital energy, palo and otherwise
sickly compilations indicate its necessity in al
most every conceivable case. In all cases Of
female debility (iuor albus, chloresis. etc., its
effects are della htfully renovat;ng. No remedy
has ever been discovered, in the whole history
of msdicine, which exerts such prompt, happy,
and lyrestorative effects. Good appetite, COM
plete digestion, rapid acquisition of strength,
WITH an unusual disposition for active and
cheerful exercise, immediately follow Its use
As grand stomachic and general restorative
it has no superior and no substitute.
Put nm I'm neat nat metal boxes continuing
SO pills. price so cents per box SIX boxes:
Sc 50; one s:ozen boxes. 81 90. For sale by
Druggists generally. VIII DE sent 1ree 10
any address ON receipt of the price. All ief<
tiers, orders, etc., should be addressed 10
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N SH WILLIE:
MOVEMENTS OF THE RAILRUaDS.

Departure of Passenger Trains.
NASHVILLE & cHarTASooGA "A a. M. 3 P H.
TENNESSEE & ALABAMA AIS A. NJ, 400 p II
LorIsruIE& NASHyuLE-5:0 100 A. NJ. $40 p N
90 GaiIstnExpress 200 NJ
EDGETIELp & KEsTUckT-6:3O An, 2:45 p NJ
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SNYDER & FRIZELL

Have on hand large assortment Of
4 AIDES French Dress Trunks;
II do Sole Leather do;
do HCabinet" 10; a New artisls,)
tents IIue Sole Leather Trunks,
do H. d. 20. V4Ilses, (AshaEd anI 9TH
er stytesl which they Offering at very
!geed r.Ies- Gail II No. y PGbhc Square
Jane.-tf
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ga Situation Wanted,

By Young Man, who writes plain and rapid
hand, ana is good accountant has experience
Travelling Agent No objections TO go any part
of the United States. Reference from last employ
ers. Please address EMPLOYMENT, Patriot Office.
may2q-tf
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WANT TO HIRE.

I,OR the bal of the year, a servant to do the
II cooking and washing for small family. Ap-
ply a: this o lfce.
apr24-tf.
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:.
thisarticlefor oycrten
coSHDEScExxDIRU1a OF
been able TO say of
ER HAS 1T FAILEDIS
EFFECT CURE, when
. We know an Instance
one who used IL, on
. Lighted with it's opera
I OF highest commenda
: and medical virtues
|, "wHaT vs. DO Know
ence. ASB PLEDGE oCR
AksT % wHzT VIZ Ekas
instance where the in
, and exhaustion, relle
, twenty Minutes after
I tered.
. tion is the presentation
I PERIkSCED aud ski
I land, and has be G
) ING succEssIx
! Or CASES
: from pain, but ipvia
: bowels, corrects acid
ergy TO the whole sya
stant;y relieve
) BOWELS, AND
: cOIIC.
, which If notspeeday
We believeitthe bes .
WORLD, in all c&scs<f
J RIGA IN CHILDREN
} teethsng- or from ary
!, say 90 every mother
: from any OF 1.-THE foreen-
) LET YOUR PREJu6I
; iICES OF OTHERS
ing child and the rcfia
ABSOLUTELY SpRE-
|. medicine. II timely
will accompany ssch
, less the facsimile 81
: York, is on the out
out the world.
Cedar St. New York;
cents per battle.
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Lexington Races.

THIRD DAY-WednesdSy. June 6-First Raes-PGr-e
500 for all agas-M,ie Hears
John VI. Clay cutters b. q Mat. Davis, y
O., by Star Paws. dam Rilly by Trustee.
Jas ". Ford enters RI. FOiey's b. c. TTI-
buLe, y o., by 8ethune, dam Mary goli,
lSStlr-- q 4
F. E. Eagle tiers I,r. Hers ch. C. v. o.
by Herr's Boston, Cam Nancy Pgg, by
8 d Bsuce enters Jas. shy's CHI. m Laura
Bruce,4y o.,by Star DAVIS, dam BY 80,
.oru ~: = :. :. = =, :,
y. bv imp. Glencoe, dam sister to Jack
Gamble. .................2 DIR.
A. Keene Richards cutters g. Bermuda, .
70. by Mokhla 81, dam by WOodpecker dr.
Time, LAZY; 1927; 1:5o24.
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Canary Cages {!

IUsF received, 200 assorted Canary Bird csgesoi
q all styles, colors and prices, some handsome
ever brought to this market. For sale low by
febS-tf J. w. WILSON.
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hardware ut Cost

hardware ut Cost.
yETE have hand a heavy stock OF Hardware,
w the greatest portion OF which purchased
this spring, which We are
DESTROYS Of Reducing,
And WILL for cash sell at cost. Merchants Mechan-
les Builders Farmers and others will please
examine at MCCALL * co y,
junc5-.f Eirkman K Ellis Old Stan9.
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OPINIONS OF PHYSICIAN5s
We the undersigned, have had occasion 10 pre-
scribe and watch the of the Artesian Water, in
variety OF diseases, and no hesitation ia de
ciarng it to be op ion that if is exceedingly
valuable remedy in fif7ny chronic diseases Those
in which has been attended with the most
marked benefit thus far are. chronic rheumatism ,
cutaneous affections, and some OF the chronic disor
ders OF the digestive system.
The known chemical elements found in the water
or such nature and they exist in such states OF
combinations that we have no doubt it will be
found in more extended experience IN its effects 70
have wide range OF applicability m the cure Oh
diseases any mineral water known.
n. GOLDSMITH, NJ. D., Prof. Of Surgery in KY
School of Medicine.
W. A. HuNDLEY, NJ D., sups., Louisville Marine
Hospital.
T.. J. GRIFFIN. II. d.
House.
]. W. KNIGHT, H. d.
apr27-2m BAG
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ForRru Day June Purse $500, for all ages, Efle
Heais-Ihree best III five:
John ii. Clay enters br. G. Austerlnz, 20
by Yorkshire, dam Topaz, by G.encoe..-. l
A. h. Richards enters b. m. Glycera 5 y. o.,
by Sovereign dam sister to Pryor 2
by exing,on, dam picayune .'......, 3
John Wiley enters john Campbcll'sb b. h., Az
o., by Glencoe. dam sister to Jack Gamble 4 4
Jas. W. Ford enters br. h. Black Jake, y
O, BY Cracker. dam by John Richards -. 5 dis.
Webb r enters ii. p. Folsy's br. h. Ma
rinso, y. o.. by Sovereign, dam by Bos-
Neutrality-suspicious.. -.................. dis.
Time. LEO: :49I.: LIS.
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For 25 cents, will make half gallon of the best
stomach Bitters known-invalaablef for weak consti-
tions, dyspeptic habits, bilious disorders derange-
snt OF the stomach aud bowels Every family
ould use them at the present change of Tie
Prl4-tf MACKENZIE x MINCHIN
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Ladies Shoes and CATERS.

Tempest's Fruit Jars.
,x7E have on hand several hundred dozen Quarts
w .ns Half Gallon Of these famous Fruit Jars.
he zimpkest cheapest and best ar cle yet invented
lie preservation Of Fruit and Vegetables
Tsmpest's Jars preserve sIzA"ssERiEsi
T<npest,s Jars preserve RAsFszRHEsl
Tenpes.,s Jars preserve Bi.cEszEzlEs;
Tempesf,s Jars preserve PIE Plant
Tempest,s lars preserve PEAoHEs
Tenpests Jars preserve PIuNsi
Tenpestss Jars preserve orIScEsi
Tenpesf's Jars preserve CHEEEIEs
Tempest,s Jars preserve f0sxToEsi
We have |. fan suPpiy OF Arthur's Class, Stone and
.n Jars Of all Sizes
xIst,-LudIov's Glass and Tin Jars, AL sizes
ne ve ars Offering cost price, Isel assured
Tempest,s Stone Jars
ma .uoerceds Az others.
ssG MACKENZIE NISCHIS.
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Conger's Saloon.

A This New saloon on Market street, near Union
IA substantial
LUN CHI
Will be regularly set every morning at III O'Clock
and every evening at O'Clock tanoo-;f
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The Join H. Fssher departs today at II for
Paducah.
The Red Roper passed Padueah st r u.
yesterday. and will probably be in port 10
night.
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SEcoxD RAnR-Swcerstake for year olds that never
won 4 race Mile Heats $50 entrance, SIS forfeit.
The Association to add $50

John Robbins oh. c. by Glencoe,
dam Bertrand .......... ........
F. TerreIl's CHI. c. by Glencoe, dam
sister to Little FiaI by Grey Eagle 5
W S. Buford's b. f. by lexington,
dam bv Glencoe, grand dam Mel
ody = q
Jas. Bsrry's CHI. C. Revii, by Van
Gal, dam Mary Ellen, by Mirabeau 20
Harper & Gratz br. {. Yirg, by Van
dal, dam by imp. Yorkshire 49, 70.
Eagle & WinPate's b. c. Jack the
Barber, by yandal, dam Nebraska,
by imp. Sovereign. .............. 70.
V. 81. FlourDoy' Is hi. f. Jenny John
son, by Sweet Owen dam Lux, by
z. Wards en- c. Jimmy McFadden,
by Herr's Boston, dam by ECLIPSE
ont Of Queen Mary .---........... dis.
DR.. L. Herr's oh. C. Pink Eye, by
Herrs Boston, dam By imp. Envoy di,
Time, 1:50H; 1:4e4, so; 81
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Wholesale Depot, No. IS Cedar ST., New York.
Address HENRYC. SPALDING & CO.,
MRS. WINSLOW,
S OC Z HIN e SYR II p
For Children .reethfng

whichgreatly facilitates the process of teetbfng,b
softenin the gums and reducing all innamstiGn W
allay ALL PAIN and STANDARDIZATION, and Is
SuREToREGULA-E THE BOWELS
Depend upon it. mothers il will give restso your.
selves, and
RELIEF AND HEALTH TO YOURINFANTS
Price 1S cents nor RDTTI r
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straw Goods.

CONSISTING of all the latest styles for Men and
~ Boys, to which we invite the attention of all.
FRANCISCO,
apr5-tf No. % Pubic square.
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ChiIdren'S Fancy Goods.

CONSISTING of all the latest styles for Boys
~ Children, Infants and little Misses, to which the
attention of the ladies is particularly requested.
A. J. FRANCISCO,
Hatterand FI-rier No. % Public Square. Mas hy i'll
msy9-fI
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If the Grave Gould Sneak

lssr should learn that half of the children
w born die before they i've years old Give
strong medicines TO children. but once resort
TO the GrBfenberg
Children,s Panacea.
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The Chinese Nat

A NEW style, direct importation from Canton eo
n up expressly for the hot weather, at the Fash
tonable Hat Emporium of FRANCISCO'S,
may15-f No. % Public Square.
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3. 4. Rnnya's, ST. Louis.
Riser rising. with 10 CT II fest wat''f on
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dice,
Chronic Nervous Neb,lty, Giseasesof the Kidneys
and al Diseases arising from disordere Liver or
Stomach, Dyspepsia, Heartburn, Inward Piles, Acid
ity Sickness OF the Stomach, Fulness Of Blood to
the Head Dull. Pain Swimming in the Head, papi-
tation of the Heart, Fuilness or Weight ia the
Stomach, Sour Erccia'irrs, Choking or Snif1caiing
yelling whea lying down Dryness Yell swness of
the skin AMI Eyes, Night Sweats, Inward Fevers,
Pushes of Heat, Depression of Spirits, Frightfui
Dreams, languor, I'espondency, any Nervous
Disease Sores Blotches. on The skim and Fever
and Ague Tor Chills and fever-)
Over a Million OF Bottles
Have been sold during the last six months, and
instance has 1t failed in giving entire satfaction
Who, then will suffer from Weakness ar Debility
WHEN McLEAN'S STRENGTHENING CORDIAL viii
cure your @
Nolangusge convey an adequate idea Of the
immediate and amost miraculous change produced
by taking this Cordial in the diseased debiiated and
shattered nervous system, whether broken down by
excess weak by nature. or impaired by sickness the
taxed and unstrung organization Is restored TO
pristine health and vigor.
MARRIED PERSONS,
others conscious of inability from whatever cause;
will find McLean's Strengthening Cordial thorough
regenerator of the system, and all who may have in
iuTed themselves by improper indulgence, will End
in the Cordial certain and speedy remedy
TO THE LADIES,
McLean's strengthening Cordial
Is sovereign and speedy cure for
IncipIent Consumption, Whites,
ObStructeC or Dacei AenStruailon, lnconuuencc OF
Urine Involuntary discharge thereof, Falling Of
the Womb, Giddness, Painting and all diseases incl
dent to Females;
There Is no Mistake About II.
Suffer no longer. Take it according to directions.
II will stimulate, strengthen, AMI invgCrate and
the bloom of health to mount your cheek again.
! Every bottle is warranted give satisfaction.
FOR CHILDREN.
If your children sickly, puny afflicted, Nc
Lean Cordial will make them healthy, lat and
| bust. Delay not moment, try it and you Will be
| convinced.
1t Is Delicious to Take.
| CAUTION.-Beware of Druggists Dealers who
may try palm upon you some Bitter, or Slrsapa-
rilla trash, which they buy cheap, by saying it is
| just good. Avoid such men. Ask for McLelns
StreI- hrning Cordial aud take nothing Else II IL
| the only remedy that Will purify the Blood thor
Ough and at the time strengthen the system.
One tablespoonful taken every morning fasting, l.
certain preventive for CPoera Chiils and Fever,
! Yellow Fever, any prevalent Disease II is put W
| in large bottles.
Price only 81 per bottle, or bottles for So.
J. H. MCLEAN,
Sole Proprietor of this Cordial Also, Mclean Vol
cIulc Oil I.inment.
Principal Depot the corner Of Third and Pine
streets, s.. Louis No.
Sid by ". w. BERRY & DEMOyIII.F, Nashville,
and al respectable Druggists everywhere.
mylOtins-&w1y
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DEPARTED.

ARRIVED.
june s.--Noac.
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FINANCIAL.

U0Usf BEaMONT co., BANKEk0, NO. % WALL
"A street. issue Letters Of Credit rayeiler AVAILABLE q
l parts Of The world through the Mess Roschd Of Par
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AFR. COLLINg NEXT ENGAGElENT WILL BE IN ST.
April aer which he plays In Chicago and early Nay a. e
Howard A,hmneum- Bosion &C. All managers may address
'''' W. COLLINS, Aren't
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yIAYTI N1NsTREI6, OSDERDoNK'S HALL. NO 100
Ii Grand street, Cnton.-Fourth week Brilliant
New programme for thn which vf conclude wih
ths plantation sceps Of DxisI Land Doors opea All Per-
feruaaos commence n prveisely, Admisgaa y oeoe
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LNROM THE EVENING BULLETIN THURSDAY
March l3 I800-Mr. COLLINS ct the Arch "a creating
furore The house crowded nightly and resounds with
have the ease and ansh Of Mr. Cons and when tho ow Of
ns . cs M 2 ns never q G Gossysa mo ~ ynsa
Hunsrs from the iace pen Of John Broughsm, he has
well suited 10 h peculiar powers and the representation
hailed with constant demonstrAons Of delight This
ing in addition 70 The Fortune Hunte How 10 Pay the
Mr. Collins sustaining role in which he famouaAogan
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AMUsEMENTs.

CAsTlEs CON lxEr ROOM co. BxoADWAY Enw
NJ doors above Ehlo's
Don't forget tho Place 'art ~
Crowded every right by the fsshonabe portion o cy -
witness the ormances OF the best secced CorapAny n -
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D.NrxHIarrION-ADMIssIoN FRKR
or THE PILGRIM FATHERS IN AMERICA
AT 0OUPILS GALLERY,
Broadway, corner Of VI gtreA.

c,HowsnN-DE LAMAEO n NOW READY YoR You.
- Hurry your sncw Pantngs give your orde1 fs O
Broadway. DrswtnEs made nee e s6asg~ Is Blse1e0
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TlRYANT'S MINSTRELS
ID MkCHANlCE HALL 472 BROADWAY
MONDAY. March 49, and every night in the week,
The Old Excelsior Troupe OF the world.
M0kE NOVELTIES, SONGS. DANDES &C.
JEbRY AND DAN BRYANT,
The world renowned Ethiopian Comedians,
In their side splitting Soenes at Guruysx
MISS ISSIppI FLING, McDIL. pAARlLL. &C..
SOUTHERN PLANT ALTON SCENES
Doors open at 61s commence Kn8
Tickets 16 centA-
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AMUsEMENTs.


NTlBiOs GARDEN.
Nh. AND MRS. RARNRY WILLIAM" :" E'A'''
MRS BARFEY WILLIAMS
In her wonderful Prossan Personaaops In
Mr. AND MRS BARHhY WILLIAMS
In their s<erlins frsh drsmn OF
g4s ALL HALfOW RIVE
Ihe great rush 10 witness heee esRspi productions induces
the snn0uncs theIr petition thls evening
wxDNESDAY EVENING, March q,
Tho enertAne nts win comuonce with the Interesting Irish
.lf ALL HALIsOW EVE
Bcdy O'Connor. Mr. barney Williams
To be followed BY - Protean farce OF
An HOUR IN skvILLh
Conc, udiDg Win the humorous fayss Of tke
81 DEAD SHOT.
In kehearaalJhe nAnAaer takes great pleasure In
nouucDg the produecn maxi vee VI Of the choicest drA
mstc gems Of the beautiful Iriah drama entitled
VILLA Riley on, NOT GUILTY. rAf4s or NUN
Ths pisce was originally written BY he suthos Of hs
and ADAPTED for Mr. and Mrs Barney Williams BY H. 0gean
10, and VIII be put tho aAge In most superior
with enire new and approprse scsnsry costumes ep
polntmeu &c Among the local The piece viii be
rspres~nted truthful picture Of he Cork ver BlAsr,ek
Casls above the 0ene rod; the Cove OF Cork above
Queenstown Carlisle Bridge. aad Sackville street. Dublin
Boxes 20 cen 9 family circle snirAncc Crosby street.
- cents; orchestrn chairs, 81; private boxes IS
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REsTAURAhTg.

THE LOVERS OF BOWL OF NEW ENGLAND SOUR
and Fsh Cbcvder be grahed BY calling ai No New
street. four from Wall sreet fre6 LuncSl Gog Reau
rants furuehed On Ne mod reaeooahae teIHh
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| Tha be.s ass ,,.-t nv,,,,~,.
| a hs psrsoa.
~ bsoS nouRorcAy1r fsE'
! 'Ionaoa Assarsucss
"0d Heads and Young asar~.
IstRA Kzrsrs -vv....
.'''''''' " -A ..,:, q, '.s-
$50. 4aas1s .,A stIs s..':,.
Ds.Av w., :; ,Sss,ssi. Ssss
rptpscs , e q, a
nasascrs III "a.
2s.s:: as;:; sil:sss:;: ss:y'ss :s...
Murng.
s.;: E q. Z e s.sss 4 7ss:; ~. y y.''
s ssss q nd a::
'i'' ''''' 's.''' 3 szSss IN sa'f rss s,s. ''''
"vArN OF SHaaErR v1czA-
AGNES sossursoN sss
NJ. LAURA kxssx nssssss r.A
Mr. DION BoURUcAuLx.
rHk sCENE p LAID IN PARIS AND rs vr0LNvx.
Out mn ); 81 sss::4 asss ::a Sia 'aa'''a''
'ss.: :::s :.: ~ Ff::s':s -
s:.s; e :. Ss ss ''a,:' 6: % :; z r sss
oS 1nSa ii; ias; country dealer IN hare H. DA
AsSs ~. -. y ii; vulgar and r:as1 n..
nsT:..s'sv I. E s,u.s.-who briags his whip.
ess:s = y room s: -. i;s.; 4 ys::: s:':::
B,sGsDst ysin q sae number NIB Of dues. sshs a.a
q . asg..;sd s:.ss sad isS .s:sssss.. J. A. s-s
4: ss :: X: Il; 49, .;;:a
Ss.I:::::.:::.::; .. b wha.aasa
E Ssl. q iss ss1s ss :aSs:ss %ss *
hsarssd brave fsliov 100 xsodao be Improved by
Ssl;: ssis:s s:ssss M. a s.as ass
vHsns. fsss-Iss :ussrin. angel treated % bad.
Hby Ssi vuls.r husband Of bsrs but II. wh..
sqossn Ds.r snsenc.: Iraao 1o'
xas sssss e Y s Ssss O'
;aS S nSssag e
rlaSonS pss.:ni gil idsnd oi xo:: M Ia
III; sEs Ras';asTsSss SssTfsi4s III 's9sHd: s%ss1. y'A
EXTRA NOTICE.
1kibH DIANA.
WRITTEN BY BY Tasas pfos 400 fSso5saRccAubr,
IRISH cHAEAC5sE fsSas B. .srs
COLLEEN sssEEs' sH1s .s'
.5 THE BRIDES OF S. eARRYowEx.
New music n,s.s 4 .'is: %ss: 5; ron.. B.
THE LAKES q og ~ EHGSSSEy !, 75SSSy:y mr.,
rHE tas1KE.sf anKss 81 c7EH; rni SHANNON.
Doors 9ps p al ! y @ conn snos a saa.ser ssorea
NV noxr,x THEATRE.
Sole rr''ssS SsDsnsSss Hss-s. a.Is. az e. 1885, As
Great success Of ths tslsated actress.
and Mss yAssa hsS fAhAFsa Fi4z ssasns,
IN the grand h'S''r'A' LSvs's' gIS' 81 VENOM;
THE HEARTS MYSTERIES.
f'e'en''' 70 n'S'i The AN MILDLY ASHORE
TIE DENoUSCER%1 VOC "''' afAnA 0'
NEW GERMAN rHEArRE ON BROADWAY
Flint 2sge%ss %sbssF bHsssssSp a.sss w.ass.,
MATHILDE By r Benedix.
Tannenhof. Leon scherer
Full Orchestra under the direction Of ''<A'S'"
Mr. BERGAANN
heserVed seats tSn6 Doffar
poors opsn a. O'clock NJ tce sold r. I'M 10 soes ssn IL
the morning, a. $50 Bro.dway-es3 RUD FAl.t.ENBACH
GEORGE cHRrsrY's MEsrRErs.
SIBto s SALOON.
This fsvorite company win continue their recherche
az P'fsa'Ts Fos sSnorr
f week q Geo cAr.y; ;S.g;.on of the popular
" Timothy Toodlss Mth Candle lectures George Chr.y
TAvoRiTE OLD ASTs iN MIssrRELsY,
wIILMABrd and O. BiDAUx. in ihsir grand Duets; s
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ExCuRSION TICKKT8 TO VIRGINIA AND BACK
~ Tiskee Norfolk and fmouth and besk WIN be issued
by 0s subsbes f Thirteen Dcars sHuing the PasssnEee
Ire nasst6cent essan aeanshps YOnRf0wN. JAZZ
TOWN. ROANOKE leaving here Tuesday, Thursday
and Saturday Afsrnooe q Secloek and Norfolk and Ports
mo! every nou1Ay ednssday and Friday asrnoon. fhh
mouths Jckets 10 RichnouA md back SIS
LUDIAAu HIINEKHN,
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DROADwAY BoUDOIR-BETwEEN GRAND AND
Two BRILLIANT PERFORMANCES.
TWO BRILLIANT PERFoRMANCES.
Afternoon and Evening. Afternoon and Evening.
Afternoon and Evening. Afternoon and Evening.
GRAND MORAL DRAMA
Beautiful Domestic Piav. Gayer's Splendid Burlesque
LAUGHABLE DOMESTIC BROIL
Afternoon Matinee at half psst two
beautiful romantic play founded the celebrated opera
Of LINDA di ChAmounix,, entitled
SMILES AND TEARS;
SMILES AND TEARS;
on, MOTHERS PRAYER. MoTugR'a PRAYER.
on, A NoTHER's PRAYER. on, MOTHERS PRAYER
Confessedv tho most intensely interesting and heart
affecting plsys Of the modern From the rise to the fall
the The mind Of the spectator aosored 10 of
the most delightful domestic stories woven into dramatic
form -
Ane, with sopxs, MIRA G. Howard; Lilly, with ssngs Mrs
Eckhardt Trading Davy Mr.. r. Watkins Robert Lswier
Mr.. q f. Nagls General Blackaiu, Ar. Edwards Arthur,
Mr.. Wbeelock-
GAYIlR's spLENpiDLY suCcEssrUL huRLksQuE.
ROMANCE OF VERY POOR YOUNG MAN, HY
ROMANCE OF VnRY POO1 YOUNG MAN,
ROMANCE OF tvEAD POOR YOUNG NAN,
REPLBTE WITH Wit, HUMOR, SATIRE AND SPARK.
LIMO DIALOGUE fFs
GRERTED WITH SHOUTS OF LAUGHTER AND AP.
FROM LARGE AND FAsHlOkA BILE AUDIENCES.
Previous to Buresque Mr. e. wsskins' well done domestic
IT TAKES rwo 70 QUARREL.
Admission 6 cens children Is centA Secured SeAta B0
cents Front sea reserved for adca Private boxes secured
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T,RoM THE PENNsYLvANIAN, MARCH is
IT WHEATLEY CLARK'S ARCH STREET THEATRE.
The Fottune Hun,ers" with COLLINS as Gerald Des,
meDsely pleased with Il Collins In better voice
than present. and his sopR many which peculiarly
his always rapturouely The Fortune
nunsers How 70 Pay the Rent" aud grand ballet
with full chorua being sung bstwesn The p,eces.
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WALLAcKs THEATRE.
Doors open a seven; ceunencs II half past seven
NINTH WxEKl
ucREAssGA NJ IN f'a. HrrRAcros,
NlcHrL1 : crowds
4 CITIZEN v1slrERs
;. .,..: 81. Z: !ss.ss !:!. ~.
RoxANcx
ORA
POOR YOUNG MAN.
And the following great cast including
Mr. LESTER wALLAoK. Mr. BRoUaHAM.
Mr. wALoor. MR. DYorr,
MRS. HoEY,
MRS. VERNON. MISS CANNON,
MRS. wALcor, MISS xoRANr.
IN rHErR
ORIGINAL CnARAcrERs
Mr.. YOUNG, Mr.. LzvERE, MIR. PARsloE, &C., DC +,
EVERY NIGHT.
No free admission e,cspt the pres.
Box book opsn tive weeks in sdvancs.
QowERY THEATRE
weSPsss.y %ss ! ESsn,Hs e %EEs.A M..,s n
(AdAh Isaacs Menken)
viii appear night two of her avore pieces In which se
NEARLY ONE DOZEN CHARACTERS.
She accounted the most beAutfu the American
The aSssS 2,;fs. III II p PARIS
MY NEIGHBoRs WIFE.