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, 1862-06-02

#J. P. Williston, Esq, Of Northampton,
Mass, = friend Of Oberlin who has contrib
uted two or three hundred dolleEs yearly for
some gears past to the support OF the theo1o-
gfcal department, has just sent the institu-
ton q check for 81 600 He wrote to the
financial agent, that having made little mon
-ey in the manufacture Of free labor cotton, he
contributes 1t to help on the work Obcrlin is
doing.
, 1862-06-02

ENGLISH MoNET.--Recent tacts AaYe come
to Light, which show thst English money fnds
ite way South. Scarcely dead body Of the
rebel soldicry on tho fields Of the Peninsula
but their pockets contained English silver. a
friend and officer of the army, just from the
f.1d Of operations, had an Eugiish shilling
from the body Of one Of the dead rebels, and
he assures me this ia the C. % with almost all
of their dead. Last fall English bank OF Eng-
land notes wero very common in Richmond
amongst the rebel na5na:es.
, 1862-06-02

ONO WHITE SULPHUR SpR1NGs.-The Ohio
White Sulphur Springs, whose curative quail
tics are known to all the world, will be opened
fer the reception Of visitors On the 10th inst,
and will remain open until the 10th Of Sep
tenber. Mesers Warden & Emery, the well
known proprietors Of the American Hotel,
Columbus, Ohio, ara the 1essees Of tho
Spring, and they will be assisted by Judge
Sweeney, late Of tho Walnut Street House.
and Joseph T. Culaertson. late Of the Gibson
House, Cincinnati. The price of board will
be from IS to SO per week for families, or 50
Fer day for transient boarde1s.
, 1862-06-02

BHon. Jere. Clemens Of Alabama, as NC
hear, from Huntsville, Is now Union man.
He opposed the secession movement in the
beginning, but finally yielded to it, and accept
ed Major Generals commission in the robcl
army. He did not sacrifice his principles un-
til he had used the following language in d
speech. Of which he now p1obably secs the
truth: "Why should you wish to destroy the
Government What desire can you have to
substitute for that splendid and glorious pic
tp1e landscape whose waters ara tears, whose
vegetation has been blasted By fra, and whose
Inhabitants have been thinncd ont by the
sword ?''
, 1862-06-02

An Indiana First in Washington.
The Indianapolis Journal says TINT IN Indi-
ans regiment Has the first to arrive in Wash
ington in response to the Presidents pro-
clamation. GOV. Morton always seems ready
for any emergency.
, 1862-06-02

~ A letter from the James River hotiIla
states that the distinctions between Drury's
Point, where the rebel batteries are, and Rich
mond, are Of such character that it will take
years to remove them, even If they ever can
be. Therefore, it would be Of no avail to take
the batteries, even It the attempt were prac-
ticablc. Situated at great hight, our gun
boats would be unable to do them much dam
age should they conclude to attack them.
Both sides Of the river, for several miles below
the batteries, are lined with riffe-pits, from
which the sharp shooters annoy our boats
good deal as they go up aud down. THOUGH
the enemy arc driven temporarily from the
pits by the ehells, from our boats, they arc
speedily reoccupied.
, 1862-06-02

The Memphis dra'anche makes, bitter COM
p1aint that the nicn who now refuse to &C.
credit the Confederate Government and take
Its notes, are the individuals who were
the first and foremost to rush the country
into the rebelion-and who resolved to
"spcnd theirlast dime," and fsspill their last
drop Of blood,'' to t'Vindicate the rights Of
the South" Of course they were. That class
Of men are usually the first to come down
from their high estate under like pressure.
, 1862-06-02

~ At the requestof Gov. stan1y, N the
political prisoners at Washington, and other
places, from North Caxolina have been sent
to thnt State
, 1862-06-02
OUR ARKANSAS ARMY.

Di7isios1--Stccle*s Dirixon-Sad Acc;-
de.t-S,7prise and Brutal lIurdeY Of Sonas
7.rt"ty Federal So4disss-Di6 6tcultiss in lio,'ing
.{oTMurd.
, 1862-06-02

The Loss Of tie Rebels at New Orleans.
The correspondent Of the Boston Jouraaz
writes that he has tue authority Of the forts
Jackson and Philip rebel officers for putting
down their loss at the recent capture Of New
Orleans, as follows: At Fort jackson fifteen
killed, thirty live wounded; at Fort Philip one
killed and three wounded; in the Louisiana,
one Killed and two wounded, and including
Mcintosh, her commander; McRae eight kill
ed. three wounded; including Huger, hercom-
mander; on the Gov Moore, fifty killed, four
teen wounded. The other steamers lost about
twenty each, making totl Of killed and
wounded OF nearly four hundred,
, 1862-06-02
The SteTRn8 Rafta~.

The Washington correspondent Of Forney's
1aess OF the 2sth, te1egraphs that the Secretary
Of the Navy, on that day, sent a communion
lion to the Senate, adverse to the completion
Of the Stevens battery, as contemplated By
the act Of April II, 1859, appropriatiag s75s,
22e4, but providing that the money shall not
be expended unless the Secretary Of the Navy
WAS Of the opinion that the same would Sc
cure to the public an efficient steam battery
A committee appointed in pursuance Of re-
solution Of the last session Of Congress hay-
ing, after thorough Investigation, made IN
elaborate report adverse to this vessel, the
Secretary was not prepared to declare that
her completion would benefit the public ser
vice without further inquiry.
, 1862-06-02
THE PROSPECT OF 4 BATTLE.
1Ihcrn has nnthinu franeniead NIL

There has nothing transpired within the
past four days that seems to portend the near
presence OF a battle, We are well prepared,
We are anxious. The 1otilIa will make
good fight, but will not do it until events be-
come ripe and the appointed time shall arrive,
"
, 1862-06-02

"ANTED-AGENTS-$1OO-
~ To eel J. Z, lLOYD's Great Military War
Ahp6 OF Southern States. Eolored In Counties. 20
cents; coloEed IN sAteA 50 cent? United States Ra
f1aa @ !, Mep s e9ass: Virginia Asp esnN: satuekJ
TIE sooEe nsgs, 9sa tfee. c0 separately for
Eeta! Price. Send stamp and get circular. SC
La! DUN; Agent, 10 Lake Etzeet Chicago nj.
, 1862-06-02

Trade is beginning to revive in New Orleans
The True De3ta announces the arrival, on the
18th instant> OF o load Of cotton By the steamer
Dian. from Plaq1emiDc. Cattle had come in
from The Red River, and an arrival from Caro-
lima Bluff Ia reported, with corn, oats, -four
and bacon. In order to encourage the ship
mems of cotton, General Bntler issued the
following order, promising protection to the
eargoes: -.
ment having been Informed that rebellious,
/, ,ing and desperate men have represented aud
are now representing to the honest planters
and the good people OF the Stste Of Louisiana,
that the Uni1ed States Government, by ita
forces, hare come here to confscate and des.
, 1862-06-02

PURGLARY.-Thc Office Of the
~ Undersigned was entered during the nigh: II
FRIDAY, e3d INST- their iron aafe blown opcn. aat
the following aieog otlier property. stolen ta:sz
, 1862-06-02

w WANTED-sl, 900. Ihave 81 ,Oco
~, to, to 1nvest as partner in paging business
ing steady employment at reasonable salary Ad.
drcs tstatn. kind Of bussncss) "B-" Tribune diHcc
ulySer7i63t
, 1862-06-02

GTRA] ED-F'rem the West Diyi-
\ sion, small brown Indian or French Po,v-,ob-
tailed Any person giving Information of thu sxn L,
J. F. Ball1ntyne at the Tribune Office vii Se rrwa--
IT, uy.q3t
, 1862-06-02

GTRAYED OR STOLEN-A
L Young brown horse. three va.,o - r.o'.
hI1 1es Wits tth long tail Has sot st1s.ed Or
pIECK. osheast corner Of North Wes a1ti pivi.i.a
aAeess' my3Qr1s91s
, 1862-06-02
800 r E " 4 r D.

NO. q Burning ST
New York, Ma~ 14t1, 1867 mTWrE;
, 1862-06-02

A GENTS WANTED.-ProftabIe
IA Employment 8-. net profit per gross m4de by
hgenta on the new patent 1nPRuyKD IHDKLI8lx
AAKE1sG PENCIL AgeEx have retatIed from one to
Two gross IN one day Over seventy thousand sold
Samples sent By mat receipt OF 81 cent? for sair
pies Of marked linen. terms, &C. one etau1p AddreTt
& F. CLARE Northampton. Mass. mt1ln39l sn
, 1862-06-02

WANTED-To exchage for Chi
~ ergo City Property or Goods i good Improved
41oIs County: ao acres N Carroll County; Improved
Properly IN The Gity Of Morrison H.; 1,d acres Uai-
haETIcon . Ws oo acEes IN ioya portion vii be
ss9H state street IA. DANIELS, Real Estate Agent
, 1862-06-02

lptJ4 ~ yeFtser has secured safe and sure
inves1n ent BY which 100 PET cent can readily be ae.
close the bargain, will agree to tTansfer it over to any
person t9s & ;saionable SoEumiss,on The ahoye can
Address r. O. Box 115 stating whcu End where On III
, 1862-06-02

troy their crops Of cotton and sugar, it is
hereby ordered to be made known BY pnblica-
tion in all the newspapers Of this city, that
al cargocs Of cotton and sugar shall receive
the safe conduct Of the forces Of the United
states, and the boats bring them from beyond
the lines Of the United States forces, may be
allowed to return in safety after reasonable
delay, il their owners shall go desire. Pro-
owners and managers Of said boats, and Of
the property so conveyed, and no other mer-
ebandi6e except provisions Of which such
boats are requested TO bring q full supply for
the benefit Of the suffering poor Of the city.
ttBy command Of
sMsjor-Generl Butler.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-12-30

Advertisements published IN both the Daily and the
weekly SENTINEL will be charged the full Daily rates
with one half the Weekly rates added.
Notices published In the local columns. OF ten
lines under will be chsrge for each insertion 81; II
over ten lines. ten cents per line.
Charges will made for inserting the notices OF the
following Orders Societies and Associations at the rates
named, 20 be paid In advance
Military Companies, Order Of Odd Fellows, Masonic
Orders. Benevolent Societies and Singing Societies.
For each exceeding lines 70 cents Tor each
lnsrrton; over eight lines at this rate.
Announcing deaths with funeral notice attached, 81
without notice free
Marriage Notices so cents.
Notices Of Festivals Pcncs aud Excursions gotten up by
individuals associations. by churches at the regular
prices.
Advertisements loaded and placed under the head of
Special Notices. ten lines over, will be charged double
the usual rates.
Advertisements making less than three lines, inserted
once in the Daily. will be charged fifty cents
Yearly advertisers to paw quarterly
Announcing candidates for Offices OF every description
be charged the Of 81 so for each name IN the
Daily and the Daily and Weekly, the same TO be, In
all cases. paid in advance.
Legal advertisements Inserted at the expense OF the at
torneys ordering and not desyabe for the legal proceed
lngs but ccilectable at usual time Publishers not
for the Ct legal advertisements be-
yond the amount charged for their publication.
ELDER HARKNEss BINGHAM,
Propretors Indiana State Sentinel.
J. NJ TILFORD,
President indianapolis Journal Company.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-12-30
INDIANAPOLIS, IND, TUESDAY MORNING,
RrrusLroASs HOLDING ovrR.

REPUBLICANS HOLDING OVER
Dela~are and Blackford-walter March.
Fsyette and Union-Bepjamin F. Claypool
Fountan-Henry Campbell
Hamilton and Tipton-Geo. B. Grub.
Hendricks and Boone-Solomon Blair.
Henry-Joshua II. Mallett.
Laporte and Starke-Abram Teegarden.
Miami and Fulton-Daniel r. Bearss.
Montgomery--Michae q. White
Noble, DeKalb and Steubeu- Timothy X.
Dickinson
Randoph-Thomas r. Brown, (contested)
Rush-Edward H NJ. Berry
Decatur d. Pleak-l3.
REPUBLICANS ELECTED.
Jefferson-John l.. Mansfield
Wayne-Othnel Beeson.
Benton Warren and White-Alfred Reed
Tippecanoe-Moses @. Culver
Jasper, Lake, Newton and Porter-Ezra Right.
Kosciusko and Wabash-W. @. Graves.
Parke and Vermllion-O. P. Davis.
Marion-John @. New (contest) .--8--2l
DEMOCRATS HOLDING ovrR.
Clark and Scott-Charles r. Ferguson.
Clay and Putnam-Archibald Johnston
Gibson, Dubois and Pike-Thomas Shoulders.
johnson and Morgan-Fnnklin Landers
Shelby and Hancock-Martin NJ. Raw
Vigo and Sullivan-Henry X Wilson.
Washington and Harrison-Simeon X. Wolf
Jennings and Jackson-M edea W Shields-S
DEMOCRATS ELECTED
Floyd-Augustus Bradley.
Marshall and st. Joseph-Horace Corbin.
Grant and Madison-John d. Marshall
Posey and Vanderburgh-George W. Finch.
Perry, Spencer and Warrick--B. l.. Fuller.
Davis and Knox-James ID Williams.
Greene and Owen-George n. Moore
Lawrence and Martn--Thomas r. Cobb.
Crawford and Orange-Henry Jenkins.
Brown and Monroe-Paris c. Dunning.
Barthoomew-Francis I Hord.
Dearborn-James W. Gaff
Franklin-Thomas Clifford
Adams, Jay and Wells-George s. Brown.
Alen-Pny Hoagland
Huntington and Whitley-A J. Douglas.
Carroll and Clinlon-Leander McClurg.
'Cass, Howard and Pulaski-John Davis.
Ripley-Wiliam L. Hartey--l9-27.
INDEPENDENT.
Ohio and Observation-Disclosures G. Downey.
Kosciusko and Wabash-William c. Graves.
Republicans holding over. ..............l3
elected s.....-...........
--2l
Democrats holding over. er...............S
elected. ....................l9
81
Independents. ....................
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-12-30
New Route To Chicago via Kokomo
"a MILES SHORTER THAN OTHER ROUTE.

nN AND AFTER NOV. Is, 1852, trains will be
~ run follows;
Mail Train will leave indianapolis at 1890 p. NJ,
stop at all stations and make close connection at kOkOmo
with train the Cincinnati and Chicago Air Line Rail
road for Loganspor Valparaiso and Chicago and arrive
at Peru at AS r. NJ, In time 10 make connections With
trains the Toledo and Wabash Railway going East and
West.
Returning, the train will leave Peru at TBS
A. ~ after the arrival Of the train the I. W. K W.
from the East and arrive Indianapolis at 1:20 A. NJ
in time make connections for all points East South
and West.
An Expresstrain will leave indianapolis at 1920 r. ~
Kokomo with train for Chicago. and arrive at
Peru 230 A. NJ in time make connection with trains
going East and West on the Toledo and Wabash Rail
way.
Returning the train will leave Peru at 1225 ~ 4,
making close connection al Kokomo with the trains
the clncinnsti and Chicago Railway from Chicago
Valparaiso and Toga. port and arrive Indianapolis
40 r. M In time to connect with the evening trains for
Cincinnati, Louisville and other points.
Special attention given the transportation of live
stock, produce and merchandise generally.
DAVID MACY, General Agent and superintendent
VT MAIorr, General Ticket Agent. novl8, eddy
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-09-19
AsSEssGR,s OFFICE, COLLECTION DIS

SCISSORS OFFICE, COLLECTION DIS
cern"d are h:reby nesiied, that tao CaIec-ios p,a
rict of m" District Of Columbia hss been subdiydei
bstric: No. All of tse , cit, O Of
of fourteenth street and north of City Canal, As
business, southwest corner of Fifteenth street sli
District No . All of the City of wsshin s.on east
OF Fourteenth street west anil vest Of third strret
Mrst and ncrth Of City canal Assistant Assessor
MI A. no. hrcll pls.., Of business, No. 36s Sew
No. S. All of IT, Cir, Of washinston. east of Thru
street west and west 81 Siyth east, and north
sud east of City Canal, Assistant ASSESSOR. T. D.
lergu-3n pisee OF business, corner Of Third s.--t
No. All OF the Cis. of Washing :on east of Sixth
street east. Assistant ASSESSOR Thomas r. Msrche:
p!aei o. business. Eleventh street cast between A
Nc. s Az OF the City Of Washn g.on, south AMI
Lsrccmbe; place Of business No 81 G street saath,
between Thirteenth and rhirteen ani- a ali st-.
IN the corporate limits of Georgetovr
No. 7. All OF the co.nty of Washington. out i.
Of the corporate limits of Washington and Gecrg.
The isw viii take eiFsc. on and after sEPTEM-
cnpstion, requirel to take out license to COZ
tuire the same. Applications must be made ts the
forms for the r1Tro-s. All bnsiness done without
application 81 above is contrary tc lsw.
Orn"rs 81 csrli.s'a, coaches hsc-~lsy Coaches
ployed in husbandry, fer the transportation of
mGrchanise are ErSnrod to 5sport the Der sni
vi "iliafu IoDics, yacuL~,
with u ststcmsnt Of the amount Of plate owned
M9nptarsaTers. whare not specially exempted. are
re9nired In make returns TO the Assistant Ass,ssor
within ten days after each and every month of tha
actual sales mate by them during the preceding
month.
Amaioresrs required to make a monthly repor.
OF the gross amount of their SALES
The Pr0prJstorS Managers OF Railroad. and
STEAMBOATS, required to MAKE n monthly report
81 the gross amount Of their receipts.
BRrterS, and others hose Blu sirt.ss IL 70 sau Oh
ter for sole any Cattle. Calves Sheep Hogs 81 al
make r.,urn at the and of each and every month
OF the number respectively Sian Oh tered
Schedules of srticles subjc TO tax can be obtained
after few ds ys, application to the Assistant A.
sns~Or, together with any Information that may be
required. y. II. PEARSON,
Assessor for Collection District.
sc Glw District Columbia
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-09-19
BALLS, PARTIES. &c,

H0. FOR THE ISLAND FRIENDSHIP ASSO-
II CITATION
Tho Association take great pleasure in sunoupc-
ing 10 their friends and the pubic in g..nara, "a
that their hrst GRAND BALL via take place N
at importance Hall on street between 9Th ~
and iGth. MONDAY. September 2ai Tho...&
Committee pledge themselves that i,eitl.er p-i,is
nor ~ pese Will be spared to make this is Party OF
the season. Prof: Hayes Brass ami String Rsisi
h*E hoon engaged foTthe occasion. Tickets 81 ST.
hitting CONT ana ladies. by order Committe,-T
kni;ht, =; Hall A. IL. Hutton, VIM Bird, l., Mar
tin, Wm. Vernon -. Ia TT
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-09-19
BOARDING.

ROARD.-Th5oe sinSin s.n.temea wish full Boart.
y address Tom" Star OH &C. ST. SnS torrns sd
iecaity. Hsfaroncas exchanged 81 U-n.
BOARD FOR FOUR GESrL HMEN cun b. hsi
y Ell 377 THtrteanth tereet, peAr 1. Az. q fa~
Table poaTdet. viii be t~kea. There oha-
dren in tho Eause. "a Xiv
I>1RST-CLASS, PERM kNTAk TRASsf sSP
4 Board, may be obtained in one OF the ninst
healthy SGi boS1Gfun locations ia ths city Of
Washington. Ne. 81 Mis-~-ri av-s,.~ he,w-.n VI
and A. st-rets, xIa within two minut. walk of PA
Avenue Pay!nssters OF the Army and strangers
waiting Washington. would fad q pleasant horns
during their stay, ~ y modersta AZ p.u... aug
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-09-19
ADJUSTMENTS.

FcRDS NE" TENTH STR. TNEATER.
IeztA NJ, obors Pesasssr6=ra as
soHN l. FoRp. .L~s-saa and Mana 4a-
hUHfuHhf bLAHp. .-.-..-... Stage II aila-er
BESE5iT SiGHT;
F7RST' d#ivD SEvEFTT
VI the Lovely d.! tccamrlish Il
MISS MAGGIE, MITCHELL.
MISS MAGGIE MiTJHELLs
~WHOsX LIPE-LIK2 ACTING,
"BEACTItrL .INHfSG,
r+-GRACE"CL DANCING,
PC%---<nA su~r
R0I aHf S-rj;S GJ:f :, r., :..,-.T.in- IN Au.m--s
Flat this Thcstor is q Perfect Jana
TuIS EVENING
A SPLEEN DID DOUBLE BILL,
TWO ATTRACTITE pIYCE-,
An Entertainment hi ghly enjoyable for the Ladies.
ARcf Miss .i:t1,siis I.s;; "a ~ Fr;s-I<
Will be on hand
The Great Variety Dr.ma
SATAN IN PARIS.
SATAN IN PARIS!
The Mysterious Stranger Miss Ma-Eie Mitchell
Gan the Sta- Company in the Drama
To conclude with the
MAID OF TIE MILKING PAIL,
Milly with sonsl. Miss Maggie hiscAsu
PRICSa ApNI5sION.
DreAs Circle and Pa-suette. 50 cents
OrcheStra Mats = -
Family Circle Is cents
No extra charge for reserves, se.ts.
Doors open 1T quarter To o'clock overture At
cr4oek curtain riaea at quarter past s'>lock.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-09-19
BArcHRLoR's HAIR DYH.

william Bachelors celebrated Hair Dye pro-
duces color not to be distin g,iished from naura
warranted not to injurs the Hair in the Lat. -
cores the Ill effects OF bai dyes and nvisorstes tia
hsir Tor life. Greg, Red or Rusty Hair instantly
turns splendid Black or Brown leaving the Nj,
SOFT and beautiful. Sold by all Druggists. &c.
~ The Genuine is signed WILL!ix A. UarcuE
LOB, ca ihe ,fom sidts Of enea Boa.
Factory, No. ~ Boveiay ST., Ne,c Yoyk
m lily Late sS Broadway and Is Bond ST.
1GRsA1 PksSSYLvANIA RouTB Ella Baltt,ro,. I'M
1forfts0frg, - the Norta and West-Two trains ~
"assihston dsly and one on Sunday-quick time
nre ana suro connections Soldiers tickets sold
s4Iousn NJ government rates. POr tick sts snd ar
snSr ihiormstIsn apply At the Office OF GREAT penn
s $500 nate, northeast corner Of Pennaylyani,
0hue AUG sixth at, aahin yton OFF ca .pan fro,.
a., y; IIi'i p M on Sundays from To / y III
- 80, Is. u. NORTON, A gent
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CANTERBURY HAIL.,
CANTERBURY HALL,
CAM ERRURY HALL,
CANTEEHCRY HALL.

In Rear Of stionsi Hotel.
CROWDED To ITS UTMOST CAPACITY,
with sn audience
CULTIVATED. CRITICAL AND REFINED,
Patronized by the
FIRST GENTLEMEN OF WASHINGTON
OuT Motto is
FUN WITHOUT TULGIRITY!"
aSTREMENDOTS BILL TONIGHT
First week of tho Beautiful
NJ ARIE TIA,
the
TIGHT ROPE,
TIGHT ROPE
Without Balance Pole.
She Re acknowledged to b. OF the best Tight
Danseuses in the world. She will also, NJ pear
one OF her charming
SPANISH DANCES.
In which she has Equal in America,
Second week of Miss
AGNES SWITZERLAND,
THE SCOTTISH EIaHrINeaLzi
Received every night last week with shouts o.
applause, and is pronounced to he one of the best
Lady 'ocI!ist@ OH the American stage She IS see
ohd 10 none. Her superior taiant o vocalist is
spoken OF By every citizen OF wsshington She hss
created great sensation amongst lovers of hiyh
artistic singing. She receives 8 salary of
S75 PER WEEK,
For Two Songs Per MINT,
MISS AMELIA wELLs,
Tho Yankee Sonsstress.
THE COURT OF BEAUTY,
MILF LIZkFTA,
MISSES FRANCES LEROY. TILLY PORERs
KATE HARRISON,
JIHH1E ALLEN, and HELENA SMITH
BOB ART
LEW SIMMONS,
In New Ethiopian Acts!
BOB rLBR.
MASTER JOHNNY. ~ A"'' i'0N'
WILLIE RMMERsON,
An. tho
STAR COMBINATION
IN NEW BILL,
TONIGHT,
The Lauahsbls Pantom;,ro entitled tho
APE OF BORNEO.
APE OF BORNEOi
In which the eutira
LEONI PANTOMINE COMPANY
will appear.
The Ethiopian Farce entitled
RIVAL LOVERS!
RIVAL LOVERS!
Doors open o'clock performance O'Clock
Admission - cents Orchestra Chairs 20 cents
NOTICE TO SOLDIERS.
81 No Soldier will be admitted to the Cantar-
bury without proper Pass. All Passes will b. ex-
anined before Soldiers purchase their tickets
By order of the Prorosf Marshal Of RasttaStoa.
ESPECIAL NOTICE TO LADIEs.-s
SECOND MATINEE
FOR L4DIES AND CHILDREy
SATURDAY AFTERNOON, the eth.
or which occasion the
ENTIRE MA MAOTH COMPANY
viii appear in their
BEST ACTS
The managers take pleasure in referring 70 he
FAMILY entertainments given at this establishment
Last winter and spring, agd promise that the sti-
nees Will Be conducted in the same popular WAY.
over 10 900 Ladies' attended the matiuees in four
months last season
The orchestra will be reserved for Lsdiss and
Children.
No gentlemen Will be admitted to afternoen An
tertainments unaeconpenie BY ladies
The Saloon attached to the Han Will b.. cloa.5 ~,
these occasions. -.r
Admission-LadieS, p cents Children 10 oan.s
. Doors open at o'oiook; Performance Ats aa,s
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Tkarrtsy, Septemher 18th Rev pnu.pn
KNIGHT. Psstor Of st. Peter CAuro in his 81, a
year in MS TN
H~y ms-s vii be offered at his Church n, CT,
that hour ~ TT :, = - N' ione1A ~
. Or the 18th instant, PATRICK GAMpRe1t
sgd ~ years, ns.irs Of the Parish OF Dromsf;n'
CoYpE 2f LnYsh, Ireland, for tho past Is years
Ills funeral viii take plsce to NOR rs~ Sssurd,y !,
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