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Of this rebellion are the most prudent, and
that as the institution of slavery is principle
support of it, that institution should be exter
minated.
Resolved, that we heartily applaud the gal
lantry and endurance of our soldiers, and
mourn the loss of those who have fallen, and
that we will cherish their memories in our
hearts, and preserve them by monuments the
most enduring to posterity.
Resolved, that the administration of the af
fairs of the state during the past year, the in
teligent and energetic manner in which its
chief magistrate and other officers have dis
charged their several duties, merits and re-
ceives our most hearty commentator.
To the above was annexed the resolution
endorsing senators Sumner and Wilson, and
recommending the reelection of the former
to the senate-reported at the morning ses-
sion.
Mr.. Dana opposed the passage of these res
olutions, and stated that the committee were
not unanimous in presenting them to the con-
vention. lie preferred that the convention
shonld be content with putting itself right up
on the record with regard to the rebellion,
leaving questions about which the convention
differed, untouched. The discussion was
continued by Mr.. Griffin, ]. Sella Martin of
Boston, Linus Child of Boston, Mr.. Robinson
of Marblehead, C. W. Loring of Boston, and
others, when the question was put upon the
adoption of the resolutions separately, and
carried by an overwhelming majority. The
result was received with enthusiastic cheers
by nearly the whole convention.
Some further routine business was transact
ed when the convention adjourned sine die.
Extract from letter just received from the army
neGr Washington, dated
CAMP NEAR ALEXANDRIA, Sept. 6. 1862.
We had been here but three days, when we
received orders to march. We packed up
with three days rations in our knapsacks, and
started for Fairfax, as we supposed. But
when we arrived there, we did not stop as ex-
pected; but marched on towards Centrevie.
When within a few miles of Centreville, we
heard the booming of cannon. We were hur-
ried on, the boys in fine spirits, as We heard
that the battle was in our favor, and that
jackson was in a tight place. That inspired
us with new life and ambition, and we were
hurried on faster than ever.
But our corps was too late. When within
three miles of the field, what did we meet but
the left wing coming back! They told us Il
frighttul story, and said Mcdowell was the
cause Of the catastrophe His own me call
ed him traitor, &c. The day was lost, and
we were forced to fall back.
Things must be managed different from
what they have been, or Richmond will never
be taken. We have too many traitors amongst
US. The enemy know our movements too
well.
1t may here be remarked that the writer
was in the army so long before Richmond, and
shared in the honor CD of their notable re-
treat.
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r' t@"u"ay'S Pills.-In cases of Inflammation
OF inc Bowels Bilious Collie Congestion six to eight of
these pills will secure brisk operation in six bours
Ihere is no pill powder, oil, purgative medicines
KNOWN that will operate thoroughly and sneedil az
these pills.
Another important princi:e, possessed only nv theso
pills. their tonic influence every dose that is taken
will increase the strength Of the patient
Persons Athlete with Costiveness, Indigestion. Dvs
pepsa Heart Disease, Liver Complaint Spleen difcul
ties Jaundce Nerv- us Affection, Headache Dizziness
&c, will enjoy perfect freedom from their attacks by
the occasional use of RADwAYs PILLS. One or two
taken twice three times week, will secure good
appetite calm and undisturbed sleep-on awakng in
the morning will feel refreshed with buoyant spir-
itsyour bowels, liver pancreas and kidneys will
perform their functions healthfully and regular Let
those who ispted fret!ul inclined be dssatis-
fled with themselves. and always out of Sorts take
three of these pills for a days, guarantee they
will hardly know themselves-if i'll health induces i'll
hunor-BADwAY' FILLS will secure good health and
a happy flow OF spirits.
Price % cts per Blk. Sold by Druggists For in
Worcester by NJ. Is. GREEN K co. d2w slO
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Experience teaches US that delicacy preventsmany
females from applying for the alleviate suffer
ing ami save life That objection cbviated in the
ofSir James Carkes Pills, prepared the prescrp
on of Sir James Clarke Physician to the Queen Eng
land, and well known to be the only safe and remedy
toremale difficulties and distractions from any cause
They can be sent in bottle containing 50 pills post free
by enclosing 81 and postage stamps to any agent
Sold by BUSH d CO., and all Druggists.
nj deod&weow
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THE Westboro' agricultural society will
hold their annual show tomorrow. The adj
dress will be delivered by Rev. DR.. Arnold.
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n E N T AL + URN ITURE
AND INSTRUMENTS FOR SALE.

Having retired from the practice of Dentistry offer
TO the profession my entire Office and Laboratory Fur
ure instruments and Fools: consisting in part of one
Operating hair. of Jones Whites pattern; one per-
ang Fable; one Sptoon and Stand; one very superior
set OF double geared and double rolled Plate Rolls one
Grinding Apparatus, with cOrundum wheels and brushes
one Drilling and Turning Lathe, with drills and fixtures
one Portable Forge; Soldering Bellows: a very
large and 3mpete set Table Instruments &c nc w
For further particulars, call aty Office SO 2S9 Main
street, on j. A ROWLAND, first door at head of the
same stairs, or on DIR. o. f. HARRIS I5S Main street
ST dit q II IENCT o''
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Dr. DCIONCOS GOLDEN PERIODICAL PILLS
FOR FEMALES,
lnallble III correcting regulating, and removing all OBJ
sructohs from whatever cause, and always successful
a preventive.
The combination of ingredients these PILLS are per
Iecy harmless. Their efficacy and merits are based up
on an extensive practice OF thirty years. where
the directions have been strictly followed they have new
eriaod TO correct all irregularities. They relieve pain
lul ana dhcuit Menstruation. particularly at the
change OF llte) They will cure the Whites and remove
all oStructons arising from colds, exposure or any
cause; ami may be used successfully as preventive
females peculiarly situated, or those surprising them
selves So are cautioned against using these Pills while
IN that condition. lest they invite miscarriage and the
proprietor assumes responsibility after this admon
ton although their mdneSS would any mischief
TO health; otherwise the Pills recommended Full
ana explicit directions accompany each box. Price ST.
Sold in Worcester, Mass, by the following druggists
DAVID SCOTT, 2}l Main street, JAMES GREEN, III
Main street, and W. II. GOULDING l40 Main st. La.
dies, by sending by 81 either Ofte' ADORE 0qentS
through the Worcester Post Ofice can have the mills
sent Confidently hy mail, to any part the county
free of postage Sold also by 4. H. 5urdett Clinton
A. y S. E. Blair Warren. B. r. DeLaRd, North Brook
field. and 3. g. Henry, Westboro' by one Druggist
in every village and city in the United States and by
D. Howe, Sole Proprietor, New York.
n. B.-Beware of COunterfeitS. Buy no Golden Pills
Of any kind unless the box is signed $. d. Howe Al
others are base imposition and therefore as YOU
value your life and health Ito say nothing of being hum
bhgEed out Of Your money buy only those who show
the signature Of s d. Howe every box which has
recently been added account of the Pills being coun
terielted' dom d30
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Special Notrtes.
To Military Omcers.

Particular attention is called to my stock Of
LIGHT AND DARK BLU Il CLOTHS,
FOR
MILITARY CLOTHING.
Having had large experience in this line Of business,
can warrant Uniforms from this establishment TO be
satisfactory In every particular All orders executed
short notice.
d. II. EAMES,
Harrington Corner,
au7 diff Corner Main and Front streets
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3s RRIED.


In Detroit, Mich Sept 2 by the Rev Stephen Balmer
Of Worcester, Mass. ~ iAie'i y
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BACKED OUT.-One of the employees at
Allen & Wheelock's armory promised a good
revolver to an acquaintance of his-provded
he enlisted, and presented his certificate.
Yesterday the certificate WaS presented,
whereon our generous y friend incontinently
backed down. The operatives talked the mat
ter over, and the conclusion of the affair re-
suited in Messrs. Carey, Wood, and Bench
ley, presenting the new recruits with SPLEEN
did revolver. Three cheers for Carey, Wood
and Benchley.
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DIR. CHARLES W. WmTooMB of Barre, and
DR. Thomas II. Boutclle of Fitchburg, have
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18th, 18th, 18th and 18th of Septem-
Der instant.

The Exhibition will open Tuesday, September
18th. at o'clock M
day the 10TH throughout the day until o'clock p NJ
r0eded that articles contributed by persons nORres-
dent i'll the city of Worcester shall be eligible TO entry
until the hour of II O'Clock NJ Wednesday, the l7tI
Contributors will be required to furnish list of aTi-
cles to the Secretary. Compliance Nth iS rule is in
diSpeRSdbie. "
Members of the Society, who. by any mschance have
Jailed 10 receive schedule of the Premiums &c and
others that desire it, will be supplied upon application
to the Sc rotary. at the Lbrar of society in or-
cultural Hall on the afternoon of each and every Thurs
dav until the exhibition. Gentlemen not now mem hers
are respectfully invited to attend at such times and
charge duty to themselves and the community by
joining the Society and thereby enable it to enlarge its
sphere of usefulness. EDWARD W. LINCOLN
III, hoItlculluTal nan, Secretary.
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FURNISHING UNDERTAK
His Comm WareroOms 50 Front street. where car
always be found large assortment of Collins Of all dit
ferent kinds OF patterns Mentac and Walnut Caskets
of all sizes Coffin Plates and Robes of the best pattern
Ant .,--e = oesidence SO Front street. diff aul4
Draper az Clark, COMMISSION MERCHANTS. and
Dealers in Flour, GRAIN Meal Grass Seed, Salt Lime,
Cement Calcned Plaster, Plaster Paris Ground Oyster
Shells, and Farmers Produce generally. Also Agents
for the sale of Goes Super Phosphate of Lime Peruvian
Guano, American Guano, and Ground Bone.
DRAPER Il CLARK,
ap3 diff Nos IS IL ~ Front St, Worcester. Mass
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EMMETT GUARDs.-Capt. Nicholas Power,
LIST lieutenant John j. OGorman, and I'd lieu
tenant Martin Hayes, of the Emmett Guards,
received thei~ commissions yesterday, so
this prosperous company of nine months
troops is ready for the field.
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CITY AND COUNTY.


HoRTIcULTURAL-The last exhibition was
extensive and varied.
From S. V. Stone-Grapes Native of Wor-
cester county, very prolific. Also, native of
Norfolk county, usually ripe Sept LIST.
From Isaac Brown of Wi1insonville-
Flowers Sixty specimens Of the dahlia, very
| handsome.
| From Fitzroy Willard-Pears Flemish
Beauty, Seckel, Bartlett Apple: Porter
| From Edwin Draper-Plum: Green Gage.
From lilly Chafiin of Holden-Pear; A
Seeding of the general appearance of the
Bartlett. For name.
From d. B. Comins-Apples New York
Garden Pound Royal
From j. Grout-Flowers Twelve speci-
mems of dahlia.
From +. H. Dewey-Pears: Julienne,
Comte de Lamy, Jules Bivort, Summer Franc
! Real.
From ]. NJ. Earle-Pears; Sheldon, King
sessing, Walker, Seeding, Kirkland, Ros-
tiezeT, Julienne, Cuisines Summer, Dear
| born's Seeding, Tyson, Beurre d Annals,
Frederika Bremen, bingham.
From b. Butman-Pear: Doyenne Bous-
| sock.
From Sumner Goss of Millbury-Apple ::
Mortified Beauty, unquestionably local
name for most beautiful fruit.
From S. Salsbury-Pears Beurre d Am
ais, and two for names.
From Edward Earle-Pear: Dearborn's
Seeding. Apples: Early Bough, Bowback,
Mexican, and Wheelock's Sweet.
The library will be open this, Thursday, af-
ternoon at the usual hour. As the ensuing
Thursday, the 18th inst, will be occupied by
the annual exhibition of the society, the Ii
brary will not again be opened for the deliv
cry of books until the 25th inst. 1t may be
as well for all who wish to compete for the
premiums of the society, to avail themselves
of the brief period remaining before the an
nual exhibition to become members.
The committee of arrangements for the
Horticultural fair are requested to meet at
their room to-day at P. NJ.
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CAPT. SrILEs's COMPANY now numbers So
men. Those intending to enlist in it must
join soon, or they will be too late. A meet
ing for the choice Of officers will be held to-
night at Horticultural Hall.
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aotttes
NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN that

IN have been appointed an ASSESSOR OF TAXES,
under the Act approved july l. 1852 entitled IAN Act
to provide Internal Revenue TO support the Government
and to pay Interest the Pubic Debt for the Eighth
Coll elton District Of the state Of Massachusetts, and
have accepted the trust.
The District consists of the city of Worcester the
towns of AubHrn, blackstone, Boz lston, BrOO Eficd
Charlton, Douglass Dudley, Grafton Holden, Leicester
MendOn, Milford, Millbury New Braintree NOrthbOrO
Northbridee, North Brookheld, oakham, Oxford, Pax
ton, Rutland, Shrewsbury. S0uthbor0, SPENCER, Stur
bridge sutton. Upton, UXbridge, Warren Webster,
WeStb0rOugh, West Boy lstCn and West BrooRtield in
the county of Worcester and Boiling ham, FOXbOTough,
Franklin, Midway, Walpoie and Wrcntham. in the
county Of Norfolk
The first Assessment District will city of
Worcester, and PUTNAM W. TAFT of Worcester is
the Assistant for that district
As practicable, shall arrange the balance of
the Collection District in suitable divisions for the
sessment OF taxes, appoint Assistant Assessor EACH
and publish the number of each district name
and residence of each assistant assessor Ny present
Impression is that with few exceptions shall make each
town an assessment district, and beheyng that every
man Of suitable age and physically able should hold
himself in readiness to enter the military service his
country, SHALL general rule, appoint men for as
ssant assessors who are exempt by other
slO d2t IvERs PHILLIPS.
n OTICE-TO CITIZENS OF WOR-
~ CESTER COUNTY CLAIMING EXEMPTION
FROM MILITARY DUTY II he undersigned appoint
ed Commissioner for the County of Worcester under
General Order No. 80 OF the War Department of the
United States will hear and determine the
persons claiming to be exempt from Military duty, at
the places usually occupied for the sessions Of the Pro
bate Courts in the towns named below, follows:
CXbridge-IllURSDAI, Sept. IL.
Millord-FRlDAY, Sept. IL
WOrcester-SATUBDAY.S Sept Is.
Fitchburg-On MONDAY Sept. 18th.
Templeton-On TUESDAY. Sept 18th.
Barre-N EDNESDAY, Sept I7th.
West Brookfield-THUR. DAY. sept 18th.
ClintOn-SATURDAY, Sept. goth
CHARLES &. STEVENS Commissioner
Clinton, Sept. +, 1862. div q
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Have You BsOught Your Clothes W ringers
If so, you have bought too CUMMINGS d
SWALLOWS SELF REGULATOR is the Machine
above all Others in ono altering ScreWS for every
piece and NO IRON RUsT). child wiring your
clothes with this Machine well as an adult Call
and see one in use at C. A. CUMMINGS Shop, POS
Mar street. opposite Brinley Hall
Agents wanedin every state, City, and Town. State
County, and Town Rights for sale. DIT f24
DIR. G. a. lzII attends to all Special Diseases OF
Males and Females AT his Medical Office, No 50 NJ ain
street, Worcester Mass See his advertisement of the
Greatest Female Remedy of the Age in this paper.
(Bl dtt
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The Next Term
Ofthis Institution will commence on FRIDAy REpp
5th, under The direction of
,2w' REV. *. II. PATrIsON. AUS
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The Ccnfes slons and Experience of AN In
Vaiid.-Published for the benefit and warning and
caution to young who suffer from Nervous Debil
ty Premature Decay, &c; supplying at the time
the means of self cure. BY who has cared himself
after being put to great through medical mpo
stiOn and quackery By enclosing post paid addressed
envelope, SINGLE COPIES may be had of the author MA
TlANIEL MAYFAIR, Esq, Bedford, Kings county,
N !, d&wly mch0
&. IL. Nichols, NJ. D., Homeopathic Ihysi.
cian.Ofcc andresidenCc liz Main street. Office hours
from to and from to o clock p. NJ.
Worcester, October. 30, 1850 diff ais
Siaith't Curative Cleansing ComYound.-A
superior remedy for Headache Burns Sore Lips Bowel
Complaints Canker, Piles, Sore Throat, &c, &c Fol-
ale by BUSH " co. "a Front street. by the dozen OF
ingle bottle at manufacturers prices. decd y30
---- ----=
we Want WIng's,'' is The daily request when
ordering crackers for family use.
WINGS FARlNA Graz FRS combine most excel
lent qualities and truly delightful taste.
they are undoubtedly the most nouishng and healthy
Crackers ever produced, and peculiarly pleasant for
children
with hot and cold dishes LUNCH they particular
lJ nice as well as with coffee and other drinks.
Ask for Wings Crackers, and take none but those
which stamped with the name of "a. WING "
These may be procured of the best Family Groc ers
generally. div Sc
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" 0 re STER COUN Ut
HORTICULTURAL SOCIETY.

The WORCESTER COUNTY HORTICULTURAL SOCIETY
will hold its TwENTY-IHIRD A1nual Exhibition of Flow
ers, Fruit Plants and Vegetables, at HORTICULTURAL
HALL, in the city of Worcester on the
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W re S T E R :
THURSDAY. SEPT. IL, 1869.
STATE CONVENTION.

The state convention OF the republican par
ty of Massachusetts was held at Mechanics
Hall, acknowledgements of one thousand
delegates being present from all sections OF
the commonwealth. The convention was
called to order at quarter past eleven o'clock
BY Hon. William Clafin, chairman of the
state central committe, and Hon. William
Brigham of Boston, was appointed temporary
president, with Messrs. S. n. Stockwell of
Boston, and 7. G. Kent of Milford, temporary
secretaries. On motion of Albert J. Wright
of Boston, committee of one from each
county was appointed on the permanent or
ganization of the convention, who submitted
the following report
PRESIDENT,
. Hon. ALEXANDER II. BULLOCK of Worcester
VICE PRESIDENTS,
District l-Nathaniel Coggswell OF Iarmouth,
2-J Ii. ID. Blake of BIaintree,
3-Theodore Otis of RoXbury,
4-Nehemiah Boynton OF Chelsea,
5-Iimothy Davis OF Gloucester,
6-GeOrge Foster of AndoVeT,
7-Chauncey L. Knapp of Lowell
8-Velorous Taft of Upton,
9-Joel Hayden of Williamsburg.
10-George l.. Wright of West Springfield.
At Iarge-John Bertram of Salem.
George MOrey Of Boston,
Tappan Wentworth of Lowell,
Ensign X. Kellogg of Pittsfeld,
Charles q. Davis of Plymouth,
Henry Alexander Jr. OF Springfield.
SECRETARIES.
Stephen n. Stockwel of Boston,
William NJ. Walker of Pttsfeld,
Joseph B. ThaXter Jr. of Hingham,.
William I. Hollis OF Plymouth.
Thomas d. Gardiner of Boston,
Joel Hayden Jr. of williamsburg
Col. Bullock was conducted to the chair
amid hearty applause. Prayer was offered
by Rev. Mr.. Richardson of Worcester, after
which the president addressed the convention
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NEW TEMPERANCE HALL.
POSTER sTREET

DEAL ESTATE AGENT The under.
81 signed his services for the purchase sa c. OK
change and leasing real estate for tho purchase and
sale Of stocks and bonds for the negotiation of Dusness
paper; for procuring loans mortgages; for making
nners all kinds relating to the purchase sale or
change Of real estate and for the collection Of rents
Office 2O3 Main street. A. j. EATON.
iel9 div
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M&m advertisements.

embracing everything IN the line of BUILDING. FIN
lsHlNG and MACHINERY LUMBER.
Csl ana examine for yourselves before on purchase
Sill dawtf EARLE rrn III,
The New York herald., 1862-08-11
PROPOSALS..

A RMY SUPPLIES
IA OFFICE or Army CLOTHING AND EQUIPAon,
- NEW YORK, August I, 1869. !
Sealed proposals will be received ONCE unt twelve
o'clock n. Monday August H. for delivering by contract
at The Depot Of Army cothng and Eauipage "a this city
100D0O Forage Cap Covers,
samples of which can be application this o0lce;
hAf be delivered within days. remainder
within twenty from the date Of the acceptance Of the Ids
by authority Of the United States.
Bids must be accompanied by proper guaranty, setting
forth that the contract Ia party
theren he viii at once execute the and give bonds for
the faithful performance of the contract.
The United States right TO reject all bds
deemed unreasonable.
Proposals should endorsed "Proposas Furnishing
Forage Caps and Covers" and addressed to
Lieutenant Colonel ID. Ii. VINTON.
Deputy Quartermaster General United States Army.
The New York herald., 1862-08-11

AMUSENENTS.
444 THE GREAT ssnasWsxs AMnyIsxs MUSIC HALL
Mon. ThaIne stage ss spscs ocss @ rrsDr:sr 2.ss
yGS: s Gassse Cs os.s"sr s..r se Musical D
ssns A's'sss psrasaasut Of ars a.sn ssss
SRAsD sRAsD SFEsIsS SFEsIsS EIGHT sIsHF
SE4sB SEAsB SfESISd SSESISd EISHE SISHF.
$#|; $: S$:$:$ $$s$ E:H;s s:Ess$ $$;$ $$$;
ass sa been thoroughly r'no
s'e' '''A1sSn Will. ie oTES fssSfi Fok TIE SEASON
On 'h IaRCEsT 1sD mo TROUPE
ever Concentrated :" Az TaE Piise woI q sise"snt
Tho entertainment viii be Of the ctass and consi Of
intersperscd and senimena Singing E,ssepan
Negro ETssn eaS
FsIces Beautiful Music, vaudevies, Gees Trios, Quar-
He or a2s"ns
svs % in ~ &
'"'p'''s TnE \ r. MUSIC HALL or THE MASSES
Behold the oons'sla'isn Y, e y ,sIsns'- ny.s
The celebrated Irish Of the sewery theatre
The un.'p''''A'se!fa eaxsIsY H9M.i y'ssIlsii whirE
The fr Iss.''s s'
the talented sa FANNIE xeis sosa s2d Actress
Premier Daneeuse. late OF the Ravet Troupe.
MISS JENNIE ENGLE.
The accomplished Vocalist.
MISS JULIA CHRISTINE,
The youthful and fascinating little Danscuse
Il. HART. MR.. II. w. EAGAN, r. HART
\. LEE, j. PIERCE,
L. SIMMONS, HARRY LESLIE,
AND MASTER TOMMY,
Principal Negro Comedians and Burlesque Performers.
MONS LA TH0RNE
Tho wonderful Cannon Ball Performer and 0ymnast.
Miliie Flora Florence Rivers Kate Harrison
Frank Mcneil, Annie Edwards. Mary Wolfcr,
Helena Charles, Julia Mouei
Together with
THE GREAT BALIKT TROUPE.
And full and efficient Orchestra, od by the renowned
Ferd Won Olker constituting company OF City per-
formers
Price Of admisson-ParQuet 20 cents; Gallery 10 cents;
Orchestra chairs Private Boxes, s. Doors
al 8; performances 10 commence at ~ O'Clock.
Great novelties In active preparation.