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VAULTS AND OUT HOUSES
Cleaned very cheap By JOHN MASON, g NORTH
Clask street. Post 0faee Boz &x4. ap25p17s2m
, 1862-06-06

IA ESTATE or THnY4s WILLIAMS. DECEASED.
The undersigned having been 1rc.!nted Admini7tra-
ter OF the Estate Of Thomas Williams, late OF the
by give notice that he will appear before tr County
Court OF Cook County Vt the Court Hous IN tae City
Ct Chicago at thc July Term On The third Monday il
July. t21at 1862 next at which time all persons havng
Claims a-:.tns+ said estate notified requested
10 attfad for tie iuri=c # having the adjusted.
An persons indebted t. lid estate requested to
make immediate payment to the undersigned.
Dat d tnis second dag sf juno. A. d. 1857
tc}Et6EGE John TEaEE Administrator.
, 1862-06-06
DIIRLIC NQTICE IS HEREBY

L GIVEN that vii sen Oh the 1lth day OF june
next y mJ Office. no. 81 Washington Street at she
hour Of 10 oclocS A. n rtaht title and int
rived unde-R deed o. aastguHert 1oz the benefit Of
c7edho1A made BY T. B. Carter July ath- ISL
Improvements tht.1eol. VIZ:
it Assesa. ts Subdivision Of E. 1es z. " section a.
to~ueh p s., rarge II ea,ss-
"a Lot il Bi6sk is, with houso theron, IN town Of
Mclean, Mclean county. Illinois.
Sd Lo1 ) n dlocs wtla house thereon, In town Of
Ch1eecrla- Bool conat{. H1los on Talct Ia no5r
gage 70 School Commissioner 0! EA0.
4lh. The G. IT. o1 8. v. X Section !, toEr 81, n.
-2rgc, II East: 80 IN EAnk2heaCo, WHICH Is
I.ofrEare fer about {T1
5th Sub Lot s OF lot In Block g and Sub lot 10 Of
lot 4, In B!ocl 81 ia cl1F Of Ga'sna. M
5th Lots Isl G27 cad e. II town OF Lake Forest
And will siAo sell 3. tA time and Dlsce Nj tta
notes in MT hands as 3e1e sc!f the sc,1d day
Of May last A3REF GAETEa.
Assignee OF T. B. Carter.
n
, 1862-06-06

Arrival Of Prisoners.
The steamer Cosssc6 arrived at New York
on Monday morning with four hundred re-
leased Federal prisoners, from Salisbury North
Carolina Nearly all Of these prisoners were
captured at Bull Run end Balls Bluff. The
following Northwestern prisoners arc among
, 1862-06-06

~ RAuRDAD-CuA4ex cy e, ,sl1 Mi9s4 ~
1ess1 Chis.so: 6ss Ezmrs snd ~ s1adzys e
@ fsRsee i no ~ y sSzs sandfyf e7ne
I'd = n ThrnaIh T1.n szEixg: Sd5 4 4 Ed as
, 1862-06-06

DATENT BUCKWHEAT
Il FLOUR Manufactured By
HAWKINS l. CHAPMAN,
MICHIGAN MILLS.
TT the TezY best Buckwhess Flour IN the cty-pu.s
2Qd white
Choice Gr1hAln Flout, trom Winter Wheat,
Cracked Wheat neah and sweet
Hhlte Winter q hest Flour of tia begt qusftx.
EEtts Spring hest Flour.
Delivered TO any part Of the CITY
sta=a-Eo. 976 aauth Water sEoet+
, 1862-06-06

DETROIT AND CHTCAG0
~ RA1IE83AD TJEr

~ RAILROAD LINE
O4 snd 6fter AoyDAT. Hay 5th, the af;cht-sn sousr
eln AAirosd Company will ruu pAssengeT Ine he.
.Teen Cplcsgo and Detroit via Adrian Without chsnT
AqsA from DetfOit, ~ 49, o"A0>4a@
s.!isTT2nt coaehea, With raised ventilated rook au6
iii nm sleeping caH Of the lsteat Involvement
ahnr+Er safpGsh On night traina The G14tauce 4
nv iii !han h nS any cths5 The time and rats al
~ go - Es,oa r. tas eatae - on other routes.
~ ?. 81 5ay s. I'D 4 n Arrive II Chicago 4
Tickets sold at sll The prir clpaa ticket ofseaa n f
Northwest ALSO At the Conphny's OFca s; I,faTST
Erect sra at tha Depot corner Van Buren, am She,
Daaa kEef q, Chicago H. E. 8AFYEE
m1tfSfSu General Passenger AGENT
, 1862-06-06

4 company Of Obtrlin College men, who
enlistsd In the 9TH Ohio, were taken prisoners
at Cross Roads, and carried TO Richmond.
There they were confined in tobacco ware
house, and subjected to the brutal treatment
SO characteristic OF rebeldou- They vera
aiterward confined in the common Jail at New
Orleans, and seventeen of their number were
shut up in room nine feet wide and thirteen
feet long, with only two narrow holes for the
admission Of art These air-holes were occa-
sicnally sealed, TO gratify the cruel caprice Of
the keeper, when the heat became so lntoIrr-
able they we're obliged to divesc themselves
entirely Of their clothing. They kept them
selves trom sinking into despair by mannfac-
turing triDkets from the beef bones dealt ont
in Iattons to them during their Imprisonment.
After while they were allowed more freedom,
and tew OF them went to work On = coarse
plcc Of ground and converted it into beau
tifnl garden, making it the oasis of the dreuy
desert of 8 cruel experience. The bone orna-
ments were 90 ingeniously and 50 e1aborately
carved tbat the rebel officers psid liberal prices
for them. Thus they Were, after = while,
enabled to purchase many Of the comforts
which they had 20 long needed These gal
LIANT gentlemen came to this city On bosrd
the Cossack, and left The New ENGLAND rooms
GU Saturday for their homes in Ohio. They
had no funds. but declined the money prof
| tered them BY the ReIiaf Association, On the
ground that the clxims Of others we're more
imperative than theirs.
, 1862-06-06

NtTICE OF DISSOLUTION
~ The Copartnerehip IN business heretofore exist
ton and JeToms y%ssi @ nad.r ihs 5ane M q nnni,
Al couecnt. IynGs Huntas1on Is 10 set
&c the busress Of the ;8 : a their late place Of
HENl:Y f. HUNTINGTON,
1YNDE c. HUNTINGTON,
C. JEROME SOGELL,
Cnjraro ,Jnre ID 1af3
, 1862-06-06

the kOI
J. j. Barnes, 1st Mich
G. s. Chapman, list Mich,
F. Rarrvlt, LIST M,1ln.
Il. Burner. 1st Mich,
c. C. Combs, 1st MINI.
John tleraey, 1st Mimi.
The4,. Brown. 1st Mi1n.
q. Baytbolf 18th MINI.
Juhn Burrows. 1t MIMI
YIN Baker. 1st hifnu.
C. Bitktr, lei MINI.
Z. l. clark 1et Mum.
b. U. E.an, let Mich.
j. S, Eaton. lst MINI.
=. {: Eli. Is, M1Iln.
4. Andre 1st III cavalry
r n Rrnun 13fh Ind
, 1862-06-06
Drp 6nnGs.
.T4gur AMI II Fe1.

T E STR EET MILLS
DFor Coarse and Fine Mil Feed. or aGyt1Ing tn thu
Tg flIe rrl. All kin3s Of Flour at tht low
FfpEtces viii purchase any supplies n our he II Ee
CT able to GRIND the article ourae]Tes Lake AQ
TtEior Michigan a11 al other ordesa solicited.
). S 6TETEFS l. CO, West L2Rest. cor. De.pIaInea.
, 1862-06-06

COPARTNERSHIP.- under
Z ! RiEned have this day entered into eo-,artner-
ship, under the nane and style Of Hempstead Surton
to for the purpose Of trnusact.E Wholesale Gro
Gerry business ..n hare KEN the store En 1G9 south
Water street and II DearhaTn-st E. liENPSTEAD,
H n NORTON.
jtH.rSDaIw j. Il SMITH
, 1862-06-06
CQ-SARTNERSHIp.

The undersigned hare this day ertezcd into Co
partEeTs3.ir u5dcr the name Of 8CNTIETON BROTH
ELS 10! TIC trarS..ctoR Of 8 Geae7a! Produce Com
mission business ut Is E4!Nth Water street
HENRY F.. HUNTINGTON,
lYEDE c. HUNTINGTON
lot,
, 1862-06-06

NJ Office OF CO-PARTNER
lV SHIP.
MIR. Sidney l.. Underwood aud mr..
Hen. ". Underwood
Arc admitted members Of uur firm t:o.a this date-
UNDERWOOD & co.
Chicago. June I'd, 1862. je1rS411n
, 1862-06-06

J. Bower, 18th Ind.
y. Caspell, mh Ind.
EFauk T. Dexter, I'd Wis
]. E Donovan, I'd Wis.
T. Q. Brooknn. ID Wis.
John Bell. I'd Wis.
G. A Beck ID Wis.
E. F Bert, 81 Wis.
r Husfein, SD ind.
Hartin BoEer. ls.h Ind.
j. \. Duckey, l2th Ind,
81. Eagle. 18Th Ind.
S. Eagle. Ajth Ind.
b. Tell, SD Ind
J. Frame, I'd Wis.
4. Francois 18th Ind.
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$4,000
DIED,

On Tuesday, the 9Th instant FRANK COCH-
RANE, son of FraDoIs II. aud " z. Williams.
The friends of the family respectful y inv ted
u attend his IN era Thurs lay the 9Th ins
q. O'clock, at 2S5 street, between 18th and eth
SITS. New York Snd Philede phia papers copy, j
On the night the 4h inst ant, between tn tours
Of IL and Il o. ,loek, OF TYPHOID fever. MARIAN
~, In the 18th year of her age.
Jhe funeral Wal take plscs tomorrow afternoon
at O'Clock. The friends Of the family are invite
to attend.
On ths 4.h instant, at 10 O'Clock, VIRGINIA,
wife OF Richard Fill
The friends e the family are respectfully invited
4 O'Clock, from the residence Of her husband, on
10Th street, between l. and M.
OBITuARY.-DIed in tins city, at the National
Hotel, on the 25th January, 1852, Mrs. SUSAN DE-
CATuR HUMPHREYS. Te!Ic of DR.. G. w.
Humphreys: and daughter of the late Purser
Robertson, U. 3. ".
The death or rather the life, of suoh woman de-
maEos more than passing notice, from one who
knew her well; By her demise, societ. has lost
one OF Its brightest ornaments. Another testimo-
NAL has been added TO the truth of Christianity,
OF which, she both By preoept and example, was q
true professor To the poor, she ever extended her
acted tho friend, The writer of this notice, when
on VISIT at the house of q relative a few years
SINCE had OCCASION to enter the darkened psrlors,
where he beheld this angel ofmercy upon her nees
In silent pra}e with her God. What . Heaven y
tlsn.' This l afterwards learned was her dali
custom. and now while her soul rests in Glory, sh
has lett many dear friends 10 mourn her loss, a nd
csused an aching IN many q stricken heart. she
has left bnsht example Of all those endearing re-
friend.
"Blessed are the pure in spirit"
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CONGRESSIONAL.
XxvvIIth second Session
wEpNEspAY, February S.

"kDNEsDA1s fcDfudIy ..
SKNArE MIR. Fesssnden reported from the
Finance Committee, the West Point Academy
annual appruPriation bill BIZ passed, without
amendment.
Mr.. Sumner offered I reso' calling on the
President for the recent correspondence Of this
Government relative 20 the presentation 81 Amer
lean citizens at toe Court Of France. Passed.
The bill 20 define the pay and e-noluments Of
the officers Of the army, was discussed by Messrt
Wilson aud Grimes for ~, and Mr. Sherman
sgainst-it, until the expiration Of the morning
hour, when
The resolution for the expulsion Of tbs Hon.
Jesse ID. Bright, a Senator from Indiana, was
again taken up, and was advocated by Mr. An
thonY and opposed by Mr.. Harris until our report
went TO press.
RousE.-A joint resolution Of the lowe Legis-
l8tTre in relation 20 the establishment Of an
Arsenal az Rock Island, WIS presented and re-
ferred.
A resolution instructing the Military Commit
tee 10 iHquire into the eXPediencY Of suIhOrlIing
the Secretary If War 10 paw Of the men Of Col.
ClaY's regiment Of Lshcers ia Iowa, was adopted
The House resolved Itself into the Committee
Of the Whole, Mr.. Mallory in the chair) upon tn
Treasury note bill, Mr Crisaeld having the fOor.
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LOCAL NEWS

NorIcE.--Arer having for many yea. printed
post Office Of this city, (under the law author
tIiag their publication in the newspaper having
the largest circulation within the usual delivery
Of the ofice,) the proprietor Of the Stay has at
length felt compelled to decline their further
Insertion, because OF the great space they have
come 10 occupy, and Of the fact that for months
past he has been forced to lay over on each
OCCASION, when printing the lists, advertisements
the Insertion Of which would have paid az least
double as much a. tie law allowed him for the
letter list
In addition to this positive pecuniary loss by
their insertion since those lists have come to be
a. large as the New York city letter Hsts. they
have endrely-on the day on which they were
prtnted-defeated his purpose Of making the Sta,
always sstcspapsr-news being Its well-k known
speciality.
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MIR. HARRIs.-The speech Of Mr.. Harris, Of
New York, delivered to-day In the Senate cham
Der, against the resolution for the expulsion Of
Senator Bright, created profound sensation
throughout the chamber. II was one Of the most
forcible and striking speeches ever delivered there
though a brief one.
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THE LATEST BY TELBGRAPH.
THE FLAG OF TRUCE

PHILADELPHIA, Feb. 5.-The Hersldb CORES
pOndent says the rebel Gag Of truce brought an
impudent demand from Jeff Davis hat the Rebel
bridge burners under sentence OF death in Mis-
souri shall be spared, declaring that IL executed
Col. Corcorsn and Others held a. hostages for
Rebels, will be hung in retaliation. The Heralds
correspondent also SAYS an answer has been re-
turned but he is requested not 70 announce The re-
anil
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SPIRITUALIsM," THE KEY re UNLOCK THE
scRIPIuREs.-y. d. Conklin, the great test me.
dium, Of New York, Is now In Washington CITY,
byspirt directions, and will give sittings to those
The skeptic, the scoffer, well as those who be-
ieye in the immortality Of the soul, and wish to
know the truth, are invited to witness and bear
tes imony that this man 10 a medium through
which spirits teles raph TO their friends on earth
and make known to them past, present, and fu-
ture facts.
Mr.. c. Is directed 10 say that he fears not the
n ostrigtd investigation Of the powers which con
troll him. His private rooms are at No. All Thir.
tenth street, near g, back Of Wizards Hotel.
J. b, CoNKLIN,
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ouR AfILTTARY BUDGET.
TEX FLAG OF rRUcE.

We have reason to believe the statement made
BY correspondent Of the Herald Tin that paper Of
this morning) concerning the subject matter Of
the message sent here day or two since from the
rebel headquarters under flag Of truce, 10 be
true. See our telegraph from the North to-day
with reference TO Il.
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MARRIED.

February ID, 1862, BY Rev. John Ffiuger, Mr.
DAVID l.. BERkLEY, of Washipg ton, to N iss
andria, Va
On the 4th instant, by the Rev. T b. Metals,
Lieut. ARTHUR WOLFE TRAINER, of the
of this oity =
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FERMENTATION
WLsurSarnN n q Ian On ISsn

WAsHINsToN, d. C, Jan. 80, 1862
DR.. George GToSS-Dsay Sir Being one Of a
committee for hundreds Of other Richmond pris-
oners, allow me the pleasure Of presenting YOU
yoxr otrH likeness, with the following inscrip-
ton 50. Prof George Gross, M. ID. Presented by
the Federal prisoners, for his hospitable and
skillful treatment to them In Richmond, Va, in
1861 (which we desire should be placed In the
{ otunda Of the U 9 Capitol. Please accept Of
II az q token Of the high regard we have for you
and your system Of medical practice; and for
your many kind and humane acts, ss well as
your very careful, thorough and skillful treat
ment, YOU 30 cheerfully and voluntarily bestowed
upon us, In q time Of our greatest need; and we
are satisfied you saved many valuable lives and
prevented much suffering Of many others, and
we regard you az one Of the benefactors Of your
agei and from your being graduate Of the Club
Of Botanic practice, we think the Government
would derive great benefit by introducing your
system Of Gsasydtirs Medication into the army Of
the u. 3. We most cheeSfully congratulate you
upon your escape from our enemies, after SO
many trials, privations, exposures, dangers and
abuses, az you received at their hands And you
have our best wishes for your future prosperity
aud happiness. ] w. BRowNiNa
Or. Gross replied In some very feeling and ap-
propriate remarks, but are too lengthy to insert
here.
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TAKE NO MORE uNPLRAsANr AND UNSAFE MED
icINEs For unpleasant and dangerous diseases,
use Helmbold's Extract Buchu, which has receiv-
ed the endorsement Of the most prominent physi-
clans In the United States Is offered 10 afflicted
humanity as a certain cure for the following dis
eases and abuse Of the urinary or sexual ofgans :
General debility, mental and physical depression,
lmbetility, determination of blood to the head
confused IDEAS hysteria general irritablity, rest
lessness and sleepfessness at loss Of appetite
absence Of muscular efficiency, dyspepsia, emacia-
ton, low Spirits Disqualification or paralysis Of
the organs Of generation, pslpitaton Of the heart,
debiiitated state of the system. To insure the
genuine cut this out. Ask for Helmbold's. Take
no other. Cures guaranteed. See advertisement
In another column feb4-u
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THE IzDIAN HERB DocToR,

IHB lEDIAN HERB DOCTOR,
From Canada, Will describe diseases and tell his
patients the NATURE Of their complaints or ILL.,
ness, without receiving any informa-
ton from them.
No charge for CoHsgltdticn or Adcies.
OUR MOTTO.
We use such Balms have no strife
With Nature or the Laws Of Life:
With Blood our hands we never stain
Nor poison men to ease their pain.
Our Father-whom all goodness fills,
Provides the means to cure all ills
The simple Herbs beneath our feet,
Well used, relieve our pain complete.
A simple Herb, simple Flower,
Guild from the dewy Lea
These, these shall speak with touching power
or change and health to the.
WaSkington Buildings, Pa. arsmne, aboEt fee
minutes tcaLk from BrotrH'S Hotel.
Room-No. IL. ia 27-7t*
INDIA RUBBER booDs.
India rubber Sheets for protecting children,s
beds, that no family should be without; rs cents
each.
Rubber Blankets, for soldiers, 81 .25 each.
Rubber Ponchos and Blankets combined, 50 so
each.
India Rubber Goats, white or black, 81 so each
India Rubber Leggins 81 per pair.
And all KINDS Of Rubber GODS, including Rub
Der Boots and Shoes, Rubber Shoppers for bottles,
Door Mats, Under Sheetings for beds In sickness,
&c, &c, at manufacturers prices, at II. A. Halls
India Rubber Warehouse, 305 Pa. av., between
Ninth ana Tenth streets. jan LIT
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DR.. VoN MoscHZIsERR.-Thef following certif.
cate from Major Kilburn Of the army is one OF
tbe many that may be found for examination al
DR.. Won NJ g Office, 227 Penn. avenue:
certify that in the year 1857 whilst In Florida
In campaign against the Seminole Indians, and
In consequence OF sleeping at night without shell
ter OF any kind, my left ear became diseased, and
my bearing greatly diminished. I applied to
several army surgeons, and even sought the aid
OF an eminent physician In the city Of Charleston
and also Of DR.. Bryan, Of Philadelphia, celebra.
ted aurtst; none of them gave me permanent re.
lief. Since living In this city my ear has contn
ued to annoy me with ringing, &c. Having
zisker, about two mo nths since, by the advice OF
an eminent army surgeon of the U. s., find nv.
self considerably relieved land for a very moder.
ate sum- DR.. Won NJ In the presence Of a sur.
geon, examined by probe the eustachian tube Of
my left ear, and without pain or distress to me.
This to those who have undergone that operation
from unskilful hands will be fully appreciated.
G.. l.. KILBURN, Captain y. 8. A.
New Orleass, La March 30, 1860.
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TIL e EA r
EY z A d e A &.
No. 227 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE,
OPPOSITE
WILLARD'S HOTEL.

"lLLAhDS hOTEL.
Oculist and Aurist.
DR.. #. A. Won MOSCHZISKER,
From Clinton Place, New York. has srrIT ed In the
city and opened his Offices at
2a7 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE,
where he osn be consulted on Maladles Of the
EYE AND EAR
requiring medical and surgical treatment.
Dr. VGs j, the sRd intro
ETHEREAL EAR INHALATOR,
for the treatment of obstinate cases Of
DEAFNESS AND NOISES IN THE HEAD,
He 10 also author of the letters published in the
New York and Philadelphia papers
treating on the prevention of
DEAFNESS FROM THE FIRING OFCAN-
NON, &c.
DR.. Won NJ has for the past fourteen years devoted
his special attention 10 the
TREATMENT OF THE EYE AND EAR,
And possesses the Of some OF the best
known public men in the Union, who hsve been
most successfully treated By him for The
RESTORATION OF SIGHT + HEARING.
RE AID.
-. From Professor Monkr,, BaltimOrs
s.oilf have this daY seen Miss Wise her sight per
tlon hat b. your sfil aud Sp shs has bsen
saved H% The greatest deprivation that could
From the Hon. Senator Pnsh1
tor the interest you have maniiested in case OF
my case, and have no doubt that BY careful OBJ
servanoe Of your directions, my hesrrE will be
permanently restored. g. II. PUGH.
tF%om John MLean, IT., son cf he Hoa Judge of
the U. S. Supreme Court
Ills well known to my numerous friends that
have been deprived Of my hearing for many years.
am happy to state that have, thanks to DR.. Won
Moschzlsker, entirely recovered. My hearing 10
now rs acute as ever. JOHN M'LEAN. Jr.
For several years I suffered from deafness Dr.
Ven mosShzisker restored my ne hsaIing. yp.rs
ST. Louis, Sept. J, 1853. JOSEPH YEATS.
DR.. Won MoschzIsker most successfully operated
on my eyes, and benefited my sight excesdingly.
81. Louis, Sept II, 1858. : -
Letter from Req. J. J. MnIoal 49,.
.Da. Won. MoscHzIskER.DeL Sir .-Amoopg
treatment In diseases impeirIng the sight, IL affords
me great pleasure to add the testimonial Of my
was 30 much impaired during the last eishtsen
months that could not recognise the features of
acknowledgment Of your eminent skill and success
In the estms1S y9ar Sehged and grateful friend
TIE original Of the above, and hundreds more
testimonials can be seen &C DR.. Ms rooms.
Patients wishing their family physician to 80
company them 20 witness operations or for the
purpose Of oonEultation at liberty TO BRING them
witness DR.. Won nj . operations, and examine
some of the instruments he has introduced for the
ass e opsSsSS ;nd Asfs ss5s
20 the patient
Ofhcs hours from O. m. to ap. m. and from TO
fsSi In as1 pennsylvania AVENUE.
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DR. TRAIL Ia no drugging humbug, but teaches
people TO take care Of their health and cure them
selves when sick. II
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AMusKMEsrs To-NIeHT.

THEATER-Last night Of the comedy Of "selfp'
Owens as "John Unit" .-.t
CHRIsTY's Mel, HAYES, Stratton, Scott, Bon
nace, Hsslam, Clairville. {" japanese Tommy
and others, In q new bill Of Ethiopion songs.
dances, and burlesque. George Christy to night
In an original afterpiece.
KIKc's AMPHITHKATKR.-Last night Of the
equestrian pantomime Don Juan" and Gardeners
burlesque dance. Gala Cubaster, !" with new pro-
gramme Of brilliant performances.
CANTERBURY HALL" Washington at Valley
Forge" " lie Tour Du Maison, - songs, Juggling
slack-rope performances, dances, ballads, &c,
&c, by the Leoni and Canterbury companies
Orphans FAIR, at st vincent's Female Orphan
Asylum, corner OF and Tenth streets. Elegant
articles usful and ornamental, confectionery, ice
cream, etc.
MEDICAL LECTURE, at the rooms Of ths Young
Mems Christian Association, opposite the Metro
Politan Hotel, by Or. Trail, Of New York.
SAITHsoNIAN.-Secondl lecture Of Dr. HAYES on
"Arctc Explorations Admittance free Doors
closed al eight O'Clock.
ACADEMY OF MUsc--Free concert at O'Clock,
embracing selections from the most popular
day.