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IMpoRrAArFRaM MExIca

The Capture of Puebla-Suicideo of Mexican
Offlcer>-The French Advancing IA the
City Of Mcx;co-Dctermined Resistance
of the Mrxicans.
SAN FRANCISCO, June THE steamship
Constitution has arrived here from Panama,
bringing via Acapulco, Puehla and City OF
Mexico dates TO the l9.h ult.
On the 18th and 10th ult the French Were
renulssd before Fortress Carmen. e
The garrison aud inhabitants OF Pnebia were
reduced 10 q stale OF starvation, and their am
mnnition entirely gave ont before they could
consent 70 surrender. General Orfega was
grc atty disappointed in General Comonfortnot
cutting his way through with supplies On the
18th.
Gen. Fcrey sent flag of truce to General
Oriesa, Offering 10 allow the Mexican offs GERS
and soldiers TO niarch out-the officers with
their side. de.arms-provided they would give
their parole not to serve against the the F-eRch
again. This was refused by Gen. pr;ega
Meanwhile Gen. Ortega spiked his cannon,
burnt his gun carriages, destroyed the arms Of
hIs irtaltly, and then surrendered as pTiso-
n11 of war.
Gen. Rsquis and his aids, and also his ord
nance officers, preferIing dsath 10 being pris-
oners, committed suicide by shooting them
selves d' ad.
The advance of the French army is at Cho-
lnia, six miles Deyond Puebla, on its way 70
he capital
The Mexicans are much embit,ered against
the French, and all Frenchmen in the city of
Mexico have been ordered to leave within eight
days
The Mexicans are determined to defend the
approaches 10 the capnal TO the last, and to
drive lie invaders OF their country back. Great
enthusiasm prevails among them 10 engage in
the coming struggle, notwithstanding the dis
aster which befel the heroic garrison of Pne-
bla. EegG-
In San Francisco the houses of the Mexioans
are draped in mourning, while the French have
the tri-color everywhere flying.
The foregoing news is from Mexican sources.
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OFFICIAL. ~
ORDER In RELATION TO PASSES. !.
War DEPARTMENT..


,.l WAsHISGios. D. c., June 8, IaS3.i
Ladies desiring 10 gs to or return from the
rebel ctates, can receive permits unlefth follow
ing re esulations: = *@#
First. All applications for. PASSES to 90 South
must be made in writing and VERIFIED by oath, al
dressed to Major l.. c. Turner, Judge Advocate,
Washing gton, D. c., as follows:
-, B. applicant for . pass to go TO City Point
Va, and now residing At, do solemRly swear
that, If said pass be granted. will not take any
property excepting my wearing apparel, and that
Ill the articles to he taken With mr contained
In the trunk package delivered or to he dsliy-
cred to the qaartermsster on t steamer
on which am to 60 70 City Point. that have
not been inaanyl insursent State. nor beyond the
military lines of the Chted States within thirty
days last past. That viii not retnrn within the
military hines Of sbe United States during the
present war, and that have not in my trunk, nor
On my person, any ps pers writings whatsoever
ne any cont aband articlss.' .
No person will be allowed to take more than one
trunk or package Of female wear ng apparel, we gh
ing not over one hundred pounds and subject to
inspecton and if anything contrabaud be fou I'd in
the trnnk the person, the property win be
forfeited and the pass revoked
eecond. A passenger boat will leaye Annapolis,
Nd on the first day Of July NEXT, to deliver those
permitted to 20 South, at City Point and the bag
Fage of each applicant must be delivered to the
quartermaste on said boat at least twenty -four
hours previous to the day OF departure TOR !nspec
ton.
third Children will be allowed to accompany
their mothers and relatives, and take their usual
wearing apparel, but the name and age of each
child must be given in the applicstion.
Fourth. Ladies and children desiring to come
North will be received the boat at City Point
and taken to Annapolis, and every adult person
coming North will be required 20 take and sab
scribe the oath of allegiance to the Government OF
fhe pf tat bpf la Fort
Monroe. l.. G. TURNER,
je9N judge ivocate.
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PROPOSALS.
% DRoP AIS ToR PUBL.

QuAsrx1xasrER,s 0YFIcs U.e. MARINE CnRPs,l
WksuISoros. 2fh May. lA;3
SxAxxD PaoPos AIS win be recsived ct this Office
antii Thursdas, the a5th day ei June la6S at
O'Clock r. . for ssoplying WOOD .AHD COAL TO
the o. s. Marines q Wsshington, p. c., from lst
July, 1853, TO SUth June. 1864.
Tn. Weod to be good merehsntAhls oak, and to
Be delivered, piled arsd and inspected At such
psnts wiz bin tho wallis of the Marine Barracks ~
msy b. .d~dsnarrd by the Commanding Marine
O{hcer, free Of sxpeua- to the nited etxtes. : 4
The Coal to ts best white Asn anthracite esg
coal frse from dnst, and 10 weigh 2240 pounds TO
tae TOT, to be ehed, u.peeted and deliyered aat
saeh eoints within the vail, Of the Marine Ba,-
MaziDe0hssr, free Of expense to the nited states
ana both word and cost IN be furnished ut mach
times and In suen quantities the said Com.
nsDsinR Msr.ns Ofhcer may require.
P9YmentE win be made upon the quarterly fequi-
sitien of the Comm andin9 Officer. ststiag the
quantities r~Quifed TOR the use of his command,
azreeabiS 10 regulations.
guarantee 70 Be aiened by two responsible per
zone. whoa responsibility must be certified 10 by
The %. b. Distriet Judge. q. 9. District Attorney,
". b. Collector. must accom- any each proposal,
otherwise it will not be considered.
20 be endorsed "Pr oposais for fuel;" and a6-
dressed 70 the Undersigned. W. SLACK,
my -lAw4v Major and Gu ~ ter sst~r. :
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS. .. /
ASSOCIATED PRESS DIsPArOHEs,l
FROM EUROPE

Deprsdatiens Of the Pirate Alabama,
HAllfAS, June a.-The steamer Africa, from
Liverpool on the 3uth May, arrived here to-
Gay
diplomatic relations had bsen broken on be.
w.. N Ehgland anu Brazil. " TT
Mr. hos buck had given notice that he would
Hove in PaThament that England open neeo-
,aiiohs viii other powers for the recognition
q. tie CnEssdtrd;ps.
Lord Montague win move an arnendnent.
tie Liverpool Post gave promin-nce to the
following on ,be receipt Of the AussralAsian's
news: fs4l43~. - - asa..y .8B
"vieksburg has fallen and the Miseissippi 10
open fl ON its mouth TO its source. The Eefer-
al tanse has triumphed, and there can now be
NO doahf ci the TACT that Gen. Grant has seized
tie key Of pesce that is hung mp in the fortress
at Eleksbafg. Now is the time for mediation
instead Of findpizing in the idsa Of SPIN pathy. or
in vain hopes Of the War continuing. Every
body who wishes well TO England, and TO the
world NJ large, should promptly unite in an
app, al 10 Lord Paimerston requesting him not
10 lose moment in propocing terms not injuxi.
ous 10 the South, yet acceptable 70 the Novth
This important ne ws having only arrived when
expect The hope anc prayer that at last we are
on the eve OK peace between the North and
South
The pirate Alabama has captured the sh;ns
Dorcas, Prince, Union Jack, Sea Lark and
Nye. The Nye is n whsler. The Dorcas
Prince and Union Jack were bound from New
York fer Shanghai, and the Sea Lark from
Boston for San Francisco.
public meeting was to be leld in Liverpool
en- the 30 inst. TO pay tribute 10 the memory Of
.sStcnewsH" jackson
TIE --LATEST.
LONDON, May 3.-The London Globe thinks
the Federal generals seem to have found the
Tight road to Fieksbnrg at last, and says the
character OF military operations leads to the
supposi:icE tha. the recognition Of the South
il not yet excluded trotn mediations At Wash
Lngton. tE
LIVERPOOL, Saturday Evening.-The Paris
correspondent Of the London Herald says that
Masons presence in Paris strengthens the re-
port of the approaching recognition Of the
Southern ConIeseracy. The great stumbling
block is the stubborpness of n portion of the
British Cabinet The general impression is
that France VIII take the initiatiye In the re-
ccgnition. and the rest Of the European powers
wi soon follow. t'E-.
The Paris correspondent of the Post says
fresh efforts are making by Mason and Siideu
to obtain recognition.
The Army and Navy Gazette does not be-
leve the war is ne ar its end, far As the North
is concerned, hut thinks there ART signs of civil
conflicts both Ncrih ana South.
Reb script closed on Saturday at 2ka1x
dis coDnt. ,- a4 = -
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REBEL AFFAIRS In THE SOUTH


The Richmond correspondent of the Charles
ton Mercury. under date Of May 10, writes:
"The President was in high glee on Satur.
day, saying johnson had the enemy just where
he wanted them. But Johnston himself tele-
graphed friend that he feared he had arrived
TOO late. All accounts snow there was q wofuI
want OF foresight and concentration on our
side. ....,=.a f~.. , ..,... q
at is stated that Lees army is to be divided
into three corps. to bc commanded respective
ly by LongStreet, Ewell and A. 2. Hill.
Rumored that Gen. Lee desired q. w. Smith
to De pnt in .1ackson's place, but not believed.
Eweli has certainly reported for duty. DR..
Hancock having certified to his fitness, but he
looks badly - 35.- .'
THE EFFORTS TO REINFORCE iogSsroN.
LXEcUTIyE MANSION, ,MILLEDGRyILLE,G GA,
May 20, 1S63.-To the People OF Georgia have
this day received q dispatch from Gen. Joseph
E. Johnston, commanding the army in Missis-
sippi, stating that he Is informed that numbers
OF straggiers from the army are reported going
East through Georgia, especially the northern
part, and requesting me to have them, officers
well as men, arrested and sent back to jack
son, s.employing fer that purpose ASSOCIATIONS
CT citizens as well as State troops" .-t@
/ therefore order the commanding officers Of
the State troops, and all militia officers of this
State, and request all good citizens, to be yigi-
liant and active in arresting all stragglers and
deserters, whether officers or men, and when
arrested. 10 deliver them to Col. q. w. Lee.
sent 10 Jackson, in obedience to the orders OF
Gen. Johnston. Prompt and energetic action
is necessary. JOSEPH z. Brown.
TFrom the Mobile Register.1 esI
Ii is said that the tremendous repulse and
slaughter Of the Yankees at Vicksburg on Snn-
day was due to n strategem Of Gen. Pemberton.
who made feint OF eyacuating part Of his
works, when the enemy rushed in only to be
met with immense slaughter from artillery
placed so as to take them with ralung fire.
The Mississippian publishes speech made
by Gen. PembertoD, after the repulses of the
enemy. 1t is as follows: sla4 : -f.i. So =
"ECu have heard that / was Incompetent
anda traitor. and that it was my intention To
sell Eiclssburg. Follow me, and you Will see
The last pound OF beef, bacon and fiour-the
last Grain OF eorD-the last cow and hog, and
horse ana dog shall have been consumed ana
elast man shall have perisned in the trenches
ti-en, and only then, will i sell Vicksburg.;' !
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An Immense Train of NEGROES

From tne New orleans Era, MAY 30
1tEAas heen known TO many persons in this
cny thas an immense train, consisting of shout
6tj wagons, 3.GU0 mules and horses, 1850 head
ofGeaItie. and 6,U00 negroes, has Just been
brought Fl ON the Teche country tosa safe point
miles in length, and was under guard of sew
eral re gin1snts Of volunteer troops, the whole
under command of Colonel Joseph s. Morgan,
OF 'he seth New York. The caravan starred
from Barre's Landing on the 2ist of May, at
which place the wagons numbered about 100, !,
which gradually increased on the march down.
These wagons were filled with contrabands Of
about ten in each vehicle. The advance was
held by COL Chickering, OF the fist Massachus-
et,s. The artillery and infantry were pfovis-
ionaliy hrigaied, and upon the Col. Command
frg. days march was Twenty-Five miles, and
the second fifteen. f~sA1 satis& F9fs
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AUCTION SALES.
By0RHGN q WILLIAMS, Auosionssrs.

ByQRHEN l. WILLIAMS, AuCtionesrs.
EXcELLENT TWO hTORY, BAEEMENT, AN
Il Afr1c FRAME HOUSE, AND Lof. on Srh
STREET, BEf BEN NORTH L AND II STREETS, At
AUcTIoN.-On FRIDAY. the 18th In slant, ve shail
sth in front ofthe prsnaises. At clsok part
ef original Lot No. in sqaare No. 40l. With the
impf evenents. which are 9uod two story frame
326, on 9Th street west. between aud NJ streets
north. The house contaius nine co nvanientis
arranged rooms ABd passage, and other necessary
cut onildinss the lot has front Of about ~ feet,
running back 81 feet inches.
Terms: One half cAah balance In Fix, twelve, and
eighteen months. for notes bearing intsrest from
DAY Of sale. deed given and cd OF trust taken.
| 5ss aSas u'AG GREEEk WILLIAMS. Austa
= ByJ,U MoGUlKE& 4 co., Auetionssrs.
DEREApTOKi BALE or CITY LOrS.-0R
Il 1FRIDAY AfTEkNOUS, Jnue 18th, at o clock.
at tie Auction Roems. We shall sell the following
able Building Lots belonging TO the sseaas OF
the late James @. den. viz -. --,. = I'D
north street batween nth and 18th streets west.
Lots ?, a. s. aud part Of %, In Seuare No. 5f4.
fronting respectively on south n street, between
Sd and - streets w.st, and Sd street west. between
L and Ii streets south. s -
Lot 2o, in square 3sa, fronting north N street,
between sth and 10Th streets west. This rs . vsry
desirable building lot
Lot 29 and part of Is. in Square No. III. fronting
10th street west, between i and NJ streets nortn
Lots and 5, Square 494, fronting on south E
street, between 4hs and 6th streets west.
Terms: One third cash 1.-The remAinde- IN ak and
twelve m onths with interest, seourct BY deed OF
trust on the premises. Convey ancing ~ cost Of
jr Sd iRsp.l &c. MCGUIRE d CO., Aucsa.
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pRoposAIs FOB HAY, STRAW. AND GRAIN
ASSISTANT ouAx7EKMAsrza's OFFICE,

Il, J
Forage Deparimeaf, Coz. g and I'D st1ssfs, }
WAsHIsGToS. d. c., April l6. 1858
WRITTEN PRoPoSA ALS are invited for furnishing
BAY, STRAW, OATS, and CORN for the use ef
this Depot TO be delivered at the Hsilrosd Depot,
rss n,ons g T a a. srssssd se ehs nndsy
Ggned, and they should state the quantity Of
each article offered, also the prize and the date
Proposals will be received for Eve thousand
Is 1901 bushels of Corn Oats and 6fty 500 tons of
bay or straw and upwards. unless il should be for
the interest," of the Government to contract for 8
SsSs amount.
An grain TO be put DIP in good sacks, of about two
a. bushels each, which are to be furnished at the
esst Of the contractor.
The BAY and Straw to be securely balsd,
All Grain and Hay offered to be subject to . rigid
inspection by the Government Ins spector.
Contracts will be awarded from time TO time to
the lowest responsible bidders as the intere sts OF
the service may require. Good security will be
required for the faithful fulllhsnt any contract
msde under this advertisement.
Payment to be made At the compilation Of the
contract 8. L. BROWN,
an Ism Captain and A. @. NJ. q. 8. A.
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ClSA REWARD.-Escspedf from the Washing
F15U ton city iail of the dat trict of Columbia,
on tbe night Of the 18th Of April inst. 1866
One WIN. A. TOMPKINS, alias LkGRANGE. his
age is about 22 years; feet sinches high; light
brown hair cut short and when long was comaed
straight back; lis face is round and full of quick
and stSmmeriDg spec ch. #s.
Also, JOHN HARDING, sbout 4s or 50 years of
age; feet or 9inches high; very sharp features;
hair and side whiskers gre mixed; full and rolling
eye and intellectua al forehead
Aifo, JOHN KILROY about feet 10 inches high;
a years of age; light brown hair cut very short;
low forehead; has grum frownins look; fair COM
plexioI and pox marked. All Of them had leg irons
when they lefi the Jail.
The shove reward win be given for their aprrs-
hensioL If secured in the United States jail in the
District of Columbia, or $50 for either ONE OF said
prisoners WARD a. LAMON,
apH q. 8. Marshal.
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By GREEN q WILLIAMS, Auctioueers.

by GKEGN d WILLIAMS, AuctlOuPerB
VERY vALUABLE PROPERTY ON NORTH O
Y STREET BErwEH Fcul AND A-a.LP AND
Sixth sfRtETs. Ylowx 40 fHR kArH HOUSE. AT
We rhal sell, In front of ths premises at o'clock
p. NJ, ths followi ns valuable properly viz: -tt-
All IF Lot Ne. 6. in Square No. 49p. uAving q
front of Sc feet Inch running hAsk l33 feet 20
~ foot alley sI contains abort 24s square feet
afro the i'm prsyeme ents, which ara . large tHo
story bricl housS, dc. t,.+,
TERMS: Ono th ira eash balance in nj and twelve
months, the purehassr to give notes for ihe
deferred payments, bearing interest from day of
sale. All copveyancipg at the cost Of purchsser
The shove mentioned property il consldered very
desirable, Il being theweIl known Bath House, in
the centre Of the city, Immediately in the rear OF
the National Hotel.
je "a GREEN 4 WILLIAMS. .Auets .
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ByJ.C MoGUIRE 90. Auctionesrs s#
IlANDsOME RESIDENCE IN TIM FIRST
III kkI.R-Qn

uANDsOMB RESIDENCE IN TIN FIRST
II WARD AT PUBLIC sALE.-On THURSDAY
AFTERNOON, July llth. st O'Clock p. N on the
premises. We ahall sell lots Nos 10 aud -, in
Sauare No. 10 fronting l2s Fact 2Ist street west.
at the corner of north sire It, and running back
l5O feet 81 inches, containinz over ls 200 square
feet Of ground; together with the improvem nts,
consisting Of al.rga three story brick residence.
having front onl2lst street OF ~ feet, with back
buildings. containing sixteen rooms. With all the
modern improvements. On the pr remisas ara .
houie, DO, and 10 in all respects Portable and
tpAirable reaidebce.
~ The premises may be examined any day
between the hours OF H. and 2 O. clock.
TtrmF: One third in cssh. ,ha remainder in six.
tWelva and e,ghtsen months. with interest secured
by n deed Of trust on the premises.
~ Possession given July lat.
les d J. G. Mcguire & co.. Aueta.
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PINE HORSES

i he Subscriber is constantly in receipt Of very
harness and riding horses They are Sc IN
lscted By aimself ct the North expressly 60
for this market, and some among them cannot faii
steck He viii sell them low for cash, and respect
fully invites all who want either Buggy Csrriage,
sales and sxcb ange Stables, on Louisiana avenue,
outh side. between 9Th and 7th sts
If JON. il, HBISB,
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ByJ. C. AcG U 1Rs d 90. Auc.ion.ers

ByJ. SQUIRE 90. Auctionsers
DIREMPTORY SALEOF THREE STORY BRICK
DvELLINo on STREET SEAR 5rH.-On FRIDAY
AFTERNOON, June l2ih, st six O'Clock on the
between 5th and 9Th streets west, vita the lot
fronting ~ feet az inches on street, running
back ~ feet to An alley, together with the ifs-
prevements, consisting OF . thrre story and basa-
mept dwelling, nj large two story and bssemsnt
brick back bull ing. The main huuse contains tsn
parlors, Eve bed room and two rooms in basement:
back building contains Kitchen. store dising
room l6 by ~ feet, two bed rooms, and bath room;
wa1e and gas thron gbout
Terms of sale: One third in cash +; remainder in
9 and u months, with interest, tecured by deed
OF trust on the premises
Conyeyancing to be at tho expense of ths par.
je Sd JAS C. MCGUIRE & CO, Auets.
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By ]. @. NEG UIRE & CO.. Auctionesrs. .
DERENPTORY eALE OF THREE STORY
Il BRICK DWELLING HOUSE WITH BACK BUILD
INGs, IN THE FIRsF WAkp.-On THURS DAY AZ
TERNUON June lltb. at O'Clock. on the prem
ises, shall sell Lot in Square No lu2 fronting
on Twenty 6rst st, between 4and II. and i'm proved
by three story brick Dwelling House with three
story back building. newly painted and pspered,
and put in thorough repair. Immediate pessss-
sion given. The house may he examined from 8
to Y o'clock. any day previous to the sale.
title perfect.
Terms: One-third cash; the remainder in and
IL montha with interest, secured by deed Of
jes j. 6. MCGUIRE 4 CO.. Auct-
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ADCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS.

b, sAs. g. Mct4uIKE 4 co., Auctioneers.
nm THURSDAY EVENING, Juna lIth, com
~ mencing 1t ~ O'Clock we s<sll aall ny eafa-
lection sf BOOKS, cor sstny of Law, n MEDloAl,
HISTORY, and number Of Public Documents.
Terms cash. .,-.,f- -.-.-.. - ...s..s
je 9-d J. q, Me0U1RE& CO Aucts.
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MILITARY GOODS. e.a
WALL, STEPHENS Il CO.,
322 PENNSYLVANIA Avenue,
Oder the largest assortment in this city, embrAe.
ing all qualities used by officers in the Army and
SHOULDER STRAPS. HATS, CAPS, PIsTOLs
dc, &c, with q fns assortment Of UNIFORM
CLOTHING. with which We can furnish officers
eompls To outfits In q few moments
WALL, STEPHENS d co.,
ap ll-tfif 322 Pennsylvania Avenue.
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CARRIAGES!li

tns sne assortment Of PIRsT CLASS E8GE
CKRRI kGE IS, made BY the best buiid- -. : -
Osleche ONE Caleche Coach, Brett's; four and sax
seat Roch avays and Germantovns, Boat wagons
Sor two or four persons Doctors Phaetons, Plain
and shiftir Top Be ggies, 'ogether with . nHmbef
Of SECOND HAND CARRIAGES but little used /;
slso several splendid Eleishs, all purchased for
cs6h and can be sold 70 sit the time to those who
mar Ia sIn THOMAS YOUNG.
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HEADQUARTERS DEPARThgNT OF WASH
Ii 1SGTON.
Office Chio caarternasisr, Nay 23. 1853.
DEALERS IN AGRICULTURAL IMrLsMRSrS. GAR
DEN SEEDS. &C., are requested to furnish this oics
price lists of the various articles of their trade
The same should be directed to Lieutenant Colo
mel ELIAS NJ. GREENE, Chief Guar tnrmastsr, os-
partment of Washington. a-..-s IN, Is #
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xARiETlESI vARiETIESl
Fronting Psnnsylvania avenue and Ninth st.
THE COOL EST PLACH IN THE CITY.
ALL FULL OF WINDOWS.
LADIES' FASHIONABLE MATINEE,
THIS twednssc ay) AFTERNOON, at O'Clock.
FopULAR WITH ALL TEE LADIES
AGsnd,d ty The C7srks and C6fciais III the rar,oas
PHt!tc Dsrar:nssAtS.
ALL TIE TRIPLE COMPANY.
ALL THE BEAUTIFUL LADIES.
OVER FIFTY ARTISTS.
Tie Cirt!s Of Grate and C7wiey Of Beaasy.
BDDWDRTH AND LESLIE.
MISS HOWARD AND HELENA SMITH
SCORES OF ALL KINDS or ARTISTS
NR. JOHN HeEKE.
The Champion Snare Drummer.
Fitz simmons' great version of the
FRENCH SPY;
OR, THE SToRMING OF ALGIERs.
Afternoon and Nisat
A FULL DRAMATIC COMPANY.
Every Attraction q UEapproachable-
Admission 2s snd 5, cents. Private Boxes. ss.
ODD FELLOWS' HALL.
PosIrrvELY LAST THREE NIGHTS,
MON DAY. TUESDAY AND WEDNESDAY EVE
NINGS, June sth. 9th and 10Th,
oARNcRoss D1xEy,s
MINSTRELS
THE STAR TROUPE OF THE WORLD.
THEIR
CHAsTE AND VARIED ENTERTAINMENTS,
Producing
NEW NOVELTIES
IAUGEABLE BURLESQUES
NEW ACTS.
BEAUTIFUL SONGS.
FANCY DANCES. &c &c
As performed by this
CELEBRATED TROUPE
AT THEIR
OPERA EOUsE IN PHILADELPHIA
Doors opea ct a quarter past O'Clock. Erter-
tailEle 1t commences at ) o'clock
Tickets Is cents; reserved seals 81 cents. Office
open for the sale of secured seats from 10 a. M to
j. L. DARSCRnSS. Manager,
je sat- JAMES W HOLDEN Agent