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THE NEW CANTERBURY,

THE NEW CANTERBURY,
Louisiana acenre, near Sixth street.
THE MUSIC HALL OF THE COUNTRY.
IMMENSE CONGRESS OF STARS!
Nahum ~ Parro.
FIVE DISTINCT COMPANIES
COMBINED IN ONE.
BALLET, eACROBATIJ .. an ETHIOPIAN
COMPANY, in all forming one Monster uoncert
Company, fivinx sertOImsnes for which. for Beauty,
been eau,led' sTS TRTs nryei ESESSiSa. ssESHfsss.
The wonder Sr' sf 'es e Tsr'd' %i PARKER,
the N an Of many forms, whose terrific and almost
dous applause from the thousands of people who
have witnessed his sarvelops Psrfo5mshee
''"''a W MONS. DEcHALTMEHUX. s'
In which the pantomime Com pany of the Csnssr-
Diai Miss Wi Jvifa fifi MORTIMER the Queen of Song,
the most beautiful aud fascinating SonSstress of
Mits KATE fgNNoyER tn. beautiful and
Moas s4oiaay, rs.T the renowned M.itre de-
Ballet and Pantomimst, and -his Grand Ballet
p q. orge r. Edesor, the eopalar young Com sdi.n
sIs sa
THE ARABLAY.
who pronounce 1.-THE most magnificent and Attrac
tive FAX GREAT s1sf
Composed of the most beautiful youns ladies In
the profession Misses Katie Harrison. Jennie
Allen. Lstty Clifford, lie Jennie, Lilly Brandon,
MI lie Geraldine, Josephine Florence. La Petite
The beautiful Ballet Divertisems MT, arrAn sed by
Mons. Szo lusy, entitled
THE FLOWERs OF SCOTLAND!
as sueSy Of sssuy
by the following stray OF Corb o grapherS:
JAMES CLARKE, the Favorite Banjoist and JIG
Dancer
WILLIS the Prodigy Of ysEs,tility At ri. =,
(Terrsicboresnb Art
JOHNNY CLARKE, the Wonderful Delineator
or Cross grained Dal kies. 49,
The evening 3 e0fe rtainmeut viii conclude with
the Ballet p PsDt Dtomime entitled
MONS. DECHALUMEACAi
OR,
THE ADVENTURES OF ROUQINETi
Mons. pechaiumcaux an original .Ss o. X. Edasen
Rouqu met, his valet Mons b. l.. bzollosy
WkDNESDAY AFTERNOON. March 4 Grand
Matinee for the benefit OF the News Boys II lone.
sATURDAY, Matinee for Ladies' and Children,
at clock.
Admission Is cents; Orchestra, 81 ce ats; Private
Boxes thOldirg six y S..
Doors open at 6% o'clock; performance at7H.
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ENROLLING JAcKAss.-Harpsr's "Draw-

ENEoLLINU JAthAss.-IaIgVI "D!""
er" contains this .senrolling" anecdote:
THE enrolling officer OF Salisbury Distrlct,
MARYLAND. was very active and thorough in the
performance of his duty. One day he went 10
the house of countryman. and finding none or
the male members Of the family al home made
inquiry of an old woman about the number and
and age of the smales' Of the family. After
naming several, th- old lazy stopped. "fs
ther.. no one else p asked the officer. mo re-
plird the oman, none except Billy Bray.
BILLY BRAY. where is her He was at the barn
a moment ago. said the old lady. Out went
the officer, but could rot find the man. Coming
hack. the worthy office quc tioncd the old lady
AS 10 the age of Billy, and welt away after en-
rolling his name among those to be drafted.
7 he time OF the drafting came, and am ong those
on whom the lot fell WAS Billy BRAY. No oae
knew him Where did he livef The officer
who enrolled him was called on 10 produce
him and, 10 and behold, Billy Bray vas Jl *
ass snd stands now on the list of drafted men
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.
ASSOCIATED PRESS DISPATCHED
FROM ROSKcRASg ARMY.

FROM ROSkCRAS8' ARMY.
HsrSan'e Rebel Force w hipped in Three
enthusiastically Prtssn~re, faeisdinG
Ofneers, Iaken-Splendid Charge Of Oar
Cavalry.
The following has baen rsee. ed at the head.
quarters OF the army:
EUHFREEsRyRo', Feb. E.- ks;~r Gss~~si
Rsi'sok, CO-as.o~dsr -t~- chef Con. Stsnlsg
reports from his expedition TO Brady Vile. Tn.
rebels OF Morgan and Wharton's commands
made q stand at Bradyvilie. Cclonsls Para
mour and long went In with sabers and
whipped them n about THREE min autes. Stokes,
cavalry advanced braveiy with carbinss We
took aerenty prisoners, including eight or sesrs;
their camp eQuipsge, ten,s, ssddlee, come
seventy hor,es, and, Basil Dukes regimentai
pspers.
Major Murphy did gced service. We lost
one man killed, and one CAPTAIN and seven
men wounded. w. B. RosHcRANs.
Major General.
teIcoyp DIsPATCH.l
FAsHrILLI, March 3-The rebels, under
Van Dorp. advanced toward Franklin yeetlr-
day on two roads. 2,oo0 strong, with artillery
Af'cr maTeuvering awhile, hoping 70 draw
our msn In am lush, they returned. We can
tu-ed two men. Van Dorm has his head.
quarters at Spring Hin, thirteen miles south
of Franklin.
A Federal force, by order OF General Nit
chell, has captured Felix Young and VIM. X.
many Union soldier in Sumner county
They, with two others, have been ordered in
close confinement, and heavily ironed.
Seventy prisoners arrived from the front
last night. al OF horgan's command, rnestly
OF The lsfh and lst Alabama regiments.
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Union Club in Boston. .

BOsToN, March A-Union club has been
organized al Boston, embracing many OF the
leading citizens noted for their patriotism.
Hon Edwa Everett has accepted the presi-
dency. The mansion Of the late Abbott Law
renee, on Park street, has been purchased for
the headquarters of the club at the price OF
s5eIOa The purpose Of the association lie IN
drrstood 10 be an unwayering support Of the
Government in its efforts TO put down the re-
hpl
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XITILLARDs, UALL-Ths Fashionable DANCING
w Aeodeny-Mr. GOoBALL respectfully in,
forms masters aud misses desirous OF learning all
tke fashionable dances-includtng the new Royal
Horse ward s Qusdrille, now 40 popular. they
can commence their lessons at once. The papiis
Lessons every Saturday attarnnon, at oclock, for
masters ard misses At Niiiardt, haI; rr"a'e
ie 10 I'm
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~ In his recent charge to the grand jury in
New York, Judge Barnard referred 10 the
"system of arbitrary arrests"-asserting thu
il WAS the duty of the jury TO find indictments
against all parties making such arrests, Tor
kidnapping, assault and battery, or Tor any
out
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T. CAMP sTovEsM
Ts sre now manufacturing OAAP, COOK ard
MATING STOVI6 which We viii sell ~ the
a.ysr or hundred as cheap a. they can be bought
;c Haltimors n H. &c II. /. 9REG0RY,
Sal Penn. avenue, EeAs 1th street,
no Il Int OhrCp. i Nsp.l
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PRENTICEANlA.

What sense is there in the proposal Of the
French Emperor that the United States and the
Southern Confederacy shall appoint Com
misioners 10 meet and try to arrange the condi-
lions Of peace Does not every body knew, that,
il The proposition should be accepted by both
parties, the United States Com uiEioners would
so instructed 10 insist on the restoration Of the
Union as sine qua and that the rebel Com-
missioEers would be instructed to insist on a
permanent separation as sine qsa mon ?
What will Cen .eGerate notes be worth AZ the
end OF tie war when the law that makes them
a LEG al tender ebsll have ceased TO operate
Answer us that, ye Kentucky blockheads who
are SO anxious 10 get our State into the rebel
Confederaoy7
We are not betting men, but we will lay
Louis Napoleon a trlffing wager that we con-
. Cuer the rebel Confederacy before he conQuers
Mexico. And Victoria may hold the stakes.
correspondent says that one OF the amuse-
ments OF the rebel army on the Rappahannock
lie Ethiopian mipstrelsy. The poor fellows can
reaaily find s'bones" enough.
The cnly way TO get a just and honorable
peace is 10 night for IT, So stand forth, ye peace
men, with those goodly instruments Of peace,
the mGsket and bayonet
1t may be true, as Bryant saye, that .serror,
wounded, dies with pain" but IL generally
leaves a large brood OF bad children behind it
to wound truth.
Humphrey Marshall boasts that his heart is
ever in his mouth. He had better swallow &c
then and let IL take the natural course OF thngs.
The Richmond Enquirer says thai the YAM
KEGS have been whipped twice at Bull Run.
So have the rebels at Fort Donelson.
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s.-C.-zCSo-x.
BRAKES PLANTATION r,rTEKs,

They purify, strengthen, and inyigorate.
They create a healthy appetit-,
They are an antidote to Change Of water and
diet.
They overcome effects Of dissipation and late
hours.
They strengthen the system and enliven the
mind.
They prevent niasmatic aud intermittent
feyers.
They purify the breath and acidity Of the
stomach.
They cure Dyspepsia and Constipation.
They cure Diarrhea, Cholera aud Cholera
Morbus.
They cure Liver Complaint and Nervous
Headache.
They are the best Bitters in the world. They
make the weak man strong, and are exhausted
natures great restorer. They are made of
pure ST. Croix Rum, the celebrated Calisaya
Bark, roots and herbs, and are taken with the
pleasure OF a beverage, without regard to age
or time Of day. Particularly recommended to
delicate persons requiring q gentle slim ulant
Sold by all Grocers, Druggists, Hotels, aud
Saloons. P. H. DRAKE & 90, a02 Broad.
way, New York. sep 25-eo8m
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How HE Cor HIS WIFR.-John W-was,
or is, q genius. He made quite pile in the
Mexican war. and invested IL in a canal boat,
running the canal. John was bachelor,
but in course of time was smitten by The little
god An old farmer, who lived in the Hheal"
path, near Massillon, had two roey-cb beeked
daughters, but all attempts 10 gam an intro
dup ption by their admirers were folled by the Old
man. But John was not discouraged. A large
chunk Of beef bought on the mastih, and John
proceeded 70 deliberately appropriate the vari-
Gus articles hanging on the clothes line. Chem
ist ties and stockings breecbes, shirts and things
were crowded In glorions confusion into the ca
pac 'ous bag carried ny John on this occasion.
They were brought aboard the boat and plaeed
in the ssbow cabin" -opave the way 70 an intro
ducIion on the return "trip.
Aweek after, the boat passed the farm -hous~,
on its way South; and John jumped ashore aud
went TO the house. He represented that one OF
his drivers had stolen the clothing, that he had
dis hareed hm, and desired 10 restore the
articles The young ladies were q, lighted, "a
the sack contained all their SUNDAY fiIings."
Tie old man sJid:-
Railways thought that all the boatmen would
stead: and an delighted 10 fiHd one honest
one You must call again, Captain"
The Captain dId call again, and soon after
married " the youngest"
On the wedding night, ne told his wife the rsss
he l. ad used 70 gain an introduction, and the old
man gave orders that no more clothing should
b. left ssout o night"
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- TEETS.
;ys. LuNa!S; ~ y. the Invaator aud Pats

~ LuGH!S, y. D, the Invantor sud sstsntse
"5the hlHEnkL PLATE TEETH attends -
=sf<-as,ly ct stS Staae IN tais city. many:sr$7N(
>s.ro.a %ear tssss t>etE whD cannot N@@--S
-resF othsIs, and perso, can wear others WAC
c:anot wear these.
rers1Ds calling at my once can ss Accommodated
=f:k apy stY;e and rrics OF Tss;a thsy desire.
Sat 70 those 1ko are particular Aa6 vish She purss
Aeanest. strongest and most perfect centure that
srs eau produce. the EiNEHiL PLATE Vii: %
s..oTs fully ~arTsTta6,
Rooms In this c;,y-Ho. S3s PennsYIysni. a-snrs
between Sts and tGth strests. Also, 80? Arcs S.,
philsdelphia RAr<-iy
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GRAND sPARRING EXHIBITION.
J. @. OREH,
The Champion sf Colorado Ttrri.srv,
viii give Grand spsrring Exhibition on NIX r
FRIDAY EVENING. tse 9Th instant, At the CRY
ASSEMBLY ROCKS, No. 657 Twelfth street, corner
OF Oh" syelGs.
Re viii be assisted by the celebrate JOE co.
BERN, OF New Yort. aud all the am ateurs OF this
city.
J. O. OREM v Ill ex II bit the Champion Belt won
by him in Colorado Territory IL lie of solid gold
snG silver, and vOrIhs SEe.
Doors apfD att p. m. &c mmenes ats.
Price of admission, s.. mar 49,
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Tnil WAS On her Ii p-keslth wAs In her x Ok,
strength was Ia hsr rts p, SAD N her hA.d-e!saaa
tos Differs"
E-r-1sco-x.
fey b~t.le4 Of Plsntatioa sitters
Hiu ssrs Nervous Hesjaehs.
=, Cold .1tr.miti.s aud 1svsrtsAsi LIps
Al sour Stomach and Rsl1 trsatt.
FlstaIeney and Indigestion.
" Nervous AEsetiebs.
- Excessive Fatigue sud Shert srs&a.
Pain ever the Eyes.
Mental D<spendsney
Frostrstion Great Weakness
- SalIoU Com xios, Weak b v els, 60
Tt 81 are the syidencsg II
LIVER COMPLAINT AND DYSPEPSIA.
y q sstimst that sevep-tentas OF all adult
al.r1snts proceed from diseased ana torpid Liver
Tia o:liAIy sscrstsns OF tas liver overlooking into
,hs r.ouac yoitou the entire system ana exhibit
tie above sympto!ns.
Af.sr lo1s research We srs aba to present tas
most remark able cure for these horia nightmare
diseases, the world basever produced. Within one
year aver six knbsrsd and forty thousand PERSONS
have taken the Plantation 9ittsrs .Sn.. not IN ia
stance Of complain { Sas come TO our knesieise!
II iss most efseLua Al tonic and agreeable stuu
lsSt suitrd to al conditions OfIife.
The reports th.t 1t relies upon mineral sab
,tenees for lie active properties are wholly false.
For the public satsfsction, sud Il st patient. ~
ecn ponents.
CiLIsAYA BARx-Celeb,ated fer o. Ar two hu ired
years I'm the freshmen: OF Fever and AEce, DYppep-
sia, weakness, &c. II was introduced into Europe
by the Countess, wife Of the Ticeroy Peru in go
and Afterwards .oid by the Iesri,s for the saor,s9u,
r,tee aJ VtisAi siics-. under the name of
J:sxit', Pc+rde,s, aud was finally made publ. by
Louis XVI, Einx Of Francs. Humboldt makes
especial reisrs to its fabrfugs qualities
his South American travels.
CAsCAsILLA BAPE-Eor diarrhca cole ana dis
esses Of tie stomach and bowels.
DANpgLIoS- Fox inflammation cf the ,oins and
dro psicai Affections.
CHAEcMsLK FLowsHs-For cnfes b!ed igsston
L.SiEpsk FLovshs-AroMstic, stirnulsn. and
toric-hishly inviSorsting 10 necyou. debility
WIh1rHGEx.E-P Fer .crof-la, rheumatism, &c,
AsIsE-As aromatic car ..instiFe creating fiesh
muscle and milk: much used BY mothers nursing
Also. Glove buds, orange. earrawsy, so,iandsr.
snske-r0Ot, &c.
3. T-lsGG-X
Another vonderfuli sredient, Of spanish orisiu.
irlpsrtps beauty u the plsxion snG brill,
to tse mind is ye. unknown 10 the somme,es of
The world, and We rithLo ID its psme for the
present.
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Philadelphia, lQta Mor.h. l7M Day, laSe
RESPECTED ERIFEn Ny daughter has hean
much benefited by the use of tiny Plantation Bit,
ters Thou wit send tle two bottles moro
Thy TREND. ASA CERRIN
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IMPORTANT CEETiFIOArEs

IMPORTANT CEEriPIOATES
Rochester. n. y. Decenrb.r g. 1867.
Eess.rs P. Il. DRAKE Co.:-I have been = yreat
sufferer from Dyspepsia tCr three four vears and
hsd 20 abandon my profession. About three
...ont ago RED the psL sti"n Bait. RS aud to
ny great joy, am BOW nearly we'll mar / hays
rec0nu ended them III several cases Snd &c far a.
/ kLoE. always With sign.l benefit. -
IN respectfully ,0ucs
REV. J. 8. .CATIORN
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SPrRrTuALIsH IN PARIs.-The Paris cores
pondent Of the London Morning Pest Writes -
1.-THE spiritual Mr. Hume is az ain In Paris.
followed, hear, by a crowd OF lmpalpa0les
from the Other world. He gave seasscs st the
TuiIeries last week, when some Important COM
munications were made by those an visible per-
sonages no can only come 20 rs In the rapping
form We have not much spiritual telesTaphy
.oing OF in Paris some few old ladses I'm So
ei,ty now and then turn the table,, hut the
came is not popular, and no one can mahe
money or fame by il in this iIfidel city
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NkKiETIES! VARIETIESi
Fronting o,s Peana. or 1Sd Nsa.t st.

VAKiETIEs! VARIETIES
Fronting 90 PeHna. at. 0sd NsA.4 st.
GRAND FESTIVAL WEEK,
Favorites, aud the Grand Comb .sxtion
CompSRy.
Increa.ius sensation creating By MISS NELLA
RlCHlSGS, the very Queen OF Song.
GEORGE Z. DOBSOS. tse Master Bsnjeist
The public have heretofore ,oos ed upon the Ban
80 au il. .truinent only for an accompaniment to
IN the rncst artist styie all the opera senis and
the rorulsr ballads, with r0rrectness and sweet
LEVI BROWN, the Ethiopsn Genius.
MILE L.ZETTA, the Fairy yotary of the Dance
rs fKED MY tas Iri.h i. S SQIsst V;Ia.
ne 'nii'ittifis UHskhE3 ss3 SkAI. Si al virginia
ALL THE sThas aSD sT0GK ARrIsrRs
Nsw NoTshrfs %f Win As'reet'on
PTiG,s 81 hdn,ssSto";- Parquette and ]. F.nily Cir
&c, 3 cent?; Orchestra Cha 5. 9 cents, Single
si1 pei ns,) S5; Colorsd Circle Is cents
p0' - open 1t q quarter to O'Clock. Perform
,snce to commence at quarter to 8 O'Clock.
sFNnE THIRD AND LAST BUT ONE NIGHT
OF The
JOHNSON FAMILY
RTLLARDS' HALL,
will be given
WEDNESDAY, EVENING, March .,h,
when
Mr.. AND MRS. AEA B. HUTCHINSON
and their
THREE CHILDREN
will sing tier sopgsof
!ArsIOTISH, FREEDOM, FRATRREIrY
ard their ost pop,i mis- cellaneous productions
which have met the appreciation OF the universal
Gsnk &c nation.
Particulars in small bills and at the eoncer,
Cards of Admission, 50 cents children, Is cents,
Doors oper at 7; Concert al O'Clock. MAJ SIT
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ILLARD RDS' HaLLi
wv z ST.. d:.esilY ~ ,ear Of Eiilard1, HAIL

fHURSpaY EVENING, MARCH sTR
The Dstipxuiste ed Iri.h Orator,
EAsON JONES,
ny universa! desire viii deliver his greatest OF.
ton on the eminsn: Irish Wit,
JONATHAN SWIFT
JONATHAN SWIFT
DEAN OF ST. PhTRiCKx
DEAN OF TT PATRICK1
This Grafton IL said by the press OF Londor.
Manchester, LIVERPOOL, New York sDd Boston, to
be really the best discourse attempted By Mason
Jones.
Tickets OF admission % can't.
To ke procured At all the principal hotels Ard
book stores, and 81 the door. mar a
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81 Two hundred and thirty one lsdiee "f
Highland county, OHIO, have peuttoned Tie
Ieeis laiure of that stat To psss law plohibis-
ing negro emigration there.
. II;en. Banks refuses % appoint any more
colored men for commissioned officers on A.
count of the opposition thereto among ths
white soldiers in ME department
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GAS FITTING, &c.

A WA. 7. DOVE co.
ARl Now prepared to execute any cf6ess wiz
which tkeF may bs favored III tha
PLUMBING, GAS, oR sTEAA BiT"iE6 HUsi
MESS.
~ Store on Ninth street, = few dooTf merits q;
Pennsylvania avenue, whore may Be found eox,
plate assor rtyuent of CHAN D1LiERS aai oscsr c. AS
sTKAM ard WATER FIXTURES. jsa T-ly
" GAS klxTURkS.
w Have ID Sters, and are daily Tsosi~tpG, 3AS
FIXTURES of entirely Nsw Pstterns and pssixnr
and Finish superior in style 10 anything heretofore
5Sarsd in this market.
We invite citizens generally Il call arc s-xr1ius
oar stock Of GAS and " ATEH EIxfUAhS feeling
confident hat We have the best Esectsd stock u
WasktB gton
- An work In the above tins iutrus.ed &c cs>
care viii be prora pity attended 30.
mar 5-T MYERS Z McfiE AN, - & y r.ees$,
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THE WEEKLY STAR.

III sassusss IsAay - neU Ssar.al, 60
sAs.sas srssss vsrssp .sf .tssarssass rssAars
tAaa -. - found n aay ssAsr-ss vSA,saAsl %
fr1aaS HeraaA8. z-F-Ts.- --...-r
f1axs-OsA, SssGytsSA, d sS>s,sx
bineie seyT, Dsr a1Dan..----------..el 60
1vs sovfss. - -->----------- lfS
- sopsse e.-----~---~-~-~-------- D %
Tvsssg-svs seytss -
II Invariably ssssasas ~ "Washsag,ss usvs.
Mat hes nsse Ia Dsth D~wtas Scr strsslsss %
generally tArosSAsut ~ sosstrT.
0snsis soyses tin vrsyDsnl en- - yrsesree
ss Ne sesstsr, is,nsliatsiy ater Tie issse q On
DsSss. frise-fRR1l GENTS.
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AMUSEHENTS.
~ p xCIA EOTI CE.

- IAL NOTICE.
RI. Committee on the
MACON yONDs oRATIOTs
~ssld respectfully asrounss that TIE ora,ioa O
DEAN SWIFT.
v1LLlxiDIs' HALL.
As an1e IN .td IN the aftsrncon HAHsrs for NEoxss
p4f " trS rrset. inasmush as ths hail * rld n::
on THURsDAY TTEEIFe, Mar .hsth.
Siekets for eals at sll the hotels and Bookstores
nars-it
GROWERS THEATRE.
fLNNsYLYAkIA AvkNU UH nss. Hllxrds hsAs.
hxosAAo 6aovBR---- -.AtxAdsx
THIS EVENING
Third appearance OF the great
coNHIEArION or CoheDY ARTISTS.
Production, on this CHS only, Of Boursioaults =
sterling eenedy,
LONDON ASSURANCE,
with new and superb scenery. eostun,e. HurnIturs,
&c., and the following great esst:
Laura Aeens A.. Lady Gay Spsnker
9. v Xaloct, Jr., Charles Courtlsy
c. Peers s........................D Dolly SpA,ker
Ben kssers as.-...-...... sir Hxroourt Court.,
sS In rshsars.l-schooL FOR SCANDAL;
er Admission, 50, 35 and rs cents sssu.td sa.ts
IS e.p;s extra.
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DENTISTRY.
Has RE-0P zKRD HlS OFSIoA
AT R1s OLD STAND.
ssx AAD lafaeyED. isVEsrIoA
ARzIrtcIALssEe ELisrIc so1s
ErsoyS SsfAL PLAfa On CLASPS.

EiCf L. - " r n - j u % " - n
r E<E tn
EnsoyS EsraL PLATs On CLASPS.
DE-. 2. 3. EISF5NOTD,
sIe S-ols.-4y, .fe.e fsrk-HS0 Pssesv lcsAee ~
ssse essesses lssA sna lSsh ss,., HxsAtHyses,
Calls the ay.e1t:en Of .ae p.bltc to the fouowisS
.s~.ntsSss of hts ;npsoSea system: .<EA
J. fee Teeth Of hH manufacture wiuyeS576s$
Isvsg - rsOds bApke color oy any ~@A-S
s~i5s being three fourtis lis ter than a5 other:
No tsets er r~ots need be extr%ted as the
a1SstEiSl ones can hs inserted over them.
9. 1se roos VIII be made iaessnsivs. and never
- seize.
oAsasen be made in.,sdisteiy, tasrsby rrsssr-i1s
:A- t1rai exeression of the faoe, whic under The
ID syscsEa is trsasant,y tis5gursd
). THE work las been fOity t~stss ever I'VE
-se-1 hr many CT tsscrst ehsxliEss and psTsie:an,
oi this country.
Cr 8. has also inysr ted . white Endsstruetivs
.astel filing, with vhich the most sensitive ss&
s:n &c ti.ep without pain, and esn suiid ub q per
sect sound tootk on side roots " Sieh viii last
1xroush iifststirns.
the best Of references siren-Or. Y. Eott; DR..
Dorsmus Prafsasor oe Chsraiscry, y. Y; Hon.
Judge Es,Is-. of the aHpr-m- court - y >ssiRs.
-Sa. scd tharssGts IF ether.
Gail :ct sIac1ius for yOurnn!. 90 r,-Sn
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-03-04

ADIES' BALMORALS AND CONGRESS
IL BOOTS, of Glove Calf Lasting Moroc. wSan
So, etc., Misses and Children's Bhmersls NJ
md Boots of every description, Gum LonsT ~
Boots, and shoss, Military and Dress, -.
Bsots, Boys Long Boots, In great variety, xt the
owest possible prize s, at No. 10 Market Space, Pa
.venue. between eth snd 9th SITS.
De $50 ]. k0SENTHAL.
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Sherman House, tAieoso, H.. Fc5. H. 1873.
Easrrs P II. pklKe X Co -?Ias=a sauJ ma
s-CthCr twelve cases Of YOU Plantation 3ittar.
q, ) Ia n;orDiE. appe:.Zer. tbey appear 10 hay. su-
l-Tceded everything else, ard are greatly es-
tened
Yours, &c, GAGE / WAITE
Arrangements have been com pleted- supp.y
any demand for thiB article, which trO a lack o.
government stamps has not heretofore bean poss.-
lie. -
The public may rest assured that in no case vii,
the perfectly pure standard Of the Plantation Bit
tars BE- departed from. EcYy tot.lc bears III. f.,
si77,ie Gf Sigrattrs q Size! p!cs sngraping or
II cannot be gerUine.
sold by all druggists, 6roc.rs and Dealers
throughout the country
p. I'll. BRAKE & CO.,
nsr 2-eoi2t 2O2 BR0AWAY, NY.
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%ab DESKS. "a
- LIBRARY TABLES. w


Just received a large and complete assortme ut
of DESKS, TABLES axd CHAIRS, suitable for
public Offices. counting rooms and stores.
Also, large and varied assor' men: of rich and
handfome PARLOR SUITS, in Ross wood and Wa :.
nut, upholstered in French Brocate!le, Lasting,
PinSh and Hair Cloth.
CHAMBER SUITS in Rosewood. Walnut Ma
hogany Oat and Imitation; and, in fact, every
ceivabe article necessary to furnish house com.
plete which We most respectful, invite the publ c
to inspect, promising bargains to all who favor
BOTELER & WILSON,
Iron Hall, No. 31o Penn. avenue,
fe IH- colin bptWpen Oil and nth sts -