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The southern aegis, and Harford County intelligencer. (Bel Air, Md.) 1862-1864, 1863-01-03

s6r During 1868 there will be two
cclipscs of tho sun and two of the moon,
The southern aegis, and Harford County intelligencer. (Bel Air, Md.) 1862-1864, 1863-01-03
BEL AIR, M D.
Saturday, January 3, 1868.

feg-The " Southern Egs'' has more extended cir
culaon among the intelligent farmers and business men
Of Hartford, than amy other paper in the county. NO
" Lock Hospital" other obscene or Lottery" adver-
tisements will appear in our columns at any price.
large number of subscribers pay for their paper in nd
vance, and consequently just the class advertisers de-
sire 10 reach.
Tho attention of respectable and legitimate advertisers
Is directed to the above facts
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1863-12-22
PROPOSALS FOR FRESH BEEF.
IMPAIRMENT OFAGRICULTURE,

WASHINGTON, ID. e., Dec. 10, 1868.
10 he Growers aud Manufacturer Of Far and Hemp:
The Commissioners appointed by this Depart
ment, consisting of Hon. J. X. Morehead, OF Penn
sylvxnis, William NJ. Bailey, OF Rhod Island and
John A. Warder, Of Ohio, to consider the following
appropriation made by the last Congress, viz;
'For Investigations TO test the practicability OF
eultiys,ing and preparing AJAX and hemp rs a sub
stitute for cotton, twenty thousand dollars; hav-
ing met, and after several days Investigation OF
the subject, believing that further and fuller
notice or their Investigations might produce valu
able results, adjourned to meet again on Wednes-
day, the 2Ith day February next, at 10 o'clock,
NJ, and request all persons Interested In the dis
tribution OF this appropriation, or anxious to de.
velope the subject for the public good, to send to
this Department, on before that day, samples of
the Hemp and Flax In the different stages Of pre-.
psration Of the iibres and fabrics prepared by
them, accompanied by statements OF the various
processes used and the cost OF production In each
case; also, desc Of the kinds and cost OF ma.
chinery used, where made, kos; together with any
and ali inform alton that risy be useful to the
Commission.
This Information il necessary before an intelii.
gent distribution c,.n I've made. -
ISAAC NEWTON,
deelbdtfe2l Commissioner.
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WHrTRHuRsf's 0ALLaaY, l34 PBxnsYLvArrA
AvEsyE-This celebrated sstabishnsnt has Just
oeen elegantly rented and furnished. Has one Of
NE largest eollsotions Of Photographic aeGatlvss
in.this country, numbsrinG over hfeen thousand
both civil and military. ukenesses Of many Of
these fallen IN bait can b. oheained here. For
superior work, Whitehurst outstripping his CON.
petitors, received q medal ~ Ahs World'S Fair,
London; Particular attention 10 called to his new
Imperial Photographs, also vignetts nnw much
40 Frsa . Leay.-Wssa Mnss., sars.
tosa County. N. y, July sth, 1881 .-Da. HosrEr-
TER- SIR, hsve long delayed writipS 70 you my
sincere thanks for the good you have done my
dsughtsr; ! can truly say that nothing but the
saved her nom 40 early araye. For three years
have been doctoring her with syrups and all kinda
Of bitters that have been recommended to ne for
her, besides having two nrst.rats phys sians but
ing the sinanscs and all the newspspers that
could get hold Of, 10 hopes Of finding something
that would suit her esse. Accidentally there came
part OF newspaper around some goods that
8 locking II over saw At . glance ,hit your
BlTTERs vas Just what she needed. I cent the
next day to BIlston Spa and got bottle Of your
blTTERs. She commenced taking them, and such
distress the viotuals oesasioned, and the burnins
In the stomach, ! never saw In my life, - there
nov able TO work all thu time. think there 10 .
little deransement Of the liver; Please send me
tiIey. We ard others thought she had . disease
Of the heart, but that beating and nuttering that
would almost atop her from breathing At times, IL
all gone. Yours, with respect,
Prepared and sold BY HosTETTER SMITH,
grocers. dsc2a-eost
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ELEGANTLY BOUND AND ILLUS.
IL TRATED BOOKS.

LNLEGANTLi BOUND AND ILL s.
IL TRATED BOOKS.
. We have now on our tables ready for inspection
large and varied stock Of superbly Bound and
Beautifully illustrated Books suitable for Presents
during the HolydAy Season. We name In part the
following
Irving's Sketch Book, morocco, artist. edition,
Rsphaers Madonnas, noir antique,
Household Friends, mus. and cloth,
The Court Of Napoleon.
Bitter Sweet, antique morocco,
Wreath OF Beauty, masnihcentiy bound,
Illustrated London Edition Of Byron,
shskspeare's Tempest, antique.
Merrie Days of Old England.
strickland's Queens of England, 8 yoiu.
laneelot Queens OF England, /. vols,
Burke's Works, a vols. London.
The Spectator, I vols. London.
D'lsraelrs Works, vols. London.
Lttrrs OF Junus, 2y Ia. London.
Poets of the Nineteenth Century.
The Poets Gallery, antique morocco.
Halt Hour with the Best Authors, +y0ls. L"nion.
Bryant's Poems, assorted styles.
s,0tt's Lord Of the Isles, m0rDcrO.
spiend editions Of Moore, Scott, hemanB, Hood.
Byron, Shakespeare, Wsdsworth, Burns,
Poe, Tenny ,oD, AMI Longfelow.
MacAulsy's Fesays, half calf, I vols.
We have the latest IT ems aud 81, lCs oi Alb ms
Episcopal Prayer and Service EoUks, in every
style Of B,Eiing.
Catholic Prayer Books In all styles OF bindings.
Wrting-sissks. Portfolios, &c, In large variety
Juveniles and Toy Picture Books, a complete as-
surtmtnt.
Gold Pens, Pencils, and Csses oi the beat quaty.
BLANCHARD MOHUE,
Conner Eleventh street and
deel7 Pennsy wanna avenue.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1863-12-22
V'HE VERY LATEST i,I TELE-
GRAPH.

V'HE VERY LATEST iiY TELE.
GRAPH.
HEADQUARTERS SANTA CLAUS
To WM. i. RiCHsTEIS, Of the National Book Sore
2is nnsyivsnia avenue, between Eleventh aud
Twelfth streets.
DEAR SIR: shall visit " sshingtou by the early
train on Monday, December lath, and remain until
the Holidays are over | shall make my hea,-
quarters at your store, and will have with me an
immense supply OF presents Tor the Holidays, suit
table fOt the old aud young, rich and poor. name
In part Elegant Present alton books, Bibles, Prayer
Books, superb lot OF Photograph Albums, oieHery
style, Eork Boxes, Whiting Desks, Jewelry Boxes,
Back CANNON Chess and tribbSge Boards, Chill.
dren's Bhoks, Games, Pictures, AmbrotyIes,
Frames, Perfumery, Ssaps, Combs. Brushes, ks-
aors, Knives, Portfolios, and variety OF articles
NJ very low rstrs.
Your oledient servant,
SANTA CLAWS
Tu wa. y. RICuSTEiS, OF the National hook store,
- Pennsylvania avenue, between Eleventh anu
Twrifth streets, Washington, u. e.
y. u. another supply oi the Strangers Guide
and Pocket Handy Book, Just received and for sale
Wholesale and Ill. By mail, tree Of receipt Of
M cents. declt--SV
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NEW BOOKS.

NEW BOOKS. THE OLD HELMET,
~ bS the author of the Wide, Wide world'
CI. oIa Home; series of English sketches. by
Was Be sucee.sfuIi A novel, cy R. Z. Kimb.il;
vol. Price $50.
of t RSsas. ..i' v gft s 4 M'y the author
Alice Of Monmouth, an Idyi of the Gres. War.
with other POEMS ~ Z &; ss,sS%as; M hTC g.
deie Corner Penn. avenue ard nth street.
XIRK'S HISTORY or CHARLES
IN the Bold. :yols Cloth, price sG.
Hound the Block; an American novel. Price
Held In Bondage; or, Granville lie >ign-. h,
"Ouida" . vols. s2bO.
Light on Swallowed Paths. by 4. :. Arthur. isnl.
Dickens New Christmas story. Price 10 cents.
BLANCHARD \ MOHiN.
drs Corner Eleventh street and Penn. as.
BOOKS, &C., FOR THE HOLIDAYS
Illustrated and Illuminated Books.
Photographic Albums.
Writing Desks.
rapier Aische and French orn amentai Boxes.
Ladies' travelling Bags and Pocket books
Pearl and Scotchwood Gard Csses.
Family and Pocket Bihles and Prayer Books. IL
Illustrated and Illuminated Editions.
Juvenile Books, Chessulen, and Backgammon
Boards
Gold Pens, Pencils, a.; So, Ne.
Fine American, French, ana English Stationery,
Also, all the standard Military Works.
For sale by HUDSON TAYLOR,
Bookseller and Stationer,
delo.At 331 Pennsylvania avenue.
STASDARD B Inays' FOR THE HoL
lrvings complete works, half cali, gilt, % vols.
Prescotts Works, 10 vols.
Bancroft's History of the United St-tcs, 8 vols.
The works OF Henry Clay, complete. by Cotton.
vols.
Partons Life Of Jackson, 8 vols.
Burr, vol.
butler In New Orleans, ! vol.
Cnoper's Works, complete. 81 vols.
Wnyerly Novels, Abbottsiord Editions, u vols,
half Turkey antique.
Works Of Thomas Hood, 9 vols, halfcaif an tiQue
Coopcr's Leather Stocking Tales, 3 vols, half
irving's Life Of Washington, vols, illustrated.
ilalleln's Works, 10 vols, half elf.
Tcnnyson's Works, half calf, gilt, eXfFs.
Moore's Rebellion Record, u vols, half calf half
morocco, full law library, Sc.
klliotts Debates, vols, law library.
Dickens Works, complete, In vol,
Shakespeare, In L. and vols, different styles al
binding.
Applcton's New Cyclopedia.
For sale by HUDSON TAYLOR.
Bookseller and >tationer.
de19-i 3sI Pcnnsy l,ania aSrnue.
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LOCAL NEWS.

SELLING LieuoR on rms sAssArn. "A Ger.
man named Wi'zel, was arrested on Sunday, by
one OF Capt. Dolaa's dstsetives, on the charge Of
selling liquor on sunday. This y an had . very
well arranged place for his illicit trsfc. His place
Of business 10 a. t Pennsylvania avenue, and q
person 10 look in from the front door would think
that II was nothing but dry goods and fancy store,
but the detectives on Sunday went into side door
And found In back Of the store was well arranged
hsr room, ard in thN bar room was upwards OF
thirty persons assembled, al taking a sociable
smile together. Witfel and his bsrkeeper were
Srreatcd, and cspfned in the Central suatd-house
BY Capt. Todd's order. Wi,zei was hned 500 YES
tetday by Justice Ferguson, and then turned over
70 the military authorities, to be held for orders
His entire stock Of liquors were conHicatsd.
BRUTAL Alphabetically afternoon, as
two officers OF the Twcnty.second NIessachusetts
volunteers were passing the corner Of Fifteenth
street and Pennsylvania avenue they observe two
young men 90 up 10 an old colored woman named
e Lucy Vikinson and Violently assault her,
striking her ever the head and kicking her. The
old woman called for help and the oficers crossed
The street, arrested the men and took them to the
'rrovost Marshal, who committed then TO the
Guardhouse to 10 held ten days and summarily
punished. The young men gave their names %
Eugene Leesull, of New Orleans, and John Curry
of this city. On arrival at the Guardhouse they
were both showered-a hydropathic process which
hey were greatly In need Of Such scoundrels de-
serve heverer punishment Tor their conduct than
that recorded above.
hARsuAL's SALE OF rRiLs NEssEls.-At
sixth street wharf yesterday, VIM. L. wall d Co.
A"c:ioneers, sold By orders Of United States Mar
shl L.inon, the prize srhooners George Chisholm
and Arctic, with their aIgo,s. Quite = number Of
pHsons attended the sale. The Arctic was sold Tor
s9,7so, and the Chisholm Tor e7s6, 900 sacks rock
tat Drought si.oo per sack and 0oo more brought
81 81 persask. Anumber Of barrels ofheef orousht
$50 per barrel AChtonometers sold for SIS. This
!ss.d.
- ., -.
hohsLs AND WAGON sToLES.-Wiiilam W.
iSupton, colored man, was arrested this morn
ing ~ ohleef Clements OF the tishth precinct,
wagon from Albert Parker. The colored man said
that whilst driving the wagon In the early part Of
last November, he wac captured by the rebels, who
took the wagon for their use and sent him TO the
Interior. He escaped and went TO Harpcr's Ferry,
where he received pass to come to Washington.
sustained A good character
-
IRE NEW COURT kuLRs.-The rules OF prac-
tce in the Supreme Court Of the District OF Co!um
bia adopted by the Court In general term, October
lse3, Published and arc hcing distributed among
the members oi tse bar. They form very neat
htfle vo'ume OF about ils pages. The fuler were
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- i, f y f. n Z ).

ID Il F. y + n T 5.
Parties In search Of PRESESTS FOR THE
HOLfDhNS will md In our nssor tment Al endless
variety OF Useful az well As Fancy Articles, of the
newest and most elegant designs,
The earliest applicants will hsve tho largest
stock to select from.
NJ. W. GALTS BRO, Jewellers,
3b+ Pennsylvania avenue.
decis.S'if Chron. star& Repub,l
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1863-12-22

FOR HAY.
DrPor CoMMissARy's orFi,E,
US q. STREET, WARRINGTON,

DrPoT CpMMissARv's OFFICE,
22s q. STREET, wAsHrNoToS,
SEALED PROPOSALS In duplicate for five Hun.
dred (5Oo) Tons OF good merchantsble Hay will he
received at this office, until THURSDAY, the 2+th
day Of December, 1864, at 70 NJ. Proposals must
be endorsed, "Propossis for Hay" and none will
be entertained unless they fully comply with all
the requirement. Of this advertisement
Bidders must give their names In full nc well As
their post office address, and each proposal must
be accompanied BY an oath Of allegiance, and ia
guarantee, signed by not less than two responsible
persons that Il contract ia awarded to the party
and entered In o, and good and sufficient security
furnished for the execution Of the contract as pro-
posed. The right to reject any and all proposals
that may be made under this advertisement 10 re-
served BY the Government Il In its opinion the
II proposals arc made by Arm, the name of all
the parties must appear, or the Individual who
amsnt y the contract il his proposal is seceptej,
and will be required to furnish the above specified
The usual form OF guaranty must accompany
each proposal, and psrt,es to whom awards are
made must be prepared to execute contracts at
once, and to give bonds equal in amount to one:
By the contractor and both Of his guarantors.
Satisfactory evidence OF the 10y atty and solveney
sna
must be shown by the official certificate Of the
Clerk Of the nearest District Court, or OF the
United States District Attorney.
II any bidder to whom an award my he made
refuses TO enter into contract asrceably with the
terms OF this advertisement, or Who after signing
the contract and bond, shall neglect or refuse "a
execute the same within the time prescribed, Ss
well In quality as In quantity, then the Commits.
ssry shan have the right to supply such deficiency
by purchase In Spea market, Charging such delin.
Quent bidder or contractor with ths adv aDee paid
over the bid or contract.
Proposals from disloyal parties will not be con.
sidered, nor will awards be made to any perssn or
persons who have heretofore failed to fulHl their
agreements contracts with the Government.
Bidders must be present At the opening Of the
bids, to respond to their names.
The Hay to ba delivered either In Washington
or Alexandria 10 baits, propt ly secured, Tree OF
all cost OF transportation or handling.
All Hay contracted for under th.s dvertiseinent
will he rg'dly Inspected, md such as does not
prove Of u good mcrchantable Quslity viii he re.
ected. The Hay will be paid for In such funds n
the Government may have. on hand To disbuise
upon the completion nf the contract, or as uoon
thereafter as the proper officer shall he In fundh.
Delivery " the HAY to commence within ten tl0)
days from the date ct the contract, aud to be com
peted by the thtrteth (loth) day OF January, 1861
Proposals must hc addressed
L. 7. BRIDGES, Captain c. S. ",
deii-let e!s q street, Washington, d. G.
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FOR CIIUCKS, SHlNS,
AND TONGUES

OFFICE DEPOT CoMMIss,Ry,
WNsHINCTOS, d. e., Dee. Is, 1868. (
SE\Ll.n PROPOSALS, IN dup,icric, will he re-
rrN cd 10y rlo undersigned until The gsth ri Deccm-
her, lstJ tor the purrh,." nj all the "t me- KS"
"SnINs- ahd "f">"' ~ nj cattle slaughtered At
Nlc\uuIrr, N,3-hingtun Con, Hlr,rcut Camp
th,m Bridge. ,ic,hor"' Point, ant eUch OTHER
points in the District ui Columbia (oid higi'sJ At
which cn'tlr may be- slaughtered III" contractor 10
coHtH tho Aforesaid "thnrksr'' "Shin'n and
1t VII he mad = special Part OF tn" { ntrtct,
that the contractor shall be held liable for al the
Chucks, Shins and Tongues coming from the beef
cattle slaughtered At the above mentioned points,
and for all such not collected by the contractor he
shall be Oh ,rgod the same M fhougli~he had col
iCctrd them, unless it be shown bv him that he WAS
Improperly prevented by the Government fIom
collecting them. Payment for the Chucks Shins
and Tongues to hc made every ten dsys,i Govern.
mcnt funds.
Collection to commence live days after Signing oi
contract.
A bond for iaithirl pcriormanc. Of contract will
be lequilcd. An oath Of allrgi tnce must accom-.
llry .. ch proposal.
Proposals to he endorsed, Proposals for Chueks,
Shins and TonPues,' and addressed TO the uni, T.
C. S. GREENE,
decld-ia Captain c. :. V.
v o T c Z.
NJ. W. GALA BRu call stuu,ion to their TN
H Hs inrse assortment Of
SILVER AND PLATED WARE,
Hol iDAYTR6pE,
AUD to suggest tG their customers an early se;
lection OF presents While their assortment Is con.
pete. NJ. W. GALTA DRO.
8Si Pennsylvania Avenue.
DHILP " SOLOMONS,
BOoKsELLERs, ARMY srArioNERs,
" ~
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OFFICIAL NOTICES.
n FICIA

Laws OF THE UNITED STATES,
Passe6at ~ ~ sesaer srAs 1AbivssshA Csng,sss.
- tRuYLfc REsoLUTIoN, No. IL
loisr R1soLuTios Of thanks to Major General
have fought under his command during this rebel
iioni and providing that the President Of the
un " ststss shs s.'se medal 70 b struck,
name Of the people tho United states Of Amer.
"a, 9. g ,:..'s:s = 4. s..s y ..1 aa.. q a.x..s
bed, that the thsnks of Congress Be and they here
by are presented to MAJOR General Ulysses s. Grant
n% the All. .sss sC
lion, for their gallantry and good conduct n the
battles In which they have been engaged; and that
cause gold medal TO he struck with suitable en-
hlems, devices and inscriptions, TO he presented to
Sec .. And be q further resolved, That, when tn.
said medal shall have been struck, the President
shall cause copy Of this joint resolution to be
together with the said medal, to Major General
people Of The United state. q Aps,ie.. -.
g hereby appropriated out Of any money in the
Treasury not o'he'ws sss sRp,Gp lsf so,r.x
speaker of the House q Representatives.
Vie. pr..aeo, Of Il ;h a4 Hni;.S state, and
President OF the Senate.
Approved, December ". 1859.
ABRAHAM LINCOLN
.OFFlcIA.L
ORpNAsrE OFFICE,
WAN DEPARTMENT, ;
WARRINGTON, Dec. 4, 1862.
Notice 10 hereby given that tho Board Of Ordnance
oncers appointed for the purpose Of examining
ofilcers applying to DO commissioned a. Ordnance
Officers, Of . rank not higher than captain, will
assemble at this office the +th Of January next
All officers DESTROYS OF appearing before the Board
must frst make applications to that effect to the
Chief Of Ordnance, stating their age present state
Of healthfuinsss, where and how educated, and
what studies they have pursued. such A. wish to
appear before the Board at lie next meeting should
ale their applications as herein required, by be-
fore the Goth December, 1868.
GEO. D. RAMSAY,
de6-iBt Brig. Gen. Chief Ordnance.
PROPOSALS FOR FRESH BEEF.
WAsuISGToS ARsEs>L,l
WtsnISaToN, d. c., Dec. IS, 1863. I
Scaled proposals will be received at Washington
Arsenal u. L., until ~ O'Clock Saturday, 7Gth D,s
oember 1884, for furnishing Fresh lccf to the troops
for twelve months.
Bids in duplicates to be- addressed, Proposals
for Fresh Beef" to ISAAC. ARNOLD, ia,
deis-tf First Lieut.. Ordnance. ana A.A.C.S.
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WANTS.
/ AND WARRANTS WANTED.
FOR SALE OR RENT

LIOR SALE. HOTEL, RESTAURANT
i and BAR-RooM, all in one, in one of the best
public locations in this city, doing an extensive
ness. Terms Cab. Cheap rent and good lease
No agents need apply. For information, address
c. W. NJ, at this Office. dciI-iw
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Two THE VOTERS OF WASHING.
TON.-lhe Asset ora oi the different wards
wal meet NJ the following places, from 10 O'Clock
\. M 10 o'c!ucs y. m, Il ON the iNh 10 the Jisl
December, iucuslvc, 10 correct d 7 gistrf thr
nsoes OF those omitted from The printed rJi. l.-t
Flrst WAri-John A. Rheen, No. IA p.Ensy IVA
nil avenue, between SrN enteentl amd Eighteenth
at Gets,
second Wald-lames W. spaiaing, NJ, IN Elev-
cath street, corner OF l. street
Third Wari-Eenry u. Curtis, IAghth aud l.
streets, Rankiu's Oyster Saloon.
Fourth WaId-Thomas ". NUrrl, ruth street,
between q and X streets.
Fifth WNd-B. + Dyer, so. 81 New Jersey ave.
nue., Ten BuildiEEs
sixth Wsrd-JUNr. T., Nelson, lJj g street south,
between sixth and seventh streets east
Seventh Wari-Prtrr hepburn, No. s. ; street
south, between Eighth AMI Gsinth streets,
del5-!talst
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ADJUSTMENTS.

IA N TIE X BURY HALL
~ CANTERBURY.
CANTERBURY,
CANTERBURY,
THE POPULAR MUSIC HALL AND THEATRE,
lin rear Of the Metropolitan and National Hotels
SIGN OF THE BIG CALCIUM LIGHT.
VIM. 4. SIM. .oianager aud Proprietor
GROWING SUCCESS
rNDIMINlsHED FuRoRE'
THIRD WEEK
MOST BRILLIANT ENLIGHTENMENT on RECORD
GREAT rrRps Ieif q tss ALLIANCE
GREAT HkfisrE AND THDisPUTED QUEEN
MILE ANNETTA GALLETTI,
MILE ANHETTA GALLETrf,
MILE ANNETTA GALLETTL
MILF Mkkk A ANSE1Ts s sAtkkTTE .
has achieved a triumph In the Federal capital un.
precedented in the annals Of smgsemen,s; while
TA r.. I's1 AND PopWERrrL ALLIES MISSES
JULIA MORTIMER,
MILE FOWLER, LARA FOWLER,
sEEhIE FFSS%EEESs clara F FO&hfs
TopHoFr, RoEZANI,
TOPHOFF, ROMAN,
RoNZANI GRAND BALLET TROUPE,
compoied oil the most Beautiful Young Ladies' In
the World; each one a Solo Danseuse, and indi-
feature, and artistic grace, from the principsi
opers Houses Of Europe and America.
THIS EVENING,
THE GREAT ALLIANCE
will appear, for the first time, in a magnificent
ballet, rich in enhancing Music, nssnihceut Co.'S
tunes, brilliant Dsnces, graceful Poses, artistic
Groupinss beautiful scenic aud mechanical effects
49, '' FOUNTAIN OF LOVE.
A NEW BEAUTIFUL EMBARRASSMENT
CLARA rowLEk III tie
GEoRGE n Edison
In new
rHANSoNS DE BiZARRERIE.
The talented young Ethiopian Comedian,
BILLY EMERSON,
H. W. WILLIAMS.
Us. CLARKE,
MONS. sol,
and the
EBONY BRIGADE.
whn will appear Ia. Decides great number 1T
amusing songs, Dances sud Negro Fcccutricitica,
An entirely new Negro ENsrsvaganta, written 'y
4 4 a a4rPY MEETING NEkTISa
AMI the iaughat,n black huricsqur,
THE TROUBADOi RS
THE TROrBADoUk>
Beautiful songs DsnGes, Gfoupii 70, A.. BY Missrr
LILLE BRANDON,
KATE HARRISON,
NATE HARRISON
JULIA RICHMOND,
JULIA RIChMUND,
ESTELLE FORREST,
Jennie FoRRESr,
JENNIE FORREST,
LUCY CLIFTON,
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THE SUBSCRIBER HAS ON HAND
. large quantity Of OAK and PINE WOOD,
thoroughly seasoned and in good condition. which
he Is prepared to deliver to purchasers In any part
Of the city, at reduced prices. Also, Anthracite
and Cumberland COAL, In quantities to suit pnr-
chasers. Orders solicited At his new Wood Yard,
No. ts1 Twelfth street, between and J str Gets.
noe-tf r.. =. CORBETT.