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Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1863-11-24
" The dead Past bury i,t dead,
Act, act, In the living Present.
Heart within, and God Ger head %

But we have noticed this proposed convention
Of fossils at more length than We intended. We
trust il will be well attended. MIR. Everett stands
BY the government, and OF course such old line
Wings as be will not be present John Bell can.
no. conveniently attend 10 person, being rebel,
but will doubtless be there by proxy. Toombs
and Hunter ditto. A few nsmeleu men, and
some for whom it would be better Il they we're
nsmeles', will be there. Considerable vine II
nothing stronger will be drunk. Some resolutions
which can mean anything or nothing will DO ador-
ted, end The conservative men" will adjourn to
continue their sork thereafter in the way which
they think will mos, couduoe TO shan Demo.
cratic triumph in 1854 II they do anythIng diff
Nrsn, from this We oil notice !, io due time.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1863-11-24

URKKrs.--Thanksgiving is but just la''--
double thanksgiving, state andnatlona'
it should be celebrated in becoming m'a1'
But thanksgiving dinner implies turkeys -
speaking of turkeys reminds us that sum
Standish have an abundant supply Of this ""
large and fat, tho genuine thanksehlns "'.
We advise those who want u good ihaak'S'f
dinner, to 60 to Smith g. standish, and I' y
or more turkeys MS base Of operations
WALTON VERMONT REGIsrKR aud Farm"
Almanac, for 1864, is on our table Inns w.
Der Of the Register contains the usual nav
and the following new matter
l. Compara.ise snsIs,ics of Vermont. ~,
and 1860, iropitbc US. Census--an in'e''''''
and suggestive liable. As,
2. 0ihccfsof all Vermont troops 10 zoe "
vice OF the U. SNos. IL, 1868. 100. ,si3
3. Governors Of Vermont from llos " ',r-gl
4. U. 5. Senators from Vermont ITO"
10 1868. ,.,ha
s. Members Of Congress from Vernon
1871 to 1863. ..,,,,d b.
0. Commissioners in Vermont appO'D"e
U. s. Pension 0fice. uOntFe
just published by sAx'L NJ. Watros, W.
lior, by shom ell orders should be saO''''
NATIONAL BASK.--rhe charter Tor Wv i.
National Bank 10 this state has been issus1
month. II is the firs, National BANK VI
Geld. Capital $4,000.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-06-25

= SDDh AONA1 fhVm EGnOPE.
SEw YORK, June N.-The following add
tior nj intelligence by the Cansda has been re-
eeiSpd:
Reports were current in Paris. Oh the 10Th
inst, that orders had been sent to Cherbourg to
suspend the sending OF reintorcements 10 Mex
leo; but the evening journals of that date say
the orders for sending troops and materials
away ara maintained.
The Liverpool journals urge an early tern,i-
nation Of hoetilitjes between France and Mex
ieo, in order that the French Government NAV
regain freedom OF movement on the European
question.
Il was reported that the notes of the three
Powers 10 Russia, reg Rarding Poland, would
be dispatched TO st. Petersburg on the 18th.
The Common Council Of Biescaw had de-
cided TO seud reputation TO the King to pea-
tion him TO withdraw his late ordinance againet
tbs press, and convoke The Diet The deputa-
ton has gone 70 Berlin.
LATFsT VIA LIVERPOOL ON THE EvENrya OF
TRg 18th.
The China. from New York, reached here at
noon to- day.
The Times to-day, editorially, saws the resub
OF operations on The Mississippi Is undoubtedly
favorable To- the Eederals. 1t appears thai 1t
these points The Confederates are short OF men.
provisions and transports, and that their op-
ponents have been able to drive back their ay-
mics The fate Of Vicksburs depends not ON
its garrison, but on the Confederate generals in
the field. Johnston will doubtless make eyeYv
enort to succor the place.
The Army and Navy Gazette thinks Lee may
be obliged, on political and military grounds,
10 CARR the war into the enemy's country, but
does not believe Washington can be taken by
direct attack.
1t is stated that free passages will be efgered
to a certain class OF male and female operatives
10 the United States.
Details are published Of The Rtrocious piyAcy
and kidnapping Of slaves by Peruvian vessels
in the South seas.
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The railroad bridge at Scotland was again
burned, and the telegraph wires destroyed for
Another dispatch states that the rebel force
which was al Gettysburg has suddenly ap-
peared near Carlisle. No fighting has yet oe-
CURED.
A dispatch dated Qleason's Station, I'VE
mflee from Carlisle, states our forces eva cuased
Shipreneburg at one O'Clock. The enemy
charged into town, firing some Sollies, but no
one was hurt Ths rekels say they win be in
CARLISLE on Thursday. The enemy is haised y.
PRlmstown.
Our cavalry is in front, about mile from th
rebais. Their cavalry went into fayeSte las
evpEtpg. They take all hats, watches and
q ore from persons, and plumber private prop
cry.
Rebel pjcke.s were reported at LeesburS I to-
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From Fortress Monroe.

FogTEKss MONROE, June 23.-The u. S. gun
boat James Adger and the sloop. of-war Tus-
carora arrived i'll Hampton Roads last evening
The former sailed again this afternoon.
The steamer Convoy arrived this morning
from Newbern, \. g., but brings no news from
that department.
The 5th Massachusetts regiment arrived here
to-day from Newbern, n c., their time having
expired; but they have to-day volunteered
their services to Gen. DIX. andsenter at once
under his command.
The centrabands are being removed from
SEfolk and vicinity TO Norfolk in large num-
bers and placed in charge of DIR. Dom, of Nor
folk
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-06-25

THE PIRArs ALABAMA sAID TO BE IN A
TfeHr PLAcE.-A correspondent Of the Boston
Traveller at Newburyport writes, under date
of June %: g As
81 have seen Capt. Bailey, OF schooner Anne.
liza. which arrived here ON, Saturday. He left
MaNaguez June 3, and Just before he left his
merchant received q letter from St Oroix, 30th
May, saying that the pirate Alabama was in
bama and another United States war vessel
outside As the Alabama at our last accounts
had been long enough on the equator to leayes
and there had been time Tor her to run 70 the
West Indies by the 30th, the report seeMs prob
able, and the source from which tbs Iepsrt
comes 10 YeljabIe.n
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From the Army OF the Potomac

WASHINGTON, June ai-[Associated Press
dispatch. l-Itis ascertained that, with the ex-
eepuon of some slight skirmishing in Bull Run
Valley, there was no fighting yesterday. All
Yesterday, owing to imperfect picketing, some
OF Moseby's irregular cavalry came upon the
Chanilly road, near Cub Run, and destroyed
several OF our wagons, with ammunition, To-
rage. &c. They were pursued, and tits reported
some Of them caught.
Several bundles ofnorthern newspapers were
seized and confiscated yesterday, but for what
cause is not publicly known.
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Reported Engagement Between the q. s,
Steamer Vanderbilt and the Priyatecr

NV YORK, June 2i.-The steamer Eagle has
arrived from Havana with adyices to the 90th,
via Porto Rico. Rumors had reached Haynua
said to be brought by the British mail steamer
from ST. Thomas to Porto Rico, tina; the priv;s-
reer Alabama was at Santa Cruz, and shat the
steamer Vanderbilt get up steam and went to
attack her. Heavy firing had been heard in
the direction OF Santa Cruz, but nothing was
known about it. Some inferred thar the Ala
hama had been captured, and others that the
Vanderbilt lad been destroyed.
The English mail steamer Trent, from St.
Thomas, would be due at Havana on the 2lst,
when the facts could be ascertained.
The Spanish government had granted per
mission to tear down the walls of i;ayana
The heat OF the city was very great, but no
yellow fever had yet appeared.
The rebel steamer Alice Eiyian has arrived
from Mobile with cotton.
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More OF The Privateer Tacony.s Doing.

NEWPORT, E. l., June oi.-Capt. E. Snow of
the schooner Sarah T.. Snow, of Truro, arrived
here this afternoon, and reports that he spoke,
OF Gray Head, to-day at IL o'clock, the schoon-
er Western light, Captain Goodspeed, who had
u deck load put OH board by the privateer Ala
bama, but most likely the Tacony. He also re-
ports that four other vessels preceded him 10
New York, loaded with men from DESTROYED
fishermen.
capt. Goodspeed says the privateer destroyed
upwards of dozen vessels yesterday and this
morning; all the fishermen which he fell in
with near Martha's Vineyard, taking every
thing OF value from them. and then setting them
on fire. AT 5 O'Clock this morning the priya-
teer was still committing depredations on the
fishelm oft Norman's Sound.
NEW YORK, June .i.-The bark Evening
Star, OF New Haven, arrived o-day and reports
being chased four hours by a pirate, ana that
seyen'shots Were fired ineffe ctuallY at her on
tie .Sh NIL, in lat. 25 deg, long. 6f deg, but
she outsailed the pirate.
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ID TO BUILDERS.
L hOPOSALS FOR BUILDING A STATION
pRoposALs FOE ooNsTRL CITING sEwLR.

sEALRD PROPOSALS will be received by the
undsrssned at the Mayors Office. until IL o clock
h. on Monday, the 10th day Of June instant, for
the purpose of constructing 8 sewer AMI tan
Stencil traps in Sixth street west, from the south
side Of Louisiana avenue to the north side of G.
street north, under the act approved May 18th,
1868.
Specifications can be seen st the Surveyors of
fee. Bidders will state the priss per linesl foot,
including tn drops and excavation
the proposed sewer, ard intending to ap the
same, requested to do SO while it is being msde
AZ all property owners should carry the water
and cas- pipes at least to their respective o.rD
lines JA0. n. SENMEs,
je 24-dSt Acting Mayor
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Sinking Of the Gunboaat Sumter.

FORTRESS MONROE, June N.-The United
States gunboat Sumter was run into last night
off Cape Henry, and sunk. Her crew arrived
here this afternoon, all safe. tss..
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Treasure from California.

SAN FRANCISCO, June 23.-The steamer ORR
zaba sailed this morning for Panama with o.
passengers and &963,000 in treasure for Eng
land, S150,000 for New York, and $4,000 for
Panama.
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ARebel Report Coutradictea

PHILADELPHIA, June 24.-The rebel report
OF the capture of the gunboat Essex had its
origin in the capture Of an officer of q naval
battery connected with the Essex. The EScex
" rs safe and in good condition mp to the 18th.
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AUG. JOHNSON l. co.
NAV lStt
pORRoMEO COLLEGE.
D NEAR PIXIES VILE

pORRoMEO COLLEGE.
ID NEAR Pixies VILE,
BALTIMORE COUNTY, hiEYLiSr.
The Eleventh. semI-Anr nal Session of this ISL
tntion opens on the rst Monday OF September.
The course of study l that 10 to
prepare young gent to enter upon professional
stqoies OF any hind.
The Lar suages, ancient snd modern are taught
With view TO improvement and progress in the
English language and English composition The
dead Languages, by no means form bhe prinei pal
object of study yet they are taught with great
success. Without extra charge, or without being
allowed to interfere with more importsnt studies,
the French langua &c Ia taught TO 81 and at GER
tain periods, it is made the medium Of communi-
The Institution will adapt itself 10 the wants Of
All classes OF students. who properly come within
its range. They are adm mitted at any age, and are
placed in those classes for which they are found
compete Mt. Instructions are given upon the
principle, that little thoroughly known is worth
more than much, imperfectly understood and the
pra:,Sal bearings Sf the The as enc are kept
to fora the student Is to become we'll ed uested
Christian gen tlemen and to develop their whole
The seademical year is divided into two Be .sons,
respectively, beginning on the frst Monday Of
6eptsm Der and the first Of February. The Students
whose parents desire it, can remain during the
as :D.na sh5sy
devote 8 portion of each day TO study and read
Pikesvins 10 easily approached from Baltimore
by privs to eonveyAnces or BY the omnibus, which
leaves the Hand Tavern, Pac& street, ct O'Clock,
each afternoon; and in the 81 miner season st
's'os. - 'A' '''iv ssv. E. Q. s. wAspEoN,,
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kENAkLksA
lRDoLIHE FoA THB HSn.
A01LlH1
A0AszEEE,
nELGE1E1ES,
eDpRAYES
AEN3H9RES.s,
EHrleORAEEs,
E0Ekl&HE!S
EMBGLLLSHES
I'D Isl
THE HAIR.


HCEklEHE4S
KkBGLLLSHEs
THE HAIR
nKNpAAhn AABcLlHH fs ssrs sou,sound OF
sssnslstins extracts from Flowers, Boots. sad
nssaA> fsx the GROWTH, BHAUFY, and PBR-
AAnlRT vI6oH Of the HAIR.
"1asBiy benssssl vhsss ~ Aasp pssuises .
ssss3s stmnlaot.' de DR. oHILYoN.
Havs never had aaythias which 50 perfectly
nDewess Ne purpose Of . hair dressing"
WARREN WARD. Bss..
No. err Canal street. N.Y
"AAsg hsfns bald sof seven years yeur AMBO-
h1NE has soversd ths satize scalp With NEW
HAlhn Prof. JOHN B1NIA,
Ne. 3J King street, Mt.
Fer ss,s BY all Drussists and Fancy Goods
Dssssps. Put In boxes. teentainins two bsttlesJ
pAn q.
Manufactured md ScF sa4e at wholesale BY
KENDALL BANNISTER,
y I>Sn Ne. $40 BnoADwAT, NY.
AUGUSTUS y0HHsOH 1 co.,
as PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE
1uzvzlz s,a 4 le,a s.s.,
tooABS BuILuINsS
Haytss The 7ssds 10 inspect their stock sf
WJNBs AND kIQg0RA
9eBAsso AND SB6ARs,
GROCERIES FOE THE CAMP,
unsurpassed In this city in vassesy snd xuaatty.
Dsins the ssls Agents fos
lKRGHRs. FRANK BININGE1 CO.,
Ns. 10 BxAsEA e., EGw Yoaz,
vs sen their eelebssted
BOTTLED WINES AND LIQUORS.
at New Yash prioes,-fseight added.
We wouM call the attention Of DivEION PUR-
vEYORe TO the fAst that ve have the above goods
ready packed for shipment in eases containing
hem one 70 twelve dozen each, and e&n ell any
order for them on ean.
P. s-We Also leep eenstartfy on hand the larges
and most varied assortment of
CHAMP GNE WIVES
% he found in this city. embracing the following
wellkncwn brands
voE CLIQUOr,
noRr 4 oRAEDos,
8. q. EUMM 4 co..
PIPER REIDsICK,
EElDsICE CO..
EUGENE CLIQU0T,
DE ST kARCEAUg,
CHARLES EIVART Il CO,
eS- An IDspee ZION of cay S1cSl n u1cs1 respect
fully salisated.
AUG. JOHNSON l. co.
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Naval intelligence.

NEW YORK, June 4.-Admiral Dahlgreen
has been ordered to take command Of the f1eet
off Charleston.
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Retreat over the C

Morgan's Retreat over the Cumberland.
LOUISVILLE, June 23.-It is reported that the
rebel Morgan has recrossed the Cumberland
near Carthage, having remained but short
time this side. He had 4, 900 men and l6 pieces
of artillery. He was closely pursued by Col.
Winder, of the 18th Indiana, commanding d
brigade OF mounted infantry. -.srz
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Oh NIBxRYi-THAT 70 TH1
IsAH eABINIT or WeNDIRs, ANA AToMYl

md MEDIolE1," have dsterm - of
sxnanee-to issue free, ffoT the benefit OF suaItne
Snrasnity josS Oh thsir most insuetiye and inter.
sstine Lectures On Marrtsss aed tts Diseuan%aear %
sestiop. weakness, Depression, or isnoraace oS
fhysioleey and Natures Law. These tnyaiuasls
ssvins fhousands and viii be Forwarded free on the
rsoefut Of four stAmps, by sddxcssinE Sscveex
nrnS6Vny New York. Hu.H
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T1LxRIYTlD CIDN

4 CLARIFIED OIDIRE
I ksvs Just received Per schooner. 'sGeorss 3.
fPure Massashuse2ts CLARI1IHD 0IDtR, Wick
oer for sale at tke lowest market price, In zuar
Hcssi Keepers, utisrs and AN others IN y..t Of
prime art,ele Of Cider are invited 20 CAL and ex-
R1LIY 4. 6aINMi
Ar 6Soreefovn. D. q.
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PROPOSALS.
y H Q p oe ALs YoR G A 9 = 3 :.
DhPAN1hI2y OF YHn ISyHRIoa.
WAsHts&1oN. June 22d 1913,

4
WAsssss7oR, June 12d. ISf.}
sis s.sss s,::s:
str.s.ifs the oasss for Hodss ia The north saloon
and xa,sos o: .. sss
o. as io~sf tier & 81 ess:s tSs st.svays and tbs
pent. bnt 1t Will asvoivs upon tAe soasraetor to
pssi iass then G..ns. un viii ,.
on . those those 81 the vest wing sus aa shs iamSsr
must Be Of the best quality, ven seasoned, snd
done in he best and nost vorkn snliks u1anssr
sr,: snsss sd - " p s o .ss s f,nsn % ss
di.estis1 ss It regards the kess, Of the Commits
Tie Tie whole wosi TO bs aalsh.a thrsashsut With
four eeats Of paint somposed # the best pare lssd
70 q n Il.
muN be well beddsd and braided and left elssn
AZ S.ss ~ :..s !: &: s:s 81 e sa
tsst Of the o. .. Capitol Extension. on the east
Capitol square svery day, Sundays excepted, from
fes reserve: the e .s,sss any
the Gov. 1nment 70 DO 30. All BIDS must De Ad-
dressed g the Department Of the Inte,ior and en-
r: sss sd. sE % e, sss
"A on she atore:sn Sd day OF July, In the p.eesncs
PROPOSALS FOR WOOD AND COAL.
Posr os,Icr DsrAaTnEsp,
WAsKIY0foE, june n, tS68,{
s1ALsS rEoro Ls Win be received By tie asAes-
eisne4 unit, Il o'clock y. on Wednesday, the sth
Say Of July, for furnishing for tho use Of this
ss tons !a,2p ree. to the ton) of the best White
Ash Goal, furnace sizs
% tons Red Ash. same size, and
a sn :: At n0:y e bid ,s sn:
and their bids viii Be considered accordingly.
easisfastorE arransens snts must BE- maze 70 80
The Wood i to be corded and naes sarsd u1sn
t4e premises and ons halt s TO Be saved INTO three
HSsss and the other half Into two, and al 70 Be
Tho Ooa 10 TO BE- slowed away In the vaults,
No sids VIII viz 5. snsersainea unless satisfactory
sv,a. nee ssn A. he fG.niahsd OF tho reliability and
B; csiins apon i. Gu permit t.ndent. = n
!, p.ynsl.. viii Be promptly msds sf.ss the de-
Proposals. should b. addressed to the under
sisned, and endorsed Proposals for Wood ana
ss nd Dissur,anx Clerk Post otses Department.
PsoposA1s FS FSk ksSthRbhs; SHfpbtSa A STATION
H0UsK, FQR A1TkoPo L1FAN POLICE.
Sealed Propss.ls endorsed Buiidinr Commit 90
tss on stesion- i -Hoases . Eii be received a. ths
ssesl ss for the srssson and 'as sespson a; Of
Station House, to be located On Kerta stzeet,
between Zth and 2lst streets. 1
An oath OF ale glance must accompany each bid.
fhs plans and specifications of Messrs. Clnss
and Kanmerhue eber, Architects, can be seen and
VII be explained at the Mayor . Office, from this
The right 10 decline any all the proposals is
reserved if deemed for the interest OF the Corpo-
Ample security for the faithful performance o.
BID sssr tef Msor
JOHN ii. sEMMRS,
prsridssf xsbGaF EGsfd St6YD, of SId r'aen.
wv. President Board Of Common Conneil,
oe iS-Ht ~ Building Committee.
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DRACE's RACES OF THE OLD WORLD.
ID Lyell's Antiquity Of Man.
Huxley Origin Of Species,
Hnxley's Evidence aa to Mans place in Nature.
Darwfn,s 0rigin Of fspecies
Prichsrd7s Natural History Of Man; Vol. ana
Mott and Gfaadop q Tyres Of Mankind.
Mott and Gladden's Indigenous Races OF tn o
Earth.
10 10 fhAHCk TA1LOh
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PROPOSALS. FOB Hay, STRAW, AND GRAINi

AssisTLsP QukgrEAaAsfER's OFFICE.
foTage D31T4eRi, Cor. aud I'D stTtets, ,
WAsHINGros, D. C., April l6. i3SS
WRIIyEs Proposals are invited for furnishing
HAY. STRAW, OATS. and CORN, for the use of
this Depot, to be delivered at the Railroad Depot
or ssany OF the Government wharves in this city.
The proposals. 20 be addressed 10 the under
ngned, and they should state the Quantity Of
ssSh article offered. also the prize AID the date
Proposals wiiR be received for ave thousand
,soo) hushels OF Corn Oats and fifty ,59 toms of
Hay or Straw, and pwards, unless s should be for
the intsres; of the Government to contract for .
less amount
All grain 70 be put mp In good sacks, OF about two
ca bushels each, which are 70 be furnished at the
cost OF the contractor.
The Hay and Straw tn be securely baled
All Grain and Hay offered to be So bject 10 rigid
!nspeetion By the Government Inspector.
Contracts will be awarded from time to time 10
the lowest responsible bidders the nsert sss OF
the service may require. Good security will be
required for the faithful fulhllmsnt any contract
made under this advertisement.
Payment TO bs made 1t the compilation of tho
contract. 8. l.. BROWN,
spHSm Captain and A. Q. III. U. 3. 4.
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nTARTERMAsTKR GENERALLY OPPICE,
" WASHINGTON ClYY March l9, less.
Owners OF steam vessels invited TO send to the
Snartermaetsr Generals Once tenders for their
Tenders should contain descriptions Of ske
vessels, their dimensions, enrolled or registered
tonnage, actual carrying capacity, material,
whether eoYHered. whether side wheel or pro:
power OF engines and boilers; and should state the
Drice st which they are offered for long short
ch arter with the estimated value Of the vessel In
case OF loss, or In case the Government SHOULD
Owners Of steam vessels already in the service OF
the QrartermaHters Department are requested to
make known t. the Department any reduction in
their present rates which they may be willing to
srant. and also tie price at which they will be
willing to sell them.
All snch tenders should be addressed TO the
Qparternaster General Of the nitsd States, Of
Washington, and should be endorsed - Proposals
for charter on sale Of steamers"
When received, they win be- considered, and the
Department viii endeavor to reduce the heavy
expense attending army transportation upon the
ocean and tidewaters by substitutins. wherever 1t
can do 90, cheaper vessels OF equal capacity for
lhose now employed ID. O. METGS,
mar e. 5rn Qu4rterplaster General
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CANTERBURY HALL.
LOUISIAEA AV.. HIA1 SIxYH SraEvp

CANTERBURY HALL,
LoUIslAEA AV.. HIAa SIxYH srnEp,.
THR MUSIC HALL or THE WORLD.
Undosste " the sres.ess eombinsrtion Of
GENIUS
ever embraced in one organization
THE COOLEST HALL In THE CITY
4 MAGNIFICENT BILL
NEW ORIGINAL DRAMA,
New Sensational Drama in enc act.
YOUNG AhRRICA AND OLD IRELAND
LONDON CORRESPONDENT IN CAMP
Paddy Murphy iofthe Irish
brlEaae. -------.-.U george r. EdesoIi
MISS EVA BRENT,
Cndeniably the most attractive Som tress on the
American Stage.
M1as KATE f1s PsSRoYnRs Dan's''s'
INcREAsED ATTRACTIONS.
First week of the celebrated Oleg Dancer,
MIR HARRY KELLY,
From the principal Music Halls in London
FiTst week of the lovely Danseuse
MISS ELLA WERNER.
Firit week the charming Spanish Ballet;
LES INTRIGUE DESPAGNE,
GRAND MATINEE
NEXT SATURDAY AFTERNOON,
Admission IS and 50 cents Private boxes holding
Six persons So. Doors open 1t 7ls O'Clock. Per-
fo-nauee ats.
METROPOLITAN HALL,
PENN. AVENUE, BETWEEN llfA AND nth STREET
THE COOLEST PLACE TaE CITY.
NFw ENGAGEMENT
OFT oELEBRtTED
PARLOR OPERA COMPANY
FOR sRoR sEAsoa
scKNks. AIRS,
DURrTs. TRsos,
WHOLE ACTS,
Or TEE MosT PoPULAg
ITALIAN,
GERMAN AND
ENGLISH OPERAS.
BRILLIANT COSTUMES
FULL ORCHESTRA
admirers during it's stay at New York, philadel
phia, etc. Therefore. the friends of music should
not miss the opportunity now presented Of enjoy
ing few evenings amusement.
Admission rs cents. Opened at O'Clock.
HkNZE Il MEkKLEIN,
4lm Propristors. s