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Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1863-04-08

WM, DENNISoN, Chm
C. \. 0LDS.
GEO. N. PARSONS.
/. J. ALLEN,
SAM'L GALLOWAY. !
G.. VOLNEY DORSEY
r. H. GEARY.
A. G. McBURNEY.
BENZ. EGGLEST0N,
JOHN j. JANNEV, Secretary.
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NEW WALL PAPER

.0OOO Rolls just received from
ZOUO New York. New and desirable
patterns with Borders to match. Also = good as
sortment of Curtain Papers.
March Is, 1868. W.N 4 W. F. PORTER
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FOR SALE.

A n so Acre farm, within sight OF
Orchard and other nice fxings thereon. If not
sold soon. a good tenant is wanted Also RWsllIngs
for rent. III. McLAIN sun.
March ., 63.
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Phe Cantain with his WhiskefA

Watching ALL ALONE
The Seventh Regiment March. dedicated to Col.
CreigLton Of the Ith Ohio. just received At
ADAMS BOOK STORE
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FROM EUROPE
The Mexican QIeStion-Reported Return
of Mason from Europe.

The Mexican QueStion-ReportedR Return
of Mason from Europe.
HALIFAX, September 1.-The steamship
Africa. from Liverpool on the 22d ultimo has
arrived.
Nothing has been heard of the Florida since
she appeared Off Tuscar, ON the both ultimo.
The German Congress continues in session.
The King OF Prussia persists in refusing to at
tend it.
The United States consul at Frankfort dis
played the Mexican flag. The Europe Of that
city explains it, It was in pursuance of an
arrangement by which, in case of an overthrow
of the Republican party in Mexico, President
Lincoln would allow Mexico to be represented
in foreign countries by agents of the Washing
ton Government The Europe refers to the
fact that in March last Secretary Seward de-
clared that President Lincoln and his Cabinet
would never tolerate monarchical govern.
ment IN Mexico, and anticipates an immediate
war if the Emperor Of France does not confine
himself to q demand for indemnity, and leave
Mexico republic.
Speculations are afloat as to the object of the
Florida's visit to the British waters. One re-
port is that it is for the purpose of taking on
board Mason, who is about returning to the
South. He is announced as having gone on
visit to the Earl of Donaughmore, in Ireland.
The Times published long ex racts from the
correspondence between England and Ameri-
ca, touching the restrictions on trade between
the Northern parts OF the United States and the
Bahamas.
The Army and Navy Gazette says: alt is
graiifylpg to know that the Government is not
blind to the danger of difficulties with America,
nor indifferent to the perils Of q rupture, which
we trust the good sense of all respectable Ame-
ricans will aid us in averting."
The Confederate loan, on the 2lst OF August,
rallied one per cent, closing at 2Sa26.
SHANGHAB, July 4.-Intelligence from Japan
announces that the Japanese had paid the am
nesty demanded by the English.
The Mikadado had issued orders to expel all
foreigners, and close the Japanese ports.
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DROPO.ALs FOR WOOD.

HEApoUARrERs DEPARTMENT OF WASHINGTON,
OFFICE OF CHIEF QUARTRRMASTsR,
WAsHlNGrON, d. c.. August "A, 1853
PROPOSALS are invited for furnishing woed TO the
troops In and around ths Forts hereipafter speci.
ned, from parties ow, ing wood wood lands in
the vicinity OF the same, viz:
North OF Potomac Forts sumner, Mansfield,
bayard, simmons, Gaines, Reno. Kearney, De
hussy, Ste vens, 6locum, Totteu, Siemmer, Bunker
epeaae, kimbal, Parrott, and Cameron
East OF Eastern Branch Potomac Forts Grebe,
Uarroll. Snyden, Stanton, Baker. Davis Dupont,
Meigs, and Aaham and Batteries Ricketts, and
South of Potomac: Forts Marcy, Ethan Allen. @.
y; 6nith Bennett, De Kalb. Oorcoran, Hageerty,
Woodoury, Whipple, Cass, Tillinghast, Craig, and
Proposals to be made in the following manner, to
lst. For wood standing (price ver oord)
I'd. For wood fellsd by United States Engineefs
or otherwise price per cord
%. For wood cut and corded on the ground.
tity, and quality the wood ana its distance from
aoS S1 osstEsach his ru nam. ana pos,
office address to his bid and the mes of all par
ties Interested in the proposal must appear in the
An oath of allegiance to the Government Of the
United States must accompany each bid.
Bids will be opened from time to time and con-
tracts or purchases made as the wood may be re-
quired.
The right is reserved to accept all any part of
Proposals should be indorsed "Propos ais for
"o'N' ELIAS u. GREENE.
Lieutenant Colonel and Chief Quarterm.ster.
auA AI5t Department of Wash inTton.
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EMANCIPATION CONVENTION IN MIS-.
SOURI,.

JEFFRsoN CITY, Mo-, Sept. 1.-The Radical
Emancipationists' State Convention met here
o-day. Judge Wells, of Cole county, presided,
assisted by two vice presidents from each Con-
glessional district. -Four. fifths of the counties
OF the State are represented. Other delegates
continue to arrive Candidates for Supreme
Judges of the State will be nominated.
The following resolutions created much en-
thusias m, and were referred to the committee
On resolutions:
ReSotced, That relying upon the unanimous
feeling existing between the Union men Of Mis-
souri, and Illinois, we respectfully request the
latter, while assembled at mass meeting in
Spring field, to join us in appealing to the Pres
ident for such change of administration OF the
Department of Missouri as will correct the
evils OF the policy OF pro- slavery, conservatism,
and concession TO rebels which has permitted
the Massacre at Lawrence, and under which
the truly loyal men Of Missouri are to day suf-
fering the lnfiiction of murderous and civil
strife from the presence of large number Of
the enemies of the Government, while every
Resolutions were adopted declaring It expe-
dient, in calling a Constitutional Convention,
to adopt and submit 10 the people an ordinance
OF immediate emancipation, and such other
measures as will tend to pacify the State.
Resolutions were also adopted recommend
ing the people to instruct in writing by ma.
jority OF voters, each member OF the present
Ii gislature who will not pledge himself in
writing 10 vote for a call of a new Convention,
and that the name of each member betraying
his constituents be published in every ne VS.
paper in the State. The following was also
adopted:
ResClred, That, respectfully demanding of
Gene raj SchOfield permission 10 recruit negroes
belCrging to disioyaiists OF this State, and that
the eXigencies of the times indicate change
in the department commanders, we appoint
committee to draft a memorial which snail be
signed by the members OF this convention, re-
questing the President to assign General But
Ter, or some other suitable man to command
this department, and that we regard the Presi-.
dents proclamation as irreyOcable, and we re.
quest our Legislature, Senators and Represen-
tatiyes in Congress, to use their utmost en-.
deavors to have our National Constitution
amended, prohibiting slavery forever in the
States now tree. or hereafter applying for ad-
mission into the Union
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CHIEI ASST QuAlTEaMAsrER's OF1IoI,
Depot Of s1I e01n Xsr o91Ss 81
S5kbs s5 Is 81 Too6 S t
Government WILL be received at this once until
The Wood to be hard. sound and merchants table:
four N feet leng and split to the ordinary szs of
Tns Wood to be delivered in the city of wa,h-
ingtOn, at such points as the Depot Quartermaster
shall direct, corded in ranhs four D feet high de-
Livery, not being considered complete until so
An inspector will be des gnated on the part OF
the o, and measure tue wo3S
All to be delivered or before the second day Of
Payment to be made upon the completion of the
whole contract PROPOSALS.
The full name and Post Office address Of the bid
III bid is made in the name of firm, the names
OF ell the parties must appear, or the eld wii pc
considered As the individual proposal OF the party
Proposal. from d,sloyal parties .vin not b con-
efen be to Capt Edward L.
marked Proposals for Wood"
shown by the oeisi certificate Of the Olerk Of the
nearest district Court Of the United States Dis.
Tie .Siity the bidder to al the contract should
ft be awarded to him. must be guaranteed oy tWo
responsible persons. whose signatures are to be ap.
pended to the guarantee and said guarantee must
Bidders must be present In person when the bids
are opened, or their proposals. will not be oonsid'
0red.
Bonds in the sum Of ten thousand dollars, signed
By the contractor and both Of his guarantors VII!
Be required of the successful bidder upon signing
FORM OF GUARANTEE.
We,--,of of the county of -, and State OF
Of, do hereby guarantees that -is -, =, able r.
fulfill the contract in accordance with the terms 81
his proposition and that should his proposition be
accepted he will enter into . contract in accord
ance Herewith.
Should the contract be awarded him We are pre-.
uared to become his suretles.
TO this guarantees must be appended the oficial
certificate above mentioned.D ,.,~.,
The Depot Qusrtermaster reserves TO himself the
rsht to reject any or all bids that he may dsem
Informal proposals will be rejected. .,u,
an aa.td CAPTAIN and A. @. NJ, q. 3. Army.
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M A D e s. 10 IL,

The undersigned takes great pleaaure in inform
ing his numerous friend, and tae public IA
s,tuate on the corner of Tenth and ste . lE:I ID
hearty opposite fords Thsater, lately under the
means nor me in reft.ing and entirely rsnovatine
1t, and he is nov prepared to accommodate the
Aotel. Ample accommodations are provided for
transient and permanent Bosrdsrs ON reasonable
terms. The BAR and LARDER vii! always co tain
the beet the -ason or market Affords
The long experience of the undersigp ed IN Hotel
that all who extend him patronage will be satisfied
that everything tending to their comfort will re-
CHRISTOPHER MADES,
au Z.lm> Propris tor.
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FROM THE SOUTHWEST.
so,ty Thousand Rebel Troops at Little
Rock-Gen. Blunt Mar ching on Arkadel.

FOIty Thousand Rebel Troops at Little
Rcck-Gen. Blunt Marching on Arkadel.
phia.
CAIRO, Sept. brig. Gen. Beal, and a num-
her OF other rebel officers from below, passed
through to-day, en- route for Johnson's Island,
in charge Of Lieut.. Wright.
The Memphis Bulletin of the 30th ult. learns
from Mr.. Ray, recently prisoner at Little
Rock that the rebel force at that place is 4O,oO0
teen to sixty years old. Only half of them are
armed. They are commanded by Gems. KIRBY
smith and Price. They are erecting fortlnca-
tions on the opposite side OF the river' tnir'eeh
miles from Little Rock.
1t is reported that Gen. Blunt is marching Oh
Arkadelphia.
90 wouid gladly come under the protection OF
the Federal Government.
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y vP0SALS FOR HORSES.
CAVALRY BUREAU.
once Of the Caisf Qxarte,nsast,

CAVALRY BUREAU
w Omes Of the Ehisf Qxar,e,mas,r,
pReR RosALs are solicited and viii DO rscsved at
hyerea q Pftshurs. Pennsylvania; Phiiadslphia
nss nssnxton City, Syracuse, N. Y. or Indianapolis
Proroess will be considered for the furpishinr Of
& noasSs 10 iots or not less than twenty We, rs
The Horses to be from fifteen (l5) to sixtean as
broken to the saddle. compactly built, in good
sesh. and free from all defacfa
The ability OF the bidder to fulfil his asreemsnt
whose signatures must be appended to the guar.
The responsibility of the suarantors must b
nearest District Court, or Of the United States
nsst be addressed to Ls.u.en.n.
Airy Bureau: and be ,indorsed on the envelope
G. g. sAwTELLE,
Lieut. Col. and 0hef Quarter master.
eu ~ 1 Cavalry Bureau
p,o,o MAJORS OsyIor, August q, 1855
= O'clock on Thuraday, tie 81 Of SspssmSer
for grading and grayelinE Elev nth st-eet east,
nom street north to street north, the gravel
to be Q! quality to be approved BY the Com
int in the centre. ,aperns off to four inches TO-
wards the Eutter line to be well raksd Of stone Of
improper size and to be weil rolled with heavy
Bidders will state the p-ics per cubic yard for
grading, and per square yard for ss&velling. No
Part OF the appropriation will be paid the con-
sss Of ths
'''- AA' '''o ''''el" saispfB WI fRBa6rHnREoRD,
Commissioner Second Ward.
JOHN MeNALLY,
An q. I'd Assistant Commissioners.
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PROPOSALS.
pRoPOsALS FOR WOOD.
UBfof HoR iPRISoNHRs OF Wan.
Assistant QuarfeyhH1ster,s O6rs

As.i:'ans Quartvmasier's 0ees.
os sls sd ds7sf; Hsfya q ssaa.
ths M ss fsesvss - at
Sss 5ss s IS: e
n.ls.Mps nani MHGa e = delivered At Point Lookout
esnsisss ass corded.
viii be Het CONFORM 10 the
~ ne ood to be delivered on or before the sO.h
e ths Wood viii BE- extended At the OPTION o Of the
iDspot 0psftermaster, IL deemed best for the in
, Psymentt., be made as follows: upon delivery Of
20o cords Of Wood lotO cords win be paid for and
;S!d: ss;.::i1 Tss S:isnss upon co o npstion o q
The fnii name and Post ONCE address Of the bid
II n ses sss Sss d rm tn.
bid vim Be- the inc ividusi proposal Of
,Proposals from disloyal parties win not BE- CON-
nh snd an oath OF allegiance must accompany
pIe,p IPf,opos.:; %u.t BE- addressed te Capt Nelson
posa.s for Wooa. Iaa 0'' 0e plainly marked Pro-
NJ, GUARANTEE
district Court OF Of the United States St sas
.SI;a Ta sSii;sy q q. bidder to al tn. contract,
Dy persons, whose signatures are to
must sccompsny the bid.
Bidders must be present in person when the bids
are opened, or their proposals. will not be consid
cred.
Bonds in the sum Of ten thousand dollars signed
= REQUIRED Of the successful bidder upon signing
FORM OF GUARANTEE.
Es-,of the county of -, and State Of -
asrsby euarsnts That is able to snss faii contract
IN accordance with the terms Of his proposition,
ina that, should his proposition be accepted, he
herewith.
Should the contract be awarded him, We are pre-
cared to become his securities
ITO this guarantee must be appended the Official
certificate above nentioned)
The Depot Quartermaster reserves to himself the
right to reject any all bids that he may deem too
high. WV
Informal proposals will be rejected
NELSON PLATO.
an 25 Captain A. O. ii:
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ARMY OF THE CUMBERLAND.
The Advance on Chattanooga-Rebels il
Force-The Bombar rdment.

STEVENSON, Ala, August 3t.-The rebel ac-
counts of the late bombardment of Chattanooga
saw that Gen. Wilder opened fire without
warning. A daughter Of Mr.. Roche, of NASH
Vile, as mortally wounded, and three SOL
diers ard five citizens were killed among the
latter were two ladies.
Gen. Crook has penetrated to the summit OF
Lookout Mountain, and within nine miles OF
(chattanoopa. He found the mountains clear
of rebels, The enemy are in Chattanooga I'm
force. and are digging like beavers, ana are
making boasts Of their intentions 10 nght US
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From Kansas

L.AvENwoRrA. Sept; 1.-Adviees from Fort n,t
~. en, % pieces of artillery, crossed the Ar
hansss river on the 23d ult. but the enemy de-
ciined bat,le and fell s. back. X ~. .o,, .,.,
pinnt had a battle and had been whipped, with
n loss of three hundred.
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siii,Elttt{::sapHIC NEWS.
ASSOCIATED PRESS DIsPATtEEs.,
AN EAPEDITiON UP THE PENsNSUi A.
Skirmish at Bottom's Brfdse-FeaeraI and
Rebel RenarfS

Rebel Reports
FORTRESS MONROE, Sept. I.-(feneral Yves.
ions cavalry has Just returned from An expe-
diicn to Bottoms Bridge. The forces engaged
ere parts OF the lst New York Mounted Rifles,
Colonel Onderdonk and the 5th Pennsylvania
cavalry, Colonel Lewis. They left Williams
burg on the 26th nit, and pushed through New
Kent Conrt House. At the latter place thay
1oufd one regiment OF infantry in rife pits,
supported by a squadron OF cavalry. A charge
was Immediately made. which carried the rifle.
PITS and drove the enemy across the bridge
which they tore up behind them
Our troops lost one killed and one wounded.
Incy captured live prisoners from the enemy.
Ire enemy also left on the II ound dead one
Cmter, one sergeant and two men, besides a
number they took with them.
The bridge being rendered impossible and
me ohJect OF the expe dition being entirely
valuable information in regard 70 the forces Of
the enemy.
THE REBEL ACCOUNT.
The Richmond Whig publishes the follow
Six hundred Yankee cavalry advanced up
the Penirs ula on Thursday, rs far as New
Kent Court House and detachment came up
later in the day to the vicinity Of Bottoms
Bridge, over the Chickahominy, fifteen miles
below Richmond. At this point they ex-
changed few shots with our pickets, and it
is said that several on each side We're killed
ard wounded. We do not believe that much
blood was spilled Our pickets werp how.
ever, "driven in,'' but before retiring they re-
moved the floor of the bridge and prevented
Tie further advance OF the enemy in that di-
reCtion.
1t is by no means certain that the Yankees
designed to extend their reconnaissance to this
side OF Il Q Chickahominy, as they made no
attempt to do so; but, on the contrary, re-
turned down the Peninsula.
The strength of the in yaders were greatly
exaggerated by The first reports which had
reached the city, and the military authorities,
from abundance Of prscaution, took such
steps as the exigency seemed to require.
The Governor deemed it expedient to arouse
the citizens before dawn yesterday, by caus.
ing general ringing of the alarm bell for two
hours. His motives were unquestionably
proper, but it is almost the universal judg-
ment OF the community that he should have
waited until he had ascertained that there
was actual necessity for spreading an alarm
and eQmmOninE the militia
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Union State Conven,ieu.

SYRACUSE, Sept. 1.-The Union State Con.
vention which meets tomorrow promises 10 be
unusually large. The outside pressure is tre-
mendous. Among the prominent men present
are Senator Morgan, Horace Greeley, II. j.
Raymond, and Mayor Opdyke.
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Wilmington Election.

WILxINGroN, DEL, Sept I.-Atth city eiec-
.iohot .on - Reelected. The Unionists have car
ried eyery ward and precinct in the city. The
f.ouncil is unanimously Union. Every Ad-
ministration candidate, inclnding the Treasu-
aIe
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lust OPENED AT
LANSBURG & BROS
BALTIMORE BARGAIN STORE,
375SEvENrH STREET. THIRD DOOR ABovzI,
7eo pieces Bleaehed Cottons, OF all widths and
grades, from l5c per yard up.
Sco pieces beautiful Dark Prints, some as cheap as
l21ac per yard,
$50 pieces latest styles Dark De LANES. [These
goods come direct from the agents, and there
fore We are able to sell them very chesp.l
% pieces Super. Irish Lin en-, at S7ko.
25 pieces Supsr. IRISH Linen, very fne, Soc.
Also large lot of White Linen Handkerchief, at
10, l21a. and 1Sc., worth double,
And great many other Goods from auctfo !, too
numerous TO mention.
Call early and convince yourself, at
LANSBUR6 & BROS
Baltimore Bargain Store, 81 5 81 venth st.,
an 39-lW% Sd door above l.
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The TOBACCO Crops.

LOUISVILLE, KY, Aug. 31.-The accounts OF
damage done TO tobacco by the recent Ifosts are
conflicting. 1t has undoubtedly Deeh mu.a
of Lexington the damage Is connnei 20 ,ne
yery low lands, where the crop is only light
ened.
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PROPOSALS.
DROPOeALs FOB COAL.

TREASURY DEPARTMENT,
AAsast n, 1855
PRopssILs are hereby invited for delivery At
the treasury Department Of seven hundred TINS
Of the best quality of Anthraclte Goa, furnace
sire and for ore hundred tons Of Gu "a berlnnd
Coal ali TO be deliv cred as early ~ prActioabis
but rot later than she first Of ovember next.
Prorosals must be sealed, and add reaead fa III.
pnd-rsig. ed before the dfth Of Septem ber, l8Ss
8. N. CLARK
Chief First Diyisioa
an 9Iw National Currency Bureau.
pR0PosALs FOR HORSES.
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GEORGETOWN ADVER'MTS.

n-GEoRGToWN PUBLIC soHOOLs.-Two
N. Primary Schools, one for males and one for
fem alec will be opened for the reception of pills
in tn. new building corner of High aod Market
streets on MONDAY, 7th of seotember next.
Persong wishing to enter children, the mber
in each school beinel limited to sixty. will apply
fer permits to W. G. MAGEE, Eco, Brio &c street
au 97 -lw
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Il I9HIN RISHIN
Il BOATS FOR HIRE
Clerks and all others needing recreation, and de-
to indulge in fishing on the Potomac; the ~.
UNDERSIGNED Nm having % RroTidsd Ts : pumhsr Off 4.
reasonable prices together with TACKLE and
BAIT. The safe and fast sailing pleasure boat
foot of Seventh street. tb Q cars running right to
the wharf every Eve minutea in the DAP.
au 19-2w~ DAVID B. 81MPLU.
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MITCHELL HOUSE

M HOTEL AND RESTAURANT,
CON THE EUROPEAN PLANO
462, 464, AND 466 THIRTBEHfH STREET..
public. This house has public and private IA
Dining Rooms and Lunch Couuter also, . 40
Sleeping Apartments By the week, day or month
At liberal terms. Its Larder Is ne Plus nltra, and
the Culinary department under the contol of one
Of the best cooks in the country. Particular atten
ton has been paid to the selection Of the Bar
room 50 that the most fastidious oonnoiseur can.
not fail to be pleased
GEO. II. MITCHELL, Proprietor.
N. B.-The Eating Apartments are open night
ard day. au N-lmS
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l-MONEYI

IN MONEY!-MONEY MONEY! <@
M. K WALSH CO.,
LICENSED PAWNR R2OkERS,
GG9 STREET, BETWEEN NINTH AND TENTH,
areroW prepared to make cash advances in sums
of from one dollar to ten thousand dollars on col
later 81 security.
lIBERAL ADVANCES will be made on all kinds
of Real and Personal Pre- perty, Diamonds. Gold
aud Silver Watches, Je.elry, Silver Ware, Musical
90 Ravipg had sevt raj years experience in
business in this city, ant fevorsbly to many
Of its otizers. are confident that to all who L. ay
ptrust US with business we win give satisfaction.
NJ K. WALSH & CO.,
&c -3m~ Licensed Pawnbrokers
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AMUSEMENI,5
Am q > N:H JN I =
WASHINGTON ThEATER.
tsUsAN DENNIS oLYMPIC.}

WEDNESDAY EVENING, Sept. I'd,
NBw CoMIc DRAMA,
V L g MUS.
eassn Denim as Au.ora
SINGING AND DANCING
"A UTIFUL FORREST SISTERS.
CONJUGAL LESSON
BY susAN DENIM TO BEN. &. RoaERs
Admission IS, 50. ard q cents. It,
sORD'S NEW THE
,o,. TENTH STREET. ABOVE
'ohh FORD. Manager and Proprietor
THIS EVENING, THIS EvaNINq.
u;,5 hle Evening, THIS EVENING"
VIII be presented the Grand and Beautiful 'Ro
man.s entitled
THE NA1AD QUEEN!
THE NA1AD QUEEN!
Which, after months OF Iahor,ous ard. costly
prepsr alton, Is now presented with q d4zslias
glesdo which cannot fail to call forth the dmira
lion OF all lovers of tie true and beautiful.
GsPAND PaN HATIEEE SATURDAY AFTERNOON.
THE NAIaD QUEEN.
Admission Is, 50 and 10 cents No extra charge
for secured seale.
seats may be secured three days in advance by
appheation at tie Box Office froIs .. m. TO D. m,
su H-tf