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Pennsylvania Ic.vnI. Elections

RRADIEG. March 2l.-At the town elections
yesterday Joseph, :. Hover y(tirnocraU was
elected mayor by 2i3 maiYritE over Daniel lie
Knight (r: publican.l VII. HvinGrich demo
CTai) elected treasurer by 967 majority over
.sohn Heller. (reputlican,l and Henry knrper
(deMocI at) was elected auditor by IL majo ity
0: cT "A. *. Stduiier. (reF ui,lictn)
NoEEIsInwN. March .:I.-At the charter lee
tion }, terday the tFnion candidate Tor burgess
va elected by a majority. The Union ticket
Was elected III q Il the wards
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Funeral Gi Gen. sumner.

SYRACUSE, March 22-phe Common Coun-
ell ana citizens met last evening to make ar
range mt nts for the funeral of Major General
Su7inrr. A committee of fifteen were appoint
ed, who made arrangements Tor the funeral to
take place on Wednesday at II o'clock, the OBJ
sequies 10 be strictly military. Invitations
were extended 10 Generals Scott. nj cCleIlan.
Wool, Fremont. Burnside Franklin, Peck,
Slocum, also 10 Governor Seymour and others
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I ire at RoSfon.

BOSTON, March 22.-The Building No II
Kingston street, occupied by George ii. Fox,
engineer and maehinist, and other parties, was
r"arly destroyed by lire this morning. Mr..
Fox is engaged largely on government work,
including the n?anufac1ure OF fuses. His loss
is estimated ut between SiG,ttW and ss5O,00,
mostly insured.
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Another Priyateer Steamer.

NEW York, March a2.-The advices from
Nassau say the steamer Georgiana at that port
had two heavy guns mounted on her arrival,
and when she was searched by order of the
Governor, a report was IN ade that she was an
earned mere chanrrran'' 49,
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TEE WAR IN KENTUCKY.
~ 0s Noun H., l.

capture OF Mount Sterling by the Rebels
CINCINNATI, March pa special dispatch
from PARIS, ky:, to the Commercial says that
the rehrl Col. Clarke surrounded Mount Starl
ing with SEQ men at two O'Clock this morning
Our forces, amounting 10 only :siD men, fought
from The houses for four hours: hut was finally
com PEELED to surrender; the rebels then burned
The town. It's believed that the rebels intend
alta ckiny Paris to- night
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PlIfLAnFLPH1A, March 2y-An una uthefti-
Gated reportihas Just r. ached here stating that
a portion of Gen, Stanley s force encou ntered
John III organs cavalry at MeAIinnville yes
terday, and defeated them badly, driving them
entirely off. - *s@a. .# = ~ -
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Fire in f,hicHaa.

CHICAGO, Marc ely eStertay the chair and
furniture factory of Herman & Rackie and six
dwellings were entirely destroyed by fire,
caused by the explosion of the factory boiler
Four persons were dangerously wounded
Loss six thousand dollars: partially insured.
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The Priyateer Rer,l,ut;on.

NFW YORK, March 22.---Nassau al Niccs OF
the 10Th state that the priyatecr Retribution
was condemned, and sold 1T auction to the
blockade runner Adderley, and the sale is re-
ported to have been bogus affair. The officers
and crew Were still at Nassau.
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NEW YORK, March 22.-Hayana advices
convey intelligence of the suppress sion of the
rebellion ia st. Domingo. Only one sllirmish
had occurred, and the insurgents Were dis
rersed ny The Spanish forces. which defeated
them. II was said that they numbered only
three hundred. 3.
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FORTRESS MoNRoE, March 21.- There was
great snow stora here yes tarday. The snow is
over foot deep. This morning it is blowing
heavily, with rain Barometer $3.50, ther-
mCmCeter 81: wind northeast. No disasters
are vet 1eported.
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ranfure of q Prize.

NLw YoRK, March 22--Advices have been
received of the capture off Abaco, of the
schooner Albert, from Charleston, with sc
tates of cotton, by ope of our gunboats.
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Runfbe RIocLaae.

NEW YORK. March eI.--The steamer British
Qvcen. flom Havana ON the lith, via Nassau,
reports that the rebel steamer Cuba had ar
rived at Hay ana on the l4th. from the coast of
Florida. with six hundred bales of cotton.
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, The Upper mississippi.

ST.. LOUIS, March 2l.-The .'charcoaf' or
rad cal wing of the emancipation party nomi-
matt Chauncey ]. Filly for Mayor to-day.
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PERSONAL.

NJ RS !. SMITH, Clair yeyaat, Test Medium, No.
~ 33s soath street, between LIST and ID sts.,
ns1s asss e
yellow blinds. Mrs. Smith hsafs cid staading dis.
eases ~ masnetisu, converses with your deceased
friends; describes them gets nRroes; also your
living husbands brothers, wives, children lovers
Describes them, tells their character diseases
ana all about them. Hours from ~ till p m. Sit
tlngS $l. mar q 2w$
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IAeRoss, Wis, March 20.-The steamer
Keokn xmas started for Lake Pepin, the Mis-
siAsippi being now open to that point.
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ADJUSTMENTS.
GROWERS rHEATRE.
YlNNsfLVANIA AVENUE, near Willaxd'a Hotai

GROWERS THEATRE.
PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE. near Willard'a Hotai
1s'sAAD 0soYns.---- ------- .---- .--- - .aA1AaH1
LAST WEEK OF THE cOMBINATIoN
OF TRAGIC ARTISTS,
Z. L. DAVENPORT.
supported By
CHARLES BARRON and J. D. WHITING,
THIS EVENING, +
n.sce, written express,y for j. ". WaiIaek, and
performed by him in Europe aad America Tor
more than SO niffhets Hon NJ MASK. as
Leon the Man in IL. 1scn w. '
RoehefoEt. Mugnenot E. L Davenport
g. Mars NJ ss Ada PsrksT
Father Mat1rin, euardan to Leon !. Ben Rogers
Marquis de LouTois.----....,...-.. L. Whiting
S raesds', BY rsss:;s SssstrH
WASHINGTON THEATRE,
CORNER ELEvENTH AND O STREETS.
MANAsERs. ...-.... .MEssRs. MAEDEa Gossos
- MONDAY EyEiNiNG. March ndi 5. A'"1
that he
cf appearing in her great character of Lady Edid,
pronounced by the press and pI blic of New York
The incident Of EpIIH has been taken from the
by BIj E. Wolf, of Boston, and produced at
Niblo's Garden during her recent engagement,
which STAN ped MATILDA HERON as the first ne
tss Of America, and EDITH the greatest play Of ihs
The present dramatiza,ion Of Mrs. Woods gr.at
novel of :. Fast Lynneo presents the touching in
cidents e that work in light st once moral and
most st liking. Miss Heron g impersonstjon of
Lady lsahe,' or " Edith" she is termed In this
play is of tie most able etfsrts Of mod
ern histTionic genius.
THIS EVENINH
EDITH, OR THE EARL'S DAUGHTER
Mo- s,. V'n,a ..-.,.............. Matilda Heron
Alfred Morieigh ----....... r. IT. Knight
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A smile was on her Np-health Was in her lcok,
strength was in her step, and in her hsnd-Plsnta.
tloR Bitsers. !"
S-T-1e6o-X.
few bottles Of Plantation Bittsrs
Will cure Nervous Headache.
:" Oold Extr.mitiss and Rsvsrished Lips.
A Sour Stomach and Fetid Breath.
Flatulency and Indigestion.
" Nervous Affections.
Excessive Fatigue end Short Breath.
Pain over the Eyes,
Mental Dependency.
Prostratien Great Weakness.
. SAlfow Compile xion, " eak Bow els dc.
which are the evidences sf -
LIVER COMPLAINT AND DYSPEPSIA
1t is estimated that seyen-tenths of all adult
ailments proceed from diseased and torpid liver.
The hillary secretisns Of the liver overfowipg into
the stomach poison the entire system and exhibit
tie above symptoms.
After long research we are able to present the
most remarkable cure for these horid nightmare
diseases, the world has ever produced. Within
year over six hundred and forty thousand persons
have takea the Plantation Bittsrs, and not an in.
stance of complain has come to our knowledge.
1t is most efIectual tonic and agreeable stimu-
liant, suited to all conditions oflife.
The reports that it relies upon mineral sub
stances for its active properties wholly false.
For tie public satisfaction and that patients may
consult their physicians, We append list of its
com ponents.
CALIsAY4 BARK-Celebrated for ever two hundred
years in the treatment of Fever and Ague, Dyspsp-
sia, Weakness, &c. It was introduced into Europe
BY the Countess, wife of the Yiceroy Peru in .64a
and afterwards sold by the Jesnits for the enormous
prits Of ITS ireight sitrsr under the name of
JssHif's POWders, and was finally made public by
Louis XVI, King of France. Humboldt makes
especial reference to its fsbrfuge qualities during
his South American travels.
CsScARiLLA BARk-For GiarrhGa, collie and dis
eases of the stomach and bowels.
DAEDEL ION-For iniiamstion Of the loins and
dro psical affections.
CnAHoHILE FLoWERs-For enfee bled isestion
LAVENDER FLowsks-Aromatic, stmuan aud
tonic-highly inTigorstng in nervous debility
WISTEHG gEEN-For scrofula, rheumatism &c.
ASIsE-AR aromatic carminatiYe creating flesh,
muscle and milk: much used by mothers nursing.
Also. Glove buds, orange, carraway, corianisr,
snake root, &c.
S. T-1S60-X
Another wonderful ngredient of Spanish orr gin,
impartng beauty to The compilation and brilancy
to 1he mind, is yet unknown to the commerce of
the world, and We withhold its name for the
present.
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CANTERBURY HALL,
LOUISIANA AV.. NEAR Sixth SrlEzf.

THE GREAT CONGRESS OF ARTIsTEs: AND
MIRTH. Wit, AND BEAUTY.
THE BEST BILL OF THE SEASON.
EyEHT NIGHT THIS WEEK.
The Canterbury Troupe continues to attract tre-
mendous crowds of intelligent and alnusemaat.
lnving auditors, which proves the Canterbury is
THE GREAT MUSIC HALL OF THE WORLD
Tie present Con. pany contains
Tile LARGEST NUMBER OF STARS
Ever appearing cn one stage at the time
Either of them is sufficient to attract crowded
LOOK! BEHOLD AND WONDER
MISS ULIA MoRrIMER, 1o' " : : ANS
MISS M1ss HATE EsPsiSEs yEhNo oYEn, " MN
Miss Lille brandon. Miss Kate Harrison, Miss
Beula Wolbert. Miss Annie Edwards Miss jennie
A II, II, lie Jennie. and La Petite Eliza. Mr. w H
Egan Mons szolosy. MIR. Billy Emerson Will.
ATROUPE OF ARTISTS
such as are seldom seen within the walls of Il
Music HALH.
The above Large and Talented Company will ap,
SONGS DUETS, DANCES, NEGRO CoMICAtJ.
TIES, PAhT0MlMES. &c.
Last week of
THE Gypsy TRIO,
THE COUNT OF BEAUTY
in the beautiful Chinese Ballet, entitled
H0N-T0N CH0N TOS-LAW or
TILE FESTIVAL CELESTIALs
The entertainment will conclude with The ballet
pontomime entitled -
y0L-AU-yENT, or TILE MILLEEs.
Doors open at o CLOCK performance ats
Adrissinn Is cents; Orchestra Arm Chairs 10
cents; Private Boxes tholding six,) SIS.
GRAND TATINEE
SATURDAY TERA OUN, at o'clock
H. Er
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IN THE OLD DCAPIToL.-Sa-uTlty and ~c"-
terCay the following persons were eommI1tet!
10 the Old Capitol prison: London MItchei,
OF Mon t2omery county, Id.. .arres .e6 tor aiding
soldiers to desert. Enoch Cook and Randolt,a
Jarvins, two Alexandrians, who ioined the &C.
bel army al the comme cenlep OF the r. bellior1
fEncch Cook is said TO have been a courier fer
the Gebel General Joe johnson. Jaryins be-
longs 10 kemper's Alexanl lria frebel) battery,
William PondexteI. Jacob A. Nichols, Rob':
Priddy, and Lawrence Ashton, Of the ith VI
finia cavalry: James A. Blanks, Robert s.
Lee, Thos. +. Mc(Ioyer and Polk y. Norvalt
OF the I'd Virginia cavalry, and William 4
Brewer, of the Sd Virginia cavalry, all r"hai
prisoners OF war to be held for exchange jas
w Ryan, of w hite's guerIIlas. and q T Pres
gfeaSes, OF Loudon county, Va, were ccBlmi--
ted as spies. VIM. Eichen green and : C1oot-
man, citizens, were arrested yesterday by ,4ii
tain Burt. Of the 1i2d New York. rharged W n
rgs ing soldier off in citizen 5 cfC' hes WIFI a
view TO bis deserving the service.
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y he New sGunb0

The New sGunb0at Iasco.
PORTLAND, March 22.-The new gunbsat
Iasco, from Bath, Ne, for Boston. arrived here
o.day.
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ATTEMPT To COMMIT a RApE-Micnisl
Brown, alias Michael 8urk, was arrested yes
tefday by Cfficer Stuart, of the First Ward, on
the charge OF attempting 10 commit. & capc ca
the person person OF Mrs: Jane !; Mc.iarysys Lying ca
ploy Of the Government as e teanster, a.. 4,
after committing the alleged outrage, apprc-
priated one OF the Goyernn,er! hcTses 70 .ae.I l.
tate his escape. The charges againsa hin,
therefore. amount tc two-tfsc OF atter:Tter'
rare and horse stealing Nrs, VI cG-r yey rrC-
cured Il Warrant for his arrest, and IN he-'.C-
tiniony stated, in subs tauce, .bat she suffered
great violence at the hands OF Rurk, ii his -
famous efforts, and but for her ETies AID re
prompt assistance ofneighnofs ne wcula 49,"
accomplished his purpose. Burk was aor'-
mitted 10 Jail on both charges.
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IN TIE 1. AIIES

SHoEs Shoes 70 fns shoss lAHlhs xrIi asde shoesl
Either Slipper or Cater whichever you choose
Or, if you prefer u neat Balmsral,
Wewin pie dge our ord ladies', have it you shall.
they are rot If that style that might Scare re- the
But are made to suit diss-sewed with neat little
stitches
Now, ladies, we are determined to please you,
If kind curiosity only would seize YOU. .
And you y only would say, ,ein 70 and try
Where, the people do say, great bargains they SELL
Now if you win come, we IL be ready to show you
Cur new stock of goods just received for the
spring, -s
And if You not suited, our regrets shall owe
But tre do not, iudssd, fear ary suea thing
And the gentlemen too, would like to suited,
For pss ssey Wv s fo shoed sppered or booted
Mckelden T. Stanley are ready for all.
New, we W uld not forget our fayorite ones
The brgs little boy who love heir new Shoes !;
And we promise the fathers who come with their
That By dealing With us they nothing shall lose
dcKELDEN & STANLEY,
m2o ST. Ne $50 Eleventh ST., bet. and L.
NOTICE OF REMOVAL UP STAIRS
The ladies and public are respectfully informed
that the eSfaDffRspf GfBBs MaK q ns sToRE
will il qEs be carried M on Up Stairs d IN w the
Wigs, Braids, Curis, PUTS, Bandeaus, &c. viii Be
always on hand or made to order at the shortest
notice.
Also, fine Perfunery, Extracts, Combs, Brushes,
let Mirrors, Soaps, Deutfrices, Joseph Anthon
ina Cologne and T'ilet Articles gsnsaFfEIs + afRI,s
242 Penn. avenue Up Stairs.
~ Hair worked into Ornaments, Repaired, Ex-
changed, &c. fe % colin
ON HAND AND FOR SALE-S,c09 Smoked and
~ Salt Beef Tongues, 600 Sheep Tongues, 900
IL 1he best manner. For sale lower than the same
article can be bought for elsewhere. Also. con
slant supply sc FRESH Meats.
JOHN HOOVER, corner Sth and D SITS,
mar l2 1m@ and in Center Market.
J AAAioA ST. oRoIx.
ARRAC RUM,
or Direct Importation,
s- NAGLE's,
fs2s $50 Pennsylvania avenue.
Al ~, A- DOMESTIC sEGARs.
- : iN0 AM SMOKING TOBACCO,
OF all manufactures, at
A g Il 3,
fefs 2s9 Pennsylvania avenus
A DAAs' EXpRass COMPANY.
EoTIuH or REMOVAL. s.
fAe DaLIvYRY sPFIoz Of this Company q
aerroyed from Third ntrset TO tae Large depot on
WRAPPING PAPER .snp.ppR RAGS
ADAMsoN'S. Il.
500 Ninth street, next to
nsr6tf Perrys Dry Goods Store
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~ William Ill. Kern. Ex- froyost Marshat
of Philadelphia, has been ARE sted or a charge
of forging soldiers discharge papers and
ticlng soldiers TO desert. 81
srDnring the year 1902, here were six cases
in Boston, where a hite woman was married
to colored man, but not one Of q marriage
between white man and 4 eolored woman.
NJ Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Kean are going 20
Australia professionally. Their pecuniary
needs, it is limited, compel them to Keep to the
stage.
RS-Iu the town of Berger, IN Prussia, is an
elegant church, capable ot holding one thous-
and persons. constr ucted, statues and all, OF
papier mache.
NS' New maple sugar is selling III western
New York at rs cents per pound. large crop
is anticipated.
sg~Hon. Thomas F. Rranllette, of kdair go,
Ky. has been appointed U, S. District Alter
hey for that district.
aSa A Northern paper says all that IS neces-
saey 10 make The people feei exactiy right Is q
go d MON victory. ss .+at ges5@ as.
nS+T he Duke de Lewis, who died recently in
Frat,,, claimed 10 trace his descent from o
irs. !, usin OF the Virgin Mary,
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IMPORTANT CERTIFICATES.


Rn,hsa,r. ". y, Decenter ss 1851
Mess.rs. Z. Fl. DRAKE &,Co. Il have been great
sufferer from Dyspepsia for three four We ars AMI
had 10 abandon my profession. About three
months ago tired the Plantation Bite RS and to
my great JOY am now nearly q well man 7 have
recommended them in several cases and as far IS
knew always with signal benefit.
am respectfully yours,
REV. j. S. CATdORN
PbilGdsirhiG. loh Month, l7S, Day, ISL
RESPECTED FRIEND My daughter has been
much ben fitted by the of thy Plantation Bit.
ttrs Thou wit seEd me two bottles more
Thy friend, ASA CURRIN
Sherman HouSe. Ciiorsn III. Feb Il 13i3
Messrs P Fl. DRAEE IL Co :-PIesse send us
another twelve cases OF your Plantation Bitters
aS morning appetizer they appear to have su-
rerceGed everything else, and greatly es-
teemed
Yours, &C., GAGE i WAITE
Arrangements hav been completed. supply
any demand for this article, which from lack of
government stamps has not eretofore been posi-
bile.
The public may rest assured that in no case vii
the perft city pure standard Of the Plantation Bit
ters b. departed from. ErsYy 5orte bears thg far
c0nHot tfCeHnlns.
solt by all Drugeista, Grocsrs and Dealers
throu hout the country.
Z. Ii. DRAKE Il CO.,
2-eol3t 2O2 BR0AWAY, N. Y.
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ARREST FOR FoEGERY.-on Saturday. -.
Sehn1afrty, formerly a lieutenant II q g. va y
regiment, was arrested by Lieut.. Lea YeTs =, j
commitred 10 the Central Guard h oIlsc i; 3
stated that while Schmanty vas II ire s-gyi>,,
he drew note in the maine Of one o. .hc rne.c.-
bers of his regiment tor four huna1c,, dc'l%~.,
which was discounted by one o our b2Gker
and he immediately resigned his Cih1e anl Il =:
the regiment The fact bet5ciJlg k1cz z-r 81
unsuccess ful until Saturday. wlel he VS. ~ (.
on the street by Lieut. Les Ssg's.
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nj MAGNEFISM!
NxRS. WREN Still continues to
n. CURE ALL DISEASES
by
HAND MAGNETISM
Call and see this city, Testimonials. 445 st.
Washington. !as mar 9.lm*

m no 1MPOHITI0N.
MADAME ROSS. Doctress and Astrolosis., was
born with . natural gift. She tells the pest and
future-was never known to fail. Cause speedy
marriages, brings together those long separated.
Cures al diseases; business strictly confidential.
the Patent Once. The only person that can shsw
. alikeness of future husband or absent II lend in
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AUG. JOHNSON 4 co.
mSr u #


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...t-E ..sa..t .n
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POLICE EREPoRTs--FirstP Pree.-.c:-A lex Fleet
wood and Geo. Fleetwood. assault and battery:
A. Goston, ssault; for further hearinp Geo
Lighter assault and battery; Middleton Foster.
threats; not disposed OF.
Second Prectnct.-Daniel Burnley, deserler.
military. Larence Morgan. assault and bat
tery bail for court. Geo. w. Cant. do; 3s!l,
". Young, drunk and disoroeriy; military.
Fredk Spnt, do; ran away.
Third pFecinct.-One sold ier- deserter, MIL
taly. Jas b. Hartley, druak: dismissed Three
soldiers, drunk: turned 10 military. Thomas
Reed, do; dismissed
Fourth PTeciSct.-FraReis Mof an, grand lar
ctny; Jail for conrt. owen Flanagan, drunk;
fined S1..5. Charles NJ EItyTe ana Gotir.ed
Schroeder, driving on the pavement fined g. 20
each. Fred'k King, drunk and aisorderiy; %.
So Philip Grass, do: worahouse, Jas liar
din, do; fined S3 MIchI n allen, do 10. s..
1hos. hohlin, assault anu D:...eTy; dc. James
C'CoHnor, drunk; Workaouse. George SIn.th,
larceny: dismissed, .-r.
Sirfh Prfcincf.-Sam ue1 Hopkins, drunk, lined
si.5S. John Downsey, do: military. llen-y
Harmless, do; do. ]. StaaTi. do; dismissed.
John T. simms larceny; SaLi. Moses Eia ea,
passing counterfeit money: a.sIa !sSea. Jamrs
Eycns, do; do. Andrew jackson, lar 2enY; is.i,.
Patrick Minor, do; do. t'has Birch, assault;
bail for paace Joan Peterson. drunk: nilita ~
john Smith, Co; do. Christian L24sCh, s.ssalu t
81 battery with intent 70 XIII Henry Foysel-
waclN do; for hearing. .s.t-t : II : =
Ieath Precinct Jas. w. GROW leo. L. Bur
rows. drunk: dismissed. Margaret ksuneC.y,
disOl Gtrly: 3. Patrick BI Kley. dug uLi tue
pavement; 50 Richard Kane, assault and ba.-
tery: jail tor hearing. Anne y ostne, NJ Harri-
son, oisGrderly; S3 each. John heidi assault
orderly; dismissed. Thss. Pratt. larceny. d..
Jamt DIgney, oSercharging HACK rates -.
4: rCilne Natzelne, housed: tak Ig f.1 - -: :,
Jane Smith: dlsorderly; 81
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RoBBEEY.-Ye Yesterday morning. ATs.Spa-s =
ing, who keeps a house near tue depot, Ief. n
her room her pocket-book coEtaiIIng $f. aal
on her return a lew min ctaS atteI wards d.
covered that il had been tahen. OiacaTs CT
ments and Crump arrested three partie5 " I'D
were in the room duriag the TIME, anu :oC&
them before Justice FurgCson, who dis uliss,':t
The case, there being nothing fepnq o9 them .
implicate them in the thel.,f'.4 st.
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lSSo.-.
DRAkE's PLANTATION BIETERS.

TEty purify, strengthen, and inyigorate.
Ihey create a healthy appetite.
They are an antidote to change Of water and
diet
They overcome effects Of dissipation and late
hours.
T.. strengthen the system and enliren The
mind
Ihey prevent miasmatic and intermittent
feyPrs.
They purify the breath and acidity Of the
stomach.
They cure Dyspepsia and Constipation.
They cure DiarTh9a, Cholera and 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. Oroix Rur. the celebrated Calisaya
Bark, roots and herbs, and are taken with the
Measure CT a beverage, without regard to age
or tine Of day. Particularly recommended TO
daiicate persons requiring gentle stimulant.
Sold by all Grocers, Druggists, Hotels, and
Saloons. p. H. BRAKE 4 co, 2o2 Broad
way, New York. sep 25-eo6m
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Va l. l. X d s A l. J.
MADAME ERNESTINE DE yILLIERs'
Second Grand
VOCAL AND INsrKUMEN rAL CONCERT,
ON TUESDAY EVENING, MiRCtI ~ 1863
Assisted by the most celebrated Artists
Miss SOPHIA SCHMIDT,
Mrs X. CLUSS,
Mr. WILHELM DoEHLER.
Mr. JLNGS1Ck Ell,
Mr.. WOOLF.
Tickets fer sale at the Music Stores and at the
door.
81 Admission One Dollar. 1T
NDD FELLOWS HALLl
~ ODD FELLOWS HALL
WYNAN
VENTRIL0QUISMl
SENTklLUQ UISM
MAGIC,
= MAGIC
DANCING BABIES.
DANCING BhBIESl
EVERY NIGHT THIS WEEK !
EVERY NIGHT THIS WEEK ,
MATINEE SATURDAY.
mar 81 ct. MATINEE SATURDAY!