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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS.
RYJ. G. MCGUIRE 4 CO., Auctiopeer..

R1 J. z. mcuUIhk Co, Auctioneers.
COMMISSIONERS S'SsIEoFprIr rsrs7u
FRAME HOUSE AND LOT on MONTH T. HF
BETWEEN 9TH AND 1TH sTS. WEST,
he unde gned, commissioners Appointed h.
The Supreme Court Of the District of 6oiumbia, Il
ihe case of Elizabeth A. Fling and others against
court, 10 make sale Of the real estate Of whioS
James W. Fling died seized, hereby give notice
tered the sth dsy of pr instant they viii seiI
on the premises, the following described House
and Let situate in the city of Washington, d, c..
O'Clock p. m :, namely; Lot No. 3, in Square No
49, fronting is feet on north street, between 6tS
rear 81 feet The improyementsc ts consist OF A two
story frame house with q back building
Terms cash THEO. SHECKELS,
ANDREW GODDARD,
Eff QUEEN,
BEMEf HENNING.
". L. ROSS,
Com issioners.
apan J. c. MCGUIRE 4 co, ,Auetl.
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A UCTI0N SALE OF VALUABLE REAL HS
N TATE ON TIE POTOMAC RIVER,

In ALEXANDRIA C0CSTT, VA.
~ BY virtue of deed of trust executed BY GaspAx
Ioehma9, and AppolloniaJ J. Tochman, his VIE,
dated uly Ia. 1857 and recorded among the land
records of Alexandria Co nty, ya,-the said Gas-
par Toebman being engaged In the rebellion ns
the sovereign authority of the United Ststet, and
trust being in arrear and unpaid from the sth dsy
of ofOctober, la6l-I shall pro eed. by order Of the
party secured. and by virtue of the authority co
ferred BY said deed and the statute in such case
made and provided and on the 10Th ay of May 1884
shall sell at auction to the hi ghsst bidier for cas-
in front of the Mayors Office in the City of Alex
ara, "a At u o'clock, Y. the property nsned on
Hill" on the Potomac river in said County,-ths
same compri ing about one hundred Ind fifty acres.
and being sitn ated about midway between Wash
lpgtoD City and Alexandra, We.
Further particulars of the sale will be given at
spsO I'd MsTBlwART, Trustee
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RY !. Q. MoGUIRK & CO., -Auetiouesrs.

NICE FRAME DWELLING HOUSE AND Lotto
MAsSACHUsETTs AVENUE BET WEEN 4TH
AND aTH @TREET WEar, AT PUBLIC SAIL
O'Clock the premises we shall sell. pArt Of Lex
No S. in Square No SIT, fronting Is feet4 in chez
Fourth and Fifth streets west running baL 90 feet
il ch to 20 foot alley, improved By a two -storY
Frame House containing six rooms, -
Immediate possession given.
Terms Cash ynE.
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RYJ. o. Meg UIRE d CO.. Aue.ioneers.

GREEN TREE HOUSE. ON STREE. Be
TWLEN stCOND AND THIRD, AT PUBLIC
On THTRsDAY AFTERNOON, May 5th at 6
o'clock; on the premises, shall sell, part Of Lot
Ne l5, in Rfservatior No. IL, improved by a three
tory brick house ard back building, with slate
root. On north b street. between SECOND aud Third
streets west. q, v occupied s,n public house, and
Fa'ly o, session of tha premises will DO given.
Terms: Gne- half In cssh, the r mainder in six;
and twelve month"; with interest," secared BY deed
Of trust on the premises
iConve, ances 1t the cost Of the purchaser:
ap0 d Do J. O MCGUIRE q OO.. Au2a.
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LNOR sALE-A small tract Of LAND (lsLs acres
4 about three miles from the Navy Yard bridge,
ss.mo. Also, 90 acres, W same distance from Navy
Yard bridge, mostly under good fencing, well 10.
Gated, with 9 fine road leading to it inquire Of
JOHN W. VAN HOOK, No. 55 Louisiana av.
0aw
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Il 18th and G streets, 4S Church Seats, with backs
and painted, Is Venitian inside Blinds, 5 Window
Shades, 25 Yards floor Oil Cloth, Furnaces with
Pipe, 80 feet of Picket Fence, with cedar posts
turned, SCords Of Ash Wood. All or any Of the
ton to D. A. 6 ARDNER, 46O New York avenue,
near 18th street. my 2.tf
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RYJ. G. MCGUIRE & CO., Auciionesrs.

PEREMpTORY SALE OF BRICK HOUSE AND
LOT on TWEETIETH STREET, BETWEEN L
On saturday AFTERNOON, May 7th, at 9
O'Clock on the premises, shall sell parts Of Lots
IL and u in sanare No. liz, fronting u feet on
running back 7s feet, improved By three story
Brick House.
Terms One half in cash the remainder in nj x and
Twelve months, with interest secured by deed ef
trust on the premises. E..E
Convey ancs at the cost of the purchaser
ap.N-d ]. G. MCGUIRE, * Co kunta
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I OsT-On Thursday, the 18th instant, a roll of
will be given if returned to the Star Office.
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@In REWARD-Lost on Saturday morning the
~ ~ goth instant BROWN HORSE, between
four and five years old. The above reward will be
paid If returned to NJ SIEfEL.
ap SA-3t" 1O2 AZ street. Island
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EOR sALE-A. valuable SLAUGHTER HOUSE
r PROPERTY, %. 0 feet of ground and inn
provements, as follows 81 ter house l6x As one
do. 2 k25 ic. house. x2 stable lSx25-su bstantia
admirably adapted for a soap and candle factory or
tannery. Will be sold for IS, co. No ! 49,
MITCHELL 4 SON, Real Estate Brokers,
an t5-l I'm southeast cor Pa nv And 18th at
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THIRD GRAND BALL
OFTHR
ISLAND SOCIAL CLUB,
will be given at the "A
ISLAND HALL, ~
On THURSDAY, May 5th, 1854. faIds

DROP. MARINI'S GRAND MAY BALL WILL
take place at Odd Fellows Hall, 9TH ST., ~
on TUESDAY EVENING, May Sd, 1864 Gen A
tain them by applying at Mr. John Ellis'sLtlA
Music Store, or at Messrs, Philip & solomon Is Book
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RY GREEN & WILLIAMS Auctioneers,

RY GRIEN d WILLIAMS Auctioneers.
AvEGETABLE AND FRUIT STAND AT AUG.
TION.
Auction eale Of fine Vegetable and Fruit Stall
in the Center Market, between 7th and 9th street
No 32o. On Thu RsDAY, the 5th day of May at iIjS
O'Clock, q. m, to be sold without reserve
ap I'D GREEN & WILLIAMS Aucts
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ENOR SALE Oh RENT-A 6rst-r rate two story
l. FRAME HOUSE, containing nine rooms to.
gether with nine BUILDING LU rs. all set out with
choice fruit. such As peaches. pears. piums cher
RES grapes all of the best selection; with pu mp OF
excellent water in tbeyard; the corner of G and
18th streets and Penn: avenue east. For further
an l6- Im* - D. CARROLL,
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I OST-A package of PAPERS, in q Buff Enyel-
II ope, supposed to have been dropped on 8th
street, near the Patent Office. They are of no
value to any one but the owner Any one finding z
the same who will hand them into the Office at
Willard,s Hotel will be liberallX rewarded
my 2-3t' VIM. l.. JAMES.
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L No. 401 ,on7th street. between n and streets
Lot 6y7 feet This is first rate business place.
4th and 9th streets, Has six rooms Sets back fro
the street Lot by 29 feet. running through to
Ridge street Isavery desirable place Tor private
ABRICK HOUSE, No 432, ,on 9Th street, between
G and II streets; las four rooms. Sets back, with
ward in front. Lot 10 feet inches by 80 feet
A FRAME HOUSE, No. 373, on 9th street
between ! and New York avenue. Seven roo ms.
Lot 2 by 40 feet
A FRAME HOUSE. Ne 342, on 18th street
between L and ID Streets Has six rooms Lot 3,
"A FRAME HOUSE, No 342, on street between
llth and 18th Six rooms. Lot % by g. feet -
For particulars apply to tEE3 R.S KERN
an Is- I'm, No 633 n at. bet An and ssh
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Greuiug TrIeemph
wEpNEsDAY, DECEMBER I, 1854.
Cb.rres I'm military Command.


Major. General N. J. r. Dana, United States
Volunteers, is assigned by the President to the
command of the Department Of Mississippi, and
that part Of Tennessee west of the Tennessee
river, recently known as the Department Of the
Tennessee.
Major General +. Steele IS relieved Of command
of the 7th Army Corps, and the Department Of
Arkansas and Major General J. J. Reynolds is
ASSIGNED to the command in his stead. Major
General Steele willreport to Major General Candy
for assignment to command.
Brgadier. General II. W. Vessels, United States
Volunteers, is assigned to duty at Washington as
INSPECTOR aud COmmissary-G General Of Prisoners
for the section Of country east OF the Mississippi
river He relieves Brevet Brigadier-General Hoh-
man in charge of the office in Washington.
General Hoffman is assigned as Inspector and
UOmmissary- General Of Prisoners for the regions
west OF the Mississippi until further orders.
The Washington Republican of Saturday says
"The statement teegraphed TO the country,
and properly credited TO a Washington morning
paper that General Banks's command (the De-
partment of the Gulf includes the States of
Arkansas and Mississippi, is not true. Those
two states constitute two different departments
the former commanded Ivy Major-General J. ].
REYNOLDS, General Steele recently relieved and
the latter commanded by Major-General n. j. I.
Dana.
"Neither is the statement altogether true, made
by the same paper, that General Banks goes back
10 New Orleans 'as subordinate to General Candy
General Banks, as commander of the Department
OF the Gulf, is only subordinate TO General Candy
in military matters, the latter being commander
Of the Grand Division Of West Mississippi, which
includes the departments under Generals Banhs,
Dana, Reynolds, and RoseCrans. But in the ad-
minisration of the civil affairs Of the Department
of the Gulf, which comprises Louisiana, Texas,
and a part of Alabama, General Banks is subor-
dinate to no one except the President Of the
United States"
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AMUsEMENTS.

NEW CHEsNUT STREET THEATRE. - Jessie
Bropnseems most peculiarly fitted to the times. Its
military character; its story of distress, caused
by rebellion, and the fortunes of war, at this
time here In our country, most especially, enlist
our sympathies. Mr.. Sim has done everything
possible for the scenic effects and the stage ap-
pointments. The scene Of the City of Lucknow,
by night is the most artistic picture, and we espe-
Cially draw attention to this scene, which is
painted not like a scene, but picture.
The Redan gives very good idea Of fortif-
cation. The whole Of this last scene is admir-
ably grouped and arranged "Jessie Brown" was
esteemed the best part OF the actress for whom
il was written, Miss Agnes Robertson-an actress
whose range Of character was limited, but who
was, in all she did within those limits, unrvAI-
led. Miss Germon, still perseYerlng in the
stCadiness and earnestness she has lately adopted,
has given us a"Jessie Brown" as charming and
As effective as the original
Even in person she bore striking resemblance
TO Agnes Robertson; like her she had taken u
true conception of this character, nc once power
fu, poetic, and simple. In one scene only did
We think her not equal to her predecessOr-that
is in the love scene with "GeOrdie;" but In the
last act Miss GernOn surpassed Agnes Robert
son, display ing moro pOwet, more inspiration,
not artistic but heartfelt for the audience, as
"Jesse" listened for the slogan listened with her,
watching her every look ang movement as though
snNA lAAtB luNi llAA NNAu lentlAh bh AAI HOuuA VI
the pibroch. We have rarely zen Il public so
interested and excited.
Miss GermOn's accent is sufficient for the stage,
though not as true as that of Agnes. She sings
her snatches OF Scotch melody very prettily.
Miss Vaughn was most effective Ia the iorcibIe
portions Of her part. We have still 70 reprolch
her with cdrelessucss in her dress; her muslin
gown was torn, and her red ribbons tumbed aud
soiled. Little Katie Baker is a genius already,
and beautiful as 3 dream.
The other little child, too, seemed fully i'm
pressed with It's importance. Mr. Mordaunt gave
us a true soldieT (not stage soldier in "Rauda," I"
tull OF iirmness, discipline, courage, aud tender
mes mr., murdoch was a little out OF his line in
Geor9lej als bearing was excessively uumili-
tary decidedly he has no vocation for the senti-
mental or pathetic; still, his "Geordie" was gem
tlemanly and refined, If not very well defined.
Mr.. Chapman has fine part, which he mudded
up, taking most Of the points from II. and moi
knowing The words. Mr.. Ward, as TSNeenie -
had little to do, which was to be regretted Mr.
+. T. Sinclair was common and COMMONPLACE
stage Irishman.
Mr.. Higgins, whose first appearance, 1t was.
made 2 favorable impression, but the memory az
the mana Sahib" Of Boucicault was a potent
rival tOI overcome The Iutter repose Of man
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Captured Rebel Officers:

The following Rebel officers, who were cap.
tured oD the LIST instant by General Gregg, in his
cavalry raid, arrived here this morning from the
Old Capitol Major Norman Fitzhugh, of Gen.
Hampton's staff; Capt. David Waldhemer, of
JEFF. Davis Legion; Lieut.. j. E. Way do; Lieut..
}. A. Connolly, Sd Alabama Cav; Lieut.. H.
Craig, 4th South Carolina Cav. Lieut.. S. f. Fos-
ter, 9TH South Carolina Cav. Lieut.. ]. +. Gil
christ, 4th South Carolina Cav, and Lieut. j. B.
Sample, Holcombe Legion.
Major Fitzhugh has been recognized as an
officer who, some time since, compelled one OF
our captured cavalry officers TO take Off his boots,
and then took possession of them himself. The
Union officer was marched of as a prisoner OF
war, while Major FItzhugh sported his boots
Washington Star.
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"IHB LIE DIRBcT"-A DOUBT THROWN on PEACE
COMMISSIONER EDMUND KIRKE's STORY.

HiTHE LIE DIRRCT'-A DOUBT THROWN on PEACE
COMMISSIONER RDHUED KIRKE's STORY.
RICHMOND, Va, December 2, lS64.-TO the
Editor of the Dispatch,-ln the New York Daily
Tribune Of November 2G appear two or three
columns, containing what purports TO be the
account ofWhat one Edmund krke, alias ]. r. Gill
more, saw, and said, and did on the occasion Of
his recent visit to the military prisons in this city.
A portion Of this account appeared in the Dispatch
of the 30th ult. The statement is not only filled
must be apparent to every reader, but in every
particular, save the single one of his being at the
Libby, is utterly without foundation. The whole
story is lie, and as we'll, if not better known to
be such by "Krke" than anybody else.
l have conferred with Judge Ould on the sub
ject, and he joins me in stigmatizing it as shame
less publication. TIL. p. TURNER,
Major Commanding Military Prisons.
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AMERICANS ~ THE RECENT JAPAN FIdHT.-
The English papers contain accounts of the re-
ing of the Straits Of Simonoseki to the trade of
the world. In addition TO the British, French,
and Dutch vessels, the United States chartered
steam vessel TiakiGng, with an officer, party Of
men, and a gun Of the United States corvette
JGheStoton, took part in the engagement. The
English Vice-Admiral Kuper, In his official re-
port, thanks Lieutenant Pearson, Of the United
States Navy, for the readiness with which he
carried out his wishes on all occasions, and for
the efficient assistance rendered by the vessel
under his command.
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NOTICE.-THE UNDERSIGNED WILL
~ make application 10 the Department Highways
on TUESDAY, the Goth instant, ~ O'Clock NJ, for
contract 10 pave Christian street. from Grays Ferry
road TO sutherland avenue In the First Ward-the follow
ug named property owners having signed contract for
said work, viz, s.
Christian Hesley, l9s fest Isaac Myers, 1900 feet;
Charles kOhb, leo teet Chte Werner, 4S feet Andrew
somons, l6 feet; Michael Campbell lG feet Patrick
McDyitt, 32 feet; John AeHenry, l6 feeti Hanson,
rs feet; Joseph Wite l6 feet; O. MCCoskey As feet;
Ehiip KeyOugh, lG feet Abel Jeanes, ll6 feet, -
ALEXANDER GWIRN,
ABEL JE ANES,
Contractors
PmLADELrHIA, December G, 1854, l2-6-3t'
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~ have about 10000 Acres Of Land In Lewis county
Kentucky, that is accepted oil terrltory.
The surface indications like those OF Venaugo
county Pennsylvania than any oil territory that has been
dsooveredin the country, and promises as abundant
yield.
In order TO give capitalists equal chance 10 pur-
chase propose to receive sealed proposals. based upou
cash payments, for any subdivision thereof remaining
unsold up the 3st day Of December On that day
the bids will be opened, and the awards made to the
highest bidder who will be Immediately notified by letter.
Payments to be made the 10th day of January 1866,
when the deeds will be executed. Owing TO heAth and
other business engagements have adopted this plan OF
disposal propose It in good faith, aud with the fun deter
mlnaon ofseng at much less prices than the same
character Of oil lands being sold but bids mad
prices below the the lands before the discover
Of oil upon them, the right reject them. 1900
per acre has been offered for portion Of this land,
Land in the vicinity remaining unsod is held
covered in the county found the land now offered
"Tbe Daniel Boone Petroleum Company" Of Cincinnati
well with every prospect OF success Other wells going
down in the neighborood and nearly all the lands in the
vicinity has recently been sold or leased to experienced oil
Persons wishing 70 invest in these lands are invited TO
visit them. From the st 20 the oath OF December agent
can be found at he Beverly House, NanCeburg, tho
land who viii render every assistance to enable any
daily for Vanceburg the county seat Of Lewis county and
the landing place of the land report these lands has
quained with the whole tract having visited six times,
and studied its typographical, geological lthologcal oil
been given TO The sociological fed in which these lands e
80 that his testimony presented as OF who by habit
experience and scientific accomplishments qualnsd "
The title Is perfect For plots GEOLOGICAL reports blank
IN person the Office of j. A. DRAKE CO. Ho,b3 West
States Gazette building Third street Phadep6a or 10
the undersigned at Room 3, No Wall street. New York.
Once hours ffom 10 A NJ. to- Pm
l2-7-Wfm- lw-rps j. A, DRAKE.
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GOAL AT FIRST COST-COST PRICE TO
~ Stockholders S75S per tOn-Immedat DelVery-Coal
OF best QualityShares, EACH emitting TO one and half
tons at FIRST cost every ear for twenty and TO cash
obtained at $40 payable half subscribing, and half
January next, Of the MUTUAL BEAR MOUNTAIN
FRANKLIN COAL COMPANY, once No. l2l s Third
Street Opposite the Girard Bank StOc Capital 800 CO.,
Subscription of shares, S33; Of 10 shares $50; OF 20
shares S OF 20 shares S25 OF 100 shares 1915 Of 2O
shares 5000.
Each share entities the holder to receive every year.
and half tons OF coal cost for 20 years, and Cash
Dividend every six months Of the profits from the sale Of
all uplus coal.
stockhoders who DO not want any coal may have their
proportion Of coal sold by the Company or their especial
benefit the profits being paid them independent
Of the regular cash dividends, 10 which they also
entitled.
The Company possess la'ge and wen. built Coal Works
~ Donaldson (near TremOpD, with extensive Mining
Timber Rights excellent Double Breaker Slope Works.
large steam Engines, Railroads, and all other machinery
aud apparatus In u operation, capable Of mining y6 800
tons, 10 be extended 70 1900 tons per year,
This Coal is Of the best quality chiefly Of the Black
Heath and Primrose Veins, which, with several other
valuable coal veins, extend within the lines Of the Com
pany for two miles in Ter 9Th.
branch ofthe Reading Railroad extends 70 the mines
Of the Company, which the coal Is daily seat %
market.
Stockholders may order their Coal in any Of the usua
sizes. viz, Lump Coal Broken, Egg, Stove Nut Coal
all a. the present cost price Of s7b0 ton delivered AZ
the house, within the usual distance OF the Companys
coal yard IN the northern middle and southern portions
Of the city.
The Company and all the mining works are clear OF debt
ard all OpesauOns are conducted on the cash prneple
No 100 5. THIRD Street, second floor opposite Girard
Bank.
Agent for Resding.-Mayor Hoyer.
Board Of Directors William Ford, d, II, Wolfe Robert
?. King, II. SchmWle.
A. b. JARDET, Secretary ll-23-lm
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PROPOSALS.,
ICE OF ASSISTANT QUARTERMAs.

OFFICE OF ASSISTANT QUARTERhAS-
No llO8 GIRARD STREET,
PHILADELPHIA, December D. 1864.
Sealed Proposals will be received az this sfhce unul
OF MONDAY December ~, 1864, for the prompt de-
livery at Mower Hospital, Chesnut lill, OF .
Six 90 pieces 5X6 inch white pine, W feel long, wei
Twelve 2) pieces 5x6 inch white pine, is feet long.
Eight (s) pieces bx6 iuch white pine Feet lsng,
Ten (10) pieces 5x6 inch hemlock, y feet long.l
Eighteen (ls) pieces 6x6 inch hemlOok ~ feet long.
Ten (lO) pieces 8N6 inch hemlock, 20 feet long.
hundred QOO) pieces 3X4 inch henock 6 feet long,
Nine thousand (9OOO feet third common white pine
Five thousand (5OOO) feet third common white pine
boards; all well seasoned.
Twenty-eight sash. glazed, Q lights each, l0Xl2
Eight ts) pairs Of but hinges, with screws a lHSh
butts)
Eight (s) knob locks; heavy.
one (O keg 7-nch spikes.
-Four az kegs nails Of POD, OF lOd ana or sd.
twenty-five (25) perch building stone,
Twenty five (25) bushels OF lime,
Three hundred t30OJ pounds round IRON Z inch,
Al 10 be approved after delivery by the Goyernment
Inspector.
no proposals win be received except upoa the regulaR
blanks furnished at this Oice and the United States
right to accept parts of bids and reject all bdH
deemed incompatible with ITS interests.
ALBERT 8. AsHhEAD,
l2G-d Captain and A, Y, N.
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aMslSSMENTN

KING LEAR
The CHOICE SEATS Of She Acad,ml to be had al the
Book Stand, Continental Hotel llj
NEW CHESNUT ST. THEATRE.
CuEsNUT STREET, AROvE TWELFTH.
LEssEEs AND NIANHtERs.
WEDNESDAY EVENING, DECEMBER Z.
THE hit OF OF TIE THE sEhsnN'
TILE HIT OF THE SEASON,
TIE hit OF TILE SEASON
4 GLL0Ri9TTs sTCCEss.
I GL3Hi8Us sTSGEss:
The LARGEST AUDIENCES that ever assembled within
The eoors Of his lestIe assemble or Monday ard roc.
day eytnirFsto witness the producon Dion BouCicauIB
beautiful sensation and military dfam15
JESSIE HROWN;
SEssIE BBS33WWS;
JEssIE JEssIE Rn9WN RK9WN'
RELIEF HSHIs 5Is EucKNow.
RELIEF or LUCKNOW.
KELiI5F OF LUCKN0W.
NEI.ii5E NELIiE 0E 90E kUSkSN9W. kkUUSSkkSN99W
RELIEF or LUCKNOW.
TIE OysRFI0WiNG GUDiENCES
that have assembled TO do tribute this Grand Drama,
BEAUTY AND FASHION,
ENTHUSIASTIC in THEIR ADMIRATION
the elegant manner In which put before the pub
hc It has been gr,ogGggSeSd g,g,gS,, At an ,,,,,,
NEW AND BEAUTIFUL SCENERY,
by RICHARD SMITH.
CORRECT AND COSTLY WARDROBE,
hanuisetmed orginalIy for this piece under the mme
DION BOUCICAULT,
When FIRST produced at WalaCks Theatre New York with
several @ additions BY ms. KICKER and Assistants;
sALS f f5SPf ESFheFs eSFESsS''
'Pi5P AS6 fGS AG9TssoRhs I9SRss Rh0n
Exc2IGfNGr IfG IHEsfE sTa 66StPn oF ARacFpRs nS
o,,,r, ssToRMlNG OF THE REDGN,
OVER 100 PERSONS
Upon the Stage at the time, forming a tableAu OF
Gi3 TRE ana eS @ e 9t once The
4 MARKED SUCCESS. "'"''' p'O''O
m 6apSc Of e Sq IN gf P9 s s truthful and thrill
TROPICAL SCENERY
GREAT sTXGE EFFECT
DRAMA OF ISrEREsT I"'H5 To It THE PUBLIC.
"IGfG' Fh'eTs 81 RAJ for n %G9tRI efpf frSm the
THE ENTIRE PUBLIC
TURSTSa SGnsSSsie& orT ihITF i9'SFeis FS MESssE.
Nightly hng the First Dramatic Temple In the country
iTs foPULARITY HAS NOT DIMINISHED, fiSi5' ''"'
''''' ''''- DRAMATIC HTS VI '4' S'''''''O VI
DRAMATIC HTS.
To corcludC WITH the second time at this Theatre
Comic Drama, in two acts, called
on w.rrrSo Hdp B II no r,rp,y ,,o
on s.TiiiEDXY XFi;fiEi;RNooN, DEGEaBER DiS'' 10,
JESSIE BkoWE; OR, THE RELIEF oF LUCKNoN.
A MEXICAN ACADEMY OF MUSIC.
Lessee and Mapsger JOHN r FORD.
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ono TIME TO BE LoST."-ALL PARTIES
~ desiring Information on any point or points, can
receive the without delay enclosing their address
and hy cents, 70 Box 1885, Philadelphia Post O1ce, Penn
sylyanla. R-t-3lp
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BUSINESS ITEMS.

Green and Black Tens.
fresh importation,
BY the package or pound.
DAVIS a RICHARDS,
Tnutb streets.
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