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.,~-,~~,~.>T THE TURF.
FASHION PLEAsURz GROUND
"sIssEsstE ssg sgSf s III oisssss sys;sifn
n:Ia.o =: a.r,oa names 2 m. Belle Of Hartford.
names josEfs q ...ss s::ss.s
SARArocA RAcEsl
THE FIRST MssrIHa
'AHA1pqa 14 s.asf5}ssSs sAS}ss assisas., AssaSIa,ros
"a. Sd, ith. sth and i';R eth Of August, 1884.
ssvEEAL uI1a.Ssa. RACES WILL sE Hgs s4Yu DAr.
e. possponsment s except in case Of bad weather.
The TRAvERs STAKES for three year ods, ia carry
i ,og pounds SO entrance play PAY $4,000 added TX
-" o'''sp ssss s'sf e paY4sseSsp sc9 ssSDs nAas.
ra''' s0 sE6osS e. - sfsi bArmsssT "'f ssa RAGS
For all 'ss' ssmT sqis fsss u T,sf noss RACE
p.y Sa s MI. %
',.- .. .... : SANE sAIeas D%S-rnlRD RACE.
au u.. 's'0 TaIs1 MsI pAy-r1nsr RACE.
sS ::;.
81 %s: 9 .,.' added Dash
The Congress- Spring Purse, for AL ages $500 Three
FOURTH DAY-FIRsT RACE.
@ rurse Ss Selling race for all ages One and quarter
SAME pAYasEcoND RACE
SAME DAY-THIRD RACE.
Purse 500, for beaten horses One and quarter rnA
FIFT6 DAY-FIRST RACE.
Handicap Purse s?6n for ods beaten Paterson
and Saratoga Mile heats
SAME DAY
Purse $500 Hurdle race. Dash Of two miles
Toe splendid is ompleted and ID much
admired by all who visit 1t The Stand are
ample aording perfect view Of entire Csurse
each scat All the best horses In the country will in
tendance and the most exciting trials of speed astci
Persons leaving New York the evening either by rail
steamer can reach Saratoga at o'clock next morning
Extra trains win also Troy and Albany ga M and
arrive at Saratoga in time for the races
W. TRAyERS. President
c. WHEArLY, Secretary.
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ASTROLOG r.

A GREAT CHANCE TO HEAR THE TRUTH. MA.
"A dame SfttALEN has opened her mace, and In
yca c friends and the pnblc to visit her At her deu
l70 Wooster street.
A BETTER AsTRoLOGIsr Is NOT TO BIZ FOUND
~ In tue united Sts'ss than DR. L. D. ard Irs $. ID.
BROU CLIFTON They succeed IN giving satisfaction when
all hers fail They can be consulted on all affairs cf hui
man ife sucn rs courhip marriage travelling
lawsuits Obtaining situations welf OF sbssnt fends
&c aiso sickness sick party VIII die OF
their present sc6Dess IL the they will begin
to amend; what psr of the body Is affected, and what
treatment and medicines best adapted to the sick
sons LADIES' o. cents gentlemen ST. Questions answered
bv letter. enclosing 81 and Of birth. Also Phrenolo-
Pfiu
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L,IsHING BANKs-FAMrLIES AND PARTIES CAN
enjoy the air by going to the Fishing Banks the
going steamer MARYLAND, which leaves every
ing Saturdays excepted foot OF street. river
a. O'Clock ,rsck slip, East river $40 Nj Dey street
Fare 81. Bait lines refreshments and good music
board n
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esTION NOTIOE.-CEoCHERY GLASS AND
,rthonware-WM. w. SUIRLEY, Auctioneer Tnes-
ly e. at 10 o'clock, at 2sl Pearl street BY ID. EN-.
Jr. Largest and best stock this season. all knds
granite common yellow and Crockery Ware in lots
and country dealers. Sales frea for cash. Goods
lcked for shipment ..s... ...s..-7 -.
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NEW rupLICATlors.=

A PHYSIOLOGICAL viEw OF MARIA IAGE-coN
ain,ns NJ nearly ac Psss ani $50 ins plates and en-
|hsath and disease with restls on cary errors is Do
authors plan II tres the only retons
mode of cure, shown BY the report OF treated
Truthful adviser married and those
marriage who would know thsr rhysral condition sent
free OF address receipt Of rs cents
stamps Or postal currency Address Dr. La Croir 81 Maiden
iane, Albany. N Y. 1I--,.. - ~. =
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WALLAcg,S THEATRE.

WALLACE,S. THEATRE.
CARD.
Tho auucuncem.ns IT nv play oS "CAMILLEu Sos peP~
Waliaek's Theatre Monday night hav1Ul
been Judged by be Of CopyrahS
its presentation enjoned By my lawyer Mr. Boo&k
sompli%sns 20 Miss Av6SfA JoSEs 'who:s Beas6s -
THAI evening This compliment also ssataI
bestowed This aad admirable artistic IN cea
conferred ON nv humble dramatic effort "MsDBA," d
which beth abroad and sho has gained fame
equal s7ORrS the character
well for the sincere admiration In which bod her rs-
sonay good daughter and most amiAoAs
=. ~ MATILDA nERon sroEPEA
NSx Yosx july a 1864. U-rT71
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tTTON sALB.
N IEs9S,TTaHAA9oRoIsAKY IS OPPORTUNITY FOR


sae o. hrst class second hand Household Furniture.
["tcTH Auotenser. At the three story private resi-
y of ~. Martin, ESQ. tsoiog 10 Europa). li9 West
street Anew doors from Sixth avenue near Jefferson
on THIS cay Monday July 25) at O'CLOCK precise
sistng OF magnificent rosewood fianofore, Stool and
IL an elegant instrument wilh round corners richly
legs and case full octave ovcrsrung bass full
ate made to order by city maker seven months ago
oo three elegant Paor 5uits. covered in ricn French
y rocatel aud French reps; Turkish Easy Chars and
rich marble top Centre and Side Tables Lace Cur
EtRseres Bronze Clocks Vases Mirrors Chandeliers
Al and Book Stands, on Paintings rosewood. black
III and mahogany Bedsteads, Bureaus, washstands,
II ami Hair Mattresses, blankets, Beds, Sofa Beds
Ues Chairs. Rockers Mirrors Clocks Glass. China and
Ware, Cutlery, sc N. B.--Csrtmen in attendance
pack or ship goods for purchasers.
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b MAURICE, GREAT AND REAL AsrRoL0GeR.
n The adv o. his real Asto A. u. MAJ RICE,
based wholly scientific principles, and known
10 fa The hand OF late has MARKED out the path OF each
individual And the planets hourly pointing the des
tiny of msOsnd Prof Maurice has profound knowledge
of the rules OF the science OF the stars and beat the
world in the sh SCIENCE In regard tel all that
ates to the hs pinsss or misery II ones whoe life and
with that living mortal before
he will bring snccess out OF almost any rnderang In
intended husband wife, tells very day you marry
and shows likeness presentna hs true complexion Of
the intended He describes friends points
enemies and warns you Of all future danger good luck In
situations tfavolns tho
best OF heath ong s and prosperity 10 all who consult
him. Those distance end their aud 81, and
Maurice bor 5,503 New York Post olce, and
the o. whole life All hours until
In the evening. Once l26 Blocker
Ladles 30 GentA, 81
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kwNBEOKERs SALE-THTS DAY, AT BELL 4 IN
GRAHAM ., So New Bowery-'O0 lots OF mens and
en clothing Dresses. Coat, Panta kc. also Watches
Jewery By erder OF + scholshcnier. $40 Houston s.
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ENULTNN MARKET ON DNCK
First annual P,cuio and Coton excursion Of Edwin
Forest Hose Company, NO tn Chelsea Weones.
day July ~ 1881 The committee regardless OF expense.
have selected the best steamer barges ground and
aud win rnye notng undone TO this second
gentleman additional lAdys tickets so The ssrles
VIII be stationed At Peck slip whe the makes tho
following landngs:Spring street, ". r., at quarter to
eight Jay st est Mt esht pier North RIVER quarter past
eight PECK slip quarter to nine Tickets be had of
Of the commits- and at the different landings tho
morning OF the excursion THOMAS LYNCH. Chairman.
WILLIAM kLtSR, secreary
JCsaPH ROBINSON. Troas,irer
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IA uon desrrs 70 ferv Ne acpuaiutAncs Of . wealthy
rn:msn ~ sssrs ~ ~ 70 ms,rgsony esswesp nfv ans
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n SELpNBR, AUCrr0NEER-s w. SELDNER ls5
New Canal street, will sell. on Monday, July rs at
clock. the premises 35 Madison street. corner OF
nmsl, tie conteuts of grocsry store csns'ssng OF
Showcase Beer Pump Liquor Barrels, and the
We of the
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QIDDLR'S GROVE AND WOODBRIDGE PACK. THE
ID splendid new barges l9eradlEe and Stella large
steamer with saloons; also small steamers for picnics
and excursions " BONNKLL 4 co.. I59 Front strcet
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A BONA F1DE AsTRoLoGIsT, THAT EVERY ONE
"A depend for getting atisfae tion from Madame
WILSON who tells the object Of your v,. - soon as you
lady might them many mirfortnnes. She
speedy nsrges and 'ss all thai Whole life.
that they surprise all who
suit her. NB-I am In possession OF magic charms for
rood luck which certain their effect.
Madame WILSON tells 10 true that some ladies' may get
little rd ihoush they need not fear, for she practices
nothing but what reccncable to phosophera l59 Allen
street santor the bakery Fees for ladies and
aeni 81 cents.
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CLOTHINa.

yNANrED-A LARGE TRUCK; MUST BE STRONG
ohlce New York.
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fI,HE CRlulNA Il MADAME BYRON has RETURNED
y rom IM,s and can bs consulted on the present, past
ANA future SD IL the grcateat spirtuais medical and
sosness Mrv yant thateye wa known. Her skin has
been seted the earned the world. She brings
toeer tht separated speedy msrrasea and
nst falling secret 10 make YOU beloved bv yeur
hcarts W d. once ST. Fourth avenue above Twenty third
street .ades, 50 cents; eantlemsn, 81
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EJ BANkS.-FTSHERMEN
Ii deck The new and fast sailing steamer ELLA,
Captain 4 Hofnire will make excursion to the above
Banks sunday July a. 1884 and every day Saturday.
cepted until further notice Leaving Peck slip as A.
M; sprns street Nor North river at SIS: pier No North
for the excursion ST. n B.rhis boat be chartered
for excursions by applying to w. MARSHALL 50 South St
THE FIRST ANIMAL PICNIc OF THE YOUNG rUR-
key Club viii be held st Bellevue Garden on July rs,
1884 Committee OF Arrangsmen s-Jacob Deihl CHARLES
Dolb, Henry Smith. Peter Robb HENRY WEBBER,
President. JoHN GuNDRRsoN, Secretary Admission rs
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WE o WOULD NOT 90 wlIKRs roRrUNg Is'-.oo

=. ye see hlss WELLINGTON the great tngHsh FRO
PM ess the best OF ALL and cannot be eIcelcd Can be
suited personally BY letter all affairs OF fe con
eerulng lawsuits curneys absent friends love, courship
marriags. health wealth, ana who reclaim drunken
and nnfa,shfu hnsbaads MIS- l. the only person in
Tor good uok and ali buspsA aRsrs
for fe De not 70 consult his naturally gifted and besu
ufu young iady Lucky uumbsrs Highly rsspecta.
bs city referencca Can ~ her rssasaos Cl Bl.h
avsaue. sppesits kNAsh stgeeA
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'rIoN NoTIoE.-Boors AND SHOES.

SALESRoOM rs CORrLANDT STREET
~ on Wednesday July ~ At l0s o'clock A. NJ, about
ases OF Boots and Shoes Of desirable kinds or strictly
goods, direct from uacturers and well ada pted
and country buyers Catalogues ready on NOR ming
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AwNBRoYEgS sALg-OS MONDAY. JULY 2s-
JAMES AGAR wi sell at 81 New Bowcry. at 10Y
eck large assortment ~ women wearing apparel.
OF Six, De Lalne and other Dresses Grape and
ka shawls, Underc olheA Remnants, Sheets Shirts.
sds aud variety OF other Goods too numerous 10
etou thy the attention o. dealers and Others BY
er Of Il. Heyman l. p, lS5 Broome street
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CoAL-sl25 80 PER TON FOR THE BEST RED ASH
stove and CRATE delivered at the above low price for
three days only Apply to T. T. ARMSTRONG foot OF Sew
enteenth street, East river, or ut $50 First
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A SroNISHINa a-MADAME MORROW, SBvENrH
n daughter with natural gift Of FORESIGHT tells
5000 ana often you viii marry; even your ihongh,s Mag
In in n tperaton; her equal 10 not to be found shows
likeness your Intended husband and absent friends ls4
Ludlow street, four doors from Houston street. Gentemer
admitted.
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a aRNrLEmAS, foary YEAss ey Aas. HIGHLY
q rsspecAbe dssirss % form DE acauainaoce Of g
eisbe lady aged from thirty to ry with view 70 mant
mony. Address, with rArte a. viss N poastble william
Howard, station d. Bsbls Ho~vs. NY.
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(IAMPBELb's MINsTRELs,
" 1872 and 20i Bowery, opposi's Spring slroee
$1,000 PEOPLE
have witnessed the perform of this
MASTER BAND
IN FOUR WEEKS
ELEGANT AND FASHio oNABLE AUDIENCES
R0ARS or LAUGHTER, SHOUTS OF APPLAUSE
Read the new Programme for this week.
No STALE BJuKES-BVERYTHlNG NEW.
Grand Afternoon lad
THANKSGIVING DAYsAUGUsr
corn rrenc'ng At ~ o'clock
Admission IS cents 10 ON parts OF the house.
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A FAyORITs NEW BARGE FOR EXCURSIONS
~ The Harvest Home snd the Rhnsseck with steam
boats such desired Also Pleasant valley st. Romans ws
and other groves to let Excursion Oce Ss2 West street.
corner Barrow. b. CR0SsErr.
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hr.sa or ADVICE ron LADIES ,r
Has information never befors pusiShsd
Sent free, In sealed envelopes FOR cents Aft 0A
Address bon t.6s2 hsw Yers Post oiica. - .,....
NEW BOOKS. NEW, ru BLrc ATOMS. NEW STYLES
scr osc9c View All Cares de- vse, lelct Iripcr
free :. box ass fost oics, n K Addres chas r. AZ
NEW Books AND rEw suhJEors IN oARrEs DIX
eseds Of description Trsds supfed send for GAIA
efsel Nsw Tors. 80 y
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EO AND SEB MADAME SHELL. TIE CELEBRATED
n Asyologst In the science OF
superior she the science In all ~ ss
branches the starr charms spells and talenans) and
gives entire sAaton In telling the past present and ln
Snre She fails 10 causing speedy marriages and
bringing spaa,ed together bnsinsss Aa,s her ad
Vice aluaoe large punber Of people lave been
beue1ted By aid As evidence or her Oh al she has
recsved abundnce of tesogAls from CT the nrst
peopls OF the Sickness will d,scovered and cured
through he- science only sscyn y herssf consutanon
FOR ladies 81: aentlepenSL Rseence l1s EAST TwenN
NAV consult ,hs LADY by letter. stating ueir age and
sn,os,na the Zee of o. asd ,wi prompt
lvrSsnrned Address bsr A7x7 New York fust olcs.
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To conclude with the annhsble bnrletta OF
JENNY LIND.
Jenny Lind with songs. Miss Helen Wostssn
Doors open 1T 7la commence at O'Clock
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MEDICAL.

A FFLICTED RESTORED, IGNORAFCE EXPOSED,
IA Fsacies unmasked.- ghy important to both sexes,
married or sirge in health disease. Dr. LARMONT'S
Paris London and New York Medical Adviser and Marriage
Guide tsth edition, 40 100 iustations,
billy Urinary Affections Bladder and Kidney Diseases the
should purchase this of Il. WARNER No. I Vessy
street for 81 consn tho l73 Broadway
New York from 10 A. NJ, p. NJ. I'VE with
papers IN recon nendng DR.. Larmont and his work."
Courier des Etats Uns die Reform. Dispatch,
Stats Zei.nng. Atlas Medical Reyiew. Ac
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EURNlTURE AND HOUSEKEEPING ARTICLES. =
Il Wanted by first class dentist OF many prac-
tiee either new or second hand Furniture. If in good
ordsr6rror, tiano Chamber SUITS, &c.n exchange for
professional services ANY making such
VIII IL desirable receive cash for S5p
Address NJ d., station II, Bible House.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1864-08-10

NEW GOODS,
JUST RECEIVED AT THE DRUG STORE.
LyNGLIsH Envelop.. White Flannel,
~ English Letter Paper, Spool Cotton,
Black and white Calicos, Lead Pencils,
Hair Pins, Tooth Brushes,
Black and white Pins, Pant Buttons,
Needles. Backing,
Fancy Toilet Soap, Coffee, Pepper, SNUFF.
Fine and Coarse combs. Cotton Yarn.
Shoe knives. Salt, Csstor Oil.
Quinine, calomel, &c. SC. de-,
JulyG. 5s-
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1864-08-10

spend everything, except the land, lighting
the Yankees. When that is left. infested
with four million lazy, free negroes, and
heset with seven million scowling, revenge
tni, sconqaered men. hating the Yankee
worseSthan the devil, il will be worth no
thingeto them. The Government Of the
United States, if, il conquered the South.
would never raise enough money to pay
one tenth the cost of one, years military
occupation, which will be necessary to keep
the Southerners from massacrelng every
land robber in one night. No, Brother
Jonathan. the goose can't lay golden eggs
for YOU after you have Quilted her. You
will have TO pay your own score.
| shall hope to hear from You at an early
day. Believe me. as ever, aifectonately
your friend and brother.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1864-08-10
VARIETY STORE.

Hair Pins, Needles, Toilet Soap, Ribbon Wire.
Lilly White, Dressing Combs, Fish Hooks, Cap Mel.
Agate Buttons, Backing. salad Oil. Ely's Gaps,
Bonnet Ribbons. Bel, Ribbons. Silk Elastic, Pom
AIDES. Cologne. Love Wells, White flinnel, Ladies
White Hose. Suspendsr Bu.,ons, Fine and Army
Combs, Pearl Buttons, Silsered Thimhles, English
Bar Soap Bags Coffee. Case Tea, Ghiidlen's Shoes.
French Chocolate, Black Sewing Silk. Para,ols,
Black Alapacca, Thlmbles, Scissors. su,penders,
Mill Files, Wood Rasps, Hsndsaw Files. Fiat Files,
French Boiling Cloths, Spool Cotton. Gold.eyed
Needles.
July 9. h3-
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STRAY COW S.

GTRAYED from this place about the 9Th instant,
- three COWS Of. tho following description: One
large white and red spotted COW, with horns; one
black horned Cow, with bell on; one white and rcd
spotted Heifer. no horns. liberal reward will DO
given for the delivery Of The Cows, or the detenson Of
them 50 that can gel them. Any information thank
fully received. Address, University Station.
o. S. CAUSEY.
July 18th. tbs
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Cotton and JToole,a Cards-Blockade Raised

u WISH to purchase, or will repair, Five Thousand
pairs Of worn out cards, and make them almost -
good as new. am agent for Carlisle y Co.'S patent
(Southern patiently for renosating and repairing old
Cards for Granville, Orange. Chatham, Randolph.
Davidson, Forsyth, Stokes, Guilfori, Rockingham,
Caswell, Alamancc and Person. | am prepared 10
sell the Right and Tools for each Of The above
ties. An agent ought to make $4,000 per county.
Bring in your old Cards BY the hundreds. Apply to
III SAMUEL PEARCE.
Hillsborough, July goth. 5S-ti
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CALL AND SEE.
WE are receiving in partthe following necessary
" and desirable Goods. which We will sellal .
small advance. Tor cash only:
4 very handsome Black shswls.
500 yards - Besched shflings,
400 yards "a Fancy Calico,
500 yards Black and White ditto,
T50 yards Dark Fancy ditto,
500 yards ID Light Fancy ditto,
Colofed and white Pocket HauJktfrhisfs,
200 dozen Coatss spool Cotton,
400 lbs. prime Rio Ccflee.
s9n lbs. Black Pepper,
liz lbs. Cooking sbds.
80 joz Goat skins for Boots and Ladies Shoes,
rs hays Dry salt.
40 lbs. Epson salts,
and many other desiahie articles.
JAMES Y. WHITFIELD & CO.
Febfusty 5. 81
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M RS. HUsKE will resume her school on The Isl
W Of August. Tuition $6O-paid In advance
III, 81 So
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-01-04
Amussmsats.

GRovER's TmATRR.--The appearance at this
elegant and popular temple OF the drama to-night
Of the highly praised young aetrsss Misc Charlotte
Thompson, will cause an amount OF interest
among the more Intelligent and refined classes sell
dom experienced In CONGESTION with matters tho
Eiie, for artist In America h the recipient
Of higher enoomiums than Hre being universally
bestowed upon this young lady wherever .hs sp
pears. As An evidence Of the truthfulness and
force OF her artistic efforts we give the following
extract from isngthy article In the St. Louis Re-
pubiicaa; sEsrlfrs s-FtaI .H8a sHsr
Those Who have doubted Il any good could
come OF the stage now make an exception In favor
Of Charlotte Thompson. Her great moral power
ID the magic wand which has dIsarmsd preiudits,
and taught the people to respect while they ap-
plaud. While they entertain such sentiments
Of regard towards the woman, they will cherish
her memory with aered care, which will doubly
foster their admiration for her excellence In art
By the people Of 81. Louis, Charlotte Thompson
is regarded with the tender interest that would
cluster around a child Of their own rearing.
They associate with her all that 10 pure and
beautiful, and, ty their growing admiration,
have unequivocally acknowledged the right Of
their fayorits to aplAee in the first rank In the
profession which she 90 gracefully Adorns. She
has come triumphantly out OF the severe ordeal Of
eonPAtison In such parts as EyAdne, Pauline, Ju-
liet, and Julia, In The Hunehbaek.' These are
the strong pillars upon which her fame a. a ar
tiste ehieny rtsts. So far has her genius en- do
veloped beforea 81. Louis audience. They form
the staple OF her dramatic reputation here, be-
cause they admit Of innumssAble comparisons,
and II 10 almost supernuous to add that she invests
these eharaeters-so familiar 70 all plAy-goera-
with truth, frsshness, and nAturalneas, which
makes them appear perfectly now on the stags.'
The play selected for Miss Thompson's nrst ap-
pearance IL the beautiful drama Of "Aadelalne" in
which she sustains the soultouehing character OF
the Belle OF Faubourg.
FoRD's NEW THRATRE.-Mr. Proctor, IL will
be borne In mind appears tonight I'm his eeiebrated
character Of Nick OF the Woods. The scenery has
been prepared WITH care and with every regard TO
the finest scenic Effects. Poor Piilieoddyp 10 the
afterpiece; Mr. Bishop performs the leading part.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-01-04

MnrLirARY WORKS
nov publi.hsd. among whlsh are.
nookssllsrs and Army s,aiioasrs,
ssa PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE,

Now publishsd. smons which arc. TI
DIARIES ron 1854 SEVENTY KINDS, q, 9, and
- ~. :. % sR.s. yssyins In price from % cents
iicclslisns Regulations for the Iisid ssrviss Of
,.,, G;,.lry is fine 2, War; rtls: q. ~ !.
FIELD MANIFOLD wsIrERs, Not. and Latter
THE COMPANY CLERK, or, How 10 make out
an returns o. the coinpsny, and what 10 DO
n.N VIZ th soS En-. ~ srss, avn COW
MIesARIEs. containing instrustiens for pre-
s y X kaMT ~ goR ,ss, ., @
sArtns s Manual for hnlisting and disehsrging
wsI:,,I'' !. Army md navy roofs' Dictionary. o..
Dc Hart on oogrt-Msrtiai. o. 50. .s..
Bsnst on court-Martial. es
Coppee on Ceurt-Maftial. 10 contu. U4
cassey,s Infantry Taotios. vols. o. 90.
Army Pay Tables. Price o.. IIIrr g. Il
ARM Pay Tables, for twenty-eisht, thirty, and
eibS oi:, Sriil S :E. snas IS ssn''
Roberta Handbook 81 ARTILLERY. o..
Heavy hrtillsry Tasties, isss. q. s. .,t
Hats on Health OF Mniss. 90 cents.
Iassuo,ions or flsld Ard ls.y. easo.
Bupsisus's niIiisry All and History.
Penton's Ordnance and Gunnery. ~.
olmpnon'B Orurnmoo ana 0unnofy. "a
clio. 7I7
smiihs Handbook Of Surgical Operations. airs.
Powers' Surgical Anatomy OF Arteries. ~.
sohalk's Campaignu Of le61 and 'es ella.
sohAlk's Art Of War. 81 70.
Jomini'a Art Of war. of.6o. @ H.... ."#..
Wilsonla Iaetlc., with Questions. CLIO. adj.
United States Infantry Taeties. eiab
Army and star Onlcer'a Manual oteo.
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