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TIE
CAMPAIGN AGE.
THE PHILADELPHIA AGE,
THE PUBLISHER OF

Will issue Campaign Sheet fer the Democratic
and Conservative masses
1t will ne printed on q large sheet OF hno Whltc
rapor at such rates as will bring it within the
reach of all, 1t will support the nominees OF tho
Democratic National Convention, the full proceed ..
ings of which will be published in its columns. 1t
will boldly advocate the rights OF the white man,
and fcaressly sustain all the constitutional rights
of the citizen, no matter from what quarter they
may be assaiied.
The first number will be issued about the 9Th Of
August. The whole number will be thirteen fol-
lowing each other weekly, until the Prc.idcntia
election the result of which will be contained in
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estcd in the invited to cooperate IN th1
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THE CAMPAIGN AGE.
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Our rates tor legal AMI other ad,

Our rates tor legal AMI other advertisem ent'
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The Daily ASe.--Owing to the late increase in
the cost of paper ami other material tho terms OF
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The Campaign Age.--Tho publishers of the
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DEATH OF Gov. REEDER.--Andrew II.
Reeder. cx- Governor of Kansas, died at his
residence in Easton on the morning Of the
9th iae4,, after short illness.
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T@ MANY who think themselves the
pillars Of the church. are only its sleepers.
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Mr. z. v. MACE.
Agent K. Z.

Reports having been circulated at his home,
against the character of Lieut. Sterling; beg every
body to suspend Judgment until the matter can be
investigate phich an. nolc doing. So far l
hare found nothing 1rhch can implicats. Mr.. Ster-
ling. @s''.5-'
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EI, The illness Of one Of our principal
sompositors has delayed US somewhat in ii's,t get.
ting mp onr paper and must excuse any defR-
9'ncirs in our issue Of to dRY.
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fEsTIMo EIALti

wAsHrEoToS, D. c., March ., 1884.
DR. LIoHTRILL-Dear siri ItAkc this oppnrtu-
nifty to publicly express nv gratitude for the won
dertul cure OF DeNfness you have In 10 short time
effected 10 my case.
Twas deaf for about ak years and f.. the last
few years s1 much so could not hear preaehins or
common conversations but now, ,Ioo. your InVAl-
uable services have BEEN rendered, ! cAn hear as
well ~ ever. In conclusion let me say that the
noises with which have been troubled 10 my head
for years have also entirely disappeared.
= Very truly, yours,
JAMES n. McCATHRAN,
Tenth street, between r and C,
Warrington.
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ORDNANCE OFFICE,
:. IL n L 1

~
WAsHINOTOS, June 1854.
Sealed Proposals will he received ~ this office
until FHIDAY, the nth Of Jun at I o'clock y. IN &,
for the delivery, at the New York agency, No. IS
Worth street, New York, OF 10000 CURRY
COMBS
These Curry Combs are to be made In strict con-
formit with the snmples, which can he seen at
this ONCE or at the Ne. York agency, except that
the handles are to be OF birch, eoE, or hAri
tho factory where msde before being received by
the Cove rnment. Noue are TO be received or paid
for bur sue As are approved on inspection,
vel VrrieH must he made At the rate II not less
than 60 o per week or 100 per day, mmencing
on the 10Th day oi Jul, 1864 They to be delV-
cred In hONeS Of 900 Zach.
Failure to deliver At a Epeo fled time W II subject
The cont actor 10 forfeiture II the quantity due
At that line. No bids will he consider from VAG-
ties other than regular mAnufa turerB Uf the IT,
ole, and such A. are known TO this Department to
be fully eOnpctf Mt 10 execute In their own shops
the work proposed.
BiddeI viii enclose with their bids the written
acknowledgment Of their suretieS, over their owa
BigpNtureF,
zach party obtaining a contract will he rPqui I'd
to enter into bonds, with approved BuTet es, for
its fNithfh exeouti n.
Upon the award helnR made, successful bidders
will he Ho'inedi and furnished with forms OF con
tTAc' And bond,
The Department reserves the right To reject any
or all bids II not deemed Satisfactory.
PROPOSES will be addressed to " BriEAdier Gene.
raj George d. Ramsay, Chief OF Ordnance, Wash
ington, ID @ - and will be endorsed " Proposals
for Curry CSmbS'"
brgAdier General, chief Of ordRAaSS,
js9-ThsAlu-7t
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FINANCIAL.
THE GovERNMENT LOAN
OaOO, 100000.

$500, 900, 900.
THIS LOAN II AUTHORIZED by act Of Con-
gtes, Of March sth, 1861, which provides for Its
REDEMPTION ~ COIN, at any psrisd not lesS
than ten or more than forty years from Its date,
At the pleasure OF the Government
UNTIL ITS REDEMPTION, Ave per cent. inter-
est IL to be p.id semi.spnuSily IN COIN.
SUBSCRIPTIONS TO THE LOAN arc received
By the National BAuk' 10 Unitei sta'eI notes or
In such currency or other funds 40 are taken BY
them on deposit at par.
ITS EXEMPTION FROM STATE OR LOCAL
TAXATION adds from one to three per cent. per
annum to its value.
THE RATE OF INTEREST on this loan, al.
though bu: ave per cent in coin ia much greater
in currency as the difference between the market
value OF currency and gold.
As RULE, the ave per cent. specie securities
OF all solvent governments arc always par or
above, and currency now funded In the National
Loan, will he worth Its face In geld, besides pay
Ing regular and liberal percentage to the holder
THE AUTHORIZED AMOUNT OF this loan is
Two Hundred Milton Dollars. The amount of
subscr' ptions repor ed TO the Treasury at Wash.
ington, during April AMI May, hiss been over
1000.
SUBSCRIPTIONS WILL BE RECEIVED by the
TREAsuRER or me UNITED STATS, at Washing
ton, and the ASSISTANT TREAsURERS at New York,
Boston and Philadelphia, and the First National
Bank OF Washington,
AND BY ALL NATIONAL BANKS
which are depositsries Of Public money, AudA
RESPECTABLE BANKS AND BANKERS
throughout the country, tsetirg rs agents OF the
National Dcpositary Dank',l will furnish further
inform alton on application and
AFFORD EVERY FACILITY TO SUBSCRIBERS,
Iel-3tWF&M
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ALExAN ORIA NE w S .


THE following items are taken from the
Si6is JOpN val o III" lat stan:
MGyor CoWt.-Dr. y. 3. Parker WAS ArrAig ed
under he charge Of eohahiiiug tn . eolored
" man NAMED Sarah Ann Nickins, "a Henry ctr ct.
The partiea were 10 d $40 eNoh and cos's, an
pIH, ed uud hood. The DOot rtuoc eded in rats
Ing The nFce- sNFy Amoul ~, but The dusky frmHle
wa less fortunate, and was accordingly demanded
20 i'N
MHidry ArreIiI.-The following named persons
were yts'rrtiaN COMMIT ed TO the jail AMI save
On G;- vAriOua 6ffenosE J. stoke, r. C., eg-
lro' of duty; Thomas nmbcr, ct'iIen, v olAttnn o,
cloth ng TO- soldiers to aid them 10 d'Gerttngi Pat
Bond, bth Conn, absent without leHvej Cornelius
hOwrrd Ist q. CT scrgeautE y. Carl gtop lore
Ing guard with wrong eountersiUni John Reeves,
LIST g., siding desert" Q, cut 90 bread and water;
Corn Henry 4. Davis, LIST d. C., letting prisoners
eGc- e, Oh argos preferred.
Piked Up = he Cap'Ain of the steamer Western
Me TnpOi s her late "trip up the river picked u
a wounded rolhler, Opp"Site hquia Creek, who
was de1yO ing to terry himsef across into MARY
lani o. plank He was much exhausted snd
gave Athrling account Of his capture by the rbelS
In one fthe Tncrnt bat les, and his subsequent es'
Gaze We had proposed ohtaininr some interrst
log rti ,uars rom him, hut were abe to bUsrd
the RteSu or a. time for that purpose.
Sc iOtts Accidsnt.-Wm SturgiH, q at mate of the
Btenu or Krrnak, while sUp"Tintending the dis
charge cf a cargo Of grain on Monday afternoon
is' 10 through the Af er-hatoh Of the vessel into
the hold. n dist,nce 81 some twenty-hve ieet, sc
riously iDjuring bis spine. He wsS Immediately
tn. = rst Division Hospital, wher" every possible
hsHiH' ance was rendered the sufferer.
P. s.-Surgis died last evening from tho effect
of his injuries.
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wAshIsoTor, D. C., March ., 1884.
This to eeItfT that having been affected for
twenty yeArI with Deafness, and having tried
some of the most eminent doctors OF our oty with
out any relief, at last heard Of DR.. Li9hthil and
put mys II under his care. His treatment was
brief and successful. am now completely re-
stored, and the cure Is apparently pormsuent. ]
have all eoun eno- 10 DIR. Lighthills skill, and
would advice all Aflioted with Deafness to so and
consult him at once.
JOSEPH WHITNEY,
Residence, near P and eleventh streets.
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WAR DEFAHThEHT,l
ADJUTAET GEEERAL'S OFFIcH, !
WASH OToH, D. O., May %, 1884 Y
The following. named Officers, sbArEsd with Of
fences, aud heretofore published, are exempt from
being dismissed the service OF the United StAtoI
the Military Commission Instituted by Special Or,
deFs, No. o., Aeries Of 1868, from this once hay
ing reported that SAtiSfAotory ds'ense has been
N AIDE In their respective cases, va;
Colonel Thomas d. sedgwick, I'd Ksn:usIy vol
unteers.
Captain JsIOph 8. Cook, LIST Maryland Velua
teeTs Ed. TOWNSEND,
ny1o Assistant AdlutAAt General,
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WARRINGTON, o. c., March I, 1884

wAsHINsToN, o. c., March I, 1884.
This 10 ~ certify that having been Deaf since
the year 1883, aud since that time gradually losing
my hearing until | was unable to hear common
conversation or public speaking, I spilled to DR.,
LighihIIl, Of New York, who, after a short and
pNinltsS course Of treatment entirely restored my
hearing. l heartily recon- nend Dr.. ushthlll TO
the Deaf
FREDERICK ROBERTSON,
Residence, noar Fort Saratoga.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-06-02

ANY one having occasion to visit private
rDediosl Institution are AdViEed to call on Dr.,
|Cllny.
A large and successful practice here and else:
whore enables him 10 guaranty Apsrfeot cure In all
eases.
~ visits and communications strictly private
and confidential. Persons calling see no one hut
tlG Doctor, febi-u
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-06-02

The only plAcs where you can purchase hIfta
RUBBER goods nj al, kinds OF ntfacVegs prioeI, II
st X. A. HALIs India Rubber Warehouse, SIC
PeRRaylvEniA Evsnuh, between Elnth and Tcnth
E'rscts. Also, all kinds Of Rubber goods bsAutt'
ully repaired al short notice. mar 1S--n
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-06-02

New YORK sTYLEs.-Jsrltlems,l' Olot.ingi-
SCtD and Fashionable IA large ABIortmeSt for Dress
and Business wear. The English Sack and Walk.
ing COAts excel In beauty, grade and nniah any
tang over offered In this city.
WALL, sTEPHEHB Co.,
ys-tf H32 Pa, AV.. hat. Ninth and Tenth sta
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-, mt e.. Wn ISL Vut ,s' bnt , ",
Lima 'ind,l In order to give new and attraetiy e
novelties = chance. Nc. Add Yves. or 10 winninE
Thomas apprar here to-nisht. "Wednesday leVec.
Mr.. Thor is rapi ly finishing the gorEeo . scenic
We've Of the great 7nHA'ion drama Of the = Sew
elth Street DrCssmAker" Everybody inter- sted.
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WHI7rHUNsT,s GALLnnY, Ga PENNsrlvANIl

WHITEHURsT's GALLERY, 434 PENNSYLVANIA
hTETUE.-TbiE celebrated establishment hAb just
b IN elegantly rehtted aud furnished. Has one Of
tlr lArgeat collections OF Photographic negatives
~ this country, numbering over fifteen thousand,
embracing nkeneSSes Of distinguished persons
both civil and military. LkenesAes OF many OF
these fallen In battle can be obtained here, For
superior work, Whitehurst outItripping his COM
pFttoTI, received medal at the Worlds Fair,
LCndOn. Particular attention 10 called 10 his new
imperial Photographs, also Vignetts now much
ought after, hewlett
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NFF LOLA L.
PAY OF ONE HUNDRED DAYS VOLUNTEERS
WAR DErARThEHT,l

PAY OF ONE HUNDRED DAYS VOLUNTEERS,
WAN DEPARTMENT.
ADJUTANT GEhERAL's OFIICE, }
WAsHIHoTOH, May 3, 1864
General Orders, No 1874.
The following Joint resolution ofths Senate and
Fouse of Representatives Is published for the In
formation OF all concerned:
PUBLIC REsnLUTIoE-No. 20.
Joint resolution for the payment OF volunteer
called ont for not less than one hundred days
BE- re-, 0iped b. The Senate and Housr Of Reprsssnia
Hprs Of The United States Of America IN ConIrsH A.
,smbisd, That tue sum OF cas- 1000, 900 be, and ii,
same 10 hereby, appropriated out Of any money
In the Treasury not otherwIse appropriated, fol
Armins, rquippius clothing, SubSistinB, transport
ing aud paying volunteers that may be received BY
the Pr sident for any term NOT less than one hun
dred days
Approved May 8, 1884.
by order of the Secretary OF War
X D. ToWNsEND,
je2 Assistant AdjutAnt General.
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THE CAPITOL HILL POLICE srATIoN.uousS.-
The building erCc'eh In Tho eastern ecttou NJ tho
city fr the use 81 the police Of tho nrh and sixth
wardr 10 he m a. complete ~ any in the city Tie
feet, and 80 feet in height The prison-hnusc Il
separated from Tho m,in briiding, and con aims
six cells o. oh feet wid-, feet deep, with feet
height nj ceiling The cell doors are made OF eighth
inch iron, strongly riveted. There are also two
very lAige rooms for lragers. The builders are
MeIsfg. Clusa q KAmmerbember.
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LOCAL NEWS.

sDYTERIAN Gnu cH.-This Festival opened
very successfully 10 las wednesday. The ladies
ofseveral Il the Presbyterian 'hurchss having
u tied IN n, they have gathsIsd aud prepared
qu"e aheau " disriay Of fu't, flowers ana f,ncy
htirles he enterprise cnmmsnds itself so much
To ~ sympghy and aid Of our henevo ent publ Q
that we ask for II y libe' al pat onsEe. East I
the Capitol here IL = rapid growing part ~ the
city, In which this church are PndeaVorinE to e1-
tend the influences OF Christianity.
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V12E11' NJ E'V -
Manager Washington District.

Urinary and Sexual SyGtemS-new and reliable
treAtment-in Reports Of the HOWARD AsSlClA-
TIUN-Sent by mail In sealed letter envelopes,
free OF charge. Address, Or. J. SKILLIN HOUGH
TON, Howard Association, No. South Ninth
street, Philadelphia, Pa. m9S-ly
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A UCTlON SALE AT ALEXANDRIA,
~ Wat the stables Of John 7. Price King
so Get, on account Of whom II may no"rn, hAIl
sell two FOUR-IORSE OMNlDUSsES aud one
HACK, al in good order, sale at 10 o'clock, Terms
cash WALTER L, Penn CO.,
ie2-2ts Au ItiOnPers.
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A wEIGHTY FALL.-Yesterday afternoon the
la-re weigh AZ the Treasury rtment, u ed 10
connection with the steam printing bureau, fell
with a loud crash. A part Of the 'osfnldinE was
eSrried III H. Fortunately no worknen were
Tjursd. It's weitht wss between so and N tons
The ladies A. the Treasury were ouns'derahly
frightened, SEQ ally when q fragment Of 500 ~
800 mounds we'sht fell AEAinsI one Of the window,
demolishing the alas.
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GOLD Coin The only place In this city
wN"re thiy make and re-point gold pens 10 a. elt
Seventh street, up stairs
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-06-02

~ ERCLEMEN'S CLOTHING I'VE
" hEvs now In store full StOeh OF G"ntlSuian'l
Spring OvereOata, Business Suits nresI Snita, and
FurnHhlns Goods OF the latest styles, mAauiAetun-
cd with the same degree Of neAtneGs style, and OiO
yGnSe, A. u made 70 order.
WALL, STEPHENS Co.,
uOB P2nnBylvAniA Avenue, oetwesh
Ninth and Tenth EuS4tA.
~ l0~tfu EalAI + IpiSLl
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,I,rIs II TO GIVE NOTICE, THAT

NUIS IS TO GIVE NoIiCE, THAI
| the subscriber hath Obtained from the Or
hansI Court Of Warrington ty, IN the Dis.
tr CT OF Columbia, Ietre II I'D .in'.'ratlmI he
pprsonAl 70 ate II sam ! Reeve, late % WHshi's-
T. gtnn couaty 4Iuresaid, deGt Ased. All p rs"nI
htvinE against the said heo">Sa are hereby
verne 10 EXHIBIT the s-me, With the vouchers
hereof TO the suits riber 90 or brf'r tn" 9Th day
| II January peXti hey uAy OttC VIE by law DO
| ~ ,,Im,ied fron ali hent ht al the sad estate
q ven under my hand this 9 h day NJ ,nnAry, A.
n 1854 C0NSrANrIA he w,
uIyI5-W3ws hdm'hlHFhr \.
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~ Peoples TsIogrSph.-Nsw FIrSt Clas
Lines, direct to NEW YORK, BOSTON, and all
important points. Washington oniees REPUB
LOAN BUILDING, oil Ninth street, (west side,
and corner PennsylvAniA avenue AID sixth street
under National Hotel.
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~ Tns CUnGsSsiOns ana hHpersnGS Oh
A. INVALID. Published for the benefit, and a.
warning sud A CAUTION TO TOUHS MEN who lunef
from Nervous pcbilty, Premature Decay OF Mai
hood, etc, supplying at the same time THE mEAT
or SELF CuRE. by ono who hhs cured himself ~
ter being put to great expense and injury thEougl
medicAl hnmhug and quAokery.
BY enclosing a postpaid addressed envelope
single copies NAV he had OF tho author,
NATHANIEL MAYFAIR, ESQ,
MY lR-iV HNdfnFd. HinRa County, N, =.
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I EFT HIS HOME FOR SCHOOL ON
| 4 he 18th Of May, since when he has not been
- IN, S,phsc'es KtmOn, aged IL years, short and
stout, with Ibick light brown h IT, deep-Iet black
Nes and swArthy complexion. II IL supposed hat
he 10 among the ldeL Any Information o.
se"uFement OF him to his anxious pATen ., on NJ
street, bstw een Eighteenth anu kineteenth str cts
viii be literally rewarded. All persons are SAu.
toned against hATboTlnE or employing HIN. lt'
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DR LIGHTHILL's FOURTH VISIT
- To WASHINGTON.

.DR. LIGHTHILL's FOURTH VISIT
- To WARRINGTON.
DEAFNESS, cATARRH, AND DIS
EASES OF THE EAR, THROAT AND
AIR PAssAGEL
DIR. LIoHTHILL,
iron u o.. Marks Place, New York, author Of
"A Popular TrsstiSe On DEAFNEss." uLst,ors
on CATARRH," will be in
WASHINGTON.
MONDAY MORNING, JUNE 6.
AID can be consulted Al the
EBBITT HOUSE
for ONE WEEK, until
SATURDAY EVENING, JUNE II.
DEAFNESS, CATARRH.
and all the various diseases Of the
THROAT,
AIR PASSAGES
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VARIETIES VARIETIES |

" AM lGNDl NAhiA' AS
MUSIC HALL AND THEATRE.
(Frnntlus pHnn' Avrun" Al Nrth Sreet,l
SIGN OF TIE BIG DRUMMONO LIGHT
HAMS IN co. .........:..........'.Pr npne'os
FITZ SIMMO S.. SI-ge Man ger aud Advertiser
,irst niPht OF the young vOcN,l.t, Mas MN
Bogart. The pr emi-r dNnsrucse Mile lima Win
del Miss Helena smith Tn. mHst'r Ethiopian
arts Mr.. Add Viewer, Larry rnoey, Mics Han
n h Birch Nj M,iy reel Mss LILY ArcnArde,
Miss Maggie Vernon, Mis- Kiity TchHrhe an thu
orps de Ballet Also, h. popular Ethinpians
Mr. Bob 1. ~A'l, Mr. HAIRY BI Iodsoo !, and the
Cops de E'hiope,
IN conclus,n IN will b pc formed The great drama
OF 4 I'll NEE IT New Work.
The oopyr -htcd prize drN a, written by fi't
| simmons, The sensAuOn drNmAttat, Hu hrr the
Belle Of WAShinE'On," emNle FCkp cke
and wen'y other Successful Ula,s, as peIf rmrd
| in this city, now announces in pr, pNrAton the
| tFui h-iFAWH, the
SENE NTH STREET DRESS-M AKERi
n, UNION And IUISSiOS
Mr. Thorn, from w ,lltck'i The re, New York,
engaged expressly To paint the sceners Northern
I'D >outhrra ploturea, i'r duct 8 the Battle I
| s. ven Plies LncN Ni'w IT seventh St Get, Int
rior OF the Washing on 10 a o Asylum mSsO
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ADJUSTMENTS.

ADJUSTMENTS.
ROvER's THEATRE.
NJ Penpsylysnia svsnue, near willard. Hotel.
k,o 81 oyst, ssI ;S::;;; s;: rns
Philadelphia
The coolest theafr. In America
Ventilated by Over One Hundr d Windows.
Ice-wtter for the Audience.
THIS tTHURsDAYJ EVENING, JUNE0,
First and only time 81
q and Oper. nv Mozart
HERR JOSEPH Hermann,
Three PrimA Donne, Madame JohAnnaen, MI Q
Fra' eriei, and MILE Canissa
TOMORROW, "a DAY, JUvE s-tASt appear.
en'e ~ CARL FORMEs, the ENOWNEO BAsSi
Pr, FUNnO, In Gasp n, 10 V,n weber's Grand
Masterpiece, DER FIR. ISCHUrZ. wh Oh attrseted
In Bostnn the L,rve.t Houses Of the Sea on
Opsra JOsErH hermann , the crlebrsted
Base Profundo, IN his ErpAt Lriic Ch traoteriIa.
ton, MEPHIsroPHt LES, IN ,usr.
MoND,Y EVENING JUNE s-Mss Charlotte
Thompson a, the Dramatic COMPANY. je2
EORD'S NEW THEATRE,
TENTH STR EFT. ABOVE PENN. AvrNut
LIST ntsht Of the gorgeous spectacle OF TN
NAltD QUEEN, huh vii! snst positively be
no MOIEoW-Eirs' night OF toe las new Com.
edy. emitted \ Bull IN \ CHINA SHOP, and
hrst appearance hcre OF toe tavoIite Comedian,
MR.. Rogers
In the Iri'h o"m'dy Of HI LAST LFGs. Je2
NANTE RBURY HALL.
CANTERBURY
CANTERBURY
CANTERBURY
CANTERBURY
MITaIC HALL AAE TgF ARM
L0uiIiSnS Apsnue, near haS oorner Of Sstt styss.
Tin rear OF the Metropolitan and National HoteS,N
SIGN OF THE BIG CALCIUM LIGHT.
W. D. h...................Stsge Manager
MORE NOVELTY.
MORE NOVtLTY.
INCREASED ATTRACTIONS.
INChEAsEO ATTRACTIONS.
Two NEW PIECES
TWO NEW PIECES
First time of the laughAbie farce entitled
THE FLYING MILLERITE;
or,
THE DEVIL AMONG THE DARKIEs.
Fret appearance OF JOHN MuLLIGAN in his
unAppro sensible personatou Il
TONY TUnTLE,
in the funny aftcrpieoe,
THE MANAGERS ASSISTANT
SECOND WEEK and UNPARALLELED SUCCESS
oTthe beautiful
MARIETTA RAvEL,
who will appear to.niSht in her celebrated ehArao
ter Of
THE FLOWER GIRL,
and distribute fro the rope numerous
BOUQ lets TO TIE AUDIENCE
She wi ] Also execute several
BEAUTIFUL 0ASCEs,
and sustain the principal characters in
TWO NEW AND ELEGANT BALLETS,
assisted nv
MONS. BAPlIsTIN
nndthe celebrated
RnNZ>NI BALLET TROUPE,
those dAshiug cmhodimentS OF
MELODY AND BEAUTY.
MISS CARRIE GARDNER,
and f,
MISS EST LIE FOR 'Esr,
In q new selectiol ~ up ~" 3"mJ.
JOHN mULLIGAN,
ri LN W~>I.
il DOUGH rRrY,
W. II. WILLIAMS,
in A new programme Of
CORK nGKAPHI' ALTTIEs.
VIM. D CAvANAUGHf
IN NEW VOCAL wHIMsICALIrIEs
CoMIChL HITS T THE TIMES.
MISS MAO II PORTER,
tho Champion Female liz d" Ger.
Ma J. D. FORREST,
the talented L gh' Comedian.
The celeb, AtPd nrigi i
COURT OF BEAUTY,
consisting OF Ms.ts
EMMA HHELL,
KITTY OFT,
JENNY FOIRE T,
| FANNY MY,
kMHN G ,RDNER,
NELLIE BA Err,
| Lay IIF ION,
MOLLlE FENTON,
MAGGI% NILSON,
LUCY GURLkY
who appear n yHristr Of