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CONGRESSIONAL.
Tn1RTY-EIGHTH CONGRESS
First Session.
SENATE.
SATURDAY, June 1S, 1854.

SENATE.
SATURDAY, June 1S, 1854.
On motion of Mr.. Chandler the bill to en-
courage and facilitate telegraphic communlca-
tion between the Eastern and Western contl-
nents was taken up.
Mr.. Ten Eyck moved to strike out the third
sectlsn, which gives to Perry McDonough
Collins, of California and his associates fifty
thousand dollars per year for ten years, pro-
vldcd they have line oftelegraph In successf full
operation in five years, from Its connection
with the Pacific telegraph to the mouth Of the
Amoor river, ard do all Government service
therefor.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.
The House passed the bill reported by Mr..
Alley, from the Committee on the Post Office
and Post Roads, establishing a large number
Of new post routes.
There was a call of the House, when one
hundred and nineteen members answered to
their names.
The Speaker announced the first business to
be on the passage of the bill providing for the
adjudication of claims for losses sustained in
consequence OF military movements. The pro-
ceedngs on the bill were interrupted by
Mr.. Schenck, who made a report from the
committee Of conference on the disagreeing
amendments to the bill increasing the pay of
soldiers. All privates are to receive the same
rate Of pay. The report was concurred In.
The House passed the bill for the appoint.
ment of commissioners for the adjustment of
claims-yeas go; nays 81.
The House resumed the consideration of the
Senate bill to incorporate the Metropolitan
(Street) Railway Company. Thequeston pend
ing was on agreeing to the recommendation of
the Committee for the District OF Columbia,
striking out the words provided no regulation
shall be made excluding any person from the
cars on account of color"
The question having been taken, the proviso
was NOT stricken out-yeas 60; nays IS.
Mr.. James G. Allen moved that the bill lie
upon the table, which was decided in the neg
ative.
The bill was passed-yes SO; nays 40.
The House went into Committee the Whole
on the state ofthe Union on the Senate's amend.
ments to the Indian appropriation bill.
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STREET CARS ON SUSDAY.-The railroad
company have ordered out twenty-five cars to.
morrow TO run between the Navy Yard and George
to wn. They will leave every five minutes, The
frat car goes out At six o'clock in the morning.
They will run until two o'clock Monday morning.
This will be great accommodation to the people
Of Warrington,
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The mail boat Lizzie Baker arrived at the
Sixth street wharf this morning from Fort
Powhattan, with mail and passengers. She
brings no news from the army
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New YoRK, June 1.-THE steamer McClel-
Ian brings New Orleans dates to the 9th. Ad.
vices unimportant. The steamers Evening
Star and Thomas A. Scott arrived out on the
Sth,
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ABRAHAM LINCOLN.
THE PRESIDENTS RETURN FROM
PHILADELPHIA.

Mr.. Lincoln returned from Philadelphia
yesterday much gratlhed by his reception in
that city and his visit to the great Sanitary
Fair.
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Hons. Amos Myers and NJ. T. Odell will de-
liver addresses at the Sunday School concert.
or children's meeting, at the First Baptist
church, Thirteenth street, between and H,
tomorrow Sunday afternoon, at 81 O'Clock.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-06-18

CmCUIT CoURT.-The Circuit Court was not
in session to-day, having adgourned over yester.
day until Monday on account OF the ndispOBitiOn
case now pending before the court.
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~ Diseases OF the Nervous, Sc nInal,
Urinary and Sexual SyatemB-new and reliable
treatment-in Reports Of the HOWARD ASSOCIA-
TION-Scnt by mail in sealed letter envelopes,
free of charge. Address, DR.. J. SKILLIN HOUGH,
TON, Howard Association, No. South Ninth
street, PhllahelnhlA. p. m29-lY
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Erwe have learned ~ OF 10 be sstUnishsd
At anything. Years OF cxperieIe9 And n core.
spondenoe extending throughout all natlonalities
of the habitable globe have turned theories into
facts and established q basis from which VIC need
not err. We are not surprised at such fets 40 the
Observation-Disclosures the persons who write them
are We know the persons and oirounls taneos,
hence feel at liberty to indOIBo their statements:
"NEw DEDFoRD, Macs, Nov. q, 1873
DEAR SR :-Ihave been atfiic iced many yeArswlth
severe prostrat.Hg cramps in my limbB, cold feet
and hands, md general disorderod system. Physl
clans and medicines fsilCd to relieve nc. While
visiting some friends in New Hork 7hO were using
Plantation Bitters they prevailed upon me 70 try
them. commenced with email Siuc-glRsslull
after dinner. Feeling better by degrees, IL = few
days was astonishcd to ind the cnldncss snd
cramps had entirely left me, and could sleep the
night through, which have not done for years.
feel like another being. My appetite and strength
have also greatly improvedby the use of the Plan
tAtion BltterB.
Respectfully, JUDITH Russell.
"' lowe much to YOU for verify
believe the Plantation Blttcrs have Gtved my hfG.
REV. W. II. WAOoONEH, Msdrih, N Y"
"REEDsHUHv, Wis., Sept. IO, lsas.
"' IhSve been In the army hospit1l
for fourteen months-speeohleas and nearly dead.
a. Aton' Ill., they gave me bottle Of pleu',top
my speech and cured me. = &. A. FLAUTE.
The following is from the Manager OF tho Union
Home School for the Children Of Volunteers,
HAvEmEYER MANSION, 6TTH STREET.
NEW YORK, August 2, 1853,
DR. DRAKEs-Your wonderful Plantation Bittcrs
have been given TO come OF our little children su
fering from weakness and weak lungs with mos
happy effect. One little girl In particular, wit
pains in her head, loss Of appetite and daily was
ing consumption, on whom all medical skin had
been exhausted, has been entirely restored. We
commenced with but . teSSpoonfll OF Bitters \
day. Her appetite and strength rapidly increased.
and she IL well.
Respectfully, Mas. o. NJ. DEvOE.
"' Thou wilt send me two bottles
more OF thy Plantation Bttera. My vile has Dueu
greatly benefited by their use.
Thy Friend, Asa CURTIN, Philadelphia Par
"' . Ihaye been great sufferer from
Dyspepsia, and had to abandon preaching. = The
Plantation Bitters have cured me.
REV. J. s. CATHROH, Rochester, ". Y.n
ters to hundreds OF our disabed soldiers with the
G. W. D. ANDREWS,
sup't Soldiers Homo, Cincinnati, o."
I" The Pla9tAtiou Dltters have
cured me Of the Liver Complaint, of which wss
laid up PROSTATE, and had to abandon my busi-
ness. Il. 3. KINGSLEY,
CIsYCianG, ohio"
"s The Plantation BitteFs have
cured me OF arrangement OF the Kidneys And
Urinary Organs that has Distressed me for yoars,
II acts like u charm. Z. c. MUORL,
No. 26i Broadway"
&C., &C., 80, Sc, &c.
The Plantation Bitters make the weak strong,
the elanguid brilliant, and are exhausted natures
great restorer. They are composed Of the cole
brated Calissya Bark, Wntergreen, sassairsS
Roots, Herbs, &c, all preserved In perfectly pure
St. Croix Rum.
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"EIceIsIor Union Club.r-ThIs Club Is
composed oi Union citizens of New York, residing
temporarily IN Washington, Regular meetings
are held At 8 o'clock on MONDAY EVENING OF
each week, in the Union League Rooms, IsI Ninth
street, between and y.
Every loyal New Yorker Is invited to join tho
Club, and aid in the election Of Lincoln aud John
son. SILAS SEYMOUR, PreLidcnN,
GEORGE d. EaLEsroN Secretary, ieII-tr
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-06-18

The journals OF Milan speak in terms OF
italian rapture Of the success obtained BY NJ lie
YansrI ~ Norma"
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Hudson Taylor has received D. Van Nos.
trand's new map of Richmond and the theatre
of war in Its nc'ghborhood. On 1t are marke ed
the rebel fortlhcatIons and other "objects OF
| interest
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Persona of Sedentary habItS, troubled with weak-
ness, lssiitude, pslpItAtion Of the heart lack Of
appetite, distress after eating, torpid liver ooRst
pAtion &C., deserve to suffer If thoy will not try
them,
They are recommended by the highest medical
authorities, and are warranted TO produce an in
HeditGe beneficial effect. They are exceedingly
agreeable, perfectly pure, and harmless.
NoTICE.-Any person pretending to sell PlAnta.
tion Bitters in bulk or by the gallon ia swindlor
and impostor. His put up only in our log cabin
bottle. Beware OF bottles rehlled with imitation
deleterouG stuff for which several persons are al
ready In prison. See that every bottle has our
United States stamp over the cork unmv'ilaied,
and our signature on steel-plate side label.
sold by respectable deAleis throughout the kGb-
liable globe. /. II. DRAKE y CO.,
fe22-eOBm 2D9 BrOAlwHY, N. Y.
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On tho 18th inst, by the Rev, J, II. NJ. Lemon
HEHRy L. scOTTr and MARY J. PAYNE. All o.
this city.
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Obsequies OF the Victims OF the late Ca
lamIIy at the Arsenal

The funeral Of the unfortunate young femaleI
who perished so lamentAbly on the nth instant
will take place from the Washington Arsenal, to
morrow Sunday at O'Clock p, m,
The public generally are invited 10 attend,
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IL s.-T.-IsO-X.-DTAks PIGaIntIoH
BITTEus,

bs-Is-1bO-As-llEhk IlGAtEti1A
BITTEus,
They purify, strengthen and inVigOFato
They create healthy appetite.
They are an ARtidOte 10 change of water aud diet
They overcome effects OF dissipation and late
hours,
They strengthen the pyatcm aud eIIiyen tie
mind.
They prevent miABmatle and iGtermlttont feverE,
They purify the bTesth and aoili!y OF the atom.
Aoh.
They cure DyspepslA aud CUnstipHdOn,
They cure DiAFFheR, Cholera aud ChnlGI MurbuI
They cure Liver Complaint and Nervous Hea4-
ache,
They are the beat DIttorH In the world. They mako
the weak man strong, aud are exhausted Eature's
great TeBtOTeT. They are composed OF the colo.
bFated CAlisRyA Bark, CA6cAFllIA bark, DaHdeliUn,
ChAmomile Flowers, Lavender Flowers, Winter.
green, AniBe, ClOveT-budB, Orange Peel, Snake
root, CGrAwAy, CorLandor BuIdOok, S.--T.-l55O--
X. 40.
The following is a sample OF the testimony dsiiy
TeoeiYedi
SOLDIERS HOME SuPERrHTEEprsr'sO OFFlCE,l
CIScIEEAu! o., Jan l., l5si
have given your Plantation BittGrs TO hunlrGds
Of our noble Soldiers who stop here, more or lcss
disabled from various cAuEegr and the clIuet most
marvellous aud gratifying.
Such preparation aS This M heartily Wiah In
every family, in eY7TY hUspital and At hand on
every bAttl6-held G, W. D. AEDHEWs,
jy94-lY superintendent,
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10 A Fair and Festival for the benenE
Of the wives, mothers, and femAR relatives of our
brave soldiers is now being held At Odd Fellows
Hall, Seventh street. seAGon tickets, admitting =
gentleman and lady sli single admission, 10 cents;
children, 10 cents. jei4Iit
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E-PresbyteriRn Services will be held
every Sabbath until further notice, in the school
house at the corner OF Third street eaBt and A
street south, Capitol HILL at II o'clock a. M, and
4 pm. mlO-evSat
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NAvY-YARD.-The steamer Leslie arrived
from the lower Potomac this morning, but bro ought
neWH
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LOCAL AFFAIRS.

THE ARSENAL Additional Par
hcuIdTs-List Of the KiHsd-PTepdTdtiOnS for The Ob-
Sequiss-Our reporters have gained some further
particulars of the sad accident at the Arsenal yes
terdAY Nineteen dead bodies were taken from
the ruins, and two OF the injured have died, Wis
Miss Annie Bates and Miss McElfrebh.
Mr.. Dalton, clerk to Mr.. Brown, foreman Of the
laboratory, is yet 10 the hospital. He Is very
badly burned, and his recovery 10 very doubtful.
We are glad to learn that Miss Sarah Gunnell Is
not dead, as Announca ID yesterday. She Is at her
residence on G street, between Four-And-a-hs slf
and sixth streets. II is thought by her ply ysieIan
that she will recover, though she 10 very badly
burned
The following is a list Of thoEe killed By the ex.
plosion, as far our reporters could ascertain /:
Miss Betlie Brannigan, Miss EliZa Lacy, Miss
MHrearet YOnsOn, Mrs. Tippett, Miss Willie Web
ster Mics May Collins, Miss Johanna Conner,
Miss JUL, McEwen, Miss Melissa Adams, Miss
Lizzie Lloyd, MisH Sus,n Harris, Miss Murphy,
Mics Kate Aoran, Miss Ellen Roche, Miss Dunn
and Mrs. BurresS
Miss Palmer 10 very badly burned, and her re-
oovery is doubtful. Miss Ashdown 10 slightly in.
jured
This morning workmen are engaged In making
collins and preparing for the funerals.
The collins are made Of handsome stained pop
lar, with silver handles. Each coffin has silver
plate on the~bFesEt, though 1t will be impossible
10 make any inscription on come Of them, as the
bodies they will contain cannot be Identified,
1he funerals will take place tomorrow after
noon at O'Clock, from the Arsenal, and the work.
men will attend in q body.
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COURT TAFFAIRs.-The Criminal Court, which
meets on Monday morning, promises to have a
long term. The )chet now numbers about two
huudred cH'es, though may Of these have not
been arrested, on account OF the parties having left
for pArtl unknown. Our worthy Deputy Marshal
and his elicieut corps have been on the watch day
and night BIT without succeeding In finding all
the ab.enteTs. Come OF these oASes are three and
four years old. In addition to these, there are
about eighty or ninety persons in Jail awaiting the
action OF the Grand Jury.
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u Po0ple's sToIograph.-NsW tlTst ClHs
LINES, direct to NEW YORK, BOSTON, and all
important points. Warrington Ohecg; REPUy-
LICAN BEILDISG, oil Ninth htroct, (EeBt sIdC,)
and corner PonrGyly1nia avenue aud Sixth street,
under National Hotoi.
CHARLES B. MOVES,
fcbI6-tf Manager Washinqton District.
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90 The Plantation Dltters have
cured me Of the Liver Complaint, of which | wss
laid up PROSTATE, and had to abandon my busi-
ness. Il. i. KINGSLEY,
Cleveland, OhiO.n
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~ Grace Church Fair Rpd Festival, at
Island Hall, corner of Virginia avenue and sixth
street.-The ladies Of Grace Church (Rev. Alfred
Holmead, reotor) will open their Fair or the sale
OF useful and fancy ArtloleI, for the benefit of
Gt9ce Church, on MONDAY NEXT, June 90. A
large and splendid collection OF articles will be pre-
sented, suited to the season and ca culated TO
cure the patronage Of the friends Of the church,
and public generally. season tiekets-aduits, 50
centsj season tickets, children, % cents jeI5-2ws
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I" IhAve given the Plantation BIT
ters to hundreds OF our disabled soldiers with the
most astonishing effect.
q w n Aunup,vs
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The Plantation Bitters make the weak strong,
the languid brilliant, and are exhausted DHtuIe's
great restorer. They are composed of the cole
brAted Calisaya Bark, Wintergreen, sassairSH
Roots, Herbs, &c, all preserved In perfectly pure
st. CTOiN Rum.
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&c The Plantation Bitters have
cured me OF a arrangement OF the Kidneys ard
II acts like u charm. Z. c. MUORL,
No. 25i Broadway"
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"REEDsBUHy, Wis., Sept. 10, 1903.
"' IhAve been In the army hOspit-l
for fourteen months-speeohless and nearly dead.
Al Alton, ILL.,, they gave me bottle Of Plan alton
BitterB. Three bottles restore,l
my speech and cured me. &. A. FLATrr.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

~ The Monthly Meeting OF the Young
Mems Christian Association will be held At their
rooms, No. 500 seventh street, between and =,
on MONDAY EVENING, June 2Oth, commencing
at * o'clock. Matters OF unusual interest and
Ieis-2i. GEn NAV POWELL. sec,y.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-06-18

10 The ohio Union Campaign Club Will
be addressed THIS EVENING, June 18Th, by Sea-
ator JoHs SHERMAN, Gen. n c. sCHENCE, and
on Ninth street. II Ia hoped, now that the cam
paign has opened, that ali Ohio voters sOjournins
here will turn out and unite with the Club
cordially invited.
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THE ARMY or the POTOMAC.

Cavs<ry Rec0nnoissance 10 Madsso
Court Hoase-Capture or Re beis-Tr
Enemy Reported Movins Tow ards q,
Right-The Union General Feasted b
john Minor Bolts. &c.
WASHINGTON, April 20, 1854
Advices from the Army Of the Potomac state that
brigade or cavalry under General Devens went out We
terday to Madison Court House reconnaissance a
found party Of about thirty repels In the place. most
whom they captured.
No force OF the enemy was discovered anywhere
that vicinity. although 1t was currently reported th
they had crossed the Rapidan and moving towart
our right.
The expedition returned without any loss.
John Minor Bolts gave dinner yesterday, at whit
Generals Grant, Sedgwick. Hancock Birney, Hun
phreys, Robinson, Williams, Ingalls,, Rawlings, Mot
Carr, Webb, Gibbon, Eustls aud Morris were presen
The affair was Of the most sumptuous character.
Our Alexandria Correspondence.
CAPTURE or M0syY's MEN-RxECUrIoN OF Dl
sERTER.
ALEXANDRIA, April 20, 1884.
Sevon Of Mosby's men were captured yesterday by
scout from Fairfax Court House.
Private John Fl. Thompson. Of Company G. First On
cavalry to-day shot to death at Camp Slough abo
one O'Clock NJ in pursuance OF sentence OF court
tal, for desertion and robbery. He . fine lookl
man. and met his doom with slocal fortitude.
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JUDGE BARNARD AND TIE PREss.-The Gree
ley contempt case has closed as matters con-
nected with this individual generally do. He
was forced to define his position, was made to
appear in person and answer to the charge
against him, and whiningly endeavored to put
on the blame upon some other person. Judge
Barnard, who in this matter evidently had in
view To put stop to all undue attacks upon
the high office he fills, having accomplished his
purpose, treated Greeley with contempt The
Tribune, the Times and Post were silenced by
the vigorous measure Of bis Honor, and re-
Trained from their llbellous charges against
hin the moment they saw that he would not
be trifled with. This much accomplished, the
Judge lets poor Greeley 60.
II is singular fact that this worthy never
can have the courage 70 back up the ISLANDERS
he 70 constantly utters in his journal; but let
the person aimed ct turn upon him, and ct once
the sneak is down upon his marrow bones,
whining out for mercy or endeavoring to lay
the blame upon others. In this instance Gree
ley has singled out the Express most un-
Justly, ~ that journal merely gave report Of
Judge Barnard's charge to the Grand Jury, and
did not, as did the Tribune, qualify that act an
outrage. But poor Greeley is like the immor-
tai Pickwick's friend, the valiant Wrinkle, who,
in all street rows, invariably singled cut as his
special antagonists the smallest boys.
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Credits win DO allowed up 70 the day Of drawing.
rHI PENNSYLVANIA RRssRv8s. .
HARRmuRa, April %, 1884
In the House Of Representatives this evening,
Badger made an important statement relative 10
fifteen regiments Of "Psnusyivsnis Reserves"
stated that they entered tho service Of Pcqni
vania in May, three years ago, but wore
mustered into the national service until two mon
arerward. They were now greatly dissatisfied. 30 mi
40 that many were under arrest, the mon claiming u
their time OF service expired IN May tho national cove
mont contsnding that Il extended until July.
Mr.. Burger read extracts Of letter from Colo
McCandiass, commanding the division, relative 10
Dissatisfaction, and fearing the men will refuse 10 Dol
after May. Governor Curtin had urged some action
the part Of the Legislature 70 nducethc national COVE
ment TO comply with the demandBof the reserves.
accordance with this suggestion
Mr.. Badger offered resolution urgently soliciting
President 10 discharge the reserves. To add 70 the
satisfaction Of the men, II Is stated that some o.
mer comrades, who had Ieft and joined the regumn
already been discharged under orders OF tho WAT vcp
ment which allowed soldiers having the voaunts ers
joining the regulars 70 count their three years nom
date OF their original enrousnt, and not nYd the
OF actual muster into tina national serve. Tho res
ton was unanimously aospeed.
Simeon Cameron han been chosen sh0 rmAn OF
Union state Central Ccnmiteeo.
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NOTICE TO ADVERTISERS.

The public will find it to their advantage to
send in their advertisements before nine O'Clock
in the evening All business notices. to be wholly
useful and valuable should be clearly and properly
arranged and classified. Advertisers, by having
their notices in our Office before nine O'Clock, can
accomplish this desirable object
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wAIIAcxs Imam Miss Jane coombs appeared q
this theatre last night - Lady Gay spanksr, and
on Wednesday night - Lady fsasIs, and Ia, we
believe, 70 b In future one Of the permanent
attractions u the establstmsnt. In adding this talented
actress 70 bis company Manager wallack has sstab.
lishsd more claim 10 the gratitude Of the theatre
going public He has also created theatrical ssnsatou
for even Mr.. Csco golden queue has been longer,
and certainly never half 90 handsome, ~ that which
sraled away from waIIacks boz ONCE last night taxing
the turn for tickets. "onIy standing room" was IN.
nouucsd u . very early hour.
Miss Coombs II an actress Of great merit and was aus
a iose sucjent reality and earneeness into the stc1
par Of lady Gay spanker 10 get the audience interested
In a. and that n marvellous proof Of power. she q
20 appear Saturday night Mrs. HAQr-A pArt mucu
more worthy q Der abhitteD.
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GRAND nArINKB AT IRVINE HALL. \
To-day Al O'Clock ,sisnor Asso' enis grand con
takes place at irving Hall. TAis Entertainment 10 8
Tor charitable purpose, and. VIA there may lack no
ducsment TO make ~ grsaA viccsss, the programme
oludes tho names Of our most popular cpsrssio ART
Who win DO under tho direction Of Mr.. Mareszek. ,
Criticism BrisnolI Mgis. suffer- sIgpors Mazzoienr.
linz. Herr Hermann, and the favoriss pianist, B.
lend their valuable services on shis occasion, and
srecric q most attractive and varied programme
win doubtless b one Of the most brilliant concss q
psasoa.