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NEW YrARls GIFT CAMP LEBRARIgs.

The United ststcs Christian CoaElissioE, In response
20 numerous and earnest appeals Om surgeons, chap
lans ana Goid officers, win receive iorWArd and place
under the care Of proper librarians,
ONE THOUSAND POUR HUNDRED AND FORTY
CAMP AND eUEBOAT LIBRARIES,
Of one handrcd and my volumes each, n the friends ol
our soldiers and sailors viii forward them to lis branches,
or to the Central once during DE holidays II s Iu'
small matter for each pOA Of fhoday gha for fiend'
at home 10 buy a handsome End pleasant book for his
friends IN camp or hospital write bis name In IL and d.rsc.
the bookseller 10 send Il 70 the Commission itwm 10
positive pleasure to hundreds Of wives and mothera 20
take down the sho,oest volnmesfrOm their bookcases
and send them thus hero their loved cnes can enjoy the
pleasure and profit OF peruslng the Send none but she
bes our soldiers deserve the best The standard essay
ists htores biography travels, science, poetry, maya
zines standard works Of hoioa whatever, in short yon
would pu, into the chamber Of yonr own brother, con-
hned with broken limb VIII be acceptable, as wen az
religious work.. Forward the parcel, marked CAN'T
LIBRARY, 70 any Of the branches Of ne Christian Com
mission, Oh % GEO GE ". STUART,
Chairman christ an Commission,
I2-lC-aal No. II BANK Street, Philadelphia.
a.z-s--s.---
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On DUNKAllD CREEK

lsals for twenty one yeat oftwo sores or the eeo-
bTa,. Robert Maple farm With font of one huudred
Ar Afv ards on the nunksId creek, yield ng fOur
OF the oil 10 The lessons II j. upon this iarn that the nne
hnte on Greene CuRnty has been found In the argesi
quantity and the pHrt bou she COmpany Is situated
neary 6npnsto 10 the Pioneer Wen. derrick has been
erected ana the borng this piece OF land oomoeneed
Also Z lease OF twelve Of tho Solomon Bowers
Fsrm on Duns a d creek Ia MoEOngala county, West Viz
pin Tor tn oUty years ie0nE one-eghth OF the oil IL
mo lossors. This Is believed % be good oil property
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OUAETERMAsTER's OFFICE, TWELFTH

OUABTERMASTER'S OFFICE, TWELFTH
~ and GIRAHD street.
PHuLADEIrVIA. Pl., December -, ls-i.
Sealed Proposals viii b. received AZ ins OLce ungl ~
ocoel NJ. on WEDNESDAY, Doc q, 1888, t1r the
Immediate delivery at 100 Htc4 states StoichJlso,
Hanover ST. Get Wharf, Of the folio ing, viz
2O0O feet OF OAK. tanned, Double nNetd Lea her Hose
10 inches outside clcum ference, with JoEea improved
coupling.
The above described 10 BE- tthf best quality end sub
scto the inspection VI an inspector anpo ted ON the part
Or the Goyoinmeut,
bidders VIII state price, % Include delivery, both Ia
Writing and figures the grantiy hid tor AM tAe o ae
livery.
Each hid mustbe gusrsn'redu b. two responsible per
tn4s whose signatures uu De appended tn ne EHaFan-
tee certified 10 boius good and duhc'ent security
for no am10Lt involved. bs t.G tl,,ei states pNs-
trict Judge. Attorney or CO.. eg.uI ur ONO pubic OA'eI'
0lLtIWiEe ihe bid WIN moi hH U- 'u ..-d.
The Hsht Is reserved tc Iei. a- BIDS II deem 100
hieh and no bid non tr,du,us contra -or wilt be re-
ctlvtd, ........ q. .... u. ,... .--
GEURCf ORdE,
la-2l-u CapiHlT arH Assistant gyutcrmas,er
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FrOun MeXicO.

The latest news from Mexico contains rumor
of the defeat of the Imperiaists before ChillsfI.
Juarez was be5eged, hut ALVAREZ had gone to
Lis relief. It was expected that the French woUld
soon eyacuate Acapulco, and there was great OK
element In that town.
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inr the first division OF the 9th Army Corps, has
been brevcted Major General, to date from the
lat of last August. General Wilcox entered the
war rs Colonel Of the lst Michigan Volunteers.
He is a gallant and capable officer.
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ON TEN.MILE CREEK

The COppanY own trsc, OF Land containing eight
In zoe simple Also aase for twent years Of forty eros
OF the william HeaoB farm, Jcldng roya ty OF one
Cipkl b. Of oil 10 ihe lessor,
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II uOLIDAY PRESENrS.-I OFFER A
Il large stock Of usetJ aui substantial artlsoS for
pretcnts Blankets NJ 49, larger size and heavier &1
better at Sll and one OF ths oest makes IN tho marAcl
NSl2
Gomiotlblos, sood, AND weigAI9s 5,1 P2G1da, Ass'.
Nar5oGs CouutCTpangs hne, large, and heavy, a. 81
So, and $50; lot S25 that heavy, a.l
iargosI size made worth at least S55.
Naptins, Warranted all linen at g. 81, and s5 among
them b. tautlful patterns; tho nurst s..
led Border NaPklns o. various qualities
Doyie,, ,coiorej, for fruit; also the half blcschei
Table Cloths "a yards long oNtra guality,W &C. bcag
Tabc Ci5.Rs, iul 8S yards long, handsome, Dana X,
viii double centre pieces these are very me- ana will be
Towels At $3.50 Per dozen ups very handiom, olcs
with beautiful color bOrjer8.
Table Linens by the yard, I'm great variety 81 Cvery
price, of various patternshhd puaule'
Iurn8ley double Sal blmAEk, lIl two yards wide, OF
Cloth Table Coycrsin a dc c'l'ri, from tl5) mp TO bb.
Among these will be found some of the most ugnful
GRANVILLE p. HAnJES.
No lOI} MARKET street. above rcnh,
7. g. Also nice lot ot .uen i'andse-cnl 70, both 10
lau,es aud gCutenuus ladies, ali Lueui lOm 50 up G7d
gCntlcmons large size IRON 50 up' 90
TXTRA NOTICE l-THEPROPRIETOE OF
'' DRUG STORE,
N r. corner OF BROAD and CHESNUr Streets,
Rsfs TO announce st, in view Of the uuos h. VIII ,ln,l
sacSilco his L,rgc and Varied Stock Of
TOILET AHuCLE5.
Such rs FINE COLOGNES, -.. .,-,,,, ,,...
SPLENDID DOOR CAHEN
RARE FRENCH AND EHGL'su rETFUMss
POMADES, &c.
Elegant Hair ard Teeth Brushes Combs &c, And O,acg
AT COST, AND MORE TOO.
GENUINE IMPORTED HAVANA CIGARS,
OF IayUri.r Brards
WI be sold en- thc same i,'orlbe terms f aPpcat l.
made at once, y 10 lCup
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STRENGTH TO THE WEAK
YOUTH TO THE AGEDi--
+ BIOKREN e, or

Il
This preparation unequaed as a Reuy AID Rs-
storsr OF Afted or inert functions.
Tte aged should be certain to BOkreHe house,
hold god, II VIII render them youthful In feel
ina and 10 strength and enable them live again lie
days sf their pristine Joy. only exhnArasos bus
sOAhsns, and really invaluable blesslog, especaT
70 tese who have been reduced condition OF serVy.
ss hsse, misfortune, ordinary sickness No mattsR
what the Of the mpotensy Of human organ Als
supsrb preparation win the eeet at onee aHd for
ever. ., io
Cares Inpotsncy. General Debility, Dyspepsia Degree
Iioa, Loss ofApperlte Weakness Of the Organs of
CsBsraiion, lnbe oilty, EmAciauOn EnnuL
Mhas aost delighiful desirable, and novel effect upon
tAs Nervous SYSTEM and all who IN any way Pros-
raed by nervous disabilities earnestly advised 10 aceA
care IA this most unequalsd preparation
visor, viii nnd = speedy and permAnent in the
BIOKRBNR.
uwn be found totally diasTent nom an other articles
for the same purposes.
TO FEhALEs.-Thls preparation Is invaluable In ner-
youl weaknesses Of all kinds, Il win restore the wasted
strength with wonderful pemanenee. rrIfh !
tits ao grand tonic and w give relief In Dyapepeio
with the rst DOSE briei persistence in its uae VIA reh0
vats the stoaoh degree Of perfect healthi and bansh
Dyspepsia forever. %
one Dollar per bottle or SIX bottles for o. ssld ~
Druggists generally. ia fl z
sent tby express anywhere. BY Addressing i11 ,aioi
HUTCHINGS & HILLYER, Proprietors,
No. 81 CEDAR Street, New York. ,f 4
sola nv JOHNSTON, HOLLOWAY cow ua -
DEN, No. % N. SIXTH Street. Phiadslpha. - g
l2-e-tnthsSn-rp ~
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WANTS.

IL WANTED--YESSELs TO LOAD FOR
~ boston and lew York immeGiais dssRatoh aad
hiFGost rates given Apply 70 WlLLIAE HuHrkh, Jh,
4 100, no 2O5bl WALNUT Street. i2l9-lgrp
Al BOUNTY POR NrRD
ri 6r the UHtCd States Marine COTp6 ese C-aied mon
W and hoara Uhitsd states shiFs-efWsT Ga foreign
AIso several good Filters.
ALL THE LOCAL BOUNTiBs raid Ee0n CHhFiIGsnL
Tenn ofs0Tviee, FOur Years.
Better eompensauOn han the army.
MARINES roeelv0 Prize Money. .. D.. =
Applications OI transfer ron tle Army WI not % AZ
For Sn further Attenuation sppy at the Recruiting
Go. sn s. FRONT strost, below spsuss StrSst,
hstWssn the hVaIs Sf9 and o'cioea - -. -,,,,.,,,.
lq-B Raior United states Marine Corps.
ARIES RyMPP,
j POCKET BOOK RudSATCHEI4 MANUFACTURER,
Nv. a. n. EiNTH street, below Arch,
PHILADELPHIA
Portfolios, Dressing Cases, ..-.r
CBar Cases, Pocket HOOKS,
Cabas, eHlchehi
Money Risi.,,, gSlts, Cases. "''A Boxes
Wholesale and rotan. A-l-tm
... ....
g." REDUCED PRICES,
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Appropriations for the Military Academy
The bill making appropriations for the supper
Of the Military Academy for tho year ending
June 30 1865, approPriates Ia tho aggregate
G2S2 JC4,
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Ne

Twenty Eve acres in lee the east side of the Ale
ghsny fiver opposite ths mouth Big Sandy Thstraot
has about forty rods fsnt the river aud contAinA
large amount OF boring surface oil wells yieldng argsy
found near this property among them, this Hubbs the
Hoover SC. The Company intend 10 proceed At 70
develop us ana property, and feel sanguino
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on WHITLEY CREEK

The Company have two OF The most prom iiinC OF the
undey loped Tacfs Of lend In Greene county one OF
htmls ab0u hundred and twelve acres oi te Henry
antL Farm on both sides Of creek under lease Tor
twenty hye years Welding one-eighth OF the OH 70 the
hssoTs Arrangements have already been made for an
immediate development Of thIf land. "a, q, -,
And ne other of them square aere OF the COrby
CArrard Farm, under for twenty i've years. also
yielding ene eli hth Of the oil 10 the lofsor'
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No. 3,

lease for fifteen yaArs the VIM. Is. Wilson farm,
slippery RocE run, In Lawrence county. Pa.
Nos. 4, b,6,7 aud are also leases Slippery Rock
run, containing four hundred acres In all. TheF
were obtained In April, 1894 by DR.. Egbes, aud
tnue for fifteen from their date They to the
lessecs all :he oil and ether minerals contained In thu
several tracts with tho right divide AVID sub-let, with
all other rights and privileges connected with the huIiness
Of mining for oil coal and other minerals, and
royalty Cf only one-oiyhh Of said oil or minerals.
The slippery Book territory Ia aud only partiAly
developed oil tGsion but the already obtained
there and on the Mahonng river few miles west. togo
her with the large quantities Of oil found NORTH south.
east and west Of it, lead to hope that 1t viii prove
successful oil reaon.
The Company have already an excellent engine, tools.
and all necessary nxtureS the greunds with a wen
nearly down. and shH proceed to develop the property
fast as possible.
These lands and leases all selected for oil pur-
posts by tho President Of this company. whose great
In the oil business sterling integrity and of
character, are too well known to require comment
EsTe.
Eui ma 49, ~
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U L i U I,

y T. j. u Il
CHRISTMAS PRESENTS.
EMBROIDERED PIANO AND AELoDEoN COVERS
TABLE AID STAND COVERS.
EIANEGrs, QULTs, CHAMBER TOWELS.
EArRNs, poluEs, BATH TOWELS.
COTTON sHEETINGs, PILLOW & BOLSTER L.NENs.
pAMAsE TABLE CLOTHS from 70 2 yards long.
TABLE, DIAPER, AND DNNAsE, by tho yard.
TABLE NAPKINS Gall guaIltes), DoYLGEs.
TABLE COVERS AND TABLE COVERING by tho yard
Tho Largest Assortment to be found In the City.
ALSO,
LACE AND EHrD COLLARS, SErrs, SLEEVES.
LINEN CAAlBRIC HDKFs., In cvcry variety.
tlIE HrKFS for Gentlcmon and children
Tor sale By
Sheppard, Van Harllngcn & Arrison,
l222 80 No. lOos CHESNUr STREET.
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En

Threo eighths OF TIE worknE interest IN ths osbeAte
JHR9EY WELL, on tho ny Dc and EgScrt Farm, on oi
creek, with tho Of land which the well s located
This well has been flowing suce early In may, 1884, At the
rate Of about 40 barrels daily and IL flowing that
rate, thus yielding to the Company BETWEEN TIrTT
AHD SIXTY BARRELS DAILY worth, al present prioes,
TWENTY THOUSAND DOLLARS. per moath, which
win pay to the etockholders In this Company
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Three Per Gent Per Month on S5O0,00O.

II calling the sfshtion Of capitalists this enterprise.
the Directors have hesiAon IN eTprsssns their keis
that the return frCsa 10 viii BE- more
thah from any con pany nov before the minhy
The properly Of the Company consists ~ the fooWias
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MORE THAN ruEm PER CENT. PEP MONTH.

Frym the start. There Is the lanp for sevsrM
more wells, two Of which win be Immediately commenced
by the C,mpany, and Ia vhicrwe shan have tho Same
eryst n The jersey The character this property
oil land Ia wo known Il only necessary to that
well on II has faJod In setting oil, whis II has
Geady produced the Maploshado the CoQuStte the
Jersey.
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h G r y Y s.

BosTOE George ~. Goo'"tp too
NEW WORK --pouas. BlrGea 60.
BALIIMOHE-s 3. Hauce.
PurIbEuHG-Dr George li Rey'fr.
CIECINNATI-F r. Sure k Co., md John ID. Para.
uugAGO-Lord \ smiih, aGd h. scuyA
81. LOUIs-COIuns Bros.
SAN fHANCSCO- -HOgtel'eT, sni.h g. Deas.
AIso, sold by al Druggists and Dealers. 1921 5ap
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ON FROSTY RUN.

lease for twenty five years Of tho AbEsr Morris Farm
rf about two hundred situated on botn sides OF
Frosty Run, near The Henry LAtI farIhi yeluNb "he
eighth fthe oil 10 the lessor. a. ~, 4.
Also a lease for twenty i've yeaIs oi, we hHeAAtt
Fan on FROSTY Run, containing one hundred and iory
aeres Welding oz eighth ofthe oh 10 the lesser.
Abundance OF coal and wood may be hhd IN mo inne
diaie vicinity OF these lands at Nefy small COST an9
with Nest Of the the Company has coal leave Wit-
out additional expense -. - -.
gepty thOusaEd shares only Of the stock Of this Com
many are offered for sale al thel0w price OF ONE DOLA
pCr share, aadmAI be Lad upon appAsAhoh " me
Secretary, ~ ..
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No. 249 6. SIXTH STREET,
Between 0 O'Clock A, n. and o'clock 7. NJ,
OR from any Of the Directors. l2-2i-irp
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FINE CLOTHING,
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OVERcoATs CHEAP
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1864-02-15
LOCAL NEWS.

REPORT OF THE BOARD OF METROPOLITAN
PoLIcE.-The report OF the Board of Metropoi-
itan Police has been published in pamphlet
foIm, and presents many points of interest to
the citizens of Washington and the District OF
Columbia.
The officers Of tho board are Geo. s. Gideon,
president; Joseph f. Brown, treasurer; Sayles
j. Bowen, VIM. II. Tenney and Richard Butt,
com issioners, who, with the Mayors OF w ash
ingtcn and Georgetown, constitute the Board
OF Metropolitan Police Commissioners.
Vim. B. Webb ;s superintendent Of the police
force, Thomas a. LaZenby is secretary OF the
be al d, and Geo. r Herrick is property clerk.
The Metropolitan Police district consists OF
ali the terrifery comprised within the present
limjts of the District of Columbia, embracing
II e " hole Of the Potomac river from a po;nI
below the city of Alexandria ap to 3 point
above the city Of Georgetown, the cities of
Wssh,neton sAd Georgetown, two villages.
and a considerable extent Of coontry outside OF
the cities mentioned. Thts territory fs in ex.
tent about seventy sqnare miles, and has az
this time, 1t Is conjectured, abont i60Oi0 ia
habitaBts. To take care fthis Di strict and its
population there is but one snperintendsni, ten
feIg'ants, ano one. hundred and dfty police
men, or about one policemen 70 every one
Thousand inhabitants Dsducting for sickness
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LATER FROM RICHMOND.
Escape Of 100 Officers From the Libby

WARRINGTON, Feb. H.-FAssociated Press
dispatch. "A gentleman who to. night arrived
from the Army Of the Potomac, saw before he
left there Richmond paper OF Thursday,
found on the person Of deserter who came
into our lines, in wich appears an article stat
ing that one hundred and nine Union officers
have escaped from the Libby Prison by dig
ging tunnel under the street for that pur-
pose.
tits supposed the prisoners had been Ell gagged
upon the work for at least one month. They
Were missed at Isll call, and forth with troops
Were despatched in various directions to cap
ture them. Four were overtaken on the VIII
Transport and Hanover roads. The others, il.
is supposed, were secreted in the neighbour BOD
of Richmond. The guards were arrested in
the belief that they were in collision with the
prisoners, but were afterwards released, the
subh Isanean mode Of escape having become
known. The paper says that Neal Dow was
not among the runaways, but was probably
waiting to accompany the next batch.
The deserter above referred to says that g.
large lumber OF his regiment, the 4th Louisiana
are barefooted, and that their daily ration con :.
sists of quarter Of pound of meat and one
pint OF meal.
There have been no active military move.
ments for week past.
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FROM THE SOUTHWEST.
Attack on Our Boats Successfully r. epeI
Negro Murdered, But Avenged

CAIRO, Feb. 1.-THE steamer Platte Valley
has returned to Sarlatlo, on the Yazoo river,
where she, with other transports and gunboats
with Porter and Sherman's expedition, was
attacked on the 5th by 3.CG0Texan troops, who,
with artillery and musketry, fired into the
transports, wounding six soldiers. A fight
ensued, in which portion Of our in fantry and
gunboats participated, resulting in the dis
Judgement and driving away of the enemy,
with what loss is unknown. Eight Of our men
We're killed and 80 wounded.
The 14th Illinois with negro cavalry and in
fantry were engaged in the affair. The enemy
were also driven from Mechanicsville with
loss to US. A sick negro soldier belonging to
Col. Woods command, who straggied away
from bis regiment, was murdered by the rebels
Lieutenant and two privates, who commit
ted the deed, We're captured, and Col. Wood,
in retaliation, had them blindfolded, caused
them TO kneel upon the body of the negro they
had murdered, when they were shot.
Deserters are coming into our lines in large
numbers and regiments are forming; two Of
them are filed.
Deserters from Prices army state that no
knowledge OF the amnesty proclamation exist
ed among Prices men, and expressed the opin-
ion that as soon as they knew its conditions
there will be soon little left OF his army.
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TELEGRAPHlC NEWS.
ASSOCIATED PRESS DISPATCuEs.l
KNOXVILLE SAFE.

KNOXVILLE SAFE.
Its Dcfencss imPresnable-Dalton Not
Evacu1ted-Pnrts Of Johnston's Com.
mand Sent South.
KNOXVILLE, Feb. i0-It would take GO 600
men to capture Knoxville and the Federal
army. No siege will be attempted. General
Grant can reinforce the garrison with DO 900
men in fifty hours. One division OF the Army
or tne Cumberland is within sound Of the can
non OF the Knoxville garrison, ana another di-
vision could march to Its relief in twenty -four
hours.
The river between Chattanooga and London
is low, and boats are stuck often. The distance
between Chattanooga and Knox willie has been
msde in twenty four hours and q half The
railroad will be in running order in a few days
for distance Of ninety miles between Chatta-
nooga and Knoxville. The only serious break
will be the tunnel bridge at I.oudon of the
length Of l,7c0 feet 1t Will be built in ninety
Sslieh.aiiss6ishes take place in tnssyfcin;fx6e
Knoxville daily.
Knoxyille's eligibility as q military post of
defence is great. Its forts are second only to
those OF MurfreeSboro in strength and finish.
Gen. Sherman commands at Loudon
Chattanooga and its approaches are extan-
siyely fortified. No force can attempt flank
movement without inviting immediate ruin.
The reports OF the evacuation OF Dalton,
Ringgola, and Tunnel Hill ere errors, which
arose from the fact that the flag Of truce escort,
under Burke, took the wrong road, and passed
completely around the two latter places. Al
though it is said that Burke went to Dalton. he
says he did not, but claims to have gone within
mile and q half Of Dalton.
. Some OF Johnston's forces, however, have
been sent away. Nearly all the Tennessee bri-
gades, and al least two-thirds OF the Kentucky
regiments, have been sent south under Frank
Cheatham, ostensibly to assist in holding Mo-
bile and act under Bishop Polk at Demopolis
but in reality to prevent their desertion. Ten
nesseeans leave the rebel army in great num-
bers. Neither North Alabamiaus nor Ken.
tuckians seem as loyalty inclined as Tennes.
seeans.
Cleburne commands at Tunnel Hill. Most
Of the rebel army is at Dalton, with Johnston's
headquarters at Atlanta. Hardee has gone to
Alabama. About three divisions have left
Johnston
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..- ADJUSTMENTS.
ODD FELLOWS' HALL.
, UNIQUALID ATTRAorIONSi
E.

1sro 6,and Exhibitions combinsd i. 0"s' s.
.lnins a.d Eoetsi Great Moral Exhibition, con.
OoMI IoorB.
The smallest specimen of mani ood In the world a
pounds. His sister. )
MISS ELIZA NIsrBL, asE
Tas .s z Of the I'd
and Weighing only lA1a pounds. and
COL. SMALL .a...s
The Datural Mimic and Come edisn, II years old. q
inches high 40 .sixhias & only pounds who viii
ORIGINAL CONTINENTAL yoCALIsTB
every AFTERNOON and EvENING in one Of their
original, UNIQUE aud attractive entertainments far
IN this eommunity N 80 ''''. ''''-'
Afternoon perfarm.nee at O'Clock and evening
Adm ission . cents: CHILDREN when aeeompanisd
o5sn Il Il. asl for The sale Of seat:
# ON III m to p. m
rS, g. %a s
VARIETIEeI VARIETIES,
HRoRfIHG PEKK. AvBHUl AID NIHYH H9s
GRACE. ELEeAH0E. AND Rs.1r1MENr
Characterize all the Amn.ement onertne, blended
B1AUTY, DASH, AND HUMOR,
RssoSfSSftfSS = tsi 8; e sf
THE gAvoRITE M1sIG HAIL or AMHRIoA
MR. W. j THOMPSON,
And Fl hEGFSs s5ftssd Dog
and sll tie Double Company In the Scottish drama
CATTLE sTEALERs: .....
sEf Rsa q 81 a6ss ssosg4Ehs os14Ffsg,s
And all The Pretty Ladies' in Bevitchine Ballsts.
Atfs NV MsnitEsIt sEack fpd faRoIs s1stSRs.n' in
All the f.'hffss! Eli: sFISfiEs gFiiI;inti
Prices. 50 and Is cents. Pivate Boxes, s5. fsR
CANTERBURY HALL,
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NEW FAR1Esl NEW ACTS.
SIG. MARTINI CH'RIsKI,
The Greatest Living performer on the Swinging
Rope, Ventriloquist and Jugsler.
NAOMI PORTER,
The Celebrated unriyaled Jig Danseuse.
The Lion Banjoist and Ethiopian Vocalist
IL. Great Irish Com sdi.S And oonie Vocalist
MleS EVA BRENT, -..
The Accomplished Queeu OF Song.
EAGAN AND EDWARDS,
The Monsrebs Of Ethiopian Comedy.
The Nonpar@il Clog Dancer.
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h. W. WILLIAMS. is. CLARKE,
moth Bill Of Novelties.
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POPULAR FAMILY MATINEE
fe 10 st SATURDAY AFTERNOON.