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FROM HlLTOS HEAD. = C.
General kachaus~ of Prisenrrs Pro-

FROM HILTOS HEAD. C.
General kachans~ OF Prisenrrs Pro-
posed she -ltuW Fever at Char lestou-
AshaRse In the Tone of the Papers
NEW YoRK Oct. 2a.-The steamer Arago,
from Hilton Head ON the east, has arrived
Among her passengers CoIonpls Van
Wytk, Lit lefield. and Hartweli, L,autapaut
Colones Geary and Morgan. and Majors Wig
nos, Corwin and Hart
On the 18Th q large naval feet arrived of
Charleston, including schooners laden with
ANN uuitioB, &c. destination Unknown.
General Hardee has proposed to 9eoeral Fos-
ter general exchange OF prisouers In his han Is,
man for man. officer for officer, or their equiv.
al. nts. The matter would be referred to Wash
iDgton.
The Palmetto Herald SAYS the latest ad vices
report the average number OF deaths daily In
Charleston from yellow fever at twenty; also,
that the rebel papers are fiiled with ohitu aries
of distinguished Sontherners and discussions
for peace and recOns truction.
On the Whole, their tone is very favorable to
us, showing great change within the last few
months.
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DIANOs AND MUSICAL INsTRUMfNTs-

w. G METZEROTT, corner Pa. av. and !ltn st.
The largest Mus cal Establishment
and only importing house in the Dis III"
square PIANOS, Of which We baSs just received a
new assortment. sk ing our stock is instruments
of this celebrated factory alone which Is larger
cy Of this house in the country Besides these.
We have ifock of Raven 4 Bacon. aud Haines
ofMason Hsmlin's Justly celebrated CABINET
9RGANs soS "hph ph,n We sell at fast.5y g9isss from
PURCHASES exclusively for casn, Wa are enabled
to sell at the lowest figures for cash, and upon
com modatiuE terms.
Old Pianos taken in exchange, tuned and rs-
paired. nc6
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SAN FRANCISCO, Oct 22-The demand tor
MOI ey is light Business has improved.
The political feeling between the two parties
in the State is intense.
Mining stocks are better.
A whaler has arrived from the Arctic regions,
bringing 1,l50 barrels of OIL.
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Distance OF the ENrmy from the Battle
Field.
KANSAS CITY, Oct. GA courier just in
from the front reports that Price is in full re-
treat, closely pursued by our forces.
When the conrier left the enemy was twenty
five mics south OF here.
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Railroad Accident-Lossof Life.

KA1ITO Dad ACC1dPnt-LOSs OF LIE,
WHEELING, VA, Ocr. 24.-A stock train east
coliided win passenger train west from
Falume ore, about one O'Clock this morning.
four miles east Of Naming on, ins tantly killing
the engineer, fireman, and one soldier, aud
wounding fifteen others. The train is a total
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TRAVELLERS DIRECTORY.
r. &R Res 80

&& ~ = 9
ri ,ss. H.sinss s.1s isss snt prs New 1arS
and " Wsshiu.tuu and che West. ~ follows
JrDs FBiEADELP PHiA, HsR YORk AND
ROSTO
i..,r Washington st1 81 .. M. II u .. m, Ana
as. m iail, except Sunday.
.r IN sesd.yy '.yy.sImee :, se = "NP Hp' 'P8ILADELPHlA.
I.,r. Wahinxtop ct s D n. daily, s1eep' snn-
Passenger -,h sots that this train runs - iaF
sp''''s'''As SSs sEw roRx.
,..v, WASN'T a xtop daily ~ . sS p m. ,,
TSs, ,a.. is 10, Nsts yo-k rnsss"ss's t1ssssset..
FOR BALTIMORE. s.-s..
t.~vs Wsssisstop At $50 .. m, II ID .. 6.,Sp
ESP M. 7np. q and $50 .. m. .sxcspt aunn::
4. sssa.- st 81. n;:ss NJ rs .ad sDy n.
Ls.,. Wsshiuxtou .t 80 y m. and 3, l.l5 and Sc
N asa,, ..esp, Sunday. -
ri Tiespts':old sld 70 Il, points wfsr. and sassas.
s&seFed d-nnsh
FOR ANNAP0LIS
Leave ~a:ninssoo At 6sa =. m. snd 4.@ D. n
no train For Auunpolls ON Eunday.
ssep N 20 .hroust 70 Nav Yors ~iaaoai eiaas.
iieep,nx eafs on e,s, ana S.sp ?: N. rr.ins Berth.
san ne ..cuI Sd until 2, daily at the ticket Of.
Gee AFTER that hour thay must be secured "f the
Tie arsf and nth trains stop :. all .sy points
The p m train stops ouIy at sisde5sSurs.
House aa5fv. except Sunday
On aundav ~ stnsa af all way points
PARTICULARS NOTICE.
Pns..,x.rs vin el.ase observe that the ,. %.
s.nSas Or sunday i run. 70 gsh:ys,: I Only: A,.o
thsf the t~ais faksS were fo~t pdsssnfs~S
o1tD ,,..... =, A., .,,a
.pp, 5pG'1s' sS daS RSSNTz ..sn. Il wasS
'nsfon or e. shs Tioks, + Once , r-+.,,.,
l. " COLE GENERAL Ticket Agent 3e 20tf
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Try the celebrated
PLANTATION elTTERs,
which are now recommended by the highest medi-
cal sathoritiss. aud warranted to produce an i'm
pssdrai. beneficial effect They exceedingly
agreeable. perfectly pure, snd aust supercsds all
other tnuics where healthy. gentle stimulant il
required
They purify strenst and invigorsts.
They create q healthy appetite.
They are an antidots TO q change of water and
diet
They overcome effects Of dissipation and late
hours
They siren gtbsn the system, and enliven the
mind.
They prevent missmatic and inter mittent fevsrs
They purify the breath and acidity of the
stomach.
They cure Dyspepsia and Constipation,
They cure DIarrhes. Cholera. and Cholera
Morbus
The, cure Liver Complaint and Nervous Head
ach
Trey maze III. weak strong, the languid bril-
liant. and are Exhausted natures great restorsr.
The, are composed of the celebrated calisay.
bark winrergreen. sassafras. roots and herbs. all
sr.s.ryed IN perfsctl, pure at CroiI rum. For
,srt,eul.rs see circulars and testimonials around
each bottle
Beware Of imposters Examine every bottle.
See that IL has ID. =. Barnes signature on our
vat. & Stamp over the cora. With plantation
.rsn.. and onr 6rn signature oD a fine steel plate
ugrsv1ng oD sids label See that oar bottle is not
,ssl,.o with spurious and delsterious stuff We defy
,ny p.rsop TO match the taste or character of sur
vooas Any person pretending to sell Plantation
p,,,s,s nv the gallon or In bulk, is an impostsr.
g..s,, only in our cabin bottle, Any person
,,tsupx this bottle, selling any other material
thsreip. seethsr called Plantation Bitters or not
4, criminal under the o. 9. Law. and win be 40
,rcs.cu,ed by Us We already have our eye on two
parties RI rine bottles &c.. who will succeed
1 in .sniny themselves into close quarters. The
! demand for Drsse's Plantation Bitters from -.
serR,men merchants. &c. is perfectly Incredible
The sim pie trial of bottle is tn evidsucs pre-
NJ OF their worth AMI superiority. They are sold
IAN r.spestshis druggists. xrocers. physicians.
bofels. saioops, steamboats, snd country stores.
r. II. DRAKE Il co.,
ug2-ec3m 202 BROADWAY. NY.
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NTARINI'S FASHIONABLE DANCING ACAD
H ENVY, a
TEMPERANCE HALL, A
street, between 9Th and lUth SITS. kA8
DHILP & SOLOMONs'
PATENT MANIFOLD

O.
L PATENT MANIFOLD
The Greatest improvement ever made in Army
No other writing materials needed ON the march.
in action, or recon noissancesl
Bound substantially in leather. Price 81 50 each.
FhEE BY aAlL SEND Tor specimen book. Made
~ PHIiP 1 soIoMoNs, Army statiouers,
oc i9-eoIw 332 Penn. avenue.
- The subscriber takes this method ~ ~
of iLf'rming Families, Suffers apd theISN1AA
public generally. that having been SAD
trOnage he has recently. az consider
able e1 pense. much exteT ded and enlarged his es-
tablishment thereby giving him increased facili-
ties. 10 meet the regal irements OF his friends.
Pledeng himsel' to supply as heretofore, emily the
very best stock ceaniy hsndled and at mo crate
prices. be confidently solicits a ontinuation of
OYSTERS STEAMED, and by the gallon, can be
furnish at short notice, and the a,tar delivered
promptly as usual in any Hs1t 9t ths WxysrR
Corner 10Th st. west and s. north. one sauare
north of the Kirkwood House. ocI9-eo7t'
QRPHANs' COURT OF THE DISTRICT OF
GOLUMBIAIJn ths matter 0ftte PETITION of M.
reported 'hat he sold al the interest aud title of
Margaret NJ Queen, his ward and also the in
tsrest ar title of Joanna Queen, widow of Barney
one half lot two In square one hundred and TWEEN
ty.two, as laid down in the plat Of Washington
Glty tho with ell and sssnar the
said proceedings, to Allison Nailor, for one thou
sand and fifty dollars and that said Allison Nailor
day Of October. A: D., iss4, ordered by the court.
tnat the said sale he. and the same is hereby rati
fed and confirmed, nnless cause to the contrary be
provided copy of this order be published in the
kbysnns sa ssx three tmss Tesk pgF sSTs
oc 7-aogt* z. c. ROBBINS Register of Wills
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ADJUSTMENTS.
F0RD'S NEW THEATER
Teath sire ct, abose Psnnsylvania asenue.


FORD'S NEW THEATER
Teah sire ct, abose Psnnsylvania asenue.
JUNIUs BRUTUs BOOTH,
THIS EVENING. October 2s.
BY particular desire, in Tom Taylor's Play Of
RETRIBUTI0N
- Or, Husbands Revenge r.#
Received on its first repr sentati N with loud ac-
nations of deli ght.
He Will also appear for the first time here in
new COMEDY by Morton, eutitl.d
SHE WOULD AND HE WOULDN'T,
supported by the fayorite Actress.
MISS ALICE GRAY,
and the entire company.
During the evening, the Orchestra, under the di-
rection of Prof. VIM. Witnels, Jr., will perform
GRAND U. s. MILITARY QUADRILLE.
composed expressly for the Winter Garden, N. Y.
oy Robert Stoapel, Esq. and kindly presented by
him to Mr.. ]. T. Ford.
9ROvEK'S THEATER
Pennsylva ania Avenue. near Willard q Hotel
THIstTUEsDAY)BVE Oct. zs 1854,
Second nj sht of the engagement OF the Favorite
MR.. DAN SErCHELL,
who was received last evening by Lars &c and fash
stra' ions OF the heart,est delight.
MIR SETCHELL will appear again to- n; eht in
two of bis funniest characters
First, in the Delightful Comedy of
MARRIED LIFE.
AS MR. HENRY DOVE.
The performance will co clnde with
THE MUMMY.
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u. MILLER L Co.,

n u. MILLER CO.,
AGENTS FOR THE QUOTA OF THE DISTRICT.
No. 5l1 Ninth street west, nesr Pennsylyania Az
MEN, MEN MEM
Always ready to be mustered for one or three
yesrs at the most reasonable prices.
Known aSD Az Hsf.sI KELiABLE' fh ' 0'hsf' As AXE
N. Runners and others in the business most
Nh. MILLER,
sep3 3.2m Justice Of the Peace.
EOR sALE-An OMNIBUs LINE consisting of
~ .ius runs from me Navy Yard 1laE&S
sss.f S.s' Il: Navy "a
y - SUBSTITUTES
Can be had at the old established Office, 500 NEW
JERSEY AVENUE opposite the Depot of the D.
30. Railroad . vf.Hs oc3 2wt
WHAT TO EAT, AND HOW TO COOK 1T
w Miss -Leslie's New Cookery Book; Young
HouseksePsr Friend; The he Hons h:li Msnagsr.
Domestic Il a ssa yo!l Rans"iph
Virginia Co.h Book; Mrs Hals's Re ,siPts for the
sousssite; Ss Tesssmsisr SD Domestic Eeonony-Isn
don; yvesetsble Omeletts and CsnfectioneryaaLon-
DOM The Confectioner, sugar Boiler, ana Pastry
o @pis s0'-1'"N0n' FRANoK TAYLOR
IRON PARIs-Aide Memotrs d'Etat Major;
Campaxpe; Biblistnaque dn soldat, with maps;
ST. genes Miiissirrs ct RUS de aaerrs, vols.
Instructions Pratiaue du Marecbal Bugeand pour
les troupts en- Campagne: Osvalerie INSTRUCTION
de Tir Memories Sur les Principe. de l. Strategic;
1rsval indyiduel dams la Csvalerie; BIB ,iotheQne
du sous Officer de Gaysierie; Lslobbe: Co9rs de
Topogrs phic; Traits sur le Service de pInfan-
terie legere en- Cam paene.
ocl FRANCk FAYLOR.
SEMMIs CRUISE OF THE ALABAMA AN
HeCMrER Ie- - Z, - > +
yneo'asby Legend. Q vols. new edition.
Chittendt MS Debates of the Peace Convention Of
1881, IS ~ 80 II +Ni5
Maibe'R Ancient Law -.--. ..-s = ........ ..
DWisbth Modern Philolcgy. -
OooEe's Religion and Chemistry. IS
Tuak erman a Hmerica and her Commentators,
oc ia . eT.G FRANCK TAYLOR.
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AMUSEM ENTS.

THE LEADING AMUSEMENT TEMPLE,
TIE LEANING AMIsEMENT TEMPLE,
ERE ffs;Bis$ 4E&fEs
ThE ThE sksAE sksAE srAk srAk SSsPAEy: SSSSssPASy
{RE {RF SkEAT SkEAF siAR srAk SSoMMb4Ey: SoMb4Sy:
The TIE SRr SREaT srAR sr ccooMMPPAANN9Y. coMPANY.,
4 & SsEAE EAf Ezs %SSfB, %SSfP %SsFS,
& 8; ;$sE ESE F$E $SstB:: $SkEB:: $SsEB:
SPLENDID BALLETS,
SPLENDID BALLETs,
SPLENDID BALLErS.
LAUGHABLE FARCES.
LAUGHABLE FARCEs,
LAu9HABLE RARCES,
LAUaHABIE FaRcEs''
EXTRAYAGANT BuRLEsQUEs,
ExxTkayAsAsT ExTkayAsAsT sTEtEsaaggEEs: sTEtEsagEs::
ELkGANT E1.EG Ant PANToMIMEs, PaNToMI y MEs,
HEH$SsF HEH$$sF fzs$SHfHES: ffsFSHiHES:
sFERt1SG sFERtISG BkAMAs,, PRAMAs,
ST STTERRLING IB DBaMMass.
sFftkt1sG sFtktIsG Bk4M4s: BE4M4s::
ETaioPiaN sSIIRRsEs,,
ETHIOPIAN S0IREES,
EFH19P1AS EFH19P1AS s91kEEEEs. s91sEEs.,
SONGS, DANCES. EX1RAVAGANzAS,
soSss 9N BBANGEs BANGEs sxxFkAyyAGAANNzzAAs sxFkAAyAGANzAs
sokGs sGNGs BANGEs. EXTRAVAGaNNzzAs' &
AND THl MOST PLEASING.
ANDTHE MOST PLEASING,
AsP AsPFHE The MSsF sSsF PhEssINs:: PhsasINs:
ANB PIyERsIE4ED PERs9sMANGE
AND Al D1vhssifIED DivhkfED PEkFoRaANo1 PRfoRMAN1
TO BE EoTND CITY,
TO BE FOUND IN TIE CITY,
TO BE FOUND IN THE CITY.
sTRASGEks sTRaNSERs Mak MAKE S9FE9F
S$kzSSfks s$kSS$Eks SzkH SzkE SSES s
CITIZENS MAKE NOTE OF IT.
Citizens MAKE MOLE 9tIT,
GITIzEss G1F1zEss MAZE MAZE N9FE S9FE 9F oF1T 1T
t4P!ss tAPEss MAZE MAkE sSEE s9EEsEIT:: g +:
LADIES MAKE ANOTEOF IT,
tAB1Es kABIEs MAKE MAKE 4 SoFE9F NOTE 9E IT:
B9N, B9Nr # FAIt TO TO VISIT The The GssAT
DON'T FAIL To- VISIT TIE GREAT
DON'T BAIL TO VISIT THE GREAT
DON'T FAIL TO VISIT THE GREAT
CANTERBURY MUSIC HALL
CANTERBURY music HALL.
CANTERBi RY MUSIC HALL.
CANTERBURY MUSIC HALL
ASP ANP FaEATEk: TaEATEk:
AND THE1TER,
AND THEATER
A MONsTER ENTEhTAINMFNT,
A MONSTER ENTERTAINMENT,
M0ESTkR ENTERTAIN NEWT.
4 M9kssFEk h9ksFER EsThsFifsTssT: EsFssF n TsET
AT OHEAP PRICES,
AT CHEAP PRICES,
AT CHEAP PRICES,
AT CHEAP PRICES,
AT CHEAP PRICES
LOOK ATThE ATTRACTIONS,
LOOK AT TIE ATTR ACTIONS,
LoOa At The aTTTRacT1oNs.
AND JUDGE OUR ABILITY
ASDJUDGE OUR ABILIrY
INDULGE Qua ABILITY
ANDJUpGG OUR ABILITY
AND JUDGE OUR ABILITY
GIvEA PERFORMANCE,
TOGIVE A PERFURdANCE,
TO GIVE PERFORMANCE,
TO GIVE A PERFORMANCE,
TOGIVE PERFORMANCE.
WORTHY YOUR PATRCNAGR.
WoRThY YOUR PATRONAGE.
%W9kTHY %9kTHY YoEk YoEs PPAFk9SAGEE. PAFk9SAGE.
WORTHY YOUR PATRONAGE
Second week of the beautiful and accomplish
CHRRRY BELLE,
CHERRY BELLE.
who viii appear every nj ghr this week in the grS
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CTIAM BOILEk AND STEAM POTS for salsa
Jersey ~, 40 t-ts g.. oc l6St
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3.

Persons of sedentary habits troubled with weak
ne ., lsssitude. psIpitstion Of the heart, lack o
Appetite. distress after eating, torrid liver. con
stipation. &C., seserve TO suffer If they will no
Try the celebrated
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DY GREEN il WILLIAMS. Auctioneers.
ID No. 526, corner of 7th and d streets north.
CHANCERY SALE OF VALUABLE REAL ES-
TATE

oHANcERY SALE Of T.Tt VALUABLE REAL Es-
the aaed On 2Gns dsy
nsy ID i psisssd pass in Ssttss certain
Csssin rru.tee. comp plainsot, and John Williams.
AM TIE %ndersiFnsd rs Trustee Tl on MON
oeoek p ms in font nj Of the pfsmises, ppoceed Proc 70
sell all that lot Of ground situate in tho city Of
bered S; Alss, the east seven feet eight inches
G SAID
Lot; sonsI'ting Of large three story Brick Dwell.
e. the real estate of the late Commodore Stephen
The property is situate nn north street, be-
tween Twenty and Twenty seventh streets
wesr, fronting 81 f-st and inches on street and
extend nR back with that uniform width t57 feet
feet S 70 nsnss tS
tin Z of ssie sW0;l the balance to be paid in two
esu. instal% en.s st six and t~slse months Iom
Day Of SALE and I'D TIE payment thereof to be secnFsd
II he t.rms o. sale be not complied with within
the right to sell the property, at the risk and
cost of the defaulting purchaser, by adverti-ing
aas CITY Of
s~. ss aRrfs Tizsiaa WEEK. xss::
A UoTIoN SALE OF ooNDEMNED HORSES.
QUARfRRMAsfER Gkg. g OFFICE. 1Sr DIVISIoN,(
WAsHISeros City October I. 1884 {
WIN be So. at Public Auction, to the highest
oidder, at the time snd places named below viz:
MifHin, Pennsy lvsnia, tn URsDAY October ls.
Eb4 -''
Wilmington. Delaware. THURSDAY, October %,
lSS4 ~
York. Pennsylvania. THURSDAY, October n,
TwO HUNDRED CAVALRY HORSES q, each
place.
the cavalry service of the army.
For road and farming purposes, many good bar
Gains may be had.
Horses sold singly. Sales to commence 1t 10 a. m,
Terms cash, In United states currency.
By order Of the Quarter muster Central.
JAMES EKIN,
Colonel in charge LIST Division, Q. g. o.
oc 26t
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FOURTH WARD STATION CAsxs-John Col.
lins, drunk; Samuel Cudilp, dlsordsrly; Tnos.
G. Summerviils, drink; Geo. Hilsley, Lewis
A Craig, Mary Judge, ]. Judge, do; James
Bacon, asleep in street; dlsmiss-d. Hester
Caldwell. drunk and disord,rly; S3 So John
Rlchard dson, disoroeriy; S3 5S. Henry Shoa,,
malicious mischief; S5.;a Charles Bothwrl,
drunk; 81 5e: Patrick Sullivan, violating COW
law; sass. Michael Ragsn, do IS James
Smith ard John Smith, fighting; W % eacn.
Celia McAilestar, grand larceny; laii ior
ceurt. Thoma Williams. DO hfli ior neSrine.
Lewis Franses, drunk; $l5s .Iohn hicnard-
eon, assault and battery; Dali TOT court.
Amanda q ihson. petit larc"ny: for hearing.
Dennis Hall, grand laceny dismissed Harry
R,iscoe. Grand larceny; dismissed E F. Noble,
suspicion Of grand larceny; bail tor court.
NirhnIas Never, buying stolen property and
tionrsd Gray, grand larceny; dismissed. Cath.
arine Little. vagrancy; do W. Boyle, drunk;
Co ss Also, carrying weapons; dismissed.
Albert Weisbaker, beating his wife; bail for
neace. Also, drunk aud disorderiy; Sl.5e,
tJhrietian Rupert and Francis Cole, obstruct.
ing street dismissed. Johanna Oonnors, Vi
oIatipg COW law; st.ss. Geo. W Clarke, grand
larceny; dismissed. Robert Rsiney, violating
city law; Slo6sg Charles Oaton. drunk and
disorderly; military. Charles Murphy, oh.
suuctng street; sass. ,-, ..-.-.--s : z=--,-
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Lords, Ladies', Peasants, &c.
For Synopsis of Scenery, Incidents. &C., see bills.
First appearance of
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First appearance Of
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yorite.
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SPLENDID BALLET TROUPE
SPLENDID BALLET TROUPE
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TWENTY TWENTY sH.H$1;Et sE.B$I;Ee taBE.s: t.BE.s::
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ik $Sik S $ss $SsS$:B fsss$$$s$s fsssss$$$
r YnkpWARps np% aEs oR EIETy ACTS
- BVERY NIGHT,
. EVEkI NIGHT -
YOUR HOURS ENTERTAINMENT
-FOUR HOURS ENTERTAINMENT.
Ladies. con forget our regular r.. ,..-. .,-.
SATCROAY ART4RNOuN MATINYD,
When bill specially arranged for our sccommo
Cation viii be presented.
PRICES OF ADMISSION.
Parsuetts, Balcony, and Gallery -. = cents
yfeoVesSh CDAb - o0O ~
Reee,s ed 0rehestrA seats. Ats.....>--.-.--.W rs cents
lever Private Boxes, holding six persons. e %
SY1yI oAIcony no1es.: -..--.-.->~..-..-->-- - D
einSte ssa.s in Balcony Box.. ~ 0Q
! Private Boxes and Reserved Seats can hS secured
from 10 In thu unoPnfuS till m A7F 8FlH : .tf
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Ladies. cop t forget our regular r.. ,..t.,-
SATURDAY ART4RNOUN MATINEE,
When 8 bill specially arranged for your sccommo
dkti0n win be presented.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-03-01

taken By tho hand ss much and wei he from Ger
many or from the Emerald Ise. lie believed that were
VIC truly friendly 20 the black man he would be the
frmcst fiopd qn1 defender OF Government and Of
oa selves Let us do justly by this people end tie God
Of Justice would do justly By us.
Hr. TagODoRE TiLToS was also called ont, and 5poSc
as follows;
Dr. Tyng thought you called for him becase he was q
AboltIonist Of long standing and suppose you sum.
one OF the still longer staading. Laughter.l Now.
after hearing from Engshman what have heard to-
night L take tho lines which LORD Cha'nain' qno'in8
from Matthew Prior. sali once OF America, and say
them now Of England:
80 to her faults htie blind, a.
Re to her virtuea very kind. tApp'ause-H
Shah undertake 10 add anything to tire noble WORDS
snokcn here .uigt for Tihertyf No. Go home ana
tell your children that you heard in ono night TWO ora
lips and the who taught craftsmanship Abraham
Lincoln. lGreGt applau3c.1
After the adjournment OF the meeting. very large
number of people pressed upon the platform 10 tender
their personal congratulations 20 Mr. Thompson.
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CITY ITEMS.

ENLARGEMENT or THE NSEcASTrLE DipnARy.
"A branch Of the Mercantile Library wy; bc opened by
the Association Today at the corner Of Broadway and
Twenty-sisth street. all the opportunities for in
teilcctua mproy cnent afforded at the main build
ing win be gfslabe to members at the new location
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AND
DISEASES RF<0LTiNG FROM

DISEASES RF-s0LTiNG FROM
DISORDERS OF THE LIVER
AND DIGESTIVE ORGANS.
AND WEAKENED AND DEBILlTATsD Ph.x,.
BECOME Renewed WITH ALL THE
ylGoR OF HEALTH
The reputation of this preparation Is net Of IA, ,
mouth year Is il confined within limited sn.
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OBSERVE THE FOLLOWING SYMPTOMS.
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Acidity Of the Stomach Neusea, Heartburn Dsgdn
for Food Funess Weight in the Stomach.
Sour E.uc...isrs Sinking or Fluttertss ct
the PIT of the stomach Swimming Of
the Heed, Hurried and Diaical.
Breathing. Flu,teriny
at the Heart
Choking or SuHocsling
Sensations when In c lying
Posture, Diianess Of Wis
ion Dots or
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and Dull Pain IA tho Head, Dell
cheney Of Pers qirution, Yerowness ofths
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VEGETABLE EXTRACD
4 PURE TONIC,
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and canuol slousy Introduce the vice Of drunkenness ss
tie bosom OF your ianiesso your wife, your ch,rst
your friends .sS.
Red lhe testimony Of tie most respectsble peope-pSn
OF character and who
CAN ALWAYS BE FOUND.
WE WILL Pay eleco
any that viii produce Certificate published by u
e. Do; GEsUivs.
NETWORK TESTIMONY.
from John p. Wica T.ha.n, esq, lrm Of Wicier.hssb
Huchson tho celebrated Of fancy rcn Hk
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Tho bright black eye, tho melting blue,
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Bar that. deGres. all the rtac,
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