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Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-08-03
House Furnishing
AsD
Retail Department,

In our House Furnishing Department
We have fall stock Of
Carpets, Oil lotas, Mattirgs.
Rugs, Mats, Window Shades
Wall Paper, Curtain Damask. Lace
Curtains, COrnices, Table Oil
Cloths, SC, &c, making the most
complete stock to be found in
EvanSt lille.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-08-03

Figured Silks and Taffetas.
Our stock Of Fancy Braids and
Ribbons, both quilted and plain,
is large and well assorted. Also
a full line Of Scoth and domestic
Ginghams on hand at the most
reasonable rates. Prints, Bleach
ed and Brown Cottons are at sell
ing figures, ard We do not pro-
pose to hold Goods too high TO
sell rapidly.
Call and make your purchases
before the cheapest have been
taken.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-08-03
DOMESTIC
DRY GOODS

Ever brought to this market, consisting
of
Brown Sheeting and Shirtings.
Bleachsd Goods. American and
Foreign Dress Good. Prints. Cash.
meres, Sstinetts, Tweeds. Cotton
AIDES, Linens and Ginghams, Gloves
and Ho iery, &C., &c. Also q full
stock Of Notions.
These Goods were all bought before
the great advance in prices, and we will
guarantseio sell as low as the sane hind
OF Goods can be bought in any market
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-08-03

And its attendant train Of symptoms, II acts more
like a charm thaH medicine. There Il nothing
In the range Of the Materia Medlca, that for mo-
ment bear comparison with Il IN this disease.
full account Of this wonderful plant may be
found in the nth edition Of the o. s. Dispensato-
~. pages 1887 and 1855
series Of experiments In which DR.. Bull has
been for years engaged, has just hncn brought to
successful termination, and he is nos enabled 70
offer to the public combination Of Cedron, with
other approved tonics, the whole preserved Ia the
best quality Of copper distilled Bourbon whisky,
which he Is confident has no equal in the verdi
He might furnish volume Of certificates, but
the public have long SINGS learned 20 estimate
things at their true value. The safest plan H. for
every one TO test for himself the virtues Of a new
medicine. Give
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-08-03


DRY GOODS.
Stair CarpetIng al old Prices.
I'VE HAVE FEW STAIR cARPETTEG
w left, wkieh We sell Of at last years prices.
sCH4PKER & BLESSING.
No. 70 Main Street.
Next to Cooks Grccsry.
Honor the Fourth.
A LARGE STOCK OF FLAG = WORTH FROM
II ave cents to forty dollars piece, Just reesiT-
ed and selIing cheap At
SCHAPKER BUssIEG,
No 70 Main Street,
Next 70 Cooks Grocery.
Bar fem Ont.
A LARGE STOCK OF MOSQUITO BARS JUST
II opened and selling cheap at
SCAHAPMER& & BUSTING,
No. T3 Main Street.
Next 70 Cooks Groesry.
Keep Cool.
A LARGE STOCK OF PALM LEAF FANS
Il just received at
ScHAPKER BUssINGs,
No. IS Main Street,
Next to Cooks Grocery.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-08-03

SILK MantIllas and SOrmner ShaWIs.
HTE WILL SELL OFF OUR STOCK OF SILK
W MATTHIAS and sormner shaKls at old prices.
They were bought wbeR goods wers cheat, ana
cheap we will sell them.
SGHAPKEE BUssTSG.
No. = Main Street
Next 70 Cooks Crorsrv
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-08-03
REMOVAL.
TH0s. @. MAGHEE

HAS REMOVED HIS WHOLESALE MANU-
II featuring Establishment 70 No. FIRST
STREET, below Main. he has 3 large AMI ele-
gant assortment Of H0sae-saad- Work - ane a.
the finest guaranteed a. 8 gsod - the lest" and
ior sale as cheap a. the cheapest" and little
cheaper
His entire stock consisting Of fine Buggy
Coach, and Carriage Harness, Light TrofffnE
Heavy Wagon, Dray, aud Express Harness, sad
diess 10 eudless variety, Brides - all kinds, In
any quantity, Collars Gfrths eur-iHrIes Cbeek
Lines, Military Work; 10 short, everything IN
bis line, from uams strap 70 =. Monitor sad
de has been manufactured uader his inme.
date supervision, by skiilful aad sxp~fisnces
work men, and is now offered to the trade Al
EASTERN PRICES. Being able to COMPETE enc
eessfaiIy Eith anything in the market. IN style.
nnish, Durability add price, be only asks trial.
teii AAu examine Tor yourselves ara
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1864-01-23

ton of the free States; but / never dream
ed of mobs IN the citysof New York, or a
eowaFdly submission to them, or of actual
uprisings In the States of the Northwest
against the Government. We perceive
plainly enough, now that all is past, how
these reverses strengthened.us and wesken-
ed the foe; how these mobs aud uprisings
gave increased power to the Federal Govern
ment, by knitting together the loyal hearts
of the nation. Rising In consequence,
above petty jealousies and narrow preiudi-
ees mounting up to the high level IF the
occasion, one of the proudest ever present.
ed to man by the living God, and infusing
into the common heart all the fire Of the
spirit Of earnestness and enthusiasm, TEE,
People, IN triumphant voice and with in
yincible power, hushed into silence that
traitor sympathy, and blackened with infamy
that traitor action, which had Knocked their
loyal viii, and de6ed loyal Government.
The Pilot at the helm bore steady hand,
and mad clear eye, and, better and drawer
yet, an honest heart. His ear was open and
he listened with eager intent to learn the
wish and will of the people; and as they
gathered around and cheered him on, he
moved forward, until, with his last procla-
nation, he cuts up the very root of rebel
lion, turns into dry ashes the&ael of sedi-
ton, and leaves not spark of FIRE to kin
die it.
There IS power In events; they channel
out their course in defiance of strong gov
ernments, and the iron will of despots, as
though they were brittle glass. The drift
of the events of our day and our country
swell with resistless volume IN behalf of
universal freedom. But President Lincoln,
seeing, yet not trusting this unseen, though
mighty agency in human affairs, determin-
ed to clineh all by positive Legislation and
specification; for no good so great as Lib
erty can be won or preserved without law,
and no evil so deep and so dangerous as
slavery, can be checked or crushed except
by law.
Good omens cheer US. There is not
token which does not promise to us a sure
victory. Thus, new morn is opening, re-
vealing to US in brightness and glory re-
generated Republic Let US, then. uphold
the Administration and the Government.
Let US concentrate all of feeling and of pur-
pose, and know only our cause. Let as, by
the noble spirits gone, by the sacred blood
shed and the countless treasure spent, by
all that is holy in the past aud hopeful in
the future, stand firm for OUR COUNTRY.
THOMAS CARNEY.
TOPEKA, January 18th, 1864.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1864-01-23
JAMEs ?. APPLEcATE,

- STOVES, Quitting Goods, manufacturers
of Tin, Copper and Sheet Iron Ware, at whole
sale, as low as IL St. Louis. Tin Roofing, Gutter
ing and al kinds of Jobbing TO order.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1864-01-23
Notice to Creditors.

4 Ii persons indebted to the undersigned are
"A requested TO come forward and settle their
accounts 1851 WASKEY & HURST.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1864-01-23
r. /. FRAZER,
Matchmaker and JeWeIer,

DEALER IN Watches, Clocks, Fine Jewelry,
II Silver and Plated Ware, RevolveEs, Fancy
Goods, and Yankee Notions, Eldridge House
Lawrsnee, Kansas 81
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1864-01-23
A DUN.

Ii persons having unsettled accounts with
II the Undersigned viii plelse settle the 50 me
prior 70 January oh 1864
dse2Gtf IL. PERLEYs Agent
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1864-01-23

a regiment of cavalry 70 serve for three years or
during the war.
The regiment to be recruited In the State Of
Kansas, and this authority is given with the con
dition that the regiment is to be completed within
thirty DAYS. II Is understood that you have now
about five hundred men recruited for It
The organization must conform to the require
ments Of General Orders No. TO- eurre3t series.
ON tie s djutsnt Generals Office. al officers
VIII be commissioned BY the Governor Of Kansas,
on gouT nomination.
All Inusters into service viii be made By the
United States mastering officer for the State, and
in accordance Par. 66, Revised Mastering Regu
iations.
Recruiting Lieutenants viii be appointed IN
der General Orders No. IS. Of 1862, from the War
Department; so soon as the appointments have
been issued the names Of the officers must be re-
ported to this Office.
l am, General,
Very Respectfully,
Your Obedient Servant,
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1864-01-23
Provost Aiarshal GeneraI.

This order made the Governor of the
State the mere clerk of a Major General. It
not only disregarded all usage, custom and
law, but it invaded right. protested
against it. The result of my action was
modification of the order. The order as
modified. reads:
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-04-05

METROPOLITAN FAIR.-The Committee
WI Music beg that at the opening 81 the
Union squa Building the 5th inst the splendid
steel Church Bell presented by Messrs MAYOR Co.. valued
. 600. vii be rIng give notice Of the opening
orchess 80 20 40 Of the best musicians Of
the city viii perform every night from to 10 OSooi under
the direction Of Hcs.rs Rielel Noli. at tho
UNION-SQUARE MUSIC HALL
(Esst endb
PRICE OF ADMISSION. N CENTS.
The wing extra performances will take place during the
present week, to commence at O'Clock p
TUESDAY, April 5.
GRAND PRObtENADF CONCERT.
WEDNESDAY, April
The celebrated kocal Society known the Ger
man Liederkranz" assisted by several eminent solo per
formers
THURSDAY, AprT
EXHIBITION OF GYMNASTICS By THE GERMAN
TURNER-VEREIN.
FRIDAY, Apnl9,
"PHOTOGRAPHlANA." en- entirely novel .nd highly At
trlctiYe entertainment, by Mr. and Mrs. WATKINS
SATURDAY. April 9,
Handers splendid orstoho. JUDAS MACCABFUS, By
THE NETWORK HARMONIC SOCIETY
For Particulars refer 10 programme which be obtained
at the doors OF the Concert Hall where alone tickets will be
sold
Announcements Of performances TO take place during the
second week Of the Fair will be- made hereafter.
" The Committee Music also desire TO call attention 10
their tad dining the Concert Hail. in the Union
square Buildings where fine Of musical ms ru
OF every description foF sale benefit OF the
Fair WIN sCHARkENBERG, Chairman Com. on Music.
C. r. CHlCkERING,
W. A. POND.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-04-05
HAY-The m.rke, Is firm the demand fair sales Of 7obacs
at 81 20nSl 20 y 100 Ms. ~
MOL ASSfS IL hnn yet hrm we rote sale OF I9J ODa

at 81 k0dS 20 " 100 IDS. 49, .,..,.,
! New Orleans at SIc.
PROV lSIONS-Tbe Pork market Is active, and prices
may BE- quoted shade better, oeng hrn with good in
oury the SPOT 1869 b5s at 81 6i1f2 10 for
Mess l4d S2i IL. for chiefly at the inside
ate but closes the yrcme; 80 15d 2 for new Prime,
and 2f2 for Wc-tern Prime Mess the latter rate for
fancy brand Beefis in moderate request aud firm sales OF
100 Obi. al ti0 SIC for Pan Mess asd $40 25d $ls lor
extra do Tiece Beef firm aud in fair demands sales OF 900
c. At q for Western Prime bless Beet Hams quiet bay
prices are sustained Cut Meats Ia moderate request and
hrm sale. Of ~ pkg al 0d Otc for Shondtrs and Tor
Shot Cut Hams. sud l4c for Dry Sailed do. Bacon s hrner
with little dgng sale, Of 1000 bore, ~ s Gi.c Tor
heland Cut; PIC. for Short Ribbed and l3lal5!c fo
short Clear Lard moderately active and shade better
saes Of 500 bhs md to- for sodi l5idlJ.e for
new aud 3lnlfc. for choice.
RlCI-No.hns Of moment Is doing; prices arc nominal
SUGAR-sw i quiet w have only to note sale OF 200
hhds Cuba a. l5a for fair to good Refined are irn
SEEDS-Clovc5 seed is firm and in limited demand AZ 2D
i2Ic h. Timothy Seed saesble at 3! SI,G+J IL.
bush rs n. Rough tlsI Seed ia hrm ard in fair request
At 8 y $50 ~ 90 y bush. Of 80 lbs
TALON is In limited demand but the market 4, steady
sale. OFF, O0 ' at ne for good Western and III l2ic for
Eastern and City.
WHISKY f. IN good demand and tho market Is quite rn
sales Of 100 bbl al p 81 % for State, and 81 OJG
~ o. for Western.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-04-05

To Albany by Hudson X. r.. 90 Warren st....7. 10
q. NJ and a s. and lO:1np. Sunday train... 5t2 ?.
10 Albany BY Harlem Il. r.. Roth -. 4tllay.lO m.
md f:25 p. Sunday trun. 423 ~
To baltimore, by the Erw-Jersey X. H., foot 81
C0urtltndtst.. and 10 q. IN, y p. m, and /,
midni ght-Snntay u p m
To Boston. by New -Londou line. Pier - \. r.,
Stoningtcn line Pier 49, Is. r., aud Fal River
line Picr D. y. r.. daily Sunday oxcsptedl...... D. m
To Boston by New Haven mr., Springfield
2ithst and 18th a. M. and p. m
To Boston. by New. Haven RR., 2sth-st. aud iin-
ay.. via Shore Lne.......l2I aud IN. Sunday 3p m.
10 Buffalo by Erie RR., foot Of Chamber.
aId w g. m ani p m
TO iaphank. lslp Fire Island. ard other resori,
on Long Island, by L. ]. Railroad. from James
Sip and foot Of Jiths.. +. R........9A and p.
To the est by Prnnsyvs Central Railroad.
foot q Courtlandi w.. a. IA. and q aud y.
Suudi trslu......f r. m
10 TIE Nest by Cen,rA Railroad OF Ncw.Jersey.
loot Of Conrtaudt st..-......-..t a. M u N aud r. m
To PHILADELPHIA. by Nev-l'ney Railroad foot u
Corrtandi u. 7, and ~ q. M, IL M and o. p.
rn and y midnight suudly................... p m.
To- PHILADELPHIA. bN Camden aud AmboY Railroad.
Pier o. \. H. foot 81 Barclay st..........ba p.
To " a.AiugtDu by htw-Jetsey iR. foot Of Cont
i-n0t.-i. aud 10 o. M. y p. aud y midnight
-Sundsy.................. u r.
tor further Information regard 10 Railroad Time Tables
see sdyer'emsnt, IN another pat Of tins Paper
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-04-05
Nnrkets-CAH9YULLY REPORTED YoR THH NJ 7. TKfBusi
Anil

Narkets-CAB1YuLLY REPORTED YoR THH N. 7. TErBu~A
MONDAY, April T. 1864.
AsHEsbe marie, is quiet but steady - d7 for Pots,
and /. 10 ~ fJs Pear.
COTTONThe uarte' quiet srd prcos s tend 70 favor
the Du,er sses bale. tor the low grade. and
zoe. fof strict Miadiugs.
COFFEE is quiet but prices without essential change.
D1 kNOODa scarce, snd TIE market consequently
dull and prices nOmina salos Of 20 tuna Span Wood
$50 cash. The stoch in tr.i hands only 200 tuns Lima
Wood.
FLOUR AND MFAI-The market for Western and State
Flour t. fairly active and all grades are rather hfmer under
light arrivals Trade and Family brands also quito hrn
and in fair reanus the sales bb ct 90 Goa ST 70
for Superhne State 50 90 Us Tor EHtrn do 81 Gas 20
for Fancy do the low grades Of Western Extra 81 25
Y7 80 for Shipping Ohio, 81 Jd 70 90 Tor Trade aud Family
IS hTer aud in demand sacs Of 600 bbs at 20 sd ~ Is
for Extras and III 20d 80 40 for Trade and FAM
do. Southern Flour is scye end tbs market 10 hrm
1909 bbs at 81 0D 90 for 20 isr extra Baltimore
and Country, md S7650sOO for Trade and Family do
Rye FLOUR Is steady and fair request, sales Of $50 bills at
va - TO- Lom Meal is quiet but rn al previous rstoa
OhAlN-Tho Wheat market IL still quiet and prices
nominal in the absence 81 business. OF moment The inquiry
Is mainly iof milling shippers being timd prchsse"st resen.
rate, Tbs sales bush choice Mw autee Amber and
SPiiDg at 81 w in store-an extreme prices IUD do Ned
Western st 81 81 and 900 do common bite Western at
81 tt Barley In light supply, especially FIme snd tho
nnrket Is quiet but hrm Barley Malt dull at o2n Co.
cash and four months Oats fair demand and quite firm
aes Of Canadian At sg0astc; Western at esi aic. aud
State at ssic Rye /, selling slowly a, o 21q$l 2si the
supply small Corn In moderate demand and old IL lower
but new hTm In the absence OF arrivals sales Of IgtO BUSH
~ " 'or old m1ed Western in store and 81 zsdei W
for new Jersey aud Delaware Yellow.
GUNPOWDERi In good demand and prices have advanced
steady at 81 rs.
HEMP-Msnila IL 6ru and ~ moderate request at lsc p
b. The stock on hand comprises 2l5 bl American I'm.
dressed Js DO do. Dressed a7s3 do. Manila. <o do Jue,
and 40 do. ltaiI
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-04-05
100 .lnee Jsn ]. elaeo7ao6 sii.ssll7l s6lsiOl9a

Total since Jan. j. S4JbO'izOo b'',96lfS HbiopIJo
James A. Williams, with Il. C.. Broadhead,
was elected a member Of tlc Stock Exchange this
morning.
The trustees Of the mortgage ON the Milwau.
kee and Prairie du Chen Railway advertise that they
have drawn BY lot $4,000 Of tie mortgage bonds which
they are prepared TO pay of Of par and interest with the
money received from the Sinking Fund. This reduces
the bonded debt Of the from on LIST Of
January to 81 $4,000 at present The operation Of the
Sinking Fund Is reducing the funded debt fast that it
may be safely assumed that the bondhoders will. next
AUGUST md next Febrnary very generally avail them
selves Of the privilege Of converting their bonds
into preferred stock in order to obyatc the rink Of
having them paid off at par by the trustees. Aud the
chances are that next February the entire bonded debt
viii be exinguised and the net income OF the road left
available for dividends stock.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-04-05
lsccc;pts Of Produce.

APRu 2-306 bbls. Flour lg6 bbls whisky 7ooi bbI,.
Corr Meal 10000 bush Wheat 900 bush. Corn J4oJ pigs
Provisions 90 Pkgs Lard, 800 pigs Butter, AZ pks Ashes
6j1 pkgi Petroleum.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-04-05
AIETROPOLTTAN FAIR.-The FAIR vii

METROPOLITAN FAiR.-The FAIR will
~ 4 be opened with appropriate ceremonies MONDAY, April
The doors viii be opened half and the ceremonies
will be commenced at o'clock Upon thi. occasion the
br viii be- strictly limited by the capacity Of the
buildings. The Union square Department will be opened
TUESDAY. 5th April At p a, which time there will be
entertainments for children
GENERAL ARRANGEMENTS.
The Fair will be opened at II o'clock and closed at
lOi O'Clock p There will be three l4h-st,
that neare, av reserved holders Of tickets The
erts will b. exclusively l5lht Tickets be OBJ
tanned at the following pares:
Box Office Of Wallacks Thea,er.
No s6 Cedar ST., Of c. q. Jones
No. 10 Asor House, Of 7. V. Rushton
No. IA Broadway, Harndes's Express.
Fifth Avenue Hotel Of Cssyell Mack.
Aud .ller y. IN Monday 18th April, at the Fair Bald
nss ,,
Tickets for opening night r. admitting 10 s psS Season
Tickets. admitting all departments Of the Fair and after
Ap5 IS Tickets for Tuesday day OF exhibition ednes
y 6r.t day Of sales 81 Tickets for Thursday Friday and
Saturday cents The tickets admit tie lth.s and
Union squs;e departments Children under IL will BIO admitted
10 either the departments payment Of Is The
above prices announced for the s week but the Com
tie right 10 change them from day 10 day
may require The prices for the week
will be announced aiter the Il air opens
All goods purchased The Fair viii be dehys cred free Of
charge, but at the risk Of the purchaser.
GEORGE GRISWOLD GRAY,
Chairman Of Committee OF Arrangements
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-04-05

100 RECRUITS WANTED at the recruit
tO ing rendezvous Tompk nsyi'le Staten Island n rst
IsndnE I'LL the quota Of Richmond County FOR which
tire will b. paid In hand 10 ench recruit County Bounty OF
800 exclusive all other Bouur, Parties having uen Ia
charge yet accredited viii please address Box No "
Stapeton L. d. Staten Island.
BY order Board Of Supervisors,
DAVID H. GARDINER, Chairman
a. WfSASr Clerk.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-04-05
Man. close a, the Po,t-Omcs,

For Crest Britain aud the Continent, by steamer
China Wednesday, April III a. IN
For Europe by Steamer North American, Friday
April u p. IN
For New Orlean. by steamer lnOo Wednesday,
April Il 2. NJ
For California. Oregon. Wellington Territory, mud
the Sandwich Islands daily SUNDAYS except.
and ~ p
North--A bsny Buffalo and CaBada....5a aud - p.
North aud West Way o.
Western Mai Wis Ere Railroad ......5s and q ?.
Southern aud South Western Mal.5 M H. u and lC
Eastern a. ui aud % - m
New Toft oil
Tie Long Island Msl closes a. a. m, and " N.
sunday Meils.-On Sunday all mails close al u o.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-04-05
Amnsements.
VXTAIIACK's
TUESDAY.

WALLACK". TUESDAY.
w Twelfth and last time for the presently
PURE GOLD,
In which will appear
Messr. Lester Walak, Charles Fisher Mark Smith DaIy
Motion, Floyd Moore. Brown Pope Psrkes. Williamson
Mrs. oey Miss Madeline Henrique. Mrs Jennings. Mis-.
Csrman and Miss Green
WEDNESDAY-MAsKs AND FACES
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
FRlDAY-SHE Sr0OPS TO CONQUER
SATURDAi-MONEY
VIII shortly be r:peated, WILD OATS THE RIVALS
THE SCHOOL FOR SCANDAL, LOVE FOR LOVE. aud
MARRIED LIFE.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-04-05

METROPOLITAN FAIR.-The Committee
WI on Public Arrangements have the pleasure Of announcing
that BILLIARD TOURNAMENT IN aid Of the funds Of this
Fair has been Organized at the suggestion Of Nh Michael Pie
Ian under whose superintendent u viii take place AZ
IRVING HALL
on the AFTERNOON and EVENING Of WEDNESDAY,
Apilo In this Tournament the following distinguished Bill
Hard Psyols expected to take part:
Nk PHILIP TlEMAN,
Mr.. DUDLEY KANANAUGH.
Biz JOHN SEERlETER,
Mr.. LOUIS FOX.
Mr.. JOHN MoDlyITr
Nr. JOHN DERRY,
Mr. VICTOR ESrEPHE,
Mr. EDMUND NELUMS,
Mr. CHRISTIAN BIRD,
Sir. WILLIAM 0OLDTHWAITE,
Mr.. Ed CAHlLB,
Mr.. MICHAEL FOLEY,
MIR. MICHAEL PHELAN
Mr. Phelsn has challenged tie winner Of the champion cue
the which TO take place the 9TH, TO play
with him on FRIDAY, April the loser 70 pay Que hundred
dollars tho fund Of he Fair Tie receipts iof admission
this day will be devoted the Working Womens Relief As
ISOLATION.
Every facility win be Afforded to enable ladies' enjoy with
comfort these remarkable contests
Tickets Of admission. ONE DOLLAR ,,,,,,-.
Chairman Of Committee on Public Amusements.
NHILDREN'S DEPARTMENT., METRO
" POLIrAN FAIR.
Thl. Department viii open on TUESDAY, April S. with
musical and oraoca exercises by pup Of the Tenth Ward
Schools. under the direction 4 Mr.. George f. Br,tow.
Admission for children under u years OF age, Is cents
For persons necessarily accompanying them ~ Cents
Doors open Of J. To commence at 81
Entertainments exclusively Tor children will take place
daily at ~ o'clock the above prices ID is there
fore Necessary that the Hall be vacated by the public al "a
O'Clock precisely that the proper arrangements can be
made.
For further particulars Advertisement, Of tho Committee
OF the fair on Arrangements. q. W. COTrERlLL.
Chairman Of Executive COMMITTEES
ALsIASpzS HAnLros, Secretary.