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The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1864-03-23
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AVOID NAxKEE I<IrCHEt.

az. ID
Louis have determined 20 reproduce this para
disc Of olten time. The committee say
"The idea il 10 present faithful picture OF
New England farm house life OF the last century
The grand old fireplace shall glow again, the
spiruing wheel shall whiil as Of Old, the walls
shall be garnished with the products oil the Tor
est and the field, the quilting, the donation. ana
the wedding party shall assemble once more
while the apple pairing shall not be lorsotIeI-
and The dinner table. always set, shall be loadeC
with substantial New En- gland cheer We shal
trv 40 reproduce the manners, customs, dress
and If possible, the idiom of the time; m short
10 illustrate the domestic life aud habits OF Tie
people 10 WHOSE determined courage, sustalue'
bv their faith in God, We owe that Govrrnmen
so dear 10 every loyal heart
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1864-03-23

Nothing that is not Wholesome genial and restorative
g nature enters into thu composition Of HOSTEL
rfl:S STOMACH BIITERS. This popular pre- paratior
contains mineral OF any kind, deadly botanical
element; derry excitant. but a combination Of the
extracts Of balsaHc herbs AMI plants with the
pgrest and mdcst of al diif.lsiVs sfimuiants
IL q Wei 10 DE iureArmed against disease. and ftr
the human system De Protected by human means
against malades enRendered by a. unwhOes0nc atm0s
pierre, impure water and other external causes HOS
LETTERS BiTTElis may Pee relied ON as a safeguard
In districts infested With Ferer AMI Age il has been
found iufLlble a preventive ana irresistible AZ q
remedy and thousands who o. u under appreheu
sion II Az attack, escape the scourge and thousands
who neglect 10 avail themselves VI protective quail
ties in advance cured by very brief OF this
marvellous medicine. Fever AMI Ague Patients after
being piled with qunine for months vain until fairly
saturated with that dangerous aka0ii are not unfe-
quently restored TO health within few days by the
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1864-03-23

CULTURE or 0NIoSs-A HINT TO farmers
The extraordinary rise in the price OF onions,
caused by the great demand in our camps and
army hospitals Tor this valuable of all common
vegetable anti-scorbutics, has doubtless sutii-
cientIy indicated 70 intelligent farmers that the
onion crop viii 10 one OF the most profitable
which they can cultivate this season In order
to assist them in this most promising work, We
copy the following hiatt from the communication
OF farmer to a western paper.
The prevailing opinion opinion is that to grow
good onions, the sets grown the previous year
should be planted. This is an error. Better
onions aud larger crops can be grown from seed
than from sets. Tie seed should frst be sown
in hot bed as thick as they can stand. As
soon as the seed Is up, open the beds to
the air and water freely. In April prepare your
ground aud plant the sets from the hot
bed, singly, one by one. three inches asun-
der, in rows ten inches apart If the ground is
very good aad they are wellcultivated, you may
have eight hundred bushels from nm acre.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1864-03-23
HOSTETTER'S. BITTERS

rronce elects which must be experienced or witnessed
before they can be fully appreciated In cases Of Con
s;tutonal Weakness, Premature Decay and Debility
an pccrentude arising from Old Age Il exercises the
electric influence In the convaescnt stages Of ali dis
eases Il operates as delightful nvig0rant When the
seFs Of nature are relaxed Il operates to reeuforc
and n establish them
Last, but not last. Il The Oaly Srfe Stipnl1ut
eeng Manufactured from sound and iunocuous rnaterl
as aud entirely free from the acid elements present
more or less IN all the ordinary t0ucs and stoInaclis
o. the DAY
No Ainily medicine has been so universally, AID u
may De truly ADDED deserveLly popular Wiih fAe intel
.seht portion OF the community, HOSTETTER'S BIT
prepared by HOSrETTER SMITH, Pittsburgh, Pa
Sh by all Druggists Groccrs and StorekeeIsrs eve
ry-hev9 - - sttsTl
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1864-03-23
ANNUAL TAAEs ron 1864.

TIIE ATTENTION OF TAX-PAY-
j Ef- is hereby c-e- e. t-e provisions of tue Uni
t-I -tates Excise Law relative L. The assessment o.
annual ttXrs
Bg th- sixth section of the act rt July j, ls52 t B.
made Tie -ty ~ 4 persons partnerships. uruls as.1-
cltl.s or ri0r4liln-. male liable o. Any annual '-
tv license, tax. J.ors The first AndIy ~ Nay
il each ysar make list get.gu t. Tie Asisttt
SCISSOR ot tle District ssh re lected ~ tie amount o
annual INCOME. the articles objects charged with b.
spe,l4 4il tie t-ll.= W patton liable O. pay
any license
Every person who shall f4ll ~ make such return by
the l8y specified 2ll 5e liable t. be ssed by tle
Assessor according u the best information which he
can obtain and 4 such cas-, the Assessor b. required
% add ly ulr c-ltln 90 the amount ~ tie items o.
/ such list
Every person who shall deliver o. an Assessor Any
false or rr4liutLt list statement, with intent to
lyar The valuation enumeration required ~ laws, D
subject 10 a fac oi five hundred dollars and ia such
case the list viii Doe made ont by the Assessor or ASSIST
ant Assessor ami from the valuation and enumeration
/ 80 u4fe there Gan Doe I'D appeal
Pay o- e. o. dcia.lei Jill fi5 i6.riista DAY
/ y June
Tie appropriate blanks on which 10 make return and
an Necessary information VIII Doe furnished ~ Ephraifa
Lingvear Assistant assessor Tor The fst Division
Auo. Steele Assistant Assessor for the second Divi-
Iea Co whom tIe returns should be- delivered be
fore the first 81 uday Of My
WHITNEY JONES
s. 4 SCISSOR 81 District. Michigan.
March 81. l,t4 aw463
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n COMBINES ALL THE GOOD

IT COMBINES ALL THE GOOD
Qualities Of other frst class Machines aud ppsses-es
many advantages over any and AL u them
J. the simple AID Perfect in its ohAnical Con
strgction o. any sewing Machine yet offered T. the
public AMI t.e ouy capable oi making more tAan
kind o. stitch.
Tue feed nay be reversed at any point desired with
Clt stopping tie Nzchlns
Changes for the various stitches may be made whiis
the machine u IA motion.
IT. stitches are the wonder q AL
The beauty of It's stitch IS unsurpassed
No other covers 50 large range OF Work
Ssws light and heavy fabrics with equal facility
The work viii feed either 10 TIA right or left
Runs quietly s-ws rapidly
NJ difficulty experienced ii sewing across thick seams
4saale tsaqEsJE e 4jiG Is Is 70 tH5t 5he
Every family should have Is Florence -
It's motions arc all positive
vii asst A lifetime
NJ springs to get out Of order.
l. thoroughly practical
The nemmer the most practical Ina
Turns AMI narrow hens, and Viii ien be0uta AT y
Il bfais neatly and handsomely without the Sights
alteration.
The most inexperienced and difficulty i using Il
Oils 40 dresses, AL its machinery being on the top q
the table
EKeN machine warranted
Il viii subst1nt4te All w claim for IL.
a J. vIELE, Agent
Lansing, Michigan 43iyl
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1864-03-23

POULTRY AND POULTEY HoUsE.-My plan for
poultry house is = plan which will be the most
fitted tor the easy management of fowls. az well
as bcing the least expensive For hen house.
II may DO built on one side OF the barn, or if YOU
have no building suitable. get four posts, hew
two sides; kt them be for the high side, say .
feet; for the low side say or feet, which will
be enough pitch Of roof, provided the house is
not more than nine feet vide. Twelve feet by
nine will beslsrge enough for 90 hens Plant
your posts firmly in the earth, so as to keep
your house firm and steady; get second quality
pine or hemlOck boards; nail them Oh length.
wise. hgOs 90 not choose TO get plates, so "a
TO have the boards run NJ ard down. shingle
root w'is-oe-thr trst, though good board or
slab roof y IN do vel -Er
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1864-03-23
HOSTETTER'S BITTERS.

The weak stomach is rapidly nvigoratod and the ap
petite restored hy this agreeable Tonic. and hence
works wonders Ia cases Of Dyspepsia and ~ Jess confirm
cd forms 90 Indigestion Acting = gentle and paiu
less appcT lent well upon tie liver. u also nvarA
bly, relieves The Constipation supernduccd by Irregular
action of the digestive and secreLve organs.
Persons Of feeble habit, liable o. Nsrrous AtacEs
LOrness Of Spirits and Fits Of Languor,
Find prompt and permanent relief from the B.tters
The testimony GA this points most conclusive and from
both sexes
The agony o. BlousCoic is Immediately assuaged by
single dose Of tie stiInulsnt ard by occasionally
resoring 70 IT, the rcurnof the complaint may be pre-
vented.
kz af. al -.r.ta
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1864-03-23

IL viii be seen that the Heshy matter OF red
clover ia considerable more than that of timothy,
and "a the teshy matter is what Is most needed
in the food Of milch cows in order to replace the
waste constantly going on in the production OF
milk, the result obtained from Mr. CApron, il Is
believed is not Oveistated The value of clio
Yer hay s. a a spring feed for cows, il worthy OF
consideration by dairynen.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1864-03-23

TIMOTHY Hay AND CLOvER-wHfcH IS TIE
BEsr roE MILcn Cows With regard to the
comparative value OF timothy and clover hay ioF
milk, Mr. Capron, an Illinois farmer, is cited
who being largely engaged in the milk business,
made an experiment ia order TO thoroughly test
thc matter. All the food was weighed ana the
two kinds alternased with each other once q
tt-hit tihl Ntu-
yer hay uIakes ten per cent. the most milk.
According to the analysis Of Professor Way
the relative nutiitiyc .alue of the two plants dry
il "A follows.
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DROBATE ORDER-State of Michi-


gan county of u-la-1 SIS At session o. lie Pro-
bate Court lr d.. county ot ugl, holden az the Pro
blt- U.lc- Tie village oi Mason. On A1l-AE Tie itn
ss, ~ Mach in the se.- one thousand eight rei
an s.xty-felr PRESENT. u II Il Pllckuey- Judge u
Proa te il the matter cf the estate q Ehl Ewcoli
deceased on r.allag AMI ding The petition duly veri
fei ~ sylvester a. So1e- executor upon said estate
praying among other things Tor license - sell the
rea. estate ot which s-il deceased died seized
Tlare1rgr Dc is Ordered that Monday the 81 Cay q
Nav next 10 II o'clock ia the forenoon. De assigned
for The hearing Of said petition and that IA. heirs a. a''
u Ali deceased al other persons Interested IL SAID
estate ar. required O. appear a. session Of sad Court
then % be holden the Probate Office 10 tie village Of
Mason and show cause a1y there te- why the PRAYER
~ t- petitioner should n9t be- granted ana u is fur
tuer Ordered That -t ti0uer give notice O. TIE per
sons Interested 81 SAID estate 10 Tie tendency u sal
petition aud the hearing thereof by causing copy o.
this order T. Pee rut =hei the Lansing Republican
new spaper printed l circulating sai county % Ing
ham successive week previous 10 SAID day Of hear
ing
IA true COW WI II PlNChNEI.
1.-Two Judge ~ Probate.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1864-03-23

SMOKED SKKD CORS-Now is the time TO hang
your SEED cora IN the smoke house with your
meat ana smoke il thoroughly if you are likely
70 DC troubled ~ith gOphers, squirrels, or birds
pulling 10 up. PRAIRIE Farmer.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1864-03-23
COMMISSIONERS NOTICE. - In

- the matter Of The estate u Anss Adams deceased
Tic 1nlers gne.! having been appointed by tie Hon
William II plckley, Judge of Probate for tho county
0 CHAM ana state u Mi higAn, commissioners 10 re-
ceive. examine ana aljlst ali claims and demands
against the estate afOresaif hereby give notice that
they VII h0 present saturday. The 18th day o. March,
d. ls5+ aBd the l4th dag vi May. lsol, and also,
90 tuesday the - OF August, a j. 1854, at ninc
O'Clock To Ilc forenoon If each day the Office Of Geo.
Par-sus in tbs CITY ID Lansing u said county, for
the purls- o receiving, examining and adjusting such
claims and demands and that six months from the 81
day OF February ls5i has been allowed by tAe said
----' f-~ ~- Gro J. PARSONS,
BEEISE,
4x4f2 Commis sioners
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1864-03-23
AYERS
CHERRY PICTORIAL.

IUt WOIIU y 0ItffL INIIIINtIF IVI
Coughs, Colds, Inciplent Con-
sumption, and for the relief
of Consumptivcp patients
in advanced stages
of the disease.
This has been SO long used and 20 UNI
vcrsally known. that W. need do no more
than assure uic public that as quality is kept
ND % the best II ever has been. and that 1t
MAY iy rcied ON 10 90 an "a IA, ever done
Prepared hv On. !. &. AYrE 81 Co.
Practical and 4naht'caf Chemists,
Lowell. Mass.
Sod by all druggists every where.
r TlAv.r & -.a Forl NW.. s s.tfr0 lra ana
ali DRUGGISTS m lansing Phelps Geo.. Macon.
4Li ail Druggists efeTs AA.rf.
Who slie by farrall. Shelby a g.. Iffrft
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For Sale.

1--WE ACRES OF LAND. DIRECT
Il Lf opposite the residence " Mr. NcKibbin On
Elizabeth Street be bought FOR Five Hundred Dol
lars good horse and two horse wagon taken part
pay Also, 20 acres adjoining city q L.uS.nE being
tbs haH Of north quarter q sec. 3 toxin
north Of range west, DC: bought very cheap By
applying s0on to s HARRIS.
sWsol City Of Lansing.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1864-03-23
EXTRACT BUCHU M
IVPROVED ROSE WASH
Cures secret Diseases

Be- al. ti4lr Stage AZ little Expense
LII. lr II llaa-se Il Dist 81 -u- i-Fel 'e--gs
AID 10 EXTOsJ r.
T. rles r. frequent desire and gives strength o. Lr
% .r thereby Removing OJstrleti1ls Preventing and
Curing -trletur@s 81 the Irattra alias llF Pam Al l-
1urllitlel frs leLt 10 t'e g- 70 diseases ala *
polling all Poi souJ1s, Dis "a aud Morn oAt Matter
u Qulcks and who have paul heary fes o. 1e cures u "a
slr9rt time have isund they were deceived t- I'd ie
POISON las by tAe use II " rovEEF d ASH NsfaIs
been fred UP DO the system. g. break nl' a go -5g
waited form, and perhaps alter fnirr-ilf
- r-L-i-s- r-.---- o--s-- o.. si,l-s .--.4
US ats.s y The URINARY ORGANS whether existing
l MALE or FEMALE from whatever c4-ss originating
4rf no matter ~ How LONG STANDING
DISEASES OF these organs require ue AID of a D4retlc
HEIMBOIDs EXTf.AtT TT Gu j. TIE GREAT DlL
RELIC and b. certain o. have the cs - elect ll al
Disease for whicA D. i- Recommended
Evidence oi the most reliable aud spoons bic cisrac
or vii accompany The me liciae.
Price 81 per bottle, or 6 Jottles for s.
ns.ysred % amy Address securely packed from obser
r1tl0n.
DeseriJe Symptoms IN all Communications.
CURES GUARASTFEDl ADVICE GRATIS
Atcres letters for information %
~. IL. HELMBOLD. Chemist.
l04 south Feminist, bel thesn1t, fti.l
HFIMBoII'- Medical nepot
HELNBOLD's Drug aud 81. -alctl Warehouse,
5gf BryuioaV A,lJ Tort
BEWARE OF COUNTERFEITs AND UNPRINClpIF
DEALERS who enieavOr % dispose ol their own an
BE- other articles on the reputation atttined by
Hembod's Genuine Preparations.
Extract Blchu.
SlTsarArilla.
improved Rose Wash
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1864-03-23

In the South they sell brandy for IS without
or 50 50 with sugar, per drink.
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Females, Females, Females.

IL many afrset0as peculiar o. f-taal-- t-- "a "a
IN C5l- y sn.-g4.-i bv ans other remedy. as ~ t
gels ol l.eisltlll Irs 5girlt1 PAM ~ s-l'
sion q Customary Evael4tl-s L-rer-tri VI 1-l -,-
-tate q the Uterus c1orriot or M-t-s- -tsfllit
ami for al complaints incl teuI u ts sex. whether ais
from i1liscret.o. H4tlls u I=-i-- n, of d. l--s
DECLINE ok CHANGE Of LIFE.
T4se no more Bll-am Mercury or llp----l III y
cil.- f.r unpleasant all 4ngsr.-s ei-.-s7
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1864-03-23

THE peculiar faint Or
infection which we
call SCROFULA lurks
in the constitutions Of
nulundcs OF men. It
either produces or Is
produced BY an cn-
.feeblod. vit.atol state
Of the blood. wherein
THAT fluid becomes in-
scompCtcnt 10 sustain
rthc vitalforces in their
Vigorous action, and
-ieaycs the system -
fall into disorder ard
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1864-03-23
Piano Fortcs 4 HIeIodeOns.
a. u. " = u Il L.

Al III Is NITII hUIN VIl I III
w gsrr % Piano AID SIMMONS e WH-rSEr Atll-
leous u lansing Nch. would cl-- Tie attention n he
re ic G.. bis stock % Instruments u TIC pr-lts- =
al lrrr t.es things are O. te SHEDS IRE
llsl j. . pxrf,r. Au4lcal IHgtrsn. CONT mig every
desirable point ELlll gees 90 make -r melody, ~"
sweetness ease Y lct4C1 -- l-r11-Iy lie ollef q
= possess beautiful and Ornamental piece 30 furniture
both u which are combined M The above lrstr i- Is
Hose xh0 have seen them Will admit that they 4Fe MT
eHceled by any the Market. livery instrument IS
fffv warranted 20 give eltire st-s--ltn, All wl o.
sold 1t Manufactures Prlces-
me Octave Piano with All tie at imGroveHa nis
boz Tor lev days Cal a. The Ky BIOS sore
az a j. WILL
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NCoRPoRArED 1855
CORN EXCHANGE INSURANCE
q o NJ II AMY
NV YORK


o.p.'si aaiaori.-i y sress' Ass 0. n ~ -
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All DRUGGISTS EVERYWHERE.
ASK FOR HEINBOIDs TAKE No OTHER
Cut ont thc Advertisement and send for il,
ftayI AND AVOID IMPOSITION AKIN rvpnSf-rr
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stomach. Liver a Bowels.

Cures Dyspepsia, Liver Complaint
Headache, General Debility,
Nervousness, Depression
of Spirits, Constipa-
ton, Collie, Inter
mittent tevers,
Cramps
and Spasms, and
all complaints of either sex. arising
from Bodily Weakness, whether III
herent in The system or produced
by special causes.
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MUST BE SEEN TO BE APPRECIATED.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-08-18

NENTRAL RAILROAD Of NEW-JERSEY
O-from Pier no. North River connecting at hampton
ia c,iou vita Delaware Laekawsnna aud Western kroad
and Al Laston with Lehign Valley Railroad and a. eennec
lions forming direct line to Pittsburgh aud the Wcst with
Wv 1,fEAT MIDDLE ROUTE TO THE WEST.
s,,x Nile, and Two Hours saved by this limo H. chicago
c;rci,ra ST Lonis etc, with but change oil cara
SUMMER ARRANGEMENTS.
comeorina August l. 1864 leave New York % 10 lows:
HAsTIsguRs ErPAgss-At 6:l0 m, ior Eas,on, itesdms
po,sxiir Es:r,bufg ksuch Chunk, Whkesbsrre. ba IT,
ino,e Hsssrtown Wisnsport Thi. train arrives ct isI
ri,bre A. o. H. connecting East and es on the rensy.
vsnis Central Railroad North and South on the hot 10
C,p,r, Railroad and With the Cumberland Valley Railroad
E.u TrIrs-A, $3.50 for Pennington. Easton, water
Gan Scranton wkesbarrs Great Bend, Pns'oa, Bingham
n 10 TnsrS-Por Easton. Allentown hanch Chunk.
Wikesbasre Whiauisport, Reading Psttsvs harrisburg.
S:@r H-For Easten, Bethlehem. Allentown, and Asseh
Chunk. n -.
I:0yu-For Somervills and flemingson'
6Pn-For Somervle No.. .r-.
no p n WKsrsRs ExpRxss-For Essfon, AlsntoWn
Reading Harrisburg Pitf,bugn and the "esN o'eepins
cars through from Jerssy Guy 10 Piftsooigh ~,
ELIzaDsTHPoRT AND NHwlo fkhn -,
Yors from Iisr No. n. R., t s;l3 mi l. so sne s'
.. Bosis s,op Bergen Point and hAI1 as,s In
Tickets The West cen be obtained s' tns 9noe VIC
Genital h4iIosd ComisaJ, Pier No. y n ~ NO.
asior HoIas No IA Broadway sne al tne 2finep~
koseiG JOSIAH D. oIEAhr0' ssVS'ih''A"sHs
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Real Gs!aie for 5a!c.

4 BEAUTIFUL RESIDENCE on the Hud-
"A son will be ,old TUESDAY, AUGUST AID at 10
v,k. A. b.. al the IouRr House ~ iokEEpsr2, by 0d"r
of tir Supreme Couri b-g ME e~ Eomrstead Ji Jscos
Hiring dec a-ed. embracing abou lfosn Acres dHecy
south Of Cm..ass Landing tie bank Of tho v.r Ilr
Mans IL tgsle.u aud buitsrs good Inc
os OF tho grou.as In the vicinity Of numefoas tne RS.
dcirss cuLn<I.aipg TIN is scenery Il ,ewnnfeh bsf o
~ti few niIsiss wax OF Depot Of tue hudson river
ss.s this Of the most desirable PAGES no" 70
b. bought the at sid. OF he Buy. a,
FOR Slap Of the premises o~T mi rnsiion Apply 70 "a
v. u. FOWLER, 10. " Nal street, NJ I. ~ n. fALkSk'
Referee
Foae-psls, August Is, 1874
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Gr.nsemcnts.
VINTER GARDEA.
w r CONsERyAToRY OF AKr.
Devoted 20 80 Vs3iaeslon al
TRAGEDY
In the perfect form end especsy 10 the culture
Az AMERICAN DRAMA,

Ia the most p,rec form and es2e;sly 10 the culture OF
- Az AMERICAN DRAMA.
THURSDAY tvESIYG AUGUST IL
urd,r trs mana -n-ns of N. ". STUART.
Thu. eas.h"eat be do'as pfm We alonrh. Under .,
Me,f' h-nDr'ei a reI'. ~ ai.-sts o, III cry.
Ihs hose been 'ePsin-J 'id III. r'rhor lebb} 'ad
AL 's s.ss., y pierre, i =, "a. y;
s.s,l,,,. nc Ply Of ron ~. .":r
ha' bcs e,c re.saed. r-wy eari-,ei AID matted new
ehi placed u IN, orchestra nsny inn eove"en. nadc u
tie sia.r, nsrs o: and v-iaion. ord no care Of
rxpendn sraT"d to rerd the house perfect la comfort sd
TIN hr.t -igh; week. viii he devoted comedy and Mr
Stuart has pIrssnrn "a announcing that
IL. JOHN. : CLARKE,
sonounc.d By tho cG v,isd cri les our greatest
comic srst win appear nisi,y y variety 81 his hnmoIan'
charsct,r Ia avore plays AID may new ope'i eoabin'
' CAPITAL C;2sEpplEss ~, -
LAU0nAeLE fARCES
ososi Va" he ,"-s s %St + Ps s, ss ss'. entitled
with the foiown.. d, .ioutioa SfelIacts,s;
Msjor De Bo"s ySs,s E
Festusry C. wALcoT. It.
Fir.t apprarvnr Ia twelve month"; .,.,
Mira ,wandcwn ......"..:.........Ns sEDLti bHo""
Il.r nat ,ppear'ner I this thrai'e u,pvc.pu
Mi, D- D"vt-. ...'.'..'.. S'''''''''''
Alter whion u l,,on-. great psrce cfths
Mr is CLARKE a. COUSIN JOE.
Mrs SYDLEr BROWH - MAkdE3f
These pir, viii 10 presented with entirely scenery oy
Mr RICHARD SAITH - ,-
Ihs compans already embracing Of the most popular
fsTofi'es VI New York. WI nrodnce az the season 20
names d..erv.iy cherished ~ the puahs 10
tueIe!ancs, sud 9th r not before rfos"nssd here
Mr.. stuart has sineer- ea.urs "a .inoancn. thas
Mr.. EDWIN BOOT,
viii col6nc b p-rolmncs. encl"Svey TO this theatre IN
New YmA. and W. spp~li dor h- a N IA series Of Us
great In tie p o. spesrs hcn VIII ese nc
presented i,h prissa OF merry, cast and arpaices
not before attempted a.. New York stage liz viii as
appear In odxgai plays expressly wntsn Tor
The stage department WILL De under the direction Of
AR. J. q. HtSLr. sage Aansseri
the frsnt Of the hsus- under that OF
Nix. 1. B. JACkSDN Treasurer
The orchestra cotrng many Of III. best solo perormers
In Ne~Yok will Islander the direction OF the distinguished
composer aud coLduet.r
Mr. ROBERT srOErRL.
The book oce will b- op.u TUESDAY. AuyuN 49, when
seats may secured days In Adyanc.