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Silk Culture.

Come of our citizens are disposed to turn
their attention to the culture OF SILK. 1t
would afford new and most profitable en-
ployment to women and children. Many
years ago there was great deal OF SILK pro-
duced In this State. The morus multicau'is
VS. extensively cultivated, and almost every
house had it, room devoted to silk worms
and their feeding and spinning. The bust
ness was abandoned, however. and the null
ticauli trees were taken upby the roots, and
cat out upon the highways to die. Yet
thsee are no doubt some scattering bushes
which escaped the general massacre which
occurred when IL was concluded that the
enterprise was Improbable. Moreover, it
may b that some person having faith in the
ola adAge that everything-the most useless,
evea-comes In use bnce In seven years, may
have saved and kept on hand small stock
Of tho ak worms. There Is now ON cnqui-
~ Tor them, and II anybody has ever 60 small
fAmily, their eggs will sell almost IS high
q hm's eges. The have but to announce
that they have the genuine silk worm, to In
vite orders nom every direction.
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HEADQUARTERS MARYLAND me,
March 2k 1874

ITO MiEYLAND MEN IN tbs Confederate Ser
y vice 1T is believed that General Orders No
80, AGjn;ant and Inspector Generals Office, just
published 05vi&tes all the difficulties which hay G
heretofore !n.erpascd to prompt transfers to the
Maryland LiIc. Every person now in service who
was at the beginning of the w1c q native or adopted
citizen Of ssaryia can, upon application 10 Msjrr
General E,z,y, Staun,on, Virginia, or Colonel Brad
Icy 4 Johnson Hanover Junction, Virginia. DO I'M
nlediatey transferred to tho Maryland Line. The
follow Ing form can be signed, sworn to before q
commissioned officer, directed to either Of the above
officers, and sent by mall when the transfer will be
Immediately male. The applicant must state if he
Wishes to be transferred to Major General Eizsy,
Camp Maryland, Staunton, Virginia, or 10 Colonel
Braaiey Johnson, Camp Howard. Hanover juno
tion and to company already organized or TO form
new company. Applications for cavalry mrst be
accompanied by affidavit that applicant can keep
himself mounted.
FORM OF APPLICATION.
The undersigned, private in Company -, --
Regiment, - Brigade, - Division, ---
Corps, Army of -, having been q ciiiz OF
Mary land at the Common cement Of the war, applies
- Regiment, under General Orders No 50, Ad-
utan: and Inspector Generals Office, 1864, desire
TO DC transferred TO Camp Maryland, Major General
E.Zoy, StauntoD, or Camp Howard, Colone! Bradley
Johnson. Hanover Junction.
Appended is proof Of citizenship:
On this --- day Of -----, 1854, before the cub
scriber, commissioned of1cer, Regiment,
------ Brigade, personally appeared -
and made cath 10 due form OF law. that he knows
that ---- was a citizen Of Maryland at the
commencement of the war, aud that he is able TO
keep hGlscl: mounted
All applications 10 be transferred to Camp Mary
land viii, for the present, be addressed 10 Major
BRADLEY + JOHNSON,
nh 98-2aW0:. Colonel Co:nmandin
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Gold In New York.

We Suggested yesterday that, as gold had
begun 70 show the declining value of Fede-
ral greenbacks, there would be expedients
resorted 70 by the Government to check its
developments. The same paper which con-
tanned the suggestion announced that Mr..
6teyeps, Of Pa, on Thursday last, just as
the Federal House Of Representatives was
about TO adjourn, endeavored to introduce q
bin to pssoeae spscsl0Itosss IN geld. The OPP
pnsition memben ars said to have objected
70 - consideration, and M. s. had, under
10 Eulss, 70 witt . by.
Such expedlents can but hasten the rapid
tia recitation Of the Government currency
-nsy could b Of no avail with any people,
ps.i sast Of I'll With tho Yankees, who are
% smaEt 70 b hemmed In By legislation o.
lii. soet from Waahisgton. The stampede
paenn. The waverisg Of prices OF gold
aa;y ~ more clearly proves the fact
brosnlng men catch at stsaws, and the Gov.
snu.snt end IL party are making desperate
e'srss - hing down the price OF gold and
sA1e - ecedit Of the illimitable asoc o,
.5ss n0a1y & - aAoat Il may produce
araAions = Tie market; but Ill this will
do. 1hs afAmpeds must continue "a
4: end of TIE chapter.
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TXEEi.LENT Farm of ioS acres, on the Rich
d. mond and Fredericksburg Railroad, at Hun
gary Station, miles north of Richmond, for sale at
aucliOn.--At the request Of Benjamin + Anderson,
Esq, we shall SELL ut auction, ON the premises, on
Tuesday. the a6,h April, 1854, at IL O'Clock A M,
his truly desirable fam, located above Oh both
sides Of the railroad, containing 1853 acres, the
most OF which is cleared, but with ample wood for
the use Of the ace. The improvements consist
Of an excellent dwelling, nearly new, containing
rooms, besides cellar aud basement dining room,
together with all the usual out buildings including
a large tobacco barn The land Is admirably well
adapted for gardening, or for wheat, clover aud
grass, there being an excellent meadow on IT, The
location is a desirable one, being at the depot,
where the cars pass twice daily
Will be sold separately Il large Ice house, well
filed with pure fee, tire size OF which is 26E feet
mean diameter and Is feet altitude. The ice being
SD convenient Of access to RichMona, is regarded
of great value.
On the place there Is an excellent apple orchard;
also, seeded 20 bushels rye, - bushels irish pOta
toes, and about 900 cabbage plaIds SET out, be-
Sides tuInip salad and onions n0MGf0wina. Pos
session given In q few weeks.
TERMS - One third cash; balance at and 2
years, for bonds bearing Interest, secured ky Il
trust deed; ail cash, at the option of the pur-
chaser The taxes for 1854 To be paid by the Dur.
chaser GODDIN & APPEKSDN
aP ~ AuctiGneers.
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MAnnIKn.

...A. .n..a...n =, .he hsiae's fAthes, N Cam
s.sr ..s.ssss -. Anril Ialh, 1894, by ehe Rev
c ~ @s. cs ~, snWxnp RUSSELL hopkins
"a M sna.i.,ER ANDERSON, OF Cnmee.aad
county, W; ,,;p.,raled News pleasc copy.
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R TRADERS Benk CT the City Of Richraond-
~ Annual Meetiag.-ihe annual mt citing OF the
stockholders CT the TrsderE' Bank Of tho City OF
Richmond will De held st their Eansi. house On
Thursday, the 2lsi inst, at ii O'Clock A ID
II IL neceeEary that majority Of the stock ghSuld
be represented either 10 person Or ny proxy.
ap7-t2istAp SIETOiJ, cashier
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!. A1t,1y1N sALks-Ycruna DAYS


$780, - - sS~s
Ep Abevs Il o., dwetss,
ll7ih street, cpposits koqasssr oeser. a
WILL ssiI al ealcsreou. On Friday, April All,
w commsDcicg at 1911 o'G!ook-
large let II hnshrts, soune not quits hnished
Lot iron otis, various sisss, screws
Hand eau snd other kinds flses
K<0iy- nads clothing, shoss
Inyelopeo, Ink, lottor and mote paper
IAewins aud sunokiag tobscoo
Ksasl and asaas buttous, cigars
Chias and csoslssyvaie, 10.
Sewers, vsry nns so l sna silver Watches.
Consisnments are collected. and will be received
up to.he hour Of sale. slBERr co, Aucts.
~ 3t-2ss
b. I2sos. W. Keeses, Asset'r,
[Ofsos corner Of 18th and Cary ssreets.1
ElHrY Cond.moel Horsss end Mules for sale 81
suction.-Wbl be sold, % Friday mor1.ing
Apri! 10Th commencing ~ 10 O'Clock, at the @
lot, BAG IN Qnaite Bfscch--
81 condemned horses and mules.
no ARCHER,
Major aud QuartaTmAsier.
Sale conducted by THos w KERsxE. Auot. ~ 81
Bv Redsoood d Philips, A,sets,
fNo 81 Main street,
WYE will Sell at our store Friday, the 2ei Inst,
w commencing Al 10 o'c!ock,a large and do.
sirabic lot OF Furniture, among which ara
Safce, wardrObes
Cottage Bedeteads, mahogany do
Crockrry, clothing. watches, 10.
REDWOOD & PHlLLIPS, Aucts,
ap2l 81 Nam st.
WYE will sell at auction on Saturday next, 2a1
wv inst, ~ the aorse Tot, NJ 10 O'Clock
jackxss Sonlo Of the finest mules are d
his getting
mare, III toai by him
Several mares
cavalry horses
Carte, carriages, SO.
REDWOOD h PHILLIPS, Accts,
nd 81 81 Main at.
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CONFEDERAIE STATES T1YFS-

TAXES on Sales or Receipts Ali persos, /,
Z my district, composed Of that part Of Reh
nond city which lies between 9Th and lath stysss,
who BY law are liable to pay taxes On sales Or \,
ceipts for the quarter ending on the Slst Of Nam
last, for any part thereon, are hereby noti6ad
come fs,ward within twenty days from IN a.
and make their returns Of said salss or reeeipn
james Kersey or VIM b johnson, or VIM On,
Assessors Tor sstd disrict, one or more # vhon
will sl1sys ts ltund, within office hours q, ,c.
IN the same building With mysslf, at the southsS
corner OF Mair and It'll streets And yhosos,r
Shall fall 50 to report. thin the tine aiov.saa
will BE- subject to double tax-th,t Is to taT,
dcu5ls the whole tax on sales or receipts for an
quarter. Moreover, when q tag payer has eompIs
With this requirement lie must afterwards, vain
forty days at farthsEt rem this date, pay The ~
assessed, under Ike penalty for failure thsrsh.
Collector 18th VI pisrkt
0CY- 1t has now become manifest that ysry man,
persons will not have complied with the preceding
mobilization in due time, unless far greater nun
Der per diens shali from this day forward msks,hss
returns. And - this will have resulted purely
from the fault Ct the tsx.payers Themselves, 4 d
shall happen, therefore subioln, Is ssssprsts
warning. that ia such case an extension Of tin,
will not be granted. WIN GREEN, DC,
18th April, 1884 sp ,4-t25.hs,
NOTICE to Tax Psysrs.-All persons ia III
IN lNA Collection District, (being hat portion
the city lying east Of l4th street,) who b. law n
liable to pay taxes on sales OF receipts Tor The Vua
.er ending on the 3lst Of March isst, or FOR cry p
thereof, hereby notified to come forward sithia
twenty days hom this Gate and make their rs,urrs
81 sail Gales or receipts to 1hos A Staples OF
Pleasant GENTRY, Assessors Tor said District -oas
Ct whom will always be found, between the houp
CT Al and Il, at my of.lcs, No II Main ,trs,
And whosoever shall fail So 70 report within u
tax On ales or receipts for scid quarter. whens
tar payer has complied with this requiremensh
must afterwards, within f,rsy days Ut fayhsst icA
this date, pay tbs tax xssessed under like penaif
for future. CHAS j slNT0N,
Collector 10th yirginis D!stna
Richmond, April 8, 1864. aps-3nssu
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Nll4I7ARY NOTICES.
llsADQ'Rs Go b, lSf BAT Cav,
Leeas Brig Local Defence Troops.


llgADQ'Rs Go b, 1sT BAT CAV, -
Lee's Brig local Defence Troops. ~
Richmond, April 2lst, 1854. }
0RDER No TO- The members OF CO are hereby
j ordered TO assemble at the City Hall, on Fri
day, 22d inst, at 2 O'Clock M mounted and equip
pea for drill, &c Every member is expected 70 be
present All absentees will be reported 10 brigade
headl lsYters.
Members Of this company n no have become sub.
jecs to duty in the field will retu'n their arms and
aecoutre ments to these headquarters without do!ay.
by order VII HAYWARD.
ap 2l--2.t Capt Cong
MILITARY Notice Ali p.,so1s between the
WI tgss Of IS 4 /! is ,c,lirg In tina CITY, or with
IL one mile If too suburbs, who are Eot seTvfsg in
stme regularly organixed compar for lcca! def ncs
are her. by ordered to assemble Broad st. st the
corner Ct tia Powhatan Hotel, this (Thurs dsy) g.:
tslnoCr, ut eek for the purpose If organizing
Certificates Of membership will be issred TO this
company, end to ell the msmlers of Col paaforth's
rsgtueot which will protect them from arrest by
the Provost guard.
An the members Of the old company Ct youths
who have arms, &C. in their Possession will return
them - M
By orde. If Col Danferih.
ap A-'i" cHAS RADY. CONT.
fHOuKr MARTIAL -Ih, reglmen,al Court Mar
tisl fer the First regiment Reserve Forces, Col
3 Danforth, will meet Ia pursuant Of adjournment
st the State Court Eouse Friday, 22d inst at 10
O'clock N, for the trial Of absentess from drill
the 7.h ins,
Parties who h.vs not appeared before tho c. urt
arc hereby Motif d that their casc5 will then be dig
posed Of The fine is not less than 500 inpr!soa-
c BAgKsDAlE,
ap21 st Judge Advocate.
rOMPANY q, "Governor's Mounted Guard ~
Meet Thursday evening, in front Of City
Halt at O'Clock noun. for inspection Sergeants
WIN ENGLISH, Capt.
ADAss,OS ap10-2i"
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NsW Gothic Cottage On the west side OF 9Th, kc
~ tween Canal aud Byrd sts. for sale At auction,
to be removed in sixty days.-Wiil DO sold at auc-
tion on the pr. msts Monday the 25th Of April,
1884, q. AZ O'Clock N that new and handsome
gothic cottage located - above, the same TO be re-
moved in sixty days.
This presents favorable chance 10 procure the
materials to erect similar building on the ground,
as there arc q large number of handsome Ssh and
doors and otAer building materials.
TxIMs-Cash, in the new currency.
apo G0DDIN L APPEkS0N, Aacts.
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49, RICHMOND. Agra 8. 1864
81 Nsssrs Watkins, z'aeker i Thompson,
Lecture Committee G a.
Gentlemen Many Of Cur follow Gil ;zens were pre-
vented cy various circumstances from hearing the
lecture Of the Rev Mr Hall '.Ihe Historic Sgnih
cameo OF the Southern Revairiioa.' Believing that
the thoughts il CSDts ned deserve wider ;sisseni
rs,ou respectfully suggest thai sou endesvof TO
secure It's repetition in Richmond al an early day.
You're, very respectfully,
Rn Paine, Thos Sa:DEcn,
WI Taylor, T. HoTicOn,
IL EurrGwE, Ichn II Eiierson,
Wn Man:0rd, Geo D Fishsr.
In accordance wish tue above the Lecture alluded
to will be q pcsted on Thursday o1ca!ag next the
21si inst, at O'Clock, in tie United riesby
Church, {Dr Rcad's Tickets s. each, to be lad
at the door eui bookstores. up 10 -3ii
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REAL ESI.A TE FOR SALE.


FX6ELLIET Brick Dwelling Hocss for rat
~ situated corner Il Leigh sud Adams sb-
The house has ii rooms, static, kitcAss, eesi
house, and D large garden: also an excsllsnt vs''
Of water. The Aouee Is In excellent eeplfiaA
Possession given immediately after the sale u fur
niture. Apply to n MITTsLD0RfER,
No 2lf Brcsdh
p S-H not rented privately before the sslsa
furniture, the house will be rented to the highest
bidder on the day Of sale. spls-a
II AND In Nelson county fer tsle.-I fhsl es~
1 TOR ssls on the 9th inst, in Howardsva!a
tract vi Land In Nelson county. two nils No.
Howardsville. ION the canai.) up RcckAsh We.
contAiniue 3l4 acres, Of which lao are cssrS.; N|
balance In original growth: heavily tlMber. 4, sxo|
thirty soras Of old nsld rtass. A s,nAn crop n
wheat and wiater oata yes seeded Past fall Prep
Tations sor other 0sops ere being made. Their ;
young or hsri Of choics trses. The dwelling ~
tsins four rooms, besides basement, and oil Oh
cuttuildipgs, new and good. Terms-Cash, mcssS
WA B WElSlGER,
ap ll-eoalos" HowArdvilA
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A UCTlON SALE
"A W condemned Horses and Null.

QuARf1RxAsrn's Oyuu1
dorionsville, March q, 1854.
l will eeil at public auction, At this pcs, =.
Thursday, April Al,
80 condemned horses and mules
A large lot OF Old harness and ssad.es
Ana Wagons too heavy 70. tue servss
ALSO,
A 10: Of manure,
B RIcuAaDs, u,
NH 29--t,ls Mater and Pa, q y
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III AEDsOME Furniture for sale AZ ,nc,,.-
u Thassday, the 9ise inst, a, 10 o'ciosr 800
eel, 1t the residence, corner Of Leish an wti
streets, an excellent assortment Of ssAns
pElstng In part con.
l walnut sofh
9 do chairs, 10 match
l mahogany sofk
do chairs
do rocking chair
Walnut paStoS Do In s,eep n,..A
! rosewood table, marble top
DO secretary
! Do sideb0cfd, marble TIM
handsome rosewood chamber 40, .o....
Of French bedstead, warjrobs csS.us
marble top ess'as.
Jenny Lind bedstead, cottage beds,..a.
Feather beds, mattresses, bedding
Crib, mattress, and feather bed
Handsome carpets, oil cloth
Window shades
An assortment Of crOekery
Iabie ware, such as knives and silve, Mat. i,
forks, spAlAs, eastern p'aea
Child's carriage, almost nsv
large black walnut safe
An excellent cooking etove. he.
ap 10 + $ PLEASANTs, Aver,
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~ STATED Communication of Lafayette 4
~ A Chapter, No 43. will be held this (Thars
day. evening .. O'Clock, at the Hail 90 Franklin
street
Punctuai attendance c: the members Is rqIcsted
end also comp ouS IN aoi s.ading ere ira,eraaiy
Invited
By order OF Ii : II 2.
alp 2t-lts q 4 SCH "AEIHaA. Seq.
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~ TO the Voters CT Heinrich coua.y.--P II
~ HUFFMAN ia . candidate for tho next Sner.
Ealty, and respectfully eoici.s your support Hav-
ng served you In the capacity Of Deputy Sheriff for
foar years, fiatter myself that Oil the ONCE
with satisfaction. Election In May next
90 lf-t2@hNs
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AUY,41sIN 81 ExE~Tu7rnn I)ark


T1uAUfuUE yasm:of IN scyss, on the Brssh
II TurupiAe, AZ miles north OF Hiohnond, fbI
ests AT ths Tsquese ~ the presrnt osrsf, ve win
se,i 81 suStten ON wednesday, 9Th April, 1884, st
located 40 shove, recently owned aud oscupDsd By
NJ Z w Rcse. 1t oontslus 5E sores, In . high
stats q inprovemsnt. The twsliing has Sven
roc1ns b asaeIg Asws 81 = vesy ss01betsels; -
smckehoo1s. wsIi of vstss, ~ afsp, an sxcsslssi
youpe orchard. credit until 1851 . = g 00c;
halasoe IA casn. Immediate possesseou givea.
ap3t 00DulN = APPzRDON, Aue.is
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H4NtERT HALL,
~ Excbangs Hotel, cor llth and Franklin SIS
THURSDAY EVENING, Spra q, 1864
Prof J ST MAUa BINGHA&'S
GRAND CONCERT
SELECT TABLEAUX.
Madame Ruhl, Miss IL, Mr. Thilow, Mons
Kessoica, and several amateurs, who have kindly
volunteered.
Grand Tsbleau OF
GOD SAVE THE SOUTH,
aud Ballad by had Ruhl, Miss NJ, and ANA
teurs.
PROGRAMME:
l. Kathleen Magoufneen .............. lad Ituni
Batcnelor's Hall .TsOtesux
). Fauta.a. AnGs J kessnch and u Inflow
4. Cull me no: ELuk, (saartet:e)
Mis- NJ and Amateurs
8. La Moral Ia Tu,to Q.es.o, don Pas9uaie
Mad Ruhl
Z. Chincee Pow Wow. TaDleaux
ADllo Laura i0as
8. Bower Of Roses. IaoicsSA
30: Violin SoH. SOns kesanlch ana N iLlo"
ii {. ID Save the Souih.. fAoeauA
And Qlartcttc-GOd save tho South
By bad Ruhl, hi NJ, and Amateurs, i'iUhi
mated by colorcd f!fc.
Admission-Ladiss add gentlemen Is each; chi
dreu net scholars s. each. Doors open at O'clock;
curtain rises at pre:i ely.
NurIcE-Tickets can be procured at the Hall.
ap2l-1tf
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OFFICE KICHMoED s. FsrERssUG II Go, 4
Richmond, Va, april Iith, 1864. !
~ THE attention Of the Stockholders of this
~ Company is specially directed 20 The follow
Ing resolution of the Board OF Directors
Rcolued, Tbnt the Stockholders Of this Gem
pany BIZ convened In general meeting on tuesday,
the 9jlh nst, 1T 10 O'clock 81, for the purpose,
not only Of receiving the annual report ard state
ments Of The President and Directors, but more
especially to consider question of grave Impair
lance in connection with the Government, which
demands, If possible the attendance Uf each stock.
holder In person. n W WARRINGTON,
aP l9-t26thap Treasurer.
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METROPOLITAN HALL,
THURSDAY EVKNJNG, Arri 81 1861.
IMMENSE ATTRACTION.
TWO GLORIOUS FARCEs.
hon Clad Opera Troupe,
Miss JENNIE POWELL
in both Pieces
II GUIoN,
The peoples favorite, to night.
Miss JENNIE TAYLOR
Appears To night.
This is acknowledged the only pace Of attraction
i'll tine city.
Novelty without cnd.
Go and Sec AMI judge Tor yourself.
Q}-St programmed. ap 2l-itf
4 GRAND RAIL
A win be given At New Market Hall on
THURSDAY e. ENING, APRIL q, 1854
No pains nr expense will be spared 70 make it as
pleasant q Ball ~ has been given this ssason, and
exer,;oas viii be made to render 1t an entertaining
affair.
A splendid C01il.on Band has been engaged.
Coed order will be enforced.
The Lancers ard plain ,adrillrs will BIO danced.
BALLET MASTER,
THOMAS v. CARR.
MANAGING.
AV spradling A H Hopkins
" Gentry Carr
GIN Roberts q II Thompson
sp2o-a..
A GRAND SELECT BALL
IA VIII DO given ct the Monticello Hall,
BrOa street, between Oh end 5ih, on
MONDAY EVENING, APRIL %, 1864.
Tho management respectfully announce that no
means will be left untried to render It ono Of the
most pleasant AID sgeeeabie OIL srs Of the season.
Good order will be enforced.
A good Cotiiion Band has been engaged.
IN Atkisson. Nv Perkins
Tickets admitting gentleman and two ladies', g.
F1NHE Second Grand Annual Ball
Of tho Richmond Club
will b. given at the
MAGNOLIA HALL,
On 10th street, two doors below Main,
ON FRIDAY, tho 22d Of April,
in honor Of our worthy msnD y. Capt -. ss,ss. gen;
agreeable Affairs az the seasan.
BALLET nAsrkR:
k0hman.
0AHAGaR1:
Lieut. n williams Cart Morgan
Cnas H,snn WI Rurk.
Prof ssnsos,s Celniop and has hsen engaged for
tbs oocasioa. AL tho latest Qaadril'es aud Wals.es
viii no lnttoduCcS
Tickets. admitting gentleman and ladies, q.
ap 20-.2t>
rTyHE SECOND
GRAND BALL
WA b givsn By the SoutAss Stae crab, at
BLU11 HALL,
on Wall st ,ppoeite 81 charles Hotsl. oa
THURGdAY kVkNTNG, lpvd 81, 1894.
The neuaests plsdgs tnsslsss or ths rsspse.
liability u the a0lir. 4hs ~ ~ mode VII II u
Fleee AenaeuA
He6go loggAn, \ Alexander,
WI b DeWnsy.
CdMeefxsee q s1ysaa1gMesn.
nsl:s. :..Ass -: ;: &c - ss.iss:.ik
3 - $ :: : =
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h[. NOTICE Persona having friends in the
FL lss co Richmond HawtzArs will please call
without delay st w Ii Pieasants's, ca lGta st, aud
get .heir extra baggage. -
ap .1-2.t ID fLkhsANTe'
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Synopsis OF Scenery, &c.
Act l. Scene lss.
KENTUCKY
"Wandercrs from Our native nee!tb;
-. Exiies from our h0Ues Of birth!
Woueu faint end SvSatQd we

synopsis OF scenery, 0c'
KENTUCKY.
sWandercrs from our native nes!tb;
49, Exies from our h0wes of birth
Weary, faint and wasted, we
with Joy cur place OF refuge see
The Wanderers; Kentucky Settlers; Col Bruce.
Scene 2d-Bruce's Cabin; Edith; Telie; Col Bruce
and Roland; the Jibbenainoaay; me Fatal 49,, Cross
horse thief; the daughsor Of white Indian; Tes's
purpose scene sd-Thc log fcrt; Btackpole and
settlers. the ring tai ed squaiier sne cnd
eeZ.6; Staekpoie saves the inlant; the nampihg
Tiger Of Salt River; B.Oodv Nathan; the Sight;
"Biood! blood no psace;" Roland sleeps; Telh;
"Cross by the lover forG;" the traitorous Brax'ey
Ta:ie On the watch; Nathan, "Blood for blood, 70
mersocr the Avenger;" "'rwas l, the 'ooeaa'no
Act II-Scene LIST -Bruce:own; tho fugitivet;
S.ackpole at his trick; Nathan and Edits; TIC
corr; sTcl them TO meet their foos at tue FoTd OF
kentucky" the Indians; Te!ie tn5rs as guide.
sccne sdZTbe fores:; Nathan's hut; the exhausted
fugi,yes; the refuge OF the outca4,; "Dauehtcr o.
eff .c,ion, enter the abode OF kscryi" Natnan's
wrongs: the family OF Asbburt; Wenonea, TIE
Back Vul:ura; S,ackpole aud tho lndianf; .Aens1tk
and Ola salt; Suene 4ih-itocky PAS; tie fugitvts
Scene 6,h--I'he Rolling fass, with water fall, &
new scene painted expressly for the drama0 We
nonys: tho ambush; the JibbenaihOsay and tho
canoe on dre arc pfecipttatci down tho cataract;
Consideration of the Indians; tooleau
Act III-scene IS. The f,Ycs; Roland wounded;
Nathan'e interpositoi; Eternal war uron the In
dian race, tine resolve; Sup, then, and follow On
the t,ncl :; Ralph disguised; Nathan start; "My
arm is s,rvrg, my hcait is stouc.' Scene sd-Wc
nong.'s wigwsr; Edith prisoner; che sleeps; the
rascal Braxiey; captivity CT Nathan. Scene 3D.
Roland hound; fciie De; the rescue; her story;
oJh, wo man, yen are the ssMe--faithfui 10 love,
fearless in danger" Scene 3th Shawnee village !;
Nathan about 10 be bounl at the stake by WeEonga
and tie Indan, triumph OF the AvccR,r; death Ct
BfaXie:; retributi0G; death OF tbs Nick OF the
Woods aud d1ncuemtnt.