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This TauabIs preparation s the prescription oioDe
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with falling safety and success BY millions OF
mothers and children, from the feeble infant of one
Wssk to the adult. 1t not only relieves the child
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Jhildrsn, whether it 1rrises IRON Tsething frOm
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Price onIy Is Ceuts per Bottle.
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HLEVELAND, COLUMBUS 4
~ A1HOI EAfl RaIIsOAO.

~ uIHOI SAT KAILEOAO.
IssL sUMMER ARRANGEMHHT. Is4.
o. sna aftss aoneay, Nay lsth. 1854, Passenger
frsins win leave Cleveland, follows, C51ndA7s *
Ist Train 5-3S A. HLGeaFOIEHATIEx ExPRuss
Ss1PRios A. SrlaitO1, " Meliingtons hsw LoDdon,
Alhisy, DelsNare, Lewis Center and Working.
I'd FrRin-9s95 p, lI.-ACOOEMODsTIOH.
at So 2 n 9inetnnaH 559 .. n
don, shelby, 6restline Gallon. filssi, Osr5iS9.
tUn and Delaware.
Trains leave Columbus ct S50 and IasO a n, Soopu.
arrive It tUieJalznd s;Oa. n, 25o snds:O0 ,. \.
-et OOHHEOIIOEB
shslbT-SAndusky, HAnzfsld Newark RAilroad, rcg
slIIa alAIns9aeld, NJ Vernon, HsEArks Eanss'
OEsssiins-Pittsb1rEh, Fort Wayns q OhicaEo Ran.
rooos oreNty Upper sanduskY, DslPhos, LII
4a1 lort Haynas Laports, Ohioago, ks.
,Si, sSi5s, an Aastsor nAnaneld, Wooster Mas
arAEtsa and BeIiSiontins Railroad Linz. for Marion
Belleiontai3s, Sidney, U1lon Muncis, In
diAnapoli5, ferre Uaute, Vinosnnal, UTnn1-
Eilles Loui5Tllos Cairo 81. Louis, %.
gSiAWkre-Eith Springfield branch for Springfield.
Oolumku4-Littls Miami q OoluInbuI, and Xenia
Railr0ad, for Xonia, Dayton, IndianaDoliG
1orre Hautes St. Louis, Morrow, LoTiland
and Cinelnnatii and with the Ohio 8 Mi1-
BHippt Ratlroadg -Oincinnst for LoulTTFllo.
sVanlEille, Cairo Sc. Lo1is, Rad al pointi
On the Ohio river. IT
Ohio Railroad Tor Hsvark, Kansv-
Indiana RailToad for PiS1a, UfSSpS. ~
~ Tor Tickets to all points and IN formation A.
Ply Et the Passenger Station, and at Union Tiofs1
Oao'i 10 suPeri0r-'i -.
GsssIand. May a. Iss4 yfi5 s; saSeria S a ss1dsst
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BF. g 8 q D Hs,
He.5e- 81 ths Royal osllege Of PhgsieaA
LoaSon EagI4ad; Graduate of 2
Rssogd'S HosPitaL foT a

FEMALE DISEASk
rnd ao0nstant stts1dant Of Paris, London, Nov Or
sans and Montreal Hospitals for the last ten ysars
hns opened Al O1ios at the
johnson Eouae, Cleveland.
where hs wiz Be happy meet al those who sre Af-
nirtsd With subAcute and chronic diseases.
His treatment & entirely different hom the old
rluu and IL MID eacsci0us and efsottTe His med
icinss are Amply vegetable extracts and oils they
been ussd but b. two other physicians in
Arorios besides himssu. he has spent the greatest
t q his Lite and thousands Of collars In obtaining
lev ssoTots in his profession. Dc tee the Urine
ssran forns oi disssse. No charge giving an
honest and true statement OF thisr case.
ePERMATORHEA.
80 TorFs Mr.. .-he can prove % you In few min
utss that be % the only physician you ever treated
with fhat curag this disease. FOR patient who
Till follow his directions he viii give One Hundred
Dollar Il he lila IN curing this disease. No eharge
rlede iUr consultation. those at q distance who
1iah % consult the Doctor may 90 20 b. sending
small Vial q b mail. with name, and aEes
aud he viii answer describe taeic oaaet and the
po1aibllfty OF Eotttng reiis, By enclosing return
Vo1tegs STAMP ealsazl q
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OLEVELAND POST OFFIOE

Oommenoins Monday, May 18Th, 1874.
us-MAilH VIII 20 opened and ready ior delivery one
hour after arrival Of trains.
pD-An Mails close one hour bsiozs Departure OF
trains.
ARRIVAE on MAILS AT DEPOT.
Eastern Through arrives 1t 500 A. M, and 30 and
$40 P. d.
BastsFn Way arrives at 1910 A. n. 5000 rf1
Pits bgrEh Through arrives at 845A.E.
do Way arrives at Sd P. n. --
Bandusky Way arrives st 9.I5 A. NJ
mAhOnfnE Way arrives at 500 P. n.
Uncinnad Through arrives at $50 A. n, 3:50 r II,
do Way srrives at $50 p. II.
Western Through arrives ct go ~. and s:66 p. n.
do Way arrives at 2:45 P. Ii.
Eedina Way arrives ct 400 p. n.
ROckPert, &o arrives Tussdags, Thursdays and sat-
urdayE ct Il N,
BrsoksTille Bath, &O. arrives AOndsys and Fridays
at5P.M.
Sharon Osntsr, Granger HOrth Royalton, Eo Arrives
Mondays and Fridays at P. 81.
MGrrensyil lie arrives daily st IO;l5 A. q.
Aast Cleveland and Eaclid arrives daily Et 5, 2
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NLEVELAND s ERIE R,B,

~
1854. sUMMEB ARRANGEMENT. lsss.
On and after Monday, May 18Th, 1854. P.-anz.r
Trains Will run IS folioT-, t5undays excepted:
LEAVE CLEVELAND:
0s45 a. lI.--DAY EXP RESS TBAIH-stouuInrs
hhloughby, Paina8Viliei Geneva, Ashfsh1i1.
1onneauf and tiirerd oniys and arrive at Eris AZ
l:l3 .. ~. DlaEtrk las .. m. Buffalo 5.n5 n n
3f40 Y. .ms--OlHOlHNATIE EXPR ES9-sto1nirg a
kaineavllles ABhrab1la and Girard only. 4 "a ~.
Tiyes g Erts 6;H ,. n, Dunkirk s1z }. n, Bui-
$50 r. m.'-MAIL ANB. ACOOMMODATTOU-
S59SPenG S.SS a. an stations and arrives 1t Els q
s,IO p, m.-NIeHr ExPRuss IRaIs-a.o--,,,
y tAlnesIlle, AEhtAb1lA and 9lrArd only, and
aErl5el q rs a. l1s42 a H. -DunkiFk f:i8 4,
LEAVE URIn ~
Is A. H.-nleHT IMPRESS TRAIN-5to,ulnEa
9lrardi A1htabula and PAinesTills only, and A.
rlss1 e Cleveland e 500 A. n.
69oA- H--MAIb AND ACCOMMODATIONS TRAID
-stop2lng At Al ItAtlonE and arrives q QisVS.
land ct 1910 4. 4.
Ssla A. H.-TOLEDO ExPEEss-stopuinR At All asa.
tons except eVanyille, gaybrook Unionvfllo,
EerIy, 9entor and Nioklids, and sTTiTel e
HtO ,.17 sTDA1 ExPsEss TRAIE-s.Opsing >. e.
only ane arrives IN OlsVslAnd at $50 P. n.
Second OlaEs Cas are run on all through
All tho trains going westward oopnsst At Ol,v,l,ns
With trains for folsdo, Ohioa7o Oolsmbrs, Omen.
natl, Iudianaplis, St. Louis 20. and N throuGh
sEans going Eastward, connsot at Dunkirk VITA ths
trains o. The n. Y. =. Railroad, and ct Buffalo VIA
those Of The New York Central and BufsIo 8 HoV
York City Railroads for New York, Albany Boston.
5i9fasa E9lls, aoi and = ME With trains on n
s8-psy Express last and Wszs, connects st Glrsrf
g.rh fTatn1 o. Hrie and PittsburEh RaIlrosd o.
Il. HOFFlSGaAM, suv't.
CisToisnd. May I6s5, 15i4. -=-'s- -7A---'' '1'@
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q I'D q IEss!g;TIhn 9. !! !. z It: ]: :

- a FRIEHlU "a HliHg-EEA IL.
o. 7. Auostis InFAIihLHllEEl ElE IN EETu FFap1r =
Tgz TIA rssiss Of D.. stsshsn Sweat, of uozaseiss
tss Ereat bone sass sud haI besa uBed IL his prs
Lea fz the Lest fWsats year, pish tbs most astoniI
frE EaooalE. AZ az extsrasl Es-RedT 4 u Utthoui
eVni aad viii alleviate qEtn ErsediY thsu ~
0fheT UronarnfiOa ECr al EEeumat5c and herVotf D
pilordsTi q . truly iHialibio and curative %
BoraE, Wounds, 6TrainBi BF1i1eS, So-i ~ y92tn1e
koang and powerful Stren Ethcnlng pToFonsitsa, t1
efts ths uSt wonder and Eas0niEhmeut o. Al Nno ha
GFar G1Fol Il . trial Over f0uE Eund7e4 certlnc9lt
ef nsnaTksbie performed ty Is within the lat
fpr EeEI, nttfrf - tnts eact- fronf Arn1stronfl
ea1ltr f6F sllsseiann eseid5ltn1 ssdAsF-tsl
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the OLDEST REsULlI0R FOR FEMALEsI

-.-lr
or WoMES who sGner from IrrsgularfteS or Obstruc.
tions Of the Menses, whatever may be the cause c.
for many years. The only Safe Reliance Is in
DR. CHEESEMAN'S SFEMALEPILLS.
that Ladies have for relief fom the suppression o.
REAIoDs which II kept up according % the calls
amount Of good health ana strsnRth- and which. Il
mol regularly experienced viii produce Misery and
Dsath And Is that frat OF all Remedies for Diseases
DIR. CHEESEMAN'S FEMALE PILLS. "a
THIS Good Old Kennedy for all distractions has
been hailed with plelsurs and profit for twenty-five
Is an old Experienced Physician, whom everybody
knows, and ln whom everybody places confidence and
re- peot: II ls no neWfangled arrangement, but
DIR. CHEESEMAN'S FEMALE PILLS
have never failed, and Thousands Of certificates
The Broprietors Of Dr. Cheeseman's longtried recipe
guarantee that ONE BOX will restore the natural
her condition or age Indeed 20 certain are
DE. CHEESEMAN'S FEMALE PILLS
which have been popular and sure cures for over
q9aLeI q century @ restore the menstrual now 10
USE THsM, as they viii Invariably produce misoar-
rege; Tney cannot do harm IN any other way.
DIX. CHEESEMAN'S FEMALE PILLS
are the only medicine that Married and Single La
dies have relied upon for many years OF can rely up-
on now. Beware sf ImiTafionsi Take this y.
want 80
s- 7As lBasf Female Eedicias n de Rorld,
Which Is comprised IN
DR.. CHEESEMAN'S FEMALE PILLSlH
These form the Finest Preparation ever put TOT
ward with Immediate and Persistent Success.
DON'T be DeceiVedI
Dr. Cheeseman's Pills have received, and are nov
reoeiving the sanctions Of the most Eminent PhysI
clans in America.
EXPLOIT DIRECTIONS with each Box. Tn
urice. f1ma nnllur Nr,n e.
Exty Pills.
- Pills sent By mail, promptly, By RENTING the
price 70 meaeFn. BENTON BEOTHERs, Cleveland, o. s-s
Sold by Druggists Generally.
HUTOHIN9s 4 HILLYER, Proprietors,
81 Uedar-Sts, New York
BENTON BIOS, Agents for Olssslsnd
Churchill 3 Bro, and shannon 3 Hartness
RstailAgonts.
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DEP POT OF THE
RnekeYe Respers ana Mowers
extras POG gEPAIRING,
EO. $50 supsriOr-zt, opposite We'd
dell Houss, Cleveland, o. a-a

Sn those IN want OF SubstsntisI, cOnVsnient and
1isy managed Machine, will consult their own into
rest by giving their orders for the Justly celebrated
"BUOKEYE."
They have knives in front, by means OF which the
Driver is out OF danger Of being cuts have elliptic
spring Seats, and the Junior his been improved By
increase OF motion and 81 inch ssctiOus
Gzrbachinss on hand 81 the above named Depot.
s-AoRMF9- H'
b. W. LUETKEMEYER, Hardware DeRief, No. l5o
Huperior-St., Cleveland, Ohio.
ii. n. SLADE, Soon, Cuyahoga county, U.
na @. l.. JOkES, Brooklyn Uentef,
seb2 l57dkE Travelling gent,
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CHIRTs AND COLLARs.

Gentlemen who are particular IN the FIT and AP-
PEARAHOE Of thsir
SHIRTS AND COLLARS,
and desirous OF having those that will SET WELL
and LOOK MAT, are invited to leave their Orders
KEPPN ER's.
where they can depend pon being suited. None but
the beat good used, and thorough work GuAran-
teed.
DIHHCTIONs FOB MRAsUREhEsT.-For ueck take
the number Of inches round Al. For sleeves take
from center Of back B1 TO hand Of elbow (O thence
to extreme Of opd (D) the being in the position
shown in the engraving. These are all the measur-
msnts required, 30 -r.
.r-- 1 WARRANT A GOOD FIT.
~ The cash to be paid to the EIpFess Company
on receipt Of goods
L. A. KRPPNRR,
Agent Of the Cleveland shirt and Collar Mtg Co.,
LYmAHS'S BLOCK, Nos. and 3, Cup stairs Cleve-
Publio square. maI29-R2
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CLEVELAND 3 PITTSBUR0H
y EATL AID.
! 2. 3. aYLks. 8. z. Aggat. naIis
slLEYELAND & TOLEDO B. B.


-
1854. sPBINa ARRAEGEHERF. issl
On src aftsr Eiouday, May lssh, lstl, Pal,snRs4
rsiESvia lsass oisvslAnd aa folioNS Gsu1dAs ss<-
$40 A. sf.-osIcAety M PREss-s,ov, =. s.-,.
- Grafton, Oberlin, hOrWRlk, MonrosVflle Belle
Euei Ulyde, FBrBoaeahd Elr1ore, and srrtVusae
Ioledo at lQa5 d :, Ard q ID cago AZ B:50 P. n.
l.0O r ms-MAeL 8AlL-5tops ag All lcA-
lions On southas1 tftsion. and arrives at To-
I = ledo a. go P. n; ChioaRObr3Q Al
4s3o P ms-HOHTHEhH HAIIr-8forr sf Al ntn-
tions on Northern DlViIio1i End arrives at san.
700 p. m.-H1GHf EXPRESS-Stousst st Graftou
horEak, q cnrOsyille, Olydsgald sEsmcnt, and
sTIiVea Af Toledo ~ ll:l5 = X; and OhioAGo -
CoNEEOTIOEs.
O1nntcti0nE arc msde af aonrossiIIs with tns san
dusky, 4alg1eld Newark R-k-, Az Clyde with TIA
eenduAky, Dayton Ciucinnas -. h., at fremont
with Fremont ! Indians R1tifs-ssf Af Toledo With
the Michigan Southern "a - diana nd 10.
ledo Wabash Railroads 70. 7istrofs Inc1r.
son, Fort Meynes Logansp0rt, Eshystts, Cairo, All
sons W Louis and al points Wet, Northwest and
Southwest
Trans arrive IN Cleveland nom FSlsdo And ne
e1t 81 9s20 A. u..53,B P. H.s and S.55 ?. 4. Ifom
ulevs'ead, May IA, 1884
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pE, aIRsoE

sBuFEsg0N or ELECrEoFATEI AaD EEEI1IzE
yios-lIs Seneca Street, afeW doors from Superior,
up stairs, opposite the Oity Hotel.
Once hsurs frsu 70 u and from to 8 O'Clock
daily (SundaFR OEoeptod.l J
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sketch Of Howard, the Author Of the
Forced Proclamation.
The New York Tribune furnishes tho
IL IL
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A TLANTIC & GREAT WEsT'N
3 gUMMER ARRANGPaTFNT
New York ThPOugh Lime.

Two through ExDrtgs TrAins between Cleveland and
Aes 1orK. AXES eneotl Nay ls, Is5l.
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GEoRoE STICK & Co.'S PIANOS AND MASON &
HANLIEa
PIANO CABINET ORGANS. CABINET
BOKIES, OyCT SEQ Of each of these fine In ORGANS.
PIANO Etrumeuts have been sold b. NJ. CABINET
rOR1ES. e.. and the demand Is constantly ORGANS.
PIANO Increasing. CABINET
FORTES. For sale only by ORGANS.
PIANO j, J. GOULD, CABINET
IURTES. Seventh and Chesnut streets. ORGANS.

EVERYBODY INTERRsTED.-T glory Of women
is hnc head OF hair, In which the naarAl sorness,
color and glosslness preserved, from any tend
orcy 80 lang on and disposition to greynoss, Mrs s. A.
Aliens worlds Hair Rcstorer and Zylobalsamum, or
Hair Dressing, the best articles for attaining that end,
and no ladys toilet is complete without them This is tho
testimony ofthose who thonf both In the United states
and Europe. Millions Of bottles sold every year. Every
druggist sells them.
Do You KNOW DEAN has removed TO No. AIS
Chestnut street, He sells Tobacco Cigars Pipes &c, dy
per cent less than other man in this city, Remomber
Dean, No. 4l8 Chesnut street
BEAUTIFUL, natural, and pleasing styles of
Photographs. Every variety made at b. r. Remers No,
GA Arch street Patrons should 20 early tho days are
short and time limited.
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Mnrketa hY telegram.

NEW YORK, December S.-Flour has advanced
IOc sales Of IS 600 bbls AZ ~ 750l00 for State Sl25
s2 Ohio and $40 s5Gl2 for Southern Wheat has
clmed 2a3ci Saes unInporIant: Corn dun. Beef firm.
Pork finn sales Of 2eO bbls. A. S31 80 for Mess. Lard
firm, whisky firm holders demand advance to fl'g5
while buyers refuse 10 pay morethan 81 80.
NEW YORK. December 7.--Stscks are lower:
Chicago and Rock Island. lO7; Cumberland preferred,
4S Illinois Central lsl l's Mlchigan southern, 7i New
York Central, ia Reading, l97 Hudson River, ll6i
Canton Company, 3ljs Ere 9sf oueyear Certificates
G5s TeD-ioriy Coupons, lol2si Five twenty Coupons,
ltS5s Registered Is, ll0i Coupons, ilGl Gold, 2f2.
ST. LOUIS, December 8.--There is an increased
activity in the Tobacco Market AMI prices higher
There Is nothing doing In coon receipts 81 bales Flour
dun at s72Jl7b0 for suporne ana b6ql0 20 for extra
Wheat irmer; prime SI's7G4S0 choice 81 N5GD2 Corn
dun and but little doing. oats heavy At 9lc Whisky
quiet at Sll8. The freezing weather has favorable
effect the market for Hogs and prices have advanced.
The demand Is active At 80 5Q@ll00 gross,
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NEWS FROM 1IEXICO.

NEW YoHK, December S.-By the steamer
Ayici, We have Havana adyices to the ID inst.
City of Mexico to the 10Th ult, and Vera Cruz to
the 23d ut.
NaXimlian had met with an ovation on his
returH to the city. He had issued instructions to
the Projects Of the Empire for the civil admins
uatioD, providing for the unity Of Gubernatorial
action, justice for ALL incXorable rigor towards
cyl-doers, no matter what flag their deeds arc
committed under.
The press unanimously consider these instruc-
tons step in advance towards reorganization.
Cascatland was captured, October 30, by eight
hundred Juaraists after an obstinate defense.
Macmillan, in letter to his Minister of State,
says he was convinced. in his voyage through
the interior, that the empire is an act fairly based
upon the free will of an immense majority of the
nation.
Guadaaara was declared under martial law on
the 18th of October. General Mramon and ST..
Agular MarachC Mexican Minister to Rome,
had left Vera Cruz for Europe.
An English vessel had landed 800 men at
Mazailan to look after the interests of British
subjects.
The blockade runners Helen Denan Coquette
and UfR-o.thc- Wasp had arrived at Havana
Rebel flag, and having large number of men.
1t is feared she is intended for prvateering. The
other vessels, one an iron-clad, were expected.
The United steamer iukG ran in for day this
week, and the United steamer Magnolia left
to-day.
The notorious bloclkadc.runner lIail alias Su-
S0nnd, was captured on the 9th by the United
States steamer Metaco,aet, off Campeachy, with
100 bales Of cotton.
Two men who arrived at Havana in an open
boat report having captured an American barque
and burned her.
Part of the 99th Line Regiment, the first French
troops sent TO Mexico, bad left for France. A
party of 500 guerillas, under Guiterres, had
attacked force under General Rivas and were
routed. The gueriIlas lost 100 killed. The I'M
perialists only eleven.
It is said a Council of State for consultation
only will be formed. A party of Juarists that
had left Oasaca had been routed.
The cotton crop had been given up, owing to
the depredations of guerllas.
Communication between Durango and Chihua-
hua was severed.
Colima had been captured by Maruqes.
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uiab'c, and her versatility greater than that of
any other actress who appears In this city. Her
success is W, Il meriod, and her ability univer-
sally appreciated.
Tomorrow Miss Western takes a benefit when
she viii appear in tragedy and comedy as "Lu-
cteta Bcfgia' and as "Don Caesar dc Bazan."
On Saturday we are TO have ORrcr Toist, With
Miss Western as Nancy Sykes"
JoHN Il. GouGH-Tho immense audience
which greeted this great lecturer on Monday
evening is likely to be even greater this evening.
Those who were unable to gain access to the hall
on Monday, should either purchase their tickets
during the day, or be at the hall on the hour of
opening. Tomorrow evening Mr.. Cough Ice
turcs on hjs great theme" Temperance" An
who wish to hear him should not fail 10 obtain
tickets at once
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AmUSESIRNTS.

COHIIINENTkRy BENEFIT TO Mr.. JoHS FLoOu.
This worthy member of the Chesnut Street
Theatre company is now quite i'll with a pull
mOnAry affection, and as II may be some weeks
before he can resume the practice Of his profess
sion, his friends have arranged for handsome
testimonial 20 him in appreciation OF his services
rs an actor, and his true worth as q gentleman.
Mr.. Sim has rendered his theatre for the benefit
for next Wednesday afternoon lith Instant, and
We are informed that Mr.. Stuart Robson, with
several OF the iayOrites OF the Arch Street com
pany, Mr.. Herne and several Of the favOrites of
the Walnut Street company, together with Mr..
Lewis Baker, Miss file Gernion. NJ. f. Nor
daunt Mr. Walter Lenn0X, Mr. J.T. Ward, Miss
Belle Vaughn, Mss Susie SchenCk, Mr.. Sinclair,
and other fayorites Of the Chesnut Street COM
pany, have olitped their efforts gratis for the
benefit their afflicted professional brother. We
hope our readers will make note Of these facts,
WALSyT STREET THEATRE The present en-
PaPement OF Miss Lucille Western has probably
proven more remaneratve than any other engage
ment ever played IN this city. Miss W, has all
the required accomplishmentsfor success-youth,
beauty, talent, genius, and excellent dscrimina-
tive taste Tonight she appears in Mr.. G. w.
Tayeures original and thrilling emotional play
Of Fast Lynne, or, the ELopement, There is no
artistic who can approach Miss Western in points
of delineatiOn Of the dupet characterin this play.
The success OF East Lynne is wonderful, and
the ability Of so youthful an actress as Miss
Western is surprising Her popularity is unde-
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FOURTH EDITION
Late from the South.
RICHMOND PAPERS OF TUESDAY.
>,.y-.-evsy,sV,-...,>-s--.ey
REPORTS ABOUT SHERMAN.
-~->----,,,>~,..---->-.-~>>
HE is Slowly Making His Way to
the Coast"
RICHMOND PAPERS OF TUESDAY.
REPORTS ABOUT SHERMAN.
spociNI 10 The Evening Telegraph.

WAsmN0roN, December S.--Richmond papers
Of Tuesday last, received here to-day, snow that
Shermaus army is slowly making It's way to the
coast.
The Rebels expect battle this week near
Savannah
Wheeler claims TO have whipped one corps Of
ShCrmans army and Klqatricks cavalry on
Sunday last. We have evidence that Sherman
has reached Millcn, all the papers asserting the
news.
Up to noon to-day the President had received
no later news from sherman than above.
General Logan, who is ON his way to Join his
corps in sherman's army, called upon the Prcsi-
dent this morning, and had plea SAINT interview
with his RXcclloncy
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1864-12-08
THE NEW YORK PRESS ON THE
MESSAGE.

From the itbune
lie Residents Message eIicits the usual
VarieV OF Omments from the journals Of this
city' tt is pleasant, though not surprising, 10
ma TIT Mr.. Lincon's opinions are dstasteful 70
the twqournah which serve most dsyotcdly the
cause othe Rebellion. The Nsies, which is the
ACKNOWLEDGED moEh. piece Of Mr. Jefferson Davis
in this cit says;-
ITS hnsu al, is more dFnifed and less wandering and
obsoui1 a OF lass ytars Message, ana it, Onp Is
more suD,i "a less suggestive o. an effort 20 create
~ A., sets Nevertheless Il Is vague ana super
heial. , n int reessy with those points that are OF
20 tho puzzle, and evinCes states
mAhihe ~ alay ,f the political situation. IT sheds no
ray on hope Anal future Peruslng with vain OK
ptcthuI3in " some clue thar lead out OF the
ulshal Tds lntersectluual ssensOn, the patriot
VIII put Is ns N" sigh, painfully conscious that lt
neilneL 81. H LAS Intended 10 solve the terrible
atrms that the war All he pTasecDteJ M NE t|tt"r cp
The World, VIII sometimes concesIs its na.ti-
sahship WIN 'uo bellion under an atfectation