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LET Us BIZ MlRo1ruL TO ouRssLyx.

LET Us BE MIRcIFUL TO OURSELVES.
The physical structure of the strongest human
being is vulnerable everywhere. Our bodies
are endowed BY nature with . certain negative
porer,whieh protects them to some extent from
unwhoieseme infiuencesbu tins protect On Is i'm
perfect, and csnnot safely be relied on in un.
healthy regions. or under circumstances Of more
thsn ordinary danger. Therefore. it is wisdom, il
is prudence, 1t is common sense TO provide against
such contingencies by taking an ssti,o,s in al.
roacf in other werds by fortifying the system with
seourse OF HosrHTrER's STOMACH Buffers. the
most complete protective against all the epidemic
and endemic malsdies that has been administered
in any country. As remedy for Dyspepsia, there
is NO medicine that win compare with it. Who
ever suffers the pangs of Indigestion anywher on
the face ef the earth where HosTKTFBR's BIr1ERs
can be procured, does so Voluntarily for rs surely
as the Truth exists, this invaluable Tonic and Al
terative would restore his disordered stomach to
healthy condition. To the Bilious it is also espe-
cislly recommended, ard in cases of confirmed
Copsii patton it affords speedy and permanent re
lief In Canads, the West Indies and AustrsHa
the BIrr1Rs rank above all other medicines of the
cla's, snd the demand for thspl in all foreign
countries increases every season. mylO2w
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FROM FORTRESS MONROE.
Supplies fer the eAFmies-Warm w eathe er

FORTRESS MONROE, May lin anticipation
portions Of General Snerman's army at Alex.
andria and Washington, large amounts OF sup
plies OF all kind have been despatched from
this point. and are now we'll on their way TO
the Potomac river.
A fleet of thirty forage iand ten eommissary
vessels sailed from here yesterday and to-day.
The destination of ell vessels with supplies
been chan ged. orders having keen received to
detain q portion here and send the rest to
Washington.
in this latitude has become at length exceed
inglY warm, though the atmosphere is pleas.
antly moderated by the refreshing breeZss
from the bay. Fruits Of various kinds are be-
ginning to make their appearance. Strawber-
ries, peas, and spring vegetables are quite
abundant, and selling at cheap rates.
from Hilton Head.
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GUERILLAS OUTLAWS.
Important OPders from General Thomas

HEADQUARTERS DEPARTMENT CUMBER-
LAND, Nashville, Tenn, May Ito Major
General Rousseau: Send q summons under a
flag OF truce to all and every band of armed
men in your vicinity, or which you may kno "
of, VINO ere operating nearer to yours than to
surrender to you or to any officer you may
name for that purpose. upon the same terms
as Lee surrendered to Ger eral Grant. If they
hostility, they will hereafter be regarded as
outlaws, and be proceeded against, pursued,
and, when captured, be treated as outlaws. =
GEORGE H. THoMAs.
Maier GeneralU. S. A, Commanding
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spRING AND sUMMHR CLOTHING

sPRINg AND sUMAHR CLOTHING.
Wal6ins Coata, Pantaloons. Vests, and Boys'
We cSshns p S;GoS.
and Boys Ready made Clothing. which. for ele:
sunsss Of s sot q hss sn1 ana
market
Those In search OF Clothing for Gentlsmen's q and
Youths, wear are invited to call and examine our
stock. We can say with assurance they will find
the right article on the most reasonable terms.
Also, An extensive assortment Of Gentlemen's
Furnishing Goods, comprising everyth neoes-
NOAH WALKER & CO.. ass Pa. ay..
oe l0-Smr Metropolitan Hotel Building.
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FROM SAN DOMINGO.
The Republic Completely Restored-De
parture Of the Spanish Troops.

Advices received from San Domingo up to
the 9th of April announce the complete estab.
lishment of the Dominican Republic.
The sessions Of the national convention ter
minated on the 25th of March. Among its de-
ditional amnesty to all Dominicans who may
still be in the enemys camps. excepting the
high civil or military functionaries guilty of
completely in the annexation intrigues: the
military who may have fought under the Spa
nish flag, and all those newspaper writer's who
have spontaneously and unjustidably opposed
the res toradon of the Republic.
A Spanish steamer had arrived at San DO.
mineo with an order from Madrid for the
evacuation of the Spanish troops, who In ac-
cordance therewith left the island republic on
the 3Oth of March.
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coNNUBIAL FELICITY AND BL1ss-How

CoNNUBIAL FELICITY AND BLISS-How
WIVES SHOULD Re TREATBD.-NothiBg is more
susceptible of harm from the storms of this rude
world" than the delicate nature of woman. The
husband remains hearty and robust in season.
VIXEN the frail and delicate wife droops like
rudely handled sensitive plant. "The storm that
leaves the oak unscathed uproots the flower" If
your wife is ailng, if sickness prostrates her, if
maternal solicituds and care wear upon her, re.
member, you are the Heaven appointed guardian
of her health. You should not fail to supply her
with deGcscies which will assist Nature in restor
ing her to fun vigor. PLANTATION BITTERS
Just the thi n she needs Their effect in build
ing the SYSTEM restoring tie life forces to their
original vieor, creating new blood and adipose
natter, is truly magical. my l0lw
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Boursmestre President
The Exhibition at Oporto, Portugal.
HIS M F. MAJKsTY's LEGATION IN THE UNITED

The Exhibition at Oporto, Portugal.
HIS NJ F. MAJEsTY's LEGATION IN THE UNITED
STATES NEAR CHARLEsTowN, MD.
SIR: The directing committee of the associ
alton of the Portuguese Oh 'stal Palace, erect.
ed in the city of Operto, for an International
Exhibition, has informed me, and requested it
be generally made known in the United States
that the said association has allotted space in
the building for the products Of American man.
ufactures and industry, and that 1t invites the
American community interest ted in such un-
dertakings to forward samples Of such pro-
duets intended to be placed in the Crystal Pal
ace. in time to reach their destination, be un-
packed, and properly arranged before the
orening of the exhibition, which will prob
ably take place some time ir August next, and
continue open till the end of the present year.
AS this International Exhibition il fully ap-
proyed by his Majesty's Government and Is
nuder its protection, individual exhibitors e.
their agents, will be sure to meet with every
facility and encouragement from the author.
ities as well as from the association.
am induced, sir, to lay the aforementioned
information before you, that the purposes of
the a association, in regard to exhibitors from
the United States may more surely be at.
tained, and with the hope that the American
Government will extend to the International
Exhibition In Portugal the like announcement
and efficient measures 1t was pleased to best3w
upon previous similar undertakings BY other
friendly nations.
Your obedient and humble servant
DRFIGANIERR +. MoRAo.
To the Hon. WILLIAM H. SEWARD, &C., Wash.
ington. p"
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Fran Cairo.

CAIRO, May ia military garrison has
been established at Gallatin and Br .okhav ven.
Miss, for the protection Of all peacaaote citi-
zens. All persons remaining In arms are de-
The telegraph between Memphis and Mobile
is completed, with the exception Of fifty miles.
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Tennessee Guerillas Surrenderias

NASHVILLE, May 1.-THE guerilla organi-
zations are availing themselves OF General
Thomas and coming in rapidly. No formid-
able body OF guerillas now remain in the State.
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STOP THAT SCRATCHING,
And use WHuATON'S ITCH OINTMENT. It
cures Itch and Salt Rheum in 48 hours, also cures
Chinblains, Ulcers and ali Ar1ptions Of the Skin.
Sold by all Drug sists. 2. D. GILMAN,
mar 23.ly $50 Pennsylvania avenue.
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SECRET DIsEASEs,

Samaritss's Gut is the most certain. safe and
efectual remedy-indeed, the only vegetable rem.
edy ever discovered, Cures in two to four days,
and recent cases in twenty-four hours No mineral.
no basam no mercury. Only ten pills to be taken.
It is the soldie rs hope and friend to those who
male $3
Samaritan's Root and Herb ;Juices-A positive and
permanent cure for Syphilis, Scro fals. Ulcers,
Sores, Spots letters. &c. Price 81, six bottles
for So. Sold by 8. O. Ford. Bee ad advertisement. ms
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THE GREAT CONSPIRACY.
Sanders' Address to the People of Europe
The Late Pr lama q tion Denounced.

MONTREAL, May 12.-George N. Sanders, IN
an address to the people OF Europe, styles the
nrocIamat,on of President johnson for the
ccantnre of the rebel conspirators as menda-
cions and ferocious, and conclusive testimony
will be sent 10 Europe that 1t Is founded on
forged papers and suborned testimony.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

IHE PEOPLE have been 50 much i'm posed upon
by several Sorthless. Sa.sapsrillss, that We ara
slad to be able to Recommend 8 preparation
which can be depended on as eontaining the vir-
tues of tbat invaluable medicine. and is wo-thy
Of the public con6de nee. Doctor AYERS SAR5A.
cures when ans thing can cure the dis
eases that require an alternative medicine.
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THE BRIDAL CHAMBER, an Essay OF W arnin g
reliable treatment for Diseases of the Urinary
and Sexual Sy.tsms-Sent free, in sealed envelopes.
Address DR.. J. SKILLIN HOUGHToH. Howard Asso-
citation. 2 Philadelphia, Pa. NH Sl-3m
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PAPER RCoLLAHs.-Lockwood's Cloth Lined and
Printed Collars. Grsy's Moulded and Wara 8
low, new styles Of Butterflies, Neckties, &c, at
GEO. G. HENNIHG'S.
m 8-6tf cor. 7th at. and Md. Av., Island.
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HKLYBOLD's 1xTRACr OF SARsAPARRILLL
cleanses and renovates the bic 3D. instis the vigor
of health into the system, and purges ont the hu
mors th at m AXE disease, m25-6m
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IL We are informed, says the Wheeling
1ntslligencer. that the Baltimore and Ohio
Railroad Company has been ordered by the
Government to provide transportation for fifty
thousand men, who are to come West over the
road. This is probably the first instalment Of
our veterans bound for their happy western
homes. lr t.-. lll. s1es
III Lieut.. Reed, the commander of the rebel
ram Webb, and several officers of the former
crew of that vessel arrived in Boston on the
10Th instant and were immediately CON vey ed
to Fort Warren. -sF-1-
DVAmong the new fashions in New York at
present is this, that no lady goes TO the grave
with a husband, child or friend. Women are
compelled TO sit solitary in the house, while ,
the burial. Many lament at the heartless Gus
tom, bnt fashion is inexorable. ~ fs| 'F
~The East Tennessee Baptists are looking
for preachers. Thirty thousand in number,
they have not one minister whose sole business
is to preach to them 90 =
10. The first legitimate voyage between
Charleston and Havana since the establish
ment Of the blockade by President Lincoln, in
1861, was made by the steamer Mary Sanford,
which reached Charleston on Saturday, April
90. The steamer brought fresh provisions,
fruit and vegetables for the SO uadron.
~The ordinance lately passed by the Coun-
ellis Of Cincinnati relative to the storing OF Goa
oil in that city has been repealed, and one less
stripgen. in Its PROVISIONS passed Ia its stead,
fined by law, may be stored in any place to
any extent. -. t~.a..
The Sandusky Register says the Rebels
imprisoned on Johnson's Island have become
tired of imprisonment, and lost all faith in
their ability to carry on the war longer. Out
OF twenty.eight hundred confined there, all
but about thirty.five have asked permission
to take the amnesty oath.
IL The pay -roll for the month Of April at
the Charlestown Navy Yard gives total of
4677 men employed, at cost TO the govern
ment OF S247,s1s "a. 10
~ A bill has been introduced INTO the Le-
gislature of Tennessee prohibiting the grant
ing of marriage licenses to persons VINO can
not show that they have taken tne oatn OF ai-
legiance .r
-Haenan. the bruiser, has married an Eng
lish girI and oretired from public ife," TO
snend his declining years In keeping an inn.
-It is stated that the pay roll OF the Man
obester manufactories is now about $120, 900
month, an increase Of S12 900 over what 1t was
before the war.
~Dr. ]. q. Holland Of Springfield is about
TO write q biography OF President Lincoln.
n0A provost marshal in Rhode leland has
sold his draft wheel TO Be- used as grab-box
in q fair. $50 ssa Hff rorV
TAdyices from Bermuda announce the
Conclusion OF the investigation of the alleged
plot to introduce the yellow fever into New
York. No new deveiepements came to light
from farther evidence. The magistrates had
decided to send the case to the Attorney Gen.
eral for prosecution before the Court OF Gen.
eral Asslzes or Quarter Sessions.
III It is proposed in London that English
men should present swords to Grant ana Sher-
man, to testify their sense OF admira1on %
those officers.
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~ The two monitors Sandusky and Mari
eta, being constructed at Pittsbnrg, are nearly
completed, and Will be ready for service in
about forty days. Their turrets will be, when
completed, OF solid iron six inches thick. The
deck is Of pine, covered with q three fourth
inch iron plate, but so sloping that it is be-
lieyed the enemY's balls win glance on with
cut doing any harm. Below decks on each
vessel will be four engines, which may be used
together or separately.
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~ Queen Victoria, it is said, is quite Of
Tended, because company Of capitalists are
about to build an extension OF the Braemsr
railway in Scotland, which may pass in sight
of her country seat at Balmoral. She even
talks Of abandoning that summer residence
Photographers are engaged in taking views OF
the scenery TO show at what points the Offend
ing railroad W i'll be visible from the windows
of Ralmoral castle.
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SCaptain Joseph L. Fisk, who has had
several exploring expeditions in the northwest,
has rendered his resignation in the service, for
the purpose Of leading colony of 20, 900 settlers
and miners to the rich region of the head waters
of the Yellowstone River country. He is re-
celviDg many recruits from officers and SOL
diers going out Of the service.
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CoLeArR's HoNRY SOAP.

CoLsAfR's HONEY soar.
This celebrated TOILET SOAP, in such universa
demand, IL made from the ehoieeet materials, Is
mild and oliss, in Its nature raE-antly scented
and extremely be,isfeial in its action upon the
skin. For sale by all ssists and Fancy Goods
Dealers, ian 20-eo1y
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Major G eneral U
THE ST. ALBANS RAIDERS.

THE 81 Alb ANS NAIOEnS.
Arrest of One Of Them for Bank Robbery.
MONTREAL, May lis. s. Gregg, one OF the
ST Albans raiders, who was not arrested after
Judge Coursols decision, was arrested to. day
on Judge Smiths warrant, for robbing the
National Bank. He was remanded till Satur-
day, to allow the counsel to consult with the
United States authorities.
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gMBERl LUhBIRl LUMBIRI .
On hand large stockof .gs.
So q d y R.
comprising in part ..
yOO 600 feet ~ w hite Pine Culhngs
100000 :" Hsmlock Joist and Scsntlins
mo 200 i" Spruce do DO ..E
100000 1astsrn shore FloorinS
100000 Ga. 8-4 and ia W. K. select ana
Pansl. mostly Albany Of superior quality and
400 200 Saths received direct and win be sold
Also. White Pine and Spruce FLOORING. White
pfns snA Cynrsaa 6hin glea Seasoned Oak, Ash and
Poplar, &c;, &c all OF which one at the very
lowest market prices.
T. EDWARD CLARK,
apl3-lms Navy Yard.
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LABOR PLRNTY.-An exchange paper saws
the .farmers In eastern Pennsylva are hir-
ing laborers among the rebel paroled prisoners
and deserters at the low rate OF s. to Sl6s per
month. Government furnishes these men free
transportation" If this be true, the labore-s
striking for wages in the coal region should
take warning, and consumers OF coal, bread
stuifs and provisions take heart, for lower
prices are approaching. Carrying companies
are anticipating large business, invited by
reduced rates
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To PURIFY. ENlIcH THE BLOOD, BEAUfrPY the
complexion, use HELMBoLD's HIGHLY CoHcEs-
TRATED FLUID EXTRACT SARSAPARILLA. One
bottle equals in sire 9Th one gallon of the Syrup
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SThe table upon which the Declaration OF
Independence was signed Is now in the posses
sion Of an aged maiden lady named Ramsey,
at Charleston, S. q. Efforts were made to
induce her to supply this table for the signing
OF the South Carolina ordinance of secession,
but she steadfastly refused, and at length
threatened to shoot any one who should attempt
to take it aWay.
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NERVOUS DEBILITY, SEMINAL WEAKNESS, &C.,
Cus Be Cured by one who has really cured himself
and hundreds of others, and will tell you nothing
EDwASD Fl. TRAvEl,
mar 1.D& Why Lock Box. Boston, Mass.
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CLEAR, SMOOTH SKIN AND BEAUTIFUL Con-.
PLxIoy follows the use of HELMBoLD'Ss CoNoEN-
TRArED FLUID EXTRACT OF SARsAPARILLA. 1t re-
RKin. m26
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Nor lRw OF OF 1H1 WORST DISORDERS that
afict mankind arise from CORFU ptons OF the blood
HHLMBoLD's DxTRACf OF SARsAPARILLA is q rem
edy of the utmost value m25-6m
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TURNING UP AGAIN.-Small silver change is
again making its appearance. In the markets
yesterday three.cent pieces ehowed themselves,
for the first time in many months The hoard
Prs Of this diminutive coin find 1t useless to
keep it any longer. We saw countrymen yes
change. Pennies are beginning to be a drug
The authorities of the United States MINT find
this to be the ecase-PhiLadetphia Gd.ete.
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TIE MEXICAN a ENleRArIoH Sunni
The Mexican 60 called emigration schsrae
attracts attention, but seems 10 be naeuified
mss Unu ,,s real tns NsS York
Tnere Is class Of mischief making jour-
lantN bsnf a. the present time on presenting
.,oeANy schemes of military I'd venture -
ns .,Snis visionary and thcughtlees young men
Wno may think OF settling in -Mexieo. They
no i.snds Of the government OF the United
sn,ssr, anu no friends Of our discharges vol
fusnced - that propose such irresponsibIs
enter prizes.
1"Wise and prudent governments are moved
10 such foreign enterprises naturally .by an
coll etztened. self-intersse w hsneyer NE inns
shall have arrived that our interests shau
seem to demand Intervention in the disposi-
ions made OF the territory OF Mexico by her
invaders, then will be the time 60 pfouolnc g
npon a policy lesS passive and. neutral than
mat now observed. Until snch time arrives,
the tepp's made to present the bordering
republic as an immediate field for irrespon-
siele military adventures are conceived only
IN spirit inimical to the peace and welfare OF
the United States.n .-- -. .--.I..
The PhiiadeIphia Ledger SAYS:
Inc Mexican euigfauon scheme is growing
noider. and recruiting is openly cond ucted In
new York The government Iwill soen be
calIeo upon TO act In this matter, and there is
only one way In which 1t can honoraSIy act,
ana mat ID to put an end 20 filibuster5ng. The
country has been die graeed enou Oh In previous
attempts OF this kind. New York Is the seat OF
this ne W scheme OF aggression. The traders
in tnat city will have ali the gains, the poor
dupes who are entrappsd into the enterprise
Will have all the Losses to sustain. Men who
are being dis seharged from our armies had
better settle down atonce to industry in their
own country, where the laws protect them,
and where the opportunities for acquiring
property by labor are greater tnaa IN Any
90 which they could emigrate. ..-
THE GRTTYsBURG UEMETERY.-This nne
cemetery is progressing rapidly on towards
completion. and during the coming summer
Will probably be finished. The substansuaI
granite wall. extending along the west side is
completed. 1t is Of superior Gnish and COM
pactness. The heavy iron fence extending
from the granite wall on the west. TO Ever
green Cemetery on the south. and the iron rail-
ing dividing the National from the Evergreen
Cemetery, are both finished. The latter is con-
structed OF gas pipes an d metal posts, apd Will
be lined with shrubbery. The gateway, also
completed, is beautiful structure. On, each
side Of ii are three massive iron posts, on which
are percned two American eagles, majestical-
ly locking down on those " ho pass the portals
Of this sacred spot. The principal avenue Ls
undergoing macadamization, and the trees and
sbrubbery are being planted. About nine.y-
five different varieties Of trees have been
selected. The contractors for setting the head
stones have also commenced.
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A AT THE WELL-KN0WN HOUSE n4.<
NJ. Will LIAM 2NED
Ladies will nd all the novelties Paris produces
in LACE GOODS. MILLINERY GOODS, MAN
TILLAs, DREsSIs, TRIMMINGS, SILKS, VEL-
VITe, Ladies' UNDER GARMENTS, HUMAN
HAIR GOODS, Lubins and DeMarson's PERU.
merry, COUDRAYs P0MADI, etc.
Ladies can have Dresses and everything in the
Millinery line made to order.
Hair Dressing, Hair Dyeing aad saampeoine
done in the house, and all kinds Of Hairwork mad
to order.
Orders given to Paris for any kind Of Goods for
not less than 500 will be attended to faithfully
'' NJ. WILLIAM. Importer,
No. 800 Penns. av.. Washington, D. c.,
No. z Cite Trevise, Paris
ap lo.lm IRepub& Chroal
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THk SEVEH-THIRTY LOAN.-The HIST issue
of the 30's reached four hundred millions OF
dollars. Six hundred millions more were au .
thorIZed, and this second issue has been d.
vided into two series OF three hundred mil
lions. OF the first Of these two series, about
one hundred and fifty millions have been AL
ready issued, leaving one hundred and fifty
millions Of the first series, and three hundred
millions OF the second series still available.
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rkPNEsppes ATTRACTIONS TONIGHT.

rkPNEsppes ATTRACTIONS TONIGHT.
ne csntereery eonr rnses
TWO COMPLETE ooNpANIEs.
Two coMPIErE COMPANIES.
ESS ESS SSsfk5Ef SSsst5sEfE sSsRAsI1s: SSsPassI1s:
Music Hall and Drsmstie Troupe. perfect In
every detail for the representation OF Varied and
Theatrical Entertainments. The Dramatic Corps
selected from the Thsaters; the Music Hall Or
RSnization, cleaned from the best 81 alls OF Ameri
ss,eonseeueniIy every night
DOUBLE PERFORMANCE Is GIVEN.
DOUBLE PERFORMANCE IS GIVEN.
DOUBLE PERFORMANCE Is GIVEN.
The place running double expenses, presenting
every branch OF the aulus sement business admit
able 20 the stage, consequently 3 supremacy is at
tained over any place in this country. and the
public knowing whore they can see Two Shows n
The same night at one cheap rice, crowd the Can
fereury in preference to any other place. to gaze
open the Beautiful FEMALES. radisut with grace
ard secom pIishnepts.