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MIECH COWS.

The properties this powder possesses in increas
ing the quantity of milk in cows, gives it an i'm
portance and value which shoulc place it in tn,
hands Of every person keeping a COW In fatten-
ing cattle, it gives them appetite loosens theil
hide, and makes them thrive much faster,
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TOBACCO.

Extra Congress, Navy, Spun Roll, Founder Dew
Drop, Eldorado, Grapevine, u inch Twist, bright
Virginia Cavendish, Solice, Century Brand and
Pine cut caYendsh Chewing Tobacco. Also
Smoking Tobacco and segars of the choicest
brands.
HERRING, MACKERAL AND SALT.
Together with great variety Of other goods, to
which we invite the early attention of everybody
but don't come without the money.
TERMS-CASH.
May 1st, 1895.
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- PURE LIBERTY LEAD, BEST ZINC.
unsurpassed FOR Whiteness, Fine Gloss. Durabili-
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-, PURE LIBERTY LEAD.
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otheri
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equaled in quality, always the same,
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warranted to do more and better work al a given
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Manufactured at
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WORKS.
Orders executed promptly by
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HATS.
BOOTS AND SHOES.

Every quality, style and color, from 12l cts.
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All kinds of produce for which we pay the high
est price in CASH or GOODS. We buy our goods
for Cash entirely, and can offer great inducements
for persons to buy Of us. CALL AND SEE US.
sept.964-tf. J. NJ. e. a SON.
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|. EXT RAe
'Frena ths sdNth.
The NankeS Tobaceo Trade
~
at fredericksburg.
Fhe Negre-Armiag BAiRassed by
q .yO1the Rebel Senate.
Wigfall Assailed- by Jeff.
" Davis Organ. 10 .t.r,

Richmond pSpen Of fhe dsh ibst. are II
hand. They contain no news OF Sherman
or sheridsn--no war news OG importsncs
from any quarter. .E
The Dtspateh says that four hundred
Thousand (4OO,OOO) pounds OF tobacco
were recently conveyed from Richmond
to Hamilton Crossings, Ave miles from
Fredericksburg, and about forty thou
sand pounds Of IL had been wsgoned
TO Fredericksburg, when the Yankees came
up Che Rsppahannock and destroyed the
tobacco. togethsr with thirty freight cars
used TO bring 1t up from Richmond, and
the wagons Transporting 1t. Il"
1t had been understood that General
Singleton and some other parties had no
gotIated trade OF the tobscco for bacon
with the Yankees. butinstesd Of bacon the
Yankees csmo up with gunboats and de
stroyed much rebel property. lsI.,ar.p 70
The rebel Senate has passed the negro
censcrIptIou blu BY vote ofS tos.
Wlgfall Is bitterly asSailed In The iSsatins
ofthe 0th instant. .r Ustr.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. IL, 1865.
oorroN-A DIsAPporsrMENr.

Admiral Ponyrn /. ,,id 10 b.ve to.,,ssd
before tbs Comrnitt.s ON ,bs Conduct of
the War. last veek that "th, R,d y,p,r ar.
p,ditiOu ,,s, a ,u,r, eo,,on ra,d - 40 far
"a tho naval mart Of thu s,p.dltIon was
concerned Admiral PoRrrp b,d tho be.,
means Of knowing. and the fse,s proved
sbow that he kant trains of vuuops ma,ksd
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O o N g II e s $40 NAL
THIRTY. NINTH CONGRESS.
". Extra o .nalon.
Extra . snalon.
SENATE.


eAIuEDar, warren y, lses.
EIayeL wAs oneisa oy rev. Mr' cray,
'"o Wv vhePts'n " s9e senate.
IN IN noeon " NJ. sumnee the secretary
OF .ne esnIto was olrecseo v pay the com
nusoo eietSs ah9 pagsss enp sucn otner AZ
tenuan1s OF tne eelhte % are paid 6y the
uhy, toe usual Per alem lor the extra ses-
sion.
Mr. DAVIS suomlued resolution that
.ne SScieIary OF the senate, out Of the aP-
pIopnAtlOu Iof inc expenditures ana mile
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The Government has now over 20, 900
bales Of che captured Savannah cotton at
the Quarantine Public Stores. Staten Island,
ready for sale 70 third parties or direct ship
ment 70 Englsnd on Treasury account.
Tho present currency value OF the cotton
already landed iS u, 800 900 or $1,000, 900,
equal 70 %, ESQ, 900 or %, 900, 900 In gold, to
be drawn for on England or returned in
gold coin BY the Government bankers In
London. The arrivals Of Government cot
ton since Monday are 1900 bales, and the
receipts BY rail, &C., Of other cotton, 1000
halea.
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THE AMY or Fnn rOroslAC.

Anrpu,st- hsvisvvs OF tAs Trsops-
Il .Astfvs Prsper.tisns
\ a letfet fspm d, Ar1 of4hs Roi6mae,
dsiia ifsrck ,, se5s qt|at eoAtitiss N ~
dspsrtasent. pnd b lIkely . no q for sdl3b
tims, soNaT !. .fmy hovsdsn,s ssssob-
cerned, for the roads are in vety bad con-
ditlon, owing 10 recent heavy rhlbs.
The troops arc being drilled daily, and
new arms, clothing, &c. issued pfebapS-
tory to the coming csmpsIghgT II NJ
The reviews held almost daily show that
the men are In eEeeilent oondition, each
command seeming 4mbltlous Y, sprppsa
the others In appearshee aud disc line,i
Tho % division OF tbe 5th corps, coms
mAnded BY General Ayres, and the. 1st
division Of the % corps, commanded by
General Miles, ware reviewed to-day, the
former by General Warren and the latter
by Generals Meade and Humphrey. Gen.
Doyle, OF the Bsltleh army, was present,
and nearly, AL the general oficefs In this
army, with their STATS, making the most
brilliant display Witnessed this season.
The divisions and their Commanders re-
ceiyed high commentator ron the re-
viewing officers, and they well deserved Il.
Previous 10 the reviews q grand musical
matinee was given at tie canip OF the 18th
New York engineers. The musiciAns who
took part were selected from the various
bands In the 5th corps, and were under the
direction Of Capt. r. J., ualSted, Of Gen.
WTighps staff. .l'
The quarters or this regiment arc supe-
rior 70 any other Ia the army.
Dessrters continue 10 come In, although
not so numerous as heretofore, About
thirty arrived to-day through the lines oi
the 9th and 9th corps. 1t is reported that
four were shot on their way over.
The lat New Jersey brigade in the Och
corps advanced their picket line short dis
tAnce this morning, and II Is reported 10
have found colored troo ops on the picket line
In their front. II this Is true II shows the
rebels have at last adopted the policy ol
armlng the slaves. Nal. Gen. Robinson,
who lost leg at spottsylvania, is here on
flying visit 10 his old command, and the
reception he met with to-day from bott
officers and men was Of the heartbeat kind
Cheer otter cheer greeted him as he passet
along the line. Few officers In the armJ
stood higher In the affections Of his mef
than General Robinson, and bis inability u
take the field is q seyerelO To the service
| He returns North tomorrow, and carriei
with him the good wishes OF this entlT'
/ armV ...
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Preme,lons I'm IN. n.xn.

The following-nGmed promotions have
been confirmed by the Senate,
Lieut.. Henry L. Howison, to be lleuten.
Aut commander, vice LieuteAAnt Com
mAnder Richard L. Law, placed on tho re-
tired list.
Acting Volunteer Lieut.. william p. Ran
dali, to be acting volunteer lleutenAnt com
mAnder.
Acting Volunteer Lieut.. WIN. 8, Cheese
NAN, to be acting volunteer lieutenant
commander. -,...
L- TO IN LIEUT.. ooMMANpHRs.
Lieutenants Henry w. Miller, John A.
Howell, Allen V. Reed, Geo. Dewey, Chas.
L. Frsuklin, George B. White, and Joshua
BiAhop. ... ...
TO m PLThAsTlRs.
Assistant Pay master Arthur ]. Pritch.
ard, from the 9th November, 1864.
Assistant PsymAster Albert 8. Kinney.
. TO ~ AssIsTAKT PAIMAsTBRs.
Acting Assistant PAymAsteIs Francis H
Swami, John J. Philbrick. and Samuel I,
Browne. U... .. t....
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TnE RED RIvnn . xrEpIT1oOs.
1Ssnr Admiral PortsT's Navai Land.
Raid for Costsn. a - 10
The suPrsms Coart DsoId,s that the
/, 4 yCottoH thus sstSsd is "Aot
o.. 30 PRtzs OF war; s tsJf
tn. Louisiasa EIsetioa.

In the United States supreme Court, yes-
terdsy, the case Of the United States, ap-
pellants, VI. seventy-tvo bales Of cotton,
Elizabeth Alexander, claimant, was elab-
orately argued by the respective counsel
and decided; Chief Justice Ch.s. deIIve,.
ing the opinion of the court an - '
A, large quantity OF cotton was ,eIzed
upon land by q ndods force. (Renr Admiral
d. d. Porter comnsnain,, which b,d a.
cended Red river, In Louisisus. and the
portion In question having been carried n
Illinois, was there libelled "a prize Of var
BY naval capture, in the District Court NJ
the United States for the Northern Dl.tr,ct
Of Illinois. s.. 60. ..
Elizabeth Alexander, claiming to be n
loyal owner Of the cotton. INTERVIEWED in
that court, and the decision wss repdered
IN her favor, and, consequently. ndver..,,
to the United States and the naval can.
tora.l The United States appealed. and in
the argum ent before the supreme oouyt
among 9th or highly important Question,
the point ,yas dIscnssed a, 10 the y.IIdItv
under the prize laws, OF n naval c.ptrrr
not made within tide water lip,its. .r
The Chi Of Justice said thai there could
be no seiznire a. prizes of war, of private
property, l'y the navy on the inland waters
Of the Un tied States, or on lsud, since the
acts Of Congress Of 1861, 1859, 1893 and
NRa
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I...r...,.s f.o.a sorth .o.rsIis..

d :
NEW YoRK, March l0.--The Stsamer
Dudley Buck, Witch left NsWbsrn on Tues
day afternoon, states that up to Saturday
night, the 4th instant, warm showers had
been falling for week, and had made the
roads bad. The weather cleared on Satur-
day night, when the Buck left, and there
was promise Of good weather. Ip
The soil being sandy, the roads would be
hard In few days. ~ =
The enemy had felled great number Of
trees across the roadS leading 10 Newborn
aud Kingston, which were being removed
by q force advancing from Newbern, which
force was within short distance Of KlAgs-
ton when the Dudley Buck left. .
Refugees who have arrived at Newborn
oil state that Fayetteville was In our pos
session last week. t..' NJ y.
Sherman was within forty miles Of
Raleigh. r.
Rebel soldiers are deserving by compa-
nies, In some cases by regiments. Most
OF them are returning 70 their homes, and
say that the people pay little heed TO the
proclamation Of Governor Vance, calling
them 10 arms. "1.Bsft r.
In most OF the places Of North Carolina
the people 20 TO meet Sherman with words
OF welcome, and are not particular in
placing their stock and supplies out Of his
reach. NE
Many Of the Inhabitants OF western
North Carolina are on their way to meet
relatives and friends In sherman's army
from the Western States. ...
The Raleigh Progress says Sherman
would soon be In possession Of Raleigh.
| He will 10 wherever he desires.
Quite . panic prevails among the ne
groes in North Carolina since the announce
ment that they are to be conseripted 10
fight In the rebel army.
The rebels are gathering them up for this
purpose. .'
| A strong combination exists among thG
conservative shareholders 10 resist thlI
measure, some of whom are Armiug thu
slaves In order that they may DO able q
| defy the rebel authorities, and thus retain
their servants, who exhibit q readiness u
fight for their masters aud their homes
rather than 70 fight for the reb el confede
raey,
A great many negroes are hooking into
sherman's army, says tho Progress, with
the assistance OF their masters, with The
promise that they will return and work fol
wages as soon as II will be safe for then
to do 70. This gives the question an in
terestlng aspect. II will not delay sher'
| man'B movement. 70. r'1.'
[Lieut. N. II. Ray and Lieut.. John Nc
Mullen, OF the 9th North Carolina cavalry
with fifteen men OF their cavalry, all de
Serters from the rebel army, arrived hert
yesterday from New Berne, N q, Thest
Officers and men say that they deserted a
Kinston during the early part Of last week
Gen. schoneld having advanced 4, 900 meI
against that place, tho rebels =, 500 strong
L. - "a a - -
Ated the town, Destroying such stores nj
they could not carry with them, and falling
back TO Goldsborough. The railroad from
New Berne TO KinstOn has since been re-
paired by our forces, and is now used FOL
Transporting stores, &c. Lieut.. Ray wal
accompanied TO this city by three brothers
an uncle and cousin, all of whom belongeC
70 the same regiment to which the LieuIen
ant was attached. - .
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a dlseourteouS act was committed yes
tefdAy By the passengers on . train of cars
coming from Washington 10 this city. A
special car had been chartered by distln-
commodation Of himself and friends, but
when The train approached New York his
privacy Was invaded BY . throng Of pas
sangers, who Tndely thrust thsmselvea Into
his car, and insisted upon retaining their
seats.-INsH York ESeIiN9 PoSt.
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ILffTT
toT TTIuIAL.l
ny t1s Pr..,dsn, OF tha Usit.d states
e e A ,so&AEHoS.M 4

sScu"h "
sct Of Congress, approved on the third
instant, entitled "An act 10 amend the
several so,s heretofore 4Pesssd 70 provide
for the enrolling and calling out the ps-
tionnl forces, and for other purposes" )" re-
quirce " that In addition 70 the Other law
full penalties Of the crime OF desertIon
from the military or naval service, all
persons who have deserted the military or
naval service Of the United ststes who
shall not return 70 said service, or report
themselves to = provost marshal within
sixty days after the proclamation hereln-
after mentioned, shall be deemed and
taken 70 have voluntarily rellnqulshed and
forfeited their rights Of citizenship and
their rights 10 become citizens, and such
desertsu Shsll be forever incapable Of
holding any ofiicc Of trust or profit under
the United States, or OF eIercising any
rights OF citizens thereof; and all personl
who shsil hereafter desert the military OF
naval service, and all persons who, being
duly enrolled, shall depart the Jurisdiction
OF the district In which BIO is enrolled, or
20 beyond the limits Of the United States
with intent 70 avoid any draft into tho mill.
tary or naval service, duly ordered. shall
be liable to the penalties Of this section
And the President Is hereby authorized
and required forthwith, on the passage Of
this act, to issue his proclamation setting
forth the provisions OF this section, In
which proclamation the President Is re.
quested 10 notify all deserters returning
within sixty days - aforesaid that they
shall be pSrdoned on condition Of return
Ing TO their regiments and companies or
to such other organizations as they may be
assigned to, until they shall have served
for q period Of time equal 10 their original
term OF enlistment"
Now, therefore, be 1t known that ], ABRA.
HAM LINCOLN, President OF the United
Stats, do issue this my Proclamation, as re,
qulred by said act, ordering andrcqulring all
descrters 70 return 10 their proper posts; and
do hereby notify them that all deserters
who shall, within sixty days from thsl date
OF this proclamation, viz: on or before the
10th day OF May, 1865, return TO service or
report themselves to . provost msrshal,
shah be psrdoned, on condition that they
return 70 their regiments and companies, or
to such other organizations as they may be
assigned 70, and serve the remainder Of
their original terms Of enlistment, and, In
addition thereto, . period equal to the time
lost by desertIon. "'. "'
In testimony whereof, have hereunto
set my hand, and caused the seal Of the
United States to be affixed.
Done at the city OF Washington, this
eleventh day Of March, in the
year Of our Lord one thousand eight
II. s. hundred and Sixty.hVe, and'of the
Independence Of the United States
the eighty-ninth.
ABRAHAM LINCOLN.
By the Presidents
WILLIAM II. SEWARD,
Secretary OF Stato.
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HeA. JOhn r. Hale as MInIHtsr to
Spain.

bpatns
The htslli0snesr Of this morning pays
the following well-merited compliment to
Hon. JoHN p. HALn-our new Minister 10
Spain; y
"We are glad 10 announce that the po-
sltlon Of Minister to Spain has been ten
dered 10 gentleman OF character and
ability. Mr.. HALs, as Pstsr Ssnattls, as a
pioneer Of the Ideas Of the party now In
power, and as candidate OF that party for
the Presldency at period when its policy
had no strong hold upon American states
men or the American people, could scarcely
fall At this time 10 receive other than q
highly honorable position.
"But II ID Mr.. HAIRS social position
rather than his political course-in his
high professional abilities aud pArllamen-
tary experience, and IN his thorough
knowledge Of men and thiugs--thst We
base the belief that the country viii be
carefully and reputAbly represented BY him
at MAdrid.S' ~ = " ?
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BY ear APH.
From north CarolIBa-RsPid Dsssr'
IIons OF Rebel Cavalry.


New BBRNE, N. O., Feb 26.-Testerduy
company r, 9th North Carolina confederate
cavalry, raised In the western part OF the
State, came Into our lines In body, with
two lleutenants and the borses and equip
ments, numbering over sixty men. They
delivered themselves up 70 our command
ing officer At Camp Palmer.
When they were informed that they would
receive pay for their horses and arms, and
bo furnished employment or be.Sllowed 10
go North, they remarked II 1t Nl,s gener-
ally known In the South that such q recep-
tion awaited confederate soldiers In our
lines, that the entire army OF the coufed-
eracy would follow their example.
The arrival Of the remainder OF the regi-
nent into our lines Is daily. looked for.
They say Kingston is being evacuated.
The South Carolina troops are the first
TO give up and acknowledge tho South Is
whipped. .... ... .--..r-0.... ..,...
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Has Mature An AntIdOts for AeqUlIsd
diseases All who luffsF behevs they ought 70
and can be cured. The PLANTATION 81 tIEhs
prepared by DE-. Drake, Of New hoIk, have no
Dyspepsia, neTyOu ,neas, sour stOmae loss
Of appetite, sinking weAnnoaa, general ueoH-
ity, and mental deSpondeneY, than Any otns \,
article IN existence. They arc composed o.
the purest roots and herbs, carefully pIepIniI1'
Thsy are adapted 10 any Agt OF condition o.
life, and are extensively pop ilAr win mo'"'
era And peraonl Of HedentAry habits.
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m raurth "a ard Exemption Club :

NJ Fourth " ard Exemption Club -
Al q mestina Of this Club, on Wednesday eve
Ming, the 9Th, the following preamble and res
oluiion was adopted;
whereas there is net suf eient fuuds In the
membe'i the amount they are entitled TO by
the consultation, therefore, be It
ReSolpsd, Thai eAeh mtmbrt OF said Cluo De,
And they are hereby, earnestly requested 70
pay the treasurer, p. y. Baoo,N, by Saturday
nieht, the IIth instant, the Sddit 'onaI sum OF
tea dollars (0I0) each; and furthei,. thst they
pay ave dollars . week for three weN ks mere
afiaF, to bs reserved A. fund for An.v iu'ure
draft that may be made.
viduAl member TO comply with the rGqN'eu
mAdo IN the above resolution.
AsBuRY LLOYD, President,
RA DAVIS, Secretary. mIO9t
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through the darkest gloom. The mighty
reaction that must follow victory Hill com
pensate us lor all the preseni f.ttlao1i
and, althouRh bleeding, our doaHtry'wilil
atIh b fouud infhe arena, vftldlnf With
fpiflt unquenehcd the sword With whiehl
t1e he's 20 ioSg oefepbcd The principles n
lfnth, lnsties, aud independsncs." Il
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Death OF the Rebel Gen. WHITING,

NBW YORK, March l0,-MSIor General
Whiting, . rebel prisoner, died At Cover
nor'S IAlAnd to-day.
ltlen. Whiting was wounded In the nght
at Fort Fisher, r-r ....
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sTIIL THEY Cohn.-Nine more rebel de-
hams once this morning. Among those VINO
reported themselves yesterday were Lieut..
Mcmillan and Lieut.. Ray, Ct the lEt North
Caroline cavalry.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

~ Calvary baptist Church meets
every sabbath in the Old Trinity Church, on
Rfth street, between \ and Louisiana ave-
nue.. Service At II A. M. and 7k p. N. Seats
free. Rsv. T. n. HoVlstt, pastor. jAnIs-ti
W- The Drafsd Men OF the seventh
Ward are requested to meet A. Turner Hall,
Four-and-A hsn street And Maine avenue, NJ
TX O'Clock this tsATURDAY) evening, Msreh
II, 1885. .... ~
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oFFI CIAL.
DEPARTMENT OF STATE,
WAHHlHoTON, March 10. 1898.

WAsHIHoToN, nAroh 10, 1855.
Information has been received at this
Department from Mr.. George 8. Fisher,
the Consul Of the United States at Kansga-
wa, Japan, Of the death, on the 18th day
Of November last, at Yokohama hospital,
In that place, Of William Wilson, q natu-
rallied American citizen, and 4 former
resident Of Ban Francisco, California.
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q Free Vaccination. In aeeord-

~ Free vseoin alton. In aecord-
anos with law OF this corporation, ali resi-
dent, Of GeorEetoTn will DC ysSsln % ,ted wi,h:
un "ersiGned, at hts residence, No ia Dun
barton street All poor persons, sick with
small-pox, will also he attended by the same
without charge. Once hours, from u m: to
I p n. ChAs. H. ChASlS' H. ~
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ESrrHrAHNo IHvAbrD soLpnas.-La.

ENTHHrAINIHa INVALID SoLDrxRs.-Last
evening . nice enteTtsinment WAs piven the
inmates Of Campbell hospital by several Of
the aetors belonging 10 Growers the.tre and
sisted 0fthe representation OF the comedy en-.
titled the "Old Guard, !" followed by the Gdmi-
rAble comedy Of the "ConjugAl LesSon,n and
oonoluded with the lAughable fArod OF the
Spectre bridsgtoomS' which were well rem.
deTed. lmOns the volunteer perfor mers were
Messrn. n. n, Hamblin and VIM. Barron, OF
the washington theatre, and Mesars. 7. Hamp-
ton and c. n. Clarke, Of Growers.