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The Placer herald., 1865-04-22

TELEGRAPH NEws.-The dispatches dur
ing the week have mainly related to the
startling tragedy that has clad the land in
the habilimenis Of mourning, and shrouded
every feeling heart with grief Elsewhere
We have given the details. OF war news
accounts have been received of the capture
OF Mobile. The Spanish and Blakely forts
were the first to fall, and with the second
some 1000 prisoners. On the 10Th, the
rebels commenced evacuating the city. and
on the 18th it was occupied by the Fedora
forces under Gen. Granger.
1t has been reported that Johnston had
surrendered his army to Sherman, but tie
news is not confirmed.
Mosely has surrendered his command to
Gen. Chapman. at Perryvile. Virginia. on
terms similar to those granted to Lee. Gen
Rosser has asked that his troops be included
in The Same cartel.
The rebels have DESTROYED their navy yard
At Halifax, on the Roanoke river, along with
several vessels Of war.
wee resilient johnson 100 X me 0dlIl A.
President, on the day Of Mr.. Lincoln's death
The ceremony was conducted at Mr. john
sons rooms-,he oath being administered
by Chief Justice Chase, in the presence of
the Cabinet. with the exception of Mr.. Sew
ar'O and few other persons. lie stated his
desire to retain the old Cabinet, and appoint.
ed VIM. S. Hunter, Of Rhode Island. AS Act
ing Secretary Of State during the disability
Of Mr.. Seward.
The funeral rites and obseqnies Of the late
President, to"k place at Washington OF,
Wednesday. and were Of the most soIem'
and imposing character. The number OF
people gathered together for the occasion
we're estimated at lo5.oOO Tie procession
was over three miles in length. The remains
were placed in the ro'unda Of the Capitol l."
lay in state until the 2Oth when they were
to be conveyed to SPRINGFIELD. Illinois, b,
way Of Philadelphia, N. York and Chicago.
A National Monument is to lie erected,
and plot Of ground of six acres is selected
in the heart Of the city Of Springfield, as the
burial place of the President.
The Placer herald., 1865-04-22

DEArn IF GEN WlIrIxG Major Genera
III. G. Whiting. Of the Confederate army
who surrendered with the garrison Of For'
Fisher, to Gen. Terry and Admiral Porter
lied on Friday. March 10Th, at Governors
Island. The decreased was native of Mis-
|sissirpi. about IS years Of aga. and wa>
educated 1T West Poi"t. receiving his ap
|pointment from President TAYLOR. When
|hs graduated (in ls45,) he Was assigned l..
duty. and remained in the United States
service until February Goth, 1861. when h.
Resigned his commission and joined the
|Confedera'es in Georgia. having removed
, 10 that Slate after receiving his miiar,
education. lie was soon after appointed ,
Brigadisr General, and served under Bsaure
gard at Bull Run. lie WAS in the S-ve,
Days Battles. and was promoted to Msi,l
General. Aflerward he was sent to vii
|mington. and the def.nres of Cape Fea,
River were constructed under his direction
lie was considered, next to Gen. Beanrega,d
'he aLIest engineer officer in the Son,her,
service. Ills f'neral took place at Trinity
Church, New York.
The Placer herald., 1865-04-22

A man was lately bitten by NAL doc
near La Fsyette. Indiana. and when tn,
psroxisms Of hylrophobia came upon him
lat bis urgent request one Of his veins va,
|opepod and he bled 70 death.
The Placer herald., 1865-04-22

A LIBEL CoxrRApicrrp.-Ths Nsvads
Gazette gave currency to statement that
the announcement at Allisons Ranch, Of
president Liucolns assassination. was receiv.
ed With demonstrations OF satisfaction and
joy.
The Grass Valley National says the repor,
does not possess particle Of truth; and sc
far from expressions Of satisfaction being in.
dulged in the contrary WAS the case, and
that the rropriotors Of the mills immedi
.'eIv suspended work out Of respect to The
memory OF the President.
The Nevada Gozette, Of the 10th. also
contains denial Of its own report and say $
Citizens Of Grass Valley assure us that ,h.
report Of the rebel demonstration At Ilisou
Ranch on the receipt Of the news Of The
Presidents assassination ia untrue, or at least
grossly exaggerated. The story was current
At Grass Valley on Monday. and was impli
.:tly believed by our informant. For III.
honor Of humanity we sincerely hope tn.
story first narrated 10 us may have bee,
false, though we do not believe it could have
originated without foundation.
The Grass Valley Union. Of the same date
also prints the following denial Of the mali
cious rumor:
We were waited upon Yesterday by Phil
galloway, in company With n gentleman
"hSm we have known for nearly fifteen years
and in whose word We have the most i'm
ricit confidence, with a request that We
would correct the statement that the work.
men on the llison Ranch expressed salts.
faction at the assassination If Mr.. Lincoln,
or made any demonstrations to that etfer,
We make this statement in jns' ice to ,h
a;tarhes of the Allison Ranch, terause we
have faith in the representations that have
been made to MS. aud believe now tha, what
aver may have been their political antece'
lents, the majority Of them are to-day warn.
supporters Of the Government in its fl ris
to catch and punish the dasardIv assass;ns
and their al ettors. As soon as the sal in
diligence reached Allison Ranch, on Sa,ur
lay, work was suspended. and will remain
80 until tomorrow morning.
The Placer herald., 1865-04-22

A Philadelphia Judge. in Philadelphia, has
decided that a man is responsible fr the
debts Of woman whom he marries, whe,he,
contracted before Or after marriage. The
poor men are threatened with one more
Hanger now than before.
The Placer herald., 1865-04-22

FLAG RAISING At Stewards FLAr.-Tht
|Chinese having presented the citizens oi
Stewards Flat with u national flag. as an
appreciation of their good will in being
protected from the highway men who have
recently infested that portion of the country
Saturday, the 2oh inst, has been agreed
upo" as the day to float the flag 10 the breeze,
with appropriate ceremonies.
a f!iend informs US, hy note, that there is
TO be good time on the occasion, and from
our knowledge Of the way they do thing,
lat Stewards Flat. have no reason to doubt il,
The Placer herald., 1865-04-22

HAlex. Mon 'gomsry. late Eitor Of the
Pacific Echo, at Napa. has taken charge Of
the Editoria! department Of the Marysvills
4xprsss.
The Placer herald., 1865-04-22
PROBATE NOTICE.

In Probate Court, Placer County, California I'-
tate OF Henry Gootling, deceased.
|NOTlCE is hereby given to all persons hoia.
IN ing claims against the estat, OF hen.!
Cooling. deceased. late Of Auburn, Placer county
CaliornIa. that they will present them to the "n
'dersigned, ut Auburn, PL,ccr county, Ca'norn",
within ten months from this time, or the s'lp'
will be barred.
L. j.. BULLOCk,
A. HUNTLEY.
GEO. JOHNSTON.
Estate Of Henry Gooding. deco'
January End, ls65-4w.
The Placer herald., 1865-04-22

Sixteen years ago there were scarcely any
railways in Ireland; now there are ahnu,
fifteen hundred miles Of railways in that
country. constructed during that time, at n
cost Of twenty-six millions sierlng.
The Placer herald., 1865-04-22

ARREST OF A PKovosr MAHsIAL Dy De-
sEHrEHs -llE IS MADE lrBLlc Snow i
The following account If a very serions joke
prac'ired upon Deputy Provost Marshal is
from the Tusrarawas, Ohio. Advocate of
Friday las: "Aiont two weeks ago two
eSrrte's. named Delaney AVID Cunningham
made their appearance in Wa,ns to~ n>hip,l
in this county. They openly admitted thai
hey were drserers from the army, and
|'l-tied the authorities to arrest them. The
Provost Marshal. at Alliance, sent ~ deputy,
laiier them. who had orders to take them
dead or alive. lie WAS well provided with
hand-cutfs and hobbies, to place upon the
wrists End ancles of the deser,e,s At the
bingham found the Deputy Marshal in -
room at the hotel somewhat inI"xicaied.-
hey hand-ruff+d and holbled him-took
his money, revolver and knife-put him in
IA wagon and exhibited him through the
country as horse thief After keeping the
deputy Marshal as "A prisoner a day and
plight, they fiualIy brought him to Canal
ID "er, and show.d d him in the public street
DeLaney would sing sung aud compel the,
Marshal to keep time with his chains
After the dese'lers had all the fun they d-ii
sired, they left The Dvpuy At the hotel and;
departed, much to the amusement Of the;
crowd. On last Sunday evening. DELANEY
WAS arrested in this place by Charles !
tSoirk. Of R"gers.iIIe, and plared in the
new Philadelphia Jail. .On Thursday, Cap,
Black. of Pil,sburg =, took him to Alliance
cunningham is yet AT large"
The Placer herald., 1865-04-22

A gray sqnirrel was recently killed in Ne
|v.da county, which weighed two pound.
when dressed.
The Placer herald., 1865-04-22

NEARLY FINISHED. D.-Ths grading upon the
Pacific Railroad between Newcastle and Au,
burn is nearly finished, and will he en,reI,
|so on or about the 6rst Of tho coming
month. A very large force is also a. work
along the line to distance of twelve miles
above town. and it will not he long hsfor.
several miles are in order for ties and rails
BY the first Of June the road will 10 in
running order to this place. to 10 followed
shortly thereafter by opening an additional
section.
The Placer herald., 1865-04-22

GurrED. - The Marysvills Express, and
several other papers in the interior. who's
tone has. in any degree. been adverse to tn.
United States Government. shared, we are
ne"rme'l, the fate Of several newspapers il,
'ur own city. yes'erday.-S. F. Call. 1911.
The Call is a little too fast, and lis editor
no doubt, will he soreIy disappointed when
hs learns that The above announcement is
untrue. The Office of the Marysville Ex.
press has not been 'yut,ed." nor has violent
han!s been placed upon it in any way. The
citizens Of Marysvile are a law abiding peo-
pie. The indulge not in mob violence, nti
'her do they disgrace this beautiful city hy
.:owardly entering the premises Of thei
neishbors and destroying property. The
Call should know what it is talking about
before it INDUCES in flights Of fancy Cal
Express.
The Placer herald., 1865-04-22

= sioWiIo III MS ISSUE vi oUIn OctODer, lSOl:
4 1--WE deem it due TO Messrs. J. c. Aver 4 Co
Ean the public TO make known our experience
swith the use Of their Ext, Sarsiparila IN our fam.
by stating the circumstances under which il
Sswas taken and its effects.
When our only child. now in his third year
& was about eight months old. q sore appeared first
= in small pimples on his forehead over bis nose. =
These rapidly increased and uniting formed
- l0athsome. virnlcnt sOre which finally spread
ovtr his forehead and face, not even excepting
his eyelids. which became so swollen that his ewes
! Swere closed. We called u skiIul physician, who
: administered TIE usually prescribed remedies A
Z solution of nitrate OF silver was applied until the
I, mass OF corruption which covered his entire flee
!: turned JET black. The sore again and again burst
4 thrO' the scOycbed and artificial skin formed by
Z this solution. Meanwhile many remedies were
ccmplOycd without amy apparent benefit. For IF.
|: teen days and nights he was constantly held by
I his parents to keep him from tearing open with
his hands The corrupt mss which covered his face.
Everything having failed. we were induced by
&the high recommendations Of Aver. Sarsp rL,
Stor the cure Of ScrOulous disease. to give it
!; trial. In his treatise on Scrouli, DR.. AVER di-
si'rrcis mild solution Of Iodide of Potash TO be
Fused as u wash while taking the Sarsaparilla and
kit WAS faithfully applied.
4 Before one bottle Of Sarsaplrllt had been Civ.
Zen The sore had lost much OF its virulence and
! commenced TO heal. Another bottle effected IN
Z entire cure. and the general prediction that the
schild must die was cOnlr;tdicted. His cyelashes
: which came out grew again, and hi 'ace is lett
without scar. as smooth rs anybodys. 1t is un
Snrcesary for me TO state in how hish esteem We
..hold Ayers S;,rsaparlEl.
The Placer herald., 1865-04-22

M"sBY.-1hs following is told Of Moshy
the guerrilla: lie was shot while in house
lie fell, and the Union soldie,s entered ,h.
ho"se, to discover, as they supp 'sed, rebel
ffic.r in the last agony Of expiring nature
They we're assisted to \ knowledge uf whn
he WAS (n"t) hy an exclamation from felnal
resident If the house. who exclaimed. with
affected sorrow, Poor Captain johnson,
3 dead" just at this time. "Jnhnson," wL.
appeared to he in articulo mortis, shiv.re,
|visibly, stretched ou, his left pedal extremity
and gave mp the ghost" with groan. The
Union soldiers, concluding from these mani
fesalions that their late an,agonis, was de-
func,, proceeded to rem"ve Captain John
SONS boots, and left. hut had not got yer,
far before johnson" in the shape of til.
well known guerrilla, Mostly. sprang from
3his recnmbent position. and, assisted l.,
lsympaihising Ccnf-derates hastily made
tracks Tor safer quarters.
The Placer herald., 1865-04-22
lNsoLvENT's NOTICE.

fslN THE COUNTY COURT OF PLACER COUNTY on TIE
4 STATE OF CALIFORNIA.
Z n the matter Of the petition OF WIN. JONES
!! Il IN lnsolvent Debtor. Pursuant to m eslcr OF
E the Hon. II. Fellows Judge OF said Comfy Court,
rnotic" is hereby given 10 all creditors "f ihe sud
B lnsovent. Vim. Jones. 10 lie aud appear before The
s. Hon. II. Fellows. County Judge aforesaid at the
essConrt Room OF said u urt in the said County Of
q Pllcrr. on the 25,h day Of April. H. d. 1865 at
Sl0 clock, a, M, OF that day, then and there 10
Ashow Cause, il any they can, why the prayer Of
:as,id lnsOivent should not be granted. and IN 49,
Tsignmrnt OF his Estate he made, aud he he Dis
Gchyrged from his debts aud liabilities, in PHr'
;sIaBce OF The Statute in such case made and pro-
3svidcd; AID in the mean time all proceedings
SagaiHst said Insolvcnt be stayed.
q Witn' SIS my hand and the seal Of said Court
sadthis % day Of March. n d.. 1865.
q ID. W. SPEAR. County Cleik.
|E1:z:} {@!;H;:: !; ;;::
xJ. r. DAMEHoN. Atty for Petitioner. mar25 4w'
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DIED..

Near uburn. on Saturday. the Sth inst. from
!; the accident | discharge OF II gun. S0IoN ATKrN
SsoS. in the 18th year Of his age, native OF In
.diana.
The Placer herald., 1865-04-22
PROBATE NOTICE.

In Probate Court. Placer County, California, Is
tate Of Michael PbcL,n, deceased.
NOTICE is hereby given 10 all persons holding
~ cl,ims against the estate OF Michael Pheia,'
deceased. late Of Forest Hill, Placer county Ca'
iifornii, That they will present them TO the under
Es9nc'l, at Forest Ill., Placer County. California,
within ten months from this time, or the same
Twill be barred.
MARY PHELAN.
A. HUNTLEY. >,
Administrators Estate of Michael PhcIan, dec d.
March 25th. 1861. 4w
The Placer herald., 1865-04-22

MEDICAL CARDS Success is .aid n ho !,
criterion Of merit. il this is so Dr.. Dohe,,v !,
40 exception 10 the rule; Of the many pbvs;o,as'
who advertise 10 cure the particular brancho. =.
which he has devoted his particular stu,v NV
has attained that wonlrous and general nr,O,;a. M
which daily attend at his Office The graft n;
cord OF Paris, specially devoted his at,ent;o, :.
the particular branch of Medicine denom;u,,.,
Specific aud Chronic. Dr. Doherty bo, d,.,o,n,;S
led 10 do the same. Read his adyer,isemon.
another column and the sworn statement Of o,..'
DIR. W. X. DOHERTY
Private Medical and Surgical Iustutr S..
mento Street, below Mont tgomery, topposi,o ~.
Pacific Mail Steamship Co.'S Ohice) privo,. o-
trance on Leilcsdorff street. San Francisco T..
|ablished expressly to afford the afflicted .ouna
and scientific Medical aid, in the treatmen, ,,a
Icurc OF all Private and Chronic diseases c,so. =,
!secresy and all sexual disorders. Attendin, o,a
Resident Physician, Dr. W. K Doberiy. on.
hours from ga. NJ, 10 9P.x. Communicates.
'strictly confidential. Permanent cure guaran,ooa
,or no pay. Address
DR.. W. X. DOHERTY
The Placer herald., 1865-04-22
DIR. NOSTETTERS'S STOMACH DITTECS

1t renovates. purilics aud strengthens III.
:system, and aids the stomach in the no,-
,formn nee Of its functions. 1t is sovereign am.
,clc for imp,rting strength vigor aud tone to The
system. and possessing the curative pow rs for all
diseases arising fro II disorders, stom ,ch In the
most severe cases Of cramps diarrhe, and weak.
mess in the stOm ,ch the 'Bitcrs have been ricI.
ly tested, and always with the greatest success
;Sold by all Druggists and dealers everywhere,
llOsrErrER, SMITH e. DEAN.
April 23l,-lm San Francisco
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DIED.

On the 10Th inst, ABBY JOsEpHENE, young
est daughter of Joseph and Ann Z. TLeck err, aged
fifteen m onths and twelve days.
And the Lord said ;; Suffer little children to
the kim dom Of Heaven"
The friends of the fam lily are nvted
to attend the funeral, from the residence OF her
parents corner of 5th and streets, Friday after
n0sD, at o'clock.
On the 18th instant Mrs. THERESA REESE in
tbe74th year Of her sge.
Der friends ana scquaintsnces are respectfully
invited to attend asr funeral, from her late resi-
dence No. 13- II street betweeR AZ and 9th sts +,
Island, on to morrow Friday afternoon, the 30th
Inst at 4 clock,
Wednesday,, June the 2Sth instant. after few
hours illness. which she bore WITH christian for
titude, Mrs. MARIA A. QUEEN in the IS N year
of her sge ar relict of he late Charles j. Queen
The funeral viii take place to-morrow Friday,
morning from her late residence, No 2S9 7th
street. and proceed to St. Pstrick's Church when
the Holy sac,i6ce of til Mass will be offered for
the reposs OF her soul ct o o'clock a M Friends
and relatives are respectfully invited to attend
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m o Q N T VE r NO N

M INT vERN NON
NOTICE..
The POTOMAC PERRY COMPANY havin OBJ
tanned the privilege Of landing ,snd ~T-h
lease of the wharf at Mount Yer So 31hassz31
non, an excursion steamer willE@
leave the Compsny's wharf, foot of It'll street. OF
rRl AY june 2. At 10 O'Clock 4 "a =, making reg
DAYS and FRIDAYS of each week.
Fare to Mount Vernon and return, includin q
~ VIZ ]. VAN RIswICK,
my T.S0t General Superintendent.
DROP. ]. W. KREIs, DANCING ACADEMY,
Il PARRDR'S HALL.
Penn. ave. between 9th and It'll,
Opposite Metropolitan Hotel.
Pref. KREIS begs leave to announce to his for
msr patrons and the public in general that a
AT the request OF great many of his pills ky
ne well as others. he will continue his S&D
classes during the sum mer season -
Days and Hours Of Tuition for Ladies, Misses,
and Masters, Wednesday and Saturday afternoons,
G.ntlemen's Glass. Monday. Wednesday. aud
Friday evenings,
Private Instructions given to quit he convs-
niences of the pupil.
For further information apply at o, address q
note to the Academy, or Room No 10 Washing
ton Building. corner Pa. avenue and 9TH street
The Hall can be rented for Private Parties and
soirees. My 19-tf
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TEE IRISH BRIGADE, raised under the au-
spices OF Gen. Meagher, and at present con-
sistBg of the 63d, ooh, and SSth New York
Regiments, and the 18th Massachusetts. are to
leave Washington on Saturday or Sunday to
be N ustercd out of the service.
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A MAGISTRATE RoBBKD-Yesterday, Jus.
tice \. il. Miller, late police magistrate OF the
Fist and Second Wards, reported to the de.
tective police that his house had been entered
by some person unknown, who stole 81, las in
money and various articles OF jewelry. Nc
arrest has been made.
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MARRIED.,

On Monday June 26th at Grace Church, Balti.
more, by the Rev. John II Hobart. FREDERICK
L. JRAYSKR, to LAURA NJ. HOFFMAN, both OF
Baltimore, Nd.
At st. Dominick Church, BY Rev. J. Bok.l
KNOTT.
tNerfolk and Detroit papers please copYl
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AUCTION SALES.
Pr WIN. L. WALL & co.. Auctioneers.

RI WIN. L. WALL & co.. Auctioneers.
On a aasEf a. @
o'slosi, ys yin sell at the Auction Roc M Bass
je2s - ". L. WALL & CO., Austs.
RI VIM. L. WALL CO., Auet,onest.:
ssL s1ssss sn s.s sh ssd sts
sALl OF HORSES. CARRIAGES. &C..
On SATURDAY MORNING, July I, own
%Ssncins At loselock. at the Bazaar, viii be sofa,
SIXTY HORSES.
suited to harness and saddle, full description
20 Mules. broke to harness, in good order.
AI.rge collection o, s AIS. Nav and s.oo,s
band Carriages. Bussi.s. Roskswsys. iHprsss
Wagons and other vehicles.
large collection of New ass and Second hand H.r
4b Reaul.s sale. At tn. B.sss.. every Tus.dsy
Inarsday and Saturday, without regard 70 the
and H'Fes. a #sf: Ct Sc :ss
RY GREEN q WILLIAMS. Auctionssrs.
MITE sosst ikos &oSD Hots
e Ia sss ss 81 vt sssss
ceased. on 10th street east, near Gsddis' grocery
the
jead GREEN q WILLIAMS. Aucts,
RI JAMES G. MCGUIRE & CO.. Aucts
CHANCERY SALE OF A vALUABLE CoUN-
Thy RksIDENcE AND FARM NEAR WASH.
Under and by. virtue Of the several decree.
passed by the late Circuit Court and the present
Supreme Court Of the District of Colum bis, IN 4
cause pending in the said Courts, wherein Agnes
NJ. Early is, complainant and II; N. and 8. ",
Early and others are defendant the und ersi sned
sales of the property the proceedipgs IN said
cause mentioned viii proce ed to sell. to the his h
ess shs AHStin e.
the
The property lies nerth of the turnpike roa
from the city of Washington TO Bladensburg.
about IL rec miles from p Pennsylvania avenue, and
is bounded as follows Beginning at the end OF
ofthe whole tract with said turnpike road; it runs
thence north twenty seven degrees "a deg east,
one hundred and fifty three 1881 perches; thence
south tventy:si1 degrees thirty-seven minutes
two (ls2i perches to the north side Of said road
thence with said road to beginning fifty one (5ll
perches, containing forty six acres, one rood and
The property 10 improved with 8 substantial
IRENE Dwelling. and is q pleasant Country resi'
dence.
are as follows One; fourth part Of the purchase
money must be paid in cash at the time of sale
and the balance in equal payments in six. twelve.
eighteen and tweaty-fonr months, the purcha-
sersto give for the said deferred payment: their
payasie quarter. yearly from their date.
All conveys ncing aud sta ps at cost OF the pur
chaser. urpp
y y b f. T BhksaHb,LxY,yr 5 Trustees.
jslo 3taw3w J. G. MEG UIRE & CO., Aucts.
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ST. JOHNS CHURCH, GRoRGRTowN-The
rite of conn nation will be administered at ST.
Johns Church, Georgetown, by Bishop Whit
tingham, tomorrow (Friday) evening ct S
O'Clock p. m. We ere gratified to learn that
the Rev. DIR. Tillinghast has so encouraging
an evidence of The deep interest felt in his min
istry so soon after his cordial welcome home.
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LOOK OUT for the pic mic of the Robertson
Association at Calvert's Grove, Bladensoury
on the ith of July. An excellent opportunity
to escape from the heat and dust of town.
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The MOONLIGHT EXCURSION OF the indie
pendent Club 10 Glymont has been postponed
till Monday night, July ,. Lookout for O
splendid trip.
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LOCAL NEWS.
AMUsxMENrs TONIGHT.

GROVES THLATRR.-Benefit OF Miss Susan
DeniD, who appears as "The Witch of Lynn"
IN the drama Of Mol Pitcher" supported by
The entire company. First night Of Miss Annie
Ward, Of Philadelphia.
q OxPoRD-The " Skeleton Witness" the bal.
let Of "The GEN." feats OF zampilaerostaticn,
by LIE petite Angelo, burlesques, songs, negro
delineations, and other attractions.
CANTERBURY-The Miaco brothers in feats
on the double trape7e, ballet, songs, bu-fesgue,
pantomime, &c concluding with a SCREAMING
hfteFpiece. Benefit OF A. O. Smith and J. B.
Sipe Tomorrow night, with huge bill Of nov.
elites