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Des Arc weekly citizen., 1867-04-20
"a NEWS IrEMaaa


 -rhs Radical Mayor 9fspringfeld Illinois, forbid by proclamation the fflih& of guns fn ttatIcity, to celebrate .tht Victory hcAiev{d{h {hsrs by the Dem ocrats-pretext, lest windows might be brokenb by e,coptastibnnoiioo --The World's Washington special says Tic all6tn4ert Of c6itf Justice Chase, by the Supreme: Court, to the . Virginia Circuit in pnrsuance of the act Of Congress providing q new allot- ment, it is thought here must lead to the trial of yetrsvssn Rsvis." oan F.-The Louisville Joufnal says {: wadey ia fHsrts Hsrpsrs rg wssffy WE can can now believe all that we have read of him. His face is SO, hard that,a black smith might hammer out horse-shoe upon it." --dgk--
 <TaAre is ( AsSw .uas raging be- tween tho TaIpnaany and apti,Tamma- ny wings of the New, \ ork pemqcracy. Let them both be suppressed by the military, an5 then, ir 6m the pfiiqiYIe that misery loves company they will reunite.s -nnfssee ' taA sifu'.ff 2 ---Mr. Kavanagh, the limbless mem Der of Parliament, often discards his chair as a means of locomotion, and is carried fiS4lt1c 2Iintse lnn the back of his servant When a division takes tRSAse theJa eqss stsstohssA Rsistin his 4av6r. and aFlo ws hfsa tofenaaih in the chamber with the tellcrs.
 .9llIT2HanTu hGE .f1l s3u "A meeting has been called at Chicago, by .a npasber pf clergSp an Asd others fo devise means to relieve the destitution at the South. Chicago is great lat holding 1meetings, passing resolutions making lspeeclrs,q and at last giving nothing. God help the southlifsit hcpehdsdlvlsdh ,tiie sbarity of Chicago. ' |'HA-Th el com mar der kofithc kEaglish forces at Fort Erie, has notified the au- Ethorities that prominent engineer, connected with the Fehian organization, has been taking plans of the frontier below the suspension bridge, and asks for reinforceff1ents to Be stationcd at the villsgs cf Eiegsra anaryuspcnsion bridge.
 ' fas Dsn o2r afs { S,enlsH assiLe fennSvlVanla LeglSidturc cuuscu st- luta Ateydel fired 1HM vhc tsUtnacticut election from the same guns which thundercds oyer the T Radical victory last, April, .and.tfs Radienl lnemberssof ptlies Isegislatlrc attrihute atheir signal ,lefeat tothe effort of CongresRto force segyg ses, sqfffsASe 4 gR9ns Ifhss .sss{s9 s9r'hern eukasiss asSsdsths NTs kj@sa lhat colored ctergyman ia South Carolina "has been foolish enough to oppose uni evidently M has SSoIle ssnse than the Radi, |nh vi,eHgss hin fseednalx A GT6F 10 -7--lA Georgia, correspondspt ef thc Milwaukee, Wisconsin ssysithat dujtc Ian ordinary negro, freed by Sherman, found ,his way North, straying as far as New Haven, remaining there Hn-- til q few month since, whenhc feturned to Atlarta, AisIpla anastey, ,,much sur prisedsat seeing 4ha tsiek n&ain. says: Why Tom, Il th ought you went North 7 II did. 'gnassa; { found stlte settlement there so 'noxious to the Southern gem me,rZ-AH ahslNfSxists dptheseL-I could not sta,u1 it mnssa. and returned"
Des Arc weekly citizen., 1867-04-20

RsSs- Judah P. Benjamin, formerly Secretary of State to.sthe Confederate States, is meeting with great successas an advocate in the English courts. ln regard to very able. argument in en. important case in which Mir. Beniaritin was employed, the Lord Chief Barpn' complimented him very highly. and the
 fact rather pleasess-the editoE of the
 New Orleans Times, who sayss "A
 of the court of Excheqaer, and espeti-' ally from one SO ttsffngrfsiYeyi as Sir
 Fiizroy kelly, is aralc, and therefore high tribute tuuraYyH Al will be n source Of gratfficdtftn Q ff}e menbers
 of onr bar war6 wefe eetemporariss~of
 Mir. Benjamin, to hear of-his great and ,unprecedenteds sncaessa in bis entirely
 new sphere, under such severe tests,
 and against spcir4 powerful rivalry"
Des Arc weekly citizen., 1867-04-20
WHISPERS
- AND MUST TACHESg! Z!

TNORCED to grow upon the smcothcst Face
 N in from three 10 five weeks by using Dr4 SEyIGNE'S SRESTAuRATEURC CAPlLLAIRE the most wonderful discovery in moderE sci ence acting upon the Beard and Hair in an almost miraculous manner. lhas been used by the elite of Paris and London with the most fattering success. Names of all pur- chasers will be registered, and if entire, satis
 faction is not given in every instance, tho money will be cheerfuily refunded. Price by mail, sealed and postpaid, Sl. Descriptive circulars and testimonials mailed free. Adj dress BERGER, SHUTS X Co., Chemists, No-2 2S5 River Street, Troy, N, .,,sole agents far the United States < q sfeb23Ay. |
Des Arc weekly citizen., 1867-04-20

WALKER, BRos. < Co.-This-, House is one of the emost reliable. in Inc city of Memphis. Their stock of furnish ing goods, clothing, dry goods, notions, &c., is unsurpassed, and their facilities for importing and purchasing, such as enable them to offer rare inducements to the trade. See advertisement.
Des Arc weekly citizen., 1867-04-20
Tt Is tue seslrSe 2 sgreatQe To he ifs own asstrsse6oA"

POPULAR ERRohs.-That editors keep public resdipg-goomss That they have plenty or time i'd talk to everybody. That they aredelighted to get anything lo fill up the paper with, That every mans own special axe is . matfet of public interest" That it doesn't make much difference whether copy bc written on both sides That editors return rejected hlallusoripts. itif
Des Arc weekly citizen., 1867-04-20
SCHOOL.

MRS. s. c. RUSSELL Win open her M. School at the Presbyterian Church oa tie First Monday in February. A req sonabie number of scholarships and girls solicited Rates of Iuiiion $a %, S2 5oapd SS O0 per month. Having had considerable experience sine guarantees satisfaction
 F Des Arc, Feb. 2, 1s67-tf afai r ffi9Ha
Des Arc weekly citizen., 1867-04-20
 ID E S A R c MALs AID FEMALE ACADEMY.

Y1NllE third session of this School will open \. en Monday, the 2lst January, under the charge and direction of B. D. PERRY, who hopes by1strict attention, to merit the patronage of town-and surrounding country. Terms, per Session of ive.Months. 0rthography, Reading and Writing, SIS % The same with Arithmetic, Geography
 and Grammar, sl5 % The above, witI Algebra, Geometry,
 Philosophy, Physiology, Book
 Keeping and the Languages, SIS % Deductions made only in cases of protract- cd sickness. N. B. A liberal deduction will Ne made for the cash in advance. d Des Arc, January 8, lS6T.-ly 9}tl
Des Arc weekly citizen., 1867-04-20
, SPECIAL YpTIcEs.
Free to Everybody.

I'd rTIcV " DVVfJDVuJ' A Large ( pps circplar. givipk hsformssion of the greatest importance to the young oi both sexes.
 It .ieschcs Aow sL1. hbmsiyI may ybccome beautiful, the despised respected and the forsaken loved, l,Se young g,lady or gsstlppch sAsuld fsilfc scsd fh dr kddfess, ana -recetse s'sopy post paid by return mail.
 Address P, o, Drawer, 2l. fehoa-sm Troy. N r.
Des Arc weekly citizen., 1867-04-20
c GR M R D M
FIN 70 YS.PEPSIA

And its attendant train of symptoms, il aeis more like charm than medicine. There is nothing in the range of Materia Mcdica that can for q moinent bear comparison with il in this disease.
 A full account of this wonderful plant may be found in the lth edition of the U. $. Dis pensatory, on pages 1881 and 1888.
 X series of experiments in which Dr., BULL. has been for years engaged, has just been brought, to a successful termination, and he is now enabled to offer to the public combina- tion of CEDRoN with other approved tonies, the whole preserved in the best quality of cop per distilled Bourbon Whiskcy, which he is confident has Ga } al-a 42A2 3iAs
Des Arc weekly citizen., 1867-04-20

She reveals secrets no mortal ever knew she,rsssorys as 'hippine~ tHqsslwho. from doieful events, 'eathstrophes, ci0sses in love, lsss.sf rsls.ia..s snd-frisnds, loss of money, &c ...s hsss bseoms asspondsuL lShe brings. together those long separated, gives informa-' ton concerning abscut friends or lovers, re- stores lost or stolen property, tells you the bus mess ysuaff bfa sahhf6A topqfsue, and in wha, you wislbeimost successFui, caases speedy marriages and tells you the very day you will mafry fgivss-ssuA atAeEnams, likeness and characteristics of the person. She reads your very ,sA9,ghts Sad by hrst slmess, supernatu- ral powers, unveils the dark and hidden mys- teres of the futufe. From the stars we sec in the frmament---the malefc stars that over come or pnedomiuate in n,he copRguration-- from the aspeets and positions of the planets and the fixed stars in heaven al the time of biafh, sLededuces'ths fasure acsipy of man. Fail not to consult the greatest Astrologist on carth.9 IL costs you but triie and you may never again have so favorablei an oppor- tunity.ss Consultation fec with likeness and all desired information, $l. Parties living at disapee esn ,copsul,th Madame hy pail with equal safety and Satisfaction to them selves as if in psrsoH sA falt saigexplicit chart, written out, with all inquiries answer ed and likeness enclosed, sent by mail on re- ceipt of price above mentioneds The strict est secrcsy win be maintained, and all cor respondence returned or destroyed. Referen- eos of the highss Ordsr fuPnisAed those de- siring them. Write plainly the day of the m honth and year in which you were born, on- closing small lock of hair.
 Address MspAns H, 4 pERRlGo,
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Des Arc weekly citizen., 1867-04-20
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PERSONAL. -We are picasedsto note the return to ho,te and business, of asnfus McPhsrson Esq, who has been absent on visit, to his friends ih Gcor- cia, for several weeks.
Des Arc weekly citizen., 1867-04-20

gag~ See the advertisement of Ma dame E. r. THORNTON the great As trologist, Clairvoyant and Psychome- trician.
Des Arc weekly citizen., 1867-04-20

With starry eyes ana raoiaht hair' T Whose curling iendrils sofi, sptwinsd, ,,,. Enchained the very heart anj mind. ,.iss sa aCRASPER COMA.
 For. Curling the Ha,rs of Either Sex
 into Wavy and Glossy Ringlets,
 or Heavy Massive Curls.
 By using this article Iaaiesand Gentlemen can beautify themselves attouSand fold. It is the only article in .he'warid tha, will curl straight hair, and at the same tIse give it a beaatifuL glossy alncnrarc. tThes Crisper ,Goua not only cssris ifse hair batinyiforates, cleanses and beautifes it; is highly and de- lightfully pcrfumcd. and is the most complete article of the kind ever offered to the Ameri- can public. The CNsper4 Coma VII be sent to any address, Aealed and postpad, for Sl,
 Address all orders to ' $, >sss W. [. CLARH-& Co.vsChemists, No, B westsf n u strsst ' YaAcrsx N. l..
Des Arc weekly citizen., 1867-04-20
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 as We call particular Attention to

inc advertisement of c. X. Judson, car penter and joiner. Mir. Judson has long been a citizen of Dcs Are, and is well known to be a good workman in every branch of his trade. Those who wish to build, repair, or have made, doors, window sash, or anything of this kind, will find Charlie ready to do it, well and quick.@ S Asa8&
Des Arc weekly citizen., 1867-04-20
asy the use of ,,, CHASTELLAR'S rv W Fl TIE LIQ I'D
 FEN ,A-MEL, i.

For Improving and Beautiiyhg ahe Com piexion. The most valuable and perfect pre- paration in use. for giving the skin beauti- ful pearl-lke tint, that is only found in youth. It quickly removes TatL Freckl cs, ,Npmples, Blotches. Moth Patches, Sallowness, Erup- tons aud all impurities of the skin, kindly healing the same, leaving the skin white and clear as alabaster. Its use cannot be detected by the closest scrutiny. and being vegetable preparation is perfectly harmless It is the only article of the~k used by the French, and is considered by the Parisan as indis- pensable to a perfect toilet. Upwards of $o.oo0 bottles were sold d,lripgthelsass year, sufficient guarantee of it's efficacy Price, only 75 cents. Sent by mail, postpaid, on receipt of an order. by
 , s BERGER, SHUTS &FCQ.. Chemists, feb25-ly 2S5 River St, Troy, N. Y.
Des Arc weekly citizen., 1867-04-20
MOST FAsTIDs0Us.

Fresh Oysters. Sardines. Crackers, Cheese Nuts, fiue Cigars, Fine Tobacco, Apples Fruits. &c. In fact, everything pertaining or belonging to first class Saloon, may be found on hand at the DEs ARC SALOON, on Buena Vista St, next door to Johnson & Da- wis Drug Store. Call and see thnt,is all so.
 J. R. WILLIAMS.
 Des Arc, November 8, lS66.--tf M
Des Arc weekly citizen., 1867-04-20
NO EQUAL IN THE WORLD.

He might furnish a volume of certificates, but the public have long since ledrned to esti- mate snch things at their true value.t The safest plan is for every one to test for himself .the virtue of q new medicine. t'
Des Arc weekly citizen., 1867-04-20

DR-Dricd Apples for sale at Warner & Edwards Grocery Store, Buena Vista Street. &5 ss ss>
Des Arc weekly citizen., 1867-04-20
AGENTS FOR THE "CITIzEN.'

] gs4s~ Mir. sB. FaCSulter is our aushdrized ages. 10 sttasiae any hssiness fsrd his office at Memphis, Tenn. iii irsa
 p6y- Mir, Adam iiuntsman is our author iued agent se AisAd to any tAAsissss for this office at Little Rock or Devall's Bluff.
 sorkSTMp,G. fH. yipten is~aar ss,hpsizcd xtent at New Orleans, to solicit Sxay ertise-
 n~M ~Mr " ". 6arher is oiiir authorized Agent at Qui,mau, Arkansas, to receive sub lssHpisss ferthslGsrys 13a tfa7y7a
 b65"Col. l.. P. Hughes is our authorized Agent at Clarendon, Arkansas. to attend to any, business fssshis 9ffee: :..n
 calpi. G.Sw HSdsisyis oasiiff aiiff gAt gArent for Augusta, Arkansas, and is authorized to re. sseip and tcoiec, Aay 'ddss for this Sffcsc 0 ,
 pA-Mr. Dick Poe will attend to the inter ests cfths ctYos in Memphts repn1
 .pa-lJl U .Adams. s6i Sassau strset, New York. is our authorized Agent, to solicit ad- yersi semepts.l Jld C lL1AN au
 HG~L. r. Walker S Co.,, are our authorized Agents h Louisville, Ky, to receive and so- licit sdvertissnen's, ... M ..',d vsa
 hr Persons visiting Memphis should not faif 10 caft-on c. Sif Blood & ecs. No. 3Gi Main street These gentlemen keep constant iy on hand. A full supply of Oils cf all kind, Tinware, Hardware. Stoves, &e. Such are their facilities. that they can and do make it tsthe ini s-cs, ofali to purchase from thcm.
Des Arc weekly citizen., 1867-04-20
Fsg~ We wercplcased to seq"'rronsfhe passengers fbysthe Des Afc'son ias'
 Ma,a,E o,,s fdlow townsnan, RA C.

Monday, our icbon "
 Lanford. The Major has been aoscn. for ssveral days, on business connected win his house, Walt X Co. He is now ready to see his many friends and sup nIv their wants, so faras it can be done. with groceries, plantation supplies,
Des Arc weekly citizen., 1867-04-20

DEMOCRACY AND CoLeR.--Who says the Democrats are not the friends of the colored people2'tIn New York the colored meli vote the democratic. ticket. The EfoIlowiinig'N tufd Of aNi election in New Hampshire: They had a lively little election. for Mayor in Concord, New Hampshire, on, Tuesday last. There were three candidates-Jiio 4 b. bolt present incumbsstr Republican, white man; CharlesAHs Pee;As> citi- zcns' reform ticket, 2. respectable col ored barber afidDr. Goodwin, tehiper7 aAee1tiskets white N9px 6At ' go'clock it was repofted 4InS sff0Stor r. ItaAck man, supported by the Democrats, was ahead in tho Sasa 7MfiSa tre sAbott men immediately rallied and made their candidate feLectS0K sssrccfae ,Sso@fH
Des Arc weekly citizen., 1867-04-20
rE.. IF. VAUGHAN,
Attorney iatT7L-aw l, <. CDR. wALsH's OLD orFIeE,) ',5
 S DIES ARC. -AIsIxANsAs.

5CtAN at all lines be found at his office, V readyto attend to any business entrusted
 to his care; but particularly 10 settle np the
 business of w. H. Brock X Bro, Vaughan X
 Martin, R. C.. NlcCarley x Co, and the paay Esiates he is Administrator of; and those owing him on either account. mustln come
 an settle without delay On thef 1st day of
 February next, he will Sue on every claim re-
 maining in his hands unpaid. falssF Rse II. P. VAUGHAN. I9,c Des Arc, January ,, lS6G,--lm .5a.9
Des Arc weekly citizen., 1867-04-20

BaE~ The statement published recent- ly concerning the pecnniary condition of Jefferson Davis has called out n rc- joinder from Il &entfeman of high chfr- acter, in which he, says: If Gsa. M les received remittances for Ntr. Davis ao the amount of S25,0O0. as repored, the factAwas concealed~ from -Mr. Davis. It is not true that aurestrictions uppn Mr. Davis correspondence hsye been Letters ddressed@ @to hIm ad st tnas reaah ,h9 m paas osf
 of applications for autographs and Northern letters of low maiigrity. The only pecuniary evidences are notSs, 'purporting to be issues of the Confat1- crate Governmenty-~but gendrally,kif not always, commercials of the style advertised for sale in Philadelphia some years since. isi
Des Arc weekly citizen., 1867-04-20

TuH ctasE 6kHArsrss!A The Memphis Ledger ssys !: Does anyone be- Ieye. that fl, Mrs. .Snryatt were now. living she would be'eohvictsd, or ought to De believes that a 5ffy of upright men would believe her guilty, JHone lgpright man now believes she was guilty, must not ey- cry upright uan believe, that she was mur- dered? If she was murdered, what should be done witieisw p6EdesEs? We leave the question for others to answer. Not only does no upright man bslisvonshe was euilty---eyen Butlcr. the most removed from uprightness, if he for once speaks honestly, docs not bclsessAshc Sas guilty. That is enough Her murderers must re- aiize the truth of the rlincs.ss ew ,rsdR
 ..It is the .eurSe of greatpess
Des Arc weekly citizen., 1867-04-20
DIES ARC ADVERTISEMENTS.
IRAgELEas AND BuARDEBs.
- = = = . -
 DlS. ALLEN

HAvING concluded to remain in Des Arc. II tenders his services to the citizens gen erally. Over thirty years experience. added to q Thorough qualification for his profession. assires him that hc can give general satis- faction. Ministers of the Gospel, and all who hove been disabled in the service of their country, treated gratis. t.....45
 Des Are. Ark, February 2, 1866 Gm
Des Arc weekly citizen., 1867-04-20

ad~L. r. Walker s Co.,, nre our authorized Agents ih ,Louissille, Ky, to receive and so- iicit sdvertisemenss. MsM -
Des Arc weekly citizen., 1867-04-20
CHESTER COMA.

Oh! she was beautiful and fair.
 With starry eyes and radiant hair. ,h Whose curling iendris sott, eotwinsd, Enchained the yery. heart 5 anI i,l nind.
Des Arc weekly citizen., 1867-04-20
wgsg AM9 s0ugD.

His WORM LoZESGEs. in less than year after their introduction, attained areputation as wide spread es the continent of North America. s t+8 35 bavvofs Eaa
 But the crowning glory of. his life remains to be attained in his latest discovery, or rath- CT combinations for he dues not claim to bs the discoverer of la U a4nsa fu4
 as- .es, ,f.f IT
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AMUSEMENTS.

"ELIzABETH" AT THE AcADEMY.-Mrs. General
F. w. Lander commences her great engagement
at the Academy of Music tomorrow (Tuesday)
evening, when she will appear in Elizabeth,
Queen of England, supported by Miss Minnie
Monk, Mr.. James II. Taylor, Mr.. Lewis Baker,
and many other distinguished and favorite
actors. The new play is admirably cast through
out, and will, no doubt, prove great success.
No one should fail to see Lander in her great
assumption of "Elizabeth.n We expect to see
the Academy deneely crowded at each repre-
sentahon. Seats and tickets can be procured at
TrumpleT's, Seventh and Chestnut streets, to-day.
New CHEsNUT STREET THEATRE.-The German
Opera Troupe take possession this evening, and
will appear IN the Jel1eSs, by Halevy, which will
be accorded an excellent cast, embracing the
names of the following fay orites:-Mesdames
Johanna Rotter and Nathalie Seelig; Herren,
Habelman, Welnllch, Himmer, Urchs, Lehman,
Bemdorf, aud KOhn.
On tomorrow tTuesday) evening Faust will
be played, with Herr Jcsephs Herrmans in his
great assumption of "Mephistopheles.n On
Wednesday La Dame Blanche.
The company contains four prima donnas,
namely, Rotter, Johannsen, Frederici, and
Bauer; three tenors namely Himmer, Habel-
man, and Groeschel; two bassos, Hermanns and
Weinleich, and three baritones, wilhelm,
Eormes, and Steinecke. A splendid chorus and
powerful orchestra have also been engaged.
AT the close Of the German Opera season
| Cendrihon will be produced, under the supervi-
| sion of Mr.. John Lewis Baker.
ARCH STREET THEATRE.-To-night Mr.. Dan
Bryant commences the last week OF mis- success.
| ful engagement producing for the first time his
| new play, The Bells of ShandOR, written for hi
| by MIR, HenIy j. Norford and John Broug ham,
| ESQ. The dramatists reputation is we'll esta-
| blished, and MIR. Bryanps rendition of "Shamus
| O'Brien" leads us to expect "A capital perform
| ance. On Friday, farewell benefit of Dan
Bryant, when he win present splendid bill of
| novelty.
WALNUT STREET THEATRE.-Miss Susan Denim
| appears in her two great rOes this evening of
| "Jeanie Deansp and "Pocahontas."
Miss Lucille Western will play East LVnne at
| the Walnut next Thursday evening. This sin gle
performance will be her last appearance here
| previous TO leaving for England.
TESTIMONIAL BENEFIT TO Mr.. BARTON HILL
| This affair takes place at the Academy of Music
next Wednesday afternoon and promises to be
one Of the most delightful occasions of the sea-
| SOD Our American Cousin, one of the pieces to
be presented, viii be played by Mrs. John Drew,
Mr. Barton Hill, Mr. j. II. Stoddart, Mr. Il.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1867-05-20

Craig Mr.. s. Hemple, Mr.. II. Rivers MIR. L. L.
Jamee, Mr.. Wallis, Miss LIZZIE Price, Mrs.
Thayer, Miss Fanny Reeves, aud others; while
Miss Susan Denim, Mr.. and Mrs. Chapman, Mr..
Fawcett, and Miss EfIie Germon will appear 10
the laughable comedietta of Sketches IN india,
and Mr.. Dan Bryant Mr.. Craig, Miss Annie
Ward, Miss Reeves, and other members OF the
Arch street Company, in the sde-spllttlng farce
OF Danny be Baron.
The MENDELssoHN MUSICAL SOCIETY will give
q grand concert i'm aid OF the Southern Famine
Relief Fund, at the Academy of Music, on
Thursday evening, June 6. They will be
assisted by WenZell Kopta, violinist, Theodore
Habelmann, tenor, II. G. Thunder. pianist, and
number of other distinguished artists. The
affair will be conducted under the baton OF Pro-
fessOr Jean Louis.
EMMA WALLER.--We learn that this gifted
lady, assisted by M. Waller, Will give six per-
formances of her great specialties, commencing
on Monday next at the Arch Street Theatre.
They will comprise Meg Merrilles," Lady
Macbeth" Duchess of Mal6," and "lago." It
s generally conceded that this great artlste, in
these four characters has no equal.
CONCERT HALL.-Mr. Hartz, the illusonst,
begins an engagement of two weeks at Concert
Hall this evening. His great reputation and
wonderful performances should insure him o
full house.
ASSEMBLY BUrLD1NGs.-M Messrs. Edward aud
Jerome Lubin, at the Assembly Buildings, are
having excellent success. They present great
variety OF novelties, and are visited by full
houses, and are really very clever performers.
CARNCRoss & DIxBY, at the Eleventh Street
Opera House, are as lively as ever They have
all sorts OF Ethiopian delineatlons, and are
highly popular with all classes.
FENIAN LECTURE.-Colonel William B. Roberts,
President of the Fenian Brotherhood, will
deliver lecture at the Academy of Music this
evening.