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Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1868-03-06

The RAIDS in kentucky succeeded
in finding men enough for electors
and delegates TO the Chicago Conven.
ten, II was supposed that the par.
Iy hsd died Of the blow given it, last
August; but tho fact that itstill lives
suggests the probability, that it has
assurances that Kentucky will be
subjected to military rule and negro
doniinstion,. In that event those
who hold out faithful to the end, viii
find themselves, like other scum, on
top. If.the Radicals are successful
in their war upon the Executive and
Judiciary Departments, the ineyita-
bic result will DO the prompt reduc-
ton of Kentucky 10 the condition Of
the southern States, unless it calls to
ia all strcngth enough for successful
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1868-03-06
TrIce's Landing Tobacico Market.

- TaIcE's LANDING, March a, 1868.
wHirLock, McKIsSEY & Co, sold 60 hhds.
Tobacco at the following prices: 'a','
SIS 80, Is 90, II rs, Sat 1900, 10 90,
ls 90, 1895, 1890, AZ co. IL 80. ~ so,
IL 80, IL rs, 2 at IL SO, 10 95, 10 90.
10 so, 8 at 10 10, 10 25, 10 20, 10 50.
2 at 10 10. 8 at IL 70, IL 40, IL rs, IL 20.
10 90, Q r95, 9 80, 0 so, 0 80, Q at Q 90,
9 s5, 8 25, 8 80, 8 90, 9 80, 7 80, I 10,
76o, = go, Q at Z 3oS Q at Q 40, 9 3O.s6 10,
6 10, 2 at 500, o 95. 0. 80, 5, 10, s 10,
90, A 30, 4 80. Sales every Wednesday
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1868-03-06
Clarksvlllc Tobacco Market.

CLanKsviLLE, tenn, March ad,.lses. q
Sales by Harrison 4 Shelby, at the Ex-
change, of As Hhds. al the following prices
SIC 80, IS, il 90, ID 90, IA 80
Ia 30, II 80, IA so, II 10, 4 8 s5, Is 20
ID 10, ~ ys5, IL So,rl2l7b, "a so, u 70
10 60, ~ 10, ~ 90, l25o, III 80. ii so
II rs, III 60, III %, IL 20, 2 at 10 90
10 25, 8 s0, z so, Z 10, Z 60, 8 90, o 20
8 90, 5 so, A, 80, Z TO- 9 10, q 90, Il
8 70, s 80, 5 80, : so. II bids. lugs
r Sales every Tuesday. - iesaif s~y'gz
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1868-03-06
nIse.oIuTION.

The co-partnership heretofore existing be-
tween r. II. Bibb and N. L. farmer under
the name and style Of Bib 3 Turner Is THU
day dissolved by mutual consent. N. l.
Turner, is charged with the settlement Of The
business Of the late firm, and may be found
at the Cigar store of Isenstein b Dortch.-
This the first day Of March, 1858. eslss.s
s.,s.,ra "a &C., y, l. TURNER,
.eSs R. II. BIBB.
March 6. '6g-2w,
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1868-03-06

TcRsLKY ! wEATHrRs sold at the Ex-
change, on the Sd inst, is hhds at the fol-
lowing prices: - sa7stl - ssEs - 30
SO 90, 10 90, go, IA 30, IA 90,
ls SO. ID 90, 1870 IL, 40, IL so, o 90,
9 s5, 8 SO, 8 so, 8 25,y 60, 7 rs, Z 20.
Sales every wednesday. " e-''1o I -
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1868-03-06
DIED.

On the 2sth ult., MILAN SYKES, son of
G. NJ, and Emeline Stuart, Of this city aged
II years and ] o months.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1868-03-06
FOR CHANCELLOR.

We are authorized to announce Hon.
THOMAS BARRY as candidate for Chancellor
of the 7th Division of the State, composed
of the counties of jackson, Macon Sumner,
Stewart, Montgomery and Robertson, Eisc-
ton to take place on the 2sth Of March.
Feb. 28-te. .--.-...
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1868-03-06

Administrators Sale.
County, City and State Bonds for Sale.
On Wednesday, the 25th day of March
1868, at the Court-house door In Clarksville'
l win sell to the highest bidder at public
auction: &. ~ So .tt- ~ .s
2 Montgomery county bonds, 81, 900 each
lao each.
eCty Of Clarkssille 81" 500 each
= ] State Of Tennessee 1000.
Is shares Of Planters Bank stock.
One certificate of scholarship In the Ken
lucky University.
h ysss-yf 49, C. L. BARKER, >,
aa III Admir- Of Juo. w. Barker, decd.
March cav. sf1sWg &Rafga
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1868-03-06

II. the Senate sits as jury in the
trial of the Presidsns, will not pre-
yious expression Of opinion as to the
guilt Or innocence of the party, dis
qualify as in other courts2 If SO,
every Radical win be rejected; if not
so, the trial will be a mockery Of
Justice gg..-s s.ssissr5 q s.-f..- - .-tss,t
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1868-03-06


awaits aveto BY The President to BE passed
over that veto lr-.x,.e,a..v~y.s.,
Be II enacted. etc., That hereafter any
election authorized BY the act passed March
%, 1857, entitled an net supplementary to an
act 10 provide for the more efficient govern
mcnt OF the Rebel States, passed March 2,
1857, and 10 facilitate restoration, shall be
decided by majority Of tie votes actually
cast, and OF the election N which the guea-
ton of the adoption on rejection Of any con-
stitution Is submitted, any person duly regis
tered in the State may vote In the election
district where he offers TO vote, when be has
resided therein for ten days NEXT preceding
such election. upon preseutationof bis csrtia-
cate Of registration, his affidavit or other
satisfactory evidence, under such regulations
as the district commanders may prescribe.
SEC. 2. And be IL further enacted, That
the Constitutions Convention Of any Of the
States mentioned In the acts to which this Is
amendatory may provide that at the time Of
voting on the ratification Of the constitution,
registered voters may vote also for members
OF the House of Representative of the United
States, and for al elective officers provided
for by said constitution, and the same elected
officers shall make return of votes cast for
the ratification or rejection Of the constitu-
tion, shall enumerate and certify to the votes
cast for members Of Congress. &C.,
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1868-03-06

The large democratic mass meet.
ing recently held in New York, adop-
ted strong and patriotic resolutions
against Congress and in support Of
the President; but recommended, in
case the President be removed, a qui-
ct reliance upon the ballot box. We
see, in this recommendation, more OF
she caution Of capital than of the
spiritof patriotism. Should drunken
Wade be declared President for the
next four years, the spirit which act
uated that meeting would suggest
quiet acquescence until 1872, and by
that time the North will find itself
powerless to strike of the firmly riv-
stted chains Of political slavery
The gold market is the pulse. Of the
North, and its even pulsations indi-
cate that II either does not sppreci.
ate the imminence of the danger
or ia resolved to take what comes
Timid procrastnation wins no victo
ries. 1t is the sudden, bold strok,
that succeeds in times Of revolution
The boldaess Of Congress has given
il ascendaney over trimming anc
cautious policy, though the latter il
backed by the Constitution and laws
by all the usuges aud traditions o.
the government.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1868-03-06
ASorMEa RECONSTRUCTION Biz
III PASSED.

The following Is the text of the bill, whsch
Ewas finally passed. on the 2eth ult., and usv
awaits veto BY The Prssiden, 70 u passed
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1868-03-06

The great humbugger, Barnum,
has again, been burnt out, and we
rregret to learn that he is among the
animals saved. ~ n -.,'-..
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1868-03-06
n an execution be levied upon'the

II ansexecution be levied upon'the
property ola debtor, aud he auxi-
Gus that his property shall bring as
much as possible, makes a bargain
for its advertisement, with the pub
Usher Of apaper having large cir
culation among those most willing
ndable to buy. has the Legislature
any rightful, authority TO, declare that
contract void?s There certainly is no
constitutional. sanction of such IN
terforences with private contracts 2.
But our cminently wise and i'm:
maculately pure Legislature not only
claims that right, but goes further
aud orders the debtor, to his own
manifest injury, to advertise in pa
per, tho circulation Of which is not
only more limited, but is restricted
to negroes and rambling adventurers
to whom such advertisement has not
even the value Of news items. Were
we such debtor, we would take issue
with tbs law makers, by advertising
where We please and at once, test the
validity of an act that finds neither
precedent nor sanction outside Of the
records Of despotieralc. We believe
that no man, bearing the title Of
Judge, would affirm the validity Of al
act conceived in a spirit of venge
anc0snd enacted in disregard of CIV
cry principle Of public justice ant
private rights.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1868-03-06

impeachment drags on slowly thro'
the mire of Radical corruption, and
the people look con disguised, but
quietly awaiting that better day.
which will never come without their
active interference with the course
of Radical usurpation. = saas
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1868-03-06

Ata time when electiods are tho
order Of the day, V take pleasure in
commencing 10 popular fxsor an
honest man and upright Judge in the
person Of Judge Barry, who is nov
a candidate for tho Office Of Chances
lor Of this district; Weypre awnre
Chat his virtues will gain him no IA
vor with the masses, bat Iris due to
him and to all hosest men who desire
to reward merit, that he shall not be
classea with the kind of men who are
30 extensively brought forward nisr
positions that must be dishonored by
their incumbcucy. Judge Barry was
arraigned before the Legislature for
disloyalty, but.eyenrthat body, tom.
porariIy awed by virtue, failed 10 find
any guiltain him, aud his prosecutor
alone was disgraeed. = - = - =.
!. Let US hope that the virtue and in
telligence Of the district viii rally'to
his support and secure his triumphant
election. rfs7,r - s.a7i-.e ~ 80 ss~'
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1868-03-06

| An etfortwill be renewed in secret session
\ by the Radicals to bind the Ssnate not 10
hold official communication with the Prvsi-
dent pending his trial. The attempt failed
utterly yesterday but Howard, Sumner aud
Canwsy may yet carry this point. Stanton
rema,ns Master OF ,he war once, ana unmo-
'estea, us iheihaS has uade no lurther de-
manu TOT II;
stanton mas dec'uoa uhs' heh,usky snail
ENJOY Tue privilege OIL tue freshmen pereau
Tor .he present. -
ioung, memoer eject Tor the Ninth Ken
a,s,. U;s esse ;s nrae,;capiv .ndsd 'as ,ha
o,,,,,,,,a viii r.ror, a,,ai,,s, .i,,.s ~, ~
NJ ~ inc ,hsir 'soa,s 1850 S' ''-' "
'N''' S'N' ''
NASHVILLE March "A number of per-
New-York tribune., 1868-10-06
Suicide RY polsoNINci.

An inquest was held yesterday by Coroner
seurmer. at No pa Chcrry-st, the body OF Mary
Kelly, native of Ireland aged % years who gomnited
sulclde by taking quantity OF Paris green Mary AMI
nor husband have duarTced at times and she has threat
eucd ON those Oeca soDs 10 commit suicide For several
DAYS yious 10 taking tho poison MIS- kdy had been
hgfat time tho pair have often qnarreed owing 10 mo
w0man's hasty temper ON sunday morning Mis., ke,ly
,n urn tho room whore her husband was seated heid
,r. An Eer haud "A nmbler containing liquid, aud hald
Eobcu ann gong to take this" aud drank II Oh. Phe
s,', ftrr M en- violently H. and died 0u sunday
,G'19 yrtdirf nm accordance with this siatrment ol
facts was rendered.
New-York tribune., 1868-10-06
CHEAP IEwELRY swINDLEs.

The business men of Fulton-sf., hnding that
the operations OF the cheap iewelry establishments
located at Nos ll0 and 1924 bringing the street mo
disreputc and inurng their business met yesterday
fernOn POwerss Hotel and after DISCUSSING various
mans for abatng the nuisance, finally decided on re-
ierng The matter TO the public authorities Accordingly,
n Committee OF ten appointed 10 wait upon tapI'
oecamp of tie Second Precinct That gentleman e1-
ressed MS willingness 10 aid them In any manner, pro
1ded they could bring specific charges against the
swrdjers but that unless they presented something
iangbe Inc could nothing, and referred the Commit
lee 10 SUPERINTENDENT Kenredy As the latter gentleman
was out of town the Committee waited upon Nh lntpec-
tor Dikcs whose remarks 10 tie eject that he
police had long known OF these swindles pat could 90
nothing 10 ther psrpetratOrs account Of the absence
OF cunvctng testimony. He would, however take me
names Of the merchants complaining ANA lay the matter
before superintendent Kennedy on hs return ie 40
,Sed the Committee 10 appear before the Grand Jury,
and endeavor have the places complained oi Ad3etsu
nnisauccs
New-York tribune., 1868-10-06
THE LATE ALLEGED POISONING CASE.

Coroner Flynn and n jury yesterday con
cuded the investigation into the circumstances attend
ant on the death OF James Hamilton, who died at No. 81
Tbompson ST. from the effects, II alleged OF oKaDc
acid accidentally mixed with and salts procured
nj the drug OF Arthur Rogers No ly5 bprng-st
The testimony however warranted the jury In rendering
verdict that Mr. Hamilton came To his death from
dose OF some acid poison, but eXouerate Mr. Rogers
and his son from all blame, the cateless manner IN
which medicines were kept 10y Mrs Hamilton, and the
lanse of time since which the salts and scnna was pro
cnred make probable that the mixture vas the result
of sa careessuessv Mr. Rogers and son was then dis
charged from custody. D.. ..r...r Ir.... I.frr
New-York tribune., 1868-10-06
A xEw PHASE or THE wArEEsr MoyENrY1

NEw PHASE or THE wNrEEsr MOVEMENT
The conservation of the building No. 3lG
W,tert to eons and missionary purpose took place
Yesterday 1t y o'clock. Tho Eev. Dr. Francis oI San
Francisco presided, and assisted by the Rev if'd
,tc Rfo~r the Rev Dr Reid, the Rev Mr.. Van Meter
ur I NJ Wsri ami several gcitlcmel from abroad, who
seenrd 10 De familiar vt surh work ~ Is gong on h
W.trr..f M i 4, carried on iu Glasgow, Edinburgh, IN-
,u,1 .nd IouIpn The building N0 $40 WAter,st,
winch inns been Of the worst dance-nousc1 IN ne oy
h brcn leased fut missionary purposes untl the lst of
"i. t.ro an that tlr work may now he considered ~
having assumed "a peruancnt Phase ne aan,' "'Hso
koeyeis and runs lCgs iu Natorsi ana Fcnhy iSc ut
canning To exhibit much animoslty toward the move
mcnt and toward those who arc cngiged ih ~ Oh p, III
dav evening Mrs Van Meter, with half dozen ol ihe
oyard Mission children, set upon m RooseVeltst
near Watcr-st. by large crowd OF Ngpohi VINO tlcW
drt and sticks NJ the pay and booted ana h0wed and
huti,d tile children d were proceeding 10 st greater
violence, when Sergeant Williams or the fehltD Iltono
and squad Of police came to the rescue "heh 'he Assa
T,e meeting. yesterday. addressed by reformed
pclpocket who, some three weeks a, while hah dGunh
according To his own statement sroNed hio % prayer
meeting at Aliens and ON Sunday last attended "hnreh
n i had converted his soul because he no longer felt
any desire get drunk or 10 ghi or To ,t,a ana as
liked the compauy uf MS old cUntadt, !, aud HHtd 10 ne
with God =. ptupe Dr. Chads'y handed inn request Tor
prayers fortwo salqrs yaat 6rcfn ana h9Des' o1 is
Win sunday last. let cir slhp iot cihso among
the waorst done Du com!ns upon tne oI{ I uI' IN
horntl0n which touehed their hearts, aud sent tcln
bne 10 their ship The services were chafncteized W
great ieryor, ana the effect upon the miscellaneous auu
soon alter The meeting commenced john Allen ap
peared the door ana said thcft was crown over III
hi, mace and he wished Mr. Van Meter or some one, TO
come over Our reporter found Alt Aliens pace very
clean aud neat and about half filed with crowd SIM
lar In rs composition to that gathering IN NJ! SO Mr.
Aliens bore the marks OF drinking bul ne uepof
ment was what should be. 10 was evidently one OF ms
serious days. young man. sailor, spoke Wlth great
power OF the blessings of religion ana drew pelnle OK
the condition Of the wicked hereafter, when tley houu
have no power TO satisfy their raging appotes MT Al
len led ia singing the hymn, Jesus sought me Wh'n ~
stranger" His wife present most oi the Time Mr
Mmgn, superintendent Of the City MISSION hls tet eighl
Of his best workers To labor IN connection WIN the ms
sion NJ No 3l6 that clearly the end Of the Waers
movement Is not yet.
New-York tribune., 1868-10-06

a, .dlcfrd lc uiuuHut uf rf' r'rNlt, NAich 1"iAt
ia. prcsrnt year. amounts 10 ei,aV3 ia.
Tho amounts rcuuirrd fpr th0 dihrFnt parks, making
nm tie total suu Uf 40 divided as f'iows; Gar
r6l Pari. 5000: Washington Fmk. sntoOi 'iiy Hal
prl I'd sIA ri Pro. .pact Ptik. S50Vh of thr sum 20
a no . t.I Cor scAuOl purposes 2ioieo0 f'rteathcN
wuscs $1,000 ior music Teachers. $500 Tor evening
sbool- Among fo ifruts under th" h"nd of general
uu1n b. SllLtUp fur Lighting streets $1,000 Tor 10" 'lty
Hospital fft0 lnr fhr T.. College Hospital $1,000 Tor
,t,ifiug DIRECTS. aud % 900 for the iruani Hpme.
tn.r tuc uaIlug ~ lio Mavol's stl'cmcnt, super
vi.,r hurs prrsclted q minority report which, Atholt
,.finlnp ,o accuracy ~ tie Mayor figures dIs>ented
f4im tht drawn 10y itin m ms message ~
connection herewith hc offered resolution Mat the
ttupfut named 900 the hid for repairing str'"t- AMI
dock, bc increased and that the amount of Increase be
dcisi,d rom tie salaries ~ 10" ciiy "hc"fr ihr gave
y t ll,,usslyn, aud The mOuo 0n bcing pnt to vote.
NHe
New-York tribune., 1868-10-06
GENERAL CoNvENTION OF TIE TEoIGkrASI
EPISCOPAL Cf1 RCE

GENERAL CONVENTION OF TIE TEoIL6rASI
EPISCOPAL en- RCE
This Convention is looked forward to with n
great del of Interest ~ being nc fist FOR cyera years
M which all the States viii be represented one General
Convention has been held since The bu thc sou-hern
states were ~ dis1cnlzcd cou1.ou 'ha' very few
of them sent dccgttce. TIE opening -crNcc Nlci WI!
this country wil take place IN Trinity Cbnch or Wed
fpsdav morriuc The following arrauct McLfh have
been published by the committee:
Doors Opsncd az \. VI. Services leclhs 81 10 :.
Tie ~ hops assemble in the Robug Rooms. IntRrce
bv fle North dOOr chancel. 8. The Clerical aud Lay
DEPUTIES will occupy The pews reserved fol thcn.
at tie head OF the nave Jhey VII he adIntisd
bv Tie main door presenting uc!r cards. ..
The Committee Ct Arrangements W. De "a
,rftcudepee 10 receive the Bishops ana Deputl6s
The clergy generally she lav mcnDers oi tne Board oi
Missions aud other church institutions ana ne vesy oi
Trinity Church VIII occupy seats IN the nave 0elnd the
IDENTITIES. They will be admitted by The man do0i OF
urescuing their cards. C. The south aisle VIII ne re
served fOr the families OF the bishops and deputies ana ~
be Vestrv Of Trinity Church up O10 minutes 10 10 clock
LeV viii be admitted by the south porch on the pretc u
rton OF cards Tho north aisle viii be open 10
tho pnbc g. 10 IS expected that persons present on TINS
win not disturb the services by going ont untl
ffe, fhe Prayer ChTsts Church militant WDen ai
opportunity 10 depart viii be given to an VINO may ues
"a do So ON Thursday the General Convention VIII NEE
for business in Trinity Chapel west IWety,slXth-st
near Broadway. The chamber assigned 10 IDe Ouse OF
Risbops Is i'm the schOOhOusc adJolnluc Inc mouse OF
clerical and Lay Deputies will occupy the upper pat OF
fhe nave OF the chapel The members VIII ne admued
by tc mort porch presenting Their tckeh Whioh VII
he furnished by the secretary "Wednesday seats WI!
ne reserved for the clergy and the families OF hshopt ana
deputcs adjacent TO those occupied by the HOUR LII
trance By the main door on Twenty-hfth-st
New-York tribune., 1868-10-06

FROM SAVANNAH oct 5r sesmship Gen Barnes-NFs & y
ostl K Starr Mrs g. H. WAY. Miss IrainoT Mss Roger
Never H. Williams NJ Cobeu Lookcy. H. L. Sars J. Tea DR.
= >. Williams Mr. John Jooe &. Nclniiie NJ Rh NJ iaupi
FROM CHARLESTON Or. In steamship SaGsotl-fbt Lon
). :. Enat. }. Menie. 5. llearene. and VIE.
New-York tribune., 1868-10-06
cosr or GovERNMEyT N BrooKLYy.

Tho JUinf BOllu Of bIdEIlnVn HHI HHFVI :
visars met ~ the Brooklyn Common Council cham0er
Al ococ yesterday afternoon for The purpose of near
Inc the rpoTt on the Mayors estimates ~ amounts ~ be
fg Ior supporting city Government for the year
ESQ Ills ,rllmaICs a.. dgawn ny D. the Mayor, Wei.
unanimously adopted With but tw0 exceptions ihe
~ n. I-Il. IlIa.
New-York tribune., 1868-10-06
lAunoan"-tnentsl

TIE most coutentcd one yon can find IS the
on. vbo ha. otne po,sesoa Of h,to Knows nsc VIII one
of be his purchased NJ az BroaiTir q Tnf tisf
le Is couieuted mau % ali ia..t. and purposes
New-York tribune., 1868-10-06
HOME NEWS.
TnR WEATHER.

Ftv YoRs lttr ne. Bar Nud Hop5 1itt FstWsd
Od 80 81 ltgAE \. =. oct 80 60 mas W
80 M@s W, us II DO 29ssS W
EtEAREs- Otersa 20 vs5 cloudy to ~ RAINY ron
70 depth Llo of inch Afeuocn-Ntry clandJ :"
ord. slightly elosiJ 20 sunset E'npg-Cio pi
,orGr o ~ .st 10 -: 80: little cloudy Ia IL
New-York tribune., 1868-10-06

The Germans arc people Of strange customs.
Yesterday morning company of 20 men ~ tiat i"ce
paradcd IsscX ~. a with Tong bcalC.-ie sAyle.t
growth baug not lcss Than foot .n length Gay Z.
NrscIbcnel'f cxtcndod 10 his knees Eg'ac Olioa @I-
Iages iolON ed, containing Young lados ~!l cLg c s'
New-York tribune., 1868-10-06

"CuIcAGo DTCHER" digs 81 feet ditch at
.f. ~ a. s-r a.ie Do ns.rpsthr, rropa,tol NO
sl. q s.l....l1r Clrazs. ln senl 'or cTrilr.
New-York tribune., 1868-10-06

RUPTURE CUREp-Bv using WHITES PNENr
Isytn THr.s bathing the part, With Dh oAtb"hs hhhNA
Ieriios. Aolfc's Do. GHzeonY. NJ 80 Bro.d"aT
New-York tribune., 1868-10-06
pRkNArIC NorFs.
Edwin Booth PLAYED in Boston ls.t Iislt-

Edwin Booth PLAYED in Boston lat IisLtv
Fanny lanauschek, tonight at the A,acuny.
The Child of the Regiment y sung every
afternoon 40 Wood Iuseum.
Miss Louisa Moore. fIom Tie London AdcTlu.
VIII slO,ly appear at N.u4o., 1s.4eu.
Sgnor B,iz gives his ddieAtiul entertain
rneAi every night al D0dWors Hail. snd a-o sfes hal
nces ON Wednesday and sHtuiaay. lIr Young fo.hs
should be permitted 20 profit hy ne pG-stlce ~ thelr
friend the magician.
The SteTcopticon. this evening - lIvHg
Han It comprises rl ~ 20 prtIie-, ot al so'ts u
places persons and uAgs. n bad Food s.r'-f when 10
was shown here before some Jeas a-o. CO.,. % really &c
serves pubic attention.
The Spiritual "Tcst Medium w. Q. IT,
Foster. s again in NoW Nls. haNn- uctnfie9 non NE
Visit to California aud vll lc found a 80 hou,. Day apd
evening 40 No 80 West fUurtE.st, fu- Engaged WITH
"seanccs," during bis st3y.
Ballet performances ale 10 lc given. at Nibi0s
ou Friday and Saturday. Boufsut and a 10 iarn4.'"
dancers Will appear. Cudinc BE- fio -IA'fa 70 thrtu
Ior the farewell appearance of tLfse N'a.les g tLc
ballet. Boulduu cncs ~ b1sf"n.