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New York Market,

NEW YORK, July %.
COTTON-Lower; sales of 275 bales
at 33$a3ic for middling uplands.
FLOUR-Moderately active and &c
better on medium and low grades.
WHEST-Firm with fair export de-
mand ut o4al 81 for No. ,, and | So for
No. | spring.
RIE-Dull at Goal - for western.
,oAIS-Firm At s5aS6c for western
aiioat.
CORN-Quiet at S5cal 90 for upsonnd
and DIAL % for sound mixed western
PoRh-Qmet at - 75a32 - for
mess.
BEEF-Quiet and unchanged.
CUT MEATS-Steady with a moder.
ate demand.
BACON-Dull with prices in buver,s
favor.
LARD-Dull at 193al9sC for good to
prime steam.
EGGS-Dull at 23a2ic.
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air to both sides; the point agreed upon

fair to both sides; the point agreed upon
was one which all must accept; in case
of an adverse decision we all must bow
to the superior force of those who con-
troll the events, and when that time has
come it is folly not to see and acknowl-
edge the fact. He thought the COM
promise was substantially concession
to the Church. He concluded his speech
with compliment to Mr.. Gladstone on
the tone and temper of the debate.
+ Right Hon. Mr. Disraeli said that
the difference between the Houses
was only matter of detail. He felt that
a delay in the settlement was only o
doubtful advantage and might result
in disaster and difficulties OF an incon-
siderable kind. A compromise was not
an unconditional surrender. The most
essential points in the amendments had
beep assented to, and he thought that
the House and country would deem a
compromise fair and just. He hoped
that the present would be the last &C.
casion when political circumstances
would be dealt with by abstract prin-
ciples. We had been on the eve of a
collision, occasioned by misunder-
standing between the two Houses
at q time when each had de-
ported itself in a manner TO show
the possession of the confidence and sat-
isfaction of the country. Surely all
would hail with satisfaction, and ratify
with pleasure, the settlement arrived
at, which was satisfactory and states
After the conclusion of Mr.. Disraeli's
speech, the arrangements were agreed
to without division, and the result was
with great cheering.
PARIS, July 23.-De Chasseloup Lau-
bat, on his installation as President of
the Council, declared for liberty of
speech, because independence was as
ISOLATED perfectly with devotion to the
emperor.
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FROM ST. LOUIS.
Railroad Comm II ssi oners - ewelry
Score Rsbbed-IIlinois state Debt
Correction

Railroad Commissioners Jewelry
Score Rsbbed-Iliinois state Debt
Correction.
ST. LOUIS, July 23.-A st. Joseph mo
dispatch says Hon. VIM. Z. Dodge, of New
York, Hon. Felix r. Brunot, of Pitts
burgh, Hon. Nathan Bishop, of New
York, and Charles Pendlay, of Balti-
more, United States Commissioners ap-
pointed by General Grant to examine
the Southern Pacific railroad, are stop
ping in this city.
The iewehy store of Mr.. Hammond,
in Springfield, Illinois, was robbed on
Wednesday morning of $1,000 worth Of
watches.
Circulars have been issued from the
Illinois State Executive Department,
with a view of obtaining an estimate of
the corporate debt of the State. From
the information already derived, it is
thought that the total corporate debt
of the State is almost 100000, 900, on
an average of 81 100000 to the county.
The reported washing away of the
Toledo, Wabash and Western railroad
bridge across the Illinois river at Meri-
dan is incorrect. The track on the west
SIDE OF Jle river Is lnJuleuJ uuG III Will uo
repaired to-day. Many thousand dol
lars worth of property has been de-
stroyed in Adams county, Illinois, by
the high water carrying off crops.
fences, stock, &c.
William Edwards, the colored man
convicted of killing Lewis Wilson, an
other colored man, at negro ball last
winter, was executed in the Jail yard
this afternoon. When the trap was
sprung and tho man dropped it was
discovered that the rope was little too
long, allowing the culprits toes to touch
the GROUND. An awful scene then &C.
Cured. For a moment the body re-
manned perfectly still, after which vio-
lent contortions commenced, during
which the mans legs and arms were
swung and drawn in every direction.
The rope was Immediately shortened
by drawing it up, but the writhing OF
the Door wretch continued for some
minutes, and it was not ustil he had
struggled fearfully for thirteen minutes
that he was pronounced dead. On cut
ting the body down, after hanging
twenty-five minutes, it was found that
the neck was broken.
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WASHINGTON ITEMS.
raph to the Rsgister.l
WASHINGTON July %.
The Fenian QuestiSn.

. r-.- WASHINGTON, July %.
The Fenian Qaestien.
Colonel Warren called yesterday upon
Secretary Cox and Postmaster General
Cresswell and had a talk with them
about Fenian matters. The Colonel has
seen every member of the Cabinet ex-
eept Secretary Rawlins, and has found
them all favorable except Attorney.
General Hoar. He believes that some
decided action, one way or the other
must be soon taken by the Administra.
ton on the subject, and from the opin-
ions expressed by the different Cabinet
members, hopes that the expected action
will be favorable to the rights of natu-
rallied citizens. t.F-...
Financial.
The Secretary of the Treasury on
being questioned on tho subject, replied
that he had no intention at present OF
selling gold and that he did not expect
to sell any while the premium was at
the present figure. The impression at
the Treasury is that it will 60 lower
This seems to be founded on the fact
that United States bonds have advanced
in Europe in consequence of the favora-
BILE exhibit of Boutwel's financial man
sgement and that by the time there is a
demand for the shipment of gold the
crops will be ready to bring into mar
ket. A letter received here from an
American gentleman travelling in Eu-
rope alludes in warm language to the
beneficial effect of Boutwelrs policy
and strengthening the credit of our Gov
eminent abroad.
Treasury Matters.
The Secretary of the Treasury to day
decided to permit the substitution of
lO-4Os for 5.2Os, or the exchange of any
gold-bearing bonds now held as securi-
ties for circulating notes, on the basis
hitherto adopted, the 1040s to be re-
ceived at IS per cent. of their par value,
and all other six per cent. gold-beariBg
bonds at 90 per cent. The six per cent.
currency bonds issued by the United
States to the Pacific railroad will not
be received as security for the circula-
ton of the National Banks and the ex-
change. The gold bearing bonds is sub
ject hereafter to revision, if it shall be
found that such exchanges are SO fire.
quent as to become onerous to the De-
partment.
The New Currency.
One hundred and twenty Thousand
dollars in new ten and fifteen cent cur
rency has been issued.
e. w stanton
Had long interview with Mr.. Boutwell,
to-day.
Miscellaneous
The Commissioner of the Revenue de-
cides that no tax shall be levied upon
sales of loans of building associations.
Canterbury Hall, on Louisiana ave-
nue., near the City Hall, was entirely de-
stroyed by fire this morning. Loss,
$4,000.
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Fresh Tens.

I'm HALF CHESTS EXTRA FINE GUS.
| w powder, Young Hyson and OolOnz Tea
just received aud for sAle b.
| myO n. REILLY
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New York Dry Good. Market.

Nh" iSNn' oNAs ~
Trade is still inert, but it is never
theless opening with prospect which
betokens renewed activity ere long,
while in the meantime prices generally
are we'll maintained, new style Erints
opening at l3ic for very fine Merri-
macks, Dunnels and Spragues, l3e Tor
American, Richmonds aud Aliens, and
FAC Tor Oriental and Lancaster. The
price OF Delaines is now fixed at 2oc.
Al. standard makes of plain and colored
cot.ens are steady. Heavy wooleBs are
IN improved request, but are still sell.
ing at rather low rates.
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BY THE CABLE.
by Telegraph to the Register.

LONDON, July 23--Thc compromise
of the Irish Church bill was the result
of fear, on tho part of the Peers, of the
consequences threatened by collision
of the two Houses of Parliament.
Last night the Tory Lords held
large meeting at private residence,
and resolved TO repudiate the Marquis
of Salisbury and put themselves under
the head of Lord Cairns. The latter
was authorized to make peace with the
Ministry and express the Willingness of
the Peers to yield. To-day Lord Cairns
sought an interview with Earl Gran
vile and gave in the submission of the
Peers, whereupou tire Cabinet agreed
to the compromise announced tonight.
The prompt and loud expression of pop
ular Indignation terrified the Lords, aud
thus has been postponed for while the
threatened agitation.
LIVERPOOL, July 23.-The steamship
Java, the Queen and Lelesie, from New
York arrived.
MADRID, July 23.-The Generals and
other officers of the army recently ar.
rested for fomeutirg resurrection have
been exiled to the Canary Islands. An.
ether conspiracy has been discovered
and frustrated. The object was the
Of Snnlll fhn ly N.
pointed Minister of Justice.
Sickles, the American Minister, has
arrived.
LIVERPOOL, July 23.-The loss of life
by the explosion at St. Helens colliery,
yesterday, was greater than at first re-
ported, Twenty-eight dead bodies have
been taken from the pit.
BRUSSELS, July 23-Henry Sanford,
the retiring American Minister, yestcr-
day, had an audience of leave and Mr..
Jones, the new Minister, presented Gre
dentials.
LONDON, July 23.-There was a full
attendance of members and spectators
in the House of Commons this evening.
When Mr.. Gladstone rose to speak he
was greeted with great cheering. Undeu
heavy sense of the responsibility, but
with profound satisfaction, he moved
that the House agree to the amendments
inserted yesterday without exception o,
reservation. He called attention TO the
excision from the preamable of word.
specifying appropriation of surplus, but
as the point was better indicated in th'
bill, he thought it would be invidiou
and unnecessary to require Theoretical
and abstract declaration in the pream
BILE. The reinsertion of the date OF lS1
was not token of victory, but an lndl
cation of the Joint and harnoniou;
working of the Houses. He reviewed
other amendments which had met will
objections, and said the substance OF tn,
last proposals had remained virtually
nnaltered. He asked the House to dis
card every word that might have beer
" 'ehdlng 10 embltter the ques
t'on, ana apolosized for any warmth Of
ieellng that he might have shown. He
congratulated the House on ,ba sotis
factory settlement which had been ar
rived at, and praised the ability and
moderation with which the debates baJ
been conducted by Earl Granville anf
Lord Cairus, and hoped the disestab
lished Church weuld develope with he
the qualities by which her great caree
would be marked out, and that Co
would speed her in her new career.
Sir Roundell Palmer, member TO
Richmond, approved the course whic
had beea taken; it was honorable an,
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New York Money Market.

NEW YORK. July %.
MONEY-Easy and steady at 6a7 pei
cent. The banks are well supplied with
currency.
STERLING-Dull at 1095a110s.
GOLD-Opened firm but closed heavy
at 1861.
GOVERNMENT STOCKS - Firmer,
there being a decline in the receipts
from the country; the closing quota
tions are: Coupons of 81, 12l; do '62,
1881 do ga, 1919; do '65, l2lf; do new,
1908; do '67, 1901; do '69, 1901; lO-4Os,
ll0f.
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Cleveland Market.

CLEVELAND, July %.
FLOUR-City made 9 90 for XXX
white; Z 75aS 90 for Xxx amber; 6 75a
Z 90 for Xxx red winter; 6 NO for \ red
winter, 6 so for Xxx spring; country
made Z 5Oas % for Xxx white; 6 75a7 %
for XIX red and amber; 6 25a6 IS for
Xxx spring.
WHEAT-Sales car No. red win
ter at a..
CORN-Sales car No. at 10; 1900
bushels do at 90.
OATS-Held at 79c.
RYE-Sales 25 bags at 10.
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Miscellaneous

The Commissioner of the Revenue de-
cides that no tax shall be levied upon
sales of loans of building associations.
Canterbury Hall, on Louisiana ave-
nue., near the City Hall, was entirely de-
stroyed by fire this morning. Loss,
$4,000.
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Gunpowder !. GunpoWder !

HAVING THE EXCLUSIVE AGENCY
IL in this city for the Dupont Powder Mills
i have always 90 hand in magazine a large sup.
ply Of All kinds Of Powder mao fractured AZ the
absve named Mills, viz: Rife Powder, in whole
half and quarter metallic kegs. Sporting. in
cAnistsTs; also, Blasting and Mining Powder, in
metal kegs. Patent and Waterproof Safety
Fuse, for blasting. For sale at lowest market
price.
ordering Powder by the quantity
Delivered free 10 steamboats, and cars
nsTs n. REILLY.
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MARRIAGE

Married Persons, or Youn, "
Ing Marriage. being aware q, a g.,
mes . organic debility, dss,,..,ysas
cured ts N
he who places himself unS,.s \
J., may religiously consde IN /, = a., Il
tlenan, and conhaently rely A. ~ Z,
physician. IA y
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HOTELS.
ST. CLOUD HOTEL.

THIS NEW AND COMMODIOUS HOUSE,
/ located corner of Broadway and 42d street
possesses advantages ever all other houses for
the accommodation of its guests. 1t was built
expressly for a frst.class Family Boarding
House-the looms being large and en- suit,
heated by steam with hot and cold water and
furnished second to none; while the culinary
department is in the most experienced hands,
atording guests an unequaled table.
One of Atwood's Patent Elevators is also
among the modern improvements" and at the
service OF guests at all hours.
Tho Broadway and University Place Cars pass
the door every four minutes, running from the
CITY Hall to Central Park, while the Sixth and
Seventh Avenue Lines arc but a short block on
either side airordng ample facilities for com.
municating with all the Depots, Steamboat
Landings, places of Amusement and Business
of the great metropolis.
MORE & H0LLEY,
marIl .fm PrOprietors.
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Toledo VI arket.

TOLEDO, July 20.
Flour steady and unchanged at 2 OOa
z so for Xxx white. Wheat &c better AND
excited; closing less active: amber So
No. l red l 3si; No. . do 33; No. 2 old
l Seal 81; No. white Michigan, l 60
Corn sc better and active at 90 fol
No. /; 9Sc for No. .; SOC for rejected
closing weak and no buyers. Oats IL
better and quiet at 76c for No. l and
Michigan. Rye steady. Barley nom
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HAVANA, July 22.-The town of Aqua,
in st. Domingo, has been ordered by The
insurgents to surrender. President
Baesa has sent troops to aid the garri-
son, and is confident of success in sup
pressing the rebellion.
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commissioners Sale.

Michael Reilloy ! { J.R- Foster
David McCar,uey} (David Mccartney.
IN PURSUANCE OF DEGREES REN.
| dered in the above entitled causes on the I'd
day of May, ls6s, by the Circuit Court Of Wet
lei county, I will, on SATURDAY, THE l7TH
DAY or JULY, lsG9, at the font door Of the
Court House Of said wetzel county, in the
STATE of West Virginia, offer for sale 20 the
highest end best bidder a tract Of land contain.
ing 1900 acres, situate on the waters Of Middle
Island and Fishing creeks in Wetzel county,
West Virginia, bounded a. follows: Beginning
for the same AZ a white oak on a bill side; thence
west 1881 poles TO a beech and white oak corner
70 Richard Nichols. thenc~ with bis line S. Is
deg. Z. 800 poles 10 stake corner 20 Hugh
MEG uire so acre tract; thence with his line
Y. - deg. Z. $50 poles 20 a stake; thence &. 81
deg T. 30 poles 10 a stake in one Of the original
lines; thence n. IS deg. y. go poles 10 the be.
ginning. sale 10 commence at . o'clock A. y.
Terms Of Sale One bird % Of the purchase
meney cash; one-third In one year, and the re.
naming ORe-third in two year, from the day Of
sale. The deferred payments 10 bear interest
and be secured by bonds with satisfactory
sesurity. GEO. Z. BOYD,
junlSoavG Commissioner.
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ATLANTA, GA, January, 1863.
w. H. WALKER, ESQ:
DEAR SIR hereby certify that have used
Walkers Tonic Bitters, and as tonic they can
not be surpassed. recommend my Southern
friends 10 use them; they will invigorate aud
give new life. Respectfully, &c,
MRS. A. NJ. MEEkER.
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Established a. Refuge FINN .
only place where cum els ast,,
DIR. JOHNsTo,' VII
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Sugar Cured Hams.

10 TTERCES "RAySOS - CELERRAT
ZU ed Sugar Cured Extra Hans Just received
and for sale by
june N REILLY.
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Merchants National Bank
OF WEST VIRGINIA
Capital Paid In, 100000.
V,HIS BANK SUCCEEDS TO THE BUSI
i ness of the Merchants and Mechanics
Bank of Wheeling" 1t is Designated Depes
itory and Financial Agent Of the United States
aud is prepared to do a legitimate banking bus.
mess.
PRESIDENT. NELSON VANCE.
DIREcToRs-ThOmas Sweeney, L. S. Delaplain,
Jas G. Acheson, John Donlon VIM. Is. Simpson,
A. Allen Howell, K. Crangle, james Dalzel.
ianl7-ly s. BRADY, Cashier.
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Potomac Herring,

IN WHOLE AND HALF BARRELS, JUST
i received and for sale BY
myl5 II. REILLY
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BANKS.
FIRST NATIONAL BANK

FIRST NATIONAL BANK
r OF WHEELING.
Designated Depository u. 9.
Capital, - 100000.
surplus, SV.VVOs
MONEY RECEIVED on DEPOSIT.
w Exchange bought and sold.
mitted.
interest on special deposits at the rate
Of four per cent. per annunn where the deposit
remains six months, and fire per cent. if for one
year.
Accounts of Merchants, Manufacturers, Bank
ers and others solicited.
Revenue Stamps for sale in sums 10 suit
constant supply of new Fractional CnTren-
cy, and l, 2, 3 and 5 cent coin kept fer the ac-
commodation of depositors and the pablo.
GEORGE K. WHEAT President.
GEORGE ADAMS, Cashier.
marl3.ly '..a
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Cheese
New MackerPI.
DISSOLUTION.

rI,HE COMPREHENSIVE HERET0FORE
eyistiny between r. widdel and Charles J
Soherer. undor the firm name Of 7. WIDDEL
& co, has been dissolved by mutual consent,
Charles j. Scherer retiring. -,
TIE business will be coutin ned At the old
stand No. III Main street, by = Mtslei' 40
viii also settle all claims against tie late hfn;
Persons having claims will present theL-; and
those knowing themselves indebted VIII please
call and settle soOn.
c. J. SCHERER-
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WHEELING. July lst, ls69.
CARD

Returning thanks for the kind patronage
heretofore extended me, l would respectfully
ask a continuance hf the sans TO +. WIDDEL:
AZ the old stand. where my many friends and
customers will ind the usual large Ass0rtmsni
~ LADIES MISSES ASD CHILDRESS
ROOTS. SHOES AND CATERS At low cash
iri0-tf CHARLES J. SCHERER.
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ORGANIC wEAEN
DIR. JOHNSON

Member Of the Royal College o. s.,
don, graduate from one OF The ~, ~
Colleges Ia the United Stagss. al 4 q
part Of whose life has been sprn,.r., .
Of London, Paris, philadelphia A. =
has effected some Of the most As,s. -
that were ever known. MANY t,-,N
ringing in the head and ears wtes 4.
nervousness, being alarmed al s.,
bashfulness, with frequent blusl., =
sometimes with dsrangoment Of a. =
"A funn,a.iiafAlv ~
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BY THE CUBAN CABLE.

by Telegraph to the Register.l
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TAKE PARTICULAR NON
YOUNG MN

Who have injured tbonselv., by o.r,,
tioe indulged In when alone. habit -
learned from evil companions. or 49,
effects Of which are nightly felt ~
nAlesp, and IL not cured rrudcr. n,-,.i
possible, and destroys both mind -
should apply Immediately.
What = pity that young nAn a, :,
his country, the darling OF bis par,l, !.
be snatchod from all prospects Ang a.,
Of life by the consequences Of dsrlp \
the path Of nature aud indulging a, ~
secret habit. Such persons must -
templatinx
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Dried Peaches.
A FEW BAR RRLs PRIZE
"A halves and quarters.
apra LIST, MORRISON & co.
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WALKERS Tonic BITTERs are known TO the
Faculty, and are not a PATENT medicine and
are endorsed by eminent Physicians, Ministers
and others.
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MARRIAGE

Reflect that q sound mind and bol, .
most necessary regulates 10 proma;s AZ
happiness. Indeed, without thee u, >
through life becomes q weary pilgrzs
prospect hourly dArkons 10 the yiss n !
becomes Swallowed with despair and - !,
the melancholy reflection that The ht-l.
another becomes blighted with our ost
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Especially, who have becon.,,
tsry Vice, that dreadful And =, S'' WIZ
which annually sweeps 10 A. Ss.,',
thousands Of Young Men OF :, sa;.s.
talents and brilliant intelleS; 80 80 ~ \
wise have entranoed nstenisr - 40
thunder Of eloqneaos, or eai ,SStA'o :
thrilling Tyre, may call With I'm =! ~.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1869-05-01

From Capt. siIas r. Miller, Proprietor Of
the Salt HOH->. Louisville, Ky.
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AMUSEMENTS.

NEW MEMPHIS.-Ths farewell benefit
to our funny man last night was indeed
a rouser. III spite of the weather, which
Up to sunset had been exserab Q, the
house was the largest of the season.
There was scarcely standing room, and
everything went eff splendidiy. The
plays were Jessie BroDn and Jenna Lind
Mrs. Cline singing in the latter her
popular medley first sung In the White
Fde0R. The velocipede tournament was
very funny and brought down the house.
To-day al the matinee Jessie BroaOn will
be given, and to- night is the benefit o.
the ~doDr-keepers and ushers. These 9 :
tlenen have been faithful servants of tt g
public and merit a good house at their
hands. Go and give them a Lift.
FRED WILSON'S MINISTRIES. - If
everybody did go to McWade's benefit,
not a few also found their way to the
GreenlaW Opera House to witness and
hear the merry doings and sayings,
songs and comicalities Of Fred Wilson's
MINISTRIES. The Trip around the World
Mr.. Strauss great diorsInic and Rano-
ramic cosmorama lis most heartily en-
ioyed. The orchestra of this troupe is
one Of its ~pleasantest and best featuree,
Under the LanpPost, which took SO well
when the troupe were here before, is still
a drawing card, and We defy anybody
on earth not to laugh at Laura stopping
the down train. There is 3 matinee to-
day at two o'clock. Go and see 1t.