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that they will suffer some temporary rcrulsr,
the tenor OF our latest rs Of all dispatches is to
the effect that they will attain Paris the current
week, and that all OF the battles that have Oc-
cured will culminate there in a crOwnlng strug-
gle for the city. The French administra-
ton are reported to have arranged for leaving
the city when this contingency occurs, but
every preparation that could be made by
Strengthening the fortifcations, cnlisting men
and increasing supplies, has been made. 1t is
stated that Russia and England have united in
an effort to prevent the dismemberment OF
France.
The latest dispatches received before going
to press are to the effect that a great battle was
on the eve of commencement, and that more
or less fighting had been going on for forty
eight hours in the wooded sections around
terdun. The government Offices are being
removed from Paris. The workshops in the
city We're closed on Monday and the men were
going into the ranks 1t is claimed that the
French have nine hundred thousand men in
the field. \ London dispatch says the Prince
Imperial and the Emperor were at Sedan, on
Sunday, when a force Of German cavalry was
only nine miles from that place Tie bonn
bardlnent Of Strausburg continues, with gun,
Of larger calibre. 1t is expected it will soor
surrender.
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MARYLAND ITEMS.

The following item has been going the
rounds: The most extensive grain grower or
the Eastern Shore OF Maryland, is Yhos Sud
Ter OF Potato Neck, Somerset county, who ha.
thre-hei 2OO0 bushels Of wheat and 800 bush
els OF oats The Eastou J9aslul saws it doe,
injustice to the Eastern Shore and adds
There are in Talbot countyat least from dirt,
TO forty farmers who raise more wheat than
9lr. Sudirr, ami some who raise two, three,
! Tour, and five times as much and one who
| cultivated ms own land, has raised over on,
hundred thousand bushels per annum."
The house Of DIR. Bctson, at Grecnsborougb
was broken into last Thursday week and a
quantity o! provisions and clothing We're stolen.
little daughter Of Joseph Lankford near
CurtI, Chapel, Somerset CO., was chokcd to
death whilst eating green corn at dinner Friday
week.
The houses of four or five citizens of Easton
were entered by burglars on Friday night week
and gold watches and jewelry were carried off
Ill considerable abundance. 1t was one of the
most extensive robberes ever committed on
the Eastern Shore.
The Second Annual Fair of the MARYLAND
State Agricultural and Mechanical Association
Will be held at the PimlicO grounds near Bal
tmore, on tuesday, September 9th, and CON
tinue four days.
Editorial Eccusion-T Editorial Asso-
citation Of Maryland has accepted the kind in
vltatlon OF the Northern Central Railroad Com.
pany, to make an excursion over their road to
Niagara Falls IN special cars and will start
from Baltimore on the 9th of September.
The population of Cambridge is I,643.
The st. Michael's Comet says a snake was
recently Killed in that neighborhOod, which re-
ScmDled viper, had diamond shaped mark
on It's back, and In every diamond was one or
two letters, IN black, plainly marked, such as
IN, mi, n, nl o, DC. 1t vouches for the = warn -
The Wye Campweeting has been held CON
5ecutively, with but few exceptions. for more
than sixty years.
The dead body found on the beach near Ber-
i'm recently has been identified as that ot las
johnson, OF Phla., young man who ,v,e
drowned at Cape May whilst attempting 10
save couple Of females from a similar Fate
All were drowned together.
The camp meeting just closed at EnnelP $
Springs, near Cambridge, one of the oldes,
camping grounds on the Peninsula. was nrob.
ably the last that will be held there. m,
closing scenes, at midnight on Friday, were
very affecting The meeting will hereafter be
Heid at Hurlock $ Station on the Dorchester
" DEL H. H., which is said to rival Camden.
Change is so scarce in Cambridge that per
sons are compelled to walk five miles to get 8
50 Dill broken" ~ e0'
A Cambridge journal thinks fortune await.
the man who will start good machine shop al
that place.
The editor of the Cambridge Nc,os "weep.
bitter tears to see 50 many young men in tha
town inflicted with the incurable malady O.
loafng."
The Quakers Tor Fricnds) hold their quar-
tery meeting at the Brick Meeting House Ce
Gil Co., on Friday Of this week. The meeting
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The echoes from Prussia seem to have
awakened the Cubans, and put them in action
in every part of the Island. Puerto Prncipe,
that has been so long headquarters for Span
ish operations, is about to be deserted by its
garrison, and the first steps TO that end have
been taken. This is in the Southern central
part of the island. Sagua, on the northern
coast, east from Havana has Cuban invasion,
led by General Lerda. Espiritu Santo, where
the Spaniards have just suffered defeat, with
loss of 600 men, is in the very centre OF the
island, and on high ground. The Cubans ap--
pear to have won material strength in period
OF repose, and now, in the sickliest portion OF
the year, are really fighting
Eighty members of the present Congress
served in the army. Sixty-nine of them are
Republicans, and eleven Democrats.
Mrs. Henry Ward Beecher writes that she
does not think it wrong to "put clothes to
oak on Sunday night.
Hendricks county Indiana, has the cham
pion heavy weghts,-a brother and sister who
weigh together over 1900 pounds.
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house lands, consisting of forty acres, were
given to the Society by Penn, who then claim
ed it as included in his grant. These meetings
usually draw together large crowd-many
from Hartford, Lancaster and Chester counties,
and other distant points.
Acciiept on the RaH,oaZ There was quite
a serious but not fatal accident on the down
train on Saturday afternoon, just above Greens
borough. a bar of iron rolled off a flat ear,
and in striking the ground, the end next to
the ear bounced and caught in the smoking
car going through the bottom and tearing up
several seats, striking the passenger car and
throwing it off the track, and humping it over
the cros~-tles for several hundred feet. Final
y notice was @iven tn" engineer by some boys
riding on the Hat car, and the train was stop
ped Fortunately, the passenger car was not
thrown Ok the cinbaHhtncnr. nor anyIody kill
ed. The accident is attributed to care!e,sucss,
IN their being no standards ON the flat cars
Col. Tenrnt, prominent citizen Of St
Michacla, is dead
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
Rev York University Mc,sicincs.

Thcmrluc, p. ra,rc. D., 'il NV York Medical University
an institution s,-cl Of prominent
sciontrt p, -i1lt,:u rd dry Incorporated acc,
ng the of that state working such astounding
in the permanent o disease, l.r"'oor, Iron"unc
ed icubr that must crr"iu1iF ~tiprc,c al other rntr,
oi treatment Th"-' "'"c!n., not "'"t prpftp"lS
but are the producnTo of o kirAr -"HuGe rpu"'i"
Who, after study amt '",t. ha,- brought .,r
hrr highly rrr,l p,.r! -i.ot,y
with the Law oi Nri... Cn.,y. TIy ,Ie, ="
the public IN place of hn" hi''h Destroying preparations
"ic flood and "a ,Iritl un y'r
known To tail in ru,arr OF t!. --" ior which it Is
intended fan. siuii keep supply Of these
"iic,cous rcmc!cs Thr suffering ia
uan,"r whatever should hy all send Tor te
books published 10y the University and forwarded free t"ay
address. These works OF which there several hrsl' CON
tanning Important Medical Information and gutlr 70
health contain the testimony of hundreds who have h"l cure.
If Cnu-un. .un Cancers, Heart Disease, Nrryou, Debility,
Par' SIS, Deafness kieuma. Diseases o: the and Ear.
Piles, Female Weakness, Epilepsy. seminal Weakness,
other painful and Dlr-,ne diseases which had
been abandoned a. olres, by the attending physician Every
child in the country should carefully read
these works, especially the cntItlei The University
Pocket GuI' :" Health, amt the Private Medical Adviser
The demand tor the University increasing
rapidly Juat has been found urcr establish branch
offices all the country. The reader This paper
apply all Harold who a ltr. of
TIM 'hatcpia ranch and has office No Chestnut
ST. y. y. Cor" rot >''en' ".h'1 -, my, 3m
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Sinking Slowly.

pSaSeS th" progress rapidly 20 the only
ones 10 be dreaded" Canhvr dry rot does blast
suddenly as stroke OF lightning arrested it ds-
't"SS II aS certainly; and IN like chronic debility al
'"2 does not Kill with the swincs, of yellow
sure |" sap the springs of life eventually
NOT checked ' nyignrating meicnon There is somet
lneXpessiy touching in the spectacle premature
LahSuor pa!"r emacation, depression spirits
Ht" Tor eXrrtion are its ordinary ptos, they should
be met by tonic treatment. The uy.oran Ahlrrant
that can lie administered in this kind j. osctters
stomach Btt"rs The stimulating principle Of the preparation
rOuses the dormant energies OF the aud the strength
ening aud regulating properties permanent aud health
ful Impulse To the vital thus brought into The
falling appetite awakened the o digestion and
stimulation are guickcncd the quality of the blood is improved
the ccrctions become natuah and that con
tributes to the nOurshment the by undcrgor salnary
change by these the the PLY steal structure
is effected and its health and restored In II" class o"
diseases has the hnccu operation o the Bti"rs been more
marked and striking than those characterized by general de-
iIy aud nervous prorton. Ladies' affected with these
ailments find in this most Wholesome Of all oncs and corrrc
ves the safest and of relief II is strong to re-
store and poweress such the uniform testimony
of clouds Of Witnesses"
Smyrna times., 1870-08-31

PATENT GRANTED. Mr. Richard Mitchell,
of this town, has been granted patent ON The
stayc peach basket so cxtea,iyely manuiactu1-
ed III this town aud vicinity. He invented
the machinery and first made the baskcts sev
cral years ago, but has been unable, TIL the
present, to secure the patent. In the mean
time FIVE or six mills, manufacturing bundr,ds
of thousands, have been put in operation, from
all Of which premium will be demanded by
Mr. NJ III the future
Smyrna times., 1870-08-31

Some OF the lancaster papers have been
announcing that Hon j. Clancy Jones, of
Camden, a pet of the late President buchanan
laid upon the shelf in PENNSYLVANIA, has been,
like Hon. Charles Brown, trying to secure a
seat in Congress from this State. 1t was stated
that he was aspiring to Mr. Saulsbury's place
in the Senate But the Honorable gentleman
contradicts the report and disclaims any politi-
tical aspirations whatsoever. 1t is said he, like
John O'Byrne, riliculcs the "White Mans
Party " cry.
Smyrna times., 1870-08-31

The DEMOCRATIC CONVENTION did its work
on Wednesday, the Salisbury wing carrying
out their programme. as made ont four years
ago-wita an ease that was surprising even to
themselves. Many members of the party con-
tended that said programme could not be car
ried through another compaign, but when the
time came the opponents Of the family sue
cession' found they were powerless to prevent
it and submitted tamely. The family" elat-
ed at their success, have made their organ hi
larious. We publish the proceedings else
where.
Smyrna times., 1870-08-31

LARGE PEACHES We have been presented
with several peaches this week OF the 6 Sus-
quchanna variety, that were Of immense size.
One grown by Captain y. Scout, at Smyrna
Landing, weighed - ounces and measured l0s
inches in circumference. One grown by Mr.
Johu II. lloHcchcr weighed ounces, and one
grown on Bombay Hook weighed q ounces
One grown by Mir |. q. Lapham, of differ
cut variety. weighed o. ouuce.
Smyrna times., 1870-08-31

EMINENT MEN or SCIENCE have discovered that
e'erlrcity aud magnetism are developed IN the svs.
TEN from the IRON IN the blood THIS accounts for The
uehilIty low spirits, lack of energy person feels
when ths vital element becomes reduced, The Pc
ruVan Syrup, prooxlde Of lron supplies the blood
"i'h It's IRON element and ~ the on, form which
II IS pOss bic Tor 1t to enter the circulation
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NOTIONS AND STATIONARY

Bnttons, S2oaI Colror, Knitting Cotton, Houp
Skirts, IiaILor.l-, laclr,' aud Clldr-u's Ho>,.
Mems Hose, Candle "lch, Lamp " CHS, Gloves,
Neck-tics, ir"dter.hict-, Hooks and Eyc>, Vrly.t
Trimmings, Iaic, skirt BRAID, Combs, Gun C1i.s.
IItr Pms, Eucol,,, Pms, Nr,c!cs, >cis,ors, Ca,
and Vest binding. Thlmbi,s, Collars, Clt~ Cor>c,,,
TwIne, Fud G!oy,z, Machine Sewing Silk, AID
spool SILK, sc. Nc., Letter, Foo!>.cap, Note anl
BIll Parcr, Pens Pen Holders, Lead Pencils, STAT.
and Pencils, Envelopes, Pass Books. Ink, Packet
Books, Spelling Books, Copy Books, Mucliagc, Ac
Smyrna times., 1870-08-31

THE TIMES" is puh~,rl every W"tn~la, afternoon 10y
J"<ErH H. l2frFcEFn, Fi;or ald Pr,l,,trr a. Smyrua
Delaware.
not pad til the us. OF M ,,N NJ ap"r discontinued uut
all arrears ra on the optiur ol the Publisher.
ADVERTISEMENTS VII 20. inserted a raj of Seven Gent,
line tortlc first insertion: subsequent insertions ThreoI
a-ht cents. liberal .conn; upe to quarterly. sem-au
nual ard yca,ly q ,..r'i-..r~.
Smyrna times., 1870-08-31
SEED WHEAT. SEED WHTlT, n

FarH ers' lock to your interest and change your
seed Wheat Whatever he your location, By max aug
aJudc"us selection OF Seed, you Will have no Iust
cause 10 complain OF short crop but in many cases
ma II nearly doubled. Seed Wheat of the most an.
proved varieties. from the North South and West =
Also Also New Crop OF Glover Timothy aud Orchard
Address b ROGERS. Seed Merchant
augS4 II 1873 Market ST, Philada. Pa.
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ARGEsrThe Largest Clothing House in Phillrlah'a is
- ttl -" Largest in the United UaA HAL. the
~ l'.r Is OaA Han; the ;hc
llN' II LARGEST because its business ; docs
c.othIu- best. ~ -
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NEW STGtk CT GOODS,
which he intends TO sell cheaper than any sold II
this market for years. consl- ing @!
nRY g0O0S,

viz: silks, Poplins, Al,acae, Ch4ine., Ali.Wo,
p"i'''eS' otto" D'iln"s a'' al'r',e, v th man,
oI the latest styles Of Drc.s Goo4e; t.InYhap,,
Jeans, Osnubnrgs, iiauncI-, I.camg>, T,fI, Gl.r,,
Sack flnnncIs, NuprIn-, Shcyuue>, PIi,w Cas-,
H"aIIns, Swiss StrIpmgs, ta,n.i.c,, Paper Aiu,.n,
Donms, Checks, DnLlng~, Aanectn. Ilu,n.. Ia.
Inns, PlaIds, Suawls Diaper, Iaau>. CDa,.,r.,.
rlques, and all the goods Usually iound IN q n.,
class country store.
Smyrna times., 1870-08-31

AWARM CoYTEsT.-Col Sam'l Hambleton,
of Easton, the present Representative in Con
gress from the Eastern Shore, and candidate
for denomination by the Democratic Conven-
ton which assemblies in Cambridge on the 18th
prox., is being severely opposed by the Easton
Star. He is accused of bestowing his official
favors upon his relatives, even though they
were Radicals; is charged with incompetency
and severely criticised for voting to retain the
income tax, in company with about one-third
of the Democratic members of the House, &c.
The Str is alone in its opposition 50 far as
We eau see, but seems determined to defeat his
re nomination if possible. The rest of the
Democratic papers, if not his supporters, are
not opposing him, and do not join in the CON
test, except the ElSt)n JouIuUL which is his
organ. His course, in the main, has been ac-
ceptable, and there is good reason to believe
he will be renom;nated, in conformity with the
party usagos. # SO, the Star will have to re
pudlate him or swallow some very bitter utter
ances. The fight is interesting to Republicans.
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Wood and WiIIOw-Ware.

Washing Tubs, Buckets, Keelers, Churns, Brooms
Clothes Pins, Clothes Brushes, Hair Brushes, Scr.5
BRUSHES, Fancy and Market Baskets. Curry Cor .
Buttcr Prints Butter Bowls, Wash Boarr>, W..
Brushes, Half Bushel and Peck Measures, OH
Cloths, Mats, and all sizes of Rope.
Smyrna times., 1870-08-31

Delaware State Bonds, bought by John Nc
Lear 4 Son, Bankers, No COZ Market street
Wilmington Del
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Buitons. Spool Cotton, Knitting Cotton, Hoop
SHIrtS' Bamorals, Ladies' and Chldr,n's Hose,
Men'S Hose, Candle Wick, Lamp Wlcks, CLOVIS,
Neck.tics, IIandkerchIels Hooks and Ewes. Vc!,,t
Trimmings, Tape Skirt Brod, Combs, Gun Caps,
Hair Pins, Buckles, Pins, Needles, Scissors, Coat
and Vest Binding, Thmbes Collars, Cutls, Corsets,
l"Ine, hid Gloves, Machine Sewing S.k, and
Spool Silk &c, &C. Letter, Fools. cap, Note and
Bhi Paper, Pens, Pen Holders Lead Pencils Safes,
and Pencils. Envelopes, Pass Books, Ink, Pock,t-
Boohs, Spelling Books, Cony Books MuclLage. Ac
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FATAL ACCIDENTAL colored girl, named
Elizabeth Davis, aged about ii years, living
with Mr.. Isaac 5. Taylor, at Duck Creek, near
this town, was burned to death by an explosion
of a coal oil can on Saturday night week. She
was trying to make the fire burn better BY
pouring oil upon it, when the can bursted, the
burning oil flying over her, and setting her
clothing a-ire. She fingered but few hours
after the accident. Mr.. William Meredith, in
attempting to extinguish the flames, had both
OF his hands severely burned.
Smyrna times., 1870-08-31
THE CLOTHS AND CASImERES
NOTIONS AND STATIONARY.

are new, Just bought, and comprise all the leaang
STYLES.
Smyrna times., 1870-08-31
The Cloths and Ca>siIncres

are new, Just bought, and comprise all the leading
styles.
Smyrna times., 1870-08-31
The undersigned respectfully announces to the
cIu1ens OF Smyrna and vicinity that lie has Just
opened ms NEW STOCK OF
Fail and Winter Goods,
winch he intends to sell cheaper than any sold IN
TINS marNct for years, consisting Of
DRY GOODS,

vlz:-Popns, Alpacas, ChaIles, All-Wool Dcsjnes,
Cotton DeMlnc>. and C"IIcocs, with many OF the
latest styles of Dress Goods Glngh4ms Jtau,,
O>naburg,, Flannes. Iicong>, Tabc Cioihs, sack
tlanucis, Napkins, Suettngs, Pillow Case Mu>.ms,
S~lss Stnpugs, CambtCs, Paper MusIins, DENNIS,
Chechs, puI.ngs, Nankccn, Linens, Mu>ln>. Pia.u>,
S.AwIs, Diaper, Lawns, ChaInbrays, rrgut>, auc a..
the goods usually found III Il tlrst-c.ass country
store.
Smyrna times., 1870-08-31
THE MARKETS.

GREAT Bt.GAINs
SPRING AND SUMNER CLOTHING,
u Close Uut balance stock.
\ An3ra Sack-.
DEap"d' E'r sacks,
Linen Sacks.
Fancy Linen Pants
Wttsr Dl,k Pants
Linen DT.t Pants.
White Dues N.sts.
Whit" Mar>,I.e> Yr,ts,
Fahcy Linen Vests,
Drap q Etc V.-,,.
SUMNER CLOTHING
ALL kI>lS.
MEMS, YOUTHS. AND BOYS
l'.,trr - Make,
Better Iu ut,
I-t,rrIn TT,
Better Ii Every Wav.
Than any other stock of
BLADI-MADE CLOTHING
PHILADELPHIA
~oI.p
GUARANTEED LOWER PRICES
THAN AMI OTHER.
Halt way BENNETT Il co,
49, Between TpwER HALL.
may2j
Smyrna times., 1870-08-31
Wood and Willow Ware.

Wood and Willow Ware.
Washing Tubs, Buckets kceers, Churns. Brooms,
Clothes Pms, Cluthcs Brushes, Hair Bushes Scrub
Brushes, Fancy and Market Baskets, Curry Combs,
Butter Prints, Butter Bowls, Wash Boards, Wall
Brushes, Halt Bushel and Peck Measures, Carpets,
Mats, Oil Cloths and Window Shades, SC. Also
all sizes of Rope
GROCERIES
SUGARS. Syrups. Molasses, Rlec Coffee Teas
Chocolate, Coffee Essence, Coffee Roasted, Savan-
la Coffee, Coal O, Lard Ol Candies, Soap, Spice.
Salts, Saleratus, Sltpcter, Alum, Saponn,fier, IntI.
go, Starch, Corn Starch, Fa5na, Trenton CrackeTs,
Cheese, Shot. Powder, Matches, Vinegar, Shoe
Backing, Stove Polish, Mustard, Pepper, Hams,
Shoulders, Side Meat and Jowls.
A large assortment of
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not leave to the people several States 70 out
grant in the Constitutiony
MIR. Bingham went argue on the necessy,of re.
apportopment so as to give representation 10 tne oVV
Mr Maynard opposed the amendment proposing
system which would than than the present one De
controlled by political machinery. IL would De 10 give
King Caucus power he had never had before.
After further discussion bs Messrs Allison hoar BECK
MI Judd moved the previous question and rejected all
appeals Withdraw it, but che House again refused 70
MT Scofeld then moved to refer the bill and amend
ments to the Judiciary Oofnittee The zeal question
seemed he sad be lost sight Of and tha whether
there should be epportionrnent eensr than in
years That was one qestior which he wished to
considered by the Judiciary Committee. Another ques
ton whether the Itonment should not be made
Secretary of the Interior, as this bill proposed.
Another question to be considered that embraced
in the amendment offered by the gentleman from Illinois
this bwas required to do justice to the black voters of the
South he said that instead of giving them for self
the power of the who had wronged and oppressed
them He remembered that at the close of the whom
great wrong to be done the House was
done in the of the soldiers, and that that
played out whenever fraud to be perpetrated it
was to be done in the name of the blacks.
Mr. Hale argued in favor of the motion of reference
not January S 1870 after full discussion and in full
House, defeat bill Of character like this by vote of
notice. without discussion after the had been pri
vatey engrossed contrary to all precedent such
bill by 50 to s4 and did he call that deliberate
Mr. Judd replied that the first vote was on an indepen-
dent BILL and taken at time when the House knew
that the nice question contained in the census
which the question applied struck which made it
necessary for him to introduce similar BILL which was
that of the bill at this period of the session
was tantamount to its defeat.
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FROM THE WEST.
Rnld RnhherY.

ST. LOUIS, June 23.-M. Sterin, travelling
agent for the jewelry house of s. Simpson, of
Cincinnati had carpet-bag containing nearly
$4,000 worth of jewelry stolen Yesterday, while
purchasing ticket on the Alton packet.
international Convention Y. Nj. G. A.
INDIANAPOLIS, June 23.-The convention was.
called to order at 10 o'clock by President
Mclean, after singing hymn.
Dr. Harper, of Indianapolis, read the 10th
Psalm, and led in prayer.
The minutes of yesterdays meeting were
read and adopted. A number of resolutions
and communications were presented and re-
ferred to committees without reading, the Chair
announcing the following Committee on Asso--
ciation:-Hon. G. G. Lathrop, Newark N j..
and John d. Wheat. Louisville KY.
Addresses were made made by Alfred Sand
ham and M. Hall, Washington, d. c., and con-
tinued by Messrs. Kimball, of Erie, Pa,
Moore of Massachusetts, Baldwin, of Newberg,
n. Y, Hay, of Toronto, Caissey, of Desmoines,
Iowa, George Fl. Stuart, of Philadelphia, and
others. large number of delegates were,
present.
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MUSICAL AND DRAMATIC
The City AmusemenIs.

AT THE WALNUT the very entertaining mill
tary play of The Ldncers has made decided
hit. The audiences have been increasing every
evening, and the piece is evidently one that
takes the fancy of the public. The play is good
in itself, and it is remarkably well performed,
and it will well repay visit for any one who may
be seeking for an attractive method of spending
an evening.
AT THE ARCH an entirely new programme will
be presented this evening by Mr.. Josh Harts
combination. Messrs. Mafitt and Bartholomew,
the pantomimists; the Kiralfy troupe of Hunga-
rian dancers; the grand ballet, and all the other
attractions of the combination will be on hand
this evening with entertaining novelties.
On Monday next the burlesque and harle-
quinade of Robinson CruSoe and His Man
Friday will be produced.
AT DUPREZ & BENEDICTs OPERA House
Mile. Zoe will appear this evening in the drama
of Nita. Tomorrow evening she will have a
benefit