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nIThe Palisades OF the Hudson are to b
blasted for building purposes. =

SThe Palisades OF the Hudson are to be
blasted for building purposes.
oFranklin, Kan, IL tia only place in
Americs where velvet Is made, :, 80
/, n%Chisf Justice Chase has bought the sits for
asummsr residence ct Wsakesha, VIA
0Whfte-tailed deer, hitherto unknown 20
by voluntary emigration there. cd - FIT
tnc"Mosby, the guerrilla, raider, yerv mach
RESEMBLES Sothsrn, thu -actor, "-Ex. That's %;
Mo6by b Southern too n 40 .lH-e .lgsr
Two and q half DIT bean, i plying On the 6rest
LAKES. ii QEA ~ * = n. ~ vTrs
lb0Frank Gable. Of Union City, Psnnsyiva-
Ma committed suicide last week on account or
unrequited love. That was Q sad Gable end.
i@Presidenf Thier6 has given permission for
thesxeuAdns Of m-Kine Louis PhiIippe Is b
hFogSAt froD England end intosred aS Oreux.
~UAder the VIII or the lsts Min NsbbyJoy,
he sum OF $3.50 500 has been appropVis6od b
Boston puplic charities, in sums ranging from
600 to so 900. tABel3T h Il
n2-There was, rain reported Ct seven stations
u the agnal service yesterday afternoon, viz:
Hssssss IS 5nsss, RsIn ses and
0t. Paul, MINI. -,-r,rr~-
~Yestsrday, in Bosom, Thomas Murphy,
aged fourteen, WHO fhkally stabbed George
Thornton, . Id Of twelve. wa found guilty Of
Granddaughter, but recommended to the mercy
Sf IL court Sentsnoe IVES deferred.
~Oonmed9s Vendesbilt's agents are al
ready b survey the New York City Hill Park
With 3 view % immediateiy pushing forward the
underground railroad, which VIII possibly -
cooPaeted in two years.
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From Europe Ta.,,ax

STILL WORRIED ABOUT THE TREATY.
LONDON, May A.-The interest i'm the action
OF the United states Senate upon the proposed
additional article TO the Treaty of Washington
IL undiminished. The leading editorial articles
OF all the London morning journals TODAY are
devoted TO the subject, and joy is expressed over
the probability that the proposition Submitted
by Earl Granville Will be favOrably received.
THR MINISTERIAL SITUATION IN SPAIN.
MADRID. May 2i.-There H. no change I'm the
ministerial situation. The members OF the
present cabinet insist upon their designations.
Senior Zaball, who was called upon by King
Amadeus 10 form a new ministry. has declined
10 do so owing TO i'll health. His N tjesty has
now requested Marshal Serrano 10 und rtake
the task.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
A Card .

A Card.
Clergyman, while residing IN South America,
Is missionary discovered safe end simple remedy
Tor the cure OF Nervous Weakness, Early Decay
Obscene OF the Urinary and Seminal Org and the
whole train Of disorders brought by baueful and
vicious habits. Great numbers have been cured BY
this 2oble remedy. Prompted by q desire to benefit
the aGicted and unfortunate, will send the reel
Tor Preparing and using this medicine, In Q sealed
envelope, 10 any who needs it, Ffse az CAdrgs.
Address, JOSEPH IMAM,
Station d, Bible House,
Dar2D New York City.
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The Trial Of Rev. DIR. Huston.

.
CLEsIAsTICAL COURT.
The New York Herald of yesterday has long
dispatch from Baltimore, giving the second
Rev. DIR. Huston on the charge OF improper in
tinacy with a number of females in Baltim ,re.
The following is the most essential portion of
'svirgihM Hopkins, in her evidence TUESDAY
before the court, said that Huston sent a col
orej servant for her to come TO his house, and
upon her arrival accomplished her ruin.
LUCY WILL NOT eco BACK ON HIM"
Upon the Resembling of the court at three
o'clock Wednesday, 'Lucy," the colored SER
want whom DIR. Huston brought to this city
from the south, was placed on the stand by the
defence Lucy is the party who Virginia Hop
kins alleges came over to summon her TO Hus-
tons dwelling on the occasion OF her downfall.
She testified that she did not act as Illusions
fact, at the period when Virginia Hopkins To-
Gates her seduction, DIR. Huston was too sick to
move about, and that his son, Col. Huston, was
Hopkins told her six months prior 10 the alleged
seduction that she was In the habit Of receiving
the advances OF other men.
yIR6INIA's sTAfIMKNr NOT ooNRIRNRD.
be examined, after which this case win be
closed. Thus far the evidence Of Virginia Hop
Inns Is not confirmed. 1t is fstly contradicted
dsposed . give ersdsnos to Lscy,s tsssimoSy IL il
u impossible 10 say. II they believe Il, the krst
charge against the accused falls 30 ths ground.
TEE woRer CASE TO CONE.
The caee Of the yDung Sunday school child
win b. taken mp to-9orrew. The details Of her
alleged SEDUCTION are much nom revoltine than
those In The charge q present. under fnvestiga-
don. Her mother seys she yin not permit her
b appear before the court without counsel.
This privilege will probably not Be allowed, ss
he rules Of the church forbid that any save
preashem shau be present. The trial OF this
charge Win probably conclude the fnvestiga-
don. 1t 4 theroGbre possible that the Trial VIII
Hst beyond the Ars1 d neEt yssk.
ExCITKNRNT AND TOWN TALK.
Some degree Of !excitement prevails in the
Sfter, q IL hes fhps Tar contained the fullest
Account Of ne trial The comments OF the pub
JIG are somewhat e1tsgouistic IN their charac-
ter. The friendeof d.. Huseen aru trtumphant.
asserting confidently thst there d. no Gaze
Against him, and that he Win be exonersted by
the court, while others are indignant at the
conducted" y - : = -
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foh ehhkbhh-hoN. HENRY WILSON FoR
NtCE PRESIDENT.
NEW YORK, MAY sI-rhe National w,rk-
tngncns Convention 90 nominate a President
and Vice President Of the United States, met
yesterday m accordance with a call OF the
workingmen's central union OF the state OF New
hSrk: The convention was called 20 order a;
&sO CLOCK by Col Hedmond, OF New Jersey,
who Was elected temporary chairman. The
usual committees were appointed The call OF
the roll showed delegates from 30 states 20 the
number Of over Pa.
A permanent organization was effected nv
the election OF Col. Gibbons OF New YORK a.
chairman. Col. Gibbons, on taking the chair,
eulogized Grants recent action in regard 90 the
eight hour law, reviewed his policy aud Said he
was the only man who could Ice trusted by the
working classes.
Aseries of resolutions were reported emNoa,-
ing the folloeing principles; The reduction OF
The national debt. unconditional settlement OF
, ,he Alshama Claims, enforcement OF the eight
hout law, low rate OF Interest commOa ma
tOnal law encouragement OF shin building.
giving United States mails exclusively -
tons struggling under oppression.
r. nj. McGce, OF New York, recommended
President Grant for denomination. The Ms
souri, delegation recommended Horace Greeley.
On taking the ballot Grant received 2al votes
and Greeley votes. The nomination OF Grant
was then made unanimous.
Senator Henry Wilson was then nominated
TOT Vice President by the following ballot.
Wilson. leo; Edwin II. Morgan. p. ColfaN. "a
Grant and Wilson were then notified BY tele-
graln OF Their nomination.
"A committee WAS appointed 60 prepare an al
dress 10 the wOrkngmen OF the United States
"A motion was adopted 90 hold a ratification
meeting at Cooper Institute.
The evening session was occupied in aiscus-
sing questions relative 90 the strike.
-
Inc Methodist General Coufereaees
NEW YORK, May 24--ln the Methodist gem
esal conference 10 day, the committee on epis-
copacy reported a resolution that one new
bishop take up his residence at OF near the fol-
lowing places: Boston, Cincinnati. ST. Louis
Chicago. Atlanta San Francisco, Omaha or
Council Bluffs, and St Paul. A frer cOnsiherabl
discussion the report was adopted. n was "a
solved TO hold an election for secretary OF the
missionary society to- morrow.
The hour (l0.S0) for the
ORDINATION OF THE NKw BISHOPS
arriving, the bishops elected took their places
on the stage, ranged in a semi-circle back OF
the bishops table. A full board OF bish-
OPS were present, namely: Morris, James Ames.
Scott and Simpson. The candidates were then
seyerally presented for ordination. Ordination
was then proceeded with. according to the rit-
ual, each OF the regular bishops performing a
part, and all engaging in the laying on OF hands
on each candidate. The services concluded
with the doSology, and benediction by Bishop
motifs. During the service y -rfect quiet
reigned, though the house was crow led In every
part.
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The loss OF the steam.hip naItimare

SHE WAS Run INTO BY A SPANISH STEAMER
PANIC AMONG THE PASsESGERs
LONDON, Nav 2I--lt has been ascertained "a AZ
the vessel which was In collision with the steam
ship Baltimore on Hastings. night before last .
was the Spanish screw steamship Lorenzo Sem
prun- She received no injuries. The luggage
OF the passengers of the Baltimore and her
cargo IN the after compartments will be saved.
out the forward compartment rs filled with
water. When the crew OF the Baltimore at
tempted to lower her boats, just after tie COLI
sion, the gearing used for that purpose would
not Work, and II was impossible 70 fOat them.
The passengers were seized with CONSERVATION
bnt their fears OF a watery grave were soon al
layed by the promptness with which the coast
guard came 10 their assistance. The Baltimore
will probably be total wreck.
Loter.-A dispatch from Hastings announces
that the force Of government wOTkmen which
was sent from the admiralty Office 20 the relief
OF the steamship Baltimore has arrived there
They are In hopes Of saving the vessel.
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New York NeHs.

WALL STREET. INVESTIGATION.
NV YORK. NAV I.-The Stock EXCHANGE
Yesterday appointed a committee To inyestigate
me affairs Of Selmzer & Co, the Junior partue r
OF which decamped.
III If believed Mcilvaine win soon be captured.
. GENERAL JORDAN.
tne new president Of the Brooklyn police board
has rendered his esignation assessor Of inter-
nal revenue.
STOKES, WHO sHoT JAMES FISK IR,
was arraigned O-day in the court of over aud
terminer % plead, but under Instructions of his
counsel declined TO do so, and the court ordered
plea OF not guilty "a be entered. The district
attorney then moved to proceed 20 trial, buttbe
counsel Tor the prisoner moved tor a commission
10 90 10 London, England, and examine Dor
man - Eaton, said TO he an important witness
for the defence. and read.a lon, AFFIDAVIT IN
support Of the motion.
POSTPONED
ne case was then postponed until the third
MONDAY IN June, to give time Tor sending a
commission to London, the motion for which
was granted.
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THE USUAL GARNET CRISIS IN SPArN.-A
Madrid dispatch says" The crisis in the min
istry continues. 1t is said that several million
pesitas of the secret fund of the government
were used during the recent elections for mem
bers OF the Cortes. Sagosta insists upon ten
derine his resignation. King Amadeus has
called IN Zabala for consultation relative to the
formation of anew cabinet in case the present
members insist upon their determination to re-
stire.O ) IL 80 ! 49, :. : =.
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The WoRKINGMEN FREE TO VOTE FOR WHOM
THEY PLRAsR.-S. p. Cummings, q leader OF
the labor reform movement in Massachusetts,
says in communication 81 shall vote the
labor reform ticket if there is one In the field ON
the Columbus platform; but every intelligent
reformer knows that the labor reform party is
practically out of the field, even though Judge
present we are at liberty to vote any national
ticket we please, without having our party 10y
alty suspected.n
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WHAT LITTLE OATH Cost MAN.-Some
time ago one Michael Moore, of South Boston.
by some means, came in possession of piece of a
$50 Treasury note No 40 6l3, of the issue of 1861
This he forwarded to the Treasury Department
at Washington, accompanied with an affidavit.
sworn to before justice OF the peace, that about
the 18th Of March, 1869, the remainder of the
note was destroyed, and asking the department
to send him for the fragment which he enclosed
$50, with accrued interest. Unfortunately for
Mr.. Moore, however, search in the depart
ment, it is said, brought to light the identical
note from which the fragment had been cut:
the two pieces fitted precisely, and made the
note complete. The consequence was that Mr.
Moore has been held in the sum of 81 500 fol
trial on the charge of attempting to defraud the
United States Treasury, and has also rendered
himself liable to indictment for perjury.
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ANOTHER WIFE MURDER.-Latc on Tuesday
night, Daniel Horn, of Cape Island, N. j., shot
his wife, killing her instantly. He had for some
time suspected her of improper intimacy with
one Culver, who had professed to be Horns
friend. Mrs. Horn had been warned by her
husband that he would kill both her and Gull
ver. On Tuesday evening Horn met his wife
walking with Culver. He went to his house,
got his revolver, and pursued them, stopping
several times to drink. He finally returned to
his house, where he found his wife alone. He
reproached her for her misconduct, saying he
would rather see her dead than have her dis
honor him, and at last shot her. The ball lodged
in the brain, and she fell lifeless to the floor.
Horn Immediately surrendered 10 the authori-
ties, and is in jail.-N. Y. Sun, 23d inst.
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ANEx-CoSFEDERATE CONTRIBUTING TO TIE
CONSCIENCE FUND.-The Secretary OF the
Treasury to-day received seventy cents as con-
science money from a Virgtnian and An ex-
confederate soldier. The writer says that after
the surrender OF Lee at Appomattox, before he
was paroled, he took some musset caps from
boxes lying about, (which he thinks may have
worth thirty or forty cents. He therefore sends
seventy cents to cover the principal and in
terest.
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TEE sHAKIsPIAR MoxuNHsf We unvailed
yesterday at the Central PARK, in New York,
oration by william Cullen Bryant, and the
reading Of St0ddards poem ~ EdWi1 Booth.
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LEGAL CASES DIsPoesD OF BY fHB AGHHsTY
BILL.--Thel passage Gof the amnesty BIN win
dispose OF great number Of cases now
pending in the Uniked Atsteal supreme court,
and in the district and circuit courts, where
Information has been made against persons
fourteenth amendment to the constitution. One
Of the most importantof these = thAtof the Hon.
a. 0. z. Nieholsou, ex-United States Senator,
ard Judge Of the supreme court OF Tennessee.
This case has been carried to the United States
supreme court, and would be reached early next
winter; but, since the amnesty bill hss passed,
the attorney genersa WIN without doubt, enter
district attorneys throughout the country will
also probably be instructed TO take the same
action in regard 70 similar cases In their courta
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NoBoDY is likely to forget that the benefit of
oewtching Mrs. Wood comes off to might with
big bill, including her appearance in her noted
part OF "Pocohontas" in Brougham's rich bur
iesque. Play goers will be curious to see If she
can possibly paint the lily" of her delightful
"POlly Mavbud" by her representation to.night
OF LA Belle Savage" She also appears in
the new comedy, " Checkm ate," given for the
hrst time here, and which is said to abound with
brilliant points. The Japanese attend the
National tonight.
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FRANCIS Fl. HARDIE, eldest son of Inspe tor
Gene al James A. Hardie, form erIy of the War
department, left this city last evening to enter
the Military Academy.
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BOUNDARY COMMISSIONER APPOINTED
MIR. Archibald Campbell, Of this city, formerly
chief clerk of the War department, and late
commissioner on the northwestern boundary,
has been appointed q u. 8. commissioner to
establish, in connection with q British commits
soner, the boundary line between the United
States and the British possessions from Lake
Superior to the Lake Of the Woods, in Minnesota.
Mr.. Campbells party will embrace several
engineer officers of the army and a suitable
escort, and their duties win occupy several
years. %. psi d.
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The SOUTHERN CLAIMS COMMISSION yester-
day heard the cases of Mrs. Adelina II. Blick
Of Dinwiddie county, Va, amounting to s5, 424;
Edmund s. Everhart, postmaster at New Mar
ket, Baltimore county, Nd, for property taken
in Virginia, amounting to $780, and Albert e..
Gardner, OF Fairfax county, Va, amounting to
5000. The mmissioners have issued A circ9l lar
to the special commissioners appointed under
the acts OF Congress of March 2, 1871, and nj ay
II instructing them as to their bowers and dnties
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THE PRESIDENTS SUMMER TouR.-The
Presidents new cottageat Long Branch is now
nearly completed. 1t Is three stories high, and
il regarded as one Of the finest on the beach.
The President will remain in Washington after
the adjournment Of Congress long enough to
Grant will leave for Long Branch. After
remaining at the branch q couple Of weeks they
Will make the tour of tho great lakes, and sail
possibly beyond. ltis not the Presidents iIten-
tion, however, to touch Canadianson during his
trip.l bsE ,.u'.r p ii y N,Eu-nf =. ~ - =
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Mr.. SUMMERS PosITIoN.-In conversation
recently Senator Sumner said Mr.. GreeIey's let
ter is strong one and leaves evident traces of
having been prepared with elaboration and
care In answer to dispatch from Little Rock,
Ark, recently inquiriDg if he would support
Greeley, Mr.. Sumner replied: 81 wait action
of the Philadelphia convention, hoping for a
nomination that will unite therepdblican party,
which Grant cannot"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-05-24

The FAMILY of Solicitor Genera al Bristow left
t. city to-day for Louisville, where they will
pass the summer. Gen. Bristow accompanied
them as far as the Relay House.
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Terrible Casually at Ithaca nv.

n A
CROWD or PEOPLE oN 1T.
ITHACA, n. n, May 2-AbOut three O'Clock
this morning buildings belonging 20 w. G.
johnson, on Fall creek, were fired by an incen-
diary One OF the steamers OF this city was sta
toned on the high bridge over Fall creek
When the fire was nearly out the bridge, with
out any warning by cracking, fell, carrying
With II the engine and people who had cOngre-
gated there, TO the num5er OF about two hun.
dred. The bridge was twenty-five feet above
the water, and the whole IL went down together
Fifteen persons were seriously injured, includ-
ing some of the students Of Cornell University
some 50 badly that they are not expected 20 re-
cover. Surgical aid wac quickly obtained, aud
the wounded were borne TO their homes on
couches and beds.
The Municipal Elections I'm Virginia.
THE CONSERVATIVES CARRY NORFOLK.
NORFOLK, VA, May "a In yesterdays muui-
cps election, the conservatives elected ell their
ticket except the councilmen in the fourth ward.
John X Ludlow, the conservative candidate for
mayor, was elected BY about forty M Jority over
Robert Gwinn, republican.
ALSO PORTSMOUTH.
In Portsmouth, the entire conservative ticket,
Watts majority over Thomas, the present re-
publican mayor, 10 about three hundred
Sir Samuel Baker's Troubles I'm frtea
NEW YORK, May pa letter from Kartoum
states that Sir samuel Baker, In his passage
from Kartoum 70 Gondokoro, lost one half OF
his command-eighf hundred men-near Com
dskoro. Sir Ssmuel had q i've days' fight With
Bari Avagss, Who proved treacherous and ip-
stead Of supplying provisions a. they Agreed
removed everything from the reach OF the en-
petition and assaulted them.
BnflrOaA % be Sold.
INpIANARoLIs, Nay 2f-The United States
circuit court, Judge DAVIS presiding, Yesterday
issued decree for the sale OF the indisnapoiis
vold, receiver.
The Cel0rade 1epssliess Cssventssa-
DHSvnn, MAJ A--The territorial repuslican
convention met IN this city yesterday, end
elected Hon. j. B. Chaf1ee and George NJ Chit
Iicothe delegates to the Philsdelphia conven-
DON.
Accepts she Labor Reform Ne,nina-
/ PHrIAprIPHrA, May 2f.-wm. p. sehsif
has accepted the nomination for governor made
Sy the labor reform convention 81 wIuians-
port o. ~ - ! =
Death Of Daniel webster AppIeson.
BOSTON,, May 2t-Daniel Webster Appleton
died a. the hospital last night from barns re-
lockup. - =. -fTTT7I -
! ..a-1 a EEs ~ -Ea FeL -
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Il n DIN ALL.
FOR THREE NIGHTS ONLY,
Commencing
MONDAY EVENING, MAY IT,

Commencing
MONDAY EVENING, MAY 1T,
MATINEE WEDNESDAY, AFTERNOON, 2 oclk.
The Genuine and only
MRS. FARLEY
Unriysled Collection OF
WAX WORKS
AMI
Wax WORK QUARTETTE,
From London, England.
Admission, 50 cents; ed seats rs cents. Ad-
mission TO Matinee, 20; children under IL years, rs
cents.
Reserved seats on sale at Ellis Music Store.
D'NT FORGET-MAY2T, rs, 90. my2o ct
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associated Press Reports.
GIANT AND WILSON.
National Workinxmeu.s Con, eutIou

THIRTY STATES REr RKsENrRD-VNrE rnR
CANDIDATE HoR PRESIDENT Pa pos an 49,
FoR eRkELEN-HoN. HENRY WILSON PoR
VfCK PKEsIDENT.
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The CABINET MEETING, to-day, was attended
by all of the members except Secretary Delano
and Attorney General Williams. The former
was REPRESENTED by Gen. Cowen, and the latter
was unrepresented
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EVENING STAR.
Washington News and Gossip.

INTERNAL REvESUs-The receipts from this
source to-day were S3l2.C17.55
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The EXAMINATIONS AT THE NAVAL ACAD-
ENVY -Parties who were at Annapolis yester-
day report that the annual examination of ma
val cadets is progressing very satisfactorily.
The battalion was reviewed by the board OF
visitors last evening, and presented creditabie
appearance. To-day the middies were TO show
board what they know about boat howitzer
practice.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-05-24

TIE SALE OF SEATS for the Janauschek
nights continues brisk at Ellis, and will be con-
tinued to-day and to morrow.
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ADJUSTMENTS.

ODD FELLOWS HALL. TONIGHT.
" LITERARY ENTER FALNAENr.
Fl rkSh s6tS fsFH GLIB
Closing with the pleasing farce, BOX hS6 cox
Box-.......-.. Mr.. Hay Mr.. Barley
Admission. &c.: Reserved seats, soc. It.
NEW NATIONAL THEATER.
IN Mr.. j. q. Saville.. Lessee and Manager.
FBIDAY, May -. 1872, BENEFIT
And last appears uce but two Of
MRS. JOHN WOOD.
Entire change.
LA BELLE Savage.
d. r. III. Pocahontss Mrs JOHN WOOD
Anu C ldf hsS ssTTTEsoy Oh
sArURpaRy M.;9se s. sAIr Nd 1oa an woons
LA BELLE sGUVIGE
ma CHF0KaATE.
NEW NATIONAL THEATER.
SPECIAL.
Six NIGHTS ONLY AND ONE MATINEE,
COMMENCING MONDAY. May II, 1872,
First appearance in En- li.h of the great
JANAUSCHEK,
PIonGrresd BY me en;Ts Press the nnSisputed and
y her new and most brilliant NEW YORK STAB
f MPNhAHi May May ssssMARI Is sTgshT
WEDNESDAY, May 90, Il st time in this city, an
s;,i.sG of Charles DickensBoak House, en-
CHESNEY VOID.
Prices Of Admission:,,Orshestra Chairs and Re
Admission and Dress Circle Reserved, 81; Dress
Circle Admission, - cts; Gallery, so cts.
The sale OF Reserved Seats will commence or
Thursday morning next at Ellis Music Store at !
O'Clock m2l-tf
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GEN. JOHN G. FOSTER, of the corps of engi-
neers, has entered upon duty at the headquarters
of the corps in this city, as successor to Col j.
b. Wheeler, transferred to the Military Acal denny
as professor OF engineering.