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THE MARKETS.
ElktOn Markets.
CORRECTED EVERY FRIDAY,
Baltimore Markets.

FLoUR.-There is moderate demand for
Flour, and the market is steady; Super
s.; do. Family $725a7.50; Patapsco Fam
lily $1,000 and do. Extra $40; corn meals,
City Mills 1925.
WHEAT.-There is good demand for
Wheat at slightly lower prices; Maryland
white $50 cents for good, and 1S5 cents for
choice; prime amber $50 cents and do. red
175al7S cents; Pennsylvania red 1T cents,
and inferior Western red so cents.
CoRN.-There was considerable move
ment, though not in very large lots, and
the market steady all round; white S3aS5
cents, and do. sc cents; yellow S6aS7 cents;
Western white "a cents and yellow S5 cts.
OATs.-The market for Oats is quiet,
and there is no change to note; Southern
63aG5 cents.
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Ten Nights in Bar -ROOm.-The youth


full Dramatic Company met with an ova-
ton On Tuesday night at their second pre-
sentation of this popular comedy, that a
company of old stage players might envy.
The Hall was literally packed, seats, aisles
and gallery were filled, and a surging
crowd jostling for more room continued to
throng in. Such house has not been
Sc, N in Elkton for many day. The
younA~ comedians acted their parts admira-
bly. RICHES band was engaged for the
evening and fine orchestra discoursed
most enjoyable music between the scenes,
which added greatly to the entertainment
Such fattering receptions are enough to
turn the heads of the young theatricais,
but we hope they will possess sufficient
amount of philosophy to bear their honors.
Mr.. Levi X. Bowen, who takes the part
of Swiche, seems particularly fitted for
the humor and stage swagger which the
character requires, but he assumed to be
unnecessarily drunk on the last evening to
appear to the best advantage. Some
change was made in the scenes from the
erst presentation, which did not improve
The piece in our judgment.
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THE PHILADELPHIA CATTLE MARKET
The market for Beef Cattle was rather
quiet this week, and prices were weak,
except for the better descriptions, which
brought full prices. Sales of fair and ex-
ira at 5iQesc:, and common at 4l@5tc.
Receipts, 1000 head. Sheep met lively
demand at full prices. Sales of wooded at
6!@9c., and clipped at 5iQs7c. Receipts,
1000 head. Hogs sold freely at $7.50@
SIS for corn-fed. Receipts, 5000 head.
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Grand Opening.-Mrs. Ganss will have
her Annua! Spring Grand Opening, on Sat
urday, May 2nd. The ladies will not have
to draw upon their imagination for what
they would like, Or what style would appear
most becoming to them, for each one will
readily find the love of bonnet exactly to
her taste, in the large stock of ready made
and trimmed in the latest styles, of Grape,
Silk, Straw, and Neapoltan Bonnets, at
Mrs. Ganss'. She has also every style of
Hats, Infants Caps, School Hats and Sun
downs, Notions, trimmings in great varie-
ty, equal to anything to be found in the
best CITY houses
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Abatement of interest at
6 per cent on 40, $500

Net amount of loan realized, 81, 1856 05
1t is obvious that if the Society from
this date runs II months then only the 4 /
months payments of dues and interest can
be collected from the borrower. We pro-
pose that their aggregated payments shall
be made, at once, in advance. with abate-
ment above named. Thus all risks Of
future bad investments are obviated, and a
very considerable profit realized, LIST. BY
cancellation of stock. end. By any excess
of profits over the abatement of per
cent.
This course of proceeding is not an I'M
tried one. We are informed on go, All
thority that it is the common practic. of
all safe Societies in Philadelphia, and is
based on the decision of the Court of APP
peals Of this State. Its simplicity must
commend it to all. In order to put this
proposition in action, it is only necessary
to instruct the Board of Directors to 10
guided by it in the future. No alteration
of existing bylaws is required.
1T will, of course, be necessary to recast
the estimate at each annual meeting, so
that the estimated time Of expiration shall
be changed according to the increasing
profits.
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mating his heroes and heroines.

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. are being made
for an exhibition of first-class tableaux
and shadow pantomines at the Odd Eel.
lows Hall, which will come off at an early
day. An orchestra of frst-class music
will be provided for the exhibition. The
proceeds for the benefit of the Presby-
terian Church.
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For The CrclI Wig.
If it is true, "That want Of decency
is want of sense" then there is fine
prospect for large crop of fools, Judging
from the conduct of certain young persons,
of both sexes, on the streets in the even
ings. L.
ALL exhibitions at the Hall are marred
to a greater or less extent by the vulgar
whistling and racket made by boys who
seem to have no parents or guardians. Is
there no way of abating such nuisance
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Why Will You
Suffer?

To all persons suf-
fering from Rheu-
natism, Neuralgia,
Cramps in the limbs
ior stomach, Bilious
Collie, Pain in the
back bowels or side.
wc would say the
H0gsRoLS PASA'EA
and FAMILY LISINEST
is of all others the
remedy you want for
internal aud external
nse. 1t has cured the
above complaints in
thousands of cases.
There is no mistake
about it. Try it
Sold by all druggists.
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Report of ElktOn PubIie School.

The following Report is for three months,
ending May LIST. Although the attendance
is generally good, as will be seen, there are
still some cases of unnecessary, unreason-
able and unjustiiable absence of pupils.
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Phila delphia Markets.

Flour dull and unchanged. Wheat quiet
and steady, red 1j5&l70 cents; amber ITS
GlS0 cents. Rye 50 cents. Corn less
active, yellow 81 cents; mixed S5GSGc.
Oats steady, white G4@65 cents; mixed 81
(G62 cents.
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Patent ICE Cream Freezers, the best in
use, at S. S. Rambos. Every family should
have one. No desert so cheap and refresh
ing in the warm weather as ices, which
may be manufactured in endless variety
with one of these Freezers.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1874-05-09

Is" Woods Household Magazine for
May. has an abundance of excellent read
ing. There is the real go-ahead snap to
this periodical which entities it to much
credit, and we cannot name one that will
afford an equal amount of entertainment
and instruction for so little money.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1874-05-09

Patent iiefrigerators, the very article
every house wife will want when the warm
weather comes, at 5. s. Rambo's.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1874-05-09

BeOt-blacking Cases: nothing so con-
venient and useful in a dressing ROOM
They serve for stool when shut up, max
ing handsome piece of furniture, as well
as convenient receptacle for backing and
brushes. S. S. Rambo has them.
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MARRIED..

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. On April
Goth, by Rev. Abraham Dc Witt, JOSEPH
A. SEMINAR, of Wilmington, Del, and
MARIA LOUISA ALEXAEDERs, of Cecil
county, Md.
ARMSTRONd-AK the
Both of April, near Fair Hill, by the Rev.
J. Ii. Johns, RANKIN ARMSTRONG, of
Newark, Del, and DORA ARMSTRONG, of
Cecil county, Md.
I E-WALKER.-By Rev. J. L.
Vallandigham, on the 23rd ult., JAMES
MCKANE and HANNAH NJ. WALKER,
both of this county.
DERRICKSON-REACH.-On the same
day, by the same, LEWIS DERRIcKsoN
and MARY E. REACH, both of New
Castle county, Del.
SHARPE-CANNAN- the Goth ult.,
by the same, EVAN J. SHARPE and
SALLIE CANAAN, both of this county.
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eB~1f you want the best Plow, 60 to
MICHENER, at Col0ra.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

Children often Look Pale and
Sick,
from other than having in the stomach
BROWNS VERMIFUGE C0MFITS
will destroy Worms without injury to the child, being
perfectly WHITE, and free from all colorng other
injurious ingredients usually used in worm Prcpara-
tons.
CURTIS L BROWN, Proprietors,
No. 215 Fulton St. New York.
Sold by Druggists and Chemists, and Dcaisrs IN Med
cineS at TWENTY-FIVE CENTS Box. July 5--y
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DIED.

TIMANUS.-In Philadelphia, Thursday
April 30th, NELLIE, infant daughter f
Rev. J. j. and Mary Timanus, age five
weeks.
BOW ER.-On the 9th inst, at his resi-
dence, Oakland" near Newark, VIM
Bower, in the e5th year of his age.
BENSON.-At his residence, near Cecil
tom, May End, 1874, JAMES II. BENSON,
aged u years.
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The newest Spring Styles in Dress Goods,
Cassimeres, Hats and Gloves at the GLASS
FRONT. The same class of Goods can be
found at no other store in town.
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Town Election. an excitement

Town Election.-Quite an excitement
was got up on Monday afternoon over the
corporation election of this famous borough.
The Mcratice office of Bailif to the town
was the prize for several contestants, each
one for which placed a ticket in the field.
There were thirteen tickets. The singular
part of this play is that the names Of sew
eral of the candidates for Commissioner
appeared on several tickets, and each bailiff
aspirant claiming them as his supporters.
The following names received the high
est number of votes and are duly elected
Commissioners to guide the destinies of
this important Borough for another year:
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B The young folks say, if l live until
! am gray will never use any but MOORE g
Wilmington City Soap"
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Below we publish the material portion
of the Report submitted at special meet
ing of the Stockholders of the Elkton
Building Society by the committee appoint
ed to mature plan for Withdrawals. There
being several Building Associations in this
county, the Report may be of interest to a
number of our readers. The probable
duration of the Society having been deter
mined by careful calculation the period
was placed at 116 months and on that basis
the committe submitted the following rec
concentrations which were adopted by the
meeting, with a recommendation to the
Directors to be governed by this action in
the future management of the Society, as
far as practicable:
Parties borrowing hereafter will be al
lowed, after the reduction of premium, to
pay in advance the interest and dues for
the unexpired months with abatement of
interest thereon at the rate of per cent
per annum, the share to be cancelled and
their connection with the Society ceaSing
The same rule to be applied to parties who
have already borrowed.
To illustrate this rule we will take the
last loan bid for, viz, $1,000 at a premium
of 81 per cent, $4,000
Amount of premium, $3.50
Dues for II months, 40
Interest /" " 40
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Thirty Years Experience Of an
Old Nurse.

Mrs. WiDslow's Soothing Syrup is the
prescription of of the best female Py>8CaI.S and
Nurses in the United States and has he used for
thirty years with never failing safety and ly
millions of mothers nd children from the ttc infat
OF week old t. the adult 1t corrects AGILITY of the
stomach relieves wind collie, regulates the bowels and
gives rest health and comfort to mother and child W.
believe il q he the Best and Surrst Remedy in tn.
World in all cases of DYS EMERY and DIA3RIIEA
IN CHILDREN. whether il arises frrm T"rtitinr
from any other Full directions fer using will
accompany each bntt!n Non" genuine unless the fac
sim lie of CURTIS & PERKINS is on the outside wrap
ppr Sold hy all medicine drairrs In il-lN
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Messrs. Wells and Cruikshank being a
tie, it is presumed one will withdraw.
The election, it was agreed, should be
no-party affair and the political lions and
lambs were to lie down together in peace
and quiet and the art of war was to be
studied no more and with this magnani-
nous purpose in view Democrats and Re-
publcans were lovingly sandwiched on the
several tickets, and all went merry as a
marriage bell or to speak less POLITICALLY,
as fraternal as an old time husking bee.
A pair of wags, however, must needs spoil
this happy family arrangement, and they
selected all the Republican names from the
several tickets and combined them on one
ticket for which they made quiet canvass.
When the ballots were counted out four
Republicans were elected and only two
Democrats and one of each party tied
When it was discovered how these wags
had played OFF, some of the boys who had
been sold made use Of expressions, as the
Danbury man says but the affair was
laughed at by the majority as a clever joke.
The candidates on all the tickets were good
men, and the Corporation was sure of a
fair Board in any event.
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Independence is Virtue.-I am most

Independence is Virtue.-I am most
happy to state that do not belong to the
"Ring" that is row trying to get up
corner on my line of business. shall ever
continue to sell Sewing Machines at just
such prices as | choose; and you may be
assured that as long as I am in the bust
to think that they are going to close g In
dependent Wilkinson" as they call me,
right out. But l guess not. Down with
monopoly! Live and let live. l will now
sell Sewing Machines at So so each and 10
per cent off for the cash. Call and see me,
at Elkton. J. WILKINSON.
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This Ssciag Machine gres the best salts faction to the
Srr paid for most readily and the best of all to sell
II there is Domestic Agent IN yqEr toxin apply to
DOMESTIC s. Nj. co, New York
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Warrington 0toeh ,Iarch m
Qsototfons fursisAsd By kiddtetea q Co., bankers.
The following were the prices bid and asked ct
the meeting OF the Washington Stock Exchange
to-day:-United States gold, Tx bid. Bank
Stoeks-Second National Metropolitan Bank,
e5 bn, 1os asked. City Passenger Railroads-Ms-
tsoPoltan stock, % bid, q asked; Coiumbia
stock, Fl asked; Washington and Georgetown
bonds, s. asked; Met ropolitan bonds, 50 bid.
Srndry List-National Theater bonds, j. s. j.,
2 per cent, 70 bid IS asked; Masonic Temple
bonds, +. & A., per cent, gold, IS bid; Chesar
Peake and Ohio Canal, preferred bonds 1903 bid
arlington Fire Insurance Co. stock, % bid;
washington Market Co. bonds, 10 per cent. TO-
asked District securities-( District of Colum-
bia)-Wn. Co. 8. bonds, rs, j. s. j., 1875 50 bid,
50 aeked; do. ,1G6, SOY asked; do. 1871 so asked:
PERMANENT Improvement SIS e., j. & j., 1891,
loo bid; do. s, j. & j., 1891, IS bid, 20 asked:
Market stock bonds, rs, j. & j., 1892, 20 bid %
asked tWashington)-water stock, 6's, j. A.
b & o.. 1869, 81 bid; do. 1874, SIS bid: 8 wear
certificates, $40, NJ. an, 1875 So bid; 10. wear
bonds, Ss, j. & j., 1873 so bid, 50 asked: Fund
loan bonds, (Leg.) 6's g., NJ. & n 1902, IS bid
~ asked (Georgetown)-G Stock 6's
j. A. y. q o., at pleasure, SO asked Board OF
Pubic works Certificates, general improve
ment. 6s, j. & D., 1874, SOY bid, S2x asked; do
1919 90 bid, I9 asked; do iS76, rs BID as asked;
90. 1871, 70 bid, TX asked; do. SERIES 76x bid
90 asked; Certificates, sewer, Sc, j. & j.. Isl 4
694 bid, 694 asked; do. 1876, e5 4 bid; do 1871
% bid; do, 1873, 81 bid; do. SERIES IS bid, IS
ASKED. Water Certificates, SIS, 1877, IS bid, 81
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Wall street To-day

NEW YORK, March 12.-rhe Posts financial
article save: All sales of gold have been II24
1l2s. On gold loans the rates have been 3, So
TO |, for carrying. Foreign exchange is dnil
with sales Of prime bankers bills at about 4Si
and 4Sl AIS \, the nominal rates being 4S4] aud
4SS. Money is easy for call loans at 3l4, 8 Z per
cent being the ruling rate. Prime mercantile
paper moves al \ 40 choice names selling at
D. Government bonds strong; Southern = 1ate
bonds at the board were steady for North Caro-
mas. There were sales of Arkansas Is at Il
Tennessees were easier for quotations. with no
sales, as is also true of Missouri's. The stock
market business was below the average amount.
Prices opened firm, but were only steady dur
ing the nrst aif-hour, from which time there
was an advance from to IL, which cnImi-
mated about IL O'Clock, since which the ad
vance has been mostly lost.
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The Markets.


BALTIMORE, March l2.-yirginis skies, old, So
Virginia skies, consolidated, 5lss: West Virginia. b
II; North Carolina skies, old, IS do, new, Is; do.
BALTIMORE, March I2-Cottou dull and gen
orally heavy-low middlngs, lIs @ls Flour ste adj
and unchanged. Wheat quiet and steady; price.
unchanged. Corn active and strong white
southern, s2@s5; yellow southern, S2@S6; mixed
western, s7@SS, the latter for old. Oats quiet
,outhern, ,es@62; western. $3.50; Bye unchanged
Hay uncharg ed. Provisions firm. Mess pors
natural. l6 90. Bulk meats frn-shoulders, 6.
clear rib sides, asa; round lots selling Job
bipg packed, 6a@S3l Bacon active-shouiders
Y; clear rib sides, %: Western batter, i2aii
Larc. pa. western butter very dull-roll, GGiI
tub, sS@42 Coffee entirely nominal. Whisky I'm.
changed. 9k. Sugar fairly active, 95z@lgzS
NEW YORK, March l2.-Stocks active aud str on o.
Money, 8. Gold, lls. Exchange, long, 4Si1; short
4S8. GOvernmel Is active.
Sew YORK, March l2-Flour quiet and steady
Wheat shade hrmer. Corn adv ancing.
LONDON, March IL. 1890 .. m.-New fiyes lOl <
New York Central, 81; Erie, 40x.
LONDON, arch IL, y. m.-Erie, 40l4.
LONDON, March ~ D. m.-Erie, 4o1k
LONDON, M arch Il $50 .. m.-The bullion in the
Bank OF England decreased tl79,0O0 during The
past week. The proportion Of the b.nk reserve 70
habiiifies, which was last week as per cent, is
now 475x.
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THE WEATHER,
WAR DEPARTMENT. Ohice Of Cnlef 81 q.

WAR DEPARTMENT, 01ce az CHEF Signal OMcsy !
WARRINGTON, ID. q March IL, 1874, 1880 a M
SYNOPsls FOR THE PAST TwENTY-FOUR HOURS =
Slcudy weather has prevailed over New England
new YORK, and the lower lake region, with occa.
tionally light snow and low tempera ure. BTi.k
and high month to west inds thu MIDDLE state
lower lake region aid New England Light rain
Tell on ednesday In the south Atlantic states The
barometer has fallen at the stations in Nova Scot
and New Brunswick, where it is remarxsbIy low
The I, mperature has fallen the upper lake re.
glon and the northwest being wtnty four degree. $
beJow zero in northwestern Minnesota the liver
had fallen On Wednesday at Pittsburg, Cincinnati,
Nashville and Davenport.
PRoBABILTTIEs.-FOr New England partly cloudy
weather, low temperature and fresh TO very brisk
north TO west winds Will prevail with
ngnt snow. For the middle states and lower lake
region fresh to very brisk north to ind., low
temperature and generally clear weather, exec OF
occasional light snow over the latter and northern
rev fIrk. For the southern stat east of the
msslss psi, very generally clear westher low tenn
perature, and gentle to fresh wiads, mostly from
northwest TO northeast. For the upper lake reRisu
and SOU over the Ohio valley and Missouri, very
generally clear weather, low temperature aid fresh
to brick northwest and north winds The q hio ad
Cuubel land rivers will fall
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GEORGETOW N.

TEMPERANCE. - large and enthusiastic
meeting was held at Forest Hall last evening
unaer the auspices OF Excelsior Tent Of Rech-
Marsh, Judge Moore, and John Golden
GRAIN TRADE-The receipts of grain yester-
day were 1850 bushels wheat by the schooner
IT. p. Morgan; 500 bushels corn by boat
Wheeler ana Barron: ], SEQ bushels corn BY boat
Medley, and 600 bushels wheat by boat f. b,
Hartley, al for Hartley & Bro; and 200 barrels
nouI anu i,oVv pusnoS e ~ Ior l.; Y. Wneeier
Medley aud 500 bushels corn by Wheeler and
Barron for II. NJ. Talbot, and 2, 800 bushels
corn, 200 bushels wheat and Us barrels flour
by boat j. N. Thomas for j. G. & j. N. w aters
GRAIN SALEs-To-day, 5000 bushels corn
we're sold; 20 for white, IS to IS for yellow.
wheat-s, 500 bushels, at from 81 6s4 to s1.Sl.
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CITY ITEMS.

READ, PONDER, AND BE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
should bear in mind that of all the different
Baking Powders in market, none have stool
the test OF strict chemical anal ysisike DOoleys
Yeast Pogder. Dooley's Yeast Powder contains
no ingredients but such as are healthfuI and
chemically pure. This insures uniform success
In the making OF rolls, biscuits, &C., which
inferior articles do not Manufactured and
cold at wholesale by Dooley & Brother, 60
New street, New York, and at retail by gro;ers
generally.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-03-12

HAvBNNER's GRAHAM BREAD, made of SUI
peIior unbolted -four, and having all the prop
eftes contained in the wheat, may be had OF al
grocers who sell our Family Bread and at the
Bakery, 476 G street northwest. 3
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-03-12

~The Crispin strike in New York has not
yet affected the large firms.
- New Orleans has abolished Sunday
amuse ments,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-03-12

TIE COMMUNITY at large appreciate the use
fulness OF Singers Sewing Machine. Is
FORTY YEARS EXPERIENCE have tested the
virtues OF DR.. Wistar's Balsam of Wild Ch.rry.
ana II Is now generally acknowledged to be the
~ 49,. Iemeqy extant Tor pulmonary and lung dis
colo 10 settled consumption. Were IL not for
made no sign" GU
IHAf CoRHs, BUNIoNs, Troublesome Nails,
Vascular Excrescences, Chiiblsins, and other
health, and thereby promote irritability OF
temper, shorten life and interfere with its du-
9es ana pleasures, Is probably as much OF a
NO. $50 10Th street, opposite the U. 8. Treasury
whose trestment Is based upon strictly scien.
dnc princiflesl Is literally patronised by the
der to avoid. or If siling to be reIieyeS ~ M
noyanceS. 'S"0 al
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LOCAL NEWS.


FssieaaI TAedter-Mr. Dion Boucicault In
Sarah M Pogue-"
1byfs Opsye Hosss--Birch, Wambold & B sck-
us' San francisco MinstTels.
r<at<Y Csrigr>--The sensation drama of
sUnder the Gsllovs," and other attractions.
Old folks concert AZ the Metropolitan M. Z.
church, eerner AZ and G streets.
Psrlor concert for the benedt of the Aged
Womsn's Home, High and Prospect streets,
Georgetown.