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ADJUSTMENTS.
CONCERT ENGAGEMENTS
" With fhA

CoNcERT EHWS;Al H II
BUELL. FAMILY
for Washington and vicinity. can b, made by I'M
mediately a.,dressir g Prof: +. L. BUELL. care of
. ss 4S:y sn mes sa s St ssnleS
Massachusetts, ave-, bet 9th and 10th SITS 0ctoner
NATIONAL THEATER. Shakespeare.
G sEhEEx sHAhK 9 REV1XX.
.ns'ssne %R &. n 14 3. B1 TssSsan'
snn,,,, p IsHfiIIlP FAuLooNBR1oeE.
NIX: VI Mis kE HRnkrrI MR GE9 rHSEErK1FF.
rewly arranged version of shsss.eare's sublime
THURSDAY NIGHr-JGiius caesar.
G Mark Anthony Mr. BANGS.
BIutus. 80. Mr.. aErKIFF.
Mcnday-JOhn 4. Owens In Our Boys.
Iuesday.De Roots and h appiest Day.
Wednesday-VMtims and Forty Winks.
taSks s ornEns SHOW. ''Ha sm n.'ss IN
PIT. BARNUM's
Own and Only
GREATEST SHOW ON EARTH.
GREATEST IN EXTENT,
GREATEST IN ATTRACTIONS,
GREATEST IN PURITY,
BEST IN ALL THINGS,
WITHOUT A RIVAL IN ANYTHING.
VIII cmmence . brief season OF .
THREE DAYS ONLY,
ON Ninth and streets,
FRIDAY, Sept o.
AL the great sttrartions which have made the
sesson or 1878 Bdrnum's Grooming glory will
group Of
TWENTY ROYAL TRAINED STATIONS,
Imported from Europe at Cost Of $3.50, 900. and
introduced and exhibited BY their Il ainei,
MIR. CARL ANTONY.
The great italian Professor of Diablerie,
COUNT ERNEST PATRIZiO,
In his Miraculous Feat Of
CATCHING A FLYING CANNON BALL
AS 1t comes laundering from the mouth OF q u
FOUNDER cannon charged with powder.
The Largest and Rarest Menagerie.
A PEERLESS CIRCUS COMPANY OF OVER ONE
HUNDRED PERFORMERS,
In New AID Original Programme.
CAPT, GEORGE CosrKNTENTUs,
Inc Ta.tooed Greek NoDleman, snd COLoNFL
GOSHEN, the Palestine Giant, feet inch IS high.
will have the honor OF inaugurating his Grand
Exhibition by making
AN ADDRESS TO HIS PATRONS
From the Arena.
Seating capacity OF Exhibition Tent 10, Coo, in
Guiding
lboO RESERVED NUMBERED CHAIRS.
. On the morning OF the day Of exhibition Grand
Sti EFT Pageant of Unusual extent and great magn!-
hcence will pass through the princip al streets Oae
OF the features OF this Scene of Professional sp,en
dor Will be the appearance of ten of the tweatg
Stations IN pr ceSson, led by their foreign groams
~ Doors open at and $50 IN. Performances
one Eour later. ADMISSION so cent?; children un :
Ger .: hal price. Reserved seats rs cents extra A
Free Ticket given to every p1rchase- of 1.-THE Life
OF Barnum.' or his latest story of zion JACK -
MIR. BARNUM hsS operei a Ticket Office for The
sails OF Tickets and RESERVED NUMBERED
advance.
Ladies, Children ard others wishing to avoid
the crowds In the evening advised to attend tn
afternoon exhibitions. Excursion trains on all
railroads On the days o. exhibition. sep2l-5t
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BASE BALL.The. Nationals defeated the
end Of seven innings, five to three. ~ sie
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ONE HUNDRED PIECES black and colored
SILKS at Carter's, the popular cash dry goods
s1e q 6s eHce s, black silk our 81 and
sirLo Dick Siks are special bargains; colored
s'eel, cardinal, and all the very light shades OF
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CITY ITEMS.

One OF THE MOST satisfactory results in a
medicine Is to be found in LodiLe's HeadGche
SPECIFIC. Cures when every thing else fails.
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MARRIAGE LICENSES have been issued tC
dos K. Braselman and EllaC. SOuthall; Frank
u. chapman and Emma l.. Corbiu; ". @
Siater and Ellen Hines, all of Richmond, Va.
Jonn VIM. Wilbur and Ida SophrOnia Bow,
MAN, poth OF Montgomery county, Nd.
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CESAR covered his bald head and gray hair
with laurel crown. Ayers Hair Vig0r
covers gray heads with the Still more welcome
locks OF youth.
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SOMEWHAT SURROuNDED.-The following
proceeded from one of our Washington pull. -,
with the surroundings with whic- t ih1uno ca
surrounded" 'no5 "Ao
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FRIED OYSTERS q GERS per dozen In box
Johns reStaurant, csSrner It'll and D Streets
AdCt,
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HE KNIGHTS for the tournament of the
z1ih instant will receive their costumes at the
washington House. Pennsylvania avenue at
o'clock tomorrow morning
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SEE notice. Of Buell. Family under amuse
ments.-AGtt.
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If you want ID sell your real estate employ
T. ii. Warner.
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TTlhE ARCHER INSTITUTE
L Boarding. aRd Day School for Young LodSes
and ChSLdrea.
rs Mhs: AKCHER late principal Of Patapsco
her school &c l401 Mass. ave., Washington City.
School duties resumed Sept. 28th, 1878. For circu.
iars ADDRESS Mrs. II. Is. ARCHER. Washington.
ID. Z. jy9-tn, tn a., tOct1
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STERLISG's St Louis fancy patent fiour is
the HhiIeSt In the District-Adrt
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RETURNED TO WAsHINGTON.-Itw will be seen
by the card elsewhere that Mr. E. s. Bartram.
the fav0rite tailor, formerly in Vernon Row
has returned TO Washington and associated
himself with Mr.. Keen, on 9th street. His many
friends will welcome him back
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NEW styles Of Brussels carpets opened to-
day. Ingram carpets %, so, 81, so. 90, rs, 81
cents per yard oil cloth, all width. "A. "a, 6 1
cents; blankets, large stock, from $3.50 per
pair up; rugs of all kind. TOwson's. 655 Penn
sylyania avenue, south side, near Market
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SHETLAND SHAwLs, cardinal blue and white
waterproof cloth, all cOlors; cloth for bows
wear, 5Oc- pure wool fiannei5. all colors very
cheap; white blankets, pure wool, So: while
blankets, 81 New fall patterns at Madame
Hinckley'S, over my store. Carter's, I'll Mar
ket Space. Black cashmeres, pure wool soc p:
black alpaca, very fine, 25c.; beautiful fall
dress goods, l5c.; DR.. Warmers health corset
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Whipple and Fuller will give a grand excur-
sion on the Jane MOSeley, leaving next Satur.
evening at 10, for Blackstone Island, where
be plenty of oysters, fish and crabs, fresh from
the beds, and cooked in any style desired.
Meals SO cents: No Objectionable parties al
lowed on board
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LIGHT WANTED-The residents along the
line of the BiadenSburg turnpike have in con-
temptation a memorial TO the District Com.
missiOEers for the erection of gas lamps
along their road as far as the Reform School.
and TO further this object meeting was
held last evening, at which Mr.. Clark Mills
presided, and Mr.. w. j. FriZZell acted as see
rotary. The neighborhOoi OF this road Is
rapidly building up with elegant residences
and it was claimed that the gas mains are
already laid and the work can be done at yer y
little expense.
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ATTACK on FIREMAN.-Mr. John z. Mel
Sen, member of the Hook and Ladder com
Pany, while coming home from the theater
last night, was attacked by three ruffians on
powered him, he fighting manfully until
thrown TO the ground, when he raised an
alarm, which brought the neighbors TO his
rescue. No cause for the attack is known.
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The COhenites Quiet,

Cohen held no meeting last night, as he an
nounced he would, on the theory, it Is pre-
yalor: He. however, held meeting of his
.heutenants" at his headquarters on New
Jersey avenue, it is said, and afterwards
mems Assembly,
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TEE FUNERAL of the late " t. Prentiss
took place yesterday afternoon from the stu
street Nj. p. church. There was present
were many members OF the Oldest Inhab
tants' Association and other old citizens The
services were conducted by Rev. Dr.. David
Wilson, who, in the course of his sermon,
spoke of the many virtues OF the deceased, al
luding 10 his upright Christian life for over a
half century. The remains were taken to
GlenwOod, the following being the pail bear
ers: Francis Mattingly, f. G.. Bartlett. G.. III
b. White, T. j. Steir, X. T. Morsell and Saml
Lewis
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DEEDS IN FEE have been filed as follows: j.
T. stevens Is trustee 70 LOUIS summing iot u
well, lots and II, So. 29S; $500. Francis Dodge
ct al; TO J: F. Birch, lots ID 22l, 252 and 253
Bea!rs addition to Georgetown; 5000. j. III.
don, lots q and q, So. SS9; $50. j. III. HOugh
ton to VIM. Mayse, lot %. So. III; s.. Helen
Archer TO VIM. MaySe, lots Is and 16, So. SIP
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WoREINa UNDER TIE EIGHT HOUR LAW.
All hands at work on the new State, War and
Navy department building quit work yester-
DAY, afternoon at four O'clock, eight hours
at the same hour this afternoon. There was
no I,o strike OF the plasterers to-day, nor. is a
strike contemplated. The men say they have
nothing to strike for. They are satisfied with
Inc In time which they are required to work.
They are only required to work eight hours
with the option OF working ten with additional
Fay. They decline to work ten because they
think that to do so would make it appear be.
fore the country and before Congress that they
DO not care at all about the eight hour law be-
ing enforced, but are looking out for as much
money me as they can get; They are unwilling to
the p!asterers are wanted to work ten hours is
teeause it is desired to push work on the
lui!ding as rapidly as possible. More of them
would be employed il it were possible to put
hem to work. There are as many at work
low as can conveniently stand on the pIaI-
forms and properly perform their labor The
relations OF the men to Col Casey are of the
peasanteSt, and they would willingly work
len hours they say If it did not put them in the
light OF working Tor money and caring moth.
ing for the hours
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Texas Pralrles.

William Cullen Bryant's description Of
tile prairics If Texas, written forty years ago
j. asperfect IS any Of latter date. These.
he tclls u, ave the gardens Of the desert. the
unslsa fics.i>. la,anGllcss and lasAutifai, t,r
vi, cl. tir staeeei, Of Enslan,l has M name.
The p,rs said that wlan l,s gsrst t,s.hrld the
rraili,s lsr< ,lt'liSshsesi Aglis slewly compre
hen.iesl the rRcirciing S~aness They
sre,cI.ea in airy 'nn.lul .ti,Sns far awsT Is
ii the seraH. in its grstiest swell s.aod still.
witlfail liz nsnnIcd bilI0ws hxel anil nO-
tienies~ - Clouds sweep over il.em with ihriF
sllatiows ansfesp tie eve the swelling surface
ii the lsonnsllezs PLATA assvtaast-s MuGi lark
i,ilIews ss-ens ~ glide slnng amt Chase the
sunny ridges Breezrs af the south that
r,ved aa1ng the paIHzs ot McKee, and moved
tue SwayiRg na.sss ln totsis IT live oak. that
have kissed the iimpid broks gliding intn
iI,e pacitie--lhese deIiciogiS winds shatfass
the ilsnIFs like flowers an t.le plsiAs about
Austin have never tannrd in their wzy-ward
ws,slerin.ss n csaatFy nassFr iascIAafihg than
This, ID al il, aspects eE lsr~a.y sad attract.
iSs-ness. Thc lsan,l 6f HHR thus far has little
part in this ghrions wurk tiae~ hands shss
~hspssl the fiFnantsat planiSsi sheas With
island groves and hesigrsi them around with
fs,resls These arv matches prairie< that
constisctr lifting aOoE iaF the magnificent
temple "a the sky. The Aoxers its aisles in
countless nselnlsefs Fiyastng the consultations
in l,eanty and lsighiasss. Tllc heavens
ssrop doNn agaa the scene Of raShtntment
IA nc aFeF vanlt and rendered blue than that
~.hicsl lstnds above the eastern hills.
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millInas of cnlighienesi people. It's not tod
.macIt 10 say tnai II + the nnst prosperous =.
n. lny the nations. The press which daily
! sprc-Hls I,cfare Us the picture Of the world
shows that this is So Your splepdid discov-
cries and inventions have stamped the age in
which W. live with woudcrfuI progress.
AL the world is tributary to your products,
tributary to your intellects and grateful to
yoar example. If the machinery Of the Gov,
erument IS cumbrops and mcst faults ia its
details, this Is ter you To improve. The great
inrrntions which have done 50 much to SC
ccierate progress and sre Of 50 much service
to- tl,e world. w,re mot bOrn perfect, but from
time to time have required many improve
meats, the prin.ip!e remaining almost the
ss,ne. So it is with our Government Its
working will develop its needed improve
incnts i,ut ii- car,iinai features will still re-
main. 0sher systems, political or religious.
t.nn.le,l like eur, in nothing mole Stable
ihsn the hearts II men, have lasted through
the sgrs, tnIurias their thousands Of years.
anal are Vigorous Today. Others dwindled
now. Ike u,r natioa to which they belonged,
Ia few watchers over their sacred Gre, kept
alise through the ages aad representing the
once powerful system, now nearly exiinst
With fhc Aztec rae, but perishiug with its
peepie
Shall no, cur system also endure 10 the
ifrtime # n natioa hundred years Is im,
nrAture youth, aad as this youth has proved
itself not only vigorous and splenasd, bat il
IL gseat tri4I wisely magnaaisnous, what
mar not result from its maturity From this
picture Of prosperity 20 4, nearly unoccu-
pied reg.on. but where they hare already
csslnmeaced upon the perfected results you
have reached, and with 10 such trials in i.s.
f',Flnasiua stale Is ron were called upon 10
merf. There great field Is opcning. It i
csnintrF destined 70 le rich IN aocks aa.l
herds and mines. II will be to me a great
pleasure % aid in shaping its early growth.
Aud ! shalt le happy to think should vel
come there uny Of the friends arOuua me.
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Srsei.I Nslises.
~RAvRI.r.rRs ATrkrTlolIl

: n 'ss-sss vAssag paFrhmssd sile plsee heref0.
He knewa @s 2s>s .s.as Rancho, situate - miles
aost - Maaila on she road TO silver City and the
~S~e, shs aasMn wlM husesaeE be isn0wR
AaAsoAFc h.slg9z,
Its rnsFxleeW iRfoFns iiN puhlic generally
snu- hS 4 prepared IL ar i've Tand accom-
@t&ts tthvelleFn, md b inpi u passing trains or
ssrds II anlas6ss wl&h wates
Thlsi the oniy watering ssAee between the Rio
Grands Nd k0st C.afamings. + always have an
ahumAa-ra of water en- hand which 4 win FaEnIsh
aa reasonable rates.
My ytahle wiIl b. KEEP supplied with the bsss Tie
market aG0rsas-
hare pheasant and comfortable rooms fur
mlahcd wtth eAsaa beds f0g the sfMs Of trMveilers
Also cemfoxsasle ard seenFe stahiIng for animals
! always keep gsA.a snppay ~ hay anA grain Cd
mand.
Travellers VIII ana ~ my place everything re-
asase ie supply their warts Aad add 10 thelr con.
&srs. my ehsfgss wiii not be founa unreasonable.
n o. Mason.
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A Washington letter says that early in the
next session of Congress ncw hill, already
prepared, will be presented, providing for
aseertsining and settling pssvate lard claims
IN Utah, Wyoming, ATizona, New Mexico,
! Nevada and Colorado. to facilitate the s
curing af clO0diess tit.es 10 isads in the Io-
kcaiiiiaa nanleAt. and by snhicA incidentally
insnigrafinn will be encouraged The bill
named has slrsaaIy The appFovai Of the De-
partslsnt Acre anal wiz uniloulAedly become
law at an early day. Under the provisions
Of this bill, the President appoiEts thsrr
commissioner 70 Investigate claims wilh
power to rnf.'rcc the attendance VI witnesses.
. he rr.suiatsi by the rules of evidence and.
practice which govern the UaifeI states
courts ~ the State OF Territory where claims
are located; the Commission b. .hosd its sts-
siens where direete.l i,y the Commissioner
Of the GencrAi Land ofiice; The United
States Mar hal # the district within .shsn.
the land = litrsHtctf has tae ps,wer 10 appoirl
deputies t.s attcnd the CommisSians and ext !.
cute all piocesses. The next impaftant
section provides: That excepting ia claims
heretofore confirmed by Congress. esery per-. !.
son claiming lands by virtue nf any riga1
OF Ut Z derived frpsn the Spanish Of Mexican
government shall present thelr CLAIMS With
documentary eyIaence and ttstimaay Of vii.
nesses ~ salataHtiats then, and ul.rn rAus
presented. ,lue notice Of it IS " be given
through tl,e lseaI newspapers, 10 promptly
examins ctalssss and decide The validity aud
extent Of their boundaries; to file TRANSCRIPT
Of the decision. with all the papers anil ev-
alcRce in the case, with the Clerk ii the Un;-
tel States Dissries Court; ass, transmit !
csspy Ofahe SAne tho Aftosuey Genrfal aE
the Gaited States; anil such ElIDxs shall
aiserats a. an app.eAl 10 said eaurs far the
pariy against wlanm the decision shall l,e
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The registration law says: .'shc qual6ea-
tiots of = legal soter shall i,s as follows he
shall le ascitizen Il the United States Of the
age Of twenty y-,.,,e years. shall have resided
in the territory SIX 'snentiss, IN the county
wherein he oters 10 vote three montha, and
ia the preciaet thirty days immediately Pc
ce,iiug the sicctiOa >
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M aos can vese, for sny Office. whose
naAle isaos aa tbs registry LIST On slsctioa
day Rspaeml'er this Aad see taas yoa aEs
duly registered.
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Ataern~y n Iavv. NsalsiH n. NJ Practices In ali
she csarta ~ tle Territory Il Nsw Mexico.
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WM T. JosEs.
Asserasy a Law. Ntssia. New Mexico.
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CHIEr.D WILSON.

CHIEI.D & Ii.s0N
lta&ursasys NJ L.aw. las Vegas, y n.
win rr.sctiee Ia the District aad Supreme Courts
Of tae Tefntary Especial attention gwen 20 iaisl
and CrsmsaAl Atfg,tiaR.
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NJ 4. UrsoS,

Notary pablss. TAha AE~nt aad Ceav~yAneeF.
RoeuEI.s.. I.INcoLs ceUsTY. Nxw MExIra.
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- Il nAKaER.

sarvsyar. tlaeoan. T1neeln roKHsy. New MeSico.
! spec II ntaentisa Evrn to the Surveying and
sA.eara X ut tsovcrnae1t Lands Ail btsiss'S VII b
shr q. 4 lard Oaaers prasaPsly attended to.
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). FOUNTAIN.
ASsorney at Law. MesEIlA, y. NJ. Practices In
al the Courts ei Isw and kqaity IN the Territory.
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Attorsey at I.aw. sil, er Civ. Gpant County New
MeSica win practice all the Courts II s-aw and
haaiss IN Nrw Mexico. Promps attention given to
all business.
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JonS p. BAH a. n. AsHENrEIrgr
IlAu. AsHENFEi VI.
4taorneya ~ Law. Ne lila. New MexIen.
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il,of.ssier.I CARDS.
w W. Bf.Atk Nd.
Ofiee on Na 1S. Mrsirs, New Mexico.

Atterasy at Las silver CITY, New Mexico
win practice In all Tie Conr,s Of Iaw and Equity
IN the Thlrd Jaatiai District
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" : Ass.'1sa.'s.z -
fnEsriIcr ArTaRNEyl
Att< SsAry - Law. l@~ crace~, \. NJ, Prsmpl
sstensi given N ~ buslurss entfsAed 10 hrs carr
Trae Ascs sh all the Ccasts Of las aud Easlsy In
New iIexina.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1878-03-02
Harper,s Forty happenings.

The entertainment at "Armory Hail." Har-
per's Ferry, on Monday evening last for the
benefit Of the Presby terian Church at that
place. was pleasing aud we'll attended. Miss
Emma Groves excellent taste aud judgment
were displayed in the trimming Of the hall as
well as in the selection Of the pieces. The
performances were opened by Miss Mary Days
admirable rendition Of "0ver the Hills to the
Poor House." The cedar trees by the cherries
way were covered with snow and great snow
riffs here aud there obstructed the path. The
scenic effect was fine. Misses Helen krepps and
Emma Won Blucher gave instrumental duets
with az excellent expression aud execution
credi,ab!e TO themselves and their instructor,
Miss Grove. Mortgage on the Farm " was
sung by bevy of handsome young Indies,
assisted by several Young gentlemen. The
Gypsy Countess was rondered BY Miss DAILY
and Mr. Baden. Rock the Cradle OF the
Deep" was sung by Prof. John Kirby, for
whose rich bari tone the arrangement was well
adapted, and he rendered it effectively. Miss
Peach Koonce nad Master Walter Ktepps,
two little musical prodiges, sang daett, alter
which Master Walter stepped to the front OF
his own accord aud gave a song. Mrs. Doll
and Miss Ellie Yantis executed duct charming
". Miss Daily. who is 40 accomplished musician
and who possesses a voice Of rare power and
sweetness. favored the audience with another
song. Surprising "a charado in three
parts-was also well rendered by a select
number. "Al's Well tina. Ends Well an
exquisite little chnrade written BY Charles Da-
yies, Esq, for this occasion, was q most enter
;aining feature cfthe evening-sparkling with
( laugh-provoking wiiticisms. Il was rendered
By Misses Belle Winters, Mary DAILY and Mary
Sullivan, aud Messrs. Harry McFaden, Charles
laugh Gnd Charles Hoonoe. Miss Belle Win
iers was prevented By severe cold from sing
ing-thus disappointing those who had count
/ Cd on q rare treat.
The performances were repeated on Tuesday
evening to the onjoyment Of great crowd
but We must forego the pleasure Of more thai
the general notice.