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NEW GOODS.

TUST reed per steamer Gypsy, large assort-
81 ment of HARDWARE, CuTLELY. AND
STATIONERY, Of every description, purchased
in New Orleans, and comprising i'll part the fellew-
ing articles, viz:
Collins broad and chopping axes, foo,-adzes, log
chains, ass'd patent corn mills, IL doz. wedding
hoes, coffee mills, COW bells, tea kettles, plough
hames nail hammers, steel yards, shovels and longs
hand saws, Manila leading lines and bed cords,
cotton lines, Irvine, ass'd rifle pistol and gun
fints, white and painted marbles, brass and plated
spurs, nail and spike gimbets, cork screws, snuers
plain and split percusslan caps, sand paper, hide
WHIPS pack pins, horse brushes; mill saw, tail,
pit, taper and hand files; horse rasrs, socket
chises, molasse, gates cupboard, chest, trunk, bag
and pad locks; asi'd gun locks, cast aud brass
and screws, Briltania and Iron tea and table
spoons, ass't knives and FORKS ass'd pocket, butch
| er and scalping knives, table steels and carvers,
scissors, shears, razors, thumb and spring lance,s
razor strops, Brittania aad wood shaving boXas,
sila wing and tooth brushes, hair aud clothes do
brass and plated snatle bride bits ,in'd and mu!-
lin bits; plated half plated ahd brass stirups, as,d
fish hooks and ii,es, bonnet wire, violins, violin
strings; perumery boxes, colngnes, fancy and COM
mon soaps, pomatums, BEARS oil, indelblc and red
inks, glass beads, finger rings, watch keys, brass
and silver lh;mbles, sewing and knitting needles,
ass'd Indian bells, silver pencil cases, pencileads,
silk purses, pocket book wallets, memorandum
books, SAND paper, spcciacIcs, HOOKS and eyes, hand
mirrors, Indian glasses, toilet and Italia do. Web
s,er's spelling books, W akar's dictionary, day
books, ledgers, and biaak books plain and ruled let
ter paper, plan, and cap do. account do. ass'd
quilts, ink stands, paste boards, sealing wax, waie,s
black sand pearl, vest and SHIRT buttons metal, pa
per and Florentine vest do coat buttons metal do
neck, side and tucking combs, wood pocket do dres-
sing do. fine ivory do. flint locked rifles, single and
double barrel'd shot guns and pistols.
Together VITA many other articles too tedious
to mention. Persons wishing 10 make bill at
Wholesale prices, would do well 10 call and exam
inc our stock, as we intend selling Wholesale and
retail at a small advance upon cost.
SCOTT L. TAYLOR.
| Auouct e 1897
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r. a. LIVER Nj OR II ,
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nAr-Ofics in the rear of G.. Katenbach's Jewlery
Store, opposite the Printing Office
II WOULD state, for the information OF those
who may not be acquainted with the fact, that
81 having teeth, which have commenced decayng.
piugged with gold or silver, in proper ma"nef,
they may almost invariably be preserved during
life. would also inform those persons who nave
lost their teeth, well as the roots or nss ina.
they can have teeth inserted, by means OF a gold
Or silver clasp, Of an inds,ruc,ble substance, that
will NOT change their color, which will answer IN,
many respects, the purposes Of natural teeth. !
would also Inform those who may be troubled with
,hs, dsas,seable disease, the Gum Scurvy, that If
ehsv will give subscriber call, he will be happy
70 pu. them in the way Of eradicatingit. To those
who may wish To have teeth extracted, would say,
that in performing this operation, generally use
Fsrceps, which give less pain by far, than tina,
WELL xsows instrument, the Turnkey. As
have resided in Galena near four years. persons
wishing to employ some one can easily get 'niorma
sios a. n my qualifications as Surgeon Dentist,
without any direct references. The subscriber will
wait upon persons, who may wish its at their resi-
dsnceS. Il. A. LIVERMCKE.
GALEHA, Dec. 8, 1887. 25-tf
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DIR VILLAGE.

RACINE is situated a, the mouth Of Root Ri
yer, abou, 65 miles north Of Chicago, and 25
miles sop,l, of Milwaukee. The town stands
on the plain, eleyated about thirty feet above
the level and in fill view Of the Lake on one
side, and on the other flows Root River. deep
broad stream, overhung with trees, and pure
springs of water gushing from it's banks. Ma
turc could not form more beautiful site for
town.
The river, short distance from the vilinge,
affords immense water power. ---Flve saw mills
and one grist mill have already been erected
on il. Timber, stone. and other building ma.
,erials arc hero found in great abundance.
This is the county seat Of Racine county.
We have Jail, two fine public houses. num-
Der Of stores, dwelling houses, mechanic shops,
&c. &c. II was settled about three years ago.
lts growth since that time, although not as ra-
pd as some others, has been gradual and per-
manent. While many places that. during the
rage Of speculation FOR The last two years have
ouisripped us. now Tetrograde. orat least have
10 stand still Tor the country which snstains
them to settle and improve. our march. not ha-
wing been in advance ofthe surrounding coun-
try. which is now rapidly settling, will con-
time onward.
The back country. for farming, taking into
consideration its rich soil, pure water and heal
thy climate. is not surpassed by any part o.
the United States. There is fair proportion
Of prairie and timber land TO make good farms.
without the labor Of years to bring it into a
good state of cultivation. A number Of farm
crs in the immediate vicinity this place. who
struck the first blow on their farms only two
years ago, have, the past season raised from
one to two thousand bushels of grain.
1 No finer beef cattle can be found thanhose
that Craze on orr praires.
Our Legislature at its last session passed
laws Incorporating Bank here, with capital
Of 600 00O--.a mutual FIRE insurance company
ia rail road from this place about three miles.
TO an extensive stone qnary--and also a rail
road from This place to Rock River, about GO
miles west.
i, Congress last winter made an appropriation
Of o., 900 for light house this place, which
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is to be erected next spring; and the commits
tee reported IN favor of an appropriation for a
harbor here, but the bill making appropriations
Tor new works coming in nigh the close Of the
last session of Congress, did not become a
law.
The U. s. Engineer who surveyed it report
that harbor can nc built for $4,000, which
is less by one half than at any other place on
Lake Michigan. We confidently believe that
Congress, at Its present session, will give us
an appropriation.
There is rot, in our estimation, any place in
the Territory that promises more rapid and
permanent growth. nor any place where the
enlerprlzing capitalist could use his money to
better advantage than ,his.--- Argus.
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RECLAMATION.

" ESSRS. A. B. CARTER g. Co of Na,chez.
lVl hasten TO announce To ths public that their
statement by placard Of an embezzlement by their
late Clerk, A. X. WILKINS, is hereby altoseth-
er and entirely recanted, and that they earnestly
request all Editors throughout the Union, who may
have published said Gard, publish this their de-
claration of the entire innocence of The said a. X.
Wilkins. The teller of the Planters Bank has this
morning discoveredlh tho amount missing, in the vault
Of the sai, Bank, where twas specially deposited
by the said A. K. Wilkins, Gas he states or tho
store ledger ON the I'd Oct. Repeated demand and
search had been made in said Bank f,r the parcel
without avail-a positive denial OF the Opposite was
made again and again by the Officer Of the Bank,
and it under most unhappy combination Of
circumstances, that the said. Messro. Carter Il Co..
issued the above placard, and have thus publicly
branded an innocent with a charge Of the blackesi
guilt. They hope every effort will be made 10 give
the mos, extensive publication to this declaration
Of his innocence.
Dec. 7, lS37.-Jan. IL, 1887. 30-6t
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r WILLIAM ROBERTSON, Teller Of the
Planters Bank, do hereby certify the repca,-
ed demands and denias as stated above arc true,
and that the parcel ofmoaey, after many ineffectu-
al searches for the same, was this morning acct
dentally discovered in the vault Of the Bank. The
deposite was made ON the I'd October, and the alb
sence of memorandum on the special deposite
book is be attributed to the confusion ana anx-
ety incident to the raging of,he epidemic. ear
nestlv ioin with Mersrs. A. B. Carter a. Co. in re-
guessing that the creates, possible publicity be CIV
eli to the above.
WIN. ROBERTSON, Teller.
Dec. 7, 1s37.-Jan 10, 1883. Boot
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William w. COrIcll,
ATTORNEY mr. L.4IT,
DU BUQUE, w. +.
Du Buque, June 3, 1887.
MEDICAL NOTICE E.
DIR. TnlrIIRIrD[Ma

LATE OF ALTON, ILLINOIS,
"AVlNG determined on a permanent resi-
dence ia Du Euque Offers his professional
service to the public. He deems j, unnecessary TO
say more, as his acquaintance with the diseases OF
,his section Of country, and experience of eight
wears practices, he hopes will e.ttle him to liberal
share Of public patronage.
Or. Lurton will devote special attention to the
diseases Of women and children, and TO operative
and dental surgery.
Office aid residence ON main street, nearly OPP
pssiss the store Of Mr. Green Weaver, where ne
nav be found at all hours, unless absent on profess
s,snal business. Private Office up stairs.
Du Buque, Oct. Z. 1877
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s3a IAg& WOOD

HAS on hand we'll selected assor,mcn
III of FALL AND WINTER GOODS,
consisting in part Of
Rcady-made Clothing
Calicoes, Fancy Goods,
Hardware, Groceries,
Boots, Shoes, Tin Ware,
And a general supply ofGoods calculated to
suit the wants of the inhabitants fthe mining
country. All Of which he will sell very low
for cash or lead.
Nov.3 1886 30-tf
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Quisley & Buttcrwortl,,

Quigley & IiultcryOrtA,
RESPECTFULLY inform their friends and
IL the public in general, that they have just
received an assortment
GROC Err les,
Suitable for family use, which they offer cheap
for cash, lead, or minera---Among which will
be found
Sugar, Coffee, Young II. Tea,
Imperial, Gunpowder Souchoungd do,
Moasses, Mackerel, Cheese,
Crackers, Almonds, Raisins, Figs;
Loaf Sugar, Dried Peaches,
Dried Apples, Chewing Tobacco,
Smoking Tobacco, Pepper, Allspice,
Cloves, Ginger, Nutmegs, Starch, Indigo,
Soap, Candles, Flour, Corn Meal, Corn,
Mustard, Paste Backing, Playing Cards.
Writing and Letter Paper;
Kegs Oysters, 10 barrels Porter,
French Brandy, American do,
Holland Gin, American do,
Madeira, Tenerieffe, Malaga g. Port Wines
Rum, Claret in bottles, (sup.)
Lemon Syrup, Spanish Cigars, Melee do.
Nails, Brooms, Flasks, Powder and Ink;
S,oughton Bitters by the gallon or bottle;
$500 lbs. well cured Bacon.
Du Buquc, May IL, 1886. ltf
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TIME Subscribers have just opened that large
and commodious house at the corner of Main
mad O'Conncll Streets. The house has been inn
proved at considerable expense, and is now ready
ior the accemmodaton Of Travellers, Boarders,
ard Families.
Ne troubls nor expense will be spared TO render
il house Of comfort and convenience TO those who
will favor him with call. His table will be deck
ed with the varieties Of the season, and his bar
with the choicest of liquors.
July 15--7-ay. r. TANNING 4 co.
QUEENSWARE.
II US received, and now opening, a large assort-
ID ment Of Queensware Of every kind, and for
4 sale low by SCOTT e. TAYLOR.
Sept. 80 #
STEUBENyILLE JEANS.
IUST reed by S. B. Smeller, SO pieces OF
- Jeans, of very superior quality, which will
b sold low for ready pay, by
June ,. I4f r. X. CFERRALL.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-08-10

~ brief defence from The charge Q! Emp,eism. ny
rTsS Of sI.on Msses College
iadephs sad Lcesae Of the State Medical Society OF New
n Il were possible 70 compress whin the limits Of this
:. Che f din: ss.ay s.as
wsua .egS me o. the was
enaesvor to show large m..ry Of Consunpye
are not incurssis their aaisre admit every
Cd. - ~ the any Il.
y s even ss PC. s several %. e Gases s; un
der his own observation, 10 which cures have
,s.es s.es rSsre . sss s sgsy Of Me"s v
also relates similar Ia Hauteriercks collection RE-
as s ps.
s fro ss 3" % o
7s-s 0sen Blame gives account Of several cases Of
s;,ss IN sarriea.e :, i1sc
nj Baye (ssoherches IA Phhsie.l gives 6fty,hree
q ps ali and other
writers relate similar viii now proceed, few
w sTm y g;ss ~ Aaers.,me
shsre sre /" resy sut Two distinct va-ues via Catarrhal
and Tsssrsu.t o1cS@NswMprroN -Perh.p. rn.ynn.
husdedhs Of the Of consumption 10 the narsers sod
middle e % Wrong
o. the pss. giving up N e.a n.
prssssnsy unced hat Consump,oa incurab have
deue more thsa any ether towards swelling the lists OF
Ssy I.% ne almost e sns lsa
nearly case be cured Dr. than when .hsre 10.
try, says This o. ali the varieties consumption : the mos.
sanabe ssd again he says Catarrhal couump,on often
goes fatal termin sion without any breach OF CONT
Suy whatever" Now why shoud these on IN "a
terinaion WAT there In the Of these eases
ts render them fatal The either that they have
been neglected or improperly wested rrpcst H. this dscae
may cured IN a s stages for simply OF chronic
Let fev nonentera mine The symptoms from
the CON The patient shes cold hc has slight
cough wis dcuIy Of breathing; snd
where IL he diseased what organs affected
AVER tive membrane lining Of the prenchia
lungs yet unaffected, asd is~ doses Of my rsedy
would cure the Nut the case viii suppose
is neglected snde cough neressss pas felt - the breast
Iected hut vet ret seriously her structure desnred
Le ssse 4 az esv subasuts Hdsn Summation. Of nv
nedicse could tail of giving relief heopsiped
sarefuI aeoos se avoidssce Of exposure and al
We vii i~seine NE s segected, or, under
~ eur have gone 70 the third and
% SAGE ,hst ths evugh deep with purulen and bloody
.esorstor much pan and oppression soreness Of the
darrbrs right sweats, he &c This 10 very seri
ss.s of ,h,g hat couteus that the majority lre
s,y am catarrhal CONSUMPTION without ulce-
., ~ aces on chi raised from this state Indi-
sn.,. ave now sressA willing srd anxious totsiy that
49,. ~ srv u,sdIelne yesfsred them from this satc VIII
80 ~ essdd md Intelligent phycsn THAT there N hc
.se "a IL hepeless TIE lungs and the eroucms m
NJ ,sry extensively ~ essed but how are they DIS
.sess brv sre dsorg -uired asia the ubereulst au
there IL No liberation texcepir some rc mere
fore there ~ az substnce Then why sooua tne un
ssse proye assli .Te pus secr.ed n seereiIon on
the ina surface but the nat has Nusr
sy The Faculty, that Consumpten mo Distinction
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(fb5s13;S57Q2l2

n This Invaluable medicine has, unaidea by pufery
e u.'slias cissey il reasoning iaeples. symptoms q
that deadly foe 10 the human race Consumptcn or IN radical.
coughs asthma uaaeRzs Group whoopng cough ssd All
ssmaory affections q the chest and lungs offered 70 The
svssbie to ev. poorest classes Under climate
rss sos s and ..ess
operation remove in their birh those symtoms which
suss sreesy 10 the csmmsniy 10
the Peciors Honey OF Lyerwor 70 the snsiug efficacy oi
By many respectable c.eus, who. having eIpe
renceds beneficial effects have volun,sy suhorssd NE
II case: O sisay sr,.,hing caused By ,.n.mn.
found pyausbe aad unfaling source Of rel e. ope
In hose distressing complains Incident children, Group,
wbooping cough, kc the only er,air remcdysad 10
ssas he Of eoasu%pos In fac, the National
mo,,o Of Pgribus ueum mo-, Ia ,hs sense o. unity from
may m peculiar Propricty be applied 10 the feco-
ri 0 : Sy JAMES b. NowlLL sole proprietor
Of Mss'IS ,Ss cs's., cs IL Made. .n
ads%. ss' CID Sc srs:sw.y ..a Bcx.y
oeerss .; cosgssbsl, eorser Of Pearl and koss sta
nv. Busi corner Of Hs,.mer.ry and v.rieh ssL
hisn 4 Ineersol, Grand, corner Of Norfolk 81
DR.. Rloodgooa; corner q Allen and kving'oa sta
Blsgrove Powers, BrookIyn, l. l.
T. x SSss fr Is%sf s . MI
Heary Rowles 4 CO., Alhsny.
W bristol Utica, N. Y.
L swan, Rochester. = =
Lutber Ksliy A. Co, Genevs, ~ X.
j. ID Phillips Newburg.
Jso. Carpenter, Sing Sing.
seymour Diokinsca, Hartford, cona
Dsvia Mitchell, New HAYES.
n Tborptop IT.. New Bedford, MAS M .M
Roberts 4 Aikinssn, Baltimore.
y. l.. paker, Charleston. \. =.
J. Hunsevilie, Boston. - -. .,,s
srrsl dseosrs 70 druggists and country dealers
y. ai.ims
TAsI.ETTK or PEARL AND s ALAhA A.
u TEH-For removing Tan, Freckles sunenfn, NC,
Cor bsalog pmpss I'D ether euupusn Of the shn ana YIN.
provlpg the eoplesen. which gives increased sone
and beautv. rdre rs cents
FOR sale by H. Mart presaway and ss Hudson street,
and by r. Gnor ~ 27 Rewery II the corner o. fs sna
and Grand street. auI eooSm'
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-08-10
WANTED

~ The subscriber will Handsomely fevarf sny peisnu
who WI make known him any viela~n Of ne olvsiia
erder -,
The proprietor positively requires the Observance Of ,be
lowing rule by his agents, viz
One DoIar returned sny who shall use one
bottle Of Hays Lamen for the Piles without being cured or
empty bottle. No instance s ys sncrn o.
failure. sOLOhoN HATS.
Agest Fletcher door below Pean st. near nsides
Lane WHERE the article Is tor sale. jyIIims
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vAUXHALL GARDEN.

The Proprstors respectfully inform the public that they
have effected en- Tor THREE NIGH rs ONLY,
the following talented performers, who will appear tor
time this evening Mrs Herbert the Vocalist whose
elected much applause Friday evening iest MI
Mossop, Baltimore bis first appearance Mr Bell the
eubrsi and professor Of q mnacs Mr. coombs
the woaderfui Al ercan magician.
On FRIDAY EVENING, August 10 1883.
The performance VIII half past eight o'clock,
With Mr. J. w. BELLS EQUILIBRIUM EXEkCI-
SEES, causing psiest waltz and keep time with the
music which will utterly impossible be will make wash
bowls completely subservient his WILL Aner which he will
introduce the Chinese sports With Balls efectins changes
ranbows waterfalls uasgles and conclude with the Golden
Flowers. III n
The performance viii be coRtisued with the following
Songs Away, away the Mou nain's brew Mrs Herbert
With my love IN march away, Mrs herbert-Melow Horn,
Mrs Hrbert-Hurarh Tor the Emerald Idle, Mrs Hsrocr-
Tne Soldiers Tear Mr. MossOpTbe Harp thst once thro
Tarns Hall Mr. MossopOn In the Silly NghL Mr. MoSop-
The Boys Of Kilkenny, Mr. Mossop. Il
After which there will Be m intermsson OF 50 minutes
Part I'd will with FavoTils Overture by the
Orchestra epdsr Mr. Jameson folio we'd immediately by Mr.
COOMBs the great American MAGICIAN, who will aston
sh the audience with nis truly wonderful decePtons OF Leg
erdemaia @
N. BDus notice win be given 81 the commencement Of
the new Vaudeville Company. a
B~wery Broadway viii convey vsiters from up
per and lower partsf the city during the Performances
Abundance Is cens- .M
Doors spsn At acknowledgements commences ., hall
past O'Clock. .Ms m#
weather.
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No postpeHement any time this establishment the
grand entrance from Broadway the saloon from
FRIDAY EVENING, August Iolh.
Miscellaneous Concert and Vaudeville. &
Mr Gheckeni and his papils. H.I. s
GRAND EXHIBITION OF FIREWORKS.
TICKE rs 50 centa u%MN
Principal Perfermers--Mrs williams, late Miss Verify, Mr.
I; Bishop, Mr. ARCHIE, and Mr. kHesss. =
Valve Yrnmpet-A Opal, on the Violin
The Musical Department direction Of that cele
Royal aoysn, Garden English opera House, and
engaged S s Will G
rhe Orchen,ra performers are selected from the Italian
Opera House, Faiisna Theatre scan Band. raganinps
Concerts viii be led by NJ Tyee, OF the London
vauAeyie Performer. Miss Ae1ina Fisher Mrs. Cramer
Mrs. Williams: Mrs ss.ney Mr. E,s ss1a s M rhays
The vsuaeves under the entire superinendence Of that
p'pslsr S1 fSip ps saIior My Young wife
and MY old Umbrella and the I. Pirate Boy
Kneass anc Mr. Archer Here cool grot" Moralngion-
~fss
Of roses Opel the yoln performed
q" P.gannl"-scena Mr. Archer from ne oser. Of Cnas
.s ye ssa
valve trumpet BelinG Nr Bishop, Mr. Knrass asd
10 Q ssiasus. or the Masked Ball. Auber.
New Grand Arab Pas de Cine, by NJ Checken and his
Alter which Grand Display of Fireworks. prepared by thai
eminent artist Mr. HALL TO this Garden only
Half refreshent and promenade
during which the celebrate Milery Band will perform
variety OF overures marches, BIC on the terrace tU
Tbs entertainments TO conclude with t
vaudeville written by Charles Dance ESQ., acthor o.
Tpsr an. Sssp Ny poetry Sy
Phillips, called MY WIFE'S MOTHER. The music by Mr.
Wahsn,
Distribution Fitzozborn Miss A. Fsher-Mrs Budd,
Mrs Mrs Quckfdget Mrs StckRey Uncle Foezie,
Mr. John Seftoa-Nsd wsvsrly, Mr. Thayer-Mr B0ad, Mr.
r. Bishop-Thomas, Mr. Balcock.
Tn Monday the vauievile Of The Milei's Man.
To prevent coRfnsn carriages sat down with their
norses heads towards Blocker street
In rehearsal new vaudeville s-the Mers Man, ny -
B. Philps-My School felcw-by Mr.. Charles Dance
evsry evening" In the week except Sundays,
when the arden will opened ice and futices
of every variety and Of the most approved kinds
Admission ia cents including Refreshments :. :.
Oanbusses will to and from the City HOTEL inc Ssr
den. during the evening - v. =.
The Gards Promeaades brilliantly lighted with
lamps aad onsmenied with
coectsn choice shrubs orange lemon and lime
To the Grand Walks has been added this season seven
" of beautiful design and execution
The Foanain beeu newly decorated and pours
cooling amid brancy oil Tampa ana IRA
ofhOwcrs
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OANM. TAEAgnE This EVENING viii be PER.
STATE SECBgTs--Grsgssy Thinbasweu, Mr. Cbiepin.
dsls--AAaad rkimbIe vsll Au Whsaliey.
THE sEDOUiN ARABS vim perform Act, consisting
OF WoaAerfui Dsmerses, he.
After which, s1l - -
SHOCKING EvENTs-cs plain Spot, Mr. rovey-Mr
Ansr ~hich another act 81 Performance by the BED0UIN
ARABS. a Is SCI -tNnW aeeFMe HH aN
To conclude With IL " .s.-.I. 9x.,,.e
SCAN mAG-Mr Singleton, Mr. chippindaie-1nha' MIS-
ChippiHdae. t Vt.At =,
Desrs open at 7Psrfnrnance begins at u. Boxes ~
Pit. 30 cents. Gallery, IS ceRts M y = -
EnAN X LIN THEATRE, CHATHAM SQUARE.
y under the direction Of Mr.. w. r. BLAkE.-ThlS EVE
MING will be presented, EN0 - ta#E :.
OF AGE TOMoRROW-FredercB Baron willnghurst, Mr..
Barren P6iekerry, MI. w. Jo#es-Maria Mrs Blake-Lady
BInmback Mrs w. JODes-Sophia Miss Matthew'S.
Accompanying the above, variety Of songs
After which =. a
VIRGINIA MUMMY Ginger Blue. Mr. Rlce-Lucy. Miss
Matthew'S
Mr. Rice will Sing aad Jump Jim Grow.
To conclude with fe I5 -
MR. MRS PRlNGLE-Mr Ps,er PnngIe, Mr. Jones-Nrs
Prngr, MIS- Jones'
Doors open al performance commence at hacpsst
O'clock fNN au2 lw-