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Correspondence Of the Wing.
ANNAPOLIS, Jan. 22,h, lsl2.

DIR. Sir
"fhr bill reported on the oh by Mr.
Pre- stman, TO compel the banks to resume
passed yesterday .TucsDIay) BY volt.
of 81 yeas, to Is rays; several substitutes
were Offered and rejected; two bv Lncns,
McSsrs. Rushirk Of AIIcganv. AMI SrlIry
of Frederick, designating Il later period for
the resumption &c. An amendment
was introduced just before its passage.
permitting the banks to refuse d demands
upon them for specie by the banks of 9th
er states, who have not resumed, or iudi-
vlduaIs residing in such States.
A bill to alter and amend the constitu-
ton SO as to substitute Biennial for Annu-
al sessions, and also to make the term Of
Office for ShcriIs two years, to be cIinihle
1or two terms, and Ineligible for the four
Yeas next succeeding. is made the order
OF the day, for Monday next, the 3lst
INST: This Bill was introduced bv Mr..
Nichols Ct Caroline (Whig)
The House committee on rctrcnch-
menl' have reported bill to reduce the
Salary OF the Governor. (aNer ISIS 10
o33o, that Of the Secretary of State to
SlOOO that OF The Librarian to 500, that
OF the Clerk of the Western Shore rcasu-
ry to $500; and cutting off entirely that
OF the Examiner Gen. of the land Office
of the Western Shore.
They are entirely willing to reduce
salaries, Proridcd the shoe does not pinch
their own toes.
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TO Rent.

Ta7IIE Brick Store and Dwelling, on the
n, corner Of Gay and Bridge street,
ELKTON. The Store has been long oc-
cuped a, such. and is "a good stand for
business, with Granary and fixtures COM
plctc, also a large garden and srabling at
tached. For particulars enquire Of Mr.
James S. Purnell, at the store, or of the
subscriber.
ANDREW MCINTYRE.
Dec. (25)-tf
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Fisheries.

Twill rent either for one year, or for a
term Of years, to good tenant; that old
and well established Fishery, lying at the
lower End of Veazey's neck, on Elk Riv-
err, and between the mouths of Captain
Johns Creek and Bohemia River, known
as the "IIopewell Fishery" There are
on the premises good Fish-housc, with
two Rooms, "A Shed, pound for horses,
and Spring Of eXcellect Water very con-
venicnt.
ALSO, Fishery about mile above
this at the mouth of Bohemia River and
opposite to Town point-This shore has
never been fshed, but can be cleared al
little eXpence, and would admit OF Seine
Of any Size being hauled on it, as the Wa
tiers OF both the Elk x Bohemia Rivers,
are open to it, as well as large Cove to
the Right of it, An improving lease would
be given on the above shore, for a term of
years, to good tenant
The Roads leading down to the above
shores are in good Condition and are
shorter and better than those. to any of
the other fisheries, in Sassairas Neck.
THO. W. NEALEY.
Cherry Grove, Sassaras Jan. Sth 1912. If
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BY the Commissioners Of Cecil Coun

ty.-
Whereas: (Since the confirmation Of the
assessment for Cecil County, made and
returned to them under the provisions of
the act, entitled, IAN act for the general
valuation and assessment of property in
this State, and to provide tax to pay the
Debts Of the Stale," passed at March
Session 1871, chap. 23,)--the Commls-
sioners Of Cecil County have learned that
the assessment for the city of Baltimore,
under the SAID act amounts to a little o.
yer S6S,00O,000, an amount which they
consider entirely disproportioncd to the
assessment for this County.
And whereas, they have reason to be-
lieve that the assessment in some, if not
most of the other Counties Of the State,
is lower in proportion than the assess
mcnt for Cecil County, particularly with
regard to the va 'uatlon per acre OF the
lands therein; and whereas, it is manifest
that such inequality in the assessment,
will operate greatly to the prejudice Of
the citizeus of this county, requiring them
to pay into the treasury of the state a
greater amount Of tax in proportion to
the relative value of the property in the
county, than other counties in the State,
and particularly the city of Baltimore,
which have been, or were intended to be,
benefited by the construction of the pub
lie works, the appropriations to which
have created the Indebtedness which rem
ders the tax necessary; which Cecil coun-
rfy has not only, not been benefited, but
has if any thing been injured, by the con-
struction of said works, particularly as
the only work which could have benefit
led her has been abandoned.
And whereas, they are satisfied that
this inequality in the assessment has not
been occasiored by disposition on the
part OF any portion of the people of Ma
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Il ARM.
Il Il PUBLIC Sale.

The Subscriber will offer at Public Sale
on the l7h day Of February next, on
the ramiscs the farm on which the late
kairon Burgoyne Dec. lived, situated on
the read leading from the Rock Meeting
house, to Elkton, one mile from the for
mcr and five miles from the latter place;
adjoining land of Robert Gregg, James
Ewing. aud others. This farm contains
about 3SA Acres Of land, in a good State
OF Cultivation; great part of the fencing
is cntrel y new, and all Of it is in good or
der, the Improvements are Il very comfort
able Log Dwelling, with a Kitchen at
tachfd, a good Stable, and Corn house,
all in good repair. The land is Conven-
Ienlly watcrcd, and highly susceptible of
Improvement. Sale to commence at 10
O'Clock ii fair, if not fair then on the next
fair day, when the terms will be made
known by
JOHN A. kEITH,
agent for the heirs of kairon Burgovne
Decd
Principle Jan. 20 lSi2-3w
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For Rent.

TENIIE House in Beau street, Elktcn, at
III present occupied by Mrs. Torbert,
possession given on the 18th Of March
next.
ALSO.
The Store IIou.e at :he corner of Beau
& Main streets. which may be advanta-
geously, occupied as Store House, or
Bakery, having large Oven attached to
it. Possession given Immediately.
+. b. GOTTIER.
Ellttor. Jan. 15-tf
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AHeFsHNES'EEs
NOTICE..

ALL persons having claims against the
estate Of Justice Dunbar decd. will please
present them, will authenticated to the
subscriber for settlement, and all who
owe the estate, will please call and pay,
as further indulgence vii not be given.
DAVIDSON ID. PEARCI, Adm'tor,
on the estate Of Justice Dunbar, decd,
Jan. 18th 1912
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Sale.

BY virtue of writ of Ficri Facias. issu-
ed by John A. Rankin, one of the JUS
tees of the peace Of the State of Maryland,
IN and for Cecil county, at the suit of
Benjamin Bowen, against the goods and
chat ties, lands and tenements, of
Thomas Wilson, and to me directed, |
have seized and taken into execution all
the right, title, interest, and clam, both at
law and in Equity, of the said Thomas
W lson, in and to all that tract of land.
on which the said Thomas Wilson, now
resides, situate, lying, and being, in Cat
Swamp, Cecil county, Md. and | hereby
give notice that on MONDAY. the 3lsl
day of Of January Inst, between the hours
OF 10 O'Clock A. NJ. and 3 O'Clock p. NJ.
at the trent door Of the Court House in
Elkton, will offer for sale, the said pro-
pcrty, so seized and taken into exccu-
ton, by public auction, to the highest bid
der for Cash to satisfy the above mention
ed writ of Geri Iacias.
IlEZ .FOARD, Constable.
Jan. 6th lS42-ts
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C,sI25V777775N5Wy)
(3(l|..,,','l'||....,Iy)

"A fine set of teeth are a letter Of Recommen-
ftion to their possessor,''
DR.. Cowan, has received SPLENDID as
sortmcnt of Stocktons premium Teeth,
v h'ch he will insert, either, singly, or in
iull SETS, in a style of workmanship, not
to surpassed, and on the most rcasona-
the terms. Those who have lost their
natural teeth are requested to call at his Of
nee and see his assortment. Nov. 81
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n office
10 Inr PnucrS.

Those Ct the tax payers in the third
District, who have not paid their taxes
for the year 1871, are informed that they
can pay them to Mr.. VIM. Torbert, mer-
chant, Elkton, who is authorized to re-
ceIpt both for the State, and the county
tax. To him, or to the subscriber they
VIII please pay soon, as the State Tax
must be collected by the LIST of march.
WILLIAM McCLAY.
jan 22--4w Collector, Sd District,
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For Rent.

FHNiIE Property now in possession OF
Il Mr. James S. Purncl, and Mr.. Joseph
Johnson, on Main ST. will be rented,
and possession given on 25lh March next
The property consists Of two Dwellings,
and neat Store Room. For terms en-
qulre of NM. II. CALVERT,
No. Al Market St Wilmington, Del.
or James 5. Purnell on the premises.
Jan. l-3w
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$50 Acres.

in thriving ncighborhood and healthy
situation, convenient to Schools, Mills, and
places of worship of different denomina-
tlans. This farm is well watered and Il
good portion Of it meadow, and much
more may be made with little expense
There are about 40 acres Of wood land
The Improvements are IA two story Dwell
ling with Kitchen attached, a well of good
water near the door, tenant house and IA
large frame Barn with stabling underneath
This property will be sold together or Sc
parate, to suit purchasers. For further
particulars enquire Of the subscriber on
the premises
JOHN HADDOCK,
Nov. 81 lS41-f
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S { @ G TX
AND FARMING UTENSILS.

lg=The Stock consists of Farm Horses,
Brood Mares, and Colts; some half and
some th,ee-quarler blood,--of Mich
Cows, Young ,Ileitcrs and Ycarlngs,-
OF half blood and three quarter blood
Dnrhams, from the imported Stock of
John PowclI.--and Sheep and Hogs
together with Ploughs, IIarrows and 9TH
er Farming Ulenslls,-an Ok Cart and
Y oke Of Oxen
3g~Ierms will be made known on day
of Sale
LOUIS McLANE.
Jan. 2Nth.=ts
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REMAINiNG IN THE Posi- OFFICE AT
PoRT DEPOsIr, ND.
January |, 1912
Burns James McMullin Ann Miss
Burk Jesse McEIwee John
Barry William II Mccullough John w
Carnan John 2 Norris David B
Cook s Preston Rlddick Mills
Grimes Elizabeth Shaelfer Matthias 9
Gillespie Ingram A Tozer Gilbert
Garvis Andrew Trump Robert V.
Cover Elizabeth Wright Margaret
Gary Thirty Miss
Jones IL Wood Thomas
hllman Matthew Warrington Josh ia
Kirk Jacob II. Doct
Walker John
J. w. ABRAllANlS, P. NJ.
Jan. 8 1S42-4w
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EELE-~A~NETaI-
HhicGl.

At his residence, after protracted i'll
ness GENT. JAMES SGwALL, on the 2Sth.
Inst. i'll his sixty third year. The friends
and acquaintance of the lamiIy'are res
pecfuly invited to attend his funeral, on
Sunday. Both Inst, at 2 O'Clock p NJ.
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w antela.

NOR one year, 200 dollars. Any per-
- son having the above sum, which
they wish to invest safely, may do so by
applying to
P. FINEGAN.
Elkton, Jan. 22.-tf
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YENlDgJ II.

IE7IlE subscriber having Rented HIS
Il FARM on Bohemia River, about two
miles from Cecillon, will expose to Pub
lie Sale. on FRIDAY, the 25th day Of
FEBkuARY next, at ten o'clock A. NJ.
HI,
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BALTIMORE MARKET, Jan. 20.
FLOUR St 5 rs
City Mills 6,l2R
Susquehanna
WHEAT. 90 Md. red -. e. -. as
CORN.-Yellow, % cts.
white. 81 Its
OATS.-Md. .e'"" =.
WILMINGTON PRICE CURRENT, Jan. %.
Wheat Flour, from Wagons, IS IS
Rye do. do. 90
" heat, per bushel, ! %
Rye, do. 20
Barley, SIS
Corn Meal, per bushel, IS
Corn. So
Oats, 81
FaXseed, | 60
Prime Clover Seed, q 90
black Oak Bark, ton ID 90
Plaster. so
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On the 20lh Inst. by the Rev. F. Ken
nard Mr.. WILLIAM u. AsEY. of this Coun-
ty to Miss ELEANOR STIpHAM, of New
Castle County Del
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4. Farm for Sale.

TIE subscriber offers at private sale
a farm in Cecil County, Md. near the
Brick Meeting House, adjoining lands Of
Daniel Carter, Peter Askew. and others
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NOTICE.
For Rent.

A FISHERY adjoining the B'ach
L "a Fishery, al the mouth of Elk-Rver
with House and Sheds, and Shore sufi-
clent for any length of seine. For terms,
apply to MATHEW c. PEARCE.
Near CeciIton, Cecil Co, Nd.
Dec. 25th-amt 81
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Steam Boats for
Sale.


Canal are offered for sale. The Linnmus
is 90 tons, her cylinder is "a inches by
4 feet 2 inches, her boiler is nearly new,
she was built in New Y ork, is in good
order, is good sea-Boat, has comfortable
Cabins, it well calculated to carry passen-
gers, and runs at a very small expense.
The Salem is of l2l tons, her cylinder
is s6 inches by 81 feet, has recently been
put in order, has a very spacious deck,
and is admirably well calculated for the
carriage of Produce and Stock, she was
built in the city of Baltimore.
The above Boats can be examined ON
application to Capt. l.. S. Chopper, who
has them in charge.
For terms, apply to
SAMUEL c. NORTON,
No. 20 South wharves.
Or c. NEWBOLD, Jr.
No AZ Walnut ST., Philadelphia.
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Notice..

The subscriber intends to decline bust
hes Oh the 25th day of March next, and
a has on hand good
assortment of Winter
:sca@;ss51zs% III and Spring Bonnets,
* z Silks, Ribbons, Band
a1 boxes, and Cases and
m Fixtures, suitable for
carrying on the business, which she will
sell al a low rate
REBECCA ANN MAIIAN.
N. B. All persons indebted to her will
please call and pay up their accounts, on
or before the above date
Jan. Sth 1S42-4w
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sylvania and Virginia are also ready.
Extraordinarily, but thinks lmmedl-
ate resumption will be injurious, unless
PENNSYLVANIA and Virginia also resume.
1vestcrn.-Same as the last.
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List of Letters

REMAINING IN THE Posi- OFFICE AT
PoRT DEPosIT, MD.
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John {. COLT---Just published full and authentic
Lille oil John Colt, now imprisoned for killing Samuel
This History is what purportt to be- namely Authentic
Inc SUBJECT OF tins memoir from his youth the day Of his
rest Occupied respectable station in society aud his rowing
Consequently he met with many startling romantic adyeL
lures which are recorded in his history.
Price 75 eene-6O pages. suls atsTc
A MOTHER OF BULWER's NOVELS for rs Cents
"A HARPER BROTHERS, SO Cliff street. will publish
The Dsowned-A Novelty Sir f. l.. Buwer with beau.
u shsrsng on steel Pce twenty-five cents Being No
Recently Published.
Pelham, or the Adventures of Gentleman it'll elegant
enSravns on steel Pnce twenty-five cents Being No Of the
HARPER 4 BRO THEIRS respectfully announce their in
tenon TO publish an octave edition Of the standard novels such
plcs OF twenty-five cents Each novel will b. comprised in
snge volume yet the type tbrevier will be Large enough to
Ayolome will be published about once fortnight or often.
err occasion shall require In this respect the publishers
will mp Sy nf in BrS sn works appear
The works introduced in this edition will be given plete
without omission or abridgemen and IN the neate and hand
sheets will be dried and pressed tia, the volumes win in
order oT binding and IS the price ia lower than that Of
liberal ACKNOWLEDGEMENT the public. AUS sn ss
DpR REW TE0RK GEHERAAE Al: AVIATION MART, w
HAND FuRNlTGRE ga Af c. nc NBERT t SCo'
will sell This Morning half o'clock their sales
including elegant spring seat and tuftei sofas full AN "a
French chairs rockers Egyptian and white marble top
tables dressing bureaus wardrobes French beead enclosed
washstands looking glasses aues work tables book
with secretary rich and bronze girandoes manel
lamps ch gded and painted tea and toilet Of French and
keepers vases and flowers china, Cologne bottles, match
Piano Forte-Also premium piano. by Barmore superior
instIument-nay be until hour
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The amount taken by the AmeI can Life and Trust
Company negotiated IN Europe by John Duer Esq.
The next sum taken by the agent of Barring, Bro
theirs.
The interest the bonds has been met by the sinking
fund.- the resources bank dividends and the
revenue of the public works Heretofore this fund has
been sufficient but is now deficient Sll02O7, in conse-
quence of the schuykl frauds having causei the Bank
OF Kentucky to pass its dividend To meet this deficiency,
the last Legislature raised cents per 500
Is cents.
The amount of taxable property in the oo,-
State is $252 250,03.
The old tax at 10 cents yielded JAS 35l
New'tax gave i@2,o"
The Bank Of Kentucky having partly resumed its divr
dend, there will be surplus to be invested in the pur'
chase and retirement the bonds The State now owns
Bank stock valued at sIO7oeoo
And Of its own bonds sS' 'ooo
Making saoos, 400
Against debt of $3Too'oV
This is very hattering state of affairs and it is ex-
ceedngy vexaious that any rreguarty or carelessness
in the manner of issuing bonds should throw discredt
State 80 well able to meet its debts The following
communication from citizen of Kentucky, offers
PLANTATION on the subject -
The Legislature of kentucky, after an unanimous
luton formerly passed that they would maintain the
Of al an 10, n
State payable in 80 in New York interest payable
the place for the six year scrip, payable in Ken
lucky years ls46 ls47 thereby extending the time
IS years arguing that the money m the short bonds
their maturity. could be employed in lifting the so year
bonds; and any casualty should happen by which
they could conveniently lihe short bonds matu
rity, they would be relieved from the necessity of
crifce.
The 30 year bond No. 1905. was received in exchange
for six year bonds due in lS46 bearing date the lst
April but issued very recently The interest the
six year bond paid LIST April and the 30 year bond
given in exchange, dated back to the day which
the interest was paid the six year bonds By that
there neither loss gain of interest to either
party coupon was attached to the 30 year bond, for
the interest that accrued between the April s42 and
the LIST day Of July after which is the day the interest is
paid on the 80 year bond.
Aug Is, 1912. ELISHA J. WINTER
AssErs OF THE AMERICAN LIFE INsURANcE TRusr
COMPANY, AT THE New YoRK OFFICE
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TO THE AMATEURS OF THE
ACCORDIONi

SIGNOR l., MARTINI having succe eded in bringing that
~ delightful instrument into extensive and favorable notice in
Europe; and having developed the powers and capabilities
the instrument two Elementary and Practical Trestises
which have been extensively adopted in France England
pSSns sopSu o ex'fs'i from G above works which will
SIGNOR MAR TIM will be happy TO give instruction in
the art of playing the Accordion his residence 90 Canal
street. a. the residence Of Pupls. And faers himself
that those Ladies and Geulemen who may avail themselves
his services will make rapid and agreeable advan
as his method is simple clear and progressive.
aml I'm
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Sales Mt the Stock Exchange.
state Of Trade.

There are many indications of returning health in
trade Sales well attended, and some spirit is mani.
fest among those who visit the city There but little
doubt but that the fall trade will be good.
hes-The sales since last amount to 100 barrels Of
potts. at S. 62j and holders want an advance upon
that price. few barrels Of pearls sold at ST.
Cotton-Sales amounted to $50 bales only.
Fyou-Canal -four is higher to-day, there being none
aioat and the arrivals light We quote Genesee at 80
3i IS 375 and a sale of 500 bbls Michigan good arti
Gle SIS as. Ohio quote at S. 49, S. 23 In south
ern no change
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Brighton cattle Market.

MONDAY, Aug. l5.-At market, $50 beef cattle. o7oo
sheep, and 725 swine
Prices-Beef CaitieA large proportion of the cattle
at market small and thin OF which were sold
at reduced prices We reduce quotations. few ex
ira So 25 First quality $47s S. 90; second quality A
rs 81 so; third quality So ST.
sheep-we quote lots from 81 % to 81 90. weathers
from 81 rs to 50 IS.
Swine-Prces have further declined lots to peddle
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Passengers Arrived.

ANTwERP-Ship Nsvgator-Miss Joanna Ieyey, Miss Jo
anna Menelsan and loo in
NEw ORLEANs-Bng Albano-NIr William Bsby and j.
knight.
HAvASA-Shp Nona-G. w Brnkerhof Of NYork; j.
Tesdonh OF Havana j. Thompson, of NYork; j. Cancho
q Havana; Twning do Col A. Cenger Of NYork; Col
Wttew of England; Master L. j. Trist Of Phlad; j. Peye
ra, of Portugal; A. Bentencou Hvana r. Sa,ira do; C.
Miro, Of do; A. X Arrange, do; Bagey of Matanzas; w.
Smith, OF Boson j. Tisenfeld of Troy; Dr. r. Butler
Matanzas; j. Somervle, of Scotland.
NEW ORLEANs-Bng Ottawa-Wm. Seyey, Master VIM
Sevey DR. w, RedfeId s. NJ. Coiard and in the steer
age
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Domestic ImportatIons.

New ORLEANsBrig Ottawa-l bushels corn Johnson
son-500 sacks Harper.
NEw ORLEANs--Bng Absno--i3 pkgs boHao robes w
CamPbe-3i3 do 400 bars Iini2I hhds tobacco
u bales cston Robert Wiiams9 hhds tobacco L Maj
to order.
SAvANNAH-ship Newak-i7 900 bus rice Bolton Fox &
Livingstonl0O bales cotton 10 do Wood Merritt
"a do Pamelee kilbun Rogen-8 do Booman, johnson
eo-62 do q Collins do Post Mann-24 bxs Buckley
Dimon--l Pope Cog do Reese Hope bales cotton
10 order.
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AMUSEMENT rs.
NIBLO's GARDEN


NIBLO'S GARDEN
TRIUMPHANT SUCCESSu
The Gorgeous Comic Panton,i,n, nj
THE NIGHT OWL
, In which the whole force of the RAVEL FAMILY ana
ooMrANf Is brought INTO action, nightly received by
- ENTHu sIASTIC APPROBATION
THIS EVENING August 10, the Entertaining nts will cono
meme. st o'clock, with ~
GRAND OVERTURE,
Amer which The popular div ertissmenf Of the
THREE CHINESE ON THREE ROPTs
BY Gabriel, Jerome and Antoine Ravel
To be followed by the French Vaudeville, called
HORTENSE
The characters by the celebrated Lspand Dwarfs
In the of the Vaudeville Mile Carolina will sustain
- four characters.
quarter OF an hours inrrmsson will be allowed for Refresh
menis in the Grand Saloon.
To be succeeded by
,.,, A POPULAR OVERTURE.
Alter which, i2th time will be produced magnificent Comic
,,, Psn,omime called
Mainline, the Might Owl, Mr. Wells
Chesahcr Bariano, Jerome Ra,el
Miiie Gabriel Ravel
peh,,n' Antoine Ravei
Da'\>,,n1in, Mons Dauyergu
Mariana, poor Peasant Mime Jerome Rave"
Julie, her daughter Mile DonreviIlc
~ Znms; clIeassian Slave. Miss Wells
ioeohcIude win 4 view Of the Magnificent Palace of
49, MAZULME '"'' "
1he whole TO conclude
mn THE PROMENADE MUSICALE
W lhe proprietor respectfully Informs the public that in
compliance with The wishes Of visitors This much
admired part OF the will given alter The rr
~, sssag!,y Mis-. FANNY FITzwILLIAM and NJ,
Blu CkSTONE viii appear. anu ~
Acung Manager Mr.. Chippendale
.r Musical Leader and Director, MIR EWooiL
Doors open atseven o'clock Entertainments to commence