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SHERIFF. SALES.

DY virtue of sundry writs of Vcnd. Ex. to
MD me directed, will be exposed to Public Sale
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ALSO

A certain tract Of land situate in Briarcreek
township Columbia county, containing one hum
dred and twenty acles, more or less about 95 acres
of which is cleared land, Bounded by the turnpike
leading fIom Berwick to Towanda and land OF
William Iddings on the west, and lands of John
Lockort, Joseph Low, Alexander Lockan and 9th
efs, whereOn is erected five dwelling houses, one
barn and one stable, with the appertenances-
Seized taken in execution and to be sold as tn,
property Of John ShaiIcr
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DISSOLUTION OF COPAR rNER

THE Copartnership heretofore existing under
the firm of A. Is. KNABB & co, was
this day dissolved by mutual consent. All persons
haAug claim against, or indebtedto tho late film
are requested to settle with the subscriber by whom
the business will in future be conducted.
AMOS b. NABB.
LightstreGt; July 6, lS46.
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I.SO-

By virtue Of Leva,i farias The follow
ing described Building an ! lot of ground o
John Wilson, TO wit: certain one story
and half public building, situate in the
township Of Hemlock, the county OF Colum.
b'a' in The State Of Pennsylvania, on the
southern side Of The road leading from
Blonm 10 Jerseytown, near The Buckhorn
tavern, containing from, 20 Feet on the road
aforesaid, and in depth 25 feet. and The Io'
1r piece Of ground or ceniledge,' sprerte.
aanl to the same building, bounded on the
west, bv DAME! Neyhari, on the south by
land of John NcRevnolds. and on the cas-,
By lands Of Vaniaa Rees, seized taken in
execution and 10 be sold as The property Of
John Wilson.
IRAN DERR, Sheriff.
SBERIFF's OFFIcE2
Oanvile July % lS46.
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ALSO

A certain lot ofland situate in Derry township
Columbia county containing one hundred anc
twenty acres more or less, about 100 acres O
which is cleared land adjoining lands of Stephen
Ellis. James Johnson, Charles Mckee anC
John Glenn whereOn is erected log house, lot
barn, two shops, and an apple orchard with thC
appertenances. take in execution and Il
be sold as the property OF Jhon Buchanan in thu
hands of Johnataaa Lodge his administrator.
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PUEBLO SALE.

July a 1916
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July l., ls46
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BALTIMORE, Oct 27-zh. Iam. p

BALTIMORE, Oct 27-zh I3m. p. M.
The Southern mail has arrived through from
New Orleans to the 10th inst inclusive, but it
conveys no later intelligence from Mexico or tho
seat OF war.
The steamer Galveston, hourly expected from
Brazos Santiago, with late dispatches from Gen.
Taylor, had not arrived at New Orleans when tho
mail left.
The Western mail comes through from ST. Louis
to the 2lst inst. Understanding from Santa Fe.
Flour receded in this market to-day, closing az
So l2l per barrel.
No local news of interest.
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BY THE NJ AIIS.

WILMINGTON, Oct %, ls<e.
Major General Butler aud the Kentucky poiuntesrs J
To THE EpIroR OF THE HERALD
perceive in your paper Of last Saturday letter from
this city dated the 2lst instant in which the writer In
dulges in several statements against General Butler and
the Kentucky troops at Monterey. He
says
We are happy to apprise you (his name is legion)
that the particulars Of tho alleged faur pas Of Major
General W. o. Butler, of the volunteers of Monterey,
have been laid before the Secretary Of War"
am happy to inform you that. spplyng ut the War
Department this morning for information, received an
answer from the Secretary Of War; by his chief clerk
that other communications have been received from
the army on the subject than such as before the
public.
Hoping that you will insert this in your next paper
am respectfully, A kENTUCKIAN.
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BALTIMORE, Oct ~, 1916.
The Turner Dsfaleation-Remn'n' 81 Com"odo'e Deed'
fw-Queer Disclosure at an I"q"e"-homo" 'a"p"'-
peafrs-- Coihns-Markefs, &c.
reward of $1,000 is offered for the arrest Of Richard
I Turner by the President OF the Mechanics Bank The
amour, Of his deacaons is supposed to be about 49,
oco for 50 dexterously has he managed his books tina
II is with much difficulty that the items can be ferrecd
out He abou, 30 years Of age five feet eight inches
in height has reddish brown hair, small artery IN tne
left cheek always pulsating which Is easily ooseryoa
has remarkably large foot is courteous anu Sis -
meet YOUR eve Hs has resu some time spending his
nights in company with parcel Of y9Ds aosdeS bv
ers, paying all expenses aud uniye AL children but
they are better of without than with nm, |" Wv -
carries on an extensive millinery essaoiisnmsht rscs;v
al in nj CITY this afternoon by our military Ty are
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WAsHiNeror. Oct. %. 1876.

Siias Wrght-The Cabinet-.d Peep behind the Door.
On Saturday last besides the Mexican war, there WIS
an inerlude which devoted to the agreeable pas
time of family quarrel sas Wright was at the bot
tom Of the pie. Mr. walker protested that the nomina-
ton of silas Wright directly repugnant to the old
democrats and that his election would result in the GER
tain defeat and disruption Of the party in s4s The
South would never sustain him. He was equally un-
sound on the tariff the Oregon and the Texas questions
The party would doubtless rally to his election e. 90
vernon and thus place the question OF the an Daon
restoration Incidental tariff, and hard OLD suo.ucssy
and ALL strongly as to create an bs
;,ir. snirt as out of place at this stage, defended
Wright, and hoped for his Triumphant Mssss
Johhson az. but he is known to be opposed 10
W1gh t Mason said little nothing but he Is clearly
in favor Of Walkers scheme lor tne u.e. ana TrsSs.
fNtcnle as s1S The door PLUTO.
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Died,
At TompknsvIo'J Staten Island, Saturday the Gath
inst SUSAN daughter of Archibald and Sarah
Gordon, aged one year and ten months.
At Pottsville, Penn. the 10th inst, WILLIAM onlv
child of William Wilson Smith, of this city aged twen-
ty.ene months.
At Braintree, on the 2sth inst, Mr. WIN. COLEMAN,
sged 10.
At Salem, the god inst. IcHABop TusxrR Esq aged
81 late Clerk of the Judicial Courts of Essex county
and graduate at Harvard University in the class Of
1891.
At Weston, Mrs. ANN DERBY, aged SO, widow of the
late Samuel @. Derby, Esq.
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TElE g r AP HIC.

PHILADELPHIA, Oct 9Th. 35m. p. M.
The gram markets dispirted Some sales
OF Hour were made at SIS Is to SIS 80 /; but there
is little confidence, and further decline is looked
for. II is very cloudy here
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u viii insert this in your next paper,
A kENTUCKIAN.

WARRINGTON, Oct. IS, 1896
The Orssn the Press, and the .armyMem6ersi IN TSDn-
Local Preparations for the Coming Season-Medietne
for the .army-Mr. Tnompson's PlGn for Neso Paper
&c. &C.
The organic editor admonishes the press against dis
closing the plan of the contemplated operations against
the enemy. It would be certainly injudicous if there
were not thousand channels Of more immediate com.
muncation of the Of forces but as there
are, perceive objection to early transmission
Of the progress and plans Of the The people Of tn
United States interested In this contest the extent
Of per day; and every incident which foreels
the probability of it, early conclusion il Of the greatest
importance to the country.
IfNIsor Chase brought no further dispatches to the
Friday last we shall be promptly advised
Of in the Union he did and they arc of confidential
the official editor to say nothing about them.
We are cheered this evening by the arrival Of live
business and fashionable season in washington Hon
Mr. Roberts Of Miss we find among the arrivals at the
and Un o S % are
been here since the adjournment Mr.. Johnson of the
senate lately arrved and Messrs Sawyer of Ohio and
Russell, Of New York, temporarily.
Our sncy stores are laying in unusually large supplies
Senior Bostinela has opened and extensive estab-
lshment the avenue AZ street; while Monsieur
Gauter the Partisan confectoner of the Cabinet and
Corps Diplomatic, has augmented his store to overflow
m WIN ht sweetmes gay ana lively season y sntci;
Congress will be materially diminished from the absence
Of many Of the wives and daughters Of the memben-
That will have exciting session there Is doubt;
and that shall have large attendance Of strangers 10
equally certain.
MIR. Carus popular dancing master, has invented
mixture for the cure Of dysenery prevalent in the
army He says he has sent of several boxes and that
his article 10 well spoken Of He wants fur
nish the army, the il is provisioned with beef
pork, and whskey. Would il not be well for Secretary
Marcy in case Of an affection OF the bowels to try some
of this medicine. by way of m expo imentl
Mr.. w. Thompson. for many years the writer of the
local news Of the National Iegen is publishing
very useful paper called the Saturday Even,ng Nevs
He proposes ensrging before the meeting Of Congress;
and among other peculiares Of making generally
ceptable, he will publish a standing directory of the resi-
dcnces, &c. Of members Of Congress in Washington to
be corrected weekly. To all persons here or abroad
having business with Congress. this will be very vsu
able feature The paper published at a dollar year.
We wish him all 10 this family newspaper
No further advices from the army, this evening, Of ma
terial importance. W.
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ESSENCE OF COFFEE.

THIS delicious beverage made Of puest and best Cof
feehss guned great popularity, only account Of
the great fscity offers TO bachelors by
making with one tea full less cup Of hot
water or milk the most paatabe coffee but also by supe-
rlorlty TO any coffee prepared in the usual way.
The msnufaeturer having lately attained advantages
retaining all the favour the essence confident that il
will now give satsfacuen TO all who try it,
For sale at Bunker Co., No - Maiden Lane w. g. Cor
Gotsbeger. corner Chatham and Centre scofeld
Co., No. Is East Broadway; John Milhau No 1888 Broad
f. u. SZADEDZKY
o23 lwere Manufacturer, No. 90 MURRAY 1,
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WAsHrNG1oS, Oct. 26, 1876.
The Treasury and the Sub Treasury-The Old Hsnkers
and the Barn Decentralization in the Cabinet upon
Silas Wright-Stdfe of the Case
The Treasury Department is issuing notes, and
the War Department is occupied pretty much in filing
up orders, checks and drafts upon MIR. Walker. We
hsve seen one of these Treasury warrants to-day
Among other pictorial cmblems has q vignette Of
sub treasury iron safe guarded by griffin, while at
hand is the figure of Mercury, with wings to his heels
representing suppose, sub treasurer swarwoutng
with the "spoils"
is now asserted that the mission Of Mr. Walker 10
New York. under cover of attempt negotiate with
the banks, was to communicate to Durand ( Co. the
form and embellishments of the Treasury notes Of
the three million issue.
There is a rumor Of design foot to establish an
). q. Adams, John r Han. Joshua H. Giddings Gov.
Sade, and others, basis Of $4,000 per snnum for
three years At the end Of which time !. expected ns
can the report to no reliable authority although
there may be some such absurd enterprise In contsnr
While upon this subject abolition II may be we'll
observe that the controversy between the Organ and
the Iniegene. in reference 10 'ne opinions Of Mr..
We wish 1t 10 be distinctly understood however that
Father Rtchie for the time being is perhaps at the
nsgation Of Mr. Walker, keeping up this litigation
against the abolitioniss with view to the defeat VI 81
las Wright by efectng, If possible, in this covert
the withdrawal of every abolition vote in York State
from the Wright ticket The cabinet we understand
are divided between Old Hunkersm and the Barn
Burners-betwesn the election Of Wright and his de-
feat as follows:
BARN-BunrKRs-The President, Mr.. Buchanan, and
MIR. Cave Johnson - -
OLD HusKrRs-Mr Walker. Mr. Marcy, and Mr.. Ma
son .
So that you will perceive that although there ID tie.
tho real person (to-w the Executve) 10 in favor OF
Wright The President Is doubtless Of the opinion that
the election of Wright will keep all quiet tor another
year. while his defeat will only the egues of the
lesser lights their troublesome ntrgues, which, up
the Oregon treaty and the Veto Of the HaIbor Bill,
were pretty well sIlenced into submission.
The news which you will receive to-day from the
South, will bring you nothing later from the Army
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ADJUSTMENTS.
r CIRCUS-BOWERY AMPHITHEATREJ
WEDNESDAY, EVENING. Oct 18th,
Second night q Mrs CAMILLE GARDINER.

~, - =, SIINUK FELTX CARLO,
The Celebrated and Universally Eayore Italian Clown
European Theatres and Circusses.
slGNOR CARLO will, for the Sd time in America, sp
pear as the Revolving Sprte, ladder l2 fee high.
Mr. kunnsIs and Mr. Howe. in elegant two horse act
n the Oympian Wresters; MIR W. D. Carroll. in his pn.
cipal act Of horsemanshp Mrs Camille will
bir her New school oflady equssanism Mr. Dale and Mr.
nj: Llpmsn, Will appear IN grand vaulting match.
u MIR. LEVI NOhTH is engaged II next week
Doors open at ~ o'clock Performances commence at
O'Clock. Boxes rs Cents Pit l21. cents
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ROYAL 0uRLEY, Auctioneer
" ALUABLEIIALIANA AND ENGLISH EN0RAV-
lNGs-This Evening will be sold. by Royal Gurley &
Co.. the Long Hooms sol Br adway of Duane
an extensive and beautiful collection of choice Engsvings
the productions Of eminent artists including Michael Ange
10 and Raph.ei great works IN the Vatican &c Catalogues
are now ready. oss Tier
IL: DuCLUZEAU. Auctioneer.
VALUABLE ORIGINAL PAINTlNGS.-TUTTL
v DuCLUZEAU will sell this day, at 10 O'Clock, at
No 81 wiii,.m street without positively close
portaton conprsng the works OF Kubeu Murillo Var
dyke, Moran sslva,a Rosa, Pannnni Bool, David Auby.
Metzs, Corrigfio, he.
Cstalosgs. are now re,dy and the collection be
BThe attention of the admirers Of the ne arts re-
specuy soc,ted every lot will be sold peremptory TO
The hignest bidder. o28 tsr
CHANCERY SALE.
order Of lhs Court of ChsnceryUnde the direction of
Isaac rowIer Master IN Chsncery, will be sold
CHANTS Exchange, Wal street Monday day of
Novemher 1896 At O'clock the story brick
and lot No. Watts north side third
Ivan street. with two story building the rear and the
right OF an alley leading Broome said lot H.
IN front and roar and Is II. . in deep. o2o Iwsr
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To PkOPRlETORS OF ClKCUSES OR
MENAGERIES
TO LET OR LEASE, for year, term of years
c:; The Building, known the American Eagle Stable
OF Delaney and Chrystie streets, block cast
OF the Bowery The budng 81 feet wide by 90 feet long
in the clear and from and contguity the Bowery
would be well adapted for Circus or Menssee or would
well for winter for either, having
stalls for Horses and plenty storage for wagons Apply
JNO. WILLIAMS. Proprietor.
% Saith 1msr
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HOWES b CO.'S N. Y. MAMMOTH CIRCUS
THIS unrivaled corps Of Equestrians will perform
Eeayille on the 2ad Of October Liberty the aad
Monticello on the 2th at Bloomngburgh the 2eth
inst.
Th. !. the Largest Esabshment organized in the
Carnage to convey the Performers ysrdrobes
TRANS amsng whom the Greatest Female Rider Of the
Age, recently arrived from Paris,
MADAME MARIE MACARTE,
whose new style OF Equestrian Feas peculiarly her
being chsste and classic her graceful and
and the charming lirete with which she chains her audi
sues render th gifted and srti;e the lead
rssr the public to the brilliant DESCRIPTION given the 70
performed b. this distinguished arfisfe
Equestrian Director, Mr.. HOWES; Riding Master, MIR.
NIXON. and the gnsppro.ehable Clown. DAN RICE, n;
Dor the Napoleon Of the Arena HOBBs whose feat,
aiis Or Ho.s ~ Ma;.sT Nixon Olympic E1.I.
Tamblsl, Mr. MACHRTE Wonderful Feat. By N!
j. thsI Gynns.tie Posture. esd G!oupnr, M.
nSs.,ls. By Mr. NiYon and hi, Mr. Howe: in hi; Ny
G. Howe. IL Slack Rope EvolutnSn. Mr.. Geo: Sweet. the
The whole comprising the leading. most talented and
classic performers in the world
oNr HOWES X CO.'S New York Mammoth Circus.
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IABEkNACLE.
THE FIRST GRAND CONCERT
HENRY HERR
DlAN1ST to his Majesty the King Of the French and Pro
lessor OF the Royal Conservative Of Paris, will take
THURSDAY EVENING Oct. 18th.
He will be assisted by
MADAME ABLAMOWICZ,
MR.. PHI MAYER,
MR.. TIMM, aud
SIGNOR RAPETTI,
find select Orchestra.
PROGRAMME
PART |.
I. Overture to the Barbere di Sviga," executed
q Duett-Se un istante, from the Opera Elisa
Claudio,n Mere adante. .......
Sung by Madame Abamowicz and Phi, Mayer.
Grand Concerto 1.-THE I'd Pianoorte and Orchestra
]. Allegro Maestoso.
ii. Andante a PEcossalse.
Ill Rondo Suisse.
Composed and executed bv. Henry Herr
4. Ballad. -" Though Fores, Glade" sung by
Madame Abamowicz.. ......... .Linley
Intermission of minutes.
PART H.
l. Overture executed by the Orchestra. .Auber
g. Aria. .Cruda funesta smania from Lucia di Lam
mermoor, sung by Mr.. PHI. Mayer. DonIzetti
J. Grand Fantasia favorite airs from Lucia di
Lammermoor, composed and executed by. Henry Herr
I Cavauna. :" Di placer" from La 0azxa Ladra.
sung by Madame Abamowicz. ............... .Rossni
s. Variations di Brayura aud Rondo Brilliant, on the
March from Otelo. with Orchestral accom-.
paniments. composed and executed by Henry Herr
Tickets One Dollar eachto be had at the Music Stores
and at the door the evening ofthe Concert.
10 Doors open at 6-Concert to commence at o'clock
precisely. o28 2trrc
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CONCERT

CONCERT.
MIR. KAVANAGH respectfully informs his Friends and
Ivl the Public that he will give CONCERT, at Colum.
bisn Hail. Grand Thursday Evening, October 10Th
when he will sing all his popular Songs, both Come
and Sentimental He will be assisted by Mr. Holman Mr.
Nutting aud a young lady.
" Tickets Is cents. Doors open at halfpast Six O'Clock
Concert TO at half Seven For programme,
small bills o2s 2tis~r
PROFESSOR ROGERS
HAVING returned from his Northern and Western tour
II in which his sonshng deve opemens OF Human Mag
messed by the enlightened in the country whose
certificates he has in his possession announces his
be illustrated by interesting experiments At Lyceqm Hall
500 Broadway nearly opposite Nblo Monday Evening"
and Tuesday the Presbyterian church in Yorkve;
Wednesday American Republican Hall At corner OF ave-
nue. and I'd street, Thursday the Lyceum Harl
Friday the Lyceum staten ISLANDS ard on Saturday at
corner OF Grove and Hudson streets. See bill
o26 MWSt3sr
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ROOMS TO LEY

ROOMS TO LET.
TWO or three furnished lodeing rooms, suitabls
E1 Tor single gentlemen, pleasantly situated AZ No 0s
Ik Leonard street, nearly opposite the Carlton House
n be- lot ON rea!osbs terms On imuediats application
Fer further particulars apply a. akevs, ~ sissr
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AMUsEMENTs.
nAKK NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Evs

DARK THEATkE-Wednesdsv Evening, OctI "a vii
-chsf.s me- ES.iscs DSott; Lewis. Barry Mira
mount, Bass Bs..e Fisher; Angelina Mrs Abbott; Silvia
TO conclude with II: bgrlssque opera q FoRTUNlo-
Fanny Go don; Stronghold Mr. Pearson; King Afoarite
Doom open az at hslfpas o'clock and performances
will eommence att o'clock Boxes 81 Pit 30 csrts; 0s-
the performances will commence with the Tragedy OF
KING LEAR.Klng Lear, Mr. A A Adams; Edgar, Neafe
z AZ s0Ssaas WIN ias @ Grand sDeeeIs Of MONTE
Gs q s.
CoFtea The Couaqsior Of Msrieo Mr. Nsa6s
D's%T 50 Upper Eo1ss, RI .s s,ii..
MiTCHELL's OLYMPlC THEATRE "Wednesday
osoS ad ss sv. Mn M
%Ss4 when Soois s Al The swANN-J.eos E.rwis.
o IT. IS e &s s By LEND ME FIVE
r To e9qeude with The Extravaganza of TANNING TAR
Dress cents upper boxes Q, cents pit one shilling;
Door. open At half past O'Clock. curtain ri.e.atr
ENSI baas Msa.ss
NimM night Of
WEDNESDAY EyE s2 osi IT 1886 will, b. per.
formed the tragedy RE &c * 81 Els called
sBs,,sfa,, Mr. I FSjIs
Julia, Miss Croker: Sinora Mrs Blake.
Grand Pas seul by Miss Walters.
%fN H TEA II s SEWER Won EAR1ADY
On Friday i1S yI Mr. Forrest; BENEFIT 80 MI H'enns'
The a sssn into w
Mrs, segSin Mr. Frazer, Mr. segain, Madame Augusta,
Mad'slle Dinner. &c.
ARCH STREET THEATRE, PHILADELPHIA
"; =; BURTON. Manager ana Lessee
10 This Theatre ha. been thoroughly iedecorated IN the
most gorgeous style and is the most beautiful Theatre
WEDNESDAY EVENING, OCT. 20.
For the lst tune 10 America
Andre, the Goldsmith ............ Mr. Wallack
Armand. Mr. Martin / Blanche, Mrs RoheIs s''''"
Bianchete, Mrs Burke.
- Dancing by Miss Oceana
To conclude with
DON CESAR DE BAZANS
Don Cesar de BaZ,n Mr. Wallack King Charles Mr. Bow
Milo, Mis-. Chapman; Mariana Mrs Burke; Coantess do
Roondo Mrs Hughes.
THE ALBANIA SALOON
$50 Broadwdy bet,oeen Spring aud Prince streets
GosnIy Manager. GroRer LopEa, Musical Director
SpTTASGE 70 oS hs M sHr s1s0n
The whole buildings thoroughly warmed and comfor-
This and Every Evening during the Week
The entertainments will be varied and consist in part Of
Lady Magician
Ventroqusm by Mr. Wyman.
BY the whole company of talented Artistes
The Italian Eantoccini
- Dancing by MILES Jesselyne and Marguerite,
With an immense variety and constant change of highly
attractive novelties
Full particulars in the daily bills.
- u Admtance One ShilinR.L0
Doors open at 7-Commence at O'Clock.