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The Bank Of Camden, 9: e:

IE'78 2eTH JuNE, 1888.
AlINotes offered for renewal at this Bank on
the nine first Discount Days after the lst Of July,
proximo, must have The original signatures OF the
makers, securities and endonerr. 'as7 isS
By order of tile Board. ."
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[S{;SEs5sS;EsIs{Sf:
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For The cure Of Headache Gddiness, Salt Rheum
Rheumasism Piles, Heartburn, Worms, Dyspepsia Ch"i
era Morbus Pains in Back Limbs and Joints Genera
weakness Fits Consumption, Palpation of the Heart
Liver Complaint Rising in the Throat Etysipelas Deaf
ness Dropsy Asthma chings Of the Skn Fcrers OF all
kinds CoJs Gout. Gravel, Female Complaints, Nervous
Complaints and all other Diseases arising from IMPURITIES
of the BLOOD and sEcRETIoNs Of THE LIVER AND
STOMACH.
N Every disease ts which the human frame is subject:
originates from impurities Of the blood or arrangement oi
tho digestive organs.
DR.. Gordon's Family Pills.
Being compounded exclusively Of such Ingredients as
Mature intended should operate on the impurities OF the
Human System. 49, -.
Strike a, the root Of the disease removing all impurities
from the BODY opening the pores externally and internally
separating ali foreign and obnoxious PARTICLES frm the
ChyIe so the blood Of which it is the origin must be
thoroughly securing free and vigorous
scton the Heart Lungs, Liver and Stomach, thereby
rxsroRNo HEALTH, BY opening the pores cleansing Inc
veins and arres uumpedng all the natural veins ana Po
rfying the HOOD they render the system not only thorough
ly sound but as impervous disease EVEN WHEN oil
urnER MEANS HAVE FAILED.
Or Within the last twelve months, more than one hun
dred cases Of the aggara,ed forms of DYSPEPSIA have
been cured by the Medicine, where rigid dieting the Blue
without any bclet and when death stared its miserable
victim fnliy in the face. II DR. Goron's Pills
adaped the Of any but this HoRRiD MALADY their
uniform success in this disease alone would be sufficient 10
"waf on TO fame" the name OF their inventor BENE
FACTOR OF HIS SPECIES.
arThis medicine fails to tile worstca,es Of
PILES N one reck!!
For more detailed description of the Medicine the
ner Of s ope ation tn. complaints it adapted to and the
cures has performed refer the reader u our agents
who viii give them Panphlet gratis.
For sale By JAMES X. MckAIN, +. L. ZENf Camden
aso sale the and county in the South
and West.
Truth is powerful, and, in this instance, has
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Carriages.
In Equity-Lancaster District.

In Equity-Lancaster District.
Wilson Vines 'a Ha>.'' 70
VS. Petition to apply funds
Vim. McCorkle e. wife Elizabeth.) ~ a..
1t appearing to my satisfaction that William
McCorkle and wife Elizabeth, Defendants, are abb
sent from and without the limits of this State. It
is ordered, on motion Of Clinton, Solicitor for Peti.
toner, that they appear and p'ead, answer or de-
mur 10 the petition in above cause, on or beforethe
18th October I54s, otherwise Judgement pro con-
fesso will be- entered against tlleni.rr sos ~
JAMES II, WITIERSPOON;c c.E- Ed. ,r
Com'rs. Office, June 26, l54S [6 sol
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White Lead, Window Glass.

Ordinary's Notice.
Whereas, M administration OH the estate of
George w. Gilman, late of Kershaw District, de-
ceased has been applied for, in pursuance oi The
Act Of Assembly, | have taken possession OF the
goods and chaliels, rights and credits Of the SAID
estate as dereiict. All persons indeb ed to the
said estate are required to pay the same over to
me, and those having demands against the estate
will present them to me duly at,esed for payment
NAV II. J. R. JOY. q. K. D.
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Family Groceries,

Windsor and cane bottom Chairs, Ladies' Ira
yelling Trunks and Bonnet Boxes. For Fale by
may "a. r.. w. BONNEf,
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8. s. FASHIONABLE
5a6g@r6osg aogJ goygggt 8t@r5

THWVVW1SV VVgS W VVW SVVVVSS" eO"~8"S
REMOVAE:
The subscriber informs her friends and The Puo,
lie, that she has taken the store formerly occupied
by DR.: A., DeIeon, and has just returned from
Charleston with select lot Of SPRING GOoDS'
Silk and Straw Bonnets, Ribbons; Flowers, Laces'
Gloves, Hats and Caps which will be sold Tor cash
or to puncfnal customers on the usual Terms.
Ronnets repaired and trimmed.
New York and English Fashions just received
All Tailoring done at this EStaoI!Shment war
ranted. M. N""'hno'
April l. Ia
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TAKE "A SEAT!

TAKE A SEAT!
Just received fine assortment of curl-maple
and fancy Sitting and Rocking Chairs, cane and
wood seats; together with fine assortment OF
Furniture, suth as Sofas, Book Cases, Wardrobes,
Bedsteads, fancy and plain Dressing Bureaus, DC.
For sale cheap for cash or good paper.
Jan. ). J. F. SUTHERLAND.
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Ladies', Boots and Shoes,

Ladies' Boots and Shoes,
W. Anderson g. Go. have received from PhIia'
dephia, handsome assortment OF
Ladies' colored silk Caters
Francais Cater made by
black lasting Caters Ryan Il Co.
black half Caters Philadelphia.
" Kid Slippers
Kid and Calf Walking Shoes
Misses black and colored Kid Slippers
Kid and Calf Walking Buskins
Children's fancy Bronze and black do
Mems sewed and pegged Brogans, very low
Mems Womens and Boys Shoes and Booees. OF onr own
manufacture, for sale low, by
Jan. 6. w. ANDERSON q ".
Gentlemel's Fashionable Boots,
Philadelphia made, tor sale by
Ian. 27 w. ANDERSON g. co.
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$. Il. LEVY
Will continue to act as Agent for both the Banks
in this place, and attend to any commission busi.
ness that NAV be entrusted to him.
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To Rent,

The store house on Broad street, now occupied
by Jefferson Burkley. Possession given imnedl'
ately. AppIyto ~
Jan. 3 II
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James Chestnut, jr.. E<q.is my sole Agent and
Attorney, with full power to act for Inc IN settling
the Estate fthc late DR.. George R'y ynods: and no
other person is authorised to use my name or 10 re-
ceve money or grant discharges Of the said Estate
unless specially empowered in wiring ny hl'n or
myself. MARY REYNOLDS
Adm'x of G. Reynolds.
March 81, 1S47
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Committed.

Committed, T
To the Jail of Kershaw District, a NEGRO
WOMAN, named Tenah, who ssys she belongs tn
Mrs. Jones at Liberty Hill. Said woman is about
% years old. The owucr is requested TO- come
forward. comply with the law and take her away.
June %. [26 III OH robson, Jailer
Notice. ras ar,fi
Three months from this date shall apply for scrip
for one share Camden Branch Rail Road which has been
lost ar mislnid. s. k.GifFOkD.
may 9, 1913. 20 r. 81 ~
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WHEELWRIGHT
AND
BLACKSMITH'S SHOP.

The subscriber takes this method Of thanking
his friends for their patronage and would respect
fully inform the citizens of Camden and. persons re-
siding in The country, that he is still to be found at
his old stand, corner of Rutedge and Market.sts.
where he will be glad to supply any one in wan! Of
good Wagons, Carts, Wheelbarrows, or any other
Nork in his line, having fine supply of seasoned
Oak and Ash Plank, Spokes, Hubs. &c. Also, :
quantity of Tier and other Iron and Boxes, tor ell
ther iron or wooden Axleirees.
Jan. 4. ROBERT l.. TWEED.
lTA good Blacksmith wanted.
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Fashionable Clothing.

FaShiOn:ibIc Clothing.
We are now receiving from New-York, onr stock Of
Ready-madc Clothing made in the latest and most fash.
ionablc style, viz:
Super Black. Dress and Frock Goats:
Do Sacks;
Brown and Olive Frock Goats;
Business Coats of various Styles and made OF hand
some materias
Cloth, Beaver Cloth and Pilot Overcoats;
Vests Of various styles; Pants &c;
With fn supply Of Shirts, Under Garments, Su'pen'
ders busting Stocks t:ravas Gloves. ilosery &c,
ali of which will be sold at the very lowest prices BY
Oct ~ w ANDERSON a. co.
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New York. Scptemher 9th, l847.

New YORK. September 9th, lSi7.
Nessrs WYATT & Observation-Disclosures am constrain.
ed to give YOU statement of the benefit derived from
using Dr. tpnams Electuary, in case of Piles by SO do
ing shall render bcndt to those who are suffering from
that troublesome disease was reduced for several years
by the Piles so much that it was with great difficulty for
me 10 walk or attend my business also suffered from
which am pleased to cay boxes of the Eectu entire
" removed; and that my health is better than has
been for many years has done me- and my family since
more good and with less expense than all the physicians to
whom have applied. or medicine that have used
Irernain, still in perfect health. -
Your ob't servt. NELSON NEWTON,
230 Spring street, cor. Renwick.
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C. NIATHESON,

AT HIS OLD STAND OPPOSITE DAVIS HOTEL
In Equity.-Lancaster District.
NJ. e. Heath.
Va. Petition for Relief.
John G. Carnes, ct al
1t appearing 10 my satisfaction, that John C..
Carnes, defendant in the above petition is absent
from. and resides beyond the limits of the State:
On motion OF Wright, Solicitor for Petitioner, or
dered that the said John e. Carnes do answer plead
or demur to The petition in the above case, on or
before the 10Th day of July, 1913, otherwise judg-
ment pro confesso will bc entered against him.
JAMES H. wITHERsPoON, c. f. L. D.
Comm'rs. Office March II, lS46. 81
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New York. November 2. 1947.
Messrs Wyatt & observation-disclosures consider it
duty which snly you, but to my fellow beings
to speak in praise of DR.. Uphams Electuary, medicne
which think has saved my life. and restored TO full
health For several years was ufcted with Piles. ogeth-
er with Dyspepsia. and general arrangement Of the syS
tenn ployed different physicians, with no good result
and they at least told they could do for and
said that must die thus had given up all hopes of ever
having my health restnred until had called TO mind the
benefits that nephew Of mine in Philadelphia BENJAMIN
PerciraD had derived of chronicle dyren
terry by your medicine that purchased box, which, to
nv surprise after taking few Doses received great re-
lef and thank God by continuing it's that am
stored to perfect health. MRS. SARAH T. AMES,
l42 Mercer street.
NoTIcE-The genuine Uphams Elsctuary has his writ
ten signature thus tA. upham, NJ. d. The hand Is al
so done with the pen. Price 81 box.
Sold wholesale and retail by WYATT e. KETCHAM,
l2l Fulton street, n Y. and Druggists generally through
out the United States and Canades.
J. R. McKAIN. Agent for Camden, S. c.
March % ~
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Branch of the Bank of the State Of South.Car<
lima, at Camden. N ,-..4

All Renewal Notes for this Branch during the
nine weeks commencing on the first day Of June
past, must have the original signatures Of the ma.
kers and endorsers. H"A
u During the above specified time Notes sign
ed by Agents will not be received. 'fats
d. J.. DESAUSSURE, Cashier.
June 5, lS4S. 23 st ,,,.
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In Equity--Lancaster District.
Dr.. D. p. Bush Va, w. e. Raines, Jonathan Doug
lass, Molcy Martin, ct al. Bill to surrogate and
sell Real Estate sc. 3W gaI
1t appearing tc my satisfaction, that NJ. s. Per-
ry and Molcy Martin. two of the defendants to the
Bill filed in the above case. are absent from and
beyond The limits Of Stale: On motion Of Clinton,
compainanl's so"itor. it is ordered that the said
Defendants, NJ. S. Perry and a!olcy Martin do'ap-
pear and answer, plead or demur 10 the Bill ID the
above case, on or before the 22d daytf October,
lS4s, othsrwise judgment pro confesso will BE- Or
dered against them. 2se5f
JAMES H. WITHERSPOON, c.EL.n
Comn,'rs Office June 9 1913. RI 51l
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All persons having demands against the Estate
of John H. Anderson, will hand them in to the
Administrator legally attescd. within the time
prescribed by law,and all persons indebted to the
said estate, will make immediate payment 10
JAMES X. MckAlN, Admir-.
Au0 1Sd7
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by most rsbd political dsmssoguss So far IS revs-
nue. alone u concerned, could adopt more liberal
tariff than any other nation in .xst-noe but that 10
by NO means the whole aim and object II the measure
have various important interests which yet In
their infancy and struggling against the
capitals and the long experience Of foreigners and
Is necessary that proper discru,inati"ns shou be
made In The tariff for the projection Of these interests
With udicous alterations In the present set all these
points would be covered and the necessity of the pas
rspe af q new law removed We have seen. 10 the
short time the act Of 1886 has been In operation that
the revenue has been too large, having annually ex-
ceed~d the ordinary expenditures Of the COVER
several millions Of dollars that has promoted exces-
sivs importatops, and has indebted largely to fo
reign nations, In the face Of exports,
continued II would be much better for ell classes II
the revsnue fell short Of the and the de-
fcienoy was made up by issue OF treasury notes;
and II would be good policy to make suoh alterations
in our commercial systemS IS would bring about such
desirable result The lower he average rate of duty
the larger the importatons must be to give certain
revenue; and the larger they will be- - foreign manu-
lecturers flood markets with tn ir fabrics
which compelled to pay our own proc uct',
gold and silver Excessive import dera ugs
the currency create trading and all those di.as
ters which follow speculation and should be our DO
hey to restrict rather than encourage them BY spe
cial acts Of Congress-
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TsJIor's majority. >. / $40 Clay's maj. O-o
Tsylof's gain In II counties. ............... sl4
There are SO counties In the State Folks mai ority
over Clay 2147.
In the above counties there Is = large wing gain
over the vote for members of Congress in October,
when the democratic majority in the State wa, OILY
about $50
Georgia has undoubtedly gone for cold Zaek," by
alarge majority, probably however, not so large %
that of sold Tip" in 1870 which was S,S4o
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There Is Something In n Name, depend
vron It, We Tor tee the name II ksox withous
I'm king OF tie great Scottish rvorm.r Of soths Knox
tausl osppush,d In neve mean Knox the ceebr ted
hn,,eg rs Fulton street The unms aksDy Of
eeius IN hs wsy, will sell hat Is hat leete tho
cher pes You ANY idea d dis &c fas dur
tie Ia most fu aud fashionable and well do
serving The atten ton Of thoss about " pvruAase.
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VOTE FOR MEMBERS OF THE ASSEMBLY
THE WEEKLY HERALD.
THE RETURNS OF THE GREAT ELECTION.
&c. sc.

The Weekly Herald to contain the full popular vote
s1s44 and the returns Of the great election Of 1s4s
far received will be published at nine O'Clock to-
morrow morning 1t will also contain the late news
from Europe, received by the America. This will be
. most valuable sheet and should DO preserved BY
every ono. Single copies sixpencs.
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Tsyor's gain. 26i
We prefer to compare the above returns With the
votes between Harrison and Van Buren, In 1870 to the
election Of 1874, between Clay and Polk because the
run between Harrison and Van Buren, was the closest
ever made In the State at Presidential election Van
Vuren's majority Harrison was 3s2; aud In 30
counties and towns 1t will be seen Taylor as gained
264leavpg to be gained In about 100 coun miles
to hear from to carry the State We not ssnsuine
that this be done but the returns received are
suBcent TO alarm MIR Ritchie. who few days since,
declared In the Onion that Vruin MIA safe for Csss
and Butler by a large moi ori,y IL the demoor Ats
carry the State against Olo Zsck, IL viii BE- tight
squeeze.
TO which we refer for pa rticulsrs.
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No soi OF
~ specn world The lis est
carefully sustained by mahay only pictures
give unve.sal sa'' faction
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u ahe esJ 40 "u
n an are q, ces.ated 70 HiL the n,mitab at NJ
- Nassau street. where may also % ot.ned his inaoe on
the growth VI the ~s'f
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IAyIofs msJof1ty: 2bU9 Clay'smaJ. BOG
Tay ors gain in five counties =. 800
Ciay's majority in the State was..............1l lib
The telegraph reports that l6 counties heard from
show q Wig gain Of 146 on the Governors vote Of
lS47-when the wing majority Ia the State Oi5.
rsylors majority (says the despatoh) not less
60DO
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Boots! Boots,! All who ar. An

Boots 4! BOOtss! All who are In want of an
Gle winch Tor cteatnes elegance, bs
should not forget Gov YOuns Fulton and
Nassau str,e opposite office aft 500 "A
90 me al 50 5O Wsterp oof Boots from 81 TO So Patent
Leather Boots Caters Shoes and Slippers equ Nv NV
THE DOCTOR
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nR. RAupH's PRACTICAL PRIVATE TREATISE On 90.
II hstnre mpons Consequences reuedies sna
genital including mssurst'o, rcnr- die
eases bling tgiven other work &c. "a
ads ped 10 every Of both sexes THIS the truly
useful work sui written ~ plain isnxua the re
o;S. ali medicines faithfully given u intendd pricd
cay usefu every every 9th edition. -! pe
Pvice al NAV OF the author n Grecnwieh street.
mailed free by most of the bco scin the US
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lar RALPH, AUTHOR or TIE "PRACTICAL PRIVArB
IL Treatise So IS Greenwich strset-ofice hours TO II
tsundAy excepedl These who apply in e cary
w be surprised the rapidly and little
attending their cure chiefly however th, ho have .ui
tered from csrsn class people who properly appreciates
his rvicea In structure from lite rs ncre to lie mors
advanced and distressing from uncommon advsnAse
and practical he afford rpd easy aae
radical which, be has ground for sstns can No ontsS
from othe sour~e IN Arercs
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lar COOKS RExEDY Fox IN1EapEaAN E-rdiS
~ ar st OF the rebrate hiss been much improved
os the asst year and tie Will ursnt
ever, rtiupc tie money pnce 81 "ote It'd
hoeae sud retail New York the Doot 80 ,.Shors
ga CIur,h in Boston by W. Fowe i3S Nsshugss
tt,eet Philadelphia by A. AID Dickson coroor Firth
sSfuoe ste; 10 New ORLEANS BY D. Nryht w, oil Chsrues
stYpet, ard ia Cincinnati by n y. Hnman
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C0MhERCIAL APPAIRL

Thursday, Nov. O.

Ihursuoy, Now DO p. Nj.
The improvement noticed for the past few days In
the stock market, gave way to day, and the market
closed heavy ~ the decline. At the first board, Hsr-
lem fell of u per cent Farmers Loan, \; Canton
~ Erie Railroad new, 4 Long Island, y; Reading
Railroad went up M all others closed at prices ourren
yesterday, but the tendency is downward.
The European has had no effect upon the
markets, one way or the other. Commercially, the
accounts similar to those have received BY Sc
verSl previous steamers, and there is not ray Of
hope for any immediate Improvement. Cotton con.
tnues to sink and is to form any idss of
where the stopping point is. Corn remains without
any material alteration, and the demand continued
limited. The only favorable feature is the advance
in psos; but that does not amount to much, and
the result entirely of local causes. American Sc
curites quiet. There had been sales of United
States 6s at o. The supply Of State stocks on the
London market was larger than usual
Counterfeit 3s ON the Commercial Bank of Burliu0
ton, are in circulation at Boston, which are wall
calculated to deceive the most cautious Il ia An al
teration from Commercial Bank Gratiot Michigan
vignette steamboat and vessel of war; ship under full
TAIL city in the distanceobserve the word burlington
is spelt tan" instead of =" ton"
A new counterfeit FIVE dollar bill on the Salem Rank
Of Massachusetts, is in circulation. The vignette IL
view u Long wharf,, boston, Win ship depar ting
steamer coming in, etc.; the left end l. an Indian
sitting rock, with bow in left hand right foot
uprased dog sitting by his sids The right end re.
presents stalks of wheat and corn with the word
through the centre 1t is letter A. payable to bearer
and dated April 1886 1t bears the signatures of tho
proper oacers which are pretty good INIT atoms The
paper is very light, and the note larger than tho
genuine
The receipts Of the Macon and Western Railroad
Company, for the month Of October in each Of tho
naat two wears. were as annexed
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Net democratic majority. ..............34s
Surprising these counties to me iu average
the at the Governors election Ia Ocobsr and
Taylors majority in the State will excssd thousand
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superior wig sheua cell the agos
the United States at Medhursts Heards No. n
Lane Ao Rrad % crg hair froa. hra d. and other
ornamental hair. The trade supplied Cat tAis oxt.
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SANDS, LENT cos HlrrOPR tRAN ARENA. aND
~ Crcus.-Last Week.-Mrs. Mammoth Establishment "A
largest and most expensive Of the kind exsa s unx opss
for short time only, ghth near the Onera Hons
where exhibitors are given daily The poormaoces Is
abandonment include the ieats ohans Canal. ,,nc
Horses and unequaled troupe Trick Pons sc.,h.r r.;
the ncs Of splendid corps Equestrian and -
Artists Admission % cents Children under len n ~ N -
Doors at 6s o'clock Performances ~ occI
Periomanoe odnesday and SATURDAY afernoon nock
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MARX rwArRRyRIDAY EVENING. NOVEMBER 10.
Ch sn.ear.roo of NJ n PIsoide-WIl b. psrorDed the

DARK TBEArRE-vRIDAY HvENNo, NOVEMBER 10.
Fifth appearance Mr. II. PisodeWU b psrforDed the
SCHOOL FOk SCAN DAL-sir Potter 1, azo Mr. rAelds
Oliver Surface Mr. Gilbert Charles Surface M O. Barrett
trsbue-. MT w. Is. Chapman; Moses Mr. T. Pacide; Lady
nfsrce enuted NABOB roK AN H0URaMr rranp'o.. Mr..
MoorNouse Sam Hobbs Mr. u. Plscids Dick Dnmpy Mr. T.
Pisode Miss iese. Mr. wslco; Nancy Ms Kn'sh. Dress
Circle 70 Family Circle 80 oerts Upper boxes = oentx
Pit N cents; Gallery '2N nts Doors open 81 before.
performs to commence At7k-
QOwIKY THEATRk-FRIDAY EVENING. NOV. TO-
- Will DO performed tho Play eatifled iNE fiN- ~ -
MI Iesson Mr. SCOTT Laura Lesson Miss Weymsa Aftsr
which, the new drama called LIFE-Badnora, Mr. Hall
Mr. Milford Mr. Ton; Augustus Fusle Mr. Winane Barbara
Milford MIRA Tltous aesy Bright hs Sutherland After which
viii appear the New Orleans Senaders In their Negro Iustrs
tons 10 be followed by the comedy Of LOLA MONTHS
To conclude with the second part Of Negro Illustrations BY
the New Orleans reuade Doors open Of 6k-prformsnos
70 att precisely Boxes Is cents Fit and Galley.
In seAta
CAANfRAUD NEW NATIONAL THEATRE, FORMERLY
" CtssnAn-fnaay EVENING November TO- the performance
PlRAIE-i hatod Crane Mr. Burke; Murrel, Mr. Dawos;
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