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The Sumter banner. [volume] (Sumterville, S.C.) 1846-1855, 1849-05-16
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:
sg The subscriber, throngh the solicitation of his
friends, has made TO stand his cele-
btated Horse D Uo oEPil ii. IN Sumter,
District, ,the ensuing Spring. Sud Horse niay
be expected to- pass Through ssnn,tesril he, by
4 Fulton. and perhaps Stateburg, and in The Fetlk
Of Black River; and any otlitr place Where snf.
ficently eneonraged and vei,isht 10 his rontcs
which viii DO determined bS the groom.
'snrfnss isncephalus, Jr., will be lat 10
TO insure; a5 cents 70 the groom ii. erqfy in.
stance. Parting with ihe mare far teiis tka in.
7snrance IN every instp Every sase sgiil he
taken TO prevent ccdonts, but no bIiity sefd
any occur. NJ vs. 10
IN. ID. Whero a company Of 6 or is n,sire es & Ia
nIade up by responsible persons. and ihe ftoras
aud Groom furnished free of Charge as he Is pass.
ing round throngh The feaso,h l viii fedate sshts
season 10 s ], nnd Tho Insurance, To- 81 Issi,s
also give Tho sarne ehnnes 70 al ltnse feel
dspescd 10 patsonizei my nofsc upci, said lesis
urd co.ioitiotis. y s. -
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The subscribers would respectfully inform
their friends, and customers that they are
now receiving their SPRING STOCK, from
New-Y York and Charleston, which they will
sell as low as can be purchased in this place,
either for cash or TO approved customers.
All we ask Is that you give us a call and
examine for yourselves, and we doubt no..
that ample satisfaction will be given.
BROWN, LEE 81 Co.
Sumtervile, % Feb, 1910. gls If
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1849-07-19

SALE OF REAL ESTATE. We under
stand that the beautiful residence of DR..
Hall, on King street, has been purchased
by WILLIAM LAWRENCE, Esq, of Norfolk,
Conn.-NOrtkamptOn Courier.
Sorry to hear it. Mr.. LAWRENCE is
one Of the most faithful and efficient
Wings in Litchfeld county, and withal
whole-souled gentleman. If we must
lose him, however, we take pleasure in
commencing him to the good graces' OF
the noble brotherhood Of Wings in the
Bay state.
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1849-07-19

Al the late annual meeting Of the Litch6eld
cOunty Temperance Society, holden ct Corn
wall Bridge, on the fourth Tuesday of June,
the following resolutions were adopted.
ResOIred, That we cordially invite the Sons
Of Temperance to send delegates to Our meet
lnss, and to cooperate with Us in our affairs
to suppress the traffic in and Use Of inlOxica-
ting drinks.
ResciUed, That If the candidates fOs civil
office, selected by the nominating b''dies of the
leading political parties in this State, wish for
the suffiage of the true friends Of Temperance.
they must give manifest proof Of their being
thorough going Temperance men.
Veted, That the next meeting Of the Soci-
ETY. be held at Warren, on the fourth Tuesday
Of AUGUST, at 10 o'clock, A, N.
P. S. BEEBEs Secretary.
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1849-07-19
Death Of Mrs. Madison.

Mrs. D. P. MADISON expired at 10.
IA o'clockP, M. yesterday evening. at
her residence in this city.
Washington Republic, 18th:
Mrs. Madison was the widow of James
Madison, fourth President of the United
States. She was born member of the
ociety Of Friends in Virginia about the
year 1870. Her maiden name was Paine.
She was young when her father removed
to Philadelphia. When some twenty
years old she married lawyer by the
name of Todd who died in less than
three years after the marriage: She had
one son by him who still lives in Virginia.
She married Mr.. Madison at Philadel-
phia in the year 1874, when he was
member of Congress. During his Pres
idency Mrs. Madison did the honors of
the White House with eminent grace
and dignity, and has since constantly &C.
cupied distinguished place in society
at Washington and Virginia. She leaves
no children except Mr.. Todd.
IN. Y. Tribune:
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1849-07-19

she words "lhe 6lteeath day Of Sepsrmber, =
Gor the words /" The fflesnth day Of October"
where the same occur in said section.
SIC. g. All warrants issued for the CDlIec-
lIon Of Gaes imposed BY virtue 0f the act 20
which this Is an addition, may be directed
to q sheriff, deputy SheTIa, or constable aad
the officers to whom the same are directed
and delivered, shall serve and return the
same according 10 the directions therein
given, and all warrants I'D issued SHALL be
made tesurnable Ia forty days from the date
thereof, and all sheTiaS, deputy SheTitfs, and
cOnStableS, may execute within their re"
speclive prtciNctS. aRy warrant directed TO
them aud all such warrants issued BY any
military officer, shall he for the saIisfac>
ton Of such fine, with lawful fees for servi>
ces, aud seven,een cents more for the war;
rant, uMd shall be grained as we'll against
the boiy Of the delinquent, if Of the age Of
twenty. one years, as against his goods and
chaslels. and IL not OF SOJh age, as well
against the body OF the father Of such de-
Iinquenl as aRainS: the goods or chattels of
such father and the form Of sGch warrants
shalt be made cOnEormable to the provision
Of this SECTION
To hi eonfsn ued
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1849-07-19

Another brave Man Fallen.-The
death Of Col. Duncan. at Mobile, adds
another to the melancholy triumphs Of
the destroyer. Col. Duncan was ma
tive OF. Orange County, in this State:
Throughout the Mexican war he was one
Of the brightest ornaments ofthe service,
always ct the post Of danger-and equal
10 any emergency. "Duncan's battery, %
10 often mentioned In tho dispatches Of
our Generals. and always with the high.
oct appreciation. He was promoted % Q
colonclcy from the rank Of o lieutenant
or captain, for meFitoEious services.
JoaFmal Commevae.
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1849-07-19
WATERBURY BANK.

At meeting of the Stockholders of
Waterbury Bank, held at their banking
house on the / It'll inst. the following ma
med gentlemen were chosen Directors for
the ensuing year:
Bennett Bronson, Aaron Benedict,
Philo Brown, s. NJ. Buckingham, N. ].
Buel, Lyman w. Coe, Nathaniel B.
Smith, and Hubert Scovill.
At subsequent meeting Of the B oard,
Bennett Bronson, Esq, was reelected
President, and D. Ames, Jr. Cashier
Waterbury Americau.
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1849-07-19
oLDEN TINES IN CONNECTICUT.

The following document, among 9TH
ers, was recently found in the garrett Of
ancient house in this city. 1t is coma
mended to the attention of those croak-
ers who, dissatisfied with the present,
IRE continually commencing the "good
Did times"
To Daniel Regtord, of Cornwall, IN
LitchfeH County, GREETING:
Whereas, Daniel Rexford, of Corn
wall, in Liteh6eld County, on ye 2sth
day of instant September, in Cornwall,
seized, took up and secured negro man.
servant or slave, travelling in Cornwall,
in ye County aforesaid, without anv
ticket or pass, and brought him We sd.
negro slave before me, ye subscribing
authority to be examoned as ye law di .
reefs, and upon examination Of sd. slav @
l find that sd. slaves name is Jubey, and
that he, ye sd. slave, belongs and is We
property Of Amos Bochford, of New
Haven, in sd, County of New Haven,
and has run away from his sd. master We
sd. Amos aforesaid.
These are, therefore, in his Maiesty's
name. to command you to take We sd.
Jubey or negro man slave now in your
custody, and him safely return to his sd.
master or owner, We sd. Amos Bochford,
aforesaid, as We law directs. Dated at
Cornwall, We, 2sth day of September,
A. ID. l777.
HEMAN SWIFT, Just. Of Peace.
JUSTICES FEES FOR EXAMINATION AND THIS
WORANf.
Sept. %, A. d. 1870.
{ S. d,
Paid for breakfast for ye
negro, 900
More for help for taking and
binding ye negro. O2O
More for dinner for myself and
sd. negro. Ol2
More for one Mug Of flip, 90 10
Sept. 20, for lodging, biters
&c. OOS
Sept. 20, for breakfast and
bitters, 90 10
-
60 60
New Haven Journal;
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1849-07-19

Death Of LittlSohn.-The Western
Olive Branch. published at Independence
Indiana, states that Augustus Littlejohn.
the celebrated Revivslist, recently died
in the Ohio Psnitertiary. whittier he had
been sent under the assumed name Of
Hamilton. but just previous TO his death
acknowledged that he was none other
than Littlejohn the Revivalist.
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1849-07-19
TIE poDe.--We leart, chat bis H0li

The Pope.-We learn that his Holi.
ness is living at Gaeta In very handsome
style, that the King of Naples sent him
06, 200 crowns, the Emperor of Russia
$4,000 crowns, the Queen of Spain q
very large sum, and in every city captur-
ed by the Austrians heavy sum has
been collected, to pay the expenses of
the Pope while in exile, and that from the
moment he left the city of Rome to 20
into voluntary exile he has been in the
receipt of large amounts to meet his
mere contingent expenses.
". Y. Star.
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1849-07-19
Lelnan Church, Esq.

AhO NChtA VI IHAS UASUAhS "1SH>W AAANAA
Der Of the legal profession, though long
anticipated by his attending physician and
by his more immediate circle Of family
friends, was still an unexpected event to
the public, and one that will long be res
membered with regret.
Within few years the Litchfeld coun-
ty Bar has been deprived Of some of it's
brightest ornaments. The venerable
CALVIN BUTLER, and his two sons who
gave such promise Of professional Sue
cess NATHANIEL PERRY of New Milford,
and NATHANIEL P. PERRY of Kent, gentle
men of excellent attainments the accom-
plished and amiable WATSON, victem
of untimely disease, SpRAGUE of Wood
bury; our lamented and gifted brother,
JOSEPH H. BELLAMY of Bethlem, the last
of family name long known in our his
tory, and famed alike for Intellectual gifts
and moral qualifications; and lastly, the
gentleman whose remains are just con-
signed to the grave.-have all passed
away with the rapidity Of events transpir-
ing in dream, leaving the brotherhood
to which they belonged, and upon which
they shed so benign an influence, dismcm-
bered and painfully bereaved.
The death of Mr.. CHURCH brings the
minds Of those who survive him and with
whom few months ago he mingled in
the busy scenes of litigation, to a painful
pause. The associations of almost half
a century are broken up; the public must
look doubtingly for counsel to other sour
ces-new houses of refuge must be open
ed for the wronged and injured.
Mr.. CHURCH was born in Salisbury,
Conn, ON the 22d of June, 1904. lie
commenced the study of the law at an
early age, under the direction of the Hon.
James Gould of Litchfeld, and was ad-
mitted to the Bar in this county, as ap-
pears by our records, at the March Term
of the County Court, 1915. He appears
to have struggled for some years with
the disadvantages incident to an imper-
feet early education; but talents and ap-
plication triumphed over every obstacle,
and placed him at the head Of his profes-
sion. Few men have had SO large a
share of public confidence, and few have
so well deserved it.
Aside from his merits as an astute and
able lawyer, he wa; a trusty friend, an
affectionate husband, and an indulgent
father.
His death will cast deep gloom over
the forum where his clear voice has SO Of
ten touched the heart with pity, or flush.
ed the cheek with indignation, for suffer
ing humanity or violated justice.
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1849-07-19

Of Connecticut. Men who, under the
banner Of free soil, are fighti' g for Office,
will no doubt be anxious to keep up the
uniOn-and they will continue to bargain
away the votes Oftheir party, for the pet
ty hOnOrs to be derived from q probate
Office, the title of Justice
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1849-07-19

~ A Convention of colored men Of
Connecticut will be holden at New Ha-
ven on the 22d day Of August next, to
consider their political condition, and
devise measures for their elevation and
advancement"
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1849-07-19

~We learn from the New York OBJ
server, that the Rev. FREDERIcK BUEL, of
this village, has been appointed an Agent
Of the American Bible Society for Cali
fornia.
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1849-07-19

NEw-ENsLAED SocIETY.-The New
England Society of N. Y. have appoin-
ted DR.. Bushnell of Hartford, as their
Orator for next Forefathers' Day, Dec.
22. It is understood that DR.. Bush
nell has accepted the appointment.
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1849-07-19
LlTCHFIELD ENQUIRE
LITCHFIELO, JAIy 10, 1919.
To BE continued,

EEOur friends and readers will please
have patience with us until we get thro'
with the publication Of the Laws. We
hope to finish them in our next.
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1849-07-19

CRoLERA.-The number Of deaths in
New York from cholera, during the week
ending July Ia. was o74--numbsr Of
cases O7e.
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1849-07-19

Rev. DR.. Beecher.-The Boston Jour-
nal, upon authority, contradicts the re-
port that DR.. Lyman Beecher intends to
return to the East to reside. He will re-
main connected with the Lane Seminary.
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1849-07-19

THuaLow wxRn EdlloF Of The Albany
Evsalag JoaEaal. has been severely ~ IScla
"a attack ef he cholera. He vas attached
wAIle On Ats way from New York 10 Albany.
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1849-07-19

uoa iaesmmans q said ssea@boas o. vessel
as IL time shah On beiag daly conytesed
aheruog On gle esunly cOuEt, forfeit and pay
one hundred dollars, one bait In the person
who shall prosecute the same 10 effect, and
the other half 10 the county treasurer, ani
shall also be liable TO three fold damages
80 the person whose property shall lie inja-
red thereby.
JOHN c. LEWIS,
Speaker or the House of Representatives.
THOMAS DACKUS,
Speaker OF the SENATE,
JOSEPH TRUMBULI.
Approved, June 18th, lS4S.
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Secretary Of State % q before the Grs, day

Secretary u state On q were the hrsl Day
Of said session.
JOHN C. LEWIS,
SpeakcrOf the House Of Representative
JOSHUA b. FERRIS,
President of the Senate, pro TEN.
JOSEPH TRUMBULL.
Approved, June 22d, ls4O.
CHATTER xxVk.
An AcG In addition 10 "An Act reluliag to
the GeReSal Assembly,"
Sec I. BE Il enacted BY The SeRate
and House Of Representatives. in General
assembly. convened, All acts Of incOrpor
alton by bill OF reSolaliOa, aud all acts 10
amendment or alteration lherruEs SHAFT, be-
fore the same shall be considered, be print
ed for the use OC the General Assembly, at
the expense Of the parties applied therefor.
JOHN c. LEWIS,
Speaker of the House OF RepreSen eaiives
JOSHUA q. FERRIS,
President of the Senate, mo RrnN
JOSEPH TRUMBULL.
Approved June 29d, ls4Y.
CHAPTER xxx.
Be Il eaneted By the Senate and House
Of Representatives., in Geaerol assembly,
convened, That at the commencement of
every session Of the General Assembly, it
shall be the duty Of the Secretary Of State
to issue proposals for the printing and bind.
ing the public acts posted at such session,
aRd the journal OF the Senate aAd Of the
tlouse Of Representatives, when the same
shall be ordered 10 be published according
70 law. stating the form, quality AID guam
iity M the work required, And TO make the
contract uron the best terms he can; pro-
pided, that the journals of the Senate and
II 'use Of Representatives OF the present ses>
sim Re exempted froM the provision Of this
acl>
JOHN C. LEWIS.
+ Speaker Of the House of Representatives.
JOSHUA B FERRIS,
Presiden, of the Senate, pro ten.
JOSEPH TRUMBULL.
Approved, June 22, lS49.
CHAPTER XXI.
An Act in addition to can Act concerning
Lands"
Be It esucted BY the Senate and House
of Representatives. in General assembly,
conferred, That conservators may release
to the mortgagor, his heirs or assigns, the
interest Possessed in mortgaged property,
by their respective ward[s] as mortgages,
whenever the mortgage deot is satisfied.
JOHN C.. LEWIS,
Speaker Of the House Of Representatives.
THOMAS BACKUS,
President Of the Senate
JOSEPH TRUMBULL.
Approved, June 18th, 1919.
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there is hereby appropriated the bonus De-
derived from The Aartfi,rd County Bank
aAd the interests which may accrue thereon,
from which the SUM Of twenty-five hundred
dollars. annually, for the term Of four years
Ahail be paid to said Trustees, with said
isteresi, BY order OF the Comptroller, on the
Treasurer Of the State NO part Of which
sam shall be expended 10 any building OF
hxtaEes for said school.
JOHN C. LEWIS,
Speaker Of The House of Representatives.
THOMAS BACKUS,
President flhe Senate.
Approved June y, iS49.
JOSEPH TRUMRULL.
CHAPTER xxiv. e..
Al Act in aileraiioa u Il An Ae. eopcern-
ing Education"
SEC. ]: Be u enacted b. the Sesat
and House Of Representatives. in Genern
AsseDsbiy, convened, The Principal of tn
State Normal School shall, be x-oficit
superintendent Of commpn schnolk, whos
du,y IL shall be 10 exercise general super
vision over the common schools Of the NIal,
to collecs Information from school visitor
In ihe lwenty>ffth secsion of the Act con
cesning Education and from other sonrces
70 prepare and submit an ANAL repcrs
The General Assembly, conlainiag a stat,
meas &c The condition 0f the common schoo
ofshe Geals, plans and sngsesiioas for a
imnrovemens anA better oEgAniRa,ioa or Il
seaauson scAou1 syssem, aRo al such N +,
tsss relating 70 HE once and 20 the in.e
esls % education as he shall desm s2ped
ems % eummunieale.
ens. q. ThAa Ghe superintendent appoiV
esAby virtue thereof be. and be Do hsEeI
anehoEszsd and directed % hold 81 ono col
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CHAPTER XIII.

CHAPTER XIII.
An Act for the establishment Of a State
Normal School.
Be It enacted by tie Senate, and House Of
Representatives., a. GenerUL assembly
cOmpemedt
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vsnieHI place On each c0eaty u The State In
the month af September, October % N0sem.
Der annually, schools q cnnVen1iOns Of
leaehers, Tor the pOtpOse Of tnslTucling 10
the best modes Of governing and teaching
our common schools, and 70 employ one
suitable person TO assist him al each Of said
schools
Sac. 3. That the compensation Ofthe So.
peTimIendenI shall be three dollars per day
in fall for his services while actually en-
pluyed in performing the duties required OF
him by law, and shall be allowed his nee.
csSaTy disbursements for travelling cxpen
Ses, stationery, printing and clerk hire, In
the business Of said Office. And the person
or persons by him employed Ia assisting Al
said school shall be allowed not exceeding
ihre dollars per day for che tiEae NccUpled
in travelling 10 and from, aud attending
said school conventional which cOmrenSa-
tion and disbursements shall be paid from
the civil list funds Of the S ate, after being
taxed and allowed BY the Comptroller, who
shaft draw al order on the State Treasurer
therefor.
SEC. 4. The superintendent Of common
schools be, and he is hereby directed to give
SeaSonable notice 10 each society Of the
times and places Of holding said schools OF
conventions, and such cher notice 10 the
teachers as he may deem expedieNA
SEC. 5, That 30 much Of the tenth Secs
tiOn Of the Act concerning Education as
constitutes the Commissioners Of the School
Fund, ex.oficiO, Superintendent of Common
Schools. and the resolves, passed in l64S,
prOviling for the employing persons 10 hold
schools ofieachers, and for holding The same
be, and the same are hereby TeVealrd.-
Preceded, that The Commissioners Of lhe
School Fund shall, ex oficio, Iemain, Su-
perinienten: Of common Schools. exercising
all the powers here,otor conferred on him,
until the principal Of the state normal
school shalt Dc appointed aud en,Cv on the
duties OF said appointment.
JOHN G LEWIS,
Speaker Of the llOnse Of Representatives.
JOSHUA b. FERRIS,
President Of the Senate, ErU tenn.
Approved. June 22l, l649.
JOSEPH TRUMBULL.
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RETAIL HARDWARE
And HOuse.BuildiDg Materials

THE undersigned receiving direct from the Manu-
n BUILDING MATERIALS. House Furnish en-
- ing Goods. Guns Pistols, etc ETC. which he ~
the mechanics Of New Orleans to call and examine e.
FISHING TACKLE Rods Hooks. Sinkem, Lines. Nets.
The undersigned also requests Tie sitsntSn e m
WIRE RAILING, for Balconies. Window Shutters.
and almost every article for the use q
every other article in the line Of railing for Enc osures Gal
Isfe sna rsnoss for Tomb Being made entirely ny ma
cast or hand wrought Rating. The undersigned having
been appointed Sole Agent for the Soah vte his friends
where orden viii g Ieceiysd FOR quantity required at
nSH Il WIN. a. BEECHER. . Charres St
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New Orleans Cattle Market.

Corrected daily for the Crescent by VINCENT WILLIAMS.
Proprietor Of the Lgfaystts Stock Landing Hotel
LAFAYETTE. Sunday. April 1.-Anved, steamer Iowa.
with 90 beef cattle Highlander with 20 calves and
So change has taken place in pnces-Beef LIST
class brings 6, I'd do 81, Sd do 4D5c b; Hogs, 30sc.
y b Sheep, eSO$4 y head Cows $25f0S35 p head !;
Hay. s14 s15 ton: Corn. 4505oc. bushe; Oats S2c.
y bushel Bran, 6Of70c p 100 h Ocake. 81 100 ID.
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of Stealing trunk from John Davis discharged from
custody by Recorder Geno thee being evidence to war
on charge of obtaining $40 from Captain Goslee of the
steamboat Autocat under false Pretences ha; been dis.
of Canain Gosee-who. for good and sufficient reasons
abandoned the charge Charles S.re arrested
charge of stealing watch belonging to Adolphe Ep
gIeha from the Second Municipality Hall has also been
discharged custody by Recorder Baldwin, Englehart
refusing to prosecute.
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P. g. E. REILLY.-IN LIQUIDATION.
AMUSEM ENTS.s
A ME RIOAN THEATR ]

II. P. GRATTAN Stage Manager
LAST NIGHT BUT ONE OF THE SEASON.
THIS EVENING Monday, April the performance will com
l. mence With THE DUMB BELLE. VIVIAN Mr. Charles; Ma
Miss LaFores To be followed by the Drama of GRAND
FATHER WHITEHEAD. Grandfather Whitehead, Mr.. G
Jamson. ..PAS SEUL, Miss To conclude
the Farce of THE CAPTAIN OF THE WATCH. Wis
DeLigny, Mr.. Charles Christina, Mrs. C. Pope.
TT Tuesday EveningLss Night Of the Season-Comp
Benefit MIR. G. W. JAMESON, which occasion will be
acted Knowiess Play of THE WIFE, together with other
attractions.
8 The Police Department Mr. L.
Prices Of Circle rs Parquee Second and
Third Tiers so cents Cred Boxes so cents Gallery IS
Il Private Boxes and Seats be secured the Office
the hours of 10 A. NJ and p NJ by applying Geo. s.
Stanley, Treasurer.
u Doors open before Performance will
quarter-past precisely. ape