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The organizer., 1849-09-29
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Mr.. EDrroR :--Permit me to call public
attention, through the Organizer, to the
present state ofthe grave yard, near town,
The ground has never been cleaned or en-
closed, both of which should be done. Dc
we not manifest little respect for the dead
thus to permit any thing and every thing to
trample on their graves.
Instead Of the graveyard here being q
place Of resort, as it is in other towns, its
present condition renders those who have
friends buried there, averse to visiting it.
How may it be remediedl
We feel sure that il an opportunity was
offered, every citizen of Oxford, and not q
few Of those living in the country. would
contribute something towards the Object
Then would suggest that a meeting ofthe
citizens be called, at suitable time, and a
committee appointed to solicit subscription
for the purpose.
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LEA AT RIoE's X RoADs.-We un.
derstand that Luke Lea and Mr.. jacob
Thompson met at this place in Panola
county. Luke, as usual, retailed his SIAN
ders of General Qditman, which were tri.
umphantIy repelled and replied to by Mr.
Thompson, We are rejoiced that some
one has taken it upon himself TO expose
Lea.
The organizer., 1849-09-29

IEvITATIos TO FATHER MArrnEw.-
The Rev. n. Morris, ons of The Edior q
the Siar ~ Trnspasaars. nsuon visit
to the Nort. psrsoudiiy presented % shs
Apostle q Temperance. ths invisaiion q
q lhs Iissi1sippi sens io Visit dis state.
He vii bs received with oPsu arms by
every TsnPsranss man IN AisEirIiipi.
The organizer., 1849-09-29


Z. p. RUSSELL. Eso.-This gentleman,
il will be seen by referring to his an.
nouncement, is candidate for Clerk Of
the Legislature, 10 meet in January. II
is needless to say to those members Of the
Legislature who know him, that he is the
most ready and elegant PeHMGn, that ever
served the Legislature in the capacity Of
Clerk. Besides, he thoroughly understands
the whole routine Of Legislation, so thai
he is never at a loss to know OrPerform his
duty. He is sound democrat, and has,
on more than one occasion, Withdrawn bis
claims TO o6ce, with the view Of prevent.
inga rhig from succeeding. One memo
rable instance occurred in the canvass fol
Clerk Of the Chancery Court, near year
ago. A Democratic Legislature cannO
kil to reward such real selfsaeriheing do
vosion 10 the party.
The organizer., 1849-09-29

GEx. oUITHAE UNlON BANK BoxDs.
III will be remembered that Lake Lea
attempted, in ha speech AZ this place, %
involve Gen. Quiiman N . ilagrant ineOn-
sislsncy upon the bond question. lie char.
red hat Gen. ouiinan bad been boud-
payer up 20 he tine Of his noniaaiioai
bat imrasdisisiy upsa lhat oVeni, changed
sbou,, and pledged hisssif 70 1eio uny ac'
Which shs legislature might pass looAias e
lie nquinGon q lkat claim. New hi
ussor a pioco wish many Cher statements
na1. ~ ihh adroii Parsizan. Gen. Gait
msn's posilioa is simply his, snd has never
tssa ofhsruise.-Hs vas, in lruih, fsvon.
tisio he payment q lhs bonaa e every
rnsn IN MissuaPpi vsllknoEI, and smPl0y-
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THE STATE OF MISSISSIPPI.
LAFAYETTK County,.
Circuit Court. Ia Vacation.

Circuit Court. IN Vacation.
IsAAc TAYLoa,
HIDRA LINDSEY,
THlS day came the plaintiff BY be-
n attorney, and il appearing that ths
attachment in this case has besn returned
levied on land, and that the defendani
has removed from the county Of Lalay-
etle, 20 that process cannot be served "a
him-lt is ordered that publication there
Of be made IN the Oxford Organizer,
newspaper Of this State, that The defendan'
appear at the next term Of The CIrcua
Court, 10 be held
On he First Monday after the FounA
Monday n October, l649,
and plead, answer OF demur 10 Plaintih :
declaration, or judgment viii be renderSi
BY default.
This 25lh day OF September, le4o.
ID. ROBERTSON, Cl'k.
BEtcHnR, Lffy. 24-4t
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FIRE AT VIOKsBURe.- learn from
the Memphis papers that a very, destruei.
i've Ere occurred at ViOksburg on the morn
ing Of the Ole, inst. Twenty buildings
were entirely consumed. The whole east
side Of the Square, on Wsshingioa street
between Grove and China. vas destroyed.
Il is u0i aSosrainnd how he Gre oriei-
-n.lsd.
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ed his pen and tongue in the endeavOr TO
persuade Others 10 ;hink so, TOO but wheA
the issue ofpaymeRt or non-payment was
fairly and satisfactorily made before the
people Of Mississippi, aud it was twice de-
cided. BY THE PEOPLE, that there was
no obligation resting on the State 10 pay
tho bonds, he was willing then, as he now
is, to let the matter rest, as an Gdjadicated
case. lie cheerfully gave up and aban-
doned position which was found to be to-
tally at variance with that Of an oVerwhel.
ming majority Of his follow-citizens. He
sacrificed his own private judgment to the
will of the masses and is he to be blamed,
and censured, and caricatured for this, by
one unknown to fame, and but imperleelly
known to the people whom he seekssio de-
ceive and hoOdwink LEAFS tact at mis-
representation is only eQualled by the hard
faced impudence with which he assails one
from whom he knows there is no answer |;
and but for our desire to vindicate the truth
Of history, and prevent violence from being
done to the unsuIlied public character Of
Gen. Quitman, who has no opportunity Of
correcting LEAFS errors, we would not
trouble ourself or the public, with so many
allusions TO his TRADE at Oxford.
The organizer., 1849-09-29

PRESIDENT az the UNIVERSITY In
our last, we noticed the arrival of Judge
I.ongstreet, Of Georgia, the newly selected
President of the University. His coming
created quite sensation among his nume-
rous and enthusiastic admirers in Oxford.
Although ho was personally unknown TO
most Of our citizens, his fame as a writer,
scholar and divine, had long preceded him,
and there we're many as anxious TO greet
him as if he had been known to them for
years. Upon seeing the Judge ride through
town in his carriage, friend remarked,
within our hearing " that IS the face Of
Ned Brace, to a certainty" II was not,
indeed, the inimitable and laughter-prOvOk-
ing Ned Brace, Of the unaPEroachable'
" Georgia Scenes" but il was, in truth, the
very man who had painted him TO the life.
His varied requirements, his long expert
ence. his kind and aHable bearing, and
above all, his knowledge Of and power to
govern Southern youth, qualify him 10
the highest degree, to preside over the Uni
vssiIy; and We predict for his adminislra-
ton the greatest popularity and the most
extensive usefulness.
We learn that he entered actively upon
lhe discharge Of his duties on Monday last
DR.. MiIlingiOn, Of the Chair Of Chemistry
has not yet arrived, bu. is daily looked for i.
When he returns all the Chairs viii be
flled.
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A London letter Of the 2fth Of Aug.
states that Mr.. Bancrofl, our late Mn
ister 70 England. win return 70 the
United States Ia 3 few weeks. Dur
ing bis residences in Bondon be has Oh
lained many valuable materials Cor
bis History Of the Uniiod Slateb.--
he has also searched tie public libra.
RES Of naiis fof important infonma.
.tioa c0nnooted With this work.
The organizer., 1849-09-29

FRoM ROUND lsLAND.-We refer the
reader to interesting intelligence in refer
ence TO the Round Islanders, extracted
from the Paulding Sentinel, Of this State.
Il seems that fhe expedition is now fairly
on foot, having eluded both Gen. Taylor
and bis man Randolph, who made such a
fool Of himself in the matter Of hand. bil
brapado, rhich he had 70 take back. We
hope that the bold and indefatigable Capt.
White, met with an suspicious gale that
waited him quickly to Cuba. In a short
time il may be written down, that Cuba Is
ours!
The organizer., 1849-09-29

0-The Rev. A. B. LoHosrREET, Pres.
ident Of the University, viii preach in the
Presbyterian Church in this place, tO-mOr.
row Sabbath } at l o'clock, A. M.
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or We zee il stated h our exchanges.
shai Col. JEFF Davis intends 70 rbh d,
Northeru ooanliss, between lhis tine sni
the election.
The organizer., 1849-09-29

OIFORD DIVISION s. OF Ton Mon
day night last the following persons were
elected officers Of this Division, for the
present term. We are pleased TO hear
that il is more than likely that this Division
has received, from recent occurrences, a
new and lively impulse 10 the great cause
in which il is embarked. We do hope
that the real friends Of Temperance will
no, discontinue their efforts to drive in,em.
perance from this community. From pre-.
tended friends, no good cause can reasOna.
bly, expect any thing. Let Us, then, stand
siea1fast 70 the cause, the cause Of all
mankind
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anime it for himself The law Of the
State is now sealed book to ninety.
nine hsndredths Of the people and yet
"ignOraHtia legis, nemiHcn excasat," is u
maxim which has all the fearful force Of
Legislative enactment, Ignorance Of
the ldW ercGsetk no man !" and yet the
system itself disqualiRes the great masses
to know what the law is. What absurdity
and injustice The bloody tyrant who
had his laws written in miniature letters and
then elevated. above the eye-sight Of his
subjects, so they could not read them. did
not act with greater unreasonableness and
rank injustice, than the Government which
recognizes laws and obligations in thOus-
ands Of UOlUmes, which are, to all intents
and purposes, sealed against the masses,
WHO ARE BOUND TO OBEY THEM. To be
a l0iCyer, or in other words TO knOU The
rights guaranteed 10 us, and the obligations
imposed BY the Government, ." tueabrafones
Uiginti dnHOrsm," are required--diligeRt
researches for t'centy years. Mis- is the
time allotted for the acquisition Of the ldaV,
OF, in plain words, to know our rights and
obligations, by On eminent English law
yer, who wrote something less than hun
dred years ago. The mass has been in
creasing ever since, until it has acquired
such huge POnderOsitg that the very sight or
mention OG il is sufficient TO throw man
into fits. And it continues TO increase in
volume. When its dimensions are to be
diminished, we leave the ''IeGrned tn lazU"
to determine. But We are becoming te.
dious and will conclude for the present
for We intend to recvr 70 the subicct-by
again calling for convention to reform the
law out oC chaos-to reform it out Of the er.
clnsiue lnOTledge Of The feaO-tO reform it to
the comprehension Of ALTO reform it al
its barren forms, its senseless verbiage,
its errors and its iargOn.
The organizer., 1849-09-29

Ths Fosi ofico in orfad yin bs
Kept fs The future % TIE souib fids 4 lhs
pubiic tquars.
The organizer., 1849-09-29


VINO Is LUKE LEA 9--Ile is the TAYLOR
Republican Candidate for Governor, nOmi-
mated by not more than three or four, per-
haps half dozen wings, in Jackson, after
the position had been rendered 10, and re-
fused by. all the leading wings Of the State,
who, il was thought, could rally the broken
and almost disbanded. forces o: whiggery.
When it could not be pushed upon any one
else, few wings about Jackson brought
out the delectable name Of LUXE LEA y
So in point Of fact, he's nO' the candidate Of
any party, but the nominee Of a little Jack:
son clique, who take upon themselves the
government Of all the wings Of the State.
lie is a chance shOt purely-a candidate
by the mersst accident that ever made a
big man OF small materials, and YET His
Aecidency has the efrontery TO make a
tour of the Slalc---not with the hope Of
being elected, for this has not entered into
his mind-but for the purpose Of assOiling,
villifying, and misreprcsenling Gen. John
A. Quilman, tho favorito and idol Of both
parties the man, who, without having at
any time, relinquisheda solitary democrat.
ic principle, cad boast Of more srhig friends
than any democrat in all the State. Lea's
mission is without hope TO himself or his
party, but simply and alone 20 pour out the
walls Of his personal bitterness towards one
who is as far above him in every cOnceiv.
able thing, as the Heavens are the Earth.
Democrats or Wings, can you long debate
which Of the two 70 choose
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cANnInATES TAKE NOTICE

That 10 name will be printed under any
eircmmaiances, on the Election Tickets,
until the ASNOUScMESr AND TICKET FEES
ars paid. Price, for inserting candid
ate's name on the lickets-S5 for each
county. We print tickets for Lafayette
and PAnola counties.
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A. H. Conkey, w. P.
r X Bslcher w. A.
"A. NJ. Smith, r. s.
J. w. c. Smith, A. r. S.
s. !. Cook, =. S.
z. Conksy, 4.
y. 6 DaFidson, c.
Z. U. Smith. A. c.
n. Wofley, J. s.
A.. A. boncher, y. s.
J. N. Waddie. Chnplain.
}. v. Risen, Aciing ?. W.P.
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01rThe Editors absence, after the pa
per was about going TO press, prevents his
correcting the PrOof.SGeeL.
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NEW ORLEANS:
THURspAY MoRNLNo. 90 .. lslg.

THE AHDUoTIoE oY RzY-Ths Spanish Coh.ul 81.
Caos Dc espaiia, may have satisfied Recorder Geao that
20 Wiong ba' beea committed in the shipping Of Rey on
board the Mary Ellen. bonhd of Havana but s ne meas
q arriving at ihaf eoueulon have not been made pubo
we are sii neFsdalous Faois are stubborn things We
give them
!, Rsy vas idgitve from iuyiiea with The penalty Of
re was On inmate o. De bonss Of III, jose Nofsnts,
~ - m . sl' saa residing n By family. M Aoan
y the abduction hat he peraua1e IA in
bsah spd ib one 59 So, wax og' squsre for his
~ The schooner iay Ellen had ben elsssed 4. sgs
deten5on, al the Tin was sub Ell II email An, 5
danken , sn "a e sonyfg hsy while be yssiH
100 n 4, w e q NE dolia eau aHi viii be pfodnsd to
. Reg was slipped al night without an oupo1n;,y a.
'Tis5d w esriag VOID % tsl bis Whereabouts 70 bis
20 mr. the circumstances lock DARK indeed and 90 20
SUSTAIN The charge bousht b. Mr. MoFantes ard Others
-Aelnss thosa concerned in this matter Can any thing
~heae ksdnappuga Yet We are that certain papers
"t lashy the deed. / is said thut written statement
snsa % Hey IL tho possession of ST. Eapafa sfahnr
mat he went sway tpntarifv That statement # made
must have heen eoDed By threats Of Why the mysssfy-
ne secret depanus nirhGths hasts dunlayede pVnd
sck man leave his BID aad without one word "a 81, host
go back 70 impHonmens and deah4 Again Il 3 stated
that Rey was senl By The Consul 10 be vita 8 IA
the Government certain men hiSh ia Office Il ri
vaHa, apd that pardon forihe past and arrs reward oas
be his on his arrival This be the case but ihers
noihHg but THmor % uDbod it. Why take an Aneriesr
schooner for the eonye ahea The prisoner If foul play VA
Intended y has been asked. In answer we can Only "a,
that have understood that there are no regular oanb
traders bstwten the two The character OF Captain
Mcconnell. the master ofihe Mary Ellen who ksowu IL
the community upright and honorable gentleman,
casts much disesdt the On sou Of an abaci0Aet
this is met By SAYING thai he may have basn deceived by
those conducting the bu'iness.
We wait to hear farther Of this affair We know that
parties actively engaged in co Letting evidenes and
We expect a speedy dsnOuemeHt.
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SHIPS SHIPS.
FoREIGN PORTS


- For " Ec--Pess ealH Thu A fwn sd a.-s
$3.50 seiiing tAlp WlCHELHAUEIE fs1rf f7l--7
Sea- nAFtn ~ q her eafso snE4gsl will kaVs
immediate Dispatch For passage, kasiur frrr2s-- ~
Communications, upp on bDafd ~ "a -
A1 LEVI &. GALE. g Commou a
"a Eok ,Eiye1P. oiflTst Paskst--ro ssIi On 5 RI
4aiA DAAs Ylh lnst.--'the a splendid pnefrf Mn
- GoVERNoh DAVIS. Cabt Al Cuiles. 1sS ~
9oad vii sail as Shove. For balance 81 o. nass
having uHsup tHed odalious aDp,V - htafJ If
10, Second Afunicipaiy. Ofto
isll !. Il. GALE. g Common Il
"a For HayEo,--fhe A fasa uailine s5iu X a uTur
s Capts ttiing ham, havug the gieaseT raff 81 ~
y engaged. viii meel with DIN aish Fs- fe,sff
% aeu hales coit0a Or azsae having supeTo
ions. apply g jl9 u a. GALE. So eonmon q.
a. For Liverpool Pussaee flnlr --5Fh5 A i H..
ta.t-aa iin& snip Ga ~, CAST. tbinssr. havinq al
e2leh kof pasaage, apply board. rasi n Second
Muaieipaisy. or 20 levin GALE
ge e Comas0n sres.
81 For Sisal and Campeachy.-Tha fs-r' lss7@77i.
ING DIG r. 40 DN. Caps Petkius, have in-
meiiaie dispatch f9s ireintt passage, Apply q
board, opposite p0stI, second NInnicitulIty ar -
L4 DEWEY 3 CO. ca Gnyisrn
"a For MayseiIle a-- Passage Qnl5-'Hha sas fast.
EHte sliipg ship JAMES Par KISS Cn4taiu VIII.
hama havng az her eage engaged. vii have I1l.
iayeile. ofto LJezsl L. Il. CALI. g LoaaH 4.
- Fer LfVsrpooL--Ta3ss 10 gfrain.-The " 4 issi
SAILING ship MEDo1aAK, kich. nasisS. havIla
most Of her cargo engaged, will have disnalrh
toI baiaQee u ei IT. o. passage having ae aocommcda
lions, apply 9n t board q l ie r1,,s ! -
isn VI oIiVER. q 8. ss Chsl i sue ~ 2
-. For Vigo--Passaes OaIr.-Tha a fne and -
eating bark ANER1gAs Capt Gniz-n haviBE
patch. For rqaaEe, having henosoma socomnsdafi6aS
isa LEVI H. GALE. "a Common uasua.
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igDJE SToaTa Carnsnpsaser
" Whg reads an AHsr|tsn
many uatisaeiofy ansseels rscs W
judge - any rate, that one Amsfrss s
been deemed worthy tsTuaal u Ersisa4 s. ~
following from the Wesimnagsr n ~
n indspEndencs, America t.rs.sS..r -
dons much that IN admirable. MS -
book, We have understood, can B. slasa - -
same rank aah Judge Sf5rg's Conn -..,.t',
which even in tins country are much stud,es ~
often referred to a. authorities. Tie philosoDbez
spirit N which these books are writien. ne -
petuai recurrence 70 first principles, q ats.sss ~
pstiy techniCaliiy, eonaast rag fqtes,bisl 80
some q the most admired ProdHet.aas u Esei'si
Lnls y strong praise Il would apbear that
leans nave 10. 0een vain or arrogant ID cali
reviewer places his Commenferies ahea3 NJ r.
most admired productions Of English hwvem.--
Richmond Republican.
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HE Surviving OFFIcERs o. WsTFnroo
According 70 a statement IL The Enoliab u.i,.5
Service Gazete, so many a. $40 coruu,i.uonss ef'-
GERS still survive the baae Of che 18Th june Ia1s
Of these, theFe are feld-marshals. 6 r.ner.l. 81
ACKNOWLEDGEMENT 70 maiorg snerals. "a eolon.,
~ Observation-Disclosures, 81 msi1rs. 81 cap,nin@ ~
ientenants, 10 pay-nassers, A auarssr-nsass.. a
medical officers. 2 veterinary surgsous-tosal. 80
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sEIEDIFa.-Jam-s Brooks Thomas j. Link and John
bTown were examined b FIRE Recorder BALDWIN yssier
Gay, On . chefse o. OBTAIN ng tom Mr. lhomHs r. Han
Goes $50 Hancock deaOsed thai he was a0c0ste IN the
eet hy b oks, who represented himssf negro trader
um IennesEee and 50 himself the good
gEsces Of the Witness that be was pesuaed 70 acnompapy
him 70 several shops and pafake OF much OF the
adent Lk aud Brown assisted Brooks IN the getting no
Of sbam game At cards, At the coffee h0ua corner Of om-
moh and GhOd stTeets, and Hancock. q locker in
Vienna was called to make leans Brooks amour
ting N All % the above su upon the assurances Of biz
companions that the would Be- repaid The aceued
sent before the Fifst District Count tor trial.
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VINO WAErs A CHILD -Mis. HaEdIshan who resides
a the cnrne II ~ fboaas and Edwar sreea brought %
The Recorders Court o. the Second Municipality yes efday
lonhe. n inlhn az ed i0uf monf oss oheekei blue
eyed hoy, elPany dF-szed and In fine heakh she
8 iea = at The child bad been pacrd win be- b
MI emuy, the father, after the death Of the mQlhel b.
cholera Thar the frst month wages were pad when TIE
muy ~ ascending she river on boat died ais Of chOsra
and IS she bad te cidgsH Of bet sgppOn she as
forced 70 sufendsr her charge through sheer power " the
antnpfles OF the Municipality. The ebid father was an
4shman, 9nd we iee that soma hearted son az
Erin; who may rot be esasd with asp ing will step inf
ward and afopt the OPP 40 Of com fyman. The baby
md he WI willingly sRrFndel to 8 goper app loant
The child no Qidinqg and II well WORTHY 81 th nn
tee. s Is sane ilfsnt. and should tai into sood hsnds
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An AEFRAY.-WaHauts were issued yesterday b. Re.
oode Genols, for the uest Of felix AandeYal Emile Billet
ovos 81 CyL and Leblanc charged on The oath Of PeFs
Paseon with attach ing him with lis and knives yesterday
about O'Clock NJ, in Royal street. between 81 Iaui
and I9uoase ees ascon stated bat he would have been
killed but lOf the nteenoe Of the bys and- and that
the ne Of the assault he quietly passing the srss
crowd Of several hundred peohs a4emb ed az the place
Of aOmbak
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liza AND CoFFRE.-Ihe salutaSy as wen 81 IL.
injurious effects Of those vegetable subsianess which
contain ne astfingent principle are illustrated N
NE uae Of tea and coffee, moderate quantity of
elmer improving digesuons while larger disillFbs
the teari. causes restlemness and prevents. slsep
Medical Timex
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AMuRNMNNTh.
Z h1XIM .asb EasHkA nEl hns

-. WW M TO = D 3 7 u
corner Of Baronne and POydfas atfe9ts'
sols Lessee md Manager. q II 5Ggss ~
stage danager h a. T. Rowe Treasurer. Mr. T. TUCKER
~ CnrtgiH the Theatre FOR Ldfnysite epeB
night after he pef0Tntanee.
fT1HuRs0AY uy b Win bs pedoned seeend he splen
4 did Meo Drama Of The WOODLANDS HUT. Woiienderi
NJ tn1gefai sohempt NJ Haekrt, horlE W Mack FER
dtand Nv. Duffy Amelia Miss Petre; Marai Mis- Venty..
0NBRTl RE BY the Orchestra neud1 with the Pare Of
THE DUMB BELLE. Vivian, Mr. Charles smnk. M Hack
elt harYers, Mr.. Brydon Ez with songs Miss Petrie Mary
Miag Verify.
The Police Department under the direction Of MrJ MeCos-
key ~ DoogH q o'clock Cur ain will rise az rIeey
quarter before g. B- Prices Of Admission: Dress Cir
Parqueue cents Second Tier Is cen Cooed Boxes,
so Cood Gallery rs Box Office open from u
where be secured application 70 the Treasurer
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