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Ga 81 Il Z { 81 a. c s.

In Georgetown, Sept. 5, by A. l.. Berry Esq, Mr.
RUFUS Small OF Bowdinhan Miss Mahiiibe Oliver of
Georgetown.
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Furnaces

of The latest patterns, for heating Houses and ,,,..
" es constantly on hand and spr sale bv 'icn-
w. WALKER & CO
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A MONG the many and important discoveries OF thus
~ generation. is whose fame VIII be written, as
with u sunbeam. in the history OF the past SANDS
SARSAPARII.IA stands 1, rlh alone, and by It's own
works pruclums power-hat mute eloquenee so lrres-
sliby affecting the appeals 10 the suffering for rehef,
has been answered. Thousands Of cases OF disease
have been cured by his invaluable medicine, such as
are no furnished the records oi time. These things
are not done in places, or III some unknown town
but are performed principal cities and public pla'
ces Thnv are brought before the world 10 substanaie
beyond doubt the hsc!S riyiEeS of this preparatlon-
and the facts unoldcd although gigantic, are as PLAN as
he light OF day!
The Sarsapara is combined with The most e1cctual
aids the most sautary productions The most potent sim
ples of the vegetable kingdom; and lis unprecedented
success in the restoration To health Of those who had long
pinned under the distressing chrome malades mas
gwen il an exalted misunderstanding, as does
evidence al intrinsic value and recommending
il to the afflicted in the afflicted only can SNOW
II has long been Il most important desderatum IN the
nrnctice 81 medicine 10 obtain remedy similar 10 this
one tha, would act the Arar, stomach and 6o'csIs
with all tn precision and potency olmneTa prepara-
nus vet wiihuu, any of there dceterious effects upon
ne vital powers Of the system Although possesseu o.
n,wcrn healing properties Il is entirely hafmass ana
viii no, nnre 10 most delicate constitution "heh IN
erec health no effect i produced by us useeAcept an
Increase Of arpctIte: but when aiseuse seaeu III o
tr,,ne Ana c;irrviug victim along me pain % ne
theu III mysterious influence Is felt ana seen u ehkn-
cs new, ii,, and vr0r and brings heallh ana strehSh
10 the suffering and diseased -
.,,cr,-t ot-S AFFECTIONS OF THE EYES.
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FOREIGN PORTS

vaparaiso-In port 1eth, bark A Thompson Skol-
field, for San Francisco, to sail next day.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1850-09-12
14ltstclI0ncQns.
TIE FAIR COURIER:
REVOLUTIONARY STORY

81 T. ). ARTHUR.
s Every post in South Carolina had yield
Ii soccessiyely TO the Americans, excepting
lharleslon aud Nmeiy-Six, but steadily.
6ay after day, tie siege OF the latter pro-
Pressed, the Americans slowly approaching
H. fort by a series of works constructed
onder the superiniendance of Kosciusko.
d. the third of June, the long expected
Reimbursement from England reached Lord
Rawdon, which, with tie Southern Royal
kts, and a portion Of three Irish regiments,
owelled his force to two thousand mea.-
Bnt all his efforts to transmit intelligence
b the beieagneIed garrison at Nineiy-S.x,
proved unayAiling-.
s June, Iit.i, General SumPter, heard Of
lie approach Of Rawdon. Then, with re-
Bowed diligence he pressed the siege, hop
b. 10 obtain capiiulation before Colonel
Lruger should receive news ofthe approach-
b. succor. But the commander of the
fort was ever on the alert 10 make good his
Aefences, aud, though Ignorant of the near
approach OF aid, he would listen TO no over
hires of capiiulaion.
One evening a contryman rode along the
lines convesslDg with the officers and sold
jers on duty No particular notice was
iaken of this, rs the friends of the cause
&eere permitted to enter the camp, and 60
Where they pleased. The individual here
Itmeniioned, moved along much interested
a. all he saw, until he arrived at tie great
1oad leading directly to the town. Pausing
for few moments, he glanced. cautiously
kraund him. and then, suddenly putting
&Durs TO his horse, he dashed at full speed
1nto the iown-seelng tins, the guard and
1entine.s opeued Their fire upon him, but he
3scapted ulhurt, holding up a letter as soon
i he was out OF danger. The garrison
nmedateiy threw open the gates 10 receive
be messenger, who proved 10 he from Lord
Rawdon, and brought the welcome lniellig-
nce of his near approach.
a Hoping sili 10 reduce the fort before the
4riyal Of Lord r awdon, Gen. Green urged
b the work Of inyesture by every means in
is power, but before lie had accomplished
rs task, messenger had arrived from
nmpier with the Intelligence that Rawdon
ad passed him and was pushing OH for
nety-Sx. The crisis had now come
1e resolved to make an attack upon the
bri, and if not successful in reducing it, TO
pure with his army towards North Caro-
( na, before Rawdon come up.
The 18th oil June, 1851, was the day
hosen for the assault, and though the men
bught with desperate courage, the fort was
uccessfully defended, and after suffering
reat loss, Gen. Green ordered his troops to
etre. Green retreaied to Broad river,
here he encamped, and Ra9don fearing TO
tack him, he remained unmolesied
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[PuBLlc-No. 2l.1

AN ACT to amend the act entitled an
g act to amend in the cases therein mem
toned, the, Act to regulate the du.ies
on imports and tonnage"
Be ii enacted 6y tie Senate and House
Of Representatives, Of tie United States Of
1merieat IA Congress assembled, Tha. from
and after thespassage Of this act, the colIec-
ton district OF Ocracoke, in North Caroli-
ma, shall embrace all the waters, shores,
harbors, rivers. creeks aud insets within the
limits hereinafter described, to wit: COM
inencing at Drum inlet, on the sea shore,
twenty miles south Of Ocracuke, thence in
noriheIly direction to the lForoughfare, so
called, and Though said thorougiifare to
Point Marsh, near the mouth Of the Neuse
river, thence to the point of Long ShoaI in
Pamlico Sound, thence across said sound in
a south~esterIy' direction to the outer bar
| of Cape Hatteras inlet, twelve miles north
east Of Ocracoke, and thence along the sea-
coast TO Drum inlet. Il x si
SIC. 2. Aad be it farther enacted, That
all acts and parts of acts inconsistent with
the provisions Of this act be, and the same
are hereby, repealed. els ffS @
! Approved Aug 80, 1850.
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vol. Xiv, no. 42.---WHoLE NO. a2sl :.

horse was provided, and soon after the news
that Mink the tory had passed on toward
the camp of Lord Rawdon, was received
Emily, accompanied BY rusty guide and
protector, was galIoPing swiftly in direc-
ton opposite to that in which lay the Brit
iish camp. "A few miles BROUGHT her to a
road that'strnck osaEs, toward the point on the
Wateree which she was DESTROYS to reach
/ in a mere soqtherly. direction, aad which
would take her at wide angle from the
point she most wished to avoid. OF this
road she had not herself known but her
guide being familiar with the country. was
able to conduct her by the shorter and safer
route. al9 si' i ia
All night the girl and her companion
rode on, at pace as rapid as the nature of
the road and the darkness rendered safe.
and at daylight they were far away from
the neigaborbood of the enelny's camp. 81
As the sun came up from the east, the
guide Of Emily. according 10 instructions.
alter infinitely describing to her the course
she was to take, left her 10 pursue the re-
mainder of her journey alone Without
stopping 10 refresh either herself or horse.
the young heroine pressed forward, though
the heat grew uere and more oppressive, as
the sun swept up toward the zenith. Faint,
weary, and almost sick from fatigue, hunger
and excitement, she was urging on the Ia
ded animal she rode, when about three o.
clock IN the afternoon in emerging, from u
dense wood, she came suddenly on file of
soldiers whose uniform she knew too well
TO leave a doubt of their being friends.
Where may | fud Gen. Sumpter 2 was
her first eager enquiry.
He,is encamped d mile from here
Take me to him, quickly she said, Il
have message from Gen. Grcenn ~-
The excitement by which Emily had been
sustained on her long aad perilous journey
now subsidized, and ere she reached the pres
ence Of the American General, she was SO
weak that she had 10 be supported on the
horse she rode. When brought into the
presence Of Sumpter, she rallied, and sus-
tanned by newly awaking enthusiasm, de-
lneredher verbal message to the astonlshed
oiiceT, who acting in accordance with the
intelligence received, was on the march
within an hour, to reach the point Of juno
ton with Gen. Green, which that comman-
der had indicated in his despatch.
Two weeks elapsed before Emily got safe
~ back to her fatheE, who was informed an
hour or two after her departure of.what she
had done. Or bis anxiety during her alb
sence we need not speak, nor of the love
and pride that almost stiied him as he
clasped her to his heart on her return.
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I1octrp.
4 CABINEP OF FOSSILS.

o.,
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1's' 'os'''s - -,
'Asse 'e'' ''-''' u ~
=. i''u $50 - 800 ~, 80
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r.''1 wa - - '''
-
r''s ''s $50 -
i''
dc .s''e'' =''"''ss ''''''''s
10 P'''se "a ','u'' w" ''','su '-''"
~ '-.-s ''f'.'.-s Si''A
i'1'l' 10 .''s'' '''1'' ~ ~ soap
Look 90 these coins Of Kingdoms old,
These medals of a broken mould;
Thee earals III the green hillside,
These fruits and flowers beneath the tide,
There struggling flies, 10 amber found,
These huge piae-foFests underground,
These iint sea-esgs, with curious bosses,
These dbisd ferns, and iruitod moses,
Lying a- IN water spread,
And siooe-sifae. by some e'ison's heau
1he chambers OF 'Al' s'ae7'4' '''sii'
20 7hes'ely iofinea'--S web
Neai can declare ""a' years INV
sia'a i..e h-'h 'epAn'ea II 'A'''
lkaAt sani!es' centuries nave "o"n
SIN age bath made the shell d stone
Gaze wta me on nose Joialea STEMS
a. hvieg plant Of starry gems,
AN On That sea-fo~eF' iisht ana iaif'
''''"
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PUa-sc Ne. al.
( AN ACT supplementary to g an Act pro-
7 viding for the taxing Of the seventh and
subsequent censuses Of the United States
and TO fix the nanber of the members of
/ the House OF Representatives, and to pro-
vide Tor their future apportionment among
the several States.
BE 1t enacted By TIE Senate and House
Of Representatives Of The United States Of
AmericG an Compress assembled, That the
Secretary OF the interior be, and he is here
by, authorized to increase the compensation
allowed the masshals or agents and their as
slstants, ior taxing the seventh census in
California, Oregon, Utah, and New Mexico,
50 as to secure the prompt and faithful exc
cution of the work.
SEC. 2. ARd be it further enacted, That
IN enumerating persons residing in Cali
tornia, Oregon, Utah, and New Mexico. the
several assistant marshals or agents shall
include those who may have removed from
their residence in any state or territory of
the United States prior to the first dag of
June one thousand eight hundred and fifty,
aud settled subsequent 20 that date in Ell
Their of the said countries. ..
SEC. dad be 1t further enacted, That
each assistant marshal or agent shall be
paid for making out and returning complete
copies of the original census returns, as re-
qnred in the eleventh section of the act to
which this isa supplement-, eigh, cents'for '-
each page of the two copies OF the original
census returns required to be furnished by
the eleventh section tine act to which this
is supplement. ysg r. IE aa
SEC. A. Aad Be it further. enacted, That .-
in any Of the districts Of the United States ~
where causes beyond the .conrrol of the
marshal shall have tended to delay the tax
ing Of the census, so that the same could
not be taken or return thereof made within
the time prescribed by the act Of the 23d of
May, the Secretary of the interior, may, if
he sees proper extend the time to any day ans
not Eaters than the first JANUARY, eighteen
hundred and liliy-one Procided, That the r-r
said Secretary may extend thetime for COM
pletng The census in California, Oregon, M
Utah, aud New Mexico, TO such time as in
his discretion may be deemed advisable.
Approved, aug. 30, 1850. b ssVs .e7 ris'
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LAWS OF THE UNITED. STATES
PUBLISHED BY AUTHORITY.
IPUa-sc Ne. all

PASSED DURING The Flasr Session OF THE Tarursr,s,r
C5HsREss.
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This amount Is wsntsdto pay the bslsBss o. ssbes
and complete the road with double ana sutAss
balAings. This done the committee shiuk u saaoss
certain that, Is the roads operated at the rsss Of
any cents per mile the income from -oaid pay ths
interest the debt Of $3.50 900 semi annually ssd
leave something for the stockholders, as the South
Reading Branch Railroad and the salem and Lo-~li
Railroad will add much TO its heomei and u s BE-
nsved that thu prosts would, in the course ~ zen
years pay the interest on $500 900 or sioocOo It's
believed TO be for the best interest Of the stock and
bond holders TO bonds 10 the amount Of
on ten Years with interest semi annually secured By
all the property Of the read which would seem to be
ample security, and to leave the bonds good invest
msnt fer those who take them.
1t is proposed to raise the sum Of ssso 900 for the
rec pton Of the bonds outstanding and hs payment
Of the Heating debt New bonds for sSsoooe 10 be
secured BY mortgage the road, ana al its rgsts
payable In ten years, with interest payable sni
Annually.
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SALES sy AuCT,os.

u c. KEMP. AUCTION aosnwoop
Its end hshsssay fsraitsrs FtAaefsftss, rieh ssts
tresstss Hdes Curtsins nrrers cst Glass Ciss sns
silver plated WArefe-morrev. hondsy 81 selees 90
$50 Broadway, frsskna ssrsst G. Kemp oil ell -
auction, above sthost large e1soFtmsst a
vslpstls funsisrs. MADE order BY fhlfa D~@mias
Buskiy and sthsrs ssA 10 sssssat sresr slsxHat
eetive Pisaeforss 49, frsneh
plate Mirrors eat 81 reh srnsss s.ts ersssssls
window CurtAins and psrios
furniture suite covered sk kresAsss end sssy
Ns~, Brussels ether csrpss carved shassny p&rsr
furniture SUITE IN hair olosh, Lersfy bsosess Cse
acts very eh raris pearl nlsd vesk rssss ssrvss ross
mahogany Aas walnut Preach bssstssas marble sp srsa
decorated China Tee set eA eat elsss sss vs.
~ o'clock will be cold vithout fuf e.
octave Psnfrs Of fss tsas sas tssh s.s wssy sshsr
articles worthy " the sttsstios q rureks Ossxsss
READY. ant the soess ssa ~ sssmnss ssN ale
Coods purchased TO Of The city W ps<kss fer
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vusr.soArsoss.

ITO -rArLoas-rHs asrsIcas ssrOsr % rvs
- rs.Aisrs, tushsh.t W y. ~ ssi..~.s as y
f-trsv late sks<isfl 70 acc rod. ne fsis ssprrt
VII hs feund ssss syss 20 sthsr Fsb~ssi-. a.
mn. mfst ~ srsrs - sxf~~s~ hsge t-ss -ttAh~A< ~
pG 10 q y s'vrlsrssr. ~ $3.50 80
VIEWS IN ApHnica.-rHN snvgNra sNp sfeHvm
namh~ss n this h-sutiful wsrs spntsnnm az 80 -
sfNsv f.rk city, go Assny. ff1 rrsg. tfl ave sss
Is,, is'.rs isll. .s.ss. az a. xss.v.ss
spvusibls ssents Arch % sieve
Two TIE MASHED AND SINGLE 90 B0ru ssKss-
yvsi Iuhhshsa snsr ssites ~ Amstiy.s-ss ~ fsls
and hsmesies e fsssasvs $40 fsrvsrt@f sssualy 80
Advice NE hsrried ant slns. Free III ssuts 80
sale ~ FovLkRs a WfLLS - Ns~aa stsssf.
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TEI.SeuAPnsc.

posroN AND NEW YORK TELEGRAPH COMPANY,
ID orse Ne Wall street, (seeond story t-fhis lire,
ue.as Hsns.s Pssat Printing lnstrurest eta cr-r.tics
=, New Haven hartford eprrsheld Providcpee ess Dos
Csrsis fe,.srs-thss svcidns NE nessss,y ~ usss-
latirs liability
s,srt st-nds,, uppr al systems Of teierrnph.s
me PATRONS may asrsnd urcr punesual trsas
received ocss uress sh~ wir~s In vcvkins
crssr PrleseTor 81 zen vcrSs sesss s.< ss
''e' -'''"' Jams srusars rr-a4ssA
E-w rsxt. s<r<s ~ fHa
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T.rlna ~ nsrFsn ToswsanIse asp cos
49, - wHFahHmaM. fh~xraa ~ $50
rsrss sFwara 81 nte ~ - 80 s.sa kss1ns a. Gskt
sesAt tests $50 in1s estAsf ssssrs susAs ~ a.
49, . "A mas..sa Co @smsT~Ftsses $3.50 A.
NsrNNAe eAa tfaagM tkfFM aflaF
~ n btesrf al ~. = ~. ovi-...
s.~F~a~e - 80 "a ~ MewsFm $500 ~ nfn@awaF.
ovF er.s,s 80 hsss 81 nss~sr srs.si g-rsIss -. q
- y ~, -ns.lats. fensms xsCaeary c. tsa ffsa-
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EDUCATIOH.


IRAN 7. BUFFET, OF THE UNIVERSITY or FRANCE.
professor OF the French language and utsIsture
spssfuy announces his friends and patrons that has
streets ready his French Glasses Phi
vats lessons given and schools attended.
EDUCATloN.-A GENTLEMAN OF LITERARY AT
II from Germany wishes for board In private
family in respectable boarding house where certain
number Of Lessons In French German ths snoisnt
EuaEW, will pe sonsidsrsd IS an equivalent Address n
ehshspesre Hotel
ITO TEACHERs.-wAETED, A COMPETENT TEACH
to act as principal Of the classical department. Of
phia The location Is healthy enc Ia large village 10
which there 10 direct b. Isrosd Full
applicants by letters. Address Z. b. ksunt Holly NJ
A CARD.-HR. OLIVER b. GOLDSMITH. RESPECT
"A fully to the citizens Of New York Breokyp
and Williamsburgh that his writing opep
day and evening for the reception OF pupils and vsts II
unneeesary to date upon bs manifold advantages Of
writing free egibs, rapid anA graceful hand Every
chant accountant, and professional youth
tering upon business fe-svery lady In the landand In
short every human being Who desires TO cultivate and
pstuae kindly relations with distant friends xons
or TO observe the eves Of social life knows
snd appreciates the value Of this soquremsnt New pups
Lsdiss classes at H. NJ and ~ o'clock r. NJ Gentlemen
for lessons Ten Dollars for lessons Of
hour each stationary payable A the eommssss
ment. Private Lessons at othsr hours during the
fermsFeen dollars for the Of tea Lessons Cirou-
lars may be had at the Rooms 80 Brsadwsy nrst
absvs the Irving Hotss.
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rnAv.LL.ns oUIDs

NV .roRK AID raILApEIPHIAy-sKw ToEk
~ srd Fhlsdeiphia Dtrest-usit~a ft-tss s.al Lns
hr.ssA n ~ hours va ss. J.r.sy Esllr..s-ts..
eoeee 70 - for erst ss snc o. ~ fer ssecn< asat.ss
fsv lork as a. ~ frcr tees ~ Cssrss sat
49, ssd =. ~, fr.m fs., ~ pl~rsI ssr-~t Leave
wsinut street.
CAspHr AND AsBoy ssfLHosp LINE rOs PaI-
..,o.s ..,.s ..' 81 sss 80 -. :.
sisss ezra ~ se~gns eisss ears "a
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RB w ARlDD.

anO RrwARp-sTRAyIp or WAS sroLrN. IRON
BZO 81 wssh,ngtou SD Nsssy strs.e tr iay
norning fsrt 9Th hay Hore and soysred Nagsa, w.
ns owners psinted H. Whoever viz return a.
said horss ans 70 me, Ne Wsshnrtoa harkst sr
the shove rswara. GRO. hAsloN.
ITO PAWN BROKgpe AND POLICE Orr1CkRS.-0Nk
hundred dcllsrr reward -eolsn from the rremie.s 81
The Cold lever watch, chased dsuh hot
,.r capped and ievclled - a. Tebiss Co., Ne, a.f,
and Geld finger Rigs ftfty ecsrs rrwsrd Tor hs
watch fy cellars for the ,hei Will be paid az Ne III
Pearl street, New lSrk.
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Excr nsloss.


kfktr htct ntfoN or Tak NINTH RKCIsEsr y, v.
tr,sh .lastsefs " siaalss 0r-vs. .. rhurseay,
49,, -. s.ys.l .ae twe sriseat tssfos Aasiss
Zee tnNMFss ftHts8 " senf.esn ~ tttalaed ~ the
tsAs-asI p~fssss & ssuries Nsss ~ Nerth scent
r,fsst AsmstuFst esgl rkew y Cslashsn serssr u
- tas sslsss sUssts CsTf neAssl DsAsay, stihsms-
$50 Co ISIS. rhsl.s, nsr.isy s,r.t CAPT gohn
te~sMsA a f~tsue srssN tsTa. gansss Qvia ~ Crosby
srsst tsy. ssAs. psrsa. kusa. street C.pt Es.sra
ssfr.I sfnl ssF.s,i csss JohstsiIs. fr,'ss House,
PIT - NashimsteM strtst iAswh NleAalss knet -
$3.50 ...rs i-ssa ss...l Ls.~y ~ ssysss 49,.
sssssy f.ssi street.. tasst s.nss nys,sr - Cr-sn-
49, s.FseA lafet ssNns kesrNsY. a. erps4-sy Lesnt.
efNrft N~snes sm wsAf..to. Last gehn Rsiiiy
stsFmins sMr*t lAsst rsus.ss Ella ue r-suty sish
49, sh.s..-s s,r.s, llsut s.-mss n.ly ~ as.
k.en.si ssfrtf fssi hrss -svI iAssf 4 wsiss.. q
49, stFsst ttf Nfteft tesfiafaa. - ns-.rf hsst
s..ssss a.. tsstA sifssl Lsst gas.lA sssashsa, "
ssssss ~ .ss.ss tssi.s n sisssr .ss.ss ~.
-. =. ''..' 80 n -. s,s.-s "a Vi
So - fisf ~. a. stF Irseis@iY
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AaVsEnENTs IN PHILADELPHIA.

RAREuny nUsEUn, PHILApELPBIA.-P T. BAR
- ssn Propristor a.d Naaassr Henry sasfort Assst-
srt,sn ~ Rodws Eco. and entitled Tn: Pride Of
Birth will be presented ths week The principal oharAe
tors " hsssrs 6oeds Baker Rogers Thiys ~. Fisher
Mr. fhay,r. HIS Mortimer ke Also fsrees romAnsss ke
durg tie vseh. The ehisess FAMILY and all the eccsnri
sf.s % nature 20 be knsaged for this week new
daily semnsseisg and " Asmi,tanss cents chill
treh Under ten years. Isk cents.
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MUSE n en- rs.

BHoApwAY, w.. TH n,ss, A MARSHALL SOLE
B2TB.nsss.,h, Mr.. yurdosh; bus:.n. HAD xassss
Lay l:stssS Miss 'h.Id.sa. Alter which s.s 1a n
I r. With rI 81. Sf All 60 &
0S as L0nson h ris in cAnsrsA
Drs. cirs. and P.rqus IS cents Family Circle aat THIRD
n ,S. hSe:. q .:a,.i priv..s T.nassr Mr. .ss
sefssn Performance 70 at so.tsr-
sS;;; :!,sS SCI; u is ~ ;:sssss; ~ fi$aI
AND Tss
j:.sn..s. SsI..sa n. xssi:: :ensss: %.A n:.
sss ,sTs f:nssa si6GI the
rstssi soi. Lessee dNanAssr-Rsaaetion Of prices.
~ ss1; @
SSHs6s sl %
i1.on IN ,S srs hssy ssaSy ns Her
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and evening. Admission Stage SIX cents
Boxes rs cents Psrauette l2h cents.
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