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Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1851-10-27

Matthew's LAST JoKE.-Motthew's
attendant, in his las, illness, intended to give
the patient some medicines; but few mo-
mems after it''was discovered that the med
icine was nothing but ink, which had been
taken from the vial by mistake, and his
friend exclaimed, "Good heavens, Mat
thews, I have given you inkp: <Never-
never mind, my boy-never mind,' SAID
Matthews family, sI'li swallow n bit oil
blo,,ing paper" This was the last JOKE
MaiiheWs ever mnde. -
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1851-10-27

1The following lines are tonchingly beau
tiful.i We have seen nothing of late that has 50
moved our sympathy. The man who can write
such poetry, who has such thoughts cannot be
utterly depraved. The curse Of intemperance
with its attending downard influence has here
done its work, and spirit noble and generous
that might and should be the pride and orna,
ment of the social circle, is now the degraded
convict in the walls ofa penitentiary. HowwiA
that fond mothers heart bleed if she shall hear
other darling boy, the inmate of prison in land!
-Er. PaDer.f esr ..-s---s=.H s... ...
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1851-10-27

Jean Jacques says tha. when his wlle
died. every Ealher in the neghborhood ot>
(ered TO console him with one OF their
dauehters; but n few weeks afterwards,
when his COW having shared the same fate,
no one ever thought of replacing his. loss
bv the offer of another, thereby proving the
different value people Sc. upon their cows
and children. <.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1851-10-27

No matter what Jones may have remark,
ed, it was the witty Smith who relorteo
upon one who had called him an every Gay
man. ',WeII, if am an every day man.
you are 1ueak one''
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1851-10-27

"Did your fall hurt you, Pat?'' "N OF
in the least honey; twas stopping so quick
,ha, hurt me-"
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1851-10-27

He is still free 10 deal out the contents OF
his saddle bags 10 the relief Of suffering
humanity.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1851-10-27

CAPITAL PuNlsHMENr.-To be kissed
by pretty woman. We go ior hanging
to the laps Of the beauties.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1851-10-27
MOSES BEANS.
CO-PARTNERsHIP.

FrHE subscribers would respectfully an
Il nounce to the citlzens of Ravenna and
vicinity that they have entered into co.
partnership in the Tailoring business and
intend TO do work in the latest style or any
style TO suit their customers. Those who
favor them with their patronage shall have
their work done to suit and to fit. All Of
ders attended to on short notice and as rea.
sonabie as can be done in town. Cutting
done atalf times II Call and try US.
Shop directly over DR.. Swift's Drug
Store ssf 1sfeas DERBY & LINN.
Ravenna, Dec. g6, 1850 ST asssFf
EI1RY HATCH's Tobacco and Coffee they thai
like good articles,
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1851-10-27
New Saloon,

TIME subserihers have opened new Saloon under
sthe Collins House, where they are prepared to
supply customers With everything seasonable in the
= seatine line. s3s<ss 80 49,.
Picked and fresh Oysters. CLANS and Lobsters,
sardines, Pickled Tongue, Boiled Hams, Piess and
esufythng that the market affords to suit the taste,
kept constantly on hand and served up at all hours.
les Cream, served up regularly at our Rooms, or
s1ppiied to pasiesor famesn any part Oft the town.
July 26, 1851. MASON, g. SEVERNS.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1851-10-27
gbr i1nrtoee, 5entinfl.
;RYsAmUEL ID. HARRIS, Jr.

enes year. payable within six months, " 80
One wear. payable after the expiration Of
six months and within the year, 2,oo
One yaer PAYABLE after itsexpiration, 2,oo
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1851-10-27

Nopaper will be discontinued until all or
reaarges ar . paid, except at the option OF tn
pablisher. ....-..-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-09-06

Diegafs he State Conunfion Il All Henry VIZ
Iams David Blair, Robert = simpson, Peter A. Peterson
THE FiFTH WApp.-A harmonicus meeting Of the
wings in this ward held at the Marion House
and, without opposition Alexander II. Schultz wss
elected as delegate
SIIrH WAnp.-There we're two tckcts; one regular
and the other irregular Ths following the regu-
lars sel.cted-C v schefrer, George Btv.ns Wiliiin
Rove Charles . Herbert - OConnor O. the part
was elected and II is raid he delegates OF the Thrt
ward will fratsTn ize with them0. W Bremean. W II.
Sparks, Joseph Carlisle, G. W Williams VIM yryden.
ELEVENTH WHsp-John Friend; alternate Samuel ?.
Patterson Mr. Friend got l4T votes and the opposing
candidate Mr.. Charles ID. Simonson, l28.
TnnrEENTH WARD-obadiah Newcor,be cnaui
mousy elected
With the exception Of the Tenth ward the Wing
primary elections conducted In the several wht,
with more dscorum tssn was expected TITO contest in
the Tenth" created great excitement, and eaAh csn
didats backed by strong body Of politicians rei1
ing in and out Of the distrirt.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-09-06

NANctu srre T1ADr REPORT, Aug 22-The advance on
cotton in Liverpool since Friday and the increased trans
actions there daring the last few days haze comnun
GATED additional, frames to market. 1pinners
okng higher rates and most descriptions Of
commanding slight advance, but more particularly low
,umbers OF water twist which In brisk demand and
may be quoted fully eighth Of penny per pound
above the prices current at the end OF last week India
numbers If mule without change an the business
doing In them is limited Cop twist in warp and wef
for home manufactured, ia almost all nismbors. has
decidedly srttendeD,y Doubled and fine yarns are
readily sold ths they and at improving prices
The cloth market although not In 80 brisk condition
that for vans Is in very healthy state most manu-
IL urars being well engaged stocks where there any,
extremely light and buyers ready to contracts at
full. and In many cares, enhanced rates. Dcmeetics
are firm and In fair demand and cloths OF middle aud
ne qualities very actively sought after Longclohs
.5bch printers and IS inch shrtings also In steady
request at full prices; 4onch shirings st III quiet
but thar low price, relatively TO other widths causing
the % attract rather attention during the last
dsy- Altogether, have large business doing this
wee = 10th in cloth and yarn.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-09-06
RAILROADS..

ID ABROAD CONTROVERSY IN INDIANA-wE
IN undestaud that injunction has been Graned BY
Jvd.s in northern nssna on ne 2, ,as ssa
from prosecuting their works Norhern Indiana In ths
rss. 's E. sn ay ns q *.
rsfty 70 appear and show cause against IT, unless
case :. ris;sos s made out s s cI
trail and New Albany and salem Railroad conrsnie. are
engaged Building about one hundred and thirty mile. Of
and The Illinois line and this latter 10 in very forward
stage Of consucon Yet the emergency made out I,
before tho ten days expired nnen that the JUICE
only granted the injunction without notice, but h:
would no. delay ss,on few hours until the counsel
would be in ev hours the friends Of those eompsnie
had immediately despatched messengs and t.esrsphic
,chneid with their COUNSEL vent the extreme north
western county fIndana 70 make the application passing
Tor die resided and convered With them OF
essdd BY stealth inoviae their claim would no, hear g,
before he injunction should be made The counsel
for the defendants arrived few hours after u made,
and moved ss we understand modify upon
giving ample security TO for all damages In
CAGE their bill "a. shSs ,Ss 'sss Ss.ass 20 dS
Injunction which could not be hsd excep, upon answer
though admitting that the facts stated in sdsvits sub
dissolution and admitting. as we understand that the
claim Of exclusive right around the lake the com
on,d not BE o ,hs
thirty days By las Of tss, state and IN the me.ntn
the sjunction The work therefore upon the road
derstsnd will not be su:pended The arfumsnt which
s 70 Sss rs,s S ne s ~ %
nonopcy .is thsJ could noe rails. sui
hcientto contirue their work 49,
MICHIGAN CIry, September i, 1881.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-09-06
Dir. James mcHenry's Circular.

PRICES CURRENT OF AMERICAN PRODUCE.
LIVERPOOL, August ~ 1851.
Bacon closes up quietly.
few sales Of BFEr have been made at further re
There so little Pork hs-e that the quotations are
quite nominal.
SHOULDERS without change
The low prices-2ss to les accepted fo- U,sys are
attracting some attention to them.
CnEEsF presents nothing so report
LARD has again adysnced-4.s has ade for SNAIL
parcels
QvxsciraoS BARR Is very dull.
TAL1ow is rather dearer, and is vsry saleabI..
SPERM on is quiet, and remains iainay the same a.
last quoted OF whale oil the arket is bare hard OIL
f43
LIasyEp'eiL CAKE Is much wanted ard viii sell readily
on arrival, at improved rates.
In RicF there is not hirr new to report.
There Il strength Ia the CoRS Marke- When szies
are pressed lower prices have TO be taken The
Timpiion Is unrrecedentedy large and the supplies
nom Franceiad elsewhere temporarily ct Last, slacken
some improvement may therefore safely be looked for
CorIoS-Ano'aer week OF erse operations has result
ed IN an advance Of farthas per ID in the ordinary
blue AMI middng qualities OF American de5crptions
changed in value although in request by the ex-
porers who in anticipation Of their shortly clos
ing the North Of Europe, have done large trsness
specasors also tie market advances have summoned
up cou-age and take- than in any week for
months past The trade have she~n great confidence
until to day, when mary OF them have paused to give
the current advance and content.e themselves With
very odcrate ot IL not improbable this be the
prelude OF limited buEsness next week unless
thing exciting as TO the cop prospects shoud arrive by
next Sales Of he week o. ese speculaticn
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-09-06
The Yacht Americn,

TIE ROYAL YACHT SQUADRON REGATTA.
Cows, Friday Evening, Aug o. 1851.
The day that has been looAed forward to here With
with tn. most important results to the fame Of the
British Royal Yacht Squadron has at length arrived
and few hours will set at rest the many thousand
copjectures whether the Royal Yacht Squadron Is
still nyincSle whether that honor Is henceforth to
rest with transatlantic brethren On occasion
we understand since the establishment Of the club has
so general Interest been manifested any parcu
lar vessel as has for weeks and especially since she
gave sample os her qualities at Ryde pervaded ell
classes with respeF to the American clipper Her ap
pearas:e in the water she tides quietly anchor has
singE'arty that cannot fail 80 be observed She sits
upon 1t like duck, md taken with her clean build aud
saucy, king masts, she evidently looks bent on mis-
chief Sse took crui,e yesterday the ward and
her sailing was the theme Of general admiration
In the for the suscribt emp Of E45 yesterday
tie Secret took the Lead accomplishing the first round
,l1a-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-09-06

Thousands upon thousands Of what owing TO nauitous
arrangements, must be called surplus population
rupture with the United States Of America would en-
tirey put stop to nine tenhs of the emigration from
these shores and the dismal certainty thus conured up
opens the gates upon such wide field Of
thrown out hint upon question which, before many
months shall have elapsed, will have enlisted the
ous attention and soctude Of politicians and moralists
of every grade and shade Of opinion.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-09-06
EXCURSIONS.

GRAND EXCURSION ON SUNDAY SEPT :, TO new
Esssss and ees S1ys FAR cent, each way The
mond street ~ r. AZ 50 o'clock A. Nj Spring street 81;
Cathsrine street r. siJ Grand, s1s Tenth pa and
leave Glen Ceye 80 =, NJ, and New Rochelle st4 Ali who
In favor OF beautiful recreation will find this excursion
gratifying ose good opportunity offered 20 those fond Of
fishing ses bathing Dinner furnished by first class 10
on board
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-09-06

NCUNDAY EXCURSIONS TO FLUsHING-FAsE q CTS.
- each wy The new and bssusiiui s,smer ISLAND
l5 teave Peck slip 81 o'clock A. ", and and 2. n
Returning leave Flushing At 10H o'clock ~ End y
A. LANDING at the foot Of Broome snd Tenth streets
Fast River vsy. The Island City will Leave Flushing
on gstpriay evening NhAh pst6osock.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-09-06
AMUsEmENTs IN BROOKLYN.

MILITARY GARDEN, BRooKLYN.-rHE DEANE
l Family will give grand entertainments this Satur-
av Afternoon ana evening commencing and o'clock
All who wish hearty laugh should not fail 20 60
Oee them splendid bill for the occasion Admission.
cents Children half price.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-09-06

,SUNpAy TRIP TO EEwBuRG. WEST POINT. AND
- Roctsns Lake landing at Yonkers asstisss Dosbs
Ferry, Tsrytown, Sing Sing Roekland Lake, Hsyersraw
yerpsnks, Peekskiil Co.rens Dock, ard Geld Spring
Ns.burs. The new and splendid steamer THOMAS r.
zhe foot Of Chambers et Sunday morning At o'clock
for the above places Returning will leaveNewburg at
o'clock. r. u.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-09-06

at the end Of the month 6s5e 800 kogrammes against
o69e,4Sa at the corresponding period last year.
The returns just published Of the import duties for the
month Of July show considerable falling of when
pared with the corresponding period Of 1850 and 1919
For the month Of July 1851 the amount is 1049i939f
while for the tn Of 1850 the is IL sl G66
and Of 1919 II 1872 29If
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-09-06
YACHTING.

NNDIANTOwN BOAT CLUB-TO The EDITOR OF
III New yorh Ueraid.-rhe following appeared in
spr Of the ssme date WITH sraed
lynn" accepting the challenge OF the lndantown (Nev
BrupsvickD Boat Club. That advertisement appears was
fully noticed w the British Boat Club without further
the Of said Lynn, while the following signed
~ who also wiling 70 seeert their CHALLENGE
Accompanied with the address OF their boat builder was
II put forward again In good faith.
hspnr New Brunswick Club will give onsleration
fur CHArfrNcN rHF INDfANrOwN boat CLvH Ac-
crrrrp-oeservins challenge IN the New iotk Herald
from the ndisntown Boat Club dated Al 81 John ~ b.,
10 row the State Of New York. for from
80 four thorssud dollars the undergncd will accept said
challenge the four posing said elub for
they desgnste The would prefer that
che should take place in New York Bay which event
shey would pay the Of said club 70 New York
would copsent In other part Of the American
sTEyHEN ROBERTS WILLIAM n. DECKER,
CHARLES THOMAS, FRANCIS d. BIGELOW,
For the Of the premnar- or any informs
sOn application letter OF otherwise may be ms1st
Mr.. JOHN LET'S, 21 Front street. New York.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-09-06

Inc Mont >r publishes account Of the production
end mption Of beetrcot sugar from the commence
ment - the OF 1880 81 the end Of Lao month
Ibe dmber Of manufactures At 3o5 against
2Se,t the ssme period last year The total quantity
manufactured 20 ses 3s kogrsmmes against Otto
" sAd the quantity sebt out 1881 070 kilogrammes
>gsiast 81 1ftlM There remained in the msnvfscores
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-09-06

TERIPLER HALL.-OPFN AT SEVEN; TO COMMENCE
eight Great and enthusiasts of Professor
Anderson Drawing Entertain ens ct Sorees
ystrisuse. The audeh twenty six hun
red pers These the beet proofs Professor Anderson
impress the public the maguhcenee and
interest Of his elaborate performances in natural magic IL
illustrative Of the aacy Of demonology and
vtohoraf Every evening during the week, Professor
viii have the honor several new ard stound
recommends early arrivals Admission 90
cents Juveniles under twelve Is cents Secure tick
g. Jolis so Broadway For particulars see biis OF the
day.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-09-06

NEW YORK AND PHILADELPHIA-NEW YORK
IN and Philsdeiphs drect-unised States Nail Liue-
through In ~ hours via New Jersey Rsiirosd Fare 70
New York .ts from foo. q coy.sndt str.st and
isiphis ~ and An and Ph from ths foos
streea
Through tickets scldin The stoys lines through
tuetor with through CHEEKS accompanies ,be train
lesylns st6P NJ Passengers and baggage in This tr.iu
will be transported directly through fr,n dspcs " aspcs
on The teute, pi,oopt oharx,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-09-06
rRAVELLERs, OUIp1.

CAnDEr AND ArBor RAILROAD LINE PROM NEW
~ .s%so. JOHN r6TfFk HO r ns. sUr,n
Arsrnoon Line ~ ooloek Fare by either line, IS for
I'll "a 4. HI.fss AsesN
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-09-06

EfELLOwS AINsTRELs, AT FELLOWS NEW MUsI-
- cal Hall. ~ Broadway. between Howard and Grand
tsreets open every nghtrhs justly
asps Of talented and experienced under the so
Of - Felows whose concerts IN TINS CITY for
abe elite and fashion from all of tho Union Fellows
Musical Ha Of the most spacious
buildings In the world Admission Is cents Doors
u concert TO at clock An afternoon concern
Wednesday and Saturday for the especial accommo-
dation Of families, commencing at O'Clock r. n.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-09-06

6NHRISTY's OPERA HOUSE MECHANICS' HALL, NO.
- az broadway, above Grand street-Cpen every night
during the week until further notice. TAe original we'll
nSr. carsys sin,trels comprising an efsent and
Ender the manAgen emit of E. p Chsy whose In
ehis city for succession Of five years. received
With favor by highly respectable
Gisssts cents Doors open a. and will commence
fnformed that the Saturday afternoon concerts VIII be dis.
continued future. VS.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-09-06

YACHT FOR sALE-TnE NEW AND FAST SAILING
yacht X. DOwNING, Of about sixteen tons burthen
copper fastened sud we'll found in every respects draws but
Shirty inches Of water and IL built afer the
model and we'll sispted for the Southern waters Can be
lying OF the Battery For further particulars
OF : LAPAUGH n DOWNING,
No. Us Val street. fourth door.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-09-06
yI,RIPLER HALL-TuE WIDOW AND TIE ORPHAN

NNRIPLEK HALL TIE WIDOW AND Tue ORPHAN.
Professor Anderson. the Great Wizard Of the North
mas, In the most benevolent whom called upon
committee soliciting the use q Trpsr Hall for
mentor the benefit OF the widowed family of the late police
oerGesnt hichse Foster who murdered last month
whilst In the discharge of his duty give the receipt
81 one OF bis Grand SOrees Myreuse Saturday
ng September when he will Introduce several as.o,
isng wonders The elegance and Interest of Professor
have met with but opinion namely that
OF the most APPRECIATION and delight His
1y paraphernaa has at all times elected the greatest euo
tiums for its nagniaeence and splendor Prof A will du
Ting this evening perform his famous wonders for which he
q so celebrated. among which will be found the following
Te Magic Csuldron The Chrysta Caske. The Mechanical
Araga The Wonderful lie Chapeau Diable;
ors Bower or Loves sraph; The Electrical Phenome
m The Mysterious Filtration; The Magic Scrap Book The
Mysterious Birds The extrardnsry feat of Second Sight IL
Illustrative Of elaryoysnce; The lnexhaustble Bottles The
Grand Tot Pourf Of Mystery The great illustration Of Bio
Jogy and Mssne The Inyunerabe Bird Tnese will be
fntrspersed BY feats of equal greatness AND interest The
entertainment ~ in two parts between which there will be
interval OF fifteen min when the saloon of the Hal
wn be thrown ladies and families where ices
Refreshments Ct every kind be had The cordial
cation Of benevolent public is most earnestly solicited
thc above charity Admission, - ceats Open at to COM
pence a. o'clock.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-09-06
ARRIVAL OF The AMERICAS MAILS,


The Americas mails arrived In this city yesterday
morning Our London and Liverpool and
papers are to Il sd ult inclusive
We learn from Germany that the dispute relative TO
the Austrian interference in Holsen is settled the
sought for by Prussia have apparently been granted but
Is usual the CONCESSION made by Austria only in
pearsnce Austria accedes TO the justice Of the Danish
claim, acknowledges the Dutcby Of Holsten to be sum
GENTLY pacihcatsd" but will take her own time to with.
draw her troops PSince Schwarzen berg has induced
Baron Manteuie TO consent that the evacuation shall
not take place until Denmark shall have made accsyta-
BILE proposals respecting the government Of the Duchy
Even when this event shall have occurred the Austrian
army not to retrace its march further NORTH than
burg md Lubbock where greater portion Of the army
occupation Is to remain prepared to support the Danish
government in any emergency.
The accounts from the wine countries Of France con-
tinue to be Of very depending character The decrease
that has been observed does not to diminish and
the storms that have burst different parts OF the
country have been productive of considerable mischief
Already has wine risen in price in several districts ard
a still higher price Is expected
The accounts Of the English harvest very favorable
1t is expected that the potato crop in Ireland will ex
coed that Of last year.
Adyices from the Gaboon river state that the French
have founded new fort and establishment point
called the Maison Csree and where there are already
several European houses.
The American ambassador at Berlin, Mr. Barnard is
upon tour in Switzerland During his absence, the
American Charge dAfaires Mr. Fay performs his func-
tions.
The London Timss announces the failure ST Messrs.
Fraser and Ightfoot, East India merchants, London
Their liabilities stated at ft0oCO and the cause
signed for the suspension Is that their assets which
put down al f53 600 not Immediately convertible.
The Germanic Diet intends TO suppress all the gambling
houses In Germany from the lst Of January next.
The Inauguration Of the rail- cad from Tours Nantes
took place ON Sunday with the usual manifestations
Mr.. Robert Stephenson hes been at Copenhagen with
his own steamer, freghted with apparatus for laying
down the proposed railroad to Denmark. Several
gineers accompanied him.
NJ sbour the Archbishop Of Paris, IL under the ban
Of the ultramontane church. account of his liberal
opinions The Popes Eunco lotely gave arand dinner,
stndiously omitting 70 invite the Archbishon.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-09-06

6tRFAT ATTRACTION AT PANORAMA HALT.-RUs-
VI sells unr,sed Exhibition ola Panorsma Of Whaling
Round the world at the above Hail.
and interesting opening with
Of the city of New Bedford number
Atlantic and Pashc the city Of ko
anero and Whsng Scenes In all their varieties rendering
Il An entertsinmsn Of great interest and plenure
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-09-06

rI,RIPLER EVOLUTIONARY NorICE.-GRAND
j Fashionable Day Entsrtainment on Saturday next-
Professor Anderson the Wizard Of the North bsxs 70
knowledge the receipt OF hundred and seventy let
during the past fortnight mostly from heads Of families
and parties resSny in the adjacent country districts ra
give TO his giving Afternoon Entertanmen to enable
Walters return home early In compliance with
such fateg and universal rsauess Professor Anderson
has the honor TO announce that he viii give grand t ho
ochoOls distant Iesdents &e Re- ON saturday afternoon
CORN anee Will terminate about O'Clock Admission %
cents Juveniles Il years. = cents. Sea;s will be
ured for this performance at the HALL during the week.
trom 70 p Nj and parties In the country DESTROYS
friday stating the number Of places required shall meet
with prompt and the eligible seats then
cant allotted them. early application for places
commented.