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GS- Well acquit the man of the Literary
Echo. We don't believe he could ever be fooled
into kissing paint, besides the girls in that
vicinity don't need any.-Pror. Mirror.
True for you, friend Capron, there's hope for
you yet. We considered your querie as, not
only duplicating our good taste, but grievous
slander on the "girls of this vicinity" A man
of your good sense should know that it is folly
to "paint the 1ose."
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STRAIGHTEN UP.-We would advise our
friends, and especially those who have weak
lungs and are inclined to stoop, to try /" Bar
ter's pictory Shoulder Brace" They are
made in superior style and come highly re-
commended by those who should be judges of
their merits The agent is in town and will
supply all who may wish to purchase.
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CHE literarp Gfbo
lPawG aGmGk AGw@TGiseTo
Westerly, December A, 1851.
ns-y. B. PALMER the Amer;con n

Es-V V. B. PALMER, the American News
paper Agent, is the only authorized Agent for
this paper in the cities of Boston, New York,
and Philadelphia, and is duly empowered to
take advertisements and subscriptions at the
rates as required by us. His receipts will be
regarded as payments. His offices are--Bos-
TON, Scollay's Building; New YORK, Tribune
Buildings; PHILADELPHIA, N. W. corner Third
end Chestnut streets.
The Literary echo, and Pawcatuck advertiser. [volume] (Westerly, R.I.) 1851-1854, 1851-12-04

lsJ- The total number of vessels set afoat
in the United States, in the year 1885, embrac
ing ships, barks, brigs, schooners, sloops and
steamers, was 1860. Aggregate tonnage,
272,2lS "a. These figures are from the annual
report of the Register of the Treasury of the
commerce of the U. s.
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terest to the learned in the Hebrew Ian
guage. The knowledge of this language
has entirely passed away from this com
munity, not one member of it being able
to speak or read it. The last person who
could do so, they state, was their priest,
who died some fifty years ago.
The Literary echo, and Pawcatuck advertiser. [volume] (Westerly, R.I.) 1851-1854, 1851-12-04
Tobacco, ,Intemperance, Tempe
rance..-NO. =.

To the Editors of the Literary Echo:-
In my first number, certified my in
tenton of "setting afoat'' some thoughts
upon the subject and use of tobacco.
Upon the suIjed-
.Tobacco is a filthy weed.
That grows away down South"
and, am sorry to say, at the North too.
The use-In the editorial to which al
lusion was made last week, you state some
facts of startling nature. You say
whether upon your own responsibility, Or
that of others, it is not important to state,
inasmuch as you "echo" " acknowledged
facts" 1t is a settled point, with all who
have investigated the matter, that the
habitual use of the narcotic (tobacco) is a
very productive cause Of intemperance in
other matters, especially in drinking spir-
ituous liquors." You also say" BY an
inquiry lately instituted in the. State Prison Il
at Auburn, N. Y, it was found that Of
seven hundred convicts in the Prison, FIVE
hundred had committed the crimes of
which they were convicted while Sseyy
were IN state of iutoxication, and four hun
dred and fifty of this number attributed /,
their inebricty to the former use of tobac--
CO."
Now, sirs, there are those, who scout
the idea, that the use of tobacco has any.
thing to do with intemperance from ardent,
spirits-that these two things, viz: the.
use of tobacco, and the use of intoxicating. !.
liquors, have any connection whatever, in 4.
the line of cause and effect, more than the
employment of sailing vessels has with the
explosion of steamboat boilers. But "facts q.
are stubborn things" and the facts rela-
tive to the 45O prisoners at Auburn are
not annihilated by sneer. They remain.
in all their force, and tell their unwelcome
story, touching the connection between.
the use of tobacco and intemperance.
Look at some other facts bearing upon
the same point. A gentleman has beena
lecturing in Massachusetts of late upon,
the subject of tobacco, and the evils con- 9.
nected with the use of it. He has lectur-.
ed in fifty towns; and among all the ine--
briates which he has found in those fifty
towns, there are but three who do not use
this filthy weed. Now, we cannot afhrma
that all drunkards use tobacco, nor that
all who use tobacco are, by any means,,
drunkards, or are in special danger of be-
coming so :, but it is pertinent to inquire,
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Mister, say, don't suppose you
don't know of nobody what don't want to
hire nobody to do nothin' for somebody
nohow, you don't, do you'' Yes, guess
not.'
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.Eas- The railroad depot in New London has
been commenced. The building, says the
Chronicle, will be a noble one. The walls are
to be granite, which abounds in that region.
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p1- A lady of fashion stepped into a
shop not long since, and asked the keeper
if he had any matrimonial baskets, she be-
ing too polite to say cradles.
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To the Editors of the Literary Echo -
In my first number, certified my in
tention of "setting ahoat'' some thoughts
upon the subject and use of tobacco.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-01-10
CoNcRl.ss--2D SESSION,
WEDNESDAY,. JASrARy s, 1851.
SENATE

Mr. Pratt presented the memorial OF one ,hoasan.
merchants and others Of Baltimore, praying the establish.
nent OF line Of mail steamers 10 ply between Baltimore
via Norfolk and port in England Referred com.
mticc on post offices and post reads.
The Chair laid before the Senate communication from
the War Department. with statement Of the contracts and
purchases OF that department Ter l-50.
4 bill 10 extend Notarlcs Public in the District o. c..
lumba the same powers heretofore conferred The Eoae.
in the territories, reported ana passed. and t. 10
change the time Tor holding the Crcu, and Dstric, Cous
o. the United States for the Eastern and Western Ds,,
OF Pennsylvania also reported considered and passed
large number OF petitions and memorials pICsea
ed and number OF bills introduced
Mr.. Underwood moved Ia take M The Joint resolution
from the House. authorizing the assignment Of land
under the aw Of Congress After debate he
motion was withdrawn, 10 be renewed Tomorrow.
The Senate then took up the bill toprovde for tie settle,
mcn of private land claims in California, aad Mr. Gwln al
dressed the Senate hours in defence OF his bill
Nj Benton commenced reply, bur gave way 10 The mo.
ton 10 adjourn
And the Senate then adjourned.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES..
Mr. Bayy from Virginia, chairman OF the committee. re-
ported bills OF appropriation Tor the support OF the Military
Academy and other pensions and the current aEc IN
cidenal expenses Of The Indian and Post Office Dcpa;:
men,s and moved that ii be made the special order 10 's
them Up Tomorrow, and that they BE- printed.
Mr. Phelps OF Missouri and Mr. Matteson. of New 70 K
moved that the amendments which they proposed III.
cheap postage bill be printed for the Of the House.
Several bills read first and second time and referred
10 appropriate committees. Among others was one aIh0
rzng grants Of land in the State o! Maine IL aid Of The ST.
Lawrence md Atlantic Railroad.
Mr.. Stanton of Kentucky. moved that this is The
nvcr-arv OF the battle oi New Orleans the House ADJOURN
md the and ben called for there We're "a IN favor
of the motion and :, against H. So the House stands az
journed ill tomorrow.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-01-10
COMMERCIAL RECORD.
RICHMOND MARKETS. JANUARY o.

TOBACCOThe market is active and prices arc IS cents
better than they were II the close of past month The
stocks IN The State are light amounting about 900 hogs
heads The receipts OF tobacco are VERY light and the
quality generally very Indifferent.
FLOuR-Richmond held nj IS; Scousviie s. l2E-dll.
WtlEAT-Rcd 100 "A los cts. white l05 ll24.
CORN-Sales AT gu 62S for old new SO a Cd
cents.
CORN MEAL-7n cents per busho
OATS-i5 cents per bushe
RYE-6s cents.
FISH-Herings No Cut Sc 80; Gross 81 25; Mackere
No. ST Ga No =, $780, No l. 81 So Shad SIS so So
in better demand
LARD-New, in barrels, n o. cents; kegs 81 10 Ct.
BACON-New Baltimore Sides . cts. Shoulders u s,
cents. The stock OF old Bacon exhausted
COFFEELagnayra |. | "a cts; srlall stock; Rio IL 3
II i cents.
SCGAR-New crop New Orleans 6. a : cents: Porto
Rico ia ~ cents.
Moi.ASSES~New crop New Orleans, in barrels, 80 cts;
Cuha % L % cents.
SPIRITS Cognac Brandy 81 IS IS; Rochelle 81 S5a
500 American proof 23c M proof 50ai; Apple scarce
Richmond Rccfcd Whisky % 49,; ~ T. Rum 81 y
RlCE-New crop 3 -. Small demand
PLASTER-S3 31ls from Wharf; Basin 81.
LlME-Si IS from Wharf.
GUANO-Pcruvian s5a palagonian $40 per ton.
BEESN AXWaGtrd Al - Il % cts. per H.
TEAS-lmperia i5a15c per h.; Gunpowder IS 10 crs:
Young Hyson 3Oa15c; Black IS a 81 c.
NAlLS-3 3S els.
SOLE l.EtTiIER-Ilcmock tanned, good, l5:al' c,-;
damaged llal5 cts.
SOAp--l,chmond and New York 81 a6c
lRON-Plg Iron S23 ~ 80 according qrnity; Swce!
s95 per ton English So Tredcsar Richmond nlanuiaeor;,
10; Up Country Bar So 81, according 10 quality.
RICHMOND LIVE STOCK MARkET-J,x.9.
Cattle the scales brn. $! * s. % in quni'v
Hogs-Nett 81 81 nett-Supply very small demand brss
Sheep--Ne,t 81 IS to 50 50, as in quality.
JACOB SHOOK.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-01-10

pv NJ, KeeI Of the Methodist Episcopal Church, PoIg-
keeuse N. York, says he friend OF slavery 'ha ne
loves his country and righteousness, which exas nauoh
but the integrity of the Constitution is the only hope Tor The
slave In the Union free labor, the moral power oil Inc
North, &C., can be exered bnt with divided country.
commercial and tariff regulations anpahics and eaioses
nothing can done for the slave what are We uons Dy
eyaJing or overurning the Constitution We may knde
fire that will indeed extingush the fugitive slave law but
which WILL time consume all thai y oeuuilu
the laws Let us stand by the Union The breath
Of ana,icism blowing from the North and from the South
has sweed into fearful gale which threatens to engni the
constitution The noble ship Keeling before me past II
a. IN hoard 10 have cool heads and hearts,
May God give her good deliverance und may all The peo
nile sny Amen
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-01-10
Photographed for Tie Richmond Enquirer.l

BALrrMoRE Jan. O.
Sales of 2000 bbs Howard ST. Flour were made to-day
81 56 and the marke, closed with mn active demand that
price. No sales Of City Mills made Wheat unchanged
White Corn 60 s! cents. Yellow SO 80 cents
Whskey 81 cents.
Tobacco.-Salcs of nearly GOO hhds Maryland and Ohio
Tobacco made to-day full rates indicating i'm
p'ovement in price The market continues firm with active
enoures for shipping tobacco
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-01-10
LATEST By THE TELEGRAPH.
CONGRESSIONAL PROCEEDINGS
Photographed Tor fhe Richmond Enquirer

" JANUARY =, Is'I.
5ENATE.-Aitcr the morning business Mess.s. Gain
and Benton continued the debate IN TIC California Land
Title Bill which ultimately referred the Committee
on the Juici-ry; after which the Senate into Exccp.
tv" session, and then adjourned.
HOuSE.Mr Chandler made an Intellectual effort TO in.
rodncea resolution the object Of which prevent the
expectation of silver coins by reducing their weight 10
creasing the alloy.
The whole day occupied with tho New Hanpsh:.
Cont. sted Election Case
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-01-10
DEMOCRATIC


Tor nc FH4HlFtF
.-SAta meeting VI the Democratic members Of the l,e-
gsature in the Senate Chamber on Thursday evening" 'e
9Th January il was resolved, that the same adjourn 10
meet al the same place o'clock Friday evening, ioi
inst, when and where full attendance j. reanested
'''' MANY MEMBERS.
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-,o,od ~ .,rike out from the resolution inc
Mr naa.rr nn and SO as 10 limit the authority asked io
to the gueen Of the Ssnp@'' noa
. $50 nnes s66 which no quorum .;o ,t
oe meeting then adjourned until Thursday evening"
half rosf o'clock.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-01-10

TRIUMPH OF THE FUGITIVE SLAvEIa
New YoaK, Jan. 9, p. NJ judge JUt>1n has give, :,
decision in the ot Henry Long the fugitive s,ys a.
has ordered him 10 be renandsd 20 his owner ."
PHILADELPHIA, Jan. S. 10 O'Clock, p. M.--The f,,;,
slave Henry Long left New York At FIVE O'Clock this ate,
noon, in charge OF his owner, en- route for home S
There is apprehension OF considerable exci.encn, m ~
arrival in this city but he vii! be taken charge o, NO M
shall keyser and body OF police and be CONDUCTED n -.
Baltimore depot w
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-01-10

The Petersburg News publishes letter. oil January 4'
from Cade, at lexington who refers to an appfehol'e0
rebellion Of the slaves Tho impression was based upon
letter found, developing the plot The military al Tile i"s
tue were ordered be in readiness Tor any
trust that the report was ill-ioundea' ~ oil '
break con now be eSpec,ed.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-01-10
POI ,rIcS MASSACHUSETTS,.

Bosros JAN THE Coalition party have agreed 10
division Of the Offices The democrats are TO have me 'oV
ernor Lieutenant Governor State Treasurer i've Counsel
ors and L. S. Senator for short term. The Free Soers
are 10 have the IT, s. Senator for long term Secretary OF
State four Counsellors State Auditor ami Sefgeana'-
-''"o DEMOCRATIC NOMINATION.
Bosros JAS s. p. Robert Rantou, Jr has aeen no
minated BY the Democrats for the short term IN the u "
Senate The Free Sellers have ncquesced in the nominal
ton
I'VE cannot too strongly denouncc this detesabe coalition
however sound Nj Rantou mny be. We surprised that
the Democrats the ugen, appeals OF the Boston Post
and Pennsy should have neoTiousy 'Fucked TO
wre,ched and n.ischieyous faction Enquirer
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-01-10
FROM A VERY RELIABLE SOURCE

: ''' New YoRK Jas. g. 1851.
Having few leisure moments, have concluded 10 say
word or two relation TO what action the onioN 'ulet
Committee is taking accomplish the objects o lis
zation am fully advised n to lis opcation ana s'a
therefore simply state such facts as have come uae' ~!
own observation . ., al ,bo Minis
ers in this civ and if no, n OF those IN 'e oiac
requesting them present the subject oil the a"Ho'y ~
several congregations Many have already responded -
this call in no mistakcabc terms and but lew II any? ~
positively declined. On last Saturday evening hca'u W
Hawks redeiver discourse BY request on ms subject
Thounh the weather bad the congregation was very
large and highly intelligent. The discourse was mastery
and tho fervor oil the speaker IN Keeping WIN l'c Srahu
and .ubimty OF hs conceptions DOUBT wne'hcf lietc
was one heart that did not beat responsive 10 a' " u
gifted orator. have or heard the rauf oil e
Union portrayed in moe striking colors Inc DOCTOR mas
consented understand deliver this same discourse In
Washington City. have sermon preached by Inc heV.
Mr. Lord congregation at Buffalo BY the reqncs. OF
tho committee who had ten thousand copies printed
md distributed The grounds taken by this Rev gentleman
would meet the appreciation Of any reasonable Southern
man. He fully understands what the word OF God ana the
constitution Of the United States say upon the subject o
slavery.
There seems to but little indeed there no excitement
here in regard the fugitive slave act The large mass Oh
the people think lille and less about Their chcl ann
Is 10 make money and then TO enjoy IL AS however Few
demented fanatics give stranger In pursuit OF MS pro-
pery, much trouble besides making MN ncur heavy e"pe
SEES IL does seem that the lawabding citizens mere
should put down, by other such reckless
wre,ches such open traitors Congress itself cannot Apply
the proper remedy II must De done mere anu as sPeo
too may be. ., H.:
will here state fact not directly connected with tins
subject however which may be well known 10 you, ou OIL
which many of your readers doubt not ignorant as
was until within few days past, wit: That IN this city
no negro permitted drive Omnibus hack cart or any
vehicle public purposes; and further that no negro
med To ride in any pjc conveyance. have frequently
travelled with negroes the of our State Indeed
you well that this is not at all UNUSUAL Tree negro
can own and do carriages and carts and $50 drive
them in your city. In conversation with gentleman Of
high distinction in this city, in regard 10 this subject he re-
marked very significantly that we OF the Sou had decided
more regard for negro than they Of the Norh that
regard them in the light OF domestic animal while they
looked upon them as "rid beasts"
Very respectfully, &c, Il.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-01-10

would be in other cases. The word Summary" IN ,hc ,
means that you may take the into custody and no
with the examination without giving the six days n,
and will consider before me- without thar -
cess and notn.; more. Genslcn will the necesS
If combining themselves the issue, without goinp
IT, and must interfere il there is any attempt do an
Mr.. White-We shall endeavor not TO deserve the in,a
ston OF the Court ~"
Mr. Western extract from Judge Siorys co,,
aries on the Union, which appeared in former pa, NJ
report The examination then went on. 'I
Joseph w Smith, colDred man, re-eyamipst
repeaed the testimony h. had given before the Commi aug
Mr. White objected 10 the form Of the oath tendarsd
witnesses nasmuch as II reciici that the man ow,a ~ ne
and Tins was preudcing the for U.s. VET aoo
nroyed that the man did owe labor not
Tn. Judge said that part Of the oath should BE- a.,.,
loft out but the Court did no, Expose il coui h, Or
material bearing on the Court sas
Lewis Tappan examined Has before seen the n,,
handed to him; he was given kew 10 examine uCS
for papers which might bc useful TO him. and found
per in II. ~
The paper was a memorandum going 10 cnrobora,s,,
dcnce ~ to Long being in the city at period esr;si es
one of the witnesses for the defence. y "
Cross examined II was utter this trial had csrcne.. :,
that witness given the key Of the trunk was oo
first or second day of the trial. - TIC
c. Foster examined. The ship Taronta sai,s..
this port Saturday the lh Of January 3g .o rom
MIA
The evidence here closed, and the Cour, atoc,,.s .
case the day, when il will be summed 10 h. we
Counsel for both sides ""
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-01-10

q HtHTy Kehmor a
last evening in the northern Gals, in the = .Sihsr
Deputy Marshal Of n. YORK, police officers pr parke, G
TEXAS--Col Henry I. Butler, Of Hun son corp,y ,
murdered few days ago he was returning from nr
ney he had been making beyond the Saline Il appears ,b
family difficulties had caused feeling o hostility oe,xen
the brothers In Law oi the Colonel aad himself ami "a h.
was returning home, lie met by John and Tiom,
Mosey his brothers nawl with the latter OF whom hs
had some which having finished he turned
10 ride homewnrd, when John Mosey raised his gun am
shot him dead upon the spot
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-01-10

PRAYER Kew. JOSEPH. II. Davis the CIrcn
MIR. SPEED from the COMMITTEES oi Courts, presented ad
verse the petitions of the cgaees OF Eliza e. Wood
and of james Monroe and the following bills bill for
the relief OF Xedekah kdwe Of Maron bill dyorcng Geo
Johnston from his wife Susannah bill amending the 18th
section Chap l76 OF the Code Of Virginia; bill 10 amend
the 9th section of the Code and bill allowing bail In
tain
Mr. ). also presented from the samefcommee report
upon much Of the Governors Message relates the
suit pending in the Supreme Court ofhe United States
in the Of the State of Pennsylvania agsinsr the
Wheeling and Belmont Bridge Company, and Others which
read and motion Of Mr.. RUSSELL, laid on the
table and ordered 10 Do printed.
Mr.. BCRWELT., from the committee Of Schools and
Colleges presented bills 10 incorporate the Buchanan Male
Academy, and incorporate the Greene Humane Society,
and for other purposes.
Mr.. RIVES from the Committee Agriculture, &c,
presented bills incorporate the tas Mining and Manu-
featuring Co.; 10 incorporate the Cedar Hill Mining Co.;
and TO incorporate the Va Ship timber and Lumber Co.
Mr.. GGitRRANT, from the Committee Banks report.
ed bill 10 establish the Central Bank of Va.
Mr.. CRUTCHFlELD. according to leave given, reported
bill 10 incorporate the Trustees Of the Mercer Monument
Association in Fredericksburg.
Severn resolutions of inquiry adopted and petitions
presented, which will be noticed hereafter
The House then took the Joint order, being the rcsou
tons offered BY Mr.. SEGAR Ton the subject Of the public
ands,) with the amendment submitted by Mr. BCRWELT.
Mr.. FERGUSON advocated the adoption Of the resolu
tons
Mr. LEWIS Of Harrison expressed desire give some
in opposition to both propositions The House then
adourned.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-01-10

The Convention Yesterday did nothing bat discuss an u
s,cces.ul motion 10 reconsider the vote selecting 'he
versast church as the place of Meeting. II Is oug ''a'
on Tuesday next the Church will be ready iof the
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-01-10

STETHOSCOPE.-The first number OF the Stethoscope
and Virginia Medical Gazette has been laid upon our table
tits handsomely printed and contains much valuable and
interesting matter.
their support both in the way OF subscriptions and con-
tributons With such mid assured could be rom
dered by the profession in Virginia. the Sethoscope would
likewise Of the cheapest journals, being only Us
per annum-[ Wig.
We cordially endorse the above Enquirer.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-01-10
PRIo Es OF sTocKsIN RicHMoND,

S,ALT.-l,so sacks Ash.on's Salt aGoa, for sale by
- Jan ~ EDMOND & DAVENPORT
NEW CROP DATES AND FIGs.-I5 trails Dates;
Ian 10 DAVENPORT. ALLEN & CO
hsACKEREL.-2j ;, 90 half bb.- No 2 Tor sale by
va Jan. 10 DAVENPORT. ALLEN CO
6tKINDSTONEs.-J Nova S:od Gr!ndst,nes. tbs very
" blue grit fox sale by l.. II SKISKER
ian. IL
a5ANAGERSOFFICI:. con.er Mainland Governor s,r,e..
VA Richmond. Virginia
THIS Dty l2 C4pia!s soo loof2 5o &c Tickets
S. ocock-Capi,als $1,000 500 1900 1000 TsAe'
ST.
Drawn Nos Of Susquen.nna Class
J: Il - ~ 3. y - Il II - ~ 6 as
Jan 10 e. w PURCELL6 co
TIL IRE.
MANAGER Mr.. POTTER.
TT Boxes so cents, Pit IS cents.1u
BeneG; and last appearance Of Mr. C. BURKE who will appear
an FRIDAY EVENING January io,h win be performed
~ ebia.ed Comedy OF
PAULP
Paul pTy, Mr. g. Barkc. larry Sanly, Mrs, NJ Jones
Col Hardy, Mr. OlIer phnl1. M.s Sloan
New Characteristic Dance Ly Mrs CI.llne
To conclude with If Bars.s Face OF
OLE BULE. ,.
Ebenezer C,f Mr. e. Bnisf'
I'm which he viii sing Song ad perform o" he vs,n
Mary. Mrs SoaH
Grand Dance By Mss carAne
Tccomnencc with tie Peri:e Drama OF
LOVE IN VILLAGE.
Principal Characters by Duff, Sioan and Mrs Sloan
~ bills Of theday. ,-ra.
81 ADMISSION Boxes PIT Is cents Centre Gt's
ry 81 ceuls; eide on Eaern Gallery 2S cents Colocd Gallery
,.,..
~ Seal, can be daily from 1910 and from 10 oo.
S Door. opsn half past6. Curtain VII rise at
SEVEN
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." pN-' -: .. Mr. 'tr.NAWuA COMPANY

ho oon,,,ee were engaged all Of yesterday in thorough
" examining into the circumstance " -, having
Js;h Dam nv birh water The investigation not having
49, concluded the adjourned meeting of tho St'cS'aet'
" s C,nol Inst night wa. not expected to do any O"s'