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Daily American telegraph., 1852-07-19
SELLING OFF! SELLING OFF!


contemplate moving from my present place Of bust
n ness the last of the month"; shall commence this day
to run of my stock Goods prime cost consisting
Of beautiful Bereges, Grenadines Tissues Lawns Silks
Berece dc LANES Embroidered Muslns Parasols Bonnet
Ribbons Gloves &c. Ladies in want Of very cheap goods
ut wholesale prices will please give call, and they will
be satisfied my prices are at least 70 per cent less than
other stores. I. b. BROWN,
jv l4-tr bet 7th and Sth sts, opp. Centre Market.
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INTEREST ON DEPOsITEs.

vINHE BANK OF THE UNroS-BrQwns Marble Building-a-
lows interest deposites when made for definite
period.
STOCKS bought and sold on commission at the Bank Of
the Union [News jy y13-u
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THE UNION ACADEMY,
Corner of 14h street and New York Avenue.
z. RICHARDS, Principal.

0a4s1Es aSsns ! llTPSTS2cy, PS1ST A B. Assistants.
A. c. RICHARDS. Teacher Of the Primary Department.
A. ZAppoSE. Professor Of Modern Languages.
r. GmsoN Tcachrr Of Drawing and Painting.
The first quarter Of The merit year will commence on the
both Of August, 1852.
Rs- Circulars can he obtained OF the PnncpaI or "
Farnbam's poohstore july 1o-itf
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GRAND MILITARY AND CIVIC EXCURSION.
rsVHs Committee of Arrangements on the part oi. tho
\ WALKER SIIARpSHOJTERS, respectfully announce
to their friends citizens generally tint the company IN
tend giving grand Military and Civic Excursion on Tues
Law evening August g. 1852 for which extensive arrange
,ncnts nre being made and the committee pledge them
selves that no pains win be spared on their part 70 make
ono of general satisfaction The wellknown steamer Co-
inmbia has been chartered for the OCCASION. 80
The boat will leave Georgetown at2 o'clock Rieya
ywnsbngton) at o'clock Navy Yard at O'Clock, exan-
AHA at o'clock and proceed down the river about orty
niles stoppiup at Fort Washington sufficient time 70 al,
low those on board thorough view of the forhcaon ana
return Mt n seasonable hour O. - ,
superior cotion band has been engageo supper aio
other refreshments nt city prices. -,
ioata admitting n gentleman and ladies, Sl-to be had
- tho incinal drug stores from the committee OF ar
and nt the boat the evening OF the excur.
sion - w., o-,,,h,sos will bo NJ tho
rf on the return the boat for the conveyance oil pas
sengers to etherpace
COMMITTEE OF ARRANGEMENTS
JAS. WARD,
SAM'L p ROBERTSON,
L. @. ECKLOFF,
PHILIP HARBIN
WIALIAM SMITH,
THOMAS BROWN,
w. H. G0RBUrT,
,,,o ~ ALEX FORREST. Treasurer.
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NOTICE.

NE members Of Usage Tribe Of Red Men take pleasure
in stating their friends and the public at large that
they will give moonlight excursion down the Potomac on
the 9th of july for which occasion they have chartered
the large and commodious steamer Columbia Particulars
in future advertisement jy 13-f
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nEAUTIFUL BEREGEs from rs cents upl
* BROWNS Cheap Cash Store,
june 2-tr between 7th and Sth streets.
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LAND WARRANTS
ONLY TEN DAYS MORE

DoUGHT at the highest market rates at the Bank OF the
ID Union. News y l3-u
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Nd A. GRAYs Bookstore will be closed for about two
n weeks. Those who wish to buy BARGAINS must
call soon. Mr. GRAYs Books going AT COST, to
close out the old stock. Who does not want elegant
Family Bible interesting Religious, Miscellaneous,
or Juvenile Works half their valueg NOW the time
Sunday Schools to get supplies-chedpl CHEAP
CIIEAPl
RS- Remember about thc Goth 10 tho 23d instant Mr..
HIay will close to remove t. his new store.
jy10-f 4. GRAY Tth street.
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BAYNEs paNORAMAs!
NT0W open at ODDFELL0NS HALL, for short season
~ only, BAYNEs celebrated soies Or Gigantic Pano-
ramas, entitled
Voyage to Europe!
Embracing magnificent views Of Boston, its Harbor Hall
fax, the Atlantic, River Mersey Liverpool the Crystal
Palace of the Worlds Fair Westminster Abbey, London
from the Thames, passing under the bridges, and ending
with magnificent view Of the Thames Tupnel brilliantly
illuminated and both banks Of the beautiful River Rhine.
Ga An Exhibition on Wednesday and Saturday after
moons at 31 o'clock.
ca Admission rs cents Children under IL years of age
10 cents.
RS- Doors open at 4 Panorama to moving at
o'clock jy 9-tf
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WASHINGTON: /:

MONDAY AFTERNOON, JULY 10, 1852.
Daily American telegraph., 1852-07-19

GREGORY a. MAURY, Managers,
Successors to j. w. MAURT & Co.
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souuabe. Circumstance the Republic introduces Camp.
halls rbald letter with the remark that il addressed
10 the Iataiguesr. Vesy naturally. then. one would
expect TO find the letter in the columns oil the Intgsn-
ssr; but the blsigsaea declines TO publish the letter
makes no reference 10 il whatsoever. and further does
10, even acknowledge lis receipt Now, why is this
The explanation Of the strange conduct OF the iAifA
gsner is either that il did not credit the Authenticity OF
the letter. or declined to prostitute lis columns oy the
publication OF so ribald production. But the party
must not lose the benefit OF the letter and accordingly
was ushered into the world by journal having no char
acer TO lose by the publication Of spurious or souri,
lous epise II is surprising that the Republic did mol
spun the letter Perhaps it Is content TO be The recePla
ca az The refuse Of its neighbours columns.
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Fraud Persisted In.

Now that the wing canvass has become hopeless, we
m;gbt on The principle OF death bed repentance, ex
sc, some show OF honesty IN it. But all tho indications
convince us that the wing gamesers resolved TO die
game They make no sign
We have before US printed broadsde, said TO have
besn recently struck of in this city. and mailed TO the
snb in great numbers 10 the wrappers with one
u the wbig journals here The articles in this CIR
. are headed. "Frankin Pierce unsafe man for the
Soh and Wiafsid Scott safe for The South" on
The slavery question
The article against Gen Pierce is simply the old explo-
.sd Foss New Boston SANDER, with the whole list OF
amous certificates and aiaviis which were fabricated
IN sustant The article 10 relation TO Gen Scott is re-
hash Of his savings about the Compromise, nc, and IS
.gnsd by several gentlemen calling themselves the exc
eutiye committee of Maryland.
We are very glad TO see this publication thus
eculated Its only effect must be utterly to disgust
The South with the conduct OF the wing leaders.
who resort 10 such methods OF fraud up to the last
momen 10 foist upon southern men the chosen candidate
and political protegs of Messrs Seward and Johnston
To compIete the southern Indignation, the same paper
shows the same men OBTAINING abolitionst the
yerv man whom a, the North they invoking aboli-
,ooism 10 strike down as its most determined and orml-
dable foe.
O course such calumnes resorted the OF the
election will deceive no one.
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The Theatre.

The opening neht Of the theatre, tomorrow evening
will doubtless presen. brilliant array Of the beauty and
fashion Of Washington. We have observed that the
Washington audience, perhaps more decidedly than any
other in The country is measured by the qualify Of the
entertainment offered During the last the thea
ire always filed when the performances Of the
first class in their respective lines The engagements Of
Mr. Forrest, Of Miss Cushman. and Of Madame Celeste,
are proofs Of what we saY Each Of these great ARTISTS
alled the house
Now, The RaVes. in their ue--a very attractive and
popular lne-are absolutely unequaed in this country
or IN Europe Their performances is the perfection Of
paniomime. There is nothing ia The way Of t1tIsauz
vtpanis, on any stage admirable than the Italian
shgands," which closes the entertainments on Monda,
evening Thsre is hardly anything ID the way OF couir
Pantomime. more funny than Mons DseioIapeua which
is also given.
We entertain no doubt that the enterprise and Eb.ra,
o. Mr.. Marshall, in giving a. the inimtabe RayeIs a
ms opening card, will be appreciated BY our citizens and
Wil De greeted and rewarded by ovsrfowing houses
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NAWNa thH tPtiIoAt ~
General Scott at sandusky

General Scot, speaking at Sandusky of the PROPOSE.
ton in Mexico to make him commander OF the Mexi-
army and president Of the republic, says: "The
impression which generally prevails thai the PROPOSE
lion emlnaied from Congress is erroneous one The
overture made TO by private cilizens-men OF
wealth and prominence"
Did General Scott report this ofsF to his government
He may have done 40; but Mr. Polk was President and
think il certain that had he made such report we
should have known H. We take il for granted he made
no such report II he did not, he was guilty OF aross
derelciion OF duty; hewas guilty Of gross omission
Of a character papable az render him liable to
greater importance 10 the Unitad States General Scott
answers this ia his speech referred 10. He says:
About fths Of all tbs branches OF government In.
cudtBg nearly majority Of the members OF Congress
and the executive were quite desieous Of having that
country annexed 10 ours"
We say nothing Of the truth or fasehood OF this story
is General SCOTS own report, and II lrue he was
guilty Of neglect Of duty which should condemn him
IN tho eyes Of every Amsrcan citizen for not reporting il
to his government
The question was an important one, indeed i, was
the question Of the annexation OF Mexico-peaceably
quietly, without cost and that question an American
general took upon himself TO decide, 10 settle General
Scotfs duty that al general Of the American army
he was no organ OF the American people With the
great question OF determining the policy ~ .ks govern
men, towards Mexico be had nothing 10 do-hat ques-
ton could be determined by ha American Executive The
American Senate, and the American people shame,
shame such weakness, such stupidity, such criminal
indifference TO the people OF the United States Who
delegated the power to General Scott TO say whether
Mexico should be ours or notl lie was bound by the
law to report the offer made him his honor demanded
il; his government demanded H.
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Movements In Kentucky.

great democratic festival held at GEORGETOWN in
kentucky on the 10th inst It was oupourng Of the
masses. From seven 10 ten thousand persons were
present. and. friend writes rs, the greatest enhus-
prevailed growing out OF the belief OF success which
anmaies the democracy of Kentucky The multitude
was addressed by Hon John L. Robinson, Of Indiana
Hon. r. H. Stanton, and Hon. j. c. Breckenridge, Of
Kentucky We would be happy II the space at dis
posa permitted TO give the full particulars Of the
Georgetown festival for argues that Kentucky is
to be redeemed from the dominion Of the wing party
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PROPOSALS WIZ be including The nrat day Of
December next, for The following articles required on Lake
Michigan
$50 pieces u inch 20 feet long, white oak I'm
$50 pieces do IS feet Tong do
100 pieces do 50 e. ona, DO
10 pieces, 10 inches square, 60 feet long, do
100 Iyuad waite OAK pnes, ~ feel long
Solo Ibs ineh bit ron in Of 10 long
500 good stone edb ballast no so or sand
soae Zach cord Or yield feet solid
The foregoing artces TO be delivered al New psdo 1ake
mid by day Of nert March one third
May. - '''''' O"' '"u " ''e 'is' aay o. next
The e delivered as follows
Onethird BY the 3
Of say next third by the day Of Juno hert.
The articles delivered specified days 10 he
proved and received quantities approved viii
paid of according to price, per amounts
contract be Completed when retained vii be pad 10
the conactor win be forfeited states il The con
The hewn timber sap splits and imperectons
Proposals for the kinds Of ana
o aesry VIII also be received for Black Lake habor
Each proposal accompanied with evidence that The pro
night Of rejecting satisfactory Respects.
ADVANCES on contracts payments win be
The Of landing viii be pointed out y The una
states agent on notice 70 him By the this account
such landing shall delivery o sad aes 10 m.
Ltsd states No delivery Will be aknordged except In auaou
until deyerrd inspected, received articles viii h. m t
sk Of the contractor and under his when delivered in
the United No deIsy 70 inspect and receive a. time.
VIII be made OF allowed on Inc % The United states.
The proposals will be endorsed Tihe ON tho
outside Of The envelope and will be addressed
To be inserted Rspuhie IaleiIgencer and Union Wash
ason Courier and Enquirer, New Yok Commercial Advertiser
ChicasS twenty times daily and n December
:" oet22-d2o SawtDecl
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A basely abusive lal E, and scandalous " Memoir OF
General Scott is circulating through the mails, under the
franks of Hon G H. Peaslee, a democratic member OF
Congress from New Hampshire, and bosom fflend OF
Franklin Pierce Shame - Rochsstr american
Shame i lost upon such persons, though one occupying
the position of member of Congress ought TO be above the
circulation Of gross calumny against man OF the charac-
ter Of General Scott Bat the democracy everywhere
are desperate and the New Hampshire branch OF the
party reckless as well desperate We hear OF no less
than Sc ven prominent New Hampshire locoocos who are
in working for Pierce and King, and that ex-
United States Arneron one OF the number ney
dare not allow Pennsyvanans 10 do their own thinking
or their own votng.--Nsw York Express,
When we consider that the editor OF the New YORK
Express supports Scott after having publicly pronounced
against him and his associates, his sense OF shame Will
be estimated its proper value The Memoir OF sco
alluded 10 was first published in the New York Herald,
and afterwards in the Washington Unioa, and II is no v
being copied into almost every democratic journal in The
country is powerful document Its facts defy re-
py Its arguments defy efu,s,on. No whiz paper has
dared TO meet single OF lis allegations, based as they
all are upon history and the public records We have
waited in vain for man bold and brave enough 10 take
hold of il Gen Peasee who is OF the ables', mos
efficient, and mos, wdey-eseemed members OF the dem
ocrac party might well suppose that document which
thus challenged denial and yet a,saed in ia
facts arguments, worthy OF circulation over bis
frank
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aThe ChaIice Commended to their own Lips.

The following statement from the leading whg jour
nal Of Illinois goes to show that the wing "hgherlaw'
men are OVERRIDING their business:
"THK CAUSE The Chicago Advertiser, the
leading hig paper Of Illinois, thus explains the whis
defeat in Oaos
Horace Greeley has been elecionesring in Ohio and
the result Is whig defeat Greeley and his paper-he
Tubnne-are enough ruin any party. The whig PaiJ
can nspsr succeed while Greeley has influence in IT.
The rebound Of the above throw is intended to hit Gen
Scott who has also been eiectionserng in Ohio
We entertain no doubt that the Advertiser speaks the
truth TIE gratifying Of all the Circumstances al
ssding the late overwhelming democratic victories IN
the North IS The imposing verdict which they render
against the whole policy OF sectional agitation
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SLIANLsl 81 wis STA wL,E--we have IL .sos INC n


Bureau Of Toposrspbicai Engineers,
October 10, e52-
December for the following required
ia inches
400 pieces timber long, square
~ Inches
5000 Ibs. botiron, pieces long
$50 cords crib ballast sand stone, 1873 feet
100000 feet broad nch pine plank inches wide
The timber, plank, and boron be delivered follows
One third the day Of March
day Of April third 3ist day May
The be delivered al follows .H
One third the Both OF April third
Of way one-hird n 9oth day Iune merit
The timber and plank to be free from splits and other
To be delivered Al Orchard Creek Lake Ontario.
The quantities. knd and quality OF materials will
portions OF delivery also the
The Quantities, kiud-, qualities
required hay Cayuga county New York time. and
pn,poFtrsns of delivery also the same
The ARTICLES delivered specified days.
measured and inspected agent fnted
and received approved
per by the United STATE. sus the
contact Completed when retained win paid
contractor VIII be forfeited the United
Each proposal accompanied win evidence that the pro
poser able % uh bis contract and the department
nght Of rejecting proposal satisfactory
Advances contracts be made But viii be
places landing materials be pointed out by the United
States him
the subject delay
such landing shall not be considered delivery Of
INFRINGEMENT
Unul delivered inspected received all articles
ed received,
United stnte. No delay receive
proposals endorsed Proposals for Timber, on ne
outside Of tho envelope aud VIII be addressed e
Cot Corps Typographical Ensnesrs.
To be inserted IN the Republic nd
Enquirer, York; Commercial ADVERTISER
Buffalo Register, Albany twenty limos daily
oct 24-dats 3awtDecI0
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We observe by the Michigan papers that this venerable
democrat is stumping the Stale for Pierce and King His
appointments in every county in the State, and extend
up the 23i Of October There is example for the
young men The energy OF the venerable senator from
Michigan. and the eoquence Of his appeals, prove how
we'll he deserves the high position he occupies in the
teen OF his couairymen.
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telegrsphic despatch from Frederick, maryland
received yesterday describes an immense democratic
demonstration 10 progress that place-sx or egh,
thousand being in attendance, and mauifestng The ut
most confidence and enthusiasm The despatch con.
elndes with emphatic that The county and
State are both "uv for Pierce and King
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We continue to publish IN this days paper further
tracts from the correspondence OF the Democratic Central
Committee. Our readers will soon have an opportunity
to Judge for themselves OF the truth Of the and
calculations thus submitted them from different parts
Of the county For ourselves we have no fears as TO
the result
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Markets.

Nav YORK, Oct. 23-Goveinment 6s 1868, 1874. Sales
Of Canon 79ij Erie, got Exchange on London IOt pre-
MUM our hrner, and has advanced Sales Of oot
bis at % 81 and 81 81 of State brands southern al Z,
and 1881 Wnea rm, and sales 900 bushels al ~
cents Tor Genesee and loi a l05 ceus for Michigan white
red, 80 ~ Sales OF II 900 bushels mixed corn
10 20 GEMS, Oats, A. a IS cents Rye 50 cents
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His.g 81 M. WebaU

Bosros, Oct 81 D. m.-The following letter from our
reliable correspondent contains Interesting particulars 10
regard 10 Mr.. Webster
MARsHFKLp, Oct 2s-6, a. m
regret 70 Inform thai since my last dated o'clock last
Lign MI Webster has been gradually falling and Is now
very low would seem that the hour of his dissolution l.
near az hand His physicians report thar no has ailed
gradually during the night, and is very much exhaust.
ed Al tan inmates past six o'clock this morning he was
asleep.
About eleven o'clock last night lie had attack OF yomt
INK, and between hall past tntee this mornn he
was again severely attacked from which he suffered very
severely, leaving him weak aud exhausted He con
veIsed al intervals daring the nght with his physican
thoughts and conversation dwelling mostly upon his wife
and children and family affairs He appears calm and Il.
cancelled TO the fate awaiting him.
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TIE FLoRIDA sLEcrIos. The Jacksonville News OF
Saturday, and the Tallahassee FloAlian OF the same
date have brought few additional returns from Florida
We have now reports, less auth enc-generally.
however, reabIe-irom all but two small counties
Holmes and Walton. IN casting up The figures Ia our
table, Broome appears to have majority of two hun
dred and seveny-eight over Ward and Maxwell a ma
loriiy Of one hundred and niuey-eight over CabeIl
The two counties not reported gave to Cabel two years
arc one hundred and thirteen majority Should tive
whig vote sand The same IN those counties. Brpone's
maodty 10 the State viii he hundred and sixty.
five. and Maxwels eighiy-6ve, That both are elected
there is no reason whatever to doubt
[SqU1nnah Gsoraian Oct al
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LOUISIANA.

NEw osLEAEs, Oct 10, 1852
The country parishes will give a majority against
Scott OF from 1000 TO 500 The disaection in the
whg party BY OF his nomination Is great par
tleularly In the northern tier Of parishes You can
readily believe that the wings think their danger great
from the efforts being made by their canyassing the
country.
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MADAME Sontqgs Concert.

PHILADELPHIA, October 23-The fourth concert given
las. night by Madame Sonag exceed all her pre- ones
in bniancy The Musical Fund Hail was crowded 10 ia
utmost capacity. Handteds unable TO obtain seats
whilst very large number remained outside TO calch
note from the sweet vocalist So great anxiety
hear thar seats in The houses adoin ng the hall were actu
ally sold Tor rs and so cents
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QREENyILLr. October 10

tfHkkNVILLk, UttOber TO, 800.
The wings some what divided. Some say they
will not vote in the election, while others say they viii
vote Tor gallant" Pierce. The wings, as a whole care
nothing sbou, the election Of General Scott
The democrats, the other hand united 10 a man
and confident Of success, far my knowledge ex.
tends
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ny GREEN - soorr. a-ensnerr-.

ZINE TWo.HoRsE FAMILY CARRIAGE, HoR tEs, ANN
hARNksson fhursdy, the assh instant, an - eel
on w ous aueinp store AZ The ~ 6h street and PenHy
vAa,s avsna-, ~ ~ O'clock an sxeelent twn nny
eaHsxrt Wntsony Philadelphia
der The hurs~s fnH well
bays and sold for fau further
Sep nd Aacsonssnr
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FAIRFIELD, October 0, 1859.

rhRFIfLD, october Q, 1853.
Pierce and King will receive OF the largest MAORI
ties ever given by the democracy Of Iowa / never wit
messed greater unanimy Of feeling in behalf Of our
candidates, nor more determined spirit to elect Them
The Oldest men 10 the country cheeruly turn out and at
tend our meetings. OF which there have been and will
coaiinue to be great many Yoa neeI have no fears
but that our four votes will be cast for Pierce and King
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GREEsssorooeH, October Is, 1859.
As to the vote OF Alabama by most decisive MAJOR.
y you and our friends generally may 90 to soep and
repose quietly There is not. there cannot be- solitary
doubt with regard TO IT, and think the majority will be
large and Aattsring
IN addition to Alabama, you Tay, in my beet judgment
set down Mississippi and Georgia perfectly certain II
were idle to suppose anything else
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The performance concluding with the celebrated abIeaux
THE ITALIAN BRfGANDs. f

Prices OF admission Private boxes S. dress circle and
quettc so cens children under half
IS orchestra rs
tier, so eolored gallery, cents.
Doors O'Clock the will be The
box oee will be daily from 10 O'Clock, O'Clock,
m.