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PROCLAMATION.

Whereas the Board ef Aldermen and Board o
Common Council of The City Of Washington did
adopt on the 3si uiimo the following joint resolu
ton:
Rcsolred If The Board Of Aldermen end Port
Of Common Council of hc Ciiy of B-Gsiin stca
That the Mayor b. and he L. hereby respectfully re-
quesied TO SET apart day to be observed As a da,
al public thank giving and praise 10 Almighty God
and that he respectfully invite the CO operation ol
the clergy and citizens OF this metropolis and Vi
cinity, and recommend that all secular employment;
be abstained from on that day
Now, therefore, approving Of the object OF said
joint resolution, and in compliance with the request
therein contained, do hereby set apart Thursday
the sHh dcyof Norc,ntcr instant, be- observed in
this city day of general thanksgiving and praiS,
to Almighty God; aud recommend that all secular
employment he suspended during the day, that all
the ministers Of Religion and all citizens may a..
senble in their respective places of worship to Offer
up their gratitude and praise heavenly Father
for the mcrcies which he has vouchsafe 10 us durin:
the past year, and for the general prosperity and ha
piness which prevadeS our land, and TO ask a con
nuance of these blessings, and that he would ntuse
into hearts the principles of his divine law and
that the practice of lives NAV illustrate lis saving
truths.
the City of Washington. this Ilth day of Novein-
Der, 1853.
JOHN w. MAURY, Mayor.
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PERsONAI.,

80. Hon Linn Boyd is at Evansburg. Penn
sylvania, We understand, where his wife has
been for some weeks on visit to her friends
and relatives.
80. Washington Irving was recently in
Baltimore, and visited the Holiday street
Theatre. He is in fne health, and Knicker-
booker spirits.
.... Hon. C. G. Atherton, Senator from n
H., has been afflicted with paralytic stroke,
but it is hoped he has recovered
49,. U. S. Marshal Wyncoop, of Philadsl-
phia, the efficient officer, is at Browns.
1.-THE Hon. III. L. Stevens, of Michigan,
is at Mrs. Esterley's, in this city, not Hon. A
II. Stevens of Georgia, as heretofore stated
80. Law Badger, Esq, editor of the Ports
mouth Globe, was married last week to lady
in Dupln county, N. c. Long may he wave.
go. Lewis Farcn, member of the Ravel
Troupe, died very suddenly at Cincinnati last
Sunday.
80. Gen. Alex. Mcconnell, of Ohio. a Jack
son eector in 1922, died few days ago.
80. Hon. Gerrit Smith writes to friend in
Syracuse, on the 9th instant, as follows =
- Your letter finds me suffering under rush
of blood to the head. 1t is fortnight since
the disease began. l fear that it may dis
qualify me from official Duties
.... The trial of Fisher W. Ames, for
shooting JAS. C. Hall. is now taking place at
Cincinnati
80. Hon. Samuel Hamilton. of Calvert
county, Maryland, it is said will contest the
election to a seat in the u S. Senate, with Mr.
Psarce.
80. Gon. J. Nevitte Steele, late Charge de
Affairs to Venezuela. has returned to his
home, in Baltimore.
80. Senator Douglass travelled over the
principal parts of Russia in a long carriage,
night and day, at the rate of eight or ten
miles An hour. 1. contained sleeping room
and a kitchen, so that he seldom left it, except
for information AMI observation. lie penetra-
ted to the confines of Tartary, where there
were 100000 persons, Siberians, Russians
Austrians, Calmuck Tartars, Circassians
Georginns, Turks and Persians.
80. Madame Sontag gives free concert
tomorrow, at noon, to the scholars of the
Public Schools of Baltimore.
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The Star in Portsmouth and Norfolk, Va.

K. G. Staples, As High Street, Ports.
mouth, Va, is prepared to furnish the
STAR to the citizens of Norfolk and Ports.
mouth, early on the morning after its
issue, at 10 cents per week to regular
subscribers, OF two cents each, at his
counter.
As this journal will contain a large
amount of the latest and most reliable
naval news, in advance of all other pa.
pers, it must soon become q fayorite with
the people in that region. Persons sub.
scribing to the STAR, may depend or
being regularly served.
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longer continuing the traffic. So, she has
commenced to make terms with England,
consenting, perhaps, without formal
treaty that the latter may force on her
the forced.apprentice system. But the
most atrocious part Of England S conduct
in this affair, was her effort to get us into
the tripartite treaty before we were aware
of her last intrigue with Spain above men
toned. In this, she essayed to tie our
hands against ourselves. That is, to bind
us lin ignorance of her true purposes) to
submit to her use of Cuba to destroy the
agricultural, manufacturing and CONNER
cial prospects of our own land. She
missed her aim in the matter of thus
pledging us not to interfere for our own
protection against whatever she might be
able in her power over Spain, to force the
latter to attempt to do with Cuba by way
Of dashing our Union to pieces. Now
knowing well that our commercial and
manufacturing progress is but another
name for her commercial and manufac-
turing decline, we understand why she
essays to check us. We know, too, that
her governments history for hundreds Of
years past has exhibited an entire absence
of principle, right, justice, honesty OF
philanthropy in her dealings with other
nations. Yet we were hardly prepared
to find her rulers, in this age, so peril.
naciously seeking to compass the down.
fall Of such nation as ours, by means Of
generating civil and servile war, among
us. Her Indian cotton schemes having
failed, her hostility is not to the prosper.
ity of our cotton growing interest; but
to those among us who are so rapidly
overtakmg Manchester in manufacturing
cotton goods, and against our ship-build
ers, artisans, and our manufacturers o.
anything competing with what her people
make to sell abroad. Such are the ends
and aims of the philanthropy" of tn,
British government, in connection will
Cuba. Such, indeed, are the purposes t.
which she also essays to stir up the sym
pathies of our men of the North, who's
industrial destruction she is seeking t.
compass, as the prime object of all he
anti-slavery intrigues.
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THINGS IN NEW YORK.
Men York, November IL, 1853.

Men York. November IL, 1853
Mile little German g irl was picking up
chips in a building in course of erection on
broadway. brick fell from an upper story.
upon her head, causing her death in the course
OF an hour
Thomas Kline indicted for the murder of his
wife, has been found insane by a jury, and
was ordered by the court to be sent to the In
sane Asylum.
The opponents of the Maine Law, had a cell
ebration at Hoboken, yesterday, in honor of
the defeat of the law in that place
Importations of dry goods for the past week
amount to over $l50,0O0, in value now in the
market $685.
The Pacific sailed for Liverpool TO- day with
some 100000 in specie on freight, and about
seventy passengers.
The payments at the Assistant Treasurer
Office to-day, amounted to Sl70.I3l 80. Re-
ceipts S75,l31 7S. Balance SJlS6,4 AS 81.
Mr. Mcagher has received letter stating
that Mitchell was to leave San Francisco Nov,
lst, and be in New York probably by the 9th.
Mr.. Smith, who was sent by Meag CHER to res
cue tho prisoner. accompanies him.
Yankee Sullivan has been examined before
Justice Tucker Of Berkshire, Mass, and com.
mitted in default of security in the sum of
$1,000. His friends here will raise that amount
and release him. it is believed
Gen. Scott continues to represent his Militia
ry Department, in this city He looks well,
though he still has to carry his arm in a
sling.
A. w. Condit, of 50 Gold street. advertises
that the coach harness, which was order ed bv
Committee to be made for General Pierce.
but which said Committee subsequently refu.
sed to take, will be sold ut auction, to the
highest bidder
The Committee appointed to raise money to
purchase medal for Capt. Ingraham. have
only been able to cole Sl93. Is, and have
determined TO go no farther on account Of the
encouragement, and buy one at that cost.
Walter R. Jones, President of the Atlantic
Mutual Insurance Co., is to be presented W it'll
a set Of silver, valued at between FIVE and six
thousand dollars.
Seven emigrant ships brought to-day 2,I22
passengers.
The frigate Congress, is again aAoat, from
the Dry Dock, and is having her masts put in.
&c. =t F4s --F =
The Superior Court has awarded R. NJ
Crane 81 TAO for damages received on the
Hudson River Railroad. Env ea7gtrr
The Jurors on Safes at The CRYSTAL Palace
are going to test those on exhibition By fire in
few days.
The amount of S3,oss was contributed to
the Bible cause last Sunday in Rev Alexan-
ders Church s-is
The jury in the case of N W. Bradbury Of
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MULTUM PARVO.

The Ledger. of Philadelphia, has donned a
new dress. The Ledger wears a new suit out
about once in every FIVE months
The people of Norfolk, Va, are advertising
for Doctors the NJ. DIS who reside in that
city being on strike.
The States of the Zollverein have come to
the resolution to prolong the period of the free
importation of corn and all farinacious pro-
ducts from the first of next year, the term
originally fixed. till the end of September,
1854. The government of Wurtemburg has
already notified it officially.
The cholera was gradually extending in
London. The operative strikes in the English
manufacturing towns still continued, and had
assumed a rather formidable appearance, al
though conducted with due regard for the
public peace.
Winter is approaching, and with the great
advance in prices Of every article of food, fuel
and clothing, the sympathics of good citizens,
and the ladies in particular, are attracted to
the objects of benevolenee.
The salaries of the various teachers of the
Public Schools OF Carlisle, Pa, have been re-
comfy advanced two dollars month to each
teacher.
We have been informed that a mine of lin
ore was discovered lately in Clearfeld county,
Pa. The country seems to be one continued
bed of rich and valuable deposits
The new American twenty-five cent pieces
have been extensively counterfeited and large
numbers of the counterfeits are in circulation
One of the forms of the New York JoayuaI
ofCommeTce, weighing eight hundred pounds,
was thrown into 7i, Thursday, while on its
way to the press room.
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FIRST BALL
or THE
u GLY Gu B. Jr.

'TNHE Executive Committee Of the UGLY CLUB
l. take great pleasure in announcing 10 their
friends and the public in general that thew will have
the honor Of giving their first BALL on wEDNES-
DAY, November 23d, 1858, at Island Hall. when
they pledge themselves that nothing WI. be left un
done which tends TO give pleasure to those who
shall attend tse Ball
The refreshments will be furnished by an expei
enced hand mir IIsmm,rsly)
The Ball will be opered at o'clock precisely, BY
the Ugly Club Quickstep," compose rsr Professor
Scott dedicated TO President Dwyer Of the Ugly Club
EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE.
Thos Dwyer, Vim Drew,
Robert Graham.
MANAGERS
Jno II Bird, Samuel Humphrey,
Thos Wheeler, McGhan.
Baldwin Or me, ES Allen,
l. Harvey, John Brsxton.
On the part Of he L'opi Friendship C1vb.
John Dudley, Alex Tate
On The part Of tn, Lnited Club.
James Bu'sr, Geo Smallwood.
ON the part Of The Arlington Glib.
@ Ecklof, II Harrison.
On the part Of the Gcperperc CTub.
Daniel Davis, Keilholtz.
On tie part IF he Island .Social Club.
John " Pegg, G ii Demar.
On the part Of The Ugly Club, :Sr.
Wm. Tucker, Sr.
S. We would respectfully inform the public that
they will haze occasion TO leave the Hall to pro
cure Supper, "a IL will h. furnished there by Mr.
Hammcrsy. at % cents for each psEson.
nov l2-tb !.
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annum) clerk in the Sixth Auditors afce,
vice A. J. McCalla, resigned.
DEATH OF An Army 0FFICER.-Fires Lieut.
C. h. P Butler, 2n1 artillery, died of yellow
fever at Tampa Bay, Florida, Nov. I, 1853
|, THE CURRENT OPERATIONS OF TIE TREASURY
DISCRIMINATION Saturday, the 18th Of No
yember, there we're of Treasury Warrants en-
tered on the books Of the Department
For the redemption Of stocks. .Sel2, 292 IS
For Treasury Department, exclu-
sive of stocks ................ 1875 10
For the Interior Department.. %. ll6 o.
For the War Department. 1927 90
For the Navy Department. ...... 1s,904 90
For the Customs ................ 2.sSS so
Covered into the Treasury from
Lands. 1.4S5 81
Covered into the Treasury from
miscellaneous sources. 1897 q
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CARD.

- CARD.
MIR. W. EVELYN WILLIAMS. .7nGnusnNs. C6pg.
WI ia, Composer. R>loIter. CoLsctcr, aud General
agent. Office street. between 9Th and 1th pext
door to Mcssrs. Bad,ns hardware warehouse.
Mr.. W. offers his services 10 his fellow citizens in
the above named business Writing Of all .,e.crip-
tions neatly executed and with Dispatch Letters
upon any subject Addresses, Communications Ad
vertisamentS, plain or fau"y.) Obituary Notices
either In prose or verse composed and written ut the
shortest possible notice. 10 Insure satisfaction.
Accounts placed i'm his hands for coller: iou will D.
faithfully and Immediately attended to.
He respectfully soriis The patronage Of I'll who
may relcirc any thing perfected in l. line.
Persons wishing epistles c"mpo'od ami written OF
peculiar nature, involving the happiness of patie
would do Well To give him call. ALI BUSINESS
STR CITY CONFIDENTIAL Office hurs 4. NJ. 10 sunset
nov l3-rotpccl
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Maine, found murdered on Buriing Slip on
the 5th inst, could not trace TIE mur,lerers,
but request reward TO he offered for their
arrest He boarded at the l. s. Hotel
A beautiful young German woman, named
s Burdenwade, died on board the steame.
Aids, on her way to Albany, on Thursday
under suspicious Of foul play, by parties in
brooklyn. who rut her on boari the boat al
New York Before she died she told the Cap
tain she did not know where she was going
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United state. P.t.n, once.

WASHINGTON. November IL, ls53
4 \ the petition Of SAMUEL s. ALLAN, NJ sslem IN
~ the County # Sa en-, and State Of New jersey.
formerly Of Msmishurg onio. PRAYING for the extern
SION Of patent granted 90 him on the 18th dsy OF
January, ls40 To which Improvements were added
on the 18th dsy OF March, lSil. for improvement
in machines for husking sni Smelling corn for frven
years from the expiration said patent, which takes
place on the 18th day Of January, eighteen hundred
and fifty four
1t is ordered. thst the fsd petition be heard at
the PATENT Office on Saturday, the 18th day Of Isnu
AIRY next at II clock, m aud vii persons Motif
10 appear and chow cause, IL any they have, why
said petition ought not to be- granted.
Persons opposing the extension required 10 file
in the Patent Office their objections, specially set
firth in writing at least twenty days before the day
If hearing all testimony filed by either PARTY TO lie
used 1T the said hearing must lie taken and trans
mted in accordance with the rules Of this 0fice.
which will he furnished on application.
Ordered also. that this notice be- publ shed in the
Union, Inteli:rncer and Evening star, Washington,
ID. C.. Pennsylvania, Philadelphia. Pa Evening
Post and Scientific American, New York, Boston Post,
Boston. Mass, and Patriot, Concord, n. III, and In
qurCr. Cincinnati. Ohio, once a week for three suo
ccssi.e weeks prerou 10 the fourteenth day Of JEnu
airy RtAt CHARLES MASON.
Commissi ner Of Patents.
+. S-Elitors fthe above papers will please copy
and send their bills to the Patent Once with q pa
per ctnta ming this noioe nov l4-M3w
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u The Norfolk Beocon. and Ports
mouth Giob.e and Transcript, of Saturday,
acknowledge the receipt Of the Star, from
our agent. Mr.. Staples, 81 hours in adj
vance Of the mail.
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ar The Iksryapd IGstit',t,, have awarded WRrr-
urpsr another Medal for his superior Deguercotyprs
r,akinr the Fourth Annual Exhibition at whick he
he has received the highest award given by this in
stitute. If you want ycrr likeness taken, 10 10
wsnLHUksrs He makes likenesses, not characters,
at his gallery between Four and half and sth street
Pennsy lyanis avenue.
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PHOENIX PLANNING SAW MILL.

CASH, BLIND, DOOR AND MOULDING MANU-
- FACTOEY.--The subscriber having just com
plet-d the above establishment, aEd furnished il
throughout with machiT cry of the very best snt
mo- improved style. il now prepared To manufsc
:ure in the urate.t and hest manner, and upon IT,,
most REASONABLE. terms. all descriptions Of Sash,
Blinds, rocrs, and Mouilinss, and 10 dress Flooring
Misunderstanding, sc. All the sp0re articles always
on hand. for s.la JOSEPH l.. SEMMES,
nov l4-,l.;m Geurs clown ID. G.
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U7he large circulation of the STAR
makes it the most desirable advertising me-
dunn IN the District. 1t has more readers
in the cities of Washington, Georgetown,
and Alexandria, than all the other Wash
ington dailies combined.
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" Col. Edmund Fontaine was re-
eiec.ed PRESIDENT of the Central Railroad
at their recent meeting in Richmond,
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COW, with a white stripe down her hack, reaching
from head 10 tail, marks, the right ear crop
md hole. left ear crop and under bit, and sbort
teats. =.
And about the LIST Of October last, one small red
cow. with white face and four white legs to the
tnees a round red spot the ifht eye, snd mark
On ~. r;bt Ode csused by scsld, lorg tehis, the
nn;nts Of her horns inclining Backwards viii give
H. hoy. reward for the return Of each either Of
said Cows, or any information by which can IccoT-
.r than. JAS. HERkINGToN.
nov l2-3ts
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I OST, on the 5th inst, SILVER WATCH, To
i bias 4 Co. makers: when lost, had black guard
and key attached. The finder will he suitably re-
warded by leaving it at e. ENANS'S. OH sue.t
directly opposite Centre Market
~.
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~To Insure the insertion Of Adver-
fisemenfs they must be brought te our
eountinx-rosm before II o'clock M,
otherwise they may net appear until
the next day.
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view Drehs making EstSph
nNH0SE wishing the most perfect httiDE dresses
L must call on MRS. X. CADN. ut which place
dresses are berg inside fy Mr.. Ge;ben's new inv en-
on.
Ladies vii, TO doubt, think ii marvellous when
she say lthat she neither has 10 pin on Innings nor
alter dresses-her fits all warranted Perfect
The 81 stem taught, including apparatus, for Five
Dollars.
Mrs. C. invite, all TO give her call and see for
themselves Dresses or Patterns cut for 81 cents
The most fashionable imported patterns Tor sale
o. moderate terms, consisting of Clcaks, Msntllss,
Dresses Sleeves, &c.
Msntua Makers can Ge supplied with the most re-
cent patterns on the most rvasonsb'e terms.
MRS. r. CADY.
18th street near y, Washington City.
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Wednesday, November Ie, 1883.
MADAME soNTAG's
FAREWELL CONCERTS,
Aud grand opening of
RISL EY'S RIETE,
(0n Pennsylvania avenue, bet 9th and 10th sts)
Late Iron Ball -
on which oecaeion
MADAME SONTAG

VIII make her laft appearance prior TO her dersr
ture.
The following grand combination of artists will
appear ON the same evening with Madame S0NTAG:
PAUL JULIEN, (his last appearance in Washing
toni
ALFRED JAELI., the celebrated pianist and
StGNoR ROCCO. from the ltal Opera"
The first concert will take place on WEDNESDAY,
November III. lS53
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Oysters, wild Dneks Venison, an
KRYZANOWsKI & scHoL1z


TANE diss lyei the copGrtntr,hp existing le-
tween then bv mutual consent.
TIE und rSgned wi carry the Confectionery
at their old stand of business, and he hopes 10y
attention TO it to keep his former custsmer and "a
share os the public patronage.
nov l4-3t* W. KRZYZANOWSKI.
I'VE HAVE THIS DAY OPENED
w choice assortment of Goods. just purcbased
at the New York auctions and importers, consi ting
in part Of, viz:
1900 yards rich Plsik Silks
LOCO DO do Erocade 20
1.500 do plain Poult de Sole do
LOCO do high lustered Black do
1000 do best quality French Merino 81
l,so0 do plaid and figured French Moueseines de
Lainc
1900 do rich rlaid Cashmeres. 371k
100 do high colored PLAID Mcrinos
A fine assortment of Emfroideries
20 pieces Al black and coiorcd Silk Velyets
% do Pelice Cloths, for Ladies' Cloak
CLOAKS AND SHAWLS.
80 new style Closks. cloth and velvet
loo Bay State Long Shawls
so Long Cashmere do
co Square do do
DoNESTICs
large assortment of Staple Goods of all kinds.
nov l4-eo2w - peg HALL d BROTHER.
10 FARMERS and Others concerned with the de-
i mestir animals in any way, in health and TO
Obedience. in the various work f,r which they msy
De used, o. in hunting game, that you can shoot
over them. follow or siand where you may leave
them, and tbs treatment Of lame and sex forses-
His certificates are from gentlemen OF the hignsft
standing in various States be seen az the sAoe
CT Walker 4 Kimmell for 9 snort time. ,,,,~vr
nov, H-1t* pkNfVN offeAA'
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- Long Live the National Democ-


THE DEMOCRATIC REPUBLICANS of tho District
Of Columbia and citizens of the raj States
ourning here, opposed to Frresoilism. any rcccg
milton Of the same by Democratic Administration.
are requested TO meet nj C0Pr'S SALOON, Loui,ian;
avenue, Monday evening. November u. at :.
O'Clock, to congratulate the sterling National pcIoc
racy of New York upon their recent sturdy and Fri
umphant vindication of the purity and honesty Of
their principles
No Union with the Enemies Of the Union.
BY order of the COMMITTEES of Arrangements.
ES-A Band of Music will b. in attendance.
E4-seyeral eloquent speakers will address the
meeting. Nov II.
~ Union Building AssOciation.-
|U3 An adjourned meeting of the new Building
Association will be held in the Council Chamber.
THURSDAY EVENING, the 18th instant, at o'clk.
All interested are invited to attend.
BY order.
Gporgetown, November l., 1853
nov 12-td-
II. u. III. F. G.. A.-ProceSsiOa and
Banner PrescntdtioH.-The ladies' of the Sew
enth War; will present to Potomac Circle, No. ,. al
the Brotherhood of the Union, of the d. c., rs
DAY, the 18th instant at 10 o'clock a. m at Island
Hail, q handsome Banner.
Miss Sarah j. Davis, in brhalf of the ladies, will
present this beautiful banner which will he received
by Brother W. j. Souster. WM. TUCKER,
Chairman COMMITTEE Of Arrangements.
nov 12-2t
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CARB.-The manager b-gs TO announce that, Ina
compliance with the express desire Of Madame Son.
tas 10 afford the public at l,rg. opportunity of
hearing her prior To her departure, the prices Of adj
mission, which, last year. on the on of Msdsme
Sontags first visit in Washington, were So and s.,
have been reduced IN the following standard:
Reserved seats, Ito be tecured in the day time
ly) 81 so.
Admission for the evening Mt the door Al.
Further part culars will be duly announced.
12-
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nYS II Z r. III U KER WANTED
~ white man preferred. good situation and reg
usr pay. Apply immediately at the Metropolen Re.
fecory, Pa ayenue, between jackson Hall and u. l.
fIotel. nnYl 1T