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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-06-29

RooKs, staIlonnfy, Variety q Gods. ~
TTNHE Subscriber thankful for the liberal uatron,:
IL ded to him, begs to request the attention Of
70 his present large and well selected assortment sons
Ing OF School, Medical, Theological Historical sSd ~
eellaneous Books, Plain and Fancy Statonarv Pjs
books, Wall and Window Papers, and Variety Goo S11
To Merchants, Teachers. School Trustees and otIs9
wishing TO purchase in quantities. every induce.S ~
be offered in prices and terms. VII
Rags taken in exchange paid in cash. at the bv
rates. 20 ~''H' |sAs'
- JOHN H. THOMPSON.
ug:2l,-ti: 81 Monroe Street
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NO NECESSITY FOR IF ALL,
THAT Is ron need not get your nncd by the sum-
when 60 to w D. Motto q BROS. and buy hand
some PaTasol, al your own price. je4
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Removal.

THE OFFICE OF THE VIRGINIA, WHEELING, AND PHGxH
Paper Mills,
las been removed from the old location, in Ceptr.
LII Wheeling, to rear OF Sweeney & Sons Glass Ware
house, and s. c. Baker &c Co.'s Bookstore, convenient 10
the steamboat landing, where samples of Print Payer
Bonnet boards and Wrapping paper can be seen
RAGS wanted in any quantity, either in exchange or for
CASH, at the highest market price.
Orders addressed to us will receive prompt attention
mas LAMBDIN, BoNHAM&C0.
t- fGaZ
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CIT TRADE.
nIccnInnInN.

= DlSoUIUIIOIN.7
THE partnership heretofore existing under the name
and firm OF Pollock & was dissolved on me
Ephraim Pollock The business of the house VIII be
settled and continued by the hrn Donlon q
MAXWELL whom the retirng partner solicts the con-
innanee he liberal patronage extended to
the old firm, ~ . n EPHRAIBf POLLOCK,
Iap27 = 80 JOHN DONLON. -
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Groceries at Wholesa7e
sE00 BBLS. MoLASSES;
tCOO 900 bags Rio Coffee,
80 pockets Laguyra coffee;
so . e Old Java
60 boxes cavendsh tobacco;
60 kegs 6tw.
10 bbIs. cut and dry
90 boxes Stewards N. Y .'candiss.y
100 hhds. sugar;
90 bbls; Coverings refined sugar,
10 hhds. Louisiana
80 hi. ch. Y. H. G. P. and INN Tea,
so catty boxes
30 tierces rice;
90 boxes white pipes;
81 Cogare's fancy soaps;
Together with full assortment OF Family cro.
Including Spices Fruits, Dye.stus, Fish, ETC.. ets
TALLANT a DELApLAlx
mao. n No. 50 Main stTes,
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CINCINNATI.
Apollo Building. N. w. cor. 5th & Walnut
CINCINNATI, ONO.

CINCINNATI, OHIo.
IncorpOrated, 1S4S.
THE attention public respectfully called to the
superior facilities afforded at this institution for
lyfng ndi yduals thorough practical for tn
counting room and business pursuits.
MISUNDERSTANDING by Double Eatry-A complete
ing scientifically Double Entry Books different
partmcns of trade commerce and manufactures eomprs-
, M t "a IL ,srtnsreh IN hreiness
whether in the and sale OF
netcbandise at wholesale and retail ortng and export
their account, commission on joint specu-
laon including specuaons in stocks, real estate, &c,
with seamboatng bank insurance. railroad and books OF
Commercial calculations embrace every variety of
putat pertaining business operations being taught
count Eqnations, arbstration Of ExchaSges. DC
Mercantile exercises are introduce
habits genuine business style upon
tins mind OF the student well famariZe him with
Sommetal teehnieates and including Pro
Practical Penmashfp-One hour is devoted In teaching
systematic style of business writing combining freedom
with athorough command OF hand and pen accuracy ana
elegance with and rapdy, and perfect legibtty with
beauty reconstruction.
lures given these important topics, connected
with the avocatons of the merchant in the operations OF
practical workings OF trade, embracing the
subject of Partnership, principal and agent negotiable in
strumens sales, debts also on the laws
It, pfoiit, interest inter. pationatIade, &c
weeks.
Instruction being given applicants
knowledge Of the ordinary English branches is all the
he business acquaintance Principal enables him
TO reader sisanee TO those wishing procure situations
graduating.
board can be obtained in the city so
per week.
TER&S:-For partial COURSE books ationery, &C., In
course. books, stationery. Diploma So inclu-
ians'6s-1yd Principal.
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Cincinnati Wholesale Paper
Warehouse.

xHrE offer for sale wen selected stock of PAPER
w CARDS and PRINTING INK, BOOK BINDERS'
LEATHER, and every description OF PAPER-MAKERs'
MATERIALS
Having first, years. to establish in the
West Paper business complete in all its parts,
formed connections with the best manufactu
this country and receive supplies directly
them. The prices and terms now offer favora-
Bile the goods be purchased for in the Eastern
We have the exclusive agency the superior WRIT.
ING PAPERS manufactured by PLANTER Ss SMITH,
OWEN & HURLBUT, and the CAREw COMPANY, be.
ing the highest grades Of Writing Papers made in this
country.
stock embraces every description OF Paper used in
West. We have but Uniform price to ALL Orders
by mail will be filled at the prices if bought
person. Samples will be sent by mail free of cost
aug21. BUTLER 81 BROTHER,
Wholesale Paper Dealers,
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a Gard.

HENRY TALLANT, LEWIS S. DELApLA1S an,
lIGW1LLIAM TALLANT have formed copaTtS.T
ship, for the purpose oftransacting Wholesale Torsv
and Dry Goods and Forwarding and General Coumissie
BUSINESS In this city, under the firm OF TALLANT DE
APLAIN. The Wholesale Dry Goods Business Mi ~
conducted at No. 70 Monroe street. a., the WhoIs.,
Grocery and Commission Busn IS at No SO Main srse.
Ample and seasonabe stocks of Dry Goods and GrScs
ries will always be on sale at low prices and on
dating terms, to which they earnestly invite the senoo
OF CLOSE BUYERS. maj
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- "'IIan Know Thyse,1.@
An Invaluable Book for Ss

9. E,,.,,, - = oOA 1or 25 Co.,
5000 c0riEs sold il less than tbSs.
BOOK FOR THE AUTHORITARIAN AMER
ofthe origin, progress treatment ami aainlng an o
Of disease, contracted by promseuous seT1,p eVeD
prevenion written ina familiar 1d vice
teehnioahties, and every thing that womb s all ns
practice, exclusively devoted 10 lie NY years Sue,k
delicate or private nature. e Su'e Of aiseasssS
diseases, and treatise on the cause lure Of The AN
ofthe Fever and Ague, for twenty fve' np,oH
United States, by mail, free Of poss" 70 any paTt ~
paid. Cosden q Co, Publishers, or box I9s @ p
"rhts Is, without exception tbe r,o., Et
and intehg1ble work published on The
Hlchit treats Avoiding all technical term .; disease
ttselfto the reason of its readers II IL s adde's
1eetionable matter, end no parent howevee Iron ana
object to placing it in the hands Of lis "a
complaints treated or and 'wiIh too IitsIn o. the raT
and 100 little presumption TO impose b neath tops.
eS III wosr ,n tine merely price cents
mo teacher or parent should be witho", .Se h7sS
Impaired ~ THIS invaluable work. II yyon
pain. 0rtifcaton and sorrow 10 ire year;
charge .'-PeoPfe'S Adrocdte. 80 ''u'h uEder III;
"a Presbyterian Clergyman in Ohio in Writ,
ter's Medical Manual says: Thousands nv Of 'Hs
OF YOUTH by evil example and the upon
sions, have been le into the habit OF o. Tie "a
OUT IeaznS the SIN asd fearful Consequence e viii
selves and their postcrity. The consttion upon thn
who Iaisng families been enfeebIs o. ouall
ana taey 10 NOT know the cause or The eST. 0IO
public mind as to check, and ultimately 70 auenee
widespread source OF human wretchedress ,a Sre Ii
the greatest blessing next To the religion n would
on the present and coming generations iDts Jesus Chr
the use Of drinks though it has sss
sands upon thousands s not greater scourse ~ I
and believe me- your worker in the good wo s s
SO actively eng9ged in "V'A goa a
postage paid,) on receipt OF % cents or
Address, CoSDEN a CO., Publishers E p oop I ior !
i delphia. :. la.El s-ETs ''O6 I!6, PHI
Booksellers, Canvassers and Book Agents. ,,..,..
| the most liberal terms. ss4S' supplied
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THE TApE MnRM

This the most difficult to destroy of all that
nest the human sysem, II grows to almost indefinite
length SO eoiled aud fastened in the testnes
Vitus Dance Fits etc that those afflicted seldom ever
suspect that II is Tape Worm that is fastening them
energetic treatment must be pursued would therefore be
proper to take or OF Liver Pills,
all distractions, that the Worm Syrup may direct
upon the Worm, which must be taken in doses Of two
BILE sroonfls three times These directions followed
have been known TO fail in curing the most obsti
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Il -. 1900
you cannot be Indifferent 10 this appeal Human.
ty calls upon you to do duty 1t is only out OF
the many thousands who has SCENTS wonderful effects
DIR. J. N Hobensack, to you, the in
testimony n It's favor as being safe gentle yet power
fully efectual remedy for Worms. Having had much
pe,ience in knowing ths effects OF various preparations,
my wife, who was well skilled in insterng to children
distress; 1t the best had used and
would no other while yours could be had. daugh
ter of ours became seriously diseased Her symptoms
were alarming, but her mother at sought
dy for Worms Having obtained yours, by the time she
had taken half bottle. OF Sir the gave
ale mothers to see the Improvement in her child, she be
ing about FIVE or six years old She passed an immense
quantity OF oIns her scky countenance bI ighen
cd, her spirits returned, and in short time lovely
child, Threatened with decline DEATH gave prom
ise OF health Thanks to kind Providence whose
sing attended your Syrup, restored tile child Withcon
dence recommend 1t to all parents whose children
suffering with Worms. -z3F
JAS. B. BOWEN, Minister of the Gospel,
Late Pastor of the SOUTHAMPTON Bantist Church.
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Through arrangement OF the system, the mind
IL nnstrnng memory falls the power OF concentrating
ing the throne OF intellect drear and desoate 1mdity
and tresoiuon with melancholy Iauity,-hrow gloom
around scenes oflie haunted by invisible tormehts
the burhen ofe becomes nsnpportabe and he plunges
desperately into the gulf intemperance suicide
THE. TRIITNPH on SNTENnE . ...-a9
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: CHRONIC OR SECONDARY FC RMS.

which should eve be contemplated with and naui
ed delight presents an Incubus to the mind, flngtt with
fearful arprehensons excites only feelings OF distrust
or The exertions of parents and guardians
ject, often proved false and phosophy;Tet
honest COZ dcnce be shown them in reasons early dawn,
and guided by the light of truth, the pitfalls of ignorance
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PERSONS ATlA DISTANCE.
May consult DR. H by tles.
cbig syinp TOMS receive advice, treatment and medf.
cines the same as present; while their communications
will be observed with honorable confidence
All Medicines forwarded wi prompt attention by sa
est route 70 the indicated address, carefully secured
against damage or curiosity and accompanied by plain and
explicit directions. ~ n;
N.B:Thes pecuniary position OF DR.. Harris enables
him to make charges moderate, is9& ~. 49, ( - -
Y Ps-His Office 10 consultation
rooms, rendering it available to either sex
q p1sAdvice to the poor free of charge E7gf.
Address .ssfsi DR. Gs'HARRIS, Baltimore, Md.
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Eneebled manhood may here find certain restorative
and the bright beams OF hope shall dispel murky
clouds Of gloom from seryie letters, the
passions springs into new existence
and !eazes the sweet nuiton OF his brightest antcpa
Dr. Harris may congratulate himself upon the hap.
py result OF and he is permit
ted to dispense balm tile afflicted, position
than the jewelled throne ofearths Hottest poten
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= JAS. B. BOWEN, Minister of the Gospel,
Late Pastor OF the Southampton Baptist Church.
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the misfortune OF this Class OF unhappy
PERSONS Dr. H. has sought with untiing zeal through the
wide aige of medical lore for the last 20 years anti
have mot been uncrowned with success abundant proof
these REMEDIES, By happy combination OF treatment
physical Is soundness
tored the weakened organs pristine strength
and vigor and Che torpid faculties OF the mind aroused in
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VINEGAR.
100 BBLS extra Vinegar received and sale by
~ ma2O. a. G. ROB1NSON& co.

THERE'S NO USE IN TALKING.
ENHE people found out that w. d. Motto g. Bro
Their have now got sons Of the prsttiest Spring
De Laines Cha BaTeges, Printed Chally Fouarde Silks
other Dress Goods, Wheeling They are going fast
mar16 = w. d. MOTIF & BRO.
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MAY be confdenaly consulted his Lock Inf rmary,
Nl 81 South Gay SIT, between Lombard and Second
sts opposite the Exchange buildings, and City Post Of
fee, baltimore, Md. This Medical Institute, established
over fifteen yearsin regular Physicians asa
refuge from Quackery, is widelyceebraed speedy and
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| 55a TO THE LOVERS OF ICE CREAM. 2 ?
d 4. ZINN will open his Ice Cream Saloon of Tuesday
Il the 9Th inst, with all his former and many
raugements, the accommodation Of Visitors who will
supplied with the best Ice Cream OF the season. in the
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SECOND STOGn OF.
mo- and Summer Drv Good q

Spring and Summer Dry Goods.
TTEISKELL6 Co., will open, this morning, their sec
IL ond stock OF Spring and Summer Dry Goods; which
been selected by tile firm in the New York
market. rom the latest importations. Their stock or
dress goods manties saIyS, bunLets ami
ribbons, wbe much the largest in the city. Purchasers
will find the stock varied than ever and they would
most respectfully extend invitation TO all TO call and
anime for themselves. -. ap6
PEcElVED, and IN store, Main and Sd streets
III large ad well selected stock OF Drugs and Medi-
cines ETC. Also, wines Brandies Gin, ETC., warranted
pure; foreign wines of all kinds, Cetman and French
wines warranted the juice the grape for
and family use; for sale at my Drug store No 81 Main
street, Centre Wheeling. RlLHD. BLUM
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Hats and Caps.
assorted Caps, irom cents to $40 to be pro-
cured at s. D. HaIperss Hat and Cap store whose
Legitimate business Is selling Hats and Caps, the
lplaee call artices bis line sep %
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| = = =
Dr. H. has given particular attention Female Diseases
His enables him to relieve
lily, all NTros
al Wedkness, General Debility etc. Ss5i =
u5Prompt attention given TO letters and treatn,ent
marked with skill and deIicacY.
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DR.. II. prontises than he can perform, and ali
who place under his charge will be sacredy
shielded by the agts OF professional honor.
Aware OF tho dteuty with public discriminate in
newspaper betweenthe genuine and sklnl
and the spurious petensons the designing and
dangerous Quack Dr. H. will eheerfully give, when app
ed to, such private reference will fully satisfy awho
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SOMETHING NEW.
MARSH's PATENT REFRIGERATOR Call and see
I Nav 1s ss ts5a oAyETrs& pUFF1ELDs
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Che uDorl0's fan

EPYHTAL PALACE.-lInnt a. Roskell, late Stof'
"a urtts, Js.sns godfu,s sad Nlreisuihso he oi.en
~ faJov bas - 81. M a"i'n 81 ne 'sHs
tissS1 display q Diamond Or smsH'- Hsff s~ ~
h ia. I'm griish A. srnss tfys, rsas@ ne slfe 80,
-. ~ ,.s For .si pffss sgrr - W. -
pOnbIIOg rks stsssssse dsy q BE False " ~ 10 w
BrfsessJ
IIEg At tho CHihTAL PALACE duplicates %
a., ths Shapes 10 Essy", manufactured -'h 'hs rts
. 80, ,sdssy shtsa sAas se s.lrf
b. saAss.ss ss. Al.p -sp~ ssfi We
ss,.ts NJ rsl,sf ssf 9TH hys-sn H.he ". se
a. r.l. H., mine falts Aint H'ss as'ies hr""' %
fls4Ma Hasaian LtHs hs siFey plssfs ~ ne "'.te e
of ssa ~sssf ~ sitaf ehF~e f"r
Lsdiss respectfully s'.- hs.- -, &c.. ~.
"a the ssppFes NJ "sfl'ss ~ 80
r., 10 ss.ss CHARLIE tOOH We M-sHi.s'-'@f s-< s
In potter, - ss5 bfa.a~sf No. ts't -, -,
fsesl ~ STATED hsbs asf Ifnes '"f see ~e 10Y
The 81 Ess5.fss ~hah .'r'sd too ss Toe s 'f'
Palace
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NETWORK, MONDvY, NOAEMBER 81, 1856

IsT of 100000 GIFTS to be presented under the
ccIgMTTTG g ArroNrrD by TIE SHAREHOLDERS
s,iher meeting w.sns:ds, ,ys ass hSh Inst
sry z Mile M IN sa..., Rivers
EAM9s ' TIL sS as SD 6soapwAY
r. ;a a aa sai
'ns 10000 cir Tnr SEVEN MILE MIRROR ITSELF. :,
'', sr,rsp'p y GSsT Sr tti SsvrslY, NJ,
pS%fIfSe s SsaS a s,iS fi
TIM crrrrnArrp w TRorrISo HORSE TELEGRAPH,
-oPIANos mostly +. Gilbert co.. CELEBRATED hoA'A''
to s:ss "S'ia ''s1 a's Bdw "a.
80 50 aOS yss sss c SGIH soi SO
Ice SS r' 5Sa s:TtS Ton e osna
HaneIl ic.r 5000
oO apsrSins valued % , cents s, es6n Mile ro scs5
100000 oH'' vance one DIN for every Ticket
Principal e ar Pfii5 HALL No SIS BROADWAY
vJNHE WORLD in MINIATURE-A Grand Model
ofthc Plaster Pars the FIRST aud snJ one sD
h;S S Nov ss '!sn s .s a.',P g
I.dwsy Of w5tes, and w sPnaa' 'p'H
DAY AT ALL sS SS4wiSS T WORLD ;. nn.... s.,
n area Of .s. ds s sns pi ls Sss tnS
'r M rii;i r. ' Of ThE World
With its 1s ofiss' s ga Rivers &C.
Are on The water be mating voyages 20 yso
rs ofte Tho world scene Of sr.pdssr
s upon lofty emu.nce with the entire surface oil the ''o 'p
,ani win ont tn. .sosagsss, and p0 little.
d,i,iOu Of the Globe Adm son % s sn =, re -ntrsnee
DpOADWAY MENAGERIE and MUSEUM, No.
ID above Pse@ei s "nea. ss'a
d"'d up in the "0, On ' M5sp pa Nov ~ 20
With the .ursS COLLECTION Of LYNN MILD AS IN Ais
ono in Amsres The Elephant nannib, the largest ever
s s,nasSa is S1' Dhs.ssh The Rms ns
s Hs f. T%S CHAOS ss. md fss
in Nov iS;s tor nsn' ys
cIh ,srde's to h. odc. Open from 10
Admission :, cents children uh"e' ~ "A' P''
DUCKIEY's OPERA HOUSE, No. $50 Broadway
'''i rRisoorr HoTsE og gsc EVERY NIGHT
THE ss MoSBA9 fEvnSSG Sos @ sas during
the web. Coneeii n oesA Admission s'esnu
JONESr rANTOsCopE Of CALIFORNIA tho
nAiiL ' pp%SsSS, sS Sd sAr ngunYS' Az
ifRSSooSSs Al ' osoc, The m'saa..a p'lP,iio;
sa d.sssrsoype. ,aisG expressly o5 hs paiPess -
wv ts - sso 0s. SsPs.sSs oia. Mon .9d
c.risn. .nS the scenery Ia The World ialy
,' Lecture X ,hs 49, . s@s sFRr.ss .S " % sa
THE EGYPTIAN COLLECTION.-A desire 10 re-
,.ia Il. eollseoa mo CO, h,vns eeos pabey Pss.sa
Dr. ABBOTT has lis Musesmo season 70 aied all per
80 an tQftunir, h. Exhibition open nom
"a " uatl 10 ? NJ No do BrosdwNy Admission . cent?
MUSIC for PARTlI aud SOiRkES.-Mr PHI
vi AGSER No 81 Crosby block nom BrJadsay Do
,.e-n Ffou. snd srrusHs furnish aud fshionAse
N-.c performers Including an excellent htI
Nsts hi mailing Arrangements will be Paneiay
Arucrt
CPIRlTUALISM-Sec Second repetition, by general de-
- PsImslee lretarr sssIs Modern Sgrtua sn
.fh sss excitement Tho Zee ufs and dsohs 81
tj BrosdNay Al u 1c9es THIS ~ ENiNo
BE-ssca r.. NOf connected With the circles OF SPuh
Nazi...tsfior. ghiir In adjoining hall
SPIRITUAL MANIFESTATIONS.-Mr COAN
- Rri,x and wrins Nsd.m sl Eeesivs visitors IA. hon
40 "a x VI ssz ard 10 " ~ Admission "ns
-. Va MIL a Nv % Broadway s-Ar
rsnrrezr s.n ~ usts for privse sitting
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6cuses n]anteo.

A COUNTRY PLACE WANTED-In the County
a " than twenty miles fram New
VA CIV not usn miles from railroad dspes seoat
sHssn ceres with comfortable dwellings and oateadass Pnce
must be reasonable lnsror Of country preferred Addes t. Boz
@S Neu-york Pos,Ohee stating terms.
MOTIVE POWER WANTED-In this city or
WI neshtohood With Of about byse Adde" BOZ NO
ss4 Post Office, whh price,
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Balls.

EOTRTH ANNUAL BALL Of ENGINE Go. No.
il - - IBID slh's Nov ., s5l n tons eonpisie -
er srI suEsgsd fr The oesas0n Tickets ~ 70 b. I'D a. 1
d.. sors No 30 BnsdvsJ md Hsl Sons NO az oos
~" " = ~ JANIS ~ BYRSE, cbsr.as.
Jssrgs Nossss ssers'srT
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Won. XIll......No 1880.

VyyAIIACK's THEATER-Drcss Circle and FAR
w qv,u, Sc cts, f.gy Circle y 'a s,r'. Ct rnss''
s'''" ''H' - 4 ser nSaSi ros scASDsL
Il i.sy n DC; S;;.' n %'
J.,,m, p,dal,r.M, wslcctt rssry Fisher
pcor, er,p atG Teroimsnce 10 begin q" t---------,-
BURTON MISUNDERSTANDING Admission ion
No.. ; cs, cent. each Tuis EvINiNo, Nov a. win be
played the excellent R pavio e ocoiF'r orr
Ma N5 . SS.'S9 Maths. ' E. Raymond
r'e'H''ad' with Fl FIN f. SSScS,ivo ACTRESS.
A., c,o..,hr, M Mr. Radcla Miss Desbooush Mrs honsh
u, ArIONAL THEATEB Chstbamst--Door' open
~ At "a esraiu rscs al u osoeh
rHis EVENING" n IN tsS TOMS CABIN
s .s. Nm H,, eri.r
SssS''' iti, coldslI. ilo~Ss
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