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Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1853-04-06

nA- We call attention to the Advertise
ment of the huntsville High School. in this
paper. The high character of the Principal
and the sound discipline of the School, should
secure for it extensive patronage.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1853-04-06

ra The latest Foreign News, brought by
the Steamer Franklin, presents no news of
Importance. The infamous Haynau is dead;
and the Pope of Rome is to visit Paris in
May next, to perform the Imperial Corona
tion.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1853-04-06

hOS an 49, Q
EeE~ An exchange speaks Of an Editor,
somewhere, as being SO thin that only one of
his contemporaries can shoot at him at the
same time. They draw lots for the chance
TO get at him. 1t must be the " Giraffe"
man.; for every Editor in the State, perhaps,
has flashed his steel over the critter to pro-
woke him to fun; and then it din't-he is too
rotund, too chubby, too Squire-like, too much
like the fat man we once paid. a levy to see
at the old Curiosity shop" for that
StrangehCw ESQ. fattens men-and then some
times it don't
RE~ We did laugh the other day at a chap
trying to pronounce a Russian name. After
several failures he took a pinch Of snuff,
sneezcd three times and screamed-ski. Then
be come it!
RS Blessings are mine,'' said an old
woman devoutly; "my dear husband has a
cork leg and l have but one stocking to darn"
HeA While there is life there is hope"
said a very old maid speaking ofmarriage to
a young neice. Good! Well wager she'd
make a wild cat look cross eyed aual skulk
away.
EaE@ May, with its flowers and bird songs,
will soon be with US, reader. Let us resolve
to improve our lives and be useful to our fell
low-men. There's a good time a coming
wait a little longer p
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gEA We would call the attention Of the n.
Y. Herald and those who go to its fabulous
statements tolcarnthe " progress of the "pro-
hibition" principle, to the.following facts, as
to its advancement and permanency:
THE LIQUOR LAw.-Up to the meeting of
the Committee on the Liquor Law Of Massa-
chusetts last week on Tuesday, there had
been presented 80 petitions for the repeal OF
the law, emanating from Il cities and towns,
and signed by 1O,263 legal voters. There
were also 161 circumstances against the re-
peal of the law, coming from 146 cities and
towns, and signed by 1888 persons, gencr-
ally believed to be legal voters, with the ex-
ception Of 1,625 females.
Tue QUESTION SETTLED IN MASSACHUSETTS.
A few days ago, Mr.. Wiggin, of Boston, the
chief spokesman Of rumsellers in the Massa-
chusetts House of Representatives, asked
leave to introduce a bill for the unconditional
repeal of the Maine law. He said he wished
the vote on granting leave to be a test vote
It was taken with this understanding, anC
Mr.. Wiggin was voted down by a majority O.
two to one. So the Old Bay State stand.
firm as a rock. What the Boston run lord.
will do next, is yet a mystery.
New PRoHIB1ToaY Law IN MISNEsoTA.-
We learn by tho Minnesotian that a prohibi
tory liquor law has just been passed by thu
territorial Legislature. It has been prepared
in accordance with an opinion, previously re
questcd, from their Chief Justice. Thu
Minnesota has now a prohibitory law which
will be sustained to the fullest extent. Th
rum traffic there is dead.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1853-04-06

pA.The Anniversary address before Cape
Fear and Brown Marsh Divisions, shall ap-
pear next week.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1853-04-06

m- Salisbury, n. c., is the P. O. of the
G. W. P, L. BLAcKMER, Esq.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1853-04-06

bg We have been requested to make the
appointments of Grand Lecturer Doub, in
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Editorial Chat Chat for April.


APR1L.-Take carel somebody will try
you for an April fool this month-be sure
it's not yourself, after all. The weather will
be tickle and unreliable clouds will darken
the social sky and thunders viii shake the
domestic jars, but it will all be settled into
an amicable spell by ga love Of a bonnet~
There will be thirty days of smiles and show
ers of lachrymal juice, suubeams and shad-
ows. Trust none and you'll not be deceived.
BOILING WATER-(at a degree of putting
exasperation-high pressure.) What now,
you new tangled notion! Git out O. my le-
gitimate territory! Git out l say-P4fbIast
ye ! with yer-rhiz-hot air! If you git on
my rail to cut yer swells I'll stick my cow
catcher in We, and Fl-Tll-blow-blub-whiz-
ee-screech-rattle -bang-puf-wh-r-rI'-
CALoR1c-(mildly.) "COOly, ole HOss yer
mought bust yer biler !"
HOUSEHOLD WoRDs.-A crusty old fellow,
the husband of very shrew and father of
nine small children, was solicited, the other
day, to subscribe for Dickens Household
Words, by a polite Agent.
"Humph" said Crusty, dryly, them
{ household words has played the very dick
: ems with me these dozen yearsw IA long
sigh "No, sir, not any more-plenty at
homo. All !" The Agent vamoOsed with .
u bundle of Periodicals under his arm.
! A STRAIGHT JACKET" Awl me! Ches-
IS terfeld, me boy? Come here right away
y Unbutton me wes-cut; I've dropped me cane.
: It's pawfectly crucifying"
nsa- The gentleman who entered a COM
O. plant" through the Court House, has not
ly vet come out. His friends are quite uneasy.
IN SPIRITUAL KSocKERs.-A quick mode Of
i conversing with these mysterious critters has
al Just been discovered. By dropping a six
al penny bit on the bar of d grogshop, the rap
Ut pers will show themselves to the medium be-
on fore he can say-"hOt punch or Jack Rob-
eu inson, even. Don try it!
: Gaa- A lonely old Bachelor, one morning
last week, found on his door step, ga cry
- ing shame"-done up in q bundle.
he A HARD SHowER.-Three young ladies
red were caught out in one of last months show.
ear crs, and before they could get a shelter, thu
Der rain had washed the color, red as it was, on
eve of tRSiir checks. Hard shower thatI
So A RAcIPE.-Hy you wish your potatoes tt
be very MaN them well first, ant
then, VIII them to dry, pour
lied ktteaNms 6ld meal bag.
itv lear to be rather numer
9ontgomery county, Pa
sa81y killed there, but no
IA bitten several person
t110lH als.-Erchange.
RAJ |s to destroy property
~NFM@ys a - just now, and som
nks folks, as N sakers, want light oil
any Esg~ Setera pindles have bee
worn ou4thi spi1fing street yarn.
suf- ESzeiIMI Temperance" i
Ve&I@ % to see whethC
uses akuqe.
nger1A 10 It however
onal, r
yseIt O"e HepoteeS q 4
sons temperance" mhiaBaWtT as Black b
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CHAPTER XVI.
Now no more the drum

Now no more the drum
Provokes to arms, or trumpets c~langour shrill
Affrights the wives, or chills the Virgins blood
But joy and pleasure open to the view
Uninterrupted. PHILIPS.
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lICLu Ncll nIots duu
them to dry, pour
! meal bag.
r to be rather m
ltgOmery county, Pa.
killed there, but not
several persons
S. -Erchange.
to destroy property ?
just now, and some
akers, want light on
pindles have been
street yarn.
Temperance" in
|en to see whether
RuQe.
70 it however,
euotees Of In
Black Bet
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-04-09

The poll closed in Monroe Ward last evening -
The above table, therefore, comprises all of the
votes cast. Majoriies: Daniel over August 1853
Blair over Tinsley 352; Ladd over Harrison 543
Strobis over Jones 2O7 Luck over Wells and Davis
309; snd Wilkinson over Trueheart 353.
The vote for Councilmen and Aldermen stands
as follows:
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overwhelmingly evening, fair audience
was in attendance, to witness a passable perform.
ance of the play Of Fashion" There are some
very telling points about this plsy-and sundry
caustic and truthful developments of the folliss,
assuu p:ions and farcical pecuiarities of our mo.
neyed nobility. The Tredegar Glee Club elfven-
ed the entertainment with some good singing, and
the after piece, "true love never did run smooth
formed pleasing dessert to the evenings perform.
ance. Miss Raymond and Miss Cappell distin-
gushed themselves by their readiness In character,
and sprightly, attractive acting.
This evening, Messrs. Chippendale and stearns
will take their benefit. They offer, as will be seen
by the advertisement, an excellent and smusiug
bill.
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DIsMIssED.-The continued case of William w.
Allen, arraigned on the charge of acting in a very
disorderiy manner, and breaking with stone the
windows of Mr.. Phillips, in the Valley, on Mon
day evening last, came up in due order before the
acting Mayor on yesterday. A warrant was then
returned executed, issued at the instance of Allen
charging William Parker, at the time of the diff
Guilty referred to in the WAR; ant against Allen with
drawing knife and threatening to cut Allen; and
another warrant, also Issued at the instance of Al
len, charging Lewis Phillips, with shooting him
"a with some small shot during the same fracas,
on Monday evening, was also returned executed
There thus series of crosswarrsnts all found.
ed on the same difficulty. After consultation be.
tween the parties and their respective counsel the
following application filed by COUNSEL in these
cases the complainant having comeinto Court and
acknowledged himself satisfied with and reconced
to the defendant, and the with the complain
ant, and both without the hearing OF testimony
stating that they were willing to give surety for
their good behavior-the acting Mayor, without en-.
| terng upon the examination, bound over the three
parties concerned each in the sum of 5000 TO keep
the peace and be of good behavior. Allen was
then duly Red for violating the city ordinance in
breaking corporation lamp with stone. The
parties were then discharged.
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THE SOLE RHEUMATIC SPECIFIC

'vNnE SUI M OmATAC 5fBC1EIC
KNOWN Hheamatic
Compound and Bleed Puriner-from the
numerous astonishing it has effected Of Rheu-
matsm in all forms and conditions, has become the
most popular remedy ever offered 70 the American
public. In presenting this Compound to the commu-
pity the Propretors although ware from past sxpe
rsce of its entire reliability to cope with and erad
cate every vesge of this dire complaint are perfectly
as it Il compounded expressly for one complaints and
is only applicable to such complaint although Its GU
rative powers may have happy influence on otner
ills attending the human frame More than Two Lnou
sand cases of rheumatism, chronic and acute, have
been permanently cured during the past year BY the
use of few bottles of the Compound, and tesrmo-
malls of the most 1atterng nature nave oeen anu SIG
constantly received from lndlvlduals OF the
standing In the community. The deepest seated ana
most deous cases have readily yielded to the potent
influence of this Compound, ana athouen pny slciah
have pronounced many OF them lncuraoie, tneJ aie
yet living, sufficient evidences TO convince inc oS'
sceptical.
MorrimOre,s Rheumatic Compound 10
vegetable internal remedy harmless in Its Effects ans
can be with safety to any age and conoi-
ton and has never been known to fail
For sale by PURCELL, LADD co, sole Agents
for Richmond. w. V. ALEXANDER 4 co, Pro-
York YORK. ' - -, Mn
81 feel that it was good for me to be at your mousse
Your Rheumatic Compound has effected a perma-
nent cure in my case. 1 have had no SYMPHONIC OF
J. NJ KELLY
Acute Rheumatism.
s. Downing merchant, writes St. Louis, June %
81 was severely afflicted with acute rheumatism.
| was confined to my bed; and SO severe were my
mains and misery that could scarcely move turn
myself in bed / sent for Moltimore's Rheumatic
Compound A physician who visited me, remark
that if was able to be up IN httsen DAYS would De
fortunate; | used the Compound, and In three days
va" ap sV'e - @'''AD S. DOWNING
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ma EssRs EDITURs:-In a statemer

NfEsSRS EDITURs:-In a statement OF
NI Mr. J Il Giimer, published in your paper yes.
terday concerning the arrest and examination OF
Mr. Jos Deitor, ne alledges that 1.-THE watchman
swora that while he was in the dark, and some
thirty PAGES distant he saw Mr. Detor put bis hands
on the shoulders of one of the women" &c. | did
not swear TO being either "n the dark or "some
thirty PAGES distant but testified explicitly that
the gas lamps at each end OF the alley cast reaec
ton within few PAGES of the parties, and that
was not less than fifteen nor more than twenty five
PAGES distant from them and have since ascerssine6
BY measurement that it is not more than eighteen
PAGES.
| ! did not receive the $40 which Mr.. Dettor paid
for some one to go for Mr.. Fleischman, did my
partner Mr.. Seal, my partner, on the night in
question can testify to the truth of my statement
at the Court JAMES MCCORMICK.
Q-ltS
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A New Town ON THE RAILRoAp.-The
town of CedarviIle. seven miles east of AbiDg-
don, near the line ofthe Va. & Tennessee Rail.
road, has been laid of. The Abingdon Virgin
ian In noticing The village and the sale of lots,
remarks that the prosperity of Abingdon is
seriously affected in consequence of the want
oil disposition on the part of the owners of va.
cant ground TO dispose of it. There is man.
Hest disposition to increase the business in
several mechanical branches of industry, but
they cannot obtain suitable locatinns
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OEDAR TAR-ConsumptIon Cured

X TAR-Consumpti0n Cured
" The most successful remedy now IN use for the
cure OF Incipient Consumption, Bronchitis Asthma,
Coughs, Sore Throat, diseases of the Liver and
Kidneys, Kings Evil, letter, Dyspepsia, &c, pre-
pared by Mrs 3. B. Norris, 343 Baltimore street,
Baltimore.
Persons afflicted with any of the above diseases,
who may doubt the efficacy Of the Cedar Tar, are
requested to call on the Agent, who will produce
numerous testimonials OF Its great healing power
from private citizens. and number of the medical
faculty. The medicine is yet in its infancy and 10
destined 20 supercede all others in the cure of dis
eases for which it is recommended.
Call and get Pamphlets containing certificates.
u Beware of counterfeits. The genuine att.
ele is for sale by
P. HORTON KEACH, 81 Main street,
Sole Agent for Richmond, and
mn 81 Disqualification Eastern VIRGINIA.
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DIED.

At Savannah, Georgia, on the ID inst, LIZZIE B
ROBERTSON, second daughter of Wyndham Ro
bertson, of Abingdon, Va.
The friends and acquaintance Of the family are
requested to attend her funeral from her fathers
residence in this city, on Sunday evening, at O.
clock, without further notice.
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PoIsoNlNG.-On Saturday evening last, Mr..
X. A. Musgrove (of the firm of Musgrove and
Patterson and lady, came very near losing
their lives by partaking of coffee into which
had been thrown about spoonful of arsenic,
that lad between 10 and IL years Of age, living
in the family, had in the absence of the cook
from the kitchen put into the coffee boiler.
which he acknowledges to have done. Soon a {.
ter partaking Of this, both Mr.. and Mrs NJ. be,
came very sick, causing them to vCmt before
the poison had time to iniuse itself; physicians
were called in, emetics were administered and
their lives were saved. We are glad to say
that both Mr.. NJ. and wife have recovered from
their illness occasioned by this fend-like at
tempt to take their lives Charlottesville JEFF.
terS0niaA.
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TX Marvel says, after hearing dull seruo.
preached by dandy. he asked friend uS",
he thought of the discourse. He renI;ed AZ
his usual quaint, queer style-"lf thew 20 o ~
preaching This way, the grass will SOON he
knee deep in the streets Of Heaven"
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COMMITTED A visitor from Dinwiddie county,
named Joseph Nunnally-who has been at court
before-was found drunk and asleep in the Old
Market On Thursday evening last, by the watch
Yesterday, he was committed to jail for five days,
il default Of $50 security.
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INsANE,-Afre negro, named James Blair, and
a white man named Philip Miller, imprisoned in
the city jail, are no " laboring uncer mental de.
rangement and awaiting examination beforea court,
ere they can be transferred TO Williamsburg.
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EGYPTIAN CoTToN.-Great efforts are made
by commercial men of England to cultivate
cotton in foreigR countries, so that they may
be relieved OF their dependency upon America.
Twenty sample bags of cotton grown on the
estates OF the Pacha of Egypt, have just been
received by the Manchester Chamber of Com.
MERGE. The samples were grown under the
superintendent of a young man sent from
Manchester by the Chamber, ant exhibit great
improvement in cleaning and packing.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-04-09

D1sCHAEGED-Jane Trent and Frances Ander.
son, free negresses, arrested on Thursday evening
in default Of free papers, on yesterday were dis
charged by the acting Mayor, upon promising to
procure registers Immediately.
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DOCKS. BOOKS, BOOKS.-Newspapers

DOCKS. BOOKS, BUUhSs-NeWspapers,
ID Magazines and Periodicals
My Home in T snans, or Nine Years in Austria
lie. by Mrs Charles Meredlth-Sl 20
Yusef, or The Journey OF the Frsgi,a crusade in
the East, by Ross Brown-Sl IS
Ellen Linn, a Franconia Story, By the author OF
the Rollo Book-50c
Rodolphas, by the same author SOC
The Bourbon Prince: The History of the Royal
Dauphin, Louis I7th of France-paper soc, cloth
75c
Hunts Merchants Magazine for April-s5
year, sec per No
Metropolitan Magazine for April-l8c
Littefs Living Age, new series No 2-l21c
The Lovers Stratsgem, or The Two Suitors, by
Emile Flysare Caren, author of "Ivar"-374c
The Nick of the Woods, or The Jibbenanosay,
tale of Kentucky by Robert Montgomery Bird, n
D-Sl25
New Supplies of
Clara Moreland py Emmers9n Benaett-50c
Vilete, by Currer Bell-50c
Agnes Sorel by q + James--50c
Agathas Husband, BY the author Of The Og-
vies-37c
Womsns Life, by Emile Carlen-50c
Putnams, Harper's, Godeys, Grabams, Arthur's
and Peterson S Magazines Tor April together with
great variety of new Books just received
Gleason's Drawing Room Companion, Barnum's
News, Weekly Herald, Boston Museum, Home
Journal, Pilot, Courier, Police Gazette, Sat Eve
Post, Dollar Newspaper, Waverley Magazine, Ban
ner, &c for this week
The best assortment of Newspapers cheap Books
and Periodicals, in this, is 10 be found at
L. l. SMITHS
American Periodical Depot,
apS-lt Opposite American Hotel.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-04-09

CITY CoUNcIL.-The newly elected members OF
this body, will NEE. al o'clock this afternoon in
the Chsmberlains Office for the purpose of organi.
cation. The newly elected Aldermen, win also
meet in the Hastings Corr. room =, the same
hour, for the same purpose.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-04-09

FIxE.-A small wooden tenement, of but little
value at Griffin's Spring, near Rockets, was de-
struyed By FIRE yesterday about IL o'clock.
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DEAR AND DOG FIGHT-Wil come Of
ID on MONDAY the 18th inat, at O'Clock, a. J
S LEDBETTERS Tavern, on the S,oney Run
Road, near Richmond, Dog and Bear fght:
and as several hne dogs will be there, great sport
may be expected. Any visitor has the privilege
of bringing dog, and the one that whips The bear,
will be given fine Collar.
Abundance % cents ap 3-3tr
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AroTHEn FInE.-Besweeu l and O'Clock yes.
terday afternoon, small dilapidated wooden
dwelling, occupied by some negroes, and located
at the head of Main street, in Sydney, accidentally
caught fire and was burnt to the ground. Loss
Ul..
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CURIOUS FREAK OF INsANITY.-Iohn Rose
an insane man, died recently at Goshen. o..
ange' Co, N. Y, having literally starved him.
sell TO death. post norton eram;na,;an
was held, when his stomach revealed the f',i'
lowing contents:-one large silver I,asnonr w .
pair OF steel spectacles nicely rolled m and :
Key or crank used for winding up eIort N'-'
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CHEAPEsT WHOLE.

e THE CHEAP e y T " HOLE
"a SALE AND RETAIL ESTABLISHMENT
ENI.OF GOLD WATCHES AND GUNS IN
&azkzbTHE CITY OF RICHMOND HENRY
HYMAE, of 90 Main street, Richmond, Va-the
only direct Importer Of Watches TO this city, and
also direct Importer of double and single barrel
Guns, has just received from Europe direct,
another lot of splendid Geld Watches, aud some
very superior double and single barrel Guns, which
will sell as low as any Northern Importer in the
United States. Country Merchants will do well TO
examine my stock before going North, and also BE-
fore purchasing elsewhere, al the Cheap Cash
Store of HENRY HYMAH,
90 Main street,
The only direct Importer of Watches, and
Direct Importer of Guns to tits City.
B-Just received, direct from the msDuiac'
turer, few more of the latest patent double bar
rel Guns, which have given sucn general satisfac-
ton; call sportsmen, and examine them. Also, a
large lot Of the best English Caps, Shot Bats, &c.
ap 8
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Z ATTENTION., YOUNG G u A KD.-
Attend meeting of the Company at your Ar
nj mory, on SATURDAY, the 9th instant at eight
~ O'Clock, Pm.
By order of the Captain.
an 9 Jos w BARLOW. o s.
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Extensive Assortment of spring &Eo0ds
HUBBARD. GARDNER d CARLTON,

No III HErtR- Street,
HAVE received their sq.iPg Assortment Of Boots,
III Shoes, Hats, Caps Trunks, Sole and Upper
Leather, French and American Calf skins, Lining
and Binding Skins, Shoe Thread Letter, Note aud
Wrapping Paper, &c. &C., comprising one Of the
largest and best selected stocks they have ever had
Country merchants respectfully requested TO
examine our stock, as we are confident they will
find il as low, if not lower, than the same guam
titles anu sizes can be bought in any market north
of Richmond. NH l4-SW
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ODD FELLOWS, HAL
DELUGE! DELUGElr

DELUUE! DELUGEi
The Grandest Painting In the World.
nR. BEALE'S NEW PANORAMA AND DIo.
IL RAMA of the Creation and Deluge,-
In consideration OF the great rush to this Paint
ing, and by the solicitation of many citizens of
Richmond, the Proprietors Of this Painting will re-
main short time longer, that those obliged to re-
tire for want of Seats, may have opportunity of
witnessing this Great Work of Art
capitalization EVERY EVENING. at o'clock.
and on WEDNESDAY and SATURDAY after.
moons, al o'clock.
LY@ Admission 25 cents-children half price
EFT Liberal arrangements for Schools
NH 3I-tf