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TOWER HOUSE.
At the function of the Yreka and Wea-
verville Roads, IL miles from shasta.

At the Junction of the Yreka and Wea-
vervilIe Roads IL miles from shasta.
THE undersigned would announce to the
L public, and particularly to persons trav-
elling to and from Yreka and Weavervlle,
that, having leased this long established
stand, formerly known as the Free Bridge
House," he is prepared to entertain GUS
toners in a style not surpassed by any hO-
tel in Northern California.
Having completed his commodious build
ing, and furnished it in the best possble
manner, he is enabled to promise the very
best accommodations. The table, as hel e.
tofore, will always be supplied with the best
viands the market furnishes; while from the
large garden attached to the premises, all the
vegetables grown in this part of the State
will be furnished in the greatest abundance.
He has also a secure corral connected with
his establishment, always supplied with an
abundance of barley and hay.
JASON TOWER.
Dec. 1884. DC If
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CoNoR EssIoNAL MoRALIrY.--We were in-
hnitely amused three OF four weeks ago, by
. practical oke in Washington City upon n
Hu1lber Of the nice men Of Congress. 1t
~d- too good to be loft unpublished.
\ couple of merry fellows, one Of them a
8 tingushed member of Congress from a
-Wihern State, and the other distinguished
ditor from Kentucky, eoneooted a letter
porting to be addressed by young lady
,,a very fine~looking gentleman. It WAS got
ul in first rate style. The pretended young
/ ly set forth therein, that she had several
suos seen the gentleman she was addressing,
taat she was captivated by his fine face and
, anly form, that her heart was deeply touch
,l by all she saw and heard of him, that she
tu make his acquaintance before his de-
.arure from the city, that she hoped aud
-,4yrd he would forgive her seeming bold
f..,. as it was the first imprudent act of her
i,. that she had always moved, and was
.ll moving in the highest circle Of the Cap
that she would be upon certain square
.t "a certain street, at precisely . O'Clock ON
Iir following day, in n dress which she do
.rhcd with great particularly, and she hoped
aYl trusted he would meet her, and thus af
ard her an opportunity of a brief and per-
7 ..c two wars had between thirty and forty
e,pics of this letter written by female friend
.l heirs. and they sent these copies to be.
zen thirty and forty members of Congress,
Getting those, of course, who were known
,,.,nrertan very exalted opinion of their
q IL personal lasenatlons.
Everything being thus arranged, the two
.yrs called upon us and another young gen
3 l,an, explained what they had done, and
i.,ifed ue 10 get into their carriage, ride with
. IN to tAs point of assignaton, and see the
V.ht-. We unhessitatingly consented, and
saw sights sure enough. Riding upon
iJr designated square, we beheld the whole
, he thirty or forty members, Northern
un.n and Southern men, Wings, Democrats
81 know Nothings, walking TO and fro, all
1ug earnestly in every direction, and at
very female figure, to discover the object of
l',,r anxious search.
We concluded that, il a few more copies Of
"a, letter had been sent TO members of the
l.uusc ot Representatives, the House would
we had 10 adjourn for the want of a quo
tun.- Louisville Journal.
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HOTELS, Etc.
INDEPENDEN CE HOTEL.

THE subscribers having leased the above
l. named Hotel, would respectfully inform
their friends and the public generally that the
House will be kept in a manner that will give
satisfaction to all those who extend to him
their patronage. The rooms are well fur
nished and convenient
The Tables will be furnished with the very
best the market affords, egardless ofexpense
This department being under the superin-
tendance of Mr.. j. STANMoRE, is a sure
guarantee of satisfaction even to the most
fastidious.
The Bar is supplied with the best of Ii
quors. Customers will be accommodated al
any hour of the day or night.
G. BELCHER,
j. STANMORE,
Dc If Proprietor
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AZZ1NZTC STA TIES,
BY every Steamer.


The parties who have organized this Com
pany, are we'll known in the community as
old and
EXPERIENCED EXPRESSMEN,
and hope it will be acknowledged generally,
UNDERSTAND THEIR BUSINESS thoroughly.
They think they are not saying too much,
when they attribute much of the success of
the late firm of Adams q Co., in the Ex-
press Business, to THEIR EXERTIONS
AND PERSONAL ENERGIES.
In conclusion, they would solicit fair
share of the favors of the Public-pledgng
themselves to exert their best endeavors to
transact such business as may be entrusted
to them, in a prompt and business like
manner.
~ Collections of all kinds will be
promptly attended to, ON any of the Points
mentioned above
r. G.. MOVES, President.
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BY virtue of an execution to me issued, out
of the District Court Of the Ninth Judicial
District, in and for Trinity County, on the
Goth day of April, 1855, in favor of j. A.
Sturdivant 81 Co., and against Daniel Parks,
for the sum Of 1923 81, and sl50 costs, with
interest from date, have levied upon, and
will expose to public sale, at the Court House
in Weaverville, in said County, on Monday,
May 2lst, A. d. 1855, all the right, title
and interest of the said Daniel Parks in and
to the following described property, situated
in said county, to wit; One certain House
and Lot on Arkansas Bar, on the eastern
bank of Trinity River, together with all the
Improvements and apPurtenances thereunto
belonging, or in anywise aPPertaining.
Wm. NJ. LOWE,
Sheriff Of Trinity County.
WEAVER, May / 1855.
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GRASS VALLEY RANCH

TTIE Subscribers having completed their
l. Bridge across Trinity river, at Grass Val
ley, would call the attention of the travelling
public to the fact that this is the nearest and
best route from Shasta to Weaver. Weshall
endeavor to keep our table supplied with the
best Of everything the markets Of Weaver
and Shasa afford
Our sleeping arrangements are of the best
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lSAN FRANCISCO AD'TS.
JAMES PATRICK g. Co..
Sole A gents for


Sole Agents for
Roysters Fruit Brand Tobacco,
UAVE for sale and to arrive, the following
Il well known brands of Virginia maniac
ured Tobacco:
A. l.. ROyster's Fruit.
William Creaner's Sun Factory.
Turpin & Yarborough's Apricot.
j. II Creaner's Pride Of our Union.
G. Wortham's Square and Compass.
Jno Gilmore's Gold Digger's.
Lottier's Strawberry.
f1 CTS. Havana Cigars-Ex. Challenge.
vi Regalia Brit, La Flor, Andreas Riyas.
Regalia dc Londre, Noriega.
Regalia de Londre, La Patria.
Regalia de Londre, Lontero.
Regaa de Londre, Soy Fiel.
Regaa de Londre, Eualia.
Regalia de Londre, La Fiel.
Regalia de Londre, Baron.
Regalia Montoro.
| Regalia La Patua.
Regalia La Mora.
Prensados (Calidad) Andres Rivas
Londres, (n bxs) Cabanas y Carabajal
Media Regalia, Cabanas Carabajal.
Media Regalia, Eseulapio.
Londrez, On hlf bxs) Noriega.
Londres, (n hlf bxes) Soy Fie!.
Media Regaa, Principe de Gales.
Regaa, IIeraldo Flor.
Londres, Partagas Co.
Choncha, Euaa.
Choncha, Baron.
Choncha, Sol Fiel.
| Inndres (nressed1 Andres Rivas
Regalia, Inguenidad.
Rcgalia. Ncotiana.
Regalia, Sevllanna.
Regalia, Orleans For sale by
JAMES PATRICK 81 co.
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rV- We have a large crop of the very best
description Of Potatoes and other Vegetables
which we are prepared to sell at the lowest
ruling rates, at the Ranch or delivered.
Dc If VIM S LOWDEN q co
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MASONIC NOTICE

Trinity Lodge No. 81 F. and A. NJ. NEE t
at their Hall in Weaveryille at their Regular
Communications on the last Monday Even
ing of each month.
Attest. NJ. RUCH, W. NJ
j. c. BURcH, Sec'y.
Weayeryi!le, Dec. 30th, 1854
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EXPRESSES.
PACIFIC EXPRESS
COMPANY.

T1HE LATE EMPLOYEES OF ADAMS,
j. & Co., in consequence of the disruption of
that Firm, have organized themselves into
JOINT STOCK COMPANY, under the
above name and title, for the purpose of con-
ducting
GENERAL EXPRESS &c FORWARD
ING BUSINESS
In all its branches, throughout CALIFOR-
MA, OREGON, and the Pacific Coast
generally.
The Business will be strictly and sotely a
Forwarding one, having no connection wl1E4
BANKS OR BANKERS,
and will be conducted on safe and economl-
cal principles.
The EXPRESSES will leave the Office at
the north west corner of Washington and
Montgomery streets, DAILY, at REGU-
LAR HOURS, for
SACRAMENTO, and the Northern Mines;
STOCKTON, and the Southern Mines;
SAN JOSE, SAN JUAN & SANTA CRUZ;
MONTEREY, SAN PEDRO, and the
Southern Coast generally, as well as to the
NORTHERN COAST OF CALIFORNIA
and to OREGON.
We will also run REGULAR r EXPRESS
for Freight, Small Parcels and Letters, to
and from the
VrT ATTTT OFT TITO
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County Assessments for 1855.

The attention Of owners and agents of real
estate and personal property, within the
County Of Trinity, is hereby respectfully di-
rectod to the provisions of the Public Reve-
nue. Act Of the State Of California, requiring
them to furnish statements of the same to the
County Assessor, of buildings and improve
inents on lands occupied or held by them, to-
gether with the value Of all personal property,
goods and chattels Of every description; all
cash, moned stock, notes, mortgages and
bonds, or property of any and every kind,
whether owned or he'd in trust for others
CR- If any person shall be guilty Of Civ
ing false list Of property, under the oath
required by law, such person or persons shall
be liable to Indictment for perjury. and the
property shall be liable for three times the
usual tax.
sT- The assessment of all property of
persons refusing to give list, will be dou-
bed by the Board of Equalization.
Poll Tax.
Each male inhabant of this State, over
tweuiySone years of age, and under fifty
years of age, and not by law exempt from
poll tax, shall pay poll tax of three dollars
for the use Of the State and County, prorided
he pay the same to the Assessor between
the first Monday in March and the first Mon
day in October, in each year; and in default
of paving the same to the Assessor within
the time specified, each such nhabitant shall
pay poll tax of four dollars the collection of
which shall be enforced by the Assessor.
whether the name Of such nhabitani shall be
listed or not; and to enforce the collection Of
the same, the Assessor may seize SO much Of
any and every species of DroDertv in nOSSas-
SION of the person refusing to pay, rs will be
sufficient to pay such poll tax, with the costs
Of seizure and sale, and may sell the same by
giving one hours verbal notice previous 10
such sale ID. W. POTTER.
County Assessor OF Trinity Co.
May S,h. Of'ce II Ms CeArt Rouse.
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JoB,wORK OF EVERY DESCRIPTION

ENECUTED with neatness and despatch
u al TIE TINES Office. d. II
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HEIDsIECK CHAMPAGNE.

or. PIPER & co..
TAMES PATRICK & CO., Sole Agents
u in California, for Messrs. Renaula & Fran
cois, for the sale Of IIeidseick Champagne.
200 Baskets to arrive by Sweepstakes.
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3 600 Packages Drugs, Medicines Chem-
ical-, Uye SIufs, Paints. oils, Turpen.
tine, Perfumcry. Rancy Goods Brush
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SHERIFF'S SALE.

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From California and Central America.

The steamship Star Of the West arrived at
New York on Saturday evening, bringing
three hundred passengers and 81 zoo, 900 in
gold from California. She connected with the
steamer Uncle Sam, the passengers by which
were detained nine days on the Isthmus in
consequence of the existing political troubles.
The war in Central America is assuming a
serious aspect. Col. Walker attacked Grenade
on the l4th uk., which, having been pre-
viously almost deserted by its inhabitants, he
took without much resistance. On the 22d.
Gen. Corral, commander Of the forces Of the
late government, surrendered to Walker, and
treaty OF peace was formally ratified be-
tween them. Don Trieto Mayarga, the late
Secretary of State, having been detected in
correspondence with the enemy outside the
city, was shot on the 22d, at Grenada.
The Transit Company's steamer San Carlos
with the passengers which left New York in
the Star of the West on the 9Th ult, was fred
into by the Government force from the fort at
the junction Of the San Juan river and Lake
Nicaragua, and a lady and child killed, and
the boat damaged. The passengers subse-
quently reached the Pacific without further
molestation On the evening of the I4th, the
Government forces from Rivas made o murder
Gus attack on the returning Californisns, at
Virgin Bay, killing four and severely wound
ing eight. Both the above acts appear to
have been dictated by spirit of revenge at
the success Of Walker
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MORE RICH DRESS GOODS

fhOM AUCTION.
"E OPEN TO-DAY ANOTHER SPLEEN
w did assortment Of Fancy and Staple DRESS
GOODS, manv Of them bought at auction and
will be sold at a small advance on the cost for
cash, or to prompt customers.
100 dress patterns. all wool, French Mousselin
which will be sold at about half their value
50 pieces fancy plaid, striped and figured Dress
Silks, at much less than COST 10 close them
out
20 dress patterns In rich plain and striped Moire
Antique aud Bayadenstriped silks, decided
bargains
10 pieces heavy black striped MORE antique,
plaid and figured Silks, which wei know to
be cheap ....
- pieces plain colOred Silks, in all the desirable
shades
20 pieces very rich lustre plain black SIX
Is do more beautiful plaid French Merinos
with large lot Of plain French and English
Merinos and printed Mousselins
100 new style Stella. trocha, long and square, and
superb lot Of black Thibet Shawls
SO new style Cloaks, just received in rich metre
antique, velvet and cloth.
A fun stock Of all kinds Mourning Goods.
Our assortment Of staple Goods FOR general fam
lily consumption Is now complete In all DEPART
ments, and all Of the best class
III To which we invite the special attention OF
purchasers before making their selections.
III We do expect and mrstinsist on bills being
paid that We present, without further no'ice.
COLLEY & SEARS
No. 593 9TH street, . doors north Pa. avenue
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EVENING STAR.
spIaIr OF TIKI MORNING PRxss.

The Union defends and explains the Presi-
dents letter setting forth the terms on which
Gen. Scott's account for back pay a Lieuten-
ing, at the same time, that when the bill ore
ating his Lieutenant Gsneralship was under
consideration, it was denied by Its advocates
in Congress that its enactment would involve
the expenditure Of dollar from the treasury
on the score of back pay due under it. This
fact, by-the-by is notorious to all who are
familiar with the history Of the bill. The
Union also com ments, Indignantly, on con-
spiracy (recently discovered) Of the New Eng
land emigrsnt aid societies to carry their point
in Kansas by means of q secret oath-bound
military organisation. According to the pub
Iished account of 1t, rife, pistols and sabre for
every free-soil voter in the Territory, has been
sent there, and fund Of 500, 900 in money
The members of the organization are to resist
the execution Of the territorial laws to the
leader of the organization. We feel sure from
the published account, that there is much in
it. Reeder, as q public man, is Just now a
very desperate one. He is perfectly aware
of the justice Of the ground on which be was
removed, viz: for prOstituting the opportuni-
ties Of his official position to facilitate specu-
lstions in which no man holding his place
should have been engaged. His game has
been to endeavor to create the impression that
his freesoilism caused his removal. Unless he
succeeds in SO doing, he knows we'll enough, he
viii hereafter be regarded as q man without
personal integrity of character Hence his
effort to place himself at the head of the Abo-
ition movement in the Territory, though up
to the reception of his letter of dismissal from
office, no man in the Territory more strenuous
ly protested eternal hostility to the means and
aims Of his present hackers.
The hteIlgeasesr critieises the letter of the
President interpreting the law fixing the back
pay 70 which General Scott is entitled under
the Lieutenant General bill, and concluding
that the General has net been literally tire ated
by the Executivs.
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PAINT AND OIL STORE.
NJ. Il PARKER,
House, Sign, and Ornamental Painter

I OUiSIANA AVENUE, BETWEEN SIXTH
IL and Seventh streets. No. co residence No.
800 c street, between Sixth and Seventh street :.
has added 70 his present business the sale of
PAINTS, OILS, GLASS, and PUTTY, in
small and Large quantities.
The attention Of Housekeepers Is particularly
called to the convenience CT this arrangement as
they can at all times procure HEARTH and other
MIXED PAINTS, Of all colors, made ready for
use by pra ctical painter. large stock just re-
ceived. Orders promptly attended to and respect
fully solicited. Cheap for cash.
nov 5-eo3t
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NNOTICE-RAF RAFFLE-A
~ fine trotting Horse, seven years old next
spring, with splendid new Buggy, and Harness
complete -.-s re-
The rattle will take place on SATURDAY
EVENING, November 10th, at Jordan & Luns-
ford's Restaurant, Pa avenue, near the Treasury
Building. .-r.
Fifty chances at $40 per chance.
The Horse and Buggy can he seen at Mr.. Thos
Crowne's, Maryland avenue, near Eleventh street
Island. rl 500
p. S-Pe sons wishing chances win please call
at the above mentioned places and give in their
names. r.s - nov5-
%A CARD.-The Washington Trade and
~ Benevolent Society Of Journeymen Tail
ors would respectfully recommend to the public
the following Merchant Tailoring Establishments
as every way worthy Of their patronage They
alone pay the bill OF prices established by the
above named Society, viz:
II. F. Loudon Co. Edw'd Cooley,
P.J- steer, q Jas. T. Mclntoeb,
Wm TucKer, ~ Thos Boyne,
Duyali Z Bro, Matlock & 6rifnth,
JOS. 4, Thompson, VIM. II, Stanford,
Edw'd M. Drew, Thos. X Gray.
p. S:-Stnngers designing to work In this city
through the season will take notice that those are
the only shops that Society hands are permitted
to work for. JAS. LACKEY, Rec. sce.
WAsHrssroS, ID. c., Oct. 9Th, 1885.
oc S-eo3m ff''~
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MADAME p.

ID ESPECTFULLY INFORMS TIE PUB
h lie I'm general, that she win give information
Ia all the Affairs reiatiog to Life, Health Wealth
Marriages, Love, Journeys, Law Suits, Difficulties
In Business, Absent Friends, Sickness and Death
and In respect 10 all other subjects. She IS also
able TO tell the Ages Of persons by reading num-
bers. All those who wish 10 consult Madame r
Will please call soon, as she win remain in the
city but short time. She can be consulted at all
hours OF the day and evening. Her name 10 on the
door-at No 2S5 18Th street corner Of ID, on the
left hand side. Gentlemen so cents and Ladies
IS noyA1w4
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u. 8. s,.. mosPt. Q. ID. Poindexter, Of the
naan b s..a oaranac, now in the Meditsrra.
mean, mas Transmitted to the acting Mavor ~
N0iIo'k, the sum Of i've hundr red 3oJjsys oan.
trieuted oy the officers and crew of that wss.
sci LOT the sick and suffering of Norfoir sO 0S
the two places. pe'"ssn
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After which the
PLANTATION FESTIVAL DANCE.
Concluding with the

Concluding with the go
CELEBRATED RA1LR0AD GALL0P.@
Conductor Of Thunder and Lightning Train,
G w Moore
Home by EIpress-Auival OF the Train-The
Station, all aboard FOR New York-The speed-
The Whistle, and break up Entrance OF Lie
and Pete-keep heads and arms out Of the win
dow on again-Grand Smash and Break up.
TERRIBLE ENPLOsION-THE WRECK!
Cards OF admission 25 cents
Doors open al 6k-performance to commence az
iUNo postponement on account OF weather
Front seats positively reserved for ladies and
gentlemen accompanying.
Change OF Programme each evening.
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gThe Venezuelan government have con.
cluded contract giving the Philadelphia Gu
ano Company exclusive right to remove the
deposits OF guano from the Islands In the Car.
ribean Sea, belonging to Venezuela. The de-
posts are estimated to exceed five million tons
Of superior quality.
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COL. WOODS GRAND MUSEUM
Living Human Curiosities

Consisting 81 Mad. CLOFULL1A, tie celc brsisd
BEARDED LADY, from Switzerland; and hsx
Infant Son, the yonng ESAU, IN years oid,
with most Magnificent Pair of Whales the
lnost astonishing freak Of nature the world has
ever produced
THE AMERIcAN6 IANTEss, MISS HARDY,
from Maine, New England, feet high, ~
years old, weighing 3sl pounds, the tallest Go-
man In the world
Also, the wonderful SWISS WARBLER
WH exhibit for few days al the Hall over
Farnham's Bookstore, corner Of PennsSfynnia
avenue a and Eleventh street, commencing on SAT
URDAY EVENING. November
Doors open ats O'Clock
admission 25 cents; children leS oerb.
Doors open on Monday at 9 a. m. 70 IL m; from
TO and 10 y. m nov
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OPERA GLAsSES.-yUST RECEIVED. A
" lot OF the best acroulatic Opera q LASS z
NJ. w GAIT BRO
s4 Pa. avenue, bet. 9Th and 10Th sts
nov 2-1
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RKeIsrrn,s OFFICE, October is, ls

- from Mrs. ULich's, corner of @ and 81
18th streets, a Newfoundland PUPPY
dark brown, white breast, long ears and tail. Any
Pr rson bringing back said dog will be rewarded.
nov SITS
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DISSOLUTION OF COMMUNICATING.
TNHE CO-PARTNERSHlPH ERETOFORE
l. existing under the name Of ARNoLp& SHORT
Is dissolved by mutual consent. All persons in
deEted To said firm are most earnestly requested
to come forward, without delay, and settle their
accounts las the debts Of the arm must be settledl
with VIM. III. Arnold, as he alone IN hereby AN.
thorzed TO use the name OF the late firm in s-tle-
menf. EDWARD SHORT
WIN. III. ARNOLD
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Inc star Oh comparison on the 9th, was La
lande 4512O
Promoted, Appointed, and Resigned I'm
the First Comptroller Office, Mr.. Brooke
Mackal has been promoted from a second
class to third class clerkship, in place of Mr.
L. z. Washington, resigned
Mr.. Lscius IL. Record, of Conn, has been
appointed to a second class clerkship. yics Mr.
Brooke Mackall, promoted.
The Current Operations of the Treasury
Department.-On Saturday, 3D. November,
there were of Treasury Warrants entered on
the books Of the Department-
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NATIONAL THEATRE.
LstsEE AND MANAsER.... HENRY C. JARRsrr
(Also OF the Baltimore Museum1
STAGE MANAGER -...-...-.....Mr.J EFFKRsoN
PRICES OF ADMISSION
Dress Circle and Parquette. so cents
Family Circle, second tier...............S
6allery... SD & 25c
No extra charge for Reserved Seats Private
Boxes can be obtained. Box Once open Tuesday
and "Wednesday from until 5 O'Clock.
Doors open al o O'Clock p. m: curtain rises at
TX O'Clock precisely.
Eighth Dramatic Entertainment!
The Manager respectfully offers to the citizens of
the Federal City
MARSHS TROUPE OF
U N l. * q . m 4 ID A n 8!
Thirty small children. who will appear most
positively for one night only In spectacle
and farce The latter arrangsdto
Introduce that wonderful
MASTER GE !s1 Is:iS~ ". MARSH,
WILKINS \ SO AND Nd HIS fIs DINAH."
WEDNESDAY, EVENING, November 7th,
WIN b, PLAYED the burlesque localized fairy ex.
BEAUTY AND THE beast
La locke Frsncais. by Little Jennie
Amer which Buckstone's farce of
THE on q n Ola n Nd
National Medley Dance. Miss saIome
To conclude with the farce OF
TIE WANDERING MINsTREL
Jem Bogs--.-.-...-.--.-... w Marsh
In which he will sing that extremely patheiic ir.
nesistibiy- comic, doleful, descriptive,
melancholy and very absurd
Wilkins AND ais plNAH.
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