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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-05-24

t Liie most severe they ever saw on mans
iiedu' eho deny his friends admission to MIN.
The special despatch to the Boston Daily Id.
oe't'Ser of yesterday, says
The evidence is positive that the assault on
Mr.. Sumner was deliberately planned last
night among a party of Southerners. Mr.
Brooks waited at the Porter's Lodge, in the
Capitol grounds this morning, to make the
assault, but Mr.. Sumner happened to ride up
in carriage. After the adjournment, Mr..
Brooks took seat in the Senate and waited
some twenty minutes until Mr. Summer was
quite alone, before approaching him. The
latter gentleman was writing, hurriedly, pen
ned into his arm chair and desk. Mr.. Brooks
app reached, and called him by name. MIR
Sumner looked up, when the former said -
IL have read your speech twice, and care.
fully. 1t is libel on South Carolina, and
also on Mr.. Butler, a relative of mine.'' At
the same instant, without warning, he struck
him a blow which rendered him unconscious.
repeating ii at least dozen or fifteen times,
Such gentlemen as Messrs. Crittenden, Geyer,
and Payne, promptly characterized it as
cowardly and shameful outrage. This seemed
to excite Messrs. keitt of s. c., and Brooks.
who exchanged glances, when the latter ex-
claimed, ono matter; one will do fer you to-
day.. The meaning of this expression SEEM
ed to be that they would forbear to assault Mr..
Crittenden for his denunciations.
Mr.. Brooks colleagues and majority of
the Southern men justify the brutal act
Brooks has been arrested, and will have his
examination tomorrow. My opinion is de-
cded that the intenton,was to lake Summers
life. and not one man i'll a thousand would
recover from the effect of such blows. 1t is
contemp ated tonight to move to expel
Brooks from the House, Tomorrow. Some
action in the Senate is also designed.
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Now FOR DAGUERREoTYPEs We are inuGh gratiAed
to announces his numerous friends and the public the
full recovery Of Mr.. c. h. B. Claim, the eminent da
guerrean artist No. 1873 Brnley Row, from his late and
severe Illness Mr. G. has again taken possession of his
rooms in PrePria persona and entered with increased
ambition and enthusiasm upon his faEorite and is
now ready TO furnish at all hours Of the day. daguerreo
types by his hand single in groups of unrivaed
excellence and beauty. Those in quest Of fue pictures
have only to call upon him to have their wishes fully
gratiaed. Wecommend him to the generous notice Of
the public. my23 dim
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AEsauIt ON Mr.. Sumuer i'm the UD5ses
States Senate.


AEsnuIt ON Mr.. Sumaer i'm Ihe United
States Senate.
WASHINGTON, May %, 2P. MA most
brutal assault has just been made upon Sena-
tor Sumner by Brooks Of South Carolina. Mr.
Sumner was sitting in his place in the Senate
writing, after the adjournment, when Brooks
came up to him, interchSnged some words,
and then struck him on the head with large
cane. Sumner rose from his seat, but stag
geIed, and was quite unable to defend him
sell Brooks repeated the blow dozen or
twenty times Notwithstanding this. Mr. Keitt
Oh south Carolina, attempted to prevent
interference by tho bystanders in Summers
SeneI' mr. summers head is cut badly, and
ne 10 oieeelng very much, but it is hoped that
no 20 noS dangerously injured, although he is
now IN state of partial stupor.
When the attack was made there ,,o-o ,,r.,,
AMY 10 OF ~ prisons present, including Crit.
sehuen' ros'er' loomos, Fitzpatrick, Murray.
MoiSah' una other members of Congress-. 10.
gether win uoV' Norman, several ofIioers of
the senate, ana some strangers The attack
was 80 sudden and unexpected, that Mr., sum.
ner had no time to place himself in n deGen.
sive attitude. The first blow gwen him by Mr.
Brooks stunned, and the thick gutta percha
stick which was used by Mr.. Brooks, was
broken in many pieces by the time the assault
terminated. Messrs. Crittenden, 1oombs,
Murray, and OILERS interiered as soon as they
could, and probably prevented further dam
age The greatest excitement prevailed. Mr.
sumner sank perfectly unconscious to the
hoor, where he Jay, bloody aud drealfully
bruised till he was raised by his fiie DIS
MI Summers physcians ,ay his woundsare
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-05-24

]. Q. Huns CONCENTRATED COMPOUND EXTRACT OF
SPANISH sARsAPARlLLA This preparation of sarsapa.
rila is the combination of the valuable roots and
herbs that physicians of the cd school have long been
accustomed to prescribe and such The Botanic Eclec
tic,o Reformed practice claim their most valuable and
specific remedies for such diseases Blotches Pimpes
Erupti-ns, &c, Neuralgia Rheumatism, scrofula, Can
cerous and syphlhic Affections and to counteract the
evil effects Of Mercury, and all diseases arising from an
Impure state Of the blood.
For sale, wholesale and retail by the propr! O.
Hull, ApothecSry, 229 Main st. Hp24 daw1m
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Ladies' you in want of handsome Stella Shaloi,
in all the desirable coors cheap wish select
giant Mdnttia from the largest stock the city, No 54
Main Street is the place, should you wish handsome
Si you can purchase better quality and richer style
for less price than elsewhere Bryants where you
can dUays get dry goods for your money than
any other store in the city.
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"The next breeze which is waited from Kanzas may
bring us the clash of reTounding arms in which
the great principle of self government in this Republic
may have to be fought for again But any event.
there is no misakirg the fact that at sPuRR LEwiss
yod will never fail TO obtain the most bouutifu supply
every thing adapted 20 the physical wants of the inner
man. Kanzas Art-Kanzas makes no difference with
the arrangements Splendid times they have at Spur
Lewiss this evening, chowder stews and all such
things. Go in by all means.
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GATES GREENWOOD, No. Bay State Block, not dis
mayed by the reports of fights in KanEas and rufan
outrages in Washington, attend usual 10 their voca-
tom devotng themselves to the service of their fellow
men, in tho way of supplying them with all those things
WHICH hungry man stands most in need OF, whether
steaks, stews, chowders any ether delicscy Great
times there tonight
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-05-24

PURE soDA-our neighbor David Scott, Just
over the way, has arranged his soda apparatus,
for the cooling of the parched threats of the
million, during the coming sultry days of sum
mer, with the most delicious drinks that were
ever compounded. Call on him, and own UP that
his syrups are first rate.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-05-24

LILLY Co in Piper Block, will ceebrste the incou-
ing OF the glorious Which now SO fast upon US
causing 81 dness TO the of men, by magnificent
entertainment at their Saloon tonight They have gath
cred decacs of all kinds from the four quarters of the
earth, and will serve them up in grand style Let all
heed the Invitation to partake
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-05-24

The Lion grows fatter the days advance; and
the Lion Saloon continues increase its reputation
model Eating House, the people avail themselves Of
the opportunity visit this spacious establishment. They
have extraordinary dongs there tonight chowders
stews and all such delicacies which everybody is in
Yitad.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-05-24

REV. WARREN BURTON, formerly of this city,
will give lecture to morrow Sunday evening,
in the Old South Church, on the Preparation of
Parents for the successful training of their chill
dren. To commence at l-2 O'Clock contri-
button will be taken, to sustain the lecturer, in
the cause of Domestic Education. to which he is
deyotng himself
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ADDING INSULT TO INJURY'-The magistrate
in Washington city, before whom the chivalrous
Mr.. Brooks appeared after imbruing his hands in
the blood of MIR. Summer with the desperate pur-
pose of numbering him, released him on his
parole Of honor. Subsequently, he was arrested
upon complaint of other parties, and required to
give bail ia the enormous sum of FIVE hundred
dollars! Temporal! o mores
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To the Descendants of the Patriots OF
the Revolution.

the Revolution.
You are requested to at the Police Court Room,
on SATURDAY EVENING next, at a O'Clock, To lake
into consideration the subject of celebrating the approach
ing anniversary OF American Independence In this city
as Military Company. to represent the compa-
MES OF Capt TIMOTHY BiGgLow and that CT Capt BEN
JANIS fLAGG, who lett Worcester on that memorable
morning Of April 10, 1T75
AS the incidents of that eventfu day fast being for
gotten and known only In history and the traditions Of
our iatner et us come together with the patriotic
spirit mt animated the heroes Of that day. and agree
upoh some plan that will increase the interest Of the &C.
casion and do honor ourselves and our Industrious srs
= , CHARLES HERSEY,
In behalf Of many others of the sons Of the Revolution
airy Fathers.
Worcester, May 81, 1855. dim
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HARNESS, RICE, Co., Exchange Eating House, an.
der the Post Office continue to keep hand the largest
and most extensive variety of everything suitable for the
physical well being Of their hungry fellow citizens Hark-
ness's chowiers of world wide celebrity Go in to-
nigt@Rnd try them
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DIED.

an ,hS city May 49, ErninA Kate daughter Of Aonzo
days. ~ S'~''i a" "iOi''''' @nu AZ
a. as sunday afternoon at O'clock from the rest
u os q lhe parents on Kendall hin R.iuivea and
insnds arr invited to attend. w W."
- In boylson, At the amshouae, NAV 90 Mya. Abav,,l
DMnes, aged 9Oi 2Sd, Mira Ruth croysman, AGED al
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90 Get.

VNWO HALLS TO RENT-In Fosters Block,
opposite the Depot, recently occupied as Billiard
ROOMS 70 by 70 feet and the best lighted rooms in the
city They suitable for almost any kind OF business
and will be rented separately together for term Of
years Possession of given Immediately; the other
the LIST OF July. Apply to EDWARD II. FIsKE.
Worcester, May 49, 1856. diff
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TnyIOr's Premium Starch POIish.-Ifa any
fact more conclusive than another necessary
the great benefits derived from the of this Starch Pol
sh it would be that of its rapid SALE and the hundreds
of certificates which the proprietor has received exong
its manifold virtues Give the article trial and you
will be surely surprised at its wonderful effects.
D. TAYLOR JR., Proprietor 10 Broad St., Boston, and
sold by all Grocers and Druggists.
Sold in Worcester, by W. o. SWEET & CO., Genera
Agents.
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RALLY! RALLY! RALLY!!!
N E w GU TR A G. e S
AT WASHTNGTONF
CIVIL WAR IN KANzAs.
Freedom and Free Men in Danger

There will be a MASS MEETING, without distinction
of plrty, at the City BALL, THIS EVENING, at
y O'Clock, TO consider the present alarming aspect Of
public affairs.
HON. CHARLES ALLEN, DR. CUTLER, recently
from Kanzas and several of own citizens will address
the meeting
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exposed at Lexington, by those who stood
arrayed at Bunker Hill, by the many from
her bosom who, on all ths battle fields of the
first great struggle, lent their vigorous arms to
the cause of all; by the children she has
borne, whose names alone are national tro-
phies. is Massachusetts now vowed irrevoca-
bly to this work. What belongs to tile faith
full servant she will do all these things, and
Providence shall determine the result.
And here ends what have TO say of the
four Apologies for the Crime against Kanzas.
Conclusion on Mondav)
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-05-24

CoNNECrloUT.-T legislature bailcted on the
22d, for U. S. Senator, with the following result
On the fifth ballot Toucey 1903; James Dixon SS;
Francis Gillette 90; R. S. Baldwin 5; Holley l;
S. Ingham l. Necessary to choice ia. 1t was
hoped that the opposition would unite the next
day, and elect either Baldwin, Dixon, or Gillette.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-05-24
By E. w. VAIL.
O. o. z y e c TORS SALE 49,.
-AAzat REAL ESTATE. siI
Adjourned to FRIDAY, June G, at 10 A. NJ,
on account Of a misunderstanding in regard to
the terms said estate
FIVE HOUSES Ar AUCTION

RIVE HOUSES H r AUCTION
0n Union and Mechanic SIS. and one at New Worcester
FRIDAY, june 6, will be sold without reserve
one premises at the time above menton d. the follow
lng de c6ed property by order the Executor of the
stse Of David Fagg, and by the power contained in his
Will all the Real Estate Of said deceased viz:
tRe large Double House with Lot No. 25 Mechanic St
ending on Union street. -
Dvuole House, with Lot, Nos. 20 and 81 Union st. be
ing a good house for two families
House and Lot, Nos % and % on Union street this
ass double house, suitable for or three families
9ouse and Lo No. "a Union street. sufficiently large
for two or three families.
Also at o'clock the day, the premises that
very desirable estate in the village Of New Worcester
recently occupied by the widow of said David Fagg con-
Bstag Of one acre OF land with large. new and thor.
ougA ou't HOUSE AND BARN thereon This estate is
seoed 20 no other for the residence of any gentleman
"he~shes 70 live somewhat retired from the nose of CITY
pTveoents and the hustle incident Their, to.
Ihe above sale offers great inducements to capitalists
ana SPECTATORS as the property will be sold to the high.
esq Nfider Terms, one third cash, satisfactory en-.
uoa note on tour months, interest added on delivery
OF desu the remainder in four equal annual PAYMENTS
interest semi-annuay, secured by mortgage on the prem
lses good title will be given The property must he
sos eor the purpose Of settling estate agreeable 30 the
WlSt tae festator For further particulars and adms-
son 70 the premises inquire Of the Auctionaer office 1850
Aaa7 street, opposite The Post Office. my24 dts
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Reol estate.
TAVERN sTAND-FoR SALE

a TAVERN STAND-FOR SALE
EE-I-r-Sa OR 70 BE LET A good Tavern Stand, stu
lsefSSseSM ated sbout miles from Worcester The
iaSN premises consist of about rs acres of wood and
EAA tilage land, with good buildings, nearly new.
The House is convenient and commodous with 10 rooms
TIL Barn has stalls for is horses with drive way ugh
t. II will be sold at bargain If applied iumediate-
y; or, If net Sold it will be reasonable terms
Inquire OF the subscriber at No. 2j7 Main St. Worcester
myT diff L. L. MASON.
|+s.& FOUNTAIN COTTAGE FOR SALE
I;i, That pleasant COTTAGE HOUSE in Cherry
-A4A. Valley in Leicester with outbu1ings and lands
connected herewith (about IL acres) in high of
cultivation, and well socaed with Fruit Trees of the
choicest kinds and in bearing condition. is off red for sale
on accommodating terms. Apply to b. B0TToMLY, on
the premises at the Spy 0dice. myl3 dSm
d. REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.-Sit-
;isI uated in MULBERRY GROVE, leicester consisting
4ssAo of HOUSE nearly and two of land. The
land in an excellent state of cultivation and we'll stocked
with Fruit Trees in good bearing condition The above
offers rare chance for suburban resdenceor for me-
chanic who wishes cultivate small smou of land
For further particulars inquire of JOHN PIPER near
the premises, or of f. A. CURRY
Worcester, May 15 1856 d2g
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AKSoLD's GLoBULEs and VITAL FLUID are sold at
sohofesae, at the Lowest prices, by John O. Hill, 22s
Main st. AtretGH also. Names and statements Of those
who have been greatly benefited by them, may be
at his store. myl4 diff
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We omitted to mention, yesterday, when no.
tieing the Cottage Manual, by z. Baker, that
Mr.. Otis Perrin is sole agent for Massachusetts.
Rhode Island, aud Connecticut.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-05-24

CHARLES c. BuRLEIGH will speak at Horti-
cultural Hall, tomorrow Sunday morning and
afternoon. Subject, Rorship.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-05-24

1t appears almost unnecessary again to
recommend to the pl Bile, an article so extern
sively known as a remedy for Cholera Nor
bus, Dysentery, and Diarrhea, as Mrs. Kid
der's Cordial for Children teething, it is in
valuable.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-05-24

Read Mr. Burners speech, in this days pa
per, and thank God, in your prayers tomorrow.
thai Massachusetts, has furnished to the cause Of
--sy48erty such champion.
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Advertisers must excuse the liberty we have
taken this mofning with their favers, in emitting
some of our advertisements. 1t is liberty which
we hope they will pardon us, for the sake of the
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REAL ESTATE AT AUcTIoN--See advertise.
ments for sales to-day.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
DIR NEWTON,

Sparkling Soda Wafer, with the usual variety
Of choice syrups, at d. SCOTS, 2b1 MAN, corner II
Mechanic st. my23 an
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SINGING SCHOOLING. WIN. SUMNER will
~ oen school at the Vestry OF Salem Street Church
on TUESDAY, May 81 at u O'Clock P NJ. designed for
all who desire thorough instruction the art of singing
Terms or Gentlemen 81 81; Ladies 81; for q lessons
MRS. SUNNI Err will open JUVENILE SCHOOL at
the same place, on Wednesday, May %, at p m.
Worcester, May %, 1876 DIFF
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Slate for Roofs. The subscriber is prepared to
furnish Slate for Roofs Of superior quality, and lay n
the best manner on the satisfactory terms. Sam
pies may be seen at the yard on Grove street.
apl3 dtf JOHN BARNARD
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n. A. GOODNOW,
Wholesale Dealer and Jobber In
BOOTS, y III OES, ind RU u II II X y
27S Main Street. (Up stairs,)
WORCESTER, MASS.
Particular attention given TO orders. diff mch3
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Auttion5.

t5y K. w. VAIL. Auctioneer
a.. FALUABLG COTTAGE HOUSED
Sill AND LOT
%aA 1T AUG TION!g
IN Genteel Neigh orhood.
M W oe sold on the premises, Saturday, NAV "a
~ 40. ~ oGloeS; modern and thorough buils COTTAGE
u iuae On !" EstMiNsFER STREET, next north Of the
mouse recently built by Charles Upton ESQ containino
eght vel finished rooms with all the late innroyemens
~ Supphed with good we'll Of water The l1t contains
ABOUT fOoO square feet of elevated land; upon tn.
Is good assortment Of Fruit Trees FIR beauty Of os
on tas pace is unsurpassed BY any other in Ina CIV
one Of the finest views in Worcester county
ana needs only to be seen 10 be appreciated Terms ~
SAFE For further particulars inquire Of the Aucioneer
at his office, $50 Main St. p ~ VsIII'
Worcester, May II, 1876 ara
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BY L. W. VAIL,
- 7 r U ST EES, ALE.

III = IT'D III T Il NM
At A NC tion. on Writer Hill,
VIII he sold on the premises, SATURDAY May "a at
"o'oek r NJ, the valuable farm situated az above re-
Gently occupied by Amos R. Black, Containing 90 acres
one OF the most Ysllable farms in tai vicinity
1he 4nu Is OF the first quay--suitably divided into
M T TI partarng and hllage with large amount Of
f fhOit TREES upon the The location Of this
farm Is desirable being in close proximity to good mar.
House Terms at sale. ISAAC naVTs
my17 dts REM WAtETp
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SSIGN EE'S MOTTO 6 Notice is hereby civ
~ en- that the third meeting Of the creditors of DA-
FlD PALMER OF Worcester in our said county, viii be
hcld at the 1ice of Pratt Howe, in said Worcester
the sixth day Of June next nine o'clock In the
prove their claims. FLORENCE W. HUNT
my23 d3t Assignee
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Notices.

For "Rea1 Estate" "WIants,'' "1O Lett"
see First Page"
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by A. &. PECK, Auctioneer.
w ILL BE SOLD AT AUCTION, to the
highest BIDDER, large consignment Of
30 . * ), ST ATONE cry.
FANCY GOODS

AT store corner OF Main Exchange Streets two 5oo,
below the Post Office Sale to commence THIS (Fridav
EVENING, May %, and to continue every evening upt
all Is sold. W
This consignment embraces very extensive assortment
Of New and Valuable Books, including Scientific Ilus
rated, and Popular Works. in of the dep lrmsnts
OF scieuoe and Art and Miscellaneous Literature gener-
ally, substantially and eautfuliy bound.
STATIONERY embraces Letter and Note Papers, Plain
and Embossed Envelopes Portmonnlies Portfolios and
almost everything in the line, Staple and Fancy
There is also large variety Of Fancy and Staple Dry
Goods, such as Ladies' and Gents Gloves Collars La.
dies Under Sleeves, Fans Hosiery, Gents Suspeniers
&C., &C.
Az to be sold without reserve to the highest bidder
my23 d2t
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A SSIGNEE'S NOTICE Notice is hereby
given that the third meeting Of the creditors Of AL
WIN W. BUGBEB, of Worcester, in said county, will
be held at the Office Of Pratt Howe, in said Worcester
on the seventeenth day Of June next nine O'Clock
the forenoon at which meeting creditors may be present
and prove their claims. VIM. HENRY HOWE,
my23 DIT Assignee.
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10. II Ms o 90,
IUNEERS & COMMISSToN MERcH4ETS
RoUms Nos. Sc ana 6S Main Street
WORCESTER, MASS
Would take this opportunity informing the citizens OF
worcester and Worcester County, that having purchased
the stock and Of
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Ncm advertisements.

HNOR TWO NIGHTS ONLY9
MR. A. A. STARR.
OF New York City, will give Lecture on. and an Exb,.
biton Of, the
WON DERS OF CREATION,
AS revealed by the Microscope Also, an Exhibition of
DiaPhranOus Views,
al horticultural Hail. on Monday and Tues.
day Evenings, May &c and 81.
Tickets rs cents. Doors open at y; commence at 8
Vc'eck my2t d3t