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Appointments by the Count
GOshIiliSSiO

4 I meeting held by the Commissioners
"a Of Cecil county, on Wednesday, the
10th day Of June, inst, the following ap.
point ments were made for 1888:
Collectors Of State aud County Tares:
In the First DiStrict--Gcdrge A. Ford,
" Second :. Francis A. Crouch,
Third g Joseph 7. Brown,
8; Fourth " ---Silas f. Carter,
+" Fifth GO james Johnson,
Sixth q Davis W. Sharplcss
:" Seventh /" Lewis Z. Todd,
Eighth " jacob c. Warner,
Ninth '' WIN. X. Griffith.
Fish Pot Coastajlc:
Richard Warner.
By order.
JAMES S. CRAWFORD, Crk,
June -. lSJS--3w. Conms. Cecil Co.
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Attention HoUsekeepers !
Flour ana Feed store,

TNlE subscriber having purchased the entire in
i tcrast of Mathews and johnson, in the newly
established
El0ur ana Feed store,
in EhkroN. nearly opposite the Howard House
respectfully invites the attention Of his friends and
housokceper5 generally to his we'll selected stock
of
FAMILY FLOUR;
among which may at all times be founi the follow
iag brands: Extra Family White Wheat Flour:
Extra supcrtnc; Common Superfne; Mddlings.
RYE FLOUR AND BUCKWiIEAT;
White and yellow Corn Neal White Ship stuff
Common do; Bran; Corn and Oats, ground Corn
and Eats III the grain, rGtutoes all Of which will
be sold at the lowest cash prices
HHOLESALE OR RETIIL
~ All articles delivered within the limits ofthe
town. free of cost.
] n Country Produce taken in exchange
"a Every effort will be nude to please the pub
lie, and their custom thankfully received.
My IL ly WIN. +. GILES.
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MORE NEWSl
WANTED Everybody to Know

iN=ssC Thatl have the largest assert
2ssS-t1 ~ mcnt Of READY-MADE CAR
XII RlAGES on hand ever offered
to the Public in Cecil county, which | will
sell Ten Per Cent. lower than any other per-
son within any rcAs enable distance Of me-
a deduction Of Six Per Cent. for Cash, or |
viii sell on six or twelve months credit, by
giving notes, with good security.
u All work warranted, il tair V used
VIM. j. MARCIIBANK.
May ]. lSjS-Gm'
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a Ga 81 ID,

1--WE Undersigned, having entered into
Il Co-Parincrship for the practice orthe
LAW in all its various branches. will give
their prompt and undivided attention to such
business as may be entrusted to thcm.-
Office opposite opposite the curt House.
where one or both may always be found dur
ing business hours
GEORGE EARLE,
JOHN y. j. CRESWELL.
Dec 81 If
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WIN E,ISESyEY EI9ysyr

A TTORNEI AT LAW.-llaying returned
Airom the West, and permanently located
IN Elkton, Will give prompt attention to al
business entrusted to him.
LI5~ Ollice-with Hon Alexander Evans
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FARMERS TAKE NOTICE !

S4|E WOULD CALI. YOUR attention
w to pcitz buuhamS Parrt Cum Power
RcGpine and liowiac Nach,ne.
with new and improved CUTTER BAR. Til,
Mach ne Is rlGtel without cogs Gran k or any
complicated works it is very light strong and
Slmpc; well calculated for billy as well as level
land. One pair Of horses * sufficient to work il
all day with great ease in all kinds Of grain or
grass of the hcnves, kinds or under any circuin-
stances. This machine Is very durable I.ht IF
Lrnught AMI warranted To "ut from ten TO fftrrn
acres per day with one pair Of horses, AMI with he
new improved Cutting Par there is no ,ruabc
with the machine choking or coggins. which has
alwaj been great annoyance vii iicaping and
Moving Machines.
We are NOW bUillins anil manufacturing tho
above Machines and FarmerS who intend pur-
chasing Machine this season would look 10 ti.cfr
own interests to give us Il call before purchasing
any other Machine.
SHAW & ARMSTRONG,
Machine shop. Orange St. between 9TH 4 9th st<,
Pyles building. Wilmington bel
W c take pleasure in referring Farmers TO the fol-
lowing lricticn farmers in the vicinity of Wit.
ming who using the Machines and Will
state lis capabilities and aigluta.c .tno Richard
son. Jr., Jos Z. Richardson. Edward r. IclInh
barbara Carr: William p. Richardson. John
Bradford. MAY |. iSjS-Gm.
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JAMES w. MAXWELL

A TTORNEI AT LAW AND REAL
"A ESTATE AGENT.-Onicc on Main
street, opposite DR.. Wallace Drug Store.
lrohlt attention given to all business in
trusted 10 his care. [Jan Q, lSJS-tf.
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TECHNICAL WoRDs.-Tn reading, we rrc.
nucntEy come across words with which we
are necessary TO give us full idea of the
subject. 10 obviatc this difficulty we give a
definition Of some Of the more common words.
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n3hsh prlcc.culrcns often speak Of the
price of wheat per qnar'er-to reduce this to
h'rrels. multiply the price by seven, and d.
vide By twelve. and it will give the price, at
| the same rate by the barrel. Thus if wheat
Is qlo'cd at &C. quarter, multiply Sc by
} AID divide by II, and it gives the price,
32s. Sd a barrel. Ohio Farmer.
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NOI'ICII

llEsuhscrber having been appointed and
commissioned by the Governor. a JU STICE
OF TIE PEACE for Cecil county. is now
prepared to transact all business appcrtaining
to that office. JOSEPH Z. CANTWELL.
Elkton, Mar s, 1898
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JAS. 4. NscGsEIGVe:gE

A TTORNEY AT LAW and Solicitor If
"a Chance ry.-Oflicc under the ..Uoward
House" Main Street. Elktun, Md.
Elkton, March 10, l855-tf
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DER. j. s. STgv'ES

fHNENDERS his Professional services tr
u the citizens Of ELKTON and vicinity.
OFFICE EAST END OF MAIN STREET
April %, lS56-Gm
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'0RBERT'S, next door to the Court
l. House, is the place to buy cheap Goods. He
IS selling Lawns at II cts worth 10 cts: Uclainss
10 ana ~ cts worth 20 cts: Mourning Chales ut
~ ana 10 cts worth 90 cts; Calicoes at Z s and
9cts worth -! els; Crash ut t cts worth 10 cts
GlLg CHAINS at cts worth ~ cts, and at I2i worth
loi Gus, Men and Eeys' Wear at half price; Cas-
sortment of silk and Lace Mantillas which he is
selling at greatly reduced prices; first rate article
SIX and lace at 81 90, Lace at 81 rs and So 90
Call and examine for yourselves. lmay "
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NOTICE
TO Road and Bridge Petitioners.

NOTlCE is hereby given to all persons
~ applying by petition to the County Com
missonefs OF Cecil county for the opening
of new, or the alteration or closing Of old
roads, or foi the erection of Bridges, that
no attention will be given to their petitions,
unless they are accompanied by copy OF
the printed notice required by law to be
given in u newspaper Of the county.
BY order,
JAMES S. CRAWFORD, Crk
April 10, lS5S--3m. Comm's Cecil co.
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BUILDING LINE and CEMENT. Build
~ ing Lime by the car load and by the barrel.
Hydraulic Cement by the barrel For sale by
III S'rI1E,S
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A GRICULTURALL LIME. Chester Valley
IA Lime, by the car load. For sale by
. II. s. SITES
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NEW SPRING GOODS FOR l85a.-.Iust re.
~ ceived and for sale cheaper than ever at
mar 81 4. DRENNEN q co
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NEW C.ARpEEILNGS.>

SPRING OF IS5S.
SAMtE Ell BLSBY having rlcted the altcra
- ton Tor his largo Carpet Rooms. the first
door Of his Old stand, No. II MARKET STREET.
Wilmington, is now prepared to offer large as
Sortmgnt of
Rev and TcautiE1ik Carpets.
purchased entirely for CASH. ami t" which no
would call the attention of hoasckcrpc.s and
others. They are rs follows
ENGLISH NEi.A Ell.
TAPESTRY BRUSSE1.T.S
HEAVY THREE Ply
DOUBLE SUFFER- INGRAM,
UNION do
GERMAN do
HEMP, LIST and Il AG do
IL DOUBLE TWII.LED VENETIAN.
IL HEAVY rLAli do
SUPERIOR STAIR CARPETS
4 !. 81, 81 and l2-i bRlGGETrS,
COCOA AND CANTON MAFIINGS,
RUGS. ALI. SIZES.
DOOR MATS, SUPERIOR QUALITY
Superior Floor Oil Cloths, all Widths.
March -, lS5S-3m
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-
VVJrCEEIES EEyyEI
AM
SILVER WARE,
q zrp, rrrrrs scnx c,.,,,.,.-,
a. AVE M,Rktr STREETS. Wu.v,>croy have
Ess->&sS on hand the largest assortment of fine
WATCHES JEWELEY and SiINEKWARE to
be- folud in the State and respectfully solicit III,
attention of the citizens as EhitIUN and it, vicin.
~ to oar stock, c"si5'hs IN p'rt, Of the flowing
"'''e.'' -
EN"LlNIi "Ai'HiN m .b'd hr SILVER CaS"st
h'c""fu "hs CAFo""Metcr Watches. SOC
Chnt st,venson's do. dn do
IN. cooper duplex and Lever Watches.
NJ j. i"h'Hs 20 Liverpool Wat hes.
Jos Johnson do. do. imadc ex-
prcS"iy tor ~ !
VIM k"bin*nt do. do.
Josh. Hro"miicd do. dc railway
ii!n"-kc"rcs)
Josh. Pcmhcrtons do. do.
Joseph Scwiis do. do Q;ailway
iiihe-kcrprS)
Jno. Icibnry 1t Co.'S do. do.
FINE SWISS W ATCUFS
jules Jur-e*on sCopcnhagrn Chronomcter.
=. N"udte "encva thrnnnmcrcrS.
~. capt NGhcYH Lev or ann is,p'ucS. ivory fno.)
i""her@n X t"ns'nnt'hc "tnc,I, lTcry lugJ
I'",'> ""rF"'r.ef' GENEVA.
d.; - ''', - ''t''
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ERAlN of all kinds, and POTATOES.
~ bought for cash. and at the highest market
rates by Iapr IL III. j. SITES.
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( nlEAPEh than any yet received at the new
" store, opposite the old bank n splendid assort
ment OF boots and shoes also IN excellent assert
mGht OF gum shoes, and will be sold very low by
Dec IL WIN. McCLELLAND. JR
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above, worth from % to %
One Of the above namcl Gifts presented ia each
purchaser OF book at the time Of sale although
all books are sold at publishers lowest PRICES
The complete and classified catalogues may be had
without charge BY calling or sending your ud.
dress.
Liberal inducements to country AGENTS Orders
hom the country promptly filed and the goods
forwarded by express or mail same day. Address
"a. EVANS,
d39 Chestnut St. Philadelphia Pa.
~ TO THE pNBLlC.-As there arc many
Gitt liook stores advertised throughout the coun-
try, Mr. EVANS deems it Just 10 hmsclf and his
duty 10 the public inasnluch as he originated the
N'iit Book busiuCss-o state. "a cvid enre OF the
Instability Of many ofSnch concerns, that they con
ccal their real names from the public. and arc adj
vcrtSinG their business, under assumed ones Mr.
l.. Is aware that these various concerns published
as gift Book stores calculated to bring the
business, esta b!ishel by himself into disrcpl.ic.-
He asks Of the public correct judgment i'll regard
to his q lift Book Enterprise, for the honor integ-
rity and success Of which he refers to all the
prominent publishers in the United States Read
his Catalogue. Iapril , 1858
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FLATS! thanksgiving Style Hats, lust
l. l. received at +. DRENNEN i cos. Also
lasge assortment Of kossuth Hats and Cnps con.
stantly for sale by f. DnEyNEy & Co
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!. sans say that ono hour of JUS
ny years Of prayer. One
- "loaucnce.
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to where the forest began again beyond us and
sometimes they went up both together to his
mouth, a. If he was wishful of getting fresh
supply OF the necessaries of life.
MY eyes next turned towards the mules,
Nobody was employed in unpacking the bag.
gage; nobody went near that bundle of axes
which had weighed on my mind so much Al
ready, and the mystery of which still tormented
me in secret I came to the conclusion thai
We were not yet at the end of our Journey /
communicated my opinion to Miss Maryon
She got up herself, with my help, and looked
about her, and made the remark, very Justly,
that ell the huts in the village would not sui.
ice TO hold rs. At the came time, pointed to
her that the mule which the Pirate Captain had
ridden had been relieved of his saddle, ano
was being led away, at that moment, to q
patch OF grass behind one of the huts.
" That looks as if we we're not going much
farther on" says /.
Thank Heaven il it be so, for the sake o.
the potr children" says Miss Maryon. "Da
Wis, suppose something happened which gave
Us chance of sscapinef Do you think W.
could ever find our way back to the sea 2"
Not hope of getting back, Miss. If the
Pirates were to let MS go this very instant those
painless forests would keep Us in prison forever.
Too truei Too true =" che said, and said
no more.
TO BE CONTINUED.
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SONG.

BY EDWARD SPENCER.
III, twenty sober years and more,
Since we plighted our faith together;
since, hand in hand, we lovers swore
That we would be parted nevermofe,
Whatever storms nigh, gather.
The moon, sole witness 20 our plight,
Was torch to our fond Alliance;
And sweely beamed your eye that night,
Sweetly, tenderly cleaned your eye, bright
With the glow of proud reliance.
All, when we parted in hasy pride.
Yet thought, {" in day twill be over
We dreamed not dien how time would stride
Past yon in the hall, stately bride,
And me on the ocean, a rover.
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CHAPTER II-Connnued.
The Prison in the Woods.
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The Mois and the Cornwases who conquered II for her.
learned the lessons Of victory at the hands Of by
whom II was honor enough to be defeated and even
taught, namely George Washington, OF virginia Eng
land wisely resolves longer TO dispute with the
premacy OF influence in America. !
Sir, addressing Gov Wse,l to you, who now occupy
and adorn the executive chair OF the Commonwealth Of
Virginia, let me say there tme--now more than
twenty years agone Ia the days of YOUTH In that
old deserted hall Of the House OF Representatives. which
echoes longer TO the voice of eloquence that time
resusctated almost created the life Of the United
States the shores OF the Pacific We reminded
countynen that forgotten Oregon existed and that
alongside OF Ii CALIFORNIA; At subsequent time
never to be mentioned by me but with "reminiscences OF
respective cooperated to spIuck up Us II were Texas
by the locks, and bring her into the Union In that
wetched that miserable Mexico there Is than
one other Texas, than other California; which
awaits but the touch of the formative hand but =
breath of the viyying genius of the people of the
United States, to awaken from its ethargy, and be-
come truly and really American State When
that happens 1t will be the signal OF regeneration
to Mexico, it will be the harbinger of countless
benefits the United States You SEQ clearly no man
better knows land You have In your comprehensive
thought and expressive language described--how init
mately connected the interests of the whole Union
and OF this part of it especially with the other colonial
States of America Shall not then lift UP voices
in unison together again Of yoe. aud appeal from the
paltry passions of the hour from its visionary abstrac-
tons, and from its unwholesome sectional agiations to
the nober and better instincts the loer ambitions and
the national sentiments of the people, to the end Of the
greater glory OF the Union
Gentlemen of the United States Agricultural Society
pray you in conclusion to accept my sincere and hearty
thanks for the consideration you have shown me- In afford
ing me the opportunity of thus taking part in your hon
orbe abos and to accept also the that your
with the great sphere occupies Of the material interests
of the whole United States. @
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TNHE MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY /.
il NEW YORK ~ ~ 81 sHtFt ~" " VI q
Net February j. 1855 1895 sos ss Secured IN s,sts
bonds and mortgages Of first class.
Frederick w. Winston predcnt Abbott
A, Gsrneti NJ D., examining phycisn street
Pamphlets and further once o
M CHARLES DE sE7DEN, Agent
Iune 22r-doms No. 5o7 Seventh street
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ngh lines less make Square longer adyerseens
proportion payable
twice be charged y square
the Advertisements ally
per square Special charged
the foregoing
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THE MATERIAL INTERESTS OF THE
~ UNITED STATES.
GRAFTON BY HON. CALEB CUSHING,

ovroRs THE UNITED sTATEi AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY," DElIV
hffo"' FRED An RICHMOND VA, OCTOBER 2sfh, 1905
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Payment for subscriptions Invariably
The VII always be daeouuue6
bcbea @f unless fcnssx Nor wa be saberibess
che their Snbecriptons abort o expire.
by mail VIII ssbssrlsers and
Of the pablisher ol the Union. t4tM3
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welt IN the forest homes of fathers Of Virginia and
massachusetts,. And so, naturally spontaneously neces
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In charge Of y. 8. capiio
FORM OF 4 GUARANTEE.

hereby certify that to the of my knowledge belief
above named guarantors COED and sufficient.
Oct l--eodd ss Fr g 5Y.Esg K r N.
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Orders for tickets packages IN the
above splendid lotteries win the promp a.
account Of each drawing viii be immediately
who orderfro9 i &H tNs Nss' ~ I,lsS7 :
ea Address r. J. BUCKEY, Agent, 80
octH Wilmington, Delaware
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MISCELLANEOUS.

mtNCB;9LANGOU6.
a sM.F SEALING CANS AND JARS.
Since the Introduction Of these celebrated and
HALF A MILLION HAVE BEEN SOLD.
and Notwithstanding M sorts Of conthvancea for the
shss rs Spon Hs ssye ssea esrsa 70 ,ss
public the simplicity OF AkfHtR's the esss with which
they mansgsd, and the certainty Of result, hare made
ne" 40 'A'0'''' RI fhs n fSSafa Ex%R 'na ''"'m
nce tfe Introduction, their reputation ssuds BY general
ACKNOWLEDGEMENT far above ohsr jar In the
ae IN prof Of t we quose from almost nnunerAbie ter
xDIToR or rHR LApYs BOOK.
n the numbes for July 1883 He says.
By ali odds the best steadily coming into general
thousand o. housa<eepers who In past tempt
ID 2 ~ ossr car and s end who o. mcsso ss, g 1s
werepeai he ADVICE"
ALI PREPARKD FOR SAILING
They have channel round the month outHde hled
wih cement when sold ~ ready Tor se>ns You have
and psers Hinio ne cement vhea he doas II tAs
d1ssa0n' A' ''0"~'q s:5 sr .sSa;.' Always certain
Take rcee that Arhurs an the patent
stamp On the TN cans you viii ind Impressed In the
In ralsed iessars % tke aides Of she glAss jArA
e1kS AND kAreRfAL-
lin canspln quart bali gall and gan fhs cans ana jan
fss r proc, s'ns- .. cana 0 is srcer. ga
qas, .lf sailo. to secure .conony
1 %riss sa 81. ai sealing can. and jan i'0s'S
ARrHuR. BukEHAM GILRoY
III and lls south Tenth a., Philadelphia.
Also manufacturers nndor the patent tor hs United sA,es
Of Inc "Old Dominion coIre pot
Trade supplied al manufacturers prices By w. p. TOR
& s r:a .. s- oass p soasr
bulish streets, Cincinnati, Ohio.
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sEGARs AND TORACCO.

A VERY asEAr VARIETY or HAVANA, DOMESTIC
A and German ssgsrs rsn be fcsnd ~ry estsNishm
s.vsrv low Ices fuu seven rer cent below the msrses
CusSgs n essasvay.
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STEAMBOATS,.

E,oR COMFY ISLAND AND FORT HssiLroT.-fHD
II s,esmboai AURORA, Captain Anrlng smith wl7 rt>
asiy, leaving West Tenth street fkmos Al va III. snt -.
O'Clock sprisg stree. %, l2f and celocs and p,sx
No. North river. nj 10 and clock keturnnR leaves
the Island al H. and 81 O'clock touching At Fort HAnioa
each way. Fare for The excursion Is cents
CrArrN ISLAND rxRRY.-BoATs L6Ayn svUr 90
- whitehall street. every hour from A n. N r, -
Leave s,Alen rsland every hour frcs A. M.toiP rss
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AHIUsEnTErTs.

ADJUSTMENTS.
A rBosEsADz oescRars
Aomi@op 20 ali 80 csals
FANNY ticket sdns .p,ieac and two l.die. cs1s
sEsAg EsssISaDs oo sst
II. EUsXRD and CARL AssoHUrz.
Among other novelties win be presented foe the frs. us
- TIN psEAn OF The sAvorARD.
% ss Ssfa
The sat,se pa.qus. and sAss Of the Ae.dsmy |. ..s.
with eiocs trees lowers shruObsry. foralax ~
''0''' and most "As1 1as5.s parE
Sixty INSTRUMENTAL PaOFKss0Rs
% BE- .. nS Ss 1sn -
Aesasny during the hot her. win be found By
srs %Sss
Doors open !. Is o'eisci; p CONNIE Il O'Clock.
s'''"' d }Si f HEs ss1Gs MArrsxr.
every ss aA FA ''''%
Woo22,ssI nTIL3 Ss ETHIOPIAN mss,.rsr
w''f &sS fLE1s1 San f-...s
This sses Il 5Svsi'
in select and v'r ssa sH's' sssssss e
concluding sf H5F End Sss' aey.No PANORAMA
HUDSON RIVER.
hVeN OF view Icsk OiJ anu NaAss Haricn Dy NOV
light
fountain erected for tho purpose Of supplying -
Tickets Is ces.s Doors open ~; Performance TO
menes al O'Clock precisely.
| NEtANKILS MUsxUh lr GRAND STREET. oHn Do0a
| ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
HE FRANKLIN has not shut like mort Of tho 0eR
psees OF smnsenent on account Of the heat The Frapkn
wen ana surrounded by windows All sAdeee
| BEAUTIFUL GROUPINGS OF rEH MoDEI. ARrTsrU
RENDERS charming retreat for gentlemen VILE away
hour or two Two pori0s msncs ~ Aee siveu daily,
EVEBY AFTERNOON AHD EvGNIra
comnencins At IN the aernoca and 81 In On
TwENrYsEvxN YOUNG LAnns
will appear In some Of the most -
ever presented Also the oay .ed band
FEnALE AINHfRk.S
In the world, with other nteran AdnsdonOruAaD
seats go cert boxes oept private boxes g.
the stage a. Remember. in the afternoon and In ~
evening
wi GRAND CONCERTS.
The public respectfully informed that during the
no MISS ABBY FAY.
The Young Americsn Prina Donna,
win give grand concerts At Saratoga Newport Cape MAS
aud Nshan,, the first OF which will take place q.
SARAs61A.
SATURDAY EyBNIN0, July II.
al the Hall OF the United states Ho.eL
She viii be assisted by
s'guori BKIGN0I
AMODl0 ana
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