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Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1858-04-30

NOW LANDING
From Schr Sc Jonas Smith
~ BBLS. MESS PORK;
w 20 kegs Prime Leaf Lard;
10 bbls. 50 " &"
casks R. B. Byass London Porter;
Poughs and Plough Casting and for sre by
April 18TH ZENO H. GREENE
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1858-04-30

ROYAL HAVANA LOTTERY.
| IENHE NEXT ORDINARY DRAWING OF THE ROYAL
Havana Lottery conducted by the Spanish Government
under the supervision Of the Captain General of Cuba will
take place at HAVANA, on
THURSDAY, May 9Th, 1853.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1858-04-30

&TA MEETING WILL BE HELD BY THE DEMO CRATS
Of Baden County, Monday of May Court at Elizabeth
town. for the purpose of nominating suitable candidate to
represent the County in the next Legislatures also to ap
point delegates to the Whtevle Convention, to be held
the I'd Monday May for the purpose of nominating can
ate represent the District in the Senate 1t is earnest
equested that each Captains District will call meetings
and appoint delegates to the County Convention full
representation is desirable. MANY DEMOCRATS.
THE SELLING QUALITIES OF BERHAVE's
HOLLAND BITTERS.
QUEBEC, CANADA, June 2O 1854
We have no doubt will sell well here Send gross
JOHN MUSSON & co.
MONTREAL, CANADA, July l, 1854
Send US gross Borhave's Holland Bitters. We want
medicine Of this kind in our market.
JOHN BIRKS & CO.. Medical Hail.
SAINT PAUL, MINNESOTA.
There is quite ready sale here for your Berhaves Hol
and Bitters. VIM. H. WOLFF.
WELLsBURG, Va, Nov. l, 1856.
Send me another box, 8 dozen, BUrhaves Holland Bit
Rm 1t taking the lead here of all other Bitters.
VIM. H. KIRKER.
see advertisement. [April 27.-197&35-1w.
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TO THE VOTERS OF NEW HANOVER COUNTY:
RESPECTFULLY announce myself i candidate for the
SeHaty of your county. Should you elect me, pledge
hOne8 faithful and impartial effort to discharge the du-
ties of the office. N. H. FENNELL.
Ian X 1873 2O-te*
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1858-04-30

TO THE VOTERS OF NEW HANOVER COUNTY.
Thankful for your surages heretofore, again respectful
oe myself as candidate for reelection to the Office of
Sheriff of your county. E. D. HALL.
April u, 1858 l84-te-33-te
VarpIdc
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1858-04-30

TO THE VOTERS OF NEW HANOVER COUNTY.
thereby myself candidate for the Sherifayo of
the county of New Hanover, at the coming August election
nd respectfully solicit your votes
Aprl2, 1858-3l-tf W. T. j. YANN.
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COFFEE,
Ok BAGS RIO COFFEE;
~ 6 Laguayra For sale by
April 10Th. ALDERMAN & BIZZELL.
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THE CAT OUT OF THE BAGl


The somewhat personal discussion
which occurred, last Saturday, in the
House of Representatives. which ex-
Governor Smith of Virginia and Mr.
Morris of Illinois were the principal
participants-goes far to corroborate all
that we have said about the ansaaus of
the Douglas revolt
Mr.. Smith, of Virginia, stated that
Morris, of the Quincy (Ill.,1 district, in
formed him "that the democratic mem
bcrs from Illinois had held a conference
and concluded that the only course left
for Douglas to be re elected to the Sens
ate soas tooppose The Leeouptoss Con-
statutioa. y He also stated that Morris
to d him, in the same conversation,
''that their delegates tqfke Coeventson
had secomnsended vavsosls agpointments
to tie President, but their reconanse,ada.
tions acre disregarded, and that this
qoas zikeaoise one of their grievances
against the Administration Mr.. Bur.
nett of Kentucky, said that Mr.. Morris
had likewise told him that 1.-THE democra-
tic members from Illinois had held a
conference, and determined that Mr..
Douglas should pursue his present course
on Kansas, that this was the only means
by which Douglas could sustain himself
at home and unless he opposed the con
stitution, defeat would not only be in.
evitable to Douglas, but to his friends
Mr.. Morris did not deny that he had
made the statemeut in regard to the con-
ference, although several of his col
leagues attempted to break the force of
the damaging disclosure, By technically
denying that any formal conference had
been held. This main fact, however,
was well substantiated-tha the eager
onslaught which Senator Douglas made
upon the Administration with so many
fne rhetorical fourishes about eternal
principles aud SO forth-was predeter-
mined in caucus, and had no more exal-
ted object than to secure the spoils, and
at the same time punish the President for
disregardipg the dictation of the delega-
i
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claimed its rightful jurisdiction over ths
Territories, aud that, therefore, all these
calamities have occurred No, sir; let
US meet the direct question. IF you
choose to admit Kansas under the Sen.
ate bill, admit her. If you choose to
admit her, remanding her constitution
to new convention of delegates, that.
as last resort would be Infinitely
better than the House bill. If sou will
do neither of these, than reject her; or
if you must have have her in the Union
now, pass the Toombs bill again, or some
other bill like it. szs g
Tor the reason which have. stated, ]
am opposed to this hybrid. am op.
posed to it in every shape and form. In
my judgment it cannot made peace. It
is SO arranged that it will secure the in
evitable rejection of this constitution
without any reference to its merits, and,
on the other hand, it precipitates the
PEOPLE of Kansas, who baVe now come
to some condition of peace and order, in
/
to new field of anarchy, where there
will be no opportunity for us. by any sub
sequent measures Of peace aud concilia.
tion, to torectify whatever may have been
done amiss. As said before, it is the
most Objectionable proposition to me,
that has ever yet been submitted to Con-
gress. Believing that it will secure no
peace; believing that it will repeat ten
fold the anarchy. and disturbance, and
civil war which lately prevailed in that
territory, believing that it violates every
principle of the party to which belong !;
that it violates every principle ofrepre-
sentative government; that it asserts
and assumes for the Government of the
United States power which it clearly
does not possess uuderthe Constitution; i;
that it is fatal overthrow of the rights
and the sovereignty of the States. am
prepared, for one, to vote against it, aud
totake whatever consequences there may.
be in store for. that vote.
The PRESIDING OFFICER, fMr.
Biggs in the chair. The question is on
motion of the Senator from Missouri
that the Senate disagree to the amend
ment of the House of Representatives.
Mr.. GREEN. / do not intend to
detain the Senate. I have heard no ar
gument on the motion that I have made,
which affects the propriety of it. I call
for the yeas and nays upon the ques..
tion.
The yeas and nays were ordered and
being taken, resulted-yeas 80, nays %
as follows:
YEAS-Messrs Allen, Bayard, Ben
jamin, Biggs, Bigler, Bright, Brown,
Clay, Evans, Fitch, Fitzpatrick, Green
Gwiu, Hammond, Houston, Hunter,
Iverson, johnson of Arkansas, johnson
Of Tennessee, Jones, Kennedy Mallory,
Mason, Pearce, Polk, Pugh, Sebastian,
Slidell, Thompson of Kentucky, Thom-
son of New Jersey, Wright and Yulee
E-32
NAYS-Messrs. Bell, Broderick, Ca
meron, Chandler, Clark, Collamer, Crit
tenden, Dixon, Doelittle, Douglas, Fess-
endep, Foot, Foster, Hale, Hamlin, Har-
Ian, King, Seward, Simmons, Stuart
Trumbull, Wade and Wilson-23. s,
So tho House amendment was d;sa-
greed to.
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prom the wEzsEIy Magazinss
VOICES OF HOME.


Oft think ofmy early home,
And Of my parents dear;
As dream Of youthful days
Their voices still hear.
Methinks I hear my gray haired sire
Singing the olden lays
And the voice of my mother, dear.
Chanting her hymns of praise.
AsI sit by the river side, +.
Watching the moons pale beams
And the long line'of trembling light
Il casts upon the strea am,
Which seems path to Heaven to be-
From which sweet breezes GOMEZ
Bearing TO me the voices Of
Ny dear and carly home.
As sit, on summer eve.
When Nature all is still sssst,
Save the sound which this waters mako,
In ripping from the hill
As they fall on the rocks below,
Their music seems to be
Voices come ffom the spirit land,
Singing of home to me-
Voices Of home, I hear them now
On breezes sweet they come
Singing of childhood s happy days,
And of my early home-
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SrRINc IA Philadelphia letter to
the N. Y. Commercial says:
s1,he farmers along the line Of the
railroad through New Jersey we're busy
ploniDg, and IN one field I saw them
sowing. wns surprised while passing
through Camden to see q tree full of
-blossoms. / did net suppose that We
should see sneh appearances Of Spring
till we were in the region of Washing,
ton. The willow trees on Smith : Island
in the Delaware between Camden and
Philadelphia are out in leaf.
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1858-04-20

E Nevor laugh At a druufen mans
wit. never bore printer BY hanging
around bis sanctum, never hang about
church door when you should be inside
in pew, and never borrow money which
you have no prospects Of ever being able
0 pay.
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1858-04-20
~- aHow late is It ?''

E "How late is it 7"
aLoOk at the bcs and see If he Is
drunk get; if he is not. it cans Be much
after eleven O'Clock
.sDoes he keep good time ?"
"Splendid! they regulate the toE1
clock by his nose,
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81 4 5 G 2 4 z a } Y Q U .
cRKNEW LIVERY STABLE.
E.4Zzszz- n o. P-..r..i..t..e L,ar.;l l.. ~

c~HNEW LIVERY sTABLE-D B.
80 IN Gray. Proprietor. Family and
Pleasure Carriages and 2:4O Horses, u be had
ut all hours Passengers conveyed to any of
the neighboring towns Oh the shortest netice.
Prices reduced to suit the hard times. ~ Sta
5les In the rear of Grahnm's Old Stone Store.
February 4, 1857 34tf
DYALL 4 CHARLES, Real Estate gents
III and Surveyors Sioux City, Iowa. Land
Warrants located at reasonable rates.
IrThe Land Office " Ill be openep on the
18th Of February, le5S, for the location of
lands south Sioux city.
N Ball select lions personally made
February 4. 1857. 34tf
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n0NvEyANCING

Deeds, Mortgages. Bonds, de-. DC. carefully
NOTARY PUBLIC
Twill take the acknowledgements thereof,
administer 0aths &c &c charges reasonable.
0mcein the county auditor office, Ashland
o. - - JAMES SWIEEFOrD =
Ashland, February 25. 1857 1ya1
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nsHoMAs BULL. Attorney at Law. Lou
IL donxille, Ashland county, Ohio, will at
tend promptly 20 all business entrusted to his
care Feb Z. 1865 s4tf
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1858-04-20

UyHLARD sLocUM. Attorney at Law.
w Ashland, Ohio Office on corner of
Church and Ssndusky Sta Particular atten-
Fss. I. 1857. a4tf
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E0r fha IiftIa Fnlks,

1ANDTES Of ell kinda and ofthe best quail
~ ty, to be found at the Book and Drug
etsrs Of CLARK & POTTER.
80 Successors to R II Chubb.
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3 Z ! RI S r..

- hR S. WoODIN, Dentist.
4yyS II Hayesville Ohio. T Teeth in
;e- n T. serted from one to full set. Fill.
ing done to order. aud warranted to give sat
isfaetion.
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EX1ILLIAM RALsT0N, Jeweler and Sill
w yer Smith, q few doors west of the Nc
Nulty House, Ashland Ohio. Gold and Steel
Pans, and choice variety of Jewelrys kept
constantly on hand. Highest price paid for
old Gold and Silvsr. Repairing done to or
d Z. on reasonable terms-satisfaction war
Fanfed.
February 4 1857. s4tf
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EULToN 4 MccoMBs. Attorneys and
II copnsellors at Law. Ashland, Ohio. Of
See u The Bank building, ovar the Hard dware
Store.
Feb 4. 1s57 s4tf
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hR P. H. cBAKKe Physician ana Sur.
H. geons Ofiee near the Sampsel House,
adjoining the Drug Store of Roller & Howard
Special attention paid to-diseascs of the Chest
as well as all chronic cases.
Ashland May 6, 1857 zed
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i. list. Office in Roller 4 Howards Drug
Store, Main St. Ashland, Ohio.
RH= BUCK, Practitioner of Medicine
IL and surgery, Rowsburg. Ashland coun-
u, Ohio.
February 4. ls7. 24tf
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TOHN J. JACOBS. Attorney and Cour-
q sellor at Law, Ashland. Ohio. Office
one poor East Of Wasson 4 Stubs Shoe Store.
:. April 8. 1853. 44tf
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-12-21
A UCTroN NOTICE

"A abrasive sale Of costly modern household furniture,
canrnencns hi. day Tuesdsy Dec q a. ios O'Clock gre
Eleventh street. bc'wssn t,Is and e slss avenues
One splendid rosewood panosrte pearl keys and nlst
with so pearl rosewood stool and piano cover muas kc
% rosewood e.essre- marble sy, mrror doors and
sog ,hles pier and nsnie rrrrs sofa tables meisioa
chairs french china spcons, lace curtains very rich cor
ssvs psts and rnas chandess oil paintings ~ eminent
artists paucd ornamental vases Parisn marble statnees,
corner ~h''"O'' &c DINING ROOM
~Ames and decaners q match Bohemian q every
deecon SOLID OAK extension table ivory balanced handle
siser Ks silver casters beauni silver embosed
tTrs nina dinner set lei pieces ono decoraed set
pieces completes one fancy 9aor ss dining and ,es gsses
room chairs bronze ccsk, oil paintings, engrsvnes and
vases &C. ,,,rr,s
Brussels ingram and WOO carpets rssewoGa esasiesas
bureaps marble tops oval mrrors rosewood frames wss
stands q sod rosewood and ss msh ,,sy bed
besufa decorated beds pure hair mattresses large
saSEe vases ~ r sRa n was CLOCKS mirrors sofa beds
boosssnds stands paintings enavngs sprins bottom
s ssiF. se ''' "'''s'n' 0"e carver '''''' "
IN the basement, carpet Anias table sOupe,e Sc, Of s,ou,
rrokey ware COCOA handled kns and forks carver steel
be oeioh wool carpet curtain and shades sea
attention i caIiea % the ssoss ss,sasiye and per
empt Is sale every article being o. costly kind AND
almost
s,rsrgcs win find Responsible draymen 20 PACK and shiE
AAriv gorsls No poeponement account OF weather.
cateaguee describing every article early h
morning deposits u bankabe money will be required
nom every purchaser
tt4toN NOTICE --THOS REII. AUCTfONEER ANT
IN w 81 THOMPSON Wednesday, ~ l0is O'Clock, IN tn
saiesroms IS sas Broadway, genrsl sale Valuable
pleisp articles; four trunks. fsncy gceas &c Ny order
nsspWsr PawuhrOkcrs sale Thursday Valuable pledged
ru7s NJ Frdenburn Pawnbrkers sale general clothing
vasshts iswelry, Sc, by l. Levy, Monday, r u inst
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We'll adapted Christmas add New Years Presents.
Consisting ~ ladies superior full sets, pin. ear rings and
hrArrrt fancy mounted landscape hnesi cut elegant
p hand bracelet hnely engraved elegant 81 koan mosaic
ft bracelets pins earrings ani breaAipns With revolving
Nm fnr daRuereuypr, Aoil gold vest chains gentle
men eli q Plus servings gold gentlemen
trsier Angs opal and California iiannuds ne aides gold
ees rus drops with rrai cra clustered leaves,
ren full sea studs aud sleeve buttons handsomely en-
.aysa solid gold chaeiaine chain, with
opel and cluster settings and real coral grapes sixteen
tari sni eod finely euaeed charm lorke superior
luv latest STYLE elegant ladies chased leaf with blue
1ss seitnra pins ani rings; rich Ink bracelets with
hur shells elegant ~ sleeve buttons aud studs,
real nys ladies' GOLD rings California diamonds rabies
fine gold pencil cases ladies size, with and
without pens, gentlemen. Inc mammoth s.e god pens W
sgud vdtnled made ~ Murray Gilbert View YORK, With
iVef tprsd holder ~ sets nc real coral pin
aud ar % Ia SIX velvet boxes very rich allies
garnet sitting clustered leaves pins and rings
nov etye: ladies' gold okets watch size carhunks sleeve
buttons studs; nne gold aides guard chains gentlemen
ses rings with onyx, corne.n and soa stone Tvs elegant
laca bracelets rims and earrings, with leaf WORK And
grapes sixteen csrats gentemens hne god ri
California aiamonds &c &c This - 0uc
~ he largest assorted stocks offered by AMI
W. IAN buyers previous sales have given
feet satisfaction regards quality and price, Offering The
greatest Inducements e. all " purchase sale perefnptory
and will We continued untl all il sold. Also,
tine assortment Of heavy gold hunting lever watches
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-12-21

TOMORROW, WEDNESDAY. DEC. q.
The last day of the
MOUNT VERNON FESTIVAL.
Viii be given
MONSTER CONCERT
Under the united direction of
CARL BERGMAN,
Conductor Of the New York Philharmonic Concerts, and
MONS. Mustard
Upon this occasion the superb decorations OF the ball will be
retained IN order that all may have opportunity OF
trbtng their mite IN aid Of this national work. the prices Of
MONSTER CONCERT
WIN be placed at the nominal OF Twenty Eve cents
PRICE OF TICKETS
For the remsining days OF the Festival;
single tickets for the ban " ~
q" Tor the monster concert ................. 70
ARRANGEMENTS FOR THE SALE or TICKETS
Tickets for the Ball may be obtained at the following
Duncan. Sherman Co. winsow, Lanier Co.,
Royal Phelps Gwyppe Day.
Rowland hspinwaiis, w. Hall a Sons.
Office of the Mount Vernon Festival. Cooper institute
g. Breusing's, Genn's Bazaar,
A. I. Stewart Co.'S, Tfhany Go.
Brooks Brothers. Arthur Leary, 81 Beaver street,
Wallack theatre She'll
IT, H. Leeds 4 90. seharfenberg 4 LuuL
Barthof Sewing Machines, 40 broadway.
nd at the following principal hotels
Clarendon Denis Union Place. Howard. I. Demonicoa
International stevens House Brevoori House LaArge.
And at the principal Office Academy OF Music, also at the
Dor Office this evening.
And in brooklyn, d Davies Of Fulton and Clinton
W. Rose 2 Atlantic street; Dickeuson's drug
Mansion House. Prox 2i3 Fulton street. Geo g. Birch Libra
o. the Naval tyceum, Navy Yard.
Also from the Ladies' OF the Executive Committee and tho
Floor Managers
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ADJUSTMENTS.

AMUsEMENrs.
"A GRAND Gala FESTIVAL.
S;,,s y4sS 81 ' Sss$Si ISs
the second day # , .hs rcEsDAf Dec. y
:, take place MOUNT VERNON FESTIVAL,
W. GRAND FULL DRESS BALL
upon sea-. Of @ ssisasy On this occasion
'e's"''a Open Sa als s;eo;f2asso S S5'h
ONE HgNnsn; AND SwE "; , PERFORMERS z. s,.1 RS.
s snS ms ss rst ss ' appear
1slss T sSss at s4s Esss;s
onArD 1s gSea H sE si!sf. FiiisoArsADr,
under the management W q fosypu NOR,
DAseiNS WILL 6oaMkScE,
The Orchestra VIII se a asssA's MUs "a
Conductcr Of the Cort Balls Of France and Dir ec
e'e'" - Mr.. JOSEPH NoLL.
MONS. Mustard
will INTRODUCES for the rs time in America for the Ball room
his celebrated composions which have enjoyed much
A"Op'ANL LES souAyEs LES LAscERs,
cuc css s G5Eks. a SAdit F5EkA.
RATApLAn POLKA.
ana me ' cMaSr ACME AND EXPRESS eAI1ops
These composicns with many others have earned for him
IL LIE kOl DU QUAURUiE.
On this occasion
THE ACADEMY OF MUSIC
Will be decorated In style Of megnihcence before
eQualled.
The interior Of the SALE DE BAL will be hung with the
tags OF oil nations which have been kindly furnished by the
Commodore of the Brooklyn Navy Yard the commanding
General OF the State and by the Coones Of the various New
York regiments
The stage will be canoped, the back ground frescoed
RAISED BALCONY,
with staircase approaches erected andornamened w III
of natural flowers and -
The whole of which win te illuminated by
EIGHT MAGNIFICENT CHANDELIERS,
From a. +. Hougbwaut Co,
besides appropriate devices which will combine
traornafy volume of light End give effect the brilliant
COUP D'EIL
The exterior of the Academy will be
ILLUMINATED
BIZ two large "
CALCIUM LIGHTS.
which will be displayed upon the balconies fronting FoueeIh
street and Irving place
The Cloak and Hat the hands Of experienced
who win be fully accountable all ARTICLES that
be left In their charge The been
tenazed in such that confusion and loss impos
slbe.
Onlcers of the Army and Navy military the city
Refreshments supper will be served by Messrs jacob
a Co ---
NO ALCOHOLIC LIQUORS
viii be allowed 10 be sold on the premises
Especial attention has been paid the regulation of the
raees may be from the order OF the Inspector,
snother column
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w ALLAUx's ThEATay.
w ALTERATION or TyhE
Doors open at6t. 10 or,nnrnc. al o'ctocr
ELEVENTH MONT


l.. w AAA'A ih5ERsTien or rrsE
D''F'o'sff Isl Il ss'' Si5ar " 0e'
GREATEST Artistic e. IsF ~r1Uxsg
| ovsr Witnessed ia New YORK.
MERCHANT 90 vssToT
ba as NJ. esy snasspere nas n. e = 81
4 IassHay W1ie lsasqsss stl. Js% !.
rsssS ss sss lss,sa
Princes Of ssroeo and arrasoa At ,slnoo Sttero o
is and S Of 81 % he
eP The re- sIsss Of N, o.o ,.oy =, ~,
descrp9n worn during the resns or francsL OF France
n'a'' new A aRi1as ri OF THE STAGE,
y11nS -, space Width saa distance
. -. ...' :. j NV AND SPLENDID SCENERY,
gsnses By I.hssySod Wallace and sssan AMI derived
vii, oc,ud. N. following I a1r., CAST a sr,,,.
P PI,ass e q sSTsssS suor. ro Vssss
Antonio Merchant of Venice Dyoa
bssssnio ne friend Lester walaok
s:S'ss Friends % Antonio and pas'anio
Lorcuzo, in love with Jessca. Hangs.
Tass jew, Ii. friend M BeSnara
i ~ s;sS,a scsSs clown
s,spSAas
ssrs s ssr Ssss !. ror. Ma M h Tsss
No :.. hs. waiting maid M'' Mary Ca,
The In nsiasasi WI No. MA Iyss
~. sasosse Venice oaosIsos Court Makers.
sc.sr-fsry At Venice and parity Belmont. the seat q
The play arranged presented ac.s
THE APPROPRIATE OVERTURE
accidental marches procesons &C. composed and arranged
The scenery aud will be produced % the follow
order
Bas.anio dsesrsioa and the MERCHANTS promise
Scene 2-Ha' In Portals Palace NJ Belmont .Wal.acs
portias comparison Of her s,.or-Netia choiceArysi
scene 1.-THE Columns Mark .......... .Isherwo-d
shylosk and proposa-The Merchant and The
Scene 4-urand Han . the Csske.s Ia PoetirsPa
Grand entrance Of the Prince Of Morocco with ii. Wild war
rors o. the deserThe cssketsThs Moors choice and the
lady triumph.
Exterior Of shyocks house, with extensive ytewcf
mails as the mesns Of traffic and communication
raunoea and hi fsihsrfse peoa to
nos saIae Js@s lover and The st.ershy
cas- escape IN lorenzo's gondols
This act will close G Gi,e NJ CARNIVAL,
alluded to by shyock in the text
Sudden illumination Of the City and
Simultaneous A ApPPe sI1 Of the "aaa"er'
Arrival Prince o. Arragon-The spaniards choice
Scene 3-Tbe Oolumnsof st Mark isherwood
The good ns"''-fh' ACT n4FfTye ~
choice-The ladys joyAriva Of Lorenzo-Tbe
evil ddinss-The departure q. Venice
Grea. Hall Of Justice In the Ducai Palace
Appearance Of the JswzThe Dukes o.
for and Of n9
cate and nd CLERK, and hsppy denouement
the costumes have been prepared by Mr. Fsury Mr. Ben
BY Mr.. 1inoney; the mechanical portion by Mr. Bthop
iHE Nh SxRcH&NT OF VENICE win be performed every
evening
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u,rovAs vErrcH. AuCTIoNEER-orFICE 10 SPRUCE
L sreet-sherss sale-By virtue q several writs Of
execution directed and delivered shall pub
liz ycndue on "Wednesday, Dec n 1884 At 10 A. NJ At S and
IN Roadway northeast o. Tenth street large and
Varied assonets housekeeping an housefurnshing
cs Nxnres store showcases countr iron safe horse
wagon, harness, &C. JAMES Y. WlbLkT sheriff.