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the reduction Of t,cen'y per cent on eo@ amt
iron made by the 2ariF@lS57 "a @emocra''c
measure,D hat phen i was fyopos@ in Hc
last Congress to TcriSc hct mtc@a', ne c'iea
agai,s. il. Why did M. kunkcl vote twice
against the suspension Of the rules to allow
the introduction Of bill to rcvise the Tariff
of 1857, and give protection t" American IA
lur and interests The only reason that can
he given is. that lac is opposed to tie system
Of protection to American labor, and thinks
foreign manufactured articles and products
should lc allowed to enter into ruin"us COM
petition with American manufactures and
products. Ia this hr but illustrates the IN
relenling hostility oi lis party to protective
tariff.
In regard then, 10 this deeply important
question, the position Of the two candidates
before the people f.. Congress IA this district
is briefly this: Mr.. Kunkcl, by bis votes III
Congress, las shown himself stern opponent
If protection 10 the mechanical, mann'actu-
mug, agricultural; anu 't""H'I'ai lH'''S'' ~
this country AMI one Of the Fundamental
tcncts of tho Democratic party is unyicIding
opposition to protective system, and rigid
adherence to the paraly ling frcc-trade policy.
But on the contrary, the vote Of Mr.. Hoffman
directly agans: the amendment of Dir. Lcteh-
er reducing the duty Oh coal and iron twenty
per cent, shows him true friend to the coal
and iron interests, ana his political faith is
TO foster and nurture into active aud tncr-
gctic life agriculture. mechanic ants, manu-
features, and the industrial interests Of the
, country Can any man then hesitate AS 10
how lie shall cast lis suffrage between these
two men ?
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InSolvent's II office.

Lawrence L"rkin' OHp,EoE s,p 1,' LIST day
His Creditors. Lawrence Larkn give
notice to his creditors, endursers snd suretie.,
that the first Monday OF January Text is fix
ed for the said Lawrence Larkin to appear in
the Circuit Court for AilegauA County. to an
ever sue Ii interrogatorieS us has creditors, eu-
dorsors and srreties may propose or oliege u
gaipst him and that copy Of this order be
published in some newspaper printed in the
city of Cumberland, once = week for three .uc-
ccssire months krior to tie fsid FIRST Mon.
day OF January Next. IS such notice.
Test-II. RESLEY, Clerk.
Oct 1s5Q-3m 81
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PLrspEREgs OF THE WAR DEPARTMENT.
The debt as reported yHe Gor,17imcnt agents
and which the War Department last year
recommended To be paid, on account of the
Indian diStur bar : in Oregon. amounted to
about sir millions Of doNus. while by tho re-
port OF the Committee on Military affairs not
more tlan about onc and Il hhF millions Is
Justly due. High government officials are di-
lcctly charged with corrupt connivance with
layorite contractors to flch money ont of the
National Treasury. The bids of parties to
perform certain work or furnish materials arc
overlooked and unrotired while Others, whose
bids are HIGHER, are taken. For instance, il
the supple, for the Indian war OF Oregon and
Washin9t III Territories, the Government was
charged $5j Piece for pistols. Sl25 toi
muskcts, Sl2O tor for hay So bushel FOR
oats, etc. etc. And these cXtravagant Charg-
cs the War Department recommended TO be
paid.
What farmer would refuse one dollar per
lushel for oats? And set III" Government ii
willing to pay five dollars per busheI to its ia
yorItes!
FRAUDS IN TuE NAVY DEPARTMENT. 80
From the minority report Of the Special Com
mittee on Navy Contracts made by Mr. Shrr-
man to the House, on the PAN FEBRUARY, 1889,
We gather the following facts:
"Congrcss, in June last authorised Secretary
Touccy Of the Navy 10 advertise Tor proposals
for furnishing the machinery of the seven new
steam s!oops of war, with the view oiob'aiuinp
the lowest offers and the most responsible bid
crs From the re ori We are enabled 10 make L +
the !olowing table:
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Election. Wednesday, k0y. End.
Hon. II. w. Hoffman

Will address the people at Western
port, on Thursday evening, Oct. 9th,
1859, at I o'clock.
Grantsvil)e, on Saturday, Oct. s,
1859, at 9 o'clock, ?. NJ.
Selbysport, on Monday, Oct. 10,
1869, at 2 O'Clock, z. M.
Accident, Tuesday, Oct. II, 1859,
at 2 O'clock, P. NJ.
Oakland, Wednesday evening, Oct.
~, 1859, at Z o'clock.
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DIS TRICT MEETING Pursuant to previu us
notice, a respectable number Of the voters of
District No 6, met at the Court House on
TUESDAY, Sept. 9th, for the purpose Of norn'-
mating Candidates for Magistrates, Constahlss
and Road Supervisor, and on motion Mr..
Jacob Rzcr was called to tie Chair, aud Ct.
". Roper appointed Secretary. .
o. II. ". Stull and II. D. Bruce, were
named as Justices Of tie Peace. and on mo-
tion Of Mr.. Mcclellan they were nominated
b. acclanatioD.
On motion, the meeting PROCEEDED to the
animation of Coustabi's Mcssrc JAS. MOI
gan, Jos. Mcclellan, 7. A. Ogle AMI John
Kindle. were named, and a ballot was then
had which resulted in tue nomination of JOS
Mcclellan and James Morgan
On motion Of Mr.. Ferguson, the meeting
endorsed Mr.. h Thrasher as Rond Supervi-
scr. The meeting Thea ..dionTned.
J RlZER, Prest.
{, r Nc n1Drr Soy
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GsS The last Maryland thnoh, with char
actcristic recklcssncss and disregard oftruh
dcvotcs nearly column to misrepresentation
of our candidate for Congress, and ourselves
1t is gratuItous assumption on the part Ct
the Union that Mr.. Hoffman has prepared
anything for our columns. Perhaps the
Union don't understand the force of this Ian
guagc, and we will tell him in manner that
will reach sufficiently low for his comprchen-
son-your charge that Mr.. Hoffman prepa-
red the article to which You refer, is false
We alone whose names appear as editors,
write for the editorial department Of this pa
per, and We alone are responsible.
The Union does not deny that we stated
Mr.. Kunkel's record correctly His attempt
to answer our criticism upon it is too imbe-
cile to require notice.
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Essray Notice.

ALLEG4Sr CuuAn, 10 W.T.,
hercD, certify, that Mary Evcrs,ine uf ~
legauy Count., uIoughi tr.urc me, the snh-
scrih,r, one oil the Justices OF lhc Peace, 4 the
State oi Muryiamj, III and tor Ailre"Ay Coun.
,y, this LIST day oI October, 1889 Que rel ''nd
white m"iey Steer, supposed 10 he tcu .e.iss
old last spring, rs II stray tIcSmssinS up,n
the Ell closures OF Mary EverSiIne. al the Five
Mile House, Oh the NalIou"! Road IN said coun-
~, aud appraised by jacob Deyore aud A
den A. Eversiiue, NJ $3.50 cts.
Witness my hand and seal this lst day OF
October 1859.
I'M. STRONG, Up
The owner OF the above desclibei Steer Is
requested 10 come forward, prove pro- ert, i,
pay charges, and take him away, from .hr suu-
scrber, living five miles west Of GumOsiiat i,
on the National Road.
MARY ENERSTINE.
Drt 6 I959--2ls
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No 30 Cc-titiratr OF Indebtedness ofthe
Che,a Il ohio Cau.l Co., dn;ed Aug.
Ii - MIN IN hmm \ ny "a ,nr ~

Shares of the stock of the Homecoming Coal
transportation Company.
soires OF the Stock OF the Caledonia Mining
Company.
Stare OF the stock of the WellerSburg and
Wr.i Newton Plank Road Company.
A Certificate o. last mentioned Company for
so dividend on said stock, convertible into
stock Of said Company.
JOIN 7. EDWARDS,
Admir- oil Normand Bruce, decd.
Sent s. tSfG-5i
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by virDne Of an order OF the Orphans Court
D vi AllrGany COUNTY, the sutscrih,r ,s Al
"lnistri,ur Of Normand Bruce. late Of snii
county, DECEASED, wI! sci! at pabuc sale, Tor
u'I, on
.;..iia7CsJ %ih dGF r. 9a,Chc', i1Ja,
at or,o,A. =. ut, lnt.o.t '."t Tie st N'ch.-
as ito,,t, IA ,nr Iu"r ,.u.lbrraud, Ai!c-u-
ny County, Mar'
Scrip oi the Chvstlrn,e and oh Ca
nal CsmpauN, bearing interest 2l42l50
30 d vi thr Cursap'nnr& Ohlu Canal
Co l4teA Dec. n ia MIN lnltresl 20Nn 90
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gs7s""Not only so-thcy even had the ell
rroutcrv. in diaobedience Of the provisions OF
the Constitution itself to pass iii! provi-
ding for the premature reform Il IL" govern
mcut. with q view h. iasten permanently on
tic cuuuttes the iron rule which baltimore
ul.a..i,u led temporarily established. From
such .aen, We .pprchend, it Is in vain t" iooE
Tor reform OF such buses.
The .IIrganian IF last week ron'aus an
article IN which the above paragraph occurs.
and we give it "a place n our columns H.
slow how inconsistent thr INSCRIPTIONS par
ty can be, when 1t desires the contamination
Of an Object
By reference 70 the Journal of tie House
Of Delegates, it sill DC seen TIA: Mr.. c. Is.
Thrus,on. then 4 Democratic member OF that
BODY, aud how the Democratic candidate for
States Attorney in this county, "hdd The e.
ttotery, in disote9ience IF the prortsions e
The Constitution tae,f' TO vote for that '.pTe-
mat,tre r.jo,m" bill What has the Aileg0-
ni,n to say to that? 1t strkes lis very for
cbiy that that load cntne out at the Droech,
and wounded where it was not intended.
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. <'0o , - ENss---- -
,SOfNt Discussions.

Below we give the agreement entered into
between the friends Of the two candidates for
Congress for joint discussions Grayson Eich-
clbcrger, Esq, acted for the Hon. II. w.
Hoffman, and ex-Gov. Lowe for the Hon. ia
cob NJ. kunkcl, in arranging the prcIimna-
Reg Hero is tie aurrrmcnt:
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As ANrI-PAoTEclIvE Tariff MAN
Ihos. Dcvernon, Esq, address his fellow
citizaus at the Market-EIouse on Saturday e.
vening last, and told them that Americans
needed no protection. Their protection, said
he, is in their stout hearts ard brawny arms
" hat does the American laborer and man
ufacturcr think Of this? As he is the lead.
Ing man Of his party in thS county, hin re-
marks may be taken as cnbooylng Ike doc
trine Of bis party. We give Mr.. DoVscmon
credit for consistency in regard to tits meas
urc, for frce-tradc has always heen - >a.,!.nal
principle with the Democratic party.
We disagree, however, with Mr. Devec-
mon. We think Americans do need protec-
tion--protcction, by SO arranging the Tariff
as to prevent foreign manufactures and pro-
ducts from coming into ruinous competition
with our own.
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No VIZ 1890 -asG- -SGAA&I@|tS'
! r,~ ro.,il;a, ava -I,rrr,c,u~;,, r...t.
t,s,,,'.ot.
~ N"""'''i"'''', ''"1'r'' f"'" '''iIoH'"-
- Keepers or any "'''F P'r'"n. ia '''fth OF
Il" instrument =" 'N''"'' ""| ","" q" ''"''y
! no" zone ~ ""'h'"'3' "'", '''' ""'I -.'"e"'
''"' by examining ours p'!''e purchasing &
~ SAMPLES or WORK. SENT BN MAIL.
What ,,.st,tyt,I,, nan , ,rc,riy,, N,"hj,.l
l. II 'h'H'' Dc wa in'n'' l''l'' ~ ''s con
'thh''"" ''H iS''! Ny !" "'"'''
= II 'h"''N MAJ" / "JH' 'o'N ''''F'' "'iA'
ON Dot! sues 81 Tic "'"'vfi"''
d. II s"""'" sc" any an" III ""'t''"'s '"''
can 90 +'"'''
t. ~ nom" 't mo-. u use ,''''"' -"''""'
or 7'in' "tfe',f ''"'' '"" 'P'o''
D. IL 'n"u'l ne 49, 10 sew rom ."'''' ."
me- an" iron" '''eh go '''"' WI" F"p'"'.|' ".''
"ltho"' ',''h Si"7 '"' t2",''''
t.. IL ah""i1 be able TO maxi i'r ..".' .a
greater OF ttSS, On ""tn 'n' '"u'' """ " i'I
threaa'' an" win uniformity
I" 1t .hVI'' nave '''"'@'' "''"'e '''''"
ones are ''""4A W ''I''N'
s. Ihe need" shoGii have ierprnH,rH'"f
motion. ms 10 aI'oI"'c'! necessary '"F h'"'|
WORK.
y. 1t Shphll De caFahIv b.! t|h...E !" L."
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r.,-1, :. b.rohv ocroeJ t,,, fla mint
Discussions between Hon II. w. Hoffman
and Hon. Jacob NJ, kwnkcl shall commence
at Cumberland, on SAlohl,Ai I. the 18Th
Wy " rprnL,pil,T IT, ,Irtrbn,T ~,
oond dov If OCTOBER at 0o',lnrk ~ m
and close at liagcrstown, on SATURDAY
the 29th day OF OCTOBER. ut o'clock, ?.
ms. Nt ''"n,'i"'' '''s' "''' WV 'i' Vs.
al krnkJ rerIv il, sncrcL If H.. sam,
length; Mr.. Hoffman rerin in speech of halt
an hour and Col. kunkcl close with hall Al
houI rGp.y,-that Vol hu''kci si'a'i open
"r;nl. owl I;aa,ra,nvm al,crm,,i~g and far ,h,
same leupth Of time Az nj Cumberland. Each
gentleman shall select one friend at each
place to Keep the time ,.
~ rIrtit'I rTnIrp
ErsJk Son, o-th lslo
~, ..., ,:.,.... ...... ..;,.,,,
:, I'll, A. rI'o,n 80, .,o s.h or Son
, 49,, .;n...,d;,c H. l.I
,,a,i. r.;onl. ,s,o mean, ~ ,,r,,,,,,, d,c;.-
,;o,, ,,.o,. ,r;.,l,ld -, ,,.wcr r,r ,yor+,
,.n. al ,,.o ,,,, communicable, ro1,.ol T.,
M.
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Flour and Feed.

HAVING large stock o. FLOUR, of vari
L Gus brands. in store. we invite Wholesale
and retail dealers, as well as consumers, to call
and examine the quality and prices.
HW Feed. Rye Chap. Corn Neal. Oats aud
Rgeiricut on hand and for sale by
Sept. 90. Q. {. CLARK L CO.
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See advertisement of DR.. Sanfo rds Liver
Invigorater and Family Cathartic Pills in
another column.
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School Notice.

MISS MARY N. BUTLER will resume the
WI duties of her School in the school room a.!
the Engli.h Lutheran Church, on Monday, Sep
TENDER 5th. Sept. |, .SJg-tf.
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pSJ" We are under obligations to the Hon
Anthony Kennedy for valuable public docu-
ments
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JOHN JOHNSON,

JOHN JOHNSON,
Copper. TIN 4 Sheet LION Worker.
Baltimore Street,
CUMBERLAND, ND.
Mould respectfully announce to the public
w that he il prepared to manufacture to
order. at short notice, anything III his line of
business. liz has ON hand II large variety of Cop
per, Tin, and Sheet Iron Ware, which will be
sold at wholesal eor tail, at prices to suit tie
times.
Roofing and Sp5uting
done in Town and County, at the loves
cash prices.
All work executed at this establishment i
warranted to be ns represented. 2e.T~ C"untr,
Merchants in want of Tin Ware would d vel
to call before purchasing els ewherc. dec23.
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Baltimore 81 Ohio 1saiiruaa.
Improved Schedule ~ sres(y.


l.ass.ss1z IN
~ I'll s:.sr hoa ny, Ap:'! I.ts. !s5s, III.
" passenger uGsus " rau - io!'c.s
Fer tho East.
NIL IHR9U5A TRAIN daily e.. Sunany..j
Leave. wheeling o..os. L. A-sises at siti-
EXPRESS TENOciH TRAM (B4Ay.J
leaves Whasl.n; II Sa.! II. ArIiye. at BAi4-
CLmberlanI 81. ia. moro % q. III.
Passengers from c uG berlsuj ',I r,F r. lion,
ha't win :ake MAJ Tran. ohy.
For the West.
ACCCHMODATIc- AiN.Lrt~c,i. uuinbsr.
land aai Wheetin;,
h.ea': LuUI hsIlaut E-l0n Ia. hTEiye ~ WLtei
Ing r.GO p. u
NAIL THROUGH TRAI,, daily *. sundsyD
Lee"es baltimore 7rn..r-. i1rig- - Wheel
Cum oeTlahd 400 T. II. ing $50 an
LAPRFaS THROUGH TAA-E tLni!y.y
Leeycs Baltimore .otp. IN. Arrives ct whs,
Cumberland Mss ?. u IT,, At yIOa. IN.
Passengers Nom CGnbrr!aui rr Wnv Sta.
t!pHs West viii t..sc Acconuc,iaiiou Tr. in.
and for Stations VI = ". Va. I.oaI will take
Expr.ss train.
Through Tickets 60! all important citisswe.t,
can be procured Mt th,s oiF2e.
L. Z. BOEHM, Agent.
Cumberland Station, ApTi! Ii. l9.e.
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pRlAyDAI DApARllAu49
CoInptr oilers Office,

o Of
Ac torayn Of
Cuiol
e hereby
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let. G, 1885,
List of Letters

u EMAtNING in the Cumberland Pos, Oh =,
IL Oct. /, 1899. Persons calling for thcss let
Is must say they are advertised, otherwise
they may not receive them.
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Country Cured Bacon.

A LOT Of choice HAMS, SIDES, & sH0UL-
n DE2j. Also, u few saddl, of dried VEN
TSON.--n very nice article t'r sale by
Arm fs. 0. c. CLARKE 4 co.
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....h., rr2u... E,~.f.Iaf 10 Mar, Land
givn.! the aNoyrHavcrti,oulsat aud h.s Goiice
lie or more inscruors. scnt.r. = Lo!-~J copies
80 lhr Publishers, viii rrcc!r. VIC Copy q thu
N2r gratis J., L. u.
SCI .i-5'
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e WASHINGTON.
WORCE& TIN.
Adnli.li 3tcator's Sale.

October 6. l'j9--lia.
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For County ,Srrgor,
JOHN NJ. STANDISH.
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WIZ. Il. PURNELL, Comptroller.
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Independent Caadida'" for Sheriff,
HENRY r. ATKINSON.
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Gibllnn 4 Gelegtapb,

& y M IL L rs l. AN ID, NJ ID.
EVANS q AAUPiN, Editors.
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For State Senate,
J A M ES S NIT II.

For House If Drlsgate'.
DAVID w. McCLEARY,
AZA BEALL,
SAMUEL p. SMITH,
JOHN r. HARTLEY.
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lpAbSUM'S MUeEUN-TRISD WEEK or THE SUM
y nsr season- third week O. The tsLE sisters MON
DAY Afternoon at snd Evening at TX o'eloox thrilling
Drama. from the Frssch emitted sTags hEO SON; Or
TIE Savage OF La Char boniere which grand de
the bewchDg srtisie Esanah and
fdsora Gale 10 conclude with the beautiful ballet
Of THE FOuh LOVERS Just received By the
sbo Hen H curousy Interesting Mount o.
nnver mcnorszsd 10 Hsory. eEsps the
Or ed Trunk OF An Isn't Olive Treeperhaps thou
of Year, old The Pytbonis or Ten of epects cnu:sns
whole family OF of fabulous and eescno
sddlucnSi
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A uvrIow koTrcK-REAUv MADE CLOTHING,
ScSsy wnl ell this Day. August ~ :, i0x O'Clock.
asss Asmssss o. .s.s~sele reAdy msde cicthag consat
sere and destns slosh sud ssnss sys
40 pss.rns h, satn cloth. velvet and plush Also
nen snd woolsn sh and dsawcrs As ties CLOTH san
- mn d,ess goodA cssssmerea aAaets. &C., &C. Aso,
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fr foleoo and vsb.sh md ". aud sR Go 2img bds.
fAS< In twuas ard uiwauhee NsiroAd ID mortgage honda
8 ma scwp Of Fcrt Madison uowN) 8 per cent boncs
$3.50 scnA ard Hncslsg Valley Rsrosd per cent bon H.
500 wsnrs4wn - ~ Corporation per sent bonds.
ss% ssrl.s u,y We 9 per cent bonds
tse.,sas , srauh !, .us ~ per cent bonds
eassss s.ssy & Ben regular sale rhurstay AusuS IS
haS snenn sas o. stocks and b,pds every Monday and
Ih.ssday ~ ever day VIA. required q Is O'Clock
ne aoe9 eaeuoom u willAa sreaS the nerchsn
prvss ss's "a At no Broter. Board commission In.
mAds 81 real ssass atpublc prysts e when desired
ALB6kr n NTOOLAY,
btock AucHoneer Broker and tanker
No. % William street. wan.
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A6fUSEBTWUTS.

hy IBLOs GAEDRN
IN doors open al TX; 70 commence ct O'Clock.
1cses....... 10 oens upper boJcs 10 cents
hONn-f Angus "a l6de.
Glorious triumph Of the world renowned
kAvRLA,
GABRIEL ard FUANCOIB,
wnoe raordu during Ibis brilliant
Ia unparalleled In tho annals Of theatstcsls
ArO1HEk NEW and STU ~Er uOUH ATTRACTION.
fIh5T kIoaf
o. nc gr at comic pectsce psnto mime Of
Il whics The most celebrated comic pauomimist living,
- wABeIgI kAVkL,
win susAip his original nv tho
ssIihE sTs hN9fH or reE TALESiEO CoAP.KY,
the minor parts pls, arss
THE EhBs4oLS PAhrECr.
The grand panonime viii be BY the ballet diver
Tia cment OF
PUNCHINELLO
In which xAkIA HEkNBCARf. kias FRANCES and the en-
tire Ballet Troupe will appear.
and the
EvcLUTIOEB ON rue TIGHT ROPE
1sreus zsnfretta Young America a. d the other artists
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a IRsRr n. rIcoIAY, AUcrIoNEYR q vdSSLL HH
tsy vi eel fss esy lxrdsy At i2s O'Clock al his "'c&
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4 UO7ION NOTICE -MAdNIFIpGNr HousE 5oLn

UtrIOt -NOTktE nAIGlFkCENT HGUsESO
- furpimre; rosewood drawing room SUITS os.lve
piapcor,e st,1usg oil ysntngs broozs and ornou chan
BRUISES carpets rosewood ana mahogsas furo,lrs
en- eur " OAK dining SUIT CHINA and glass wAre
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ysssals Attendants, 10 &c.
The story Of this play IL
ENffHELY ORIGINAL.
Lbs scene laid Oh the rudnesof Wales during the rsp OF
Edward Ut the peld when the Engsa esoas had return
HOLY LAND.
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ners baoqnet tables together with
NEW AID APFkuPkIATE SCENERY,
by Bessrs kHrk " O(iO " aLcACE.
have been carefully prepared Ia that the misc
may render tha play corlec por .raitute of
- LiFA In xtE FEUDnL AoE1.
GRyAr ATTRACTION
OF he play Will be found IN It's werf exh5 Of human
CATHOLIC F1EM
Nd IN the energetic brit OF the sngusse VIII rveis tbs
enton While demands .ne deepes.
heart,
HCPE-DEsPAIR.
JEsLOUBY-aGOHy
q pstIsrt ard SOL sscztncins
There tho corroliDx e'em that u
interest In the gradual ceve'opomebt O the ps and
MAr1LDA HERON 90 uEb sLUINa,
The Eester Spirit Of ihe Play VINO viii fully
smboaied ana grsghicsy d,:p aged
Iba Banquet
Tts Curss Of the Bard
Love ktory
The wisdom Of the Fool
The EcDy OF Wisdcm,
1he Rore kesltzed
The Aeo,nE,
The Terror Of the Cu,7s,
ahe r0urrameut
The agony OF Doubt.
The Bon bie Uncertainty.
HE VICTORY OF LOVE