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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1859-02-25

come to lay 'sm ou,. In the school house.
(rbey were prOper kind, sir,) they Pot
rule shirt OF him o. linen.
so. sir, the Minister coined over aud e1'
ried the dead. -Four Coins were laid along
the aisle, wi white sheet over every one,
eecause We baan' pals james and MaHn-
sell, Of Geoisc, and John and little George
ofIzik and we put two brothers in ore
grave and two brothers In another, side by
side and covered them
There was two thousand at the funeral /;
and when the minister couldn' help eryun,
81 think anos, every one eryed, as 81
't~us their own and ~ we hard that poo
pie that lived on Kelly's Island. bari sing
IN goun by In the dark, like chAn'nn Ne
have In church. They said twas bcauti-
fal. eonun up an dyin away wi the wind
It's very like. sir. as Paul and Silas sang
in prison. 80 they sang in storm
Then Mnly. poor thing, tha, never COED
back to her fathers house, took a cold at
the funeral sesmunly, and she died In
james bed three weeks afCsr' She was
cut Other head too, poor thing
Amer another silsrec. in which Skipper
George sarcd on The rvstlsss dep, he said.
al broash, home vi me the be-, stick
from the timber, and lavcd the rest, and
no one ever touched It and there u -iaid.
50 next winter, SIR my ,other poor youn.
man died in the woods o. masel.. (thank
God,-we never had TO move IN till | lost
my fne boys.) and the mex, siS,ecn' day Of
January st up my pillar as Jacob sct bis
pillar, and this i my pillar, sir. said
ths Lord gi,ed, and the Lord have took,
away Blessed be the name o. the Lord.
AL the riches had thought twas gone"
"You saii riches came again, aid Mr.
Debrec. DERBY interested and affected.
cay. sir. Ny maid Is gone hack to the
house. can tell &c what she j., sir;
There, plenty in the harbor will speak o
Lncy Barbury, cir. I hope 'eell excuse
me Cor keepin 'ce 80 late"
81 thank you with al nv heart for that
bsautiful story" aid Mr.. Dchrcc shaking
the t,hermar's hand " Good night skip.
pr Ccorsc You have learned ne lesson
indeed, and, with Col. grace IL shall do
me good. II ga noble lesson 30
The Lord showed me where 10 find u IN
my Bible and my rr'yer.book, sir. wish
&c good e,enun, sir. 4"
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1859-02-25

caucus and elect two Of their number to
the U. S. Senate, in place Of fessenden and
IIamlin, and the Senate should turn out
the latter and adult the former. This
would be no greater outrage upon tho rights
Of Maine, as a State. than tina, same body
ha. committed In tho case OF Indiana u
the U. 5. Senate can set aside iao decision
OF sovereign State at pleasure, then the
States have no rights. This government Is
not Republic. i, i.a central desPoii'm'-
more tyrannieal than even the worst gov
erncd monarchy in Europe. To this state
Of things have We come at last, under the
rule Of traitors. sailing under the once hon
orod, now de.ccrated nag Of democracy.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1859-02-25

TnE BRowSTiEtp ArTuR. Tho facts Civ.
en- las, week in relation to this matter, were
as nearly correct a. we could obtain them.
The rope. It seems, wa, used in dragging
tho man from tho bar.room. Before leaving
him they applied liberal coat d. ri paint
The rumors Of settlement Of che cl,' We
learn from good authority are incorrect
On the contrary, it sccu'' To be 10 . rather
complicated condition The suspected pr.
son. are bound over Tor their appearance AZ
Paris. together with souo twenty-five nit.
ncs.cs and We learn that WOudman has
commenced a civil suit fcr tresrls', AMI ~
aehcd propcrty,-addamnum in writ, : lo,.
geo. Ga tho other hand it isruu0rsi ia'
an action has been commenced a-l.u';
woodman for adultery. In the mrai'n'
W. learn that woodman Left Tor parts un-
known, by the early Moaliy tran. oa che
Grand Trunk Railway.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1859-02-25

C,ypr MAENo. Porter village is the
last settlement IN the south eastern portion
Of oxford County. before crossing the New
H%p.hi,r line. A few evening" since,
while our travelling companion was holding
private consultation. We WANDERED into
what we had not before supposed existed IN
thi, County, mandatory Of con'rc,Jn.
cry. Mr.. II. ". Hartman, the proprietor,
first placed before rs liberal supply OF th5
good things Of his s,orc, aud then Initiated
US into the "ari aud mystery Of hi,
business. IL j. an interesting process,
which vo doub, not lots u li,t.o 1ik,
whose eyes may rest upon this paragraph,
would no, obpci IN witnessing, under Ike
favorable circumstances. ~ :his time DO
i, engaged in putting up " corn balls Ia
the shop were barrels ~ corn, nicely pop
pcd. and ready Tor sugarins. over The fur
mace steamed the sugar, m preparation.
1heso twelve barrels Of corn, when Pot OPP
in balls. will on fifteen barrels H. halA.-
ready disposed Of ninety.hvc barrels. ani
intended 10 run the number up 90 one hon.
drcd aud twenty-five. THIS will give an
idea OF the extent u hi, business. he al'p
makes large quantitic. Of candies Of all
kinds lie is doing good businr' AMI
aside FROM being an adherent 70 the black.
cs, sort Of modern democracy. sa capital
fellow. Ills promised call uP'u ", with
another batch Of candy. We arr looking lgr-
ward TO with much pleasure.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1859-02-25

FIRE. Prom the Anduvcr (M,-'.) Aiyar.
tiser we a-c sorry TO lcari Of the destruction
by fire of the building, belonging t, NJ
William g. Hammond. q native OF this town,
and s5n Of Mr.. Era Hammond The tr'
occurred on Friday, l,h Inst. Mott Of 'as
clothing and furniture OF Mr. lllmm .ni,
and shoe. aud shoe stock 10 tie value o'
$50. were destroyed. Tho entire ,1'' i
estimated at 1000. Insured % che An
dover Office for $500. The fro !. .upPl.si
to have originated in room in the she'd,
occupied Tor a shoemaker shop
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1859-02-25

Mail RoBBERr. The need of we'll ar.
ranged system Of poet ofbee drafts such m !,
in operation in England. which shall insure
perfect safety in the transmission Of SUM Of
money by mail. !, becoming more and more
necessary every year. Oar government,
while claiming the right to monopoliis the
letter carrying business, will assume 90 re.
.ronsibility for losses through the careless
ncs- or dishonesty Of IL agents The great
difficulty Of fcrreiins out such losses and
the boldnes. with which pllfsring Is carried
on, have made our mails really unsafe, and
unreliable. and a general dis,ru't OF them
generally exists. Business men will rcadi.
ly nav the additional rates to ESprcssmen,
rather than trust their money through the
mail. Quite recently, several sums OF mon
sy have beer missed in Fryeburg. Mo-.
OF the letter. containing the money thus
lost. have been those sent from the oGoe,
though ono letter directed To that place ha,
never been received The sums lost within
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1859-02-25

lllGHwAY RounEKr. Tuesday cys %
as Mr.. Psase. OF Cornish, was riding al,-s
in hi. sleigh between Bar Mills AMI Moder-
alton, he was suddenly seized by some one
FROM behind who ehoked him and took from
his pocket $50. Mr.. Pcase gave the alarm
and the robbcr was pursued and caught un.
der bridge near by and the money reeov'
cred. lie proved to bea Young man from
Fryeburg. We haze not ascertained h'
name. Estate Of Maine.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1859-02-25

PESuASsnrr. II will be seen by his adj
yertisemsnt in this paper, that Mr.. &. II.
Davis. assisted by competent assistants, pro-
poses to give instruction in penmanship in
Rumiord, Mexico, DixGeld, Andover, &c,
the present season and coming spring. We
have made slish, examinations Of his spec'-
mems in the photographic art, but think the
style decidedly worthy Of extensive imiia-
ton.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1859-02-25
Gge0tfora 9emotrat
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ruRLi:aED EVERY FRIDAY MORNING. ny
WIN. A. PIDGIN & Co.,
rRornEToKs.
JOHN J. PERRY. Editor.

rerms....ons dollar aud 6fiy csuis strictly
~ ApvASCt; oae dollar and seVeniy-hye cents
within sin moalhs; two dollars 90 the end Of the
wear. To which 6h, cenls will be added Tor
every year whicn pa,tasai - DELAYED.
ESrS, X, NILEs, (successot toN. II. Palmer ,
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receive adv,di.emeut. for this paper, At the same
rates rcquired ly ~.
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Bo.ton. aud l22 Nassau ST., New York, are auf
dul, authoriIsd goats loTprocurugsub ip'ion''
for~arling advertisements.
~ Psyment ior allad'sriisements - held Ia
be doe from the date ai the fret insertion.
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The Oxford Democrat" Paris, Ne.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1859-02-25

IluSG N EruGr. The boys In that Tor.
ton Of fryeburg. known as " Feb Street,
vented their spite against Methods mia.
is'er, last week, by hanging him in eIsy.
The image was cut down before day and
there is much doubt whether the gentleman
has even heard Of the INTENDED indisnity.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1859-02-25

Charles Weeks, the converted actor, offers
as reason for returning to the stage, that
he cannot otherwise get living. II II "
right to appear on the stage no apology "
necessary If otherwise, his Is not saiheien'
for u ooHrsrfed man.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1859-02-25

TEMPERANCE MmTiNG. We have received
report OF the meeting Of the Temperance
Association held at South Paris on Tuesiay,
bu, too late for appearance this week. \
iair number were in attendance. auI good
interest was manifested Throughout; tie
whole proceedings.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1859-02-25
To The Indie, Of Oxford County


Mrs Little, our energetic and efficient
Vice Regent Of the Noun, Vernon A.socia.
ton f,r Maine, has recently forwarded to
me an appeal from Me. Ann Pamela Gun.
uiusbam.- tho Regent Of that Association,
49,. r. the ci,i,.ns Of the United Sates.
dated Feb. The ll,h, lSj9, requesting the
&c immediate and simultaneous action Of an
who are interest 4 ia the purchase OF Mount
Vernon She further give. the following
statistics. That the Association has en-.
hr.y,l from nine 90 twcn,y.siS States II.
b1undlric. extend IRON Mllnc 10 California,
lrum Minnesota 10 Florida Twcn,y-four
Vice Regent. have entered upon their duties
in their respective S,atcs Through their
indshti:,blc efforts, and those OF their Gen.
erous ally-the Hon. Edward E,crctt-the
Treasurer Oi the Association has been cra.
blsl to pay over 10 Mr. Washington in al.
d,,ion to The SIS 600 paid on signing the
contract. the fr., iusialment of So 600 due
on the IT, Of Jan. 1850 with the interest
thereon. SlO,OOc on the li,h Of Dec, the
5s,h Anniversary Of washins,ou's death .
$1,000 on the jth Of February. and $40 COO
on the 18th Of February, instant, making
S2j. ESQ on the second ia.ialment OF SAL.
COG. 90 due on the 22i OF Feb, 1850; which,
in addition TO the $4,000 invested BY the
Association, makes upwards Of Sll7 600
reported TO the Resen, up to date
In accordance with the Regents request,
4" Tor immediate and simultaneous action, -
those ladis. Of Oxford County, who have
subscription papers, will please return them
10 me, together with the fund. collected Tor
the Association, by or before the l2th day
Of March, in order that tie same may be
forwarded 20 the Wee Regent. When the
subscription papers were sent Out, request
Wa made 10 have them returned by the lot
Of February. 1t !. confidently hoped that
q lsN patriotic names are recorded on every
passr.--,hat none remain blank We, should
i, - otherwise, any lady having blank
subscription paper, will confer layor by
returning the same TO me by mail.
ARABELLA CARTER.
Agcli II ne w. =. j for oxford County.
Paris, Feb. als,, 1859.
Since the publication OF the last list Of
names, tie following subscribers to the Mt.
Vernon Fund have been received
WATERFORD.
Miss Mary 4. Robinson.
Mrs. RhOta wilkins.
LOWELL.
Mrs. Charles Wood.
Mrs. John Wood.
Mrs. JOSIAH WOOD.
Mrs. Horace Eastman.
Mrs. Barnes Walker.
Hiss 4. 81. Barnard.
Miss Lucy Woodbury..
Mrs. Joseph smith
Mrs. j. ;. Harrington.
Mrs. p. L. Harrington.
Mn. D. Il. Hastings.
srNSLE.
Mrs. Mary 4. llersey.
MIR. SOphronia u Head.
Mrs. Jane II. llcald.
Mrs. Sarah y. Barrett.
Miss Julia A Barrett.
Ms. Sarah Boswor,h.
wilson's MILLS.
Mrs. John NJ. Wilson.
Nrs. Anna Wilson, aged l02 yrs. 9 mos.
Miss Maria q. Poor.
S,.,b., 4 Pas Ia. been annoin,sd Dan
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1859-02-25

fErETuEG AcADENY. The 10Th term u
this institution, is announced ~ commence
on Wednesday. March 81. |. VI. yelling
ton. u. A., will continue in charge Of tho
school.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1859-02-25

We understand that the Steam Mill Com
piny in Bethel, have made u contract for
saving three or four million Of lumber at
Brunswick the next season.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1859-02-25

Seyera! other sums have also been missed.
Mr.. Andrews informs Us that he has writ.
ten n the Post Master at Portland, and 70
Cen Smith the Mail agent. The former
has rendered all The aid in bis power, while
the latter has no, even noticed hI' letter.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1859-02-25

UNFORTUNATE. During the few years Mr.
j II hwson has been in the livery bust.
ness in this place. no has lost four Of his
horses, besides the loss Of carriages. &C.. by
the fire which took place In our village one
year snce,-which losses are peculiarly
hard for him. as he is young man, jus;
commencing in lie. Mr.. rs perseverance,
and energy in business. however. will ena-
Die HIM to soon regain those lost possessions.
and learn him to meet reverses in life as well
Ms to rightly value continued successes.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1859-02-25

Mr.. Charles W. b. Miller, son OF Cen
Charles X. Miller, Of Bangor, arrived home
on Tuesday evening, after an absence OF 'I
or eight years in Australia.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1859-02-25

Stephen L. Foes has been appointed Dep
uty Sheriff Of North Pryeburg.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1859-02-25
Book and Job Printing
LOCAL AGENTS.

rRoNrTLY ANp NrArLY EXECUTED
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1859-02-25
.FErp,r, Feb. Is.

SrVArr. Af'cr the passage ola Few pr.
vats balls. an important special message was
received from toe President. asking Con
gres. to eInfer on him the power 10 use .he
Army aud Navy 10 protect ths transit route
The message w-s debated by Messrs. Ma
son. Douglas and DAVIS, more OF less IN is
favor. and BY Msssrs Seward and Fessenden
thoroughly against granting tie powers
ssked.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-03-21
nANIEL HoUGH, AUCTION GER OFFICE, NO go
y Broadwny- viii sell At public suction this bay Monday

DAMEt HoueH,, AUCTION sER- OFFICE, NO go
- Broadway VIII sell nj public auction this Day Monday
March q, ioh o'clock A. precisely from the 1--WE story
private residence Is Clinton place Broadway eighth
street. suaeib assortment OF the hoest Kind OF paror and
ember household furniture AL IN ne order The suboined
list contains only portion Of the goods viz -
Dining roonstarved walnut buffet, extension table St.
Nicholas dining and chairs spennid gaa
fixtures tapestry carpets Together wha the china aod silver
ware belonging 10 the house cut gas OF every concev
able descriptions silver te. service Ave pieces large silver
aalver casters and forks liquor caster with cut ruby
bottles cake baskets &c ivory gallery ses beside large
variety Of unique table ornaments.
PerorCarved rosewood ru In crimson and maroon SATIN
solid rosewood centre and pier abes reception and recum
bent chairs Bod rosewood and wall eagercs elegant
French plate pier glass In gold frame sdys esetore lined
with satin wood velvet and bronze gas hxre
heavy embroidered lace window dapery several very large
and splendid bronzcs nlso paintings by eminent ARTISTS also
variety OF elegant Dresden china Parin nsure1
and mante decorations also Minus Fschera spen
did rosewood 'arvcd nearly new In
perfect ortcr and fully warranted, stool ana cover music
cabnes &c besdesa host Of other articles which 10 be ap
preciated must he seen
Cbambers--Tapesry carpets rosewood bsdscsd
with rich ncc canopy soendi bar mattresses 10 TO 90 lbs
bolsters aud pillows fine blankets bedding
renus md commodes china toilet rosewood brokcasc
ne elegant carved mahogany bedseads bureaus
aofas chairs mattresses bankets carpets &c.
Descriptive catalogues can be had Ut the house only.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-03-21
w G. ALBURTls, AUCTIONEERI
w. Large sale of
ELEGANT HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE,
Seven octave pianoforte, drawing room suits,
ON psiniioss, statuaIy,


Bronze and ormulu chandeliers, silver ware, &c.
This day. four story dwelling s6 Vest Eleveoh ST. near
SIKH the catalogue embracing the largest and best
sorment of household furniture offer ed auction this
all made order for the and 10 be perempto
ry sold to the highest bidder
sale 10 commence at III O'Clock precisely.
Drawing rooms-Iwo superby carved rosewood SUITS CO.
vered Ia elk brvcae contrasting OF tcte ee sofas, two
reception and eight paror chairs solid wood
ire table satuary marble 10 match the suit Turkish and
reclining chairs secretae and lined with a,n wood
mirror and marble side and card tables
ares table stands rosewood octave
pinoorte pearl keys snd nsid with pearl made by city
kerr and 5000 stool covered brocade music
rack music books oil paintings by eminent artists
and bsque figures and French china stoons
marble astuees Dresden and French emma ornaments pier
msne mirrors bronze aud ormnu light chandeliers
match oval mirrors and gilt
frames richly embroidered lace SHADES
French line engrayuss hall rosewood hat stand chars oil
clo,h stair carpet rods, &c Bedrooms (second story
eTby rosewood bureaus sauy marble and
French plate mirrors bedseads and coamodes match,
decorated toilet sets hair mattresses pa3es feather
teds DO blsDke Sheets &C. clock, curtains shaes
Brusscs carpet stnd rockers, ,bas
mirorB Hcdlooms-,brd and f,nl eth
ryMahogany and black walnut beistsas washspds dress
ing table, quilts sheets and large assortment OF beading In
grain carpets carpet, &c
Duing raous-toarecn feet extension dining table aide
board buhers tray and sand French china dinner and
SETS engraved glass decanters soolcts cham.
sver dinner sefvics, do spoons knives
Ac handle knives and 0rss napkns, rings and rich
,ohem,sn bottles butter dish and fruit bowl liquor
&c dining chairs couch, &C. Also urge snt Of
base me ut kitchen furniture, with which the sale viii
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-03-21

DARNUMS MUSEUM.
ID CHOW DED AND DELIGHTED AUDIENCES,
Universal commentator of the
NEW AND TALENTED COMPANY.
Two MORE LOMEsTIC DRAMAS.
Monday ate, at g. and evening at ia O'Clock will be
actea rst time here) be admiral piece founded The
''stories of the Welsh Mountains" called
3WYNNETH VAUGHAN
On,
THE FATE Of A CoQUETTE
Hugh Morgan, Mr. U Hale; Ebsn Prch~rd. j. NJ. Carey;
Owen WiImms, Mr. Meldrum; Morgan Morgan. Brigham;
ancmps1n; DsVa JONES Nj ne foprest.
Lyddy Price Mrs h. Ryner Betsy Thomas Mss eale Part
ington; Lame Williams, France.
DANCE,
Misi Harriet Waby and Mi ealle Partington.
To conclude with tie Irish drama written AMI acted by the
lamentec I, rome Power, entitled
PADDY CAhkY, THE 10y OF CLOGHEEN.
Paddy Carey the Boy OF Closheen, With song MrW ONe
Phil tnis Bridgman sergeant Snap Foster
Fizroy. Craig Mcclure Thompson
Widow Leary Mrs Stevens Mary Leary .Mrs H. hJner
The million Of exraordnay curosies exhibited here With
out charge include the famous Aquars unparalleled
America that world wide celebrity the original Happy Ram
1y, &c DC
Abundance 10 all Is children under Is
quet seats ID cents extra.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-03-21
"A Unlce 70 Nassau street.
MAGNIFICENT HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE AT PUBLIC

superb drawing room suites pier and mautel mirrors oil
paintings statary vases seven octave paofore silver
Wines &C., &C.,
This day, Monday) at the private residence
No, 81 West Twenty sixth street, sixth
Sale to commence at IL O'Clock precisely.
The catalogue embracing the most extensive and desirable
of household furniture paintings and works
OF offered al auction this season. made to order for
der. Catalogues at the house the morning OF SALE
ORA WAC ROOMS.
Superby carved secretary and bookcase lined with satin
wood; rosewood etegercs with adiaa
table and writing desk two richly carved rosewood sues
covered In silk brocade consisting OF tees sofas
two option eight chairs; stauary, marble
top tables match suites antique and
gothic CHAIRS Turkish CT and ottomaos side aud card
tabs rosewood octave pianoorte stool and
music rack books &c; oil painngs the Holy Family,
Celeres superb paint Winter scene on the panube land
scapes by Boeze Fruit Piece engravngs &c French plate
pier and mause mirrors lace curtains shades
bronze and ornolu clock sauay Painting and Music The
Seasons Poetry Truth Dresden china figures
bsque and faIian marble aotuees; velvet carpets
spoonF hail rosewood hat stand &c ocoh stair carpet rods
bureaus with rench pl4te table
match hair mattresses feather beds blankets sheets
panes holsters and pillows paasses, mirrors, pantns
vases clocks Chambers third and fourth hogany
black sJfas rockers chairs, couch,
and ingram carpets curtains bedseads washstands hure
bedding. &c. ,.,. 10000.
Extension dining table buffet dunno waiter buffers tray
solid oliver forks
kin ring &c. French china dinner 100 pecss richly deco
and engraved glass decanters COB
let's champagnes, Wines fruit aud dessert stands
oval mrrcrs carpets ac also large sment of base
kitchen furniture, with which the s4A III commeace
The house Possession Immediately. For further
uculars inquire Of the auctioneer
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-03-21
ADJUSTMENTS.


N NIXON 60 IS EQUESTRIAN TROUPE.
MONDAY kVkNlNG, March "a.
And Every Evening During the Week
Engagement OF the great Partisan a isse
Nine LoUIss InUkNieIRE.
who viii appear ON her thoroughbred horse,
In L'EcoLE DE MENACE.
First appearance of the celebrated equesrenne,
Nile JOsEPdlNE,
VAN ANbU kGH's MEN AGERIE OF TRAINED ANINALA
A., 1Hs ELErHAST, TIpP0o Sab vrvs
Doors open at 81; 90 commence at tx.
Tickets 80 cents upper bores Is cents; children rs cents
aEsN for JUVENILES
No performance saturday evening" In
quence OF the Philharmonic concert
w ALLACK's THEATRE.
' BksErIr
MR.. JOHN BROUGHAM
18th, 10Th. 6.th, aSsh, ssh. 6Oth
NIGHTS Of
THE VETERAN.
The e1sraoSsdnsry popularity attained By Wis combination Of
BRAET TsEs1x anS oaAsMsd xusrc
70 sested by the fact that extreme
lence of tempeAuous unpleasant weather pro
OvEK ONE HUSDEED THOUSAND PEOPLE,
who have pressed by the most enthusiastic applause their
PowhRFUL INTEREST and SPARKLING COMEDY
: "A'sa = !. 'oAp''Ev EVERY Il" Ev Z 'fSes'sa
Beng he si1t.sna week Of bis present I'LL
LsoN. THE vIZIER,
EUGENE THE EMi8.
MRS SOsnAKE. A' SttnaasAnE.
ORIGINAL AND FAv3RirE REPRESENTATIVES,
Mr. Beings Mr. Chppendale, MI Lsvefe, Mr. Lascees Mr..
r Hodges Nj Youns Mr. Tree er Bernard, Mr. Jeifriss,
Performances ter inmate before II O'Clock
The doors will open at Il performance 70 commence at ~