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, 1860-11-16
Gbitaqo Griifbuttt.


The Democracy relax their hold upon
power in this State with sorry grace.
Having maintained d dominant position in
The Legislature, for years past by the most
shameless importation and colonization Of
voters in the close districts, and having at
tempted the same thing this year upon an in-
sufficient knowledge Of the changes to Re-
publicanisn,, and 50 fell short Of the votes
requisite to elect their men in q ha1f dozen
districts, they have suddenly discovered,
Us they assert, that they are victims to
the most stupendous frauds! The State
Register, whose editor was not elected to
the lucrative office Of Clerk of the Circuit
Court, sups upon horrors Of this kind eve
r. day. 1t has recently come into posses
sion Of a list Of names, teams, &c, that was
picked up III Faycttc county, which it con-
siders as furnishing strong presumptlve
proof Of yillainy somewhere. Perhaps it
docs but We venture to assert tint if the
document had reference to inportations ut
all, it was a Democratic itiueraucy, the
object Of which was the colonization
OF men to vote for Prcttyman, Salt
onstan and Springer. That such
coIonizations were mnde by the Democra-
cy in those Legislative districts is suscepti-
ble Of proof The same is true Of the Full
ton ani n1cDonough district; Of Ada'ns
and Brown counties; Of Sangamon and
Morgan; of the South district Of Cook
county, and Of various other counties Tic
only reason why they did not succeed By
these means, in every instance, was because
they underestimate the Republican
strength. II they had not failed in that,
tue result would have been different They
counted better in 1855; and because they
did, aud procured the necessary voters
from abroad, Alr. Douglas was returned to
the e. S. Senate.
The Register asser4s that the increased
Republican yolc in the close districts can
only be accounted for on the hypothesis Of
colonization That journal appears to be
ignorant Of the fact that the vote for Lin
coin in this State is about 10000 greater
than that given for Fremont in 1856, and
about $4,000 greater than the Republican
vote in 1858. We commend it to serious
study Of this fact Meanwhile we assure
it that facts arc now being collected which
will convict its own party Of practicing
largely tile very thing which it charges
upon its opponents. Tho Republicans,
haying n1ajority in the Legislature, will
enact registry law next winter that will
put check upon this Democratic practice.
, 1860-11-16

- The Journal eays that our stable Of
election returns differs from those on file in the
Secretary Of States Office, particularly In the
vote on Convention" We have published full
rotea Of each county as they have been sent to
us, by the County Clerks, md, In this respect,
the TRIBUNE is far ahead Of al lis contempora-
ries. No other paper has collected the votes
cast for and against the Convention, and the
full yote for a11 the Presidential candidates but
have on the matter, they have derived from
our columns.
We venture to affirm, that the returns in the
possession Of the Secretary, will be found to
tally very closely with those that appear in
the Tn1BrsK-thc vote for Convention inclu-
dad
, 1860-11-16


'uoge amy returned 5estefdas 1Fom 1no1-
ann aao ONO "neFe nc has Dcen 10 enect A.
fansemen1s WIN ia'lfoaas 1or t1aospo1ai'on
OF as'ac'es 1of rene1' a lull anu perfect NJ
r3ngement VIII Dc tnaoe win al Inc 'al.'oaos
IN 1ne e.'e1a s'a'es III 'ne cooise u nes.
"ecA' 80 e1sat af1'e1ss eau oc een1 ~ 'saueea
1@es' III 1ne nsant."e o'eAu414'i'a,s na'
oee1 cace'eo 60 t1' 'u4t "oues e4n w. Aa1
"aseee AoA ~ pa. ~ W. e.A'. " Inv ~
!" ~ o1auop' 10y, aso' ~ Ne
al otu.za.aon 'of ~. o'ate " 1o.4au%. n'1
a'so oeen eneeteu' "''a a.1 taone' 0uu uona'.'10
aron tna. o':A'e euou'o =. eens W eSA''n
flctenet, oanKef' !nolanapons' "no "hs ap'
pointed treasurer W .ne lno'at'A >on,auietee.
NC 1.ass nse.'~ n1 e'..s ~ s1au 1 ataa. % 1e,a
~ ~, n,, soan 1'An'' N'' ~ o'~' '''ee+' >>:'
-, - s. ca.x o.,rz
~. .eo4s W. ~ oos 1.@ '
y. 4uA.e4 ~ ~ aA1u1 20 @' - ~ 1esas ~"
, 1860-11-16

We would urge upon svery Presidential
E1ector the duty Of reaching the capital Of his
State at least one day prior to that whercon
the vote for President and Vice President is to
be cast-which NC believe Is the first Wcdncs.
day In December Delays are dangerous-in
this case, peculiarly so. In Wisconsin,
four years ago, fierce snow storm over,
spread the State the day before that
prescribed for the meeting Of the
Electoral Colleges, SO that the Electors did
not assemble nor ballot till the day after that
appointed. The vote Of the State for Ere
mont M n; and Dayton wcs a., consequently objected
opening the returns and proclaiming officially
the result; and 1t evidently would not 1sarc
been received and counted without struggle
had anything depended upon it. Let there be
no mistake and no chance for cayils this time.
, 1860-11-16

sscoe )1e5174 15 u 4oe9 liza 15e ses 49, ,esG
" (rcp) Ts8 11rs ..-- -..- 80. 80.
Total... 165 96e 153G;9 90 144 15a 5G2 100 2s6
Lincoln over Dousl,s, 1o, ,313; oyr all, G,l4o
The returns on the Convention question are
only from - counties, and show majority Of
232T6 for that measure,
, 1860-11-16

TIE Ii CROSSE FmK-We learn that M.
sylresi..r Aarph Of this city lost e 900 worth
Of flour an,1- grain by The burning Of Bnrick's
mill 1t Ia Cros&e on Sunday.
, 1860-11-16


TIE TENTH WAnp TEHrKuANcE LEo1ox.-This
dourtshing Organization will hold Its usual fort
nightly meeting On Monday evening next, the 18th
Inst, at X O'Clock, in Edwards Chapel, corner Of
South Haistead and Harrison streets. A tempe
rance lecture will be delivered By L. D. Wilkinson,
Esq, Of our city, an able lawyer and talented
speaker. and who has recently connected hinaself
with the Garden City division Of the Sons Of Tenn
peeance-au order doing much good in our midst.
The ''Lccion"is Is = public organization, Its doors
are thrown open to every one, free Of charge, and
We cordially invite all to attend the meetings.
Thou poor. wretehed, miserable, wandering, coat
less, friendlefs, inebriate, come with us and We
will do thee good Come! Sign the pledge aad be
a man. RonERr BAnar. Preat,
~ Go to John Jonea's, 119 Dearborn street,
and get your clothes cleaned and repaired. They
will be well done, and at prices to suit the tines.
E% Those who do not cali at No. Eincsbury
Block, up stairs, and leave orders for that rubber
moulding will be obliged to do without 1t, as Brad.
street will 1earc next week.
CHICAGO COLLEGE or PuanxAcY.-The drsl 1ec-
turs On Chemistry will be given in the co1legeroom
the medical department, OF Lind University. On
:. aAaAA' FL of'
- Vut patrons Will bear In u1ud that Cook q
McLaln are sti!l in the city and cleaning old
clothes at their uBua1low prices. 1fyou have any
thing to be dyed. secured, repaired, you cannot
patEonize better establishment than the one at 90
oeasoo'n Stsee'' ne3t 10 fost o1oee'
- Some fine Photographs can b. had OF the
exploded steamer Globe. at . cents each. taken
the aaue morning. at 14a Iake STREET.
CIV. F1osxxcx.
r,,~r,..-,,,,, n<> : 49,. T.. c. win .,.,.
,s~ w,n+.- s,,,as ~ 1,1,1nav- 49, r-,3.r N,1sn,-
1,er 1c,t, A. hor Roon. =. So. straat
....-, 49,. .s,rat
NnAlSAAs "ooos AMI ehoAhA.-o. y. nues1on
g sna", 'sueeessoss 10 "atms1es q Aueston') II
aaa ID .iafk street. eh1cago' a1o no" onstlhe tne
aoo's 'A"e " g"oas eaotaci0s l1ooons, euAs'
neao olesse8' 'e'Se1s' featnefs, f1enen Flowers
1,,est DESIGNS tnrte~s rhtct c.nnot ~, n,.,..
,dto. x,,t1 A., wi, -, ..,.. ~ ...s- totos.
nurch,.ino no,s.atcu..,m.,n.th*..
N>~
70 Ut. Airport oota fo"aef Is Tue oest anu
ene"Pes' oent"1ee ~ uee' A's H. "AnouI eA-
pense' .! cau1ng on t. L. oafEeat' "posneeaty'
faaoo'pn anu state street,
RAn,c.1 curE or Rrprrnr-nr Marsh. from
the snr,,r,1 1n.,,tntc os H,r.b 4 r., M eve.ev
.t,aet t.e,o, uor.., Ear, y,,t .~aa =, +. ;,oxota,
,,v vs.-s - +ho t,ss+,,.,t ~ VT. -. pn,,ta..
a..,~a. =, tnfo~x, tho,. tt.~o.taa =, th.t
he has taken rooms at the fremont House In this
ctty- where ne may be consulted Tor few days In
reference TO a permanent cure. None but those
".ss,ssa 49, 49, as.a.s aa e1.'.,,sa ~ ~. T.s..
p. ,,-",- mN"a 49, NI"s,".., ,1+.r,t's - :.
t.a'~'@ sa.s A o'"o4u'st3 4n1atsp'e ~
Affection who have failed to obtatn relief elsewhere
may rest assured TINT by APPLYING to DR.. Mar4h at
, 1860-11-16
Mem advertisements.

c. n 9cRIFE.S. -ddre-!itIng AgeAt, 6 Dear
born IT.. Il authorised to r<c<fre Adr<rtisemen4s for
Aisdnd al tie Leading Pdpert Of tie 4aoyfhneft
, 1860-11-16
THE CITY.

The HAruAKEns.-Let everybody remcm.
bcr the Haymakers at Metropo1itan Hall tl,is
eysning.
Dos P.sorArr-Thc Theatre uoa VEL,
f,1)cd last cycn,nc tho occ,e,on of III, oncr,
of Don pasona1c circn hr Madame f?o1aon,s
opera troune.
---
QUITE u1ffEhsScE--1n our advertising
solun1us SeStetoaS, Al ef9or ol tue types naae
"antea q 'o''eT 10 read " wanted part
"*F. 1h's la1tcs 1s want Inc aoFcftisc1 is
hachn1or novs that co1a weather ia comma m
For himself m attention to his advertisement
c1sewhcr, "a at tho+ ~ n Hov+ osts
-
bA1ARD iAfLoRS LECTURE LAST NIGHT
1t had quite the appearance Of old times to see
metropolitan Hall well hlled Last evening" the
occasion ol tho opening lecture OF the founs
Mems Association course, delivered oy bayard
Taylor 1t was noble audience IN ciass and
numbers, ana wei entertained, Lie lecture
oelng sketeh5 and excellent melange oi notes
ot travel
M1s1srnr Ar T. 1,RorL havc tb,s dav r.
ccived thc fnl,ov3nr doc,t,ons for the Eansas
Aid movement:
!. Thirty-four dollars from fourteen persons
in Niles, Michigan, through B. F. Fish, Esq.
9. Five dollars from L. D. Wilson.
8. Ono dollar and a half from n E. Parrish,
4. Twenty bushels of potatoes from Rufus
Kane.
l have three stout boys who want placer.
, 1860-11-16

BAYARD TArLoR's LECTURE LAST NIGHT
It had quite the appearance Of old times to see
Metropolitan Hall well filled last evening, the
occasion Of tho opening lecture Of the Young
Mems Association course, delivered By Bayard
Taylor 1t WIS noble audience in Class and
numbers, and, well entertained, the lecture
being sketchy and excellent melange Of notes
OF travel
, 1860-11-16

How to Send ProyIklone-To whom
Money may be Sent--.Money now
W2n.ed for the purchase Of Grain
EhrLm
, 1860-11-16

Miss 1ScE's BEsEr1T.-Let IT be remember.
ed that this popular actress gave up her bene.
fit last night to the open. Let her have full
house tonight.
, 1860-11-16

The following are the reported 1nnjorities for
President In the nino remaining counties Of
the Rfnfn.
, 1860-11-16

d I E D.
Yesterday morning. Nor. 18th, Of Dipthcra. LIZZIE
WINSTON, eldest daughter Of i. D. and Cathartne K,
EeiIh, ..
The funeral will take place this morning Tiday) 1t
10 O'Clock, from xB state street.
, 1860-11-16

LOST OyKaBoAKD.-We learn that Ancus
Shaw. acting mate Of the schooner ". @.
Gram, was lost overheard from that vessel on
her trip from this city to Buffalo, near Point
Au1 Barques, On Sunday morning last. Every
exestiou was made to reach him. BE leayes =
wife In Cleveland.
, 1860-11-16

NJ a r r I E d.
At bloomington, ILL., Nov 18th. By the Rev L. Tay-
1oE. MT v. A. LEWIS and Miss NELLIE L, Fo0TE,
al Of the above place.
In this city Nov llth by the Rev Dr. Tiffany. Ar. &
r FRAZIER OF Mat9ha1l County. H.. and 3uas
SARAH ". SfOOTI1OFF. Of Brooklyn, ny.
, 1860-11-16

TO RENT.-Furnished House to
and Halssed stzeets~ Forpastic1is1s address D. Box
3389 Dn1kY1t
, 1860-11-16

PHILHARMONIC soc1EH.-The book for
subscription to this Society may be found at
the banking Office Of E. l. Tinkham l. Co.,
during this week. All those who wish to Join
the Society are requested to sign the book at
once, that tickets may be sent them for tho
nExt concert, which will be given In Bryzn
Ball on Monday evening ne1t The orchestra
and chorus for the first concert number fully
one hundred performers
, 1860-11-16

Gas FlxTrnKe.-$15,0 600 worth OF new styles inst
received at Is Clark street.
nof12t II, II, WuxARrn
Coal On. LAMPs.-The largest stock west Of New
York at IS Clark street. Kerosene Oil, 100 gallons
noGl2t II. II. WuxARTu.
~ All should not fail to read the advertise
ment Of Prof. Wood In to-day'a paper. se5ly.
, 1860-11-16

w ANTED-A situation as Cham
W Der Naid In private family, By q Prote.tant
Girl who can come highly recommended, having lived
Office Box LIS, rp1hx1t
, 1860-11-16

POARDING.- suit of rooms,
- also slns1e rooms and day boazd csn be obtained
1t 100 Madison street. South Side. netSx3t
, 1860-11-16

1 Our patrons will bear In mind that Cook i
Mclafn are still in the city and cleaning old
clothes At their usuallow prices. 1fyou have any.
thing to be dyed. secured, repaired, you cannot
patronizc better establishment than the one at 90
Dearborn street, ne1t to Post Office.
, 1860-11-16

BDdrnlng.

DOARDING-A suite Of desirable
ID rooms for = gentleman and bis wife, aud one
single room may be had 1t 1U3 NAbAah Avenue,
, 1860-11-16

M 7ANTED.- To trade !, Horse for
~ Family Carriage OF Fiaao- He IA splendid
saddle AoF<e and dad ID harceA. Address Post UMce
Boz 78l. nol8dI1-lM
, 1860-11-16

CHICAGO COLLEGE or PuAnxAcY.-The drst 1ec-
ture On Chemistry will be given In the college room
of the medical department, Of Lind University, on
Friday evening, at 81 O'Clock
, 1860-11-16

- Some fine Photographs can bs had OF the
exploded steamer Globe, at Is cents each, taken
the aame morning, at IL Like street.
C. " EInREXcE.
, 1860-11-16

MINISTRY At LARaE.-I have this day re-
ccived the following doeations for the Kansas
Aid movement:
!. Thirty-four dollars from fourteen persons
in Niles, Michigan, through B, F. Fish, Esq.
2. Five dollars from L. D. Wilson.
8. One dollar and half from n E. Parrish,
4. Twenty bushels Of potatoes from Rufus
Kane.
! have three stout boys who want placer.
, 1860-11-16

" A n r E D-A Secondhand
W Blower for q Furnace. Address Box ele9.
, 1860-11-16

ITO RENT-A fine Law Office,
u well furnished, sbout midway between the Coart
House md the new Post Office, On South ClarE street
Apply to No. i Lannon'S Block, uo3td{p,lE
, 1860-11-16

INTERESTING TO LAp1rs.-Mrs. Cary win open
her Winter styles Of Millinery On Friday, Novem-
ber 1cth at her Rooms 81 Lake corner State street.
up staira, orer shoe store. no15.at
, 1860-11-16

BOARDING - There are now
- vacant 1t ee1 and 115 South C1ars street, soue
tlcrpen. It Il also 4 couvrnient location 3or day
boarderr as It IL only ono block noul the New Post
OE1ce. Terms moderate. oc111&w
boarding. Pleasant Rooms
- with Rotr. ran be obtained 1t No. - Van Buren,
street, between s.ate and Wabash avenue. ocl6x!n,
, 1860-11-16

B DR.. Alport's Tooth Powder Is the best and
cheapest Deatifrice in use. Try it, without ex-
pense, BY calling On E. H. Sargent, apothecary,
Randolph and State street.
, 1860-11-16

EOR SALE-A First-Clas House
- and Lot tos sale on Test Randolph street. be-
tween Ann and Elizabeth streets. Address r. 9. BOZ
1243. nn1httHt
, 1860-11-16

" "ANTED-A few more Agents
wanted 70 supply tae South and West With
GURD0S'S NEEDLE fAREADEKs. Erefy iady
1ssds oac Any xood salesman can sle.f SO per daJ
tTtth stamp) H. GURD0N, ~ south Clark street
ChlcASo, III uol6x3t
, 1860-11-16

Don PAsQCA1E-Thc Theatre was well
filed last evening, the occasion Of the opera
of Don Pasqualc, circn BY Madame Colson's
opera troupe.
, 1860-11-16

WANTED-A good secondhand
w box.shapc Top Buggy. for which the cash will
be paid. Apply to 2. O. BOX 154G. notfdFst3t
, 1860-11-16

TO LUMBER DEALERS AND
= oTHERs,-For tale ito arrive Immediately =
Fsay'a Sound. of shout 80 n. composed Il st1trz,
stock and Common n2aIda-mtu nm Offers arc fe.
of Lnbef Of this manufacture sens here this season.
DAVID GUppWILLIE
, 1860-11-16

ITO PRIVATE FAMILIES.
- Furnished room and board wanted In Strictly
P5tsate Family b. Eentleuan engaged In buStncsi
None but those Of the sst respecaablty need apply
Address &c. r. T. Q. Eo1 4iQf. nolh1lt
, 1860-11-16

:" i n TIE D-Furniture for Six
~ months. and then purchase ifdcsired or liberal
Rocking Chair, one bureau. ono Lounge. one ttcht M
Etaud. one Table. Noobjcctlon If secondhanded Id
dfesa ~ D. H." Boz iit5 nolir1t
, 1860-11-16

WANTED-l5oarl in 4 private
w family. OF where there u but few boa<ders-ay
gentleman wife and baby and nurse VINO will furi-
tsh ther QUIZ rooms II required. Location 1nnat be
east Of State and north Of Jackson Streets Address
o. BOZ 11SG- pols11v
, 1860-11-16

w AN TED-F'or Cash, 4 resi-
w tence lot or house and lot on South Side, cast
Of Clark street and north Of Harrison Address in,me
diateIY, with all particulars, boz Ls&i. nol41lE
, 1860-11-16
1GlalttfN.

WANTED Situations bv two
W fhgEsh girls to do chamber wort, sew or take
care OF Children Good references given. A,lrrsa l.
T.. TftnuEe office, nol5x3t
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L>ux uRrD0uPoRT-FARB ~ GHsfs.-ras ~ Ia \ u
AreoHIA WA leave ~ foa ~ Jag Esrsh riyss
svezy ruasdAf, Ybornday aaAurfsy r. n. Hrouh
w.y AIsd Hoasat1ns and nsnxAuck ssocs ooulrAo
o. - y. LDUgyaa q M. Ia Auth erae1
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nu~rgaPAL AFFAIRS.

pArSas pssDIsa ssro.s Has hosqs TIA "A.
fEo~ fo.Rr o. surrKrHcss
Rsseiaion o. srpnearr- u re- s.r 70 re ro
re- ~ comnAlee couou oM,~s, .ts Re
: lao, r. pay bts 81 ID. roe Co fzt o. ~ for ds
Bo,rd n Super bora, sossnbsrS lsec % syw sua
sfopwd -.
R.soIuka " -, ~ ~ r.rn.lv.u'> % NGs 70 icc
feF a. n5 ~ sovsrs Sal NJ 100 70. stcrng
pcrl u superyiso .. sovem5srs 1870 60 ais aud noes
sdopied
frr~'1cr p.y ho y.eu.rs rrlsr 800 for fur rca
sc~s c.ses tor rre'ssr's On &.
PoSd Of Supervisors r5venb>y siaS) On s-d noes
Afcw 81
nr~cmsn par bills evteu1rs s.G ecryiug bo,ss
boert - s-z erv'so-- f-TentsvA 80 ,, ces-rf res'
sfcp'sA
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STOLEN MONEY.
- CATuON-To B1KKEss BROKERS AND orHxRs
WHOM II Nay guSCENN.

Yoa wiz Please notice thst sac o. lie Ai.ma VIZ
Ioapsny. cntsras sf OcD IN Bsnk tlS tAkst
trim TIE train which the night 81 The 18th o. Aort
Lass 1ao r,bhed s outntG The traced E0s
the si-n hills into ID. poss-ssn Of parties ~hn arr
The ,be rh-s stolen bs 70 the
81 co. exchaAfed By these usrt~a Ia The a
ksyeusr a the Al red b. 10 us state ~ No an
surh-nse thereto amount o. m0ncv
The TIA a the Afei Ank o. the t.n ynai ~ 80 and
s2O Tboze bls Il q suppo-si hive been or siH b.
brought The cav ~ New York Tor exchange aud eircu sL
The T. ri~ N ikA. ~ Hills az the Alfred a.Ek
of TIE bills solen IN sac the
he that the IL entitled y reclaim
The their yau~ 10 wto~- .oeger they
he fourd Thn q a.fst1re 10 Enr o. he G. su 81 u
hXpes CoaoADy, Ani :, rsqnts ih aEY 81 sach bs q
the Aer .ns presso'ed for sscha~ge or n-r1
usson yoe all refuse = take ue sad vii obtain h
81 The 2. nTerug tho he nnonlf sucn sua
t~rsa ard INFORM he Adams kHOtess ophny a. - ohos.
rs the o! New Work ~ pueh gsrt>usrA-
wN ~ plNs~DKf Pres Adams w. press COMPANY.
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THE LECTURE SEASON.

7 FTuhk On Brazil. AID Thk BA 4ZiLlAES, AT
u the u.s;'fesl So Rooms Secad OF
Fve nth street Rev N res Fletcher who reside for
nnm@, OF yeas ut rio de Jsucro Chaplain ard
Secrtsry ~ the ned sts;.s ton hes nvi
nber " IL ding gentlemen n cciyer iecur BE- si
ne bfsyd rs The iasunn !, s,fasa bv.aos Nd
ID kuresn, bev Gardlf eT splR ID u Lieut. Gen WiaGed
s,kt hon. Uiher Rrs6lsh Francis l. Hawks ID u Boa.
George "a orot, Rev oaxood u felsilsh Peril.
n has rten ace id y the Rev mr. PIE. bsE AMI be viii
deliver the ctdre "wednesday evening. "a inst At 4
oeock u the Historical socey Rooms " eoo1d
snd EissentA street T-teis for sAle 81 Inc door,.
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WIVES ssD isaucas

CsVrxsNTB srRkxJ DfHrIil.nag-ssrA BI.Lsfn
iS1 Ia. ,seapeet piece " eur fre bfsadies Wires
huuA NhAssys NorHsls &c, Toe wsr'essis SAD ianaS
Usde. ~ Hrsa Tfisouth mrrss ~. i4sos 80 ~ tot
ss<s CEAkL< whiIs fsopnca1
SEvExIB AykKIE pIsTrLl.xaT, ys AND 81 81
- venh artruerhs efsarcx a1f bss plars the ~
" get al Lrrors for family ~ ~ss ~sse
usds $40 tf ssvsnS svcnas es,wes1 yslf.'en acf
Ibiny.drvs sescets, ~ hu"hss SoN
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A aRtxF TUsIaK pfskEa
srtera att. Peee v.i be hsi " rrriav, Wv IS
ii gOas eifsoss - lare scrusr q tay nr'i street nd
rshN .vaaue 10 clnck A NJ. Unat W o'c1acx
~ sasp sbd ~eAxs. prvDNsce ~ ara tor tn b-,ssf
al w. Heam.n AL6 ~ Z. k1u4u nary, - Pres
dsn,s % EoOss.a Turtle 1lGs 1t1se VI ract 60 G.
M Al soan kelg'& 20 H.ssSa ,rre .Elsc .rkn rii
vsue ~ soyrr.rs ~h st-eet sri John Wusrs VI
ace gNy street ard Etghth svends.
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v the extraordinary erpense in srtirs Il Juive - % -
amount OF labor bestowed and the time vkeD 70
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PRICES or ADMISSION.
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ANEW RowRRY THEATRE
IN role proprsctos .kessra FOR and J. W. HAgas4
M,uday Nov. 26 1880.
DEMONSTRATION BY o. H. Andrews. isq, Of wrkis oouaS
THE WON An IN WHITE
In nve acts and four taheaux
New and correct scenery dr~sses and sppointusntL
Mr. q q. Ronifsre Mr. q L. For. Mr.. J. kunAn. Ma ".
a.. Nse Hathaway
And all the con pany 10 the casa.
Concluding each evening sth
FAyDhIrB MEisDDRAMA
Tburpday Thanh sgving DAY,
TWO GLORIOUS PHsp RMaNCR
Afternoon Al and evening O'Clock