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Importance Of tue narrsras victory.

AAARNANAAlC y ~ AA-s~SA11 tNANeNANN
The important results which will ensue
from the capture of Forts Hatleras and Clark
By the naval expedition, are thus concisely
set forth by the New York Herald:
GAS an entrance to Psmlico, Albemsrle,
and Currituck Sounds, the possession Of Hat
teras Inlet is of vat importance to the cause
of the Union. With 0cracoke and Hatteras
Inlets closed, North Carolina may be said to
be completely shut in from the ocean. Pri-
vateers can no longer be sent 70 sea through
the Dismal Swamp Canal and Albemarle
Sound to annoy our commerce, and all COM
munication between Virginia and Europe is
effectually cut of. NeWburn, on the Neuse
river; Washington, on the PaImico river;
Elizabeth City, on the Pasquotank, and
number of other ports on the Ronake and
ChOWan rivers, will also be included in the
blockade. Pamlico Sound, IAN inland sea,
eighty miles long and from ten TO twenty
Eve miles wide, connecting with the Abe
marie Sound on the north, and the Pamlico
and Neuse rivers on the west, can no longer
be of any service to the rebels of North Car
olina, now that its principal inlet has been
closed. Albemarle and Currituck Sounds
will also be efectually closed, and the light
draught vessels which have been continually
annoying the government by bringing in
supplies to the rebels, will no longer be
permitted 10 carry on their nefarious traffic" :"
The New York papers give very full and
interesting accounts of the engagement
which we have not space to publish. The
main fact that at one grand stroke the gov
ernment obtained compile possession of the
coast of North Carolina, and the Virginia
commerce, is enough. rrr1EF
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FROM PHILADELPHIA.
PHlLApELpHIA. sept.

PHILADELPHIA, sept. 5.
Hon. @. H. Foster, Union Member of Con-
gresS from North Caroline, has arrived here
en- route for Washington.
The Government has telegraphic adviees
from Gen. Rosencraus intimating that all is
right with his command. This is dated since
the Richmond papers published accounts Of
his alleged surrender to Gen. Lee.
The firing across the Potomac heretofore
reported was occasioned by exercising men
at guns. The enemy also fred several shots
from their rifed cannon at our piekets. No
body hurt
The Washington Star says nearly twenty
vessels have arrived within the last twenty
four hours. With one exception the crews
report all quiet on the Potomac. No bate
ries or men on the banks ara visible, with
one exception, reports when opposite Mathi-
as Point shell was fred at a vessel when
be LEFT.
The rebels seemed to be moving at Poto-
mac Greek, below Aqua Creek.
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Wood County Convention.
PnRAEasUaaH, Wood Co, o. |
September ID, 1861. /

EDrToR LEADEs:
On Saturday last large and enthusiastic
Union Convention was held at Bowling
Green, in this County. All parties were
well represented. The leading men Of both
parties were present, and the utmost harmo-
ny and good feeling prevailed.
Speeches were made by Il. q. Dodge,
Mahlon Chance, J. F. Price, D. W. q. Day,
and Others.
Hon. David Tod vas unanimously re-
commended for Governor.
Hon. N. O. Whitley, present incumbent }
was endorsed for Judge Of the lOth Judicial
District.
Capt. Asher Cook, late OF the 2lst Regi-
ment, was the choice of our county for the
Legislature and 1t Is a selection eminently
ct to be made. A man EAST in "natureI
noblsst mould"-of marked Rbility-a gOot
lawyer, and gallant soldier. His election
will reflect credit upon his constituency.
Hon. Geo. Laskey, s. D. Westcott Dr.
Rogers and John Weaver, were elscte'
Delegates to Columbus.
Yours, INDEX.
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As,ly,.y asa RnsrSE Of the GOveransHt.

ADNNM"nM
Throughout the country there Is siso
ss-llnr that the Government win no longer
dosi with treason and rebellion as II 1t was
mara nssSsn.eanor deserving Of reprimano'
Int an lmmsnse wrong deserving to De
viDsd trom the fLce Of the earth. Il, through
r.s,,, be.t known to Itself, the Government
~, ho.n compelled heretofore to work slowly
snd With apparent inactiOa, it is evident that
that necessity has been removed. In every
ssoartnsnt Of defense, or Of Ofsnse, We are
vtklar I'D and putting forth a wholesome
ylQoF which viii count infnitsly for our ad-
vantarO and the discontinue OF the reoela.
Veluutssrs are bstter cared for than ever be-
fora They are accepted As soon as offered,
and psId from the date Of acceptance. Their
elothinr and ratious are looked after with
IN eve both to their comfort and the interests
Of The Government. As far as 1t Is possible
% Do %, sWin6ling and all frGud Is prevent
"a. and the soldier ieels that be snow to be
tsken care Of. TIE frequent arrest of civil
Ian traitors and the sympsthizers with tres-
poa. b another cheering sign. Age, sex
station, or wealth, are not accounted in the
dlupOsitiOn Of offenders. The wife Of Con-
Rrossman is as closely watched, if suspected
and As surely arrested, If guilty, as the poor
eat employee at the ship or s'one yards.
TIE late expedition to Hatteras, which
vas 90 entirely successful, was an attack
mon the vital parts Of the body polite o
Secessia, from which twill not recover be
fors other similar blows shall have don
their part toward knocking out from 1t it
bresth of life. And the reported heart,
support which the Administration will Civ
Fremont in his heroic stand is another illus
tration of the resolution and energy whicl
pSrvades our rulers at headquarters.
The recent seizure Of vessels in New Yorl
vas a master stroke. For a long time th
rebels had obtained needed supplies from th
Northern States in any desired quantities b!
means of such smuggling as these vessel
were engaged In. The vessels seized wer
nearly all loaded or loading for the port o
MatAmoras, Mexico. This town is upon th
south bank o. the Rio Grande, and fort.
miles from the Gulf of Mexico. 1t is easy
Of access BY vessels Of light draught an
contains about twenty thousand inhabitants
But its chief importance just now consists il
the fact that opposite the towns Fort Brown
or Brownsville, in the possession Of N
Texans, and thus goods of every kind, land
ing at NstamoraS, could be quickly trani
ported acrOas the river and delivered to tn
Southern Confederacy for their aid and com
fort OF eourSs we have no right to block
ads q MsIissn port and hence the import
anos Of the seizure at New York, owe
which the Confedsrates will of course rag
f.arhullv.
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MEAD's STATUE OF ETHAN ALLEz.-This
statue by Mead, the young Vermont sculptor,
has been finished at bis studio in Brattleboro'
and is ready to be forwarded to Montpelier,
where Il viii be placed in the portico OF u.
State House. 1t will be maugurHted on the
sth Of October, at ihe opening Of the next
session of the Legislature, Hon. Fred. Wood,
bridge, of Vergennes, delivering the oration-
The marble for the statue weighed in the
rough state fourteen tons. The statue come
pleted is eight and a half feet high, and
weighs four Boston Journal.
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FROM CAIRO,

CAIRO, Sept. 3.
Lieut. Tufts, who was sent with flag of
truce to Pillows camp, New Madrid, return
ed last night.
Col. Wallaee's terms we're accepted by Pill
low, and an exchange Of prisoners will take
place to-day.
Fifteen hundred rebels are reported at
New Madrid
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FROM NEW YORK.

NEW YORK, sept. 3.
John O. Rohming, merchant at SO South
street, was arrested last evening on charge
Of treason. It Is alleged that REFINING
sometime ago eLdeavored to induce the cap
tain of the schooner Arctic to proceed to
Nassau, N. P Bohamas, and take thence q
number of cannon to Wilmington, N. o.
The captsin declined to enter into the busi-
ness and subsequently the matter came TO
the knowledge Of the police authorities.
Rohming is native of the West Indies. He
was sent 70 Fort Lafayette.
The prisoners taken at Hstteraa are to be
placed on beard the hull Brandywine.
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SCARCITY AND DISTRESS IN
THE REBEL ARMY.
FIFTY PER CENT. OFITS TROOPS
IN THE HOSPITALS.
Last Nights Report.
FROM WASHINGTON.

=" --'--@-'N-~4'l S~f's -
Special to Post
Most trustworthy advices received from
Virginia place the number of the rebel
troops of that State now in the field at 3d.
900 men.
The enemy are now concentrating largo
force south Of Alexandria, and are also erect
ing batteries near the mouth of the Ococo-
qusn river.
Heavy firing has been heard this morning
in the direction of our lines on the opposite
shore of the Potomac, but no reports OF a
battle have been received.
The proclamation Of the President closing
rebel ports will not be issued at present.
Some skirmishing took place this morning
in the vicinity of the Chain Bridge, over the
Potomac. Il is not believed to have been Of
seriO1s character.
The Navy Department Is more active than
ever. From the preparations making It Is
evident the affair at Hatieras is to be follow
ed up by other attacks.
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DEMOCRATIC STATE CONVENTION.
SVpAcuau N V Sant

The Democratic State Convention to be
held tomorrow, bids fair to be one of the
largest and strongest held for many years
The expression generally seems to be in favor
Of the vigorous prosecution of the war
against any separation Of the States, and in
favor of holding forth to the rebel States the
offer of peace the moment they will return
to their allegiance. Also TO condemn the
State policy Of tie Republican party, and
favor a reconstruction of the Cabinet.
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Tbs capacity Of Fort Lafayette for the de-
tention Of prisoners viii soon be reached, and
It is said that Fort Schuyler will Be used for
the accommodation Of offenders. This fort
Is pleasantly located in the Sound, and It is
net % exposed 70 visitors as the Forts in
New York harbor IN. p. Gommeeial
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FR01T WAsHTNGTON.

There has been report in circulation in
this city this morning Of the death Of JeG.
Davis. Enquiries haye been made By the
reporteE of the associated press here but
nothing leading TO confirmation Of such q
rumor has been elected. The statement may
have arisea from the fact thAt rebel Gag v7ss
sssn flying Ct half-mast over an encamPnent
Of the enemy.
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saudu.ky COunty NOmIuatIons

sanduskY County Nominations
The Union County Convention Of Sam
dusky county, met atFremOnt on Saturday,
and nominated the following ticket:
For Representaive-AlOnEO Thorpe, Of
Clyde.
For Treasured. L. June, Of Fremont
For Auditor-Osoar Ball, Of Fremont
For ReOOrder-H CaIligar, Of Fremont
For Prosecuting Attorney-H. W. Wins
low, Bellevue
For COmmissiOner-JOhn Beery, Wash
ington.
For Inarmary DirectOr-P. Beaugrand,
Fremont.
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KENTUCKY LEG1sLATCRE.

The proceedings In the House to-day were
unimpOrtant.
In the Senate, Judge Robinson, Of Scstt
county, was elected Speaker pro TEN.
Six or seven Senators more than the con-
stitution allows have been elected, and the
permanent organization Of the Senate Is de-
layed by the question of contested seats.
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From Ne,r HIexIco.

Gov. Greinsr, Of New Mexico, writes 3
very interesting letter regarding the pO-
litical condition of that Territory, 70 The
Columbus journal he represents New
Mexico as sound for the Union, and reports
numerous arrests for treason.
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WASHINGTON NEWS.

WAsHIEeToN, Sept. 3.
The Secretary Of the Navy has addressed
letter of congratu,ation to Com. Sringham
and his officers and men on the recent vic
tory at Hatteras Inlet.
The President has appointed number Of
Brigadier Generals, among them Daniel
Sicklts
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-09-04

BOARD or PUBLIC WoRKs OF OHIo.-The
convention that will meet at Columbus on
Thursday viii have to nominate q candidate
for the Board Of Public Works. Allow me
to suggest the nRms of Bon. ). P. Converse,
ofParEman, Gshuga County. Heis known
70 the people of the Reserve g an honest
and capable man. he is one of the pioneers
Of Ohio, and is worthy Of this trust and
honor. q.
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FROnT NRW YnRK.

NEW YORK, Sept3.
The steamer Northern Light from Aspin-
wall the 24th, has arrived. She brings ST5,-
900 in treasure.
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THE PRIvATEER JEFF DAVIS.

PHILADELPHIA, Sept. B.
The Richmond Enquirer of the 2sth of
August publishes letter from Fernandina,
Fla, dsted 2lst, which has been received at
Savannah, Ca, saying that the crew of the
JEFF Davis had arrived there, the vessel hay
ing been wrecked on the bar while trying to
get into St. Augustine, Fla.
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FURTHER BY THE ARABIA.
-I- HALIFAX, Sept. q

The Independence Beige publishes the
substance of an autograph letter from the
Emperor to the Pope, intimating that if the
condition Of affairs be ameliorsted, the pre-
sent status is to be maintained.
The Paris Bank has been less firm
Rentes est soc.
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A stsamboat COBasoated to the Govern
menf.

Ultuls
Oar readers may not perhaps, be aware
that the cOn6scatiOn bill, under which YES
sells and other property belonging to the
rebels, found in the loyal States, becomes con-
fscated to the government, went into opera
ton to day. Acting under its provisions,
our efficient Collector of the Port, Captain
Bachelor, this morning seised q new steam
erin course Of construction at the Allegheny
wharf, and placed her in possession ofthe Off
GERS Of fthe'government to be disposed of for
its benefit. The boat belongs to John Bell,
of Tennessee, and is worth about $ll 900.
AS but some S., 900 only have been paid on
her, the government will be benefited by the
seizure only 70 that amount. The collector is
wide awake to his duties, and it would not
surprise rs at ell to hear OF some more seiz-
ures Of the same sort before the close of the
week. Pittsburgh Chronicle.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-09-04

That dsleetsbls exchange, the Dayton Em.
Plrs (Vallandigham's Organ,l has not an.
Psared upon our table for several daya-
WhAts uPs Gas 1t seeded, or in the en-
dsavOE to carry Ou' VslIandlehnms threat
hAs is ''dsad BODY lain In The path Of North.
en- soidissy, going to aght our Southern
bgsfhFvsF
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A RAILROAD PKrs1DEsT IN TROvprr-Tbs
directors OF the StOnlngtOn Railroad have
passed . vote directing the President, Mr.
James +, Day, either 70 resiga bis ofce or
retsset the permission be gave for the usle Of
The New York Eew5 In the Btonin9son de-
pot.
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ITALY.

The correspondent of the London Times
gives a very gloomy account of the state
of affairs at Naples.
Cardinals, PiccoIomini and Santacci are
dead.
Two supposed assassins had attempted to
enter the house Of GaribAldi by night. They
escaped, after being fred upon. One Of
them was wounded.
The Reactionists had made an attempt to
land force at San Del Toronto, but were re-
pulsed.
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UuIon Convention in nrahouins County.
E1rsNoRTH. 3. Sent %. lsel,

g ErrswoRTH, 0. Sept I'd, 1861.
EDS LEADER The meeting held in Can
field, MabOning County o. on Saturday
Aug, slst for the purpose of appointing Del
egates to the Stass Convention on the 9th OF
Sept next was the most cordial and harmo-
nious convention that has ever been held in
the county.
Party feeling WAS entirely ignored and
Democrats We'd with Republicans in their
efforts and patriotic speeches in defence of
our common country. The Convention was
smphAticaIy meeting OF the people, and the
vote in October will teach the rulers of the
'Schmick B Co" secession convention that
recently assembled here that they have an
imaginary PARTY without VOTERS few IN.
scrupulous leaders with no followers except
the shadows Of their own elongated visaRes.
TIE Delegation from this 90, is composed
of three Democrats and three Republicans. as
follows:-O. E. Glidden, +. G. Lewis, A. W.
McKinny, G, W. Brooke, George Pow, and
Jacob Welker. ~
Resolutions in favor of an active prosecu-
ton Of the war and opposition to any COM
promise; thanks to our brave soldiers for
their patriotic devotion to our country, and
instructions to the Delegates to use all honor
able means to secure the nomination of the
Hon. David Tod we're unnanimously adOp-
seo- B.
In a private note, accompanying the above,
the writer says:
"The Convention was Tod all ovsr. The
most radical anti slavery Republicans are
az for Tod. Nobody & opposed, but ! yerv
few Democrats who are beyond all beps of
redemption, and who are in sentiment and
feeling secessionists of the most dangerous
kind. ail5
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FROlf PHTLADFLPHIA.

PHILADELPHIA, Sept. 8.
The subscription to the national loan was
opened yesterday. sl55,OO was subscribed
during the day.
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The Hungarian Diet was formally dis
solved on the 23d of August, and anew one
is to be called.
A resolution passed both Houses declaring
the dissolution Of the Diet illegal and pro-
testing against the unconditional and arbi-
trary conduct of the Government.
The collection of taxes by military force
will be rigidly enforced.
A collision had taken place between the
soldiers and the people in consequence of the
latter singing national airs.
Relations between the European and Japa-
nese Governments are likely to be disturbed.
Foreign merchants were being robbed in
open day, and it was believed that the Japa-
nese Government sanctioned the proceed
ings.
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RERNARD DEMMENG,

ARTISAN, MAOHINIsT AN YATEHr MODEL
n "A x + B,
No. IA SupC 'ior street, (Iieader Building. J
q. AGVEhAND, OHIO.
BERNARD DEMMEHG, having rented III.
establishment Of b. KonigaloW, 4 row prepared e
contract for manufacturing Sewing Machines, ana
all kinds Of light Machinery. Particular attention
and hcllities for getting up Models Of Patents.
REPAIBIE
II your SKATES need dIing, call on Demmeua
II your Swing MACHINE e out Of order, b
win pat Il In order. II, 80 =
pairsd. - =
Hyou should get up new Patent, Dsmmsza Il
the man 70 get a. your Models, either In Wood
Brass, or Iront in the neateEt manner.
All kinds Of Belt Hanging done In prompt style
All kinds o. hght Machinery put in order N the
E4ost expeditions manner.
Engineering Instruments reported.
Small Steam Engines repaired thoroughly.
Rail ROad Conductors Punches Manufactured iu
the best manner.
Rail Road O0nductor'B Punches rspairod
aD-ln nc SerTthing IN the shape ef repairfn.
or manufacturing, done on contract. I
III Entrance 70 GhOp-li4 Superior street, M one
pair Of stairs. BERhABDD EhMEHG.
fabT.Rlg -.77T-I II
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THE PROBABILITY OF THE DEATH
OF DAVIS.
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UneRlied for In the Clevoland Post once,
NnesaAy' septeHeor 81, 1851
~ Az Letters ad5ertlsedA ere subject 70 an extra
- irEe ol ohe g rrr,0ns calling for thsm Will
- Persons calling for thsss letters ySiil plasso
say thsy arc advsrtised and give number ana date
50 The ofses viii Be open At 71f A. N. and close
at ~ ?. NJ. Sundays-0hies open from A. III. 20
10 A. N.
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8Garaiug.

DOARDTNG HOUS Eft 3 e
ID HOUSE, No q Public gglarel and ~ tbs
5kona Ohurch-ons Of the pleaEautegt locatic1s n
ths cItV-has been thorouRhly repaired, and q nov
49, for RoaTdora- Families Wishing 20 furntIh
kbsIr own rooms can BE- accommodated with large
Snd convenisnt rooms and bec-roonai and Single
Boarders and Day Boareers wi sc GOO aeoommo.
SsSIi7ed Jsl:R9sl 8 W. BURBITF.
BOARD &
pleasant Rooms can Be had for fsW alnRfs Fon-
fsInen or gentlemen and their Wfgea at No. IS SEN
go afTaaf, Harris' Rla-k 'sit- Rfs
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REPOREs ER0K 2 0ANOAD.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-09-04

Attempt to Assassinate Gar
ribaldi.
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TROUBLE IN JAPAN.
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Mathimists.
THOMAs MANNING,
IA OHIRIST 4 ENGINEER.

And Manufacturer Of
STEAM ENGINES MACHINERY OF EVERY
Description. Also-Jack Screws, Bolts for BridR.
es and other uses, Iron Grating and Blacksmith
ing Generally. sHoP-Nos. HeEitt's Block,
West St., Cleveland, 0.
Sa-JOb6ins and Repairing promptly attended to.
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nAYKIN'S WATER DRAWER.
AHEAD OF ALL OERERSI
ne most simple and s6Eeient machine non in s.,r
for slsU0aHg ipateT from I0ells of any depth.
Iis principal inertia are IT.
SIMPLICITY DURABuITT, EAsH N WolKIEa;
EAELIH Ess,
And its ImpOssibility 70 Freezs UpI

= 7 n . D
And its ImpOssibility 70 Freezs UpI
II neither TIPS the Bucket or the Spout doiaa
AWAY with the c0mplicstedl machineIY necessary q
accomplish both, Ii simplicity mAkes it less Il blf
% get o1t OF order than any other Drawer. Tht
Curb Bucket, &C. are Substantially made Of the
the ants Of tbs pubic.
WATER OAH BE RAISED IN LESS TIM
THAN IN ANY OTHER WAYI -
It Discharges from the Bottom Of the Bucket
water IN the Bucket. = = - - '--7
PIesss oxaminS DATKIH'B WAITE DRAWrB
before puFonR9lnG any otneE. AddFesl Y Nv
JAMES DAYkIH CO., Prepr's
EACToBT-1oH Ontario street, OleVaiand. Ohlo
state ana COUNTY Rights fof salo. Address g
ABOVE uOvnB1s
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-09-04

From letter to the New York Times, too
long for our columns, containing full ac-
ecunt Of the capture Of Forts Hatteras and
CLARK, Ne extract the following details Of the
firing on the frst and second day.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-02-09
sins sre the principal slsppess y treasure

ths laki express
A'a'sf of Mtscrhe sale o. seats for nc FIRST per.
lafh anrr /" The Ba'o N Maschera' will commences
W. morning n the usual places. A there indlca-
hous Tat ne opera VII attract crowded housc the
frsi niett, seats should be secured Immediately.