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Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-01-26

1861. -77- : ? q 1852,
Winter Arrangement Time
Gil Changed. o-
! UaD l-.l.. ~. ta.i1
GREAT NORTHERN AND EASTERN RoUZg
CLEVELAND, COLUMBUS
AND ~ 4glr
CINCINNATT
fkMMa
r A I i R O A D.
Connecting at creStline with the PITTSBURGH, TT.
WAYNE q CHICAGO RAILROAD
hor PttsoSrga, Pa0adAlpAta and Baltimore. Also
for F6rt Rapns and Ostcaoo
Connecting at Cleveland with the LAKE SHORE RAIL.
ROAD
For Dunkirk, Buffalo, Albany, Bos-
TOM and New YORK.
"
TWO TRAINS DAILY,
EXCEPT SUNDAY,
From Columbus, In connection with Trains on the
LITTLE MIAMI ANN oOGumnu.
- AND 1ENlA RAILROADS,
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RIRsT TRAIN.
NIGHT BXPREss--Lsaves Columbus at s:5OA,
VIII leave passengers al all stations soo at Delaware
SSarongton' oiisad oalion and at all stations North Of
SSaon, ana a. all other stations upon signal arriving at
ODsveand at SzO A. NJ, Dunkirk 4:2O P. NJ, Buffalo
$50 P. NJ. NN'- - ~ D''''S
SECOND TRAIN. -1
NEW YORK ExPREss--LeaYes Columbus o. ais P.
~. VIII leave passengers at ali stations. Greenwich
h9cnester Columbia and olmsted being Flag stations
nal Arrive at Cleveland $50 P. M Dupfirk A. M,
Buffalo t;S A. N Albany 4il5 P. M, New York 0.JO
r NJ, Boston 1870 A. N. - =
coNNEoTIONs.
AZ Orestline with Pitsburgh, IT. Wayne and Chicago
nsilroad Ior Pithburgh, Philsdslphs and Bait!moro
At Shelby with sandusky, Mansfield and Newark Rail-
road Tor all points on that road. Also for Toledo.
AZ Srston with Cleveland and Toledo Railroad for
At Cleveland with Lake Shore Railroad for Erie
punkirk' Buffalo, New York and Boston.
Patent Sleeping Cars are run on all
Night Trains to Chicago, New
York and Boston.
7aS0ags MSctsd Through 10 Nep Yorb and Boston
va Neoetdndj GlSo, 10 PAtIddelpAin and
Reso York Vt0 0rosRSao
RETURNING.
Night ESPress arrives at Columbus st. ..LSO A, NJ
Oincpnau express arrives at Columbus at 1870 P. NJ
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Ask foy Tickets viG Cyesfline or Cleveland
.r- D. 8. FLINT, HMH.I
Superintendent Cleveland, Ohio.
JAMES PATTERSON, Agent,
Columbus, Nov 10, 1901. 0'-'O'' '"'0'
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WORCESTER'S :
QUART0 DICTIONARY
The Latest---The Largest-.-The Best,
The Cheapest Because the Best,


''Tho Most Reliable standard Au.
thOrity OF the English Lnnguago,o
8O Hpndred EmtheNt Eauoasors Of OAiO
THE BEsr ENaLIsH DICTIONARY ExTANT.'
eyavY Hon Eeeyw1wS.
"Hee arc upwards Of Hundred thousand Words
whose multfarious meaningu and dervations together
Win the correct spelling and pronunciation are clearly
0lHotanGT cOmmootd'.
Read e DecLstots of tic Members of tie Ohto Stat.
zS0cASr's association.
The undersigned, members Of the Ohio State Teachers
Association, adopt and aim to use In teaching writing
Worcesters RovAi Quario Dictionary. and We most oor
daily recommend II 40 the most reliable standard Au
hoIty Of the English language, a. Il Is now written and
spoken.
LoSrH ANDRFws, President Kenyon College. f
n. D LKoOErT, Superintendent GAINESVILLE Schools.
TH0s. W. HaRvKY, bup't MAsailon Union Schools.
n. Y. CowpERY, supt Public Schools, sandusky.
JOHN LTHcH, eup' Public Schools, Olrcleville.
b. N. SANFORD, Principal Cleveland Female senins'
WIN. MITCHELL, sup't Public Schools, Mt. Union.
JOIN o0DEr, Principal State Normal School, Mlnns-
CYRUS Mason, Principal Fourth intermediate School,
Cincinnati. 'I-g- ~
u. 8, MARTIN, sup't Canton Union Schools.
EDWIN hhoAL, EuuClphl MCAooly NOTmhi bCuOOls
ELI T. TAPrAN, Prof. Mathematics, Ohio University.
WIN. W. EDWARDS, bup't Troy Union School.
A. @. HoPKnv, Principal Wost High SCHOOL, Cleye'
land.
s. A. NORrOs, Associate Principal Hsh School, oIsvs-
land.
THrODORu STERLING, Principal High School, clsvs
land.
B. y. HuNibToE, Principal Cleveland Institute,
j. A. GARFIELD, President Of Eleotlo Institute H.
ram. -'
W. L. HARRIS, Prof Of Chemistry, Ohio Wesleyan
University.
II. H. bAHSE, Bx-osmnlSdOnsr Of Common Schools,
Ohio,
JANE MoNkoE, Prof. Rhetoric, oberin College.
TBos. HmL President Antioch College.
O. W. II. CATHuART Prof. Mathematics High
School, Dayton.
8. o. cRuMDAusH, Prof. Language High School,
Dayton.
s. NJ. BARBEh, Bup't Union Schools, Ashland.
More hdn Sic Hsadred other Prestdeats Of Ob1e-
gee, ProIessors, Auth0rs aud Dtstfa9Ntshed Edycd-
tors, haoo o1doreed he aboUe sontiment.
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S3SI2y150 80,
Statement January 1, 1891,
Balance per statement jan 1s 1850. % 500 50
Received for Premiums dur
ing the gear 1870. ."....., e783O59 IS
Received for interest during ..r. -..t.
the year 1860 ..,"..,,.... aI4,0I4 10
Total receipts for 1900. :. sO77Oo7 "a
Paid Claims BY Dealt, 1857 y0j0 90 'f
Paid Policies surTen, E 49,. Z
dered .,..ss'...ss 9l,ll ~
Paid Salaries, Post
age, Taxes, Ex- H- ..e. ..-
change, eto.,'''.' Sl,0sO "a '-a -..
Paid Commissions to
Agents .........., bl,S25 10 -
Paid Physicians fees. $500 u
Paid Annuities....., l,oH O0 f.rr--
Paid Dividends dur.
ing tho year .160 600 73 S65, ,00I 50 GI,6 IL
Net Balance January lSt, ,lSol..,.....0 0SelaS5a SO
ASSETS,
cash on band..... .,..".. Ss69eA 10
Bonds and Mortgage ION Real
Estate worth double the
| amount loaned. .....,,,, 22e!yoSi 65
| Premium Notes, on Policies
in force only drawing per sl Il
| cent. interest, ,.....'..., lY9066A IL
| Real Estate .........,.,,,. 90693 ~
Loans on Scrip. ............. Ao3l "a
course Of trSnSmSsiOn.... $3.50 rs
| -
Total Aspoh,'.. .."',.''s''.''ss.',. SASl2,556 II
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leading Newspapers OF Ohio s5y

Leading Newspapers OF Ohio SaiY.
From tks 0lspsI0Rd RTdld Of E1rcA %. Z -.
The orhography Of the Worcester Dictionary is that
used by moat, not all authors Of distinction in this
country and England and conforms 10 the general usage
OF ordinary wrters and speakers. .'- -
Whatever preudicea may have existed previously, q
careful study Of this volume will invariably be followed
by warm appreciation OF is great merits, and dssr0
to add It to the we'll selected library, be Il large or small
tits g library in ltssE and will remain an inpsrisha
bic record Of the cleaning oiits compiler. vase 2.
IRON IaS 0sscSNnd& O0rimerot0i II Aprz 20.
Here are upwards Of hundred thousand words-good
bad and tndhersnt-whose multifarious meaninss and
ervAons, together with their correct spsling and pro-
nuncaton are set clearly before the eye TIE work Il
unquestionabY the greatest Thssaurus H English wofdl
ever publlshed. ~ 81. ,s--sl
From TO Cleveland PSGinGedlSr Of Ssps. 20, 1850,
Evidently woRoEsTER's ROYAL ouARro DICTIONARY q
os only tie last, bvt Ne soork of Ne ktRd Ss-
sued and can BY no possibility suffer By comparison
controversy. .r, zeal
From tie Toledo Blads Of Nay %.
As 20 PRONUNCIATION, WoRGsTR n TIE erANpARr
followed BY our best suthors In definitions be leaves
nothing to be desired and In oRTHooRAPHY sufficient
to say that WORCESTER can bo safely followed
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Publishers, Booksellers dc StatiOnerb,
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THE TRIBU Ne AL NJ a \ A {
Il EOR 1862.

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PATRIOTIC RECORD.

A SECOND EDITION Of the SUNDAY MERCURY Of
February - isanod containing the only o5mpei.
record Of every public biirg and private residence HUM
mated In New ork ~ honor Of Wahinsion, birthday NO
other paper psorned this feat. The associated
reporters + tho Sunday the tax mp In despair
Read their confe sion ruhi.hei in ell the o- Sunday
ps,ers II follows: Tho inulson duhDs tho evening
general The reporters hed made rent, 10 pnb
li.L - # tho umiuo'o; but a. nine O'clock the list
was nlicady 700 long for publication.
tofwhssn ling the biusd reporters Of the SUNDAY
fes Of this city conferred thcmsevc. unable TO report the
nsues the pc rioc uInio which they admit they
had intended 70 pubi.h, illE SuNDAY MERCURY. with
the aid Of iis OHNN SPECIAL BEPONTERS PUBLISHED
TO The WORLD AT SIX O'CLOCK ON 81 NDAf
MORS0 the sud address II patriotic citizen on
Manh,on Island whose reiience place OF bu.ners wss
Nominated In celebration Of tire Birthday of Washington
oelt CD the eyei ing previous
Everything cleo OF Importance that occurred OF home or
ol rood Saturday, T. mentioned ia et Sundays Mercury
EseIyhacy wanting tho very iae,t tho most trabl,
news furnished by the on'e pIsng specs reporter
us,es by gree 70 the Assoclaief res aud
tbn fullest and mos reports I'll dOnss N Tho city and
out Of IT, bsys IT,. SUNDAY MERCURY. - $500
1hou.suds AZ copies Of me GREAT SUNDAY NEWS
PAPER have bern sold b. tho agents sDco tbs dy OF
pHb,G'ion aud EDITION AFTER EDITION VIII be issnei
fiorl the offc- until The domsId IL supplied
Piclce lu commenced tale In the ls's sue OF the
Sunday Mercury.
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EllE HERALD IN A FOG
ABOUT TIE CABINETS OPISlON
on TuF CDsTEABAND QUESTION,
~ stT FORTH ~ TuY

CDNriN Entail MONTHLY fON MARCH.
Tug 7uIl ~ copied portion Of he sbovensned a. .ice
from the Mach Number u The CONTIt ENTAIL, which
Ths Hcsll quotes AID hen gees on 70 's tnS Pooi
1, regular ad pfonan0t Contributor to The toI'inenisI
Now The ques o il, how id Greeley procure this or oil
SER. se. 4setug for his Sas .riue aud bis Hibune
Ma te Tr.nine reporter present take down c re-
u4t1 Of NJ Secretary stanton oY Wa Nal, the
.uiur e. The sryole and committing ali the spe"ches aud
rcuuAs 10 nfnorY - b. id the Pes.lenrs hesss.eP
TIE CJAgiNENrAL for IAHt II contains nc tfice
iL,t rrlyie THR Ura.LD. II IS entitled Cabinet Scr
80 and T. fuu a. opinions about Cor.bsnds, Nswspapeg
JrY Ac THE DNTINtATAL H. odd by al News ID seis
ROSS TOJsEY, No. III Aasssust, wholesale Asenis'
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TIVE SUNDAY MERCURY-MERCUEl
Il SELLING ALL THE WEEK

UNPRECEDENTED NEWS FNrFRPDlsE-flEHn
HOUSE MLuMINATEp ~ NHW:f0hK IN t ~
NIGHT. PUBLISHED IN TIE GREAT SUNDAY
NEWSPAPER THE MEN MORNING.
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In Pres:
VrHE STUDENTS FRANCE.-A History Of
i Frame from ne Esset rno' 70 he El,shi'hneHi o.
the Second kg,lire IN 49, Illustrated by EDgsnes on
WOOD U,uiioin with sgiihs History oil GIeece Liddlss
ni.,ory u Rome The sukuts Hume. sad lhe sindeg''
Cis,ont HARPER s. BHOTHEES.
EUNSHOT WOUNDS.-A Treatise on GUN
" SHOT WOUNDS by T. Longultre. esq. Deputy IN
,,ert0r Cenefs q !losIi,ss Protector OF hhsy ruSy
fOrt fHi, Chatham.
One vol limo, Cloth. Pic. - cents.
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No. I0l Bro d~ty.
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" B-Hs Ior, no reiof,og'hp, and nerer he'd bR,'nd'
csEEocfos ~ ocagGnfI.r W,N a7y ohT S1,h'Ae ~ me
name Of IiOli
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Amnscmenls

WINTER GARDEN.
The wofd.renowred drama.
r rScLE ToW,s Sam cAsISS,
UNCLE TONS TONS CABIN,
v '' AZ TIE WiSrfR VG5ssRpEN, TO NIGHT.
New Scenery Beautiful Effects ard unspproscbaoe csst
Of this the great llama OF this .en'urJ
DARNUMs AMERICAN MUSEUM.
BRILLIANT aud UNPARALLELED SUCCESS
THE LEyEES Of
COMMODORE MUTT!
COMMODORE NUTTf
THE 100000 MUTT
Y%pp sR ssS SIT ry W. r IL %hIs
To hold his Lev-es sill hours AID in addition TO ~.
SONGS. DANCLS ADD MILITARY DRILL,
MN '' CEIEBR s ri G !Ii: STATUES,
GRECIAN STATUES,
GRECIAN STATUES:
Hercules, Romulus Kemas Ajax. Acnile. The Save Emo
THE s' GhE al o LIVING ti'ss Ei-LsiioN,
Having returned nom tong s9d .acee..i" all'1s tour
T Ti p LIVING wi ii ai n,P5, :, G IS
TIE GRE " LIyIyG WHALE,
snooK TaoUL MONSTER sEEPENrs, MAMMOTH
'''' rhs GREAT FAIRY PLAY. oNDINAi
THE NAIAD QUEEN,
THE NAIAD QUEEN.
WIN 4, Il: %.ss'.S, p,,sphslps Rr'S% aiS WEEK
Al and y o'clock.
The New Spectscular Piece po.itvey newt MONDAY.
Admission to AL oay - cents Cpd.n under 10 Is cents
4 CADEMY OF MUSlC.-prof ADRIEN,
~ tn r.ss, Msgicsa In the wodd. respectfully inform.
the public ths, he viii .ppes the Academy OF Music On
TUESDAY 18th inst,
And following evenings, end i've cone OF hi.
WOSDEKfuL MYSTERIOUS MAGICAL
ILL SIONS.
P-oJusnf almost innumsnhs Articles and creatures - Il
party Il. down to- AID Pail, OF ws,sr enough to gnench
FFArs OF MAGIC
Far exceeding ali that hs. been done by
ANCIENT OR MODERN MAOlCIASs.
BY wb.eh he will provo to h-wl orb sosicnee that
AuIilEN
THE PRINCE OF MAGlCIAEs
KING or WIZARDS.
hev. witnessed several Of Prof Adricns Mssiea W ori
,nc.s which atom hing that many person. tLou'h
could be done without the I'D Of .oge other than
,iJas tmeSous ard The creiuo.s usit OuI ne sefwafu
sssures the dances ipvse p.', 'ha, p,oper ?.
and prove tnsi al ver. mere magical Illusions. .
ins l. than jasic. to make tns above 'tst,
m.B' - ND there many ports circulated Is'pee.ns
Assns Performances. shich " aDfontfsde1ei ~ sh' PIE
uilce The public ss.il. wns siny hi. wonderful i.s
JOAN W. PORrfR. No. 5'3 Broaiway
Hear wis, the Rev Dr. shaw Of Dei"-rns West ihdie'
bn-in, visit a. NswYof attended two Of Prof-,'or
Adn-a. uascs er giyer st private parties and 50
nd rs tao OF hI,s OF he nleis ths' ,ns lu.s.n
Ta.,a whether suca Dfs could be doae "hoi super
,hfI tat srs. ola. OF eron. fond Of smuseusnt and
lnsIac,lov, vii be olislsed viii PIoL Adren:
OSBORNE ". SHAW. d. d.
Piioe o. cont. 10 oil parts oi the hou'e
Private po'a''
ekr, rl h- obsiusd the door ard tho music sfores
Doors op~na IT.. Performance commeace's - O'Clock.
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Gtationerp an6 faner GOODS.
.. VINHE PEN IS MIGITIER THAN THE
SWORD"
THE GOLD rEN-THE BEST OF ALL PENS
MORTON'S GOLD PENS.

''HE PEN Is sw MlGiIiIEh li'AN IhE
THE COLD rEN-THE BEST OF ALL PENS
MORTON'S GOLD PENS.
THE BEST PENS IN rHE WORLD.
On r.eept Of any Of me lo9ins sam, IN cs,n 2. pp
directed Ggd PEI or Pen selecting ae 'am' Seo'rh9
"''''''''' cob ,n PENS, WITHOUT CASES.
For q cents N. M-gc Pen; for - esn''. ths l1csy Pens
Tor so cents. the Pen, for IS cents the Elegant
Pens ana for = !, the EIc'i'ior Pen
THE SAME rf ass S wTH PRsSIt
For 20 cents the Magic Pens for Is eegt' The Lacsv Pen
for = the Aiwysae.dy Pen; for * toe ElgF,ni Pen
GOOD wr,.n- Cold Fen. with IidO,nn Point. tho svsraz.
Of every OF which vi" is ou'ia'' s''s OF tie best
The name a. MortOo,' "Eanbsr" and "oa.lity' are
smpea tho following Pens and tue Penis are warIantsi
cate .i1. oap: 40 being tie ,ns-st No the l.rses.
slated tie pocset No the ras,t aud No TO- tee
Sts Of nj .rsi and ouse, shor, Hib Of Nos I. aud
and mad only Of h qsuy Tho snsa'ins' ars lac sim
lee o. Tie &c Sc La P fs wrrHorT'cAsEs .
For IS cen.' mo. l'n i's quality, OF NOS Pen -
Fnsi NO ? Pea lat quality, or. No sPen, I'd quality
for 81 as sNs. Pes. a quality or sNo. AP'n ID qu'h
Tor 81 So .No. Pen i, quality, @sNo Pen I'd qa.lt
For 81 Il, No. Fen is, qu., ora No sPen ID quality
THE SAME e cnsss WI wiTa = rt iyEe
For 81 so sSo Pea. let qganty No Pen Cd qualify
For VI IS, No Pen. 1t quality. era 10 Pen I'd q'h
~, or . No 4 Pen, I'd quality.
For "a No 3rsn let quality, orsSO Fen. ID quality
a aNo $ Fen. I'd qu-ity. -
For - 50 No. Pea. ]. quality, orsNo Pen. HguJI'
ity. No Pen. ID qualify. . 49,
Tor ~ No. Pea, IA; quality No Pen "a qas'wy.
For ~ 90 No. 6 Pen lst quality.
ooLDfESs A"- 5fsK4aorl IL siLVER-"0uNrLO
aVE a. S1 rss No s' = pn - 'S' f'n' Tor u '
For = . No Pen; for IS No sPspi and for go No
10 Pen ~
The i ouslity" pointed with the yery beat idon,s
rolLs carefully selected ard Of this quality se 'oli
with tho s.i,s impereciion which ssii md the e!oseN
.erYiiny can detect -.
Tie "a Qu,ty" superior to any Psn' m'de BY him
pre,iOu. 10 the ytsf l0OV. -
ID Qna,y" he intend, .lai equal IN .,p.s. to d.
rsbny flariy ard GOOD Wrdug ous,iie- ,lhe ony true
con. 5eratioBsl sny Gold Pen, made .lsen here ,
H. reTr the beap Gold P.us DO beg e.ve to y ts,
pr.vion. to operating III. New aud Patented alaeauea ne
paid not Good Whiting and pursbe Peas Tor
The price had The Gold been furnished sstnItcnsiy. .
Pay,ss ordering S,af 10 al .as'aBco specVs ne Ma"
Der asl SEl.ly" u ne Ps Pess osS Gaze. ird
~ For sale by al dealsr ~ tho line ,hioos ous TAO
county. ,ouro,
No. Is Maiden rsne. Newyork
ANY one sending single letter pos.s.sp Wal scei'o GU
sular {. lin the eugrs,i x. shove referred &C..
CLOTE & JAMES,
n. - Nn
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aliIiiarn Notices.
eegipens Ordinary .senInen,
bOtiAEN LAkDSAFh,
nELHAHCS AND OTHERS,
WANTED FOR THE
NE ARJIL LKRY.

w. A HOWARD, Colousl CoILmaldlng
New a active ,sryiee IN
GEN BURNSlDE5 EXPEDITION.
ray abe fe Nav sDd $40 bounty a. a., .sprs.
ne o. Tern OF service which three years o. the war AZ
tte 70 secure half pay be e for families or any
co. us'eof payable each nay-day Nov York The
issue ct!tlhcstes 10 the families o. ugse Joining
w. 'an - tho brAe's OF the Vclweer Fund w. New
ESQ., pio0tjyB The men viii aso receive net AID
f.s 80 s 9sih' bed snd bedd0s ven. uteIei H.
p4is,ar 4 ..Ees AID DfUMMEES are needed. Fsry sp-
{~ssn C,n v',Hry. 70 NJ. 01ALLEY. No. ~ BoHefy be
- - ANA spf iIsstsr.sts, Y.
VAN s,'aaennd second Regiment, N. v. s.y.
"a Ahs LIGHT INFANTRY Hesdquz.ers. No
su.aI..,. A. Cup at Camp III house" Joha l.
Cow :, N'As hisad This Regiment vii Leave hr the
wAyTrn 90 early day. few more RECRUITS
"es' hsvins recruits may obtain positions o.
Tios 49,. zen At ih' be-, adv ntsse by spp,hgto
S.--.ss,. 90 Dunn, Col Corodg.. No. aJ7 Broadway
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w TUESDAY.
ENABATED SUCCESS
bTASDAHD COMEDIES
TO-SiOHT,
l. 4

EOTTSCHALk's EIGHTH CONCERT.
" SIBLOs BALLOON
Tfct., Office No 5Ji Br9 .dwsy, aud shcIs NO " Nh'
nr GRAU respectfully nat tie Grsai success
which last -~f5 Y attended Mr. bolToChALks hsince
. I'D the eAqAisll. IspIesriihi0n OF
DON PAsQUALr,
ia. indy-.d him 10 repeat thu psii5 -msrce on
WEDNESDAY, EtrNi 20. Feb 70, att o'clock
When Mr. Coz rSJHALk will give hi, -
Fi0iiTH CONCERT ~ NEWlORK,
Aud Will play y THE occasion ..
NEW MOECFAIh OF HIS HkPEkrOIkE
THE DON PAsQuALE
MIS- HINCkLRY. BRiGNoLI. MANCUsI susLNL
Nr,o,l Director aud Conductor. MA NAkLI I'm
AT THE ACADEMY OF MUSIC.
FRIDAY,
GRAND GOTrSCHtLk GALA NIGHT.
SATURDAY.
GRAND GOTTSC HALh q ALA MATINEE.
NIBIOs GARDEN.
y CROWDED noUSE5-BRILIANT SUCCESS
Mn, JOHN WOOD
Mr. J. COLLINS
sui the great Spectacular Play Of
rhh COLLEEN BAWNi ..,,
sptr yptD sCFNFRY ELEGANT FCRNfi URE
CORRECT COSTUMES. SUPERB AlFOlNLHESis ~
ALL ENTIRELY NEW
THIS EVENING,
and EVERY MONT until further notice,
Tlif COLLEEN BANSi -
MYLTsSA COPiALEhN with Iongsl Mr.. COLLINS
yiLY OCDaSOR ~ IN songsl. Mr.. John Woop
As Tue LaA-. Act2-Ihc Cave. Act Tho Bal Room
kdms to ell parts OF the hon's).....'so esn,.'
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He SHOULD DEcLlNE.-TEe ere Is no
kind Of use to try to conceal 1.-THE fact
can't be concealed that the nomination
Of D. A. Mahony in the third Congress
ional District was q most unfortunate
blow to the success of the democratic
cause in this State. Gentlemen may de-
clare to the contrary as they please, we
know it to be the case. If the Demo
oracy of that District are determined
that they will sacrifice all the chances of
the other candidates, let them maintain
their course, but we advise them to act
differently. We hope that Mr.. Mahony's
good sense will lead him to decline the
nomination at once. He owes it to the
democracy of the State to do so.