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Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1863-07-30

! John Fletcher do w
James Mathews Surveyor bill W
John Hartly chain carrier 20 w
lain CIeen do 20 90
D Kent opening road leading from
Accident to Bear creek school house 100 90
G. P. Thistle articles for jail prisoners 30
Iohn II Yon,g articles for Jail 8 rs
John D Mouniz printing bill tor 1861 loo 20
, Ia lis 1859 233 so
Daniel Duncan collins 10 90
II B Shaffer repairing bridge across
Yough river at Sang Run 1000 oO
II B Shaffer to ray A Gender tor wit
ness certificates when produced by
him l8 90
AIMS HOUSE
For support of Aims House $500 90
P A Healy Physician do 200 90
SHERTFFS LEVY.
T G Mcculloh 2,556 &C
ATiORNIES.
c B Thruston States attorney appear
ance fees 346 80
C b Thruston do extra compen-
sation 600 90
William Motter States Attorney of
Washington co. appearance fees $3.50
VIM Walsh and g A. Pearre appear
ance fees 1898
T anas Perry de do 1929
L. Has Perry and T. Devecmon, 1864
Wn..am Walsh, do do SO,
Thomas Devecmou do do 1895
I. Devucmon and T. j. McKaig. do 9,99
jacob Brown and T.. Perry do 1888
q. 4. PeHrre do do 1888
j II. Gordon, do do 6,66
Walsh and Devecmon do 900
j. Brown do 667
T. J. McKaig do do 1888
VIM. Walsh and T. Perry do $50
J. II. Gordon and I. Perry do 1888
Geo. A Pcarre, judgement as per
trial and verdict of Jury atA.C.
G3 for counsel fee in testing con-
stitutionality of school law $3.50, 90
Interest on same to Jan. 1864 1900
Costs on same 1898
Thomas Devecmon, Judifemcnt as
per trial and verdict of Jury at
A. 9. 1868 for coun sci fees in tcs-
ting constitutionality Of school law. $50 90
Interest on same to Jan. 1864 400
Costs on do 1888
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Order of Publication.

Thomas Perry and William Price,
vs.
Jno. Carrot Monroe, Jno. Blue and Eliza Blue
his wife, Jno. NJ. Taylor, Mary Ellen lay
lor, and Elenora Monroe.
The New York herald., 1863-11-09
AMUBENKMNTy.

WINTER GARDEN
W MONDAY. NOVEMBER Q,
Those charming ana popular arialg,
MR.. and MRS W. j. flORBNCE,
recognized through Ealope and America as
THE IRISH BOY
YANKEE GIRL,
who In this their FIRST in their native city during
the regular season have been received WITH tho
warmest demonstrations OF
ENTHUSIASM
DELI9ET,
offer oirc change performance ma present for the
hrst time new IRISH legendary drama IN four sels, WIN
new and appropriate scenery. entitled
KAfHEEEE MAvOURNELN;
ST PATRfCR'S EVE.
Ierencs o'Moore Young rish peasant Mt w. 1fIenec
Act lintcrior OF Irish Shehten. D. smlth
j. r Smith
Act s-The Dey's Frae j. k Smith
Previous TO whh viii be presented Howard PAUL pro-
team play written NNprsssiv the Flurences entitled
THRICE MARRIED.
ID which
hRs. w. j. FLORENCE
VIII sustain
FOUR CHARACTERS
in which she wifi sing Cherry Ripe tho popular Irish all
Barney Flea a Gernta French and SIautah song and
dance the celebrated dane. OF AndaiusA, La Sequada"
Vivian Ripple artist .,............Nr W J. Florence
The New York herald., 1863-11-09

d. STERLING or
AMfROSIAL FAME,
TELL HIS STORY,
COOPER INSTITUTE.
ON TUESDAY EVENING, Nov. 10.
He WIN give history of himself and his and downs
IN the struggle account OF how his Secret of
Ambrosa stolen how the party who thought
Hair and Scalp, and how they should be treated
He win the wonderful effects Of the use OF his
celebrated Ambrosa in producing new hair and making u
grow to an unprecedented length. 49,,
The price OF admission will be 20 cents the ticket emitting
the holder box CT Ambrosa containing two bottles
Tor additional 30 cents making the virtually
Tickets redeemed at the Doctors once. .
COME ALL
Especially inAdens. Come, young men, who
looking forward 10 the day when You hops 70 90 into
business your account and Sterling wil tell
CONE ALL. OLD AND YOUNG,
sTe
MRS. L, A. BROWN
herseIi rropra personni whose har VIII be elegantly
dressed and during the evening Will DO et down. showing
It's wonderful length aud beauty produced by ihe nf
SrEKtIN0S AMBROSIA.
Other ladieB VIII be who have been similarly
benefited and thus win be that
every man. woman and child In America Shqaid not be
without
STERLIrG's
AMBROSIA
FOR THE
HAIR.
Doors W III open a O'Clock and the story VIII
DoDwoRTHs BAND
Will be In attendance and entertain the audience with
OF musical
The New York herald., 1863-11-09
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Yta reg ap1n 'nsra wter~sii~ ms ~
tsr Nwff tf ftr ff4i 1sipfhr. ~ NJ ~ htf1 u
ns r.sea d. sasf faf tfa H w -
g.-a ~ .. .. 80 fta af "a th tta taff n $50,
kl4 sntsa sm ts itar q rslfff o $50"
The New York herald., 1863-11-09
REFORMATION IN ARKANSAS.

REFORMATION IN ARKANSAS.
A Rebel Brlgadkf General and Con-
greSSnnl Csunselling Submission.
ADDRESS OF HON. L. w, cAyTT.
Jefferson Davis Described as a CaEtias hypo.
critc and nr.As,s G,magogur
Specifications of the Charges
Against Him.
The Rebels Whipped, Fairly Beaten"-
"The Last Man in the Field-Half
Their Territory Overrun."
The Mission Of Negro. Slavery At-
c0mplIshed.
| >-~--~-,>ee~y,>~>~N>o->>,~~
"A SILVER LINING TO EVERY CLOUD.
1
Senator Sebastian to be Sent Eacl
to tho Senate,
! &C.. &C.. Go
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The Duty ON Paper.
For Ihs Tribepe.l

lFoT kribGbo-
At q meeting Of paper manufacturers, on the Both
dsy of December, in the City OF New.York, the
undersigned were appointed Committee to prepare
q memorial which should bring before Congress
some Of the reasons why the duty on foreign paper
should not be removed:
NORMAN WHITE. NewYork City.
EDWARD SOUTHwoRTH, W. Springfield, Mass,
T. r. COPE PhilsdelpLs Pa
g. d. WARREN. Boston, Nsss
j. G. PARSONS, HolyOke. Mas.
~ C. YOUNGLOVE. Cleveland, Ohio
b. "A. MOORE. PAilade phis. Pa
STEPHEN HOLMAN. Holyoke, Msss
EDWIN BULKLEY New.York City.
E. OWEN, South Lee. Mass
The Committee request the insertion in your pa
rer Of the following extracts from the memorial,
which refer TO tie causes Of the advance in prices
of rags and paper, and also to the charge OF com.
bsndtOn."
About sizty;fee per cent Of the whole amount Of
paper stock is derived from domestic rags of cotton
(a6ie, and treIvs per cent from cotton waste, and
rope aud bagging used in baling cotton.
Non.intercOurse with the Cotton States, while
cutting off the supply of cotton waste rope, and
bagging--on. thousand turs per moHth-has, by d.
ninishng the supply Of cotton, raised the price Of
cotton goods at least tro hundred per cent; thus
greatly reducing their consumption, and coDse.
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xxxyrr,h cONGREss-Third Session
SENATE. .WAsHISGToE, Jan. 81, 1908.
ruArks 10 COMMANDER WORDEN.

Mr.. HALE Rep. N. H., from the COMMITTEE on
Naval Affairs, reported back TIE JOINT Resolution
rendering the thanks Of Congress 20 Commander
John l.. WordeH for good conduct In the connlc'
between the Monitor and MeIriInac. Passed.
VOTES OF THANKS TO OTHER NAVAL HEROES
Mr.. HALE from the same Committee reported
Joint resolution rendering tie thanks OF CGngres 70
Commodores james L. Lardner, Charles II. Da'Is'
j. Ii. Dahlgren. stephen c. Rowan, DAVID H.
Porter and S. il. Stringnam, with IN snendmen,'
Mr.. HALE Rep, N. H. said the COMMITTEE ,i n%o
stricken out the name Of j. l.. Lardner not from
,mything derogatory to him, but because they mao
established rule to give 10 thanks except 70 one III
command Of an expedition, OF ON separate seIvI9,
Az in the case Of the Monitor. lie had list OF an
tho votes of thanks rendered by Congress ur 70 lne
present war; and there had only been seven, anu
never except 10 commanders OF expeui'ioh .;
But now we had recommendations and woes VI
thanks TO the number Of forty or fifty, aud the Eo
nitee thought it best to make some rule a. Unit
These votes of thanks ALEC rendered an oihcer ene
bic to ncreased rank, and kept him on inc aS'yt
list ten years longer This the Committee thouentt
unyise and bill would soon be reported to repeal
that law.
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The amendment was adopted, and the resolution
MILITIA BILL,


agreed to.
air. WILSON rep, Msss from the Committee
on HILLARY Affairs reported back the oil TO encour'
eee lie enlistment, tie enrolling and the drafting OF
tic DilOs.
MASTERS CHIEF CLERK.
ais. KING hep, n. ~ called up the bill TO
increase lho compensation OF the Chief Clerk in the
Paypasisr'. Denartwent to $500 per anuum.
Mr.. IRUMBULL lRep., ILL., said he should not
oppose the bill, but lac wanted to enter his protest
against this being made precedent for the increase
OF tie ray OF all thr other chief clerks.
Mr. FESSENDEN tRsp., Me,j wanted The Sem
ats to understand what 10 had to expect il this was
"a Sed. The result will DO that No shah have all
the other chief clerks ASKING for a ike advance.
lie thought tbs was no time TO increase salaries.
Mesfs. SHERMAN tRep., o. and GRIMES
REP, iowal also opposed the passage OF TIE bill.
The bill was disagreed by yeas ID, nays Il.
IMPORTATION OF ARMS 10 MEXICO.
Mr.. McD0UGALL Dem, Cali called up the
resolution requesting President Lincoln TO transmit
to the Senate the ORDERS papers, etc. relative 10 the
expectation Of arms, ETC., TO Mexico Tor tie use oil
the French.
The resolution was adopted.
GOVERNMENT APPROPRIATION BILLS.
Mr.. FESSkNDEN called up the Consular aud
Diplomatic Appropriation Till, which was passed.
The Legislative, Executive, and Judicial Appro.
priation bill was taken up.
An Amendmsnt strlkinR out tne provihion re-
ducing ieage 10 10 cents, was adopted by vote OF
30 Yeas against Nays The Nays were Chandler,
Grimes, King, Lane of Maryland, Sherman, Wade,
and Wilson of Massachusetts.
The Committee on Finance offered An amendment
TO reduce the appropriation for the Department OF
Agriculture from $4,000 to S65, 600.
Mr.. tESSENDEN said il was simply question
whether the Senate woald increase this Agricultural
Department into great Department of the Govern
nicnt at this time.
Mr.. FOOT (Rep., Wy said that no &C, Of Con.
gress except those pertaining 10 the suplressi0n oil
the Rebellion, had been received by the country with
greater satisfaction than the Iardy recognition by
The Government OF the great interest of agriculture
1t the great underlying and sustaining interest
Of the country; and nothing would be received with
greater dissatisfaction than IN act TO cut down thi;
Department.
Mr.. HARLAN rep, Iowa. thought that this De.
partmeut had been Il success. lie exhibited numJf-
GUS specimens Of sugar made FROM sorgun Gnd
cloth, thread, aud paper made from corn-husks. lie
s&id that though all these experiments had not been
conducted in the Agricultural Department, yet that
Department had collected facts and called attention
10 and created interest In these matters.
The discussion continued ct considerable
length.
The Senate adjourned until Monday.
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The Article for which "A. ID. Boileau wns
... Arrested by Gen. schenck.
From The PhlddflrAid Ercning Journal, Jan. 70,

From The PhidddIAiJ ErrniHg Jourbd, Jdn ~
DAvIS's MESSAGE.
TIE Third Annual Message OF Jefferson Davis to
tho Confederate Congress, and Abraham Lincolns
last Message to the United States Congress- provoke
comparison quite damaging to the intellectual Ca
pacy OF the Federal President. DIR. Russell, in his
{" "reminiscences Of America" relate, that while
dining with Mr.. Seward, Mr.. Lncons Chief Secre-
tary, the conversation turned upon Jefferson Davis
when among other things, MIR. Seward remarked
that he Davis was the ablest Statesman IN Amer
ica and that the force Of bis intellect formed the
chief sustaining power Of the Southern Conseder-
acy." John Savage thus speaks OF him when lie
occupied the position of Uni'ed States Senator:
Whsu Senator Davis arises In the Chamber ho invariably
commands attention lie Is not hazardous In debse
Qaenty when no speaks tho conclusion Ia that he knows
what No speaks about. His manner 10 easy, and there
precision In his phrsseoogy which gives vgor and
b, speeche, Ls accord we'll with the military character Of
speaker His language as we'll as hls manner orderly
rather than ornate
John Quincy Adams had al habit Of always observing
lew members. He would sit near them on tho coca.
SIGN of their Congressional Debates closely cycling
and attentvely listening il the speech pleased him,
but quickly departing if it did not. When Davis
first arose in the House, the ex-President took
sest close by. Davis proceeded, and Adams did not
move. The one continued speaking and the other
listening, aud those who knew MIR. Adams's habit
were fully aware that the new member had deeply
impressed bin. AT the cloee of the speech, "the
old man eloquent crossed over to some friends and
said, "That young man. gentlemen, is no ordinary
man. lie will make Ills mark yet, mind me-" And
that young man has fulfilled the promise
Some time ago. Mr.. Davis went West to inspect
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Vroposals.

oryrcx OF ARnr CLorMrzo AND EoUirAa1,
No. 5O2 BTosdway New.YoIk January 70, 1867
RMY SUPPLIES.-Se Proposals will be
~ received at ills Office until u o'clock. on WEDNES'
DAY the th Of February for furnishing By contract o.
the Depot Of Amy Clothing and eq1iPsse In this city;
10000 AxeL
1900 Hs,che;s
1000 TX Handles.
1000 Piciax Handles
5000 Spades.
10000 ludisRubbe Blankets
5000 Drum Heads. Batta.
5000 Drum Heads, Snare
5000 Sets Drum Shares.
~ Infantry RegmGta Coors. with cusa -
Samples of which may be at this ohoe 10 which ell
the articles conform ia every respect and be subject to
inspection b. sworn INSPECTORS.
Bidders Will state the quantity they wish 70 fur nish and
the shortest time in which they make deliveries BIDS
be accompanied by proper guaranty for the execution
Of contract.
The United State the right 20 reject any portion
or whole the bd may be deemed fo the Interest Of
thu service. 800
Proposals should be inaored "Proposss for furnishing
Axes HAfehsss &c a. the may be- and addressed 10
Lieut. Col. ID. II. WIN TON,
i27tF4 ID. Q. NJ General. Il. S Army.
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FREDERICK DOUGLASS

HnEDEhlCk DOUGLASo
a VIZ talk the Presiaelys
VIC Tue aiming Of black uen
Ga FRIDAY EVENING, Feb. 8, 1869.
a., AT THE COOPER INSTITUTE
.lon - cents platform tiof sls 50eeBes To be had
fsS-@n ioa1eJ no. lZ EEssEu-st III. Waters, No Sol
ts.t,.y, aud At tho Office VI Tue Angl0Alnesn' No. ~
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WINTER GARDEN.
w Positively
THE LAST WEEK
OF the Brilliant and Beautiful
CUBAs,
And the great Character Actor
Mr. c. W. COULDOCK.
THIS EVENING Monday, Feb p the performance viii be
BENEFIT or MISS COULDOCK,
On which OCCASION will be presented for tie frat time in
Eew.York q drrna entitled
THE ADVOCATES LAST CAUSE,
IN which Mr. g. W. CoIdocG will sustain his original role Of
"Mouserr de YeTret Msdsme 10 Rose, Mas C0Udock.
After which tie Grand Ballet
La FLOR De SEVILLE
g. which -
THE BEAUTIFUL CUBAS
will sppsaf sustained by SsnoE Xmsuea and full Corps de
Ballet to DO followed by new drama, also presented
for tbe fret tinle. entitled
ONE TOUCH or NATURE.
Constance. Rllss CO1llock
To conclude with, by special deLre, the Second Act OF
che Military Drama - - - -
Due notice will be given Of the repetition Of
THE CHIMNEY CORNER
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BROADWAY MENAGERIE, No. 600 Broad
IP wsy L. b. LENT Manager. Open from 10 a. III. to 10
p. M. with unequslled collection Of LIVING WILD
ANIMALS, NOVEL PERFORMANCES BY HIGHLY
TRAINED ELEPHANTS. MONKEYS. PONIES AND
MULES Al ny u. M. and u p Admission Is cents
Children under tea. IS cents.
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Hmnsrnlenls


RARNUM' AMERICAN MUSEUM
NOW OR NEVER
NOW OR NENERl
NOW OR NEVERl
THE GREAT WEDDING
,,,w.iv tates place on TUES DAY, Feb. TO- when
MISS IAVINIA WARREN.
MISS LAVINIA WAIsREN,
MISS LAVINIA WARREN,
winSs -
MARRIED TO GEN. TOM THUMB
MARRIED TO GEN. TOM THUMB.
AMER which will never be exhibited consequently 'h'
p0'''''' HER LAST WEEK.
HER LAST WEEK.
HER LAST WEEK.
HER LAST WEEK.
Who will TAI. to toe magnificent
LITTLE QUEEN OF BEAUTY
LITTLE QUEEN OF BEAUTY
LITTLE QUEEN OF BEAUTY
oowl Her like hes been aod will be again
TIE SIX THOUSAND YEARS!
ofbe worlds has produced her equal before
So SMALL! so BEAUrtUL. SUCH AN ELEGANT
FORM!!! so SWEET!!i! SO AMIABLE!!!!
10 ~ H'' .; 10 MISS shEiSG HER now
to miss It forever the le General dscATing ns WIFE
SHE SHALL NOT BIZ Exhibited AS hlo W. ~ So a.
hs ample for t4sr support In luxury '"0
"''H'u' COME THEN. now, ONE AND ALL
LADIES, CHILDREN FA asii,a5:.. Of her az.
and zee this chsrming littla wonder Lne ~"
hioiI'H a Is stss An SspIsNDiD DRESS EVERY DN,
IN HER ELEGANT JEWELkl AND
DIAMOND ENGAGEMENT RING,
which abe kindly shows to 6s Ni'i.ois r NJ b.r ara
Miss Warren IL undoubtedly the smallest woman OF Ger ste
living Oi YEARS OLD -
ONLY 81 INCHES HlGa, and 1900,
WEIGHS BUi 30 POUNDS
She will be every day and evening this week. In com
2suy with
COMMODORE MUTT,
TIE FAMOUS $4,000 MUTT,
from 10 O'Clock ID. til IN J. m.
HER MORNING LEVELS, from 10 10 -
are much less GROVE ed. spi mors comfortable Tor
LADIES. CHILDREN and FAMILIES
and the Manager determined to mrodse every vs
tor 70 the fnes. exento have every one SET al the a'se
tions Of the Museum, he has made Sfrsngemensto
GIVE DRAMATIC PERFORMANCE
EVERY MORNING AT II O'CLOCK,
EVERY AFTERNOON AT OCLOCk'
EVERY EVENING AT = O'CLOCK,
and Necessary 10 sccorlmodsts ell ylsitorl. $50
EVERY HOUR, DAY AND EVENING,
al ZACH Of which performances viii be produced
TIE ELEGANT DOMESTIC DRAMA,
THE CROSS Or GOLDi
THEREsAS VOW!
MISS WARREN AND COM. MUTT
will be Introduced 10 the audience the siege between tho
acts Inc DRAINS at each performance, whore every visitor
has excellent opportunity to ses them Ihey VIII ao DC
ON TIE PLATFORM N THE MAIN HALL
ofthe Museum intervals during the day aud eveang
GRAND AQUARIA ALBINO FAMILY, WHAT is II
CALIFORNIA BEARS exhibited and performed oy hert
Dnesbsch, LIVING HAPPY FAMILY &c
Admission. IS osn;s. Caudfon under ten 10 cents
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AIDES FAlR.-A Fair viii be held at No
759 Broadwsy eCmmeocng Feb. In aid Of the 9olde
Orphsns. Inc viii be MONDAY and TUES
DAY for tho reception Of cske and fancy articles hoped
shat ell denominations and citizens will contribute Literally
ls worthy OBJECT Among the many articles " be IT
We Fair viii Ds tue historical painting known .. the Peiy
s,snEs Those who spend evening Pleasantly will
60 well TO call.
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Movements of Ocean ssenmsrs'
Receipts Of Produce.

JAN 3l-6L07 bbis. Flour 425 bags Corn Meal ~ pys'
Whisky. 922T bush Oas 2042 pigs PIoNisions Los ~
Lard Va d. Ashes, fl d. OH Mes 2"'e Dfs''s@ a"S~
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NIBLOs GARDEN.
IN Lessee AID MsasgeI. .........VM. WHEATLEY.
THIRD WEEK
Of the trignphantly tuc5essiul engagement Of
THE GREAT TRAGIC ARTIST.
MISS BATEMAN,
whose impressive, natural and pathetic rendition ofthe
JEWISH MAIDEN
h crested hs most profound dramatic sensation and attract
crowded aud fashionable audiences
aver assembled In this city. - -
MONDAY Peb. g. and EVERY EVENING this week,
will be presented the beautiful romantic play entitled
LEAH,
THE FORSAKEN
Superb and exquisite Scenery by Nh j. 3. Sewyn.
Original Music competed expressly by Mr. Robert St0pe
hsscisris.ic Dances and Appointments BY Messfs Phi
lips and Wallis $500 -, .
and unriVsled cast embracing The names OF Dir W. Wei
Jack ill., Mr. Edwin Adams Mr. Burnett, Mr. LsAsgan, Nj.
Lamb Nh Whon MesdsHes Chapfrsu Kenneth eud the sd-
t1ifable choruA
This Interesting play combines the sweet simplicity Of
6rosds story with fierce and startling portrayal OF tie
widest and deepest Of al human passions
LOVE TURNED TO HATE.
Tho performance will conclude az lO3 o'clock precisely
afording an pie time for obtsuing stages. &c.
NOTICE.
Mr.. WHEATLY regrets that he 10 unable 20 comply with
.hs deare frequently expressed during this past week by
hundreds unable 70 obtain that they might be secured In
the balcony well the prque darng Mis- Baemans en-
rsgesnt With the snoeres wish obge bis patrons be
fse c0nvace9 he will best the great body Of the public
by ssid adherence tue established rule Of tho house
The box sheet however VIII be kept open for week IL adj
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Gmusemenis.
ENTALLACKs.

WALLAcK' aga,y At,
TONIGHT (MONDAYl
TWELFTH TIME HERE.
Sherdsn's legitimate Comedy.
THE SCHOOL FOR SCANDAL,
With the following great standard Of the e.tsb ihne y
hlr. LETTER. WALLACh... Oh Ills - ~,
~. JOHN ClLBhRT... SIR TEIEh III -
M hElNO OF m III -
M GAAKLES ..'O'Ei - - q sPrrFg
MT JUN SEfION...... .as. 's'''''''''''' AtrsES
MI u as. NM
Mf' Observation-Disclosures cipIi = -
MI tLO1 ....&''''''''''''' HnIgIpy
ilr. bkOWNE.. ''''''''''''' SN sxr
MIR. PARKES =; ~.
Mis- HENRIQUES ~ fIn
Mis- n .ts, If..,l,yS -
Mrs JOUS SFFTON. .,LAD1 SNtf.ltN Blu
TJESDAY--Tweifsh night OF MIR. Lester "HiacAt very
s'''4en'e e'iA' CENTRAL PARK
u,rDNEsDAY-In compliauce with numerous requests
aud itss re ceyed for It's repetition will be acted the
ROAD 10 RUIN,
,vib tie celebrated and unrvaled distribution.
THURSDAY-Fileent and last time Of the new edy,
BOSOM FRIENDS.
FRIDAY-Third time this season, Buwer's attractive play
OF tho -
SATURDAY Second NJ sht Of Mortons standard comedy
SECRETS WORTH KNOWING.
MONDAY-Eighth and last time for the present.
BACHELOR OF ARTS.
HENRlFTTE AID MARRIED LIFE are In rehearsal
Box Book open for any the above evenings from 70
To beTepeaied: PAULINE, MONEY. BOLD STROKE
FOR a HUSBAND, THE IRISH BElRESS. LOVE
AMP MONEY and THE PROVOKED HUSBAND
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EIFTu-AV. SKATING POND.
a Season Tickets for sals at the
FIFTH AVENUE HOTEL
METROPOLITAN,
ST. NICHOLAS
the PRINCIPAL OFFICE, No. IA Broadway.
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air. WILSON rep, Mass, from the Committee
on viii airy Affairs reported back the Oil eucour.
eee lie enlistment tie enrolling and the drafting OF