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Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-02-04

FoR SALE CHEAr-Fir-t class building lots on
North Pennsylvania street. half square north
Of the Post Office-toerabe improvement on
part "f the property-bs Frank Smith, licensed
Real Estate Agent.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-02-04

tn There vas fine skating yesterday on the
canal, and crowds took advantage of it to enjoy
the sport. There we're several ladies engaged in
The healthful and graceful exercise. The day was
delightful. with clear sunshine and snap enough
in the atmosphere to paint the cheeks Of the Ia
dies without the aid OF cosmetics.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-02-04

FoH SaLE-Ten acres OF ground with cottage
house upon il, near the city This il a rare
chance for good investment. Ii not sold within
six days il will be rentel For particulars apply
- j. Hogdson. Architect. No. 10 Yohn'- Rock
,6t
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IL Air tight metallic burial cases. OF tn. latest
Improvement. kept ON hand nc Longs. Under
taker. South Meridian street Also "a good two
horse glass hearse for sale. 23-d&w4w
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TBE BKsr PiASos-C!riekering & Sons and
Steinwsy K Sons. at Willard 4 Stowell's No.
Bates House. 6m
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-02-04

FoR SALE-A lot fronting one hundred and
eighty three feet Ca North Meridian street, and
two hundred and ten feet deep. Apply ut this
Office 4-3
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RAILROADS.
indianapolis and Madison
AE n m On aD.
1868. - 8. :, -, :s;s 1868.

day, Feb. ,. 1868.
geyWO passenger trains daily (Sudays exceptedl be-
tween irdianapo.i- and Madison. Leave the Union
Depot Indianapolis Il 6 30 4 u. aud p. n. arrivirg
At Madison AZ / l 30 \. N. and SOP NJ
The train leaving Indianapolis ct $50 A. NJ connects
with that leaving Columbus sf5 A. NJ for shelby
Vile and Rushvile, arriving az Rushville L. 10 T. NJ
Leaving RuShviie al " NJ. Sholbyvie Al , IS T. NJ
connects with train leaving Coll nbus al $50 p NJ
arriving At indiAnapoiis Al >-lo T. VI.
This Road forms tine with tie Packets al Madison for
the transportation Of freight between Cincinnati and In
dianapolis and points West
Tarif Of Freights a. low A. by any other route.
shipper and merchants West will ind IL their
o ship by this line
feb2 ID. C. BRANHAM. Superintendent.
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Attest
JoHS II. RIA, Clerk


u TRlCT or INDIANA. S.
WHsREAs libel Of information has been fled In the
District Court Of the United States within and for the
Seventh Circuit and District Of Indiana the 10Th day
OF January. 1862 by John Hanna. Esq, Attorney for
TIE United States for the District 81 Indiana against the
following described estate credits and effects VIII
liam J. Hocomb to-wi;. -Four Pronssory Notes.
all dated the 3Oh Of Jsiasry, 1861 for fifteen hundred
dollars each payable lth day Of October, in the years
1861 1862 1859 anG ls64 respectively. with interest
uual from thu ilih October $780, sad notes given by
one JOSephus L. Way 10 seth Way. and BY him
dorsrd and transferred said William J. Holcomb.
for violation OF the powers OF Of Congress APP
proved Jay IL ls62 entitled An act snppres
ton, TO punish treason and bsoi 10 seize ana
the property Of rebels and for "thr. purpose prssns
process against said property and that the may be
condemned and sold rs rncfnies' pr.,fery.
Now, therefore, IN pursuance u ,he notation uIier
seal OF said Court directed am delivered do here
by give pablc notice - all persons Claiming said property
any part thereof. in ay interested therein,
that they &C ana appear before the said the Court
the United States be held the city Ind Snapc
liz ia and for the District Of Indiana. the third Monday
of r. bruay next at lOooock Of the forenoon ctha day
aud there nterpose their claims their
gi,eg lions ia that behalf.
ID. GARLAND ROSE, L. NJ.
BY I. :. BIsELow Deputy
Attest: ions II. RIA Clerk feb3-dl4
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No. ~
II NTrED STATES % AMFBic,, DISTRICT OF IN
DIANA. s.;
Whereas, libel Of iufcI NATION ss ts'n FLED in the
District CnuG; TIC United S'a-s. sni Tor the
Seven G cult ami lrfir 81 Ind Fhe 18th day Of
Jsnusp ISL bs Jthi Hanna, &c ,Auuncy 9Th. United
states for fh siiic ~ ud'aa agns the following de-
scuiei credit ri'Irys sid effect certain per-
unknown. io-wif: 80 90 II cash the hands of
J. y. Ferths; an 'he 81 ST5 GO = cash IN the
hands a ore X. e. Nc('.nn for ,ielafiou n the
power - AZ &C otC"sre- approved jry l. ls62 entitled
AN &c 20 suFpIc.- in.ur-tci-n1 Puth and
rebe anf colt.cstc he r-operfy e rebels
and fer 9th pr-pose." "a 7rninr process against
sid cash. sid that tn me, b. couiemnof and
sold eu!cs' ls-ole5t,-
Nov. ticTcforc, far>Isnce q ;hs Ino:on under the
seal 81 sid Court 20 direct ID ad delivered DO here
b. give ;.uhlic MOTTO sil er~ot ri.i-TZ >si cash,
hereof. T. any isrs.ed thsTsfn,
thai they - ard appear h- tn nd n strict Curt
OF the cited State held ibs c,s o indianapolis,
~ and for the u friof % ndisrs ths third Monday Of
Feb Gary x az tel o'clock offbe II that
therc nteTpose their claims snd make their
allegations m that behalf
n. g RlSF. Un.'cd State. Nsrshsi,
By l. :. pTsrio~. Deputy
Attest:
JoHS II. Et.. Clerk. feb5-dl&t
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THk THRATER.-AladdIn is still running ut the
Metropolitan. and the people are running after il
in crowds. IL will be continued during the week
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-02-04

SPEAKING LaSr NIGHT Paris L. Dun
nIng and Dr.. Athon spoke last nj at the Dem
ocr.tic Club Roam The room was full rs usual
at these meetings
Gov Dunuing advocated with great power and
earnes,ness an armisi;ce and the calling of 4 Ma
tonal Convention Ia adjust be trcubles now des
olatinS the land He me; Tie objections Urged
acains, this policy fairly He wished reason and
passion To prevail. IL must prevail before we
coald have peace. Eularsel >titemanship must
take the helm or the could never end. Tie
dill not propose. nor did any else. To Withdraw
our armies Cease bostilites. aud let the sword
ON both sides rest IN the seabbard. and reason to-
gether lie was satisfied that il would bring an
honorable pslce-and such being his conviction
he would Labor To that end with what ability he
possessed. Gid,iing>. Sumner. X lie. Wilson
and that class OF politicians who were disnniofssls
and always had been would denuutce the propo-
sition He expected them to 10 so They would
spit upon the Constitution and glory in the deed
But these men could not chain the reason OF men
forever. aud reason wonId yet assert her sway.
tie denounced The mscheyoGs partisans WHO
were mesniy and wil.ulls slanderihg the Demo-
cratic party. They were using all the title brains
God mad given them 10 stir up strife aud TO en-
bitter public feeling Such epthets as traitors,
secesh. Copp~rhe4ds. Butternut>, &c. had been
applied to men who were lo,al To the core-men
who reverenced the Constitution and who would
make any sacrifice Ia uiatntain the unity Of tue
nation. The Democratic party were stg matzed
disunion:sts. aud nv who had ALWAYS
tainted them Tor their efforts 10 preserve the IN
tegrity of the Union. be alluded To the charge
that dinned into his when he came 10 the
city that the Democratic Legislature was about
TO take the Stale out OF the Union aud q, form, a
Northwestern Coniederaey. leaving New Eng
land GU, Ia the cold. aud stigmatked 70 a. a base
and wiliful SANDER IL Ilc Union was ever
which he trusted would be-but il the
Union was ever dissolved into its original ele
ments Of States. then New England. unless she
ceased her mischiev0us meCi.lling. mi Int lie Jeff
out in the vet. lie did not. however. anticipate
any such contingency.
Gov Dunning then lectured the Legislature
ssd exhorted them TO work -Four weeks o. the
se-sion had passed.. aud nothing was yet done
The people were looking to them anxioasly The
people. he said. were for advance of the poll
ticians. aud Il members allied away IA IL time nov,
few Of them woulde,er getb.ck ~ the legislative
halls.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-02-04

MASONIC NorscE There will be "a stated
meeting OF Center Lodge No. 90. this (Wednes.
day) evening. at Z o'cockk
CHAS FISHER Secretary
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E7STTED SrATES Ot AN RIGA. DISTRICT or IN
DANA. -:
NirRIAs. 4 lie e. Inform 'iO ha> hseu filed in the
Dr. let CouTi 90 TIE United tate. within nd for the
Seventh Circ'l;t AMI Di c 81 Ildafs the 29tb day
O January. .,65. u. ! Ii HsruP. q. Attorney Of
the Emitted STAT for h@ l>rric ~ inat ma against
th" iOllvnr dcscri ef e>fai- credits aud effects OF one
william. H. he'll. &c ait Pfuui>sr Notes
ing III agsn gst, 2. ,Cru sisn rs Robert y.
william ln connection - GER sin rc' 90 IN Madison
COUNT. Tor a ~;Olator the power ~ congress
spIroVei july -. issZ .tiifieJ An -upgress III
punish srt rcis So seize aud
cont este The proleTr - rei,, ( afh'r pur-
pos: ahd PRAYING Iro s; JTcy Tty, and that
the came ma - c0ndC rluei s~! cld 'eres' prop
rrfy.
Nos therefor, II pursuance - Ia nJoa under the
zeal Il aid i-r c-ei aii delivered. do here
BY give pubic notice al pcri. iamin aid property,
any part thereof Inv Interested therein,
that hey re snd appear heiore t aid District Court Of
tie United States, - hold fhs cfy Il indianapolis.
il; ard or the Dis % iuana. fhs shir. Monday Of
February ten O'Clock To foie, of that day,
then aud there 20 utsrFosc their claim. and 10 make
their all-gari'.i. IN that ieLsif
D. a. RoSs l. : Marshal.
Ter I. {. RiGEis'N iepu,v.
Attest:
JONI ". IiE a. Clerk. feb3 di4f
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mo. 2I2.)


QTNrrED STATES OF AMERICA, DISTRICT or IN
u DIANA, IS:
WHEREAS. A libel Of information has been fled In the
District Court OF the United States within and for the
Seventh Circuit and District Of Indiana. The 2sth
day Of January, 1868 By John Hanna Esq, Attorney
of the United States for the district of Indiana against
the following described estate and effects of William
J. Holc0mh. to-wit: Three Promssory Notes. all dated
1t day OF November 1885, for $50 each with interest
from date. payable in I, and years from date.
spectively said given By William W. Garraid TO said
ocoi7ii5.-liie ssid uotes secured by certain
mortgage Oh real cstsie Ia Laporie Indiana. for
violation Of the Powers of 1kSngress Of July
II. 1867 entitled An cite suppress iBsurr 70 pun
ish treason AMI rebellion. seize sud confscate tie
property q r-cis a'i T. other v'rpo> and praying
process against - rOperiy and taa he may be
condemned ami = 10 .vnern - p''f~rty.
Now, therefore. pur-ua - tbs inonition under
the seal OF said directed siS delivered, do
hercn~ give public nu;c all persons claiming said
property any par r nf, "a any interested
therein tht thy be- fud appear before tho said District
Court Of the JHit" Stse> be held the city ofludan
apols. in AMI for he District II fi he third Mon
day OfFebruary eXi cloc # ic forenoon OF that
day, then AMI there - ineT-e ter claims and axe
their allegations ~ ihn' leilan
- g. ROSI. L. :. Marshal.
fsT : blsEtoS, Deputy.
Attest:
JostN II. RTA, CLERK fc03-dl{t
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eE A few exchange papers can be had ut this
Office
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MEETING.
NOTICE.

OFFICE SECRETARY GRAND LODGE I. o. o. P..l
lxpIAxAFoIGs. jan s. 1863 \
a DIVIDEND CT three per cent. on the stock Of the
"A Grand Lodge HE'LL VIII be paid at my Office Ia Odd
Fellow Hall, on or after the 18th inst.
II BARRY, Sec,v
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-02-04

TrrpAr. February 3. 1863.

TUESDAY. February 3. 1863
SESsTE-Not in SESSION.
Hou.k-No quoram ia the morning. In the
afternoon the time occupied on Gregory's
resolution with regard 10 the Morgan county al
fair. The whole matter was finally referred 70 a
committee OF i've tn investigate and report
number of bills were introduced and an amount
Of business transacted
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-02-04

TT A COUGH. COLD, OR AN IRRITA.
TED THROAT If allowed to progress results in serious
Pulmonary and Bronchial affections, oftentimes in
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40. zI5.'
ErNiTEp STATS oF AMERICA. DISTRICT or IN

so. zI5.'
ETNiTLp STAIts of AMERICA. DISTRICT OF IN
DIAN SIS
Whereas, iihci q i;fornatiua has b nled n the
DSrsct Cort Of fhs United Stsfes within and for The
Seventh Iircf an District n Indiana The zSh css q
January l563. 81 john Hanna. F-., Attorney of 'hs
United States for hc Dic. OF Indiana AGAINST the foi-
lowing described properly u Jcbr " CarDon 20 vita
pair Or ss~opd hand engines foT vlolsfion OF
the powers q act Of Congress. approved July IL.
1882 entitled An suppress insaecfion 20 punish
and rebellion seize snd oOrfscs'e the property
OF rebels and for ether pg-poses end brsy1ns process
against sa that tho same may be condemned
and sod a ciiernirs properly
Nov therefore IN rsuAIca q TIE nSufion der tie
seal u sic Govt 10 directed and delivered do here
BY give public notice q eli eTsos claiming said properly
or snv part thereof a. any interested therein
that tev u and app before tie said. the District
Court ofihe United State he bell he city q
dianapoll end for the District or Indiana o. The ..
Monday Ct February neat. O'Clock Of tia oEecoou
day. then and teeTe = rtcrposs their claims and
make their allegations ~ thai behalf
b. @. R0SE, L. :. Marshal
b s. BrGEtO~. Deputy
ioHx r. RIA. Clerk Sehs-dlS,
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NO. 2li)
TINTED STATES or AMERICA. DISTRICT OF IN


IT. rTED STATES or AMERICA. DISTRICT OF IN
u DIANA. $:
WiUREAs, \ lihei iufOTrsiOn has Teen died Ia the
District Ccuii Of the ni.cd within aud ioT
the Seventh Crcg u,d District Of Indiana. the 18th
day o. Jaausrv 1855 ~ .Olli i4iilia- p T.,
for Tie Tn ted Sia~> Tor The District - Indiana. >
the following, described credits and .icc william
j. HOlccHO. tO-wi.: i,-dr fT,i-soTs >0is>. all dated
March sub. 1851 or = - 90, sc psvzl. IA !, . ard
4.yedr respectively, from tii- IL - OBJ 1881 with in
tereSt; >ait ncfc- gwen ty t0r j. Oaks
SETH Way and by him aisied atd frs>ierred 90 said
lilo comb and by gage certain res estate
Lspori. County, Inana for VOL t'c u he powers Of
At ~ Congress. sPprv' 81 iule - is2, entitled An
act - suppress irrecton, {" punh ir"sSon and rebel
on L. seize aud cont>cae he property efs.be and Tor
other purpose and praying process against said propey
snd that the naS be condemned and sold
riemes property
Now therefore, in pursuance Of the monticn under the
seal said court directed and delivered do here
by give public ncice 80 al persons lan said propriy
ANY part thereof, any interested therein
that they he and appear before the said District Court
the United States 10 e beld the city Of indianapolis
IN ard for the District q Indiana, The third Monday
February neNi. = O'Clock 81 forenoon lha;
day then and there lntepose their claims and
their alleg ations ia that behalf
ID. @. ROSE. L. s. Marshal.
Per l. :. BIsELow Deputy.
Attest:
JOHN II. RIA. Clerk. feh3-dl4t
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WANTED.

4 AAA CORDS OF WOOD CHOPPED; THE
.D2fTb tirf er i situated three miles south Of
wahng'o0 street. the Naii~op turnpike. for hch
vii aiy from 90 cent 90 81 per cord IN ca>h 1hoS
wish NJ work VIII p.essc cal on he unde- gucd. or al
j. D. IrNi,> livery able, Cor fur her particulars.
tfE0 ". NAXFIELD,
kcsldeuce W. I76 North Tennessee street.
ian 26-F.f
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DISSOLUTION.


rVyaE CO-PARTNEkSHIP heretofore existing under
the title o: Il. \. FLErCBKs & Co., has this day ex-
piTed by limitation Mr. ~. A. Fletcher retires from the
firm. Ja' NJ Hume and T. y. Lord alone author
ired 20 use the name OF aid firm in liqui alton
II. A. FLETCHER,
j. N HUME,
=. y. LORD
VIZ, the undersigned, have this DAY formed Co Part,
nership under the hTm name Of Hume 4 Lord" aud
will continue Dry Goods Trade az the Trade Palace
Nos IS and 3s West Washington street. Mr. Fletcher
may be found az Counting Room.
JAMES ". HUME,
jaa20 div EDGAR - LORD.
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DRICK FOR sAIr.-Inqu:re Of
ID -~ps-s2~s NcktRSAS ftERCE
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INSUR AECE.
EiGArY-fIFTn SeMl-AhNUAl EXPOSE.
JANUARY, 1853.
lETNi INSURANCE COMPANY.
or HARTFORD, CONNECTICUT.


ASSETS, 1864.
Market Value.
Cash, Treasur, Notes and Certificate on hand
and deposited call and in agents hands SASS SCI ~
Bank stock Of New York, Hart ford, Boston.
So I.oui~. Philadelphia and other places. Dos sol 90
T. : and state Stocks, of Kentucky, New
Jersey, Ohio, Michigan. New York and In
diana 567 495 90
City r. nd>, New York. Brooklyn. Hartford
Rochester. Jersey and Milwaukee. 237, leo 90
Railroad Stock. Hartford and New Haven
Connecticut Rive ani Boston and Wor-
1858 90
M0rtssge Bonds. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. l70.4 35 90
state # Connecticut. temporary oan...- 100 Coo
Real Estate, unncumbcred ......... -. 9G3 -
81 ,6S3 10 80
LIABILITIES.
Losses uuadjast and not due, SlsS,059 ~
January Dividend paid 1890. l5O, eco 90 1929 O39 u
4
Duiy worn 10. Hartford Jan. !, iS6S
espcc sy solicit, aud will take pleasure attending
e. youi insurance want
isi. 2Gd4w WI HkNDf R>oN. agent
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WANTED.
A G. e N T. s
& Onst ntIy wnnte a


WANT INDUSTRIOUS AND ACTIVE MEN TO
il canvass the country thorough Is. and c~ro~f.
medicine will every family am employing agents
canvass, foot. 800 sud with horse and buggy use
per Agent. required "a furnish horses ard
bugges.
In sddt the shove salary cefry all esIen-rS IN
cident the business u slc and hcalui
occupation for young giving them good o,prr
tuny 10 make money wi bout the possibility Of
ing loss sccruiug from selling coFmission
Applicants hoUd sgpls IN person. sddresS ~ fur
Their information he desired the proprietor by letter
No one viii he employed fer less than year.
ard will into n written tract 10 that escs.
shall require security in all cases II OF ;trson-
ally acquainted with the applicant. shall inirus; IN
his custody money mecicineS books receipts
amount OF from $500 to - o0o. J. ". FROST.
Jan 9-c&w3rn indianapo.i Indiana
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600 Tuus ysaied Hey;
2, 900 Bush. Ear Corn. ia bulk:)
2,00O :. Oats. On bnlk)
To delivered the L. : Forasing House. Indian
apoiis, Ind
The hay 20 be good clear timathy-hard pressed
each bale 10 weigh Lot less than 81 o ounis
None but well filed clean oats, and sound merchant
able corn will BE- received.
One-thiri IS OF each BE delivered (o days;
one-third n in tweny 20 days, and balance N thirty
800 days iTOm date con rsct
Each bid bs accompanied nv sufficient guaranty
for its faithful Performance
Form Of bid md cusrsnty lie had al tins Office.
No bid will be enter aimed foT less than SO tuns hsy.
500 bushels COM aud $40 bushels Oats.
jan2n did JAMES \. EKIS, A. Q. ". L. 5. A.
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Supreme Court Dscrsion..
JANUARY 81. lSt

JANlAkl 81, IcbS.
Elijah RanIy v. Elizabeth Bush ct al. Clay g.
G.. Affirmed.
Same V. Nancy Jewet ct al. Clay c. AT
frmed
Peter Wood Y. The State Marion G. r. he
versed.
FEBRUARY ,. 1863
Commissioners of F.oyd County v Cook Day.
Flovd c p Affirmed | per cent.
Hannah Percy V. John Percy. Monroe Q p.
Affirmed.
John Percy Y. Hannah Percy. Monroe c p.
Reversed.
Robert NJ Galloway The State Monroe
G. L Reversed.
Frederick SNYDER v John Studibaker Wells
c. G. Affirmed.
Elizabeth Bennett ct al v Demosthenes Black.
Wells Z. C.. Affirmed.
Horace Corlin y. Alexander +. Flack. Mar
shall G. @ Affirmed per cent.
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PROPOSALS.
S e a d PROPOSAL Is.

UARrERNA>Tkk's DEPARTMENT, [ 5. Al
ipdisuai os. Ind. Jar u. 1853
-tEALED PROPOSALS WILL b. RECEIVED AT THIS
- Mice until l""cl OK. :. NJ. >s'urday. cath Jan.
1854, for
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Ate =.
JoFTN " RIA. Clerk
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-10-09

AMUSEMENTB.
WALLACK's .
w Proprietor and Manager MT Wal!ack
Stage Manager Mr. j. Lester Wailack
open 7k commences at 74 curtain
at O'Clock precisely.
The performance will terminate to II O'Clock.
THE HIGHLY SuCCESSFUL AND ATTRAcTIvE
NEW PLAY EVERY NIGHT DURING THE WEEK,
BOX BOOK OPEN A WEEK IN ADVANCE.
PLACES MAY NOW BE SECURED FROM to L.
THIS EVENING
the drama, in i've entitled
R0SEDALE;
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THK soJoURNiNG PLACE or THE MULTITUDE Is
GREAT ORIENTAL CONCERT HALL
tJl biyadwav above Bleet kerl.
Will be- hroen f0r inspection this week comprising AL
the ose0 cs ~ tne nintoeuta ccnturyW srUIs Pocis
Sir ara philosophers The nsremenf have also
kccufcd tse serycrs ~ a irrnsle representative
FkOA ZACH STATE IN TIE UNION
attend 70 thr wants OF ratrunsthe lower of the
Wetern paire the hooning belle o. the nountsinoustA
aud tan ltCiuuH brunette 81 thr sunny South.
FRFsu NOVELTIES ADDED NIGHTLY.
No Expenditure Vii b. spared 10 The Great oriental
Concert Han tic wing point or beauty aud fashion.
Bythsis nigntly performs all
music OF the Gay Admission iros. FRANK BURNS.
A LhNNDNN CARD
Th~ has The IN announcing that,
agter nauy rcss be has At length succcsdad
rok oSE WEEK ONLY.
with .-....
NADINE MARIE MAcsRTE.
OF whu~ Astonishing perarnhnccs N The ghes schoo of
equestrian woaid BE- superdu0as 90 diate on as her
fame ana reputation patent the public Of both hens
MADAME MARIE xAcAgrE
MONDAY. october H.
W two OF her most brilliant performance VITA her famous
trainei mar.
BLACK BESs
There VIII ne no sdrance in the prsees Of admission
no TliB ruRArRlc,L PROFESSION WAIVED.
j s'vefal utility pepr and sdstnosd
tusineafo spstlsl hpes for tie Adgse.s
aohn Jofis HOLIDAY street fEc-tfe, BaAmors. sigat
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