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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-01-19
NOTICE,

To wP seou. George c DixaD. as Trustee ofwiliiam
EnderS; Ia ham william Fnders, George G
Dixon, W Stripe. q. Trustee Of Alexander;
Green Frskine John Bas less James BayIess
Ctspin q Lee, \ Ill SID r. Ficklin Lucas X " ooley
II Graham ogden, Brownelt & Co. william Rad
dick, III AmSisn assignee q J " Stimpson Jsr-es
Nehihben. g VI Aye, Job Dean:
You are Hereby no;insd hat there Is nov On hle in
the ofee o. the CLERK Of the District Court OF Lee
County, Iowa, At Keekuk. the petition Of N. c Hal
s'ed, claiming hat che James III Ried exec uted to
ope Henry Neptos mortgage upon real estate des
CRIED as Tie north east quarter Of the northeast
quarter or the south quarter Of Section twenty
SIX, To snship ti1iyfve. North Of Range I've, West
IL Lee county Iowa. which mortgage assigned TO
cue John Lynch VITO forecosed he same. and bid in
said real estse at sherr7s sale and Afterwards con
reyed the 10 paintE and that you have or claim
soe interest part said real estate which is sub
sequent 70 the said mortgage AID made p.tie
t. sad foreclosure suit aid praying Tat you be e
anired 10 eesm the and IN gefanlt thereof your
interest and righi Of REDEMPTION in the said land be
foreelosed and extinsuishec. and for other relief
Unless you appear and answer ther-to on or before
noon Of the second day OF The of said Cour
to be holden the first Aondsy ef February 1855,
default will be entered against you and judgment ana
decree rendered thereon
NOBLE STRONG,
dec2l-dsw Attorney for PLAINTIFF.
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To John VI. Wilsey:
You hereby notified that there's now on Gle In
the office Of the Clerk Of the District Court Of Lee
county, Iowa, nj keokuk, petition Of L. ID. Brown
claiming Of you Twenty-Five Hundred and Eighty
seven Dollars upon promissory note made BY Will
am Ruddick andss. Whey and endors by you and
praying for q writ Of attachment.
And unless You appear and thereto on or be-
fore noon the second day Of the term the said
Court 10 begun and holden at Keokuk on the nr.t
Monday OF February. A. D. 1864 default aud judg-
ment will be entered gainsf you.
NOBLE STRONG
JanS-d4w Attorneys for Plaintiff
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YANKEE NosHuss.-Tbe noshun thu,
skuie houses are cheaper than stats
prizins.
The noshun that men are bettar oro,
to rase than anything else.
The noshun that people who have
branes enough kant be governed by snn -
body but themselves.
The uoshun that the world is the mar.
kit for mans wits.
The noshun that if you can't make q
man think azyou do, try to make him do
az you think.
The noshun that the United States is
liable at emmy time to be doubled, but amt
liable at any time to be divided.
The Dosbun that Uncle Sam kan tbrash
bis own children when they need it, and
kan thrash the whole world beside when
tina need it.
Tue noshun that the Yankees ara !.
foreordained rase, and kant be kept from
speeding and striken in. eny more than
turpendne when it wunce gets luce
[Josh Billings.
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STATES MARSHAL'S

UsiJxn STATES oy ANERIcAl
D1tTRET Iowa.
By virtue II an execution 70 me directed Issued by
thetierk ofthe uistict Court cf the United States for
the Southern division of the District of Iowa and
against ;. Fl. Bradley In favor CT George Bliss
have levied upon and will sell TO the hi CHEST bid
der 81 the door OF the Clerks Once OF the Disiet
Court Of The United sssiex for the District Iowa s
keosuk. in said District. ths .sth day OF January,
A D. 1854, between the hours Of O'Clock. A NJ
AID u'elock Of sad day. the following prop
efty tow lot No l. "a Block No III + In Decatur
Chvi alo the Sc quarter 81 Section Tlll Township
t6sl Range 2Il couissaing eo acres ali o. the above
property is in Decatur coubty- Iowa
TAKEN aud levied upon as the property of s. n.
Bradley, 10 satisfy said writ % exeeutlaR.
Ii. III. H0XIE. u s. Marshal,
BY n. FELTON,, DKPurE.
Keotuk. December %. ise3.-ld4w
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n RIGINAL NOTICE.

To John Porter and Wmi W. Beltnsp:
You are hereby notified that Thoms az M.r,in
ofthe defer dants In the suit Of John Porter =. G
". 6slknsp. and others pending In District Co,r, =:
his and cross bin against YOU c,siins a
reason 1T forth in said bill that be sboais b
permitted 70 pay onhalf Of the dent due plaintiff
thereupon nave undivided hisf Of The land a..
efioed 70 The PLAINTIFFS petiiion released from NJ
lpiainur mortgage. and aiso pray that The deera
- sas0 cause may order that certain note Of said
cancelled and held for Doushs unless the said Beknsn
shall pay the sum found due plainsif.
Unless appear scd said petition on or be-
fore noon of the second day Of the February term 1854
OF said District Court, decree win be entered
you according 10 tie prayer u said cross bill.
RANKIN d McCRARY
Attorneys for said Martin.
Let publication Of this original notice Ia this case be
"a ads In the Denly Gate City" according to law
CHARLES DORRR, CLERK
BY Epw. MUMs, Deputy.
January 7tIe64-d4v
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stone IN the BLADDER, Calculus. q Fn
sefs Brick Duet Deposits, Ac., &C.,

Diseases srtsnE fraI faulty lon-,n the one
case being loo Little, and accompanied BY se eere psfh
and the other TOO p,Ufrse seereion-which viii BE-
speedily euses ky the
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-12-28
The Great Expedition

The destination Of the great expedition which
left Fortress Monroe on the 18th inst under Al
Inral Porter, is now known almost to a certain
~. 4 Telegram from the rebel General Bragg.
dated az Fort Fsher. says the feet in sight
Of that place last Wednesday The inference
readily formed is that an attack on the defences
Of Wilmington would commence very soon. The
city itself is thirty four miles inland on the Cape
Fear River, and owing to dangerous shoals is in
accessible from the sea. except by vessels Of light
draft. The Qualifications OF The harbor arc dc
scribei a. follows:
Or Federal Point j. located the celebrated
Fort Fisher, Que OF the largest earthsorks Of ils
style ia the Confederacy Its armament is un
equaled in range or efficiency. IL mounts about
hlty guos. many OF them Oh. heaviest Blakely
titles: Near il are number Of small works.
called watery batteries. all mounting guns Of
heavy ealibre. Similar works exist oppo
site Fort Fisher the guns Of which
mingie their fire with that OF the
fort Together. these works command dis
lance Of six miles. three ia each direction. There
il formidable earthwOrk little further up the
coast. near the lighthouse. the guns Of which
cover the seward approach 10 the New Inlet bar
entrance Near Fort Fisher, a battery placed
upon an artificial sand hill threatens much an
noyance to our fleet It. guns are able 10
throw plugging sho. "a we'll as projectlcs. far
out. seward. This il "A most dangerous work
The entrance by way Of New Inlet Is 30 situated
and guarded by heavy artillery. that vessels Mt
tempting TO &c 10. or by the forts. would be
subjected 10 a tremendous cross FIRE The heavy
fTgates. whose draft OF water precluded their
crossing the bar must Of necessity remain ou,
side the beach The ground over which the
heavy vessels must fight Is trae over two
miles from Fort Fisher. yet it i within effective
range at moderate elevation of the guns On
Zeek's Island, opposite Fort Fisher, there il said
70 exist = small water battery. mounting nine
guns. The entrance by the Western bar is also
strongly defended At Oak Island Bold Head
the southern extremity of Smiths Island. and
Battery Island. are mounted guns. and. in add
ton 20 these, Fort Caswell, with five sides and
sixty guns, and Fort johnson. The river il
doubtless blocked up with sunken vessels and
iorpedoes.
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The Honesty OF the Hepubi tcaa
Leaders.

In the Weed Opdyke trial. now going on in
New York samuel Churchill, a Government
contractor. testified that in the spring of s62 he
bad a contract with the QulrtermasIer ri Phila.
depha 10 furnish 5000 fast blue dyed army
coats. 10 which contract Mr. Opdyke was inter.
ested The goods could only be found a,
Opdykes store, sud 80 the contract was sold TO
that gentleman, al the rate OF shilling for each
coat. The delivery was made IN Philspelph.a
VIM Z Churchill. brother of the above also
testified Had executed several Government
contracts. Sold eontrac, TO Opdyke Henry
;. Spaeidiug. OF the frm o! Spaulding, Hunt 4
CO.. also had dealings with Opdske. aud had had
some difficulty in getting his money Thomas
Smith. elothier. had received a contract from
Opdyke Zoe 5000 oEsrco4ts received pay for
only II 500. OPdyke paid witness 81 50 for
each coat. the Government price being SO 81
Thomas T. Csthcari. clothing manufacturer.
also bad dealings with Mr. opdyke in the con.
tract line The sun total Of contracts in which
Mr Opdske vas interested at various times. was
about $1,000 900. Mr.. opdyke's profits we're
about eliza 600. The contracts were al fairly
executed Gin Eccpirer
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that ia road 4 built 10 franklin u viii be eI
tended 40 a. 70 connect With the Ciacinnan
road. and thus give ~ communication Eith that
CITY Bot What Of that In q short time the
communication With Cincinnsii will De OF no
consequence - ~. aud N II vas, could ne not
hsve it a. vel through Indianapolis as through
Franklin
ASorHKR MiLuAEY ARREsr Mr.. Caiien, one
Of tie editors Of dhe Decatur adams county
Eagle, ~as arrested on Monday, The 18Th insi.'
bg order Of the Provost Marshal Of that district,
and has been placed in military prison 10 await
bis trial. The oaense u Mr. 0allen IS not
known
Stare PRINrKx The Richmond Broadaxe, d
decided and ultra Republican paper. makes the
fonowing comments 10 regard 70 the state
Pdntership.
ss The Palladium dou't ike what &C said Last
week about the election Of Bill Holloway % toe
Office OF State Printer, and accuses US OF tra
ducing MS PIRATE character. IL Is nothing new
for the Palladium 10 jump 70 the defense OF the
Holloways. But We said nothing about HE
private character Everybody who knows any
thing about IL, knows that IL would be disgrace
70 the State 20 elect Holloway to the ONCE OF
State Printer The people here know u as well
IS elsewhere The Palladium says be -
practical and experienced printer. De IS
neither, aud nothing bot practical gas pipe
We repeat that the Legislature would begin
badly the important work they have 10 perform
this wiHter by selecting such man As Holloway
for state Printer and that they should scrutinize
closely the character Of the man whom tney
select
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DAILY SENTINEL.
WEDNESDAY MORNING. DECEMBER q


The new call Tor three hundred thousand men
has no reference or application to previous
drafts. II has no reference 10 the deficiencies
o. the last call Tor Eve hundred thousand mer
The object OF the present call "a to raise the
number Of troops designated. aud each district,
county or township. vii be compelled 70 fur
Bish lie quota vithou, regsrd TO previous alloi
nents. II the allotment Of each district il not
provided for, voluntarily. by the 18th Of Febru-
sry ne1t. then nil come the memorable draft
and IL Is probable that such amendments will be
made to the eIissrg las that there will be nc
relief no substitution. for those conscripssd OF
drafted. and who nay be subject TO military
At
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SrArE ITEMS.
= Says the Madison Courier:

- Says the Madison Courier:
The amount of income taxes collected ia ) ef
ferson county for The months OF November and
December was S37 las -
= Ten Ger cent collected and paid over To the
United States, Ss446 Making altogether S37
$50 O.
= Amount collected in Jennings. a., 7S9. -;
bartholomew. $ls.O3l ~; S~itzerlsnd. $40 .sl9.
- Total amount collected in the four counties,
for November end December. s79.472S SO
- Amount assessed for January. in the above
counties on whisky alone is over 1852 900.
= Abou, four hundred people in vigo county,
pay special income tax The highest we have
noticed paid by single individual il se5s.I0.
"A Sscoud National Bank ia to be started
j In Terre Hsute. under the management Of some
OF the most active and inaueaIial capitalists Of
that err.
"A steam mill was burned in LaPorts county
last week. Loss $1,000.
The Messrs Goa. Of Dearborn county. each
paid an income tax Of $4,000 for 1903 which
showed gain OF oTsr $4,000 each. o. 7.
Cohb, OF the sNuie county. paid $4,000, which
places bis income AZ over 10000 for that ,car
- fhe Jacksonville Railn,ai has received
orders to prepare for the transportation 10 Indi-
annapolis from Louisville, Of 10000 additional
prisoners. csueh. IN Thomas tfap near a.hsille
The road has already transported over Nrce
thousand Of Hood men 10 Indianapolis
= The Sullivan Democrat SAYS louf men
O'Haser. Leach. Frank Newkirk and Wm Hold
son. have been arrested for the murder OF fetch
e. Freeman The Democrat also gives an &C
count Of large haul OF burglars Al John Phelps
ferry. on the Wabash They Sere principally
desersers. and tired upon the soldiers Who went
20 arrest then, woundiug one One Of their
party was Killed. The prisoners thirteen in
number, have been sen, 20 Indianapolis
The Morgan Gazette Is advocating direct
railroad communication between MartiDssi!le and
indianapolis. Il remarks ia favor o. the enter
prime.
Having a direct communication With IN
.!.apolls- &c sOg.d have Gssect connection with
al t1e principal elite. east, north ana south and
through Nhcennes the great West vail be open
90 u Indianapolis i destined % be the great
wholesale market TOT the centFal part ot Indiana
And merchants would enjoy direct road
Ga the other band. railroad simply % Franklin
woald dolly give a rocad about connection
wigh The vers place " al Others should ui.h
60 have connection With We would reap
none Of the peculiar benefits OF a terminus
such a TIE estabiishmeut " extensive ma
chine shops aud i0undues IL sould be
10 great cOnnsctiug link. and. therefore. would
never become passenger route Only such per
sons ~ bad business would ever sIsit the town
and xOsl1 obtain notoriety that would at
tract attention abroad II We have monev 10 CT
pend IN building 4 railroad i would oe the pai;
of wisaom 70 expend * IN bGildiUg tbe road tbag
would be Of the greatest advantage 10 rs True
rosd 20 Franklin i better than no road II all
Jest on tho same principal that half loaf Is
better than 20 bread IL Is claimed. we know
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Att SORTS oF PARAGRAPHS.


Life : short. sus there IS aiwsys time Cor
courtesy.
Weston virginia oil well. are worth $40
600 900
Paris fashions represent bonneis a. still
very small 10 everything but price.
The College ofNew Jersey has conferred
the degree Of l. L D. upon Mr. Lincoln.
Can any civil engineer informss Why il Is
that the mouths OF fivers are longer than their
hesdsY
Il life .stntence--eon6nemen during the
War.
Mrs. Boussel. residing in Philadelphia gave
birth on Tuesday last 10 two girls and boy
The father Of the triPless is sixty years OF age
Josh Billings ssys: "Tew bring up a child
10 the way he should go-tFayel that way your
self" Solomon couldn't improve on that.
The Uniform OF the New london police j.
described as consisting Of a wreath aud a number
on a cap.a shield on the breast and silver buck
led belt round the wrist An exchange thinks IL
may be very pretty, but decidedly cool in the
winter reason.
Miss Bremen confirms the cruelty and cum
ming of the Swedish crows. 4 few crows will
beset a number of hens. kill them. and then tear
them open 70 eat the yet unlad eggs A fisher
man said that, finding his lines on one occasion
all ia confusion, he watched and saw the crows
come and pull up he books with their claws from
uuder the water and eat of the baits
"My Dear Butler" writes Lincoln, my Dear
Lincoln" writes Butler the two correspond
with each other. We appreciate the, joke. says
the Millersburg Farmer, by considering hon lear
they have both been 20 the country.
"A Gentleman writing from pari. sag. lie haa
witnessed an exhibition of system Of teaching
the deaf and dumb to speak. A little girl, the ear
lest who had received tuition, was able 70 speak
few sentences in French. The pupils are tsug ht
by means of the hand alphabet 10 form their
mouth and place their tongue in a certain posi-.
ton aud when once they get the right sound, by
encouragement they retain i for future use
MIR Seward says Years ago. when living
~ Auburn. ! was somewhat ast0uished AZ learn
ing through the newspapers that the wines OF
Daniel Webster had been sold az auction AZ
Washington, bringing 500 Bot large as this
sum appeared to me then, ! learned to-day the
purchases of one colored man az the Iales of
Lord Lyons wines amounted To nearly three
thousand dollars" The eoloIed man was Mr.
Normley who caters for tho glyers Of dinner
parties in Washington.
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humanity OF gen. Dodge.

The 81 Louis papers state that Gen Dodge
Who has superseded Gen Rosecrans in the com
mand Of the Department OF Missouri, has liberia.
ted number OF persons who were confined by
martial lsw during the sway Of bis predecessor.
Several ladies were among those who were thus
restored 70 freedom and We can realize how
blessed the boon musi have been 10 them, for
more than one weak victim OF arbitrary arrest
aud Imprisonment his related 70 Us her expert
ence OF suffering in Federal dungeon Il is not
often that We have an opportunit, 70 applaud the
sets Of those whom Mr Lincoln selects for the
administration OF martial law. ard il is for that
reason that We alluie especially to this fair be.
ginning on the part of Gen. Dodge Il j. sen
timeni among soldiers that brave man : gen
orally a humane man, and II l. equally true that
tyrsnt j. most always coNsrd-Nsle York
Mrs
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-12-28
H-The Cincinnati Commercial has adyanc,

its subscription price TO regular subscribers 10
Csc week. when delivered. and to sl2 year
by mail IL states that the whole of the advance
will 20 20 paper manufacturers AID that !. will
not realize from Il a single dollar profit. The
advance in pspsris owing in great measure TO
a combination among the manufacturers. One
remedy for the evil would be the abolition Of the
impos, duty on paper. a. 90 revenue il derived
from the prohibitory tax
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= rIxELY INyrNrIoN.
nom ,he Richmond Sentinel. December q

Prom she Richmond Sentinel, December 20.
There is now in successful operation at the
Confederate States Laboratory. in this city. a
machine capable of turning out three hundred
and forty thousand percussion caps in eight hours
hlling and pressing them. The fastest machine
used in the United States, of which we have any
knowledge. is Wright's patent, which only turns
out thirty thousand in ten hours. The champion
Confederate machine. machnes-as there
two Of them-are capable Of turning out an
amount Of work by three hands that formerly
required one hundred operative
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-12-28

lFrom tse washing;en Republic.
seven Reasons Why New England
WIN Pro bly, be ..Lest outin the
Cold" m Settling the new French
rglssfou.

There are seven good reasons why the sue
cessoT Of Mr. Dayton will not he appointed from
New England. namely. that she already has
seven fret class missions, as follows:
Mr. Adams. of Massachusetts, TO England
ME Motley. OF Massachusetts,. TO Australia.
Mr.. Bariingame. Of Massachusetts,. 10 Chiaa
Mr.. Marsh. of Vermont. 10 Italy
Mr.. Pike OF Maine. 10 Netherlands
Mr.. Sanford. Of Connecticut. to Belgium.
Hr. Pogg. Of New Hsnpshire 10 sS,,rsrlsra
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-12-28

From the Richmond vhig, Dec col
For the last week ending on SUNDAY. the 18th
instant. leo odd Yankee deserters entered our
lines, the most of them influenced by General
Order No. 90. which nsures safe conduct
through the Coniederacy To the border. aud
return OF the deSerIers 20 their native State
\ batch OF several hundred returning pilgrims.
seeking their native and adopted land. left Rich
mond las, week. aud ere now are across the Dor.
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THE LARGEST AND MOST EFFICIENT
GRAND OPERA COMP ~ THE
ENTIRE WORLLS

THE LARGEST AND MOST EFFICIENT
GRAND OPERA COMP ANY ~ THE
ENTIRE WORLn~
MILE MARIE FRIEDRICH.
Pru.s DONNA.
MADAME BERTHA IoHANNsEN.
- rrima Donna,
MILE SOPHIE DZIUBA.
Prha soubrctt-. from imperial Opera House,
Vienna
MILE PAULINE CANISSA,
Prir soubretie.
MADAME MARGARET ZIMMERMAN,
Seconda Donna.
MADAME PAULINE BERGER.
Seconds Donna
N. FRANZ HIMMER,
NJ. THEODORE HABELNAS,
Tenor Lyric.
SIG GIUSEPPE TAMARO.
Tenor Lyric, Royal Opera. Milan.
KARL FORMES,
The renowned Basso.
JOSEPH HERMANS,
The celebrated Basso ProfunGo.
VI. ISODORE LEHMAN,
Primo Baritone, Royal Opera, Berlin, first season
ia America.
b. HEINRICH STElNECEE.
NJ. ANTON GRAFT,
Basso BuHc
81 Charles Viereck. n Alphonse Urchs.
NJ. Edourd Haimer. 81 Otto Lehman.
MISS THERESA WOOD,
Premier Dansegse
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In announcing this yep brief season, the Director begs
10 express his regret that engagements % many months
existence positively preclude longer stay On Satur
day. December 81, the Grand opera starts Tor Chicago,
where they will have 10 appear Noncoy January "a.
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- vide spread the continent Of North America But
the browning glory Of his life remains be attained In
bis discovery, or rather combination. for he does not
claim 10 have been the discoverer Of CEDRON I,
which Is the basis Of the 20 the pu
lie That honor belongs 10 the native inhabitants of
Central America, 10 whom its virtues have been known
for more than two hundred years. Armed with it. the
Indian bids defiance to the deadly malaria and
handles without isar the most yenomous serpents III,
belief with then that while there Is breath n the bod,
the Cedron is potent 10 cure, what the
m
While Dr. Bull is prepared TO endorse this el,rsva
CANT pretenson, he Is nevertheless satisfied from
thorough examination Of the evidence relating TO ito
virtues, that a. remedy and preventative OF all dis
arising from exposure either TO change OF weather
or climate, or 20 missnatie influences, Il stands
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NOTICE.
LOST.

n oSrs-On Pennsylvania or Washington street, ..
II Thursday morning, . blue snameiled chaislsin'
pin. Tbs nnser Win - literally owartsd b. esayin.
tat THIS OFfIcE.
cccc7-i2t
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NEE GRAND CHoRUS.

members Of
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n 9>Tke sale u secured ~il commence Wed
1esd.y UlorllrS 81 v O'Clock AZ Beni<a Co.'S Xrso
'tore, corner o, nIino1s aai wAsh.nliOa street.
der
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-12-28

The Operas selected are stfonges: In the Roper
TORE Of the Grand Opera Company asd viii Be given
here with the entire CAST Chorus Orchestra Cos
tunes appoint ments, &C. lately performed BY this
Company IN the Academies - S-w YORK BOston, Ph!la-
delrhia ana ELSEWHERE.