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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-06-13
MISCELLANEOUS ADVERTISEMENTS.
AS 8 AY OF FL Q f
OF
II n A r r Is,
ArLB, PAUL & CO.'S BANKING HOUSE
Gold Hill, n. Il.

THE undersigned, established as ASsayer eight
/ years in California, and for two years in No
y.ds Territory, is now at Gold Hill, where be
Will attend to any business entrusted TO him with
promptness and dispatch.
Gold. Silver and Ores Of every
description Assayed,
and returns of Bullion made within six hours in
Bars or Coin, OF the option of depositors.
For correctness Of his Assays, no refers to
,I 1rovor t. CoIgate New York
b. Behrend & Co.. Ne" 1ork'
Davidson e. Berri. .-..... San Francisco.
:. parTott A. Co... San Francisco.
"a S.,bor 4 RI San Franchise.
/" TnJIant A. San Francisco.
REYNOLDS. Refs & Co... San Francisco.
b. +. Hastings e. Co.....--. Sacramento.
d., Mills e. Co. Sacramento
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Decker s. Jewett. harysSiiIe.
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MAYNARD Flood. --.Goio niii.
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Charges ut san Francisco Rnfea;,
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]. BARNERT g. CO.,
SAN FRANCISCO

Call the attention OF their friends and the public 10
general 10 the
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ALHARIS D. PAUL d. L. BLISS. ". n hAh-A'
ALMAR1N P A U L & CO.,
MIXERS,
NoLD HILL, n. T.-sIGHT DRAFTS "a B;
" Davidson & Berr San Francisco; u. U; Mills
Co. Sacramento; j, c. Birdseye 4 Co. Nevada:
Decker Jewett Marysville. Bullion Bought and
Advances made same. Legal Tenders Bou8nt
and Sold. General, Special and Time Deposits Re
chased jnp
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For Sale.

A TOWN LOT IN GOLD HILL, SITUATE ON
N Telegraph Street, nearly opposite the Petauma
MILL joining on the south to J. Gagnons lot and con-
tanning 50 feet by 100 feet or less Also Dwell
ling House and Bakery CHEAP FOR CASH. For
further particulars inquire Of P. Plant Proprietor at
the Sapphire MIL or to l.. G. A. Coursollei, at Lang
toms Express ONCE, In Gold Hill.
myi4 m LG. A. COCRS0LLES. Agent.
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~ Oi>'N' - ' D. K KORN, Sec'y.
Gold Hill, June u, 1854. Jul3 I'd
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1864-07-13

promoted to field officers from this COM
pany our relations were most intimate and
satisfactory Col. MCoy and myself
were at one time aspirants for the nomina-
ton. for Register of this county, and after
being himself beaten lie was manly and gen
erous enough 10 use his utmost endeavors
TO promote the success Of the nominee.
He is now settling down TO the practice OF
law and we feel confident he will succeed.
That gallant looking officer Major Burk
was reading law under our direction when
this unfortunate war broke out, he changed
ms Blackstone for blanket, musllet and
knapsack and comes home with as good
record as any man need wish TO have.
Our acquaintance with AdJutant !-Itz-
niger is Of long standing. We were an
I inmate Of his fathers house when he was
! born and We can cheerlully bear testimony
! TO his good conduct ever since. lie went
/ out with this company as drummer boy,
! and now comes home as a field officer and
q very popular and deserving one AT that.
/ He has energy and capacity ana Nc have
no doubt he viii succeed in the civil walk
OF life, as we'll as he did in the army.
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1864-07-13
DLamOgnAr 1AIID SIaLTIMIaAo

Secondly-That from population of
twentythree millions, not more than five
hundred thousand can be advantageously
diverted from the pursuits of productive
industry to the profession of arms, and
even this proportion was found excessive
during the Napoleonic wars.
Thirdly - That nothing so speedily
tends to exhaust the military strength and
depress the military spirit Of a people,
as successtce calls for men IN exaggerated
"ann5ers, 'nqde'' tie promise that eCtch cat
,clU be the last.
tourthiy-That when the maximum
number OF men who can be profitably di-
Verted from the pursuits of productive in
dustry, has been reached, the military
efficiency must be sought in ,cise General
shalo-in the careful outstanding of resour-
ces, and in the concentration Of forces.
rather than in the multiplication of troops.
The reader can judge for himself
whether the country can much longer hold
up against the policy of the Administra-
ton In the conduct Of this war.
The terrible sacrifice Of human life in
the prosecution of the war. avowcdly for
the abolition Of slavery, and not for the
mantainance of the Union, or the preser-
walton Of that bond of union, the Com
stitution, but besides to continue and re-
tam power for purposes Of agrandiSement
by wicked and taithless public servants
who have violated every sworn Obligation
and every principle OF political and mill
tafy economy. The people were willing
TO bear up under all and every demand
as long as there was a hope left for the
| preservation Of our country and al. honest
/ purpose guiding our Administration but
finding no spec Of that hope, and continn-
ally casting the g drag net over the men
OF the country, for Meu' l. ic md thea, mon
cg, are beginning to calculate on the e
normltles OF the past, and preparing to pro
toct themselves for the ultimate future
1t our leaders reflect in time, that they
may not push their mad policy too far
for the people, in their sovereign majesty
may deem the time at hand ''when sell
preservation is the first law Of nature. -
Such 4 time, should il come, will brin.
with It terrible retribution.
Yours Respectfully,
ID. il &.
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1864-07-13
Company A. IEih Reserves.

What was left of this magnificent com
pany which went off to Camp Wright
from this town, something over three
years since. has recently come home, and
about TO resume their usual ayocations.
The many battles they haze fought and
the hardships they have undergone in
camp and field have reduced their number
so much that only nine of the original
company have returned We probably
should have noticed their coming sooner,
but we think it is better now We thought
II composed as much intelligence, mental
aud physical ability as any company in
Pennsylvania With those gentlemen
who by their conduct and gallantry were
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1864-07-13
JOuNsToWN, july -, 1864.
Yours Respectfully,
ID. i. &.

Nix. EDITOR Il was disappointed lasl
week by not seeing a notice OF the annual
exhibition at st. AayicT's, OH the pre-
ceedins Thursday, III your journal, par
tlcularly as | observed Il number OF your
citizens III attendance. Not wishing to
allow such an important occasion 20 al
together unnOt!ced, from the fact that it
Is an institution patronised extensively by
Cambria County. | will with your per
mission, give your readers a brief account
Of the exercises &c, during the late eN-
hibition.
The location OF this accadcmy is beau
utul, being situate about three miles from
latrobr, and eight from ccrsburg. The
grounds are beautifully laii out, and d, CO.
rated with trees and sl.rubbery Of various
kinds; tcn-pin alley, swings &c, for
exercise, and the prospect commanding IN
extensive view of the surrounding country,
Is everything that could be desired. Re
moved from the busy world, Il young
lady lacks no opportunity to become pro
ticIent III those graces which adorn the
mind, and which are OF far more value
than wealth OF outward show. Some
thing more than mere gloss is here at
tanned, and my acquaintance extends 10
some most accomplished ladies, who have
been inmates or this institution.
NJ this late hour | am not able to give
4 very extended account Of the various
performances and do not desire TO be in
vldlous by particuluizing, yet l cannot
resist noticing the admirable manner with
which Miss McDonald, of Baltimore, and
Miss Gallagher, Of Philadelphia acquitted
themselves That fine old Irish song
Kathleen Muourneen beautiful for
lis sentiment, and It's music, was sang TO
a haro accompaniment by Miss M'DOn-
ala IN Il most perfect manner.
Miss Rodrigue sustained the majority
OF the Accomplishments. and exhibits rare
musical talent upon the piano. Miss
hl'teii performed her role admirably, and
these young ladies may well feel proud OF
the manner in which they acquitted them
selves.
The study hail displayed beautiful
assortment Of needlework, drawing &c,
>''N''iiuilS were ii'iSSS'h ttCi
the various articles exhibited, as your cor
respondent is not very well vcrsed in this
department Of young lady's accomplish
ments, your readers cannot expect the ex-
tended notice it deserves,
The crowns ard premiums were dis
tributed by Bishop Dominec, who, il
company with some thirty priests was il
attendance during the exercises.
The number of students taking part il
the exhibition was 81, and being dressed
in white, formed beautiful and artist,
appearance. The day will long be re
membered by over 900 visitors as on'
OF pure enjoyment and satisfaction
The Sister are building three story
addition SO by 100 feet. to their institu
ton, and ere long its reputation will b.
second to none in the country.
For this imperfect sketch ask pardon
OF your readers, but would advise thos
who would wish to pass a pleasant an'
profitable day, TO visit the next annua
exhibition at St Xavier's
CADImUs.
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1864-07-13
COUNTY COMMITTEE
NOON Chairman.

/. ). NOON, CHAIRMAN,
George Delany, J. 5. Marais, George {.
X. Zahm, Peter Huber, Philip Miller. John
Z. Mckenzie, Joseph Behe. John purbin,
David Farmer, Henry Friedthoof, John
Slough, Elisha Piummer, Lewis Rodgers,
Geor ge Gurley, John McDermit. Simon
Dunmyer. w. A Krse, Thos. f. McGougll
Jacob Fronheser, J. +. Conden. John liam
iltor, f. O'Friel, Michael Bohlin. W:n. G.
Diver, john White, Henry Topper, NicLo-
las Cannan, NJ J. Plott, j. w. Condor.
Daniel Clnfair, Wm. McC!oskcy, Daniel II.
Donneliy, Anthony Long, John Marsh,
John Ryan.
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Notice to Drafted Men.

You will see by our outside columns
how much money Mr.. Lincoln wants
from the people, of the different townships
Of this county. They will be here col
lecting on the goth, 2lst and 22d inst.
Come up you men Of Allegheny and Gal
htzin, they only want twelve thousand
six hundred dollars from you, there are
only - Of you drafted now, cut Of I9l.
Have your money ready, and have 1t in
greenbacks at that. You will be tortu-
nate if you happen to be crippled. These
common diseases 1" that flesh is heir 10 -
will not do. You cannot expect 70 get
off, with a ring bone, SPAWN, sweeny, fis-
tula, or thrush, nor any Of the latent
diseases common to animals Of your spe-
cies, such as diseases of the heart the
lungs or the kidneys. These diseases if
they are not fully developed cannot ex-
empt you. You must come here with
your greenbacks, or come in such way,
that any man can see that you are not
able to do days work or days march
ing. There is no other way, except you
expatriate yourselves, and flee from the
country of your birth or adoption. There
is no alternative. Your money or your
life, or leave your country.
We hope you men of Carroll township
are prepared. Mr. Lincoln's men only
wanted this time, nine thousand six hun
dred dollars from you, as there was only
81 drawn out of l39 IN the wheel, you
will certainly be able TO raise this small
INSTRUMENT for the minions Of Lincoln at
this time Why did you not ''yote for
Curtin and save the draft " as YOU were,
told by the republican abolition sheets OF
the country at the last Gubernatorial cleo
tion. You may answer, Curtin was
elected, the draft goes on, but then they
could have assessed none but crippIes or
superannuated men and the draft would be
only diversion.
Carrolltown Borough This Borough
it appears is indebted TO Abraham, six
hundred dollars and these creatures of the
great Ape must have it by hook or by
crook
Susquehanna township. Come up and
pay your instalmcnis, or expose your in
firmities or curso the country Of your
birth place and leave it for ever They
only want now four thousand two hun
dred dollars from you at this time, be
cause there was only IA drawn outof So.
You men of Clesrlirld come early and
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sBROCLAMATION FORA
: SPECIAL ELECTION,
TO BE HELD on
Tuesday. August =. 1865.

IN the Kane and by the Authority of the
Commonwealth Of PcnnsyIyania, ANDRE "
G. cU&TIN, Governor of said Common
wealth,
70 JOHN BUCK, ESQ, Sheriff IF Tie
County ct Cambrig-ScuLS GrccHng:
WHEREAS. A int resolution pro,o-inE
certain amendments t. the Constitution +
this Communicable, which arc as follows,
viz:
There shall be an additional section to th-
third article Of the Constitution, to he desIg
uatcd as section !uUr. as follows:
See. i. heAever any ut the qualified
electors of this Commonwealth sail he IN
any actua. military service, under gequiei
ton from the President If the United States,
or 10y the authority ot this Cmmonwealth,
such electors may exercise the riA hl If az
rage in all elections by the citizens. uudcg
such regulations As are At shall bc prescribed
by law, as lu y as if they w-.c srcs-l.t -
ter usual place yt tl,ct. III.
There shall b. tw, a1 ii.iul!-l sections &.
the eleventh :rt!clc # tie C.Est.tuti II. t.
Dc designated as sections cigu., and ul.-o t-
follows:
Sc. 5. NJ bin shall be passed. By the
Le5isiatuiu, containing more than onc sub
jet, which shall be clearly expressed in the
- e. "!i;t,Ilt'iI'-'''I,', o'',s.
~ '''. Si'"h % i''SSoI ~ me
i''S S'..'"le e'N'''!"5 any Pn"''S, "' iilN
IL any Case "uetc tho "u,h"' ~ u
io~,,S' T' p'.' 80 49, mas o'.'''
49,; ~ ,-.I,i ,'-l'o''''' :, Ii'" ~
,,,~,'l 100 =, 9
c,ccteG t. cayb Il In, # H.. T..,lisra.r-.. ~
~, ,,,rces,iv,. sr.,;,,s ~ tha So
AID ,yLnr.,. T. F.. rr.,;l, ! -. -. ,....I
a4tic,c Of said Constitution tbsta,y a.2o,,i.
rents 50 arrrel ,,r,,n sh,iI h. - ILI,:ttr,i -
tine ,.eo,,le IN su,i, ru,I,,nr ..,,l =, .,ci. ,;,
At least three months after being So ;-reed
t. by the Two Houses, as the I.cgisls,tur,
sh.l. p.escllbc: such submission to be in
such muluer und form. that tie ptu;sic l.ay
vote far or against amendment separate and
And whereas, BY au act Of tie General
Assembly of this CUuniuu,y,7slth. Passed Tie
tgentv-tLird dav Of Aprii. Auao n,lniai
one thousand eight huldreG and sixty fur.
il is provided. thui for the purpose q. as
certaluiu5 the selse # the 1c..yle Of tin,
,ynnlunWralth. in rc.art h tie, .tuntflg
or rejection gf ,ai,l aluc:lfi,l, or either rC
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1864-07-13

The REBEL RAlD,-Al account" agree
that the rebs are after making 4 rad into
Pennsylvania; some Imagine that they
have designs upon Baltimore and Wash
ington, others suppose that they only
want to cut or communication with the
West. But by far the shrcwder guess Is
that the tattcrcd legions of Lee desire TO
work their way to Ebensburg 50 that they
can FIJI their furnished paunches from
James NJ. 1'hompson'S cheap store, =. 0.
Building, Gness they will have 4 good
time before all these things are accom-
plishcd.
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ALSO HEREBY MAKE KNOWN

a,
follows, to wit:
The electors of the the township of Allie
gheny to meet AZ follows. to Wit The elec-
tors Of the district composed Of that part Of
said township Of Allegheny, beginning a,
the line dividing Blair and Cambria counties
at a point on the dividing line Of TWO tracts
Of land. one Of which is warranted in the
name Of Aaron Bowen, and the other in the
names Of Mary Bowen and Venus Lewis.
thence south 50 degrees west 63 pcrchcs,
thence south 20 degrees wes: 10 a point on the
old Bur9uon Gap Road thence along SAID
road 10 the township road leading 10 Bugrt
Mills, thence south i3 deg. west 500 pcrches
10 Dawson's Mills and EonSe. thence alJrg
the township road to Burnt Mills, 10 dividing
line between Allegheny and Washington
townships, thence along Washington town,
ship line % dividing line between Cambria
aEd Hi:ir Counties. u meet at the School
House, in the town Of G.llitziu IN said dis
,rict; ana the elect,r, ot that part of said
tJwlshIp Of Allegheny, residing outside Of
tae above described boundaries, to meet at
School II use 40. IL sad tyyyI.ahip
Ghc electors of the district conlDosef of
the township of Blackjack. to meet at th.
house OF Adam Meakin, III the VILLAGE of
Byislno, in said township.
The electors f the diStIic. composed Of
the township # Cambria, to meet at the
Curt House III the Borough OF Ebena0uTg-
J ne c!eetTS II the district composed 81
The township - CarroI. to meet at tie
. 40. ''0'SS J." ~.f ''L'''" H. u s"'u to"i--
shin-
The electors If tie district composed #
tae 3 r"u-h : C5.folItJwn, to meet il tac
S.h.y. Il .l.s- In SAIL Borough.
The electors e tAe district composed Of
The tOHnSLLU OF t.e>t. t. meet at the School
FI~isst on the t~FH! OF k'cAAFH d. lFoulioot'
IN said township.
lie electors Il The district composed Of
IL btruugL Of Cu9st SsrlnES, Z" lice; e.;
lie A'Gse ol JA-~o amer, II SAID h-'
rough.
The electors # the district comp Sel %:
thc tywDs.iP @! Cle'rt III, to meet al S,h.o.
Il -uso NJ. ), adjoining tic village ot SAL:
Augustine, IL aala .o"n-alp.
The electors # the district coIGrosel s.:
tnr t3MAslir + C"nenIauSh. To meet ii tia
School House at singers - said township.
The el9ctu.s Il the district comp4s. ~
the Borough # C,ucE.augh l. inset as =
lows. first Mar. - meet al tiie house Low
occupied 10y Peter Maize, IN the first Wa5t
If ~lld b ryuZ4.. Sccuna Il ara 10 me-, 30
tie house l,oy occupied by John HcaIli:..
Ia said second WArd.
The electors a the district com pose, ID.
the to" usuii oi C'"y lr, to meet IL tn Sci
iiouae IL tie village q S~.AIncTE'ii IN s.~'.
township
!4e electors 81 t"G district compose /
the H1."psH a. q hoe,lso4r, 10 ,, meet s lei
,2 i'st arc =, thy : ARK II u 2@c' II II 81 7'.'
"t't. =, ''' - 81 - - 0''''.~' - Go +A'- 80
T:, a,"c,..rs f ,1,s district c,,,,,,sel +
- - l. -. ,,,.,, - me-.
p - - ,o,.,,.I;,,
,t,.. ,E.t,;.t ii,.,,,,...-.a :.
= ,l.,.,,,,,1, =, r,-,.i, ~, n.
N''S A''i'.l'c-'- - 'N...' N'' - - t~NN = 49,
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1864-07-13

Howard ASSOCIATION PHILADELPHIA.
We invite the attention of readers TO
the announcement of this well known be-
nevolent institution III our advertising
columns Our business transactions with
the managers lead Us 10 believe that It is
a sound, useful and reliable institution,
and wei! managed.
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1864-07-13
si. HAssoN, Editor S Publishes
"Wednesday. JULY Il. IRG4.
s. III. Pettengill & Co.

Advertising Agents, 81 PARK Row
New York, and 10 State street, Boston,
are the authorized Agents for the DEN
ocRAr = SExTIaEL," and the most intiuen-
iial and largest circulating Newspapers in
the United States and Canadas. They
are empowered to contract for Us at ON
LOWEST TERMS.
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Democratic Ticket.

Democratic ticket.
assembly.
CYRUS L. PERSHING. :! Johus:uwn.
Sheriff,
JAMES MYERS, Of EbensbuFg.
Commissioner,
ED. 4. DITNNEGAN, OF CeartiiII Up.
Poor House Director,
GEORGE ORRIS, Of Richlaua Ip.
4udtor,
JOHN A. KENNEDY, of Carroiltown.
, 1864-05-25
Railroad limo Table,

The following tnblc shows the time Of arrival
and departure Of the several tralno On all the rail
, 1864-05-25
Commercial Postscript.
CHICAGO mARKEr-sEC0yD BOARD.

TUESDAY,, Msy2i-.oP.X.
Owing to the continued nrmness In colos eha not@
favorable private Adytees from New York, the gram
afkets In ths afternoon and evening Hero sctfe aao
buo1snt, ind pnoes ruled higher taan on taAnxo'
At the Sherman House IN the evening there WAS
lasLa Rttndance, AID IN unuual11 heavy pu@asas
was done.
WnxAT VA buoyaat sn1 active. s1a prices ad'
vaneed 1k9ac abc1a the highest auotAaons on
Change. In tho afternoon about 1850 ousheis ~
EpFlnk were sold at s1.zS3l:7K-eh1en5 AZ tLN. -
the evening shout 10 Co bushels were sola as AL3t
@l-B for No !. md $ie5H9lzS for NO as io!'oMs:
1eoo b1 10 Spring 1t ais: IL COO bR DO ~ s1'a
~ es hu don't q .74 IL cn bu No spsinF ~ sao
btoo bu do II $1.a5K ls 800 bu do lnesy e1o1t r.
esir'D ct A.EH-the market cloFlnX se N1n914'4
for No and s1.a6x6t9a for MOI.
CohE was alo In brisk Inquiry, both eJ
specu1atorr, and the market ruled 1H4@Hc n'Gasr
than the elosiss priees On Change: Sales were:-!n
The Afternoon, Z. 80 hu. No. cornn siore ~ u y
$500 bu. DO 1T 9to9: 500 ou No. Corn In store 1t
s1te. In .hs evening ths sales wsre 1900 bu. No.
Corn in store 1t H. %; 63 bu do 1t etoH f ooo bu
Ne. Corn ut .esk 20 bu. 90 At 3le-the mar
ket clonE h.7n 1t 81 caH for No. and Sto for No.
This Is IN advance On tho opanlug prtaes to-day Of
6&GHc per hutGcl.
OATS vssc m Eood demand and fully lc n1goef thaa
tt the close OF Change About - 90 bo NO osts In
store wcrs sold As66tc-clos1ng with buyers ~ fhat
price, hut ns sellcrs.
HlGNw111rlu!ed duli. In the afternoon so0 brla
were sold It S21 and 50 bE1s at u %: but Ia the
evening there wett no sales. Holders offered 70 sell
nts1.s1 but there were no buJers.
AEss PoRK was IA demand at 3z3.5o, bus round lots
ofEeod brands are held n11nly ut sss.0o12a.5o.
FEElGN1s were dr1o at &C for wheat to Buffalo.
, 1864-05-25
,AmUEEuE ENH.

NcyrcFR'e TnKA1EE.-Mlss Laura Ecene
u,tde her eecGnd appearance last evening, in the
presence o1 tnll house. The pay WAS Rachel,
the Reaper, the heroine OF which Miss Keeue has
made peculiarly her OWL. She Is well supported
By portion OF her OWL NeH York company. Bot
very few Of the members Of the new stock coul+
i:tnfelvea for public appreaatioa. and of COURSE
VIC nre nnab1c 10 determine as to their combined
meri,e. The few that hsve appeared have made
fayor4t1o impression, and we Eutss the compinv
ss whole will prove popular one. Tonight
Rachcl, the ReRpef, will be repeated. with the
So'd,rJt' Eerehier.
NCe1CN.-The T5cket-of.Lcave Man WAS repeat
I'd lAHt evening for the 41th time In the pfeseice
Ct a go0u audience. We hear 1t Ia the inteAt:on
OF the manager to withdraw It from the Btage At
the c.oee Of !ts aftieth representation, which it
will get on Saturday evening next. Col. Wood has
III preparation = new comedy BY Tom Taylor, en-
tilted Up at the Hi1ls which Is said to be one OF
tic very best Of that prolific authors productions.
1t will be put upon the stage with the same care
s1d judic1ons det1ihntion Of characters that navc
ths,at terzcd The previous efforts OF the nannger:
Il I'LL undoubtedly have popular md pzotractcd
run. Tonight Blckstones q comedy or Leap Year
will he performed. -..... -.
AcApEH1 or MCsIc.-''Mothef Goose'' IN iux-
Imposition with other features. is attracting run
will take his benefit on Friday night, and has pre-
pared fuli budget Of comicalites for the dc3ecta
tfon OF htR Eatrone. 4 silver goblet is announced
to le given to the author Of the best conrudrum,
which may be handed 1u-tbe cpnnndrum, not the
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