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OBITUARY.

Suddenly, at her home III Hanover county, on
the 10th February, Mrs. MARY G.. COSBY. in the
seventy fourth year Of her age. She was domestic
in her habits, quiet and unobtrusve in her man
ners, and had endeared herself to the circle in
which she moved. Especially was she tenderly
loved in the relationship of mother and mistress
Having been left widow many years since, she
found all her energies taxed in rearing large tam
ly of Children and well did she perform her duty.
She guided her affairs with peculiar discretion, and
hcr five sons and one daughter. now surviving, can
attest the value of her influence in training them
up in habits Of sObriety and industry. She
kind mistress, and was much loved by her servants
1t was affecting as her body was inferred near the
spot whore she born, 70 witness the unaffected
grief Of the children and grandchildren and large
group Of weeping servants. She Will be missed
from the home she so much loved, and which she
rendered so happy.
May God grac,ously sustain this stricken family
and may all be prepared to meet unbroken circle
in the heavenly world. y L.
Killed, in the trenches in front of Petersburg,
August g. 1861, Private a. N. JOHNSON, Otey
Battery, aged twenty years.
The subject of this notice was cut down by fatal
shot from the enemy while in defence of bis coun-
try, and has thus added another to the list OF
noble martyrs who have willingly sacrificed their
Ives On its altar. The writer of this feeble tribute
doubts whether there ever lived or died truer
patriot, soldier and gentleman than he, having
endeaict! himself TO those with whom he was
acquainted. lie has left many sorrowing hearts to
mourn their irrep rabe loss Well may it be said Of
him that loving his country better than life he has
sacrificed the one for the honor of the other. He
joined the Otcy Battery when it first organized,
and, true soldier, never shrank from any hard
ship or danger. In camp he WAS ever cheerful and
hopef.l-on the battlefield, cool, courageous and
bold. But now he has fallen, and though We may
never more sit with him around the heartlstone,
OF gaze on his open manly brow, we feel that he has
fallen in glorious cause, and Will ever cherish his
memory as one Of whom We may rightly feel proud.
Oh . the sishs the tears, the groans OF anguish
which have arsen and still continue to arise, from
an oppressed and nsulted people as, day after day,
and hour after hour, they witness the pride and
hope OF our Confederacy ruthlessly and bratally
SLAIN How many mothers heart has been made
to bleed at the sight of the nlaRged corpse Of her
once noble boy, and how many and feryant prayer
has been breathed by the widow and orphan to
Just God that these wrongs may be avenged. And
as We think of ths-our noble and brave boy, who
has thus fallen, and deplore, as we must, his un-
timely end-we rejoice to know that God is just, and
soon the day OF ie.ributicn will come. May be
bless and his sorrowns family ana fends
in Chesterfield county, by the Rev. 6. MasoE on
SUNDAY MORNING NEXT at IL o'clock.
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DIED,

At the residence of her grandfather Robert Hart,
Esq - in the county of Louisa, the Sth instant,
little ALICE As!IBY. aged four years and seven
MONTHS daughter OF Edmund W. and Lucy NJ.
Massey.
The funeral will take place TO-DAY FRIDAY, the
10Th instantly, at o'clock, from the residence of
Mr.. J. Y. Phillips, corner of Second and Leigh
streets. The friends Of both families are requested
to attend.
OF pneumonia, on the sth instant, MARY E.
FORD, eldest daughter Of John A. and Georgianna
Ford, aged three years and nine months.
Dearest daughter, thou hast left US,
We thy loss most deeply feel;
But It's God that hath berctt us,
lie can all our SORROWS heal.
Friends and relatives of the family are requested
to attend her funeral THIS (Fridly) MORNING
at ii O'clock from Sidney Methodist Church.
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AN ENrERrRrsIxG MuRDERER.-D. F.
Bivens, the wretch who deliberately
murdered his wife, father and mother, in
Michigan, few weeks ago, instead of oc.
cupying his mind with matters suitable
to his case, seems to be studying and
planning how he can make the most
money out of the morbid curiosity ere.
atcd by his unparalleled crimes! To
this end, he advertiscs that he is en-
gagged in getting out an autobiography,
to include a full account of his life, ali
the circumstances of his murders, ETC..
etc. 1t is reported that he has applied
to Barnum to buy the clothing in which
he murdered his parents and wife! An
Adrian paper publishes a card, signed
by him, warming the public against pur-
chasing certain photographs of him, be-
cause he is about getting out some
genuine ones, taken with the clothes
he had on 1T the time of the murder"
Tic also says he will soon have the pic
lures Of both Of his wives, and adver-
tiSeS for agents.
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FROM TFILHINGTON.

The Raleigh Stato Jownal contains
numerous extracts from the Herald Of
tie Union, a paper started since the &C.
cupation CT Wilmington by the Fedc-
rails, dated March Cd. 1t is printed with
the material of the Caroliaian, but no
name appears. Among the ADVERTISE
mCnts is 4 card from o. S. Baldwin,
Broadway, New York, to his former pa
irons at Wilmington, etc, and an appeal
from George Myers in behalf Of the Union
prisoners returning through Wilmington.
General Orders No. / announce that
General J. NJ Schofeld assumes COM
mand CT the District Of North Carolina,
headquarters in the field. Other general
orders announce the appointment of
provost marshals, post commanders, etc.
Special Orders No. Is assign Briga,
der General Joseph 4. Uawley to the
command of the District Of Wilmington,
(which will embrace all the territory
under military control in rear of the
army operating from Cape Fear river as
base. General Hawley will be respon-
sble for the protection of the depot at
wilmington, Cape Fear harbor, and the
line Of railroad in rear of the army. He
will also perform the duties of provost
marshal general for the district under his
command"
Provost -marshals arc authorized to
administer the oath to such persons ae
desire to take it, and "loyal" persons
VIII be permitted to carry on their bust
ness; everything to be governed by the
same rules and regulations as have been
applied to Savannah and other captured
isSns.
The theatre has been opened, and
Hiss Eloise Bridges and other "stars ="
were announced to appear.
!, Stcres and shops have to be closed at
:. +. d., and no one is allowed to sell
nlaor to soldiers, under severe penal-
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PA 9IENCE,

Bear the burden of the present,
Let the morrow bear its own;
If the morning sky be pleasant,
Why the coming night bcmoan,
II .hc blackened heavens lower,
Wrap thy cloak around thy form;
Though the tempest rise IN power,
God is mightier than the storm.
S;cadfast faith and hope uushakcE
Animate the trusting breast;
Step Y step the journey taken
Nearer 20 the land OF rest.
All unseen the Master walketh
BY the tol!ing servants side;
Comfortable words he talkc,h,
While his hands uphold and guide.
Grief, nor pain, Tor any sorrow,
Rends thy heart TO Hnh unknown;
He to-day and lie Tomorrow
Grace sufficient gives his own.
Holy Strlvings nerve and strengthen;
Long endurance wins The crown;
When the evening shadows lengthcn,
Thou shalt lay thy burden down.
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MARRIED.

On the sth imstart, by the Rev. Dr. Peterkn, at
the residence of Herbert A. Claiborne Esq, Mr..
JOSEPH FUQUA, JR to Miss MILDRED ANN,
daughter Of William L. Watson, all of this city.
New York and Boston papers please copy.
On the 81 of March, 1867 at the residence of the
brides father. by the Rev. T. II. Haynes, Lieute-
nant J. z. DUKE, Of company II, Eighth Georgia
regiment, ana Miss J. I. ORVILL, OF Chesterfield,
Virginia.
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AMUSEMENTS.
10 edmond THEATRE.
~ Corner Seventh and Broad Streets.

FRIDAY EVENING, MARcn 10, 1885,
E1lE OPERA OF IL TROYATORE
SINGING AND DANCING
Conclude with the Comic Opcratic PLAY of
LADY OF TIE LIONS
Saturday night, March llth frst NIGHT Of th a now
PLAY Of
SYRENE OF PARIS
IN the year 1910, Paris Was surprised and alarmed
first families, who vanished, as it we're from the
surface of the earth without leaving trac of the
time. place, or means. of their 1isappearanc 3. The
victims we're all maes-all young-all ri Oh. In
wards offered by the King, all was unce :tainty,
unit! the terrible truth unraveled by the events
detailed in this most interesting and alb sorbing
urana NH O-lt
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FURNITURE, Etc, FOR sALE.-The

Il following and other articles are for sale, Pm
vately, at the residence Of Mrs. WELSH, on the
corner Of Second and Main streets: One Feather
Bed, one Shuck Mattress, one fine Wardrobe, one
Rag Carpet 1--WE widths), Washs'and, Candle
stand, Card Table, Dining Table, and one superior
Cooking-Stoyc, large size, with all the utensils
complete Also, five Windsor Chairs, Looking
Glass. two Wood Saws, Crockery, Pictures, &C.
Also, pair Of Counter Scales.
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iH RELIGIOUS Nor1cE.-Rev. w. II.
~ ~ TRISTAN will preach at Clay Street Methodist
Church, corner of CLAW and Adams streets on SAB-
BATH EVENING NEXT, the 18th instant, at
nai1-paSt o'clock for the special benefit of the
oOLDIERS. NH l0-lts
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~ RELIGIOUS NOTICE. Prayer
meeting will be held at the SECOND BAPTIST
TmUH Ch, corner Of Main and Sixth streets, THIS
MCNNIN0 at 10 o'clock; regular services at IL
eio1k. NH l0-lt
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gR RELIGIOUS NoTICE. - Preaching
IU-DAY at ii o'clock A. NJ. at CENTENARY
tMethodist Episcopal) CHURCH. Grace street, be-
tween Fourth and Fifth, by Rev. d. 8. DO0GETT,
1astor. NH lO-lts
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ONE THOUSAND DOLLARS RE-
IWARU-BLACK HAWK SrOLEN-Stolen,

y
from farm near Louis& Courthouse, few nights
since, a remarkably beautiful BLACK STALLION !;
about five feet high both hind feet white fore feet
not remembered-think one white; remarkably
thick or arched neck; may be five or six years Old
The above reward will be paid for his delivery, and
a liberal reward for any information that may lead
to his recovery. MIS-. ELIZA L. VAN-LEw.
NH 6-6ts
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w RELIGIOUS NOTICE. Methodist
Church, Manchester, FRIDAY, March 10. Prayer
meeting at sunrise; preaching at II prayer meet
ing ut O'Clock. NH lO-lts
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CY ST. JoHN's CHURCH, Firth STREET,
ntLow LElGH.-Next SABBAT1I, the 18th Of March.
DIVINE service to commence at IL o'clock
TEXT: st. Mathew, chapter IL. verses 1919:
NH lo-lts THE VESTRY.
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ELOUR FOR SALE.-On consignment
u and for sale twenty-five barrels EXTRA SV-
PERFINE FLOUR, Of best quality, at my lumber
house. on the Basin, between Ninth and Tenth
streets. NSHANO 1s'AASVs
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- RELIGIOUS NoTICE.-FAsr-DAY
SEKViCES.--Third Presbyterian Church, Church
hui Sermon ut II a. NJ. Prayer Meeting at half
past T NJ, III which neighboring congregations
are hereby invited to unite Sermon ut night, half
past O'clock, by Rev. l. w. K. Handy, D. y.
NH lO-lts
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DUDD, BUCKLEY & McDow;zLL's

RUDD, BUCKLEY & McDOW;LLL'S
~ MINISTRIES AND BRASS BAND.
received nightly with shouts of applause 10y the
immense audience that crowd to their
OPERA HOUSE,
on Franklin street, next to Exchange Hotel, to
witness their
PARLOR ENTERTAINMENTS
Observe the talent that appears nightly:
HARRY BUDD,
the well-known Brother Bones and Negro De-
Hneator.
First appearance of DAN MORTON, the uncauaIled
Tamborinist and Plantation Dclincator.
r. j. BUCKLEY,
the unequalled Ethiopian performer and general
actor.
HARRY HALL,
the celebrated Comic Singer
WILLIAM GIBSON,
the beautiful Balladist;
supported by c. Maynard, Prof Kelp, Robertson
Rine, Carlos and others, with the beautiful
young actress,
MISS LOFTY EASTON.
A GLORIOUS BILL TONIGHT.
The laughable Burlcsque Of the
BLACK STATUE.
ADMISSION: Par9uette, ST. Gallery, 81; Private
Boxes, $50 per night.
no11 ~o1y ~.
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FIREMAN & CO., (
II AUCTIONEERS AND
COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
CORNER OF MAIN AND NINTH STREETS.
Having decidedly one of the best houses in the
city for the business, both in regard to its situation
and capacity, prepared to receive and sell, to
the hest advantage, either at AUCTION or PRI-
VA1ELY, CONSIGNMENTS of
TOBACCO,
COUNTRY PRODUCE,
LIQUORS,
DRY GOODS,
HOUSEHOLD and KITCHEN FURNI-
TURE, and
MERCHANDISE OF EVERY DESCRIPTION.
Our auction sales will take place at store every
WEDNESDAY, commencing ut 10 O'Clock A. NJ.
Consignments will be received up to day Of sale
We will SO make sales of HOUSEHOLD FUR
N1TURE at the houses of parties wishing 1t, upon
as reasonable terms as they can be made
With experience in the business, being Of the
late firm of Williamson Co.. and pledging strict
attention to the interests of consignors, quick
sales and prompt returns, We solicit the patronage
Of the public. FREEMAN & co,
Aucioneers and Commission Merchants,
corner of Main and Ninth streets.
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TIE Ne us.

\ VICTORY IN NORTH CAROLINA.
The following official dispatch, an
no,ncng very important Confederate
success was received at the War De
partment yesterday:
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WANTED, two good CURRIERS' and
w OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Annlv .f Tan
yard, on south side Of the Dock, to
NH S-3ts JOITN n ap0rvro
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NEW GROCERY AND COMMITS

NEW GROCERY AND CUMMIS-
~ SION HOUSE.-The subscribers have ASSOC
ciatcd themselves, under the style Of WALKER &
WRENN, for the purpose of conducting GRO
Gerry AND GENERAL COMMISSION BCSI-
NESS. Their storehouse is on Fourteenth street,
between Main and Franklin.
They solicit consignments Of all kinds Of COUN-
TRY PRODUCE and MERCHANDISE generally,
and pledge themselves to give strict attention and
prompt returns TO all sales intrusted to them
Families and clearinghouse keepers would do
well to give us coll before purchasing elsewhere.
~ we have agents throughout tho country buying
up provisions. JOHN w. WALKER,
late Of Cumberland county.
A. w. WRENN,
late Of Culpeper county, Virginia.
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" AN TED, SEASONED MAPLE
w LOGS, OF LUMBER, in any quantity; the
lumber to be not less than two inches thicf eieht
inches wide, and in lengths of sx, twelve OF eieh.
teen feet If logs, the lengths must be the same.
ana OF SIZE sufficient to into lumber of the re.
qulslte thickness and width. To be delivered unon
the James River canal any railroad leading into
klchmond. Address. stating terms, Major +. r.
JONES. commanding Confederate States Armory,
Richmond, Virginia. f. II~law3v"
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WAN TED, immediately, two good
w MlLLINERS, for whom the highest prices
wiii be paid. Apply at 2lO Broad street, between
Fourth and Fifth. NH R-Sts
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A PRIVATE BALL, for the benefit of
n a SOLDIERS FAMILY, will be given on
MONDAY EVENING. March 18th, 1865, over the
"Washington Saloon," Wall street, between Main
and Franklin streets.
Tickets, admitting gentleman and ladies, $40.
NH l0--2ts
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MEDICAL COLLEGE OF VIRGINIA.
The annual commencement of this institution will
be held At the African Church on SATURDAY,
March III, at O'Clock p. NJ. The address to the
graduates will be delivered by Professor McCaw The
medical profession and the public invited to at
tend. L. S. JOYNES NJ D.
NH l0-lts Dean of the Faculty.
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no THE PURLIC-C. J. GAINES

ITO THE PURLIC.-C. j. GAINES.
Il late of the frm Of Edling & Co., viii pay I'D
attention to any outside sales, and also 70 tke -
Of HORSES, MULES, &C. As soon q he en- ~
cure good house, he viii resume tho bualneas a
all its branches. He viii Be asxsesd By ~, =.
Woodward, Auctioneer Of the late cune z ~
ling Il Co. Any communication lslk q -
ner office will meet with prompt at4euAion.
G. ]. 0A0
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OTICE.-Lost or destroyed during
~ the occupation of fredericksburg by the
STOCK, No. l00 dated the 9th Of March, 1919, for
fifteen hundred dollars, standing in the name of
John +. Scott and William Browne, trustees of
John Gray, deceased. Application will be made
for the renewal of said certificate of stock.
JOHN +. SCOTT, Surviving Trustee.
Fredericksburg, February p, 1865.
fe 23-law3ms
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7 OST, on the Gth March, 1865, Con-
i 4 federate States Understanding EIGHT PER
CENT BOND, for seven hundred dollars, of the
loan of February 90 1868, in favor of X. g. Eubank
No 1891, and dated 25th April, 1868 All persons
warned against trading for the same, as appli-
cation has been made for its renewal.
NH S-wGws r. b. EUBANK,
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OST, on Sunday, the 5th instant, DO.
l 4 tween st. James's Church and the corner Of
Main and Adams streets, a WROUGHT GOLD
PIN. 4 suitable reward will be given on its de-
livery at the north corner Of Main and Adams
streets. nh 7-3.s
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OST, THE FOLLOWING SCRIPT.
IL Notice is hereby given that application will
be made for its renewal
For Ave shares of James River Packet Company
Stock in the name of p. J. Archer, No 9S
dated September %, 1864.
$500 Confederate four per cent. Certificate in the
name Of V. Vaughan No. 2,3lS, March 81,
1864, issued by Lancaster & Co., depositary
de l6-law3m LANCASTER & co.
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7 OST, on Fourth, Franklin or Broad
IL streets, on Monday, the 9th instant, gentle
mems jet and pearl SCARF PIN 4 liberal re-
ward will be paid if left 1T the southeast OF
Franklin and Fourth streets. MI .-3.'
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Highest price paid for old or new CORK at the
Hall. NH l0-lt*l BUDD, BUCKLEY & co.
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OTICE.-The YOUNG MAN, to
~ avoid trouble, had better return the GOLD
CHAIN that was delivered to him through mistake,
as he IL known.
NH l0-lts p. VINCENT.
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r OST, CONFEDERATE BOND,
IL No. COZ, issued February 10, 1863, with in-
terest from September II, 1862, for $3.50, under
act of August 10, 1861, payable 1874. have made
application for the renewal Of said bond.
NH 2-laWGW% T.. d. LAYNE.
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I OST, SCRIP No. PIP, for seven thou
IL sand dollars, VIRGINIA STATE STOCK,
NEW issue,) in the name of F. Lewis Marshall,
trustee for Mrs. NJ. L. Smith, dated October 10,
1861 Notice is hereby given that application will
be made for its renewal.
fe 4-law3m LANCASTER s. co.
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GTRAYED.-ONE HUNDRED DOL
~ LARS REWARD.-Strayed,o on the LIT instant,
red and white COW; sides red back and face
white; marks in the not remembered; giving
no milk. The above reward will be paid for her
delivery to me- information so that can get her.
j. POWERS, Franklin street,
between Seventeenth and Eighteenth.
NH 7-3t*
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LOST, sTRAYKD AND sr0LRu.

LOST, STRAYKD AND eI0IEU.
TWO THOUSAND DOLLARS RE-
WARD.-My hotse was broken into on the nisl !
OF the 18th Of February and the following amount
OF SILVERWARE stolen therefrom:
dozsn large silver Table Spoons,
dozen silver Dessert Spoons,
dozen silver Tea Spoons,
dozen large silver Forks.
dozen small silver Forks,
silver Pickle Knife and Fork,
small silver Ladies.
All the above marked with the letters J. e. +.
Also, l small silver Spoon and Fork for child,
marked L. W. r.
For the recovery of the above articles / will pay
the above reward. II any of them are found,
will give reward in proportion.
J. NJ. TALBOT,
cornef Nineteenth and Broad streets.
NH lO-7ts
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OST:-Last Monday morning lost my
IL FREE PAPERS Seventeenth street. be-
tween Main and Cary. will give TWENTY DOL
LARS for them, if left at this Office
MARTHA ANN BIRD,
NH l0-ltS free vop,ar NJ color
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WANTED TO PURCHASE, imme-
w diately, nice FAMILY RESIDENCE, on
Shoekoe Hill, with not less than six rooms.
Also. for sale, a No. l COOK, WASHER and
IRONER, without incumbrance
Also for sale, a LADIES' PONY,
Apply to u. J. JOHNSON, on Cary street.
NH 6-cts
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ON CONSIGNMENT AND FOR
~ SALE, two hundred bushels IRI0H POTA.
TOES; also. NAL, SORGHUM NOIAesHo.
BASKETS. bkOOAS. TOBACCO {cAswing AID
WAX, BACON, &c. WI n LINUaAY.
Aarsha0 stsesE, eorner q F1lth.
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EOR SALE, one elegant LIGHT SILK
Il DRESS, very full and richly trimmed; a very
handsome BLACK LACE CLOAK, with several
other articles. Apply at the northeast corner of
Broad and Fifth streets. NH l0--2ts
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ADMISSION: Parquette, So; Gallery, 81; Private
Boxes, $50 per night.