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Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-01-17

him retained, and thus there woull have
been o needless contFogersy His doom
was sealed ae Copperhead Postmaster,
and no very pstentatipps ceremony was
necessary. A little of The Mcclellan
tactics" strategy -Was employed, and
he and his clan were Aanked and rout-
ed. The movement succeeded, and the
HaZleton Post Office was transferred to
loyal man.
1t was the old story of fighting the
devil with ERE. The Gopperhead De-.
mocracy claim patent right of the
Jesuitie principle-"the end sancti6es
the means" and oppose all infringe
ment.
The Courier and its friends are in-
formed that4his is only one out of many
cases wherein l have borne part in the
! guillotining of Copperhead Postmasters.
A case has occurred within the last
/ three months where q Federal soldier of
nine years experience was put in, in
place OF Butternut, who was very
lucky to have held his Office as long as
he did. The archives of this Office
contain long and Handsome list of such
cases, running through the last four
years. Also of the establishment of
several new Offices, with good Union
men to carry them on-some of them in
sCopperhead localities, like oases in a
desert If there is anything more than
another that ! glory in, it is that my
voice has ever been for war on Copper
head offiee-holders, TO the extent of their
removal and the substitution of men who
know how to appreciate and love good
lGovernnent. 1 am under obligations to
the Princeton Democrat aud Evansville
Courier for their advertisement of my
efforts in this behalf Few of my parry
friends ever knew of what have been
doing in this way for the benefit of the
great cause that the loyal men have been
lighting for during The past FIVE years.
If the Courier staff have any more
private letters to publish-if they can
get any more, BY fair means or foul--or
If they can forge any to suit their pur-
pose--I hope they will "trot them out. y
!. Irather enjoy the publication of these
death-warrants of Copperhead officials.
| have long been aware that my pa
litical conduct has not pleased rebels
and rebel sympathizers. never ex-
Ipected it to IIsass.sthem; never wanted
it to do So 4 especially anticipated that
rebels who had to swear their votes in
on the other side of the Ohio river, be-
fore they immigrated TO this side, would
dislike me, and all other. Union men.
When such people attack me so viru-
lently, the presumption lis fair that I
have "done the State some service
aud the United States too---in an hum-
BILE way. In addition to the conscious
ness of attending faithfully to. my postal
duties, have the additional conscious
ness that sundry Post Offices have been
redeemed, regenerated, and disen-
tbralled," and released from Copper
head CONTROL. by means of Influences
emanating from, or aided by, the sub
scriber. A p. Mas
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-01-17

A MEAN TRIcK -Seme opegof the.
many scamps that infest Richmond,l
Indiana, stole the railroad pass from the
hat of one of the editors ofithe Indians-s
polls Herald, while he. was.at dinner in.
that town few days ago. He might
have known better than to stop in such
a place for dinner The wonder is the
hat N was not taken also SltLliVGn
Democrat %A Us - n.y.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-01-17

- n roNs BKs.Nz-Ak GoODsuABTtQAh--Ah
Ill sfors and for sale By
J. .. nGsoUcHET ! 90. Hana'Rnsar g.
dec28.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-01-17

The above is probably the editor YER
sion as to bow be lost bis pass. Others,
no doubt, viii account for the mishap
differently.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-01-17

VIII sell at public auction. at the door Of the
Court-house in the city Of Evansville, Indiana,
the following lofs, Parts Of Lots and PARCELS Of
real estate and inprovements, assessed fer the
payment Of City Taxes for the year 1885. due from
the owners thereof 10 the city OF flet said
taxes being now due and unpsid, aud Tor the costs
Of aianais and that this sale wilf-b9 contiEued
on the next day thereafter. viz: on Thursday, the
25tii day If January, 1866, at D O'clock p. M ct
tina doorof the Court house In Evanavllle, fol the
Purpose OF selling sEnh property 81 msy have
been sold on TIE dsy hrst sboss msntipnsd, abe
not paid for:
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-01-17
GoLhEGToR,s SALE.
WEDNESDAY. JANUARY PATH, 1865.

INIurICRIs HEBRBY GIVEN rHATT, JOIN
IN NQHURERIs Collector Of the City Of Evans
vile tetween tbs hours Of and II o'clock A. n.
and . md O'Clock P. M, on 90 :
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-01-17

whether it was genuine or spurious. III
wrote such letter, il may have been
garbled or added to. know that men
who would publish q private letter
without the authors consent, would do
anything else necessary to accomplish
their nefarious purposes
But suppose it is genuine. Suppose /
did write il just as printed above. VIVA.
isthere IN 1t to be ashamed off
The circumstances connected with the
Hazleton post-ofice were these: Marsh.
Cunningham, Gopperhead Of the deep
est dye, was Postmaster. He was active
in opposition to the Government, in dis
conragiHg enlistments, in helping to
defeat Union candidates; be was ans.
pected of being Kni7ht of the Golden
Circle, and the very office he held under
a Government he was endeavorino To
destroy, gave him influence to prosecute
his rebellious schemes. What was INV
duty2 \ What was the duty Of every
Union man having any influence in the
premises? II was to have him iurned
out and good Union man put in. Had
] not done so, / would have been un-
worthy of my position.
Hazleton was hot-bed of secession.
Nine.tenths of its people were rebel
sympathizers, and few months later
came near mobbing one Of our Union
speakers, Hon. DeIana f. Williamson,
(now Attorney General, @ War Demo
crat while respectfully addressing them.
A Union man had about as much chance
there for safety (much less for ofice) as
he would have had in the heart ofSouth
Carolina. f5es
|. Cunningham, as Postmaster, had all
the opportunity necessary to keep en- es-
pionsge on documents aud movements
designed TO depose him from bis office.
An open effort to get mp movement
there TO have him onated would have re-
suited i'm q connter-moYeusent to have
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-02-15
eNeu 0rleans 4ailp Qrestent,

SPEECH OF THE FRENCH EMpERoR--The follow
ing is portion Of the Emperor Napoleon's speech
to the Corps Legislatif, Jan. 22d:
To inform you of my views, as in preceding
years. will examine with you the principal oues.
tons which interest our country Abroad, peace
seems assured everywhere, for everywhere the
means are sought for amicably settling difficulties,
in place of ending them with the sword. English
and French fleets in the same ports have shown
the relations formed upon the field of battle,
and have not beSn weakened since, but only ce-
meuted the friendship of the two countries, In
regard to Germany my intention is to continue to
observe policy of neutrality, which, without pre-
venting US at times from being dspleased or salts
fed leaves as, nevertheless Strangers to questions
IN which our interests are not directly engaged,
Italy, recognized by almost all the powess Of
Europe, has strengthened its unity by inauguratng
its capitol in the center of the Peninsula. We
may count upon the scrupulous execution of the
treaty OF the 10th OF September, and upon the in
Glspehsabe maintenance of the power of the Holy
Father AS expressed the hope last year that
our expedition to Mexico was approaching its ter
mlnatIon, l am coming to an understanding with
MaXlmlllanto fix the epoch for the recall of our
troops, without compromising the French interests
North America issuing vigorously from formida-
BILE struggle has re-established the Union, and SOL
emnly proclaimed the abolition of slavery. France,
which never forgetsno noble page Of her history,
offers up sincere wishes for the prosperity of the
great American Republic, and for the maintenance
of the amicabe relations which will soon have had
a centurys duration The emotion produced in
in the United States by the progress Of our troops
in Mexico will be pacified by the frankness of our
declarations. The American people will eompre-
hend that our expedition to which we invited them
was not opposed to their interests. Two nations
equally jealous of their independence ought to
avoid every step which might effect their dignity
and their honor.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-02-15
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New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-02-15

BROOKS HOUSE. -l s---.
THE PROPRIETOR Of this well known and popular estsb
ishent finding his present location too small for the CALI
upon him for accommodation, will the LIST of November
next, remove to
Nos. se7, ees and ISL Canal Street,
..r..u., Corner of Basin Street,
where he hopes to be able to furnish home to all his ends
He needs hardly state that his table is now ever
passed. and that every comfort viii be enjoyed patrons
bis house - r' "
HOURS OF MEALS:
Bre akfas from to g. Dinner from to a. Simmer 6toa
6 NJ. TODD d CO., DEALERS IN ARTISTS,
~ Canvas Fine Colos and Tools Gold Silver and Copper
Leaf, Bronzes. ~lFo
PAINTS,
VARNISHES,
BRUSHES, ETC.,
NO. 40 Magazine Street.
One door ahoye Povdrau
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-02-15
EDUCATIONAL.
OAKLAND COLLEGE,
CLAIBORNE COUNTY, MISS, fnear godney.,

CLAIBORNE COUNTY, MISS, tnear godney.)
ihts lnsution will enter upon the Second Term
.ent session the 18th Of January and recon-
and thorough education. 7'% =
p FACILITY:
~. 'oeepn d. Calvin, President pro tenn. and
George Little Phi d. af .ssnai Fl asses
e. Ready H. foiess2f o. Masnsfnasies-
D. T. Wheesr A. Il p,sh ro,ssso ~
The vacant rhs. Professor Of Modern Languages.
while the stsdiea vi pc hsd IS possible Mean
taiing will be tangf hv the
suecesuj M The Preparatory Department is in
feetory or In private families M oe nao AZ the college he
r,s. IEkMs-tPayabIe IN adyaneef
rI.n rraitinn. pc per term ef ave hs sum
Board and washing per month " .-t...-..-'.--- W
Total expenses per annun s. =. Y "
ney, Miss. -. " lug LUG PRESIDENT at Rod.
meeting o. the Board Of Trustees the College 1 ~
nNd IN Nachez on the 18th February Imuortsrs VII Pc
g be attended TO- and it very desirable that MI Is
should be present. JAMES ARCHER w. ~ meeting
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-02-15
OFFICIAL.
T EASING OF THE NEW CANAL

STATE OF LOUISIANA, EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT
New Orleans, February 10th, 1856
In conformity to the following act of the Cen
eral Assembly, sealed proposals will be received
at this Office for the period of twenty days from
the date hereof, for the LEASE OF THE NEW
CANAL, on the terms and conditions set forth in
the act hereto annexed
Proposals to be addressed to the Governor of
the State and indorsed Proposals for Leasing
the New Canal"
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-02-15
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New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-02-15
MOREAU's RESTAURANT,

No. l2s CANAL STREET. BETWEEN ST. CHARLES AMI
CARONDELET
The Propretors respectfully inform their friends and the
epcurean world that the above Restaurant is open for he
accommodation at the old place. and that they
leave nothing undone to continuance reputa
on which has enjoyed that of being one
Of the very first Restaurants in America.
All the decaces of the season. with choicest Wines and
Liquors, always On hand
The Propretors thankful for past favors solicit
Of the same.
...l." RHODES Il MOULIN.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-02-15

nOLBEAR COMMERCIAL COLLEgH
CORNER CAMP AND COMMON srs..
.g.l..Lg.
spacious and Elegant "Story Building. p.
constantly in session under eight able Professors 1t was
founded in 1882 and chartered By State Its former
dents may be found Principals Bookkeepers in large
portion Of the old houses of this city and over the souher
States Ladies' or Gentlemen attend tho COMMERCIAL
COURSE or Bookkeeping, Penmanship Mathematics Eng.
ish French Spanish business education that enables
one to earn $4,000 5000 annually the best fortune parents
can give their We have ample arrangements for 800
ssudents Ladies' and Gentlemen invited to call
-. RUFUS DoLBEAR, President
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-02-15

RgARD-GENfLEMEN REQUIRING FURNISHED
hooms with or wthout board Accommodated with
such by at N Csrondeet street. between st
ASA JULIA MRS. +. II. QuICK
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-02-15

EOHN @. BEAEE, STATIoNER
NO. ~ NASSAU STREET, NEW YORK.
arge assortment of first class Blank Books Ass pomes.
tic and Foreign Papers Stationery constantly on hand
5eeoan books made to order LhpSapy, Engraving and
executed promptly and in the best possible
special attention to orders by mail and prices low any
mouse IN the city for goods Of equal quality.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-02-15

GAS CONSUMERS READ THIS
WINCHEsTER's PATENT IMPROVED LAyA-TIP GAS
BURNER is the most convenient Burner The Tip
will never corrode rust barn out. For sale by G. W
shultes and his agents in this city Office T. B. Moore's
Gas Fitting Establishment, No. 81 Baronne street.
Beware OF spurious articles for in the market Gas Fix
sRres cleaned and repaired at 81 Baronne street.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-02-15
FINANCIAL.

IAMES l.. GLENN
AGENT FOR SAWYER, WALLACE 4 CO.,
... .... .- New York.
VIII make cash advances Consgnnents them in New
York, and to friends in London. Liverpool Antwerp
and Bremen.
Office. 81 Carondeet street. New Orleans.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-02-15
GEO. III. VINTEN-.

leo. III. VINTEN-., . .-...,- ..-. .r
PAPER WAREHOUSE
No. lao Psydras street,
ne'"oea Camp and ST. Charles streets, New Orleans
ful stock of News Book Paper together with
oaluS oaaooas Ink Type Presses and all the articles
necessary ter the maksup ct newspaper job print
ing sffce, -
agent tor the sale Of R. Hoe Co.'S Printing Presses the
lhberty JOB Presses Adams Cottage Presses Connors
united states Foundry eshbodys News Ink and Wades
Colored Inks.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-02-15

RRYANT, sTRATTON d CHAPNAr,.
BUSINESS COLLEGE AND TELEGRAPH IssTrrurz
% cARoNDELET STREET. NEW ORLEANS, La
The course of Instruction embraces Penmanshp Telegraph
ng Book Keeping. Commercial Law, Commercial Cacula
tons Customs, Trade Actual Business Training by mean
of Banks Eporums Business and Telegraph Offices Of eve
description, etc
Scholarships good throughout the Chain Of zs Colleges
Evening sessions for the accommodations all such as caano
attend through the day For further particulars call at the
Office, send for College Journal
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-02-15
ntw @rlans 9aig resn 0hsaay arnag ebraxru ls 1851
HOTELS AND RESTAURANTS.

HOTELS AND RESTAURANTS
7 OUIsIANA HOTEL
21s TCHoUPIToULAs STREET .
Opposite st. Marys Market within square Of the Texa
Steamship Landing,
NEW ORLEANS
!. nS-Terms-$2 per day.
TNITED STATES HOTEL,
OPPOSITE roHrcHARrRAis RAILROAD DEPOT
COR. OF ELYsIAN FIELDS AND VICTORY srRrErs
A. III. Wilson, Proprietor
Late Of the yerandad Hotel, Shreveport La ,
seey las e T e.
phed with the best the market affords
TERMS REASONABLE. ..,
share of Patronage is respectfully solicited.
SOUTHERN HoTEI.-sr LOUIS, MISSOURI
| SOUTHERN HOTEL, n7
| On Walnut street. between Fourth and Fifth,
| ST. LOUIS, mo- ''.'i
The undersigned, proprietors of this ELEGANT HOTEL,
Pc gad to see their friends and te public and win do
LAvE1LLE. WARNER 4 CO., Proprietors.
Mobile Advertiser and Register copy six months and
send bill to this Office
FRED. GRUBER's SALOON, .--.m
AT THE CORNER OF ooHM2S nES2S. STREET AND rHEArER
a stans sas hs old s9
street and Theater Alley respectfully aet share patron
The quality liquors will be served and bes. attention
J. F. aRUBER.
1O1...~.sr. CHARLES STREET. .1o1
The New York herald., 1866-01-30

THx LkcTyrE SEASON ~4k-4
IHrORrArr Lxcrrsss DAILs=goH 0pXI
wsf. f~t<s 1nste y sf~nf Afe~ TtM@ -
Fsw Tsys Mssssw " ArsaD@r ~-&A~~
The New York herald., 1866-01-30
sALEs AT AUCTION.

A UCTION NOTICE.-E ROTH, AUCTIONEER
IA WILL SELL. AT PUBLIC AUCTION
ELEGANT AND Costly HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE.
Beautiful PARLoR PEIcII IIp SUITS, COVERED WITH THE
CRIMSON, GREEN AND GOLD BROCATEL.
MAGNIFICENT ROSEWOOD PIANOFORTE,
PAINTINGS, WORKS OF ART.
ROSEWOOD AND BLACK WALNUT BEDROOM SUITS.
On this day tTuesday! January 80 at II O'Clock pre-
ling house l9 West Eighth street. between Fifth and Sixth
avenues consisting OF handsome Velvet Brussels and In
grain Carpets three elegant Parlor Suits covered in rich
French satin brocaei and figured rosewood Eta
ceres, with French plato back and doors
MAGNIFICENT ROSEWOOD ~ OCTAVE PIANOFORTE,
STOOL AND COVER; COST S7O0
Elegant rosewood and black walnut marble top Tables;
Turkish Easy Chairs and Lounges Reception Chairs
Bsdseads Bureaus Rockers Lounges Sofas Spring
Ware, Table Cutlery, &c. Sale positive, rain shne
~ B-Reiable men in attendance 10 cart, pack and ship
goods for purchasers at reasonable charge.
The New York herald., 1866-01-30

UCTION SALE.
"a SO 900 WORTH OF
MAGNIFICENT HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE.
ROSEWOOD OCTAVE PIANOFORTE,
OIL PAINTINGS BY EMINENT ARTISTS,
DRAWING ROOM FURNITURE .-
OF THE RICHEST DEsCRIPTION,
RICHLY CARVED DINING ROOM FURNITURE
CHINA, GLASS AND SILVER WARE,
ROSEWOOD AND WALNUT CHAMBER frRNITURh,
: ARTISTIC BRONZE STATUARY AND MANY RARE
AND COSTLY WORKS OF ART AND ARTICLES OF
VIRTU.
IMPORTED FROM PARIS FOR THE PRESENT OWNER,
On this day TUESDAY, at the hve story brown stone
dence Il West Sixteenth street, between Fifth and
Sixth avenues. sale commencing at u O'clock
Drawing Room Furniture covered with brocatel OF the
richest description Bookcase, Etageres Paintings By
eminent artists brocatel Window Curtains 10 match the
suits Bronze Clock. Velvet Carpets, Mirrors sevres and
China Vases magnificent rosewood Panoiore richest In
offered nj auction this Stool Cover Muse
rosewood and walnut dressing Bureaus Bedsteads Hair
and spring Mattresses. Dining Room Furniture China Glass
and Silver Ware Also the Furniture OF the servants apart
ments NJ B-Competeut persons In abundance TO pack,
ship remove the goods. Sale peremptory
The New York herald., 1866-01-30
rsDwARp scuENcK. AucTfoNEER
E LARGE SALE OF HOTEL FURNITURE
AT AUCTION.
Gs'AY 0oGss, s.i...sS- .gcT,pEsss i fIs..'y sr..
AssioSGE's SALE
HOKaEHOLu FUHNrTvRk.

On wedhesdsy January g. o. So< o'c'ock isres ssok
sns - a. reno ed for convensnce of ssis CatQNRp
AmhA unp<s bsssA ~ shlpvtaG
The New York herald., 1866-01-30
TRINITY CHURCH PROPERTY.

Tho fol owing valuable ntAL ESTATE on CANAL nuD-
son GsLENWICH, NORTH MOORE. HARRISON, DEs
BHO,sEs and sIRY STREETS IL offered for sale on
Coi:png 2rION-oy TRINITY CHURCH
HARRISON ST.rH1-l Lot tho north side Of Harri
son 0recnwioh and Washington strcets,
feet front Nv rs iret In death.
GRFEywTCH SrREEr.-i Lot west side Of Green
wch street, Frln lnkn and North Moore streets 23
GREENWICH AND NORTH MOORE sTREErs.-
the Of 0reeuwich and North Moore
streets, 100 each street.
GRkh Nwfci ASD NORTH MOORE 6rREETS-7
Lots OF greenwich and North Moore
90 ces Greenwich street by i0o feet on North
GRi:sNwiciI. vEsrRY, HUDSON AND DEsBROssRs
STREETS block bounded by Greenwich. vesry,
Hud.on and Streets being wsa the exception OF
GisfE " Oh ASD DRsBRossEs srREErs-4 Lots on
the northeast Of reenwch and Desbrosses stccts
berg 100 Zee, N ,rh street.
GEffNwiri fREET a Lots the east side Of Green
bet DE Orossos and Watts streets nd Jon
n Icing feet front Greenwicn street BY 10
CaS3Is ii CDsoN AND vEsTRY srREETs-The whole
OF the Large POT Canal, Hudson and Sestry srees
ceptng Canal street aud three lots on Hudson
Ao tsvug frontsgr OF 100 feet on ,nsl street,
2v lot on and l3S feet vestry street
III DsOS Lii gOY AND CLARKSON SrREEr5.-Bcing
the east ry side of hudson street. Lota on the
nohery side OF Crksen street and Lots on the south
ery side isrcy street us feet front on Hudson street
bylI la soi aud l63 feet Leroy street
ArY,cst ns ay be the Isl Fulton street.
corner D. CEurcb st eet, ere map. may be obtspod
The New York herald., 1866-01-30
sOUTnrnN ADVERTIsEMENTs.

u,wEyTy ~, VALUABLE PLANTATIONS COTTON.
Rice, ard sugar. well improved, for sale at great bar
Gains; Wild Lands principally Mississppi
syer benrn ani very valnsDe Tor TIMBER anr prospect
lively for cultivation Also lands North and South Caro-
prizes. kpplJ % GOODMAN MERRILL General Com
nlssion Merchants, ~ new street. New York CITY.
The New York herald., 1866-01-30

yVM Writer'S, ArcTiONEBR-wILL SILL THIS
w dsv Il -, o'clock all the Furniture u the hotel
known Congress H,i N, ~ Mercer street comprisnE
one ro, wood Pan sei and ngrss csrpcts English
Uioo aad enameliea euts Mattresses,
Pillows double Of Hhe blankets aud
ont tsTs; all us Chandeliers aud Fstur~s hne Bar
Firu Pumps. walnut Srttees. Paint
inrs, Lugrayin Kitchen Furniture, Ao Sale positive.
Catalogues a ssir.
vlyILLrAN wfrrRps AucrIoNERR. WILL SILL
weinesiy, ~ We Ing iiousc, 10 wayeriey place,
lOt, clock the u nj fam u going south, con.
sns of Parlor Suit Esgere. Centre TABLE, In rosewood
MAHOGANY be ,e,-s a"r v % huFeags ms,hstAnd. sn.
sir Ala Linen and other Sheets GO crs 40 ealI.
ftukets, Spreads, Ac; fot.t Ware. silver, China and
Ciass Ware REL n curator, kstchen Furniture, Ac.
The New York herald., 1866-01-30
SHIPPING,

1Nop s.y -, "-PIoNEER LINE.-A FIRST CLASS
Nonn oasAHNA. Ter No. North river every Thursday
Al fMmi,h,p saseas savannah. the following Monday
mopn,,s rsung cargo IN 'eck $40; freight. Ek cents
Per hoob The new and afst clha. II sail on Thnrsdv
". ~ hoan - now on the berth aud Nssage snnIv j
fFWIs rdS r9r freight or 6rsi class gss,sa sppiy
Li- ~ 10 ~ !oNEs IL broadway. FIR decs ISgY
on ooard. Agents In Savannah. HUNTRh oAhAsi.L.
The New York herald., 1866-01-30

CEoRoE cHRIsry's FIFTH AVENUE OPERA HOUSE
street TuE RAM of ui mn.
STILL IN THE ASCENDANT
Triumphant success Of the great Comic Artist
GEORGE CllHtSTY
Modest and Refined Ethiopian Mlnstrrsy lustrs. "a In
It's most rilant phases.
Tho farce Double Bedded Room Scenes at the d.uv
Nerves. Juvenile Banjo Drsd~monAs Troubles I~.Ra
Gould Melville In beautiful Ballad. secured ser- All
Iitquet 75c Balcony, cOc Only Minstrel Matinee ths
ely every saturdAy -