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Tri.W eek1y Trips
500 Reward
For an Incurable Case Z

$IOO NEW aTu
MH- For an Incurable Case -9N
Special attention is respectfully
directed to our exclusive manufacture
of the celebrated Golden Balsam, n pre-
paration never known to fail in the cure of
Syphilis in all its stages, and used in the French
hospitals for the last ten years with the greatest
success. For obvious reasons cannot publish
the testimonials of the thousands who have been
cured by it, but in the innumerable cases in which
it has been administered we have yet to learn an
instance of its failure. GOLDEN BALSAM, No.
l. for first and second stages such sores on the
legs or body. sore eyes, etc. Golden Balsam No.
2, for Tertiary, Mercural or Syphilitc Rheuma-
tism. pains in the bones, etc. Sent By express 10
any part of the Pacific Coast. Price, Fifty Dollars
per dozen, or Five Dollars per bottle.
C. F. RICHARDS CO.,
Wholesale and Retail Druggists and Chemists,
corner Clay and Sansome Sts., Fan Francisco,
sole agents, to whom all orders must be ad-
dressed. Also. agents FOR the celebrated
Spanish Antidote, preparation warranted
to cure Gonorrhna. elect, Irritation,
Gravel, and all Urinary Derangements
Neither Of the above genuine with
10 out our signature across the -6N
face of the label. AL
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GREAT CURES CITIZENS, READl

GREAT CURESi CITIZENS, READi
Rheum atism.-Mr. Joseph-D. Battle, 9 Myrtle
street. says the Electric Oil cured him immedi-
ately.
Piles harles Sexton. Esq, cx Mayor of
Camden. says six applications cured him. Also
cured his Rheumatism.
Neuralgia.--Mr. David Mann, 400 Vine St,
says he a great sufferer, but the Oil cured him.
SO says E. II. Grant, Esq. 5l7 North Sth st.
Price, Scots. and 81 per bottle. Depot, Philadel-
phia. Sod by all druggists and dealers.
Sole agents for the Pacific coast,
LII 4 n 4
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EARLY in the month OF May, measures
were taken in Brownsville, Texas, to inh C
the death penalty on one Rodgers, who had
killei the assistant surgeon of his regimen;
(the nth Ohio). The ralows was erected :;
all due preparations made the prisoner re
ceivcd religious consolation, and expressed
his willingness To die. On the morning of
the intended execution. however, he was
found to have suddenly disappeared. Search
was at rnce made, but the utmost diligence
failed to discover any trace of the missing
criminal. 1t was generally supposed that he
had escaped into Mexc", and the pursuit
was accordingly abandoned. The New Or
leans Times now publishes letter from
Brownsville. by which it appears that Rod
gers had all this time been concealed in Il
.hnle under the ground. which he had hollow
ed out with his own hands. He had lived
for twenty eight days within easy hearing
distance uf the guard, aud only hunger
would have led to his recapfure.
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va Hope for the Aflicted.-In another

&a- Hope for the AfTlicted.-In another part
of this paper viii be found the advertisement of the
celebrated Institute established by DIR. J. C.
YOUNG, in 1850. In this age Of deceit and char
to them where they sure of obtaining the wished
for relief and cure. Under the care of the killful
Doctor the sick and troubled can divest themselves
of their burdens of pains and shame, lay aside their
cross, and health and happiness. If you
are sick in trouble do not hesitate. head the
advertisement and follow the advice. Do not for
get the number the of directing your
letter. CONSULTATION OFFICE, 540 Washing
ton street, San Francisco.
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Special Notices
D.-E.-lS55.-O.
BENJAMIN FRANKLIN AND PROFESSOR

The cures made by Prof. DeGrath With his Elec-
trio Oil mirac ilous to resemble the
famed Scripture accounts of similar cures in an
cient times by the anointing with oil.
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ANNUAL MEETING.

ORIGINAL WILLIAMS AND KELLINGER
" Gold, Silver and Copper Mining Company. =
Location of works. Pittsburg Mining District
SHASTA Co.. Cal. Principal .Offce, Red Bluff, Te.
hama Co.. Cal.
Notice is hereby given. that tho Annual Meet;no
of the Stockholders will be held at the Oce of the
Company, in the town of Red Bluff, Tehama Co.
CAL. on Monday. the sixth day of August. 1855.
at one o'clock p NJ. for the purpose Of ele, ting
Five Trustees Tor the ensuing year
By order Of the Board of Trustees.
J. A. B0ARMAN, Secretary.
Red Bluff, June 23d, 1866 ;.sn
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FORGETTING IT, Il"LD AN ELECTION We
havc ieard "f tho briIerrn I'm whu failed
tn connect" ut his own welding throu III si,-
senee of mind. hut we think that the fnllow-
ing instance of f"rgetfuiness is more remark.
able still This item is f.ating around
loosely aud is ascrihed to the Plover wis. J
Times. II saws that 1.-The local election
whie, should have ocenrrcd in that place or
the l4rh inst. WAS neglected hy the entire
population the pplls were not open every
body had f,rg 'tten II. We question wheth
er there is sec-.nd instance of this kind in
the history nf the country"
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AxArnNrcALlrIEs.- correspondent in

ASAr"NrcALlrlEs.-Ae correspondent in
Washington says,
| was visiting the Uniiel Safes Army
Medical Museum here. accompanied by a
young lady friend If mine While lonkinr
at some If the badly fractured skulls, nv
companion pointed ont one with two bullet
haes through it. and. after expressing her
n>tonshment. remarked. ahsenrly: Tom,
do you suppose he is alive now Z" We had
been previously looking at some bones 1f the
leg and arm. and had said tha, the owners
of many of them gre still living.r
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TAX COLLECTORS NOTICE.

NOTICE is hereby given that. in pursuance Of
IN the statute in such case made and provided,
will. either in person or by deputy. accompany
the Assessor in the performance OF his duties
throughout the county. The taxes upon all nova.
BILE Personal Property for the year 1867 will be
due as soon as the same has been assessed by the
County Assessor of Shasta county, and the collec-
ton of the same will be Immediately enforced
]. W. GARDEN,
Tax Collector Shasta County.
Shasta, Feb. ~, 1866 IA
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NOTICE OF APPLICATION FOR PATENT.

NJ Office is hereby given to all whom it may
IN concern, that the 2lst day of July next,
(lS66 at 10 o'clock A. NJ. of said day, will apply
at the Office of the Register Of the State Land Office,
at Sacramento City, for patent to the following
described lands to wit The East half of Section
No. 90. in Township No. 81 north, Range No. 6
west Mount Diablo meridian. containing $40 acres,
the same having been purchased school land
under the act of the Legislature approved April
23d, 1885, at which time and place all persons may
appear and contest my application.
HENRY LUDWIG.
BY wM MAGEE, Attorney. je23
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Shasta, Feb. "a, 1861
ASSESSORS NOTICE.
YVHE undersigned gives notice to the Property
Holders of Shasta county. that he will, on the
FIRST MONDAY OF MARCH,

FIRST MONDAY OF MAkChs
enter upon the performance of his official duties for
the current year. He would call particular atten-
tion to the following section of the Revenue Law:
eff any person shall wilfully make, or give, un-
der oath or affirmation. false list of his, her,
their taxable property, false list of taxable
property nnder his, her. or their control, such per-
son shall be deemed guilty of perjury, and upon
conviction thereof shall he punished therefor is
by law provided for the punishment of perjury ;
and any property wilfuIly concealed removed.
transferred. or misrepresented. by the owner or
auy agent thereof, to evade taxation, shall upon
discovery, be assessed at ten times the amount of
tax for that year. which would otherwise have been
assessed upon it and fifty per cent. of the amount
of such additional tax, when collected, shall be
paid to the person persons who shall furnish the
information which reveals the property conceal
ed transferred, removed or msrepresented and the
remaining fifty per cent, after deducting the usual
per centage for collection, shall be paid into the
Treasury, for the benefit of the Common School
Fund Of the State"
If Tax Payers were to have list of their proper
ty prepared .eady to be sworn to, as tie law di.
reefs, by the time of my reaching them, they would
thereby save themselves some annoyance perhaps,
as well as facilitate my work.
A. P. LADD.
Assessor Of Shasta county.
Shasta. Feb. "a, 1866. ia
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r. II. MCDONALD & CO.
San Francisco and Sacramento City.
T whom all orders shoud he sent. jill
nr- The Best Remedy for Puri

ES- The Best Remedy for Purifying the
Blood Strengthening the Nerves, Restoring
the Lost Appetite, is
FRESE'S HAMBURG TEA.
1t is the hest preservative against almost any
sickness, if used timely. Composed of herbs only,
it he given safely infants. Full direction in
English, French Spanish, and German, with every
plckage TRY IT!
For sale at al the Wholesale and retail drug
stores and groceries.
EMIL FRESE, Wholesale Druggist,
Sole Agent, 40 Clay street,
j.201y San Francisco,
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and, therefore, tho theory Of the elder Napoleon
will be realized in Europe becoming ulti.
mately republican. The old continent il
gradually moving to this end. Tho people are
not yet fully prepared for such q change, but
1t will be the inevitable result of modern civil
lizltion. Individuals, families, privileged
orders and dynasties, will become of little
rom the people.
Napoleon and Bismarck, who are the lead
ing spirits Of Europe, are imbued with the same
sentment-the consolidation Of nationalities
for The sake of preserving the dynasties. Ac-
cording to this theory, France is to embrace
all who are Of French stock and speak the
French language and of course as near to the
Rhine border as this theory can be applied.
Prussia, as the sole great Germanic Power I'M
der the new order Of things, is to absorb all the
German race. Italy Is to have all the cis-Alpino
territory, the peninsula, and to the borders Of
Trieste; wherever in fact the italian race oc-
cupies and the language is spoken. England
will be confined, of course, to the British isles,
apart from her colonies. Russia will be the
great Sclavic power, continuing her conquests,
however, over the semi-civlized tribes Of Tar
tary and other parts of the East. Austria will
resume something Of the character Of the old
Roman empire over Southeastern Europe,
dominating over the region and mouths of the
Danube, driving back the Turks in Europe,
and holding Russia In check In that direction.
Such are the ideas now prevailing among the
statesmen Of the new epoch in Europe, who are
anxious to perpetuate monarchical rule upon
the basis Of nationalities and redistribution
Of power.
But they have to 60 further. Something has
to be conceded to the principle of popular self
government. The people demand voice in
public affairs. The question with Napoleon,
Bismarck and other statesmen Of their views is
how to comply with this demand and yet pre-
serve the monarchical form Of government.
They believe they have found tic solution in
giving universal suffrage under imperial or
monarchical absolutism; that, in fact, the peo-
pie will be satisfied with tho name of liberty
with the husk-while the substance is with
held from them. This Is the great question in
Europe at tho present time. II is this that will
yet agtate the old Continent to It's founda-
tons. Peace may be restored for time on
the basis Of nationalities under dynastic rule,
but the great war will come between the peo-
pie and their irresponsible rulers, and for the
principles of true republican liberty.
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Murder in Newton Corners--f.sunch 81 . Mis-
sionprs ship-W Wendell Phillips 10 Decline
thc NO1ainsticr for Congress. &c.
rosrov, sept -. 1853
There has been considerable excitement Newton Cor
ncr today, IN consequences Of the murder this morning
Of man named James Qdirg ny one Bernard Mcshcuy.
Tho latter called at Qnggs honsr early IN morning
aud invited him outside. and. he stepped
sido tho door, he inflicted injuries which produced death
almost Immediately. The murdered man only
twenty years OF age Ncshrry has been arrested ard
committed for trial for murder
The large missionary ship Morning star, but at an
expense Of f250 the money being obtained frm the
various sunday schools around here, was launched IN
East Boston this morning. In tho presence OF ten thou
sand visitors Tho ship 70 be employed In the service
Of the American Board Of Pore gn Miss onF and will 10
commanded by Rev. Hiram bingham.
II Ia pretty definitely settled tina, Wendell Phillips will
decline 10 for Congress In the Third Massachusetts,
district His nomination hes not been, and probably
will not be- endorsed by the republicans, snd tho
votes Of the workinamen would not I've sufficient 10
elect him. the reason for his declining TO he candidate
Is plainly apparent
John wcles, OF ChIcopcc, has been designated az one
OF the Judges Of the Supreme Court in pscs Of the late
Judge Daney.
David wilder. Of North Leotninstsr, . prominent
public man, dicd At his house IN that town Yesterday
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NEWS From NEW ORLEANS.

Tho Muster Out Of CoIored Resissents-Fears
ef Another Riot Subsiding --t.overnor Wells
Reported Ne Determined to support this
PresideBt's Policy.
Nrw 0mzsys Sept n. 1858
The o'ncor Of tho Eighty second colcrsd infantry
assert that the regiment very rssossy mustered
out yesterday. There 10 quite rioious spirit among
the negroes In tho city to-day, which 10 owing chiefly
10 the disbandmcn, o. the Eightyhr and Eighty.
second cocred infantry, who have Just boon paid on
and who are giving tsvnsslves mp 10 Drunkenness and
csrousa The city y well guarded and outbreak y
nov looked Tor.
Thirty Ave cab drivers have been arrested for violating
the city ordinance In making regular stand In the
negro locality 70 receive The patronage Of the asgoss
recently paid or.
II u said on the authority Of Colonel Rdmandaon,
who has been IN the confidence OF Governor Wills, thai
no lwells) has finally determined 10 suppo< The recon
siructon policy Of Prssiien, Johnsa~-
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dering him The race was undecided Tho driver OF
Batter also his owner.
The Lower House Of the Oregon Legislature have rati
Ned the constitutional amendment by vote Of twenty
nve TO twenty-five.
The two colored regiments which recently dis
banded In New Orleans and whose fears OF
another riot entertained have finally become peace
able. No outbreak is now looked for.
The Canadian government has instructed all county
attorneys and magistrates TO seize all in possession
OF persons whom they believe dangerous the public
peace and prosecute all persons suspected or Fenan
procl vities watch Ia TO be kept railroad trains
and arriving at Toronto, and passengers who
cannot give . satisfactory account Of themselves ar
rested. patrol Of citizens Ia be established and
the Chief OF Police has petioned for increased force
The Executive Council Ia In session at Quebec discussing
the question OF defence and the mado with
the Bank OF Montreal for the issue OF provincial legal
tender notes. The Bank Of Upper Canada has given
notice that II will issue notes and receive Thorn In pay
ment for discounted bills The notes quoted at
sixty and eighty cents on the dollar.
Colonel Edmonson, friend OF Governor Wells, OF
Louisiana states that he the Governor has determined
10 support the Pres dents policy in the future.
The stock market was Hrmcr yesterday, and closed
steady. Gold closed at i43I.
Business fairly active yesterday and though gold
ruled comparatively low, the markets for both foreign
and domestic goods generally Arm. Cotton was
active, and 1c 90 higher. Coffee unchanged. On
Change nour and wheat were higher. Corn excited
and advanced 80. 4c., closing rather steady. Oats
were nrmer Pork was quiet, but stnady. Beef was
changed Lard in moderate demand, but frmer
whiskey nrmer FroiShts dull, and nominally
lower.
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IMPORTANT LEGAL DECISION REGARDING ussesTrss.

The Court OF Common Pleas In Franklin county. Pa,
decided sometime ago In case brought before 1t by
person whose vots had been refused at election by
the judges, the ground that he desertsr that
the law of Congress operative only In where
conviction Of desericn by court martial had taken
place. The carried 10 the Supreme Court,
which has reafirmed thu decgicn folows:It follows
that the judgment OF the court below upon the
stated, Wa right. The plaintiff not having been con-
victed OF dssertion and failure the service
report . provost marshal, and not having been
sentenced the penalties and forfeiture of the law
entitled 10 vote.
Chief Justice Woodward did concur IN 80 much OF
the opinion OF the Court treated the Law or Congress
q valid enactment he considering ID In reference 10
this post fccto law.
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s A NiTARY

The Cholera In New Yorls-The Morsuary
Rcport-Reports from Brooktyn-Choisra IL
tho Bay. &c.
Tho weather changed on Friday evening, and was very
pleasant yesterday. There was however slight II.
crease In the number Of cholera patients reported
OFFICIAL LET cAsn
The following fresh cases rsportsd ysstsrdsy-
Peter 0'Neiil so Pe street.
Jacob Gordon, los Bayard street.
y EIsn G Gas,s 20. x hs%i .,o street
Joseph Corn Al Thomas street.
Mary Cahill $50 West Twenty sixth street
Mary Hepp. l97 avenue A.
Frank Elckeshsusen, 20 avenue A
Hannah Regan, 1875 Leonard street.
Thomas Harrison, "a Mulberry street
CERTIFICATES DEArn
Burial permits for the following named Shoisr
avenue.
Ellen 0'Brlen, 90 Baxter street.
Ellen Reagan, 100 Leonard street.
Georsana Powers 500 West Thr,,sth street T,s
Mary hardenburg West sixtysixth street, bstwses
Eighth and Ninth avenues.
Mary Cahil, $50 West Twenty sixth street
rBE MoRTUARY REPORT.
The report OF the mortality for the week ending zee.
terday evening not completed, but sufficient waq
known 10 enable state that the total number d
deaths would not exceed 525-or decrease OF nearly
one hundred from the report of the previous week,
Cholera also showed smaller number Of Victims but
the precise figures OF deaths from this not
certaned.
There wero six deaths from cholera In Brooklyn %
Friday There was but one case reported yesterday
The total number OF deaths yesterday from all was
twenty-sx.
CHOLERA M THE BAY
The following report received yesterday from the
Health Ocer by r Curtis the President Of the Quar-
antine Commission. The returns completed FRI
Gettysburg The following are new cases
cstharno ssiierg aged %, native Of Baden Mra
Fidel Steel aged IS. native OF wurtemburg Maria r.
venach. aged q, native Of Bavaria
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An advertisements handed In until hair past n'ne
sclock In the evening will be classified under appro-
pirate headings; but proper Classification csnno, 10
assured after that hour.
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Tbs assets OF the concern -four notes. Of $4,000
each, signed by H. Dooie. O. " nDollisie T. Doolils,
and r b facott aud these four notes thf capital Of
the bank In addition there II cash on hand sis 1872
protested draft drawn BY tho Cherry Valley Hank. New
York. the New York Corn Exchange Dsnk for 81 500
and other amounts, footing up sii0e2J, tI2 o32 Ia
or tbs liabilities portion Of the lztiiiies r.
&3t,5s4 exchanges on the Corn Ercnarye bang of Now
York. which issued The dly before the failure. The
exposure ~ this rotten has made cccasd
eatiOn In financial clrcioeL
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Mrs. John r. Hansen. Niece % oliver Go'd-
susish.
This old lady died on Friday is< NJ thrss o'clock Y.
~, az her residence, West Hoboksa. n. J., 10 the
eighty year Of her aga Tho resdss Of tho HsaAs
VIII remember notice Of this venerable old lady which
appeared IN lie columns shor ms ago, asd called the
attention OF the generous the suffering and distress -
which she lingering The erect o. tnas NOT 80
70 rsss ! ssepectsbs sarn Of money, which sonbuisA
70 sustain the old LADY until ner deniss.
she highly e~tesmed " AZ wno kner ~; sn1'
few psrsons have e~rsd rrsssss rcverss o. endursl
moro physical and mental axcny thsn inn tAay' 50
bore al IN Z chesrfa and Christian spirit
Her funeral viii take place tails t-unlsyl mernoors
n tvo o'ciock fros 81 Johns church, WEST Hoooksn
Thc remains will 10 Inferred q Trinfy cemsssry, No
boksn, Nj
Theodore r. scrsbser. Of the Indianapolis
Jsugnrf.
Theodore scrbnsr ora q ne sfitorsof the irdiaa
spolls ys~v~sx died on hondsy last after fsw dag
linen Ne wss born IN Homas, fAskns county. ohios
n lssa and a q ssry age n. devoted hmss 70 rvns
tus ne anted special correspondent % hs fsw fora
UssxIp In GsnsrHi wiisons Command durinr ne go
sad wrote the oniy full sccssAt Of NE cNpinfs o. Je4
Dsvts purns ~ .cjsarn IA ths sosth he discovered
sbs ors,nsi oopy q tha q $1,000 ~
o. ths 'ief safes, ana prcssnssd Aso ne war Depart
nsst a Washington.
Ne had bssn hut . short tine m.rrtei $50 q 90
taken at 10 the bloom % fo4th
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TINE FAILURE Of THE PRODUCES BANK OF calc,s,.

CHcAco, Sept. 2, 1906.
The recent failure OF the Producsrs Bank assumes
upon examination, more serious phase, and displays
system Of banking THAI that Of the famous wild
cat days Mr. Dooltile the owner has nsde assign-
ment, aud the books show n statement about fol-
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THEATRE FRANCHISE, Fourtesath street near Sixth
avenuc.-MApAss RISroRi As Macy srURAr.
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BROADWAY THEATRE. Rro,fvay. near Broo me
strceI-rHl MgRRr wrvrs OF wisDsos,
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,TERRAcE GARDEN rhri avenue. between Fifty.
eighth aud Fifty ninth strscts-rHKo Tu,rAs OncHnsralL
oARDEs CosoKRrs, COMM .acag at s o'clock
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NEW YORK THEATRE. Broldway Opposite Nov Ycrg
Holel.-FisE OLD EsoLIsm GgsuKxAN -RUs. II Foo-zLE
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GERMAN ITALIA THEATRE. No. sis Broadway.
Wild OAra
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IRVING HALL. Irving placs.-PsovsssoR HAnu vii
yeRroRn MS MIRACLES
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SAN FH ,NcIsCo MISsrRsLs sss Rrosivav opposite
tho Metropolitan Hotelfs raxln ErafoPIAx EsrgnrAix
Sxkrs, SINGING. DArciso AND BusIxIauxs-rus BLACK
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ADJUSTMENTS TOMORROW EVENING.

Volume xxxI......... .....................Ne.a ss
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LKcruRys WIN oxy.fiypsoesx MIcRoscorn twics
daily. HAD AND Rreur ARs or PRoHsE Open from
L. NJ TN Top. NJ
SUNDAY CTHIO EyENISG-GRlsp slcrsD coxcsar Al
fEvIso HALL, Irving place.
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TONY PASTORS OPERA MOUSE. nj Bowsry -cox,t
vooAIisn-NEcRo MfrsrRsIsy, BALLET DlygRrlsxxxxxr
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