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STATEMENT CoSTRADIcTED.-I be-
tokens It malice strangely in contrast
with the protestations of virtuous in
tention which abound in every issue
of the New York Tribune, to find in
that journal the clever intention of >
statement designed to insinuate to
the country reader that the President
was so ashamed of his great speech
Of Thursday last, that he arbitrarily
forbade the operators telegraphing it
until after several hours, when he was
induced to allow it to g6to the coun-
try. Our confidence that no such
interference took place we thought
proper to verify by proper inquiry,
and need hardly to say that the EN-
phatic contradiction which we hereby
make comes too late to arrest the
mean falsehood before it had wrought
its transient but studied injury.
National Lteliigencer.
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The New York Times makes the
following proposition to the radicals,
which we take to be President John
sons ultimatum:
"Thc exclusion of loyal men from
Congress, in violation alike of their
rights and of the Constitution, is the
main, if not the sole, cause of the
present difference of sentiment be-
tween them. II the Union majority
in Congress had been in it's action
true to the principles of the Union
party, and had not allowed itself to
be swerved from those principles bv
the adroit and reckless machinatiof1s
of men who have with them no SYM
patby whatever, this conflict would
never have arisen. Whenever that
same majority can throw off the in
fuences by which it has been thus
misled, and come back to its original
and true position, that conflict will
end, and all the dangers which now
seem to be impending over the Union
party and the country will be for
ever in the deep bosom of the ocean
buried.'"
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A Washington despatch says the
Presidents of the Philadelphia, Will
mlngton and Baltimore ana the Balti
more and Ohio Railroads were on
Wednesday before the committee on
the proposed air line road to New
York, and made strong arguments
against the bill now before the COM
Wittee.
The Macon Journal says that so far
as the South at large is concerned,
Northern and all other white immi-
grants will not only be free from any
other annoyances, than such as are
common to the whole people, but
also, that such immigration is general
ly desired by the people.
A letter from the East Indies repre-
sents the cotton trade greatly increased
during the American war. The ship
ment for five months alone during
last year over the great Indian rail-
road amounted to 21O, 600 bales, three
times the amount for the same period
in the preceding year.
The Washington correspondent Of
the Springfield (Massachusetts) Re
publican says: "Some times the mob
IS right: 1 suppose, for instance,
that If John Dixon, on his return to
Connecticut, should be tarred and
feathered, everybody would say he
was rightly served"
W. G. Mccarthy. the new Mayor Of
Plttsourg, is practical printer, and
was for the past twelve years press
man in the Office of the Pittsburg
Dispatch.
Bill Arp's father was u native OF
Boston-his mother of Chan lesion,
South Carolina.
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SHIP NEWS.
PORT OF CHARLESTON, MARCH 4

ARRIVED SATURDAY.
Derellct Br. bark Mary, Turks Island.
ARRIVED YESTERDAY.
Steamship Moneka, Marshman, New York
Steamer City of Bath, Bell, Boston.
W.>T TO SEA SATURDAY
Steamship Alhambra, CrowelI. New York
Br; brig riverside, Newell, Havana.
Schr. Il. P. Maynard, Price, Baltimore.
WENT TO SEA YESTERDAY
Schr. Chas. E. Paige, Northern Port.
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The Manchester market is firm. Bread
stnffs are, steady, with the exception of
corn, which is easier. richardson Spence
Co., and Wakefield, Nash II Co. report
flour firm, out inactive. Wheat quiet and
irm-wincr cr red los. @1Os. Cd Corn flat.
and Tuesdays advance lost-mixcd, 2ss.
Cd. G29s. Provisions firm, except bacon,
which is easier, and lard declining ten
dency. Bigland, Athya Il Co, and Gordon,
Bruce Co. report beet active and 2s. Cd.
Cos. higher. Pork firm.
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COTTAGE TO RENT

Al THE subscribers will rent a nice
ATH COTTAGE containing. eight.yoo
!4e.G- four basemcnt,) situated on Gads-
den street, between Washington and Lady
streets. Attached to the cottage is all tho
necessary out-buildings and large Vegeta-
BILE and fancy Flower Gardens Possession
given on the first of ;, drill
The FURNITURE IN the house will be
sold to parties desiring it. For terms, &C.,
apply to DURBEC & WALTER.
March G
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LIVERPOOL, February 17.-Sales Of cot
ton to-day 10000 bales, including 5000 to
spectators and exporters. Market tirmer,
but unchanged. Middling uplands, 1870
19td. Breadstuffs quiet and steady.
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IMPORTANT JUDICIAL DECISION.
Judge \: W. Graham, of the Warren
Circuit Court, in case that came be-
fore him during the present term Of
said Court, made the following deci-
sion: That the late amendment to the
Constitution of the United States is
now binding in the States, and must
be so regarded by the State courts;
and, secondly, that a slave charged
with crime, having been committed
previous to the amendment, the pc
nalty to which was given number of
stripes, being convicted of said offence
after the adoption of the amendment,
is acquitted-there being no slaves,
and the penalty attached to such
offence cannot be inflicted. In the
above decision, Judge Graham said
that he had no hesitancy in coming
to the conclusion that it was his duty
to vote, as be did do, against the
amendment referred to.
lBo~ling Green Ky. J Gazette, 17th.
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The New York Commercials special
says that, at Fenian meeting there,
lntimations were given Of plan to
sleze British Columbia, and establish
a harbor for privateers on the Pacific
coast that will sweep away British
commerce. It is understood that the
English Minister has forwarded COM
mnnications on the subject to the
State Department that formed topic
for Cabinet discussion to-day. A pro-
clamation will probably be issued
against any violation of the neutrality
laws.
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The Mobile Tribune states that the
steamer Margaret, which is to sail for
Para, Brazil, on the lst proximo, we
are informed, will carry out full list
Of passengers-all of one colony
Within few days numerous persons
have arrived hither for the purpose
of carrying their future destiny to
the South American country, and
more applications from the far West
are made for accommodations than
can be furnished
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|. The following is the financial and COM
mercial intelligence by the Asia, to the
18th ultimo:
LONDON Manufacturing circular re-
ports flour scarce. Corn steady. Iron
quiet, at f6 15s. GET for Welsh rails and
bars, and 70s. Sd. for Scotch pig. Sug
heavy, and Cd. lower. Coffee firm. Tea
steady. Rice inactive. Liaseed cakes &C
tive. Spirits turpentine quiet and un-
changed. Rosin very dull. Petroleum still
declining; refined, 2s. 5d.@2s. Adj Sperm
oil still advancing, Consols quoted on the
10th at 973@S7l for money; United States
tive-twenties 6Sl@6SA. Bullion in the Bank
OF England decreased f239. 600.
The cotton brokers' circular reports the
sales for the week at 1000 bales, includ-
ing $500 to spectators, and l2,5O0 to cx-
porters. The market opened at an ad-
vance Of 3D., but closed partially ID. lower
on The week for American. The authorized
quotations are: Fair Orleans, 21l.-mid-
ding, 1894: fair Mobiles, Oid.-midd.inc,
l9d.; fair uplands, middling, l9d.
The sales on Friday were 10000 bales. of
which 5000 wero taken by spectators ana
exporters, the market closing quiet but
steady. Stock in port 443, ,oo0 of which
215,000 are American
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TO Planters.
Rhodes Super-Phosphate of Lime.

THE STANDARD MANURE.
THIS long established and successfully
Il tried MANURE in all the Southern
States, for cotton, corn, &c, for series OF
years before the war, will be sold to plant
ers, payable out of the next crop, for ac-
ceptances on factors. Price-On time, $G5
per ton; cash, s62.50. 1t can bo applied
broadcast, in the hill or drill, or as a top
dressing. 1t can be procured, as usual,
from b. s. RHETT & son,
Sole Agents,
125 East Bay, Charleston, s. O:
March 6 tu2
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Daring burglaries are being COM
nitted in Atlanta.
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ANCIENT AND MODERN JAcoB1Ns

ANCIENT AND MODERN JAcoB1Ns.
The Courier des Elats Unis considers
the rage for Constitutional amend
ments not an intermittent, but a
continued fever" which hos be-
come epidemic in Congress. The
amendment proposed by an Iowa
member, that "the United States re-
cognize the existence of God and the
divinity of Christ" it thinks is evi-
IDENTITY needed; but while the first
part of the proposition would be un-
Objectionable to the American people.
the second might raise more diff
culties. The Israelites, for instance,
who are citizens, could not we'll ratifv
1t. What would then become of the
freedom of worship and of believing
or of not believing? The Unitarians,
who comprise a large proportion Of
Summers constituency, are in the
same category. The Courier adds:
''The French Convention commit
ted an act of madness (folie) in de-
creelng the worship of the Goddess
OF Reason or the recognition of the
Supreme Being; Mr.. Grimes has COM
mltted merely an act of Stiffness
(nlaise'1e. These are nearly all the
points of difference we find between
the Jacobins of France and the mo-
dern Jacobins of the United States"
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CIScINNATI, March Flour steady.
with fair demand. Wheat dull, at ST 70.
Oats dull, at 34g3sc. Rye dull and prices
nominal. Provisions dull and unchanged.
Mess pork held at s2S. so for city, but there
are no buyers. Bulk meats and bacon dull
without change. Lard in good demand,
at at lec for prime city. but there are no
sellers under 1890. Groceries dull. Cot
ton dull, at 40c. for middling. Whiskey
dull, at s2.25, duty paid. Gold 3Ss
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Occupation at Your Own Homes.
THOUSANDS can realize 500 weekly No
Il utensils required except those found in
every household. Profits 100 per cent; de-
mand staple as flour. 1t is the greatest
discovery of the age Full particulars sent
on receipt of two stamps for return post
age. Address HOPKINS & BROWN,
March 6 6 Gil Broadway, New York.
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COMMERCIAL AND FINANcIAI

RICHMOND, March I've have to sav
that business continues gradually to i'm.
prove. Prices generally are tending down
wards, and it is to be hoped that ere long
we will get back to the neiShborhood oi
ante-war rates.
The number of National Banks now or
lsting is 1850. The aggregate capital is
S4O7. 1858, POS. During the week. the amount
OF circulation issued to these has been
-, ~ 63o; previously, s254, ,9O2, ,275. The
total has been s257 ,O72, ,91O.
Several applications of State Banks to be
converted into National Banks have been
made to the Treasury Department in
Washington. The answer was tnat the
number authorized by law had been al
ready established, and no more aDp}ica
tons could be entertained. These last
made, however, would be put on file, and
should Congress amend the law so as to
authorize larger number OF banks. these
would be the first in order
ArousTA, March "A better feeling was
exhibited in the cotton market TO-DAY than
yesterday, tt'rc being m,1.e inquiry.
Irlces, however, have undergone no
change, and we quote strict middling at
561 bales. Gold market dull, with a down,
ward tendency. The sales to-day were
very limited and in small sums. brokers'
buying at 33.
The following are the quotations for
South Carolina bank notes:
Bank of Camden, &c; Charleston, Is;
Chester, 16; Georgetown, 20: HAMBURG
1G; Newberrv, so; South Carolina l6; State
OF South Carolina, 1S; Commercial. Colun1-
bia, Is; Exchange, Coz: :..bia. IS: Farmers
and Exchange, 5; Merchants, Cheraw. 16:
Peoples, 50; Planters, Is; Planters and
Mechanics, 20; Southwestern Railroad,
80; State, .; Union, 90.
q
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The following is the financial and COM
merclal intelligence by the Asia, to the
18th ultimo:
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lost ano fonno.

\
o. nNl W \ * D-SloIen yesterday
CpsDsDUO evedng 80
The above will be paid for the recovery OF the o-
lowing Bonds AL psIe. hereby warned rom negotiating
m. ,ame Address JOHN i. MOORE, No. ITO Madison
ave n Y
m, following u. g Bonds Of 1891:
M do $3.50 10 a5lig, /. 600 each
a 40 g25T5 10 22s89 $500 each.
q do gTYO 10 1TyI5, 800 each
sdo $3.50 70 G55a4 & 600 each.
ldo Il22g A. & 100, 1901 A, Of $50
n \ $40 1864:
? do g3i6 and 1919, 81 900 each
20 DO. I845 10 3Jg64 eI ,Oo0 each.
"a 1872 ID $500
40 l.6g d. $500
Do $50 D. and 9939 +, lo?ls d, $500 each.
20 Ssa9 iisO 10 l2sQ and 1879 4 IOo each.
II 6 500. 1865 Nov l.
40 r703 A. 800
n \ 2 9O. 3 years 1865 June IS:
DO 2Ig2T C. a eo
do, June IS, lss2t, to lsz2s D. go each
a. a." JuI, rs ssas A os4s b. 81 900 each.
aor yuy "a 10 ISIJ,sc 1o,iis u ssoo each
w Az, rs ssIlo n s7.s7 G. a 600 each
- IS '2ea57 q $500
800 a. rs 23l1C 23lxA 1887 B. 1898 c. 9130+ b,
,ssa,s !, 9ni1a, h 4 IOo each
80 A. rs l2ts7l 10 <246-2 D. and sSTTl9 to 4&1750
u saon ss -
D., 81 is,s I7Io5 r. <slss u. lOle44A, SO each.
80 go rs 2fs,oe A 10 266sl2 D. $50 each.
II : : ~, July is 1865
a. al-al0 10 34T3l2 D. 4l0O each.
AMERICAN IN n TO-, "a canal and Camdsn and Amboy
, psar se,in iaf6 Ian 10 $50
,ss sO1 al o. oo 90" 'A''A'' '-'
b bsnt Of Of Ksptueiy, 7i.s S shares
P.nt Of Reptuciy, $685. 10 shares
New. Jersey Railroad, 900 lO$ shares
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CTEINWAYs ROOMS, Fourteenth.st.-The
- POETS of TWO CENTURlEs.-Mr A. L. McIAR.
LAND Of New York win read Selections Sm Lnsi,h fosss
Dsma and Lyc Of the Sixteenth and Ninetcenh Sentu
rio, on TUESDAY EVENING. April 3 at stsnwsys Rooms
Nos II and 70 East FoureenthsI For programme, sss
papers OF March 81.
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CONCERT by the GOV
FRNORs ISLAND BAND, in aid Of the SOLDIERS
LIBRARY at the a2d Regiment Armory West Fourteenth
a. WEDNESDAY EVENING. March 2S Tickets ~ centa
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ADAMANTINE BRICK PRESS


WE PRESENT 10 the public the hrst and
w only BRICK MACHINE ever invented which mate'a
prryEcr fRErD BRICK from clay withouts orsct or
ehrot and 20 simple ts construction % 10 recoimeha 70
general use a. ,ubdtote Tor any aud AL bnek machines
Known 20 the country.
II makes Birch smooth. perfect and uniform In are snc
ouaty cheaper than mud birch can De made ana
superior to any Philadelphia pressed brek ever offered In
The Machines srs made with from 10 eight mods and
viii COS, from 800 20 800 TwOhore power viii run
Two mold, and hve-h horse power will run Eight molds
One mold will turn out 900 bricks In IL hours and eight
uoldt 10000 -, ....
The BIRCH thus made mpeous to moisture, and eonse-
onently secure from the sction Of frost.
They ar. ready for burning when DISCHARGED nom the ne
ehine-equire handling or dryns-And may De ilmeof
aely subjected 10 any degree Of hest -
By this process Of manufsure the air and moisture are e
PEELED from clay by Of perorhto which enter me
mold when filed and suddenly Withdrawn 90 thr nilet
receives it's final pressure; consequently kkEhf bh1
BURNS PERFECTLY WITHOUT CRACKING CHI n,
ING or WARPING, and EVERY BRICK IL PERFECT
WIEN 1T COMBS FROM THE KILN. q,
Tie Machine in operation In Jersey City where
can be . A.,
II IL only necessary for practical busne" men to see the
Machine In operation and examine It's product TO De con
WINGED that 1t destined 70 worn entire revolution IN the
w. oa,r for SALE Rights Of sstss Counties Cities and
Town, upon reasonable Machines Furnished to order
'''' l.. c. WOODRUFF, President
c. L. CORNISH, Treasurer.
I'M. WHfTCOMB. Secretary.
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OLYMPIC THEATER. o,
" Sole Lessee and Msnsgeress. Mrs JOHN WUUD
THIS ysTABLIsHnrST NOT ADVERTISE IN ibs
xEw.YoRK HERALDD
THIS Tuesday EVENING. March y,
LAST NIGHT. BUT -FOUR!
LAST NIGHT But FOUR!
LAST NIGHT BUT FOUR!u
Of the successful Burlesque EItravaganzs entitled
CINDERELLA LA COMARE!
CINDERELLA LA COMARE!!
CINDERELLA LA C0MARE!.!
MRS. JOHN WOOD!
MRS. JOHN W0OD!i
MRS JOHN WOOD.N
A, CINDERELLA the Barons Youngest Daushter
MI NV SCENERY. NEW MtslC,
NE" AND HUMOROUS SONGS
p,sv,ou, 10 the Buresque Romantic Drama in two sea
entitled on,,c.rpr
WEDNESDAY EVENING, March 49, BENEFIT %
MRS q. II. GILBERT -
~ THE LOVE-KNOT and CINDERELLA.
FRIDAY-BENEFIT of Mr. q. w. GARRISON
MONDAY April .,
I'LL n. produced IN STYLE of magnhcsnce and with case
Of Characters far SURPRISING previous efforts 81 TINS The
.tsr the romantic spectacular drama. entitled
THE THREE GUARDsMEN
Doors open at q; Curtain rises st =
Seats sec ured three days In sdvsHce
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w SATURDAY MARCH 81.
BENEFIT
Mrs. VERNON.
First time thi, season Buckston-'s sterling Comedy,
SINGLE LIFE.
WITH RE ArTTIFIJL SCENERY AND APPOlNTMENTSt
AND GREAT DISTRIBUTION,
10 conclude with first time Comedy Of peculiar consur~
ton, with q cast consisting -
' ENTIRELY OF LADIES,
entitled
LADIES AT HOME.
Box book open.
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Amnsements.
I ICY RUSHTON's THEATER.
IL Nos. 72s and 80 Broadway toppo.ite the n Hotel
Sole Lessee and Msnsseress LUCY RUSHTON
THIS EVENING
Miss LUCY RUSHTON

Il UCI klSt1ON' 1HEAIEh.
N sn al 70. s5ed".y RH' 81 \
''' ''''''' ''' THIS EVENING
Miss LUCY RUSHToN
VALIANT VALENTINE,
ENTIRELY NEW SPECTACULAR BURLEsoUE, =,
written BY Mr. sehOnbers and produced after months OF
'''''' '"' THOUSANDS OF DOLLARS.
The Overture and Music by Mr.. IL. Issng'on Inc MA
and A.. Sy M, ne So.unes BV MT H. seymour The
Scenery by r Geo Evans and Assistants The Dances a.
TiIT GRAND TRANSPORTATION SCENE,
invented and arranged BY Miss Lucy Rushton and Mr. H. b.
In order to increase the aitracveness Of the mise
Miss Rushton has secured the services OF
MILE. LIMA WENDELL,
The celebrated Danseuse
conmede,ta viii precede the Bur.esque. After which
will be presented n. entirely new Spectacular bue'que Of
CHARACTERS REPRKsEsTr D-MoRrAIs:
VALIANT VALENTINE. Knight Of the Day,
sans peur ct sns reproche, study from the
lie. and a most loquaeious likeness, with songs
Dances and DelgLt..............MISS LUCY RUSHTON.
hins Fippn.' " W
u ~ 400
~ tI
W. 81 'i's"
Agitmont tins hrst appearance expressly, =, g.
engaged Harry seymour
o,on he 5c:: Of t. PearsO
hfAniine 10 young fppin L9ciA Deans
Beis4nti tine lna school maru) Miss Maedor
Agathr 10 waiting maid Miss Mosson
The Valentine Brigade Ladies Of the Ballet
Knights Courtiers, Citizens, Peasents, Mer-nt
Arms. Monks. Pages, Nuns, STANDARD Bearers,
Tftmpeters, HeIa.ds aud Others by............
AuIiAsres and SupeTsuperior Supers
IHsORTAIs. .
The Fairy Mis-: Mowbrsy
fuck MIS- hlah Siuith
PROGRAMME OF SCENERY:
MOONLIGHT GLADE NEAR SILVER LAKE.
PUBLIC SQUARE IN THE CITY OF ORLEANS
VALENTINES TRIUMPHAL ENTRY
GRAND i1f PROCESSION.
VFSTlBULE IN PIPPINS PALACE.
THE FORREST OF ORLEANS.
ORLEANS GRAND TRUNK JUNCTION.
KING PlPPlN'S PALACE.
A GRAND BALLET
By Nile. WINDEL AND THE CORPS De BALLET.
A NEW PAIR OF FLATS
TIE CAMP or AGRANONT.
TERRIFIC COMBAT
BETWEEN VALENTINE AND AGRAMONT
THE SPHYNXi
ANTHkOPHbOGOSSL
GRAND TRANsh OkMATION
the
PRIsMATIC HOME OF QUEEN CRYSTAL
aud
TIE TRIUMPHANT RECEPTION OF
VALIANT VALENTINE.
Doors open n "A, Performance to commence Al ~
stsge MI j. StiiONbhht
Acting Manager und Treasurer. MI IL -.
SEATS SECURED SIX DAYS IN ADVANCE
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ma DEALERS, PAPER DEALERS and
IL sHODDY MANUFACTURERS viii please notice ihss
.n, Of the trades which they represent VIII Dc held
3 y m. on WEDNESDAY EVENING at Military Hall No
s 10 adopt relation 70 the action WHICH
he Bosrd OF Health have proposed take resve 70 e.
udns the rag business from the cities OF New forA sHs
tBrooLiyn. By order Of PETER MCKNIGHT. Hrsssss%
w hCDBuf1 seeys.eyL
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GRAND COMPLIMENTARY TESTING
W NAL rendered TO
HARRY sANDERSON
prior 10 his departure for Europe
BY bis personal and professional friends, at
- ~ IRVING HALL,
ON SATURDAY EVENING, March 81, 1906
Csrds of administrations Dollar
Reserved seats, so cents extra
To be had at all the Music stores
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WALLAcK'' BENEFIT
or
Mr.. NORTON.
WEDNESDAY, MARCH 20.
FIRST TIME IN TWO YEARS
Colnsn's Sterling Comedy
JOHN BULL -.
WITH A CAST INC GUIDING THE WHOLE sTRENGTh
OF THE COMPANY.
BOX BOOK NOW OPEN.
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WALLACKs.
w Proprietor and Manager. Mr.. LESTER WALLACh
(rHB gsTABLIsHNESr DOES NOT ApvEkIisk IN 'n1
NETWORK HERALD)
Open at1i Begins at g.
TUESDAY
SECOND TIME HERE,
TIE famous Comedy. IN three acts Of the
SERIOUS FAMILY,
with Beautiful Scenery and Appointments
ORIGINAL BALLROOM POLKA,
and Novel Cast
Characters BY Messrs Frederic Robinson, Young, b T.
Ringrod j. c. Williamson. Ward Miss Mary Cannon, Miss
Madeline Henriques, Mrs Vernon, Miss Mary Barrett and
Miss Green.
To conclude with the favorite Aterpiece
LAUGHING HYENA
With very great cast
In which will APT Messrs. Gilbert and Young ME- 'en'
'"''' '"' WEDNESDAY.
BENEFIT
Of
Mr. NORTON
First time In two years Comans sterling COMEDY
JOHN BULL,
Cast with the full strength Of the Company. u
THURSDAY-Tom Tsylors very attractive Comedy, THE
FRIDAY-PAUL PRY and DEAF ASA POST.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Of Mrs. VERNON, trst time thi9
season Buckstone's Comedy, SINGLE LIFE, with .nrn
time) the fsvorte slterpece LADIES AT HOME win
novel distribution. n,,
peated.
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A CARD. ,,,
PANY has iust received from England very fine collection
Of ENGRAVINGS Proof and Print Impressions framed and
Tbsx are now on view and viii be sold at suction FRI
DAY NEXT March 90, at IL O'Clock g. H. BY messrh II. H..
LEEDS 4 MINER, No. 81 Libertyst.
Ladies are respectfully invited to view the collection