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Christmas Presents.

We have received a stock of supe-
rior French Note Paper and Envel-
opes, nicely perfumed and put up In
fancy boxes. IL is just the article for
q useful Christmas present; also, La
dies Note PAPER in quarter resms.
JOHRNAI Co.
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INcREAsING.-The number Of cases
for trial in the Common Pleas Court
are steadily accommodating, and 407 are
now docketed. What a great opening
for the legal fraternity there will be
in the settlement of this batch Of
cases.
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AEoTHER.-We learn there is a
probability Of another prosecution
before United States Commissioners
Marsh o.day. the said case being of
q musical nature.
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Eev Jewelry for tIe Holldays,

RosENoRANz & SMITH have just re-
ceived large assortment of Watches,
Clocks and Jewelry, which they will
sell low during the holidays. at No.
IL. Second Street. dec2l-4t
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Ia Vickery Bros. irish 10 say to
the public that they COW have at
their stores, Nos. 70 and rs Main
Street, G good supply Of Christmas
Turkeys. Chickens. Ducks, Geese,
Oysters, Celery, Cranberries, sc. Also
large stock of fresh Butter aud Eggs
at reduced prices.
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BooKs.-The stores OF John II.
Scott, the great missionary, and
Fish & Barter. we're crowded yester-
day By sensible people, who Eere pur-
chasing books fer holiday gifts to
those by whom they would be kindly
remembered. No gift is more appro-
pirate than a good book.
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"CoRNFEDs. I'VE observe that Billy
Caldwell IS daily receiving an i'm
mense number of boxes. all Of which
contains those renowned Stiles's
Corn Fed Oysters.
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ChrIstmas Gama and Pnnltrr.

Hunnel & Wilson, corner of Fourth
and Walnut Streets, received by rail
last night a large quantity Of game
and poultry for Christmas, including
rabbits. squirrels. quails. turkies,
chickens and geese. 81 It.
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MARROW ESCAPE. Two small boys,
nsmsd respectively Miller and Smith,
made a narrow escape from drowning
yesterday sfternooo. They we're cut
ting up on the ice on the canal basin,
next to Armstrong; furniture facto-
ry, when the ice gave way and they
were precipitated into the water,
which is quito deep at that place.
VIM. Epmire happened to observe
tho accident. and graspiDg a plank
rushed to the rescue Of the lads, and
by laying the plank upon the ice was
enabled to reach the boys and release
them from their critical position. Boys
should be worry careful about ven.
turing upon new made ice. especially
where the water 10 deep enough to
render it dangerous. We hopo this
may provo a timely warning.
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Mission SUNDAY SCHOOL FEsTI
vAL.-Next Monday will be eele-
brated by the Mission Sunday School
of the Church Of the Holy Innocents,
with their annual festival, which will
be held at Marlett's Hall. The
scholars will meet at the Church, at
2 o'clock P. NJ, and march in process
sion to the hall, where a substantial
and elegant repast will be served for
their especial dedication. The affair
will be participated in By the teachers
and scholars, aud such guests as arc
invited. It will no doubt prove a
pleasant occasion.
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&C HeaIIng PnnI-

An Essay for Young Men on the Crime
OF Solitude, and the Diseases and Abuses
which create innped1nents' TO MARRTAGK,
with sure means Of relief. Sent IN sealed
letter enyelopess free OF charge. Address
DR.. ]. SKlLLIN EOU0HTON, Reward
Association, PniiadaIph1a, Pa.
jpnl2 dSZ tsp a
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AssAULT.-Two elderly gentlemen
got into dispute on Wednesday, and
one assaulted the other, on which he
was fined before Squire Stinson. yes.
terday, 10 tie sum Of S. and costs,
making total of SO TO-
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Louisville RhFEet.

sy Telesraph.l LoUIsvELLA. Dee 40
COTTON Quiet: mlddliug ne.
FLOUR-SLeady at s. Is.
GRAIN-MOdeTate active. Red wheat
81 05: white 81 10. Corn 65070c. Oats SOC.
Rye SOC OH arrival.
HOG5-B11gB1zc gross; receipts 1880 head
killed !. G0J head sales So head.
ToBACcO-s6g8 % for Tugs; s9925 % for
lear
Provisions Mess pork $50 So Ha-
con shoulders 1jcs clear rib l71<c: clear
sides lS1zc. Bulk shoulders l2Zc; clear ri
Ice; clear sides l91fc. Lard l5Ic Hams
2I%c.
WHIBKY-Lower at e5c.
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MUsIc.-Our citizens are daily
treated to some excellent music by
the brass band that accompanies the
Metropolitan Star Company.
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ARaEsrED.-A young man who has
several times of late figured in the
Police Court. vas arrested by Marshal
Wunderlich for being disorderly toan
unusual extent. He will have hear
ing 10 day.
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HOLIDAY HoIidar HOLIDAY /,

The finest assortment of Christmas
and New Year goods at Schlaepfer's
Drug Store. corner Main and Second
Streets, which is also the best place
to get pure Drugs, Medicines and
Liquors; also, the finest assortment Of
American, French and English Soaps,
Perfumes, Pomades, Colognes and
Toilet Waters. dec2 In
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GRAND jury. - Several indict-
ments for petty offences were returned
by the Grand Jury yesterday. against
persons WHO are at present confined
in Jail. they will be tried to day.
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Nashville Market.

By Telegraph NASHVILLE, Dee. Is.
CoTToHg-Firmer; low middiing ME.
good ordinary NE.
WHEAT-Esd. " ~ amber, 81 Is; white.
81 20.
OAT8-7cc.
CORN--El 90.
RYE-Gi %.
BARLRY-l 20.
FLOUR-s4 60a6 50 for EupeTdne 10 fancy.
BULK MEATs-Cfear sides, IeJ<e; clear
ribbed sides, Ice: shoulders, Ike.
IAARD-ls1<c for new.
HAMs-22c.
RUMP PORK=e1j co.
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A MoNoPoLY.-Billy Caldwell al
most entirely monopolizsd the large
express wagon Of the Adams Express
Company. last night, By turkey, chick.
en-, rabbit, squirrel and quail. for
Christmas dinners.
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observation-disclosures.

e. II. ALTERING, No. is South
First Street, next TO Opera House,
Candy Manufacturer aud dealer in
Toys, Fireworks, Foreign and Domes-
tic Fruits, &c. Headquarters for old
reliable Kabby's Fresh Baltimore
Oysters. dec2-tf
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FESTIVAL. = We understand that
the scholars of the Ingle Street Sun
day School will hold a festival next
Tuesday night.
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also referred In terms Of high COM
mendation to Joseph Turnock, Esq,
who has ehsrge of Masonic Hall. AID
pronounced him one Of khe clever
est old gentlemen he had met in
many a dry. He took occasion. fur
thermore, to thank the JOURNAL for
the kind manner IN which it had
noticed him, both before and after
his arrival, and said that it was
through its influence, to a great ex-
tent, that he was indebted for the
large audiences with which he had
been greeted while here. We thank
the Doctor for the high compliment
to our paper. and duly appreciate
it; We can only add that
in what we have written,
we have given our honest opinion of
himself and his lectures. and believe
that he is engaged in a mission of
great good to the people throughout
the entire country. Would that we
had more DR.. O'Learys to ,alk to
them.
He will leave for Vincennes this
evening. and will begin a course of
lectures IN that city on Saturday
night. We commend him to the res
idents of the :" old Post"
US. COMMISSIONERS CouRr.-On
yesterday we stated that Herman
Schewitz had been tried before u. s.
Commissioner Marsh, on Wednesday,
on the charge Of having failed to
stamp a promissory note; but as it
did not appear that such failure had
been through any intent to evade the
revenue Laws, he was discharged.
Yesterday, however, another charge
was fled against him for the same
offense, in which the evidence was
more positive than on the previous
trial. Tie evidence elected estab-
lished the following facts: Schewitz
received pfomissory note from his
uncle. and at the time Of its recep-
ton ne was informed that the instru-
ment required a five cent stamp, but
the defendant said he would rot
stamp The note, as his uncle would
pay it whether it was stamped or not
and he would not 60 TO the expense
of afixing a stamp. This evidence
was SO direct and conclusive that the
Commissioner held Schewiiz to bail
in the sum Of fifty dollars, to appear
at the May term OF the u. 5. Circuit
Court, at indianapolis. He geve the
required bail.
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FINE SAFE.-We noticsd, yester-
day, safe, just received by Martin,
Gardner & Co., from Hall 8; Co., Gin
cinnati. that is q perfect model of
strength, durability and beauty. It
is very large, and is just the thing
that they have long needed.
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SALE OF LAND.-H. Gumberts sold,
yesterday, for Thomas E. Garvin,
commissioner, two hundred acres Of
land ia Union Township. One tract,
containing one hundred and sixty
acres, was sold to julius Catlett for
$3.50. The remaining tract OF forty
acres was purchased by Joseph B.
Cox for $125. This was not consid-
cred very good sale. even at the
present scarcity of money,
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SKATING.-The first skating Of the
season was enjoyed by the boys yester-
day. on the canal above town.
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sc, but may be forced 10 soil printed
goods q too Ice before ae Gloss Oh Gao
spring trade The only chnnEe fu moftns fa
the decline IN AmoskeEg Canton nHuuaIa
Of e on a. a bleaehed, ad 10 GA "A 40.
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Christmas Prc.ants.

Buy the Ever pointed Pencil for
Christmas presents. They are cheap
and useful. For sale at the Journal
Office, No. 6 Locust Street.
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scS York FRY GO0db Eafao.
BY Telegraph HEw YORK, Dec. e.
with finer weather, the market presepsq
less fluRgishness than yaaterdsv bnt -
rsYertheIesa very langulc, and no arnoa1a
Of speculation can Ralvanizs trade upttf
after the noliosys, II then. Bpeculators
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LOCAL NOTICES.

A Berry Christmas and Happy NeE
Year
To ell. Coolidge, of the York Store,
offer this morning 900 yards Of dress
goods at % cents per yard, worth so
cents. Call early and take your
choice. de24 It.
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ArTRACTlvE.-The steam engine
and coffee mill in Henry Cooks show
windows. at his new store in the
Opera House building. are very
attractive, and hundreds Of people
stop daily to watch tile working of
the machinery, and 20 look at The
Chinese pictures on the walls. It is
quito 8 show. and the novelty will not
wear off for sometime.
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ED~ Gents and BOYS Cloth and
Lined Cali Gloves, at Hughess. Also
a good assortment OF Driving Gloves
at low prices. dee6
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Holiday stock OF JeWelry and silver
W2PR.

1917 y :" = y " , 1T = ' -
ware,
&. II. JAGEMAN, No. 35 Main
Street, has now on hand a splendid
stock of Fine Gents and Ladies'
Gold Watches and Chains, Jewelry
Sets, Gold and Silver Thimbles, Gold
Pens, Silverware, Clocks, etc.; in fact,
almost everything in the Jewelry Inc
suitable for Holiday Presents.
Also, Watches and JeEelry re-
paired, and all work warranted.
de4 dIml
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OYsTERs.-Remember that | sell
Maltby's Oysters as LOW as they can
be bought in the city.
dee10 # IL. III. AHLKRlNe.
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RG- The Old Reliable with a full
hand. Dressed Poultry, so Dozen
Celery, 20 Cases Corn.fed Oysters.
No. 9 First Street.
aec24 WIN. CALDWELL.
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eD Domestic Goods, Dress Goode,
and Cassimeres, very cheap at Schap-
ker. Busslng & Co.'S. decll
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s~ T. G. Bridwell & Co, corner
of Main and Third Streets, have a
full stock Of Drugs, Chemicals, Pat
ent Medicines, American and import
ed Perfumery, Toilet Soaps. Brushes,
&c. Prescriptions carefully COM
pounded. Fresh Blue Lick, Con-
gress and Rookbridge Alum Waters.
je17-f
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FoUR OFFICEs-Corner Of Second
and Locust Streets, for rent. Apply
to q. w. SHANKLIE.
da2-tf
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Uncle Sans
WaterpF00T
Oil Backing

Oil Backing
Is the best in the market. Il pre-
serves the leather, keeps it soft and
makes it waterproof. It is indispen-
sable in. weather.
For this useful article call ut
GEO. MILLER & Co.'S,
dee22 4. SO Main Street.
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EG Boys Buck Gloves, Wool
Mitts, Comforts, Nubias, Hoods,
Gloves, and Hosiery of all kinds
sheap, at Schapker, BussiDg & Co.'S
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Eg- Irish Linen, Table Diaper,
Shirt Fronts at reduced prices at
dec6 HUGHEs's.
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DRESS.

altaT, were NuEOWu UFSns auu the DEA-
dal party entered.
DRESS.
The bride wore, OF course, white
satin dress, trimmed handsomely in
point lace The superb dress was
made with an exceedingly long, yet
gracefully hanging train, entirely free
from trimmings. Her hair was ar
ranged in pufs and braids in a most
becoming manner, and dressed with
orange leaves. The bridal veil was
of white illusion. Pearl ornaments
sparkled from her neck and ears with
pleasing effect.
The two beautiful bridesmaids
Misses Sadie Hopkins and Lola Gas.
selberry-were attired in white tarle-
ton gracefully pulled and ruf1led. with
white satin overdresses. Their hair
was arranged 10 ourls. and dressed
with artificial flowers.
The bridegroom and gFoomsmeu
wore full dress suits andwhito gloves.
Mr.. Iugle, the brides estimable
mother, had on plain black silk, of
great richness. Her ornaments we're
plain, and in keeping with her dress.
Among the visitors present was
Mrs. Green, Of Chicago. the bride
groom's accomplished sister. who
wore an elegant blue shot dress, trim
med in point appliqus, with satin
quilting and putting, toilette of the
highest style and elegance. There
were several other elegant costumes
among the company, some OF which
attracted considerable attention.
The ceremony concluded. the party
at once proceeded to the reSidenc of
the brides father, at the corner Of
First aud Chestnut Streets.
THE RECEPTION.
at one o'clock the welded pair
receiving their friends.
Those who had charge Of the affair
had effected unique and rich altera
tons, decorations and improvements
in the drawing roomg. In the front
drawing room the guests we're re-
ceived, and after extending their con.
gratulations. moved with the throug
through the other apartments.
THE PRESENTS,
10 tho rear drawing-roUm the bri-
dal presents were spread cut for in
spection. They were numerous, val
liable and useful. Among the gifts
we noticed a very beautiful set of
coral jewelry, handsome Bible, and
a solid silver cream pitcher from the
brides great grandmother. There
we're several other equally valuable
presents, an enumeration Of which
would require more space than We
have 81 command.
AT THE TABLE,.
Tbs visitors, after examining the
were invited into the dining
hall, where most sunptuous feast
was spread. The exquisite taste dis
played in the decorations Of the other
rooms was even more prominent here.
The three pyramids. composed OF the
various fruits, added not q little to
the beauty Of the design, and ST
tracted considerable attentions The
long table. groaning beneath tho
weight of delicacies. seemed just 50
attractive as the last moments ap-
preached as when tho doors were frst
thrown open. Here. as elsewhere.
all seemed to enjoy themselves thor.
oughly.
At 3 o'clock the last guest had de.
parted, and at 4 the bridal couple.
accompanied by several friends, left
in special car for the East, where
they will remain some time, and then
proceed to their home in Beloit.
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Ey See GILBERT 4 Co.'S adver
tisement Of two Of the best and fneza
Stores ia town for Rent. oo29-tf
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B0 Schapker, Bussing & Co.'S
Mammoth Zone Price " Dry Goods
Store is the best place to buy useful
Holiday Presents. dec11
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By Bug fine Wool and BToche
Shawls suitable for Holiday Presents,
at Ldec6l HUGHEs's.
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CASA gentleman who resides in
the upper part OF the city desires US
to call attention to the fact that the
gas lamps at the upper end Of Third
Street are not lighted Of nights,
although the lamps ara lighted in
other parts of the city. He claims
for the denizeEs of that portion of
the town the same privileges that are
accorded to others. We hope the
lampligbtel will look into this matter.
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PERsoNAL-Russell Bement and
wife, of Bridgeport. Conn.,, arrived
or Wednesday evening, having made
a visit especially to attend the nup.
tials Of James 81. Carpenter aad Miss
Louisa Ingle.
Abe Darrah, formerly mail agent
between this city and Terre Haute.
was in town yesterday, and left on
the Quickstep with a lot of stock for
the Southern market
John IBgls, ST., the venerable
father Of our distinguished citizen,
John IDgIe, Jr.. vas in ths city yes.
terdsy. in excellent spirits over the
marriage OF mis- granddaughter. whose
nuptiaIs he graesd with his presence.
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Pork PAcKING-DECLINE IN Hoes,
Wm. Akin cut up $50 hogs yesterday,
and slaughtered 100. L. Ruffuer, Jr,
g. g. packed so and killed 100.
Scantlin, Paryin & Co. cut up only
about 30. The hog market was in a
very unsettled condition. yesterday,
and totally at variance with the mar
ket tie day previous. In the evening
the market closed weak under {. 9
following telegram, received at z.uo
P. NJ:
CINCINNATI. Dec. %, 1869.
W. NJ. Akin, Evansville;
Hogs quarter "a lower. Market for
produce decentralization panic.
HUGH MCKINNEY.
The cause OF this decline is at
tributed to heavy supplies in the large
cities. The pens are full of hogs in
the great packing centres, and the
supply exceeds the demand.
By our dispatches from Cincinnati
last night the hog market is quoted in
an unsettled condition. with quota
tons at 83@94e. We do not desire to
create a misapprehension on the part
of the farmers that pork is going
dowa with rush" for the market
may be active and firm again in few
days. But packers are of che opinion
that prices will rule somewhat lower
in the future than heretofore. The
ruling figures at the close yesterday
were 9@10e nett, the latter figure for
hogs ranging over 200 pounds.
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DR. U 2GISTS-
.F0uN FAY AZ

Wholesale and Retail DTGgaist,
Dealer II
Medicines, Paints, Oils, Brushes, dc.
EAEE ST.. bet. Second and Thsr3
ETcDET54ls, Ind.
Particular azteDt5on given to CUTTING
W1TDoV GLASS 10 saF ige. Iun1l az!
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You will ind Ladies' Velvet Hats
at 30 cents. at Click & Schwartz, OBJ
posite the Opera House. sep25
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CIT 7 n e " S

~ City Orders for sale at this
Office.
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FashIonable wedding.

Perhaps the most recherche we'd
ding that has ever taken place Ia Ev-
ansville, was solemnized yesterday
1t was that of Mr.. James NJ. Carpen.
ter. of Beloit. Wisconsin, and Miss
Louisa Iugle, one of the most highly
accomplished of EvansviIle's fair
daughters. The ceremony was per
formed at twenty minutes past twelve
P. NJ, at Trinity NJ. e. Church, corner
Third aud Chestnut Streets, by the
Pastor, Rev. r Andrus. The prep
rations for the event were begun
weeks ago.
THE BRIDE
Is the daughter of the Hon. John
Ingle. Jr-. President of the Evans
vile & Charlottesville Railroad. Miss
Ingle is a graduate of Glendale Fe-
male Academy, of Ohio. and has long
been acknowledged belle wherever
she has appeared.
THE BRIDEGROOM,
Mr.. Carpenter, was formerly resi-
dent of Evansville. aad was one Of
our most respected citizens. It was
during his residence here that be met
Miss Iugle, and that the engagement
was formed.
AT THE CHURCH.
The hour announced for the cere-
mouy was twelve o'clock, noon. Long
before that time. however. the spa
-cious auditorium was filed in every
part with invited guests and curious
on-lookers. The bride and BRIDE
groom, with their attendants, arrived
attwenty minutes to twelve. in special
carriages, and at once entered the
parlor fronting on Chestnut Street,
where they remained until the time
for the ceremony At precisely ten
minutes after twelve the notes Of the
grand organ, under the skillful touch
of Prof. Matthias, pealed forth. and as
the last sound died away the doors of
the ante-room, to the left of the
altar, were thrown open. and the bril-
dal party entered.
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ADJUSTMENTS.

OPERA HOUSE.
Miss MA1iY 81. WILLIAM ........,........L cgaeo.
kpWIN BROWNE ............. ..... ...... Manager.
For A FEW NtGRTg ONLY.
The beautiful aud talea Tod Comedian and
hur. tque ACnkEsa
X A-TTE PUTRANN.
Supported by the finest organization now
travelling, VIII present during hufr limit
Cd season the most popular genius lu both
BURLEEQUE e COMEDY.
Admisalon...... ............ .....t0 end % ConfH
Family Circlo.............. ....ai
Gallery s......., .s..... ss.....,.. s..,...1a
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Charles Miller, f,t--..
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