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The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1869-05-08

SILVER WEDDING.-The celebration
of the silver wedding of Hon. Henry L..
Dawes took place at Pittsfeld Mass. },
on the 4th inst. A large number of dis
tinguished guests were present
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1869-05-08

PURCHASING WAR MATERIAL.-The
Cuban insurgent government, it is re-
ported from Washington, have negotia-
tions in progress for the purchase of
the Peruvian monitors now at st Thomas.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1869-05-08

NEW PAPER.-The second number of
the Walla Walla Union has come to
hand. 1t is neat seven column paper
looks well, reads well, displays ability in
the editorial department, and deserves
liberal support at the hands of that COM
munity. Success to it.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1869-05-08
Chr Albang sz}egisteg.
SATURDAY, MAY s, 1869.
Late News.

BY kilograms to the Oregontan we have
Eastern dates to the 9th.
A snow storm occurred at Binghamp
ton On. ", on the night OF the Sd, and
it is feared that damage to vegetation
will result.
On the evening of the 4th, mass
meeting of the friends of Cuba was held
at Cooper's Institute, New York, at
which Chas A Dana presided and John
Mexican, Henry Ward Beecher and
others delivered addresses. Resolutions
expressing sympathy with the struggling
patriots of Cuba, and demanding the
recognition of their rights as belligerents,
were adopted
Jos. Holmes, colored, member of the
late Constitutional Convention, of Vir-
ginia, was killed at Charlotte Court
House on tile Sd inst, in a difficulty
with John Marshall, sou of Judge Mar
shall, in whose family Holmes was form
erly body servant.
In the trotting race on the Fashion
Course, New York, on the 4th, between
Lady Thorn and American Cir, mile
heats to harness for $4,000, the former
won the first, second and fourth heats,
the third being dead heat. Time,
229t, 2.30t, 2.294.
John Dorsy, an Irishman, of Williams
burg Mass }, beat his wifc's brains out
with club on the 1st inst.
Ben. Campbell, notorious horse thief,
who has figured around Hickman (ky),
since the war, was arrested on the Sd
and after a preliminary examination, IN
which he was found guilty, was taken
from the proper officers by the Ku klux,
carried to the woods and hung.
The expedition which left for Cuba on
Monday, was larger than at first reported.
The steamer 4rago carried nearly 1000
men. Everything was done openly. Six
thousand rounds of ammunition, several
pieces of light artillery, large quantity
of small arms, 1000 breach leaders, uni
forms and small quantity of marine
stores, completed the cargo.
Minister Washburne will not go di-
rectly to Paris, having received leave to
go to Hamburg and the springs of Ger
many for the benefit of his health.
1t is stated that NIotley's written in
structions are being prepared at the State
Although he will be
allowed large discretion in matters that
may come before him, the instructions
relative to the Alabunaa claims are known
to be based on Summers speech, which
seems to have been made our ultimatum.
Motley is directed to be in no hurry, but
to await favorable opportunity for open
ing negotiations on the subject.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1869-05-08

[. S. Rosenbaum & Co. have removed
TO No. 81 Front street, n. w. corner of
Stark street, Crees' building, store form
erly occupied by Blumauer Il Rosenblatt
Portland, May 4, 1869.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1869-05-08
foFFIcIAL.
Laws OF the United States.
PASSED AT THE FIRST SESSION OF THE FORTY
FIRST CONGRESS-.

No. 5.-An act to abolish the Office of chief of
staff to the General of the army.
BE IL enacted by the Senate and House of Represeu-
tatires cf the United States Of America u. Con-
gress 1sSemblca
That the Office of chief of staff with the rank of
brigader general to the General commanding the
army be, and the same is hereby, abolished.
laws and parts of laws inconsistent with the pro-
visions of this act be, and the same arc hereby
repealed.
Approved, April 3, 1862
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1869-05-08

A lady in Iowa county, Iowa, adver-
tises herself as an 'sattorneyess at law. -
We suppose we shall next have the farm
eress petitioning the Presidentess for a
daughter as an offceress in the army.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1869-05-08

A typographical mistake of &c" for
an ssh' made paper say: "a locomotive
ran into cow and cut it into calves"
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1869-05-08
For Sale.
HOUSE AND FOUR lOTSl
To Deschuttes River

I'm this city, good new dwelling w1rn II tho
i necessary outbuildings, and four lots, about
twenty minutes walk from the steamboat landing.
For particulars inquire at the office of tho P.
T. Company, of j. B. MONTEITH.
Albany, January 80, 1s69-2I
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1869-05-08

GRAND CoNCERT.-The Philharmonic
Society of Portland intend giving one of
their grand vocal and instrumental con-
certs on the evening of the 14th inst, in
that city.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1869-05-08

Observation-Disclosures from Europe
say that the immigration from Ireland,
Germany and Norway, will be larger than
ever before.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1869-05-08

A distinguished divine has recently
repudiated the old orthodox notion of a
literal hell, etc., whereupon Figaro says
"Should few more of helPs old friends
give it the cold shoulder, it will soon
freeze over. We are rejoiced to see SO
many ministers renouncing the devil and
all his works"
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1869-05-08

QUICK TIME.-From the Oregonaan
we learn that Mr.. Burch, late member
OF the City Council of Portland, returned
to that city on the Sd, from a visit to the
States. Mr.. Burch was only 7 days 2la
hours making the trip from Chicago to
Sacramento. Of course he came by rail.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1869-05-08

INDIAN ExcIrEMENr-That little
breeze kicked up in relation to Indian
affairs in Idaho, recently, has subsidized,
and letters are pronounced closh.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1869-05-08

PREPARING FoR WAR.-Advices from
Paraguayan sources represent that Lopez
with ten thousand men is preparing to
take the offensive.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1869-05-08

SHEEP EPIDEMIc.-An epidemic has
broken out among the sheep of Vermont
and New Hampshire, and a large number
have died.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1869-05-08

CoLoRED p. M.-Jacob d. Enos, col
ored, has been appointed postmaster at
Valadostoga, Ga. THIS is the notorious
rebel town in which the Ku Klux tried
to blow up the court house with powder
while Republicans were holding meet
ing there.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1869-05-08
Advantages to Insurers.

Advantages to Insurers.
Smallest Ratio Of mortohty
Expenses less than any Cash Company.
Liberal modes Of Payment Of Premiums
Insurers receire the Largest Bonus euer
gt0en.
AH hinds Of Non Fortsitmg Life and
Endoarnaent Policies Issued.
Policies McoatestiJke
AH Endoacment Policies and the Non
FoJeiting Life Policies, Non Forfeit
able after one Payment
The following are examples of the operations
of the last dividend Policies issued in 1865,
only four years ago.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1869-05-08
TIE PUBIC DEBT. ashipoton

Tue PUBLIC DEBT w ashington
specials say that Secretary Boutwell, is
about TO inaugurate sinking fund to pay
the public debt under the law of 1862.
which has never been enforced, owing to
the increased expenditures and diminish
ed revenue. The contemplated reduc-
ton of expenses gives reasonable assur-
ance that sinking fund viii be created
from July 1st.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1869-05-08
NEW TODAY.
Lost or Stolen.

YEvIIE PUBLIC ARE HEREBY WARNED
i not to purchase any of the following notes
of hand, executed to Samuel Wilson, at a sale
near Brownsville, Linn county, Oregon, the
2Ist day of October, 1868, signed and secured as
follows:
PRINCIPALS. sURETIES.
T. p. Dinwiddie ......... John Wilson.
VIM. C. Baird ........... J. Ii. Wilson.
J. IL. Wison............ VIM. G. Baird.
Ely Davis............... L. P. Dinwiddie.
I. /. Foster...........
VIM. Wigle.. -. ........
L. Hasbrook. .....-......
James Kerney.......... T. P. Dinwiddio
Robert Crawford .........
said notes of hand have been lost by or stolen
from, the undersigned, and he will proceed to col
lect the amounts of the said several notes when
due.
A liberal reward will be paid to the person re-
turning any one or all of said notes to the under
signed at Brownsville, Oregon.
WILLIAM MCCOY.
Brownsville, April 80, 1s69-35t4
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May s, '69-3m35 First street. Albany.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1869-04-24

4 nmI@ FHH Assafs VA.
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a'Easiz afizfsa H. ffeh =.
'HHnf directed fsmD&sy
azaaz# = H=1e hIsa A. abaa
#fI|1FlI : fiaizI - a. hk'Hs
fsipnldsff slzse 49, Ie~s4
nd tho b. a@.aHxsfA taken from
ne leir Irrle Nays. Il i aid
lhst Hesr<,y FI4h has Alssady lsIe
ar&pItsI| (frua|s<t tete1S IrsIzs-
=tststise culr v make ti.ls de.
HsHd wiflsf deIay, ahd n fsfa.sl
= fzdI4fb H4sIy. Willie fpIIgxta
|by ho=tIIs from ouf
ss.sl srfgr '"ssNAsllsN
Orders I've been received nj The
Macy Yaf@in Philadelphia, for the
hnnrdiaie ling oul " SIsses mon.
tof lfbn.cIal wIdeh Are nov O fIle
Ksvy Yard ! repairs Ts.sw NJ
Naval pref txtiotef r shadaiencs
u Csdm are Wing pushed forward
rapidly In spAfh ports. :.
Tho New 1cm Ov~sm and
Tina hive beehl psclidstcd "a
n h said that : Virginia prsrs,
with great ppainity, accept The
reconstruction y regarding their
State. si2 ~ 4.4t4q r
Thelatc frost " done consider.
able damage 10th cotton crop In
Georgia aid A1abpa.
The United State Government Il
engaged getting iron
plads ready for soryf.
The Water Y4lld Si9ss states
that n companv OF rincrs will soOn
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The fnArsavls - s.aAna -
Worms ~ tafiu|e tninrs, and annually
|isinr thousands % nc Rfnsst If
time. thsy @<1H easily be efs1lell<d
system, be6jf aliowe4<o 70 q, xppnsf of Ieief'
Jroduce danlh. Hurley v~eRsiskie v(n11r1
sifoyef Il perfectly kefmIes> u t1IIds<
ariaIn death 10 All warns, fomtkc vsfy xm1I
st % The largest iaps=porm. itIs no .lees -
easated than HuIeyAs1 afsapafIIs, wl011twu|
blood purifier, stands very hlTh. =
Had their experience Justified them, they
you'd have saId quite ~ mutlrin favor Of ali
ae other preparations advertised In our col
dms by Jps Iadais 4 Co Especially ihsir
Agus Toni and DIsssrs. Sc ether dslaun
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Dn. JONI sBrGt--Dsar sir a have recently
| gissnl your a worm Desssoysr'n ssvtai triAls
and find II wondsffuuyl sfSussIsdss IN HI sess,
AIlsdina sAneisinStsnssao Aa4ssths WblsdL
for sAec< ~ amldetaEk ts1sy large sc1gntpy
practice snA hsveAdailytistAf ssdss asti1s 81
ldss kisdlsdAm i5Ss(6 bn9b Nat Z Ksou n
noJst6edy ks1osA msudsd ~ thskhlest autksssl
Ftntls Ssi 2rtaia,isGbspsslys ie5ntGbeesdf1s.
thsssntrasy, tkeyerth ncG4aiAh o. sstssu~i
What iersDd 0nf1 s5Iihs aneiiiss dissIfS
'S.ii s sss .sr,as -ssls;&4T71.'' =. Va. :,'1 al
sss s..ssifssssEfSyaks7sssESSskSsi
y. d., but ~ no isat tsasW,ef good senss
In describing . remedy ,tkish " Knew to b.
Efficient simply befesrs ~, nv. ~ Ignonnt Of
ts combination. Ip M ! hall make II
1 rule 10 use eli and any means 10 Alleviate suk-
FIRING humanity Which rlmay b. able 70 COM
~mand-pet hesitatine becanss eoue one mora
Ingenious than spyssK ney hare learned IL
Effects arst and seelred IL so}s rl9ht to secure
that knowledge. However, I am BY no means
On Adyoeais o. supposter of ths Thousands Of
WORTHLESS nostrups Inst Mood the country, thdi
phfpoH n tdrt M 'inninnsb n disrass 10 whieAf
human Och z heig. P1ses mn 10, an1'
Ian ~ 'HH&t fr<psamTysn iua',y1h t's1
gAss ~ jtsits |! 'Cbssis1 n. D.
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ExrnaspscrAL MrIoe.

M IN NJ WIN NfhfRW
Beware N Count<reiuf -smitht Tpaic
Syrup has been eeunteffeltedl4 nd tn counter
eiter brought 10 grief y r .
sMITH's TONIC sYRUPS
The genuine article muihzhave DR.. Joim
Bulls private Stamp on each bottle. --Dr.pjcnn
Bull only has Tie right TO nanufAcfure-and
sell the Original John Smiths Tonic Syrup Of
Louisville, KY. Examiac vol theelabel on
each bottle. Ifmy private stamp y nsi-on
each bottle, do not purchat or ySp will be
deceived. See my column advertisement aud
show my card. I win prosscate any ohc-tn'
ringing on my right. The genulne SMITH
Tonic Syrup eau only be prepared by myself
The publics servant
Louisville, Ky. JOHN BULL.
Ffltfff 80 nv
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Read ~ Eapdia1 Laer and tie
mn Zsttw.)rom HE Mothvss 5,


fsrros B~Assscrs. No.. April 20, 1865.
,..1 4YG .aznA
W. yehn 1.ss--pe.f pfi ..Ds.ne sne sm,
saey o. your ssssspsslls ? .s nss''as sss
' ssss.i'sI :'.iss:Iisl ;; -; =. .s:ss:
aisSEs:6s8xrlIA silti1!
2 oa e, 2. ~ :, ser s|S,..s s$s 49, ~ ss ysa !
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removed.
~2JlIROlIICAL EEHsb

The Clarion hoists the Glowing
as itssplatfom: i
taGuuh Constitution and law ps
WIN eGectualiy secure the &il and
political rights Of ALL persons-Gsn.
Grants Message, April 7th, 1884,"
some Of our exchanges IRE n
favor of o Convention in which the
Conservative Democracy and mod
sruteR Republicans will inject 2 III
aground of reconstruction on thl
bases of opposition 70 disfranchise
ment, md in favor Of az Constitution
that viii secure Z The civil and politi
cal rights Of al citizens within th'
borders Of the State"
Tho Oklahoma Nescs has become
sick Of Eggleston, and wants another
candidsts fof GOvernsr on the Rad
III %Sdsas. waSas asSf !
will make much difference who II
the candidate on thatlsids if a fail
election IL had, % any ofthem will b
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- ~"
zHo EoR THE
al our citizens large and mali, old
aud young fsinchbtr ife Tourna-
hent 10 comso OF - Como, On next
Ws1sesday. This j the 6rst pub
Ne smsstmens our citizens hsve
indslesa IN f6r sonie time, and lhe
youth, hesuty and eliivAlry fof
uhieh hsoh csnniy , y ustly
|celebntsaB wiIl b cut m force
The gentlemen having the ssznngs'
mspis N, shssss IN determined tc
leave nothing undone that win ed
to shsptsrss slths i.yaH
wzafM-Bohd ~ few broker
down political 165Es and won on
dema1Gktnp14hHa1kkb dhane'
~ II AZ prnsr letl|ty, de<irs Z
hold 9 = Lys1PoEslnsnf IN psnols
|wGEEf9@ elGnHthF 1k1ked
. the informnfloA i deired 70,
fdsuIS u7t1lssuskllAPgn tn
go inpsdhtsy. ssnr. 9. -
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mw ~ GREAT q DIT
.ea5I .ltsnnltl Dc ftt sdi ttlasN no o3naumu
-foR-
sxelffJr 70 GIrAH
$ 2,5OO III!

Asy one desiring 24o Acres Of Land. well
Improved, good Dwelling, Stable, Crib, Or
chsrds, etc. uAu'sectirc the same for the above
amount n cash. Nai-oA'71
Tho above tract lies two miles east Of Bates
vile, Pamela county, and is within one mile OF
the hhnfoid. Onc HUNDRED md ttSnty Aires
ere cleared and In a high state Of cultivation,
With Z clear spring Of fuhinng water and Two
never-Eafihg streams running through the
place. The place is rented this year for 5000
Title psrfssts Pssessisn given o n the 6rst'day
Of January next. ....d,eau x,-a~ga.I
For further particulars call on s. g, SpES,
GER Attorney At Law and General Land
Agent, Baesville, Mis-. asl 81 l.ap24-a .
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Manhood: How Lost How Ne
S,aa stored. n srio a insrs
-IsII--,.3 ~ Just pdbiidlsd a new edition
NDof DR.. CuLvrnwELL's Essay on
the radical cure without medi-
Lind S.aknes, fJvoiuah by sehsihsl
I1bpes, IebAency, MERIDA and 4Phy1ical log
pseity, ImpedImenu o Marriage, etc. -also
consumpdcps Epilepsy and Fits; induced BY
seif-indulgence or sexual ertravagance.
rArffesin > scaled envslopo shye ce1ts
issI 6s.hJ~ SsnJnhi1ass hod ! hky ysarS
mccessful Practice, that the alarming consc.
c E%i:sss: q 81 si; sssfsssaa ~ y = is s:s'ss' medicine isiss
br The application Of 10 knife; pointing out a
mode of cars Il once dmple, certain and efec-
nal, BY means Of which every sufferer, no
taffsr what his condition may be, may cure
Hn1lslg ehsaply, rxivAtsly and rdiealiy.
rs Lee6uss should b In the hands Of
etryyusth and evsry man In the land q sl'
A3sut under aca1, IN . plain snvsicpsp To sny
adrcss, psapnid, icu ~ rueiptof sixe eents
OF two post stamps Also, Dr.. C~ulvervelri
asthisfdlStiky' brif astefr9 Adiryp the
publishers, CHAs. &c. KLINE co,
=. .laI Dowsry, Nsy York 20 boz f,sss- !,
Jfy4-ly faeafi
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- N0T- RESIDENT NOTICE
The slr o. nisdslppI, Pamela comfy. IN
&c . csss9c Court q I'D asps1'y'a = n
q. !. bskhsf " Emma ctsnp sssisa'P.-
tidon VI snbree mechanics lien. ias =
Upon kmlasit fled In this eanse, II appear
Ing 10 NE r&f~fscsicn Of the court that the Dc
ftnaant Emka Cfumh Z = nonresident Of ths
STATE Il ntpkuiyi<W d sab~st thersffom,
tse.f.xi rsllcI'as ~ e ssssE ] "
fbrs "a eosd q The eosrt-hopse q aid eonn,
e1qsHuss 49, u lPsaatk ID me estsaA
HondAy snrr - .fsea lnes1A5 Yin sepssn'
Der. liz. Or q default Of such p~p>sranse sh'
nltk<e11n} Mn \ taaassif ~ de,
lssjhsI "a IN duly ssGsmste4 - -
us14e Az.h1k.@f i3eH = - a1u =
AnsH. e1 "a = gsflg PfERck 81
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Elizabeth daily monitor. [volume] (Elizabeth, N.J.) 1868-1880, 1869-01-27

BEWARE OF BENZINE. From the
facility with which it removes dirt and
grease spots from. fabrics, this sub
stance has come to be regarded almost
as a household indispensable But
few persons, however, realize the ex-
plosive character of benzine or the
dangers attending the careless hand
ling of the liquid. Being one of the
most volatile and infammtble products
resultir g from the distillation OF petro-
leum, it vaporizes with great rapidity,
so that the contents of four ounce
vial, if overturned, would render the
air of moderate sized room highly
explosive.
Elizabeth daily monitor. [volume] (Elizabeth, N.J.) 1868-1880, 1869-01-27

Bfap Somebody has entered g COM
plant against half dozen of our mar
ket butchers, who are charged with ha-
wing sold meats within the limits pre-
scribed by city ordinance, without the
proper license. The case was common
ced iyesterday before Justice Noe, and
considerable evidence taken, when the
case was postponed to Tuesday of next
week.
Great interest is manifested in this
case and the decision will be anxionsly
looked for One butcher, yesterday,
using strong exclamation, said he
wished the market hall would explode i!
Another butcher said if the decision
should be against him he would leave
the business. All the market butchers
are interested in the result.
Elizabeth daily monitor. [volume] (Elizabeth, N.J.) 1868-1880, 1869-01-27
THE SCHOOL BUILDING,

Which has also recently been greatly
enlarged and otherwise improved, is de
cidedly commanding in its appearance.
Entering the North Tor No. II room, we
are introduced to Mr. J. w. Donnelan,
graduate of leading University, the
principal of the male department.
Young gentleman whom, we should
judge, possessed all the requisite quail
ifications of good teacher. Mr.. Don
nelan is assisted by Sisters Angela, LII
cy and Franscina, who daily teach and
control more than three hundred boys,
ranging in age from Ave to eighteen
years.
The first floor is subdivided into -four
apartments, sliding glass doors forming
the partitions, where especial attention
is given not only to the studying OF
reading and writing, geography, histo
ry, dictation and Christian doctrine ;
bnt English grammar. arithmetic and
lessons in music form important parts
of the instruction impaired.
George, come this way" said the
Reverend gentleman who was our guide,
to little curly haired boy five years of
age Do you know your letters p
mo, thir," the child lisped." &" Well,
George, who curls your hair so nicely?"
Ny mother" "That's a good boy
and the child returned respectfully to
his. little desk the pastor remarking to
us: suppose his mother sends him
here to keep him out of mischief"
The second floor is similarly arrang-
ed, and is strictly devoted to the ednca.
ton and instruction of the girls, who
range in their ages with the boys below.
Some three hundred well dressed pnpils
are in daily attendance in this school,
receiving instruction from four Sisters
of Mercy, who receive yearly compen-
sation of but two hundred dollars each
for the faithful discharge Of their ardu-
Gus and self-sacri6cing labors.
Come here, Emma" said Father
Hennessy, to bright-eyed little girl
of eight years daughter of Mr.. Saeur
who at once stepped from her desk,
and took the hand Of the pastor, which
had been extended. Twill you play
for this gentleman 2" $ Yes, father, +"
said she, moving towards the piano,
Elizabeth daily monitor. [volume] (Elizabeth, N.J.) 1868-1880, 1869-01-27

INAUGURATION OF LIBRARY HAIL.
This beautiful Hall will be re-opened
on Wednesday evening. February 3, at
which time the grandest concert ever
given in Elizabeth, will take place. The
arrangements are completed, and the
elegant hall, now nearly awaits its for
NAL dedication to the muses..
The following brilliant array of talent
from New York, has been engaged for
the occasion (:
Mrs. Mixsell, Mrs. Jenny Kimpton,
Mr.. George Simpson, Mr.. J. r. Thomas,
Miss Matilda Toedt. Mr.. Harry Sander
son, and Mr.. Ed. Hoffmon.
We can safely predict full house on
this occasion, and think the managers
of the Hall have acted wisely in having
the Hall inaugurated by first class en-
tertainment-on that commends itself
to all classes of our community.
The price of tickets has been fixed at
fifty cents reserved seats one dollar,
which can be procured at Beardsley s
stationery, 191 Broad street.