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The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1870-03-31

Both branches Of our Legislature
has agreed to adjourn next Thursday.
Partial returns from the election
10 the different parts Of Tennessee
show that the new constitution has
been ratified by about 40, 900 majority
MIR. Jesse NIAnck, OF Millheim,
was found dead in his stable on Mon
dav morning, l4th inst. Supposed to
have died Of apoplexy.
A San Francisco judge fined
starved girl 25 cents for stealing, and
then raised $40 among the spectators
for her. That Judge will go to heay-
en-.
Tho mills Of the Hamdep Paper
Company, at Holyoak, Massachusetts,,
we're burned Sunday night. The loss
is S250,000; insured for $500, 900
One hundred aud fifty hands are thrown
out Of work.
-Baily. the new York collector of
internal revenue. appears to he a de-
iaulter to large amount. The Uni
ted States authorities are very much
excited over the matter, but New
York takes it IS II matter OF course.
The burning Of the Central Pacific
Railroad bridge over the American riv.
er, California, was undoubtedly the
work of design, as the IRE was observ.
cd iu number Of places at the same
time. The loss is estimated at 800,
900. Several hundred workmcn are
now engaged in erecting n temporary
bridge.
The tea traffic over the Pacific
Railroad is increasing, and destined
to be a source of great revenue in the
the future. One thousand packages oI
the tea, cargo of the ship Benefactress
at San Francisco. have gone forward
to Chicago, by rail, the remaining 10, :
900 packages are ordered to be shipped
to New York by the consignees, Asa
Low d Co.
"A late Pennsylvania left the
bulk of his property, $4,000, to the
purpose of building himself a mouu-
ment, cutting off his wife with one cent
Now, the internal revenue law never
contemplated the case in which ties
tator shodld leave his property for the
benefit of no person whatever. ant
consequently their is no legacy tax OF
this S., 900, though there is on the one
cent.
A bearded girl has made her ap,
pearauce at Glade Spring depot, Wash
iDgtou county, Va. She is four year.
old, and has q moustache sud whiskers
the hair upon the forehead extending
to the eyebrows. Very heavy hair
Exceedingly black, extend below the
shoulders. The child is sprightly, with
fully developed limbs and we'll formed
body. The arms, shoulders, and back
are covered with soft, downy hair.
| Statistics show that the ratio oi
annual increase in suicide ali ovel
the world is from 8 10 per cent, Will,
the ratio of increase of population il
about Ga per cent, year, This
suggests the POSSIBILITY OF the suicide
rate ultimately exceeding the birth
rate, aud resulting consequently 10 III,
self extinction Of the human race. Th,
ST. Louis Republican. grsvcly review
Ing the statistics, looks mourntully
forward to the time when there vii
bs left but one human being on the ths
planet, and he, with rope arouud his
solitary weasand. shsIl jump from q
harm rafter. and leave the uulortun'
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The Pigeon Fight-Letter from
eOlanel Baker

WASHINGTON, March 2S.-The fol.
lowing was received to-day at army
headquarters.
VI ELLIS. Montana, Mar. % 1870.
General =. II Sheridan, commanding
Military, DiriTon, Chicago:
In answer to your telegram received
on the 22d inst, | report that after
having made every effort to get the
judgment Of the officers OF the COM
mand, l was satisfied that the follow
Ing number approximates as nearly to
the exact truth as possible:
The number killed ut the Pigeon
village was l73, of whom 120 were
ablc-bodied men, and 53 women and
children ii women aud children were
afterwards captured and released.
believe that every effort was made
by the officers aud men TO protect the
nOu-combatants, aud such women and
children as were killed were acciden-
tally killed.
The report published in the Eastern,
papers is wholly and maliciously false
Ii seems incredible that the false rs.
sertlons of two persons, neither o
whom had made any efforts to inform
themselves in the matter, should out,
weigh the reports Of hose engaged il
the fight, and who feel that they hav,
nothing to palliate or conceal in theil
conduct. All that officers of the COM
mand ask Of the authorities is q inl
aod complete investigation of the cam
paign, and less than this cannot b,
conceded them. G. l.. BAKER.
Brevet Colonel L. S. A. Major 2,
Cavalry.
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1870-03-31

The Woousocket Patriot has puz.
zle. 1t says there is a family in Union
Village, consisting of one great grand
father, two grandnothers, three moth
ers, three widows, four children two
grandchildren, one great grandchild,
one aunt, one great aunt, one niece, one
nephew, one maid and two sister, and
yet there are but .fce persons in all
Tee question is, how can twenty-five bs
made ont five?
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Plantation Bftters.
n T-I160-Y

This wonderful vegetable restorative is
the sheet-anchor Of the feeble and 6ebili-
tated. AS tonic and cordial for lbe aged
and lsnguid' it mas no equal among stom-
aebics, As remedy for the nervous weak
ness to which women are especially sub
ject, il is supereding every other siimp.
lent. In all climates, tropical, temperate
or frigid, it acts as specific ia every spe-
cies of disorder which undermines the bod
lily strength and breaks down the animal
spirits. For sale by all druggists. Ms.Gm
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1870-03-31

MARINERS HELPER SHOWS HOW TO
II DOUBLE the Profits Of the Farm, snd
how farmers aud their sons can each make
500 per month In Winter. 10000
copies will ps mailed ftss 70 farmers. Send
nAns apd address 70 zEIGLER, MoCUhDY
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1870-03-31

msde rom the native Rect. and Rrsbs Il Cssi.
fornia, free from oil blcbhoiic stimulsnts They
are the GREAT BLOOD PURIFIER nd LIfE
GIVING PRINCIPLE perfect Bcnoystcr
ard IDvigorator. Of tho systeIp, cefryuE 81 az
poIsonous matter, ard restorins The blood 10
Healthy condition, No person can take these
Bitters according to diret,sons. and fsmsfn long
nvell.
sico win be gi,on 10 sn ihcursbIe case, provided
or other means, and the Vital organs vested be-
yond the point Of repair.
For nhemma'ory and Chronic fheumntfs
and don't, Dyfpcpsya. or IndiveNfon, Bilious.
Remittcnt. and Inte'mitient Fevers. hiseasss
tho Blood. Liver. Kidneys, snd bladder, thtso
Bitters have been ipost successful Such Dis
eases are caused by vfuated Blood which is gen.
orally produced BY arrangement OF the Digestive
organs. IL 49,. t..lr
tleanse the vit'atcd BLOOD whenever you 6nd
Its impurities bursiiug through the sk'n IN Pm.
plcs, Ftuptlnns or Sores olapse II when you md
II obstruetcd aud sluggish In the veins cicnse u
when II 10 foul, and your Feelings VIII tell yau
when. Keep the blood pure and tho health
PIN. ThPF, and other WORMS, turking N
the system Of so many thousands, are efcctusity
destroyed and removed. LLL
In Bilious, Remittept. and Intermittent Fe.
vers,thcse Ritters have no elusl. For fu'i uiree.
tions read carefully tho circnar around ssrh
| bottle, printed In four languages-Engihh, Ger
man, Ffcuch and spanish.
80 Commerce st 4, N. Y.
| R.H. MCDONALD a co,
| Druggists. and general Agents. San franoiscs
and Sacramento, California, and % a % Com
az sse soLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS AsD
DEALERS. Mar io-sm
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Irsr1cr Srnnxn I'D ihn uniied Sinie.

JUSTICE STRONG Of the United States
Supreme Court, has been assigned TO
the Third Judicial district. composed
of the States of Pennsylvania. New
Jersey, and Delaware; and Justice
Bradley will be assigned to Fifth dis
rrict, comprising Georgia, Florida, Al.
ALBANIA, Mississippi, Louisiana and
Toxas.
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1870-03-31

OFFICIAL accounts o. the sinking Of
the Oneida, sent by tho surgeon and
corrobora,cd 10y others saved from the
vessel have reached Wnshington.-
They verify the tclegraphic reports in
the main aud make ont against Cap
tain Eyre Of the bombay, case salf
GENTLY condcmna,ory to warrant sen.
,eucc of death by hanging at the yard
arm.
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1870-03-31

+ FARMERSs can make money rapidly,
selling the NEW iLLuSIkAIED FAkM'
hhs' MANUEL, edited by dso. =. wARIse,
cultural Engineer OF N. Y. Central Park. Tho
best book tor Farmers ever issued-Aii need It
before planting. lt is sound, labor saving,
money making book. Thousands have bought
u, aud thousands more want IL. Fifteenth Edi-
tion ready, Live agents wanted. Fronts large.
A. IL. HU BBARD, 600 Chestnut ST. Phil. 4w.
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1870-03-31

AFTER ON hours consultation the
Jury eupanncled to try Prince Pierre
Bo~npartc brought in verdict Of ac-
quiltal. This ends n case that for the
honor Of French justice should never
have been begun. Imperialism will
find in such parlialiy but barren vic.
tories. Where lives of citizens arc
held so cheap respect for dinasty can.
not flourish.
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1870-03-31
NEW ADVrRfrsf1fENTs.

saa4.ss
A BsOLUTE DIVORCES legally obtained
"A in New York Indians, Illinois and
other States. for persons from any State OF
Country, legal everywhere; assertion,
drunk onncss. non. support, etc, soficien'
cause no publicity no charge until di'
vofce obtsined. Advice free. Business
'estahlis bed fnecn years. EA
Address NJ. HOUSE. Atty.
No.Te Nassau ST., N. Y, City
Estste Of CHARLES HUGHES, Deceased.
T ETTERS TESTAMENTARY upon th'
IL estate Of Charles Hughes, de;'d.. late
Of tho tewnsh hip Of Penns. Snyder County
Pa, having been granted to the undersigned
all persons indebted 10 the said estate ar'
requestedto make payment, and those bav
ing demands against the same TO pressn
them without delay to
JOHN X. HUGHES, lr,oo,,or.
WILLIAM HUGHES.
March tS, 1870.
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1870-03-31

SECRETARY Boutwell, hns directed
the Assistant Treasurer nt New York
tnscn S2.O00.C00 of gold and pur-
chase 100000 worth of bonds, on
account Of the sinking fund, during
the month Of April, and in addition
thereto to purchase go 600 900 worth
of bond. for the special fund, making
in all sale Of $4,000 900 of gold and
purchase OF si,01O,00o worth of bonds
for the month of April-cquivalcnt Ia
throwing sG,00O,000 Of gold into the
ma krt.
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1870-03-31

C,AYvAssINa-BooKs SENT FREE FOR
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1870-03-23

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The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1870-03-23

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The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1870-03-23
FOREIGN NEWS.
AMERICAN.

WAsHrxsTox. Feb 3Sth.-The House Committee OF
Commerce discussing the bi for leasing The Alas
IA sea fsheies ard earring Cat the suggestion of
ths sJeis agents Eho visited these fisheries L per-
uits killing Ice zoe seals Annually unless The Se-re-
lar 4 the TrszsurE eglsisrs rsesszzTT restrict
u = smaller number. Al The privileges granted by
tie sc; are given 70 the Aisska Connsrcizl Ceupa-
~ fr the psr5od = twenty year. Thsy agree pay
dollar and half internal rsTe1Us tax each skIn
shpTed gre reasonable wages fer ne lsbor q tie
natives furnish then with food goods and cloth
ing rszsu1soe z1Einszin sehcols fo- the
eiucz-ioB q Children and oct sci sFiri-ueus gaors
70 the NATIVES gre bonds 81 SQe zoe f8r the Tsrfsr-
saes Their duties and the GoFsruseut net 70 he
subjected q any expense behalf q said Conpany-
nEress reserves the right 70 amend OF repeal The
hil =. pleasure
Secretary Bu5fssH opTosss the bil. bHi AFpssE-
Alc=s indicate tha- some saeh nessars iii sszHy
pass
Wv YaEE. FEB. assh.-speeials SAYS shss Lsu8su
-i,ers that the capital for lsyEg the eabie fun
E1Elsnd or WAies to SeE York hzs been promised :
ard the eoz7any L fEliF srEzuiEed- Contracts EIi
be made Immediately r. manufacturing the eatis-
The Greet Eosssra I'll Be scared foI laying i,ne1t rear.
A further decline Il predicted geld ETen bets
Esrs made yesterday that II would touch III within
tEo dAys-
4 Ssl- Lake letter SAYS the Nsruuns threaten 6Eht
Z CuIisa's bil p4sses- Many Gentiies fes uns4sys
Ard VII leave tie TeTritqrT Z the BIZ passes
Gen Jerdel kEs nofi5ed THE Spanish su-heri-ies
-hsr fo- every Cuhzu murdered hereafter be sii XII
ten Spanish 0Eeers soE hiz p-isoners-
A regimen; q rifss and battery q s-tillerF vi
Iaars Noutresi for he Ped River e0zzfry Il Nay.
letter fruD Neufreal SAYS that esnp.i-1tiSns arr
likely arise winch riI i1aples;s Ear Gr4nFile,
s0r-nsrly PreEiieat of Hads0n Bag COMPANY he
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1870-03-23

The following Is from The Phiiadelphia No7zi
Auseriou. paper which Is geDerally-tho1sh
= Gbose Who rad this ar iele VII observe. Dot
alEays-Eell posted in whatever sutjec; II under
takes 10 discuss The article VII prove highly
instructive and amusing TO our resderz rot only
- conveying the eAriesi iniiDati0n = TIE change
q ibs depot for Ehslers from this Tors TO San
FraDci=co- bit as far example Of the elect Of
the course n The very Independent press 70
hring this o0u1trE into uufsvo-zble comparison
Nth some other counfEies- We refer 70 the srti-
e.es n leading journal Of this place Oh
corners and = rines Of the past few months
TIE opening q the Tnion Pa-ifc Railroad has
tzs-eued the transfer q the whaling business fru1u
Ho1olziu n the Sandwich Islzuss = S-r Frzneiseo
CzlfsrEia- This zere1ez- had began heso-s the
c1rn7ie-i1r q he rzr.1- and i1iereoie1tlv Of ];
eo1seq1e1cs q the Superior aSEaufsses ao-5eS By
tie lat-er Por1 for the tr1nsae.u q AM and sFsr
t-a1ct q euuneree- But siacs the iruu ho-ss has
zads ne ceznecti0n between the rwo oeeEzs per
fest, AuG re1oesd the jo1rnsy 70 anal sFzes ..
tins, al rH-Eh1 q Honoluiu whaling oeusrs ms
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1870-03-23

ora -esis-s vil uati-e By an Advertisement in AZ
cher column that NJ. D Montgomery offers for sale
the luzie- ea-roes o. the Ioia HalooaE and Robs-s
CsraH- We understand thai Mr. Montgomery. has
leased ie premises Immediately akAi Of those coca
pied By Nr- Iu-b-1 the EsplAnads Eth the iu,en-
iaE % entering permanently into the lumber busi-
ness he Increasing requirements 81 the e1uutry II
tzs Inc tace,bs- with his knowledge q the require
meats q he trade. guarantee NJ n fair share Of
Fab-is ps--oaaEe AID the sassess EhieA suss-F1ise
deserves
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1870-03-23

THE schooner EasAaisl, hitherto belonging 10 His
Najesfy. hzz BEEN sold 20 Col T. : Przll The
l.sl. has teru purchased 10 take ihe place Of the
Ee-z1ils. and sziied YESTERDAY for MeIokaL
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1870-03-23

M WAITEE MoSrsoNEEY--Oa Saturday evening
and again last evening NJ. Montgomery delighted
la-rs audisaees Al Buzun Hall. with his mastery
rsadsus q ehoas sseiious from ihs Eng classics
NJ. Nuu1Euue-ys reeitals frou the gems Of Shake
Fezre display remarkable appreciation ai ihsl prince
g drzats-s- Which could only have been segnired by
patient and most intelligent stady- his rendering Of
tire cation q Mzrk Antony over the body Of Cesar
lass evening, magnificent We confidently advise
a. readers Who eau possibly avsl themselves of
the privilege . be sure and hear NJ. Montgomery.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1870-03-23

us F7daT lsst- surveying party detailed By Capt
WIFlinrer q q ! + A. n ship Doaau- consisting
q Leui He-tchel- EidshiFmeu Labres and AIb-icht,
and uEEbe- o. seAnsn- lst ioEu Tor the purpose q
making survey % the east line q this Island
Horses and ohes facilities Tor the trP were furnished
BY HIS Exoseuey the Minister e interior. On SAT
uriay, he party having proceeded far Diamond
Head Lisut- Heutehel. While esrryiac : PARTON q
tis iusrumeuis which deprived am of fun coHt-nl q
his horse vAs unfortunately throEn, breaking his
right arm Ehieh obliged nm 70 return from the e1-
peisi1u- Messzs- Lsb-es and Alb-ich; have ooutiu-
zsi viii Their party, and VII probably re;url within
TOO weeks Hfts- having made the complete c-cuii q
IL Island We understand chart Eill he made from
ths seE uotes q the expedition. which from rs coy
rvetuszs and reliability vii forn valuable addition
% 5laariou il regard 90 the coast line Of tins
Island
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1870-03-23
LOCAL NEWS
Phase. Of the Moon for nE-pA. 1870.
FErKEE IT eAFI- nASIE sE7Es-

TEs-nEnsT W4s the = anniversary q His Majesty
the King Of Prussia The hag Punch Bow, the
DiplaH4fie and Consular sAss and those the pab-
u, bzdiues we're displayed II honor Ct the occasion
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1870-03-23

OK F-iizy last Lieut- Koit and I-. JankA. Of the
Danas- performed PEDESTRIAN Tea which, re pre-
sune- vAs never equaled II this couutry- Starting
f-u1 Huuolulu AZ A. H. they walked rouud % the
zaak1i Of Diamond Head, past Cpe14 Head. and down
-as Pail q Makzrlu a. the east end Of OAAu, and
hack o. town The sane evening, by The way q the
Ps al the head of Nuuauu valley distance q from
thirty Eve 90 forty miles Tins feat performed IN
thirteen haurs walking time and. When Vs consider
the nature q the route taken, Il ). bat just say
that she gentlemen who Ge-sormed i eau walk tole-a-
BIZ fast and that .bsy are endowed via rare eudur
aref-
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1870-03-23

TEH 6ove-umeni having decided 10 repair the
Siesmsr Eslaass immediately sealed proposals Ssre
askr1 from cur several ship carpenters 10 puI The
necessary rrrairs on the huh Of the vessel The
contract has beel awarded 10 Nessrs TIbbeis and
Soreu>ou, iheir ieEder having hern found the most
1Lrauizseous
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1870-03-23

We Voaid cal attention TO the meeting Of the
Trustees q The Queens Hospital advertised 10 take
pisce to-5ay, a. i a d. a. ihr Conf House
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1870-03-23

BEEE SHoFs-The Police Court Nzs The scene o.
81 ex-raordinsry amount q excitement on Saturday
izs; il large coueourse Of anxious faces assembled
20 witness the rsui; Of prosecution instituted 5y
The Crown aeziusi4 man named KalAibiapo. charged
wi-h 81 vending spi-iiuous Hqnors,1 without e.
cense So The r-ar Of Maunakea street in violation
o. SC IS, u ibe Act o. I'd August. 1852 The ID
s-r-iUu q that Aet de1nes what are --sqiri,uous
Hqu1--, contemplated ty The Aci. VIZ wines,
aIes- and other liquors. Containing slcobul-- The
prosecution s7As conducted by 4 Z, THE Attorney
Geneui and tbe fact % the sale by The prisoner q
tao bottles Of beer o. eacl Of two natives a. PIG
pr botile on the T-pviuus Tuesday. was clearly
proved Twoof the bottles Vere produced il cour-.
aud thsr contents were proved oy an accn-aie 4uAly
So % contain 81 pr cent Of alcohol i was also
proved, by competent adept, that the beer was
6eciieGiv intoxicating. fact corroeorzie6 BY one
o. ibe witnesses, Eho proved that 81 The tine Of
Tie purchase b. drank the contents Of one Of the
bottles 90 prisoners house, and that !; made him
quite lazy Anl stupid NJ evidence Ezs offered for
tae defense and the Court held the charge clearly
established, and imposed fne OF S5o9 under the
s-aiu'e bui without imprisoumen; Al hard labor as
authorized by the Act The Magistrate, in pro
uouueiHg The Judgment q the Court. sEsiled him
self = The opportunity 70 lecture the prisoner and
through lin the resl q the fraternity 50 largely
assembled on The greet evil resulting from TIE Ne
fsrioHs rraf5c in which tbry were engaged, and ~
f-e5 10 the fact a The great Increase Ct csss Of
drunkenness, A. manifested b. The records Of lis
courr ior the last lev months and also stated the
deIe-ruiuaiior q the Authorities 10 suppress the
evIl b. ever legitimate means within their power
Il Ess also stated on The authority OF he Deputy
Marshal, that BE- fully prepared with proofs TO
cuuvici several others Of the fraternity or similar
charces. buf Which would be suspended iu the hope
that the example nos made would operate As
warning 70 them 80 a. 70 iD5uoe then 70 abandon
their erl courses-a bope Ehicl appaars b. the
sequel % have 5eeu vel founded. iussmueh q
general denolifiou Of iBeir stock in trade Imuedi-
a;ely followed. and 81 the next morning some forty
O. these dourishiHg establishments had ceased 70
erisi-Ee hope forever We congratulate he Police
autho-iiies On Tx successful rsuli q their labors
% stamp oul" VIA; al the community have long
felf % b an intoierzhie nuisance bat which from
is very nature, Il Uls easy task 70 accomplish
from the great reluctance generally felt 70 become
a. iuforue-" 10 which stigma the native p0pula-
ton az rot insensinle
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THE regular monthly meeting Of the Young Mems
Caris;iau Association VIII be he'd On Friday even
ing next The 2sil inst, Al hslfPasi seven O'clock
Be- the Resding-rooIn q the Association
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Died.

CARIW EI6HT-In Eoaolulu March Z7s;- Gf.er slar1
ilnsss 4 Mia Cartwright eldest = Alex = ana
Eizs A. CariHri-h-- aged - years and 10 uouthsSeS
F1k and AltzrT Ialsrs please oofF-
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MARRIED.

uCEsTON-KAPUA--In IN. city Nzrca 1eth- BY Rev
B. Il Parker Mr. 6. A Hus=tau Ms Hah kEfEa &
EsEsua1 Maui
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On Saturday Evening, March %,
NJ WALTER MONTGOMERY VII Recite
Shakespeare's Tragedy Of MACBETH.

ESTIEEIr FRsx MEMORY. This Is Mr. Mont
goIherys finest effort, and the highest intellectual
treat ever offered to the student Of Shakespeare
ADMISSION ONE DOLLAR
Es- Children in Arms. and Dogs. sac. "a
~ Auy Of NJ Moaigonesy's patrons who take
tickets from Mr.. Whiiney's Book Store during the
day have the privilege Of securing seats At the
Hall b! themselves placing the name upon the seats
seleo,ed, bat these cannot be reserved after Eigh
o'clock P N. Admission for such reserved seats
-ill be obtained through the snte-roO a, the plat
form END Of the Hall.
JOHN MCDONNELL Manager.