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Daily Kennebec journal., 1870-06-23
The opulent resources of this
Superb Capitalization of Arcnic Talent


TO delight and amuse are of a character quite new
De enriched and adorned by Performers inimtabe
IN thclf special roles and the splendor of the En-
teftahinents VIII be enhanced by every accessory
requisite to make them elegant in style and finish,
and magnificent in their general character.
- The great variety of celebrated Performers in the
troupe Is potent to sustain the elevated standard OF
excellence acquired by this popular Circus
perusai Of the annexed list of famous actors
VIII serve as palpable evidences TO confirm the
promise, that the attained eminence and conspicu-
Gus superiority of stone & Murray's Circus will be
amply maintained this Season.
Behold the attractions:
Exhibitions will be given Afternoon md
Night.
Commencing at and ~ o'clock Doors oper one
hour previous.
Admission 80 Cents Children under ten years,
25 Gents.
Tn In ordcrto CRAFTY the innate desire impIanted
IN the human mind for Witnessing
Sensational Spectacles,
STONE 4 MURRAY will introduce TWO NEW
EXCITEMENTS
Free to the Public
THE FIRST will be presented on the morning of
the Exhibition day in the form ola
Grand Street Pageant,
Preceded by the ELEGANT BAND CHARIOT,
containing PROF. o. T.. PERRY'S FAMED OR
CHESTRA,
Drawn by 40 Horses
Managed by the great Matre du Chcvai, Mons. J.
H. PAOL This rare sight will be circumvested
with too many wonders to be miuutey described in
the limits Of newspaper advertisement; therefore,
the reader Is referred TO THE PARADE itself for
additional particulars.
The Second Free Exhibition.
WIN be marvellous display of human intrepidity
Up in the Air
BY the daring Funambuist, Mile jeanette Ellsler,
who will
Walk from the Ground to the Apex of
the Circus Pavilion, and return,
on Slender Cord !
IRIS startling Gratultous Performance of Con
summate Daring Will commence about l2 80 noon,
ana the unique nature of the Feat cannot fail to
command the attention OF the citizens of this vicin-
ity.
Ag-f or details of these Dual Sensations, see the
various Pictorial Descriptive Bills and Program
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FROM RICHMOND.

RICHMOND, Va, June %.
Co. of the 4th artillery left here to-day
for Fort McHenry. They are the last troops
employed in carrying out reconstruction in
Virginia.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1870-06-23

Attention is directed to the double column
advertisement of Messrs. Fowler, Hamlen &
Smith, firm that always keeps first class
goods and knows how to dispose of them.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1870-06-23

Our correspondent in Knox county gives
good reports of the crops in that section.
Farmers have hoed their corn and are prepar-
ing for the hay harvest, which promises to be
abundant.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1870-06-23

Masters, Smith & Co., the veteran publish
ers at Hallowell are the only ones who can
furnish the Maine Reports. Legal gentlemen
who wish for this valuable series, should take
notice.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1870-06-23

The man who didn't have any place to keep
a pig has concluded to raise pig weed as
substitute for pork. This he prefers to having
sty on his eye. He is a distant relative of
the individual whose poultry enterprises are
confined wholly to the raising Of chick-weed.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1870-06-23

The military spirit is being revived among
the boys and young men, who have formed
companies and are out every night for parade,
with martial music.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1870-06-23

The ''river-drivcrs" are busy in this vicini-
ty. The ''driye" has at length reached us
from the lake.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1870-06-23

Almanacs inform us that we are now enjoy
ing the longest days of the year, there being
fifteen hours and eighteen seconds between
sunrise and sunset.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1870-06-23

Hon. J. w. Nor:h's forthcoming '.Iiistory
of Augusta" will contain with many other illus
tration fine representation Of Kennebec Jail
Daily Kennebec journal., 1870-06-23

Squash bugs are not partial to thunder
showers. They are quite willing that the
lightning bugs should have such things all to
themselves.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1870-06-23

Sciatica is a pain beginning at the hip, and fol-
lows the Of the sciatic nerve and is gener-
ally purely neuragc or nervous pain. To cure
use Rennes Pain-kiling Magic Oil on the painful
parts, and also i'll the hollow of the foot. Ii the
blood be in low state, a preparation Of iron must
be given at the same tme-but the Magic Oil alone
generally cures. sold by +. W kinsman.
fNMlN.- -iune2l
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MISCELLANEOUS.

DENVER, Cal, June 90.
The last rail of the Denver Pacific Rail-
road was laid at 5 O'Clock this afternoon, and
the first train arrived tonight.
BUFFALO, N. Y, June %.
The Grand Jury of the United States at
Canandagua have indicted Gen. Starr for Vi
olation of the neutrality laws. The trial is
set for Monday. Indictments will also be
found against Donnelly, Gleeson and Fitzpat-
rick
Daily Kennebec journal., 1870-06-23

A maiden lady in Oswego keeps fifteen
cats. What catastrophe there would be
should a mewtiny break out among them.
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marrieD.

In Unity, 18th inst, by Rev. +. Knowlton, Mr.
John Gilman of Montville to Miss Viola Mussey Of
L.
In Appleton, 18th inst, James L. Moody, Esq, of
Camden, to Miss Mary +. Shepherd of a.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1870-06-23

Washington village is about to be favored
with daily mail. This will be great ad-
vantage to those residing in that section.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1870-06-23

The Hallowell House is rapidly undergoing
extensive repairs, and will presently be ready
for guests.
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BUFFALO, N. Y, June %.
New HAVEN, Conn, June %.

The Democrats in the Legislature to-day
defeated the proposed amendment to the
State Constitution to strike out the word
white" The vote was-Yeas, Republicans,
ll9; Nays, Democrats, SO, and lacking two
thirds in its favor, the amendment was lost.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1870-06-23
Steamship Cuba arrived to-day.
FROM BANGOR.
BANGOR, Me-, June %.
Masonic Celebration.

sEXtensive arrangements are being perfected
for the grand Masonic Celebration to come off
in this city next Tuesday, and it promises to
be much the finest display of the Fraternity
ever seen in this State. Six Communicates
of knights Templars, with six bands of music
and sixteen blue lodges, have signified their
intention of being present, while others which
have voted to attend have as yet sent no Off
cial notification. On Tuesday there will be a
procession and a dinner on the Common,
where plates will be set for twenty -four hun
dred guests under Yale's mammoth tent. In
the evening there will be a Reception at the
new Masonic Hall, and a ball at Norombega
Hail. On Wednesday there will he an inspec-
ton and review of the Communicates. Am
pie arrangements are made for the accommo-
dation of all, and besides the public houses
the steamers City of Richmond and Cam
bridge have been engaged to afford lodging
room if necessary. The ''latch- string" will be
hung out all through the city, and all who
come will be well cared for.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1870-06-23

The Maine Legislative Manual has beer
abolished. The State now publishes no sta.
tistical information whatever.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1870-06-23

ride into the country in almost any di-
rection will remind one that the crop of
'white-weed' is by no means failure this
wear.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1870-06-23

There is an immense number of logs in
the boom at Hallowell. They should be
sawed at that city.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1870-06-23

There were forty vessels in the harbor at
Boothbay Monday.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1870-06-23

Sour strawberries make the sugar trade
lively.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1870-06-23

STERLING ARrCLE.-Nature's Hair Restora
tive So clear, so fragrant, efficient in restoring
gray hair and keeping the head healthy. Ask your
druggist for it. See advertisement. t&wlw-june2i
Daily Kennebec journal., 1870-06-23
BY TELEGRAPH
TO THE
Daily Kennebec Journal.

By the Western Union Line-Onices in Hendee's
Building opposite the Post Ofice and at the State
Housed
Daily Kennebec journal., 1870-06-23

About the busiest spot along the Kennebec
is Bodwell & Wilson's granite yard at Halo
well.
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FROM WASHINGTON.
w AsHINGToN. june

WASHINGTON, June 90.
The President sent to the Senate to-day,
the names of 13 midshipmen, to be Ensigns,
and : Ensigns to be Masters in the Navy.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1870-06-23

Francis Devine and Barney McKauly are
under arrest, charged with knocking down
and robbing people in the street. They are
suspected of being the robbers of Nathaniel
Greene, recently.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1870-06-23
FROM MONTREAL.
MONTREAL, June 90.
Destructive Fire..LOss 100000.

A large fire occurred here last evening,
commencing in Aston's planning mill and
lumber yard, and spreading to Tucker &
Sons lumber yard, and thence to Shearer's
lumber yard. About dozen families were
rendered homeless, and hundreds of mechan-
les were thrown out of employment Loss
100000.
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DirG.

In East Winthrop, 2lst inst, Zadoe Perkins, aged
about 30 years.
In this city, 22d inst, DR.. Alvin Keith, aged Il
years.
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Eocal ann State Mems.

Hallowell needs a ferry or a bridge.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1870-06-23
FROM LEWISTON.
LEWISTON, Me-, June %.
Destructive Fire---Loss S9O,OOO.

Moses BailEy's Carpe. Works, Winthrop,
were burned this morning. The entire works
and ten stables were destroyed. Loss, $780,
900; insured for $4,000.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1870-06-23
Railroad Matters.

The passage of the bill in aid of the f. & N
A. Railroad affords much qualification here,
and insures the early completion of the road
Daily Kennebec journal., 1870-06-23

New York Produce Market.
New YORK, June %.
COTTON-salcs 400 bales mid. uplands 2l3..
FLOUR-state 5S1a650; round hoop OHIO $50 q 700;
western So 1850, southern G2j 1000
WHEAT-saes l}j, 900 bu; No. spring l351l31: :
No. 2 do. los 1855; winter red and amber western,
Ii7al50.
CORN-new mixed western, s2alOo; old do. lo7
in store.
OAT>-state 6se70; western 62 g6i>s.
PORk-mess, 80, so; prime, 23.2
LARD-steam, l63. kettle l6ls.
BUTTER-Ohio, li927; state, 20a32.
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FROM BOSTON.
BosToN, June %.
Base Ball.
Arrest of Robbers.

The Harvards beat the Mutuals to-day at
Base Ball, "a to %.
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St. Marks Church-Au,

St. Marks Church-Augusta.
THE owners of the pews in this Church, with few
i exceptions, having relinquished to the Church
the control of the same, the Vestry hereby give
notice, that the rent on all such pews now taxed
will cease on the first day of July next, and that
all pews thus reiinqushed will be assigned free of
rent or other charges to families ind ividuals de-
string regurlarly to attend the services of said
Church.
BY order of the yestry,
june23-tilyI ID. WILLIAMS, Clerk
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Teneun enf to Let,

nN the first of June shall have for rent good,
~ convenient tenement for small family in the
house ] formerly occupied on Gage street. For
further information call Mt my PRESENT residence,
No III state street.
MRS. WM. X. WESTON
Augusta May II, 1870. ttf
Daily Kennebec journal., 1870-06-23
LOST.

IOSls
Gold Chain Bracelet. The finder will be suita
bly, rewarded by leaving the same at NJ. VI. swan
Jewelry store, l5t Water St., Augusta. rltju2.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1870-06-23
FINANCIAL & COMMERCIAL.
New York Money Market.

NEW YORK, June p.
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The recent reduction IN the Cuba cable
tariff gives general satisfaction In Havana.
A furt' r reduction Is contemplated when
tho We. India cable Is flushed.
Tho T5z De Cuba seriously advises Inc re.
Population Of the island with spanlnrds,
aud ouggests that inducements be held out
TO ihe 10, 900 soldiers who have arrived there
70 Pat dowu tho resurrection - settle por.
manonkly In Cuba, and thus eNterminntc the
ensuaies Of Spain. 70
The Prsnsa announces the killing OF
thirty unarmed men In the ylcinitycf Man.
sealea, a few days since, by the Insurgents
Captain General Dc Re as has Issued n
proclamation generally C)mpllmeutary to
the behavior OF the oltlzons and the army.
He says the slckly season has passed with.
out diminishing the strength OF the army.
Tho Insurgents took the offensive twice, and
were twice ropulscd. The lnsurrection after
that was confined to the mountains. The
troops already 10 Cuba were sufficient to
su6duo the Insurgents, and the reason that
so many troops were coming from Spain
was that their Spanish countrymeu desired
to share the sacrifices Of spaniArds In Cuba.
He adds that the Oubaus are not insurgents
In war, but only In inecndiarism.
The people Of Havana have concluded
that the proclamation published as coming
from the Cuban JuntN at New York was a
hoax. .."H. HHrrH.r
Flfteeu more Spanish gunboats from New
York have arrived at Havana. They were
accompanied by tho war steamer PiEarro.
The Municipality Of MatapEas has i'm.
posed the following export duties; On sugar,
10 cents per boz and 80 cents per hogshead;
GU molaSses, % cents for Muscoyado, aud go
cents for clayod. -...-..
The Toi de Cuba publishes telegram
from New York, stating that the Junta had
resolved TO hire persons to assaaslnate the
Spanish minister, tho Spanish consul and
the editor Of tho CroRistd.
The capture Of Port-au.Priuce by tho Hay.
tlen Insurgents 10 fully confirmed. Tho
crew Of the English war steamer Defiance
aided In eItingulshlug tho eonnagratlon.
The whereabouts and fate Of salnayo are
unknown.
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-aa Loudon Saturday PrvitH thluks the
C.cncCJ :. american revrC.Et.or very slight,
because tee rGgueEt g Z. ra''onal debt Is
easy aud Pc l.Lsl..
A visit to Lu'CIs ~ --s'.C st Grant, &C.
COmpanIcd by = dCs :. :sl-clads, Is the
latest -tury circulated o. "a Continent.
WilIam Douglass las .gi1sd q challenge
to the world TO race h!I A.nerlcRn yacht
sappho.
The French Ambassadoi q; London Is re-
! ported to hay. rcslgned.
The story hat Pere Hyac Inc, gu appeal
| ing to thu Ecumenical Council, was not
heard or recognized Is ridlcHled by letter
writer's from Rome.
Cbsrles Hugo and Felix Pyat, chief edI-
tori OF tho Rapid, In Paris. have been sen.
tenced to four ihoBths' IfnPrlsOnmout aud to |
raga i've Of 200 franco for having distrib- |
: 20 er,ouu sOldipfB IL Fnfracka an article
-rl:u!p.ee 70 cement !rsuyrect!on,
Igr's .aLCls"r -B't - tle petition OF
PriIaG ~. ~h-l. e. med tho miner,
who were cFa;s -sg q. . 7a'.5us term. Of i'm.
prisonmeH' ~ rt.''' 49, In the riots a.
Auban some Line go
NJ. olivier recHlrs! ,Ss Naglstracy Of
Paris In a body on Sat- .iLy,
A circular will DO cent tha new French
Minister OF the Interl 10 'As Projects OF all |
the Departments, ma =. Z r own the policy |
Of the Government. -, documents, It 10 |
said, are very liberal Ia their tone.
Nothing has yet beeg Ssttled concerning |
the spaniLh Ministry. There is much agita- |
ton throughout the country.
The Memorial DiplOBtdti9Us, OF Paris, as. |
serts that compromise has been arranged |
on the question Of the infalllblllty OF the |
cope. Infalllbliity Ia to DO affirmed, but |
dissent from the article will DO INDUCED.
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THB SOCIAL EvIL.-On Friday superiu'
tendent Kennedy, Of New York, Issued an
order to have a complete census taken of
oil houses of ill.famo and the women at
:acLed thereto In the city. he directs that
10 census DO thorough, as Il ray have to
be laid before the Legisla!E'c.
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RAILROADS AND MoRNoSIsN.-The tele-
grams from Salt Lake City contain two
Items, apparently unconuected, which
really stand in close contigulty to one
another. The Uah Central railway will
be completed on Monday, and the schism In
the Mormon church is still creating e1-
element. When the Iron horse comes the
last surviving 'twin relic Of barbarism' Is
suro to droop. Railroad communications
corrupt good Mormons.
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Tue CAPITAL MovRRs.-A special dis
patch from 81. Louis to the Chicago Ertning
Journal, dated January 9Th, says
"At q meeting Of tho Capital Removal
Committee last night, letter from Con.
gresham Boyd was read, stating that "a
members Of the House wero pledged TO vote
against any appropriations for buildings at
Washington. and 10 tho Worlds Fair to be
held there. Il was asserted that Mr.. Logan
was at the head OF the movement"
Go ahead! Nobody is much frightened
at this end on the line.
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The SHADE TREES Throughout the city,
deceived by the spring like weather of last
week, commenced to bud, but Usre yester-
day notified by Jack Frost they mr't bud no
more until they are ready to!erva.
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LIrrELL's LIvrYs ACE FOR January sth
is a very interesting E1E5er, Its leading
article belug ono fro .ts Edinburgh Re
risO on "Count Bls- .Tc..." 1t also con-
tains an article on the Ian George Peabody,
from tho pen Of Thurly- Weed, and is In
vlndicutlou OF his course during tho war. 1t
Is unnecessary to say that all tho selections
are Of superior order; otherwise they
would not be published In this valuable Pc
riodlcal,
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~sCAUrION. THIS Is TO NOTIFY
~ the citizens Of WashisEton that ! am
res al snas 90 sSss q Hsa.
and 70 ,pInish any Kind q npmeers. painied.
city, and being Tbs only rssponsible party for he
IL done Incorrectly BY any Of my agents, will be
corrected by me At my expense.
will not be responsible for Auy number ppt MP
by any other person. B. SrRONO.
Contractor f,r Remembering the City, old number
corner street third Moor, over saks Co.'S
clothing store. ian1-tr
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Insurance.


A COMMENTED MIND is SOME
hhing you cannot have u you are he
gunner Of property that is not insured.
The danger Of Fire at this season ofthe
year IS great u you tOould get rid OF
he nervous and Uneasy feeling you have
When you hear he Fire Harm sounded
go to the Office of A. S, PRATT & SON,
No 3 Young Mems Christian Assooia-
lion Building, corner Ninth and d
street, and insure IN their good, prompt
paying Companies, the HOME Of Neto
York, the PHOENIX Of Hartford, the
YONHER'S and NEW YORK, and
the FIR EAENSef NaU Fork. Don't
delay DO IL NOW des.u
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the JBwIsH MBssESGRR, the organ OF the
IsraclItes In this country and 4 journal ad.
mIrably conducted In all respects, has Just
entered upon Its thirteenth year. We are
glad to know that the paper Is prosperous
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THE OArtTATION TAN CT THE BALTI-
MORE AND ONO RAnRokr .--The Baltimore
aud Ohio Railroad Com.Gsy having re-
queSted tho opinion OF Ro-srdy Johnson
upon the question Of the constItutionallty Of
tho State legislation which requires tho
company to pay into the treasury one-afth
Of the gross proceeds from passenger travel
over tho Washington branch Of the road, he
discusses tho matter at some length, and in
'.z-!-s.en says ~ an clearly Of opinion
IL. s s,t, q - l-Erylaz. Legislature,
aOsrs .a.,.ss. y C. I5l5, l344 and 1859, as
far as ttsy i-.cls tss tag in question, are
uuconstitr .lszi. az2 vo!a -
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Eigonie's eonfessOr, Monsieur Bauer, is a
Nay crlcd jew, Hungarian by birth.
QIeen Victoria has sixteen grandchildren.
Blornson, the popular swedish novelist,
IA c oming here to read next summer.
ernest Renau has Just published an essay
or constitutional monarchy in France.
It Is reported that Rsdiord, alias Lord
Alusley, has recently bean recognized ID
Boston in tho capacity Of q eafkeepOr.
Mrs. Celia Burleigh Is president of IT,
New York Women's Club.
Mazzlui lie perambulatiug in Germany.
Paropa begins season Of opera In Be-
ton tonight. ..
General J. Z. Johnston has declined the
presidency of the Nashville university -.
Gently rendered him. DBL ..........-
Hugh Blair Grlgsby, ESQ.,, formerly Of
Norfolk, m now OF Charlotte county, has
been unanimously elected president of the
rhetorical Society OF Virginia.
--r9:l General Plumb, Of Havana, 10 In
the c. 'akos the g-.g'r'o Spanish view
of aiIalrs, 10 g. I9s 1r that the In
surrection he .-.-gsas
Governor Stafford r. ls.s,la, is In the
city.
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SSsCAUTLON TO THE PUBLIC.-
AStS An Individual has been canVasSinE the
el y solieltinS orders IN ny name for Eildins the
new numbers on the glass trausomB over the doors
wish 10 luform the public that the person referred
to has no authority for using my name. have an
agent, who f. attending to this buslneas for ne.
am not sufieently versed In phyholoEy or noe.
oloGy 10 Eiyo an aeourAte description Of nj aEeha
features. ! cannot say whether his nose IL an
Aquiine or q "0reeian bend T. but ean assure
The dear public that he Is Aeleyer looking pAal
wears a lonH, dark, snuff .eolorcd overcast a
printed clrculArs. n. T, PARKRR,
House, slga and Decoratian Painter, No. %
streets. jAs-6t
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Amu,ement,. Rtn.
WALIFs OPERA HOUSE,. I I AZ


Commencing MONDAY, JauuAry IL 1870
In which 4 will be her pleasure 10 present TO the
eliiHena Of Washington Storling dramas and come
dits IN sueha manner as to win the same appro.
baton as ithas been her fortune TO- have secured
In the past Strict attention will be bestowed
npon tho proper mouut4hG aud rendition OF every
piece ptodueeq company Of ladies and gen;
uemen have been secured, each AcknowledGed
sI.ista. insludiBg old fTieRds And new faces, to
MI the aaNeral roles, and effort will be laeklrE
public Fail particulars In future adverti.e'
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N shS.Ii99IsAa 1 SHs .Sl.E aFFi,,,I,

NATIONAL fHEATRE
INspaldinr RapisT, Proprlotors and Managers.
~ ashlonable dramatic term, for SIX nights onlJ.
miss BATEMAN,
Who will have the honor Of Appeating In her
oil Einal and sublime creation % LEAH. Mr..
OeoTge Jordan As Rudolph his hTst Appearance In
Washin TlOn since bis return from Rufope.
Monday and Tuesday nights JGnuary 10th and ilth-
Tho beautiful ADD thrilling grand play OF
LEAH, THE RsAREN.
Leah, (hsr oriGlnal character Mss Batsman.
Rudolph ....,.,,..,...,.......hT Mr.. George Jordan.
Supported By splendid e9mpany.
RepeTtoife on the OngaIement Of Miss BAiemAn.
Tuesday night. Leah. WednetdAy hight, Mari
Warner, ThuEsday night, MARI Warner. fnday
Warner, Diagram now open at boE.oihoe, where
seats cen be secured for Any of the six nlghts In
advAnee. EbEAgement, eomTnenelng hondAI,
lanpAiy lih, tot siE niGhts, o. the celebrated W.
n. LihEni aud his renowned Rnglish burlssqus
troupe. iAl0-n
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r~oFaEIIFSgFE, OF THE II EEW S SERs s5J

NEWARK, Nov. 20, 1882,
Notice u hereby given that JOHN 7, LIGHTER
l. the only authorized Agent Of our Company in
WAshingtoh, and that he is the only one commits
ioued TO collect land such sub.AGe as he may
Appoint 20 do ao.) Premiums on policies and 70.
D.. OHARLEs o, LATHRof,
d l0-eod7m Vice PresidenL
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~ hrs, STRIKE does not extend to the
Bankers and Brokers Telegraph limos. which are
transmitting dispatches as usual.
WM. n Yo6NG. Manager.
Oalces: Sixth street And PennsYlvAnia avenue,
streets, Fifteenth street and New York avenue
ArlinEtou Hotel, soa,on House and United States
Capitol. iA7 n