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The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1871-03-29

\ NEW TILE Its = good thing to have
friends who arc gentlemen and scholars. aud
more particularly if they be in the furnish
ing Inc Of business. Such as one is Mr.
Patrick Scott, round The corner. 1t is right
to state that this 6, uticman wears sprctacIcS.
therefore he sees clearly, and his vision thus
improved. rcve lied the melancholy fact that
the Senior of this paper WAS wearing >eciv
looking black hat lie sent for him, and
taking down all Of his boxes containing
all of the different styles varieties and shades,
in tones soft and sweet. get lo1d enough 10
reach The ears of the local Senior, said he.
"make YOUR choice. ami ii; that luyciy head
to tile" The deed was done. and now.
dear rt a;ler, we are not a>hs ned TO tonch
our hat 70 the ladies', for it is Il new and cie-
CANT one. Mr.. Scott Ill please accept our
thanks. and not only for this Dat other fn-
vors. He says but little, but thinks and
does deal Of good. 1t may not be out Of
place Just bere 70 state that he has Just re-
ceived choice sock Of scntlcman's c'o'h-
ing. furnishing and piece good, which are
offered very tow.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1871-03-29
COMM ERCIAI.

NEwBErHT. March 23.-Cntton st.ady at II;
frLuNBlA. Mrrch .5.-Salrs If cotton yester-
day. Is h.'i-s-ruid'!I i'll. p! BE.
LIVERPOOL. March .T-ErenIng Cotton stea
DIV and ea>ier-upand. .: Orleans z: sales H.
ba o.: export nd >pecu ations 3 700.
NLw fURK, March 81 Z. VI -toIton dull
and heavy. with .ales nj 1857 ''aies. at Isl.
BALTIMnEE March 2T.-Corton Iirm-m ddiing
IA: receipts 2i bI les; sales 195 S: ock i2 224.
Cu.KLtsTnN March 27.-cOftnn qu'e'-mid-
ding II; receipts 80 bales; 81 e> 500; sock 81 ~.
AUGUSTA. March 27.-CottOu market closed
dull ard nominal. at l5z a l3s for niddIiDg
nae, 57o baies; receipts 80.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1871-03-29

From synopsis OF the San Domingo
Commission, Mr.. Wade says that Bssz
Is the dc facto President, and Cabral, q
bandit, sustained by Hayti in his noun.
tain fastncSs. The people favor annexa'
ton, Tie report, four columns long,
concludes with the remark that 10 plan,
republican institutions upon that beauti-
fcl and productive i>lard would be an
. achievement worthy to rank with the
great events Of our history, and would
be equally bcncficial to both countries.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1871-03-29

ComHnenting upon Senator Robert
sons letter, the Charleston News re.
marks:
"Nor must it be forgotten that for
three weary years the moral power OF
she State has been combined in favor OF
'peace, good order and obedience to the
law Gov Scott was elected and re.
elected by negro votes. The State lie.
gislature is the most vensl, the most
bru,ally stupid and malicious known to
civilization. The wealth, the intelli,
gence nud the virtue Of the State are alb
solutely without representation. Nil,
lions are added to the debt of the State
the swarm OF tax gatherers fitch the last
dollar from the pockets Of the people.
Yet the prosecuted and half ruined
whites, have obtycd the laws, and, unit;
within The 'raSt few weeks, not finger
has been raised against the constituted
authorities of the State. We have tried
the moral power and the only result is
fresh cxactiDn. renewed robbery, worse
tyranny and more taxation.
The plain English Of Senator Robert
sons lette: is only this: The whites
Enu>t, as body, resolve to obey the
laws, howe"cr Infamous; to pay the
taxes, however enormous; to submit to
Injustice, however grievou>. This being
done, the whites may rest assured that
sheir patience and E',bcarancc will en-.
courage our negro rn.:rs to l'y the last
feather upon the backs Of the people"
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1871-03-29
~THE EFUTURE PROSPER

1rY OF TIE SoUrH.-There can beno doubt
that it would contribute greately to the fu>
ture prosperity Of this section Of the Union
if many amongst US would turn their ener-
gi.s aud crpitsI in new channels of enter
nrise and business. The old roads are clear,
but they are worn and crowded. Blaze q
new path through the woods for yourself,
young man, and you will arrive at the goal
of success ahead Of your competitors A
striking example of the value of this pres
cept is found in the case Of Mr. P P. Toale,
ofCharlesron, S. C, a plsn mechanic, who
has made himself the head Of large manu-
factory of doors, sashes and blinds.
Mar. 1. 9+1m.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1871-03-29
TIE Rural CARoLISIAS FOR APRIL-if

TIE RURAL CARoLISIAN FOR APRIL-if
eesso!e, more full OF good things than usual
comes TO oNr editorial! table a welcome
visitor. Well edited. handsomely illustrated,
end rSp,eie w:;h valuable information for the
planter, farmer NJ gardener. We need,
however. nuke no snrcial praise of this maga-
zine. The repnrai."n it has obtained, and
the appreciation in which it is held by its
tens Of thousands Of readers, are the most
surest marks Gt It's great worth.
VIC cannot too highly commend the talent
ani exceedingly practical ability Of its
editor-in-cliief. Colonel D. X. Jacques who.
aided h valuable and influential number
of the best agricultural writers Of this coun-
t!y, has made the magazine what it is.
One remarkable feature Of this magazine
il its prompt delivery. It is mailed in time
To reach every subscriber by tho first Of the
mouth. and il there is aay failure it mast be
n The PoStotfice Department. This prompt-
ees$ is Il characteristic CT th" entire business
managcncu: b! the propf!erorS. II is not
calr in The Rural Car0!iniaa j: is shown.
but in every dc;ais Ok their large and -four
yhir < business, OF which The Rural Caro-
Hnisn,,as large 81 enterprise as that is, is
ONLY snAil dcpar; mcnt.
Subscription - per tnnrn. Walker, Evsns
s CoSSwc!l. Publishers and Prop7:etors,
Char lesion, 5. L.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1871-03-29

RICHMOND. March 22-The Senate to-dar
finished the long riilroad war in the Lcgi>>
lature by passing the House bill fnr thr sale
OF the States Interest in rhe Richmond and
Petersburg Ral,oad for $500 coo. 10 II. 4.
Eliyson and Others. of this city-thus de-
feat,ng the proposition Of General Malone 70
buy il. Later in the day. an affray occurred
between General Malone an! John Lvon. the
attorney for Walters, of Baltimore. in whose
interest the States interest is bought, in
which l:lows were exchanged and pistol
fired by haaoac. No serious injury was
dorc.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1871-03-29
Death.

CO. Boilin, Esq, Of Columbia, who
for upwards Of thirty years has been
connected with the S. c. R. R., died in
Columbia last Thursday. Mr.. Bolliu
was universally admired. He was in
his for.yninth year, and a native OF
M=rsei!les, France.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1871-03-29

BERLIN, Larch 2l.-The German Par.
Lament was opened to-day by Emperor
William, who, in person, del vrrcd his
speech from the throne. The Emperor
said: "When | see the German Reich.
stag for the first time after 4 glorious but
trying struggle, which Germany has vic.
toriouSy prosecuted for independence, am
impelcd first to give thanks TO God for
historic successes with which he has bless.
ed the faithful unity OF German allies. By
heroism and discipline Of the armies and
devotion OF the people, We have what our
forrtathers struggle ior-unitv Of Germany
and security "f her frontiers. Onr con.
viction of future unity WAS yelled. The
evcr.prescnt enthusiasm Of the people rent
the sell when .he fatherlani was threaten
ed. Tie nation unanimousy v rose in her
defence, and traced its firm will in indeli.
ble characters Oh the battle field Of France
10 be united people.
VERSAILLES, March Is -Favre has re>
ceved two additional dispatches from the
German authorities, declaring it the duty OF
the Versailles Government TO conquer sedi-
rion The withdrawal of the German troops
has been entirely stopped. Sosset, who
commands 10000 National Guards, with
guns and mitrailleuses, has been empowered
to offer the insurgents amnesty; in case OF
refusal 10 attack them and secure the Cen
tral Committee $4,000 men are en- route
from Bouiogne, to suppress the insurrection
LONDON, March Midnight -Soi>Set has
undertaken to concentrate loyal battalions
of the National Guards ct Puebla BourSe,
and re-establiSh his staff headquarters there.
Soisset is disposed 10 pardon the soldiers en-.
gagged in the emeute 20 restore municipal
franchises; continue the pay of the Nations
ais; revoke law for reward aud payment of
bills; and urges the assembly 10 legislate TO
reconcile conflicting interests.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1871-03-29

II is downright extravaganza 20 buy music
in ,heet-form, when You can get nearly twenty
Vines your moneys worth by subscribing to
PsrEHs' MUSICAL MONTHLY. The April
Rumher IS to uali'!, an: contains the follow.
ing beautiful selections: send the Little
Ones Happy TO Bed. Song and Chorus: Alone
by the Sta. Song ard Chorus: Building
Castles ia the Air. Scotch Melody: Some
hody Loves mc Dearly. Song and Chorus;
Go, Pretty Flower. with Eyes Of Blue. Ger
rusu Song; Bcaurful DAYS tat are Dead,
Quartet: EaSter-rme. Sacred Quartet from
Ab,; Blue Eyes Gal"p; Indiana Polka: fll>
sage Beauty Polka: Take NE Home. Trans>
crip:ion. The above pieces, il purchased in
sheet>form. wo1!d Gust 81 IS. You can get
the 10, for thirty cents, bv sending 70 j. l..
Peters, 500 Broadway, New YORK.. for the
April Number OF Peters Musical Monthly.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1871-03-29
FIFTY YEARS MARRIED, OR A GOLDEN

FIFTY YEARS MARRIED, OR A GOLDEN
WEDDlsa.-rhe fftieth anniversary Of the
wedding of Capt. Philip Sigh, and his good
old wife. aunt Betsy, as she is familiarly and
kindly known through all this country round,
occurred on Monday, the Goth Of March, and
was made the occasion of q pleasant gather
ing OF some of their immediate family con-
nectons, who partook OF a good old Dutch
Fork dinner. As every one about here knows
what Outch Fork dinner means, it is need
less TO say more than that it did no discredit
TO the name, and was good in oil respects,
and boun;ifully large. The Senior being Of
kin was made happy on the occasion, and
behaved himself as he knows how. and this
teetlies to the appreciation Of Witnessing the
fe!icital;ons of all eyentwhich Is Of 80 rare
an occurrence, sad Of a participation in the
feast Of good and rich things. Fifty years
ma:iisG! an ordinary lifetime. A sermon
might app. upriatcly be preached on sub
: jvct 50 Interesting, but We lack space as we'll
a, ability 10 do il justice. The fashion Of
celebrating certain periods in welded life
! the silver, the golden, and diamond wedding,
not ~ mention the wooden. iron, and tin,
which come in at shorter periods of time
is 4 good one, and one which is becoming
quite common. This happy old couple have
outliyed o generation; have reared plumber
of orphan children; and by generous, useful
and charitable life, have made themselves
loved and respected, far aud near; and they
bid fair for many years Of ussfplsess still
Our kindest and best wishes are extended to
them.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1871-03-29
A CARD.

Aware Of the fact that most all our mer-
chants South have bought very light for the
summer, We have purchased heavier than
ever, and to-day own the most valuable
stock We ever handled. Our idea is that in
every community there are prudent peo-
pie, who always have money laid away for
rainy dAys." These will want goods, and
nice goods, and We want to supply them :;
therefore, VIC have established Sample
Bureau with our business, from which We
send samples Of all goods requested for Sc
lection, and then forward the goods b! Ex-
press, C. 0. b. in all css.s, guaranteeing
entir. satisfaction. Persons desiring to
avail themselves of hayiuS a one hundred
and tirtv thousand dollar stock spread out,
as it we're, almost at their door to select
from, will order samples Of such goods a.
they desire TO buy, and we will guarantee
thew can save ten dollars on every forty
bought Of our house. Samples sent free
except to points not reached by mail. Ad.
dress
r. G. SILVER l. CO.,
Columbia, S. C.
r. C. SILVER.
DAVID JONES. Mar. %, 13-1t.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1871-03-29

Speaking of crimes in the South, the
Philadelphia Age says: The remedy
does not lie in military deSroti>m ; it is
the can e. not the cure. Of diScontents,
secret associations for political purposes,
burning resentmen,s and irregular VIC.
lrnce. The remedy for this lies in free.
dom Of opinion and the rule of equal
laws"
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1871-03-29

Ex:H" DIR. SAGES CATARRil
Kennedy is no Patent Medicine humbug got
ten mp TO dupc ;he ignorant aud crrhuors
hut i, Il perfect Specific for Nasal Catarrh
"Cnl in the head" and kindred diseases
The proprietor, T. Y. Pierce, NJ. D. Of
Buffalo, \. Y , offers $500 TO Case hr can
mpt cure oil hy dcuSgists or sent by
mnii for sixty cents 4 pamphet free.
Mar. %, l3-lt
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1871-03-29

An InplspEsslBLE.-Nof family circle is COM
plete without good singer, and how Is that to
Be helped, says one. when 40 member OF the lam
ily has the gift? There Is nothing ea.ier Go
at once to the store OF Messrs. Chick & CHICK,
and purchase one Of the new Singer Family
.Seuin1 Machines the best machines made. q
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1871-03-29

The COLUMBIA I1orEL.-Dnring recent
visit 10 Columbia it was our pleasure to stop
at this popular house, and once more do we
testify to its completeness in meeting The
wants OF the travelling public. As TO its To-
cntion, nothing nrc:l be said. a' every one
knows that it occupies Il position CONVEX
icntly central in 4 business view. That il is
we'll kept we feel at liberty 10 state, and that
the comfort Of each guest, whether stopping
for single meal, Il rlar or wcrk is care
fully considered. It's tables are we'll provilrtl
wiE all that can he ha1 and its viands we'll
prepared Mr. CORN m, its proprietor. is u
quiet, unasSuninS gentleman, NJ Ways intent
on the business in ttuI ana it is not strange
therefore. 'lnt his e!for:S 10 p'c.>e are su,.-
| ceS>ful. lIc is Ablr assisted too by his o,n.
| tIctnanir ooli>kcep'r, Mr. J. ID. Bulls, who
is unrcm;,ia- in endeIvnrS to give satiSE.c>
ton Our brief stay Ihe7r was . pleasant
| one. and we ch"crfully advise Others TO 60
and try the same.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1871-03-29
Palmetto Leaves, Moss and Phosphates.

The following articles Of Carolina ex.
portation, arc, according to McRae's
Prices Current, :hus quoted on the Liv.
erpool Market: Leaves. S12223 per ton;
Moss, $3.50 a 63.56 per ton; Phos
pilates, 1928 per ton. The above rates
are in gold.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1871-03-29
>S%

"Nor FOR JoH" During the -eSslon
of the late peace conference. while Gov.
Scntt WAS receiving the delegation. Joe
Crews deliberately walked intn the Exc
cutivc Chamber nnd took seat by The
side of Grn. kcrSha~. The latter arose
in ,iignl!ird manncr. anl said: "G"
vernon, | will not lit in the same roou,
with Mr.. Crews Either he OF | mus,
retire" Joe gathered himself up and
Slupcd.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1871-03-29
MARRIED,

On the 22;l inst. at the residence Of the
Brides father, bv Rry. Mr.. Holmes, Ma. J.
". ANDERSON, Of Lau,enS, 10 Miss AGNES
RAY, of Ncwberry.
On the 23d inst by Re- Nj. Stout, Ms.J. I.
HoUsEALL, and Miss GUssIE ADDIE, all OF
Newberry.
Brides favor received for which we make
our sslaam, wishing the fair lady and her
gallant partner true domestic felicity.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1871-03-29
The President Of the o. S. and s. c.

President Grant, in conformity with
Gov. SCOTS call for the military arm,
ixsues proclamation which concludes a.
follows:
"Nov. therefore, I. Ulysses S. Grant,
President. c":ninand persons composing
the unlawful combinations aforesaid. TO
disperse .anl retire peacefully to their
respective homes, within twenty days
from this date
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1871-03-29

Hon. c. W. Dudley says that it is no,
loyal citizens, but loyal robbers that are
clamorous for protection in South Caro-
lima. LOYAL ctizcns are quite safe.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1871-03-29

-" INDUSTRY PREVENTS
vice" sum er DlrcrS prevents Chill and
Fever, ard cures Dyspepsia. Heartburn,
Indigestion, and General Debility. We
know IL
Mar. 90 Bit.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1871-03-29
KIDSEYS AND BLADDER.
United States Internal Reyenac,
Asst Assessors Office, 81 District, s. e.

NEwBERaY, March 25, 1871.
Notice is hereby gwen to al concerned
that annual returns for Income Taxes, for
the year ending December 81, 1870, and
Special Tax Returns for dealing in Tobacco
ard Liquors Tor the year commencing NV
!. 1871, Nilhin the limits Of Newberry and
Uuon Counties, will be received un,il April
the Sth inclusive. At Newberrv G. H., un.
til April the lst. and at Uniorville from
April lst TO April S, 1871. Persons failing
10 make their returns Within the specified
time viii subject themselves to apenalty Of
ST. per cent. JAS. II. DENNIS,
Mar 29, l3-lt. Asst Assessor.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1871-03-29

WASHING ron MARCH 21.--The South
Caro!iua delegation called on The President
to-day. In answering the question, dow
lens the troops would rem lin - and in reply
% the declaration that an early departure
weali max" mat'erS worse. the President said
;hcv 81 ru!d remain until peace was restored
:Nf ,,ire.ispce 10 rhc iiw s4cuied.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1871-03-29
Aid :cr France.

AXzElcaNS France is exhausted BY
this terrible war. Many Of her people
are starving ard utterly destitute. Lei
US not forget her early recognition O.
American Independence and the prompt
snd generous aid she then rendered tc
our struggling Republic, and let US now
share with Her from our abundance in
this hour Of her need.
Hear the Cry that Comes Across thu
Sea- Ralying sorg and chorus. Words
and Music by Geo. F. Root. Published
by Root and Cady, Chicago.
This is right Ii is no time 10 crilicise
later acts. France needs our help and
should have it for humaui,y's sake, even
: If she had not "IIcld out the friendly
band when our days were dark" So We
say our Chicago friends have done q
proper and timely thing in issuing this
song II is stirring and we'll calculated
to arouse sympathy for the war-stricken
peasantry, whose mute appeal is SO
touching.
Let every singer in The land sing it,
and there, will be no lack Of food to cat"
or ''grainto plant"
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1871-03-29
Town Ordinance.

For the better preservation Of health, the
Council Of the to~n Of Newherry hereby
isSne notice calling on the citizens to have
their premises cleaned Of all filth, Of any
and every kind whatsoever, aud cess pools
especially, within fifteen days from this
date. In case Of neglect or refusal 10 at
tend 10 this matter. the council will have it
done nt the expense Of delinquent parties.
By order T. ". PAYSINGER,
Mar 29, l3-3t Intendant.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1871-03-29
CROCKERY.

20 doz. White Granite Plates, .Diass',
Breakfss and Tea.
10 doz. White Granite Soup Plates.
~ 6oz. &C. Plates. .--;,,
81 seits White Granite Teas. 80
50 sct's Common Teas.
China Plates, China Cups and Saaeers, But
ters. Gravy Boats, Pickles, Steak Dishes,
Soup Tureens, Ewers and Basins, Deep and
Oval Dishes, Comports, Tea Pots, Creaa
jugs, Pitchers, Yellow Bakers, China Soaps,
Mugs, Sc. For sale by
R /. McCAUGHRix.
Mar. 90, l3-tf
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1871-03-29

Mr.. &c SILVER, of famous dry goGds'
notorieiy, presents a card in this issue to the
public, and which he will follow up weekly
for three months. His already extensive
house, with the great additions being added
10 il, and which will soon be completed, will
make it the largest dry goods hou.e in the
South, and the compIetest in all its appoint
mcnt$. II is designed 20 devote one OF the
wings exclusively to all articles Of ladies un-
d,r-wear, and which will he presided over by
competent ladies'. This will add greatly to
the popularity Of M!. Shiver's house. His
stock Of goods for Spring-wear is hand
some and rich one, and many Of the articles
are iabu'ously low.
The press" arc informed that he wishes
his cards copied from The PEcenix, az they
appear, for the space Of three months.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1871-03-29
WHITE GOODS.

WHITE GOODS,
Plain and Checked Jaconet Muslin:
Plain and Checked Nainsook Mualia.
White Swiss and Book Muslin.
Irish Linens from soc. to $3.50. -"
Br and Blcaclled Table Dalaask.
l2-4 Linen Sheeting.
Bro. and Bleachsd Cotton SheetiaS.
l04, IL.
P. C. Cottons.
l.. C. and Hemmcd S. Handkerchief.
Linen Towels. Huckahack, Crash aa4
Turkish Toweling.
Bro. and Checked Linens for Suits.
Linen Drill, Linen Coating, Bhy aad
Blouse Linens.
Cassimercs and Cottonades,
Fer Cents and Boys Wear.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1871-03-29

From M'sSrs. Dulae s. Chapman. at their
Columbia Book Store, we have reee;red Il
copy Of Reynolds Pictorial Primer, and it is
one Of tie ha2dsomcst and best adapted
Primers 10 The uses intended we hare ever
cen. There is no'hing, :ot Z single word, OF
heavy character in it, but ailis light. EASILY
comprehensive, anG each lesson is beauti'
fully illustrated. 1t is Certainly the best
Primer for little ones ever published.
Also, No. 357 of Hsrper's library Of seiscl
novels, emitted Bred in the Bone, or Like
Father, Like Son. q very entertaining book
Ii shows that what is in the marrow cannn,
be got our Of The bone. This Is also hand.
somcly illustrated.
This firm keep on hand very large as.
sortment of books and stationery Of all kinds
aud we are pleased to LAY do q thriving busi
ness.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1871-03-29

4 NICE DISNER.-The Indies Of the
Methodist Church, in order to raise funds to
make some necessary repairs in the Parse
mage. will furnish good dinner for the &C.:
tlemen next Monday, 81 proX., Sale day, .;
the New Hail. To accommodate gentlemen
from the country as well rs the merchants
and cthcr gentlemen Of the town, dinner
nay be bad from II to o'c,ock.
TO insure gencroIS anl hearty pa :rnnagc,
and tha; there may bc no excuse offered, We
suggest that every man com. TO town on th:t
day with sharp appetite. even il it bo nee
cessary to di.penSo with the moroing mca! OF
breakfast. Something good may be expect
cd
The Committee will be plcasel''to wait
upon ladies' as well as gentlemen at dinner,
and a!>o during the evening at d nice supper
10 be furnished Price Of dinner and supper
will be IS cents each. Ice creams aud Gus
tardS &c extra