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Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-11-06

~ Brtelsfpe Furniture Store.-The attention Of
the public is called TO the very large and varied
stock OF furniture Of ]. a ]. N. Harman, No. 410
King street There is nothing equal to 1t in the
State OF Delaware, and persons wanting furniture
for onhce or dwelling can doubtless be accommo-
dated by this old and reliable nrm. They make
er own goods and sell at prices as low as the best
houses In the large cities.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-11-06

REMoyAL- The Freight and Ticket office
moved IN Blessing Il Pusey Z carriage factory. on
Market ST. South side, to-day. Tickets for the
various stations along the road may be pur-
chased there on and after Monday next. Pas
zengers have heretofore been paying their fares
in the cars.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-11-06
Ep-F4LJ CI,OTBINq-Mr. bonn H. MuhIhausen's

Ew-FALL cL0THING-Mr. John H. Muhlhausen's
pleasant tailoring establishment, at AIS King street.
h is just been supplied with nne STOCK Of FALL
GOODS selected With much care and discrimination,
Just such stock tasteful people like 70 examine
and select from. Mr.. Ms. customers have the ad-
vantage OF his IS years. experience in the selection
Of goods and styles of make up. Those who begin
to feel the need Of Fa and Winter clothing, should
measured.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-11-06

NIGHT ScHooLs-Three more night schools
will be opened, his evening, under the direction
of the Board OF Public Education, One Of these
will be held in the upper rooms OF the Fame
Hose engine house. on Second street, between
Shipley and Orange, one III the oil Academy.
in the Ninth Ward, and the other at school house
no. H. in Pine street. The scholars will be re-
CURED TO pay Il for the winter term for the use
Of books
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-11-06

COUNTRY RESIDENCE. Mr.. r. D. Hicks offers
for sale his late residence, known as Ven de lean.
abont one half mile from this city on the road
leading to New Castle. This is a very desirable
country eat, and has all the modetn improve
meuts with outbuildiugs complete The terms
are easy. and po.session can be had at any time.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-11-06
THE NIRsuLA
rALpoT COUNTY,.

Barwick, who murdered Arringdale, and was
arrested by the Sheriff Of Caroline county, has
been turned over to the Talbot county authori-
ties.
NJ. P. Quarterly Conference at st. Michaels
next Saturday and Sunday. The NJ. E. Confer
ence will be held on Sunday and Monday.
Extra meetings are in progress in Ferry Neck
and on Iilghmans Island.
st. Michaels il troubled again with irregular
mails.
CECIL COUNTY.
Rev. L. G. Matlack started for New Orleans
on Saturday, to presiie over one of the district
of the NJ. L. Conference.
Ice formed at Elkton one night last week.
The Presbyterians of ElktOn begin a fair il
the hall on the 18th of Dec, to continue TO
several days.
A Sunday School Convention will be held a
Elkton on the 18th and 18th insts, under tn
auspices Of the Maryland Union.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-11-06

Messrs J. DeWolf, II. Buxbaum and Nathan
LeI0erman We're authorized to receive subsciip-
tiNu- and donations at their places Of business
while each member Of the congregation have
been furnished it'll books. and will call on the
the peol le for subscriptions.
Thls il the only denomination in the city that
has not place Of worship, and place in which
to bury their dead. The enterprise will doubt
less be successful quite a sum Of money already
having been snbscrbed In tins CITY
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-11-06

of East Bradford township, Chester, county,
takes ihe West Chester, Wilmington and Read
ing Stage Line, and Edwad Strong the late pro-
prietor OF the stage line, has purchased Mr..
Sehrack 4 farm
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-11-06

SUDDEN DEATH. Phillip Collins, watchman
at j. Morton Poole Il Co.'S works. and who re-
sided on Lafayette street, died very suddenly
this morning, between and O'Clock. Coroner
verdict Of death from heart disease was rem
dared
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-11-06

MEETING THIS EVENING A meeting of the
Workingmen's COOPERATIVE Building and Land
Association will be neld at No. 404 Market street
this evening. The meeting is called for the
payment of the regular monthly installment,
and fun attendance is requested.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-11-06

HEART DISEASE - An Inquest was held, last
evening. over the body of Mrs Hood, on Chip
pey street, whose sudden death was announced
in yesterdays COMMERCIAL. The jury rendered
a verdict OF death caused by heart disease,
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-11-06

The Rubinstein concert takes place, this even
ing.
The Hope Loan Association meets this eve
ming.
Is it the smoke of the conflict, yesterday,
which hangs over the earth, to-day
The st. Paul M. E. Church Teachers Associa-
ton will meet this evening at "a O'Clock.
The 51st anniversary Of the Wilmington
Female Bible Society will be celebrated at St.
Paula Nj. L. church, tomorrow.
Books are now in the hands of the members
| of Israelite Society, who are now ready to re
ceive subscriptions fol-. the purpose of erecting a
new synagogue.
Success in life is very apt to make us forget
| when we weren't much 1t is just so with frog
| on Jump he can't remember when he was
| tadpole, but other folks can.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-11-06
Crisiield y Otes.

Compiled from the Leader.l
The new Opera House was christened on. Mon
day night
The frost hasn't stiffensd out all the mosqui-
toes yet.
James Barnes and idney Flemming, colored,
bail jumpers from Worcester county, were ar
rested at Orisield, last werk.
The p. o. Department at Washington has
been petitioned for mail line between Balti-
more and Crisfed.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-11-06

IY-Frdgrdnt Sozsdont hardens and invigorates the
gums purtnes and perfumes the breath, cleanfes,
Ueaut hes and preserves the teeth from youth TO OLD
aye sold by all Druggists.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-11-06
FINsTRUcTION IN

DRAWING AND PAINTINGt
A ply 10 A. T. SCOTT, Room No. 6, s. W. corner
VI Eighth and Market streeta
EVENING DRAWING CLASS commences Sep
tember 10th, at ~ O'Clock. Bep5-ly
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-11-06
rv-rHE BIG 10, VEST EIGHTH sTaAET

THE PLACE TO BUY
YOUR FAIL SHOES,
lhave increased my stock, and am prepared to
ell good shoes
AT VERY Low PRICES.
My motto is "Quick Sales and Small Profits
have womens good shoes for $3.50 per pair.
ow is that for high Please give me call before
buying elsewhere.
LOOK for the big 10 on the box by the door.
J. NJ. HOLMES,
10. 10 West Eighth street,
narz9-I I'd door from shpey,) vii. Del.
FH-P r. gPApR
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-11-06
Boarding..

WloARDING-A few gentlemen eau be accommo-
ID dated With board at
move c. Eo. sR FIFTH STREET.
DoARDING. For gentlemen
I6 nov6-4t' 7ss KING STREET.
do OARDING-Boarders wanted 70 trV Weed Sew
ID ing Machines at bi4 MARKET hT.
WDoARDINa-For GENTLEMEN at
Id sepl6-tf si2 KING STREET.
DOARDlNG-At 4i7 Market street, table board
I'D furnished. augs0tI
I'D oARDING-At
HD apr2-6m 900 DELAWARE AVENUE.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-11-06
FIaAMolAL AND ooMMERoIAL.
oEI@ OF THE DAnY ooM1ERcIAL,

FFH1-11I11B VT VT tVVFs U EOF1s
At regular monthly meeting Of the Delaware
Loan Association, held last evening, 1880 sold
at 50yS per cent. premium.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-11-06
New Advertisements, This uny.

Servants wanted-Mrs. o'Byrne.
Mechanical and Commercial Institute,
Boardin. -s Z. Fifth stree.
Notice--Vandever's Celebrated Linimen'.
Lost-Heayy plain gold ring,
Pr posals for Macadamizing Fourth street,
Sale of dry goods gle 4 Miller.
Hardware Truman b Shaw.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-11-06
Eost aud found.

II OsT-on the ath inst heavy plain gold ri 9
4 msrked on inside 1ne Under will receive It,
full cash value with ihs thanks OF the owner on re-
turn n it to
noss-sts THIS OFFICE
u est : on SATURDAY evening, at the Auction
\ no lmB OF ORle Miller, No. 800 Market stree |,
pocket book containing thirty-One dollars thirty
cents and three postage stamps The name of y
owner plainly marked In the pocket book, (John
mery.) The person who picked 1t up is known a.
will please return IL and will be SUITABLY rewardeo
Return 70 noV4-2t CGLE a MlLLEP.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-11-06
Situations xud AtIp zVmrtfG.

advertisements Of three lines are inserted under
this head twice for 70 cental
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-11-06
DROPOsALs
GSfnrstnns.

EXCURsIoNs-T street cars make daily ey
~ Cursiuns TO the
WEGD SEWING MACHINE OFFICE.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-11-06
ssocks, GoIa, 0e.

wilmington Quotations, furnished BY R. X Rob.
ilBon d Co, Bankers, eth and Market sta,
ct O'Clock. P. n, to-day.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-11-06

THE PLACE TO BUY
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1872-12-25

rlble to the poor people who, with scarcely q
moments warning, were overwhelmed oy the
forces of the Baltic dashed into mao fury Dy
the relentless winds behind. For two centu'
ries past no such lamentable storm and mum
dalton have been known In that region as
that Of last month. At Copenhagen the trees
on the town walls and in the parks were
seized brittle Wind and sent flying like ohan,
though the effect Of the storm In the capital
ETHEREAL mildness compared to the mad
ness Of the elements In other sections.
Hummlngen, q lowlying peninsula covered
with numerous houses and farm lanas, "aS
swept away entirely; every person drowned
and every farm destroyed. The first appear
ance of tho waves is described as looking like
that of q. "white thing seen afar of above Inc
greats of the sea; 1t came onward with dread
full swifsnesa, foamlng, kissing, tumbling ano
roaring, and then the terrified people saw
that 1t was q series Of waves, the frssof winch
was three or four feet high, which came on
ward to the shore, and behind 1t still others
more towering b Itself. The people es
sayed to fy, and almost Instantly were litteo
from their feet and swept inward with the
wayes. which rushed over the meadows ano
fertile iselds, converting them nto barren
sea. Throughout the coast and on inc seas
there has been the same mourntul sIofy "
lives lost. houses destroyed and lands renoei,
ed unfit for cultivation by the deluge OF sai'
nsfor
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GEVEN PER GENT. SECOND MORT
GAGE BONDS SOUTH CAROLINA RAIL.
ROAD COMPANY.
The South Carolina Railroad Company having
created q Secone Mortgage, amounting to
THREE MILLION DOLLARS

The South Carolina Railroad Company having
created q secone Mortgage, amounting to
THREE MILLION DOLLARS,
for the purpose OF retiring all i's 1oasiug obliga'
lions and arranging is Non. Mortgage Bonds, and
the Bonds authorized to be issued under said
Mortgage having been duly executed, they are
now offered for sac at this ONCE at Is per cent.
Payment will be accepted as follows, viz Two.
thirds OF the purchase money Will be received in
the 7 per cent Non Mortgage Bonds OF the Com.
pany az Is per cent; bslsncein cash.
The value Of the security now offered emit, les 1t
to very high consideration. The Mortgage GOV.
ers the entire property OF the Company, embrac.
log 242 miles OF nrst.class Road, abundantly
equipped with Locomotives and Oars in nne con.
dition, and all the appurtenances OF q first. class
Railroad, the first Mortgage being only So, ooo, oOo.
The business OF the Road for the present year is
stimateda at s., 4oo, 600 gross, and It's net revenue
at over $3.50 200. Its present prospects furnish
ample ground for very satisfactory anti ipatIons
OF future earnings. The Bonds bear date October
LIST, and have attached Coupons for Z per cent.
per annum, interest payable in April and Octo.
Der in the City OF New York.
Alter the 3lst December, instant, the price Of
the Bonds VII be rs per cent. and accrued in.
terest. u WELsMAN.
dec2o-lmW Treasurer.
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months 81; three months S1oo. 20. tho car
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IT, TsI.wsskIY NEWS, published on tuesdays
.H-s,a-s and saturdays, one year 81; s1
Han,ns 20 80; three months $l2S
80 WxsKLY NEWS, one year $2.-S0 eopies
s,o. Ten copies, TO one address $ts.
s-rxanzurIoNs In all cases payable IN advance
and no paper continued after the expiration Of the
tmepaid Tor.
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maney Order or by Express. II this cannon %
dome, protection against losses by mall may %
acquired by forwarding sdraft on Charleston pay
abie 70 the order Of the proprietors OF tn NBvS'
ar ey sending the money In q registered letter.
f1AssIKNr Advertisements 10y measurement
nfseen cents a line the first insertion, and ten
CENTS = line each subsequent insertion. BosinesS
Notices 10y COUNT twenty cents q line each mser.
tion.
NOTICES OF wants, TO Rant, Lost and founc'
Boarding, DO, not exceeding 20 words, % censs
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words. 10 cents each insertion; over 30, ana MOI
axceeding 10 words, 50 cents each insertion
nese rates are NEf, and must invariably ps
paid In advance.
address RIoRDAN, DAWSON d 90,
No. 70 Broad street, Charleston, s.o.
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The Now Governor.
From the Darlington s%outherner.l

From the Darlington southerner.l
We trust that with the Inauguration OF
Governor Moses comes harmony and pros
.uerlty to the State. All parties appear to
look to him to redress their wrongs and to
make the crooked straight. II he succeeds IN
satisfying I" many men OF many minds" he
will be a conqueror indeed. He has a diff
ncult role to play-one that requires moder'
alton, courage, and a determination to co
that which is right in the face Of prejudice
and passion. he, doubtless, does not forget
that there may be thorns amid the bays which
bind his brow. We hope that no needless
neutrality-suspicious. will be thrown In bis way
that he may fulfil the most sanguine hopes OF
bis friends, and d~lsappolnt the evil prognos'
tics of his enemies /; and that In adopting, as
We are convinced he will, q concillstory and
pacific course, the whole people will unite IN
sustaining him In every measure that he may
advocate for the welfare Of his State and
theirs.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1872-12-25

in Louisiana shows, it lies in the power OF
an unscrupulous minority to usurp the
government and place in Office just sucn
men as Will best serve their purpose. What
has been done In Louisiana can be DONE
with equal reason and equal propriety' IN
the North and West. And 90 1t Will oe
done unless the people Of the country com.
nel q change in the character oil the Fedora
legislation. such a change as will give the
colored people every protection, out VIII slVe
an equal protection to the whites anu pre-
vent any n race or class rom rlolpt
rough-stod over the other. There is an Gu.
to popular liberty, if the government Oh .
State can be overturned at the Will Oh :
partisan judge. This is what has peer
done In Louisiana, as the address OF I'M
committee shows.
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Tho Hope. wn,oh Spring. n..rn.l.

Some lines In an article In Blacksoood
upon the 'ParIsians" are worthy OF public
attention. The writer says: "Does not
..history tell Us that the great changes ofthe
"world have been wrought by minorites
"But ON the one condition, that the minorl.
sites shall not be hopeless.
"When a majority becomes 30 vas' dat In
~"tellect disappears In the crowd, the date
"of its destruction commences.
SIT In the nature Of things that minoritleE
ARE always more intellectual than multi.
..tudes, and intellect is ever at work In sup
"plying numerical force. What your party
"wants is, Hopel because without Hope
"there is no energy"
This la our case. There has been little
Hope and little energy. The intellectual
sixty have been pslsled by the ignorant
ninety. It is only necessary to have Hope,
and the minority will become the majority
by those mental processes and vigorous
work which are learned only by those who
are stimulated by being In the minority.
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Tho Children.

What were Christmas without the Children
whose tiny footsteps, at this jocund time'
I,ehtest print the ground ; without the ooss
and girls, from the dreamy babes whose
smiles are OF the angels, to tne hsp'ng
Youngsters over whose yearnings for the
great hereafter passes a shadow OF the In
finite whence they came 1t is they, the Chill
dren, who make the old, old feast etsrnaIly
fresh and new. Sorrows plague those
OF larger growth. The haunting memories
of the rnight-have-beeD, OF the work undone'
OF the long round Of care, OF the youthful
promise unfulalled, Of the lower-decked
mounds beneath the winter skies-these
6ll the heart to bursting, bringing Will
them none Of the needless confidence which,
whatever the past, comes with a newborn
year.
Through the tangled skeln at Christmas
tide winds one bright thread /; the minglipg
Of strong young lives in the weary toll Of
living. They lead the thoughts OF the
elders, and mercilully 80, from the anxieties
Of bread.winning /; they unconsciously give
hope where hope wa dead ; they refresh
the faded brain and impart new cunning to
the worn right hand. Sweet despotsl they
demand our every thought, and, In caring
for them, the saddsned self Ia forgotten
there is the rich and meet reward. Who
can behold unmoved their prattliDg glee ;
their wondering expectation ; their merry
surprise when hoary Krlss Kringle, silently
stolen away, leaves behind stores OF bright
hued TOYS and OF daintier gifts which dis
appear before the coming morn What
words can tell the JOY Of the child who opes
the violet eyes to find the dimpled pillows
weighed down with the gifts Of loving
hearts
We were, all Of rs, children once. Let
this teach Us to be tender and indulgent,
toward the little ones, to bear with
their pranks, to join With them in celebrating
their Christmas carnival. And they 10
turn, Ia words not spoken, will bid nj be
pure and bright as they, and will help Us to
put away gloom and despair as a cast-of
robe, while we, whatever come, strive to do
our duty. God bless the children
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1872-12-25
Crying "WoIr."

The Marion Star takes a practical view Oh
the situation. It says /: "Let US accept our
"defeat in the State; for Governor Nose
..possesses the ability, and may have sTHE
NEWS thinks he has) ''the Willingness 10
make a good Governor. At any rate
"ve should not cry Wolff until that Zero
..cious animal actually threatens 10 gratly
..bia taste a, the expense OF our foeks."
This Ia the secret Of 1t. Do not let us cry
Wolf, It is better to take things as they
come, and Judge them as they are. The
plan of giving a man a bad name, and GLIB
betting him, has not worked we'll In South
Carolina.
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f alrs.


A N q A L F A l r
AGRICULTURAL AND MECHANICAL AsS0-
CIATION OF GEORGIA,
Held at Savannah, commencing Monday, Deem
Der Soth, 1871, and continue during the week.
The Central Railroad and connections and At:
lauIio and Gulf Railroad and connections Will
transport vlsItors for one fare, returning free.
SABRE CONTEST.
There win be q Sabre Contest between the So.
vannah and Augusta Sabre Clubs On January Sd
and eth.
Fastest Tr0tting Single .harness Horse, Purse,
500; Fastest pair Of TrottlDg Horses, owned and
used as such, Pure, $50; Best Single.harness
Horse, Plate, SO; Best pair Of Harntss Horses,
Plate, SIS; Best Pacing Rorse, Plate. $lt; Ruu.
ming Race, Sweepstakes. mile heats, thre- or
more to enter, two to start, entrance 10 per cent,
COTTON PREMIDMs.
The Chamber Of Commerce oner the following
premiums:
planters growth on exhibition, premium to go to
For three bales rankicg second in quality, pre-.
MUM tu 60 TO planter, $40.
For three bales ranking third in quality, $50;
premium 10 60 to the planters.
For the best bale Of sea island cotton, $50; next
best in quality, premium to 60 to planter, $40.
For the best Gin for upland cotton. 500.
For the best bushel Of Rough Rice, OF the va
riesy known az gold seed, premium to 60 10 plan.
ter, $40.
For the best bushel OF Rough Rice, Of the va.
riety known % white, premium to 60 to planter,
SO.
No fee viii be charged for entering OF exhibit.
For Premium Lists or other Information, apply
to ]. q. ESTILL, Secretary.
dac2f.6
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The Louisisna Trouble

The address Of the Louisiana Committee
to the people OF the United States gives,
what We have not had before, a temperate
and truthful account Of the origin and pro-
gress OF the troubles which have filed the
conservative people with dismay, and have
compelled them to appeal to Congress for
protection. In. the face OF this document 1t
will DO useless to cry out that there was q
conspiracy to deprive the colored voters OF
their rights. There are the facts. The
Kellogg party may disprove them II they
can. This. however, they will hardly at
tempt to do. Their conspiracy is for the
time successful. With the help Of q disso-
lutte Judge, and Of the government officials,
backed by Federal bayonets, they have
thrust the Governor from office, and have
installed State officers and q Legislature
who were defeated at the polls and do not
Represent the people. The game is theirs;
but the country will not turn a deaf ear to
the calm words Of the Louisiana Committee,
nor are We without hope that Congress
will take up the matter and see that justice
Is done. This is all that the Louisianians
ask for. They ask that they be heard, that
their statements be investigated, and that,
when the whole truth is known, such steps
be taken as will make secure the rights OF
their people.
1t must not be forgotten that the Kellogg
party could not have accomplished their
coup-de.matn, except after an armed con-
fict, without the assistance given them by
the broad provisions Of the Enforcement
act. Nominally intended to prevent any
interference with the colorsd voters, it is
used, as was certain that it would be used.
for the oppression OF whites and blacks
alike. While that law stands, and service
able judges can be found, it is evident that
no State il safe ; for, as the course OF events
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Jpint 5tcrk Gcmpanp.

OFFICIAL RATTLE NUMBERS OF
" TIE CHARLESTON JOINT STOCK CON.
PANY for the benent Of the State Orphsn Asylum.
GLASS No. a%lT-TUBsDAY MORNING, Dec. "a.
--l3-52 -3l-60-8l-17-7k21
CLASS No ~8ls-TUBsDAY EVENING, Dec. "a.
70
dec25-l A. lIOROS0. sworn Commissioner.
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Gbe Gbaflestnm 9ems.
WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER rs. 1872.

TIE GREETING is an old one, but we let it
stand with whatever force and strength
these Eve years can give it. To the readers
ofTHs NEWS, one and all, We wish a merry
Christmas and Happy New Year. II they
only have the joy We wish them, now ana
ALWAYS, they will be happy indeed.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1872-12-25
GAL WAGNER'B MINSTRELs,
]. H.HAyERLY, Manager,

GAL wAGNER's MINsTRELs,
]. h. HAyERLY, Manager,
Will have The honor OF appearing before the CIT.
izens M this city IN q series OF tneir Solrees do
Eth,one introducing each entertainment entire
change OF programme. Having many popular
and Talented Artists, prominent among whom
are Cal wagner, sam Price, Ben BroWn, Johnny
and Dance Artists. Great California Quartette
composed OF Wellisg Bros. and. W. Free!h. ALSO
Gr, Fred wilson, the great and wonderful omar.
scter Actor and Original 0reolan Ststues, Win
dne Orchestra and Brass B8nd.
Prices az usual. Doors open at !; commencing
at 8. Reserved Seats on sale a. BOZ once dur.
inc each day. D. B. hodges, Gent Agt.
q. OLAPHAX, Advertising Agent. dec24.6