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CONGRESS-.

In the Senate on Wednesday OF last
week, Mr.. Sumner presented petition
signed by more than $4,000 citizens of
the United States, against recognizing
God in the Constitution. The Def
cheney bill was taken up and discussed,
but without final action. The report of
the committee appointed to consider
the action of the Senate in amending
the House bill repeating the duties on
tea and coffee expresses the opinion
that the action of the Senate was not
altogether justifiable.
In the House, Mr.. Banks introduced
a resolution calling upon the President
to demand the immediate release of DIR.
HOuard and the restoration of his prop.
erty from the Spanish government.
No action, however, was taken on the
resolution. The bill known as the Goat
Island swindle, with several slight
notifications, was passed by a vote of
1Gl to 50.
In the Senate on Thursday of last
week the consideration of the Deticien.
cy bill was proceeded with. Mr.. Nor
rill's amendment as to the jurisdiction
of the Court of Claims was considera-
bly, amended aud agreed to by % against
II.
DR.. Houard's case was again warmly
debated in the House. Fernando Wood,
contending that DR.. Houard was an
American citizen and therefore entitled
to protection from the United States,
said he took that ground with knowl-
edge of the fact that it might involve
the country in war with Spain. w.
r.. Roberts severely animadverted upon
the conduct of Grants administration
in the matter.
In the Senate on Friday last, the
report of the Committee of Conference
on the Legislative Appropriation bill
was concurred in by 3S against II.
The House resumed the consideration
of the Houard resolution. The pream-
ble-which positively asserts DR.. Hou-
ards citizenship.-having been amended
by the insertion of the word "alleged,"
the resolution was adopted by 143 to 45.
Mr.. Dickey then offered concurrent
resolution for final adjournment on
the 29th of May. Finally the resolu-
tion was rejected by 1O6 nays to s yeas.
In the Senate on Saturday the Postal
Telegraph, Deficiency and Naval and
Post Office appropriation bills We're dis
| cussed.
In the House the Tariff bill occupied
the session.
In the Senate ON Monday after the
presentation of a remOnstrance against
the repeal of the Eight hour law Mr..
Scott moved to limit each Senator speak
ing upon the amendments to appropria-
ton bills to Ave minutes. The motion
was earnestly opposed by Messrs.
Trumbull and Casserly, but was finally
carried after warm discussion, all the
administration Senators voting in its
favor. The House, beyond concurring
In number of Senate amendments,
did little of Importance.
In the Senate on Tuesday the De.
ficlency bill was passed. The bill re.
pealing the duties on tea and coffee was
also passed. 1t does not go into opera
tion until July 1st.
In the House the tea and coffee bill
was discussed.
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BAN AND DEMOCRAT BLOOMSBURY, COLUMBIA COUNTY, PA.

IT is stated that the United States
have virtually withdrawn the claim for
indirect damages against England.
THE Liberal Republican Convention
met at Cincinnati or Wednesday, and
Judge J. B. Slallo was chosen tempora.
ry President. The convention then ad
journed until the following day, after
resolving that each State delegation
shall elect delegates equal in number to
double the votes of each State in the
electoral college. Horace Greeley, Chas
Francis Adams, Judge Davis and Gen.
Cox are the most prominent names be-
fore the convention.
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in one melicin'. t|lt evidence Of this fact is
found in the great variety Of most obstinate dis
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it strengthens tht ~...'u aHi puriHics tho
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all the numerous diseases caused by bad blood,
ore conquered, by this powerful purifying and in
vigoratins medicine.
lfyou feel duh, dr1w.r, qchilitatcd, have salow
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PiGrco's Gjidei M,ji'A Discovery las no equal,
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Constipation Of the bowels it IL never fail
ing remedy, and those who have used II for this
purpose arc loud in its praise.
The proprietor offers $1,000 reward for q medl'
cine that will canal it for the cure of all the dis
cases for which 1t Is recommended
Sold by druggists at 81 ncr bottle. Prepared Dy
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Send yonr alIre't ''rA l'ruE''.
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The President has signed the bill in
relation TO bounties. 1t provides that
every volunteer, non.commissioned off,
Ger, private, musician, and artificer
who enlisted into the military service
of the United States prior to July %,
1861, under the proclamation of the
President Of the United States of May
3, 1861, and orders of the War Depart.
ment issued in pursuance thereof, and
was actually mustered before August 6,
1861, into any regiment, company, or
battery which was accepted by the War
Department under such proclamation
and orders, shall be paid the full bounty
of 500, under and by virtue Of said
proclamation and orders Of the War
Department in force at the time of such
enlistment, and prior to July %, 1861,
provided that the came has not already
been paid.
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OThp DutPhman.V

The bad boys of Radicalism have
paid Mr.. Carl Schurx the highest COM
pliment they could unless they apoth-
eosized him. They have made a
"bogey" of him; they conjure by him;
they coddle to sleep the long
plans of their fraud and chicanery by
the mention of his name, and turn
honest by fear of him, as "Panama's
maids" turned pale when Bertram's
and Risingham's names were whisper
ed In their ears. The War Depart
ment began to purge and forswear sack
and live cleanly as soon as it was ascer-
tanned that "the Dutchman" was on the
track of its misdeeds. The long dor
mant seeds of the Civil Service Reform
began to swell, germinate, and sprout
in that "cold frame' of the Presidents
bosom, then first when the fiery rays
Of "the Dutchman's" energy were
poured upon them. The Robesonian
commerce in brickdust, which had be-
gun so prosperously from New Jersey
to the Pacific via Cape eHorn-commeroe
unexampled since Solomon fetched gold
and sandal wood by three years voy-
age from Ophir, to build his temple
withal-discovered itself to be bubble
suspected itself to be a cheat, and col
lapsed suddenly as soon as 'the Dutch
man" bent his inquisitive lunettes upon
it. This is a glorious reputation "the
Dutchman" has earned-extorted as it
is from the fears and hatreds of the ma
tion's plunderers In some respects it
is the greatest contemporary honor that
has ever been bestowed upon an Amer
lean statesman, this that Senator Schurz
has won, viz that his presence alone
should have power to quell, rebuke,
and intimidate the spirit of fraud and
peculation in his own party that is so
rampant throughout the land, and that
Radical rogues should hide away from
him as sneak thieves stink round corn
ers from the sight of the representatives
of the law Washington Patriot.
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rNREASUREIS'S SALE
OF UNsEATED LANDS IN COLUMBIA co.

Of Ur5EAILU LANDS IN COLUMBIA co,
Agreeably to the provisions of an Act OF As
semoly entitled an Act directing the mode of
selling unseated lands for taxes and other pur
poses, passed the thirteenth day OF March, 1915,
and the further supplements there o passed on
the 18th day Of March, 1917, and the 18th day OF
Treasurer OF Columbia county, hereby gives no
tiee to all persons concerned therein that unless
the County, Road, school, Poor, Bounty and
state taxes due on the following tracts OF unseat-
ed In ads, situate in Columbia county. are paid
before the day OF sale, the whole lch paris of
each tract as Will pay the costs char Tile there's
on, Will be sold at the Court House in the town
OF Bloomsbury. Pa, ON the 10Th day ul JI ~, lS72
and 10 continue by a1Journmelt, rb.n day to
day for arrearages OF taxes due SAID County, and
costs accrued on each tract respectively.
AcrcS. Wlrrantses or OlOaers. Il, Cls
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A DMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

"a ESTATE OF JOSEPH WEISS DECD.
Letters of administration on the estate OF
Joseph Weiss late OF MalIson twp, ColuIn bia
county decd nave bee il granted by the Register
OF said cOuutJ. to Oscar i. Ent of Ligut street,
Columbia CO., Pa, All persons having claims
or demands against Lho dGceleut are request
ed to make them known, and those indebted
to make PAYMENT. OSCAR l.. EMF,
april l0,'74-Uw. Administrators.
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ALSO
ON MAY Nh llTl
Agents Wanted for the New Work,
OUR CHILDREN,
-oY to Make and Keen them Healthy.

Ho Y to Make and Keep them Healthy.
by AUGUSTUS X. GARDNER, NJ, ID.
Late Professor in New York Medical College.
Development, Diseases, Accidents, Marriages,
&C.. imparting vast amount of valuable infor.
nation conductive to the Health, Happiness
and Welfare of the Young. Written in a pleas
Ing style, It is exceedingly Interesting well as
instructive,
Every Family should have It, and no Parent
can afford to be without 1t. Send for circulars
giving full particulars
DUFFIELD AsHMEAD, Publisher,
dec227l-tf III SAMSON Street PHILADELPHIA
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CHERIFF'S SALES.

BY virtue Of sundry WI Its of veuditioni OK pOnas
&c, issued out OF the Court of Common Pleas OF
Columbia county and to me directed there will
be exposed to public sale ut the Court House. in
the Town of Bloomsbury, on MONDAY, the 9th
day Of May, at one O'Clock, p. m, the following
real estate to wit:
All that certain piece parcel of land, situate
in Locust township, Columbia county, Pa, bound
cd and described as follows, to wit: on the west
by lands OF John Johnson and Mary Stewart; on
the north by lands of Peter Strausser; the east
by Christian Small, and on the south by the
same, containing forty six acres more or less on
which are erected Il dwelling house and bank
barn with the appurtenances.
Seised, taken in execution ana to be )ll as tn G
property of Hiram Y. Hover.
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Gov. HOFFMAN has vetoed the new
charter for New York city on the
grounds Of doubtful constitutionality,
and other objections. The legislature
sustained his veto by an overwhelming
vote.
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New Advertisements.
ESTRAY,

II r'H T
Came to enclosure of the subscriber on 9th nit,
n medium-size Brndle Cow; horns rising straight
from her head and bending back ut the tips. She
Is n splendid Jumper. The owner Is notified to
come forward, prove property and take her away,
after paying charges. Otherwise she will be dis
dosed of according to law. ID. j. WALLER.
May I'd, lS72-lt
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business CARDS,
ID VISITING CARDS,
ETTER HEADS,
BILL HEADS,
PROGRAMMES,
POSTERS,
40, &C.
Neatly and Cheaply Printed
From the Latest styles OF Type at the
COLUMBIAN OFFICE.
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STATE or PENN'A, (
County OF Columbia W
I,J. p. Tustin. Cashier of the Fir.t National
Bank OF Bloomsburg, do solemuly affirm that the
above statement Is true, TO the best t my knowl-
edge and belief.
Up. TUSTIN, Cashier
Subscribed and affirmed to before me this first
day of May, 1872.
wM. PEACOCK, Notary Public.
Correct-Attest:
WIN. NEAL, Directors
l. w. MCkEIyYS
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ALSO,

All that certain tract of land with the appur.
teRances, situate in MOntour township, bounded
and described AZ follows, to wit; on the south by
lands of George Lynn, on ths west by lands now
or late of Frck Hurry, on the north by lands
OF William Roberts, on the east by lands of Cad
wallader Roberts, ald lands now of Joseph Fry,
containing thirty-siX ac IN Jro or less, toy ether
with the appurtent tnC35.
Seized taken in eXecutioh AMI II be s)l rs
the property Of Simon Rudy.
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SALE

OF SEATED LANDS IN COLUMBIA COUNTY.
Also the following lots pieces or parcels OF
seated Lands. re -urned by the tax collectors are
to be sold at the same time, under the provisions
OF an act OF Assembly, entitled IAN Act relating
TO the sale OF lands Tor taxes in Columbia Coun-
ty.n
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ALSO:

Another lot or piece of land situate in the
town of Rohrsburg, in the county of Columbia
and State aforesaid, bounded as follows to witt
On the south by lot of Abraham Kline, on the
west by land of Jacob Berlin, on the north by
lot of samuel Bernlnger ana ON the east by Il
public road leading from Rohrsburg to Benton,
said lot Is six rods In front and ten Deep where
on are erected n story and half dwelling house,
frame store and stable, with the appurte-
nances.
Seized, taken in execution and TO be sold as
the property OF James V, Wilson.
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in Greenwood tyyn Columbia county ana State
OF Pennsylvania bounded and described as fol-
lows, 70 vii: On the south and west by land Of
James NauhOrn, on the north by land of Henry
Delong and on the east by land of William VIII
son and James Manning, containing forty acres,
be the same more or less, on which are erected u
frame dwelling house ana bank barn, with the
n urfp ON
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1872-05-03
DIR. RAILWAYS
PERFECT PuRGATLVE PILLS.

perfectly tasecs1 elegantly coated with sweet gum purge
regulate purify cleanse AMI strengthen Railways Pills
2L the euTG Of al disorders Of the stonieh Liver Bowels
Kidneys, Bladder Nervous Diseases, Headache Constlpa
ton, COstiyeness Indigestion, Dyspcpsla Bousncss, Bill
ous Fever Inflammation ot Tie Bowels Iles aud all Do
angemens Of the Internal NlsccTa. Warranted to effect
Apostye cure Purely Vegetable, containing 10 mercury,
mlneIAls, or dyciuuOus drugs.
~ Observe The following gm! toms Iculiing from D!i.
orders or the Digestive OrgaNs:
Constrluan Inward rlcf, Fulrul of he Mod the Hear
hedy o ne Stomach, NAuta il5ttiur, Ipui ot Food fulF
ness WEIGHT ~ thr stomach auu5 haoB Ukug lutst
fM we ~ q The Stomach, swmuIE oi hr Head, Hurried and
Dmsll hsilllns lIlnEa a The l.r choking or suteeaitg
SehAhohi when ~ Lying Posture luura ol Nilou Dou
Mrhi before the Agn Fever aud ul uu H Er Head petceney
O. fetPfaiqnt lvl0Nu,. rt the Slr ud Eyes Palm In the
Flesh,
fey doses of RAILWAYS FILLS will free the system
SOLD ny DRUGGISTS
READ FALSE AND TRUE" Send one letter stamp
20 kAnWA1 co, No. u Maiden Lane New York
Information worth thousands Will be scut you. =
nlS72-ly
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ALSO:

An that certain lot, piece or parcel of grou nd
and State of Pennsylvania, bounded and de-
scribed as follows, to wit: ON the south side of
Second street, adjoining lot OF Chrstmln & Gar
rison ON the east and by an alley on the south,
and by lot of James Fowler on the west, whe ron
Is erected two'story frame dwCllinn house with
the appurtenanceg.
Seized, taken in execution ana b bg sold as
the property oi ~ s.. Tingly.
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TIIE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE
Il Columbia County Agricultural, Horticul-
tural and Mechanical Association, for the elec-
tion of officers for the ensuing year will be held
in the Court House, in Bloomsburg, on SATUR-
DAY, the 18th day of May, A. d. 1872, ut O'Clock
L. NJ. BY order of the
May3-3w EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE.
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ALSO:

All that certain lot situate in Scott twp CO.
scribed as follows, to wit On the west by land
of Isaac Hess, on the north by q public road on
the east by land of John Burlingame aud ON the
south by land OF Isaac White, containing about
n quarter of on acre, be the same more or less,
on which Is erected Il dwelling house.
Sei2ed taken in execution AMI TO be sold nc
the properly of Philip Graham.
ALSO
ON MAY lth 1879.
Another tract piece or parcel o. land situate
in the township of FiShngcrcu,. Columbia
county State OF Pennsylvania Ia boa 4 ID and de.
scribed as follows TO wiz ON the WCst nv lands of
John and Lemuel Drake and ON tn. North and
East by lands OF click Stewart aud on the South
by lands of Isaac McHenry Containing twelve
acres more or less with the apperten ,nces
Seized taken in execution and TO DO sold as the
property OF Susan Keller.
AARON SMITH, Sheriff.
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Tuition for day pupils, one dollar per week.
In the model school, from fifty to eighty cents
per week. Music, Drawing, Painting, &c, extra
Bllls are payable, and must ba paii promptly,
one-half at the beginning ami the other half at
the middle of the session.
j. G. FREEZE l.. b. RUPERT,
Secretary. President.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1872-05-03

Pin, Tape, md other Worms, lurking in the
system of so many thousands eiieeuay deatroyed
and removed. Says distinguished psychologist; There
scarcely individual upon the face Of the earth whose
body exempt from the presence of worms. 1t is
upon the healthy elements OF the body that exist
but upon the diseased hunors and Shiny deposits that
breed these living monsters cf disease. No system Of
Medicine ycmiiuses, anthe'mnii'cs, viii fee the
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EUROPEAN sTEAMSHIPs.

NUNARD LlNE.-THE BRITISH AND NORTH AMERI
~ can Royal Mail Steamships, between New York and
Liverpool, calling at Cork Harb0r.
From New York From New York.
RuSSlA, Wednesday May 70 ABYSSINIA. .Satdy, June
CuBA. Wednesday, June B BATAVIA. .Sat'dy, June
SCOTIA Wednesday, June l2 ALGERIA. satdy June u
Wednesday June % CALABRIA. .Satdy, June 20
:, And every following Wednesday and Saturday from
Rates Of passage-Cabin, $50 500 and $3.50 gold
cording to accommodation. Tickets to Paris $15 gold,
additional Return tickets favorable terms Steerage
$J, currency.
steerage tickets from Liverpool and Queenstown and
all parts of Europe at lowest rates Through bills OF
lading given for Belfast Glasgow Havrc Antwerp and
oher ports the Continent and for ports
For freight and cabin passage apply at the Company
way Trinity Building -, s un.,or,v
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AHIU8EWHNTSs
ROWERY THEATRE.
- Mr. WIN B. FRELIGH. ......... MINIMUM. Manager
ANOTHER BRILLIANT SENSATION
FiHsT NIGHT, MONDAY, MAY y. kHx,
=. AND EVERY NIGHT AND GRAND
MATINEE, SATURDAY, AT 2 O'CLOCK
The grand California Equestrian Drama In three acts
written expressly for this theatre by
J. H. WARWICK,
entitled
CALIFORNIA;
THE HEArR2IkN cHrNER.
This magnificent spectacular drama produced
at enormous cost, with NEW SCENERY, NEW DRESSES
NEW PROPERTIES AND A SPLENDID CAST OF
THE UNITED STATES.
First appearance Of
MR. o. B. COLLINS
and his famed Trained Steed,
SAN JUAN,
regarded of the most completely educated animals
ever presented to the public
especially engaged for the Chinese character part
of All SIN In which he will sing the beautiful Chinese
ballad AS Wandered Hz the Banks of the Yansr'e
For synopsis Of scenery incidents, &C. small bills
Noie.-The performance will commence with the
BROTHER BILL AND ME.
VIII shortly be produced
TIE SWAMP ANGELS
Box book open twelve days In advance from A. NJ to
OLYMPIC THEATRE.
u LAST NIGHTS OF GRIMALDI FOX.
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YTO LET OR LEAsE-IN HoBOKEN THREE STORY
Il and cellar brick House, bath, range, &C. Mt only
$500 rent per annum Apply TO CREyiER BROS, "a New
ark street, Hoboken, n. j.
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For further particulars apply on the premises to
r. =. CLARkSON Tiyoli, N. Y,

DARN FOR SALE AT A BARGAIN-IN THE VILLAGE
OF southbury Conn. IL acres two good houses one
new, with barns and other outbudings; splendid
location, ne land good water healthy mir churches
and schools three minutes walk from Post office
and Erie Railroad Inquire Of r. g LEWIS, office Guar
| re O A. b RUGQI.ES Snuthhury. Conn.
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AMUSEMENTs.

-,~~>~.>.--..A MUsEMENTs.
proprietor and EEs1H s4s Eid M LESTER WALLACE.
PREsks Ell '1 SEASON
FAREWELL ' PERFORMANCE
r Nj; CHARLES MATHEWS
,r. "o'sr''0n' G SsosSsERins Comedy.
a ~ sasialf HH c hRsi%S5ou' masterpiece,
zai sssgs NJ ss:si sH..s..
S6SfHa H. Nj - H. i sSs;
$.5 oss$Ss En-
On sA NJ sRAK1 zyn s1EG,sSyysr H,,
viii make a HI wsRRREsarf sTsE II nv
cHffaH 81 Th aflsHs
Wll be performed for the first time in years. with NJ
= : ' NOT s sSss Yo%eo Fool As HE LooKs
r,os. tor the first time in the theatre.
WI e2aasi? ~ %A a.nss e 4.
II s6Ibs Nj E!s aHHh re I6.R
Nh rosf ShAs A. ;6sssa
fsS Ss Of the ''
sS1sh w sd b cast and wiz
B9sS y1nr;..o Ta ia EsE.r ADA.s.
M' E hRMif A ARSss,
Each Evening and Saturday Matinee Al IN
BOX sheet now open at the Theatre; also At Dtx~n 4
Co.'s music store, I'll Broadway ~ " ''''~s
Union SQUARE THEATRE.
POSITIVELY LAST FIVE NIGHTS
voKEs g FAMILY sat
Gas they appear at the Boston Theatre Monday June Il
ENTIRE CHANGE THIS WEEK. -
THE Eh Ms Aas IN THG fEzcs
VICTORIA VOKES. as. CLARA STANTON
ROSENA vOKES. as. SARAH JANR
FRED yoKEs as BENJXSiN syTToSross
FAWDON VOkES. las. SAMPSON BIFFLES
N THs CHARMING ENt;S csEsdy #
Horne Walsh Edwards, George Atkins and W. Eaten il
the cast. Manees Wednesday and Saturday Box 0fnc0
from 8tO4 be secured six days In advaAoe
Mrs. James A. Oates Burlesque Troupe next week.
TTUION SQUARE THEATRE. EXTRA
~ EXTRA ANNOUNCEMENT
Mrs. JAMES OATES E and her sTRLEsoUE TROUPE
on MONDAY JUNE
when will be presented with all Che adjuncts of new
TTE fRPanmsn cs %z n1ssr
FORTUNIO.
Box book now open. Secure seats
y LAST WEEK OF THE SEASON
Mr. M;acEyoy closes the successful run Of the Hbsrn
Mr. W h h1NTaR 4 il ~ a6 sffss character
Mr. NEIL CONWAY in his celebrated Irish Jig Req
and Clog Dances
Mr. CONWAY VIII spPss pee. in the s comedy as
Double Dance and Jig by LAWLOR and CONWAY,
LAST MATiNEEs WEDNEs S' AND IS SATURDAY.
Brooklyn Athen@um MONDAY, Junc3.