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G5y" The Supreme Court has decided in
the case of the Union mutual fire insurance
company of Boston that neither the expi-
ration of policy nor its cancellation re-
lease the holder from liability to assessment
for all losses which occurred while he was
a member of the company.
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An AprII Fool.

On the 1st inst, at Brooklyn N. Y. James
Montgomery, aged eleven years, residing
in Remsen street, while playing hanging,
with his brother, put his head in the moose
of rope attached to the ceiling and hanged
himself. His body was cut down shortly
after, but life was extinct.
The Bloomfield times. [volume] (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1867-187?, 1873-04-08
Disastrous Fires.

A very destructive fire occurred at Par
ker's Landing, at an early hour on the 4th
inst. Nearly the whole business portion Of
the town was destroyed.
On the same morning a serious fire oc-
cured at Oil City, causing a loss of fully
$4,000.
The Bloomfield times. [volume] (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1867-187?, 1873-04-08

BEN BUTLER says the extra $4,000 paid
members of Congress costs each taxpayer
lust three cents. He offers to forward
postage stamp to every man dissatisfied
with the passage of the bill. He may here
after be called "three cent Ben."
The Bloomfield times. [volume] (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1867-187?, 1873-04-08

rB- Daniel s. Marsh, living in Charles
town, was arrested on Tuesday, charged with
the murder Of his son, nine months old, in
September, 1871, by throwing him from
Fitchburg Railroad bridge. He has con-
fessed the deed and the manner in which
he committed it,
The Bloomfield times. [volume] (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1867-187?, 1873-04-08

In Rhode Island the election on Thurs
day last, resulted in the success of the re-
publican ticket. The vote for governor
was-Howard, republican, 0,273; Chase,
democrat, 1866, with few small towns to
hear from. Howard's majority will be
about $500.
The Bloomfield times. [volume] (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1867-187?, 1873-04-08

GBr The premium ON gold has. been ad-
vancing until now it is selling at LII. The
advance seems to be caused by struggle
between the Secretary of the Treasury and
the gold brokers.
The Bloomfield times. [volume] (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1867-187?, 1873-04-08

THE State Senate contains 10 lawyers,
2 manufacturers, 1 doctor, miller, far
mers, painter, 2 merchants, 1 editor, and
one who records himself as gentleman,
but probably he does not mean that none
of the rest can claim that title.
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eB- James p. Wells, the head and front
Of the American gambling house recently
broken up in Paris, was, ten years ago, a
minister in good standing, and had charge
of Massachusetts church.
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Neto Advertisements.
100 TEACHERS OR STUDENTS

Spring and Summer Address, PEOPLES
JOURNAL, SIS Arch street, Philadelphia. 13d4w
, 1873-08-07
WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 20.

9. n. Opening exercises.
8 Is. Lecture The Organization ard
Discipline Of Graded Schools f'of Nal
lor Of Port Townsend school. Discus
sion. Prof Mckenzie.
10. Paper. Necessary Preparation 4
Primary Teachers, Miss Nettie Low
Discussion. Snpt. }. Jessop.
70 As. Recess
II. Address, English Grammar. hy
Prof. Buyuton. Discussion. Rev. Mr..
c owl.
IL As. Business Meeting.
II. N. Adjournment.
l Is. P. N. Music. Address. Course
of Study for High Schools. Prof Me-
Kenzie. Principal Of the Victoria Public
Schools. Discussion openeo by Judge
York.
2 Is. Paper, Should women teachers
have tie same compensation as IN. u
teachers for :he same labor Mrs. Weed
Discussion. oupt. G. F. Whltworth.
3. Recess.
3 10. Music. Address. Examination
of Teachers and Pupils. Snpt J. Jes~op
Supt. Of Sci ools "f British Columbia
Discussion. Supt Rounds.
4. Address, How to teach Manners
and Morals. Rev. Mr.. Falrchi d. Dis
cussion. Rev. Mr.. Bngley.
as. adjournment.
Z 80. Music Lecture, Supt. John
Jessop of Victoria.
, 1873-08-07

New Uo1EL.-A project is on loot In
this city for buiding first class hotel
by. joint stock company. At the pre-
sent time we are certain that there is no
way in which the same amount of money
coul be expended to "A greater advant
age to the town. The first object of all
new towns is to attract capital and en-
terprise, and the most eff-ctual Teans
of accomplishing this is through the
creature comforts. The first and III 'st
asting impressions made upo, stran-
ger upou his first visit to anv place. il
by the manner of entertainment All
the beauties of climate and scenery and
the commercial advantages offer d by
any place cannot atone for the discom>
forts Of uad lodgings and inferior cook
ing. All enterprisiug proprl-t"rs OF new
towns in the old Northwest have DE- NJ
onsrrated that the chief aux liar,es and
the most profitable adjnncts to the build
ing mp of their towns has been the news
paper press and attractive hotel accom-
modations for visitors; and our own OBJ
servatiop has convinced us that no town
has ever yet reaped the full measure
its natural advantages which has not
attended to these essential elements of
success.
Seattle bas ut rrsent IS we'll kept
hotels as any town upon the Sound. but
none of them have that class or chArac-
ter of Recommendations which new orr
der of travel demands. Many excursion
lists 90 to Clatsop or Victoria and pay
from three to ten dollars II day fer ac-
commodations. for no other reason than
that the same class of Lodations
cannot BE- had here at any price. With
a first class. high priced hotel. our town
woull at once receive an influx of capi-
talists who would remain long eron- b to
tages for investment; and when the
railroad is completed to Tacoma. with
steamer fro.. this place making cl"-e
con. pct,ons with the trains, few through
passengers would stop there WHEEL better
hotel accommodations conld he obtained
by an hon s pleasant travel. fist
Gloss hotel IS now necessity to the
prosperity of the town.
, 1873-08-07

II Owning TO the press Of other en-
gagements and the agreeable diversions
of numerous friendly visitors We hav.
had little time to devote to the editorial
dep rtment of this paper for the pas:
few days. We have the satisfaction of
assuring our readers, however. that The
railrond project is i'll II most tionrisbiDg
state of prog ess. and has the warmest
sympnthies of all the people Of WASH
ington Territory not Interested i'll the
Tacoma swIndle. and strong expressions
of encouragement from ali visitors from
abroad; while many who have seen Ia
coma once, express no desire to See 1t
ever again.
, 1873-08-07

8 45. Address, Relation of County
Superint+ndents to Teachers, Rev. u.
F. hitwor.h. Discussion opened by
Supt. Murphy.
10 30. R-cess.
10 45. Music. Paper. How teach
Elementary Arithmetic. j. E. Claik.
Discussion. Miss Parsons.
ii 80. Lecture, How. Penilnnsh'p
an be Taught III Common schools. by
Prof. Conner.
II. NJ. Recess. -
Is. M. Music Paper. Course
of Study for Primary School. Mis-
Theobalds. Discussion. Mr.. B"ynt..n.
2. Paper. Word method. Hoa and
why. Miss Johns. Discussion, Judge
Jacobs
2 As. Recess.
8. Music. Paper, Music in School.
Mrs. Bell. Discussion. Miss Wellman.
As. Address, School Government.
Rev. Mr.. Freeman. ID.
4 IS. Adjournment.
80. Music. Lecture. Live Mans
hood. Prof. Lyman from Pacific Uni
versity.
, 1873-08-07
Notice Of Assessment.

SEATTLE coal AND TRAN PORTATION
SICompany, lotation of W rks, Seattle, King
Coun Washington Territory. Location Of
rrins lpai place of business, San Francisco,
California
N1tice is hereby given that ut meeting Of the
b ri Of trustees, held on the 4th day of Au-
gust A. d. 1s73, an assessment of two dollars
per share was lev ed upon the Capital stock of
said Company. payable immediately i'll United
States gold coin TO the Secretary Ut the ofic. of
the omprny NJ. 537 Market 5 rec. San FRAN
cisco california Any stock upon which This
assessment shall remain unpaid on the ii day
~ September A. D. 1873. b II be de.m d de-
inquent and will nv duly asIver. ised for sale 1T
public auction. and unless payment shall be
made oil or before THURSDAY the 18th d.y of
~ ptenlb,r A. l.. 1875. III will be sold to pay
the delinquent assessment togeth, wi costs
Of ADVERTISING and expens.s OF sale.
H. l.. HUTCHINSON, Sec'y.
637 Market st. San Frsi cisco Cal
, 1873-08-07
THURSDAY, AUGUST q.

9o'clock A. NJ Ol,enirg exercises.
9 l5 Paper, How l would organize
y District School. an ontline Of the first
days work, Miss Freeland. Discussion.
Prof. Nailor.
10. Fractions and Higher Arithme-
tic. ". H. White. Esq. Discussion,
John Whirworth.
10 45. Recess.
IL. Music. Discussion. Have Eng
lish Nouns any C.se, or English Verbs
any Mode? Affirmative, Prof. Boyn
ton; Negative. L X. Hill.
I'm Recess.
l Is. P. NJ. Music. Paper. How
teach Elementary Geography. Miss Dn-
Bnis. Discussion. Miss Johns.
2. Paper. How teach advanced ge-
ography. Mrs. Sanderson. Discus ion,
2 As. Recess.
8. Music. Lecture, Rev. DR.. Akin
sou of Portland.
4. Lecture Judge jacobs.
4 Is. Adjournment.
Z 80. Music. Lecture "A Free School
s, stem for Washington Territory. z X
Hill.
, 1873-08-07

THE PRICE Of hAlLhuAD LaND.-The
n herr. Pacific Railroad Company are
charging for agrlcult dral land in wild
state IN Lewis county. and on Lincoln
creek. the modest price Of ten dollars
~ acre. This shows how much they
foster the settlement of the territory.
How foolish to file Oh the sc lands before
the price is fixed. No one can expect
RI, thing from this oppressive corpora
ton. Transcript.
, 1873-08-07

WHO owns II? The title to the prin-
cipal portion CT the new town plat of
Tacoma is in the names of lruste Z.
osteL Slbly representing the Northern
Pacieic Railroad. hut the chief managers
of :he affi.ir are Gen Spragne and Z. :.
Smith, the accrt dlted agents Of the
Lake Superior ana Puget Sound Land
Company" No sensible person with
any knowledge of ths matter is fooled
into the belief that the Railroad Com
pany. or t.s bond holders. have anv in
terest in it. Like all the trans ,ciiOns
Of that Company upon this coast. 1t IL
. private speculation run under the
credit Of tie Company. If the Interests
of th.. r abroad had been consulted no
such location wonld ever h.ve been
made; that is manit. st.
, 1873-08-07

Poor PRosH!--We are informed that
the Olympia Tribune is being removed
to Tacoma to day. Another vicrim to
railroad promises! 1t is none If our
business. but we kindly volunteer the
suggestion, II 1t would not have been
more profitable venture to turn the rs.
tablishment into soap fictory-using
the editor for one pf the ingredients and
his editorials (when not too thin) tor
the other. with the oior Of Il virtuous
life for favoring
, 1873-08-07

VISITORS. Among the distinguished
visitors in ,his city during the present
week are Jndge Waite and col. Denison,
OF Portland Judge Humason. o: The
Dalles. Messrs. Wngard. Eva.s. Jud-
son and SD. Howe. of OLYMPIA, and
our ever welcom- friend Marhlll Rear
ney.
, 1873-08-07

HIGH GRAoE.- We are cr+dibly in
formed that the only approach to the
water Fl ont, by the railroad, at Tacoma,
is on grade IF l16 feet TO the mile for
the last three miles. During the rainy
or sleety seasan. such u railro I'd is not
AZ reliable or practicable az stationary
elevator or trAmwa,, aud by far more
dangerous.
There being no anchorage at Tacoma
within the length of an ordinary ships
csble, we understand the iing rroprie-
tors of the town will sink Immense sta
tionary anchors with buoys attached fur
vessels to tie to.
The terminus, the harhor and the
town are regarded alike rs KITE flying
concerns by all intelllgt mt business
men, and but few will be canght by it.
, 1873-08-07
FRIDAY, AUGUST ~.

9.A.x. Opening exescises.
l. Address, Orthoeraphy. Prof.
Nailor. Discussion. Miss 1heubalds.
10. Address, Oral Teaching. How
and Why. Prof. Lyman. Disc usAlon,
Mrs. Mackin.o>h.
10 As. r .cess
II. Music. Election Of officers and
business.
II. NJ. Adjournment.
Is. P NJ. Music Address, Object
Lessons. How and Why. Prof Bailey.
2. Address, Methods of lass Rccita-
tion. Prof. - If lumwa,er School.
Discussion. Prof. Boynton.
As. Rrccss.
8. Music. Address. History. Pref.
--o1 Oily mpia School. Discussion.
, 1873-08-07
Programme of King County
Teachers institute.
TUESDAY. AUGUST 10, 1873.

9o'c'ock. A. NJ. Oieiirg exercises.
. l9, Welcoming Address. by the
President.
, 1873-08-07
LOWELL HOTEL.
LO1CeW, SHOhoUliSh CO.

GrIRST RATE BOARD by DAY OR WEEK
IL ntxcet beds. noubie VI single; attentive
Walters, GOOD sOOk.
THE BAR il supplied with the very best o
Vines Liquors all Cigars.
sIA FInSr CLASS BILLIARD TABLE. "a
Fresh Eggs and But er. Game and Fish Of all
kln.is July -.
, 1873-08-07

All Teachers and friends of education
are co,nial,y invited to attend; and We
.xl ect the eople of Seattle to respond
< g....iiy to the call for free entertainment
Of those from abroad.
School Boards can well afford to give
their teachers the time to attend; and
all teachers OF the Comfy who have u
desire to do good work will be preser
II possible. A < youl teachers for their
Ger ificate Of Attendance.
BY order Of the
EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE.
, 1873-08-07
NOTICE..

The partnership heretofore existing in the sa-
loon bnstn, ss i'll SEATTLE, hinl County. Wash
ingtun Torr,t"rv, between X, ub,n Low xn,l
Daniei W. Lowell, Under h.. finn nam, ii Low
X Lowell, has this lUth Gay vi July 1913. by
Ilu ual col .. ut been dissolved said r. uben
LOW assumes ali iiabiiiti Of said firm AMI il
to coll, CT all ueDts due said Ii III ami payn.. nj
VI Sal, deb.s due -ai1 hr.n arr to w n4ade u
said keub>n Low.
Ds cd seattle July 10Th, 1873.
DANIEL " LtwELL.
kEuBi Low
, 1873-08-07
Or. n G. WILSON
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON
IA O "a. w. T.

- HE LAND DEPARTMENT. R. r. co.
Il. sire to obtain sp,cim, ms Of Cereals.
Fruits, Minerrls and Moods, from this TerritoI y
to be ,xhibitt. at the various state Fairs, Ind
Industrial lxh buttons in the Eastern States to
bs. held th. coming season.
Having b.. IL appointed Agent to collect suit
able specimens, Iinvit. contr buttons ard COZ
re.pondence from ali who fe,l an inter. st in
such an ense. prise.
F. rARBELL, Agent
Olympia. August l. 1873
, 1873-08-07
Administrators Notice.

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT. RIS
ear Hopkins If Seattle. King County. Wa. b
iugton Territory. have been appointed Admin
istrafor of th. estate If FIR, deric c. Eoi bes, de-
ces sed. lately of Whateam County. W r. All
persons having claims against said deceased
will presen. the same properly avouched. with
in one year from date. to me ut the Furniture
warerooms of Anderson h Hopxins Seattle
W. T. or their TT sp. ctive claims will be barred
by law RINEAR HOPKINS.
Admit listrator Of the estate Of Frederick q.
Forbes.
Daten at Seattle. King Co. ". T. this Sd day Of
July, a. D. 1878.
, 1873-12-28
SERVICES TO-DAY.


.g hs Church .a 9f Epiphany Evening subjects
Tho Rev. Fra,,ca mansfield will preach morning
and Gyening nt the Church Of Tue Atonemont.
olu2an s mS a e @ sS ss 81 sa s e,fS 1
The Rcy. Il; Q. Kinney VIII preach morning aud
The Rev. Edward sullivan viii preaoh morning
evening It ohrsh hsatS VI" 'rns anu
-There Wilt be full Cathedral service as tho Cathe
dra Of SIS. Potter aud Paul lrhe Bishop Of Illinois will
Tho Rev. Y. !. ra,rle will preach morning and
evening nt the Church o. Our Savior.
evening Ut St. Peiors Hal, CORNER q Congress md
evening Ut ST. Jan,ea' Church. Ghlren'a ohristmas
:-T1d 1ey Icy Il. n. Powers will otlciato rs Usual at
noon in tls Lecture Room Of Ito setholist Church
pro; Swing will preach "a usual ct McVsckers this
Tho Rey. 4: 2. Kittreago will preach morning and
Review of tho Year " and tho " Closing Year"
oconne y 0G G,aco Def1 Moa vi" pfeach morning and
-Ihe i.ey: Alffea Eddy, ot Niles, Mich.,, will
THO nov. jamea M Harrison N vii a preacI morning
mud evening M at tue Tontl Church.
I'll S h %,sen eEs ,as sSt'cea as usual at tho
|IIo os. Z. B. aack Hili preach aa usual to tho
American Reformed ana Jefferson Park eongrega-
Tho Rev. o. l.. Thompson will preach this morn
aaa evening II nS Eth 9haEe4 y IN tho evening ho
Tho Rov. T. 7. aooswn vii ie,i pseacn ,nornlnr una
oysning At tho I1rst Church. Morning subject:
] hs sy; n Js,Sss Ss mySs will preach morning and
, 1873-12-28

IH9 tfeY l.auY... AlAs MoutuIlo
Tho remainder of tho wook, "Tlo Refugees"
BY tho namo nutllor, will be played. Monday
tho great Gulvini will be hore and open at MoVioll
or's. ThlB will be tho event Of tue, season.
r.. THE GLOBE THEATRE.
Mr. Lawlor's theatre WAS minstrel hRl1 last
wook and tho burnt cork gentlemen, callod
"Tho San Francisco Miuatrols," did fair holi-
day busi1oss. TiiiB week m old Chicago favor
ito, and Indy of considerable histriopio ability,
Mlas Augusta Dargon, will be tho
atar. Miss Dargoa Is well known
IL ,.t tho 1ity sSd a,.E has , veEy m9ny
evenings and "Wednesday matinee the piece win
aud evening, sho will appear as De1oraA In the
drama Of Tilt llar,1e tho plooo to be followed by
a recitation by tho atar, aud tho farce "Tho
Fool of tho Family" Friday eyoulng and
Saturday matinee, "Camillo," with AliBs Dasgon
In tho tito rolo, and Mr.. Lawlor "a A,maand.
Saturday night, Luoratla norgia." Miss Dur
gon has benefit Friday night.
MYERS oPEnA-EQuaE.
The ridiculous pautomlme, "simplo Bimon,"
ut MyorB' has mot with onormoua results, 80
fur as making fun and money are concerned.
Ohrlatma,x3Ay, reoplo could not foroo their way
iuto tho huuae. aud siuco tho firHt night tho
Lo,laos haya boon nearly as lnrge steadily. The
pantomlme Is really deserving, i1asmuel aa 1t Ia
oloyor. There will bo 4 grand New Yoar'a matt
noa Thursday afternoon. The programme Ia
changed tor tho week, az uauRl.
AMATEUR THEATRIuALa.
a very pleasant dramatic entertainment by
amateurs waH given Christmas night at the resi-
denoo Of tho Hon. Thomas uoyno. Tho per-
formancs commenced With ~ overture by Mias
, 1873-12-28
auatatned doomad hor to tho bed from which ain
did not riso again until death put IN end to hor

Tho position Of Professor Of tho classe do per.
feotlonnoment III tho vlollu sootion Of Tho Drus.
eels Conservatory Of Music has just now boon
tonderoa, hi a cable dispatch, to II. IIonrl Weu-.
Europe, for thoro is no Doubt Tint tic Brussels
Oonacavrtory has quito outHtrippod ita Trenoli
rival md that tllo traditions OF tho violiniat'a
nrt, especially, havo boom moro faithfully pro-
served aad moro skillfally transmitted to lts pM-
pills than by any other Institution of tho hind. 1t
10 not surprising, therefore, that II. Wienfawali
should haye dooiled upon accepting 1t, Ho will
sail for Europe III tho spring. II. yiouxtomps,
dangerously: Ill, md las already, wo fancy,
olfored hia roeiguation.
, 1873-12-28

Prot. Swing proaohea hia last regular sermon
ln MoVickers Theatre this morning, Tho now
church on tho North sido corner OF Cass and
Superior sstoets, will be occupied uoxt Sunday.
The Reys. J. Q: Foster, Of g. Charles, ]: s.
Rand, Of Council BlutYe and J. Roads, Of ELM
wood, woro in tue city last wook. Dir. Foator is
about to issue religious work on "Tho Trnt-
IT,"
Tho Rov. 4. p. Grayos Inns boon proaoLing In
the North Star Baptist Church this week.
The editor Of tho Adpocato knows young
minister wllo has paid two church debts by leo
turing.
William De!ay was recently ordained at the
| O1yet Baptist Church, tho Nevs. De Daptisto,
Whitoheaa, Kernott, and Arnold officiating
Tho new First Cougregatlonalist Church ol1-
fee IL slowly receiving Its nniehing touohoa. Not
until sono timo III February will 1t bo roady for
| occupancy, :.
Tho nov. Horace Bnrohard. Of Woodstock,
| ILL.,, haa received and accepted a call 10 tho
| Millard AvonNe Church at Lawndalo, aud la at
work iu tho new fold.
| Christmas Festivals, in the Sunday -Hchools and
churchoa have boon. tho ordcr Of tile wool. We
| know of nu exception, aud il thero Ia any VIC
| pity tho littlo ouoa Of that congregation.
Tho religious book atoroa Of the city sold an
uanal amount OF holiday goods, tlas OF tho
| Method!sta selling more than at any sitnilar
season. DR.. Edwards says tho paulo ia oil
| poetry.
| A now Catholic Church at Evanston waa con-
socrated III tho presence OF q largo congregation,
afternoon number Of tho Young people wero
| confirmed as members by tho Bishop.
i The cold weather, SO far aa II ia cold, docs
| not tntarfcra with the work on tho many now
church buildings In tho city. Tho noxt ono to
| be dedicated Hil prohablybe tho Fourth Pres
, 1873-12-28

REVIEW or ADJUSTMENTS.
THE DRAMA.

tho managers to roplonish their aomowhat at
tenuated nuraog. md Ho far their authorizations
t,n,.n 49,. oa1,r,d II, to ti,oot-a, 1o,;,,rx ,o-o
nayo pe'n leanzeu ~ sn' ~, ,noasioS % nAT1g i aono
capital pusaness aufltfs sho WooR' ibls "as,
Of courso, duo to the aoaaon, although the at
fractions wero considerably above tho average
In dramatic matters. Tho entertainments hayo
49, s'.;., -. s,s"..s 49,, se.s..1,.. .ss.,t
peen 'a''eo III ona'a'ter' "lo eonot"l'y a''ep''
nb}o. -, ..
Hoo1EYe T1E&TRE'
Tho past week has boon q very successful
Tin nub1;o m onnoTtunitv Ia nan GOOD
.no se..,, ~ oFsSN' s.u -, ea
pay VOL Playeo a"a won mounteu
anu becaalHo, On the othof hand, 1t nas'brougne
q fair share Of profit to the manager. " The
Hanayn Croga " Inns been NOTICED at length in
thoeo co,nr,no. ard now t1,ot II rnna anootblv
.uo0o o.o4uHt1' Auu' ~" .AoS ~ saA. - -. ~.
a''o un,nteflup'eu4S' "e afa oo:'nmeu ~. ~ .Ae
good opinion formed OF the drama. Tho acting
strong in othora. Certain dofocts which NO
Is,' - .ss,s. ,,t ~ ~. .,1.;,,:, ,,,.o ,,oo,
.ooA ."'e ~ po!1s '"S ~ suo nh n@so "oo
1uaiclously avolaed or partially roneMeo' ana
row evening with stronger guarantee. than
ever Of ploasine critical AUDIENCE. Those WHO
,ayn mi aeo,, e T}nvo3 nho,,11 nv., tbn,na,,voa
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They will be amply rapaia for their attendance.
ACADEMY or MUSIC.
hIr. sothern has boon keeping. unusually largo
audiences in two-lours, roar OF laughtor, at the
Academy n hte ininltablo part of LORD Dun- T;
Greary, with which character ha ia moro iuti-
matey asaoclated than any other IN hiarepertoiro.
The buaiAess for the week has boon enormous,
and TIE seats hayo boon sold evory, day before
n1tghtfan. 30 great Ing been &c t The desire to sec
Dfr. Sothern In this part, that tho management
bave dooidod to give tho public another opPor-
tuntty, uance +" Our American Cousin will be
kopt On tho stage Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday,
md Thursday evenings, and ut the usual Wednes-
bly, be tho laat Of It. friday, Mr. sothern haa a