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Wilmington daily commercial. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1866-1877, 1873-06-09

EXTALTON JAMES, ICE may be purchased
w at any time, at the foil wing plaN 3:
Saith BREEN, Flour and Feed Store, Fourth
and Shpley streets
TH0S. REYNOLDS' Meat Store. Eighth and
Church streets.
ed. FENToN's Ice Cream Saloon, 1913 Church
street
FRANK sWEETMAN'S Variety Store, No. s2T
Church street.
VIM. WBLLs' Meat s4ore sixth and Spruce.
GODFRED PIrMAN'S Ice Cream Saloon, Seventh
and Pine Streets je9-lm
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The SAN FRANoIsoo MINsTRELs.-This Troupe
b ad small audience at the Opera House on
Saturday evening, the main reason being that
their prices, (75 and so cents,) we're too high
They appeared to be somewhat provoked about
ii, and their performance, which was not extra
ordinarily good, probably suffered to some do.
gree on that account. The jokes with which the
performance opened, were undeniably stale. The
nnging was mostly good. They performed in
Reading. on Friday night, and the Times, of
Saturday morning, says;
But while we say this much in commends-
ton OF the troupe, there is another side to the
picture. The filings OF Birch and Backus at the
people OF Reading. because they did not patron
Ke their entertainment AS we'll possibly as they
should have, done were entirely out OF place.
Those of our citizens who attended were not re-
sponsible for the shortcomings III such they
Were) Of those who stayed away"
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1Eaths.

ALLEN,-In this city, on sunday, June sth, 49,
BcaterROOd allen, aged al years.
The friends and relatives Of the family are re.
Bpectfully invited to attend the funeral from his
late residence. No. e1A West street, Wednesday,
the 1lth inst at O'Clock. Service at ". Pauls N.
E. Church at R1b.
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THIRD EDITION.
New York.

DANaERoUsLY WOUNDED IN STREET BRon.
New YORK, June O..
Peter Kenny had an alteration with his man
ager in street car and the two got out to setrle
the difficulty by fight, but e stranger fred q
pistol ct Kenny. inhicting dangerous wound.
The stranger escaped.
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LOCAL AEEAIRa.

The 4" Brandywine Springs House will open
week after next.
The steamer Pilot Boy arrived shortly after /
o'clock this M to convey the Scott M. L. Sun
day School to Red Bank to-msrrow.
Nathan Leiberman has engaged passage to
Europe on the steamer Dondu which sails about
the last Of the present month The trip is partly
for pleasure and partly for business.
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Mutuals at New York, on Saturday, by score OF
12 to 10.
The Bostons defeated tho Washingtons g. at
Washington, on Saturday, by a score Of %
to TO-
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SUNDAY TRAvEL.-The Sunday travel to Phila-
delphia is growing to bh immense Yesterday,
the 5 80 p m. train left the depot with ten
crowded cars, and at Lamokin five additional
ones densely packed were hooked on to the
train, After this it's progress was slow, and
Philadelphia was not reasoned unit 7l.25. tt Q
train, which left the Wilmington depot an hour
later consisted Of ten cars well fllod.
The trains on the W. h W. Railroad were we'll
flllad. also. Yesterday.
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Collision AT THE DEPoT.-Oonsderab con-
sternation was created at the depot, this morn
ing, by a collision between the Baltimore and
Delaware trains The Baltimore train had moved
away from the depot, but stopped at the water
spout, when the Delaware train which was fol-
lowing, pushed by shifting engine, ,collded with
the rear car wi tn a crash, shattering several car
windows but doing no further damage.
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DEATH OF SoArTERGooD ALLEN -Scattergood
Allen, dealer in flour feed and sratu at 106 West
Front street, died at his residence, 9l4 West
street, yesterday, at 1 o'clock p NJ. He had
been in feeble health for some mo this, and for
the past two months has not lef, his house.
His decease is rendered peculiar, sad by the
death Of his brother-in law, Samuel Kelley, on
ly few days ago. and who WAS only buried this
afternoon
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Yesterday was an easy one for the police, and
but three arrests were made, all for drunken
ness. There were no hearings, this morning.
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REPORT OF THE SIGNAL SERVICE.
WASHINGTON, June o.
Probabilities /: For the Middle States, light to
fresh south east and southwest winds, and gem
orally clear weather.
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port, elsewhere was not concluded on Saturday,
Mr. ssulsPury being engaged In addressing the
Jury, when the Court adjourned. He will con-
clude, to-day, and be followed by Attorney Gen
sral Lore. This, with the charge of the ourt,
will occupy all of to-day
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WILLIAM BRIaHrs SALE ON SATURDAY.
William Bright, as agent, sold on Saturday,
the following lots, on Monroe, Adams, Front an
Second streets:
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RANKING HOUSE


JAY CooKE& co.
The Northern Pacific Railroad Company having
de ermned to close its 7-sO First Mortgage old Loan
at an aggregate not exceeding thirty million dollars
and thereafter pay higher rate of interest than
per cent on further issue of its bonds the limited
remainder of the 3-lO loan is now being disposed
OF through the usual agencies.
As the bonds OF this issue are made receivable in
payment for the Company's lands at 1lO, they are
In constant and increasing demand for this pur-
pose and will continue to after the loan ia closed
"a fact which much enhances their value and
attractiveness as an Investment.
The Company has more than 800 miles of Its road
built and in operation, has earned title TO nearly
ten million acres OF its land grant, and sales of lands
have thus far averaged s6 sc per acre.
All marketable securities are received in exchange
for Northern Pacific at current rates.
John McLear. 81 Son,
BANKERS,
ENo. 6o2 Market Street.
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OPPOSITION To THE PARK.-To-morrow even.
ing. at 8 O'Clock, John W. Hawkins has called .
public meeting at the City Hall to express indit
nation at the action OF Council in its purchase OF
the Brandywin park.
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Excursion 10 Cape May-Brandywine Church
Laborers wanted-D. Lemon
Ice-Pusey d Rice
For rent-Six rooms
Mare Tor sale-Iohn A Wilson
Hardware-Truman Shaw
City Items-Valious parties
Alapacas-G D Wisham Philada
Cretonnes, Hamrick 4 CO., Phtlada
Llama Bacqes, Myers & s IN, Philsd'a
Dry Goods, Hunsb rger Ph'ada
Public Notice-Jno W Hawkins
Walton Il James Ice
Young ma wants situation
LosT-Gold-cased eye glasses
Lost-Morocco pocket-book
Funeral Notice
Peruvian BArk-Caution
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LAMP ExPLosIoN.-0 Saturday evening
coal oil lamp exploded in the second story OF the
house No 221 Jefferson street. occupied by Mr.
little damage. An alarm was sounded and the
firemen responded, but their services were not
required.
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SUFFOLK PARK Thor There was fair atten-
dance at Suffolk Park on Saturday afternoon, to
witness the first of series of four matches be-
tween Lapierre and General Love, bost three in
hSe, to harness, each race for purse of 5000
The race was closely contested throughout. 1t
resulted as follows:
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PuDDLERs' STRIKE AT PMGNIxvILLE.-The
stnke OF the puddlers at Ph9nixville began on
the first of last May and continues to the pre-
sent time. The men demand $7,00 ton for
pudding the Phoenix Iron Company agree to
pay them $6.75 ton. Heretofore the Company
only paid S6 % ton. The men hold out and
state that they will not come down in their price.
Messrs: Griffin 4 Samuel j. Reeves, President
OF the Iron Company, have been on tour Of
inspection throughout Pennsylvania, and parts
Of Ohio and Indiana, and have concluded to put
IN 10, patent pudding machiRe at a cost OF S25O,-
oOO with the agreement that they can have as
many more machines as they want without ad-
allonal cost. One of these machines is warran-
tea to do the work OF 100 puddlers and do 1t in
every particular as well. Assuming that one puo-
aler can puddle one ton of iron day, this ma
o,hne is warranted to puddle 100 tons. The cost
OF pudding 100 tons Of iron, at $7.0O ton, the
price asked by the meh, would be 81 900 day,
a. and for sl2 days 1924, 900 Deducting the right
20 nso the machine of $250,000 from $2940O0
leaves gain in favor of the iron company Of
sa4,OOO year, and preventing strikes in the fu-
tH tere. From which, however, must be deducted
Tue cost of putting in the machine and operating
W. West Chester Nel1s. ~
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PREPARING FOR THE WATER STREET WIDENING
The Harlan s. Hoilingsworth Company are
building Two extensive new car shops to replace
the old building which will soon be torn down to
make way for the widening of Railroad avenue
The company are also building a very extensive
addition to their boiler shops which will be fitted
mp With machinery for the easy aud rapid shift
ing Of boilers and also for rivet ng by steam
power instead of by hand -Republicdn.
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ARRIVALS UP TO 1.S0 P. NJ. TO-DAY
Theron Smith, Syracuse. N. Y.
Miss Carrie Boas, Lebanon, Pa.
" Mary Schenck, Phila.
!" Maggie Mensch, 50
NJ. L. Lichtenstein, City.
VIM. Fl. Lawson, Phila.
G. j. Mather I"
A. Farley and wife, Pa.
f. d. Clayton, PhilA.
VIM. Swift, Wilmington.
G.. II. Mccall, City.
], II. Swift, Phila.
W. P. Swift,
VIM. Jones, City.
John Starr, "
Sam1 Adams, Phila.
Geo. b. johnson, West Chester.
r. NJ. Hanna, BALTIC.
Chss. Fl. Russell. Chicago.
A. B. Pullman, "
Henry Seidler, N Y.
f. M. Keone, Phila.
e. E. Mitchell, q
James Wine,
W. Harold, Pa.
II. Connel,
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The fire at Toledo, Ohio, on Friday night de-
stroyed half of one block and damaged another
block. The total loss is about 100000
The New York Pie Baking Company's estab-
lishment, extending back Of Sullivan st., from
No 78 to 80, was burned yesterday morning.
Thirty horses persisted. The loss is stated at
$l25, 600.
The steamer Meteor, at Detroit, was destroyed
by fire on Saturday afternoon. After the fire
was discovered the vessel vas "almost instantly
enveloped in flames" but the passengers got on
shore safely. The fire communicated to the
warehouse and freight sheds Of Buckley Co.,
which we're also destroyed.
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Picnic AT BRANDYwlNE SPRINGs.-0n THUR
day next the Sunday School connected with st.
James Church, at stanton, will hold picnic
and strawberry festival at Brandywine Springs.
The managers of the affair direct us to extend an
invitation to the citizens of Wilmington. who de-
sire to spend day under the beautiful shade
trees OF that locality to go out on that day and
participate in the enjoyments of the occasion
Ice cream and strawberries will be for sale on
the ground, 80 with these delicaoies and basket
Of the soldier meats provided by himeelf, any
one can get through the day most agreeably.
Trains leaYe the depot Of the Wilmington and
Western Il. Il, on the north side. at Z and 10:40
a NJ returning reach Wilmington at 8 O'Clock.
The fare for round trip s 55 cents. The station
nearest the grounds is Falkland There ought
to be whole train load of people to go out
from this city on Thursday next All we'll
disposed persons will be welcome.
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hAILRoADINa ON "DINKEY."-The "ittle
folks, young men and maidens. and even manv
past the meridian Of life, at Newark, have raj Q
fun, these pleasant summer evenings. railroad
ing upon a',Dinkey" up and down the Delaware
4 Pennsylvania r. II. Indeed, the fun Of sliding
down hill in winter time and pulling the a cd
70 the top Of the hill again il no touch to it. lhe
II, Il mentioned has down grade for several
miles as II curves around the hills to reach the
levels Of White Clay Greek. In the evening the
smaller children take possession of the homely
Dlnkey," and use it in going up and down the
grade, until the twilight shades come on and the
stars begin to twinkle, when from the village
eoie the older lads and lassies baskiug in loves
young rosy dreams, who take possession, and get
lns upon the "Dink," HE away, as IL upon the
wings of the wind, until in some instances they
cross the line into Pennsylvania, a distance OF
hve miles, The fun Of pushing the car back
that distance an up grade with its load OF far
reght-Tell it can't be seen The little car is not
mole than eight feet square, and yet from six
teen to twenty persons crowd upon it and ride
up and down the road until a late hour.
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FIRST EDITION.
TINE WEST MURDER TRIAL.

| LDDREssEs oF oouEsEL-PRoaRHss OF THE CASE,
ON SATURDAY
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nRGANIN ED 1S4S.
JOHN M'LEAR & dx SON.
EXCHANGE AND DEPOSIT BANK.
No. 6O2 MARKET SIRE ET,
uUTTMIN1ToN nuT

DEPOSIT ACCOUNTS, Subject to Check at sigh i,
(asne as at National Bank,) solicited from firms,
corporations, and individuals.
FIVE PER CENT INTERE II per aDnum allow
ed on deposits payable on demand.
SPECIAL ARRAHGEM ENTS for interest made on
deposits of specific sums, for axed periods
COLLECTIONS OF Dividends, Notes. Irterest,
Drafts, &c. made with despatch, and accounted for
the day payment is received
CHECKS on INKS, in Philadelphia, New York,
Boston. Baltimore, Delaware, Pennsylvania and
Washington, will be credited on receipt OF custom
BONDS STOCKS, GOLD, TO- Government se-
curitie Cod State Bonds Railroad Bonds and
Stocks bought and sold on commission. Local Sc
curities specially. Being represented in all the
principal cities ~ reliable correspondence, we are
prepared to attend TO any business in this line with
promptness and despatch. Persons wanting TO buy
or sell are invited to give call. Quotations OF
the active Stocks a. New York and Philadelphia re-
ceived daily at our office.
SOUND INVESTMENT Securities nego lated and
for sale.
EVERY KIND of legitimate Banking done.
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Cotton dull uplands 19H@l9S. Flour dull;
superfne, $4s&C0516, extras, s5s4@6A. Wheat
S1. .750l.8 80, No. 1 spring $17l, wintei white,
SI 96 Corn dull at 60@6lc white, 67c; mixed
Western 3d. CD6Oc Oats steady; white 5195211;
mixed, 47C0l9. Whiskey steady at 95c. Gold
81 172{,
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NetI advertisements.

WNOR TRAVELLERS and tourists we have col
10 lapsing drinking cups portable door fasteners
folding clothes racks folding pocket lanterns lunch
boxes, interOcklng knife, fork and spoon, DO.
TRUMAN = SHAW,
No ssb tEight Thirty-pve Market st.. below NINTH
philadeiuhta.
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/ .0OK! LOOK! LooKI

GREAT INDUCEMENTS IN COAL
Stove. $3.50 per Ton.
Egg, $3.50 "
Extra Large Nut, IS rs
Guaranteed pure; 2240 lbs to the ton; well
screened and delivered promptly by
A. NEWLtN KEITHLER,
Successor to Joseph Fout:
ONCE and Yard Cor. West and Water sts
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MANTUA.
Corresnondenea

COrfeSpoh0tnce
The PRESS of last week made
strange work with the name of Mr..
Reed, whose death was announced
1t should have been LYMAN REED,
aged 81 years.
On Sabbath evening of last week at
the Union Church, Hon. E. E. White,
of Columbus, gave an interesting lee
ture on ''The Mission of Christ" be-
fore respectable audience of his for
mer neighbors and friends, who as
sembled to welcome him to his old
home and birthplace and on the fol-
lowing Sabbath he spoke again from
the desk of the Disciple Church, TO a
crowded house, the services at the
MON Church being suspended to en-
able the congregation to be present at
that house, an event rarely witnessed
the branches but the branches" do
not always appear to recognize the
truthfulness of the declaration.
Our simmer schools have all closed,
excepting one, with very gratifying
results, and now two select schools
have commenced for a fall term, one
at the Station under the charge of Mr..
T.. HI. Meggs, with about twenty
with f. #. Plum as teacher, having
nearly thirty scholars.
The Board of Education have just
finished a large and commOdious
room for select school purposes, in
the second story of the Townl Han,
and which will be furnished with con-
venient and elegant school furniture
from the Excelsior Manufacturing
Company, in Cincinnati, Ohio, which
will bs placed therein the present
week. A school room of this kind
has long been needed at Mantua Cen
ter, and this action of the Board can
not be too highly commended in this
provision for the wants of our citi-
zens.
To report the condition and pros
poets of our farmers at this time
would be only to duplicate similar re-
ports of our neighboring townships !;
general scarcity of fruit is much
complained of, but other crops will
| yield enough of the substantials to
relieve all apprehensions with regard
to starvation until another season.
The lassitude of dog-days appears
to perVade the political calendar in
this latitude; but as the weather
grows cooler our farmer preacher can
didate for Representative will proba-
bly, create some enthusiasm for the
grab party by throwing few hot shot
from his well stored political arsenal
into the ranks of his ancient enemy,
the Democratic party. Wait and see.
VERITAs.
Mantua, August "a, 1873.
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The Japs.

The Royal Japanese Troupe, six
teen in number, will give one of their
wonderful entertainments at Reeds
Opera House on Saturday evening.
The St. Louis Democrat speaks of a
recent performance of the troupe in
that city as follows:
Another full house greeted the
Japs last night, and was held wonder
struck with the startling and astoupd-
ing feats Performed. lle lenumerate
the feats, orsto attempt a description
of them, is an impossibility-thereIis
but one way to know anything about
these wonder-workers. Suffice it to
say that they defy every known law
of graVitation, and are, withal, very
amusing"
Everywhere the press speaks in the
highest terms of their performances.
No one should lose the opportunity
of seeing them.
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FRIGHTFUL RUNAwAY.-About six
O'Clock Saturday evening q span of
horses belonging to a. B. Hartle, at
tached TO a light two-borse spring
wagon in which were five persons,
while turning round near the carriage
works of Merits s. Riddle, started on
the run, tipping out the driver and
the rest of the passengers, who were
slightly scratched and bruised. The
team ran at full speed up through
Main street to the Etna House block
where they turned down the alley 10
the shed, near the Congregational
church, where they came to halt. In
their course, near the place where
they stopped, they ran into the buggy
of Mr.. E. Il. Wait, which was pretty
badly shattered. Fortunately no per-
son received serious injuries.
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Nnfce.

Being compelled to go to Nebraska for a few
weeks, all persons desiring to employ me in
Sales occurring at any time after the 25th day OF
August. can do so in my Absence by calling on
w. b. THOMAS, at his Office in Empire Block.
Ravenna, Ohio,
July 10Th, 1873. 257-tf
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The musical entertainment given at
Reeds, Opera House on Friday even
ing, by Miss Reid and her pupils, was
attended by a very select audience,
though the number present was not
as large as it should have been. The
singing, in the main, was excellent,
while the performances on the piano
and organ were very fine, and would
have done credit to more experienced
performers. The pieces were selec-
tions from the most popular COM
posers, and were most difficult of exc
cution, yet the manner in which they
were rendered could not have failed
to convince all present that the pupils
OF the Conservatory, have had the
benefit of competent and most thor
ough instruction during the past year.
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WOODEN WEDDING.-The friends of
M. D. Norton and wife, who live near
Earlville, gave them a pleasant sur
prise on the evening of the Goth inst,
it being the fifth anniversary of their
wedding. The affair was admirably
arranged. About one hundred per-
sons arrived at their door at the same
minute, nearly every one of them
bearing some scoOden token of regard.
Never was surprise more complete
Mine host and hostess were consider
ably taken back for time, but they
soon recovered their equanimity, and
with their usual cordiality made their
guests feel at home. 1t was a season
to be enjoyed, and will long be re-
nembered with pleasure by those who
were there. The presents were sub
stantial, the aggregate yalne being
nearly one hundred dollars.
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Ifhe New 7-30 Geld Loan Bonds
OF THE
.Northern Pacific Railroad.
The first National Bank,
or RAyER4A,

Are now selling ansI unhesitattngly reeen1 1zend
the=s bonds 70 fair st0meTs and al pa tiss
vino have isssnev 8 invest ~ the most pr G
4s well safe laEesl sll1ent tilzt = now oAefsu 20
the puDllc- -, =
srtausfllie fi4iass5ers who have fully InFestt8d-
~ tlp securities Upon which the ID Cold
Eonds are basel cannot doubt the reports, both
sairigf and unoaiciai- heretofore published
has,ffTlaetl a. tley are by the letters OF such
EseI.-zoned honorable gentlemen a Bay 4rd
Fsvior. ex-t5ov. Bross. Of Illinois, T. w: Bry an
md others who have recently visited the sew
northwest. Letters jast published and can DC
sad ut Bank free
I Having fulI onlIdenee in these securities,
save ordered large amount or the I'D 6ctc
EOan Bond, and viii be pleased 10 supply All
Bttr customers and others who are destroas oi
tiakinx q Good. safe and Prohtabie investment
I ~. Keep on hand Bonds Of siOO. <5Ov anu 81
~ ,Fisfeh Age exchange for Government 2-z5
fonfls on which interest viii soon cease linus
tealfziug q handsome profit and increasing the
.apital ~ to Is per cent. ,. u.
{ yV4lf nav highest market price Tor coupons on
Sarthern Pariiie and Government Bonds-s
4 Interest allowed on Glne deposits
Z Urafts drawn and cashed on all the PrIneipa.
ties in the United States. "a,
sight Drafts on England, Ireland ana al
ities in Europe 43o..
fC z w ITTER. Cashier. 162-
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BELL R1NGERs.- By letter from
Charles Forbes, manager, we learn
that the Peak & Praeger Families OF
Bell Ringers, Vocalists and Instrutal-
lists, are booked at the Opera House
for Monday evening, September. 18th.
The company is composed of eight
performers, ladies and gentlemen, and
their entertainments are highly con-
mended by the press. AS far as the
Peaks are concerned, our citizens have
listened to their sweet music upon
several occasions, and "know how it
is themselves" and they need no
putting from US.