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Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-02-08
The Louisiana Compromise.

A SPLIT IN THE DEMOCRATIC PARTY THREATENED
THE DRAGooING AND INTInIIDATING BY THE
MENERY FACTION BECOMING INToLERABLE-NEw
ORLEANS MERCHANTS WHO DARE NOT EXPRESS
THEIR TRUE SENTIMENTS.
Especial Dispatch to the New York Times.l
New ORLEANS Feb. THE situation here
remains unchanged. The-compromise PROPOSE
ton is still excitedly discussed, and tomorrow
the McEnery faction will make determined eff
fort to defeat the passage of the adjustment
resolution now pending before the conservative
members of the House. Those who are opposed
to the movement claim that seven members who
voted for the resolution on Friday night will to-
morrow cast their ballots against it. This state
ment is made with some sshow of authority, but
it is generally discredited.
This morning the thirty-nine gentlemen who
favored the adjustment met and decided not to
recede from the position they had taken. Pow
erful influence will be brought to bear upon
them, however, and they may reconsider their
determination. Experience has taught the peo-
pie here that but little Importance is to be at.
tached to the pledge of a Louisiana politician.
One thing IL assured, however, The present
move, successful or unsuccessful, will occasion
serious split in the Democratic Party of the
State.
A majority of the people are in favor of the
compromise, but they are 80 well under the con-
troll of the McEnery faction, that they actual
ly afraid to express their sentiments. One gen
tlciit1, u NcH-hlOMh hhop-hocpel III bub CiJy
tonight said to your correspondent: 'Most of
the business men here are in favor of the adjust
ment, but are not willing to give public express
sion to their wishes in the matter. Wore they to
do 80 and the compromise be defeated their bus
iness would be ruined "
While the business men of New Orleans are
thus intimidated, some of the Repr ssentatlves
OF the. parishes are unusually bold and out
spoken in their opposition to the McEnery
cliaue. They declare that the country will be
no longer controlled by the city, and that should
the compromise be defeated by those who claim
to have been elected to State offices in 1872, they
will leave the ranks of the Democracy and form
a new party.
The speeches made by McEnery and others
are bitterly denounced, and at least ten men,
bers of the Conservative caucus declare that
they will go into the Legislature and take theii
| seats at all hazards. Many prominent Demo
| Gratis Of New Orleans, whose names were used il
connection with the mass-meetng called tc
| denounce the action of the members of the
House, declare that they are in favor of the COM
| promise, and that their names were used without
their authority. Major Burke who tried to
| horsewhip Gov. Kellogg some time ago. is among
| the number.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-02-08
Industrial Notes.

No hope is entertained of compromise be-
tween the striking operatives at Fall River and
the mill owners and movement is on foot by
which an opportunity will be afforded for as ma
nv of the operatives as desire to return to
Europe.
The axe factory at Beaver Falls is producing
900 axes and :, 500 hoes per day, employing l2o
hands The cutlery works at the same place are
rrnning 10 hours per day, giving employment to
$40 girls, boys and men. 100 OF the latter being
Chinese.
1t is stated that the glass works Of A. d ID. H.
Chambers Pittsburg, will be started again Ill a
few days, employing 60 men. The Pittsburg wa
pon works have shipped lot of wagons to Ger,
many, where it is expected there VIII DO goou
demand for such goods.
The Silk Association OF America, through its
secretary. Mr. Franklin Allen, has issued pro-
posal to its members to cooperate III settlng up
nt Philadelphia, during the exhibition, model
silk factory, complete in itself, to be operated
by skilled workmen under the auspices, OF the
association, illustrating the American SILK manu-
facture and its branches.
There in an extraordinary Development OF
manufacturing activity and enterprise IN the
west Mills and workshops are starting up Ill
nearly every portion of that section and more
than one important industry threatens IN tinie
to nearly or quite forsake New England III con-
sequence of vigorous competition from inc
Younger section.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-02-08
Young browns Insult To the House.

DEMOCRATIC PENITENcE FOR HAVING SUPPORTED
Ir-DRowN PRIVATELY AssAILED BY HIS PoIITI-
CAL FRIENDS.
1t is announced from that no incident of the
session has given tho Democrats 30 much an
noyance as the arraignment before the House
of John Young Brown. They are even more
distressed on account of it than they were on
the day of its occurrence. In private con-
yereation his Democratic colleagues
have censured him without stint. If any minor
ity of Democrats respectable in number or in its
compositions had voted for the resolution Of cen
sure, the Democratic Representative would not
have committed their party to the support, not
only of his personal attack upon BLtler, but of
the falsehood and prevarication by which he ac-
complished his purposes Of uttering it. They
were in fear for while that the resolution of
fered by Mr.. Dawes would be passed, and it is
said that Nj. Beck advised Brown to resign, and
that Browns resignation was written and would
have been presented in the House, if the resolu-
ton of expulsion had not been withdrawn Gov.
Stephenson is also credited with having told
Brown in the plainest terms that he
ought to rise in his place and retract the Ian.
guage that he had used and beg the pardon of
the House, but Brown would not yield to any
entrcaties from his associates, and if they really
entertained the sentiments they now profess it
il surprising they did not have the manliness to
vote in accordance with them when they had an
opportunity. In the face of the record, their
private disclaimers after the fact will be of little
service to them.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-02-08
V,HE NEW
W A Ia Il Il A NJ.

The past twelve months at the Watlam Watch
Factory have been the busiest in the Company's
history. Several wholly new stem-w winding watches
have been produced, and great improvements have
been effected in the manufacture of al variety Of
their standard watches, until now they include
every SIZE in both key and stcm-wlnding, that can
be desred OF every quality and every price. At the
same time new inventions in machinery, and other
large economies, have cheapened the cost, 80 that
at present it is not too much to claim that the wal
than Watches are the best and cheapest watches In
the world. These claims are, in fact almost every
where admitted. In this country 1T is a matter of
fact that hardly any fine American Watches are sold
but those of the Waltham make, while orders are
now regularly received from England, Australia, and
the British Possessions generally and foreign coun
tries are abandoning the hand made productions of
Switzerland and England, and eagerly adopting
American machine made waltham watches in their
place.
Buyers OF silver watches should be careful to OBJ
serve the stamp OF the Company on the case,as vel
as sn the movement, as the waltham Watch move
ments are frequently put into cases which are infe.
rior both in quality of metal and workmanship.
For sale by all leading jewelers..
POSITIVELY NO WATCHES SOLD AT RETAIL.
ROBBINS APPLETON,
General Agents.
New York, Boston, Chicago, and London. England.
novl1-2meod6tw
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-02-08
entertainments
GPIRITUALISM EXPOSED.
PROF. j. 4. BATHS.

PROF. j. 4. BATHS.
VIII give two seances at the OPERA HoU on
MONDAY AND TUESDAY EVENINGS, FsB sTH
AND DrII, commencing at $ ocl cs,
fnd perform the most dinlcult manifestations OF thu
most celebrated mediums, and will then expose the
method by which these manifestations are per-
formed.
ADMISSION. ........ ...... 0, IS. AND 2I CT Mt .
READ wIlAT WILMINGToN MINIsrE s SAY.
WILMINGTON, DEL, Feby 5th, 1875.
We, The undersigned. happy to say that we are
anticipatngsa great treat on Monday and Tuesday
evenings, February Sh and 9th. Prof j. It. Bates,
the great eXposer OF modern Spiritualism, whose
name is cOeXistant with "Spirltualism Exposed y
favored with private exhibitions of few OF the
wonders that are performed by so-caled Esprit
Mediums" in the Grand Opera House, and we must
say that we have never witnessed or heard OF any
thing being performed by esprit Mediums" that
seemed to quite as wonderful, mysterious or sil-
pernatural as those performed by Prof. Bates. And
allow further TO state that we are SATISFIED
from positive and uumstakabe proofs that he can
and will, in his publ C entertainments, give thor
ougb, complete and satisfactory expose of all he
promises and 1t is certainly worth the attention
and price of admission several times over to any
good citizens; and we hope TO see everybody and
their friends there spirltualists and everybody
else.
j. FRANCE,
febG2t j. OWEN SYPlIERD.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-02-08

AND naRAIN-nnRRYnTED DAILY.
Andrew Johnson Mt memphis.

Andrew johnson arrived in Memphis on Sat-
urday and was received at the depot by large
concourse of his ADMIRERS who escorted him to
platform, from which he made speech of half
an hours duration. His appearance on the
platform was the signal for deafening shouts
OF welcome" and such expressions as "The
greatest man living" and "Our next President"
Mr.. johnson, in the course of his address, said
the South must lay aside sectionaism, and the
Democratic party become the party OF the % whole
they could judge of it by his past career. After
Mr.. johnson had concluded he was escorted
through the principal streets in a sort of
triumphal procession, in barouche drawn by
four white horses, preceded by a band of music
and long line of carriages, containing "repre-
sentative men of all vocations." In the evening
he was serenadcd and made another address
from the balcony of his hotel.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-02-08
MI ONTGOMERY $
HAIR kESToR Err.

For centuries, mankind has been searching for
hair dye, and nvigorator, which should he effective,
and not ,leeterous. Thousands Of compositions
have come Into notice, merely TO fail and die. 1t
Was left to a Philadelphlan to discover u Hair Re-
storer, which has ali their advantages with none of
their drawbacks, and in Montgomery's Hair Restor-
have tile ultimate result OF all scientific inves-
hgation III tn s subject 1t is an inocuous vegeta-
BILE preparation, which Is really food, and not a
dye, a lus're creator, and not an oily varnish 1t
creates life In the hair, aud SO feeds it that II
retains ts elasticity, color, nneness of fibre, and
glossy surface to the latest ag. u Is The best arti
Gle ever invented for the human scalp. W. Mont
gomery, Proprietor, lao NJ Sixth ST., Philadelphia.
Sold by all Druggists. sep20-iy
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-02-08
Personal.

Gen. Geo. b. Mcclellan and wife are now ia
r,ypt and will return to the UnitedSiates in
March
Gov Clailin and his family, of Massachusetts,
..i for Europe on The 18th, and Vice President
Wilson expects to join them little later and
trayol with them during the spring and summer.
Mics Adelaide Phillips, the American con-
tuto, having announced her intention OF leav-
ipg the STAGE the Bostonians have arranged for
her farewell testimonial in the shape OF week
ni nunrn in MAY. in that city.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-02-08
Political Notes.

Tho report of the majority of tho special COM
mittee of Congress oil affairs in Arkansas has
caused great rejoicing in that State. The news
of the report was received OH Saturday with the
firing of salutes at Little Rock Pine Bluff and
Hot Springs.
giuia Legislature on Saturday was follows
Camden, 35 Walker, 25 johnson, Caperson,
7 p; Goff, 6.
The South Carolina House of Representatives,
on Saturday. unanimously passed resolution
requesting their Senators and Representatives. in
Congress to support the Texas Pacific Railroad
bill
A conference of prominent Republicans was
held at Washington, last night, at which the sit
uaton in New Hampshire was talked over. The
general opinion was that there has been no time
in many years when the condition OF affairs To-
cally was go favorable to Republican success as
thia Snrinp.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-02-08

General Sheridan returned to New Orleans
yesterday.
Hon. John Blackmore, formerly Mayor of
Pittsburg died in that city on Saturday.
Brevet Brigadier General William Hays died at
Fort Independence, i'll Boston haibor, last night,
of disease of the heart.
L. d. Hammond, teller of the Second National
Bank of Lawrence, Kansas, is reported to have
disappeared with $4,000 of the banks funds.
The bank has been secured from loss.
Mr.. Wm. S. Fitch, father of Lieutenant
Thomas Fitch, who recently married the daugh-
ter of General Sherman, died on Saturday morn
ing, at his home at Greenpont, Il. L., aged 56
years.
Attorney General Williams appeared before
the Select Committee on Alabama Affairs on
Saturday, aud testified that in sending troops
to Alabama last fall, he had not acted upon any
reqnisition from tho Governor, but " on infor-
nation from other Sources"
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-02-08
Temporary President Oh The Senate

~. H ~ likely that Senator Ferry, of Michigan,
a.l "Il' be chosen temporary President of the SEN
t'le , a re- election. Vice President Wilson being
moill The Fast, it il claimed that the temporary
vWiesl'iehcy W of the Senate should be given to a
,i WESTERN man, and Ferry III urged for the posi-
" Ion not only on sectional grounds, but because
i,o nae repeatedly shown himself qualified for it
uNtlnb hs temporary Occupancy of the chair
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-02-08
Newark Items.

NEWARK, Feb 8.
Tie post mortem examination of Mrs. Thomas
Saunders was held at the house, Drs. Clark and
Henry being present. Another jury had to be
empaneled. The body was examined and the
same verdict was given. The matter was brought
about by some of the former jury not being sat
isfed with the verdict.
Feline concerts are in fashion al present. Con-
certs every evening. Free, to the detriment OF
quiet neghbors. We had dog concerts for
awhile. Not paying, we hear no more their
sweet howls.
Chas. B. Lore, trustee, has sold the property
of Hiram Austin, deceased, now occupied hy the
widow, to Columbus Henry M. D., who will oc-
cupy the dwelling and open drug store in the
store room by the 25th of March, Mrs. Austin
intending to move to Wilmington to keep board
ing house. The price paid was about S2,5OO
Another bad, disagreeable Sunday was p ut in
yesterday. Surely we are paying up for the very
pleasant fall and early winter. 1t was showing
off and on all day and walking out was at dis
count. +.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-02-08
FOURTH EDITION.
Washington.

SUBPOENA SERVED ON KING IN CANADA.
WAsHINaToN, Feb. 8.
subpoena of the sergeant-at-arms was
served on VIM. $. King on the I'd inst, i'll Canada,
lis miles from Montreal. King did not Indicate
that he would obey the summons.
A WARRANT OF ARREST TO DE AsKED FOR.
The Committee of Ways and Means will apply
to the House, to-day, for a warrant of arrest to
issue for King ex Post master OF the House.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-02-08
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Peculiar Libel Case.

"a peculiar libel case is to be tried before the
Nnosler Nn county (Pa.) Courts. A Mr.. VIM. Ben
"e "e l3sted notice on his property forbidding a
a9Vnsnpor, named Lewis II. Hammond, or his
mom ,Huly, from trespassing on his grounds. Ham
a her from his grounds, adding the words, AS
, Ia'e only four turkeys left, and therein lies
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-02-08
tho Louisiana Investigation.

Na,r % congressional Investigating Committee ut
Isn orleans will probably close their la5ors to-
rnS,a S, and at once return to Washington. 1t is
onI,Gu IGlou that the committee are unanimously Of
Wss uii M, that the action Of the Returning Board
,nai leeal, and that the Conservatives elected a
"'Jority Of the Legislature.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-02-08

nra.,'s stated from Washington that there is no
YIpecI mnipe That any of the sewing machine COM
es Of Ges VIII succeed during the present session
pateo,.s ,sress In obtaining an extension Of their
W,a oan " STATED Mt Montreal that AZ much as s2,-
Ia JoV IT, worth OF goods have been smuggled in
day. ' ''a'es IRON that eiy III single
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-02-08
IL BRINGHURST S CO.,
Cor SIXTH and MARKET 81

Cor. SIXTH and MARKET ST.
Offer hae assortment of llne goods
comprising In part
Fine Bronze and other Thermo MT ~,
Flower Vases,
Violet Stands,
Cut GlassCo.ogne Bottles.
Plain Cologne Bottles,
Cologne Toilet Sets,
1rtveling Cups IN Russia leather,
Hand and Toilet Mirrora,
Coognc FlaskS.
Finest French Hair Brushes,
Finest English Hair Brushes,
Finest American Hair Brushes,
(in ivory buffalo, ,inad, rosewood saLiilwO0l, &c }
Tortise-siell Dressing Combs,
Ivory Dressing Combs,
Buffalo Dressing Combs
India-rubber Dressing Combs,
Dressing Cases,
Smelling Bottles.
Frencn, English and American Extracts
(for the EandkcrchirfD
Besides an extensive variety of Foreign and AnIer-
can Coognes, II let Soaps, Cosmetics Sachet
Powders, Cl0ta, Hat, Nail and Tooth
Brushes, Nc. comprising one of the largest
assortments of FINE TOI EFT
GOODS, ever offered in this city.
Z. BRINGuUkSF X CO.,
APoTHECARIEs,
Corner Sixth and MarAet Streets.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-02-08
Spain.

cARIIsT CHIEFS KILLED-RETREAT OF DON CARLOS.
MADRID, Feb. s.
The Alfonsist troops have entered Estella.
The Carlist chiefs, Mendir and Argonz have
been killed by their own men.
Don Carlos has retreated to Vergara.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-02-08
1aaths.

LACKEY.-ln this city, on the Sh inst, Helen X
daughter of Geo. W. and anna NJ. Lackey, aged
/ year, months and days
he relatives ana friends OF the family are res
pectfuy invited to attend the funeral from the
idence Of her parents, 1GG Washington street, Oh
Wednesday afternoon, at 2 O'Clock.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-02-08
THIRD EDITION.
Financial.
PRICE OF GOLD TO-DAY.

PRICE OF GOLD TO-DAY.
New York, Feb. 8.
Gold, to day, $1.1i%.
/ Furnished py raige, Juhnt on Co., Bankers and
Brokers, 9th anu Market Sts1
LONDON, 1890, T. NJ, Feb. 8.
1865 II, 1879; 1867's, 1O79i Ten-forties. 10514;
New Fives of 1881, 1928. Erie common shares,
259l N. Y. Central aud Hudson 49, Market
quiet but steady
FRANKToRT, Feb. s.
limited Statea 5-2O'n Of 1862. 9S9H.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-02-08
FIFTH EDITION.
FOrly-thlrd Congress.

WASHINGTON, Feb. 8.
In tho Senate the bill for the extension of the
sewing machine patent WAS defeated Several
Senators declared themselves opposed to an ex-
tension of any patent connected with sewing ma
chimes.
The Committee OH Railroads decided adverse
Lyon three railroad subsidy bills. The Texas
Railroad bill goes over to another meeting for
final actinn
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-02-08

At Kearney Junction, Nebraska, OH Friday,
Mrs. John Grabash killed her step daughter,
aged five years, by kicking and jumping upon
her. She had previously attempted to poison
the child.
Mount Vernon, Ohio, by Robbers, on Friday
night. He was one of the wealthest citizens Of
tho place.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-02-08
AsW advertisements.

hOOR SPRINGS NOW is = He TIME
~ to keep the cold air out by having spring on
the door. tor sale by
VIM. II. BILLANY,
214 Market Street, Wilmington.
NOV Il THE TIME TO REGULATE
IN the heat in your room by haylnga Thermometer
in 1t. For sale by
WIN. ii. BIiLANY,
2i4 Market Street, Wilmington
DRICES TO SUIT THE TIMES.
Best Canned Tomatoes 10 cents.
Green Peas 20 cents.
Corn 20 cents.
" Peaches 2l cents.
Good Family Flour $3.50.
Choice st. Louis Flour 81 90
Z" For cash only" at
W. N. CHANDLER,
anril-'v c. Market Street
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-02-08

TnE WlrnERsPoON TESTIMONIAL. AT a meet
mg Of the Caledonian Club, of this city, held on
Saturday evening, 1t was resolved that the Club
constitute itself committee to obtain snbscrip-
tons for the Witherspoon testimonial to be
erected in Fairnount Park, Philadelphia during
tie Centennial, and also to act in conjunction
wthalny others who may be pleased to cooperate
with them in this matter.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-02-08
,c. urIdpc over The niagara.

The Niagara river, below the Falls, Il now nov,
completely covered by an ice bridge when VIII
probably ramain cold until spring. "lce,inouh-
talns" reach nearly to the edge OF the faS'
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-02-08
New Advertisements, To-day.

Second annual meeting of Germania LOau
Fur rent-Room in western Market
DIVIDEND" lin Il Pha Turnpike
Prices to suit tlmes.-Chandler
For rent-House 4l9 Shipley
Excelsior Loan stock for sale
Funeral notice
Grand Opera HOuse-Humpty Dumpty
Maryland farms, Cd page
Money easily made Sd page
New business, 3 page
Rifles, shoi-guns, &c., 81 page
have you tried Jurubeba, 3l page
Vegetine, Sd page
Lifts of unclaimed letters
Hardward-W Ii Billlny
Oysters-Fu liner, Brevi'y
Confection-MaXweli, Brev.ty
New hats-Webb, Brevity
Cigars-Singes 4 Son, Brevity
Hats-Dubell, Brevity
Patent chairs-Enterprise Co, Bre lty
New gloves--Morgan, Brevlty
Washing, city laundry, Btevity
ElmwoUd collars, Brevity
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-02-08
REPORT OF THE SIGNAL SERVICE.

REPORT OF THE SIGNAL SERVICE.
WASHINGTON. Feb. 8.
Probabilities For Pennsylvania. falling ba-
rometer higher temperature, Southwest winds,
partly cloudy weather, and local SHOWS. For
the Southern portion of the Middle States, fall
ing barometer, Southwest winds, and warmer
and clearing weather,
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-02-08
LOCAL AFFAIRS.

The snow didn't amount to much after all.
The Board of Education meets, this evening,
The splritnalistic manifestation expose by
pclf Bates, tins evening, will be an interesting
exhibition.
Lent begins on Wednesday, and Thomas,
Bishop Of Wilmington has issued his customary
regulations
rev. jos Il. Smith, OF this city, is announced
10 lecture at Centreville, Nd, on the 23fd OF
February, on Manhood, and how Reached
The members OF Trinity choir class are noti-
fed that the class will meet during Lent, at A
oelocl, i'll place of AZ o'clock, on Wednesday
Afternoons
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-02-08

SUNDAY School ELECTION. On Saturday even
l.'B last, the annual meeting of the Teachers
association OF st. Pauls NJ. Il. church was held
loT an election of officers with the following re-
,llt President, Geo. II. Greenman vice
resident, Nj. ID. Lamborn; Secretary, VIM.
iTrowlck; Treasurer, J. f. Sharp Missionary
ldle
ollicers were also elected for the Sabbath
Schools AZ follows: Morning School Superin-
~ndent, Isaac l.. Crouch; Assistant Superin-
@,ient, jennie Rile Sec, Jos. France ; Flnaii-
cal Sec, Clarence Il. Muslin Librarian, Evan
dIouchstone Assistants, Mollie Staats and Il. l..
Iarlentor Afternoon School-Superintend
Tng!s,sph Pyle Assistant Superintendent, Lydia
Mebb Sec, Jno. B. Stradley; Financial Sec,
hm powick Librarian, Same as above Hlfln
SM9ot. Superintendent, Halle liile; Assist
'i,t, Mrs. W. Y. Swiggett; Kinqs,rood Chdpe
4, superintendent, j. +. Sharp; Assist. Supt.
NJ ID. Lamborn.
=, u was determined to hold the anniversary ol
uc Sunday Schools on the 1lth of March.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-02-08
fel,6,2t

GRAND OPERA HOUSE.
tNE NIGHT ONLY.
SATURDAY EVENING, FEBRUARY 18TH.
GEORGE L. FOX'S
NEW Y Tx IIUMPTY DUMPTY TROUPE
in its entirety.
IMPORTANT ANNOUNCEMENT.
The Great King of the Pantommic Art. AMI Only
GEORGE /. FOX,
The original
HuMPTY DUMPTY IN PERSON
Whose success has never been equaed in the An
nails of American Amusement The rongs of peo-
attest by their lavish applause and hearty laughter,
the undmnshed popularity OF the American Grim
add.
Surrounded by his own council.
He will appear in his Comic Trick Pantomime Of
HUMPTY DUMPTY,
AT HOME.
A FULL PANroMIMIC COMPANY, 40 PEOPLE
IN ALL.
A GRAND CORPS OF SPECIALITY ARTISTS, 40
PEOPLE IN ALL.
Representing world of Fun; Tr cks, Trials, and
Tribuations.
EVERYTHING COMPLETE AS PLAY DIN NEW
YORK.
See Bills of the Day for further particulars.
Seats 81 cured three days IN advance at Boughfnan,
Thomas cos Book store.
w. H. STRICKLAND, f. PARMELRE,
febs6t Agent, Business Agent.