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NATIONAL. REPUBLICAN, TICKET.
Republican State Convention.

A Convention Of tho Union Republican Party oil
Wes, Virginia will DO held at the city Of Parkers'
hung, on THURSDAY, tho 9th day Of July, 1876,
for the purpose Of nominating candidates for the
Offices Of Governor, Auditor, Treasurer, Attorney
General, State Superintendent Of Free Schools and
three Judges Of the Court Of Appeals; also for tho
purpose Of nominating an Electoral Ticket, and
tnlnactIng such OthOr proper business rs may come
b.iore the Convention.
The Union Republican Party of the State Is re-
quesIed TO lppOnt delegates to said Convention from
tho various counties, at such time and In such man
nsr as may be convenient to the people Of the sew
eral counties.
All voters Of the State, without regard to past
political differences. or party affiliations who aretn
favor Of such changes In OW Constitution and laws
rs experience has shown necessary, and favor re-
irenchment and economy In the administration OF
our State AFFAIR.", and the punishment Of official
corruption, arc cordially invited to participate IN
the Eald County and State Conventions.
~ order Of the State Union Republican Execu
tive Committee. JOHN W. MASON,
GRAprox, W. Va, June /, 1876. Chairman.
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ty would necessarily afford to q railroad
passing through It's richest districts, and
also the ability Of the people to purchase
merchandise and manufactures from u
trading centre like Wheeling.
The Tuscarawas Valley road, should 1t
be built from here to UrichSville, will
pass through about thirty miles Of Bel.
mont county-thrOuSh the north town.
ships-which is about the same length
traversed by the Central Ohio on the
South side. The Central Ohio pays taxes
on $442,O53 Of values, and the G, & P. on
1884, SS3, to Belmont county. Thus il
will be seen that railroads not only add
to values, directly and indirectly, along
their route, but themselves become
great source Of revenue to the counties
through which they pass.
As showing the character Of the coun-
try through which the Tuscarawas Val
ley road will pass in Belmont county, we
may refer to the following exhibits oil
wealth In the townships Immediately on
| EIg Ina.
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4obALlt'sss''ss'''ssst a''"SVIAAViDSS N'lN0'l'SN
These six townships foot up an aggre-
gate Of real and personal property
amounting to sO,2l77O9, which is over
three.flths Of the taxable value Of Ohio
county, including the city OF Wheeling.
II We go on and add the other townships
IN Guernsey, Harrison and Tuscarawas,
through which the road will pass when
built, we will have values in the neigh
bOrhood Of $50, 100000, saying nothing Of
the country adjacent to the townships
Immediately along the line. Is it any
wonder that Mr.. Blickensderfer cOnSid-
cred the country the best unoccupied
line for railroad in the State Of Ohio
North Of the Panhandle road the line
OF the road already in operation, passes
through the counties Of Tuscarawas,
Stark, Summit, Wayne, Medina, and Lo-
rain, connecting with and crossing the
following important lines Of railways,
viz: The Pittsburgh, Cincinnati
& St. Louis, Marietta, Pittsburgh
Cleveland; Pittsburgh, Fort Wayne
4 Chicago; Cleveland, Mt. Vernon
& Columbus; Atlantic & Great Vest
ern; Cleveland, Columbus, Cincinnati &
indianapolis, and the Lake Shore &
Michigan Southern Railways. By glanc-
ing at the map, the Importance of the
Cleveland, Tuscarawas Valley & Wheel.
ing Railway to Wheeling us a connecting
link with these Railways is readily ap-
parent, and it's Importance cannot be over
estimated. The relations between this
line and the Cleveland, Columbus, Gin.
cinnati & indianapolis and the Lake
Shore & Michigan Southern Railways
make it virtually through line to
Cleveland and to all points East and
West.
The facilities for lake shipments are
scarcely equalled by any other line
Aside from the facilities afforded at
Cleveland, the harbor at Black River is
acknowledged to be the best on Lake
Erie, being navigable for distance oil
five miles and with sufficient depth oil
water for the largest vessels that ply on
the lake.
The company has already constructed
three thousand Eve hundred feet oil dock,
and pocket docks holding fifteen hundred
tons Of coal; also, seven steam derrick'
and two Erie ore machines, thus furnish
ing facilities for handling foLr thousand
tons Of coal daily, besides ore, stone, lum
Der &c. The grades Of the road are sucl
that thirty.fve loaded cars can be hauled
over the whole length Of tho road, being
double the number hauled by the Balti'
more & Ohio or the Cleveland & Pitts
burgh on its main line.
Following is list Of the coal mines ii
operation on the road, and their average
capacity.
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DIED.

BERRY,-0n Tuesday morning, July II, 1876
At twenty minutes Of seTen O'Clock, WALTER D.,
infant son Of Daniel W. and Lille N. Berry, aged
two months and six days.
Funeral to-day "wednesday at lOk o'clock, from
No. Gs Sixteenth street. Friends Of the family are
invited to attend.
FREDENNICK.-At the residence Of her broth
er-ln-lAw, q. W. Reesslng, In Chicago, on Monday
morning, July 10, 1876, nj 5 O'Clock, Mrs ELIZA H.
PREDKNNIcK.
Funeral this wednesday, morning at 10 O'Clock
from Baltimore 4 Ohio II. Il. Depot. Friends o.
the family are invited. Interment at Greenwood
GREEH.-At GAINESVILLE, Ohio, on Tuesday , uly
II, 1876, RICHARD JosEpII, only son Of Richard v
and Mary Green, aged three months and two weeks
Funeral from the reaidence Of jos. FooSe, No
9os Market street, at 1890 o'clock to-day.
MCBRIDE.-Depirted this life, on Monday, July
10, 1876, HARRY MCBRIDE, In the I'D year Of BIZ
ne, son Of Sarah and the late John Mcbride, o.
baltimore, Md. He leaves 4 bereayed vile, tive
children and many friends to mourn his loss.
Funeral will take place from his late residence
No. 1910 ChaplIns street, Thursday, July 18th
Friends Of the family are respectfully invited tt
attend. Intcrment at Penlnsular.
kLOTO.-At2 20 minutes past 10 O'Clock Tuesday
night, July II, 1876 LIZZIE, youngest daughter oil
Chris. and Lizzie Fioto.
Funeral notice tomorrow.
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Republican Meeting in Wetzel

AAopAuuCAu heoAthB Al UGtAcAA
NEW MARrNsvnIE, IVA, Julys.
EditOn 1ntellIgeneer:
Pursuant to call The Republicans Of
Wetzel county met in the Court House,
and were organized by the election OF
John r. Brown as Chairman and K. s.
Sayne Us Secretary.
The Chairman stated that the object Of
meeting was the appointment Of delegates
TO the State Convention at Parkersburg,
July 9th, and on motion the following
were selected:
Center Diariet-A. +. Morris, J. A.
Lemasters, J. D. LemaSters, Capt. saml.
X. Kirkpatrick, Stephen Carney.
Churchill. r. Thompson, John a.
Hoge, Samuel Henan, Amos Hemetrik, J.
GnaSt-Levi NJ. Lowe, W. B. Wilcox,
Levi starkey, John Stevens, John W.
Grssa-A. B. Steele, c. NJ. Wilcox,
Morgan Morgan, Fred. Fox, James H.
P+eetor-J. A. Richardson, Geo. Rogers,
| ]. W. McIntree, Thos. $. Wade, $. NJ
Peterson. .,o,
iiagnolta-Jere. Murphy, David simp-
son, r. T. Bowers, N. Bundi, R. II. sayne,
Walter Selby.
On motion it was ordered that all Re.
publicans Of this county who shall be in
attendance at the State Convention are
authorized TO act as delegates.
On motion the chairman appointed the
following persons as County Executive
Committee: Magnolia District, r. H
Sayne, Jere. Murphy, David Simpson
Green, Morgan Morgan; Grant, Polk
Lowe; Church, ]. B. Hagar; Proctor, Geo
Rogers; Center, J. @. Conley.
On motion, It was unanimosly resolved
that the delegates use their influence in
the convention to have Incorporated in
the platform resolution condemning
the county court system, and urging thai
it be abolished.
On motion it was ordered that copiei
Of the proceedings Of this meeting bt
published in the Messenger, PindIcator
fSTELLIGENCER and STATE Journal
On motion the meeting adjourned.
JOHN r. Brown, Chairman.
R. H. sAYNE, Secretary.
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Capt. CriswelI for Congress.
MARSHALL COUNTY, VIVA, July II.

Editors Of the lntelliscneer:
The time for holding our State and
Congressional conventions will soon be
here, and the people arc naturally dis
cussing the qualifications and available.
ity Of the various persons spoken Of for
the nominations; and this being our
County Court week, and having heard a
great many leading Republicans express
themselves, have concluded to give you
for publication the result Of my observa.
tions. Gen. Golf have no doubt will be
the first choice Of Marshall county for
Governor, and for Congress we intend TO
press the claims Of our fellow.citizen
Capt. Hanson Ctiswell. Marshall county
being the banner county Of the district,
we think our claims entitled TO fair
consideration. In Capt. Criswell we
think we have q gentleman combining
the qualities Of ability and integrity
man who has claims upon the Republican
party, as he has labored hard for our
success both as 4 citizen and soldier. We
hope the convention will give Capt. Girls.
well the nomination. REPuBLICAS.
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RATES OF BOARDING HORSES.

A4A@S ~ OS@@%'S@@'N
Sixty cents per day for drove horse or ba'N;
sale; 81 % per day for hopes that AIe nGlihd
be handled or exercised and broken.
I will keep careful and attentive uoorS
horses left In my cafe will have proper cafr 40
tention and handled properly, bat Elll not ls
sponslble for unavoidable accidents.
Parties having property TO odd Will M
prompt attention BY addressing rr,,rv
Wheeling, ". Va, OF al BridS'ia n
]. G. HERvEY, AuctIoneerl n!"
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NOTICE
To the Owners and Holders Of Bonds oil
Wheeling Hinge Company.

Notice Is hereby given % all concerned oil tho In
on the "a day Of September, AID. 1915, BY pay.
ment Of the whole amount then payable thereon
at the Bank Of Wheeling, In the city Of Wheeling
West Virginia, the 80 unpaid bonds Of the Wheel
Ing Hinge Company, with interest warrants there.
10 attached, ths Said bonds being dated on the I'd
day Of March, AID. 1874, and numbered from tC
10 Inclusive, and being each for the sum Of one
thousand dollars, and secured by deed Of trust 70
Daniel Lamb, Trustee, which Is duly recorded Ia
Clerks office Of the County Court Of Ohio county,
West Virginia, In Deed Of Trust Book No, 6, page
40 and al.
This notice 10 dated June 18th, 1876, and Is given
pursuant TO an order Of the Board Of Directors Of
The Wheeling Hinge Company made At meeting
held on the 18th day Of June, AID. 1876.
WHEELING HINGE COMPANY.
By A. W. CAMPBELL, President.
And GRo. B. CALDwRLL, Secretary. Je29
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The extension OF the road to Wheel
ing will develop two other distinct veins
OF coal. The one on Wheeling creek is
six feet vein Of a superior quality for
steam purposes. 1t can be mined very
cheaply and is well adapted for Lake
shipments.
There are several valuable stone quar-
ries in operation on the line Of the road,
as follows:
MuEzys Quarry, near Elyria
Grafton
D0hnymiIler ...'...''''.'''ueAt MMmicA
Warthnuth Il Co."......'... '.''...'.ntf Magillon
tAuT fauls
The latter quarry makes an excellent
glass sand and is being used in the glass
works at Steubenville, Bellaire and
ZanesvIlle. a.
But It is not our intention to try to
enumerate all the advantages incident to
the extension Of the c. T. V. & W. rail-
way, but simply to point out SONS Of the
most important. The question now to
be decided Is this: Will the road be ex.
tended to Wheeling2 President Cham
berlain has promised that II free right
is secured, and a stock subscription
amounting to $4,000 obtained, he
would build the road. Almost a free
right of way has already been secured,
and nearly three.ffths Of the stock named
has been subscribed. It now only re-
mains for Wheeling to say what she will
do, and If she can afford to lend salts
factory helping hand the road will be
commenced at an early day.
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BY mail, Ia adpGTes, Po.tage Ftpa'd'
One ysAT.,...........S3 oOlslx months.".~.."Sl g
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!, TuE longest periods in a boys life are
Ihoae bvNEGen meals,
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

seryIee, In Lecture Room this evening at 7:SC
O'Clock, win b conducted By Rev. W. II. Lester,
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BRENTLINGER'S

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AMUsEMnNTs.
(,oAMENcfSG MONDAY EVENING, OCTOBER =
p. 7. BARSuMs
CENTENNIAL SEASON
GILMoRE's GARDEN.
occupying the snire square bounded sa and Madison
avs. and 2esh and a7sh
THE GREAT SHOW oY THE GREAT CITY
IL THE AMUSEMENT PALACE OF THE WORLD.
re tropics sranspisntsd. and versAbs Geological
Garden empowering sss Of exotic creatures rss
jungle nonarchs verrai Of bloom and
beauty.
THE NILE SArURALIZED.
and BARNUx's $4,000 BEHENorH. sns only living Hip.
popo..mus in America. dsporsing beneath cataract Of
living wssera Huge Sea Lions and marine msrvss gam
boiling ir aquarium freedom
The memorable Of mortal mArveis, Captain COS
TENTESUs. noble Greek Albanian ssssoosd head 70
toe, cAiua Tarsary punsssa. sngssra rebel
lion against sns King
VAST CENTENNIAL MusEux.
Lsssssd Automatic Marve and Mechanical Scenic Ilu
siors operated BY solid Silver Steam Engine.
CENTENNIAL PORTRAIT GALLERY.
the mos, grotesque ard wonderful Of living
human pheuon.enA
An ALADDIN AVPHIrHRArRR
.ustrors sitk 1000 vsri-coorsd lights
GORGEOUS ORIENTAL spEcTACLEs and PAGRANTs.
the acme OF decorative ART
THE MARCH OF THE MAMMorHs.
$1,000 PER DAY rs SALARIES 70 FIVE GREAT
CIRCUS rRoUfES,
including
MARTHlSO LOWANDE
Hurricane Hoseman Of Brazil IN his terrific universal
Challenge Two Four and Seven-liorse Bareback Acts
CHARLES W. FISH.
the Single Bareback Champion Trick Equestrian Of
the Universe
SIX LOVELY LADY EQuEsTRIANs.
POUR FRoLIcsoNE AND VOCAL FOOLS.
More sho price Of admission In wonder and
inssrucsion. deiighs and inspiration. excitement
and amusement. returned BY
THE GREATEST SHOW ON EARTH.
Admission the sntirs garden and TO every DEPART
men, OF the colossal exhibition. so cents
Children under nine years rs cents.
Reserved . IS cents extra
Doors open at and 80 r. NJ Grand Animal and Arsns
Spectacular entrss one hour later.
Reserved seats may Ss ONCE week
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the the piece there ballcs In which
appear Miles Elisabeth and Helen Mnre! the I'm
Theatre Berlin supported BY full ballet u
200 dancers These ladies' eaholt peculiar ther
choregrsphc measures mixing them ss they do With the
meiodv Last they fully deserved tho
applause they received and justified ;heir Euro
mean reputation They bound make tremendous
hit The bxet movements thar mpanied tae solo
Of these arstes devised BY Monsieur A.
Bontows ski and smoothly allied out the enchanting
b auties of she fairy
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DOOTH.S THEATRE EIGHTH WEEK
ID JARRETT PALMER........ Lcssees and Manager
s.sNo free ist at Booths Theatre.
FIFTIETH TO THE FIrTY-SIxrH TIMES
OF the trump production OF
LORD BYRON's EXQUISITE, ROMANTIC PLAY,
SARDANAPALUS.
'THE GLORY OF THE STAGE ~
A powerful cast including
Mr. r. c. BANGS. ..SAkDANAPALUS
AGNES BOOTH ...ss.............. .MYRRHA
or the GRAND ITALIAN BALLET, SO iu number sfc
the renowned Me BARrULETrI, premiere dAnseuse
lu,a the OPERA Paris, and Sig NAsCAINO. OF
the San Carlo. Naples. and Scala. Milan.
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"Baba performed At Nibo's Theatre last evening -
simply the youngest Of the family OF which the Black
Crook the iather the White Fnwn the mother and
the Twelve Temptatons LEO and Lotos' aud SsrdanA
palus' very of kin. The house crowded to
cess.-New York World.
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LURLINE, THE WATER QUEEN.

original wonderful act, Eating Drinking Reading
MA SR ssol
~ ay & u sss u h %
TIE saleSseI young g Sc%sdisn S%sdi and Mimic.
In hi. .r.r.a, sssy i = ss1RS!S sss..S His . s.a..
introducing ms inimtabie portrsitures Of
pnblic personsges.
BLANCHE sELwYN,
The swell par excellence in her beautiful and stylish
interpretations
BEN aIIFoIL,
and charcoal sketches
Tho graceful .Ps FssSs sses sdPssoss fyHGs and 's's'
In his thrilling isAts In mio-ar
lls: II: isssSS!'sn:a sY.SSas coRssssi ssRisss,ssi
,nsEs 1hs nos;fR SRs,fssss, assss's;
Brilliant nsss; sS.sis 4 rs :as csssls T'a a'''
Who wi" rsssEs siE 70 s fscar fsss called
ISrRoDtoiya GREAT PARADE SCENE.
and also ,he mos, iaughabls Of farces
LIE s's'' New York rse.aaa sssass an s''
Tho ssi.@'Pf s,.. nfSrH iss'";sTf SRHssY. SYss.li''
The popular iavorites,
GRIFFIN and RICE.
In n'" songs H ned E;eHsn
r the shrillias Nautical Drama.
FALSE LIGHTS.
With appropriate scenery, Ia.
MATIkEES
Wednesday and Saturday.
Wednesday and Saturday.
TMEATkE loAiQUk, 5i4 BROADWAY.
=. ". aANLEf.. Manager
UNPARALLELED SUCCESS.
HOUSES CROWDED NIGHTLY BY FASHIONABLE
AUDIENCES. NEW, RARE AND SPARKLING
ATTRACTIONS.
HARRIGAN and HART DELEHANTY ANDI
In Edward Hsrrigans CUMMINGS. their first
masterpiece. walking appearance here. In ko-
for Dat Cxkc." nance and Reality.
Miss LOUISE FRANK 1 JOHN WILLIAMS T
LIN, the charming op
cratic vocalist The Lancashire Lad.
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AMUsEMnNrs.

AMUsEMDNrs.
SrH avRSrB THEATRE. BROADWAY AID 3sTn ST.
crsoprssor and Manager. .........Ai AIolsTiS DALI
svsy nsss sss quarters An ovsr~ssiHslng .aeesssi
{ E.. + F F. F. T.. !: ||::....
i COMEDY OF CRY TYPES,
Auausr's OALy.s sovsTEs' fkFsr SPECTACULAR
RECEIVED NIGHTLY
WITH SCREAMS oP coSrIxroUs LAUGHTER
AUDIENCES CROWDED 10 THE Doxs AND DOORS
These sassd vish Ar. and N due soasas eo=nnsd.
S.ss ,..s and m.,nsain The eai@nee q shs mind:
sivss al: the strength and color o eur LirE.
{ E.. 4 !" F. T.. I: E.. !.
The MOST The TRIBUNE mu-"LIFE Is
v,scIS.rrsa rather wcs iTcs sh.n play = ~
ENTERTAIN The is' TINES ,ays-.LIyE provoked
MESr The TELEGHA% s" ss,.:--LIPE may
EYER PRE- TIE srX s.ss:-"Ths s is laughter
sESTED The gG gYEsxLD Dsas 'D-'ii.0 SNOW s.
~ WV voar s, II Lsa . mo's novel. and great
COMEDY AND was Oisy more .p. ndldy nsas.sS aor
SPECTACLE Tho GRAPHIC ssyss-.Ths Japs.
ness Set satvies IN pic,rre.qus sls-
UNITED. gsnce anything ever sesn'
THE MOST BRILLIANT 0 GATHERING or COMEDIANS
EvRa SEEN ~ oNR PLAY
CHARACTERS or REALITY
SCHUYLER Samples. type Of the unwiss who roam
PONY assus % whose o'sA'.'
Mr. Iynn i Lsssafeis whose life w.s roansea
sleep .........'...-..... SsAr,es FISHER
s'ssy .ss $ss5: 'is=s::
ar. M.sham Mallory. with !. widow. mite
Mr.. Brown boston with an q Il Gicsr.
iss .: s%, rev
81 M
Mr.. chumley cisvert the shakespearian revival
sisnor oei Maie DO Ballet Frank seanees
Traai.a interpreter Extraordinary t. Ring
bs.h S Tie srs., s.si%.n
!. pAas sm,,n, M Elsie Moore Moore
And in ySo$ II: ysysl ssIIs4s "a r,saas.a'
Nile Nile me i q hs sSow sSx
AArisEE as 4 \ A6ssa7ussu aSaa
or LFR As, vksm. ksm.nss :, q =: sArRE'
SATURDAY. :. se:ss secured wesk ahead !, the
AT a rasse :as na S
A OLYMPIC SovELrY. THEATRE
9. .. :E E.. 7 {: C.:
NOVELTY THEATRE.
s2a AND GA BRoADwAY.
COLONEL WV. P sINN............ ...... MANAGER
Also Of the ra-k Theatre Brooklyn.
aDaissoS iso ne sss ss''s and 5Os ''''
ADMISSION WITH RESERVED SEATS, 500. 7sc. II.
AATINEEs l5e and 25c. RESERVED SEATS. 500
BRILLIANT SUCCESS OF THE FAMILY THEATRE.
ITS FORMER GLORIEs OUTDoNR
ITS AUDIENCES BRILLIANT AND SELECT
ITS SPECIALTfES NOVEL AND ATTRACTIVE.
ITS APPOINTMENTS IN EVERY RESPECT AS
THEATRE FOR FAMILIES PAR ExCELLENOk
The management determined make the Olympic che
best and greatest Vaudeville Theatre OF America.
The week commencing
MONDAY, OCTOBER q
THE WORLDS WONDER,
s. %
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<VHArEAU MABILLE VARIETIES.
34th I. and Sd
Evenings 81 Naness Tuesday Thursday and Saturday.
TIE srRANoERs' RESORT. CROWDED NIGHTLY.
S'~'' : daug ghters In scenes of
Exciting Parisisn Gaycty.
La Mlpuet. Mabil.e Qusdrille Tableaax vivant.
noubis. Bsddsd Room. Kings Love lntrigues,
Cupid's Frocs In the sutsna's Palace.
Three hoars of naughty bus nice ssnsAtonA
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Tho ballet Is large, handsomely dressed and remarkably
effective. the March being particularly notcoabe
the precision OF the executed "Baba" IL
particularly rich in the matter and stage mechan
sm This readily understood when IL Is cred
she best stage machnsts la the world Benssn
Sherwood has charge the stage There why
the spectacle should not DO deserves 10
Express.
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MATINEE MATINEE
TUESDAY, FRIDAY,
which such desirable and delightful
in New York amuseents will be given every week
above when the casste will be rendered
At the evening rcpre eutations
THE TUESDAY AND FRIDAY RECEPTIONS
the special accommodation Of ladies
children
BOX onice daily 10 A. ". to i p. NJ. Seats
cured ANY prcsen stion six days in advance.
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WALLAOKs.
NESTER WALLACk.. Proprietor and Manager
In commencing the opening Of tho
FALL AND WINTER SEASON,
on TUESDAY, OCTOBER 3,
Mr.. WALLACk begs TO draw notice
50 the production OF
NEW COMEDY,
III
entitled