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Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1882-03-30

THE legislature in revising the assess
7neHt laws, required the voucher for a
candidate for assessment to be sworn
every time he vouched for a candidate
if there were number of 'hem and no
b but the Clerk of the Peace was EN-
po"sred to swear the voucher. Now
the clerk can get sick or 60 a fishing
instead of being at his place in the
Levy Court to swear the vouchers. No
matter if fifty candidates were in watf
ing to be assessed Lor if they came
twenty or thirty miles they would have
TO await the convenience of the Clerk,
Justices of the Peace and Notaries Pub.
lie are empou cred with authority toad.
minister oaths upon every conceivable
subject except qualifying voucher.
The purpose how ever is evident. Will
honest men in the Demucrat!c party
approve such maDipnlations.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1882-03-30
Fatal Accident at Erie,

jesse B. Strait, wel.known farmer
of Gibson Hill, near Edinboro, Erie
county. met with a terrible death the
other day He and his son were cutting
tree in the woods, and when it was
half chopped through it split and fell
Strait was pinioned TO the ground before
he could get out of the way. The trunk
fell across his legs, crushing them to a
Jelly. It was some time before the uD-
fortusate man was removed from the
terrible position. He died an hour after
wards, while undergoing the operation
Of amputation. Deceased was quite CID
and leaves family.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1882-03-30

ACCORDING to the report of Elk
Senator Cooch, Secretary and Treasurer
of the trustees of the Poor made to the
members of the Levy Court yester
day, S32, 600 were levied for poor tax
but only $500 were collected. VIVA
became of the other $4,000? The answer
is not difficult Of solution. The greater
part of the deficiency was the result OF
the Democratic disfranchisement Of
Republican voters. The real estate
owners will have to make up this
deficiency in this years taxes. DO the
honest tax payers of New Castle county
understand this?
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1882-03-30

In short time st. Paul's M. 4.
Church, will have choir that will
equal any in this city. John A Can
ton has been engaged to condrct it, and
is now selecting number of ladies and
gentlemen among whom are some OF
the best voices in the city.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1882-03-30

NvOTrCE-I, GEORGE M. BACON, the
" owner of the house situated at NO. 4
West Fourth street, in tho First ward OF We
city of Wilmington, county OF New oa'tle
and State Of Delaware in compliance WIN
the requirements of the act of the GENERA
A ssemnlv in such case made and provif ed do
hereby give notice that shall Amply in writ
inv to the court IF General Sessions OF the
Peace and Jail Delivery of the state OF Deia-
ware. in and for New Castle County, on
Monday, the s.h day of May, A. D, 1852,
being the first day Of the next term OF said
court for a license for said bouse as an lllh {, or
tavern and TO sell therein intoxicating IL
Tuors in less quantities than one qu'rt to be
rank On the premises, and the following 70
spectacle citizens OF the ID ward recon
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1882-03-30

A citizen Of the Quaker City Mr. F.
Freed, living at 122 Vine street recent
y siQke as follows: "Being afflicted
with II distressing cough, DR.. Bulls
Congh Syrup - commended to me
few doses ~ gave ms instant
relief, but 0 complete cure"
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1882-03-30

<vOIICE-I, JAMES BROWN, TIE
owner OF the within mentioned prem
ises. do hereby give notice that shall apply
to tn. Hunorables, the Judges of the Court Of
general sessions OF the Peace and Jail DE.
livery, of the State Of delaware, in and for
.ew CtL.tlo County, on Monday, the sth day
of Nay, ii. ID. 1852, being tue nrst day of Lhe
nav term of said court, for h license to keep
an inn or tavern, at 1V3 Vest Fourth street,
N the Fist ward, Of the city OF wilmington
county of new Castle, and Known as the
Bulls Head Hotel in compliance with the
-cuutrements of the act of the General A.
seIupIy in such cases made aud provided, for
he sale therein of intoxicating liquors III
qua utties less than one quart u b. dranEon
me PREMISES, and the following respectable
citizens recommend the said ape iicatlon, We
iames Smith y. t BlcKta
homaS Russell August 5lerman
EIile Bucher Leonard ohihan
!, Sc N Nurnberg Mlc itl Mega!y
IChn r DOnahoe SaMuei Ctlbeft
James M"gary He1ry Grehe
". NJ. McElwee ". Ii JACK
q. ] McHIauus John Mealey
d, Sckta Ered Haymuycr
caleb miller Austin '. Gaynor
Wc,er Movers Conrad Keller
VIM. Baxter howard ]. fesmler
mos. y. Gibson John Bader
mast JAMES BROWN.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1882-03-30
LICENSE APPLICATIONS.

NyOTCE-IJOHN E. GRAHAM, THE
~ owner Of the within-mentioned prem,
ises. do hereby give notice that l shall Apply
10 the Honorables the Judges OF the court o.
GENERAL Sessions OF the Peace ard jail 10.
livery OF the State of Delaware, in and iol
New Castle County. Oh Monday, the Sth gay
of May, A. D., 1882 being the first DAY OF Ihe
Nav term of said court, Tor license 70 keeI
an inn or tavern, at No. 1903 Shipley street, IN
the First ward OF the city OF wilmington,
county Of New Castle State Of delaware, 10
compliance with the requirements OF the acl
of the ,leneral Asse mby in such cases mace
ana provided, and to sell intoxicating liquors
10 quantities les than one quart " DC arahS
on the premises, and the following Respects
bic citizene recommend the said appncatlon
viz:
Harry Ohristy Daniel McElwee
lanes Christy DIARIES Cortigan,
August Biernann, John sradY,
Francis Z. Kelley, Jacop humel,
John RAIDER A. ID. Armstrong
Preston Ayars Michael Megary
A;onzo T. Christy A. BicACa
Louis A Rickta John Hrean(ee
I.uther w. Palmer Jacob @cheioer
WIN. AlsentZer THOMAS u. nlps'n
Henry iirebe James MeSaly
James Smith Jos Is: t'p,en mt
4. J. Nc Manus. JOAN Z. HhhhA"'
m2S-3t |
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1882-03-30

Two MEN IN declining health
Shipperd and the Clerk of the Peace of
New Castle county.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1882-03-30

NYOTICE-I, JOSEPH SHARP, THE
~ owner of the within-mentloned prem
ises, do hereby eve notice that shall apply,
to the Honorables, the Judges Of the Court OF
General Sessions of the Peace and Jail DE.
livery of the State Of delaware, in and Tor
New Castle County, on " onday, the 9Th day
OF May "A. u. 1882, being the hrst day OF the
an inn or tavern at the N. W. cor.of Front ard
Market streets, (known as Snarps b otel Yin
the First ward Of the city OF ilmington,
county Of New Castle, State OF Delaware, IN
con piiance with the equirements OF the act
of the General Assembly in such cases made
and provided, to sell Intoxicating liquors ID
quantities less than one u ant to bt olHnE
On tn, premi es, and the following respecta-
ole citizens recommend the said application
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1882-03-30

PRESIDENT Arthur hesitast,s about
telling the Chinese 10 CO." This is
Credits bic to the President.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1882-03-30

PHILADELPHIA, " lLm44tEUN AND
BALTIMORE RAILROAD.
January 80, 1882.
TRAINS WILL LEAVE WILMINGTON As FOL.
LOWS
For Philadelphia and intermediate sta.
tons, $780, 9.09, 1880 a. ILL.,. 2:3o, 4, 1857, 1000
p. IN.
Philadelphia (express), 2, 2:25, $50, 7:25, 81.
Is, g $40, 1l:53 a. M. 12:ib, l:t3 b:l7 6:l0, o:3S
$50 p m.
New York eco, 223 $50 1928, Q.4o, ll.53 a.
M, sl3:Ss, l.t3,bl7, o.3sp. Ii.
Baltimore and intermediate Stations, les
s.aS a. IN, and 900 p. N.
For Baltimore only. LOB q. m. s and p. m,
Baltimore and bay Line, OF p. ~.
Baltimore and Washington, l,42, 46l
500, 8.38 a. NJ, !. 0, 1903, o.t7, u.o4 2. II.
Trains for Delaware Division Leave for:
New Castle, 9.35a. N. LOS, d.2Sp.n.
Harrington and Intermediate Stations, a.ss
=. m, LOS Gas p. m.
Delmar and intermediate Stations .36 \
o., LOS, p. 10.
SUNDAY TRAINS
Philadelphia and Intermediate S.st'0re,
$40 8. m. Il In. $50, 7.3o, express 9tt)lo p. II.
Philadelphia and New York, 400, a2a s. L.
b.T, e.SS p. 10.
Baltimore and Washington, LA, s.6l,
g. 90 q. m; lilo. p. N. Loo an.
For further Information passengers sre -
erroa to the time tables posted ut the depot
Trains marked thus ~ sre limited eSprsF
upon which extra fare IL charged,
FRANK THOMSON, J. II. WOOD,
Genl MANAGER. 0en1 Pass. Agt.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1882-03-30
NOTICES.
.ssuLUr1oN OF PARTNERSHIP.

Notice is hereby given that the partnership
lately subssting between Lewis p. Buck and
Andrew e. Wilson, of Wilmington, DOL,
nnder the firm name Of l.. p. Buck 4 Co.,
was dissolved by mutual consent on the oath
day Of March, A. D., 1852. lewis p, Buck Is
author zed to settle all debts due to and BY
the said firm. L. P BUCK
ANDREW q. WILSON.
NOTIOE-The insurance business will be
continued by the undersigned under the old
firm name Of l. p. Buck h Co., as heretofore,
with the same list of companies as was repre-
sented by the late nrm.a the new once, Say
Ard building, Market ard Ninth STR cts, Wil-
mington, Del. m2s.tf l.. r. BUM.
The Arkansaw traveler., 1882-12-17

mats all nght I'm not pseacking tem- pdaace sezmon, only talking b you about the injury whisky is working in your par tcnlar case OsAer men cuf sheir jurulss veins open and shooe holes inso the3r lunw and hearn and EvexA h aha, any FezSsd why my GnlliVer houN 10 out into the moonlight and ounmitz suicides l would as soon think of passing law to prohiba, suicide by opium as to enact a similar one to prohibit suicide by whisky If other men can drink whisky, and they find ou, IS good thing for them. and they ges faf and wealfhy oa ie and happy. and it makes their wives and ehil- dfen and relatives happier, and wAen they talk of quitting il. and living on tea and coffee and water. and their wives and children get around them and beg then not to give up whisky because it's such a good thing to have in the family, if all this should come 10 pass, should say 10 these gentleman don't quit drinking. Don't gise up your whisky ltis a dusy you owe to your family and to sociesy b drink it. When that time comes. nj be there. Gulliver, and I'll talk to them like 2 Dutch uncle. But that time hasn't ars nyed yes. Gulliver.
 The fact of the whole business is. whis- Ky makes cussed fool out of you, and yon wasn't born that way. Somehow, the more see of you every day, the bieRer the fool you appear. You were not d. ways thus, Guilivcr If you had been | would 90 ngh, ou, and kick myself all over the yard for having allowed myself to become the father of such a full-blown idsot. Now, what has caused ssch a change in your ability. your common sense. your usefulnesst Teal Cofee ? Baked beans? Beefsseak. Something has done it. and if you vill tell me what itis. all sec that the whole trouble Is sd- Justed, provided Il is anything but whisky. If is anything else will shoulder the responsibility. O. you think 1t may be whisky.
 Well, Gulliver. you are right. |. IS wh,s- Ky and nothing else but whisky. Better men than yeu have been sucked tn by whisky and swallowed up in the darkness of everlasting night But there ~as no need of h. They only are to blaIne It Is just % in your case, and while live to see whisky making an ass out of my son. shall ever feel that as the author oi your being. have the God-given nigh, to get m lick al whisky whenever can sec a chance to put in word where Ii will do the most good.
 Brace up. Gull.ver, and have some style about you.
The Arkansaw traveler., 1882-12-17
Nov ns uss 1Asr.

lEuarS E.fs4sA M<srepsai..
 1is1-fse yenas ago, vAn ! uas . peeviaA scAonl bsy. zad devoux1y vinAed |thnk es<s5 day b tke week was Saturday, |the mAid-oE-an-wDrk in the avexaxe do- nesxic casfie was hooked npcn as . re- spectahle and industrious hxsure of she essablishment Ny excellent mother had one RennsykaniA Dutch servant giri whom particularly remembez, ard xsth A pleasure unmixed with elucose, for in those days sneAxs w1s sugar, Asd k&sie las we youngsfers called the kitchen god dessl was bene6censly EhsEal xish il on our hourly slices of bread and butter. Kate had periodical beau; that is to say, her special young man. who was a kutxfoxn farmer, razne b SC her regu- iasiy about every tvo months Re didn't believe in thinning out his welcome Never shall foqgss kis 6rys avpearznce al my 6khex's hoase in PhiladelphiA. He came carly one evening and brought all his clOdhopper hashfulness along with him dcat think Kate vas bis proud of him, for he was .as clumxy as . skaaer in an ais-Aola. but she udied up her dreH and brnsAed her sio&sy hair snooxA. and SAAu< NoS WAA0 " 6SS<S nun eSs0 suNV0uG< him to the fnlks sAe lived with. He vent around the entire family circle, shaking handz nfith hig asd liesle, and when gos my poor, diminusise right Ripper ssraigAt- ened oni. the 6aeers were as sore as II they, had been caught in . door-lam-
 AAer some minor talk about his peo- pie and hers, up country, Katie said:
 "veil, Shou, how did you efer coon tosn ter Eiladelphyr
 Then John hitched his chair, wiped his nose and forehead with flaming hand kerchief about the sixe,of modem bed quilt, put his immense digital srip-irons on his knecs. leaned con6dsntialsy for ward, cleared his balliike throat, and made this conclusive rsply to the subject of his visit
 Katrina, 1 viil shusi dell you how ii vas. You sec. dakes der pay mass init der vise hind foot, and der planket und sastlebass, und draYels dosn doxn all der way from kuudo~n go treedy vonee more do fur all. Und here 1 vas Y
 We listened, and believed him.
The Arkansaw traveler., 1882-12-17
Star Lecture Course.
Cheek

Gulliver. my son, you were very drunk last night You came hooss al lase hour and tried to open the door with a ;ooshpick, and then kicked in a couple oi Panels and cnwied W slairy s6d vesx D Q bed h youf ovesesse and boos. Yods eyes are red, your hair pulls and your lead feels like kerosene barrel.
 You are laying in aAarge ssurk ef ex- qerience. GuIliver, and perhaps you think you are getting it cheap. but you are mis- taken. You ~ila 6nd the asssssmen1s are the heaviest you ever carried and the sock you are dealing in isssmeGhtne you can't unload al a moments notice and saddle all oG on snolkr flllev. h ,S bound to stsS vilA you, tuIksi1, apd the more of it you aecumnlaae elssscbance there is q qsPhg eet f tp shirsed sociesy. Don't yoa ovsAnssev- cry drop q vhisky that passe yosr Eps 5 o,ss, s,st1ssssA: sss ass a,s Ss,: & ss'ss < =, ss
The Arkansaw traveler., 1882-12-17
Pith and Point

New York Sunday Ne~<
 As the pin is bent 50 Is the proverb distorted.
 Eilicottyiile. Tn Ene county. \. Y. cast but one prohibition vote
 Herbert Spencer exists on dry toast, sardines and relaxation
 It Is almost marvellous how long an original idea does duty to paraphrase.
 A Rhode Island tailor IS building Ben Buffers inauguration claw-hammer. -Sone- men are exactly like -elaeks. They will no, go right until they are wound up.
 Among old-fashioncd knit-goods will be found varied assortment of care worn brows.
 The woman withou, vanity would be as unnatural as minority party without it's "A Philadelphia hackman makes the average Niagara jehu blush for his scarce ness of cheek.
 Light profanity Is pu, by zHe H<w Or eass Piraysse under the head of "Cix- arette Swearing A daring rhymisi has made the slti- mate syllable of the word ',zyoirdupois' jingle with noise"
 Tom Moore. as he Is quoted by lack Frost word IS all a sleety show for mans confusion gwen"
 America imports British lions to growi about the country that George the Third found too ho, to hold
 There IS one man m Arthur's cablne, who is both a receiving and paying Tel Ter, but strange to relate he isn't sec rctary of the treasury for all that.
 Julia Ward Howe sees with sorrow too many of her countywomen extending their hands to invite 10 this country tha, which is ieas; worthy and substantial m the society of the Old World.
 Man has bu, little here below. bu, when he dies he gets lot CAieago h. Av- OcfaS. And has to be contentci with hts lot. although he finds that his best friends have put him in hole
 Murat Halstead thinks there is a air prospect that when we do get a navy worth talking about the chief duty will be to occasionally dry-dock the vessels and scrape the barnacles of their sides and bottoms
 To Zh< Ba6aLs E1tesiag NeYs it has always seemed like the height of folly to carry barrel of -four from Minneapolis to New York for forty or fifty cents and charge man, vho weighs less and loads and unlosds himself thirty or forty dol lars.
The Arkansaw traveler., 1882-12-17

The board of army oficers appointed 10 select magazine gun, have reported in favor of three disiino, types of guns. Why magazine should want a gun Is of late have been terribly bored by poets calling ia person ~ith their productions, that club and cross dog will no lon. ger go right to the spot When each magazine is supplied with an improved gun, there Is going to be a decrease in the number of ''darned literary fellows in this country Noyyfskoseu Heyaid
The Arkansaw traveler., 1882-12-17
Husbands House
Hsrtford Timesr


 A modest, pretty looking girl, appAr- ently about eighteen years of age, while ridine in a horse-csr the other day. vas greatly annoyed by weil-dressed yoang man who was determined to scrapc ac- qnaintsnce with her The young man was ofthe "mashcr" class, and only had his good clothes and his impsdencc to recommend him-two qualities which often go together, and which were not passports to the young ladys soeiability The masher had taken seat by her side. although there was room enough Tor him to have maintained respectful distance. He tried to engage her in conversation by asking about the residences as they rode along, but the girl, thoroughly an- no,cd and vexed al his familiarity. would simply give the nAme ef ,he-eaaes- aud relapse into silence.
 But the mashef, nothing daunted by the curl answers, kept on with his ques- tions. Finally they reached the fine resi- dence which w. ?. Husband purchased a few months ago on Wethersfseid avenue, and the rude fellow, aites remarking on the beauty of the place, asked the giri Il she knew the owner. The girls eyes spariled with mischievous twinkle. and she blashed preitily as she frankly ans wered: Husband owns it, The masher's face. as he tried to paddle his way otd nf the dilemma grzcelnlly. xas q picture to gaze al. The idea that this very young girl could have husband evidently had never entered his head. The few passengers who had witnessed the scene enjoyed his confusion and laughed outright as he hurriedly slid from the Car and started to ''hoofn |, up town. There is something in name. sf. ter all
The Arkansaw traveler., 1882-12-17
Wanted te be Sure.
The Drummer.


 Mrs. Jones had a new hired gih, and the other morning she said so her: May, if Mrx Brown comes here to- day. tell her l am not at home, bu, Il Mrs. Sysith comes invite her b.
 sH6, 6,smas1. saia Mazx, demasesy. About thres o'ciock tn the afternoon the beil rang. and Mary vent to the door while her mistress waited upstairs and overheard the following
 b ktH looes sf home! asked the lady at the dour,
 Are you Mrx Smith ' said Map. .NA I'm Mn BDwp.-s
 s'W1u hiisGis aia't at home. She told me that n Mrs Smith come to invite her m, but if Mrs Brown come to say she wssatte heme. and e you are Mrs. BrU~n, q course Mfssis zin't to home Good evening, ma'am,- and she shut the door n Mss- B.'s face, and Mrs. b. and ME- J. are not on speaking terms any more. Wamen ase mighty peculiar. asd Mary has had to ind anothez place.
The Arkansaw traveler., 1882-12-17

Senaaor MiIlez, q New York, wanss shs l4gy4eneasi RNpv6 eh0Gsa no .
 yeG5HYapw, cd ac1pr ssnE tos -.
 hmiy in the land. Tkis is nue the vay sn |onn9u1aDe . nan whO is shinhiR a6ous
 sa1zsiAgo f1ni1ys 1G0iuSm0bufSa E (csHlea = tssak up the famiIy sysaena e.ireay.-7tras SjfzfsKs.
The Arkansaw traveler., 1882-12-17
Each suAoog seoenfne scnethtne of in(1oes, to evsry.4 Ine1a os.te . psa

.s;::;s3 ;::;::;; z: 5; ;; TIE ORIGINAL ARikAl law fAAvxL,
 .ss. ss Aess sz g.s.s @ '. cARLisax7 SrCRAerEs
 The besa arsic3e = tke t1Bssy nsn of Car
 iisle's time eves pubiished.
 Among the origa hs9osous skesches in
 No. gre; "A ~ -. !" ..ws.ss1 s1se, :.
 -Pfansa1ioa philosop&y, i. @GssdssiGh 's tor
 tuse.r A isserasC maA~ Low abiding.
 -An old orphan, ,r@Mr. CsaaVae's perpler
 ny.n sWsong, i" etc. etc. etc.
 The fourth peos . rsp,ess vtsh abort sharp = ese ,ss sss ss ss s!s sa ss,A .ss sss
 The seiseeiea s( s(hsnsssns an1 Itsssssy miseeI1sny is .sery eoapaese. Anie3es fta1 1ss.ys,e. k:ss e. nSss = - ~. Avtss7. 7sSxssr&W Aa~Eas, Ae1 kosss q seses ee.slE sseesae., sssZ . .ske FAsply hsssesap9- ss. 7sxx..Sxsxx1YHeAKzkxs9Sexs 7sx <. Sexs r ks; !: ssEs kag.,se(4zSSys esecs = nse eesnh cDeoagssmmos.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1882-06-18

Sealed proposals for the construction
of a water supply for the city of Chey-
enne, Wyo., will be received at the
Office Of the city engineer until noon Of
Wednesday, 2sth inst. Said construc-
ton will include the laying of about At
miles IF pipe, the setting of 20 hydrants,
26 valves, etc, and the erection of a
wrought iron cistern with its attach
ments. The estimated cost is about
$40, 200. The city reserves the right to
reject any or all bids. Proposals must
be addressed to the undersigned and
endorsed proposals for the construc-
ton of water supply" Plans, speci-
fcations, drawings and profile may be
see at the office of the city engineer on
after Tuesday, goth instant.
WIN. G.. PRovINEs,
jl9td City Engineer.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1882-06-18

Reserved seats for the United Masto
dons, open IN Tuesday morning.

Reserved seats for the United Masto
dons, open on Tuesday morning.
The Methodist society has engaged
Library hall for a festival to be held on
Thursday evening next, when straw
berries, Ice cream, ETC., will be distrib-
uted with a lavish hand ''for a consid-
Grafton" and a generally enjoyable time
INDUCED in.
FEsTIvAL.-The strawberry and ice
cream festival given by the ladies of the
Presbyterian church in Keefs hall last
evening was a very pleasant affair and
very well ~patrOnized. The hall In itself
apleasant one, was rendered moro so by
the pleasant assembly, and the various
r~efreshment tables did a good business
until a late hour. About 300 were
cleared.
The Johnson Encampment L. G. r.
O., will give a strawberry and ice
cream festival at Library hall Tuesday
evening next, Goth inst, and a good
time is anticipated. On the same eve
ming and at the same place tho Adelphi
club will give Il social hop, dancing
to commence at $3.50. The hall has
been improved by receiving finishing
touchei n t.s lands f g'a.tCr-rs, dur
ing the past week, and is made much
~pleasanter thereby.
OPEN AIR CoNCERT.-The 4th in
fantry band will give an open air CON
cert on the parade ground at Fort D.
A Russell this evening at six O'Clock,
with the following
PRoGRAM:
/, New England Turner March, Rietzel
?. Troop, Nancy Lee ...... Halbrecht
3. Quickstep, The Major. 49,. .Missud
After the Dress Parade.
a. Panaphrase, Lorley. .Nesvadbs
b. Romance, Couldst Thou but Know
.... Balfe
JOSEPH NEyoTTI,
Chief Musician.