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THOMAS BOWLING. Auct,oneer.


6AASGERY SALE Of TALUABLE REAL ESTATE
FEET On THE MESr SIDE OF VERNON Az,
AVENUE, NEAR THOMAS cikcLE, Asi
Of day
in Equity C atSsr No os Of C. p FSws
pa the BAY 81 s1 or
highest bidder, all the right title and interest of the
real estate. wit: Lots numbered from forty nine
l49l sixty 900 both incuiye. and the south htteen
Numbered forty l4s5 by the ui depth the cot
all in the said George hayr subdivision Of Part Of
the pst plan OF the city Of Washington in the DIS
M. folio is Of the records Of the surveyors Once b.
c. ing the property now occupied BY the said aylor
on the west side OF Vermont avenue. opposite "lhe
said sale will be made subject to deed of trust made
G. Rutherford, record ~ the land Of said
ss M ~ ii rSss s
70 Wit One pinepsi note for sixty th9usaad dollars
ss ST
mentioned, each for the sum OF eighteen hundred
dollars, one of which mat ured on the I'D day of
January, 1888 and the other will mature on the 2d
cash in hand, and the residue in two equal nstanents
on credit Of one .h and two r from the
his notes for the deferred instaments Of purchase
sls S.y FL in
and give such security for the payment thereof as
may be satisfactory to the approved by
the court; the purchaser pay all cash, at his
OPTION. deposit OF $500 will be required the day
of sale and the purchaser will be required fully
comply with the terms sale within days there
after, or the property will he resold ut his risk and
costa All fzYtSE trustee
Corcoran Building.
CHARLES G. COLE, Trustee,
1vQ-d&ds Fendall Building.
~ THE SALE ADVERTISED AS ABOVE IS, BY
consent, adjourned to take place MONDAY JULY
TWENTY.IHREE, 1889, q same hour and place.
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THE TRADES.

CPEciAITY IN Bo0KBINDIN0.-HARPEKv AND
- CsDtuSI Mags9tpes LIQUID Tor IS and IS csnts =
fhx LxCE1T PlHD9ky Sessahlt.hsd lSz5a l0lS
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GRAND MONTHLY DRAWING
IN The ACADEMY OF MUSIC. NEW ORLEANS.
TUESDAY. AUGUST z. 1855.
CAPITAL PRIZE. 100000.

i34 Prizes. amounting 800
NoTE-Tickets drawing Capital Prizes not
titled to terminal Prizes.
assiroo For CLUB RATES or any further information
ing your residence. with State, County, street and
Number More rapid return mail delivery will be
full address.
Send POSTAL NOTES. Express Money Orders
OF New York Exchange in ordinary letter. Currency
by Express lat our expense) addressed to
IA. A. DAUPHIN,
New Orleans. La.
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Promotes luxurisnt growth.
Never fatls to Restore Gray Hair 10 IT.
Youthful Color.
Cures Scalp Diseases and Hair falling
800 ct DrunristsL 3A7-wka1
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AUCTION SALES.
IRl SIZES SALE OF No. 1905 H ST. NV.

sSus S q ssss e Tu;t 70 Ne psSsSss,
sea- one Of The land record. .; the p,.irs ~ So1n
oia ard =, The written request Of the holder q the
hSis q me On "" I'll Ss
EIGhIH DAY or JULY. 1855, Al FivE AND 4 HALL
estate situate in the city OF Washington d c. q wts
Part q o,sna lot L. IN square n IA oss,.
northeast corner Of :aid square thncs west on the line
thence 20 feet thence north Io4 feet inches %
the point Of oesinn,ns Also. the rlsht Of ~ fee
Daniel Hasner dated August s 1858. and reeOrisd
IN Liber No. 500. folio 262 ct seq, one Of said lsnd
IF ssS seSai e Not d1s lts u.s. and
note for q 900 With Interest a. Per cent yer an
num- after January l+ih, lsss, and the other dated
1888 folO So ct sea- one d SAID land records sec1r:
ms thirty notes for ESQ each. payable an thrt,-
pecemSer stI. iss %ith interest al the rate u 10
Per cent per snnum. alter said December sth payable
Terms Of sale cash. 800 Of which must be deposited
when the propesty Is knocked down and the balance
ancinr at purchasers cost. II terms Of sale not
az the ann cost ~ the srn she purhss 10 r
nv. days notice by adverti'smspt n the Evening
GEo. W sTIcKNEr. Auct Nao.si2ts6ssi
STE 6 5laSI ihE = sMiThsoSihS fSsii-
ssyr s N e deed Of trust SeoGsSSd in
Of the party secured Will sell public auction.
a ,h T Z sHS hfhs BAY Seds q
a ID. 1883. At HALt-PAST 1--WE O'CLOCK T. NJ.
that piece OF land situate Washington city. u. C.
and kRwn as lot Numbered nineteen Cl9l. Of Abrrin
Batrs recorded subdivision Of part Of original lot
ven tI). In square three hundred and twenty -nve
SoSol. improved by Substantial aud comfortable
frame dwelling house.
Terms OF sale one-third Of the purchase money in
cash within ten days from the day of s-l. aud the
With interest at per cent from the day Il sale. and
cured oy deed OF trus on the property SOLD all
purchase money may be paid in cash Adeposit OF 100
VIII oe required whom the property is sold. All con-
NeSanclg al the purchasers If the sale
are not complied with within day the day of
sale the trustees reserve the right e resell the proper
" at the cost and risk OF the deiauItng purrhaser
after hve days advertisement some newspaIer
printed and published in the said city.
WlLLlAM ". BOARMAN,l r,.
GEORGE Z. BOAhMAN. \ fus'ees
Yl4-dSds GEO. W. S1lChNEI, Auct.
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Executors of jacob Frank, Deceased.
DUNCANSCN BROS, AucIoneers. yl.Si
~ LOT. IMPRoV ID BY HOUSE No 1l5 FIFTa
SrEEEI SOUTHEAST, HAVING A FRONT OF
24IEtT BY A DEPlH OF %. L FELI, 10 AL

f,HANCERY SALE OF VALUABLE BUILDING
sHi iHF sG4TH2t 81 GsSfNG fkoST Of
"a IEtT BY A DIPIH OF 95I FELT. 10 AL
By virtue Of decree Of the Supreme Court of the
District Of CouW Mi %ade IN ths 10 in
ss, and HATS sR Af Me ARE ire
O'CLOCK, sell at public auction. in front of the
at Of the city OF washins in the District Of Co
umbia and being part of lots twelve and thirteen
point on Ff Ii street thiry-ve ts55 feet north
from the southeast corner Of LOT thirteen q 81 run
9 est thence me- west hs sni i depth Of LOT thence
four ca feet thence east to the place q beginning
Terms of sale: One-hslf Of the purchase money in
bear Interest from the day sale to be evidenced
BY the notes Of the purchase which ar TO BE- secured
chssers option. derosit OF 900 REQUIRED a. sale
Terms Of sais TO be- coSSed with e withi ten days.
otherwise the tru tee the right 10 resell the
FISK and cost oil 'nf E asnf r%EsoLb Trustee
pUNcANsoN BROS. Auctioneers iyis-dts
VI,HoMAs DOWNING, Aucuoneer.
caANcERy SALE OF VALUABLE SUBURBAN
sfA AxEk Adlfs q
By virtue OF decree Of the Supreme Court of the
District OF columbia, passed in Equity Cause No
si sSh H BAY Of
JULY, A. ID. 1888 at SIX O'CLOCK 7. NJ, part OF a
tract Of land in the County q Washington District OF
Columbia, known 'Fletchall's Chance and con
tanning twenty GO, u land distant about ne
from Tenallytow2, being part oi the formerly
owned by John T. Chappel and partc alArly desc bed
in the proceedings hadin the above ntioned cause
Terms Of sale One-l bird each. aud the balance in
aud two years with interest from the day of sale
to be secured by the notes OF the purchaser deed
of trust the propery sold, all b. at the pur-
chasers option IL the terms not complied with in
twenty days the Trustee the resell
the defanl ing risk and Cost deposit Of
$500 Will be required At the time of be
paid the day OF sale. All conveyancing and record
ing at the purchasers cost
GEORGE 4 HAMILTON, Trustee,
N12-dkds Sun Building
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DENTISTRY.
ATTORNEYS.

TyAMPSEIL- cAkRIN0ToH, ATToRNEY-Ar-
svsenA Wakangssa u c. ksa6snsA 1Sl6 q .
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We the undersigned Banks and Bankers, tciN pay all
Prizes drnrn in The Louisiana State Letter rhich
may be presented at our counters.
NJ WALMSLEY, Pres. Louisiana National Bank
PlERRE LANAUX, Pres State Natl Jnal Bank.
A. BALDWIN, Pres. New Orleans National Bank.
CARL kOuN. Pres Union Matt ,nal Bank.
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OMAS BOWLING, Aucuoneer.
ADMINISTRATORS SALE
THE STOCK
OF A

On TUESDAY MORNING, JULY TWENTY.
FOURTH. 1883. commencing at TEN O'CLOCK. I
shall sell at the tailoring establishment of the late
Joseph u Cecil, 1l3 sth street southeast, opposite
Marine Baracks, the entire stock embracing q full
and choice line Of suitins of every desert ton This
Is large and we'll selected stock of goods and should
vidual buyers
Terms cash.
y2O-dts EDWIN H HARNER, Administrators.
nUNCANSON BROS. Auctioneers.
HEATING AND COOKING STOVES. TINS. HARD
MARE. STOVE BRICKS AND CASTINGS,
PnuMBEk'S SUPPLIES, COOKING UTENSILS
ALLY.
BY virtue of deed of assignment given to me- and
duiy recorded will sell on WEDNESDAY, MOANING.
JULY IWENIl-FIFTH, 1883, AT TEN O'CLOCK
A NJ, at store 2lQ2 1Ith street northwest, all the
stock, &C., contained therein.
Terms cash.
WILLIAM A. PATE,
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svTHE SALE ADVERTISED AS ABOVE Is By
consent, adjourned to take place MONDAY. JULY
TWENTY THREE. 1888, At same hour and place.
WILLIAM TAYLOE SNYDER, Trustee.
Corcoran Building.
CHARLES c. COLE, Trustee,
tvO0-dkda Fendsu Building.
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III.
let OF with six months hard labor, at the end OF
which he was free 10 pursue his sporting career
But an account OF the affair, magnined by rumor,
soon reached Lady Jones, who came from High,
gate at the utmost speed TO which the stout COACH
man could be persuaded to urge his fat horses.
She found Robert with his head bandaged up ami
looking pale and interesting, but extremely com
Portable, with Denise waiting upon him asstdlI-
ously, and the children doing their best to amuse
MIN. Lady Jones was full OF contriItOn for hay-
Ing given MIN "those wretches," the Bassets TO
look after him; and there was complete reconcile
alton all round, while three and four times a day
messengers would arrive IRON The Willows Laden
with dollhouse grapes, flowers, and other luxu-
ries for the benefit OF the invalid and his attend
ants. When Robert was cured OF his hurt there
came an urgent Invitation from The Willows Mrs
Carmichael was to go and spend a few weeks there
welcome at The Fins, ard those dreadful rooms
might be shut up for while till the establishment
could be reorganized. Denise accepted the invita-
ton Tor all parties But there was some sadness
al leaving, for 1t was evident that Denise would
return no more to Bloomsbury, and both she and
pert had been happier during the past few
moths than they cared to confess. Lady Jones
hac arranged state dinner party for the day OF
their arrival and at the last moment Robert re-
ceyed note from Lady Jones. IAN unexpected
suest will arrive-prepare Denise and yourself for
great, and, l hope, an agreeable surprise"
turned pale with apprehension.
All was gay and festive at The willows that
night as Lady Jones' guests were gathered in her
But there was no starting presence 10 FAR. onIv
tne oid familiar faces were there, although Lady
Jones. mysterious and anxious, was evidently
waiting for some favored guest. At last however
she ordered dinner to be served; but when her
guests had taken their places It was seen that
vacant chair reserved on the right hand OF the
hostess. while she had arranged that Mrs Car
mlchei should be placed between Mr. Nesbet and
tne omlnous blank. Clara had fallen 70 Roberts
saare, while young Levison beamed at her from
the opposite side OF the table
AZ what moment 1t happened NO one could Justly
say; but all OF o sudden the vacant piace vsas
nlieo Ihere Is no room for demonstration OF feel
ing at dinnertable; but o general thrill ran
guest was universally recognized as Col Car
mcneL Robert turned white and red, and kept
us eyes nxed upon Denise. IL was q cruel sur
was ~ moes unenoarrassed oe the party. She
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I,oR POTOMAC RIVER LANDINGS.
Il NEW IRON sTEAMIR "wAKkFTELD~
Leaves 9TH St wharf MONDAYS. TIL kSDAY0
aud SATURDAls at An Returning TUESDAYS
FRIDAYS aud SUNDAYS D. Va. touclin. at kiyerI.And-
ings a. far NouIini Greek Va St Clements BAY sd
LeOnardtown, Nd Connects with Is aud q X X. ss
Shepherds see schedule. JOHN IL. PAD0EIT. Al
&. W. RIDLEY. Manager. ja25
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POTOMAC RIVER BOATS.
Mt. VERMONT MT. VERNON,

STEAMER W. W CORCORAN
Leaves sth street wharf daily tercet sunday for NJ
Vernon and River Landings far down ~ lymont at
10 O'Clock a m. Returning. reaches Washington
about $50 y. IN
slO L. L BLAKE CAPTAIN
Montgomery County sentinel., 1888-04-20
High License No. 4.

Mr.. Bditor .-"lIigh license in ST. Paul,
Minnesota, which went into effect on Fri
day last, promises, ut least, To be d valuable
feeder To that cIty's treasury. Up to We'd
nesday 2S5 licenses had been issued, aud it
is expected the number Will be increased To
1876. AS no one can obtain license with.
out having first deposited 5 900, 1t Will be
seen that $2S5, 900 have already been assur-
ed, with a lair prospect that the total amount
will fiualy he $325 900. 0."-Inter Ocean.
Item No /. Did you ever see dog or
cat chasing it's own tail ? Round and round
1t goes, faster and faster and faster; but it
does not get out Of its own circle. Well,
that is high license alter prohibition, las the
friends Of high license claiin,) eteraany
chasing its own tail and never biting it of.
Item No. 2. Saloons Tor their existence
need drinking; drinking demands drunk
ards; drunkards commit crimes; crimes de-
mand courts; courts cost money. Hence
high license tax on saloons To raise money
TO pay the expenses Of the courts necessd
riiy made more heavy by the trial OF crimes
committed by drunkards, who drink in sd
looms licensed To raise revenue. The circuit
is complete. The animal is chasing its own
tall. High license is running around to
catch prohibition. So license u carry on
drinking will never stamp out drinking
Item Mob. True prohibition does not pro-
hiblt any more than an axe saws, or a reaper
cuts grain, Or gun shoots. When you pro-
pose to clear up timber land you do not SOW
axes prOmiscuously around, no matter how
great their cutting power, hoping and trust
ing that they may OF themselves cut down
the forest, but you put each axe into the
hand of one who is trained to his work and
determined to fell trees, and then, and not
till then, the axe will cut the tree.
Item No. 4. Array the conscience OF the
community against the curse OF the commu-
nifty, and the curse must go TO the wall.
Montgomery County sentinel., 1888-04-20
An Opportunity for she People of
Rockville.

In Baltimore one OF lie most rapidly grow
ing enterprises of the last few years, and one
of the mos, appreciated as well has been the
instalment business Its great advantage and
benefits especially 10 The medium aud poorer
classes cannot be overestimated. Formerly
people in ordinary circumstances were com
PEELED to do without great many necessary
comforts of life; that Is, their houses were
scanlily furnished, and only because they
could not at any time raise sufficient cash
money TO properly furnish them. What little
furniture they had was OF the poorest and
cheapest class and never made II respectable
appearance, or gave any satisfaction. Now on
the lnstallment Plan any honest person, no
matter what his or her circumstances are, no
matter how poor or how itch, can get any
thing in the way of Furniture, Carpets, Stoves,
Crockery, Refrigera,ors, Baby Carriages, Par
or Organs, ETC., in fact any or everything ne
cessary to furnish the Home complete from
cellar 10 attic they can get all these by sim
ply paying small amount cash down and
the balance on small monthly payments,
which are Dmde 10 suit the circumstances and
are always made so low that the money will
hardly be missed. This plan has become so
popular in all the larger cities that over Two
thirds of all the people now purchase their
household goods that way-in fact all except
ing the eX,reale wealthy classes. Now the
people of Rock lille never have had this op-
portunity offered them, so the Peoples In-
slallment Company, 9and ll9 l2 N. How
ard Street, between Fayette and Lexington
SITS, Baltimore, the largest and best conduct
ed and most reliable Installnent house in Bal
timore, have decided to allow any resident of
Rockville or immediate vicinity the same ad-
vantage as the people Of Baltimore now en-
Jov-ihat is 10 sell them anything which they
may desire TO have on the InSiallment plan at
lowest cash prices and make terms OF pay
menis low enough 10 suit any ones convent
ence This House not only sells everything in
the way of Furniture, Carpets, Stoves, Re-
frigeralors Baby Carriages, Crockery, Gut
lery, House Furnishing Goods Parlor Organs
etc, bnl also carries complete stock of Silks
Velvets, Foreign and Domestic Dress Goods
Ladies' Cloaks and Wraps, Millinery, Gents
Youths Boys and Childrcn's Clothing,
Shoes, Hats, Watches, Jewelry, elr in fact
they are general ouliitlers and are the only |
House in Baltimore where wearing apparel
as well us tuln lnitule TOO can he bought on the
lnstallmenI Plan at Cash Prices and very easy
terms oi payment This House will always
be glad 10 have the people of Rockville call
on them whether they intend purchasing or
not will be glad to have them look through |
their immense warehouse and get full parlic-
ulhrs regarding terms, etc. Any information
desired by mail will be promptly furnished
Montgomery County sentinel., 1888-04-20
Travilah Items.

Tfavilah Items.
The whistle of the plow boy is now heard
Mr.. B. F. Harriss g. Bro have been busy
saving all the spring.
Mr.. Wade Magruder has erected wire
fence around his yard, which adds much to
the appearance OF the village
The Literary Society of this place held
their closing exercises of the season on Fri
day night last.
We were pleased to see so many smiling
faces from the neighborhood of Darnestown
who honored US with their presence and
hope that we may have the pleasure Of re-
taliating at some future day. We sincerely
hope that those who have attended the So
ciety during the winter, not only those who
have taken an active part, but those who
have come as spectators have been benefited
thereby; and we trust it may become more
of success in the future, and all who at
tend will come forward with willing hands
and do the best they can.
The subject for debate: Resolved, That
the principle of a protective tariff is false
and injurious. Affirmative, M. b. Montgom-
cry, Geo. Rice and W. Hinkley; negative,
j. S. Gilliss, H. G. Ward and D. l.. Rath
bun. The subject was warmly discussed
for a considerable length of time, and we
think both sides deserve great deal of
credit for the manly way in which they
handled the subject. No decision was made.
The Society, after rendering a vote of
thanks to Mr.. Rathbun and Mr. Hinkey
for their services, and to Mr. Montgomery
as being the originator of the Society, ad-
journed to meet SINE die
April IS, 1888. UNIQUE.
Montgomery County sentinel., 1888-04-20
CHAPTER 33h

AN ACT to direc, the County Commission
ers of Montgomery county to levy sum of
money for the use of Thomas +. Cashell OF
Montgomery county, for taxes paid by him
in error.
Section Be it enacted by the General
Assembly Of Maryland That the County Com :
missioners OF Montgomery coInty be and
they are hereby directed al the time Of max
ing their next annual levy to levy for the use
of Thomas f. Cashell. OF Montgomery coun-
ty, the sum of forty-fve dollars and ninety
cents as taxes paid in error.
Section g. And bo il enacted, That this
Act shall take effect from the date of its pas
sage.
hereby certify that the foregoing Is true
copy Of an Act of the General Assembly of
Maryland passed January Session 1888.
CARLTON SHAFER,
Chief Clerk House of Delegates
Montgomery County sentinel., 1888-04-20
Greatly Excited,

Not few Of the citizens Of Chicago have
recently become greatly excited over the as
founding facts, that several of their friends
who had been pronounced by their physi-
clans as incurable and beyond all hope
suffering with that dreaded monster Con-
sumption-have been completely cured by
DR.. Kings New Discovery for Consumption,
the only remedy that does positively cure
all throat and luns diseases, Coughs, Colds,
Asthms and Bronchitis. Trial bottle free q
ell Drug Stores, large bottles 81.
Montgomery County sentinel., 1888-04-20
CHAPTER l2S.

AN ACT 10 authorize the County Commits
sioner Of Montgomery County 10 levy GER
tian sums of money 10 pay the claims OF Il
H. Cissel, Richard IL Perry and Upton Dar-
by for taxes paid in error.
Section |. Be il enacted by the General
Assembly of Maryland, That the County
Commissioners OF Montgomery county be and
they are hereby authorized TO levy the follow
ing sums of money TO pay the claims OF II. IL.
Cissel, Rich'rd II Perry and Upton Darby
for taxes paid in error, to wit 10 Il. II Cis
sci, the sum OF eighty-Iix dollars aud footy
three cents for taxes paid in error for the
years eighteen hundred and eighty-three, eigh-
teen hundred and eighty-four, and eighteen
hundred aud eghty-fve; to Richard II Per-
ry the sum OF thirty dollars and seventy
cents for taxes paid in error from the wear
eighteen hundred and sixty to the year egh-
teen hundred aud eighty tour, both inclusive;
to Upton Darby the sum OF sixty-four dollars
and ffty-fve cents.
Section 2 And be it enacted That this Act
shall take effect from the date OF its passage
hereby certify that the foregoing is true
copy OF an Act of the General Assembly of
Mary land passed January Session 1888
CARLTON SHAFER,
Chief Clerk House of Delegates.
Montgomery County sentinel., 1888-04-20

are a party, and shall receive the same fees al
lowed justices Of the peace in similar cases,
and an appeal from his Judgment where the
demand or fue exceeds FIVE dollars will he
taken TO the circuit court for Montgomery
county, which shall hear and determine the
matter as upon appeals from justices of the
peace.
Bee. 23. And be il enacted That the chief
bailif shall have the same fees for making dis
tress for taxes as are allowed county collectors
aud for making arresl or serving process for
violations of any ordinances of the corpora
tion the same as are allowed constahles for
similar services, and when the bailff willfully
fails to discharge any duties of his Office he
may be fined not exceeding ten dollars for
any one otfense.
Sec. "a. And be it enacted, Thatany fines,
penalties and forfeitures imposed by this char
ter or by any ordinance OF the commissioners
may be collected by proceedings in The name
OF the commissioners or justice Of the peace,
and the said president or justice of the peace
shall have power to commit the offender to the
county Jail on failure to pay such fines aud
forfeitures until the same shall be paid with
cost.
Sec. %. And be it enacted That the COM
missioners shall not expend or contract to ex-
pend in any one year more money than the
amount receivable from taxes and other sources
for that year.
Sec. %. And be it enacted, That the Coun-
y Commissioners, jus tices of the peace, sher-
tiffs constables and all State and county Off
GERS shall have, hold and exercise their offices
and jurisdiction in said town as if this char
ter had not been granted, and the commits
si oners for Montgomery county shall appro-
pirate annually one-h alf of the tax levied or
imposed upon the assessable property within
the corporate limits of the town, and shall or
der the county collectors who shall collect the
Montgomery County sentinel., 1888-04-20

Entertainment-An Old Folks Enter.

Entertainment.-An Old Folks Enter
tainment will be given in the Academy, at
Darhestown, on Friday night, April 27th
Thetprogram,ne will consist of old songs,
rende bred by singers in costume. a number of
declAmations embodying sentiments popu-
lar 10 the far past of our national history
and still retaining their power to stir the soul
The C0urtship Of Miles Standsh will be
rendered by the young people, in connection
with which will be several tableaux.
Doors will open 1880 and the performance
begin at 8 O'Clock, p. M. Tickets can be
procured at Darnestown or in the Academy
for 25 cents each, deduction being made in
the case of children.