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Letter from Frances Dana Gage, Lambertville, New Jersey, to William Lloyd Garrison, Jan. 23'd, 1867
1. Letter from Frances Dana Gage, Lambertville, New Jersey, to William Lloyd Garrison, Jan. 23'd, 1867

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    Abolitionists; Antislavery Movements; Correspondence; Gage, Frances Dana 1808 1884; Garrison, William Lloyd 1805 1879; History; Slaver; United States
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Boozer's Hall, Lambertville for one night only, Tuesday evening, May 5th, 1863: The far-famed Sanford Opera Troupe: oldest company in the world! Samuel S. Sanford, manager. Mr. Sanford will have the honor of presenting the best troupe of artists that has ever been concentrated into one body, embracing: operatic talent, tragic merit comic ability, delineations of men, manners & customs and the special acts, as given with unbounded applause at his opera houses, Philadelphia and Harrisburg. Sanford appearing each evening! with his star troupe ... Them Irishmen, ... The exempts, ... Sanford's black edition of Romeo and Juliet ... Strange scenes from the tragedy of The stranger. ... Our relations! ... The whole to conclude with the laughable burlesque of Old Josh and his family ... Admission, 25 cents. Children 15 cents Doors open at 7 o'clock. To commence at quarter of 8. Front seats invariably reserved for ladies. Tom W. Brown, ag't
2. Boozer's Hall, Lambertville for one night only, Tuesday evening, May 5th, 1863: The far-famed Sanford Opera Troupe: oldest company in the world! Samuel S. Sanford, manager. Mr. Sanford will have the honor of presenting the best troupe of artists that has ever been concentrated into one body, embracing: operatic talent, tragic merit comic ability, delineations of men, manners & customs and the special acts, as given with unbounded applause at his opera houses, Philadelphia and Harrisburg. Sanford appearing each evening! with his star troupe ... Them Irishmen, ... The exempts, ... Sanford's black edition of Romeo and Juliet ... Strange scenes from the tragedy of The stranger. ... Our relations! ... The whole to conclude with the laughable burlesque of Old Josh and his family ... Admission, 25 cents. Children 15 cents Doors open at 7 o'clock. To commence at quarter of 8. Front seats invariably reserved for ladies. Tom W. Brown, ag't

Sanford's Opera Troupe

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    Broadsides; Entertainment Events; Kotzebue, August Von, 1761 1819; Lambertville; Minstrel Shows; New Jersey; Parodies, Imitations, Etc; Playbills; Romeo And Juliet; Shakespeare, William, 1654 1616; Stranger
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