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Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1853-02-22

should not have published the hr,ic.e ain i,le
edition intended for Northern circulation II
The conception Of such Irenchery should en-
title ,be man, whose properly il is. 10 lau.
rel wreath from the Duchess Of Sutherland
and her fair colerie Of hyPocriIical INFER.
meddlers.
Blu, moi 10 particulariEe the many assaults
which have been made upon Us with ap.
peals TO Northern men TO Withdraw from the
support OF the Magazine. we now tell the
whole fraternity Of proscrip,ives lha, we are
not 10 be gagged or coughed down. We
feel nothing but unutIeruble contempt and
scorn for the whole class Of liberty people
falsely so named) whose ideas Of liberty
consist in allowing nobody to live who ex.
presses sentiments adverse TO their notions
They would introduce code Of violence
and hang every man to the lantern who
dared speak word, or write line tha, had
not previously been pronounced by them
good doctrine. For one we hurl defiance in
their teeth, and ask them to do their bra
vest We ask no terms from their impu.
den, writer's or their specializing lecturers
for their vocation is-lo make money
When other Northern publishers and ed
irors become such moral towards ,ha, fear
Of losing fana,ical Northern support shall
cause them 10 be silent upon great public
questions, Death will have already entered
the house--,he master will be defunct-they
should put Grape upon The door, bury the
newspaper and magazine, and lei pe,lcoats
rampant usurp the forum and dictate laws
When public sentiment reaches that poin
we shalF sink our subscripl plion-books in the
Delaware, and 60 buck 10 the saw and the
jack.plune, free spoken mechanic, but moi
gagged editor.
In tho meanwhile, we care as little fol
The hornets we have reused as for the gnat.
in the air, and shall 60 on editing Graham,
Magazine In our own free and Independent
way, with the full assurance of very ample
support, so long as we publish magazine
iha, has opinions Of its own 10 provoke hos.
tile criticism or ensure friendly. To all
valiant MacDuffs, who write for praise and
dollars, we say, "Lay on !" If you only
spend little Of your money in helping tc
raise the condition Of the free negoes Of the
North, we shall bear your abuse patiently
and try TO think you sincere!
Come willis. you are in the humor, we
will give you chance. We will pay into
the hands Of Charles S. Boxer, ESQ, Presi
den. Of tho Girard Bank, the sum OF $1,000
to be devoted TO the founding of Coleg,
in the county Of Philadelphia, for the edu
cation Of free black youth ofsuperior prom.
ise: provided. 800 out Of so many ihous
and pboitionisls, who are 10 be taken from
Graham, will each subscribe the sam.
amount, and pay, for the same purpose. The
cash into the hands Of the gentleman named
"FRIENDs OF THE BLACK MAN "-Fde.
the music
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1853-02-22

0J Tho nillsborough News comes to us
this week greatly enlarged and improved -
In the center Of the heudis a representation
Of locomotive with The motto. "Baltimore
10 Cincinnati via Ililsborough." Here's
our hand on that, neighbor; and when. the
line is completed, including the branch TO
Pomcroy, (Which we have every reason to
expect within thirty monlhs) we intend TO
apply for free ticker to an editorial jollf.
cation a, the aforesaid city Of Hillsboro' il
invited. If not invited, we shall endeavor
TO forward an invitation and ticket 10 our
friends in that quarer 10 visit Pomeroy.-
Pu, The Telegraph on your exchange list.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1853-02-22

CENTRALisM.--In the early ages OF our
Republic, great fears were manifested, leas,
the patronage OF the Executive al Washing.
ton should overshadow the Suites and tho
people, and produce a Capitalization OF
power which would be fatal 10 the liberties
of the people. Tha, patronage is now prob.
ably fifty times greater than IL tlisn was,
and the people seem 10 have shut their eyes
TO the danger. But, in addition to all this
there is now proposition before Congress.
TO vote ten millions Of dollars 10 the new
Executive, TO be used In such manner as he
may deem proper, &c. &c. The scheme 10
no doubt 10 let the President have in his
hands the means Of gotling tho nation inio
war with some foreign power, and thus evade
the constitutional bar. which places the
power to declare war in the Congress OF The
United States. With this startling proposi.
lion before Them, the people seem TO look
on with grea, Indifference. They mus,
learn that "etsrnal vigilance is the price Of
liberty, and they must exercise that vigi.
lance, or before they ure aware Of II, their
liberties will cease to exist. Such PROPOSE.
lion should be literally kicked ou, Of Con.
gress. and If the mover Of ., wen, hastily
alter 1t, il would be no matter. Lei the peo.
pie watch those who are sen, 10 make laws
for lhem.-Belnont Chronicle.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1853-02-22

ILLUSTRATED MlGAziNE OF ART.--The
February number is before US, and is quite
an improvement. on the irsl. This, as we
stated before, is new monthly, published in
New York by Alexander Montgomery. We
have not space for an extended notice, bul
will say 10 all who wish a good illustrated
work, Subscribe for the illustrated Magazine
of An." Prico $500 per annum. We
shall notice it more particular, a, our earlies.
conYeience.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1853-02-22
Adjournment-Joking upon Facts,
"Grnding away
At four dollars day."

At four dollars day."
bu, for the life Of us, we cannot perceive
what bcnef, their legislation is likely to be
10 the State. All the laws yet passed have
been published in the Telegraph, and il oul
readers, and if those who have read Them,
consider them cheap al the price paid, they
either have grea, deal more sense, or 1
grea, deal less than oursei, and we MAKE
no great prelonsionS.
The following rich and racy scent
occurred in the House on tho lilh inst. |
is worth reading -
Mr.. CockerilI, from the select committee
reported back Senate join, resolution for ,
sine die adjournmen, on the 2lsl Of Febru
ary. without recommendation.
The minority Of the committee recon-
mended striking out the 2lst Of February
and inserting the lst Monday in March.
Mr.. O'Ncil moved 10 insert The Cd Mon
day Of March.
Mr.. O'Neil stated The amoun, Of busines,
before the Legislature, which, in his opin
ion, would prevent an earlier adjournment
and, unless completed. would bring on ,hi
body the disupProbalon Of The people.
Mr.. SheIlabnrger did not feel il part o
his business, as one Of the minority 10 huv,
much to say on This matter, but sill he
thought an earlier duy nigh, be msnlionet
for adjournment.
Mr. Ilouk moved the further considern
lion Of tHis resolution be postponed ill I
week from next Monday.
Mr.. Beckel opposed The motion. III
thought tho best and mast popular measure
This body could pass would be to adjourn
and no nc, they could perform would sinh
them lower than they were.
Mr.. O'Neil though, IL anything was cal
culaied 10 sink body In the estimation o
the people, it was the fact that such per
son as Mr. BeckeI was o member
Mr.. Smith, Of Stark, had heard no con
domination Of this body In his county, cv
cry voice, Ghclher Of Whig or Democrat
was raised in praise Of this body. II,
thought, /, would ever be held in Ofeciion
ate remembl ancs az worthy Of all commem
oraiion. and he looked forward with regre
10 The day of separation. Laughter.
Aller further rennrks from Messrs. Ware
Of Warren, Morgan, and Plumb. the vo'r
on posiponing the resolution was iaken ant
resulted yeas 81, nays SO. So the HOUSE
refused to postpone.
Mr. O'Nsil moved 70 lay The reso'utior
aud peadii.g amendments on the able
Csrred--yess 30 nays 81.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1853-02-22

IMPORTANT FROM RUsslA.-The Boston
Traveller is indebted to a mercantile house
of .ha. city for the following ax,ract from a
letter, just received from 81. Pe,ersburgh.
and da,ed the 21st December:
"There is repor, that the plague has
entered Russia, and is prevalent al As,ra.
chan and another place. The Emperor has
ordered military Gordon OF sixty or seventy
thousand men 10 prevent lis advancing
further into the interior OF tho county,
Some alarm is fell at 81. Peiersburgh, though
in former times, as in The reign OF Caihsrins,
il stopped q, Moscow"
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1853-02-22
Fire.

On Saturday morning last, between 7 and
8 o'clock, fire broke ou, in Stove Store Q.
William j. Prall. on Front street, a few
doors above this office, but the flames were
sUbdued before doing serious damage. For
!hnalo for owners Of buildings on this square
that i. did no, occur a, night. Ills supposed
thu, The fire waa communicated by spark.
falling VI on the roof.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1853-02-22


ln answer % some Inquiries Col. MoRRi.
said, 'hu, The esIlmpIed cos, Of The PomerOy
Branch was from $4,000 60 $50, 900
'ha. il the citizens Of Meigs county sub.
scribed One kGT this amount 10 the capital
sock OfOf the company the branch would
be buill--lhat those who subscribed STOCK
became stockholders in the main line al
well as the branches-,hu, 10 insure the
expenditure OF the amount subscribed here
upon this branch, a local treasurer would be
appointed here. who should only pay over
10 the company the funds in his hands o,
The work progressed on Tho branch road
that the stock was divided in,o shares o
fifty dollars each, payable in ins,ullmen,s oil
about ten per cent a, sixty to ninety days
each.
Afler other speeches and explanations
the resolution offered by Mr.. HoKroN was
unanimously adopted, and, ON motion an
Executive Committee. consisting OF the fol-
lowing gentlemen. was appointed TO solici
subscriptions Of stock, viz:
Messrs. V. B. Horton, VIM. Taylor, John
Cartwright, c. R. Pomeroy, Lewis s. Nye
NJ. Boswor,h. Isaac Carlton, Oliver Grant
and Warren Juncs.
On motion Of Mr.. Cartwright, The meeting
then adjourned TO NEE, at tho Court. house
in Pomeroy, on Tuesday epesisg, Msrcl
lat.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1853-02-22

SHOCKING AccIDENT.--Wednesday eve.
ming last, as Charles tlellman, druggist 10
the Commercial Hospital, Cincinnati, was
placing piece Of buckskin over the stopper
Of bottle filled with concentrated aqua arr.
monia or volatile alkali, 10 preyen. I, from
evapora,ing, the cork few out, and the II.
quid covered his face and shoulders. DR..
Delaney, who was present, covered the
burnt parts with diluted acelic acid, which
neu,raized the effect oil the alkali and pre-
vented suffoca,ion. As il is, his face, eyes
and mouth are severely burnt.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1853-02-22

New YORK, Feb. 17.--Gen, Pierce ar
rived here las. night at midnighN He 10
stopping q, tho As.or House, where he dc.
sires 70 remain nndislurbed, owing to the
delicate State of his, health.
Mrs. Pierce is in such feeble health ,has
she did not accompany her husband, The
General leaves this eavning FOR PhiadelPhia.
General Pierce left this afternoon direct
for Washington. -. ls .ae.ssF
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1853-02-22

TAKEN AT HIS OFFRR.-A friend, says
the editor Of the Waterford Sentinel, was "a.
ken q, his offer a day or TWO since. He
published The following:
We shall publish no marriage notice un.
less accompanied by The sum OF one dollar.
-Ex. gIt
We will publish all such notices for q
kiss from the BRIDE Waterford SeniiaeI.
A few days afier. plump-looking colored
girl entered his Office, for the purpose Of
informing her friends, and the colored gen.
try generally, that she had taken TO herself
one Sambo, for better or for wus.' The
editor replied he should have TO charge her
dollar. She hes,sted moment, and then
opening paper, pointed TO the article iE
question. The editor blushcd and ihe
bride turned pale, bu. whether they kiSSs !.
dcponenl sayeth moi.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1853-02-22

New ORLEANS Feb, live had ire.
mendous gale here this morning. The
steamer John Swasey, from Bayou Sara.
with cargo Of over 1000 bales cotton, took
fire and is still burning. She will probably
be total loss. The steamer 81. Charles.
lying along side also caught FIRE, and. j. sI'll
burning. .j4I v~.tagro
The steamer Eclipse, which had Just ar
rived, was in greni danger, but succeeded 10
showing Out inlo ,he river. Several boals
were injured by the gale. ses ,s,sssA
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1853-02-22
Rates OF Postage.

AZ we are efIen a, loss TO know wha'
amount of postage stamps to affix to docu-
ments designed for the mails, We have beer
at The trouble 10 prepare table, which we
believe will furnish all necessary inlorma-
lion Al, a glance, and in very convenient
form:
Letters
Each hali.ounce, under 5000 miles, un.
paid, &c; prepaid Sc.
Each halC.ouncs over 5000 miles unpaid,
1oc.; prepaid &c.
All Printed Matter in general, anywhere
in the u. S.
First three ounces, lc'
Each subsequednt ounce, lc
If moi prepaid, double those rites.
But
Newspapers and Periodicals-puid quarter
y or yearly in advance
First three ounces, &c
Each subsequent ounce. &c
And, if not weighing over II ounces, in
the Sla,e where published, 4c each.
Weekly papers in the county where pub
liSbed, free.
Small Newspapers und1 When sent in
Periodicals, published ev. packages, which
cry month or ofisner, and weigh at least {
Pamphlets of l6 octave o., prepaid, 3c
pages or less, per ounce.
Books-bound or unbound-weighiag no,
more than pounds, may be sen. by mail
for each ouuce--
Under 5000 miles, prepaid, lc,; unpaid, &C.
Over 14c. &c
Fractions over a single rate are charged
as one rate.
"Periodcals,' in the sense used above
are publications issued once in three months
or olIener.
Gu, out tho above, and stick, !, up in I
convenient place, and II will save you nnt
your postmaster deal Of trouble in asking
and answering questions.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1853-02-22

@Mr. MORGAN has given notice In III,
House Of Representatives, OF Ohio, OF hi.
intention 10 introduce bill for the suppress
sion of spiritual ruppings". There are
between twenty-five and thirty persons in
the Lunalic Asylum now, whose lunacy i,
clearly tracenble 10 these "Rappings;" bu
we doubt the propric,y Of any such legisla'
lion on the subj.ci.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1853-02-22
Foreign NcwS-ArrivaI OF the Pro-
peller Alps.

RSbCA <AhRSe
New York, Feb. II, P. M.-The British
steam propeller Alps, with advices from Liv.
erpool 10 Wednesday, the end inst, arrived
al this por, at half past six o'clock this eve
ming.
GENERAL INTELLIGENcE.
The steamer America arrived out on The
S0,h uli. aa u
The Alps passed the Caloric ship Ericsson,
this morning, about forty miles soulh'east Of
Ibe Highlands.
The civil marriage Of The Emperor Ma.
poleon took place al the Tuileries a. 8
O'Clock on Saturday evening, there was
aboui 300 persons present h- Hu
The religious ceremony was performed
the following day ut the Church Of Noirc
Dame, with great pomp and splondor. The
people turned ou, en- niasss. The city was
decorated with flags in oil directions, and
the sweots lined with military. presenting a
scene o(.he most imposing grandeur. The
marriage ceremony was performed by the
Arch. Bishop Of Paris. iaH d ticgo
Three thousand Of the political pTisouers
Of 1851 were pardonsd son ,ke day Of the
wedding.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1853-02-22
Dialogue,

Bet,ceen democratic" Hus6and, and
his Wife, Of the same party eogasmias.
ton. s-s.
Husband.-Wsll, my love, | have sold
Carlo.
Wife, (who abhors dogs. s.)-Now Charles
that's kind in you. The dirsy, lubbsrly
brute
Hus.-Yes. my love, go, $50. good trade.
all in puppies, a, FIVE and ten dollars q.
piecs.
Wile.--Thas is jus, about the sum ,o,a, OF
the reform you have worked also, In elect.
ing Pierce. e
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1853-02-22

TnANKs-To Hon. John Welch fol
Patent Office Repon-Mechanicul depart
ment and Congressional Globe.
TO Rev. c. Stone, Hon. J.. B. Ackley, anc
Others, for copies Of tho reports OF Bencvo
lent Institutions.
To r. T. Van Horn, ESQ, Of tho steamer
Ohio, for late Cincinnati papers.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1853-02-22

NrThc Portsmouth papers arc publish
ing brace Of i,inerating scoundrels named
Corliss & Mann, who are giving lectures on
biology, and swinding printers, hotel keep.
es, &c. Give them the lash.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1853-02-22

Proceedings OF n Meeting Of the
Friends Of Temperance In MeigS
County.
Pursuant to public notice, the friends oI
Temperance met in the Sons Hall, in Pome-
roy, on Saturday, the lsIh day OF February,
at 10 o'clock A. M.
Bro. George Dusky was chosen Chairman,
and Bro. William Downie, Secretary ofIhe
meeting.
On motion, Committee Of one member
from each Division in Meigs county, was
appointed 10 draft resolutions for the meet
ing; when, aGer f.w preliminary speeches
the meeting adjourned 10 mees at the Cour'
House a, half pas, 9 o'clock P. M.
Met pursuant 70 adjournment. when the
Committee on Resolutions brought forward
their report, which was discussed, amended
and adopted separately, as follows:
Whereas, The experience Of all past time
proves that Evils, which are in themselves
Evils, can never be regulated, but in order
10 be removed mus, be entirely destroyed;
and whereas, Of all the evils whereby the
bes, and deurcs, interests Of humanity have
been laceroied; whereby oil the holy con.
nexions Instituted for the present and etcrnal
happiness Of the human family have been
rendered of no effect; whereby our land has
been .hickly pcopled with suffering Widows
and helpless Orphans; whereby alms.houses
jais and peni,en,iaries have been plend(ully
furnished with viclins--none have furnish
ed ti.he lhA. The use Of Intoxicating Li'
Quors has: Therefore, DO 1t
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1853-02-22

OPPOSITION CRYSTAL PALAcE.--II Is said
there is serious talk in New York Of getting
up another Crystal Palace, 10 compete with
the one already under way, 10 be located OF
Sluien Island. The movement is backss
by influence and capital, and very possibly
it may succeed. I, is propoSedU build Z
Of wood, and have it adapted for perms,
nent summer house, after The exhibition hte
closod ,. "a
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1853-02-22

Senator Gushing has been, detained rom
his seq, since his return 70 Columbus BY SO.
.vetc indisposition. We are happy 10 learn
ina, his health is at this lime considerably
improved, -. - -
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1853-02-22

y, A rylohg bill, defining the dules and
powers Of Justices ofVhe Peace. ssiI 70
be under ghs new code, has been introduced
into the Senate.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-11-01


(uOIniNG AND FUENiTURE.-LAnIUS AND GEN
~ tlsmon being dcrous 81 eonvertin the shove nt9 CASH
ean obtain fair oah price by sendns 70 The sub-erher "a
Elm street, or Addressing him hy post W. s. C9uIN.
CLoTHrNc rURNITURE-LADIrs OR GENTLEMEN
~ having TO dispose of receive fair csh pri1e by
sendpg 10 the stores 81 West Brosdvay and " West Broad
way place. letter. Ladies ATTENDED TO b. Mrs Cohen.
s. COHEN.
fyAsToFr CLOTHING 5000 WORTH WANTED
~ Tho highest os. price will be literally gwen In
money, Cor rre smai lots OF good ossloa eathnA o.
sIy.S d,lssxttop address Nro-1f ,Ss .sc on sAnx
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STOLEN GOODS.


OFFICE OF THE CHIEF OF POLICE, OCTOBER 18th.
" lSS0wncrs wanted at the First District Police
Court at the Tombs Centre street, for the following pro-
pett 70 be iron bound trunk
and straw mattress Also at this oce for brass
ke found AN peoe musin supposed 70 be stolen.
Abo at Tao Third district station house Barclay street.
Tor on, raeka{e OF eombe, found.
GzcRet W. NA-sE1. ch,s ayglaA
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-11-01

NEW SERIES FOR lS53-MRs E. GILLIN0HAN
~ Bestwick most respectfully her edsalo
and the public, that the first Of the New Series sf
SOIREES MUSICALES
NIBL0'S SALOON,
TUESDAY Evening, NOVEMBER
Mrs. Bostwick will be assisted by the following aststs
MIR. AUGUSTUS GOCKEI, Pianist.
Mr. THEODORE THOMAS, VioIinist,
Mr. SIEDLER. Fiutist, and
Mr. H. G. TIMM
PROGRAMME
1. Solo, Pianoforte-"The Naiad Queen" A Oo>kn
Mr.. Augustus Gockel
=. Grand CavAtina-" Qui Ia YOce". Bssfg
Mrs. Emma Dillingham; Bostwick
B. Solo, yiolin-Grand Fantasia from Otello" .1rna
Mr. Theodore Thomas.
A. Folks scnE-"My Heart with Joy 10 Bounding
Mrs Emma Dillingham; Bostwick.
l. Solo, Pianoforte" Souvenir dc Russ a. QsHkN
Mr Augustus Gockel.
.. Duo for Voice and Flute-Tho warbng Of TIVE
Nghtngaes. introducing tho admired bal
lad Of The Last Rose of Summer =.
Mrs. Bostwi TX and MIR. Sicdor.
5. Solo for Vicln--Inrod uction and Variations on
Schuberts Song = as Lob der Thraenon". r. David
Mr.. Theodore Thomas.
Rhodes Celebrated Variatons-"n dolce Csuto" nhske
j. Mrs. Emma Glinghsm Bostwiok.
.. Bsllad-"Home, Sweet Home. ..... .Blshso
Mrs Emma Gil nghsm Bostwick.
Iianoiorte mt II. G. n1m
Ono subscription which entities the holder to TIVE a.
missions and OF
subscriptions received at the music stores Of VIM. HaA
Son, 29 Broadway, and Horace Waters, 1888 Broadway
Concert commence
W. b. BILLINGS, Manage.
At Waters music store, xN BresdWe0.
WM HAIL Son. Treasurers, zT Broadway.
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LIQUORS, sc.

UNREECu BRANDY AND IRISH wnlsKEY FOR
tale u bond q tshths snd quarter oash Of A. see
nettc brandy together with 10 puncheons Meeban Water
a's Irish mat rhisNey Amply 10 w. O'clock
DAki2A NQVNAN, u 0rSeaW!sh SxssA
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-11-01
BALLS, 80.

|TIcE IA HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE FEST AN.
|nuaI ball of Olive Branol Iodge-No. z, A. H.. A. will
At che Apollo Rssms 40 srosarsy Sor q gn ~
bs,ls OF the season. fleets ST. to asmit gentlemsn
adis N. BThe members q Tho nbovo ledge arc par.
room on "wednesday, tho "a in 81. By ord r.
LAvKhNCE CoRBiT, Secretary,
sar waIsu, Treaeurer.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-11-01

J SECOND ANNUAL BAIL OF MAZEPPA HOSR
Iorr e.y No &c will 10 hsld Tuesds- evening, NO
IL at tho Apollo Rooms Tickets ~, u be nsd OF any
memb ors or at tho door the evening Of the bali.
! T. Coo poo, VEN sVuS IAlVSa A9SsGaA
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-11-01
HHRISTYS AMERICAN OPERA HOU6E NO -
~ Broadway, Rbove Grand street.
OPEN EVERY NIGHT,
The vol known original, far famed and only
CHRfSTY,S NINSTREfA

Organized In lBl2,
THE MODEL TROUPE OF THf WoRLDs
The FIRST to harnon.e Negro Melodies orgnascr 4 ~
present popular style Of Ethiopian Entertain en1a
whose suooess in this city for continued
years past without precedent in the annals Of puI
Tho pre.ent Company with additional msmbsrs) esa
prise the same and every lv who constt1
the Band at its organization in 1872 with exceptlcl
George Harrington, late Bone Castnst perform Of
establishment, who the of George Ohei
tyr notwithstsne ing tho length Of time they bssa
any superiority Of taent" having suoiont evidence q
their merit for GENERALIZATION In the ~
slowed their efforts by kind apprecative sudies
whom for respectable and ding, exoeIisS q
any plAoc Of public amur mont In the world. -
THE COMPANY, tA
Comprising Versatile and talented sorps expeeinaoo
under the direction and person nj
aDWIE IN, r cHRIsTY, Sole Proprietor aad Isaassf.
Chrsy engaged ~ performer in Of -
OMISSION osnts Doors open 81 sk o'clock; sonnsase
O'Clock. -
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DARJs MANTIJ,LA EMPORIUM, NO. asl BROADWAY.
The Partisan NOVELTIES for November, In coaks, mantn
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