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M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1858-09-02
SHERIFF'S SALE.
Order of Sale.

J. G. P. Brown
VS.. Order of Sale.
Benjamin Mathena.
DY virtue of an order of sale to me directed
ID from the Court of Common Pleas of Vinton
county, Ohio, will offer for sale at the door of
the Court House, in the town of Macarthur, in said
county,
On the 9Th day of October, 1858.
P. NJ of said day, the following property. to- wit
The North East quarter Of the North East
quarter of Section II, Township ., Of Range 10,
in said county of Vinton and State of Ohio
Ordered to be sold TO satisfy Judgment render
ed in said court against Benjamin Mathena in fa
vor Of J. c. P. Brown.
Said promises are appraised at the sum OF
three hundred dollars.
WM. GOLD,
Sheriff of Vinton County.
Sept. 2, 1S5S,-5w-4d5o.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1858-09-02
Notice.

TN pursuance of an act to amend an act passed.
l. April 18th, 1852, entitled an act for the ps-
sessment and taxation Of all property in tl.s
State, and levying taxes thereon ACCORDING
its true value in money, passed April IL, 1855
The County Commissioners have resolved 10
divide the County of Vinton into twelve d!s
tricts, for the election Of Assessors of real PROF,
erty hereafter in said County, as follows, to wit
First District shall be composed Of the Town
ship Of Eagle.
Second District shall be composed of the
Township of Brown,
Third District shall be composed of the Town
ship Of Swan.
Fourth District shall be composed of thetOwn
shipof Jackson.
Fifth District shall be composed of the town
ship of Elk.
Sixth District shall bO composed of the town
ship of Vnton.
Seventh District shall be composed Of tho
township of Madison.
Eighth District shall be composed of the town
ship of Clinton,
Ninth District shall be composed of the town
ship of Richland.
Tonth District shall be composed of the town
ship Of Harrison.
Ell zenith District shall be composed Of tho
townIip ofWilkesville.
Twelfth EDlstrict shall be composed OF tbs
And tho electors of each a the foregoing Dis
tricts are required by law to elect, at the next
October election, 1883, one citizen iu each of said
Districts having the qualifications of an eector,
Assessor of the real estate In his District; an6
the Judges of the Election in each Township or
District are required to keep separate poll
book for the election of said assessors, and 70
make return of the same, duly certified, to the
Auditor OF Vnton County, Ohio, at the same
time that they make return Of the general Octo
bor election. JOHN KINNEY,
SAMUEL MAGEE,
SAMUEL TARR,
Commissioners Vinton Co., o.
ATTEsT:--J. A. WALDEN, Auditor.
Amnmat q lahS --Iw
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1858-09-02
VIM. EmgIand's Estate.

NOTICE is hereby given that the undersigned
IN has been duly appointed and qualified as
Executrix Of the last will and testament of Will
liam England, late of vinton county, Ohio. de-
ceased MARY ENGLAND.
August 26, 1s5S.-8w
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1858-09-02
John Brewers Estate.

NOTICES hereby given that John Dow
~ Administrator Of the estate of John Brew
late of the County of Vnton deceased hsar6I
IN the Probate Court of Vinton County. OBJ
ms accounts and vouchers for inspection and n
ual settlement, and that the same Will be pas.
upon by said Court on the eSth day Of Angus
1858. B.. p. HEWITT. Prob ,Tra,5,
Aug, 5.-GH
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1858-09-02

When q woman begins to count her
admirers, it is proof that their num-
Der is decreasing.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1858-09-02
Philip Waldens's Estate.

NOTICE is hereby given that James Hnrkless,
~ Executor of the last will and Testament of
Philip Walden, deceased, has filed in the Probate
Court of Vinton county, Ohio, his accounts and
vouchers for inspection and final settlement, and
that the same will be passed upon by said Court
on the 25th day of September, A. y, 1858.
b. p. HEWITT,
Sept Q, 1Sj9-3w Probate Judge.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1858-09-02
Nominees for Land Appraiser.

UThe Court House was pretty
we'll crowded on Tuesday, and Hon.
Geo. E. Pugh delivered a powerful
speech. His history of the Kansas
difficulties made the Black Repubi-
cans leaders present look "six ways
for Sunday" At the close OF his re-
marks, g. D. Martin, Esq, made a
few remarks, showing that he was a
fine speaker, and one well versed in
the politics of the country.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1858-09-02

U Tie pleasure of doing good IS
t he only one that never wears out.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1858-09-02

U A gentleman once upon a time
entered small shop in which veEeta-
bles were kept for sale, and inquired
of the proprietor if he h ad any onions
"Onions, onions," repeated the
puzzled vegetable dealer, "Unions--
no, sir, | believe not"
After the gentleman had left, the
perplexed vegetable man scratched his
head for a minute and then, as if struck
with sudden solution of the mystery
exclaimed, "wonder if that darned ig,
noIant foller didn't mean ingins.'
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1858-09-02
& BACK AGAIN 93
AND
Ready 10 "Pilch Inp
TREES THAT WON'T DIE!

GHARLES MERRITT, Agent for Ioyt e.
~ Co.'s East Avenue Nursery, has returned
aud is now prepared to wait upon all who desire
to contract for the best Trees ever brought to this
market. He is bound to give good satisfaction
in all kinds Of Trees, Shrubs, &C., &C., both as
to quality and price.
The Trees brought on last Fall are all living
and in good condition, and he will contract to
deliver all his trees here, next Fall, in as good
condition as they were.
may 6, '5S. CHAS. MERRITT. Agt.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1858-09-02
THURSDAY. SEPT. 2, 1858.

Court Observation-Disclosures
found in ViRtOn County Court
OF Common Pleas for the year
ending July I, 1855.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1858-09-02
HIARR led,

At Macarthur, on the 3Oth of Aug, by Rev.
John II. Harris, Mr.. AQUILLA II. DowD and
NJ iss SARAH l.. HUBERT,
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1858-09-02
SPECIAL NOTICES.
OHIO STATE AND UNION LAW col,
LEGE.

This Institution has been removed to Cleveland,
Ohio. Degrees arc legally conferred, and stu
dents, upon Graduating, may be admitted to
practice. For circulars, address, at Cleveland,
jsn.Tly. N, a. KING, SECRETARY.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1858-09-02

NOTICE.-The Laws Of 1858 are received
~ and ready for delivery to all persons enti-
tied to them. j. A WALDEN, Aud V. G.
AUDIToR's OFFICE VNToN COL
Macarthur, Aug. 81, 1853. 3w
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1858-09-02

U A woman seven feet in hight
was at the American Hotel, Indianap-
oils, on Thursday. She was of the
race OF giants Of whom we read in
books treating of marvellous things
She was said to be a native of Italy.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1858-09-02

~J. Dodge & SON have just re-
ceived 100 bblS. Hooking Salt, for sale
cheap for cash; also, a large lot of
Winter clothing, by which they offer
great inducements to buyers.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1858-09-02
g(eb @Oduti5rmmts

A. PEARcE, Esq.:-Please announce the name
of E. +. SWIFT as an independent Anti Lecomp-
ton Democratic candidate for the Legislature for
the counties of Jackson and Vinton, subject to
the decision Of the voters at the polls, and obge
a DEMOCRAT.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1858-09-02

j. d E. DODGE are selling off their
stock very low, preparatory to bring
ing on heavy assortment of goods
for the fall and winter trade.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1858-09-02

CIVIL JUDeMENTs.--No. 239, call
ing for S1O2,S17.72t. Amount col
lected on execution, S14,O99.57.
No. OF PERSONS NATURALIzED AND
BIRTH PLACE.-Germany, 4; Ireland,
s; England, 2; Prussia, 2. Total 10.
We are indebted to Mr.. GEORGE
LANTz, our efficient Clerk Of the Court,
for the above interesting facts.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1858-09-02

The Ohio Statesman for the
Campaign.
This able organ of the Democracy
will be furnished during the campaign
at the following rates:
copy, SOC.
Q copies, 75c.
8 d . 81 Is
10 1926
90 625
Subscriptions to be paid in ad-
vance. SMITH & MILLER,
Publishers.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1858-09-02

NoTroNs.-See advertisement of
VIM. Il. Skenett, jr-, & Co., of Chill.
licOtho.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1858-09-02
Debate between Plants and Pugh.

At Pomeroy, the other day, the
Black Republicans were foolish
enough to propose debate between
T. A. Plants and Geo. E. Pugh. The
arrangements were made in few
minutes and Plants "went in and got
squeezed" He made the same old
Abolition speech which he has deliv-
cred periodically for thirteen years
past. When our gallant young Sena.
tor got through with his reply, Plants
was not only "skinned," but annihi,
lated. He was great conceited fool
to attempt to cope with such a man
as Pugh, and got what he deserved.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1858-09-02
Ladies' and Misses
SHOES AT COST!I
j. III. KING,

Sisson & Hulbert's Block. Main Street,
M'ARTHUR, OHIO,
rs now selling off at cost. large lot of Ladies'
i and Misses Shoes, of all kinds under the sizo
of Fives. Now is the time to get cheap bargainsl
August EFF
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1858-09-02

APPOINTMENTS OF THE M. E. Con-
FERENCE. Jackson Di8trict.-John
Stewart, p. E.
Jackson Station-Jos. Morris.
Jackson Circuit D. H. CHEERING
ton, j. r. Prose.
Richmond--C. II. Warren, J. W.
Wakefield.
Macarthur IS. @. Frampton.
Hamden-P. V. Feree.
Mt. Pleasant-D. Horlocker, G..
W. Cherrington.
New Plymouth-U. L. Jones, w.
r. Copeland.
Furnace Circuit. Dillon.
>>~~.~~~~~~~~~~----~-->~~-~~yO-~~
Nominees for Land Appraiser.
The Democrats in the various town.
ships, have nominated the following
gentlemen for Land Appraisers :
Elk Tp.-JoHN HUM,
Clinton--JoHN Dill.
Madison--A. NORRIS.
Swan--WM. FEE.
Knox--DAR1Us FERREL.
Vinton-LEoNARD AREBAUGH.
Wilkesville--JoHN STEEL.
Harrlson-JoHN CLARK.
Jackson--STEPHEN darcy.
Brown-E. B. WEED.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1858-09-02

Mr.. PEARGE- Sr:-Pease announce the name
Of SOLOMON LANTz as an independent candidate
for Auditor Of Vinton County, subject to the de
csion Of the people at the ballot boy on the I'd
Tuesday of October next. MANY Worms.
EDITOR OF THE MCARTHUR DEMoCRAT: Please
announce the name of HENRY PAYE NE as an in
dependent candidate for election TO the office of
Treasurer of the County of Vim ton at the ensu-
ing October election. MANY VoTERs.
Mr.. PEARcE- -Sir:-Please announce the name
Of +. SHADES as an independent can ddate for
Sheriff Of Vinton County, subject to the decis-
ion of the people at the ballot box.
MANY Worms.
.=S5~ We are authorized to announce the name
HOMER c. JOINS as an independent candidate
for the Office Of Surveyor Of Vinton county, sub
iect to the decision Of the people of Vinton coun
ty on tiu second Tuesday or ovtVuvI nont'
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1858-09-02
SCALE OF PREMIUMS

E0R THE SEVENTH ANNUAL FAIR
Il of the Vinton County Agricultural
Society, 10 be held at Macarthur, ON Tues
day, October 9th, 1858.
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t.,.t e..,ss Lin ~,r a. The wd-.. Of psssioa De
sr. into the se.r, II the rsny obs seufaen<ar VIE
r,outn 81 rspas b.. s-s.gr~ devoid Of msnssr1'm
lie Ei-4--t mrr scd We nops al ~
he Of sppretstI urrfvaso p-rfcrnef ~h hot 20 s "
p.f.unify Ersyirl hrI tas.r lcAirooriAn Arf-fy
Ha sir Al ,bs RnyA Hi scuf vas ~neslerr NJ sam,
OF The 7rnfy Dsre wea; Sc
rsIxr 20 the vsy i~tsff n
po.tsic b.d vrh more ~ tn od,ssry ~ " -
M su,ysu seemed h- indsidssny ebtuey u
thu, Hon, r~mr'inT 20 maze p nt
su;Lur rorf IN ofcrr N rsn thr epp" % '1e
hr,-rr,r; IN ihs:.. ixhbtrg 5lssn a. the eS2ssT %
Uarlt Ue hosetly idrutife. hin sell WITH The cfarstrr ne
erscs Mr. suiy 10 Indeed wei "oraJ OF tbe psse
teen him b. the Prss' and o. fne ~"1
which he a. ~eron-c iSD'H'-i-' ',
", p.,x, s,1tiv,S's taln, spq1es,ionsb~ He Pos
..... ,r.r.ut iurru~tt which enable. him 70 keep clear
of rsnt add "a ~ a1is .his M "
an s1enupi.L.s eocnoEis;, wiki a. cid u n,i'sr kA
ecse Of s the % h.. pcte,s''i y h "
The ,.cr.t u bis popularity Ednbcfsh Adf
IN, strtiy,y has acting during ne week In
the wh app, " this xslru sctof thrfr sf' "
c.uc. of careful aid mos. q ~ % ~.
art combined with edmiTsbe conception 81 We tue sp
of.ye-y character witch De assumes hi- hd~t on ol
cav VI, r,eeiyes witt urhouneed sppsu.-. o. Monday a.
h,I,p e decdsd snd 1veriui imrr ssi"a OF n AZ
dtrce On Tuss5sy niht Nh Sghvsn sPe,ea WIN m
lasrss In the cnnsct~r o. 'd19e re'Ho ii
Noob,h IN Wrdssisy performance Of the most shy
i,h.r and r time, r.rf-cfy urura chIs'tsi
H.rp,e-.us.or. 4 many carts 81 me drsms 1nered iuea
from Le which sdcustoned fou other sctpis
h., bet M Sullivan differs from otAers h. impre-ses ~ WIG
,, q. , ii. he who follows me- ir- and
simply I snd Over again s th- ualhiyaa
III, a-s point Ar Sullivan STANDS ~Par'fe1
ircu. eli tie srtIs l0~ living Among Us wih rha oae VI
.vo excepou. under tempt atom wnstesr ap
resembling His tEs'e
IN a., W.. the rnnu'es' points are 'SquisiF
Nqobett ed ball powerfully a. II "ss
on We6ue.ss m indeeo, for many yeat' we h.r seen 10
L. do at ri
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ngp HARRYsULLIvAN. the TRAGEDIAN,

=. tho BROADwAY 1HEATER.-1hers ~ toy
,.on. on Ag.nc continent In the nsb OF refsusins
N, pap~s Srn the Old County" who not seq"ansse
Vii. she ibis .nin.n, IL every greet b'- o.
topl,tios lie Br iies London q Edneush ana
from B,iss 10 Corh Mr. SULLIVAN ts stab ihe@ hrst
Interpreter Great Of Shakespeare
The beat living Ipousn, q ohsrssr' ~heh VII endure Df
all TIM. and which touch The deepest 'ymps,as. Of ID.
human ac,e they did tive centuries AMI h'f
sto wien the Wsrw khre boy 'ecirsa the cur OF f1s
10Th 3 in the blaze ofiis dramatic sealus.
Nj Sullivan 4. aboi submit hia professional capabilities
20 the ordeal pte who spat TIE lsosrsr' Of
Shakespeare AMI srs well acquainted ~lth h magic verse
MAJ reputation which ha. been bail, up in fg
ROPE oeu on sry sE icrdsson' mas broken down on the
weston shores = Atlantic wherf pHrry, without teut 10 not
worth Mn. England hiss produced great scors. aud size
10. .sn them on pedpsietc ,' 10 America but the wits
II sYta actors Ike ho.e Of great cometf are few aud far b.
tween Among he creates, 4 great however. may GER
a,, b. cla.ed the Of the gentleman which he.ds th
Column and We have culed from the leading revspsper
~ C,,s gn estimates Of Mr. Barry Snllvsus hich
m interest more less all who fond Of the ShakesPerisn
drama The ertsr.s thus given taken at random from the
mos, Influential organs Of opinion In Kns,nd ireland, and
sc, and AID space had not be object 20 u.s. they could
readily lave etpand-d absorb the whols OF our
rsd sheet. b., We would sd,e Transatlantic fhead'
ened and eulogstc. They judge 70, A>n"ire' AMI i
their sud verify the estimates formed OF mr.
Bprrv Suyas powers By the impartial and able auiHo
rites In Europe they the best possible asgratee that the
tcs,neut arrived at is Lones, ard corTsc.
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ID T. r L NJ p T o r Y SALE
Of desirable D'yELLIN0-HOCSE andLoT in tss -
Ward-Wi BE- sod a; Public Auction on the ~ dy q 49,
bss 1883 ct 10 O'Clock noon, the herchsnx Lnhsncs
the Cts Of New.York, by JAMES NJ MILLEA Aoctssss1
the threest,ry brck Dwelhn Ho0se No. ~ Bsro~e
tLe Lot being the north side Of sad street. W. ees ~
Of Beeckerst The house has oil the modsIa ~
Esnts and the sale viii b. peremptory Fny ~ ~ SsSss
pardculsrs apply 20 JOHN 4. DEvELiN. No. y LLeecys
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COBURNs EXTRA OII.-vcry superior for
~ MACHINERY and Bamine-pone more desirable Barrel. d
" % eaIoa,. JOHN v. QUINCY Co.. NJ. s. WIr.aas.-
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pantins Aeaoemies.

A DODWORTHs BROOKLYN DANCING
n. ACADTMY-The classes for children Tuesday and
Prcsy afternoons preseu. 90 fun that Il deemed sdve
bic not to ay for the Dr.sen term on aoe days
On MONDAY Nov casses for children viii be commenced,
meet on Mondays Thursdays having tho same advantages
OF attention music, kc., a. the others.
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MIR. ERNEST PERRING of the Academy OF

Iyl Nrsic intending reside permanently IN New York City
viii himself hose rho wish to perfect themselves
in the art Italian Engish S!NGlN orhe 'tudy OF tae
PIANO-FORTE. Mr. PERRING has permission 10 refer D.
the Rev DR. Hawks Of Calvary Church and may BE- addressed
IFS residence, No 81 West 9.h, of either hr
Cbss. Breasng No 'o Broadway Messrs Schsenbers
Iui Nc Broadway.
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8tationerp an6 fanrp GOODS.

Use the WASHINGTON MEDALLION PEN.
u rhs OILY made P-nthe srsr In The
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A. J. BLEEcKgR, Arctionssr,
WEST 25TH-ST. PROPEkIl.-SS;s rrS
w BLEECKER SON Co .ill ell q .a:s,op r a.
x5rh.,t tx, four. .ory English basement bril- nv -
Drown stone ba.rmsnt and LOTS, Nos s91 ls a. =
go feet of sshsv Housss contain 60 49,. n .sA
L., ie 6xas g. $500 remain on each nsF' uS0
Broa1-<t- -
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a. G TUTTLE, Auc'ioneeI :, ,r,rr
TNLEGANT OIL PAINTINGS.-A. Z. TUI.
II TIE ~ill sell TT ESDAY EVENING, ct oclo,.c a..
No. ISL Broadway, large sGd splendid COLLECTION o. VI
PAINTINGS chiefly of French school, comprising sss.
original pictures BY eminent living artists hrs copee 49,
the most celebrated pictures BY the old masters soI - ~
ferebt galleries OF Europe. Also. numb.r OF cn -
Original Pictures Among the subjects may b. foun6 ~
and Figures. life size Hfoc subjects Couyer,aa o. rsrt
Architectural and Street Views In different Eoropens
Cstt- pieces including splendid copy Of Rosa Bonhesf E
ture the xembours Gallery, Marine Views Game Frs
Flower pieces Landsapes &C. with variety Of az e
stye subject and fns-the whole forming Of he ~
ectous ever In this city The attention OF the bs
good pictures Is respectfully invited 20 shs ssenow % sA'
ton with catalogues.
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NVANTED.-A good secondhand CART, with
w srrirg, and boz, Express Wsxoa Apply ~ NJ.
saAT-S.
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OTTieE La SAos's AID Ills srxss Ran asse q

OyyIcE La CROSSE AID Nh Aprrs \ ID. 49,
NOTICE il hereby given 10 the SolI,,s = I,
~ FIRST MoRraA9E LAND GRANT s0Sns~ J. - -
ngnsd ere Authorized 10 fund the Aurs,. ssst,,s.
~ Bonds q. P:s By nvns ercAsss. AssesSa ~ SsSs
Sish Ro,Ss arr securrS - r syeIiI ess;s 70 tAs as
me- goo nes Of road ma upoa Il T. S.pos;S "a
ohisss and rolling stock and 4 oder ,es "a ~
wv A 0UEsP.
ALFRED N0x0S. yco,,s...
L. c 9uNSlsoN
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DROOKLYN ATHEN.FUM.-TTALIAN OP-

~ ERA.-Sscond and positively est Opera night.
Admission
R<seryed Sl "
The saIe of seats commences WEDNESDAY,.
THURSDAY, Nov Is. ats.
frst appearance in Brooklyn Of
Madsme LABORDE,
ceetacd pms donna from the Grand Opera In Paris or
Which occasion be given, exactly the aud complete
style % al the Academy of New YORK,
RossIsI's ENTIRE OPERA OF
THE BARBER OF SEVILLA
with Madame LABORDE a. the Rosina assisted by MAGGlO-
ROCHi Nhe Lew bphol FL0RENZA, LORIkI, COLETTI,
DJBREME, MORA. Full Chorus and Orchestra under the
direction Of MUZIO
MADAME LABORDE
VIII sing during the music lesson, -
PAGANGNPS CARNIVAL OF VENICE.
With Variations d Bravua end at the end Of the Opers the
popular Rondo from .-
LINDA DI CHAMOUNIX,
Composed expressly for her
Admission. 81 Reserved Seats, 81 90
The sse Of "Wednesday morning al
q u at Rofts BOOKSTORE No Lac Atlancs Proxs music
store No :s Fuon aud at Shells No. 20 WsHs.. Tickets
eua sra.s NAY likewise b. had at u Q DOORS
TO THE PUBLIC.
The nes. the experiment made Saturday has
crss pro, ed that the stage justify the represeu
tssion ofan - -
ENTIRE AND REGULAR OPERA
instead e opeetta and operate selections The manage
Therefore,
TIE FIRST REGULAR AND FULL OPERA
~ -t ely n n BioOkIyn.
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printing.

N These eel. brsed CARDS speudidy engraved can only
b. had or Broadway Of Dusnes, Order. solicited b.
mail aid specimens cent
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d a cADEMY- Of MUSIC. LII NOZzE ID
IA cp.xov b6sorrsV NOTICE

u CABEhA VI 49,
"A cp.Sor g. c bs|- NOTICE
sS IT,. p q ~ d. nm. o. yloass99
to- s, 1 o.. s.na'' take
pace y Nesf,y ' :ss ~ %,g5xIssps1
TIE .e Q: ss.. T..t.y. Orr. ,.s.' pr Ss aud
r''''"* Nile PI ;coLoAi ~ y. Mere dt risro'
Shi.a. Q. aseouni departure Of the company wi
can ca; BE- i,T Ss .y. "a WEDNESDAY Nov e,,ada
Bic. .na .sssS ns1 in xnre. d ho'an' celebrated
oi'''' 70 '1',s * SSzZt: DI FIGARO
THE Marriage Of fissfol -
SAE tok , Ss, .rc ;sctndred 70 bel Te,s,. Sa,
". 'sssafs iss No ssnEFI y1onnSz. rERsSe,
g. The .se q bOse. be hadl
vii cornmraee .' morning a ths A;a.smS q Music sns
f' sHs. "a 'iS $50 s: Az g. sa
Pnr,ap1 The policy Of the ta.oD, which lnttakaby 10
Of great wor BY greer oompo,s the Director has the
asS,s s a' be MI m. a. 1a' FIR
var i famous production been the ch'e bait q ops
s .s !. lys o %S ia s 81
'ibs s'no" re.erTsd t. him to bring out the work of
~ T If ncIzr o. ri6A Roi.s curiosity, musical LITERATURE
ssS ,ss.es Popular sdon ss,. t6at wren
% w:se, and to PTovs that an Ssefs Gould ,. Be mad.
but ID. pgres: Of melody and the csee, creation. Of
w T. The issue q his ws.cr Certain it that on the
fbr Of Susnrpsb the Count Figaro, he has
p<nord Ell the iofte pe,os yuILeAs and ssay Of lis
Tsr "Noy1e vas preceded By TdoneneoH aud was fol
CHAIN composers chief wofbs has long maintained its
celebrity; b for accidental easohs Il hs never
For lnO,t these be mefioIed
The the Mad. Sotag there has been no
sst ~ The country capable Of interpreting The rois 81 ssan-
nah and that the only rsuo on the stage Is,
at bs1 .Aot ,assed He rcfrrs cohhctry 70 the
OF Mil Pccoou ni ~ one o ne. creates rsoat
t,os ere, ding Ia detail e grsh emotion hrr Zebra In
(iovsrr3" and Fssr of Carl Formfs which in
atso on.cepn bis roo In which tub grelt
II thoss two characters that the
Tue Noze Figaro" nniDy depends sad he does
n hsse IN stating they could not be IN better bonds
On tn 40 last nghts Of the seasou,
f'.'7 NILE. rOINS0T
will msIe her debu. in America "a vsenti1-, in
THE UGTENOTs,
which IL given with Infinitely superior T. hat q las.
TO LETTe Academy OF Music, for any night daring De-
cxber jar usIy pit Sundays having been already
FREE SABBATH EVENING SERVICES,
the 6st OF which took place ls.s Sunday evening
On THURSDAY, Nov. Is,
second and last Italian Opera Brooklyn when the entire
THE BARBER OF SEvILLA
viii given and exactly the style a. the Academy
Of hus:r, Of which occasion
Madame LABORDH
will M her first and only appearance In Brooklyn
ROBERT LIE DIABLE.
ThsP,bi respectfully formed that in consequence Of
Nsd 6AZZANlGAS fsewe appearance in Philadelphia prior
her for Hsvan the Opera csunOt be rcpested
Prop will be- made 10 her Of night
which, Eaeceped, may render repetition possible.
INR ERNEST PFRRIN( of the Academy of