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CHARLES n

DARK B. CLARK, CHARLES C.
l. kellogg and Daniel white DEFENDANTS in said nc-
ls9 the said plant ii fled his pstition IN the CO9rs
Common Pleas in and for the County Of CuyahOga in he
Dart anu Helen Dart mortgaged said Park b. Clark he
bn " s & 10 WI situate IN The town;
State q Ohio being number eht in the eleventh range Of
ss part Of lot No 4s an is bounded follows beginning
north 70 ch1ins and II links 10 : stone on he west inc
said lot thence north 0 degrees east u chains links
qegrees west one chain to Stone in me GENRE ~ aid
road, thence north ssh degrees chains 70 links to
degree B chs 50 ks thence south IS degrees east to
stone At the north east of the school lot thonce
sanih 4o deerees vest chains 2 links stone in the
centre oI me Shakerroad thence south 42 degrees
chains p links tOa stonein the said road thence
south Il degree l9l links to stone On the north line
Of land owned by Joseph Slagh thence on said line
part of lot also 49, beginning at The north
ast of lot which is the south west corner Of lot
hence south Is degrees west chains 90 links stone
thence south one degree west g chains IS links to
AZ ihe souh west corner OF Oliver James land thence west
the south line Of said lot the centre Of the ad II
inks in the centre of the road 10 a. Dutys south line
thence east on said A. Dutys south line chains 81 links
degree east % chains 20 links to stone on The north
Inc Of the lot thence east II chains and IS inks the
e, ToTding 70 the survey Of J. g. saIiOn-
said Dursnson DsIt to sad PaY K Ca ns Ids eb.a Ias y
follows: All dated December lst 1856 and PAYABLE with
one for 500 payable June fst P9 one o $50
December lst 1859 for $50 June ls 1850 one for
lst, 1861. =
Said petition further that said first described note
vas Pas a9is 10 SAID CLARK OF order and b. him ndors-
cd TO me paln and that It is due and unpaid and by
said Endorsement said Clark transferred plaintiff
interest in said mortgage to the said note that
said mortgage was LEFT for Teceld in Reccruers office in
said county on the Sd day of January 1857 record
ed jan 2th, lo and that the named defendants
have or claim 70 have interest lien upon pres-
The object and prayer of said petition is for Judgment
against the SAID Duranson Dart for the S56 IN in
So 1Iom the 4h day OF December $3.50
from the an OF December, 1855 ofr III
norsaged property to pay said Judgment and for othe1
proper relief.
Said defendants notified that they are required to an
rear and answer said petition before the sth day q
April, ls59.
SB&F J. PRFNT1sS q
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THE MARKET 0RDINLNcE.-I see somebody is
asking questions in the Herald in regard to the last
Market Ordinance as to the very grave and disin-
terested motive which Influenced the action Of the
peoples Servants in driving the market men QUITO
Ontario street As the question is up and open
we want to enquire little; How many members of
the Council who voted for this Ordinance own
property in the neighborhood of the new Market
Grounds! How many of them have rented stalls in
the old Market Housel ..l.
They say tina answers to these questions is,
t-.H GENERAL
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MYSTERIOUS DIsAPPEARANCE.-Mr.- Sherman
Kenney, who is well known to many of our citi-
zens as prominent carpenter and Joiner, has been
missing for several weeks, and no tidings had of
him. The circumstances of the case are these =
About the first of January Mrs. Kenney went
home to her fathers in Boardman, Mahoning couu-
ty, on visit Mr. Kenney went down to see her
and his parents, who lived in the same town, two
weeks after. Four weeks ago yesterday, he re-
turned to Cleveland, Mrs Kenney and her brother
accompanying him to the cars at Youngstown, and
returned to their home On the following Tues
day, January 18th, Mr.. Kenney took supper at
his boarding house st Mrs Grifith's, No. SIS Pub
lie Square, after which he went out. and nothing
more was seen of him there His wife returned to
the city on the following Saturday, expecting to
meet him at the depot Arriving at the boarding
house, she was told of his absence, Mrs. Griffith
having supposed he had gone to .Boardman By
inquiry Mrs. Kenney has found that hewas at the
depot that Tuesday evening and probably went of
on the cars BE left his best clothes at home, tax
ing only an extra hat and oyercoat. He had in
cidentally mentioned to a man in the shop of
Messrs. Heard & Porter, that he ''had great mind
to go West" which is all the clue had as to any
of his movements. He had brother and sister at
the West, and friends at Litchfeld, Conn. The
greatest anxiety and suspense is felt by his wife
and friends as to his whereabouts. He was Al
years old, was very tall and well formed, had
heavy sandy whiskers over his face, and wore when
last seen, a blue cloth cap and dark overcoat and
pants. There are some suspicious Of foul play
having caused his long absence. He had been q
kind husband, living in perfect peace with bis
family Papers throughout the State and West
are requested to make note of the affair. ANY in.
formation in regard to him, if left sent to this
Office or to Mrs Sherman Kenney at Boardman
will be gladly received.
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Y Westminster Review for Jan, Balou's 81
Monthly for March, Musical Friend. No. !, Police
Gazette. Clipper. Portsr's Spirit, Ambassador.
Thcmpson's Bank Note Reporter, Independent,
Weekly, N. Z. Herald, Times, Tribune, &C. for the
week. also. hne assortment ofValentines, for sale
By olmstsd. opposite P. o.
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DAVID L. WIGHTMAN
Sheriff and Special Master Com'r
CHARLES STETsoN PiffiS Atty feb1f599o
GHERIFE'S SAiEEPnrsnan14o :. = = !

GHERIFE'S SALE.-Pursuaut to the
~ command Of second writ of vendi expOaas issued from
the Court of Common Pleas # CuFahnga County at me
suit of Matthias + Schultz against Eibeth Brown 10 me-
dire ted, shall offer for sale at Pubc Auction at he
door Of the Court House corner Of Seneca and Cbampan
day of March, 1889 at O'Clock p NJ OF said dsy he fol
lowing described lands and renemenis wit tnate in
the City OF cleveland, Cuyahoga County and State Of hi
AID known parts Of lots Nos e5 and 80 in the original
plat Of the village Of Cleveland havg 25 front On
the eastery line Of Middle street Its s0uthery line being
IS Il feet in length parable with Huron and 10 feel
northery therefrom and bounded by cy feet in
width-its noTthery line being parallel Herewith
length, To an alley.n
Appraised at 81, 400.
D. L wIGHTMAN. Sheriff.
HEISIEY
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1nsnral1Ge. i
Oh A RTE B OAK
LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY,

HARTFORD. CONN, Z.
CHARTER PERPETUAL. 5000 700 CAPITAL,
WITH A VERY LARGE SURPLUS,
Securely invested under the sncon and approval OF tne
Comptroller Of Public Accounts, of the
State Of Connecticut.
OFFICERS AND DIRECTORS:
JAMES C. wALKLEY, President
JOHN L. BUNCE, Vice President.
SAMUEL H WHITE, Secretary
z. D. D1CKERMAE, Genl Agent.
DIRECTORS: 1 =
john L. BuScE, III RosYELL BLoDoET
JOHN A. BUTLER, i. D. DIcHERMAA, tAiiili
! NOAH WHEATON, JAMES q. MlIKLkH
NELSON HoLLIsTKR, WILLIAM Il. CONE. iiE
g. B. BERESFoR, 81 d. CcEsuLrIHa PHTsicIAH.l
ROUSE 4 JENNINGS. Agent.
uy7o Al S. supsrisr St. Cleveland, o.
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F Jupsos. P61s Agent L. "lshIMAsi fS5isss5d She55a
CHERIFF & SPECIAL MA STER5S

~ SALEPursuant to the command of an order Of sale
issued from the Court OF Common Pleas Of Cuyahog oun
ty the suit OF Charles Setson against c. r. Vaughn ct
al directed shall offer for at Public Auction
the door of the Court HOusecOner Seneca and CHAM
plain streets in the City of Cleveland in said county on
the 4h day Cf March, 1859, at O'Clock P NJ of said daV
iu the township Of Olmstead being No in the fifteenth
of townships in the Connecticut Western Reserve in
shosa and is known by being IN tract three 80 olmsesd
township. and is bounded follows Commencing at the
south west corner of land owned by VIM E Castle and
bounjed the north by land owned b. Stephen Jones
bg land owned by John Outersou south by land deed
ed to Horace Van Norman by OP smith, east bV land
formerly owned by Melancton Barnett containing 20 sl-O0
legal highways"
Appraised at $40.
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CLEVELAND. SATURDAY MORNING. FEBRUARY r. 1859
Geaal Nntites.
CHERIFF'S SALE-Rv virt1e ~ an

&hE h1G II . DALE.-0Y virtue OF an
~ execution issued from the Court Il Common Pleas of
CuYahoga County at the suit Of John Leonar1 Lester
Harmon et al, directed, have levied upon and
shall offer for sale Public Auction door of the
Court House cener OF Seneca and Champsin sreets)
the City OF Cleveland, said unity the 5h day of
March, s59 at O'Clock p M OF said day the following
described lands and tenements wit: Situated in the
township of olmstead being number sr in the fifteenth
range OF townsh III the Connections Western Reservoir
the State Of Ohio and which is also in the County Guy
aboga and is kn wu the north half the following de-
serbed iand Beginning at the south of the
Williams and Howard tract so called Of the centre of
the road leading from Olmstead Falls Village Hoad-
ey's Mills IN Culumbia thence west along the scuhery
line OF said Wiiams Howard tract to Job Smiths land
thence norhery by line at right angles with north
line OF said Williams Howard tract land of Stephen
Jones' thence eaktery with line parallel with the north
line OF sad tract TO the centre Otte aforesaid thence
southery along the centre Of the road to the pa of be-
ginning containing in all twentyfour y-ve
rods of and less and said north half thereof con-
tai twslye and twentyseven aud half rods Of
land Also other piece parcel land situate in the
township Of Onstead the County of Cuyahoga and the
State OF Ohio, being subOt No. in Olmstead Falls VII
lags allotment and is known the FrisbY Lot Also
other piece parcel land being us feet in width Oh
from the end Of lot No s. in Olmsted Falls village
allotment, in the County and State aforesaid
First above described parcel appraised at at.. S2AO
Third do do do .......... 100
D. L. WlGHTMAN. Sheriff.
AAOu-1A Depulg
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D. L. wIGHTMAN, Sheriff.
ADAMS CASFIELD. Plf's Atty ssSSt425o
CaERIFF'S SALE.-Purs

SdER1FF'S . SALE.-Rursuant to the
y command Of wit of yend eIponas. issued from The
Court of Common Pleas of Cuyahoga County al The suit
of W. Fogg against H. A. .Ackley, me directed shall
offer for sale az Public Auction the door of the Court
House. Corner of and Chamnain streets the city
OF leyellnd IN sad county the 4h day March 1859
at O'Clock OF sand day the o0ing described real
estate. witt Situate in the city Of Cleveland Cuyahog
County, and which also In the State OF Ohio and Is
known being the norhe y part of acre lot No a. in
Cleveland City snd bounded follows NortherlV by
Eu lid street, westerly by Huds street. southery by the
northerly line of sub-ot No % in H. A Ackley allot
ment Of the souhery part of lot No sery by the
land of John Blair containing about of land "
Appraised at $4,000. ...sl.
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THE HIDDEN HAND.

BY EMMA D. E. N. SOUTHWORTH.
UTHoR OF 1.-THE BRIDE OF AN EVENING" 1.-THE DE
SERTED WIFE," ETC, ETC, ETC.
CHAPTER I-THE NOCTURNAL VIsIT.
Whence is that knockingi
How me TbsS bs5- ese5y sGgHe mel
In heSoulh entry Hark more knocking
SHAKESPEARE.
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~ sanchO Panzas, La PIatas, Henry Clay, and
all the fayorite brands of Cigars at Strong Arm
strOng's, lss Superior Street lw-
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n The Lady Managers, in aid of the Mt. Yer
non Association, will meet at the house of Mrs
StarkWesther, 100 Euclid street, this, Saturday. at
2 O'Clock P. NJ
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wGenuino Havana Cigars at Strong 4 Arm
strongs. lw.
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iebe:sw22,
SHERlFF'S SALE.-Pursuant to the

SdEhlhH . SALE.-Pursuant to the
~ command Of writ of vendI e1ponas issued from the
Court Of Common Pleas OF Lucas County the suit of
Allen HlnckleT, plaintiff against Andrew j. Field and
others deiendants to me directed shall offer for sale
Fubnc Aueon AZ the door Of the Court House corner OF
seneca and Chapan Streets in the city Of Cleveland, m
CuyahogS county on the l2th day of March, lSs9, Rt
sclock M Of said y ths follow described lands and
tehe1shts 10 VII situate IN the City Of Cleveland Cuya
hoga County and which Is alse in the STATE of Ohio and
known o part OF LOT % IN Cles eand village and bounded
as follows encing on the southery line Of Cham
plain street l61 feet westerly from with
westerly line Of Ontario street, the north
9I land decided by James s. Clark TO Albert v tebbius
te Gay OF April 1892 and running thence westerly with
thApsln street forty fest. thence sOuthery at night
giles with Champaln street eighty feet alley thence
e2serT win Sald alley and parallel with Champlain
or ee the south west corner OF land decided Hgafore
sa1d 70 sad Albert Se5bins, thence nohery eighty
feet to the place Of beginning be the less
Also one other piece parcel of land, situate the City
Of which IL also the County and State aors
sad and Known by being paris of original lots uNer
and s1ghtyour the plat of the village Of
Cleveland and Is bounded follows wit: Beginning
upon the southery hae Of Champain street. hundred
and twenty feer westerly from Ontario and RAINING
Lhence westerly with said soulhery line Of Champlain
forty eet thence souhsrly right angles with ChamPa
street eighty feet to alley running parallel with Cham
plain street, thence easery with said alley forty feet
the same more or less 7I7I l7l
each
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CITY & NEWS ITEMS
SATURDAY MORNING, FEB'Y I2, 1859
PLAIN AND ORNAMENTAL PRINTING.

R Plain and Ornamental Printing of every descrpiis
dono at the Printing Establishment of the Leader Office,
the latest improved and mostrapd steam presses in the
best style short notice. and at reasonable rates Par
cular attention paid to blank work Every description
ofnding done, especially Blank Books Ledgers, JOurn
ais Sales Books. Receiving Books &c. &C.
r For late City News, see third page.
For Market Reports and Marine News, see
fourth page
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HnL Palrr pla'. Ailvs z = I''IlI n ~ 'fsH fsBa
GHERlEF'S SSALE.-Pnrsnant tn the

I'LL . FAAII- PHI s AttIYs feh9
SHERlFF'S SALE.-Pursuant to the
~ command Of decreia order of sale issued from the
Court OF emmon Pleas of CuyahOga County at the suit
Zelotes d Monroe against Solomon c. Brwn me
directed shall oerfor sale public auciOa At the door
CT he Court House. corner of Seneca and Chmpain
IN the city OF Cleveland IN said County ths 18th day
March, 1859, at oclock p NJ Of said day the following
descnDed lands and ter ements, TO Wit Situate in the
IS also In the County of Cuyahogs and is known part OF
lot $50 In said township and Is bounded follows Com
encnE at the intersection Of he road lending past B. p
Beer In the said township with the Euclid Road thence
along the centre Of said road y ch-ns and 79 Inks
post henee along the centre of said road chains and 5
INKS 70 post thence the centre Of said road chains
and t9 links to 4 Smiths Cornfrs thence
south 81 degrees q chains and Is links of
the Euc I'D Read thence IN the of said road chains
and 6 linKs to the place Of regnnnE containing nine
acres and i've hundred and hOusandths o.
wavs- ~
Appraised at slsls --l--. l.. /. .
D. l. WIGHrAAN, Sheriff
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plumbing, etr.
hi. PATTINS

r PRACTICAL HOUSE AND SHIP PLUMBER,
yo Park Row, back Of Old Court Houne,
-'0-r III a- On Squuros
7 MANUFACTURE AND KEEP
- constantly hand complete assortment Of Copper
Lead aad Irod Bathing Tubs larble, Plain and l.neI
China Wash Basins. Water Closets Common LII Eerce
Patent italisn Stone Ferer and all other aro ss n ms
Having lad overtenty years experiences in th1 hl.1eh
Of mechanism, and most Of the last four yos -
the principal feel condent o. zsns ga
tire satisfaction 70 all who may favor ne WIN tnei 0-
fisarapt. abss Closets and Bnsins fitted up n tS
aisst and most appreTed style -,
Orders in the CITY country preQtiy etls14e4 ~
JSbhine eTecarsSI with nsafnsss and dispsfeh.
4 febts la go. i
ERENCH FLOWERS
= f-..-. III -ss...s. ~, OF cur owninportatlsa-
Z isnis RETTRERG HAusnAHN.
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Fare thee well-we part forever
All regrets are now in vain!
Fate DEGREES that we must sever,
Meier to meet on earth again.
Other skies will bend above thee,
Other hearts may seek thy shrine,
But no other e'er will love thee
With the constancy Of mine.
Yet fareWell-we part foreveri
All regrets are now N vainl
Fate DEGREES that we must sever,
Meier to meet on earth again.
Fare thee well
II.
Like the shadow on the dial
LiHgers still our parting kiss
Life has no seTerer trial,
Death no pang to equal this.
All the world is now before thee,
Every cline to roam at will,
Bat within the land that bore ttee,
One fond heart will love thee still.
Yet farewell-we part foreverl
All regrets are now in vaiDi
Fate DEGREES that we must sever,
Ne'er to meet on earth again.
49, Fare thee we'll
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Cigars sold wholesale and retail by Strong 4
Armstrong, l99 Superior Street. lw.
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Jso. W HEIsLEY. PlH's Att
Ionafhan % Hrrrick- nIaInflrf
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-r OF cur oWninportatl1n-
RRTTBERG . HAusnAEN.
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Hurricane Hall is large oldfamily mansion,
built of dark, red sandstone, in one of the lone
hest and widest ofthe mountain regions Of Vir-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-05-21

a CADEEY OF MUSIC.
a The METROPOLITAN MUSIC AL SOCIETY, the in
oducsory perornan OF which entirely successful
the l7ih OF May win during the present year. By sub
scrpGon, ZEN GRAM MUSICAL sOiREEs at the AGA
deny Of Music. Subscription tckets admitting gentleman
and lady all the of the society lat least tent
way music stores
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(yLOsE or THE FESTIVAL
" AT PALACE GARDEN HALL
SALE OF SUPERB PAINTINGS, BRONZeS DC
NoTIcE The Paintings, BroDzes Siatuary, &C.,
hbion az Psscs Garden Hall will be perempony sold At
ton, Messrs E. E. H. Schenck the evenings Of Friday
10Th, and SATURDAY, 2lst mat, Mn O'Clock.
Aso ON hetame evenings Plants, shrnos &C., and war
dian box containing variety of exceedingly and vauA
BILE East India psnis presented by Wilson q. Hunt,
Admiration free.
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METROPOLITAN THEATRE
IN late Bulton's, under the LAfarEe House.l
coc LefboG dnc manager ME- +. b. CuNWAx
n moo1 ore 81 O'Clock; Commence at ~ precisely.
Brilliant Combination OF Attractions
BENEFIT or Nix CONWAY.
Last appearance OF the great artist Mr. HACK ETr who has
volunteered hR valuable assnce and viii h great
character Of
FlLsIAyF,
in Lhakspere's hs.orisal 5i.y OF
HENRY ff1E FOURTH,
supported by brilliant cast
7he prir cipal members OF the celebrated
ROMAN sLLEr TROUPE,
who have hardtoney rendered their win
This night only in ballet embracing the principal
dances from he grand ballet of the SEVEN NATIONS aided
by fpu CorpH &C Ballet
SATURDAY Nay 81.
will be ehaksperes historical play il I've act of
benny TIE FOukrn.
sir Josn fk1&D Mr. HhckeG
Henry frnce o. Waes..... Mr.. y Conway
LADY Percy ACKNOWLEDGEMENT. Mrs. r. b. Conway
TO be followed by grand ballet OF the
SEVEN NATLJkS
gythe RnEZANI b LET TROUPE.
On Nor day-The distinguished AMATEUR Capt MORTON
PRICE the charming ,it and actrest Mn O. Lu.
CsTtE, from Drury Lane Theatre, doa, will make heir
frr Ancs IN Am rcs In entirely original operAtea
in two acs rier and composed by Cant Price. enlsd8
ALAS FAIR ~ LOVE AND WAR.
Box book now open. Popular prces re stored.
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TrNION COURSE, L. I.-TROrTING-ON MONDAY
Maya ats O'Clock, purse and stake Of 80 mile heat,
names Cora de Estea, q Carl nanesI m Mlleri
DamseL SHAW WHITE, Proprieors.
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THE TURF.

DURSE $2000.-FLORA TEMPLE AND ETHAN ALLHN.
The Fashion Association offer the above puse 70 be ct
ted for tho above horses the Fashion Course on ne
3st Of May good day good sck mile heats best three IN
Ave. to cent entrance be made on or before
O'Clock Monday the sd inst TO H. Cotton, city OF New
York. or d. @. Grinnell at the Course.
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TRACK OR ROAD HORSE FOR sALE-A MARE. lbf
i hands, years old St. Lawrence stock ahe u square
roer great endurance strong built rot In 2SS never
had but one months rantng right respect Price
81 200 sold fault satisfactory given for selling
Address Trotupg Mare, Herald Office.
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ADJUSTMENTS.


~AMOSk1M0NISs
UyBRA TRE m ! No 10 40 so 49,
wTnrsSe1sGas ~ S, 80 ohOAOWAxs .
"~ 81 ~ AZ .1wooeours
Rrpp 1 AsnrU1Mrns LIZ SusrsMpU
~, ~ nncENTAIlON hAT6AOhDINAlRE
~ DAHAsioh ID ~
INrrRNrns ~ ~ GTuENis BEN.
pv.r,.,o Par NM JUNCA ct AOkELLL.
Tfe"'0re rspresentuo de
Pom, MIN. ~ - s. viConrn DE LEr0RIERs
W. PIos ao ocAih ssir ies prograAme
~,vo r,,r,r---- - -
vko. CHRlsrYB OPERA HOUSE.
a.. cs... - ~ Broadway.
SSeT' wV ~ NJ hooioy.. froprotors
" hoppU. Musical Director
AhIUkN OF THE FAvORITIS
sa'~ iApse OF one yeL ~....
uouna ~ " aNino Nlv sn ,oxo
ryr sApd every evening during the week
AnH NuNr AhEiL IkOurE VI Thu WORLD,
.~-.x,..u uEO. ChkisIfb MMSfkEA,
m.trsi.ys .hssn % ne mos. brilliant sars En.opsn
original and uAappross6sbs .-
.or.s.,r. a, w., soinnE kThloUrE MI.
u'osG ,nd ewbrscns IN the highest degree
In addition 10 n,nS,snws ar sscaance vii ne mar
h H, ums twc years. Geo Chrsys highly amusing
M cu pruNnrpa.
OR. Nfenr or Diyy,SuIr,xs
Master Eassre ~ M os az ~ Si
ri Rovers m III ~ ~ w isis us"sev..
T.hsr ,. es.t si rs ~ ~ iS'"'s
For fu payticn.rs - 80 n ~ t,,. e oApsn''
Doors omen . r ~ o. Admission y cents v, .... a.
..-Aoly reserved Tor ades 0eneman usner IN AendAnce
ACApEKy OF urrsrc-JA rRAvIATA
Posiye ,x la, ss Sa lrA ,lh, An ,
~ NJ. az r sss ~, M '"o " A"eri'a"
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HORSES, CARRIAGES, &C.

4 HANDSOME ROAD TEAM FOR sALE-THE PRO.
perry Of gentleman who has no further use for them
bays 1874 hands high Hong black las and perecty
kind and gentle rot In three minutes without
training Inquire at White Cornngs stable. Irvr place.
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