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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-09-11

HAIR NETTS.--Sik, Chenille, Wcr.ted, iin.
Ii sci, Zephyr, and Bead Hair hetts, MADE o.
any material and Of any color at the ,hoftest no
tica NJ e. &. BERRY'S,
.ur 90 I2.kins street.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-09-11

ENLAGS, FLAGS, FLAGS.-FlaSs for the pre-
L. sent campaign, for sale ny
<.p c. G. BERRY, 7s King a..
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-09-11
MISCELLANEOUS READING.

CLEANLINESS. Compare the dirtiness Of
the water in which You have washed when
1t is cold without soap. cold with soap. hot
with soap. You will ind the first has hard
ly removed any dirt at all, the second Q
little more, and the third great deal more.
But hold your hand over cup Of hot water
for a minute or two, and then, by merely
rubbing with your finger you will bring Of
flakes Of dirt or dirty skin. Afser vapor
bath, you may peal your whole self clean in
this way. What | mean is, that by simply
washing or sponging with water you do not
really clean your skin.
Take a rough towel, dip one corner in very
hot water-if little spirit be added it will
be more effectual-and then rub as though
you were rubbing the towel into your skin
with your fingers. The black fakes which
will come off will convince you that you
were not clean before, however much soap
you may have used. These fakes are what
require moving. And you can really keep
yourselfcleaner with tumblerful of hot water
than whole apparatus of bath, and soap
and sponge, without rubbing. 1t is quite
nonsense to say that any body need be dirty.
Patients have been sept as clean by these
means on long voyage, and where BASIN
full of water could not be afforded, and where
they could not be moved out of their berths,
as if all appurtenances of home had been at
hand.
Washing. however, with large quantity
of water, has quite other effects than those
of mere cleanliness. The skin sbsorbs the
water, and becomes softer and more perspi-
rable. To wash with soap and soft water
is, therefore, desirable from other points Of
view than that of eleanliness.--Notss on
Nursing, by Florence Nightingale.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-09-11
:, nrHKER AND Tea SETS.

~ DiHkER AID 1S-A SLl - .
L RENCu PORCELAIN DIAAhH Hh!tH'
white gold band, and decorated.
French Porcelain PLATES. DISHES. Ar.. Ar.
>rpyra'c, :'r sr''s.
rr,rch Porcelain TEA 5EI'ls. white. white and
.o'I. Gilt and decorated.
English White Granite TEA SEITS ANU E!itE:o
separate
En.li>h White l,raujte E:vrrS and Ea%in<. and
Chambers.
En-l:Sh White Granite Foot Baths, Slop Jars, &C.
DO. H.. d.. Pitchers, Mugs. &C., &c,
in any quantities. wh"I"*ae ami retail. e! prices
that cannot fail - please.
gth ,ao ~ Il. H. MILLER. son K co.
y,CRNITURE WAGON AND CARKIAGE.--
( The citizens OF Alexandria and vicinity, are
informed !hut have an excellent SrRlHC WAGON,
auj ,u, prepared t. haul FURNITURE or bAGGACE
Ia ,r, rart ot the city. 10 Washington u: Short
distances IN he country. Particular attention civ
Ell To- ur,,ins the Furniture Of families changing
their rcsdcrrr<. to al! which give my PERSONAL
ArrE>Fiu:. ,,.....,
tls. i fine CARRIAGE and HORSES. which
.,,,, ,c had al any time With a careful dfircr.
Orders al2y he lett {. Breng!es Couiceil"uaIy
stur. King street where slate Is provided t"r Inc
purpose. sop l6-diyl ". 4. hlchh'
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-09-11

NIEEROES NANTED.--I wish /" Hurcha:e e
~ any number Of NEGROES, Cor which ! VIII
pay liberal prices. Tho wishing to SELL VIII 80
we'll to call on int before selling, at my Oh Stah"'
At West End, AeSanEiria. Va.
ouo i9.-~''t'
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-09-11

DRESEKvE CANS.--The subscriber has on
/ hand n small lot of the most simple, and best
PRESERNE CANS in the market, which will be
sold al low price to close out.
A. the season is we'll advanced, my stock Of su
Terior Water Coolers will be sold for CASH, at prime
cost. good many article. in the line Of Plain
and .aran Tin Ware arc offered below market
rates. Call and see. Laug lsl }. T. CREIGHTON.
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HUNT0K RIDGELy,
INVITE tho attention OF dealers 10 their large
l stock Of TEAS, TUGACGG, aa,t LIQUORS.
which they offer for sale upon accommodating
terms, and ~ low a same description aud quality
Of GOODS can be purchased in any Northern
l,arser Their stock consists III part 6!
100 halt chests Guniru" der, ilaperni euiig
Tyson and Black TEAS
2ju boxes Manufactured TOBACCO
lGu bbis ana bales SMOKING TOBACCO
SEQ. .uUn Imported and Domestic Sugars
100 Dbls Rcciifvl WiilShFN
500 Old RE -
- HiN
- H." EnG;a"'! RUM
III Dome IL BRANDY
10 Apple
- l:.acit
"a quarter and cighth cash Pure FRENCH
BRANDY
H.aae Icy. Uard. iae>, Robin n.s Co.. ami Mac
tr;u Ni.tagrs .: ~. ~, 81. >. and -
too b. -<vt- CHAMPAGNE, with - large
STOCK of FINE Old SHERRY and MADEIRA
WINES. nh -
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-09-11

yHIANTED-A LADY to use Wheeler 4 Will
w Sewing Machine, to whom constant en-
ployment will be given.
W. B. RICHARDS, JR.,
Agent for the Wheeler 4 Wilson S. n. Co.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-09-11

VIRGINIA COAL OIL, from the works Of the
Y great Kana~ha Coal nnd on Company, ter
sale ~ .iy 2@l H. y. SMITH. Union II.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-09-11

~ AlLS-loOO kegs best Avalon NAILS
~ for sals by lssp>7l WHEAI;AsBRa
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-09-11

pOCKETS, ROCKETS. ROCkETs.-Rockets.
II Roman Candles, and other ire works, just
received and for -ale by &. G. BERRY,
..pS 72King street.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-09-11

TNFANr EATHS.--liip, Sponge. and Plunge
/ Baths. Foot Tubs, Toilet sets, de-. for sale ny
tnys JOHN OGDRE.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-09-11

NIyUITELOCk 4 co = SUPER PHOSPHATE
w or LIME--,n supply Of this celebrated sr:i-
lie, just reeei, ed and inr sale by
JAMES G. NEyETT,
ms. "A Duke street Whar.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-09-11

Two ALL WHOM IT MAY CONCERN.-Tbis
l. is to give no,cc that application will be made
10 The Fru"aiin Ere Ltsoyo"ce Co,aoany Of PHI
"driraiu P,a"sgfc0,.ia, for duplicate Of policy
No. sos, OF the said Company, which was issued
10 Vim. Allison, late o, Richmond, Virgins. The
same having been lost or rislaid.
BENJAMIN WATERS, Executor
aug lS--law3w Of YIN. Allison, deceased.
NEW G00DS.-Travellins Bsg., new styles
~ o; Trimming for Fall. T:Isel Worsted, Head
Nets of al kinds Crccket Braid, sll widths, Buck
skin and Thread Gauntets, CorsettS, Hair, Nail,
Tooth, Cloth and Shaving Brushes, Dressing, Fine.
Pocket and Tucking Combs Dolls, Doll Head.
and Forms Hoped Skirts for Ladies and Missea.
Linen Tapes, Yarns, Backgammon Boards, Accor-
deons Soap and Perfumery Of sll kinds, and
variety of other useful and fancy articles to bs
found at G. c. BERRY'S,
aug q No. 7a King street.
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VOL. lXl.
,,,,. Gazette and Virginia Advertiser.
h7>" puBLlsHEp DAILY BY
EDGAR SN0WDEN,
J.. ngttar> per aunuln. payable half yearly.

,.,,r;a Gazette and Virginia Advertiser,
AeA'"" tyR TlIE COUNIRlJ
=, plELl>HEp. KEGCLARLI, ON
,.,,ys TIL RSDAlS, AND SATURDAYS,
I" ",r', n,lar< per annum, payable in advance.
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HEAD OFFlCE FOR TIE UNIFIED STAIES,
No. 81 South Ini,d Street, Phi!adctPhtu.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-09-11
BAKERS ISLAND UANO
Bakers Island GuanO.

TIME undersigned have been appointed by Will
l. liam H. Webb, esq, Of New York, Agents for
tbiS civ for thc sale of
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-09-11

IITpUL WANTED, at highest market rates, by
w isa3 WHEAT ! BRO
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-09-11

A-EW FALL. n00pS-l am just receiving
y my lirst iltst4iment ofGCODS for the FA LL
ol iSt;n airor= which may /" found >.'tns entire
" new ant yrr, desirable a1ticca. Aly stock OF
,'h.u;llr.. Wrr.lrA- and Fancy Working mute-
ri..!. i, So. !oM comprising man entirely new
at;lrIy~ Hair N,tt> III Braid. >ih plain aud bril-
Ii.n W..r%;r,l and plain ANA brilliant Chenille \
iurtrr >app!y III hiagi" Kettles "i Tie hcsi @o"as
ana nea.ett swim Vet introduced. 4 cry cheap
lot Of Aiisse. and Ladies Hoop Skirts, new But
tons, Belts, &c. W. B. kithAhDH, Jh.,
,ugl7 ll1 King street
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sls,s53 81
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Police Intelligence.

CnARcE or MALICIOUS MIscmEY-Job L. Black, OF No.
2 Fast Twenty third street, appeared before Justice
Quackenbush, At the Jeerson Market Police Court and
preferred mpAirt against William Carney Of No. lac
East Twenty third street, for malicious mischief The
complainant stated that he bought the premises
by the accused a. Shcrif's sale but found some
difficulty IN getting the tenant 70 vacate the house
Legal proceedings were commenced against Carney.
when he became frightened and promised 10 qnit
the place Saturday night Before taking leave
however, alleged be cut away the gas xtures broke
several Of the door knobs and otherwise dcfaced the
terror OF The premises, out Of pure malice con-
plaDant The accused arrested aud required xvs
bail In the sum OF 81 COO TO answer.
EscApE AND CArTrm or TRoxAs J. MrSpAY The or.
cape Of Thomas Munday from the Court OF sessions yc-
terdsy morning. where he to be sentenced for al
legged rape on little rl created quite stir among tho
police yesterday and several o. the detectives to
work, possible, 10 ind his wbereabout ana srrcst him
Capt bowling, al the sixth ward police, however war
On the lookout for Mr. Murdsy and last evening
the gentleman In Hoboksn, where he had secreted him
self He was brought 10 the city and locked up in tho
sixth ward station house This mornng VIII Be txker
into court, and no doubt sentenced by the Recorder
CorEscros are requested TO state that Mr. j. =
Cans, broker q No. So Wall street, who was arrested On
the 2slb ut. charge OF cmbezxement did not pe a
dispose o. the notes placed In his possession by Ar H.
Matthias On 'ne contrary, Mr. Cans requests Us to ss
that be SIN retains the notes. subject the order OF tho
parties tvstly entitled 10 tie same.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-10-04

DANA vERxoS IN WISCONSIN, The Wisconsin MAJ
Jorrroi Of the 26th ut ssys-About two o'cinck ths
afternoon The people along King Pinkney streets we're
startled BY borse. with young lady hs back run
mig Al furious speed 10 the direction Of the American
Horse She had evidently lost control Of him. ana every
oDe expected 70 see her dashed 20 the ground and
" burt, not killed outright Turning dawn Washing
ton be shof through the crowd OF wood
end other Vehicles and dsshcd directly into the livery
stable urt below the American great rush Of people
Immediately nled the stable, fearful that the giri vas
killed. but with the exception OF some rents in her
riding dress she was uDhurt She bad keot her seat
nud appeared perfectly cool and collected All that trou
blcd her. sbe declared during the runaway dis
arrangement Of her dress ard she proposed try the
horse again without delay II proved 70 be fast horse
owned ny John WEIGH that few cared TO ride he
70 80 wild and unmara geahe, but which the srl, Miss
Ellen Dehnson, o. tbs city, bad determined 10 ride II
the state far. she was practising with him on Third
lake rcse, Governor Farwes house, when she
conro Of the bride and he with her 70 the stable
distance OF aboCt mile The horse very much
excited, and Of the bystandors attempted 10 dis
shade her rom mounting him again. she very cooly
replied that shc proposed 70 ride that horse die the
attempt Remountinf the horse che rode out ID the
street, when be acted badly that Ben Reed got by
the u and led him into the stable, where after some
ssroslrr down and "hope talk his nerves were par
italy quieed, and Miss Dernison rode him away in tr
umph. Miss Dennison Is young lady apparently sbou.
twenty. with keen black eye and rosy cheeks, ard
vi'hai very pretty, besides beng t1 brave az julius
Cssa.v
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nrrnrps AID m crsr.--rhis singular diseas,, uhct
has thus far scemed 70 battle the skill q our beet phys
cisns says The Cincinnati Press, has become 10 prcva
lent and has been generally fatal that any
IN regard 10 ~ cure uih hardly prove uni tercs,ng
ia causes are not known, and therefore ali t-ea,.
ment has heretofore been merely Experimental
but its Isthornomcnc symptoms arc no diversin~si
and dissimsr that 10 many Instances the throat AZ
The patient clcses, and DC dies before hs dieesse
has been discovered. The daepostic By ~hIch ID n
known from other complaints OF the throat q the forua
ton q membrane which Increases gradually unsll tbs
rstent y literally sirarricd 70 death n Il sooetmex
accompanied by ucsrai1n aud extreme prossxsen Of
entire system and At others by neither of t,ess ymp
loms YET ~ ether Gaze equally fatal y arr~s tho
Hmalion q THIS membrane would therefe sssm eqaiva
err y curing The disease, and this, n mct instasces.
Hey DC dene 10 the following asansv Ia the earl
stagcs q The complaint watch 10 always soe 'mranssd BY
soreness and swelling of the throat - ne patient
simple solution OF sd and water, - gsrie every ar
teen minutes AZ the same time mctsscn spsce o. Tan.
lei with solution Of the same kird, mae warm m the
patient bear H. and bind around nv threat renew
ing often ar the garsle IL administcrt, ana 10 the
meanwhile sprinkIlrg One salt besveeo ne flannel and
the neck tie inwardly tonic slmulsst either
separately or n the prostration be grat both To-
se,bcr The treatment, A. may be seer, n extremely
simple ans II uscd IN the carrier stage Of the deeass
vii eject complete cure.
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PAitRoAp Aoc1pxSr Coroner Schrmer held an nques.
Al Bellevue Hospital yesterday upon the body or Terence
Kelly, native Of Ireland aged 81 years who died fro
the elects Of injuries accidentally 90 the 2eth
ut BY being by Of The Eighth Aveaue Raj.
road cars At the corner Of Thirty third Deceased
attempted 70 Jump on the front platform while the car
was In motion, when be missed his footing fell under
the whees The jury In rendering VERDICT recomneud-
cd tne rsroad company 70 take proper
persons rom getting OF and on the front platforms o.
their cara.
RrS OvsR w As O~SHrs daughter Of Robert Hsrper
was knocked down by omnibus In Broadway yesterday
mort ING and was badly hurt, but nc hear " soy In y
fair way Of recovery She insensible for time
but under the skilfui Offices Of passing stranger Or
sly o. Mary land. her shoulder promptly put place
and her wounds humancy drcascd.
CRANMoSp KKSsspy, TIE Boz PRyAUxn, win preach In
the Antioch Baptist Church, seventh rweh
srcci, this Thursday evening, Oct n half past seven
o'clock scao free collection win be taken up br
charitable purpose.
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THE PRINCE IN RICHMOND. VA.

tfEum TIE lcnmOnu Enquirer. trA q
TIE CIV Council bad q meeting last evening They
were convened by the President Consequences %
favtR received the following letter from tbe Mayor al
otssted 81 he President and Council
Gu The 16sh September | was lriormed BY Mr. Moore
British Consul, thai the Prince Q. WSes ~ this
city Saur iay next informed the President Of the
fact the next DAY. and communicate the "a
you that scu may take such action sub ect a. 10
your honorable body may seem ~.
Tue members present were the President and Mcsvrs,
craian, Burr Andersen, Griffin Denoon, Glag sbroox
Greenfield, Hl and Hskins.
Tie President said be called the meeting together 10
rrcpa resolutions something concerning The Prince
a wales.
Mr. Burr offered the followinr-
This Cunc hs ring been advised that the Prince ~ Wales
u bis route through the United Stses DESIRES on be-
half 81 the people of this CITY, 70 offer him cordial vel
conc ard 10 extend 70 him such marks Of attention and
respect 70 the representative OF nation with
which are ndssolubly allied bv the tie of blood Of
commerce, o. common language ana q common law;
therefore. be
Resolved. That members Of this body and sx other
ci,ssns q Richmond be designated BY the President who
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-10-04
A CINCINNATI LADY SEES THE PRINCE
HOW HE LOOKS AND HOW HE DANCES.

PROM the 0lnClnpAtl COmmercAL.I
We are Permitted to use portion Of private letter
IRON Cincinnati belle TO lady friend home, written
from Montreal shortly after the visit Of the Prince OF
Wales The letter gives Cincinnati description OF his
reception and Of subsequent but we have re-
produced Similar descriptions by different correspondents
heretofore we must restrict the privilege to make
tracts 10 one or tao paragraphs
AFTER referring to the procession the continued rains,
the muddy condition OF the streets &c, she proceeds
And now comes what may be termed the "grand
Green for nothing could have surpassed the grand ball
which followed on Monday evening
The Prince and suite entered about halipast nine,
amid the viyas Of the people and the Iutierng
OF ladies' hapdkerchies, the band playing "God
Save The Queen," and was conducted TO a cano.
him, but his Royal Highness danced all the
tine, he didn't make much use Of the throne
him h. leaving room but os on. ou. 0Sln
Ing the little gentleman appear like Gagged animal In
menasere and must Of the people that they all
There eight thousand persons present and do
believe every Of the crowd upon zip toe with
nesNs sus.one ~ most Alarming manner Al 70 zee The
Pr'nco They say they Gagged him On In this extraordinary
mar because Of bis having been followed closely
a. the Quebec bail which was Of course, quite unpes
SAINT. But all this time have aid
nothing Of his personal appearance Of which YOU are
doubtless dying 10 hear Well, he Is, ss say ,
ga dear little fellow bat a that docs not erprcss any
thing definite suppose must be more explicit He is
not tall by any means but with rather good figure ais
face Dot handsome, but certainly very expressive the
which he has a singular fashion Of winking at the
young ladies' ndiscrimnstely, 90 that many At least
ieel pretty II they are not 80 In reality. his mouth
10 decidedly bad, and OF his dancing | must say
u has been much overrated by the newspapers.
He dances quite too fast for OF his partners but
not 10 crcse the truly clever little gentleman too se
vercy must say he has the most extraordinary habit
Of dropping his partners at the END Of sct As the
maic senses, With bow and perhaps a smile he coolly
leaves the lady 10 ake herself of In the best
of course the ladies did fancy that Of treat
menf al all, bat las what can't be must be On
dured By lova ladies' 81 the hands OF Prince his
Tier treatment Did not prevent him obtaining almost any
other lady In the for the succeeding set eaco one
feeling bcrsclf only TOO highly honored by the request
We will reform this thing altogether wheu he gets on the
other side Of the line, won't we, B.
number Of distinguished stra'gcrs present. In
GLIDING lady franklin who crestzd equal Ia
comparison 70 that Of H. and there ~ere some Gin.
cnnatians, you know, t~o Of whom great bellies
The dancing kept up III fve O'Clock In the morning.
the Prince dancing until after four, and missing Que
Set believe and quite daylight before the last
carriage called.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-10-04
THE PRINCES FLEET

PROM the Quebec Chronicle, september Isl
About ten O'Clock yesterday morning a signal xun an
nounced that the vc<se composing the royal squadron
were preparing 10 leave port The weather was
cesdingy inc. and the departure Witnessed by
sands q persons. Durham terrace thrunred with
numbers 81 the fair and the enthusssfc manner IN
which hundreds Of them waved their handkerchief AZ
The vessels steamed mscsically Of the harbor bore
testimony 10 the esteem which the gallant naval officers
were held while the cordial response Of 500 we'd
that they fully appreciated the high opinion which has
be- formed OF them The Hero fired salute the bands
playing rs the ships got under weigh At eleven they
were out Of sight They proceed direct 10 Portland 70
meet his Roya Hshness At that port.
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HUNTINGTON. l. Member Of inhabitants. 1850, secs
1858, i42 increase. 76s deaths 1890 III dwelInrs
642: families, $50; farms, e2l mich cows, sa7
horses 62e bushels wheat 81 s35; rye, 10 212 oais
sse corr 1l51o2 pounds butter, 40 1p2 tons Eng
lsh bay, 10s1s.
SmirBrows, L. Number Of inhabitants, 1880, 2132
1850 20s7 increase 10; deaths, 1890, q dwellings
Az families, 46 farms 1856. mich cows 5o4 horses
1873 bushels wheat $685. rye $50 oats % aoe; corn
30 500; pounds butter, S4i7o tons English hay, 800
ONO.
The population Of the counties Of Licking and Muskn
gum, as shown By the returns, IA - follows
1880 1850.
Lckiug.............. ...........3sots 3ss4C
Mussrgum -. .................43y37s 5000
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supreme Cours-special Term.

BtfoFe Hon Judge Bonney.
Or. 3-AVred A. Philips Ed,cd .ssmroRs -Iude
mcpt for defendant demurrer, ~ith leave TO plaintiff
70 amend within t~o days payment OF costs
Geo d. Bnin and 0thsTs wm Brd>u and oO<rs -
Judgment for rlaints confirming report " referee II
10 be settled 9th October. four days notice
AIer0nSer N Brr>n 70 Herman Bvrsn--Judgment FOR
plsrtin according 30 prayer OF complaint, BY default
Decree " settle on two days notice.
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Win an eniertanment OF THIS character the
nangtrs mef reap harvest they disposed pro
o. pocket slnbe But IN the conducton Of the affair n
sussrt 10 Ne their 10 enrich their fame
doctors OF the Italian Opera.
Tho prices Cor admission moderpicd with the
view 81 gaining fashionable audience without compel
lrf extoricu. Three dollars the sum Fixed Tor
admission 10 all q the house the members of
the committee, While they allowed the choice Of
seats, were limited 10 ave tickets each
STIMULATION ucslrs.
No sooner bad the announcement been made public than
general csmof arcee for tickets aBd hundreds crowded
tn doors 81 the Opera House procure them spccua
tors acre a. once IN the nei cndeavorng Up the
tickets a. cell al advance and outerprsng Nc "
lofktr elcgtnphed orter for 81 900 vorh supply
that ety. But thcy all disappointed il having
The uff cautious step 81 the manage mont 10 provide
agsts al such attempts 10 speculate the public.
THE ui0CE sEArs
Tlorc vas lively time At the Academy on Saturday
whoa the committee met 10 draw thar choice 81 seats
Mr. John b Myers, Of the firm of Myers Caxnorn A O.
the fortunate ind vidua whose name vas rst drawn
from TIE bat, into which bad been OenUs with tn
CT tie rect Of the cornmiiiee IL was not oug in
rettrvtpg for himself and iamiiy q position from
whence they could have coed look both
The Prince q tie play and the Prince n
reality. Then loowed other fortunate ndivduas And
twas ret even reserved for The lat 70 be disap
pointed, Tor he declared that h. abc tho
very setts he hac loneed for NJ hld been put " vote
tht lumber 81 sea allowed 70 the committee would have
oetp cou5ed but the managers resisted deviation
nm The orgpa arrangement as contrary wishes
~ the general public.
An rstrnoe OF the intense desire that pevvades The
community 70 attend the occasion, occurred at the
box oce of the Academy yesterday, when lady endea-
yorsd win the fsvofs 81 The infringement ~ Offering
% half dozer seats fer the entire season II she
was allowed 70 make her choice the opening night
The seais for the committee Will he all red today,
and On 70 morrow CThursdsy) morning the Dor Office
vl be throsn opsn 70 The public Thoee Ia New York
who wish to attend this opera shculd telegraph their
orders ~ socn 80 rosstle and, 10 order 70 prevent any