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Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1860-09-22
BEHIND THE TIMEs-A PROMISING FU.
''tss - TURE. 80

The Grant County Agricultural Society
has grown beyond our ability to write out
full notices Of articles on exhibition; up to
the present year. we have paid some re-
spect in print almost to every article, how
ever humble, so that it had merit or value.
We are unable this year to do 50, our pres
ent editorial force being too short and Of q
too slow growth to keep up with the times.
Last year we hired special editor at an
expense OF $4,000 to note the articles on
exhibition and write several columns Of the
transactions. This year the matter must
pass, except the general notices we offer this
week and next. We may ado in time by
another Fair an extra forty or more to Inc
dimensions Of our editorial farm ana work
shop, perhaps also one or Two extra edito-
rial heads, and then the Herald will be up
to the demand Of the times. We would
delight TO notice the fine stock in order "a
let distant readers know the progress our
county has made towards the introduction
Of best blooded horses, cattle, sheep and
hogs, We have not doubt but that Grant
] widely ahead Of any county in this State
anl the West in respect to stock. Fortu
nately for the stock growing interest, this
county is largely populated with natives OF
England who imported IN early times the
improved breeds Of stock from Europe, IN
Guiding cattle, sheep snl swine. OF late
years the greatest attention has also been
given to raising the foremost breeds Of hor-
SIS; indeed, the horse excitement has At
times been quite warm and once approach
cd the pugilistic degree.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1860-09-22


The TRoTrING AT THE FAER-Thcrc
were five horses entered and competed fol
premiums in the trotting match, Us follows
agelding owned by Q. B. Phelps, Of Ian
caster; a large sorrel mare owned by Har-
yey Clark, Of Dub que, Iowa; stallion
owned by 4. H. Emery, Of Patch Groyei
!: bay mare, owned by L. digger Of Lancas-
ter, and sorrel, owned by A. v. Knapp o.
Ellenboro.' Mr.. Clark took the first pre-
MUM Of $4,000 making the three rounds
/ in 2.5l Mr.. Phelps took the second pre-
MUM Of $4,000 making three rounds ID
$50. Mr. Emery took tho third premium
Of $1,000 making three rounds in 3 min
utes. Mr. digger drove tie trip in $40
and Mr. Knapp in 4.15, The horses trot
teI IN the order first named.
Mr.. CIark's animal broke once in sight
Of the jueges, whether at other parts of The
ring Where deputies were stationed We are
not aware. Mr. Emery'S horse broke once
or twice ON the fist and second rounds
each Of which required over minute, and
dropped the time to three minute bv
speed Of the last round. Mr.. Phelps
horse nlssle lis three times round without
i break, making the first and second in
precisely minute each, and gaining Il sec
ond Is he clme up on the last round, and
was therefore considered BIZ the judges Is
have made the best trotssllg. The Judgc4
were o. A. Boynton and s. Nass,ith, o
Phateyillc, and VIM. McGcrigsll, Of Law
easter.
The people and all parties concerned
were highly pleased with the trotting.-
The track was IN pretty good order but
there were slight showers after The first two
horses had trotted. The actual time
which each horse made to the mile il from
three 70 five seconds less than above, as the
track, three Times round, reaches seven rods
over a mile
{
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1860-09-22
M. K. CONFERENCE

FRIEND CovER AT your suc,....
present a few items with referagsesS ss''oNI
late Conference: . oa
Itcommenced its session at Raj
18th inst, Bishop L. Scott nre @;oO0' The
There were about 50 preachers , cau
with our Conference present, beside o',DcC'e
Der Of visitors. A commemorate 60 HOu
our session was an interchange os fra. At
greeting between the CongreratioaU'sslnaa
Primitive Methodist and our chn1ob 0ualls
benevolent ifEerest (lnissionary trs., o@
s. s. causes, are considerably in adv. aaa
Of previous years. We have also ! cos "
cradle ipcrease in our membership. '' y,
Conference closed the Eth about 'n
clock, P. NJ u
The appointments for this, the plattorn
District are as follow: NY
:Plateevile District, w. Wilcox p ,
Platteyille, J. G. Aspinwall. T.
Washburn, M. Dinsdale.
Montfort, E. Buck.
Boscobel Miss, G. Cook.
Fenninore, }. T. Pryor.
Lancaster, w II. Palmer.
Patch Grove, r. r. Wood.
Beetown, j. Bean.
Potosi Miss, r. Burge.
jamestown, w. Summersides.
Hazel Green, ]. L. Williams.
Providence, L. Tasker.
R.R. Woor
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1860-09-22

FUNERAL OF MATTE LoRD.-The u
Crosse Union Of Monday says; "0ne i
the largest funeral professions ever seen n
La Crosse was that which followed the "a.
mains Of Matte Lord to its last resin,
place yesterday afternoon, showing how
we'll the community loved him who has
gone before us to the spirit world, and how
ieeply they sylnpathized with the faml,
of Judge Lord, in this sad afiiction. Thu
La Crosse Light Guard turned out with
full ranks to follow brother in arms to hi
lonely post. The procession was nearly
mile in length.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1860-09-22

-, ted Mr.. Newick; that few at Beetowl
~ The northwest supported Mr.. Osborn
tum Mr. Hilton did not receive the votes o
balfshe dele. rates from bispart Of the coun
- a.a slso &c. tain that Mr.. Warner wa
equally a. far frol.l receiving unanimous
support ia Convention from the west part
Of the county. Then, where lies the cen
,,urabIe section Il it about Lancaster and
the interior, the delegates ct winch tired
their best 10 get acaRdidate nominated from
die westg Does the censure lie about
PlatteyiIe, or the north where the delegates
exhibited no concentrated action at all -
Two years ago, the County Convention
IbaIlotted an entire afternoon and could
scarcely agree upon anybody except men
residing about Lancaster, even thouga tne
Lancaster delegates did their best to g.:
others than Lancaster men nominated
That injustice has been done the west is ac-
knowledged everywhere, but that any or
ganized action existed to accomplish such
| Injustice, we know to be untrue. Welook
for this at another Convention, that the
west viii be awarded more than is share
ia which case 10 other part Of the county
Should complain. 4 new superintendent
viii soon change the center Of power mold
Grant, and ifrhe basis ofdclegates be chang
led so a, TO count republican votes, leaving
out the democratic, which we think ought
to be done at the County Senatorial Con
vention next year, then the west part Of the
county will have as much power as the
eastern part, or more, and the northern part
Of the county will about balance the south
Iern part. I'D.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1860-09-22
A DEMONSTRATORS SALE.

II the matter or the Estate Of Catch L. Irish, dse'''
ed Grant County Court.
NOTICE Is hereby given that BY virtue and y " On
suance Of order Of license made in said masss
the Sth day Of August, 1855 ., and Of
81 said court made in said matter the I'm ?, as
Der, $50, the undersgRed Administrator OF w s aT
u said Caleb H. Irish. deceased. will on me a. enc
81 October a 1860 the premises = % sou ssIe
Public yeaae the ollning described lands, 70 W
The undivided fourth part IL T. one w tsn
aud three fa5 a block thirty-hve (3S) aau sege-
t37) all Ii The village Of Cassvie County q .. 1rsds
and State Of Wisconsin The terms Of sale sstsobef
known ~ the time and place Of sais.-
snys 49, r. = a'ss'ss' Of said Epta'e'
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1860-09-22

Beware OF GREEN OATs.-Eyery year
there are more or less horses destroyed by
feeding green oats. New oats should new
or be fed TO horse without some precau-
tion, as they are pretty sure to be followed
With violent cholic, scuryy, DC. If old
oats cannot be had, handful Of salt and
ashes should be fed with the new oats, or
they should be well soaked with cold wa
ter and then fed more sparingly. Tavern
keepers should never feed new oats to tray
ellers' horses without first informing them
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1860-09-22
agThe Shape ofaffairs in Mexico seem

HE- The shape Of affairs IN Mexico seems
to be changing again. Mirimon, 50 longh
power at the Capital, is in defeat and dis
grace, and there is a possibility thai the for
mer well-known President Comonfort may
be again recalled to poker. Comolfoltsa
man Of ability and energy, and will be able
if any man is, to put down the anarchy
which has devastated the country for three
years past. During that time he has been
living in this country in exile
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1860-09-22

STATE FAIR-ANNUAL ADDRESS Gen.
James w. Nye, of New York, has consent
Ell to deIiverer the Annual address at the
State Fair at Madison, on the 2Sth Of the
present month. The General is one oftho
most effective speakers in the country, and
will give an address that win be a rich treat
to all who hear il.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1860-09-22

Gg-Wicked Mrs. Quincy, the English
ladv who ran away, with her footman, is
said to be at present in this country, living
at one ofthe misunderstanding placesun-
dar an assumed name. She is worth f5,
100000 sterling in her own right
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1860-09-22
Great Republican RaIlvI!

At N}Sngpille, Thursday, September 27h.
Speeches will be delivered by Gov. Randall,
Hon. Luther Hanahett and others.
THE LANCASTER CORNET BAND
viii be present on the occasion, and a great
outponring Of the peoples expected.
Come onef Come all
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1860-09-22

ONE THOUSAND ORPHANs.-The NJ.
wauk,ae Sentinel SAYS, there are now abct
a thousand orphans in that city, renderet
SO by the LAZY EigSn calamity. MANY
Of these children are thrown EInsa. ehat
ity of the community.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1860-09-22
:, September I6.
CASTLE ROCK MILLS FLOUR.


We take the liberty Of printing the fol
loving for is novelty, the writer not have
ing otherwise directed
CAsrLE Rock Wis, Sept 18th 1860.
j. g Cover Esq.,-DEAR SIR: In
closed find ole dollar for which please pro
culr one Of those membership cards and
enter for me one bbl. flour for Castle RocI
ssststS = not that expect to win 4 alme
leaf, 9TH winch to deck NY stocking leg
have th9 two past autumns exhibited the
best ! could make and II should say
knew il was better than the -four that won
the ribbons should only state what sey-
eral of your Lancaster ladies' would saw who
tested the premium flour and mine by Are
yet mine would not e.cn pass second rate
] have this year put up and shall send in a
common article,intending to be fairly 'whip-
ped this time and to be able to give your
Judges the credit Of doing me Justice.
shall probably not be at the FAIR, if SO
you will sell the -four, MS second rate ar
ticle, pay for the Herald for the next year,
settle some Of my grog bills about town,
and if a few dimes are left, procure and dis
tribute some good Breckenridge documents
thinking we Democrats hardly give him 4
fair show and prefering an honest !. Niger
dripcr" to Squatter Sovereignty exploded.
BY 50 doing you will greatly oblige.
Your pery humble sefv.t -
d. SYLyEsrER.
NIB, Aftpr diligent inquiry We find
no bills due DR. grog. The 'Jsw dimes
left'' for Breckenridge documents viii be
handed to our Postmaster who deals in the
article. Ed.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1860-09-22
HAACmETTs AppoiNTMgNTs.

The Hon. Luther Hanehett, Republican candidate for
Cohgrass, viii add The ctze ns Of Gant County at
places and times Al follows
( Hazel Green, Wednesday Sept 26th ], p m.
Plattevie; ~ - 7Ap.u
Wingville, Thursday Sept. 9th
Lancaster, Friday Sept. 2Sth.
Taffon, Saturday, Sept goth.
Republicans OF the I'd District rally around your stan
derd bearer.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1860-09-22

AN ExcELLEST NoMINATToN.--The he,
publicans of Crawford and Bad Ak coun.
ties have nominated d. Ii. Johnson, O
2rairie du Chen, for the Assembly 4
better selection could not have been made
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1860-09-22

He IS TALNTED WITH BoSDs.--Ths
Prairie du Chen Leader calls attention 70
the fact that j. d. Rsgmcrt, the Democrats
candidate for Congress, was recipient o.
the La Crosse corruption bonds in 1896.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1860-09-22

EE Four farmers in different towns Of
Dane County, measured up their wheat 70
get an aggregate, and il amounted SO bush
els to the acre.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1860-09-22
NEW OFFICERS OF GRANT co. AGRECUL-
9 TURAL SOCIETY.

At the meeting Of momber Of Grant Co.
Agricultural Society. held at the Court
House Oh Thursday evening, Sept Goth,
A. earns presiding and ]. G. Cover acting
Al Secretary the following gentlemen wer,
elected to fill the several Offices for the ersu-
ing years
J. f. Dodge, Of Waterloo, President.
Jesse Waldorf" Lima, Vice President
A. earns, jamestown, do.
JAS. A. Jones, g Hazel Green, Secretary.
JB. Calls, " Lancaster, Treasurer.
The following gentlemen were elected as
an Executive Committees
III. Robbins st PlatteyilIe; Or. DODGE.
II Rsaiown: J N Eavges, sc Potosi. +.
ID. Hurlbal, at EoScoUei; Jef. Crawford,
Of Hazel Green.
On motion, the Constitution was 50
amended Is to provide for holding the AZ
nual meeting to elect. officers on the first day
BIZ Fair, At 0 O'Clock, p. m.
4 The officers reported the receipts Of the
past gaar 1T about $4,000. ''
S.---~---s@--a ---sp-- <na~-------
RE Secretary Harvey delivers the An
q sr<tst7s IL ~
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1860-09-22

Eg-At the Lite election in Maine the
Republicans carried the State BY about TO-
900 majority large increase over last year.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1860-09-22

ES-Ihe State Fair will BE- held AZ Mad
soa, next week.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1860-09-22

ApPLEs.-It is claimed that Grant Co,
stands at the head of all counties jp this
Staie for fruit. Perhaps tic reason is that
Grant was one of the earliest settled coup-
ties west Of the lakes, aud that a ieAy per-
sons started orchards in this county on their
| first settlement--such few inducing Others
to plant trees during early times Among
1.-THE oldest orchards are those Of Edwin
Kilby, O. S. Jones, Jas. Prideaux and b
Kilbourn--these representing different sec
tons Of the county. Many Of theil neigh
bors started orchards shortly after, and q
late years young orchards are noticed on
every hand. 1t is also worthy Of notice
that all the orchards which have amounted
to anything were started from seeds grown
and grated on the premises, or from stock
raised in the neighborhood. Those VIII
have purchased frees raised in distant parts
have almost invariably failed.
During the past week, Messfs. Kilby and
Jones left with US for exhibition specimens
OF their finest natural fruit, some of which
have rot that wild flavor SO common tc
natural or seeding apples.
We also notice that Mr.. Way Of Char
lotte sent US an apple, one of the largest
we have seen; we sliced and divided
it around among several persons, and a
pronounced it the best apple they eyel
saw; this was also aseedling.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1860-09-22

>TEAcHERs' INsrITUrEs.-Dr. Henry
Bernard has made arrangements for hold
ing Teachers Institutes for the present yea
in nearly all parts oftIie State The one
nearest to Grant, as ysf announced, viii b
held at Darlington, La Fayette county, Of
the lst Of October next. The Institute
will be opened on that day with assaddress
on Public Instruction. Teachers who en-,
roll their names on the first evening care
promised to be provided for free Of expense
during the session.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1860-09-22

H Secretary Harvey delivers the An
p,,ai address at the Crawford County Fair,
on the 81 Of October.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1860-09-22
PREsrDE6q1AL ELECTORS.

SAMUEL ELMoRE of milwaukee, 3a
NAP0LEoN H. VAN si.YKE, Of Madison. NJ 1arse'
DlsTRlcT ELECTORS.
1st Dishiet--ISAAC ). GILMAN, OF Racine.
I'd s. II HENRY D.'BARRGN, II Perrin
Sd I" HENRY S. lIEKPuNT of Maniowoc
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1860-09-22

For vice President d the United States,
HERS c Hell v. 10 H,Ns.oN
OF GEORGIA.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1860-09-22

PRESIDENTIAL ELECTORS.
EDwARDG. RYAN, ofailwaukee.
CHARLES DUNN, OF La Fayette.
y. G. FAIRCHILD, OF Dane.
EMF. ROTHE, Of Jefferson.
BENJAMIN FERGUSON, OF Dodge.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1860-09-22

For President Of the United slates,
iafef
STEP EN- a. . oU cL A S,
OF ILLINOIS
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1860-09-22
DEHccRATlc NATIONAL NOMINATIONS

For Prcsid, Mt Of the United States,
John &. Breckenridge,
OF KENTUCKY
For Vice Pres.d nj Of the ui-itcd States,
Joe. Lane,
OF OREGON.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-12-18
MEDICAL.

An IMPORTANT woRk-A GUIDE FOR THE NAN
~ RED 1.-THE afflicted, debiiAte1,
diseased should not marry adopt sny treatment W
they Themselves u The truth only found IN Dr
LANNON'S Paris. London and New York Medical Adyiser
and Marriage Guide Mailed Tor ~ ~ ~ q LANhES,b,
No yesey street, Asor House The Doctor cure, Az sueh
affections long standing exprt0usy anu private
y a. Tor years past, AT es7 Broadway np stairs.
nR, HUNTER HAS FOR THIRTY YEARS CONFINED
H. his attention ~ diseases ~ certain clnss IN whch ne
has treated less than nifty thousand CASES without AZ IN
stance Of failure lila great remedy DIT uuner fsa Dr
currs regular treatment and All other
remedies dieting restriction IN the habits
without the disgusting and ssckenins -
fecs OF All other rrmsdes IN now Gases Va Loss ihsn So
the poisonous faint the blood " sure "
absorb unless ths remedy used II IA al vial and cannon
BE- obtained genuine anywhere but nj the old Office No
Division street BOOK nothing that treats Of the evil e.
fleets Of early abuse
nR. RALPHg OFFICE, CoRNER or HOUSTON AND
H. Crosby streets Ds9 Crosby Hours l0,s TO Ard6to9
DRoFEssoR RRsTELI. isa CHAMBERS STREET, Can
b. consulted usual by letter addressed 70 Dor 2s
New York pnsf onlcs.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-12-18

NgARsHs COUNTING ROOMS,
M ,oorxyryrxa .xp f nor gsss .nd nsse'n ~
6ss Broadway, Irving Building
Cfrrr am with lrruls Ac. on appbatsonL
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-12-18

AYUw YORK ALBANY AND HARLEM RAfLRoAD.-
~ Fr Absey ana troy eDnnectinS WITH ne New Yorh
vest and with Ss NORTHERN RAroaA for ssrAsoe Rnaad
,Ssp On ana sfsss Ionday nov ~ ia trains w lssvs
twenty .Is .sr.s! ;A,!Cn Ne. Yes e A.
mail tram For cpscn va, ~ .aPpins q ~ stations
sbcve yovxviIIe For whss PiAina Hs A. ~, - snd 10
ron WHITE ssise, d;got .,epgss = ~ ',soss rrcn WI
street depot stopping all stations For Williams Bridge
iI4sP N. "Wednesday and Saturday only from Twenty
s,rh greet demo-, oil Returning WI
cave Albany A. n aud % Z. ~ kass Albany, I.ls A
n ana a.ts r. vi Exprees train Albany " A. NJ. East Al
nanv llls NJ Express mail train; Crolon Falls A. ",
oplnn AZ al stations fremont; White Palms, si1
Filam> Bride g. ~ A. n. and r y, soppins ~ I'll 80
ions; sians Rrfga ~ 4. Y. "WEDNESDAY and sssoria'
sh WY ISifs R.hslIIIr. Aaasan, sarsrs n.sudenL
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-12-18

CINDERELLA AND HER SISTERS
" Painted by J. Van Ierius X. A, Antwerp,
on eNl,ih.llan nj
sCHAus' GALLERY, 90 BROADWAY.
Admission Is cents Open from A. NJ 70 sundown
IRVING HALL-GRAND OPENING CONCFRr-IN
cousequ~nee OF the az the alan Opera Troupe,
under the direction o. sgnor Muro IN ,be c Of Philade
ph the grand opening Concert ~ irving Han postponed
unrn Thursday evening, December n, syu
~ HARRISON co, Propretora
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-12-18

rTuDeOH RIVER RAILRoAD-FOR ALBANY AND
Ill Troy connecting with trains North and West
Trains eavei-
rxon cHAspsrs srnxwr. FRO. rurrrY vfRsr STREET:
s.p.sss and A n snd Ia hz0A A. y AndoA0f'A
roy ana Albany, Man sas ssor.x
troy and Albany evA sleep iois ~ Sundays fncude
po ,ns s.pss sr.in, 7.NAM "a n ssd loPML
and Pm
sps sing Train, 10 a ~ and ios A n ss $50 and ITO
-, '~ p ssiru, Superintendent
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-12-18


MR.. SAM COWELL.
NOTICES
Mn. SAN CowrLLs entertainments continued 1t the
French Theatre Monday Wednesday and Friday each
week. Mr. Cowel has placed himself the possible
with the public He acts his songs with degree
dacity that exceedingly refreshng-hs u
complshed--New York Herald, Jan. g. 1850
ME-. SAu CowrLL continues his series OF comic perform
ances and has already secured the heares pub
lie We notice many of best families these popular
tertainments.-N u Times, Dec L. 1889.
Mr. CowyrL ID primo bufo In his special walk-a ones
individual interestn amusing and eroelept The large
dence vel pleased and expressed their appro
baton by liberal apruse amply sufficient TO satisfy
didse for public fasor-N. u Tribune, Nov ~, lSS9
Mr. Sam Cowels style Is famed for its originality gre,
power His remarkable hexibity gives
failing fund of humorous expression TO the delivery
Of his quaint and mirh inspiring des lie stands alone
his peculiar walk, and he irrcsistiby
refined In his style risk nothing predicting him
greates Of the seasonNew York Daily News Dco
23, 1859
Mr. Fam Cowe r. certainly great He sings WELL and 10
blessed with face which, when managed by himself would
produce laughter out OF Frustrated by severe n Of
indgcst In his liz: believe him be positively
unnvaied--New Yofk Express Nov. ~ 1859.
Mr. cowe has been enthusiastically received by large a.
dences his arrival Ia this country and cordially
mend him truly humorous singer Of the unexoep
ticnable ype-New York Home Journal, Dec u. isoe
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-12-18

WILL CLOSE, on THURSDAY, TIVE sTH INST 1T
w 0P M the exhibition % the Artists Fund soc
ETY., open the National ACADEMY " Design, Tenth
street Broadway with works Of Cole Lesle, In
man. Doughty, Durand Huntington, Cssflcsr Kenscit I'd
nond Gray Ro-rer Nignot, Church and others The pic
specially contributed By members Of the society for tho
benefit fund will be sd aucsion, Saturday
ing, nj n. NJ BY Messrs BANGS, MARVIN CO., al the
same plsos.
C,AIL To.SIoHI WITHOUT FAIL AT MADAME sAr.
~ NAGfAU.S Dancing Aeaaemy. IN Broadway, above
smith stree, The only pIsce Of is lind IN New YORK
err. sxpesseed attached W the estsbshman'
The programme embraces All The fashionable dsnces
NlYLopBoN 80 BROADWAY
M GRAND GALA WEEK :.
Of N~ssre Cana and La Feur, eecond wes&
Mics Kate Palmer walNr Twenty four ladies and rsry
gcnenea appear svvry Night this we~h - fsrce ~
ballet dsncea Doors ~ ga cpnnmers - VA.
LASTING Ai IA Tickets isc, orchestra &c gallery iV1
nAxoRAMA FOR SALE At A TrTHE OF ITS VALUE
view Of the MssSsippi river, towns ehles. wills rs
~ anu "s' sSTTHwrcK WOOD, g Sessau stree,
r'o THEATRICAL MANAGERS FOR SALE, A SUIT
n Trrpiure sofas, Chairs 80, nssae order hs
s'ere hoy have little u1ta WI be- ald low fo
eas mite addressed Furniture boy LOO Herald oce, VA
meet with siteBiiou.