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Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1860-02-04

AN INCIDENT OF THE PURITY OF ELECTIONS.
In Vermont case is ON trial of James Nichols
VS.. John Nudge According to the reports of
the case the defendant owed plaintiff about
Sl65. The auditor reports that in the fall of
1854 the plaintiff aspired to the honor of rem
resenting the town of Westford in the State
Legislature, and intimated to defendant thai If
he would use his influence in procuring his
election, he need not trouble himself about the
account gave him ten dollars to use "to the
best advantage" and particularly indicated one
man who was friendly to his election, but re-
fused to attend the polls unless he was paid
one dollar. Mr.. Nichols was elected. The
latter, however, insists on his right to recover,
and the defendant refers to the Court to decide
whether the agreement to electioneer was legal,
and, if so, sufficient discharge of the plain
tifFs claim.--BoSton Traveller
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-03-24
Il. NJ. JONES,
l.. +. HARVIE, Committee.
THOS. II. CAMPBELL,
TRIAL OF THE LATE RLOPENENT-THE YOUNG
WIFE REPENTS.

From the HelgphfS irTlS Of IlitSddg
The late double elopement and marriage published in
the Arg of Saturday has been the subject of consider
able comment The wealth aud beauty Of the heroine
the circumstances under which she united TO the
Young MsSissppan and crown ALL her voluntary de-
serou of her husband and copcment with former re-
ected suffer- TO say nothing OF the adrOit management
by which all accomplished in themselves cir
cumsnces Of so extraordinary character that it not
surprising they should be regarded nine days won
der. But the dROuement is singular that the
elopement About half past five o'clock Saturday even
ing carriage driven rapidly along Adams street,
until within square of the Worsham House. when il
stopped and Mrs Simmons aighted and proceeded d.
recy to the hotel the driver Of the carriage turning bis
horses heads and disapIe ng in another direction rap
ly a. he came Mrs Simmons entered the hotel az
uncouceruedly though nothing had happened and in
quired for her husband. She informed him that she
wished 10 be forgiven for her conduct which she had
doubt she could explain 0 his entire satisfaction Ofhe
nature Of the explanation which ensued We know nothing
except that it proved satisfactory 10 her husband who
forgage her Tor occasioning him so much unhappiness
and restored herto the place she had formerly held n his
heart Yesterday evening they left for Mississippi happy
could be expected under the circumstances and it is
be hoped that both have enough of the consequences
attendant an eopements TO dves them Of all desire for
romance and nOtriey in future Bloom, the author OF all
this misery was in the city Yesterday.
We learn that Mr.. Benz. Bloom, the young man who
PLAYED conspicuous and unenvlbe character in the
late elOpenent case after returning to the city Yesterday
morning, considering himself aggrcyed by the conduct
of Simmons the deserted husband challenged the latter
gentleman TO meet him in Arkansas for belgerent pur-
poses OF course Simmons paid attention to the cha.-
lengc In the course OF hour two another chal-
lenge Of quite torpedo purport, was received by the
unfortunate Simmons from Bloom. This like the first
was unanswered but Bloom determined to have sat
isacOn, sent the third challenge, denouncng Simmons
coward" and using divers other polite erpletves.
Running away with bride and then challenging the in
ured husband because he doesn't like it. is the queerest
application OF the code We ever heard.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-03-24
THos LAWSON, c. C. R.
M,rch 90. 1seO.

NorsAccoTdng the late ordinance for catering and dean
Ing the boundaries Of the wards eastern line OF MADISON
WARD begins Mayo Bridge thence running along the middle
OF lh Broad street. thence street 10 College
street and along the middle Of College 10 Marshall street
thence along The middle OF Marshall TO ith street, thence
along the middle OF l4h street TO Shookoe creek thence along
Shockoe creek to branch Of creek along
said eastern branch corporation line The western bounda
~ OF MADISON WARD from the corporation line along the
middle OF h street Arch street. thence n continuation of the
line Of 4h street - James River and Kanawha Cana thence
mn said Canal 10 the middle Of the laid out between the
TrIcpar Works property and Te old Yard thence along
the middle Of mentioned street 20 James River
JEFFERSON WARD embraces all that part Of city
Madon ward and MONROF WARD embraces all that part west
OF Madison Ward mhp-tde T. l..
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-03-24
ELECTIONS

QUARTER BLECTIONS.-The Council Of the CITY Of
Rithmond appointed the following named 0ensmso ss
Commissioners aud Conductors Of the Charter
Elections for the present In the several WARDS of he
city
FoR JFEFERsoS wlRD-Joseph Brummel j. Wilson l. Libby
A. Craig andT Word Co"mls''oHes and Seal Coadac
tor The election be held at Market Hall
PoR MApoS WARD-E Shepperson, Jas scott J. n Gran,
O. n Gyathmey and q. W. Randolph Commissioners and
Uhakley tgdgctor The election be held at the CITY HAN
F0R MjSRog IT Boudar, 7. BArham r. p payl, II N
Jones and r. Matthews, IOH0iissi1Hers aud Wn Kelley
Conductor The election to be held Lacys shop ON Broad
street. Ieste
TH0s LAWSON C q p
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-03-24
wv. IRA SMITHS
Southern Clothing ManuIaCtOry,
ESTABLISHED IL 1880.


1T Is c, generally known that established my Clothing
N4nuctory ga s c TSS YEARS AGO, aud have constant
b for that time coatnuel 90 ui and make large portion OF INV
stock u Richmond hundreds Ot customers will testify TO-
having Increased forces FROM time 10 tme better
prepared orders FOR work I'm large small quantities
u heretofore and viii guarantee 90 furnish them Just as To-" as
@ be hai OF Northern houses and equal In style aud ma
t-raL
Being practical a. Business not having climbed In At
the back vudUS others houdr tatter myself that can
give much and good article for the price any house
North OF south.
wish Co build up southern Manuiactores
pa0uL r OLD established houses drst And let THEN reap The
they justly merit past present future services
This hum5Ig, prove by from sevruy-hEe % one
hundred hands employ, and many Of them have been
Tor years.
Ptrlre he manufactures home especially when
can ti, 81 without additional cost. WM IRA SMITH,
i,s 1l4 Main 81.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-03-24
CLOTHING AT wuo,EsALE.

WE are nov prepared to show country Merchants much
W larger, more attractive and cheaper stock OF spring
Clothing, than heretofore Having Important advantages IN
e PqeNse OF our goods most extensive preparations and an
experience or more man twenty In the manufacture ana
sale OF Clothing believe offer more desirable styles and bet
Yer workmanship or the lower prices than any other
house IN NE trade Devong the whole Of attention to this
o OF business alone and determined 10 build up the trade OF
our city Ne oder As great inducements those Of house In
any market Ia this country.
mhI} KEEN PAIWTN WILLIAMS
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-03-24

THIS improvement succeeds in entirely FREEING the SOUND
BOARD from all strain whatever caused by the tension Of the
strings and fully realizing the object which the old improvement
accomplished only in part.
The manufacturing Guitars and Improving Of volns
under the entire supervision OF the Patentee and made Of the
best material warranted be super quantity and quality Of
Tone well workmanship and 10 stand In climate they
can be returned and the money promptly refunded.
PRICE LIST OF GUITARS
with good case s15 90
with ',slS"OO1 WIN 11'',' ' 20 90
with 'Sis' case ia''I , % 90
with ''saS''O case "'' ''' '' 80 90
No 5Fne Rosewood with Ma hne ht ad oval hngerboard,
very handsome, with 30 90
No 6-fne Rosewood with Machine head, lyerplaed oval
fngerboard beautiful instrument, with case.... 40 90
IMPROVED VIOLINS
From fl2 to $5O-fngerboard warranted not 10 settle
Guitars and vions improved repaired at the shortest notice.
and a liberal discount made n the trade
Every Music, Musical Instruments please
call 49 Broadway before purchasing elsewhere and examine
G,r themselves fel-dlAw6w6m
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-03-24

NOTlCE.The attention OF persona aptt TO build on tie
~ lines Of the streets public alleys of }s requested to
the following city ordinance cs5eSbg streets
ANY person intending hereafter TO build oferet any house
upon lice Of public alley shall
Engineer Of the city in his absence inability
Superintendent Of Streets certificate 10 writing
adopted grade Of such street at the place where
house to be erected and shall be the duty 81
the Engineer Superintendent Of Streets to he In the Chamber
An office duplicate Of the said certificate shall
hereafter build attempt o build erect house
the line Of such street alley without
having obtained such certificate he shall be fined not less than
five than twenty dollars" W GILL, City Engr.
BY order Of the Commissioner oStree generally. mhl2lm
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-03-24

FVOME WADE SHOES have constantly on hand Of
IL my manufacture, the following kinds OF
Boots and Shoes:
For Ladies':
GAtrr Boots, sth and without heels
Morocco Lace Boots, With "
a.
For Gentlemen;
noe Dress Boots
Etout Boots single and double soles
ORflIi Ties lUt krCFtus.
For Misses and Childrcni
Goat aul Morocco Bu0ts with aLi without heels.
For Boys:
Caf Hrsgars and oxford Ties.
For servant women;
Stout Goat and Kip Lace Boots.
For servant Uem:
Hr1Pues aut BrUsana
An prepared order atshot notice any OF the above
r,-utIsn.d lfg.is JNO. q. PAGE, JR.,
a3 Main Street.
oc21 doors above T K PRICE a co.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-03-24
RICHMOND WADE CLOTHING,

lncrea ed Fa elites.
fNNhE subscriber has been manufacturing Clothing In the "
city Of Richmond over tweuty years, and has at this I'd
tnc ou 80 70 u" hands 10 his employment and WILL In ~
The next month tWo, make large additions IL
br Having taken the story his especially for manu-
featuring purposes he Is determined any article In the
clothing line That shall compare Ia every respect with clotRg
made n Northern cities, and he asks the patronage OF his old
friends ana the public generally the fact that he Is Civ
ing employment m our midst % large number Of mechanics and
worthy females Who ght otherwise suffer for the necessare Of
lie he has the best of cutters and materials 20 be
ed by house in the country.
Maryland virginia, CAronas and Georgia Cassimeres and
fEeeds Of al grades and coor Strictly southern Manufactur
Ing House an shall be satisfied By personal inspection Of
shat De intends Co but what he has been doing past
. Is SPENCE, Clohler and Tailor,
mh2 Corn Main and l3th ss Richmond Va.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-03-24

NOTICE.
NCR stock % Ready Made Clothing, No. 50 Main St.
we have sold % Nr H WIiILOCksaut viii continue %
keep our large establishment 40. 100 Main ST. where will be
pleased and che public in general having
made arrangements manufacture clothing here, and We
are of Kind 90 be made up In the
sty and notice Our winter stock will oder
reduced prices 20 make rsom Tor Sprng stock. Cal az
ja6 T. MORtls CO. luO Main 81
T. MORRIS l. ELLIS.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-03-24
VI . WTILTIN0 rNNT- ID y LII
WILLIAMS a REID,

Commission NJ Ierch3ntS,
= g.ENEP TfLNUT d.D SECOND STREET,
Cincinnati. Ohio.
t .ras Ir .N a.lI1 200 ~ cetCru Produce, and make
.... Cash Advances on COusiS nDientS ia- sale, or
TrChnudise bought and Stored account o purchaser
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-03-24

Boys Clothing,
Boys Clothing >!
lust opened are Of Boys Clothing suitable for
- spring aud summer
Bows Black Cloth Coa's
DO dl Cashmere Pants
u1 Fancy do Coats
DO d0 do
DO do Jackets
10 Blue Cloth do
DO Black do do
DO olive do DO
DO shirts and Collars
DO Suspeuders ami Ties
DO Plain and Fanny Vests
For sale low, by
DAR2ACOrT, HARRIS co,
Successors 20 Merchant Weisiger Co.
nh2l No. ll2 Main 81
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-03-24
Cheap Clothing,
Durable Clothing,
Gcnteel Clothing,
AtIIO Main street.

AL IN and make selections and buy the goods
- price We get an the winter stock out OF the
wsy, and 90 end oII such Inducements must attract
ami secure sales.
o. YOU wish 90 make good investment, buy sui; Of
~ TrpMAN 3 HIII. Ito Main g.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-03-24
BARGAINSi BARGAINSi
BARGAINSl BARGAINSi
BARGAlNSi BARGAINS!
AT
SIMPSON & mILLER,S.
NsuPSON n VflEAElk,S.
SGmPNDN L WHELEKfs.

VJvEwu se - balance c our stock very low for cash.
w among vhh ATTY Doe skin Sacks suitable for Spring
NIP SIMPSON MILLER, lls Main st.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-03-24

kLlC.-lu OF the unprrcelrnt-
Of "Ogr Model Shirt" have made arrange
mels heretofore impossible, account of ,he great
demand u yw York u uclgs large supply Of this popu-
shirt hand, variety of sylr and quality, So that
these Sending s have them irt regularly and with
despatch tlr sole Agents Tor this shirt In Richmond,
euuI respectfully call the attention % those Who have not
Mntrtl examination aud they will become conNinc
st tfft BOO. t- tt or-t tst most tfdt Atf ever offered
er sale prepared make to order from scientific
measures rUrrr and reduced urcrs We have
hand large desirable So, of GEtLENENS FURNISHING
GOODS shiloh embraces every thing pertaining 90 The business,
aud rtlch te JI,ret a greatly reduced prices.
STURrENANT MAGWIRE,
au20 No. % Main street, Richmond, Va.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-03-24
ppANO EORTES,
no MUsIC TEACHERS AND THE LADIR.

i GENERALLY. W. RANDOLPH, Bookseller, Richmond,
offers pages Standard Music and receives regu
lary every week all the popular new pieces.
t Precepors Books Of Vocal and Instrumental Exercises
| Primers, Church Music. &c
r. has Just published Everetts New Thesaurus Mucus,
which Is the best book Chors and Singing Classes 81
Also Eyerets Elements Of Vocal Music Oc sent by mall post
Ii mh20
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-03-24
RICHMOND DAILY WHIG.

TERMS.
-r,,,- as per snnum; semi Weekly Is Weeky' 81 a.
D yrss gen,tances may pc made al ths 'sA Of We
". ~ ssrs il ST Gases ,sses 49,. -s,.t t-i-- r-,--v
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-03-24
uno1xs xU.NTRD.

OLD BOOKS WANTED.
WlRAND0LPH Richmond, will take, In exchange for other
,D works, any kind OF Old Books.
High prices will be paid In cash. for complete or odd yoamn'
Bukes history Of Va, stiths Kehs or Jones History o.
Any Work by John Taylor Caroline Robnsons Forms DAVIES
Criminal Law Acts Of va for si9 1850, lsao-l or lsoz
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-03-24

SUGAR-225 bbls Refined Sugars, VIZ;
y Extra c. A. and A. Coffee
Loaf-Cut Leaf and Crushed
Powdered and Granulated ,,.
-hhds New Orleans 20 ,,nD iIn Inism sa ~ wInp
mh2Q LEWH WEBB 'ohS u "Aph'
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-04-09

THE ANNUAL FESTIVAL BENEFIf
AMERICAN gsAxA1!!c FUND ASSOCIATIONS.
TUESDAY Ar1EEE0IN ANS EVENING.
The President Trustees and directors sahed In bsq
kvxKf MANAGER In TAG ClIi,
Esn GLE N fr1llss Ai Fsssca ANS dse.An
ENTIRELY 1sFR i; ' cossrNAr1os
ARTIeTIC ExCELLKNCR
PROBi0i6Gs AMOUNT OF ATTRACTroH
under any cteun..snoss = "-'
1he entertainments viii consist Of ~
DRIi-lIAH 6 CONJUNCTION
THE TWO GRAND OPERA FORCES
Through The generous OF respective kanaG
THE vrE Mh0 h nT,} Sro@!'od Rrrsrrs
BOTH THEIR COMPANIES,
CONSTELLATION 6 pprp s%s'c Al CELEBRITIES
Which vii DO utterly mposs bic ever Again TO ~ basno
tosesb~r
IN THE SANE FiRxAMENT;
CoxEDILs' PLA VS. ~ RCEs and PANroxIxA
ALL THE IHsATBkS,
AAA'au' hvsRY ARTIST or EMIEKNCA
AIs AN IEDEsCRIsA ABLE VARIETY
xIsCELLANYous MATERIAL
PApTICULARyNOrTCe
Re eood enough observe ibis remarkable fart rAaf 6oD
vasn peculiar corporate boz tho cses = stcer a ssg
~ pNPnBCbDkf TED PEkFOhnAnC&a
shall remain at The 's pISgY % css Quotation
To be had everywbere-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-04-09
NEW YORK HERALD, MONDAY, April, 1890

II
! NIBLos GAEBEH,
~ ''''' MO sfIssDiD RGofisiad NJ Mac
s1xors oR Il TROUPE
As mJNnnr HG 1ysk1s ssr aFs,is'
NAdNIFiOKNr F1rs
EASIER II s'I Tos 81
nmESsz suc-A SUCCESS t " THE TROUPE
- IN BOSTON
NINETY IHOusA Nd vlsIrEHs
sosTos s5t os ME- os .Sgo Tsoufr
me uspr'oedsnisa s,eodsncs during ave -sss. NJ tie
ss s:s, s. Tssss
s nsa r. rs t h
~ q. srs.a Ss
ssG: r nss
ss% s A fD,Scis 70 1n Tas p PKG
PERFORMANCES EVERY EVENING
WEDNESDAY AND sarSsDAY AFTERNOONS.
Tho eSuessisn win with the brilliant chvarc
FIELD or ' Rss Si e 's' OF aoLo,
r.ss o. Tx NESTING or HksRY YIN AND rRAScis l.
GsS s sGis s r. ess
ea.aeous ssseant o. the gn6csnt ournsnoat re-
Sn;ssofsks %sD isoibssrs RrrREsssrgp.
ssn Nr rossr
as.s psye moore
Due q N E Sa .s.s
sSts %s,.e. And Gss:
n'Ask Mr. Whtby
sns :. he Blue Plume sticsues
Si.sSis OF France Miss Seward
sore I-B.oaus,ins Hsi-R:rely Of Klshs Gum aons
= scsss n-Tis Tournament. aud Throne Procession
Snss s q. nas BY his
hi cent train AIN T. e! regal state
a sss % b,
sSp.sssa hcr.es followed By inishs Ladies Osarsr: &C.
Berry viz occupy tho throne with their
queens mo 0 si's i'F'd'
Ss ws sss k Ssvs sy 1. s KA
TN and Battle Are COMBS. between the Red and Waite
AH Ss'sii I'd iss ss:' ri Snas:s:s
Ierr;c combat bcsween the Black and White Knights Death
Growing Of ne Vi'' Ell. : ID Tsslsau.
viii, hs :1 II = .sss:sss
h''san b s}ss; JUAN scene Of
NJ" sS &c
srw We Sos sill s sSsSs n sSsTsssn
stupensous display OF bare backed grst
JAMES s'i soBTssoN.
In rehearsal Wi shortly produced end orious
'an ssoszs s'f s6ss q the
/. which the r's''s 81 Ef ss al g sS SsTem'd
feat never attempted BY any othar troupe.
GRAND oPxEATio s9UEsrsIAS soENS
FnOk MAeSANIDLLO,
WITH CHORUS
gesdes many eher novelties and spleadsrs which VIII be
great arc retained and many valuable auri.
harss hvvs been engaged
Tho Great 5eesat1on RNey,
ss re..hs With NlIo.: Company havi,s appeared with his
Troupe .'': 's ~ sssfs' 3uD11non
IN hh city and Boston composed Of tbs respectable
spprecavc v2ev, where her Fess Of Equssscism hsve
been justly pronounced the original daring and a
Fts n b.ssS orisnssy and bo,Aasas in symuasss Art
arc the fsarfuliy thrilling fe~ts Of
TIE GREAr
whose unapprcachable performances Of
AERIAL ATHLETICS
have asscr.hed End eoaip,ed We gyIpasac world
JAMES ROBINSON.
caASIT5N, THE srr1r DANCER;
DUvE&NHY. THE CONrORrIoNIsr;
TIE t sGAgT{ ~ Mos zs ~ Fair
Splendid Fesis Of Tie ssespis Chs.o. oNA'''
LHs CROSSE TErES,
made IN Paris for this pece
Besidss these atrasoos WIN DO brought out in style Il
% "a .na any
A,ennx tertsnmsats in order 70 AFFORD o.
wnss:ss these .nS Sssasf psrioSnanse:,
A '''ssn aT1s saa1:'d'Aa
s performance i he Sssass. vii 8 fully equ. every
.sscsr 5: Ss a.ssior spisnddy nia .i..ssd H. ana
Bcnsa 70 cents; Orchesua Chairs. 81; Private Boxes IS
Door open a quarter before O'Clock. Entertainments
commence quarter before B
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i1 Ss k asss A Asss: scsssfso
TIE BRIDES q uAnnrowrs.
ni ii.
II snl s5ss ssA s1s,
coli fsSs' s +.
BRIDES OF s@Rnrowpr,
DION 400 sJioAuLr.
-sA ~ ,ss 'shsrs bsax- ''N WYNN SIX
CaANoyNI.
THE oCroKoes,
'hAsi S, osssi
70 many and sucs successful work. have a..a N "a, hi,
ihs drama essn paoa - ~
%s' s sss.ss r sos Is sr.s.
work - Will give Ii: pusrs III: .ss.s- NV '- '''
ped,s.,.a I. H:' ,neu.-ya
Whose beautiful tale Cs.iss prompted the subject
siy o'counor the Colleen tsswa Mas Agr.s R,,ers,,
s,es ma oOOps.en tMylss sfsss foniss sedrao.a
tasr frs. sppear.sce al tins th..rs., 40 '
y my wasasss
o~ssI JAW
sss
Duoe slsnrerhssss. s."r,
by land Cressh Lev,cx
ooFv v M aeTy
Anre Chute the Colleen Miss ysur. K-ens
Fevous to the drama
And throughout the performance ss Msioies composed
THoxas BAKER.
Insrs.uc,Ds the following ATT
80 ssvs.rres, Dhesmsh.
The Hare That onSe Through fara's Halls.
The :, g s.,.,, s,s7 s,I Boy
ri a.Is " Lows.
Tbs ssns Of tn. White Rssh.
MISS AonAs soBAAfsoN
TUE cRuiskssS LAWN,
PRETTY OR. sI4s,sa HER COW.
rnr LAKES or KILLARNEY MOONLIGHT ruoRse;.
Ruse tho Golden Haired sse Of ~snfss nesse.
sm h s the T as sa saa
.'Snt on srosrs ss.d ha,s .oss IN sad
sctsE s-rHE GAP OF DAsLos- xInara Lewis
Of Il. poass-Tns S.sser Of ms 's:Ss
feather bed he bbeMies engaged spy lawyers
o sSs or RAE SS.sES sAws
psry-Ihe jig Of iasreient. after rsoer ,on
'0uOl but faithful pu hs.T'Tss s as.lds
B.rdre.. di.,urb. the tssst-Harry do~s-rhe css.. in
lover s9d toe has .ad-Tse sssn "a =, nA
marriage nes ''A0f AHs pro-
ACT 1.-THE GAP.
The yrcp1ssl Of Danny Mann Give your glove aud III
SCENE 2-TORJ CKE3AN ROUSE.
Anne Chute Mt fau-Hsrdress and his Tho
sovc-The Rove-The death warrant
SCENE 3-i0RC LAKE AND McaILLIOUDDys REEKs.
Ely left alone
EILY's SONG TO Her LovEK.
TIE TWO BRIDES FACs TO FACE
THE &C LLEEN RUApA AND THE COLLEEN BAwN.
Anne discovers than she exoscedThe sh lady and
the lrish peAsan, girl Danny arrives with the warrant
The thunder storm-Mylss and Anne Chu,e-rhe shelter
Ely and Danny set forth in The sorm-An but expanA
so.sx 5-MYLEg WATCH HOUSE.
The rope and the entry TO " Donohue's stables.
ecrNE 6-TsE WATER CAvE-Tborne.
The tyipG brtdge-A puzzle for the gangers-Myes at
homo-Danny secks shelter In the cavs-Ths demand
the understanding others a. nisht-Myiss makes . dis
ACT uI-sHRE.AHs HUT
The dying bcy-fhe Confession-Corgsn In turf hale
scxss The PAkI0R IN CASTLE CsUvE.
SCENE s~NYLEg COTTAGE
Tho MySe rous inhAbNant-fahsr Ton Nyles 4
ner-The discovery What IrAh love s-Toe
fcENE THE OUTSR IRIS OE AsrLG CHUrH.
Corg.n 10 biz sentinel. surrounding the hssss
SHANNON
The caYdrhe wutteriues Of stnrm-The two wo-
ip defence OF The crmna-The attack and hs tumul
Chues Irish bsod up There tins In frs.
ara when neither EngAaas King inor bis red faction ouA
-Tbs srrestThe invesgaton The dying cnnfesson
Tho gloveTbe real assassn The damning evdence-rho
two wimseses-Myes ACCUSES the true murdsrsrrhe only
witness Of Ally OCOnDors deathCorrgsn gets wetWronG
Doors ut 70 commence a4 quarter before eight
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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-04-09
First time this sesson Of
TIE Orphan OF GENEVA;
First time this season Of
EUSTACHE BAUDIN;
First time this season Of

EUSTACHE BAUDlN
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alias William Johnson trial for triple murder and
piracy, The celebrated
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LIVING BLACK SEA LION. the msH extraordinary
of the kind exhibited; GRIZZLY BEAR, SAMSON,
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PY FAMILY, GRAND AQUARIA, 10 81 all hours -
Adiancs 70 everything cents; children, under va,
cents parque&. u cents extra
NOTICE consequence Of the greatly increased expenses
abahnent at ke present and In prospect a. vol
experienced IL making ehsnge Tho
prices Of admission all reduced % ne dson a
pArque Is each chdrea under ten years
admitted Museum for Is cents and 70 The parque for ~
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