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Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-06-02
SHERIFFS SALE.

James Woodruff, Case No. 1883.
MOntu'V SuneriOr Corf
William Woodruff ct al In Partition
pursuance Of Order of Sale issued from the su.
i periOr Court Of Montgomery county to me directed,
will offer at public sale at the door of the Court House
in Dayton, in sald county.
On Saturday The 2d day of Jtne, 1860,
A2oclock of said day, all TINT certain lot ofnnd
known and described lot number twenty -four (24 on
the plat OF subdivision of the west half OF out lot mum
Der eleven Q ON the original plat Of the town Of Day.
ton which plat Of subdivision IS recorded in Book "
pages 295, Sc, OF the Records of said county, lying and
being in the county OF Montgomery and state OF Ohio
and now known as lot No OJS of the revised numbers
Of lots in the city of Dayton
This property is situated on Banbridge street. near
Filth street and the new Catholic Church. now 10
process of erection. There il a small two story frame
dwelling on the premises.
said premisis have been appraised at $3.50.
Terms-One third cash. third in one year, and one
third in two years from day Of sale. Deferred pay.
ments to bear interest and be- secured by mortgage On
the premises. JOHN MILLS, sheriff
T. b. TILrOE Attorney ap27.d2awtd
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sHERIFFs SALE,


Jhmfs {. Nlnanda, !
W.. = Montg'y Common Pleas,
Knhns 4 Raper
DY virtue oi m Execution issued in the above case
ID aud 10 directed will Offer AZ pudic sale, at the
saloon recently occupied by D. Raper on sixth street,
hstaeen Main and Lndlow, In the city Of Iuyton, on
SqfanitU, ihe ~ dqVgf Jne 1870,
At 10 o'clock M. OF said day the following personal
property, "a wit
One Bar sideboard; Two Bar Counters; One Front
SHOW Case, One Gas Pipe, Two Tables, Ono stove and
Pipe; Ono bar Partition, All the partitions now In said
Bottles, Glasses Jars kc. To h. sold the property
OF Frank Rnper ~ the suit 0f james q. Nananda.
J. A. JORDAN, Atty. JOHN MILLS, sheriff
ALSO--At the SAME time snh place will sell one LOT
shelving, ono lot harness one old saddle one pitch
fork and sundry other articles, to h. sold tho prop
crty OF snlSator Schaer at the suit uf BenheiHer
brothers my2s,ltd JOHN MILLS sheriff
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-06-02

Robert a. Blake, Case No 1850.
Montgomery SuperlOr
Reuben r. Boan, ct. al. Court.
VOIJRSIANT 10 an order from the Superior Court Of
Montgomery county, in the above case 70 me di-
rected will offer at public sale nj the door Of the Court
House, in Dayton, in said county.
On Saturday, the 2f ddgoI Jinc, 1860
At o'clock p M Of said day, the following Real Rs
tate situate In te county Of Montgomery and State Of
ohio and in the town OF West Baltimore to wit;com-
mencng u rods aud feet east from the north west
corner Of the north west quarter OF Section u Town
ship o, Range 4, y. Sc. and running east FIVE rods
thence south rods thence west rods thence north
rods, to the place OF beginning, known as lot No. =
containing a. rods Said premises have been apprpis
ed NJ $3.50. Terms, cash
To be sold the property Of Reuben r. Boan at the
suit of Robert @. Blake, against him and others.
JOHN MILLS Sheriff
TuOs r. THREsHER, Atty. ap2sdlwtd.
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IFQAI NoTICE-IN PARTITION.

I-,ATHARINE CLENCY Sidney Cheney, Magdalena
I Michael Daniel Michael, Sarah limerick, Jacob
FInrrk Elizabeth Dia, William mls, Flzabeth Heern,
Iorob Hearn Sarah Wilyof Bnrtley D. Mikohl Ireier-
ick Wolf Joseph Wolf Frederick Brown, William
Brown, Henry Brown, Catherine y, BroWn James A.
nroou Jane b. Baldwin and ---- BALDWIN,
win take notice that petition was filed against them
on the 9th day Of April 1850, in the superior Court Of
MONTGOMERY county, Ohio by Jesse Q. Allison and
Christeua Allison where the same is now pending,
wherein Jesse Allison and Chnstena Allison demand
partton Of the following real estate 10 wstunte Ia
he county OF Montgomery and State Of Ohio the south
wes quarter nf section No. p, o township NO = IN
rnnre b. Of lands between the Miami rivers, eNcept ~
acres thereof devised by will Of Frederick Fox, In one
frederick H. Fox containing lbs acres more or essi
and nj the June term 1900 Of said court the said Jesse
g. Allison and Chrstena Allison will apply fora order
lhnt partition may he made of said premises. Dated,
JESSE @ ALLISON
CHRlSTENA ALLISON
Ap,N Gay, Atry. api6w6
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,,nrIrr IN pAnrIrInN

nrARy BOYLE and Fmnn Boyle, minors, children
Nj and heirs n law of MRrRarci hnyle QorrneIly MAJ
-,rct Wel,l,orl decreased aud John Wehber q Mont
gonery county, ohio; Henrietta Weber and William
WeI,bcr, minors children aud heirs athw of Noah Web
georve Weber, James Weber, AIMS Mara WcDbefi
widow of Robert Wchber, senl decreased, snd Jemi-
ina Ludwig formerly Jemma WebterJ Of Nanden-
lnrah county, In the State Of Indiana.
Viii take notice that on the 2d day Of April A. D.
Court ~ Montgomery county, Ohio, ly Thomas Web
ter and il now pending wherein said ThomaA WeboeT
demands partition of the following Described re estate
Ia with lots numbered i75i i75 and 1850, Of the re-
yscd numbers Of lots In the city Of Dayton, N the
county of Montgomery and stae Of Ohio, md that NJ
ne lime tenn A. D. 1sGD, of sud court application
Viii H. made Nv tho said Thomas Webber for an order
nt partition may hc made 81 said premises Dated
''Ios Iarasiiwid Hos n TILTON. AH'y for Petner
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MASTER COMMISSIONERS SALE.
Peter Elerly
Superior Court, No. 1850.

VI 7 superior UoufIi NO. IOOU.
David r. Bowman, et al
DY virtue Of an order OF the Superior Court Of Mont
ID gomery county, Ohio made at its April term A. ID.
1850 in the above entitled cause, will on
Tuesday, June 10, 1850.
At the door Of the Court House in the city Of Dayton,
between the hours Of two and four o'clock p m O said
day, sell public auction to the highest bidder the
following real estate, yz the being in the town OF
Liberty in the township Of Jefferson in the county Of
Montgomery and State Of Ohio and described ny fol-
lows: IL being lot numbered nineteen 40 in tho afore-
said town of Liberty fronting Main street, being in
section nine township three, range five east from
TidAn drawn from the mouth Of the Great Miami River.
Appraised at s2s5,OO MAY sell for SlaO,OO.
GEO. W. MALLAMBRE, Master Com.
A. CLAY, Attorney. myl0d-lawdaw
EGAL NOTICE.-The undersigned was this
L day appointed Assignee fan the real and personal
property OF Emanuel Myers. All persons indebted to
said Myers will please make immediate payment to the
undersigned, and also all who have claims against said
Myers will present them to the undersigned
May ~, lsGO CHRISTIAN MUsSEI.MAN,
my29d&w}H Assignee.
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MASTER COMMISSIONERS SALE.


George BNfchON
superior Court NO. 1919.
Andrew Egnn, et n.
DY virlue Of an order Of the Superior Court Of the
ID County Of Montgomery, Ohio made at its April
Term A. D. 1860 in the above entitled cause, will, on
Tacqi1y, JuHe 10, 1850.
At the door Of The Court House In the City Of Dayton,
between the hours Of two and four o'clock y. M OF uid
day sell at public oucry, to the highest bidder; The
following described real estate, to wit lying in Mad Riv-
er township, in said county, and being lots number
seven eight nine aud ten idesimated plat Of the
sub-diyso ion Of par, Of section 27Town of range Z,
between the Miam Rivers; made by Daniel Beckel and
wife, and recorded plat book "a pages 10 and ~ OF
the Records Of Montgomery county.
Said lots are par Of Cox farm, contain one acre
Each lot il appraised at $4,000 and may sell for $751;,
80. GEO. W. MALLAMBRE, Master Com. =
Hour & wALKER, Attorneys. myl0-law,law
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. MONTGOMERY COMMON PLEAS

ID 24IO.
John Mahony, whose residence is s---, il notified
that Julia MRh0ny did the 2sth day Of May d. 1860
file her petition Ia tbs office VI the Clerk of the dond
Of Common Pleas within and for the county Of MOnl-
gomery, Ohio, charging the said John Mhhony with
Wilh fom her, the said julia Mahuny, for more thap
three years last past and asking thai she may be az.
yorced from the sadJohn Mshony, which petition will
stand for hearing at the November term, 1890, OF said
Court JULIA MAHONY,
Dated May 20, 1850. VIC by ADAM CLAY her Atty.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-06-02

The editor of the Hartford C6Tant says,
speaking of Lincoln nomination for the Pres
idency, that he would prefer the endorsement
of one good women of its candidate than
whole reams of applauding resolutions ,
Then pass "old Abe's' picture around. The
women always applaud handsome mani
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-06-02

A POPULAR demonstration was made at
Union Square, New York, on Tuesday evening,
to ratify the Presidential nomination of Gen
Sam. Houston by the people of Texas There
were from three to four thousand persons
present and several speeches were delivered.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-06-02
ctT, NICHOI.AsH HOTEL., Broadway, New

or. NICHOLAS HOTEL, broadway, New
. YOrk.-When complee,i, six years ago, the -.
Nicholas was universally pronounced the most manih-
cent, convenient, aud thoroughly organized establish
inent OF the kind this continent. What II was then
IL remains tO-day--withnut rival In size, in sumptu-
Olsness and in the general elements of comfort and
Ioyment. The Hotel has accommodations for 1000
guests including 100 complete suites Of apartments for
fmiiles Six hundred persons can IN comfortably
seated at the tables Of its three public dining rooms,
ycnienee an social qualification OF the travelling public
las laen omitted la its pan is neglected in IT. pur
tca details. The early reputation Of the house al
home aud abroad derived from its magnitude, its
lerb appointments, and its horne-hlSe comforts and
iuNunes has ieen enhanced every year by the nWea-
ried eXcrti0ns Of the propretors.
my2nn3 TREADWELL, wHITC0MB co.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-06-02

Mr. Joseph and Mrs Hannah p. Fogg Gel
ebrated the ffteth anniversary of theirwedde
life few days since in Exeter, n, II. 1t is
stated, in connection with this interesting
event, that not an Gdultmember ofhe family
has died in .ftty years, and that every one of
the family-children and grand children
were present gathered in from several distant
States.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-06-02
ADVERTISEMENT
Robert Dickey,

Robert Hckey,
vs. Superior Court,
Warren W. Phillips and John n. No. 1884.
CollPntz, ct. Rl
DURSUANT TO AN ORDER of the Superior
III Court of Montgomery County in the State
Of Ohio made in the above ease at its April term A. d.
ls, and to me directed, shall offer at public auction
at the door of the Court House in the city Of Dayton
the county of Montgomery and State of Ohio on
SATURDAY, JUNE ~, 1860,
Between the hours Of and four O'Clock p M Of SAID
day, the following premises, to wit; Lots numbered
twelve hundred and three (nrD and twelve hundred
and four 2 az designated ON the revised plat of the
city OF Dayton, Montgomery county, Ohio, and being
numbered l5s and l59, on the original plat made by
Lodwick. Sald premises TO be sold on Judgment
in favor Of Robert X. Dckey, against Warren W. Phil
lips John X. Cohlentz and others.
The above lots have been appraised as follows
1904, Si33O0
Said property cannot he sold for less than two thirds
their appraised value
Terms Of Sale, cash.
y. T.. JORDAN,
Mast. Com. Superior Court Montgomery CO., Ohio.
J, A, JORDAN, Attorney. my2g-td
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-06-02

A rebellion broke out in the Maryland Pen
itentiary on the 2lst inst, one of the prison
ers, named William Lynch, was shot by an
officer of the prison, and he is not likely to
recover
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-06-02
Nrip advertisements.

\ AnlEs' INDIA RtrBnER GARDENING GLOVES
Very convenient for la,es working M the Garden,
4c. For sale BY }. W. DlETRiCH
my2s-wi Druggist Phillips House. Third st
N TER. For sale lg D. W. DIETRICH
my2s-wi Dreqsi- PHILIPPE House.
INNGLisH TOOTH BRUSHES Fruch Nail and a
II general assortment Of Hair brushes. Fur .ele by
J. W. DIETRICH
my2s.wl DRUGGIST Phillips House, Third ~
INDIA RUBBER FINGER COTs.--A nice and con-
Il ycneni article 20 protect rorc fingers For side BY
my2s-wi J. W. piEfRlcH Druggist
nj AIzENA. Prepared nom kfaze or indian Corn,
NI for culinary purposes This article will he found
very delicious article for sick folks. for salc W
J. W. DIETRICH,
ny2s-wt Druggist Phillips House
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-06-02

A Ill the property and ef,ols Of E z. y. FISHER,
have cn assigned 70 the undersigned, In trust for
the benefit OF their creditors. AL who know thom-
selves to be ndcbedt to the said E rad I Fisher viii
make iinuiedinte payments 20 me; and all who have
claims against hon will present the same duly su-
thcntipatpd, within three months nom this date.
at,2s.Ng CEO NJ YOUNG. Assignee.
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AsgaI.
NnTIcE

rs HEREBY given that the undersigned has This
| thy Icon appointed and qualified as Admins
latx on the estate Of Christian Ament late Of Mont
rofncry county, decreased. Al pcrsons indebted 70
iho above ernie are notified 10 make immediate pay,
menfs and those having claims against the estate VIII
present them for settcment without delay.
nyig-wa SOPHIA AMENT, Administratnx
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-06-02

NOTICE is hereby given that the undersigned have
~ been this day appointed ~ executors On the Es-
tts Of David Bowman, deceased bate 4 Montgomery
county DAVID BOWMAN
JOHN BOWMAN,
Dayton, May 7ih, isG0 nyl7dlwa
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-06-02

49, In elout ten days the EsriRr Printing Estab.
lshinent will be removed to no Main street,
East Side, between THIRD and Market which Is he.
Ing fitted up expressly for our accommodation. our
new quarters viii be much better adapted for printing
purposes than our present location and consequently
va will be better prepared to serve ON friends.
fnay2s
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-06-02
Ncm ADVERTISEMENTS.
TTOME INSURANCE COMPANY, of N,

IJOME INSURANCE COMPANY, of NEw
III HAyES, CONS. Capital s1OOOO, paid in cash, and
securely invested.
This company nsures Buildings, Merchandise, House
Furniture, and other nsurbe property at as low rates
ns charged by other solvent companies
Ihree-four of the profits Of the business, CATER
dedlcng per cent. forthe stockholders) divided
annually To the holders Of policies in this company,
payable in scrip learing interest Parties nsilring with
us incur no LIABILITY whatever
D0uGLAss Il. SATrERLEE, President.
DANIEL TtowRRlndT Vice Pres.
CHAs. Wilson, SpCy.
lny:,l CHAS r. CLARKE, Agent at Dayton.
DINE APPLES.-,Iust reesiyed, another barrel
II of those large, fne-hayOred extra Pine Apples, at
No. 100 Third street
lny20d3 BRANDENBURG 4 co.
DOTATOES.-2t0 bushels prime White Neshannock
i Potatoes, Just received and for sale at
PATTERSON'S
Grocery and Provision Store,
ap3Ou No. % Jefferson st, Huston Building.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-06-02

The Charleston (ya) Spirif Of Jefferson
is out against the seceders, and strongly Ndyo-
Gates the nomipation of Judge Douglas.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-06-02
MASTER COMMISSIONERS SALE.


J. Sebold, ct nj.
DY virtue of an order of the Superior Court Of the
ID county Of Montgomery Ohio made nj its October
term, A. u 1850. in the above entitled cause, will ON
Tuesi1V. June 10, 1850.
Al the door Of the Court House in the city of Dayton
between the hours Of two and four o'clock r. NJ Of said
day, sell at pnblic outcry the highest bidder The
following rea estate to wii:--Iot ~ being part Of lot
No. TO- rs designated in subdivision Of school section
No. l6, in Butler township in snid County Of Mongom
cry. Appraised n s7OO May sell for Sl6G,G7.
GEO. W. MALLiMBRE, Master Com.
p. p. LOWE Attorney. myl9-lawdaw
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-06-02

From the Dayton Journal.
The editor of the Gazette in his last issue
of June lst devotes nearly column TO COM
planning of my ,cithholding from the .G0zette
its fair share of Sheriff sales As TO what its
fair share would be, doctors might differ do
not intend TO discuss it, The public can have
little if any interest in any alleged private
grievances, the existence of which was total
" ignorant Of until saw the article in which
they are so elahorately set forth. The Ga
Eette is read by some persons in the county
among whom do not wish misstatements and
wrong differences to be circulated without
contradictions
In reply TO one statement Of Mr. d. say
emphatically that no advertisement ordered
by an attorney or party in a suit to be pub
lished in the Gazette has ever been published
as he alleges, in another paper. 1t has al
ways been published according to the direc-
ton.
"The few small advertisements bearing the
Sheriff. signature now in the Gazette were
not Utaken TO that concern by the ''peremp-
tory order of the attorneys as the Gazette
says.
The assertion that the sheriff invariably
when he has property TO sell ia German Town
ship gives his advertisements TO the Journal,
is without the slightest foundation Adyer-
tisements for the sale Of property in German
township have, invariably been published in
the Independent, with but single exception,
and that was made by an order from the at
tOrneys in the case to publish it in the En-
pire.
! | make This reply simply TO contradict erro-
ncous statements made without prOyOeation,
and for the purpose OF doing me an injury,
IL Mr. DESNY will insert this note and cease
hereafter to publish other nisstatements about
me, shall consider that he has made full
reparaton. JoHN MILLS,
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-06-02
FLY X IL Il r.

Destroys FLIES without danger to any thing else Kills
quickly, II easily prepared and used
LIGHTNING and promotes quiet n reading--
UrU peace while YOU eat, and the COM
til forts Of a nap IN the morning, l. e.
KILLER. --ifcommeneed early In the season
will keep the house clear of fes all
summer Sold IN W. w. sTEWART,
J. ". DIETRICH,
my30ml Dayton.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-06-02
- E = p S H o T /

Here Is certain and immediate death to these noxous
pests II il a gtmmy extinct, eva
DEAD SHOT porntes slowly, retains its poisonous
efficacy long tine-and is tap
FOR ready set for these tOrInentors. Ii
breaks up their nests, destroys their
BED II u Gs. eggs and Is guarantee for
years sleep N peace
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-06-02

O5NGER WINE, made from the hest Jamaca Cir.
VI ger Every hmy should keep this article on hand
DURING the hot months OF summer. No traveller should
start journey without bottle in his carpet sack. Il
has superior simple, safe pleasant and efficient
remedy for all arrangements Of the stomach and bow
mySo W. W. STEWART, o. Main st.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-06-02
FAIR PLAY Y.

n BICKFORD would inform his friends and the
IL. public that he has large and as good an as
sOltman Of Boots and Shoes NJ can he found in the
city, and he will sell low any one can that means to
he honest. lie cannot sell good, Fashionable, saleable
shoes worth $500 for OO II amy else can, il II
none Of his business 80 long they owe him nothing
But he has cheap Boots and Shoes and will sell As low
any can Rfthrd my3-u
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-06-02

DURIFIED BENZlNE.-For cleaning gloves and
removing greAse, tar, stains, etc, from all kinds Of
wearing apparel without injury 10 the texture or color
OF the nateriR For sale by
nlYlO W. W. STEMART. 62 Main street
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-02-09
CITY RnllNlca.


MEETING OF THE REPuBLICAH CENTRAL 49,. :,
TEE-voTE OF CENsURE ON THE RRruA '
STATE COMMITTEE.
The Republican Central Committee held q meeting las.
evening at their rooms, No. 6ls Broadway, Daniel d.
Conover, Chairman. The minutes OF tie last meeting
were read by the Secretary slight amendment was
made In them and they approved After slight
preliminary business was transacted, Mr.. Petit made
motion to exclude the reporters of the press There
quite an animated debate upon the notion and after
ABOUT twenty minutes talk, for against the motion
was lost by large majority In reply TO a question
wDetner mere was anything done amend the Registry
aw 'he CHAIRMAN said that the Legislature ready to
make any proper amendments that might be submitted TO
them.
Mr. A. G. ELLIS offered the following resolution
That we strongly condeH action OF our State Committee
The election Of delegates the
th ne psrumenay OF State Convention instead Of
oe e'ecors OF The respective Congressional districts
Inc CHAIRMAN decided that the resolution was out of
order as could not affect the action of the State Com
mee and that that body had right to censure supe
rior one
MI ELLIS appealed from the decision of the Chair and
was put 10 the vote OF the Committee, who refused to
sustain the Chair by ayes 16, noes "a
Inc original resolution then put 10 house, and
aer some lengthy and strongly republican speeches. in
wnicn the name OF VIM Seward figured very conspcu-
onsy, We're made, and some noisy debates which occu-
pea some tme were over the resolution lost by the
Following voe:-ayes 10, noes 49,
INC reading Of the address by Mr.. GoG was dispensed
wi'n, ana Inc meeting adjourned
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-02-09

AFTERNOON AMusEMENTs.- Wednesday and Saturday
have become to be established holidays with young New
York. and these days patr ia nias relaxes his usual
stern paternal MEN, and gracefully Town with the
needul to the great delight Of expe and joyous u
veniles.
To keep pace with the growing wants Of Young America
with whom night airs and ate hours do agree after
noon mdtinees have been insut ,dthe
most popular Of which In the city the Circus at
Nblos, and the Museum.
The grand equestrian matinee at Nblos yesterday drew
together miscellaneous assembage Of the lovers Of
equestrian sports. Matrony danes, accompanied by
merous small "pledges" ladies of uncertain ages, de
prlved by unknd fortune of natural protectors
maids, fast young men, enthusiastic admirers Of beauty
art and nature, and gentlemen Of elegant leisure,
prise the audience Of Wednesday or Saturday AFTER
noon Silks, satins and sables predominant, al.
though there s liberal sprinkng OF cheaper fabrics.
Az the Museum We have separate and distinct class Of
equenters Gentlemen from the rural districts whose
religious sentiments will not admit Of their attending the
theatre have here an opportunity TO aty their dramatic
taste in witnessing some great moral play Ike the "Octo-
ROOM, which Ia now the boards. This play originally
produced 81 tho Winter Garden, has been put upon the
stage at four different theatres In this city, and is now
drawing crowded houses at the Museum The audience
At the Museum et more miscellaneous than that Nj
BIOS Here calico ana satinet predominant large
Jory OF the frequeners OF the Museum Of afternoon
are ladies' and children but corps gentcey
dressed young men 10 attendance, who constitute
the meeves committee OF examination tho audience
pass out. This is nuisance which should be abated but
a. large OF the audience 10 be quite
much a to zee or perhaps the nuisance will
one OF the features Of the afternoon performances al the
Museum,