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The Nevada journal., 1861-09-20
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ST&TE OF CALIFORNIA. COUNTY OF
= Nevada, SIS. District Court of the Fourteenth
Judicial ristrict of : id state The people of the
StGtc OF California, to Woodbury. j, DOANE.
GrI ctng. You are hereby s;Inm 9netl to appear
and answer 20 the complaint OF ANN Il DoANE,
Ill ii against YOU, within ten days from the SER
vice OF ti.is writ if served on ypuin this county
within twenty days il served ON y0n IN this as
trirt. and on: OF this county. and within forty
dav4 II sory,d on -ou in this state and out of
This district in an action commenced on thc 1u
div of July 4. p. 1861, wherein piaihuH pTays
ti,ot m bond of lratrimony heretofore eNiStinS
hat,veen you and sad plaintiff, be dlsssoved, tnat
shr ftl,c' Dln) have the care ana CUSTODY vi tlt
child Sarah T. Boanc during her minority @ thae
ebr have her costs of this SUIT, ana suei otii-i
relirf ss Ia tle Court may deemproper
Ipd YOU are hereby notified th"9 y lJ ~ i"L 1T; "
o,e,yar eril complaint herein directed plalh-
IN ,,iu taLe Judgment thcrcior BY DEFAULT 10
,cr with ai costs Of suit, and also demand OF
,5e C,mrt sur;, other relief AZ Is prayed Tor ID
ntaint.G's said complaint.
plliii'it1 H. tnStjmony whereof I, JOHN 5. LAM
prR.r. CLERK of the District Court, aforc
niJ ID bcrcunto set my hand and impress
L. . the seal of the said Court. at Office, in the
citv of Nevada, this Sd, day Of July A.
tsGl. ,,r,,r c,,
Per JOE. ROBERTS Jr Dep.
rv order of the Hon. Niles searls, Judge OF
Disirict court afor; said Attest a true copy.
John >. Lambert, Clerk,
Per,Ioe. kobcrtsIJF.
I'd Mcfarland, Atty for Pm
The Nevada journal., 1861-09-20

SPOT THEM.-tt has betn found tha. the
mutiny in the New York 10th regiment and
I'd Massachusetts was fomented by political
demagogueS OF the Democratic persuasion.
In an army all the comforts of a life at home
cannot ae expected, and it IS almost ;mpos-
sihle sometimes to obtain for troops those
articles of dict and clothing absolutely nee
essar! for health and comfort. Undoubt-
edly the commissaries have beer wanting in
attention to their duties on the Potomac.
and Oh several occasiouns miserable food
has been provided the troops. Democratic
politicianS, who care more for their party
than their country took advantage Of these
delinqucucies and charging the fault u4on
the Administration infiamed the passions of
a portion Of the troops to an open revolt.
In Washington rs we'll as in California these
croaking demagogues are suffered to exist
demoralizing the army and the people out
of which armies are made. We regard the
San Francisco Herald, as one of the stripe,
morally guilty of treason IN discouraging
loyal men from enlistng in the se.Yice of
their country by undermining their coaf-
dence in the rulers of the Republic. and
commanders III the army, and rejoicing our
enemies with its half way, pretended fore
bodings of their success.
The Nevada journal., 1861-09-20
THE NEVADA JOURNAL,
FRIDAY MoRSING, sEpr., 90 1881.

-
J. W DkyvEn-9as appointment Of This
gentlemen to coInGand in the army BIZ st
Administration IS a s1roile Of verv question
able policy, attributable to the Influence Of
Latham. probably, more than to all otter
influences combined. Why he should re-
ceiTe military hoslors from q Republican
Administration, particularly as Le posses
ses no military experience or known capa-
city to lead n brigade, is somewhat ne1pli-
ca6ie. Tnc fact Of his complication with
the Administration OF Buchanan throws a
feg of dubicty about the character Of the
man, rot at all leconmendatory in a crisis
Ike this.
But he has been appointed Brigadier Sen
erAl,and the effects are plainly ssiblgin the
hesitation to enlist of numc>-s of aul citi-
zens. 1t is useless to disguise lie flct.-
The appointment Of J. ". Denver has ienc
rauch1o demoralize ths material GU. of
which thearmies are rad-, go far, At least,
ns this State is concerned. Nunb.rs who
wonld like to take hand in the war, and
have been making preparationc 20 90 50
say openly and repeatedly that they have
no confidence in Gen Denver as i Union
man or as military officer anc tha. The,
could not put themselves in q pcs;ton to
serve under him, or in any amp whose tate
might depend UPON him
Whatever motive aigst hav. actuate...
the Administration in making thf 5ppo.rt-
meut, it is certain it was dore without ii
full knowledge of the relationship Cen
Denver has held towards the Un,on mea o.
this State from whom troops are &c DC
drawn for his command. \ rio.e Lnfortu-
nate selection freni he rams of The Eartic-
opposed to the ADMINISTRATION eoaid rot
have been made. # We excepy Voinev z
Howard, and 4 half dozen more o tue s. NE
naarcAeaI stripe. The Cnioa lo,ing recpt.
OF California look ppon Gen. Dell er with dis
trust not little increased by his letter PUB
lished in such 4 reasonable sheet qs the
M'rysvillc Exrress, as CAMPAIGN do.rme:t
t. Influence votes in favor OF the Dixie SYM
pathizers While this distr.ist remain. the
military spirit Of the State must lareu:sh
and suffer, and fear and doubt nane o~,r
the cause.-The sacred cause-in wh.ch VI
are engaged.
If the Administration, if he coaujrv, de-
sires 20 see the same martial ftrror crIn,ea
on the shores of the Pacific IS has bee:,
most signaliy displayed On the Atlantic 81 de
of the continent, it must not he checked ol
qnenched b. the promotion Of snch ner. rs
Gen. Denver toimportan. commands. More.
II the country expects TO see CaliforniaLs
flock to lis standard with JOY End clacrtv
Gen. Denver must be removed or sent c
some post wLere the prblic sertiment OF
this St"tc will be satisfed he cal do little
harm if he would Gen. Dehyer rlav be the
best of all Union men, and endowed tvra-
taro with Tie rare gifts fitting hnl 10 lead
victorious armies, Int the paupl4 evidently
do not believe il to be so, and wn,lea doub.
r.mains on ills paint, his extraordinary
talents, if any lie nave, will be pat tc
nought. Confidence in the commander is
half the Battle.
The Nevada journal., 1861-09-20

SWEFTfS GRAPE 6ErTEXS Ult 49,
SfoEA"IFE NISE.--A powerful, yet pleas
ant Med ci!.c, il-anufae!arcd under the inn;ediatc
supervision Of Mr.. i NJ. SWEET, the Celebrated
Clairvoyant Physician; and prepared rom Roo;s
ana Herbs of great Medicinal Virtu, combined
Wlta the pure juice of the California Grape \
certain remedy for Liver Complaint. BiIousness
Costiven S., Dyspepsia, Debility, Impaired Ape
ute, Impure Breath etc. and all diseases uirin.
powerful Liver Invigora;cr and Tonic. War
ranted the best Remedy ever invented for diseases
peculiar to Femaies-sucA rs I.cacorrl,cep, o.
Mtes, Weakness, ctc. So popular has this pre-;
aratioh become that even the editors the la(in.
papers oI san anc!sc) depart from their nSu:,i
rus!oni-Iot 10 commend any advertise medicine
ihd prom .un:e SaTet,'o Crepe Bitters or Rcst,r.
atFe W me, g n worthy article an excellent Ton
lc god appetizer ani useful Mraicin. for ths,e
suffering from dyspepsia and dcfarsatopnt of t,,.
liver, etc Sold hy All Druggists, an I b.
DANIEL SWEET, Proprietor,
aug2-mG 5J5 California street, Sin Frgn,isco.
The Nevada journal., 1861-09-20
NEW TODAY.
Notice to Volunteers.
STATE OF CALIFORNIA, Executive Department.

STATE OF CALIFoRNIA, Executive Department.
Sacramento, Aug. 24th, 1861.
SIR II take pleasure in acknowledging the re-
ceipt OF your letter of yesterday, tcndcriug the
regiment of California Volunteers recently org u
lied ulicr your command, to be placed at the dis
position Of Brig. Gen. r. V. Sumner, 4. :. A.. in
compliance with the recent requisi,on of the War
Department upon the state of California for five
addition regiments, one of Cavalry and four of
Infantry.
Your regiment will be accepted, and you will re
ccive commission rs Colonel, provided you pass
the necessary military examination required by
the War Department
lou will al once proceed to organize the lsegi-
ment. i'll accordance with my Proclamation of 10
day Il copy of which is herewith ncioscd. Tie
name of the Regiment vii be detorniued upon
when filled. Very respectfully, your ohc;lipnt ser
mt, JoHS q. D0WNEY. Gcretnor.
ro FRANCIS j. LlrPTrT, Ccls, etc, San Francisco.
Second Infantry, California Volunteers.
Colonel, FRANCIS J LIPPITT; Lieut. Co onel
JAMES l.. OLNEY Major, JAMES +. CURTIS.
Head Quu ters-Soutl west corner of Clay and
SansOinc streets, san Francisco.
Recruits for t!is Regiment, en- porting at
Heal Quarters, will b. Immediately mustered into
service, and become entitled 10 pay and rations
An ample Rerimcntal Fand has been raised by
the citizens of san Francisco, that will enable the
oErcrS to supply the with many coiniorts and
c0nyepicnces not furnished by the Government
The Companies already mustered into service
are now enca.Aped At Caglp Lyon, Hunters Point
NOIu4tcers viii elect their own Company ON
GERS, BY order,
srec-v4 JAMES H.LAMBERT, Adjutaat
The Nevada journal., 1861-09-20

RICE Culture Much attention is being
directed to the culture of rice in California.
The Scientific Press, of San Francisco, in
giving some practical hints in relation there
to. in its last number, describes the method
of culture and preparing the ground as fol-
lows:
In the first place il is necessary to enclose the
tue laad with an embankAest with ditch
leading iu;o it and a tail race from it. TIE
grouEd shoud be so selected that not more than
one a1d half inches OF water cover the soft
mud--or less The plantation must then be
weeled Thoroughly. Yhe simplest way of pro-
ceeding after this is SOW the rice seed broad
cast, care being taken not to.soE too thickiy.
Previous to sowing, however. it is best to throw
the seed into the water, rejecting what floats,
and preserN ing that which sinks for US. If
this prccaution be not taken, when the rice is
cast upon the flooded land, The light grains will
float together, and when sufficiently soaked viii
fall upon the mud that has already received It's
share Of good grain. When the top of the rice
plant becomes visible above the water, the Chi
nese lahorcrs may he set to work thinning out
and pulling up weeds if any there be. This will
take but a short time.
As the plant grows upward it is necessary to
let or more waser. When the rice ripens, the
water must BE drawn of by the 5ail-race, and
the groand left as d<y as possible. L must
.hen he reaped and tiresheL Tten it is ready
fIr saeking and market.
This method is the easiest that We know Of.
and after the einbankmeat is constructed will
cost only about six dollars per acre. which Il all
soe5 right, should yield about four thousand
pounds Of grain. This 1T Eve azd half cents
per pound, the latest San Francisco maj ket quo
tation for No. /, would give 500
The fscss thinks the tule lands of this State
can be devoted to the cultivation of rice to great
advantage. aud expresses the opinion tha. Cal
itcrnia --iu ere long - renowned for her re
Productions q she rcv is faT pip4S # geld.
The Nevada journal., 1861-09-20

The Shasta Courier paper that bids fair
never to rise to the comprehension of the
logic ofevents, gives vent to the following
display of ignorance and partisan bigotry
The election Of Stanford was had enough, that
of many who came il with him disastrous in
the extreme. The people of this State nave not
vet learned Of the fitness in essential particulars
of NJ. Ashley or Mr. PiXlcy. 0f themselves,
neither of these gentlemen could have beer elect
cd 10 any Office whatever by the people: they have
however, been swept into place for which they
are i.nown 70 he unified. by the sheer force of
ihe curre.it lat elected Stanford.
Vow, tie writer of the above morceau
tas written himself down IN ass Pnt the
qlssiioa 70 any reasonable, well informed
n,a:. 81 anr -estY. Who is acquainted with
tFe gnrn and he legislation of tire State, and
he WI. nnhesitating!y say tnat the election
o Mr Ashley confers honor upon the office
rathe, ,haa the Office on him. y better man
for the 7ositioa could not be found in the
State.
So parueafarlg was he deemed fttad for
the place thai VI. Btoderiek insisted ou his
nomination II 1888. and he was aecordiag-
ly pat upon .he Antl-Lecompton ticket of
that year, but declining, another man was
substituted
As far as Mr.. Pixlsy is concerned, all we
have to say 20 the Courier is the Republi-
can party will p:, him for ability with Tom
Williams, the present Democratic incum-
bent, ard give FIVE in the game for starter.
TIE London T.m,s calls the fight at Bull Run
| 4 sham battle" and makes merry over the
| los ses or tho National side, which it pretends
/ e consider ridiculously small. 1t may not be
regarded as j.npertinent for Us to compare this
sham battle" with the English attack on Sc
vastopol ia September 1855. We find that the
| English stcrmed the Redan, and were beaten Of
! in such disorder that they cssld not rally
Their total number of killed was 3S6. The / IS IN
/ killed the part OF our army at Alauassas vas
$50. The former is called by the London Times
an lawful eon1iet"-the latter .sham battle, "
in which The only struggle was Ia get away
DEA7H OF AN AGED MATRoX-The mother
of the Hon. D. D. Field, lawyer, of New
York Rev. II. Vi. Fiell, of Massachusetts
Cyrus W. Field, the ocean telegraph pro
jectoF; Jonathen Field, d. distinguished ju-
riSr of Berkshire county Mass; ard Ste
phen j. Field, Chief Justice Of the Sapreme
Cour. OF California, & ed recently III Stock
bridge, Mass. Her sons have all achieved
Distinction III their various professions De-
ceased was upwards OF eighty years of age
at the time Of her death. Sic leaves 4 hus-
band who has been for over half century
pastor oi The cbprch al S.ockbridge.
The Nevada journal., 1861-09-20
Phoian's Patent Combination Cusbious
and n OLD Ri.iinrd TaL.lcS

Gnd Biit'a.d trimmings of evc~y DESCRIPTION.
Parties d sirous of purt haspg Billiard Tables
viii thus maze an opportunity of selecting from A
varied asso, tment, both IN style and finish nnds
can aist teSt the uper'ority claimed for the Cush-
IONS ana tabtcs Mr.. Dan LYNCH Will always
e a,s,l. ard ready to give all required in forna
ton with egard to the merits OF these Justly Gel
ebratcd Billiard fabtes- The subscrib II cordially
invi'es al Interested parties {, cali and examine
VI, e. HUGHES. San francisco,
agent Cor riielan's Fat, Mt Combination Cusl-
'oLs a2d Modern Billiard Tables. jylg SIN is
The Nevada journal., 1861-09-20

MRs. GROWING, the greatest modern poetes A.,
Of Eagllad, said before she died, in Florence,
last June, when referring to tho United States
q It is Your transitioa-;irc-you crisis; but
you will coma out of the fEe purified, stainless
having had the angel of great caass Walking
vitb , ~ in lbe fgTpAca,"
The Nevada journal., 1861-09-20
NEW sdsE.sJFss;s
-Ct THE
-FOUR REEi,WS AND BLhCEWA0D
COMMENCE JULY 1861.

Money Current in he EtGte frhere isseH ecal. be
''.te5re1 III .2Gr,
Ci4t BDiNt,-A discount O. twenty FIVE ner
cont from tlc above price will be we'd 10 Ciub
ordering iouE or more copies Of anv one or mere
OF t4e ahoVe works, TINS: Fol,~ pie OF Black
Wood, qi OF one review, viii tc seLt 10 ono nd
dress f0F 81; four copies Of the 1oar reyIe,!s ana
BlarkEOoi fof SO; and - on.
* Pemittaisces should alwass lie addressed H.,
IN fuoiIS'icfs. LtO-' iisE so TT G. co.
aug Nc 81 Cola street WY Yors
The Nevada journal., 1861-09-20

THAT'S THE r1LK.-tov. Morton of ind.ana,
says, thai though his State has furnished its
quota of troops, thirty fo~en regiments, she can
give the Union one hunlr-d ius; as well, and
will do SO ifwanted The feeling to support the
.Governm ,nt aal pat DIVA rab.llien is KniTsr-
sal and earnest. Ia,iana and Illinois will each
furnish 100000 men if nsrcss,ry, aad ,.aPliea to
tEa number if required.
The Nevada journal., 1861-09-20

REVIVAL Of RELIGION IL THE ISLAND OF RA-
RoToSGA.-Rcv. w. Wyatt Gill of the Lon
don Missionary Society in Mangala says;
Our work here is going on very well
TrHe, indeed, we have not all sunshine, nor
is it all shade. Our grounds for encourage
rncnt are very great indeed. a few DAYS
hence hope to admit twenty-fouP to the
chgreh at Iyirua aud Oneroa, At Raroton-
"a great revival has taken place; up-
wards of eight hundred individuals have
joined the classes.
Booriboola Cha Is not get heard from ~
The natives of the Foo-Foo Islands are
hasling TIE ladies CT the missionaries about
in small chariots 70 do shopping and make
calls. And SO the blessed work goes on
WI not every little child save allits pock-
ct money an send it to the heathen.-.Na-
rysUilJe Democrat
The Nevada journal., 1861-09-20
2 II E = A MS
billiard SALOON.

TIE ABOVE BILLIARD SALOON, with
] EIGHT FIRST CLASS PHELAN TABLES, is ow
spe!I to the public. The Cushions on these Tables
are til latest patent, and a! great Improvement
ON their predecessors. The ROOM is fitted un so
as to combine ELEGANCE with COMFORT. rha
BAR will be kept constantly supplied with the
very choiocst brands OF
WINES, LIQUORS AND SEGARs
af the subScr .bers hope, by strict attention ftc
merit tie pa ro7agc OF all who G,lmire and practice
the game of Billiards. DAN LYNCH
NJ. T.. HUGHES
72D and fl2 Montgomery ST.,
Opposite the New Metropolitan Theatre
The Nevada journal., 1861-09-20

The subscriber bcgs to inform the public that
thu a owe me itjon u BILLIARD SALOON ia
also intended TO serve Is "A show and SAILS room
for 0SAN
The Nevada journal., 1861-09-20
DIED.

DIED,
AT the residence Of his father, in L'chfeid, N.
Y on August l7tii, BENJAMIN W. RAYMOND, in
the 9th year of his age.
The Nevada journal., 1861-09-20
.sUNHFP ARRANGENENTS


viii leave follows;
Leave Sfcram nto at 6lf \. ) :, 2li & 5P. NJ
Leave Folsom a. G. A. NJ, Il N. Is /. Il,
SUNDAYS.
Leave Sacramento at - \ NJ.
Leave Folsom 1t > i. u.
FREIGHT
WI be taken Up by every tr;i,, FROM Sacramento
except Sunaays) nd bF ne =. ii. =; in from
Fulsom.
Freight must be del:vc od Al ti.c Depot, foot Q
\ street, Talf IN h3ur tOitfe che departing of
trains, else it win beretated fo- tie xt train
The Glf i, y. train from Slcrrn cato an. the
y VI train from tfo,sJ connect with stages t.
or from ali the following nan cl pliccS anI
pass algci procuring c<ets at the Depot in sac
rajncNto VIII b" sout through tu same Gav. The
stages run frlrf nj. tie following nliuei iaccs to
coqcgt Viii, shG y train from .oe.u, acrvi,.~
III Sacrlu., ato IL hCGr before the san Fra'Ics o
beats have.
Nevada, Grass '-a.ley,
auburn, low" Her,
FJre-t City, Doa melville,
Orleans r'iJt, DghiT,
tIJtlFUl, Illuoistovn.
Yankee !iia's, tr"rnwop.. Nalinr =,
G"orgetoIrn, Mormon Island
Cglu.ra, Ei Dorado,
Dianorj Springs, PI1cc-yillc,
Prairie I'ity VI 'lira;l lar
Cooks Brr, Wall Dggn. :,
Live OAK City, =. kansas biS1'u.s,
willow Springs, Drytown,
Anlafor, Suttcr
Jackson FiIdl town
IND TfSVO.-.
To which point this is ,he Ielrcst mi q icAcs.
.outv
h.,i all the intern ri ate places
For freight -'assa2 qppi at the Rail .oaa
statiors.
j. ?. ROBINSON Super 'ureutlca.
The Nevada journal., 1861-09-20

THE OLD NORTH STATE.-The success of
the arms of the Union at Fort IIatteras. re-
reals the fact, all along believed, that the
Union sentiment was still strong in the Old
North State, notwithstanding the ordinance
OF secession passed by the State authority
and attempted to be carried into effect nr
shs same. Thelast Pony bvings intelligence
that on the appearance ofthe Federal forces
to sustain the supremacy of the ruion.
crowds of North Carolinaus pressed tor
ward to take the oath of allegiance tc tie
Government, and that the oath was ADMIN
ls;ered to Is many as two or three hundred
in day. So it is, to greater or less cx.
tent, throughout the entire South. As the
Federal arms advance, the old love for the
onion vii! Loyalty exhibit :izelf, ard as those
eEEss give Strength and assurance to the
good eaEse. it will prosper and be trium-
rhnnt till The last State is again brought
within the pale of the Union
The Nevada journal., 1861-09-20

WORLDS F,lR-We have received circulcr
from the committee appointed by the various
Industrial, Scientific and Literary associatiouns
of this coast, calling attention TO the objects
they have in view, and the manner in which
they propose to carry them ont in procuring a
representation of this State and adjoining States
and Territories at the great International Ex-
hibition to be beld in London in May 1862
1t is perhaps, enough for Us 90 sly that arrange
pnents have been made viii. the transportation
Companies on this coast to transport all articles
designed fer exhibition free of charge, and that
che COMMITTEES arc in possession of facts whi b
lead them 10 believe that transportation of all
ertcles will be furnished Il Lepdon free of cost
For particulars address Royal Fisk, Secretary
Of the Committee. San Francisco.
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listed STATES MASTERING OFFICE, NO. 70
~ White street New York, Oct II, 1851
attention officers of the volunteer service recruiting
for regiments the field Is called the following paragraph
Of tpnrral Order No 3D. dated War Department. Jntnt
Generals oncp Washin ,ton, October L. 1861 "Occrs Of
the voiuneer service sent upon resmenal recruiting ser
yier make three mrserin rulls OF recruits enlstt
hp r which w be seat - the Adjuiani General y The
AMY the to the Adjuiant General o lae Sise 70
wh the regiment belong. ana The ihEi 10 TIE Command
M nr.r regimen t.' M9Sier.'u rolls he opalae
6Ssr.as"Non a. 'a' V'se' Insns,,or ,cssr> r. :
Musertcg Oifcvr
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I TNCEASINU WUNDERS.
~ Al the Partisan Cabinet Of Wonders and Anatomy 56s
Broadway, next door to Bali Black Co.. New York Just
added 10 THIS large superb world famed collection,
perfect freak OF nature monster child with two heads four
h sand three In conjunction with this Interesting
sight there Wonders Of indispensable thrilling
nnre At glance l. 100 parts Of the human body
abe institution has been pronounced by the
who crowd to daily to have trn, moral tendency.
subjects
~. n for gentlemen only from 10 NJ. IN l0PM
A.uliseiuu IS
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AMUsEHIENTs.


IVAfIACK'S
w Corner Of Pr sGway aud Tn trteenth street
CHANGE OF TIME
Doors open at half-pusi seven; " begin at eight
NOTICE.
Owing to the vast crowd. which nightly fill the theatre Il
has been found re ,nstte to add
ONE HUNDRED AND FIFTY
additional seats 70 the r.,rab.t.
THE KING of THE MOCNrAINS
EVERY E,ENISG
THE NEW GRAND DRAMA
A GENUINE SUCCESS
SUPEE1 MOUNTAIN SCENERY.
CHARMING MUSIC,
RIcU AND Al'fk,rEiAfE COST MES,
STARTLING SPECTACULAR EFFECTS
ARE BLENDED II A MANNER
AND WITH A SUCCESS
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS IN TIE NOSE CATERING
AND WITH NIGHTLY cHhERs AND APPLAUSE
BY THE PUBLIC.
MR.. LESTER WALLAck, MR. BLAKE,
ME- CHARLES FISHER, MIR AEYNOLDS,
NR. YOUNG, MR. FLOYD,
MIR. BROWN MR. PARkES,
MkS. HtEY, MIX G.. PAK~L0F,
MRS. VERNON, MISS t1NRiQUEz
And other artists combine their eiopement
Of this
ADMIRABLE PRODUCTION
THE KING OF TIE MOUNTAINS.
Act mountain plateau near Athens with distant view
OF the Metli erraneaA Sea.
Act Il.-Pateau on Mount Parner. Sunset
Ar lIEdge Of o pree Ice and water fall near the
NIT II Mount farncs wb bridge the chasn and
trance 10 The almost Inaccessible haunt the King
Mountains.
Music. h............. Robert Stoepel
distribution characters and other details IL The bills Of
the night, prices &c.
fRcEs-Boacs Paraue, so cents; Private Boxes 81;
Orchestra stalls, 81. Family Circle, IS cents
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pARDs--A FAMILY, AND ONE OR TWO SINGLE
senteaan wfa,.,is qu,e and eentrel resldenoe
IN well furnished Al iNtnrs, with B.ard, AT u Clinos
TWO doors east Oh Fam Releirnces gwen and
\ ired.
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SARD IN HARLEM A GENTLEMAN AND WIFE OR
tMo single gentlemen can be d oinnodated with "a
faht third hoot front ON and ART; gas and BATH
III n,oerate Apply III l2th st., first brick house
i OF Thitd avenue.