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fTThere VS. an instance Of just reiribu.
ton for treason ut Rich Mountain. Hon j.
Hughes, OF Beverly, member Of the Virgins
secession convention a. Richmond, heard by
some means that our troops we're cndeavor-
ing to turn the flank Of the rebels. He
mounted horse and sped up the hill rapidly,
to convey the Information to Col. Pegrsm.--
When near tie summit, he was suddenly hail
ed by pickets. Supposing they we're Federal
pickets, be CRIED out .sho.d, | am . northern
man." he next moment be fell Into The
road corpse. riddled BY thirty balls. he
had lied, aud his own friends, the rebels,
whom he wss striving to save, believing they
we're killing an enemy, put IN end to his
career. So may they all perish-except those
who die BY the halter.
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The Flsss Reg..sn..

Henry O'Connor, District Atty Of thia
Ju0iclni Distries, and private 10 The 6rst
Iova Regiment, 10 : lstssr 80 the Ao'casins
Josrnal, says shst in shs forced march under
Gen. Lyon, 10 join. Gen. Sigsl, Is - dea-
oossrassd that .hs lows 6oys ses;i .eisss
greater exsrtion IN ths hot vsatAsr Of Mis-.
souri,, thsu shs A1issousians thsoselves. Tbs
letter rs dated Camp S,rei, near Spring
6sld, ct the OsAfk Mountains. Gen. Lyos
oomplimsnteL tho Hawtsysa, and Tor their
rapid marching ohriesenel them the s'IoWa
Grey Hounds. n-fLyon's Mirror.
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6ouTussx Ann ,aY.-An araesy l. 80 b
eetaAlieaeA q NNohfo Tor ~ oanslaGssse
o. snall arus. end @ adspsasion 70 the mo6-
ern staodard OF Suoh approved afms Of ~
old pattern q can b collected tbroueAost
she South. The pisn also smbrsoes the csst.
ire Of nary ordnance Of the most approved
pasterus, ths nssafsesufs o. rihsd easnon,
600 carriages and other astislss. The plao,
Il u ssid. be- been veil masuvsd, and hes The
promised 90 operation Of osrtain public spif-
Ned parties 10 Menphis.
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Con,ng n. Pl.u. D.Sr..

The rebels are maStsss OF what 10 vulRAfiy
called the s.pious dodge" Not Cromwell,
Loading his Psalm -sioging satshsoAks % bat.
tls--not she Moslen, who sIays hies 1sigh.
Dor aodsf tho patronage Of AIlah-hos the
Indian, Who makes the Crest Spiris N oGss.
ing OF bic ensny's seslp-nos the ianaticsl
A0seyri, Who pretends that he 10 commits.
stoned Of God TO 20 forth and assassinats
unbelievers without respect to age or seq
not the bandit, Who dons priestly oowl and
robe ID order 70 rob ehurch-knsw better
how TO mask Crime under holy phrsses. To
read their speeches and journals, one would
think JET Davis 3 Go. belonged to the So.
cety for the Dissemination Of Gospel Truth.
Thor blatant mAnifestoes arc saturated with
religious cant. They omit no opportunity 10
impssAs the world wish ne cosvissiSuY Inst
they arc the most God fearing Get 81 patriots
that ever suffered the pessesusion o. unrigh-
teous us0. They make constant drafts up
on the goodness Of Providencs, pray very
long and loudly, rattle tho current ooin OF
hypocrisy with the abandon Of veterans in
the trade, and devote themselves largely 10
fssting. gens6sotipp, eask sistf wpsyisg and
norsihussion Of mt nesh. s-N-A - =
ThusfWe lsssn without surprise, that 90
the annouuoemsos Of the rout OF the FEEDER
eral Philistines at B.ll's Run, the following
rssolasion, offered By . holy bfoshss insthe
Confederate Congress 81 Rishmend, ~as
adopted unanimously: sS4
Rssolvsd, That Cs yecoSnise the hsw1 Of
the Aloss Holy LOd, ths Ming Of kings uwd
t0rd Of tor1s, 10 sbe Elorioss victory With
which He hath crowned our army at Manss-
81; and that the people Of the Confsdsrats
StaeA ara invited hv annr oOrinta aervinnn IN
tho susaisg 6Abbas6 70 oGsf ap shsis emitted
thsnksGiving And praiss for this nighsy T.
liveYsuoo. ssAa9 N%
Va doubt, however. n THE effort to bring
Divine Providence into ssaiding and sbst-
ting the rebels will saeessd. The cheat 10
too traDspsrens. The lis 10 TOO marriott. -
The horns and hoofs ere 500 plainly Visible.
IL has TOO auoh the appearance OF % st-
tempt to gain spiritual goods under false
pretences, TO suoosed.-[ Albany Eve. Jcsr.
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Gsn. Carts has sesieDed bic seat in Con-
Gress, the vacasey win have 70 be filed q
She October &lsotion. - -
g ~ sssssspsndeue AZ the Gaia City suegasts
- na0s efsSsmusl Z. Miller, 81 Keoksk, 20
. suitable person for that position. MIR.
Miller ID good man, Ne has some extrava-
1eot political notions, however. This cleo
1<tou u 20 i0porse nt one, and II 10 necessary
that - select nAn'to represent % 10 Con-
gfoso that i not only believed 70 be right.
bot oAs that h known to be 20. IL view Of
this matter. Ne mould take the liberty 10 -
o6AAEend Mai N. N. croeker, who IL nov
in active service. and FROM the manner 10
which be has put the secessionists through
On the ONION coufss ID Missouri. lie has
faithfully discharged HE duty to the Gov
ernneat, end gained for bimssK the trplau-
dts Of The people q home and abroad r..
Madison rlaindsaler. = '&s7 no'
We have : great admiration for Major
Croker, and appreciate bic patriotism and
nilltary capacity - highly - any one, bat
whsshsr Il be regarded - eomplimensary or
Otherwise, 70 certainly think he woald make
ausSA bssssr Ceis~Ss tAss ooperssssas.--
Il wsald net look we'll SITTER Republican
49, rsstgssd his ssat 10 Congress 10 order 10
serve his country in the 6eld, for Demo
sfst 70 reign his position in the 6eid to take
= vaoans plass IN Congress, aud hsj. Crock
o. 10 not the man No take him for il be
would do that thing. No, Croker can
ssEvs bic country best % Colonel, and Nil.
Ter can serve the country better in Congress
thsn anywhere else. Let ~ have the right
man In the right place, in both cases.
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q be Cote Qiip.
KEOKUK, SATURDA Y, AUG. 10.

Tss Des ,Nolsas Valley WHIo ii puhaished
every Monday IT this Once, 10 one Ct tie ea6es,
papers In Iowa, and has widely EXTENDED eirss
lation throughout the Des Moines Valley North.
sra Missouri. snd Masters Illsnais-
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1nAmlsnblp HorcasR.4
From t5e Albany 1O0fsaI (T6SS1SW WSS|S
pspsr) Of the 3isl uh.: u,


Capt. Larrsvsy VINO arrived % Nsv IoFs
on Monday brings ness from Port - Psisss
to the llth. lie reports that % ~ 9th !
Spanish 6eet Of steamers anchored % sbst
place. The Admiral dem landed 600 900 -
indemnity, and sslnts Of 81 eGas, not to
be returned ~ the squadron. 1bis demand
beeomins known produced mn1h e1aisanAns
on shore, and led to complsts spspsnsion
OF business. On tho 9th oil the loreien
residents were notified to leave Port "a
Prince within "a hours. Wbsn half The time
bad expired compromiSs vas effected,
mainly through the British consul Who e..
srtsd himself TO the utmost. Ths nonsy
part OF the question - b settled By DOM
0issoners. and the salat4 U.s. : uputuaI a.
change, which took splacs on the 10Th. II IL
said that compliance With the demand
sould have led tea revolt smsng to Hay.
ssos. vho wsrss nsvershsless. insufficient 10
rsr<l The invadess. An appesl 80 nads 70
the generosity N Spain, vhishs ID vuloer-
abs poinl 6jah hsr. Do l4th tho Spanish
AdmisAb Ui1A toe frikstes sailed, sad on
~ l5to 10 Sshsrs left, leaving bus ohs ~
this Dc - spanish Consal bss siso q
- r y residence y Pori.sa. Psisee. -
~ 80
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RIG Il MON D 10 q 8 e

CHICAGO, ILL.,,
4Css~sT r. SssA Water ~ Nkhfsss Avtwss.
rTsHIe wsl1 known and popslar Hotel 10 nov
/ under The nanAesosai Of
=. Z Q. r. ~ n n 3.
Thsnkfal Tor the paGreeAgs = Nbsesily esetewed
On thsn while q sha Neil Hynss. OplsAbas, and
Winnie Hesss. OaaanaAi, Ohio. tAey respectfully
ask for soutiouancs Of the saDs. assuring thss
ps&sons Inst shss. Rtchnond" will be conducted VI
the most liberal plan.
- TEN ~, - PEN DAY.
suxIod
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TTbs war has played hsvos With the
fashionable watering places. A. 6hsros,
which wAs lest ysar 20 crowded that nan-
bsrs could not ut soonmodstiops, tAsss
srs not - many visitoss, il IL saih. - world
pay ths servansss wages. Nswpors, 6sssso.
-, Csps Msy and NahsDs present. shs sane
lapery sspsss.
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A GsAHp AsnY 70 GArsEs At ST.. LOUIS
We learn that orders have been isssed, BY
wnscn 8 fufcs Ut A0las ~ Si.y
men,s s,ll be soneeatrassd q 81. Louis with.
ia week Or ten days from date. The Oh
isos i . fern - eileiso. camp q iss,rss-
t.os for this region, sDd TO pa oseouts sigde.
ous military operations from this iopopsani
pnins. he sosseqsspt innux Of soIdisrs
will ss least add 10 tho life and bosinese u
our CITY, aud .npars ; sense Of perfect sseu.
rity seaioss loudly threatening narsadsrs.-.
Fair Grounds h.s bssn selected - tho s11ss
tor she grand saup.-tSs. Louis Den.
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EWsllir gsoa,s plan woald BE- good
oos - safoscs against those whoss curiosity
20 so y stronger than their pstriotisn %
fight. When inportopsd at Brussels BY !
number Of The amusement sseksrs a1ore biz
owD sonntsy,ssn 30 les them BE- spectators o.
the sppr0schiag battle 81 Waterloo, hs @
ooee conssoted, and ordered them immsdi
ately 10 be armed, equipped, and TO taks their
piaese Ia shs fsrks With tho soldiers. GEN.
eral SCOTT Oh suld issas IN order ~ oncs, that
every civiliAD Who attempts 10 cross the lass
90 tia 80 81 battle. shnstd n II Oman
placed II the ranks, where biz curiosity go
~ essssasd and bic prsssaos b msde uss.l
I'll.
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Cyan exchange tells Of Fire Zouave
at the Battle Of Bull's Run, wbo was STAINED
By sabrs-stroks, tell under rebel cannon,
VA lafi nnnofissd By rshel charge. end,
when his senses returned, helped himseh "a
) dead rebel'4 uniform md arma, joined the
Confederate lines and, 10 seeming 20 Axhs
With them, shot severet Of their proainsnt
officers, and. TO biz great Satisfaction vAs 70
captured b. HE onn nsn.
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Coal, l,Oal. Conf.
THE KEOKUK COAL co

i (succsssors to The N Y. Farninstes coslCo
ore operating their Mines under management
that vii securs at oil times IN Abondsut ssppiy
Of Coal OF quality hitherto lnsurpasssd In Thu
market.
RATBS-At the Yard or BY the Car load, Z cts
Delivered, vithin the Oh City Limits when tAs
qaantiiy 10 full wagon lcad tothervise extrs
hauling chaTged), cents per busbsi.
ORDERS received st the Once opposite the Coal
Yard on the Lsvse.
J.F. FRANKLIN, Press.
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Please arnounce the name ofGRANNILLEWs
Px1TMAN - 10 independent oandidstc for the
ONCE of Sheriff Il Lee County, at the next October
election.
keck nix, July 17th, 1851.
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vgyHe tern limited Tor the 90 pAFtnsfS6fP BE-
] tween the uDdc vsigned having expired, netics
10 hsrssy givea Of ~ dssoiatioD, spd q - -
Nor pasto1s hsing sstAosissd = sdjsst its sasst-
Also, that ~ s>npk and fssnituvs st store 50
Aatu-st., has been sold 70 I. A. Utter, for uhoG
ID solicited che continued patrensgs 81 Former Gus
tomers.
GRO. C. EURAAN.
R0B'T MAXWELL.
RAnkuk Auv = 1871 .d6t
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- - WELT [ ~ 1SnO
No. Pres,
Keok uk. Ang I. '6l-dtf

Military Goods and Pistols.
1,ueT .,s>lvsl n assov .nsns II coitb, Smith D
u Wrssons spA Alisa's PisAsls.
Order. for any dsssSi ption u Arms or Military
0ooAx preoptly aasvsreA. sk reduced pstees, -
SAML u. BRIDES,
ausld3t Cor. Sth and MAin Sta, Kcok0 k.
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--.-a9 srsz "a - 4 = AAasAIA AAG1l1a
HN03 The fustYuctions e1rro1se SO msn0aybee ~
e ~ UNTIBO GrA1kS Unfairly, iseaa1ioe
ao1aaety - ahs Ll0os l.lehs 1nGA0eg1
an0 0b9te9sn.
Prepared under th. 1issstIsa ~ sAs Wsr OsDae1p
as1s end aplkestaS6 sd abpts1 " ~ osalSt
Of War, MAJ ], lsSL fss sale ~ II
IN. WESTCO11, 81
{ Main ST. 2nd dor 1sUn ~. as
/ June Il 1850 1 fs III
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usw Yerjg MARKET.

New York, Aug. ..
Floar rosaipts, 7O7O---426 70 $50 super state;
$50 % as extra state 40 TO 43O super western;
~ % 4o6 common 10 medium; extra western 800
= Ae6 Rscapts wheat 45,65b--l00 TO TOT Milw.
CDab; LII Amber Jersey; lis and 100 winter red;
use1sxn $50 snd l83. Receipts corn o3,ss9; mark
- IL. hsttsr II = u mixed western; whisky l72.
Hsom Tel. Wsicsx.
WashfnRt0n. Aug. 8. &
Letters have been received here, one dated lad
md tho other 18th July, from Capt Wilmington Of
the Int Michigan regiment stating that he VA not
wounded at Bulls Run, but taken prisoner while
attsml ting to assist Col. Wilcox Cd the field. Col
Wilcox's arm Is badly shattered. Capt Riskslt vas
also wounded. DR.. LAWS Of the ID Wis. 10 attend
ng him. Mrs. Rckett 10 With her husband Capt.
kindness They are Ill on their paroi Of honor not
70 escape Or tAke up arms against the South. They
ars now probably In Richmond - the wounded
were 70 b. removed thithsr - soon = possible.
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IL. 5sasssa, philadelphia
MAaaAa EOeas - North-st. Dalti0
I Lsscs = Co., No. 8 Aston Hosss, or N,
Wn. 81, N. Y.
Lspcs 4 Co., No. ~ ststs street Dostsl
II. II. HOUATO Y. 9sa fright Az = ,PAilsds
L. L. HOUPT, Gea'i Ticket Agent. PhslAAs
ENOCM LEWIS, General Supt, .Altoena.
A,~ q tnI.A 1870 s# %$sa Il.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-01-01

T,HE GREATEST WONDER IN THE WORLD rs TIE
il yong and accomplished Madame BYRON lately from
Paris Ao be consultci with the stctcst confidence
all aas Of life, embracing love, courship marriage sok
ners nunperance situations law suits busincss travelling
ftcnds lost stolen property do She has also
you beloved by your hearts ideal brings
oecherhose Tong separated Residence 36 Third avenue,
above street. second floor the bakery
Ladies cents; gentlemen 90 cents
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sPORTING.

m ruE, CHOICE BREEDS AT NO PECK SLIP
Buffers Infsllible Mango Cure and Flea Bytermnater
Ne1,s per bottle. BuTLbhs Breeding Training diseases
1nad Il
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TlARNUMS AMERICAN MUSEUM.
- NEW YEARS DAY.
rurs T dpsnA Inn \ 1871 ,soy
Ia made the most attractive offered ut the Museum No
pains expense have been spared procure every
and curiosity the country the world affords and pre-
Children, Ladies' Schools Families, Citizens Strangers
portion q !hs general holiday Here s's : 'psAa
OF the most ard amusing character take place
EVERY HOUR, EVERY HOUR,
EVERY HOUR, EVERY HOUR.
the first commencing at l0k O'Clock A. M and repeated
DAY AND EVENING,
by one OF the most talented companies In New York.
MISS DORA DAWRON,
the wonderful DOUBLE VOICED SINGER appears at each
Besides all this The following unparalleled list novelties
s SOUTH AFRICAN HBoRiGINgs.
SOUTH AFRICAN ABORIGINEs,
ss0TTH AERICAN ABoRIGINEs,
AND fINGO
apSG s 81 1na S A sfqmss made
and at intervals give Their native
FESTIVE AND WAR DANCES AND SONGS
which win be faithful ntaons Of their
MOST ATTRACTIVE AND UNIQUE EXHIBITION
THE Two LIVING A2TEC CHILDREN,
the LIVING WHAT r. 1fS OR MAN MONKEY;
interesting playful kitten, pleasing and amusing.
TWO ALBINo GIRLS,
white snow, and white hair with their bnck mother
Thirty MONSTER SNAKES.
Also, Living Sea-, Happy Family, Giazd Aquara, filed
with Living Fish Of ~ kinds the most interesting exhibition
ia the world Wax Figures, Fortune Teller, Grand Cosmo
Admission only cents Children under m years Is cent?
PIquete 10 cents extra Children under ten 0cents extra
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HORSES, CARRIAGES, sc.

,OR sALE-A GOOD SADDLE PONY, SOUND AND
kind; been used by child VIII be sold low Apply
w. H. Niles stable, Yves, Nineteenth street Sixth
enua
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Al .nn PARTNER wANTED--hN ACTIVE
.IJVDV. business with this amount can obtain q
Mi In first business In this city For rarticu
dre = Importer, box las Herald oflce.
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So West street and 335 Broadway
Ther Cuylcr succeeds on saturday, JanusrvA
tcoR & aLEsToN, S. O., SAVANNAH, GA, AND
The r. ut and souihwest States Qail sid wheel
Eamship line.-Thc splendid steamship MARION = Will
At O'Clock r. NJ Rates Of passage, with through
chets as folowsTo savannah, Ga $40 CHAR 'stn, Sc,
ashyie Tenn, S27 rs Memphis ysl 70; Chattanooga 50
"a Knoxville, SIS; Augusta Ca, $i7 5o Atlanta 81 90
Gase apply TO sPoFFoRD, TILESToN CO., 70 Broad
kHH On FREIGHT ARRANGEMEKT.-FoR NOR
~ Portsmouth,, City Point and hichmord, connecting
" ok and Petersburg and Southsidc Railroad FOR
~ Z, Bristol, Memphis and intermediate plnres
eeved every day. and through receipts furnished,
te .JAMEsiowN Captain Skinner, leaves every
- .shi, ROANOKE, Captain Couch, every Saturday, at
n, 70 Norfolk, cents per foot; TO City Point cents
.,chInoDd, ecents - .
"A age 70 Norfolk stateroom and meals included s.; 70
,s birz or Richmond $40; children between the ages OK
AM ~ half price. LUDLAA hE IA Enc 800,
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COMPREHENSIVE NOrICAs.

4 PARTNER WITH $4,000 wANrED-To JOIN THE
advertiser IN cont act; L amounts 70 s1o part pay
NIX; best chance IN this city Apply TO W. H. Meick, Ao
subway
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OCULIsTs AND AURJsTs.

nEAFSEss
IL And all Diseases Of the Eye and Ear cured,
B- DR.. Won MOSCHGfZiER'S
New system,
Approved by the highest physicians OF this city,
From whom certificates
Can be seen at his ONCE
lO7 Clinton rlnce between Fifth and Sixth avenues
Facing Maodougai street.
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In LOOK AT THIS
GRAND zoUAyE MATINEE
TWO O'CLOCK,
New Years Day.
NEW YEARS GRAND HOP TO NIGHT TUESDAY,
IN at Madame sAUyAGAN'S Dancing Academy 7a3 Broad
Come and New Year in and Old Year among
friends, with capital music and splendid
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NEW YORK HARLEM AND ALBANY RAILROAD
~ Fer Albany and Troy connecting with the New York
Central Railroad sill points rhwest and South
west Railroad Saratoga Rutlsnd
Burlington Pat,sburs Roases Point, ogeo-ours sud Non
trea Winter arrangement commencing Monday. December
o. R6-Trsns will leave New York folows-for Albany
IA and f:2e y. ~, express rain from rryop
CITY Han For Albany 7.9J A. and 44s r. NJ, do 10Th
Dept Do, 0A NJ express mail train, from Tryon row
Do ID.2S A. NJ do do, Nth st depot Croton falls y.
" stopping at ali stations above Yorkvie 18th st. depot
While Pains sI5 4. Ma sso and = A. stopping at AL sta
s stations, from white street depot wlsmshrdge, II A.
and $40 r. stopping AZ all stations from seth at depot
WiaIns ridge II as r. w ednesday and saturday only
STOPPING at all stations from 2Ssn at depot Returning will
leave Albany, A. NJ and sG r. NJ; East Albany, 7:l5 A.
NJ and 40 r. NJ, express train. Albany l0A5 A. East
Albany, IL A. NJ, cxpresn mail train croton Falls n,
s0prng at all stations north OF fremont White Plains
ain 70 and 10 n and s:to y NJ stopping At all stations
william spridge, go A. NJ aud r. NJ, stopping At ali sta
TONS wiliamsbrdge 10 p. d. "Wednesday and Saturday
0H'''' '''''''S : JOHN BuRcHrIr, Asst sup,t.
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A MAGNIFICENT SEVEN OCTAVE ROSEWOOD Pr.
anoforte for sslerichy carved legs and case full iron
plate, nlad with sanwood, oyersrung bass pearl keys;
made 70 order for the present by city makers fully
guaranteed for three been in five months cost
$5O will be sold for $3.50 including stool and Also
an elegant drawing room suit cost $780, $l Inquire at
No. 10 West Twenty sixth street. near Sixth avenue.
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MEXICAN CONCERT HALL
AMERICAN CONCERT HALL
AMI RICAN CONCERT HALL,
4H BROADWAY "a BROADWAY.
~ BROADWAY IA BROADWAY.
4M BROADWAY 44s BROADWAY.
GORGEOUS NOVELTIES
GORGEOUS NOVELTIES.
NEW YEARS HOLIDAY WEEK.
NEW YEARS HOLIDAY WEEK.
MAGNIFICENT ATTRACTIONS.
MAGNIFICENT ATTRACTIONS
Look At the combination OF talent for the hoidsys-
EVA BRENT, EVA BRENT,
EVA BRENT, EVA BRENT,
CHARLEY WHITE, CHARLEY WHITE,
CHARLEY WHITE,
The eccentric comedian.
BOB HART, BOB HART BOB HART.
AMELIA BuTLER, AyELR BUTLER,
AMELIA BUTLER, AMELIA BUTLER,
Mr.. p. BUTLER, Mr. n BUTLER.
Mr. L. SIMMONS QUINN
TOM WILSON HAIRY LESLIE,
Mons. LA THORNE
JENNIE CHRISTINE, hATE HARRISON
MARY BLAKE JULIA CHRISTINE,
MILE FLoRA MARY FLORENCE,
ELIZA FLORENCE, STELLA CoE,
Mile. AUGUSTINE,
Ard fun end efficient Corps de Ballet together with
powerful and well appointed Orchestra led by Professor
Won OfRER
Adnisson-Psrque, % cents. Gallery 10 cents.
seats In Private Boxes 80 cents
n W. BUTLER Proprietor
Mons. LA rHoRNE, Stage Manager.
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WINTER GApDEN.
w Lessee and Manager. w. Jackson.
NEW YEARS NIGHT.
NEW YEARS NIGHT.
GREAT COMIC ENTERTAINMENT,
In celebration Of New Years Night
The great Comedian,
MR. JOSEPH JEFFERSON,
VIII appear this festival evening In two OF his mos.
MIRTH MOVING CHARACTERS,
NEWMAN NOGGS,
CHARLES DICKENS
CHARLES DICKENS
CHARLES DICKENS
Beautiful story Of
NICHOLAS NICRL.BY
NICHOLAS NICKLEBY,
NICHOLAS NlCkLRBY,
PAUL PRY.
PAUL PRY.
COME, AND BRING THE CHILDREN
To evening with
CHARLES DICKENS.
On Thursday evening
MR. JEFFERSON,
On which occasion will be presented
MAZEPPA,
THE UNNAMED FIERY ROCKING Horse
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