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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-06-24
PROPOSALS..

49, sNr@ 49,.
DRoPOsALs.-sEALED PROPOSALS WILL RE RE
ceivct az the Kipgs county Ire.sarer's Ode No IS
jane So 1858 lat which time and place they will be oered
furnishing for the ensuing year for the Amspouse De.
par1ent on he said county about ~ 90 pounds OF fcsh
beef mutton veal pork, lamb and liver, $50 barrels OF
Lour ~ pounds fresh hsh 5000 hounds Of and
pepper starch sst beams rice. lard eodnsh, mackere
pork sap and soft soap. shoe straw Indian meal OAK
and line and coal Also coal aud wood the poor
Of Western Districts Of the city Of prookisn
Prlt~d forms 81 proposals. containing AL the
inforason BE- had 81 the cces Of the
D. and a. ios North second street. No Other form
viii Be nccep,ed. Aimsaouse, Jvns iS sSSwv,,
M: MCCHMoRE,
JAMES Fifz0ERALD.
5upsnnisndenis Of The Poor.
ITO CONTRACTORS -sspARArR SEALED PRopo.
sas endorsed with The title Of the wosk for which
ocIooh n 81 thursday July sss for The OF
Trap dock Psvsmes6 IN the following strssls W.T.
Yory ninth street. from Lxnglon 10 Sixth avenue thirty
ninth street. from FOURTH q Madison avenue riy fourth
street from Dccsed 10 1htrd avenuc SOC vNy ond
erect from sIth % Seventh sysnus Asa FOR The i.lns
" fourth arse and BscsdwAy from Tsirsyihhd Thr
ourth and also IN Henry and nop omsry srseta
from the house Of Americas Engine Company No 10 East
Ssn rms for NE sds spd Oh other neeessary nforma.
tea Ss sotsnsd sn sSpc.I99 70 The Ccn,ssc, Clerk
ROEr. L. DARRA0H.
a. ", CRAVEN.
Crotou Aqued oct Board
once u shs Crsscn Aqusduct Doasd June 10, 1883
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PEgEoNaL. VgwrgC ~
tNN y sr aRarFa From eHIoAoo: LEFT
/ - si"ed "hen ana here can aoe you; JANIS.
A BEirrIFrL INF n PehrEcrLy HEALyHy
7 - .aul % = IA rrt WI BE- given good hon
'o'iat 70 Amt, P.ese ge'ween Rleeeker ana An,S SIS
4 Y ElLl-YoUr LAST LETTER WAS DATED THE 7Tu.
.rlgl eLisloN
4 IWor4AriOS wANTED-o THE FoLLowING PR.
49, po IA kS s, n s 81 ias IN Nt esr2 ns,
d,w. inr 1rlt p lSl'. and thzabcth Walton, ed
sars II ,iihA fe rsS sd bs ,h,r ia,Ssr. ' Jons
nsR Y Andrews i7S Cherry rect. New YORK.
n en'res ra+ 'rs pi-a segy, -
INEoaAArIoN wAHrEp-or RICHARD ARM.
gess O hs nr,,cr an aupi by i'm Ter 70 he
NJ. al ss West T.aih s,jeei ROBERT W ARMSTRONG.
ne peps nat were elt VIII her 70 be copied by a
neatly obisSs % any persoa having any inowleaae
said papers Of HRS Adams who will leave Information
thereof at tho above number
IRON pUKF--ARE. You .READYi IF NOT. WHAT
/ rroTessior New York and Boston. Al Rfnt T
r AURA B--KNAP-HAvE you RECEIVED THE
IL amount , yon , enpeeed from Don bernardo 80 meet
NOTICE A MR. MCNEIL, WHO RECEIVED
night al Days music store 40 Grand street. will please
the same wlhoul delay and get HIS instead ~ y
~ September 1906 is requested to apply TO the Civil
co9rtin Base for an Inheritance at his dispersal the
INV York June 10. 1868
CuOULD THIS ARREST THE ATTENTION or ANY
person who has been In Campbeilton, Campbell county
tSr Il as RSs 81 srod
way, New York city, !. -
TyHR LADY WHO LOST A LACE HANDKERCHIEF.
81 MAZE. sSo me = mi a. IT.
% IL jsnio s sSs Han '''
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-06-24

THE SPECIAL COMMITTEE APPOINTED BY THE
Board OF Aldermen to investigate the amount of damages
done BY the late EXPOSE Of powder the upper Part OF
day June 25 at oeoes X. ~ All persons interested are
TERENCE PARLEY.l
t+ JACOB NJ. LONG. s~..,.,
5000 SECS j. McCOOL q ~ opccl.n..
enI .f. PETER MITCHELL. Nomm"'ee
la J. ID. OTTIwELL.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-06-24
MATRIMONIAL.

a GENTLEMAN, AGED 80 or FINE PERSONAL
n appearance. educated ronned and OF good family de-
the 81 young lady widow, OF wealth,
without regard beauty with view 70 marriage Address
walter X sherwood, Union square Post odee, ssl Bread
4 LITTER IN THE NEW YORK POST OFFICE voR
n Mortimer Neuon.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-06-24

rtarRtMorfAL-A YOUNG GENTLEMAN or =
w 20 correspond with Young lady from ~
ultima view % matfimun. Aliress IN GRITTY,
n r. NllsOn, DO Nv Herald ofoe
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-06-24

A MIDDLE AGED WIDOW LlDY, LATELY RI
n turned from the West whose male ffends few her
nesns limited, encumerance would hk. make the &C
quaintance OF respectable wetodo mc lie aged gentle.
an between the age Of ~ and o. OF goa standing IN 20
riety with view matrimony He must be benevolent
b order large gsnt~e In Appearance agreeable man
ners aud decidedly Union. Best OF rsferene given
5lice for week.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-06-24

~ DE coRAs MATRIMONIAL AGENCY, IS WEST
NJ Tnlrty street conducted on the Partisan plan Of
ntrod dcnx ladies and eenteen oi ine nshest rspecta
matrm0ny enAblir those whose circle
al Remittance limited 10 obtain partners FOR fe without
n peav OF a tedious couriship BuF confidential
Iieferences eSchAnged Hours ~ J. 10 l0P. N. dahl,
AnndaNa axrepted
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-06-24

4 YOUNG GENTLEMAN, LATELY ARRIVED ~ This
country, IL DESTROYS Of openng correspondence with
a una lady with , view 70 mairmony She must ee be
ette and good looks ind The aged
~ tum height fair, lively and good tempered. and Ill
be requires and owing heart that he may ~
Own Fortune Object The advertiser being amply sup
pd Address with carte de viste, X 7. a.. Psi once
Efooklyn.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-06-24

A YOUNG oEsrLEMAr OF MANS, or MEDIUM
"A height and Tered handsome, wishes correspond
accomplished young lady between the Of siteen
aud nineteen with view 70 natrimony. Money inject
Address with de ylsite, N sincere. q. 4. Hastngs
station q, New YorK Post ONCE.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-06-24

PURSE FOR ROAD HORSE3--FOR ALL LONG
Island Horses owned and driven on the road. .1
IS to second beat and $s5 to the third mile heats
three In fye In close Thursday evening" June
25 at o O'Clock 81 e. Sncdiker's stable, In Bo0rum
street Fulton Entrance GO per CENT? TO b
enclosed. addressed j. Orocheron Manager r1
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1863-08-14

DRs. JACKSON. HERBERT L co. Propretors Of the
National bispensary, established Cincinnati o.. Jan 1,
$780, all private diseases with unexamped rapdity
WeguaraBtee to Gonorrhoea elect Syphilis I'm
potency, Nocturnal Emissions SelEAbuse, Diurnal
Emissions, Female Complaints. in Short every possible
form and variety Of Secular Disease Cures rap thor
ough and permanent and fees moderate Send for our
Crcularffteen large In by in. letter pages Of
ried, valuable and interesting mater. Also circular
Intended for ladies only.
Or. Jackson's Female Pills-eI per box-send for Cir
cular.
Special written Replies, we'll sealed, sent with the Cir.
cu without charge One Of the cheapest, most inter.
100 engravings. The Mountain Of Light, Medical
Love and Beauty" ItSATISFACTORILY reveals vari-
Gus subjects never before fully explained In any popular
york In the Eng.h Language. Prizes so cents aud one
cent stamp Or three for VI and three cent stamps
Fully Circular, which every young shod
Medicine and Instructions sent promptly any part Of
the country Consultation Rooms Of the Dspensary No
l61 Sycamore street. p. o. Box No. 436.
DR. JAcKs0N'S ORIENTAL IMMINENT
Removes all codness and reuvenates organs which have
lain dormant for many years. 1t will cure any case Of
mpOtency creates and increase the passions for any
sonabe time Can be mailed with perfect safety Price
o. per bottle.
DIR. JACKsON's FRENCH PATENT MALE SAFE.
It perfectly safe xnd fails give abstraction
the only and safe preventative against
disease invented Price u EACH "a per half dozen
and " per dozen, sent by mail.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1863-08-14

Fashionable society contrives very ingen
iously to destroy the happiness Of it svotarics
II makes them live Tor others, not for them
selves, and yet bestowsF memo Of those sub.
stantial joys which follow sclf.denial. The
New York Times says:
"Call in at any brown stone front above
Becker, at any time, except Gil the occasion
of great spread, and II has the air of a
very nice old maid in morning gown and curl
papers, cross between iron precision and
painful desolation. Everything exists in a
state Of baggincss. The sofa is mute in
glorious corpse in dimity winding sheet.
The chairs are put away in apron and pan
talets. The chandelier wraps its night gown
around it. The shutters are closed to keep
the carpets from fading, and only here and
there, through the cracks, a little bit Of sa-
cred light looks in and peeps around, in q
tremvlous and sickly way. Everything
smells of brown Holland, and everything
looks rs If it considered you 'fcarfully i'm
pertinent for daring to come and disturb its
elegant usclcssness and brown linen rcposc.
II is very much like going into family Walt
after an epidemic, and having lively time
with a party Of corpscs in fresh grave clothes.
In fact, you feel decidedly like asking the
mistress Of the house why she doesn't com
plcte the picture by putting up the clothes
lines in the parlors, and hanging up the
weeks wash. I'd gsa ase "a.
.Soberly, this show shop arrangement,
which makes home nuisance, and drives
father and son out Of doors for that comfort
which their own house is far too fine to af.
ford them, is n growing nuisance, and lies
at the bottom Of half our social evils. When
man comes homo after the fatigue Of bust
ness, he doesn't want a show wife, nor a
show shop house. He doesn't want an in
visible palace, but visible homo. He wants
something to wear and use. and allowed to
be used after its kind. He wants chairs
that can be leaned back in and carpets made
to walk on and a house alive all over; and
. wife and children whose daily thought it is
how to make all the happicst. checriest, most
thoroughly comfortable for him."
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1863-08-14

n hughable circumstance took place in
the Fourteenth Ward, Philadelphia, during
the drafting last week. Everything was 60.
ing on quietly, and good humor appeared to
be dspicted apon every countenance. Among
the many hundreds that we're there, was a
pale faced son Of the Emerald Isle, gazing on
the wheel, and at every revolution gasping
for breath. OF sudden, loosing all control
Of himself, he burst OUT "Wherl it round
wherl il round !-rouse it. will YEP"
whats the matter with you?" said the
Provost Marshal
"Oh, be jabers, turn it round dozen
times, for that man you drawed last is my
next door neighbor." AT this point the uni.
versal laugh came in.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1863-08-14
DUBUQUE AND SIOUX CITY RAILROAD.
TIME TABLE No. -,
TO TAKE EFFECT MONDAY, APRIL p, 1868.
Trains Moving West Trains Moving $aSt

ID. M. Il w. IL. R.-Trains to aud from The South
west connect at Farley.
tN- CoSSEcrloNs.-stage leave Eariville on the ar.
rival Of the cars from the East Tuesdays, Thursdays
and Saturdays, for Strawberry Point Brush Creek Fay.
ette West Cnon DEBORAH, and St. Paul and from Man
chester on Mondays Wednesdays and Fridays Straw.
berry Point and the north.
Stages leave Cedar Falls daily for New Hartford Ap-
lngton Island Grove Ackley Harden City, Iowa Falls
Alden, Waller, Webster City, Fort Dodge and Sioux
ford, st. Charles and Minnesota.
GEORGE YOUNG. Superintendent,
J. A. PIsT0, General Freight and Ticket Agent
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1863-08-14

The Delaware County Journal is one Of
our most piquant exchanges. In its last is.
sue it perpetrates the following:
What is the difference between the Sui.
plate of Iron and Northern Traitor?
One is Coppcrhead and the other Cop.
pcras."
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1863-08-14

Coon APPoINTMEkEs.-P. Il. Crane, Esq.
Of West Union. has been appointed Com
missioner to take the vote Of the Sd Iowa
Infantry, and VIM. Redfield, Esq, of West
Union, has been commissioned to take the
vote of the 71h Iowa Cavalry.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1863-08-14

How IT WAS DONE.-How the Prince of
Wales popped the question to the Princess
Of Denmark: "Plcase deign to marry ne.'
And the fair Dane dri2ne.l.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1863-08-14

An rishman by way of illustrating the
As~rcrs of solitary confinement, stated that
out Of one hundred persons sentenced to en-
dure this punishment for life only fifteen
suIyixed it.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1863-08-14
L. b. & II. ii. CARPENTER,
AGENTS, CEDAR FALLS, Iowa.
The Early Physical Degeneracy Of
AMERICAN PEOPLE.

IA M lLlllO Il L\JI LIZ.
JUST PUBLISHED BY DR. STONE.
Physician to the Troy LING and Hyaieaic Institute
Treatise the of Early Physical Decline Of
American People the causes Of Nervous Debility, Con-
sumption and Marasmus.
7his ~o,k !. one Of high moral tone. seritten in
moral coasciomsn.ss OF All P1REWYS and Gu" a..
dim. especially detailing scientific and ,eli1s aids
1t will be by mail on receipt Of @ three cent>
stamps. ..E.
eH- Parents and Guardians. Young Men. Ladies
Fail not to send and get this book.
\ word of solemn conscientious advice to
those who will reflect.
class Of maadie. prevail to fearful extent In com
munty: booming at least 100 600 youth Of both sexes,
annually, toar early grave. Those diseases Ner
rous Debility, Relaxation and Exhaustion: Marasmu
or wasting and comsumption of the whole body shor
IT breathing hurried Of breathig ascending
hill or flight of stairs; great palpa,ion Of the heart
Asthma, Bronchetis and Sore Throat ing of hand
and limbs aversion to society and to business or study
dimnss Of Eye Sight loss Of Memory dizziness Of Head
Neuralgia Pain in various parts OF the body Pains in the
Back or Limbs, Lumhn Dyspepsia or indigestion, Irreg
rhpa Fleur Albus. &C.. viruent Diseases in both
Nervous Spasms
Now In ninety cases out Of every one hundred all the
above named disorders and host of Others not named
as Consumption Of the lungs and the mos. nsidous and
willy form Of Consumption of the Spinal nerves known as
Tables Dor.aes, and Mesenterca, have their and
origin in diseases the Pelvic viscera Hence the want
of Of the old school practice in treating symptoms
only. =
DR.. Andrew Stone, Physician to the Troy Lung and
iygeinc Institution, Is engaged Inv treating this
class OF oern maadies with the most astonishing
cess. The treatment adopted by the Institution is new;
cred remedies without minerals poisos The acili-
ties Of cure such that patients be cured their
tons Of their case by letter and have the medicine sent
them by mail or express Printed inter- ogatoritS will be
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1863-08-14

A Dutchman, summoned to identify a
stolen hog, being asked if the hog had any
ear-marks, replied, "Te only ear-mark dat
saw vas his tail vas cut OFF,
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1863-08-14
Fimlklc & Lyon
Sewing Machine Company =.
53S Broadway. New York.
Branch once, IO2 Lake street,

/
as.-.
53S Broadway. New York.
n. n~.. 400 v.l. S..o..
aAcA V"ces sCS n
oMcskO, ~.
LNOR TIE PURPOSE OF FACILITATING THE
IL Sewing Machine Trade in the West, the fINkLE
LYON SEWING MACHINE co. have opened perma-
ncnt Office in Chicago, No 102 Lake Street. first foor
The usual charges for freight on Machines from New
York Chicago will be added to the New York prices III
every other respect the business of the Chicago office will
be done the same terms as at the parent office In u
full assortment Of Machines, with all the late improve
ments is already in the Chicago Office, and all orders for
Machines aud Sewing Machine Findings will be promptly
nice r" n.r,,e. ,,. .coua,.ca With the rns,. ,v,r
Sewing Machines the careful perusa of the Company's
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1863-08-14
4 CARD TO THE LADIES.
Duponco's Golden Pills
FOR FEMALES.
nalbe in correcting. regulating and removing all OBJ
structions, from what ever cause and


structions, from what ever cause, and
always successful as preventive.
The combination Of ingredients in Dr. Duponcos Col
den Pills perfectly harmless. They have been used in
the private practice Of old Dr. Duponco for thirty
years. and thousands Of ladies' testify their great
and falling In almost every IN correc
ting irregularities, relieving painful and distressing
situations particularly at the change OF life From
10 pills will cure that common yet dreadful complaint.
the Whites Nearly every female in the land suffers from
this complaint. The above pill has permanently cured
thousands and will cure you IL you them. They
notharm you. the contrary they all obsruct.
IONS reetore nature to its proper channel and nvgorate
the whole system. Ladies whose health viii permit
an increase of family will find these pills successful
preventive.
Pregnant females, those surprising themselves 80,
are cautioned against using these pills while In that
don, lest they invite miscarriage, after which admon
ton the proprietor responsibility although
the mildness of the pills will do injury to health
N. B.The ingredients composing the genuine pill are
MADE known TO every agent and they will tell you the
pills are free from thing Injurious and yet viii do all
claimed for them.
Full and explicit explanations accompany each box
Price 81 90 per box.
Sold by BISHOP & BENJAMIN, Druggists.
Cedar Falls, Iowa,
General Agents for the Cedar Valley.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1863-08-14

We perceive that Governor Curtin, of
Pennsylvania, has hit upon the happy tho't
Of buying some ten or twenty acres of the
great and glorious battle field Of Gettysburg
rs cemetery for the heroes who there laid
down their lives that the nation might live
This beautiful idea we hope will be fully car
ried out, including special division Of the
field to the soldiers Of each State connected
with the army Of the Union, and national
obolisk on Cemetry Hill, with the names en-
graved upon it Of every regiment, and with
4 book inside containing the name, State,
regiment and company Of every soldier in
those three days battles, and in the outside
incidental operations. We are glad to be as
sured at the same time. that the Union sol
ders, Of this war who have died on other
fields, will not be forgotten, but that in seine
suitable way the government will preserve
their names for the remembrance of q CRATE.
full postcIity.-N. y. Herald E@.g
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1863-08-14


CLEAN Your CELLARs.-Twice each month
throughout the year, the cellar should be pu-
rificd. Don't allow piece Of cabbage, po-
tattoo, or other vegetable as large as the end
Of your finger, to decay in your cellar. 1t
will be worse for the health OF your house
holi than to allow the carcass of dead
horse to purify at your back door. The
carnations from decaying vegetable matter
are thousand times more poisonous than
from decaying animal matter.
No one, unless he has given patient attcn.
ton to the subject, can imagine how much
sickness is produced by foul cellars.
The hoe should be used in the corners,
and with the assistance of the broom, every
part should be made clean, and then when
ever there is damp or apparently foul place,
the chloride of lime should be freely used.-
withdrawing the walls and the joist over
head is likewise important, and think
it should be done four or six times every
year.
If the floor and walls OF the cellar be
thoroughly cemented, it is a great gain, and
obviates the necessity for such frequent
cleansing. Unless cellar be kept clean and
pure, it is an ingenious continuance for gen.
Grating deadly poisons, which by the close
walls are kept from escape in the open air,
and carefully conducted up into the rooms
overhead, where they are sure 10 reach the
lungs Of the persons there breathing. -
#
The CoPPERHEAD.-At a speech recently
delivered at East Norwalk, Ohio, Hudson
futile thus graphically described the Cop
pcrhead: ~
When the insiduous serpent of Slavery
wound its way norihward, coil on coil in
many winding fold, fresh from its repast
where it quenched its fiery thirst with the
tears Of mothers and orphans, and its all
Consuming hunger with the limbs and man
gled carcases Of bondmen, It's fangs oozing
poison, it's jaws dripping with human gore,
its breath q whitening pestlence blasting
every thing around, it met the blind Shiny
worm, the bastard progeny of mammon and
ignoranoe, gendered in the sloughs and moral
cesspools of northern cities, where wicked
ness and denominations unnamably are crowd
ed and heaped together and fermcnt in nau-
seous rottcnness. -.,.
The two afinitized, and from their in
eestuous union. partaking of the worst and
vilest characteristic Of each, with none Of the
good, was born that insiduous, loathsome,
and most depraved of all creatures, that the
infinitely good God suffers to exist-North.
srn Copperhead.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1863-08-14

In Speed Capacity, Beauty, Symmetry, Strength, and
Mocha meal Perfcc tiOn, they acknowledged
the " HEAD. AND 'FRONT.' Of the Threshing Machine
Family For full particulars sample machine and get
a pamphlet. 80
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1863-08-14

The attention of the Ladies' Taiors, and all that re.
ure the Of fast and durable lock stitch machine
respectfully invited to examine the Grover Bakers
schins. See bilis With price. and cuts.
Nav % 1869
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1863-08-14

Each Express Is sent irst-cass Passenger Train
and accompanied by Trusty Messengers provided with
Iron Safes for security OF Valuables. i.. p
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1863-08-14

Tie unequalled facilities and great extent Of the
Of this old established Company enables them trans.
port with the greatest safety and speed .-,
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1863-08-14

II knits the Stockings all but the tips Of the thu
heel Is knit on the machine narrowing and widening Il
done by simple motion Of thumb screw.
knits great variety offancy work, such Shaws
Nubias, Opera Capes, Under Sleeves Comforts Military
Sashes Sontags Rgolets, Clouds, Head Dresses Tides
&C., &c.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-12-16
Auusenients.

AZ the Winter Garden. Irish and Yankee alb
-nrdilies have ocen given uI-mnch to the delight OF
the parties carlcatur,dwhe the touching drama OF
The Tcke, Of Leave" with its splendid cast and
supcrb nj, o. seine, draws and delights immense
houses every night aud bids fair 10 run trnuPhAnty
through the holidays.
AT the Olympic-thc most attractive thester
IN town 10 the lovers Of pure ian-a new faree
entitled Easy Shaving Was handsomely Put on
the stage on Monday night. and owing b. the IN
initab.e and irreyressibIe hamor OF Mrs. Wood.
sep' an immense audience in a state Of conyulsiye
ruelt FROM the rice OF the curtain 10 its fan Tie other
LorGcy"wcre equally successful. the evenings perform
an,, b'ing the Whole, the most amusing Vol ~
;hr most sr,i,tc that b. have this season In
"Iali.., B.waru,' Mn. Sloan and Mrs Sed~y Brown
-.Ar iormer playing the part ~ Matilda and the latter
Pas ofGracr Pclbody-gsre new charm TO comedy
associated with Of the best actresses on the stage.
lrl were garded log their exquisite performance by
va, continuous applause OF the house and unalimors call
before the curtain. In The Yankee Legacy" Mrs..
Lofty Hoa. acted the part Of Mehiiabe Ann With An
uncon ard rsDri' which FUZZY justify her reppis;en ~
ibo best actress OF Yankee pats now living.
AZ Waliwk's, "Eosedale"-whiCh ridicu-
lou, and malicious runor Las recently associated With
The nans u rtxJAiGes OBrien-oontlnGes TO draw
crowded un, hut OF defroncc - the hsbitue' OF
he ihe1'cr viii BE- played. fo4 tho usre. only four
nights In Ne week The other rights viii b. given up
e. stand ri plays beginning with - Tie Love Chase
which is announced .or to-uorro~ night. with %"