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The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1865-04-01

jUbue AtfuisfkB $40 iss ii; 10 press, Se HEM
from reliable authority, that y. G. HI Entity,
ESQ.,, of Luiherve, has been appointed Judge by
Gov. Bradford In thiScase, court will probably
proceed to business early in the week.
RAISE IN THE FARE-From Monday, Sd inst,
the fare on the York Road Railway will be in
creased to 80 cents from Towsontown to the city
| limits, and six cents for the city portion of the
| road making &c cents from here to the city
The fare for Passengers along the line of the road
is also increased TO three cents for each section or
part of "A section 1t is rather unfortunate that
the railroad company should be putting their fare
stp when everything else is coming dorm, and We
| doubt whether their income will be increased by
| this measure.
| Would it not have been better policy as well as
| Justice if the fare had been increased only on
transient passengers those using short portions
of the road. 1t looks unfair that those who con-
Stantly use the entire line of the road should ray
| as much per section as those who use but mile
or two of it, and that he who travels every day
| should pay as much as he who travels but once
| or twice year. But if we must " grin and bear
it I" we hope the company will at least do all in
their power for the comfort, convenience and
speedy transit of Passengers.
| -
On A SMAsH.--Last Sunday afternoon pair
of those worthless, whiskey-swilling characters
from the city, who take advantage OF the fine
Sundays to 90 out into the country and get on a
grand bust" suddenly 'came to grief y in
Towsontown. They were driving fine horse in
An open buggy, and on turning Mr.. Church 5
corner, from the Smedley Avenue into the T~n-
pike, the buggy upset throwing them both out,
and making considerable smash of the driving
apparatus. By the assistance of the neighbors
the horse was caught and loosened from the shafts.
One OF the men had rather a severe fall, but hav-
/ ing taken the precaution to fortfy himself well
with whiskey it didn't seem to hurt him much.
He certainly got up s0rer, if not a sOberer man.
By the aid of straps and ropes, they managed to
tie up the buggy and harness so as to drive home,
making rather sorry spectacle as they cautious
~ stole down the Turnpike toward the city.
TowsoN LYcEUM-1'he association met in the
| Hall at the usual hour. Declarations were deliv-
cred iu good style by Watson p. Church and Mr..
NJ. Price ofLong Green.
The question-Do men act most from Principle
or Policy was discussed by Messrs. j. n Wis
ner and l.. N. IIaverstick Decided in the Mega
tive. Question for next Wednesday evening"
Should men who cannot read or write be allowed
to vote? Affirmative-R. NJ. Price, B. N. Payne,
Negative, John T. Ensor, II. l.. Bowen.
AS this is an interesting, practical question,
we look for ii good turn out next Wednesday,
evening. At the last meeting we noticed qnite
number of the Jurors who remained in town,
awaiting the appointment Of Judge.
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THE MARKETS.

BALTIMORE, March 81
FL0UR-Howard Street Super s9.7S. @sOOOO
Retailing Extra....$lO.OO
Family. ...$l15 O@ 10000
City Mills super....:...$ 1850 $1,000
Baltimore Family ...........,......$1225
Ohio Super ..........................$9 10000
Extra 300 90 10000
Family ............ 81 90 a. 500 90
CORN MEAL per barrel. 81 5(0 5000
GRAIN--White Wheat2 20G0 go cts.
Red .21OI12I5 cts.
White Corn. ............a..Is5 a 900 cts.
Yellow Corn. 01 1872 cts.
Oats, weight, .............. "a 90 cts.
Rye......... ........-l5jG1 900 cts.
PROFESSIONALISM Shoulders.IS(0I9 cts.
Sides.......--2O@2I cts.
Hams's. cured......-.23 d24 cts.
SALT-Ordinary brands, fine, ....$4. 1900 "A. 40
Ground Alum 3.O0(0 $40
Turks Island, per bushel, 49,. .OO@$I0s
WHlSKEY-(Ohio)... 50 i9@$ 81 20
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a5otal Affairs

PRopERrY SALES. -HandbiIIs for the following
real and personal property have recently been
printed al this office, or have been advertised in
this paper. Hereafter, all persons who have their
bills or advertising done at this office, will have
their sales regularly noticed in this column with
out additional charge:
REAL ESTATE.
Saturday, April LIST, at Stemmer's Run Depot,
in the 18th Dist tract of "a acres, most OF
which is timber with dwelling &c, the property
of the late Meshack Bddison. R. R. Borman,
Trustee.
Saturday, April lst, Valuable Farm, Saw and
Single Mill, consisting of two adjacent tracts,
containing 100 acres, near the Old York Road,
miles from Parkton, n c. r. r., the property
Of Adam Roller decd Thos. G. Rutledge, Trus-
tee.
Saturday, April lst, Valuable Farm Of 1913
acres, on the York Turnpike, 3 miles from Park
ton, the property of the late Vim. Plowman. j..
T. Ensor, Trustee.
Saturday, April LIST, Farm of 739 acres, in
Balto Co., near Spindel's Meeting House, be-
longing to the late David Foster. Jno. 7. Ensor,
Trustee.
Tuesday, April 4th, House and lot near Tow
sontown, on the York Turnpike ;(also, House
and Lot near the Falls Road, near Bolton Depot,
~ C. r. R., the properties Of David Dixon dec d..
Jacob Wisner, Executor.
Thursday, April 9th, a beautiful residence,
fine dwelling, sheds and out-buildings, with over
three acres of land, by DR.. Elias C. Price, two
miles from Sparks Station, N. c. r. R., near
the Turnpike.
Friday, April 18th, 40 acres of land with i'm
provements in the 9th district Baltimore county,
late the property Of John Bosley decd. R. R.
Boarman, Trustee.
Tuesday, April llth, by Cover, Auctioneer,
valuable country seats near the terminus of the
Old Frederick Road, Q miles from Baltic city
Checker & McCurley Trustees.
Tuesday, April 18th, Sheriff's Sale of lot
containing 10 acres, situated on the Franklin
Road, 3 miles from Baltimore.
Tuesday, April 25th, Double House and Lot
with Stab e, Carriage House and other improve
ments, near the Episcopal Church in Towsontown,
property of the late DR.. f. R. Tidings. VIM. S.
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|, PRIVATE SALE.

The sBacon Hall'' Farm one mile from the
turnpike, three miles from the Rail Road, and
about 5 miles above Cockeysville, containing
476 acres, 200 acres in timber, good improve
ments, with limestone quarries on the place, and
well watered John PhiIpot, John T. Ensor,
Trustees.
PERSONAL PROPERTY.
+ Thursday, April 9th, two cows, sulkey, house
hold and kitchen furniture by DR.. Price, near
Sparks Station, N. G. r. R.
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'OrrespOndeatce. Of the Union
THANKSGIVING

u. DH1 AN
D. G. WILHELM, Secretary.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-14
Corporation Notices.
CrPRENE- COURT.

H. 'he Matter of th@ Application e tie MAYOR NdeTnen
,na Couu,ou, Nv ofthe CITY of New orb relative to
THE OPEslNG or
DSF III sDhED AND fbl kIIfNIIl-SI..
Prom fistays. Hudson River tHhorc not Already
opynsi,
IN TIE CITY or NEW-iORh.
ppruar, 10 .tues in such e... rsde and provided the
Mayo Aldermen and Conmonaiiy oi r Guy o. rev 'orA
b,bv rive no,ie. that they intend Apply 20 the surrrn.
Count of 10, state Of Nrwi ok. Spciai 1"Im o 40
ogrt TO b. held the City Hat ~ o.. ty OF Ne~.i
q. sAT EpAl the twenty hh day # November, lo5 ai
t. ming u ih. CouIt tL. DAY, to0n hffAr a
Counsel can be head fcF the app l'm.nt 81 tomfonrf
of Fstius~ aud hspe"uent In 'hc ahovr-frtlrd htrI
mai tie na,ur- ard ~ the improvement h"fey N
tended Il tho or-ning Of -hudrr and fourteenth street
nom the fieh,hav.nu~ the Hudson River t~her not 81
ready opep,d In aid City laid oat on tue map " pan :"
,ad CIV under and by virtue Of an Act the L.tsma" o.
tie P,oe of the siaie ~ Nrx fork .usd IN Act rrs
tsr 10 u.tro,ernan touching tie sying out 81 streets and
Road In H. CIV OF YORK and for other purposes,
passed April .. i~'. JOIN p ~, t,.,S, ,uSs,.,,o,
p.,.t srv, y,rI NoyrInber Isl iayJ
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WALLACkS. ov
W Proprietor and n'rsr...Nr LESTER WAlLAo n
ttgi, y.r.HIIsHnYSr nos. Not aDvFRrIsH IN THs
SEVyoHE HERALD

TTFNDNN,
Four.e.uth TIM, the New nd Osin Five Act Comedy by
II. + Craven.
TrIF SEEDFUI.
4, which N,-sr, T. L. Dlval port MAX Smith, Georre
U,i,J Y6,n, John seGon 4 Ruegoit Morton, j. e Wiz
hsnsou, M.s Mary Cannon, M Vernon N's John Seton
III ION. Burkr Nrs Ienunla and Miss Green viii app.al
WrD>FsDAY--A NEW WAY TO PAY OLD DEBTS.
TGTRsDAY-sTlLL WATERS Run DEF, md lCi
on PARLE FRANCAls. ,r,, >,ors
s,TTRDAY-BENEFlr OF Mr.. y. H.. DANLNPOhT.
Ff, time this season, Lowell great play, LOVES sACRl
FICE. -. g. -
Mf. j. w. wALLACH will shortly make his tI's 'ppear
ance. -........., 81, 4, ,-,---..,
W, ter Naark ha. received fom Mr.. Webster Of hie
Eoyal Adalphi Thcater, London.
\ DRAMA
,t,o, t,r,. aud powerful Effects, which vii be speedi
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Matbinerp.

I1NCINES WANTED.-One horizontal I'm.
Ia zine about EZRA engine beam or horizontal go "
,nch,s by sQ9 feet. JOHN STUART, no. is' bfoIdway'
dealer In machinery
nEERLESS CLOTIiES-WASHER,o original,
l nous,fui aud relisbl.-Patcrt allowed september T.
. Hsst In ri.,ence the oul, mnchne aAPsed or the
,,,io,,ry wr.h iub. Phce. sl2 tig for sencf' use
Wsrued 20 ave per cent o labor time s9np ani
IT, ~ .,h,s and 10 take cIt spo- sr,aks, IL. Dostis
synnlied. Ages,t. wanted. T,ritory for sale.
''"" No BedfoTd.st. New fofk.
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proposaIs.
OYPIcE OF AsssrAST
CoNNIssARY.GENERAL or SUBSISTENCE,
No. STATE ST, New ioRK Nov. IL. 1885.
Supplies -SEAIED PROpO.

No. srArp ct, NEw YoRx Nov. II. 1855.
A ARMY SUPPLIES.-SEALED PROPO-
SAILS lin duplicated win he received BY The UNDERLINED
,ugpyins Gr The OF the United States Army SuBslsT
ENCE STORES. to be devere1 in NewYork or Brooklyn
1000 barrels PORK-MEss or PRIME MEss-of the
packs of 1864 Is In iuhooped oak ash barrels with Two
hoops Meat be lree from rust or stain fGl weight
and thoroughly aed Bidders will when their pork vas
pa,..d and The brands also ,he h Mind q 6rre ys
cooprd and u head lined flour barrels the bids to be for
the bushel of IL pounds. m
$4,000 pounds good hard SOAP be made by boiling.
and only from rood materials free from clay soluble glass. oi
other adulteation 20 have no unpleasant odor 70 conan
not more than weniyh cent OF water, and to D. wen
drird before being packed
The stores required for immediate delivery.
Gle enumerated and bidders may propose Tor the "noie OF any
part OF each.
Samples of the beans and soap must be delivered with the
proposals, aud referred 10 therein.
printed copy Of this Advertisement must be attached 70
NJ oposa the proposals nn De specific complying
precisely with all the terms Each bid have consideration
nnt contain the written guaranty Of two responsible names
We the undersigned hereby guaranty that boud all
ary part OF the above bi be accepted shall b. dl iui
written contract with bonds the OF oneou Of
the value Of the stores proposed to be- furnished shall be ea
ecuted Il required"
chase well p. the with weight and
sfe aud shipping MARKS to be hereafter desgnsted mutt BE-
plainly every package All other old w,rts mast
be oblsraed All boxes be strapped with green hickory
Certificates % Inspection hv professional packers in
'pector other haR the party JuhHg the proeon, will he
required for th. certifying the part OF the seller
tb.i present quality aud condition. aud the immediately
ccdng inspection The viii also De- examined and passed
upon by Robct Getty Inspector the part Of the United
States.
All the stores will be carefully inspected before their de
livery and compared with the retained SAMPLES Returns OF
weights signed by professional Public Wegher must be
furnished
Payment ,- be maat in currency or n squraa,
- fuIfis received for th. purpose
Contractors eNp-c;cd hold their goods without
penr TO The United States until repaired TOT shipment.
LiRk Jor ProJosg5s i7iH be furnished IRIS o5c< chi
must b f1ooisd earioe dddrese6 10 ~ rnde9atd,
and isdorsed " ProD1s0is Cor SHbsi.i,loe St0rei.'
H. r. CLARKE Brryet Brie. zen. and 4. c. O. 8.
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NlBLO's GARDEN.
~ Lessee and Mmsg WiEAILEf.


~ Lessee and Muss WHEATLEY.
(rHIs YsrABLIsuMFST Nor ApvBRTIsB Is rhs |
NIwYoRs HtHALD.l ..t
Doors omen a. a. Be at ~ :
Mr. whestlcy = happy to aingnnce hifi ersieeen' Oh
TWEETl.FOUR NIGHTS
"''" W. EDWIN FORREST.
Who \, II max. his SECOND appearance y j. season,
TUESDAY Nov. u, 1855. 80
An hi, unspproashae. R,,cIm,n.s 81 isc eha'cef
| Ia B0l~ers priasipAl plsy oi
RfCiifLIEU,
ENTIRELY NEW COsTrIEs.
Il APPROPRIATE SCENERY AND APPOINTMENTS,
ard ,ery ric. Int t'ribuiion, entrscng the names
ncrsrr MrCuionrh. J. a. Burneti. J. ". Collier, ~ r.
Rslr.n Nunan. tirorgc Bfch.. 4. w. Blaisdfi. T. -
Hoimes W. II. Dsnvrrs y. Barry, Mrs Agnes P,uy, Nv
Drg te evening the eyceler orcheri under tir diree
ton of H. H. DODWORrH. will perform choice selections
| Of p bic. -, = A., 49,.
| TOMORROW Neutrality-suspicious. OF The veg
| .uer, ,,iul rand Spectacular Tish Disrl1.
| ARRAi NAPoGUE. - - -,
t II. GLENNY............ss.. Tue iOnA
xi,f h Gr.., Cat Beautiful Erec's scenery. &C..
| TuURsDAN-Ibird Disht Of EDN IN tOHLE5T
| In preparation. ~ ~ l. ~ - .-,L
| SATURDAY ATT RNOoS MINT. At , O'Clock,
! GRAND ,RRAu- "a POGUE MATINEE .
Adni,.ion = cents. Reserved seats 81; Family Circle
l-ntganee on ibystl .0cgn'a
! S.a'- ..curei IA dAys iu advance.
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Ainsital anstrumcnts.
CTEINWAY & SONS
- GRAND, SQUARE AND UPRIGHT
PIA OLE . IL u l. -


ae now s ssd the best Instruments in Apecs
well ss in EUIope hsvng Ikr4sfr0 rat PTe.Anis
God SHrer Medals at the Principal Fairs hrld IN tins
country within the last ten aud ia addition thereto they
awarded fir-t Prl Medal the Great international
Exhibition D London, 1872, for -
PovERYuI. CIEAR BRILLIANT, aSD SYMPATHETIC loNF
with .xee. OF wok iasiP as SHOWN IA sIapd ana sale
fIASOs -, .. ,
Tuere were 2ee Pianos from all parts the world eered
for collpeo aud the SPECIAL correspondents ol iAe I'm"
ssys: a., -. l. -.
phste and and to the Pon tran thst oi any
Esrc pan maker. 49, ...- r,--t-.,
"Ins grcs, triumph Of Arnecan Panoorte 10 England
has caused sensSon IN musical cgcrs throughout thr con
tin.nt aud result the Mers sTESNAN are III cousou'
receipt orders Europe thus uaugurg nc" pnae
IN the history Of American fisnoioTes' by eelnE IN "
at lei. 81 pom" - r..
IvERY srHIswAY PIASoFoRTz Is NARIASTED FOR FIVE
YEARS.
Annonr ne nsnv snd valuable inp'r r'nn, IMPROVE
,De1 Introduced BY MesEs scipwsy SOM al tntlf fHo
isIts, . r.....-..
l ld.rsciee their -
PATENT AGRsFPE iDRisGYsEST, .x.
fYer when letters patent grsf.rd teL Nov r. i5
Tn value eaa importance % tins invention haVh- phtn
tceetc.fy tested during period o neAry tf yfsrt ..
SiryavS Sous in ~ t-r Gfsuts and highest ICED lu
g.. and admitted Dc tie -rta't lnpfo'rueLt
modern tiurs L.y ogncr TIT iney h'fe nr'hue
"a iutrod- her Patent A-raie ArrangeiDert ~ eeTy
P,qnoo,fe panAlr-frod by them. vt2-t 'a e..f q M o'
an oide- that their psrons may reap the in"
Ais geS improvement. - .-.r..c,,-,.
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Danllna Ataoemes.

nE GARMOs DANCING ACADEMY, No.
II % West Fourteenihst open WEDNESDAYS and SAT
URDAYS.
Ladies u 2; Children at p Evening Classes at 3.
sn Introduce tony pupis the present season, the Ger
C1f0B and the Qugdyit FFdEcgi. as danced in my
presence the psst SUmuI.r 81 Pars ana Diefpe.
Having had the ton be elected Cores poudng Member o.
the sOc.sS icG5(mque de- Pro- re B1ase &c Pdrs
d,f.es ds Theatre I~p<yi0i cEsrG. al new dsuces
cussins IoE the soeey Wi be i0T AIDED to me IS soo
rOducra
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,I,O ALL WHOM IT MAY CONCERN:a

Il y.;e1 !, he,eby giyen that in pursuanc. OF awiui
1borv and perm.s.ion the .ubspibef. seos fci sna On
e - ,bs Roard Of Tru Des Of the Bnc. PresDytrfis"
Tt.,ch \, the I,jy of HrwYors ~l TIC lyh int,A.
nd bet se.n that dais ana the hIst day oi February
- ar c~n.e 20 b. removed from the vaults and uouho
~ 80 1.i,e. living on the Of Christie and
rees IL Le CITY II New YORK, ss ft by ~ iee, incn %
80, rc,,iu, OF decreased pcrsons inferred IN s.ia 'sne
w. VA .ro,rJs thence 10 The Tver1r,ea Ccmc'sfy, byns
Land mics Individual res,V,s have authority oJ
;. ,n, the CITY Iuspee,ofs Department. 10 remove ay
p m a,her psce OF interment Dated November i1'
Nhii" " ABNEH J.. ELY,
WINTHROP 4. GILMAN.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-14
Amnscnenss.
A CADEMY OF MUSIC-TO.NIGHT.
n DIRECTOR. R..............".....MAX MARETzEk.
ITALIAN OPERA.
(Tgis ESTABLISHMENT DOES NOT ADVERTISE ~ rBs

(rai, HsrAgLIsuMENr DOES ADVERTISE II rHs
NgwYORK HERALD.p
-NTOHT-N NORMA.
THIS, TUESDAY, EVENING. NOV. II, ATs,
(NIyTB SUBSCRIPTION NiGHrb
NORMA,
with lie 10 gnifcrni and complete a,t. ncludn.
Nine CAROZZl-ZU CCu. -
Mdle ENRlCHETTt BOsiSIO.
Si.nor NASSIMILIANi, Sisror ANTONuCCi:
CONDl LIoN. N..,......................CAh bEhpMsNN
TOMORROW WEDNESDAY, NOV. ID, All .,
(rESTH NIGKT-sECjSD SUBscRIPrIoy),
Aubers new yeIson OF his BIZ int opera,
FRA DIAVOLO.
with ils brilliant and complete 4, including
Miss CLARA LOUISE KELLOGG
Miss STOCKTON SignO, MsZLDLENI,
siynor BELLlNT. Sisuor LORIN,
Sitnor DUBREuL Siyn0r BARILI
THURSDAY-OPERA IN BROOKLYN-kRNASL
FRIDAY, NOV. IL. IL TROVATORE.
There will be no hatinee o SATURDAY next.
SATURDAY EYENlNj-EXrRA NIGHT IN BROOK
LYE-CRlSrISO la C0MARE.
The sale n reserved and tickets fr OF the above
named performances viii commence THIS MORNING. %
the regular tcast odces Office Of the Academy;
Bee Schnnrra. 10. 70i Broadway; Pond Co..,
No 50 roidwy >chub-rh Co.'S No. go Broadway and
Root. Anthony u C)'s, No q hass1u.s..
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q ufusemenis.
WINTER GARDEN.
w Stage Nj ager.................Mr J. @. Hanley.

tTHs hrAD rsHsr Sor ADvERrisE IN rHE
yEwYoRK BERALD)
Mr. Stuart Is tsful In being enabled 10 tkst
JOHN bROUGHAa
will appear for
FIVE NIGHTS MORE,
the lth 18th, 18th. l7h and 18th Of Novsnbor-beiDg
positively bis
LAST NIGHTS,
In esrh of which he viii sppea In hi comedy altered
from the Game ot Love- entitled
FLIES IN THE WEE"
With the following cast
VI. CORlDON FOXGLOVE...ML JOHN BROUOHAM
w hcot
Jicup thupp '" = IahuIt"s
G. Wacot r.
After bich the famous farce of
HI = LAST LEGS"
fELlA OCALbAGAHAN.....Al Mr.. JOHN BROUGhAM.
Doors oprn y commence ot o'clock. .
Seats may be secured for any o 1he Evo nights On Mon
day Nov 20,
Mr.. J. :. CLARKE
viii resume hs ced in tie u tide of success,
and viii appear In his great iH p~rsouaiion ri
BOB BRIEFLY,
in the
TICKETOFLEAvE MAN.
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Gorses, Carriages, &f.

CARRIAGES and HARNEsS;.A ilne assor, s.,r,
" me, equal to any the city, and 20 pc, cent es.a
Bro,dwsy prices. Light esner.r. hsh' p'h.s. So
utices Repository, No. ~ Cedar''. hooH Iur ~.
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Dcntistrn.
f-r t..| l.
% farmers ano Others.

.CRICULTURAL Drain Tile, Glazed Stone.
n S,,rpp., Flooring Oven and 'fefn no, r,S',1 "l
~ I,iess. (himne yqop., v.fe. se' %c ~ Dam.
Loo. I,I.ad pe..tiy No. 2sI Pearl r. ~ a. iuN' ~
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PROOHLYN ACADEMY OF MUSIC.

i
lNEW- YORK CIRCUS.
~ Fourteenth IT. between Third and Fourth aves opps
site tae AeaGeuy Of Music.
u Lnn ,,msoosen
~ AUSTIN. Director OF Amusements-
THE sEw yoRS HsRALDt
SECOND WEEK OF THE NEW MANAGEMENT.
SECOND WEEK OF THE NEW DOUBLE TROUPE
SECOND WEEK OF
THE WORLD-RFNOWNED
JAMES ROBINSON,
JAMES ROBINSON,
JAMES ROBINSON,
TIE MOST DARING AND ACCOMPLISHED RIDER
THE WORLD HAS EVER SEEN,
whose extraordinary feits
UTTERLY UNPRECEDENTED
in every respect nhy received by crowded and fab
ionable audiences. with -
MORE ENTHUSIASTIC DEMONSTRATIONS
wonder aud admiration than ever bestowed upon Aiy
sqn.str.an artist who has appeared in New. York
ROBINSONiS RIDING
IL MORE THRILLING AND EXCITING
than ANYTHING ever witnessed tie Arena This great arss
Is supported by
THE BEST CIRCUS TR0CPE
ever orgsnized in New York. who will appear N a
MOST VARIED AND BRILLIANT PROORaNNE
EVERY MONT NJ O'CLOCK. ..x.
ON WEDNESDAY aud SATURDAY AFIERNOONS
OK WEDNESDAY, and SATURDAY AFTERNOONb
~ HALFPAST2 O'CLOCK.
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u BNEN II J., III,
WINTHROP 4. GILMAN

yJ,AKE NOTICE-That i hereby forbid all
r,n iiarbofiuz trs,ins any person or psIson' on
prf mo ,art,sr of wla name OF connection oi wH'
u. dehtx contracted without my order. sAhOkh
WAIL OF In. CITY Of New-fok
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-14
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New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-14

! trHH ssSABJisBhESr DOES NOT ADVERTISE IN TIM
| NETWORK HERALDJ
OPEN FROM SUNRISE UNTIL IoP.M
HAPPY AND DELIGHTED THRONGS
Of Ladies Children, Fsmies Citizens and strangers rang
through the Museum saoons amid the neV
WONDERS OF NATURE AND ART,
at all hours Of the day and tyening
.. AFTERNOON At ,. EVENING AT Il.
The popular and v~r.ate actor
&. ". CLARKE.
C,l appear With The entire Dam,ic Company and e1tr
DOS CESAR De BAIAN,
with all the original music BY no,,,.n,
AN EFFICIENT ORCHESTRA,
under The direction Of Prof Krakaur
v,ln 4 lHAERSoE sRt E% E%Aago s DsrT, sstt.
HI. wfe MsMM6TH NOT FAf W w0MHS. 10 S'I,o1l pounds.
,,,. THE BEAUrIFuL IMMATURE LADY,
MISS LIZZIE READ who.e rer bance in action and fen
THREE IMMENSE LIVING GIANTS TWO BEAUfl
huL CIRCAssIAN GIRLS, GEN. GRANT, j.. THE
BOHEMIAN GLAss-BLOwFRs
TT4 SIkAM sLHi' LNGSET G II IA M2pS
ONE HUNDRED LIVING MoNkEYs. GRAND
AQuARIA. JAPANESE CRAZE. EIGHT FEET ACROSS
nns LEhRNED SEAL. WAX FIGURES, AUIoMAToN
Admission. - cent. Children under ten Is cents.
hesrved scat can be secured in advice in Private Boxes
4 FIRsT-cLAsS CIRCUS TROUPE
WI appen MONDAY, NOV. 20, in ojlnction with the
phANAIIo N Co1rANl, without any adyanee in ptices:
OLYMPIC rlIEATER. Commence at "a.
~ Sole Lessee and Direcress........Mrs. JOHN WOOD
S'ase Mnae"'' H. sELWiN
tTHIsEsTABLsnsysr Doss So- ,pvEarisx rs rHs
SEwy0gK ugKALD)
GIsnl production Of the
MAdNificENr FAIRY SPECTACLE IN THREE
PARTS.
SPLENDID ARTlsTIohG lf MSchG 'SH 'f e ASn MEcHayr
'AE cFSy MksoScss aVo 81 niH i' m 4nEA6R NEw
,,,v .,,n Il0N SGENE, BY IlAItS;
ARRANGED BY THOMAS BAkER,
sLEEplyG BEAUTY 4 THE WOOD l
MRS. JOHN WOOD
PRINCESS ISABELLE.
Second appearance this season OF
The F,vorite AUGUSTA.
" Bin strict udhercnce to the modern school Of moo-
dramatic composition eiteen to he supposed to
have sapspd between the end SECOND part hundred
yess the second aud third parts aud hundred
PART FIRST-PERIOD 1881
Thoma' 'utna"ed Modify King OF NS,.eds v ps..,,
OI.' ir.t appearsnce.I.
Queen serens mi consor a. H. Gilbert
Princess Isabelle. a' she appeared when only three
raco,nm lI.or dHgh Eve G Merton
Teeto,um Kings f. tilrit
ss:g sy Mis- IA S;sd,:: 8 E:
F'ry F Fo.b"b t"' | sSa soiss ..Mi.. r Gr1naiue
fairy Philomsi.... w Banquet. ......, ,M.' Florence
....
FAIRY Banefil 10, Miss ADile Hams
FAkT SECDSlj-PERtDD 1901.
Princess Ts-a belle (agei 10. all but al hour 80
Lady 15isa Der SIS; Lodi.a Myers
PART THlRD-pERIOD I.0L
Primo. Perfect (of The Emerald Miss Eliza Newton
Larry D oe fhis coun,fymiul .......Nr james l"~is
Coin, unp Ia woodcutrerL........ ...Mr @. /. h,nway
SPECIAL NDTlCE.-lte sudence are repeatedly T" |
questrl keep inr seats 70 witness he grand IsioTna
tion Scene conc'rting the Ext-1vaglrga.
The prtformanee vii commence w.th
4 QUIET FAiitY.
Scat. secured three dsys IN elyauee.