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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-12-29
Yer, Wy ,ierious Acknowledgements
auce OF % supposed Ctnciuusttan---
burial OF - CONN fun OF Broom
Corn Seed---An Attempt 10 Defraud
"a Life Insurance Company sus-
peeted.

IlhNNnN, phlb, Btt. -.
ON the 2i,h instant. at about : o'clock
4. NJ, a mau supposed To be ". L.
Mctaddtu, OF Cincinnati, got oil of the
Cincinnati omnibus al the house OF
Frank Richardson, near this place.
complaining Cf being uuwell. Doctor
smith Richardson, physician oi
Eaton, and brother of Frank Richard
SON, arrived at the same place some
time during the afternoon.
Al haitp past eight o'clock, ON the
same evening. Frank Richardson came
to town aud telvgraphed To Mrs. sarah
McFadieu a. follows: Your husband,
W. 4. McFuddeu. died here this even
ing. Answer" said dispatch was sent
IA caTc OF Il. NJ. BeIcheldur, at Eaton.
He procured a coffin aud returned home
"a DO o'clock that evening.
Atabout1 o'clock the next morning,
three uyishbOrs were called in, aS they
supposed 60 lay out "a stranger, " hO Rich
arlSon said had died there tho proceed
INK evening. ct cholera, but " ben they
arrived 40 the house 10 was only 10 help
load a colin which WAS already closed
up. The coffin was put in a spring
wagon aud Richtrlsou started with n.
a. be- sand, Tor Carlisle Station To send
the corpse 60 the family of the deceased
Suspicion OF foul play being aroused,
dispatch was sent ID Eaton, which
brought q response that the corpse Ar
rv,d there some Time during the night,
aud was Inferred about midnight.
Officers w,rr sent from here to Eaton,
~ un found the grave To contain "a coffin
Z .Irl with broom-c0ru seed. Richard
>.u and Br'cbvldog We're arrested. 10
j. ~til that Or. Richardson l. agent for
70 uie Insurance company, and that the
three men We're engaged IN a conspir-
acy 10 obtain money from the company.
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A. H0yE-I OETrrART. An obituary
notice. boz japan newspaper. of me
late Tycnou, save. "For thr good OF iLe
country r. much more able man Wa
requisite" Go b. thus candid b. prob
ably not - Characteristic of American
- Of japanese obituaries.
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Give Trial.

Price 80 cents and 81 per bottle.
DR. r. X. KNIGHTS, Proprietor, Melrose
Mas.
Sid by r. II. LOGAN y 60. aud LOGAN
LIST n Go, Wheeling. dc.O.Sm
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Notice.
For the Holidays.
Towing! Towing !

INV lhe oWlue
CEALED PROPOSITIONS FOR ALL THE
- Salt towing of the Ohio River salt Co. for
the year 1871, will he received up to 10 O'Clock
A. m. Tuesday, January list, 1851.
The Ohio River Salt Company TO furnish
the fats and harges loaded.
The party towing Ia receive the barpcs at
the furnace landings on the Ohio River. 10
tow, nay lock fees, wharfage, and other ex-
penseS, unload the barges and return them
Ia Furnaces.
In making bids the parties will give the
rate for each size barrels To the following
points:
CINCINNATI, Ohio, Nashville, Tenn,
Madi son, Ind, Clarksyille. Tenn
Louisville, NY, Columbus Ky,
Jenenonvllle, Ind, Cairo, H..
New Albany, Ind, Alton, H.,
Evansville. Ind, Quincy. ill.,.
Paducah, Ky, st. Louls Mo
Any party who may he awarded the contract
VIII be required To give bonds for the faithful
performs nee OF the contract.
The ohio River salt Co. reserves the night
proper.
The propositions will he sealed and nd.
dressed TO Hon. V. Is. Horton, Pomeroy, %.
OHIO RIVER SALT 90.
X. K HUDSON, sec'y. novl9-td
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town. His rooms are fitted up In gor-
gcCus style. His carpets are softer aud
richer; his mirrors are larger and
clearer; his sofas are finer aud more
luxurious; his wines are more delicate
aud costly: his viaudS are more dainty
and tempting, than those ct any other
dealer" in this muoh-gambliug me-
tropolis.
IL Is said that MOrrissey has made
half "A million of dollars during tue
past few years in the earnest prosecu-
ton ~ his scientific profession; anu MS
present boast i that mono out gentle
men who can afford tu lose, are MS pa
irons. UuqucstionablN, his Gus
TONERS are the brSt-drcssed nnd
most liberal OF the tlgcr-iighiers; hut
whether they are able to part with the
large sums they often do at the hruIs-
er'S table il quite another question, hnd
one. | presume, ON which they might
t,kei~Sue with the member of Congress
elect.
IiSapleasaut theme t. think of Nor
risSev a. a faro-dealrr, a Democratic
mrmber Of Congress, and a Wall street
operator: though there must he gray"
doubts IA many persons minds a. 10
which il the most respectable or the
no>t honest. Morrissel has lost caste
with not a few ot his brother blacklcss
since he went into Wall street, aud es-
peciallv since he has been chosen 10y
the Tammauyites To represent them at
Washington. Before he had 50 degrad-
ri himself. they would have lieut. him
any sum of money ON his mere word;
but now they say they would want his
note with good Republican eudorser.
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furniture.

ALL KINDS of FURNITURE. MATTRESS.
"A Fs. BEDDING, LOOK EYEGLASSES. kc., cheapest
a, sSEDFN q CAMPbkLL'5. 80. lot bowery bet"ern
stanton and Iiousanas Ca.l md save money Goods war
ra,ted ami delivered free tl.eIsion table, chcsp.
bedroom ENAMELED FURNITURE OF
1wprrau,~I a. nufaourr Aso .oid Chestnut ard snus
CHAMBER Suites ga.p sud ornamental. Of II. D fAhhIHO
IONS aC3 (sna opposite Noosirr. tstsbiisbed lSI
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Cypress Companies.


CUiNDIERs NEW EXPRESS - From
~ Msrnois, Pike County. to Holme.vils tcoas'y 'eAil
Pis. Conn v Ms tn'N"rky
Fr Msrroa 70 Jasss wood and Liberty tcoun,y s"s,l
Ani,e Com y, Mis-, ui weesiy.
From Librry 20 eufrslc snd Nood''Ae keolhv 'eA'h
WI kin.or County srmi'serkly. 80.
win suprly su0shrr. Fr.dns a, or IN ID" .icny 81 hy
OF stations the S.wDr -sn' J.cs'on ald Urea
rosds ard il1n@syic. Jacksonwood ts"ny ,~nifssie'
Wood.. Mo.iirrO &c lIniy scatl. GA.lun icouty ,rs'
Pine Biua etc with the :rvOrlvaHs. MOBILE 'icA''as'
Jackson and Meridian .. =. ..,.,,.,,.,v,s
U.yir- A.onts q, boyc will sond TO recording dtejs col
lecilrg, etc. =, -,--. ..., a.,
Agen, Clandi,I's Express Magnolia Miss vii be Iiomp'
" iorsg Jdrd. u .-.u-.,
int Tie 81 II Routes rui fcs,-Oacrs are r'ett6i'hrii
will mail aud pay porie Letters oni the above places 10
the Magnolia losi tece. AN,
Pss.ase fr1ni Magnolia 70 Liberty.
Iettcfs T.. s. postage pid...............s...'
N-wspaysls 1nl Cirru ia, y. :. poitse" p'id...
Surssrptious and adyfs-eut. for country papers re-
c.ivea by j. BENZ. CHANDLER.
No. s8 Caronisls'1
New Orleans La
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George w. Palfrey aet. Abby A. Palfrcy.-Mcm.
orauda tor oounse.-Decree granted

UNITED STATES COMMIssIONERs OFfICE-JAy IL
-Beforr Commissioner srILwELL
CRUELTY TO A SEAMAN.
Amos Richards, one OF the crew OF the ship Nep.
,,r r,nnirg from Liverpool 20 this port, made compliant
before lie Commissioner against Enoeh w. Peabody. master
Of the vessel chssini I'm Win o.a',i we e'IopalnA
he vessel 10 this port On preliminary examination before
the Colpmcn.r Peabody held 10 bsi in TIE sum u
s 900 to appear for trial on Monday next
Joseph Bell ioT the Government; A. s. Cohen ESQ., o'
comp plahant
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MARINE COURT-JAy. li.-Beforc judge ALEk..
COLLISION on A sTREET RA.LROAp.

COLLISION on STREET RAILROAD.
Shields s The Forty ond Stree. and Crrnd Street at
road.
This suit was for damages 10 two horses ana
cart, alleged TO have resulted from tie nesyrnae o,
on. of the defendants drivers Tire plaintiffs aNesee
that on the ?., OF October last the es' Of NE aI
PENDANTS ran into his horses aud carts no,"i'ntsno'
Inc The shouts Of plaintiffs driver sni drove ts
foremost cs tn, other in such $50 almost ie
both and that the defendants bad no broke ihe jay
renders verdict for plaintiff FOR 49,.
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Cost an0 fonil0.

I OST IN THE MAIL.-1he public are noti-
nod receive negotiate the two following c.oNs'
dawn y Paymas,rr T. Marsto Taylor Assistant Trsas
urrr Cut-d Il Ne~-loTk to order OF Vi Mara;
CIIftK No 1T6. dated Ausu.t ? 1865. for SIG.
CiIECK No a9i dated S, 'euber t. 1905, for Slso1o
Payment OF the above Is ttopped ~. nnder wi please
reurnto NJ. MARA. Room No. 5. No. % Lhoer'ys1
1 OST-A DIARY of FIRE INSURANCE
Room No D and 4 10 wilI be given BY JAS. DONAoHE
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certurcs atS Aleetimss.

NEW ENGLAND SOCIETY.-An adjourned
~ Meeting of the New Eng,rd Society will be held Ut Del
monco's No. 2 East FourteeUtb-st, on MONDAY EVEN.
mo- JAM 5 att O'Clock Members earnestly requested
to attend. New members viii be electrd. .
L. d. MORGAN, President.
I. PaiIuBBARp Secretary
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Amuseuients.
WALLACKs.
w Proprietor and Manager. MI. LESTER wALLACK
(rHm EsrABsisHN.sr DOES NOT ApvERrps IN rus
EEwYoRK HBRALD)

(fHn fsTADxlsHNsET DOES NOT ADvgRrpE IN TH1
HEwYopK HERALD
NrynEsrINo AND EFFECTIVE DRAMA.
sPARKLINe AND BRILLIANT COMEDY.
FRIDAY pn1 SATURDAY,
Second and Third nights Of -,
drama In Five Acts by Tom Taylor esq., founded on si
-' MENRY DUNBAR;
Or THE OUrcAsr.
MUSIC has been composed expressly Tor the Piece oy
SCENERY painted by MessE,. sherwood and Nseder.
Tss ienry S.or nn"osi si; & w: F,.S.r
Henry Carter. Detective. Mr. Ioung
jenan. Head wsiter at the GEORGE. Geo Holland
Arthur Lowell Barris.er. Norton
Ctement Anstin cashier TO TIE hrn oil DUN. -,
par q bAherr hr H. l. hihBsop"
Bade,iy; Junior fartner Of Dunbar =, -
baIdeiy', q: browne
llsrtogs, Jewel Merchant. Mr.. Williamson
Ibomss lfbblrs, Car,sr's sMar...........Mr GrehaIn
umfIavlo Miss Dunbars Iootnsn. Mr Pope
% tn W s,u
Margaret wentworth. Miss Madeline h'bfi1ueH
L1ta b-iA'
Tho Scenery viii comprise;
l. Room In Joseph Win.ors house In the Suburbs OF
London
O. Wood near Southampton
D. Room In the George Inn" Southampton.
ACT H.
]. Drawing Room in Mr. Dunber's house, London.
2 Corridor in the BANKING House Of Dunbar Ba!derly
D. Mr.. Duntar'' Private olire,,
!. oethic Drawing Room in 4,L M,sggdc'ley az Abbey.
!. Exterior OF Maudesley Abbey.
2. Room in the Abbey.
l. Drawing Room In Maude.ley Abbey.
MONDAY-ifr.t time this sess0n), sheridsns sterling
Comedy, THE RIVALS
TUESDAY-HEERY DUNBAR: ,n,,,,
In Rehearsa Bouciesults charming Comedy, THE IRISH
HElRESS.
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COURT OF COMMON PLEAs-TEAL TsRx-JAs H.
BEFORE Judre CARDnzA
rfri rIiHr.

ROUGH AND TUMBLE FIGHT
Rob.rs Cauhsld AIT. Jas hngDes ,..;r.
This Is suit for damages for blng tle P,a,.
hand 90 that he was mpcll,d to have one hnse' aN
Defendant does not deny the hln but sesr' h.ey.
pantf M. rt,.cked him. scrs,e'hs I sos,, meath 10
tear H. Mhsreupes defendant in self defense c'0ea h'
the intruder.
The case still on ..r p,~..ey Lake FOX se.erdsLt
A. A. PLiips for pas'in p''"'
New-York daily tribune., 1866-01-12

Nrw CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH "A f., ~" ,h.
conrreeatooa Church is 10 be .t esaSlis.ed Meiho
ed ice formerly occupied ey tns and The Rev.
LYMAN Abbotts bas been iASiteo 70 ses -
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gnsnrGr1c Gompanirs.
NEW-YORK FIRE INSURANCE CO.,
32 wALLsTREET.
CASH S1OO, 900.

This Company has beer IN successful operation for more
Ian Thirty YEARS. and continues TO INSURE 'rainH
Los und Damage by NE upon terms " favorable I" similar
!ns,i'g'iqn'
New-York daily tribune., 1866-01-12
Glarhinern.

ERICSSONs CALORIC ENGINES.
IL CLUTE BROS cb sied portable and stationary high
and low Steam knsnes GIist and Saw as Pofs
Of every descrption; Gotten Gins, Shaitiny Gearing
JAMES A. ROBINSON
No. l64 Dua ,s.st, HudsoD-st.. NcwYork
TODD g. RAFFERTY,, Machinery Mer.
l. chsnts No. Deyst works Paterson ~ j.; menusc'
ture and portable Engines and Boilers Flax, Hemp
Tow Oakurn and kops machinery, Mil GEARING, sha,i,r
Judson SHOWS Governors, Lsthes Paners. Drills, Chuch
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llroposals.
OFFICE or THE DrP0r CrhnTsRxisrLr, !
FoRr LKavESSozrH, ksnsas Dec ~ iSs,
PROPOSALS. fOdt ARMY TRANSPORIA

CYgIcR or THE DrrOr CrAn1 1ERNasrLT,
ToRr LKsvKSSoRiH, ksDsas Dec ~ lNs.
PROPOSALS. fOR ARMY TRANSPORIA-
TloN Sea Cd Proposals viii be received at this Office
until ~ clock the 3si day OF January 1870 eI the an
per's'or c military 'appiea anle 'he !e" i' VI '' W.
PorrE 40 iFrom Folts Les7orwor,h Laramie and Rey.
wear Oh thu west the Missouri RIVER north Of lors
rvenwoh tnd south ofiatiiude u north 20 any
nst. or stations that may be established ~ the iernie
ies of Nb.asEa Dccosb Idaho md Uth south Of aiiate
~ degrees uorh AID eas Longitude l4 degrees west s,a
tho I.itory Of Colorado north Of ~ degrees n9ft iarei
n tie iGe rer 100 uoun4s per 100 miles al which ih'y
wi iran spar sl stores IN each oi TO months nom APP" u
2ourg No Prom FORTS Leavenworth and Riley in ,he
State OF Kansas and tho town of kausa. In ne sa'e o.
ishod IN 10 ste Kansas in the Territory Of COLORADO
souh Of lsude ~ degrees north, diswi.g 'oVples rom
st , be &c ,s'ci n that Territory, 70 Fort barsnii ana
10 ANY other point Poirs on The route bidd'is 10 .'e
he "a per rounds pr 100 nj - at which iry vii Trans
po, sd IN each Of he months from Air to sep1ea
b.r inclusive, OF tie year 1896
'Poyrr No 3-Fsom Fort l'nion snch o'her depot as
,,y mind In The ,eri,ory OF New.Me1ico. 20 suy
No., ~ ,lst nay be rs,ah'.hed in The territory. and
wrsi Bddrstc state lie sai, per 100 pounds per 100 ias
hch tey wil aur'ft SAID store. "a each et hs hHVh'
fom June TO Nossnl5,r inclusive oi the year 1905.
The W. gli 20 be finsroret caeh ,c1' ~ln ho'
II 100 GO found, Gcute No l8~ooo' POUNDS on fo''e
5S3t,on,l serccntase viii be paid for ,ran'pors
ton Of bscon, lard, bread pine imDcr shingles o. any "'
Bidder, should dive their names 10 fal. well their
v bond IN of thousand doisT tgnei ty Two ~
more responsible persons srsruciny ,ha' IA case cor =
gyyrrd Tor Tout. mentioned ia the pfopost % thc
par,,s prop sns, the conrct vi b. accepted ana eeiru
into srd good and sdici security furnished oy '.ld par
de- in sccordafre ifa the terms II hil advertisements
Tho amount Of bonds lge4 non !c contractors VIII De
follOws: .,oo ,,o
On Route 40.
On Route 80. -
sstfc,ory ,siGce OF the loyalty aud soVsrey Of each
bidder and person s-cliiiy w.I De Eeq4lsed
Proposals must b. inirr 81; ,,.,
"Pf9posals for Army 1rlnsp1ristoa on Route No - y
on .. The case o. sy b. sid vii b" entertained uh
cs they folly comply with az the regusnr-s q III. AHss
PaI,i 70 whom sw 4rds made must be prepared 70 exc
cute contrsc n once aud give the qulfed bonf' Tor lie
ithfai peIiosDsrce Of he sane ,, -
Con,rar,s Ui rc mad fahc 90 The srprova OF III" Guar
eufs bat The sAt l. Reserved to reject sny 81
all bids iEa. n.ay be oigrd. -,
Coutr1ctors NUT BE- 10 readiness FOR service by Tie t day
az April lG sid ley viii le egu.fcd 10 have piece oi
bu.iness or a,eneT ia e yrny ~ Eofs Leayenwob
AID Union und ctLeT depos tot nay be ed-psboi ~
which tLey may " comm 1-tcd VIM PrcmpNy ntS feedy
@By osle. a. -, QhrIirInlsr.ef Gcn,faL
j. 4. POTTER Colonel ND Chief Qusrtefmai'er
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.IBLO's GARDEN.
MISS BATEMAN.

II is with much pleasure that Mr.. WHEATLEY announces
tho engageert Of the eminent young American ragedenne
Miss BArEMAN. who. after sbsenc- abroad Of three
years. will make her reappearanoe vt NIbo's Garden on
MONDAY, Jan. IS. 1855,
in her ceebrted role OF LEAH In Mosenshas beautiful
usgrdy Of that name.
1he long career Of Miss Ba,snan in England. where her
many In the legitimate DRAMA and IN those cbsrac
tsrs che will repeat here have been and
recorded by the sbes pens ard witnessed the largest
drnc-s assembled within tho walls Of either Metropo
tan or Provincial teaers renders unnecessary TO dwell on
event Of her reappesnce In this city, where
she has slws,s been warmly welcomed. Mr. W Whe'tey
will crebs~ the oca,n BY presenting the dramas In which
ss Bstemsn appears in way worthy OF the young artistic
spuaon hesry appreciation which the public has
aiways generously lsvishrd on her efor,s
The sale tickets during Mi. Bstemas cngagcnens viii
eoninus sI days in advance The Box Sheet viii be opened
tho corIcspond NJ day In each previous wsss
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sl,PpEaE COURT - CrrcurT-JAS ll.-Before Justice
J. +. fARSAhp.
LIABILITY OF EMPLoYERs FOR ACCIDENTS 70 EM.
lIOYEES.


William Twoni!ey at. J,rOnimus $. t'nderh1L
Tho plaintiff in this case was IN the employ OF
IN. defendant rsser Tho only iaony in tis
va, the planA's testified a while loading truck
with iron clamps the defendant sou. aud hurried
the men wi with aud aeaSst tie build
ing smg Of the clamps. Tie plaintiff stoop
nl al the time and the iron &c OF him. iu nns an severely
testified het lie did not think tie truck proper one fo;
such heavy york. and t the accident was caused 10 sons
MEASURE by the srting under the ca d NJ Jndeni
At the conclusion is testimony the defendants eonnei
moved for nonsuit the ground that the p:nth wai
rouay wenfors ed with ls employer IS % the dane- and
t n wa, ono whc the plaintiff had voluntarily assaued
Painf counsel argued at length that there was
Al between he necessary rsxs iIcdsri q business
which were assumed by eDploye and the ri.ks 3Dt
,, i've and faulty machinery, &c, foI which the
nyer was liable He furhe argued ,bs there 3s evidence
The case 20 show tie accident urred through the
aan OF 10. defendant IN hrying aud urging tie
IN, the tsGc. 10 be ns Heiet houSh csPsoe WIN extrens
care, OF do.ng the work required
The Court DISMISSED the complaint on the ground that the
pion.i had ed to connect tue accident wI.h tho nsGih
ri.ncy Of die truck. The sccideB occurd through the
rucs ~ anvil his coempcyes IN running tic tuck sssni
ne ,S. He could consider Il negligence ~ an employer
o hurry up bi. woamen 1hs independent OF the pm
p that an employe the rs conseqgrn. on his
nlovment should ,raut IoDsut bat "oad give ~ days
mr Cli,son for plaintiff Mr. Sedsgick Tor defendant
CuINpsRs-JAS. ll-BefoFe usi.ee SUTHERLAND.
DEcIsIoS
George w. Palfrey agt. Abby \. Palircy.-Mem.
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60 n)bom it man Concern.

EOR ADOPTlON--A fine, robust healthy
Il FEMALE INFANT. nine months old. Csl or sddr, -
Mrs. BRADFORD, No. 3l East Houston II.
EOR SALE-A large and valuable PICTURE
l. Of JOHN THE BAPTIST by Muller. Inquire of Mr..
LAWRENCE. Js ;or, Of No 35 Willam-si, fonIth story
I OST CERrIFICATES-No is hereby
IL given that application has been made to the Auditor
Certificates Of the Five Pei Cent Loans Of
the issued by tho Bank OF Penntyvsnis at
ips az Transfer Agent Of tie Commonwealth Ia the na.s OF
CUARIES BARCLAY Of Bury iiil, Dorkine Surrey,
IN Engand esquire and JOHN kEhRICk Of Gidesou Hal
Norfolk, In England esquire, with benefit VI 'uFv'oTsp
which CeItihcatcs have been Lost. viz:
No s25 dated Nov. 9, 1872 Ac, Of April q. 1919 for
5000. . .
$4,000. 40.
No 24l dated Nov l85? Act OF Feb 49, 8f Tor IS zoe
No PAR dated Nov6 l55, At OF Feb l6 1852 Tor eovo
No 27,8 dated Apn a. 1853, Act Of June H. lSto Tor
$3l29o o5.
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COURT cALENDAss-Tnn DAY ,u-
SUPREME coVnrcIccTnT@rran1fs q ccmou Pea. FRAT s. ,,
70 Mondsy next IA Consequence Of tie a'
Supervisor Psrdy
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DESERVED SEATS for MISS BATEMAN's
IL NIGHTS can be bad TT. J. RAfNOKs Fruit Store,
No. sg5 Bro.iwsy. opposite Sihlos Garden.
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Ufean Steamers.
OYYICy OF WELLS FARGO Co,
ssv YoRx AND CALIFORNIA EXPRESS AND ExCHANeR Co,
"s" No. "a BROADWAY, Ngw York. }


No. "a BRoADwAY. NEW York. }
r,HJpPERS of FREIGHT to the PACIFIC
SCOAsT will please notice thst having been appointed
fREIGHT AGENTS PACIFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP Co..
- 80 prepsred 20 receive FREl6liTS for California Ore
soa Nevada Washington Territory Sandwich Islands, Cen
- America and West Coast Soaih anierca- Att,
.6ee on dock foot Of Canslst
sss,msrs will sail s lth and 2lst Of each month"; those
l.,r. falling on Sunday preceding Saturday.
40 ,loy freight received on day OF sal .in.
freight must be delivered on dock foot Of Canalst
Rls of hdng viii be issued at No. 81 Broadway.
Oar ul package express will be sent by each steamer ard
An elosiat ~ on sailing day.
Oar letter bags viii close at III a m.
Yor convenience Of mp town customers letter hses VIII
n kspt Ct Metropolitan Hotel and the dock foot OF
Canal st. 80 ,
Oar ianked envelopes viii be sale At the Office Of the
Hotel ard At al cur Offices No 81 Broadway aud CanAsi.
Sock.
Az 'eter. sen, through be in Government. envel
spca
Teeepbc tIanSTs Of money made 10 all points reached
b. the wires on Wts. Coast
esh''ia O0Hp'n' '0's'' d ''sl WFiis FABoth c.
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tTnIs'EsIABIBunENT Sor ApvFRrtsz IN Tun
sEvroRx nkRALDJ
FRIDAY EVENING, JAN. u, 1900,
POSITIVELY LAST NIGHT BUT ONE
Of tho brilliant ngsement Of the youthful aud Talented act
MISS LUCILLE WESTERN.
who wvhpresr the remarkably successful emotiora psy
Of &. w. TaJlcuie. suiitsd
FAST LYNNE:
On, THE fLOPEAtNT
sustaining . her uea. dpal chsrari~rs of
LADY ISABEL aud MADAME VINE
Ne,sr, J. W. Co,l.r, o. Burnett, J. Ennsn. H. barry
J. W. Bisisd.ll Z. Il. Hom-s Rrude Nolan. Sc., &c !
.,-s May Wells Maria Masder. Carrie burke Everett Se
kc. IN the cst
SAruRDAY.-LkST NIGHT Of
MISS LUCILLE WESTERN
who will appear in las, Lynne.
Mr. whestsy bess to that he b." made an en-
sas, risnt with .
MISS BkTFMAV,
THE CELEBRATED TRAGEDIfNNF.
who viii rkis her Lrst appearance sneo her return nom
'ioNDAY EVENING. JAN. IS.
In her celebrated character Of
LEAH.
SEATS CAN NJ SECURED SIX DAYS IN ADVANCE
Admiration, IS cents. k-seTvsd Seats. 81 Family Cue!s
fentrsncr IN Cro.by.si.l. D. cents.
New-York daily tribune., 1866-01-12
Hmnsfments.

A CADEMY OF MUSIC.
"A THEATRE FRANCAlSE.
PAUL JC1ONEr and c. DRIvET.. .Msnseen
SATURDAY, Jan. II. 1866.
LES TOMBSTONE.
Comedy with song ip three zc.s by Grange Des'ahdea
LA LlGNE DROlTE,
Comedy in one act by Marc Nonn!er.
Doors open at Z; curtain rises at O'Clock precisely
Tickets may be obtained from 10 to y. daily
II. DhRDONVILLE'S, No. 613 Broadway.
CADEMY OF MUSIC, BROOKLYN.
"A THE BATENAN CONCERTS.
THIS FRIDAY) EVENING, JAN. II, 1885,
GRAND EAREWELL CONCERT
MILE. PAkEPA,
MR. J. LEVY,
HERR CARL ROSA,
In conjunction with Mr.. 8. B. MILLS.
N'nder the dire ctiop of HERR CARL ANSCIITTE
Tickets for sale the Academy OF Music and ct Root
An;hony's, No. 81 Nassal-sf., y. Y.