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The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1866-07-13
toNrhAoRATIoN Ar PORTLAND.

CONTAMINATION AT PORTLAND.
Que Of tho moet destructive conlagre.
lions ofihs year On perhaps for a series Of
yearr. Visited. DE city Of Porilana Maine,
on The Afternoon Of the 4th inst Tho loss
win Only be covered by mil liona, apd
sthest after street Of the beadYifdl city
was swept away, rendering ovetN 4hfee
Thousand persons penniless aud homeless.
'fhc following account VIC glcNn from the
Assyeiatyd PCo& dlepptshes 20
The fire has completely awept through
tie CITY. deatrdyfhg everything NJ It's track
sqcQppletely that lipesol streets can hardly
bd ttaoS1. aud sPsee DC enc and . haif
miles long bv n quarter OF mile wdo is
desolated. Many buildings, perhaps fifty,
were blown ulj 10 G COX the flames but
the inhabiiants could scarcely more than
flee with their families to the Upper part
of the city. saving snch goods Rsthey could
carry.ql Tho Custom House, being fire.
proof, escaped, through greatly damaged.
The Gdurt records in the upper story arc
probably destroyed. A splendid city aud
country building on Congress street, which
was neai1y firesprooL was considered safe,
and il was piled full Of furniture by the
neighboring residents and then ii was
swept away With oil its contents.
The fire caught from cracker thrown
by boy among sons shavings. in cooper
shop. The sugarshouse adjdiuing was AZ
safe and we'll protected from Gro as any
building of the kind coull be-, being built
Of brick, in sections, with a slate roof. Be
ynnd this building was the most populous
Irish quarters, built up with very old
woodeif bniidings Beyond this the buiE
dings were safe apd well protected appar-
emily, bnt nothing could withstand the
tremendous gale Of wind that MAS blow
ing. The strongest aud thiokest buildings
went like timIer. The fronts Of the best
buildings on Middle street did not seem to
stand FIVE minutes after the flames came
through the side of the street before they
were all ahazo. The flames rolled across
the street like huge wave on tile ocean
beach, rushing through and oycr every
thing in it's path. .s s's1tisy
Ontiof the direct track much might have
been saved, but the whole fire foroa WAS
obliged to fight the enemy ih front. In no
part did the water fail until the flames
had passed il; Tho whole passage was ma Q
in less then twelve hours, and it only
stopped at tho open pastures in Munjoy.
Tho ire,probf buildings wero hardly safer
than tho woodeii ones. Tie Custom House,
in which arc the Postoflics aud United
States Courts, was built BY Government,
and was entirely tire.proof, with nothing
nnommable aboutit, except tho furniture
and contents, and withqhite an opcn. space
in fronttwitll open streets on two sides,
but tho upper part is rilned inside aud
mossos of stone work are peeling fromthc
outside. ,sr" p -td a'-ata 90 iisi d"
AUGUST BELMONT made over two millions
by the l''tesariYse in.golds qd
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CHARLES DODGE, Of Lucas.
EDWIN FULLER, of Wood.
WILLIAM STARR, Of Williams.
JOHN SPIhLANE, Of Fulton.
J. G. SMITH, of Putnam.
BRICE HILTON, of Defiance.
:. NJ. HAGUE, of Henry.
ROBERT SHIRLEY, Of Paulding.
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BY the recent oonaagratiOn at Portland,
Senator FEssgSDES lost nearly every dol.
lars worth of property Of which he was
possessed, including one Of the most com.
plete law libraries in New England.
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HENRY NEwBEGIN, Defiance,
N. MERRILL! Fulton,
D.. d. SHELDON, Henry,
A. II. SELDOM. PauiduR,
s. Il. BLAKESLEE, Williams,
GEO. N. PARSONS, Wood
Reprssenimg he Union DC. %. Committees.
June 2S, 1855.
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Strayed or Stolen.

Strayed or Stolep.
IRON the subscriber, living in Tontas
IL Wood County, Ohio, on Tuesday, JaI
1856, BAY MARE, s years Old, aud abaai
hands high. She carries her head rather
pretty broad across the hips rather thin ID
is ShOd behind. but not in 'front.'
Also, a DARKsBAYf HORSE, 4 years O
is hands high. One hind foot white, and
white on one Of his trout feet; carries hi
high, aud slopes little across the hips Al
son giving such information az will lead 10
recovery will b. liberally rewarded.
GEORGE TNL
Tontogauy, June 2l, 1886.
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The Combination silver SKIRT

This Invention combines wkh the ordinary cot
ton Skirt tho advantages of our Silver skirt >
the bottom hoops are the same as those used in tho
Silver Skirt the covering OF which eau mot wear
oil, while the upper ones are covered with cotton
No lady, having once worn Que of our Skirts, will
be willing to wcar any other, US the lower hoops Of
all other kinds are soon injured and soiled.
The best materials are used in their eonstrue-
ton, and, from their durability apl uoamess they
are destined 70 become ~,
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A FAyoRrTE sKrRrt

Manufactured sololy by the srLvpR SKIRT Ann
wtRS MANUFAcrrmSe CoArkNY, '"'a'
so and ssInureiay-St., New York.
T, 5. spRRRY, Superintendent, h4z
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@On A MONTH i-AGENTS wanted q r
% OP sie eniireiy Rss Grtirles, Just out. A, o.
dress, o. T. CAREY, City Building, BiddeiOAty'
Maine. SSisEi
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NOTICE

A LII persons whos0eveF are hersby warned
N against purchasing Three Notes, which are
now in the possession OF James X. Tyler. of PORE
rysburg, OhioLtwn of said Notes for Sl00 each !.
and onr Note for $50. Said Notes are made PaS'
able to said Tyler, are dated June 22, 1866, ,,f'1'
become duo November l. 1866. Said Notes
obtained from us without consideration, - rr
win not pay the same. FRANK BOwF w
A. HUTCH Ss y,
June 2s, 1866. =
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The Silver Skirt.

INIIIS new aud beautiful style ot Skirt Patent,
4 od March I, 1865, WAS awarded bv the Great.
American Institute Fair, held in New Yo,k, Octo-
Der, 1865, a. Oh. Ht .ata.i sHs itf
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GEo. n. pARsoNs.
Union Congressional Convention.

Perrysburg, July S, 1886.
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DTECH NOTICE.AN Is hereby given
IL to all those concerned tliat'thc has been
petition filed with the Clerk Of jackson Township,
asking the Trustees of said township locate and
establish ditch, drain, or water-cOurse, ,commenc-
ing at or near the renter of section 81 thence
north on or near the quarter line. through the CEN
ter of sections 3 30, ~ and 1S till it intersects
northeasterly direction alune or in the channel Of
said stream of water, till it intersecs the creek
known as Portage Greek, that being in section u, 1,
atii there terinnate. Said petition win be for
hearing on MONDAY, July 80, 1896, at 10 o'clock
A. NJ, at the house OF Simon Sherman, in said
township. MANY PETITIONERS.
Jackson Tp July 8, 1866. =. lies
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n EGAL NOTICE. III
George W. h'eher' Wood County Court of Com
| "a. WI, TT 81, mon Pleas. ..

george w. hc"er Wood County Court of Com
"a w. II si,o mon Pleas. ss...
The defendant, w. H. Mann, a nonresident Of
the State of Ohio, il hereby notified that the plain
tilf did on the llth day of July, A. D. 1865, file a
petition in the Court of Common Pleas Of Wood
County. Ohio against said defendant, the object
aud prayer of which is to obtain a Judgment
against the said defendant for Five Hundred and
Eighty eight Dollars and Ninety eight Cents, with
interest from April l., 1865, on two promssory
notes given to d. j. Campbell, April |, 1865 and
also, an order for the sale of certain mortgnged
property to pay said Judgment.
And said defendant is required to answer 10 de-
murref to said petition, before the Sth day of
September, A, d. 1865, or judgment will be taken
against him bv default.
ASHER COOK, Attorney for Plaintiff
Perrysburg, July 10, 1865. HISS
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AUGUST BELMONT made over two millions
by the laterisse intgald' All
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ValIey--Its Imme ac Lum-
bcr aud Salt 'Eradc -Sagtuatv CITY
ats Rapid GrOWfVhAW w eHltIi and POps
MIation of the valley iAgricUltu RAJ
PrOspoCts-Ihe Future, &c, sc. Jous
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II TENEDAY'S Medical Discovery and Blood
IN Pnnfers at INSCHo a. CHAAiPNEH'S.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-12-04

DISEASES OF THE BYE AND EAR.-Dr. Gardne
formerly Of London, England,) oculist and aurist
operator on the eye asd ear, respectfully informs
the citizens of mond that he will be again at the
Ballard House-ofice, parlor y, first hoor-on Mon
day, December .ith, to Saturday the 18th. After
that time. monthly, OF which due notice will be
given. Once hours from sA.M tosP. NJ. And
can be consulted on deafness, noise In the head,
catarrh discharges frcm the ear scales in the ear
accumulation of wax In the ear, obstruction OF the
eustachian tube, and all acute or chronic diseases
of the ear and air. passages. Artificial eyes In.
serted without pain. and perfectly resembling the
natural eye. Operations for cataract, ssIsbismus
or cross eye, artificial pupil. &c. skilfuliy per.
formed and all diseases OF the eye and ear treated,
and every operation in aural aud opthalaic sur
gerry, performed by DR.. GARDNER. Principal once
81 west Fortisth street, New York. References,
testimonials, SC. Send for eirculsr. oea-sm
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OVER MILLION DOLLARS sAvEDi

Gentlemen-"I had negro man worth, ~ 700,
who took cold from a bad hurt In tho leg. and was
useless for over year. | had used everything
could hear of without benefit. until tried the
Mexican Mustang Liniment. II soon sns ,n@ ctsd .
pr rIuanent cure L. poW
Montgomery, Ala, June IT, 1859.
81 take pleasure in recommending the Mexican
Mustang LiuiIneut as a valuable and indispensa-
ble article for Spra!ns, Sores scratches, or oalls
on Horses. our MEN have used Tor Burns,
Bruises, Sores, Rheumatsm, SC, and All say II
acts like magic" J w. hE"It
Foreman for American Wells, FarSob, anu
Hsrndeu's Express.
"Tha sprafn Of my daughters ankle, occasioned
whiIa skating last winter, was entreiy cured III
one week after che commenced using your csle-
brttsd ustang Ltnlmen = ED. sEELbI.
Gloucester, Mass, August l, 1888.
II IL an admitted fact that the Mexican Mustang
Liniment performs more cures In a shorter time,
IN man and beast, than any article ever dis.
covered. Families, livery men,, and planters
should always have IL ON hand. Quick aud snre,
II certainty i. All genuine Is wrapped In steel.
plate cngras wings. bearing tho signature Of q. w
Westbrook, h.mist, and the prtr1s United
states stamp Of DEAAs BARNES & Co. over the top
An effort has been made TO counterfeit II with
eap stone plate label. Look closely.
SARATOGA SPRING WATER,
sold by all druggists.
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TUESDAY MORNING, DECEMBER 4, 1866.

A RrcuaoND NEGRO KILLS ANOTHER
NEGRO IN DASvILLE.-On Thursday last,
William, brakcsman on the Richmond
and Danvillc road, went on the train to
Danville, and after the train arrived there,
went with another ncgro's wife to church.
He returned from church, and the husband,
who had been absent during the evening,
also returned. When the husband knocked
at the door, William opened it and shot
him, killing him instantly. The murderer
was taken in custody by the police. He
said he was only "iunning," and that the
pistol went off accidentally. He was COM
mitted to Jail for trial.
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The LATE MURDER on THE BAsIN.-llcn-
rv Norris, the negro who murdered Cap
tain NJ. l.. Maury on Saturday last, was
arraigncd before the Mayor yesterday
morning for examination. Messrs. A.
Judson Crane and Samuel T. Bailey ap-
pcared as counsel for the prisoner. His
Honor stated that he had examined the
evidence taken 10y tho coroner's jury, and
being satisfied from that that 4 felony had
been committed, he would, as was the GUS
tom, remand the prisoner for murder with
cut further examination. The witnesses
were recognized to appear at the next
term of the Hastings Court, and the pri-
soner was remanded.
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4ithmond 0ispatth.
4, 1866.
AuctiOu Sales This Dan.

HARRISON, GoDDIN & APPERsoN will sell al
4o'clock three valuable lots in Henrco. on the
north side Of Broad street, In Bullock Har-
ris's Addition.
Z. A. J. CLoPTON will cell Al 0 clock neat
cottage residence on Twenty second street,
Union Hill, near Veuable.
CHRISTIAN, LEA Il Co. will self at halfpa.t 10
o'clock a large assortment Of groceries, wines,
liquors. and snndries.
II. PORTERFlELD TAYLOR Will sell ., II o'clock,
at Mr.. A. J. Waldrop's farm, on the Meadow
bridge road, three miles from the city, the
stock, farming utensils, and crops on the place.
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"Jes' so" -" Exactly" ,-solon Single said
they were there "overy time" II he felt
:. owley' In the morning. he took Plannuoa
Btters II he felt weary Al night, he took Piante.
be nsn.s hs he took
Btters and they never failed TO SET him on MS pins
luare and firm.
some may, just read the following:
owe much to you for !
verify believe the Plantation Biaers have saved
-' "RRv. W. II. WAGNER. Madrid. N. T."
have been . great sufferer
from dysgep;s and had to abandon preaching
"REv. G. A. WILDWOOD. New York City"
d" Ihsd lost all appetite-wn so
weak and enervated could hardly walk, and had
4 perfect dread of society. The
Plantation Biftsrs have set ME all right.
JAMES HElMlNWAf, st. Louis, No."
:" The Plantation Biiters have
cured me OF a arrangement OF tho kidneys and
urinary organs, that distressed me for years. Thsy
"'' ''A' &C. G. MOORE. 2s4 Broadway, N. z"
Mrs; o. N. pEvoE; manager Of the Union t, Home Home
TO- S Sssk ss and nd sEdrsn
charge, with the most happy and gratifying re-
suits" We have received over hundred rssms
of such certificates, but 40 advertisement Is SO
effective as what people thcmseiva. say ei good
article our fortune and our .rpugtion Is at stake
rhe original quality and hisa character OF these
good, will be sustained under every and all cir.
cumstauces. They have already obtained SAFE
in every town, village, parish and hamlet, among
civilized nations. Base tmttators Try to come ss
rear our name and style As they can and because s
, good article cannot be sold as low as poor one,
thsy find some support from parties who do not care
what hs they sell. Be On your guard. See our pri-
Sa'9 stamp S'fi f. ORA DRAKE h co. New York City.
SARATOGA SPRING WATER,
sold by 4 II druggists.
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JoHS r. THOMPSON, ESo.-Thc first OF
the series of lectures in behalf of Holly
wood Memorial Association will be deliver
ed in the Centenary church tonight. The
object and the occasion is one whlchmakes
its own appeal to thc-hcartS OF our cltl-
zcns. 4 late writer has said: When a
nation torgcts her iIlustrious dead, the
shadows of decay are falling upon her.
We, as a people, are even now bowed
down by the trials Of Impeachment, be-
reaycment, and untricndly legislation, but
lei us see to it that the last and most
mournful token Of decay is not to be found
in our Scopc-torgettulncss OF our
ilustrious dead.
In addition TO the claims of the Memo
rial Association upon our SympathleS ana
hearty cooperation, We have an attraction
tonight in the lecture announced for lis
benefit.
Mr.. Thompson's reputation as gentle
man Of high literary culture extends be-
yond the borders OF his own State and
country. His accurate and varied acquire
meuts, his refined taste and graceful style
as a writer, admirably qualify him for the
office Of love and duty he is called upon to
render tonight. He has long been popu-
lar lecturer in this community, and the
address at the Centenary church tonight
will be one of the most attractive events
of the season.
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A pleasant ENTERTAISAENT.-I
will be an exhbieion Of scriptnral views
from a magic lantern tonight at o'clock
at the lectureroom of the Third Prcsby-
terian church, Twcnty-titth and Broad
streets. This very pleasant exhibition, to
both old and young, is for the benefit OF the
Sabbath school of the church. The in
habitants of the vicinage, especially the
"little people," should make the affair
bright BY crowding the room.
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eE- BINEORD's RAT STORE. 1ioo MAIN
STREET, A FEW DOORS BELOW PEARL COR
FOURTEENTH STREET, IN TIE HOUSE
KNOWN AS THE "DIME HOTEL" AND NEXT
DOOR TO ALIENS HAT SToRE.-All the HATS
in this establishment are new aud fresh thav!nS
b-rI bought IL tia last few days and of the latest
styles good assortment Of WOOL HATS, suita'
bIg FOR the country trade; aspcndii assortment o.
FANCY HATS, for young men and boys; BhaCh
SOFT HATS In great variety. Also, CANES OF the
latest make, and UMBRELLAS.
Captain WILLIAM II. MAXWELL. formerly o'
the canal packet line, is engaged in THIS house
and would be pleased TO see his friends
~ d lrE
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EXCITEMENT IN THE SrREET.-9esterday
a gentleman from Mississippi taking his
revolver into Cottrell & Co.'s to have a
sheath made for it, let it fall. The fall ex-
ploded one barrel, and caused much ex-
citement in the street. A policeman came
NO and arrested the party, who was taken
before Justice Starke, and after the facts
were proved, was dismissed. The acci-
dent gave rise to general rumor over the
town that there had been a shooting atirsy
on Main street,
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TUxSrLLryG FOR THE JUNK DEALEgs.-
Yesterday five little white boys were en-
gagged in the foundation of the building on
Virginia street formerly occupied by the
Tobacco Exchange, tunnelling for old
watcr-pipe. They had made q trench
about twenty feet long and six feet deep,
and had "struck lie" in the shape of a
large piece of lead pipe. Ragged and
dirty, they yet seemed happy at their work,
and the discovery Of the lead pipe was
hailed as if it had been California gold.
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LArpABLE USDERTAKING.-Nearly fifty
children attended the Sunday school at
the alms-housc on Sunday afternoon. This
school has been inauguratcd by some
Christian ladies, and will he held every
Sunday afternoon for the benefit of those
children in the vicinity who are too far
from the churches to attend them.
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County ITENs.-AriStotlc Davis, negro,
was arraigncd before Justice Wade ycstcr-
day to answer the charge Of stealing geese
from Mr.. Schope. He was sent on.
A negro named Nicholson was also sent
ON for stealing clothing.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-12-04

EXCELLENT SMOKING ToBACCo.-Mcssrs.
Thomas x Oliver have sent us some pack
ages of their "Olive Smoking Tobacco"
which, being duly tested, is pronouncedb by
the person who does that kind OF pulling
in this establishment to be super-e1cellent.
This tobacco is put upin one pound pack
ages, boxes and bales. and is quito conTc-
nient, as well as grateful TO smokers.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-12-04

Who would not be beautifully Who would not
add to their besutyF What gives that marble
purity and distingus appe aranee We observe upon
The rtage aud in the city belle? Ii IL no longer
secret They Hagan's Magnolia Balm. Its
continued use removes tan, freekles, pmPles, and
rvughn ness from the face and hands, and leaves
the complexi on smooth, transparent blooming, and
rsyshing. Unlike many cosmetics, II contains no
material injurious to the skin. Any druggist VIII
order Il for you II not hand at SO cts. per bottle.
w. Z. HAGAN. Troy. ". T.. Chemist.
DEMAS BARNES 4 CO.,
Wholesale Agents, New York.
SARATOGA SPRING WATER,
sold by all druggists.
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uENRIco County CorRT.-The monthly
term of this court was commenced ycStcr-
day, and the day was taken mp in the trans
action of civil business. To-day all cases
of unlawful dctaincr will be tried, and on
tomorrow the county levy will be laid.
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FAILING REMEDY FOX

NEVER FAILING REMEDY FOX
N CHILLS AND FEVER, PREPARED BY WILL
LIAM ROWE. CHTRCH STREET, OREGON HILL,
RICHMOND, VIRGINIA. TO all afflicted with tbIs
dreadful disease. CHILLS and FENERS, can Ind
a nevsr-fai!ing dy by applying to the above.
In no case has this remedy ever failed 10 ma ke
permanent cure OF all that has ever used IT, u mas
been in use for the last seventeen years prVateIy
and has prov ed to be so valuable that feel myself
bound for the sake OF humanity, to bring II before
The public. II IL purely harmless 10 the system ,
and certain to cure the most stubborn cases, OF
which numbers Of persons wi!l certify 70, a ihey
had tried almost every remedy heard OF, ana had
despaired OF ever getting well and this never
failing remedy has made permanent cure In every
case From the frst dose taken the patient COM
ences 10 Improve and no one using this remedy
need fear of their returning, which Is ne case .i
most medicines used for ch!lls. one bottle - sum
cen TO cure the worst case iftaken ny dlrectlons
All persons using this n EF Eh- FAILING hkh b.
DY and II don't come up TO what u Is represented
To AZ above | will chserfally refund them thelr
money Price per bottle. S2So.
We the Undersigned citizens OF Riehmond, hav-
ing used ROWE's NBVER-PAlLlNG REMEDY,
chserfuliy recommend II 10 the public as the best
ch!lls and fever remedy now IN u.e
JOHN HUGHES, Henrico county.
w. C. YOUNG, Manchester.
WILLIAM A. LOBBAS, at Brnmme III dlNlllsry.
RB. WALKER at Bddins j. Brannars foundry.
WILLIAM q. GRlPPlTas, Slater.
LEWIS kOG ERS. Mat chester.
kORERTI.. PAGE, at Haxaii's mills.
JOSKPH p PETTITT, al Haxalfs mills.
GEoRGEM NJ. ROGER, ut RAxalps mills.
JOHN L. HARLAN, al Haxalt mills
WILLIAM p. SMITH, At Haxairs mills.
JG. ROBERTS. dc t--TnNsNs
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ADJUSTMENTS.
n EW I'll L A T K Il.
TWO NIGHTS ONLY

NEW THEA T K r
n TWO NIGHTS ONLY.
FRIDAY and SATURDAY, December ands.
LEONARD GROVER, Director Of the Opera, has
the honor TO announce TWO GkAND OPERA
CONCERTS by the following artistes:
MARIE FREDERlCI,
Ma. THEODORE HABELMAN,
MR. FRANZ HIMMEE,
NE. WILLIAM FoRMES,
Mis- CLARA LANG.
MK. WILLIAM GROSsCrRTH
The Director takes pleasure in being bic to pre- /.
sent In Grand Opera Concert array uf artst"- OF
such great and uniform excellence. The require
men's of Grand Opera rarely present Ia IN indtTi-
dual cast more than bali these great lyric stars III
In this city, is especially selected with reference
TO presenting ALL the artIstes, and In their mo.t
popular roles.
N addition to the regular programme, the Grand
Garden Scene OF
FAUST,
original role-- ..,,
MARIE FREDERICK
FAUST-hls original rOle...... FRANZ HlMMER.
JOSEPH HERMANS.
THEODORE HABELMAN.
MARTHA ..JLA hA l'a.'p
The above Is the great FAUST CAST which has
rendered this Opera 50 famous. Mr. HeEmans i'll
troduces the Sereuade Song in this act.
And the grand act second Of
MAR HA
will be presented entire, with scenery and eos
tunes.