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The Carolina Spartan. [volume] (Spartanburg, S.C.) 1852-1896, 1866-10-18
NO ss
WIT AND HUMoR.


The age of young lady is now express.
ed according to the present style of skirts,
hy saying that eighteen springs have
passed over her head.
Monroe, Ohio, has been blown away by
hurricane. Any one finding such town
will please return it.
The story that Mrs. John @. Brecken.
ridge has lately given birth to twins il
only half true.
Why are women hard on new clothes 2
Because when they buy new suit, they
wear it out the first day.
Punch returns contribution styled .
weekly tribe, with comment that it 10 q
trife foo weakly.
Why is 'tilting skirt like slaughter
pen? Because lean and fat calves are
seen in them.
The Pottsville Journal says it wants q
nurse to take care of a basket of children
left at his Office short time since
The fighting editor ofa newspaper ought
always to put before each of his para
graphs fist, like this n9
A baby was left on an editors door stem
in Cleveland, with note requesting that It
be taus ht to be an editor.
Kinder is the looking glass than the
wine glass for the former reveals our dc.
tects to ourselves only-thc latter to our
friends.
Tommy. do yon knew :hs. your uncle
Robert has found beautiful little bow.
baby on his door step, and is going to adopt
bmI yes, mama, and he'll be uncle
Bob!s step son, won't he?
81 shall be at home Sunday" remarked
young lady, as she followed to the door
her teau, who seemed to be wavering in
his attachment. $50 shall l." was the
brute's reply.
81 say, mister, what are you about ~
"Oh, I'm only thinking Of something.
My head is always full of proclamations."
"Aha, proc1an.atit ms, did you say7 that's
a new name for them"
A Dutchman carried two mugs to the
milkman in place Of one, as usual, and bo.
ing asked the meaning of it replied
"Dis vor te milch, an dis for te water,
an | will mix tenn 20 as to zotte myzelf."
"Well, Sambo, what's ye up to nova.
days 7" 90, is carp'ner and jiner."-
HE guess yer is "What department
do you perform ?" "What department
Why, does the circular work" "What's
dat p "Why, l turns do grindstons.
G'way."
Squabbles, an old bachelor, shows his
stockings, which he has just darned, to q
maiden lady, who contemptuously remarks:
Pretty good for man -darner :" where.
upon Squabbles rejoins, "Good enough for
woman, darn her"
a woman recently alighted from train
OF cars just as it was starting from Keokuk,
Iowa, leaving little baby on the platform.
The conductor discovering little passen.
ger, went back to the town, where tho
mother was found. Upon being charged
with deserting the child, she protested
against any such imputation, "and really
couldn't understand how she came to drop
it there"
A newspaper editor inadvertently wrote
about woman who had been buried with
out proper observance the following sen.
tence: "She was buried like dog with
her clothes on" Next week he saw his
! mistake and corrected it thus: "She was
| buried with her clothes on like dog
The third week cxasperated with the pre-.
vious blundcrs, he had it thus: "Like Q
dog with hor clothes on she was buried"
He gave it up.
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NOTICE.

A LII persons living in Spartanb burg District
IA indebted to the subscriber for services of
imported Stations, AYSGARTH " and
"BOSQUET," are requested TO make payment
to Messrs. FOSTER s. JUDD, who are author
lied to rcscipt them.
w. c. GIST
September 81, 1866. 35 4t
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Iinal Notice.

A LII persons having demands against the
n estate of JAMES NJ. NESBITT, decd.
are hereby notified to present them duly at
tested, and persons indebted by NOTE or
ACCOUNT, previous to his death, are request
ed to make immediate payment to the under
signed, and thereby save cost.
4 ID. NESBITT,
THOS. F. FIELDER. b1tors.
Sept 90 "a 4
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a mining company in Northern Loui
siana, on Friday struck a solid block of
pure lead weighing thirty three tons
Other large blocks were found at dis
tancc of eleven feet below the surface of
the ground.
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To All whom it nav Concern

WILL be Mt Spartanburg on the 18th in
Il slant, and remain for one week for the
purpose of closing up my NOTES AND AC-
COUNTS. Persons owing me will please call
and settle, as l will regret the necessity of
sueing any of my friends. Currency is all
require of you, if you will pay the notes
promptly.
ALFRED TOLLESON
Sept 13 33 If
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rs hereby given that application will be made
at the next sitting OF the Legislature for
n renewal of the act of incorporation of the
Nazareth Presbyterian Church, Spartanburg
District.
Sept 6 80 3m
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"False Calves - (ladios deiinition)--
deceitful lovers!
Shreveport weekly news., 1866-03-25

~ l'iIOn l. = ~ e"S NS'''s
gcut4
Il shou!a he sorry 10 see any more
overnmrnt agent, spreading ont
lrough the land. II the Prrr'd"m !.
ould call home every 1".H+nrN .
gent tha; is disgracing III" N'rth' ,
nd the Government, and hulnanltN' I
nd alternating the Sonth, | tor on"
.ould be- glad. Here and there are
o doubt men that stand above hri-
.rv and suspicion ct corruption. NJ
lie. men and true; but all through
he South, taking them comprehen-
lively, they are as iocusts eating up.
he land. They are predatory nni-
anc.s, and degrade the North, from
which they come, and the Govern
nent under which they serve. The
evrreni lecturer then concluded with
II eloquen; appeal tor tie r"S'"rHf'2"
II peace between North and S"uih'
nd for a Union connected not only
right and might, but also by mN-
nj brotherhood and love.
Mr.. Berchrr never uttered frurr
Nls than these. These a=.'n'7,
th only few honorable eNcop-
10. with their armies OF spies IN
tor.rs and detectives. hav" hr"n 4
hoi! nightmare upon n" breasts q.
thlS.opic since they laid d"r'. tier
arnaud have doe" more ?" '.''1
@:->tr' OF the jutrg ~ '; .... 49,.
/ 'HNIil.If and ali, ma, ion ....'E 3, iiI.t.
Shreveport weekly news., 1866-03-25
Latest TcI"graph'r Dispatches
,epc,ta. T., the Shreveport Hrv-.

. d : . !: ! !: : : !. !: !: !
lhr '"mm'rC''i eP'c'7' says '"'
i'"ri"rn' mas d','r'n' "'I 10 '''"N,'' .
"'f rory b''"S''"" c"'"!'" ''"' -"
l"'irh III 'H' N""'h "'.H'" ''' ''''''
'nE month. = y,
h>,'N, VI ''Eh 70 ,'' u,
NJ" l"Tk W N"''" .H"h i'" i'N'.'
,av' ~" ioN"rr'n"n' has lN~t re-
c"'Nrd "'tic'a! 'mf"'m",l"h' max May
as 10 th" LIKELIHOOD OF = frmn" NJ,
that III" Amrn"%" ',"HeT"i"'n' l.
H"na."t troops r. Hutt"I" t" prevent
"7 "''Fc * from tn"t quarter II .!-"
Shreveport weekly news., 1866-03-25

4 Paris rapar states that 4 3"E2 low.
If ,adt,s. I %osely veil"d, recently wors
noss,,t along the bouI"yards OF that ing
city, Y.,ksng purchases at the ,;',. mos. sou
In,,sSl. stores. and leaving the "hcieS sllcf
to be srut for. They paid IN g9ll,, 80
Shreveport weekly news., 1866-03-25

An officer Of the o'a navy" "AP.
tain il .onorablr retirement, - years
old, syho served under Perry, /" f2r, f2r
Lattlr Of Lake Er.r. and receive"
, from his nariv" State, Virginia, :"
A-,,.,,.d ,r l,r.ryiu testimonial. VI her
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Sales bn Anltion.
p. c. BuLKL,Y. Auciionecr.


T ARGE SALE of REAL ESTATE-Stores
IL on Washington and Wes sts with bulkhead and water
right be,w.on Spring and Chsrtons,s) Lot, 18th
lO2d l3oh and i41dsts Aso,wo houses Hunnsdon-st
Broollyn between Cour, and Clinonsts.
&C BULKLEY will sell on TUESDAY, March g. at u
occL at the Exchange ssesroom, No III Broadway. the
follo wing vsusbie property.
WnnISsros tr-The q story brick building known as
No. 5Oe and $40 between Spring and Charlton sta lot
$o1ll5; building covers the whole plot
WEsTsT.The3 story Store No 81 wesst 10; 20 by IS
n inches Tie story Store No. 800 Wes;s; lot 20 by 81
a. inches
BULKHEAp AND WATER RIGHT in 'front.' Of the above.
Tie whole Of this property Washington and Wests
forms plot ~ # front Washinrtonsi by 2o2 r. inches
rnuniug through to Nets nearly covered with substantial
bnck bndug with the bu khead and water right In front
and vel, worthy he attention Of capitalists aud investors
l<:D sTFour lots north side Of la2ds, 40 a. Yves, Of
llth ave.
lO2psr-Two lot, ,ouh side Of lO2dst as r. east Of
lIt-sve.
l?In.AvE Two lots ehs, side IS n north n l3ohst.
10Th s1-One lot north side. leo n east Of l2,hsve.
BEOoKLyS pRoPETY. HUNTINGDON sT--The ihree.s,ory
.,oop ard subcegr brick Nos al and - Hunting
don st. p r. ty sbou, 90 lots 100 n deep well built and in
good order. Posscssion May |,
For Mor' apply the office, No. ~ Was IT. lsuneey Cont
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suDnsTKscK OTucE L. S. A.. no 8sorrn GAIT ilsf
BAIrInoRE. Nd. Jan 81, I ,1i;,

GOVERNMENT SALE or sun LC''
NJ HARD BREAD.-SeAied Proposal, IN eup Cate WI
- received al this Office daily and opened al L .'ocA ~ %
WEDNESDAYS and SATURDAYS durnS tIs =, u II1 ~
February. for the purchase Of surplus OOOD 4A ~
tn, bead !, In boxes o. fry 5o pounds each Al We
k,,,d Offered under this Advertisement Las been car.uy
a. Inspected each boz having peen opened eA
inod ,oa tLen Iecoopered and no box allowed replaced
hicb al NOT come up the standard of ISSUE TO troops
k uroroas received for less than twenty 2o boxes fuf
aliases " III be delivered board OF transports without ox
serse TO the purchaser . ,
Y,vment REQUIRED Government funds notification %
.sc.1.suc- o. bid Twenty days allowed purchasers 10 re-
nov xoies. Should navigation be Deed during thus time
n, time 20 lost vii BE- considered Proposas 10 he IN
1sred the envelope Proposals for Hard Bread end I'D
xy,.ed 10 THOMAS WILSON. ETevet Lieut.. Co.
End {. 5. U. S. A. Irevet Eris. Gen. \ ols.
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DANIEL II. BuSpETT Auctioneer
LIMITED STATES GONERNMENI NES

y bELs az AUCTION.
BURDETT JONES Co.
VII sell on TIL RSDAi March 1906 Ai IL ococi noon
at N. Brooklyn tby order Of the Navy Depart
tnertl the following naL1cd vessels;
SteaIntuE MABGOLD; length " feet, brradth ~ rect
depth feet inches vertical engine diameter oil cylinder
l6 inches stroke Of piston 2S incbes Hue aud reIn
tubnlar boiler. , 49,. a, .. . /.
stesntrg LABURNUM; length 100 feet, breadth 81 feet
ircb.s deDh fet diameter Of cylinder cinchet sfoka
~ inone, boiler i1rnsce huo. and return TUBES. 49,
Ier20 per cent the day Of sse; tho Distance within
H. 49,. IN a.. vessels must be removed from the Yard.
VIZ ~A''' '' C. H. BELb. C0nimaDdsut-
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9ales bp Arrtion.


NOOK TRADE SALE ROOMS. ass broadway
DLEAYITr, sTREBElG1& CO. successor, to : Z Cooley.
S.r,,ayxEyTs SOLICITED. ADVANCES MADE.
YRIpAY EVENING, Feb. Is. conn encinf ~ = oeiocf
a.otnus'ion Of Executors sale Of Private Library.
MONDAY, Feb t. commencing at O'Clock p. IN. Csts
ssue Of exceedingly choice Private Library consisting
repAy Of Illustrated Standard and Miscellaneous w orks
Kan. pest dtions and in splendid condition which
nav b. mentioned: Boydels Shakespeare Gallery vols
SSo Nolan, Highland Clans vols, folio; Naturalist
Ehr.ry AZ vols calf; Lsvsters Physognomy, vols 4o
tss rated London News q vols foho Jamesons Beauties
site Court Of Charles H. tc.. Costumes OF VARIOUS
Estiou. vols folio; Walter SCOTS Works, 90 vols. cHfi
Asons Europe % vols Gvo, ca British Poets l27 Voh
krg. paper National Galley, folio Sc &C. This Library en-.
S.oes about 900 volumes many bound by Ryere hyd"y
sas probably for is noher collection o. Booss hS
sres been offered A. Auction. Catalogues ready.
COIN SALE, Feb q. and following day u O'Clock va
s., OF American aud Foreign Gold end Silver Coin, ana
kss, The collection OF Robers L. Chambers, esq O i0f
sarce r. J. Catalogues ready.
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r. c. BrIKLxI, Aue,ionser.
improved and unimprove

PROPERTY a. AUCTION.
z. {. BULkLEY, Auctopeer
VIII sell on TUESDAY Feb q. At u O'CLOCK 'ns Ia
change Sslesrooms, No. Ill Broadway, =,
To LOTS north side Of fihysIthT. 700 'eet We" o.
Fifth ave . . ~. L., -rest Of
r,rhsx. two In rear fronting fifty nth st. . -.
Three LOTS north side Of fyhthst. BIS feet ~e %
Fiji ave three ia rear Of the aooV' ironing Oh fN'
Ao' the &s,Ory hgbrooP brown,'one HoUsE rn anS
and Lot 2eIO feet House 2sI7o ieet anu
extension. . , ,,,,,, Druo ,o-~r
AZ No as CLsmbersst and No. Readsst, between boso
az and Centre A. 70 feet inches by sl feet insss
2sps " Es " WSk H. ySpytsJ court
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Sales bn Anrtlon.

JOIN II. DRAPEB- Auctioneer.
UCTION SALE Of COTTON.
JOHN II. DRAPER L Co, viii sell or
TUESDAY Feb q. 1865, Of Il o'eloch noon,
A. tn, EXCHANGE sALEsRooM, No III BiOadwsy, sbou,
700 BALES OF COTTON
A portion slightly damaged BY fre,h water.
Tie above Cotton be ~ sample at the Office Of The
Aucoueer No. &c Pire.s. aud and after FRIDAY, 21d
inst III tie bale on The Battery. opposite staie'i.
Catalogues ready.
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Amnsen-~
NIBLO's GARDEN.-Begins7 a.
~ Lessee and ManAzrr....-.......WM WHEATLEY.
trHIs EsTABLIsHsgyr yoT ADyERrlsE ~ THs
HEwIoRK BfRALp)

trHh Es1AbIitHsEST Dos SoI Ap'Ehihk ~ Ihh
ToRx BfRALp.)
RENEWED TRIUMPH
Of the Beautiful Young AItse,
MISS MAGGIE MITCHELL
In her renowned and or ginAl persons,ion OF
ErANNCH0NS' {"THE CRICKET"
ENTHUSIASTIC CALLS BEFORE THE CURTAIN.
THRONGED AND BRILLIANT AUDIENCES.
HEARTY APPLAUSE.
EVERY NIGHT TILL FURTHER NOTICE, 49,
Tie eIqutey beautiful play expressly adapted for Miss
Mfche.l,
FANCUON THE CRICKET.
FANC1ION (h,r original roe... .....Miss NJ MITCHELL
Sustained BY
M,,srs J. q. Burnett j. w Collier, George Becks, y. Il.
Iomes "A Dsnvers +. Barry Rende Neil, ETC. etc Miss
Mary wes, fsuen Maedef. bnrAe' H. Chapman Everett
SPLENDID SCENERY AND APPOINTMENTS.
BEAUTIFUL MUSIC AND DANCING.
A POWERFUL CAST
and brilliant effects. including
THE FAMOUS SHADOW DANCE.
Admission, IS Reserved Seats 81 Orchestra
Cbsi1s So Seats IN Dress Circle Private Boxes, I 3D.
Family Circle tentrHuoe Crosoy.st.l ~ cents.
SEATS SECURED SIX DAYS IN ADVANCE.
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AssisTLyT QrARTEINAtTEBs OFFICE J
PHILADELPHIA DEPoT. Feb. q. 1866.
GALE OF HARNESS.-Wil be sold, o.
y public auction ct the United States Cove rnmeut WAe
house HluoveTr Wharf Phi adelphiA, Pa, on WkDHEs
DAY February a. 1866 commencing ct 10 selock H. tie
following described Harness. viz:
7s9 Single Lead Mule Harness worn.
<72 s nge SET, Wheel Niue Harness
q single oct. Lead Horse Harness. good.
80 Single sets Wheel HoT,e Harness. good.
81 single sets Lead Amtuaucs HaTness, good.
III sinse f@ts Wheel ATuhul3uce Harness. Won
Terms n sale, cash In Govenin,nt fgnts.
Nv order II Col. WM " MoKIH.
Chief QuArtcrmas,er Phiade Uhia Depot
HENRY BOWMAN
Csptan and Assistant Quart rIDa,tsH
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MEDICAL frRvRYOHs Op7IcT,
WAsHlSGTos, ID. C., Zen. 1863
GALE OF MEDICINES BELONGING TO

GALE OF MEDICINES BELONGiN0 ~
~ THE MEDICAL DEPARTMENT OF THE AKIN -
An Auction Sale Of Vsiu.b. MEDICINES, ne longer re
sVe BY the Medical Department, T. D. Army VIII he bed
"a tbs city THURSDAY the lst day OF March neIt st'
sseoeedng days necessary. ~ 10 ocock at the ware
hsnses located Judiciary qusre Fiji and Streets D'ok
= the City Hal.
TIE Medicines the original raeksges and th" stten
ssn Of the trade invited 10 this aGe. which viii embrace
y following principal articles, VIZ
phu.c Ether 500 NJ Alcohol, 500 bottles: Compound
s1nis Of Ether 800 n Simple Cerse, 900 n Cloroform
- Fuid Extract Of Buchu $50 N Fluid Extract Of
pnehout 500 n Fluid Extract Of lpeoscuanhA $50 Fluid
txrsct Of RhubaIb. 80 n Mass Hydarg, go n Dovers
fevdsT 80 10 Cod Liver OIL 0oo bottles Csmphor Pills
loo dozen: COMPOUND CsthsTte Pills 5000 dozen Opium
kls 900 dozen; Iodine Of Potassium, $50 n Khubarb 500
Powdered RhubaIb, 80 10 Strip Of squils 500 n Com
fsBd SPIRITS of Lavender 900 h beside ether articles
ppwld Of sIfy sItce of the Mderia Msdioa IN lots sI
~ V the above will be offered for sale
CsAogues containing complete Lat. with tDl PARTICULAR
81 :. Tesdy by the nth met.
IsrnS Cash IN Government funds
Eve osys vii - ,Iow-& 10 puTchsseIs IN renewing her
peysIts {. SUTHERLAND,
6grr u. s. A. Medical fUTvsyor
W. buJELEA ". Asshosssh
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DUBLIC sALE.-By direction of BTeyel

ID Bic SALE.-fy direction ol BieNcl-
i Msior.Ier A. h. DYER Chief q Ordnance the follow
ing OK jNANCE and ORDNANCE STORES vii De sold On
TUESDAY, FEE. a. 1896 a. tarPels Ferry Ne't Virginia
bsy Flum. large Tuning laihe, Rolling Mill, with Ma
chinery Furnsc- FORCES, Fly Wheel Shane Rollers bang
er complete 100 900 Brcs fmore le - Cast Iron Col
umns new 20 Cast Iron Window - aDes, Anvil Blocks
(css l20 Jossyus Cartincs with nPpendases complete
3n Stars do witt rpeIdas-s ana compete lv'
assorted Revolver 90 Cavalry sabcr 100 burnside Car
biues, $500 Enfield Rifles ~ G. u. Sword together with
bout 1000 Horse Equipments for Cavalry, intending
BRIDES Saddles. Saddle Blanket Hsit-Ts, &c ,so aIge
quantities Of Cayb ~ and Infantry Account, rmci sppcndsge
or Small Arms, and Tools Of tluds, Ac kc One
large o. finely dressed Granite stone
Sale 10 cocs and continue from day 10
dry until 81 Is sold.
1ERMs-CASH In Government Funds
d. J. YOUNG, OTdnane. AGENT
JONI KoosCE Auctioneer.
lie. Der's Ferry, Feb. 10, 1865.
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Ynms1h'eir sher he above ste q steamers I'll sell
ee.n4 ierry-so.t d" Baltimore steam propeller Ihom-i
SWAN steam propeller Congress" as follows: 49,
Tue steam ferry boat BALTIMORE Edt-wheel' double
ferry boot. - Length deck over al, - feet
kedss beam q fee. eli 81 feet; depth o. hod Sioe II
bche pressure beam engine, daucter o. Gym
ff = iuclcs stroke Of piston eet, dai feet hui H. per
k order iron fastened and ietaled IN 1885 vel found IN
sAeIas suchOs fts boats lrd lie presey'rs engine 6nd
koief perfect order ard now ready fos service Win
sveryihc boz-d tt the law requires having been an
R.ete Government inspector during the at month
tn. steam proIelsr THOMAS SWAMI" Of 85 tuu,.
veoder huh r0ifas' ened and nesied; eHgh deck 10
set inches beam, u feet inches; depth Of lower hold
ks ifes between decks feet ~ inches; drat feet
heht hss drecactine Ow pressure engine diameter a.
synd.r D inches stroke 81 piston, 81 inches Boiler,
d!ary and huh al IN perfect order, and wei found in
bor, cnHns tools. boats rp4escrvers, &c. aud every
mig N. aw reqlirc ~ith bedding furniture and crockefy
i eoo.iag utensils twenty iour persons ready for
HAVING been htted mp and PeCtec by Government IL
yp.eor darug the last months. Capacity for carrying
tSt round barrels. ..,.-,. 80.
la ronls,eId length deck $50 feet; beam y feet
keh.s dep Of lower bod il feet, between decks fleet
sebo. drs feet inches hui IN isGS va, three mast
VIII for. ,nd en- sails in good order Hull engine and boiler
hpeeet order and vel supplied with snchors chains tools
beat and HepreseIvcr cspachy ioI hesh soD paIres
having fitted the at two months with iu p-ieb'
Of bedding furniture GROCERY and COokn. utensils Tor q per
ready for sea and Inspected by GOvefnncn nj IN
hDREOS Co, Auotioneera
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g. fUbom II man Concern.

Alta MEETING of the FRIENDLY SONS
n OF ST PATRICK. he'd the eth ult.. tho following
,nm.n were elected officer, for the ensuing year J3.eph
cu.r, Pre.id.ut Eugene Kelly, 1t Vice President nos
R.rbopr I'd Vice President Bartholomew Olonnoi "a '5e
Pre,d,nt Henry L. Ho.uct, Treasurer, and WI" "he'"e'
SecretiTy.
Ate REGULAR MEETING OF the l. T.
n uOlTSE PAINTERS ASSOCIATION, az their rooms,
10 al Rowrry unanimously carried that on snd sl1et
he 6,t MONDAY March nnI hours o. labor De o our
wager ~ 30. ., ~ A. ho"A'
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TWENTY THOUSAND TUNS

a. NJ M'tNlN. AucNOntW
DY BANGS, MERWIN Il Co., Nos. 6oi and
IL tgG broadway, q -thst-Sa,cs 81 Books sta
enery Picture, WORKS II An Fancy GoodA Furniture &c
FRIDAY FNENlNG. Fob. q, % O'Clock.
FINE LINE ENGRAN INBS-A lars" collection, I'm
braciug many by the mot dis n-uished uabTs INC udns
that Also vuIlrtN OF Photographs, fIec
Lthostaphs, &c. Catalogues arc ead'.
MONDAN ENENlNH. Eco. q. a. oc.ock
INSTRUMENTAL MUSlc.--A very Arre aud costly col.
lection, composing the o. h" most celebrated tnc ent
arc modern composeTsi lge portion o. Il - now scarce
So vAlsah Musical Books &c. TIE property 4 dsn.
gusbed Professor recently dceed Catalogues are ready
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Nj; JOHN GILBERT,
MONDAY. FEB %.
First time this season:
Csrrick and Cosnan's celebrated old comedy,
THE CLANDESTINE MARRIAGE.
With Beautiful Scenery. Appropriate Costumes and very
strong Distribution:
BOX BOOK OPEN.
olympic THEATER.
~ Sole Lessee and Minaseres'. JOHN W0 VD
stage IL sbL"A Az
(rHs EsrABLrsHs VT DOES ADVERTISE IL TIN
NEW YORK HERALD
THIS FRrDAY) EVENING FEB. o.
LAST NIGHT BUT THREE
Of the successful farce produced in No"fors for years.
entitled
KILLED
COCK
ROBIN, ..u.
with Mr. JOHN WOOD aud Mr. T.. l.. DAtENfOkr,
bui which must positively withdrawn to allow for tho pro-
The performance viii commences with the petite com
THE TWO FRIENDS.
SATURDAY, FEB. "a,
NUM- BENEFIT o. Mr. + /; PAyE VI w}TT OATS
nv M NJ GroRGE FAWCEIT ROWE,
from tho principal London and Australian thester'' VIII
MAKE HIS FIRST APPEARANCE IN EEw;YoRK
On MONDAY EVENING. Feb. TO-
III '"' CINbEREiLA La coMARE.
Door. open a. "A O'Clock; curtain rses a. II
Seat. secured three days In advance.
EOX's OLD BOWERY THEATER.
Lessee, Director and Manage" l.. FUN
(rH. rsrABLIsnxEsr DoKs NOT ApvERrnE IN ras
sEv YORK HERALD
EVERY NIGHT TILL FURTHER NOTICE, AND on
SATURDAY AFlEKNOONs,
'n' "V" ''' '''''' COMIC PANToMIDE.
entitled
WENT UP THE HILL
Wv" NEW SCENERY. NEW DRESSES
DAZZLlNj TABLEAuX.
TRICKS TRICKS And TRANsfoRMATioYs.
Produced under the msdas direction Of tie scihor snd
inventor M o. l.. FOX
MI q l.. Fo, will appear a'..............The Clown.
NJ tIspssSio
Nil, Msrtineti .........a .Colunbne.
FRY character. IN tho psn,omme,
To. Pp,sns music eoSpo.ed by 1e1anaer Tyte.
Previou. TO the psn,onims A fAvORlrE FARCE.
INOODs Observation-Disclosures so Cents.
w Broadway. opposite 81 Eichol., Hotel
The Grslt American Actress,
IN her indi,pu,ably successful persone,ion q
.MAPcE0 The ScHSPRGfbEdhE in AloS ~ y:
hMAsG lPfIT Eo0 0RiGS'. : CHILD sTEALEh
Supported by the fsvore Actor
MI" WESTERNS performance OF IL" Lew aud Impressive
roe Z" p'DHfniHMArlc EVENT or THE SEASON,
And owing % tie rush for places az ~. tine OF opening tie
doOs would consult their own accom- odauoh py
SECURING SEATS IN ADVANCE.
Box Office Open rom 20 O'Clock
REMEMBER WEDNESDAY MATINEE
Open at u. Commence at o'clock
NETWORK CIRCUS.
n IMPORTATION BUILDINGS
Four'oouths st., 0iposits ths Academy VI Muse
L. h.
tim. EsrABLSu.E<- poEs Not ADVERTISE THE
SEv YORK hKRALDD
THREE MATINEEs THIS wEER.
wEnSFSDAY February 81.
THURSDAY, February "a At :! o'clock
BIRTHDAY OF THE IMMORTAL WASHINGTON
ROBINSON,
LEVI J. NORTH
AND THE FAIRY HOST
sPRITE or THE SILVER SHOWER
Nine TOURNAIRF
EVERY NIGHT At @ -
AND At ALL THREE OF THE MATiNEhs.
DARNUM's AMERICAN MUSEUM.
I'D BROADWAY between srrnr and Prfnse-sh
(THs Ks.ABLisH' T poEs MOI ADVERTISE iAs
NETWORK HERALD
CHANGE OF TINE
TIE AFTERNOON PERFORMANCE HKHEhTEh
WILL COMMESCE AT 2 O'CLOCK:
THE GREAT SUCCESS TIFF BRILLIANT TRlUNfh .
THE SUBLIME ATTRACTION
EVERY AFTERNOON AT EVENING Al u.
IA r.