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Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1866-12-29
Life illustrated.
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March %, 1864, 2l:ly
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1866-12-29

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Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1866-12-29
SlOTILL'S BLOOD { liver SYRUP.

WILL purify the Blood by removing all HUI
w uors from the system, and cure Scrofula,
White Swelling. Old Sores. etc, etc. For sale BY
Id eslosp in Pnmily medicines.
REDINGr0N co. Agents, San Francisco.
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Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1866-12-29

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DIS 81 tsra 1@a~sa ssaaf ~r~zeses
I a.ra ~arr a. 80 Fa1s 81 ~
.~-i--.as 49, E-~af s-F~~r
- rzs4i tar eaaac--< 80
sas sss~ss.- - - .asi far 80 2z4 - tAs
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fr-r.ur "a rEr I. is&
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Ski<s tls-s ciraHs- ~
Yosss ~itl sr-ai is-s-ct- IN. W. rhfnLk-
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Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1866-04-25
GffTcielle elite aller AyDffd1ns
ter i1n Gtaate EenefIec.

ter tm St6dte SSemeNec
gtaSt. GOuHtb.
Anderson, Franklin
Athens, McMinn'
Ashland City, Cheatham.
Adairsville, Cass.
Austinville,. Herdins
-Adamsville, &S McNairy
Austin, Wilson.
Alexandria, DeKalb.
Balls Bluff. Haywood. Il
Bristol, Sullivan, +
Braunsville, Haywood.
Beans Station, Granger.
Bolivar, Hardeman.
Blains Roads, Granger.
Benton, Polk.
Bell Buckle, Bedford
Buena Vista, Carroll.
Bear Creek, Roane.
Big Spring, Wilson.
Blue Spring, Steward.
Boyds Creek, Sewer.
huntsville, Sullivan.
Butler, Tayler.
Brick Church, Giles.
Eritts Landing, Perry.
Broylesville, Washington
Bells Depot, Haywood.
Bloomington, Upton.
Barren, Williamson.
Bon Aqua, Hickman.
Black Jack, Robertson,
Brentwood, Williamson.
Bone Cave, Van Buren,
Bohemian. Giles. .... ,.
Bagdad, Smith.
Brick Mill, Blount.
Charleston, Bradley.
Cornersville, Giles.
Carthage, Smith.
Chattanooga, Hamilton.
/ Como, Henry.
Chestnut Mound, Smith.
Covington, Upton.
College Grove, Williamson
Clinton, Anderson.
: Cumberland Gap, Claiborne.
!. Church Grove, Knox
! Cullecka, Maury.
= Camden, Benton.
Concord, Knox,
Cowan, Franklin.
Castillian Springs Sumner, -"
i Chickamauga, Hamilton.
{ Campbells Station, Knox.
: Cedar Hill, Robertson.
Carriers Depot, Carter
:, Crawns Landing, Hardin.
. Carlockville, Rutherford
:. Camp Creek, Green.
:, Centreville, Hickman.
. GAINESVILLE, Montgomery.
: Columbia, Maury.
ct Cleveland, Bredly.
u CooksVllle, Putnam,
= Charlotte, Dickson. 40
N Cerro Gordo, Herdin.
= Cave, White.
y Doe River Cove Carter
Il. Duggans Ferry, -.
t, Dresden, Weakly.
~ cambridge, Jefferson
Dover, .. Stewert.
TT Dyers Station, Gibson.
en- denmark Madison
1e DucKtown' FOX.
&c Danceyvllie, haywood
en- Decnero' franklin
er Decatur' Melgs-
60 Donnelsoh' Oa'lefSon'
ne Dlnlcuit' omltn,
J Eifzaoeehton' carter
- Estelie springs ranAlin'
EdgeWortn' sullivan.
t. Eoens hldge,
o< Eogenelo 0unctlon' OaVloson-
IT arnillgeon' Mars1ail-
I@ 60" A1'
p ria' zap, eneison'
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1866-04-25
Columbia Accommodations 3us.

Columbia ACCOMMODATIONS 3ug.
BerI6Bt Columbia nm 7.2O Q. @.; s6mmt IN Gaibs
pie UNI 10 O. Y an 3ltrdfebrenb, perldBt er 9albs
pile UNI 81. 81. uilb fDmmt III Goluutota I'M D. ~
u, IL, au.
SuntsbiIIe Roit@ Bug
ger!ast 9aibpiue nm g. 81 9. 81, fSmntt in Decatur
I'M q. Dr. an perdBt SseStn IN Hm o. 81 o;;C ~.
trefen in Decatur NIT 9oitsSen nlsf aer W nle Y.
Giienbabn mad Deorre5ple, Dtaetion, Sunt5ptue,
8opbpilie 9arfinspiue, Seottsboro Hno allen ott9en
9untten suammeil. 8aiia9iere treffelt IN NalbpIue
aeta aennft Elm nm bic Gad5tzGrprez Iss uuf alien
Bobnen pom NaibpiIle benusen 81 fonne7
sla6t eGrpreB Bug
gerIdst gsaibpiue UNI 80 81 %. l,tb f6m1ut in Sc
eat,tr 43O ga9nttass an gertdB. 5esaf ~ nm
Sreen auf ieibeit gSegen nit orn otsn9en anf oer
3D. Iinb 6. Giieubabn mad Sunt5pue. Gorinth, Srane
euuetion, Remphis, Mobie, HeDSSrl:anS aite aueis
6asuif9en Iiegenoen Sumter. 3niantmem 5rInt m
RGfbpide bic 6. unb 81 Bahnsiige mad allen YIntten
u6r6Iid unO iIblidb. .......
pom Rai5pae mad Robile Dcntopclis, S5ama HnS Sls
len Sdnspug asmS s IT me 4 a ax
| 8idsburs uno 9ep%Srieans; nnh 81 Nellen firTsef
/ uQb Sunt5Dtue
| 9ur6%Iidets iiuO ~ baben i'll we. sS. Grais'
/ SmnibullsEtfe
/ No. % Gberr1 StraBe,
ooer am 8roao StruBe Sepot
TuibpitIe, Ienn.
&. 8. Ban Gpnc,
opr4 ii. General superinbent
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1866-04-25
xenneTee i'm GpnereS.

Gs Iiest nufinebr auBer allen 3nei<
fel, Oab bic Senneilee Selesaten gum
Gongreb suselafftn tuerren, iObalb une
iere 9eeistarr Oas s5randife 2atp"
-- ansenominen baben toirS. - OieIer
:. SAL, 70 miro semelbett fol- aIsbann fin
E 3 Oie anbern &taateil bic bisber feline
gertretung baben, ais g,racebeH3 aufs
ns4xa y ssteIt tperOe,. , f4h
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1866-04-25
NafbDin e ilt6 Sc { dtm r
llI - sszEzzsszE Ezss5zzS
@tfeubabn.

glenberuns Der 3use.
Sim gonutao, benz. apriI ..nS upn DO Bis auf
petere 8ena9rid}tgIng uerSen bic 4aiiaBsrsIge abs
geben, Iuie fotet:
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1866-04-25
Mu5 euueTee.

T. Sn IS fbin ct on Unb 6 Or t er
County berlpridt man ii@ cine ausgcs
seidnete @ei3enernbte.
9Ius SO aur1 County miro 9e'
meIbet, baB Die Sru6tbdume trob Der
iaueten gta9!fr0lte feinen Sdaben
seIitteu, unO rei9Iide Grtra9e berSpres
den. Die gSeisenernbte in. Maurp
@ount1 berIpridt fur oieie SaiiOn nur
ben balben grtrag. 9lber bas lit Elm
eiinitises 8eiuItat, weun man beOenft,
oab auf gar fe,neGrnbte gerednet wurbe.
Sic ySonesboro Union Stag" for>
bert ale 8ewobner st Selnehee's auf,
f9 70 sabIreid als u6sIi9 an Der Cons
beution gu betbeiIigeu, bic am 3. Wfai
in &norbiGe bebufs 8eipreduns iber
bic 2ostrennung Sit Sennefes's ftatts
fnoen fol-.
9lus @lartsbiGle miro 9emelbct,
baB bic 8ride Der GlarfsbiIle u. Qouis<
billie giIenbahn in 10 bis II Sa9en noIs
lenbet unb Die 3iige alsbann bis gum
= 2enneiIee 0tiber ourdlaufen iperben.
Die Qrbeiten an Der Sennehee 8iper
Bride sebeu ebenfaIlS rilIti9 OortpartS-
-@reenpille, Sat Senneiiee,
Die Seiruatb 9lnbreu Sobnion'S bat
lett 9lusbru9 bes &rie9es Die fol>
aenoen Gibil uno gtiIitdr <OlFsiere ge<
liefert l BrdFbent Der Ser. Staaten,
1. Il. g. Senator, Staats zSetretar,
einen Staatsatgeoroneten, / 8i6ter Der
Supreme Court, 1 Oiitrift< @ttOrnD>
General, 1 1lniteO StateS Raribal, 1
Staatsictretar, Glert Der Supreme
court, S Sberiten, 2 SbertIieutenants,
Maiore, 2 Sapitane unb 8 2isute<
uants. S8obl fein Staat bon slei6er
9rObe tauu cine dbnlide elite auf<
tpeilen. ~
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1866-04-25
Dies 1T bic einsige 8abu mad ben
Del @egenben bon Yennlplpanten.
Gneeinls Rpti..

paiiasiere Die nit Surd zSidet usrieben iinS fbns
ncn ibr @epad bis gu ibrem Seitimmrngsort 9ecbed9
erbalten. Bel Nnfunft Der Sampfer III Cincinnati
rpro TRANSPORTATION mad SpteI5 ober benz Depot fref
aeliefert. aGe Yo1tz 9Gmpfer Iieaen am &tanttce
uno @reatz28eftern =Gifenbahns gSharboot, SuS beg
fiinften 9 raSe. Is!
Gin Omnibus uns Gepddpagen jeoen &beno bet
Mnfunft Der 8oote 2ouispiue IN 8ereitbaft. uHT
8aagiere NIB br @epdd toitenret mad atlalItics
limb Great gSeiteru zBubnbof 81 bringel,
abrpreis 10 nteoriS nno bic S9ne1igfeit Der s}age
10 groB ais duf irgeno elmer anberea 8abn.
Tidets fiub ~ baben in Cincinnati an Der norhs
Deftlidben Ode 8roaorpap uno SSrontitraBe unb aui
benz neuen 9aagiers 8abnbof Der Cincinnati, Samtla
tou= nno SaptonsGtienbabn, iorpie IN ben 9nWpt1
Bureaus Der in 8erbinoung ebenben &tnien.
8. Dce are II, 9en.~S uperntenbent
Capt. 6. Bdrnep, Yoilagers agent
2ouispIe.
6. &. & IL Ier. Gen. idets Noenf.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1866-04-25
uiebrisfteu @retie,t

af befeem @arft ieberseit Don i5m ausgstbrt 1Derz
ben, unb uerftbert, oaB allen eingebenoen SetehunT
gen innerbaIb unb auBerbaIb Der Staht 81 Sdgsss
Der Ra6tseit Die prOmptete Aufmerfiamfsa Sei3entt
rroroen Ioirb. II. NdrS 3r1ts.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1866-04-25
SenmefTee 2eatslatur.
Oien tag, ben "a. 9lpriI,
Genat.

Oten tag, ben "a. 9lpriI,
Genat.
Serr Srtn1ble bra9te eiTen 9lntraa
Elm, bes SnAalts, ben Charter Ser 9tabt
9faibbiae 10 su aterneubiren, 6aB bie<
ielbe bere@tist iein ioa ,,Stabt Bombs"
fir bic 9ummen bon $3.50, 1000 aus5u@
geben.
Serner tru9 Serr SrinlbIe barauf an,
bas 2ano unb 9aus unter Dem Namen
Hermitage" = friiberes Gisentbuln
&nbrep Safiou's an bic Seer. Staaten
Negierang faufIi9 gu iiberlafen. o.
9fa6 @rIebigung msbrerer lotulen
Sa6en berta9te f3 ser genat biS@litt>
nod WfOrsen 8 Ilbr.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
Oas Saus uurbe UNI 10 1lbr our Orb
nung gerufen. gebet Ourd ben 9fen,
8bilips.
Reae Sins.
Ourd Srn. Suion 3nr Ienberune
Der 9eiese in 8e3ug ami Oas Senneile'
Srreubaus.
8afFrt.
Sur9 9rn 8rolpn Die 3aIeisl
Springs 9Otel @onlpagnie Su incorpO'
riren.
Sur9 OenIelben: Die 0iempbii
nMinins uno manufacturing Com.
pasnie" 6n incorpOrircn.
8aiIirt. 3
Gine 9efoIatiou bes Serrn Sonalo
Jon betrefs glb6aItunsen bon Seriamnt
lunseu Der eemeinidaftli9eu (Sous u
Senat's) Counties fiir Sinansen, iuurO
augenommen.
Ser Spre der Seisfell Bean
tragic als6ann einen llrlaub bon Md
fen Sreitag ait bic ieinr geiunbbei
tpieber berseiteIlt lein tuiirbe.
Ser IrIaub murbe beipilli9t uno 81
@abI fir einen neuen Gpre9er bis ar
@eiteres beri6oben.
Ser auf Ser SageSorbnuns itebenS
YaciFc u.5enne6cc Giienbabn @eIeses
Sori9lag purbe an bas @ouite suriif
nertpieien.
Gluf 9lntra9 beS Serrn Dougbtp tuurf
bic 8enusung Der SaIe fur MittpO
Ibeub einem Oiitslieb Ser ,,geieIIida
Der Sreunbe" gu elmer @OrIeiung be
tpiligt.
Sas 9aus pertuste iid bis Mittpo
go. SO.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1866-04-25
@untsbiae 4oltz 8ua.

BerI6Bt Columbia nm 7.2O o. @.; s5mmt III 3aibs
pile UNI 10 g. aR an 3rdfebrenb, perldBt er 9taIbs
pile lir 3 81. D urlb tSmmt IN Columbia I'M D. Az
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1866-04-25
SSafbpiae, Senu.

2etat sem 4ubtifum adbtungspon an, edB ale b alIt
elm Gff9Gft besie5euoen &nftrdge 81 ben
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1866-04-25

- Ois OeOIeil be &aris" entbaIt
sinsn Brief bon gictor Suse, in mel
@ember greife Sariftteler oas gnets
bieten bon 10000 8funO GterIins,
uel6ss linn Der SerauSseber Oieies
glattes fur iein neues g8ert oDe 9lr>
better anf benz N1eere" sema6t, I'M ss
als GsuinetOn gu benuben, suridse'
piefen.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1866-04-25
Stunt @auerie.

gaiBpiHe, Tenn.
3eTe feit LANCER Seit etabIirte 9uuesis if tirstt5 III
pfadbtpoien StpI erneiert uno hergeeAt wornen,
pobei ale moeidbe standardization gum Beten ess
YublitunS beriiddbtigt Tpuroe. Dsar bruuht oeleoe
nur gu ieben. lie fdsen su eruen, Niles 1T in benz
Stodrpert peinigt, tit nit etnem eIegdnten Toliette<
3immer fir Sameu perie5en un6 es Itebt beftimmt 81
erparten buB bic Serebunsen hes GtRentbimers' oas
SohIaeauen Ieuer geebrten 86nner su ernsrben, pom
benfelbeu anerfannt rueroen. asir bIbsn cine neue
Sennung ppnN!bumS uilo eiue slrt Don Caste de
Niche yaDmeu erbaIten, baben mld, Ipie immer,
cine sro6e AlisTpabI 8ergpIbni 1855 nnb Hoiens
hoIssgabmen, bic ii fir sr0sers Stsr si8nen, rute
photographer,
glmbrotppen,
Yerl@ Biloer,
.--- Nfelanot1pen
&C. &C.
NIB, Seiouoere 4uTmerffamfeit rpt:b auf oas Gopi<
rem, gergr0Sern Ntaen &C. in ieoem StpI psrpdnot.
SOmmt unb iebet ieibit, 5epor 5br IN einen anbern
Bias eebt
Tan erinnere fsd unierer @auerie, Gde pom College
uno linton Strabe, iber benz SrIgtore.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-02-05
tThn EfrABLissNINr DOES NOT ApvRRrIsH u
THE NEW YORK HERALD)

NJ, s,r.r.
@"io ihUNDAIl LsrNirw' 8 Lo'S
his EDWIN nooih
VIII appear In his rsnd role OF ,,s,,
CARDINAL DUKE DE RICHELlEu'
RlchELIEUi On, THE CONSPIRACY
tn. 800 M. pootn tevva --.na ousnt 6rure
~. 81 'ne aiama IN VIII .n If ,res man for
~ rt most spienoi a.. VI - S,v aim, and
.di pghAPs EYER ofswnis .e S at, ,5trime &
ad N I the lat year bat one Of n. ne IN n.
,,.s.on NJ ci lolnto 9s ~ ~ ~ eIdsr
pa. H.as, hiu III .he ~ an
i.ncs ana Psloo aus o, h h nerad Do :. nder toe
n,y d no euoIt OF expense hss ose sc. "a The age
~ ,.ay.on So su iihu rsI m r,, a. nracticabe
,is eat Of ,B.oay and 10 render pe''s''S'
Mis- Rose Fying. v'ir .,,o., 80; Julie a. Mortimer
Mr. en-, BIS WIN "PPe" as'''''''''' De Msuorst
Mr. j N TaxIor Psradas
Io..,h ~. Ia, Dvotl
aPu'hn' '''.''''''.'.'''''';,. ~,
49,, a. Ia =, - mble Ma,on
Go. ~ onei Oh nicheho"s ouuu M. " ~, !, .,Jr.~.
I sneh' IL, Z, p.norab.
ntst pags 10 hicholien..''''''Mi' w ne.u
is Du " ol OiirAh''' AZ ~ nanJ
T'in AZ " Ill W,Ihin,
r. -. -, nii' nv
Mesna Withsm. Van Hanien iIilliard and assistants
The original tnu,ir counosed nv Mr. Robert S,oepsl
Tn s I'D 81 ~ Eti, H.. picb.Iisn Paris
NJ Tols5c 60. a. ph",,, "a .s.i,,sn's S
tn, machine, bv Ms..rs Arthnr Wrisht Wset, and a.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-02-05
Uofean Cleaners.
Oyycr OF WELLS, FARGO Il Co,

.-yo..Aso CALxyoRsIA ExPEKssAND ExcHASos oo'
No. u BROADWAY. NEw ORE MO
cyuIPPERS of FREIGHT to the PAClr AZ
SCoAgT will please take notice that having been Co
fREIGHT AGENTS PACIFIC MAIL sIEAMig.orri, Ore.
~ nrenared 30 receive FREIGHTS foI Can oiL' Cen
en- Nevada Washington Territory Ssrtwlen i''
- america and West Coast South America a, f,eight
FoJ rates apply at our ONCE, NO W biV'N
ssrs on dock foot of CSnust - u,o,tb. those
s;aarpers viii sail is, nth and 2lst OF eacn "'"'1'
x,ie, falling on Sunday on preceding satHo"y'
40 slow freight received on day OF sHi.Is; C,.i.,
TI.lgh, must be delivered on dock 1901 o. Sal' "
Bs Of adng win b. Issued at No. U, ,.anoc, and
0sr package erpress vi oe seat by sSeH "''' ~
Oil close at 10 a m. sailing day'
Our letter bags will close at lIt g. N ia,,e,hscs viii
FOR convenience Of up town ~ A. loot of
,. iept a tire metropolitan Hotel and ca the '''A
Canal IT. - L, -. anil. a. .ie Office Of the
gu, .d ~ a. our ofices.No 81 Broadway and CsnA''
All letter, Sen. through must be IN Government en'e
spss G., r,.,,.co for sale
nsIos,.rtic transfers Of money made 10 AL p0iD' i
4, an. wires on West Coast
California Coupons 00''D' ~ WELLS FARGO Go.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-02-05
Eorscs, Carriages, 81.

TOR SALE.-At great sacrifice, by party
j leaving the Country magnihcent pair Of MokohS
for sty. nd Beauty. A Cspcut Two ard -Four Seated
PilAETON. HARNESS, &c, kc. Adore. H. V. N, No. IS
West Iwenty-sev-utLst
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-02-05
NIBLO" GARDEN.
~ Lessee and MGaager....".......WM WHEATLEf
CHS RsTABLIsHKENr NOT Advertise IL rHn
NETWORK HXRALD.l
LAST WEEK BUT ONH
NJ Ia epra ~ the

NETWORK BKRALDl
LAST WEEK BUT ONH
Of the engagement Of the -
GREAT AMERICAN TRAGEDlENSE,
MISS BATENAS,
LAST SIX NIGHTS OF
LEAH
Mr. Whessy IN repy te innum.rable Inquiries begs 70
that Ia accordance with the universally expreed desire
Miss BATEMAH IN OF those character In which
the first established herself IN the estimation OF the Nswfork
public be viii be compelled 20 withdraw this isvorts per'
sonaon after hi, week
Miss Baeman engagements e,ewhers prevent tbs possi
bity continuance Of !his most extraordinary successful
Regetina Mr. Wies,ley mast DO. tho withdrawal OF q
performance which hundreds lave been unable to procure
seats 10 witness he has prevailed upon h's bsse.n TO
ziysa - - -
On SATURDAY, Fob. TO-
the wishes Of families who found po,ibs 10
attend hs evening representations Of this wonderful and justly
esteemed young ledy
MONDAY, Fenrdlry S. 1865, and every nigh. during the
week, vii 20 pres.n.ei tie most
SUCCESSFUL PLAY OF TIE DAY.
by Mossnthal, satiiled
LEAH,
In which Miss BATEMAN will sustain her original char-
acier.
Mr J. q. Cowper, J. p. stud.y J. @. Burnett. D. r..
H. Rende &C. Mr., A. Perry. tsTren H. Chapman Everett,
Burke. Lulu, &c.. kc.. ia the cast.
New Scenery Costumes Appointments, and Original Music
Music Conductor, Harvey u. Dodworth.
Admission, IS cents. Reserved Seats. 81 Orches,rs
Chairs 81 So Seats IN Dress Circle Private Boxes 3D.
Family crcls lenrnnce on Cros5ystl 5. eents
SEATS SECURED SIX DAYS IN ADVANCE.
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ctsso MansSsr. ID. SELWYN
(rHu ESTABLISHMENT DOES NOT ApyxHrus urn
xEvYoRK HzRALD)
MONDAY EVENING, Feb. 8,
ENTIRE CHANGE OF PROGRAMME
FIRST NIGHT
OF new Comedy, In two acts. entitled ~l.
WHO KILLED COCK RoBINs
Of Douglas Jsnold. famed p.uticsI DRAINS Of
BLACKEYED SUSAN.
Mn. JOHN WOOD
with N. s.vo,,,. .. in both pieces
M E. L. DAVENPORT.
The performance will commence with
WHO
KILLED
COCK
R0bINf
Miss Sstanslla Tnke.. Ars. John Wood
Jack Raggett...................ML u. L. Davenport
Iinsle.. MI }. h. stoddnt
Hannah. Miss Eizs Newton
After which Douglas Jerrods aiaed nautical Drama Of
BLACkElED SUSAN,
Mrs. John Wood. .......@.....''..Doly hs{howes
DIR. l.. l.. Davenport. w Am
AND IaI PoW T.e T1I CAST i3CIEDiiNo
Miss Kate Newton Miss Louis Myers. Ms-srs j. stod
dart J. Lewis G. H. Morton. r. J. Hind. G. Il. Rockwell
MONDAY EVENING. Feb. IL,
Mr. GEORGE FAWCEGT ROWE. .,
from the principal London aid Australian theasers VIII
HIS FIRST APPEARANCE IN NETWORK.
In active preparation, The nsw suTlesque OF
CINDERELLA,
AND A ROMANTIC SPECTACULAR DRAMA.
Door open az II o'clock curtain rises at u
Seats secured three days In advance.
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WALLACKs
w Proprietor aud Manager Mr. LESTER WALLACE
(ruu EsTABLIsHxESr DOES NOT spvERrIss II fRD
kEw-yoRK nERALD)
Oman nj II o'ciocL. Ps9np a. g.

(ruu ESTABLISHMENT NOT ApvERrIsH II rRS
NETWORK nERALD.)
Open Of y O'Clock. Begins sta
MONDAY.
Fourth tine in two yesrs >heridar's Sterling Comedy,
THE RIVALS:
Or a TRIP TO Barn.
Revived with Beautiful Scenery, Correct Costumes, Elegant
stage Appointments and Capital Distribution.
Characters by
Messrs Frederic Robinson, Charles Fisher, Mark Smith,
b. T. Rinesold Norton Georr. Holland Young Pope Cssh,
Me, Mary Cannon. Mss Madeline Henques, Mrs. Vernon
and Mrs. John Seton.
TUEsDAY-tNever acted herel. the Rev. James White
III play Of .-. - ..
THE KING OF rBE COMMONS,
with appropriate Scenery appointments. aad very pow erfu
cls, IN which win spprar hsssgs j. w WslIeck. Charles
Fisher John Gilbert Mark Smith Yorug, B.. T. RIuggold,
Norton williamson Browne Graham, Pope, Mis- hadsine
urnriqu... Mis. Csrnan. &c. sc. - - .
WFbNESDAY--,TlifdTi mel THE IRISH HElRESS.
THURsDAY-t S.cond Tunnel. TIE KING OS THE
COMMONS
FRlDAY-tFinh Time). THE RIVALS.
SATURDAY-(ThiId Time) The KING OF TFE
COMMONS
Due notice will be given Of Seventeenth Representation Of
HENRY DUNBAR
Several STANDARD COMEDIES and other ATTRACTIVE
NOVELTIES are in preparation