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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1866-02-23

DsFpED, ss--Ata Cont of Probate. held a
farr. wehin suf 60 che County 81 Oxf1fd
On The 81 Iu~sfsy of Fsh. 4. ID. Is66.
u obEkI = CHAPMAN naned Execute 10
cefiain inFfrunnrn' purp1rffng to T. the lasf
W. ant Ierfauaruf of Ia q. Kunhsn. hse 81
hfih-i. on sa.d rarns e-orascg, havirg preseafet
th~ snnrr g. praillfe
ortered. q bar the ssid exers'r give rofice -
slI lersons inferestet hf causing eopy ~ fhis or
fff fn hf flahIlstri hrer weeks snrresaiueie II,
fhe oxfsrf Deroscrst "a nrssriaper urtntsd Do Pa
ris- teaf fheg uay app@ar at a Protate Court 90
lr hel1 at farl-, ta saif C.uritf. on fhe thiri
iue-fsf 81 Nssch aesf. st trn 81 fhe ciack is ne
ie'eopn. tnl -hrs cause. Of aay th~y have. ~hy
the -sif fnsfrulaeaf shauil 30 B. prosel nppro-
s~d sri sHoset 80 M tssf -in 80 tesiaaeai q
sild dercssesi.
p ". WOODBURY., Iulrs.
a true copY -tuests ,. Noses. Rsgisfv.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1866-02-23

OHtird. ss--Afa Courr 90 Probate held a. Paris .
slihln al TO- the Couufy 90 Oxford. on the
- Iu-sday ~ -. a. ID issS
Ohm 4. GERRY. Ada1iai-trsisr o. ~ g..
~ tate 81 William "a. Hsnln. Lte Cd Waterford
on ssfa coiuiy csces-ei, liavi prrs~uted his 6aal
socout - sniiairtr.ssa 81 thc estate Il ssi8 d.
cesse.i S. allowance.
ORDERED rhst the saiti ADMINISTRATIVE give No.
tee o. 81 pef-sis interested. ~ easing COW a
thts oftrr CD D. puslsed three - succs s-svs
y tn m ONf1rd D~usscrst prinsed II pari.. th.t
th-s ny spP~sr 81 frobste Cost % - held "a
ffr'- 'n $40 t"unC - iae 3 Z se-isy q Mach
ssSf. 81 tn - 10 cLsck "a he fs~~uoaa .rf 49,,
eau-e- q .sy th-y have, ~hy the sane shouid at
T. allowed
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1866-02-23

- 'hs eosl'ysf o<krd. deos--ed. b, xi.iax had
~ he ~ dtrerts- She th-relose reau-.t. IN -,
ssns = b. sre si~itcd 90 the -statc 81 -sis 49,.
81 - asske i'aaaedsat~ p=yss~ss: SOD .h... "a.
$50 Ty duo hereof 20 exhibitths ssm- az
20 -. t-oS- RUTH v. MASON
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1866-02-23
Y. ". WOODBURY.. J-fr.
ru- eory-sfts-f. -. HosRs. Registsr.

o1goED. ss.-At q Court 81 Prutr.fe % ~ h~H
fsfi-. wuhfa AID for ihe Couniy 81 Oxford %
the thfrt Tnestsv II FEB. 4. n .ls6S
IodN y HOLMAN AdlnIaistrsfor 90 NJ estate
~ q Jscab Ne~tan. hte q Dix6elI, 81 s.id
eauats, decess-d. having prr--uied his 6fsf -
counf ~ sfsniuisirsifon q fhe estate Of said de-
ccased far sfis~auce
Ordered, Thai ne ed auiiaisf razor p 70 nof ce
o. 1T -f-cas infers-fed. ~ cau-fag scopy II thls
order o. o. pulsii-hed three seeks successive
u ia thr Oxfsri ISeasscrat printed 80 PARIS that
th-s nav app-ar at Probate Court Co - held "a
faris ia safd cauutv. On the a. Tu--d.x
~ harrh next.attea - ne ciork ~ the fsrens.os
aad shes eausr, ~ say they hsve My the ssus
shoua at h. ails~ef
T.. ". WOODBURY.. J-dgs.
IRE rorg-Afiesfs }. =. HorEs. Rerisrcr
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1866-02-23

TIE sul.crii-r hereby rss~. uull,~ 49,. -.
- As nSee esiy aIFpoini-c ~ 80 tls.s~.i-I-
Sui<~ "a frebsi-. g. az Cauatr q OxfsrS- -
as-unsce ille uusi of Adniaisfr.for Il a. r.1.,.
OF
cEPiAs SAMPSON. Lee % Ner~s,,
u sssd C~sssy .. d~os---d. b. sisias 49, =. a..
= efectsi IL tbcfsh.fe sesga-.is 81 ,sr-aa-
80 sfs tadcbted - the 81 AL $3.50 A..
Hlsss isaan-dsafs f,avaarnf. asa 49, -. -
-Af a-,nsnts th~rsoa. 80 ~xhilif the ssu- a,
Feb. -. isss. s.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1866-02-23

Tie ssb-cIah~r Aes~bv gives pablic aatics tAas
~ has h-~R duls srpaisted ~ Ne Hos. Jsdx~ Of
freA~'e tor m Cessty q Oxiord sd a.-.su,~d
n ulsi of sdFasatsffsfor % the estats q
fARAZINA NEWMAN. L.ts a DixksLI.
:" s.id Souuiy d~ce.sed. b givisg bod =. he
- as~et-. he therefore r~gaesis ~ persoas -
deeed - ths estate al said d-cra.ed 70 un.ks ,.-
',1aisi- Paym-Hts -aa tho-e h-siag auy 1euasurs
ih~reua g. eNhitit The sane o.
20. -. isee- ISAAC WAIT.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1866-02-23

The Sst--rioer A~s~l,x sixe. ,..l,l,, .,,,~. -,
hs rs h~~n dsiy apy-.ss,-s i, shs Ho.sr,bl, -
"a froh-f~ So 80 ces.iy - o. 6rS ~ ....u,sf
ne lr..l q 49, ratrlE "a A.. 80. -
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1866-12-06
Washington, Dec. 8, 1866.

CRY CouNcIL--Regular meeting, Dec.
3, 1866.
Present-His Honor the Mayor, Aldermen
Bogue, l.. D. Dimick, o. j. Dimick, Gilmore l.
Huber, Sweeney and Shesrer.
The minutes Of the last meeting were read and
approved.
was presented, asking the city council to cause
lamp posts to be erected every 800 feet from
their present terminus on Rock River street, to
Wsgner's brewery on Moline Avenue, and on
motion of AID Shearer the same was received
and placed on file, and ON motion of AID Swec-
ney the subject matter of said petition was re-
fered to the committee on Ere and water to re-
port on the propriety of granting the petition,
also to report the number and location of
lamp posts required.
The city collector made returns to the city
council of a warrant for the collection of eide
walk assessment, also, warrant Tor the collec-
ten of an assessment on certain parts of lots
for filing up the same, and on motion of Aid.
l. Huber the following order was passed 70
wit; . 800 f'.ssg
WHEREAS, A warrant, issued on the 18th day
of November 1866 for the collection Of an assess
ment made by the city council of Rock Island
to defray the expense of sidewalk in front of
lot five 90 block nine (9) old town has been re-
turned uhsatisfied. 4.
Also, q warrant issued on the 18th day of No
vember 1866 for tbs collection OF al assessment
made by the city council Of Rock Island to de-
fray the expense of ssfIling MP" the following
parts of lots in the city of Rock Island, viz
commencing ninety (s0) feet from she northern
Ssrner OF block fourteen ll4] In Spencer 4
oAsss aodision, thence west acoss lots four j
ANU nss to1 In said block, thence south thirty
80l feet, thence to Adams street thence north
70 place OF beginning, has been rsturned BY the
city collector, unsatisfed, IL lie, therefore, sss
Ordered, by the city council, that the collector
forthwith advertise and sell the said lot aud parts
,Ys0qEGYAa IL $50 e yseqk
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1866-12-06

The wonderful feIibility and great comfort and
pleasure TO any Lady wearing the Duplex Elliptic
SKIRT will be experienced particularly in all
crowded Assemblies, Operas, Carriages, Railroad
Cars, Church Pews, Arm Chairs, for Promenade
and House Dress, as the skirt be folded when
IN use to occupy a small place as easily and con-
veniently silk or muslin dress, an Invaluable
quality in cfnoline, not found any single spring
skirt.
A lady having enjoy sd the pleasure, comfort,
and great convsnisn ce of e.ring the Duplex Ri
liptic steel spring Skirt for a single day, will
never Afterwards willingly dispense with their
use. For children, misses, and young ladies,
they are superior to all others.
They will not bend break like the single
spring, but will preserve their perfect and grace
full shape when three four ordinary skirts will
have been thrown aside as useless. The hoops
are covered with double and twisted thread and
the bottom rode are not only double springs, but
twice Tor douhle) covered, preventing them from
wearing out when dragging down stooPs, stairs,
&c. .-.-...- q
The DupIeI Elliptic is a great i,vorite with all
LADIES', and Ia universally recommended by the
Fashion Magazine as the standard skirt Of the
fashionable world. -.. p"
To enjoy the following inestimable advantages
in CrinolIne, viz: Superior quality, perfect man
uacture, stylish shape and finch fexibility, dura
billy, comfort and economy, enquire for J. w.
Brsdley's Duplex Elliptic, Donbls Sprin.
Skirt, and be sure you get the genuine article.
CAUTI0N.-To guard against IMPOSITION be
particular to notice that skirts offered "DU-
PLEX " have the req ink stamp, viz: so. w.
Bradley's DUPLEX Elliptic Steel Springs" upon
the waistbsnd-none others are genuine. Also
notice that every hoop will admit a pin being
passed through the centre, thus revealing the two
TOR aoublel springs braided together therein,
which is the secret of their fexblIty and
strength and a combination not to be found In
any other skirt.
For sale in all stores where first class skirts are
sold throughout the United States and elsewhere.
Manufactured by the sole owners OF the Patent,
VESTS, BRADLEY s CARY,
81 Chambers & 70 & 81 Reade ftS.. n. Y.
oct26d6m.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1866-12-06
BOARDING HOUSE.

rTyHE Subscriber kas opened a regular
Il boarding house, in the brick block on
the north side Of Uaion Square, where perm an
transient, or Sey-bosrsers can be aceemmods ted
Meal, fu IN ished at regular hours.
- A few good boardsrs can find rooms and
board at 81 per week if application IL made soon
,zSO = EEgATEs "A. H.. OSBORN.
Rock Island, Aug. 2l--dtf.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1866-12-06
NOTICE TO TAYPiYERS.

THE warrant for the collection Of state, eoun-
~, school and other taxes having been placed in
my hands, notice is hereby gwen that viii be az
the sheriff. office, in the Court House, from
till O'Clock daily, Tor the purpcse ofsrscsiving
payment of the sane.
CHARLES ENGEL, Township Collector.
Rock Island, Nov. l9, 1866 dit
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1866-12-06

OF -Tta ror tssz sss EsT1enGs azs cCst7 u ..@r--
on Rec yectively and make a report of such
sale to the city clerk.
Reports of the following city officers were
presented viz. Treasurer, clerk, collector,
weiehmaster, wharfmaster, bridge tender, Police
Magistrate Sweeney and q. B. Higgins justice Of
the peace, and on motion of Aid. O. j . Dimick
the same were received and referred to finance
COMMITTEES. ~ ~
4 Mayor Truesdale presented two bonds of the
P. r. R. Co, Cancelled with their coupons attach
ed, as follows, to wit:
Bonds Nos. As and AZ, 1000, 90
Coupons from Nov. 1851 coupons to
eac bond, ZOO, 90
AID. O. j. Dimick moved, that the mayor be
instructed to draw on the ecretary Of the C. R.
I. 6P. r. r. Co. for the balance in his hands
and the city Of Rock Island, when his account
shall be rendered. Motion adopted.
Aid. Sweeney moved, that the. time in which
the collector is required to return the tax war.
rant be extended thirty days Adopted.
proposal was presented from p. w. Gallup
for the exteneien, for three years, of his lease
and on motion of Aid. Shearer the consideration
of the same was deferred till the next meeting
The committee on ordinances reported an or.
dinance to amend an ordinance concerning
pounds and to prevent the running at large OF
certain animals therein named,
On motion of Aid. Shearcr, the consideration
of the same deferred till next meeting.
Aid. o. j. Dmick moved the passage of the
following preamble and resolution, to wit:
The city of Book Island being the owners Of
500 shares of the capital stock of the r. I. p.
r. r. Co., and the president aud directors of said
company having failed to make q report of the
business and earnings of said company for several
years, and the city being largely interested in
said company and being DESTROYS of ascertainine
| the financial condition of said company there.
| fore,
Resolved, that the mayor be, and is hereby in.
structed to call upon the president and directors
of said company and request them to furnish the
city a statement of the business and earnings OF
said company since the time when said r. r.
passed into the CONTRIB of j. Edgar Thompson
as trustee, together with statement of it's pres
| ent financial condition. Motion adopted.
| Sundry bills were presented and on motion OF
| Aid. Shearer, the same were referred to finance
| committee.
On motion of Aid. Bogue, three months salary
was allowed the following city officers, viz
treasurer, clerk, collector and marshal.
On motion of Aid. Sweeney the rule was sus
pended and the following bills allowed:
| T. D. Barns salary mo, $500
o. B. Higgins salary.l mo. 1000
William Cookery 8! days work in let ward
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1866-12-06

EVERGREEN TREES Tor Christmas and
Ia Evergreen branches Tor adorning Halls and
rooms for the holidays, for sale at Black Hawk
Nursery DE-. KINNEY.
Rock Island, Nov. &C. dw1m. ----' D. s.-
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1866-12-06
LAND F0is SALE.

7 OFFER for sale 46 acres CT land situated
i in Black Hawk township, on the Clmden
road. Twenty acres Of the land is under cult.
vstion-the balance 10 timber land.
Price SIS per acre, cash down.
novl2dwlm. u. A. BRASHER.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1866-12-06
BANK NOTICE.

TIE annual m -eting of the stoc hold ers OF the
Fret National BANS OF Rock Island, will be hoi-
den at the banking house ON Tue day, the sth
dav Of January, 1867, al O'Clock p. M, for the
purpose of choosing Eve dirsctors to serve during
the ensuing year. ]. NJ. BUFORD,
IS O. % HasEl .E.s Cashier. ~
Rock Island, Dec. 4. 1866 a3t sf-4
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n. Lettig laying lie feet tile and mason
work,
". II. Thompson CRATES for sewers,
Bidderson &Gilmore pattern for CRATES,
Owen Lee 8 days labor stl, rs in Sd ward,
Thomas Butler 81 tesming ass so 22,75
experimenting 1880
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1866-12-06
WAREHOUSE SALE.

THE following goods will be sod ct public
auction. at the warehouse of j. II. Langley &
Co, in Rock leland, on Saturday, January 12th,
1867, at 2 O'Clock P. M, unless previously called
for and charges paid
L. !. Stevens, fan; Thos. MeAdams, boxes
l.. Crazy, box; b Leonard, boxes; Sally J.
Hopper, box; Poe s. Hitchcock, boz; Jerry
Wilson, box; G. p Toubinger, I bureau
stove, 4bedstesds; Mrs. J. a. G.rthur boxes !;
J. Ferguson, chest; J. Johnson, 8 boxes.
J. X. LANGLEY CO. p
Rock Island, Dec. 6, 1866, w6w.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1866-12-06
Art Association !!
BE A RD'S
" " bSTW ARD, HO!'

Prints Of which wIh be ready in few days.
The artists proofs OF the Chrome, now print
ing, will be ret.uched and signed by Mr.. Cropsey,
making each proof an authorized copy OF his pic
ture, and will soon be delivered The prints
will speedily follow. The indulgence OF the sub
scribers, dunng the ve1atious delay attending the
com pie tion Of this work, most GRATEFUL, ae-
knowledged. DEV0E CHAMPION,
Agents. Rock Island Ill,
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1866-12-06

Der the population OF several Oh on, terrific
ries, and no just reason is perceived why q
delegate of their choice should not be admit
ted TO seat in tho house OF representatives.
No mode seems 80 appropriate and efectual
of enabling them 10 make known their pecu-
liar condition and wants, and of securing the
local legislation adapted to them. there
fore recommend the passage Of : law author
izing the electors Of the DISTRICT Of Colam bia
to choose delegate to be allowed thessame
rights and privileges as a delegate repre-
senting territory.
- The increasing enterprise and rapid progress
of improvement IN the district are highly crafty
ing, and trust that the efforts OF the municipal
authorities to promote the prosperity of the ma.
tional metropolis will receive the efficient and
generous cooperation of congress.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1866-12-06

matter of regret that no consid-
e,apie asvance has been made toward an
qJus."S a u the differences between the
United STATES aud Great Britain. arising
out of the depreastious on onr n.t;onai
commerce, and other trespasses comm;t.sJ
during the OWL war, b. British sub;s".s
in violation of international taw and traa,r
obligations. The delay, however, may be bs
lieved to have resulted in no smsAidegree
from the domestic situation of Great Britaip.
Jan entire change of ministry occurred IN
that country during the last session of parlia-
ment. The attention of the new ministry
was oalled to the subjscs. atAn early day,
and there is some reason to believe that il
will be considered in becoming and friendly
spirit The Importance of an early DISPOSE.
ion OF the subject cannot be exsggsratsd.-
.Rhatever might be the wishes offhstwo gov.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1866-12-06
CHRISTMAS TEEES,

Rock Island, Oct. %, DIV. ~ :
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-10-06
Orfnn Gieamers
EW.ZEALAND AND AUSTRALIAN

BANANA, NEW.ZEALAND AND AUSTRALIAN
u ROYAL MAIL COMPANY
OPENING or STEAM COMMUNICATION BETWkEN NV
YORK AND AUSTRALASIA VIA PANAMA
Company viii be commenced nom aIsna
40 Wenacp New ICELAND Juue steamship KA-
EAiA followed by the KAiKOURA on tho 24th Jolly.
Psssenaers viii be forwarded from Wellington TO Auc6
OlFo Canterbury Sydney Melbourne and other parts
Of New Zealand Australia BY the Compsnys Inter Colonial
steamers
Arrangement progress fo the conveyance Of passenger an
peods New fork through fares aud rates 70 al the pncP
Bort an The Ausralasan Colonies. ,,
openng voyages Of the Companys thp ~ eouunon VIII
Aose Pacific Steamship Company will be 81 iohonf'
OUTWARD
Prom New.York June ~.
EIom Panama, June a.
TIsu Wellngton n. L., July H.
Arriving al Sydney, JOY 30 -
FROM Nsw-York Wellington 40 days
1Iou T. ausIna 70 Wellington, % daya
HOMEWARD.
Prom sydney 3ls NAV 0 June ].
Iton wellington. y. T., Jpne
ZION Colon jAspuwa1l Jolly IL
Arriving at Newl0rk, July 20,
WELLINGTON 10 NewYork, ~ dayG
Wellington 10 Psndma, % days. -
Frofn SYDNEY or Mebourne. 8 days additional.
fk service be continued monthly IN unison with the foregoing
SsteN ,..,- ~. r--.e A., Gu.
.atp Couranv Ohce No 50 Wall-st, New.York.
CIIAs. w WEST, Agent No % Wiisnrst New York.
WIN. O. SEALY, Agent Panama
~ Me-
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hleoital.


MO MORE CHOLERA! NO MORE CHOLERA
~ The hour sueceny tis hitherto enemy
Ia. arrived Or OLA MORENOS PILLS lNFhLLltLE
RFMFDY both PREVENTIVE aud CURATIVE frtht CHOL-
RAMORBIs These entirely ofvegetsb matter
and uy whaisvcr They serve both % Tonic and
They check excavations instlnaneousy trif
eaeay proved all Diarhea should not be allowed
10 eIst one lnna FgJes should be stopped Baea
heat and he itsri. Dr. MohEhO
PILLS a antidoto for tie CHOLERA nfSLNiEhY md
DlARRuEA Read the mode Of treatment which j. sold together
with the b. N the principal Druggists Of trondvsy AMI by
DR. OLEA MORENO It bis residence 80 lD Nn IT, between
Boadway and Fourth he may DO soasled b1"cen aud
iyeogE r. 70
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NETWORK and NEW-HAVEN RAILROAD.
1866 SUMMER ARRANGEMENT 1855
COERlENClN0 JULY g. 1864

oOuEEClk0 JULY 1904
Station Twenty evsnk.tt ana
Fourth ave- Entrance rweuiv-ssvsntRst
TRAINS LEAVE EEw.YOhh:
for New Eeven' 100, 800 EL) nOG nj 23 tErn) j."
FeT BRIDGEPORT 100, 400, (Ex.I lilo = IL; 2B' tEIJ 20
fE1 y IS SO ana 0 % tEI. y .. N
For E1irhsd Southport Ws,ipor, 49, UL N 80 80
Fer NorWsIk TOO Rso (Er.J 500 MA m; nIs (EI 1el
VF.T oan.n 5os go II 20 a X. as 40. $500 m.
Der Drscnvish 561 G39. IiJO q IL, - kt sJpa
sAanfers sso "a GAL 80 ilH L. }ll& (ELJ ans
30s GA IS, 40. $50 90 $50 (EID 2. o,o q, o,
FsrPsn Charter stAd'ss. Iu AJ0 LJJ
''''' w. CONSEcTIEG TRAINS
For soston via Springfield. 400 ~ tEL SO tEI''to IA
Ven usrtsb sse Springfield geo M NL) lHl5 dS tEry'
a~P ,,,,.,. -,
ksIfsTs PrsvAssos ssd Tl.bfu halrsA4 40 ELl M
ToIEs1 Hsvs. E.vLtas.. and stsHsgtSn Rs-rssi C."
Fo1 CssL .ilI.sG iai5 I. IN. to Nsrthsssp,sa
Fer Ho.sstonns RailIssA a. -, o.
Per bIsxtiuek hslFesd. az a Ea 40 p n.
FG Ds1SUry hsrwsL ksbsss. = -, ~ - N
JAMES II. HorT, sas-
NORTHERN RAILROAD Of NEW-JERSEY.
~ gIEss Jenoy CRy for rsrmeHt at sGd s'l2
~ 81 tEe $50 N 5snFt.ys sEiy HIS o. o. fn
-" " ~ fao4ts v. DIGLaEsT. ss,uI.s.ds-t.
NEW JERSEY RAILROAD. Trains leave foot a;
Nv GSmasstba for rsnassIgaiA. 1t s.i I. ~. vn9
end fer bG0tsEoAs nd VksEsTsS sat ~ a. o5 ]
VNHE GREAT CALfF0REiA WINE DEPOT!
Il OuANBR Co, ne a. Coagf.si, Esg.YGk.
see AdFsfs ssost In snoster sSsss
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nlarble Alantels.

ffldrbe Alantels.
MARBLE hANTELS.-The best place in the city
w 20 Pahsse MARBLE uANrELs o. the e designs very
low pTess IL a. A. kLABEn Marble WORKS NO. 100 East 18th
Sdave ~ y hnu PIT up Cut this
NARBLEIZED SLATE NOTWITHSTANDING in
VI sppesrsree more dlrsbei half the price Of marble T. b.
STEWART Nc. 615 siIthays.bet. ash 2C'h' t,.
'EHE GREAT CALIFORNIA WINE DEPOTI
GURNER Co no 90 Csdarat., NsWYoTk,
Bes AdyGistGtEt in Anoler cel1nn
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Aninsemeu @.


DROOKLYN ACADEMY OF MUSIC.
ID ITALIAN oPERA...........hAx MAb1IzEK, pirsstcG
FIRST APPEARANCE or
GIORGIO RONCONr
WEDNESDAY, Oct TO- asso'eo'h
ORISPINO LA COMARE.
'N' pll''p' Mss CLARA LOUISE KELLo % a..
bELLiNi' IES dieIR aHdof HoSc6si' 'V nv
THURSDAY, Oct II, Of p 10
II. TROVATORE.
BY sIGRA CARMEN POCu
AA%@os MbaE DS sATSIi- h1 STA A'O
FRIDAY, Oct IL, stspm.
FRA DIAVOLO
Tie piSeipsl ehsssssrsb By vr,,ooa
MDmE NArA nlTf s. Z &EAEzzz aSGS ousREuh
s6 ;Ra ; SfoRc iGYI RoTcoN
SATURDAY EVENING, Oct nas
and sIGSoR BARGGLL
LA SONNAMBULA
PRICES or ADMISSION as USUAL.
Tie sale q Tickets for any q the ab9ys nf II so%mtnes
se1 eS@ @s Ma.s soe No. 7 Boss si at Mssoy
Herwig's down town, Nos liz and ia Broadway
OLYMPIC THEATER.
THE GRAND SACRED coSc RI
AsSEMss5kAAG3s s 81 81 r f&'S SESI.4 Mites
TOGETHER WITH TIE scr BRILLIANT PROGRAMME
WILL .ArPEAR IN FUTURE ANNoyNcylIESTsi
cured dai y from until p M
NIBLO's GARDEN.
Lessee aud M WHEAILEr
Doors at 7. Commences ~ T.
LIVERY NIGHT AND SATURDAY ATT HEOON,
BRILLIANT SUCCESS
GORGEOUS SPECTACULAR DRAMA
THE BLACK CROOK
''Ve'',l '.GaRHT PARisiENNE BALLET IlorrEs
and NAH'N OO'''N'i FIFTY DMsEUsEs VAIN
from the principal Lt Thes,sfN
MAGNIFICENT SCENERY,
SUPERB COSTUMES.
DAZZLING ARM0Rs.
And the bewildering
TRANSFORMATION SCENF
ADHESION. 75c. Secured Dress tirf a. EesefVsd
IN Paquet. snd PaTqne, Circle 81 81 fHy Circle Ten
trance on Crosby ST., Private Boxes 80 an
Seats secured six days IN advance
SPECIAL ANNOUNCEhENT.
fimihs aud Iedonis ubu1r rs syoc
Tie great us night tld have opgounly - ssns this the
GREATEST DRAMATIC SpLCfACLE or LtE AGE,
produced exTense e
FIFTY THOUSAND DOLLAti
Mr.. Wbealcy respectfully
GRAND MA1HEE EVERY SAT fuir
COMMENCING AT / O'CLOtA.
on which occasion the prices wi be
ONE DOLLAR
90 al parts Of the house.
No charge for reserved sc,s whh occurred any es1
duvng the week.
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Professional Notices


nR. LARM0NT, SNo IT'S Broadway.
~ hsn io.A 'Medpsi ADVISE; szd antsg, 0ade," on h
Red gss,zst lSo. esssnasas ser'.ss dous ssie'ue'
RSSri. fsc tor &c, 81 %. -
~ y. THOMPSON. n. D., HYGIENE Physieian,
~: sssaA -avs-e. N. ia We.i S,T,e.9,h.st n FEW
Ale ,aeusdi,U for restoring % heehh Hygea boardag
GURGICAL HOSPITAL for the treatment ID
~ efRiCTURE. YARICoCRLE. HEhORRHOD9. FIsTULA
the Of the rev Nlscrr under exd-
,ys control 81 EDWARD II. DIXON ~ n Editor Of Tho seaps
Once bou1a ron 70 70 and 7tSB evenings, s Dr. De-
redteace, Ne AZ Fifth
TIVE GREAT CALIFORNIA WINE DEPOT!
II GuRNER Co, No 90 Cedars,a Kew.Yort.
See AdIrussnieRl 10 another column.
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