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For the Jsspes Courier.
Obituary.

Obltu2ry'
DsEp-pf Pneumon mia, Ut the residence OF
HE sister. (Mrs. BrUner.) in Washington.
Ind. Apcl IL h. Huon H0sxiss, aged Sc
,yesrs and ons month.
We were euddsaly. bu, not aI.oe ether IN.
Iexpec,edIy. called upon {" pay the last ssd
tribute ri love and respect to UuF believes
friend. Ths closing up Of thu wound with
hich he had 90 lorg been afflicted. was the
cause Of his death. He was wounded at the
'bs.,ls Of Fredericksburg. Va, '63. snd Tor I've
and = hsH years he suffered with il. uo,il ne
weicomed death ~ y release. A though
from that csssc his lite was Que continued
sppoia,lnsnt. tho every bright hope was
crushed, amt evesy plan defeated. he bore Il
un.uurmurirgy. aud with . patience sod
cheesiuiness surprising to oil. Ito ~ss ~
sTectionste 800. kind end loving bother.
aud in The hearts Ut his friends wi long BE-
cherished the memory OF his nopI-. gehes
uus. unssi6sh nature, And o. his many acts
Of kinduess and love. Hs died without .
struggle or sigh. with = snie upon his lips,
and the beautiful face wss calm las hv' his
rest were 5ut . breathing sleep" We let;
him in the quiet aud stiffness. by HE Ao h.
ere eide. Shers The song bLds will ~srsls
their morning hymns. and the evening winds
sigh requiem over his grave. A..
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ARRrvAI.-The machinery for the
new Steam Saw Mill has arrived, and
It is expected will DO put up next
week. The engine, We understand, is
thirty.six horse power. and all Of the
machinery 10 OF the BEST and lates,
patterns. 1t 70 expected the mill will
be 10 full operation 10 two or three
weeks Go in.
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UMayor Tomppert OF Louisvills,
considering unconstitutional tho 20.
lice bill recently passed by the Ken.
tncky Legislature, investing all police
matters 10 the hands Of the Polict
Commissioners elected by tho people
has directed his Chief Of Police e
hold the station house and retain thu
present force.
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SHERIFF'S SALE.


NJ OTICEis hereby given that " viriue
~ Of . copy Of . decree, issued from the
office Of tho clerk Of the Dutois Circuit
Court. and 10 me directed, directing
me 10 make the sum Of $l52. with H..
,sress and costs, I will proceed 10 offer
for ssle al Public auction, 10 the hiahes,
bidder. for cash in hand. II the door Of the
cour, house Of Dubois county. 10 the town
Of Jssper, on
SATURDAY, May 0. 1868.
Between the hours OF 10 o'clock, A. n and
g O'Clock, p. n Of ssid day. the rents End
pvcfts for term not exceeding seven yesss
Of thu following described real estate. stu.
s'ed In Dubois county end State OF lndisns
to.Hits
~hs south ssss quss,er Of The south wes,
quarter except four acres In the south west
oovasr thereof. and also the south west quar-
ies Of the south esst quarter. oil in section
lumber thirteen, town number one. south
|vsnge number Ave west.
Aud on failure 10 realise the full smounl
LOT principal, interest and costs called for By
!ssid decree, I will st the ssme time and
plsce, and II like maanss, cell the fee elm.
Iple q said real sststs'
Taken In execution % The property Of
Adam Geyer and Maria Gsysr, :, The ssi, o.
John p Klingsl, Exseutov u the estate Of
0ebhstd Rsiiing, deed. a N.Aem
\ Said sale will bs made without sny relic
Whatever from the valustion o. sppraisnsn
llsws.
!, HExRy MAuNTEL. Sheriff D. 9.
J CT B CAHa, Att'y
! April II le6S-3w
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The indianapolis Herald change

The indianapolis llerald changed
hands last week. Late Devlin, Esq,
retiring and r. j. Bright mounting
the tripod, and changing the name to
Sentinel" We preferred the name
of Herald, as it apparently cleared :he
establishment Of any connection with
the many foibles and mistakes made
BY the old management OF the Senti-
mel, and which so injured the party,
and lost the Democrats the control OF the
State. But ''rose BY any other name
would smell az sweet" and we shall
not tault the name il Nr. Bright shall
only succeed in making "a good = pa.
per as did Mr.. Devlin, and shall be
able to keep the central organ as clear
Of extreme ultraisns as the Herald
has been. We wish hun snccess. The
Democracy Of this county should i'm
mediately send the Sentinel a large
club OF subscribers.
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$1,000 BEWARE.

Will BE- paid 10 any person who will prove
that sny other concern sell WESs Corrou
CtoTR, pREss PA-rERss. PAST Patterns.
6EwIso MACHINES. WArcaEs, Day Ann
FAscv 0oops. &C., a. good and cheap % the
undsvsigned. bend 10 censs for Patent Pen
Fosatsir, end GET . clip describing al o..
ticIo il our Dollar Sale. or send Ia. clubs oil
from 80 10 100 q 10 CITE each 5000 more
male than female sgen,s wanted Simple,
and oivculsss mailed free. EASTMAN 4
KENDALL. IS Hanover 81. Bos,ou. Nsss
Apr II u
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IN BANKRUPTCY.
Distric, Of Indians. %:

District Of Indians, %:
Al New Albany the Sd day Of April, 1868.
THE Undersigned hereby gives notice Of
y bic appointment - assignee Of Samuel
w. Winineev, Of the county of Dubois. and
Stste Of Indiana. within ssid District, who
he's been sdjudged . nsnksVpt, upon biz
own petition BY the Dis'ric, Couv, Of said
District. ISAAC p. SMITH.
ApviI 10. 80. 3w Assignee.
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~The Arkansas Legislature has
adopted the fourteenth amendment Ia
the Constitution Of the United States,
and B. F. Rice and r Mcdonald have
been elected United States Senators
The whole Congressional and Scna.
torial delegation will at once proceed
to Washington.
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SURVEY NOTICE.

TIE undsrsigosd will ppoessd with the
= County Busvsyov Of Dubois County. on
the 9Th Day Of April. 1859. 10 run The lires
and determine the bou ndsries Of Section No.
80 Town ] north range 5 west. and Sec No
IS Town ! north range & wet.
The intermediate Itaes will slso Be run
'ud the cosnsse thereof established. PET.
sons Interested will please DO present
April 10 GS-3 j. ScuNAEE.
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UThe Visible Admix'nre bill has
passed both Houses OF the Ohio Legis.
Iature, and Is now law. 1t prohib.
its persons with any mixture Of negro
blood from voting.
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Pike County News.
The Election 10 Dwell passed of peace,
ably. M. Joseph Walter was elected BuI
Of the town. the race being holly contested
lie was elected BY the large m,jori,y Of ons
vote. He 10 worthy Of the place. and HI
took the ,ess oath last week, viz: that h.
would be ller for fifteen minutes Of . time
without getting out OF breath. Nelson Has
kins ives elscted horse OF the town; he |,
slso worthy Of the place.
Dwell, Indlsns. E. A.
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PIKE CouNrY.-The election 10 this
county rosultsd in . Democratic tri
umph. The Democrals carried The
county by one hundred majority
This 10 . gain.
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PARTICULAR NOTICE.
To whom il may Concern.

|vuNHK undersiRn sd j. now making arrange
i men,s TO leave Jseper in the Spring Tor
Europe. end therefore no:i6es oil pe,soas
who are indebted 10 him, that ibry N,us' eel.
tie their T. deb'santss by the Let OF NAV ;.
1868. OF their accounts Will he placed in The
hs nds Of officers Tor rollrciipn. a. he 10 de-.
sirous Of se,lIing up his businesS before he.
leaves.
His e'ock Of Dry 0oods, Cio,hine. Gro.
|ccries, Notions, &c, 10 for sale very cheap,
and will be velailed q coM and carriage for
|cssh. JOSEPH EGG.
Feb IA Gail
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Martin Go. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES and
Representative

16ttlQ W. VOuVcutAo1O0O0 euu
Representative
The Democracy of Martin County
met in Mass Convention at Dover
Hill, on Wednesday, OF last week.
Hon. G. S. Dobbins was Chairman,
aud II. A. Peed, Secretary. Hon.
Thos. X. Cobb, done the speechifying.
The ticket nominated at the primary
election was endorsed, and the follow.
ing among other resolutions, adopted:
Resolved. Tha. we hereby iusis. and do.
msnd % right that the congressional con.
vsn,ion for the and district b held a. some
central point. snd respectfully suggest Or.
leans. 10 Orange county. ss our choice.
Resolved, That We recommend TO the
Democracy Of Dubois end Pike Counties.
William H. Montgomery. % . suitable per.
son to represent ssid counties and Martin
in the State Senate; end ,hs. we pledge him
the hearty supper. Of the united Democracy
OF Martin County.
Received, That the Democracy Of Mar.
vim county, in convention assembled, 70.
posing full confidence in the integrity and
ability Of Hon. A. Inmsn. the present rep
ressntativs in the State Legislature. end do
hereby express our preference for him for
denomination for tho same Office, for tho
dis,rct composed Of the counties Of Marin
and Dubois.
We are glad that the Democracy
Of Martin have spoken thus freely on
the subject OF their preference for can
didates, but We might suggest that,
in this Representative District. q little
appreciation Of what, under the cir
cumstances, may be considered q fair
division Of the offices, would not be
detrimental to their interests in the
future. As far as the gentlemen they
have proposed for candidates for Rep
resentative and Senator in the State
Legislature are concerned, We know
Of nothing against them, and would
not be considered az opposing either
Of them, but then for the county cast.
ing the smallest number of votes 10
want to furnish all the candidates, We
are fearful exhibits rather an I'M.
healthy greed after Office. We won
der that they did not express pref
erence az to who should be the Clerk,
Sheriff, Commissioner, &C., OF this
County, while their hand was in se.
lecting officers for us to vote for. We
can't ''seo it in that light" gentlemen.
Not exactly! As Martin County had
a Senator whose officisl term OF Office
has not expired, We will cheerfully &C.
ccpt and support Mr.. Montgomery,
whom they have proposed. and we
shall expect 40 cheerful and prompt
an acquiescence by them, 10 the sup.
port Of whoever may be the choice Of
tho Democratic Con vention Of Dubois
County for Representative.
IMrEAcHMExr.-Thc evidence in the
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&9Amn1SBROs
On the 21st inst. by Esq Guck-s, Mr..
JsssE F. EvASs TO Mise SARAH 4. w. PAD.
GET, oil Of this county. ut
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~The delegates from Martir
county to the Congressional conven
Ition. were instructed to cast their votel
Tor Hon. n. g. Kerr, for Congress.
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For Govern"r.
THOMAS A. HENDRICKS, Of Marion.
For Lieu'ensrt Governor.
ALFRED EDGERTON. Of Allen.
For Secretary OF State,
REUBEN e. klSE, o. Boone.
For Auditor OF State,
JOSEPH v. BEMUSDAFFER, Of Franklin
For Treasurer Of Safe.
JAMES b. RYAN, Of Marion.
For Clerk OF Supreme Court.
NOAH s. AROSE, Of Case.
For Reporter Of Supreme Court.
N. A. 0. PACKARD II Marshall.
Yor Superintendent OF Public Instruction
JOHN r. PHILLIPS, Of Dsviess.
For Attorney General,
SOLOMON CLAfPOOL, Of Pu'nsm.
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OY HENRY II. LEEDS MINER.
d HENRY II. LEEDS, AUCrIONEER.
GREAT SALE OF HOLIDAY GOODS.
HENRY II. LEEDS MINER will sell BY auction, on
Wednesday and Thursday. December 10 and ~ at their
saesroom No. a3 Liberty street, the entire stock OF
LA PETITE MASON DE nERVFlLLE,
convenience of sae consisting Of Dolls dressed
undressed Toys Games Gilt and black walnut Frames,
French Pase Partcut Brackets Baskets Cutlery Flags
..utre ae
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4 uorIoN SALE OF ELEGANT HOUSEHOLD FuRNI-


d HENRY H. LEEDS, Auctionecr.
NJ wv; S%Es, EsssIsysr and Trustee -,
"''A0' NONE MoN6AY DEC !, At ioh O'CLOCK AM,
psaosS s faRHaEps :sa ss.
aiOnss, exhibition a. ne store nr.,
r. s: N;
"A, Il IS SS ssi
Of 1 as o zsb s %
sS! II i's'E;;
i: Us $si5s ri Ss fGssHTs sTzH Ssa
hs ss u s ea
'tsssw Sumssr u FINE CABINET PAINTINGS and NO
KSShSFsTs TIE ia HET5 I N s ! nH S
EASES aSa re- T. viii e .oa on a
9S s ss 81:
country.
Very r''Ylf ssHSy H. LEEDS MINER.
The goods now on Exhibition, as above, until time Of
81 HENRY h Il kEE II fr SINEs ka,,,o,..,
On Wednesday and Thursday, 10th and 18th Dec, at ~
,'ciock each evening" at the
Nos sl7 sls Broadway southwest corner of Twelfth
street private collection Of fine 81 P.sn!ng. the Of
artists; hIsh FissaIe.
Works painted order FOR dc ri..sS, owner
r Heels Fih s!fS sS6w,
FlS j, H HASfE tASps i. (, ny
S Ssss; ST }B5 ;iss,' ssf$s,'SS: ss,,;s.
q brown, en-. Mecord, Hamilton.
x% Nb I,sr s sa sh0''s' kS. nf EIson
:d ,sns.uo Rossl's l. ca1mi ss%%sr
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CT CHARLES HOTEL, BROADWAY AND BLEECKER
= European psn--Good Rooms frat foor for famie
and single gentlemen, At moderate prices.
GEO, s, LELAND, Proprietor
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NV
MR.. LESTER WALLACK
VIII make his first appearance In twelve month"; on
MONDAY EVENING, DECEMBER IL
The plays presented on this occasion viii be the petite
comedy first time here) of r
TWO CAN PLAY AT THAT GAME,
and Plancho'a charming comedy,
Tuesday, l5th-l Frat time in i've yearsl-Morton's
SPEED THE PLOUGH.
"WEDNESDAY, I6th-THE CAPTAIN OF THE WATCH
and WOODCOCK'S LITTLE GAME.
THURSDAY, l7th-TWO CAN PLAY AT THAT CANE
and THE FOLLIES OF A NIGHT.
FRIDAY, 16th-THE CAPTAIN OF THE WATCH and
WOODCOCKS LITTLE GAME.
SATURDAY, 18th SPEED THE PLOUGH.
In active preparation, Skakspeare's
MUCH ADO ABOUT NOTHING.
Box book for Mr. Lester WslAck's nights Open
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NEW ENGLAND HOTEL, CORNER BOWERY AND
IN Bayard street. tho European pan.-2O0 Rooms for
gentlemen only Lodgings Doc. to &c., weekly 10 to g.
Opcn MI night.
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BALL OF THE
NINTH INFANTRY NATIONAL GUARD
Estate OF New York;,
AT THE ACADEMY OF MUSIC,

NINTH INFANTRY NATIONAL GUARD
u,. At .as' .A'ss sp SsT t 81 sgy,c,, -,
Tickets ss admitting gentleman and two ladies; extra Ia
The tickets are limited and can only be procured through
Colonel John Il. Wilcox 1853 Chatham street and II Park
ieaienan, Colonel Charles r. Braine, q Cedar street.
Surgeon Howard Pnhnsy, q East Forsyars. street.
99:n sssrts JORDAN H' & . GsS,s ssss
So%%:.ssy hso &, Bra ass No Broad street
Escoon,i Ssarsa stree.
5 5s :ns: Hsssss ~ q WIN. ss street
CAPT T yoSa Davis 81 s ss Axsnrs NJ H
Cart. Henry IS BROOKS, s!IroadwAy.
Cart E$ Ssa WAst g s:s.%s' street.
Ssppt. xiss. .: Davis, custom House.
Cart Arthur sasI sIbs Lane iSa g 2, s,:,
Lieut.. Robert q Courtney, biseiow csipc, Company,
.s Ssss,s j s Ssss 4 sssss.sy, so.a
Lieut. sssS s's% 4 ssss;y iiIss
ts"s ssnn sS Ss::sy NJ Pine :ss,
Lieut. k:" S Esss csy My sa Y ssrs william street.
H E.s James = w is' b . s' No. w.
Sergeant WIN, }; Close No, Chatham square.
Sergeant b.sd Tss5s Broad sssE.s .s street
Wilbur in5y fE ss TX a Es. : street
Corpora fGen a Hsn ss ses
Corporal James I. y Cunning, ~ Broadway;
Private Monehoro Isaacs ia West Thirteenth street
Private Horace n. Russ, 4S Pine street, room No.
L,lREMEN's HALL
r The foreth annual ball In aid of the widows' and
Orphans Fund OF the late New York Volunteer Fire Depart
ment at the ..-....
s S3sRs tyEsNS i fs.dsa 10 s stree.
5os VISTA ssereisry No. sSiD %sm
cs 70 james nna wsnmSn % on ~
uop-TnE USUAL HOP WILL TAKE. PLACE AT
Ill Martins Mansion House, Saitcrsgic N j. on Monday
evening merit 0ood music and lively time.
NEPTUNE CLUB--ANNuAL BALL, FERRERO's
IN Apollo Hall, Thursday evening Dec II, 1885, Tickets,
ST. Can the Astor House. Fifth Avenue Hotel,
Hoffman House ana Taycrs HOTEL Jersey City At The
door on the evening OF the ball .
Hxrsv SUMMONS sscrs,srr.
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ADIU9RMKNT6s
DOWERY THEATRE.
ID IMMENSE NOVELTIES.
First night OF the peoples favortteI
MSS FANNY HERRING.
The Champion OF the World,
THE GREAT MCCARTHY.
Comedian, Vocalist and Jig Dancer
TIE BUTLER BALLET TROUPE.
ALADDIN, The Great MCCARTHY.
The Wonderful Lamp. SonQs ana Dances.
Aladdin. Miss Herring Comic Ballet,
KasrAc. b. N. Butler VILLAGE BARBER.
MATINEE EVERY SATURDAY.
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AMUsEBIBNTs.

DOOTHB THEATRE,
ID Twenythrd street, between Firth and Sixth avsnuss
CARD-Ths management would respectfully announce that
notice win given Of the opening OF this theatre
win Be presented the Fourth Booth Grand Revival Of
ROMEO AND JULIET,
from the original Of Shakespeare and not the 0arck
sion OF the ordinary with new and magnificent scenery
elegant historically costumes properties AC
:. HENRY MAGONIGLE. Business Manager
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NEW YORK CIRCUS.
~ Foarteenth street, opposite Academy a Music
L. B. Director
MATINEES AT ~,
WEDNESDAY, AND SATURDAY.
EVERY NIGHT AT 3.
A BRILLIANT PROGRAMME OF
EXCITING ARENIO PERFORMANCES
the -FOUR QUARTERS OF THE uLOBE
On, EUROPE ASIA, AFRICA AND AMERICA.
~ BAREBACK EQUITATI0N,
By NILE. CAROLINE ROLAND
-, THE MELVILLE FAMILY
~ CLASSIC GYMNASTIC GROUPINGS
SIlCkNEY'S GREAT PRINCIPAL ACT
TERRIFIC BALTOUTE LEAPS,
ALL THE LEADING ARTISTS
IN THEIR MOST ASTONISHING FEATS
HIGHLY TRAINED HORSka
ACTIN DOGS AND EDUCATRD IUJR2
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(NLlNTON PLACE HOUSE ION EUROPEAN PLAN),
" 75s Broadway OF Eighth strceR0oms suits,
for families and single gentlemen, at moderate rates
OWENS h HERBERT.
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SUMMIT HOTEL, s. BOwERy, CORNER OF CANAL
- streeNew house, elegantly furnished Rooms for sin
gle gentlemen by the day or week.
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HOTELS.

REUNION HOTEL ON THE !EUROPEAN PLAN,
"A. Forysecond street, between Fourth and Lexington
for families and single gentlemen Restaurant best and
cheapest In the city. j. A. ROBINSON, Proprietor.
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WALL HOUSE, wILLIAMSBURGs-REPAIN AM
w RENTED only thirty minutes from Broadway, New Yorl
persons With superior Rooms for n
winter at materially reduced prices.
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NEPTUNE CLCB.--ANNUAL BALL, FERRERO's
IN Apollo Hail. Thursday evening, Dec H. 1855 Tickets
s. Can be had at the Asor House, Fifth Avenue Hotel,
Hoffman House and Taylcrs HOTEL Jersey City, at The
door on the evening OF the ball .
axrsv SIMMONS. Secretary.
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NTEW YORK THEATRE
SOPHIE.
woRRELL SISTERS. IRENE. woRRELL SISTERS.
JENNIE
New Burlesque. BARRIE BLEUE; New Burlesqus.
or, THE WHITE GENT WITH THE AZURE CHIN.
IN ENGLISH. BLUE-BEARD. IN ENGLISH.
New Scenery, New Costumes, New Witicsms.
SOPHIE.
WORRELL SISTERS. IRENE. WORRELL SISTERS.
JENNIE.
NOTICE.
RETURN TO THE USUAL PRICES OF ADMISSION.
Adrnisson-Parquet Dress Circle so cents
Reserved Seats In Parque Dress Circle. rs cents.
Orchestra and Balcony Reserved Chairs. 81
At O'Clock, HALF PRICE 10 ORCHESTRA.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-12-13

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Is. Tickets 81 large orchestra win perform newe
French music.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-12-13

uop.-TnE USUAL. HOP WILL TAKE PLACE AT
III Martins Mansion House, Salcrssic NJ j. on Monday
evening merit Uood music and lively lime.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-12-13

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III THE NEW AND SPLENDID sCENEY, &C., a. foows:-
VICTORIA RAILWAY STATION,
A GAMBLING HOUSE,
TEMPLE BAR,
BLACKFRIARS BY NIGHT,
VILLA OF LILACS,
GREEN DRAWING ROOM,
CONCERT HALL IN LONDON,
UNDERGROUND RAILROAD,
STARTLING MECHANICAL EFFECTS, &c.
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SEATS SECURED SIX DAYS IN ADVANCE.