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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-10-18
GRAND OPENING

The public IN general will please take notice
that Our display Of FALL DRY GOODS VIII be
larger and more attractive than usual. We, buy
inr all goods STRICTLY FOR CASH, are at all
times enabled to sell BARGAINS; and while we
have now in stock 4 complete assortment of every
thing usually found in hrst-class store call the
PARTICULAR ATTENTION OF THE LADIES
to the following which we are offering as sfE-
CIALTIEs. and REMARKABLY CHEAP:
FRENCH ROBAUIX TWILLED POPLINS,
double widths, and beautiful silk mixtures;
TWILLED PARIS PoPLINS, most all coiors'
at only 75c. worth 81 per yard;
sorID-COL oRED ALPACA POPLINS, various
shades only soc. per yard;
STRIPED ENGLISH CARTOONS only ooc. per
yard. -.
RACK SILKS, BLACK SILKS,
BLACK SILKS,
at prices to suit all.
BLACK ALPACAS Of every price and grade
Imaginable:
EMPRESS CLOTHS and MERINOs, all colors !;
EMPRESS KID GLOVES, all shades, and really
good article, at SIPS;
GOO wards THREAD EDGING, all widths, very
cheap.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-10-18

Tone HUNG.-A colored boy named David
Crcnshaw was tried ny Judge Retts,,s court
Yesterday for the crime Of rape, and found
guilty. The penalty is death, and unlcsS
pardoned he will eXpiate his lieinous offence
on the gallows.--LNnchbrg IiryiAl0n, l5th
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WANTS TO SELL HIS BoNEs.-A Washing
ton special i'm the Richmond Fueruaaq Ne,rs
of Wednesday last announced that Secre-
tary Boutwell, had purchased this month
$6,000,000 worth Of "bones," instead of
:. bonds"; in consequence of which Mr..
Boutwell, this morning received letter from
Z. King, Sr., inquiring what was being paid
for bones in bulk, as he had 4 large lot on
hand Kdshtn1ton Star.
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r,orsonds Of other articles IN the dry goods
limo JEWEIRY. FANCY GOODS. Sc.
Hne' w JULIUS MI YER,
ooa 500 Broad street.
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a Congressional Committee ON Its
Travels.

NEW YORK, October 16.-The Congress.
sional Committee on Navigation and Ship
Building, after hearing many eminent men
here. adjourned to meet at Boston Monday.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-10-18

IN SILKS AND SATINS, SASH, BONNET,
AND BELT RIBBONS, &C.,
an abundant supply.
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INSPECTION OF TOBACCO. = Hashtngton,
October l5.-The Bureau Of Supplies OF the
Navy Department has about completed u
very necessary inspection of the tobacco
stored in the several navy-yards Of the coun-
Try, which was purchased during the war.
The last contract was made about year
ago with Il. j. Mayo, OF Richmond, va, for
Go,OO0poUnds. Itistherefore probable That
no new contract will be made for several
Years unless the inspection referred to dis
closes an unusual decay in the stock OH
hand Data IN Sun.
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CONTEMPORARIES.


TTST RECEIVED, TWENTY BAR
~ REFS CHOICE CEANBERRIr.S. FIR sale
low ". W. TRIBBETT,
&C II llt4 Maln str.c-.
NEW CONFECTlONERY.-I beg leave
y To- announce 10 my former patrons, friends,
md the public generally that have nougnt me
sr8Rh k III Il l. tEEk1 sAL0oN Of A. rIz
ZINI & CO.. corner Of Third and Main streets
mder St Alba9s i G Tnets Tt s az a MS Of
,ONFECIiONERlEs, FpRhnIN ana ~, i12iES-
TIC FRUITS, NUS. PICKLES, cohDIALs,
PEESERYED FRUITS, CANNED GOODS oil
u have also a good assortment of TOYS. which
will he sold cheap, to make room iof othcrs WHICH
will receive In few days.
II is nv Intention t. sell I'll my goods at rea-
sonable profit to all who may favor ms witha cnh,
hoping thereby, with integrity and strict attention
10 ' Esspcctf IL gam 'S rPHUMXs JXcKs9N,
Nc. 800 Main street, corner OF 1hrd.
oc 13-6t*
TUST RECEIVED AND II STORE
u 80 barrels Of new PICKLES,
$50 50 Barrels barrels . Of assorted NUTS and AL
10 boxes 1:, LEMONS;
100 half boxes RAISINS; 1890
1000 100 box boxes sARDiNES. CANNED OYs-
TIERS and LOBSTERS.
Pepper Sauce, Tomato Catsup, Worcestershire
To arrive with next steamer 1000 fresh CAN,
DIES al al descriptions. My own manufactured
CANDIES are Warranted pure and Of the best
Oualitr. keep the largest VARIETY Of CAFES ana
CANDY of any confectionery IN the city.
ZIMMER'S WORM COSFECTlO:S are TO De
kenf I'm every family. G. ZIMMER,
DC ( 1873 Main street.
C9lssaESSION MERCHANTS.
CONNOLLY 6 BASS,
COMMISSION MERCHANTS
LEAF AND MANUFACTURED TOBACCO
80. is WATER STREET,
NEW YORK.
Literal advances made on cons Igninents.
JAMES 4. CONNOLLY,
sea2n W. ALEXANDER BASS.
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SECULAR DISCOVERIES IN ARIZONA Con.-
missioner Wilson, Of the General Land
Office, has just received returns OF the sur
veg Of The township and section lines Of hVe
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Ex-Governor William Smith, Of Warren
ton, Va, will deliver the address at the
agricultural fair to be held near Lccsbur2
October 10Th. 9th. and 18th.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-10-18

Taz Decision AS TO STAND CAsKs.-The
Impression seems to have gained ground
that the decision Of Commissioner Delano
abolishing the use OF stand-casks makes IL
necessary TO throw them aside, and pro
iiht. their usc for any other purpose, ms
Is not so, as The decision merely prohbts
Inc usA Of the casks for retailing liquors
from.
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FOR GENTS AND BOYS WEAR,
a splendid assortment of Cashmere, Cloth, Doe
skin, Beaver, Melton, Satlnet, kenlucRS oeah hs,
origin,
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townships on sll,ss tsila river, in southern
Arizona, containing los So acres Of agricul-
tutal aid gfs zihe lantis, bearing evidence OF
having been Formerly Under a high state Of
cultivation for centuries, and abounding in
ruins Of elaborate and sometimes magnifi-
cent structures, together with relics Of
ebliterated races possessing considerable
knowledge of the arts and manufactures
Wdsht3aqton Star,
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A NEw LoAN.--Somc days ago your cor
respondent stated that an agent of the
Rothschilds had made his appearance in
New York to negotiate for the national
debt at the rate of four per cent. This
statement has been denied in several pa
pcrs. l am enabled to state, however. thai
the agent referred to in letter to friend
here states that his correspondence has
been with the President alone, and that by
special request, and that he has not commu-
nicated With the Secretary of the Treasury
He leaves in the steamer tomorrow to lay
the result of his correspondence before the
Rothschilds, and he believes loan can be
negotiated on the terms proposed.-Datd
an San.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-10-18

Great bargains IN BLANKETS, SHAWLSs IS
CLOAKS, and CLOAK1NG.
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TUST RECEIVED, TWENTY BAR
~ REFS CHOICE CEANBERRIf.S. For sale
low: ". W. TRfBBETT,
n, !. lIIG Main street
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OFFERINGS.
U0cGt-Whte 1, OG8 bushels. Ped, ,2+5 hrshhls-
Corn.-White, G2l bushels. Yellow. % bushels.
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To-day Treasurer Spinner viii put in cir
ruL,tiUn $4,000 in twos Of the new legal
tender uotcS, and expects TO be able to sup
riY " like amount daily thereafter until the
hank-uotc companies are ready to furnish
notes OF every denomination as required.
The Forthcoming report Of the United
states Treasurer for The last fiscal year will
Show that on June seth, 1869, the whole
alnomt Of currency OF all kinds in circula-
ton was $t7S ,035, S3S.6l. [But it will be Il
false showing. The currency in the banks
should be counted rs if III circulation.l
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-10-18

Mems and Boys UNDER SHIRTS and
DRAWERS from the cheapest to the best.
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Similar inducements are offered at our store NO.
1910 Main street. Ezekel's oldstand, where Messrs.
GUS. TuALHIMER, r. A. CHEWING, WILL
LIAM A. GARNER, and A. d. LOCKETT, will
be pleasedto sec their friends. oc IL
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-10-18

OUio AND THE FIFTEENTH AMESDMENT.-
some doubts have been expressed rs to the
status OF the men who were elected OF the
r,lvrm ticket III Hamilton county, Ohio.
4 dispatch received here yesterday after
noon says "Our legislative majority in
cIudrS the reform members in Hamilton
county. who are Republican, and will vote
tor tho fifteenth am"nGmcnt.' This inSureS
the ratification of the amendment by Ohio
IFGSh!n2Lon Star, 18Th.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-10-18

NARDOZO, ALsOP & FOURQUREAN
respectfully invite the attention Of the trade 10
their stock OF
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EVERYBODY WISHING TO BUY
Il FIRST-CLhSS DRY GOODS

IN DRESS GOODS,
a full line of handsome patterns, III III QUALITIES
and shades of latest styles.
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WOOD AND COAL.

lam prepared. fill orders at prices that cannOt
fall 10 give satisfaction. say without inas E g
tradiction and invite the trial, tbat inc Tt ~
COAL is the best coal shipped to this maixet.. 49,
All Of which most respectfully submit 70 NY
A'ii1 ""N b. WARDWELL,
sao,1n, Coal Wood, and Ice Dealer.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-10-18

FLANNELS! FLANNELS!
Plain and Twilled WHITE and COLORED
FLANNEL from CSC. upwards ~ -.
OPERA FLANNELS, plaid and plain, IN all co.,,
Tors,
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sA1EsnES: ". c. KeaD, j. H. Chenery, and
". II. Gordon.
Closed on SATURDAYS. SEES
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Also, a splendid stock of WHITE, RED, and
GRAY PLAIN aud TWILLED FLANNELs;
OPERA, PLAIN, and PLAID FLANSELs,
all cOlorS.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1869-12-31
GROVES AND EvERGRsENs.-The mr.

Groves AND EvERGRsENs.-The most in.
ieresting and valuable part of the asricul.
su!ai report for Iowa, is chat on the growing
Of timber. From some thirty counties, located
IN every section of the State, the mos, graft
fling success is reported in forming groves
from about IA dozen species Of the m0st yalu-
able trees for timber and fisewood, among
: which are the soft maple. the cotton wood, the
black and white walnut and the Lumbardy
poplar. The locust is being discarded in
consequence Of the bore., which DESTROYS the
tree when about five years old. The soft ma
Pile is a rapid grower, ana bears crowding in
groves; makes good FIRE wood and lasts well
in midsummer. There are groves Of cotton
wood seven years old in which the trees meas
ure thirty-two inches in circumference, and
thirty feet in high, and Of ten years growth
measuring fifteen inches in diameter. An ex-
pefienced grower Of trees gives the following
- valual lie, in the o:der mentioned, for arti.
fcial groves in Northern and Central Iowa
Cottonwood, Lombardy poplar. silver maple,
sugar maple, chestnut. ash, oak, hickory, elm ;.
lime. walnut, butternut and lareh. The belts
sAd groves Of timber throughout the State
afford al the required facilities to obtain seed
cuttings. ETC., and great inserrse isnsnifested
in growing timber.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1869-12-31

TBE BALL THIS EvESIho.-The citi.
sens ball to be held this evening at the
Carson Thea,er Hall, bids fair to be the
finest affair of the kind this season.
Tue bountiful preparation and the oc.
casion will call out the lovers of the
dance in fall force. Supper will be
provided by P. Cavansugh 4 Son. For
music, beside the Quadriile Band. we
are informed that Carl York from Vir.
GINA, will aid with his bupie.
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The ALARM OF FIeE, yesterday after
noon, was occasioped by an unusual
amount of smoke rising in the rear OF
;be ST. Charles Hotel. There was a
general stampede for that locality, but
no greter FIRE rhan required for domestic
service was discovered.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1869-12-31

TIE Best MADE AND Mosr PAsHx,yAsLx Cur
cioHlsd that ever came to Carson; the nicas.
ooots hats, Undertaking. hsndkerchiefs, 8 cks,
cEsvats and overcoat- ever offered for sale here
asd the ctedpesf-are now for sails at joe 6osen-
stocks. He has al,o very ch ice selec ion #
oil paintings ETC., etc; and he can sell all these
thing cheap, because he bought them cheap in
Chicago.
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LEWIS CHAPTER, Il. A. M.-The follow
viz: S. c. Wright, II. P; Chas. Martin, K:
c. n. Noteware, s.; II. Grice. C. H.; T. J.
Edwards, ?. s.; A. Waltz, Il. A. c.; Geo
d. Fryer, NJ. Sd "; jos. Plat, NJ. ID v. ;
Jacob Sheyer, NJ. LIST "; jacob Klein,
Treasurer; Alfred Helm, Secretary.
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CARSON LoDGE No. l, F. & A. M.-The
following officers have been installed: S. C.
Wright, w. NJ. J. Tobriner, S. W.; Henry
Griee, j. W; J. d. Hsmmtnl. S. D.; VIM.
Lawlor. J. D.; Benz. Edison. Secretary C.
Martin. Treasurer; N. J. SAVERS and Theo
A. Hale, Stewards; o. H. Parker, Tyler.
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Y. & T. r. r. NOTICE.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT NO
IN moFs e1curtio0ists will DO permitted on
the Constrection Trsins Il the v. 1 r. X. =. the
Company being unwilling to assume he risk o
raaspssttnG paDsngers on the cas- now m ~.
Pxreots ase requested 10 prevent their children
fron Playing abeut the srnck and cars
? ct = 't-@e H. n. YERiN0TON.
9apeEinsso1sae Y. Ip.
CaFBoa, OeA4bes -. l0o1.
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The TELEGRAPH OF2ICg has been re.
moved TO the Railroad Depot above the
Mint.
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NEW YEARs Calls. Mrs. TuAy, at
the St. Charles Hotel, will receive
calls on New Years Day, assisted by
Miss Alice Maynard and Miss Matte
Curry.
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HOLIDAY GooDs BT AUcrIoS.-Mr. C. Il. Maish
sil ofief. on this day, l O'Clock in the
Afternoon, fine lot of Holiday gsds, including
many fancy articles. jewelry, and the like, by
Aaciion- Also. another auction sale Of goods in
the evening
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1869-12-31

PRACTICAL WAicHaAKsR.- Mr. John @ Fox has
associated with Lin practical matchmaker,
whose vices are offered to tn, public at the
Carson News Depot. If
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1869-12-31

NoIIc All persons having book accounts with
r. b. hail viii please call at hi place Of bu mess
on or before the LIST of January. 1870, and settle
the same either by cash 'te. By order of
e B. RAIL,
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1869-12-31

ANOTHER EARTHoCAKB occurred about IL
o'clock night before last. The shock ~as
sufficiently severe to awaken many, and to
send the occupants Of brick buildings into
the streets
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SAN FRANcIsco, !

SAN FRANcIsco, Dec. 80.
To II. r. RIGS: Will receive bull o.
Monday next, and commence coming a.
coce. A. CURRY.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1869-12-31

The CARSON Branch MINT will com.
fneoce coming Immediately, as appears
from the following .elegraphic dispatch,
received yesterday:
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A Memoir lNDUM BOOK AND A TIME
~ Book were Lost, BY the urderstgned, %
Sunday or Monday. December 18th &C lSth either
In Empire or Carson. The audsr OF nnde,s Of he
thsuks Of the owner BY leaving then q Mr..
S'adtmullsn's In Eupirs. or as WALKERS Hotsi
IL Carson. ono. ", WHITE.
C>rson, psesabss 18th, Ites. :vs
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NoTIcE.-I will call, in earnest, on all those who
Owe me, between this date and the Let Of jan
uary, 1870. GEO. D. PkYIR
Carson, December y, 1869. I'd
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SUPREME CoURT.-The January term Of
this Court will commence or Monday next
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Arrivals at the St. Charles Hotel.
GEORGE TUFLY, PRoPRIroA
CARSON CITY December 80, 1869.
J. Conner, Genoa.
Geo. Walker, Walker River.
9. c. Batterman, Virginia.
u. M. Co:hn, Empire.
II. Gelau, Welington's Stain.
The New York herald., 1869-08-28
ADJUSTMENTS.

ADJUSTMENTS.
E'IFTH AVENUE THEATRE,
uaSsI a ,hs %an.ssmsn. of AUSusTIS DAILY.
"s street, next 10 the Fifth Avenue Hotel
MATINEE AT l. Boundiess success of the
v.-,vc.- opening and OF Roberuons
MATINEE Ara morons % scenes of iifs al q, The The
- Con.insntsi summer resorts,
- with is rare scenic tableauI,
"PLAY ssaSs. moSs ,Ss %u;as dus sS''r%s: % Tonss :.
"FLAV" ER''I1 .ns SaSEsrcsr M csa .s1sts. sES.
'rIA7" SEasssE sSEEaossssEE HSLL1sP, = PoLx,
5REANxssP9sks 5ENs9sdss, NJ ~. S1As7 S1As7
EVENING AT DAVENPORT, Hrs. g; -
EVENING At. sIksksE s4k!k!Se soehInr9F Fehls ehn.
EVENING AT over %HG.sfS: Il rs. Begins a. 4"
e.; Sos f. w.
1STa Corner and Eighth ,o,,
,...,, ES$'E$: #. SH;EE:: A; III. r.,
THE SEASON. ,AR TIE ii sS4sos Ss ,sr THE SEASON.
oGARiTA: LUCILLE WESTERN
Ez7IsEE Ez7IsEE z47Fs EyEsisS EyEsisS Il Il {
IMPOSING EsEkSTs, sEESTs,,.a ,.a,r.ux
''0e'@ ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS hSH GRAND Rkvivxi % cents
Fatherlandl
above ere.. historical drama induce the manas
.na q
Of Characters.
" taHESsSS4 WHIT SSHlsE bELiss2sS sssGs1
NEW ssssAsiSs H141s$S SSas!sArIo" SSDH.
ALL THE GREAT e srxss H,I!SS1 WILL APPEAR.
The fnest entertainment offered.
so. ONCE open during day FOR The securing of ... for
which no extra charge Il made.
TAaa44ttssEb;A a4ts BAY dana EAnabsy bSy:
IsATeTsAE 1sATsUsAE sATHsEE,, sxATTHIssEEEE,
THIS 4!f sHTSspAH' \! Two 4Me O'clock
H4ssy H.ssy sgss syss $zssy syEs syss
the e., Swimmer. in big m.rvsou. IN avat
Tank Of Real Water ON the stage In the grand theatre both
d;: sv a:,:
All The saloons and Theatre open and for
sIx SSsTiSSS EHEA!REs a. FIFTY CENTS TO ALL
INTENSE DELIGHT OF EVERYBODY
THE CHARMING PAGEANT,
QUEEN OF HEARTS:
SSSss
Tho very ssS1it;S bsisB'sn Sh4sss Fses"n
osE2sF. EE22sF.siPaE ssPEcra:Ls. e 4:
The Beautiful Ballet
SHELLS OF OCEAN,
Incomp.raby Poetic Delightful Bale. ever pro.
'0''' 'e'''S ShR h cG1ssisS sserro SCENE.
THE OLD WOMAN WHO IivEp IN A SHOE.
Delightful bit Of Pleasantly AMI Genuine Fnn.
8TETSON HOUSE AND GROUNDS, LONG BRANOH-
GIRLS OF THE PERIOD, Ballet and CROQUET CANES,
from drawings OF Hart Yanosrand the French and
English carieatursts Recalled nightly with element ap
THE CARD KINGDOM-PALAcE OF CARDs-cos.
TUNES caborately descriptive Of the tmehonored docu-
GRoTEsouE DANCE OF THE FOUR KNAvEs-rurn.
-SC SCXRNivAL or sKArING-MoE AND GOODRICH.
Boundless merriment and loud laughter.
COMIC SONG AND DANCE BY NEWCOMERS CORPS
JOLLY HARLESu RLESSs SufSapE hSi1t flGss' sY THE LAyRls
THE SYLvESTERS Ia the DIVAN and SALON DE CON.
CERT Boards Masks and Faces the Lion Head, &C., &c.
.r Astonishing and Pleasing
&C., In the CAFE AMUsANT. Truly delightful.
HARRY GURn'S marvellous performances under water
PR6fEssoR RoSERfs nHSic S,' TxBIa%Ux In ,h.
SALON DE nAoL0uE All the notable places and objects
AIn nilFfs N ALI IL TGfs as MOST A.o.s. pv.s
ing, Magnificent, Mysying and Enjoyable Performances
The New York herald., 1869-08-28

LNFTH AVENUE THEATRE
u Under the mana cement Of AUGUsT1N DAILY,
West Twenty fourth street. 10 the Fifth Avenue Hotel
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AMUSEMENTS.


OLYMPIC THEATRE
" TWO PERFORMANCES THIS DAY
LAST MATINEE BUT TWO.
LAST MATINEE BUT TWO
MATINEE AT IN EVENING At 4
MATINEE AT lx. EVRNfNn At
MATINEE AT ~. EVENING AT n
Last week but previous TO the
C1ose OF the pantomiinic season.
Last NIGHTS OF GEO. L. rOx'6
Great and popular
HICCORY DICCORY DOCK.
Last nights Of the
SENSATIONAL KIRALFY TROUPE,
Nile. HANIOLA, Brothers IMRE and BOLOSsY,
HUNGARIAN DANCE and HARVEST HOME,
Clown last week but one. George L. Fox
MATINEES Qh) WEDNESDAYS AND sArtKDAYa
ON MONDAY, SEPTEMBER g.
The favorite and Interesting drama Of
UNCLE TOMS CABIN,
which, after months Of great prepar alton,
viii positively bo pro iuced with
uNEQUALLED CAST OF CHARA CTEkS.
The New York herald., 1869-08-28

Boundless success Of the
opening and Of Robertson's
new comedy, PLAY, with
lie caustic, thrilling and hu-
morous scenes OF lie at tho
Continental summer resorts,
with its rare scenic tableaux,
| delicious music, costumes .
10 mode, the duel al rouge ct
noir, and cast, with kessrs.
=: L. DAVENPORT, GEO.
SEoRSSE' HOLLAND, ".
DAvID0E, Mrs. CLARA
JENNINGS, Miss FANNY
DAVENPORT, Mrs. q. II.
GILBERT IN THEIR
STRIKING SOCIETY CHA
RACTERS. Begins At 3;
production. n nav DramAtt0
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IOOTHS THEATRE,
ID Twenty third street, between Fifth and Sixth avenues.
FOURTH WEEK OF
MR. JOSEPH JEFFERSON,
In his worldIenowned character Of
RIP VAN WINKLE.
FOURTH RIP VAN wINKLE MATINEE,
on SATURDAY next, commencing At O'CLOCK.
With view Of accommodating the great demand for places
the box sheet win be open ,r,rv,
advance for which time seat: may be secured At The
Doors open AK. To commence Al o'clock:
The Portland daily press., 1869-07-17
Pail, Tub. Barrel, Keg, Stave,
Hoop and Chair


NYLINDER sTAvE SAWS, from in !. to feet
~ diameter; Wood Working Machinery Of every
description, Portable and Stationery Steam Engines
Machinists' Tools, Turbine Water Wheels, Shafting
&c, manufactured by the isiiEH
Bay State Machiase Company,
fti4 Newton's Lane, Fitchburg, Mass.
L. FAY THOMPB0N, A'i BYRON WHIrCoMB.
July 17-d1year Hf
The Portland daily press., 1869-07-17
Conclusive Evidence in Favor o,
HOstetter's Stomach Bitfers.

w. H. REESE, a leading druggist in Monticello
H., in letter of June 6, 1865 writes to this eect
"Having sold Hostetters Bitters for the past four
years. cannot but speak of the article as being the
best tonic and appetizer extant. During the aeue
season OF 1866, could not keep sufficient stock
on hand to supply my customers. In fact your Bit
tiers were as staple as qu;aine. learn thataphysf-
clans prescribe 1t all over the western country. In
deed great many families think they are not safe
without your Invaluable tonic"
j. *. WITHERsPooN, Esq, magistrate of Ker-
shaw County, s. C states, under date April 49, 1865
that he has used the bitters constantly In his own
family for the previous two years. He rst tried the
preparation when suffering from exhaustion produc-
ed by severe attack of fever Before the first bot
tie was finished he e1 perienced remarkable change
for the better. He had tried brandy at the outset
but found that did him more harm than good, In
one month from the time he commenced using the
Bitters his he 18th, strength and appetite were re-
stored He had recommended the article to others
in like crcun stances, and never known it to fail,
and had found it perfect specific for chils and fe
MR.. SAMUEL YOUNG, of Clarion, Pa, under date
of April 6, 1868, certifes that he was completely
cured OF one OF the most distressing attacks of dys
pepsa that ever afflicted any mortal, by three bot.
Ties of the btters after yar0us other reme had
proved powerless." Restored to perfect health, ne
thanks THAT excellent preparaton tor the result
DIR. g. M. SPENCER, of Brush Greek, Perry Co.;
Ala writing thence Feb 8, 1868, says 81 have used
your Stomach Bitters for several years in my prac-
tice and find them superior to most OF the Bitters
now prescribed by the profession generally"
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