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Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1869-10-12

The first days proceedings of the General As
sembly of Virginia will be found on the first
page of this issue.
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Y Office of the Circuit for Augusta County,
the 4th day Of October, 1869,
AGAINST -..-.- .t...
Jonas Bowman, e. w. McCutchen, Sheriff OF
Augusta County, and as such, Admir- of N. Cole
man, Sen'r, n. Coleman, Jr.. Walter B. Dick
and William r. Harmer and Caroline NJ. his
wife, Cross-suit,
IN CHANCERY.
The object Of this suit is to ltgate the rig hit of
the Defendants Bowman to subject to sale the
real estate of the Plaintiff in the County of Au-
gusta undera pretended vendors lien or mort
gage.
The Defendants, Jonas Bowman, N. Coleman.
Jr, Walter B. Dick and William R. Harmer
and Caroline NJ. his wife, not having entered their
appearance, and it appearing by satisfactory evil
dence that they not residents of this Com
monwealth: 1t is ordered that they do appear
here within one month after due publication of
this notice, and do what is necessary to protect
their interest. Copy-Teste,
+. d. SEARS, Gle
CHRISTIAN & BALDWIN, p. q.
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RICHARDSON & WHEAT call attention to their
large stock of family groceries and beg their pat
rons and friends generally to give them call,
promising to sell every article at the lowest cash
price
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COMMISSIONERS SALEOF

" ABLE WATER POWER, CALLED
THE GORGE PROPERTY" ON SOUTH
RIVER, NEAR WAYNESBORO, WITH
VALUABLE LANDS.
By virtue of decree of the circuit court Of
Augusta county, rendered on the 10Th day Of
January, 1869, in the causes of ''Gallaher, VS..
Patterson and others and Patterson Admin
istrator and others, VS.. Patterson's heirs and
Others" the undersigned Commissioners will pro-
coed on the premises on SATURDAY, OCTO-
Der, the Both, 1859, at II O clock M. to sell at
public auction to the highest bidder, the follow
ing valuable real estate, to wit: H-
lst The Forge property on South River II
miles above Waynesboro', consisting of about rs
acres of land with dwelling house and outhouses,
the Forge buildings and fixtures The water
power is one of the best on the river, the dam is
in good order. This property is very desirable
for manufacturing PURPOSES.
End. Three several tracts of mountain lands
supposed to be valuable for timber and minerals,
lying near by, containing about 2221 acres more
or less, consisting of three tracts, of 1926 acres,
805 acres, and 400 acres
TERMS OF SALE.-Cash in hand to defray
costs ofSae and of said suits, and the residue up
on credits of 6, Is, and 80 months hearing inter-
est, for which bonds with approved security will
be required, and the title retained as ultimate
security. N. K. TROUT,
II. NJ. BELL,
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See advertisement of Jas. W. Crawford about
stray cattle.
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EStr0lES.

ESTRAYED CATTLE.-Ten head of two
"a year old cattle which the subscriber had
ranging in the mountain near Buffalo Gap have
either estrayed or been driven Off Most all of
them have a crop off the right ear-there may be
few that have not this mark. ~:
Mostly red with white spots,
Any information which will lead to their re-
covery will be handsomely rewarded.
Address s.f VIM. HI. LANCE, t-1
oct5-tf m Deerfeld, Augusta county.
CTRAYED from me in May last, five young
- cattIe--three heifers, l and 2 years old, one
white steer-all marked with hole in left ear;
one calf, months old marked with hole in the
left ear, and crop off the right. Any informa-
ton concerning them will be thankfully received
by ~ ANNE GROVE,
oct5-2ta t-s near Waynesboro
STRAYED.-A small light red COW, small
- head short straight horns, and white spot on
left side She is the property of Captain 4. w.
Bayley, and was purchased by him OF Judge II.
W. Shelley. Amy one knowing her whereabouts
will please notify II. KER, of II. Ker & Bro.
aug3l-tf .a
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MNSicNZ.
NvHE CANTATA

"Haymakers."
Will be given by the Staunton Musical Associa-
ton, on Wednesday night, the 18th inst, at the
Chapel of the Institution for the d. d. & Blind.
Librettos will be distributed in the hall on the
night of the Concert. '. a5 .-+ s..
Tickets so cents-to be had at the drug stores
and at the door. sa.. r. III. GUY
oc5-N Secretary.
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StOLe21.
sTOLEN--s4O REWARD.

HORSES STOLEN---SAO KEW AKD.
I'll On the night of the 10th inst, two mares
we're stolen in theneighborhooh of Stuart's Draft
in Augusta county. One the property of John
E. Harris, and the other that of VIM. b. Kremer.
Mr.. Harris mare was light sorrel, y years old,
part of left fore leg above the knee, caused by a
Kick, and two saddle scalds on left side of back,
thick withers,, name rubbed off by collar, and
small lump on right shoulder:
MIR. Kremer's mare was dark bay or brewn,
between 6 and years old, 154 or 16 hands high,
heavy set, in good order little white on one hind
loot, little lump on back caused by saddle.
A reward of $40 each will be given for the re-
covery Of one or both of them, or for such infor.
nation as will lead to their recovery. rf
JOHN E. HARRIS.
5. aug24-tf WIN. B. KREMER. t.
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BUILDING LOTS for

~ sale at Public Auction.-We will sell at
public auction on SATURDAY, the Both day of
October. 1869, in front of the Courthouse in the
town OF Staunton, seven very desirable building
lots, containing each about two acres, situated
near Staunton, on the c. s. o. r. r., adjoining
the nursery of Wheat and Tannehill-the same
being portion of the steam distillery property
Terms SO much in hand as will paw costs of
suit and sale, and the remainder in three equal
nstalments, payable in one two and three wears
with interest from the date of sale-the purcha-
ser giving bond and approved security, and the
title to be retained as ultimate security.
Plats of the premises may be seen at our Office.
oct5-4t SHEFFEY & BUMGARDNER
commissioners Sale of Landry
v virtue of decree of the Circuit Court of
Augusta County, and of the consent of the par
ties Interested we will, on SATURDAY, THE
18TH DAY OF OCTOBER, 1869, sell, on the
premises that valuable tract of land lying on the
North branch of Naked Creek, containing 1ISa
acres, near Centerville formerly the property
of Jacob Craun, deceased. The land is of good
quality, well watered in every field, with plenty
of timber-ten acres of meadow and fourteen adj
ditlonal acres may be made meadow. The i'm
provements are a comfortable dwelling house.
barn and necessary out-buildings; and near the
house IS an excellent spring, walled in and we'll
cemented TERMS Cash in hand to pay costs
of suit and sale; one-third Of the residue to be
paid on the lst day of April, 1870, and the bal
ance in three equal annual payments with inter-
est from the day of sale. Bonds with good Sc
curlty to be given by the purchaser and the title
retained as ultimate security.
GEO. CRAUN and CYRUS II. SNAPP,
. SoCI4-tQS commissioners
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4 L A MEETING of Directors of Western
N Lunatlc Asylum, held August 18th, 1869
it being made known that there are frequent
trespasses committed on the grounds of the Asy-
lum and damage done to the property, it is or
dered that the Physician and Superintendent
give notice through the newspapers of the town
of Staunton, and in such other manner as they
may think proper, forewarning persons from so
trespassing, and will, if persisted in, enforce the
law against such offenders. ,-.'
Copy-teste, n. X. TROUT,
sep7-2m Clerk Of the Board.
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4 SERIOUS ACCIDENT.-About 3 o'clock, on
Sunday afternoon last, Mr.. Peter Schmitt, silt
ver-smith of this place, hired horse at the liv
cry stable of Ned Burke. The horse refused to
leave the stable after being mounted, and when
urged by the application of the whip to do so, he
reared up and fell backward, down hill, falling
upon and crushing the rider to such degree that
for some time it was thought he was in dying
condition After awhile he revived, and was
hauled home in a spring wagon. His condition
is still precarious.
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CHARTER PERPETUAL.
HOME COMPANY.
Chartered by Legislature of Virginia,
December 18th, 1865.
OFFICERS: (
FOR LIFE INSURANCE ONLY.

Maj. Fl. NJ. BELL, President
OFFICERS: WIN. II. TAMs, Secretary.
DR.. B. B. DoNAGHE,
Chief Medical Examiner.
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Fertilizers.

gEvO WHEAT GROWERS.
Il & Our Descriptive Priced
List Of choice Seed Wheat is issued and will be
mailed FREE to any one desiring it on receipt OF
address. We offer selection Of very superior
varieties and very prime article of pure, clear
seeds. EDW'D j. EVANS s. Co, t1ct
Nurserymen and Seedsmen York, Pa.
sep7-7t
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vEVO Bird Hunters and all either
vEreSUaSSpESs-IAK E NQTIGE

4 TreSpaSSerS.-TAKE NOTICE.
For several years, Blrd-hunters and other
trespassers have been committing depreciation up
on our premises, by killing the birds, which we
consider valuable to all farmers, by laying down
fences. letting out our stock, injuring our grow
an otn s by oab S0o5
houses. We are determined to put Stop to it,
ifpossible, and we hereby give notice to all con-
cerned that. hereafter, all persons who are found
trespassing on our respective premises either
shooting BIRDS or game of any kind, taking fruit,
or in any manner whatever. may expect the
law to be strictly enforced without respect to per-
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COMMISSIONERS SALEOF BULL

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF BUILD
u ING LOTS.-By virtue OF decree OF the
Circuit Court of Augusta County, and by con-
sent of parties in the case of a. 1. Gray, &c. VS..
Thomas Heyden | will proceed on
SATURDAY., OCTOBER 23rd, 1859,
in front of the Courthouse in Staunton, to sell
the parcel of land in the proceedings mentioned,
fronting on Winchester street extended on the
Northwest, and the Institution road on the South
West and nearly opposite the premises of Mr..
Pike Powers.
1t will be sold in lots of about one-quarter acre
each, according to plat and survey which may
be seen at the Office of Messrs. Shelley Il Bum
gardner, counsel for defendant Heyden. Twen-
ty lots Will be sold fronting on two new AZ feet
streets, and on Winchester street and the Inst-
tuition road, and with a water privilege guaran-
teed to each lot. On one Of these lots there is a
comfortable dwelling house. The plat will be
shown on the day of sale.
Terms-Cash in hand to pay costs of suit and
sale and the balance IN equal instalments at six,
twelve eighteen, twenty-four and thirty months,
with interest from the day of sale; bonds with
good security to be given by the purchasers and
the title to be retained as ultimate security.
sep20-tds JOHN B BALD WIN Com'r.
SALE.-At the request of
4 Mr. J. A Hefelfnger, and by virtue Of a
deed of trust executed tome by him, on the 9th
day of November, 1867, and for the payment of
his rent will proceed at the augusta Springs,
on TU ESDAY, OCTOBER 18TH, 1869, to sell
the following amongst other property, to wit:
? Horses H s Cows IS Hogs, 8 Sheep, l Wagon
harness for horses, single buggy and harness,
and large amount of cottage and dining room
furniture consisting of beds and bedding, tables,
chairs, china ware, &c.
Terms-For stock a credit of 60 days, and for
other articles credit of four months for well en-
dOrsed negotiable notes, for amount over 500.
Sale to commence at II O clock. A NJ
sep28-tds II. NJ. BELL, Trustee.
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TvILE DRAENAGE.-Speci of Tiles,
Estimates OF Cost per acre, and Drainage
Maps may be seen at my office, in Court House
yard. WIN. A. PRATT
! Architect, Engineer and Surveyor.
mar2-tdecl5
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RECEPTION OF BALTIMORE CITY COUNCIL.

IN COUNCIL FOR THE Town OF nTAUNToN, I
October 9th, 1869.
On motion Of Mr.. Herr the following resolu-
ton was adopted:
Resotued That the following named gentlemen
be regafted BY this CouEe to act in eSiunof
the Common Council of the City of Baltimore,
who have been invited by this Council to visit
our town during the Augusta County Fair:
Hon. FL. W: Shefey; Col. Bolivar Christian,
yey Efinger, Esq, B. 7. Bagby, VIM B. Kay
ser, Esq, Hon. David Fultz, A. M: Bruce, VIM.
II. Tams, John B. Evans, Gen. John Echols, E.
M. Taylor, James G. Marquis, Rev. DR.. Sears
Stribljng
EXECUTIVE CeMMITTEE-Col. Bolivar Chris
tan, N K. Troht. ESQ., VIM. FL. Tams, James
G. Marquis,
A Copy-Teste.
JAMES F. PATTERSON. Clerk.
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IL my farm lying ON the waters of Naked
Creek, in Augusta county, adjoining the lands OF
Cyrus Brown, d. MEL Craun, and others There
is a comfortable dwelling house, barn, corn crib,
fine water in the yard, and three orchards of Sc
lect fruit. l suppose further description is un-
necessary, as those wishing to purchase will ex-
anime the land for themselves There are $50
acres in the tract A. CTTRRY
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Legal Notices.

NIRGaNAA:- AT Rules held in the Clerk
Y Office of the Circuit for Augusta County,
the 4th day Of October, 1869,
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Messrs. P. B. HoGE & BRo.-Agents, sc.
GENTLEMEN:-On behalf of the Augusta
County Fair 1 have the pleasure to acknowledge
Hagerstown Agricultural Implement Company,
manifested in the donation of one of their ad
mirable Horse Rakes for the benefit of our Fair
Our thanks are due to you for the handsome
manner in which you have carried out the llber-
al views Of your company.
Yours truly, JOHN b. BALDWIN.
s- Pres Augusta County Fair,
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A TTENTION, HOUSEKEEPERS.-
n Both in the city and in the Country En-
close me Two Three Cent Stamps, and will fur
nish you information that will beworth from $50
to $50 year to you. No humbug. | am Vir-
ginian. l. L. HIIE,
Arlington Depot, P. o.,
sep28-sm Nelson county, Va.
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DIRECTORS
GOOD AGENTS WAN

Call and examine its merits before Insuring.
GOOD AGENTS WANTED.
Address Rev R. Fl. PHILLIPS, Gen'l Agent,
Lock Box 24I, Staunton, Va.
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STAUNToN, Va, Oct. 8, 1885,
CeI. John B. BALDWIN, President Augusta
County Fair.-DEAR SIR As the A gents of the
"'Hagerstowh Agricultural Implement Manu-
featuring Company" and by direction of the
said Company, we have the pleasure of tender
ing to you one of their unrvaled Horse Rakes,
and to request your acceptance of same for the
benefit of the Corporation of which you are the
President.
With an expression of the hope that the Fair
NAV continue to be as eminently successful in
the future as it has been in the past.
We are, very respectfully,
p B. HOGE s. BRO,
ron+c For Horarctovup A orr nDlt Go
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FAIR IN MoNTANA-We are indebted to our
friend J. N. Rens for copy of the Rules and
Regulations, Programme, and List of Premiums
of the Second Annual Fair of the Montana Ag
ricultural Mechanical and Mineral Association
~sgAich commenced at Helena, Montana, on the
27an of September and continued the entire week.
a afty thousand dollar gold bar was on exhi-
bition. --
The want Of the auriferous in this section pre-
sents an effectual bar against exhibiting such
bar Of gold at our County Fair.
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WINE FROM THE WINE-PLANT.-We have
been presented by Mr.. James FL. Callison of this
county with bottle of wine manufactured by
him from the wine-plant. To our mrpractised
taste, it seems to be very good. We suppose that
he will have some of it on exhibition at our
County Fair when our respected coafreres, j. j.
Lafferty of the Lexington Gazette. and John 81.
Wartman of the Rockingham Register, who are
two of the five judges selected for their special
qualifications to decide upon the merits Of the
specimens of Tobacco, Vine and Liquors" ex-
Inhibited at the Fair and to award premiums for
the same, will have an opportunity to determine
its quality. These are gentlemen of fine taste and
we will abide their better judgment, confidently
believing meanwhile that they will declare this
wine Uery good. 1
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ESOas SALE-A No Piano-good as new
4 for sale on good terms. Apply to-
LARA & TIMBERLAKE,
oCt5-4t Tobacco Factory.
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BACON I've have in store lot of prime
ID COUNTRY BACON, very choice, which
we are selling at a very small advance on cost.
sep2S-4t BAKER BROS.
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SALES AT AUCTION.
GREAT SALE OF CITY LOTS.
ONE ENTIRE BLOCK.
ONE ENTIRE BLOCK.
In plots Of one more lots,
wm be sold ut auction BY JAMES NJ. MILLER.
Al the Exchange salesroom. Ill broadway.
WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 10
AT u O'CLOCK.
This property. which desraby located, bounded
by the
SEVENTH AVENUE BOULEVARD
Eighth avenue and l47th and I4sth streets.
THE SEVENTH AVENUE GRAND BOULEVARD
IS lss FEET WIDE,
handsomely laid out and npon the completion OF the pro-
posed improvements win be the
HANDsoMEsr AVENUE IN THE WORLD
II IL proposed to extend tho
EIGHTH AVENUE RAILROAD
line and the cars win doubt running past the
property on that avenue.
For diagrams and further particulars apply a the ONCE
Of the auctionser, % Pine street.
SALE PEREMPToRY
Title to above properly unuuestionabls, having been IN
the family Of the owners for nearly
100 YEARS.
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A UCTION NOTICE.
~ us.pMAn A,~4s~.>~.

Large and extensive sale of the richest complete
Operalic and Theatrical Wardrobes Music this
try lately imported from Europe TO be sold public auction
loS o'clock, At the saesroom - Bowery Consisting OF the
following operas-Wiiam Tell. Purtan Beatrice d Finda,
Linda Lucia Norma, Gem d. vergy, Faust sappho Lncre
etto Maria d Rohan Crispino, Lombard Tn BalIo in Mas
lchera Martha Barber Of Seville Pippee Ata Robert 10
Diabe Besario Ione Don Sebastian La Frchiene Edin
burg Hugenots Prophe Ernani Trcvatore, sonnambula
Ginramenti Don Giovanni Fra Davoo Figaro, Otello Lac
rcaine Orpheus and good many other Suits for operas
tragedy comedy and drama too numerous TO mention.
To the above sale the Of theatre opera
gsrs cos!umer &C. particularly invited this sale VIII
be the largest of this held this
wardrobes and music valued $lcO000 will be
sold without reserve the highest bidder for cash. The lots
made suit the theatrical and operate professions
generally. s. HERMAN, Auctioncer,
galesrOon,. 1s Bowerv.
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A UCTION SALE.
"A DIAMOND JEwELRY, PRECIOUS STONES AND
PEARLS.
Valued 1t E2OOO0.
A. NJ CRISTALAR SON, Auctioneers, viii sell At
ton Thursday. February At loh cclock at 3a4 Broome
street. by order Of Mr. ISAAC HERMANN diamond setter
and dealer In diamonds and other precious stones prior
his removal to his place of business No. 10 East FIJI
teenb street. between Union and Fifth avenue oppo
site the new building of Tiffany Co.. bis entire choice and
DiAMoNbs, RUBIEs, EMERALDs AND PEARLS,
the country, consisting In part Of
ONE MAGNIFICENT AND COSTLY DIAMOND CROSS.
ONE PAIR FINE SOLITAIRE EAR KNOBS,
ONE VERY LARGE SOLITAIRE DIAMOND RING,
formerly owned and worn BY the exoueen OF Naples;
One OF tho finest aud largest specimens of
STRAW COLORED BRILLIANT,
ONE ELEGANT GOLD AND DIAMOND SNUFFBOX,
SOLITAIRE AND CLUSTER
esDiamonds Rnbies, Pearls and Emeralds, mounted in
Rings Pins, Brooches, Earrings full and half sets Neck
laceg, Bracelets and Crosses
200 CARATs LOOSE BRILLIANTS,
In parcels to suit the trade and private BUYERS
The auctoneers feel warranted In inviting inspection of
the goods which will be exhibition two prior TO sale
with the that before has such valuable.
stock been offered auction in this city, Catalogues sale
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ADJUSTMENTS.

BRILLIANT 81 cckss--ENrHUsIAsIIo EEcsPTlOS
SsEE Eet RI TIVE r1Essa and d
THIS woFk Il THE EEIe I ~ v shhsATIoS
sosSqAS Nus
mcn N MATERIAL As 3sA ngIsTIc N pEsIaS. !.
bay sea sIsnss 4 anchor, 6.ly0
srandsss palace and pleasure garden q The c.e
tial Empire Richly decorated pavion terraces szosics
sSSS;,
ML Eaws Eiss, SD Ms xDR
Cesarne French vvandere wife Of
ss
Mandarin win the Zinc Balls .Becsers
corSion tsosisSaa Of L. finads
afbsHiFIEs ES:. hyigs Rachel srsioa ''
ACT Tsr a aHha EREsq sEr IL n REs shf
Grand p% 6P sP FIs SW T TsIsS Ballet
E.nKaa - Franco Chinese Finale cquot Champagne
n s.s sssSsg
THE T AsAS1a THETA, JAs ~
IN ALL THE DEPARTMENTS.
Ne" AH'i NEW FEATURES,
First time OF the comic oriental PAntomms srranred bv
James s. Aans' entitled xrxx.
KIM-KA. Or the Adventures Of an KIMxA.
X "A.
With new and splendid scenery.
kfMKA sn q
ksssR Kan Wesley
San Tchu-Po Mons Caris
Mus n.............- ...............- freeman
ksGns1i is Fiis:::: Mis-: LIN. Wiling
o''; sosrs s d sant 81. %
Incidental . ssg gsf;' SF2ssss BALLET.
=. s"' The III !. SSs9ssE I'M TAILOR;
~ IL
"'' -pp sns ese 81 and classic Athletes,
MASTER E WEI E SEssk Iss,tssrL.s.
socErr
'''- Hk. AND MRS VALENTINE LOVE
In an entirely new psorr.v. r.o,-v
in their TRIPLE Th1fRzE ACT The most Wonderful and
NILE oARI sisrns performance Of the Esoss cARLs
CHARLES rA HaRfs, ,os,1 sSsEET GREEN ~--
SHSHa 4ER TI j.
ySS4 s2srs s....s 5ss. circle.
nifty eeS sssD i a1hs SEST s q
THE TAMMANY-THE TAMMANY.
MAMMOTH PALACE OF ADJUSTMENTS.
NEW FEATURES,
First time OF the Comic Oriental Psn,omns arranged by
James 9. hamtt, entitled v,xv
KIMKA. or The Adventures OF an Aeronaut KIM a
AAA 'nPe SsSs Sa ca}}aEsE bALLE AsiAoA"
First time q 4 J ssgEsss!s s' TAILOR.
The celebrated and classic Athlete,
Hor nK lEb aEs SssTSs E SErr
in an entirely new Prossa q BnuvTGIsssSXps'
shSfErs SaRSEE ESsrsH aEEEs F5sca E zES
JUDY, THE MADRIGAI cHofR
the ee sTsT rH1a or A Tag skw YEAR
Admiration, esnts orchssr. Circle. 50 cents
'1a or' asasS cn aHfEE sz' SATURDAY
RooTH's THEATRE r IL TIRE vc, =, s,,,, ..,n,.
MONDAY s Ea .D AHR s sS5az EVENING
RossEo,
" R sssh:1s1 AND ! 11GsET q
Miss MARY McyIcKER,
Miss FANNY hoRANEr; az SMITH
and the young smin e, ' rYw1S .pAxs
The Tragedy produced with historical
propriey in every respect following closely the text Of
Ne" and ~
Doors open At ~; to commences ss 8 o'clock
On and and after MONDAY, February 9 branch Ticket
Once win be permanently established At the music store OF
'. T. D''o' 10 I'll BRoDwAY
where seats may be secured six days In advance
Other plays are in the course and
will be produced during the season.
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DEREMPTORY SALE
OF
sixty magnificent
West Side Lots,
between tho
Central Park
kni
the Grand Boulevard
to close an undivided interest,"
at auction,
and In single lots II desired,
on WEDNESDAY, February II.
by MULLER, WILKINS CO..
at the Exchange Saiesroom,
Ill Broadway,
At IL o'clock.
The following valuable lots
Fifty-seventh street
Three lots north side, US feet west OF Sixth
Sixty eighth street
Ten lots, south SIDE 400 feet Of Eighth
Sxty-ninth street.
Twelve lots north go feet OF Grand Boulevard.
Seventeen street.
Twelve lots side 1875 feet east Of Grand Boulevard
s lots north side Seventeen street, 9l feet east OF Grand
Boulevard.
Seventy first street.
Eight lots south side street. 25l feet east OF
Grand Boulevard This street graded tagged and severed
Seventy seventh street.
-Four lots south side 200 feet west Of
Ninth This street Is being graded.
Ninth avenue
Four lots northwest Of Ninth and Seventeen
Very nearly all these lots are entirely
free OF rock
and cultivated . garden
Sixty cent OF the purchase remain bond