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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-09-15
A HOUSEHOLD LABoR-sAyING MACHINE has

A HOUSEHOLD LABoR-SAvING MACHINE has
been awarded first class premiums at the different
State Fairs throughout the country than any other pro-
ducton OF American manufacture. 1t has obtained
przes IN New England New York, Pennsylvania ONO,
Michigan Indiana Wisconsin, Missouri New Hampshire
Delaware and Maryland New'Jersey. Vermont, Iowa,
Kentucky Minnesota, Illinois, louisiana Connecticut
River Valley, Champlan Valley; the Mechanic Institute
of Boston, and the American Institute OF Newlork Inc
advantages of the Universal Wringing apprenticeship
auxiliary to which we rofer-aro durability and permd-
tet gear. ,-..- - -
septed 20 the Sanitary Fair 1864 and more than three
Hundred aud mn thousand OF them have been disposed
of-N. Y. Commercial Advertiser.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-09-15
TIE IEWIHU EAST.

The Day of Atonement commenced yester-
day at sunset and lasts tin shutdown this evening IL Is
the Sabbath OF sabbaths tho hoest and most solemn
day the Jewish year. day OF fasting and humiliation
From evening to sunset this evening no Jew
can eat or drink thing whatever Is unlawful even
10 smoke for Il Is forbidden TO light fire. IL Is not al
owabe for jew TO write his name, and not only Is
ordinary business suspended by all Jews but even Chris
tlan domestcs not permitted TO carry on the affairs
of the In the book OF Levitcus 1t enloned
that the 10th day OF the seventh month str shall he
day OF fasting and from the day the command was gwen
thousands IL has been observed by the jews
most scrupul0urly. Besdes the regular Synagogues,
number OF extra ones will be open to-day.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-09-15
MARRIED.
CRONK-TAYIOR

CROYK-TAYLOR-A St. PauPs T. Church Totteuyda Tusssv
Sept H. by the Rev Dickinson pastor NJ H. CropS Aeo
second daughter Of Alfred H. Taylor ESQ., all OF Tosuse Staten
Island
HGBBE-TAYLORAt 81 Pauis Church Tot.as7e. Tuesday
H. Dickinson. Wbts
Hall Illinois 10 Annie e. eldest daughter Of AtH Taylor
Of TottsuVile 1. l.
KNAPP-DELASOOn Sunday Feb H. By the Raw @ Vsrrsn, D.
D.. Henry G. Knapp Frances A, dsagbr Of g. Delaao. al
Of this city.
Reformed Church Yonksrs Thursday
Sept By the Dr. Cole William Myers aud Margaret Turner
both Of Yonken.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-09-15

prove be probable further action will DO
Christian Hsrwick who resides No So hist struck
Of petreleuu depth o. % feet while digging we'll upon bis
has uudmnhed week and the OIL
abeagh poorer quality than that yielded Penans wells
said to be good enough for eining The Rev W. Gibbs
Unversa Church call the First Uni
veas. Cbarch Of Portland Maizena, Mrs Widmsn appeared at
stated that Saturday last her two
respectively arrived NewYOk
England The grandmother to
but be nothing been
heard their arrival the mother to their where
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-09-15
LATEST SHIP NEWS.
ARRIVED.


Steamship Montgomery FairclOtb Savannah
SHIP SHIP k,ts roGg CroeIsr k.rePeol g dsy. %a'e
SHIP Aurora Bsrataa, Havana 20 days, sugar
Barb Ocean Phantom liaIctsu. Liverpool DAYS mdse
Bark Sunny Region Smith Newcastle, Fog 81 days mdss.
Brig Napier, Brown. Cow Bay. c. b. II DAYS, coal.
Sehr julia Rider Johnson Indanol Tn,s 20 days hides ss
aud bones
Ocean Wave, Virginia. louisa A Bayles. BaaassA
Mail, Greenwich. ID. PeatsAil. Greenwich.
Gea. Howard Boston. Champion Providence.
Conservative, Boston. Sylvester Hale TauBt0n.
Fountain Providence Aaron, Nantucket
W. L. Peck NOrthport Foam Providence.
HsuuatD. New Bedford EIr Clty Providence
Leocada Salem LiIIe BhkabethpoFt
J. Tinker, Elilabehport Mary n PiersOs, Eirsbstbpor
William Gray, BlIsbvthDort Maria r. Hearu. Albany
James Mitchell Albany Fo-es tIOma lhanv
John Bal South Anboy Harriet julia, soatb Ambsy
Carrie Wilbur, South Amboy. LaynA Bel, PhiladelpMa.
J. Z. BAXTER, Providence Anu Eliza, New Haven.
Maria. Providence Treuton, Provideaca
J. X Melee Eerwalk JuIs Baker, Provide aes
Jonathan Cone, Boston. Black Diamond, Providence
Milton. Providence. Albert Thomas Progtsencs.
Mary Tice. Providence Herbert MAutoa New. Iayes.
Cbas II. EOrthsn Portland, CT A s. Parker. Glen Gave
Josephine Taunton. Annie X Carroll NssthporL
D. Kahn, Portland c. Yankee Bow ProvissSos
J. g. Henry Lynu j. q. Allison. Wesehester.
Horacs l., Providence. Rebecca. Westohester
pcksonrg hsnseit Yosemite. NoTthport
Belle Bridgeport Clara Merritt pssVdesee
Fred Hall. Portland, Ct Dart. stamford
sunbeam New London. Ida b. Sisbee. Providence
May Fitzgerald. Cold Spring II Youmsus, Providence
Lizzie, Providence Lafayette StOnn ybrook.
NJ kennedy, Derby. Prank Herbert, Boston.
Guide, hewHayen. Golde1, Boston.
SAILED.
observation-disclosures for Hsmbnrg; Virgo for Savannah Csss
on, for Charleston; Niagara. for Richmond
DOMESTIC PORTS.
WILMINGTON n C., Sept -AniVed. steamship Volunteer. from
CsAgL Sept -Arrived steamships Champion FROM
Iork Falcon, from Bslumore brig DTaoe from herandhs
he port steamship Missouri from Havana for NewYork Saikd.
tesmshp James Adger for New.iork
phs America Bsmore bark Gilmore Meredith from Rhia
e pha brig John Freeman from New ok sehrs MAR Loax
nom Boston, Guy r. Phillips from Sew-iort ShilOe Philadelphia
FOREIGN PORTS.
LONDONDERRY Sept 1.-THE steamship Damascus has arrived an
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-09-15

DOMESTIC MARKETS. $500
PR,Scuco Sept Four dali shipping 20 Extra, 90 I30
as IS Wheat weak at 81 55QSl 65 Legal READERS 74t
l4-Thee moderate milling demand Wheat
With far offerings sales Of 100 bags Amber state No at o. J
White state In bags at 81 b. Rye du Win limited SAFES OF
STATE al J9kl Corn ngeosed good Western MIed Is
held firmly at H. sales of tew lots Barley unchanged
bsT il some ipgury delivery sales Of 49,
bush 81 Is and $3.50 bush tSorowei state Sn
pTyn term, 10 hn and IN demand sales OF oV
bu,b state In car lots e3dGsc half 10 bulk and 10 bags
WnErNGros c. Sept l+Spir Tnpentine advanced 70 te
Rosin quiet at ~ CO. Crude IuPehuns unchanged La ' "
Sl5O Coiton-Mddlngs, 29e -. MI,
l4Cotsou-demsnd fair; prices lower MD
ding. gle AZ bales receipts 05 bales Flour dHHi super
6ns IS Isl Double EIra S6 TO- Treble Extra, 80 20 Osn-
MIed al8K1 rs. White S 07i; Yellow 81 10 Oab Que piau
si TO- Hay 90 Pork sS Bacon hrmer a, ble PFC Az. O
lard ld2llc sugr-Common, 6lllc Prime; lac
ZOE WHISKY 81 25GSl 27i Coheefar hlpstci frs stU
i6ic stock II 500 bags Gold, lJ EIehange-srng ~" 'e"
York sight, o,-. -. ..nox,. ,,7
savAsNAH Sept lACotton-Reeeipts 23 bales eipotf ]it
scarcity ofcnrreucy aud absence OF nPpk H's vas
done IN the market to-day Mddhngs nominaly !se'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-09-15

Robert L. Banks OF Gov. Homans stan at the CT ar.
endon Hotel Judge r. r. McIlvaine Of Ohio Is at the
ST. Denis Hotel Cen Torbert OF Delaware; Gen. Vick
ers OF Philadelphia Commander wilson. y. Navy, and
DIR. Won Breton, Porto Rico al the Westminster
Hotel Bishop Stevens Of Philadelphia Ten L. b Par
ST. Louis and six members OF the Boston Common
Council are AT the Fifth Avenue Hotel Gen. j. r. Owen
Philadelphia, and Col j. Schuyler Crosby Oh Gen Sheri.
dams staff are at the Hoffman House.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-09-15
THE DEERY FOSTER BILLIARD MATCH.

The game for the champion cue and $1,000
played at the ppotheatron last night ana resulted
IN favor OF Deery by OF 800 TO i22s The game
occuped four hours and was characterized by some fine
play Oh the part BOTH although the beauty OF the shots
at times was somewhat marred by neryousnous that
affected each player Foster was repeatedly ap
plauded ughou the game but all tho encouragement
no received could make him take the lead from his
lila
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-09-15
SUDDEN DEATH OF A POLICE OFFICER.

Officer John Mcintyre of the Eighteenth
Precinct while ON duty at the market, became sud
denly faint about yesterday. aud died before he
could be removed to hospital or TO his home The de-
ceased was 4 years OF age old and efficient officer
aud was a member Of the Metropolitan Relief Associa
ton lie has been suffering from tubercuar consump-
on for the last four years. He "A widOwer, and re-
sided az No 33s East Sixteenths He leaves two chill
drau
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-09-15
HOME NEWS.
TIKI W kATHRR.

NrvYoRE Hour. Tbe- Wind Hour Their Tar
Sept IL ggAB. go
31A2W.
To @RsB II 90 U@ESH
-Monng-Sigbly cloudy .; very CLOUDY
First es times m midnight ~ T. Afternoon
Slightly cloudy TO clear to ETenngCar TO To- slightly
cloudy 1910 TO II 30
THE GREAT AURoRAL DPLAT0n MoudsT night the heavens
Illuminated the brilliant The dis
play nearly equal April Is bat DID not reach the grand
formed
IA srdian 20 degrees south o
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-09-15
THE BANKERS AND BROKERS TAX COLLECTED.

A report has been published that the bankers
brokers' tax which has occupied much attention
late been aud could not he collected IN this
city We are informed BY officer OF the XAAIld Dis
trct that this has been collected Ia every instance
except within that District THIS exception was IN
the OF house which had hopelessly failed, owing
the Government, however only 81.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-09-15

dians-nne from the st. Regis tribe and nine from the
Blackfeet trbe-w visit the Fair this evening" uhuor
the direction Of Judge Van Colt.
THE COLUMBIA COUNTY AGRICULTURAL FAIR
The annual Fair of the Columbia County
Agricultural Society opened at Chatham Four CORNERS
yesterday, and will continue four days The premiums
are the largest ever eered in the county and the display
OF stock frat vegetables and fancy articles are credit
able 70 the agrcultnrikts and artisans OF he COUNTY
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-09-15
PASSENGERS ARRIPED.

FROM sAvANNAH-In steamship hOutgsaery Scot la-,J p
Martin Geo Freeman CranstOn, CbeeBey Fraser
Shsckelf0rd.
W. Alien Levy aud wife westerVet wife ehd P.cok
and yne McC5eebey r. Fletcher Thomas Smith eAah
and servant John Decker Edward Thornton Mrs Hsdgs aa1
others.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-09-15
DEPARTURE OF FOREIGN MAILS.
WRDNRsDAY s,px n

Mails for Europe via Liverpool by the Russia
at Supplementary mail for the pier Ctr
to I:l5 m. :"
THURSDAY. SkPr l6
Mails for Europe via Southampton Bremen Rb
from HobOken close at u NJ Supplementary NAL for pad ette
oRy, close at Il 2. LII, at Bremen Pier - =
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-09-15
WEST INDIA MARKRTs.

HivAsA Sept A-sagaroPeratioas are limited ou 0s %
n, Of die demanded shipments holders demand a.
EIehsng-on London l6 psr premium 90 fs Sa per
United go days sight, 10 gold oSot per
mum sight. per premium GAYS ssn. ~
nsT cent discount shor. SIGHT 1874 per cent diseount
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-09-15
c,unn,non c,rrLr MARKEr-Srrr. lL

Beef CateReesp 8l7 head Tb: market guie, 1Sa so
s"asd auaty 100 m; quality, ss0ss 90 sheep sd
Imb.Rec.ps sd head Prices for Extra have not oepseiatea
common lots are quiet aud sold al ~AsH' ''A " A
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-09-15
THE BINGHAMTON RACES.

BINGHAMTON, Sept. 1.-THE great races OF
the Biughamon Driving PARK Association for purses OF
5000 will begin tomorrow, the 18th and continue three
days There a. entries, including the celebrated
horses American Girl, Lucy, and Goldsmith Maid
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-09-15
crnuInr Vichy Water,

bottled uade the supervision tAe French 1ayefImsaN 20 No :,
Al, leading Groeers aud pTaggNs bVlthE t'-' w. o." -
Bes,gI.- aus AgsAss
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-09-15

The steamship Java. from Liverpool Sept. 4
yla 4ueeU39wg stu, arrived Al late logI IaSuigAi
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-09-15
BASE BALL.

The Mutual and Social Clubs played yester-
day at the Union Grounds. The affair proved but a
practice game for the Alutuas. who batted hard and
s1uarely 10 less than eight clean home Rms marking
the play for them The following the runs made in
each inning: go .
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-09-15
THE STATE OF TRADE.
DOMESTIC MARKETS.

LATEST EUROPEAN MARKETS
LIVERPOOL Sept Ths market for Goods and Yarns Manchester
nInonan nal
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-09-15

SYRACUSE, Sept 14.-Fhe baseball match,
this afternoon between the Forest City Cub OF Clevc
iaud Ohio and the Central Citys Of this city by
the former, by a score Of 81 TO H.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-09-15
LIVINGSTON vs.. ALERT.

OF this city resulted IN defeat OF Lvngstons by
score Of a. ~ 10.
THE RED STOCKINGS.
The Red Stockings left Cincinnati for San
Francisco yesterday. they will play the first game on
the Recreation Grounds San Francisco, Saturday,
sent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-09-15

Soe.i.,................ 0 o 0 p
Umpfe-Mr Paterson OF the kctfOri Cub.
To-day the Mutual and Athletic Clubs play at the
Union Grounds This is the return game the first hay
ing been played at Philadelphia and won by the Ahetcs
FOKEsT CITY VS.. CENTRAI CITY.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-09-15
EVFFPORT- residence OF Daniel Ireadwel
4. h,,gi,r, fes eyeaus. ago aud robbed Of SlSO


pTERSON.-The East Boston Locomotive Com,
a,Iiug for size locomotive works here thought
n.py viii purchase the Bns Railway reparshop Iooomo
..nt ,e,t.fda Louis and Iron Mountain kAirod'
i've ~, po, thet ommon
DI An ofce committee oinyegaon has been
en- IN. opening the PassAc County Boud YESTERDAY
ps,i soufpnen Of tue Court meeting OF the bar was hs
~ .Jogir, OF Hon A. Pennington were pronounce " w
non s hyauts placed In tho pubhe Streets.
established al Lake View Burglars ee'e'ru
of lanes lillian Cook, william ST. 10 Inc W
we nyht and sy amounting TO sOo nom
TN, 81 the NJ T. Church Will be lAid 90 Ihu
evening Policemen Rice and Geer captured Two
-, xh. Attempting board New York uAh ho "eIs
,sen P Pbdsphis other Augustus Young IRON hmrA
MoRRIsTOWN.-T barns belonging to Mrs s
Wood were burned Monday morning The loss pIoO"
oVlNGE.-The new High-School building, which
no va, dedicated Moady evening MAYOR fe tne he'
cost Rron the Rev Hanon and others made pssees
of the County Court OF over anu Isnns l
tea pictures sold "inamou. medicines oneIs
cases m, the New Jersey Western Railway mas
the Puod over nearly third Of the line aud u ses HA ~
been be eni.hed by the beginning Of nett summer
tzABEJH.-It is stated that the loss or MT
,,ai Dire here instead Of 200 The prop
Bioia" Tor siOU BY Hudson County husua Insurance
Company. o.. S,.,.,o;l bv
a. Ro.rt Of Commissioners. have
innsuon ,l,Tls The Water Worfs-a nall description S -
Worh me- in THK TRIBUsE time aEo--ae nearly
was puon.t 800 MARY Ann smith the gr nhoss
cost OF Cbo has Of great excitement ahOns
Abiaoo aud the cause OF huguoh 10" 10
t,t.J OF Mars Orphan Asylum on Ihe c
me dressmaker for toe thilIeu o bss
Nlse e 0ut Il il stated has returned Of her own VIZ @
Ourlel Ia
.'p - -, IA, rerslt been Aa'e 20 revive thr ps e
s.uasuSs re sea. g.osss!Ls' b-' u va ""'A'-" " "
The New York herald., 1869-03-16

BROADWAY THEATRE,
REIGNoI-ns, REISSotps' RI.HNTRft RE;ENTsEE.
IMpREGNABLE SUCCESS.
SAME BILL EVERY NIGHT
SAME BlL.a EVERY NiGiiT
SHADOW OF I CRIME.
Al Quarter TO Eight.
At Quarter to Eight.
At a Quarter to Eight.
The Tribune says"Ier merriment il rressbly charms
wind. II is luxury her act The piece
received with marks Of favOr.h
The Times :Mss Reignods wins her triumph the end
The Express:-"Q OF the best written melodramas
that has been placed upon the stage while areJ
The Mercury play has been placed upon the stage
have ever been presented" NJ
The Dispatch :-"Eyery emotion or passion which she
stimulates hnds responsive throb OF sympathy in her
audience"
The Telegram -"The piece is happily rid OF even the
amusing and interesting piay."s ~ "A'e Wy
The Leader "er winning and graceful presence
The tas.deneness, pahos quiet force and continuous
magneism ar the features OF this admirable personaton
The Daily News of the best pieces Of acting W.
The Review:-"Mss Kate Reynolds, by her beaity, he
sweet voice, her clear appropriate eocuon her earnest
The XSion Ressods acted with Il her ua graeJ
and discrimination steadily to the end"
The Turf Field and Farm Reignolds made asnccess
Ths toaierin Mis- Reisnolds peraonson Of Grace
Holden frequently reminded Of Ellen Tree IN her
early days. That but distinct and effective qneness
Of the deepest domestic sorrows-elo dramatic and tragic
Il which e rarely acquired c perfection
The New York herald., 1869-03-16
RICHELIEU AT SIXTEEN,
RICHELIEU AT SIXTEEN,
THE AMERICAN DEJAZET
THE AMERICAN DEJAZET,
TIE AMERICAN DEJAZET
AT HALFPAST NINE.
AT HALF-PAsT NINE,

The Cizen:-sMiss Reignods. in male costume
tremely attractive and elected the warniest applause"
Wilkes Spirit :"Hcr performance IN which have a.
ways considered the most perfect Of its kind the
stage and fairly worthy rank with the best creations Of the
French original Dejazet"
The Advertiser miss Reignod. has q Franco.Englsh
part acted read with charming freshness navie.
Her presence Is like play OF sunlight"
The Herald:"Mss Reynolds Rcheeu ct sixteen ap.
costume Of nice young man. Young New York. he does
not wish TO be captvated had better keep from this
fascinating young Frenchman."
The World :-"Miss Reynolds showed her keen appre.
hcnsion of the most delicate points of comedy"
The Sunday News:hss Regnolds as Richelieu = Inn
Her French and broken English exquisite,
and her acting Of the part unapproachabe"
The Sunday Times Miss Reynolds embodied the Cards
nal Prnce Of the future with vvacty and insepara
blo from cultured French performers.
SUITS EVERYBODY.
SUITS EVERYBODY.
SUITS EVERYBODY.
The New York herald., 1869-03-16
LEGAL NOTICES.

IN CHANCERy OF NEW JERsEy-BETwEEN HENRY
A. Burr complainant, and The Works.
defendants, on bill &C. Order limiting creditors
Esq, Of counsel with complainant IN above cause 4 is or
dcrcd that this twenty sixth day OF February A. D. cgh
teen hundred and sixty nine the creditors Of the said The
Musconecong Iron Works do present 10 the receivers
pointed in this cause and approve before them under oath
70 the s.lsfaelon Of said receivers their several claims and
demands against the said before the first day
Of May that they be excluded from the benefit
OF such dividends may thereafter be made and
declared by this court, upon the proceeds and effects
Of this corporation And for the better asccrtainsng
the creditors OF said corporation and what II due TO
them respectively the said creditors shall be the
said receivers sha direct deem and
dent produce books before the said
oath affirmation, which oath affirmation the said
cciyers hereby authorized administer, well
anime under oath Affirmation all such witnesses shall
be produced before them touching the demands c said
this order TO be published in the Sussex Register and
The Morris Jsseyrnan newpsper published respectively at
Newton and Mois,own IN this State and in the New York
Herald for eight successive Of this
nj least once ia each week. A. U. ZABRISkIE. q.
A true copy-B GuxMERr, Clerk.
B-Te creditors referred 70 In above order requested
preseD, their claims therein provided Israel D.
dit receiver, MilbHrn New jersey, r. g. Chewood,
receiver, No "a Broadway, In the city OF New York.
T ooK orr FOR THE EVENING TELEGRAM ON
il "A Thursday
The New York herald., 1869-03-16
ADJUSTMENTS.


w TWO PERFORMANCES THIS DAY IN THEATRE
LAST WEEK BUT ONE Of the popular favoTeg,
:, MR.: AND MRS w y. FLORENCE
Also LAST WEEK BUT ONE of the uneqnalied
. EuRLAGcHi BALLET TRoupE.
MATINEE EVENING,
~, - oe'ocs, At o'clock precisely.
The 'assfge fxSbrs % Ics' IEs, q *
and ballet OF EXTRAORDINARILY
EsMERALDA. TICKET -OF-LEAvE-MAN
MISS ADA HARLAND TfcKET.OF-LEAvE.MAN
and the full An classes should tniu
AoRLAcChI TROUPE. great moral drama.
WEDNESDAY, MARCH II (sr. PArRIcKs DAYA
FRIDAY EvLNING, March IL, only bcnei. oil
MRS. j. w. FLORENCE.
great bili-Two pieces AMI MorlaechI Ballet.
NJIBLO's GARDEN.
rHs aSS rThaEE
BRILLIANT UNEQuIvOCAL AND
COMPLETE SUCCESS
THE FORTY THIEVES;
STRIKING OIL in FAMILY JARS
FORTY THIEVES. Tie fascinating LYDIA THOMPSON
FORTY THIEVES. The beautiful MARKHAM.
FORTY THIEVES. The versatile LIZA WEBER.
FORTY THIEVES. The charming EMMA GHArraN.
FOkTY THIEVES. The feep-dyed BECKETT.
FORTY THIEVES. FUN, SPECTACLE,
FORTY THIEVES. SONGS AND DANCES
FORTY THIEVES. Tie sleepy Policeman.
rOhrY THIEVES. Tho Dancing Donkey.
rr00RnIY THIEVES. The Laughing Train Scene.
FORTY THIEVES. The Nursery Rhymes
FORTY THIEVES. The Silver Forest.
FORTY THIEVES. Tue Care Of the Forty.
rORTY THIEVES. THE FErE AT MABILLE,
FORTY THIEVES. Unanimonsly pronounced TO be The
r,Vrhmn mHiEvEs. Great Sensation OF the Day.
FORTY THIEVES. Relished alike by Young ana old.
rOnmY rOnmY mmniI,svEs Every evening at !.
rOhIf THIEVES. Matinee Saturday at2.
The New York herald., 1869-03-16

4 GOOD SEVEN OCTAVE ROSEWOOD PTANoFORTE
N with all modern improvements which has been
two months good new: $325. Al HAINES BROS, ~
East Fourteenth street, Union square.
The New York herald., 1869-03-16

as PTAHoFORTE MANUFACTURERS, JENNys 4
n SON. Y38 East Twenty street, between Second and
Third avenues the first In America Their instruments
elegant and their prices reasonable Second hand Pianos
at bargains.
The New York herald., 1869-03-16
NEW YORK HERALD TUESDAY MARCH 49, lse9-TRPLE SHEET
ADJUSTMENTS.

.~--- AMUSEMENTS. u..-~-,.
MISS CLARA LOUISE KELLOGG.
rms dtHsS4SSS SSSf AyfsSSISE HasISa iHd a1AaH 10 1885,
AifHasa S; E;
SaIDaY1SEw SoSK fasasi %oiApEMY, DON GIOVANNI
Seats at the Academy, schirmer's and ia Broadway
WAvEgsILsEay THEATRE. . !
.gEos,s NfH liFa Sf
f s
kIaL sFfET!s Tr dsHsS hsIssS sA1LEf EfhoE'
ses,s secured at f sor oes xsmssop 80 een
b VERDICT q ,s,saI,g THE PEOPLE
that the r''''~'n' shFEs & n pnAnrs
has 'sTs5 flis been sa"''l'a rue THE
Dw4Rrs' sdsSRf' s5oMA' pw4Rfs'
%asSS %sSSsESHD q Ssr4H5sE 4 sD%SSS9SSfs
The hsasIESu asaea THE eHnRass rs siesa @e
GIana Corps Ssaa,tai Tss Sili%S. 9i;s,
: ~ rH2 ~H2gsEs Fgslio fFHSssE ESE aHAsSSD sSa -
at the artistic scenery,
Artists sric.. Array ray Bsasi,, MNSsic
Gorgeous Trappings
DAZZLING MAaNIFIcENcE
TERMINATING TRANSPORTATION
hailed each night by
MATINEES SATURDAYS, MONDAYS and WEDNESDAY,
MARCH IL ST. 'PATRICk'S DAY.
rNHEATRE COMIOUE.
l. THEATRE COMIQUE.
BROADWAY OPPOSITE ST. NICHOLAS HOTEL.
BRILLIANT ATTRACTION.
BEST BILL OF THE SEASON.
SECOND AND LAST WEEK.
DON CESAR ALICE DUNNING,
DON CESAR AS MARITANA.
DON CESAR ALICE DUNNlNG,
DON CESAR AS MARIANA.
DON CESAR Mr.. GEO. BONIFACE,
DON CESAR Mr.. GEO. BONIFACE
DON C.ESARI AS DON CESAR
GIVE IN STYLE OF UNPRECEDENTED sPLENDOR.
To say you have PLUTO, II you have never been
been here is to PLUTO, here, 60 nj once
you are behind PLUTO, and be salts
the age. PLUTO, he'd.
The best mounted and best acted burcsque OF the times
PLUTO The unanimous appreciation bestowed on PLUTO
PLUTO this poductIoi, warrants the manage PLUTO
PLuTo ment in announcing its repetition PLUTO @
PLUTO every night until further notice. PLUTO
THIS GREAT FAMILY RESORT,
NIGHTLY CROWDED WITH BEAUTY AND FASHION,
PRESENTING THE MOST ORIGINAL, AMUSING, AND
SELECT PERFORMANCE GIVEN IN THIS COUNTRY.
MATINEE EVERY SATURDAY AT O'CLOCK.
The New York herald., 1869-03-16

LARGE ~ OCTAVE ROSEWOOD PIANOPORTE,
"A with the modern improvements will be guaranteed
for used little $3.50: retail
e 7oo Al HAINEs BRos &6 East Fourteenth street, Union
square.
The New York herald., 1869-03-16

Ia THURSDAY.
The New York herald., 1869-03-16

A LARGE HANDSOME ROSEWOOD PrANoFoRTE, IN
N perfect order, for $780, call and see t.
J. BIDDLE, ~ Amity street, near Broadway
The New York herald., 1869-03-16

A MAGNIFICENT SEVEN OCTAVE ROSEWOOD PA
"A noforte extra rich tone and finish. nearly new, with
makers guarantee Sc, at great sacrifice for cash. at lN
Grand street, Mott.