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The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1869-11-04
DANCING.


! Mr.. Editor-There has been an attemp
made in our quiet town to institute Dane
ing Academy, and has thus far only par.
TALLY succeeded. We have, we believe
done all in our power to make our school q
success.
In our opinion, the principal object Of
our school is not fairly understood, and a
clear representation would. we think, induce
many to participate in the enterprise.
First, we shall instruct all those who have
never learned the rudiments of dancing, and
we believe that entire satisfaction will be
rendered. Secondly, those pupils who are
far enough advanced will be taught all the
Fancy Dances now in vogue, and also the
latest Quadrilles. 1t is well known fact
that the people who regularly attend dane
ing parties are unable to dance but one style
of Quadrille which certainly makes the
dancing very monotonous.
The Lancers, one of the oldest and sim
plest Of modern dances, has been attempted,
at several parties this season and always
pIONtu Il IIoISc
Guards, Prince Imperial and Polka Quad
rifle have been danced in the Eastern States
for several years past with great success, and
are danced at public and private parties.
Such result we desire to establish in Car
son, which cannot be done unless the people
will take a greater interest than they have
heretofore.
We cordially invite the ladies and gentle
men of Carson to attend cur school any
evening, and they will readily see tie
object of our school. Our terms, we think,
are very ACKNOWLEDGMENT more so than
similar schools in the East-and we feel
ourselves competent 10 give entire satisfac-
ton.
Children's school on Wednesday and
afternoons at , pm; and it will
be our aim to give particular attention to
the young both in the art Of dancing and the
rules of etiquette appertaining thereto.
Our first soiree will not take place this
veek-not until the week following. In
the intervening time it is hoped many will
be enlisted in our ranks.
HARRY BERTHRoNG.
JOSEPH COwEN.
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ANDY STILL STRUGGLES.

Andrew Johnson dies very hard He
no. only refuses to die himself but is
quite as obstinately opposed to Mr..
Henry Cooper's living. The following
dispatch explains itself ::
NASHVILLE. November l.
IN the Lower House of the Legislature =
preamble was offered stating that clause in
the Constitution of Tennessee provides that
Senator or Representative shall. during
the term for which he is elected. be eligible
TO any office or appointment which is vested
in the Executive or Legislature, except to
the Office of trustee of literary institution,
and a resolution declaring the election Of
Cooper. a Representative from Davidson
County, in the State Senate, to the United
States Senate, illegal and void. and providing
FOR a Legislative Convention to elect SEN
ator in his place. A motion to suspend the
rules, in order to lay the resolution on the
table. failed-32 to 30-and the resolution
vas referred to the Judiciary Committee.
The movement created considerable excite
nen,. The author is warm supporter of
Andrew Johnson, Who is still in Nashville.
yshn Bell was elected to the Senate some
years ago while a Representative in the Leg
stature, and took his seat un4uestioned,
yohnsons supporters say this may be a
precedent, but is not law.
This looks like a very vain and profit
less "kicking against the pricks;' for,
supposing it possible that Mr. Cooper's
election is to be defeated by this miser-
able quibbie. how does that result make
Andy's chances any better? Ether
Cooper is elected or nobody; and it Is
safe to believe that the UuIIed States
Senate will admit him TO u seat IN that
body when he presents himself Their.
With the evidences of his election.
Doubtless Andy and his friends will
raise . terrific howl against the =. IN
of the procedure )
but that is about all tie good it will do. |
iIe Will have to gnash his teeth on the
outside OF The bar of tie Senate |
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1869-11-04

A QCsER SPscGLATioN.-Thes special
New York CORRESPONDENT of the Sacra-
men.o Union tells the following:
Yaukeedom has heretofore mouopo
lized the acuteness of the world. The
Yankee has been the synonym and ex-
pouent Of smsriness ever since the
country was country, just as the dove
has been the emblem OF love and the
lamb the emblem of innocence. Bnt =
Colorado man has 'aksn the rag off the
Yankee bush, "snd no mistake" The
Colorado man, who had evidently bad
his eve teeth cut some f" 10 the canyons
of the rocky bills of the far West" saw
fence going up around the Post Office
excavation at the City hall park. lie
was fiat broke, but he went for that
fence ! He agreed to pay the authori
ties SIS, 900 per annum for the exclusive
use Of the outside Of that fence to post
The offer was taken,
and though there are a dozen "specuia-
TORS" who contract for from twenty to
two hundred square feet to relet again
under him, yet be is making. over and
shove expenses, at tbs rate Of $25, 900
per year. SharP's the word.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1869-11-04

G. w. FRIEND,
Matchmaker, JsWeler and Engraver
September s, 1869.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1869-11-04
SUDDEN DEArH oFA NEVADA SENATOR.

SUDDEN DEArH OF NEVADA SENATOR.
We ind the following announcement
II the telegraph column of the San
Francisco Chronicla of the 2 j inst:
NsPA, Novembe. Ist.-Hcn Samuel
wilson. member of the State Senate
Of Nevada from Lander county, died
rcsr Lower Lake on Sunday from the
effects of an overdose of morphine, adj
1inisIerei by himself. He was driving
a large 10, of hogs which he bad
fought in Lake county for the Sacra-
rieuto market, aad died in camp. His
-ernsins have been forwarded 10 Stock
toa-
NJ. Wilson was Democrat aad a
bold over" He gained the reputation
while here last winter of a.msn of much
rrciitude of character, not a brilliant
but 40 honest man.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1869-11-04

! NEw YoRK, November 2.-Re,urns
from the i'm erior, mp TO 8 O'Clock P. NJ,
show uniform Democratic gains COM
pared with the last Presidential vote.
The city gives an immense Democratic
majority. The total vote is l25, 900
There seems no doub, Of the election of
the entire Democratic ticket. Greeley
runs ahead of his ticket. DISCOUNTED
returns received show almost universal
Democratic gains over last year
MONTREAL, November "A scheme of
the Canada Pacific Railroad is published
to-day The length of the line is to be
$500 miles, and the capital f20 100000
HUDSON. N. Y, November "A train
on the Albany and Boston Railroad,
which left Albany at o'clock this
morning, ran into a locomotive house at
Chatham Four Corners, by the displacr-
ment of the switch, completely demol-
iShing half the building and bad,
damaging two locomotives. The switch
was evidently Intentionally Misplaced.
MEMPHIS, November "A horrible
murder WAS committed at Okaloma,
Miss on Sa urday night. Major Shep
herd, Collector of Internal Reveuue,
while lying In his bed, Frustrated ny
paralysis, and unable to hit bis hand,
was shpt through the heart by his son
Lemuel. who entered the room just a
his mother was leaving Mrs. Shepherd
herring the repori of he pistol returned
TO the room and noticed the absence OF
her son, when she discovered that her
husband bad been shot Young Shep-l
herd, after committing the deed, fed to
he woods, pursued by citizens, and wa
arrested. The excitement was so great
thai Il was with great difficulty III
citizens Were restrained from IutiIc'ing
summary punishment. He is under
arrest awaiting trial. Whisky is the
cause
TRoY, n Y, November 2 General
Wool is seriously i'll at his residence il
This city, and grave apprehensiUus are
felt as regards his recovery. He is IS
years old
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SHEET MUSIC.

The Latest Publications constantly on hand.
Particular attention paid to orders lett for music.
Instructions in Music at reasonable terms. Pr
amos and Melodeons tuned and repaired.
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JOSEPH CuwEN.

STAMPS FOR STATES AND TERRITORIES
4. \. Sargent, member of Congress
has sent to US the following order III
regard to furnishing the proprletar,
ives, Of the Rocky Mouu1ains, which Is
StItl more liberal than tue plan Outlined
III his late letter. BY this order the
full credit of time is allowed, by fur
uishing The stamps at San Francisco,
and the usual credit by deductions:
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Honss Ta1svss AaarsrED Aup HrLD

HoRsU TaIBvBs ARRESTED AHD HELD
TO AHswER.-Anson johnson and jim
Johnson (br, thers) were arrested day
before yesterday for stealing a horse at
Jacks Valley, the property of Jake
Winters. They had an examination on
yesterday before Judge Waltz, and were
held in the sum of So 900 each to ap-
pear ami answer before the next Grand
Jury. At last accounts there was not a
big rush of bondsmen to take them out
of Jail.
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ScoaProa. Reese River Rsveille
OF the 29sh inst. says:
Yesterday a scorpion Of large .ize
Vas found iu assay Office of David Lund-
nom. This ugly insect was picked up
With the chips around the wood pile in
tbs yard, and Was taken out Of tie box
~ the hand of one who vas feeding the
.irs. 1t ia needless to say how quickly
!: wss dropped. This scorpion was
.oout two inches loCg, exclusive of its
claws Or foreeps. Their sting 10 poi
/. nous and painful but DOT fatal. The
scorpion Of aIy kind is not common in
isis eoua.Fy.
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TREaSCRy DEPARTMENT,
OFFICE OF INTERNAL RFvsNUs,

WASHINGTON, October n, 1869,
To c. n. FELTON,, Assistant Treasurer
of the United STATES, San Francisco,
CalItUrnIa-Sir: The bouds of manu-
facturers OF friction and other matches
10 the States and Territories west of the
Rocky Mountains, who desire to avail
them selves of the provisions of the l6lst
section of the Act of June 80, 1864
must be sent To this office.
When yon receive notice of The Ap-
prevail of such bond. you are autho
rized 10 furnish Stamps to the manu-
lecturers giving the same, upoo n credit
not exceeding sixty days, and In amount
not exceeding three fourth of the penal
sum of the bonds, allowing The follow
ing commissions:
On purchases of $50 or more, two
per cenium; on purchases Of Sl00 or
more, three per ceutum; on purchases
of $500 or more, four per centum; on
purchases of $1,000 or more, five per
centuu. Very respectfully,
G. DELAno. Commissi ner.
Approved. GRoRGE 5. BoUTwsLL,
Secretary of the Treasury.
In all cases copy of the bond ap-
proved here will be sent you.
G. DELsNo,
Commissioner.
..Sgr Taf0u. Nor. 9
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Sac. Union, Nor. 2.
The New York herald., 1869-01-24

~ Fonrseenth street. opposite Academy Of Music.
= o. AHSf'' 'MArriNEiS AZ s;is. ''''''
wEPNEs6XASS waNW IXS ASP HSI.sSfGEPtS SAftsPAY;
AGhRsF HIRs4 lish h5HHE; Hs 1AsgAEx Asgk1SA rs
IRE sIHSEsH kAEEhRIAI1srs
THE The BsoTHEss skoTHEss sizAsEEEEiI sizAssEEEi,
TIE TIE BRoTHERs RorHERs kIzARREELi kIzARELi.
ENTIRELY new, N Was ASTOUNDING.
UTTERLY uNpREcEbENrED PERFORMANCE,
THE THE P9UsLE PoUsLE FLYING EkYIN TkAPEzE TkAPEzE
foand nsd GS .sas and than
AND AFxKTGE ~ TTSfSETe FEYfSa sJARRsAuLrs aEARs
| che Enpfss
s'assy EACH STahk ii sASaA Tak!k nf bEsrEkATE
FLIGHTS THROUGH AIR,
AsR RIPAgT PAgSTIEss Sas1sR
THE BRoTHERs RIzARELI
xSb NIL "A AfRE4s n5fM rFIE FyEEx ExTiNEEs HsfHT
MILE. CAROLINE ROLAND,
AND ALL THE STAR RIDERS AND AcRoBATs
attached TO the uncomfortable New York Circus Troupe will
~p''A' BRILLIANT i1 SCENES IN THE CIRCLE.
rASE2fE % afHsA anRaA aSusF ~ 81
An sss T5sn 81 Al
THE EsapEo ,a 30. ts events
Rsappearance Of hs universal favori.es,
ffHS .. q. ..s sfSsss a,sI:.
Saa $ Dance Artists
THE pskEhANHl skEh4ksT On hSSfhSf YET
MArIEEEs WEDNESDAY and SATURDAY at az O'Clock.
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ADJUSTMENTS.

eS 1S nasT RAAEH
: ''i MOST SUCCESSFUL sPEcrAcULAR DRAMA
s9sDSY 5HsG%RY 4 @ 1859 er tho l.. time eu. i've.
1S s'i x S'isssi effect
a. on sspAx u Al. Il.
TsoysE NJ.
Paans MsskSsm Miss Lisa Weber, Miss Ada Marand, Miss
I s aaas ss Ssa
in the grand spectacular burssque eztfavaganza
specially localized Ans FoRfS ssaRa TafEvss fnHSs ;n'
STRIKING OIL iSNs'rAMILY JARS.
The piece wiz sPfgs6lS e gs9Saf'is NEW E1se SCENERY
sy Lewis voesln and Hiege Mechanical effects by Benson
SO MAGNIFIcENr AND COSTLY NEW DRESSES
S D nd b %cas c
Seats secured six days in advance for After Dark
a. ''A'' ~ FORTY THIEVES
~ TUESDAY, JANUARY %, 1853. ArsA.M.
RoorTs THEATRE,
Twentyshird street, between Fifth and Sixth avenues,
WILL OPEN
WEDNESDAY EVENING. FEBRUARY s.
In consequences of unusual for this
theatre Tor the opening nghs ne manager an
present. and with the hope protecting public against
the SPECTATORS the tickets will be disposed OF at
PUBLIC SALE,
Byw. o. HOFFMAN, Esq, Auctioneer,
ON MONDAY, JANUARY IS, 1852.
AT IRVING HALL
(Throueh the courtesy Of L. F. Harrison, Esqh
corner OF FIFTEENTH STREET AND IRVING PLACE,
commencing at 30 O'Clock A. M precisely Tor the better
accommodation Of gentlemen their way to business.
Dia grams of the viii be furnished mt the Hall.
beats will be provided for ladies attending the SALE
j. HENRY MAGONIGLE,
Business Manager.
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HoUsE OF LORDS, CORNER or HOUSTON AND
Crosby streets near BroadwayStenks, Chops Outlets,
Poachsd Egg, Welsh Rarebits, English Bacon am Tsh
Game 6c Hot Joints daily, 1rpe Wednesday SATURDAY
evcnngs also wines, Liquors and Cigars choicest
gsecsivoA L. b. LYNCH.
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;is
FRIDAY msrfSsE ESEEn sxrTkb Nj
RnouaHAxs THEATRE.
EEssss'saa Ess.ss sad join sEoGdhAa
,,.. MONDAY EvESiSol jASyARY IS 1881 ,o,o
SloasAAal' s1slsfas sEf?sn LATE THAN MEYER o,o,or
sffs SESrSs AL Il! Ssss sss MI: Nj:
AFTER THE COMEDY.
WILL Nj hisE SeHs \ FkDvsHHk FE% sHAHnxs
TO b followed ny A. entirely new and original Bure'lue
ey Mr. ''AP THE HE'SSSEasRRl sfahv1Rw FOR 1868
not aapsrdonaoe rsascoas "pon he abilities nos6
BE e' nss "a uHas5e
PLATE AHns ri Gkou NEW York.
1SD1yIpUx22irrEs: yyI1popUHxs22irrEs
w s yss aSsha bos S ss
sa,s .. HssE sxas X
BRooKLYNX-Thse' Oldest Of her numerous family,
ss sy
Of offspring but having
seen @ born q the Union T. H
NORTH RIvERo-A fluent Individual whose certificate OF
character consists in his running from AoApy HURLEY
EAST RIvERo-rhe yanor of Hell Gate rather .asow *
zpSSs ri sRHIa y FasIos * from Paris
81
late people who have snoshing to wear
PUBLIC OPINION the great "sir Orace OF social life.
aGs Judgment wise men o0 Eliza ffzT aSd
MELPoMENE, an old and much neglected mssnchoy muse
~ INK RsIs
aussAa SAsr ASR ssS
pEpIIGaT 81 the ~ g Enn9MPs nhossps
pi sss ier.sca:a WiLsoN
sEcoNb BgEcTMaBxRbi Hsssg BIIuE. axFTEs DARK
BARBE BLEUE.......... Mr.. A. MATTH!SM0M ON
The ZONE MORE UNfoRTUHxrE.1 Hcasees. wander.
appalled, spectators and Bac iars Arches generally BY
1s FOXES NEST. AgMsEy
The m.spe = coERIE cE9sssE eRnssf
1SSEfS SSs;$sS fszfH os SoAS#z &
QUEEN ELIZABETH RIsfoRf...... Mrs. PRIOR
diHHn usk5sSE ss ss hAaB
pRoGAN the Mrs. LizzY EcKHAsDT
TYRoLEANEssES
PARTY BY THE NAME oFJoHNsoN. Mr. G; EDM%oNDs %
DleHk II S!Rgsiy NAN III vi n
vENFs The iresistibe Miss BELLE FisHER
MERCURY The Irrspressble Mis-. AMEs
kvEra nae sIAs
ssAsDE ssAsDE EhFe
DEEP
KEPTUNEc Conductor Of the Ocean TslsgT1ph; Mr. GRAY
Leader r Of orche.tra he M Eikhards
Box once open fssssl fen N n snsF.sIo. e r
Orchestra chairs 81 fO balcony chairs (secured) 81 5o
circle seas ST. balcony (secured IS
Admission, rs cents; to second circle, so cents.
''s"'' '0''' ''0'4'As - @'0 JAMES JAN scHosBERa
Stage Manager.
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IL Sixth Is 10 20 Ivory Cups small Tubes.
% win be paid leaving them at the Office of j. Ball
4 Co., 81 Liberty street.
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A GENTLEMAN WILL GIVE INSTRUCTION ON THE
N Piano at pupils residence for 40 quarter best OF
references given Address, with residences Teacher box l20
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THE BALL SEASON.

Tickets, admitting gentleman and lady, $40; extra la1y
tickc;z, SO, to be had OF the following mcInbers:-
r. T. FREY, 80 Beaver street
FUCHS 4 CLASSES BROS, rs Reaie street.
HANFT EROS. ce5 Broadway.
u. HESS, az Maiden larc
KALDENBERU SON y wall street and II Nassau street
r.. EROLLPFEIFFER,4 ~ Pine street.
Y. ktIhE, 81 Broad street
l.. EIIt. Fifth Avenue Hotel
q. SCHIkMEkiS Music StOrc. 70l Broadway.
B. WLsfERAANN \ CO., 4s0 Broadway.
Boxes TO BE- secured of
HANFr BROS, sl5 Broadway.
Z. kROLLPFEiFfER, ~ Pine street.
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ADJUSTMENTS.

r'fssasas Ssa spsa ssd
Of III. ,ooHins HAsr pisys: sIsars FOR THE PRESENT
soso.~' ~ l01Ss.. ..a' as-.osR7.
mnnssan.x . .S'' :, 80 ,.,, ssS.n rrr r,ouou
fhoAsDA' 'Ao' ''-''-.. ..@s ~oNA''
ouER. 'A'' ''A'' ''''' eAA
1npr.para.ion and viii Immediately be produced.
MUCH ADO ABOUT NOTHING.
GGHss2 JAMES 9FEsa sIgS. HOUSE Proprietor
.norpu n,novrESShSoH OPERA. MANAGE,
LAST Ash, MEEK W.,
la rralcuoLr
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'''.. A0'Ao ..'''
80
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rup RE3T sarrfEsr az rfir A snH
4 = SEs5TccSS6LE. SPEEss5TccSS66ILEE.
"A IA PEsISH6LE PEsISH6kE
i'm saA u ssss Ssssa Queen saa% pER!cHoLE
AUSA6 he edssn Charming Tsncr
AUJAC the charming Tenor .aa. .fIvUlLLO
are without rivals in the Interpretation Of their respective
'''''' @'' THE GRAND OPERA HOUSE
,,,... !, ' csowRrn S'I.; MIGHT NIGHTLY M .,,w, :, j,
,cs
LA PERTGHoLE IS5 IL NJ MATINEE WI 10 On sATHEpAYs
.,., WITHOUT EXTRA oaARGE; no
sa SIX sfei
''A'' -'",r FRIDAY siia EyEsISa VII January -.
FIRST oEShS'r Of
MILE IRMA
TUESDAY EVENING, FebruaryI
BENEFIT
LADIES' HEBREW BENEVOLENT SOCIETY:
m BE M @ or sr o. ana the m
'''' : -a'AD'' GRAND sf1 .0PERA OPERA House.
~ soaa%a sshh
TH5EAITkTE: T: gRASGAIs; y a,. L'GII, csEyE.
~ fSs'sly night. Of Hervs': is%ea; uan ~
when viii withdrawn this week on .osoans pt q .hs
Iecocas mos. celebrated French Opera Bour
,,., -. ,.., !, TLETE pE IHE
on scas Of s asncencs far sur
passing A"s pSdn pTcIL cRFvE nv ETH FITS EVENING,
s .4s IL .rsssS i Il. ::
;;,TS 91IS- T.sS.sw - ~, ". zvv -,vv,sv
LEONARD qf1xFE sf1xFIisa Director
Continent
gate q XsTfsrs and EMpLoYs ;a At ss.n
price shall . :. a.
term. amo;I Slsisy SS
Il Sis S.!y and SaiSl bee ashsysaa -
to their 1l ,.
that 'hs wosDraruL nrsrrr JAPANESE TROUPE
Contains aud presents issos ''' ''p'
sa r ss &
TaE @ Il. sappsa Ss
rs ne
o. o % ne very eminent
TIA HAISAikHRT AESsSF FApHsieH HsSnh COMPRISES THE
HAiMHiKARii pENKif;iiir -" "'s"@
HAiwHiKh M FifxKiCiii'
ZuMTnx NzAwA III VIVA M
yfTWTnANZAWA KAwOyG ffem.ia,
ZfJMiDANZAWA c1TROso 1ema,eS
OTZRINEE fthe Japsness svinhI
rwslshi Kanstisbi Witi.on Tbrya v..yu w.,,,rx.rc
Tanekixhi Thinthaio Watzeino Leinxo '
Nj DIMINIST ION in the star reatnre. NJ IN.
GREAT TAMMANY PRoGRhWME
THE WOSDRoIJs vil,TOKEII.iS
MOST STARTLING, skiLfuL rERlLOus and CLASSIC
ISM. THE GREAT rAvoarrps
IN .nEAu .pIr pr 4 ~ yMI vynrIIES,
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MUSICAL.

A MEXICAN CONSERVATORY OF MUSIC,
"A "a | mon place. Eext to Clarendon Hotel
No class Instruction.
but thoro ugh pris ate instruction by first class artists.
Terms moderate. HENRY SCHROEDER, Director
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NEW PUBLICATIONS.

~ NJ spencer, wilkic Collins Thcodosis Burr Aston,
nepworh DIXON, General Joe Hooker, Rossini Napoleon
Msis M s Fortune BY rn Self Conquest Resurrection Of
Mc boGy, Are We Responsible for Our Facesy Peace,
wnon Citizen, Equality OF Mnds, Money Enterprisc
" the South, The Women OF Utah, In the PHRE
~ cc0sl ortya year. Ncwsmcn have H. Address S. X.
wels No. Ss9 Broadway, New YORK.
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WATCHES, JEwELRY, &c.

At THE JEwEIRY sToRR 73 BRoADwAy-THE
N highest price paid for Diamonds Enerads, Rubicn
Pearls, Watches Old uold and silver, Lsces Csnes Hair
snswis 10. LYNCHB.
The New York herald., 1869-01-24

BROADWAY THEATRE.
ID Admission so cents.
Return, after q absence OF years
for fourteen performances only,
Of the great American comedian,
Mr.. JOHN Il. OWENS,
and his farewell nights In New York.
On MONDAY, EACH EVENING and SATURDAY NATL
NEE, Mr.. JOHN r. OWENS will appear In his
TWO GREAT SUCCESSES,
endorsed by both the and public OF America and Eng
land as two OF the
greatest mpersonatIons in eccentric
comedy.
JOSHUA BUTTERFLY. ..n.................THE VICTIMS
S0LON SHIN In. 1.-THE PEOPLES LAWYER
supported by the excellent COMPANY.
SATURDAY. FIRST OWENS MATINEE.
Seats secured six days in advance
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COUNTRY BOARD.

A PRIVATE FAMILY, HAVING A HOUSE IN ORANGE,
~ n pleasantly located viii take, after ap v three
-four single gentlemen, tcniemen wives
ierences desired Address Tor week A. u. C Jersey City
Post Office.
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THE LRCTURE sRAsON.

IMPORTANT LECTURES TO GENTLbMEN ONLY, ON
interesting, invsusbls and scientific subjects, showing
how live live for, delivered daily at ths
New York Museum OF Anatomy. Those unable 10 attend
can receive copy by forwarding " censs 70 The seorstA.
SIS Broadway.
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ADJUSTMENTS.

AMUSEMENTS.
ID ENTIRE CHANGE. BRILLIANT ATTRACTION.
Another Sensation Drama
o''S' .ss s.''''' staas' q iSH s.1.ass%;. en-.
Butler Troupe. Noire Dame. The great Gibbons
B0wery Varieties. New Songa TerpsichoreAnActs
TUESDAY EVENING-BENEFIT OF Mr.. SAN DRAkE.
FRIDAY EvENING-BENEFIT of Mr.. J. II. BOWERS.
MATINEE EVERY SATURDAY
The New York herald., 1869-01-24
AMUsRMRNTs::
UToRRELL SISTERS NEW YORK THEATRE.

WooD's MUSEUM.
w Broadway, corner OF Threth street.
TWO PERFORMANCES DAILY IN THEATRE.
LAST SIX NIGHTS
LAST TWO MATINEES,
most positively, of the brilliant cement OF the
LYDIA THOMPSON BuRLEsQUE TROUPE,
LAST APPEARANCES
most positively with ths week commencing February 90 ap
EVERY EVENING, AND WEDNESDAY AND sArUR
DAY MATINEES
In
TWO BuRLESQUES,
ERNANI AND IxION
ERNANI AND lxION
presenting the full and original cast OF characters.
DRAMA AND FARCE,
And throughout the day. and up 10 o'clock p. Nj with
CHARGE beyond the admission to dramatic departs
ALL THE WONDERS OF WOODS MUSEUM ~
SPECIAL ANNOUNCEMENT
On MONDAY EVENING, February ], will commence the
Of those pleasing and talented Young American
Mr.. AND MRS. W. J. FLORENCE
"A' "A' FIELD OF THE CLOTH OF GOLD.
with superior cast OF characters, including
MISS ROSE MASSEY,
the beautiful and charming young artistic from the London
theatres Engagement also, fabulous price, Of the
MILE. @. MARLACCHI,
- - sALTAfORIAL COMBINATION,
tho forming the powerful attraction
sented American public y.
SEATS MAY BE SECURED IN ADVANCE. -
The New York herald., 1869-01-24

ID splenddly bound in vermion and Gold ready
Seventeen popular Operas complete for Panoorte Solo,
with Overture and whole OF music Fifty cents
each Complete Oratoros and large collections OF Vocal
and Pianofoe Musc In Books Fifty cents each The cheap
and most extensive catalogue OF modern music In the
world Also just ready free any address, Boosey Co.'S
Catalogue Of their publica In full sheet music
size form. BoOsEY CO., GA over Savings Bank:
broadway. n. Y.