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The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1869-10-02

SINGULAR DISCOVERY IN THE BAY OF
BENaAn.-Among the vessels lost in the
memorable Cyclone that swept over the
Bay of Bengal in 1867 we're the steamer
Thunder and the ship Morayshire.
Search was professed to be made for
these and other mi"sing vessels among
the Soonderbuns, . 1t no trace of them
was discovered, and it was taken for
granted that both had gone down at sea.
The other day, party of fishermen,
driven for shelter into an out-of- the way
creek, some tour miles inland, stumbled
upon the hull of ship, which proved
to be the Morayshire, and further in
found large steamer, with masts and
tunnels still standing, which answered to
the description of the Thunder. The
steamer had $165, 900 on board, which is
doubtless yet in her bullion hold. Pain
ful speculations are, of course, called up
as to the fate of her crew and passengers.
What that fate was may never be disco
vered. It is conjectured that they could
not have lived long, even if they sur
vived the cyclone, as the place is mala-
rious in the extreme, and infested with
tigers. What is, perhaps, the strangest,
is that these vessels have been lying here
two years within "A few miles OF the
mouth of the Hoogley.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1869-10-02

Half way up Lookout Mountain, the
place where memory is stirred by thou
sand thrilling associations, and where
the brave boys of both armies met and
fought hand to hand, where the blood of
both friend and foe was mingled together
and ran down the mountains side in .rivu-
lets, is smooth faced rock, upon which
poor, wounded soldier inscribed. the
following: - ..-t .i. - 81
"S. T. -1seO-X. EARLY in the bat
tie was wounded and carried to this
spot by two clever 'Yanks' They bsde
me farewell, and as they supposed to die,
for was so weak from loss of blood that
l could but family thank them for their
kindness. They left in my canteen O
part bottle of PLANTATION B1TTKRs, to
which owe my life, for it strengthened
me, and kept life within me until help
came and my wound was dressed. God
bless them for their kindness, and for
the PLANTATION B1rrRRs."
HENRY DAVAGEL, .,-
Company B, 10th Georgia.
MAGNOLIA WATER.-Superior to the
best imported German Cologne, and sold
at half the price. O2t3
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1869-10-02

NEW ADVERTISEMENTS Attention is
called to the following advertisements,
the first time this fmern1ng:
Kinsman & MISUNDERSTANDING.
d. McGuinnis-Oysters! Oysters!
j: +. Ensor-To Liquor Dealers
The Misses Martin School Notice.
u. b. Miller-County Claims.
Information Wanted.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1869-10-02

META1-TIPPED SHOES. Shoes are an
important item in the expense of cloth
ing children, as every parent will under
stand. They invariably wear out their
shoes at the toe first, and not unfre-
quently before the other parts are O
quarter worn. Children's shoes with
metal tips never wear out at the toe, and
it is safe to say that, on an average, one
pair with them will more than out-wear
three pairs without them. We believe
all the shoe-dealers keep them.-Rerald
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1869-10-02

THE PoRT ROYAL RAmRoAD.-Work
on this road is progressing very favora-
bly,. and the engineer corps have COM
pleted the survey to within ten miles of
Augusta. The route runs through the
best portions of Barnwell District, and
promises to bring to Augusta much Of
the trade that has formerly found its
market by the river, at Savannah. We
learn that the rails are now being shipped
from New York and will be laid from the
junction of the Charleston and Savan-
nah Railroad to Allendale, by January
next. and at this rate we may expect to
see the line completed to Augusta by the
coming May.-Augusta Constitutionalist.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1869-10-02

Afew copies Of the "Sack and Destruo-
ton of Columbia" can be obtained at the
Phenie Office. Price twenty-five cents.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1869-10-02

WEDDRe<c cAaDsr AND EsyzLosxs.---A
loto4 wedding scards and envelopes, iof
latest styles; has Just been received;
whic, will be. printed in imitation Of en-
gfdHng, ana at less than one.tenth the
cost, Call and see specimens at PHOENIX
offfca y - - . ~ >, = ..lt-tL =.
.is,---J-,. ,.-.t-- = . ~ --
CRtMbs5 a9xf xf Yfeight train on the Char.
lotte, Columbia. and Augusta Railroad
ran of the track, about Eve miles above
Columbia, oh Thursday night. Four or
five cars were smashed, but no person
was injured, There was no detention of
the passenger, trains. ,..
There will be slight change in the
schedule Of the Charlotte, Columbia and
Augusta Railroad, on and after to.nor
row. See advertisement. ~ -
D. B. Miller, Jr., has been appointed
Deputy Surveyor for the County of
Riohland. 'n ~" H~
The Charleston Comier-the Oldest
paper published in the State-has been
materially enlarged. We wish our an
cient friend increased success
The national Republican., 1869-01-08
PersOunI.

Heister Clymer declines being the Demo.
ratio candidate for Governor OF Pennsylvania.
rhe Republicans of New Hampshire have
'hOsen Onslow Stearns as their candidate for
fsvernor. Senator Morgan, Of New York.
nas gone to New York. Hon. VIM. e. Robin.
son, Of New York, has been called home by
he death Of his wife's mother. Senator Van
yinkle, Of West Virginia, and N. q. ordwAy,
so, Sergesnt-st-Arms OF the House Of Repre-
'entstives, are at the National. Hon. b. +.
sggloston has served upon Mr.. Strader, the
member OF Congress elect from the First Ohio
district, the requisite legal notice that he shall
contest his right to a seat In the next Congress.
rhe grounds upon which the contest are based
IRE mainly illegal voting on the part Of Mr..
Strsders political friends. Cyrus W. Field
vas seriously injured on Wednesday evening,
BY fall at his residence In Irvington.
The national Republican., 1869-01-08

'sEw roRK nARxEr.
NEW YoRx, Jan. IA p. m.-Ootton dull
sl sSG nS%.; Suss S s. ggss ls 'RR RsS s'RsSS issS
l3L cents, Flour quiet and .teadyi Southern
te2S8H:so. Wheat quiet and nrmi u COOL ;os.
oorn quiet and steady es@h.ol; Oats quiet
1S sOfs Pofs@b.msSs isn si ts st a. az g. dod
i3SlS.
BALTIMORE, Jan. T.-BreddsfpGt - There 10
some inquiry for Flour for export. and we
have reported today sales OF 800 barrels
Howard Street Family, and /, 900 barrels Extras
So. S S.Ss: s :.. Ssps. pl'Gss supss
at t6.50 per barrel. Prices are without change,
and they are now at such a point that the
trade generally do not anticipate any further
Whedi-wss In fair supply this morning,
some 5000 bushels being at market. The de-
msnd was more active than for some time past,
Sales were made OF prime white and choice
red at t2@ ai6, and low grade do. at si.T2G
N.s0.
Corn-wss iu better supply to-day than for
some time past, the receipts reaching $4,000
bushels, mostly white. The demand was ao-
ys sof Ss Ss r.ss .Sd s
for damp whitei %, ol@o2 cents for prime dry
esrgoes suitable for foreign shipment, 90 cent:
for damp yellow, 929e3 cents for dry do, and
one lot Of 600 bushels very prime brought 90
cents.
Propisions-Prices continue to advance at
the West, and they are quoted higher than
ever, but the market does not respond, and
there Is very little doing, most persons in the
trade considering purchases at current rates as
dangerous. There 10 but very little stock here
and what IL here 10 not on the market. There
is no bulk meat offering so far a. we can learn,
and no reliable quotations can be given for II.
Some as hhds. bacon shoulders were sold yes
tetday to the trade at l3ato.. but they are now
held firmly at ltc. Sides are jobbing At l6ISo.
for rib, and i7l<@l7lSc. for clear rib. Lard we
quote hrm At lsI<fDl9e., and some lots are held
at zoo, and mess pork at t29 per Dbl.
The national Republican., 1869-01-08
Latest Telesrsphio Brevisies.

Minnesotas state debt 10 $50 900.
Two white and three colored soldiers killed
and large number wounded, 10 the result Of
an ARRAY In New Mexico.
The New Mexicans have heard from Indi.
ana, and are practising at the bar Of Judge
Lynch.
San Miguel county is infested with horse
thieves and murderers. -
The Denver Board OF Trade has indorsed
sherman and sheridsns plan OF dealing with
Indians.
Governor Baker, of Indiana, will be insu.
gursted to-day.
william N. wooley was executed In New
Jersey yesterday for the murder Of Hsrtshoru
Fleming.
Two policemen Of aarsndsque, Canada,
we're shot and killed on Wednesday night
while attempting to arrest two desperadoes.
General Rousseau is so III In New Orleans
that his recovery 10 doubtful.
Senator Pinchbeck, OF Louisiana, proposes
to introduce q bill In the Senate to further
eliminate all distinctions on account Of race
or color.
A New Orleans dispatch informs US that the
supreme conolave Of the order Of" Seven Wise
Mem met In that city yesterday.
A disturbance demanding the presence Of q
large body Of troops has occurred In Princess
Anne county, Virginia.
Chicago has Instituted q suit to recover the
property Of which she was robbed by land
thieves.
The New York Chamber OF Commerce has
adopted memorial, declaring that Congress
is the only power having authority to grant a
franchise to the Atlantic Gable Company.
Rev. Charles Elliott, d. D., Of Iowa, is dead
Florida Is making an effort to revise the i'm.
parchment farce.
The Mayor of Charleston has been peremp.
/ torily ordered by the courts to declare the re-
| suit OF the election last fall.
In the Maine legislative caucus for Senator
/ yesterday, Mr.. Hsmlin and Mr.. Morrill, had
about an equal show.
Violence among the Irish tenantry 10 re.
/ ported.
Spain has now q communist oonspirAoy.
Tennessee proposes a constitutional amend
ment to extend the right Of suffrage.
The Ku .Klux In Dickson county, Tennessee,
suffered defeat at the hands OF the negroes.
Hon. vm. NJ. Stewart will be his own sue :
,essor as Senator from Nevada.
A battle with Indians In Arizona resulted
in the defeat OF the redskins.
The Cuban authorities have removed the
statue :of Isabella and other symbols Of the
late dynasty from all public places.
Gen. Dulee has issued his iong-expected pro.
ilsmation to the Cubans.
Cuban revolutionists are besieging Gibars
and other towns.
The ogeeohee troubles are ended.
Kentucky proposes to test the oonstitu.
ionality Of the civil rights BILL
The New Hampshire Republican oonvention
ave adopted resolutions In favor of impartial
-uf age.
All the present Congressmen from New
Il hampshire have been renomiuated.
The national Republican., 1869-01-08

SENATOR CHASDLER.-The people Of Michi-
gan evidently appreciate and recognize th'
services OF a faithful and loyal representa-
tive, for through their State Legislature they
have rec elected Senator Chandler to the Sen.
ate of the United States for another term OF
six years. This must be taken As a sure In.
dorsement OF his course In the Senate, and
the endorsement Is creditsble alike to the
distinguished Senator and to the State Legis
lature which thus manifests its thorough ap.
probation Of his great service.
The national Republican., 1869-01-08

How THEY LIE ABOUT GRAsT.-General
Boynton writes from Washington to the Gin
cinnati Ga=efie: "The telegram In an Eastern
Democratic paper, and perhsp1 In Western
General Grant had spoken OF Carl Schurz
as an "adventurer and carpet-bagger," and
has given Hr. Henderson documents intended
Missouri, is wholly unfounded. General Grant
was seen last week by persons friendly to Mr..
Henderson as he had previously been by
friends OF GENERAL SchurZ, but declined having
anything to do with the Senatorial question.
He pointed out the imprOpriety of interference
on his part, and said the matter was one for
the State Legislature to settle, and refused to
say a word that could be used for the benefit or
to the disadvantage Of either OF these gentle.
men,"
The national Republican., 1869-01-08

TINTED STATES PATENT oPFICE.
y WAsHISsroS, L. c., January s, 1870
On the petition Of CHEsrER Vas H0Rs, Of
patent granted him on the l1th day Of April 1855
for au Improvement In Slide Rest for Lathes
IL ordered that said petition be heard at this
ace on the 29Ih day Of March next, Any person
may oppose this extensiOn; obieetions,, dep0si-
twenty days before the day Of hearlng.
ELISHA FOOTB,
iAs-F3w Commissiouer Of Patents.
The national Republican., 1869-01-08
OF WATER REGIS

CITY HALL. W AsIIsSros. D. G, Jan. 1909.
WATER RENTS for 1909 now due and paya-
BILE at this once, IL unpaid at the end Of this
month the water viii be shpt Of without further
same, as provided by law.
WATER TAXBs.-A list OF property on which
the overdue insta lments OF water tag shall remain
unpaid on the LIST Of February next will then be
8, r, BOND,
jaI3w Water Registrar.
The national Republican., 1869-01-08
TINTED STATES PATENT OFFICE,

LIMITED STATES PATENT OFFlCB,
y WAsHISGTos, ID. G., January 4. 1865.
CATHARISE WILHELM, OF Philadelphia, Penna.
praying for the extension Of patent granted them
on the Sd day Of April, 1855, for an Improvement In
Protector for Lamp Shades;
Il Is ordered that said petition be heard at this
may oppose this extension, Objections, deposi.
tOns, and other pa pers should be led In this Office
twenty days before the day Of hearing
ELISHA P0OTE,
JAMS T3w Commissioner OF Patents.
The national Republican., 1869-01-08
Surgical Instruments.
CHARLES FISCHER,
Manufacturer of

Surgical and Dental Instruments,
Trusses, Club-feet Apparatus,
Fine Cutlery, &C..
No. 3is Pennsylvania avenuA, between Metropoli-
tan Hotel and Seventh street, lKarr's
Jewelry stOre,) Washington, D. G.
A5- Instruments, Scissors, RaIors, &c made,
repaired, and ground at the shortest notice.
Special attention to htting on Trusses. Room Q.
nOyA.f
The national Republican., 1869-01-08

BS Physician aud Phrenologist. has had an
experience q nearly twenty Aye years sDd man AZ
gives advice TO ladies and gentlemen about to get
married how 70 choose cS1geniai companions for
suited to their capacity; and also gives delinsa-
ton and chart Of character to any wh9 may favor
enue, between First and second streets west
Once hours from TO u g. IN. and 3 to 6p. m.
ia7.tf
The national Republican., 1869-01-08

,~- p Il N M A N NsHIP.-Ths Under-
IR STONED takes this method Of Informing
AZ e1S: and the RufPktS that hS
League Hall every MONDAY, WEDNESDAY and
FRIDAY EVENINGS Hours from 8 30 to 7 p, m.
y, 80, In advance, Ornamental PepmsnshIp, In.
sluding German Text. Old English LettsLtnE and
4l. J. W. SWANk.
del-tf
The national Republican., 1869-01-08
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.

wAsuIroroS, January I, lseo.-Jsy Cooke
h 90. furnish the following quotations Of Gov.
ernmsnt securities,
The national Republican., 1869-01-08

The Catholic Bishop of Montreal, with a
number OF clergymen, leave for Rome on the
20th instant.
The national Republican., 1869-01-08
Bookbinders.

TN THE SUPREME Coo kT uF IhE DIsIAlL 4
l. OF COLUMBIA.
Daniel r Dyer,
", $40, Equity Docket !.
The trustees in this cause having reported that
they had sold the property in said de-
scTbedI in pursuance Of the decree, to Daniel r.
Dyer, for ~ per acre, amounting to the sum Of
$SG, aud that the said purchaser has complied
with the terms Of sale:
II is, this 9th day Of December, A. D. 1865, or.
dered by the court that the said shall be, and the
same is hereby, ratified and confirmed, unless
cause to the contrary be shown o. or before the
18th day ot January, 4. D. 1889; provided a copy
OF this order be published In the NATIONAL RE-
said day, A b. ULIN, Justice
A tTne COPY Test
X. J. hEIas, Clerk. lee2s.WSw
The national Republican., 1869-01-08

s~sTO T II E M E NJ d E II A N ID
s friends q The Philosophical Lyceum,'
iatterly called "The Free Diseuss;9n Lycegm."
League Hall, No. 4sl Ninth street west, SUNDAY,
January 10, 1sp. at 2:O p. m No bar to member
iu turn have q right to their own questionable
Lycenm no choice.
BY order Of a quorum.
jaI-3ts WIN BOYD, N, d,
The national Republican., 1869-01-08
MARRIED.

GRBGoRY-DUTToN. On the evening Of the
bh inst At the residence Of tbs bridss fathsr. 8
Thirteenth street, BY the Rev. J. 9, Butler, D..
J. W. gagoonr, Of Maryland, to MARrHA A. Dur.
TON, Of this city.
.BUTLER-BoYER. -op the Sd inst. By thu. .Rey.
to Miss KITTf BorsR, Of New YORK.
The national Republican., 1869-01-08

NlTe CLAIMS AGAINST THE COR.
SS PORATlON.- persons having claims
against the Corporation due prior to the 9th day
Of July. 1858, are hereby notified to present such
claims to the Committee Of Investigation at the
City Hall, between the hours Of 10 a. IN. aud I p.
m, from this date February !, 1859. or they may
be debarred from the benefits Of the same. All
claims must be accompanied by vouchers and veri-
fed by the afhdavit OF the claimants. ja9-eo6t
The national Republican., 1869-01-08
Special Notices.

-~.CITY ACADEMY AVID ARMY
s AND OPPlCEks' iHsrITurR removed
PROF. JOHN PiLL,
janS4t Priueipal.
The national Republican., 1869-01-08

hHs MASS MEETING OF ClII-
@ ZRNs will take place IN the Council Cham.
bpr, City Hall. on FRIDAY next, the sth inst. at
Up. m. to consider the Canal Improvement, and
also the Improvement OF the Riyer Channel.
The District Committees Of Congress, and me
b.rs 81 the CITY Councils, are particularly invited.
jAns.lt
The national Republican., 1869-01-08
+. CUMMINs,

si7 SEVENTH STREET,
AN NEXTENSIVE BOOT AND SHOE HOUSE
WANT, and Of the BEST MANUFACTURE.
Secoud door South Of street and Northern Market.
The national Republican., 1869-01-08

s~.PROHIBlTORY l. Nc A q U E .--
. Th.r will be q meeting OF the League
THIS BykNlNG, At the Court Room, City Hall,
jans.it. NJ BLOOD, Secretary.
The New York herald., 1869-06-09

ANlUSEM ENTS.

" AS
..,........ AsIUsEMESTs: STs:..,.-,...-.-,,.>--
So a14lsss SS'
raE sthxER STARS xvv ,x,,ou,
Lntfi Iss sf';s';if sssifr
yANroMIxIsrs
who VIII appear nightly In tho grand spectacular pansomns
LITTLE po.reEil Eli lHHH5f2iTiEkr hHb HirTkr BOY sLus.
HANDSOME scn%rPRY Ms Pss' is produced with
ELAS0hxTN RTF 1SEa1sTHSzEr''D aaslG. sossr DANCES.
UNUSUALLY rowERfTI 11I q east OF CHARACTERS.
LARGE Asp ip'sasaf'Sf SrLGsfbip IL BALLET.
GORGEOUS TRANSPORTATION SCENE.
BOX BOOK now OPEN.
NlIsLo's GARDEN
Ta
ndJsE dSJsEHS$HS!SAE5 5SSFGsfHEy I'll; 5HoEBhD Sfa:
LYDIA THOMPSON s:s;: .$ :$;s,$$5$squA i: e TROUPE
WEDNESDAY HNb HAS sAfusDar m Sr Fvh EVENING
viii be presented Henry b Farnios Eastern spccta'
sEss$B ss$B FHH E#H szFE$s szFFEE$s sszsFFEE$$ss
Pronounced the most
m successful Buresque ever presented In the metropolis
The cast e"OrAeei S ss s e1sn F T eqs PHs en America
HEaALprb The Lviia W Tbomnson am Tramoe ;n,p,r in usn
pad" sraoe, vivaciy charming manners and sparkling
hAY TlMEs The scenery gorgeous There 10 no doubt
TRIbUSE.~ihs scenery csces the "Fory Tb,eves" The
Codoche Troupe unanimously appauded, and their
far ss elegance Of detail ana magniacence Of
mounting are the ecpses all OF the Old
LFAnkaThis ia snbad Of the period. judging BY re.
sUsDAY TrxKs.-The Codoche Troupe's reception was
Sa success: Tor sio6as .hs saioS A'''A p,'pA''' ~
srNnAY MEncuR,.-ihe spectacular display was very
fn ana The ws s,o ~ tn,
SUCCESSES Of oi'hs the day.
sUSnAy CoUnIEn-A gorgeous spectacle, perfect In
ss the w e1ao U % sS
ever before beon erhi5iisd in this lon sliu ie
hE5H%S1s4h Nee ; $SSS1s% is.SEHsSohs: 'sSEsoTs::
sAw' AAxt' Nv, Attk, Nh Nh.
ssArs sHoHxEb So bhHs X ADaasSa
T$S rSSESSShsSHs Fh1s M CITY,
Two Two rEkF9sMaScEEs rEkFokMaScEs THs THE pA pAY
sATISEE sATISEE 1t 1t Il. Il.
z Sc j s5AF 5ATdhAs ASn
THE GREATEST COMBlSATION
EVER Presented IN AN EVENINGS PERFORMANCE
FOURTH WEEK OF q: L. FOX'S PANiOMlME,
HiCCOHY DlCCORY D0Dk.
RECEIVED WITH ROARS OF LAUGHTER.
CLOWN lby tie crIInaldl q the ses GEO l. Fox
Mile. RITA ShN1ALl aad BA LLET.
THE ALEEADY POPULAR KIRALFY TROUPE,
HANIcLh, IMRE ana BOLOSSY kIRALFf.
Ida, EdeIka, Jonka, susy. Amali,
THE UNEIvALLED SENSATIONAL DANChKs.
yyYoops MUSEUM. ADMISSION 60 CENTS
. A. NJ. until 10 r. H. The family resort.
LAST WEEK,
positively, Of
ROBINSON CRrSOE
ROBINSON CRusOE.
EVERY DAY, AT O'CLOCK, MATINEE,
EVERY EVENING. AT 8 O'CLOCK, EVENING
LAST APPEARANCES
the
Unequaled Burlesque and Panomme Combination.
pEvoLurIoN IN cuRA. MASS NETTING.
II EVOLUTION N e BA. MASS MEETING.
r FAY MAJ, WOMAN AND CHILD
SHOULD SEE THE GREAT PATRIOTIC DRAMA,
THE REVOLUTION IN CCeA;
THE PATRIOTS sTRUGaLE FOR LIBERTY.
TO-DAY Ar 2f O'CLOCK, MATINEE,
T9nAY T9nh ATss At e. 9ci"GK ocih"c Ms1iSsE MMAs1iiSEEE
AT TONY PASTORS ofERA housE, aoi BOW kRv
Songs, Dances, ETHIOPIAN Gymuas
Tic feats. Bal et, National Sports, 'c No.
A DvERTIsEMENTs FOR THE HERALD
n RECEIVED IN BROOKLYN AT OUR
BRANCH OFFICE las FULTON STREET.
The New York herald., 1869-06-09

A CADEMY OF MUSIC, BROOKLYN
n TESTIMONIAL BENEfIT
TO MRS. r. Il. CONWAY
From the Ladies' of Brooklyn,
will take place SATURDAY EVENING, JUNEla
LONDON ASSU RANCE.
Mrs D. p Bowers, Mrs +. B. Conway, Mr. s. Cline, Mr.
John BrouGham Mr. J. c. McCollom Mr.. F. B. Conway, Mr.
W Harris MIR. f. Chippendale, Mr. E. Lamb Mr. A. Queen
dc, III the cast.
During the performance
MILE. MORLACCHI,
Tha celebrated danseuse,
assisted by Niles Setti Dnchatea, Evers and MAtIe
Will perform
GRAND BALLET DIvERTISSEM ENT.
The New York herald., 1869-06-09

ADJUSTMENTS.
E'IFTH AVENUE THEATRE.
.,. :, Twenty fourth street.
S!fss'sf
Onenbach's most musical work,
YIN ikAA In her original creation Of soVL9rrE RKuK
and tho
SANE os GfHfa raussSAs, SAsr jose 6s yiSAL. iS
REVIVAL OF 0rEkssasaz x FHmczOIH. aa.HAiS' OPERA
with
IRxA.............."...as as. :....rHE STREET SINGER
H. huJAc................ ...PEQulLLo
GRAND BALLET
Nile SoRLHcChr.
Miles. LETT. puouALE%H, aaa MAzzERI and rvEss
y sSs The 30. of The
schirmor's, 7ol broadway.
TnEArRE coNIQuE. OPPOSITE OPPOSITE ST. NICHOLAS
WHITE SPENCER. .Proprietors
NH. %%Ikk EESIES kESrES
WITH FoSESF0i sSSfESStiss G5sFfSSSt. AND FzsroaInr
Consisting Of thirty talented artists Of the
NOTICE. E.~wEDNSspAS AND SATURDAY MArINEEs
REMEMBER, MONDAY EVENING, JUNE IA
OF STREET
s sB $$s sSShs
a,' s4ss
E|$ #ssHs }Ss
A0'Af % sSP S ys SAS5 Twins
Dan sh}isf .,. AS aHyaST0 ssS,: o, AS hsyAsz
The New York herald., 1869-06-09

AMUsRMENrs. ~
IS; S%z i;'ai;. 3D. 81. q '.'. .''..'
and MISS BLANCHE Oh sAa.
WEDNESDAY Asp 2 ,aS !. Y sspAr, "a I... '..a,.
FRIDAY wfEb fEbs5ss osSs. June H.
SATURDAY nATIsFE 1S ssp%'9.sqs %S .a1sx ~ o'eoet
sA1tRSAE AtB F1SS sSs;ss%, ssSss;ss5s%5, q 5'SSs Sssh Is,
In active preparation . dramatiratiou OF reunyso.x
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Rich Costumes and Great Cast.
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GREAT BURLESQUE OF
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WITH frs UNAPPRoAcHABLE CAST or CHARAcTFRs.
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MISSES BETTY AND EMILY RIGL IN NEW
DANCE.
IXI0N MATINEE SATURDAY, TWO O'CLOCK.
ROwERY THEATRE
ID Engagement with Miss FANNY HERRING, the bril-.
liant buresque actress
M M GE0RGE GEoR Is BR00KEs Mr: R0sERT NicKLE;
Tho great buresque Of
Or, the Man ut the Wheel
Miss FANNY HERRING In her great speciality OF fxioa
acted BY her In New York and other cities
Mr. GEOhGE bhOOk MINEBVA
Entire new scenery and brilliant effects
The farce of the DODGERS.
Friday evening annual benefit OF Mr.
JOHN J. JONES. Treasurer
The New York herald., 1869-06-09

IIo0LEY's OPERA HOUSE, FRED LuBIN DLRE0.
III tor. Triumpha success Of the GREGORY TROUPE.
LAST SIX PERFORMANCES: New Sensation Acts
MID AIR soMERsAULr. THR SPIRAL MOUNTAIN.
NEW PONY ACTS. NEW PANTOMiME
Saturday, last GREGORY MATINEE, at TWO O'Clock.