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The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1869-07-12

MARRIED.

FLEsHER-W the eth inst, at the
residence ofthe BRIDES father, by Rev. J L.
Sanford, Mr.. J. L. Flesher to Miss A.. G..
Ward, all of this county. l,n, q
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STONE Coal was inflicted with the
heaviest rain of the season, last Tuesday.

"UScLE ALE" WILLIAMS has the best
garden in Lewis county, If ycu don't
believeit, 60 and see. u,Hf
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rnA HAnr, Of Clarksburg, has estab-
listed in our town abranch Of his wool
and cloth exchange. Genuine Factory
Jeans, Casimorcs, Flannels, Blankets, &C.,
exclan ged for wool on the best terms.
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ID CRANE. adl eft 10 imSd Z
L. -bEALER H.. "a ,ia7d
la aGROC'ERlES, gioa5 ,gEa sN -
TEAS, i1as 5lji
CoEFEE, 10 ills
L.1tf lEI Ola 1ATOnH

Soda, SPICES, Canned Fruifs
TOB4it co AND ClG4RS, Fi
u AlES, WINES, BRANDY {ii'ii
W M AND WlllSkEY. fmt rla
Centre Street, Weston, West Virgins
A. good assortmt nt5f Groceries always kcbt
on hands Produce huushtand sold. The hest
quality Of lqnth I sale. in quaniiiesiic suit
purchasers. Wlntl ng stosies, lfnc cigars. and "a
the best gradcs II Tobacco, alwas. Or liid.
Siorc--one dooi DO 9 the BANK.
npr.7;tf 10. s5,
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II .ANDS FOR sALE-Gool Farming lands
IL partly in cultivation, and the balance in
woods, for sale in lots to suit purchasers situa-
ted in Lewis, county, on the Stauntou and Par
kersburg Turnpike, miles from Weston; and
in Calhoun county, on the Little kanawha river
and on the Pike, near GAINESVILLE. Liberal
terms; Apply to or address, ''Uf ~
FREDERIC F0USE, Agents for the heirs Of
{ +. X. Fousc, decd. at Weston. n3l.m6 >,
EA1OTICE.-ALL PERSONS A RE WARNED
IN against Trusting my son, MICH L WIN K
TIERS, as he has left me without any cause, and
] therefore will not be responsible for any debts
Of his contracting. ANDREW WINTERS
& West Union, June 20, 1869. " !!il6a u
jy5.3t '.t fg.af9.F4a gs,ig
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CArnopc CuuRcn.-Rev. Mr.. Kcilo-
CHER. of Wheeling, officiated at the Cath
Ollie Church on the 4th inst, the building
being crowded with listeners. The rev.
crend gentleman is spoken Of as being
one Of the finest pulpit orators in the State.
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EVERYBODY

Should keep constantly within their reach, those
invaluable remedies to successfully combat dis.
ease. Rolack's Bloed Pills, Robacks ston.- q
ach Bitters, aud Robacks blood Purifier, they Z,
are inflllihlc in tho diseases for which they are
recommended. +. N. CnALFANT,
Sole agent fot Lewis County lgI-
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EPISCOPAL Cnuncn.-Ou Sunday. the
4th inst, Rev. Mr.. Curtis and Mr.
Flesher, both Of whom are now on visit
20 our town, favored our people with di.
vino service at tie Episcopal Church
After tho long silence which has reigncd
in the building, sermon by tho old pas
tor was truly acceptable. We are happ,
10 state that in a few weeks regular min
lister viii; be here. who will take perma.
ncnt charge Of the congregation and it
interests. ~
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NlonE Founrn. Oh tho evening of the
9Th inst, at tho request Of several friends,
MI. Fred. Brinkman gave a ball at his
residence on Main street. Dancing in
good earnest commenced At an early hour
in the evening, aud continued until al
most ''break o day" "Old Wash, }" who
never fails to inspire with new life all
who listen to his magic fiddle. rendered
the music for the occasion.
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Tits LITERARY SoclErY.-Pursuant to
adjournment, tho Literary Society met at
the Town Hall on tho evening Of the 9Th
inst. Tic exercises which had been
previously announced we're rendered, and
everything passed Off good style. The
question for dcbatc-".I That the posses.
sion Of wealth is conducive Of more happi-
ness than the possession Of knowledge"
in which John G. Jackson was affirmative
aud NJ. D. Dent negative, was decided 10
favor Of the latter. The following is
order Of exercises for tomorrow evening
allan ORIGINAL ocATioNs. 500
j. Donahue-F. NJ. Chalfant
SELECT CITATIONS. u,a
G. Hart-R. NJ. Hardman.
..,g ua ESSAYS. .f
r. G.. Edmistou-J. W. Wofindin.
e--- DEBATE.
Resolred, That the bad deeds Of a man
are noticed more than The good ones.
Affirmative-R. D. DAVIDSON; mega.
tiveAT. P. Braunon. s.oa s34J
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NOTICE-To TuE VorgRs OF SnER1-
DAN Towxsll,r.- There will be meeting
of tue voters held at the School House on
tho bead of NIurphy's Greek, on July
.4th. 1860, for or against levy III said
township for Free School purposes.
by order Of the Board Of Education,
joins .BouAS, Secretary.
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Tns wRErcnl-A hardened young
friend Of the male persuasion has handed
It's The following conundrum for publica.
cation :-"Why are young ladies, at the
breaking up Of party, like arrows ~
He answers it thusly ID Because they
can't go off without d beau1, and are in q
culver Until they get one.'' The i,npu.
dent rascal lives in town, and we would
suggest that tho ladies try him for bis
villunous attempt at wit, and punish him
TO the full e1tont Of she Jaw,
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We hare on hand at this office a large
quantity efBL.INK DEEDS, and JUS
TICES'i BLANKS of I'LL kinds, gotten
up IN he best style. Cau and examine.
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TINE TABLE
II. Il @. RAILROAD.

TRAINS will be run on this road till furth'
notice, as follows: u,,r
NAIL TRAIN WEST.
Leaves Graitonat sf lI:45 4, ",
Arrives at Clarksburg at l9;49 r. N,
Arrives at Psrkersburga At sos P. NJ.
r3' FAST LINE WEST,
Leaves Grafton at $40 a, N.
Arrives al Clarksburg at $50 a. ",
Arrives at Parkcrspnrg ll;lO \, NJ.
MAIL TRAIN EAST,
r.sves'parkershlrg at 1870 a. ".
Arrives at Clarksburg ut ESQ P. NJ.
Arrives at GHaftouat $500 P. N.
FAST LINE EAST.
Leaves parkersburgM .,,,t- 5;a5 P II
Arrives at Clarksbnrg ut 800 r. ".
Arrives at Grafton at 1910 =. NJ.
For further particularaapply to W. II. Free.
man at the Clarkshnre depot.
JOHN L. WILSON.
49, Master Of Transportation.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-08-01

DOwERY THEATRE.
ID Miss KATE FISHER RE-ENGAGED FOR Blk
NIGHTS
Engagement with MIR. JAMES SMITH, the cha npou
WALKER OF AMERICA who win walk ono mile in SEVEN
MINUTES.
POole's Drama of Miss KATE FISHER
JERRY LIE DREW, JERRY Lis DREW.
The Jack Shepherd GOOD FOR NOTHING.
of America. Miss Fisher Nan
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TONY PASTORS OPERA HOUSE.
j TONY PASTORS OPERA HOUSE. .28f Bowcry,
Newly painted decorated upholstered curtain scenery
furniture, &c.
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BOARD IN WHITE PLAlNS-ON BROADWAY, NEAR
ID depot Terms reasonable. For particulars inquire in
the 3s Sixth Avenue the premises Of
Lincoln
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MATRIMONIAL.

A GENTLEMAN OF 49, Az ExoFFIcER UNITED
~ states army, having plantation the beautiful
village OF Edrpton, y C, desires thn acquaintance OF
young ana seconpaicd iafy, OF duaii Widow
lbi Herald ONCE ~
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PROPOSALS..

I)LANS AND SEALED PROPOSALS FOR THE EREC
non u substantial Shedding upon pier 3s and the Nor
baefy loot OF Hubert street. North river invited by the
uhdersigncd, from whom detailed can be pro-
cmed They must be submited before O'Clock Wednesay
morning, August next There should be OF
pos one Tor iron sdes for wooden sides Roof 10
oe gravel Contractor must furnish all labor and mi
shu hbh The work before September 2 merit References
"e""e', IL, - JOHN WHITAKER,
"enefh agent Empire Ira importation Company,
pier II North river.
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POLITICAL.

MOZART HALL GENERAL COMMITTEE WIZ
iN meet ri t'ir now hall, 7Ui Broafwsy on Thur, In,
nisht NJ 10 o'cl-cs EDWARD BEKhIiS, Chairman
So, .,,.. JOHN MtrCHELI., Vice Chairman
GroRdr Cnrvvrns, Secretaries.
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FRENCH NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

NE PERSONNE IA BITUEE A sOIGNFR LES EN-.
anis GU les msiadcs desire placer dams famiie
sg. pour aler en- Europe pour Amerque.
Tue pare irancais I'm peut dcspagnoe d'angais ct d's
Zine $500 ~ ~ ~
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ADJUSTMENTS.

S's' s"i sc ;is
Sidney BAtemsns American sAiricsi comedy, ia fou3
SELF
D's1 gSSS e. 6RE AsT1sr'
has been specially engaged to his original cbarae
dor the arat time in this cttv,,
by the Dk4s sna
n: n: Sss $:. ssasy NJ: 4%;: s.
Mr. onvsr iowa. MR. W. R. L6 s. s. A'nss'd an
e r. sY # Dry ssx
WooDs MysEUM.,,AurHoRIz,ED SUCCESSOR 70
1000 w9TpTRs siS SfffGs$s.'"
ADu, S$aS RHS Ss&i e
wfosRsssEsILLI MONDAY . EVENING, AUG; g. hAL1A
ssE 'sS SsSss
Rs iSi' S sss HSkA
e.! and s
the wonRELL sisTfSs org, London B0rls.qus Of
NEW sss
EVERY AFr PEkSosHo " . sSs Prize DRAINS.
". II.
THE FOUNDLING.
(SENTRAL PARK GARDEN,
~ Seventh avenue, between Fiftyeshh and Fifynintb
THEODORE THOMAS
POPULAR GARDEN CONCERTS
TH Tw suS ~ !Yh A. ro "msT ! 1852
Two Two skssD c cosCEk ~.
Afternoon at $3.50 G'9ef Live evening at o'clock
THEO. THOMAS
WILL APPEAR AT BOTH CONCERTS
SPECIAL NOTICE.
r,,u,,, i, ON FRIDAY NEXT, AUGUST 8.
ONE HUNDREDTH CONCERT.
OLYMPIC THEATRE BEGINS AT o.
~ rERfECT TRIUMPH OF ART
AND PICTURESQUE BEAUTY.
hoSH nAREsr RoHs H1ksrsT oxE
,,,I IEo mo- AN UNPREC EDEkTED SUCCESS.
dso SSS7A E9Es 4sE ESS%7s 4sD "AA
HICCORY DICCORY DOCK.
H. H. D........ afterwards Clown. GEO L. FOX
Dame Sprat (afterwards Psntaoon). ....C. X FOX
sSa ks's Fun
AllhAN iHANfoLA, TaRE AND Sbu BoLossY TA" i"0A
WITH THIRTY EXTRA LADIES,
cG MT1 Pas ds 1TSs BoLoSsY ard FOX
d Miss KATE FISHER REENGAGED FOR s1x
Engagement. with MIR. JAMES SMITH, the ehampop
WALKER OF AMERICA who win walk ono mile In SEVEN
MINUTES.
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the ulxmurN CAVE m KENTUCKY.
n. Oriain, Owners aud History-A Curious
VIII starry.

tMsmmoth Cave July 23, Correspondence of the
louisville Courier-JournaLl
h uommoth cave was originally the properly OF -
tyatewood believed TO have been the progenror OF
the family oil that name now residing IN the vicinity
o. 10 the war OF isi2he precise date not
fnown-sold 1t TO Messrs Graft ana nstas Oh LeA,
ington During the war OF as NJ sa,tsetre and
it Is probable that 1t had been usea Lei nas puposs
previously, Messrs. Gratz ana Wds.ns o nSne
,,n,on the work immediately upon securing p osses
sion OF il With the close OF the war tns proannc,ioSn
cf ..vllanous satpetre" ceasing 70 ee pfontao.e,
Graft aud WIhins disposed OF the properly
10 Mr.. Franklin CORN. now OF Bowling
Green who iii ST opened II 10 tne pubic as Pi"o d
worthy OF resort, though but with few VISITORS ana
conseauentiy limited pecunary success CORN ia
turn sold out TO Dr. John CroIhan OF Locust "auau'
near Louisville, VINO continued me pusneSs ia"gW
pnplIc yisitalon as the greatest and most wonderful
natural curiosity in the KNOWN World. W. CIoRuah
TrneSn raves been greatly prepossessed with the
cntaiIment laws which ne there 1ound III operation.
he devised this property 10 his nine nephews and
nsces by will equally remarkable for the suocinct-
II as and lacidy OF ITS provisions anu IFS slnguarty
Under this viii three trustees were named, only one
of whom j. r. Underwood, accepted the trust ard
who has since managed the property.
by the provisions OF this remarkable testamentary
document, the trustee Is required To lease the hotel
property for terms not exceeding i've years, and to
Keep ali agent to receive 'cave fees" THAT Is fees
charged for exhibiting the cavel whose duty II
should be to provide guides Lamps oil, ana ali
things necessary W the SAT- and Satisfactory eXhtbi-
ton OF the property, the PROFITS accruing from all
sou. ces be divided, after aefaying ali expenses,
in equal portions among the iegaees during their
lives. After the death OF al the nine nephews aud
nicces, the trustee directed sell the property
aod divide the proceeds among the children OF said
nephews ana nieces.
Some OF the aevisees being much younger than
the trustee 1t Is more than probable that he Will die
BEFORE some OF them, IN which case he was author
izcd to appoint n successor with like powers to
carry Into effect the wishes OF the leStator.
such briefly Is the nature Of this singular will the
stringent provisions OF which have rendered 1t I'M
y sslDie to Improve the property, rs would other
wise nave been done. Propositions have been mace
10 erect magnificent hotel with all the modern In
yrovements. costing 100000 provided they could
obtain a lease for twenty years. but this being i'm
possible under the Will fell through.
The requirements that the income shall be annu
ally divided between the deyisees has equally pre-
vented improvement. But for tins doubt not that
Mammoth Cave would be to-day, as 1t should be, the
most popular and the most extensively patronzed
place ul resort IN the United States the world.
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IDARTTEs WISHING FOR ENGAGEMENTS At TIIR
Theatre Comi0uo Detroit call al 26i Broadway room
No.A q. N. WEIGH. Prourietor
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But those little doorstep parties which line our
streets these pleasant evenings, coming together
down in the etiquette book, are really enjoyable. 1t
as there go for genuine social chat, aud depart
neeing thankful We are not hermits. Long live the
AlooxStep parties.-LouisriUe (kgJ Coorfer-Jomraat
yNhefk
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NO ,rH Az. NEAR gsD si.-A REapgCTAHl,E
liz woman 10 take IN washing ut her own re,tirnce
Cell for two days.
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WANTED-AN AGENT AND CORRESPONDENT VIII
W Is good penman. for select Office position, perm
nent and easy SALARY S75 per month"; with moumenJy NJ
applicant must come well recommended and deposit
employer To0o Address Immediately Employer Heral
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MOUNTAIN RETREAT HOUSE,
Ni CatskilI Mountains,
EDWARD 6. DICKINSON, Proprietor,
situated IN valley half between GaskiH and the
tan House has been reflrnshcd and rented every de-
paItmcl lew choice Rooms stll vacant Address tho
proprietor, atCetstilL N. Wv
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-09-14
Smassnanta
A CADEMY OF MUSIC,

ACADEMY OF MUSIC. e.oa
". hss the honor ssrms n. public A., We propose giving -
the s time 10 Ns-Yol STs ,ss.dn ~ ~ ,ssns,
GRAND HIsToRicAi AND ROMANTIC III fssscH opBRA,>
snss.d By Us from the Ac.%s. Mast. ~ P .ns ss.. sS
usn rSSss ssS" % %
and musical public SdtSis SsSp1ns The COMPANY consists
hademoee BUrbbhib pLsAO premiere ehAnteose kgue'
M,d,m. oLoTHrE6s SUDBRT forte premiere .ueu.. e.s,,e
M. rAys Sss r. 4ifs4sH' S'S S:n: memo.
fProm the Thesisr Rayal Brussels .../
Ms''eurs ELABRANCHE and TABARD Sorts p'ens ,sso.s
. tFron The ACADEMY Of hase Par.l
honsiesr GlRRBBBUCK, premiere tseor ieser,
Iron the Grand Tboater. BordesuIl
Monsieur AJBXIs TAssON premiere basss noble.
From the Theatre L'rque lnpenhl
MOOs,suI TEsTE pTsSiers base .o ssln'n
Monsieur DHAsI.BR. baritone,
lfIon The FfsHs 1 Goos. s ,i.0,. =, IN. mos,
complete and 6eb, operate brought this TINS
be BY referring TO the operas their regular repertoire which
.. LIS Mous9uETAIREs" IA 1--WE" CHARLES W."
"GUILLAUMB TILL" by ROSSiNL
LA DAME BLASCHE"b By BoILDIEu ,,,n.ss,nn,cv.
"PA1sr" By GoUso6
lie PRE- a AK GLEEcs and x b I9ow.s
tFToHgF b g PABLk T s 8RsH ROBERT
fla PAy0RIrR" BY DOSZETTL .fr...f.t
81 TErAis ROT aud GIRALDA" by ADAM E
s'S many more Constituting vsrI ee,,.ialy the largest ,
Hent IL this country. -
MEssBURS CHARLES VAN GHEL, T0RRfASI. and MARTIN:
Zach Opera which be placed upon the stage VII eespPpoo
ADMIRABLE AND COMPLETE BALLET.
and noo.d Win properties and from zoe Gts1S
will be anspproschb The sst representation viii take pace Oh
MONDAY EVENING Sept 90
Of which further notice and particulars vi" speedily Be Ca
ACADEMY oy Music Sept a. 1869
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FOR LONG BRANCH,

RID BANK BKICKsBURG MANCHESTER TOMS RIVER he
BIZ Rantsn sAd Delaware Bay Railroad
I've daily ssHd.U .Iesptsd Leave Pie. No "a Of Dsans
a. b, ae.nsr Ksvrrnni Jss Hsyt m touching
passengers only at Pier No foot Of RsetsrsL ibp Re-
tsIsss from Long Branch SILVA !. and Em
Js,s 10 itte - SsDh Co. LSsssA
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-T--TTT ADRIAN H. MULLER, AuetOneeE -
FINRUSTEF's SALE of the elegant COUNTRY
III Comfy n late The
Gitp 9rOptrtp 10 9tt.

ARGE ROOMS TO LET-RoOms or Halls
applicant New Building being
built on Adams 357 FUltonst aud No 10 Myrtle
ave desirable for bsl societies. clubs
ohees Apply 70 owner on pIemses
CIXTH-AVE.-STORE aud DWELLING, 25x
~ eI1Oa Fo-tehst side to be LEASED for term Of
yeArs Apply HAZARD, APTHORP Co. No ITO Broadway.
no LET or LEASE-The Rectifying House,
Alcohol Disnerr and Stables covering ten lots Of
ground Fourteenth Fenbs Tnthav occupied
b. Pile Co. aud known the Magnolia Dshleryi complete
With All the leach tabs receivers stills 6c Apply 70
BRADISH JOHNSON SONS No l28 WsstSIteeBth No 40
n made mediate
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oNG ISLAND RAILROAD leaves James

I 0NG ISLAND RAILROAD leaves James
H slip
a M Mall Grssnpor
Tor RO,JB. G.n Cove LocHit valley. HusbBESn Ane
!: N Greeuport ErpTen
Ro,Jn, Glen Cove Locust VALLEY, Hunungiop ferb
ard lsphsnE
- no for Jamaica and Hsnpstssd.
HAmpoa, LepE Islsnd Railroad
Trains leave so0 and 20 fsrs through " sss
Hafbor 81
Al In, connect BnsA Tor Hampstead esnt.y usiss for
Cove LOsur I,ey, HsHhaston arc rohpen saves
Uurt,r's pa o y q 70 and Q N. bAkTON supt
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8urs.s, Guriasis, 1T,

f.. xursss 6zrriasfs, TT,
CARRIAGES and HARNESS.--We would
ips she attention Of sns CarriiGs 70 cal .S E
80. HAMS patept circular front ssAb fAhlLi
CIRRIL0E Fair Of The American ihshsN
or II our RspOstsyi Nc 70 EaI FourtbSt
NOR SALE-A complete LIGHT RIG, con-
sshbs BSggy Double darhes &C
or vil eel separately. No. 600 stVsuhsyG
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Country 9rOptrtp Go Sit.

FOR RENT-With frst-class, reliable Water
line OF trunk railroad 30 miles from
EevYOr BUILDING high SI50 feet with 800 feet
hD ang for factory purposes Apply 10 l. C. VOORHEES, Room
No 2, No IS Liherty-Et
TTNO LEASE-C0TTAGE % rOOms) good gar
den sabhuE kC at MApswOOd South Orange Eve minutes OF
perfect desirable and cheap Also premises able for
mechanic or labOng Apply 90 G. SPEAR Co.. 80 Cedar'I
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Suarb anb Snuns.

A GENTLEMAN and wife DESIRE small
IN BEDROOM with closets and bathroom attached
convenient house with board between FOURTH and
seveuthAvs Twentieth Thireks Terms sS5 wef
Address DESCRIPTION and reference x Boz No rs Iroune
Ohee
ONE or two MARRIED COUPLES, without
" children can BOARD aud handsomely
FURNISH BEDROOMS bus house and Deigbborhood West
there other boArderh CDIsetptonAbe
required Address B. o. Boz No 5s6 Newiorf PoOh
81 WEST THIRTIETH-ST-RO on
81 pSrlor family gentlemen
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| FRIR RAILWAY-Trains will leave depots

IRE RAILWAY.-Trains will leave depots
~ foot ofChsUbr o. and foot Of T-esy hrdsL :" follow,
Throusb trains at a. 10 o aud $50 and bp
New aud improved Dsriss Room Coaches will accompany
The trsn through 10 Bnfao eonpspR At Horne WIN
magnificent sleeping eosehs' through 70 Cleveland sepins coaches
train hssdrn- and from kasqusbanna
70 Bssaot the $50 trsa 20 Baaae and nssS n unh 70
Roehssi,r Buffalo. ami Cipeluh1r -,
por Pen j,rTI and wsy o daily stopping ., al stations
Orange % EIpre sshasetBg for Wn.isi sha-ah
sunt and Unonvilt
For hidisoEp and Wav, nJ0 p m ,.,
Yor S,ubarsb spd ai8 81 IN. and t:l3 p N day
por sursu and wsy So m .nJ6 D. NJ 1hsaeI t'aln IL
yorP from TrrntJ third tt Depot it1 ~
i'm 10 a m td,lyD, D and go .. Prom Chaabsu
Depot, s.l5 II N, liE p N tAyI, p r. s1e
Yo H.eks1sssh sni WAY from T-.ny third st Depot ate M
N an D. m . g. ~ N. tron ChAsaosnsL Depot
81 "a ~ 10 ,. n p. M p. N, ssd 6t3 ~ -.
Monev and Wsr, from Tvsnt'thrdn Depot avs
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STEINWAY HALL.-PATTI CONCERTS.
- STRAKOsCH the pleasure Of announcing That he D"
sueseded engaging IN the Unsa ss
NILE. CARLorrA PATTI,
the unrvsled concert vocalist - -
Since Miss Patti country sI ago she has been bs
before the most yed audiences the presence Of Toe
most nearly the crowned hels Befe
unsnsousy declared tne VChsh Vt oro
FRS Rossn Verdi and al the nOss dhsusees
critics have expressed The same opinion 60
Patti sbsence from Aneues lpoeonesr
principal Europe since CaIsl:n Jenny Odd and
Psgann those recorded OF ne CaA f
have been known
happy IA he has engaged for the
MONSIEUR THEODORE RITTER,
the rrsat classic pianist -,
whom introduces tut tb,s occasion he would
OF classical America not
calling Theodore Ritter Who according the
OF
Mozart Beethoven Mentesohn and Weber
combining OF the most ent
America Of which have already been engaged 10 or
make the Patti Concerts the most interesting and refined sh*r
tsinments OF the season
M strioseb thinks attention to ae c that pubh.
this have not been OF toe very hsh
Nov what there elevng aad rssned than ts ss
lime Of the peermed BY the nos sob
therefore his eaoy ahe nd
will be properly appreciated Ha ss'npenseo 'e'
p1'"' No. MONSIEUR r. JRHN PRUhB,
the Young vOhn aoso. VIII also appear hs "a"
The s grand Patti Concert will take place 60 SATURDAY EVE
Sal. Of .s 70 sonneses 90 Tuesday September g. as H.
ssnvsy Hall
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