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DiellI Wheat.

From present appearances, the Diehl
variety of wheat is destined to be wide
" grown in Western New York, and it
IS quite probable also in the best wheat
growing regions of the country. 1t is
not quite equal to the old Soule or
white Genessee, but it is the nearest ap-
lroach to 1t We have yet seen or can
successfully grow. | hear some COM
olaint that it winter-kills, but my OBJ
,ervation leads me to believe it to be as
hardy as any good variety. 1t will not
bear crowding; it seems to do best when
it looks somewhat hard in the spring.
The straw is not over tall, but stiff, and
the grain is not easily laid. 1t is in the
head that it excels most other varieties.
This is bald, not over medium length,
but thick and very full set with grain.
When bound In the sheaf it is heavy,
aud it pours out large stream from the
machine. Itis early enough to avoid
he weevil-if that insect is avoided by
this condition.
My observation and experience with
t teach that it should not be sown too
early nor too thick. There is danger in
being in too great haste in sowing, and
very thick seeding is fatal to a good
crop. One bushel and half is suffi-
,ient per acre. There are some inferior
varieties that will do better in wet land
,ut on good or medium wheat soil, my
preference is for the Diehl.
Next to it should name in order,
Treadwell, Wicks, and Pennsylvania
Blue Stem. The Diehl is not quite
equal to the old Genrssee, or, perhaps,
:he best Canada White, but neyerthe
ess sells for a good white wheat, and is
quite good enough. There is but little
which is strictly pure. as the first seed
introduced was mixed, but farmers are
taking pains to sort out q little for
seed, and in year more it can probably
De had, unmixed, in considerable guam.
titles.
Now aud then a farmer in Western
New York grows the old Soule. 1t is,
however, q preosrious crop. 1t is late.
and liable to damage from weevil and
rust. There Is no accounting for the
fact that this variety has run out, aud
you may give it the best chsnce-say a
summer fallow on new land, and it
won't equal the famous crops of yore.
PERM ToNE.
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Alarm Days Work.

Some farmers are writing to agricul-
tural Journals about the impossibility
of farmers making living by working
an average of only eight hours day
during the year.
The solution of tie problem depends
entirely upon the amount required for
living. Some people live well enough,
as far as they know, on such food as
they produce, and a hundred or two
dollars year for clothing and other
expenses. Others want five or six hun
dred dollars; others still, one or two
thousand dollars while there are those
who consider anything short of five or
six Thousand dollars of money q year
as not affording a good living. Some
men will dress neatly and be clean,
when it is not necessary to be dirty, on
Oue-fourth the amount required for an
other man. One woman will waste
good living in her shabby cookery,
while another woman will require two
or three expensive extra dresses a year,
and then never look as neat, or be as
tastefully dressed as another with but
one nice dress year.
Some men will want twenty dollars
worth of boots, and five dollars year
in hats, while another will seem to look
Just as well with ten dollars tor his feet,
and one dollar year for his head dress.
1t therefore depends upon the care We
take of what we have, and the extent
of style which we think necessary for a
g,od living, as to whether man can
make living by working Oh his farm
eight hours day.
Much depends, also, upon the advan-
tage with which one works. 1t is seen
on all hands that Mr.. johnson will
effect three times as much, by the same
labor, as Mr.. Brewn. Peter Stupid will
spend half his time hunting for his tools
and getting ready to work, besides
leaving them out all the year and SOON
becoming unfit to use when found. 1t
is not so with Thomas Thrifty, Esq,
who has a system by which all things
are done decently and in order, and who
ever "takes time by the forelock."
- 1t comes then to this, that every far
mer may work six, eight, ten, twelve
or fourteen hours day, just as he
pleases, aud very likely one man will
be found making more at six than an
other makes at fourteen hours day.
The lesson to be impressed upon every
farmer is to straightway correct his
habits and his method whenever he OBJ
serves any one doing better than him.
self with apparently less labor. If
Deacon Miles, in cultivating farm no
larger nor better than yours, is enabled
to take his family in coach to church,
and pay the preacher $50 year, while
your family must go in lumber wagon
or on foot, and you can't pay the
preacher but s., and that in cabbage
heads or white beans, you should |
straightway find out what makes the
difference, and proceed at once to make
it up.
If your wife or lazy daughters waste
food or clothing, "put your house in or
der" as you shall answer to God. Ifl
the fault is in lot saving manure, Glow
ering your land, and giving it thorough |
and timely culture, have good man to
follow you round with a cat-o'nine for |
a year or SO, unless you can. summon en-
ergy TO stir yourself at the right time,
and to the right purpose.
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! Card r,om Postmaster RawIing.

F"NToFFICE, WHEELING, W. VA,
October 2, 1869. )
h'.,o'' Of the Register:
My attention has been directed to an
article in your issue of the lst inst,
copied from the Columbus (o0 Crisis,
rejecting on my official conduct, and
On That Of my assistants in this office,
''.'''ye to the delivery of that paper to
- subscribers. From your comments
Uu 'Ae article, draw the inference that
'ol DO not credit the charge, and also
'-A' an answer is due from me.
r.. "ete are thirty.three copies of the
I''" received at this office. Shortly
S ,.,' 'he formation of the club, seven
C,p'es were not delivered. Sec. 25l,
~ap. XII, # the Postal laws of 1866,
,S ,ISnPeIS the collection of postage before
,I' e paper Is delivered. Three copies of
sTJ' seven were refused by the parties
rI.esSed, three held for postage, and
D9a'e5haining one incorrectly addressed.
~ notice Of the refusals was sent to
ons,.I tII'lisheTs of the paper. Subse-
sr6,oy the postage was paid by the six
nan. nan''oers, aud they received all their
va. r'5s; a.. The copy incorrectly addressed
me- uSS''Tcred TO the subscriber it was
a, ,yuuTH Tor. The gentleman who was
va. vac head of the club of subscribers
The uIly informed of the reason why
,uoScribers did not get their papers.
ins tecOsnlze no political party in deal.
trs.I win persons at this office. All are
I'Sea with due and proper courtesy
wb;ott GuLt an investigation of this matter
cba.' l am satisfied, would show the
in nse 10 be groundless and terminated
malice Truly yours,
c. J. RAwLING, P. NJ.
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To the Demecratic Voters Of Ohio
Comfy,

The Democratic voters Of Ohio county are re-
quested to assemble at the usual places OF meet
ing in their respective townships on Saturday
October 9Th. for the purpose of nominating
township tickets and selecting three delegates
to represent each township in the Democratic
County Convention.
The Committee recommend that the delegates
to the Convention and the candidates fer town.
ship offices be chosen by ballot, by majority OF
the voters present at the time Of ballotting. The
meetings in the city townships win be held at
p. Nj those in the country townships at 2 P. NJ
The Democratic County Convention will meet
at the Court House on Monday, October lith at
P. NJ, for the purpose of nominating q candi
date for the Office Of County Superintendent OF
Public Schools. and three candidates for the
House of Delegates. t-. -
By order of the Democratic Executive Com.
mittee. A. j. SWEENEY, Chairman.
w. w. MILLER, Secretary, .'-e
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ST, CLOUD HOTEL.

V'HIS NEW AND CUMMODIOUS HOUSE,
i located corner Of Broadway and i4d street,
possesses advantages over all other houses for
the accommodation Of its guests. II was built
expressly iOr . nrst-Class Family Boarding
House-the rooms being large and en- suit,
heated by steam with hot and cold water and
furnished second 10 none; while the culinary
department is la the most experienced hands
afording guests an unequaled table.
One Of AtwoOd's Patent Elevators Il also
among the modern i'm provsnents' and AZ the
service of guests at all hours.
The Broadway and University Place Cara pas
the door every four minu' - running rom tb,
City Hall 20 Central Park, while the sixth and
Seventh Avenue Lines arc bat short block On
either side, afordiBg ample facilities for com.
municating with al the DePots, Steamboat
Landings, places of Amusement and Business
Of the great metropolis.
MORE HOLLEY,
marIlsm PrOpriSt0rs.
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Omaha dispatches say that intelli-
gence from the expedition under Gener-
al Duncan, who, with the 5th cavalry,
left Fort Mcpherson about ten days ago
for the Republican river, says the troops
surprised camp of fifty six lodges, last
Sunday, and drove the Indians away,
capturing large quantity of supplies
and camp equipage. The Indians lost
one killed and several wounded.
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NOTICE TO CARPENTERS.

VHE UNDERSIGNED, SCHOOL CoMMIS
i sioners Of Trisdelphis township having one
new School House TO build in said township
wish ts contract with responsible parties for
the erection Of the same. Proposal will be re-
ceived Ct the Office Of Board Of Education IN
Triadelphia from date to September 3Oth.
ANDREW VANCE,
ARCHIBALD WADDLE,
SAMUEL o. DHAN,
sepe4 I'd Commissioners.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1869-10-04

An explosion in an oil refinery at
Utica, New York, on Thursday evening,
resulted in terribly burning Philip
Rodriok and the destruction of the main
refinery building. Loss, 5000. Hsw-
ley & McLeere's foundry was partially
burned. Loss, $4,000.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1869-10-04

On Thursday while a party Of men
engaged in work on the bridge at st.
Louis were rolling a heavy timber over
a temporarys trestle, the trestle gave
way and ten of their number were
wounded, several of them seriously.
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Constitutional Specific,

Which not only OoRquers and combats diseases
that have intrenched Themselves in the system,
but is the best known safeguard against all
unhealthy influences. Persons whose occHpa
tions and pursuits subject them TO the depress
ing effects of a close. unwholesome atmosphere,
should take 1t regularly, as protection against
the low fevers and other disorders which mala.
nr,nnnhara Inxalihs nrhn
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HOQELANl,S GERMAN BITIERS
Hoofand's German Tonic,

Has been provided-a preparation in which the
solid extracts OF the finest restoratives OF the
vegetable kingdom are held in solution by a
spirituous agent, purged of all doleterious con.
stituents. The patient, in choosing between
these two great antidotes, should be guided by
his own condition. II in 4 very low state, from
debility, the Tonic should be his sell ction; but
in cases where theI lemergensy Is not so
pressing the Bitters isl )rne spvcihc required
Thousands find infinite benefit Il ON taking each
In turn Thersi is no phase OF Indigestion, Bilious.
ness, Nervous Diseases, or Physical Prostrati n,
singly OF combined, they will not effect cure
Biliousness, Indigestion. General Debility
and all the complaints which proceed from a
want of proper action in the Liver, Stomach
and the Bowels, are eradicated by course Of
this great
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1869-10-04

HoOfAnds German Bitters, per bottle, III ~ ~
kaH dozen, ~
HoOfAnd's German Tonic, pat up IN quar- N
bottles, per bottle e.--....-.-..---.---'.--'
or half dozen for 81 50.
EDo not forget TO examine Ssa 'Ne
Gle you buy, Ia order to get the genu
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WASTING AWAY

without any special complaint, except grad.
ual declnation Of bodily strength and nervous
erergy, will find in the TONIC A FOUNTAIN
OF YiGALITY ANDEYIG0R AS RE
A POOL IN lHE DESERT TO THE SAND
SCORCHED AND PAINTING TRAVELLER.
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HOTELS.
EVERETT HOUSE.

1IHIS HOUSE IS KEPT on THE EU
l. ropean plan; 1t is within three minutes
ride (by horse Gars) Of the New Haven
Railroad Depot, convenient 20 all the princlp
places Of amusement, and for Summer travelle
will be found the coolest Hotel In tho
Every room is provided with running water.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1869-10-04
HO0FI AND'S GERMAN BITTERS

Is composed of the pure juices Tor, as they are
incidentally termed E1trGets) Of Roots, Herbs,
and Barks, making n preparation highly con.
centrated, and entirely free from alcoholic cd.
;ry, M au,, lind
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CAUTION.

HooAand German Bitters are eOunterfeitsd
See that the signature Of c. u. JACKSON Il
on the xraPpe5 9f each )6Sstls. Al Others are
tory At the German Medicine Store, Ne. 81
Arch Street. Philadelphia, Pa
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Hon. James ROss SnoWden,
Prothcnotory Of the Supreme Court OF Penn
sylvania, writes:
PHILADELPHIA Sept. IA, 1861.
"Hoofand's German Bitters IL aTery useful
,-.jcIs a. a tonic and a. an appetizer. II IL not
an Intoxicating drink. and may be uscd beneh.
cially by persons Of all Ages.
respectfully yours,
JAMES ROSS SN0WDEE.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1869-10-04

Have accumulated in the hands Of the Proprie-
tors, bat space will allew Of the publication Of
but few. Those, ii will be observed, are men
Of note, and Of such standing that they must be
believed.
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CHARLES N. EVANS, Proprietor.
r II e. Z =

FOrmsrly C. II JACKSON co.
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The Whole Supreme Court OF
Pennsylvania Speak for
these Remedies.

WHO WOULD ASK Par MoRE sTEoSGER
DIGSITIED TEsTIHoSTi
Hon. Geo. ". WOODWARD,
Chief Justice Of the Supreme Court Of Penn.
sylvAnia, writes:
PHILADEi PHIA, March 16, 1867.
find "HoofaRd's Ger ~ man Bitters" Is =
good tonic, useful in dis ! eases oi the digest
i've organs and Of great benefit in cases Of debil-
ity, and want Of nervous action in the system.
Yourss truly, GEO. W. WOODWARD.
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Hon. James ThompsoH,
Judge Of the suprene Court Of Pennsylvania.
PHILADELPHIA, April q, 1850.
consider "HooAand's German Bitters" .
paItabLl ,.edieiEe in case Of attacks Of IndiEes-
ton or Dyspepsia ! can certify this from my
experience Of il.
JAMES THOMPSON.
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From the Parkersburg GazetteJ
The woodwork around the f1ue en-
Mr., Sefin's shoe shop on Jullanna street
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-09-18

GAN FRANCISCO MINsIRELs
'hG sfsoH S;SSrSss s1oxSs
The most legitimate entertainment Of Negro Mnstresy in
the wSs % from and o e So:
sien and embraces the most powerful combination Of artistic
following Black Dis@osas every %aean
7 Sssn s
H. J. H Rk g csresdo% S%ch w. Gs,
Charley BasEaas ""~"' ''''' Gnu
Il He:sr. BIRCH, wAMBoLp, BERNARD and BACK
:Sd
ssSs
Bra LONDON, whers they have created the most intense
o MIN
Due notice will be given of their first appearance
NEW CUTS NOW READY,
y, ow no 5eE THE FOLLOWING III, PLAYS vs., ..,.
BLOW FOR A.sEefZ. o Sss sheet. four eolor.
BLOW FOR Owing Hsrss .h S1 with
mfstlsf .sa:' sheet. coo
sAsPS ;hees two .bs Ssl0 fsa, ,oo
MANY wA" Mary warner: Aries .01' '0'0
MARY wARNERNSo I. One sheet. four color..
PLUTO tburesque NO. Two sheet two cOors; figure,
vi" FES %f5f s & sST%. :sss, :ais
PETTo-No. i-ons sheet sheet two TWO eoor. tile
isfs
Old Herald Building, Nassau street.
M APOLLO HALL.
SUNDAY EVENING Sept 70, 1859,
the celebrated young Chilean artist pianist vonis, vr
NILE. JosEFINA rILoMENo
GRAND s xl1! eis6S CONCERT
Joschna Fomeno will be assisted by distinguished
artists amateurs, have kindly volunteered their
Joshna romeno and dedicated to President Carlos Manuel
Full Orchestra cs f. % oSs po e
NJ oTIcE.-THE UNDERSIGNED RESPECTFULLY IN
~ forms hs irea and the public that he Is no longer
DISPOSED q Il. entire nisrss, within %;nSnsa
Mons. LEON DE BARREAU, FROM PARIS,
win ssssisr a. q Ts IL ,Se direction
Of the New York Conservatory Of Music.
TnBArRE FRANcAis TO LEr-FoR OPERATE AND
dramatic reIrssen's,ons concerts balls and lectures by
tor, Theatre frsncai,.
."RIP VAN wINKLE oALopn BY wELLMAy, JR.,
with eegan. portrait Of Joseph Jefferson Price 4oc.
'''' y - ~" OLSON CO., Publishers, III Broadway
B. Hh as1 81 ssaf
members of the Brooklyn Young Mems Christian Assocls
ton At the Academy OF Music Brooklyn Monday evening"
Eovs, Free tickets ~ the rooms 80 and " Fulton avenue
Brooklyn.
7 ACROssE-INDIANs.
IL MATINEE this Saturday afternoon, O'CLOCK NJ
Brady's Curriculum, jersey CITY, near the ferry 80,
WAR DANCES, FOOT RACES, LACKOSsE, Az
Also Gymnastics and veocipedng Children isc sdn's 2oc.
NATIONAL CONSERVATORY OF MUSIC
faS GFss 5Fss o fI
Applications received. -, 4.
acn, employed superior that Of any music school In
America. -, -. =, a. ...,-
Elementary class desiencd for pupils dc6ccnt IN the rud
ments o music, free. Send for circular
| lNXTRA ANNOUNCEMENT - ,.,.re v.cp
| Ia ARRIVAL IN AMERICA OF MR. JAMES MAZE
| The CELEBRATED CHAMPION OF Eh1hANp'
| THE HERO or HUNDRED bhTihIe
Mr., Mace viii appear In his popular .
| STAftRsoUE ILLUSTRATIONS,
Al the Tammany Monday evening, bepsemDer ~;
Mr. nsess He. Trophies, Cups and Msds.s, me %
|JowpsA spsldlpg's, Wv 1Toaawsys
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ASTROLOGY.

A MADAME WALTERS, DISTINGUISHED CLAIR
"A. voyAnt-vs her for everything sickpesa business,
thsi, names, numbers, sood luck t~CanA street,
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ADJUSTMENTS.

fifth AVENUE rHEATRE-UEDER THE MANAGE
.A1!NEk ''iN THIRb WEEK AND Last REP;
MATINEE RksRNrATiONg OF "DREAMA"
MATINEE WITH ITS VIVID TABLEUx,
MATINEE RARE COMO ELEMENT, UN-
MATINEE EQUALLED SCENERY AND
TO-DAY lNA0NIFICENr CAST
on Nh x. l. DAVENPORT, Mr.. j.
"DREANS." b. POLK, GEORGE CLARKE
TONIGHT, lGEOR0E HOLLAND, w. DA-
TONIGHT, vIDGE, JAMES LEWIS CLARA
TONIGHT, JENNINGS, AGNES ETHEL AND
TO-NI0HT, NR8 G. H. GILBERT,
TONIGHT,
DREAMS
DREAMS.
DREAMS.
In active preparation shakspsres dainty comedy Tweih
Night" with cast and MRS. SCOTT sIDDONs AZ
Viola
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GRAND NATIONAL EXHIBITION
THE AMERICAN INSTITUTE,

OPEN Daily FROM . A. NJ. To 10 p. NJ,
At THE EMPIRE CITY SKATING RINK
Third avenue, between sxtyhird and siyyfourh Streets
the most complete Exhibition made by the In
suic ami Is held in the beat building Tor proper display
the various articles entered. The Machinery 10
notion and pre- pcnB he finest ci-rays I've Kind
In this country The Second and Third avenue
railroads. with than hundred running; the
be and other city railroads. connecting with all the ferries,
sHsrd amp cheap and dir et access 70 this
nhcent aud instructive ENTERTAINMENT whce 10 enlvened
Wednesday, and Saturday afternoon evening" by
Thomss 6ne music. Refreshments Of The bs& hind u the
building.
Season ctets for gentemen &a for latis sings A.
mission, 10 cents; children under u years, 10 cents.
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" make New York since her return
from Europe where all the principal capitals viz Lon
dom Paris Vienna Madrid Berlin Constantnople, &C., &C.,
as the peerless the she achieved the most
brilliant record equanR the furores created by
Jenny Lind, Cataan Paganni) In series Of
FOUR GRAND PATTI CONCERTS,
the evenings of
SATURDAY. 18th sEPTEMBER, at O'Clock
MONDAY, 2tth SEPTEMBER, at 8 o'clock.
WEDNESDAY, 29th SEPTEMBER, Al o'clock.
THURSDAY Sah SEPTEMBER, at : clock.
Mile. CARLOTTA PATTI will be supported on these
sons by
Mons THEODORE RITTER, tho great classical Pianist,
(fIis first appearance IN America.)
Mons r. j. PRCME, the eminent ViOinist-
Mr. THEODORE HABELMAN, the popular Primo Tcnore,
MAX MARETZEK'S GRAND ORCHESTRA.
The sale Of Seats will commence on Tuesday, September
IL a StenMaY Hall NJ "a. N.
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ADJUSTMENTS.


a:s$! s.. $ :'.s..
zsEsaA ssAs~ ..s:
SATURDAY, At one O'Clock. Doors open Al i2.
The charming ISfHs sp'i55A iSs Ga sArshE Of s
SS iSS Ii
''o0A''" >"N NINE. PAREPA-RosA.
%S%sson to Is: 81 :ira charge for r.
if; ss; @ III. At
THEArRE E gR1SS 1sasAsHF 5fEsA
CARL ROSA D. HESS co.. Propris,or., and Director
Rais g it saisa aR s$S$ %ATiSzs
SIXTH oPHsX inersss s tn.
DEBUT ,hs youthful. tasptsa and sosompshed ram,
Donna her his''y ROSE I'n''n
win e Ike Following
W.: ROSE AERsEE, Mi.. STOCKTON. Mr. W. oAsrLA
way
~ sf;sssss4xsgE sA sSsSS FziaEs
us4 1fssSssa 4 4 sE'' 7Ri e utssrH
THOROUGH and SUCCESS
NEW DRAMA q 81 81 f TobERs LIFE.
EYER sSrSsSz4 aazs
The theatrical sensation OF London and New York.
OR THE RAILROAD TO RUIN.
II hod the stage TO be the place OF execution WHARF
emedy."-Boucicault. -
will be R asisp;faf rl'h REALISTIC SCENERY
TON BUskoudHs tsroi. Oar q he osford Tssss
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FIH aEkHrsr PERFORMANCE sF III HA xoAfe
irrespective Of being the CHEAPEST PRICE IN AME,
THE woRLD-FAMEp GYMNAsrs,
THE RlzARELLI BROTHERS,
who universally pronounced by the ENTIRE PRESS
Of NEW YORK ihs most most pARIEo GRA0EEgt and
The great favortte dancing comedians,
SHERIDAN AND MACK
IN THE GRAND THEATRE, sioN0R LOGRENIA,
EDUCATED sIRbs NICE S1s AND sISGTE ANIMALS
R'c0n'rDc'on e hs hsssytS ~ faEy Pageant
THE OLD WOMAN WHO LIVED IN SHOE.
'' New Scenes New New Song Ss;ss,;. Now H.,.o,.,s.
disappearance Of
MISS PAULINE MARKHAM,
MISS ALICE HARRISON,
MISS MAGGIE DESMOND,
Continuation OF the favoritcs Messrs. SHELDON, MES
TIE cHARMiNG AND UNIQUE CHAMPAGNE BALLET,
THE FAIRY Try s snILs r. SHELLS S' OF OCEAN
COMIC SKATING ACT,
noEy an: ana '9 GoJpRicH.
HARRY GURR, the Amphibions Man.
Professor sYLvEsTER' exhibition Of Spiritual Illusions
H.: G
Dvan at the conclusion OF the performance In the Grand
hsse Front seats s Ss sdf No extra or add
FAMILIES, TAKE NOTICE-Ths splendid iron balcony
chairs In the grand tier superior IN location and equal IN
Be At the Tammany Box omce at FIFTY
sides the hSss. commendaon Of Inc public and press for
varied sapsriory Ladies' gentlemen, families, children
CELLENCE, while for stranger TO miss Visiting THE
THE GREAT INSTITUTION OF THE METROPOLIS.
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w Proprietor and Manager. Mr.. LESTER WALLACE.
OPENING OF THE SEASON
Production Of sheridan's comedy Of
THE SCHOOL FOR SCANDAL,
represented BY the following artists:
Mr.. J. w. WALLACk, Mr.: JOHN GILBERT, MR. @
WYNDhAM, Mr.. c. FISHER Mr.. j. H. STODDART Mr.. o.
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ARD, Miss MADELINE HENRIQu ES, Miss E. MES
TAYER, Mrs. JOHN SEXTON, Miss L. PHILLIPS.
NEW SCENERY, COSTUMES, DECORATIONS AND
APPOINTMENTS,
In strict keeping with period In active preparation
AN ENTIRELY NEW COMEDY BY ]. w. ROBERTSON,
ESQ.,; also the charming play Of "CAsTE" by the Same
author.
Due notice will given OF the nrst appearance Of Miss
LOUISA MOORE and OF Miss EFFIE 0ERMON.
Box Office open from A. NJ to a r. NJ.