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The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-08-21

Two MORE DRUMMERs IN TRouBLE.-On
Thursday afternoon last. officers Lsvy and
Coates arrested Mr. Wafer Mure. travelling
agent OF the house Of French. Richards 4 Co.,
Of Philsdelpha, and Mr.. Joseph Gorhsm,
travelling agent Of the house Of Hecker 4
Brother, OF New York, upon the charge Of
ofsring goods for sale and soliciting orders. in
violation OF the ordinance ito license and reg
u,ate travelling agents, itinerant salesmen,
transient persons and other persons nonresi-
dents Of the CITY," and providing that any per
son failing to comply with the ordinance shall
be fined five hundred dollars.
Yesterday morn,ns the parties were arraien-
Cd before the AryoE, Who decided to 6rst hear
the case OF Mr.. h1Fe. Mr.. Muir, ackoowl-
edged thai he had been gailty Of doing what
he was charged with.
alderman Collins said he knew Mr. Mure
and tine house he represented very well; that
Mr.. II. had been here several times; that he
was unacqualnted With the ordinance, and
neither he nor his house uld violate law
for auythi le; that he (Collins) was willing 10
give security for the payment of the tax OF one
per cent. upon every hundred dollars worth Of
goods sold.
The Mayor stated that the ordinance'pr'- =
vided that q tax OF three per cent. SHOULD be
paid on every hundred dollars worth OF goods
sold.
Alderman Collius then said he was still vii
hpg TO be security for the amount. but it was
hh opinion that the Law was useless to the
city, that 1t had been passed in Mayor Gail
'lard's time for the benefit Of few merchants
who we're members Of Council, and introduced
and passed it.
The Mayor said that he would require Mr..
Mure to get out license. pay the tax, and also
pay f3ne OF twenty-five dollars. He then
announced that he would postpone hearing
OF The cas-, OF Mr. Gorham until to-day.
We do not see the necessity Of these drum
mers being arrested unless the law is enforced
sgainst them. 1t is stated that the City A.
torney asserts that the Mayor has nothing 10
do In such cssos but 10 enforce the law to the
letter. Flnlng 2 man twenty-five dollars for an
oHancs {ef which he, admits himself gpilty,)
for which the law requires fine OF five hum
dred dollars, is not. in our humble judgment,
carrying out the law.
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MIR. J. MADsEN begs to inform his friends
and customers that he has reopensd his to-
bacco house, at No. 314 Kings rect, corner
Society. where he will be happy to see th M.
.Aueust21 81
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-08-21

RIoE TRANspoRTAT1ox-NEw CorroN.-rhe
steamship Falcon, for Baltimore. took out one
hundred and nlnety-two, ,tisrees rice for Balti-
more and Northwestern cIties-a very large
movement by one steamer for this late period
of the season. Also bale of new cotton for
Baltimore. aud another tor Philadelphia-the
first that will reach either city OF the crop of
1869.
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ALixi Yesterday morning, lame
negro, named Stephen Jones, had keg Of but
ter trying 10 sell it. He became stirred, and Of
fered ons-armed negro. named VIM. Snsll,
tan oeuts to carry it., rSmal consented, andron
receiving the keg ran away. He was captured
by Officers Truall aud Loyett. snd locked mp.
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.' TIE Mills HotsE.-MesHs. Parker 4 Bros,
whohsve leased this house, did not arrive yss-
}; teriay. u was announced they would do, but
letter from them did. stssaDS thatthev wereno
engaged in securing the furuiture Tor the house.
and viii be In charleston on the sixth OF Ssp
e.tenbsr. ..sag sioy-s Ca'fi .l ~ss's -
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-08-21

Two BnIIAND HALLS. supplied with Phe-
lan's tables. are among the minor aljunc Of
that pattern hosLene, the Americ,n Hone,
Boston. Messrs. Rec keep pace with all u 9
demands Of guests.
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NKw Yo2K STEAM LME.-The steamship Min
nseonka, Captain Carpenter. We arc informed.
sailed from New York. ON Friday morning, Il
7oolock. for this port. She takes the placeof
the steamship Magnolis.
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- Tm souEHEex Lns IssuaAsos oo,RANl =
We are informed that Captain 8. T. upper,
oas Of the most experienced Insurance.. agents
in Charleston. as well - one Of our most pop;
ular. ontixsns, has been appointed Resident
Agent Of The Southern Life Insurance Com
psuy. THIS is good appointment In every
NV 20
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-OGa TRADE WITH ALABAMA. Charleston
msrchants AMI ,bbars who wish 10 win back
the trade OF Alabama will fnd it to their inter-
ess to advertise IN the Taliadega Mountain
Home" and oxford Rising Star" These pa
pers circulate through ths richest sections od
North sud Central Alabama. Mr.. II ,seley, one
Of the proprieiors of the papers named. is in
Charleston, aud will call On the merchants
to day.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-08-21

TIE HoT WEArHeR has created an immense
demant for Scot,'s famous Star Shirts. The
nineties. upon the paper collar trade, can be
better imagined than described.
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DEnG's UNIVERSAL RUSSIAN
HEALING sALYE.

THIS Y,LcABtE REMEDY HAa EFFECTED
inDumerablc cures, ana has gained Tor lis l. great
reputation. he dlscoverer Of this Salve has app
itwith eminent succe.s In thousa,.ds of cases dur
ing the Crimean War. and hae cured dangerous
" unds, in manv cast considered mortal.
Mk E. BERG is he 30 e possessor OF tn valuable
secret OF making this alive; from is experience in
using It Europe and he success attending ITS ap-
plicaton there he has been induced TO introduce it
into the Uuited .tates 1T Achieves PnINl
tho aho have Won de. Bru,ses Cuts OF oil
ktuds OF g. res, teloLs. Scratches Musqulto Bites
Eros Bitten Joints, >ore Ii Chilbai y Chdr'n's
.cnrbutc complaints on Head and Fa e. are speedily
cured 1t has prved great advantage t. ladies'.
and il ne uliarIy adopted for gathered breasts
legs, &c through confinement aud other CAUSES
/; acts Ike magic in rcmuYns Rolls Prmples, and
Cutaneous Diseases. and has been successfully
used for corns Bupions and Sore Throat, bv apply
ing external every tvrni x before going to bed.
For sale by Ill druggists Price 26c.. bic, aud 81
per Jar Office. I. 260 3 very, N. Y. None genuine
unless counters,gncd Z. BERG's UNIVERSAL RU'.
SIAN EALING sALVE, No 260 Bowery. New
York roll" ts JOHN F. HENRY, No. 8 College
Place, New York. atuthly JulyS
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TEE Niws m TIM CouxfaY.-Readers Of
TIE Nrws going to the county can receive
cher tayiete paper BY mail. daily, g seventy
i've centa month. by addressing hose; with
their subscription. to our publication Office.
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6Ays SrouR1rY.-MI. Hsmmerschmidt, Of
whose arrest at the instance Of the friends Of
Nr. Blsuk. upon the charges Of kidnapping.
cheating and defraudn2, malicious trespass
and false imprisonment an account has been
gwen, g.ve'seeurity, yesterday, in the SUM Of
$500 to appear before the State Court for trial;
800 upon each charge.
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THAT CoS1xpEsAra. Tho Yorkville Inqui-
rer does not know Lieutenant g W. Boyd, ol
Pork. said by returned COME terste sol.
der to be still on Johnson's Island.
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NrT oorros.-Ths' frss bale Of new cotton
from ths squtb. which arrived 1t Boston. wa
sold 3 aucfion at that city. on the l7th instant,
and brought forty cents per pound.
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BUsINESs OFFICES.

GREEN TURTLE Sour. baked bass, boiled
ham. shrimp salad, &C., at Porck's "Uur
House" to-day.
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: Iasnlxnflas crU1son. There wfn IS ser.
vices In the Mariners Church. Church-street
to-mosrow, Sunday, at hal.psst ten O'Clock tn
the murning. -
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-08-21

I'm RIcSEs sHAiyssr.Einsnm,iiooas has reach.
cd here from Ashepeo that some OF the planters
on that river hsye commenced cutting their
crope. tf&@- -''''f
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Desiratle Two Story Wooden House, No. .
4..-.-z Nnnan street
WY LEITCH & e. 8. BRUINS.

VIII be sold on TUEsbAY, Augusta 2lth, ct lloslock.
at the Old PostofRoe,; ..,,...,,
That desirable 4 WO STORY WOODEN HOUSE,
known ss No. Q Sunsn-sreet four doots nom syt-
lenge, with double piazza. The dwelling contains
fonr square rooms with kitchen, and ct bling toOn1
for three orses Lot measures as feet front By 100
feet deep. more or less.
Terms cash. August a
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nARBY's PRoPHYLAcTIc. FLUID.

Letter from Hoa. dhs. It. s.,pas.., Of oss,oia:: -
CRAwFoRDsvrLLf, Ga september 70. ls6a
DMby's Prophylactic Fluid is 81 article OF little
cost but great value. Its domestic as we'll % medi-
cinal uses are numerous, while Its specialdes are
most wonderful I hGye not been without 1t for
ten years. and no head of family who can afford
to have 1t should be without It.
ALEX. q. sTEPHENs.
THE WONDERFUL FAMILY MEDI:
CINE.
Letter from the Surgeon General of s late Confeder-
ate States.
RICHMOND Va, Jauuarv II, 1869.
JoHN DEaBY & Co., No. 160 Wilham.street, New
York:
Gentlem.n-I have received your letter of the 18Th
Of December, 1866, calling my attention to your
(Darby's Prophvlactc) Fluid.
moet rheertpny state that the Fluid was furnish
ed to, and extensively used by, the surgeons In
chsrge Of general hospitals In the Con federsie ser
vice with great benefit to the paenis-all the sur
geors making a favorable report-a great deal Of It
was usei In the hospitals
Very respectfully. your obedient servant,
SAML PRE>ION MOORE, II. D,
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Dodd's Neryine and Inyig0rator

is a TONIC aud GENTLE aTINrLANr which Is
MOI attended ny REACTION " at It gains for
you it maintars. When itr' freshes budv or niud
it ref eshes wrh natu -al egih ha 10 say
We are not recommending teelotasm iu the interest
Of sny faction; but long oud ex ended observation
teaches us that he who resorts TO the hottie for rest
or rpcuperatlon. will bpd, be kee"s ati. that he
Is kindline 6rn in his hones which will consume
like thu ,mcs Ut perdtion. Turn from it TAX,
touic that will refresh md not destroy. DnDDS
hERviSE l. for sale by al Druggists. Price One
Dollar. See Book Of Certificates that accompanis.
each pott1 limos June 10
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> Px1souAL--Mr. John y. shuck, editor OF tht
DsrhwSli journal, is 1t tho Pavfton Hotel
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an ,Assigness SAFE.
BY A. II. ABRAMAMS & SONS,
10. IS Hayne-strcct. -,
BY direction Of A. b. brahams Assignee OF
Charles Msdsen. We viii oaer for sale at Auction,
on WEDNESDAY, the 25t', tnstint, at 10 Gclocht
at our ssle room. No. IS Hayne-street. -
we'll selscted stock OF IMP0R ED AND Do
MtsTiC CIGARS. TOBACCO. PIPES, go, &C., -
follows: 'it,
- bales BANANA LEAF TOBACCO
cases Leaf Tobacco. Of various qualities
- boxes Chewing Tobacco
Variety Brands Smohng Tobacco
- boxes Imported Cigars
- box g Domestic Cigss
- Fine Assortment or Meerschaum and Fancy
Pipes
resms Wrapping Psper
- tbs. FINE BopRBoN AND oABmsx-
WH.KLY lad
Terms-Ar amounts under sl5o must b cashs
$780, thirty dsyss oyer that amount sixty dass. vth
interest at PEE cent. - .,.t ats,.t .yns.
16-svannah Republican and Augusta Consd-
tutionsiist COPY four times, and send bI to ourtec
one. tuth.4 vi AugustH
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plantstis1 .3it.ers. !

''e Blammtsn tnfrs. "a :
A GLORIOUS CHANGE.
.1--.."-
THAT ANY SICK MAN SURVIVED THE
treatment of city years ago. must be considered
proof that human beings are very hard to hin.
The lancet, calomel, canthartdies and drastic pur-
gatives were then tho order of the day. The phv-
siclsa played into the hands Of the spothecary and
...g,., ..,
tie unfortunate p,ue,t was drenched morning.
- - .-..l
,,,, A.. ,.,,t ,,,,, n,o..r,.,,. n.o,c,n., ".
{na a
'7'-
|
e,..
.
|
|
In n, climates. tropical. temperate or fsId, Its acts
as spe'dh' in every species on o'soroef WHICH un'
dermines the oodiiy s1eos'n anu 0reAk' o0"n 'N'
animal spants. Haefe'ef !" u n'Fooaceo " 'e'
comes standard ar6ce-a medicinal snpis. Drug
eista although tneir peont upon IL Is smAi'' nna l"
absolutely necssss5 to Keep preparation i0f WHICH
everybody inquiries, aud for wn'ca no0oo5 VIII
| accept substitute IL 10 to-day tue moSt PopuAA
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CunEs BURNS, WOUrDs. sr1Nes, sse.

ALABAMA NsANE HosPrrAL,
TUsrALoosA December "a 1868.
Messrs JOHN DARBY Co. No. l69 Willi<m.street,
New York:
GentleMen-l received your circulars of the 10th
instant asking an expression OF opihIop from me as
to the merits of vour Pro hylactic FLUID. Ihe pre-
paratlon has been 90 :nprSih used by the pnoles-
sion aud public al large AID so universally esteem
ed that il seems to me to need no further recon-
mendatiop.
As dl-infectant and remedial agent too when In
dlcat d. It tB not exce b, any similar preparation.
IN this b. spstal and could not do without them.
consider you's the best al most elegant prepszs-
ton OF the hind manufactured.
Respectfully yours, &C..
BRICE. n. D.,
- Sup't and Physician Alabama Insane BoepdtaI.
DOWIE & NOISE.
WHOLESALE DrUaGS1S.
May rs tuthssmos Agents for South ar lins.
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1asel,su 9alss. .ir
DssnaSk Iauestm4nt Of RSaI Esats.
W. Y. LEITCH 8 3. s.. BRUNS,

Auctieneer1.
VIII be sold at auction, at the Old PostozAse, st
IL O'Clock, on TUtsDAY, 18th inst,
That desirable Two.and-a.half story WOODEN
DWELLING AND GR0UKRY STAND, situated se
the southeast corner Of Cannon and st Philip streets,
with hne Kitchen and necessary outbuildingA Lot
measures S8feet 'front.' BY SO teef moro or Less.
That desirable TENEMENT w0oDEH BUILDING
adjoining the above st the south, Containing -
square rooms and atics with Kitchen and necessary
outbndinss. Lot measures 10 feet front ny 81 feet
more or less.
Terms-One-half cash; balance one Sesr; property
to be insured, policy assigned. Purchaser to pay
us for papers and stan ps. ~
August 10 thstu8
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Drugs, Gbsm.fats, Gte.
De CARE EFUL
WHAT MEDICINES
you TAKE.

WHEN YOU ARF ExH -US"ED By OvRhwoRK
of head or hand and feel the need Of som-rhi, IN.
virorating don't drink whiskey any intoIics ting
th ,ng wht her under the name Of sittsrs or other
wise such articles give Just o. much strength 10
your weary hod1 aud mind as the whln gives to the
faded horse, aud no more. Alcoholic stmulanis are
injurious to Nerve health and are ALWAYS followed
nv UL PRESSING RFACIIUN.
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THIS PGyoRITB TIE MADE or fhE BEST
Quality OF IRON and possesses advantages for the
economical baIing OF cotton most important 10 the
planter merchant and factor.
For ssle In large and small lots oi 6unde at re-
duced rates WILLIAM ROACH co.,
AuguAt8 limo AGENTS for South Carolina
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Sold by all Drug !ists.
December
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tonics and Alternatives.
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,ost potent and The most harmless Of all known
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-01-21


Declinnfion OF Governor Rawson-Coolic Sta
tistics In Sc. Lucia-rhe Wife Murder Qaes'
ton la Demerara.
Our advices from Bridgetown, Barbados, are 10 the
10th OF December. 1t Is rumored currently that Mt.
Rawson the Governor nominate, has declined TO
accept the Goyernorship OF this island, the salary
having been reduced fl,ooo per anaum. II was
known that Mr.. Rawson would proceed to England
before assuming the government OF the colony.
We have dates from st. Lucia TO December ..
During the past years 1873 coolies were intro
duced INTO the colony $50 OF whom died during accii
nation. ana the remainder became steady, hard
working hands the various estates. Since the
expiration OF the indentures OF some, $50 left for
neghborng colonies, and the departure Of the batch
by the Lncelles the 18th inst would seem 10 leave
626 coolies stl residing the island, but In reality
there were 800 known to exist according to the al
ministraGor's estimate. The cost has been very
heavy; the importation OF the 1,5l3 coolies stands In
to the colony ESQ., 443 ds 3d. or f33 Co. per head Tie
cunt before states that OF the POS aborers that
have lett the colony 1879 deposited e. 1911 1ss at the
treasury in sums varying from f100 to fi0 to be re-
turned 10 them or to their representatives In India.
The system has come to deadlock and tie press
OF ST. Lucia complains that cooe Immigration, while
IL undoubtedly benefited the immigrants themselves,
has Dot assisted u any measure 70 improve the con-
The latest adylces from Georgetown. Demerara,
are TO DECEMBER 5. "A controversy was sri going
case Of heather Immigrants who commit murder on
their wives The Governor Is Of opinion chat sen
tence or death passed upon coolie must be carried
out Us II would be If passed upon person OF any
other nationality or religious belief in the colony,
and that the Executive cannot interfere to commute
the sentence merely because OF y recommendation
to mercy on the part Of the jury But az the number
OF females introduced into the colony from Asia Is
very small compared with the men, and az they do
not mix with the other portions the population y
contended that until this evil be prevented nddcy
among the women and hatred and jealousy among
the men will inevitably occur, and this ought 1rst
to be prevented and then punished II aiter provd-
ing against no abatement should result The Gov
ernor has addressed circular to the propretors and
ATTORNEYS or estates on the foregoing subject lie
thinks that the effects OF the evil might be
acted to some degree by On effort Of the managers
or estates.
The Supreme Criminal Sessions were sitting. On
the 4th Andrew Valentine Calvin, native OF the
United States, was put on trial for arson, seid to
have been committed as far back as 1854 He was
tried in 1855 but the jury not agreeing to verdict
he was discharged on bail In the present case.
doubts arising In the minds of the jury whether the
fire was done wilfully, he was discharged.
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AXO31NA ErNI5s
IN Fourteenth ssrsst opposite Academy OF Music.
= . LEN MITIN ERs At ~ 'D''s''''
WEDNESDAY AND SATURDAY.
Every night new w a 3 E'i BRILLIANT BILL,
'''' ''' IN ONE GRAND PERFORMANCES
EouEsrklAs,I eYM MAST Cant AND aasckosArIc
SEASON
COMO TRICK HORSE, RED CLOUD
AND A Elf 4a asF psrs SEHy1E1 1arrsrs
Of the great New York Cirsrs troupe q .,,,vrs
or r aasHL GFE ExclrIse INTEREST
RRoUGHANs THEATRE.
trsopre.or 1oH aAM RRo TlsH Y
YoSn.v rviEIIiI1 VIII o gaSu.ay n ,ssa
With new and original Comedy In two acts BY Mr. 'onn
BETTER LATE THAN MEYER; ,o,or
Character. BY Mss,rs JOHN RRoUGHAM GEoR W'is
H al wI hA4ass ss
After THE coMEpY
WILL M Mi 1SHs F FEW sExARKa
TO se followed by an entirely new and original buresque
y Mr. '' THE E' DEsSx s'l skvrrw FOR 1852
BEING snss 81 but hs compile,
past season. containing amosg other njunctiona
bic matter sundy anjusiaabs infrnsemsnss
r.rr FIRST TiFEE OF coyTEsTs; WV vonx
INDrvIpUAiirIEs:
MANHATTA, the favorte daughter of Columbia by her
. wh a6y s al Dutch sser pamsa E
Mecomss whose pa,ronymc sucieny nss9tss Its or;
Oldest Of her numerous any re-
masaS Sa ssr ssy "pe sr nd
and she means airidge Miss LYLE
NE JERsTAAncther Of Manha,tas offspring but having
been unfortunately born out of the Union not IN complete
smmun pIy VIII her sisters Miss l. MAoN
character consists in his running from Albany
EAST RIvERo-rhe Ianitor OF Hell Gate rather shallow il
Spi SELL r ss from Paris a.
friend darling dry goods ducks Of da
onds other Indispensable necessities to the dsconso
late people vino have nothing 70 ss. FfFi ERMoN
whose Judgment wise men fools fear and knaycs
MELPoMENE an old and much neglected eisnchoy muse
who has seen better days and bras about them WHICH she
CAPTAIN jiSKs, tie Naval Eqae:r.2
ss5s3sa 4SR yq saHazab
NIKE the Ev .ns Mr. cokRfE cRossIs
SERALpISE the Psrsscaied WILSON
SECOND s TsiE s BLiUiE, axFTER pARk
BAKBE BLEUE A. MATfHlsnN
The AoNE MORE UNFoaTuEATEi'; Hoaseiess wander.
appalled, spectators and Backars Arches generally BY
T Tasp q ths FOXES Srsr Huxprv
PANTALo6N, an excellent pair to wear 80. Mr GRossi
soHFSE
SiTog E.ssry.o.s CHARLES HaIs
DRoGAS, the Invisibie........ MIR. LIzzY EcKMARDT
lxhOLEA MI A. HAIL nlSON
Mn L l EcKHxRDT and Miss CLARA FISHER
y TaG NAME 5oHss HSSosps
sk ri s!RRsIS MAN At THE EMok
x rN The lninitahls CLARA rISHER
MERCURY, The Irrcpressble Miss AMES
MINERVA, Tho Impregnable Mr. HURLEY
SEVENTH SUBJECT-PIKE'S GRAND PALACE.
GRANDE pUCaEssE-No ErFIE 9Eks0T
FRITZ, the Embarrassed Mr.. A. MATTHISON
EIGHTH SUBJECT-THE DEEP SEA DEPOT.
INSTRUMENTATION Of the Ocean telegraph. Mr. GRAY
Surrounded by submarine operators all Diving Bellies.
Doors open 1t ~ performance at r.. N.
Box olce open from A. NJ TO r. M.
PRICES OF ADMISSION.
Orchestra chairs VI SO; balcony chairs secured III 30
dress circle ecured seat 81 second balcony secured rs
cents.
Admission, rs cents; TO second circle, 80 cents.
:" JAMES sCHoNBERG,
Stage Manager.
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CRAED OPERA HoUsR tFoRAERLY ,PIxEs,
1870 ''sN FRENCH ofiiEiiX - 'p''''''
SATURDAY 4 s1 $1,000 At, O'CLOCK
Ia rEsIcHoLr, :. - r rrs La rEHrcHoLr'
THE .Ssf sii stEs
nhe ferscnoP
ns3ac a. vicsroy
fsss,ssd with the srs.s:i ssia;i.s and greeted VIII
sss EvR9
AsAAi sA ArSss MATINEE. La rEEIcaoiE .
o inc opera ana
Exa IL soa shh eve
days saTaass s Ssr. - =
schis rme's music store. sui broadway.
L hs GENUINE EA1nHs AND PERHAPS usrARAELELED
rRIuxrHa STo vTifSDIcArIos
POPULAR Az * s sEhEsr IDEA,
SUN P 'diu Ml ANn MopERArE pRIcEsl
AND
FIFTY THoTsASD PERSONS.
Orderly, decorous amusemen 10 ladies', gentlemen and
THE MAMMOTH ss1fr f2L asSf y 81 AMUSEMENT
issai5Ss Ss pA xas H
PoIarMRSfs. The score Of this advertisement viii not
enable their
STARTLING ACT UPON STARTLING ACT.
SONG, DANCE AND GAYETY.
GoRGEo s SCENERY, SPLENDID COSTUMES,
PLEASING NOVELTY. DELIGHTFUL SURROUNDINGS.
HONEYCOMB OF RESORTS.
CAFE AMUSANT AND DORLsNS OYSTER ROOMS
NOW OPEN
sA 4 n ssSSsnrra
ROBERT MACAIRE.
THE WONDRoUS vICTORELL.TS.
MARIE BOSFAkTI
AND THE GRAND BALLET
THE DAS1WOODS. THE LOVES.
THE BURLEsQUE COMPANY.
PUNCH AND JUDY. THE MAGIC TABLEAUx.
THE BIRTH or THE NEW YEAR.
THE TWO GRAND ORCHESTRAS.
Admission 50 cens reserved orchestra circle 90 cents
extra; reserved orchestra chairs, 81 extra.
GRAND MATINEE NEXT SATURDAY AT TWO.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-01-21
MATRIMONIAL.

A WHOEVER, ALL ALONE. OF RESPECTABLE PRO
"A fession and standing and moderate desires Che
spectacle modest and fair built and looking lady girl be-
of homeIke and domestic habits that
cooks and German and give
OF herself pre- Frts those with plenty OF
money without the desired qualities viii please to take
Of ths TITS good chance for the right one AL
dress with particulars dc visite, for week,
Asdnis, box No 4 Post Office, IS Beecker street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-01-21

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