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Prompt Settlements.

uRAvIN(: taken my two sous into partnership,
s1lunder the ffru lame OF g EsrELL Sons!
ing the old book s. by paying cash giving note
and 4 therefore hope those owing me will make
immediate and prom pit settlements, in the way |
have indicated. Thankful for past tavors +" me,
hope for continuation of the same to the new firm.
A large assortment of ell kinds of Boots and
Shoes for Gents, Ladies' and Misses, both OF our
own and Eastera anufs cture, will always be found
at No. Isl Nam Street, cheap for cash.
Gsc=nher 20, 1850 -Es1f1| EFE g. EsyEIL.
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A GREAT STORY.

In another part Of our paper will be found the
opening chapters of charming story. bearing
the attractiye title Of Buffalo Bill, the King OF the
Border Men, 1t is of the most thrilline exci-
ing and interesting romances which we have ever
read; and thelovers of roma.ce wilt miss rich
treat If they neglect pursue it. One of CHEZ
at.rasaion is that it's herr is myth, but real
live flesh and blood character who Il fight
ing the savages on the western plains. -.
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anaeiug@ Director of
the Southern Branch of the Pacific Rail
road bought of the state Of Kansas all
the Lands set apart for their road, pay
ing there for S396,252
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ns,tnund udno ohebyc
anico
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me,and CountCo
N1e sherhy given a concrn tina o dL and
tod Tz,Pe Ikrst maybe
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Notice.

NOTICE is hereby given that the undersigned. all
N mnistrator of the Estate of Daniel I. RUBY
deceased, viii Gle his account, current aud report
for final settlement the term OF the Common
Pleas Court, of Wayne County.
Dec. 81, 'e9. $50 2ta szNEE9 JSEt3# n!1-3t
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Tho delinquent list has made cur pa
per somewhat delinquent this week in
appearing on time. We are ont time
enough to wish all our readers andthe
balance Of the human family rleass at
and happy Christmas. haE
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IOtH i CdI OOO <ANItS TO 0fVcHUUUScS
Largest best stock and shipping facilities. APPLES
1000 fine $50 yT 81 PpLE aoKI
Seeds, Usage. Apple, Peach, wILDGn0SE. Plum,
Usage HEDGE, 1e,0o0 SIS. EVERGREENS,
RIOS y, 600 $780, DahIias, G!adloius, GREEN
HOUSE, BEDDING PLANTS Send To-. for Cata-
iogues. 4e f,aFr99-- f. K. PHOENIX.
41-I4w kCkCo. Caicago45 &
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THE
$50 <Ai THE
The Confessions Of On invalid.

DUBLlSHED for the benefit of yoamg men and
II others who suffer from Nervous Debility, eto.y
supplying the means of self-cure. Written by one
who cured himself; and sent free receiving post.
raid directed envelope. Address,
NATHANIEL MAYFAIR, Brooklyn, n. 7:
A-69. ch 5. M. P. Co...
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BAL, oUI,s MoNrHIY MAcAzINE.

We are in receipt of this marvelouslly cheap and
handsome Magazine for December. Its table of con-
tents is varied and charming, embracing the usual
fine variety of serials sketches, stories, poems and
attractive engravings The publishers announce in
the prospectus for the coming year, serial story
for adults. by the popular Mag ziue writer, AMEs
FRANKLIN FIrTs land juvenile serial by the youhg
peoples favorte. HoRATIo ALGER, yK. The price Of
this periodical is marvel to everybody-a hundred
page frstcas illustrated Magazine for fifteen cents
or 81 so per year, is ind ED wonderfully cheap. Eli
OFT, Thomes Talbot, Publishers, Boston, Mass. =
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FOR SALE.

style, nearly new, buggy for sale, will cx.
change for good trade, or sell cheap fo- cash En-
quire of ). Bachman, 22s, Main street
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BRO. Davis Of the Palladium went tc
G Indianapolis again last week. He is
supposed to visit relatives there
whether present or prospective We are
Of course unable to say Radicals .51i
W EE That query in your mind, Bro
WooroN, need not disturb the equilib-
rum Of your repose for q moment, for
our Sabbath days ysi,Atieas to The State
Capitol, is relatively present new, and
in the ordinary course Of human events
we shouldn't wonder if it might be
prospective also. -. ---..:- 10
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ANGELS EIsiTs.-The delinquent List
takes Hp much of our space this week;
and ous' readers viii, We hope, bear with
us, for this and the next three weeks.
for their loss in reading. matter is oul
gain, and Jobs like this are like unto an
gel, s Tisits-'few ana far between
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The proposed new hotel at Indianap-
oils will be named the International.
II Vincenpes has been in darkness for
seve al weeks, the Gas Company hav-
ing shut OF the gas. Urn isl eIa
Henry Ward Beecher is expected to
arrived in Indianapolis in q few days to
assist at dedication.
The report Of the State Geologist will
q be ready for the printer early in j anua>
~. 10 E2 H9
Be Gen. Henry b. Darlington has been
q detailed as Military Professor at Wa
bash College Charlottesville. Haa
The Secretary Of State, in a commu-
I nication to Congress, puts Indiana down
as among the States that have ratified
the Fifteenth Amendment. ~
E& yibE8aI s8U4 va
g It is said that . factory for this manu-
facture of fancy dress goods will be es-
tablished in indianapolis next spring by
parties from the East. 3d 3sidss 25s
.1G805 ri le-9 stlt -
I An Indianapolis correspondent of the
Cincinnati .CommerciaF says there Is q
desire to have Will. Cumback run for
Congress in the Third District, against
Holman a2' g1l 5no J@eCtcSs =
l. Mrs. Stoves book bears the title OF
The True Story of Lady Byron's Life
| Substantiated,' and contains over three
| hundred pages. H8 Biz H
EAt## s-g Ii4
/ "a But little is doing at the Fountain
County mines on account Of trouble
! With the miners 4 ~ suo-
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LUsUs NATURE.-A letter dated Dee.
10 from 9 physician at Piainview Min
nesota TO Il friend in this city, states that
one of his patients young lady weigh
Tag one hundred and eighty pounds, has
twelve fingers and twelve toes, she is
one Of family OF twelve childre en-, six Of
whom have each six fingers on each
hand, and six toes on each foot. 81.
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Gents and Boys clothes secuted aud
repaired at the Cincinnati Dye House.
2 NJ. GROOM prop. 29nf o# sH -
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Go to the Cincinnati Dye House to
get your cloths colored and repaired.
NJ. GROOM ~-is.-.
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Persons desiring cloths colored and
want them the same week, should bring
themin the first of the week. Cincinnati
Dye House shl @p- 2atoaao 0d6
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List of Lands and Town Lots.
due he the for the
NAMES OF OWNERS.


'T 5a TIA
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The proposed new hotel at 4ndianap-
oils will be named the International.
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II Vincenpes has been in darkness for
seve al weeks, the Gas Company hav-
ing shut OF the gas. Urn ISL e1a
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1869-11-06
sept25
POLICE JURY PROCEEDINGS.

At a called meeting of"tbe police jur,
held at the Court House on Monday
September 90, 1869, were present Messrs
Pope, CHM, Durable, Stevens Dubroca
Landry and Il. Hebert.
The parish attorney applied for longel
time ia which to make his report con
corning the road running through the
Babina plantation, which was granted
On motion of Mr.. Durable it was
Resolved, That the parish tax collector
be instructed to proceed to the immedi
ate collection of the back taxes due the
parish for the years 1866, 1867 and 1868.
The following preamble and r~esoIut-
ions were offered by Mr.. Chinn and
adopted
Whereas in consequence of the fact
that a large balance of the special levee
tax remains uncollected. and inasmncb
as it is highly important that the funds
necessary to build the levee known as
the parish levee should be had at as
early a period as possible, therefore be it
Resolved, That the president of the
police jury be and he is hereby authoriz-
ed to have issued warrants of the parish
to the amount of two thousand five hun
dred dollars, to be by him sold to any
party or parties who may wish to buy
the same the said warrants to bring
their par value.
Resolved, That the amounts realized
from the sale of said warrants shall be
placed in the hands Of the parish treasu.
rer, to be used in the payment for the
making of said levee, when it shall be
completed and received.
The committee appointed to revise the
levee laws asked for further time to re-
port, which was granted.
On motion it was
Resolved, That the president of the
police jury be requested to solicit the
assistance of the parochial authorities of
the parishes of Iberville and Point Con.
pee in the construction or repairs of the
known as the parish levee. the
waters Of which crevasse are alike de-
to both of the parishes herein
On motion it was
Resolved, That the sum of ten dollars
and is hereby allowed to A. D. Barr
'ow for his services as clerk pro TEN of
he police jury, he to furnish the printer
a copy of these proceedings.
The minutes having been read and
approved, the jury adjourned to Satur.
lay, the I'd day of October.
A. u. BARROW, N. w. POPE,
Clerk pro TEN. President.
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STATE OF LOUISIANA, PARISH OF
West Baton Rouge, Parish Court

81 IA oE LIZ OlO4L1LNh,
West Baton Rouge, Parish Court -
In matter succession Of James Alex,
Tingle, deceased. No. T0f.
BY VIRTUE of a commission to me dl
rected in the above entitled and number
ed succession, of date the goth day oil
September a. d., 1869, from the honora-
Die the Parish Court in and for the parich
of West Baton Rouge, State aforesaid, ]
will offer at public sale to the last and
highest bidder, on the Smithfeld planta.
ton, the present residence of James K.
Devall, in this parish of West Baton
Rouge, IN
TUESDAY, the 26th day of October 4. D,
1869, at IL o'clock M, the hereinafter
described land and moveables belonging
to the succession of the late James A.
Jingle, to wit:
A certain tract of land situated, lying
and being 10 this parish of West Baton
Rouge, and designated as per certificate
No. 2642, or patent issued to said James
A. Tingle by the Government of the Uni
ted States of America on the 8th day of
December a. d. 1845, as being the north
west quarter of section nine, in township
seven west Of the Mississippi river, Of
range eleven east in the district Of lands
sabiect to sale at New Orleans, contain
ing one hundred and sixty acres, together
with all and singular the buildings and
improvements thereon.
A lot of mares and colts, cows and
calves, household furniture, two old rifles,
one lot of crockery ware and kitchen
utensils, also four shares in the capital
stock Of the Baton Rouge, Crosse Tete
& Opelousas Railroad Company.
The land to be sold in lots of forty
(40l acres as per act of the Legislature
of 1869. Plot of same to be made and
exhibited ond Cay of sale.
Terms of Sale-Casb on the spot.
J.V. DURABLE, Jr,
Sheriff.
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small kerosene lamp.
He gets into bed.
There are no bats.
He stretches himself at full length
There are no bats.
He tnrus'upon bis right side.
There are no bats.
He sleeps, he shores, be dreams, he
starts
Hah
What is it7
Two globes Of sinister and Internal
light irradiate dimly the opacity of the
apartment, and athwart the murky at
.rlosphere ONE the appalling sound Of
teeth gritted savagely, or gums crunohed
violently together.
Horror |
What is it ?
1t is a screech owl on the ~foot.board,
Butcher on the bed post, Sheridan on the
back-track, Malone in the crater. Fuss
and Feathers within q very few inches Of
the mans nose death in the pot aud the
devil at the door.
A cold sweat, erect hair and a state Of
universal goose-skin attests the agony Of
the man. He lifts himself very sudden
ly aloft, his night-raiment is rent from
cupola to pit, aud he flies shrieking from
the scene, to return no more forever.
And these are facts.
And his name vas Barkilphedro Bagby.
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POLICE JURY PROCEEDINGS.

According to adjournment the police
jury met at the Court House on Saturday
October 9th, 1869. Present Messrs.
Pope, Chinn, Durald, Dubroca, Landry
and Il. Hebert. A. D. Barrow was elect
ad clerk pro tenn.
The chairman of the committee appoin.
TED to draft an ordinance in regard to the
ievees OF this parish, made tho following
report which was adopted
An ordinance to provide for the ap.
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oct30

STATE OF LOUISIANA. PARISH or
West Baton Rouge. Parish Court
In matter succession of Louis Trahan,
deceased. No. 694.
BY VIRTUE of a commission to me di
rected in the above entitled and number
ed succession, of date the 9th day of Oc-
tober, I'D 1869, from the honorable the
Parish Court in and for the parish of
West Baton Rouge, State aforesaid, |
will offer at public sale, to the last and
highest bidder, at the last place of resi-
dence OF the deceased on the premises of
Col. Il. NJ. Favrot, in this parish ca
TUESDAY, the 9th day of November, A.
d., at IL o'clock q. M, the following land
aud movables belonging to the success
OF Louis Trahan, deceased, to wit -
A certain tract of land situated in this
of West Baton Rouge, measuring
acres front by twenty-acres in depth,
between parallel lines, bounded north or
front by lands of Mrs. Angelina l..
Lobdell, east by lands of Pierre A. Thib-
and west by those of George
Smith, together with all and singular the
buildings and improvements thereon. &C.
CURED By deceased from P. A. Thibo.
ieaux on the 18th day Of April a. d 1s49.
One lot of household effects, consisting
II tables, armoirs, beds and bedding
clock. toilet glasses, shot gum,
land irons, sofas, buckets. crockery ware,
'moothing irons, coffee pots, one mule,
'ovs and calves, one lot corn in shucks.
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one lot of fodder, one lot of cotton in the
seed, pIows, axes, hoes, spades, gears,
cart and riding saddles, lot of cooking
utensils, one wooden %cistern and lot OF
poultry.
Terms of Sale--Caeh on the spot.
J.. Y. DURABLE, Jr,
octotds Sheriff.
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STATE OF LOUISIANA, PARISH OF
West Baton Rouge Fifth District

STATE OF LOUISIANA, PARISH OF
West Baton Rouge Fifth District
Coust. Francis 7. Pierce, wife VS..
Bertrand HARRISON, husb'd. No. 2254.
BY VIRTUE Of a writ of feri facias to
me directed in the above entitled and
numbered cause, Of date October 9th a.
d, 1869, from the honorable the Seventh
District Court in and for the parish of
West Felicisna, State aforesaid, | have
seized and will Offer at public sale, to. the
last and highest bidder, at the Court
House door in this parish Of West Baton
Rouge on
SATURDAY, the 4th day of December,
a. d. 1869, at Ii o'clock a. m, all the
right, title. interest and claim of the de-
PENDANT, Bertrand HARRISON, 10 and to the
following landed property, to.wit
A certain tract of land situated in the
parish Of West Baton Rouge, rear bayou
Tommy, and designated as section eighty
seven (87), in township seven ~, south
of range ten (l0) east. in the southeast.
ern land district, and containing six hund.
red and fortY-one 80 100 acres, entered
under State patent No. 1898, December
l4th 1858.
Seized to pay and satisfy the amount
judgement, interest and costs in the
above suit.
Terms of Saie-Cssh, with the benefit
of appraisement.
j. v. DURABLE,
oct3o Sheriff.
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Agassiz and Nathaniel Bowditcb were
too poor in early life to purchase the
booka they needed for their studies, and
were compelled to make manuscript cop
les. Those which DR.. Bowditch copied
are in the Boston Public Library.
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Capital punishment was long ago abol-
ished in Wisconsin. This was on the
score of humanity. They take murderers
out of Wisconsin, jails and lyuch them
This is on the score of justice.
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Four years in the penitentiary is the
fate of the surviving negress 10 that fe
male duel with clubs which came off in
Virginia lately.
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The Cincinnati Commercial has ah item
about a man, one of whose legs was bro
Ell at the thigh"
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Martin T. Upper had tho impotence
to write to Putnam, the Publisher, shall!
We make Edgar A. Poe famous ?"
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A terrible rumor comes that Lydia
Thompsou's hair is turning a dark brown.
Can it be old age :?
The New York herald., 1869-06-12

AMUsRMEN

ADJUSTMENTS.
LurTn AVENUE THEATRE
l. Bsn:disf, Stage Manager E. Goicnn: lG.c.
SPLENDID COMBINATION. ov
THE TWO 'GsFSs II osH q slEoss SssHA S00''A
,.ss4, ,.ss4, H. Ii4$4 I'i$4a, Ess,.
1ass:S EssS'1 H. QUEEN 0, SONG, 'fiffaaiA ill.,.
DEschAvz.s, QUEEN 81 5Pa COMEDY. pEscLAAyzaAs'
DhhsSSsLLA4VzMAssc hSsL4 Msc npiSi PEscLAA1yazSAs' IA 1aS
DEsCLXUlAss pEscLAUzAs
IRMA and DESCLAUZAS
will soth h, .PPs.r = to-day q the
ssEFsEE EFsHE ssEFsEE # # # $$$$; $$$$$ E$$
THIS EVENING EVENING AT EIGHT.
o'rEssAqE's 2. pEs'sA SHAsSsswoak. gnn
4 4 4 $ssssiSHSEEsS: $ssisHSES::
prQtT'ILLo, and THE STREET SINGER.
FAMOUS SosfAssa ssfa ssSIai i; TROUPE
okiarRAG w RRfliot% casczs. isea
SUMNER EoNbS9. SsAs9Si i6sH GSNMssSoISo II
The COMPANY
AND IN MISS LIZZIE Price,
the Tsi Dill
Particulars In future Advertisements
w LAST APPEARANCES,
'A'' psSiURIsEis psURIEsSuE II. AND pAsToMIsE COMPANY.
ana last gAsf fEaEs nsses' or
the most gorgeous spectacle ever presented 10 New York
' sosIssoS sSsIssos eRgsos: eRgsos:
This THIS BAY, BAY, sATSkbA4, ssAHTFSSkkbpAA4, sATsEs sATIsEE
THIS EVENING, ss1xi!yRpAr NIGHT
GRAND co~siSaRioss ilS q d A1T;aAorIvEszss.
GREGoRIEs
HooLEYs XII %issrRxLs.
sns
A ' ~ TIE SUMNER STARS. ,rv nrn,our
Infsi 1Af sffsfsiff f%Sffr
PANTOMIMIsrs.
who will appear nightly in tho grand spectacular pan'omne
MOTHER HUBBARD;
LITTLE porHEr Ell raaH5fHT1f' hSp IifrE'h BOY BLUE.
HANDSOME scnsEsys 1h'i P'iss Is produced with
ELASoHAEs sEK SRha5GsTMEEfsD HaslGs HovEE DANCES,
UNUSUALLY Powerful a1G q Sasr OF CHARACTERS.
LARGE AND i1'ESsIf;SbffD sFIssbfD BALLET
ssSSs saSgsEb sz Sszs II
sSsalk | AND EnE CoSLas ..EH
uJtss SsHsSSfS!sAH 5$%Issfi$r 5SS$SsD
LYDIA THOMPSON g Sstis ssstssQuh t.shssQuh TROUPE.
01n44E gfHssE sssS5ssssyEEa Sssssn'
.m, AFTERNOON AT z: EVENING , Afa s,.,,.
The New York herald., 1869-06-12
ADJUSTMENTS. A


ID Twsnty.thrd street. between Fifth and Sinh
MISS ss rPssS rPSsS 1RAas aohasr
THIS tszfGhDA5 fih 5aHSfHf EvESisd. II JUNE is
NAR,GaissR. ,
SATURDAY HAErEb Nat EAb4 SP TsSss O'clock
In active preparation dramaraiou of Tsnnysons beau
"ENocH ARDEN"
Seat. secured s boz once 2, .s:
C. H. Ditson Co., No. I'll broadway.
/ First appearance OF LEFFINGwELL
ornn In bis great original impsrsonation, nrpuo
In which he 10 unanimously conceded TO be without rival
great buriesque creation and literally.
IMMENSE EuD pcUsGE Tj'sHa 81 saLi i.'iy Fy3sraur.
1 VIII be for tho first at this theatre
THE hsA hEPFfSGahLL Pi4SGK9
I" "' sansd1naPY BEPfca caa fsr0'0u'
T.s ES1is NJ i"TSa: PossHsT' siE,s.'Es E.s of
The BurIesque win be presented with
and powerful and effective cast
MISS GS1ENpEk 2EkLiS4
Lady Ae::h Baa.S.w Fran ss'n Mis-:
Msttso .......Mr Barry aiacomo... M Ms.tcy
SYNOPSIS OF SCENERY. MI '''''"'
s:F1
a sas
M 81 s % m
plan Jealousy swery and Joy Resrbution, revenge and
scxsr aApothsr Evil consequences of a strike. Bcppo
possessed Of an Iron W and Gacomo proves the Legacy
soksE 8 zsrlnas Chamber: An expensive Bus and
r ooas sna Pa: s %
which hang, above her pre- entsd from falling BY Ssnge
Gs s
Ss paT, e Of nr and Ld
who become reconced to their own and is hoped to the
soHss GXs tho Jolly Brig.nd. piavolo himself again.
Portable position OF the bganas The billet turns out do
self Diavoo who himself msrcies OF
TNALLoYaD HAPPINESS OF EVERYBODY.
Ir'rEsXF1hs ESSEo 5HsfiEE qEEAT SEssFss ssFasALrE
N0T1CE,In oonsegusncs Of the Preparations necessary
for the complete presensati,no Of
.h. evening, there win be -,
SHsr SsEs4AsaHs4 TINS IL EAy RAy CITY,
Tvs FEEEgsSEsAssGGEEss FEEsSEaAsGEs THIS THIS BAY BAY
MATINEE MATINEE At At L. L.
@. &. FOx's COMIC PANTOAIME, BALLET AND
KIRALFY TROUPE OF ShNSA ATIONAL DANCERS.
EVfs EoGRa WEEK . hEEss EsHsShssoH
RECEIVED WITH ROARs OF LAUGHTER,
Psnsaoon c. K Fox Harlequin Lacy Columbne La urent
THE
Ida, Edelka, Jonka, susy, Amau,
rHg UNR1vALLED SENSATIONAL DANCERS
.~u ,or ,,.urr- -, ,or y,,,,yrr
MR JOE EMMETT MR.. JOE EMMETT
ss ; ;$H EssHEE ss S$H ;$H EssHEE s:H
WILL AFFAIR AT THEATRE COMIQUE
NEXT MONDAY NIGHT.
THEArRE CoMI9UE;. ,
OPENS NEXT MONDAY NiSHaT,,
WITH AN ENTIRE CHANGE OF PERFORMANCE,
MH H. s1 osEn EF FL Exnf
RhiAsIES ESTiRk rHasaE OF aF PRoGaANaF s1HEI1
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Brilliant success M4 St vi ssisI%pB6 BTYGR T,rsT Singer
DAVE REED, uNsWoRIH, ETGENE, NELsE SEYMOUR.
TIE HAysTEp MIC MIG M.kk MskEk SATAN SATAN Isks
HOGAN and HUI tnew actl.. The African Twins
Gan Gan YySS s4AsP sT4sP Ss Ss SSR SSTs HEAP HEAP
fsraae % cents Gallery, Is cents Orchestra Chairs. u
cents,
TONY PASTORS OPERA HOUSE. soI BowERY.
The New York herald., 1869-06-12
Affss LYDIA THOMPSON

SIEBAD, THE SAILOR. AT EfBLO's.
Miss III Ola THOMPSON q S1SBAD 10 the
qucnchabe spirit Of ana mischief that she Ga.
pem and lxon Tireass In action sxuberant In mhfulness
perpetual sunbeam abe gyes NE to every scene and beau
TILES the stage whenever she steps upon II. Her
shines ssseiy through every dsgnise her smile marvel
OF magnetic joyouaness her form the emboiebt OF
manly beauty and graceful.
No actress Of the present day has done more for ne
IN the broadest burlesque and eyravgsnsA
however coetumed combine perfect odesy with
froic roguelshness and freedom of action. The popular
tase may be degenerate when Graves suriet o. such
degraded whlie pustains with sincere admiration
such buesque actresses as Miss Thompson jour- a.
June 9, 1869
The New York herald., 1869-06-12

KEYPORT PAVILION, KEYPORT, N. J-THIs Paw.
N Is open for visitors. Steamer
Maeawan Capt H. E. Bishop leaves foot Barclay street
r. NJ; Keypor7 A. N. GEO RGE j. KfBBEB, Proprietor
The New York herald., 1869-06-12

ROWLAND HOUSE, SHARON SPRINGS, N. Y.-THIs
select boarding house 10 now open for summer board
accommodations table first terms $0 10 plt
per week Apply TO H. &. HOwLAND, with Sporborg a
Co., ISL Canal street, N, Y,
The New York herald., 1869-06-12

r A. TOURETTE HOUSE, BERGEN POINT, n j.
IL This popular and besutifu summer resort 10 now open
j. @. ARMOUR.
The New York herald., 1869-06-12

INDEN PARK, AT CORNWALL-ON.THE-HUDS
IL This beautiful has been In complete
repair, and now ready for tho reception OF guests