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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1869-09-03

VALUABLE PROPERTY FoR sALE.-
Public attention Is called to the fact
that In Wow Of the sale Of the real es-
tate OF George E. Caldwell, the most
desirable property In the Vicinity Of
Wheeling Is offered, on the day OF sale,
to the highest bidder. The land to DO
sold comprises sixteen Rcres-thlrteOn
acres Of which are devoted to o vine
yard, containing the choicest character
ofgrapes. The vines, numbering eight
thousand In all, are trellISed on wires
attached to substantial locust posts, all
In excellent bearing condition and
promising, from their present bearing,
a more productive yield than at any
preceding season. The wine which
came from the press OF this vine yard
In one year, measured forty-hve hum
dred gallons.
In addition 10 the vine yard there are
eighty full grown apple trees OF the
choicest fruit; also pear, apricot and
plum trees, with various varieties OF
smaller fruits, such As qulnces, cur-
rants, ROoseberries, DO, In the greatest
abundance. The yard fronting the
house Is shaded by forest and evergreen
trees, and Abounds In o variety OF
choice plants and shrnbbery; the whole
OF the premises being enclosed by an
expensive paillng fence, comparatively
new.
In the centre OF the premises 10 sltu.
ated the dwelling house OF the present
owner, Mr.. George E. Caldwell, built
In the latest style OF modern archl-
lecture, measuring, not including the
back building, forty feet square with a
large and extended portlco la front.
On the FIRST floor are four large, well
lighted and ventilated rooms, situated
on either side OF q commodlous hall
extending the entire length otthe build.
ing, with corresponding compartments
In the second story; the two being con-
nected by stair way leading from the
lower 10 the upper hall. In the back
building 10 the kitchen, provided with
all the conveniences Of the culinary de-
partment, whilst above 10 sleeping
apartment OF the same character and
size, the whole being fronted by q
covered porch extending the length Of
the rear building. The basement story
OF the house Is dry and well cemeuled
wine cellar, and 1t present used for
that purpose.
The water convenienoes used In con.
neoLion with this property are most
complete, 1t being conducted by means
OF pipes into various rooms OF the
house, whilst In the yard, at q con.
venlent distance, Is large, two.story
brick milk house, over.standlng never
falling spring.
The out-buildlngs, consisting OF
smoke house, coal house, press house,
&c, used In connection with this pro-
perry, correspond in character and
convenience with the other Improve.
ments, they all having been built OF
brick and furnished with all the neCes-
sary conveniences that 20 towards
making up a complete residence and
home.
This property being so conveniently
located, on the Fairmont turnpike, one
quarter OF mile from the street rail.
way, and almost In the corporate lin.
Its OF the city OF Wheeling, we Invite
parties wishing 10 purchase real estate
Of this description 10 examine the
premises before the fourth day OF Sep
tember, at which time the property will
be sold.
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DELEGATES APPOINTED. Two or
three mornings ago we mentioned
that Governor Stevenson had received
communications from certain duly au.
thorized persons requesting him to ap.
point delegates to represent our State
In the Commercial Conventions to be
held at Keokuk and Louisville. Yes
terday His ExoellenCy compiled with
the requests, appointing 10 the former,
which will assemble on the 7th inst, for
the State at large, Hon. Q. ]. Faulkner,
Of MartInsburg, and s. q. Woodward,
Esq, Of this cltyi for the First Con.
Eressional district, James NJ. Stephen.
son, ESQ., OF Wood county; Second,
George NJ. Hagans, Esq, Of MorGan>
town. Third, Capt. II. c. Parsons, Of
Putnam county.
To the Convention which Is TO con-
vene OF Louisville, October 18th, the
following appointments were made /;
First district, Hon. Is. Stanton, OF this
city; Second, Il. g. Davis, ESQ, OF Min.
oral county; Third, Hon. 3. Il. Smith,
.ot kAnawha county,
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FOR SALE.

+ OFRR AT PRIVATE SALE MY PROP.
/ eTty on FIith street, oppOlite tho Cathe.
ufAI, known as the Fruit HouEs. The lot 10
ISlby 81 oct. The buildings cover l02 by 50
fee., with cellars under the whole buildings.
Tho buildings arc Of the most substantial
material and workmanship, and suitable
ing HOUSES or many OLher purposes. Call
1nd examine.
also Offer pnrt OF the tImbeIs taken
from the building, consisting Of square oak
posts, " by ~, OF various lengths; also,
Quantity oftquRre pine timberS, ~ by 10 and
IL by II Inch, ~ and 20 feet long, aud other
limDen. Persons deSlTinE 10 view the pre-.
niISs will md me either &C my house on
Market street or At the store room Of n.
Porter q Co., daily, from s TO ~ O'Clock A, n.
AuRIl dim RICHARD POTTER.
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FINE PEAoHEs.-We are under obll.
cations to our friend, Mr.. J, R. Alex
nndet, OF Moundsville, for a box OF the
finest peaches we haYe seen this sea-
son. They were grown on the farm OF
Captain John Marley, Newport, Ohio.
Mr.. Alexander Is the agent OF Captain
VaTlsy for the sale Of his fruit in this
city, and Is in receipt Of daily ship.
ments by the Parkersburg packets.
Packages OF these fine peaches can be
had a! the wareroom OF Messrs. sImp.
sou, Boyd & Co., Wholesale Grocers,
Water street. Call down and secure a
supply.
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RETURNED.-We are pleased TO hear
that oar friend Mr.. ]. Thomas, Of the
Arm Of Stone & Thomas, OF this city,
returned a day or two since, from a
visit 10 the Old World extending
through three or four months, looking
remarkably we'll.
Mr.. Booking, who has been rustIcat-
lug the last two or three weeks in Can
ada and among ths White Mountains,
was expected home on the six o'clock
train last evening.
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DIsREPUTABLE PRAor1cE.-our at
tention was called to the fact, yester.
day, that u party Of young men from
the city resort TO the Indian Rock,
every Sunday, near the Hempaeld tun-
mel, and pass the day In playing cards
and other dIsreputabls conduct, to the
annoyance OF those who take that time
to visit PenInsnlar Cemetery. Our in-
ioTmant, who Is one OF the most re
spectacle citizens Of East Wheeling,
affirmed that he had seen numbers OF
small boys watching the progress Of
the game, taking their first lessons In
lnlquIty. These parties are all known,
and should they continue to desecrate
the Sabbath with their reprehensIble
conduct, they may see their names In
print one Of these mornings.
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TuASKs.-The ISTELLIaENCER estab-
lishment was made the recipient at a
late hour last night OF fine serenade
by the Great Western Band OF Wheel
ing, a new band which has been formed
In the city under the tuition OF Prof.
Little, late OF Pittsburgh. Several airs
were rendered very sweetly, among
them Annie Laurie and Cottage by the
Sea. This was the first performance in
public OF the Great Western and was
very credItable to them.
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EA8r-LEAYH
HWhealinE
daily at,..l0:b0 p. m,
ARRIVES AT
GRftOn .-........S;l6 Am,
ParkeBburH..7:0 "
CumberlRnd...S:l6 I"
Winchester. .8:G6 pm.
HRgerStown-.2:60 !"
Baltimore....5a0 -
WAAh'n City.'6:l5 "
Sundays excepted.
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FAIRS OVER THE RIvER.-Below are
the dates on which the Agricultural
Fairs in our immediate vicinity over
the river will be held this year.
The Belmont County Agricultural
Society, at St. Clalrsvills, Sept. end,
2Srd and 24th inst. Belmont Independ.
ent Agricultural Society, at Belmont,
10th, 10th and 18th mat. Urichsville
Agricultural Fair, at that place, sIh,
9th and 10th inst. Harrison County
Fair, CadIz, 29.h and 8OIh inst. and
Oct. LIST.
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SALE To MoRRow.-our readers are
reminded that the sale OF the Caldwell
vineyard property, on CaldWelps Run,
the most desirable property Of the kind
In the vicinity OF the city, will take
place on the premises Tomorrow
Saturday afternoon at l o'clock. A
foil description may be found In
another column,
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RELEASED ON BAIL.-Our readers will
remember that sometime since Stewart
Henderson was arrested for attempting
to commit rape on q woman In East
Wheeling, AT the close Of the exami-
nation Judge Johnston committed him
to jail In default Of giving security in
the sum OF Eve hundred dollars for his
appearance at the next term OF the Cir.
cult Court. Yesterday, Henderson sue
ceeded In getting some one to go his
bond, and was released from durance
vile. .f
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MARROW EsoArB.-Two Of our In.
surance Companies had narrow es.
cape from loss by the recent fire at
Cape May. They had risks on the
Columbia Hotel, which at one time was
thought 10 be doomed 10 destruction
but was ultimately saved.
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PESITgNTIARY INvEsTIdATIoS.-ThO
Committee oil Investigation In the PenlN
Tertiary matter expect to finish their
IAbors this week. Nothing Of the re-
suit OF the investigation will be made
public until the Committee make out
their report.
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nR MOTIFS FRENCH POWDERS. GER.
~ tain cure for Diseases OF the Kidneys.
Gonorrhea, elect, and all Urinary DISeaSeS'
Nervous and Physical Debility, RinVinR IN
me Fan, Seminal Emissions caused By In.
Hkin Diseases, Female WeaknesS, HyphiIiS
n AL III forms, causing Bore Threat and
Hose, Palm In The Bones, RFuptionE, a :.
speedily cured. Oopalva and Mercury an.
earded. sold In Wheeling, W. Va, by KID
AUNp BOOKING, Druggist, No. Odd Fel-
lows VIII HAL Price y Per box; sent BY mail.
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FISED,-YesIerday, Henry Boreman
was brought before Esqr. Martin, Of
South Wheeling, charged wIth.adminis-
teriug o thrAshing 10 his step-father.
After hearing all the testimony In the
case, the Justice fined the hopeful step.
son i've dollars and costs.
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For Sale.

ATwo STORY BRICK DWELLING
n House on Quincy street, with 9'rOOms,
nails aud finlShed ALuo. The location Is a.
desirable w any in tho city. II Is within
one lQuAre OF the centre Of business, and
within two squares o. seven churches, the
sIALe House, Court House and Post O1lce.
Tue main building Is finished in modern
bty 10, and In complete order. Gas In every
room In the house. Possession can be had
l. IRWIN,
AuR23 R0ll Estate Agent
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GENUINE RUSSIAN PRDBLEs.-oxto-
by & Duflsld, Jewellers, 1903 Main street,
having made special arrangements
with importers, are now supplied with
a nice stock oi.Genulne Russian Peb.
BILE Glasses. These spectacles are high.
~ recommended by the best oculIsts
OF the land. Every pair guaranteed,
Purchasers can exchange until suited.
Full line OF eyeglasses, watches, jew.
hlEV. ,Sn
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RE,UMED.-YeSterday morning oper.
Rtlons were resumed at the Riverside
Mills, All our nall factories, except
that at the upper end Of the city, are
now In onerailon.
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FURNITURE FOR SALE.

T WILL SELL BY PUBLIC AUCTION,
i At The late residence Of A, N. Phillips,
Dr., deeeaSed, on Main street above Wash.
ington street, on FRIDAY, september 80,
pby, at 3 O'Clock ~ the furniture belong.
Ing 10 said dectdouLb oatAto, conHAtinE Of
pSFlor, Kitchen and miscellaneous articles,
nUls and bOidlng. A nue. chance for good
ulrHNinS, IlOusVkeepen consult your own
Interests and come 10 Eali sale,
JOHN HUGHES, Administrator
OF A. n. Phillips, deed.
Go. y. WICKHAM, AneIioneof.
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By RENTING and applying the rents
10 the purchase, every one can become
the owner Of FIRST class Wheeler Il
Wilson Sewing Machine. VIM: Sum-
ner & Co., Agents, No. IS Monroe street,
Wheeling.
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DoN'T fall to look over the large
stock OF Ladies', Misses and Children's
wear at lO7, and compare prices with
those OF other ofIhs leading Shoe firms.
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Why will you buy and use other
Wines when you can depend on the
purity Of Perkins, Stern & Co.'S. CalIfor-
MIA Wines and Brandy, for sale by Ed
mund Booking and Booking 4 Carroll.
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PARTRIDGE has Just received new
supply Of stereoscopes and stereos-
coplc vlews-anest ever brought to this
olty.
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LOUIS BLOND has received ane as
sortment ofthe Spring Style OF Lasting
Balmorals and Button CATERS.
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FoR anything and everything In the
way OF Boots or Shoes 90 to Louis
Blond's,
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oNg good second hand Plano for sale
at Hamilton & HardInE's Music Store
100 Main street. Price $3.50.
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3as Salt.
Residence and BuildIng Los 10 sac.

Residence and Building Lots for Sale.
I OFFER FOR SALE CHEAP TIE large
L and magnificent residence on the head Of
hampden street belonging 10 Mn. Andrew
White. Also TIRES hrstsclRHs building lots
belonging 10 same, situated, two on Main
street apd the other on Market street, Con-
acres OF ground near the residence o. y.
bowman on Chapline Hill.
THOS. O'BRTEN,
Real Estate Agent,
ONCE, Market SIeet, near Custom Hou,e,
ami
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FOR SALE,

nEE GOOD STEAM BOILER, WHICH
" has been nut little used, 70 foot long, a
inches In diameter, tEo 10 inch fiues. APP.
ply N JOHN MCCLURE, JR.
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FINE French Lasting Button and
Lace CATERS at Louis Blends, corner
sprigg Alley, Main Street:
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RUSTIC PHOTOGRAPHS are all the
rage at Partrldgs's.
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THE Purost and sweetest Cod Liver OIL In
the world, manufactured from fresh healthy
llvers, upon the sea shore. It Is perfectly
puIo aud sweet. Ask for Hazard q Cas-
wells Cod Liver OIL" manufactured by
CASWELL, HAZARD & CO.,
New York.
Bold by ell Druggists.
mAy25.Tu. Fr-d&w
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GkeqnteIIigsnte
MORNING, sEPrEMBER 5


new Advertisements.
20 Mile Trot.
For Sale.
Desirable Residence For Sale.
Notice for Divorce.
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GOODS EQUAL TO sGMPLEs.

Buyers cannot generally devote the time
necessary 70 examine beyond the sample
rejection, buyers arc protected nom Feceiy-
Ing goods inferior 70 samples. Aside nom
the recognized dnty Of dealing aS We would
be dealt BY, we regard 1t n pecuniarily our
Interest % 70 act ~ 70 secure and retain the
confidence OF all who may favor NJ With
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Bacon, Pork and Lard.
sOTIERCEs CANVASSED SUGAR
~ Cured Hams.
50 HRds Shoulders.
SO Pieces Clear sides and BrISkeIs.
100 Barrels Mess Fork.
~ Barrels Prime Mess,
w Tierco8 Prime Leaf Lard.
lU0 Kegs Choice Family Lard.
For sale by
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SrauspurtatGas.
BALTIMORE L OHIO R.R. COMPLY

WHKKLING, May Sth, 1859.
PASSENGER TRAINS WILL Run BY
i the following schedule on and after the
10th day OF May, lS69-Wheellng time,
lRAFTON AOOnEFNFOO TIOn
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WANT OF UNIFORMITY, AND HOW
WE PREVENT IT.

The want Of uniformity In Boots and
Shoes, 1t is well known equals II not ex-
ceeds that OF any other kind Of manufac-
and customers, We make Il O rule not 10 re-
ooiye or place on sale any goods not regular
ana uniform, except they be too low in
price TO allow Of uniformity, To insure this
every pair OF Boots and shoes that enters
our store u carefully examined and rejected
unless found correct in size, Tree from dam.
age and uniform In quality.
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LOWEST HARRIET PRICEs,

As all good merchants will seek ann ind
the cheapest Houses 70 trade with, We RhalI
sell our goods Of the very lowest market
OR ID e RS.
All order5 receive the prompt aad careiu
attention Of one OF our hIm,
au26 MCCLELLAN d KNOX.
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A1B9S q Gil
BALMORALS.

In the department OF yomens, misses and
ohildIenB goods We defy competition.
Moreover, we can give 70 our customers, out
OF our best work, any size they may want;
thus enabling them 70 at up and work on
clean their broken stock. This IL an In.
ducement offered by very few dealers, and
1t will DO appreciated "a very great ad.
Boots and Shoes.
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UTE 1--.7 WVVVUl' OF
B 90 T S g. S HO S
IN ALL THEIR vARIErrEs,
No. 60 Main Street,
WHEELING, ". va.

WE INVITE THE ATTENTION OF
Of Boots and Shoes now In store for Fall
and Winter Trade.
With an experience OF many years, four
house having been established In 1871 we
can, with truth, assert that our stock for ex.
tent, variety, durability, freedom from all
lrregularity, and adaptation 10 the wants OF
West Virginia and ohio, Is not and cannot
DO surpassed,
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ADJUSTMENTS.
TAMNANY. EVERY N n III
r SEsSisE AND uspsSssrrr SUCCESS OF

'0N SND UNDO.
.--e--YA
T-a1n n7cVgy
DnD D.oH-1
has aey BEEN IN e. Ss sns Of
A' 'as'S 0sen squAue' IN 'ne en''f' nsia o. 0u''S
any New Yosk bIessne nrnsnc,on
BAD pICXEY IN presented with entirely new scenery
appointments. : ''e'''''' "'A ''''' -
ef'SsaaS ''''' ''''s'' go ''''''''' ~''
and several orn eloais. orene'' o.
pdos DicHEY beams with telling local hits mainly BY Mr.
THE CAST,
recent buriesque !, ...,.s
S e. ILEis %S %Hs
The iames,er HENRY
G essps1s,s Manager. y sTkkss
Artist cSo;:.r. imp. l.: WILKINS
DUKE OF N Tb dbkgELE9qE ysKE
eons OF the very best American bur!esque comedians
HENRI Earl h Tsss 4 ns}Y HERRING
Cier second week a. This theatre.)
b b1kR II Ezzh Y RKHsEy
ss wee. Is h ssa ro nv
LORD MAYSR OF SPRRED STEWART
His second week at this theatre.
THE RECORDER. Miss LILLE WHITING
THE MACE ME a5 aosIT S''.s
Wesner ,sully and Caroline
Princes. Elizabeth And Mis-. ALICE HARRISON,
LADY Ann Betrohed to K Mi.. maacrE DESMOND
Duchess GoSis aEsT1YER
sc ass sa'''aue' preceded by brilliant c0meds' pre-
Ger s Miss E Ssss \ a4 81. ,ss,a,rsa
AdMC q Prices sas circle
FAMILY CIRCLE, TwENTy,FIyE cEhTS.
fA BAD pcKEY MATINEE rMNEEifaT S1NT
called "squlbs appear and under varied
woman recently entered store n conneccut and sat
down in front an iron safe 10 herse Alter sitting
twenty thirty minutes she remarked that she never
RssT S.s s5ss, s s: re ss
admired your courage knew when first laid my on
my e do
trust Himself long al time on such legs as yours"
Speaking Of legs naturally suggests
handsome, tail and aney developed sir a, recen.
seasdess young man about 70 the horror Of c9rpa
S1 ,xs ssP%
1 + ~ ; sSop-pAp prcxrY AT THE rAnMAsY
would her BODY Sa ss course q lie after
THE HIT OF THE DAY-BAD DICKEY-ATTHE TAM
MANY.
Detroit GIRL who wears a beaver carries a cane,
tried to kiss hotel waiter the other day The nsed
youth complained to the landlord who Informed offender
The costumes In BAD DICKEY excel everything
clergyman a hotel to order n dinner for
her of clerical friends .May ask, sr' demanded the
waiter gravely whether the party High Church Low
Church," "Now, what earh' cried the rgyuan
friends opinions matter TO you ~ "a great deal SIR
rejoined the waiter; "f High Church must provide
p ~ ~ sne ,h' Nhe e oeooheS
Ia sa,,a ayerc
a, ,ha = 4 MI Nv NIX sr p snccesa ~ 49, ea
AZ 'he iAMahN WIN sieat suooess.
,rr.yy,Y nv rrr.T,D
w AsEH I'M - "a "a NE, g.. yau, ~,
~ broau"ay' oPposne Nc" iorA T pes .rrrN
Dus'peS5 "on"se.. Ab-'
NJ. .,,.,,o. ,ora.,.a rtn,,1r :, .,s rTrr
He NY a sa ~ ,ha nh
i'ou Vt "a LIa SUI" snJ III ~
u, NJ Nv w. ,hoss NM NJ n + AvoRIrFs
aYTM tsEraI S, I MI y ~ INV and uENGTEp
49, nSEs Nn nr NJ nrENcEs
~ 49, ~. aao ,,,t,r ~ ,r,na ~ tE.a,r.
esei seeh "i'nin ST Te MIN NnTNG pnSW SiNry
roYyp NEyv - Cr a d q Tr1Js mEpU
fooN NV tocs,har Win hA' "AA'
AYrrN pvrr1NcI1fo nEI M aNTy ana urNctEp
$1,000 a. III, =, ,nsnas,v non,,,r anu
~ Ar ASS HANiI' fNf RRAss HAND
| ENCORIss NIGHTLY IN EyEfsY ACT
| - $500 -~----- - --- - -
| ..x. .,,.,..,.
1 ECOOTHS THEATRE.
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AMUsEMENTs.
GRAND OPERA HOUSE.
VI corner Twenty third street and Eighth avenus.
AN ENTIRE CHANGE.
GRAND DRAMATIC, LYRIC AND TERPSICHOREAN
CARNIVAL,
FOR SIX NIGHTS ONLY.
The inimitable mimic and vocalist,
VIM. HORACE LTNGARD.
WIN. HORACE LINGARD.
The charming comedienne and New York fsvorte
ALICE DUNNING.
ALICE DUNNlNG.
Tho great comedy and puyesaue oreanz alton,
ALL THAT GLI1TERS Is NOT GOLD
ALL THAT GlITTERS Is NOT GOLD.
LlNGARD SKETCHES
LINGARD SKETCHES.
PLUTO, n. THE MAGIC LYRE. -, PLUTO.
Pluto, w THE MAGIC LYkE. o@ PLUTO.
ADMsSv,S oV SENns
SATURDAY MATINEE AT TWO.
SATURDAY MATINEE AT TWO.
The popular lyric artists, Mr.. and Mrs. HOWARD PAUL,
will shortly appear.
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" NINTH PERFORMANCE THIS EVENING.
NINTH PERFORMANCE THIS EVENING.
NINTH PERFORMANCE THIS EVENING.
THE GREAT SUCCESS. THE GREAT SUCCESS.
UNDER THE GASLIGHT,
UNDER THE GASLIGHT.
UNDER THE GASLIGHT
The most popular drama OF the period.
UNDER THE GASLIGHT.
Crowded demonsrative of admiration
UNDER THE GASLIGHT.
A well org nized and powerful cast OF characters.
UNDER THE GASLIGHT.
New and highly artistic local scenery
UNDER THE GASLIGHT.
Great mechanism and wonderful stage effects.
UNDER THE aASLIGHT.
The piers OF the city starlight The railway sensation
UNDER THE GASLIGHT.
Rewritten and produced by the author, Augusn DAILY Esq
UNDER THE GASLIGHT.
Every Evening and Wednesday and Saturday Matnees.
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THE LECTURE SEASON.

IMPORTANT LECTURES TO GENTLEMEN ONLY, On
interesting, invaluable and scientific subjects, showing
how 10 live and what for delivered daily thu
New York Museum Of Anatomy Those unable to attend
receive copy by forwarding 70 cents TO the Secretary I'll
Broadway.
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MRS LYMAN's PHYSIOLOGICAL LECTURES TO LA
l diesThe first Of the fifth OF lectures by Mrs
Walter G. Lyman VIII be given At Lecture Room OF Or
Chapins church. Fifth and Fortynfh street. Mon
day, Dec 49, al AZ o'clock. Subject-"What We Eat anc
What We Breathe" Ladies invited 10 intend. Mondays
lecture free.