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Middletown transcript., 1870-12-03

A lady complains that the first year Of
her married life her husband called her
''my dear" the second year "Mrs. E."
and the third year cold sorel top" which
was too much for her to bear
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BOOK, STATIONERY, AND
VARIETY TORE
CCHOOL BOOKS and Miscellaneous Works,
- Bibles, Prayer Books and Hymn Books,
Blank Books, in various styles and binding
Tuck Memorandum and Pass Books.

Blank Books, in various styles and binding;
Tuck Memorandum and Pass Books.
STATIONERY.
Writing, Letter and Note Paper,
Envelopes, in variety;
Mourning Paper and Envelopes to match.
FANCY ARTICLES.
Photograph Albums, ork Boxes Fancy Boxes,
ritinr Desks Ladies' Satches, Pocket Books,
Port Folios, Purses, Port Monaies, Segar
Cases, Picture Frames, Tassel and
Cords, Looking Glasses,
BACK CANNON BOARDS, CHESS AND
~. CHECKER MEN GAMES Of all KINDS.
Rubber Pencils and Penholders, y
Writing Fluid and Ink Stands,
Pocket Cutlery, Rogers Scissors, &C.
Sleeve Buttons, Studs, Breast Pins, Finger Rings,
Spectacles,
Violin Strings,
Combs, Brushes, Nail and Tooth Brushes,
Gum Bands, Watch Keys, Key Rings,
and Puff Boxes.
A fine assortment Of Colgate Il Cos. Soap
PHALoN's NIGHT BLOOMING CEREUS,
wrights and Taylor's Superior Extracts,
Pomades, Hair Oils,
And Dental Soap of the First Quality
GENTS FURNISHING GOODS.
Neck Ties of various styles, Bismarck Collars,
Gloves, Hose, Handkerchiefs, Cuffs, Wristlets
Segars, Tobacco Pipes, Mecrschaums, and To-
bacco Pouches.
Lamps, Lamp Chmneys, Wicks and Coal Oil.
NEWSPAPERS AND MAGAZINES.
New York Ledger, Harper's Weekly, Bazaar and
Magazine, Frank Leslie, Chimney Corner,
Weekly, Girls and Boys Weekly,
Gleason's Literary Companion &c.
Godey's Peterson's, Atlantic, Arthur's, Gal
axy and MIME Demorests Magazines
d. l.. DUNNING,
No. Town Hall.
ian. 3o-ly Middletown, Del
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Selrtt poetrp.
A wOMAN,s CLOTHES.

Written by N g. Shepherd, on seeing womans clothes
at the Morgue After writing them he obtained the
price of them, and commenced debauch which ended
In his death.
Middletown transcript., 1870-12-03

There is the hat
With the blue veil thrown round it, just as they
found it,
Spotted and soiled, stained and all spoiled,
Do you recognize that?
Middletown transcript., 1870-12-03

The gloves too lie there,
And in them still fingers the shape of the fingers
That some one has pressed perhaps, and caressed,
So slender and fair.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
THE LATEST AND CHOICEST.

SRA MOSS FARISE-SAId to be very anG iol
Desserts and an elegant and dainty
dish for the sick.
COX'S SPARKLING GELATlNE-An old 10
yurite with the ladies for Jelhes-
bright. clear and beautiful.
SUPERIOR SHERRY WISE-IuIt the article
10 use with Cox's GolAiinc-oi Tict
and luscious aAVoF. ,,,-,-.
BAEER'S COCOA-warrapied Pure, delieiou'
and nutritious beverage. -v.
HRCKER'S FARISA-PrcpaFed especial! in'
inytlids and children.
ASGUSTURA BlTTERS-The genuine afiieI'
Tor ladies' and children III feeble
health.
WINE OF PEPSIS-The moo, perfect remedy
for Indigestion and dyspepsia.
CORN STARCU-FOr PuddinSs and Custafds.
TAPIOCA-A splendid dessert, either alone OF
with Berries. .,,, ~,
A, LACGuLIS. SMITH 4 CO..
iuuIi wholesale Druggists, Main 81.
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LATRR-Ilt p. NJ,

After scribbling the preceding, l put
on my hat and went up 10 look at the
city; and first paid my respects TO the VA,
riOus State officers, all Of whom look well
and hearty. The offices they occupy are
pleasantly located, cool, airy and comforts
bic, and contrast iavOrably with those oc'
Cupied in Wheeling. Then l went 10
view the Capitol itself The building Is
pretty well up, the maSOns being engaged
in laying the second story, but ! was not,
gricvC 10 say, particularly impressed
with the stupCndOus proportions OF the
structure, and couldn't help thinking the
cost OF labor and material must be much
higher in Charleston than Wheeling, II
the building, when completed, is TO cost
100000, MS the CharlestOniNns have
said. don't possess myself the ncCcS'
sary experience to enable me To de-
terininc what such structure ought Ia
reasonably cost, but | heard it remarked
that, at tho outside, it ought to he built
Tor about $20O0O.
Having done the Capitol, next
went to the "wigwam," fronting on M
alley street BY courtesy and situated in
rear OF the town, probably two hundred
yards back from the river, As near rs
could Judge, its dimensions were about
twenty-five by thirty or forty yards. The
roof, composed Of boards, was quite steep
and ran up high; the sides were open, ST
rs to allow free circulation Of air, and
comfortable seats were placed inside
those intended for the delegates to the
Convention being rallied Off from the rest
On the posts supporting the root small
flags were placed, and above the platform
alSrge banner was displayed. The struct'
ure was really very well adapted to tho
purpose for which It WINS erected, except
that the reporters table "a long and rather
wide boartll, was so placed that it will be
necessary for the knights Of the pen
cir 10 sit with their backs TO the delegates
Tho inst use made OF the wigwam VA:
this evening, when large majority
Of tic delegates To the Convention
kindly assembled under its roof TO heal
the extCmporary talks Of gentlemen who
expected to come before the Convention
Us candidates for nomination, and othCr'
who were bursting with suppressed clO'
quence,
Your readers would hardly thank mC
for writing nor you for publishing any cX.
tended report Of that meeting. Let me
saw, then, that all the speeches had the
true DcmOcntic ring, the burden Of them
all being the negro and distranchisemeut
Some Of the speakers recommended tho
DISTINGUISHED TO take advantage Of the ID
and Sd sections OF the act TO enforce the
Fifteenth Amendment and carry thcil
cases into the United States courts.
But the event Of the occasion was the
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DEMOCRATIC CONVENTION.
APPEARANCE OF CHARLESTON
ImpreHSionS Of DeleGates.--The eco"
900 Capitol.
RECREANT REPUBLICANS.

Fight on the Flick Amendment.
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DR r. FELIX GOURAUD'S
Oriental Creau, or Magical BeAutiher,
REMOVES FRECKLES. PIMPLES. SALLoW'
NESS, MOTH PATCHES AND ALL
SKIN BLEMISHES.

This preparation has acquired reputation the
past 80 years among FASHIONABLE LADIES,
which makes It sought after by the fair sex, COM
Ing from or going to the most distant countries,
for 1t has no cqhnl or rival in it, heNutiynG and
innocent qualities. Like all other OF DIX
GOURAUD'S preparations this has extended Its
sale until /, ha. become specially, by Ii own
merits. and IS not the CREATURE or MERE AD-
yEKrrstSG HOT0nIETT This noticeable fact j.
moved hy the large sales made by NIX. J. h.
SILvEY' * co. Wheeling W Va, WITHOUT
ONE LINE or ADVERTISING.
This invaluable Cosmetics recommended nom
one customer 10 another oil actual KNOWLEDGE
or IT'S VALUE AND UTILITT. ....,..,...
PREPARED W DIR. 7. FELlN GOtRAuD,
4s BOnd.st., New York, formerly Of Walker
street, and late Of 49, Broadway. Established 81
DIR GOURAUD il also the proprietor Of the
celebrated ITALIAN INDICATED SOAP
POUDRE SUBTLE for uprOOting hair, LILY
WHITE, LIQUID ROGUE, etc.
All of DR.. GOurAud'S Preparations
Can be found att. II. SILVEY s cos. Wheel
Ing, W. Va. mH%'eou
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On BOARD STEAMER ARGosY,
June 9Th, 1870, 5 y. NJ.


The Convention was called to order at
II o'clock by Lewis Baker, ESQ., Chair
man OF the State Executive Committee;
DR.. S. Patrick, Of Kanawha, was chosen
temporary chairman, and Dr. c. T. b.
Moore. Of Kanawha. temporary SecretI'
ry, and the following committees ap'
pointed:
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w EDLOCK.-THE BASIS OF
w Civil socIcty.-EsSayS for Young Men or
the honor aud happiness OF Marriage and th'
evils and dangers of CelIbacy-with sAnttaF!
help for the attainment OF mans true position II
life. Sent free, In sealed envelopes, Address
HOWARD ASSOCIATION, Box r, Philadelphia, Pa
,,,liJkw
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Or BOARD STEAMER ARGosY,
CHARLESTON, june I, 1870.

Or BOARD STEAMER ARGosY,
CHARLESTON, June Z, 1870. I
10 " LntGiii9tnocr:
Leaving Wheeling at o'clock Monday
morning, with gOOdly number of dele
gates 70 the Democratic Convention TO be
he'd here tomorrow, VIC made a quick
trip, picking up several additional dele
gates by the way, and are now, . r. NJ,
lying 81 the Charleston wharf, directly I'm.
der the shade Of couple of widespread.
ing elms By the way, Wheeling wharf
isn't the livOIiest on the Ohio river, but
you don't see many trees there y wharf
decorated with trees is reserved by kind
Providence for only such favored places
as Charleston. On the wharf.-the drays-
having o monopoly Of the hauling Of the
town, arc being laden with the hsn'
freight brought by our boat. staining III
the shadows OF the dilapidatcd buildings
lining the river bank, are to be seen
motley crowd of white lOatcrs, and negro
men women and children, those embraced
in the last clause showing unmsakeaOle
evidences of possessing u fair share OF
Charlcstonian white blood. The steamer
which brought up the Camden delegation
lies lust below US, also in the shade OF the
beautiful Gins already mentioned.
Immediately after landing, q little alter
o'clock, the delegates from our boat
hurried up into the town to see the sights.
From the way, however, in which they
are now trooPing aboard, it is fair to pre-
sumo the said sights are few and far be-
tween, In fact, | have been making in.
Quirics Of great many Of them in regard
10 the impression they have formed Of the
CAPITAL, and every individual, 50 far con.
suited, EXPRESSES in the most uHequIyocal
manner his decided opinion that, Of all the
places in the State, Charleston is the last
one that should have been selected as the
seat Of government.
Our voyage has been entirely without
incident Of any sort, but owing to the cx-
cellence Of the accommodations Oh our
boat, the ArgOsy Capt List command.
ing), the delightful weather, the beautiful
scenery along both the Ohio and IA
nawha rivers, and the quiet and orderly
delegation from our end OF the State, rs
pleasant Ms could have been desired. Not
wonl Of complaint have heard in re-
gard to the boat. although We have be-
tween so and 10 delegates on board, some
Of them, surely, disposed 10 pick flaws in
even the best boat and best commander on
the river. and Capt. List has made most
favorable impression.
Changing the subject, We have never
seen body Of men met together for u
nolitical pi,rposc who have been so reti.
cent on nOli,icaI matters. Very little
have | heard in regard TO the coming
Convention, II seems rs though each in.
diyidual thought his own opinions and
wishes of vital Importance to the future
welfare of the Democratic party in the
state and their omen expression rraught
with Inc dires, consequences to himself
nnd his political co.workcrs. Or isit that
they nre afraid of each other? One
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but, might as well have spoken to the
whiriwinJ. jackson, the great war hoEsS
Of Wood. never opened his mouth. hau
he done so, John J. Davis was ready 70
reply. ,,.;,, =, tho snbsti.
tute resulted in 324 for the minority re-
mort, and 242 against. So the suoSntn!e
was adopted, and Democracy IN 'hlS
state stands pledged to amending nos
tjlity 10 the negro,
~ l., la
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DIED.

RAY.-At herlatc residence on ChapnO street,
Friday morning at 8 O'clock, MrI, SARAH A. RAY,
In the 18th year Of her age.
The funeral will take place this afternoon at
half past o'clock from the residence OF James
Maxwell, on Market street. Services AZ St
Matthews Church a, o'clock. The friends OF
the family arc Invited TO attend
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THE NOMINATIONS.

UnendinE Hostility to the Negro,
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list Dist, Alfred Glass; I'd, II. J. Nc
CLAIM: Sd, W. T. Wiley; 4tl, John Bas'
set 9Th, ]. G. Shilling; 9Th, J. y: RoIly-
son; 7th. T. II. Henry; sth, II: N. Scott;
9th, J. 5. Thompson: 10th. r. W. Gilki-
son. 18th, J. ". Kennedy.
COMMITTEE On PERMANENT ORGANIzA-
TIOS.
Is, Dist, 4. Wilson; Cd, J. W. Gal.
lagher; 81, J. Peters; ith, J. r. N. Az
new; 5th, d. X. Leonard; 9th, A. ".
WOodford; Tth, J. \. Oakes; sth, J. b.
Swectland; 9th, f. Sehon; 10Th, G, a.
RlnkcmOrc; llth, G. Il. McCurdy.
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WALTHANI
WATCHES!


Inc extensive use oil these watches tp' the .t.
n'een years ny RAILWAY Conductors. EngiaSs'
auu HApFes'nen, Inc most eHAetlnS .! watch
"eaFers' mas thoroughly demonstrated he
strength, s'cadine's' durability and accuracy o.
the " altman watch. 10 satisfy that class iHsl
these respects II TO decide The question as to hs
RAJ V"Iao Of the'e t'fneEeepen
More than $4,000 Of these watches Are ~"
speaking Tor themselves IN the poSEri' a! i4e
I,v ovcr All o,bc-.
The superior Organization and great rIisH'"t
the COmpany's Works at WaliAam. enable THEN
to produce watches at price which FEts''
competition futile, and those Who buy ar! Oasf
watch, merely pay from p to 20 per cent more 'o'
Wcare now selling Wa!ihAm Watches 81 les
prices in gFeenbacEs' than the gold p''ce' before
kIrd In IN. 1rr,,od Stat. y, vh,tb mi. ,,u h.
said
$3.50 t'~ ~ N'S's -
cal MS. HAVING had IN. r,fu.,I ~ pe.,f ,v,,,
irven,Iou +, ,ys,rhu,Lirr. o,,,lr.,Jr, f., ,A..
country or in Europe oplv those w.r, tr.h
adop,cd which sovera t.s,,nc hv ,h.nnr ,k.,af
artisans in opr wo,ks and tSrrr,.op ,hs ,a-,.,
the public, demonstrated IN bs r..ro,r,, i, M.
rcc, ,nd'cndurirg timc.Lco,h,.
Among The many improvements We N'a.- ~
tcuIArt1c:
The invention and use Of q cen'fr.P'n0'a"
cu'i"t construction 10 prevent uA'''ss '
''Hh W 'n' OFCAAAsvU' 'nA." ''''Is'' -
"'"' '"V -I'"''' .'' az -
Ing had the refusal OF all other e"h'F'''L.'.
adopted FogG's Patent pinion "a being 'a' 's''
A"u 'A""'e'''
Hardened and tempered hair .priuss nos 30.
vcrsally admitted by watchmakers to he The Rot
are used In an grades OF WalthAm Wa'chrs
- y 'S'" 10 u.s. ""S' " ''
All Waltham Watches have dus;proo' cap.
protecting the movements from dust and Irs''f
'nE tue necessary OF inc "'que''' '''""'"b 49,,
sAFy III o'heE "a'cnc''
Our new pateut s,em.wiuder. OF KEYNES waiDA.
ia already a decided success and a great imprnyr
ment on Any stcm.windlnc watch 10 the Amcfrah
" ' ~ = .,
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LIST District, i. G.. CracrIit; ID, B. W.
Price. ID, W. 4. EInnway; 4th, Benjamin
Wilson: 18th, J. W. Conrad; 9th, 7. 3.
Camden; iii, NJ. S. RAIDER; Yth, !. B.
Kline; 9Th. J, II. McGinnis; 10th, II. g.
Davis; llth, W. T. Logan.
The Convention then, on motion of Mr..
jackson; of Wood, took Il recess until "
o'clock +. VI.
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ROBBINS Il APPLETON
GENERAL AGEST, w..
1879 Broadway, New 4oFA

Ask to see the new Full'T'"'
Watch bearing the trade maTk"Am''
lean Watch Co., Crescent Ss'' ""'.
than, Mass" II is BY far The "'"
FulI.PIate Witch made in the nl''"
States, and surpaSses anything n''
tOforc made in this country for NM"
way Engineers, Conductors. &C.
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TT STANDS CNRIVALLED!-
L KRAFT's DIARRuEA CoMPouND.-sAi'
nd sure. A cure guaranteed in every case NesF
1t in your house Take it with you when you
travel Sold BY dcaIsrs in medicines everywhere
WHEELING, May let, 1870.
.MtG7S lreCdGt, Kr!n Il Co.:
GEyTtENEE-It affords mt pleasure TO add ny
,o.tim0ny 10 the superior merits OF "hraI!
DiarrdtG Compound" had occasion 70 use u
IN a Urtrt andprotrac!ei RnSs'. aud CONFIDENT!
recommend II. a. being the mot tnrGIud"!e re
pdruiOn that have ever used. :, u,.cuvs
or EughCs, Thompson 4 HiboeFd.
IuR.Tuc. ThurASAt
, 1870-06-03
TWICE MARRIED,
\ Suburban Police Cnpfnin Deprived Of His
Wtifn by lhc Appearance Of Another
Husband.

Police Captain OF near Chit
cago, met wlth quite serious loss on Tuesday
last About noon on that day, whllc eating hi
dinner, a stranger entered his house. and re-
questcd permission To SPEAK word with hls wife
The lady soon made her appearance, having been
once opened The interview with the exclauailUu-
"Mhy, Matte. I did not expect to md you
TO this rather startling interogatosy tho lady
ii do not understand you-Fhat do you mean
pect to nnd me hcre7 You are laior1ng under an
error, 6ir. for my name IL not Matte, and more
over nm this gentleman's {polnung to her hus-
.oh, no! is that 1t :" sald:1he stranger. "Wby,
Mat you know you are my nifk You know We
we're married three years ago, In Utica, New
York. What's the useof your attempting to play
The lady Indignantly denied the strangers al
legations, fema. ing, oy way oi clnchct:
"You mean, miserable thief. burglar, villain,
you; you rcniteniiaT bird; you ought to go back
years ago, for burglary" anu she wound up by
sspplng him amar1!y on the cheek
At this point our friend, the Captain, tnterfeTed,
premises. accompanied By The Captain. On the
way townri Chicago, the stranger Informed bis
,ompanion that he married the woman three years
soon after came west. hi TO chicago, tits wife and
her parents 10 Bloomington, Indiana Shortly af-
ter hlB arrival In Chicago he Was arrested, Hed
and convicted Of burglary, and sentenced TO the
prnftenhaJ ut Joliet for three years. Two years
ago. while PRISONER, he wrote to his wife that she
had better apply for divorce az he had dlsgraced
her but she wrote back saying she did not desire
a aseParatlon, and rom,sing 10 remain faithful to
him until h1a release. By good behavior and great
industry be had succeeded In shortening hls time
OF serritude and having been released q few days
ago, 1t ,nce set about seeking the whereabouts Of
his vile. He traced her to this city and then TO
The house OF the Captain. He o1ered
TO prove his statements to be SUBJ
stantially true In every respect, and displayed q
marriage certificate showing that he had married
one Matte -, at Utica, New York, about three
years ago.
The Iact that the Captains wife, in her rage, un-
Willingly "let the cat out Of the bag" when she
STOKE Of the strangers Joliet experience WAS suf-
tcient to convince him all was not right, and he
willing the stranger shall have her. lie married
her In good faith, about two yearg sgo.
Great sympathy il felt for the Captain BIZ his
hosts OF friends and ueighbors. We suppress
names and places for bis sake.
, 1870-06-03

Yoft City, an event which has long been looked fol
With great sorc4tode by membet5 of thAt taItadfc.
r. ,1os eesos w b. nSd i1 ,as
q O'Clock, 1t which ali present snd past mem.
len q New York State are frsseEna1ly Invited IA
kissing another mans WIFE, when the hus-
band Vas near and Witnessed the occurrence,
secured 10 an individual who tried It last Night 4
sna TIE sSis as
hearing. Bis name Ia william Pfaeger. The
eognomen Of the fellow who klsscd hIa better hsl{
The alarm nom Box No. 1e5, At hslf-past II
inctpient IRE on the ROOF OF Nicholas Stzauser.s,
insured m az SSn Il sSs Ss Hotns R@E
National, State, md F11emena Sparks f,um 4 |.
suofe-staek were the cause Of the are, ''@ .
osden ap T s. sdasns ps sta ss
sound and rumble OF the street cars, after yesrs
1hhteIim this morning. Cars Wilt hereafter leave
ssi viii Icsss Ssaan the osc eR Il a1s n
~. T. Harris ex-Ch1ef Of the Fire Depal1-
'otse 6y tas while ss
qaently found that the diamond pln, presented to
a1fn by the department at the time 81 his refir,n,
from n offiee, had been stolen -'+''s
,n,;Is, mIao board Of Health having changed their
hed ,hosAed underneath the Stairway leading TO The
paa.t pasEMsnt Of the west wing Of the Court House.
neints afe there granted the Board Viii occupy
1oetf new roorls In a few days
-Detect1ve 9lmpsrott recovered the donh,a
team belonging TO DR.. Peabody, stolen FINN in
,s ,tont o. No Us Dearborn street. on The night Of
sue 5ist ultfmo, md returned Ii to hm Festsriay.
stolen from Polson's hardware stofe. on Enrt,1
Clark street, on Wednesday night ''3
The house Of William NellneTr. Nh a. von
hnten street. Was robbed of SIS In cash aud silver
~afcb, worth n tas, Yesterday mernlng. ''''~'
stae aafS aa oSn Shenat horse was stolen from the
early yesterday morning, ~s
, 1870-06-03

91lton q Lgnjnneau. Rzoiett, Masked Fan Inn
% eli Traii.ts Iasne Der pI1 pTI5s,,shut Beeeaisu
MafatanA Rose Of Castle. Faust, Crown mar1nnne
PuEttsns Daughter, nad Ernani, which q in TesIt1
Pspeo9 Toupcs ~ Ti e q The Reane
be studied this sumner, "tuen Will
.... TEE GERMAN OrEnA
The second Representation Of ABIue Rea,,n -,,
kNe4 ~ last syening, u the Dearborn Thestrr IL
me 5man troupe to large audience, md TtS
Ws1a 1eeafa e imp1ovement throughout Tns choruSe1
were better than On WedneadaY eren1n% w s;y tngy
~ ssa1nge OF tempo materially helped the ea.embte
sloW nReni.cs S9me O. the movements are yet TOO
III Vet1eupascu Musc must move In accordance
Mt9 ne Spirit aud eccentric rhythmfc effects
sSefe sarse Sa u iesss ~ rea
ediJ greeted with enthnEtastjc plsudits- hrpvas
calls before the curtain, and flowers An tie soio
mss % ars rapidly attiog INTO their places and tie
ness The Jiraait Of the second act, and some of
the other concerted numbers, were given Win
splendid erect "Olpheus is underlined Tor
for It. =" Blue Beard" Will be repeated IhiS evan@
ing. s''A'-
N'yIcEERs THEATRE.
Miss Jennie Hight repeated "The Br1panB
Queen and sour Jennie 8to fair audiencee isSt T
evening, and this evening takes her 1rst benefit
appearing e 74psy In "Cnele Toms Cabln.r Ths
Ply rs is favorte one, Notwithstanding ita age
youth, both Of which facts ought to compel iarne
house and a full e1chequer.
ssFernande keeps ~onoIi On the even tenor ot ,,a
way. drawing golden opinions and good houses,
NO play among the many new ones, which the
Museum management has been famous for pro-
dueinK, nas ever achieved more legitimate suc-
cess, fact owing both TO the excellence OF the
adaptation and Of the representation
MUSICAL SoiRzk
ine conceft-R0efB Bh0uld not forget that the
musical so!ree by the pupils Of MI. Florence Zeig-
leIu. me vel Known nuslc teacher, takcs place at
, 1870-06-03
HOUSEHOLD GOODS.

TOR sALE-THE FURSTruRE OF FFouRsEEES 1Is cas,s
frrtciss n no nj tofetbcr With lease q said tsot1s
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