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The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1870-10-20

A DMINISTRATORS NOTICE.
n Letters of Administration upon the estate
of Capt. Mark Mclaughlin, decd, late of Wash
ington twp, Cambria county, have been grant
ed to the subscriber residing in Summitvi,le
borough Those having claims against said eS-
tate will please present them properly proven,
and those indebted TO the same requested
to come forward and make payment.
PAUL MCkENNA,
Sum mnittVille. Sept. =, 1870. Admir-.
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A DEMONSTRATORS NOTICE
IA Letters of Administration upon the estate
of william q Gwinr, NJ. D., decd, late OF Lorctto
borough, have been granted to the subscriber
residing in said borough. Those having claims
against said estate will please present them
properly proven, and those indebted to the
same are requested to como forward aud make
payment. A. J. CHRISTY.
Loretto, sept %, lSIO--6t-~ Admir-,
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sroNER0AD.s CArHARTIC gYRUP.

used in all cases instead of PILLS, EPSON SALTS,
CASTOR Or, &c. Highly favored. Pleasant to
take Children like it, Price o cents. Whole
sale, II. Z. SELLERS s. Co.. As Wood street, Pitts
burgh, Pa. LJune 10, lS'o.-iy-J
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III II. SCANLAN, AHo,',py-ut- Lar,
Carrolltown, Cambria Co, Pa. All man
ner OF legal business attended TO promptly and
psrs11lfy. pcalecNcrs srsstsfitr.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1870-10-20
2iO ADAY FOR ALL-Stencfl Tool sampi
plUmafled free 4 j. .EIiIldni, ,645 Droadway,N y. :.

ESTATE OF JOSEPH RETCHTER.
IL ADMINISTRATOR NOTICE
Letters OF Administration the Estate of
Joseph Reichter, late of Carroll township, Cam
bria county, deceased, have been granted to the
subscriber, residing in said township. Those
having claims against said estate will please
present them properly proven for settlement,
and those indebted to the same will please make
immediate payment:
WILLIAM REICHTER,
Oct. %, 1870.-6t. Administrators.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1870-10-20

Fits Fits M II. Mayer the great cloth
ing merchant No. PA Opera House, Youngstown,
Pa, has the mack of fitting everybody that
comes to his store, man or boy. He is one of
the best men in town to give people the fits,
and such fits that do not hurt anywhere only on
the back and they set on there so neat that
even that doesn't hurt. So, kind reader, go and
get fitted with good, well-sewed, durable cloth
ing, very cheap and fashionable.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1870-10-20
COOD FARM FOR SALE.
DETITION IN DIVORCE!-JoHN

DETITION IN DIVORCE!-JoHN
KINNEY rs. CATH4RINE KINEET.-In the
Court of Common Pleas OF Cambria COunty
No Is. December Term. 1Se9 And nov. Sept
18th, 1870. on motion of F. 4. TterneY. Esd. At
torney for Libelant, z. r.. SeanleFl. EsiIa Is ap.
pointed Commissioner 10 taks testimony and
report tho same 10 the Court. Pro- Cur.
ROTICE.-Iu nursuancA az the above order cF
Court, ( viii SIT At the oflcc OF F, p Iterneys
ESQ, in Ebensgurg, on AoNnAT, III jl5T DAY
OF OCrOBRI, 1870 at o'clock. T. N, Tor the p,lr-
pose of taking testimony when and ~ 1cr. the
parties Interested nay attend II they think pro-
per. TAoAAS " > 81 Ian,
0cf Il. IasH-St. C1snnatsxiorer.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1870-10-20

OIL OiIi-The oil regions of Pennsylvania
have received for oil, since 1860, one hundred
and thirty millions OF dollars, and Leopold
Meyer, New York dry goods merchant, No. 212
Opera House, Main street, Johnstown, has sold
a large quantity of dry goods, dress goods, bon
nets, hats. ribbons and notions, since 1856
Many dollars worth of goods are daily carried
from his store, and yet he always has plenty
more to sell.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1870-10-20

XyhiSfIfnE--The hoy in school said he didn t
whiste-it whistled itself. n. T. Carroll, the
dry goods merchant and grocer, No. 215 Main
street, Johnstown, does not sell goods-they
sell themselves. The goods are of such supe-
rior quality that they do not need any recon-
mendation. Mr.. Carroll has just received q new
lot of the best and most fashionable goods in
the market Also fresh groceries, and lots OF
them.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1870-10-20

Mothers Dnty.-"Ay child" said fond
mother to her eldest daughter, about TO be
married. you are now eighteen years of age,
engaged to be married. and without frecklc
on your face. ! have done my duty, and can
now only advise you to deal sparingly with
your husband cash, when you get him, and
the way TO do that is to buy everything you
need, whether it be required to furnish your
house, supply your table, clothe your own
person or that of your husband, at the cheap
md always fun stocked cash store of H. A.
Shoemaker & Co., where more goods for the
same money can be purcha Sed than at auy
other establishment know Of"
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1870-10-20

Don't Drink.-OuF advice to young men ts,
don't drink, but take your money to L. Cohen
& Brothers. Cheap Hat Parlor and spend IL Tor
a nice hat, nice umbrella, nice neck-te, a
nice cap, or nice furnishing goods. Everybody
will like you the better for il. In fact you VIE
like yourself better when you are wen dressed.
A nice hat will make the very beard grow Try
it No. 227 Main street.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1870-10-20

who stole the Ham John J. Murphy.
who keeps Dry Goods Store in the old Man
sion House. Johnstown, observed man pass
ing out of his store with large bundle under
his arm, neatly wrapped up in newspaper.
He was informed by his clerks that q gentle
man from Indiana county had bought and paid
for forty dollars worth of dry goods, dress
goods and fancy goods. That's Murphy for
youi
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1870-10-20

\ L';S ioctrss!g gtased With the presence of an
n FssO r. , wno gloriss IN the pau,e of
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1870-10-20

The Influence of Heat.-The poet Cow
per sets down a cheerful fire as @ direct means
of grace. Miss Muloch, in her exquisite home
novel, John Halifax, Gentleman says John s
leading luxury generous and ample
fire." In this penchant no doubt all our read
share, but in order to enjoy the luxury of n
glowing fire a cold day it is necessary to
have good stoves and nowhere can a better as-
sortment be found than at the mammoth bard
ware, stove and tinware emporium of George
lowest cash rates.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1870-10-20

Dye StufsS.-C. T. Frazer has laid in large
supply of dye stufFs suitable for the season and
is prepared TO sell them cheaper than ever at
Frazer's cheap corner, JOhnstOwn. Mr. Frazer
keeps on hand all kinds of oils, paints, drugs,
medicines, pertumery, and patent medicines of
the purcst and best quality. Being an olo drug
gist, with great Judgment and large expert
ence he can purchase to advantage and sell as
cheap as any other man. Give Mr.. Frazer a
call.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1870-10-20

Rig ThtnS.-T. r. Evans, photograph artist
having determined to do a rushing business
has reduced his prices very considerably al
kinds of work, and hopes to be kept busy at TIL
reduced rates, it is the only way he can af
ford TO stand the pressure. He win now fur
nish exquisite card photographs at 81 per hal
dozen, heretofore Sl.50, and all other work
picture frames, ETC., at a like reduction in pri
ces. As Mr. Evans is an excellent artist, now i
the time for people to secure the best of pic
lures at extraordinary low prices.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1870-10-20

Don,t DO If.-Don't visit Loretto without
calling in at the store of A. ]. Christy, for he
has stock well worth seeing and can sell you
ANYTHING you may want at just as fair prices as
any other dealer in the county. Chrisby store
is filled with a varied and desirable assortment
of merchandise, embracing dry goods, drugs,
efo and il is the right place for the people OF
that RSctsoa - make shsir purchases.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1870-10-20

Your correspondent was presented a few days
ago with several apples by Mr.. Simon Ow ems,
farmer of Carroll township, each one of which
weighed from 1553 to 16x ounces and measured
some Is inches in circumference / note this
not because the apples were of extraordinary
size, but because in the entire wagon load from
W Which they were taken there was no perCepti-
Ile difference in the size from those presented
by Mr.. o. to the writer hereof.
During q recent visit to st. Nicholas noticed
that Mr.. Fred. Snyder has erected a large black
smith chop and is now prepared to accommc-
date all W no may require his services. Fred. is
q good workman and deserves success. Z.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1870-10-20

To1.,o oS; The anti-removal men in
ssr6.He and obsolete village" are dis
ks5b ~ !, poprety of celebrating their recent
g. go magnificent supper. This would
nd s.iiu su appropriate supplement to our
stS. e,t'srance So .tce from the willy and selfish
ss, ,," y. Ihe removal agitators. Let the
s TIse'non TI' be promptly carried Into
!, h5ire ue removal advocates have held
hhbis. ''On meeting, and now let Us have
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1870-10-20

Poor women are on every side, and orphans
cry for bread. because husbands and ia.
theFs lived and died uninsured. -
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1870-10-20

Nun Scd.-EVcrybody knows that flour is an
ter what else in the way of provisions may be
wanting, if the flour is net of the best quality
no person wants to buy ii. and hence il would
be folly for &. !. Mills to deal in any but gen
uine article, such as he is always prepared to
furnish at all times and at the very lowest mar
ket rates. There is no doubt about getting the
best flour from Mills for he deals exclusively in
first class brands and warrants all ne sells. Buy
your -four and feed from Mills.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1870-10-20

lsburg S"nSp S1SpoeII and his new paper, the
he PGGausy World, came out fiat footed
eedon. Wal party one week before the
cOnnis.eohgratulate our political friends
, On tssIate tSs a our political euemies in that
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1870-10-20

Chinese Labor.-James J. Murphy No. 10:
Clinton street, JohnstOwn. is opposed to Chi
nese cheap labor. on principle as well as because
he has no garments to suit their Eastern fash
ions. But he has made-up clothing of all othel
possible. probable or established fashions anC
tastes. He has just received thirty trunks ful
of the best and choicest made-up clothing
which he will sell at Il very small prof1t. MIR
Murphy IS an experienced clothier. and is strict
ly honest in all his dealings. Give him a chance
The New York herald., 1870-11-22

DAWN BROKERS' sALE.-yAMEs AGAR, AUCTION
IL viii sell this day, at65 New BoSery al oclock
precisely large of Goods consisting of Trs
Coats overcoats Pants, Shaws Remnants, Dresses Ran
kets Sheets Spreads, Pillows Watches Jewely BY order
OF Charles Cudiipp, $50 Spring street.
The New York herald., 1870-11-22
A LIEN q, MINER, AUCTIONEER,
n BY ALLEN b. MINER 4 BROTHER,
LATE HENRY II. LEEDS 4 MINER.

Established lS47.)
Salesrooms 50 Chambers and az Reade streets
Leeds Art Galleries ST. and $40 Broadway.
= Auction Notice.
Messrs. ALLEN Is. MINER Il BROTHER viii Give their
personal ATTENTION. as customary for the past "a to
saes or Household Furniture at the residence OF families
decnng housekeeping and at their spacious saesrooms
~ reIs street extending through to ~ Reade sree
Also 70 socks OF Merchandise AT owners stores, and
Works OF Art, Libraries, &c.,
HENRY d. MINER
The New York herald., 1870-11-22

NEARsaAL's SALE--J. BoGART AUCTIoNEER
M viii se at public auction, this day Nov % ISo M II
O'Clock in the forenoon at No. "a Sixth avenue under and
by virtue execution the effects of Barroo nd
ter Saloon, consisting of stock, Fixtures Lease or prem
fses.
The New York herald., 1870-11-22

THOMAS RESTAURANT, IS WEST FOURTH STREET
J. European plan, near Broadway.--Flessu, Dining Room
for private parties or clube At moderate csges Meals
The New York herald., 1870-11-22

UCTIOE SALE OF PARLoR AND CHAMBER FURNI.
~ ture, Beddng, Mirrors, Engrayingn Once Furniture
exsrdlrones &C; oy UoLE MUkPHY $40 Fulton street
The New York herald., 1870-11-22
'R 22. lS7o.-TRIPLE SHEET.
ADJUSTMENTS.

AMUSENiENTS.
9;assSs SSs'ss Esa,sszsssss ssEsssse es
onuAiSsr 1T aaS KS +; srsl sSS;s s. All
WEI FXSi9Ml%kSs; w;i9,N Wisx,r
coSrISuEs To DELIGHT ALL AGES,
ine f@EsH Ky z sygEsiSS ygEissfisS'sa
"WEDNESDAY s,.s4 .ss s4i$SpAy MArlsEss AZ Ars.
G. L. fpaSiNF fox's NEE sAaifkh WILLIE Vs %rsKrs
THANKSGIVING Say Ara O'CLOCK.
NOTICE TO TAsnfA sopAx sssg sgs Necessary 70
ssats several days In ADVANCE.
EoURTEENTH STREET THEATRE.
Near Sixth avenue.
49, .''' we MRS. Mfssassmsl' i. ". IIASDEn,
MokDAY AND TUESDAY EVENINGS, Nov. Il and =.
70 'Ae Famous h'sannsntE cn&sroFErf Rr.Ta SSssAY;
on, PARIS IN '93.
In the course Of the drama Mrs Lander viii chant The "a
WEDNESDAY AsYsaMssEybLH1sEi" At aSb kSEsY EVENING.
osFHHa HHSa.szq assss.Fss eAspfa
FRUU.fRoU.
NEs. i. ". LANDER .'' ''' y
GLOBE THEATRE, 72s BROADWAY.
" etSsf eEosE ThlAEa Theatre Is s fh9APwy sSoADwsy
BRILLIANT BRILLIANT sSSSEss sTSSfss Ss Ss M EHE S NEW HILL
READ THE NAMES. READ THE NAMES.
J. II. Mlburn, j. II. Milburn,
HArriean n. Hsrrisan,
g. Hickey, g. Hickey.
j. W. Al oAndrews, J. w. MoAndrews
he Watson Brothers, The WAtson Brothers,
stgnor L. Lozada, signor j., Lozada,
Joan Hart, John Hart. '787
Wyndhsm Clark, WyndhAm Clark
Josh Hart, Josh Hart,
Master Barney, Maste. Barney.
Aud kyman. Add Ryman,
James Gay nor &c. james GAynor, DO.
signor CostRs grsnd ballet OF
ALL NATIONS.
ALI. NATIONS, executed by
- MILE DEVERE and MILE BEkTHA,
MISS SALLIE MADDOX, MISS JULIA SANFORD, and
Grand Corps de Ballet OF Lfty ladies.
100 artists IN ~ different acts every ening.
ATlNEE WEDNESDAY AND SATURDAY
THANkss slYlN0 DAY. EXTRA MATINEE AT 2
THANKSGIVING DAY, EXTRA MATINEE AT q
THANKSGIVING DAY, EXTRA MATINEE AT q
The New York herald., 1870-11-22

A uCrioN NoriCE.-FANCY GOODS, CHINA, CROCK.
cry, uiass, Rock aud yellow Ware FAhRlNGT0N 81
eEAAS auc,ope,r VII sell this day their salcsroom.
Of the above goods so 10 los tro the sSslvss 4,
suit city and country retail trade Goods carefully psckcd
for shipping. Ns f~s
The New York herald., 1870-11-22

MORTGAGE sALE:zFARRlNGToN / sEIxAs, AUc
I tioneers by II. KENNY, on Wednesday, November N
1870 Mt I0 O'clock s Broadway, opposite the now POS
Office, ali the splendid Bars and marble top Lunch Coun
ters Chairs Ia bs, Glass and Silver Ware Lease
Store BY ORDER OF the mortgage.
The New York herald., 1870-11-22
A UcrloN NOTICE E-LAReE AND POSITIVE SALE.
A UCTIoN EoTIcE-AUCTIoN EoTIcE-AUcTIoN


"A NOTICE.
AUGUSTUS A. SH / LIZ, Auctioneer
SS0,0l0 worth OF magnificent Household Furntur.
Public auction THIS DAY 0UEsDAY),
Mt the elegant resite 81 West Fifteenth street.
between Fifth and Sixth commencing l0B O'Clock
Ssosewood PianoEorte, Paintings Drawing Room Suits
Bronzes, siverware sta,uary Velvet Carpets Mirrors,
Cabinets Chandeliers.
Descriptive catalogues the house.
Drawing Rooms Superb Suits, Pompadour STYLE covered
French satin brocaels of the richest dcscrpiion
queerie. oos Cab'nets Taoes Encosnures, JAR
nieres Secretaire Bookcase brocael Window Curtains,
anAtch suits; medallion Carpets lace Curtains bronze
0rmulu Chandeliers artistic bronze Statusry rosewood
Eta:ees, top plate Glass; rosewood Planoforo,
cseora!ei maker: Canterbury, Stool emorodcrd cloth
Cover Music Booas magnificent collection of OH Paintings
by eminent artists. rosewood and walnut Bureaus Bed
gtoads. Wardrobcs, suite style Louis XIV. Hair and
ueooar1 silver dinner and Tea Service Salvers Turesns,
rucher ruby crystal GLASSWARE Chinaware. Linen,
cutlery; Furniture Basement Kitchen
FIn.urc. Sale lercnp.ofy. NJ B.-Conpetcnt persons In
attendance 10 pack, ship and remove the goods.
The New York herald., 1870-11-22

r COLE AUCTIONEER. POSITIVE SALE OF g.
81. Full Lots, First and Second avenues.
and on Forynrst and For.ysecond streets BROOKLYN,
TO be sold ri aucon on Tuesday, November 2 u O'Clock
the City Hall, Brooklyn. Terms liberal Maps $50 tul,o
atreet.
The New York herald., 1870-11-22

NfARsHALs sALE.--J. BoGART, AUCTroNEER
M This day November 22 at II O'Clock, by virtue OF sew
eral executions will expose TO sale at No. 50 Clinton place
corner Macdougsl street. o. Of Household Furniie con
ssng of Sofas Tables Chairs, Carpets Looking Glns,es
DO. JOHN G. LYST, Marshal.
The New York herald., 1870-11-22

DAwNBROKER'S sALE.-TnIs DAY, JOHN MoRTI.
L. MER, ii East Broadway, of large OF Mems
and Womcns Clothing, Shirts and Drawers Bankcs and
other reasonable goods Order OF j. NJ LouL LhensclaCer
The New York herald., 1870-11-22
A UgTIoN.-AT IL EAST TENTH STREET. NEAR

EDWIN NICHOLS Il CO., Auctioneers.
Over $2o, 60 worth and sUU
magnificent Household Furniture, Planoforses,
Bronzes, Clocks, Works OF Art stntusry,
Paintings by emnen, artists Mirrors, Carpets
walnut Chamber Suits, style of LOUIS xiv.
This Tuesdayl morning, November 2z at l0h o'clock,
~ the large elegant mansion No IL East Tenth street.
block west Of breadway, between nversiy place and
Acrption brocatel and elk striped French reps
Lace Curtains Pier and oval Mirrors two magnificent
Desk, bookcases, Turkish Chairs rosewood walnut
bedseads, Bureaus, Mashstands, Commodes Spring and
Hair Mattresses, Pcading, Blankets, Lounges Chairs,
Rockers Sofas with reps Sdeboards,
arties wishing TO attend this take Broadway stages
university place Sixth and stop at OF
Tenth street, shor, distance from the house. Responsible
mon IN aendancet cart pack goods for purchasers at
Eeasonab'e charges
A DON'T FORGET TO ATTEND THE LAST GREAT
ensack, Wednesday,, November 3S 1870 at O'Clock T. NJ
on tho premises The nuctoncer instructed sell
shat VIII pc offered Whereby good
figures. Streets and opened graded and
he properly Is only three minutes walk from Erie Mid
land rar0a dep0ts Onehaf the purchase money can r
fnan mortGale For APPS free rail- oad passes dc
apply TO l. NJ MASON, No. Ceatre street, New York.
A UCT1oN NOTICE-LARGE AND POSITIVE SALE
In J. ID. PARKER X Co, Auctioneery,
will sell this TUEsDAY) morning,
commencing at lU O'clock ali the elegant costly House
hold Furniture contained In private mansion lib
tysevenh street, sxta avenue, viz
wood Psnorte four rich Faror suits Bookcase
Centre Tables Carpets IN Velvet and Brussels Mirrors Paint
Brunzes, beGroom Suits and
bedsteads SPRING Hair and Feather Feds; Pillows Bank
Euhe .hair, Cutlery, Plate Dinner and Tea Sets; also
LUAE FITZGERALD, Auc,ioueer.
The New York herald., 1870-11-22

ADJUSTMENTS.
o'i ss ffss S 81 81 fss lS'.a.
oHow1Fs 4usAEfSoEa AER oS1srs1 AUSIhS0sS
Second Tss LES 4 ssisssSs s9s sisf; :sa'.''''
rrorrr. LES ES, siyoa sEIaASDs LIZA srIfx.
slSsfLLs sslSSssffILLs MArisnss. ThNssS' cELrsg x1sfAIxsS
EShSS fsayIsG AsP SATURDAY HfIsESs
secured ten days IN advance Al The tea once slse
s ~ "a r. ana Es n." a
GRAND OPERA HOUSE.
THANKSGIVING GALA.
EXTRA MATINEE.
THURSDAY. NOV - AT :.
LES BKIaASDs.
Tas Hr OF THE PERIOD.
5I1-ruEArGE coMlouE
nur,rs dIIsosy bTIpsnysy opposite s. Sicho'A. r.,.,
- oa,orsT sTafyk;Si ,wiEE:k.'
sI q soaaisb h2SsLrr
iai T ri hraiorAs 1Iti + s' DErafSEST T1se sSSss
ss, JANE. %. % Arpasa psESa. = .nd G sss
Buy a' TA ~ ssgsE ( Ss sIsssf :Tsssi FAMILY
In 'he,, m heag,n ,ssnss q eiasa.ca gymnastiss
"ns SsR THs oFEazasoys NJ ssgsa aSagsrA
cuAs Abnorf TnE WoSprksu 1h9srh pstK cLown
"A.
Ono hundred artists constant change nightly
poori as opsn =, s car,an rise. a, ~ Bo. once op..
k0rICEA perec, avalanche OF cities Sec small bi
yVooD's sysEuMs. .r.~
fiSSiSS sHgsss sss$$sss4H.fs s$$sHsss
'nnsissfit' rhhEE frit'sf9saSScis
Comedy :; sas Farce The Grand ,, SusAss. Fans
sy s dSs Troupe ss ias Tsa..
ADMISSION FIT, cESrs,
Including all the curoslies OF Museum and Menagerc
Syooo's Mgrs;EgM, ., r.n
EVERY EyyESlyg AT ana sATuKpAY MATINEE Ara
-. TUE ,,.r.lsac LYDIA THOMSON TSourl
Ssssis. SSsssiiss
MATINEE PERFORMANCES
Monday Ss& COMIC 4s5rh tna Friday
| in the GRAND DUCHESS
The Besgars Opera IN rehearsal by Comic Troupe.
Seats be weeks | advance.
| Eth AVENUE THEATRE.
. sole Lessee see a and d Nsnagsr Mr. AUGusTiN DALY.
THIS nssI GSispSs 4,ss aSFs aSFs'S''
| COMEDY,
HEIR Ar LAW,
with scenery costumes and hnc cast, nciuding Mr.
pa0ey nnrk,ns as zassh Polk as Dick bo~ia BrSsns
kenrick Mnuhison steadfa Burnett John, percs
Mr.. Gilbert a Ma LAZY w9,@nsry Mss Sas Newon cioeI
FERNANDEZ Aaa 5&dssos s2ss 5s' and md s'isS MYaSs
| lC0oNEy, and entitled "fERNANpE," With
all The great original effects, splendid
| scenery, costumes and powerful original
THANKscrvrs6 DAY.
AGHASp xaTlSEE
\ aPEpNANnps
The New York herald., 1870-11-22

11AWNBR0RERS ShLE.-E. FIELD, AuCTIONEER
1g5 Chatham street. viii sell this day, II O'clock 500
lots VI Mems and Women's Clothing, Dresses, shaws
Remnants Under Clothing, Quilts and Banke Bedding
Boots, shocs Be-. also Coats Pants, Vests, &c. Also
large 10, Of Brussels and Ingram Carpets 10 be sold
O'Clock. BY order OF X. Simpson Co., 195 Bowery.
The New York herald., 1870-11-22

DAWNBROKCR's sALE-wATCHEs, DIAMoNps
III JEMELRY AND SILVERWAkR.
A. NJ CRISTALAR, AuctfoEeer, will seii salcsroom NJ
Aaron Csaar Co.. $50 Broadway, this day (TuesdavI nj
lQH o'clock, a large assortment Of fine mounted ~ "
DIAMONDS, RINGS, BROOCHES, EARRINGS, STUDS
AND BUTTONS, ENGLISH AND AMERICAN GOLD
HUNTING AND OPEN FACE WATCHES
Also Gold Chains, Brooches, Rings, Earrings Studs &c
&c. order Abraham J. j. Jackson, Prince street
Dealers and the trade invited.
The New York herald., 1870-11-22
plFLEs AND MuskETs AT AUCTION.

III j. BOGART. Auctioncer,
viii sell on Wednesday, November ID III O'clock at the
auction rooms No Sorth William street, cases. 20 each
OF Burnsides k1ss In perfect order Green's patent
also cases. 70 each. sorucded Auskets al ia perfsci
prdaxs
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n Pleasant Interview.

On the lith day OF March. 1870. Miss
Williams and Miss Wood. joined ilci.
Schools ,ogeiicr. IN M Exhibition a;
Mt. Zion church. rear the ~Spvnccrline.
4 here WAS an audience OF about Two
hundred 10 hear ~. hut jail about the
time We were ready TO commences. some
APE threw u parcel OF eggs among rs,
which created quite al excitement. bit
i. soon ceased. Then we lad singing
and music: inen prayer ly Rev. y. N.n-
ner. Then our exhibition commenced in
,uli hast. We had a fine selection of
pieces. which entertained lie audience
with great cioquchce until midnight.
when We closed with s:ngingand nusic.
then .hc Rev. a. Erincr pronounced the
licnedic.iou. and The people returned 10
their homes well contcrtcA.
GREEN EAEIS.
pATcHA TOWNSHIP.
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SERIOUS RrxAwAY.-On las; Monday

SERIOUS RryAwAY.-On last Monday
evening. asa young man WAS driving a
TWO horse team. to u road wagon. con-
veying several young ladies' TO religious
meeting at Mount Zion church. in the
western portion of this township. tire
horses attempted 10 go up on the side OF
n hill in the lane by Mr.. X. Dichsoifs.and
the driver jcrked the lines. to keep them
in the road. so hard that tic lines
broke, and tlc horses finding themselves
free from the driver. started at 4 break
neck speed. breaking the wigcnto pieces,
and breaking a lcg Tor Miss Y. Woods.
an arm and ribs for Miss Bi.ssy. an arln
for Miss Ella Smith, and seriously in
juring several others. The injured one
were carried to tiie residence OF Mr.. j.
Z. Downcy where their injuries were at
tended bytho physicians Of the neigh
borhood.