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Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1870-07-30


WE had objections 70 q French
Austrian empire on our Southern
frontier somewhat similar u II
poleon's objections 20 q prussian
Prince on the throne OF Spain. A
we would not have tolerated Ma&s
imilian for day II our hands ha6
not been tied by q great war W
are estopped from condemnia
France for an equally FeaoluEa opp
sitlon to Q similar afrOnl. hat
popular sympathies arB not always
amenable TO logic, and the pOpusE
tide sets for the present against
France and In favor Of Prussia, wIths
out much regard for the inlEinsIa
merits Of the controversy, ouk
people would rather sec Napoloon
punished for putting Maximllian
on the throne in Mexico than viulop
riOus in resenung q similar Injury lo
himself. Our protest against Asax
milan should incline us, five toe
sides at all, to acknoWlego Che
grievance Of France; but the fact
that France disregarded against "a
q principle which she asserts fer he1
own protection, deprives her ofth4
sympathy Of our people. hen
our principles and the logi1 Of onE
example would carry us 70 ono aIl|e
and our resentmenls lmpel us e
wards the other, the wishes 0loug
people, like the attitude Of orr
Government should incline 20
neither. We ought 10 look ca All
dlslnterested spectators Of @
played for q tremendous
New York World.
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1870-07-30
CITY ORFICERR.

The following are the only ap-
pOintments made by the Governor:
under the new City Charter:
A. Burwell-City Judge.
A. Mygatt-Wharf and Harbor
Master.
G. W. Walton - Inspector Of
weights, measures, SC.
Thos. NJ. Broadwaters-Cotton
weigher.
ThOs. B. Leas-Assessor and Col
lector Of taxes.
A. s. PeArce-Engineer and street
commissioner.
ALDERMEN.
1sr. WARD.-Alex. Kuhn, J. w,
Taylor.
2D. WARD.-Wm. Muller, 7. J,
Kellar.
81. WARD.-Dr. q. A. Foster, j,
B. Frank.
Arm WARD.-I. F. Baum, Stephen
johnson.
He has also reappOinted Edwin
W. Folkes, Assessor of the county.
Under the new charter the Board
of Aldermen will have the appoint
ing of City Clerk, City Attorney,
Market Master, ,Sexton,a and Hospital
Physician; aud the flrlt election
by the people will be held four
weeks after the next regular State
election, which will probably be
fixed, by the next Legislature, fol
November, 1871.
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1870-07-30

A YOUNG DARE DEvIL.-The
st. Louis Republican Of the Sth
says: "A gentleman, who was a
passenger, states that when the
train coming east arrived at Jefier-
son City yesterday, the Inspector
proceeded, as usual, to tap the car
wheels to test their soundness,
when he discovered a boy under
one of the cars, who had been
stealing ride from Kansas City.
He had formed a sort Of net OF
rope, in which he lay suspended
like q spider in its web, between
the axle of one Of the trucks and
the floor of the car. The boy was
routed out of his place, aud quite
q crowd gathered about him on
the platform. He was disposed tC
be saucy, and said be had no favoi
70 ask Of anybody. He stated tha
he had ridden In this way thou
sands Of miles. As the train wa
moving of slowly from JeIersoi
City the boy got in his old plac
again under the Car while It We
II motion. The conductor VA
notified and stopped tie srain.-
The boy Nns hauled nuf zoln s
/ lurking piece ne 0H
Hlena W
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1870-07-30

A few days aeo, Ar
Bayley, returning hpm0 u
eFyille, Fayette Co. IaaA laa
bottle, nicely wranp 50 Is
road, which he pf0nou fH
excellent whiskey. ueIH
who was with him, advised him
throw L away, thaf Ehers VA
ger II uaIngit, aad supna1ed lIIs
had been put there fdr 20 Hf4
purpose, but Harris retained l1 ~
on reaching home, made a gla
toddy, Of which be himself pafsoe
and gave part 70 4 little dan
about II years old, z son og
another Of 4. In q few monaa
all became very III. The father too
another bottle Of spirits that ha
had aud drank the contsuta. The
three children were all dead II /
short time the father has reeorsft
ed, as also has q negro who parino
Of the poisoned liquor, allhoaa
both the last suffered severely
The spirits contained large amount
Of strychnlne IN II. It Is general
believed 10 have been put thoro 10
destroy Mr.. BayleY himself 80
proof against any one has yet been
obtained holly Springs Reporter
July 10.
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1870-07-30

contemplated, use the money, so
derived, for their individual inter-
est, and leave the people in a worse
condition than they were before.
Mr.. Johnson has performed a mer-
itorious action, and deserves the
thanks Of the whole people OF
the State for his prompt and
decisive action. The bill, instead
of beng entitled an act for the
construction of levees, should
have been called an act for the
benefit of carpet-baggers and cut
throats.
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1870-07-30

RAPE AND RErnmUTIoN. Ono
day last week, Q negro man II The
employment ofa white man living
near Pine jackson, in Clark counl
Ala, informed his employer ihas
he had seen one Of his neiRhhoFn.
and he had sent by him & message
to come to his house to see him 81
business Of Importance. He went
Immediately, but on arriving, found
that the negro had told him q falaa.
hood. Suspecting something WFona
perhaps the terable truth, he hast
ened back home, found that the ne
gro had ravished his wife and de-
camped. A crowd Of young inen
was quickly raised and went ID pQk-
suit. They got on track Of the raw
isher, chased him across the river
to this side, and captured him ID.
Washington county eight miles ont
from the river He was iaken
back, and q lynch court, composed
Of "A men half-and-half 0f blaoka
and whites, was organized 10 Try
him. he was condensed o ba
shot TO death, aud the man whom
he had wronged was appointed exc
cntioner. He was shot through tie
heart and killed instantly. II Ne.
ridian Mercury.
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1870-07-30

WE are glad TO say that Miss lone
stovall, the beautiful and accom-
pllshed young lady from Vicksburg
who made 50 many friends here
last Summer, isagain Of the Springs.
She is accompanied by her very
handsome and entertaining sister,
Miss Ella Rigby. We wish the
young ladies much enjoyment du-
ring fheir alay.-[ [Iuks spFlns sla-
zatEa
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1870-07-30


On last Friday, one Of the St.
Louis packets landed ct Y0une
Point, and put of q white lady
Later during the day. she Waa
found BY some negroes In the Foad
insensible, and BY them conveyed
70 their quarters, where she died
on Saturday. The negroes tbeu.
for the first time, informed some oe
the white people Of her where
abouts, whereupon Major Pnrtly
and A. +. Felt, had her remains IN.
TERED upon the bank Of the bayoa.
There was nothing by which She
could be identified. She stated
that che wished to 60 to Yieksbura.
In all probability, the poor, help
less, and friendless woman waa
cruelty put ashore for want Of 6 fasr
dollars; put ashore twelve miles
from the place where che desired %
60, and where, probably, she would
have found medical aid, and Z com
Portable place wherein 70 recnnes
ate her wasted energies and faah.e
health. Sod have pity upon lh6
man whose heart never vihrates
with one friendly impulse foE tie
friendless and afflicted.
Thrs By the mean cruelty Of naan.
HeaTtiess and wicked Is it may saem.
Has poor. helpless woman, donhlitss 4
Been buriSdin 3 strangers lana
Madison Journal.
What boat put thls unfortunate
woman of. Can our river fElanas
inform uss
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1870-07-30

WE learn that the private dwell
ling of Mr.. Thos. Mount, at Bottoms
Depot, was entered by some un-
known person, on Wednesday Of
the past week, and his pockets re-
lieved oftheir contents, amounting
to Sl05. A pistol and some wear
ing apparel were among the things
that were lost Raymond Gazette.
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1870-07-30

sATs Don Plat. 'sThe cadet "
West Point graduates into oiaoe.
he becomes, Ofrlght 90 oiIos
is put in command * men ee
are not posascssd q ne zlhl oz
promotion, and ere hoa
py their oilcsra ne M
slaFe Very uell. thia oeIoSs
laetnhsInlng s gszl Polas
psies ed 4 shen sn a
aaeh he gees IA 1aI
HfHz 81 ~
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1870-07-30

Asa wagon, loaded with corn,
meat and negroes, was crossing
Stump Bridge on Tuesday evening,
the bridge fell in, and precipitated
every thing into the creek, bruising
Tom McLaurin very severely, and
q gun went off and shot his wife
In the hip, q pretty severe wound
[ Brandon Republican.
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1870-07-30

a----
In our opinion, Governor Al
corn has adopted a wrong policy
for purifying his Legislature. In
many instances, to get rid of their
presence and to be freed from the
villains, he has appointed them to
important offices elsewhere. We
deem this bad policy, and it will
tend more to the destruction of
his party than any other action Of
his. To make his party perma-
nent, he must make it respectable;
to make it respectable, he must
have the offices filled by respecta-
bic and honest men. While many
ofhis appointments from the Legis-
laturc are honest men, there are
others who are naturally dishonest
and corrupt. How much better
would it have been for him to have
arraigued this class, proved their
villainies on them, and kicked out
of office and out of the party. He
cannot urge that he had no evil
dence upon which to convict, for
it was furnished in their everyday
transactions. For instance, there
we're the operations of that knave,
j. G. Shoup, whom the Governor
has appointed Attorney for one Of
the Northern districts. Testimony
sufficient to send him to the peni
tentiary for the remainder of his
life, can be presented at any time
and these facts we're brought tC
the knowledge of the Governor
by publication in the papers. Il
they had been true an honest gen
tlemen, would have demanded
an explanation, but Shoup knew il
would not be safe in his case, anC
gladly crawlcd along in the slime
and filth of corruption and fraud
His brother Senator's says he cal
be bought for twenty-five
cents. On many occasions i
was charged that he received
bribes. The most recent charge
of bribery brought against him
however, was that he received five
hundred dollars from some source
to interest himself in having th'
county Of Benton created. How
ever, the acceptance of bribes BY
| this corrupt creature had become
such a notorious fact that /
ceased to excite comment any,
where. Nobody expected him t,
be honest, and nothing coul(
have created us much astonish
ment as to have discovered hin
interested in an honest and gen
: tlemanly act. If the Governo
wishes to enamor the people will
his party, he must Gil the Office
2 with more reputable men thai
this man j. c. ShOup.
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1870-07-30

TO-DAY we publish the statement
Of the condition of the New York
Life Insurance Company. From
this exhibit it will be seen that the
assets of the Company are sl3,327,-
9246S, and the liabilities are only
44l,2lS07. The receipts of the
Company for the past twelve
months were S5,974, 1850 and the
expenditures only $3,562, 2,7ll.6l.-
Thus it will be seen that the Com.
pany is in q very flourishing and
healthy condition. The receipts for
twelve months being nearly two
and one.half millions greater than
the expenditures.
The local agent In this city Il
General D. G. Humphreys, whose
name alone is sufficient to fully
recommend any institution with
which be may be connected.
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1870-07-30

at the conductor, When aa
knocked him down. edd
dead head it any faEthaG oa
train"
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1870-07-30

science and great philosophy
taught, mixed with much religious
error, mighty truths in the cause Of
freedom. Franklin and Jefferson
were not ashamed of the associa-
ton; and the Declaration of 1776,
was but a reflection from the old
world upon the new, Of some of
those great principles. Deep did
answer to deep; and their efforts
went far to reprove, encourage,
and give new life to nations.
But the exposure Of the Times
ignorance is hardly worth the
candle. "John, (said the wife, J
why don't you spank that child
and keep it from cryingF" "There
is no use my dear. 1 have been
hunting all round, and cannot find
place big enough to spank II
it lives the little one may grow
yet TO size worth spanking.
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1870-07-30

The WessOn AGfaIr.-Thc Facts In
the Case..The Parties Commit.
led without BRil.sTnsuItIug
and IncendIRFy HarRnEue Of n
CRFpetsBag District Attorney.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1870-09-12
LIST OF AGENTS.

T.TUSvIIIE, CHURCH RUN AND yICINI.
JY-STEpHEN .OOF. Office, Hamilton's Cigar
store, address Ti,usville, Pa Assistant, John Van
SERVER.
rlrrsyILLE, CHURCH RUN AND vICINI.
TY-n. IL THOMAS. Ofico and address, Man
tiun House. Iitusyille, Pa.
sIIAMhURG AND VlCINlTY-GEORGE IR.
IN. Office, Shamburg; residence, Titusyie, Pa
Assistant. A. A. v est.
ENTERpRISE rLEAS VILE, BEAN
FARM AND PTrHCLE e w. VAN
VLiET. Office and address. Chase House, Pleas
antvillc Assistant, h. {. huntingdon.
TIDlOUT AND WEST HlCkORY-CHAS.
CLARK Office and address, Expr ess Ofice, Tfdi.
ontc Pa Assistant, =. z: Benrtlsley.
PETROLEUM CENTRE AND VICINITY
LEVI MASON. Once and sddress Petroleum Con
trc Pa Assistant, Charles Backford.
TARR AND BLOOD ARMS and District lying
on Oil Creek and Cherry Fun, from Story Farm to
lintockville-JAh AhEStSAUNDEH Address
Iarr Farm, Pa. Assistan 9. Luther b. Saunders.
Charles u. Cochran and William HOyt.
McCLINrOCKvlLLE, OIL CITY AND RVNO
"A. 5. WtSr. Address, OIL City or Reno, Pa
ER--z wiIBER Office and address. Franklin, Pa
sCHlJRG Ass. FOSTER FARM u PAdREH'S
LANDINi-klCiIARD W. REDPIELD. Once
and addr 90. Scrubgrass, "a. Assistant, X. W. Por.
terhe,d, address Emlenton, Pa.
VEST VlKGINlA-C. d. ANGEL. and. T. F.
&OoK. Address. Parkerburg. West virgnia.
X0berts Petroleum Torpedo Co.
uisy3-dly.
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CAUTION.

The public Ia ciutioncd against employing any
D, since the Roberts Patent cover the use uf the
Torpedo ana all explosive materials for oil wells
and the u-e OF such materials by other parties Is A
direct Infringement Of their rights Auy parti.s in
f,inging any OF the ROBERTS PATENTS will be
dealt with accordu. TO law, and as acting wilhily
aud knowingly In defiance OF law and the decisions
Of the Courts
The Comp'ny have rc.organ!zcd thcir business
with n view TO accommodate Oil Men In every mart
Of the Oil Region. They have employed the most
efficient AGENTS and ASSISTANTS that be procured
,or the business. Each Torpedo is labelled with
das AZ patents, together with the price of the Tor
yrdo, and signed by an officer Of the Company, 80
every OperatOr wishing Torpedo may Know Its
price and whother it came from our Ofics
Operators will confer favor by reporting to this
Ofice auy negligence Of Agents.
The following named persons hive been appoint.
al Agents aud Assistant Agents f'r the Oil REGIONS
OF nlsylvania and West Nirgni,.
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ALLEGHENY VALLEY R.R

New line to Buffa'o through the OIL Regions.
JUNE 9, 1870
GOING s9CTH.
Oh CRy. frankln. Parkcrs. M. Pttsg
Mail. ., Oa IN 955 "a m l230pin C,'DpI
Day Exp, e,uHpn .33pm 435pm sApm
Night Ex, 0,20 p m 1905 pm lOjam IWaIS
uOTiG rU..TH
IftisSurg. FarkerbL Frankn. ar q. City
Day Fxp. Tnl a IN Il.4G n 1,56pn 2M pT
Wav Pa''r9S9 III 4,25rm f,SipiI 1bpm
Night Ex, 400 pm $40 IN 5,Soam 6Soam
SILVER PALACE SLEEPING CARS on Nigh.
Express trains both ways between i,tshursh and
Cory
THcs ". EISu, Asst Snpr.
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Philadelphia de Erie Il, r..
SUMMER TIME TABLE.

On and after Monday, May Goth, 1870. the ,rSlpv
on the Philadelphia & Erie Railrosi will run y
follows
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1870-09-12

Thanking our friends for their liberal patronage
IN the past, We shall use Ur bes. efforts 80 merit
n continuance, Na.-h TN
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Merchants, Lawyers. Justices of the Peace Land
Agents. Oil Deaers and Agents. 1nsu rance Agents
Expressmen and other parties iu want, In 'ormed
that wcAr prepared TO execute order kinds of
BLANKS, business or legal, required in this COM
muni,y.
Jobbirs patronage respectfully solicited.
". II LeNGWELL
The New York herald., 1870-09-09
DROPOSALS.

I)hOrOoAhSs
NAVY DEPARTMENT. nuss1g or Y1sps Z " an AND p,SaKs
e a.. S sSsi r. s i: q. & s e s:S
nes TSch S the Ss w n be
SuTea are with form Of offer aud w
cls.se. therein BY the cSmmanaanl. the several
mand or by the nearest thereto or By the bureau
received which mors ,han
complete In itaelf according tbs oacr and
guaranty and each Individual Of firm must s:n the bid and
Bidders referred to the printed Instructions which will
Toned and particularly notified that their offers should be
mailed IN she destination before the time es
No bid viii be Considered which shall be received acr tho
period stated and no allowances viii 0e made for failures Of
proposal must be accompanied by cerscate rora
ss ss
for which he and by direction Of the Department
s:
Of for the district Which they re-
loves: md sivs: ax navy
al Sa or any which may deem inc
ss' m ss s fun w ss s. e
:ss:.sGn Sf the Nay; and |, the bidder must
.:an. os1: being Opened before hs time
furnished BY the Bureau, endorsed .hI.aFroposais
s hs ns s s an;
Docks, Navy Department, washington. :. q.
required e ss delivered i article.
tue %eRr o
procured NOT, and II they obtsned ts
is ss p.s eesve sf exported 10 the IueA" at once before bids
All Offers not made in str,c. conformity with the ns.rac
ons accompanying the schedule will at the option OF tho
S @ s: ,:
sS @ snS n y % on m. S
respective yara y be paid by the gay..sr Of the ..
the shall have been passed BY tho Secretary OF
The casse; of numbered ana designated =.
snS
s .Sa ras Sa
3 Gravel and Sand; Nc * Moulding and Flre.sna and
kkss.y ko e. sH No. 10 Fs sss @ % sf
s AZ s.sa.y @ ss us and Straw NJ? a H. ,ssss
Nan: No: g. S2SVsS SsStun
rss.sss
hsssa MG % S s
Hs following the slae.e' by their numbers. required
Nos sD' H. ls aGARl.Es4Sws, q 4! z; e MASS
Nos 8, = TO- IL, H. II, 10, 10, IL, H. 20 q, %, %,
"a, %, 81. 80. ..
so.sssss sfoSktEf g; H. L. l. t. 49, II, ,s 90 a. 49,
PHILADELPHIA, Pa
NAVAL ASYLUM, PHILADELPHIA.
Nos Sz$SsaisSrSsi Il i; IS 5! i !! Is is
N0eha+SsH s; sbsrSha u rs x is H. is 20 a.
so-+as'sntEh tEhsSSJ5,I$ Is i, K p SI4 4 % a. a'm
" DANIEL AMMEN, Chief of Bureau.
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PROPOSALS..

IMPAIRMENT OF PUBLIC WORKS. NO 2S7 BROAD.
~ way.-To Conracors-Proposals enclosed In sealed
envelope endorsed with the title of the work and this
OF the bidder written thereon, will be received al this oco
until Tuesday, September u, 1870 at II O'Clock A. a..
For completing In Fourth avenue. between Fifteenth
and Seventeenth streets.
Blank forms of proposals. together with the specification
and agreement can be obtained at this otLce
WILLIAM NJ. TWEED,
Commssioner.
NYw YORK, August 81, le70.
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IN THE
GREAT REvoLunos CARTOON.
EMPIRE OF SApoLEoN.
ENTER THE
REPUBLIc OF THE PEOPLE.
THIS GREAT
REPRESENTATION OF THE
PRESENT ASPECT
OF THE EUROPEAN STRUGGLE
GALL OVER THE CITY" THIS DAY.
EVENING TELEGRAM,
THE LARGEST
CIRCULATION OF ALL
THE EVENING PAPERS.
THE ONLY ONE RECEIVING
CABLE SPECIALS.
SUBSCRIPTION. Soo MONTH; 90 A YEAR.
PUBLICATION OFFICE 81 NASSAU STREET.
The New York herald., 1870-09-09
SEEYACu

CEEBACH.-sALE OF So BSCRI.TION SEATS TO-DAY.
y SUBSCRIPTION NIGHTS SEEBACH SEASON.
MoNDAy, WEDNESDAY,, FRIDAY, SATURDAY:
Subscribers will he afforded the option OF sciecng the
for the Secbach OF "A nights four performances
week II ghts twice week. The price OF subscription
nights Orchestra Stalls will he ye Private Box Seats
S1s For u nights. Ore.esra $ls; Private Boss: ga
The sale OF Subscription ssais for either Il nights
THiS MOKNING, AT TIE sEEBACn TICKET OFFICE,
Sctrmcs music store, 70l Broadway. and continue ths
The New York herald., 1870-09-09
SZVU.UUU TURE

OFFERED AT PRIVATE SALE FOR 30 DAYS,
AT PRICES THAT DEFY COMPETITION.
Over leo eegan Suits In the richest satin,
embroidery &C. M superb Chamber Suits Of every var
etv extra large OF fine Dining Room and Library
Furniture All Of which warranted made 10 the best
ner and Of the very Iatest styles.
N. cxainjnaton will satisfy el beyond doubt that
this stock of furniture 10 tho largest,
styles and patterns mos. elegant.
workmanship most superior, and
prices lower than known.
Mammoth warerooms 263 Hudson street and u and 80
Dominick street, Spring.
Sixth and Eighth avenue cars pass near The door,
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AMUsEMENrs.

A1IUsEMENTs.
SJA THEATRE ooNToUE.
S5tlHn diiEas.sSss seD.:''. ~ Nichols. Manager.
JHH fsssaf EEssi4ios srjs 81 fsE zr5s SsI vzss
The great Scotch NJ 'svfs' 's%vffss'pHAx CLARKE
THE "a yyALxiN6 HAND. q. " JEsrok
SS siESsS
s.s Rss.s sa: :R'a s % % ss1.s '1:ss
FIFTH S'sHiss AsHasS siss' sSHiIis sssgsDAr sH'rA
30. OFFICE NOW o's; ssH$s SECURED 81. DAY.
w LAST Blk NIGHTS.
or rua a1SsISs 4s1SsrsasS iHsSSfsAsGs SSsS8s.rs,
ana % u da;''S: ;SS' : iTsss shSsai Dram.
OUR coisIS sHi1za zar..As
preparations 'ise' S. the e and winter
rAnHwEbk saTTEb5r, nAEIEES, sa1Tr Is,
sSo0Srffa af$Ss SSsS4s Z; n 4 T SufsD4SS HsS
w The ladies' and gentlemen engaged In this theatre
FALL AND WINTER SEASON
WI" "''e~o'e wEDsasBaY. aDs Esd SEPTEMBER Il,
JOHN GILBERT Acting Manager.
RoorHs THEATRE.
AndsArURDAY MATINEE Al II O'Clock.
Mr. JOSEPH JEFFERSON,
RIP VAN wINxLE.
EorICE-In order to accommodate the demand Of the
public for places the box sheet will be open
Music store, III Sro.dwsy. - --'' ''-'' ''' : D''.
sssa
EVERY nvnssa shss T as41 Fl 'sFssfs gssfSrn NOTICE
xArIsEEs. WEDNESDAY ia Y an And SATURDAY. Ara
MRS. JAMES A. OATES
81" ''' ''"' SJaic OPERA COMPANY
MR. dl5sss :fs,issi T,'1 +. FOX.
ALI Il. IslRlqsATs FRI sf%ssIiSa asassiIn
and delightful se"s sidHSGY Gt ias CPeEs ENooRrp.
MEPHIsTo D and The AKAs LANES & a OATES rdY
GAN FRANCISCO MINsrRELs 5s5 yRoADwAY.
Rlha %1SsSHP s;Sssss SSkus
THIS company especially for ne anes. Of
81 n x '% %
eccentric siaf THR cELEBRArED VOCAL CORPS,
wAmtold Dwyer. Rockefeller, Templeton, Cberest and
ShattAck.
TIE INlMIrABLE ORCHESTRA,
Lava,lee Schmidt Marshall, Adams. Buchner and Juch.
THE GREAT COMEDIANS,
Roln, Howard, Johnny Queen, Billy West, Billy Emmett,
W. Bernard, Billy Birch and Charley Bacsus
FOURTEENTH STREET THEATRE sEEgACu
Formerly known as the Theatre rrAncais.,
Mr.. 0rsu the honor OF announcing that the dramatic
&c % 6 s BELL ss Re bESS4 II * & !: e:
renowncdly gre u ira sedienne,
MADAME MARIE SEEBACH,
with her brilliant OF dramatic artists who
have been specially selected by herself for their
excellence i order to afford her full and efficient support
during her American tour.
The fame and inertia Of Madame SEEBACH ~ the &C.
knowedgcd and unqualified leading tasediennc OF the Ger
that comment the
part OF the director
The initial performance viii be the production Of 0oethe's
sublime creation, -