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NOTICE.-THE BOOKS OF sUBSCRlP,,
~ TON 10 the capital stock OF the kichmond
VIII be opened under the supervision Of commits
eiCnera app"inted for that purpose, on and alter
Inc 9Th day Of September, 1870, 1t the 1olioWlne
liam y. lsaacs & Co.. I.ynchhnrg At the ONCE o.
Edward 5. BIown ECO. at the court houses o. inc
fpllowing-namcd counites-Yiz PoWhalan, GUM
at the Office Of Colonel William u. Woodbridge,
Coalhcld, Chesterfield county, aud ut the Town
Hall LII the town OF Manchester.
WILLIAM +. BURWELL,
Secretary Of Meeting eT Iae9rp0raters.
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CURE OF BLADDER AND KIDNEY AFFEC-
TON OF LONG STANDINGS STONE
PASSED AND TO BE SEEN.
WEsTPoRT, CONN.,, September S, 1892
Il. T. RelmboLd, Esq:
Dear Slr,-I commenced taking your Extract
of Buchu" about two weeks since for an affection
ofthe gravel, bladder, and kidneys. Ihave suffer
ed by spells, very much, for a few days past. Blu,
yesterday relief came through the effect Of your
"Buchu.'' 4 stone passed from my bladder abou
the size of a large pea, and now feel perfectly
well and entirely free from the pain that have
suffered with so hard. attribute my cure to YOU
medicine entirely, and would recommend all per
sons similarly affected to try it. I have Grea
faith in It's curative powers.
Yours, truly, THOMAS j. BENNETT.
REFERS TO
REV. WILLIAM COGSWELL, Westport Conn
j. L. G. CANNON, Druggist, Westport, Conn.
II. B. WHEELER, Esq, Westport, Conn.
BRADLEY HULL, Esq, westport, Conn.
DIR. WAkEMAN, Reading, Conn.
R. W. ROBINSON, Wholesale Druggist, New
York city and many others, II necessary.
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Heayy DefalcatiOn.

PHILADELPHIA, August 3O.-The secre-
tary and treasurer of the Philadelphia
Watch Company have fled the city, taking
with them hfty thousand dollars.
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Eseatr, Of n Professor.

NEWARK, n. J., August 30.-Joseph Ker-
ney, professor in seaton Hall College, was
found dead in railroad ditch to-day. It
is supposed he was struck by passing
train
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Fatal. AFFKaY IN New IoRK.-Ne,t
York. August .>.-Charles Connolly was
shot with rifle nd killed by Richard Al
len in an aff'ray last night.
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Silver Wines Discovered.

DENVER, Col, August 3O.-silyer mines
have been discovered forty miles from here.
They are very rich, and have created in
tense excitement amongst the citizens.
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The German Patriotic Aid Society Of New
York have sent so far 600 to Berlin
Twenty five thousand dollars of this sum
was sent on Saturday.
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RICHMOND AND PETERSBURG Il X. Co.,a
AnriI q l2I6N

RICHMOND AND i'ETERSBUEG Ii. u. Co,
RICHMOND, April q, 1875,
THE TRAINS OVER THIS ROAD
L run Rs follows:
Leave Richmond at 3:45 A. n. and 1850 Z. ID.
Leave Petersburg ~ 10 4. u. and 1906 z. d.
Freight and Accommodation train. VIII paseens
ger car attached, viii leave Richmond daily nj
A. u. and Petersburg daily at $40 A. d.. iSun-
days excepted).
fhe aa5 A. 81. trsin will not leave Richmond 90
SUNDAYS, and the 1905 p. u. train win not leave
Petersburg on SUNDAYS.
Passengers 10. Norfolk will take the $50 r. 81.
trxin, running through daily. Baggage cneeReo
through. ....a.,.-.t,
viii run on MONDAYS, WEDNESDAYS, ana
FRIDAYS. :, s.,,,a AZ
rhsster with the accommodation train. PaSsen-
S.rs returning WIN take the ESQ ?. d.. train con-
n0''ANh '' THOMAS Il. WYNEE,
ap2s superintendent
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- edmond AND YORK RIVER
hh RAILROAD yJNE-EaR yEAT,TIMARR.

~ edmond AND YORK RIVER
AG RAILROAD LINE-F0R BALTIMORE,
THE ,N0RTn, AND RTHWEsT.CHANGE
OF 49, sCHEDuLEa DAILY EXCEPT SUM-
Passengers F., ioc Baltmore and points North
pot or the Richmond and York River Railroad at
Richmond DAILY Except sundaysl at az. a.,
elegant steamers STATE Or virginia, Gap
tain S. W. FREEDMAN, or ADAlRAL Captain
PHILIP ., REYBoLD, both Of which have been e
for passengers--reachng baltimore the following
morning Ia time 70 coneect with the trains Tor
! Philadelphia, New York. and the Vest. Return-
Ing, the boats :, leave pier No: q Lish!,strset
| DAILY Except Sundaysl at O'Clock p. M.,
passengers arriving in Richmond at $3.50 A. NJ.
express trai5 on the Richmond and Danvile rail-
road for Danville and all points on that road
Greensboro, Salisbury, Charlotte &C.. y. e;
Columbia. z. q, and all points South and with
the Chesapeake and Ohio railroad for the various
celebrated Springs on the line of that road ~
| PASSENGER TRAIN leaves Hichmoad daily
at4P NJ. Leaves West Point daily at $50 A. N.
| Freight received and forwarded promptly, and
| through bills OF lading given TO prominent
points. THOMAS UODs hGAD3t
] jyI5 superintendent
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ICHMoND AND DAN WILLIE Rail.

80 NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. SCHEDULE :.3
TolSG Notwithstanding and Danyilie pas.
eengers leave Richmond daily Except Sundaysl
at 9:l5 A. a.; leave Burkeville daily Except Sun.
daysj &C p. NJ. arrive at Dany1Iie daiiy:(ss :
ceRt Sundaysl 3. 6:55 Z. 81. THROUGH IA L
a ND EXPRESS leaves Richmond daily at ass
+. d.; leaves Danvlle daily at 1:as A, M srriyec
st Greensboro daily at l:o5A ii. iE 7s'l11.G
GONG NORTH. Lynchourg and Danville pas.
sengers leave panvilfe daily Except Sundays) az
a &C.: A. n; Isays Burkeylle daily except sun.
(eSeep t SSgpnddaXsl s:ssP; NJ. IHRogGH MAIL
AND EXPRESS leaves Greensboro daily at Ills
a. 81. leaves Danvtlle daily at % A. 81. ar
riyss al Richmond daily az HAS Am. ~,
The Lynchbnrg and Danyills Passenger Train
connects at Burkeylile with the trains on the
southsids road for Petersburg, Norfolk, Lynch.
burg, and I'll stations on the 5ontas,de and Yir-
gina ana tennessee railroads, Bristol, Knvx-
vile, Dalton, Chattanooga, Nashville, Mem ph!s,
and ell important points South and Southwest
The Through Meil and Express connects
81 Greensboro, with the trains on the North Caro-
lima road for Charlotte, Columbia, Augusta, sa-
vannahs Macon, Mobile, Montgomery &C., &c. !;
and at Richmond with the Richmond, Fredericks.
burg and Potomac, Chesap cake and Ohio, and
Richmond and York River railroads. $500
SLEEPING CARS and CHILES'S PATENT
RECLINING CHAIRS on the through express
train. THOMAS DOUA MEAD
sc a. "upe "In'erdent.
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Mr.. Laren refers to the following gentlemen:
Colonel DAN RICE, Girard, Pa
CHARLES STOW, ESQ.,, Girard, Pa. editor OF
Cosmopoluc;
GEORGE Ii. CUTLER, Girard, Pa, Attorney
c. j. HINES, Girard Pa, Attorney;
Captain D. W. HUTCHINSON, Gtrard, Pa, At
torney;
DAVID oLIN, Ghard, Pa, Merchant;
DAVID E. DAY, Girard, Pa, Merchant;
C. ROCKWELL, Girard, Pa, Merchant;
b. C. ELY, GIrard, Pa, Druggist.
ASK FOR
HELMBOL D's.
TAKE NO OTHER.
Sold by druggists and deIlers everywhere.
Price. 81. rs per bottle, or six bottles for $685.
Delivered to any address.
Describe symptoms In al communications.
Address
esa II. T. uEMBOLD.
DRUG AND CHtMICAL WAREHOUSE,
5es BROADWAY, NEW YORK.
None are genuine unless done up In sVEEL
ENGRAVED WRAPPER, with facsimile OF 10.
Chemical Warehouse, and signed
auss.-aa Il. T. HELABoLD.
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A G A r D.
We respectfully inform The public that we only
keep the stores occupied by us-vtz No. iSys
MAIN STREET and CORNER OF FlFId AND
BROAD STREETS, and have no Interest In any
other store nor has any one else ever had or mas
now an interest directly or Indirectly In our ousa-
MISS.
The libesal share Of patronage extended 10 US Tor
the past seventeen years, and hope win increased
facilities and determination 10 sell none oul tne
best goods at the lowest prices, to continue 70 re.
ceiye share OF public patronage
MARCOS HARRIS & BROTHER,
No. 1923 Main street and
ar on ou corner Fifth hnd Bro d streets.
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am also the agent for the State of Virginia for
,hs esIe OF HILLS CAECgLLlEG MACHIsH,
adopted by Government, AL 20
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DENT s. LEA PARLOR MATCHES
ID We have received another lot OF these very
Matches 4. Y. STOKES & CO.
oe
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MELsrgoLp.a q xrnAcr s,,Is;,sT,
Fl 7. Il EL MBoLD,s

Fl. +. Hell MRoLD,s -
eos0Hsrss TED FLUID EXTRACT
@ - OF
a BUCHU!
4e THE GREAT DIURET1C.
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1870. 1870.
SUMMER ARRANGEMENT. ~
SCHEDULE OF TRAINS OVER THE
SHORT LINE.

RICHMOND. FREDERICKsBURG AND
POTOMAC ROUTE TO ALL POtNTE
NORTH, EAST, AND NORTHWEST.
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RAHEROAnx.

~ persons DESTROYS Of visiting tina coun.rv ~
poin,s on the line Of this road Det~ cen Richmond
ana Miiford CHEAP ROUND-TRIP TICKETs
WIZ De SOLD good ONLY On the train leaving Broad.
street depot at9 .. N. on SUNDAYS, and rctrrn.
iEg on the TIHRoUGa NAIL TRAIN Of That day,
aTfiying 10 kichmond at 2l3s P. NJ, ORION the AZ.
CONFEDERATION TRAIN of the FOLLOWING fMnn-
dayl morning, arriving in Richmond u $40
The MAIL TRAIN will stop, on signal. for ~.
FIELD JUNCTION, ,TAYLORsVILLE,S ASH
LAND, KILBY'SI FAYLoR's CROSSING,
MOUNTAIN OAD, and HUNGARY. s@F'''
any point ON signal. j. b. GENTRY
80 l2-lm General Ticket Agent
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cannot come up in time to rem: NNR~s4llm.
Fifty thousand men left Paris for kethel
Monday.
1t is said that the Irussian force amounts
to 800 900.
BEussE1s. August 80 Noon.-Belgian
soldiers are fastening to the frontier from
all quarters. great battle is apparently
imminent, and the presence of the Belgians
will be necessary to protect the neutrality
of that country.
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SPICES FOR PICKLING.-Afre fresh sup
j. BLAIR, Druggist,
tvas 80 IS a25 Broad stree
ENVELOPES AND p A p II k.-FU
Ia ssosk ss ELLYEON d TAYLOR,A
no adjoining DsseassA Hnaidsa
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srRAsBouRG STILL BoMBARDEp.

LONDON, August 30-Noon.-Marshal
Mae Mahon's headquarters are at Sedan.
CARLsRUHE, August so Noon. The
bishop Of this city, on the plea that the
bombardment of otrachourg was contrary
to the laws of humanity and modern war
fare, obtained twenty-four hours cessation
of the bombardment. In the mean time
non-combatants were ordered to leave the
city. On the return of the bishops flag it
was riddled with balls. The bombardment
was resumed, and the surrender is merely
q question of time.
The New York herald., 1870-01-29
CAMERoN's ABDALLAH HEROES.

A PhiIuniIiropist CIubbed by Ono Of Thsm-
Trial Before Judge BOswortI-UKly Rcve.
lnti0us.
There seems to be no indications OF O decrease OF
complaints against officers Of the police force during
the present week. They pour in rapidly that
clerk Hadenbeck Is unable to take all the COM
plants, and the assistance or MIR. Charles Z. Bos-
worth mas been called into requistion. The subject
OF police Generalization has been considered by the
Board In secret session. and as q result OF their
deliberations that body has recently doubled the
nupber OF roundsnen 'spOtterSn ia the precincts
where tue greatest abuses exist.
The trials yesterday beIore Judge BosworLh were
only about thirty in number. Nearly all were for
violation OF rules and neglect OF duty-terms that
cover multitude Of sins, BY the way.
Patrick Carney, one OF the most efficient men,
bers OF Captain John Camer0n's Abdailah heroes
eighteenth precinctI was placed on trial for I'm.
proper conduct and If the allegations be proved
true he has committed an offence that should be
followed not only with dismissal from the police
force, but arrangement at The General Sessions for
aggravated assault and battery The complainant
- Mr. Alexander r. irwin, OF No. l05 East Seven
teenth street Mr.. Ivin testified that on the night
OF the 18th inst he found poor little urchln al
the corner OF Fourth avenue and Seventeenth
street, shocless and hungry After questioning him
and hearing his story his sylnpath,es were
aroused. He took him TO his residence, gave him
food and shoes and SOCKS, and sent him home. The
boy having stated tnat he resided IN Sixteenth
street between avenues A and B, with his mother
brothers and SISTERS who were In destitute condl-
ton, Mr.. irwin followed him to investigate the truta
or fas.ty of his story. In front Of the boys resi-
conversng with him. Mr.. Irwin coming up asked
the officer II he knew where the child lived.
The offlcer told him 1t was none OF his
business and asked him where he lived. Mr..
irwin answered 'l05 East Seventeenth streetp
"Jhen 80 there,n he said, striking him Violently
on the side OF the head with his fsts At this mo-
ment irvn AYERS a woman came to the door with
light, which tell upon Caflney's cap. He raised
MS eyes TO get his number, Wnen Ga1ney interpret
Ing his Intention, struck HIM again. Knocked him
against the house anu dubbed him. Fearing further
Violence ne ran away went TO the station house,
a I'M
III, at little after eleven O'Clock pointed MN out.as
the offender. sergeant Brown testified that the
moment the oiflcer came In Irwin pointed to
Ganey as the party that he put all the uien In the
ranks and after the return roll was called opened
rnnks and told irwin 10 PICK out his man. lie said
1t was unnecessary to examine the line es the
fourth man IN the front rank was the offender.
Gaifney swore positively that ne was not the party
who bad the alteration with Irwin, never saw hn
until he picked him out In the station house, and
that no such occurrence took place on his post Tne
hearing was adjourned to permit OF the prcsouce OF
the woman and boy.
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HERALD JANUARY 49, s7o-TRPLE SHEET

was concealed and narrowly escaped being killed.
bail passing through hts nat. The party who fred
upon him escaped. During the expedition there
were on two occasions indications OF resist
to the government oficals and the Assessor Is
OF opinion that the lava can only be enforced In
Carroll county by strong force sufficient to over
come any resistance.
The Supreme Court Vacancy.
This morning q number OF prominent republican
citizens OF Delaware waited on the President to
urge the appointment Of Judge Fisher. now on the
Supreme Court bench Of this District TO the vacancy
on the bench OF the Supreme Court OF the United
States.
The Bill to Abolish the Frnnking Privilege.
Tho bill to abolish the ranking privilege which
passed the House yesterday, Is very short. 1t mas
not yet been printed. 1t is as foows:--
Be 1t enacted, &C., that all laws and parts OF laws
giving the right to any ofhcer or department OF the
government, or other person. 10 either send or re-
ceivc through the United States mails free OF charge
any letter, document or other mailable matter he
and the same are hereby repealed
SECTION 2. And be 1t inrther enacted that this net
snail take eiect on and after the 1st day Of July
1870.
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officials the control or the appropriation. He saw
nothng In their history TO warrant their selecton w
the amoners oil the bounty OF the government.
MI. DAVIS, (dem.) OF KY, said that the apparent
failure IN local government In the Distrlct was
attributable to the experimental policy Of the party
which for so many years had held power In congress
over the District. The evils complained 0i were tne
legitimate results or tnat policy
Mr.. HAMLIN said there were now In washington
some twelve or fIteen hundred former slaves, whose
ages ranged from sixty TO one hundred and fifteen
years, who were physically helpless and totally de-
pendent. There were three thousand or four
thousand others, OF both sexes and colors
one thousand OF whom, probably. were women
with children, who were destitute and de-
pendent. lie thought the government ought
10 do something TO relieve their necessities
especially in view OF the fact that 1t possessed over
hundred million dollars worth OF property upon
which 1t paid nothing In the way OF taxes for the
support Of the local District government. No pari-
san distinctions were now made In the distribution
OF funds appropriated by Congress for the poor and
the amoners OF this fund would not be governed by
ant political considerations.
The amendments 10 the bill being finally adopted,
as also an amendment oy Mr.. Bayard, for report
upon the distribution and review OF the expendl-
lures by Congress, the bin was then passed.
EXECUTIVE SESSION
After an executive session the Senate adjourned
until Monday.
The New York herald., 1870-01-29
MAIN: STATE TEMPERANCE CONVENTION.
LIVINGSTON, Jan. 2s, II

LIVINGSTON, Jan. 2S 1870.
Tho state Temperance Convention reassemDled
this morning, with still larger attendance.
Speeches were made by various persons. Nelson
Dinghy, Jr., from the Committee on Resolutions,
reported to the following eIect:-
first-Declaring total abstinence for the in
dlvidual and prohibition Tor the State as the iunda.
mental principles for tue permanent pro-
gress In temperance rerormaions; second
that It was the duty OF every friend OF the
reform 10 give the influence OF his example
his sympathy ana his utterances to elevate
tho public sentiment against the uso and sale
Oh Intoxicating liquors as beverage; third that the
church should take the lead in advancing the
cause; fourth, congratulating the friends OF the
cause that the prohiht0rV States have stood the
dcfnoraization OF the war better than the license
States, and declare that prohibtOry laws stand on
tne same basis - the laws against theft gambling
saloons aud houses Of III fame; nth declaring IL to
pe the duty Or the state to provide Tor She uniform
ana impartial execution OF It's laws; sixth, COM
mondin2 the Good Templars and Sons oi Temper
auce; seventh, declaring II the duty OF temperance
men 10 support only that party which stands by
prohibition.
Tho 1rst, second, third and fourth resolutions
were adopted unanimously; the 1Ith WAS amended
80 ~ TO directly call for State police; tic SIKH
wa3 also adopted, whcn the Convention adjourned
till afternoon.
In the aflersoon session tho remaining resolutions
were adopted and state executive committee ap.
polnte3
The New York herald., 1870-01-29
WOMAN SUFFRAGE.
A Woman's Rights Convention
in Boston.

What the Progress Of the Age Demands-
Congress Requested to Propose An
other Constitutional Amendment
The States to be Prohibited from
Making Distinction on Ac-
count Of Eex-Numerous
Speeches by Men and
Women Orators.
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Died.

AUsT1N.-o the Tth instant, THOMAS j. AUSTIN
In the 27th year OF his age.
The relatives and friends also Washington Lodge,
No. ~, X. OF p, and Cohocksnk Lodge, No 1888, l.
o. OF o. F. are invited to attend the funeral from
his late residence No. 1871 Dey street, on Thursday,
EHGELMAE.-On the Tth instant, KATE r., wife OF
william b. Engelman, In the 35th year of her age.
The relatives ana friends are respectfully invited
to attend the funeral from her husbands residence,
No. 1881 Nage street. on Thursday afternoon at ~
O'Clock. Interment at Mount Vernon Cemetery.
GARMAN.-On Monday morning, February Z, DA-
yID GARMAN, aged 81 years.
The relatives and friends OF the family also North
ern Liberty Council No. 2s Northern Lib
erty Degree Council, No. !, o. u. A. M, and
American Mechanics Funeral Benefit Association,
are respectfuy invited TO attend the fuAeral from
his late residence No. lac Dana street. on Thursday
afternoon next, the 10th instant, at O'Clock. To
proceed TO Mechanics Cemetery.
PEIRcE.-On the 9th instant, OF scarlet fever WAL
TER WooDw ARD, youngest child OF O. n. and Char
lotte L. Perce, aged years
Funeral on Sixth-day (Friday) at 2 O'CLOCK ="
| sHAPFNER,-on the 18th instant, JOHN CHARLES
infant son OF John H. and Mary ". ohaunef, aged
! months and 2i days, N.ff "
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Tho OIty Amusements.

Ar rHr CaRssUT Miss Susan Galton will ap-
Dear ia the popular musical adaptation OF
Fnnchon the Cricket. -, IN,
AT THE WALNUT Mr.. Edwin Adams viii
personate ''Narcisse Rameau" for the last tlme
this evening. Tomorrow evening The Mdroe
Heart will be performed.
AT THE ARCH Mr.. John Broughams drama OF
The Red Light will be represented this evening.
AT DuPREz & BENEDICT's OPERA HOUSE
a variety of Ethiopian attractions VIII DC
presented this evening. u,,,
AT THE ELEVENTH STREET OPERA HOUSE
the Lillputian minstrel, General Grant, Jr., VIII
appeal this evening, in conjunction with other
attractions.
ances of magic at the Assembly Building this
evening. ,,.I - ,....,. Ill
commence a brief season at the academy o
Music on Friday evening next. The openinf
onera will be Mozarts Marriage Of Figaro
Which will include in the cast Madame Rosa
Miss Hersee and all the principal members o
the troupe. oA.r,,,,,, ,,,o.,
that ia very seldom performed on account OF II
nnsical intrieaces, and because Il is rarely pot
allie 10 collect a company capable OF giving
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In a manner at all proportionate TO It's merits.
1t has not been performed in this city for num-
Der of years, and never In English, 80 that its
production by Madame Parepa-Rosa and her
troupe will be an event to be remembered. This
combination Is an unusually strong one, and 1t
is far superior in every respect TO any Of the
German or Italian companies that have APP
peared here lately II certainly can give the
Marriage of Figaro in good style If that feat ia
within the power of any troupe that we are
likely to hear for some time to come.
At the matinee on Saturday The bohemian
Girl will be presented, with Madame Rosa as
"Arline."
Seats for the first night and matinee can nov
be secured at the Academy and at Trumplers.
The repertoire for next week will contain the
operas of Faust Der FrieSchtlz, TrODdt0re,
Martha and Fra DidUOlO,
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MCFARLAHD-CHILDs.-On February Z, 1870, by
Rev. John Thompson, at the Parsonage OF the
Frankford Methodist Episcopal Church, Mr.. WILL
LIAM MCFARLAND to Miss MARY JAsE CHILDs, all OF
Frankford, Pa.
EvEs-EvERMAN.-On Tuesday, the Sth instant
by Rev. John Ii. Castle, GEORGE w. REEVES TO NAN
ME, daughter OF John w. Everman, all OF PhDadel-
phia
TBoMAs-BRADY. January ls, 1870, by the Rev.
Father O'Nel OF the Cathedral, Mr.. CHARLES NJ.
THOMAS to Miss KATIE A. BRADY, all OF this ctsy.
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JAYSE's ExPEcroRAET is both palliative and curative
in all Lung Complaints. Bronchitis ETC. 1t standard
remedy Coughs and Colds, aud needs only trial
to prove its worth. Sold everywhere.
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DRY FRET.-The efTectuaI way of guarding ones
health keep the feet dry and that only be done
by the India Rubber Owe rshoes and the incle
ment upon would advise readers to
buy bat the best quality which onybe had at
GooDyEARs Headquarters, No 38 Chesnut street, south
side, PHILADELPHIA.
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JEwELRY.-Mr William W. Cassidy, No. IL g. Second
street, has the largest and most attractive assortment Of
fine Jewey and Silverware in the city Purchasers
rely upon obtaining real pure article, furnished at
price which cannot he eauaed He also has large stock
Of American Western Watches in all varieties and st all
and profit.