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Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1870-10-04


JOHN LILLY,
TAILOR. Special attention paid to Cutting.
Work warranted TO give satisfaction. Lat
est New York Fashions regularly received. Bar
ton Landing, VT.
w. C. PARKER,
DEALER in Dry Goods, Groceries, Boots and
~ Shoes, Fancy Goods, Toys, Clocks, Watch
es and Jewelry, Barton Landing. Vt.
A.D. BIGELOW,
BLACKSMITH. Horse Shoeing and General
I'D Repairing done at short notice. Barton
Landing, VT.
ID. vi. PARKER, NJ. d.,
physician and Surgeon, Albany, Vt. Office
in Sanders Building.
GRANDY, SKINNER n PARKER,
WHOLESALE and Retail Dealers in Flour,
w Corn, West India Goods Groceries, Hard
ware and Agricultural Implements. Special at
teutOn given to the Paint Stock Trade. Agents
for Luke Buswell. Manufacturers of Dressed
Clapboards. Depot Street, Barton Landing, Vt.
l.. ID. WILSON,
DEALER in Drugs, Medicines, Dye Stuffs Tea
IL and Tobacco, Barton Landing, VT
AUSTIN N JOSLHN,
DEALERS in General Merchandise. A Tailor
~ Shop in connection with the Store, and in
charge of first class workman. Terms Ready
Pay. Barton Landing, Vt.
Il. c. SMITH,
MANUFACTURER and Dealer in Boots
vi Shoes aud RubberS. Repairing done at
short notice. Shop in Post Office building, Bar.
ton Landing, VT.
CHARLES /. VAIL,
A TTORNEY, Bounty and Claim Agent, Iras-
n burgh, Vt.
+. T.. CHENEY,
A GENT for Sewing Machines-"Amercan, ="
n "Wheeer& & Wilson, ,""Gold Medal, d" Green
Mountain" or any other kind in market, Glover,
W.
FRED. III. MORSE,
DAINTER. GrLiniug, Glazing, Paper Hang
| ing, Whitcwashing. Shop ut my residence
opposite G. Ellis shop, Borton, Vt.
o. B. RAMSEY,
CARRIAGE Painting, over Uford's Carriage
- Shop, Barton, Vt
T.. Il. RAWSON,
DEALER in Cabinet and Metropolitan Organs
IL and Arlington Pianos, Barton, VT.
l.. l.. BUCELAND,
HARNESS Maker and Carriage Trimmer. All
IL kinds of repairing done with neatness and
despatch. Barton Landing, VI.
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BhAl iEsHuaUa SYNAGOGUE.
Meeting OF Lndies of tic Csugre,

Mcrting OF LaClies Of tic Congregation.
There was quite numerous gathering oil ladies
connected with the above congregation yesterday
morning for the purpose or making arrangements
TO take part In The fair about to be held IN this CITY
for ne Joint benefit OF the Mount SINAI Hospital and
Hebrew Benevolent Society. Captain wise aud Mr.
effective manner, urging the necessity OF their not
losing time and pedsing the support Of the Board I
Trustees. The meeting was thereupon organized by
elecLng Mrs. Henry Leo as President, Mrs. Henry
Dawson Vice President, Mrs. A. 5. k0scnbaunl
Treasurer, and DR.. Simeon n. Leo Secretary. The
latter 2enlieman beng called upon made quite an
appeal. stating IL was the largest ana most wealthy
orthodox Jewish congregation In the city, and that
there was no doubt Dut the members would gladly
aid by every means IN their power so laudable an
undertaking. committee Of ladies' was then Sc
lectcd and the meeting adjourned TIL Thursday
evening, the 9Th inst, at the same place.
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TAKE CARE OF CENTRAL PARK.
,IroH OF THE HERALD

To THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD
Win you allow the all-see!ng eye OF your Journal
to take a look into our beautiful Central PARK and
note what is TRANSPORTING there? Abuses ana en-
croachnents are beginning to manifest themselves
which should be checked IN their mcipicGcy / have
been an almost daily vs.taEt there since its first
opening; nave watched It's development with as
much piide as pleasure. Up to thus season an intu
lions thereof; but now leaving the wakwavs and
stroing over the lawns, both singIy and IN squads
iS common occurrence Us ~ also the breaking Of
shrubs and nowers Pathways are In many places
beginning TO appear over the cras sp!ats and down
the wooded slopes. The lines OF division between
the wa!kways and the grass are no longer sharply
defined; III fact in many places these lines are
wholly ocliterated. Now, all this Dissertation may
be checked If attended to at once. Certain rules
ton vigorously punished. The officers charge
complain that they have not sufficient force; il
not, iei THAT force be augmented. know the
HERALD will come 10 the rescue. Yours respect
tuUy ]. "a, LLTIS. 81 Wni.aM street.
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MOUNT SINAI M0JpETiL.
Regular Meeting OF the Board OF Directors
Emanuel Y. Esart EierteA rrcaidcnt.

Regular Meeting OF the Board OF DIRECTORS
Emanuel u. Hart Eiertea President.
The melancholy demise Of MI BENJAMIN Nathan
who occupied the honorable position president OF
the above named humane Institution, left q vacancy
which, according to the rules OF the Hospital Asso
Grafton, was TO be hllcd at an early Beyon
mect.ng Tor routine purposes only one general AS
Eenlbly 81 the Board OF Dirccors G5 occurred since
the death OF Mi Nathan, july y, ana then only to
pass suitable resolutions, which were published in
the HERALD OF August Il
Yesterday regular meeting ~ the Board OF Di
rectoiS took place at the hospital i'll West Twenty
eighth street Mr. Emanuel - Hart, Vice President.
presiding. After transactlng The regular business
the Board went into an election OF officers on mo-
ton OF Mr.. Louis May Mr. r.. T. Hart was nominated
Tor President 10 iii tie vacancy left b. Tho death o.
the late Mr. Nathan, ana unanimously elected M.
Samuel A. Lewis was elected a. Wee President. and
Mr.. John ~. Lawrence secretary. mr. Louis May
retains the position VI Treasurer.
Reports rom The various committees who have
charge 0! the coming far, which Is to be ed at the
TUenty-Sceond Regiment arInory al the END 81 No
yember, for the benefit Of Tie new hospital bullng
1n Lexington avenue, show that everything was pro-
crossing finely, an II promises T. he great success.
The committees were ursed 70 use renewed eXer-
tons and obtain contributions 10 this charitable ana
praiseN Orthy enterprise.
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PERSONAL INTELLIGENCE

Prominent Arrivals in This City Yesterday.
Major George Il. Heard and Il. NJ. Rogers OF the
United States Army; George NJ Gender, or Saratoga;
u. Courtney, Of Baltimore; stephen Fish, OF New
Oleans J Day. OF Florida; John Purey, OF Atlanta;
I. Z, Russell, OF New York; ]. 4. King, OF Florida;
Thomas Williams and ]. T.. wynnc, ofCncinnati; $.
B. Hook, Of Quebec; NJ. Miller, Of Chicago; +. H.
Stone of Kansas, ana l.. Mathews, or san Francisco,
are al the Metropolitan Hotel.
General Ralph $. Duncan, OF England; Professor
Alexander Malcolm, or Glasgow, and Rev. Dr.
Mcintosh OF Inverness, are at the ST. Elmo Hotel.
Rev. w. Burton Alexander, OF Edlnburg; +. J.
Avery, OF Houghloa; IL. I. Feer. Of Dover; Rev. e..
Hoover, OF Rivcrhead, and w. A. Usher, OF Little
Falls, arc at the ST. Denis Hotel.
r. Il. Brown, OF Portland, and g. c. Eastman OF
NcwDurg, are at the Westminster Hotel.
l.. Burke, OF New Hampshire; X. Ii. Griffin, Of Bal
timore: Warren Husscy Of BuiiaiO; Il. DE Groote;
DR.. T.. Pertigid, OF Painted Posi-; Thomas FAIR
field, OF New Hampshire; j. A. Grisw0d. OF
Troy: j. \. Schemeroae and General George Walter
Olmstead are at the Fifth Avenue Hotel.
Captain L. Levi, OF England; Hy. Russell. OF New
YORK; II. c. Lockwood, OF Troy; A. Van Vechtcn OF
Albany; Lieutenant Ealnnenteoir and ]. IL. Hail. OF
Portland, CT, are at the Hoffman House.
Rev. III. Richardson, OF Mississippi; Hy Fian
ders, OF Boston; S. II. Coxey, OF Tennessee; r. r.
". A. wilcox, OF Georgia, are at the Grand Central
Hotel
J. II. Ramsey ana II. w. Pcckham. Jr.. OF Albany,
ana r. Il. Phillips OF Chicago, are al the ST. Nicholas
Hotel.
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EXPLOSION Of FIREWORKS.

target company called the Abattom Guards was
proceeding homeward through Jersey City on satur
day evening when some OF the party in the wagon
let or some fireworks at the Newark avenue cross
ing OF tho New Jersey Railroad. The remainder OF
the fireworks ignited, causing an explosion which
elnptied the vehicle quickly OF all Its contents in
GLIDING the driver. Three men were slightly burned
but no one was seriously injured. The compare
lively harmless result OF the explosion was not
IeInarkablc Lhan fortunate.
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nc GOOD VIM OF the majority, il not the entire con-

XreK0u0n.
THE SERMON
was delivered by The W. II. Tnrpin, OF Bethel
church. New York. Mr. Turpin selected a very APP
propriate text, and dedicated in fine sermon the
African Methodist Episcopal church To the service OF
The Lord. The reverend gentleman took for his text,
Haggai H., 0:-"The glory OF this latter house
shall he greater than OF the former; and IN this
place will l give peace saith the Lord OF Hostsr
We have been striving, said he, Tor many days to
hold this church service IN u onildng OF this ap-
pearance and OF these dimensions. and finally we
have been successful in procuring H. To-day we
Zee two churches under one rooi-namely, the mem.
bers OF the Old and members OF the new church
me Almighty, seeing that we wished 20 serve Him
IN this building as we have heretofore has
through laltl, but with many hardahips, helped us
through our almost unbearabe PERSISTENCE God Is
good aud God IS gracious, ard great should be our
JOYS IN the Lord. The Lord says N the text that
1.-THE glory OF this latter house shall be greater than
% the iormer:" Oh how we should pray 10 Elm n
II could not be so with our church, and If we do
pray In the belief that He viii grant our PRAYER /
know y VIII be granted ASK and &c shall rocelvc
eaith the LORD. "ln THIS place VIII give pence."
feace Is the only thing that VIII make us progress
NJ = congregation ana as children OF the LORD.
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Americans ia Europe.

Americans ia Europe.
List OF Americans registered ut the Offices Of
Bowles brothers 4 Co., 44s Strand, Charing Cross,
London, and l. Rue de la PaiX, Parls:-
AT THE LONDON OFFICE FOR the WEEK ENDING
September 10, 1870.
New fork-Mrs Gideon j. Tucker, Paul j. G..
Tucker, $. Huntington, William l.. Rose and Ernes.
the Rose, Isaac G. Kendall and family, James j..
pohcsty, Miss NJ. A. Dohery, mrs. D. i. B,rdsail,
Master J.. Birdsall, Rev. Edwin p. Parker. Dr. and
Mrs. Charles ID. Smith, William G. Bunce, George L..
Kent and wife, James Ii. Bell Marshall, III. Harris.
L. 4. Brakeman, John &. Sutherland j. Il. Snrague
and wife, Mr.. ana Mrs. ". De Groot- MISS De Groot.
John L.. Ryan and wife, George W. Nelson, Lorraine
Rogers u. Y. MacAipnc and family, A. Maurice and
family Or. George II; Fox, Or. j. +. W. Whit
6. squler, TranR Leslie {. /. '' Leslie. fred d.
erick T. Brakeman, Frank +. Dickinson, Miss
Dickinson, M. l.. Dickinson, Dr.. J. Z. r. Hodson,
Miss Mary Brimbecon. Geo. J. Arnold and VIE j.
II. EaraswOrtH, Geo. Young. Mrs. j. f. bumstead,
Foster, s, l. orocker. Jr, Mr.. and Miss Bah Hughes.
Miss NJ. d. Tiiden, James q. Stoddcr, Benz. u. Con-
verse, Albert Thompson, Mrs. Eliza CushInan, Miss
Etla Cusnman, MSS C. Augusta Pope. MISS Emily r.
Pope, DR.. II. II. Derby. DR.. K. II. Rudd ana wife. N.
Tonan. Mrs n. Tolman and daughter; Q. J. Morrill,
Utica-J. W. Hammond and family. Chicago--Mr.
and Mrs. Palmer James Kelly, n. Chaplin and fam
ily Mrs. Nj. Q. Hargin, Mrs. John A. Baker. sIs l..
g. Hall, Il. s. DoDDns and family. Baltimorc--W.
Bins. Phi.adelnnia- S. Alexander, Mrs. How.
ara Helwlch, Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. W. Aill. Titan j..
Coney. Missourl-Wm. r. Beck. United States
Mr.. vesey. Rochester, n. Y.-Geo. r. Clark and
daughter, J. W. Pr1tchard. Geneva--G. w. Nicholas.
CincinnatiH.M M. Bugher NJ. Haistead, J. X. Mclean,
Myron Banning. Louisville, Ky-R. Lee Alexander,
dermcister Albany--6r. and. Mrs. Chas. S. Beicher
Mashington-Dr. II. A. Robbins. DR.. II. Lindsly
Miss Lindsy. Brooklyn-Mr ]. Il. Jewell. st. Louis.
Mol. NJ. Kenneth and family. Paris-Sneldon
Leayitt ana family. John W. Crane and family, Dr..
s. 5. Horror, Mr. and Mrs. De silver. Mr. ana Mrs
Roeioison, G.. Yates Gregson. Peru-Drs. +. j..
Brown and family. Jaffa PaleStine-John L. Hay.
inciana-J. G. Culberison. Oregon-T. Il. Wads-
worth. Lake Forest, Hi.-Simeon u. Williams, Miss
Williams.
AT THE PARIS OFFICE, FOR THE WEEK ENDING SEP
TEMBEI. is, 1870.
New York--S. wilkins Cragg. Chicago--J M DI-
rand Nathan Shclrard. Wilmington, n. C.-aeOrge
". kiduen.
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quently lived stopped At No. 134 Livingston street.
Brooklyn hut 1t seems she has not had any very per-
manent place OF abode. The statement In this suit
circulated that Mr.. Stoyer borrowed a ladys dia-
m0nds for the purpose OF procuring money for his
business IL simply ridiculous, MIR Slower. as has
already been intimatcd, being very wealthy gen
teInan, owning large real estate ana personal pro-
perry ana business interests both ia this city and IN
the suburbs, BESIDES several extensive plantations
In the South.
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Pcrscaal Notes.

Richard II. Dana has returned home from visit
10 scotland ana the Ilebrides.
Minister Morton Il ioriy-seven.
Charles sumner VIII lecture on the European war.
r. b. Phillips, who lately resigned his position az
General Manager OF the Lake Shore and Michigan
Southern Railroad. has been appointed General
superintendent OF the Central Pacific Railroad, vice
&. G Hammond.
The Syracuse JOn1nn, sars:-Admiral Porter Ia
likely to have strong opposition 10 his confirmation
III the senate, mainly from STAR officers, who think
he exercised unusual energy last spring to defeat the
bill giving them the same rank rs line officers.
The Chicago FOst asserts that Lee, who drew the
Crosby Opera House q lottery several years ago,
four brothers, all OF them In the same business
drawing. Three ol them, ike bln, draw houses;
one as house mover, the second as u tragcdan,
and tie third as an architect rnc fourth Is ii the
army, anu draws his sword ana his ratioa5.
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MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.


HAINES-BRYANr--On Tuesday. September ~. at
Evansville. KY. BY the Rev. Claude Martin, Il. $.
HAiNEs 10 JANE d. BRYANT both oi Elizabeth. n. J.
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ADJUSTMENTS.

NJ Sss srasses Isspssuu, announces sh lie las;
s0a ! atGE' GiiEisiiSA NILSSON.
AT sfkS"Af aA 6c "a h3f = H. STREET
Ts 9ca &c s s soasss
r on ER RYln oGr the eighth ,s s9pcst
ASs s. oSE akAso sitss ;,ss', cSsSsAr
NEXT aoSRSS e @ Sc5ooN
MISS SO al hahISssq ah f Il Tf XNssHhai
Sendnesr. Sic. BOSOM.
MAX NAkE aFhcish ' sSr 1iGgsr' Orchestra
ON Monday evening Mite NILSSON will sing
seena and Ara rhe King OF Thule" and the Jewel
S9a gNb ,ra INK Faas,;eapoa , a.,
osn.rs sSn Ca paes Trayia.a.
Reserved Seats *; "a each according to location
Reserved Seats TO Matinee W 49, Can be
GhNERAL NILSSON TICKET OFFICE,
Branch tste oss sc mn Mo- M snt also at No.
ia broadway. w.
NrIBLo's GARDEN.
FOURTH fsi' TE aia Gr PALMER
E ESFTa ffS SESs '''S' " f tS1$s
Tine yGsSS as on
's- a'n5 q 1ST Iysf Es SxS entitled the
in which, for the n''' 'ilne Z Id My York,
will sustain the character Of
II s scarcely Necessary to call attention. 70 tis beau,f
play since ~ st production has recognized the
masserp.e OF i.s accomplished author, no. only from It's
FINE DRAMATIC EFFECr AND STRONG
. CHARACTERIZATION
OF inc dramatis personm, but for the
.,. SUBLIME MORAL LESSON
INVOLVEMENT OF THE PLOT
DEVELOPMENT OF IS S IS y BEAUTIFUL DOMESTIC
IN oroer 70 present this drama with all possible e
'es' iS SEsa DE '
we management b1S to announce in addition the popular
THE FOLLOWING GREAT COMPANY
. FRANK LAWYER A. Fitzgerald, Theo. Hamilton, vning
Bowers q roster Mr. Robinson, H. A. Rcndlc l.. collsr,
&C.; Miss Virginia Buchanan, Mrs. Hind, &c.
LOTiA MAIiSEk SATURDAY,
TickETOf-LEANR MAN.
w ALLAcK'S.
Proprietor and Manager .......-.mr LEsfEp wALLAcx
AND UNTIL FURTHER NOTICE,
viii be presented saerldans comedy,
~ THE RIVALS,
NEW SCENERY.
COSTUMES
AND APPOINTMENTS.
Characters Ivy
NJ john sroughnm Mr. John Gilbert Mr. George Clarke,
Mr.. II. NJ. Holland. Mr.. w. J, Leonaro MIR. j Peck Miss
Madeline henrques, Miss Emily Meslayc Miss Helen racy
Miss Annie Dcland. -
Due VIII given Of the FRS, appearance of Mr.
Charles Fisher, M Owen Marowe, Mr. Charles Rockwe
Mr. NJ flanagan, Mrs Thomas Barry Miss Ellie Germon
Mrs. John Seton.
London with immense success, entitled "
THE TWO ROSES,
Is IN forward state OF preparation.
BOX BOOK NOW OPEN.
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49, 49, =
MARIE sEEBAcH's DRAMATIC SEASON.
s,1 sps q the sIs.
N0TIcEThe unprecedented success which has attended
the representations Of MARY STUART. 81
and a. the desire q hs sny who were Unable e
inanseement Is Induced 70 ann9anes
%NHN S hSfEh1 81 fp pSs This 3tEkn
20 EyERy NIGHT e ssss ~ Tuesa.,
ssRE SKsS . grand o. MA
22rphf9 y
s s,f r1s Sa ana Music
store ol Brosway and Fourteenth street Theatre vaera
n BSo attention VIII be given applications for free
WOODS MUSEUM, GEO. WOOD, pRopRIEroR
TOO pe'i Sosnsr s %s!Fd a ap g.
The Manager resose:tay annonaee, engagement with
Sss tSs %S,s Ss5sHais
EVERY &! :S5aas s. s.Tssk
r. MAGYAR CsAsDAs
Hnonn & ah 1850 - ~
By the fH%r is'sA psG Hsis%sS ss enlisted
To af s ~s /. as a ss ss'' The
Character. X linn, ~ kkhllns'f, Troupe
MONDAY, TUESDAY, WhpSfsDAy, THURSDAY Ase
The New Buricsque Eytravaganza on
Rip VAN MISkLE.
Characters by superior bnrcslue Company preceded By
the amusing farce OF
M29 bA OFT u @ Ct iA' e
5rn AVENUE THEATRE ,u
- Sole Lessee and Manager. ....:Mr. AUGUSrfN DALv
FOURTH WEEK
aud last but or
WiLKiE COLLINS
ROMANTIC
COMEDY
Real Life
"MAN AND WIFE"
FOURTH AND LAST MArNEE
"aAs ASp WIFE,
SATURDAY NEXT, at IL O'Clock.
CHARAcTEKs BY M. HARkISS, Mr. LEWI,, Mr.. DA-
viDGL Mr. poLx, Mr. rARkis, Mr; DE vERk, Mr.
SON. Nj. PIERCE, Miss CLARA MORRIS, Miss DAyEN-
PORT, KATE NEWTON, LINDA DEirL, Mrs.. GlLBERT
KATE CLAYTON, Mme. LEsDERRIER, Miss KELI1oaa.
Miss NORWOOD.
=. SEATS SECURED two weeks In advance
- IN REHEARSAL for early and brilliant revival
"TIfE HuNCHBACK," "IEiR AT LAW" aud LONDON
ASSURANCE" Due notice VIII be given OF the first
pcarance OF Miss AGNES ETHEL FANNY MORANT.
Miss NELLIE MORTIMER, Mrs. WINTER and Mr.. j. X.
-. IN PREPARATION FOR early production dramatixa-
ton Charles Dickens last novel, "fliE MYSTERY Or
EDWIN BROOD with orignl endng
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LLOCUTIoNl ELoCuTf0Ni ELoCUT1oN READING
lessons given dramatic and plain parlor reading by
teacher q; eSQsrienss, Addte" ELQCuIkoN. Herald
QuAss.
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pO0rHS THEATRE.
EIGHTH WEEK.
EVERY EVENING,
And SATURDAY MATINEE, ut IN o'clock,
Mr.. JOSEPH JEFFERSON
RIP VAN WINKLE
NOTIcF--In order to accommodate the deman NJ The
public tor places the box sheet will be omen -
TWO WEEKS IN ADVANCE
At tue theatre or mt its branch ticket Office music
store, III broadway. ~
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Prominent Departures,

Paymaster Williams, Paymaster Burnett Pay.
master Guild and Commodore PennocK, United
States Navy. left yesterday for Portland, Me.
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y OWEEi THEATRE.
ID ANOTHER GRAND SENSATION.
Engagement with the brilliant artist
Firs. nights the entirely drama, writ
ten by Sr. john de Bonay entitled
MARIETTA JARGTlNE,
The pride of The 18th
RAVEL, MARIETTA EAyEL
for few JARGTIEE--THE DANCING GIRL,
nights only. TUE RECRUIT and the
MEXICAN BOY.
NEW SCENERY, SUPERB MECHANICAL EFFECTS.
MOUNTIEGS, MUSIC. no.
DICK THE NEWSBOY
FRIDAY EVENING, BENEFIT OF MARIETTA EAvEI.
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A CADkMY OF MUSIC.
II FANNY JANAUSCHEK
II ENGLISH TRAGEDY,
MONDAY. October TO-
Under the management Of MI. AUGUsTfS DAILY
NILE. IA Nal sCHIK'S ROLES.
MONDAY, TUESDAY. "WEDNESDAY.
October 10, ii and i2.
DEbORA.
PROGRAMME THO RSDAY and FRIDAY EVENINGS
October ~ and Ia,
MARY STUART
OF SATURDAY MATINEE. October 15 at I.
DEBORA.
SATE RDAy EVENING, October H. At g.
THE CONE HERE,
n which Mile. JAEhU SCHEk will per.
senate THE DEBurANrE
FIRST WEEK. aud THE LADY OF LYONS.
Claude Henouc by Mr.. WALrRR
MONTGOMERY
Pauline by Miss AGNES ETHEL.
The casts of the will embrace Mr. Frederic RoDinsOu
Mark smith. D. Is. Sudcy j. X. Mortimer James Dunn. A
H. davenport j. j. Hind. Hiss Fanny Morant lone Burke,
Jennie Mortimer, Amy Ames, &C.
open academy or Music, Monday October
3 at A. M. seats, 81 no. Admission, 81 Faui
lily Circle, 80 cents Boxes ST, 20 and $40.
AIRS r. b. CONwAY,s PARK THEATRE BgooKLYn.
III MONDAY, Oct. $,
The beautiful and mcst gifted artistic.
Mrs. SCCfr-SIDDONS,
VIII appear that tMoNDAY evening as
PAULINE, IN THE LADY OF LYONS
Claude Melnotie. ............--Mr MI MAHk baTES
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"a THEATRE COMIoUF.
OH. Broadway, opposite 81. Nicholas
is.o MONDAY. oCIoBIR B. is:o.
GRAND OPENING. GRAND Of'RNING.
FALL. AND WINTER SEASON.
FALL. AND WINTER SEASON.
ENTIRELY NbW FEATURES ISAuINkATED
DOUBLED ITS ATTRACTIONS.
Ard now presents Company without any precedent the
annals Rmuscmens.
NEW STARS AND OLD FAvoRITEs
A few or the names we give
Miss EMMA GRATTAN,
the great Burlesquc Actress.
LEW RATHER, LEW RATHER,
the famous California Comedian.
TIE GREAT PANTOMlME AND BALLET TROUPE.
CHAs. ABBOTT. MONS. GROSsl,
Tae grea; Trick clown. Mai,re de Ballet
Mile. AUGUSTA
Mile. vENTuROLI,
Mile. MAZZERI.
Tbr great Star Premlers
CHAS. WHITE GEO. H. GOES, JAS. MANIFOLD.
J. G. STEWART. PARKHURsr AND COLLINS
The leading Negro Comedians Of the day.
Together with stock Company OF Artists which cannot %
excccd for sterling merit For programme OF performance
see bills OF the day Change OF tme-Doors open at oe
Curtain rises at tx o'clock. Box ONCE open daily Seats
cured elk days In advance Noce-The most exravszant
novelties ia preparation.
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AMUsEMKNTs.

AmUSEMENTSs
GRAND OPERA HOUSE.
~ corner Of Twenty third street and Eighth avenue
snMEn fish; Proprietor
= THE CLIMAX OF SLUGGISH $500. .an'Sof
THE CLIMAX OF SUCCESS.
THE CLIMAX OF SUCCESS
OPERA BoUFFE TROUPE
OPERA BOuFFE TROUPE.
OPERA BOUFfE TROUPE.
Enthustnso reception OF the celebrated
LEA SILLY
LEA SILLY
LEA SiI.i.Y
CEiINE MONrALAND
CELINE MONTsLAND.
CElINE MONTALAND
Pronounced success of lIerves popular chef d'mggre
III PETIT FAUST,
LIZ PETIT FAUST,
LIS PETIT FAUST,
produced with new ana magnificent scenery dresses an
goih,,msnts ana mover mechanical appliances
Nfe LEA
Marguerite. .........-...,.. Nine cELINE MONrAIAND
AZ IAlSINS
Naientin NJ HlTTEMANS
FAusrs scHooLRooM DAYTON
GARDEN cHAMrETRE.. ............ MARsToN
Act Ill Tlbieaul
MARGUERIrES BOuDOIR ......... ............DAlTo
100 Act H. Tabieau2.
An effort OF art which the management feel JUSTIFIED
pronouncing
THE FINEST SCENIC PRODUCTION EVER EXHIBITED
ON ANY STAGE.
EVERY EVENING AND SATURDAY MAIN AriNi e. II
Seats secured ten days advance the Office $50 nj
Schlrmers, 10i broadway, Eiie Railway T,cke, Office
corner Iwenty-thrd street and Broadway.
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1,REyoR's LYRIC HALL, 7xs SIXTH AvENUE.
i IL open for Balls, Concerts, Weddings, &C.,
al greatly reduced prices.
Llrc ual s4spASSss v e!sxA2sq nj asRsgS ia Wy ctr
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-04-12
Bring it Back!

LAST DECEMBER, A FEW DAYS AFTER
Ia the drst earthquake shock In Gold Hill,
SOMEBODY borrowed Q copy Of the "Ameri.
can Cyclopcdia" ffom tho NEws once, and up
10 this date has failed TO return Il II was tho
n the Aforesaid borrower docs NOT return II. wo
shall publish his name. (This advertisement is
ordered In the NEWS untiihe returns the b0ok.l
PROPRIETOR OF TIE NEWS.
Gold Hill, March sth, 1870. q. mhSu