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The Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1869-1872, 1870-01-22

TnE Knoxville (Tennnessee) Wing predicts
fierce warfare between the East and the
West on the tariff question. 1t says:
The Western people feel sensibly tho wrongs
inflicted upon them. We have heard tho low
growl of the lion, directly you will hear the
deafening roar.
The Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1869-1872, 1870-01-22

TnE friends Of John u. Weller, says mn OK
change, in California, aud wo may call them
legion, will bo pleased TO hear that no flour
ishing greenly, and prncticing his profession
successfully, in New Orleans.
The Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1869-1872, 1870-01-22

A Hartford bridegroom. on seeing the
brides night gown, night cap, and other in
struments of torture, took laudanum and
tried to get out of it, but she stomnch-pumpcd
him and brought him TO time. She said no
man was going back on her in that way.
The Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1869-1872, 1870-01-22

FAMILIES of real position nrc not jealous of
IL; but upstairs are constantly guarding their
rospoctability.
The Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1869-1872, 1870-01-22


The ERISG-EDwARDs AND CoLLYER MATCHED.
Some weeks since. Billy Edwards, not
ed pngilist of this city, challenged any man
IN the country to fight him at l24 pounds for
$1,000 and the lightweight championship.
Sam Collyer, Of Baltimore, whom Edwards
once defeated, desirous of another trial of en-
durance and skill, accepted the challenge and
offered to toss for choice of ground. Edwards,
fearful of foul play in case he should lose the
toss and have 10 fight in Virginia, would only
consent to ground within four hundred miles
west Of New York. Collycr did not like this.
but being very anxious to fight, finally came
TO terms, and on Saturday last signed articles
to fight on Wednesday, the ID of March, and
a forfeit was put UP i'll Frank Queens hands.
Edwards will go into training in few DAYS
near McComb's = dam, with DOoney Harris as
adviser and tutor. Collyer's hackers are in
Baltimore and Brooklyn, while Edwards has
the support of Wall street broker aud sport
ing man III Elmyra. Both men have improved
since their last encounter, and the coming
fight will he lively one. The first mill between
these men came off at Cone river, Virginia, for
$1,000 "A side, and Edwards was victor III forty
seven rounds-time one hour and forty seven
minutes. Collyer has had much the most
ring experience, but the New Yorker is said to
possess enormous powers of endurance, added
to great skill and science. st. louis Democrat.
The Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1869-1872, 1870-01-22

JAPANESE CusroMs.-In neatness, saws Pro
lessor Pumpelly, DO not believe that the
Japanese -re surpassed by any people; and il
Cleanliness is next to godliness, certainly
the daily Parboiling to which every one Of the
population submits himself may go far to-
ward absolying them from other sims Every
house has its bath-a simple tub large enough
To allow one to sit down with knees doubled
copper tube passing through the water at
one end, and having the bottom perforated
for draught, contains little burning char
coal, which soon heats the bath. Toward
evening this is warmed, and the household.
beginning with the mnster and ending with
the servants, take their turns
Although every house has its tub the towns
abound in public baths, where, for tribe,
q more luxurious scrubbing can be had And
these public places are an institution of the
country quite as remarkable as any other.
There Is . door marked for men, and one
for women but this distinction ends after
crossing the threshold, for, on entering men.
women, and children are seen scrubbing each
other, enjoying cold and hot douches, and
making II perfect Babel of the room with
their loud chattering and laughter ~ .
This custom, shocking as it seems to n Euro
pean, appears to be perfectly compatible with
Japanese ideas Of mOdesty and propriety, and
Japanese lady of undoubted virtue finds moth
ing wrong i'll the practice. 1 shall long re-
member an incident which convinced Inc of
the truth OF TINS statement. During my stay
at one OF the mines on fesso, where there is
a hot spring, went one evening with the Of
hcers of our staff TO take bath. The small
spring-house had an outer room for miners
and servants, and an inner compartment for
the officers and their famlies; but this divis-
ion was only above the water. which ran from
the spring into box about three feet long.
AS We entered the inner compartment, we
found the wife Of an officer bathing with her
children. Before l had time to withdraw, the
lady came out; and, politely offering us the
bath, remarked, that as there would not be
room for us all, she would 90 with her children
to the other compartment. The whole thing
was done so gracefully, aud without the
slightest embarrassment on her part, that l
began 10 wonder from what direction would
come the next shock to preconceived ideas OF
propriety. HOni soft 9,i mdily penSe is per-
haps as applicable in japanese public bath
as in the galleries of sculpture of the Vatican.
The Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1869-1872, 1870-01-22

Mississippi negro worked on shares. but
got muffin" because, yaid he, III worked for
do seventh, and wo only made do fifth--crop
short
New-York tribune., 1870-01-05
SHIPPING INTELLIGENCK.
PORT OF sEw.roRE..."..................JaupaJ
CLIAREII.


teaushsNauAattau, FORSYTH, Liverpool Nemesis ln- lfF.
~ porautuce Jackson, P0rtt7Punce Ng0. LAkeY
Sarauuah; Niagara Basmau, RshmtId; GsucIs valdez Eotu
Farrarks Moore. NgtOu InaTleh.oD, Btuy thbtoli LI
nette Doa0e. Philadelphia
Bsls-EHabstb A,g Genoa; c. F. Pey Linne Rosario Tsay
Morse Portland.
uilrI. 4 fITct;a. Dglve tleuiIsgC-
Srsra-J W Natlrd Potter Spentefs Island, " s. KaLe
Steeiuau Baum0-e {. Camyut Deuus5u, Mobile p,a fs
nv savanna Maria Gage, shepard Claretou Is',cT Ho-ges
Keabern, N.C.i Wttllil RsSno.Js, Providence
ARRIVED.
SteAmshp City o. Baltimore JoE LtPoo Dec 1j AID -le1s
town 2;tt. With utse. aii pass
Steamship san salvador Ntters0n Savannah, ndse and
steamship Montgomery. Farrioth sayataat. ntse and
Steamship MauhAtag WoOIl1- Charleston. ndse tad tas..
Brg CatagLa Evcrrer, Sasauarh - Gays. lumber
Irg Kate Fistsr. FloAe;t IL kt0etbpUd fOr Portland
Eng AbbO 90 L'eTyVO " 81 CfoweI Demea 10 Gays,
Sel Line MAJOR o' wiator) Giles. n days yellow
pre r-,- .,...-
" riies and
Sc.r D. Dawson. Smith Virginia
sCaooS sRs-tiyxE
Iienr.etta. Erzahstuio-,. John Mile. Baltimore.
+. Gilman. Philadelphia. flsau, Phi adrirIl
Eirgla Pa ai-i ,lia. Hf Dennis. Pa 8iC pliL
LaiL lSlL Pi.aitylls o. i4nun PL. .le yAs.
DOMESTIC PORTS.
BOsTON Jgu. seatDIs ALEXANDRA from ygruab Ne
DOu Nrw lOfL
FOREIGN PORTS.
4Ile ttesmsbD AtaaB from New l0rk, arrived
here yesteria 70 Lot l0u.
LoNDOSD the teamsbD Morhyab from Portland
srr'ed at th port yesterday on her 10 Liverpool
New-York tribune., 1870-01-05
THE COMMERCIAL TRAVELLERS.

A meeting of the Society of Commercial
Travellers was held yesterday at the AsOr House, to
elect officers for the ensuing year. The NccGeS0eut
Mr. NJ. VI. HuTd presided The Committee on Per
manent Organization failing to make any report ai;er
having considered the subject for long tmc it was on
motion of Mr Hurd resolved, that the officers OF TINS
socety for ensuing year shall consist of President
Two Vice Presidents, "a Secretary, treasure, aua m
Executive Committee Of The following uhCtts we're
then elected: President, Mr.. Charles ". Ru...Ii Ist
Vlce.P Presdeht Mr. s. A. Hanes Second VicePrcsdcut;
Mr.. James Bukt; secretary, MIR W. G.. SmytAc;
Treasurer Mr.. "a VI. uuId; Executive Committee
NJ. ]. Fogerts. D. c. MuillRau, K. W. Champion. The
mestuc largely attended and several persons joined
the organization Previous 10 the election Of Circcr,
there was desultoTy and somewhat acrimonious debate
between three four persons the subject OF pcrW
neut organization The Society T. prosperous cuun
ton and the members expect be able To contest sur
ecssfuy the which th6y have on appeal Ic the
United States Supreme Court questioning the LEGALITY OF
special and licenses. which imposed upon
U1eni lL certain states and cities.
New-York tribune., 1870-01-05
FIRES N BROOKLYN.

Shortly before o'clock yesterday morning
Gre was discovered iu the reestory brick building 80
IO4 Fultou.st occupied by r. J. Powell mauUflctory
Of tn-ware and housefunishing goods. The cause is az
present unknown The loss building and stock is est
mated al $1,000 The principal damage was Dy water
Tie owner Is Mr. Powell whose loss covered by iu,uI-
Rnce in the Continental Company Of NewGOrk, PLeAiN
Of Brooklyn, Etna and city Of Hartford, conn., ana
Greenwich OF NeW-YOik CIty.
The upper part Of the frame building owned by Ny
Lucas Margududt corner Of UNOuave and e-eroirsts
T. D. was by the upsetiug Of kerosene lamp vest --
day morning damaged to the extent OF $500 Covered Dy
iu the W.lIamsburgL City Company.
New-York tribune., 1870-01-05
REAL ESTATE.
EEw.YoRK. Tuesday. Jan. 4. 1870.

hEW-foRK, Tuesday, Jan. 4, 1870.
The following statistics of building in Phila-
dephia from 1865 to 1869 inclusive viii be found very In
structve: In 1885, permits for 2o24 buildings were
issued In that city, in 1885, permits for 275 in 1857 per-
mts fore,T7s In 1863 permits for I7o and in 1869,
mits for 6,4si These agures show rapid and steady
annual increase In NewYork. In 1865, l.190 build
lnes were commenced in 1905, 1910; in 1867 735; in
1863 9l2 and In 1852 permits issued for 233 which
number probably somewhat exceeds the number actually
commend. IL will be noticed that the increase In New
YORK though Marked has not kept pace with that OF
Philadelphia. The following table shows the character
OF the principal buildings erected In Philadelphia during
the fyo
New-York tribune., 1870-01-05
cRoToN AQUEDUCT DEPARTMENT.


This is an increase Of $ll5 70 over the aggregate OF
1865 -, -. ,,.s ~
Carmausve for the supply OF water TO that teeuon oi
The cify are rapidly approaching completion The con-
structon OF the embankment for the new storage re
yoir i'm Putnam County has progressed favoraby Ihc
completion Of this work Will furnish reserve supply o
sOcOOOOOOO gallons sufficient as ~ is oeneNeu 20
maintain the usual daily supply during seasons oi
drouth An unusually large number OF contracts
have been made for the construction OF new souebOck
Belganl payements The following new forms OF pdteh'
paveneuts were ordered to be laid by the Common COu
cil Vlz: The Ncoseu pavement ttrst laid III 1860, the
Stafford pavement. the McGOnegal pavement, the STOW
foundation pavement, the Brown and Miller pavement
the Robbins preserved wood pavement the FISK concrete
pavement, and the seCly patent concrete pavement
Contracts have been made for lG TO miles or new sew
ers During the year there were constructed more tah
IS miles OF sewerage, street basins, and 4Oo e
feet of culvers The Board claim that the use ot pe
sewers Is iushed the ground Of much greater econ
Omy only the first cost of construction, bat aso
the subsequent cost OF cleansing ana repairing lntF
also claim That they efficient IN iheir action lHey
report that the underground excavation IN BtOa0WHN 7"
which the attention OF the public has been recently d
rected the work OF the Beach Pneumatic Transit Iou
pany authorized by the Legislatures OF 1868 ana lty 10
lay their tubes eXpermentdy from Warrer-st 10 With
200 feet Of CedaI-st and tnat the Company are LoW
prosecuting this work.
New-York tribune., 1870-01-05
j9rofssioral aotitts.


CLINICAL CASES CONTINUED.-Judge
c1 of Impoenty structures and atty enlarged Prostate
by uuslcc treatment By others lie ctme lO
10 MAC. himself under Iowa. Dee. Wt6.
Dr. Ltuoyr az BruadUIy GeV-Yok: The difficulty has Yielded
The contest old serpent disease, snt 'uuou but am
drvouty thankful speI u utterly Come o West aud
see glorious country sId gr patient j. W. on bis home
called q r me- He aeiteI with treatment BIS and
taxes life partner from bert L.
Total lrroe8ry Cured-TRIyoLI H. Aug, 1855 T. writes r
completing Lrure Well, Dr. thought bad forgot
Won DO lmg Of the for ao0y uuder heaven
bnt mg mother did such M have fearet would
give up sponge but didn't know then IS do
we'll adhesive. shall out Of debt
though: herein will fH a draft Tor 40
nR. OLIN, 27 nnd-st,, New York, OF Union
~ vide reputation Ofcs. Ta,rs, reception wsitug, nursing
aud etnz INST complete 10 America Fees Moderate
Board ~ Everybody send stamps for pamphlet Thou
from State cured annually matter ~ho
failed State come bis opuon costs nothing
nR HUNTER, J6 Bond-st., one door from
IL Bosgry ate and Or nearly 90 No. Dsousl
cure sses without mercury shorter time than
physician. cbIHr. Consultation anl medicine, 50
nR, HUNTERS BOTANIC CORDIAL
~ restores oh in week. gives health and strength to
tie most debrl - pint bole 30 Boudst Book
yous deblHty 20 wages, zrais.
nR. LEWIS, No. Bcach-St makes n speciality
~ otreating without mercury Those afflicted should be
careful 70 par The bL has gyeu bis attention to al
diseases br be- last 20 Teas m NeS-lors cts.
New-York tribune., 1870-01-05

fact that the circulation Of indecent publications was pc
pomng very general aud that law had been psseu Dy
me legislature restricting IL under heavy pehhess
rbere were ne said in the County jail ten
ING their action, two Of whom were charged win noun. ho
rde In their Investigations, II they should DC III uouus
uhether the crime with which prisoner was ohh.eeu
we're Of higher or a lower grade, they should nn9 M al
Indictment for the higher crine, leaving TO the
10 decide at the trial whether the prisoner were gum!
EuCh crime.
New-York tribune., 1870-01-05
1869. Isss. Isaz. 1866. D

y
The widely different character Of tho dwellings from
those erected this city is especially worthy OF notice
In Chicago, $50 buildings were erected In 1862 OF
which 992 constructed Of nothing substantial
than wood. We astOnshed that the Chicago papers
did the modesty to conceal this fact. or the
residue built Of brick and 2l9 with stone fronts
lAkeview.ave., from Marketst. to the boundary OF
Cedar Lawn Cemetery is being graded at the expense OF
the Lakeview Company. The Erie Railway Company Is
building depot between Clifton and Passacsts. oppO
site the Conkng property This will be five stations
VIII I'M
New-York tribune., 1870-01-05
v-,vs PACKAGES FOR THE PRESS.

Cartsu yufssrs por rsqre"f
Se.yer aca-rs 'lt EtWlOrk Associated Press .r 10
persons tIHr- the vuveu fatly Of j. W. SMoaoa "en~'A
Agent News packages The Jou0i CI Commerce Iis lib fl
HorR Sl1 Eq,rsss EtssJ I.s Commercial .f .! a.tt5
Z,y Yorker Bsgotral Should also be delivered orT 30
L. n..--DL
New-York tribune., 1870-01-05
p1ksENnFPS AppLHEn

PROM LIVERPOOL Dec 93Iu steamship city Of B r.
Srtyer Miss Doo Nr kecd Fy, se Aoi child John he4i Ar'
Best Alexander poucn CLARK FsLeT Walter Brown, ttu4 :.
st fred l. N.er.ge Geo Dougsu e. 'fe' % -
Is Palmer. Nj Bl1IlaIu, Mr. Cyrus
FROM SAVANNAH Jsu lin staIthp MOLtsUmtff--i Russell
worm. h. Natery Angus NcDoLaA
Il steamship Sa.ra-0r--Nr. Bsuknau T. j. BTogt.
New-York tribune., 1870-01-05

All who have real estate for sale or TO let,
and those desiring 10 purchase rent such property
VIII find their interest to advertise IN TIE TRIBUNE
Its aggregate circulation exceeds that OF any otner news
paper. and in addition this advantage THE tribune
will found only NewY ork and all its cities and
villages but every State and Territory throughout the
Union. The advertisement should be az brief as VIII
allow of the advantages claimed being made clear to the
reader We would especially dwell on the fact that the
subscribers for the three editions OF THE TRIBUNE. Daily
Semi Weekly and Weekly comprise individuals In every
business professOni consequently advertisements in eaon
are read By all classes THE TRIBUNE devotes especial
attention 20 reports OF sales Of real estate both in city
and country thus adding greatly 10 tile value OF its col
umns as an advertising medium The charges for adver
tlsng are as follows DAILY TRIBUNE IS cents per line
for each insertion. WEEKLY TRIBUNE 81 per line; sAM
WEEKLY TRIBUNE 25 per nne About ten words Of
our wide columns line. Terms cash IN advance
New-York tribune., 1870-01-05
6itu Gral G;statr for Salr.

A FOUR-STORY, BROWN-STONE HOUSE
~ ip Harlem TO EXCHANGE for unrrmheei lots Brouky1
~. A. EULAND Co, 5 Bsekmsn-'t. y l.
VITY and COUNTRY DWELLlNGS.-Sce
,,1rp STANLEY DAY. 80 Broadway.
NOR SALE-A new 3-stOry, basement and
.uIcear Philadelphia brick HOUSE, 2H3, on eru near
Traukin. ~ A. rutland Co.. Beekmin-it y \.
G,TORAGE STORES for SALE OF to LET
, The Granite Nos aud Atlantic Dock fronting hast River,
Joining Hamilton Ferry. Apply to WN n CiARK ~ Nlh4InsL
HOUSES aud LOTS.-See descriptive price
list free upon application mailed receipt ofstamp STAN
LEY DAY, glj Broadway
New-York tribune., 1870-01-05
Sutton Sails Of RsaI 6statt.
j. JosSsos, IT,, Auctionesr
DY NS0N IL MILLER,
ID AUCTI0NERRs AND

J. JOBNsoNt lr, huctonesr.
DY JOHNSON IL MILLER,
ID AUCTfONBBRs AND
REAL ESTATE BROKERS',
No. 10 NIssLUsr. CEblKsT., hEwfoRE
Oily Residences Stores Lo County Sssi and Farms bought ,od
rented exchanged Loans Negotiated Acou Sales Of Furniture he
TRINITY SCHOOL LEASES at AUCTION
ANTHONY j. BLBBCKER. SON L Go. will sell by auction
THURSDAY JAN 2 at the Exchange sasrooms No Ill BoadHay
u o'clock - LEASES Of desirable Building Lots Of the
property Of the New York Protestant Episcopal Public school, lying
both sides Of 18th aud 0h between FIRST and second aud
both sides Of frsiave., between 18th and 8stsis.
The
and 59hst which feet VIDE paved Begaa
pavement, aud has the Croion water.
The three Of q each the lessons
serving option purchase the buildings VI each term
oep the last valuation be 6Ird BY baon
lease rental Of similar but the
are TO be for less than the original rent
The leases will coetan restrictions sgs all nussne' and the
hind Of buildings be erected will be offered minimum
each lot at which advance which be hd twill be
struck down.
blank Of the leases be the OGce Of the autons
They will be offered follows
W. 7gh-st and lstaye. $3.50
Lots either side of 19ht. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. $50
~ W. cor OF 6Othst and staye at............... JU
Lots adlolBng, 20
either side Of 60h-st, a..............,..... IT'S
Lots N. i. cor Of Sth-st and lstsye, at...".... 800
Adjoining lot 10
Maps at n CedarsL
New-York tribune., 1870-01-05

NlNtATURB ALMANAC.
SIM rsss....:2J ss7l Moon g
Cows Ul Hell Gate I1
New-York tribune., 1870-01-05
4. MEEwS Aucuoneer
DY BANGS, MERWlN u Co., Broadway, cor
~ Of Ro-k. Mar. of AT Fanoy Good, Flrn e.Ac

GEO A.. LEAvIrr Auctouser
DOOK TRADE SALE ROOMS, CLINTON
I'D HALL, Asorpaee. aui Eigh1si. LBAyIrr STREBEIGH
Co CogslGvxzSr. LBR,Rgs CArILoGUED ASD SoLD.
THURSDAY EVENING Jan. O'Clock sale Of FINE col
LECTION or BOOKS omuUgng portous OF yye brAnes con
sstng large MSC &LLANBOUS BOOKS IN various de-
pster of literature Catalogues Books exhibition
SATURDAY EVENING Jan g. O'Clock. se II COLLECTION
HOOkS large assortment Of STANDARD aud MIS-
CELLANEOus BOOKS, THEOLOGICAL WORKS, Se, &c Caia
logues ready.
MOSDAY EVENING jan ~ = o'clock sale n FINE COLLEC
OF PORTEAlTS puZ over 1000 punts framed and not
framed; number n vaihs autographs &C. &c. See Catalogues
DY HENRY II. LEEDS & MINER.-IlENRY
~ H. LEEDS. AuctOlre Sasrons Nos % ChambeIs and ~
RraIr-.ts At Galleries. el7 and 8.9 Broadway
THURSDAY Jan b. 1870 at lnl o'clock az their sesooms Nos
q5 Chamber, ard II s-ie AZ ASSORTMENT Of HOUSEHOLD
FURNITUkR OH PAINTINGS Sc dle Bankers safe WITH
inside safe buItr nroo cost originally ~J5 made ~
also secondhand safe ~ lille aud one dlo ny Herring
m be sod q, y o'clock Also hoar. several r. ". and Mig
fame Grand AMI Square Planes, Mc.o!fous, Sc.
New-York tribune., 1870-01-05
situutions Wauito-- fmalfs.
Situaii0ns GlantfS -5flalis.

4 YOUNG MAN, a good BoOkkeeper, desires
~ sITUATION In auy cspaclv Parties desiring the exclusive
services Bokkepe bve their books posted and balanced at
erv m all rteue Ocd puWan accountant With uueIcepuon
references. Address G. o. b.. Tribune OAce
SITUATION WANTED--As light PORTER
y or otherwise by industrious active aDd reliable YOUNG MAN
the city uoTougAy wei TueEueai wages DO
OBJECT. Address r. T., Tnbute OHce
lob PRINTERS.-Ali first class JOB PRINTER
- desires STEADY SITUATION Cool recommendations gwen Ad
dress JOHN CAKEINGTON. Tribune OGce.
New-York tribune., 1870-01-05
Sunsrs anh farms IanttS.

WANTED-A small COTTAGE, from the
Nav within 2o miles Of Yorh Address
With full particulars for three hs JARVIS, station o.
New York
New-York tribune., 1870-01-05
Smustmfnfs.

WALLACK~.
w Proprietor and Msrsssr......sr LESTER wALLAck
BRILLIANT PRJGsamhE oS SovKifY AND VARIETY
THIS Cs.r.e.er, by Mr. Lester w.rs,k Mr. John Ge.r,
fH q 4iSs NJ T. S'is.t .s. sa NJ @stS Fo%
PsRE s,nss ss'i a Is s.Ss Si s.. Fanny @ S' s:ss
FRIDAY t5h ims) wfLD OATS
SATURDAY 18th huel, CENTRAL PARK,
On MONDAY p.I jar TO- will ss prOdus ,nsr pp..
Non With ,esaev ippout@eOI and costumes Mr. T. W.
R'O'r''0A' in' Military Or'm' orDs
SCHOOL, and LOST AT sgs, in .etir, preparation.
OLYMPIC THEATER.
W ENTHUSIASTIC RECEPTION oP
MRsr MATINEE FIRST MATINEE
T5E T5S wsITTSS wsITTSS OF 0S THE THE Wall WatI-
FhRSGSS1s oR pIfc uMqTIhR' ......."GEo FOX
u, sTpGsss y the F.ls ss 1Ss rs.T,n
'''''''' Longnors' vef'oo Wight Noble. 1c
'" 'i" NOVEL MECHANICAL EFFECTS
introducing to the sqdsns. ,,o,,s ,on,, v..v
SE9 SE9 I. / E9xs E9xs NOBEL NOBEL EaRM. yARM
NEW-YORK CIRCUS,
~ fourteeDthst opposite Academy of Music ,oo,
'w,iii;Trii;NRfiEss AZ n
WEDNESDAY wEDN AND % SATURDAY.
THg CHARMING FAIRY SPECTACLE
CINDERELLA;
Or the LTIIS GLASS SLIPPER.
TRoTgE or sixty LITTLE CHILDDsES, CHILD
RHaRaTT,2s Asp SP h52SESTR HEaS
or SURPRISING BRILLIASCY,
IScoaPARABLE CIRCUS COMPANY.
Adhesion Soc children under 10 25 To reserved seats 75c
EIFTH- H-AVENUE ETHEATER Twenty fourth
st., door from Broadway Every night ats s,, r,,v
ToSIGHT (Wedns.iayj-BBSBPiT or E. h. DAVENPORT and
'@"'"S wAy tn ply m DFpTS
THgRSDAYTGHE I;,I ,G BTS9B0Df 81 30 Tremendous h't
SATURDAY-THB BUSY BODY. Levi, As Marriott
Jaa sTRFoIIVE isT LOdASs AMERICAN COMEDY
A CADEMY OF MUSIC-HERRMANN.
POSITIVELY LAST NIGHT OF T SsEAT HERMANN
AypMNR aERRMISS F6s ThE last TINE
LAST NiGHT - '''-.'O LAST NIGHT.
OF HBRRHANN PRESrlDGuATEuR
Tickets sold a; sehiraer's sud Academy
PHILHARMONIC. SOCIETY,"
cEEERS SEERSG GqIG5FE RETTlES TAIFFP1I FF6AY ' js
. u ACADEMY OF MUSIC
''> CARL BERG MANN, Conductor
HERs r ohE NIrgS ggLL
R. OGDEN DOREMUs. NJ. D., President
| rVIAMNANY. ~ Y. a. Co.
4 1''' ANNIVERSARY WEEK. -. -.
nIS4T ISNG sHd Sd E5i TX FSTaF 6hS9 F MSSsE
DICKEY New Farce THE HGHWhMANS HOLD Az, Pafhers
Hercules Arizona Punch and Judy SH ILeate open
! ADMISSION. FIFTY CENTS. MATINEE SATURDAYS
| DROF DOREMUSs LECTURE.
| A MAGNIFICENT EXPERIMENTS.
AT !. NJ. c. A.,
| Corner Of FouTth.aTe. and TNeuty-th'rt-st
FRIDAY EVENINGS COure tickets reserved sea &c.
Rooms Music Stores Broadway Seats
must be selected from plan at Association Rooms
| GRAND CONCERT-At the Murray Hill
NJ Bapi,t Chapel Lerugtonave Tb,rtyseyenI, WE'D
NESDAY EVEElHG Jan The following distinguished artists have
volunteered Miss Agnes PeBg Opauo Miss Laura
Perrpg coutao. reang Sadie Cole; Mr. Harry Saderon
pu.t Peung tenor Edwin Aarsdn tsnori nusayu'
Sorhrnp baritone Conductor Mr. Ernest Perrug hdmissu 81
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New-York tribune., 1870-01-05
Salfs bp Station.

A RTISTS' SALE of Grand Oil PAINTINGS
~ AUCTION the Someryle Gallery, 50 Fihave, Jan IA,
evening The naie by Nj Wust
sjouru Northern Euope Will be SOLD as above
they Many Of works unusual
rIcreuce and have exhibitions abroad
durrg several Seasons well worthy the distinction
NJ Wut The go medals of Belgium and
oaud awarded 1866 Several GHe works Of Mr. Me"ks are
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New-York tribune., 1870-01-05
COURT CALENDARs-THIs DAY.

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s,psKNH CougT--GENERAL TERN-Preieued
Mckinley sgt Lamb aud r. H.ip the matter VI O'''
New-York tribune., 1870-01-05
Guyartnsrsbip 9utitss.

GO-PARTNERSHIP.-T business hereto
FOR. conducted by H. C. WATERBURY will from this date be con
tpuei by The undersigned under of WATERBURY
SIN -EerYork ian 1 1870 :. WATERBURY.
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