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been such as to show him unworthy of a
seat in the House of Representatives,
and therefore Is condemned as conduct
unworthy a representative of the peO-
pie" The House then went into CON-
mittee on the Legislative Appropriation
bill. The committee reported the entire
bill 10 the House. All the amendments
were agreed to i'm bulk, except that APP
propriating S9l 900 for a mint at Carson
City, Nevada, and that appropriating
$4,000 for the Bureau of Education, on
which separate votes were asked. With
out dispOSing of these he House adj
jOurned.
The Court of Claims has rendered a
Judgment in the case of Bersheimer
Brothers, of New York for SIS. 900,
against the United States, for the pro-
ceeds of cotton taken at Savannah. This
is the largest judgment vel awarded in
that Court.
Feb. Is. In the Senate, bills were in
troduced tn divide the State ofTexaS, into
three parts, to be called the State of Texas,
and the Territories of Jefferson and Mata
gorda; also, a bill to provide a TerItor-
ial Government for the District of Column
bia; a disability bill; also a ball to pre-
vent prize fighting. United States Courts
are to fine and impriSOn for W years,
prize fighters, seconds and surgeons. The
hour expired, and the case ofMr. Revels
came up. A political debate followed.
Finally, by a strict party vote of 4S to s,
he was sworn IL. He tOOk his seat, and
the Senate adjourned till Monday.
In the House bills were introduced to
encourage the building of iron steam
ships, promote commerce and carrying
the United States mails; TO establish a
national system of education, a reSolu-
ton of inquiry, relative to fruit distilla-
ton, was adopted. The Committee on
Elections was discharged from cunsidera-
ton of the case of Hamil, of Maryland,
the charges not being sustained. A me-
mortal for the celebration of the centen-
NAL Of American independence was pre-
scented. A bill TO admit Georgia was re-
ported, and recOmmitted. 4 large num-
Der of private bills were also disposed of.
4 resolution of inquiry was adopted asto
whether any officer of the army or navy
the War or Navy Departments are
mixed up in the sale of cadetships. The
House voted on the amendments to the
Legislative Appropriation bill, reserved
Thursday. Both were adopted. The
House went into Committee of he Whole
the Indian Appropriation bill, appro-
priating SS,lSS,9S5 A lengthy discussion
arose, in which the massacre of Indian
women and children by Colonel Baker
was severely condemned.
Feb. d. Senator Revels visited the
to-day, arranged his desk, drew
stationary and duly installed himself As
an occupant of the Senate Chamber.
The first letter, with the frank OF a ne
gro, was dropped in the Capitol Post
office Many remarked, on hearing Of.
it, the change since it was against the law
for acolored man to carry the mails, and
was made to the fact that a
could not, by the regulations of
Congress, enter the Capitol grounds.
The Committee on the Gold Conspira-
cy listened to the conclusion of the re-
port, to-day, and, with the exception of
me or two points, which went over till
Monday, 1t was adopted.
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,.l conomy Is Wealh.D--Franklln.

WHY will people pay $50 or more for a Sslr-
w ing Mqehile when 81 will buy one h
complete with Table, constructed upon en-
trey new and practical principles, runs by
friction, and excels all Others2 These cele-
brated Machines, Nlly HeeRsed, are intended
for poor people who want to savetime, labor
and money. Agents Wanted. Machines sent
10 Agents and 0tren array TO needy families.
For circulars and reduced prices. address J.
C. Otis q Co.. rankin and 3.
u. Co, Box 3gT, Boston. Mass.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1870-03-02

The Hon. Anson Burlingame, Minis
ter Plenipotentiary Of the Chinese EN-
pire to the powers which had treaties
with b Imperial Government, died at
st. Petersburg on the odd instant, at the
age of forty-seven. A brief, but bril-
liant career has thus ended. Regrets for
what he might have accomplished will
be mingled with sorrow for his early
death and appreciation of the many serv-
ices which he had rendered in the cause
Of civilization and liberty.
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1.-THE cuRsE OF LEGISLATION"

1.-THE CURSE OF LEGISLATION"
Under this heading the State Jour
nal says that "the curse of legislation
is that there is too much of it," and
adds:
The Honorable POdijah p. Peasley,
from POdunk, feels that he must make
his mark on the legislation of the Pc
riod. The eyes of POdunk are upon
Peasley, and he is expected to add
something to the statute book. II fine
sits his way through the session, like
a nan of sense, proposing 10 amend
ment to the code, doing nothing to
disturb the rule of SUGGESTIONS and in
heritance, and making no effort TO
turn the divorce laws of last winter
into bastardy and f~OrnicatiOn for next
winter, Podunk is dissatisfied, and
will spew him out. The ambitious
and oratoricaI young Blow V. Ator
will be his successor, and Peasley may
retire to his pillow, if he has one.
Nearly one half the work each win
ter in our State Legislature consists
in unimportantand veXatiOus changes
of the code, cOntrived TO furnish a
remedy for some special case which
has arisen in the practice of the draw
erOf the bill, or his friends. The laws
of inheritance are changed so fire.
quently that few lawyers in good prac-
tice will venture a. give an opinion on
any unusual question, without an IN
vestig3tian of the statute book. The
exemption law shriuks and expands
worse than an irredeemable currency.
After all, the chief remedy for 1.-The
! curse of legislation, +" as we have indi-
! Gated it, lies within the people them
selves. Aud this is it: Send only
your best men here. Keep your blath-
erskites al home, or see thai they have
foreign missions. And above all, don't
send a man for a second term who has
not the gift of silence.
The journal is right in saying that
the curse of legislation is the DISPOSE
ton to be eternally tinkering the laws,
causing u statutes to be as variable
as the weather. "Blathetskiting" is
also too common a malady, but there
is no remedy for it but an application
of padlocks.
THE MAHoNING COUNTY
QuSSllOH IGuDalDS ds IL sUOOu Ut NY
last writing. I understand that the
fight for the county seat has been re-
opened by both sides, and that the
contest will be lively in a few days.
PETITION.
ApetitiOn signed by a number of the
citizens of Vienna Township, has been
received, asking that the Legislature
pass a law to authorize the Board OF
Education Of that Township to raise
TWO thousand dollars by Especial levy,
to erect a school house at the centre.
REAL ESTATE ASSESSORS, &C.
The bill to increase the compensa-
ton of assessors of real estate to s.
per day, and that of members of the
State board of equalization was debat-
ed in the House on Saturday, and its
iurther consideration postponed till
Tuesday. I think the House will
pass the bill. w. r.
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ARE YOU GOING WEST 2
The Real Estate Index

Tells all about Missouri and Kansas; con-
iains elegant map also description and prices
Of lands, and information useful for immt-
grant. sent, postage paid, ton 50 cents. 10y
MUHFORD 4 FANCHER, Real Estate Bro
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DEATHS.

Notice Of death Fee-Obaudry fife cents per line
At SOuthington. Feb. ~. lS70, OSCAR RAJ
GUN, aged 6years.
At SouIhington, Feb. Dist, EMMA IVES,
aged II years.
In Bazetta, at her son-in=lav, Aaron Davis,
Feb, n, lNO. of old age, BETSY JOHN
STUN, widow OF The late Col. Walter John
ston, aged 81 years aud . months.
She came from salisbury, Conn, to John
stOn, in ISIS, with her husband and nine
children; four Sous and five daughters; lived
to see her husband and four Of her children
go TO the grave beioreher. Her earthly house
having gradually decayed until IL was inca
pable of further repairs either from the skill
OF physicians or indness of loving friends.
She departed for the better land where she
expected a house eternal in the heavens A
loving, trusting. child OF God. full Of meeky
ness aud simplicity. she died AS calmly and
sveeIly Is II rocked Ia sleep by an angel
Asshe fell asleep nearly her last words we're;
TITS a glorious boon TO die;
The favor can't be priced too high"
Dying merely OF old age. without a strug-
gle or seeming pain, II might truly said her
departure,
"As fades the summer cloud away
As sinks the gale on oceans breast,
As gladly shuts the eye OF day.
So went this christian to her rest"
1t has never been my lot to see q more con-
sistent, II desirable christian character
than hers. Religion was with her a reality
a deep and Joyous conviction; a wellspring
Of peace and cheerfulness. 1t made the
darkest hours OF life Luminous with heavep-
ly light; and even the grave a sweet resting
place on the way To the heavenly country
With her, pisty was o habit and not an oc-
casional impulse; and 50 glad-hearted was
her service that under the most solemn cir
cumstanees IL was fragrant with JOY. 80
passed away a loving mother and CONSTANT
christian. Let tears then fall upon her grave
and my hand strew with flowers upon her
last resting place for her memory TO many is
sacred. A. ID.
mer. died, in Warren, Ohio. Feb. eth, aged
5months and I days.
LIrTLE EIlzIE.
Dear little Lizzie how we miss thee:
We miss thy sweet face
Which brought to our home so much OF loY
andiOy;
Which brought a sunshine TO our hearts We
yer felt before.
How have we drank the light Ofthy dark eyes,
And could We see thee die7
oh thy young heart was pure
As thy dear lace was fair!
Now with the the other TWO,
Thou art forever free
FIR m pain and death,-aye. there,
On that bleEt shore where all Is love.
Think, sorrouino onsr, while LeaTsdre shed,
HotV blessed are The edrtg decd.
NJ. A. H.
In B~ristolviIle. in this county, On the nth
ult. JAMES BERRY. aged n years and
ak months, Of typhoid pneumonia.
MI. Berry was a native OF Maine, and came
to Ohio 80 years ago, and was y member Of
the N. Z. Church for the past IS years, and
highly respected wherever known.
In Rowland, at the residence Of her son-in.
trscted illness Mrs. MANY KING, in the
Qth year Of her age.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1870-03-02

The Supreme Court OF the United
States has rendered a decision of impOr-
lance to those Interested in ;he legality
of Indiana divorces. The case came up
on an appeal from the Supreme Court of
the District of Columbia, which decided
the Indiana divoice void on each Of the
subjects which it claims to dispose, viz:
the divorce, the property and the child
rem. The Supreme Court of the United
States, Mr.. Justice Swayne rendering
the decision, reversed the decree of the
lower Court, taking the ground that as
the divorce is valid by the laws Of Indi-
ana, and has never been questioned there
under the Constitution of the United
States, it must prevail in every other
part of the country. Justice Sgayne
also asserts that, so far from being bound
by the dOmicle of her husband, q mar
ried woman may acquire q residence in
dependent ofthe husband whenever such
a residence is necessary to the protection
of her rights by litigation.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1870-03-02
Arguing that the paying of the n

Arguing that the paying of the ma
tional debt don't hurt anybody, the
New York Tribune has this PhilOsO-
phic view of the nature of the debt:
Paying off debt destroys no wealth.
1t simply transfers it from those who
do not 10 those who do really own it."
What could be more satisfactory to
the payer? That which the Govern
ment takes from him in taxes destroys
no wealth. 1t simply transfers it
from his to other hands. How can he
complain so long as the wealth is pre-
served? He that earned it by the
sweat of his face has assurance that it
is not destroyed, and that in other
hands it will be well taken care of.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1870-03-02
EAR FOR SALE-Sitna

DARN FOR SALE.-Situated in
i Rowland Township, 2 miles east and
ter road leading from Warren to Vienna.
consisting Of 200 acres, well watered and
q abered, and an abundance of fruit ofevery
KIND: II Is in q high state Of cultivation and
equally adopted for grazing or grain grow
Ing. The buildings thereon are numerous
Of the best kind. For further particu-
lars enquire on the premises Of
ISAAC TROXEL.
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Feb. 2, iS70-6t.


A SSlGNEE'S sale in bankruptcy.
AOn Saturday the 5th day Of March, lS7U,
a. 4 o'clock p. IN, | will offer for sale at the
south door OF the Court HOUSE in Warren,
Ohio at public auction, that elegant dwell
ling house on Mahoning Avenue, In said
Henry W. Smith, Henry ErRst. aud VIM. A.
stiles, at SS,066, Terms OF sale-one-third
in hand at date Of sale, One-thind in one wear
and one-thir. In two years deferred paw
ments TO be- n interest. PAYABLE annually.
and tobe secured by mortgage on the prem.
ises. r. ". RATLIFF,
Assignee Of ]. Is. Dunlap.
Warren, O., Feb. 2 ls7O-5L.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1870-03-02

The daily expenses attendant upon
the Eeumenical Council, in Rome, aver
age 1000 scudi, or about $1,000 in gold.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1870-03-02

&s- Official notifications from all the
States which ratified the Fifteenth
Amendment has not yet been received,
which accounts for the delay in the off,
cial proclamation.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1870-03-02

DOAD NOTICE.-There will be a
lGpetitiOn presented to the Commissioners
% rrumbull county on the 5th day of April,
$50, asking for "A m to lay out and
establish u road ON the township line be-
tween Fowler n Johnston, commencing
on the center road, and running west ON
said line about t~hree-iOurths offs mile, 20 In
tersect the road now laid out on the line Of
said township.
Johnston, March 2, lS7O-4ts
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1870-03-02
Aromatic Vegetable SOAP.
READ THIS!

HE WILL PAY AGENTS 4 SALARY OF
w $50 per week and expenses, or allow q
large commission to sell our new wonderful
Marshall. Mich.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1870-03-02

The earnings of the railroads for the
month ofJanuary show a general decline.
The receipts of twelve leading r. ads ag-
gregate A57l, $50, against S4,797,0 76 for
the same month last year, showing a de-
cline of about 5 per cent.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1870-03-02
AUDITOR Of STATES CERTIFICATE
AS TO THE BUSINESS 4 AFFAIRs OF THE
Mutual Life Insurance Co.
OF MILWAUKEE WISCONSIN,
For the Year Fading December 81, 1863.
Amount Of Available Assets, $s,75z,5ss Sc

AUDITOR OF STATES OFFICE,l
DEPARTMENT OF INSURANCE.
COLUMBUS OHIO, Feb. 10, lS70.J
It il hereby certified. that the MORT
WESTERN MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE
COMPANY, located at Milwaukee, in the
State of Wisconsin. has complied, in all res
poets, with the laws OF this state. relating TO
Life Insurance Companies, fer the current
year, and has nled In this office q sworn
statement, by the proper officers thereof.
showing its condition and business, on the
3lst of December. 1865, to be rs fellows:
Aggregate mount of available
$500 OS2 So
Aggregate amount of Liabilities
Except capitaD including IT, in
-.-- ,6e5, $50 IS
Amount OF Income for the prece-
ding year-.--.-------------... 2,II9,4Os IS
Amount of Expenditures for the
preceding 996,6O OIL
IL. s. In witness whereof, I rave hereunto
subscribed m name and caused the
seal of my Office 10 be affixed, the day
and year above written.
JAS. II. GOODMAN.
Auditor Of State.
By JAS. WILLIAMS, Chief Clerk.
C. ]. HICK0K, Agent, Mecca, o.
March, 2, ls7O-lt."
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New Advertisements.
IST OF I.ETTkRS

ESTATE of Warren Y. Reeves.
III Iced. The undersigned has been duly
appointed and qualified as Administrator
un the estate Of Warren Y. Reeves, decd.
late of Trumbull Co, hio
WILLIAM r. REEVES.
Rowland, March ?, IS7U-3ts
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1870-03-02
SPRUCE PINE EAVE SPOUTIEG.
MRS, 2. 3, EELLS,

ESTATE of Hiram &. Belden, decd.
1.-The undersigned have been duly ap-
- hfed and qualified as Administrators ON
the estate OF Hiram T.. Belden, decd. late OF
Trumbull Co., Ohio. JAMES HOYT.
Warren. Feb. q. lS7O-SL.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1870-03-02

President Grant signed the Mississip-
pi bill Wednesday last.
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New Advertisements.

ESTATE of Charles Stewart. deed
1.-the undersigned has been duly appoint
Ell and qualified as Administrative on the
estate Of Charles Stewart, decd, late of
Trumbull Co., Ohio.
MARGARET STEWART.
Vienna, Ohio, March 3, Is7O-3ts
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wHITTLFsEY ADAMS, Warren, Ohio.
TARN FOR SALE-Situat,

ESTATE of Annis Fitch, decd
Lrhe undersigned has been duly appoint
III q qualified as Executor ON the estate Of
Annts Fitch, decd, late OF Trumbull Co,
sihiO. LUTHER = FITCH
Hartford, Feb. I6, Is-O-st.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1870-03-02

NOTICE.-On the 18th day of Feb.
IN In the year lS70. the Probate Court OF
rrumbuu County, declared the estate OF
sohn W. overs. decd, to be probably in
Solvent. Creditors are therefore required to
present their claims against the estate to
the undersigned, mt Mecca, Trumbull Coun-
". Ohio, for allowance. within six months
from the time above mentioned, or they will
not be entitled to payment.
W. ". COWDERY, Admir-.
of ]. w. Powers, deceased.
Warren, o. Feb. 2s, 1870,
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Ohio Legislature.

COLUMBUS, FER. 23D.-SENATE.-A
petition was presented from the citizens
of Belmont county, for a Jaw for the de-
struction of. thistles, t~easels, burdocks,
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PETITION.

Apetition signed by a number of the
citizens of Vienna Township, has been
received, asking that the Legislature
pass a law to authorize the Board OF
Education Of that Township to raise
TWO thousand dollars by special levy,
to erect a school house at the centre.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1870-03-02

Question remains as it stood at my
last writing. I understand that the
fight for the county seat has been re-
opened by both sides, and that the
contest will be lively in q few days.
The New York herald., 1870-01-04
AMiISElIENTS.


WooD's MUSEUM AND MRNAdEsIE.
BROADWAY, CORNER OF TaIRIIETH STREET.
THE srsa 2rs ps Hs5sG & 5EkT phf AND
Tho "origInsl" OF all the "Cardla' Giants
srss,' :asos... wIrnonr a NAME OLIVIA E.NNb.
"rho" success. WITHOUT NAME. I'M WARD.
SfH 4aE i9d SifRi.y SiisSs @ s
4. 4. ali ali so"rs hours MusEuM WoNpERs Haa hours
Tho splendid Cornet Promenade Concerts
LAST Asp Slhls Lssr pf sAruebAY lh EAi
EissIH Rz HEs NiEsSsp bSszsEz .nd EhS sE5sbas Bs
LOOK 0ai SpoN Sp nSpisi iSioS 1s1 'ixroNll HAlHAu
9Th AVENUE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. STREET,
= one door from Bsosdwaysole Lessee ana MAnagsr
Auous'is DALx sSAY Sss,s. .;sIy ySS fTssli!aS e. lS
and every evening during Wednesday and also
for he MATIN M on Saturday jan viii 1s ssssd here
racest comedy Of past centny Originally produced
at pray Lane theatre THs Il iiSS RSss sHsDIsa so6s
ANA .si1s .p:roS
:. s. = ~ GsGaSi
ni FANNY NJ. Lew as =. Miss
WEDNESDAY EVENING, Jan. 8, benedt Of Mr.. E. L.
DhyE,;p0RT, and last timc Of NEW WAY TO PAY
JANUARY II win be produced for the 6rst time in New
York original American comedy, Eve acts, by Miss
SURE ssEs Is AZ iGa ssANc Tss
piece has been some months in preparation and will be
Messrs ROBERTS and DUFLocQ from views taken on the
spot, and viii be given with powerful comic cast.
which W'l put N hands Z, once e fo9w
MAN INTEREST, by Mr.. AUGusrIN DAILY, based on the
renns sensation In Parisan dramatic circles and entitled
The New York herald., 1870-01-04

WALLAc,k,s:. , :. ,rsrpe wALLAcK
Doors open at IA r. Nj performance to commence ~
P.M
consequence Of the very crowded Of the house on
each repre- sentation or
CENTRAL PARK,
The New York herald., 1870-01-04
.na ERNEsTINE

II resrcctfuy that the Military Drama Of OURS
IL postponed. Tho programme. therefore, will bc:--
The New York herald., 1870-01-04

Characters by Mr.. Lester Wallack, Mr..
John Gilbert, Er. Chas. Wyndham, hr.
NG, B. II. Rinssold, Mr.. Held, Mr.. =. n.
III. and Holland. MIR. Peck, Mss Henriques,
Ia ON. Miss Germon, Mrs. Seton, Mrs. Phillips
The New York herald., 1870-01-04

WEDNESDAY tfourth timeS--CENTRAL PARK.
TIL RSDAY (sixteeuth tin,e)--SCHOOL FOR SCANDAL.
FRIDAY thfth tme)-WIl.D OATS
SATURDAY (6lth tmc)- CENTRAL PARK.
OURS, SCHOOL, and LOST AT SEA In active prepara-
The New York herald., 1870-01-04

J)ROoKEs' DANCING ACADEMIES, 361 BRoOME ST.
ID and la3 WEST TWENrf-fulRD STREET.
Al tie fashionable dances In course OF ossonss
The New York herald., 1870-01-04
DANCING ACADEMIES.

A -DODwORTHS CLASSES FOR DANCING,
IA at III Fifth avenue, also at 6sl Fifth Morning,
Casses for families Evening Classes
for eentlemsn brooklyn Academy .O Perrepont street,
under Mr.. y. Dodworih. Send Tor circular.
On Monday morning. January 10 small private class viii
commence, which vii gnee Mondays and THURSDAYS NJ
L.. o'clock. Families desrous OF attending viii rlense
send names,
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WILD OATS,

=
consequence Of The very crowded Of the house on
zen cESTaaL risa i.'piisS, PAKa, .
WILD OATS.
ana ERNEsTINE,
is rerreofull that the Military Drama Of OURS
IL Spos'poned The programme therefore wii be;-
Characters BY Mr.. Lester wallaok, Mr..
THIS John Gilbert, Mr.: Chas wyndham NJ.
SEysEHiNNe and sa9d MI ssE M nfs M hs Msnraus Il
TRYING III on Miss Germon, Mrs. Seton, Mrs. Phillips
WEDNESDAY trourth ,imof--CENTRAL PARK,
Tm,RsDAY Ssixteenth e),scAooL FOR SCANDAL.
sATURDAY taith ,lmc,-cENTRAL PARK.
OURS, SCHOOL. and LOST AT SEA In active prepara-
51A- THEATRE coxreuE !. ,...,
~ isyss'; \ S;3sI; sS4a
sB$S#H $sSSsH
fEAN6 BALEr 9g TIE sItYGa HsleHrs
Box open daily sir days iu advance.
i THIS TUESDAY, JAN. 4 1870
Il
The thoroughly suoes..iai 49, -
BAD DIcKEY.
BAD DIcKEY
lots OF New and Thrilling Jokes, His 1t all the Scandal
and Foles of the day.
ONE CONTINUED ROAR OF MIRTH.
THE GRAAT BUkLESQUE COMPANY.
New sonss Dances and Extravagances.
THE BELL RINGERS.
PARKER AS the CARDIFF GIANT.
The lebrsted
ALLEN, PErrENGILL, DELEHANTY AND HENGLER
MINSTREL5
introduced into BAD DICKEY
rA' sH saisa%xssSss
hGE hGEor TnE asp raEaTsEs erEsab ko5K, ThE % ENG 5
LISH CHAMPION
THE ONLY GENUINE CARDIFF GIANT.
See adjoining advertisement, IS
OBSERVEOy at haifpast seven lght. Gala an
nversary programme. Triple connlpy.
ADMISSION FIFTY CENTS
The New York herald., 1870-01-04

INIFTH AVENUE THEATRE
IL Twentyfourth street. door from Broadway. Sole
Lessee AMI Manager, AUGUSTIN DAILY. Begins every
evening at S. Matinee every Saturday.
Tueslay, jan 4-TiIE BUS1HODY,
Wednesday, Jan. 5-NEW WAY no PAY OLD DEBTS.
BENEFIT or +. l.. DAVENPORT.
Thnrsday, Friday and Saturday, Jan. ., and S-THE
Jan ia-sURF-oLIyE LoaAN,s COMEDY
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Or EAST NINTH STREET. BETWEEN BROADWAY
s>C University placc.-One splendid, well furnished
Room with first table and atendance references
The New York herald., 1870-01-04
ADJUSTMENTS.

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The New York herald., 1870-01-09

L,OR NORFOLK, CITY POINT AND RICHMOND.
Old Dominion Steamship Company
Steamships Of this line leave pier 81 North river foot Of
Beach street, Tuesday, Thursday and Saur at
NJ connecting with the vrginis and Tennessee Ar Line.
Chesapeake and Ohio Raroad and Richmond and Danvie
Railroad Through tickets and through bills Of
anc at reduced ratea all points South Southwes
Apply at once, on pier 81 North river, or 70
N L. MoCREADY Presldent. 1877 Greenwich street