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The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1870-09-08
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GOVERNOR MERRILL
n stff8 I3 AT THE W f.sfsEa@ Eas.
Iowa Soldiers Re-union, Ues
MONIES, Aug. 31st, 1870.

sF4A t#E ta 4s - sfft & y8s8eE 4. .a&
SOLDIERS OF IowA:-In behalf bf
the people Of the State | welcome
you to its capital. Five years have
elapsed since you laid aside the habil-
imonts of war and resumed those of
peace. Within that brief period
hundreds Of your companions 10
arms have, from wounds received
and diseases contracted in the c6nn-
try's service, passed forever from our
midst. Even while coming together
have been reminded that your fellows
are passing away by the mournfdl
and sudden departure oftwo Of your
number, who only a few hours ago
left home buoyant with hope and
sanguine with the expectation of a
Joy Gus meeting with their old com
rades in arms and within the last
few months two beloved leaders Of
the Union forces, one upon the land,
the other upon the sea, have closed
their earthly missions. That You
might before your ranks should be
further thined by the silent enemy,
meet each other in social communion,
you have been invited to this reunion,
and, without distinction of ranks or
grades of service, are most generous
y welcomed to day. The people of
Iowa, honoring your patriotism ap-
plauding your vaior, and apprecia-
ting the hardship and suffering which
that valor cost You, feel themselves
honorcd in the enthusiastic response
you have made to their invitation to
assemble at this Reunion. Veterans
Of the Army Of the Tennessee, who
carried the Union flag through the
marches, and tho battles, and the
WEAKNESS of four campaigns ovor the
mountains and the rivers Of the
South, from the Ohio to the Potomac,
I bid you welcome. Heroes Of that
Army of the Gulf, whose deeds OF
valor gave back to US the Mississippi,
and restored to the Union the States
Of the Southwest, you, too. are
welcome. Soldiers who fought in the
Shenandoah and were with Sheridan
when tho tide of victory was turned
and the enemy was driven from that
valley, a hearty welcome / give you.
Brave. men Of the armies Of the
Cumberland and tho Potomac, whose
terrible fighting was 80 decisive of
the war, welcome here. Yon, too,
who, on the Western plains, met
o less brave but more savage
foe; and you whose patriotic
ardor years could not dampen,
ali welcome. Soldiers of every
army and Of every arm of the SER
vice, not only to Iowa, but Of every
State represented here to-day, COM
ing from your cheerful homes, your
farms, your stores and your shops,
to inset again comrades long parted,
to take BY the hand friends with
whom you often together faced bat
tic and death, and by whose side
you saw other comrades fall, with
them to renew and revivify associa-
tions of the past, welcomed The
lovely capital bids you welcome; her
people wish you abundant felicity
May the recollections hero revived,
the "reminiscences here recounted the
meetings here enjoyed 30 strengthen
the bonds Of your war made friend
ship and endear to your hearts yet
more the commonwealth of your
home and the nation you helped to
save.
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An editor ia Missouri announces
that tho publication Of his paper will
be suspended for SIX weeks 10 order
that no may visit st. Louis with a
load of bear-skins, hoop. p.poles, oak
bark, pickolod Goldfish, etc, which he
had taken for subscriptions. He is
bound to raise cash on them.
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An incident at the Reunion.

An incident at the Reunion.
1t will bo recollectei that the Seth
Iowa Infty was at Camp Ford, Ty-
ler Texas, as prisoners of war, for sew,
eral months, and that while thore,
many mado their escape. Among
those who attempted to escape, but
failed, was party consisting ofCap-
tains Swiggett, Gedney, Fee. Lieut..
Mahon, (the latter now Of the regu-
Lar army, and some others. we do
not remember. The party wore cap,
tured in South Arkansas, and taken
to the little town of Boston, and
there kept under guard, for several
days. On last Wednesday, at the
Capitol, o Mr.. Robinson. made him.
self known to Lieut.. Mahon, and soon
satisfied him that ho was ono of his
rebel guards at Boston. The old gen.
tleman was, q few days after tho boys
left Boston. severely wounded in an
attempt to assassinate him, because Of
sympathy he showed thcm while they
were prisoners. He was northern
man, having, as he said, helped make
the first brick that was ever mado at
the Capitol Of this State, but had re.
moved to Texas, where hc was caught
with his family when tue rebellion
broke out, and was unable to got
back to the North until after the wal
closed. lie spoke feelingly Of those
long dark days, weeks, months and
years, that he spent in tho South
while the spirit that was in him oi
love for tho old Flag, he vas obliged
to conceal and repadiatc. Mr.. Rob
inson now lives in Dallas county. thil
State, near Adel, which is his Pos,
Office address.
lMs \ X.
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A new style ofshoo or slipper has
just been introduced, called tho
Queen Anne. 1t has the pointed
toe, high heel, and inevitable silver
(7) buckle, and bids fair to find
favor at the watering places.-Bar.
iington Hapkeye.
Guess mott Just think-where do
you wear shoes /?
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Tho earnings Of the Illinois Gen.
trail Railroad from November l. 1869
TO April 30, 1870. were: Freight
$4,000 Is I; passengers 1922, ,067 /;
mails, s3S, $50 express, $148, ,3l0 93;
extra baggage, sl28,733-total, S3,-
l68,s50 81, seven per cent. of which
is S214,0 ,0SI So.
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cloth was removed, tho President Of
the United States was toasted BY
Genl. Ballingall, responded to by the
Bloomfield band, which we should
have said before, was one of the best
ones at the Reunion, and, which, ON
this occasion, honored us with their
presence and best music. Secretary
Belknap spoke eloquently in response
to tho "War Department. and in
turn, gave the aPrivate Soldiers Of
Iowa." and called on Capt. J. Y.
Stone, of Mills county, who appro.
priately responded. Hon. E. II. Stiles
responded to aOur Ottumwa Friends"
(Which sentiment was offered by the
Secretary Of Wary in his usual happy
vein, who, in turn, gave our Host
which brought ont Gon'l. Ballingall
in q few well timed remarks. Then
"The Army" was offered and respon-
ded to BY Genl. Ahgur; the Press, BY
Col. Stanton, formerly editor Of the
Washington, (Iowa), Press tho
Medical Department Of the Army, by
Col. s. D. Carpenter, in tho best
speech Of the occasion the 7th Iowa,
by Gen'L Parrott the Cd Iowa, elo-
qucntly by Gen'l. e. W. Rice.
"Tho Railroads Of Iowa." brought
out tip top speech by General 81. I
Reid.
"The memory Of Crocker," was
drank in silence.
Col. Garrett spoke feelingly in re-
sponse to "The memory OF Gen Sam'l.
A Rice."
Ballingall gave the following /:
"The Soldiers of Iowa, as officers or
privates, at home, abroad, or in tho
tented field, in military or civil life
may they always she'd upon the State
a lustrc as glorious as their own.''
Response by General J. b. Weaver,
in handsome tribute to the senti-
ment, and finally GenI. Sherman, and
the Army Of tho Tennessee, was
handsomely responded to by SheI-
mans chief of staff tho gallant, yet
modest, Col. L. NJ. Dayton.
We have not room to say farther
OF this party, except that each mem
Der composing it, ayers that it was
in every respect, the most
harmonious and enjoyable affair
they over participated in.
Ballingall, as usual, covered himself
all over with glory, and the array OF
silver-ware and cut glass, and the
abundant and elegant profusion of
delicacies, with which his tables
groaned at every meal. were mattcrs
of astonishmept and delight to oil
beholdcrs.
Every luxury that could tempt
the palate was there in abundance,
while good huEtr and hilarity
without excess, ruled the day and
night.
We cant close this very imperfect
sketch of ono of the finest camping
parties ever given, without, in behalf
OF the mess, returning special thanks
to Secretary Belknsp, for aiding US
in procuring the tents; to Gen'l. H.
7 Reid, for exceeding liberality in fur.
nishing transportat ion for tents,
supplies, cooks, &C., in special cars I;
to Major Safely, for acting as general
snpercargo, and lastly but not leastly
to General Ballingall. and his corps
Of aids, for all the mastery and iuim-
liable culinary details.
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Disease and pills, when they enter
a mans body, are like to lawyers
when, they undertake. to settle his
affairs; they compromise the matter
by laying out tho patient.
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General John A. Logan, has been
renominated by the Illinois Republi-
cans, for member Of Congress at large,
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eernse.
@ has

3 s has
no Goa. coal
from Germany. But coal, gra ! and
q good many other necessalics Of life
have been declared contraband Of
war by the South-German Govern
ments and arc not suffered to pass
the border. In consequence. facto-
ries in Switzerland have been COM
PEELED 10 suspend operations. The
Swiss press is almost unanimous in
its condemnation of Nspoleop.
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EouR1rR jos DEPARTMENT
@ssf -coMPLETE WITH NEW
TYPES AND PRESSES
rRINTTNG oF AI.L KINp.

From Visiting Card TO q Mammoth, Poster,
executed In good style. Eastern prices and
work duplicated.
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In the afternoon the Governor,
aud General and Regimental officers
made the "Grand Rounds" Of thcir
old commands, making brief and
congratulatory speeches, which were
enthusiastically received.
And thus ended q soldiers reunion,
which is the first of its kind ever
inaugurated in the country, and
which does honor to the State, and
all the mon engaged in its inception,
and which in the number of mon
attending it; in the exhuberance Of
good feeling and admirable order
maintained by the participants, and
in all its general and specific arrange.
ments, and details, was a glorious, and
utterly indescribable success.
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TINE OLD RELIABLE.
WATCHES CLOCKS, I EVELRY
Henry Nunamaker.

Whose skilias Jewelef and Artist Ii -
GUS friends, through our columns, that,
although his house was considerably
scorched by tho great fire tn this city. he
Y In full blast again, with beautiful
stock OF
WATCHES
JEwELRY,
SILVER WARE
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General ]. n. Hedrick, comman.
ding.
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.1inAntiHL

,1inantmL
FInsT noRraAer
81 LOUIS AND ST. JOSEPH
RAILROAD COMPANY.
The last OF the issue OF oo5 ready for sale
and delivery. amoantins;o
s1SOHo
ard arc the only bonds ever Issued by this Company.
They arc secured W 1rst and only mortgage upon
tho entire properly Of the Company. including frNn.
che' right Of way. &C. and at the safo rate OF $3.50
per mile complete aud equipped road ia successful
operation. Trustees for the mortgage. FARMERS
LOAN AND TRUST COMPANY OF NEW YORK
'"' 'Vn' OVHnVo" 0H "'u'' WV" 9'''''VP" w '"e
,,..- -. $500. -, T., ,,--.,-.,. a.
" N''' ''' - ''V"''' '"' VI '-V"'
payable tprlposa sni ialeresD In gold In the city OF
New YORK
The o,tnonai 1. p.yah,c IN ,,,.,,,sv. ,o,r. ,ro,,
'''''"e' ''''' 1" Eo'u'
Ihointcrcst. at the ratio OF ak per cent per mum,
Is payable in gold the urst OF Nav and Sovenbcr in
eacb war n, tho ra,n.,s, oor oDa .r,n., r,,,,an
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Yersuml ,lotlt,s.
Dorst5 mo Gmrmacs.

- lEltshS and wagons tot sale. cheap !, ,. anl z
'ch sleeh. business sleigh. for snc nj hat their
hlc no 100 70 slOrU them, also li.h uepot mud
cEpr.ss wagons. doctors Gig, ana su, baud en- /.
~ ~ sptns a.. corner Of cl9rge.
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RECEIyrt,. sAI.E by oungt or -.
GropOsals.

DROPO~t FOR IONDEN-EU MILk,-
u Sew loik, MatCh :, 1910 -SeAlel prUun. a. Ill q
ecoittd by the Commissioners Il Iu1iL ,h4 ives Ni
correction, ~ ther ONCE, nutI, MAtCu Is ~ u'cnI
T., NJ. lot supplying 10 TIE several iDsil 1l- ulid
iher chir-e condtnse mS ot the net g4lfy ~ ~
yrnt, commencing GU the .st OF Apui ucN.
fhrues Proposing iOt the ABOVE Wlu s41rlt sluf
tor cNainlnAtl"n, and tins mllk selected NII he ~
ID Alddrd ioI future detIyIry.
satisfactory security viii be required fl- me llu
performance OF the cnuu act, and NJ. iou srfyr
itself the right To reject all offers not deemed . h1
adv autaSeOus to the Dcnartncut.
furthci ulOrmutVu may b, obtained IN aprhcliN
~ their once. JANE, BuhEN.
ISAAC UtLln
OMI\ " IkINNAN,
JAM NlClllL
u.... .J.rft
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Stminl ;tlatnInts.

A IL. hlNDe new sewing machine. for sale. to rent.
~ or exchange also, bOnght nni repaired goo soc
ond hand very chrari monthly pay ucat' i6l Canal A.
iIOn -ALE-4 sinGel.2w ", 10 4 I,aker a nd
Howe sewing machine Inquire Al 81 iith IT..
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Asiro,Oyg,

4 PACT. tlCS tcw"lt aus p. H.''.- VI
nc l,cal .liir, oya't dgs rs uN.' r ''
Clusilg -iCtd maIruI 80 rlHtIn. ...f "a
srpala'cd size " ~ newer SNOW. ..' 10 .''
fryuCu -rCtrt To- Iu.n H.lA 49, q.
ard numbers. ~ Wet i.stft yrl '.'. ''' '
gents
4 TE-T Mn 'ame ANNN...t. .. .t.. &C.
~ cal Hll ia nos ChiIs .s"..' -.t.... ''
-r,ut frrurn tccict causing -..,t ..r'.'.'.
i''ii'n, D. i.y IA ST as, h"'" r
4 OON nIliE! W .u... ."' ~ rItA
1 ~ trythWf ne name If IA. ,.r snu H. ID! u''
OF hCi VISITOR causes .pt'' ~ iuH't.,f ' . '-..l
those iUn- srpuh.i ,hoAs mo It. ..' .'.. N ,f.
marry. ~ Wt-t at st.. hrtNrrN $500 tN'' .'---.
NH-. ALLEN, ven, rrv,H,' .-' '.'. ,.1
vi h'c, cause" mar 90, .'.- rI
Lanes n en-. eGa' enc. 81 H.' '.
tjdsi,. near i'tA'. nat Il ar. h.'s i''..
NADtME ROSA. graf 'p.nr' 155s,
w ness aud nrd.c rc' 'nls your 49,. '... rg q
cradle ~ the gravc ~ t1p.! g.. 20. % '
MADAM wis., u,r %, ''''. % ,' 0o' ~
w ill,t, lucai nauhctS, u "H. t.ft H' '"'
Sc 10 . IL, Nv't eV'h IT,. urAf "lD "'
MADAME EIk LRT-t Vrrl-d ~ noh'
wi ioIA 81. near pcliUcey. ieo.S-. N'- .'
MADAME JONES, fo,gGn. q,
M slusL u Thou sOnsg, L-Iie- ~ ''''
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SU,pptrtg.

A NCHOR LINE PAssAGE TICKETS.
20 and fIoin any Railway Station IN Great Bnt,.
ireland. norway, sweden, Denmark, 0etnNn,. 10
land BE gum, anu the United States. ~ steamer al
rs weekly, for sale
At LOWEST CURRENCY RATES
' ~ 49, HENDERSON BROTHERS
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Nasg,ntrg

nNE OO-HOR-E ROOT s.ruoa. ooIG AL
iehorsc trunk engine for 80 Bcrn 90 l'si le" ."
ahHlI. Apply ~ Publisher " TLe ~Ip
lRA-- FINIrIIER- latu, ,r,Iat l'o'
HAlDrN. CrGE co
IIOKSE POWER for sale lAlair ota s''"'
Il 4 r., Wlnamsbur4h
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Wlunito. f,muIts.

A -wORk FUnNI~uED % peg Tor 1istc,.s.
s Ss9 ~ by 81. Tn Soa Ms s
A coop tailore.s, aud also arespeciabe orng use
No. 10 Baxter 81. ~ DELuRT
A !ltL used 70 rackits anal hardware wages,
6to's. II Murray At, up stairs.
ANEXPERitNtEp onegaior ySgtei., on i .s
A coon triores. wanted to nnsh coats ard 10
~ MAKE bntonhoc'. tan at ~ Rt ~, ~ r29omm,A
IyINi-IiER- on vests mono bit good hand need
t6Prly At NAtorney IT,, in the store.
00p n -. %, on So White aySG.hrs o. e ma
No - B.yardtt Good rcf'rcNccs.
" BE- fa'l ai't'i between nj aud dhs.., "a fcor.
,OOD rnsh"rs lor shop coa.a W,cIy. ! LIgN,
~ o. d. .son It Ah no'r, rotW1.
KtIrrnE> GIRL WANTED, a. % Maldca
1 Ants TtrGIT TO operate on all klaas q
wGft ate ali winter pSi 81, ianbnsi' XII nn -S %,
for YOURSELF all Tie we'.oi III Hudson Il ,nca Nc'try.
I AGiE- TAl GhT on SINGER aui wheeler 3
for - Howes on leather rccoinncnda1 ~ work aiicr.
TitoWso> sa;SG az, between 81, al 35sG .s. '''
oloWS bESSss rs CpSsi ". s 81
nPEVATOn~ wintei WIN thdr own viug M.
cirs' and gyni5 undcrcMnen 8. Apply an the fancy
tore 3ai let ay., between 10Th and 9oth -.
nrHRATOR- ". " machinc, on vests; ha.tcrs
Ottealv work AIS New C1amb'r' ~. CROSBY
OPERATORS ant nri'hcts on shop coats ON
" Singers machines. ~ Attorney It.. al door.
nPtR tTORS on IlO#e'. mac hne. on nue sLoes,
" az e. Monroe g., thl q noor Cal for : dave.
OPERATORS and ha'ters on vets. Mrs AL.
~ lFGS. 5bS.h ftu Oltwccn Az. \ AMI H.
STHAw EM ERS.-steiiy work and best prices
- gwen lSCinton rlic'. c"rner Gih av
f1,NltsORE~~E~ on PANTS and o young man to
Il worN ~ the week. 81 9th T.. second floor.
NNiNrED-An order cook. and a girl IN do chain.
w ocrwoEA; nj TIC ihternatvna Hotel. corner
Dddac nud VIII am 'ts.
NA>rED-hn intolliscut girl los .rucrl house
w work. ABBY at II West it sti aust De lUle and
willing 10 work.
NtNNTEU-,D hrst class cloak and drcssmnkets
w o'sULLlNhN GTEIG. a. Broadway. cor 9th g.
WANTED Female operators Tor leather work ~
w Iaiksi.. Isl lour.
WANTEn-Au operator on morocco shoe 1 u LII
w preferred. ga Enst I'll at.
WANTED-Fni.h,rs Oh coats git Division 81 "a
sDn FiNi-UEW> on pautaloDu.. , nrst.cllss pnst
sf cts, also s!-ls TO learn IL. SUFFOLK ~, VI
.n tINISufItS and hastcr. on shop coats No
'b'I lYl i,iyi.- 'on st, top door, room ~.
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\Oi ICE II HkREnY CIV That the limited
- par nersnip heretofore tcrmel between the sub
pursuant TO the statutes " the State OF Now NOrG
That tho name or arm under which said partnership
TO- De c.nancied y lENH OGDEN a"d the place "
Tat the general nature Of the business to b. trans
acted lne bu)g aud selling OF iron, steel aui hard
inat the names of all tac and special partner,
h ~ s.e iarRtlshlr ars Lohn 8 Lcns ions
That John Long who rcside IN The city Brooklyn
ogden, who resides In the c eoluly STATE OF Nov
i9 F,,, aye hue General Par.ners
Ns rS fork - ihe y ecisl lart cr
dohu n. hcrnocbau rs >uch elCciHl Ter, has con
llhnlcd 70 the Coumo stocN ofsad partner
contribution aud payment OF the ,Cil partn-t were
mnIe Al the commcnccment oftlo Orisinul arm shp,
or tfansrerrcd TO him in a manner but The " ole
amount thereof remains cdtul TO the common stook
That Inc period at Which Tie removed and continued
OF 81 /" at ona os.a sE ,S f9I d
,hcni. tnn ny netlod Al wlcn II is 10 terminate Is
e fourth day OF Fcpruay Que thousand c.h, nundrcd
Tatcd SOw YORK Feb. 1910
J0NATHAN OGDEN, pnT,prs,.
JohN A. kERNoCHAS srcc al 1ather.
NodThhC,to - H. m ~ GIyEE maj AosF, T.
Tore a %S SsGa 9i ~ & o. .. and s,e
q tic svsG sstne: sC o ta S Of
!nrlng aud d.allns IN ready ng and custom
The above named persons are all the parties who are
ne said Albert L, CofaS sna ca9rlo, u o,ertou are
partner and has CONTRIBUTED and paid ~ I'm CASH the
lSWslds the common stock and that tue said psStnef
ny commenced on the nrst day q Peb usry ov and
S RHAfEf %YHhf h%NS sp sss rsr r,sS
Dated New York. FEB l. NO.
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Amnstnunfs.

1mnsmunfs.
Woops s ssSsss.:!c, 10 A A,.ssm N.ESAatnis'
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Rt2SPPhs Every rYddM iS E Evening, SESSBtFss
stSSPEEs rvcy f F!y5l3i %D' Evening.
RRtSSSBRkks Every ESi Evening #EE%Bs
Rt99SPPFfs Every N2tf pN Evening" HE%SSPfs
hEt SsREs MArrsEYE Pl Ey Fi'isSY Ara HE3SRts
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nLONpLsl Mrs L. bernard and nioNnES
bESSbhs LS'1iISi gI rs Ss%Sf SIPRy RE%SRfs
broS SBBEES rAGS 81 S' SG .ggffFsY PtSSbfs
AT AL 81 E E5Tns Tss Sss%Si y nif
The Million turosllIcs:
BUR- d street. bstwcc 81 s,b and 9Th avs.
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and CLAUDE MhLNUrTE.
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the Box 0nice OF the Theatt; ~ NJ re p-anch T,cSsi
p po ~ the Musc store oi {. II. DItson Co, III
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1ng oHNT ntsGAAE .h hJkN ", of = fn Hl'E SEASON,
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HALL sno HiS Nh sAG4SSF EAilAAEdo
Conductor. Nj CxRL TosA'
.!T. t q si.5 ;sS aS
Circle, 50 Seats for the FIRST three nights at the
%t%Dt% 81
W ! opEi stsh snd Manager. MltEsrrr w,LLAck.
rARficrSRR sdcfuinn sosSqasSas Of tho
Eres, success OF the New Drama OF LOST Al sLA."
EVERY EVENING.
SATURDAY MATINEE AruirM.
LOST AT SEA.
LOST At SEA
TUNES AND MECHANlCAl. hFFECTs. rnds
-,,,. sFRSS$SS AANSbb FF8@%%ffHHffyEtt S SAstt
THE WHOLE INCLUDING At II O'CLOCK.
Inpreparation, new COMEDY bv Tom Taylor.
Also, two legitimate old Comedies
GRAND OPERA HOUSE.
~ 49,, 49, Go ncr I'D II. aud 9Th
sFfCir PKlMENfi iiKsrMfb' ''P'''''''
NOTICE Patrons otthe granC OPe "a House purchns.
log uckets will receive then cuaacc 10 con-.
SIXTH Wick
OF the legitimate snCccss, the
TWELVE TEMPTATIONS.
witnessed In thirty representations By upward OF
$4,000
delgh'ed visitors FROM New York and vicinity.
The DEMON CANCAN.
rEIdslC uOREAN AEROsTATICs,
- THE RGIPrfAN BNILkr
TItF GRAND TRANSPORTATION SCENE,
RNEBY NIGHT AND SATURDAY MATINEE
SEATS secured TEN days In advance at the Box
once also Of Schirmers music store, 70i Broadway AMI
A. the Erie Hallway ticket ONCE corner I'D 81 aud
broadway.
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Sitanbouts sro Guilroaos

L,HIE uAILwAY,--rRAtNs LEAVE npeo,
IL foot Of I'D st aud foji VI CnaabSiS ST. ~ tol,.
W.T. "NTN
50 srG% &. cSs rsS% =.
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$oIro an0 aooms.

$olro ano aooms.
A LARGE mrns he 'front.' room on thr secnnd ao,r
n 'nltabe tor housekeeping At N Hudson 81
A FEW lade. and Senilonin can be aocommo 1ated
N with board al ~! Eat broadway. '''
MARlON uOISE,
vi EAST bro ADMAY. cor CATHARINR ST
.hlNGLt ROOMS FOR GEATLEMEN, 50 CENf, TO
u PER AIGHI. :"
1.-TWO LARGE front rooms and bed .oou. G,t
housekeeping also hail bedroom $40 est 10Th It,
near 9Th nv. $3.50 '''
Two LET-A small furnished bedroom To a gentle.
Il, man ~ the private house. rs Chrystio st., near
TWO LARGE front room. with nre aud board
Il aJO W rel 18th II.
ca MONTHLY Front. sitting aid bedroom
tDC fnh lurusncd flr hOuscL ping, gas Incud'
ed bath stationary tubs, 80" nae location 2ss I'D st.
near BTOadwy, We
onn NE~p 18TH 81, cor. Hh v.-PutnIsnsd
0',O rooms 10 &C. with or without board. Call all
the week torla. moderate,
Sl a IptOOME 81. ono ti,ck NJ Bowary, sur8
cAV genlionen oau bn aao InmOlated with board.
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Atntlstrp.

'EEhTn BNTRAtTED without pam Thirteen
49, {Sar, 0en1nblng aPphclIon; ~ ainu,lst rcd ;
p qaHmnttlin. teeth 81 set 90 rllmpop j. JAY Vii
LIMB 10 LfAnl ST. 1t bI adSay
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WANTID-Lhdie. to purchase new Wheeler &
W WILSON, sewing manh!ucs at tl0 per mouth No
hNanc" IN prices. ELLIS, corner sth nv and (oh #.
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tIOK LIvIHPOOL AND QUEENSTOWN.

GNMAk LINE Or MAIL yTIAuprs
Sailing from New YORK every Salut,lay All ,ter,,,,
Tues0aAs.
~ cubtR pdgubis IN gold feerdOe lTuIb IN rfp.y
Liverpool or Sreenstu tlbJ Liverpool or Que nsta a.
PAS age b the TUESDAY rteLniri, via IA tl,1i
Liverpool or Queeustn SeO Liverpool Iuceustn ~
UhlliAA dullfhA.
lie cts sold to and from EugiAAl, IL. an agl IL,
ContuCn nj o. m tolerate rates
Dor iartIer information, apply ~ the ComprJi
Uf1Ces. join q. DALI, AgClI
l5bToadVay New York