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Full Dress Goats Made in the Most Fashi0n.
able styles; ready made, from S2s Sc5 with Vests t
match At DRUMGOLD. KING co.'s, i23 Broadway,
between Canal and Howard streets.
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lnIc,Go. Dec. o. 1870

tHlttGo. Dec y, 1870.
spcciai desPAsc from ~. paul SAYS that
serioa~ r.es j. IN progress the Northern Pacifc
Railroad. some sub.coniractors. who we're given
contTsct " three miles of the road, drew their pay
from the contractors smith Gould ana absconded
wt10ui paying the men, who. ON hearing OF it.
tDr~ doxn tne shSntles. seized the wagons ami
sores. and ar0se she General superintendent from
tnt ground. Iney were told thAt tncy would DC pad
fwr iheF WORK. hul thry Also demanded pay Tor the
three DAYS ~ the riot. This refused. AMI on
request tne Governor General Hancock has sent
orders 10 Fort kipiey 0f troops ~ qucii the riot.
Il A. propDera 10 arrest Toe ringcadCfs aud pay o6
and Hk~chaFue the rfsf ~ the men.
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Diamonds and WnGchcs Bought and Sold.
GEO. c. ALLEN b3 Broadway, under st. Nicholas Hotel.
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Admitted Gems.--Tbe Finest Porcelain Pho
tographs and Chrome Pictures, NIL Sizes elegantly framed.
half Broadway prices. BRADLEyS, III Liberty street
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Happy New Ycar.-Ladies', Gents, Boys
and Misses Boots Shoes and Toilet slippers for Holiday
Presents. MILLER CO., Union square.
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A.-Pcrfccf Fitting Boots and Shoes and
warm ovERsHoEs, cheap. at BROOKS, 575 Broadway.
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A.-HOliday Styles.-fentIcmcn's Hats
ready popular prices Fur Caps In variety.
BURKE, Manufacturer, lbs Fulton street.
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Diamonds, Watches and Jewelry Selling mr.
lowest prices GEO. O. ALLEN, BIB Broadway, under 81
Nicholas Hotel.
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A.-FOr n stylish and EleUanf Holiday Hat
60 to DOUGAN, l02 Nassau street, corLer Of Ann.
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Furs-Fcr New Years Gifts, Choice StocIS
Al popular prices BURKE Manufacture, 66l Broadway
Branch at LIS Fulton street
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From the above it VIII be seen that the per cent
age OF Great Britain Is onc-third OF the entire
amount, France about one-iinh and the United
States one-ninth.
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Crista dOrO's Unrivalled hnir Dye.-SOIsl
applied his wig and scalp factory No. Astor
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SPAIN.
Cabinet Reconstruction.

MADRID, Dec 2s, 1870.
Senior Sagasta has taken the post Of Foreign Mn
ster and not as before stated that OF President OF
tue Council
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BieachinG, Cleaning md Dyein9.-Iord's
Offices 9 Broadway, Twenty street. 4y Broon
street, corner Broadway.
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Christmas Weather and Hope for New Ycnr.
LIVERPOOL. Dec. %, 1870.
The weather Is fair and favorable, ar0rdng hope OF
an early spring tiilage OF the fields.
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A.-Holiiny Presents Of Affection and
charty-WHEELER X WILSON'S Lockstch Sewin.
Machines Salesroom, 625 Broadway, New York
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DeiisEffIl Hnirdressi ng.-ChcvaiIer,s Lift,
FOR THE HAIR restores hair perfectly stops its fall
ing ts growth rapidly; toilet
has comparison keeps head clean healthy. sold
by duIp
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A.-A.-A.-The Best Holiday Gift,
A FLORENCE SEWING MACHINE.
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All Wen Looking for n Good, Legitimate,
making business should call
Mixer world country.
BEE GOWN BROTHERS, 4st Broadway.
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Anew York Club und kinI< Skates.
wholesale and retail Depot nj r. A. BROOKS 675 Broad-
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A.-Hcrring's Patent
CHAMPION SAFES
25l Broadway, corner Murray strss-
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Anew YEARS. Prescnts-Ladics and Ger
uemens elegant embroidered slippers, at L. A. BROOKS
b,5 BroAdMay
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Gold Pens.
foLEY's fne Gold Pens and Pencils
Factory and Saesrooms, 256 Broadway
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Buy WurnOcls IL Co.'s
Seven Dollar Holiday Hat
Get a Gcntienan's Hat.
IA,
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Holiday Presents for Ladies.--A Good Sew
ing machine ghtcns the labor and promotes the health
happiness Of those at homo. The GROVER 4 BAKER ID
renery acknowledged be the best sewing machuc zoe
family use. ssesrooms, 495 Broadway.
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Knox'- Holiday Hnts.-Don'f Fail 10 Huy "a
Hat for your New Year clls" at KNOWS 2l2 BroAdway
Of Fulton street Knox has introduced nobby
article expressly for the which s destined
sensation The ladies Interested in his popular
es,abbmcn for Knoxs stock OF fancy Furs unusually
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HSu.ROAp RIOT.

Astemps 90 Cheat i.aherrrs the Northern
rmsias Rsilreaa-Hist Among the Work.
ws~s-Ts~ Miitary Called Upon 90 QurII
the n.h.
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Mailed Free TOR 25 ccnts.-Dr. Knhn,s y,ec-
urs. on Kervoo. Debility; Marriage Is obligations
cas- from ac.usl practice. Address Secretary pr
hshns Museum. ff5 Broadway, New York.
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That Beautiful Holiday Present,

Rovui Havana Lottery, Supplrmentnry.-
For information address LUrHN CO.. 2sv Greeuw,ch
street, New YOrA.
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Royal Havana Lottery.-Prizes pnid i'm
gold Information furnished The highest rates paid fn
Douhoons and all kinds OF Gold and silver.
TAYLOR Co, Bankers, l6 W all street, New YORK
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Joseph Nimno Jr, Chef OF the Tonnage Division
of the Treasury Department, has prepared an Illus
trated chart graphically representing the foreign
commerce of the twenty principal nations OF
the globe IL gives the total OF both i'm.
ports and exports, together with the relative per.
ccntage OF each nations trade TO the aggregate
for the year 1862 "a loows:-
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..rhs Friend of the colored People,"

a
In 1868, Governor Scott, with one breath,
told the "color5d people that, if the Demo
Gratis won the elections. they would re-es-
tab.ish slavery, and, with the next breath,
he: told General Wade Hampton that he
would use all his Influence to make the
State 60 Democratic. This treachery is not
worse than the conduct. OF Governor Scott
in the matter, Of the government advances
to the planters in.the same year. The crop
failed, and the planters, both white and
colossd, were unable to repay what they had
borrowed. But the government was dispos-
ed to be indulgent, and give further time to
the impoverished people. Was this indul-
lgenoe granted at the solicitation of r. X.
Scott? No On the contrary, Scott, with
heart Of stone, houhded on the offlcials and
stripped the poor colored men Of their furni-
.ture apd their stock:-7,in the name of>the
government, perhaps, but for his own greedy
ends. This breaker of pledges went 80 far
as to seize tie pigs and cooking utensils Of
unfortunate freedmen, who had not a cent in
the world, and had hardly a roof over their
heads Governor Scott demanded his pound
of flesh, and he had it. .sf.; ="
Colored men. remember this at the polls
tomorrow
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The People arast Decide.

The elections OF tomorrow determine the
result of the canvass which, for. more than
three months, has occupied 80 much OF the
time and attention Of the people OF the
State, Before the setting OF to-morrows
sun, It win be decided whether R. K. Scott
or R. B. Carpenter shall be GoFernoEof South
Carolina; whether the State Government,
regenerate and reformed, shall be made wor-
thytof the intelligence, the necessities, and
the purity of this people! h.i @''H' ii. Aiss'
This, then, is, no time for argument or ex-
planation. The condition OF; the State, the
infamous conduct OF the Scott officials, the
enormous taxation, the swollen public debt,
the impoverishment Of all classes, the moral
and commercial dangers of the common
wealthGall these have been set forth in the
public prints and upon the stump. The
facts are before the people, and they, by
their votes tomorrow, will declare whether
their sympathies are with ignorance and
corruption, or r'with honesty and truth. This
liz the whole question; and 1t must not be.
forgotten that every man who stays away
from the polls tomorrow, lacking the proud
patriotism of Hampton and the bold selfish
ness OF Orr is worse enemy To his people
than if he voted squarely for Scott The
men who nail their black flag to the mast
and fight under it, can be met and overcome,
But they who profess tolove South Carolina
with all their heart and strength, and yet
refuse to; vote, are patriots as Arnold was
They wound the bosom which cherished
them, and smite the arm that, gave them
aid. This is the strain in which Hampton
and Kershaw,! Conner and Kennedy, Shan
non: and, Dunkin' are wont to speak! Their
LOFTY minds tolerate the open enemy, but,
despiset The false Friend .Nor?should we fail
to- remember that the municipal elections,
two years ago, were lost because they who
should have been truest, idled at home while
their comrades were battling for a pure and
honest government The State would not
hold these men, guiltless If, from the same
cause, the day once more were lost. -,
The candidates OF the party have done
their duty. The press of the State has done
its duty. The. people of the State, also,
must do their whole devoir. g." -.
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To-nIorrow.

/. Rise early, and be at the polls BY sun
rise. At the last elections, o number Of The ttlhle
Scott msrmidons took possession OF the polls
when they opened, and delayed the voting
during the entire day, INN. al. -.
g.. Beware of counterfeit: tickets. There
is one soi-disant Reform ticket in circula,
tion.. which has upon it the name OF Sahs' aths'
Holloway, for County Commissioner, in
atesd Of Samue. Holloway. TO vote this
ticket isto throw one vote away. " There is
no such man as Saul Holloway. !,
g., There is every reason to hope that the
elections will be fair and peaceful. Be pre-.
pared, however, for any emergency. -
4. Remember that no man is entitled TO
vote who is not o citizen OF the United
States, and has lived one year in this State,
and sixty days in this county.
5. The polls are only open for one day.
1t is, therefore, important to deposit your
ballot betimes.
6. Vote the entire regular ticket OF Che
Union Reform party.
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too far otherwise we may have occasion TO cease
boasting Of the security we enjoy oy our lnsa!ar @
position. A hundred thousand balloons dropping
sud denlv on eur Shores bearing cars lul or
uhlans. would arouse Us from the dream OF Dig
nlaed neutrality, and cause no small annoyance
In peaceful circles.
Already economy is the word of the hour
at Paris; and while this very fact shows that sup
plies are diminishing. yet, after all, the foresight
and self-denial OF the people and the government
are the best guarantees Of stout endurance. In
the art Of turning every eatable thing to good
account the Parlsians, especially Of the lower
class, have long been adopts, and such reck-
lessness and waste as Americans are accus.
toned to are unknown to, them. In ad-
dtion 10 the vast government supplies lit
tie stores OF food have been laid aside,
no doubt, by all the more proVldent peo.
pie, and during the six weeks warning thas a
s;ege was certainly coming everybody seems TO
have prepared for all possibilities OF famine. how
ever, already the authorities are dealing out "a
large bswl Of soup and piece Of oreaa los tWo
sous" to the poor-whicht Is pretty .cneap uVlns'
SO far, for city now three weeks b9esieged. the
..very poor' are even 'fed gratis.n y Is sign OF
days or siege that 'much horse 1esh Is eaten,n and
the labors OF the 'Hippophagsts'' OF horse:
society Of Paris In; former days will now be re
warded by many converts to their doctrines
Economy, extends even to gas, the supply OF
which viii probably soon be cut of. . The efforts
Of the Prusslan engineers to divert the course Oh
the canal de rOurcq.s and so reduce the water
supply OF Paris are. met By, sinking Fehs III tue
citv- Evervwhere there seems to be plenty OF
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1Droflamatiotr.
oCLAM TON,
MAYORS OFFICE,
CHARIEsToN;, S. O., October 1s, 1870.

CHARLESTON. S. g., October Is, 1s7o.}
Bv The Aayor, Fro tenn:
WHEREAS, By the eth Section Of an Act enti'
tied San Act providing for the General Elections
and the manner of conducting the same" ap.
proved March lst, 1870, It, is provided that "All
bar.rooms, saloons, and other places for the sale
of liquors by RETAIL shall be closed at six O'Clock
OF the evening preceding eday OF such election,
and remain closed until six O'Clock In the morn
ing Of the day thereafter, and during the time
aforesaid the sale OF all intoxicating liquors Is
prohibited. Any person duly convicted before a
competent court OF violation OF this Section,
snail be punished by fine not exceeding nifty
dollars, or by imprisonment not exceeding Blk
months, OF by both, such dine and imprisonment,
in the discretion Of the courts Therefore the at'
tention Of all keepers Of bar rooms, saloons, and
other places for the sale Of liquors by retail p
called to this provision Of the law, and they are
admonished that it must be faithfully observed
1t enjolned upon the officers and privates Of
the Police force, and Of the Detective force to see
that this provision OF the law Is strictly enforced
and that they promptly report foE prosecution oil
violations Of the same. 90 j.. D.'GEDD1NGs,
. octl6-3 u 81, -. =. Mayor pro te''s,
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AFact Worth Considering.

In deciding for which party he ought to
cast his vote tomorrow, every colored man
who seeks to advance his own interest and
that Of bis people, should consider one sig.
niRcaut fact: The sole reliance Of the Scott
Ring for success rests upon the support oi
The masses Of the ignorant and deluded
blacks 10 the country; and Of the idle and
vicious classes in the cities and towns.
.Epery colored man Of superior Intelligence,
(,olo is, neiAe,. az ofice-holder nor Office
seeEer,) and euay colored man scho, 6ytn-
dustry and thrift, has obtained a conape,
teace, and ss;itheretoae, more directly inter
ested IN tie public aOeltare, WiR be found on
Me side of Carpenter apd Reform. Whya
GIVE ONE DAY To. YOUR STATE! LET ALE
PLACES OF BUSINESS BIZ CLOSED TOMORROW,
so AS TO ALLOW EVERYBODY TO JOIN. IN A
LONG PULL, A STRONG PULL, AND PULL ALI
TOGETHER FOB REFORM. ~. ~
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rrRMs; OF TIE NEWS.

nm, NEWS, by mail one year ss; six
,,an.s. Is; three monsns =; one month !seep...
s.s... nss.1 N IN the city at F1r1N onsra . week'
ns,sple ee to the carriers crsss year. paid IN aa-
xanoe at the ONCE. 1t -.
TM TRr.wxKKLY NEWS, published on FuesoayS'
rnursdays and Saturdays, one year y 'lA
months g 90. s,~ .on,es
Tm HRxH NEWS, one year 81 SIX copies
sIo. Ten copies, toone address, $40
SUBSCRIPTIONS In all cases payable N su,aa -,
-nd 10 paper continued after tine eApiA''iGGA ''AG "
s.he ume paldifor. ,r pos.otuce
sd, RxxtrrfNSCEs should be maze ~, ~ :.Snotl hs
,aonsy order or by express ~ % MN ] NAV he he
ossHnsa ST forwarding draft on Charleston pay
- ana .o the order of the propletors OF Ias NEWS
sending the money Il 5sg!s;eSsd ss5sf so
No. lac East Bay, Charleston, s. G.
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WE beg that the correspondents Of TEE
NEWS throughout the State. as well as the
County Chairmen; will forward to this office,
as soon as possible, their reports of the
result of the elections. ''i
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The EIeventh-Hour Men.

The Reform ticket is going TO ecin. After
the election, we shall doubtless be surprised
to hear how many secret friends and sup
porters our cause has had, particularly
among the ofice-holders, who have nice fat
places and want to Keep them. This may
be all very we'll, but, gentlemen, we would
preferto have your voices and help TrsoV on
the eve of the election. Your sympathy
and support won't be half SO well appre-
ciated after We have elected Carpenter and
Butler Nov is the accepted tirHe. Choose
Your side, at once, and shoao your oolorS !!
Inose who are not openly for US now, need
not claim 70 have. been. otherwise than
against. US hereafter. When We have won
the field, 'ta clean sweepn will be the word p
>, TIE POLLS ARE OPEN .Te-aoRsow ypoy 81,
O'CLOCK IN THE MORNING UNTIL; SIX o,cIocK
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The TRIUMPH OF CARPENTER AND BUTLER
wrLeNAUauRArE AN ERA OF GOOD WELL LOW
TAXATION, AND SOUND PROSPERITY FOR ALL
S1r c,,,e, - -
The Patent Process.

The advocates Of the Ring have again and
again. in their writings, and in their public
speeches, attempted to show that the State
debt is not as large as we have shown, and
as General Conner recently proved that it is,
They have also tried to throw dust into peo-
pies eyes in regard to the rate OF taxation,
.endeavoring to show that the emancipation
OF the slaves increased the number ofcitizens
to be governed, ITO be provided for?] and
rendered necessary an increased expenditure
Of money. We shall not now stop to show
the iallacy of all these pretensions. We
only alludeto them to point out that which
they have pretended to make d show Of hon
sesty in these matters. They have never
condescended to. show the people by what
new patent process public officer, who re-
,ceives $500 or s25OO salary, can live at the
rate Of from $4,000 to $4,000, buying houses 20
and lands, and still have a large balance OF
the bank with which to ''operate." How is
it that has never been explained? The
question certainly has been frequently asked
III is not too late yet. Let us know how
Scott and Leslie, Chamberlain and Cardozoi
Neagle and Cain, DeLarge and Parker,
Elliott and Whipper, and all the rest OF the
grandees, white black and speckled, have
so suddenly become men of wealth, when it
is we'll known. that three years ago they
could not have raised $1,000 between them
all? Let us have light.
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Choose Ye!

There is bakers dozen OF discontented
patriots among US who were not consulted
in the organization of the Reform move
ment, and who whether for that reason, or
because OF their superior consistency, have
never been" able to see In our cause ought
but dishoSor' and disaster. But the time
for cavilling is past; the election is a. hand.
There are two, and only two, parties in the
field. Every man who fails to support, by
his vote and by his influence, the candidates
OF Reform, helps, no matter what may be
his motive, to fasten the Scott Government
for two years more upon our people. So let
the Do-Nothings have o care, The eyes OF
the community ore upon them -.
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A Radical contemporary says that The
CHARLESTON News, when it advises the
people to.be ready to defend the ballot with
the bullet max 5 ia plain threat OF. vio-
''lence." How is it when the like counsel is
given to, the colored people by the Radical
leaders, US was done at Camden on satur-
day,. aud as is done all over the State! The
Winchester Rifle rule will work both ways
for Carpenter and for Scott!
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The DAT OF, OUR DEu1rERaNcE IS AT HAND
AND SOUTH CAROLINA. EXPECTS EVERY MAN II
DO HIS DUTY -.-Er .A!a i'-a.=. - '.'
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THE REELECTION OF THE SCOTT GOVERNMENT
MEANS HIGH TAXES, Low WAGES, AND TraHT
TINES GnsERALLY FOR POOR MEN, AND Es-
pEc1ALLr FOR THE coLoRED PEOPLE. -. .. =
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Gertili3ers.
A GENOY FOR THE PERUVIAN
IA -f'-'''Et -" GUANO.

The subscribers having been appointed Local
Agents fos the sale OF PERUVIAN GUASo, Wouia
Respectfully informed manufacturers ana oesleis
az from ships direct on arrival from the Peruvian
Islands; PURE PERUVIAN GUANO, at tbe Gene Gene
rs AGENTS prizes In New Yors TO wit; ,s'I1 slHs 3
dollaEs gold, on delivery Every esEG9 p "
and satiiaetory guarantees OF It's quality ana
purity WIN always be furnished when desired. " "
-. GEO. W. WILLIAMS d CO..
sep23 Factors.
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LET EVERY. REFoRMER WHO CAN, INDUCE Eur
ONE REPUBLICAN TO VOTE IN FAVOR OF HONEST
GorERSHANT, AND THE VICTORY WILL BE OURS
By AN OVERWHELMING MAJORITY.
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p OLE RISK ING

THE. ACADEMY OF MUSIC HALL, :
coMMENC1NG SATURDAY EVENING OCT. 1.
9gTfie assemblleS viii he as follows. MONDAY, :,
WEDNESDAY; and FRIDAY. E.,AFTERNooNs from
to 8 O'Clock, and TUEsDAY,eTHURsDAf and
SATURDAY NGHFSfrsm haifpast Ito 10.
Admission to Night Assemblies 6oicents; onil.
dren 2s ceats.-F FIokess4n packages Of twelve, ss.
Use OF Skatesy rs cents:lo Tdahi = s.. 4''
Afternoon Assemblies. Ladies and Children, In
Guiding use OF Safes, 2s cents; Gentlemen, includ.
ine use of Skates, 50 cents. iTh,:: 'iAfi':@
Season tickets Of admission tgood for all assem-.
blies during three months, for gentlemen s5;; for
ladies IS; for gentlemen and lady 81 SO. a.aoasa
sep2!sm - :,s.:...:r.1 g.. ..;s.. ,-...i-
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!, .,sAmnsemer.ts.
HER GREAT COMEDY COMPANY, 6;

HER GREAT COMEDY COMPANY, .j5
Selected from the principle Theatres OF New Fork,
Boston, Philadelphia. washington aud Baltimore,
expressly for the support Of Miss KEENE's South.
ern Circuit, During Miss: KEENE,s visit to
this city viii be presented, with an attention to
detai and? correctness Of costume never before
eaualled in this city, q series Of Brilliant and
Sparkling Comedies and Dramas,g written ex.
pressly for Miss Keene by the most successful
!Dramatists OF the dsy. .ia,e NO !!
MONDAY EVENING, OCTOBER "a, 1870, OPENING
.r-,. -, -..5 n NlGHT, :.s.--o...a .3.i.ii:;;1 /
Will be acted RICHARD BRINstEY SHfRIDAN's
1ai,.!Y' Grand Old Englsh Comedy,a toaa. !,
THEascHooL FGR SCANDAL,
:, -. LADY TEAzLE.... -: MISS LAURA KrENE.
Supported by the Great Comedy Company.
Fol. cast and full particulars, see programmes
and future announcements. "-1Ao9 s.f1;G,5
No Advance In prices. @ 80 -. ~.
30 BOX Sheet open Saturday, October q, for the
sale Of Secured Seats. -, C. 81. HALL,.S.s.
saoct17 ;''is''isr IL. Advance Agent.
AL L:.ig77@ -:
RI q. HARVEY HIF,. :. Manager.
]. NJ. WARD. .... Stage Manager,
FEED. YoNKRRs. ...:....:.... ....,,Leader. Si-E
BRILLIANT AND DECIDED SUCCESS OF THE
NEW YORK COMEDY O0MPANY,ao. ~.
Mr. NJ W4ER VII ISss. ~ eis character o.
Miss ANNIE SEXTON In her great impersonatiou
OF ANNIE CHUTE s..olI,r1cz
~. Il. hEALf 'aS...s. Dauuy mann.
W. P. SHELDON Corrgan.
Mr.. P. W. SHELDON as! -. Jelly O'C0nnof.
90. TUESDAY EVENING, OCTOBER 10, .1870i'.,.
Will be presented Boucioault's great Irish Drama,
fgr, .ls,i.in three acts; entitled the ~
COLLEEN BAWN, OR THE BRIDES OF GARRY
t.! Iced Il :. ~. OWEN. ---n.ii.5 Z. t;tlI
Miles Ma Coppaleen, with Songs and Irish Jig,
= Mr.. ii M, WARD; supported, by 1the full
llstrength Of the Company : 80
IA GRAND: MATINEE on SATURDAY AFTER
NOON. Fifty cents to all parts of.,.:te. house,
Children half price. .rE'.i - .%ri t...',.ti
Admission 81. Reserved. seats, which can be
secured during the day,.at Holmes's Book Store,
corner OF King and wentworth streets, rs cents
extra. Gallery so cents. >'iiil " octls