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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1871-03-16
OHIO.

CincInnatps Southern ROad-A Pri-
mary Convention.
COLUMBUS, March 15.-In the Ohio
Senate resolution in opposition to the
Cincinnati Southern Railroad bill pending
in Congress was finally killed by refer
ence to a committee. A House bill pro-
vlding for the submission of the question
of a convention to revise the State Con-
stitutlon was passed
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1871-03-16
NEW YORK.
Eric and the English.

A1AAO sAAAe sAC 1oA4
NEW YORK, March Is. Judge Batch
ford having appointed Kenneth G. White
Master in Equity in suit between the
Erie Railroad and its English stockhold-
ers, White has ordered Fisk to turn over
60,054 English shares of stock.
Tweed VS.. ShOddy.
Yielding to Tweed's repugnance to the
movement, the Tweed Testimonial Asso-
citation has dissolved. and the $4,000 re-
ceived by private subscription for the
erection of statue of Senator Tweed
will be returned to the subscribers.
Heavy Movements I'm Gold.
In the gold market yesterday, the only
event of importance was the sale of
about 4, ZOO, 900 of long gold, held by
a Spectator who bought at about 113.
The market took the whole amount easily
and became stronger, and advanced after
the sale. Specie engaged for shipment
to-day is reported as follows: by the
China, $4,000, 900; by the Hansa; $780,
600.
To BIO Hanged.
Chas Pardoi, lately convicted in the
U. s. Circuit Court of burning the ship
Robert Edwards at sea, was this morning
sentenced to be hanged the 18th of May
next. Charles associate, Wood, pleaded
guilty and was sentenced to ten years
hard labor in the Albany Penitentiary.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1871-03-16
SAN DOMINGO,

Startling DeveIOpment-IsIb the United
States at War with HayIil
NEW YORK, March 15.-Tne World
says it is fact of which we sre reliably
informed, that the 8th regiment of in
fsntry numbering nearly, if not quite a
at Governors Island in this barber
ever since the San Domingo Commission
ers left to proceed at once to that Island
in the event the Commissioners should
telegraph that Cabral resisted their move
ments or in the event that Hayti should
undertake to interfere with Baez while
the Commissioners are at the Island.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1871-03-16

Three more convicts we're brought to
the city yesterday from Sumner County,
and incarcerated in the Psn1tentiary, for
different offenses, being under sentence
from the lower courts of that county.
Notwithstanding the recent number Of
pardons from the institution, it keeps up
the average of inmates by continued Access
sions.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1871-03-16
GREAT BRIT AIN.
DispIeased with Us.

LONDON, March 15-The Times has
an editorial upon the reception of the
Fenians in the United States. 1t consid-
ers the whole proceeding discreditable to
all concerned, and appeals to honest
Americans not to judge England from
Fenian OratOry.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1871-03-16
Magnificent High street Improve.
menl

Our energetic and spirited fellow citizen,
DR.. W. H. Morgan, has cOmpenced the
erection of magnificent residence on the
east side of High street, adjoining r. @.
McNairy's and Christ Church. Excava-
tions arc being made for the foundation,
and q number of hands are employed in
the work. We understand that it is to be
three stories high and finished in superb
style. When completed it will add much
to the attractiveness of that already beau
tiful thoroughfare. Elegant improvements
are contemplated and designed in various
localities throughout the city, which will
ere long be one of the hsndsomest and
most prosperous in all the South.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1871-03-16
CUBA.
Spain,s Weakness.

HAVANA, March 14-The Diario in its
leader says it hopes the preparatory steps
are not far enough advanced to admit of
holding elections in Cuba for Deputies to
the Cortes. 1t deprecates the injury done
by the elections in Porto Rico, and adds:
The stability of Spain is insufficient to
permit the sending of Cuban Deputies to
the Cortes.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1871-03-16

A GALEsBURG farmer, whose pew rent
was raised to twenty-five dollars, ex-
claimed: ''Great Cesar, here's nice
state of affairs-the Gospel going up and
pork going down. What's to become of
us2" $500
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1871-03-16

The Senatorial N uddIe-NO Election
PrObable-AJcOrn TO be Governor
ttII December and then go TO the
Senate.
Special to the Memphis Avalanche.
JACKSON, March 14.-The Senate
adopted the chapter of the new Code rela-
tive TO attachments of debtors, then ad-
Journed until tomorrow, thus defea ting
The resolution to go into an election for
United States Senator to-day.
A resolution was offered that an cleo
ton of United States Senator would
be illegal and void, and that the Senate
be informed that the House declines
to proceed any further in the matter.
The Speaker decided that the resolution
was out of order An appeal was made
from the decision of the Chair. Extra
ordinary efforts were made by the Conser-
vatives and Democrats to defeat the cleo
ton. All the tactics known to legislative
bodies were called into requisltion; mo-
tons to adjourn, with calls for yeas and
noes, points Of order, and everything
calculated to carry them past twelve
O'Clock. The Speaker was very arbitrary
in his rulings, and would entertain moth
ing except nominations for Senator. One
ballot was at length taken. Alcorn re-
ceIyed SS votes, his friends protesting
while voting that they did SO under COM
pulsion, believing him to be now the law
full Senator and the present proceedings
illegal, and consequently void. Revels
received % voses, Mckee, member of
Congress from the fourth district, Is, and
Lieut.. Gov. Powers IL.
The House then adjourned. it being
evident that Alcorn would receive the re-
CURED number of votes on the next
ballot.
Your correspondent has been informed,
through most reliable sources, that no
election will be had to morrow; that the
Senate is in favor of Alcorn by a consid-
en- bic majority, and that compromise
has been arranged by which Alcorn re-
mains as Governor till December and then
takes his seat as Senator. Without this
arrangement a split in the Republican
party would be inevitable.
Special to the Union and American.
AlcOrn TriumPhant--Exciting Times
In the House.
MEMPHIS, March 15.-The Appeals
jackson, Miss, special of tonight, says
the Senate to-day passed resolution re-
ding from its action in the adoption of
previous resolution TO elect United
States Sena'Or, and when notified by the
House that it was ready to receive them
IN joint assembly, treated the notice with
Silent contempt. Thus the Senatorial
question is settled, and Gov. Alcorn has
his own way. If forced into an election,
1t is generally believed that he would have
been reelected.
In the House resolution was introduced
indorsing the ratification of the thirteenth,
fourteenth and fifteenth amendments to
the Constitution OF the United States and
the enforcement act which followed.
There was very bitter debate, more so
than at any other time during the session.
The resolution was finally adopted by
strict party vote.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1871-03-16
WASHINGTON.
our English CHESTS.

WASHINGTON, March 15.-Yesterday
the British members of the Commission
sent large mail to New York for the
foreign Office at London by courier.
The legation attended the afternoon re-
ception of Mrs. Grant at the Executive
Mansion. Tomorrow evening the Eng
lish Commissioners entertain number of
friends at their residence.
The Disability Bill.
Some forty Republicans, including two
from Vermont, and several from New
York and the West, the entire Louisiana,
Mississippi and Alabama delegations, and
portions of the Virginia, North and South
Carolina, voted with the Democracy for
MIR. Beck's disability bin, as amended by
Mr.. Poland, of Vermont. The following
members voted against the bill:
Messrs. Amber, Averill, Butler, Beatty,
Blair of Michigan. Brooks of Massachu.
sets, Burlington, Burdett, Butler of Mas
sschusetts, Butler of Tennessee, Coburn,
Conger, Cotton, Greedy, Dawes, Dickey,
Donnsn, DUEL, Donnell, Esmes, Elliott,
Foster, Garfield, Harmer, Ravens, Hsw-
ley, Hazelton of Wisconsin, Hazelton of
New Jersey, Hoar, Hooper, Kelly,
Ketchum, Killinger, Lansing, Lowe,
Lynch, Maynard, McCrary, McJuskin,
Merriam, Monroe, L. Myers, On, Pack
ard, Packer, Palmer, Parker, Peck, Pen
dleton, Peters, Porter, Prindle, Rainey,
Ellis 81. Roberts, Rush, Sawyer, SEQ
field, Seeley, Sessions, Shanks, Shella-
barger, Smith, N. Y, Smith, o.,
Sprsgue, Stevenson, Stoughton, Stowell,
st. John, Taft, Townsend, Penn,
Twitchell, Tyner, Epson, Walden, Wal
dron, Wilson, Walls, Wheeler, Willard,
Williams, Ind, Wilson, Ind, and Wilson,
Ohio-Q0
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1871-03-16
ARKANSAS.
Clayton Declared Senator-Threat-
cned Hitch i'm Legislation.
Special TO the Union and American.

Clayton Declared Senator-Tbreat.
cned Hitch i'm Legislation.
Special to the Union and American.
MEMPHIS, March 15-The Appeals Lit
tie Rock special tonight says: Clayton
was to-day confirmed United Senator by
both Houses in joint convention. He
starts for Washington in few days. His
army of off1ce-holders and the renepad e
Senators whom he purchased, rendered
him serenade last night. The Governor
was In high glee, and wanted to embrace
and shake hands with them all. The
thirteen Judases, who sold their votes.
wear a hsDg-dog look to-day, and are
anxious for both Houses to adjourn that
they may evade the sneers and ridicule of
those towhom they pledged the irsupport.
This morning as the Senate entered the
House to receive its concurrence on the
Senatorial question, a voice exclaimed
Hands on your pocketbooks. Such is
the derision that is heaped upon them,
and our citizens feel an insecurity while
they are here.
To the Associated Press.
MEMPHIS, March 15.--An Avalanche
Little Rock special tonight, says the two
Houses of the General Assembly met in
joint convention to-day. After the pro-
ceedings of yesterday were read, Presi-
dent Hadley declared Powell Clayton to
be duly elected Senator for the ensuing
six years.
In the Senate Martin made motion to
refuse to consider any House bill until
after that body had shown sufficient re-
BQect TO the Senate to act on their bills.
4HO AOtlOA SfSaVOO COne1uctaD10 sz1ss-szs5-
sion, during which it was stated that the
House did not intend to consider the
general appropriation bill passed the
Senate.
Mallory related by saying that if the
House put itself on that attitude, it would
be revolutionary. The motion was then
postponed until tomorrow. House joint
resolution for adjournment on the 25th,
referred to Judiciary Committee.
In the House the bill authorizing the
Government to issue three hundred bonds
of a thousand dollars each, bearing seven
per cent interest, for the purpose of ne
gotisting loans to meet he interest on the
funded debt passed. Other proceedings
unimportant.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1871-03-16

Young ladies, do not too soon pro-
nounce your lover duck, lest you should
afterward discover him to be goose.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1871-03-16
Special to the Memphis Avalanche.

There is fresh movement in England
to get rid of church-rates and, as q con-
sequence, of church rats.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1871-03-16

Dark and lowering clouds obscured the
heavens last night, indicative of rain and
storm.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1871-03-16

Several robberies have been reported
near the Louisville depot lately.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1871-03-16
The Way the Money Goes.

The number of private buildings occu-
pied by the Government here, and the
rents paid for them, is much more than
one making only casual inquiry sup
poses. At the present time there are
twenty-five buildings occupied, at an an
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1871-03-16
MISSISSIPPI.

The Senatorial muddIe-NO Election
PrObabIe-AIcOrn TO be Governor
ttIl December and then go to the
Senate.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1871-09-01

00NDT fail to try DR., Kimbalrs Il. c. Balsam,
UUV for Coughs, Colds, Hoarseness, Sore
Throat, Chest and Lungs A pleasant and effect
ual remedy. kIMBALL Il Co, Props, Augusta, Me.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1871-09-01

ml:.: .,. .-o
ms Is an age OF inquiry ana people are
oeginnlng 10 realize tae magnitude ol tne
.vli caused oy ,ne use OF injurious compounds
tor the halr, which are prepared ana Iorce1
INTO market, oy men VINO are not pracsiGal
physicians ana VINO may not De De aware OF lne
injury they are producing. Ihese prepara-
lions nave peen anaiyzed oy competent chem-
lists, and shown to contain poisonous SUD
stances, causing Nervousness, headache' far-
alysis, anu oI'en ia.ai resuHs.
~ ...nH.:- " ~ 9p .ou' "a ..S.s'' W.
cali a.tenuon 10 tne mar hestorer prepared
by DIR. X. Greene, Superintendent OF the Bos-
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1871-09-01
Agents! Read This!

TIE o0nu for Young and Middle-Aged Men
IUE DUN to read just now, is The Science
Of Life, or Seli-preservation. The author, DIR. A..
III. HAYES, has returned from Europe in excellent
health and is again the Chief Consulting Physician
of the PEABODY MEDICAL INSTITUTE, No. Bull
finch ST., Boston, Mass.
The New York herald., 1871-09-10
SALES Al AvCTgO

IlY r. COTTON, AUCrIONE sR.
ID Large OF Household Furniture
Wardrobes 10 6a Mattresses, Pm atpr,s hookchses
Tables, marble top Dressing Bures nt susL LNtrnsou
FEATHER Beds spring do, Blanket '"s anu cef,e Iape
y. COTTON will sell Tues - yun.s, ,Fkery, ,nv',
s,res, Inc sn,,r rur OF universltN place and
orea ~ his hodlno .or co nitre OF private family
,as, a, ,arra and - ,bo Lvenionce of The
,r.Ja s .s,i s al aL.. icuium quality. ,be lh9
Tnesday mornin~ Cnn Catalogues will beready early
ho,, on Eieven, s,,ee, examined Mondsy Entrance
II go ~ 'T W,, NJ. .LE-RE a HOYT, AUCTION
hsr - ~ oi sold at auction. the 1871 DAY Sep
tnn az az ,he Ok, the premises, the vauabe Farm
h,es ,ies ro Thomas Baily Farm. containing 100 acres
~ ,ho Naw Sing Sing and adjoining heated depot
o,sred in =, ors and Boston Raroad the farm will be
n,,,ou,ar parcels the whole To 4asers. For
Ssy Vor' inquire OF REED HOYT, No. Dey street,
The New York herald., 1871-09-10

RCH. JOHNSTON, AUCTIONEER
n Oice and salesroom 81 Nassau street,
opposite the Post oice.
COSTLY FURNITURE, &C.
JOHNSTON & VAN TASSELL will sell Wednesday. at
lDy O'Clock at their sslesroom, 81 Nassau street,
for whom IL may concern,
very elegant Household Furniture Library, &c made by
best city makers
Particulars tomorrow.
The New York herald., 1871-09-10

ThE FINEST PAlk or BEAGLE ROUNDS IN THE
si4 sS,GSs ses Maltese Cats &C. at
WANrEp-A WE'LL BROKEN SETTER Dog MUST
re,si.ye Address stating lowest price aud where TO
ELEsrwooD PARK AsSocIArIoN.
shsosS s.sSsil ssSI;l sSss sa5I MsSrisG, r
r,psr - ryemnms s,6oco.
rusr No 'Hsy ISs, PAY; pa -; sAruRDAY, , SEPT Is
sn ,orss Ds,, so0to f $50 to tn. .eosnS and
= \ porsms entered $. 9. Joe;
ss,ssfss sa:sEfs " S..sSs..s s1, r.
u Eocen .ie entered ;; 6. Castle Boy.
s. whliney entered biz g. com@s r1s.
ruRsr No. ? 50 so0 for horse. ha, u,-er ,ro.l bc.
Ter han e, $1,000 the $3.50 se second spd sac
D. Mace entered ch. g. Judge Fullerton.
rA'". ssGEsHt SsYSdsSsy ss's ~ Tsa. ss
$50 the hrs s4o1 to tie second and a"
n,ss wssss sssrss ssslsa ss Sis rrmgs. gss, r..
;si% Esss1s ss s,s + E ss Ellen Tree
hassa, en:s,s1 sesroS NJ Lrdy syl;srs srss Ken.
). Daersy entered 3. m Fanny Lambert.
lanes j. Howe sssss ensa sasa ss @ n Belle nsGS %Sr fnIn
s.;ss sss!s Mar s"lsTea enter sr &. ssasrgs aasr
:. fa,,ersor entered g. FRANK.
.e.er Than s:ss $500 the first $3.50
Ds.y Rsa s"':sss ss sy I.:ssS .s41'''
, ;"hs sIl,, Lover entered Cd b. Young Bruno
!, 3. Mace entered W. y Medoc.
, Gargexter entereds. m. Susie.
yohn Murphy entered ;. !. Charley Greene.
n Carroll entered B. G Ben starr
Samuel MeLanghlip entered y. 10; Mary.
"''e'1i TI,Rp Pf'fS pS9ruEspaS s9 4 nsSHs SEPT 49,
horse $50 to Ss Ss seson% sca%
e fssnso" 'ns sn,aS entered b. m Bright Ewes.
}s1H FsI.y hsys .s,,Tss ss.ssd ms.s,S
tspsn'sr sSf@ ss.fss 6 CASTE % Nay S@Y Zee
= G9sa,n s"se entered IT., eas s. g 6 safe Poor
=. z Bane entered m. Ida May.
r. liaskns entered b. = p Iiasklns
man ass $500 500
y Dunlsy entered {. :: Thomas = Jefferson
r & johnson M entered r. m Lot,a Su,;. .
e Hrsse' nsg sa.95ss oI g b%neA nars
X Patterson entered cb, m. Belle of oneida.
~ Spisn entered br m Constance, formerly Lady Saul
fourth DAyy.wEpNEsDAy, SEPTEMBER %.
horEs 1910 the second ss5C to the third
u. Mace entered hr. G. George Palmer.
u. Kodin entered b. Henry.
PunsI No ssscSo for horses tSa have never ,ro,,ca
3. Mace entered q, Climax.
John u. whltson entered CHI a. Clarence.
Degouse entered Fleet ood.
r. Johnson entered b. IN Lolita.
TalImaD =. Daniel Boone.
j. Pficr entered <. &. Lottery.
H. Daniels b. M Topsv
Thos. s Foster entered br. = Dauntless
&. Eoapand entered &. e. Grey Jack
All the above mile heats three
harness. and viii be conducted the rules of
% National Association
Single admission 81. No extra charge for Grand Stand.
Carriages free Races 10 at O'Clock r. NJ
.
Programmes, giving full particulars will be distributed
the grounds gratutorsy.
P. J. VI. VAN GORTLANDT, President
d. TAL1.NAS. Superintendent.
The New York herald., 1871-09-10

C HERMANN, ArCTiONEER
- sale OF Household Furniture, &C., Monday. September
H. at II O'clock No l27 Spring street. corner Of Greene
street. the entire Furniture OF arny leaving for Europe,
viz OF Carpets Oicloth, Sofas Chairs Bureaus Tables,
Mirrors Bedsteads, Bedding, Stoves Cooking Utensils
Sale positive.
The New York herald., 1871-09-10
ADJUSTMENTS.


SssS sf$DSs $ S0rss
THIS suSPAE p1FoboRE HyESIsG, Ti,6kfs SKfsFMBER To-
ssAsP SUNDAY SUNDAY oSsSER oSSSERT
ssssS Ss
10 reeoniioa 81 patronage bestowed upon
MONDAY .Se nrSasss On
every evening ENTIRE GRAND ORCHESTRA
m owEs FFT E m anI ps ;s
season. -"' ""'''
F m T%
BOOTHS THEATRE. LoTTA.
LAST WEEK BUT ONE.
LoTM.
..,. THE PET I,Spy or THE 2, ,pg ,rpggTTTEIcoArs !,
- FAMILY JARS
SATURDAY MATINEE Arl}s
Ne., week-rIIE LITTLE DEFECTIVE
Seats secured days advance at the Theatre n
Dtsons music store, III broadway.
MONDAY SEPTEMBER 2s.
ch%RhorTE iau Hlsaf Is'CtHfH%s SUsR%zS.
Bo"A"T THh is'GHisi; GREAT HIT OF THE SEASON.
Re'nsas'msn' ~ Mr. M T. YER. g. Rs RSHasr ir''h Comedian
appear every nigh. this Mr.. John F. Pore's
.. mn '~siPss ssfs s;i .sSSs $$$E $iS$s OF a.rrx
in which MI I. q. RIGGS wll sustain the following
characers-
Sui Gar representative Irish peasant.
Con the Simpleton, not such fool neither.
Tnkcring Ilm sporting specimen.
Mrs hanbury, a New York boarding house keeper.
NEW schNEsT ASS Ss%Ss fiH ErSHcrs
Preceded each night by the Comedy
A TRIP TO RICHMOND
Frld,y evening benefit OF Mr.. T. q. Riggs
w FIFTH WEEK AND LAST BUT ONE
Of the nnprecedented successful the Queen
of Buriesque,
Miss LYDIA THOMPSON
Her NEW COMPANY.
MONDAY, SEPTEMBER II, EVERY EVENING AND
SATURDAY MATINEE
Odenbach's most popular ork--irst time America,
THE PRINCESS OF TkEBiZONDE,
and incidental thrilling drama period,
TIE ROSEBUD
STINGlNG NETrLE FARM,
with now and elaborate properties appointments
and supported by Miss Lydia Thompson and fun
Seats may he secured In advance.
Great preparations for a complimentary demonstration to
MISS LYDIA THOMPSON
The New York herald., 1871-09-10

IN LAST WEEK
of
Mr.. JOSEPH X. EMMETT
LAST WEEK
OF Gayiers great Drama
FRITZ,
OUR COUSIN GERMAN
which must be Withdrawn in the
HEIGHT OF ITS SUCCESS
TO give opportunity for the Introduction
MONDAY EVENING, SEPTEMBER 1s,
OF Mr. Gayler's new Drama, entitled
CARL, THE FIDDLER,
in which Mr. EMAET will appear for the hrst time in
ENTIRELY NEW CHARACTER.
LAST NIGHTS OF FRITZ.
SATURDAY, SEPT. 10, LAST FRITZEMMEr MATINEE.
The New York herald., 1871-09-10

=. OF the Supreme Court Abel Crook ESQ., referee
l35 nf Land
in westcheser county, the heights Of Mama roneck
overlooking Long Island Sound.
WEDNESDAY. SEPTEMBER IL, 1871
12 o'clock NJ a. the Shedrake House, sta
ton New York and New Haven Railroad.
This valuable property TO be sold in large parcels
81 and 20 the splendid estates of Messrs
George Siney VIM. II. Styles Jas. NJ. Fuller.
only few minutes walk from the station of New York
New Haven Railroad and will be light the line of the
York and Houeaonc and Northern Railroad. being
constructed Only 10 minutes from Harlem Bridge
hour from New York depot The peighboriood
finest in wesches,er and in the immediate vicinity
Episcopal Theological Seminary For further particulars
apply BEL CROOK, ESQ., referee liz Broadway, or 10
the auctioneer, 50 Cedar street, New York.
The New York herald., 1871-09-10

DROOKLYN GLOBE,
ID Formerly Hooley's Opera House,
THE POPULAR FAMILY RESORT.
STILL FOREMOST IN THE FIELD OF NOVELTY.
EIGHT MORE STARS FOR THIS WEEK.
Mr.. j. Is. STUDLEY,
JOHNSON AND POWERS
Mr.. CHRIS H. BERNARD.
LARRY TOOLEY, WIN. N. REEVES, HARRY GUION,
MISS KITTY TILSON and A. b. kennedy,
all In addition this mammoth company, the largest
best entertainment offered brooklyn public
First week OF the new sensation Drama entitled
DAY AND NIGHT.
MATINEE EVERY SATURDAY AFTERNOON AT 2
The New York herald., 1871-09-10

TlRYAETS OPERA HOuSE-TWENTY-T TIL RID STREET,
- between Sixth and Seventh avenues, Booths
Theatre
BRYANT'S M1NSTRELS. I Nelse Seymour, Dave Reed,
BRYANT'S MINSTRELS. McAndrews, Brockway,
BRYANT'S MINSTkELS W. Henry Rice. Stanley,
BRYANT'S MINSTRELS Demps,er. DAbeu
BRYAN1'S MINSTRELS. Morrisey Emerson,
BkYANT'S MINSTRELS. Foster, Barney,
BRYANT'S MINST REl.S. Nor ison's Orchestra,
BRlANT'S MlNSTkELS. Lutte Mac.
BRYANTS MlNSTRELS Dan Bryant.
Seats secured In advance. Begins Al
The New York herald., 1871-09-10

DAwNBROKERS' SALES.
By r. FIELD, Auctoneer, III Bowery.
Tuesday, September IL by order r. Simpson Co..
SEQ lots sold and Silver Watches,
Diamond and Gold Jcwelry.
Wednesday, September IL, by order Wilson, Green Co.,
500 lots Mems Clothing.
Thursday. September H. by order y. A. Jarman,
bQV lots Mems and Women's Clo,hnc
The New York herald., 1871-09-10

7CQ GLOBE THEATRE,
10 72S 7ss BROADWAY
728 LlSTON, WILD, BRYANT
The NOVELTY THEATRE of the world. Continued atrac
ton and increased excitement More new stars.
MONDAY EVENING, SEPTEMBER II. FIRST APPEAR,
ANCE the United States OF the GREAT COMIC VOCAL
lST and HUMORISr, from Engian'i.
Mr.. VICTOR LIsrON.
Mr. Llston arrived from England steamship Washing
ton, and be is by public TO he
GREArESr COMIC VOCALIST EVER SEEN On the
evening the great Comedian and Ethiopian deneao
Mr.. JOHN WILD.
The New York herald., 1871-09-10
C,UPREME COURT SALEM PARTITION OF yALUA.
= bic improved Business Property.
JOSEPH MCGUIRE, Auctioneer,
will sell at anction

FRIDAY, September l5 1871. st IL o'clock noon,
at the Exchange Ssiesroon III Broadway under direction
Of James H. Coman, Esq., the valuable Property
the southwest of Bedford and Downing Streets
known Nos ~ Bedford Ss Downin. street The cor
three story and cellar brick. with s.cre in
good order and rents for Sl@0O No. So Downing
three basement and house. is i'm
full description at the aucioneers ONCE, No. 50 Cedar
street, corner oi Broadway.