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III Nsw ORLEANS, Apr. I'd, 1871.
5: EDITOR JoURNAL.-I suppose you
would like to know how We negroes
stand politically down here 1t the Sum-
ny South. We are oil Republicans,
but few exceptions and Of the old anti
slavery school, that believe that Sum-
ner is always right. We are sorry to
see an interruption in our party. San
Domingo is not ready tobe annexed yet.
No man would like to see her part
and parcel Of our Republic than my.
self. Yes, I should be more than pleas. d
to see her black Representatives in our
Congress, but with all that l fear the
country is not in proper condition to
be annexed. I have said enough on this
subject. Yor can make 1t public.
r. I. CROMWELL.
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IA London correspondent says that
Queen Victoria visits Priuce Albert's
tomb ever, day at Windsor, places q
basket of fresh flowers near it, reads a
chapter inthe Bible, kneels down, and
offers up.a prayer that she may meet
him 10 the world to come.
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Tho next session Of the illinois
Legislature il to be held in Chicsgo in
1sead Of Springfield, : resolution 70
that eject having passed both branches
sfths illinois Legislature. This Is tie
preliminary 70 : final removal Of tho
Arttal Of the State to the commercial
oentsr. .~, :" !
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EDITORIAL oourtesies are At quite ;
low sbb among the daily papers Of St.
Paul. The standard epithets are Black
Mail Pres, Confederate P4on eer, and
Lying Little Di.patch. The Minneap-
oils Tribune makes . slight variation
on tho 6nt, noticing it As the Corrupt
Pres, and this compliment the Pres.
Acknowledges by referring to the editor
Of the Minneapolis sheet, alliteratively
but not very respectfully, as Granny
Green. Fie Fie!
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The oontraot for the carpenter
work on the extension Of the State In.
sans Asylum, At g. Peter, has been
axardsd . a. W. Gage 4 Co., Of vi.
3nona, and for the mason work to Matt,
Bfeen b Co, Of St. Paul.
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North Star Iron Works,
4 = HARRISON, c0BToH 1 CO..

Maafactursrs Of Steam Engines and
Botlers, Saw Mill Machinery, Flouring
Mills, Building Columns, Window Caps and
Bills. Hot Air Furnaces, Water Wheels, &c.,
10. 81 z-&Hso 1,S5' . q Il 81
All kind Of repairing and fob work done
promptly and in the best manner.
The FIGURING and Grist Mill department
VII be under the supsrintsnds1ee Of Mr..
y. A. PaAY. And the Saw Mill work will
be under the charge Of Mr.. ELIAS Coxn11,
which will enable the propristors 70 fur.
nish oil the latest improved Mill Machinery
and guarantee entire satisfsction. :
Between Raiload Bridge and Pacific
Mills.
Minneapolis, Nov.::2sth, 1870. v11n2o
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Cooley Lady's Book opens the
May number With steel plate, "Ras.
tie Galhntry," and this is followed by
fashion plates, desigos, and = large in
sta!lmsnt Of reading matter. L. "A.
Cooley, Philadelphia, Pa. Eos @s@f'}'H
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LECTURE AT THE COmHERCIAL
COLLEGE,. 5 :

COLLEGE,.
:. . ,..-. 90.
From the St. Paul Di.patch. .,.., i
Professor Low delivered last night
q very interesting lecture at the Com.
mercial College to the pupils Of that
institution and a number of invited
guests. There were quite number of
ladies' among the audience. The lec-:
turer devoted considerable time in i'm
pressing on his hearers the necessity
Of developing the "physical body"
He said that iu ninety-nine cases out
of . hundred diseases were caused in
the human frame by inattention to the
development Of the body. He then
spoke 10 strong terms Of the ben oft
conferred on the rising generation by
the establishment of the international
chain Of colleges, and in doing so paid
. high and deserved tribute to the COL
lege in our city 50 ably presided over
by Professor Fadd;s, and strongly urged
on our citizens the duty of supporting
it and extending it's utility. He fur
Their took the ground that sound bust
ness education could not be acquired
without a religious one also. He de-.
picted in glowing oolors the evils of in
temperance, and warned bis hearers to
abstain from the use of the fatal cup.
The speaker concluded by earnestly
appealing to his hearers to look to
things eternal, and not lei the greed Of
this world prejudice their hopes Of
the hereafter.
The lecturer was. listened to for over
% hour and Z half with the closest 1t.
tention BY the large audience present,
and al departed much pleased with
the intellectual feast they had enjoyed
At meeting Of tho students Of the
St. Paul Business College this morning
the following resolution was unanimous.
" adopted: s>@' .'...>' &. {. "..z4s- -:
kesolved, That We the students Of thu
St. Paul Business College highly appreciat,
the able and instructive lecture delivered
last evening by Mr.. J. Low on the prop
er education and Development Of tn.
whole man, physically, mentally, morally
and spiritually, and We reerad his deduc
tions Is correct in affecting our positions
in life for usefulness. ssaya5es.e.s f-.yI,z.
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Grand excess on new bonds. $s,25O,9l5
This result shows that Chamberlain's
bond bill which the people are call, d
on to vote for on the I'd day of. May
next, will in all probability, saddle up.
on the people of this State a debt Of
eight and one quarter millions of dol
lars over and above the total amount Of
the old bones. -Maukato Union.
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he contents Of the May number
Of AytRsgs Eome Aagasixe are un-
Usually Attraotive for tho circle Of. read.
sls this monthly is intended to crafty
The Gs;ldren's Hour, from the same
publiahers, j. also good. T. s. Ar
thur / Sons, Philadelphia.
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3asn. Molkts 1as beaten in seven
ofths eight districts 10 which he was !
esrdidsts 81 the Conservatives for the
0efmaa Parliament E:sa@t.
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WICK
F20RAR &U1D8

-: = FOR 1871. -|---.I
TIE Fret Edition Of One Hundred and Nfly
Thousand Copies Of
V1ck's illustrated Catalogue Of Seeds
and Floral Guide. is published and ready to
cry desirable Flower and Vegetable. It is elegantly
printed ans tinted paper, illustrated with Three
Hundred hne wood Engravings and Two beautiful
CGsLORED PLATES. :. :
Guide published. GERMAN EDITION
published in all other respects similar to the Eng
fish.
Sent free to all my customers of 1870, as rapidly
Is possible, without application. Sent to all others
who order them for Ten cents, which II not half
the cost. Address
JAMES WICK.
Rochester NY.
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WHAT TnE bond BILL WILL Do.

.=t5E&5s&@t ~ ss2E 80 tSt&tSSss& ~ Et
Pass the Bond Bill, and you viii con-
yert Mr.. Chambsrlain's $500, 900 worth
Of bonds into =, 2l7, s22.4O.in new3,n-
tersstb bearing bonds !; 3s>s ssSs s.s
. You will make the amount for which
tho State will be liable on these bonds
the Immense total Of III, 1893, 865; o.
&s,240,9l5 moro than if the present
bonds we're allowed to run until due
and then paid At their face, with the
accrued interest; .2s-A@ u. ! ssa4sa<@
You viii withdraw the receipts from
the tax on railroads. from the revenue
fund Of tho State, and tor thirty years
tic them up for tho redemptionof Mr..
Chamberla'u's bonds, leaving the N
mainder Of the bonds to be provided for
BY direct taxation, in which manner
the deficit caused By the Withdrawal Of
the receipts from railroads would have
to be supplied; *:l =. ~
You viii most certainly lose the FIVE
Hundred Thousand Acres Of Iuterna
Improvement Lands for the use for
which they wore granted. The people
Of tho State, burdsned with this inn
mense debt, would l.y hold Of every.
thiog that could contribute to the all
absorbing bond-fand, and thus aid in
their relief.
Arc you ready for this If 80, vote
tor the bill; if not, vote against It.
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IT is said that Andrew johnson, tired
Of che Democracy, is hsukering to get
back into the Republican party. Let
him banker. 49,, ',::5
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: The LADY,. Friend for May has
fine picture Of the matchless Yosemite
Valley. The literary matter is up to
the usual standard Of this magazine.
Deacon : Peterson, publishers, Phil.-
dalDhia. go 80 ,s-s ',,s es*z's...z-
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Cornelius Dangan and August
Smith, while crossing tho river 4 WI,
Mons, vsre drowned By the upset
fnfs of their boat #Es. ,7A8 s,sst /
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own 100 PAGES
OF sss
RIADINa MATTER T0R ONE D0LLkRl!
American Stock Journal,

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@ Robert Hoe is making arrange,
ments to establish mandatory Of bis
largest presses in England. He says
this has been rendered necessary by
reason Of the difference in the cost Of
material and the price Of labor. g.s<5s /.
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Farm for Sale.

THE undersigned offers for sale Q coed
l farm of 100 acres, on the north ald Of
Maine Praire, about
FOURTEEN MILES FROM ST. CLOUD.
Sixty acres are timber, the balance prai-
RE AMI meadow, and the whole enclosed
with good fence thirty acres being under
cultivation. On the premises 10 .
GOOD COMFORTABLE HOUSE
with stables, grsnary Aud storeheuse two
good wells, and other Improvements. This
farm is directly on the main road from St.
Cloud to Forrest City, and will BE- sold
ehsep. Inquire ct this ONCE, or Of
J. 8. DAN,
On the premises.
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3. ! H. T. ANTHONY / CO.,
.:s SOL Brosdvay, Ntp 1ert,
Invite the attention Of the Trade 70 Their extsnsvs
aisortmant Of ths abovs goods Of GeS ssvs pa6ios-
Mon, Ms.sfaetsve AID iRk ostattoa.
PHOTO 81 niiNrsan SLIDES y - d..
- $s& si4 t&4lE aud 2is# * - $50
NEW VIEWS OF YosfMITI. = : :
*2$ss@ 2S@ E. e Il. r. ANTHONY CO.,
SOL Broadway, New York,
Opposite Metropolitan Hotel,
80 r Importers and Manufacturers Of
PHOTOGRAPHIC MATERIALS.
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Cno GlEnN AL AMI OMNlSClENI,
GOD, who in one comprehensive view
could i behold all time, past and to
come, . thousand years would be but as
I day in comparison With His own
existence; and though that sentence
for the destruction OF the world were
delayed thousand years or more, it
should eventually and assuredly come.
The whole tenor Of the apostles argu.
ment is to warn sinners against pre-
sumiog to transgress, imagining they
will escape uupunished, because God
does not execute His sentence upon
them 1t once. BE assures them that
God waits ODE merciful, "not wiling
that any should perish, but that al
should come to repentance" Hs does
not restrict Himself to the present, but
even eternity is before Hin in. which to
execute His threat ard promise. Though
He, now % patiently fosbears, the apes
lie adds, 'sBut the day Of the Lord
will come IS ! thief il the night; in the
which the heavens shall pass avay with
Z great noise, and the elements shall
melt with fervent heat; the earth also
and the works that are therein shall be
burned up. Seeing then that oil these
things shall b dissolved, what manner
Of persons ougbt,ye to b'aain Ill holy
conversation and godline<s =
So long = human science keeps IN
accordance With Gods word, I would
I'D Il ! hearty God spsed. But when
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FRAGRANT SAPOLIlN NE

Clsans KID Cloves and all kinds lOths and Cl0lh
lug: remvvs. Paint Grease Ia, instantly, with
ouI tho least injury " the finest fabric Sold BY
spectacle DruGktsts and Fancy Goods Dealsrs.-
FRAGRANT sAP1LlHNE 90. - Barclay street
New York, Is L. sale street. chicago.
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Tonic Of Health

DALSAM, the best tor the, Lunis and
ID Throat. ConsuE rtion aud >crotul,us
blood. = Prescription of the late DR.. Ea- t,',,
chair of Materia Medica, University Of
Glasgow, Scotland. Full Boz. bottle. 81;
Four OF, 500. s,gg,: ii. sy
1@ Review circular Tonic Of Health. a.
our stores. VIZ. - = ~ =fts3' ~
Sold and Guaranteed unequaled BY r.
8. MAkLATT, ..@...7t:.
IS TlcKNoR, ToLMAN 4 CO.,
Dealers II Drugs and Aedie,nes,
1885 81. Cloud. MINI.
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Cheapest Boot and Shoe
Store in st. Cloud. .
JOHN LESSEN
Offers to the public
Tn1:LARaEsr STOCK OF
BOOTS AND SHOES

6vH IN 06UUUdE ~ V01S C1T1s
which he has purchased for cash
And as he is connected with one OF
the largest Wholesale dealers and manu-.
featuring houses in St: Paul, he is enabled
to offer his customers goods CHEAPER than
any other house this side Of Minneapolis or
St. Paul. i,.5+s:.. y,3.7eI. ,nn ..,.,.{: !.
Country merchants Who are dealing in
Boots and Shoes can always I'LL up their
stocks with sizes, At J. Leisen's store, ~
low ss in St. Paul. Call and see for your
self. - '''@ ~ Vii -
;: Mr.. Lessen is one Of the best Bootmakers
10 the State, and works up only. the best
genuine French Cali and Kip and other go
1ected stock. Boots and shoes made in the
latest styles. He has just received . full line
Of tho latest sty les Of LSsts, which are con-
sidered to be the best-ftting Lasts made in
the United States. He guarantees his work,
% to fit and wear French Calf sewed aod
pegged boots and SHOES made and warranted
for best wear AMI to be waterproof. j.
LEATHER AND FINDINGS always on
hand, and for sale Ct 81. Paul prices ~
Is K Z8Essas< ezsa, z# JOHN LeISEN.
Opposite Burbank 4 Powell's Block, St.
German street, Ct. Cloud. 90 v18-n29
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FACTS FOR THE PEOPLE,

The amount Of old railroad
!. bonds issued vas $2,225. 900
They were 7 per cent. Is year =,
bonds
Attic end of25 years they would
amount, princir al and interest,
to $e,11s,75o
What will the State have to pay
ii the whole debt is settled
according to the terms Of
Chamberlain new bond bill
Amount now due ct the end Of
IS years $4,24e,7So
The II Der cent.'to be added, a. ~ -
:: per bin ~, 722,457
Face Of 80 years bonds to be it,
sued -: $4,972. 2o7
Interest on same for 30 years S., 1907 ass
Grand total cost to the State $14, 1853, 666
Deducting amount Of the old ..
Bonds, which is Se,11s,75
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ALL FOR NOTHING.

We will give the iStoek Journal for ons
year GRATIS 70 all new subscribers to
The JouaNAL who win remit 81.
This offer viii hold Tor only . limited
0mo.
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A VOICE FROM THE SOUTH.

DIR. Cromvv ell on Summer and San
Domingo.
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BLOOMINGTON CID NURSERY.
10th year. CO.. Acres. IL dreenh,uses. Largest
Assortment all Sizes Best stockl Low Prices
Would You know What. When, How to Plant Fruit
Shade Evsrgreen Trees, Root Crafts, see.bngs, o.
sage Plants Apple Seeds Early Rose Potatoes, uIs.
Roses, 4reenhouse aud Garden Plants, &c. Flow.
Or and Vegetable seeds. Fin 1T, Best Collsc-
tion-sorts aud quality. Send 10 cents for New Il.
Illustrated, Descriptive Catalogue-90 pages. Send
stamp, EACH for catalogue Of seeds, with plain d.
rections-sl pa e.; Bedding and O.. den Paante-
e. K en fHGsx st,si
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Forty Weeks for One Dollar

i T. EklCAN ~ A0ME hOuA ApIi lst
lo7l- Eir.t sl;A.s ga -hi-paEo AsAAcoA
.A1..aA aud FafAninS Hetkiy. opeclmsns
kr.e. HOPKINS & ILjU4 h chester N. Y,
The New York herald., 1871-10-17

NTIBLO'S GARDEN. NIBIOS GARDEN.
~ LAST RIGHTS Mr.. FRANK MAlO'S Bad
LAST NIGHTS ger pronounced y the press
LAST NIGHTS and public Of the
LAST NIGHTS inest pieces of acting
LAST NIGHTS witnessed in this CITY.
LAST NIGHTS
LAST NIGHTS THE BURNING or THE
OF the TkNf MENT HOUSE IN
of the BANTER STREET.
- OF the - The most effective and real
SmkLEIS oF new noKk istic scene ever produced on
STREETS or NEW YORK. any stage.
STREETS OF NEW YORK. REAL STEAM FIRE EN-
STREEIS OF NEW nOkk. CINE in iuh working, with
STREtlS OF NV YORK. hand engines,
STREETS OF NEW YORK. HOSE CARRIAGES HOOK
STREETS OF NEW YORK. AND LADDER, nc, 6c
STREETS OF NEW YORK. THE GREAT SNOW
STREETS or NEW YORK. SCENE
STREETS OF NEW YORK. Union square Winter
STREETS or NEW YORK. NishL
STREETS OF NEW YORK. PARSLOE and MASTER
STREETS OF NEW YORK SElFFIN
STREETS OF NEW YORK. In their Rano Solos Songs
STREETS Df NEW YORK. Dances.
Crow ei houses attest nightly with thundcrs appanse
the admirable In which this piece and pro
dueed
MONDAY, OCT. %,
Mr.. S0THERN as LORD puNDREARY.
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oakAr PUBLIC ArcnoS SALE OF HOUSE
pianof1rts. hne o1 Palniine.. Pron,s.. Ac.

ptaD0f1fs, fine Oh Paintings, Rron,ss, &c.
UOymenciDr al IOs O'Clock tbis TUESDAY, morning
LlKE FITLgERALD. Anctionser, will dispose OF The
furniture Of private residence 2O West J~cnty9rd street,
consisting OF an eegan carved octave yosewoSj Piano.
forte, xs1 10 faror suits, Library, Drawing Room
spd bedIoOm suits, In roteaood nut, .iab0ran
pakers, latest styles % elegant Cured Hair Mattresses
tIlows Ac. B.osleAds, Bureaus, WashstRnds, Centre,
bsde and y-nspD IaOes Chairs IN abun lance solid siveL
and China Ware 500 Volumes Bpokcases, wsrdrobct
fLs Mirrors ai fi3 Iois to sU 9Qods
bSeksc &gD sDlppsL CIiy souDty.
The New York herald., 1871-10-17

AT 10 O'CLOCK A. VI. HENRY LOTT, ArCTIONEER
n viii sell st 80 Barclay street. large assortment of
lrocterv, Class~as, cuery &C., city Ard
ssuntry trade. L. FARRISGTOk.
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A pRIAS Il. MuLLER, sUcnoNEga,

sToREIiOrsisS, PIERS AND WAFER RIGHTS,
~ order New YORK Wnrebonsng Compsny.
ADRIAN H. MULLER. 7. a. WILKINS & co. viii sell
Thursday. October 49, lS7l at ~ o'clock, tho
Eschanse saesioom Ill broadway, New York; about Is
Lots of Lane, together with Stcrchouses Piers,
6uls head and Water Rights situate the foot of Van Brunt
street., opposite the Erie Basi Brooklyn and known tho
New YORK Warehoasing Company's Stores ani Basin
Tho above described property comprises the entire block
bounded ry Van Brupt, kcii On the
eight large brick sorehouses, of the following
o:men Ono Of SSxsp0 Of i5>Si3 iwo 5xsu0 ona
f4xi7S Two, 25xl2l l0Ja73 taree piers ~ feet
vide and Substantially butt, large basin, hnlkheai ani
oreakwater. Tbs property of the available in
Se VIC mtg oi ew inrS for ccmmtrcl or manu- acoring
and Is particularly well adapted the Of
present capacity being 30 90 bales cam
however be largely increased II desired There
fsrae wharfage business property
which can heretained II desired
Epa AT the oce OF The hnotoueera and FOR further part
eulsrs inquire q James =. Wallace Iresdenl
York uarontee and Indemnity Company George D. Crasin,
Wee President 400 Vest Twelfth street; Nm W. Wickes,
freasurer 5s Fron street. OF the Auc.pneoTs, No. Inc
tree
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A DRIAN II. MULLER, AucrIoSkEI.
ADRIAN II. MULLER. L. II. WILKINS 4 CO.
will rel al auction
THURSDAY. oclaber a. at 10 a,cjocx -, IN.

THURSDAY, October y, at ~ O'clock, nj the
1schsngc Saesroom Ill Broadway. by order OF J. n
eyrcs Esa execaor OF Lncus Chtenden, deceased. as
vffa Sos, situate Washington Heights. property
PAR o. argc tract the Heights purchased by the atc
Mr. Chitendep and reserved being choicest
eesrRbe property The Heshts II commands
Sve view OF The Hudson AMI Harlem rivers and OF The
bSan ul valley yn1 the Heights Harlem river
and Tor health nness of location, grandeur beauty and
fety OF scenery Is not surpassed ty property New
YORK leland or its vcnisv The River Boulevard
being laid out under the direction Of the Central Park Com
nissoaers, which through the portion OF
ne property, WILL when completed add greatly 10 its
sahy and ts along the high bank of
Me river and Riverside PARK viii afford the be and
picturesque drive on the Island The property y also but
mort drive from th- Central Park The. on the property
large and elegant two AMI half story Dwein. House IA
euc order. with gas furnace, range Ac.
Also,
"a Lots.
ADJOINING the above Described property and fronting on
Bro dway which Is % be wieaei 20 the width oi loy zee
making of the best roads the iRlsrd The property
Wul be sold with restrictions AGAINST NUS lnces.
Seventy of purchase may, at The OPP
non Of the purchaser, remain on bond and mortgage
Maps si the oJce II the auctcnesrs No Pine street.
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n,HF UERIyALLED EUROPEAN MEDICAL AND BUsS
Csirvoyani tells past present and fu.nre sbowe
-nesf and f'ses name Of future husband No IJa ert
Yony Graf SvseL Broadway and seventh sysDua
The New York herald., 1871-10-17

A }. RLETCKER, son 4 co. WILL SILL ON Tt ES-
n. day October a. al " NJ, AZ the Exchange ssesroons.
New York the magnificent House and Lot 2b Court
eoner Of Carroll Park, Brookyn Of the nDest best
Brooklyn
The New York herald., 1871-10-17

Il, ~.
Mr. soTHERN ~ LORD DuNDREARY.
NTIBLo's GARDEN.
~ WEDNESDAY, OCT. IS
MArINEE BeNEtIr
FOR THE spFFERIRs by THE
GRAND coaniNs.i5s SnlnaG9 Issn; oi ARTISTS
FRANK MAYO AND ALL THE COMPANY AND Or
NJ, JAMES we,,fI fIEsTEAi T,TE GREAT PIANIST
tFlrs appearance this season.
DAN DRYhNT, NELSE SEYMOUR AND LITTLE MAC.
Mr.. Arthur MAITERsON,
and Miss EMMA H0USEN.
n new v Acts OF
in:rodasins UNION saUAaE and inc D" ''-'
with Mr. PARsLoE and Master sNIfFEN and their Banjo
Solos. &c
TO be followed by an inerude In which al the volunteers
To conclude With the first act Of the
COLLEEN BAWN.
DAN .MlLFS
EMMA HDUSEk twitn songs ELY OIUNkOR
Admission, with reserved seat. One dollar
Faulty Srce 10c
N EXTRA ANNOUNCEMENT
TO the public ,ha, they have effected p.,ea engage
ment with
who will make his FRS, appearance
MONDAY NEXT, OCTOBER a.
oue Aupp,c. y IN cn,lsi TON TSslor's Comedy Of
MISS Laura kecne having sold to Mr. Sohgrn the exclusive
Tgns % to ~, ue piesc during his American tour ~, s,,
played by hum sss Nights al the Theatre Hay mar.
Mr. soTiiERN win be supported by
Miss NELLY KEMP
and Miss JENNY LEE,
from the Theatre Roya, IIayraar ana Strand
Seats may nov be secured at Siblos Ba sons and the
The New York herald., 1871-10-17

between Ffth and sI,ih avenues. ~ i0,! O'Clock.
Drawing suits, Pompadour rvle Marqueieric Cab'-
e Tabea EBcoignurcs JAineres Console Tables bronze
Stsaay Paintings by eminent artists Lace CuJtsirs sece
Mir. bookcase cent rosewood Piano STOOL Cover
scsewood walnut Bureaus. Beis,esds wardrobes Mat
Banksts ESenon Table, siverware,
Cuilerv Tureens, savers Dinner, Tea Service Linen,
Basement, Kitchen Furniture; alco all the Furniture
Sants persmplory. N. BThe auctioneeF
would call OF friends and public 10 this SALE
the isest and richest asor<nent ~ Furniture offered u
aocilen Lhle
The New York herald., 1871-10-17
SALES an AUCTION.

A RCfIiBALD JOHNSTON .'AUcTIoNEEK-M -MARsnAL's
saIe-Ai public auction this day Tuesdy, At u O'Clock,
sti3 Dey erce several double and single black walnut
Desks, Tables Wardrobe Chas; Wilder's Safe, Re
fr-eratoTs marble top Sdeboard Brussels Carpets Cocoa
katng lot of TinneTss Tools.