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Personal.

Judge Terry who killed BrOderick in dGcl,
IA rcported to be interested mining claims in Colorado;
to be in stratened circumstances, and In very delicate
health.
Lee Clailin, father Of the Governor of Mas
sachsets IL dangerously i'll at the Governors house In
Boston.
Jonathan Murray died in Toronto last week
in his 10th year. He had two brothers, one Of whom
lived to no. and the other to ll3.
Moncure i. Conway has been collecting mate
rial for life of Thomas Carlyle. which he expects TO
publish soon as the great iconoclast is dead.
Guerazzi is engaged upon fierce political
pamphlet eveled against Antonel and the Jesuts, who
he says still plotting against the liberties or italy
Mr.. ID. G.. Croly of The World writes to The
Syracuse Journal to contradict the story set anoat by
some uncommonly stupid fool that he Is the author Of
the lecture which Miss Edgarton las delivered in 30
many places OF late.
A London letter states that Major Yelverton
(now Lord Ayonmore) intends TO return to En-
gland that the exposure Of his conduct during the no
torous trials brought by his wife have made his
dctested all over the country.
Guizot is reported to have said that he would
yet live to France lead the progressive nations Of
Europe to victory over the desposm of the East. We
ike long, AS he is now In his saith year.
Toombs, the once prominent Georgia Rebel,
is still denying the story that he said he would
day read the roll OF his slaves under the shadow Of
that he will make any such attempt just at present
Herbert Spencer, Notwithstanding the large
sale of his works in this country where they much
popular than at home represented TO be in quite
INDECENT circumstances His health Is said to have suf
fered recently from excessive application and over
work.
Schneider, the dead queen of opera bouffe,
reported have received salaries from the theaters
and in presents and doueeus from her admirers not less
then 100000 6OUOOO francs, out OF which, In All
probability, she had saved little than enough to
bury her.
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LIE CINCINNATI SOCIETY.

A special meeting Of the Cincinnati Society
was held last evening at DelmOncos TO celebrate In
social way the anniversary Of the birth Of Washington
aud " listen 10 address by the Rev DR. ~ g. Hutton
This Society formed by the OcersOf the Revolution
AIRY army, Oh the 10th Of May. with the object OF
taking care Of those who should become disabled or
needy, and 10 perpeuate the friendships which sprung
up between them during the struggle for indepe ndencc
IL was also provided that II should be perpetuaed by
their descendants according 10 the English Law OF de
scent, and II these VINO met last evening The go
cety numbers about 40 members. and by their COnstu
ton their annual meeting held the Fourth OF July
although up % within q few years IL has been
thsu custom 10 hold extra special meet
on Wd5hugtOns Birthday This custom they
intend 10 revive, and the attendance last evening
listlned the change. Among those present Gen.
AlsxaDdcr Hamilton. MaIius Wiet, John W. Creation,
Cen John COchrane Col Matchin the oldest member OF
ths society Gen. George MOrel Gen. A. :. Webb, DR..
Els Prof John TORY, ii. H. Ward, VIM. Irving Grace,
MAJOR WIN. X POppeD, and WIN. Henry Crosby. IN the
absence OF Hamilton Fish, President Of the Society,
MAJOR POppen presided, and VIM Henry Crosby acted
secretary After some routine business the Rev. Dr.
mutton delivered brief address n which he endeaVOred
~ SHOW that this nation Christian nation DOtwith
standing the held Ia the treaty Of TnpO
Ihslf society IN IL Constitution recognized the Supreme
1OYeFDOr Of the Universe Ia conclusion he urged that
us freedom and sovereignty which the Christian religion
kfes u the highest and nOblest freedom, and the only
freedom which is permanent. The remainder Of the
eFesnk Was spent by the members an social conversation
ana Ina dispOsng Of the supper.
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neiiiinn is in circnlntion in New-Jeney

A petition is in circulation IN New-Jesey
asking Tor QUO through mail each way dhl l'yi 800
York to Philadelphia, along the line Ol We o"oi , y
w-Jerscy abroad, which said 10 be very poory
supplied with post Office facilities. u - st1 in'. az
mail matter beyond pcmbrrtOn FOR Now lVlh' VI anJ
point north now go1s H. Philadelphia thonoo ny We
New Jersey Railroad 10 New-HorR, ana thoh a"e WI
again; 50 that mail matter between Two om,.s W, Nv
Ioutr NOT moro than I'VE mile, apart must perform tc
entire circuit Ia New-Yurk, Philadelphia, ana Di'
fire in John liachs tailoring ciabllSniI'n,, Oh
No fIi Gr.ni At, dfnfrrl he s'"aa
-2D isaar rD.t p. isnct g"'f 80 ''. I' All -
damaged +lUJ she D4i..lg damaged tio sane ''' "
slId.
Christina Stcin % youug German woman. NN az
res.l Co., le psi.fcr 7t t"'e ','t ,. En- a.
"a n iAt mai. HIi in '"i'l.-
A. ,.- Il I,. .ncaax xA. 4.-AAs s-sy0'' - ~-~
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AypFRroy-oa Tuesday Feb a. ra-s, IT, Anderson eyed % Ys'n
The sr,,es anil friends Of be f4u ala, M members Of GOTTA ioig.
No. %, ~ T. 5S3 a. y ooRe Ia, ' S o,e o,s no a.
etpS me C.'eioa an All Lincoln - ere a.y
twcjn shth aDl Sil'hayes on Frla, morning. 90 " o''c
torlS-On wednesday nOOl Feb p Sarah so "ru ~ ,oAeH
q ~ eL @ friends Of the fy sr invited iit-ui iss fansai
on Friday norarg u O'Clock from hsf ai' rsn'e No 80 S''
Fory6hhst.
DPiM.Ioyp A. the Home r rncurales We. FIRMS Nouay
tI- William C. Dramnond aeei a wears 49,, r,
Pane 4 ron the his (hufayJ m'rng. a. l oh ili
lave Twerty sr' and Fourtbrvc Fremont d. i O. m
MONK-On sunday Feb 49, 10 the 5)4 Of Der e Aap Ahse+
t OF Hisin W. Mons anl d'ossti ", We i-S t .
Puaeral Thur O'Clock p H. from DE e pT' p'"
SNART-At Evergreen Lawn Flashing lay orag "a
monlh I'D, William Smart IL ne 'j year o,Ai' a.
Yctcc Of fe-eral hereafter
sMITn-A. gevCsnsan Conn on SUNDAY Pei = n DE q
bis age, l. Herman smith H. D. Of - Faui h --" 'o- o. 10
HI. funeral viii ATTENDED Congregational Church Ne"
Canaan on "Wednesday, the 22i, at2i p. N
sTfnLg-on saturday sy5-r, PEI ~ nn, aerce New
Brunswick. \. j., Suddenly Peter r. St'ie sgol ears
and friends q the family sFerfly y'ei 70 attend n.
from the Fin: B51, ChaTch New Ifaasa.cA pm
THOMPSON-On Wednesday, FEB p David Tho ia The 81 yeai
The t gs ives and fe f G'pc invite. :, a..aa
his funeral late No - Laiage place 90 SATURDAY
the 2jth inst, O.. 10 o'clock a.
ToPPINGOn einlay. Feb o. MARA Lontd daughter II Va
Ian and jose ohiue 81 iri Topping aged q le'at
Motif Of funeral hereafter
VAS DYKB-On Welnesay bis lf residence No IA
Sulysnst. L. Van Dyke the 1l yer efls zee
relatives OF the mly Repeatedly iny'e to sesa
from Ambrose Chapel OF Fruce aHd ILo'AS
saturday at o'clock ?.
VAN TUYL-n Brooklyn THURSDAY morning Feb TO- hAe C'oA
Notice Of fu eral hereafter
wARDENon Tuesday morning Feb 81 Of consumption Robert B.
The felaivcs and friends family respectfully ir'e - i'''l
Thnr.day 2Si inst O'Clock ne remains will be I'el 10 h'y
lot, " j., for iItermenL
WILLIAMSON Monday 90 OF scarlet fever Blrne'i o. '9
George and sen villains sHsi y SaI % sa Sss
Her rrstves and henls are rep a Irg E, on we3as.
day FEB. q all m |
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WESTINGHOUSE BIRTHDAY ABROAD.
THE AMEnIcANs IN VIENNA ENTERTAINED %

MINISTER JAY.
VIENNA wednesday Feb. - 1871.
Minister jay entertained the Americans here
at supper in honor OF Washngtons Birthday speeches
were made in which reference made to the approach
Ionurrd that tbroug The courtesy OF the Emperor, new
materials for American history had been drought W
hight IN tine imperial archives. several luIun,a, Cun
tanning the Co.Te,pOndcnce of Baron Beieh' Who whS
sent America by tho Emperor Joseph H. Oh c many
had been discovered. Tho letters are dtleu az Vow
York and Philade phia 1884 10 1851 Mr. jay H'teo
that permission had been gwen INN 10 COPY tn'9
and he hoped 10 lay these valuable ic'or' "oIoo
the American people.
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Tow. II. J. Williams AMI tho Row J. b. Morgan The
choir ohanted the "Vcnltc" sang the Lenen Hymn
The sermon was preached by the Rector tho Rev. Dr.
Morgan.
At st. AIMS Free Church. Elghecnth-st yesterday
DR.. Gauaudot preached the morning service Tie even
ing service was conducted By the Rev. T. +. Holmes.
the day was observed by the Catholics and Episcopa
lans II Brooklyn ~ solemn fast and at tine churches
both denominations the congregations largo and
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MEANS BUSINESS"

After FIVE or six years of fruitless negotia-
ton and mutual GOODNESS and dstrus there is at last
prospect that the Ongpending disputes between
Great Britain and the United states are TO be speedily
settled. All OF the American Commissioners
occupy distinguished places in the estimation OF the
country. and will command its entire confidence. From
these, and the I'VE gentlemen who VIII represent En-
gland We may iustly expect fair and able discussion
Of the issues which have disturbed the amicaDle relations
existing between the two great countries Rghtthlnk-
ing Of all natiOnalities will rejoice that the veXed
questions growing out Of complications with our
testy ghbOr the north well as the grayer one OF
tho Alabama Claims" % be formally laid before
Joint High Commission, with view 10 their ultimate
settlement Heretofore there has been real discus
siOn Of these affairs. although the Government Of the
United States has been persistent It's attempts 10 pro
woke such debate. The cstab -nCnt Of this Joint Com
mission evidently means business.
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MARRIED.

Welding and visiting Cards, Iuil Stamping Note P'OsL
W. tygRDsIs sos. los PcLroS Old Drca CHrEcH
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LATEST SNIP NETS.
For otLer ship hes0s So, third tut'


s,hi .,-,., N & Rusr.s Er-n Feb q & Southampton,
tos t Js. and -es. u, Oelres CO. Experience iBeay ".
gales % the pas~.er. No., ..., ~. D,
i. - n 40 10 s.,s. & Iur-,.s. yes,s 81 H. j. %
Wolf Co. had fua weather o lon o. Az non iLrhes y W
gales; pm, into Bennuls shDr. Il HaEet - al,
Biz Lire Troop ,of 50. John v 3 Newell A' ,n AZ ~ 10
snear and Knowlon Co vessel % James v" b"eh %
II = been dag. north o Hateras win = b. gtes ~ q, o.
Brig Ly Virgins, Rio Gsnir de Sal jan ~ va - tfSI
peb Win Lde All DOSey, CounO-. CO. Crossed Tho
EQUATOR Feb l. lon -; has had IN wel- en- &c ige an
i'll 23 OjS on o. passed b,rk Eipr III co. SIJoln y ~
Ion. % Co., pic shn Lancaster ibfl
steering " w: passed bark Rrnieer TO- PSlh ssnnE
". 26b Of Clue Rogue passed h Cecaril o. Cd bound
e A. 81 Cro1 brig Gip NesforA In Tdas Toe Mater Lazy
puI INTO Cro.x shor. OF PROVISIONS
DOMESTIC PORTS.
Cu,prps-oN C. Feb 22-Ar.yel steamship Fan River ors
Phlalet Ma: scLr. Traveller, fom sayannlh
SPOKEN.
Feb D. al Care Dnco bearing w. miles By h1g aer ~ ons
ea Br1 ron 81 john " r. anhuco, % Jays 0li
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Hazard & Caswel.,. Cod Live, iii, the te-s

Cherry Pectorai Troehe-" TIE ropniir remedy for oos
an .ore t.rOlts Use others Depot, II Barclay
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To Cure Consuption wiNcHErERs HHPoPHosPHrE; ~
LINE .sD SODA tle bes. aad ouly successful remedy.
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ruE NEw.YORK WEEKLY TRIBUNE


IA printed on large dOuuemedium sheet, taking eight
us,ps OF six broad columns each II contains 1ll The III
pOrtant Editorials published in TnE DAILY TRIBUNE,
except those OF merely local interest also, Literary and
Scientific Intelligence; Reviews of tie most interesting
and important New Books; the Letters from or largo
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Telegraph from Washington. ana al other paris % tho
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News; exclusive Reports OF TIE Proceedings Of so
Farmers Club OF the American Institute; Talks ahont
Fruit and other Horticu nrs ard Agricultural inf0rma-
ton essential 10 country residents Veterinary Depart
meut Stock, Financial, Cat,e, Dry Good, Ed General
Market Reports: ma King IT, both Tor variety and com
lletoneSs altogether the most Pole, interesting, aId
instructive WEEKLY NEWSPAPER published 100 ttc World.
The Full Reports OF the American destitute kIr.aCtD'
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Der richly worth years subscription
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THE STATE or Trade
DOMESTIC MARKETS.

LATEST EUROPEAN MARKETS.
H. 2l-lhr Bourse stronger Rentes Quoed ~ u W.
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FIRST FACE.
Editorial Notes.
The French Assembly.
General Foreign News.
New York Legislature.
Washington.
Miscellaneous News Items
New-YOrk City News.
SECOND PAGE.
Marguerite.
Glimpscs OF d Russian
Prison.
Personal.
General Notes.
Literary Notes.
Advertisements.
ThIED PAGE.
The MUlbcrrics.
Tho Complaint Of Labor.
Humorous.
The Moon Hoax.
Frauds in Railroad Man
agcment, and their Rem
cCIeF.
Education for Women.
4 New Railroad Line.
Tho Chinese Ncw-Nears'
Day ut Belleyilie.
Power, ~ Boards u! Su-
perYisOrs.
FOURTH PAGE.
Editorials:
Election and Election
Frauds.
Protect the Right Of SUI
iragc.
Peace Negotiations 40
Versailles.
The SantO Domingo Com
mission.
The French Executive.
Spelling q Sensation
The Foundation Of civil
Governments.
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John Courtney and Edward Gallagher called last
ssen hg e. Toe r ~ Anifss Lpn. st No. z Wet Ir}
snh - AM hel h latter appeared t sire door De- STABBED
ssss By COuruc tbe .eft cheek with tut bp courtney
ss o4lAyS Ocsei IL TIC Neat Ihfu lh<i foleos
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R,BCOCK-wOoDPUFP- On T1,,diy Pei q lf ~ 's fr'iepc.
ON. hide, flasher by R.y. VIM H. HON .osf D. D. OF & son,
" j. tour'lau g. BaJcocA 10 Mar D. Da. % h,- L. h.
Woodruff. oil oi this 81.
C,vET-COOPFR-O Monday Feb 90 hy the Rev H. NJ G'lhsr,
Mr. william n. Plc j. aL Aiss sc. "a a. cooper.
daughter " James & C1op.F esl, o. B.OoAl. %.
EISLEY-KLGEM-Feb n. by the Rev. H. B. RlnWs bHhat.
kinney 10 Adelaide kAe1 40 c4rls
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Political.
Nardi Gras.
FIFTH PAGE.
SantO Domingo.
XLlst Congress -Thirn
Session.
The Test-Oath Repeal Bill
Marriages and Deaths.
Announcements.
Grain, Provision, and
Other Markets.
European Markets.
SMITH FAGE.
a Loye-Lcttcr "a Ny VIA
Agricultural:
American Institute
Farmers Club.
Gideon Trucsdeil and
his Model Farm.
Home Interests.
Cream Of tho Farm
Journals.
SEVENTH PAGE.
Alice Cary. :
Horticulture and Market
Gardening.
Farmers AdycrtisrmoniA
Real Estate Advertise
mCDts.
The Bry Goods Trade.
New York Cattle Market
Advertisements.
EIGHTH FACE.
Commercial : Matters.
COMMERCIAL Statistics.
n. Y. Wholesale Prices
81 Country Produce.
Boston Live Stock Mar
bet.
Albany Live stock Marke, b
Buffalo Live stock Marcel p
cotton Markets.
Miscellaneous Advertise
Meuts.
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TItIIL nv ~
FOR SALE BY All NJ
BY mail, g. per year Terms c-aI b. advance. Ad-
dress lih lklb.Ai, pew o.A. .
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EE1YxS3SZISaZ


an No.ices Of Marriages must be int..aea nth au
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800 for 81, for whole tiese hai 5 qus'ie'' -''N0'"
49, ott,rr supplementary. For nfOruaton al IS
havana ''''' LUrHY Co. 30 GrrrBwnlst, New iorh
Diamonds Bought and sold, 49,,
GEO a. ALLEN, SO Broadway ulder 81 Nicholas ho;el
V.nnbIicnn General Committee -NOiice'-Resoiuuon u
February ?. li4l.
s Ta, this Committee properly estmas The e. a. ehoct' u
he councils subnte or It's deliberations to he suaei
or direction u political alysrares DO hereby ieieT "a
s communication from the sat Ctn;fi to zee l. e.
i rIe I've With To- Investigate ai tpot aito M.
with an speed In gil things folly lheeon ini
Nj IN per,ons Interested 70 the same are n'ei 10 present themselves
t.f,rs H. Committee hearing AMI examination
The toa mite apo under the foregoing ir,,lon WI neet a
p.rnIlican n ilye. sad TEehtT
1890 M tbe IN ENING OF THURSDAY the 1sl inst. oeo
eopGe the that evening 10 Tie rolls ani tho
In the tTst N Zee Assembly Dstncts
% prien. respectively Of those Asocators hereby Il -
s ,,e,e, " m their rolls and all interested 10 the iuse
49, onrs,e 10 present themselves for hearing AID slaun-ru
Dp sube notice he % the tine and place shen the
t,a n,.frcl. sill e successvey tAkea
rs $780, Geu JOHN GOGNRANE.
Gen LLOYD ASPiNNALL.
Hon ISAAC DAYTON. ; Committee.
Gen JOHN n FOSTER
Hcn JOHN v GklDLEI
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sprrcu OF WILLIAM c. BRYANT.

Mr. president AND GENTLEMEN; thank ihis com
many I'm the name Of the journalists for the compliment
inst paid TO their profession. do not intend now to
,on,ce nm eulogy on journalism can do that IN my
own journal at any time but wish to say WORD or Two
nv gay OF illustrating the convenience OF daily Journal
Ia some who are not Journalistic You Mr. President,
gentlemen who have been heard and applaudcd
This evening have apparently spoken 20 small com
many Of guests in this dining II not So Through
the Journals You have been speaking to thousands per
hans IN millions and i'm few hours those aplanses WIZ
have been echoed over all the country The busy agents
of The ures have taken down the ulterances OF Nou ~
while YOU are asleep the record VIII DC on lb way ~
thOnsaDd different directions, ana with early Sht Will
be laid at thousands Of doors.
Let W. go g the time when there was no printing
press and OF cotrse no Journals When CICERO IN an
cient Rome launched his merry invectyes against Chnhhe
and delivered his grand defense OF inc poet Aitus,
small indeed have been the circle OF lhoSc VINO hAd
any conception of h s eOquence but Iet Us suPPo915
that by uscrutabe means commune anon ooiu
have been established between tho W0rd OF th"i dy
and the world Of modern times and that AN H'r"hpi'Iel
reporter Of daily press aud one OF li' r'" ' li'
ing presses could nave been quietly hmuLtc4 hl" tA'
Rome Of CicerU- time We viii supp ne 0't"o Ai'I
silently 20 take down ia his manuscript ihpsr h'h' ca
amn.Cs ancient glOuucACg 40 uLJDlCu. VIC
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IN BROOKLYN.

The day was very generally observed IN
Brooklyn and the streets holiday appearance.
The National and colOrs displayed from all
the public and from many private buildings and saiutes
Of 100 guns were fired from the Navy Yard. Wash
iDgon Park and at the foot stagg in tho Eastern
District The state courts closed were also many
of the principal The public schools were also
closed and the children awaited themselves OF the OppUf
tunty to enjoy skating and other outdoor amusements
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Gueeia! Notifies

81 500 for ST. for whole ticket half S qn.,e' .'''0'"
havana "'''' LtrliY Co. 30 GrrrgNitLst, New iofE
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Feb g. at Cape Danco bearing W. miles BY t1g "Her az ofs
SWANSEA Orb ST. John, " r. for ian'rco % Jays 'I"
The New York herald., 1871-08-31
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NEW PUBLICATIONS.

lust PUBLISHED THE FOLLpWIsn i.Iv.,, ,,,, ;,
81 highly important Lectures bound toRepe' s"' M g
"Ihc Philosophy OF Marriage ~ strnetnrs ~
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Special Diseases; g. Treatment, as d'Averru u" so
York Museum of Anatomy 6S Broadmay, nsw sva On 20
ties who attend have their 3 Il
MUSEUM OF ANATOMY, 6ls Broadwayf Mcww Nv Vpc'
fr0na d. ~ 30 lQr. Y "a aesrirkGs uN "a NA'".
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AMUsEurENTs.
&@>-<~<~~
LtrTA
ROOrH's THEATRE

ROOrHS THEATRE L0rTA
LAST NIGHTS
OF the Brilliant Young Commedicnne.
LOTTA,
LITTLE NELL
and the
MARCHIONESS,
wrYH THE SAME STRONG DIsrRlBUrION
OF THE CAST.
LITTLE NELL MATINEE ON SATURDAY ATlsa
Seats days advance A the .heatre 4
Dnsons Music Store, I'll Broadway.
The New York herald., 1871-08-31

RIO THE PUBLIC. ~
VIENNA, Angus, is. 1871.
Mr. FREDERICK PULLMAN begs to inform the patrons
and New York that he succeeded n
completing engagement with
MISS JOSEPHINE wEINLICH,
other members OF the world famed
VIENNA LADY ORCHESTRA.
He 10 consequently enabled TO announce the
FIRST APPEARANCE
Of this unique and celebrated band OF instrumental peror
AT STEIEwAY HALL,
ON MONDAY, SEPTEMBER H.
when everything skin taste viii be employed
heshen he prodced bv their
talent greater than that created by
AUSTRIA, GERMANY AND ITALY,
where for II has been established fact, en-
dorsed by the whole OF the critical -
PRESS AND PUBLIC or CENTRAL EUROPE.
He would also has entered into engage
ment q limited period with the - - . ..
--LATEST VOCAL. MARVEL OF THE OLD WORLD,
Mss ANNA ELZER.
Soprano than twelve or age, the pupil OF
the weiknown conductor Professor X NJ LDEN
FABBRI OF he offers will also be en-
Mr.. JACOB MULLER
Baritone who for the rs ne has been induced 10
accept engagement TO visit the United States
Trusting the estimate placed by Central Europe on the
nstrumenal standing OF these artists VIII be en-
by the musical Of the New World he wh
simply further and complete particulars Will DC
succeeding advertisements.
The New York herald., 1871-08-31

ROwERy THEATRE.
ID GREAT HIr.
NIGHTLY OVERFLOW.
Wonderful performance of
c. swAYNE BUoSLsY, g. sWHYNE BUcRLEv.
THE GREAT MAN OF THE PERIOD,
in hs drama of
On THE TRACK,
on THE TRACK, on THE TRACK,
received with
SHOUTS or ADMIRATION
q. SWAYNE BUCKLEY, JE,
IN EIGHT CHARACTERS, SINGS TWELVE SONGS.
PLAYS ON TEN DIFFERENT INSTRUMENTS
AND EXECUTES SIX DANCES.
COMEDY.
The New York herald., 1871-08-31

WALLAcX's THIRD "EEk
OF the unprecedented success o. the worldrAmed
Miss LYDIA THOMPSON
HER NEW COMPANY,
has been attended by larger 70
turns than ever before known at this theatre. -
a6Sa3 PERSONS have aessed performances wsniu
twelve nights and two matnecs.
LAST WEEK Dut ONE
OF the greatly successful burissque, two acts,
BLUE BEARD
BLUE BEARD
Miss LYDIA THOMPSON. ....as...............::.S Sein
Introducing great hit, "My True to Poll"
Mr.. Harry Beckett Blue Beard, with new locals; Mr.
Edouin AZ Corpora. Zang.Iapg and tho
HEATHEN CHINEE;
Dubois and Gsrbnc Fan,a and Sorosste Annie
duet encored nightly Il Montgomery aud John
Rvye Masses ietty Tracy, Riley Earl Kate Leerton iosss
Mira aud ate Heathcote Concerted music introduced
"If Ever Cease 10 Love-"
''Touch the Harp Lightly"
"Mandonatan and duet. "Can You RecaltI'
with beautiful scenery and gorgeous costumes, the whole
forming the delightfully."- chaste seasonabe aud cApt
vaug entertainment given.
This evening, open al z ~ over at lo9 O'Clock.
Saturday atpee open begins at over at O'Clock r
III. seats should be secured in advance.
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COUNTRY BOARD,

L'IRsT CLASS COUNTRY BOAa AT STANFORD.
II Conn. suit OF nicely furnished Rooms; also single
Rooms water bath and gRs everything appcrtanin
home families single gentlemen 49, Si0 Sla,
according location Address hrs H. box o5i
Post Office, Stalnf ord. Conn
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

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T ARCE ROOMS. WITH GAS; FIRST CLASS TABLE
IL good stablng. pleasant drives telegraph ofce.
fever and ague mosquitoes at the Norwood House, "
minutes from Jersey CITY.