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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1871-09-20
REAT BRITAIN,
Our COrean War,

LONDON, Sept. 19.-The Morning Ad-
vertiser to-day contains an editorial, i'm
putting blame for the war in Cores to the
Americans. 1t says the result of the re-
cent battle, will be the driving of for
eigners from the country. The Adver-
tiser also says: England viii not join the
United States, because she was not con-
suited before the expedition under Admi-
raj Rogers was sent into the Corean
waters.
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ScaIded Her TO Death.

A farmer named Joachim Geist resid
ing at Bremen, nineteen miles from
Chicago, was arrested to day for scslding
his wife to death by pouring boiling hot
coffee down her throat. He denied hav-
ing done it, but several persons swore be-
fore the Coroner's jury that he had told
them he was tired of her and had killed
har
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The sioux aud Cheyennes.

Gen. Mckenzie has been instructed to
relinquish his proposed expedition into
the Wichita Indian country and retire
upon Jacksboro, Jack county, on the
extreme northern frontier of Texas,
where an attack is expected by the Sioux
and Cheyennes lately defeated and driven
in that direction by Gen. Oakes.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1871-09-20
TEXAS,
The war with the Kickapoos.

WASHINGTON, Sept 19.-Gen. Rey-
nolds, commanding in Texas, recon-
mends that United States troops be en-
ployed to aid the inl abitants of that State
in recovering their cattle, stolen by the
Kickspoo Indians and other marauders
and carried into the interior. Ten thou
sand cattle have been thus removed since
Juna |
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CHICAGO.
HOggLsh.

CHICAGO, Sept. 19.-The exhibition of
swine under the auspices of the Illinois
Swine Breeders Association, was opened
at Dexter Park to-day. There are on
exhibition about 5000 of the finest spe-
cimens of thoroughbred swine probably
ever before brought together. The
weather was lowering, and the attend
ance of visitors very slim. The Exposi-
ton Will continue until Friday.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1871-09-20

The Mobile Register thinks if male
and female Interviewer" we're TO inter-
marry from one generation to another to
their offspring, if the development theory
is correct, would in process of time eek
hibit rear development especially adsp-
ted to being kicked
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1871-09-20

The House Is q One story Cottage, built
by Warren Moore, and Is ons Of the most pleas-
ant summer Residences in the city. ALSO,
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1871-09-20

Chicago Lyceums are discussing Theirs
and Dolinger.
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On wednesday. the 11th day OF
October, 1871,

ON THE PREMISES, COMMENCING An 20
" O'Clock, viii, as Trustee and Execu,cE
under the will Of Thomas Gowdey, deceased, and
a. special Commissioner appointed for the pur-
pose By the OhAncery Court, in pGIsusnce q the
decree Of said Court, procset 10 sen 81 Ne pro
psrty remaining unsod belonging to the sid -
tAte, consisting Of
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1871-01-20

best they could furnish, stood at
only nineteen above zero; it being
very cold with considerable wind
Not many days ago, the wind reach
ed the rate of one hundred miles an
hour, and although their house is
chained down, it swaycd to the cx.
tent of six inches, and so alarmed
were they that they had their saws
and axes in hand to cut their way
out OF the ruins, Unnecessary. When
they wish TO register the rate Of the
wind, one of the party crecps out of
the warm quarters and stands brac,
ed against barrels of water frozen
solid, also solid with the ground,
where, with instruments in hand, he
remains five minutes and then ne.
turns, or is bragg 1 in covered with
ice from head to foot, the instru.
ments being sellrecorliug beneath
their covering of the iroz N mos-
ture Of the air. This moisture in
the air at low temperature and
high wind from the north, freezes in
icicles, which point horizontally tow
ards the wind and sometimes reach
one-half and two feet in length
The same moisture coming from the
south freezes in masses. Why it
does so on the south side of the
house or precipicc, and on the north
III the form OF points, is yet Il puzzle
to the philosophers. These horizon
tai icicleS based on the center rail
of the mountain railroad, form out.
ward against the north wind until
they quite reach the outside rail,
and are sufficiently strong to SUP
port man. BY experiments it is
found that a man can stand upright
against wind blowing at the rate
of from 60 to - miles an hour.
Prof Hitchcock SAID there exists
still good deal Of diversity OF !
opinion among biologists. concern
lns the age and geological lorma-
ton OF Mount Washington aud the
neighboring peaks.
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Che sNarkets.
Cambridge Cattle Market

Cambridge Cattle Market
For il,e week ending .Bnn. "a.
AMOUNT OF LIVE STOCK Al MARKET
Cattle Sheep 4 Lambs. Swine
This week, $50 1884 9l3
/ Last week. 762 800 $50
One year ago, SIC i,SlS 80.
Prices of Market Becf-ENtra sll.o0 u
sli.50; first quality, $1,000 to slOjn second
quality, $500 to $3.50; third quality, $500
tos75p
Prices of store Cattle-w Working Oxen per
pair, sl5O $500, $3.50, to s255,
Milch COWS aud calves, $50, $50 So, to sS5,
YcmHngs $40 TO 81; two years old, 80 to
SO; three years old, sS to 800.
Prices of Sheep and Lambs-In lots, $50
-, $50, 81, to 81. cach cxtra, SiJO to 500
or from 3 to oic per lb.
Spring Lambs, - to $3.50
Veal Calves, - to sl3.
Prices of Hides, Talow aud skins Hides
7!c per H. 1alow. Be to i4c pee H. ; rclts
81 to ~ each Calf skins IL To l7erer 10,
Prices of Poultry Extra, lG! to IL. prime,
10 to i6.c; good e to l5le; medium Ne TO
~! poor 10 medium, BE to II
~ u, Boef-Extra AMI first quality in.
elpdo+ nothing but the best, large, fat, oxen.
Second and tii.d quality includes oxen aud
two and throe years old Steers
Shccp--Ivtra includes Cosscts, aud when
hose Of Inferior quality ave thrown out.
REMARKS,
CaIt'c--tattlu day has again como around.
aud according to preyiou, rumors and expoe-
shunld lie. BY taking prccaution for two o.
three weeks, which is invested in the hands OF
the Inspecting Committee the confidence Of
the public will he restored and the evil of dis.
easel cattle will have been a thing OF the past.
We hear Of 40 deaths, and that the stock al
flictcd is rapidly recovering The few cattle
offered ware selling at about lc per 10. of
FROM last week. ll!c tLs highest rates no
'iced, with tho exception Of one PAIR of oxen
sold very early Of llc.
Sheep Butchers carly were buying at phi
ccs bordering on 10 per Ii. lower and nearly
Of the supply changed hands at
butchers prices. The tide gradually hanged.
and balance of dealers resisted successfully.
We quote average prices e lower.
Poultry Market remains unchanged, and
active for arrivals. which are generally light
hronlh tA!S and part 81 next month. Fair
Iowl range lJc to 10. per ID; good chickens
act over ldsc.
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1871-01-20

THE MOUNTAIN SAvANs.-The
daily dispatches from the summit
of Mount Washington keep the pub.
lie reminded that several scientific
gentlemen are spending the winter
on that mountain. Our readers will
be interested in the following report
of some remarks made at meeting
of the Society Of Arts in the MaSsa-
chusettS Institute OF Technology. in
Boston. last week, by Prof. Hitch.
cock. of Dartmouth College, which
we fiHd in Boston letter in the
Rutland Hefdd Prof. ii. formed
one of IA party who wintered on
Mosilauke Mountain last winter -
and he made Il visit to the party at
present on Mount Washington on
the 22d day of December just pass
ed. He gave some interesting facts
not generally known about these
himh attitudes in the winter season.
The patty now on Mount Washing
ton are not free from considerable .
danger. he thermometer one night f.
in their house, with two fires, the
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1871-01-20

RESOLUTIONS adopted by Verd,
Mont Lodge No. 50 |. q. of e.. II
on the death of Mis-. Coplelia L.
IT Dor.
Whereas, 1t has pleased Almigh
ty God to remove from our Order
10y the hand Of His providence oul
beloved sister, Cordclia Il. Tabor,
therefore,
HcS0lred, That while we bow in
humble submission to His will, we
deeply me urn the loss Of II worthy
member of orr Order, yet we feel
that our loss is her eternal gain, be.
lelving that she is translated from
subordinate lodge on earth, to the
Grand Lodge on high.
HcSOiced, That we as Good Tcm-
plars and as neiglbors, do most cor.
daily tender to our brother, his lit.
tie motherless daughter, and the
friends Of the deceased, our heart,
ialt sympathy in their bereavement,
and we commend to them the hi.
vine Word, and the sympathies of
Him who doth not willingly ai1lict
us.
Resolred, That as mark of our
deep sorrow, our Lodge room be
drapcd in mourning for thirty days.
Hcsoired, That these resolutions
be preserved n the records Of our
order.
Rcs0lred, That copies Of these res,
be forwarded to the Yer.
mont Temperance Advocate, Ma
tonal Opinion, and Aurora of the
Valley for publication.
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Cordclia X. TabOr's Will.

STAfE or VERMONT. Bradford District,
- ssh Probate Court held nj West FUR
lee within and for said district on the I'D dav
ot December, - 1870 an instrument puf-
porting To- he tue last viii aud Testament of
Iordelia Il. Tabor, late of Iopsham, in said
district. deceased. being presented to the
court by Jesse Dickey, Esq. the Executor
therein named, for prohate Il is ordered by
said &c urt that all person, 60 ccrucd therein
he Notified To appear az sr.sion of said
court to he held at Last CoIiuth on the second
tuesday of February, A ID 1871. aud show
cause if any they may have, against the pro
bate of "A d viii for which purpose it /, fur
I her ordered that a copy Of the record of this
order hc published three weeks successfully
IA the National Opinion, printed at Bradford
prevlous 10 said time appointed for hearing.
by the Court. attest.
50 ALNAH BEAN, Rcg'r.
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Bradford Village
MILLS.

,aoth,rn mail closes vt 1915 A. NJ. aniy9
at dOd ~ an c,o.os n, o.3o =. NJ. arrived
At II A. W. i, ,iosos Ar W. arrives at 10
" TAN mail closes at S,3orM, arrives at
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1871-01-20

NEGRoLoGY OF NERMONT.-Thc
Rutland HaUH names an uuuSua.
numbe! of eminent NermonterS who
have departed this Ike during the
year Just closed. Among them We
notice, liOr. Aaron LoVc!anH OF Nor
wich, Arson Boington of Charlotte,
Hon. Edward Aylesworth Of All
ingtou, Coy. L. I. WaShlun Of
Wood>to.N, Hon. Ilngald Stewart of
Mddlebury, Hon. Augustus Burt Of
Ili"h%atc, Hon, John Spaulding Of
Montpelier, Hon. William Clapp Of
St. Adams. Rev. Leland Howard Of
Rutland, Hon. Lawrence Braincrd
of St. AlOans. Prot. Leonard Marsh,
Gen. y. W. G. Clarke and job Ly-
mauo Of Burlington, Hon. j. X. ydc
of sudbury, Lion. Henry Reyes OF
NcWburN, Rev. Charles Walker ID.
-, Of pitt>told, and Hon, Edwin
Hammond Of Mildlebuiy.
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ss.li.iou. societies.

,,,.runplsr Ert~Cur,L CHuhCH. koN. I.
Hll pa .tor sabbath services morning
l't 80 IA nitcrnoon at l:l5. and o'clock.
e,SaRraAuoNAl Gnu Rev. j, *; WI
mans VA. and 6o1lock T.. Nj The latter
a. ill.,, academy hulldngJ
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HOUSE FOR SALE.

I'liE subscriber offers for sale his Cottage
L House ard lot, pleasantly situated in
Bradford village, about ~ rods from The
CHURCHES and Academy, and Ia, same distance
from the business portion OF the village. A
good barn has recently bccL built ubon the
premises. For further particulars inquire of
Stcarns n Jones, OF of the proprietor.
II. FARR
Bradford, Vt, Jan II, 1870. -
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Attention Agents !

WE viii pay a Airy, or allow Largo com-
W mission to a few good Agents. to intro
duce an entirely new article thluagh New
England. staple as Flour, over Boa. b. GROW
in use in the West. NO Hunbn2.' Tor
term, address with >ta,up.
THOMPSON, HURD & co.
..}N4 pItt,frlu Mas
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Hallway Trains.

,..t.,. Snrth- Mail Tram leaves HgHliord
iol5 N vi l;,SIprG,ss' ~ = = VI freight
80 North-Mail Train leaves Bradford at
U,'"I Express. 933; Freight 931 AN
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1871-01-20

c,.p,ry LopGn No. 80. Regular commu-
o,l,,ous ot Masonic Hall, IN 'i4a{S binding
Ca " 's' r. Clark, W. NJ, Il. W, Pnchurd
Secretary
AtlntNay 4 cHH,ra Meet, Meetings =, at at
Nt+''. 'f,,h the moon luls :. G. H"aton,
YEN U.I H. Jones, Secretary.
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1871-01-20

ihc Lyndon UnjoR is responsible
"i he following Fish Story: On
IA"Nday evening last, about I
O'Clock, Wm. Dicl elman and Ieb
Williams were returning from Lyu-
"oANlilc, onthc rallrD al track. and
NDeh crossing the dump bridge near
me IaNWcli place, noticed a little
"''e IN the ice on the dead water
'A The inside Of the track, which,
~ 'he motion Of things, appeared
~ ne inhabited. On examination
''cl found a great ctowding among
'0' suckers and pickerel to see
"nIcH Should first get their noses
"P 10 breathe. They scooped out
~" with their hands, but their pla-
'9 were immediately supplied with
'''" comerS. In ten minutes thels'
'ooA out 90 pounds. without making
PticeptlplC difference in the
lumber. They then came to this
mage to inform the people what
|o''o'flul things they had seen and
'''''e' Several went up, and took
'"O some POO pounds in the same
"' III lew moments. People went I.
]
III l-yhdonyille and different parts
I've town. and before the excite.
'''1''l e--Id nearly a ton of the fin
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ny tribe were removed by hand and
Scooped up in baskets. This water
was in an eddy, and entirely out Of
the current of the river.
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3 4 N C y & O @ DS,

Consisting of
Pms, Needles, Buttons, Silks,
Twists, Velvet Ribbons,
Nets, Hosiery and Gloves,
Hoop Skirts, Corsets,
Collars and Cuffs,
Also the best Kid Gloves imported,
the Alexandra & Duchess Kids.
Also,
Ladies' UnderveSts and Pants,
which cannot be beat for Price and Quality
Nubias, Saxon Yarns,
Zephyr Worsteds,
Slipper Patterns, Fringes,
and other articles too numer.
GUS to menllon.
Millinery work done In the best manner "a
as cheap is the cheapest.
Call and examine it will cost you nothing
Il yUn 10 not purchase.
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1871-01-20

'INHE subs crihcr offers for sale 10 tons Of
4 first quality E>GIIsiI HAY, at lis barn at
bead of Fnirlcc Pond.
}3 Il. ". DAVIS.
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VELVET HATS, all prices (,

PLUM EN, FEATHERS.
und FLOWERO,
GRAPES SILKS, sATINs, vELvErS,
NECK RIBBONS, SASH RIBBONS.
Taffety 4 Satin Ribbons al widths
and prices, lind everything usually kept ina
first class Millinery Store. Also,
The New York herald., 1871-01-09

At 432 FOURTH AVENUE, BETWEEN TWENTY
"A ninth and Threth streets-Ladies gentlemen viii
ind the fair and honest dealer b. MINTZ they car
dispose Of their caso Clothing Carpets, Jewery nj The
following $40 to $50 for silk dresses SIS
Tor coats ~ TO 30 Tor pants Please call address
- -
The New York herald., 1871-01-09
BROOKLYN BOARD.

DoARp-BRooKLYN.- STRICTLY PRIVATE FAMI-
ID y, without children, occupying modern high stoop
brown front house. Dean street. Hoyt street.
win let large elegantly furnished second story front Room
with closets tand cold water and ire to gente-
hts wife, with excellent Board $50 per week,
20 single eenemen satisfactory references given and
required Address NJ L. p box 1913 Post Office, New York.
The New York herald., 1871-01-09

VNALLACK'S.
w EVERY EVENING UNTIL FURTHER NOTICE,
Mr.. T. W. Robertson's new play,
WAR.
"THE MOUNTING OF THE PIECE rs FAULTLESS
ANE THE SCENERY Is AN ARTISTIC TRIUMPH."-
Herald
Character. BY Mr. JOHN BRoUGHAM, Mr. JOHN GIL
BERT, Mr.. CHAS. FISHER, Mr. GEORGE CLARKE, Miss
MADELINE HENRIQUES, MISS HELEN TRACY, MISS
FOWLER, Miss BLAlSDELL, Miss MCCORMICK and
Others
ACT FIRST
Villa and Garden at Sevenoaks, Kent
BEFORE THE WEDDING.
"Laughing girls beautiful rural landscape joyful be.
trotha breakfast and some ingenious apposons OF
character pave the exceleny for the deeper
ACT SECOND.
Ruined Church and Debris of the Fight the Field OF
Woerh.
AFTER THE BATTLE =
"fhis Is mere dramatic abeau, but tru, and Mr. WAL
lack arranged the details with his
turesque effect. No histrionic memory has
brought wildly to mind the stage of walacks p the
second OF War Byrons famous passage in the third
canto OF 'Childe Harold Times
ACT THIRD
THE LOST.
sThe whole IL effective realistic transcript Of
he-an absolute reflex of the passing time 1t evokes
throughout the kind OF interest which
morning journal daily takes eegaphic dispatches, dated
at OF the Franco war In fine II
has the Interest of actually. Herald.
'sWAR" MATINEE
at bafpast one PM
SATURDAY, JAN. Ia.
The New York herald., 1871-01-09

UCTION SALE OF HANDSOME HOUSEHOLD FUR.
IN niture-EDWIN NICHOLS CO., Auctio neers.
THIS MONDAY morning, January 9. at loH o'clock,
the elegant mansion ~ East Tenth block
OF Broadway, between University place and Fifth
Magnificent rosewood Pianofore Velvet Brussels ingram
satin brocae silk and striped reps Cabinets, bots de
eded and marble Tables Etageres, Bookcases
Turkish Chairs, Lounges, Bronzes Clocks Mirrors Cur
tsns. Paintings. Bedseads. Bureaus Washstands, Con-
Glass China and Silver Ware &c. In ALL 500 lots OF
useful Household Furniture.
The New York herald., 1871-01-09
A1yUSEyIENTS. a

NTIBLOS GARDEN. NIBLO,s 0ARDFN
IN BRILLIANT AND ENTHUSIASTIC RECEPTION
of the
GRAND DRAMATIC SENSATION OF THE AGE.
THE THEATRE CROWDED FROM PIT TO DOME
by the
FASHION AND ELITE or THE CITY.
MONDAY EVENING, Jan. 3. 1871,
will presented Charles Barras celebrated
BLACK CROOK,
with entire NEW SCENERY. COSTUMES AND MUSIC
ana the LARGEST GRAND BALLET CORPS -
that ever appeared IN America.
TIME TABLE OF THE GRAND FEATURES OF THR
BLACK CROOK.
so'cock-CuRTAIN RISES.
8b-Ballet de Sabot
8l2-Balet des Feurs, Mile. Adrian Flora.
835-Grand Incarnation Scene.
9iO-The Grotto of Staacta, with Miss Markhams song.
98-Grand Ballet des Ferns, Marietta Bonfanu. 4rI
90Grand Developing Scene from the Grotto 10 the Fern
Lake OF Silver Sheen, with the Crystal Cascade.
g. Illuminated Gold Terrace.
O. So The Pas de Deux. Bonfanti aud NovissmO
10-Pas de- Follie.
10 O6-Nautoh Girls Dance. #H
I0.8-The Parisienne Mstelot Dance.
l0:ll--The Wonderful Ma ajiltons.
10 .26-The Great Skaters Moe aud Goodrich.
10 0:36-The Amazonian March.
IL ocock-The Dazzling Transformation Scene OF tho
PALACE OF DEW DROPS.
Curtain falls at s minutes after II O'Clock.
The New York herald., 1871-01-09
HOUSES, ROOMS, &c, WANTED.

s
GENTLEMAN AND WIFE DESIRE LARGE,
n nicely furnished Room without board terms So per
week, including fire tgrse) and family be
spectacle Address L. L. 8, Herald onhce.
ITO BUILDERS AND PROPERTY OWNERSHIP
sponsbe parties desire TO lease for not less than ten
years from the LIST OF MAY suitable Building
manufacturing purposes with steam power building
stories and 25xlO0 or less location Rvng-
ton street. between Bowery and Orchard street. Apply 70
Norfolk street.
WANTED-BY A. GENTLEMAN AND WIFE, ONE
w Floor for light housekeeping private kitchen
floor Indispensable carpets and furniture only necessary
first class references given and required with
ticuars and terms, box 5,u35 Post office.
vIrAETED-BY A SMALL PRIVATE FAMILY,
w House Part Of House of about Rooms; would
prefer Floor where the balance the house
would be used for business rent not $40 SIS
month and guaranteed location beyond Vanderbilt
and between Nyre and Fulton avenues Brooklyn Address
FULTON Dor l5s Herald odlce
WANTED-USFURNIsHED, WITHOUT BOARD
w front Room. with closets hot and cod water second
6oor, Ia private family between Eighth and Eighteenth
Streets wes sde for gentleman and Wife Kent S20 $2
per month"; Reference aud required. Address NJ
C. station q.
The New York herald., 1871-01-09

w A''D WAR
AT sATYERAEs HaIf.fAsT TASSARY one + II r.
M A AF TIE snHPf HasS4sH gSs%sAs 3 Asb sAS T.
sEEBAeh MSs7 STUART; yssETa, HES sEGAhI EGzAsEr
Broadway.
NEW YORK CIRCUS.
IN Fourteenth street, opposite Academy of Music.
MArISEEs wEbNEsIPXSIi AND SATURDAY AZ iss.0f ~.
WILLIAM DUTToN
IN GRACEFUL HoRsEMANsHIP
CINDERELLA,
CiNDERELLA.
LITTLE GLASS SLIPPER.
SIXTY LITTLE CHILDREN.
.ooo, BAREBACK HoRsEMANsHlp
The entire CIRCUS TROUPE in brilliant, daring feats
M " : ? MONDAY, jASyARY ahs :, isSi,, isn, DHoeAhfS
The Inmiabe Caricat,rist,
as the Gushing Clorinda and Romeo Jaiher Jenkins
HooLEY's OPERA HOUSE
Ill RIM. HOoLEY, Sole Proprietor
HooLEYs AND KELLY sisfi sG%'asts IfoSs MssrnELs
LEON AS PRINCESS fG AN MICH TON.
pRoGRAMME OF MUSIC BY GRAFULLA's sEv.
j enth Regiment Band at the Reunion the veterans Of
MONDAY EvEsHEG' In a',ssE January ., 1871.
l. Grand March "27h Regt n. g. Col. VIM. Jones, ls4O"
SONG ..yerov u,ra1.,.u., Grafas sa,,ls
Battalion Formation Res, Co. under com%ana snssa
Of Major w r. wsr%iyee Boston, Bunker hin Monn
oserture Sashsser Granada kreu,n.r alSsr
Da1,ss G1ss ISL &Sseora'on 7h Reu Colonel
Grand Selections pxkr sT se%ssr5i. ss%6sS
ogss Mss1saf e ssf g. ooon. tsss
% H and Religious
T. Oh SFaRs RsssS.
- waltz cci,eit. KIaense strauss
IL Quickstep.. a7sh Rsgt, Colonel Emmcns Clark 1871.
Grafula
NorE.-The regimental music are the original pieces
N1T,GEDo9s open a. O'clock concert commsncesa at
- ' 'N' ccEAs B. BosTWfck, Secretary
NEW YORK CONSERVATORY OF MUSIC.
The Representative Musical Institute of the country
CLASSES CONSTANTLY FORMING FOR
INSTRUCTION. all branche. Of Vocal and Instrumental
Music Harmony soay and Composition and the
suBscRrrrfSs SSs'FH ndSRs SSRsGaSf: 5SFEs DAILY,
from "a. NJ. tos Pm.
g 81 s quarter
Ss
BROOKLYN BRANCH,
12S NEW No. 102) COURT, Sta te street. BROOKLYN
TIOME AMUSEMENTS,-MAG LANTERNS,s 80, 50,
SS; real Working Steam Engne 81 Magic Top 81;
5UoU Plays Farces, dc Games Masks, Stationery. dc
WEMYSS' Bazaar, No. 5 Astor place
ITO THEATRICAL MANAGERS
A large and constantly
Increasing stock OF
WOOD CUTS,
from fresh and original ,
designs, on hand 81 the
METROPOLITAN JOB PRINTING OFFICE,
"a Nassau street,
The New York herald., 1871-01-09

COKE H3 PER OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES FUEL IN
~ the cy delivered Immediately in part OF The CITY,
Orders by mail promptly attended to-
CKAPSisR n RuRSs. aas West Rics.~"~sh street,
The New York herald., 1871-01-09

10 EAST NINTH STREET, NEAR BROADwAY.-TC
fO LETT with Board large Room suitable for gentleman
and wife also Rooms for single gentlemen.
changed.