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Admission 20 cents Family Circle IS cents Reserved
Doors open at7 Concert at 8 precisely.
NTIBLo's. NIBLo's GARDEN NIBLo's
IN LAST WEEK But ONE
BLACK CROOK. BLACK CROOK
WONDERFUL SPECIALTIES
and
NEW AND ATTRACTIVE FEATURES
CARD Messrs Jarrett Palmer reluctantly COM
PEELED TO the withdrawal of the BLACK CROOK
from Nibos Garden on the evening of April In spite
Its immense success this necessary
rangemeus made In Europe mpe the production Mon
gay evenings Apr 9 OF Shasspeaes historical tragedy OK
RICHARD THE THIRD. Arrangements long
perfected to produce the BLACK CROOK in al ia
magniicence and with all s special Pha
deiIhia Academy OF Music, Monday evening April IT,
unler the management. Of Jarrett Palmer and
Mr. John l.. McDonougn.
MORE NOVELTY THIS WEEK
Appearance OF Prof NELSON and his children.
in their great acrobatc performances
DECIDED HIT OF THE NEW GRAND BALLET.
THE DEMONS REvEL,
with its and elegant costumes,
wonderful and startling effects,
beautiful and original music.
SIXTEENTH WEEK OF THE WONDERFUL MAJIL
TONS THE GREAT SKATERS. AND THE
RUNNELLS FAMILY.
All the SUPERB SCENERY,
BRILLIANT EFFECTS,
MAGNIFICENT TABLEAUx
Evening performance ats
In preparation,
klCHARD ILL.,,
MAGNIFICENT PAGEANT
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A pRiAN n. MCLLts,
"A AIfCTIDNlFP

n AUCTIONEFR.
Executors SAFE OF valuable Property.
northeast 20 Christ1pner aud Neenawken streets
ADRIAN A. .CLLkR, +. K. WILKINS & Co win seil
.. auctoh THURSDAY March ~ at Il O'Clock, Ex
change "a esroom NJ. III Broadway, ty the
executors Vi Stephen lea, deceased =
Christopher street.
The three brick huidi9gs nd Lots situate the north
o. christopher and Weehawhen Streets and
known Nos III, I73 and I75 Christopher street.
Nrebawsen street
The two brick front Houses and Lots the easery
SHE of censw street Immediately the of the
Chr s,ophet street lots aud known Nos ii Wee
hawkeu street
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A MAGNIFICENT ROSEWOOD ~ PIANoFORTE
IA made ORDER celebrated maker fully guaranteed, used
five months, cost 1860, for $3.50; Drawing Room Suits
covered brocatel Paintings, Bronzes. Mirrors CARPETS
Chamber, Dining Furniture. eacrihce property family
leaving city Inquire Sc West Fifteenth street, neal
Sixth
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TINTED STATES posT 6FffCE AND sUB-rREA.
90 ISL
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72s BROADWAY.
MORE ATTRACTION.

GLOBE THEATRE, 72s BROADWAY.
OLOBE THEATRE,
EXCITEMENT UNABArED. MORE ATTRACTION.
The Management takes great pleasure in announcing thas
DAf AND NIGHT viii be presented for the frat time
MONDAY EVENING, MARCH %.
The drama Is rcplee with exciting and incidents
ana VIII be piacei on The stage with NEW sCEN ERY,
MACHINERY and PROPERTIES.
BAY ASP kiShT SiST PAY BAY ANb ASD NiSHT NIsHT
WIN. II. WHALLEY az DADDY GREY.
The drama will be perfect picture everyday life show
ing NE on the streets life in the cellars The Harlem Rail-
MOTION, with STEAM WHISTLE, RAILROAD Bell.
and ENGINE HEADLIGHT all perfect aud complete. in
DAY AND NiGHT
DAY AND NIGHT,
DAY AND NIGHT,
DAY AND NIGHT,
DAY AND NIGHT.
The entire company appear in the drama An the ola
favortes remain and appear entirely New Programme.
ELLA WEsNER, CHARACTER SONGS.
ELLA WESNER, CHARACTER SONGS.
MASTER BARNEY. ADD RYMAN:
SAN KlcKEY. DLLHANTY AND HENGIER:: NGIERB:
WILSON BROTHERS, MISS BOSHELLR.
The laughable KENO. KENO I KENO
act entitled ., II. 20. 49, go, | KENO.
KENO. every night at the KENO,
KENO, GLOBE THEATRE. JOHN
KENO, Keno Room Tables, HART,
KENO, Cards and Wheel boss
The Ise srea, K RAIhkoxb III kisx HaRrEn HpalsHsE
RAILROAD TRAIN IN FULL | TUNNEL.
Steam Whistle and MOTION. TRAIN
Head Light . Look out for the OF
THE LOCOMOTIVE, STEAM WHISTLE CARS IN
with all In DAY AND NIGHT, FULL
pertaining to it, al GLOBE THEATRE. MOTION.
MATINEE WEDNESDAY AND SATURDAY.
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JAMES CAGNEY, ACCT1oNEER, REAL ESTATE AND
81 Loan Broker l94 broadway, between John and Fulton
streets Having moved TO above premises l viii give my
personal ard attention sales houseLod furn(
during the rcsdences hss been NV
custom for many years past. From my long experiences
(durnE 81 years) in the auction
abed guarantee entire satisfaction nrs reference
20 persons not acquainted pgoWps ruuA k1g esa.ng
s'kinAnc&sl."
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E,oR sALE-A NEW SEVEN OCTAVE ROSEWOOD
i Piano; price $780, Apply at ssl South Filth stree
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G HERMAN AUCTIONEER.
-. Marshals sale of entire Stock and Machinery
Shoe Mannactory On Monday, March q, at ~ O'clock
No. IS College place, by virtue of execution
Marine Court will sell the entire stock. Machinery and
Shoes Caters Leather Findings Lasts, Machinery &C.
Sale positive for cash. Dealers and manufacturers
deposit will be required from all purchasers goods
must be removed immediately after the sale. by order
s. Schiee City Marshal
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-A-A.-ON TUESDAY, MARCH 2s, AT 12 O'CLOCK
n. will be sold at private SALE the premises AL
West Twenynrst street. by party breaking housekep
tng, Needham Sofa BE lsiead, black waln
Hat stand, marble top Genre Table, Piano, &c, &c
rcTfoN AND COMMISSION wARERooMs, 6s4
N Broa Cons gnments solicited. Weekly sales,
good prices Particular attention at
houses Of parties declining housekeeping.
HUMPHREYS THEALf, Auctioneers.
A UCTION EOTICE.-GEORGEJ J. LEVY, AUCTIONEER,
~ Houston Special attention
given Household Furniture sales and merchandise gene
agreeable Long experience and rs class refer
enables bim to guarantee entire satisfaction. Money
&avsassa ~ ~ smosps - lQpe1 eypv qys4rPNY">A.
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A BhAUTIFUE PIANOFORTE, ONLY $50; A SEVEN
n octave rosewood Pianofure over strung baes,
legs, dc. great bargain for cash.
j. BIDDLE, Is Amy street, Broadway.
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A SPLENDID STOCK OF PIAN0FoRTES, OUR OWN
II and other first class make for cash irstaments,
very low also Pianos let exchange.
JOHN q BARNES, 137 Eighth street, near Broadway.
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A SEVEN OCTAVE ROSEWOOD PIANo-MUST BE
"A sold immediately for cash ns,almens; family
breaking up housekeeping 2H East Twenyfrs' street.
near Second avenue.
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4 ssocyhySoE HhLl., TwENTY-TuIRD STREET.
Il near Fourth ayenne.-TIiE GREAT CHORUS or
The coruses of the different viii be united
Ing spectacle uncquaed Reserved nj j. N Patt,sou
4 Co.'S, IS and 80 East 1 VI third street.
MRS. F:B: CoNWAl's PARK THEATRE, BROOK
Il yn-To let, during JIiy August
: Apply to WfCkpFt LITTLE, 20a Montague strask
Brooldyn, AGent kpr Nys +, v, Con,
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~ Pianofore for sale; in use months; cost s6oO for
%25 Stool and Cover rich rosewood Paror and Bedroom
Suits at less than half Carpet, &c. Call at private resi-
dence 100 West Twenty third street sixth avenue
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-vVANTED-- A SITUATION AS oRGANisT IN A PRO.
w testant caurcn from April l. May. Call on ad.
9SsM GEvRak II RUESEIAL. w East Hs& eh.
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GUITAR, GUITAR. BANJO, &c-PRoFEssoR N. w.
~ GOULD, Guitarist l2. East Thirtysecond street.
Lexington avenue enabIe his pupils "A few essons 10
accompany and play effectively. Banjo taught prac
ticaly by note.
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L,oR sALE-A FIRST CLASS WEBER PIANO, AT a
bargain, for cash. Apply at 354 West Thirty yseventh
street. first floor.
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yXyILLIAM ABBOTT. AUCTIoNEER
w Onlce No. s City Hall place,
win sell Tuesday and Wednesday March 2s and g. a. lox
O'clock the Stock Fixtures Cloak and Manta
Store Of Mra George Brodie at 81 Union Of
Broadway and Sixteenth consisting large assort
ment of Velvet and Silk Coaks silk Popn Suits Cash.
and Cloth Sacques, number OF large French plate
Mirrors 500 Brussels CARPET splendid Glass
Cases and Tables Brass Horses and Shoulders Every ar
ce to be sod the let banking
Catalogues morning of sale.
WILLIAM ABBOTT AUCTIoNEER-OFFICE NO.
w City Hall place,
will sell Monday. eth nst at ION o'clock A. NJ the en-.
tire Furniture and Fixtures of the Dining Saloon
ll3 Nassau street. fine carved walnut
Tanks and Engine, &c.
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DANJ0, SONG AND DANCE, JIG CLOG AND IRISH
ID Jig Dancing taught pupils ed for the by JOHN
BOGAN, leo East Houston street, Bowcry Banjos at
all prices.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1871-03-02
A NEW FRENCH REVOJUrTON

a NEW FHENCH REVObUTTON
IT is not impossible that the housekeepers Of
this country may be gamers by the terrible
war that has Just come to an end in France,
as the destitution which now exists, and
which must continue for long time among
the laboring classes, will most likely induce
many of them to emigrate to the United
States. Neat, tidy Frenchwomen, with the
talent for cookery which is supposed to be
national trait, can have their pick of the best
homes in America, and they will have it in
their power to commence a revolution of the
first Importance in our domestic affairs.
Respectable Frenchwomen who will be will
ing to do kitchen and housewerk will be
certain of cordial welcome in all parts
of the United Ststes and the day of the
'heathen Chinee' as the presiding genius of
the culinary department of the American
household will be indefinitely postponed.
1t is not creditable to American women, when
SO many of them are clamoring for work,
that there should be such n difficulty in OBJ
tanning good household servants. Kitchen
and chamber work in a respectable family is
not as arduous, is better paid, and is far
more reputable than many of the means of
subsistence to which women who are COM
PEELED to earn their living are fre-
quentIy obliged to resort on account
of their false pride. woman
who can perform the duties of household
servant, and who refuses to do so because her
employers will not invite her into the parlor
10 aid in the entertainment of their visitors,
is really deserving of but little sympathy; and
the advocates of womans rights could per-
form no better service than by encouraging
their weak sisters to swallow their pride and
accept cheerfully employment that will give
them support if they do their duty.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1871-03-02

IT is refreshing to Philadelphian to read
in the reports of the proceedings of the
United States Senate yesterday that YER
mont Senator denied that in the acceptance
of League Island as a gift the Government
had bound itself to establish navy yard
there, and that an amendment to the naval
appropriation bill which appropriated 5000, 900
for the removal of the working portion of the
Philadelphia navy yard was laid on the table.
The Republican Senate is doing its best to
treat Philadelphia with obloquy, and to re-
ward her steady adhesion to the Republican
party with the greatest possible amount of
cold and contemptuous neglect.
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during the rebellion, having enlisted in the 93d
Regiment P. V. He was mustered into the SER
vice on the 18th of September, 1861. He at first
held the position of sergeant, but was promoted
to a captaincy on July 8, 1869, and WIS dis
charged on surgeons certificate for injuries
received March 3, 1868. He was, however, re-
instated in the same regiment as captain, June
2S 1885, was promoted to the position of major,
and served with the regiment until it was mus
tered out June q, 1865
He was shot through both legs and taken pri-
soner at the battle of Fair Oaks, was wounded
at the battle of the Wilderness, was shot in the
face at spottsylvania, and wounded in the right
arm by ball while before Petersburg. He was
appointed postmaster of Reading by President
Grant.
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OBITUARY.
General andrew Porter w,,,ou,


General Wilson, of Huntingdon, Pa, died at
his residence on Tuesday last in the sixty-eighth
year of his age. He was native of Franklin
county, and when twenty-one years of age COM
menced tae study of law in Lancaster. He
afterwards graduated from the law school of
Litchfeld, Conn.,, where he was the cIassmate
of Judge Parsons, of Philadelphia. He then, in
1927, located in Huntingdon, where he was ap-
pointed District Attorney of the county through
the influence of his cousin, Governor David r.
Porter, then residing in the town. He was the
leading Democrat, and perhaps the best lawyer,
of the vicinity. He was a relative, and for
many years the law partner, of Hon. r. B. Petri-
ken, of the Senate; and Hon. George Taylor,
President Judge, and r. Milton Speer, Con-
gresham elect, studied in his office. He retired
from practice in 1866, having become quite a
wealthy man.
HlaiOr John Fritz.
The postmaster of the city of Reading Major
John Fritz, died in that place ON Monday last.
He was in his thirty-sixth year. This gentle
man was valiant soldier in the Union army
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N o tt G T. 8 .

SPRING OvERCOATS.
SPRING OvBRCOATS. WANAMARsR & Brown
SPRING OvERCOATS.
SPRING OyKRCOATS.
OAK HALL. SPRING OvERCoATs. OAK HALL,
SPRING OVERCoATS.
SPRING OVERCOATS.
POPULAR CLOTHING HOUSE. SPRING OYERCOATS.
SPRING 0vEBCOATs.
S. Z. CORNER SIXTH AND MARREr,
Ss'RING OvEBCoATs from So to $50.
SPRING OvERCoATs from IS to $50.
SPRING OvBRCoATS from g5 to $50.
NEW GOODS how RECEIVING IN FINE READY
MADE GARMENTS FOR GENTS, YOUTHS, BOYS, AND
CHILDREN.
ALL OUR PRICES ARR UNUSUALLY Low.
WANAMAKER Il BROWNS
OAK HALL,
LARGEST CLOTHING HOUSE,
s. 4. COR. SIXTH AND MARKET STREETS.
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THE RAW, CLUSTERING WINDS OF EARLY SPRING
search out the weaknesses OF all who are predis-
posed to Lung Complaints, and in consequence
Colds Coughs, and Bronchial Disorders everywhere
prevail. Those who have contracted Colds should
now be especially careful, and not imprudently wait
until by constant coughing they so rrtate and rack
their lungs as to bring on themselves some very
serious Pulmonary Affection. Let them rather treat
their symptoms nationally and at once and by the
prompt use OF DIR. Jayne's Expectorant cure their
Colds, and heal all accompanying Soreness OF the
Chest. Sold everywhere.
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THURSDAY, MARCH 2, 1871.
II THE EVENING TELEGRAPH, from

~ THE EVENING TELEGRAPH, from
Its original establishment, has been in the
receipt of telegraphic news from the New
York Associated Press, which consists OF
the Tribune, Times, Herald, W0,Aa,
Sun, 10N,naE Of Commerce, EVeHing Pest
Commercial AdVeytiscy, and EVeHimg En-
6yess. The success which has attended
our enterprise is, in ITSELF sufficient evil
dence of the freshness, fullness, and relia-
bility Of the news which we have resolved
from this source. Last March we entered
Into a special contract by which THE
EVENING TELEGRAPH has the exclusive
use of the news furnished in the afternoon
by the Associated Press to its own members,
the North Ame,Tean, Inquirer, Ledger,
Press, Age, Record, and German Democrat,
of this city, and the leading journals of the
East, North, West and South; and hereafter
THE TELEGRAPH will be the only evenine
Sabey ba6li5Aed in this city in which the
afternoon dispatches of the Associated
Press will appear.
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NOTICE THE FLAG ON NINTH, ABOVE
~ ARCH.

CARD FROM MIR. JOHN MAYER-WHY HE
HAS NOT OPENED HIS NEW STORE.
am constrained to take this method OF informing
my patrons, friends and the public In general that
the delay in opening for business at my hVe-story
marble building on North NINTH Street, above
Arch, is not caused by financial embaTrassments as
some may have supposed The delay is altogether
owing to an encroachment by parties owning the lot
southwark adjoining mine, who have portion OF
their wall on my ground. The encroachment ques-
tion caused litigation, which is now pending in
the Court AS soon as it is decided, and my rights
respected and the encroached wall removed, shall
complete my new store and occupy it at as early
date as possible
Builders should exercise great caution in the erec-
tion of new properties, 30 as not TO encroach on
their neighbors lots, and thus avoid unpleasant
suits at law.
It's JOHN MAYER.
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further than the complete rout of her armies
and the material modification of her frontiers.
She needed a wholesome lesson, and if she
but profits by its teachings, she will have no
cause to complain that she was spared nothing
that was necessary to render it thorough and
exemplary.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1871-03-02
TT ARV WARD UNIV RSITY
CAMBRIDGE, MASS
Comprises the following Departments:-

Comprises the following Departments:-
Harvard College, the University Lectures, Divinity
School, Law School, Medical School, Dental School,
Lawrence Scientific School. School of Mining and
Practical Geology, Bussey Institution "a School OF
Agriculture and Horticuture) Botanic Garden, AS
Economical Observatory, Museum OF Comparative
Zoology, Peabody Museum OF Archaeology, Episcopal
Theological School,
The next academic year begins on September 2s.
1871.
The ertt examination for admission to Harvard
College will begin June 20, at 8 A. NJ. The second
examination for admission to Harvard College and
the examinations for admission to the Scientific
and Mining Schools will begin September 2S. The
requisites for admission 10 the College have been
changed this year. There is now a mathematical
alternative for portion OF the classics A circular
describing the new requisites and recent examina-
ton papers will be mailed on application.
UNIVERSITY LECTURES.-Thirty-th three cour,e ,es
In 1S70-71, OF which twenty begin in the week Feb
ruary 1919. These lectures are intended or gradu
a'es OF colleges, teachers, aud other compet mt
adults (men or women). A circular describing them
will be mailed On application.
THE LAW SCHOOL has been reorganized this
year. 1t has seven ns'rL ctors, and a library of
1900 volumes A circular explains the new course
OF study, the requisites for the deee and the cost
OF attending the school. The second half OF the
year begins February 13.
For catalogues, circulars or information ad-
dress J, w. HARRIS
263m Secretary.
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SALISBURY is in a sanguinary mood He
tbirsts for gore. He wants to wade knee
deep in blood. Like the slothful man, he
says there is lion without; but, unlike the
slothful man, he has no fear of being slain
in the streets. He proposes to meet that
ravenous beast, to discomft him, to rend
him, even as the beast is desirous of rending
Salisbury. 1t is needless to say that 'the
eyes of Delaware" are on both Salisbury and
the lion. Perhaps it would, under all the
circumstances, be advisable for the lion to
withdraw, and permit Salisbury to inaugu-
rate Democratic President in 1872, in case
a Democratic President should chance to be
elected by fair vote.
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PERKINS & CO.,
EDUCATIONAL.

A R.TAYL0R'S SINGING ACADEMY, NO s19
"a ARCH Street, The Spring Term will com
mence on MONDAY, March G. Night classes for
Ladles ana Sentemen. A class for beg lnners will
The Tuesday and Friday classes will be Continued.
Terms SO per quarter. The evening classes will
meet at quarter before S. The quarter will con-
slst OF twelve lessons Afternoon classes for ladies'
TWO lessons per week, 500 Private lessons given as
usual. Pupils can enter their names from until
oh O'CLOCK r. NJ. daily. 22ft
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WANAMAKsR & Brown,
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INVESTMENT BONDS

PORTAGE LAKE AND LAKE SUPERIOR SHIP
CANAL los. Secured by first mortgage ON the
canal (nOw completely, aud on real estate worth We
times the amount OF the mortgage.
LAFAYETTE COUNTY, MISSOURI, los.
DOUGLAS COUNTY, NEBRASKA Qnclueing
Omaha) los and other choice Western county and
city bonds, yielding good rates OF interest.
WESTERN PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD On
endorsed by the Pennsylvania Railroad Company
For full particulars apply to
HOWARD DARLINGTON.
s9sm No. TAT South FOURTH Street.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1871-09-28
WE learn that the wife of Thomas Pow

WE learn that the wife Of Thomas Pow
ell, of the town Of Ridgeway, committed
suicide on last Tuesday night by shooting
herself through the breast near the heart
with a revolver. No reason has been as.
signed for the fatal act except a slight ab.
erration of mind thought to have been
caused by the troubles which arose among
the neighbors in relation to the murder OF
Richard Yapp, few years ago. We have
received no particulars except from Sec
ondary sources. - Chronicle,
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1871-09-28
TERMS: l.5o per Annum in Advance

AN EVENING OF SoNG. ttenton
!, invited to the advertisement of "An evening
of Song" with Philip Philips, the great com,
poser and singer of sacred music, ut the NJ. T..
Church, on Saturday evening, October 7th.
Mr.. Phillips has sung before and en,ranced
some OF the greatest audiences ever assenble
in Europe or America and from every quar-
ter of the globe where music is appreciated
his praises are heralded. The people of Iowa
county should not fail to hear this celebrated
vocalist-another opportunity may never come
to them. Tickets of admission, 80 cents chill
dren, % cents to be had at the Postotiicc, the
Bank, Deller's, Clauer's and II. r. Osborne's,
ic this city, and at James Roberts drug store
in Dodgeville. Reserved seats can be secured
without extra cost, by purchasing tickets be-
fore the time OF singing.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1871-09-28

WE gave the County FAIR the
beneft(?) Of our presence for few hours
last Friday. The gale of wind heavily la
greeable one to all in attendance. The
Fair generally was a success; the attend.
ance was large and the receipts liberal
The exhibition of vegetables was very good,
better than that at Mineral Point. The
artistic department was well filled, and
contained many articles of rare merit.
There was no stock worth mentioning
and the races were dead beat on the so.
ciety and spectators, rather worse than
Mineral Point in that particular.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1871-09-28
M "A r r r a q Il = =

BACHMAN-COTTERELL. this ctv. at the res.
ideuce of the brides mother the 2Sth Inst. bv
Rev. l.. Phelps. Nr Alvin Baebman of Boscobci,
and MISS Amelia y. Cottere Of this city.
WHILH we congratulate Mr.. Bachman on
securing so desirable bride, and while Mrs b.
Is fortunate in her choice of life partner We
can but regret the loss TO our community Of 20
excellent a lady, and the probable result of
making hlvn's visits TO our city fever and
farther between. The printers unite in
thanks for the Substantial tokens of re-
membrance" they received, and in hopes of
prosperous and happy future for the worthy
groom and charming bride
Al the residence ofMr. Richard Moon In tho town Of
Mineral Point, Sept 2jth Inst. by Samuel Thoma.
Fsq.. Nr John hooD to Miss nargrett Harri. both
Of Ridgesay.
hERR- kitFARDs0N. At the the residence Of
the brides father. Oh the 27ih ins. BY Few T. Tas.
ter Mr.. J0ln Kerr, ofPln,.eyl and Miss Ella H.
Richardson, Of Hycn'xS.