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Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1872-08-10
NEW GOODS
AT
U n o n V l L L E I!

GAIN IT Is or ples'un TO announces TO the
a citizen, Of Knoxville tDd vicinity. the ar
r,y.I ola NEW STOCK IL Nerchsndiss. A
foil and com pleie sock IT hat cls,s Of Good.
usually found 10 CountrJ Store, consisting
OF Brown and Blesebtd huslIns, SheetiBgs
and Shirtiogs, Cloths, G'imsn. CsIIeoss.
ORES, Goods, Motions, H.u Boot. and Shoes,
. full line; Q0eensvsre. Thwsre, Hardware,
sc. These goods have ben selected vita
care, and desire to please ~ Customer.
II ~essy we will sell then ehesp It will Be
TeIter.tlOn Of VIA, every Asn says who bss
the difsreot ~siss for sah. We therefore
propose 10 submit our stoek Ior the inspection
Of all who may favor % rItbs call. II being
a pleasure 10 tell our prIces. Come oos snd
al, aud see for yourselves. Ne know 10 can
please, Il such q thing 10 possible.
Thanking ourPairons Tor psi fs'or' se s'I
portion 81 the hands Of lsse vbo have
provsd themselves friends 10 lie past.
Respectfully.
A. l.. & r. Il OSBOURf.
Uniopville, Maya u
New-York tribune., 1872-01-17
FOREIGN NOTES.

The British Home Secretary has received a
memorial signed by the Presidents of the Medical and
Surgical Corporations OF London, the medical officers of
legal profession praying that in pending legislation
upon the Contagious Dseasesa nothing may be done
weaken the beneficial sanitary operation Of the acts
at present III force.
Commenting on the voluminous case (and
the claim damages implied thereinl which The United
States Government has delivered 10 the arbitrators
under the Washington Treaty. The London Times OF the
Cd inst says: "The Washington Government, as Its
agents admit made estimate OF the indirect
losses possibly II would be satisfied with such mod
crate would suffice TO place record s success
in n ten-ypars' conroyersy BUT in the OF formal
claim of this kind cannot afford 10 let judgment go
by default in the expectation that the paInn VIII not
demand substantial damages" Referring TO the sup
posed difficulty OF apporoDing awards for constructive
damages the same Journal says Ii is plain that
here in the most nebuOus regions of hypothesis and
the only reasonable course TO refuse TO recognize aD
ity for such indirect and remote consequences"
The official gazette of ST. Petersburg, Prd-
relstrenni Vestntk, which rarely ventures an opinion
its own, has published remarkable article. one OBJ
ect Of which cool down the enthusiasm Of tue Pan
savonian zealos wno wish for Immediate opening OF
the whole Eastern Question and consequent hostlites
with Austria and Turkey The usion drawn is that
according the present policy OF Russia Turkey and
Austria not to be broken the PanslaV0nans de-
sire, but that the slavOnan Provinces are to receive
certain amount OF independence and 10 be the natural
allies of the Car. Mention Is then made or STRIKING
observation Of Prince Bismarck TO traveller, 10 Who
the fOllOw wing onlnOus remarks were made: "Wnen l
did all IN my power to Obyate war between France ana
GERMANY il was because | doubted the issue. We
were strong to render defeat probable. was con
vnced that war, once begun. would spread over haf
New-York tribune., 1872-01-17
THE WH3RT0N TRIAL.

ANNAPOLIS, Jan. 16-The trial OF Mrs. Whar-
ton was resumed at 10 o'clock. Prof Aiken continued
his testimony. He explained his experiments with
choral and yellow Jessamne using the same materials
and tests stated by Prof McCuoch to have been used by
him; also, his experiment with solution OF al6nmen
failed in his experiments 70 get the results obtained Oy
McCulloch He here exhibited q number OF viss con
geseminum and chloral. with choral alone and with
substance representing the contents OF stomach ana
tions or results that obtained by him in his analysis
OF Ketchums stomach No man in his senses could mis-
Dr. Christopher johnson Professor of Surgery in
the University OF Maryland Was sIIcre an for
Is years in the City Of Baltimore. The hypothetical
submitted to previous experts was read 10 Dr Jon
matt natural causes Dr. C. B. Williams confirmed the testi
mony OF DR.. Johnson AT the conclusion OF DR.. Wiamss
Testimony Attorney General Syester rose and stated
that the prosecution about TO submit PROPOSE
ton to the Court which would probably lead TO dis
and that they retire while the proposition was
made and discussion had. The Court assened, and the
The Attorney General then said that the experts for
the defense had assailed the testimony OF fro
and the results obtained by him were no evidence o ne
presence Of metal Prof Toney had pursued ms anay
sis and experiment now present IN court WIN
the metal obtained by him. The State now proposed 70
produce this metal to the court and jury ana nave te
experts for the defense themselves say whether IL e
metal not The metal was now here IN gusnttles es
large enough TO be manipulated and 70 sausiy any one
its presence They offered TO introduce TINS evidence
first upon the ground that It had been discovered since
the commencement OF the trial. and second that II Wa
strictly rebutng testimony. and admissible on that
ground. 49,.
At the conclusion OF the argument without reply from
the counsel the defence the Court held the proposed
evidence inadInissble - ,..
Mr. Steele for the defence said tney dehea IN to.o
ay metal had been produced by TOney, or that he had
apy present State Attorney Revel then announced the
evidence closed on the part OF the state A.. comma,
The Court announced that the argument OF the counse
was now about 10 begin, and during Its continuance no
manifestation OF approval and dsapprobaton In any
manner wbateyer would be permitted They were eau
toned against any exhibition Of feeling State-Atorney
Revel then began the opening argument Vi to e"e0 "
fore the jury. 49,, u,o,,. rr,,, o,c,oek
ben the Court adjourned until tomorrow IL Ia under
stood that the Attorneys will confne themselves TO sI
bours each n addressing the jury IL 10 probable That
Attorney General syester VIII make the cioss speeon
saturday.
New-York tribune., 1872-01-17

There is foundation for the rumors that the officers
on duty at the Executive mansion will resign in
Quence OF statements growing out OF the CustomhOuse
investigation in New-YOrk City.
There a general attendance OF the Democratic
Members of Congress tonight, at their caucus in the
hall OF the House of Representatives, Fernando Wood
the chair and Representatives GetZ and ShOber acting
secretaries Several propositions relative TO reduction
of taxes, adjournment of the session OF Congress- &C.
were offered debated and finally withdrawn the caucus
mite action at present. They were Ill session only an
hour.
The Senate in Executive session to-day confirmed the
following nominations: Consul Adophus G.. studer OF
Iowa. Singapore Daniel Turner OF Pennsylvania, at
Osaca; James Faulkner at Tombes and Arthur Morre,
ViceCOnsul at San Jose, Costa Rica.
New-York tribune., 1872-01-17
IELEGRAPHIC NOTES.

So. Benjamin Braberger, an old citizen Of San Jose
Csl committed suicide BY cutting hs throat family troubles
.... The Masonic Grand Lodge of Wisconsin have
elected A. " Carpenter Grand Master and Crosby Treasurer
-. Frank Lawrence of the firm Of II. j. Miller &
Co San Francisco shot himself through The heart yesterday
sssgned
. The Round house Of the Lake Shore and Michi-
Railroad Toledo, burned YESTERDAY With s locomotives
oss $4,000
The Secretary VI War has asked Congress- to
spproprste complete tAs Of Lieut. Gen
sh Scott a oni resolution Of Congress
% 1891
IA child Of three years and new born infant,
children Feueh CsusAn named Beor burned 70 death
yesterday their mother ssJ sucbefed By he In the
hey occupied in Beperyille, hss
IA courier who arrived at Omaha from the
Nsh Platte Mossy hsi the lInng Of The Grand
The weather plsssan and
~ SsGAis sSssdask Ahlls ~ knsJ hs Ssa tassls
New-York tribune., 1872-01-17

,ov,1sr MEETING BROKEN uP bl \ ,oI- nhnop
IICAN MoB-STRIOUS ACCIDENT ~ Nt,,,.r ~ ~. *
uoIsr- EXCITING ELECTION 'oNih'i AN
IRELAND. .x Tuesday Ian. l6, 1872.
un,Ao . meeting of Loyalists was IN session
=, ,,o wellington Barracks, in knigh'soruse :"
80 81 opaon) mob Of Republicans broke i"'" ,ue
- ,soe the meeting was in progress ana oeha'eu
- a,..aeoops manner They expelled the CHAIRMAN Vi
ar assoTObase. aud demolished the platform ana lurn
,,ro ncIoncine TO the room. Though the ponce were
,hed outside OF the building, they mace no enor.S W
cnt the dcraceful behavior OF the rioters VINO heiu
nossession OF the room for an hour when the gas was
,urped OF and they retired, singing the Marse'iaiSe
~ they went ont. Tho
shockine accident occurred in Stafford to-day '"'
,ot of school house fell in while the school was ~ -
mon and many OF the children were injured So"ie "
them seriously. 49,
A Parliamentary election is in progress III N'ilS'
Ireland There is intense excitement ana Vloieh
are apprehended The constabulary have peen s'Iehs
ened and every step taken by the local ~
prevent riot. ,..oa 40 q,
The Channel Tunnel Company has been registeie" 'S
,ool cornora+ion The socalled Countess OF Der"en'
water has renewed her claims before the courts " INC
,ate and earldom OF Derwentwater. statistics pun
shed here show that $1,000 emigraBs left Germany last
veal nearly all going 10 the United states.
New-York tribune., 1872-01-17
CUBA.
vALsAsEDA on AN INSPECTION TOUR.

vALSAsEDA ON AN INSPECTION TOUR.
HAVANA, Jan. 1G.-Captain- General Valma-
seda left here, this morning his tour Of inspection
through the South Side ports The bands Of several Of
the volunteer regiments serenaded him last night The
palace crowded with a brilliant assembaRe. Much
enthusiasm manifested. Toasts drank TO the
King and Government OF Spain for their action in retain
ing Vamaseda the Island. Gen. Crespo sailed yes
terday for SPAIN Crowds Of people were on the wharf
to bid him farewell
A man named Treat, employed as a cashier by a mer-
ehant In Cadenas abscOnded yesterday He is supposed
TO be defaulter to a large amount.
New-York tribune., 1872-01-17
CURRENT TOPICS AT THE CAPITAL.

COMMENTS ON MR.. CLARKEs BILL FOR THE
RESUMPTION OF SPECIE PAYMENTs-THE
SYNDICATE NvEsTlGATIoN-THE MAHOPAC
READY FOR sEA-THE HORNET CASE.
IBY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRiBUSBI
WARRINGTON. Tuesday, Jan. TO- 1872
The comments made upon Representative Chrke's bill
for the resumption Of specie payments IN the NewYork
journals Of this morning and In letters received by him
from bankers In NewYork Indicate that the provisions
of the third section Of the bill arc not clearly understood
The National banks are required by that section retain
their present reserves Of scenbsct and not allowed
TO substitute for any portion Of tho same Al tho
bsnhs hold the only large sseanulatons Of eenbachs,
his provision win prevent any upsn ths Treasury
New-York tribune., 1872-01-17
A PACKING HOUSE Burned.
THE TREATY OF WASHINGTON.


op ,,,p nh niiIoh CAsE--BRlTIsH VIEWS
of The RIGHTS OF NEUTRALs
~, u . fro" TA LoRdon Tina Of Jasuarva
q. ne BIltlsh case sets out by expressly limiting
The subject In dispute. According 10 the Vie htat
present TO the arbitrator tho claims referred TO the
e a. , -, Sr,o~ng ONT Of the acts Of certain
States aiese. that Great Britain has faed 10 peroro
some International duty The tribunal IA remnded tbs,
these vessels have not been dehgnated IN name b, ~
only Indicated by reference TO class az ca
winch are assumed IN the treaty 10 have become faia,
acts OF which any claims have been made by the Gov
eminent OF the United States up 10 the present time are
the Alabama, the FOrida the Georgia and the Ehsnau
doah On one occGsiOD since fhe war mention wat IT,,
deed made In an Anne rican dispatch, OF Vessel called
the tuner but claims In retpect Of this vessel wsre
naGe tDeD or aimee. The Queen sU0yGrBeIt therefore
New-York tribune., 1872-01-17
EXTENSIVE FIRE IN READING, PENN.

READING, Jan. 16.-A fire broke out at 2 o'clock
this morning. which demolished nearly half square on
Ffh-st, from Pennsylvania to Courtsts- The buildings
destroyed Stichter Sons hardware store; John
Ebney's restaurant the State House buildings In which
were stores Bast Bros, cigars Longs, stoves
and tin-ware and HOf Millholland's banking house
The Reading Fire Insurance Company the First National
Bank, and the Reading Savings Bank buildings were
damaged The fire originated In frame building in the
mated at s25OOO0; partly insured in the Home Of New
York, Hartford, the Liverpool and London and Globe,
and In PennsYyana companies.
New-York tribune., 1872-01-17
THE STATE MILITARY ASSOCIATION.

ALBANY, Jan. 1G.-The State Military AssO-
ciaton Major Gen. John b. Woodward, President: and
Lieut. Col Delano Secretary, met in the City Hall
day large number OF military officers were present
and the meeting promises TO be one Of unusual interest
The Treasurer reported the receipts at 22 o. and the
expenditures 1897 SO during the year Considerable
discussion was had on appointing Committee TO revise
the Military Code, without reaching u result. AT the
evening session. Col W. C. Church Of The Army and Macy
Journal delivered address the Importance OF rite
practice a branch OF military education.
New-York tribune., 1872-01-17
FUNERAL OF THE RIGHT REV. JOHN McGILL

RICHMOND, Va, Jan. 16.-The funeral of the
Right Rev John McGil, Roman Catholic Bishop Of Vir-
gnis took place to-day Bishop James j. Wood OF Phil.
adephia officiating. Bishop r. n Lynch OF Charleston.
c. delivered the funeral discourse. The ceremonies
were Of most Impressive and solemn character. and
witnessed by immense congregation, while
thousands unable to gain admtance to the cathe
dral- Bishops Becker Of Wilmington, Delaware, and
Gibbons OF North Carolina, together with number OF
priests OF the diocese participated The remains Of
the deceased Bishop were Inferred under the cathedral
New-York tribune., 1872-01-17
THE NEW DOMINION.
A NEW LINE or sTp.urps ppop1

NEW LINE OF STEAMERS PROPOSED.
HALIFAX, N. s., Jan. 16.-A meeting was held
here yesterday TO consider the expedency Of organizing
Company to establish steam Communication between
the United States and Halifax by boat touching at the
principal ports on the Western Shore. The Company
was 0rganzod and so 900 subscribed toward
apoWeriui steamer TO run between Halifax Portland
ana Boston, calling at Liverpool AID Yarmouth
PACKING HOUSE BURNED.
CoLLINGwoOD, Ont, Jan 18.-Long Brothers.,
and packnghouse destroyed by fire this
morning The buildings contained 900 bushels OF grain
ana 200 hogs beside large quantity Of other produce
L1ss' ' slooo insured for 1900. An adjacent paper
N1' 'i sA'N0'' A'o ih
New-York tribune., 1872-01-17
KIJ.K1Ux IN KENTUCKY.

CINCINNATI O., Jan. 16.-There was ku-
Klux raid In Bald Knob Precinct. near Frankfort Ky
on Saturday night last Several white iaborers were
ordered away and other persons were kept out all night
long nction was presented tO the Kentucky Legisla-
tre Yesterday praying for reef from the attacks of
these 0ntlaXA.
New-York tribune., 1872-01-17
FIRE AND 1oss OF LIFE AT CAIRO, ILL

CAIRO Jan. 16.-A fire broke out here last
night totally destroying four houses occupied
by negroes The cause Of the fire was kerosene eIplo
sion setting nro to the clothing OF 0 woman VINO was
burned 10 death Three missing children arc supposed
TO have perishcd In the Aames.
New-York tribune., 1872-01-17
A ROYAL QUARREL SETTLED.

LONDON, Iucsday, Jan. 10, Isl4
A dSpatch from Geneva states that the ex-
oueen Isabella and the Duke de Montpensier met on
saturday and effected a reconciliation Of the differences
which have for some time existed between them.
New-York tribune., 1872-01-17

A NEW STEAMSHIP LINE.

LONDON, Tuesday, Jan. l6. 1872.
A company to run line Of steamships be-
tween Naples aud NewYork has been organized in the
former city.
New-York tribune., 1872-01-17
ARRIVAL OF THE STEAMSHIP BRITANNIA AT
HALIFAX.

HALIFAX, N. g., Jan. 16.-The steamer Brit
ANNA. from Glasgow for EewYorh, has arrived here
short Of coal, after being ~ days Ut.
New-York tribune., 1872-01-17
WASHINGTON.
UR RELATIONS WITH RUSSIA.

PLAIN STATEMENT OF THE CAsE-THE CAUSE
OF PRINCE GORTsCHAKOFF's DIsCoURTEsY-
THE QUESTIONS OF ETIQUETTE IN THE RE-
CEPrION OF TIE GRAND DUKE BY THE PRES
InENr-IuE CASE KRAMER
New-York tribune., 1872-01-17
FOREIGN NEWS.
GREAT BRITAIN.

, ,oyAr1sr MEETING BROKEN UP ~ \ wool Wool
IICAN INDUSTRIOUS ACCIphNi =, -Co>,rrsr N
The New York herald., 1872-10-23
TIE NEW MORSE KING.

Tive Sea Captains and the Secretary OF
she Scandinavian Consulate Swearing
Allegiance 10 Oscar the Second-The
swedish a nd Noryvec Ian Oaths and the
Ceremony OF Subscribing Them.
rne t,onsuate once OF sweden and Norway was
yis,ted Yesterday by two sea captains desiring to
swear the oath OF allegiance to Oscar the Second
ne handsome and courty secretary, MI. Alexan
der solperg, was also sworn by his principal the
Consul by way of breaking the WEAKNESS and mo-
nOtopy of waiting for other applicants. rhe cere-
mony is quite an interesting one, although it is
very simple The Secretary OF the Consulate stands
nj the right OF the Consul and reads the OATH
while the citizen OF Scandinavia raises his left
hand with the thumb and two fingers erected
while the rest are doubled TO the palm. The sig
nlticance OF these three digits in accordance with
ihe forms OF the Lutheran Church is "the Father
the son and the Holy Spirit The obligation taken
by the Swedes Is more lengthy and eNpletive than
thai oi the Norweglans. IL is as loows:-
THE SWEDISH OATH.
y, hereby promise and swear, before God and on
ss' % Gy he a os sna qs
Knp Of sweden, Norway Goths and Wendcs in the same
ass sS ns
ss %s win the
s,nt,onal aws Of ahs 9ngdo which shall in manncrs
science keep. so help God, with my lite and soul
THE N0RwEGIAN OATH
reads Thus
i, promise ami swear 10 show Obfdicncc and
Bdcty the constitution ana o. His Majesty Ming oscar
d., so help me God and His Holy Word.
Consul Bors, in conversation with the Scandina-
wan Minister at Washington, who Is now In this
city, was discussing the subject OF allegiance TO
the new King. and remarked that few OF the per-
sons who came here from Norway or sweden had
any intention OF returning to their latherland.
The Minister said that he had not yet administered
She oath TO any one in Washington as the capital
w4s now almost deserted. Both OF the diplomatic
officials agreed in not anticipating very great de-
mand for the test OF allegiance, ana attach little
importance to what is really mere form,
executed for the convenience principally of sea-
1arers and travellers. In tile time of the war the
protection OF the scandinavian hags was much
sought by the emigrants from that country in
order 10 escape the conscriptioD, and probably If
there was now any prospect OF International
ffOube II would be again eagerly seized upon.
This sarcastic view Of the case by the Secretary,
Mr. SOlberg explains the cause OF the hardness OF
the majority OF the Swedes and NOrwegians in this
country to become naturalzed. while In all other
respects they eXemplarily perform the duties Of
citizens and are proverbally industrious and pros
porous.
The Consulate once continues open for the ad-
ministration Of the oath.
The New York herald., 1872-10-23
CADEMY OF MUSIC.
"A BENEFIT
OF the
NEW YORK ROMAN cATHoLIC ORPHAN AsYLuM.!

A oADEMY OF MUsBfs REyErrr
NEW YORK ROMAN cATHoLIC ORPHAN AsYLUM.i
TWO GRAND PERFORMANCES,
5s @ nPS B
ny YoGSS sSss 81 @
CAT ASy5nSoos coAHRsciSd Ar rwq 20, oqIock
sparkling ssGqsSxs1 S%ssS IL one SisassBsd fs sss,sd
IHE$TkE Y take part By the Kind consent Of Mr. W.
sSHS GS
- A'' D1f eof the Grand Opera @ Hoasel ''
After Which VIII BE- presented the third act Of the bril-
- ~ LONDON ASSURANCE,
Grand Opera House and Fifth Avenue Theatre will ap
MRS. John Wood, Mr.. John Brougham, MT; George
Clarke. M: WI Lemoyne Mr. George n Griffiths Mr..
Msrssan and Hart cby kind permission of Tony
in grand entertainment Of NEW 'MfNsrRELsy, finish.
ONE HuNDRETH NIGHT OF HAMLET.
EVENING,
OVERTURE commencing BoawsMS,o,, sat7M puu Orchestra
snssRsnts sYXsiSR Roit asS assass UScHnssy
in which the following artists Of the Fifth Avenue Thea
% sss s CARA s sas s sSsS
Owen Fawcett, Mr.; Enos. Mr. Frank Mr.. Chapman Mr..
Sah DAS xETES saE H!i NhSDnse
Miss Rawnson Mrs. lie Brun.
THE RETURNED VOLUNTEER.
Mr. w. J. FLORENCE who has most kindly youn.
ssrS s si G2x aSDssa sSo aSs ssen ssr ae
Sis r x I RsSH':en Of Mr.
Mr. Henry Montgomery, Mr. Welsh Edwards, Miss
Phlis Glover, Miss Jennie Lee Miss Fanny Hayward.
TONY PASTOR in his celebrated BUDGET OF CONF.
CALITIES
Song, 1.-THE Girl Of the Perodn Little Jennie Yeamans
SHERIDAN and MACK in their celebrated DUTCH
SONGS and DANCES, by permission of Messrs Emerson
and Mcguire.
Miss BLANCHE SEIWYN in her CHANGE and CHAR
ACTER SONG by permission of Mr.. Charles White.
BOX AND COxi
Mr. Davidge, Mr.. Lamb, Miss Grifrths.
Stage Manager ACKNOWLEDGEMENT Mr. Geo. Devere
COfthe Grand Opera House)
TICKETS ONE DOLLAR, TO ALL PARTS OF THE
HOUSEi
To he had Mt the Fifth Avenue Theatre and the date
OF the performances also at the box office OF the Academy
of Music
The New York herald., 1872-10-23

ARoADIAS'
THE SIXTH NUMBER DOUBLE SHEET NOW OUT,
THE MOST BRILLIANT NUMBER YET CONTAINING
NEARLY TWENTY ORIGINAL ARTICLES
CONTENTS.
"Trncuo's Resume
1.-The Parasites oi Art.r
who Are the BohemiansYs
Our Bad Italian OPERA
"Beggars On the Boards.n
stage Managers
"The Glamour OF Great Namess
Our Young painters-wyantn
'Hotel Cerks.r
"A New Creation in Legitimate.
my Sweetheart's Brother.D Poem
'.Putterers.n
'.WOman a Passengern
"What the Press Says of Us.n
ALL THE NEWS IN MUSIC. THE DRAMA IlrERA
TURE AND ART.
The New York herald., 1872-10-23

DENTISTRY.
= = a A-.~~
BsoLUTELy PAINLEss.-TEETH EXTRACTED
"A without gas, chloroorm ether Combinat don Sets
extremely hight aud durabe Rubber Sets $40 ZIG Sixth
avenue. between Fourteenth and Fifteenth streets.
Established "a years Drs. l.. BERNARD SMITH.
MODERN DENTIsTRy.-DR r. G. DURRIN, LATE
lN 33 Canal street, No Clinton Eighth
street. Artificial Teeth prfncipes immoyabc
teeth Teeth extracted without pain with
gas or benumbing process
n'EETH EXTRACTED WITHOUT PAIN; Is YEARS;
bcnumbing application; beautiful Teeth ST. Set $l0
Plninpers Tor hollow checks q speciality Sets repaired
J. Jay vILLERS, 40 Grand street, near Broadway.
The New York herald., 1872-10-23
MATRIMONIAL.

A YOUNG WIDOWER WITHOUT CHILDREN, VERY
~ good appearance (ProtestanD, as business man
having safely invested in interesting town West
$1,000 seeks 10 form the acquaintance of young lady
or widow, age from 20 TO 30 desires kind husband
and pleasant home American German preferred
must be OF unexceptonal character cheerful, healthy
ana OF good appearance, commanding the
amount OF halt that OF his which she may have
her own control Address y X ANDERSON, Herald office.
A SOUTHERN LADY, STRANGER AND WIDOW
~ middle age. wishes 10 make the acquaintance of
gentleman OF some means; object matrimony; trfiers
need not answer Address Mrs Z. BARTLETT station d.
with real name.
The New York herald., 1872-10-23
CIGARS AND TOBACCO.

GAN FRANCISCO CIGAR SToRE.-A FINE AssoRT-
> ment OF imported Cigars, just arrived from the iaeto
res OF Havana. at moderate prices Lovers OF fine
cigar will do well to call the San Francisco Cigar Store
32 University place.
The New York herald., 1872-10-23
!, OCTOBER %, le72.-TRIPLE SHEET.


1-1s-
ROWERy THEATRE
WEDHRSDAY AND THURSDAY EVENINGS,
OCTOBER x AND n,
grand computation q attraction Revival ny request
Or. THE BELLS.
80 And tho very successful American Comedy oi
Or SUMNER LIFE AT CAPE MAY.
=. r. wiIhs. FRIDAY. BaEsKEEiir OF 'Sohho"Es
T. r. WILKs
SATURDAY BENEFIT OF
j. r. STUDLEY
Miss JOHANNA PRITcHARD viii appear in her new
AURANANIA; Or GOLD MAD.
VXALLACKs
w Proprietor and Manager. Mr.. LESTER wALLACK
FOURTH WEEK
CONTINUED SUCCESS
Of Mr.. w. y. Glfberts charming comedy
PYGMALIoN AND GALATEA,
BEAUTIFUL AND NOVEL SCENERY.
OPINIONS OF THE PRESS
NO BETTER PLAY HAS EVER BEEN PRODUCED
THE VERY BEST COMEDY OF THE PRESENT DAYl
ADMlKABLE IN EVERY RESPECT
BEYOND COMPARISON THE VERY BEST
EVERY EVEN EvENiNd. "a "a
THE MOST STRIKING AND ORIGINAL EFFECT PRO-
DUCED FOR YEARS
: S1iE 1lHssof.fS cPffcAL ln I'll hII9sioY s1sae Y
.pIsso1yqlNaae qiIae esrAruEn e
by Professor TOBlN of the Royal Polytechnic lnstu-
ton, London