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Two Good Farms for Sale,

7 WING PARTLY IN BRADLEY COUN.
IL ty, Tennessee, and partly In Whitfield
county. Georgia, within one mile Of Red Clay
Depot, II village on the +. T. Il Ga. Rail Road,
and Immediately on the main wagon road
leadn" fro m Oh rlcston and Cleveland, Tenn.
to Dial on, Ca, and In what Is known as Red
Clay Valley. One farm contains 222 acres,
100 Of VIII Al Is in good state OF cultivation.
the remainder well timbered; complexion of
soil red mulatto, good frame house with five
rooms, good barn and Out-buildings, seven or
eight never falling springs Of rs fine water as
ever run out Of the earth. A No. meadow,
but rather out Of fix; pretty fair orchard of
assorted fruit trees. some (which are just be.
ginning to bear. Price, Four Thousand Five
Hundred Dollars, payments made easy.
The other farm lies side by side with the
above described place. and contains 100
acres, pretty much the same sort of soil. 50
acres In cultivation, balance In splendid tim
Der, line grass and meadow lands, tOlerably
fair farm buildings, splendid orchard Of al
most all kinds Of fruit, springs and running
water In abundance. Society good, Churches
convenient, Stores and POstofiice within one
mile. Price Two Thousand Five Hundred
Dollars. Payments made to suit purchasers.
Would exchange for well selected stock of
General Merchandise. For further informa-
ton call on or address editor ATHENS POsT;
or any person desiring to look at the lands will
be shown the same by applying to Mr.. James
II. Huff. Red Clay. Ga.
JUICE 81, 1S72-tf.23S
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THE BURIED SEED.

Two thousand years ago flower
BloOmcd lightly In u inr-oii.land,
Two thousand years ago the seed
Was placed within u dead mans hand.
Before the Savior came 10 earth
That man had lived and loved and died,
And even In that far-oii.land
The Hover had spread It's perfume wldc
Suns rose and set; years came and went;
The dead hand kept IT. treasure well,
Nations were born and turned b. dust
While life lay hidden In that shell.
The shrIycllcd hand was robbed NJ last,
The seed was buried IN the earth,
When, 10 the life LONG hidden there,
Into q glorious flower burst forth.
Just such plant as that which grew
From such seed when buried low,
just such flower in Egypt bloolnrd
And died two thousand years ago.
And viii not He who watched the seed
And kept the life within H. shell,
When those he loves are laid 10 rest,
Watch DER their buried dust as wcll'
And will not lie meath the sod
,.Cml,c something glorious 10 nrisc'
Ave. though it slept two Thousand years,
Yet all that buried dust shall rise.
Just such a face as grccts you now,
jus, such n form ~ here we wear,
Only more glorious .nr " u rise
10 meet the savior In The air.
Then will lay me dow. IN peace
when called to leave thi, vale Of tears;
For IN my flesh shall see God
Fen though sleep thousand years.
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AN old lady with money and Il
kind heart has established 4 cat in
Urinary at Cincinnati.
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Wheat Wanted.

V'IIOsE INDEBTED TO US CAN PAY
L their Notes and Accounts in good Wheat.
ut highest market price. If not paid in Wheit.
they must be paid in Cash. We mean bust
ness. W. q. HORTON & co.
Athens. June II. iS,2.tf.23
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John y. Melton, adm'r,y vs.. Susan Melton, ct ii.
IN pursuance Of a dccrctal order of the Chan.
l Gerry Court at Athens. in this cause. VIII
sell. at public cutlery, to the highest bidder.
ut the Courthouse door. in the town of Athens.
Oh saturday, the 18th day Of September, 1872.
2IO Acres of Land,
more or less. living in the 18th civil district.
MrNlinn county. Tenn, being the lands Of
which J. II. Melton died. seized and possessed.
Tcrms:-Said lands will be sold 'ublect to
the widows dover, - per cent. Of the pur-
chase money must be paid on day Of sale, and
credit Of six and twelve months will be Civ
en- on balance Of the purchase price. Notes,
with good security will he required. aud q
lien will be retained. J. NJ. HENDERSON.
Aug. ., lS'2-lt-prs fee si.OO-2Ei {. Il NJ.
Lydia Green admir-, vs.. NJ. J. Green, 1T al;
Robcson. Rice & Co. VS.. Lydia Green. ct al;
John Rogers. admir-, vs.. Lydia Green. ct al.
IN pursuance Of n derretal order Of the
l. Chancery Court ut Athens. in these causes.
| will sell at public cutlery. to the highest bid
der. ~ III Couri-hOu.e door, IN Athens. Tenn.
ON 5.turiiy. the iiih DE-, Of September, 1872,
200 Acres of Land,
more or less. situated in McAlinn county. Ten
ne,ser. and being the lands Of which W. j.
Green died. seized aud possessed.
Terms Is said lands will be sold subject 10
the dover II the widow Lydia Green, and on
u credit II six. twelve aud eighteen months.
Notes, bearing intcre-, from date will be re-
auired, aud lien will be retained.
j. VI. HENDERSON, {. Il VI.
Aug. .. lsI2-it-pr~ fee-s i,OO-2ij
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The other night the Kansas Pacific
passenger train lost IL sleeping car, and
The eenGueior discovered the toss and
went back sixty miles before he found
It. and the passengers were sleeping in
peaceful innocence, waiting for a freight
irain 10 run into them.
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Chancery Court. Rhea Co.. Tenn.
j, G.. WATSON Va. ". & Horr .John Rheo n and

Chancery Court. Rhea Co.. Tenn.
j. c. WATSON VI. W. s. Horr, John Rhea Q and
others.
TT appearing from the allegations of the Bill
i filed In this cause, (Which is sworn tO.)
that respondents W. s. HOrr. John Rhca Q and
+. p. Stanton, are non-rcsidents of the State
Of Tennessee: 1t is ordered by the Clerk and
Master that publication be made four cOnsccu-
tive weeks in the Athens Post, newspaper
published at Athens, McMnn county, Tenn,
requiring said respondents to make their per-
sOnal appearance ut the next term of the Chan
Gerry Court to be held for the county of Rhea.
at the Courthouse IN the town of Washington,
Tenn, on Thursday after the second Monday
in September next, and plead, answer, de.
muir or otherwise make defense to said bill. or
the same will be taken for confessed and set for
hearing ex parte as to them. This 18th A ugust,
1872. WIN. NJ. WILSON. G. & NJ.
Per +. LOCKE, ID. q. Il NJ.
Aug. 0, 1S7s-4t.prs fee S4,OO.245
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A YOUNG lady of st. 10. Mo-, on
Sunday accidentally bathed her
head with cherry pectoral and took
a good dose Of hair dye. A physi-
clan was promptly called in, but
failed to determine the color of her
hair.
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Chancery SaleS-September.

Moses Bonner 1t ais. VS.. Simeon Graves. ct ri.
IN pursuance of decrctal order of tn"
L Chanccry Court at Athens in this cause. !
will sell to the highest bidder, at public out
cry ut the Courthouse door, In Athens, on
Saturday, the nth day Of September, 1872,
40 Acres of Land,
more or less. lying on the Ilwassce River, in
the 9TH civil district, McMinn county, Tenn.
Tcrms:-Said lands will be sold on u credit
Of six, twelve and eighteen months. in bar OF
the equity Of redemption. Notes and securi-
ty will he required aud y lien retained.
j. VI. HENDERSON, &. & NJ.
Aug.9, lSi2-It-pr, ices ,OO-2IJ
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SilERlEI,S SALES.

DY virtue Of an alias plurius order Of sale
ID issued from the Office Of the Circuit Court
Clerk, and to me directed, | will offer for sale.
at the Courthouse door. in the town Of A thens.
Tenn. to the highest bidder, for cash in hand,
on Monday, It'll day Of October, 1872, all the
right. title and claim that G. G. Curtis has In
and TO Seventy acres Of land with the improve
ments thereon. lying in the 10th civil district,
McMinn county, Tennessee. adjoining the
lands Of b. +. Martin. G. w. Saulpaw and
others. Levied on as the property Of c. C..
Curtis, to satisfy judgment and costs In favor
Of Latferty IL Weir for the use Of NJ. r. Jarna-
gin. Aug. 30, 1sT2.4t-prs fee $500.
Also-At the same time and place. by virtue
of an order Of sale, and to me directed, will
SELL to the highest bidder, for cash in hand,
all the right, title and claim that Emily l..
Patterson has In and to one house and lot In
the town Of Riceville, Tenn; IL being the lot
which James Parkison sold to Emily L. Pat.
terson, bounded on the north. east and south
by the lands Of James Parkison. and on the
west by the Z. T. Va. & Ga. Il. X. Levied
on as the property Of Emily l.. Patterson. TO
satisfy judgment and costs that james Par
kisOn recovered against her.
JOHN A. GOULDY, Sheriff.
Aug. 80, 1s12-4t-prs Sf0O-2iS
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JIM WILLIAMS,

A T CANTRELL'S Y ROADS, IS NOW IN
n receipt Of full stocks Coffee, Sugar, Do
mestics, Boots, Shoes and Drugs: also. large
stock Hammered and Rolled Iron, suitable for
farming purposes, full stock Of Landreth's
Garden Seeds, &C., &C., which will be sold MS
low as the lowest for Cash or good merchants
bic Produce.
March |. lS72.tf222
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THE GREAT AUSE
OF
III u VI AN Nj = Il RY.

Just published, in a Sealed Enuelope. Price
Sir Cents.
a Lecture on the Nature, Treat.
ment. and Radical Cure of Seminal Weakness.
or Spermatorrhna, induced by Self-Abuse, In.
voluntary Emissions, Impotency. Nervous De-
bility, and lmpcdiments to Marriage general.
ly; Consumption, Epilepsy and Fits; Mental
and Physical lncapacity. &c.-By Robert }.
Culyerwell, NJ. D., author of the "Green
Book etc.
The Word-renowned author, In this admi-
rable Lecture. clearly proves from his own ex-
perience that the awful consequence of Self
Abuse may be eifectually removed without
medicine, and without dangerous surgical
operations, bougies, instruments, rings. OF
cordials. pointing out mode of cure ut once
certain and cilcctual, by which every sufferer,
no matter what his condition may be, may
cure himself chcaply, privately, and radically.
This Lecture will prove Boon to Thousand
and Thousands.
Sent. under seal. in plain envelope, to any
address, on receipt of six cents, Oi two post
aye stamps, by addressing the publishers.
Also. DR.. Culverwclfs "Marriage Guide"
price 50 cents. Address the Publishers.
CHAS. J. G. KLINE & CO.,
l21 Bowery, New York, p. o. Box 4,jSG
Feb. |, lS,2-ly-2lS
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Important Notice.

HAVING PURCHASED THE ENTIRE
i L stock Of Goods belonging to T.. Z. Gibson,
and added them to my former stock, | now
have the most general aud miscellaneous store
in this place, aud will sell lower than ever
for cash or bartcr--but will stop the credit
business. | will sue all who owe me before
the first day Of september next, unless they
come forward and pay me before that time
mean all, not excepting my best personal
friends. 4. +. GIBSON.
Athens, Tenn, Aug. 9, 1S72-tf-244
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Chanrcry Court ut A thems, Tenn
{. l.. King W. J. NJ. Alexander.
Cross Bill

I. IL. King w. D. NJ. AleNander.
Gross Bill
TT appearing from the affidavit filed In this
L cause that the defendant. j. NJ. Alexander,
is II nonresident of the state Of Tennessee: II
is therefore ordered that the aforesaid nom
resident defendant enter his appearance be-
fore NJ within the first three days Of our next
Chanccry Court. to he held at the Courthouse
III the town Of Athens, Tennessee, on the ith
Monday Of November, 1872, then and there to
plead answer or demur to compliments said
cross-bll or the same will be taken for con.
fessed and set for hearing ex parte; and that
copy Of this order be published for four con-
secutiyc weeks In the Athens Post.
J. NJ. HENDERSON, c & NJ.
Van Dyke. Cooke and Van Dyke, soils.
Aug. ?, lsI2-it- prs fee SI,00-2l4
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RHEA SPRINGS.
SULPHUR SPRINGS p. o., Rhea Co., Tenn.
Best and Cheapest Watering Place
In the South.

THESE WATERS CURE DROPsY. scro-
l. fula, Dyspepsia, Rheumatism, and all
Diseases of the Bones. skim Bowels, Stomach.
Liver and Kidneys. They have proved spc-
cifc in Chronic Diarrhe and Dyscntery, and
are highly efllcacious in diseases peculiar to
Females.
J. c. WATSON. the Proprietor o: these
Springs, proposes to conduct the Hotel on
more liberal and extensive scale than ever be-
fore. Special inducements offered in the way
of amusements. A Livery Stable is now open.
affording fine stock and equipments for the
benefit and pleasure of visitors.
Water free to all who may desire Boarding
in private families or in Camps.
Hacks will be at the landing on arrival of
boats from Chattanooga, to convey visitors to
the Springs; also, ut ATHENS, on +. r. Va.
& Ga. II. II. % miles from the Springs.
The most sumptuous fare Is provided, and
prepared by u humber one professional cook.
The undersigned desires to please his guests,
and will give satisfaction.
y. e.. WATSON, PrOp'r.
May II, 1s72-tcs.233
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A GRAND VOCAL AND INSTRUMENTAL CONCERT
"A, VIII be given by Mrs ANNIE LYNCH, at Association
corner fwenythrd street and Fourth Tues
day evening" April o Doors open o'clock concert to
commence At o'clock
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LNxERCIsE, HEALTH, AMusEMENT.-JOHNw WOODS
II Gynn asum Twcntyeighth street. Fifth
open day and evening lhe annual spring exhibition tskcs
placs April Is
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UNIoEw s9 E}Hsl THEATRE. x,n,u.,
REcHERchE UNIQUE II fiXsHiiosXBiTEa n III
MORE ADDITIONS TO THE STAR ROLL.
First apPn spA e shf s s1fsGTsn.y artists
In their beautiful parlor programme.
First appearance Of the charming bnrlesque artistic,
MISS MILE COOK.
The sterling Comedian Mr. WELSH EDWARDS.
Fist time yn here Of The sle lee psss comedy
Mr. GEORGE Ar pVk hr. IN nANuhh John Strong
Miss JENNIE KEMBALL,s sERIO:coMIC SONGS.
OUT OF WORK.
HUGHEy DOUGHERTy, Master BARNEY, @. II. GOES. &c.
MATINEEs WEDNESDAY AND SATURDAY, at ~.
TTNNIIooSN s s9TgAAsREE T THEATsE
CNioN 1 FS}STH aRaEn Sacred CONCERT
by the celebrated DoDwORTH BAND,
HERR KARL FORMEs,
the worldrenowned Basso,
Miss EMMA HowsoN. soprano.
PROGRAMME-PART l.
Part Tas tx Forest" h .sSn
Mr. MACDONALD. CO.
= Sing sme s M.a EMMA ,oWs;oN. '''o0n0d
Selection from "Don Pasquale". Donizeti
s Non piu andrai from Nozzl di Figaro" Mozart
HERR KARL FORMES.
T. Overture mariana ................w. v. Wallace
. Mr. W. MACDONALD.
y MORA Is fl'y Miss EMMA HiowvsoN.. = n'"'0A
TO- Selection al Barbere. Rossina
IL. SIN einm Kuhlen Grunde.
HERR KARL FORMEs.
IL. Waltz, "Marien Klange". Strauss
Doors open at 2 commence ats
Prices as usual.
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HERALD SUNDAY April. 1s72-oUADRUPLE SHEET.
ADJUSTMENTS.

ADJUSTMENTS.
OLyMrIc THEATRE.
S GHsSSEa p sS$sSss rh4SpH HysS
......
=. HIT =.
ANT. HIT
+: HUArrr DUnrrr- !: s:
:Anrr ALL NEW. = HIT
THE MARBLE STATUE rABLEAu,
the finest picture ever ON the stage
Fox's NEW TRICKS DECLARED THE FUNNIEST YET
2 psE sHN GHxr HsD DdNH
EgH r2 Ans SEE IT.
West rwen'y-fonrsh street, near Broadway. Curtain
Sole Lessee and Msnaser....... .Mr AUGUsTIN DAILY.
ARTICLE "47."
THE NEW PARTISAN SENSATION.
EVERY EVENING.
Characters by Miss Fanny Davenport Miss Clara Norris
wood. Miss Ida Yer.nee, Miss Grihs, Miss v9me NJ.
D. II; Harkns. Mr. Henry Crisp, Mr. James Lewis, W.
G. b.vers. George Farses f. Psr Ssop Burnett
Chapman w. Beekman o. Godfrey, and others.
ACT 1.-The Trial la Mode.
ACT II.-socety Is satisfied, but the Law Is not
ACT III.-The Price of silence. -
ACT Iyfhe Passion Of the Past and the Love Of tho
Present face to face.
ACT VA Dangerous Letter.
A MATINEE OF ARTICLE "47" SATURDAY NEXT.
AT HALFPAST ONE.
NEE OF SARricLE "" FOR THE BENaFiT
OF THE FOUNDLISG ASYLUM
- Seats may be secured two weeks In advance
A CADEMY-TRIuMrH OF PAREPA.RosA,
n wACHTEL, sANTLEY,
CARL ROSA and A. Observation-Disclosures Directors.
hoS$Xi Xg;s Fourth SqS;srisss% Might manager
Which opera was presented last Wednesday before
overwhelming audience and created such vociierous
Mme PAREPA.RosA. Miss PHILLIPS,
Also Messrs Cook, Ryse and Hall in the Cast
A. Me- ENDoRFF, Musical Director and Conductor.
WHpNNEsDAY by general A., Teqqsst ~ TRoyAToRE
SATURDAY, GRAND MATINEE, DON GIOVANNI
With the GRAND COMBINATION the full strength of the
rrcesBores 1896 S2o Reserved Seats in Parquet and
Balcony, SO general admission 30 Reserved Seats in
Family cir!s sa sd%lssiqq Family SGle s p!
at the Academy of Music and ia Broadway.
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ADJUSTMENTS.

ADJUSTMENTS.
NTIBLo'S GARDEN. NIBLOS GARDEN
IN Sixth week Of the engagement stg Of
GRAND Success
BgssAsps BEST BgsLEs9yE.
FOIL FOIL AND f fAsTsER 5 5oE,,
p'oo'''fE STiss NEW SCENERY BY HESTER.
ifescse is
rd SAE EahiT E0 EE5SSr
SIMMONS sLoSStuMs MrssrRELs
from their r Il: e. gs
sss'S z RI WOO,
q: s 4 * Ss
HIS Ht AT lP WAS Ts sfUngg 70 e POLL.
for the first time In Amrrica)
h h1ssY SkS NJ As sRE
SoE TiLL IaSva F TAgS6N
WATcHFTL wAxEND W YogHa
PEE MANLY EMILY MILAN WE Esoss
SATURDAY., POLL MATINEE AT T.
RooTH,s N-To-MoRRow:
Mr. BooTH has the honor 70 announce tia, he Ss. con-
euded arrangement with the Messrs Maurice and Max
ONE SsAsp NILSSON " HAMLET MATINEE. AGO..
s~o dollars seats
SEATS Al dP T TICKET OFFICE
AT THE EVERETT HOUSE,
corner OF Seventeenth street and Fourth avenue.
Stenway's pianos used by the strakoscn COMPANY 80
THURSDAY, April II. and FRIDAY. April ls-BRooKLYN
w LAST NIGHTS
VETERAN,
In consequence Of ' R&cfSa n ETfser
uuu THE LAST GREAT TAnLEAU,
ne uhEF p,EuvRE oF
sKlrU sEhsps oF sGGGSr A mp COSTUME
pecs WIN bssr Sfr to 80 N ns
MF LhsTkR wALLAcK, MT JOHN BRoUeHAM Mr..
FoLS, Mr. cHAkLEs ROCKWELL, Mrs. CLARA jE T.
ZINES, Miss EFFIE GERMoN. Nine. PoNisI, Miss
EVERY EVENING.
nocc WIN Pc gwen OF the production OF Mr. Henry
D''0A' successful r iaoRHTSSsihR FOR LIFE
NEW soENER AND APPOINTMENTS.
MR. CHARLES MATHEWS
VIII make his reappearance.
RRoADwMAlx TH aATs Srros1TE HOTEL
BOX OFPICE NOW OPEN.
GOLD. GOLD.
(: ..! sAs ): ;': ..' ss' s: 's:...
gs! :s,'' $: . .;. s;;.::;|
Prompt /
GOLD. GOLD.
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A CARD.
the panic OF Black Friday and be produced at the Broad
Theatre Monday night April 8, is intended to intro
character connected with the Gold Ring of
that day, leave the public that will be
efgies of murdered others concerned Cold is
domestic worthy the attention of refined and appre
clative New York audience.
W. r. sPELLER, Manager, Broadway Theatre.
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GOLD
/ GOLD. GOLD, GOLD
BROADWAY THEATRE, OPPOSITE NEW
YORK HOTEL.
WILL OPEN MONDAY, APRIL s.
10 under new Management, with the beautiful -
10 Domestic Drama Of ~
Il COL ID, Il
Id BY Miss JEAN BURNSIDE ID
i in which she will appear. supported BY the
! ~" Mr. JAMES II. TAYLOR,
Ia Mr. ID r. RALTON, w. 6. BUTLER, lG
IOI w. T. WILLIAMS, 10
HI A c. Moreiand, r. Oliver, 7. nlker, j. Baker. 1,
/ % Madame IVAN G. MICHELS Mrs. D. T. ID
1 RATION, Miss Hattie Thorp.
1 Entirely and magnificent seen cry, by J.
/ s. Schei and assistants
| New and elegant furniture aud appointments.
q Tho theatre has been altered and thoroughly q,
10 renovated. 10
IL THE MANAGEMENT HAVE PUT FORTH L,
In EVEvRT EFFORT TO MAKE THIS ID
/ HOUSE WORTHY THE PREsEsCE AND (
APPRECIATION OF REFINED THEA.
THE GOING PUBLIC.
Musical direction under q. P. Burnard
Box Office open.
GOLD. GOLD. GOLD
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TIE VDKES
will take place at the
UNION SQUARE THEATRE
on MON DAY. April Is. 1872.

UT TITLE OLLIE THE DRAMATIC WONDER"
~ Master OLIVER d. GOLDSMITH, Jr., will give
Dramatic and Musical Entertai nments mt
ROBINSON HALL, Is East Sixteenth street,
between BROADWAY ana Fifth avenue, THURSDAY Apr
and SATURDAY, April ID. at ALSO. Parquet Chairs
90 cents Orchestra Chairs 81 Tickets at the Hall at
Godsmth'a Writing Colleges Fifth avenue, Twenty
second street.
"The child years old and me an incompre-
hensble wonder"0en Stewart L. Woodford to Rev. Henry
Ward Beecher.
"The extraordinary quckness Of perception prodL
gious memory conception of character with the power
oil portrayng the passions and emotions which the child
sesses someh,ng 10 puzzle ALI my philosophy and expe
rience"H. W. Bellows, ID. D., to Judge Charles r. DAILY
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NEW YORK MUSEUM OF ANATOMY, 6l3 BROAD
IN way, between Houston and Bleecker streetsEver
wonderful II full OF
thing people should and understand Lectures daily on
Philosophy Marriage" Those parties unable at
important have them forwarded post
Free receipt OF 2b cents by addressing SECRETARY
NEW YORK MUSEUM OF ANATOMY, dis Broadway.
NeyY ork
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TONY PASTORS OPERA HOUSE, 20l BOWERY
i MORE ADDITIONS TO THE GREAT TROUPE
THE GREAT COMIC DUETTISTS, MATINEES
BAKER and FARRON,
r. BAKER, 7. FARRoN,
In their original speciality, TUESDAY
SCHNEiDEk'S COURTSllTP.
A uew Comic Trick Panomime, Avn
TITLE TATTLE, AMI
HERNANDEZ FOSTER as TITLE TATTLE.
TONY PASTORS Local Song. SATURDAY
"The Morning Glores," by Kerns and Queen.
CELIA HERDS SENSATION SONGS. -
SAM DEVERE and the OLD CREMONA. A.
THE COW-BELL-OGIANS
Mason, Girard, Graver, seber Webster &c 2H O'Clock
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SrEiNWAY HALL.
JOHANN HEINRICH BoNAw1rz's
WEDNESDAY AFTERNOONS, APRIL ii and "a.
Selections from Handel Bach, Mozari, Beethoven schu
bert sshum,ann Chopin Mssdslssohn and a. List
at steinway Hall on the days of the concerts.
d. MAGNIFICENT MUSEUM
OF MAKvEhs SCIENCE AND ART,
- AN ALxoSis's PALACE 80
Three sp.c clio, hall sa with BesufS
and 4 could mot be duplicated for double that
Full Of the Florentns Venus dissec,ne into 700 pieces
The same OF the Apollo Belvidere
the mos. beautiful work Of ART T. the world
Male fh aaa b psns's s soISff Skins
world Ramsses King of Egypt the most perfect Mummy
Fine specimen of the Gorilla.
81 dissection. q v.y oren q the human frame
te.ines Brain, 4c.,
unsurpassed 10 any museum In the world;
Skeletons of Man. Woman and Chd of serpents Birds and
VI. Es;,sS's;
lady w1S s as ss a ball
sD.eo s s
Antiquities rom on III and
;n and til. horn
growing from the centre Of ne ,s6 5Srslead and
model Of Madame Duva the most ss.raordnsy case OF
goitre me assuring 90 inches In crcuml creme,
anatomy the Egg-curous and interesting;
wonderful malformatons In chldrcn-twoheaded, four
armed and double bodied
the Rhinopastic operation-making q new nose;
4 Man Woman OF the cartons BosIesmen, or Bushmen
race Of Africa; the Vampire, or Blood-sucking Bat,
and thousan ds of equally interesting objects.
DIR, KAHN'S MUSEUM-745 Broadway-745,
Eighth street. Admission Soc.
THIS SUNDAY EVENING. APRIL T. 1872
i ,ExTRA NOTICE)
crst OF the brand Performances and
sACkED CONCERTS,
WITH FULL ORCHESTRA, OF THE r. ROSINSKY'S
Vaudeville and Operate Troupe.
Popular prices-75, 80, rs and Is cents.
MADAME MARIA sALvoTr WILL GIVE HER FIRST
M GRAND CONCERT AT STEINWAY HALL, ON
THURSDAY EVENING. APRIL II, ASSISTED ny DIS
TINGuISHED ARTISTS MR. s. u. MILLS WILL AP-
PEAR AT THIS CONCERT. TICKETS ONE DOLLAR
FOR SALE AT THE MUSIC STORES.
CAUSES CALICO HOP,
- IRVING HALL
WEDNESDAY EVENING, APRIL 10, 1874
TICKETS AT a12 EAST ELEVENTH STREET.
GRAND VOCAL AND INSTRUMENTAL CONCERT
n viii be given by Mrs. ANNIE LYNCH, at Association
ala corner Twentythrd street and Fourth avenue Tues
Gay evening" April Doors 81 ~ o'clock concert to
commences At o'clock.
TIGHTS, SHIRTS. TRUNKS, LONG STOCKINGS, IN
SILK worsted aud cotton, every size and COLOR at low
psesa UNION ADAMS CO.. gu Broadway.