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Wilmington journal., 1872-08-02

On last Saturday five colored Liberal
Republicans, canvassers from Maryland,
arrived i'll Warrenton, and were furnished
rooms by that sterling old patriot and
Democrat, DR.. BrownlOw. Mr.. Saunders,
the leader OF the party, was one of the
Graut electors for one Of the Maryland dis
tricts, but when Mr.. Greeley was nomi-
mated by the good men of all parties, Mr.
Saunders resigned the position of elector
and declared himself for Mr.. Greeley.
These eolored gentlemen have been sent
to North Carolina by the National Liberal
Conservative Republican Executive Com
mittee, and come we'll recommended by
some Of the best gentlemen Of baltimore.
Their business is to canvass the State for
Greeley. They are men Of talent, are well
posted, and natural orators. They propose
to make WarrentOn their headquarters
during the Campaign.-I IVGrr1ttOn ca
xeite.
Wilmington journal., 1872-08-02
CAMPAIGN SONG.
BY L. II. n.
Tune Maryland, my Maryland =!

True Freemena' feet are OH your shore,
Maryland, my Mary land
To-day they meet in Baltimore,
Maryland, my Maryland
They meet to give the country peace,
TO write out Horace Greeley's lease,
And cause the Grantish war TO cease.
Maryland, my Mary land
Not to dissolve this Union grand,
Maryland, my Maryland
Not to give sectional command,
Maryland, my Maryland !
But to stir up the patriot fires,
Were once enkndled 10y our Stres,
To hurl from power there's and liars,
Maryland, my Maryland
They've gathered from the North and East.
Maryland. my Maryland
The trUdden South and giant West,
Maryland, my Maryland
One glorious thought pervades the whole,
Iis stamped On every patriots soul,
1t leads to Union, Freedoms goal.
Maryland, my Maryland
To-day is heard the cannOn's peal,
Maryland, my Maryland
But not accompanied by steel,
Maryland, my Maryland
No, il procaims the common veal,
How people towards Greeley feel,
That B. Gratz Browns as true as steel,
Maryland, my Maryland
1t bids us be Of better cheer,
Maryland, my Maryland
Since our redemption is so near,
Maryland, my Maryland
For next November tells the tale,
How Grant and Wilson both will fail,
And up Salt river they must sail,
Maryland, my MARY Land
Then let Us give Il loud huZza,
Maryland, my Maryland
Three cheers, a tiger and hurrah,
Maryland, my MarylauG
For every Eonest-hearted man,
Who for our Horace makes stand,
TO heat the Grant s. Wilson clan,
Maryland, my Maryland
Nirmiaghdm, JulJ 9N.
Wilmington journal., 1872-08-02
a desperate Encounter Between a
Beer and AIIIxatOTs-.TwO Noble
Hounds go Down tn the Battle.

We have just heard of an incident that
occurred III the campaign Of a party of
SpOrtsmen who were recently out on
hunt for deer. They scared up three deer
in the vicinity Ci' one of the bayOus Of the
Ogeechee, and succeeded i'll killing two,
the third made for the bayou as the only
means of escape. lie had gone in the
water but a short distance before he was
set upon Ivy two large alligators. The
w1ter was not over three and 4 half feet
deep at the place, and the attack was in
full view of the spOrtSmen. The two
hounds had followed the deer, and were
consequently drawn into the combat,
which, we are informed, was most terrific
and bloody.
The stag made gallant defence with
his antlels and fOrc-hOOfs, but the fight was
unequal, and the water was soon crimson
with the blood Of the noble animal Is he
sank down in his death thrOcs. The dogs
battled br@vely in the contest with the aili-
gators, but they 100 had to yield to the ter
rife onslaught of their enemy.
The party tried to get in some shots on
the allgators, but they counted not, and
after finishing their bloody work the mons
teis glided off Tile affair was extremely
exciting, and to graphically and fully de
scribe it would require more space and
time than we at present have at command.
Savannah NctCS.
Wilmington journal., 1872-08-02
H. G. stands for Honest Government.

Alaska salmon is the finest in the world.
A Greeley flag has been chopped down
at Oberlin, Ohio, by Grants ku-klux.
The Rothschild firm lately received 81
wagons OF gold from Germany.
An Albany, n. Y, butcher is "a years
old, but wields the cleaver with the grace
of youth.
Fort Wayne, Ind, sports gold-mOunted
hoarse, aud thus carries her Wayne-ity
oven to the tomb.
Vanilla is becoming an important article
of trade at Palatka, Florida. Rogers "
Co, of that place, are filling Baltimore
order for 10000 pounds. They pay eleven
cents pound for the article.
Wilmington journal., 1872-08-02

Whis1ey influences some and the party
lash others.
A certain other class of men have an
ambition always to vote on the winning
side, and it is not an unusual thingt to hear
men boast of "never having lost vote"
Others again are influenced to vote
rather by the expectation and hope OF office
than by the promise thereof.
We desire to say few plain words to
this last mentioned class Of voters. We
have now neither time nor inclination for
political coquetry. We come with strictly
honorable intentions. We mean business,
and do not intend to be trihed with.
There is certain class of men looking
to future benefit, from Federal patronage,
when Greeley shall be President, who yet
are unwilling to deprive themselves Of all
hope in case Grant shall be reelected.
These men, therefore, intimate Or declare
more or less openly their preference for
Greeley at the same time that they express
their determination to vote for Caldwell.
They flatter themselves that by this
double dealing they have safe thing of it.
They think to themselves to say, If Gree
ley be elected, awe were always for
Greeley" and at the same time leave them
selves room to d" hedge" against the No
vernber election by voting for Caldwell.
We tell these men that if they pursue
this course it will be the greatest mistake
of their lives.
Nothing can be better settled than the
fact, that no man who honestly desires the
election of Greeley can, with his senses
about him, vote for Caldwell.
1t may, perhaps, be well for parties who
expect or hope for Office under Greeley, to
consider whether the fact Of their having
voted for Caldwell will smooth their road.
1t may be well for them 20 think what an
swcr they can give, when getting up recon-
! mendations for office, if they should be
! asked the question: Did you not support
Caldwell, the representative man Of the
corruption and force and anti-peace and anti
conciliation party, when every sane nal
! in North Carolina knew that every vote
given for Caldwell, in August, was more
than equal TO two votes given for Grant
and against Greeley i'll November
Let this class Of men, we say, who are
" expecting" office, consider the matter a
/ little more deliberately, and think about
/ the shoals Of g Greeley republicans" there
/ will be after Merrimon is elected.
The surest way to prove friendship for
! Greeley is to vote for MCrrimOn.
Wilmington journal., 1872-08-02

hITIKEII4 DTIsINHS, JUIy -'''
The Ball, complimentary to Senator NJ.
w. Ransom, was the most brilliant ever
given in the State.
Too much praise cannot be given to the
Messrs. Blacknall, proprietors of Kittrcll's
Springs, for the success Of the Ball.
Kittrell's is filling up with the elite Of
this and neighbOring States. q.
Wilmington journal., 1872-08-02

A judge, in 1emanding criminal, called
him scoundrel. The prisoner replied
" Sir, am not as big soound1el as your
honor"-here the oulprit stopped, but
finally added" takes me to be.'' "Put
in your words closer together" said the
iudO1
Wilmington journal., 1872-08-02
The Ch1nA OF the Dollar i'm North
Carolina.

The Chronicle aud Sentinel is credibly
informed that fifty thousand silver half
dollars have been sent from Washington
by the Republican Executive Committee,
for use in North Carolina. The wards Of
the nation are greatly tickled by the jingle
of silver, and their eyes dwell upon ''rhino"
with delight
Wilmington journal., 1872-08-02
Another Grant EIectOr Declares for
94r9eleY.

Gen. Milo S. uasall, Of Indiana, one Of
the Grant electors for that State in 1868,
has written a letter declaring for Greeley.
Wilmington journal., 1872-08-02
WARRENToS, n. e., July II, 1872.

WARRENTON, n. e., July II, 1872.
Dear SIR AS [ am one OF the old
fashioned abolition Republicans, L feel it
my duty to write to you at this important
crisis. | am prOIId 70 see and hear that
you have taken the stand that You have on
the present ISSUES before tie couutry, for
reasOIs that you are battling for true Re-
publican principles as you have done for
more than thirty Yeas ago, and | am sure
if you stand firm, and make your position
fully known to my race Ole cololed peo-
ple) there is no chance in the world to de-
feat old honest Horace Greeley for the
Presidency of the United States, in the ell
suing election.
1t is true was slave, belonging or
owned by John V. Cawthorne, of Warren,
and never went To school day in my life
but have read nearly every speech that
you have made in the United States Sen
ate for my race, and l think that your
course should, and ought to be approved
and appreciated by all lovers of liberty, let
them be white or black, in America, in
Eur pc, Asia, or Africa, or any Of tn
islands.
hope that you will continue TO do all
that you can to secure the election OF Mr..
Greeley to the Presidency, which hc so
much deserves.
find that there is large number of
eminent and Intelligent colored men i'll
this State at this time III favor ct Mr..
Greeley.
have the honor to he your long friend,
WM. CAWTLuIINE.
Hon. Charles Sumner, Washington.
Wilmington journal., 1872-08-02
NiSgers! Buck Negroes COlOre<l
HeuIIi

IL is strange To see what Il great trans
formation a change i'll mans political pre-
ferences can effect in him, and how sud
denly. Every negro who supports Grant,
Wilmington journal., 1872-08-02
The COIOreGI Vote tn North Carolina
Letter from EXezs. Chas. Summer.

The following letter was received by
Senator Sumner day Or two ago. 1t
shows, as we long ago predicted, that a
large number OF the coiorcG race III that
State will vote for the Liberal ticket at the
approaching election
Wilmington journal., 1872-08-02
On EYerYhOklY,s T,OnSue.

EulOgiums OF the great National Regenerator
OF Health, PLANTATION BITTERs, are on ev-
erybody's tongue. This gratuitous Uicd roce aG-
vertising is better than all the paid-ror putting
to which the owners OF bogus bitters are obliged
to resort. Ithaa spontaneous hea tiness about
it which carries conviction to the mind OF the
auditor. But 1t is a well-knOwn fact that the
proprictors OF the Plantation Bitters have new
er relied upon newspaper bolsterins to estab-
lish the success OF a preparation which owes its
astonishing popularity mainly TO the oral testi-
mony OF the Thousands who have either expert
enced Or been the eyewitness OF the immense
physical good it has wrought throughout the
length and breadth Of the land.
DON'T HAWK, HAWK; SPIT, SPIT,
BLOW, BLOW, and disgust everybody with
your Catarrh and its offensive odor, when DR..
Sage's Catarrh Remedy will speedily destroy
all odor, arrest the discharge and cure you.
tuyN 257-deod1w&w11
Wilmington journal., 1872-08-02
July y

TINE AND ENLIGITE> I'D EXPERIENCE
have shown that ,.'f:a ain substances for
merly used and relied on iu medical prac-
lice, are unnc,, ;,,AIy An'. dangerous yet
some of these s,IUetaIIc.;, rave found their
way into medical compvutids. DIR. WALK
ER's CALIFORNIA VINEGAR BITTERs,
however, contain nothing injurious, being
composed exclusively Of vegetable SUBJ
stanoes from California. For all disorders
of the liver, kidneys, bladder, skin, and di-
gestive organs, and for purifying the blood,
they are the most wonderful remedy
known. 4W
Wilmington journal., 1872-08-02
rhc Ills that FLesh are Heir To

Are many, put remedy for them all is fur
nished by nature. There is no doubt that for
every disease, there is an antidote in the vege.
table kingdom. The abOriginces were the vic
tins OF many and iOathsome maladies, yet they
found in the wilds of their forests remedies sure
and powerful. Acting on this belief Doctor
TUFTS SARSAPAKILLA AND QUEENS
DELIGHT is offered the public as a most high
ly concentrated vegetable compound possessing
extraordinary power Tor the cure Of Rheuma-
tism, Neuralgia, Scrofula, Ulcers, Swelling of
the Glands, Eruptions OF the Skin, Female dis
cases, Liver Complaint, Secondary Syphilis,
the effects OF Mercury, &c. 1t is a most power
full Alternative and Blood purifier, and at the
same time so harmless that it may be used by
all.
Watch out tor ChilIs and Fever, and prepare
the system for resisting its attack by using DR..
TUFTS Liver Pills.
DE. TUFTS Hair Dye Makes the Old
Look Young.
oE7-d1 xveod
Wilmington journal., 1872-08-02

This letter was under cover, sealed and
addressed to Secretary Delano, but as il
contained more "onplcasantncss'' lliall i.,
Dargalned tor, the attendant satellites c..
the Office Of responding us follows:
RALEIGH, July 23d, 49,.
w. p. WOOD, ESQ:
Sir Your note of tins date 10 Sac,p-
tary DclanO has been handed 10 me.
The friends of Secretary Deano in IT,;
city are advised sufficiently - decline l.,
consent that any correspondence be Lgta
with you by the Secretary.
Wilmington journal., 1872-08-02

IMPORTANT CORRESPONDENCE.

To the People Of North Caroline.
On the Gate stated the following letter
was forwarded TO the National Hotel. by
messenger:
The New York herald., 1872-11-25
TIE
CLOCK
OR,
NEW YORK BY DARK.

To BE- presented with every scene new, by Me:srs
GEORGE HElsTLR, LOUIS DUELOCQ, GEORGE ".
DAYTON and l., W sEAvEY. One thousand Cos
Tunes Including UNIQUE TABIEAU, representing The
Fashions in for five thousand years and entitled
THE DAUGHTERS OF EVE.
New and popu.ar music arranged by Mr. A. PRFDf-
GAM machinery by THOMAS KELLY aud assistants,
and rich, new properties by CUTLER ROUGH.
The New York herald., 1872-11-25
AMUsEMENTs.
TvKANp OPFRA HOUSE,

FNHAND OPERA HOUSE,
VI WEST TWENTY-rHIRD STREET
CORNER OF EIGHTH AVENUE.
CURTAIN RISES ut quarter to eight Admission ONE
DOLLAR Family Circle. FIFTY CENTS Reserved
Chairs nifty cents aud one dollar extra Boxes Sl5 and
$Is.
AuGuSrTN DAILY .......... Sole Lessee and Manager.
The New York herald., 1872-11-25

MUNUAf EVENING, NOVEMBER %.
for the first time ON any stage, will be produced NEW
!M.0.AI M SENSATIONAL FOLLY n ions acts by Mr.
AUGUsIIN DAILY, anthor OF LUMBER THE GAS
LIGHT "FLAsH OF Li1HTNIk.,w "HORiZ0N,n
,0Iy.EcE,n "fRoUfR0u," ae., aud entitled
The New York herald., 1872-11-25
THE SCENES
ana inc kents OF This UNIQUE "FOLIY' viii include Il
following famous and popular LOCAL POINTS =


THE READING or THE WILL,
ScfNE lone O'CLOCK. The Library in the Resi-
dencc Of the Departed Mionnairc: DAYTON. The As
sombling OF tho Relatives. Opening OF the Will. Its
Grange Conditions TwoMillion sPrizen for Virtue
Two Claimants and two Disputants. A Chase "Round
the Clocko TO decide which shan have the For uncl
as Scene lI1T@iIIEE THEE O'CLOCK. THE. GRAND UNION
Chorus OF ITacSmcn and Police.
SCENE fI.-FIvE O'CLOCK. Mrs. TARTAR'S Con-
tcctionery and Ice-Cream Bazaars in Grand street
CHESTER The Widow takes Interest III the Pursuit
Dcmoisling Candy shop.
The New York herald., 1872-11-25

includes the following array OF STAR TALENT in Sc
res Of Local Character Sketches initiated from Life


includes the following array or STAR TALENT In Sc
res of Local Character Sketches initiated from Life
Juana Tartar, the Pretty Baker of rarts and Pies,
and readymaker Of Tart Replies. Mrs. John Wood
Roderic& Kiligobbin; ESD. a person OF many dis.
guises and shrewd surmises; in tuct man Of
wax and whaeks, easily kneadsd and oiten
Erncsta Hardacrc In Wing been .born under a cab
bage ]" Is naturally little green Miss Emma llowson
Mr. Abraham Hardacre Wheedler. Mr.. j. W. Jennings
Lawyer Gaidgott subject for the Bar Assoeia-
tloD. Mr. q. T. ketchum
Joey Lilyburn, Innocent Bos Miss Ella Detz
Peter Dodd, Dyer likewise q, dire de,
Mrs Peter Dodd tho we OF The Dyer and Vie
Mr. Mmtton n 9 Of Fser MS NJ ri Anie Deldnn n
Alderman Boocy newly elected gentleman, with
Ypf pfiSieses Dehind the sccnes,. Mr. - Pierce
Ihe I Ma"Is Ms'Rsr Borrowed Mr. X < csdMsi G. ndasai
Nile. ,sangaIi Garden Nun Laari
nc Black crcok 'sSdhs for this ar T. ' Chapman hS
Zamel. .................) play. Mr.. A. u. Enos
Demons, Audience, &c.
Harry lin, popular gentleman Mr. Meade
Mr.. Dooney Harris iiqht-weie ...........M Mr. Harris
1, Mr 5;2,hIn1ny a;,I my Aaroh heavyweight ny Aaron
va p bili iovey ................B the Parry Himself
iHs,y Riyy yai,c, M Mr Harry Lanri ar
Visitors Ct Harry nill's, Walter Girls. &c.
The fyroeehnlsi al Lion Park Enos
TmaeG az servant CHAIRMAN seat'le another Connolly
Rose lhr tart sellers clerk Miss Roberta Norwood
@ SEs %SiSS Relations E,'1ss s,%'s
The Queen OF Folly. Miss Helen Strange
rrhce ri &c :, uarnyai Y, Mr. James Peakes
'"c ie"i ""ji'ohs ..''.''',..'''. themselves
The New York herald., 1872-11-25

poMP, OR WAY Down SOUTH
MATINEE h eay sFsSsa ETESSG AT
QUARTER 10 g.
Gf AHss ais'S nAnururx
''e''' LAST iwEEEK' BsiuT ONE. 80
LAST LAST %Hfk THfk sST sST SSE SSE:
AoSDAy ESSFSaH Hes NIGHT
Miss 15fRk aEakA D GoGIsk aHAsGGS1S REIEooo,
sss yIzzAsI MSRi%ai, iaDss ikoScoNr, coULoN.
WEDNESDAY, Nov. q. atsp;M,
EEzzs$F EEzs$ S!$#F S!$#$
Nine ( X 1yIPssf sifss,fS $SsS ,fffSiSccA.> (
ruuns5sf s 4fsgsYER3 HsESEg ssS srASsFAs1 c0uI0s
'EASP AMI orsRa. SaNekkr
Admission ONE DOLLAR. No extra charge for re-
served hSsT sfress sT Sur THREE
eSets Gun Be osained At the academy 81 Music and at
schirners Music Store, 7Ol Broadway.
AcApEMY ,oEryu Of MUSIC ,-vcrrrxr
THURSDAY EvhSISSs SkSsS SoG; GosrHnS = a. nsSrx.'
AND 9rfsA1IG 3r r5r1Gaa HrFsSsMAscE' Fs3Shs
'NA D one DOLLAR
:, .u 49,, -. ONE SSHLAs $sE = LIAR.
Fs%s Fs pssrsieSsr. arss 9 iS se%! %sne papers
CTEINwwAY HALL HENRY NJ STANLEY.
&s mHssE sfaSLHS %sa' that
viii, deliver his
FIRST COURSE OF EIGHT LECTURES
A, atc,uuray uau an f,,o Cal, i,o,yo.
ySfsSAH WHSSNspEy EyfSiXS, NySSj,sS Sssi bss s :.
FsIpAX EyESINS' ID Pse6s. q.
TAEsba4 TAfsba4f ENESISG, NAyISsh Dee Dec; io Z
WEDNEsDAY EVENING, Dec II.
The following subjects viii be Comprised in this series
LIFE i. ils'IsVs N CENTRAL AFRICA.
Fl tie sATh II T TRADE
MARCH OF EhsG'2ns III !IHRa!.s kSS9 Sh9srEp1nrcS
,"n q sss
Il Story
THE TgEAsgRLs o. THE WoXDEREgL LAND.
IN. ..s n. ~ ss,
sAS@Ai@ fesrtssn' MS'ss street, near Third avenue.
A. NhuhSMNpiy MSNpiy. xoyENRi:k' 25 is7s, o'reo'0r
FRAUEN EMASCIPATIoN
COMEDY ~ one act ny sontag,
DAS SIifTtNGsfEST,
comedy ~ lhftc acts, by Moser.,
Box once open dally from Stili O'Clock.
-. =. .. = ~
RKoOkLNN AcADEMS OF MUSIC
- ru.,-.-------,,.
.x.,.-x, . - !IALlAN nPENA
TUESDAY EsInniiMG, Euini no, MovEMBEM 20 at 8 r. NJ.
and .1lse 1SeI Prime alsnD Dome, "~ THE
Nine. fAtLINE JiIIA. .... .-
CLARA DORA,
ID Mozarps immortal opera OF
- Don IiutANN., .o,.xo.,
Slgs. NiAIANI MokiAMl, RoNCONl, CouLON, Gc
1!ckcts for sac az the Academy OF Music, BROOKLYN,
..,xr..,. - .,,,-- ,-.,-- -
A NADENi VI m.xn', BhoUKLaN.
"A M, DhnND ND GAiA BILLY 49,,
IiANhs.i.iNG rl.kFOhMANCEs,
THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 2s,
thc Emincnt Comcdian, MT.
w. - FIOnENCE,
supported ab by 81 ~
pWEkrui. COMrANI ~
The New York herald., 1872-11-25

Q7 WEST FOURTEENTH STREET, ANDSOMEIY
~ furnished Room ana Bedrooms to gentleman
and wife or single gentlemen with class B0ard
erences exchanged.
The New York herald., 1872-11-25
DRooKLYS BOARD.

1O7 ooID 80. ~ CLINTON STREET, THIRD
lOI house sou,h of Livingston, rookyn.- Board. -
Two o. tbs.e Rooms igIpisLca ~ LptugDpacd.
The New York herald., 1872-11-25

90 EAST TiIRTETH STREET. DESIRABLE
~ Rooms With Board on third door, Tor families
gentlemen,
The New York herald., 1872-11-25

~ WEST FoRTY-sFCOND STREET.-A HAND
soney furnished large three story Room with first
class Bonrd also two large Rooms on fourth floor al
mode rate prices; references exchanged
The New York herald., 1872-11-25

1E1 THlRTy-ForRTII STREET. BETW3EN THIRD
I'LL and Icangt0n avcnaey.--Noll furnished front
Room on tmrd fo9r, with hot and cold water large
closets, to let, with Board.
The New York herald., 1872-11-25

90 CLINTON PLACE, NEAR BROADWAY
LIC nshcd Rooms let, with Board; also single
Rooms, with fire: terms moderate
The New York herald., 1872-11-25

DIST STREET. BETWEEN FIFTH AND SIXTH AVE
I'll nues-A private family offer Suit oI handsomely
furnished Rooms, with Board Apply at Everett Library,
.sS Sixth avenue
The New York herald., 1872-11-25

7S1 WEST TWENTY SEVENTH SrREET-A HALF,
Ic1 Bedroom 10 let, furnished with or without
Board also neatly furnished Room suitable for man and
wife, with Board.
The New York herald., 1872-11-25

OK WAvERLEY PLACE NEAR BRO OADWAy.--To LET,
Lc elegantly furnished front ana back Parlor for
family party OF gcntlcmen with irstclass French
table; bay Boarders wanted
The New York herald., 1872-11-25

An WEST TWFNTY-sEyENIH sTREET--A HAND
IN some'y furnished sunny Room second door and
aneatly iurni he'd single Room fourth floor, with hrs
class Board; references.
The New York herald., 1872-11-25

90 WEST TWENTY.SIXTH SrREET.-NEW ROOMS
Co new furniture, brown stone house, first class loca
uon with or without full partial Board for single gcn
tlemen Price reasonable.
The New York herald., 1872-11-25

1QS EAST EIGHrEENTH STREET NEAR IRVING
lt(c place-To lot, two Handsomely furnished Rooms,
uVn central ard first class
The New York herald., 1872-11-25

E0 WEST FlFfiETH STREET, BETWEEN FIFTH
w and sixth avcnues.-Nicey furnished Rooms upon
the second ami third hoors TO rent with board in quiet
private house; references uncAccptionabe.
The New York herald., 1872-11-25

90 CLINTON PLACE.-LARGE, ELEGANTLY FUR
ZO nished Rooms with ull Board, from $i3 upwards;
also Rooms, without board rare opportunity; firt class
references required
The New York herald., 1872-11-25

NJ WEST TWENTY NINTH sTREET.-EIEGANT.
men, with first class table.
The New York herald., 1872-11-25

90 WEST TWESTY.siATH sTREET.-EIEGANT
OO single Rooms in first class location with or with
out Board large parlor Rooms also
The New York herald., 1872-11-25

10 EAST FQRTlsIXTH STREET, NEAR FIFTH
1O avenue.-nosirablc Rooms, in housc, newly
furnished, with Board Eelerenees exchanged.
The New York herald., 1872-11-25

N
"A 5s5 Broadway, opposite Nibo's Garden.
CHAS. WHITE Manages
IMMENSE BILL, FOR THANKSGIVING.
MOST POWERFUL BILL OF THE SEASON
ATHENEVM, Competc Change Complete Change
ATHENEUMI EVERYTHING NEW.
ATHENEUM Mr.. CIIAS. A. GARDNER.
ATlIENEUM IChas. A. Gardner. Chas. A. Gardners
ATfENEUM, GEO F. MOORE.
T5 kitty Henderson. Kitty henderson,
5s5 MKEE AND ROGERS.
bs5 M'kEE AND ROGERS.
b8o Minnie jackson. Belle Wallace.
j. q. STEWART.
BROADWAYIJOHNNY WILLIAMS. j. G.. MULLI4ANs
BROADWAYJ LUKE SCIl0OLCRAFT
BROADWAY PRESCOTT. PRESCOTT.
BROADWAY COES GOES.
BROADWAY LANG. LANG.
ATHENEUMI EXTRA MATINEE-THANKSCIVIN0.
The New York herald., 1872-11-25

90 WEST THIRTY TiiTRD STREET BETWEEN
sJc Fifth avcnne and Broadway, second foor.-Iargc
Rooms on parior and fourth floor 'front.'. with or with ut
private table; references exchanged
The New York herald., 1872-11-25

g WEST ELEVENTH STREET.-TWO LARGE
~ pleasant Rooms. with Board; also Han Room
with fireplace; terms moderate.
The New York herald., 1872-11-25

WE TO $a-GENTLENEN OR GENTLEMEN AND
WO wives can obtain furnished Rooms with Board, Mt
No Spencer place, corner Fourth avenue and wost
The New York herald., 1872-11-25

OLYMPIC. THURSDAY NOV % SPECIAL
THANKSGIVING MATINEE AND EVENING
LAST TIMES of ALADDIN
LAST TIMES Of ALADDIN
The most complete buresQue production In ali its dc.
tails given in New York by the famed company.
Box sheet for both occasions open.
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ACT IT.

THE REyELRIES OF NIGHT
SCENE I-EIGHT O'CLOCK. MOONLIGHT DANCE AT
LION PARk SEAvLYl Seeing Life with Borrowed
Tickets Joey In perii tho Tartar the Rescue Saved
by the FIREWORKS.
soNNE H-NfNE O'CLOCK: BEHIND THE SCENES
AT NiBLO'S GARDEN. 0dEISTER). Searching for nm
Alderman IN strange place to bail OUT The missing
MAJILTONS and desperate device of the prisoners.
SCENE IIi.-HALF-PAST NINE. A Back View OF the
BLACK CROOK.
Transformation Scene from the Of the
stage.
TWO SETS OF MAJILTONS. A UNIQUE TABLEAUl
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VE TO 50 PER WEEK FOR NICELY FURNISHED
PO Rooms, with Board; hot and cold wafer IN Rooms
families accommodated equally low, at lS9 Macdousal
street, near Fourth street