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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-05-30

7 EGATEES' SALE OF PAMUNkEY
II FARM.TN HANOVER tuINTN.CONrAIN-
M: FDER HUNDRED MD THtErY ACRE
CALLED" ELLINGTON" az BpTN ~lDt~ ~
THE FREDERIC kSBIik; KAn.HohD. TWEEN.
TI-tlNf MILES NuHrll ~ RICHMOND -''n
SATURDAY The Gl>t at Jun" neat ! ~lull I'll. an
the premises. at puhlir auction. ut ~ "'"l"rk \. "
the tsIat" uf RI IlN',rt\,'' beautiful fer ~
situation aud imprusc UItnt> tihc lif'rui Hiiir rr-
sStin. in part of large irlck mansion. r". - uf.
valuable tor the fertility al II, sol. altl -ulhl,
lis hralthuI air and pure water. m" a.. il. rpu.
yeuicurc la Richmond. - Ellington" pt'rr taf,Is
curralicd attractions H. The iIrlu"r who >tr- pro-
tirahc aud delightful Homestead, A. Vii - to liz
capitalist or merchant wllu w>i's ~ a charming
and ,uliot home 10 escape the h,H aH' turmoil Ct 'h'
city. or Ia inEe-i his fund, III property dN iurGJ--
ing in value. sly daily trains ""un'ri ~ WITH Eri
muiId. only tweuV-ttc mlic, distant. "" altii"n
Is Junction = conc milo nH tln iir.-TI" tk' Itp
Ohio rliroIt. and lso"u tii" Richmond. fr 'eri' 81.
burg ami Potomac railroad witch i1itF Fi~''t
directly through ih" rr. mist, about dHuIi'rI q
mile from tn" huildiug-.
PERSON., 'i'-irni- III purchasing 81" invite" i''Nr"
The property h,iuI, ti, DAY 81 sale II loud NiN
he sold In ono i,}tv ~ about tour rlur, j lHitlultN
acre ur ividcltu suit purchaser.
W ~. t'N. VI. ~,
Administrator al Rev. /. H. lUN. dr''i-'d.
m - ~ Z. XII
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ITO CONTRACTORS.

PROPOSALS will h" received unit th'b'''
june q, I,73. for the construction at i tE'I !" '
AniuOnd's crccn. on The b,huTn" turn ~. mr.
quarters % 4 mile from kchlu"rt. lie. hH'''i'
snail he ri heart pine, AMI III" "nrh toll ''" '
most approved AMI substantial iudnLrf. iniiss''N
will view the site. aud send sp.ih,'a vn~ "'si' hI.,
which may be- left with The clerk ~ li"rrn" "I'',
Court. or sent 10 tll. undersigned ~ tutI" "h"'
poet-'ihcc.
Right reserved Ia reject ANY or Al rr"r>ai-
Lp!% :. LtAR.
Commissioner Kuus Naiina Ia" es!hi.
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AUCTION SALES.--FUTURE Dave.
Il BY Hill q Goddin, i i. ?, r.s. -.
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
No. l1G3 Slain street

VERY VALUABLE AND ATTR.r.
TIVE FARM ON THE LINE or Ttft-
CHESAPFAKEA AND OHIO RAILROaD TwEHE
Ii-FoUK MILES FROM RICHNnSD An
ONE-tUURTEi OF A'MILE FROM rtY; ttEl
VILE, HANOVER COUNTY. IjS Ttft ANA
MOND. FREDER1CKsBURG AND pDTouIC
RAILROAD, FOR SALE AT AUCTION
TUESDAY the Goth day Of May. on the pre,nI,es
at u O'Clock. We Will sell the very valuable. FARM
called BEAR ISLAND, late the rcslicnce Of
EiGna rd g wathiuey, deceased The farm contains
ONE THOUSAND AND -S1NETY-SIX AtKTH:
anout one-thi:d In woods and lies on Eoih ,l,l,,,
OF thc Chesapeake and ohio railroad--Iree huuJreJ
acres on the cast and The balance on The west side
IL is justly considered ono of the best grazing
iarnis In the vicinity, there being large quantity
ID meadow lanh susceptible Of high IMPROVEMENT
me nIshEindS arc wei adapted To the growth 81
"hca. corn, anu tobacco. The iuprpyclnpuf, .ou-
sist oi large and conno'iio,Srick dwelling y,irl,
an inc hsial ont-oiiS's. ANA there WITHIN one INN
drrh yarns al the INFUSION never failing suyi,, t
excellent wafer. Baptist aud Episcopal churrhc,
III tile iinmcda'" nriThlorhCod. uuc-.iyih Of ih,.
mineral rights reserved.
TERMS: Dnc-fourth cash: b,laIrp n ON. I,,,
and three years. with siA per cent inter i iiI,ld
secured by trust deed on the property Possession
In Il short time. For further Information adirps;
HILL Il GcDDIS, Auctionecr,
myl-eodtl4thtdtd HOS Main street.
POSTPoNENENT.
The above sale has been POSTPONED on arcouo, or
Indictment weather to WEDNESDAY. .Eu,p, In, -
The same hour. HILL Y t,bbDIN
10y 20-2b3l Ic3J-B-l.!uN AItiBr.Dr-
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NAPON SPRINGS AND BATHS
HAMPSHIRE COUNTY, WEST VIRGINIA,
VIA WINCHESTER. VA.

Persons who wish to spend The summer months nj
coniesscdly one OF the most charming and attrac-
five summer resorts In The two Eirginias will do
well to read our descriptive pamphlet, which. be-
sides full particulars of location. surroundings.
routes OF travel and charges. contains also the high
est medical testimony to the curative properties Of
these medicinal waters and splcndidbathr.
We have been these many years known w The
springs going public IN Virginia. ana we VIII only
here further say. II have nc"er been ;o Capon,
"try it, We think YOU VIII like II greatly.
For pamphlet, apply To PURCELL, LADp Co,
FRAZIER & SALE.
my I3-Tu Th e Sat,.Te2s PrurrictOrS.
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hiLiboRu' HOUSE AND SPRINGS. - This is a
ht" place OF summer resort. Its proprietor
Mr.. 1AkBEouGn, is II gentleman whom we
can earnestly commend for his considerate
and oblIging disposition and his wide.awake
enterprise. Heretofore there has only been
moderate hotel ut Millboro' for the enter.
'a'nnent OF travellers to the Rockbridge and
bath Albums. and the Warm, Hot, and Healing
sprinss who left the railroad at that depot.
Out there Is an abundance Of very good
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THE HOT SPRINGS,
BATH COUNTY. VA.

have been improved and rctiticd for rive season of
1873 The waters vary in temperature from SO TO ITO
degrees; - ,,e. ,r,,. c.,,urv hoo, rsed
I'm tl,r Treatment of Gout. rheumatism. Pdraly SIS
kcuraIgia Diseases uf the Liver. Bladder, Skin and
Womb: old Injuries. CntanColIs Affections Con-
traction of Muscles and Joints, Chronic Diarrhaa,
e. and have attained Worldwide celebrity for
their efficacy In curing and relieving such diseases
The hi thing arrangements are extensive and com
uIrl, and include the new feature Of MUD BATHS.
which are now attracting the especial attention Of
the medical profession ami invali'is.
The DRINKING WATERS include several Va
ricties, among them Il spring of clalybcate alum
water. equal III not superiorJ to any of its kind i'll
the United States.
For pamphlets giving full description and analv-
sis of waters address s. C. TARDI 4 CO.. Rich
mond. Vapr JAMES y. AUGUST,
Hot Springs, Bath county, Va.
my 2p-Tu, Th,,SS2m
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4 uCrION SALE. az TWO Ilt NpRtn
N AND SEVENTY TWO ACRES ~ lA\l,
IN CHESTERFIELD cot NIN NEAE | He !b
COURT HOUSE. THEE Nlt.E- FErN Gllt.
HALFWAY STATION. on tilt Rlt IiM"Nl'
AND PEJEEsBUR', y Al RE- T.. : -
TWELVE MILES From EICliMp|D ANb W.
TERSBURG.--h the request ui The owner y" "lN
sell al public auction. in front vi the cuur-l"H.',
In Manchester. on MONDAY The ttiI DAY - dpr',
I.1I tihat being ciirt-l!ayl ~ T." clock " i :a-
able TR ACT OF LAND i"tatrda> a'"N".
Their. Is good dwelling ou III" pa" '"ntlulns
i've ruuIIs. and all necessary ",tt-buiirG A'"Nl
on.-;hrl Ut the baud l. wtl timi+r"i with "dk tni
uiuc Their i, Al - on tn place NJ mil pond.
with good ruth ,ialu III "''nl''t" rrIair
TERM. tnc-iruIth sash: hilInr" IN ~. 'N"l'',
and eighteen m"uthS. interest added ~ l"r
secuted l'S a decd ~ illl.t "u III" property
RnBE,kr~hN, BEoNAIt'H 4 90
~ ,tnIiI> iu,it,ir.rr
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GREEswooD.-Inviting name and very
inviting place bears the name. 1t is at the
foot of the Blue Ridge in Albemarle, is kept
by an old-fashioned Eirginian, and is calm,
cool, and comfortable. 1t is Immediately
upon the Chesapeake and Ohio railroad, and
has been an interesting point of way-tavel
to the grass-widowerS' train" of past sea-
sons. There mothers, young ladies, chill
dren, and nurses have passed the hot term.
and husbands and swcethcarts FASTENED to
join them on Saturdays. Greenwood is
bright and serene. 1t is blessed with de-
lightful soft water, ice in abundance, good
fare, and bold scenery.
Mr.. DISwIrDIE is Il skilled fruit-grower,
and cultivates the bee with much devotion.
SO, with him the guest will feed on milk and
honey-a greatly priced diet among the
I>raelites longer ago than we can remember.
See Mr.. DISwIDD1E's advertscm Mt.
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DRUCTER x CANDLES

L FNTEA nLiEt >nN
l. made from tn. t-.st materials Ana hr'N r.
iulncJ. Sold al prize, u ordinary soap EHh ~
YOU will use no other. Gr,Tcrs have II.
J.B. SCI. ATER Il son. As"nt,
,nb ,--e,I7u " Richmond. ~.
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NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN ib\'
~ application Will hc made 10 The t'd Dohlii,'Vn
iron and Nail Works Company for The renewal ~
three certificates Of stock in sal! company "h'h
have been i,st: one c"rtiic, IL" No. unNn""il W.
for nineteen shares aud VAS Issued pricf 10 f. "''
war: two for st< aud oncrhira shares "t'lt iut
Nos II andl.. All these certificates were ia t't' ''
of j. Parkhurst, Jr.. X Go. my l'sh"i"
WOOL, WUUI.-lll@hc>t cash iH'ct>
w paid for WOOL nv
MCCARTHY s. SINItf'
my 70 aaWim ii-I Main 1''''-
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COMMISSIONERS OFfiCE.1
WILLIAMSBURG, VA. May the 26th is73. !
have fixed upon my Office. in The city Of Will
liaInshurg. the place, and the Isl day or July.
1874 As The time for making the inquiries directed
10y the foregoing decree: at which time and place
all parties interested ARE notified Ia attcuG
WILLIAM II. r. MOREt Otk,
my ?a-rh4w VI. Commissioner
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BLUE RIDGE SPRISGs.--Here is another re-
sort high up in the mountains. IL stands on
the western slope Of the Blue Ridge near its
top, in Botetourt county, amidst charming
scenes and commanding picturesque views.
Inc water OF the Spring belongs to the class
saline, and is efticacious immediately in cor.
rectipg the secretions and improving en-
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IN CllASiENl.
The object of this snit IL 10 obtain partition OF The
tract 1T eight hundred acre, of land. lying In the
cvuutcs uT PCwhalan aLd Chesterfield, whereof
Mrs Charlotte Archer deceased, died seized
And affidavit having been made and flied that one
of the Defendants jackson Morton, Is Il non- resi-
dent of this state. II Is ordered that liz appear here
within one month after the due publication of this
order aud do what Is necessary 10 protect his inter
est i'll this suit. 4 cOpy-Te,t:
JOHN Il. COGBILL,
Deputy Clerk Chesterfield County Court.
BROOKS & ATTkIsS0N. pa. my .2-Thlw
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rALE or LAND IN JAMES CITY

GALE OF LAND N JAMES CITY
- COUNTY At hU,TIUH BY sutu, u II ..
cree Of the thancery Court oi thc "iy "l h'Chn"h'
entered the - 'tly"f February, ~, IN ne e''
In r,I,itv therein pcncing rs iii" strl at "buir'
and wiz. ~ Ua Il ais - the uu' r-ign'd '"m'i'--
slon"r appointed hy -ald decree, wiz ol'r tor al. II
public suction al III" 'front.' door ct II, ",uf' t"e'
on " EDNEonAi the 4th ot Jnr' i,!, ., lli' h''''
of l J. NJ that certain TRACT ~ IA|p ~ ''h
county OF which >"I,"n ~, ~ r,/,: ~.
more or less. sad sale Ia r Inli" ~ III" RS h''
costs of the purchaser II said land a ~" maze
under 4 former decree In sa'i 'fius"
TERMS: Cash IL IL ,u@ts 81 - ''r' i'r''"' i
three equal justalnenie o. credit at ru"' tW" u
three years from day OF sai. fhii Hci' l">'a'"'h>
10 bear six Der cent Interest. and purchaser 80 ~
cute his bonds therefor WIN good security a'H ~
Ia land 10 IL. Retained uni! said bond, are ri A'''
conveyanc. il directed hH The count .,>>,x
tuWA Rp Y. CANNON.
NV l9-.awtds Special COMMIT si'nh
i IN CHESTERFIELD -Bv Nrtw'ui IS" ''''>
OF trst--tllc first executed ~ /. l.. Brown MA
Martha ". his wifi 'ia'"d Mlrh l. - IL, "'l..'
executed hy I. l.. Brown, and dnf"d January y
and OF record in the clerks 'h'r at t.>''f''@
county I. rs trustee. shall "Np"~r i"I ~" 81 Pa ~
auction. on ;he premises 90 FEi''. nc a." ~
of jun: Il a. the rrcpiiy IN laid rt',' 'E,',''
consisting In pat Of Il TRACT IT l. t\tl l,"- ~
Chesterfield county ah,rii: iur.- mil, 't"h ~"
summit on the Clover l!ill ral!r%tH '4W'a'n~61
house with five ms and other nee" ~,irH ont
houses: with 4 < nod Young orchard thereon. j,
The land i naturally good, anal TIE ",'sh"'F''''
desirable. ...
TERMS: Cash ~ 10 S?co, aIS" ~ :" f21i y VITA ','
tcrrst from tie III al Ltnuary l>i. ant AS - 10
asg the residue upon rcSSnIi'i" terms.
III. VI. tIItATiiAM, It"@i"'
A, The sa,nc time AMI place shall a, ,'it"t"lsbt
FOR .ru ali fhr PERSONAL EST tft 81 I. l..
Brown. deceased. I'll. W 'lif"' hN''I
Administrator cl !. l.. Brown d''"t''''
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chalvbeate water there, and Mr.. fARBsouGh
has enlarged the means OF aeco.ll'o''.''
and 6,ed I'm the fountains for the use OF
guests. The water Is highiy tonic' Us VIC
know. and If bath could be maze OF IL we
arr s,re Il would have still more valuable
curative efficacy. We have bathed at the
tank of the tunnel there, and know what the
bath is.
The place is Immediately OIL the Chcsa.
pcakc and Ohio railroad, and the passage OF
trains aud arrival of passengers will much
enliven it.
AFroS HovsE-Here is a very convenient
stopping-rlace, right ur IN the ooso'' U.
the Blue Ridge. near the eastern mouth OF
the Rocktish tunnel through the grand old
mountain. GooDLoK & Co. have me motel
there, and if delightful breczes, magnificent
views, and pleasant shades, can make a man
content. he may be at rest at the Alton
House. Mineral water is not offered in the
bill-of-fare ut Alton, but we know that there
is an abundance of the best and purcst soft
water there.
Is there a shower-bath at Alton? That is
the point. And here let us say that one
great defect in many, if not most, Virginia
watering-places is their cant OF 'cater. They
want it in plenty, and they want it for bath
ing. The abundant flow OF superb water
from the tunnel would enable the proprie-
TOT ) at Alton tu erect admirable shower and
puuse-baths. They would induce many
visitors to stop. Mineral waters are not the
only waters for health. People want to
bathe and cleanse themselves. Health is
greatly helped by cleanliness, and also by the
waking up of the functions of the body by
cold water or water of any temperature. We
make this suggestion to people who get up
watering places. Oh, LIT them be ~atcr'ng-
places indeed.
Alton is delightful place for families and
children. Just where it stands is the finest
view that man can see in long, long jour
ncying. The view of serene and lovely land
scape, and bright, happy-looking homes,
from RockfiSh Gap, is almost Incompatible.
4
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NIRGINIA.-IN TIE CLERKS OF
FlCE NJ Chesterfield County Court, May ~,
1si3--lu vacation
l.. NJ. Archer aud Richard +. Archer. 80. fAintfs'
against
v. 4. Archer, j. W. Archer. ID. W. Archer, Junius
l.. Archer. Mrs. Mary Archer, William :. Archer;
7. NJ. Archer, G. +. Archer, Jackson Morton, ahd
Lizzie Norton his wife. Deltnnahts,
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Nv Robertson. Bronaugh 4 90.

liull street "pr"si'" 'hc c"tiIl-hu"s'.
Manchester, W.
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A, the same time asi place shall a. rtnt"l.ii, %
tor sell All the PERSON AL EST ME- 81 !. -
Brown. deceased. TIL W CHA 'N''
Administrator cl +. l.. Ero"n. d't"'-'''
nv ls-Niw
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Hence, sls East rwenty-nintA street. on Tuesday.

Hence, 815 East Twenty-nintA street. on Tuesday,
at one O'Clock.
ON Saturday morning, October Is. OF stranguiated
hernia, ABRAHAM SoLEs, in the 6S:h year OF his
Rsnaina win be taken to Schenectady. N. r., for
sUILivIr.--op Saturday, October 2s, EUGENE
SULLIVAN. aged l5 years. native OF Fermoy'
hls relatives and friends are respectfully invited
to attend the nera from LAT East Fiftieth street,
THO TaoRNToS."6ni 6i Sunday October %, at her r. resi-
dence, No. Bedford place, Brooklyn MIS- ELIZA
Notice Of funeral tomorrow.
TIsE-Xt Jersey City, N. j.. on Sunday, OCTOBER
20, JOHN, son Of John T. T. ana Mannoa Aise' asea -
Restiyss and friends OF the family are invited
to attend the funera from the Metn0aiss EpscoPa, M
Tuesday, October 2s. at three O'Clock p. NJ
Voss Ion Friday, October q, 1873. OF pneumonia
HARRIEr JANE SHUTS voss, wife Of John voss
The relatives and friends are respectfully invited
Eortv.seyenth street. near Lexington avenue. al
one O'Clock on Monday, October ~.
English papers please copy $4,000 .. =, ,,,.
Relatives and friends OF the family are invited to
attend his funeral, from the Church OF the Trans
nguration, Twenty-ninth street, to-day Monday,
October "a. at three p. NJ ,..
morning. Ming October "a suddenly Mrs. R. Q. a. WARD,
wife OF Captain II. C. A. Ward.
Funeral services on MONDAY, OCTOBER ~, at TWO
O'Clock P. NJ, from her late residence and at half.
past two O'Clock from the Second Reformed
church. Relatives and friends are respectfully In
vited to attend. Trains leave Chambers street at
S:15 and one O'CLOCK
WARD.-On sunday, october 20, ISABELLA r
LoNGLEY, wife Of Cullen Ward, in the 37th year Of
her age.
Tho relatives and friends OF the family are re-
spectfuly invited to attend the funeral, from her
late residence, 31S West Thirty-1fth street, on
Tuesday, october 20, at one O'Clock r. M.
WELsH.In this city. on Saturday evening, Oc;
tober 26, HENRY RUM, only child OF Henry and
Mary A. A. Welsh, aged months and days.
Relatives and friends OF the family and OF his
grandfather, James Haddon, are invited to attend
the funeral, from the residence Of his parents, 166
East Eighty tyseventh street, on Tuesday, the 2Sth
inst, at halfpast two O'Clock p M.
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AMUsRMENTs.

ROWERY THEATRE
- WA. B. FEELIGH Hansoar
ss 10 s'ssihed ana Win be maintained by the perfec-
.o.rx ton in which the =
pponrcrrvSf rvSfuLAR w Old BOwERY THEATRE
EnoDUUES Its MULTIPLICITY OF ATTRACTTONG
AosDAf .Eh EhyE;NsiNG, t;s' OCTOBER n. 1873
M vyc end I'LL further notice. - 80
CAR, hipernian Gems OF the Emerald Isle.
.WASHED ASHORE,
with the grand and thrilling <
4. SHIPWkECk SCENE,
NOCTURNAL SALVATION.
THE PRICES OF ADMISSION ARR.
Balcony, 75c.: Parquet and Dress Circle. SOC Or
shhesra ha 5se 5oxes sSc Amphitheatrc, 2Oc Private
The Box book is now open at the oce Of the Theatre
NorE.-Alcration OF Time-Doors open st p NJ i.
commence ata -
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Saturday At \. The most magnificent theatre in the
world now open at SPECIE PRICES.
Admission Fifty Cents Reserved Orchestra c and Circle
AND Evhs2 MGsRtH FaHy Hsp 4TT9hss
,AUGUsTIN DALYs most popular Spectacular Local
~ ROUND THE CLOCK:
Eodsrsk Rilsc5sn Mi FIank
&Ssaha
sSaoisa Ta1se asia l.
fess Peer boda a 4 KenasdS MneEs
NJ sF' Mutton fs'ss Dsae $ y
TSs SsasgsS, ys. Borrowed ..M, hSxsaa s
sRs Hs os 22GsaRs 2Gssss Asas. s[ss ss
r'ts Mr. Costello @ pIHpghbar light ssefhssnn
MT merry, anolher ny hmser s
i The Pyrosechnis hss At Lyon Park Eaos
rascal Sue ssts sketch nom nature Miss Mary Carr
Rose the tartseer's clerk........ ...miss Mitchell
Mrs Mrs i@pey Relations nHSsa BsiI
'aana tei'iI N sif Tns heH2Y heyw00a
scxNEL-oNE ocK-Tho Library in the Residence
sesss GRAND UNION
SCENE II.-FIvE o'CLoCK-MRs TARTAR's Confec-
sesss LmEIdHF Fo'oL65KAaoosLidAf DANCE AT
SCENE SCENE 9 Hs Esn St Hn5s5y l HARRY
Realistic Exhibition of the Modus Operandi OF
THE PRIZE RING.
SCENE IV.-Behlnd the Scenes at the OLYMPIC.
SCENE v.-Inerior OF the olympic Stage-The Audience
and the Actors
ACT III.
THE DANGERS OF THE NIGHT
SCENE L-ELEvEN O'CLOCK-DONOVANS ALLEY
in the FIVE POINTS
THE BURNING ROoKERY
SCENE II-TWELvE O'CLOCK-Ihe Courtyard of
DADDY IARDACRES.
SCENE IL-TRANSFORMATION SCENElll
IN REHEARSAL,
for speedy and magnificent production,
Mr.. Augusn Days great original Drama OF New York,
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OUR COUSIN GERMAN.

Producing all the specaiies which have attracted and
delish e immense audiences nightly In attendance
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nXIY,s BROADWAY THEA TIRE. BEGINS AT q
~ Mr. AUGUsTIN DAILY. .Ao'e Lessee ana manager
72s and $50 Broadway, nsaf ,Astof pAce' f.
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MONDAY. November 10. Miss CARLOTTA LECLERC9,
In Mukie Collins own dramauzauon OF ihh NE"
MAGDALEN.
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MR. j. X. EMMETT, -,
the great dialect actor who will appear six nights more
and at the Saturday Matinee in the famous local dran
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IRAND OPERA HOUSE, TWENTY THIRD STREET
J and Eighth avenue. Begins ats Matinee every
Saturday at Ia The most magnificent theatre in the
world now open at @
SPECIE PRICES.
Admission Fifty Cents Reserved Orchestra and Circle
seats Fifty Cents extra. Family Circle Forty Cent?.
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-
MONDAY EVENING, OCTOBER n. ls7s
RHcoSsTTaRsuorED
REcoNsTRUcTIoN. NEW gALLErs
RECONSTRUCTION. THE NEW
REECoNsTRUcrioN: The NEW h-
RECONSTRUCTION. NAUTICAL DANCE.
RkCoNsTRTCTIoM NEW NEW SONGS, SONGS,
RECoNsTRRTCCTIoM CRC NEW 9 9gA1GyTgETs. 1
KECONSTRU UCTION NEW COSTUMES,
REGoNSTRUGTioN NEW EFFEors.
REC OBSTRUCTION First appearance
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play, UNDER THE GASLIGHT, with all its sensauonai
situations and effects and an immense cast
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will constitute the second Of the Series during Mr. Wal
lacks engagement
Seats can be secured two weeks In Advance
THEATRE CoMIQUE.
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entire change Of bill and i Of the
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Two dramas. A new version Of
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