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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-02-17
CREDIT MOBILlER INQUIRY.
several witnesses Recalled.

WASHINGTON, Feb. 16.-At tho sittings
of the Senate Credit Mobilier Com.
mittee, which consumed the afternoon,
Vice President elect, Mr. Wilson was
recalled and his attention was called to
a dispatch sent to the New York Times
on the 10th Of September last, contra
dieting by his authority, the statement
that he held Credit NLobilier Stock.
Senator Stockton asked tho witnesses II
he had authorized the contradiction,
the witness replied that he had d con.
versation with General Boynton, and did
authorize the contradiction. The dis.
patch was the substance Of the conYersa.
ton he had with General BOynton The
witness would take the word OF General
Boynton as he is a man OF character and
Is trustworthy.
Senator Patterson was recalled and
testified that his conversation with Ames
in relation to the taking Of stock might
haVebeen earlier than 1867. 1t probably
occurred during the session Of 1855, could
not remember the moneythat was paid for
stock by the witness; receipt produced by
Ames and signed by the witness called
for 300 shares; whereas in point he receiv.
ed 200 shares, put them in the hands oil
Becker TO sell.
General II. V. Boynton sworn the
attention Of the witness was called to
the dispatch of September 9th in relation
TO Senator Allison. He testified that he
sent dispatch 10 the Times while serv-
ing that paper, to accommodate special
correspondent who was out Of town,
dispatched was authorized by Senator
Allison, it was written by the witness, but
not T?l submitted to Senator Allison be-
fore being sent. Allison said nothing
about his wife having an interest in the
Credit MObilier
Senator Harlan was recalled. He read
lengthy statement to the effect that Dr..
DurantS contribution towards the expen-
ses of the Iowa election was voluntary on
his part and not the result Of any intima-
ton from the witness, or from any ono
st the instance Of witness; was not
made in consideration oil any service
performed or TO be performed per.
sonally or officially by the witness
for him or any other person or com
pany; that there was no such under,
standing expressed or implied, He did
not think DR.. Durant offered TO influence
his official action, and believed he pre-
lerrcd making the contribution solely out
OF personal regard for the witness as q
friend, from the conscientious belief on
his part that ii would be best for the
State where he (DuranD held large prop
orly interest for the nation, that the wit
ness should be returned to the Senate
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Vlndication OF an Injured Innocent

VindicatiOn OF an Injured Innocent
The Committee ofthc House OF Dele
gates, according to our dispatch from
Charleston, has submitted two reports
touching the charges against Mr.. Walker,
the Public Printer. Three Of the Com
mittce find him innocent ofall the charges
against him. The other two DO not. That
the majority Of the House will coincide
with the majority OF Che committee, we
have no reason to doubt. There are plen-
ly ofreaaons in the conduct Of that major
ily thus far to warrant the expectation
that they will. When the last coat OF
whrewash has thus been laid on, we
suggest that the House provide for paying
out OF the State treasury the counsel fees
aud other expenses to which MIR. Walker
has been subjected by this uuholy perse-
cution, and that u resolution OF humble
apology be passed and copy engrosSed
or parchment be presented to him on a
silver salvcr.
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INAUGURATION NoTEs" is now q
regular feature Of the Washington pa
pers. The coming inauguration display
promises to be thc most imposing ever
seen in Washington. 1t seems pity
that "thc fathers" when providing for the
induction Of future Presidents into office
did not think Of the weather, and have
inauguration come in May instead Of
March. Asst is, the season IS unpropitl.
Gus Tor outdoor display or pleasure. It
nearly always storms on the 4th Of March,
and if it does not, the chances are ten to
one the air will be raw, the skies over
cast and the earth muddy.
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LIpPINCoTT's MAGAZINE. - Lippincott
for March is already at hand. It's most
attractive features arc the opening pOr-
ton OF "a Princes OF Thule" a charming
new serial by the author Of 1.-THE strange
Adventures Of a Phaelton;" 1.-THE ROumi
in Kabylia," the initial number ola series
Of illustrated papers describing tour in
modern Algeria; THE Natural trans. ALE.
ghAny Water Way" "New Washington"
"UnsettlCd Points Of Etiquette" All dc.
partmenis arc as usual wei! filled.
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A POLITICAL essayist once published an
essay entitled, "Does Protection Protect?'
The Cincinnati Enquirer, treating Of the
detectives Of Cincinnati, asks docs De.
lection Detect" And now the Louisville
CowierJoWnal inquiries, "Docs Election
Flect?" and somebody else has raised the
inquiry, Does vaccination vaCclnSte?
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ADDITION, DIVISION AND SILENCE
The Tribune remarks that the relations
OF Mr.. OAKEs AMEs with his rcllow.mem.
bcrs have somewhat changed since 1868.
They keep calling on him to know if he
has anything to add; they followed him
up then to see ii he had anything to di.
vide.
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Recognition of the Spanish Republic
The Washington Star OF Saturday even.
ing says that by direction Of the President,
Minister Sickles has been instructed to
recognize the establishment Of a republic
in Spain, and totender the congratuIa-
tions of this government upon the inaug-
uration OF thHtgreat change in their form
Of government.
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FOR SALE.

/ offer for sale the Farm on which now
reside, situated in Marshall county, W. Va, some
three miles from the limits Of the city OF Wheel
ing, on or near tho FRirmont Pike, containing
IOS acres Of lrst-clasB land, nearly all Of which
Is In Ane state Of cultivation. The improve
ments are all Of the best, consisting Of Brick
House containing eleven rooms, with all the
convenienccs needfll. A large cistern supplies
1t with all the water for which rain water is need
cd. There Is also large Barn, with cellar; Sta
BILE room for Horses and twenty head Of Cattle;
Wagon House, Corn Crib, Brick Smoke House,
Chicken House, and good Frame Tenant House
containing four rooms; with Churches and School
House within = short distance. The said land Is
we'll watered, and neVer.failing well at the barn.
There is good Vineyard Of CStawbS and Con.
cord Grapes, and large number OF tho best &C.
lection Of Fruit Trees In full bearing, consisting
Of Apples, Pears, Peaches, Plums, Cherries and
Ounces, with almost al the first quality Of
small fruit grown In this part Of the country.
Amy person desiring good home near TO the
city Of Wheeling, where they can probably dis.
pose OF whatever they may raise for the market,
will do well 70 call on the subscriber, who will
give all the necessary information. Terms easy.
jG7-dGw N. T. WAYMAN,
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AN effort is being made at Washington
City to organize company to utilize the
wster.power Of the Great Falls Of the
Potomac.
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Special Wot!Ces.
WHEELING FEMALE COLLEGE

PREPARAToRY DEPARTXgET-Ono Teacher.
ACADEMIC DKPARTMENr Three Teachers.
CoLLEUIhTE DEPARTMENT-FOur Teachers.
Mus @ AND ART DLPARTHEET-Four Teachers.
LATIN, French and GERMAN LANGUAGES.
No extra charge for Vocal Music, Penmanshlp.
Book Keeping, Latin or ElOCution.
The Second Session will commence MONDAY,
February Sd. jag
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Mr.. GEORGE WILLIAM Curtis Is a M.
tive OF Providence, r, L., and is 40 years
old.
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Our country, it is said, has had but
one biack.eyGd President That was
Gen. Harrison.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-02-17

KANSAS is blessed with Representa-
tive named Tough and with Senator
named Moonlight,
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Mn. BRYANT, the veteran poet and Cdi-
tor, has gone to Florida.
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uAte OF tulb llbL.
LADIES' LIST.
Atwell Cornclla Keller Theresa
Allen Bell Lindsey W F mrs
Adams SJmrs McGee Mary
BOlden Mary McC8rty mrs
Ball Mollic n MacAvAy Bllcn
Baird MAryJ Montgomery Moille
Balyer hOsa MeierG mr5
BistGl Ruth A Martin AMMO
Bender Mary NGlpon Ella
Barr susan 0rbIson Mary A
Bcnncr mis- Pyle Ada
BatlOrd CRssandra Park Amelia
Bales Ada Phipps Annie
Baden MaryL, Ripley Alnira
Berl Margaret Ryan Lizzie
Brlceland Johanna mrs R8dcliir, Roberta
Caldwell Rebecca shulz Mary
Clark LOuiRR SAKE Jane
Cox Margaret Slarke sarah Alb
Davis Mary Jane TOpp Mary
Davis Janet Wilson Clara
FlOulming Bette WGddlG Fannie
franklin sAlly White LiZZ'c
FGnton Jennie Nel-hhaus Harriet
Farel Roma Wolf Mary
Hammond Mary Ann Wood Mary
Zines AlO!lic Wood Priscilla
Haley Bridge. leose EFaGcis Marg't
JAcksoG Kate YOder Matte j
GENTLEMEN'S LIST.
Alban PDr Hicks James A
Anderson SlmlPG Heath John
Anderson JSmes johnson Ed
Anderson Simon johnson Robert l.
Block HOnry 4 Kennedy John
Brown Henry Kaller Henry
BurkhOldCr James Kelley Ben
BennettJ Long John q
BclvllIe OlivCrR LRIgn John
BrRckson Roberta Little RR
Bankard Vim LeCato AllieB
Bell Willie Miller George
Baird Vim Marshall James
Bar James Murphy John
BOYD Edward Miller Joseph
Carney JOnn Morrison L ?
Clykcr John Meeh4n Pc
Caplin David Martin P q
Caldwell Joe 3 Marshall VIM 8
Collins James Mcainnis Arthur
Carroll Andrew McMechcn James Il Jr
Campbell j Z Mcclure W Rev
Cain Richard Nelson Richard
Group Martin l. One John
Crss Rolly Orr Robert
CArragOn Thomas PhRlOn Patrick
Creighton VIM John Robinson Robert
Dickman Louis keAlllrger Henry
Divlne James Roth George
Dlckry N Rayner Vim
Schols Samuel StGtlcr " ]
Evans j NJ DR. SwCenct g Q
Edwards ThnmasJ Schuck Gus.Ryus
Fowler Franklin ~ Smith 5
Finley NE Sherwood HerbtrtT
Finley VINO Smith ] A
Grove b SchO1Cld James
GittiDgs James G Stewart Jacob
Gardiner GcorgcM Smith Jack Il
German Samuel Swank VIM
Gray Hm (cOlOred) TIoxell N
Harris Thomas Welsh Anthony
Heagly Patrick Wagner Edward
Hardman HGnryC WlntSl j
HAnks FIJI WILDER John
Huls Abraham West Levi
H8ynG A Yager Theodore
HoltOn Allied Capt OF st'mr Haryltol
Hays Abner 7
c. j. RAWLING, p. NJ.
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HANNIBAL FORBES,
IAIO Admir- with the will annexed.
ISLAND LOTS FOR SALE.

Forty choice Building Lots on Wheeling Is
land. Price nom 800 70 $1,000 each.
TERMs-ono -fourth cash, tho residue in equal
Instalmcntg st one, two and three years, with In
terest. JNo. P. GILCHRIsT,
aplO At Top Nil.
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HAPPY RELIEF FOR YOUNG MEN from
tho effects Of Errors and Abuses In early lile
Manhood restored. Impediments TO Marriage
removed. New method Of treatment. New and
remarkable remedies. Books and Circulars sent
free, in scaled envelopes.
Address, HOWARD ASSOCIATION, No. 2
South Ninth st., Philadelphia, Pa, Ian 1nstitu.
ton having high reputation for honorable COR
duct and professional skill. dec1-dAW
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MOTHERS BE ADVISED.

Always keep bottle OF Dr.. TUFTS Celebrated
RxDGclOrant In tho house. II Is 0 certain and
pleasant cure for Group, Coughs, Colds, etc. Il
Is agreeable to the taste, and children take II
readily, Go to your druRgi1t and got 1t at once
1t may cave the life Of your little one.
NOZZLE, ALA, May 81, 1869.
Dr., ". H. Tut:
Dear sIr-I should DO pleased to advertise
your medicines, and will CheGrfully give You q
good notice of your ExpectOrant, as have per'
sOnAlly uscd 1t with great satisfaction.
Very respectfully W. D MANN,
Proprietor OF tho Mobile RcgiDtOs.
The BARRIERS prefer DR.. TUFTS Hair Dye.
fe15- oOdSW
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MOBILE, ALA, May 81. 1869,
ON MARRIAGE.

Tho BARRIERS prefer Dr.. TUFTS Hair Dye.
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Brown 8 Higgins Gallery

Where you can have them enlarged and finished
nicely In any style. Our work is strictly drst.
class, and not like the common work that Is
given by the travelling agents cauvasslng the city.
fOl7
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DIR. JOUNsToN

Member 4L:l Of the Royal College Of Surgeons, IO,
Colleges in the United States, and Ina sItasaL
part Of whose lie has been spent n the b6SUISs:
Of London, Paris, Philadelphia, and elISSiHSsL.l'
has effected some.O the most ASTONISHING sT,'t
ever known. Many troubled Wlth rDSirSSI =
the head and ears when aSlOep, great Ser+,T y
ness, being alarmed at sudden Bounds. E,Ss1i
ness, with frequent blushlng, attended, SosSa
times with arrangement Of mind, Wee SSfpb
Immediately. ''''u
The New York herald., 1873-10-28
REIL EsrzTE.
hmproved Tone In tho Msrkst-curreAs
Sales.

Improved Tone In the Markst-currens
Sales.
The week opened quietly at the Exchange sales'
room, with limited Offering for yesterday. Tnc
current announcements indicatepa frmer tone in
che market with every encouragement TO owners
or choice property. The sales on SATURDAY aro
Aayorably reported upon.
The sale OF land situate on the Palisaues' ON Inc
Hudson River which was held on the GROUNDS py
n. II. Person resulted in the sale OF 20 acres OF
land for 81, 400 per acre, or total OF $6e62d
large number OF persons were in attendance at
the sale but the property was sold to but two per-
sons-viz. J. S. Tauntan and w. w. Greene.
The supreme Court sale OF the two plots OF land
situate on the old Macomb's Dam Read which was
held at lttner's Hotel on Saturday, by Hugh N.
camp resulted In the sale of the property TO the
plaintifr IN the action lthe Mutual Life Insurance
Lespinasse ( Friedman report the following
sales The lot on south side Of lleth street. rum
ming through TO l1th street. 100 feet east OF Eighth
avenue, 25x200, for $4,000.
Fourteen and one half lots on south side OF 216th
street, between thirteenth and Fourteenth ave.
lues, for $4,000. 4*s.
The attendance at the Exchange Yesterday was
peagre. The transactions were as follows:-
James n. Miller sold, by order OF the Court o.
Common Pleas In foreclosure, the house and lot
known as No. IS Madison street ION map OF Isaac
Clausen). The plaintiff in the action bought the
property for $4,000, and sfterward repudiated h1f
purchase, so the further sale was adjourned.
There was also sold, by order of the Supreme
Court, the premises on the north side OF l7tn
ttreet e26 feet west OF Third avenue. comprising
Your story brick house, and lot 27x74Hx5S, 70 Mr..
'Overhetser for s., 500
The New York herald., 1873-10-28

A1IBLO'S GARDEN.
IN EXTRA ANNOUNCEMENT.
SIXTH ANNUAL BENEFIT OF THE B. P. O. ELKS,
THURSDAY AFTERNOON, OCTOBER 80,
commencing az haltpast one o'clock
GREAT MAMMOTH ENTERTAINMENT,
making the largest and most GIGANTIC OLIO OF FUN
EVER SEEN IN THE WORLD.
The following establishments have kindly consented TO
assist this benevolent and charitable order, and
generously tender their valuable aid for
NIBLOS GARDEN, BRYANT'S MINISTERIAL,
TONY PASTORS OPERA HOUSE,
HiNof Az SAN FRANCISCO MINsTRELs
DONNELLY's OLYMPIC THEATRE
A SPLENDID ARRAY OF ARTISTIC EXCELLENCK
Unequaled in the world; 2n yoLuNTEBRS UNITE M
A POWERFUL AND EFFICIENT ORCHESTRA
Under the direction of HENRY WANNEMACHER.
The entire performance under supervision OF
FRANK GIRARD.
PRICES OF ADM lSSION.
GENERAL ADMISSION. ONE DOLLAh
Secured Seats In Orchestra and Orchestra Circle 20
Family Circle entrance in Crosby street, 81 cent?
Box Sheet now open tickets Tor sale at Rullmane
Ticket Office, No. ia Broadway Combination Ticket
ONCE 97 Broadway Col, Allson Browns, No west
Fourth street; Warings 9s Bowery, and at the box
office.
Doors open ut l2N Performance commences 1T half
past precisely.
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TABERNACLE FREE LAY COLLEGE.

This evening the Brooklyn Tabernacle Free Lay
College VIII be reopenec, and appropriate exer'
cises win be held In the college building In Scher-
merhorn street. The address will be delivered BY
the Rev. DR.. Duryea DR.. Talmage. Dr. Jenrey
and other divines win take part in the exercises.
The college has now some 600 students and has
established twenty eight preaching stations In
Brooklyn, New York and other cities. The insti-
sutton itself Is maintained entirely by voluntary
Contributions, as iddeed, are al the institutions
OF the Tabernacle people.
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A uCTIoN sALE-PoSITIvELY THIS DAY,
"A TUESDAY, OCTOBER 2S at l01< O'CLOCK,
at the elegant Ave story private residence,
l04 East Twenty-ffth street, near Fourth avenue

Property of private family now In Europel.
Over ssOo0 worth and 500 lots by catalogue mag
nAcent Household Furniture 10 the highest bidder with
out this day. ram or shine Pariors.velsed
Duchesse and Marie Antonctte style Paror Suits with
crimson satin, blue satin, crimson brocade and reps;
forte, Stool Cover; cabinesi tine OIL PAINTINGS Works
Bookcase, Turkish Chairs Lounges, French and or OH
Furniture Jardlnieres rosewood and walnut Bed
latresses Bedding Bolsters PILLOWS BlSnkets French
Sitting Room Suits. An reps and. plush; rich China.
Glass and Silverware. Cutlery &c: E. ROTH, Anc-
ponsioe men in attendance 70 cart pack box or ship
this sale take Fourth or Third avenue to Twenty
Sfraaf
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NEoRRIs WILKINS, AUcTIoNEER

Executors sale Of Household Furniture BY order Of
at auction on Tuesday, October s 1873 at ii O'Clock A.
NJ, the late residence Of Guy Richards deceased No
house, CONSISTING Of psror Dining Room Library and
walnut hnc cured hair Mattresses, feather Beds Boil
and Pow fine Mirrors bronze Chandeliers China
and also Brussels and velvet Carpets AMI OIL
cloths
All the above Furniture fne order and Of the best
quality and well worthy the attention of purchasers
Also assortment Of kitchen Furniture Cooking Uten
sils, &C, with which the sale will commence.
Catalogues now ready at No. Pine street
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AMUsESEENTs.

NEW BALLETK
THE DEMONS RBvEL.
THE NAUTICAL DANCE.
NEW MUSIC.
SRw COSTUMES.
NEW ARTISTS.
NEW EFFBoTs.
THE CELEBRATED FEMALE
SWABIAN NIGHTINGALE
QUARTET.
THE WONDERFUL GIRARDS
in their new Saltat0rlal
0YMNASTIC FOLLY,
entitled
LEG MANIA.
REINFORCEMENT OF THE
KlRALFY FAMILY.
THE INFANT SISTERS
in their
STARTLING MID AIR
EXPLOITS.
MADRIGAL BOYS,
who will appear IN
ENTIRELY NEW SONGS
REGAMEY.
Great French Artist in
NLU nAQVNA ATII u Ra
e. u. DAVIES,
vENTRILOQUI6T
OF THE WORLD
MATT MORGAN'S
PICTORIAL ALLEGORY..
MATINEE SATURDAY AT ] :3d
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BENEFIT

TTNIoN SQUARE THEATRE.
BENEFIT BENEFIT
in aid Of the
NEW YORK FoUNDLING ASYLUM
CHARITY AMATEUR BRHMATro ASSOCIATION,
(Mrs Sheridan SHOOK Manageress),
WEDNESDAY, OCT. e. AT 80 p. NJ
rogramme-HONEYkOONa and ROUGH DIAMOND.
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rORRIs WILKINS AUcrIoNEER.

MORRIS WILKINS AUCrIONEER.
M Supreme Court sale, In parttion-Elegant private
Dwellings on second avenue, stnyyesant square and
Sixteenth street and valuable Tenement Property on
Sixteenth and seventeenth Streets being part OF the
estate OF James salmon, deceased
Z. h. LUDLOW CO. will sell at auction, on Thurs
day, November g 1878 at IL O'Clock. the Exchanse
saiesroom No Ill Broadway Sale under the direction
Of Charles Matthew'S Esq, referee.
Second avenue-No $50, first class Dwelling, brown
Is. l0x57 feet lot 100 feet
II and IL northeast corner Of East Sixteenth street,
three first class Dwellings, tour storie6 Easements and
subcellars vaults sidewalks fronts
to second stories houses about lx65 feet lots 100
East Sixteenth street.-the. 32 first class high
Dwelling, 20 feet 'front.'
East Sixteenth street-Nos 4oS l07 and l09 valuable
Lots with three story brick basement and mb-cellar
Tenements each lot 25x92 feet 4.a .
East Seventeenth sreet-Nos Ao6 40s 40 ll2 ~ ana
sub-cear Tenemenis on rear; each lot 25x92 ieet
Terms Of sae-0 per cent Of the purchase money may
per cent interest
Maps at the tioneers ONCE, No. Pine street, or At
the ofhce OF the Attorney, JOHN T. MCGOWAN No ls0
Broadway or of Messrs DUNNING, EDSALL HART,
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Trio. from Mssse soIennee; .ROssiai
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5 ARIA La csiunnia," from Barbiere di siviglis
sIaNoR NANNErT1.
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with Full 1Ha SSera. Of the fsU opera S1 Company:
"hDpiSa AasIH dRXND oRCHEsTRx.' Asnae'''onh
xsss General ad%issos !. g. Reserved seats extra P
Seats now a. the Academy Box once, on Fourteenth
street; also At 7ol and lil Broadway.
%sSe 'fd FIN and 1 1
BowwzsFEE ( THHA1aF EREfIah Manager
MONDAY EVENING, OCTOBER n, is7S
q 5qsa'5 ss assSf a2!lsf vnLp1sos
Sun another qf%s ne Drama
wish shHFWREdk rs sfanS sc soHsa! HfhsEailiins
NOCTURNAL sALuTATIoN.
THE PRICES OF ADMISSION ARE1
iss:s:s sSsss ) hi Foxes Sc z%Dh''hsa'fs, s Private
Ihs BOZ book now open at the once q the Theatre
NoTK.-Al.eraton Of Time-Doors open At P NJ,
| commences ats
" EVENING dEntsu''assi' n Heespt!En IpTFHasoos .a
| in his new and original in three acts,
Drama called
WILLY REILLY WIZARD OF rFhThE TnE WAVE,
M AND DdSvv HIS cast to the strength Of the
N: :.sss b!aSs Ss5s9SS SjS ss
| RooTH's THEATRE. LESSEE ). 3. BOOTH
LAST WEEK AND LAST NIGHTS OF
ESE ESERa SiahT and sxfukDiY MATINEE sisoN as 90
. p .sysass sss .sa sas.
music :sssSsI ;;sSs shbSss b;sqS "a,
TONY PASTORS OPERA HOUSE. m BowERY.
Grand Ss Sonns%.rs CUCKOO SaeEoo Msanss. Mssnss
- Connemara Cuckoo Matinee.
| ckooM
Matinee in rrsh rahmSaa sana, sna and HySa Skstcbss
;oo., I4s Ms,iis Freeman nnn Sisters Sisters
At az D Tony Pastor and Troupe
CERMANIA THEATRE.
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