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The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 1850-1873, 1873-10-03
The Best Bargains

We ever offered, and the best goods We
ever sold, can be seen at our store.
SHEEGOG & son.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 1850-1873, 1873-10-03

Itandsomest stock of Prints and Dress
goods, largest stock of bleached and brow
cottons Blankets and Flannels, ut W. =.
Brown and Cos.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 1850-1873, 1873-10-03
Fall Stock For 1873.
orr new stock of

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ali BLOCK f0T 1913.
49, " 80 -
Hats ana CAPS
Are now opened and Will he sold for cash
ut much lower price than ever offered in
Noi"ii"'''' '9fhIH-'''" " sun
TFapdson,es- stncl, or Prints and Dra.s-
aoode Ior,,os. .t,, ,,t ,,roy,,,, -,
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The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 1850-1873, 1873-10-03

Beautiful assortment of Shawls, ali the
prettiest styles. at lowest prices at w. f.
Brown and Cos.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 1850-1873, 1873-10-03

Cheapest clothing Hats and Caps at
L. Brown and Cos,
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 1850-1873, 1873-10-03

Hats and Caps.
Are now opened and will he sold fog cash
at much lower price than ever offered in
Columbia. SHEEGOG d son.
The New York herald., 1873-11-25
A LIEN B. MINER AUCTTONEER,
~ Saiesrooms 9j Chambers and II Reado street
BY ALLEN B. MINER BRO,
WEDNESDAY, Nov 25,

9j Chambers and Y Rcade street,
BANKRUPT STOCK OF BOOKS, CHR0MOS, &C.
10 he sold without comprising the standard
authors in every line Of literature This stock quite
fresh includes the writings of all the celebrated
authors such as Macaulay. Bulwer Dickens Irving.
Hume Byron Muhlbach Cowper, Longfellow. Tennyson,
Yates, Lover, 6c., also works History, Medicine,
Ancient and Modern Literature, Juvenile Books, &c
Splendid in addition TO the above, collection Of choice
Cnromos, with and without frames Will be offered. Now
on exhibition.
The New York herald., 1873-11-25

w Proprietor and Manager. Mr.. LESTER wALI.ACK
Performance begins at ?. NJ terminates 10 40
FIFTH WEEK OF THE COMEDY SERIES.
.,I EVERY EyENINg EyTsI pggISs gsESsda THE wEEE
Foote's famous am comedy. entitled
with Mr. Ten TS osESs dsELSfs s2Rsos ss2sRRssodissta called
AE X Hfss tFgrEf S2nS
GERMoN, Mrs JOHN SEXTON aud Miss DORA GOLD
The fourth Of the present series will be Robertson's
the manager bess that he ba. received
Mr.. DION BoUCICAULT
wStb %oDEnS m mEb Sas In ACTS
written for this theatre 1t will be produced
the necessary scenery can be satisfactorily prepared
a Grand DRXaxTIc ESTERrAfsSENT. ESTERrAfsSSEhNsTii' .No M
under the direction OF Messrs Shook Palmer, of the
unleT Ew sgnars Theatre a II IN Aid q the
:, when the following eminent artists, having.
kindly ysluneered win rGgsh the couftssy Messrs
ExcErT1osALLi9q iqfS SRint1HNF HfIt K ap PROGRAMME
rHASKsfHEErso ~ ss +, SSsE skk?S$HIRSs$SHs
NsaT Ms ssf EntY afFsf fMEsFx9s MfEssFFxA92sN
rhAsksfHylSo NJ NJ szu1RT Y 4 SF2eEsSE eessSE
rHASNhfsHHITsiNd NfsHT. Mr. Mr. PAH +. p BkkYnNf PkylFSf
THANKSGIVING Mry W, CARROLL.
NIGHT and many others.
ST bSfpsEt S oSE DoSt nskt
For sale a, box s2Hhs ESHM Of Music and Union
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A q. MDoNNELL 4 co. AUCTrOyEERS.
a. Salesrooms 2i6 and PAS 9th avenue.
BY LUKE FITZGERALD, Auctioneer.
TUESDAY, Nov. 25, 1879
at lg5a o'clock. at private residence,

120 West I'D street between 6th and 7th
Elegant imported Furniture made to order for present
owner, in Paris rosewood concert grand Pianoforte
made by Chickering Il son. pier and mantel Mirrors
Bronzes &c ac In fine order, sold, in consequence OF
the going abroad to reside, follows, viz
Parors-Elegant Moquete Carpets; double and single
Paror Suits in finest quality crimson satin brocacl
Jarconanda wood secretaire Bookcase 800 volumes
Books Etageres and Tables TO match crimson broc
atel and lace Curtains, rich Bronzcs, Clocks and
Mantel Ornaments, hne porcelain and China Vases;
&c, &c. Iibrary-Moquetc Carpets elaDoratey carved
French walnut Suits, in reps; Bookcase, cab
net, Table, Mantel Mirrors, Library Tables, on
Paintings, Curtains Bronzes, Clocks, Ornaments
Side PLeces &C. Dining Room-vclvet carEets,. But.
fet. Extension Table, Chairs 10 match; Wlbur's fire
and burglar proof Safe Parlor covered In plush
superb Dinner Service, from the royal factory Of Berlin
about $50 pieces; $500 French Glassware &c
Bedrooms consist solid rosewood and black walnut Bed
suits English Carpets, Bedsteads Bureaus Dress
ing Cases, Chairs Tables Curtains 20 curied hair and
spring Beds Pillows, Bosters Blankets turkish Lounge
aud Chairs, Sewing Machine, &c. also basement and
servants FurDiture 400 lots by catalogue n. B.
The largest and richest sale OF the
The New York herald., 1873-11-25
ADIUsErIEN'rs.


NIBLo's GARDEN sS , MN ~ BLACK CROOK.
rh Aosd oS SurN hsy srsch chyplY yk yhn NdhLb
TUE BLACK CROOK
THE BLACK oEasS BUT TN sSE BLACK oaoon'
- - DAAe I1srw WEEK But one one. :. ."o.. :
rnn M DIAan ~ hSsTwEEK BUT ONE: siA ,.,nr sa-
rur .am s,L1sTwEE But ONE;
nnn - n1'o LAST WEEK BUT oNE: AA -
nn. - ~. LAST WEEK BUT one DAlDI saA'I.. :
rrn :, ~ oiISsTwEEK BUT oSE, m nanu nu.,' =,
rur :, cx LAST WEEK BUT iD SSE.a na.n' anann
ran = .o~ last WEEK BUT on one A'Uan' :,
nnn m :, or last WEEK BUT SEpD okE. AD-nAO' '....
m mn nIaoA - ESsT WEEK kfxpFs SGr 6sn sHkNlhiLoeOlsL
rur n.cr cEE55SS5E E5S5wEEk BUT one sIsDUas DUs
,,n .nn =, DraoN LAST WEEK ngT ONE osAEAiDlS slsihNs ms
sprsy GysTy xS Carriages 4. 4
srEsix SSSiSEE EEr,xrr BAY
On MONDAY Decemosr Wokns :, tas celebrated
win appear in an original Dramatic Musical Legend
Or THE onSh ScE S xsp TE okD MoSR SRnEn TIME
produced with new scenery Costumes and Grand Bal
IN dhRb klsb1Ey 4o rhS' shoFHskSo 'Fuskio
The public respectfully advised that we under
engagement and appear only at Nlbos Garden and the
OF our name bv any other establishment l. wholly
unauthorized KIRALfY BROTHERS.
GRAND OPERA HOUSE. BEGINS AT
" Admission so cents.
SPECIE PRICES. Reserved Seats 80 cents extra
tFamy Circle 40 ccnt.
Tuesday, Nov 25 ana EVERY NIGHT AND SATURDAY
@ ana age c e 3
comic Pantomme BY MI. O. L. FOX, entitled
nUMprY DUMPTY ABROAD,
W -
Chas. w. Witham, L. w. Seavey, Louis Dufocq and
assistants.
Properties and appointments by Robert Cutter and as
sisants.
Costly most gorgeous Costumes, by Nine. Finchetc
and Mr. Geo. keyscr.
New and amazing Ballets Dances, Marches and Group
ings, by the Kray Brothers.
Original Music and choice and popular arrangements of
incidental music, by Mr.. Strebinger.
The most ngenios Mechanical Surprises, &c. by Mr..
Thomas Kelly and assistants
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A cADEMY.-A1DA TOMORROW.
"A sif Hsts Ss 4 sns s9xrAsv
as S%saa
-, est work, A four acts, an,
A'DA' :. Che Ethiopian Slave,
BY essa
Dresses entirey ncw by NJ. Ascoli, OF the Venice
Properties BY. Messrs Del Prato and Boech. of the
ysyeIry Sy M GTsnysr r. from n psrs ,,1.. o.,u .,,.
Milan, and made BY Mr. Dornbach, Of the Academy Of
Act i-scenc i-all in the Palace of the King at Mem.
ssens Am sn,ranSs 70 the City Of rheOes.
sss sasss s;s w. floors, tn.
Temple and the subterranean Prison.
Ada an Ethiopian 3stfya rorrani aI
omonasro, King Of Ethiopia and father q Aida.
Ramns Chief Priest ........... ....-..sig Nannetti
The King, father Of Amneris ..sig seosra
Priests pres,csses ministers captains soldiers inc-
at
stasss s,snaHs asnass4. MmAfghk NJ Van SHzlS Ha4ME
cRaSb "a SSbb1SkRAAS HissRSss z e ai4Ek
This AsT TE9A Si9AT j. MNE 4
in Brooklyn.
LA TRAyIATAi N1LSSONl CAPOULI
Seats for all the above sale at box office Of
Academy, also 70l and ia Broadway.
CADEMY LAST NILSSON MATINEE.
n POSITIVELY LAST MATINEE (but one) Of the
SsskSisf sA1s Ssss sSH
NINE. z cfisfsffkE HfsfT f HErsfna Wilson
in some OF her most popular roles, arrangements have
been made for the following
The The Third q u At rs q 4 FATsT I Ghs Garden scens'.
The Fourth ~ Act OF LA TRAVIATA.
With Miles T0RRiANI and CARY Sigs. CAPoUL. DEL
PUENTE, NANNETTI, &c. Also
MILE. IDA ROSBURGH
will make her debut In in America and will sing
the MUSIC LESSON from the BARBER OF SEVILLE
GRAND CHORUS AND ORCHESTRA.
Musical Director and Conductor Sig Z. MUZI0
General admission 81.
Reserved seats (all parts Of the house, 81 extra.
Seats at the Academy also at 70l and ia Broad.
way, New York
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o"'''"" SYNOPSIS
ACT !.
Scene 1.-The SubterraneAn Regions OF Badtcmpa-
The Hours Invokcd-Their Compact. Scene 1.-THE
Golden Valley-Humpty Steals Turnout from Central
Park and Comes to See His Bride. Scene IIi-The
pearance Of Herr Lind and Of tavorite R1GL SIS
Aessss GRxNb y BATLGT 6F fisrRuMENrs
invented and given under the direction OF the Kray
Brothers. Grand Transformationl Ia =
Scene 1.-The Celestial Kingdom of the Emperor Chang
Tu Whang-Great Rejoicing Among the People and Ar
rival OF humpty and OneTwo in Balloon to Join the
LA FETE DE PEKlNG,
designed by Kirafy."Ihe Pere du Hong Hong;" BY
CELEBkATED JACKLEY TROUPE,
concluding with Grand Lantern Festival by all tho char
acterS Scene I.-Outskirs Of the Cty-Humpty's Pam
oramic Voyage through the Burning Forest to the North
Among the Brigands and with the National Dancers
GRAND ITALIAN ADVERTISEMENT
TRE MARrEN FAMILY
I'm new md original yroiicnno Humpty at more mis-
'ns' nn1S TNExFEcrEb Sisi ilsf5 TRANSPORTATION. Fl
at the New York yacht race; -,
HUMPTY DUMPTY in NEW YORK. Scene IAN
Artists Studio Cutting Man to PIECES. Scene H.
Railway. Scene IVA Boarding House, with grand tab.
leau and TRANSFORMATION to Farragut lashed to the
snrouds. Scene last-Dark and Hideous Glen, with
change to the new and gorgeous transformation scene
THE REALM OF THE HOURS
GRAND MATINEE
THANKSGIVING DAY
AT ~ O'CLOCK.
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A UcTIoN sALE-PosITIvELY
% oS' sS we. Ct 29,yas fsdsns ss seventh
over 80 op worth handsems Household furniture con.
and brocatel Turkish Easy Chairs Centre and Console
- two magnrdccnt rosewood Pianofos,es
$1,000 worth mgor,es Pans Bropzes ,ne Oh Paintings
Books d % pHag Table saeb2srd Dining
and walnut Bedstesds Dressing Gases Bureaus ward.
robes Sngo pssges = & hair lana snd s
pes u a s S's or s sR az
'0Su'' ''A'' ~ RoBEsr Z. CABIN, Xuciioneer
A LBERT B. wALpRoY .AUCTIosEER
~ ~ R5 y sds !. f1s ss Church street
p Of snS Fl a GSs ay dining
boa,sekeeP,ns; also framed ShrSmos and EnsrayInss
and qs e9o odas IS
dow Shades. Pianos, Teas Counters, Desks, &c.
A UCTIoN NOTICE.--R. 4. HAZELL AUCTIoNEER
~ M THIS DAY Gucsdayl, Ncyember y.
a. 10y oci9ek s e our saesroom lis Chambers street,
Table and Pocket Cutlery, &C.. &C..
French Timed Ware.
large assortment Of first and second quality Goods
LOO screws Ratcie, Drills, 100 dozen Gle,
Guns. Chains Steel sash Weights, &c.
= R.T.. y. HAZEL lzSLi q CO., Auctionesrs
A RARE CHANGE YoR HousEKpEppps At
Tsns q sen S RiSas Sa.sGesp
Furniture contained in private residents VIZ" 'ies""'
~ Fast twentieth street near Broac,ay
VIZ, rosewood Planotorte, $3.50;
bedroom Suits, Mirrors Brussels Carpets on anu
lace Curtains single and double BcJstnads E,rsinss'
Wardrobcs, spring and hair Mattresses Lounges Clock
&C. &c; dining room, bedroom and Kitchen Furniture
Sale positive.
AT AUCTION TO TnE HIGHEST BIDDER. WE
IA shall sell this day uessayl, at Il o'clock The hand.
some Household Furniture IN the large residence s52
West Fourle street. between Seventh and Eighth an.
enues embracing parlor, chamber, dining room aud
Panoforte, cost $50 Carpets Mirrors Curtains Exten-
a. on Tables Chairs Beds an Bedding HAIR Mattrc sses
CHINA GA AMI Syeiwarc, beng The entire furniture
Of he four story house sers aud hon.ekcepers
Will peaSc take notice that every lot VIII be sold without
reserve. A. CALDWELL n CO., Auctoncers
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SALES At AUCTION.

A RCH JOHNSTON, ACC1IoNEER.-oFFICE AND
81 Nassau street opposite the Post Office,
Horse Auction BRANCH y 10 . Ihirteenth street -.
ARCH JOHNSON WILL SELL THIS DAY GUgsDA y
AND WEDNESDAY. AT HIS SALEsR0oM, 81 NASSAU
soRIMEST or MARBLE Goops VASES, CARP M RE Re.
FANCY GooDs. &C, JUST RECEIVED FROM ITALY.
The New York herald., 1873-11-25

ADJUSTMENTS.
OLYMPIC THEATRE,
No GA Broadway.
Open 7:l6 Curtain O'Clock Panic prjses
GRAND DRAMATIC REVIVAL
Ovation to the worlds favorite,
EDWIN ADAMS
Brilliant reception. Crowded house.
The grand poets ideal Of
ESOCH ARDEN
realized in Americas greatest actor.
Lovers OF the intellectual poetic aud pathetic drama
wild with enthusiasm. Critics pleased and the public
fascinated.
Nine JULIE MARGUERIrE'S charming Interpretation
OF TENNYSoNiS GLORIOUS POEM
will be repeated. with powerful cast startling scenic and
musical effects and touching tableaux, every night
WEDNESDAY, SATURDAY and THANKSGIVING
MAT1NEES.
Prices down TO panic standards
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BOARD AND LoDGIAG WANTED.

BOARD WANTEn-Bf YOUNG GENTLEMAN, IN
ID private family no Doar.iing house keepers need
answer location above Foreth street between Third
and Seventh avenues above Sixtyxth street, terms
mdst be reasonable. Address NJ. A. e., Herald Uptown
Branch office.
The New York herald., 1873-11-25

IN wAyERLEY PLACE, NEAR BROADWAY
III Handsome Rooms, SIS SIS. $40 and $23, Tor
persons with Board steam heat children. Also
table Board 81.
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ANIUSE EgIENr..

RRo0ApWAYoT THEATRE. 72s AND 73o BROADWAY.
Reserved seats ooc. ana ~ extra Family Circle. a0c,
FAREWELL NIGHTS OF cARLoTTA LIE CLERco
.."THE SPECIAL OCCASIONS Of the week at this house
are to be the GRAND EXTRA MATINEE on THANKS
GIVING DAY. tho FAREWELL BENEFIT OF MISS
LIE cLERco on FRIDAY EVENING and the FARE
WELL MATINEE on SATURDAY.
cARLoTTA LIE cLERoo wILKIE ElI,s,ll.,;nS, COLLINS,
MERCY fsiERnrck rnH fnp NEW asS"SitsSH SHdDSLGN
Seats may be secured in advance;
ALICE buSSiNG. ''''''' ; A '''''S'''
RO0TH'S THEATRE. LESSEE, j. b. BOOTH.
LAST WEEK OF MR. EDWIN BOOTH,
x,oSn who will appear on
Nrsanhy MoNpnY ANP NYnsryas oTHELLo.
WEDNESDAY EVENING, IAGO.
Friday AND snYLocK.
SATURDAY MATINEE NOVEMBER FIFE z 4fhasann At lsa
Mr. EDWIN BOOTH as........."~. m rrrsHdu,o sHd
On "ssR$E a EEESi$s A R;S;$ssi ''
secured in Advance the hS@trs and at the
Union SQUARE THEATRE.
proprIetor. tor......."..........Mr Mr.. SHERIDAN sHooK
SECOND WEEK. 5S 4Af GSsha,Sa s Il FAIRY DRAMA
whIsS sSoHSSas HStT!rs'rS@iRs sreaRss It's
y Nj; clara u Ne ssrF; psFi
oss sfG"SSass$ s WICKED
Slaxten, Miss Maud eranssr,, Miss Miss
is' Mr. sE Mckee kssS RANKIN ms and N Tspaaf saaf
GRAND MATINEE ON THANKSGIVING DAY.
ON MONDAY, DECEMBER /,
AsTRAY,
DION BopGGcTcAuLT,
xs ss.
Barroushs Montgomery and Stuart Robson viii appear
NEW FIFTH AVENUE THEATRE
Wes street neS to SSd
DAILY hegs tns completion q, the ss
DH f9S COM
WEDNESDAY NIGHT, December 3. 1873
The inaugural entertainment VIII comprise an oRIGI-
M5n ffJpEEsi 's1 'nn %
expressly for this comPa1yT 9y AT JAMES AbERA4
The box shee. for the FIRST NIGHT will be opened as
Selqsf sale seats isS al shs Other nights
ing, Dec the box oS$ssSiSsFEgsS new theatre
Admission, 81: Orchestra and Balcony Chairs 81 So:
circle, rs cents; Family Circle Sofas 30 cents Pro-
sccnium Boxes holding five seven persons. SIS and
$l2; Parquet Private Boxes, $40.
WOODS MUSEUM JOHN E. OWENS.
w. ENTH UsIAsTIC sDCCEss.
EVENING AT 8, AFTERNOON AT q
The eminent Comedian The charming Actress
Mr. JOHN e. OWENS LOUISE HAWTHORNE
and his own in the Drama OF
Dramatic Combination, LUCRETIA BOKGIA,
in the Comedy of concluding with
VICTIMS, the laughabe
The New York herald., 1873-11-25

Eth AVENUE. FURNISHED SUITS OF APART
y ments 10 let with priyac table ony Tor the
or year witt private service for each family all con
<euiencca- vS. crences.
The New York herald., 1873-11-25

q WEST NINETEENTH sTREET-CoMFoRTARLE
- Rooms, singly or en- suite, TO let with Board at re-
duced prices,
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I 9th STREET, 229 EAST.--ANY PARTY DESIRING
L. u handsomely furnished back Paror, with all con
veniences and good Board. will ind very desirable
at the above number.
The New York herald., 1873-11-25
JOHN E. OWENS.

UOf1N y. OW EN- Se
[C Success.
AFTERNOON AT 2.
The charming Actress
LOUISE HAWTHORNE
in the Drama Of
LUCRETIA BORGIA,
concluding with
the laughable
Comedy of
POOR PILLIC0DDY.
The New York herald., 1873-11-25
WINTER RESORTS.

AT THE RIVERSIDE HOUSE, FOOT OF l52D
"A street and Hudson River, you procure elegant
Accommodations at panic prices; IL trains daily from
Thirtie.h street depot,
DoYAL VICTORIA HOTEL NASSAU. n. p, BAHH
IN mas, open for the reception OF guests Persons
desiring to escape the rsos Northern winter can OBJ
tain circular containing f information by addressing
JAMES LIDGERwooD. 75s Broadway.
7. j. poR ER, Proprietor.
The New York herald., 1873-11-25

RRoApwAY THEATRE. 72s AND 73o BROADWAY
- beeins ~ q Admission 50c
RESERVED seats ooc. ana s extra Family Circle. 40c
The New York herald., 1873-11-25

10 LAFAYETTE PLACE, CORNER OF FOURTH
i = street-Nicelv furnished Rooms with Board, on
the reasonable terms
The New York herald., 1873-11-25

Eth AVENUE, no. 2el-oNE FLOOR, HANDSOMELY
ID furnished with Board also very desirable Rooms for
single gentemen; reIerences required.
The New York herald., 1873-11-25

no SINGLE OR MARRIED GENTLEMEN.-HAND-
i soIncly furnished Rooms, with without Board. in
a ceutra location. LtDlNE CO,
81 Prince street, three doors from Ball Blacks
The New York herald., 1873-11-25

-TH AVENUE 224-DEsIRABLE, LARGE FUR
y ptshcd Rooms en- suite or sngly with without
Board on second door also other Rooms references ex-
changed.
The New York herald., 1873-11-25

1AS FIRST AVENUE BETWEEN TWENTY THIRD
1EUO aud Twenty-fourt streets Furnished or unur
nished Rooms with or without Board.
The New York herald., 1873-11-25

d : TO 81 FER WEEK FOR COMFORTABLY FUR
sr,) nshed Rooms. with Roard; house modern; loca
tion central and convenient 10 cars. 90 Christopher
street Bccchcr
The New York herald., 1873-11-25

yHrANTED-BoARD FOR GENTLEMAN. WIFE, IN.
w FAINT and nurse one large Room and one hall Room
ad dining sunny between Fourteenth and liiti
eth streets price not to exceed $50 per week Address s.
Herald office
The New York herald., 1873-11-25

10 EAST TWENTY THIRD STREET -RoUMS, WITH
Il - Board, singly suite, second, third and
fourth 1oors location central and the most desirable in
The New York herald., 1873-11-25

TTLASKO'S DANCING CLASS FOR GENTLEMEN
commences Monday, December j. at his new hall In
Fortynfh street. near southeast corner OF Broadway
The New York herald., 1873-11-25

XITANTED-BoARD, IN RESPECTABLE PRIVATE
w family not above Fifteenth street Tor gentleman
his wife; terms not TO exceed si2 week only 9rea
fast tea for the gentleman Address suho. Herald
OtAee
The New York herald., 1873-11-25

yxrANTED-BoARD BY A GENTLEMAN AND WIFE,
w between Twenty-hird and Forty second streets,
and between Sixth and Fourth avenues; strictly pri
yate family preierred references exchanged Addre IS
CAIHDI n box ia Herald Office
The New York herald., 1873-11-25

DERMANENr BOARD wANrEp-FoR A PARTY OF
i five adults child and nurse. Address, stating
terms particulars, w. ID. c. IL John street.
The New York herald., 1873-11-25

Tuesday, Nov 25 ana EVERY NIGHT AND SATURDAY.
MATINEE, first times any stage OF new and origna
Fairy Extravaganza and grand trick and Spectacular
comic Pantomime, by Mr.. g. L. FOX, entitled
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1873-10-09
THE. PROXIMATE FUTURE
OF NIAGARA $50

Professor Tyndall thinks that if
the rate Of recession named by Sir G..
Lyell, a foot a year, was correct. in
5000 years the horseshoe Falls
would be..far above Goat Island, and
the American channel would be drv.
Prof. Holley showed that Sir Char
les rate was the result of coniect-
ure founded on a guess, He also,
by means of the most trustworthy
data we have since the commencement
of the historic period showed that it
would be more than twica that length
Of time before the falls would recede
a mile. He also described the for.
nation of the bottom of the river
the course and depth of the differen
currents and the locations of the bars,
all of which indicate the American
channel would never be without
water. @
Professor Tyndall thinks that the
depth OF the water will determine the
course of the chasm channel as the
gorge recedes, and the rate of exca-
yation. Professor Holley cited the
physical facts which tend to prove
that it is the character of the bed Of
the river, the harder or softer nature
OF the material to be broken down
that will decide these points. He
particularly noticed the fact that the
Falls were constantly diminishing
IN hight as they receded, until they
reached their present site, " here the
river makes an acute angle with it,
former direction. This was necessa
rily the case, because they were re
ceding in the line Of the un
DERIVING rock. They are now rails
ing on the dip, and will be fifty fee
higher than now when they are twc
miles up stream. To this bend IL
the river we owe one of the mos
beautiful features of the great cata
ract-the rapid above the Falls.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1873-10-09

A SwooNING EPIDEMIC Hampton Court
chapel was once the scene of singular
epidemic. One Sunday a youthful beSu-
ty tainted, and the handsome Sir Horace
Seymour carried her out. Next Sunday
anothey young lady was similarly a. :
tackled and Sir Harace with like, gal
lhD try, spraug to her relief, And thus
the epidemic went on. On successive
Sundays successive youthful beauties
ia nted, and the handsome Sir Horace
carried them out, till he pot tired Of
bearing such sweet burdens. An an
nouncement was made that In the future
all swooning nymphs would be carried out
of the chapel by the sexton, whereupon
the malady rapidly disappeared
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1873-10-09
SUN-FTSHING ON THE COAST
OF IRELAND. u

At4 O'clock next morning wa
lawoke by the noise of many voices
and the trampling Of many feet OIL
deck. We had time to take plunge
into the pellucid water while the
anchor was being weighed, and at 5
A. NJ, we were standing for Achill.
the yacht leaning over to a pleasant
sailing breeze, and showers of liquid
sapphire leaping from her bows.
Moore was right. There is nothing
| like sSthe wild freshness of morning"
The mists were lifting from the
Head, and as the dense curtain roll
ed up the mountain, peak after peak
started into view, fiecked with gold
and purple, softened with shadowy
grays, until at last tho whole noun
tain with fits stupendous cliffs emery
ell, fresh and smiling, from its morn
Ing bath OF cloud.
On board all was animation. The
promise of a glass ofwhisky to the
happy man who first would sight a
sun-ish put all on the gati vive.
Fourteen pairs of eyes were straining
seaward some had swarmed up the
shrouds one had taken possession of
the cross-trees while another calm
ly lay across the gait, and held on by
the peal. halliards. Nothing could
have been more picturesque than the
appearance of the Water Witch and
her motley crew. The islanders,
habited in their homespun white fan
mel, with Kilmarnock caps, were in
every conceivable position on deck
and in the riggin-their anxious,
weather beaten, deeply-scarred faces
looking as if they wore masks made
of the covering of bullock-trunks.
Yet they were kindly faces withal,
and looking as if the owners could
be firm in friendship, and as fierce
in hatred. motif
We were bowling along merrily to
the southwark, Brown and l sitting
comfortably on the weather.side,
chatting over our prospects of sport,
when shrek from our friend on the
gaf attracted our attention. With
an exclamation in Irish, he precipita-
ted himself forward, as if he had
been bitten in the rear; down the
weather lift he swung like monkey
and bounded on deck from the boom
to claim Lis glass of whisky: he had
sighted fish In the twinkle of an
eye all was changed downward
swarmed the men from aloft some
rushed aft TO haul in the large boat
towing astern, and all was confusion,
every man speaking in Irish. Until
| heard the language spoken by ex-
cited natives never knew how fast
man could speak, yet make himself
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