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Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-09-15
AMBoY DIVISION.

FROM MARKET STREET FERRY.
Gccm'n for New York, via Sonth Amb9y, and ooin,
and via Jamesburg and Monmouth JuncuOh o.So
A. M, and via Monmouth junction ana fertn AM
eeSm. for New York, via Trenton, 80. 8. and 10,
A. M. IL noon, ., 8, 8, and P. M. For rrenton,a,
way Train for Burlington, $50 Z. N.
Way Trains for BordentoWn ana i;oV Il NJ
J or Kinkera Branch. 80 N, ana M
For Long Branch, $50 M and q M On am, a
f0r Hightstown, e.vO, A. NJ, ana l.SV, eSO' anu o.
For Pemberton, and Long Branch, and TucRerton
Railroad 40, l1.15 NJ, and 8. 10 T. M.
For Long Blanch Sunday, : 50 IN N sao Pm
For Atdford q, A. N Il 80 $50 ana = ~, M: land
For MI Holly and FembeIton. Q, lib, A. M aHm n
l9O, 8 is, 43O, $50. $50 Z. M. For MT. hoNy Su
M daily and l1SO 2. M.
Trains arriue 7hii ty- First and Market Strestsi-
From Pittsburg, $50, T.1b A. M, 80, I. NJ, daily
1920 sos A. NJ, lIS5 N except Monday FIon
Erie and Wtlllamsport 0oo m, aalyt eHSep iS.et,
buffalo and Niagara Falls, 1870 M naly eA, en-,
cent Monday. FIR IN LOCK haven, Blmlra anu
hiiamsport, 0, T M. From New YORK, lESo % %
10 80 IL 4b (Aens) M, IL To- II 53i 462O Up, 100
9.22 (KOns.l 10 ~, and II 40 M SunuaS "a 20 ~
$40, (s22 KeDs) 1920, l1,4b N, anu ~ 10 10
M. IRON Baston, PhillipsbuTg and ianlOertsne ~ ~
1r8s, p M; KensingIon Depot, ., lO.SI M 4 So'
pm. 40, ,,,.,,,r.
Sleeping car Tickets can be had at sol Cnes'nut
Street and Depot, Thirty Second anu MhtkeL oes
The Union transfer Company will call 1Or hnu
Iheck baggage from Hotels and hssiaencts' i ny
Cards and full information can be obtained ~ tlt
Depots and Ferry named above, and NJ the leho"'
ing ~, m, cbes,put street
TICKET OFFICES. 10: SIS Chestnut str street sci
E cor Broad Ches mn
A. ]. CAsSATT, General Manager. -.
my26 d. M. BOYD, JR, Gen. rass' Aseh'.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1873-08-22
j U l. Y

ID. B. Sheetz's
entire stock of Dress
Goods & spring goods
generally, all ofwhich
he is determined to
close out at any sacri-
flee in order to be rea-
dy for early fall trade
Read de Joilo,cing and compare ,oiM
figures go" are paying else~Lere:
Z lbs Crushed Granulated and Powdered
Sugar for 81 90;
s lbs A. White Sugar for 81 90;
Who can sell .you prime Porto Rico .Su-
gar at lie. +, but
+. b. SHEETZ2
Who can sell you Prime Rio Co6ce at
&c Jm
T.. II. SHEETZ2
Who ca" sell yo~ good Syrup by Me
single gallon at Soc, Lat
L. B. SHEETZ2
Who can sell you he best and pmrea
Coal Oil at Soc by tie single goHon, but
L. d. SuEETZl
Who can sell you good Tea at 25c per
quarter, Jm
E. Il, SHEETZ?
Who can sell yom every article al tie
Grocery line cheaper Man any other mar.
ket East OF Baitin, orc.
r. B. SHEETZ
Who sells La"rez u Cotton Mt 13c, INT
+. Il. SHEETZ2
Who can sell George Uashiagfon's Warren
As. and Oregon Ds. at l2!e, int
Z. B. SHEETZ?
REMEMBER, these are yard ,oide and
rery heaey.
Who sells a splendid gard oide Bleach
ed Cotton at l23c, Jut
Il. Il. SIIEETZ?
WHO sells yOu all kinds Of Dry Goods
as cheap as any retail CITY House.
f. Is. SHEET?
Who sells you C2ayh's Cotton at 6c ?
Who sells Pins at sc?
Who sells Needles at Sc ?
f. b. SHEETZ?
WHO keeps Me most complete stark Of
Hosiery, Chores, ,Scarfs, Lice CoUars.
Ties, Fancy Goods anil Notions generally
IN Ronlncy.
+. Is. SHEETZ?
Who sells yo~ choice Prints, ,rarrantcd
fast coIors, at 10c per yard, Int
E. B. SHEETZ?
Who sells you good style Ginghams and
fast cotors at lac, Jm
T.. B. SIEETZ?
Who sells go" beautiful PercoHs at 18c, /
Lm
T.. i. SHEETZ? |
VIC sells you choice Pqucs ot25c, Int
l.. j. SHEET?
Who sells Jou Beou'ilm Dress Goo2s at
25c, Jm
T. y. SHEETZ?
Who keeps Tie best stock If
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1873-08-22

DRUGS, PAINTS AND OILS, IRON.
Nails, SAHT, FISH,
ami ercry @j"g that is coHed Eoy, anil
seh' them cheaper than opgJo9y ehe ?
J.. y SHEETZ +?
Why rs Il that T. h. .SHEETz seHs
ere'ythj"g 50 much cheaper han onyJody
else ? bceouse he seH' Jar cash
WY is Il that T. b. Sheet. qe,s Nen
Goods egcry monh ?
Because ny seHiHg /or Cah he al,roys
has many 10 Juy aer oDcs rim
r. Remember ot his dote, Man 3Oh.
his Stuck has JHV bee, horopcbly yeHeued
4" all rs departments III dies nat de-
paul "po" ME old Jogje sytcno Of ppyclas-
ing stuck erery SIR n,optLs anal yupnjag
Il at one price ./or that tern, no ma,tlr
'ehat changes haee tahln place IN ME las
eyH markets.
CAL ANIL see MI his for yourself at the
oil Gibson Corner.
J. b. SHEETZ.
Romncy, Nay so, 1873.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1873-08-22

B1"A MINISTER had a Logroiu bis fami-
ly One Sunday, when he was preaching,
he happened to look in the pew where the
negro was, and could hardly contain him
self Ms be saw the negro, who could pot
read or write word, scribbling away most
industriously. After meeting, he said TO
the negro Tom, what were you doing in
tho church ? Taking notes, massa all
dc gcmmon takes notes Bring your
notes here and jet me see them Tom
brought his notes, which looked more like
Chinese than English Why, Tom, this
D. al nonsense q thought so, massa, al
the time you was preaching it "
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1873-08-22

INVEST VIRGINIA TO WIT AT rules held
w in the Clerks Office Of the Circuit Court
Of Hampshire county, on the first Monday in An.
gust, 1873.
Thomas French'S Administrator, Complainant,
rs.
Thomas Powelson, ct al Defendants,
In ChdpcerY iCih Attachment
The object Of this bill is TO recover Of the de
fendant Thomas Powelson the sum Of 500 90
with in tcrcst on six hundred a part thereof from
the 18Th day Of March, I5JS til paid, and with
like interest on 500 the residue thereof from the
Jet day OF June, 1907 till paid and the cost of
This suit-subiect to n credit. however. Of Sgtg
OF date the eth day Of Nay, 1896, and 10 attach
The estate or debts due the said defendant Thorn.
as P0welson, iu ibe State OF West Virginia
And IL appearing from affidavit fled in the pa
pcrs Of this cause That the said Thomas Powell
con doe not resilein the State Of West Virginia
30 t. ordered that be do appear here within one
month after due publication Of this order and do
what is necessary 70 protect his interest in this
suit.--1este,
CHAS NJ. TAYLOR, ocHo.
August 3, 1878
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1873-08-22

An Alternative and Cathartc, or Tonic and
Purge combined, for diseases arising from bsG
blood.
THIS preparation was established in 7sO. and
has now been prepared in ii9uid form for more
than IL years. In January or February. 1870
another party commenced 10 prepare a similar
article which is inferior TO the genuine and
which should not he mistaken for ours Ask
Tor CDR. FAHHSEY's Blood CLEANSER on PAS..
GA and accept no others
The Trade Mark or label Of the oldest and gon.
uine, is printed in green on yellow wrapper
having also the signature Of p. Fahtney, VI d.
Chicago.
"Dr. p. Falrneys HeaHh Mes,engsy5 pives
the history and uses Of the BLOOD CLEANSER. ies-
timonials, and other information, sent free Of
charge Address
DIR. Z. FAHRNEYS BROS. & CO,
WaVnesJoro, EFqatlia Coun,y. pa
ASK i9r 1T = !ahrney' Blood Cleanser and
CLEANSE YOUR BLOOD.
Sold by wholesale and retail dealers and by
GtLKESON 4 PATTIE,
ROmney, West w.
Also, by J. W. Blaker. Bloomery-Coo h
Horn, Capon Bridgc-Daniel Parish, Timber
Ridge, Frederick County, Ya.-Garvin Il Bro.
High Nicw-Bruce Gibson, Capon Springs and
Jericho hampshire county, West va. .
Mcdonald, Capon Bridge-SydnOr Mcdonald
Dale, Hampshire county.
THOS. II. =. ELLIOTT,
TroveliHg AgcaL
june 80, 1S71.-1y.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1873-08-22

Re0'SoNEnopy is advertising n prcpara-
ration which is warrcnicd to keep lady's
hand free from chaps. We know another
way. Lot Der dress in The present fashion,
and have it known that she has no money.
Chaps will let her hands alone very severely
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1873-08-22

E-V-A GREEN BAY man called a young
lady his precious darling little honeydew
of a blooming rosebud and then stood
breach of promise suit before he would mar.
~ her.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1873-08-22

Er Biddy-(to Pat, in charge of a diff
ficulty), Never fear, Pat ! Sure y'ave an
upright judge to thry ye.' Pat-'Ab, Bid
dy, darlin', the divel an upright Judge
want IT'S one that'll lane q little.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1873-08-22
2Atnits". III. .': :: :... ..'.,
AHuIna Misery.

Just PuJlished IN Sealed Enrelope. Price Gcts.
A Lecture on the Nature, Treatment and
Rodtcot cure Of Seminal Weakness, ~
Spermatorrhoo, induccd by SclCALuse.
HvotuHfary Emissions, Impotency Ner.
rms Debihy and Impcdimepts N Mr..
rioge generality Consumption, EpikeDsy.
AMI FUsj Mental ami Physical IacaDaci.
~, 6c.-By ROBERT j. CEL tER.
WE'LL, NJ D., Aptho, Of The screen
Booh," &c.
The ,corld-reHowned ouihor, IN his ad-
miraJle lecture, cicorly proges from his
o,oH eTperjcace hint ME airIm consequences
a. Scll-ALyse may be c6ccmolly remoyed
'oitom mcdiciHe, and widouf doBgcrons
surgical operations, Jougies, instruments,
rings, or ccydiah, printing ou niodc
NJ cWye NJ oRce certain anil cfccipaI, by
'rhich erery a6rcr, no matter iohothis coa-
ditfon may be-, may cure hjmseJ chcoDIg,
prjv0fcly, ami rodicaHy. rms ire
TIRE Will PROVE 4 BOON TO
THOUSANDS IND THOUSANDS
Sent Bdcr seal, IN piom cRrelopc,
10 any g9drcss, on NE receipt ofsic ceats.
or t'eo postage stamps, ~ addressing he
publishers.
AddyeW He Publishers,
CHAS. J G. KLINE & co,
l27 Boweyy, " T., Post Office Bor, 1 $50.
July IL, 1878.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1873-08-22
NORTH RIVER
WOOlen Factory.

TIVE undersigned, having purchased the Fac
Hammack, are now fully prepared 10 manufac-
ture all grades of WOOL into GOODS, viz.
Casstmers, 1iceeds, .Satti,tets, Fulted Lin.
seys, Blankets, Flannels, Linsey for
Dresses, Stocking Yarns, DC,
and have always on hand such above named
goods to exchange for Wool, and TO sell for the
cash on reasonable terms
We will manufacture Wool on the halves, into
such goods as desired. Also,
Carding, Pulling and Dyeing
done with neatness and despatch. AS we have
been engaged in this business for number Of
years, we are confident of giving general salts
faction. We confidently appeal TO a generous
public for liberal share Of patronage.
va WOOL received in exchange for GOODS,
at the market price, or the Cash paid for il if
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1873-08-22

E1-An Irish citizen, the other day, was
on the witness stand aud one Of the coun-
sci bad occasion to suggest 20 him that ho
was talking too much, when he replied, Il
am not talking any more than youare, sir
Yes, replied our legal friend, 'but an
licensed to talk You are, said Pat,
fWell, and I'm sworn to talk =
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1873-08-22

E1-An Irish citizen, the other day, was
on the witness stand aud one Of the coun-
sci bad occasion to suggest 20 him that ho
was talking too much, when he replied, Il
am not talking any more than youarc sir
yes replied our legal friend, 'but an
licensed to talk You are, said Pat,
'Wel, and I'm sworn to talk /?
E1-A PHYSICIAN living 10 Kansas was
badly hurt, the other day, by the cavipg in
of q we'll upon him. He should have at
tended to the sick aud lot the we'll alone.
Eg- Connected with the Warren Pres
byteriaE church, says the Louisville Cox
rier-Jouradl, on Nineteenth Street, be-
tween Market and Jefferson, is a flourish
Jog Sunday school, which, with most al
the Protestant schools in the city, com
menced on January LIST the study of tho
international series of lessons, beginning
with the creation of the World. The Sc
cond lesson was about the Garden of Eden
The teacher of the infant class, which mum
bers about a hundred boys aud girls, on
last Sabbath was questioning these little
ones on the previous lesson, to see how
much they remembered of what had been
taught them. As she went over the sue
cessiVe days of creation, obtaining very sa-
tisfactory answers, before proceeding to the
proper lessons for the day she inquired who
was the first man created, and adam was
the quick reply.
what was the next step in creation 2
asked the teacher.
Eve was the prompt reply.
Then one or two questions as to how
Eve was created, and for what purpose,
were asked and answered Then came the
next question:
what was the next thing created !?
Expecting, of course, that the Garden
of Eden would be the prompt reply, the
teacher was somewhat astonshed that there
was no immediate answer, but she was still
more astonished, and most effectually ST.
fenced for the remainder of the lesson, when
a little girl, smart beyond her years, spoke
up and said;
Il guess it was little baby
The class was promptly dismissed, and
we presume the child will be recommended
for promotion to q higher grade. The Joke
was too good to be kept secret, and hear
ty laugh was INDUCED in among the teach
crs when it became known.
sT A Baptist clergyman out West un-
, dcrtook to baptise his wife at an unseason-
able hour. He kept her head under water
too long, md now he has to be hung up to
dry in consequence.
EFA revivalist asked an African if he
had found the Lord. 'Golly,' said Sambo,
'am de Lord lost p
EE 'Biddy-Qo Pat, in charge of diff
ficulty), Never fear, Pat Sure y'ave an
upright judge to tbry ye.' Pat-'Ab, Bid
dy, darlin', the divel an upright Judge I
want. IT'S one thatll lane q little
E-V-A GREEN BAY man called young
lady his precious darling little honeydew
of a blooming rosebud and then stood
breach of promise suit before he would mar
~ her.
SD-A young lady in TitusviIle, whose
pa struck lie few years ago, and who has
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1873-08-22

EFA revivalist asked an African If he
had found the Lord. 'Golly,' said Sambo,
'am de Lord lost?
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1873-08-22

sO A Baptist clergyman out West un-
dertook to baptise his wife at an unseason-
able hour. He kept her head under water
too long, md now he has to be hung up to
dry in consequence.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1873-08-22
WIT AND HUNIOR.

Eg-A young husband calls his wife
Birdie, because, he says, she is always as
ISOLATED in his mind with a bill.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1873-08-22

ETA PHYSICIAN living 10 Kansas was
badly hurt, the other day, by The cavipg in
of we'll upon him. He should have at
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-02-17

AHGUsEMENTs.
WI sssss sgis Es. Ss4s N
MEa SaAsrRAU, Matinee t isr ),
will . wpe The po ss.SI young
urgent request Mr. " LITTLE.
NOSE. the new in sensation
the Local Drama of Dram" si% Ssifien by
o,cA entitled
.Y YORK R. ~ IN n lsss, FROM THE nor
of repiete
EHahS
Morning, at H. Afternoon, at 2 Evening, ats
BowwHMnEB 3. T EHEEIaH Manager.
rvh MGSp sGh HyF asSh rEn II sDzor
THE 9sGSsF THE
OR HAR Maa \ LIT LITTLE MsS ss6-PEEp.
ss aw Tsa 4
the most astonishing wonders OF the world.
the man with M snns u Ind %a the greatest
Leapers Tight Rope Performers, dancers, &C., &C.
PRECEDED BY GLORIOUS FARCE.
MATINEE aS Sss az s1s eE BaH
STH AVENUE THEATRE
Mr. M ma Ae Broadway Begins sDo Manage,
ALIXElli
THE GREAT EMOTIONAL sENsArIoNr
ALIXElh
W" 9Th ALIKE MATINEE SATURDAY next,
at half past one.
Mr. DAILY bcgs to announce that owing to the con-
tnucd demand tor places to witness ALIKE which has
been unanimously praised by the press and public a.
cmbodying
The Perfection of Dramatic Representation
All novelties and CHANGES OF PROGRAMME wiz
be POSTPONED FOR r HE PRESENT and ALIKE will
be acted EVERY EVENING, INCLUDING SATURDAY:
and Seats may be BY
GRAND OPERA HOUSE. BEGINS AT ~.
~ West Twenty third street. corner of Eighth avenue.
MONDAY EVENING February 1ry H. IT, '4-'ss-
LAST NIGHT Or
THE CATARACT OF THE CANOES.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-02-17

TUESDAY NIGHT,
February 49, 1873,
AND EVERY EVENING UNTIL FURTHER NOTICE.
win be produced for the first time in any theatre to-
erestins Kaiedoscopc Drama. four acts eleven tab
eaux and transformation, BY Mr. AUGUsTIN DAILY au-
thor Of "Round the Clock" "Under the Gasightn 'D.
yyorce" Flash Of Lightning" "IIorkopn Leah The
Spectacular Folly, and enbelshed with some Of the
experiences Of Mr. MARK TWAIN embodied in his last
great work. the drama being wholly American in It's
ment extremely elevated In its moral and partcu-
larry comic from beginning to end, and is entitled
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-02-17

da of on S Sed r. Sls an
Sole Sss&ss ' the
'"'"'' Distinguished us 0An "00'
Sssa. Hhs y Hss'ss
ssAr ysos sns Ss and D....
Families; IN love with xniOSistta, but TOO poor
Mr.
%s fsgsss s
sns aS Ss MT BALE AshPi9 Of Jennings
Bar 80. = j. O. Golden
The S%s, 1ssi descendant
na arts ss@'f n sSS' Asaes
BE Ss p Boy s az ss Is HsI'oia%
o,s;I"a 'hs Maid Ss,4s ss,wasa
Mother Terror, the Opium Crone. Miss Annie YsamSns
Sr'an \" rogue newly arrived "'o''e ''ras Hyde
Italian Street cleaners Emigrans Of various i na
nns 1ep Ss Shoo Bs see Ban Marx
airy &C., &C., &c. :; BY the Chorus and xaxliares
nc '''''' sA BY The TEanea seed Harry Bassett J
The and s Ely Msw y g.
ropois would be II ali It's nhSbtans were resolved
to make It Arcadan Paradise transports the spec
neishborho9d to which the Star Of Empire has been
steadily making It's way ,cr,
Scene LA villa in the Grand Drive or Boulevard SEQ
Loss PIP lOooD [by Daytonl Chorus Happy Big Pipe
Dcss %na s
-Eopement extraordinary ana trouble in prospect
Brisk Morning at t s peeca @ IA Refuge
for Runaway Lovers-A Hint for All Contemplating
senSE G--Room No. 100 at the Metropolitan Hotel Cby
for Popular Aciressi
St the
seTsE w Glance at Castle Garden Qsy Dayton,-
His Leisure o Sa
v snd Fl e f PG TX
and Dance PSrers and brake
weather be fine, at 6oclossSr
SCENE 1.-The Red Dog Tavern at simpsons Bar Cby De
La Harpe)--A leaf from Mark Twai~-The Bully of tho
WHAT it SrSe clipping 1a esf
scsss ION the borders Of civilization by payton,-
Aubrey buys Mexican sS r plug and Macduie plays In
SCENE the foot the Rocky Mountain, aby Du-
lRs9 SsPs By
Derrnsers-injun Heap ft9sedii ''' " ''''' WIN
caa q he Sspsf o rn
schsrs Il, III, ~ aud yAn Elaborate Traasiorma-
0n Or M H;os sS St Ks FS1f psaS showing
By Mr.. George Heister)
MATINEE
RoUGHiNG 1T
NEXT SATURDAY, AT HALFPAST ONE
MRS f. b. CoNwAy's BROOKLYN THEATRE
wi LAST NIGHTS OF
DIANA.
WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 10. 1879
ALIKE.
GAN FRANCISCO MINsTREIs,
- corner Twenty eighth street and Broadway
Last week but one OF the present season. as they
mence e s rsSqaw HMsonb and sHdkts
SAN FRANGISCD IN, MlN ,sru
DIAMONDS
ABAD NIGHTS REST.
rh MIL 46M &s 81 J EIrk FF FArSs
IL want TO laugh come and see US
Begins ats Seats secured
INREE LECTURE ON FRENCH
today at ~ s MI At as TB1rroSSstway Thirty
Dramatic Readings
<vRAND OPENING AND BILLIARD ExuIpIrrov
Ut BY Messrs GOLDrIIwAIT, DEERY L GTILLETT.
IfBAiSs formerly fields F1c and pS Sosss ~
THEATRICAL AND
SHOW PRINTING
ESTABLISHMENT
HERALD BUILDING
BROADWAY AND ANN STREET
LARGE ASSORTMENT o. THEATRICAL.
MINSTREL AND VARIETY CUTS coSsrAyTLf
ON HAND
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-02-17

AMUsEMENTS
OLYMPIC THEATRE.
Mr.. JAMES E. HAYES 80. Sole Lessee and Director
MONDAY EVENING, FEBRUARY
and
EVERY NIGHT UNTIL FURTHER NOTICE,
Temperance Of
Mr.. GEO. L. FOX
and revival Of his Comic Trick Pantomime of
HUMPTY DUMPTY.
with new Scenery, Music Costumes and Tricks
q. L. Observation-Disclosures Clown
O. H. Pantaloon
W. Ravei... Harlequin Miss Fanny Beane columbine
BRILLIANT ARRAY OF SPECIALITY ARTISTS.
First appearance of PROFESSOR NELSON and SONS
in their classic rymnastic performances
First time of the RUSSIAN QUARTET late of
the Grand Russian Opera Troupe. First ap
pearance of ALICE and ADA MoLTENo Solo Harp.
lists and violnsts from London. Temperance of the
wonderful MARTENS FAMILY VENUS AND ADoN1s,
the charming infant velocipedists sgnor CAssELLr.
Wire Walker YyNocK AND SMITH, Skaters The en-
tire troupe of BEDoUIN ARABS ten in number. Master
LARGE AND COMPLETE CORPS OF PANTOMIMIsTs.
Those fayorite Gymnasts, the WILSON BROTHERS,
and ",d' Balcony s. 'f Pfras
F1NILS 'MAT AT s'" ON WEDNESDAYS AND
SATURDAYS.
Scale Of Prices to- Enthusiastically Circle soc. Dress
Circle and Parquet 75c children under IL years, &c.
TTNIoN SQUARE THEATRE.
Proprietor ..................,.Mr SHERIDAN SHOOK
Begins at s. saturday Matinee ct j So
Carriages s6 %hk Fl 0T %sE8 at lo'4o'
AND UNDIMINISHED SUCCESS
OF THE MOST WONDERFUL PLAY
ONE H fF TMh YEAR YEARS OLD
HOUSES ONE HUNDRED YEARS
CROWDED ut may safely y be accept
EVERY NIGHT Ts Il Ss Freneh plays we
WITH asement have AVE placed it, It on
BRILLIANT Of pictorial beauty that is
AND oSE aUSo oil A5caa GEARS
ENTHUSIASTIC Characters by Messrs.
AUDIENCES KAY, wELsH EDWARDS,
GEORGE PARKEs Il.
- MnG0SSppGG0oMMEEE E CL 4 IyTI
MATINEE CLARA JENNiNas. Miss
ON IMOGENE FOWLER.
SATURDAY. a TEAMED IA isf,S' c i siS ~ 81
AT sing BIRTHDAY CHO-
- RAIL- composed by Mr.. lis.
SEATS sAcGRE ADi ONE a pSi31 IN ADVANCE.
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Every Scene New. by. Mr. George Heister. Mr. Louis
Duaecq, Mr.. 1. seavey, Mr.. q. W. Dayton
and Mr. j. l.. De La Harpe.
New and Original Music Choruses &cby Mr. A. Predigam
New and Ingenious Machinery. Mr. Thomas Kelly
and Assistants
Elaborate Properties r. Robt. Cutler
superb Characteristic Costumes by. Mile Fhchett0
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THE BALL SEASON.

GERMAN LIRDERkRANZ.
VI. GRAND FANCY DRESS BALL,
AT THE ACADEMY OF MUSIC
THURSDAY EVENING, FEBRUARY ~
Tickets admitting gentleman and two ladies. price
SIS be obtained, proper Introduction from
Che members OF the society The boxes can only he
secured application 10 Mr.. Louis Grass 1856 Cham ers
street
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