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PhIIaIIsiN6ia TFnni.

PHILADELPHIA, Febfuary 9-Wool; fihC
quiet but hf1nef; medium, active, higher
and scarce Ohio, Pennsylvania and West
Virginia Xxx and above 65a5Gct X &c;
medium 66A57 ISc; coarse 6Oa52 We; New
York, Michigan, Indiana and western fine
49a52c; medium 65a56c; coarse 5Oa52c;
combihg washed 6Oa87c; do unwaShed A7c;
6ne uhVASbed Qba37c: coarse washed al
Sci tub washed 56aeOcj extra and metlno
pulled 45a50ci No. l and Iupettihe pulled
ikAl5a
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YESTERDAY was almost spFing.like
and the snow and Ice disappeared rapid,
ly under the warm rays OF Old Sol, Il
6. h, made his appearance as expected, he
had no difficulty whatever in observing
his shadow. According to tradition
therefore, wo may expect his hogship to
retire to his hole until six weeks Of win
ter weather have passed.
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Cihcinnnti.L

CtSCtNSArt, February 2,-SCottoa quiet
al 14Hc. Flour steady and ID moderate de
nahda Wheat, demand active and price,
advanced red $1 0sa1 12. Corn steady d
Gea87c. Oats steady at 6Sa62c. Rye dHll
al 81 %. Bailey dull and nominal OH
unchanged, Eggs quiet al Zoe. Bnttef and
Cheese firm and unchanged. Pork firm
al Sl9 90. Lard steady and In moderate
demand; Atean iSiEc; kettle l4at4Ne. Bulk
Meats ii good demand and held higher,
shoulders 95la7c; clear rib oHa0Sc; eleai
qXai0c. Bacon ffmef 1ON, Tx and 12c.
Green shoulders sold At 8H, OK and Q jIc.
Whisky steady and in moderate demand al
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WAR, D8pAEfMgNf,
,OE51cR oS filE CtiiEy sI1SlL U1TitER,
WARRINGTON, D. G., Fob. $3.50 Pm.

WAR D8pAEfMgAf,
,OTT1cE oE ftlE CtiiEy sI1SlL UTTtcEa, Z
wAdttS0ToSi D. G., Fob. 2-s;So Pm.
PRo1ABtLtftES
For the Tennessee and Ohio Valley,
failing bAt6ha6ter, southeast winds and
rain, followed by hofthwestetly winds,
sleet OF snow and lower temperature.
For The lower Missouri and upper Mis-.
sissippi Valleys and Northwest and lakes
Mickf fgah and Superior, 4 high barometer,
low temperature, fresh and brisk north!
etly winds, cloudy and snowy weather.
AFot the Lower Lakes and Lake Huron
falling barometer, higher temperature,
southeast 10 northeast wind, with rain
OF snow. .y .ls
For the Middle and Eastern States,
falling barometer, eastetly and south.
eastefly winds, stationary ot higher TEN.
petature threatening weather followed BY
rain Of NOV.
The lower Ohio and lower Mibsitsippi
will probably rise Allehtly.
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new YoRE, February 2.-Thefe was a
iAif package iIiovementiE doniestic cotton
goods, print, glnghAniS and hosiery. Cotton
goods arm In titSt hand1. Jobbing rates
advancing. Fine brown sheetinga and me.
dium bleaehed shittinga active. Light
pfinGa In better request by Southern buy.
et5, Fancy cAbsim6tee, worSted coatlhgs
aud Jeans Ia tteady demand. Linens,
white good. and Hamburg etnbroidefieS ii
improved demand,
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svsAN DES1S.-ThiS tayoFite come.
dienno, supported bya talented company,
will commence IN engagement In the
Opera House Tonight in a new and at
tractiyo play, entitled "LOSt and Won"
Miss Denin,we believe, has never appear
cd in this city, but she brings with her
many favorable press notices. During
her engagement Miss Denim will appear
in several popular pieces. -
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THE Minnesota House Of Representa-,
tivos has adopted q series Of resolutions
calling upon Hon. Wm. s. King, ex.post
master Of the House at Washington, I!
appear before the Ways and Means Com
mittoe, and explain his connection will
the Pacific Mail subsidy business ant
failing to do so to hand In INTERROGATION
aS Congressman elect to the Governor
King III is reported, has anuounccdAis In
tintlou to appear before The Committee
atsOme remote time, aud testify as to hil
connection with the distribution Of the
Subsidy. haf
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NO. lS9.
Philadelphia.

PHILADELPHIA, February 2.-Flour quiet;
super6ne s. T5a4 90; extra siR4 80; high
grades 50 25a7 %; Wheat dull; red 81 lsa
%; amber 81 22ai "a. Rye at 9Oa92c.
Corn in better request and hrmer; yellow
77a7Sc; mixed western 77a7sc. Oats allow;
white 6la65Isc; mixed 6Sa65c. Provisions
active. Pork, $40 5Oa?O %. Lard steadya
l2I6alAc, Clover Seed in good demand at
9XallAC. Petroleum firm; refined 12Aa
l9jfC crude in bbls Ohc; in bulk 69c, But.
ter, better feeling; New York and Bradford
county choice S7aSSe, Cheese firm; New
York fancy 16&al7c; prime l4Nal4ISc,
Eggs quiet, 2OaSOo Whisky quiet, 97c,
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ADDITIONAL LOCAL.

We are informed by Capt John Bags
Vice President Of the Mexican Veteran
Association in this Congressional Dis.
trict, that a meeting Of the veterans viii
bo held in Washington on tho ga inst
Arrangements have been made for hall
fare tickets to Washington.
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TOLEDO, February 9,-FlOur quiet aud
unchanged. Wheat steady with moderate
demand; No. 9 white Wabash seller Febru-
ary 81 l5; No. white Michigan 81 10;
amber Michigan cash and seller February
81 OK; seller March 81 10; seller April
81 124; No. 9 red 81 07; rejected red SOC;
No. 9 amber Illinois 81 10, Corn quiet and
unchanged. Oats dull but unchanged.
CloYOr Seel 760.
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BALTIMORE, February 2.-Flour Gm and
unchanged. Wheat higher; No. amber
81 20; No. 2, 81 49, No, / red 81 20; No.2
81 10. Corn steady mixed 7sIGC, Oats firm;
mixed western G6ci white G5c, lsye quiet
and unchanged. Provisions quiet and un.
changed. Butter steady and unchanged.
Coffee quiet but firm, lSAag0ISG, Petro.
leum quiet and unchanged. Whisky dull
and nominal, 96lSa97c,
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ABOUT 200 Russian Memo mites arrived
at Blrd.in.11and, Pa recently, where they
will be quattored until spring. The Ian.
castor Express says. Notwithstanding
Sunday was one Of the coldest days We
have experienced III many years, these
Russians sat out on their dOotsteps and
fences, smoking their pipes and discussing
the mildneVs Of the weather"
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RELIEVING THE DEsrTuTE.-The fol
lowing donations were left at the Soup
House Yesterday Eight hams, ]. W.
Boyd & Co.; ono load Of wood, Bailey
Woodward & Col two pair Of shoes and
two caps, Mrs, Cushing.
Seyenty-cight families Of 375 members
wcr6 furnished with provisions, and 159
meals were served ut the table yesterday
The total number ofmeals furnished yes
tGrday was 5SS. We are requested to an
nounce that bakers can got o fair price
for their stale bread at the Soup House
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JUSTICE GILLEsPY.-James Sauvageot
ontho 14th ult. complained before Justice
Gillespy that his brother Louis had
threatened to do him personal injury
Yesterday morning Louis was committed
to Jail upon city warrant, and tho war
rant for his arrest upon this charge Ia
now In tho hands Of Constable Bond.
Upon complaint Of James Graham
Jane Hopkins was before this Justice tC
answer charge Of "contcnding with loud
and angry words, to tho disturbance ol
tho public peOts.g The case was com
promised before coming to trial, u
Robert II. Carr entered an information
against Harrison Bistcl, charging him
with stealing eight picks, valued at s. %,
A warrant wns issued for the arrest oI
Listol. ..,.... .......
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Notice iq given by the Lighthouse
Board that Oh and after the opening Of
navigation Ia 1876 light will be shown
from the beacon recently erected near the
end Of the west pier at the mouth Of the
Couneaut River In Ohio, In place Of the
old beacon on the east pier abandoned.
The bill reported favotably from the
Senate Committee OH Civil Service and
Retrenchment to-day provides that
from and aftef The first day Of
next July all salaries exceeding 81, 200
per annum In all branches OF government
service, civil and military, shall DO re.
diced 10 pef cent ~ @
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FOREIGN NEWS.
ENGLAND.

LONDON, February 2,-The amount Of
bullion Withdrawn from the Bank Of Eng
land on balances to-day Is R6ls,OOO,
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CLEVELAND, February 2.-WhOat weak;
No. red held at 81 II; No. 2, 81 O4. Corn
dull and unchanged. Oats firm and un.
changed. Petroleum steady standard white
car lots 100; Ohio State test llci small lots
la2c higher.
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PITTSBURGH, February 2,-Wheat un.
changed. Corn car and shellOd quiet 7Sa
74c. Petroleum crude active at u 90 at
Parker's; refined 19hc, Philadelphia deliv.
cry.
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GERMANY.

BERLIN, February 2,-The UltramOn.
tanes have resolved to make the Bishop Of
Paderbora a candidate for Parliament
from BEiton, Westphalia,
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BRrpoEpoRT ITEMS. - Dr.. Capehart,
who has an option on oil the coal lands In
this vicinity, has been visited recently by
Q couple Of engineers sent out by New
York company 10 look at the coal lands
and to sec what sort Of u place Bridge
port IL for manufacturing purposes. The
result Of their investigations were highly
lattering to. Bridgeport. They said that
Bridgeport possessed greater facilities for
manufacturing purposes than any other
place in the United States that they
When We set our new railrOad, wBiA
has been iheofpSfaled uhderD DheS6Am bi
the PaiheSvillo 4 Bridgeport Marrow
Gaguge Railroad, OF which Bridgeport Ia
to 30 The terminus, and which we believe
IL to come down the creek, and therefore
open all the country back Of us and make
bridgeport tho shipping point for all
Eastern Ohio; and when we get our gas
works, which d New York company Ia
going 10 build and furnish Us with gas 90
cents cheaper than they get In Wheeling
and also our window glass factory, which
- 10 DC pullt early ~ wv HPLriiEEb w VIZ
have n city which will leave Wheeling far
In the shade.
The peopleoi Bridgeport have been en-.
toying SOME very fine 'ileighihg recently,
but owing to the action Of the sun and the
coal wagons there Is scarcely any Of 1t
left. no ~ "" E l7'' VI"
Tho policecOur Is o remarkably quiet
institution Just now, fact which speaks
we'll for the general order and 1uistneSS
Of die citizens. y" i' "I'''
Tramps have been bcatco around here
lately, and we have come to the conclu-
sion TINT they have all migrated 10
Wheeling, where they ato ready 10 lay
their ha1dS on any loose article, aud
where they are sure, Of one or two good
meals diy froth that great and good In
Stitution, the Wheeling Soup House.
CARRohUS.
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!RSMENTs-stron and higher

NhILhOhu bUNub-AutlFu uHu HTHlj ef
pccially for Pacific.
sToCKs-The market was active aud
strong during the entire lay, with the sin.
gle exception Of st. Paul, which was dull
and heavy at 37XaSSc. The Advance for
the day ranged from u to l94 per cent, the
features being Northwestern, Pacific Mil,
Union Pacific, Lake Shore and Wabash,
Pacific Mail went up on report to the ef.
feet that negotiations were pending which
were likely to be successful between the
Pacific Railroads and the Pacific Mail
Steamship Company for the exchange Of
frelgllts, The market closed active and
strong at the highest figures OF the day,
The transactions were $4,000 shares, Of
which 10000 were PaclhoNail, $4,000 West.
crn Union $4,000 Northwestern common,
1000 do preferred; 1900 Rock Island
e,OOO ST. Paul common, 10000 Erie, 2s,OOO
Lake Shore, $4,000 ohioS, O,O0O Wabash and
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
BY TELEGRAPH,
New York Money and Stocks.

NRw YORK, February 2,-MoNEY =
2a2k per cent, Prime mercantile paper
4a6 per cent,
STERLING EXCHANGE Strong; S4.S6K
for 90 days and sOIla4.sON for sight,
GoLD-StrongI opening at 11S14r fell to
llS1f, rose to 1l4IS, and closed atll4. Car.
ryinE rates lag per cent and fat The As.
SlStspt Treasurer disbuBOd S6l6,O0O, Clear
ings, S56,0OO,000 Custom receipts $780,
900 Produce exports for the week, S5,d7Q,.
600, ''
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WASHINGTON.

DELIVERING MAIL ALONG THE Atssts-
,s#,. s1Pri.
WASHINGTON, February 2.-The letting
Of contracts to steamboats, for delivering
mails along the Mississippi river 10 en-.
gaging the attention Of the Postmaster
General, who intends to treat only with
people actually interested. He Will not
lrnnk with tnihdln man ~ Il
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sENATORIAL ELECTIONS.

wTscoNs1N.
MILwAuKEE, February 2,-on tho
eleventh ballot for United States Senator
the vote stood: Carpenter SO, Bragg SO,
Cole II, Halletou 2, Ahsent2,
WEST VIRGINIA.
CrNcrNNATI, February 2.-At Charles
ton, w. Va, to-day the ballot in joint ses-
sion for United States Senator was as
follows; Walker 20, Camden 22, Swami
10, Brannon u, Price Is, scattering4.
"A fire at Fort Wayne Ind, on Tues
day morning destroyed Wheeler's fur
niture factory and four barns, Loss
$4,000, Partially insured,
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A MEETING OF THE sToCKEIoLD.
II ElIS Of the Fire & Marine Insurance
Company Of Wheeling will be held NJ the
office Of tho Company February 18th, 1875,
for tho purpose Of Clecting BOnrd Of Di.
rectors and taking into consideration the
prOprlety Of making application for new
charter. c. II. COLLIER, SGG'y.
WHEELING, january Z, 1875. jams
HA1R WiRNING,-ALL PERSONS
L knowing themselves indebted to D.
SchAnbra, or 10 The firm Of D. schambra 4
Sons, arc requested 10 call and settle their
accounts. Ali notes, due bills, book 40.
counts, &C., not settled on or before the let
day OF February, 1875, will bC collected by
law. All persons having claims against tbs
will present them for payment at once.
u. sClTkMBRA & SONS,
jNn5s Merchant T'ailors.
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The undersigned will continue the whole.
sAle and retail business Of tho Wilson Shut.
tic Sewing Machine as heretofore, at the
old stand, 1926 Market street.
ie2h A. II. LEYDA.
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NOTICES.

. . -
nIssoLUToN,
Tho firm Of Lcyda & Gaddls was on the
7th day Of january dissolved by mutual
consent. A. Il. Gaddis retiring. The ac.
counts Of the lRte firm will be settled by
A. Il, Gaddis ut bis Music Store, No. 3S
Twelfth street. A. H. LEYDA.
A. Il. GADDIS.
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youngest son or John and Katie Shocks aged years.
months and 3 days.
invited attend the funeral Tuesday october o AZ two
O'Clock NJ, from the residence Of his parents ooo
Grand avenue, Brooklyn.
SMITH.-On Friday October l, ELIZA, rehct OF Gap
tain Thomas Smith, formerly OF Harlem
Relatives and friends Of the family are respectfully
invited TO attend the funeral from the residences o her
son. Andrew j. Smith, 2l8 East Seventy ninth street,
on Monday, 4th inst at ten O'Clock A. M
SPAuLDING.-Suddeniy, on Saturday, october z, Gen
The funeral services win be held this Monday after
noon, at two o'clock at bis late residence No ~ west
Seventeenth street Relatives and friends 1.-THE family
are cordially invited To attend.
STANcLFF Friday, October |, Of Brights disease,
in the 54th year Of her age HARRIET NJ, beloved wife
Of George StancIiG
Relatives and friends OF the family respectfully
invited TO attend the funeral from the Church OF the
Holy Trinity, Forty second street and Madison avenue,
on Monday, October 4, at two H. M.
STEELE On Saturday morning, the I'd inst,
OLIVER K. STEELE counselorat-law, aged AZ years
Personal friends and members OF the Bar respect
iuly invited TO attend the funeral this lMonday alter
No. 20 East Seventy eighth street
TAYLoR.-On Sunday, October 3, 1873, EDWARD 4.
TAYLOR, aged 48 years and days.
Funeral services will be held at his late residence, so
Cambridge place, Brooklyn, on Tuesday next at four
z. NJ
Auburn IN " and Bangor (Me,) papers please copy.
TIrUs.-on Thursday, September 80, OF pneumonia,
N. HALLoCK TITUS
Relatives and friends are invited to attend the fI-
neral from the residence of his brother n-aw, John
Hallock Drake SO Cambridge place, Brooklyn, Mon
day, October 4, at two O'Clock.
TRoY.-On Sunday October 8, WILLIAM d. Troy,
aged AZ years
The relatives and friends invited to attend the
funeral from his late residence 1896 Fourth avenue
Tuesday, the 9th inst, at fortyhve minutes past
twelve r. NJ.
WrrrE-In Brooklyn, on Sunday, October 8, ANNA
CATHARINE, beloved daughter of Frederick and Helena
Wltte, aged years and months.
The relatives and friends Of the family arc respect
fully invited to attend the funeral from the residence
OF her parents, No. $50 Hicks street. Tuesday,
October s, at two O'Clock =. NJ
WnLsoN-In this city, on Friday, September q IN
the cd year OF his age, THOMAS WILSON son OF DE-
James Wilson, OF Rye.
The remains were taken to Port Chester for inter-
menL
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BRUTALITY AT 1.-THE ISLAND"

A man. giving his name as William Warren, informed
HERALD reporter last night that having been sen
fenced September in the Court OF Special Sessions
to the Blackwells Island Penentiary for one month";
he suffered most brutal treatment at the hands OF
keeper According 70 his story he went three days be-
fore his time out to the keeper to ask him If he
could see the Warden to which the reply was made,
s'l'l break your head with club you -.n
The convict then turned round and in a
few moments after the keeper struck him under the
ear with an iron key and Knocked him down. In fall
ing he struck his head against OF the steps and re-
manned senseoss for minutes AS he fell the keeper
raised his club 10 strike him again; but Warden Fox
the head keeper said "My God that will do you VIII
Kill him y He taken TO his cell and the doctor sent
for On the day the convcts in the shoe shop re-
fused to work under the same keeper
The man admitted that he had served terms both in
Sing Sing and Jersey and made secret whatever OF
his previous life His appearance clearly showed that
he had very badly handled but whether not by
those at whose door he lays the iltreament is ques
ton that be answered by the Commissioners
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DARING ROBBERY BY A YOUTH.

Yesterday morning lad named David Rickert, re-
aiding Jersey City Heights, arrested by oacer
2runngs at the Sinclair House, Hoboken, a charge
Of robbery preferred by Mr.. Zabrske, who was in
company with him for some time in said place. Rick.
ert az favorable opportunity snatched from him gold
watch and cham valued at 5000 These found IN
his possession alter his capture The accused who is
only Is years of age arraigned before Recorder
Bohnstedt and committed in default of bail to the
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MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.
MARRIED.

RAHsEY-REMrNGToN- Wednesday, September
% by Rev W. II. Parmy, D. D. JAMES f. RAMSEY TO
EsTELLE, daughter OF William s. Remington, both Of
Jersey City n j.
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ABTUsE MENTs.

-----.--.--- AIUsEMENTs. .
OLrnrIo THEATRE.
:. :. /. !. F. F: II :.
T. E. F.. T + / E. {:
Mr.. JOHN F. MANAGER
ca 7lE FAMILY 71E1IHE. ca
624 ROADWAY
STILL ANOTHER GRAND CHANGE THIS WEEK
me original s ss W " Msns'AYpREws
The acknowledge champions 9n The paaygio,
Mr. J, NJ TURNER.
Or one week o Sly: 'G KATE oSoNS S
The Wonders THE g oSa hSG'i F4Ay The Champions
VIC oee. os-1uss.s " iii u e%R iIts@
--FREDERICK cARLo------t
-JA ,NNth elAI
------LEOTARD CARIO--------
carr, ,I.i- ,a.-S.7o-.
Thew are tie tonic of conversation ali over lie
city. 49,, ~, ,,,e,rrr ,o,,rn,s
MEssRs. HARPER \ sTANsILL
MIR. JOHN HART
in his great character SIMON Ct swrpEsY
IN ms im menpER Hunny SF THE' FOURTH WARD
r The ss Irish Vocalist LAX ond DspeoT npon
dance story rscy old soJ There is
Aono ~ ooHpAi' WI" MR mp PAr ROONEY
The favore and acgS9%gisAsd vosSslsis,
The famed Musical si N S and original anal rn@blcronc
new series Of seric Comic SONGS as By Is. ia vore,
soD,o no, NM, MISS ADAh hloH s,ass. ga
ooS new D SR T GEokGE kSiGa fa o'
1dI ne oynRis laN0r'e wrTrrAN vFsr
y. nth THE GoLoRED HAMIoW Sa,,o! sTvHs na
NJ NJ " Hl'i n Gabii M r E' 10 Goed1n
Mr. Wash l Norton Norton S Mr. @ I y, Reed,
NJ NJ Son " I ~ Trim NJ " Marin o'''
Mr.. a. " Marin III @finn ar a B @It;
Miss Lima Edwin Miss julia Coventry
Mas Ida , greenfield Miss Miss A Add F Esrwso
Miss Kitty Parker, Miss Nellie Calvert: l..
ma'ines' wi,n sogs : HqTsss glorious
SCENERY COSTUMES HSP NEW HFF 1SD
Dedrich Bimblebeck New YORK Dutenmsn .or.s rn,s,
r, 800 :. - : - MT. WIN. B Cabin
r r0a'''''''' D',,'' 'S s #: 4 " Reed
Tycoon sDsa oa,ragssqs osIa Mr. e YIN 5,an
Princess Fidgotee daughter Of the Tycoon
Eizicum Miss Pear! Thornton
ptneeoi Mss Ktv payrer
sOasa SySos1s ~ Msf ria Robinson
sEssfhs Tysco" DaasssT Must
Coas1An Extraordnary Reception scene Coast d Ja
IN sasa
ing Friend in Double Deed-Approach OF the Mogul and
Any IN Ss Veoa am
saaton Scene R French @ in the PLACE rn @
per MONTH The Gong The Ggns The GoRs7spesia An
Novel Sensation scene smThs Royal s New
DSteh1an Finds substate"Reef at the Last Moment
Another pa'h~"n in Japan
Doors open at Ia. Performance commences at III
Reserved seats II
Private boxes !: |, $40 > and >
MArINEEs WEDNESDAY AND SATURDAY AT .
Positively NO FREE LIST
S------------------ ---------------2
| yVALLAcK's
Proprietor and Manager. Mr. LESTER WALLACE
rhi, Theatre.
THOROUGHLY Rh Win oasa for 4 Ne HEDh0oRArED
FALL AND WINTER SEASON OF 1s75-7e
TUESDAY EVENING, oCToBER5
when will be presented for the
an original
COMEDY DRAMA
In three acts by Tom TAYLOR ESQ entitled the
OVERLAND ROUTE.
The SCENERY entirely new by Messrs j. CLARE
MATT MORGAN and II fSIIERWO0D
The MECH NIgAL APPLIANCES unpreccdent ted in in
OVERTURE and INCIDENTAL MUSIC composed and
arranged BY Mr IIlOS BAhEk, .
Tho FURNITURE AND APPOlNTMENTS all new by
Mr. b. DORRlNGTUN
The CAST will include nearly every member of the Com
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-10-04
DENTISTRY.

A SET or TEETH MADE IN THREE HOURS AT 1873
"A West Thirty street. between Sixth and Seventh
avenues Broadway mechanical dentistry CO.
rubber whaebone rubber gold aud patina Sota Plump
ers Regulators 4c Take from Grand street ferry
or Sixth avenue Broadway
hEWBRouGA- l2s Veal Thigty4ourth street,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-10-04

TIE GARMO'S DANCING ACADEMY HAS REMOVED
IL from No ~ Fifth No - West Thirty. third
street. between Broadway and Firth avenue.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-10-04
MISCELLANEOUs


EVERYBODY READS THE EVENING TELEGRAM
DELLHAM FARM-SPLENDfD NEwToWN PIPp1,
Il Apples or shipment TO Europe as presents Apply Il
X l. PELL.
The New York herald., 1875-11-07

Wednesday, Nov 10e5o lots ofmen's and womcns Cloth
ing. by order Moss Bros, Catharinc street
Thursday, Nov 1lOU lots Of woinehs OiothnE " oruot
nj. s. Madigan, Second avenue -,.,,
Friday Nov 12-5OO lots mems and women Ciothing oy
order John Martin Mulberry street.