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Los Angeles daily herald., 1875-10-08

SITUATION WAhTED.-A German
~ lady wishes situation to do housework
in n respectable family. speaks English
we'll. Address This office. oc5tf
Los Angeles daily herald., 1875-10-08
NEW ADVERTISER sRTS.
THE STAR FRUIT DRYER.

This Dryer commends itself to every person
who examines 1t. Every family who has an
orchard, vineyard or garden ought to have
one. 1t will supersede the canned fruit, as
fruit and vegetables dried on this machine
retain their freshness. and II soaked In water
thirty minutes before cooking they are as
sweet and fresh as those direct from the gar
den.
Now while there Is no sale for grapes, one
of these machines will be worth thousand
dollars on vineyard In making Raisins.
With one of these machines you are inde-
pendent of the local market.
CALL ON
j. r. B ERLY
B l.. p T. E L.
oc7 IT
Los Angeles daily herald., 1875-10-08

lkfANTEc,-A hay from ii TO 10 to learn
w The BiHGk trade. Wages-First
year $40 per month, second and third years
sl2, with board. Apply at shop, corner of
Washington and San Pedro streets
oc3 1wS Fl. SlMMONDS.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1875-10-08

OST OR STOLEN From the front of
. NordhDlt's store on corner of Los Ange-
les and First streets, on Saturday evening q
bay stud-horse, blind In the right eye, had on
a black saddle and silver-mounte cd bridle A
liberal reward Will be paid 10 the finder on
returning him to the above place. ocGlws
Los Angeles daily herald., 1875-10-08

WANTS-IOST-FOuND. D.

\AIANTED--By young man not able to
w do heavy work, light employment. Is
willing to make himself useful In most any
capacity. Has had experience as hotel
bookkeeper Address ~. C. b." HERALD
office. oc5 lwe
Los Angeles daily herald., 1875-10-08

SITUATION WANTED-By middle
~ aged American woman, MS hougekeeper
or for general house-work. Inquire at the i.n-
fayette Hotel, oc3 lw%
Los Angeles daily herald., 1875-10-08
It Never Changed Its Original Name,

And in showing from the best authenticated
public reports that 1t excels all Others for all
purposes, will only go back to the year 1871.
In that year the singer Mnfg. Co. sold
Los Angeles daily herald., 1875-10-08

TO lET.--A few pleasant rooms, with
board, corner Fort and Franklin streets.
Inquire at IS Main street. sea II
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-06-10

purpose do ones duty confers to wrcst happiness even
from the hands Of inexorabe fate. wish more books
published Of this order-so interesting az to CON-
mand the attention of the most stated nOvelreade ana
innatey pure that to read is 70 be refreshed ana
strengthened Estes Lauriat also publish new editions
in their peculiar ddanty paper covers, of Henry Kings
ley's "strctton,' and Of Elena" and "Atlerstone
ProIy."
And now. TO from poetry and fiction TO another
and romantic art must tell you about the sunp'u
cook hook by Mrs Elizabeth g. Miller, the dang-
OF the late Gerrt Smith. have never seen COOK
book such literal scale. II 10 great square voin'ne'
very handsome externally and fun inside of the poise
OF GOOD things come. II is entitled In the ktchch'
and 1t IL dedicated to The Cooking Class 0i the Young
Ladies' Saturday Morning Club in Boston Some 81 the
receipts French. German. MANY are from En-
gl,sh books, and many from WE'LL known American COT
ections. The valuable, perhaps, are those printed
here for the first time and taken from the written re-
ceib0oks Of families both North and SCUM Tor
their savory cooking Most Of these receipts have been
tested 10y Mrs. Miller herself This is book not Only 10
delight the heart of cpcure, but 10 console anu
strengthen the young housewife Ia whom her Kitchen
seems a bewil6erng wilderness. lee Shepard 40 Us
the good OF publishing this blessing to mankind
]. c. NJ
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-06-10

GAN DIEGO (CALIFORNIA) REAL ESTATE
- a rare opportunity for inyesaent scgethine for The
for instance city ia san Diego CAL well located sjn
ins railroad lands for $50 payable In ~ monthly ins
uons San the most enterrrsing and growing s.vrt
city the Psrie coast, poses.ng magnificent harpr one
The s world and the term sesTs
Texas Railroad lands were bon ght here7 am
for ne per which have ses been s0 Tor fl70J0 w
ont improvements. Fof parfcui,rs crll or address
NETWORK AGENCY, BUSH a CO.. - Oeyp.
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Cedebers.

A LII wanting TEACliFRS, Schools. or Pupils,
Amer. Educational Union, 1Si Rroaiwny, - J.
A thoroughly experie teacher in all branches
4 desires Address Box ~, Princeton ~
AN EXPERIENCED TEACHER of Modern
Languages, Draein nj Ienm,I'sin - open TO- new
enlargement. address, PliARM, 62 south 18th ave
" A MER. SCHOOL INSTITUTE" aids all
~ who want rOal Teachers; represents Teachers VINO
seek noatiOns general Educational business Estab
lishel 1870. IA Bond ST.. New York
FAMILIES aud SCHOOLS desiring competent
all depart mcDts win inl them by applying 10
Mrs. Nj rCiiELi- racieTs Bureau. ~ West sofia -
DRIVATE TUTOR, 10 years experience in all
1 desires eneagn,cnt box a. Princeton NJ
NHANTED-STrUATIO for five young
w wotnen graduates OF Claverlck College and HuGson
River Institute have received te degree OF Bachelor %
Arts prepared teach Engls, French, German,
Iat,I Muse Address AIONIO FLACk, PRESIDENT ClaVef-
aek, ny.
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AUCTION SALES REAL ESTATE.

Ry Richd " Rudd reforeeons lof ON west
aide OF Madison ave- ~ OF seventy hitst a~o
Box 100: i. o. Iaafnsber1y, fl3,1OD. ., -.
Meek, jr. q Bro sld on NE premises s,cSs
Lake View taffon ~ Patterson, Y. j., " lot. plcs
ranging Sl25 10 225 lot Total amount rAhe" WAS
s., los.
ices on Eighty third ST. east OF Forh ave-, TO juno H.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-06-10
OFFICIAL TRANSFERS OF REAL ESTATE.
NETWORK CITY.

nrssw. aSaa r. Of l5Sh s. ,ar 3, 81, 1Is sg
norseT along Of IN 3" 7,l T. 70 Pom s'HiS
S S an M r"fIcS G Ssr 10 M@. or
c2 Pax 5iaSe 1853 5o% Of cplss e os7
an L. Columbia oege to Matilda Mci'a"ahan "n' zoo
Na a Sa@sssS ss tySA, u B, i sSs 1885,
Pearl St 10 s52 s9xioo wineai TO - ooo
Prncesf >, Is # Of croshys 20aSios l. ,,o
sS His r. 80. 80 5.on" d ioasc 2sxo stnst
300 Jth ,OxlOO5; Margaret Iiorsan to I'm
sTa barr nfpFr'y MARY A. 1880
f1 81 ., ~. s5 " II, s st ssan ~ MORGAN $500
'in1 ,5au ; ." u 5000
srssu iaS 81 to annie r. Carmen 5000
o,a sFtr = = ~, NJ Kconev w $3.50
pyic f, Ysnry CO. o. We ~ W wr.in 900
r. Of I9tsfe i1JS, anne r carmen 10
Msr 81 III Korean, s g",ioo, ap'' 1850
Same properly MARY A. GREGORY 10 1880
200 It Of Avenue H. 10 sxIo22 Jennie on
wife Oh shepard TO Eh1aesh ~ lsggsII ,rev o''
fv,nss,n" place eas,. ry corner ~ lhst 27Gy67
4 IIIandreth The clsc ieica college, NJ T.. 20 oV
Same property, ~ ieey :" g \ M |'1'o
LnngoSe TO " !, = Kcnda 1000
Ls tx W = W. '' 1900
IISissonays - si2 n Of s5tls, soto7a same ooo
I4t.avc g y ~ IT ; II f2f-st. 1921 w SINCLAIR
(ref Of starr, mors S2I.5O0; interest from .oo
isI, ,,cs ai SoS II OF ' ~ 10000
Same properly MeDvihe'' % 'i.' a. 10000
ott.ave u " corner 34fh Il, 81 co. Margaret Hor.
gan 20 M.ry 4 Gregory I-.th Il, y ;, 100 - " ~
Ysy s;,r J., rart V'D 1860
sam" Sl Rroi" ry Ann'e 1890
ION w.,I.Its S9r"'f o'' 81 900
"a ACC VI 100 -, vc'rs, DeF "F g".' 400
otnavg :, e ri aoo snd yc@r s 1000
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Ncw publications.

NEW RATES or FOREIGN POSTAGE
~ Fun Table and Re sstons Just Issued by
nst(Jlice Department in UNITED STATES MAIL IN ID
pt,SrOPFI ~ ASSISTANT for June Ten cents per copy
year For sale al stand ~ Post ONCE or itss
~. = MAIL. E"x2 ,64I. New York"
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REAL ESTATE.

New-YonK, Wednesday, June o, 1875
There was but one sale ut the Exchange
salesrOOm to-day.
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Ghlnec5 for Business ttlcn.

Gblnrc5 For t}u5iNcss ttlcn.
4 DDTi'IONA capital procured for merchants,
Smtnuaetur,- and Others: ming ini.rt ss rn-goe
real oScill for huin h capital seeking
advised
0nar, ,llol Banseis. 10 Wall ST. sras
IL, III H. r,. Cracker BAKERY, 2Sj Ws>iVon- .Vc; rri1ss
4 tar,rt.n, Financial Bus Brokers' - broadway.
LNOi, SALE.-Third cash and real estate or
good MORTGAGES will purchase o: the best established
PRTNTNi OFFICES ia Ills city, ringin2. aili good
supply OF al god at cDnpe
hands into the business att nssi ad
,iI.-s L., BOX 100. 1r bInr Ollie.
7 ITERARY.-TO pUBLISHERS.--'Ghe owner
al nGueaii" Literary Weeky long established viii
list LIBERAL Advertising patronage, would
consolidate same Journal of Ike character AMI vauc
Address with entire confidence H. ]. r., Box 2Sl6 l.. O.,
y !.
yNO HOTEL MEN.-Wantpd, Il frst-cllss
Manager with S!1Ot0 "a &, 90 .asl; goad irb. iiGn ~
ample security {. II. OLIVER. l62 Brul,iWa AZ.
at'< Alilh -PARTNER DESIRED in we'll
TDs5seyOVs estshli-ld. remlnerafito husn.s- small
amount only required immediately. Folio 6JH HUNT ~
HAYNES, Brokers. 10,
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ITS.
SCHIIEMANNs TROJAN DISCOVERIES
~
3nstrurtlou.
For Bows and Xoan: Men-Clty.

COLUMBIA COLLEGE - Entrance eXainina-
- ucns- Candidate admission will the
Colleg,. and Madison FRIDAY, June ~
$50 o'ciUck Candidates for admission Ia the school
MINES received hour MON DAY. June
D. Registrars Oe In the school the COLLEGE green
H. A. r. BAHNARD liz d., President
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VERE. JOHNSON, jr., AUCTIONEER.
EEAt E5rAIE x Ggs .gs 81 EH SEsaT
HIGHLY IMPORTANT SALE
CILT-EDGED NETWORK PROPERTY,
IMPROVED AND UNTSPROvED.
BROADWAY AND FTFTILAVE,
BOULEVARD AND FTFfY-sEVFNTH-ST,
OTHER LEADING STREETS AND AVENUES
CHOICEST REAL ESTATE OFFERING EVER MADE
JEnE. JOuHsDr, IT,,
win SELL At AUGrloT a. ~ esIO'l on TUE.sDAY, June
following valuable New. York PROPFRrY:
.S Masnaen DwtLiSG o so1ia..
No 1T IA ~ nSI'n ,dr n, 0.gt w. q ft
ard the loc ton for business p"fr~s one N tina moss
Ninc'y per cni may mortgage Ave year, only
rrsrvsEvEvrH 1T: and TsRoApwAy .o,ts ve.. esn
pSo. Ies1Ss O." cE o ~ .se o IT, f.. let 20
cuts on n ity seventh 81. fronis.
Twenty Thousand dollars may renal" on mortgage
nnoADwAy >FYET Tf ly Eo ps9l1
40 feet inc"e' by reg aT r1, dIfg,y opposite
Entire front on Fifty rsts, 40 feet inches on
cast sde q hawsy End 80 fee, ne s. on @ ss q
house Ninety cent re"an "oy pr cent Oh day
nEOADwAy. between FoRTY-sEcoND and FoRry.
renS e%n 10 Ia 40" S@a, snHs
SIX sUPERg BRowgNI.sI9NE. HOUSES, EfewysE~
TENTH.Ay gs:
north SHE six oew lonrstoy brown HoIss he'd
IN most elegant manner all inprovemons NINETY per esut
"af IsIH'S and ~ ~
s n ~c ct s s .; ne and
seventh ave Ninety per cent may remain On mortgage avs
srLi:NB in ~ 9S N6EIis;wEsr CORNER or rrs
Ninety per cent remaiu aye YEAR,.
For maps and faiiier pai tenarS 9pl ly n
81 Pars.row, snfs7 Nassaa.3. Se~ yop*
NOTICE WILLIAM KENNEDY, Auc-
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N;w- Jersen Rca! estate for SUE.

NV JttoE1 tt|sI1 V9I*If tot DtI~'
4 SUPERB CHATEAU, in complete order,
/ 20 barn. stable,
chart garden, fruit. hot house, farm hefs pcrters lodge,
&c for SALE, wOult h. RES TED, Furnished nrtr Wsr-
Railroad ~ Address
A.. A. d.. BOX NO 4, ~ New-YOIk Post Oric'
4 LOVELY RESIDENCE for SALE or EN-
~ CHANdF-}l trrs, splendid fruit. trees lawn,
srnhbcry, elegant parols. 3tNl6; dining 2iAI6
2GXO hot and cold water bathroom, furnace heat
II hand some carriage house stables,
barns sheds pnutIY yaris AMI servants rnos with every
an perfect Erie Rdi,Ip2r % nes;
carriages, horses. H. and 4 The
abpvr properly will be soi iow exchanged moderate.
VI nceit dw elaiugs. Photograph at oncr.
i. y. wy tkOFF " Co. II fark-row, New York.
arrange. n. j., SPEtiAITY.-GIea variety
~ PROPERTY ior SALE and RENT. O.Hce hours, 10
p. III. H. GERRY 81 NassaiLst, asd Orange, opposite
depot.
rJ MILES. or irsS than one hOIr from New
4 Erie Abroad. stations. comfortable
FARM, good buildings i6Ls plenty OK fruit &c. crops
mostly together with horse, poultry,
AID im Dmets 81 pti1I. PRICE for ali,
emily $4,000, only part each. j. ". EDWARDS % Pine-st.
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READY TODAY.
THE TREATMENT OF S|IATICA.
BY w. H. THOMSON. II d..
Prof In the University Med Col Of the City Of New York
svo paper 40c Being No. V. of the Series Of AMERICAN
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Published monthly, Irce zoe per number; 81 per year.
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An excellent series. - PLila. Inquirer.
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Alusiral Instruments.

Alnsital 1nslramei,ts.
A LARGE STOCK of PIANOS Square and
monthly "a n,ents Can at ~ Al. MEilsEI.Ls No UDioo
square tNo. Ito Fonrti. ave.
A BEAUTIFUL 7-Octavc PIANO. in perfect
oncr legs, sli0. Firsieilss aud second hand
'"' '''"'''' '' KnAKAUEi S52 Bowery.
4 MAGNIFICENT ROSEWOOD PIANO
n FoHrE ~ octave; M~rsehaIe Mittuer m1k,r Coz,
$50; for reasonable Offer aI,o on t9r 200 r,e but
little at 90 BIrsckerr. DECKER &c BiOriiEh
AT SOHMER g. Co.'S, 149 EAST LIST
%~% sd ffmI ssy 1 sG s,F niue 10" 'r CASH. OF
4 GREAT CHANCE.-Closing out sale large
~ ELEGANT stock PIANOS; hall pr hy order admin
i-irarS fi, sarsnte and all the a"st IMPROVEMENTS
second hand r'n used short as 61Ea' 81 aT .Stp
4 BRAUTIGAM's Upright and Square
~. Pianos are Ssona to- mogS rss m9 Sand s s1
RON best makers New ani second-nand
warerooms 40. - Union square.
At STEEDMAN'", - West 1Gth-st, IA oe-
wencr so y, clcsrrin: 80 and . large
elrs Planes uIy WARRANTED at very low pr.ess or CASH. -
| IGHTE & ERNST, old house Of Lighte &
ppmf. aG %%aRc& 's" oit1NS " l.
DIANOS-Uprigit Pianos--A fine assortment
for SALE and to Il N at aATn no SoN' Il Last
$. X. BALL ~ q { SG nssr ,.rHsr
chickering's Stairway. ~ "t icr htos and Organs low
in.tslinrrl~ an rent
V,HE ARlON piANO-FURFE has been adontci
ami exclusively by the New York Conservatory Of
tie past three years We Offer new instruments TO
n JT.i 10 few nTHp 9T &W- Sry " "r @ or
montaly payments ARION PIANO-FOkiE Co, No.
UPRIGHT PIANOS-Targe and superior as
L sornrnt FOR SALE RETf at OUVRIER & sOEs,
Man"iaenrrrs, q West 18Th ST. between 'th and otavts.
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NOTICE.-WILLIAN kENNRLLY, huc-
vii sell for acroHnt ~ the Deparrm mt ~ Docks
THU RDAY. June 10, 49, at tro Exchange Sslsos,
III Broadway II O'Clock leases Of certain srs and
I,nikheads North and last Rivers for fs NJ
and three from June l. 1873. For fan information
City Record copies for sale No . fjty Han
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Tor Young Ladies-Ci.y.

Tor Young es-City.
KTNDERtfAR rEN, "A East 4Il-st near
N Madison ave. oldest Kin.cTg art,n the city
Frob-i occupations taught thoroughly. Training
ide -cliOois laaies sIped
Undergraduates. Miss H. NJ CoE- Prin-
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Real estate 90 gxrbanse.
Giip properip 60 Get.

ITO LET-A small HOUSE near St. james
4 Hotel Apply at 40 West 26ths
ITO LET Immediate p0ssesson--33 West
4Jthst Jt2ye; also $50 " ost 22d ST. Open 5aturs
IA from ~ y NJ.
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r1'O LET-POssesson Immediately If required
One ~ he desirable STDPFS in BI0advt ny; stI-
aerl side canal AMI chambefs ss rent low
t0 q tenant Address T.. IT, my Tribune ONCE
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DrookInn propsrtp 60 fst.

1O LET-Partly furnished, first-class stone
DWELLING 4GJ T0DpkIDs near Fulton So, breoos
bn. Apply to owner, 473 T0mpkins ave-
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Couulrn EcaI CsiGte Gar Sale.

IT SOMERS, Westminster COuntl-Charming
country home Gothic l2rooms; all convenience;
fI7.!t shade; lne garden; price $4,000. j. d.
L
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auction 6nles Of Real gslois.

TERE. JOHNSON, jry AUCTTONEER,
- REAL FSTATE cfFT1'f, ~ PARK. ROW.
MERCHANDfsE sALps<KDcN, ~ NASSAU.sr
HIGHLY IMPOLkrANI SALF.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1875-08-09
Attachment Notice,

Before L W. Caldwell, Justice Of the Peace
for Shelby county, Tennessee -StedWell &
Co. VS.. W.. Slater and W. II. Slater.
IN THIS CAUSE AN ATTACHMENT HAV-
i ING been sued out under section 1856 Of
the Code of Tennessee and returned levied
upon the property Of the defendants, and afi-
dayit having been made that defendants are
indebted to plaintiffs in the sum Of dollars,
due BY account. and that the claim is Just,
and that said defendants are nOn-residents
Of the State Of Tennessee; it is therefore or
dered that said W. j, Slater and w. H. Slater
make their personal appearance before me, at
my office, in the city Of Memphis, Tennessee,
on Saturday, the 2Sth day Of August next,
will be proceeded with OK parte, and that a
copy of this order be published once week,
for four consecutive weeks, in the Memphis
Public Ledger. This 2sth day Of August, 1875.
l2s-lS5-l4.M E,W, CALDWELL, ]. ?.
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M,IIe RaoheI as Adrienue.

Legouve, in giving recollections of the
first production of Adrienne Lecouvreur,
says: "a short time before the first
representation we had an evening re-
hearsal. Scribe, detained at the opera
by a rehearsal Of LIE Prophete, did not
come. The first four acts brought us to
eleven o'clock; everybody left except
Mile Rachel, NJ Regnier, NJ. Maillart
and myself. Sudnenly Mile Rachel
said to me, We are masters of the
theater now; suppose we try that fifth
act which we have not yet rehearsed ?
have studied it myself fer three days
past, and should like to learn the
effects of my studies, We descended on
the stage, the gas-jets and the foot-lights
were extinguished, our only light being
smoky little oil-lamp beside the
prompters box, wherein there was no
prompter. The only spectators we're the
chief fireman, asleep on a chair between
the two side scenes, and | myself seated
in the orchestra, From the very begin
ming | was thrilled to the heart by the
accents of lie Rachel. Never before
had l seen her so simple, so true to
nature, so powerfully tragic. The
CLEANS of the smoky lamp cast weird
pallors upon her countenance, and the
vast hollow of the empty auditorium lent
strange and funereal sorority to her
deep voice. The act ended, we returned
to the green.room. Passing before a
mirror [ was struck with my paleness,
and was still more struck on perceiving
that M. Regnier aud NJ Maillart we're as
pale as l. As to Mile Rachel, who sat
silently apart, shaken with little nervous
tremors, she wiped away few tears that
still flowed from her eyes. went to her,
and for my sole eulogium / pointed out
to her the agitated couutenances Of her
comrades; then taking her hand | said:
My dear friend, you played that fifth
act as you will never again play it in all
your life. That is true, she answered,
and do you know wby2 Yes; it was
because there was no one present to ap-
plaud you so that you did not think Of
the effect produced; and thus, in your
own eyes, you became the unhappy Adri-
enne, dying at night in the hands of her
two friends. She remained silent for
moment, and then she ereplied: You
are mistaken; it was not thus at all,
There took place within me far stranger
phenomenon; it was not for Adrienne
that wept, but for myself. Something
Il know not what-told me suddenly
that was destined to die young like her.
1t seemed to me that l was in my own
room, that my last hour had come, aud
that was looking on at my own death
agony, and when at the words " Fare.
we'll, 0 triumphs of the stagel-farewell,
intoxications Of the art that / loved "
you saw me shed real tears; it was be-
cause thought with despair that time
would eHace all vestige of my genius,
and that soon there would remain moth
ing of that which was once Rachel.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1875-08-09
MEMPHIS, TENN: MONDAY EVENING, AUGUST 9, 1875

Mr.. Owen Marlowe has been engaged
by the Kiralfy Brothers for the approach
ing production of Around the World in
Eighty Days" at the Academy Of Music.
New York.
"One Hundred Years Old has been
produced at the London Olympic Thea
ter, with Mr. A. 0dell as jacques Fauvel,
and Mr. Ansen in E. F. Mackay's orig
inal part of the Miser.
Mr.. Joseph Jefferson, upon witnessing
Mr.. George Belmore as Newman Noggs,
in Nicholas Nickelby," at the Adelphi,
London, pronounced him the greatest
living impersonator of the character. I"
Now that the newspapers have dilated
on the various robberies at Miss Kellogg 8
residence, Clarehurst, Cold Spring, on
the Hudson, we will state that net sim
gle attempt at robbery has been made,
nor have any burglarS been seen near
the mansion.
Mr. Arthur Cheney, Of Boston, has en-.
gagged the noted English comedian,
George Haney, for season of eight
months, commencing at the Globe
Theater, Boston, in the latter part of
August Mr.. Haney is an artist, and we
think will have his Eoglish reputation
endorsed here.
Miss Annie Montague, the New
"secunda donna" Of the Kellogg English
opera company, arrived in the steamer
Pereire, from Havre, on Tuesday last.
This young lady is an American who
has been studying with Berianti at Milan
for the past five years, and gives prom
ise of making an artistic success. She
will make her debut with the above com
pany at Booths Theater in October.
The Messrs. Kiralfy announce the fol-
lowing engagements for their approach
ing season at the Academy, commenc-
ing on August %: Miles Peletier and
Roseli, premieres danseuse, and Mons.
Buiseret, ballet master. The following
have also been engaged for the grand
ballet, and are expected by the steamer
due on the 10th; Miles Rosi, Andrea,
Lamsperti, Aurora, Lupido, Ardoti,
Costina, Leonati and sixteen others.