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Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1875-07-19

III HAD LEIsURE.-If had leisure,
l would repair that weak place in my
fence, said a farmer. He had none, how
ever. and while drinking cider with a
neighbor, the COWS broke in and injured
a prime piece of corn. He had leisure
then to repair his fence, but it did not
bring back his corn. DHh
If had leisure, said wheelwright,
last winter. l would alter my stove-pipe,
for | know it is not safe. But he did
not find time. and when his shop caught
fire and burned down, he found leisure
to build another.
If had leisure. said mechanic, l
should have my work done in season.
The man thinks his time has been all
occupied, but he was not at work till af-
ter sunrise; he quit work at five o'clock.
smoked cigar after dinner. and spent
two hours on the street talking nonsense
with an idler.
If / had leisure, said a merchant, /
would pay more attention to accounts
The chance is. my friend, if you had
leisure, you would pay less attention to
the matter than you do now. The thing
lacking with hundreds of farmers who
till the soil is, not mere leisure, but
more IesOlution-the spirit TO do-to dc
now. If the farmer who sees the fence
in poor condition would only act al
once. how much might be saved. Il
would prevent breechy cattle creating
quarrels among neighbors. that in man,
cases terminate in lawsuits, which take
nearly all they are both worth to pay
the lawyers. 1EHT0l BADGE 81
1 -M~a~
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QUINCY n. BENEFITS ESTATE.
Commission Notice.

The Subscribers. having been appointed by the
Honorable Probate Court for the District of Orleans,
Commissioners to receive, examine, and adjust all
claims and demands of all persons against the estate
of Quincy y. Bennett late of Glover in said District
deceased represented insovent. and the term of six
months from the LIST day of July, 1875, being
allowed by said Court to the creditors of said deceased
exhibit and prove their respective claims before
Give notice. that will attend to the duties Of our
appointment at the dwelling house of Caroline E
Bennett in Glover, in said District the last Satur
day of September and first Saturday of January next
at O'Clock in the afternoon each OF said days
HIRAM PHILLIPS, (Cor,,,issio,ers
GEO. D. BICKFORD. commissioners
Glover, VT, July 5, A. D. 1875. E s. $3.50 z
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Petition fOI. Divorce.
EEEsY r. PHILLIPS STATE OF VERMONT,
vs.. Orleans County co1Tt,
|


Whereas Henry z. Phillips of Glover in the County
of Orleans and State aforesaid has filed in the clerks
office of said County Court his libel for divorce setting
forth in substance that he legally married the
said Martha ]. Phillips the Goth, day of April A. D.
1867, at Danville in the County of Caledonia by the
Rev. o. t. Jenkins minister of the Gospel and that
he in all things has kept his marital vows and that
the said Martha J. Phillips disregaIding her marital
vows the I4th day Of February, A D. 1872 willfu-
ly deserted the said lbeant-and that the lihellant
has resided in Glover in said County and State for the
past years. and therein praying that the bonds Of
matrimony may be dissolved and divorce granted
him. And it being made to appear that the said Mar
tina ]. Phillips resides without this State in parts
known that q citation cannot be served upon her.
1t is ordered, that the substance Of said libel and
this order be published in the Orleans County Monitor
weekly newspaper printed at Barton in said County
Of Orleans three weeks successfully the last Of which
shall be six weeks prior to the Of said court
to be holden at IrasbuTgh the first Wednesday after
the first Tuesday in September, A. d. 1875 that the
said Martha J. Phillips may then appear and answer
thereto.
Dated at Iasburgh this 10th day of july A. D. 1879.
/. N. CUSHMAN, Clerk.
". ROBINSON, Attorney. $3.50
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NeaC advertisements.
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GReaoina 2loficcs.

zE-The trotting families known as the Gays the
Patehens and the Long Island Black Hawks, all
through the paternal line to Young Bashaw as their
common ancestor and are often designated by writers
among horsemen The Bashaws."
Says recent writer tTotting horses, Among the
the famous progeny Of Young Bashaw may be named
Andrew jackson, who greatest among the great.
both trotter and the sire Of trotters. The most
distinguished Of the latteTs sons were Kemble Jack
son, Long Island Black Hawk and Henry Clay The
former died in their prime. but the latter lived
hale and vigorous till he was thirty. Henry Clay is
the head and foundation Of that division Of the Bashaw
family known as the Clay family.
cassius NJ Clay. the sire Of the celebrated Ameri-
can Girl. whose record is 2l6 S4 was got by Henry
Clay; dam very fast mare who was also dam of the
trotting horse. John Anderson, and was remarkable
good one. Cassus NJ Clay stood at the very head Of
the list Of trotng stations Of his generation and
just Of age to enter upon career of the bril-
liant success when he died from an injury in Orange
County N Y. 1854. being then but eleven years old.
lit fact fully established by all past experience
that stations well advanced in years are the most sue
cessfu sires both the running and trotting turf
And If this horse had lived to be old his merits as
sire would have placed his far above all Others
Next in the male line is Balard's Cassius NJ. Clay
Jr., tho is proving himself remarkable sire OF fast
trotters among which may be named Col. Pike, Que
chez Maid, and CAssIus PRINCE. The owners of the
later challenge any stallion in Vermont TO show more
promising colts. considering the number got and the
class OF used. CAssIUs PRINCE has never been
trained for the track more than five weeks in any
year. He is NATURAL trotter and as good roadster
as Vermont ever produced.
Bashaw Blood in the ESQ horses showing the mum
Der Of heats in that limit and the fastest time made
by each:
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VIII be sold at the Banking Rooms Of ''The Irasburg
National Bank of Orleans Irasburgh. Vt, August ID
1875 O'Clock p NJ. the personal property OF said
Bank to wit Their interest in the safe used by
them; said safe manufactured by the American
Steam Safe Co. and is IT, in. deep, # in. wide,
and r. in. high--has five Sargent Greenleaf's
Combination Locks. One Burglar Proof Steel Safe,
with an Isham Combination Lock- said safe is n.
high, #. in. Deep and fl. in vice. Also desks
i copying press, stoves and pipe L sofa. tables.
cash drawer, counter, chairs, stationery, etc, ETC.
$3.50 II. K. DEWEY, Cashier.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1875-07-19

Have you Cough, Cold, Pain in the
Chest, or Bronchitis ? In fact. have you
the premOnitory symptoms of the ''insa-
tiate archer" Consumption? Know that
relief is at hand in Wistar's Balsam of
Wild Cherry. so cts. and 81 bottle,
large bottles much the cheaper.
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ECONOMICAL NEW FoeD.--25 cents
will buy package of Sea Moss Farine,
made from pure Irish Moss, which will
make 80 kinds of dishes, such as cakes,
pies, puddings, ETC., or l6 quarts of
custards, jellies, creams. Charlotte Russo,
blanc mango, etc. Sold by all Druggists
and Grocers. 5-15
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suHHEcncUT 4 PAssBMPsIe z. 4.

Passenger Trains Leave
NRwPORT-Goiug South O5 an. nm:
. l0p m. Going North-3 IS an; Z S0pm; IS
pm. t0pm- ... Wn|.rnn IeHrn
COvESTRY-Going SOUTH l6 am: s3pm:
Going Norih--6 45 pm; Os m.
BARTON LANDING-Going south seam; . 81
m; 2 % p M: 10 90 ? m. Going North--S Tea m (:
35pm; l2 80 pm; q m.
BARToN-Golng SOUTH 49a % 59pm;s 20
pm. 10 % p m. Going North-2 IS a m; 8 20 pm;
Is ~ m; IL o m
SOUTH BARTON-Going SOUTH IS m: 10 "a
no. Going North-2 46 IN; Q % m: Il . > m
WEST BUBKR-Going south--s e0am: 10 20 .
% IS m; II 90 m Going North-s IS a m
5 SPIN; ~ % IN; 45 pm.
LYNDONviLLE-Golng sOuth--s 42am: 10 40 0
m 05 m; II 81 p n. Going N0rth-2 o5 in:
5 b N; n % ~. 30 pm M.
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s s s s s s 5
New Harness

B. z. A. J. VIRGINS would respectfully say 10
the citizens Of Orleans County and adjacent towns
that they have opened Harness Shop in the TgOmby
building door north Of printing Office where they
keep constantly hand and manufacture 70 order out
Of the best oak tanned stock all kinds u Harnesses
from the lighest 10 the heaviest They have in their
employ one Of the best workmen in Northern Vermont
and viii guarantee that all work shall be done neat
thorough, and workmanlike. Repairing. Cleaning
and Oiling done short notice and at lowest living
rates Halters Brides. SurciDges Interfering Straps
Blankets &C. kept on hand and sold cheaper than
be bought elsewhere 10 Orleans County. Variety o.
Horse and Lap Busters. Give Us call. Examine our
work and ascertain prices before going elsewhere
Barton, VT, July /. 1875. 27y
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BOSTON WHOLESALE PRODUCE MARKET
CORRECTED KxPREssLY
TIL Il MON 1T O X

A. ID. HI l B B A r ID
Jobbfng and Commission Dealerin
BUTTER, CHEESE, FLOUR, LARD, EGGS,
BEANS. DRIED APPLE. &e.
81 JoHx STREET, BosToE. Mass.
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Heats. Time
III American Girl, by Amos G. NJ. Clay, 2:l6 S-4
90 Lucy. by Geo. VI. Pate hen, 2:IS IA
50 George Palmer. dam by Henry Clay, Gle 81
20 Gazelle dam Hattie Wood by Harry Clay. 2:ol
Lady Maud. dam Clay mare. 2:22 IA
II Sam Purdy, by George ". Patchen Jr, 2:23 Ia
81 Geo. NJ Patehen, by Cassus NJ. Clay. 2:9s I-2
KirkwOod, by Green's Bashaw, 224
California Damsal, by son of Long Island
Black Hawk. a:24I-9
IL Prince by Long Island Black Hawk, 2:24 I-2
IS Bashaw, Jr.. by Green's Bashaw. 2.e4 "a
5 Hopeful. by Godfrey's Geo. NJ Patchen, Jr. 225
! Lady lockwood. by Neare's G. NJ. Clay, Jr 2.25
5 Mowhawk. Jr, by Mowhawk, son of Long
Island Black Hawk, a25
6 Bodine, dam by Harry CLAW 2:25 I-2
Z Charles &. Leon, by Geo. NJ Patchen, 2:25 IL
10 Harry W. Genet, by Godfreys Geo. NJ.
Patchen. Jr., 226
l2 Surprise by Harry Clay 2.o6
Island Black Hawk. aas IA
8 Lydia Thompson. by Wild Wagner. son
Of Geo. NJ Patehen. 22e IA
Elmo. by Mowhawk, son of Long Island
Black Hawk, 2-27
1 George Cooley, by Near's c. NJ Clay, 2-27
Geo. NJ. Patchen, Jr, by Geo. NJ Patchen, 9:27
susey Parker. by Henry B. Patchen. 2.27 IL
2 Logan, by Logan son of Logan Henry Clay. 2:2S
S Mary, by Geo. NJ Patchen, dam by Saladin, 2:2s
Z Mller's Damsel. by Jackson. 2-2S IA
2 MeMann. JAS. d. by Geo. NJ Patchen.Jr. 2-2s 81
Geo. Mcclellan, ID g. by MOntauk son
OF c. n. Clay, 2-29
l Harry Clay. by Neare's c. NJ Clay. Jr- 2:29
John H.. by Black Bashaw, (BlOmberg's,) 2:as
l Western New York, by Nonpareil son Of
Long Island Black Hawk, 2:29
Col Pike. by Billiards. C. NJ. Clay, Jr, 2:29 1-9
. Lady Ross by Harry Clay 2:29 "a
l Bashaw Maid, BY PloW Boy, son Of Long
Island Black Hawk, $50
l Black Douglass, by Henry Clay, $50
! Cozette. by Black Bashaw, (Blombergs.) $50
l Lady Hughes, by Jupiter, Of Long
Island Black Hawk, 2:30 "a
Rex Patchen, by Godfrey's George II.
Patehen. Jr., ESQ
Johnson's Geo. NJ. Patehen, Jr., by Geo.
NJ. Patchen. 2:3l
Lady Smell, by Godfreys Patchen, 2-33
This table embraces SO performers and "A heats.
closer analysis Of il shows the following facts:
lst That all but four Of this number are members
OF the Bashaw family in the direct male line.
I'd. That % Of these descendants of CassIus NJ.
Clay, and all but two Of this number in the direct
male line ~ Ta r
Sd That Cassius NJ Clay, in the male line alone
has twenty descendants with record Of 23O less.
The horse of the greatest fame in this or any past
generation Rysdyk's Hambletonian has thirty three
to his credit; and Mambrino Chief although foaled
thirty years ago, has but FIVE all told.
Hambletonian has been in the stud with an immense
and choice patronage for twenty-three years. while
Cassius NJ Clay covered only eight years When these
facts thus placed side by SIDE and considered with
an impartial judgment, there is no violence In the
CONCLUSION that Cassius NJ. Clay was as good horse
as Rysdyk's Hambletonian.
2e-S1 CHAS. B. BALLARD.
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w. GAMING
Cloth & Yarn
EXCHANGE !!

The undersigned has just received lot of goods
from the Mandatory of Gay Brothers, Tunbridge VT
consisting of plain and fancy Cassimeres, Stocking
Yarn-White and mixed-which will sell or exchange
for WOOL wholesale retail. low be bought
in the county paying the highest price for wool in
exchange. VIII warrant my goods TO be rstclass in
every respect 1 shall continue TO Card Wool in the
best possible manner. My machinery is all in good
order and entire satisfaction is guaranteed Can card
the finest nd the coarsest WOOL Recard Old Cotton
Batting just as it comes from the quilt, making 1t
nearly as good as new Price for cafding woo &c per
H. casd,g ard aFeasing, &c. CARING Batting. &C. isss
10 cosred OILS On Bells. Wool may be left at O. v Per-
cvas, first house below the shop, when there is no
one in the mill Rolls kept on hand for sale at all
times HENRY GAY.
Barton, VI July H. 1873, fefgF2ssl
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GOants a}luaitOr

NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. Y
The Irasbur- National Bank q Orleans. Notice
C'hss j. G. Cline. Co. NJ Lecture % Young Men
Geo P. Rowen 4 Co.. New York. Miscellaneous
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Two horses for sale at c. ]. UFord's

american Fruit PreSerC-
ing POacder, for preserving all kinds
of Fruits and Vegetables, with or with
out sugar, for sale in any quantities by
T. NJ. PERRY, Dentist, Barton, Vt28-30
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1875-07-19

REN1Kks-There Is no ehAnge in The butter market
Choice grades ccntinne IN good demand, Lot Al other
kinds rather du Western butter has been arriving
more freely and is in fair demand II from 20 70 24c-
Cheese Is net rm but in prices material change
Egg and prices fay Hp 70 our quotations.
Medium white beans IN good demand. other kinds
are dun The price u potatoes has ezssd OF On ac-
eOunt q the large arrivals q new fron ihs south
Lard eonfinues IL steady demand There is afEmer
feeling for pork Hams have been IN fair demand
There IL hrmer sseisng for Sour and the demand is
better-iOw grades are scarce and prices advanced
whether Il VIII last remains 20 be seen.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1875-07-19

Has nice Salt Pork for SALE wholesale or retail Also
Is bbls OF good Soap at IL IL Cts per gallon by IL
Dbl. or bbl. ttE Hka s#
Glover, June %, 1875. 26n
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The LETTER oy SOLDIERS LITTLE
DAuoHTER.-The following letter was
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1875-07-19

Win make the season " 1878 ss follows:
Saturday. Monday and Tuesday At LVHdon House
stable.
wednesday. Thursday and Friday spAiding's Hotel
Stable. 10 Barton.
TERMS. 50 70 warrant. p4yaiae April l. 1910.
Thls borse In COG u the best stock horses IN this
country recommended win great eonhdsnce. He was
sired ~ Old Caszus NJ Clay. be ~ Andrew Jackson,
he b. imported Esshaw Young CaAains 4 the sire 81
Col Pike hay ,tedlDg. 10 hands sold BY Bowen
Pike of HayeFbll. y. IL. - Rogers d Salem. Mass.
fF a. RS tFoitd Al tis New kngand Fair 10 1874 N
z2s a NE age u years and III months. He IL the
Osly h0ras the word which has sotted inslde q %
when under years u age. Young cassi1s - perfect
~ sound quest Eeniie large O0nso horse nnd MS soeE
kind Ia disposition, superior readers ana great
uotteFa His terms have nlwnys been 80 0ut 70 snow
his stock IL this sc0n " The state have been Fedne
Of " SO
me fsvlng are some Of Ne befses sired b cAssiss
n Clay.
-A,asre.n eiri" rsesrd. sis
Lacy" III "
Geo PnlmasF~ lie
Geo. ~ Paiehen." I'll
CHARLES b. BALLARD.
White River Junction, w.
Jnue - Is7s Eo4 At
II. HUTCHINSON. Agent.
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BROWNINGTON.

A. & E. S. Wells have put in . twen-
ty-fve COW set of the patent tubular
milk pans. manufactured and patented
by MeEwen & Gibson Of Derby Line.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1875-07-19

A party visited Jay Peak week before
last and remained three days. Wednes-
day morning they were on the Peak at
sunrise and had a magnificent view.
Montreal, the St Lawrence River and
Lake Champlain being visible with the
naked eye. They built them a shanty
within 80 rods of the top of the noun
tain where they remained one night,
and one night they remained with Phil
lips of the Mountain House.
LOWELL.
Religious meetings are held in nearly
every school district in town, on Sab
bath afternoons, and quite an interest is
manifest f
Last week, as A. J. Dodge was pre-
pairing to skin what be supposed to be a
dead calf. the animal kicked the knife
from his hand. which struck him be-
tween the eyes. cutting quite cash and
causing the blood TO flow freely.
The young Waterbury graduate. Wit
had an appointment to preach at tn
school-house. on the Irasburgh road
last Sunday. concluded to deliver hi
sermon in the open air. His reasons 70
J coming to such a conclusion were, tia
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1875-07-19

Echo Pond, that a few years ago was
the most lively Pond of East Charleston.
is now so dead that the pond would not
run away the other day when the dam
broke out.
New-York tribune., 1875-02-15
GGIfls.

CALLEN HOUSE, 1866 Hudson-st., corner OF
Iph f,rr,rv Dupont -Proes elgcl; Rooms with excellent
30 30 a. % per family 81 " o. % per hshE
lodgings, 3Oc 10 Doc. Oien all pghL
New-York tribune., 1875-02-15
Coachmen.

LOHCuubu.
NOACIMAN and GR0OM.-An English Prot
v essn The care an management Of Lorses
a. ,orgbly so the care valuable haes. sc aoude
ses 10 ks care Of gcntau stable 10 J c9nnirT car IA
b good re Apply ODELhs AGENCY lOD Wes1 jan
"a corner u Df0.dWEJ
New-York tribune., 1875-02-15
amnsemenfs.

T7HF GREAT ROMAN HIPPODROME.
IN, ,s.,o.ss and .sey, manner In which this
heated. has made
TIE RBIGSNG SENSATION or TIE CrTT
The tempsr,turs a heat
Tho temperature Of the HPpodrone "a Eep' eo''A"''
Pror T~e star
This during oe proved the most comfort
able house in town.
From TIE Gsy Graphic
All visitors this popular rensrE upon the rarmh and con-
fort oi the vast interior.
Notwithstanding intensely COLI scAhoE geaa -nh a en'
peraturs has beea maintained A. Bsnum'-
From The Tee-ram.
The Hppodr0~s daring the cold snap Is Se'sb Sep
From rae Bv,nine Express ,,.....,,. ...,.
No how blasts blow OUTSIDE more
.Way temperature within the walls Of the HPPOdOms
Prom The Tribun. ,....
trousnoos va. !. the ,rrssso sI. ssny
From The Commercial A.vr-tiser
The warm ats somfoa9e ano.Dnsr 81 Is S, 1 Of gns
The rev h,s1s ,g.rnigs sF' hs DURAN s IN
seaSsIy cold "s-sher
Bat o all the ToHd.. o M .a9e a.s @ '
for HeauHg.
FROM The Daily News ,...
% It :. good as TRIP 70 Fa' lord and nd . f ,S n' % w '. a.
lAers arc sysJ Tuesday aad FddaJ night
Prom The Journal Of Commerce.
withdrawing The extreme cne OF The veahs, visitors !" ,1e
tss4sus enpeAsTe between 50 aad ~ degree
From The Daily Bulle-o.
~ Blrlum equal = an eIeisneI' lie eoqner ,I e @ ~
system heating has asOahe bO's the pabhe aad ie p''
xovE1rrEs 10a tn. wEEK o,,,,n,
EAcRs TT SATIyB MExCANs WITH THEIR PoSlE&
Tie laaz 'stoalg eihoAon Oh nor'7msH'
sh0 ever witnessed in lLs county
LONDON SCENES stLss DAY AT rATrERsALLs.
PROMINENT RACES.
Ladies, Hurdl. L,dles p,, Ladies cA,rio. L,d rosqr Ro
E5a Ea1 SaaS Poay 'sn Gsas saa M9asfy l4c
SEwY0RG TUESDAY AND FRIDAY NGHrS
mRSAsERrE or COo WILD BEASTS
TIE RNrIBB PROGRAMME DAY AND NIGHT
roors omen at / ana ESQ Performance 2iO sses
open from Z. General aiaon 80 cents ea nnde TO- 10
OeLestra days ADVANCED % cen c'
TINlON SQUARE T4IEATEk, 49,
y Propneto 'nhI,pSI n pAhMak
slDrIEFa 70 SizTl-SlvSSin TINE
Nj 4liE qf5' ]'s.,;'a 4sS oaraass eail.,a;' Of
THg most BEAU iIFyl. rLW. sLAS IN VI" YORK
This The cast ulules q a-'e' H. lhHrne IT,
Of Mckee EanAir, ,, r hirkif ''t-ft iH,nsoa
ti, John Psrsste ". J. COgrvel. H. W Mont
usryr!oua contry. T. 3. Morris. " H. W.her Lysin-
piay .e- Tlouua1 ". \ CWgisy sbd oilosi
h cr.ster Misses F4arv MOrant, HE ClaIton, htH
thai az blanchard M.Hi Marie WiitiuS,
arr prrvio-s Ida vernon Norwood, Kate hoi-
rr.tcuon ,srd tors D.arifsv. ard liaLe harpe
here anu l4s TIN Nl' lll ~ hth' ~, -,
where SET UpOS Any STAGE
SATlAIAY FEB 20. TEI 4 81 iT.NbB VI THB TWO
ORPHANS.
Seats b- secured month alyaur-
WALLACK';n -, ,r,-,, w,,,,qr
TLlsteeah 81 Mr. DION bpu, 'AIbI
EVERY EVENING ASu SATURDAY MA tlAhs
= aud onslnal lnsh play. entitled
THE SFIAUGHEAUN.
93l 20 cJth performance. -
W. n. J. MOETAGUk. Mr. JOIN GlLBERr, NJ HAAEf
BECKETT. Mr. EDWARD AENOrf, M J. b. POLK, NJ l. n
HOLLAND Mr.. LEONARD. NJ. 8DWN, Miss ADA DYAS. Mss
JRFFRkYS LEWIS, POSiSI. Hiss IOAb BVkhh, AES
.EFTON aal Mss BLAIfDBLL also Ia The c-S-
Carrisgrs br ordered a. iO:3O.
secured three advance.
STH AVENUE THEATER.
- Proprietor aud AGEeS4IN OALi
MONDAY AND TUESDAY
New-York tribune., 1875-02-15
Gituations Udutco--f females.

General Eousework.
Hff WEST 52D-ST., one flight up.-A gid
tt8 la.ely iandea, o d. GENERAL HOUssWOAK.
New-York tribune., 1875-02-15


THE BIG BONANZA .,.
will .rsnes b7 Mr JAMES ROBERTS aui Mr CHARLES W
mo new IJsIC o DODHOKTu an c.s. includes al
tbs FAVOhITB ARTISTS
JONATHAN CAwALLADEE esq banker brotsr and boDasqs5
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Love he The Boys I<en az oa
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css pinnacle " happiness aud Tie
scene EAT TIE PROFgsSORs Something Sesies BONANZA IS
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prCUTq AND MATCHES.
fTG-ROOh ST TfiR BANkERA Love an> Brains
od Money good second discovery IN love
and Further transformation Of the Professor
10 lack aud everybody sass4 10 e
MATINEE SATURDAY NEXT
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THR BIG BONANZA.
BOY SWEET NOW OPRN-for teu daTs ahead