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There were some funny features in the
entertainment in the aiternoOn-some.
thing 10 make the people laugh. And
they not only laughed, but shouted. The
first was Count Won SchnOpps," the
Dutch Dwarf, who entertained tho audi.
encc with few interesting remarks and
some highly artistic dancing, This per.
snnagc was no less than ourgCnial friend,
Mr.. s. =. llildrcth, "l'im OShaugh-
nessy,n the Irish Clint, was next intro
ducGd to the audience. 1t required two
gentlemen to pcrsonatc Tim" Mr.. o.
{. Dewey was the lower half, and Mr.. W.
c. Duhcld made up the head and should.
crs. "Tim's" singing and dancing, and
quaint speech, cOnvulscd the people with
laughter. But the greatest hit was the
introduction Of "thc royal elephant Han.
niba" by Major Samuel Barnum McCul-
loch. Sam handled the big animal with
wonderful skill, and proved himself II
competent ring.master. Some OF the
icats Of his royal elcphantship were truly
marvellous for instance, his stepping Oyor
the PROSTATE body Of his master, and his
sitting upright in n chair. The ease with
which Sam assumes an attitude on the
stage could only be acquired by hard
study and close observation. As he re-
marked to the audience, there is every.
thing in position" 1t would perhaps
not be amiss To explain to the uninittatcl
that Mcssrs. 0. G. Dewey and W. c. Duf.
field were behind lIannibal'a white tusks.
This clever "make up" was manufactur.
ed at John l.. Rcc's merchant tailoring
establishment.
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CALICO b cts, at Aronheimcr & Lewis.
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CALICO 3 eta, at Aronhcimcr & Lewis.
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1000 yards of best Prints at &c per
yard; Merrimac, Cochecos, Sprague's and
all, at &c per yard And Dress Goods
and Carpets even cheaper in proportion,
Forced to sell to meet my payments.
J. W. FERREL,
Corner Main and goth streets.
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You can buy Calico Mt all prices at
HENRY ROEMER's.
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The CouRTs.-SuPREME COuRr ~ Ar
PEAIs-JudgeI HayaORd, Moor and Hcd-
man. The Supreme Court met at the
usual hour yesterday morning.
The cases Of Amanda Thornburg, APP
peIlant, Is, D. NJ. ThOrnbuFg, admins
traitor, and others, Barr for appellant,
Rogers, Cracraft and Russell for appellee;
Of Meigs Jackson, appellant, rs, +, P.
Chancellor, Lewis Tor appellant, Camden
for appellee; Of Fielding Hamilton,
plaintiff, u. Circuit Court OF Marion
county, defendant, Morrow for plaintiff;
OF John DOonan and others, appellants, rs,
Board OF Education OF Grafton, Borgess.
for appellants; Of Tingle u lsham, APP
pellees, us. James E. Bison, appellant,
writ Of error, Garlic for appellant; Of a.
S, Vance, appellee, Is. George D. Evans
and others, appellants, B., K. & II. for
appellee, Morrow Tor appellants; Of A. P,
BrOOkOver, appellee, rs, +. C. Snodgrass,
Morrow for appellee, Of T, S. Bautz &
Co., appellee, Is. p. S. Basnett, appellant,
Fleming for appellee, Morrow Tor ap.
pellant OF Supervisors Of Doddridge
county, appellees, Us. VIM. Sout, appellant,
and OF State OF West Va, defendant, rs
Taylor Strauder, plaintiff, writ OF error,
were all continued till next term.
The cases OF Louisa Shuman appellee
Is. Joseph Shuman, Abbot for appellee
Fleming for appellant, andG. D, Camden
appellant rs. Luther Raymond appellee
ware nnnoinioI fnr ron remnant
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FOR additional Local .Sec FIrM Hagc
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The June term Of the Municipal Court
will commence on Monday next
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EoR SALE
+ OTIS FOR SALE.

T OTIS FOR SALE.
A choice number Of excellent building
Lots for Sale. Situated OIL South Front
street, South Of First street. For terms
enquire Of ~ .,,.
iHyi0 PLATOFF u. ZANE.
NOR SALE-Ten Shares, $1,000 each, OF
the CAPITAL Stock Oi the Norton Iron
Works at Ashland, Ky. This is the largest
iron manufacturing establishment in the
West and is now in full and successful op.
GRAFTON. For further particulars address
THOMAS II. MOTION,
de2B Financial Agent, 100 Main 81.
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llOusEKEErERs are now troubled i0r
the want Of some means to dispose Of the
garbngc, which ns tho vegetable season
progresses necessarily increases in guam
iity. We hope Council will take some
action upon this question Immediately.
The matter wns referred to committee,
but no report Inns yet been made. The
summer will soon be over, and prompt
action il necessary IN tho premises.
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OSE Of our young men when he was
married didn't want to patroni1c the
baker. lie said bread tasted ever so
much better made by her dear hands.
This delighted her. but when she want:
ell scuttlc Df coal, and he suggested
that she get II, M the fire would feel 80
much better Il the coal wns brought by
her dear hands, she was disgustctl Wo.
mon are so chnngCNhle.
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p.S. Floor Oil Cloths and Window
Shades at reduced prices.
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PIANOS AND ORGANS CHEAr.-The re-
manning Pianos and Organs from the
Assignee's Sale Of the stock ola. K. Cad
dis, have been placed in our hands foI
sale and will be disposed of at the first
opportunity, for exceedingly low prices
Call early and secure bargain, al
Adams Il Lucas Music Store, 1927 Mar.
kpt street.
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CuILDRES's HOME BENEFIT ENTER
TAISMESTs.-Ihe week OF festivities for
the benefit Of the Children's Home was
inaugurated ut the Opera House yester-
day. The ladies and gentlemen who took
part in the movement worked so faith
fully that they succeeded in interesting
the entire communityin their behalf, and
the citizens generally considered it in
cumbent upon them to make it success.
This movement was not confined to any
particular sect, but was participated in
by all classes and denominations. Hence
We are not surprised at the success OF the
first performances, Wheeling people have
high reputation for benevOlenCe and
charity, and once interested in worthy
object the result is very gratifying.
TIE CINDERELLA MATINEE.
The production OF Cinderella, or Pride
Punished, y was the frstCfthe series OF en-
tertainments to be given this week. II was
announced that the curtain would rise at
q o'clock, but the people commenced
coming full two hours before that time,
When at last the performance began there
was not an empty seat irfthe Opera House.
Both above and below the house was
crowded, many standing in the aisIes and
back Of the seats. The majority Of those
present were ladies andchildren, many Of
whom prObablywerc for the first time in
their lives in house devoted to amusc-
ment.
The young people who participated in
cinderella" acquitted themselves very
Creditaby. There was one slight draw
back which caused the performers some
little embarrassment. The scenes were
not used during the entire performance,
but ut the end OF every scene the curtain
would descend. As there was generally
some little delay in letting down the cur
tain the young ladies and gentlemen
were at loss what do with themselves
in the interval. With this exception,
the representation OF the piece was very
smooth. Prof. 10. Kramer's orchestra
supplied the music, and the ladies and
gentlemen OF the Court glided through
the intricate waltz with admirable grace
and ease.
Miss Jessie ListsustainGd the character
of "Cinderella" in u quiet and natural
manner which enlisted the sympathes OF
the audience from the start. Miss List
was warmly Npplauded several times
during the presentation Of the piece.
Miss Lou INSTRUMENTATION Of the charac.
ter Of "Prince Rupert" was a clever bit
OF acting for one so young, Miss Lou
went through her part with the ease Of a
veteran actor, and not once Gvinced the
slightest embarrassment. The fairy god
mother was well represented by Miss
Nettie List. Miss Julia List US "King
Egmondi,' and Miss Lucy Wilson as
"Qucen Isabella" very acCCptably filled
their parts. Miss Genie Logan appeared
as "Lady Snobini," step.mother to Gin:
derella, and Misses Jennie Hopkins and
Said Logan as "Peacockini" and Stuck
upetta," step.sisters to Cinderella. These
characters were well portrayed, and
brought forth many expressions OF APP
proval from the audience. Among the
court gentlemen were Masters Charley
OF, Robert llearn, Dan, lIeiskell and
Tommy Howell. The young gentlemen
performed their parts very nicely.
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'rnE assistant dispatcher at the d. & o.
depot Indignantly denies that the yard
men mistook his nose for red light, but
il proud that they think his mouddchc
would answer for danger signals.
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ConSEn Ionfcrs are arrested and fine
in McahvillC.
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REMEMBER all the best CaIicoes at &c
at J. W. FERREL's,
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CHARMING weather this. fnjoy
while II lnsts.
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TAKEyour girl to the Childrcu'a Home
entertainments.
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The first .tablean waa "lIelsha1lar's
Feast" Az the curtain rose there was
II universal expression Of surprise and
admiration. The table was elegant y set
with, silver, and the surroundings were in
keeping with the character Of the scene.
1'his tablcan embraced three scenes first
the Feast; second, handwriting on the
WALL third, Interpretation thereof by
Daniel. When the handwriting on the
wall Appeared, in Hebrew characters,
(MenC, Meme, 'rekeI Upharsin) there was
n general buzz Of establishment among the
people. III the last scene the venerable
Rabbi Meyer Represented Daniel in the
act u interpreting the writing. The in
depreciation Of the writing il NJ follows
Meme liod hath numbered thy king.
dom, and finished II. l'ckel: Thou nrt
weighed in the balances, and art found
wanting. l'crca Thy Kingdom il d..
vidcd, and given to the Medca and Per
SLAMS. The other characters IN this tab.
lean were Represented ~ fOllowa King,
John Il. Hubbard; Guard, j. y. Dubois,
Harry List, Joseph Scyboh, Charles W.
fran1hcim; Gursls, i. Il. Hughes, NJ. +,
Chandler, $. a. Taylor, $. +. llilatcth, j.
y. Cnlberison, Mrs. a. C. Dewey, Mrs, j.
q. Armstrong, Mrs. $. y. Taylor, Mrs.
Charles Krmhlr, Miss Emma Spnoency.
4 Hlcc from Macl'arrCn, called avon
Stole Ny Love-" was sung by the singers
before mentioned, insisted BY Miss SnlliC
Campbell. Mrs. ". s. llutchins presided
nj the piano. This was beautiful little
gem, and wns sung in excellent style and
with happy effect,
MR. swIvELLER.
"Dick Swivcllcr and the Marciioncss"
appeared in tablcnu, md were received
with every manifestation Of delight and
pleasure by the audience. The great nov
clst himself would have readily recOg.
ni1cd the picture. Mr.. W. G. Dulcld
pcrsonatc,l gay but gccdy Dick, and Miss
Julia List appeared ns the ragged Mar.
ChiOneaa.
"Thc Diver" from Schiller, wns rcnd
by Mr.. William Leighton, n most excel.
lent Clocnlionist. The piece Is difficult,
and il in fact recitation Mr.. Leighton
did moi use book; he spoke in n clear
and distinct voice; his pronunciation was
faultlcss; and the effect upon the large
audience was manifested by general and
prolonged applause,
THE ARTISTS DREAM
The lablcuu Of tho ARTISTS Dream"
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Orr ron ESoLAND.-Mr. Hiram Wood
and family, Of this city, will sail next
Thursday from Philadelphia, for Liver
pool per Steamer Kenilworth OF the
American Line. They purchased their
tickets from II. +. nchrCns, No. 22l0
MnrkctstrCct, Agent for that line in this
city.
Mr. VIM. Dudley and family, and Mr.,
Henry Heap, arrived in Liverpool, June
lAIh.
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THE plans and specifications Of the
proposed Capitol building were yesterday
submitted by Mr.. FnirinS, the architect,
to the Committee on Capitol
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DEPARTURE OF FOREIGN NAILS.
MONDAY. OCT. rs.
No Steamship Msila

MONDAY. OCT 25
TUESDAY, OCT &c.
For Havana and Mexico by the steamship oi'y OF eIco
240 p IN steamship sails at from Pier No. s. North
i'o'' WEDNESDAY Der. 81.
For Europe vie Queenstown and Liverpool by the ssunshp
Abyssnis mails close al ~ Supplementary NAL IS
closed at ~ steamship sails at p H. irO'A c"na'd
Mail. hspinwsl, Hayti caagens g. by the steamship
Alps, c.0sc az the Post Gnice about tbs date
THURSDAY. CCT. 70
For Europe via Plymouth CheTboug and Hamburg by the
steamship Frisla, mails close nj 1880 ~ Nuple'
m, from Pier at foot OF lhrdst, ilobOsen; a., ,.,,
For aud the West Indbes, by the steamship
civ Of Vera truz mails close at supplementary
Mail closed 2I0p Steamship sails at p H., non
For The Netherlands direct, by the steamship p. Caapd
mails 1889 n steamship SAILS al $50 p n from
ravonia Ferry, Jersey city.
For belgium direct bS The steamship switzerland, mails
close Steamship sails at p IN rom Pier NO. =
North River ., - m
No Steamship Mails 90
For ngland Ireland. and Wales Queenstown aud Law
erpool BY the steamsnp celtic mails eiose ~ o. pi in
- North River --,....-,.,,
Fo Europe SOUTHAMPTON and Bremen by the steamship
Hhcin close al 1880 a III. = Supplementary man ~
c.osea 1870 steamship sails a p H. from Ter oo
OF Thri.st. HUboken ~ 10, -,
For scotland, Ony, by the steamship victoria mals eose
Al 80 NJ Supplementary Mail II clo~' 90 1850 D. III
Steamship sails at NJ iron ier No 70 Ngrin liver "a
direci, via uaYre Nv sttahlshi? me .r
mails close at NJ Ne supplementary Mail. steamship
- from Pier NO 30 N0it!, River; an, a,,,
Aspn~aI, Panama. The central american auu M
Pacific pors by Steamship M - NeT Y2S mails Co., al
Supplementary NAL II. closed at II a. III. steamship
sails ~ H., from Pier no y. Noith lu'rl ,, - q, -
Mss key West sent every HauIiay closing al the
~ = SUNDAY. OCT 81.
All Mails close al III O'CLOCK Q. III The POstohoe Is open
from nj. 10 II q. M.
Maisfor Newfoundland close at the NewYork Postofiee
iaf6r Haiifay ~ H. is closed at the New York Post
once every day ate IN
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COURT DECISIONS AND CALENDARS.
DECISIONS-OCr. 80.

cyo-rra. court -ChHmb7,-Bv Judge Lawrence
Innkrs agt Mutual Life Ins. C0Asl have NOT
fhr roofs before me- determine whether the dc
drct which hc dcfrncants cu'cf stated by tLe
defendants stated the plaintiff have srttei the
findings all Other respects udi"sed on the maIgn of
pOposi findings Matter of NJ Lranfho order requires
toDi 10 ca O infants The penal Of 900; the
bond Joint bond to al of alii ntant III sad
srn Alien qct INai-Al0Wancc 81 800 granted 10 the
paa;!T fho Peorl, rel fury ar Melrusei ha rtl'tr
when he 4 di-
trc ana TIC Gav the puI0" u making ont
residence uf thirty Gays the district and cHldng hin To
K u iHclUCe both DAYS,
and also contrary decisions IN somewhat analogous cases
lD1. Rex art. justice Cumberland, 60.
I,y Jufge Bnnl!uc.-Maun act Nil0JghlV; DliV at.
Dmv-tiiders granted Matter OF vnchihc additional
walks enormous.
shout reduced ia other respects MOTION denied. Wood
az jackson Notion dclio d.-isVo memorandum.
run lT5f NV Judge DouOue.-Bohu"t ag Jtth2uer.
-Settlei.-Scc amendments.
ceeqi Tra-iIy judge DoDohueTetlrop agt. Godfrey ct
al: Holman aSt. Ireadwcn.-t'sses settled.
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9mnsemenls.
GRAND CENTENNIAL OPENING IN NEW


The citizens OF NEW YORK, BROOKLYN, JERSEY CITY,
NEWARK, ELIZABETH. PATERSON, j., and BRiDHh-
PORT and NEw.HAvEN, Conn. feeling that the UNITED
STATES CENTENNIALis national in It's characo and en-
titled the cordial support Of themselves and their fellow
citizens throughout the country do therefore thankfully ac
cept the offer rendered by the proprietor OF GIMoEo
GARDEN the net proceeds OF an evenings CONCERT.
Such an ion will opportunity for social inter
change Of thought and will toni to create sentiment favor
ing the great patriotic object in view.
THIS CONCERT viii take place at 745 SATURDAY
October 80,
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Amnsemente.

A MEXICAN INSTITUTE ....
second and Third sves between Sixty third and sixty
WONDERFUL MACHINERY
ever exhibited 4 Fh n s SR%E6 ORCHESTRA
isnow assisted BY
E E EH$$::
CORN ET.PLAYER.
Admission 30 cents. Children. % cents.
ACADEMY OF MUSIC.
SECOND WEEK OF THE BRILLIANT SEASON
WACIIiEL GRAND OPERA, nonpp
Director woyDxy EVEN Nd oct a5 fs7S
FOURTH sUBsCRIrrIoE NIGHT.
H'l''y G THE gJEEW% t = i've acts
TnEODoRE wACHIEL
S!I! !i@s e t%SE:s f'$s;a?gA
IL TROVArORE.
SIXTH kf1P sGB kSRnIHc;S ?c NI ca
GRAND aArrH TlE st yEMhsS'A At 2ocLooK,
PosTILI II sSHi DE 'IiGGNJUMEAU.
PRICES OF ADMISSION;
do 90 cents Sccs ir the az
the Academy OF Music brunswick Hotel and ia Broadway
daily from til O'Clock.
BROOKLYN THEATER.
IesseeS Managers
EVERY EVENING THIS WEEK,
and at
SATURDAY MATINEE,
Riralfy Brothers. Great Spectacular Comedy,
AROUND THE WORLD IN EIGHTY DAYS.
ROOTH's THEATER.
ID HOLIDAY PANToMIME.
the ium,be American Gown, in grand new Holiday Comic
- mG%PTY DUNPTY II EVERY cLIM;E, e, .,
t act full Of HIm,ys N T%Ssi MaS cn AID no
'.sTWG EMILY MATINEEs every week , on
prices to be Admission y ehr.sn BAH Pnef All n5Ic ,s
Family cnce 80 evening prices hereofore
EAGLE THEATER.
IL broadway Thirty third st
Mr.. JOSH fART--.--,. Proprietor ana Manager
MOST BEAUTIFUL TIIEATER IN AMERICA.
PRONOUNCED
so BY THE ENTIRE PRESS OF NETWORK CITY
A BEAUTIFUL
concluding every evening and Matinets Win Months Como
buii'Sq'c cR fH"555 cRrsoE cRUsoE;
FRIDAY AND TTnE MONKEY
A GRAND CAST And BEAUTIFUL SCENERY.
IMPORTANT NOTICE.
Engagemen, for limited number Of performances Of the
''"''''' QUEEN or ENGLIsu OPERA.
MISS MISS 5GtHA M MAriiiiE%
Mise MATTHEWS S WI SRP,Sr now.
sheet win be opened for tht sale of seats for Miss
MATHENS'S first nights
TT ~DA. MORNING at 10 o'clock.
MATINEE WEDNESDAY end SATURDAY.
CUNNY PEOPLE We MEEr.-Continued
L success OF Dr. JAY NiLLER-. B"S, Humorous Enter
tanmcuts Rrdgetou, oct & darsvi1c. 18th Amherst
Nov. 3; Naiick stu Address American LITERARY
BUREAU.
GRAND OPERA house.
~ MONDAY ami II FSnAI EVENINGS and TUESDAY
HAIINtE,
UNCLE TOM = CABIN:
Or, LfEi. ALONG THE lOMLi
New scenery and Strong cast. Cheap Prices Admission %
cts: Res ryt'i Sea % cis. extra; "a lrly 2ne.
NtTfNII.- a E-rNN- AND FRIDAYS.
--.tt ,,.tt,,. g,N-.ury,p - NUnEN
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PASSENG ERS ARRIVED.

FROM BRENEz-Li s'eqDstip Rhein' oct -.
j. Strauss Mrs. schnledef anu T. ahil, 49,, .na
MIs. s. Eistoursrt, daughter fidLI MVIc"" "hu
Z, -rfivalr,h,rc G.. T.. HOppenstedt. faml",
". MDhr "A 80 wac. family, q servant, Jfs SSHatI,
John Sudi family. Mrs iaHine BACK a. - llutE'i' ia,
aud ant, ai' "''N'
Mr. Victor pr. O.. Aigncr AMI y. r. VINE,
II &. Rnsenbauup wife, Z. l. smith,
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fesal Noliees.

SUPREME COURT, CITY AND COUNTY
- or NEW SORk.-ChARlES w BERrArN plInt!n
against SAMUEL a. SWEET, deieiidant-Sumnois Ter a
money demand contract com. not scr) To tae ieiend
Nou hegchy umoned required % answ er tho
complaint Ia this action Which viii be Med In hc office ~
the CLERK Of the city and County " New York the
house. New York city ami 10 your answer 20
the said complaint the subscribers their once ~
well ST. NowlOTA city, within twenty the service
OF this summons On you exclusive Of the dy " such
ana you iail Ia answer the saG compliant within
aforesaid, the plantn In this will take uipment
against you for The forty annrrd and sxty eight
$500 dollars gold. with Interest om the tenth July
thousand eight hundred and seynvnVe bssldre the
costs AMI disbursements of this acor-Dated August 20
1873. BENEDICT, TAFT q BkNFDfevr
d. tiunurs Attorneys.
The complaint in Tins action this day duly h In he
ohes OF ihe erS Of The cry aud county 81 NcYork-Sep.
t.mber H. 1873. BENEDICT TAFT q BENFnIC'T
fiAlnuns Attorney "a " AlsI
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Amueenifnts.

4
DARK THEATER- Broadway and 22d-st
i EIGHTH WEEK - .o,,
OF THE THEATRICAL sENsAT1ON OFThb SbAho"'
FIFrIETH TIME, MONDAY, OCT 20,
OF Woocs Humorous CD,ompOraneous SATIRE,
"MIGIfIY DOLLAR
"MTGiTY DOLLAR"
MIGHTY DOLLAR"
"MIOIfTY DOLLAR"
"NIGHTY DOLI.AR.'
"MIGHIG DOiIAf'
Mr. WI FLORENCE as DO. The lion B1idweh -lote
Mira w. J. FLORENCE r.. Mrs Gen. 6lhory . -.
Other characters by Messrs j. @. 9asi G. Palgety W
w Grant !. G. Morrison G. vl.srs W j. FIR uson ".
Irutone F. langley, Miss MaIdc Gra1ger Miss inpe ~
mOndson Miss Pearl rs tngc scenes By the Cos ana nst
MIGHTY DOLLAR" EVERY NIGHT
SATURDAY IATINIE ar 2
NO FREE LIST, EXCEfr THE fkt~-.
Seats and for the accpnmoia
strangers thcaer parties choice places retained for
the night sale.
WALLACK"., -, ,ror,,o w,,,.cv
Doors open 7:30. performance commences at ~.
FORTHCOMING NOVELTIES
unavohlaby .
in of the continued sueeess Of Tom Taor'
THE OVERLAND ROUTE,
EVERY EVENING
until further notisa
Carriages may be ordered for iO30.
Seats can be- secured ten days IN ADVANCE
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Gotels.
Uinter Resorts.

DOYAL VICTORIA HOTEL, Nassau, Y. r.,
IA Bahamas VIII open Nov l. steamer viii leave New
direct steamers viii leave savannah,
every 10 days AMI mase the IN less than tN0eays
The ~ Nassau last winter dh not vary Dat -
from ~ rSSin- h most deghul climate i tno world
Tor particulars ,.ircss
GANTA CRUZ. WEST INDIES-Renownel
- for salubnty of climate and bcAs'y If scenery.
BULOWSNINDE,
the palace Governor open for guests Terms
moderate. For pamphlets with tul particulars apply "a n. X.
VAN SiCKLEN, EibopDe. 40. 1873 Nassau ~. YORK.
WINTER LOCATION FOR INVALlDS.
w ono hunlr II AMI fifty invaliis than have
very nicely and comfortably cared Tor, an have the
well during this YAH and Winter al
Home the hillside F0stonec DansVie, liyilrston
Co NeW.YOrk the largest Hy1rnic Institution N the
world get wen OF all durable DISEASES without
the use OF medicines. We accommodate 300 persons and
ALREADY patients from II Cara IL Tor the Eau
Winter The location IL magnificent ir Winter residence.
send postage FOR circ 3T pamp ef and
steel engraving the Cure and It's cottages Address
above. JAMES {. JACKSON.