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CHURCH OF ST. MARY THE VIRGIN.
THE RITE or CONFIRMATION ADMINISTERED
BY BISHOP PoTTEB-THE SERVICES LAST

THE RITE or CONFIRMATION ADMINISTERED
by BISHOP PoTTEB-THE SERVICES LAST
EVENING.
There was a very large attendance az the
Cnurcn Of 81 Mary the Virgin, Forty.nnu street.
near broadway. last evening. on the occasion or
Right Rev. Or. Potter administering the rite OF
confirmation 10 twenty-eight persons. the greater
portion oi whom were young ladies'. The congre-
CATION were noticeable. for the great attention
given 70 The solemn services, their reverenual
demeanor a ad for the sprlnKlIng OF colored cti.
zens tn9t formed q part Of the people present.
the latter treated win fun Difference by the
elegant and fashionable worshippers VINO filled the
edince In eyerg part.
The altar was blaze OF light. Innumerable gas
Jets and lighted candles almost dazzled tue eyes
The spouess waite Of tne altar itself towering up
10 Witnin a few ieet Of the ceiling and surmounted
by i cross. added 10 the general effect At eight
O'Clock procession or acoytes and choristers,
preceded by cross bearer, with the Rev. Fathers
Brown and NOyes in the ordinary vestmcnts Of
Episcopal ministers. entered rom the yestry
ana were followed by BsnOp Potter. Tney
all seated themselves within the rang the lat
ter occupying an elevated seat at the cpistle side
then commenced. They we're chanted 10y me
priests "a q solemn anc melOdou. manner, ana
tue choir, on It's part. rendered inc responses
and nymns. IN which the congregation Iotued,
wi remarkable effect. The latter knelt. made
ReuuNeNlouS ana Crossed themselves with Ap.
parent devotion during the service.
rue candidates Tor confirmation advanced at the
appointed time and spent some minutes in silent
prayer Ine Young ladies' were an attIred m
waite with gracefully lowinR wells That EXTENDED
To their feet. The BISHOP, attended by one or the
assistant priests, addressed the candidates and
explained 10 them the nature 81 the rite he was
about % administer The venerable preate then
SPOKE ~ eacn separately and, following the ritual
confirmed those smelling at the altar ratings.
Inc services Mt -. Mary he Virgins are generally
celebrated with more pomp tnan characterized
ln-t -
aud ARRANGEMENTS OF the church were Indicative
OF tue nesfe Of tue clergyman IN charge 10 add as
FAR a. possible 10 the dignity aud spendor OF the
aivlnc service. The congregation are eytdently
ANIMATED BY sincerely devOnt sentments.
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BABY FARMING IN 4 CUSTOM HOUSE
INFANT CLERKS.

CHICAGO, H., May 10, 1875.
To THE EDITOR or THE HEBALD:-
There IS a nne Illustration OF civil service 70
form 10 the chicago custom House. The chiel
special agents al the Treasury Department, Mr
b. q. LobdelI, caused a little boy aged fourteer
years 70 he smaggled into the chicago Custom
House Ia september, 1872, a. q cerE az 500 pei
month. The nttle fellow vas his nephew, W. q
Gtlber by name. and was brought from SarAtoaa
n. A.. direct 70 be placed upon the rayr0li- .
the customs service at CniUNgns 49, ais sinct
That time been taught 10 reau, write and clphai
at the expense 81 tue government. Anc
draws a 400 per annum 0n account
general merit He i tae champion In.
iunt customs clerk IN tNe Tinted states
j. there anything la the New YORK custom House
20 beat thlsg lie pubic men VI the country ssem
10 nave no hesitation M quhrtering sch00lOOvs
upon the Treasury ana turning the custom hOuses
ol the land into klnderRartenS, lbe press ougni
70 protest against sucn treatment OF CnlLlren
tender gears. Taking poy awav non ms topt
and marbles anu converting nim Into an office
holder Ia childhood should be lrowned upon. Poor
people force their young cnIldren iuto factories
aud can only be prevented from cong 50 bg
special statutes. Rich people arr more uuleeung
wnen they drive tier nttie ones into pubic ofnces
instead OF sending the little fellows % ,cuoo.
JACKSON.
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4 BRUTAL CONDUCTOR
NEW YORK, May 20, 1875

NEW YORK, MAY %, 1873
To rHE EDITOR or THE HERALD:-
IN riding Gown from harlem on an open car Of
the Tntrd avenue line called . newsboy IRON the
curb 90 by nv mornings HERALD. The by did
pot attemptto &c on ne car but running along
side cautiously held tue paper out % me, when
the cJnductor, noidin 60 one Of the side posts
oil the car made virgo sus kicks at the poor cni !,
So mat &c nad 10 exercise considerable deNterity
70 AVOID being hurt. 1 r0tested w,ih me con
ductor. VINO replied that he would keep those
bOysn away Um the car and tnat ne utdn't want
any or my "taik.n Tue Itlle tellow ran nearly a
piUeK uodgtng al tue way, 10 return my cn1n &c.
tainlv nave nad the Jealous Official arrested ana
appeared as witness. Hoping you will give this
publicity, remain obedienty ours,
NORTH NEW YORK.
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THE JERSEY BALLOT FRAUDS

The legal contest between the Freeholders wh
were counted out aud thoss who were counted u
by the Board Of Canvassers a. Jersey Clty wa
opened yesterday. Mr.. Van Horn, OF Bayonnt
cry. who occupies the seat 70 WAtcn Mr.. Wtcknum
was elected. was u0itned 20 produce nj wirnes.ct
before supreme Court Commissioners on AOu laa
next MT. Stunr mas also coMme need piocesa'
tngs against Mr.. Curren, enc o. the sitting me u
oeis from HoooSen. fhe investigation exciiea
great interest
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THE CATHOLIC CHURCH IN AUS
TRALASIA.
SYDNEY, \. ). w.. April 10, Isl

SYDNEY N. >. W., April 10, 1875.
Most Rev. Archbishop vauRnan's presence
promises important influence on the education or
the Roman Catholic youth OF this colony. He mas
set himself 20 infuse new vitaltv into the college
belonging 10 his Caurcn, forming portion OF Syu-
ney University. by accepting the rectOrshIp. n
was formally opened on the Tth INST. with all the
ceremonial prescribed by the PDRttHcglc Roma.
uUm. Archbishop Poiding and seven other Catho-
~ pTciates Oficlaung.
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viii close next week. think will see that Il is
d0ne by Saturday. fApplausel

Mr. Evarts--Of sunday. tLaughter)
judge Nelson 10 the jury Gentlemen, we will
separate until Monday morning at eleven O'Clock.
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TAKE
LIVER REGULATOR!

For all Diseases of the Liver, Stomach nd Spleen!
I is evidently Family Medicine, being for
medne resort will and
After forty years trial. it is still
= n"%a Its E,rnes from of the highest
'tonsioh'9 Emheh physicians commend it AZ tie
EFFECTUAL SPECIFIC
Stomach bad taste
orebodngs evil ali Of which are the Sann di sSo and
yon feel Dull Drowsy Debtated kave
f oanes % na Ss SSis & sSaeg 81
disease and time great uaering Wretenednes @
climates and changes of water and
coMpiSTs r REsrTEssSE 1sHssS S iAUNnfcF
~ N't' M ~ '' N'e''c'ne IN the
nd y % hays never % seen 81 tried such simple satisfactory
~ oeeasonay use when condition
Regulator mSfniiy f. for some time and
persuaded tits valuable addition
II have used the Regulator seventeen
have used for that class purports to F.
:! "a lTaIsrES 1sES:
ka k spS has g1 ss good and eons mea
Nv" nave been acquainted with Simmons
os s the a R r. % aoss n u hs % s @ ReRss Rs
~ fontaine Ca " ~ -.
LIVER RMG".AroR
rSx Tor DYsPEPS1A @ coMsT1PAToN yAgNDIcE,
SOUR STOMACH, HEART BURN, &C., &C., -
= 1T Ha@ MO Hcaual.
Z. L q faulless Family Medicine.
Uss sure s o'ass1ss eass slsn saEsysiis Egsssis1
drastic medicine,
Does not interfere with
L. no Intoxicating beveave
GAgTlI9MSBuy no Powders Prepared SIMMONS LIVER
ss sa ;asifa ess d as pAs.p
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the gas is lighted in my study, and
where and my monkeys always sit.
this room was once called by the serv-
ants the masters room;" but I found
out lately by accident that they now cell
it the "monkey's ROOM" This is Oar
win going backward! Dogs, likewise,
will sleep at night if they can; cats, /
observe, are sleepy in the morning, the
reason being that the wretches have been
out all night, and, of couse, feel very
seedy in the morning, and doubtless
their head aches sometimes, and it
seryes them right if they do, consider
ing the row they make fighting and
caterwauling. I have strong reasons to
think that my own black cat is presi-
dent of free.and-easy club, for they
hold their meetings among the ruins Of
the Colosseum at the back Of my house.
This is o regular "cattery." All the
stray cats in Regents Park and the neigh
borhood come here to arrange family
matters; sometimes they come into q
back cellar, where keep skeletons,
casts, &C., and kindly supply me with q
lot of little kittens, which I convert into
skeletons, casts, &C. L confess do not
know how to get rid of caterwauling cots.
Will any one tell us?
now venture to suggest a new but
simple remedy for want Of sleep. Opiates
in any form, even the liquor opii sedat,
and chloroform will leave traces of their
influence the next morning. therefore
prescribe for myBelf-and have frequently
done so for others-onions; simply COM
mon onions raw, but Spanish onions
stewed will do. Everybody knows the
taste OF onions; this is due to peculiar
essential oil contained in this most yalu-
able and healthy root. This oil has,
ON sure, highly sophoriic powers. In
my own case, they never fail. If I am
much pressed with work, and feel I
shall not sleep, eat two or three small
onions, and the effect is magical. Onions
are also excellent things to eat when
much exposed TO intense cold. Mr..
Parnaby, Troutdale Fishery, Keswick,
informs me that when collecting salmon
trout eggs in the winter, he finds that
common raw onions enable him and his
men to bear the ice and cold of the semi
frozen water much better than spirits,
beer, DC. The Arctic expedition Just
now about to start should, therefore, take
a good stock Of onions. Finally, if a
person cannot sleep, it is because. the
blood is in the brain, not in his stomach.
The remedy, therefore, is Obvious. Call
the blood down from the brnin to the
stomach. This is to be done by eating
biscuit, hard boiled egg, bit of bread
and cheese, or something. Follow this
up with glass Of wine or milk, or even
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Money to Loan,
On Marketable Collaterals.

EACHANGE on New York, Baltimore,
w Philadelphia, Boston, and all promi.
nent cities of the United Statss and Eu-
rope bought and sold.
DEPOSITS received and in:erest-bear-
ing CERTIFICATES issued.
STOCKS, BONDS, GOLD and SILVER
bought and sold.
ACCOUNTS Of merchants and others
from the city and country solicited, and
LIBERAL LINES OF DISCOUNTS
granted by the CENTRAL NATIONAL
BANK, corner Of Plain and Richardson
streets. JOHN S. PRESTON, Prest.
j. II. SAWYER, Cashier. Mar "a
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NEW BOOKS

n AC H H.. 6FyfnB 8 .B08K6toy8
~ GORGE ~, HiaL Life and, HisDo DotEil
M SIPS. :. +, ,'a9l4i>-, n L. ktsfr
Scientific London, by BeekSrsxE3d
Science and Religion, by ;iDeppS
Sits, Farrar's Life of ChfisteA&A.
The ;Shadowed Home., by Biokafssstil
41. SO. Conqusring and Ito OondanHlJ
6chonhsrg Gotta Family -t-SA0k. 1oSnJ
Journey tethe Nbr4h Bole- 3li60. IRal1
Milton's Weifd, ,by author. ;of; NO.
OF 4-sl. 25x q The '6cienaet4ef,,I1N ssst|
Amos-$1. Is. 6,.r Ts5 IL sf,asisk sstss
haAlso, variety of new Englixh N5vsll
paper covers, by Mrs. OlynAiaSiu -
geon, author Of "Eastle," Mis-. st "a
Wlkie Collinsand others.A ApfifA q
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VOLUME MUMB

II INARD & WnEY-To patrons in ~
n arolina for their iberality: We "
Indeed thank you for buying n
Il ur fine ready-made Clothing, ~
Neckwear, Underwear, cheapest, r
IN argest stock ever in the city, IL
A nd We believe best, for we sell TT
u nion Adams Black Silk Ties, u
ussian Braces, ,SuspenderaS Shirts sNF
Ilade specially, good fit; guarantee lNI.
nurability, elegance, comfort to ID
~ uyer. The Quaker City and 10
21 Star Shirts are all the go, and II
" Silk, Linen, Gingham Umbrellas
MI eclain, TO sel!at less prcata coed 4
w rticle than anyhsuse in the trade IA
In fne,. ready-made Clothing, our a
Il lyle and price is unequaled. -
inen Cuffs, Handkerchiefs, Collars;O
u ur stock can't be surpassed. ~
Elegance, style and fashion, Hats in ~
~ assimerc, Silk, Straw, Felt, Wool.
Vouths' Clothing, Shirts, Hats, Caps, 4
Il No. 124 Main street. n
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CHEROKEE SPRINGS,
GLENN SPRINGS.
Spartanburg County, s. c.

Wz THIS favorite resort
G4HE4@A for health and pleasure
:,s|SII.!|:..,.1<ll3e will be open to visitors
on June 1. The medici-
nal virtues of the waters of Glenn
Springs need no other testimonial than
the wonderful nature Of the cures effect
ed by their use; and their merits as an
unfailing remedy in the cure of ell forms
OF Dyspepsia, Indigestion, Disease of the
Liver and Kidneys, even in chronic
cases, are long and favorably known to
the public.
Visitors reaching Glenn Springs by
the South Carolina, Greenville and Co.
Iumbla, Spartanburg- and Union Rail-
roads will receive the benefit of Excur-
sion Tickets for the season. A dailv
line of Coaches will connect with Trains
on Spartanburg and Union Railroad ut
hlch's Hill, five miles distant, and at
Spartanburg, to convey passengers to the
Springs. Steps have been taken to se-
cure to the Guests the benefits of Daily
Mail and Telegraph.
Dr. o. B. MAYER, ranking amonp the
eminent physicians of the South, will be
IN attendance to respond to the profess
slonal calls of the Guests of the house.
The Table will be supplied with the
best the market can afford. Bathino
Rooms, Billiard Tables, Bowling Alleys,
Croquet Grounds, Music on the Grounds
and In the Ball Rooms. Terms mode
rate. Apply to VIM. GORAIAN, Colum-
bia, S. c., or Glenn Springs, s. C.
May 1G 1mot WILLIAM GORAfAN.
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The symptoms of Liver Complaint are
uneasiness and pain in the side. Some
times the pain is in the shoulder, and is
mistaken for rheumatism. The stomach
is affected with loss of appetite and sick
ness, bowels in general costive, and
sometimes alternating with lax. The
head is troubled with pain, and dull,
heavy sensation, considerable loss OF
memory, accompanied with painful SEN
sation Of having left undone something
which ought to have been done. Often
complaining of weakness, debility and
low spirits. Sometimes many of the
above symptoms attend the disease, and
at other times, very few of them; but the
Liver is generally the organ most in
volvcd.
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COL. AsBURY COWARD, Princi pal
A Full Corps OF Able Professor.


Notice to Taxpayers.
NNHE COUNTY AUDITORS OFFICE
l. will be open for receiving RETURNS
from JUNE l to JULY 20, 1875, instead
of from July to August 20, as hereto
fore.
The law requires the County Auditor
to assess Ill parties who fail to list their
personal property within the time above
noted, ut the same valuation us of 1874,
and ndd Il penalty of fifty per cent.
thereto; and all new buildings and
structures. not returned in 1874, must be
returned for the fiscal year 1876, and in
default thereof penalty of fifty per
cent. will attach.
To facilitate the taxpayers in making
their returns for the fiscal year 1875,
will attend in person at the following
Precincts:
Gadsdcn Precinct, June II, 1S and IS.
Acton Precinct, June 81 and %.
Davis Precinct. June "a.
Gamers Precinct, june. % and 90.
Camp Ground Precinct, July1.
Killian's Precinct, July and 6.
Hopkins Precinct. July 8.
Tronholm's Precinct, July TO-.
A. L. SOLOMON,
May % limo County Auditor.
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Wine List---1ay
Hf low specified, IN
DT ,ist ever ttuh1{

lumbia: {
CLARETs-st. Eatsphe,
Margaux, Pontet Canst. ID
quarts. :. iHa -.
Observation-Disclosures, ~
Dudesheimer. at...i 4
SAUTERNES-H Sautay
d Preignac, Latour. Bland
Yquem. :" @aFs 81
Observation-Disclosures
Lee, decidedly the finest dfy
ported, Ohaus d Ducha&JrSy
Carte Blanche, Kelly Island, 4
SHERRIES AND PORTS
fine quality, age and 8bon
stock, most carefully seleS4ad
Ny stock of French Branaia
Gin, California Wines and Bra
nestle Whiskies, "Mafyland, I,
.'Finch, t'Bomgarden, Ind sc
ite brands, is always full Tf
always endeavored to keeITfhi
of my business supplied .Jftlyt
possible quality pbtainable 6nl
satisfied with o8S result. l'f ~
Z. Any rare Wine or particuisFa 4
here advertised, will be tpr64,
hrst hands at very few dayss 10
NsI-,s4 GEO S6Y2dnE
City Hall Grocer and Wins On
May 20 .i,:tr .y,i1saitE1xkS
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South Carolina, Richland Couxtv.
IN THE PROBATE COURT

In re Estate Of Heinreich f. Franck.
NOTICE is hereby given that JOHN
~ c. SEEGERS, guardian of the estate
of Heinreich F. Frank, has applied to
me for final discharge as such guardian.
1t ls ordered that the twenty-first day of
June, A. D. 1875, be fixed for hearing
the petition and final settlement of said
estate. B. I. BOONE,
May 81 t12 Judge of Probate r. C.
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water, and you will fall to sleep, and
will, trust, bless the name of the writer.
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The Charleston Hotel

A WILL not be closed this Sum-
W per. All Guests patronizinc us
EE during the Summer and Fall
months, and remaining q week
or more, will be allowed O reasonable
dlscount-except occupants of rooms on
the first or parlor floor.
The attention of the Country Mer-
chants is respectfully called to this no
nee. May rs Gmos
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THE SEVEN WONDERS
is found in .s ~


Heinitah s Family Medicines.
Y>HE QUEENS DELIGHT-For Puri.
Il flying the Blood, and Renoyating
and Strengthening the Body.
THE KINA CHILL CURE-The best
Chill Cure known. Will always cure.
THE QUAKER r LINIMENT-For
Rheumatism, Pains, is wonderful
remedy.
THE BLOOD AND LIVER PILLS,
Better thaf any other in the world for
family use.
THE sTANLEY's COUGH SYRUP
The only Cough Remedy that will cure
1t has cured thousands.
THE LIFE EVERLASTING BITTERS
"A tonic for the Stomach and Digestion,
giving good appetite at all times.
THE ROSE CORDIAL-.Will cure all
Bowel Affections; good for children.
For sale only 1T HEINITSH'S
May 26 I City Drug Store.
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,lIntarest Allowed.

YyHE Mechanics and Harness E4ild
~ ing and Loan Associations sof HacI
Land, ID now receiving deposits ofs q. .G|
and NpwAfds, and allowing in1st4se p
the Tate of 8 par cent. per aanua en- ~
anounts over $1,000, which sens3ns 6
days or longer. Deposits received ~
!. H. Gibbes, Treasurer, at tho Cant
National Bank, .R. D. SEM. ~ r
April ~ , Prcgi6 2nf
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Prepare Your 0w4
Mineral Wate
Br rsISa THE

Granular EfferVescent tyaIl
DOCKBRIDGE ALUM, vICHY, cRl
III ORCHAD, KISSINGEN,, .FRtE]
RICHSHALL. The Salts represent IN
condensed and agreeable form the Sal
dicinal constituents of these yaftS1
Mineral Waters, and from their conS
nience and comparative cheapneasn
coming rapidly into use. y
One or two large tea-spom-fuls
to q small tumbler of watef: fnsfj
reproduces a draught of the na1
Water, accompanied by a ,apafk
effcrvescence. For sale ut
L. T. SILLIA1AN g. GOSH
April 8 Drug StosS
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1nsinees Cbances.

tDUTTIONAL capital procured i0r Merchants,
q wsstei~er. and 0thrsas Mining Interests negotiated
RAJ Estate exchanged ior cusin Persons with cnt2
rsrr business advised lvifont Charge spirNr opP0r
S..,rcS I.sreuces wilcox Gibbs. sewing Machine Co.
-, l.lliwsy Camp q co.. Cotton Broken l-2 feslst
,iigcS K ai!e0n financial anu business brokers ~ Bwsy
UNO THOSE seeking BUSlNESS.-HUNT &
4 U1YNEcS "NNNTFLI RLGlSILk' gratis OF
maize Tor stsuar. rDCn tree. Business tAnsir, part
r.is Be- negotiated expo JCsly. no charge unless 20
alton concluded HUNT q HAYNES, FINANCIAL ana
Itl-..ss Ir0sors. ISI broadway.
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Galce bn Auf:icu.


yRANGS. MRRWIN g. Co, CSC Broadway,
h psss Bondss-salc1 Of BO0Is. wOrks Of AIT Fancy
esses - at4pm-BooEs mostly F,uellsh publications
hs,s-a:cd and sovgTAl doPar;Iael,s Of iA.sEtture
T,9OslAS BIRCH & SON, Auctioneers,
LILO chestnut =, above Eleventh
AdministTst Pere@ptory sale
Private Collection
OIL PAINTINGS.
''iI <. y. n n sas esd c.qr o.
wEpSEsDAyy 6mnAY c and sysnns :, c
NoN cxhinii n DAY nd ylLs' A. oui nc" All NaS'I
No Lilo chestnrt a. second sorry
~ sps rcQpess Nr B. scott r. wi! conduct the sale
RAc collection Of aIt orecd az thus sale Is enc OF the
tras ana rgcst private coe ms ever offered AZ rrh1s
a. many original examples q Che od masters Is wed as
al sry ointment modern aris both European aJ American
The following artists are rrrrcs'inted;
sir Joshua REYNOLDS,
Constant iyroa.
7 T.. Wit.simp.
Georee Norisud.
Charles sd Ii.nry Shsyor
LSiislss RaSslowoL.
?. VIII
= ia ~.
Johs Bap,ist MadOX
a. Ev.rsnn,
Ps sol, v 1s@,,rs
Jan Van IIucatsnberg.
T. BNssano
William shaver. sr.
LGca GorlanO,
Fraak Halls.
" YcrscAuur.
sss-,'srrata
Thomas r ed.
J. saGeri-lt.
II Dorsosnune
AnLln@.t 4'"co[
~, many others. Aa,Siicaa and foreign
Catalogues viii be sent 70 any 1drge' Oh appl- llon.
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AmuscMent5.


L Pr rRodhAa ME ron TiE 6PENrSo co c1lIaS
THIS (siOnday' Ey y. ~ o'@ T. sI'''''~
l. OVERTURE" ire olercs" .'........ H'iOi
BY FULL OkCtbSIhA' ,o..s,,
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g. SOLO VfOLISo-Fantssa. Faust" ..... WienswsEi
GRAND AnrA- @SSS f FASGHl Weber
8. CONCERTS IL r Plat. on. 7S-Adasgio ,..,.o..,
l'D'O Nine. .XRAnEiLA GODDARD. 80,
-, -, sisnar oKL1NDIEI -
l. VII" Mile Nile =; THEREsA TirfESs.
l. FUNERAL MARCH OF 4 MARIoyETrr,. .GounOd
BnrlesIue foF Orchestra. lFirst time In America
. i''' mon q fy lis 4. RANDALL
8. FANTAsIA-PaDo on themes Of Don Clio
' '--l By Anne. 1i:XREiLi doD0AED. ~'
-. By aiiie. rHEG sssA TiTiENs. -,
Mons. u sAUBEr
. Al'lA NJ t.4 HIEX&yDEn BiscHoFEii'
MI Mss " a. RANDALL aad sisnor 0ELANDIHT
Muslea Director ..........-.... dAX n AHEdZEK
WEBS1..,DHE' Oct Isl CoND GRAND coNcEsT
F4RTPfx OCT t., sraIhP GEATp c2 i4IS
General admission q a ADMISSION 70 9eSend balcony 5oq
o,y rsrysd sSts sI e,Sb e. csn bo secured AZ sem
wsy Hail Nos. 7Ol ami ~ Broadway.
JTNION SQUARE THEATER.
- Proprie tor---.......-..-- Dir. 7ItERIpAE SHOOK
oFENING or rIE aEgt Lar sGAsoS,
MOEDhY EVENING, OCT. 1.
uron which occasion viii bo revived in
MAGNIFICENT STYLE.
EI RsS S 58f S R house. 5s
Feuiet ami 3oucicauits conehy.
LED ASTRAY.
The play viii be given with ia
GREAT ORIGINAL GAIT
eInpraeng the following Misses Rose Ey
tinQo. Fanny M0i1nt. ksto CLAYTON. Mira. Marie Wilkins.
Blanche Grey Brown Nesrs. Charles 4. Thorns.
ar; o.Son ttsId Arn0it Claude BurIOngAS IA. ".
Montgomery, W. n. Wilder, and W. L. @uIeley.
SATURDAY, oct 9. aTst LED AsTRAY matntc
Seals securi rcn days D. ADVANCE
VVALLAcW'.
Proprietor and Mansgor. ........ LESTER wALLACR.
,roro,,cu,,. 01 TLlS IHLEATER ,,.r,y,,, ,r,n
FALL AND WINTER SEASON or ls55-76
TUESDAY EVENING, OCT 5.
when ssh De presented for the
FIRST TINE IT THlS HOUSE,
Original
COMEDY DRAMA,
IN three acts, by Tom Taylor, esq, entitled ths
OVERLAND ROUTE.
The SCENERY entirely new ~ Mes-rs. ). CLARE. MATE
MORGAN. and II. I5HLR%DOD
The ItCEiAtfCAL APPLIANCES. unprecedented in
genuity and eject, by Mesrs d. NJ ani b TIER
Ovturr ami Incidental music composed and arranged by
The ~ }NiTrRE and APPOINTMENTS. al new, by Mr
+ DORai NOTION.
Thy CAr ai nclude nearly overy memberof The Company.