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Nomination for Massachusetts Representatives

BosroN, Aug. ga m The twhg convention 10 noml
candidate Tor Congress, ia place OF The Hon Rober
Winthrop, met last evening. and AFTER bailotlny THU
teen times 81 A. Elliott, ESQ., declared 70 be chosen.
Fearing.
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MOUNT 10. Mary's College. Eoamitsburg, md.-The a.
wi Mount g. Mays College will cominepa
10th August The board and tuition ~
Si2 This includes the entire cassic and scientific coa
also freneh doc,o fees washing mcnding Ac and pad b
yearly, advance Music and drawing $40 annum .
For further particulars apply the president Of Mount 81 MAY
Cof JuIy l5-tl
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Returns OF The Elections, Chofsrd, &c.
ST LOUIS, Aug. THE entire whig ticket in the city
aud county ST. Louis has been elected. Darby (whg
il reported to be elected Congress the first district
The returns come in very slowly
There WAS only inefnenl IRON cholera yesterday
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T,LIzABETHIAN WAVE, dar,a.I1 laid, note and h

II paper, and envelopes.
Superfne, creaan-laid vellum paper.
Cream, laid, note, and letter paper, Bath size
The Queens More damask laid
TAYLOR h MAURY have just imported an assortment Of
and rich styles OF paper plain ruled and gilt edged
envelopes match will be found very superior.
French stationery Of every variety constantly
store.
Aug9 Book and Stationery sto.e. near yii street
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CHARLES ALBERT,

COR sALEAn excellent woman with two chdrs
Those in the trade need not apply Apply az the counting
'of the Union ofice Aug ~
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IOR sALELot No. square sp5 fronting NOD
street, with depth Of l3sS feet 3eet alley, and GO
tanning 5g feet This lot Is egbly situated for bushes
being within squares Of Centre Market that portion
the Canal which has boon deepened Terms will be moderate
CHARLES DE sELDNG,
May 2-n No. Todd's Buiding'
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NOTICE.-Ihe sale Of cabinet minerals, &C., which were
IN sold Temperance Hall Thursday August 9, IL poes
until further notice, will require time 70 arrange, CLASSIFY
catalogue Due notice will be given o. the day Of sa
DYER BROTHER
Aug Sd Aucdoneen
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Qursi Hours. BY Lady. vol. .
~ Europe, Past and Present BY Francis H. Ungefver L. b
l vol.
sleep, Sensation and Memory BY blanchard Fossate ND
DAVID Copperheldy' No. Is. Putnamf edition.
July 90 ,FRANcK TAyLoR.
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ny- General Grand Encampment of the Unisse
stsies.AI Encampnens Grand Encnmpmens, uoa
the Grand Encampmen Of knights Ten
United OF America hereby notified that w.
session Of General Grand Encanpmen viii ne
OF second Tuesday, l0th VI sspmod
1885, they required appear property represented
By orderi
JOS X. sTAPLEToN,
General Grand Recorder pro ten
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limited states Patent Once BuiIding.--From aneen
u twenty hodcarrie required this work-apa
ton to be made at the building without delay.
Aug4-lw
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laJ- Masonic Notice, Grand Chapter Of u
United satesAH Royal Arch Chapters and stats Grand nv
under the jurisdiction OF the General Grand chapter
Arch United states Of America, hereby nouns
uenna Of the General Grand Chapter w
held Of Boson the second Tucrday 10Th OF epsm
1885, where they required properly represented
JOS. X. sTAPLETON,
General Grand Secretary pro em
Aug 4-if5h, l2th 18Th, o6th
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For norfolk, Piney Point, and Old Point-Fsre IL
.ceA.

duced.
1 The steamer osceola win, the 9th Of July
ASZokIa-e making two trips week % the ahos
paces leaving Washington every "Wednesday ~
saturday O'Clock returning, Norfolk every Mond
and Thursday at 4 O'Clock, p. m.
Touching, going and returning, Piney Point Old Point C
river, and The landings the Potomac
Passage Piney Point, q.
Passage Old Point - 10 and return ut any u
during the bathing season. %.
Passage and fare Norfolk, S. -
July 4-n JAMES MlTChhLL
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Our Baltimore Correspondence

BALTIMORE, January 1, 1900
Meeting II the LsisiaHre TIE PaeaHt Seat in the Senate
-Chsnfes Of Cor. Preh.
Our Slate Legislature Gsembed yesterday, asd they
adjourned without selecting their olcers. who
were to be nsmsd In caucus meeting last night The
wings have a clear majority Ct 2, Joint ballot aud
OF have matters In their own haeds. They viii
proceed tomorrow 20 the election a United States
Senator. aoi the probability 81, that Ex-Governor
Pratt will be elected. Wm Price, EsI Who was the
candi date Of the Wetsrn counties for Senator has
withdraw bis name with the undrrs'auding that he
viii be the vhis eradicate fer Governor n-xt tail Gen
Jrre' Coss.s hoEever, astrong candidate from the
Western ecunti,s.
was acortaincd yesterday that here wee 81 ~ he
50 rerbere 81 the House In favor ot GOV, Pratt aat
that the uhiE member from teverai oi ths middle
counties we're against him Nothiug l. known Win
regard 60 the predictions ~ The Senators hat " vii
uqrirs clear vote ~ 81 O. effect choice. II tho
Wigs shoud BE- divided when the baloiing 'noe',
A. o. The termination 81 the democrats 90 vote for any
vhig in oppcaition TO GOV Frat, and shpul1 Gen
COsls receive 20 whig votes, he ~iil be elected.
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B.lrrmoas, Jan. 2, 1870
Railroad coniraeis = n, MaLtts. 4e.

Rsiisosd Contracts FOL TIE Markets, &c.
The Baltimore ard Ohio Railroad Company received
intelligence, by the Cambria Of the cloiog e their
contract for $500 tons q railroad iron 70 nish The
adto the Ohio With the Mefr. Barpgs at c5ios. per
ton. payable IN the bonds 81 the company. Thl1 II
cossidtred very favorable ard tenders the completion
o. the read by the spriug 81 1854 sctrtainty.
n following Che ~ te stock bsar' yester-
dsy l haze. pai,,mors sad Onto Rairoai 80 o0 DO Do
tiue tj ~ do DO. tt1s
In cor nour ige, since saturday. there have bcoa sls
Of so0 BILE HoEafd stree a. s. aud q DAY 400 bbls
ssue s. 7t-msrts, ciesnr NTH hotter fasrs haa has
ien unaffected Jr some Thsrs have been tut few
trarssctofs in City Mile note tof.T sAts "a iH1bbl.
sf7i 1fs mariot has bees NsfT hghty frrgti thia
vcst, both 81 uhsst aud esrn hhea' De-, been ny nsa-
taincd prices quote PRIME r1ls a. pc 9 81 Ok Com
sold yUrtty a. g. tc Tor ~hic tnd " ac flf yllW.
To fies vcr'h rsp.rtinf kye-'.ef a Nail ani
70 &c. Oats 80 % SO s5crrfus % quality Tier,
Vas en- advance 81 o. "a coffee ycfcriay a'coant
Of intelgspcs from Rio Jnncro beet cattle Trf-a wre
ssrtd ~ re scaie Jcserd.y 80 helt q tsva ab1at -
q which 0ol - city buictcra an4 ctsrf, At r,cs
r,pginscu s. % t37s rsrie tine saa %
81 ISN'T, md avcrfrnf s. 10 fsai Wels dgt1
80 tsiarco rrman urfoi1 fnclrici
!. buubsr tcd betvcs 2U0 ibs Nhca
fed 81 o. ~ Ercff Hogs To uaftet TO-DAY quito
Inactive. squote thcn a. stsi q per lgO h. rAioh
L. aAN
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Our Philadelphia Correspondence.

fuiLapELrfuA January I, 1850
Mo- Yars Dsy-rnHaiiaiisn Of ne Pr,siaent Of GirsrS
coLegs-Io'Tt5k Msrd,r7be Mrksts, &c.
Not the slightest outward observance of New Years
DaJ In city, further than crosded ,lsighs, ssd
equally crowded theatres, which have sunlight per-
formsncss for thi, day only Professor w. n. Allen
late Professor Of Philosophy and Bellies Lettres 10 Dick
ipson Colles. Carlisle Pa duly Installed "a,
duced saisry) this morning a. President Of Girard
College vas present at the attendant ceremonies,
which proved 20 be Of the most interesting character
Hon J. II. Chandler made most eloquent speech
which called forth an equally eloquent reply from the
new President. The children sAng brace OF hymns;
end the ladss preseDt smiled their sweetest smiles
The ceremonies cobcu lsdss in the days -hich Homer
sirrs of-with feast
a most horrible murder was committed in Yves.
NoyayenslrE lsst evening. II 4 customary anong
tie people rasJunk and other portions q iha Neck
O. eslshraie the departure % the old year ani the
c,uing q the yesr By tocisi gatherings of rea
tivs., friends axd neigbbofs aod TIE ineuxsace In
esreiug ard The pleasures o. couotry douest, cheer
NsH tafs night " thus innocent,y and pieasaotiy
pared While store Of The beat feelings are laid up e
the future
There was such meeting last night q. the h,u.o Of
Dit. H.nry hornkeith bricx maker By trade residing
mar the 1rsys Fsuy Road athort disasOe south east
Of the L. Arseps In the course az the evening 70
o. three young mer, Of toe 70 vdy ciss u the
hnvse Sbsre t- mpsny sssstlhied accOnpanitd
b. Young vcm.n Of doobtul pm alton. The
q the females being objected TO the parties we're re-
quefted O. have -bic they dif, though Win reluc-
tsrce AID dis stisisclon aud IN good h1mor
some tine after they had gone psrtJ OF alb 'ut
srsnforeeneit cf their contsise returned sudrs'sng
wrcow took rie os two frcm able tb.t ~ss spread
in the ~ ch'n for tae aecon N adsNon n the gnssb-
Nr Horrktith bic son, ar Nicholas q srnkeith sads
fisrd a. the latter, a young rsu by the nans OF
Jsmes Y. Chfity. ohio had come With him @ tbs ga
th'iits a. his fs'hst's nou.e, .snt GOT ., rsnss-
strsts vnh the iDtfudsrs They we're tnstsnily
sstsiisd ard all three knocked down. Recoveuos
utmi,ltss they fstreated mo the h-ase Tns ss'sih
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ADJUSTMENTS.


.ha Essss fsr ss DsE'
fS VA Nj DSs1 N .''s D.
ss Il. Lille E la eiS
NJ GSqissOp Julien Miss nsni. Are Of .ns,:i. Mr..
the eprtsin viii rise att
CnANrRAU's NATIONAL rHEArRE. THURSDAY
F"s tSy ssSsS. S: Ss: N, s
5 esss NJ
. Nj tg TN st Es s
sr Triton MT Dawes Tsadsre. Mis-, Iooiysr. Boxes.
NIITcBELLs OLYMPIC THEATRE THURSDAY
WIN ysn FL soa: s
SSsFHsSSsssi " E a .%a
Idvsrd Mr.. cro.s.r. Mrs i.serwooi To BE followed BY
e. srS s.: T I FsPs
papss spy Mi @ g. asns E Ta
Circle. tOo. Upper Boxes 25ci Pit Is.
CEcoND ANNUAL FESTIVAL BENEFIT OF the
American Dramatic Fund Association. incorporated
President--D. c. Golden. Esq.
Trustees.
I Hsn1y Ssk sssnsn f!' sSssn mal'
BE s The p s,f
Is sOgethsr with all its splendid spEen,ments ssoing
next, Jan. 7. $50.
Distributing Committee for the fale Of Tickets.
W. b. Astor Esq, +. @. Tisdell Esq,
J u Astor, Jr., Esq. George McLeaa, ESD,
William Norris. Esq, Alex. Wells. ESD,
W. L. Chapman, Esq, G. =. Morris, Est,
John A. Eagerly, Jr, ESQ, John Anderson, Esq,
J. Foster, Jr. Esq.. Rob't. Coleman, Esq
henry G. stebbIns, Esq, Chas Stetson, ESQ,
Adam Stodart. Esq, James Laird, Esq.
w. j. II. Rogerf, Esq., Wm Ashbridge, Esq,
Lumley fraphlin, Esd, j.. Stevens Esq,
Colonel spioer. +. Ludlow, Esq,
Captain Marx, n. +. Willis. Esq.
r. a. Marshall, Eco. w. Speech, Esq
B. Hunt, Jr. ESQ., Junius T. Stag, Esq,
Park Goodwin ESQ.,, 4. b. Hart Esq,
". q. King. ESQ.,.
and the Directors Of tho American Fund Association At tho
Box Offices Of the several Theatres and tho Music stores
The entertainments Of the evening will embrace Shak
spares comedy You Like It, supported by brilliant
combination of talent impossible TO bs together
any other occasion including the names off
Miss Charlotte Cuthman, Mr. Bland,
Mr.. 7. s. Hamblin Nj Tilton,
Mr.. Burton, Mr. Leach,
Mr.. Chirpeudale, Mrs. Abbott,
Mr.. Lyme, Mrs. Gilbert,
Nj. Raymond, Mrs. Waicot.
Jordan, &C., &c.
The Whole Of the original Music will be presented under
the immediate direction Of Mr.. GEO. L0DsR with Grand
Vocal aad Instrumental Oo, in which Male B0RGHESE
and other distinguished italian rtists will appear.
Stewards Of the night.
Nessrs. J. wallach, Jr., J. G. Gilbert,
| JohR John Dyott
George II. Andrews, J. f. shaw,
| W. &. Claile, John Brougham.
Tici ets-Box and Parquet, 81; Amphheatre, 30 cents
Box places places be taken will found at the
Aston Place Opera Hous, Adam Stodlrts Broadway !;
Firth Hail. Broadway and at the Cashiers Office Of the
| Opera Houfe, in Wall 1T.
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NEW RooIxs. AZ.

.NN~~NNsN~ NNNNe~e'
I iITlLLs LYING AGE. NO. 2s5, I2,. CENTS
~ Contents-l Meth disn in Wales Quarter Rsvis~s
Story o. Family, chap Nix shapes nar,slre. P,s-
humtrs Memoir u kyte The late Horace smith: Pos.l
cal aud Prose Norhs Of Chaes sprague sotrn po p.v
.tesignaton The Dead child one sain, More: The ola
Pew short Artiees-fvtugei al Melodies Oseaa rti,a-
lrths Bsir, Sc.; New Books New Year ana nee 20
lue have tst commenced. Published vcshiy ~ or dollars
ytsr. ny v. Lttsl Co. Boston, and sslt W D. witt
Dsyesr,rt Tribune Builengs
MoRoATs LITERARY DEPOT. gtCHArGE PLACE,
I'VE ID jciring Ns once Nee ORLEANS. ths
above ssatsk tvkye bs f1-pd Books %
scrpon ecnss,ins Of Eovss History biography, scien-
~. tomnercsl. Ceosraphica ssd Medical Works Aise,
aesn pets assofsnsnt o. Stationery togsthcr with ali the
rrnc rel Dsiy and Wcckly Fewprtpers sud hassrines
Ccuny orders FER article IN ths trade piled
varied win despatch Eottr naiea PROMPT stten.i0u
psid - vort ercrsa ~ mall rorrrn noets inrsrei
" order. 7. @ fOngAr.
Iatsrsry Depot sasns-s shs PES. oz.. s. Orisass IA
ps-Cgrpl srraEgsfsense have been m,de with the
ths Werts ~ fac. AZ iseuss. ItE
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suprem. Court.

Jan 1.-The Hon William Mi'chsll, the newly. elect
ed Judge, sworn in before Justice tdmonds, to all
the vacancy created In this BY the retirement Of
Chief Justice Jones
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COPY THE ADDREss. and SEND, BEFORE TOO
- lc'e, tor Tweiyctrses Pamphlet teaeArs hos %
thrsuRh ftng as weeks s8eh before breakfas vhaut
rubbing tuploing any help maehte, ard Of
cents 1he New lcfk tlristsr lntelisoucer ssJs;-
No housewife should b vithcrt ii To - obtained
arr itafics rtrrcrsy ~ letter to n. TWELYETREES
ttteu 79l No, % Sassap street.
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COu man Pieua

JAN. 2.-Tbe Hon. Lewis b. Woodruff. the nsvl,
elected Judge. sworn in before MIR Justice Ingrl
hsm to fill the vacancy created by the retirement
Chief Justice Ulshoefer.
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CIRCUs-AsToR PLACE.-LAST NIGHT BUT TWO OF
~ the season Thursday evening January 3D. 1850 will b.
display Horsemahshp aud classic exercises
prng sixteen brilliant acts and In tho Ga
Friday evening the John Tyon tales
his closing benefit which occasion the distinguished Hun
gsrian patriots and exes Will honor the Amphheatre with
their
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TIE HOLIDAYS.


LSORTn E HoLIDAYs.-JUsT Received ANEW AN D
splendid assortment OF Cravats Ssarfs SGsrenders as
&c together with great varsity OF articles Of my
nuissture as Shirts Collars Crayas and ariel Ties: sua
BILE for the holidays J.AGATE,
Gents Furnishing Store. 2 Broadway, Park Place.
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DHILHARMONIc SOCIETY EIGHTH SEASON. THE
actual and associate Members hereby Informed that
rehearsal will take place at the Apollo Rooms
Saturday, Dee. 20. at SO o'clock Il. H.
by order. J. l.. ENSIGN Secretary.
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Gent, Furnishing Store. 2 Broadway Park Place.
SPECIAL NOTICES.
(,nANcE OF HoUR.-GREAT NORTH MAIL. VIA
,a Ss hs,d be S, SS
and viii elo,e daily AZ the Office at until Wesnc-
Way mails, for places between New YORK and As.1y viii
close at this othcs daily, ate ~ up.nx p
M AsoNIg NorIcE.-THE xEsBERs OF ST. JOIN
Howard House. Monday morning at9 o'clock precisely
% nSn iSr assny hs nsn 81
lister Lodges and the fraternity standing Invited
X. 4. coSDoN. Secretary.
A TTEsTIoS-PIRsT REGIMENT NEW YORK CALI
n forbia voiuneers-The members Of Col J. D. Steven
held x Ini.y ball ss sSx.Iy: Friday sy:siss s.as
gsy'55 Ee,e O. A cors.n. D. fisis, = FIELD g.Ss-
AMERICAN AGRICULTURAL ASSOCIATION DR.
a AItss viii deliver the nth Lecture q his course on
esiccs in Here Chapel 10 Brssissy susisct~vcIessoe.
Iekes for the course 70 ie ID a. the Tribune oce Mr.
H. R.s e HEssss.y As nssss s ssssssr' and
COMPREHENSIVE. = TIVE UNDERSIGNED HAVE
~ this aay iormse e.raa,ns.'hp lar ths Transaction o.
New York Dec 81. Isio. s CORNELL.
vT,uE OCEAN BANK OF TnE CITY OF NEW YORK
rooms Of TIE asspes,iop No i6s orsIwe6 street until
capital, payable on that day.
Nsshaniei Weed, william T.. King
We eniine Kirby, Dennis Harris,
Robert Bsydock, Gordon W. Busahsn.
BerjsEin A.. hunfori, Lusien ID. Conan,
'EzTalSiEL WEED. President.
is. orproSs Cashier
New Yorl, December q. 1873.
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GEOLOGICAL HALL NO. ~ BOwEay-NAGNIFI-
~ cent Attractions for the Holidays !-Performing Ee
plants Liops, Tigers, LeopaIds, Ponies, and Monkeys
monster White Bear three white Lions and ncndsstrpt
Cub, few wteks old its sire being lien, and ts dam
leopard Beasts and Birds Of variety On Christmas
Say three grand performances st 10, and soelssk On
New Years day, four performances, at TO- and o'clock.
On other days. doors l So p M performances
ct and o'clock Admission 20 esnts children under
years. half price, Teachers and schools admitted liberal
tern
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IMMENSE SUCCESS OF THE LEARNED CANArY
Birds!-sisnor Bliiz Magic ard yentrilos rsm,
afternoon and evening" at apd ~ o'clock at the SDcisty
Library corner Of Broadway and Leonard street. Ga New
Years Day three performances at H. and o'clock Sig
BltI VIII introduce several The Learn
ed Canary Birds will perform fresh feats The Yentrls
Sren. hnlf mira
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BOARDING. Sc.

"A having more rotms tia, they require would let them,
furhisied uliarnhed with full partial board
tlcmcn and their wives ugo rentcmsn very
able terms Thote desiring avery comfortable home will do
well apply before engaging elscw where. PYate
table dCtrsd Stages within block VI the door, Adj
dfofa Box 73louor poet Office.
I oDGINC- MACS HEAD HOTEL, NO BARCLAY
IL in clean and comfortable single beds and sr rle
roomt at cents night or 81 70 81 - per week Toe
will be- constantly Supplied with superior cid and
aiss, wines liquors, and segaGs.
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CRANp VOCAL AND INsrRuuENrAL coNoERr. IN

GRAND VOCAL AND INsfRU AEHrAL CONCERT, IN
" laid Of the Funds of the Ladies' Hebrew Benevolent
Saving Society," will take place Saturday evening jan
nary ls5 the Apollo saloon which occasion the
following artists have volun teeed their valuable
services; Miss yoIepbine Brsmson Mrs. g. Holman. (by
Mr. Newstad; Mr.. Leopold Meyer and Mr. ]. Eben lhy
permission IF Max MaretIek, Es.) sgnor Mariani Mr..
L. jacobs Mr.. d. Price, and several amateurs. Further
particulars in the programme. The Grand Piano. nsed
this occasion is from the ranufactory of Person Esq.,
who han omey Offers il Fratuitouy. Tickets, 30
cents each 20 be had Of the Kew Leo 3i Elm p
Lewis "A Liberty and at the door, the evening of
he To commence at O'clock.
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TO Ir-TnE sToaE AND BACH ROos OF HOUSE
NJ ~ betficn Stree steond tocr n Brnt4vay.
irsuiIs 81 Jana a. CRONBN, ~ Rsoaassg.
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ITALIAN OPERAAS PLACE FRIDAY EVENING,
IA. will be psrfor@ed yerd's celebrated spsrA sera
GERMAN for the last time this sessonEvra Sgnorina
Truf Goyanni signorna Ayegadro Ernani Ssnor FORTH
Carlo. signor Beh.ventano Silva sisnor Noyell lago;
Sgnor Cubiei; Rsardo, Sgnor Parozz. CsndvosSr and
Director Max MaretEek; Leader Herr Krsszer Prsss Of
atmissonA Ssats in Boxes Paraust secured esther
the night season. So Admission on shssvsniaG Of
formanes-ParqueJS Amphithssrs ~ eents Doors
o'clock. Carriages heads
st. and tst Il mn Lead
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CT LUKEs BUILDINGS. CORNER OF GROVE AND
- Hudson street Open every evening during ths voot
First week of the VIRGINIA slent-
ed and legitimate baad Of Ethiopian performers In the world
having been chosen at considerable from
OF most celebrated bands performing In the
country Tickets 25 cents children under years Of
half price Doors open ca performance to commence at
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Al ,GRAW,s GRAND NATIONAL PANORAMIC PAINr.

ipgen Hail. tsS broadway three doors above Nibos The
romantic region Of the noble Hudson the classic river of
ba Western world. ssratoa Lake George, together with
Ciet Villages, Steamers, shipping Mount Iuands and
ether interesting views, the whole emil
extent o. the most sublime and picturesque in the
world Painted by George Usislor Lsq assisted by v.
Cornell Dootseren 6 oelock Pantrg precisely al
"a. Admission, Is cents children half price. Days Of exh
biton, Tuesdays and Saturdays at l Doors at l.
From the I'd January to the inclusive the procosds
will be applied exeuyey in aid Of the Home for the Friend
less. Exhibition afternoon at o'clock and every
exlninc az u naors oIen a l o'elook. and bls.
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VAN vALKEsRU EGu. ~ PEARL srRgEr I'M
porter II nss Aocord-.1s fiuoat suscal Dosc aud
he9ssers Irsn.h sceorfsors q tupsrb qaslty tssiy
fhshsd suitable for holiday hsnnactufsr % Goid
ard SILVER Psrsls and Pea nolcsfsi deasr ~ wstel~s
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