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kec county, Alabama few daysi since, fothc purpose
OF ascertaning the actual OF the people About
hundred present, 1ye-sixths Of whom before
the had been thrifty farmers or this number only
reported that they had enough 10 do them
until the wheat harvest For bushel OF now they
ener bushel OF wheat after harvest ten pounds OF
cotton next Christmas II IL the impression OF the editor
OF the Rome Courier that atty thousand bushels or corn
could be disposed OF in Rome these terms In two
weeks; for Cherokee county, Alabama Is by means
alone in distress The whole Cherokee country Is greatly
in need In corn.
The New York herald., 1866-05-03

NKw ORLEANS, May l, 1900
General Sheridan has arrived from fexas The vgu.
~ nnnty being distributed throughout that sia,s,
un1ss The direction. Of General Hcinsxeiman.
Governor Hamilton has ordered state election 70 b
hsid In rsSss under the psv cens,ssuos,oa The 2s'l
ss Jsss nsxA
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continuance or the Divine favor that has 10 ttgnsM
blessed w heretofore.
Tne Tonne lcut SsnAtorskip. ID

F' NEW LONDON, tonn Nay y thoo
In the connecticut Legislature the Senaorshp is the
absorbing topic II Is believed that tho united friends OF
Buckingham and Fcrry will beat Foster
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POlfticnl esxx.

CoxdRrxrosAL NOMINATIONS IsprasA- demo.
cratic convention recently held in Jackson Indiana tho
following resolution adopted
Resolved That the delegates appointed by this con-
venton TO The Congressional Convention OF this district
be instructed % cast the vot0 OF Jackson county for
Jason u. Brown for Congress, and use all honorable
means 10 secure his nomination.
NEw JERSEY ArrOrSrnKSr-The Newark Journal says
II Is rumored that Hon James Scovcl has been appointed
United sates Collector Of Informal Revenue for the First
Congressional District
MICHIGAN EtEcrIos.-in twenly-six counties heard
from the republicans have made gain oS seventeen
supervision There twelve counties TO haar FROM
but IS believed they will rather than diminish
the majority.
PKsssYLvANA PoLrucs.-The johnson party ~ Penn.
sylvania have Issued call for a State Convention to
mce, In Ptsburg in July next to nominate candidates
for state officers This Will put thrco tickets in The aeld
In that State
PROBABLE GAN ADMINISTRATIONS CosoREssMrs IN
PKSNsILvrsiA--Mr A. X Mcclure, writing from Har-
rsburg states that the administration has hopes OF
curing at The next election six supporters OF It's policy
from that State In place OF the radicals who hold
seats IN the House Tho following districts given
those !n'whch the chance may be ELECTED the lgures
indicate the vote u 1854
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In my last the auspjcols event OF the birth OF
prince or princess foreshadowed. II has trnns-
prcd, in the safe arrival in the world Of a fine
young prince the of the Duke OF Sake and the Prn
cess Leopodina The imperial boy. however. Is some
what far from the throne, the possible aud probable
progeny or the elder princess Isabel, will stand in the
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6sip Uanifo.
. crNrs WANTED for HORACE GREE.

AGENTS WANTED fOr HORACE GREE
TwgRICAS CONFLICT CI--MOEE THAN 10000 COPIES
ALREADY SOLD ,,.t...
% yen stlong the authors political opponents accorded 70
no Other history the As complete ueid impartial
d hsnc record o. events, marked thrcuGhou by crest
5is-rninstion ,nd painstskng efortnrIabo Alike IN
conception o. and e2cel,n-" OF cetsi has no TVa
The -'cst sup~Fio-i'y o GAEFLElS HlsIOhi over ~
Others enlpnstCav s.sted by pubhe men and the
press Of a parties; while it, purchasers = every
conceded 60 be the rost sisaory Woik ever tio
bv Asenf This estra- rendered st more Significant by
tie thst tfo1ssld o. Dlfcascrs of the nieTior
b3otB oliy heraocd "sfsndard h,toes o. tle Wal
Enei seti r ,a c4uVsssrrs Win,"1 etheI on com
mission OF salary they may prefer lhe 80 Z" Of our
a.fnts nav be inferred rom the f6c that among bfgt Hua-
be- Of cest c0n,Giss Ia, ef our s~poy 10 ~gGge
- .Ae s4ls Of any 5;1T UJ's. .. -
& H. GIDERSLEENE, No 1 Spruce-st.. N,". lors,
Gerer AGENT for Hev.y ork Sewje-,-y Delaware, Mary
Llnd. and The nIfirIct of loLrmbs.
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CTEINNA a. SONS
~ GRAND. SQUARE AID UPRIGHT
1IA\O-FOR1IS.

Usv, ,sfen - ffs ffcuHs Io'i mi svsf sdss s'hs
rf ueps sif hold ~ this scfrry within the !ss ten wears
,nd la addlton thereto they awarded Fifsl ffifs
Nedsi s the r-. ln's,tiora Al rhb,on IN Londos S1
~ coz. petition will ~ Piano. from all psTts Of the World
Ths the .res. superiority o. tcse instTunsn;s uui
,rr.sy conceded sbuud9ntly proven by the FACT ha
Mes,r. stenw.y "scaes 1poyement and peculisritie,
O: c0nrnetou bsy. been copied by the ro, majority OF
h, manufacturers .h h.rsphs~s tAs CLOSELY ~ Gould
NJ fE1HrHekaRsf or rlrgsf RI9HTsl, ana
that their Instruments usai nv the erbont pAns
Euror,e sho prefer them their pubic
and ryat, us~ whenever secess.b.e
sTEISWAYG SONS direct special attention 10 their
PATENT AGRAFtE ARRAhGynEhT,
which hsvns bo-n practically tested all thsf Gf.nd and
highest priced Square Psnos and admitted to bs Of the
" modern times VIII hereafter b. In
rsducsd IN YIASo nASryAcTcngD rHEh, WITHOUT
ScRrAsy cosr to the purchaser In order that ALL their
psirons may reap its benefit
sTEINWAYk 4 SONs PIANOS are the only American
Instruments exported 10 Europe IN large rHnbsfs and used
N EuropssB eoncsrtrooms
WARkROOxS, Nos VI and y Eas. b.srssntSe, -
tvsss gpi~s s5ssS ~ tTvsnss sfst Hse y~h
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ADRIAN a. MUlIrB. AgcloneeT, ,-,,DY,N-
c,S - ,bo EDf II NJ BI IN

4 EASE o. IN" 0ihce ol tHt - -, " -, 81
Il INSURANCE COMPANY st AttI, %, q "a
,.,svrra-ADRIAN a. MtLLFE ,. n W ~ i,ss - 70
vii sell q. suction o. WEDNESDAY it, tJ, 80 he
order on tbs ~ rr-9ei re,-isef-. t'@ ies' sIu
the ureu..s,s .ai.y OCCUPIED b} tie 'y.- ly-
th ~ o oflce Oh tho nf f9oE srl one o.. ne second
f5of Connected Uiit t1o hs' o. 'ls -
O.. - N los, ln he sf.ir. 0i te Company. In' eases
o., ri, NAV 1857 The lrasss and .chedos O. ne nA
~. ND with the ie..e may be- o. the oih'~ oi the
la, Tfgpgnv P0ss-s!1r ofths premises vii be sV'n On
The lsJ Of March nlst - .,-..,..,,,-
r. LEt FlSuNELL.
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furniture.

DEDROOM FNAMELED FURNITURE ci
Dw.rrautca nsr-e.nr. Ai.9 r,'d hesnu; ard " slrrt
Chamber Suite p.s.n po o1nsmeut- a. H. r rAkhlNO'
ION ; % C-az.st. opposite oo.'sT tHtohsh"a 49,
ENAMELTD Fl RNITURE. The largest
- osso-trrert ol Erarrrcd Ctestul and ,od " u
3T DkOOM SUITS n The cty. also AA4IRESHi-,r
SPRING BEDS &C. o. good wslned eu'rt At tho
sa esaD isncd Logse. N1H.tN WARD Co. &ii Caft-si
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Gyss.r on OnpSAvcr. Nav, DrplRrrrNr,
BUaEAU OF ORDSAScF, NAvs DsPARrsrST.

UtDNANNNf z
WASHINGTON CITY. Jan 10. l0f5. )
GALE OF about one thousand (l.0cO) tuns Oi
y svv SHOT and SHELL n tine fo.ts near tue elllncc
20 70 le fear River. North Carolina
h.' e is hereby given that the 18th day Of February,
IS lere w be sod pu0c auc.iou o. the hcle bIii.
.hoa reserve, and IN lots 10 suit purchaser apuIt
sbouss 81 a. O00l uus less Of SHOT 1ud SHE'LL
into tho Forts th Of Cape f5ar Rs14. n.
50 .le Navy during their b0inl4gdrlent.
= ,rs cash IN Government funds one4sf tLr p1r' So
Dey pad by the purchaser tie esf.natei shs
fn.diltely the conclusion Of the and ac res
the actual weights upon delivery and ren0v which
take place within days sfier the sale oil,-a t1e
xF5,octies wi! revert to the Government.
II A. WlsE. Chief Of RlreAa.
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DIERSTADT's LAST WORK-SIORM IN
ID THE ROCKY MOL SIaINs.wi II open f0i ExHIBI:
TION Al MINER soMERvILLEs 9ALLEhf, Ma Ss
IyaSsvnx lbetwsen Thirteenth and fourte. e.nh-sta
TUESDAY, F.b for the bsnsf. the Nursery and Chifs
shove charitable isstl.,iss ssSss nshs6 o. eass a.
oisaeB ~ OsgA
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GENTS WANTED for ABBOTr's GREAT

~ HISTORY OF the REBELLION, nov complete IN Two
,rss Hova Octave Volumes mary 1909 pages u viii
bound IN volume q volumes IN oue complete
l5o o0O copies a.resdy sold.
TIE .tye = Mr Abbot clear gr,ph- and s,riknzlv
dr.oc snd peculiarly adp@d 70 the tastes oi the great
public N!tb his Sgor and gnl'y Of thought exercised
upon fes a. Nen- Of NATIONAL inter sud his unusus scii
fJr obtaining the reliable data MI. AbOo has sno-
c~eded writing the complete history OF the war y~;
published There hlf doI other histories % The He
be hon bat Wiion -qus thisuone which provide 80
well Tor the pouasr wants The eugrayngs are all oi ttee
and OF tho highest character Fo. thorough history Of The
This ~oIs is unsurpass.d
EapTieuced aud energetic scent, VII. md this Op
GURDOH BILL Springfield. Mas.
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BuREAu Or ORuvANcE. NAVY DEPsEIyrsr
W4sHrSGToS CITY. JsB. -. 1876.

BUgEAr OT ORUNANCE NAVY UtTtIl.
WAsHISGToS CITY. JsS. q 1876.
GALE OF NAVY POWDERS a. the NAVY
- YARD Portsnou;h. y. II. There VIII be solt 20 ihe
hes blders the foprtoe OH 4 Day Of CDR eI
~ In tho Ofce o. the Inspector Of ORDNANCE, e tie Ec
MOI Navy ard b. 'aapi Five Thousana t5coO oarre
sfksl. Powders.
TeIrs ssh. in Government funds, tslfto % deposited
a. the ote sale -nd the remainder within ter days ae
UHd a1.ing which time the Powders must De fc-.o ed
eu d. Portsmouth Magazine st ,he Navy lefd cjT isc
IL. A. WISE, Chief o. Bure1u.
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1nsirnfticn.
MUSICAL INSTITUTE

MUSICAL INSTITUTE
WI At
MASONIC BUILDING. on Thir,e-D;h.st. between Third
and tcurfh-aees., S.F Yors.
elGNOR BORRA, the only representative ~ the cele
bra,ed 1heves System OF vocal Music ln,ruc,ion
has just recovered irom severe SICKNESS and
specly informs the public Of this city that h a.. oo
vii be reopered MONDAY February = the .boy.
place and vii continue eyaTy MONDAY and THURSDAY
oevrry week LadIss will receive instruction from g.
snd Ucnticulon from Z 10 Q c.ock p.
rITIE RUTGERS FEMALE INSTITUTE,
i Nos. 49, 4as, isl FiFTl-ANE., NLW-NORk,
vii reopen WEDNESDAY sept. 20
II. NJ. PIERCE, ,Pre-iden..
VOCAL INSTRUCTION.-Mr5 EDWARD
LODER viii commence her course Of private insrle
tion in ITALIAN. ENGLISH and ORAIORlO SINGING
the hf, wefS ~ October Mr.. LODEH wi! b. a. home
un' every morning between the hours Of u and
o'clock applications .huIe, No. IA East
Thirty .ecouds, Lexington avc. or 10 tuckerns
a sons Piano Rooms. No. 40 broadway.
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Amusemfnis.
NIBLO's GARDEN.
~ Lessee AID MADss,,~...-.......wa. wHEATLEY.

NIBLO's GARDEN.
~ Lessee AID MzBss.i~...........Wa WHEATLEY
irBR EsrAsLsHszrr DOGS SOr ADVERTISE ~ rHs
NHvYoRk RHaALp.l
POSITIVELY LAST WEEK
Of the br.ili.n, engagement Of The
GREAT AMERICAN TRAGEDIENNE,
Miss BATEMAN.
MONDAY EVENING. FEBRUARY y, 1886.
for the time .uce her fom Europe in her won.
dsrful iulpeTsonc.ion Of
BLANCA
in Mi.lans interesting play of
The ITALIAN WIFE.
ncssrs J. c. COvrer @. Burnett W Il. Dsnysfs, i. T.
olturs, W Bsisdo.l f. Barry Nro. Nolan Rends ETC..
Miss Mary " oils etc.. IN the Get.
TUESDAY EVENING,
LAST NIGHT BUT FOUROF
MISS BATEMhN.
Who viii ,ppear lor the h.l' time 3. !.is ihe4'srv
In Bulw.:s pay Of The
LADY OF LYONS.
Ard On
SATURDAY AFTERNOON A MATINEE,
Commencing a. O'Clock.
VI Wheailry begs 10 Announce engagement With 20,
cl3rmin. conedirnte,
MISS MAGGIE MITCHELL.
Who will make rr r't apre1 this season on Mondsy
FANCHON Or, THE LITTLE CRiC kEf.
Admission, IS Rpsorvsd Seats al Orche,'rs
Ch5f, So Seats IN Dress Circle Private boies, ti 3J
Family Circle ieutranc- nn Crosby.,'.l. 81 centn
SEATS sECURbD SIX DAYS IN ADVANCE.
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HOTEL TURNlTU RI. Bar Counter az
III A.r,ion.--TUI sDAX T,b. I3 ioi o'clock 70 - "a
ne,r Grecuwich; furniture. ~ rooms aIe 70, m
,ioh croc.gry. glassware uia vsnl. aeon
a. frt1res. Ell nel-y IeT. v. 4. CAkiEh'
hn. ~ loIr..ald 81.
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CFVTs WANTFD--Tor 1.-THE FIFLD.

AGENTS WANTED--For THE FIELD.
n DUNGEON AND ESCAPE" By AIBERT d. RIcH
,ypsoy \ l. Tribune Correspondent. TIE unparalleled
o' coo rop. yr DAY is abundant evidence Of the pop
uary % th worn The interesting and exciting book
ever published embracing Mr. Ncharsons unpe rSle.d "a
rertnr. 0r four wears travelling through the South in the
secret crvcr OF Tie Tribune the outbrea OF tue wal with
our erues and fleets both East and West hi. thrilling cap
,up h confinement, for twenty months 10 seven different
Rrbc pisous has escape sud almost miraculous journey y
n-h. % nearly so miles, All those who want Profitable en-
poyrnent please fed fol Circular. Address AMERICAN
hI-lL L-ILlNAI LnMnAEN L-r---.l Cnun
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INMRER and Mood IL ATCTION.

tIIMBER and WOOD a. AUCTION.
u THURSDAY, Feb Is. 1875, ssls - EHchanss Hotel
yeGghseepsie, at l2 clock.
no acre. Of standing TIMBER ana WOOD-Oak- Maple
ana Cbe,tn1isiiuatsd the Hudson River opposite h'de
Ysrk VIII BE- sold in ots Of 100 s purca.
sns rare ch.nce for rsrosd and lumber diir-
tsnssr railroad tes Telegraph poles rd wool Sale post
tfve- Apply 10 wa. WRIGHT, 40. ~ hssssas-, &ow
York.
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Professional Nctlree.

~
4 RTIEICIAL HUMAN EIES.-ART1E1-
~ GAL EYES made To order and inserted by Drs ,.
BAUCH and 2. GOUGELalASN formerly euipl Dyed By
Roi..onnrsn % pari,D No. 5s9 broldVs AZ New.iork.
nR. WM. EARL" WORK of 2i0 Pages on
~ Piles, s,nrturs and Obscure Dsesss Of the Psig Viz
e.rs Lc Price % cent. Mailed free 10 any psr. AddeS
No !. White a.. New iors.
CURGICAL HOSPITAL. under the exclusive
- caro- of EDWARD-H DlXOS NJ d.. Editor y Tho
sr.pe-spccy The obscure Dssa.~s OF the Pelvic
V.c,rs Hernia liz mcrhods Nscoc.ls Fstula sd stir
tur- Of-e nours rom 3, 10 ard 20 evenings at
No q tinh.sye.
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ADAMANTINE BRICK PRESS,

WE PRESENT % the pubic the nfft ana
w only BRICK MACHINE ever invented whioh n,t,'s
PEsvsr fRnsKp Bnic. from puo cay without ersct %
eb,ck sd =. ,sp IN IL. coasIcon % 70 reconuend i1o
general use 90 sabs,Cio eF any ud a. ofcA nacAhe'
inovE 70 the country. ,, 4, =, -.
II makes Brick smooth perfect and uniform IN ',s" .ni
1gshty; ChsAtes than uGf etcs ih re nnoi
superior 10 suy Phsd-pss pFo'sed bri's oVs' ofs'i IL
1asrtet. ,..-.,,. -
TIE M.ohnss are uad, viii rog ene 20 eight mods snd
will cod from 5C0 to ,y11 TyohoIle p0ws, WIZ run
,vo no y, and nye.hJrse power WIZ run 'is' h'o'e
Ono mold will tnrn out CO.. bcif Is 10 ho1fs ana o.si
mods 81 100
Tn. lrr thn. made .,Iertons 70 niette AND eohs
oncn,iy . tom the seton 81 .ru.t
They are rs.Iy ir burnaz when sinn.rsrd IRON The me
chine require no handling dyins-Ad MAJ DC 4ueii
.t.ly ,nhi.c,.i e .n, degrees Of heat.
By ,hs pIoross rsnufc'uTr the ar an1 fnof" sre ei-
tom tho o' p- foEaoT "hch enter We
mol when filled and are suddenly withdrawn a. the hrck
Give. its final pressure consoguentT ~ thf BhiL
HIRSS PFRfECTLT WITHOUT CRACKING CHECK
ING OF WARPiNH and EVERY BRICK 10 PERfECI
WIN 1T CONES PROM THE KILN
The Machine IL now In operation a. JeFsey CITY vaefs J:
can be seen.
/. eniy p.e.sry for practical business 10 tie
Machine IN opestio and exsmne its product 90 be con
vncsd hst IL destined TO WORK an eire revolution In tic
We oi.r or SALE. Rights Of States Counties. Cities. sud
r.vns - r.assp.e rrE Machines Furnished to order
'~o l.. c. WOODRUFF. President
&. l.. CORNISH, TT~.ssrer.
~ wUICQAs, ss;ssssu.
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6aiss bp Ant'ion.
A n mr,u1r- nnet.on..r.

DY BANGS, MERWiN q Co, Nos. oJ4 and
ID N6 Broadway COZ o. Nlr-i'-stes 9, boote a's
Aaoey, etr.s Worsso of Rrt fSrcv 0oods fHrnufe A.
NGNDAY FVFNTS(j FEB q o. 90 Ock,
aud the .rso fo lowing -veLin.s - Ne same l'1r
u ipArE LiBRARf-ol gentleman NoF rem''' 20 20
-. ,e1,n-isTg largo collection of choice Books on
Th,ooev md General iiteratuIe embracing variety o 80
p.riv -TRATED WORKS. All re- .di1g niAu Ni Z,
.rrc Bo0ss a. For prcuars Catalogue - be bad -
a.. fs.tsroous.
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5ituatio nc iDanic0-fcmaIes

A NUMBER Of wel-reoOmmended German
CIR y.at siTt- ATlGHS o. 81 geneIsl HOuSEW OEk,
te Al Ny loves GctrIau lnssag;o, ho II sisniorsi,
pea- The bovtIy.
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Dfntlstrp.
Maebinern.

Tor SALE, CHEAP-Two four-h0rse IN.
j GINEs one small GEAR CUTTER slso. one CYLiS-
DER BOILER 80 i~.i long Ju iuces diameter One tasne
and Ger Cutter 10 '--r at our 0ffcs.
kEEs BROIHfR rs No. 2lB Fu'ton-st.
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Xmpsfmfnts.

WALLACK-. ,,.cv
trpIs rsrABLisHaEyT poys ADVERTISE IN rEs
sgy-Yokk hHRAiD)
OpeB a, :! O'Clock. Beg.nsa,a
MONDAY
nTh time, IN, great Fv.Act Drams by ToE Taylor esq
fnn3ed on Miss Braddor. celebrated novel, satiiled
HTNRY DUNBAR
n, THE OCTCAST.
Chs-ac,ers By Nes'r'. W Wal.ek chsTls. f,s.r ,~.
hanson r.ham Pop. Wa-d Misses Mary Gsnnon 0lAdene
Henrqvrs and lone hI!k-. 49, ,,cr - A.
powerful ,nI active FIVE ACT PLAY entitled TliE IRON
MASK will be produced WEDNESDAY, and IiIhSiuHs
THE IRON MASK. FRrDAY-(SiItb timel TIE hi'Ai-S'
SATCRDAY-THE IRON MASK.
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ar TOWNSENDs COMMERCIAL ACAD.

TUWNSENJH UUM MEKCIAII ACAU+
"a ENY no M Boye,y, Insrueson 10 givru ~ Booi
keeping Writing, Arithmetic. Asebr, Grammar. Sc stu
dents have sissu'aFef Tor acquiring complete CON
MERClAL and EJoLlsH EDUCATION. Pnvt.o in,,rEC-
IN apartments 10 gwen 20 who desire ~ thus
SLOWING those whose cary education has been neglected 10
such suto they pefci entirely fro, from otses
on Open day and eveuins iof ladies and 0en.l-Ionn
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1rsiruction.

A GENTLEMAN, native OF Spain, wishes a
few more PUPILS d-srou ~ ea-Il.i. the Spsnilh '
guAes. Address y. ALFAHEZ Ia. IC Eshth-.L. or Boz
10. 35l6P.O o.
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vNYOOD's THEATER. Admission SOC.
w R-oadvsy opposite 50 Nichols Hotel
Nr. FRANK DREW FOR SIX NIGHTS ONLY
TILL, EVENING and WEDNESDAY,, MATINEE
RIP VAN WlNkLE brug p:odufed with great s0cces
II Ad-lph Th-st,r London
RIP VAN WINkLE. with oeruaan song,
MI FRANk b,IEW.
Aso. the version lblrirsquel ..-u..
EAST LYNNE, or THE GREAT WEsIEhS. ,,,,,
Lady Tsab-l snd Madame Vine. .......Mr FRANK DREW
REMEMBER MATlNEE o. WEDNESDAY.
MISS LUCILLE WESTERN
the great sensation ss, engaged and will sppef az
MONDAY Feb. 49, ~ q new and pow, fful drama
BOX BOOK NOW OPEN.
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