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Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1867-05-15
CHANCERY COURT-KNOXVILLE.

NOTICE 10 UREDIIORs.
Jesse B. Derisux Administrator Dereux al.
PY ORDER OF SAID COURT, MADE
b April Term 1867, the creditors of the Of
Dereu1 deceased hereby notified file their claims
duly authenticated with Clerk and Master Of said court
and have themselves made parties said suit before
the first Monday, being the 18th day of October 1857 for
Of the assets Of said estate they viii be for
ever barred.
4 May g. 1867. pf5 D. A. DEADERICK, O. & NJ.
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Il. pf5 D. A. DEADERICK, &. IN.
NOTICE TO NoN-REsIDENFs.
- Richard Tufsroll = "a,


JIM Murphy Administrator Richard Luttre Others
THE DEFENDANTS, LAWSON LUT-
TRELL, o. +. LuttreIl and w f. Luttre are nonresi-
dents Of Tennessee stated affidavit complainant 1t
therefore ordered that publication be made succes
Bve weeks In Brownows Wing notifying said defendants to
appear before the Chancery Court Knoxville fourth
Monday in July then there defense to the
BILL the will be taken for confessed them and
set for hearing parte, copy of the order.
May g, 1867. p5 D. A. DEADERICK, C. en-
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Conservative Campaign Song.

The night Is dark, and doisial too,
Each moment briags rs trouble new
Wo trembis on perdition's brink
0 help as, niggers, Or We sink
0 darkies dear We never r1esnt
To have 3 sswhite mans governmeu5
And though we used TO say yog s'i'A
Yet help Us, niggers, or We s'AH
Trust not for freedom to nc
But let Us on Di1is's banks, u.,,h
Buss, dine and sup on D'fe
0 help Us, niggers, or We ''OA
ws,wesr we love your color 80 s,u.
wsI aS 'asins sursulFs, a. black q t,; a1t'
WI, me vou tirtl and never ''iHA'
- '' - ,ni~rsrs, or We sink
n. r.. street vel give yoa sr '..a.;ss
epee ~ xos' sssirman Of cur meetings
arc ~ "a nay Tor every drink;
e h. sslp Us, aiggsrs, or We sinA
- # dirt vel gladly eat,
S,-,,i old BrornIoW We defeat
Soui - The Lord! well turn our coat,
IA "a boid you niggorS by the throat
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ORIGINAL ATTACHMENT.

IT APPEARING FROM AFFIDAVIT
hled IN Tits Gaze shat the defendant Thos J. Powell 10
% Of the State Of rennssses Il therefore
"a THAT publication be made for in
brownow'a Whg notifying tho said Thonsas 81 Povetl az
appear beisre r. D. Jcuroen Justcs te Peace In
VILE ieps On us SoA day 81 oetooer to
salt hoagtt against hiE the 18th Apr 1851 v orrns
StIshst az The Law eirezts The BE- tnksn as
confessed, end Get for hearing e parts ~ 20 him
May I, 1851. 4tpn N m JOE, non Sso~r n
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SALE OF LAND.

Shaw, Rarbor Co.. vs.. P. II. Cardwell
In ACCORDANCE WITH A DECREE
this the January Term 1867 said court
viii SELL the door Of the court house in Knoxville on
Thursday the 9Th Of june 1861 the house and piece
about acres owned by respondent lying
District Of Knox county and East Of Knoxville,
South side Of the road known Rogersve Turnpike
credit mouths without rigS redeem bond
required without interest good sucery and lien retained
rII paid.
May 8, 1867. pf5 D. A. DEADERICK, g. IN
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WHISPERS
BEAUTY /!

Auburn, Golden, Flaxen and Silken Curls
DRODUCED BY THE USE OF PRoF.
Il DEBBEUx' FRIsER LA CHEyAUx. one application
warranted curl Che straight and stubborn hair Of
either into waFy rnget heavy massive cur Has
been used by the ashionabs Paris and London with
gratifying results Does no injury 70 the hair Price
by mall sealed and pest paid 81 Descriptive Circulars mail
ed free. Address BERGER, SHUTS CO., Chemists, No.
States ss- 49, st. mayi-ly
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cHANCFRY COURT-TAZEWRLL

wm c. Kincaid, Administrator, &C. vs.. = n. Alne'Iu.
IN THIS CAUSE IT APPEARlNG
tbst the defendant James NJ Kncaid is nonresident
~ the state OF Tennesse shown in the bill IL s ordered
that pupcation be made in Brownlows Nhg notifying said
appear before the Chancery Court at Tazewe
I'd Monday Of October 1861 then and there to answer
said bill will be taken confessed to him
and set for hearing en- psrte A copy Of the order.
NAV g. 1861. 4tps5 JAMES EVANS, c. NJ.
AKKSpED BILL FILED as A JRoss BILL.
H. Frar Leroy Hurst, ct ais and Leroy Hurst vs.
II. Frsr, ct ais.
IN THIS CAUSE 1T APPEARING
Il the defendant W. A. Blackburn, Hon-resident
Of the State Of in the b 1t is ordsred
publication be made for four successive weeks notifying
defendant appear before tho Chancery Court st Taz
WE'LL I'd Monday Of October next then and there TO
said BILL the will be taken as confessed as 70
him and for hearing parte copy Of the order
May g. 1857. 4tpf5 JAMES r. EVANS, =. q "a.
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Hudson : Robertson vs.. Maria McIendep, ct al.
Attachment
ALLdcnmenL.
William Yarber and Robert Walters vs. Thomas Bolten.

William Yarber and Robert Walters vs. Thomas Bolton
THE PLAINTIFF, ON AFFIDAVIT,
says the defendant indebted to him. and 90 absconds
eonoeas himself that the ordinary process law cannot
be served upon him. and having obtained attachment
against the estate of the defendant before
W. Wallace, Justice of the Peace for Anderson county
Tennessee and the having been levied property
1t therefore ordered by said Justice that defendant ap
pear before him. at his Office in Clinton the day Of
October 1867 and show if any he has why adg
ment should not be given against him. the will be
proceeded with parte 1t further ordered that this no.
toe be published for four successive in Brownows
Wing.
April a. 1867. at W w WALLACE, up
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CIRCUIT coURT-cLINToN,


Andrsv Dew vs. Mahulds Dew
IN THIS CAUSE TT APPEARING
from the allegations the bin that tho defendant, Ma
lda Dew Of the State Of Tennessee 1t IL
Therefore ordered thu Clark that publication be made for
four successive weeks in Browniows Whg notifying said de-
fp appear the Term Of the Circuit Court Of
Anderson county 70 be held for the county Of Anderson q
the court Ciince the second Monday Of July
next then and there to plead answer the suit
and demand Of the plaintiff the same viii be taken as con-
fessed BY her. and proceeded with parte.
Witness T. W. Boren Clerk Of said court at Office in olin
Mar !, ise7. 4tpf5 Ew BoREE, Clerk.
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s. Watson, Trustee, &C., Joseph Mabry and others
THE DEFENDANT. JNO w O'DEIT,

being nonresident of Tennessee in the summons
returned to the Office Of said court 1t ordered that pub
cation be made for four successive weeks Whg
notifying said defendants 90 appear before the Chanoery Court
at Knoxye the fourth Monday July next then and
there make defense to the BILL the same will be taken for
confessed a TO them and set for hearing pare copy
Of the order.
May :, 1867 pfb D. A. DEADER1cK, C. an.
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ASTROLOGY.
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ATTACHMENT

Perse ssebo Administrative OF Jesse ssebeit deceased
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to Gil the heads Of the Southern blacks
with notions pf free farms from tss
conascation Of the estates OF the s1an2sd
monopolists," they are sowing the Dragons
teeth which will fn the land with armed men
and scenes Of slaughter. We trust and believe
that Senator Wilson, who has gone down South
- the G. O. b R.-athe Chief Organizer" of
the black republicans in that section-will
stick to the text that these reconstruction laws
now before the South are the ultimstum OF
Congress, and that the emancipatsd blacks,
under the common advantages Of civil and
political equality, must hencsforward work out
their own redemption, and not look to Con-
grsss either for free farms or fresdmen's
bureaus any longer.
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aieft net be di9cult b sAsw that the disaGeo-
ten cf HungAu was ons of tls causes thss
prostrated Austrfa last summer. Bat the cass
Is siSsred. Driven out Of Germany, finding
Hungary ths most potent unit Of bis still con-
posite power, the Emperor accedes to demands
that 10 y unable 70 resist and recognizes -
autonomy Of bis sometime province. Hunga-
rian history begins again where 1t was broksn
on st the sccssuiou Of Jsseph the Second, and
the vigorous nationality Of this people may yet
give new vitality to the empire Of which they
have become the cenAre. And in this way tho
Emperor Of Austria may weaken the corner
stone Of his empire.
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Radical Movements In the seuth-The Rick
.sad Csavsnsisn.
The black republicans are coming. The
white republicans, who have heretofore been
held up In derision - black republicans. must
now yield this distinction; for the real, genuine
black republicans are coming. From Virginia
70 Texas they are in motion all over the Eve
Southern military districts, holding political
meetings, making speeches, reading addresses,
adopting resolutions and planting themselves
on the platform Of Congress and the white re-
publicans of the North.
On Wednesday and Thursday last the genuine
black republicans of Virginia held grand
mass State Convention at Richmond, at which
they pledged their political services "to the
national republican party OF the United
States," and In behalf Of "equal political rights
in all respects" TO whites and blacks, includ-
ing the right to hold once. In their address
published in full, with their procee dings, in
yesterdays HxRALD) these Virginia black re-
publicans, after reciting the enormitics and
horrors Of the rebellion, and the unjust laws in
favor Of the rich and against the poor, which
slavery has left ON the statute books OF the
State, declare that "with malice to none, and
with charity to all, but In q voice Of warning,
We desire to say to the disloyal land monopo-
lists in this State, who may be disposed to op-
press the laborer In his wages, and improperly
prevent or control his votes, or to burn more
school houses, and further to molest the
teachers and friends OF the freedmen, your
best interests will be promoted by moderation;
for II the course Of violence, encouraged by
the disloyal press Of the State, Is continued,
you may expect that confscation, now hang
ing over you, will be enacted and enforced by
all the power Of the great government you
insult" Here, considering that this address il
the work Of Q designing white man (Under-
wood, there Is touch Of agrarianism which
may mean mischief Al some other places
South the same suggestion, more or less sharply
defined, has been cropping out Of late ct these
Southern black republican meetings, and there
IL no telling the bad results Of such hints and
teachings, If not met In season by wiser coun-
sels Between the two races, South, nothing Il
more essential to law and order than harmoni-
Gus relations as employers and laborers but
when designing white politicians undertake
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The subject Of mediation In the affairs OF
Mexico attracted some attention in the execu-
tive session Of the Senate on Thursday, but no
definite conclusion was arrived at The de-
bate occurred upon resolution Of Reverdy
johnson, and Summer and other Senators sup
ported it. It seems pretty clear to US THAI
mediation on the part of our government
would be most timely just now. The imperial
cause is evidently on Its last legs; but 1t docs
not follow that the defeat of Macmillan is sure
to bring permanent peace to Mexico or secure
. settlement Of the disturbed elements which
have kept that republic In a volcanic condition
for so many years. In fact We do not see the
end Of Mexican troubles in the vanquishment
Of the Austrian Archduke. On the contrary,
We anticipate perpetual internal discord, ana
hence the necessity Of some sagacious inter-
ference on the part Of our government, at this
crisis, which would tend not only to an mme,
diate cessation Of hostilities, but to permsl
nent reconstruction Of the Mexican republic.
II is no secret that the existence of the Juares
government during its conflict with European
Intervention is due to the moral support which
1t received from this country. Without that
the efforts Of its soldiers In the field would have
been vain against the French and Austrian
troops, although II received no material aid
from us Without it there would have been
little chance even Of keeping what is called
patriotism in Mexico true to the liberal cause;
for II was our moral assistance which gave
stability and hope to that cause. Therefore the
win Of our government ought to be law to the
Mexican Cabinet We have right 10 presa
our mediation upon the consideration OF
Juarcz and that portion Of the Mexican people
who adhere to the only form Of governments
which we have ever recognized In Mexico, and
we are justified in expecting that if the con-.
templated mediation should be offered Il wslt
be accepted IN spirit Of friendship anss
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Yachting In EnGlnnd-A Chance for the Now
York Yacht Club.

Yachting In Enatnnd-A Chancc Tor the Now
York Yacht Club.
We perceive that the Royal Thames Yacht
Club has made arrangements for . grand
regatta in June Some Of the races are for
schooners and others for boats Of any size. The
courses set down on the programme include
run from Gravesend round the Mouse, from the
More light outside the Goodwin Sands to
Dover . channel match from the More to
Havre, and cutter race from Gravesend round
the More and return. A notable feature In the
programme OF these contests h that they are
open to yachts Of the New York Yacht Squadron.
Here Is . fine chance for our yachtsmen to con-
tend for the prizes with English yachts in
British waters. There are already three Of our
yachts over there, and II, ~ Ia expected, half
dozen more should tempt the dangers Of the
deep by Transatlantic voyage this summer
which Is not half 20 disagreeable at this season
as trip across the English channel, with Its
chopping seas-the English regatta will un-
doubtedly assume a very interesting inter
national character. We notice that In the race
across the channel TO Havre there IL no
allowance Of time.
We can imagine the curiosity with which tbs
French people will watch the arrival Of the
winning yacht and the sstonishmens and satis-
faction with which they viii hail her II she
should happen 70 carry the oolors Of the New
York Yacht Squadron as the main. We should
not be surprised TO bear Of crowded excursion
trains running from Paris 70 Hsvre to witness
the result, which viii no doubt excite equal
interest at both sides Of the channel
We do not zee why The widgeon, Alarm,
Phantom, Hsicycn, and other new yachts
that are now being completed on the east side
Of the town, should not 20 over and try their
metsle In the regatta Of the Thames Club.
which, We may add, IL considered second In
rank 70 The Rayal Yacht Souadrons
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HsnsaryThs Csrosafisn 81 Francis Joseph.
Next bnth will be memorable and won
derful On in the ancient double city of Buda-
Pcsth, u Hungarian capital. Francis Joseph,
Emperopf Austria, is to receive the crown as
. reception Of the distinct existence in his
dominica Of the kingdom Of Hungary. This
n the tnmph Of the Hungarian war Of 1S4a
Then tkpeople, able to overpower the EN-
peror oAustria, were crushed by the suddenly
added Iwer Of Russia Since then Hungary
has laitiormant, to say the least. though 1t
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EUROPE
The nows reported by the Atlantic cable ID dated yes
tsrday, April 10.
Germany remains excited The speech Of King Will
Ham Of Prussia tho adjournment OF the session Of the
North German Parliament creates dstrus in the public
mind. The Paris Bourss was duh and heavy, with q
decline In rentoa The estimates for naval and military
Expenditures in Russia are largely reduced
Tho English markets and London Change closed
On Good Friday
Our specid correspondence, by mail. details the
gradual progress Of the Franco-Germsn dilcuty and
Eastern question towards new complication Il was
thought In Berlin that Count Bismarck would eveniu.
ally compromiss with Napoleon and permit the
Of Luxembourg 70 Franco
THE LEGIsLATURE.
In the Senate yesterday bills amending the act for
Che Improvement Of Brooklyn Heights; enabling hus-
band and wife 70 testify against each other; appro-
prating e2S0.0 for the capitol increasing the
smigant head money TO 80; increasing the number Of
picrs East river and tho General Appropriation bill
were passed The resolution adjourn nns
dc to-day Wa adopted.
In the Assembly the New York city Tar levy and bills
% amend the code facilitate the construction Of the
New York and Albany Railroad on the west sde Of Hud.
ssu river: 70 amend the relative potagc In New
York haroor; to Incorporate the New York and Brook
iyn Tunnel Company; To amend the Metropolitan Excise
bs and 70 promote cleanliness in the city Of Brooklyn,
wers passed.
Good Friday was observed yesterday, mot only by
Catholics and Episcopaans but BY churches OF Other
denominations throughout the CITY, and partially BY the
business community Tho courts schools stock boards
and many places Of business were closed
commission has been in session 81 the Custom Houss
for month past investigating the seizures Of Spanish
wines on the charge Of undsrvauation. The proceed
inghave been strictly secret but the testimony 10 con-
cuasd and win probably soon be ready for delivery 70
te Secretary Of tho Treasury.
Ths government Commission on life saving apparatus
vent down tho bay yesterday, and expermented upon
various deachins apparatus with satisfactory results In
nearly every instance.
The American Protestant Association celebrate Cd the
"Sssth Anniversary Of the Signing OF tho Immortal
Protest" Last evening At tho Cooper Institute There
was very large gathering present tho hal being oiled
In every part The proceeds devoted 10 the benefit
u the widows and orphans connected with the order.
The General Transatlantic Company's Mail Steamship
-. iIAsrsnl Captain Bocands, will leave p,sr 80
North river 1t two to-day for Havre calling =, res,
me nails for France will close ct The Povl once Z,
balf.past eleven A. N.
Latch. win fsaiI from pier <s North river n Il NJ
Ireland win coes q the Post oace n hapass
Tue National stssm Navigation company's steamship
HslvetIa Captain Thompson, will leave pier ~ North
river as noon to-day for Liverpool, calling al Queens
town 70 land psssengsrA
Tue Hamburg American Packet Ccmpany's steamship
AinnaaniA csak. Nsisr. viii sal a twelve n sodA
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NOTICE TO ADvER TisERs.

Advertisers will please bear in mind that in
order to have their advertisements properly CLASH
nsd they should bs sent in before halfpast eight
o'clock In the evening.
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The NEW YoRK HERALD Establishment, on and
after tomorrow, will occupy the New Herald
Building, corner of Broadway and Ann street.
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ADJUSTMENTS THIS AFTERNOON AND EVENING
BROADWAY THEATRE. Broadway near Broome
sreet-rns PEARL or SAVOY Matinee at IL O'Clock.
THEATRE FRANcAIs, Fourteenth street, near Sixth
avenue-LA Fol, L'EsPxRAscE, LA CHARTIK
GERMAN srADr THEATRE. Is and 1, Bowery.-
OLYMPIC : JmEATEE Re-: Rrosaway.rn. Docron Al
oASrAkA. aaanee NJ Ten o'ciock-FRA DIAvoLo.
DoDwoRrH HALL: sos Bre.dxay.-pRorxssoR Hanrz
FAIRY SINGING BIRD. Matinee at Two o'ciocs ''''
srEINwAY HALL. Fourteenth street Firm CONCERT
or raE PnlLHARnoSIc sooIETr NEW YoRk.
IRVING HALL, Irving pace-MR. J. N PArr1soss
ssooHD Piano NArrSEE.
SAN FRANCISCO MlNsrRELs. ss5 Broadway, opposite
ne Metropolitan notel-ts THEIR EraoPAS ENrERrAIS-
cocnssonS: Pnlsr 'ss sIupTsr 1s BLACK
. KELIy Icons MrysrRELs; no Broadway. oppo.
setne New York HotsL-Is THEIR SONGS DANcxs Eco EN
r.ioIrxs BuRLEsoUEs. observation-disclosures
BALLET TRoUrE-IsrLUEscE or Music
FIFTH AVENUE OPERA HOUSE Nos. and West
ErS,osiaH MrsssIn BaLI.ps BuRsr,ouEs Sc Tar
BLAox Csook-Rosrsr MAcAIRK. Matinee ~ O'Clock.
TONY PASTORS OPERA HOUSE. soi aowsry. Como
vocAlsx kscHo M,ssyEyLsH BURIs.sUss BaILsr nvx.,
s'aS * ocisoi a'-S1" YORK '''' oAA'1S-& AA''''e "
CHARLEY WHITES COMBINATION TROUPE. at
Mechan,c. Hall - Broadway-Is vAsIzrI o. Lonr
AND LAUGHAsLx EErERrAisxkSrs-THE HArPY FAMILY
Matinee at 2n O'Clock.
HOOLEY OPERA HOUSE Brooklyn. yn.-ErmorrAN MIN.
szxsr. BALLADS AND BvHLxsouEs.
rHR BuNYAN TABLEAUx. Union Hall. corner Of
fwenty-thrd street. and Broadway, at S-MovING Mn.
nea o. TINE PILGRx's PRocREss--SnrY MAeNvlcgNx
SCxHxA Matinee wednesday and Saturday at O'Clock.
: NEW YORK MUSEUM or ANATOMY. SIS Broadway.-
AssD AND RsGzr Am oy fEossr-Ins WASHINGTON
IWIas-WoNDKRs NATURAL HIsroBY, ScKzNcR ART
LncEvRxs DAILY. Open from An tin lOP. n.
NATIONAL ACADEMY OF DESIGN corner Of Twenty
third street and Fourth avenue-ExunuIoN PICIURRs
AND e0uLrruRxs NJ LrvInc AKrsrs.
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TRIPLE SHE EFT
r { N o v Al

Now York. Saturday. April 20. 1867.
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: NEW YORK MUSEUM or ANATOMY SIS Broadway
HgAD RScuR Am PHODsf-TnH WAGnIycrOy
Iw1ss-WoHDxRs IN NATURAL HIsfo.Y, ScnNcE AND Am.
LDcfuRxs DAILY. Open from 4. II. tin lOP. II.
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NATIONAL ACADEMY OF DESIGN corner Of Twenty.
third street and Fourth avenue-ExuInIoN or PCrURRx
AND s0uLrruRxs NJ LrvINc AKrlsrs
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DoDW0RrH HALL: sos Bresdway.-PRorxssoR HAnrz
WILL PERroRM HIS MmAcIEs-L' EsCAMArEUR AND HI
FAIRY SINGING BIRD Matinee at Two O'Clock.
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OLYMPIC THEATRE. Broadway-THE DocroR or AL.
oAsrARA Matinee mt Ten o'Clock-FRA DIAv0Lo.
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THEATRE FRANCAIS, Fourteenth street. near Sixth
ayenue.-LA Foi, L'EsrxRAscE, LA CHARITIK.
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BROADWAY THEATRE, Broadway. near Broom
'.reot-rmR PEARL or SAVOY. Matinee at X Clock
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THR BUNYAN TABLEAUx. Union HALL corner Of
fwensy-third street. and Broadway at S-MovIsG MIR
noa o. rHK PILGRiM's PRocREss-SurY MAGNIFICENT
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SrEINwAY HALL. Fourteenth street.-FIrrH CONCERT
or rnK PHILHARMONIC SOCIETY New YoRk
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ADJUSTMENTS THIS AFTERNOON AND EVENING.

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