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Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1868-07-19

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NsmpuI. ana Se~ Orleans :.
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First Northern
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'r."nd Northern.
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Thoma-VIIIe via Stage.
Thursday
9.nd midnight ...........-Saturday 500 ?. n.
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f.tN p. n ras-.sss s-sss 80 sss'sf =
EdreHeId and Kentucky r. r.
b.. I1-Oa a ~
Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1868-07-19

TRIrNE STAgu.
Leaves Nashville tuesdays. Thursdays and
SATURDAYS at O'clock A. A., arrives at Nash
vllu Mondays Wednesday and Fridays at
o'clock P. ". H..... ... ....
LEwIsBURG AND EaLENsyILLE STAGE,
Leaves Nashville Tuesday. Thursday, and Sat
uriay at 7S0 A. A., arriving at LewisbUrg same
dav.
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JOrdRn's store via Stage TrT
Monday 1900 Pm.
~ edu esdAy DO ..-...-..--............ do
Friday do ..--...-...-............ do
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restore the productive interests of the South;
but it must not he forgotten that these igno-
rant people have been controlled by the in
telligence, capital and industry of the white
population. Nothing Is wanted to develop
the teeming natural wealth and varied pro
auctions fthe South beyond what has ever
been seen before out peace, restoration, har-
niony and fraternal feeling between the two
sections ofour common country.
: Wenotice at the same time with this reviv-
ing material prosperity of the South gencr-
al revival of business throughout the country,
and both an abundant supply and activity in
the money market. The advertising columns
of the Herald, which may be regarded as the
barometer of business, show that the fall trade
is opening favorably, notwithstanding the
depressing effects of Presidential campaign
and political excitement. The flow of cur
rency to the West has almost ceased, the peo-
pie there have obtained nearly all the money
needed to remove the crops, and the return
tide will soon set in. Very soon, too, we
shall have the productions of the South in
Off market, and our merchants and trades
men mny expect q considerable demand for
goods and expenditure of money from that
section, ~
=, Altogether the country is in the best cen
dition and has The finest prospect before it as
regards its material interests. If the govern
ment will practice economy and the politi-
clans let the country govern itself We shall
soon recover from the effects of the war, the
debt will waste away and hardly be felt as
burden, and glorious future will be opened
TO the republic. u''"
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"How Chilly the Evenings in OctoberP

This is common remark, yet how few think
ofthe danger of exposing themselves to their influ-
ence2 In all low, marshy localities Ague and
Fever prevail at this season of the year In this
disease there is invariably more or lesa derange-
ment Of the liver and digestive organs. The
remedies usually resorted 10 have reference to
preventing the paroxysm or breaking up the
chis. If this is effected without removing the
cause, relapse is inevitable. HOSTETTEk'S
STOMACH BITTERS strike directly at the foun-
daton of the evil, by acting on the liver and cor
recting digestion The cause being removed, the
paroXysm wiz Cease and the chills cannot return.
When the patient is weak and debilitated, the
BlTTERS should be reSorted to, MS they will
strengthen and tone the stomach alay all ner-
vous irritation, and infuse renewed animation
into the hitherto dropping spirits, without entail
ing the danger of reaction
HCSTETTER S STOMACH BITTERS is tru.
ly preventive medicine, rendering even the fee
blest frame impervious TO all malarious iuflu-
cnces; and, as n stomachic and ant-bilious nledi-
cine it is Incompatible and no one who values
his health can afford to do without it, For.ify
the system with this inestimabe tonic and inyig-
oranI, and the "ChillS of October Evenings u
viii have no terror for you.
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A NEW SuPPLY.-Our enterprising friends,
Herman & Ewing, on the conner of Main and
Office Streets Bel Air, have received large
supply of fall and winter goods, of the latest
styles and best qualities, which they are offer
ing to the public at city rates. A glance at
their fine store room, on any bright afternoon,
will disclose the fact that the ladies are not
insensible to the attractions which they offer
in the way of handsome dress and fancy
goods, &c. Their stock of groceries, &c is
also complete and of superior quality.
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1868-10-09

New FALL GooDs.-Bouldin & Bro, whose
advertisement appears elsewhere, having just
opened their first invoice of fall and winter
goods, are now ready to supply the demands
of the public. Their stock is varied, and has
been selected with great care They also
make to order mems and boys clothing, in
the most fashionable style and at low rates.
Give them a call
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1868-10-09

DR.. r. r. BoULDN.-By reference to
be seen that Dr. Bouldin has located himself,
for the practice of his profession, at John
Jewett's, near Jerusalem Mills, where he may
at all times be found, when not professionally
engaged. A long acquaintance with the
Doctor justities us in recommending him as
young man of great moral worth, and of
studious and industrious habits. He has had
some experience in medicine, and if furnished
with the opportunity, will, we are sure, do
credit to his profession. We bespeak for
him, therefore, a liberal share ofpublic patron
age. . ...
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.3eai,.s nj Hzarre dc Grace.

The Town Commissioners haze commenced TO build
school house, which ifcarrcd according to the plans
will be fine structure.
Tho Sey nioure and Blair Club of this place will throw
TO the bi beautiful flag Tuesday next 9th inst.
Z woman in nearly nude stale was taken up by the
bailif last Night She was undSr the influence Of liquor
Il. lie Catholics hero have octed school house for
their children, near the church,
The coal deders are very active Just shipping
coal, although tho price has advanced one dollar on
ton in The last MONTH"; soft coal selling now for 81
t-at -iipt 49, WIIsB.
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE,

fNHlS is TO GIVE NOTI CE, That the sub.
i scriber has Obtained from the Register of
Wills of Hartford county, Md, Letters of Admin
istraton on the personal estate of
MARIA MoDONAL,
late Of Hartford county, decd All persons hav-
ing claims against said deceased are b. reby not-'
fed 10 exhibit the same, with the esel vouchers
thereof, on or before the ....
Oh day Of October, 1869,
or they may otherwise by law be excluded from
all benefit Of said estate
All PERSONS indebted to snid estate are ieques-
ed to male immediate payment
Given nd4r my hand and seal this 9th day
Of Oclob r, 1868.
ELIJAH LYONS, Cora
oct9 q. administrator.
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1868-10-09

PoI1TrcAL.-The Hon. George II. Pendle-
ton, of Ohio, Hon. Richard T. Merrick, of
Washington, and his Exccllency, Governor
Swami, Of Maryland, are on the stump in
Pennsylvania. Governor Swami, few days
since, addressed an immense meeting of the
Democracy, at Harrisburg. His speech is
spoken of as one Of great power, and that it
created the widest enthusiasm.
Everywhere in the West and throughout
the Middle States, the greatest enthusiasm
prevails wherever Democratic meetings have
been held.
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1868-10-09
ROAD NOTICE.

RI 1IIRTY days after the first publication ofihis notice ar
plichion will be made to the County Commissioners
Tor Hartford county, 10 alter the pucpoad from Isaac
tclies mill to John Dr'ares House passing the
la,Id of the said Dra'B9 Dated September 11th 1865
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1868-10-09

ARREsTs-Columbu johnson, Benjamin
johnson, Henry Hunter and Joseph Brown,
negroes, were arrested, on Monday, by Con
stable Elijah Rockhold, on the charge ofsteal-
ing violin, some clothing and $50 in money
from DR.. Emory. On their way to jail, Hun
ter and Brown made their escape, but the
other two were brought to Bel Air, and com
mitted to Jail by Justice Spiccr.
On Monday, Lewis Frederick was arrested
by Deputy Sheriff McGaw, on the charge of
assaulting his wife. In default of bail, lie
was also committed to Jail by Justice Spicer
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1868-10-09

HORSES SroLEN.-on Friday night, the
stable of Mr.. David Lee, at Jerusalem Mills,
was broken into and two very valuable horses
stolen therefom. No clue has yet been found
to the thieves. Some years ago, We believe,
our county was infested with regularly Or
ganized band of horse thieves, and it is to be
hoped that this is not the prelude to the oper-
atoms of similar gang.
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The Championship.

Ma EprToR The following is tho of the first of
three consecutive games Of base ball for the champion
ship Of Hartford county tetwecp tho Havre and Mont"
foil clubs, played the grounds of tho latter ut Alb
deem, tho seth Of September, The1emaining two
games will be played at Hayrc dc Grace, Saturday,
1nthtinst.
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1868-10-09

THE HARTFORD DEMocRAT--This weekly
issued from the Office of the late Hartford
Union, made its appearance on Friday last
1t is soyen-column paper well printed and
bears marks of ability and enterprise, and is
conducted by Mr.. William Bouldin, former
editor and proprietor Of the HaT6rd Union,
and James d. Waters, ESQ. 1t bears at its
masthead the names Of the Democratic
nominees for President and Vice President,
The selections are good and its columns indi-
cate prosperity. Our friends have our well
wishes in their enterprise. In their salutato
ry they say 1'
"Thero will not be used in our office sin
gle stick, type or drop of ink which is the
property of any party, clique Or individual,
except the individual publishers of the paper,
and we presume, therefore, that ours can
hardly be called party organ, por do we
aspire to that eminence, except SO far as our
views may represent and reflect the views of
the party with which we act. We shall not,
however, eschew politics, nor occupy any
doubtful OF neutral position.
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TEN DOLLAES REWARD.

CTRAiED away from the subscriber on the 18th of
~ September BARK BAY COLT, with white star
In It's forehead heavy built and large for his age
Eighteen months old. ANY Que giving such nforma-
ton as will lead TO its recovery will the above
reward CONRAD KR0USE,
oct9-Im IIayre ds Grace
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To, Correspondents.

All communications for publication must he acconi
panied with tho real namo ofthe anthor attention
awl h paid TO them The real name of he author vii
not be published unless desired hut We cannot
to insert communications unless We know the writer
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1868-10-09

TIE TIDE WATER CANAL-For the week
ending on the 3D. instant there were towed
from the outlet lock at Havre de Grace, 100
boats, as follows: To Baltimore, 81 boats,
loaded with coal, lumber, ice, &c; to Phila-
dclphia, Sc boats, loaded with coal, lumber,
iron, lime, &c: to Spesutia Island, boats,
loaded with coal, and to otherpoints, 10 boats,
with miscellaneous freight There were I'M
loaded at Havro de Grace, 81 boats Arrivals
1859 and departures 1872 boats.
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n 0 I'll G e

A VIE COUNTY COMMISSION ERS for Hartford county
will meet in their Office for the tran uctiou of bust
ness ON MONDAY, tho 18th Of October, 1865 at 10
o'clock N.
JAS. A. FULTON,
tet1 Clerk,
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DIED.

On the 18th nit, at Home Farm" the
residence Of S. W. Raymond, Esq, MARY
JANE, eldest daughter of Patrick and Mary
Moore, aged years, months and days.
r.. ~ take these little lambs said IIc
"And lay them in my breast;
lf Protection they shall find in me,
E. b, In me be over best" ..',.
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FAIRI

FAIR for the benefit of the School of ST.
Patrcks Church, Havre de Grace, will com
mence on MONDAY, October 18th.
The patronage of the town and vicinity is
solicited.
Also q GRAND RATTLE, for the benefit
Of the same of FIFTY VALUABLE AND
USEFUL ARTICLES, including heavy
Gold-Case American Hunting Watch, 2 Sill
yer Case American Watches Slver-P Plated
Tea Service, Silyer-mounted Fruit Service,
and other fancy and useful articles.
EdS" Tickets for sale at G. ZEITLER'S
JewelIy Store. oc2
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A. w. BATEMAN, Editor.
BEL AIR, MD.
Friday, October 9th, 1868.

As~Ths Rgis" has mare circulation among
tile intelligent farmers and business OF Hartford than
any other paper in the county, No "Lock Hospital
other "Lottefy advertisements will appear
in counns OF any price large number of our
subscribers their paper iRdyance, and conee-
ducntiy Just be elessadserisers desire 70 reach
The attention OF Respectable and legitimate advertisers
IL qirectsd 10 the above facts.
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1868-10-09
REMOVAL
DIR. ROBERT r. BOULDIN.
REMOVAL.

HANING located at MR. JOHN JEWETTS near Je-
IL rusalcm Mills and having had the benefit of some
hospital practice respectfully ofels to the public his
professicnal services. oct2.3t
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Road Notice & Public Landing.

II'InRrY days after the frst publication Of this notice
application viii be made 10 the County Commission
for Hartford county, to open public road cnnmen-
eng Of point in the county road leading from Halls
Roads to Garretsons chapel, whore said road is
fected the private road ofWm. j. Ewing and running
thence the said private road and rough the lands
Of Jno L. Webster, TO Musquto Creek. Also sufficient
land said Creek At the terminus OF said road for pub
lie landing ut point known Big stave Landing.
September 18th. 1868. - ---------
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CARRIAGE AND TIRE BOLTS AXLE CLIPS,
~ Carriage md Cushion Buttons,
Carriage Oil Cloths, Innings FriDges etc.
Constantly In stock OF MOORE 4 NORRIS
uoy22 lei Air Md
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1868-10-09

n IscIPLEs OF CHRIST. Preaching Mt the Clurb b,
- Ieitr Je aicIn Mills next Lords DaJ, Ing,
afternoon and night. OF. I'M.
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Land for Sale.
Mary REYNOLDS

Mary Reynolds DO.
VS.
Joseph Reynolds and Mi-
riam his wife, James Rey-.
nolds and Eliza his wife,
Jas. Thompson and Mar
qaret his wife, Samuel De-
yer and Sarah Jane Dever,
John Dever, Jacob Kelly,
George Kelly, Jas. Muir
ply and Mahala his wife,
Jos. Jamison, Jno, Jami-
son. = Getchell and Caro-
line his wife, Jacob JAM
is o n, Mahala Jamison,
Amelia Jamison and Ellen
Jamjson. 1900 $3.50 ' o.
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TrE scorRaE on ouE RAcE.

TcnnSson describes cayacGde, six hundred strong,
riding onward TO destruction regardless Of its certainty
But hundreds multiplied into millions, scarcely serve to
tell the number who hnstening along LIES pathway,
ugging misery worse than death In tho form of that
terrible scoiirge-Fever and Ague Now, thiseompaint
is very common and dangerous. But il can be combat
ted and conquered with MISIlLERS HERB 1BlTTEltS,
which is prepared both pIoiccire medication, for
wardng of diseases arising from malarious causes and
potent remedy for curing such diseases where they
have already effected odgment in The system. Imakes
difference how long the victim has suffered how
violent the disease sthe result of using this Btters
must DO sMCCeaa and .actorN. Sold eyGrk Mhore.
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M A r r IE d.

On the Sd inst, by ReY D. A. Shermer
CHARLES A. JOHNSON to Miss CHAR
LOTTE T. LAMB, both Of this county:
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las. WHEELER s. SON,

HOUSE AND SIGN PAINTERS
AND DEALERS IN
PAINTS OILS. GLASS, PUTTY,
VARNlsHES, LEAD, BRUSHES, ZINC &C..
No SIS Richmond Street, near Richmond Market BALTIC.
Branch Shop at Hampton, near Woodbury..
VI orders for HOUSE and SIGN PAINTING, GLA-
Ting and GRA1NlNG promptly attended to. Estimates
gven and experienced workmen sent to all parts of the
city or country All work entrusted TO warranted
give satisfaction Persons will ten per cent. by
giving us Il CALL octp-lf
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1868-10-09

NA' 1NEMiLLER's INFALLTBLE II oRSE h.; j.
Wv MRNT, aud celebrated Founder and Dist3lHl er
HORSE POWDER. For sale at the Store Of
auA HERMAN 4 EWING
HANDBILLs POSTERS, &c. neatly prialc,i at. this
o.tce.
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In the Cir
cult Court
for Hartford
county. in
Chancery.
u
VI
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COAL. AND WOOD.

EMPIRB WOOD DEPOT. ~ AND lsi EAST TWENTY.
IL nth street, near Third svenue.-COrd aud klnuing
Wood pine OAK and ustsry Of the vey best as,Y sne
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ADJUSTMENTS.

NIBLO'S GARDEN.
~ Lessee and Manager. WHBAILfu
The curtain rises precisely at performance terminates q
n O'Clock.
GREAT HIT OF THE NEW ATTRACTIONS
THE THEATRE ENTIRELY FILLED EVERY EVENING
MONDAY, April 90 1868, for the nneyhh time, viii b
presented the Grand Spectacular Burlesque, the
WHITE FAWN,
10 which will appear JARRETT 4 PALMERS celebrated
PARISIENNE BALLET TROUPE
The Dances, Songs and Brilliant Novelties folows
THE PROLOGUE AND BELL BALLEr..... at.....- -
THE FIRST ACT. at 6ll
ENCHANTED LAKE AND FIRE FLY BALLET at.....- 80
ACT "
MARTHA AND LIONEL BALLET .at...... -
FARkAGur HORNPIPE AND rABLEAUx -
Ur KEAL at...'. ~
THE THIRD ~ 20
nuNbAkiAN fOLkA.... at. 10 -
THE BALLET "JkAL0USY". .o 10
THE ENFANTE 10 =
TIE BALLET LA AMILITAIRE...... 10 -
POLKA CHORUS AND FINALE. 10 -
THE GREAT TRANSFORMATION SCENE. .at... 10 20
THE BEST ENTERTAINMENT IN AMERICA, CLOSING
AT IL O'CLOCK.
GRAND MATINEE EVERY SATURDAY AT O,CIOnK.
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AMUsEnIENTs. A


~ FonTteenth street. opposite Academy of Music.
:" MATiNEEs AT az gI,'''''''''' Director
MONDAY NIGHT, APRIL a.
N MOST @r rrS e9slTI1 1T rEE ELY orisou THE
as Ne" York ANNUAL csqf ospf ( eiys as city
through 'he SsIsiFieEsf SlHnsIi e n SoSs!sArlos
BRILLIANT knp AMR 4n ndsiSa ENNHvhLrEs
rirs, .poearapce of Of ''N 'N0'
THE osfS4 s1PhsH hxESIoas ST5GksH5h sHH55hsruAs
Second week Of the coss%p ss'sor6'fs sRorHERs
'' NEW AND ORIGINAL PERFORMANCE
MR. srrcKNEY and SS'os;D The CONRAD BROTHERS hav,
just returned from Europe having been engaged to perform
"" '"''S EXPOSITION UNIvERsELLE,
and in contest of the equestrians and gymnasss OF Al
FIRST PRIZE MEDALS
espS es o N.Y. h the
In fifs f fqIns W GIsf
Will be '0uns SE% sS's xSp M5's STRIKING FEATURES
OF %a EsTsE w
of the only Metropolitan Circus in America
The The w9spksF wospksFuE ooYs9SSEEPPHHAAkESSs
which has proved the attraction presented in the
in their exquisite ''a'ff FL iYyRas'ilfs YTSo npDrR
the extraordinary 'Ns!4 WfIEIss .Tiis' purros,
the daring young somersault rider.
The superb imported Arabian
the most beautiful and nisliSeRs horse n the word
-N GhoWSs' aYnNAsTs AND voLfIGEuRs.
the NA"Ife Circus 81 TRouPE 1iiis IN THE WORLD
will Be an sTpSssas TsAf%EoHcnABLE ffIwssa II DISPLAY
AND WONDERS OF ATHLETIC SKILL.
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Princes and Prnceses couers mourners OF Adonls Ho
lene's attendants, guards, people, slaves, &c.
LA BELLE HELENE will be performed
EVERY EVENING THIS WEEK
Saturday
! SATURDAY AFTERNOON, APRIL q.
O'Clock,
LA BELLE HELENE.
Seats ready advance, at the Theatre, M end
200 BROADWAY
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LNRENCH THEATRE.
H. l.. BATEMAN.: Lessee and Directss
THE MOST UNQUEsTIONABLE SUCCESS EVER
ACHIEVED IN OPERA.
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WoERELL SISTERS NEW YORK THEATRE
SECOND WEEK
PARIS AND HELEN,
SISTERS SOPHIE, IRENE AND JENNIE
appear as Paris Helen and Orestes, supported by Iuh
BURLESQUE AND OPEkATIC CHORUS
SUCCESS SUGGEST SUGGEST
EVERY ONE DELIGHTED.
SEATS SECURED SIX DAYS IN ADVANCE.
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ADJUSTMENTS.

ANIUSEMENTS.
1HBArRE coMI2gE, 5A BROADWAY
l. JAMMBD EVERY NIGHT
rhird wtek OF the great comic genius
WILLIAM LlNGARD
IN his celebrated
COMIC SKETCHES AND STATUE SONG
First week or the famous Caledonian Ventriloqust,
PROFESSOR HILTON,
who will Introduce, for the inst time IN America,
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS;
the
THREE TALKING AND SINGING HEADS.
First appearance of the popular Clog Dancers,
KELLY AND HOLLY.
First time OF an entirely and original BurlesQue
written by
Charley White and Josh Hart
entitled
UNDER THE LAMP POST:
NEW YORK AS IT Is
MATlNEES
WEDNESDAY AND SATURDAY
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GRAND MATINEE EVERY SATURDAY AT I O'CLOCK.
SEATS SECURED SIX DAYS IN ADVANCE.
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yTANTED-BY A SMALL AMERICAN FAMILY FOU
w In number) House or the Lower Part of house, M
less than five rooms In good neghborhood, side belo
Thirty street. wi ling to pay fair rent. Persons
swerng will state location rent 0c Call ON or address L.
Ronk, 1S5 Reade street.
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THE NATIONAL CONSERVATORY In EIGHTH
street WIZ open rs spring term April ~ under tee ioI
Wolf, Heydtmsn, Gisnnetti and Alfred Hoffman,.
yVANTED~-GooD SOLO SINGERS BASS AND TENOR
for quartet choir IN an Episicopsi church Address
g. r. o., Brooklyn Post onlce.
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COUNTRY BOARD.

DOUNTRY BOARD-AT CORNWALL, ON THE HUD-
son Ample grounds, fruits Of all kinds and every
yenence for accommodations Board from June l.
Applications Mrs. X. PALMER 81 Granercy