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The Waynesburg Republican. [volume] (Waynesburg, Pa.) 1867-18??, 1868-08-05

DgMocRATIc NoMISAuoS.-Last Thursday.
at their Convention in Pittsburgh, the Demo-
cratic Conferees of this District nominated
ID. Crawford, Esq, of our town, as their choice
for Congress Mr.. Crawford is well known
by the people of Greene County, but what
his fame 1, outside its limits we arc not pre- q
pared to state. He was born in Greensboro,
on the Monongahela, is In the prime OF life,
perlia, ), no. more than iory-iwo years old.
He Is II seli-made man of more than ordinary
gbility and in the private walks of life Is highly
esteemed by nearly everyone. We arc not
well posted rs to his public services bH think
they are comprised in the one act Of consent
Ing to hold Il lucrative oilliG ut Washington
during Buchannns administration. He was u
known seccssonist in ante jeL'am times, and
when he cast his fusion bIllo, in go, iOr
Douglas and Breckinridge, remarked as he
turned from the poll, THAT is the last vote
ever expect to cast in the United States ="
From this we infer that he meditaled on going
South at that time. He postponed it, howey
Nit VI ''' bht ~ NbulN navy uCCl
far better if he had goue, as he was one OF
Greene Countys loulcst c institution shrickers
during the dark days of rebellion, lie ro-
turned with his family in o. the eEaac of
Alabama not agreeing with him, AMI is at
this time Assistant Casaer Of the Farmers
and Drovers National Bank. lie has always
been u true Democra, Of lhcmodcrn school and
works with z,al for ''post-ollls, which is the
real question nj ishoo" Like Artemus Ward
he was willing t. sacrifice his able bodied rela-
tons in the unhoiy cause bat to think of go
ingWhcre people handled fire arms as careless
ly as they did in the late "onpleasanncss' it
was prepuslerous. OF comsc we cpngratu-
late Mr. Crawford on his nomination, but we
think 1t cruel in his party to put III such fair
target for us TO shoot at.
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3eoal eA0reytiaements.
~ IXECUToR'S NOTICE.

letters tcstnmcntary having bnon granted to
the undersigned ON the estate Of John Lewis
late OF Morgan tp., deed, notice is hereby given
to all persons Indebted To said estate to make
immediate payment, Nnd those having claims
against the same To present them properly uu-
thentichtcd TOR cttlCmcnt.
JOHN LEWIS, Wash. CO., Pn., ! p,r,
JAC. GREENLEE, Grcone 60. Pa, u" ~
,Iuno ~ 'ds-ht
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Perry DAVIS Painkier and Aliens Lung
Basom sold at Bralcn's Drug Store.
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Go tn G. W. Roberts Drug Store and get
bottle Of Mishlei's Ii,ters.
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WORKS OF CHARLES DICKENS.

Italy, etc.,....,..................3O0 :" .....35
Any volume mailed post free on receipt OF
price.
On receipt Of 81 90 we will mall 10 any address,
postpaid the entire works Of Charles Dickens
and also u Stcel-pate Portrait Of Dickens, suit.
able for framing. tf.. III
SPECIAL CLUB RATES. r liz
Sets for clubs are sent by express, AT the ex-
penSe of the purchaser Each set In q club en-
Titled to the Steol Portrait.
Threesets with Portraits Of Dlckens-"."sl2 %
Five sets with /" :" ,,.. 70 90
Ten Sets with 10 :" 'u +" Z" - 81 90
Rs-Send for specimen volume and forma
club IN your town. No books offer more delight
fu reading than tho novels of Walter Scott and
Charles Dickens. These editions, win lie renark-
ably cheap, are neat aud tasteful I'm appearance.
ID. APPLETON & CO., Publishers,
90, % d "a Grand st., MY.
July |, 'Os
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JAMES S. McNAnr, Esq, of North Strabane
township, on Friday last presented us with
some twenty stalks of rye. measuring eight
feet Joar inches Tha heads are well filler and
measure seoea inches in length. 1t was rcaped
with sickle, and whole sleaves were gather
ed averaging nearly the length Of the stalks
mentioned Who will beat the McNarY rye
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SUNDAY School Books. all kinds for sale q
Publishers prices at Days Book Store.
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A NEW lot of Doiy's celebrated washers 4
wringcrs at Braden's Drug Store
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Sprsial a,otitcs.
rs-GnIde to Marrinwr.-Yo

AS-""ide q" Marriagc.-Soung Mems
Guide to Happy Marriage and Conjugal Fellci-
W, The humane views of bcntvolont Physi-
clans, on tho Errors and abuses Incident tn
Youth and early Manhood, sent In sealed letter
envelopes, free of charge Address HOWARD
June lT.bS-iy
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EvERyruING YOU want in the Hardware line
at Draden's, cheap for cash
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MAsSoLiA WArER.-A delightful toilet arti-
cle--superior to Cologne and at half the price.
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Ayers H,ir Vigor new Preparation I
the Hair, for sale at G. W. II ,berls
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Dn BuRroS's iLfallibe Tobacco Antidote fol
sale at G. w Roberts Drug Store.
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DICKENS,
THE WAVERLY NOVELS,

III
MARVEL OF CIIEAPNESS.
THE WAVERLY NOVELS,
At the uniform price OF Twenty-Five Cents per
volume, each volume illustrated with an on
graved Frontlsplece, and bound In an Illumi-
mated Tartan Cover. 10 bo completed In rs vols
uincs as follows: IR
|. Waverly, IL. Tho Pirate.
2, Ivanloe, II. Fortunes OF Nigel.
y. kcnilworth. 10. Pevcril OF the Peak.
!. Guy Mannerlng. 10. Quentin Durward.
q. Antiquary. all7. st. Roman's Well.
u. Rob Toy. VS.. Redgauntlet
7. Old Mortality. 10. Tho Betrothed, and
8. The Black Dwarfand Highland Widow,
Legend OF Montrose. 70. The Talisman,
o. Bride of Lammcr-lll. Woodstock.
moor. u. Fair Maid of Perth,
10. Heart of Midlothian -. Anne OF Gclerstein.
II. The Monastery. "a. Count Robert Of Par
IL. The Abbot Is.
25 Surgeons Daughter.
The first volume "Waverly,h Issued on Feb
ruary y, 1858 A vcluiae Will he published about
once u fortnight until the SERIES IN completed,
ANY vclumc mailed, post free on receipt Of
price.
For SIX DOLLARS we will send by mail,
prepaid as f,st MS published, the entire set OF
Wnverly Novels, anda copy of n new Steel-plato
Portrait of Sir Walter Scott. suitable for franz
For TEN DOLLARS we will send by mall,
prepaid. II set OF IckESs Din uniform stylel Is
volumes, and WAvERLEY, 2j volumes. Tho
cheapest ten dollars worth to be found In tho
whole range Of literature. Forty-throe volumes
for ten dollarsl
Any fifty Volumes, selected Mt pleasure, will
be sent to one address (by express at the ex-
pcnse OF the purchasor) on receipt of the retail
price, less 20 per cent
ANY One Hundred Volumes, selected at pleas
nre, VIII be sent to one address (by express at
the expense OF the purchnser) ON receipt Of tho
retail price, less 2 per cent.
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Tax Sir-cnt's Dacliachc Pills, sold at Br'
den's Drug Store.
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Good spool cf cotton warranted 200 yart
cts ut Fordyccs.
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AruLl. line of Wheeling nail, just received
ut Braden's Hardware Store.
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I IMPORTANT TO CANVASSERS AND
/ MEN OUT OF EMPLOYMENT.
SOMETHING FOR THE HOURl
MARSIIAILS LINE ENGRAVING OF
GENERAL GRANT.


This splendid Line Engraving is the result OF
two years labor on the part OF the artist Mr..
WM. II. MARSHALL, who stands at the head Of
his Profession in the United States 1t is pro-
nounccd n perfect likeness of General Grant In
his best expression, by the members ofhis fam
lily and those who have becn personally nc.
quainted with him for many years. As a work
ofart u is immeasurably superior to all Others
Mrs. Grant says: "I am delighted with your
splendid engraving OF my husband. As a like
ness do not think 10 could be better" Sena-
tor Sumner pronounces tia rare and finished
work, excellent as o likeness" Mr.. Bryant
says: ut is really n noble specimen Of the art
of engraving and appears TO me to give the
character of the original more perfectly than
any engraving which have seen." Gen How
ard considers "the likeness striking and the
picture lfe-like." Mr.. Huntington, the emil
ilent artist says: ut has large massive style,
and great force and richness. The best thing
about IL Is the truth with which you have, rem
dered the indomitablc spirit of the man.
Agents wanted in every township: Address,
TICKNOR& & FIELDS AGENCY,
6S Fifth Street, Pittsburgh, Pa.
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GROCERIES.

Coffee I, b.......... .,.,..,.,... 2s@3O
Tea 4 so
Brown sugar a ab.....................,........ ID
Refined sugar y lb.......................... 20
syrup +, gul .............. ................. 100
Molasses IN. Orleans, ns,)................-...... ~
Sorghum a gal. 50
Salt a bbl................. D
Rice q 10
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Tns College topic is now engrossing the
attention OF both Washington and Canons
burg 1t is found to b, Inconsistent with the
interests OF Washington and Jef1rson College
to divide it between the two towns. Having
to go one place orthe other Washington wants
it and so does Canonsbars. ltis pro5iblc
they will get it. The annual commencement
comes oil at Csuonsburg on Avg. 6.
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ALI Of DR. Swgent's medicines for sale a
B,aden's Drug Stores
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GESrLEMEN's patent, quarter Oxford ties, at
NJ G. IL ii. Bells, very cheap for cash
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llsy forks Of all descriptions just received a,
T. Bradcns Hardware Store.
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Wrapping Paper MI sizes ut Lewis Days
Book Store.
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BLANK Note Books best form now in use AT
Lewis Days Book Store.
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TnE Rcuieo mentions the burning ofa s'a-
bic 10 Hillshoro, belonging to Oliver Laycock
by lightning on ED ult On the same day one
ofthe stables Of Stephen Ucry, West B.tilc-
hem township, was also struck by Lightning
killing valuable horse, belonging to Mr.. VI
cry, Immediately. Ono Of the farm hands was
lying very close to the horse but luckily es
capped unharmed. ]fts
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L'OR SALE.

fine farm Of sixty acres, containing fifty
acres ofarable land in good state nj cultivation,
and ten acres Of woodland easy Of access. Stu
ated about one mile north Of East Midllebury on
me road to Bristol. There Is good house. ~
stories high, containing six rooms and a wood
room on the lower floor and four large rooms
above. It has also splendid cellar There is a
a splendid fruit orchard containing ehoioe varie
ties of fruit, excellent springs of living water and
every convenience usually found about farm
Stock, Farming Implements, and Household fnr.
niture sold with the place ii desired For raitic-
ulars enquire of DR.. W. p. Russell or of tho .uS.
scriber on the premises.
12tf SHERWOOD SAWYER
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THE AMERICAN COOKING


At an adjourned term Of the Circuit Court Of the
United States, for tho Northern District of New
York, in the second circuit held at the CITY Hall,
in the city of Albany, the 28th day of January in
the year ofour Lord 1868
PRESENT,
The Honorable Nathan X. Hall, Judge.
Jacob H. Shear & Joseph Packard
George b. Bull q John NJ. Rockwell
1t is further ordered, adjudged aud decreed, that
perpetual Injunction he issued in this suit against
the defendants, restraining them from further in
iringements OF said Patent No. 81, 406, dated
Dec 9th, 1865, for improvements in cooking stoves
pursuant to and in accordance with the PRAYER Of
the Bill Of Complaint
(Sfgned) A. A. BoYcE, Clerk.
The above suit was instituted for infringement
Of the Patent securing the manner Of fitting the
ash pan in the hearth of tho American Cooking
Stove and for the combination of the bailed ash
pan. We have repeatedly cautioned the public
against selling or using stoves with these improve
ments not manufactured by u.s. All persons now
selling or using stoves with these improvements
in violation Of the above injunction, without Ii
censense from us, will be liable 10 fine aud impris-
ocment. SREAR, PACKARD & Co., Albany. N Y.
For sale by nj. II. WEIGH. 51;9m
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BREwsrER's BLOCK, MIDDLEBURY. VT.
Gold aud Silver Watches, Clocks of all kinds Fine
Gold and Plated Jewelry. Hair Jewolry Of all
kinds, Solid Sil,e and Plated Ware. Speciaces of
every description Fancy Goods Violin Strings
Bows, Keys, Sc. Fishing Tackle, Reyolyers, Car
trid,,es, Sc.
ST. ALL 10 Rk SOLD AT rHE IowFsI RATKs.
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ESTABLISHED IN VERMONT
IL IN 1858.
ID X. J o II ID ON
GERMAN
UROSCOPIC PHYS ICIAN,

TREATS CHRONIC DISEASES
In all their forms 10y an examination Of the Urine
Of the patient.
A clear vial containing two or more ounces OF
Urine, the first passage in the morning, with name
and age OF the patient, las record Of each case is
kept will enable us to treat the case in question.
All sores and diseases that come under a SurHi-
cal head, require a personal examination.
Particular attention paid to Female Complaints
Irregularities and DISTINCTIONS. I'd all diseases
Of delicate nature may be trusted without
betrayal OF confidence.
Specimens sent by express, prepaid with one
dollar enclosed, promptly attended 10 and the
rult sent to the patient.
Remedies highly concentrated chemically pre-
pared and purely vegetable.
CT Every Saturday in the months OF August
September October and November, the office will
be closed.
Office over n. p. Kingsley's Jewelry Store. Or
flee hours from a. m. to 4p. m.
Brandon, March, 1868. 491y
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AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS, q c
VNIIE
IHE f,.
AMERICAN HAY TEDDER

is simple in construction, durable, has a light
draft and Is in fact the only perfect Hay Maker ever
invented. The introduction OF this new and I'M
por tant invention marks new era in the opera
ton Of hay making, effecting as 1t does, an inn
mense saving Of time and labor at q season when
when they arc OF incalculable value to the farmer.
THE AMERICAN HAY TEDDER
Is mounted upon two drive Wheels is furnished
with sixteen spring forks attached to light reel,
which revolves rapidly, turning and distributing
the hay in the most thorough manner. Treated
in this way the hay dries quickly and evenly, and
is cured ready for the barn early in the day ON
which IL Is cut. 4
One Of the str ongest recommendations Of the
AMERICAN HAY TEDDER is its re'y great ease Of
draJt, while the driver sits on the seat with
both hands at liberty to hold the reins. The
draft is by actual test, but $50 pounds in the
stoutsst grass.
The simplicity and Durability Of these machines
is unequalled. They cannot clog or easily get out
Of order; and they will last for years.
THE AMERICAN HAY TEDDER
Pleases everyone who has used it, or seen it in
operation, and it is recommended by many of the
largest farmers Of New England as the very best
machine ever invented.
Call and examine and Investigate the proofs.
J. DAVENPORT, Agent.
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PEFRH's
GOLD MEDAL MOWER
Triumphant In the field at the Great
PARIS EXHIBITION,

A. ID. 1867, having done its work quicker, easier
and better than any other machine among nine
teen competing, it received one Of the highest
pnzes.
The Commissioner from Massachusetts prunOun-
oed it as "undoubtelly the best machine in the
Exposition :" The favorte ofthe people, "worthN
Of the highest prize The President of the I'M.
perial Conservatory OF Arts and Trades. IN Paris,
presented the inventor with plate Of Honor il
testimony Of his approval.
In our own country il Ina, competed success
fully with the lest machines.
The Committee Of the Rhode Island Sccicty in
October, 1866, awarded 10 Mr.. Penya Gold Medal.
At the New England Society and Vermont State
Fair in 1866, eleven machines were entered, inelu
ding Woods, Buckeye. Clipper, Granite State
kniffen &C., and the highest prize awarded 10 the
Perry Mower.
After a thorough trial in the field before tn,
Worcester County Association, the Judges award
ed this Machine the highest pri@e, Silver Medal
in 1866.
At the great New England Agricultural Safety
and Rhode Island State Fairs, held at the Nara
ganset Park, near Pro, iden, CO RI, in September
1867, IT has been awarded the Highest Prize.
1t has also been awarded the First Prizes at the
Bristol County Fair Middesex Agricultural Scc
ety., and Eastern Hampden Agricultural Society
m Mass. and at other Fairs in tho United States
j. DAVENPORT, Agent.
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After twenty YEAR. experience In the manuisc-
tuGe al stoves, No became conN inced, somt six
years since, that vast amount Of monsY was
being expended by the people OF this country in
buying cheap and almost worthless stoves, large
portion ut which was wasted and that true
economy consisted in buying the best stoves that
could be made notwithstanding the price was
higher. With this view we proceeded TO con-
struct the American Cooking Stove and spared
no pains or expense 10 make it the best and mosl
perfect stove that could he made. And We have
experimental with it, and carefully watched its
operation Ter the last six years and when an i'm
pTovenent suggested itself, we have at once
adopted il, and We have several OF IL ese improve
ments secured by letters patent. In this manner
we do not hesitate to say, We have brought il to
higher state OF perfection than has heretofore been
attained In cooking stoves. The recent improve
ments in this stove has added largely TO its con-
venienco and effectiveness In all the varieties OF
stoves we manufacture We study usefulness dp,
rability. convenience and economy in operation,
rather than eheapness in price, and in so doing We
are satisfied We study tho interest d those pur-
chasing our stoves.
For sale by
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COFFINS AND CASKFTS

Agent tol Shuers alright
METALLIC BURIAL CASE8.
Sd The he Ilear~e in the State furnished it lie.
sired. 12tf
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RURTS u.,,...,,.,
- SELF-ADIUSflNG
ii q X S l. II A X T. =,

Contains important and valuable improvement
not possessed ~ any other Rake.
1t has been tested 10y competent judses and
pronounced superior to any other Mttalic Tooth
Horse Rake.
1t is best adapted to either light or heayv crops,
oi rough or smooth land, and is more readily
adapted 10 the various weights Of operators.
1t il So constructed that the draft tends to hold
the rake down just in proportion TO the accumula-
ton of hay, without any attention itom the oper-
atOr.
1t is very simple in its parts acd may he readily
understood by the unsk'liul, while its operation
- very easy and natural. 1t is admirably adapted
or the cleaning Of grain, rs the teeth may he ell
evated any distance from the ground and kept in
their position.
For Ease Of Operation, Simplicity and Durabil-
itv, rms RAKE HAS NO Equal. Such is the iesti-
mony of the best judges.
This Rake viii bear careful examination and en-
dure the test Of thorough trial Call and see a
sample j. DAVENPORT. AGENT
Middleburv, Vt, May, 1868. 9ii
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nNE OUNCE OF GOLD
En PER CENT SAVED
Nv BY USING
y. T. BABBITrS
LABOR SAVING SOAP

This Soap is made from clean aud pure muteri.
ais contains no adulteration of any kind will
not njure the most delicate fabric, and is espec-
tally adapted for woolens, which will not shrink
after being washed with thi. Soap. Ii may be
grease, tar and stains Of all kinds. One pound
warranted equal to two pounds of ordinary family
soap. Directions sent with each bar for making
three gallons handsome soft soap from one pound
Of this Soap. Each bar is wrapped in circular
aiming full directions fer use printed in En-
glish and German. Ask your grocer for ''B. +.
Rabbits Soap" and take no other. b. 4. Bah
btt, Nos. ca Go, 66.G7, 1870, ~ and i,Wash.
ington-st., n. Y.
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NJ. II. WEIGH, Middlebury, VI.
ALBANY, September 10. 1867,

ALBANY. September 10. 1867.
eB'1 American Cooking Stove has just been
awarded two first premiums, oneter coal.and one
for wood, at our County Fair, and the following
telegram has just been received from the State
Fair at New Jersey:
FAIR GROUNDS. TRENTON, N. j., Sept. 10, 'G7
To Shear, Packard g. Co., ADdly, N. T.;
The American Cooking Stove was awarded two
first premiums oven all others, at our Fair to-day
"Hurrah" ISAAC DUNN & Sons.
Thus it will be seen that the suPerisrlty'of the
American Is so marked and decided that when
veer and wherever 1t Is put on exhibltn.. and
comes under the exam nation of practical and
scientific men. It sweeps the board and takes al
the premiums.
These Stoves are for sale by
NJ. II, WHICH.
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II is superior TO all Others and has the following
sPfCIALITIEs:
lst. 1t can he altered in an instant Into any shape
or size, the pleasure Of the wearer may desire.
I'd. 1t will never slip Ui itself err come apart
Sd. Ii is warranted 10 be the best material aud
made in the strongest manner.
The PRICE OF this Skirt is full as LOW as other
irst-class goods. Ladies are requested to examine
the merits Of this really Superior Article.
T., r. CLAY.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1868-07-21

GUSHING TACKLE, Spoons, Hooks
IL Lines, Flies, Rods, &C., can be found in
great variety, at RUSSEIIS.
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drama Of Damon and Pythias, aud as Adam
Trueman" in Mrs. Mowatts comedy Of Fashion.
On Monday new sensational drama, entitled
n; or Branded, in which Mr.. Davenport Will
sustain four characters, will be produced.
AT THE AReH Lotta will appear this evening
as "Fire hy.n
AT TIE AMERICAN the fine ballet of The Grand
Duchess will be given this evening.
CARL SENTz and Mark Hassler's second
orchestral matinee at the Musical Fund Hall
will be given to-day.