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The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1868-01-16
Universal Coin.

he OIL regulating The standard OF
coin in the United States upon the agree
ment of the recent Congress IN Paris,
which had for its object the unifcation
of coin OF all civilized nations, has been
introduced into the Senate. The new
coinage is to be fixed a date in the flu
ture There will be no change in the
form or fineness of the metal, but there
win be slight reduction Of the weight
But slight as is the reduction proposed.
it will save, on the coin now in the treas
ury, come SO, 500, 600, and about $780,
0o0,000 on the payment Of the public
debt The reduction in our dollar to
assimilate with the French five franc
piece will be three and half cents in
weight. The American gold dollar will
continue TO be our unit of coin, and our
coinage will continue of the same de
nomination as at present. The French
piece to correspond with our five dollar
coin, is stamped "5 dollsrs-25 francs"
the Emperor plimenting the United
States BY this imprint. The Head of
LOUIS NAPOLEON in on the reverse side.
Meantime the British mint.is coming
large amounts of gold dollars with the
American eagle on one side for the
China trade, the Celestials manifesting
peculiar partially for our National EN-
blem -
The very distinguished consideration
extended to the United States by foreign
nations since the abolition Of slavery,
the crushing out of the rebellion, and
our rapid approach to the unifcation OF
our Republic, cannot fail to strike the
most casual observer. The adoption by
the French Of a device for its most COM
mon coinage, so conspicuously recogniz-
ing the United States, and especially
the adoption of the most striking en-
blem Of America-the ,Eagle-by the
British, for the most popular coin, is
very significant. 1t is indeed, one OF
the most remarkable manifestations of
the modification and liberalization of
public opinion throughout the world
WibAih q w. -" Se'AS,as Si1ASS - AANNS
always heretofore been the practice, and
a point of pride with all nations to main
tain and preserve, distinct, Character
istic, and exclusive national stamp upon
their money. The unifcation of coin is
grand stride toward the unifcation OF
civilization, and is q most conspicuous
illustration of the influence of the United
States upon universal thought and pre-
Dayton journal. -.,s-
The first thing hen says to her
brood, and not the last thing a child
says to its father--sshell out staassJa
"A smush and milk social was recently
held at Corunna, Michigan, for the bene
fit of church.
If bottle of ginger pop weighs one
pound and a half, how much will your
grandpop weight
I Powerful grain elevator whisky
aaEeT hna emzena,s sa ~ PEP a2
al vd aadFEsatq aTa sosaa SD ba
asBsa s5 ahsa otassatf a5d p 11
seassa Sra BIZ s. rem e
-r.--.. SKA
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1868-01-16

dining room is designed 10 be in the Ccntras
Building when the whole village is completed.
The milk and bake houses each story
high, with stone basement twenty by thirty
feet in size, the upper story ten feet in the clear
aud the walls nine inches in thickness. In tho
milk house fine spring Of clear. running water
is so conduc'e ed as to keep the milk constantly
cool.
The family honse, now ready for occupancy
is able to accommodate fifty boys The school
room is furnished with desks Of the Grant 4
Marchant pattern, two nice black boards. and
presents a. neat and comfortable an appearance
as the best school rooms of our city. The DOR
mitory is fitted up with twenty six cot bed
steads. the bedding Of which is very substantial
and comfortable. The furniture and fixtures
are all ofthe best and most homelike quality
and style.
The family system is briefly this: The boys
are divided into Classes Of fifty. and are given
the complete occupancy ola building by them
selves. there being fine play ground one hun.
tired and twenty feet square in the rear Of each
house. A gentleman ard wife have charge Of
the fifty and called House Father and
Mother. and there is assistant "Elder Broth
cr''who relieves the Father in teaching and ta
hing care Of the boys. All the arrangements
made with the design of iinpressng the
inmates with the IDEA that it is a Home, and
not in anywise prison. While there are prop
er precautions made for discipline, and for the
punishment OF refractory boys the whole scope
Of the system is to bring to bear upon the
inmates only the wholesome and pleasing re-
straine, we'll confer the privileges Of .
well conducted family circle. In very few
dyas the Ho1ne will be in full operation. and we
shall be better able to tell Of the system when
i. is in working erder.
.as-roZe s = .....a.@ 10 fsasqs ia@as
The f,'l,wing is the financial exhibit Of the
Institution: SO *s@ $685. #f
Legislative appropriation. $4,000 90
Expenditures for 1une 1857 s7e 90 4
Expenditures for July. 1ss7..... 4s 90
Expenditures FOR Aug I7s7. S.4sI 90 esa
Expenditures for Sept, 1857. $500 90
Expenditures for Oct 1887 49,. S,043 90
Expenditures for Nov 1867 -. S027 81
EXPENDITURES for Dec, 1857 II, 1851
Expenditures for Jan, 1855.
ESTIMATED 49,. 81 so 90 S38.240 II
As the intention OF the Board was to leave the
sum OF ten thousand dollas to defray the cur
rent expenses Of the Institution until the next
meeting of the Legislature it will be seen that
they have done better than is usual in the con-
duct of public work
The architect and the contractors were yes
terday discharged from their bonds. full settle
ment made. and every thing cleared out for &C
tive operations.-fnd. Joureal, Jan. 8.
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On Tuesday both Houses of the Leg
ator, resulting as follows: Senate:--,
Thurman, 10; Wade, Is. House -
Thurman, 55; Wade, AZ.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1868-01-16
Notice.
Office of the Chicago & Great Eastern
nsal esd Railway COMPANY. a =
Notice.

70 Ens zdt 19ais 81 CHICAGO, Dec. 20. 1857.
guvHE annual meeting of the stockholders Of the
q Chicago and Great Easter Railway Company
for the election Of Directors and the
other business. will be held the office of the Com
pany the of Randolph and Dearborn streets
in the city of Cheag", State of Illinois, Wednes-
day January 18th, 1868.
The meeting will also consider and vote upon the
question of consolidating said Company with the
Columbus and Indiana Central Railway Company.
- AaEw By order of the Board OF Directors,
A. TENNEY, Secretary.
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Arrangement for Paying Taxes.

NIOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN. that angemsnts
~ have been made st the Citizens Bank to receive
Taxes due for State AMI County purposes. This will
make it convenient for all Tax Payers, residing
Richmond than the County Seat, ard who transact
their business in Richmond. ~ $40 -
JOHN SIM, Treasurer.
sCentervire, Ind, Oct 81, 1887. aAss 36-f
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1868-01-16

REVEALS Religious revivals are In
progress in many places in Southern
Indiana. At charlestown forty one have
oinel the Methodist Church. At
Georgetown nearly one hundred joined
jthe United Brethren and Christian
Churches. AT cannelton a revival is In
progress at the Methodist Church, Rev.
H Gilmore, pastor. At Loogootes
eighty-one have been added to tho
Methodist Church. Reviyals of religion
are also abundant in various parts OF
Kentucky. At Peters Creek Baptfst
Church, near Glasgow, seventy six per-
sons have already. been baptised, and
the work is still going on. At Mt Car
mel Christian Church, Bourbon county.
a protracted meeting, conducted by the
Elders Gano, has resulted in about two
hundred and thirty additions to tho
Church. There have been eight humid
red additions to the Baptist Churches in
Henderson county during the last eight
weeks. Twenty five persons have re-
Gently joined the Presbyterian Church,
in the town Of Henderson.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1868-01-16

4-Those Of our subscribers in the city, who Go
not receive their papers regularly from the carrier, if
they will let know, the omission shall be promptly
rsmsdied.
Secretary Stanton is master of the situati O. K.
A. J. refuses TO accept Theaker's resignation of
Patent Office
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1868-01-16

The best thing out-an aching tooth.
The lap OF luxury-a cat enjoying ito
milk.
A grave Enthusiastically bury
ing aman alive. s~e,ae.x
Few ladies' are SO modest as to refuse
to sit in the lap of luxury.
When may the funds be supposed to
be unsteady? When money is tight
Why is dancing like milk Because
is strengthens the calves.
Ayoung wornan's- conundrum-Who
is our favorite Roman hero? Mari-us
When can road be said to be emo
tional: When il has positive inclina.
tion. - srs
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1868-01-16

REINsTATEMKNT OF STANTON The
portion Of the Presidents Message re-
lating to the removal of Secretary Stan
ton, on the 7th inst, reported to the
Senate through Mr.. Howard that the
course Of the President was uos justifia
BILE, and that the Senate do not concur
in tho suspension. Secretary Stanton
was very properly reinstated on the 18th,
IS TO G., and again placed in the War
Office, to which he returned on the 18th
ut 10 o'clock, A. M. -9.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1868-01-16

The young lady who called at a book
store for Drake on attachment was disap
pointed to find it q mere law book. @os
Ladies at the present time have more
lives than q cat, sor each night they
shuttle off the mortal coil zaa So 81
The song Of the repentant husband
after knocking his wife down-''Comc
rest in my bosom my own stricken dear
Elopements, divorces, &C.. are so nu
merous that the whole continent seem
TO be iucontinent. - 1890
An archetect proposes to build ss
ssBachelor's Hail. which will differ froD
most houees from having no Ewes
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1868-01-16

The virulent rebels of Georgia upon
she suporcedure of General Pope. ex-
pressed their qualification at his remov-
al, and in, resolutions complimented
Gen. Meade, and sent deputation to
the latter with their compliments and
resolutions Gen. Meade refused to
see them, and they went home with a
iarge sized flea in their ears
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1868-01-16

The Cincinnati Enquirer denounces
bondholder as 'robbers and swindlers"
u S Senator Hendricks, of Indiana,
was nominated by the Confederate Dem
ocracy of Indiana, as their candidate
for Governor. Senator Hendricks is q
bondholder, Judge Thurman, who is the
Democratic Senator from Ohio, was q
bondholder, and therefore must be q
.'a robber and swindler." But the
Democracy have pardoned him. Sena-
tor Hendricks is also large stakeholder
in National Bank. 5an 4eat tassz b
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1868-05-23
Citation Eotlce.

70 HrS. II. 4. GuiIcH. and -
-T"itctt, her husband. Of Mystic, Con
hcctjcWf 4; Hrs. E. j. Long. and -
Lang, Her husj0ad, Of Gdircsfon, Ter
as dhd all others interested in the
EStdte Of augustus Saddier, deceased.
NOU are hereby cited to be aud personally
appear hef,rr the Probate Court Of Madi
son county. Mississippi, on The 2ud Monday
and Sfh day nf June N.Y., and sh.w cause #
any you can. Why the petition Of E A Steb-
bias, Administrator q b u. # the Estate of
Augustus Saidler. deceased for the saI. of
The real estate Of said decefen in said oopp.
~, 10 pay debts, should not be- granted.
- Witness The H"n NJ VI Cooper
TS Judge Of he Pebate Court of ssi5
| cauHly. and the Seal oi said cour,
'hIs Pad Monday Of April. A. d.
io1@. i. ID. WARD,
A!ili -"'to'' D. Clerk
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1868-05-23


32r) unless some sins were RENTED
III the next world"
st. Monica, the mother of the great
!, Augustine, addressed him as follows
Lay this body anywhere; let not
the care of 1t in any way disturb
YOU; this only request Of you, that
You would remember me at the altar
Of the Lord, wherever you be.n
We will now come to the admis
sion of some Of the most eminent
Protestant dlvines. DR.. johnson
said. speaking Of the Catholic faith
in reference to Pun gatory:
They are Of opinion that the
generality Of mankind are neither 50
obStiAately wicked as to deserve
everlasting punishment, nor so good
as to merit being admitted into the
society IF blessed spirits; and, there
fore, that God is gracionSly pleased
TO allow OF ii middle state, where
they may be purified by certain de.
grees OF suffering. You see, sir,
there is nothing unreasonable in
this BoScelts Life Of johnson,
Taylor, the celebrated English
Theologian { f the Protestant church,
writes as follows.
We find by the history of the
Machines. Hat the jews did pray,
md maize o0eriRgS for the dead, which
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1868-05-23

7 4
}, Workablde which he hath built there
on, he Shall receive u reward.
any mans work shall be burned. h
/ shall suffer loss. but he himself sha
| De saved yet 50 as BY fire list Go,
III, l2.15 q.
+ 1t appears to me impossible to cX
| plain away these Scriptural proof
p OF a middle state. ] wilt now PROV
my point by the Unwritten Word:
Protestants all agree that durin
the first four centuries the faith O
the Christian Church remained pm
and unalteled. Now, the eXistpnc
OF a middle state, or Purgatory, wa
universally believed during th;r
period, therefore the belief in tbt
existence of ii middle state is correct
To the proof: st. Hnneus. taught
by Polycarp, who was disciple or
st. John writes in the second century,
"Ihe apostles consigned tradition
to those to whom they committed the
many nations If ha,ha ,"",''''4 t II',
without the use of letters or jrI; ;,
The same author, speaking Of Poly.
carp says: linn we saw in oar
early youth. The things which he
had learned from the apostles, he
unfit rmly taught.
Suppose the apostles had NOT left
us the Scriptures, ought we not still
10 nave borrowed the Ordinance Of
'i"''''lon
81 Johh, the Evangelist, tells us
"aIl is not writteno | viii now
quote from some of the ancient
Fathers who wrotn IN tha onI aud
9n1 '.a,,t,,,.,a, -. - : Nv '''''
''' ,V'' IL '''' Oi's''" say =
men we depart TINS HE, II we
take win Us virtues or wees, shall
, "v ' .h, =, q , 'Iu loi our E.F'oe"'
an 70 Ms wb;rh wa I""o,r,, NO. va -, 1'n
mittad ar shar, wa Ln ,,,ni2nol fnr
orr tanlts and NOR roaa;,,a tLa
ward of opr yirtnas -, '''0
nn,+ j. ir,t.a,l,... /
'''' ~ u '''i { NC III our account
a mixture OF good and evil, shall we
be rewarded for the good without
any account being taken Of the evil. |
or punished for the evil without thp
good being taken into consideration
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1868-05-23

DEMOCRATIC TICKET.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1868-05-23

SATURDAY, - MAY %. 1865.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1868-05-23

BY JOHN +. BoSW G&flI,
Il ditOp and pu bl is h q T..
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1868-12-05

They tell pretty rough story on A. t. Stew
art the New York merchant prince" who like
most very rich men whom they set up an extern
sive and snowy establishment, has undertaken
to do a little something in the way of "patroniz-
ing" literature and art, as it is called collec-
ton Of old and rare books made in Savannah,
Ga, by bibliomaniac named Smet, was recently
sent to New York for sale, and the persons in
charge, with view, probably, to securing good
prices, had some special catalogues prepared,
which were sent to a number Of the wealthy men
of the city, with an invitation to call and exam
inc the books before the sale. After a few days,
the story goes, Mr.. Stewart sent a note to the
parties in interest saying that he had carefully
examined the collection but must decline to pur-
chase for the reason that he found the books TOO
oil to answer his purpose.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1868-12-05
l;unget of IF mn.
A Great Many Ducks.

Tho Louisville Courier, in noticing visit of
"Johnny' Morehead to that city, Is reminded OF
An incident that occurred in the good old days
when his father was Governor of Kentucky.
Powell, who kept restaurant and drinking sa-
loon in Frankfort, rendered his monthly account
to Johnny" the. boys could got credit them,
which amounted to $3.50. Johnny" went to his
father to get the money. -,
zone hundred and fifty dollars, Johnny z" said
the Governor; 'it's a large bill, son."
"Yes, entertained great many friends dur
ing the month
"Hsvs you the bill with your
81 believe ss,"-hssitatingly.
'Let nae see it, son."
Johnny" slowly drew forth long strip Of
bill paper, on which there we're exactly thirty
enc items put down a. "D'ks," ranging from ten
cents to as many dollars. The Governor adjust.
ed his specs, and regarded it attcntively, and
said
I'D. K. Sd. X. s.; Johnny, my son, what
does Dks stand fer?"
"Ducks, father, ducks! But Ut course they
were not ell ducks-some were cartridges and
snips, and even eggs and oysters. But Lou Iur-
~ puts them all down as ducks
The Governor looked first at Johnny and then
at the BILL and giving an ominous chem" wrote
. check.
Nobody ever believed the Governor was fooled,
bat after that-"Will you take duck?' was for
long time tho favorite convivial invitation with
the Frankfort boys.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1868-12-05
Co.'s CoUGH BAIsAM il the cheapest and the

Co.'s Cough BAIsAM is the cheapest and the
best. 1t is a safe and speedy cure for Coughs,
Colds, Group, Whooping cough and all diseases
of the throat and lungs. In addition to the or
binary 400 size so long and favorably known
MAMMOTH FAMILY bottles now offered to the
public, giving a much larger quantity of Cough
Medicine than has ever been offered for 81.
iunc DIV
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1868-12-05

When Theodore Hook was asked for dona-
tien to the Society fer the Conversion of the
Jews, he replied that he had no money to give
away, but if they sent him a jew he would try
and convert him. This not quite what the
society required, and Hook never heard from
them again.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1868-12-05

A well-known lawyer had hors. that always
stopped and refused to cross the mill-dam bridge
leading out of the city. No whipping, no urg-
ing would carry him over, without stopping; SO
he advertised him: ITO be sold for no other
reason than ths owner wants TO go out of town.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1868-12-05

A buggy being returned to Cleveland livery
stable with parasol in it, the keeper sent the
article TO the residence of the person who hired
the "rig." The lady said it was not hers, but
she would retain it and ask her husband how it
got INTO the buggy.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1868-12-05

4 Freuchman, who had been in India, speak
ing Of tiger hunts, pleasantly remarks When
re Frenchman hunts 70 tiger, all re sport is
grand magnifque ! but when re tiger hunts re
Trenehman, Ell ! zers is the very devil to pay
then"
The New York herald., 1868-03-01
AMus,cMENTs.


: fsoEosdHD faiUEra Us'' ~
M9sE bHsSsas y 2,
is1:s s a' ssfSsie
osS SlBss4 !; HSHi 81 Sgl55s sHs
xoSDAr, ryEEspay HspsEsbAy, W MEL THURSDAY AND
-, : xAriSEIEH NEXT ArSfHHn sATuhb4Y DAY At ONE.
r,,,, TaE SESSb 5gSaEss-MIhE ros1EE,,
ooEsb95 Ss"sn'I S9sa rsss
.u, wxsibsAAhaEEfEEE wxsibAaEfE Be- bbepiTaEHIso TEIoouRT. AS'AA
SEasD DTchsss ssisltfr HHfissss ss' ON SATURDAYS
ssshTHaRay HSFSIsa saHSHk
The o az % N
Broadway - D''-N"-''
NIsLo's GARDEN.
and sas entire perform:
SosiTiSE s rive TRIUMPH
III. A... s1sTp sHT capacity.
AoNDAH h1FsS yTH T s,Ss for tho
aiary ouriessue s,xIt,ravaganza, ,I,a e A., entitled
IN which r
me RTSsys TsUUsssS DOLLARS
- aMAiI ~ ANILSIS OF METROPOLITAN rAMcs
DANsEUSES OF WORLD WIDE CELEBRITY,
consisting OF
TWO PREMIERE AsSoLUTOs,
Ten PREMiEkES,
THIRiY CURYPHEES
THE FIRST MALE DANCER OF THE DAY.
and FULL CORPS,
unGer the direct on OF the cher maitre de ba cts
An SCRhAsED ORCHESTRA, FULL CHORUS. 10.
TIE NAGN iFiCEN1 SCENERY,
GORGEOUS COSTUMES,
DAZZLING ARMORS,
SUPERB APPOINTMENTS. &C.,
prepared expressly for this establishment In
PARIS, LONDON AND AMERICA.
The entertainments tei mnatng with
. WONDROUS TRANSFORMATION.
revealing the
BRIGHT REALMS OF THE DRAGON FLY
AN ENCHANTING SCENE OF GORG Gus SPLENDoR,
- lNAPPROACHABLE
IN EXQUISITE BEAUTY AND FASCINATION.
A GRAND MATINEE EVERY
SATURDAY, AT O'CLOCK.
Keats secured six days advance.
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AMUsEMENTs.
RAREEy wILLiAAy BR0ADwAY THEATRE.
1sIokISas JSa;yIa4 WHdSSEG ;xG NIGHTLY 70
ON rHzIn 9YEs aE4Sss y .sI sEE ssrsosoLn
frau: M" ss% swoiss. sa as rSaas write: ch,,
ssnp.ss. ssr aS%os:n. :%pI: funny
as ~Ira q q =. ": record his ps''A'
3 IsSSs. Sy5tH 5aTI ESSSiS SSsIsas sSEis
the clever versatile artist,
in Dc waldsn's sparkling SHS' somsay q
ssapp0red p Il reAAnsToE eAsF r. Jr AS DIcK
AND BeilLIANr Mo1NfiNG
Exsr TAEAEsE NAEs op MR. luHJosS yaa sSoTHER
First production
0t the
sp'na,f s" OF oE f'''ssd sa &: he Great
Niagara Falls Mr.. Murdoch Dsserter.
Ra,tlns Bob.
OLyMrIO THEATRE. BEGINS AT g
'1ss LAST : NIanis aii or MAGGIE; Mir6iGLL lessee
who Ia consequences Of daos delay Ia the produce
Msn. q Gith week. '"'' -'
Monday ami tuesday. Wednesday and Tbursdsy.
Friday y-rns PEARL OF SAVOY
aa.yy Saturday sissaes1Eat III B.sEF sAsEE3or
~. =; And LIST Appearance Of Mis-. MlTcHELIA
-''' A'''. h5SS4y Iyhs.Sa NsIsli
HIMpiY DUMPrY
penddy af er months Of abors.s prsparaon
eqaas rAna nas s"
formations and oroiesque.
Nile. RITA sANGALLi, And n,,...,,
a. MOORE and ar. JOns ENuLGli, Jr.
hoy sheet omen Or v pNeSpnY. narch4
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AMUsEr ENTs.
TnEArRE oOMiQUE, si4 BROADWAY.

AMUSEN UNrss rss.,~~--,>o,~-----
TnEArRE ooMiQUE, sl BROADWAY.
GRAND CHANGE OF xovELrIss.
The Management take pleasure N snnoane'ns S IN s's
''' for s :hef ssD WA
's.psS 70 most
- '-'A''AA0's, SoSiS ,sad'snis. p.pyLAR ARTISTS.
including d; szssIf s.s1' s's'Sp'T':s1 SSp TB'::s1HoLoxEw
tAsir nr's appearances II .sr an absence OF 's'a'
A. os.sr.sa pr.ms Ias eDs Pol. Troupe,
": ": hyta!ss titils xsl!Isa, ! HSas'
ss O. cossrAS,,sfal AnrY LESLIE ss GEO. w. sAi'h
and large iad ssHs cses syeEss e as11JnpAY
PIKE,s OPERA HOUSE. r...-,.,..
Max SIsss::.
MONDAY. March q
FIFTH GRAN OPERA NIGHT. a.,
~ r se Y9Tt q hs nns'An p'~'
her debut in Italian opera in Paris and
.s cpes On this 0o'.'oH w q
with l4D1asHss zi Dl1sa'iHstss s$: :'t'i., IA slss1ns.
s.'son sissss sSs!lsIA IAsrs.uoo1
D''''e''' 'a'''lli IlsBa sRBss3 1I cHAMoUNy.
MSS M sn,y EsfG Sfffr%aass xcE K'' TINS great
MADAME siasos iHiSa TEST TESLA .xrox,co,
ana SlGNOR RANtONl In MIS- great tTas Pais
WEDNESDAY EVENiNG. March 4
PAREPA ROSA NiGHT,
and Last appearance but two Of this great artist
WORRELL SISTERS NEW YORK THEATRE.
w 7L8 and 73J Broadway Admission u cents
RENEWED SUCCESS
of tho beautiful and accom- plished actress,
MISS KATE REIGNoLDS,
In Fulton 4 Maeder's Sensational Drama OF
NOBODYS DAUGHTER.
founded upon Miss Braddon's novel
GREAf GAMBLING SCENE,
with Its piquant local slusions and
FARO. KENO AND ROULETTE
vehemeny redemanded by crowded houses. A. indeed,
have been al. The principal scenes - .
STAR CAST. embracing Messrs. j. X. Mortimer. O. Q.
B0nifaco NJ Clark Wm Carleton and the other favores
MAlINEE SATURDAY
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IMPORTANT LECTURES DAlLY-TO GENTLEMEN
ooy, On Interesting subjects Vt the New YORK Museum
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