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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-11-09
THE AyoNDALE RELIEF FUND.

SCRANTON, Pa, Nov. s.-Mr. II. Gaylord,
Treasurer of tho Ayondale Relief Fund, acknowledges
the receipts to Nov. as follows;
nenosited in the Wilkesbarre Bank on call, s per
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-11-09
WITHIN THE TROPICS.
" There Is no crowd however sr-hi
But one cockuey j. there"

We had ours lie stood looking the rail-. eye glass
IN place. watching the tumbliDg Of two great monster
Blacklist, which aud disappeared ike porpoiscs.
"Awl what kind OF a whale might that be 2" De de-
handed The venerable looking McIlroy. who i'pru-
sents the u. 9. Custom House Department on board,
promptly replied, "That my dear friend Is the Castor oil
whale" broad, genial smile Of true beneyolence
spreading far aud wide his fine open councnance
"Haw yes: that's what thought. We ave hoeeans on
'em In the Hnglish Channelw tie prompt rturn Of
the true son of old Albion
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-11-09

THE MANIFESTO OF QUEEN ISABELLA.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-11-09

A VOYAGE ON THE PACIFIC-DOwN THE COAST
-BARREN MOUNTAINS AT SEA IN THE
TROPICS GAMBOLING BLACKFISH-A CAS-
TOR-oII WHALE "A GORGEOUS SUNSET.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-01-25

Well New Jersey, and Maryland. and the
Eight railroad Presidents, and the great rail
road monopolies Of the country have tri.
umPhed. Vital District interests were al stake.
and every man in the community felt the pang
OF personal loss in the announcement thai the
monopoly interests had succeeded IN strapp.
ling the Sherman bill in the Senate, for THE
session at least.
But the odds were too heavy for us. The Dis
iriet of Columbia, without political influence
or money influence, had little chance in the
contest with the great monopoIies. The
District by long experience has learned the
lesson which tells US that those who expect
nothing shall not be disappointed And il was
good deal TO expect that Washington single.
handed should succeed in a struggle like this
Ii is, perhaps, Rot very remarkable that Seua.
tors from the States likely to be affected by the
acuon OF Congress should be sensitiyely alive
10 me uneonstItutionaiity of a bill breaking
down State monopoly interests; but 1t Is a llttIa
strange that Republican Senator's from South.
ern States should take such decided ground IN
behalf of State's Rights
During this contest the MARYLAND Senator'S.
and the Maryland railreai men. hava gixsn
very positive assurances of great things To bs
done by the lines now chartered, quite obyiat.
ing the necessity for more railroad charters for
washington Let us see now what these as
~urances amount TO. Let see il this Balti.
more and Potomac road supplies us with
toEIehH9 read 10 the present road. Let us see
u me desired connections are made in Balti-
more BY which Baggage and freight can he
passed through that city without break. Let
US see II the Metropolitan road is built WITHIN
the time specified by its charter, or IL an ex,sp.
slon OF the charter will be asked from the
Maryland Legislature to keep it alive. Wash.
ington is in a pretty bad way, 1t seems to ms.
Win Pie-crust promises Of this sort to rely
upon but we must wait IN patience and see
" hat we shall See
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-01-25

AccoMMoDATIoH OF TIE b. & o. r. r. Co.
Editor Stdr--As the railroad question is now
agita>ing the public mind, will you spare
sousS our o1 points ss
controversy. One would suppose that cor
roration like the B. Il Q. r. y. Co, which 10
really making some constaefaele profit Oh our
business men by the exorbstant rates Of freight
charged. would, in considerstion Of nat fact,
treat Its customers here with some degree of
courtesy, and thus coneiliase some Of the OPP
Instead OF doing so, merchan . fecei Wing freeht
are treated by some Of the employeos Of the
road here IN the most insolent manner, and
their complaints are heard with an indifference
which Is more aggravating than downright
rudeness. A few weeks ago GEORGETOWN bu.
sipess man, who 10 constantly receiving freight
over the road, received notice that car load
OF furniture bad arrived consigned to him.
Judging the freight would be about 81. be
sent that amount by the driver OF his
wseon Inc freight was - IS, and instead Of
t ,wo s ONE load Of the furniture there were
anee due on freight, the driver, with his empty
wagon, was sent back to GEORGETOWN for that
otner quarter" before he was allow to touch
any OF the freight, thus making three tnps
Wnen only two were necessary. Another
dealer, when oranges were scarce and high, Cot
long ago, sent an order to Baltimore for fifty
boxes OF oranges, to be delivered next evening.
he went to the depot for them at the appointed
time, when one of the officials replied that
there was way bill for nifty bags OF oranges,
but no "boxes." On his asking to have the
matter examined, to see whether some mistake
had not been made, these accommodating rail-
road men turned of abruptly to other bust
ness, and would give HIM no satisfaction. An.
other house had ordered fifty boxes at the same
time, ana got them all right, realizing the ad.
vance The gentleman to whom refer was
not able 10 get the conpany's mistake. substi-
tu'ing bags for boxes, corrected, nsr to get his
oranges until late next day; and by that time
the demand had beer supplied. and he was the
Lesser know of other cases, but these will do
as samples Of the treatment TO which our bust.
ness men are subjected by the I'M der strappers
OF this monopoly. FRHIGHTRR
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~Mr.. Euf am, OF Chicaro. v,nr., v,

- Mrs. Euf am, OF CHICAGO. wants, uo,,
an FOR President in ry72.
The Republicans of Wheeling are sup,
Ior1ng citizens ticket CONSISTING OF bstb
democrats and Republicans.
"a youth, thirteen years OF age. had
Snnee OF inc boiler which exploded in Eliza.
sons were killed. 4ou4 pei
~fne escape OF the murderer OF the la,s
Mr. Rogers in New York. is not so rsmsrkah.s
as the escape OF the m urderer OF Mary Rogsrs
years ago. 'eiai
~OniOns are among the most hs.l,s.,
Vegetables for stock as well as for man. thoneh
he vile flavor they give 10 butter f0rbids ths'r
use as Cow feed. 'Ae'i
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-01-25

A MAN FALLS DEAD IN A BALL ROOM
About O'Clock on Friday night, while Mr.
Charles Cremer, butcher, of York, Pa, was
dancing with Miss Mary Schlegel, in the ball
room at Mr.. Augustus Webel's park, he sud-
ment was perfectly sound, and he was a stout,
well-built man. Death was produced from q
rush of blood to the head or heart 1t is only
month since Mr. Cremer was unfortunate by
losing his stable by fire. He was about thirty.
hve years Of age, and has left a wife and three
children to mourn his sudden exit from the
world.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-01-25

Inc New York Express complains of the
Wapto OF postal reciprocity between New YORK
city and Brooklyn. and says it takes a letter a
longer time to reach New York from the sister
CITY than for mail matter to travel thousands
OF miles. This Is the same diniculty we expe.
hence here in regard to mail m after from aIa,-
andTia- Why 10 this thus :"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-01-25

Men ought to be chaste and continent in Cali
iornia N peeuniary interests have any infiu.
ence upon their moral movements. In ,n.t
State II man commits adultery. and his w,,s
gets divorce In consequence, all his real As /.
tste becomes her property.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-01-25

~The Emperor Of Austria still refuses to
forgive his cousin, the Archduke Henry, for
marrying the pretty actress, Miss Hoffman
The dIsObedient Prince nevertheless survives
the imperial displeasure, and continues to en-
Joy much domestic happiness in his appointed
place of Punishment
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-01-25

Prom j. Shillington, Odeon Building, and
from j. G. Parker, 45e 7th street, and French
4 Richardson, Hudson Taylor Book Store. we
have HarPer's Bazaar for February 9Th.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-01-25

those talented young actresses, the Chapman
Sisters, commence a brief engagement, in must
cal burlesque and comedy at the National
Theater this evening, leading on with .Cin.
tereIla
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Two ALL WHOM II aAY ooHoRRH.
'iPf HssIosss S, Or fni is,,.s .s

Application havips been made upaer ths ~ .,
June isse, for the reissue Of the foilosins ds.
Ill - .ene wsrrants, Which are ALLEGED 20 have
u. the date fonovtns the descri ption Of each
Ss1I - new osruncees % yasr rant Of like tenoT
s' Y. Y. OOX- Oommissfoner
No E.sz. for iss acres. issued under IN. sc, n
September lssS 10 the name OF Lucinda ~Iaoy
hLo,eloy' and was granted August "a IssS
No 4o,l2s. for 50 acres. issued under Ia. .c, Of
d arch s. ISIS. IN the Of Lazarus Tillev ana
wss granted August 1858. March rs lsss
10, n.Ss2. for loo scres, issued under tie act of
1srch ISIS. IA the name Of Lydia Carlton wifos
OF John Carlton, and vas granted Deceuser s
lsss. April 10. lss9. 80 '''
No. i6s 98. fer Ion acre., Issued under act of
March 5, lSss. in the name OF joseph Greer ana
wss granted October q, 1851 April 10. lsss
No 80 i25 for - acres, iss ued under the act n 4
March lss5. IN the name Of Lay ans TfIiey ana
was granted Aueusts, $50. March IS, 1869
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-01-25
RAILROADS.

BALr1MoRE AND OHIO RAILROAD,
~ & q 81
WASHINGTON, 1873.
r TIs1n, sstyese yTAAssH4INgTeM AND gALTI.
sre now run - follows, viz:
FOB BALTIMORE
Leave daily, except Sunday, at =. ., and Q 80
A. n, and 1890, y, 4, $40, and 1880 p. n.
70! FOB ALL WAY STATIONS, -
Leave daiiy, except Sunday, at y and 3 30 A. N
ron ANNAPOLIS.
or from Annapolis on Sunday.
FOB BALTIMORE.
Leave At a. NJ, and 1880, 4, $40, and
Le.,. .. . ZOE e E. WA IA sf ,ad ~
FOB ALL PARTS OF THE WEST.
Leave ds .ns s5SsIs sstarda' and Sunday st
asetins Il Relay station With train. from Bs sHa
TsrCssh seea: 70 the Ss.s cs so b. h.d q, tn.
Washington Station Ticket Office ct Gil hours OF
Psnnsfivania avenue s Pas.enesr. 1 pmrehssios
tickets At the avenue once car there arrange &C
residence, taken to the depot aud put 10 the bag
For New York. Phfsdelphia, and Boston, &c,
sivertisement Of Through Line.r
IL Wilson. Master OF Transportation
ntS GEO. 8. kO0NTZ, General Agent.
THRogGh LINE BETwEEN WASHINGTON
HTW YoEk.A &0E
WASHINGTON. 1873.
Trains between WASHINGTON AND NEW
fORk are now run as follows, viz:
FOB NEW YORK, rifhom change Of rn-,
Leave daily EXCEPT Sunday at A. M, ano
1890 and $40 p. M.
FOR PHILADELPHIA.
Leave daily Except sundsyD ct . A. M an
1880 and $40 NJ.
ON SUNDAY.
Leave for New York at $40 p M and PhIla.
deIphia at 5:40P p. NJ.
daily.
Through tickets to PhiIadeIphia New York Or
Boston can be mad at the Station ONCE at al hour
IN the cay. Also, az the Companys once, No
400 Penpsyivsnia avenue. Passeng gers urchas ina
tickets At the Avenue offce can there arrange &c
have their taRgage called for and check at their
residence, taken he depot, and put In the bag
gage car.
See Baltimore and Ohio Railroad sdyerttsemeu,
Tor schedule between Washington, Baltimore, An.
J. L. WILSON, Master OF Transportstisn.
NJ. COLE, General Ticket AgeAt
noS GEO. &. k09NTZ. Agent, WashinRtop
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To Administrations advertising patrons
are requested to send In their favors before
IL O'Clock m, as advertisements received
later cannot be insured an insertion In
TEE STAR of the same day, on account of
the pressure Of news matter after that hour.
With every disposition to Accommodates, we
find ourselves obliged to lay down this rule
and adhere to it.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-01-25

PAPER containing the News, the pr uci pal Leaf
ere, y well cieestea summary. aud ali iaterestfng
matter from 1hs Tmes and IL thus rendered av III.
able IN cheap form, for persons residing abroad OF
The days OF publication are Tuesssys ana Fr
DAYS IN the Afternoon, snd the price is 81 per
copy. or Sd. week. post free
Subscribers can obtain THE MALL through
kevspsper gents, or may have IL from the Pub
Loncon. go u - = II u sas lswsu
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-01-25
INV EXPRESS LINE.
NEW YORK AND WASHINGTON STEAMSHIP
COMPANY

THE ONLY DIRECT LINE Be- -
TWEEN NEW YORK AND A88k
THE DISTRICT.
This Company viii hereafter run two Steamer
sweek,
Leaving New York every Wednesday ct I'm.
And eyery Saturday ~ IL m
Leaving Georgetown every Monday at A. m,
And every Thursday At p. IN
Freight received 1t ell times ard forwarded NJ
lowest rates.
JOHN n. DAVIDSON, AGENT,
% W kter street, Georgetown.
-. kLDBlDQB 90, Agents,
Alexandrfa.
JAMES HAND, Agent,
hrsu 1tS Wall street. New York.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-01-25

e DEPARTMENT OF Stair.
~ WAsHINeToN, Jan. ~, 1869.
tInformation ha. been received at this de-
pertment from Mr.. Charles Hoye, the Consul
Of the CEfted Sta1e1 at chihuahua, Mexico. Of
the death, on the - Of -, AT Guay ssarasi
4exicos Of james Berry, supposed to be resi-
dent Of NORTH Carolina. W. Saw al.
Assistant Secretary of State.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-01-25

I FAVE YOUR ORDERS FOB
IL GLEASON & GLENNB
CHEAP GOALS AND WOOD,
t or ri Rss'0t and Chief Once street wharf,
q. sT0RRs D CO., corner 18th and =, Wash
h. BkIEEY CO., corner 7th and r;
b. TRAUTMAN, Ill Pa. avenue, between 1871
and D tn streets.
J. J. B0aU1. corner Bridge and High, George
town. iylI-srif
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MELTING.

Us NpIohDs HiNs'
At meeting of the Landlords of Washin Rtop
and Georgetown, b. Id on Thursday, the IA III inst
IL was Resolved. That the Land Iords OF this Dis
trief De respectfully invited to attend meetins to
Market space, on THURSDAY NEXT, the 18th
instant. at "a O'Clock p. IT.. for the purpose of
mutual Interest,": constitution will then be sub
jazz cost FRED. KOONEs, sec,y.
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STEAMBOAT LINES.
Z OR MoUNr yEBNoH.


The etsan er ARROW - Captain fhos Stack
Pc. 1eeves her Shsn foot Of sew -
isYp,ss.S. txoep'edJ for nousrA
fSeSpsia fosf ITsSsd,'T,4s r es:;sDSs !.
InSl Oh MARSH &C HAIL. Nd and waiil
nuleE, Na-feturufpr to the city attp m
rare 20 Mount Nernoa cad return Including
sR sr,.S to the ssD.iss ssd Grounds 81 so.
.rekets for sale At su the principal Hotels. and
~ ns steamers wharf.
u,i,sMlks SYKES, General superinte ndeut. Once
W-I.ro . hotel. Jsis-lm
NEW MERCHANTS STEAMSHIP COMPANY
The swim and substantial eteamers N
KNIGHT and JOHN GIBSON, win
run rees,srly, during the winter
NoBTOLk. .ALkx HNDRIa. MxsHINoroN
and GEoheETowN,s follows
Leave New York from Pier 2e Rast R,xer
every SATU RpAi korfoik, MONDAYS; arriyins
at Alexandria and Georse.own TUESDAYS
4; I,SSssnninsuLesys eeoIss'ow feet q High St,
shTI RDAls; arriving at hew York MONDAY
THIS Line. connecting ct Norfolk with the fine
steamers of the Merchants and Mechanics Trans
pOrtstiOn Company O. and from BOSTON, 10 pre-
pared to take tbropGh freight At much reduced
peneee through Baltimore 10 avoided by this route
Freight from Boston should be consigned G. the
care OF I, WILLIAMS CO, Norfolk Va
For further Information apply TO Jos: L. CALF,
GeoreetoWn. D. o.; or At oFTICs or OoHPHNY,
corner New York avenue and l7th Of one sQu are
nonf wv THOMPSON, President
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BALLS, PARTIES, &c,

GRAND MASQUERADE AND FANCY DRESS
Is A L a
JOURNEfMEN BoOKbINDEEs' SOL -
" ll take place At
ODD FELLOWS HALL
:. TUESDAY EGENIN3. February ?. lssa
Malone telebT sted COtillon Band hss been an
gagged for the occasion -
Lailes not admit, d except By invitation
Invitations be had from the Conmft,aa N,
Arrangements "
A. g Hullett. ia. Ruuock
Ino A. Lsndvoisht, an Tlark.on
blshop, Frank siebert
TON May, % 3 tfeI
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a sPLDSDID AesORfMI1f or TOILET
a SOAPS and TOOTH BRU0HHs q LOO Drices
cows{S q hand g y. Z. DO0LBT1 ADstheosry
~sStoi nAn de S-lm
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-01-25

~THE CARS OF THE F-STREET LINE
uS will leave the corner OF 18th and streets
EVERY Friday NIGHT ct IL o'clock, to accom-.
mocate persons ct ending the receptions.
jas lw W. THOMPSON, President.
%I o. o. F.-GRAND ENCAMPWENT-
uS The Semi Annual COMMUNE alton will bs
held on MONDAY EVENING, 18th inst ant, at y,
O'Clock. lJa23-2t] y. B. b. COLLEDGE. g. 8.
~JOURNEYMEN PLASTERERS' ASSO-
S CITATION OF WARRINGTON "A meet.
ing OF this association will be held In Trades
Union Hall on Sth and Z streets, on MONDAY
EVENING, 9th instant, at half past seven
O'Clock All members are earnestly requested 20
be present as business OF vital importance will be
brought before the meeting
JOS. ROSENBERY, President.
OEO ID PADDON, Bee. Sec. ia q IT
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OFFICIAL.
. DKPARrMENr STATE

81 DEPARTMENT OF STATE;
S. WAsnIEGToN, Jan. ~, 1869. !
tinfofmofon has been received at this De-
pertment from Mr.. Charles Hoye, the Consul
Of the Urited State1 at Chihushua, Mexico. Of
TIE death. On tho Of -, at Guagassarssi
s,p, e Js1s. Berry sogpSSes to be
n Assistant Secretary of State.
CAsplzs, ous1Arss, &c. e. =
THs- LARgEsT STOCK. 80
TIE IKE MSs4 sESI
WIN. s. AITc .E Eli Co.,
ja3-H Dry Goods establishments.
nm J. J. MAY CO.'S MkM
9W PARIS KID GLOVE DEPOT. laW
SOS PEHHsYLvAEIA AvENUE, SlT
BETWEEN NINTH AND TENTH srRrRrs.
~DIREcr IMP0RrArIos. n
sUss1ock OF BEST PARIS KID GLOVES on
$4,000
Those wishing Gloves for Balls, PARTIES Becep
~ Want s Ss
DEPOT. in as0st
LARGE STOCK sHIRTINGs. sHEErINGs.
AMKRIOAN PRINTS AND OTHER
DOMESTIC COTTON FABRICS.
J.. J. MAY CO.,
sos PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE,
BETWEEN NINTH AND TENTH srREsTs,
LMee Stock Of
New York Mills, wam,utta, Bates, Androscros.
sGEAGasb sa fRa SfSsr good makes Of "A
sprague, Merrimack. Cocheco, and Pacific Prints
A large Stock Of SDrsgue's Beautiful
sHIRrIHG PRINTS.
- OUR PRICES BY THD PIECE, or for
smasT 3rsn' nS o. these very desirable Goods
Metropolitan Patent Steam Bakery
No. 347 STREET,
BETWEEN A.. AND 6TH STREETS.
HAyINNERB CRACKERS
Are admittd BY oil impartial judges to be the beat
in the market.
We have erecte one OF Nc Kenzie pIendid Reel
Ovens. Of 2 coat Of over five thousand dollars.
We BUY the best material.
We employ the best wOrkRen.
We manufacture from twenty i've to thirty bar.
We keep no old stock or baud, and consequently
our Crackers are always fresh.
Try for yourselves, you will find our statement
TO prevent fraud, our Crackers are stamped with
'H' "HAvENNER.
If you csn't get "HAvENNERs CRACKERS
from Your Grocer, send to the Bakery, 347 @ st /;
We will supply you.
We offer the following assortment
SODA CRACKERS
WATiR SRACKERs
BOSTON CRACKERS
oha ankask p ssEps
JUMBLEs
SUGAR CRACKERS.
"HAvINNER's FAMILY BREAD"
the leading GrOcers of the city.
1t is made Of select Family Flour; is thoroughly
sweet, white, nutritious, aud is Ruaranteed 10
weigh sixteen ounces
CAUTION "A great deal of Bread In Id for
'Havenners' which never came from our estab-
iishment. To prevent as far as possible this dis
honesty: We have supplied sll our authorized Gro.
GERS with fresh ample Cards, marked s69 TX.
axplne Tor yourselves jazz I'm
A NN0UECEMENT- MRS. LOCKWOOD will
SfI Sr ssd sp FA T scek
than cost for q few days. in order to close lNHS
d a6s 81 %sy here s
ing wear. 81 street, bet 2th and 9th a2a. 2r-
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Persons thus afflicted can have speedy and per.
fect cure warranted money refunded.
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WASHINGTON, IAN. Is, 1869.
N. B.-I am ready to enter into contract with
GOOD and responsible persons, myself making the
appl'catton to cure Bupiens, Ohilblains, and
Frosted Feet, or no pay.
10 l6.lm H DRAPER
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ANNOuECEMENT MRS. LOCKWOOD will
IA sell Der large and well selected stock ofSA =
MILLINERY and FANCY GOODS at less1Y ~
than cost for few days, in order to close SlNxR
the business Persons may here ind o besptif al
collection Of WREATHS and FLOWERS for even.
ing wear. 351 street, bet. 18th md 9TH ja23. Nv
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~ CBNTRE MARKET
US NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT
all STAT LIS for which BE- Mt 10 not paid by the la
OF fEBRUAKY will be sold. -,
JOS. GERaARDT.
Jab Clerk Centre Market
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ADJUSTMENTS.
NATIoNAL TrE.rER.

HoNDAv EvHNINs .. yASrasy ss
Iiru night OF TIRE eugs-entnt Of the besutifai
and gifted CHAPMAN eIsTGns
BLANCHE ASp FILA.
Who WI sppeE On the Mu.i~ss Rerletaae ~
C1NDEkELtA,
Or the Lover. the lie Key srd the Little Glsss
sippef: TIE pertcrrs.cs 70 coeeluee .ish en-.
ADJ Poe ard kRsII1csssn' b1r'''a' Of A.
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i HI JEFFERSON CIGAR.
AL snsk ere desiring an extra 0 can't CIGAR
sheuld not nj q try this Brand Sold ct 53l
fsSn q. ave us' opposite Wil!srds
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MARIEI's IAsHIoNABLE DANCING
Nu ACADEMY, -
between 9Th and 10th streets.
IL nov open tor rece ption Of Pupils For
particulars apply 81 the Academy Tor cfrc1
lars. OF b. mail -
Days OF Tuition For Misses aud Msstar.-Tue.
day Thursday, and Saturday, from 10 p nm
for entlsmen-honday, Wed nesday aud sat
HIust Hcu to w y m se1s-u
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CANARY BIRDS AND MoUKING RIRDs
y FOR SALE, -
At No. ~ 18th street betw.en L ant NJ a. ~
u u I'm ST. bARTBkECHT ~
('EOlCB BROWN sUGARl21s ANDlac
~ NV ORLEANS CHOICE, lac
NBtTE sUGAke. \ 5 ard Toe
10 Chests FINEST OOLONG TEA only 81 aa-
re dust Fine GUhPowDEk /" only : 60
FINEST RIOS ~ and 2sC
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IJENha p; HERTs, AUCrIONBERL ts9 BROADWAY.
u SywrhkB AND COSTLY HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE.
OoNIiN.AIioN SALE TINS DxY, AT II O'CLOCK,
AT TABLESPOONS 1872 BROADWAY.
The entire balance the raaiore w m he sold this dav
comprising superb aud walnut Parior and Cham.
per Su bookcases Etageres Centre Tables elegant soil
oak Eorny ana Dining suits Of value, made in Paris
pase e, ana Mantle Mirrors IN gilt and walnut
frames; rosewood Pianos superb Paris Clocks Bronzes
Vases and Ornaments offering opportunity 10 those I'M
want OF really elegant furniture sale will be nos,ivev
without tie owner leaving FOR Enronc