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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. SESSION.


wound in the thigh; the ball had entered
in an upward direction towards the pelvis,
to the depth of two or three inches; Nc
Comas must have been lying upon his back
with his feet towards the party firing, to
have given the ball that direction the
wound must have been inflicted by q party
standing above.
Shadrach Street, ST., testiied-Reside
about two miles from Jarret-syille remeIl-
Der the day of cavalry parade near Jarretts-
vile; have been acquainted with Miss
Cairnes all her life; saw her, the day men
toned, riding past my gate between and
6 o'clock-riding pretty fast towards JAR
rettsyille; her brother Richard was about
rs or100 yards ahead of her, also riding
fast; was in my lane near the road; saw her
return between sunset and dark young
man was riding with her; it was not Rich
ard; was close enough to recognize the
parties; saw Richard Cairnes riding in a
canter towards her house in half an hour
saw him return towards Jarrettsyillc.
BY the defence-my gate is nearly two
miles from Jarrettsville; Miss Cairnes lives
about half mile by the road from my
house; didnot speak to them as they passed;
they said nothing to me heard no commu-
nication between them
Miss Anna Street, testified-Am acquain-
ted with Miss Cairnes; live in the neigh
borhood; knew Nicholas Met omas he came
to his death three weeks ago last Saturday;
do not recollect day of month it was Sat
urday evening; saw Miss G. that Saturday
evening; saw her coming out of a field into
Cooptown road saw her brother meet her;
was coming from aneighbor's saw Rich
ard coming out of his lane into that road
she was going towards her home; was close
to them when they met; she had on sun
bonnet and cloak; had no veil on; when
first saw them her brother was coming
4 from home and she was going to her home;
\ heard no conversation between them when
| they met: they stayed together few min
utes when stopped, to bid goodbye to
my friends, some one brought her horse
sher brother overlook me first; she then
followed about the width of the road be-
bind him; they were not riding very fast;
She then had on veil; could not tell
where the horse Was brought from; did NOT
see her mount the horse, and in a few min
| utes she passed me, going towards Jarretts-
vile; this was late i'll the evening, ncaI
shutdown; did not see either of them again
Awitness went home. q Il L,s
Asbury Ayres recalled Matchmaking in
the bar-room when Miss Caifnes cameg in
from the passage; saw Richard Cairnes
passing into the passage, through the door
Iby which she entered, amoment before she
came through; saw him IN the bar-room
I about the time of the fourth shot saw hin
return through the same door; do moi
know where he went; saw him on the
porch before he went into the bar-room
! Nicholas McComas was on the porch a
| that time Miss Cairnes came Immediately
after Richard went out of the bar-room; dc
not know what BECAME of him after shs
laffsf .
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A GOOD ROCKAWAY CARRIAGE.
- with new wheels, for sale at the Bel
AT Carriage Mandatory,
apS0 JOHN HANNA d BRO.
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On Tuesday, the 25th

Day of May, A. D., 1869,
at the Court House door in the town ofBel
Air, in Hartford county aforesaid, all those
three several
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a VERDICT OF ACoU.TTAL.

State VS.. Martha J. Cairnos. indicted in
the Circuit Court for Hartford county, for
the murder of Nicholas MCCoinas. Hon.
Isaac d. Jones, Attorney General, and P. II
Rutfedge, Esq, States Attorney, prosecu.
ting. Messrs. H. w. Archer, III. d. Farnan-
dis, Herman Stump, Jr., and Archer II.
Jarrett, Esqs., for the defence.
We gave last week the proceedings in
this case, as far as it had progressed at the
time of closing our report. Below will be
found the balance Of the testimony, with a
synopsis of the speeches for the State and
thd defence. Pt must be BORNE in mind,
however, that these sketches of the speech
es barely indicate the course Of argument
pursued by each of the counsel, and do
not pretend to give the language, or to iu-
dictate the etoquence or power of either of
the gentlemen engaged in the case.
No case ever tried in this county created
more interest among our people, and no
case ever tried in the State was managed
with more distinguished ability on both
sides, or brought out more legal ability or
forensic power than the case of the State
of Maryland against Martha Jane Cairnes.
To the credit of our people let it be re-
membered, that Notwithstanding the deep
interest which seemed to peryade the whole
community, and the vast concourse of peo-
pie who daily crowded the court room
during the trial, thatno breach of the strict
est rules Of decorum took place, except per-
haps, in one or two instances, during the
speech of Mr.. Farnandis, when two or three
slight indications of appreciation w ere
manifested. These bare attempts at ap-
plause we are sure, however, were involun-
taIy On tlie part of tue bystauGers, ana were
forced from them unaw ares by the burn
ing eloquence of some of the passages in the
speech of Mr.. Farnandis. While we would
not detract one jot from the very able
manner in which each of the counsel en-
gagged in this case discharged his duty, we
cannot resist the conclusion that for power,
eloquence and legal learning the speeches
Henry w. Archer and Henry D. Farm andis,
Esqs, for the defence, have nowhere been
surpassed, and rarely equalled in our t ime.
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IVANTED--BY A FIRST CLASS MAN A SITUATION
W coachinan AMI groom the highest testimonials
80 capab lily and sObrieiy CAL address COachman
Campbeps harness store, 81 4h
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ADJUSTMENTS.

SF a4sSss 42Sss
% sSs pss''aaoS
or SPECIALITY however great their reputation Q, MAR
:aSs:s:
S SiSs'
'A''A'i9a I% sks6Effa sen 5frsass ruRSouR
But account. of Tm such and
sis sss ''SSiE'' 11S s' AND
si Ky yffis. Sfi
ana covering Asr sUPEsB fsrssF T TfsaE OF ROMANCE.
~ SF
manager The Crosby Gas SsiGas9 where % her
and fssHsf N
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81 se es u *
sHsSslEA sHsSslEA s4sES5E4 ESssSSs ESssSSs
THE THE SENSATION es 81 THE ThE TINES TaEs
sSffsRi
BUsHEL Il Is dacni and dangerous matter to Eye an
a;SStsiE
xfPEXRs She ssSi pale Psssr: i1tsIssias
sSfs f 2s Tas r.
ne @ &c SosY q would ps
MADNESS; bu. in this instance the UNPRECEDENTED
sEsoRifA CARLorTA TURNoUR,
n sssesd sss s nss
ORLEANS, BOSTON, CHICAGO, MOBILE and other large
s' s a. f o
THE TAMMANY:..MANAGING DIRECToR, LEONARD
l. GROVER. THE POPULAR RESOnT or THE NIL.
ssESsATIoSi IMMENsE FEArGREI TREMENDOUS
riE THIS WEEK IH, 8 . ~ THIS NY, WEEK THIS WE WEEKI
La SsEKoEIlA GAE5oTiA TUSNoUs,
TIE STEES St TT the oAhrpp1 Nh cepaopv
Of The so1EksAuLT between THE BARS MILE;
PONIES r9SITIUEts f hAsG WEEK s q the p9pu". bur.
EiT sTGa; Pant0%ms MoTHER WbpRL i
Slls. Rsyo,yIns orbs--THE GREGORY BROTHERS,
Sn. Drawing Room Enertanment-Mlle. GERTRUDE
e2l Terrific Spiral Ascen son--LE PETIT ErHARDO.
slS. sENoRrTA CARLoTTA TURNoUR.
s:sc. THREE FLYING MEN.gREeosy BROTHERS.
$50. Triple Horizontal Bar--The GREGORY BROTHERS.
COME EARLY no SECURE SEATS Admission 50 cents;
reserved seats 2 cents extra Seats secured six days
1N' uRAND n 5's aHTlNEE At NEE NEAT SATURDAY Ara
CARBON MONDAY April la, will be produced the
KoBiNSoN CRusoE AND HIS MAN FRIDAY.
with all the original scenic effects costumes, properties &C.,
purchased at an expense in Europe expressly for
THE TAMMANY.
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AMUSKNRNTs. A


between ss md sl.,a sysqSs;x
~ ~ Me- EDWIN SooTH
ornAhsLLo.
Mr Edwin
On which character she vii sins the original song Evil
low" the music composed for her by Mr. Edward Monen
Emelia Mis-, Fsnny Morsns sm,is
with an excellent company. w w.u.,
Under ne dI,ec.ion o. d. W. "a"''
THE fissf 0THELLo MATINEE
SAT sATuE3AE s9AELs 1yFssSG,4 FasSs,4.
Doors open at ia to commence at O'clock ,.x
o ~ M days ~ s a. store G.
H. Ditson Co., I'll Broadway.
L,IFTH AVENUE THEATRE-TO.NIGHr AT g.
Evenly aiOlnns FIN Aysqus Hotel
,17r IT.. rsIFiiss ssEsoH M AuSAo.
Every evening a. 5, and SATURDAY ms.nee asa
The Programme for the week.
Monday evening, April is, LA PERIcHoLE.
Tuesday evening, April 49, LA GRANDE DucHEssE.
Wednesday evening, April n, BARRIE BLEUE.
Thursday evening, Aprili5 oRpHEE AUX ENTERS.
Friday H szs1f SHSssSs As s. F5G4Hso EAxAHps and
MATINEE Saturday al, La PERIcHoLE.
Doors open ut l O'Clock.
Admission one dollar. No extra charge reservns seats
a. tno Matlnct
Saturday evening, La BELLE HELENE
/ Admission II. Family circle 50 cents.
Box sheet open at the theatre and 70l Broadway.
GRAND OPERA HOUSE. BEGINS At 8.
" Late Pixies corner Twenty and Eighth
FISK sSiE WEEK
CROWDED. $#H E#H $iH $$HHHH$$EHsE $HH$HsE CROWDED.
The % ss % s @
IL. ThrOngcd audiences
speares genius and approve with applause is
production ''machless 10 beauty"
PRosrERo by ;ns snIo1 % nAVs NHesifSp HsnE artist
Mr. vhAHK wiiAM M4YU xvii
mr. "h The AoRI4ccai 4cta GRaND BALLET rao6fh.
''e til The oM THRiLiiSa s sINKING SHIP SCENE ATS
mATNsE sno 80 e. Cents children 80
cents; orchestra, 81; family circle, ., cents.
and the Erie Railway oice, Twenythrd street, junction OF
'''' GRAND GRAN %S TEaPEsr % MATINEE IL SATURDAY.
7,HEATRE coMIQUE,
UNMlsTAKABLG MARKS OF APPRECIA TIVE DELIGHT.
EVERY PEhFoEMEk THE RECIPIENT OF
forth aud the high eneomnns bestowed upon
THIS GREAT BCRLhsvUE THO Pc
by the press furnish truthful evidence Of the
high estimation in which this great company Is held. This
week commences with
PLUTO;
OR, THE MAGIC LfRE.
Also the great musical genius wonder OF modsn times,
HORACE LIHGARD.
First tiue OF the beautiful French comedy entitled
in which Miss Ethel Norman and Mr. Geo. o. Bonaco will
'''I MXTiSEEE EVERY SATURDAY AFrEaooN Ats
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ADJUSTMENTS.

l. Sole Lessee aud Director. GRAZ
sisi;4 5Sa Ar s ss. representation and LAST
ronoasoM M VIZ E1s9 siasA .S sAHIs 3, rn
spa h Of opera bouo a. tho Thaas
~ rA' LAST i.Ssf HfiSHs TI%S Or "A VIE rAn1sIEssr.
sEsEFiT OF Nh BEcSEss
w DESuT SF'tSS oF iii ThE EMINENT rKIxA DONNA,
sister o, tho operac star al fe. Paris who VIII
ni acoIa dIaIv.E v. the sprAcsa "a fovA'Os and Ben
This senens hs. the close OF this successful
scason wiz DO on scale OF biancy equal 10 Its great
Rose Bell, Desc auza. Ri.areni 0aere Carrier, Becer.
Genot Dene Mussay and the entire strength the
Tue company opens on Wednesday in Philadelphia.
OLYMPIC THEATRE.
sEsSxS sEsSSS yE$s Ss Ss hSSETT bgxsfE bgxssE
THE dSsaT s#$;$ 4 I: s;ij .s,
81: $E$: t /: $$S: $$S
AsrH TO 4sisf sf' r R.rk.gsAESrArloss sgA;
THE EltR GLORIOUS rANToMIME.
1hh 4HE rTHH EasE AfTSSSh aSSs.SS riSi52iHS S52Sh
HHSHrfl HSHf7y BSHffi: BSHfff
,, hgArTI puMprY;
S $S E $SHSSs SHSSs #sSEESS|SsSs
NILE. sANGALI AND sIGNUR CoSTA'S
SsESSAEkER SsESSSAEkhS SAkEhTs SAtEhTs
AM.slNa hfl3As
NIgqLo..s GARDEN. ,;. ,,,.,,, ,,,rv.
SS$$ sfs* H:s;sS e $ Ss
will bs preseat:si u q !r = s,I'sTns rsraiss
nEcoSsrRUcrEp
FORTY THIEVES.
"''fI lydia Tao%fsoS BUsLEsQuE TROUPE
wi Misses :s:r Lydia rnomp,en Liza Weber P.uns M.r.h,
sey % Sers Harry H Be g.O & j. ke.clam, H SruS.oas
rxr,sr,v sfLEsbIH S%% SS$ DaEsssS EsssSsas.
GhAHH!i' phsfiNG SSnWW SSEWW saassaclIEs
S$;'SIsSs SS$$SSowss SS%$ SS$% SNSIff{S,xSRjsSSEES> NIf{,SjsSE
THE THE bIHaTSISG bNHGfSG p5Skay ysAiS
mGHIxs 1Hs saIh92S E.sas 4sd4EHsjSS sA45Rb&S "a ga
RRoApwAY THEArkE.zApM,ssIoN SO CENTS
Two .od cHET ArTA4dfipS S6Hx q TIE aGsua CITY
fAs ns% aa isS a.
IRISH Wir , IKISli Ssh, MUsIo IgIsI IgIsI @ MiErm
IkI II SCENERY AND IRISH LIFE
he great sensation mechanical cIects
Tiig RISING OF TiE TIDE.
Tho great orteinai 10 itinstc artists
MR. AND MRS BARHEY WILLIAMS,
IN their lifelike portraits OF
MAE AND MAGGIE MACARTY.
EVERY EVENING AND SATURDAY MATINEE,
IVooD's MUSEUM.
OPEN FROM "a. NJ. UNTIL 10 p. N.
TWO PERFORMANCES DAILt IN THEATRE.
AFTERNOON Ar Z. EVENIN. Al 8 O'CLOCK.
keengagcinent SIX NIGHTS ONLY OF great trlges
denne,
MISS MARRIOTT,
that she may appear In her matchcss Iorsonation Of
BLANCA
IN which character Il II conceded that
SHE Is WITHOUT a RIVAL.
MONDAY, April TO- and every evening OF tho week,
FALiO, OR TilB ITALIAN WIFE.
DiAfCh cher ersa1 caarsc;or) ...;:. aiss MARRloTJ
EVERY AFTERNOON AT q O'CL0UK,
the buresque hit of ALADDIN, The farce OF 10 OBLI0H
BENSON, and an OLIO by Coui FOUrE aud G,ss NE5
TEILB, Coone. SMALL, General GRANT, Jr prcua
which (6p cents, children ~ cens) ude the UrO
NATION TkuNPErER, AUfOhArUS GOAT AMP KID
TIES
kOTCEh the OF the ending April IL tho dag
performances Of necessity be suspcnued until pro
ducton OF tue bir,cs lue tJuiifne cf
ROBINSON CRCSoB.
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DOWERY THEATRE.
ID Proprietor and Manager. .Mr. WILLIAM y. FRELIGH
SIXTH WEEK OF JOSEPH q. FO iTEa'5
SEVEN DWAKFS, SEVEN DWhRFS
SEVEN DWhRFS, EVERi kIuHr.
SEVEN DWhRFS MATINEE EVERY MONDAY.
SEVEN DWAkES MATINEE EVERY MONDAY.
HOUSES THROSGED EVERY MINT.
THh SE, EN- DWARFS
Is acknowledged by the press aud pubic to be tho
BEsr PANTOMIME
ever produced In America, combining all the charms OF
ART, ELEGANCE, MARVEL5, EFFECrS,
MAGIC, BEA rY, FUN, FASHION,
10 pronounced the
PANT0MIMICAL WONDER
OF MODERN INVENTION,
with Is terminating scene, tho Gorgeous
PYRAMID OF DIAMONDS.
A PARhGOS OF PERFECTION
and gem Of
ART AN MECHANISM.
superior anything of the kind bo.op presented to
pubic. Il will bo sustained by tho iualcd American
Momus,
ROBERT Il TIER,
n ruaaterly imperson n Of 1pwn
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SATURDAY MATINEE.

SATURDAY MATINEE.
T. W. Robertson's last new come iy, entitled
SCHOOL.
Characters by Mr.. LESTER wALLACK, Mr.. JOHN GIL
BERT, Mr.. q. FISHER, Mr.. J. II. SrODDART, Mr. OWEN
MaAsLowE, MhsL Mr. T. WARD Nc: GASHINy Miss ErFiE M
Miss sAviLLE, Miss r. CLAYTON, Miss LAWRENCE,
Miss A. ROWE, Miss Z. MONELL, Mis-, JENNIE DAY,
Miss TlMONEY others
NEW SCENERY, MUSIC, COsTUMEa
30 BOZ a x daya In adv
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EXPHEsSES.
A p 30. bURNHhMs FURNITURE AND gAouAoB
lAs espess-Laigo tprng wagons for moving families
Guy or .oun'ry' psno.Ogs, furniture LvrrI shipped
stored nohey advanced lg no IVES. tcvenn street.
Sixth avenue.
20. HYNhRD'S rURNiTURg Ayp BAUgAoR TX.
IN presL oice ~ AMI 80 Rank near n
fri cas iota.c; furniture yscsod ANA snippsd or moved
n chy pf country ~ hlofi nuie and
pdeis ~ post DtoinDi.v al.fi ied To
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HFl HFfSfJ7E e HsD sFy EGss HOTEL
EE6oyEs2 EkEEGoSEs92 and kEAFFh4sASca kEArFEAs&Sca
ELiss Etiss HSIr aSir
ELISE iioLT
aer an ss,s"ce of 'o weeks ~"en she will her
wANBA, wAaBA, m WANDA,
played by her IN Lonion upwards Of 200 nights al The
unERgs nfags';;eafSfi %%ff. Mr. HARRY WALL,
SIR BRIAN DIX BoIs GuILBERr
LEWIS 10 his great conception OF kebecea-
Lmiy Pitt. ..Rowens
F.%sy rs.s:e saog s9s9
C6.rey Psrsioe Black KssSs
'0''"'' Ri6i SISTERS in fxs Dix DiUx.
OF risirGst sSs{Yts' X n. ''''''' QUIET FAMILY.
"""-'' '' ivINHoHE MATINEE 'A' ''"' i'"''
SATURDAY. Sf SSif O'CLOCK.
NEW YORK CIRCUS.
~ toursccp,h street. opposite tho Academy Of NusI,.
a;X,,ixsis At
LAST %%ESResrS%Ssf S$s az SHR SEASON
" or pAsiIiSe iloSssMAxsuIr
AND STARTLING AcaoBATIC PEAT6.
AND r" rns s|s oSsSSS ss%Has fHsS0'N''
TIE WONDERFUL DOG HECTOR
TIE nsFIRn Emf 4 MMaMorm 1S f fSourn SSGfie'N"i'A'
soESEs IN rHE CIRCLE.
GAN FRANCISCO MINsTRELs
p ts5 BEoADwAy,
SiaoI' WtssoESS, sksSSsS xSes pAcKus
ornELLo a MAcSErh,
THREE STRINGS TO ofh SoT
The First nbi Se. otd Part. kecu0stfrctcd.
Tn, Sss s are is Day. n.S
SEE ELISE HskE %kEta.Es AI E'sr THEATRE.
AS wAABA.
ACADEMY o. sUslGvJfsApseaSg lv I; 4, S.nY nv
This taoSnxfi svssfsd, Hrra H. Ms
ny rrncgr,, e;, ds,,se, as,, haene''
WEDNESDAY Eyss,sS, Aean Z. A1s,.v.
rnvsSslPtS tsb % LAST pAfiSn sf sSr osA os
SATURDAY ohnsp aisiSfSisL sSkswsLL Sronr,
30 Private boAos aecorug TO locasionj from -
and Tickets for Of The above named
per ormsnee. snn naw 's m m .s oo o.se ot ss Asa
' S;Srs, is Ircsda4S. y - :
NiRs. y. d. coSwAy's PARK IhEagiE BaooGLYx
!" ARhSay, RhhSsiiyy ay,yS.ro5tr rrsa'Ss
Mr. and Mr.. I'9 , CONWAY
Powerful Cast.
GRAND coxcERr. IN wEsrMISsrEa cn. acil.
VI Nest Twenysccond strec, between sixth srs feventh
nvcnurs or Tuesday evening" hprii H. SO os Nh~ NJ rs
Draipsti Fopfano, Miss v Hut hinls COnsir tJ vi.
". y. usllmo rcnore Mr.. J. Hubbard Bnsd, Af W ~
Isrdenbook. Pianist and chorus OF thirty voices Dt. w
''F' A'''"p'''%t '%tGSS fssT RITZ tossF os@F
T"fa1sssT ssAsshs 3 GsssA.'S
Debut OF Dora Harris
n wAsuiNGToys LAST MOMENTS.
u MUSEUM BROADWAY.
ri yt,l
l ANATOMY. "a w. I'll ~ =. ". I
DlINu INFANT NtHCS
ZOtAvE. LOVELY aENrL. 0
DBAfH OF WASHINGTON.
LrLIsB HOLT HAS RECOVERED.
IL SEb HER NAMRA
At TIE WAvERLK, THEATRE
Nffss CLARA LOUISE RsLLoGCs gR,Sp coz.
lNi cer-a sieinvay Hail, Mon tsy evcnins, April IL
tisicJ uy Signor kOnconi Sisnor Lot, Ssnor Marsno
laiusne, ht k0ta Az tho end The piece .rsDi Tao
esu Tickets t2 reserved seats 80 ~ tho vof
oihco 81. Julien Tlotc.
THBA1RB FRANChfs.-cLosE OP THE efhAON.
Il tonight anu 20 morrow for the lssl iius,
la VIE PARlSIEN Nt--LIFE iS PARIS.
Tomorrow, Rockers Benefit. Debut OF Dors " .rra
U'HBATnE TICKET oFFICE,
~ BNONbVAY -
nLSLRVKD SEATS FOR Alb rHEATRf9
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7 VNALChCK'S.
| w Proprietor and Manager. ...mr. LESTER wALLACK
| Doors open nj 71 Commences at s.
| EVERY EVENING UNTIL FURTHER NOTICk
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VVANTED--A SITUATION AS COACfIMAN, BY A MAN
w who thorou hi, erstanIs his business has just le t
one o. the bes, families give best OF testimonials Ap
ply at or address Campbes harness store 50 4th av
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WALtSAscIKISs;n uAr,yrx
SCHOOL.
SATURDAY, APRIL H.
Doors open ut IN; commences at I
Rnv hnn

SCHOOL
SATURDAY, APRIL IT,
Doors open ut IN; commences at
Box book now open
RossINrs "MEssE IA
Mr. Max Srakoach In announcing the approaching repre-
scnta,ion of Kossinis Immortal compon,lon, tho
regrets that In Of the elaborate arrangements
which have been found for due and proper
'''''' .PUsTHUMovs MASS"
was found impossible TO produce II In this city sfmuan
with lis glorious representation In Paris France
ai which MI tho great musical celebrities OF age assisted
Mr. Max strskosch, however, congra;ua.os the public OF
New York and vicinity upon the announcement that he s
approaching erTGspn ana .H' On q XII s'Gs the
The MEsSE s0LENNELLE VIII be given In THIS CITY,
MISS CLARA LOUISE KELLOGG.
the popular American Prima Donna
in conjunction with other eminent and well known artists
together with immense choru, and colossal orchestra, will
assist at It's brss representation Ia America
VNHEATRE FRANCAIs.
L WEDNESDAY EVENING, APRri IL
Hackett Lawrence Jerome william Winter an many
others, and by the kind assistance OF Mr. Lester weack
Edwin Booth, James E. Hays, Barney Williams, George
Wool r. T. Norris John Brousham &c., for she widow and
'N'''A THE LATE HUMPHREY BLAND.
'"' ''''' GeirfiiH GhUST,
with i:s great orisinal cast including -
S@s: Mss SGSS5Ih ;! 4! Ss$y, n. n. Es%fs %%sHs
Reeve. Mr.. o. ). Devero &essrs. bennison Rooney
The onIoisAL PIg EHcE, sAGk RACE, ssncing the
musc unier Mr. ANTHONY REiFrE.
Dress Circle. ~
ramily Circle
Private Cirre Boxes. 20
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1VANTED-A SITUATION, BY YOUNG MARRIED
w man. coaehman and plain gardener, to 60 short
distance in the country good reference Address John, box
IL Herad Office.
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TUHN Is. UIWT,
81 WIN deliver his popular lecture,
"CUKtO,Irr.'
In Apollo ia corner OF irUsiway and Twenty eirhh sres
On IUEsDAY bVtNiNu. April 70, a.,
htso'cipck,
for the bencr OF the mon work Of g. Ann. cbrch n,
Deaf Muits ~ N'
Tickets g. cents; reserved seets IL
Broadway. 49,
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ELIsB HoJT IN HER NEw
II tOXiC sOSOS,
ON MONDAY. APalL r.

NATfONAL HALL, uhRLEM.-FOR a SHORT 1INH
~ only, co'nnrneisg Gonay evrnpA, April a. Grana rre
s.ntston Entertainment cssor aDd Madame WiSH
MAN viii offer 10 tbs citizens OF Harlem OF their
pica.ng and amusing entcr enis troucns each
ing the Nscmhns' Uew defiDs spceas, the Mysterious
LADY In super natural Vision te famous Japaneso rutcry
Illusion, second ~ mt &c, dc One hunared vanbe aud
costly presents vii be distributed the Hence
OF esch per orinancc Admission, ~ ceat; Family Ticko
admin. three persons, 81. Doors open nj ,Jck,
mencin- atb
The New York herald., 1869-04-12

INANTED-A SITUATION AS CoACHMAN, BIZ A
'. young man. fully experience IL the OF carriages
and hoi ha, objection the country Ia willing and
obng Has the best references. Can be at II Sd av,
IN the sadi!ery
The New York herald., 1869-04-12

VlrANTED-A COACuMAE'S SITUATION. ny RE
W spectacle youn, understands the business well
IA strictly temperate gng good city references
Ad !ress for two days ]. b., box "a Herald once.
The New York herald., 1869-04-12

A STRONG. HEALTHY AMERICAN WHITE OR COL
~ orc at The Turkish Baths.6l Lexington not
tobacco wbskey must be well recommended. Apply
aflerl
The New York herald., 1869-04-12

yUANTED--b CohCHMAN'S SITUATION, BY A RE
w spectacle sin lie young Eslsh who thorough
understands his business give satisfactory reference
Address A. h., box l53 Herald once.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1869-01-29

THE BALL SEAsoN-ScANDALoUs SCENES
A masked French ball at the Academy of
Music, this week, was the scene of the
grossest indecencies. The lbidinous prac-
tices among the lorettes of Paris were
shamelessly paraded, and as shamelessly ap-
plauded, by people who affect to have some
claim to responsibility. Thepress of the city
generally notices this ball in spirit of tol.
Grafton, if not approval But its true char
dance, the can-can, was performed. In this
the dancers throw their feet as high as their
shoulders, and make display of legs and
under drapery such as modest people must
regard as highly indecent Heretofore the
performance of this dance has been left to
professionals It's adoption at social gather
ings indicates the sort of progress" we are
making.
New York Cor. augusta ConstitutionalisL