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WISCONSIN poTAToEs. We saw Il thou-
sand bushels rccciycd here Friday. They
arc very large and fine, and said to he excel
lent 10 cat.-Frcd4richSbUIy NclcS.
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r,,O TOBACCO MANUFACTURERS.

We have just perfected the most complete and
convenient machine FOR GI.OUElNG TOBACCO
BOXES for stamps. The orders rom the Inter-
nal Revenue Office requiring all boxes 10 hc
groovcd, il becomes especially important 70 have
Il machine That viii do the work with LEAST
EXPENDITURE OF TINE AND MONEY.
Such machine now offer To the trade.
SAMrLE MACHINES can be scen at our FAC
tory. ii, VI. SMITH q co..
Oc2 15j" Vain street.
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TOYS. sEc.
TOLLS, DOLLS, DOLLS.
we are now In receipt Of largo lot OF DOLLS
OF all sizes from an inch to three and i half feet
long, with and without moving eyes; natural
hair made OF wax, china, and composition and
Ut surprisingly low prices. Give Us u call.
ANDREW PIZZINI s CO.,
se.a sO9 Broad street.
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RELIGIous..- services were held
in the PrcShvtorian church in this place
commencing IL last Friday night and cori.
Guiding SRaGay night. Ii was a season o:
pleasure and profit to all who attended.
Or. Brown preached sunday morning to g
large audience after which the ordinance
of the Lords supper was administered. A
o'clock in tho evening DR.. Hogc preached.
to the Sunday-Schooi schoIarSand the voun-
people, ThI ~,"!' ''~'''. -. ''''"''
installation 3. 90. ..1s" -.
this church. The i",.,,!!..,a,iy.. i'll Wa,
Preached ~ Dr. Hogc, and the charge 10
IA" pastor and people was delivered l'y Dr..
Brown. Fredericksburg Ledy"r.
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FOREIGN Narkets-rBY TELrGEArnl

LONDON. November lG--EUon.-ConSoiS. H..
United States bonds, s3s.
LIVERPOOL. November u .kDoa. - Cotton
nrrns tir,ncr: uplands, Il3Nll?d. Orleans. ns@f
li!d. sales estimated ut 1909 haies. Rcd western
wheat. Sc: ID ; red winter. 9S. I2ao o'ctocE.,Sea
western wheat IS. GL rod winter, Sc. Id. Man-
chester adyices less favorable, causing du'ln.ss.
LIVERPOOL, November id-Erening-Co'ton
steady: uplands. ll3d.; Orleans, liid. safes
l., 900 bales.
PARIS. November 10 Foon.-BourSc opened
quiet rcntcs, If. a1c.
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Fos"igte Views:

PANS. November 15.-TWenty-eight OPP
position Dcputic, have issued manifesto
demanding the right Of the people to govern
Themselves. They will, they say, use peace
tul means unless iii attempt is made to
silence them by force. They conclude
.'Tho elective principle is tie only. ono
which will stand through all revolutions
and must be the base of the institutions OF
the country. but kept clear from monarchl-
cal compromises and the violence OF dclna-
gomics.>
The Emperor abandonS the idea fachangc
in the MiniStr" unit. after tie meeting of
The legislature, when he will select men
capable OF commanding the support Of a
minority Of that body.
kuchcfolt's election is certain.
The troops have been quietly conccil-
tiated in Paris. and the prospect OF di>or-
der j. exceedingly remote.
Baron Werthcr, the new PrusSian Minis
tcr, was presented 10 Napoleon to-day;
Mutual expressions Of peace and goodwill
wore pZrllanw.t
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Dividends paid on life policies, FORTY PER
CENT, which proves the economy OF It's manage
mcnt, and It's careful selection OF risks.
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LIME.


OChLAND L1ME.-3GO barrels just
IL received in store, and Loo barrels expected
in few days.
10 j y. >. LII.
ZINE. LINE, LIME.-W LSON' 5
JSUpERIOR VIRGINIA LlME.-FULL
Supply CONSTANTLY ON HASD.-HaIlng
erected at considerable cost the largest kiln
in the United States. constructed on the most APP
proved plan, WE INTEND TO UHDERSELL
T'gE NORTHERN LIME. and we invite atten-
ton 10 this VIRGINIA ENTERPRISE. Inc stone
~ which this lime is made is nearly pure, and he
barrels are full size. -
HORTICULTURAL LIME Will be delivered az
ali potnts on James river and on the canal, saked
mr. In quick state. ut the lowest rates.
". G. TURPIN 4 CO., Manufacturers
Rockville Butetourt county Va.
,adrnss DILLON Il ELLETT,
General gents, 1909 Dock street,
no,t n, Richmond Va
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This company has met with success beyond all
parallel In life Insurance, and offers 10 the SOUTH
arr public 4 HOME ENTERPRISE equal to any
and surpassed by none In existence.
IL advises the payment of al cash premiums, De-
cause then Ill vidends VIII continually decrease
each next payment, until nothing viii be required.
and the policy may be n source OF Income, nut IL
will allow one-third loan anticipating poiicies
Parties who fail to pay MI cash premiums Will
please remember their cash payments are not
likely to decrease. and that Interest Is to be PAID
annually on all loans not absorbed by dividends.
1t reqrires no notes for loans OF the part or pre-.
miums, nut endorses the loan on Its policies until
absorbed by diy idcnds policy Is payable.
" has no restriction on residence or travel all
policies are nOn-forieitable and the right or par.
ties guaranteed the face q" the policy rs part OF
the contract. -,
IL has the following valuable features which no
nthcr rompnny gives The late war taught many the
penalty or being separated from the home once Dy
having their past payment forfeited THIS COM
panv guards against this In her policies, ana In
event of separation from its Office by any inter-
yentjon guarantees to such all the right of nom
| forfeiture pald-up policy. surrender value, ana
| Reinstatement as lnUugh tncrc nad Dcen no sucn
| Intervening cause.
Its Investments are made for southern advance
mcnt. 1t brings money Ia our pcople-keeps money
with our people. Then, Why should they continue
to impoveriSh themselves by sending money on,
which can easily, ~ safely, rs prohtaDly, Do
spent at home! ..,, :,
The PIEDMONT AND ARLINGTON asks oil
who wish To insure to compare It's rates. terms,
progress, with any company. ana reels sonnoent
" " no 2-d&wlm
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RESTAg R.iNTS.

rg'HE ONLY STEAMED OYS- % ~
4 TER ESTABLISHMENT III the " t.sR
CITY il SCIlOTT'S, at the corner OF NEz/
Ninth and Bank streets, where alone thu -" eX-
tra--yix.. STEAMED and CiIERRYSTpNE
OYSTEltS-can he had. Also every other kind I'll
OYSTER brought t. this market: and The best of
LIQUORS, WINES, ALES. &c.
Give him cali it is The Uystcr-housc Of the
city. ur3i--3m
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piedmont AND ARLINGTON LIFE
INSURANCE COMPANY.
HOME OFFICE, RICHMOND, VA.

Assets 81, eoo, 900.
Policies issued In little two years.. $500.
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OFFICERS:
W. G. CARRISGTON, President;
JOHN T.. EDWARDS Fice-President:
ID. j. HARTSOOk, Secretary;
J. j. HOPKINS, Assistant Secretary:
y. c. HARTSOoK, Cashier;
G. II. PEREOW }
c. II. SMITH. Medical Advisers;
GEORGE ROSS,
PROFESSOR E. u. SMITH, Actuary;
d. z. FAGELER Consulting Actuary;
JAMES +. WOLFF, Superintendent or Agencies.
DIRECTORS:
WM Il, ISAACS GEORGE S. PALMER,
J. J. HOPKINS. JOHN ENDERS,
w. e. CARRINGTOE, WM. III. PALMER,
A. Y, STOKES, WIN. G.. TAT LOR,
r. IT, NAURY, G. IT. PFRROW.
JOHN L. EDWARDS JOHN G. WILLIAM
DAN'L j. HARTSOOk.
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REv. W, ". WALEER.-Thc reputation
so widely nd Justly crjoyed by this gentle
man Tor q, Qucl1cc and ability OF the highest
order attracted large crowds of hearers OF
both occasions Of his preaching sunday. Al
JackSon-Strcet Methodist church sunday
morning there were as many white rs color
ed persons in the congregations, and the re-
marks Oftnc orator were received byall with
equal pleasure and edication. At night the
crowd which tlockcd to hear him at the Me
ihodi>t Pr tc>tant church. was 80 dense that
4 great many people had 10 bc turned away
from thc doors. Every available inch in the
ai>lcs and -allcricS was occupied. MANY
ladies lIin; Il from the extreme pressure.
and had to ne removed. TIL" sermon WA.
full of power and lcaut:, and made lasting
effect ~ the minds of all who heard it.
Hr. NaiAcr took 4 prominent part in the
discussion III Conference Yesterday, and eX-
pressed himself strongly IL !a;"r OF the pro-
posed rrtnion OF the Church.
R,uubifcGG.
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ISSUREs on MUTUAL NON-FORFE1TISG
AND RETURN PREMIUM PLANS.
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Cun9r DI>Mrs,!D.-A fcw nights since
attenuation was received III ia" central
.an.rG-huu>" that q strange woman. hailin"
rom FYrG"rirk- burg. Va. had given birth
p child -: the house Of Chloe Butler,
-u..ua> NO. ;. Murder Bay" on Four
..uta street and y III" child had mystc-
..u<rv disappeared The morning after It's
.s.U. ~jr.: irjon existed that ~ iMGanticidc
..s. .-~cm committed. Investigation proved
.aa' il was >tjll-horn.- Washington Citrom-
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VIRGINIA NEWS.

An IMPORTANT CAsE.--The circuit court,
which has been occupied for several days
with the case Of Wood as. Meriwcathcr, con-
Cludcd it on Yesterday, and the jury have il
now in consideration.
1t appeared in evidence that on the 23d
of February, 1863, Mr.. Meriwether, Of This
place. purchased of Mr.. Wood, who resides
in Albemarle, tract of land lying near this
city for the stipulated price Of S16, $50 !:
paying X, 80 cash in Confederate notes and
executing 'ircc several bonds for the resi-
due Tor ). 900 each, payable in one, two,
and three ears from date, respectively. On
these bono, The last of which fell due OF
the 23d o. February, 1866, after the war.
and nothi'.- having been paid on any one o.
them, No'd sues. and seeks to recover
their full NIuc in good money, or 1t least
the value ~ the land at the time Of sale in
lieu. undo the act OF Assembly authorizing
the Jury . give the value OF the land IL
such case.
The Govt refuses the instructions of the
defendant : counsel, end gave those asked
lv thr plaintiffs counSc 10 the effect:
/. That Instruments executed prior tC
the l4th of October, 1868, for the payment
Of dollars. We're presumed to refer 10 gold
and silver roin. This accords with the de-
ci.ion III Omchundro Is. old, Is Grattan.
>. That the jury in scalmgi Inc debt might
give the v lue of the land.
The We! let will probably he rendered to-
day. Ly""hJurg NctrS.
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LoNDoH, November i5.--,ihc English ship
Monarch wi! carry tb" remains Of Mr.. Pea
body to the United states, attended by
American vessels. 1t is likely that several
French vessels will join the funeral fleet.
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CORN AND FLOUR EXCHANGE.
RICHMOND, VA, November 10, 1899. J
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9suthntoud ntspatth,
WASHINGTON NEWS.

Nrw PHASE or THE CArrTAL-REMov AL
orrsrloS.-A dispatch IN the New York
E.roid Of sunday, from Washington. says
:. The aucsfion Of the con>titutionalitv of
Tho rr,rotrS>i0n Of Alexandria in 1876 10
a.. state Of Virginia is likely To come up
.ar.lv after the meeting Of Congress in Il
,,,.;hrt NcrN little expected. and should il
h.. >a.lgi against the old Dominion, the
..,>,on Of the removal Of the capital will
H.. la involved in such 4 way n to give y
.,.;n-n~ 10 the rpmoNCr~. II is said that q
,.-avgalrlnr naS been arranged to resist the
Iln,u>,ipn Of Mckenzie, the lately elected
rrruhcr Of Congress from Alexandria, or
,f,n Ground that he Is not 4 conStitutionallv
,...'r9 representative. The members who
h.vs arranged this plan will argue that Con-
-...> h*d no right in 1886 10 GlSinerbrr the
n.,.rirt of Columbia ~ the rctroccSsion Of
i.rlarlGta: that the intention I'll the Con-
,,s.t,ti..u wae hat Tho territory for the loca-
tom a. the gamit once huyjn" been fixed
.nt accepted by Congress, not Il foot Of il
raut subsequently he parted with without
nm amendment Of the Constitution. If Con-
.~t.-, on having this point precip;tatcd
,.,an them. should decide to deny Me-
hauG@ his seat, i will lie something OF :,
l5.. -ainod for the people Of the District
,aN oppose removal ~
..r this he McK~nzic's only difficulty, he
~. soon be IN ron-rc>s.1
D>g-lrNr' BUSINESS. -~ Ud,hiaui0n. No
s.nl.r. 1.-THE Treasury Department. in
..,~us it~accoUnt with the National Broad
NAV Bank when the latter closed il, bust
rl,.-> 4> q Government drIoSitlry, drew on
tA. aauk for Si$,t59.10. \ subsequent cX-
a...latjou developed the fact that the
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INSURANCE COMPANIES.
TOHN II. CLAIBORNE,

TOHN II. CLAIBORNE,
uATE GENERAL AGENT ARLINGTON
LIFE INSURANCE Company
OFFICE WITH VIRGINIA STATE INsU-
RANCE COMPANY,
ONE DOOR WEST OF PoST-OFFICE,
WILL REPRESENT
THE MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY
OF NEW YORK.
ORGANIZED IN 1912,
THE LARGEST INSURANCE COMPANY IN
THE WORLD.
Cash receipts for the year ending February,
1853 over sl3. e00, 900.
Cash assets February !, 1863, Invested in bonds
and mortgages worth double the amount loaned, J
over $50. 900. 900.
Number Of polteles In force February ], 1884,
80 !ss. oo,,
This Is m all-cash ard PURELY AuTEAL com.
e,SY, and Is conducted on the only principe
s,lich time and experience has proven TO be uli-
mattel: sale and Trustworthy. All OF Its pronts
are divided annually among the insured In ne
most equitable manner, which can DC usea 70 &c,
crease the premiums or to purchase additlonai
insurance, at the option of the policy-holders.
Dr.. j. i. MCCAw. Medical Examiner.
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Alternatives, Tonics, esc.

HELMBoLD'S Compound riaia IN.
Ill tract Buehu; Ayers, John Rnlt sna
A. II. Bulls Extract Of Sarsaparilla, Ksn.
nedy's Medical Discovery Rosadalis; Lon.
don Blood Panacea; Mrs. Cox's Indian
Vegetable Detection; Hoofandps German
Tonic and Biiters; Mishler's Bitterg Zin!
gari Bitters; Morning Star and HosteteF's
Bt,ers; Schmenner's Yeast Powder; Ste
tionery Of NIL kinds; best Coal OIL, Lamps,
Fixtures and Chimneys, Gettysburg and
Congress Spring Water. for sale by. "aa
mar II Hopper q Wilsssy.
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IL Be- Keepers journal thinks that
tksisersase Of bees should be regulates by
sEelasia swsrming instead Of trusting to the
nlcca nethod. Stocks should not be al.
ioyed . sxarn more than once in season,
q crdr dat they may store more honey !;
- = poor seasons there should be only
80 = many new stocks as there are old
- aAkias one new colony from two old
60 1kis insurss plenty Of surpIua honey,
- = he long run the stocks viii be null
dp15ed = npidly Is By the natural method,
w1fch u bsd reasons is exhausting, and
ehi1s 10 s6prd sufficient food for winter.
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The sun6ower is very useful. It's leaves
sosu become large enough 10 be used as a
ssgging for young cabbage and tomato
rlant2 n stem affords an excellent hop
ghNn pole, and when dead in the fall, II
- sP and dry, i answers well for kindliug
uood. Ths leaves osn be plucked Of
throegn he summer without injury to the
Dl.ns, sad dried for fodder, or fed green to
- COWS or horses Its seeds make fine
II, g ehicksn feed. Il Is said to be an
sbserbsntof malaria, and is often cuI,iva-
~ = : preventative Of fsvers near dwell.
Hsgs TT occupy low places.
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GRAss roR HoRsEs. MANY persons think
that horses that are kept in the stable all
SIMMER should not be allowed to eat grass.
They think it will make the horses soft,
vishy-washy, and that Il will throw him out
a condition for hard work. This is par
ticu,ariy the case with some Of the trainers
oftrosting and running horses. And hor.
- that are kept up for farm and other
work are refused grass because thei- drivers
think thsy viii not eat hay so well. This
- formerly the case more than it is now.
Bst these are all erroneous opinions and
practices, and are giving way, gradually, to
. more reasonable and natural system Of
fisdiae.
9pss . the natural food for the horse.
nj cooling and healthiul food. 1t keeps
Do bowels open and sharpens the appetite.
y promotes digestion, and removes fever
HON The system. Therefore, by all means,
istthe horse nip grass fifteen or twenty
niuu<ss daily. Whesher training for trott-
ing or running, il will be attended with the
highest benefit The horse viii lose none
Of his speed By such . course Of treatment
Horses that ere kept up the year round fcs
finn work, should certainly be allowed
nee nibble At grass every day. They work
hssd, and all they get for il is something to
81 Let them have, then, what they all
Ike 70 well. --Raral World.
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OFFICERS,
CLARENCE II. CLARK, President
JAY COOKE, Chairman Finance and Execu-
tive Committee.
HENRY d. COOKE, viec-PresidenL
EMERSON W. PEET, Secretary and Actuary.
This Company offers the following advan.
tages:
1t Is a National Company, chartered by
special act Of Congress, 1868.
II has paid.up capital ofs 900, 900.
IL offers low rates OF premium.
IL furnishes larger insurance than other com
panies for the same money.
Ii Is definite and certain In It's terms
II is home company in every locality.
lts policies are exempt from attachment
There are no unnecessary restrictions In the
policies.
Every policy Ia non-forfeitable.
Policies may be taken which pay to the in.
sured their full amount, and return all the
premiums, so that the insurance costs only the
interest on the annual payments.
Policies may be taken that will pay to the
insured, after certain number Of years, dur
ing life, an annual income Of one.tsnth the
amount named in the policy.
No extra rate Is charged for risks upon the
lives Of females.
II insures, not to pay dividends to policy
holders, but ats low a cost that dividends will
be impossible. -.
Circulars, Pamphlce and full particulars
given on application to the Branch Office Of
the Company, or to ..
JOHNSTON, BROS. a CO.,
1913 W. BALTIMORE St, Baltimore, Nd,
General Agents for Maryland.
JOHN X. L0NGwELL,
President Union National Bank, Westminster.
Nd, Agent for Carroll county.
apl-3m
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Carroll Nursery,
Westminster,

CARROLL COUNTY, MD.
TINS undersigned. proprietor of this Es.
adjustment, has on hand, for Spring plant.
ing, 20, 200 Apple and Peach Trees 1000
Dwarf and Standard Pears 500 Cherry
Trees. Also lot Of Plums, Aprieots. and
Ounces. A good supply Of two and three
old Grape Vines Of all the leading varietie,
Currants, Gooseberries and Blackberr
STRAW BERRIEs.
An extensive stock of Strawberry plants,
selling at low rates-l have the Agricnltural,
Russell, Wilson'S Albany Seeding, and
Fillmore. These will be sold at 81 per hun.
dred, S. per thousand, or s35 per ten
thousand. can supply any demand, up to
one million plants, having eight acres OF
Strawberries now under cultivation, EN-.
bracing twenty five varieties. among them
the Jaconda. Golden Seeded, Downing
Prolific, Triomphe de Gand, Stewards Seed.
ling, &c. have also Raspberries. Ever.
greens-An extensive stock OF large size.
Suitable for Cemeteries.
DECIDIoUS TREES.
Silver Leaf Maple, Horse Chestnut, Weeping
Willow, &c Also, lot ofperpetual bloom
ing Roses. Address
JOSEPH STOUT, Proprietor.
Westminster, Carroll Co., Nd.
ja2S.n
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Daily Passenger & Mail Line

Iron Gettysburg at Westminster, con,
III meets with The Cars ut westminstpt,
For seats apply to zacharias' HOTEL West,
q sep24i JOHN SPALDING, Agent.
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ss = 80 - !, + .;.,.r I snos
49, -, Ina ana IA.
,.,.,.s r,oa !, s.sr NJ ~
= -. 49, 49,, as 80
"a .s,s., III, IL corn ,hev
"a - ~. a, s.,,.. ran;aIv. and NV
u, r.. ,c,,na. e nork can H.
-. a. -, ,h., one
- = - ~ s,,,s ,...,hsr in hoe IN
tn - i cool;no and
"a aa..,a...,s no fs,sr;sh
,'.ssa Z &. -.
PY - N, - MI, 4 .u,,,nsr how.
e 49, $3.50. i ,.,.r
80 -, : ~ ~ M ia a-hon.
.A' ','a' y - " -, - =,
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Justice ofthe Peace, scrivener
and Conveyancer.

The undersigned offers his services as
Justice Of the Peace to the people Of Carroll
county and the public generally, and in ad-
dition To his official duties, is prepared at
short notice, to write Deeds, Mortgages,
Bills Of Sale, &C., &C. May be found in
the Sheriff Office, in the Court House, in
Westminster, north east corner. Office
hours from o'clock A. NJ, TO 4 O. clock P. N.
N. B.--If desired will 20 out in the eoun.
try to take acknowledgment &c.
PETER b. MIKESELL.
p dec loft
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NEW YORK HERALD TUESDAY APRIL 20 saQUADRUPLE
AMuSENIENTa.

ADJUSTMENTS.
ETH AVENUE THEATRE, TwENTYFOURTH STREET,
- adjoining Fifth Avenue Hotel.
JAS FISK Jr Proprietor A. BIRGFELD. Manager
Complete OF the
FRENCH OPERA.
Houses crowded nightly with elite fashion OF New
CHANGE OF OPERA EVERY NIGHT.
ToSTEE, IRMA, AuJAC
and all the favorite artists OF the
GRAND DOUBLE OPERA TROUPE.
The best chorus heard In America,
Superb Orchestra,
New Scenery and Wardrobe.
TUESDAY EVENING, APRIL 90
LA GRANDE DuCHESSE.
TOsrEE, AuJAC.
WEDNESDAY EVENING, APRIL q,
BARBE BLEUE.
THURSDAY EVENING, APRIL "a,
LA BELLE HELENE.
Admission, One Dollar; family circle, 50c
Seats secured In advance.
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AMUsEsrENTs.


~ ySpEs Ts HEAPSa IL S
BROADWAY THEATRE. ADMISSION 60 CENTS.
LAST WEEK or THE SEASON.
Mr. rAshyEHa Asp hHs faHs sahsES sldRHs WizLass AZ
pss ssa!s
4' 'tss EUROPE s's AND AMERIcx Iis ca 'ss0 ps0'
THE FAIRY CIRCLE,
sSs Scenery ana s1jssSs
Together fs sisss; aRxT y'fsss Soss PTRssE R
0 SRfSST aS1Sb SiIEEWHkt sRSrgiy MS'A- ~
AMossrER osS Nss Blsf SARSEY FESEE Eieh!AMs Pkaks
BORN TO ElSp sISHs e a 0g WIs and
FARR%ELE Ssfs I'Sff WILLIAMS MATINEE AND APPEARANCE
BRoADwAYya YaIbHT faHAEFEiNA EsESise. oARR AFEiL e.
AND fsAT9 hAsT nvENfES rSsFsESG
agssrEs Es ILL., of fnsSs Az dISSi5Es $f SiEsus.
BORN 70 'sSR Or THE GaYsssx sgszs WAS,
NJ Ellen .nf srs zsTok W5EEAAs win sing fFssP Is iySsYas
BILLY o'RooRK. POLLY PERKINS.
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Box book now open
ITO MANAGERS OF THEATRES, MUSIC HALLS, 40.
vARETg sale os By vpxE1asIs vpxIEs11.as AfhopERrY
M aSr 'ns Gas
Orchestra Chairs sets of Furniture large Mirrors Curtatnst
Matngs &c &c. Apply to W. A. MOORE, Broadway thea
tire, New York.
WELCOME RETURN ., tn.
GREAT EUROPEAN CIRCUS,
MAMMOTH q5s WITH ( aHos4 Ss22s sEsss5av, s55aavIlI0s
S$SHSE SSS
and which sEy T fSRsei sGasos e Fs s'ss
two Grand Performances each day. at ~ and ~ +. NJ
Nile. CARIOTTA DE BERG,
Nine. CECILE WATSON.
Miss JEANETTE WATSON,
FRANK PASTOR,
The great bareback ridsn
LA JEuNE BERT,
The champion hurdle rider,
MARYUEISE, the Brazilian bareback rider.
FRED WATSON, great scenic rider, with the InIAni
Acrobat, three years Of age.
TAE CONRAD FAMILY, shappy and Whitney.
TWO PERFORMANCES EACH DAY,
and ~ p. N. Doors open half hour prevoua
Admission 6uc children under 26c reserved
Due notice Second Grand Street Pageant, with the
route, will be published.
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THE NEW YORK CONSERVATORY OF MUSIC.
~ Fifth avenue, corner OF Fourteenth street. and
$50 BROADWAY, NEW YORK.
lSs, 100 and ls2 Court street, near state Brooklyn
INSTRUCTION DAILY, frcm 2 A. N. toeP: NJ, in all
branches and Instrumental Music aud the Modern
Languages, by eminent professors
rFRMs-REGUJAR CLASSES, 80 per quarter.
PRIVATE INSTRUCTION, $Gs per quarter.
few vacancies for the spring and summer terms
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AIRS r. h. CoNwAY,s PARK THEATRE, BRooKLYN
M THE EMINENT TRAGEDIENNE,
MISS MARRIOTT,
EVERY EVENING.
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and showing life the calm surface Of politics, with
THE DIPLOMATIC BAIT AND THE FISH HOOKED
SEE THE EVENING TELEGRAM OF TO-DAY.