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ENGLAND AND THE CONTINENT
Who Care for g the Balance OfPOw-
cr" in EurOpe--RuSSia and the
United States the Great Powers Of
tho Fufuro. ssIItbiii0J

Who Care for I" the Balance OfPOW-
err" in EurOpe--RuSSia and the
United States the Great Powers OF
the Future. ,@'i' y 'A'''D'
F,o"I The London Ti4les, |aiyllusH3
In urging tint every effort should be
made for tile maintenance Of peace We are
moved by MORAL considerations llIsn. lIy
thtts IT JrSllti n ER policy lit
mdy All IT. dice Eh'h tre ddIF E4Jy Mttt
about Tie AliGnce CI'P0tCer, which within
the lust two or three years has significant.
" disappeared ftnm tho preamble 10 the
Mutiny act. A war between France and
Prussia would he war for the lett bank OF
1.-The Rhine, unai W0uld;nO doubt bG fought
out until the, capacity of the one to con
0llcr or Of thc'otlicr to defend that debata.
bic land was fully decided. The military
result Of such war would affect us but
little. The time has passed when
it could matter 10 England whether
any Western power possessed u few
square miles more or less, Or the
command Of this or TINT fortress. Since
the last settlement Of Europe, states have
come TO maturity in the world which
threaten 10 dwarf the ordinary members
ofthe European system. RuxSia and the
United States are The fogers 4rAich the ncrt
generation 1oiN look upon as Mc most ,tormi-
liable. Moreover the interests and atten.
ton Of England are chiefly concerned
with her own growing colonies and with
the vast population Of Ash. The result
of Franco. Prussian war is Of little mo-
ment to us politically, but We have an in
tercst, in common with the whole Of ELL
rope, that the two most advanced nations
Of the Continent should not, plunge sinto.a
contest the eNectotS stichmay be- todd
videahem for q generation, BY al.endur'
ing hatred How much the real strength
OF civilization may lose by such Il convul-
sion It is impossible to f6retcll. We can
only I've certain that the Importance Of
Western Europe, tue principal field Of
human Progress, wilIbc diminished per,
,hqpF perlgapfHtlys bye fratricilal STYLE,
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TME political campaign has also begun
lSS RESsst fn SSt 'fS aff III BS $Sf;
tainty of its result has brought tho poll
tlcians early into the fiGRl.I n The Demo
Gratis have sort OF hereditary claim TO
this State, and under ordinary cirCum-
stances would be sure ID hold Il. III the
Presidential election, Of 1868 the Demo:
cratic minority WIS a little DYER thttc
thousand; bill Inc Fifteenth Amendment
will bring abOnt four thousand negro
voters to the polls. II these men prove
themselves Republicans, we shall behold
In Delaware tho miracle of n Republican
Governor and Legislature, Ind 4 Repub,
lcan in Congress No wonder that the
Democracy 81 tic State are much excited
and very buSy.h'F hc case is seriously
H.Ik
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Rsported FIght Ncnt Nancy.

fjtspa,StSRbsos are said to hdS8bSsa EtUSiSeI
here, stating that u battle has been fought
near Nancy, forty miles from Straushourg,
in which the PFusslans were victorious,
although lighting against heavy odds.
The French force numbering nine thou:
sand men, were attacked by i've thousand
Prussians. At(er stubborn stand tho
French were compelled to retire, leaving
the Prussians master Of the field,
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TIE French people Of 81. Louis mani.
fest no sympathy whatever with their
cOuNtrvrhcn in their struggle with the
Prussians. They decline to take any part
in movement, on the ground that 1t may
have n tendency to indorsc the present
ruler Of France.
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ur,ycu OFFICE. cIANK$nuRG WEST VA.


WEFEnESCE Tv pEHN!ssmN.
Hon. VIA. f. SL'Yrnsuy, tI0vcr4nT West va
. Il. Il. lSp4RAhlr, 'Nlti:c4 SulTNMt CUMtt n'
James II. nrnwn, AprrHlS q West w
j. }. jackson, Lr., Judge at IT, ;. IiStr'r'
Uuurt, ". Va
e u. u. r. FnrnswUrlh President "E SrnA'r'
West Va. .ty.t.r
A. Wcr1Iingrr, member Senate.
Jacob lI0ribrOuli, PrrsI. wGst.Na. lms. Go.
I,,nb N. NlchrI, Vice lrcst. -
add, lSn.scsH, Attorney, ClarkHhurg, w. Va
T + WIFI sheriff i Mercer county. = lN"r
il Il Davis Senate. Mineral county,
t. \ camden, President Of First National Hank,
rarkrrslIlrg.
ritr- VI West Virginia:
Inu Is. II. Smith, kanawha county. -.. .l..
Il, @. Burgess, Wayne e.,
James Guthrie, WetEc
Sathau Col, lIarr isnn
Joseph Trtrr, Barbour
X. N. uill, Marion
James Hcrvry. brooke
Martin Judy, Grant
Il. Davidson, Taylor
Henry BrannOn, Lewis -
FInyd Needy, DOddridge e
i. r. Rnwycr, Putnam
F." ). y. Wilkinson, Lincoln
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THE Hon.TW. II. Seward is getting
rtady!for his long proposed visit 10 his
friend Prince Kung, the Regent Of China
during the minority Or tho Emperor. Mr..
SewaHl1HflE SEblipahiCd oiaRB Gclcs.
tial tour by the two Misses Risley and his
son Frederick w. Seward and his vile
nephew IIS IsGSrtc Seward Consul Gene.
mi at Shanghai and his California bride.
The EmpeTotlOfI China will soon attain
his majority and assume the rcins OF power
which arc now held by the Premier,
Prince Kupgl This eyent il anticipated
with considerable anxiety by Celestial
politicians who's fear, that it,May DO tho
iorsfuhntf OF sc0asidkrablGi changes ID
Chinese &fIars. '%afhe AIlEentpf 'NIE Sew
Arl in the midst Of such q mOmentlIOus
crisis is regarded by the statesmen and
diplomQtists Of I1ekin as frUught with I'M
lathohia6lc lsfghittcanc6.-M r. Sbh.
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THE Emperor Napoleon, itwould seem,
doesn't care who has the cheese at the end
OF the war, provided he has the Rhine,
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Fair woman was madO TO boWitch;
~ IA companion. a tutbg, Jl,.I
4 OIeSBIlgI a CuFBp,
FAIr woman WINS nlQdG 70 be

Fair woman was made 10 bC.WhlCh?
"A pompous Individual walked up to
the office Of the Stockton House, Cape
May, one dry last week, and, with con.
siderable flourish, signed tic book and
exclaimed, "l'm lieutenant governor OF
-" THAT don't make any difference,
says the polite clerk you'll be treated
justin well MS the otIlcrs,m y -
"A travelling insurance agent had been
explaining to n western pioneer the advHn-
tagc8 of IN insurance policy. Pathfinder
unused moment in grave silence, and
then said: "see here, mister, | have lived
out In this country now twenty-five years,
and have bucked agin most all the games
they've started, but darn me eR ! want TO
play game where you have to die tobeat
tue bank"
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A SION in New jersey restaurant
reads thus: ut you sec anything you
don't want, ring l6Fit." PM ~. ~. 20
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ESTABLISIED IN NEW YORK.,
ID June, 1871 Pittsburgh, 1889,
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SUMMER TERM
Monday, April nth, 1870.

Tho app0iutnent of PTpallGnt WlllIAmA 70 the
OFlcU Of Superintendent Of Schools win In no
way inIuTiOuSIy Affect tho Institution twill BIO
In the Mtnre as II has boon In the past, practi-
cal, vigorous, IKE inPtitutlOn.
Special attention will b0 given to Tie prOpaEA
tI0u OF Young Gentlemen and Ladies' for the
practical and hnsiness life, and particularly for
ihC work Of the Teacher.
Send for Circular to
A. D. WILLIAMS, AM, Prest.
PENNINGTON, ". VA.
mAr30 1'.' tI. ll..tg
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PLAN. MUTUAL,

.... without precedent In this country or
'"'' Europe.
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Married Persons, or Young Mon contemplating
marriage, being aware Of FhyBIcal WeaknesS.
Organic Debility, Dcformitles, speedily cured
He who places himself undGr tho caro- OF Dr, ],
man, and confidently rely upon his skill as ply.
HicAn .f# t.I' HflH u Ff'S
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Member Of tho Royal College o. Surgeons, Lon.
don, Graduate Of ono Of tho most eminent Col.
lCges in tho United States, aud the greater iArt
Of whose life has boon BpUut in tho hospitals Of
London, Paris, Philadelphia and elsewhere, has
effected some or the most astonishing curca that
were ever known. Many troubled with ringing III
tic head and ears when asleep, great nervous
ness, being alarmed at sudden sounds, baSlFnl
ness, with frequent blnShlng, attended some.
times with defanEementnf MUD, were cured i'm
MellAtelY. " ~ - ~ = ~ .
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iiE,yARDS.

dr70 REWARD FOR THE RETURN OF A BLACK AND
plV Tan Terrier Dog, strayed soen Friday evenings
from ~ Greenwich averue had yellow ribbon round hs
neck, and rather thin OF hair.
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ANIUSGNIENTN.

OADKhY OF kUSIC.-uARIrAkA
n POsITIvELY LAST WEEK or rHH
PAREPAROsA ENGLISH OPERA COMPANY.
oARL RosA, A,ov,. ,Dirss;orsI ca:P Z: p HESS : co,
NARITANA, MARIANA. = MARIANA.
Nine PAREPA ROSA 10 her great role q nARiTANAi
Mrs. 3. eE0UIN, CASTLE, LAURENCE, CAMPBELL,
HOWARD and others.
On TUESDAY decided novelty win be offered 10 the nrst
presentation Ia New York OF r0N WEBkR'S celebrated
OBERUN OBERON, oBERoN.
Mms PAREPA.ROsA, MIS- z. segun, Messrs Casues
Laurence, Hall, De Sofia, &C. appearing New Scenery
Costumes aud Propert,es
WEDNESDAY Bsnsat q the young ncoes.ful Prms
BLACK DOMINO for the nrs tine and tho Frst Act ei
TkOVArORE. Nine PAREPAROSA ~ LEONORA.
Tickets sale nj the Academy, 70l Broadway and lN
Broadway.
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L,OR sALR-HoUsE AND LOT NO. - MACDoUGAL
street, New York city; contains all the improvements.
inquire OH the premises.
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ITO RENT-ON ERIE RAILROAD, THREE NILES
north OF soasburg Orange county, y. about hours
which asrs good orchard al necessary oussal,nss
romancay situated In the Ramapo valley and makes de-
srabe residence boarding Rent $oO0 pos
York.
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NEW YORK HERALD MONDAY, MARCH 2 lszo-TR1PLE SHEET
RKAL EsTATR FOR Sale.

Mo sOO WILL BUY ONE OF THE BEST HOUSES
%lL.CUU In Brooklyn; new, three story brick; all Inn
provemens; IL rooms; neighborhood unsurpassed Will
''Ne-' CHICHESTER s7s Broadway.
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TOR sAJE-AT A BARGAIN, ON WEST TWENTY
I seventh street. three story high stoop brown
front House, with modern and In good order
price &l3CcO including paror carpets mirrors fixtures,
ahades, &c. JAS X. EDWARDS,
a77 West N ty-thjr
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OLYMPIC THEATRE.
" THIS EVENING THIS EVENING.
THE flFrIETH PERFORMANCE
THE FIFTlETH PERFORMANCE
THE rIFrIETh PERFORMANCE
THE FIFTlETH PERFORMANCE
TIE FlFrlETH PERFORMANCE
SEVENTH WEEK.
TIE ONLY SURVIVING HAMLET,
To BE CONTINUED
Every Evening and Wednesday and Saturday Matinsee
UNTIL FURTHER NOTICE
GEO. L. FOX AS HAMLET i Decidedly the most pop
GEO. L. FOX AS HAMLET ular and enjoyable enter
GEO. L. FOX AS HAMLET tainment present In this
GRO. L. FOX AH HAMLET. city. MR.. FOX
GEO. L. FOX HAMLET 10 admirably supported
GEO. I. FOX AS HAMLET accompanied b. spproprt-
GEO. L. FOX Az HAMLET. ate Scenery, Costumes, 10.
GEO. L. FOX AS HAMLET gethsr with introductory
0EO. Z. FOX AS HAMLET VOCAL AND INSrRU.
GEO. L. FOX AS HAMLET. MENTAL MUSIC,
Seats secured TWO WEEKS IN ADVANCE NJ the Bo1
Once and At the Theatre Ticket Office, ia Broadway
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DOwERY THEATRE.
ID wM. B. FRELI0H. Proprietor and xaaagee
Extraordinary excitement. Engagement with the fob
lowing great artists ~
MONS SENYAH, MILE. BASrIAN,
THE FOUR CHAMPION TRAPEZE PERF0RMEKb
Id surpassn exhibition ever before ohssA
10 citizens OF New York. -
MONS. LEON aIAVELLI WITH HIS EDUCATED
DOGS, DICK AND DASH; Dick In his wonderful balance
act the slack rope.
First appearance OF Mr.. r. e. JACKSON and
Mr.. J. b. ROWLAND.
The performance will commence with j. Palgrsvs Smp-
sons and superb drama OF
SEkPENT ON THE HEARTH
Powerful cast and superb mountngs concluding with sAs
MATINEE SATURDAY. GEORGE FRANCIS TRAIp
Sunday evening. Expose OF the Bible.
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y Entire change OF programme
FIRST WEEK OF AN AFFAIR OF HONOR
INVITATIONS OF GREAT ACTORS.
THEATRICAL AGENCY
Delightful part Singing by
NORMAN, TEMPLEfON, OBEREST AND SHATTUO
THE GREAT sHOO, FLY, BY QUEEN AND WEST.
BOBBY NEwCOMB's NEW SONG AND DANCES.
John Mulngan and Billy Emmctts EccentrieiIes.
G. LAVALLIE'S GREAT ORCHESTRA.
LAST WEEK OF LEGaEr AND ALLEN,
The wonderful
REAL FUN--GENUINE HuMOK-LOVELY SCREAMS
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FOR SALE, MAGNIFICENT SEVEN OCTAVE
~. rosewood Panofortc IN six months: cost "a fo
$276 rich Stool and Cover Call at lib Wes
street, private family leaving city.
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Ms mn REWARD THE UNDERSIGNED HAv.
UCUUU Ing been advised Of the loss IN London Of the
following Bank Of England The payment OF which has
been stopped viz = -. .
Eight o. E 90 each dated Oct 9s 1853 Nos s2So5 s23os
62,3U1 81 sos, s2,642 S26l3, 83,b44 81 ,Ab.
Ons OF E600, dated Nov. 81 1858, No 99353.
Three OF g3u cacb dated July H. 1862 Nos 90,
20,ye2. -
One Of .c20o, dated AuEust III 1889, No. 2s,7a
One of El0O, dated Sept 10, 1869, No. 6o,693.
-Four of ESQ each, dated Dec D. 1862 Noa 2sSs, $50
Two OF $40 each dated Dec. g. 1S69 Nos 80 1885, 924o
Ono OF flO, dated Oct q, 1862 No. 60,634
Will oar the above for the them OF SAID
notes. or proportionAtety for any part thereof.
ROWLAND ASPIEWAlL, b and 6S South street.
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CHAMBERS' PIAKOS-UPRIGHT PIANoS.-CHAM.
- BERS SON 80 aud 10i Fourth avenue Twelfth
street Pianos rented and easy OF purchase satisfy
cusoner1
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ITO LEAsE-TO GARDENER OR AILKMAN, FARM
on river, south OF Hsckensack hve miles from Forty
second street ferry about 30 good and dock
isss good house, barn, &c with inventory stock tools,
Hobokcp.
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A BARaAIN-ONE OF STEINwAYs FIRST CLASS
n double round Pianos several uprghts, $500 and $0
H0LLYERs st West Sixteenth street. between FIFTH and
Sixth ayenuen
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NTEw YORK srADT THEATRE, 45 AND A B0WERY.
IN GRAND OPERA.
Monday, March %, THE WHITE LADY. Bepeft for M
TIL UAbELMANN, in his great ros George Brown. On
this will sing the celebrated Scotch Rob
Adair, with las JOHANsEN as Amy, and Mr. FOKMES Il
Gaveston, with full chorus and orchestra.
HoY
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ADJUSTMENTS.

- ~-~~ -
A44AasHH AhSs aEaAabEs sEknrr
rsb5askb rssSbagA5tgP ~ ,TE sXgfTIs paEss.
SIX SIX NEW NEW STARE STARE SaRsASb asSsbp B4EtE B4LtEr
Frst appearance r. hmsriea o. the celebrated
rnhis Wonderful aud PerIous aerial Perforrm,anee
MIR. William Carlton Messrs French AND FISHER,
HrG TG GT5Gs ToGR bAscfSa nis sfSPs snoss Sa;sr asa
Mss Mss % %sailio Maddox, Miss Lille Hi.n,;g ..I,,;
~ AII si' TTE Hi'''s SAyonrrHs hs' sEH4ls sfah, s
JAMES 5. NATsIT %nS Y; i: SznTHotoMrw.
FRENca THEATRE.
T rssss %fsT ss' Sc M 4 w be
FAREWELL ENGAiEsfSTT or svcu,r1
upon Monday Tuesday Wednesday, Thursday aud Friday
win .x, CHARLES FIGHTER
WI" appear In hs Ro%antis and spsc!acnlsr Drama,
cARto1.r, AZ FABIEM ,Hai S.D AND Louis DE FRANcHL
AZ 10 naasda, LdE,cLERCQ. MADAME DE LEsPARs
v,ss no,% WOLF IN IN SLEEPS CLOTHING
IiTfLE LIT LLEtStS MINNIE oaEEW aysIg
(Her hrst appearance on any stasel
UPON SATURDAY. JUNE o,
rua sAnn H#Es5s Al
AS CLxTbE HELNorTE, =" ""''A
IN THE LADY OF LYONS.
RowERY THEATRE.
MADssSsw sSEw LOCAL DRAMA M Now n aEADy. < Th'Lidh'
THE RAG a. PICKER SIX DGESSREEs
NEW YORK CRIME.
ruEspAY sy Of Mr. sSSnSi SSsg.. A. fos.
MHPSEspAx EyESISa@Bsasat q %!s. Mary Rsislle
TRfpAY p y W. MMhssy ALE
burn
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TTARTZ MAGICAL REPOSITORY, 74s BROADWAY.
Ill IMMENSE NOVELTIES.
Conjuring Tricks Magical Apparatus.
Now ready, beautiful illustrated Catalogue, with full de-
scription and price of every trick.
POST FREE FOR % CENTS
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"FERNANDE.''

u
magnificent scenery and unique effects.
WALLAcks.
Proprietor and Managnr. Mr.. LESTER WALLACK
SPECIAL NOTICING. wsllaek begs 10 announce tho
CLOSING NIGHTS
OF THE PRESENT BRILLIANT SEASON,
which will terminate Saturday. June and will present
MONDAY, May 49, for the first time ths season, robn's
standard play presented in It's integrltyb
THE HONEYMOON.
TUESDAY, May 81 or the time Buckstonos comedy
MARRIED LIFE.
WEDNESDAY. June l, for the Grat time this season.
LovE's SACRIFICE
THURSDAY, June
(lRst time,
THE HONEYMOON.
FRIDAY, June g.
THE Rent DAY
and
1ast timeD
Is lie JEALOUS?
SATURDAY MATINEE, Juns4.
AMERICANS IN PARIS.
and TRYING 1T ON.
SATURDAY EVENING last night Of the season. Lovei's
LOVES SACRIFICE
THE MIDSUMMER SEASON
which commences
MONDAY, JuDe6
VIII be inauguralcd by the
engagement o. the popular actor,
MR.. JOHN BROUuHAM,
who viii appear In his highly
successful drama entitled
THE RED LI6Hr,
THE SIGNAL or DANGER.
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1,HE GREAT MUSICAL JUBILEE
Arrangements perfected for tho
GREAT MUSICAL JUBILEE
to take place In the city Of New York, at tho
AMERICAN INSTITUTE COLISEUM,
during the week COMMENCING JUNE 10, 1870.
The Coliseum will be altered enlarged give accom-.
TWENTY TWO THOUSAND PERSONS
The occasion will be notable for presenting i'm
p0'''"TT THkEE iR THOUSAND sSiLLE6 SiSaEKs s'''
FIVE HUNDRED AND TrT TIFTY INSTRUMENTAL vrR'
comprising the chief Instrumentass Of the Continent
SIX GRAND OPERA COMPANIES -
including dILMoRss cELEBkATeD BAND Of Boston
TWO HUNDRED BRASS AND REED INSTRUMENTAL
inonic adjuncts which, IT Is believed, win make ths
A MUSICAL EVENT
BEfThyoSESs Tsssy sylslsG cEsfESsiAr. q M EsI'f
TO commemorate the centennial OF the immortal composer
GREAT BEETHOVEN DAY,
feature Of grandest Musical Festival given
world.
Especial pleasure is taken In announcing that the
details entrusted to CARL BERGMANH conductor of the
jec'0 of the great dESRds Rs1is 1s'i!v1 y bRrsrow
Composea and Conductor.
To these will be added many
EMINENT CONDUCTORS
of visiting Choral SocietIes
The personnel, the VAST ARRAY OF ARTISTS, the mag
ncen programme and the details In extenso will appear
the morning anu 1HuRsbpxY. tHf1iaa pzY.'J JUNE 1870
G. W. EASTWOOD, Secretary,
No. 6 Union square, Fourth avenue.
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MUSICAL JUBILEE FESTIVAL
TM Notice to Chors Choral Societies and vocass of New
York vcin iy.V who familiar the ora
oos OF the Messiah and Creation and who desrous Of
taking part forthcoming great Musical Festival
held IN June, invited to make early application TO the
Choral Secretary below, who will furnish every nforma
ton and particulars the All applications
should be made between the hours of and o'clock in the
ning those unable 10 call may address, by letter. W.
f. WILLIAMS, for Choral Secretary No. Union square,
Fourth
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WOOD'S MUSEUM AND MENAuERtE,
w Successor 10 Barnum's,
Broadway, corner OF Thirticth street
OPEN EVERY DAY AND EVENING.
---I LAST NIGHTS POSITIVELY
CARD. MOST SUCCESSFUL SENSATION DRAMA
Owing to OF the season,
lengagelnntsl Mr. Albert Aiken's great Local Play Of
made ahead THE WITCHES Of NEW YORK,
Mr.. Albert THE WITCHES OF NEW YORK,
! Aiken's with all Its startling effects.
great sensa Albert Aiken The 1ombs Ia
ton play Olivia Rand. The Ballet Witch
must be Rosa Rand. The Stage Witch
withdrawn Therese Wood. The Fashionable Witch
at the close Connie Thompson The Witcn
of the pre- Thomas keene. The Arsocrat
sent week. James Barnes as The Diamond Broker
I- and entire Dramatic Company and Auxilaries
- THE GREAT FIRE SCENE,
Every mn M r. nnr.ai uaMaSo u,ns1s SS'.rr'
Day uL TlL, Inf CnTyT uEf;S,EE SSEEEENNE'
a. THE TAMMANY HALL SCENE,
-" The Living Wild Animals,
Every On View The Beautiful Birds,
Evening AT ALL HOURS, The Chamber OF Horrors,
at The Million Curiosties
/ 3. THE GOLIAH OF WOMEN
weighs 600 lbs; young, handsome and fat
Next Monday the celebrated MARTINETrI TROUPE OF
PANrOMIMSfS and GYMNAsTS vii! appear a new
Sensation Panomme.
Friday, June 8, Afternoon and Evening"
grand complimentary benehtto
Mr.. A. l.. PARKES. Business Manager.
NOTICE the many applicants for engagements for my
fall and winter of 10 and III take this method OF
replying that will make no engagements until July.
All communications business 10 receive attention,
must be directed TO GEO. WOOD, Woods Museum
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UnSWOfth, Eugtnt DAVt ISabUi
Grier Russell, Dwyer Brandisi, Rockefeller.
LAST WEEK OF THE SEASON.
DAN BRYANT'S
BENEFIT AT THE ACADEMY OF MUSIC.
THURSDAY EVENING, JUNE q On which occasion
DAN BRYANT will appear in Irish Comedy, as MYLES
MA COPPhLEEN In the COLLEEN BAWN, and his great
specially of HANDY Andy.
COLLEEN BAwN sHOO, FLY. HANDY ANDY
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VA,M. PREIss' FRENCH STEAM DYEINo, SECURING
w and Rehnishing Estabshmcnt, i03 Eighth aysaus.
Work Tor Offices promptly auended tn
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Eth AVENUE THEATRE.
- soe Lessee and Manager. Mr. AU1USTIN DAILY
SECOND WEEK
and
LAST NIGHTS
lThc "GOODNArURED MAN" Gold
sniib's brilliant comedy Of last century
miss Davenport, Mr. Dnvridgc, Emily
Riehl, George Clarke Mrs. Gibsn,
,,sn James Lewis Amy Ames, b. II. dark.
NIGHTS lnao y cbs,nsr' az snd ntIsr.s W ~s~'
"ooop SAruREp MoSMRiA Miss lsy 20 SEEETIT or
HAN" Saturday, June a. Benefit OF Mr. L. v.
nNAEKsos, Last Matinee OF 'dood-
Monday June ., BENEFIT of Mr.. JAMES
koBERTs, scenic artist, and LAST
MAN"
TUESDAY, JUNE7,
VIII DO poauced' Tor the hrs time. and powerful
original Comedy of REMARKABLE CONSTRUCTION, ami
based upon vicioren sarIous REIlNISG PAalsrAN SEN
sATION. entitled
"FERNANDE"
which viii be given with a most extraordinary cast with
magnificent scenery and unique effects.
The New York herald., 1870-05-29
ROOMS AND ArARr,rENrs no Ter.

ROOMs.-HEAUTIFuLLY FURNISHED LARGE PAR
Az Ior Bedroom Twelfth street 'front.' rst Hoor every
vsnienee Tor TWO gentlemen - week each broad spring
Office. ''' -
The New York herald., 1870-05-29

DRYANT'S MINSTRELS. DAN BRYANT
ID POSITIVELY LAST WEEK
OF the Most Brilliant Season Record.
LAST SIX NIGHTS LAST SIX NIGHTS.
BRYANTS. LAST WEEK. SHOO, FLY.
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The New York herald., 1870-05-29

ACADEMY OF MUSIC.
n BOX OFFICE NOW OPEN,
for the sale of Reserved Seats for
COL 4. ALLSTON BROWNS BENEFIT
And LOTTA'S FAREWELL.
TUESDAY, May 81.