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ALABAMA.
THE DEADLOCK CoNTINUEs-TnE INDIGNATION
MEETING.

MONTGOMERY, Nov. 29.--Botl Houses of tho
Legislature have adjourned until to morrow after
abort session There now developments relative
to the disputed offices Of the Governor and Treasurer
The meeting last night to express Indignation at the
cour,e OF Gov Smith and Treasurer bingham In refusing
~ yacats their offices, very largely attended. All
the speoches were made by Repubcans the principal
speaker being Judge Morse. thn defeated Republican
candidate for Attorney General. lie said The election
vs fair and peaceful that ho had already turned
over bs Office a. his succcr-ful Demonrato competitor
and that he did ~ ho entitled to H. Several
TsnnhIcnn members ~ the Legislature also apoho IN
ondomnatlVn VI smith and bingham Mr, Graham.
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MEETING OF THE BOARD OF CANyAssERs.
The Kinps County Board of Canyassers me

MEETING OF TIE BOARD OF CANYASSERS,
The Kings County Board of Canyassers met
yesterday morning 10 O'clock and doubtless ashamed
at the previous report dsgracefu sessions went
to work quietly and without telling any more obscene
stories Supervisor Cropsey Of Grayesend handed in the
following protest.
To Of County The subscriber. William H.
Faiauts ce o the Peace eed April 90 and whose term
Jan 1872 respectfully states That Barnet John
voted for at the last
for Justice Of entitled 10 Justice Of
the elect under which be is acng
the last general election Nov 1870, 20
81 40 laws l8i7. and is ineligible sail
undersigned protests against the ceiacste Of election ten{
granted Barnet johnson elected to sai Office Of Jace oil
Ses.o and dim. that he eatled II. HON.
Supervisor Stillwell moved that the communication be
returned 10 the writer. The motion carried
The footings for COngTessDen and ASsembymen, re-
ported by the Board, the those published IN
The TRIBUNE Of yesterday.
NnrII IAR
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preudloes Of the people against the newly enrsnchsed
race. Those preudlces must be overcome, and the
church Sunday morning, he had heard that negro
man had been hung up In fauquier County until he was
put ti0O note which the white man who hung him af
terward found This another illustration OF the me-
menf and the law should be enforced until the colored
man In Virginia respected ut least IN Ia months
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WILMINGTON c. Nov 2-spirs urpenne quiet ale Rosa,
3 81 o Strained. and % 25 for Pale. Tar, bl 30
DETROIT Nov 2Flour AMI heat amos. hfes Corn and Bar
ley 1aie. and unchanged. Dressed Hogs S1Q 81 so.
OswKGo 2-Rour esy and unchanged sses 26O bbs.
IS No. Spring. s. for Amber Winter 81 80 for White
Double Extra Whea. quiet and easer No hwaukss
Club offered 81 90 Corn quet at SIC Oats quiet bu dn sales
Barley stock store this
IS bush Rye ami Peas nominal Corn Meal 81 80 for
Boiled : 70 for Unboted p Hghwnes 8c Canal Feghts-
lc Barley glDlOc Railroad Freght-Focr
SewYos 58c Albany, 5c Grain and Nj Feed
Sc NewYork IS 30 to Albany rs Pun ae In
portsWhelt 900 bush Barley 5000 BUSH Rye, 300 bush:
Peas Lumber 10000 Canal EportsWhes - s
bush BARLEY $1,000 bush Mat $3.50 bush LuIn0e z 90 feet.
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TIE NORTHWESTERN wOMAN'S SUFFRAGE
CONVENTION.

DETROIT, Nov. 29.-The annual convention of
the North womans Suffrage Association was held
here this morning. The attendance was small. Mrs NJ
A. Hazlctt OF Hlsdae Mich the President OF the Asso-
ciaton occupied tho chair Delegations were present
from Michigan Ohio, Indiana, Illinois and Wisconsin.
The annual address delivered by Mrs. Hazett Miss
Anthony, invitation, spoke for few minutes, urging
that the women engaged In the yement should AIM to
hold the balance power between the two great parties
the land, and not content themselves with joining
either the Republican Democratic organization. In
this way only Miss Anthony thought could they secure
a real power in the nation and obtain the rights al pres
en practically denied them by both parties she spoke
the experiment which has been tried in Wyoming OF
giving women the ballot and characterized tt as COM
plee success: and with regard to their alung as
Jurors and In the capacity Of Justices and Judgeo
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PRESENTATION 10 AN EDITOR

ELMIRA, Nov. ga large number Of the
citizens o this place, without distinction Of party met
in tho dining saloon of the Hathaway House this
ing and presented silver service to Charles q. Fair
man. oeq. editor OF The Daily Adrcser the occasion
Of the tweniy nfth anniversary of hs editorial life. EX
Mayor stephen Mcdonald presided and speeches weIo
made by David u. llill Member Of Assembly cect
Hon. H. Hpardman smith. Member of Congruss eoel
Rov. pr, Cuwlcs, President ~ the Fcmnlo collsse
Charles Hnmri. esq, ndtor ~ fhc Hfa'ra ugstih
aourgr " Pratt editor of Ihe CorHing Journal and
others. The affair Waa throughout OF an eAcoeu4hbH
pleasant character
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The siberton Hotel at BufA 10 Gap 'a' wa
b1raed yesterday. -. p.t.- -.
The American schooner Franz fslmer. ann Iron aI
Ms,apIas for KEY ws.t lost at on FRIDAY hA "
sa'N. 49,.
49,. The steamer Postboy is in sinking CondllioD
Napoleon, At having sprung leak She discharges '"
and hAs her pumps at WORK.
CHARLES Wolf. residing in Philadelphia, yc1e,.
his wfs child then shot himself Vol eeo We
chilli 9 wounded In the but the wife Is unhert-
THE old building known as the Methodist In
tute" H. erected for Of worship by ns tos
greg,on Society Ia 73l, destroyed Gre % sunday ~e
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THE CARELEsSNESs OF THE FIRE DEPART
MENT.

Coroner Flynn and Il jury yesterday investi-
gated the death OF Thomas Milard Of Lafayetteaye..
Brooklyn, who instantly killed on the evening of
Nov o. at Broadway and Johnst by the tender Of En-
gnc No Joseph Derry the driver Of the tender testi-
fed that he detailed driver on that night but
had no knowledge Of having man until alter
returning the fire. when officer came To the en-
guehouse and told him. several witnesses TESTIFIED THAT
The engine aud tender were going slower than usual as
the time. ~, o.o r,,,
Andrew Wilson, letercarrier, OF NO 253 ThrdaVe.,
tesed that on the evening In question he jumped on
the rear step the tender and when nearly opposite
Deyst saw a start from the west side OF Broadway
no ran I'm front OF the wheel OF the tender, and was
knocked down and witness called to the driver
that he had man. and was told by MN To get
o the driver not have heard what witness SAID;
witness thinks the driver could not have seen the De
ceased before he run over ON being ordered on h
tender witness went back TO where the man lay and
found him dying the horse attached to the tender was
eThs Jury rendered A verdict Of accidental death.
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PHILADELPHIA CATTLE MARKET-yoy. %.

The demand Beef Cattle this week good bot pr r
last quotel The offerings reached - 2AO
hes and prices ranged 6 n fair goi sai from
lot OF p nnsy yans steers sold o De
Common stock brought from 4ic TO Ste v n gros
SHEEPhere fair for sheep bat prc', were scarcely
~ 800 bed sod rm Sc to DIE 10
common sold at from 81 81 to SO 50 g head. -. .
IOGsThe demand for hogs weak and dec1ed o hesa
sold at from ~ to 10 so ' 100 b ne,
COwA-Thee good inquiry for and prices advanced '.es
effected from IS to 30 for Sprnge and from ps
tO b 30 or coM and calf
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SHOOTING AFFRAY IN KENTUCKY-C COLORED
MEN IYNCuEp BY TILE kI-KINN.

CISCINNATI o., Nov. 29.--Last Saturday the
neighbors OF Simeon Andrews assembled at his house
Fayette County, Ky, to attend church festival
quarrel occurred concerning dog which resulted In
BENJAMIN Bogy, the only white man present, shooting
into the house and wounding several ncgrocs.
The negroes returned the fire and mortaly wounded
Bogy Yesterday Ave of tho negroes were arrested.
charged with killing Bogy, 10 Is reported that Two ~
the prisoners were captured and hung last night by
nsmber. OF tho ku klux Khan.
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DRAMATIC NOTES.
Hamlet" will be repeated at Niblo's this
evening.
Matinees, to-day, at the Olympic, the Circus,
and Woods Museum.
"The Serious Family" will be played for the
last time at Wallacks Theater, tonight 1t is charm
ing Entertainment.
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ARIZONA

TAMMANY DEMOCRATS IN THE FAR wEST-hC-
CORMrCK COUNTED OUT"
SAN FRANCISCO, Nov. pa Los Ahgeios
telegram says that the latest returns OF the hr~ona
election give Brady Democrat majority for Congress
Over 800 alleged fraudulent votes for Mccormick Repub
an, are said to have been discovered.
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Total 1902 1i,69t bD lo,o- PiiV ~, ~ SEQ.
Plurality for Halsey Cleveland, 3J9S over ai 1o'
majority in 1868, 22is. ..o, ,r..
ho aaorecate OF the cast for Congressme on was
j., 1888 Repubcan TO- i9i Democratic s2,9l7 Democratic
majority a.2s The aggregate in 1870 counting as Dem
ocratc the votes east for Mr. Fitzpatrick is Republican
so .9s. Democratic 1908 Republican majority 3i23-ex
actly the same as the Democratic majority IN 1908
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METEOROLOGICAL RECORD.

The following is an official report by the
signal Service United States Army, Division OF Isio
grams and Reports, for tho Beneht OF oo"'"oi0'
This report IL sent simultaneously from all he pace'
named at midnight, Washington time;
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Republican member from Perry County. offered rosolu
tions which adopted, expressing the indignation
and dsapprobatiOn OF the people
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number retailers Of umbrellas Offering Umbrellas Gusn.'
worthless limitations Do be beguled into buyag Ds
than genune. AL such haze the trade mark inside.
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. A vsterloxxed The broks =.
scun that sbs v.pei leaking ire main hath The crew
the deot d ssd ~ aau the ,nrraooa
V Ae bosta, bu, remained By the wrect
xben they picked up.
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ELORIDA.
no DECISION UNTIL THE OFFICIAL CANVASS Is
PUBLISHED.

The State Board of Canvassers met in Talla-
hassee yesterday the result OF the recent elections can
not be known until their report Ia published The Jour
nails OF each party claim the victory by small majority
m, Taiahdss,e Sentinel Rep, OF Saturday last says
Later returns from the Democratic counties West and
south have proved that the mUorities claimed by The
FIoridau and other Democratic papers To have beon
argly We await the result OF the canvass
on Tuesday with confidence that our cause has been i
umphant."
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VOTE FOR coNGREssMEN-[Oficial].

Total .......5,T29 6,51 10.l9l....s03 1877
Plurality for Crcher Douglass, 4sG2 ditto over
Norton 4620 plurality for Aver In 1852 GAG. In 1869,
Norton, cOlored Republican, received 654 votes, and
70
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powLBR-THOMPsoN-0n iMon

FOWLER -TH0MPsON-on MONDAY, Nov % a. the residence
Of the brides parents Yonker, N Y, by the Rev ID. Henri
Miller D. Geo W. Fowler Of Tarytorn Lizzie NJ. younses
daughter Of John Thompson, ESQ. No cards
LUTZ-POXCROFT- the 2rh inst BY the Rev A. Wedokd
D. Alexander Lua and Kate p PoIerOft, both vi thus
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Hazard & CasweIps Cod Liver Oil /, the best
MARRIED.

Wedding nd Visiting Cards, Initial Stamping Noe F,po
VIZ EyaKpELLs FULrossr DUrCH CHvAGH.
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WISCONSIN.
VOTE FOR cosGREssMAy-rOffciall I
KINGS COUNTY.

Total .........li503 s,156. ,903 u.l62
Majority for Barber 33l7 do for Cobb, In 1865, 67u
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Majority for Hill. 2,753 ditto in 1868, ~.
M'y"i'' '' gS, nm y DIM. RIP. DIM.
" Hsisey Cleveland. RIpstrieh Is,eI. Ceveland'
Uudson. 7,7s5 1859 eli I,5S2 W'Sa
Newark citylO,gf 7,gj5 s.. $3.50 o'EiS
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THE ST1TE or TRADE.
LATEST EUROPEAN MARKETS.
DOMESTIC MARKETS.

PRaSKpoRr Nov 23-Untei bonds active; RVer~entss
opened At 3lt closed 9fi fo the issue Of 1862
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Gpecial Notices.

stem Winding Watches.
ELGIN, WALTHAM, HOWARD, AND
GENEVA WATCHES.
In great variety az at remarkably loe pssSs
MILLER 6 GOODRICH, AGENTS.
IOHSsT YORK
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DIED.

Al Notices Of Marriages must be indorsed uih faI
pame and address
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IL Works to Perfection.

Ma. ws.rows soOrHrss SYRUP, for children 'ee'ns pr
fsclly harmeas
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Majority for Braxion, 500 ditto for Mckenzie in 1862

Total ....3,923 1920 1896. ..6,24 H71T
Plurality for Terry Hughes, 6.357 do over Nc
Mullen 5,9i4 majority bOth 2,O2l majority for
Gibson in 1869, S,i73.
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last night Nblo's Garden crowded In every part
on The Of the performance Of most
beautiful comedy Of "As You Like IT," Detailed com
ment the representation mustfor lack OF spaoe-be
'reserved few points, however, can DO noud' MI
Walter Montgomery appeared as Orlando and made
Remarkable success looked the part 10 admiration
and he suIerbly. His elocution was triumph
Of speech. His action triumph OF natural
hess He merged his individually In that OF the
Character and hs showed real tenderness OF feehy-
always appropriate and rightly distrlputed-'oge.ne,
with manly grace of bearing him great deal
" sympathetic applause: The artist who can thus 90
justice 70 comedy and romance need not we Should
imagine, bedeck himself with the hearse-pumeS OF
trsgedy.-Mr Davenports Jaques deeply affected the
ko4se srsuDg-sfter tho speech Oh the seven agea Va
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4. MacDonough Esq.
BowESS 7HkA1sk RkAp1 70 BE PRESENTED.
SEM spSsaeE psNsAy s1sss'y
BY Mr.. J. Mecl0'f'y' sni,,is ESs VI @hsr
BOUNDING 4w yAyss 4 s!ss4a7 q Ss THE rnA1R1rs.
sSSSys HeSASisSS SSSssS s SsD MUSIC
A,.om. nr,. APP n ~ POWERFUL CAST.
Also tho Drama r%o " 'nS GALLEY SLAVES.
O1rnrlo TSTABsR. ags5aH EVENING. NOV. a.
FoRTY.sfxTH PERFORMANCE
SEVENTH AIp WEEK
MR. GEO p1s4SHisE, 4 FSx's POPULAR
WEE WILLIE WINKIE.
The most II snpHIaf Taa df4Y. sFFs!a'am'n' -
Ms1Isgsn: Hoasywood Fsa'aiass M ssss:
Jennie Ycamans, The Wonderful Little blonde
on Ea's 4ffsiiP
which seats can now be secured.
GESsE sRSABwAy r1aSrFHE HSaR FHEARsE hHT
s;K "A: r. sGESyrn Ssn.geSs an gss
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SsI $;E'i! s$as i8EE H::E.E
yEs SsE 9sE HSsDsED sF4k
Every evening, day and Saturday Matinee.
wEbSsspna fsfs AND f M%Ts
TONY EAsron,s OPERA HOUSE; :, 40, ss1 s,owERY.
Fl
LITERALLY rLsfss 4 IN i SiGIs6ueH THE AIR.
dFemr FE q IsJfLE sff1'L lPesf Hsp sPf P4s WORMS
ZOE AND % LILA SArfSEEs Wednesday, % and Saturday.
SrADr rnrAgsz ssssS 3 4fR eEsaAs i sGSFFH: SEEsK
Gaota Tho how oalcn
VILE BIZ given a
street and Broadway this eycang For the occasion
M sf a. Ss
Sea' Ses ssoa player al ba as
young byers, Bay and Cahl The exhibition will take
mission 81
A rare and constantly
WOOD CUTS,
from fresh and original
es5HBn't JoH tSSfisa sfPs 3 OFFICE
Old Herald SuSding,
PIANOfORTEs.
As srpIHA srIANoFoETE Sp MANUFACTURERS JENNSyys 4
235 East Twenty first street. and Third
pfffss
ae s
Orbi!an, prices charged by The BrOaoway retailers
pete with the manuac who afford sell
class piano ct east from S1k8 to $50 below thema fact
that the public should understand Go the
A GREAT oFFER.-HOTACE WATERS, 4sl BROAD.
"a way Will dispose Of 10 Pianos Melodeons Organs
OF six hrst caas maker extremely low prices cash
during this month, Ill take from SIS to p26 monthly
paid The same to e; and money applied II purchased
New ChlcAerlng .fapos are incuGed In this oGer
SPLENDID STOCK OF PIANOFORTES, OUR OWN
n and Ster first class make, for cash Instruments
o.< also Pianos let and taken in excba
!JnN q. BARNES, 1856 Eighth street, near Broadway.
AN ASSORTMENT OF SECOND HAND GRAND
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AMUsEMENrS

Proprietor Manager. ,.s:-xs LESTER wALLAck
rsls s' Ss;$f!$ assSg4' :s!s:a# ssSs$:as u
the first ting Fix ever RSSb Sys' ~ a0sS' kTIN sterling comedy
with the following dlstrbu,ioh:-
Mr.. Dor,ton. M. John Gilbert
S;IihnsS.' "'"a Ca: s,SS: S;:Sss
Snky. y =. Ssoadan
sssf Sa1y Milford Mr. Gias kSesss
ho.sr hc " T. LEONARD Leonard
sSer,a,a tjoc.r Mr. 0uIsey
f% Tr.dssman. psok
second Nj Bowen
:as!. :aas 'sssi;%..:. ssssss ii A:s!:s S:s
vRa Ms ~ Emy % Mstaxsr
Miss A1nis Dssnd slam,
TUESDAY,, Nov is The ROAD I'd Ruin. '
rHussDAY usshSnssPAI so4 sH fhh ss5Sus sGnS ppz1ELr
SATURDAY slsH4 slsanHT TIE raE h1y4asA koAD TO RUIN
theatre '''pi'i'sH saaiss ssHSs'sfs ~ saffshes
'.a.s va, ''s! =, sxIysDA,Y. ., NOV 10, "lsEx.
THE si'Ri'is sRsicSs ssTssy Fxzity. #
Due notice win be given the frat performance this
SOD OF snsrd1ai THE ns:ifS5iset scn5oT ron SCANDAL
and OF the as gs sas niT
w WA " SATURDAY MATINEE,
THE sEnItus FAMILY
BOOTHS THEATRE.
s2d to ss.h TINE.
FoURrEENTn WEEK
In his woridrenowned character Of
"RIP VAN w1NKLE."
in BoucIcaulrs beautiful Legendary Drama
OF that namc
and sArun5zS 5xHnx zA4isRa, FSHssss .' " o'slos.
:sss,,s Two ,o,y WEEks n ! ADySSos S.,s
music store. III Broadway.
AS a s2oKH
s4S M ssssSIssssSS EIssEkSty EIssFkSts sUSdRssi svSHssh
San fSAsS'sso Soys OWN YsSsfAFas sEaRo M1ssrRELs"
my HEART TSzT rHsy y pEffsars Effs III
ENTIRE CHANGE rvHsS "1nD ss
'A I'LL Il sz 'slsa Ms 'A
DELIGHTFUL slsaISa; W. W. NJ n y GLORIOUS FUN.
Seats secured SIX days in advance.
DR KAHN's MUSEUM.
- orrosi4h oriisi hsSssaTsosss1' SsTos PLACE
pr. kxhSs MAsnscens Museum noss attractive and
''' : : = ADMISSION gsas ElgHy pa1ny. CENTS
Opposite As.er place.
EEEks: EEEkkss.: Etks: EEks: EEks EEks
ACADEMY OF MUSIC,
TUESDAY 1g7zaz00s: NOV Is. ,ss
THIRD ANNUAL BENEFIT
of the Benevolent and Protective Order OF Elks.
The largest array OF talent ever consregatcd.
25p FIRST CLASS ARTISTS
THE LEADING MEMBERS OF THE PROFESSION,
An the popular Ethiopian Comedians Of the day.
UNITED IN ONE GRAND PEkFORAANCE
Something 20 be seen but once 10 an age
ONCE SEEN NEVER FORGOTTEN.
go .,,,,, $50 FIRST CLASS PERFORMERs ,,rs
MAMMOTH WALK AROUND,
ALL THE p BLlC FAvORITEs ON ONE STAGE.
TUESDAY AFTERNOON MKT.
Doors open at j commence at 2 No postponement
ELKs' THIRD ANNUAL BENEFlT
MONSTER MINSTREL FESTIVAL
Prlces-Generai admission, ST. box stalls %; private
boxes BEAR Ts s'O IN saa SisD TUESDAY AFTERNOON
ATu STREET THEATRE.
IL THE TRULY EMINENT TRAGEDIENNH
MRS. L. w. LANDER
This lMoNDAYl and TUESDAY EVENINGS,
| in another Of her great historic reaiizations.
ohN"Ao'iN oo Or PARIS IN i1ss. ooADA'
| TALE OF THE REIGN OF TERROR,
in which she will chant the famous hymn Of Liberty
THE MARSEILLEs.
hA'Af wEDN EsDxY, FIRST r TINE, II aiAiNhi'h
ADRIENNE LECOUvREUR.
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COAL AND WOOD.

(ioKE-$3 PER CaALDRON, DELIVERED IMMEDI.
" stey IN any part OF the city; orders BY mail promptly
attended To- CkAPSER &sBURNS,
46. West highteeuh street
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CITUATION WANTED-BY WELL EDUCATED GER
- man, bookkeepcr, clerk correspondent; several
years oty experience In export house, references
Address Energy Herald Office.
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WooP,s MUSEUM GEO; WOOD. PROPRIETOR
w Two performances daily, ct and 0P. NJ.
Continued and growing attraction OF the
LYDIA THOMPSON TROUPE,
Reorganixed and strengthened.
Engagement and hrsl appearanceo OF
Mr. HARRY BECKETT,
Miss MINNIK WALTON,
Miss ELIZA WEATHERSBY
and Miss JENNY ARNOTT,
IN ADDITION 70 the present troupe forming combination
unparalleled for completeness.
, NONDAf, NOVEMBER a. 1870
EvEhf EVENING AND SATURDAY MATINEE until
urnsr notice. production Of the grand Spectacular Bur-
LEAGUE Exr.vaganZa with and splendid scenery and
OR, THE APPLE OF DISCORD.
Miss Lydia Th0unps0d
vonus Miss Minnie Watt0x
IoIcuIy ....Miss Eliza Wcathersbt
Miss Marie LongmorA
Miss Jennie ArnoW
Mas Lille Hall
MISE Alice AthertonS
Polnx: Mr.. While Edouinc
MATINEE PERFORMANCES,
MONDAY, TUESDAY, WEDNESDAY, THURSDAY AND
FRIDAY.
THE COMIC OPERA TROUPE,
under the direction OF Mr. FRED LYSTER In the GRAND
DUCHESS.
Seats can be secured two weeks In advance.
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CALEsMAN wANTED-IN THE DREss GOODS DE-
= partme nj. Apply to JAMES A. HEARS SON, "a,
Broadway.
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CALESMEN wANTED-FOR LACES AND TRIMMINGS
- Apply to SUGDEN & BRADBURY, $40 and 3li Bower,
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THE SERVICES OF A FIRST CLASS DRUG CLERK,
with city references he secured at mode
paary, town country, addressing MEDiCUS Herald
once.
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ADJUSTMENTS.
GRAND OPERA HOUSE,
~ oorner Iwenty,third street and Eighth avenue.
EVERY rrcpr TIE GREAT EVENT.
EVERY NIGHT X
masterpiece, p"iA4s'ea sP'enoor, onenoaoay
LES BRIGANDS
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ounce, corner OF twenty third street ana Broadwavs
S11-THEATRE CoMIQUE,
SIilIkR nnITg2nM1rrnyL opposite 81 Nicholas, J.,
Tha mead ~ NAM aRee1
BRIM FULL OF NOVELTIES THIS wvvv
THE LARGEST COMPANY IN THE wnpPITnn. BIN.
composed o. the most popular artists OF the dsv Ds
THE GREAT PANTOMIME AND BALfET rpouuus
THE GREAT NEGRO CONRDIANs ooEH'
Rather, white, Stewart Goes Wambold Collns p.
ws; ARLISaroE, he great stump orator. .o-u,sh. !,
THE siEekisT FXaiLY. D. HART
-. H. O. MELVILLE, the great character vocalist
loo artists appear night constant change Of
Doors open at 6H Curtain rises at IN.
The New York herald., 1870-11-14

MOODS MUSEUM.
w SPECIAL NOTICE
THIS DAY, AT T. NJ,
MATINEE PERFORMANCES.
EVERY MONDAY, TUESDAY, WEDNESDAY. THURA
DAY AND FRIDAY, AT O'CLOCK.
Special engagement and first apr earance OF the
COMIC OPERA TROUPE,
under the direction of
NIX. FRED LYSTER,
comprising
Miss EMMA HOwSON, Miss MINNIE WALTON
tho young and successful Prt- the charming Soprano.
Donna. Nr. HARRISON,
Mr. w. s. BAKER Baritone,
the admired Tenor. Mr.. FRED. LYSTERs
Mr.. MALLETTK, Bufo Baritone
Second Tenor.
Supported by full and eDcient chorus and auxiliary
TO render the combination n brilliant success
initial will presented, In three act
Ofonbach's celebrated Comic Opera, entitled,
THE GRAND DUCHESS.
THE BEGGAR'S OPERA SHORTLY.
The New York herald., 1870-11-14

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