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REPORTS FROM VERSAILLES OF THE opERATio
DURING THE WEEK.
IoNDON Noyetnber 80.-Noon.
The New York herald., 1870-03-20


NrIBLOB GARDEN.
IN Lessaes and Managers. JARRETT rALaEh.
IMMENSE SUCCESS OF
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pressy for Mr. and Mrs. Barney Wams IN three acts ana
THE
EMERALD RING.
EMERALD RING.
EMERALD RING.
TIE GEM OF IRISH P!ECES
THE GEM OF IRISH rIECES.
THE GEN or IRISH PlECkH.
NIKE MACARrY....... .BARNEY WiLLAM NJ M
The rest OF ihs characters by
John Dunn James Garden Mines Levck George Johnson
George Metkn, w. T. Styles, W. Brlstone, miss fda YER
Mrs France Jenny Hughes with the avorte ballad Of
HEw XR6 81 APPROPRIATE SCENERY AND EFFECTS.
TT!E WRESk THE RESCUE.
In the course of the piece VIZ, BE- grsse1n,ece .rv
acknowledged truthful and beautiful pictures
Of tbs famous Lakes ever presented In America ,, =
kead what John Brougham says soout sne EAEnAID
Ny Denr Mr.. wnrrkma:--
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ceiyed magnificent setting, and was gratifying 70 me 20
remark that the crowded house ephatfcay erpreased ns
opinion With regard part 10 the az ar tno
best can c6nscisnousy claim for The entire orglnsy
chAracterstic which the principal element ~ irsh
the depth and caresness OF their domestic affections Ina
have partially succeeded In the endesvor think may Won
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SATURDAY AFTERNOON ut q LAST EMERALD RIN0
MATiNEE But ONE
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INTENSE EXCITEMENT.
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IN
LOST AT SEA,

a POLIO HALL CORNER OF TWENTY EIGHTH
N srect mud Broaiway1his elegant establishment will
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premises.
TIME BAL DE LA GRANDE OUCH EssE.-THE PUBLlo
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0IYkrI9 TaEATRK u
" TOMORROW EVENING MONDAY.
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THE SIXTH CONTINUOUS WEEK. OF
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WITH
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0uica
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SO UNIVERSITY PLAcE.--FANiLY AND SINGLl
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tions for iist class boarding.
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YTEE GATEwAYS TO THE NORTH POLE.
i Lecture Monday evening" March ~, atsoclock, ~
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The New York herald., 1870-03-20

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The New York herald., 1870-03-20

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Elgin watch, in OF. silver hunting case; cash
price $50.
For SO subscribers and s7S, we will give No.
price S45.
For 40 subscribers and $50. we will give n No.
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n The Club need not necessarily go to the same
Fost Ohlce, and the names may be sent in as fast
as obtalned but must be marked for Watch
Premium. The watches will be shipped to the
Claimant at his expense.
We guarantee each watch to be genuine al.
gin watch. with all latest Improvements: a ner.
iect time keeper, and OF weight and quality Of
Eases, &c, as represented above-in short, the
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watch made in the world.
For 20 subscribers and $50. we will give tho
complete works of Charles Dickens, IN vols,
Appleton's Library Edition, price S105O or a
complete Sett of the Waverly Novels in vols.
Appleton's Library Edition price $1,000
For 10 subscribers and SIS we will give one
copy of the Revised Statutes of the State of
$500 POO
For one subscriber and 81, we will give one
copy OF Burritts Sectional MapOf Minnesota the
latest and most complete map of the State. pub.
lshed. price 81 .25.
These offers will extend to February /, 1871
In addition 10 the above. we will give TO the
person sending us the largest number of subscrf-
bers before February ], 1871, half case Wheeler
Wilson Sewing Machine, price so.
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Der of subscribers, before February J. 1871 we
will give a half case Wheeler Wilson sew
ng Machine, price $50
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Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1870-11-23

There is nothing 80 bei ntiful as a home,
where the loves Of youth ale perpetusted in
the mutual esteem OF maturity where the
formal relation of husband aud wife is glo-
rified by am unshaker spiritual communion;
where the burdens of life are divided, its sue
cesses heightened. and its rever,es dimin-
ished by heartfuI sympathy; and where the
Joy or the sorrow of either is the joy or the
sorrow of the other.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1870-11-23

A lady had been cautioning her son.
BRIGHT. affectionate little boy, in the matter
of taking cold. You know my child she
said, cannot help being anxious and treu-
bled about you when you are ILL., ALL Fred
DIV, you have little idea of the feelings of
mother No. mother replied the dear lit
tie fellow, with genuine earnestness; But l
may know something Of the feelings of
fatherp
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1870-11-23
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