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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-06-06

WASHINGTON AND OHIO RAILRoAD.-The
Washington and Ohio Railroad Company have
advertised TOR proposals. to be received until
the 18th instant, for the graduation, masonry
and bridging of the road from Hamilton, its
present western terminus, to Winchester, dis
lance Of 81 milss, the whole to be completed by
May of next year.
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APPOINTMENTS BY THE GovRRNoR.-The
following appointments were made yesterday
by Gov. Cooke: School Trustee Ran
dolph, Second District. Clerk TO Fire Commits
sionere-Herbert BARLEY. Clerk in the Comp
troler'e Ofice-Gideon w. Larner. Garbage
Collectors-Lewis West, First district George
Monroe, Fourth district
The following appointments we're made by
Gov. Cooke this afternoon Frank ID. Squires
Operator in the Fire Alarm office, and q. w.
Swsggart, Waterman in the west wing Of the
City Hall,
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The NEW BOARD OF FIRE COMMISSIONERS
Organized last evening; present, Messrs Bsyly.
MeDevitt, Booker, Smith, and Baker. Mr. Is,
"aser was chosen president, and the rules
and regulations at pressut yv,..-.-s w
partment were continued in force until other-
wise ordered. Messrs- BAyly, Smith, and b.
ker were appointed committee to revise the
rules and regulations. A resolution was adopt
ed allowing the superintendent OF the fire alarm
telegraph the use Of the extra horse and wagon
belonging to the fire department. Adjourned.
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NEW PUBLICATIoNs.-From j. ShIllinoton
we have BaloN's Magazine for July and the
hnerieca Agrfcniturist for June; from Philip &;
S0lomons HaTpeY's Bazar for June II.
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LADIES SUITS made to order from sc up; also,
suits Tor Children and Misses, at U. Baum'e
Hoop Skirt and Corset Factory, 4O8 7th street.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-06-06

MARTIN CRoSIE, chief engineer Of the fire
department. received his commission to-day
and entered upon the discharge Of his duties.
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TEI7 ARREST FIVE OF THE LEADERS /!

work on the streef Suspended by Re-
quest of the Beard Of Pm blfc works
1nceDdiary Speeches az the Meeting
Last Nizht-To days Disturbance
the Kesult.
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CIOTqJNGi

CLOTHING!
A nice fitting SUIT can always be found at P
Waliachs, Odeon Hall, corner Az street and
PennsylvaBia avenue.
Handsome Suits, all colors, qualities and STYLES
of American and imported Cloths and CASH
meres.
Also, large stock Of Blue Flannel Frock and
Sack Suts
White Marseilles Vests, double and single
breasted.
Best stock Of Mems, Youths and Boys Shirts
in the city.
Gents Underwear speciality.
p. WALLACE, Odeon Hall,
corner AZ street and Penn. avenue.
Odeon Hal. Olson Yru
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-06-06

VERY PINE assortment of Linen Clothing
mems, youths, boys and children's.
EIsENAN & Bro,
3,6,4 sos eth street, May hiding.
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TIE UNPRHCRDKNTRD sCoCkss which the $40
Mclean q Hooper Elastic Lock stitch Sewing
Machine has met with, has induced the Messrs.
Rosenthsi to secure also the agency Of the I'm
proved Wilson Shuttle s40 Sewing Machine,
(which stitch alike on both sides of the fabric.)
Either of those machines are hrst-class; can do
than some-high priced machines. They are sold
on very accommodating terms, and warranted
by A. q j. Roeenthal, No. 40 Seventh street.
p. S-The Wilson Improved Shuttie Machine
IL well adapted for heavy work, such as leather,
clothing, ETC., 1t is for Gil kinds Of family sew
ing, and We would call the attention of shoe
makers, tailors, carriage ttimmers, &C., to this
fact.
EXTRAORDINARY BARGAIN ~ Doors AID
SHoEs.-Being fully determined to relinquish
the boot and shoe business by the LIST Of June I
am now Offering my complete stock at prices
less than cost OF manufacturing
j.. ROeEHTHAL, No. 4OA 1th street.
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CITY ITEMS.

SO MANY of our readers complain OF the Diff
Guilty OF procuring good tea and coffee in wash-
ingtoD, and consequently are compelled 10 send
70 New York for them. Now we woulf say, go
70 the American Tea Store, corner 9TH and [
streets; there you can obtain these Injuries at
New York prices. We are glad to state the II ct
that Mr.. Bowling In able TO compete with any
house in New York for quality OF goods and Dw
prices.
THE ESTABLISHMENT Of M. II. Prince. No.
1906 pennsylvania avenue, will close every eye-
ming at p. m. during the heated term. tt 4
FINE PANAMA Hat, worth fifty dollars for
twenty. A rare chance for one wanting such an
article. To be seen at Princes Bazar. tt
81 OFPiCE CoArs, - 81
All Linen,
HABLE BRoTEERs,
6y5,2 n. W. corner Oh and d streets.
-sf.ss WHITE DUCK VKsrs,
Brown Duck Vests.
liable BRoruHRs.
6,3,S N. w. corner eth and ID streets.
-,s .. la SERRsUCKKR CoATs, ---...
Drab D'Ete Coats,
Alpaca Coats, 80.
Nuns Cloth Coats,
81, Worsted Goats, 7-a@ 81
Blue and White Flannel Coats,
Cnlined Cashmere Goats,
HABLB BROTHERS,
6,o,3 N. w. corner 7th and u streets
THE Use of Halls Vegetable Sicilian Hair
henewer brings new hair upon bald heads, il
the hair follicles are not wholly destroyed.
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NEW RoITE From THE NORTH AND East
" TO TIE SOUTH AND SOUTHWEST
PALTIMOREAND OHIO RAILROAD

WAsENeroN, December Is ig7r.
Trains betveen W ASKING
WARRINGTON and =
WEST are now run ss follows viz.
FOE BALTIMORE,
Leave daily, except sunday az 6:la. son ara
s:2s g. N: l2;4s. 500, A.l0, $40; and ,:xs
pm.
Leave DAILY, except sunday, 81 sac and s:2s Q.
For principal Way Stations, Bladepsburs. r.l.,-
vile, Laurel, Annapolis Junction. and Relay. leave
81 l2:4s, 500 and soc .. m, 500 ,. IN. stops
Junction and Relay only. ~ NAnAsShs
The zoo .. N. on Sunday stops &c during tSs
week.
Leave at 6:4s q and ls n "a Nc train 20
or from Annapolis on sunday.
ON SUNDAY.
FOR BALTIMORE.
Leave at 500 9. m. and 3 90 $40 and = 90 m
FOB WAY STATIONS.
LeA' rcs RSs f = snS 6 80 Pax q K WRIST
Leave daily. except Saturday and Sunday, az
On Saturday st s:ss and SOD p m
On sunday az 90 and 500 .. m. only, connect
~Reeigng, farkershure, Pittsbure, &C:
Ger strskburg, and points between Relay House
helsy House via ssrasburg and Winchester Accom-
Through tickets 10 the West can be hsd st the
Fer New York. Phnadelyhis and Boston sec ID.
vertisenent o" Through Linz.
Master Of I. Tr Mspsgst3i
L. n. UOLH, General Ticket Agent
0Eo. Z. kOOh1Z. Gent Ag't, Washirgtou. NIP
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- LOT OF HERcHANDIsH, nov With ne Tor the
last twelve months, yin take notice hat n not taken
sway By the Nr0 Of September it will Be- seld to Ray
advances. ~. b. PRINCE,
zoos Pennsyivnnia avenue,
aue.d Loan Once and Sales Room,
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TH."USsHE I WE w.,H,sarox
PHILADELPHIA AND NEW YORK.

MAshlhsIoN, , nne }, lszO-nooa.
Ton and sH sSP S dffis are Wz~zP
run IS follows. viz: 6xAK@s<1
FOR NEW YOKK, s-ittO.a ehasss az cas-.
aid 300 D.
ROB PHILADELPHIA
Leave daily texoept sunday 81 500 q m. I2:fs
and s:4S y. NJ.
ON SUNDAY.
Leave Tor New York al 500 .. m. and Phiisdoi-
phis at $40 ,. NJ.
Sleeping carr for New York on y. u. train only.
Through tickets 90 PhflseelphiA, New York or
Bosten can be had az the Station once q ell hours
OF the day.
See Baltimore aud Ohio RsSlroad advertisement
for schedule between Washington, Baltimore, An
napolis and the West. J, T.. WILSON,
Master Of Trs1sport.fISn.
In. COLE, General Ticket Ascent
GEO. 3. kOOhfz. Agent, Washington. ien
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QuALIFTEp.--A majority OF the new off cars
OF the Territory OF Columbia took the oath of
ofice before Justice III. A. Hail. On the on &c Of
the Secretary OF the Territory. to-day and re-
eeived their commissions from DR.. Tindale, the
clerk to Governor Cooke.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-06-06

/ HAVE Just received our new styles Of Cor
sets. Also, q full assortment Of the j. b. p.
Corsets, which L sell at reasonable prices. u.
BAUM, 408 It'll street, Corset Manufacturer.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-06-06

SPRING CoLoRs.-I have Just received large
assortment of our celebrated Dollar Kids, in new
shades. CHAe. BAUM, f0s It'll street.
CALIYoRNIA CATAwRA WINE on draught, at
Miller's, go TIN street, opposite Odd Fellows'
Hall. 323:
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STATrosERY CoNTRACre.-Hessrs. Dempsey
& OToole, Philip q Solomons, II. b. Mohun,
and y. Z. Parker, of this city; Devoe 8 Co., and
Durham, OF New York, have been awarded the
contracts for furnishing stationery to the Inte-
rior Department and It's various bureaus.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-06-06

CHILpRKN's SUITS, in Linen, Lawn, aud Tar
settles; also, fine Imported Dresses, and sold o
low figures, at @. BAUM's Undergarment Fac
tory.
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Odeon Hall.

EASE TO THE FERT.-FOr Corns and other
diseases Of the feet visit DIR. Whites establish
ment, $50 18th street. opposite u. 8. Treasury.
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LOCAL NEWS,
HE LABOR srR1KEI
Threatening Demonstrations To-day!
altering of Strikers on 9TH Street.
Large Force Of Police ordered Out.

They Intimidate the workmen There.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-06-06

THE Use of Halls Vegetable Sicilian Hair
Renewer brings new hair upon bald heads, il
the hair follicles are not wholly destroyed.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-06-06

THE SALE BY AUCTION Of the entire effects of
WIZARDS Hotel, which commences on Monday
next, offers q good opportunity for the propri-
etors Of southern watering places to refurnish
their establishments. There are over zoe rooms
in the hotel, containing furniture Of every style
and description.
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HHNPLER has al kinds thsrmometers An
barometers. ~"
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sHERRY WIFE IN BOND.

We hsss tsy n casks very pale and aeucss.
town, ID. O., which We viii sell sf very small al
vance. 1t Is wine ofour own importation from %,
nounced By judges the hnesf wine this side the At
tantic. Samples can be seen et eur store.
TN Co.'s world renowned PURE WHEAT
WH1sKY, distilled from the best grain expressly
fcf medicinal usee The trade supplied at distiller
prices,by BBowEiEG HlDDLEron,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-06-06

The NEW OFFICERS AT THE CITY HALL
To-day, Major Lubey, the new Water Regis
trar, took possession Of his office at the CITY
Hall, and u. Richards took his seat as Auditor.
Register Cook to-day filed his bond in as 600.
Messrs. Todd and Cross sureties. Mr.. Willard,
the new Comptroller, has not entered upon his
duties as yet; neither has Mr.. Slater, the new
Collector of Taxes, but he will, it is understood.
enter on bis duties to- morrow morning and N
is said will have Major w. ID. Bramhall as bis
deputy. Mr.. Slater filed his bond with Gov.
Cooke in the sum of $50, 900, as also Mr. Rich
ards, the Auditor his, in the sum of 500, 900.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-06-06
EAMILY ITO UR.

w. GAIT q co.,
Indiana avenue and lst street,
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The following was received By contractor
Gleason at I O'Clock =. m:
GOvKRsoR's OFFICE, June 9Th, 1S71.-Hr
Gleason: In view Of the present difficulty with
the laborers, and to preserve the peace OF the
city. we suggest that you suspend the work on
the 9TH street Improvement until such measures
can be adopted as the occasion demands.
Yours, respectfully,
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CARE AND REPAIR OF THE SrRHRrs.-The
Board Of Public Works has designated the late
Commissioners OF Washington In the several
wards TO care for the public property In their
wards for the present and TO proceed with the
work OF necessary repairs, &c, until fu.ther
action IL taken by the board. :
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INAUGURATION OF THE BOATING SEASON
Grand Rerie0 and Regatta by the Ana,ostan Boat
Cano:-Ihe Analos.sn Boat Club proposes to
view and regatta on Thursday afternoon next.
The Potomac, Arlington and Washington Boat
Clubs will take part in the review, In the Po-
tomac, opposite the boat-house. The first race
will be between the eight-oared barge Falcon
and the six-oared lapstreak gig. the Lightfoot,
which viii, however, be pulled by only four
crews of these boats win be as follows Light
foot-Colt, stroke; Hill, No. 8; Smith, No 2;
Schermerhorn, bow, with Hall Lewis coxs vain.
Bradley, Parkinson. Janvier, Burnett, Morse
and Clark, with Behlar rs c0xswain.
Following this race, IL is expected, viii be one
between single scull shells, and the regatta viii
conclude with o race between the four-oared
paper shell, the Analostsn, with a crew COM
posed Of Roach, stroke; Gilmore, No. 8; Gold,
No. 2, and Samuel Lewis, bow, and the four
by Guriey, stroke; Tsppan, No. 3; Msunder,
No. 2, and Prescato, bow.
THE BOARD on PUBLIC WORKS at their meet
ing yesterday directed that the president Of the
Board designate one person In each ward to
act, until otherwise ordered, in place Of the
late ward commissioners, who shall perform
such duties as may be required of them, under
the control and direction of the engineer of this
Board. The president OF the Board viii appoint
the late incumbents Of the ONCE or ward COM
missioners to perform the duties named. This
arrangements being Temporary win continue In
force until the Board perfects the Organization
Of its local force. The work OF paving and
parking North Capitol street, from b to ID
streets, has been ordered to be commenced at
once In conformity with the grade established
by the Board. The parking is to be In the
center, thirty feet wide, protected by q strong
curb, and the carriage-ways on each side will
be thirty feet vide and paved. The necessary
sewerage will be provided and the work COM
pieted as soon - possible.
CARE AND REPAIR OF THE SrRRErs--The
Board OF Public Works has designated the late
Commissioners OF Washington In the several
wards to care for the public property In their
wards Tor the present and TO proceed with the
work OF necessary repairs, &C., until fu.ther
action IL taken By the board.
THE SALE BY AUCTION Of the entire effects OF
WIZARDS Hotel, which commences on Monday
next, offers q good opportunity for the propri-
| etors Of southern watering places to refurnisb
| their establishments. There are over zoe roo ms
In the hotel, containing furniture Of every style
and description
STATIONERY CoNTRAcre.-Nessrs. Dempsey
O-Ioole, Philip & Solomons, II. Is. Mohuu
and j. Z. Parker, Of this city; Devoe 8 Co., and
| Durham, of New York, have been awarded the
contracts for furnishing stationery to the Int
rior Department and It's var ious bureaus.
| OuAIIFIxD.-A majority OF the new off car.
| OF the Territory OF Columhia took the oath q,
ofice before Justice III. A. Hail. On the or &c OF
| the Secretary OF the Territory. to-day, and re-
4 ceived their OmmissiOne from DR.. Tindala this
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Orders for MOVING or REPAIRING a. pre,
ent VII be teft az ne resiftncs, No Il3 Bridge
je3 2ws j WEITa
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Of the most bois,erous-Edvard Winfield. VIM.
Brown, John Sims, John Brooks, and John
WLitiDR, colore q nen,-and sent them of 70 the
hrst precinct statiOn-house under a SQUAD Of
mounted meR- The remainder Of the party
then moved on, threatening TO return at one
O'Clock with retntorcements and prevent the
Irishmen from going to work. The mounted
men were sent down upon application Of Sir.
Gleason 10 Major Richards this morning, who
feared trouble. having been notified early OF IL.
At ten O'Clock Captain Brock went 70 the CEN
tral guard house AMI directed Lieutenant Skip
BON, with 4 squad OF Is men, 20 proceed 70 the
scene OF disturbance and remain there until
further ordered This makes altogether about
sixty police. and 10 fears are appreheneed OF
further difficulty unless the party return, as
they threatened TO do.
The word This morning was passed about in
the crosd tat Mr.. Gleason had got a number
OF Irish IabOreJs from philadelphia 70 finish
this 9Th street job. This Is not the c4se. Mr.
Gleason has obtained all these men with the
exception of two Irish boys, who are from
Philadelphia and have been living here some
tao OF three nonths,) from this city, and they
are
SATISFIED TO WORK AT si-59 PER DAY.
some dozen OF twenty more will be put on to-
norroW, who have been employed for that pur-
pose to-day.
Nr. Gleason IL ready to employ all able-b bodied
cOiored men who desire TO work on this lob 81
the same pay a. the white men are getting but
says this i the best he can do under the con-
tract by which he h bound to complete the work
II j. thought there Is rendezvous some
where IN tie ward where these men are meet
ing 70 organize for a demonstration aga nst the
lAbCTeTs On tbs work.
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CORNER az street and Penn. avenue.
Odeon Hal. Odeon Hall,
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PTspsTJ n ga parts II tee city for .sio on icnR
credit dOuset erocted Tor peTscLs oEn Ia 4 gTonnf.
snc lens time notes taken % payment Real sfs.e
rsper boueht and cole fal-tf
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A6GXAL VII.
Dspostos Praff's metaphysics AssyGi Osl
Just received, j 900 gallons Pratt's ASTRAL on.
warranted not TO explode. Trade supplied at Hep
=, BROWNING q mIDDLrrOH,
.r. el4 Pennsylvania avenue
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PosTPoyEMEsT of the "Grand Gift Concert
and Distribution" for the benefit OF Soldiers and
sailors Orphan Home CT Washington, ID. C., and
Founding Asylum of the Sisters of Charity, in
the city OF New York, until the 9th OF July,
ISL.
New-York tribune., 1871-11-21
PERSO

Mr. Dittcnhocfcr, United States Consul at
ManhcD raised 1908 horins for the benefit OF the
Chicago sufferers.
RMrs Samson, appointed to Office by His Ex-
ccllency Gov Calin modestly refuses to forward
to wear her rosy honors
The Rev. Edward Everett Hale went to
Chicago with Mr Colyer. and Is writing up the
ruined city tor \ Boston paper
Ebenczer Shaw celebrated his tooth birthday
in shesQucsqun. Pcnn the other day aud beaincd be-
nignantly upon full 100 descendents and kinsmen
The fine moral character and able judicial
services OF the late John NJ Mckinney Judge Of the
Southern District Of Florida received marked and ap-
proprato tcogDition from Joint asscmbage OF tho Bar
the Army and the Navy mt Key West. when resolutions
attcstng the general confidence in and respect tet Or
the late Judge were formally put upon record
Here arc two vicious thrllsts at Mrs. WOOdhulPs
friends from journals which must henceforth rest under
the deep dspcasure Of THE TRIBUNE and OF tho Woman
Suffrage women. for unseemly levty In tho mention OF
solemn things Referring to an innocent paragraph IN
THE TRIBUNE, The Cincinnati Chronicle says: CalnoY
A. g. Riddle the Don Quixote Of the woodruff! Clahln
party reycrses order Of things, and puts the good
knight OF La Mancha to fighting for wnd-mls lnstead
OF against thoI Aud the disoOurto0us boston Ooter
says: MANY who heard Theodore rIt0n's lecture on
Home. last Friday night wished he could DO made to
stiok ID LIs subject"
New-York tribune., 1871-11-21
DRAMATIC NOTES.

The revival of " ROscdale," at Wailack's The
ater, has met with tho warincst sort OF pubic wei
come and encouragement Tue receipts at TINS mouse
on Saturday evening, exceeded $1,000.
Mr.. Barnum's Exposition, mt the Sixty. thirds st.
Rink proves already great allurenen to the people
Large though 1t he, the hall OF the RINK Is com
pccy full Of spectators all the day and part oi Tic
night.
Nochange of affairs has been made, or ia likely,
at either Nbos Garden, tho Fifth Avenue Theater or
tie Olympic Varieties may be enjoyed as usual AT tho
Union square Thoater, and Mnstrosy dt the nan Vi Che
San Francisco Ministries.
1t is stated that Sardou's !" Le Roi Carottc" is
TO be brought out In II magnificent manner IN Paris
Sso 900 having laid out In scenery anu dresses
Mdllc Usson m the principal role in the spectacle
Mdile Theresa and forty clowns are engaged
The nearest prospective new play appears
to be Mr. T. c. DE Icons Paris; Or Tho Days
of the Communc"-which is In active preparation
at the Grand Opera House. to follow the T1ck't-ot-
Leave Man" Ii is by tho way mel worthy Vi hoto
that In the present revival Of the latter drama many
players participate who acted in the piece wren IL
was Originally done IN Ncw.York-n December, ioO3-at
the Winter Garden . .,
Last evening was uncOmmOnly Lively WIN
theatrical incidonts. Mr. Owono. at BooIhs inenteI
made his frst appearance on this stage as J0Shuu
B,terbu and Soion Shinge The "Iicket,3 Leave Plan
was brought out at the Grand opera House %tn M IT,
Florence as Bob Brieriry and MIS- Florence as Emuy o.
ErremOnd Miss Annie Lonsdalc and newly organIsu -.
company Of burlesque perorners aplesIod az tne o.
lanes fheater Miss SapphO-an utter stranger 70 tne
ScwsYnrk boards we beliove-niade her metropolitan
,icht at the Globe Theater.
New-York tribune., 1871-11-21
TIE STATE OR TRADE.
DONEsTlC NAPKRTs.


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