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hR. GREELEY's Two wILLs.-The New York
Herald has sharp article on the prospective
contest over Horace Greeley property, leading
on with this head: "Jackals lighting ever \
dead lion." The editor il "shamed AZ the spec-
tscle OF strong men leaguine themselves against
deienceless girls, )" and I'VE quotel ssIndignapa
that those orphan girls should hnd their worst
enemies in those calling themselves their best
friends" The Herald adheres TO the opinion
that the later will ought TO stand
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New York Note~

firRoUs srKCrACLE II BROADWAY.
NAV ORA, Dec. s-SOme OF the newly AZ
rived Italian EN- grants appeared on BROADWAY
TODAY and presented most miserable stecta-
Gle. They are almost destitute OF clothing aud
look starved. j lie clty authorities are some
vi a. alarmed az the arrival OF - many OF them
and u Is hoped the Oficias ~ Msshin..t viii
take steps 10 prevent futt CT inning alton OF
such = nature. The Italian consul An this ctts
states that ali Of hem have passports from theiI
government, and there are no bngsncs among
them.
FRIEND oF THT LATE EDWIN POOREST
says he lett al his estate tor the pgrps-s OF
founding an actors home IN Phnsdeiphia
The PECFRIETCEs oF THE FIFrH ANENgE
HNTEL
publish a card saying that they will bear g.
he costs Of the funeral OF the Victims o. the late
IRE, and will retmburse the relatives OF the
girls for the expenses they have incurred
AT MEETING oF CREnIroKs
OF the eighth national collapsed bank lat night
u vas proposed by twenty OF them % hegu
criminal proceedings az once against the DIRE
tOre.
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Espry rc2tef Ter Young Men from the ereot. of
nj " nses IN early tie Manhood rest bred
In y dirDe-Ss to marriage r. moved New m -thOd
OF trs stE-elt New and remark abs remedies.
foSks sn3 circulars free, in sreled envelopes
ADDRESS HOWARD ASSOCIATION No S5uth
- sire Philadelp Penn instit uton having
fessIOE al sk ia. de,z eo3m
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The GREELEY WILL CAss.-The Greeley
will case came up In the Westchester surro-
veloped that Ida Greeley had decided half OF
her property lett BY her fathers last will to her
sister Gabrielle, merely reserviDg the right to
superintend her education and affairs during
hSr minority.
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A CASH lie soon to be brought before an Ohio
court ~ decide whether the Pullman sleeping
car Psny shall be regarded as q common
carrier or - Q landlord. In the former case.
the company is simply responsible for losses
resulting from the negligence or dishonesty OF
the employees; in the latter il becomes Response
bic for the valuables of the dodgers, and must
either keep q safe to deposit these valuables, or
make good their loss.
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ITTsAPAcT worth knowing that tts-perchs
decays rapidly and be9ames brittle aud porous
when dry and exposed 10 the light, bat under
water appears TO undergo no change whatever
Gutta- percha sunk in the sea for twenty years
shows no sign OF decay, which must be regarded
~ a condition in which nature comes To the All
OF mechanical and electrical science.
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WASHINGTON ALSO HAS A CONSCIENCE, as is.
evidenced by the receipt OF a SIC conscen' ,e
contribution from washingtonian by the 5 &C.
Rotary Of the Treasury to-day.
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HORACE GREELEY.
A Terrible Disaster.
a LlGE7 -2oUsR DESTROYED AND AN ENTIRE


FAMILY KILLED.
a correspondent of the New York Tim,s,
writing from Gsspe Bay, Quebec, December .
says: he Jane Merriman, a fshing schooner
arrived here last night from Cape whItte
Lahrador, having touched at East Cape, on the
Island OF Anticosta, during a violent storm
which prevailed near that coast on Move Ter
70. The Jane Merriman lost the most useful
portion OF her forward rigging, and her main
mast was badly sprung. On reaching East
Cape she was safely harbored. The few fami-
lies " no inhabit that desolate island were found
by Captain Hay, OF the schooner, to be in a
state OF utter CONSERVATION, owing t. a terrible
disaster which had taken place on the previous
night. The highest and principal light house
OF Anticosta had been dashed into q heap of
ruins by the terrific hurricane which ragged
on the coast Not even the wall near the
base OF the pile was left. All was de-
stroyed, and nothing was left of the
tail and solitary pile but huge heap
Oh bricks, stones, irOn-work, and mortar.
hard by the Inflated lighthouse stood snug
dwelling, the home Of one Edmund Barter and
bis family, consisting of Q wife and six chill
dren. The once snug dwelling was ell but as
complete ruin a. the light house; and OF Ed
mund Barter, and his wife and six children,
eight bruised and irrecogniZable corpses were
ali that were left. The few Lonesome inhabit-
ants OF East Cape seemed, by their tenderness
tanned very genial feelings for poor Barter and
MS family while they lived. The bodies were
conveyed TO the house Of q resident who gene
rally performed such simple religious services
az were practiced by the solitary inhabitants.
several small boats were driven ashore at East
Cape, and the people there describe the hurri-
ca ne as the n ost terrible and destructive. The
June Merriman got away on the morning of the
2'th ulf, and brought her load of herring, cod
and salmon safe home to Gaspe bay.
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TIE CONSULAR AND DIPLOMATIC APPRoPRIA
TON BILL aggregates 81 ,326 ,I54 for that ser
yice-about So con less than last year.
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MINISTER SCBENCK, who has been to South
ern Europe, is now on his return to London, and
was expected TO reach Paris last night.
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Special NOTICES.
Caution.

LEEsPEKRISs' WORCESTERSHIRE SAGE
Buyer- ere cautioned 90 avoid tbs numerous
CCnntsrft it, kSd limitations offered ter sale.
JOHN DUSCAN's -0eS. New York.
oeIE7aWly Agents FOR the Unitei Sts,es.
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return from New York tonight or TO morrow
No-hing has been heard as to the result Of the
conference in regard to his TAX ing the editor
ship Of the Tribuns, but the elief is general
tsat the arrangement will be ELECTED.
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T. Q. L. LAMAR, member elect of the 'Iouse
OF Representatives from M Mississippi, who SO dis
abilities have just been removed, has bee struck
with paralysis, but DIR. Gsrnett says he will
recover.
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THH REPUBLICAN VICTORY IN FLoRrpA.-
The Florida board Of supervisors counted the
ballots Thursday. Harris official majority is
l,oSo. The republicans elect both members OF
Congress and the Lieutenant Governor. TN
republicans claim Q majority In the house or
ak, and in the senate of TIM Va
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OswEGo YOUNG LADIES hold Asr-pier.,ao
meetings. These meetings are not the scensS
OF shrill debates, but Of mutual improyemenrTSl
wearing Of earrings. wi INC
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AN rEvRsTIGATING YOUTH OF fourteen from
the country recently took = look up q coal shute
at Elizabeth, -. j. just then he received a
three ton anthracite shower bath. He was con-
siderably taken back, and got his good Clothes
dusty, but came out alive, and asked the
" fuel" of HIM. -AAke
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SUPERINTKrDBST MCCARTEE, of the bureau
of engraving and printing, returned from New
York to- day.
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WE SEE 1T STATED that the Presidential cleo
tofs OF New Hampshire, IT their recent meeting
at Concord, were {" astonished 20 and thai MOI
one OF their number WAS . user OF liquor or to-
bacco In any form" IL was truly q subject for
aetonishment, especially 20 the men themselves,
OF great disappointment 20 one or more OF them.
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Fox ScALPs.-Nearly two hundred fox scalpe
have been registed and Premiums allowed 10
citizens for their capture by the board Of super
vitort Ter stafford county, Va, up to December
LIST. The board, however, rescinded the order
passed at meeting in April last, 70 allow pre-
minns on scAlps which tskes esyae. on che Nrsf
of January next. After that date no premiums
wil De allowed in cor sequence of the heavy
iraught upon the treas airy Of the county, and
The repeal Of the dog lay.
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THE CIVIL SERVICE BANNING BOARD O
the Treasury department Will report to tn,
Secretary on Monday the result of the recen
examination to nil seven vacancies in the Audi
tors office. There were ffty-one applicants fo
prQmOtiOH.
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INTERNAL RsvBNr s-The receipts from this
.ouTce to-day were $3.50 9Os.T2.
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Inc weather 10 very stormy in France.
ibe Seine isrising. and inund ations ara thress
ened. Inc river Loire is also rapidly risine.
The project Of introducing salt water ipto
.ne CITY OF New York Cor extinguishine Gres
sn., , Jroe. oonsloefsnon in the AldermanIc
fnirty persons were recently poisoned NJ
Coral, Michigan, by eating sausseee. That
xnat comes Of isauing the brsss collars on the
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GEy. SHERMAN, who went to New York
several days ago, will return this evening.
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SwINDLING ON A LARGE ScALR.-Georye
Price, whom nobody seems to know, and who
IL believed 10 have sailed from Europe, has
MADE mortgages and deeds 70 property, which
he did not own, in Hudson county, n. j to the
amount of $500, COO and caused them to be re-
corded. For thess mythical securities Price go,
possession Of houses, lots, yachts, jewelry, and
tangible property, which he quietly transferred
parties we're in the confidence of Price. Suits
have been commenced IN reeovar tho pronarty
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CoLoEEp CUBAN SYSTEMATICALLY ..t-
,nx Oh Soiored people WAS held At Cooper lnsti-
nea sonorrence OF the policy OF the Spaniel
government during the past four years in Cuha'
H. "es sunny attended: Addresses denouncing
henry GArnett and William Saunders
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ALLEGED ArTEMPr TO DRrRAup AN INsUp-
ANck COMPATIBLE Rich mond ON Wednesday
George O'Day was baied in the rum of IS Oo0
10 appear on the first Monday in January, 1873.
before the grand jury OF the Hastings court for
Indictment, on charge Of attempting to set Ore
fraud an insurance cOmpany
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TELEGRAMS TO THE STAR.
This Anernoon's Dispatches.
.Essoesafed Press Reports.
THE CONVENIENT sUPREuE IN
Lot iSIANA
The New Orleans Nilttin Surreuder

NEN ORLEANS. Dec. ls.-I;en W a. smith.
OF the :. army, and lieuts. Hsys and King.
OF Gen. Emory = staff, this morning went 90 tho
- tie arsenal, held by the militis. statiag that
hey had Instructions from Wash gton % take
charge. The militia 81 once surren l.rel the
property snd vacated the prem ses. The OH
Gers retained their side arms, which were per-
sonal property.
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CIVIL RIGHTS IL REsTAURASrs.-Judge
Macarthur r did not, in the cases Of the parties
charged with violating the law in refusing to
entertain colored people, decide that the pro-
pfietOr's restaurant was s'his castle,' and that
he could decide whom he should entertain and
no one could question his right. as has been
published. Judge Macarthur expressed no
opinion as to the constitutiOnaiity Of the law
In the case before him, Is. Amans,) motion
having been made to quash the information, he
sustained that motion, remarking that. in order
to make keeper of rant liable under
the statute, 1t Is necessary to prove that the
refusal to wait on a we'll behaved person was
on account Of race, color. or previous condition
or servitude. This was the gist of the offense
and the substantial part Of the statute, and it
was therefore absolutely necessary that the in
formation should contain an averment to that
effect
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~ Winslow. president of the late Scandins-
Wan Bank of Chicago, is now reported in Italy
~Crab apples 90 into one end OF q mill AZ
Trenton, n. j., and come out labelled Dor
deaux."
ga Buffalo youth revenged himself ON bia
rival by throwing coal dust on his ensmy's lieht
colored pants.
- Colonel Blood wac surrendered by his
bondsmen in New York, yesterday, and rear
rested on the Chaliis suit.
The Stanton ruby will be s.nt To the
Crown jewelers. in London. 1t is now claimed
to be worth $40 COO.
sis probable the entire may oraity vote of
Boston will be recounted. Ten wards have al
ready made application for such recount
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III HORSE DISEASE appeared at Havana.
saturday t,ny' and L daily increasing. No private
no,,ng Ire seen on the streets. Native and
deaths are reported. row
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Mr.. j. BUCHANAN Henry, well-known in
this city az the private secretary to his uncle
James Buchanan, when he was President, is to
be married on Wednesday next to a daughter OF
DR.. W. q. Anderson, at Stapleton, Staten
Island. y. y.
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The CREDIT Ri oBILIBR INvEsTIGAT
MeComb, who was examined yesterday before
the committee, testified, 1t Is understood, that a
prominent member of the 10th Congress, from
one OF the middle states, got some OF the Credit
Mobtlier stock, out he does not know whether
be laid for IL or nor.
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IHR PRESIDENT was again beseged by a
large crowd OF callers to-day. Among those who
had interviews were Secretary Belknap, Secre-
tary Boutwell,, and Postmaster General Cres-
well; Senators morrill,, AlcOrn, Flanagan
Chandler, Cameron, Ames and Corbett; and
Representatives Buffnton, Wheeler, Bingham.
Wallace and Sargent, and Delegate Chaffee.
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THR CREDIT MoBILIER INVESTIGATING COM
hITTEK this morning examined Jno. b. Ally,
of Mass, who gave his version Of the affair, and
in some points contradicted Mr. Macomb. The
committee then began the examination of Oake.
Ames, but without Concluding it adjourned until
Monday.
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FIVE PILOTS LOST IN A SroRM.-On Thurs
gay morning during heavy gale, i've pilots,
Joseph BenZal, Thomas w. Brinkman. John
trout, Robert SAINT George, and James SelIars
eftSmirhvi.le, n. c., 30 miles below Whining
Ton, In pilot-boat to board three vessels in the
onlng. Friends on shore anxiously watched their
progress, and after getting we'll out to sea the
pilot boat suddenly disappeared, since which
ume nothing has been heard from it. Two OF
night and reported they had seen nothing OF the
pilots. The United States revenue cutter Sew
ara, q steam-tug, and pilot boat, after cruis-
ing on the coast nearly all dav in search of the
piiot-bOat, have given up the search IA bonsiesS
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OAPIURk OF BEARS AND DEERs IN VIR-
GlNIA.-Mr. 7. j. Meem, last week. capfured 9
nne buck, near the turnpike, in Meem g Bot
toms; IN Shenandoah county, Va. The deer
Weigned 100 pounds, neat. 1t was found feedina
OF PowelPs Fort, in Shenandoah county. kiIleS
on the 4th inst, black bear which weighed Do
pounds neat; ALTO two finA deer.
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TRANSFER OF NAVAL OPFICERs.-Lieaten-
ant Commanders Horace Elmer and Samuel
ID. Baker have been ordered to temporary ord
nance duty at the Philadelphia navy YARD; Mas
ter Erasmus Dennison to duty in the North Pa
citic station, and Ensign Marcus ID. HYDE 10 the
receiving ship Independence, Mare Island.
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ARMY ORDRRs.-By order of the Presiden,
the army retiring board in Philadel phia Is dis
solved. A board 10 retire disabled officers IL
ordered to convene in New York on the Goth
instant The following is the detail for the board:
ingalls,, Colonel George w. Getty Of The 3d Az
tllery, and Surgeons John NJ. Cuylsr and John
Moore. Colonel 8. W. Crawford, 81 INFANTRY
ana Lieutenant Colonel Thomas Duncan, 5th
cavalry. have been ordered 10 hold them "a, vas
in readiness for examination by the board
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SENATE CONFERENCE.-The Senate, in
executive, session yesterday confirmed q num-
per OF nominations, among them the following
Indian AgentsLBenjamin M. Thomas, South
ern Apache Agency, New Mexico; James III .
wilbur, fokama Agency, Washington terrific
~; Jared w. Daniels, Red Cloud Agency: l.. ).
ers, Moquis Puebla Agency, Arizona. ,Jsmes
wright, to DO superintendent OF Indian afairs
Tor Montana. Pension A gents-Silas b. Dutch
Vile, KY; Samuel II. JONES' Springfield, I'M.
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CYAN" aends to the Springfield R.pu6lica- re
following concerning "the tate unpleasant
Hees" In the Senate military committee:
Senator Ames Is having Q little of the expert
eree he helped TO f0Tcs on Charles Sumner
when the latter was voted on the committee on
foreign relations. This session OF the Senate
saw At 70 place Mr.. Logan. Of Illinois, who was
Mr., Araes, second, witt Q view to his becoming
chairns1. when Mr.. Wilson resigned. Mr..
Ames being West Point graduate, and With
an sxceliSn military record, Is also inf uepced
in his di -arpointmeAt and disgust at this by the
feeling between the regulars and volunteers.
Altogether the situation vas far from his liking
and, to-day, he resigned eli services on the mill
tary committee.
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COMPETITIVE ExAMINATIoNs.-On the 18th
inst. there will be . competitive examination to
I'LL one vacancy Of class four in the office of the
Second Assist ant Postmaster General and such
other vacancies as may be created thereby. A
few days later there will be an examination to
I'LL two vacancies of fourth-class clerkships in
the office OF the Third Assistant Postm aster
General. An examination will also be held in
lew weeks to I'LL one vacancy OF the third and
i've OF the second class in the Siy.h Auditors
afica %
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ATTORNEY GENERAL OGDEN, Of Louisiana
appeared before Attorney General William.
yesterday in the interest Of the warmoth fac
ton, and in . written argument asked that the
government would suspend further action in
louisiana until thoroughly conversant with all
ire circumstances OF the case. Attorney Gene
raj Williams courteousy, but firmly, informed
Mr. Ogden that all further argument would be
useless, and that the President hsd made M his
mind to sustain the U. 5. Courts, and that il was
not likely he would change his opinion,
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IHE DISTRICT APPROPRIATToN.-Thed eti-
cheney appropriation bill, which will be CON-
sidered In the House ON Monday next, contain,
the following clause -" To enable the Secre-
tary OF the Interior to paw the expenditures
made BY the Board OF Public Works of the Dis
trict OF Columbia fOr paving roadway and curb
ing ana paving sidewalks, grading, Sc verge and
other Improvements upon and adjoining the
Columbia. 81, 24l ,92n 80. or 90 much thereof Ss
may De necessary: Preride6, That all payments
under this Appropriation shall be made only
charge OF the public buildings and grounds Ct
ue District. after full examiEation and meas
urement Of the said improvements.v
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IHt CENTENNIAL COMMISSIONERS and the
Congressional centennial committee held an
informal meeting at the house Of Commissioner
Mccormick last evening. Among those present
were Com missioners Atwood, Lowry. Can't
Sawyer, SPHINX. Prosser, Goldbright and Donald
son, and Messrs. Kelly, OF Pennsylvania; Haw-
ley, OF Connecticut; Cox. of New York; Nav
nard. OF Tennessee, and Hancock, of Texas, OF
the Congressional committee. The evening was
spent In the discussion of various questions
relating to the proposed celebration in 1870.
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LfPoiHTNRHT OF MARsRAL OF THE ST.
PRIME CouRr-The Judges Of the Supreme
Court of the United States mot this morning for
consultation and elected Mr.. John G. Nicolay
OF H.. marshal Of the court, vice Parscns -
signed, to take eject on Monday next. Mr..
Nicoisy was formerly private secretary to rosi-
cent LAGcoln, and 10 we'll Known In W ashingtop,
Inc candidates WHO received votes we're
Jno. u Nieolay, ex-Gov. Kirk, of Ohio,
end Frederick Schlay, Of Nd. There we're
se<erA otaer candidates but they received no
membersLts make the selection. The position
il worth tsyS0 per annRm, AMI there Is ne
pstron4e attached 70 II the Jhief Justice
mates.
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COCHIsE GOING TO HAVE PEACE If HR Has
TO FIGHT FOR Ir.-Gen. o. .. Howard has
received private letter from Camp Bowie,
Arizona, stating that about eight hundred In
dams under COchise are on the reservation es-
tablished by Gen. H., and that no depredatioss
have recently been committed. Cochise has
notified other tribes that if any depredations are
committed or his reservation by them they will
be punished.
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ADJUSTMENTS.

GRAND CITHERN COECEhT,
PROP. FRANZ VALID ECKER ard AMATEVR Rs
forthe
BENEFIT OF ST JOSEPHS,
Third Monthly Extraordinarily
FfOSDAy, DECMBER 16, ls7s
At o'clock p. M,
INST. JOSEPHs SCHOOL HALL,
eSeond street, between and ., ". T. sli-2t~
ORG AIMED IN 1860
IINSeLN HALL-THREE NIGHTS ONLY.
WEDNESDAY, THURSDAY AND FRIDAY,
DeceE-bsr 18th. 18th aud 18th.
Is -RNCRO>pS a DINEY'S YINSTRELS,
tun the llth- street q psra Hou.s, Philadelphia.
rsssl tour OF the entire = nitsd states, led BY
NIB. \. L. CARNEGIE 50,
tint unprecedented Ttror Vocalist Of America, and
NIB. Il. + DINET,
PbNsdelph.a's greatest Comedians Unparsr.e led
sC~cets ofIhe
"NOSARCRS OF MINSrRELsY"
Every performance greeted with the elite ~ each
Rnd every city. the Rost fashionable ae.iences
crowd TIE auditorium nightly. Every perfor ner a
particular ertist IN their respective roles. and
gag expressly ftr their ind7Tiiusl specis,ties.
AN ENTiRK FIRST CLASS COMPANY.
Admission 30 cents reservsi seats, rs cents Seats
can be SECURED at Kills Mus:c Store Doors ,pen q,
D M. Performance c0mmence A..
G4-f >. II. LAsNE, Agent,
NATIONfL THEATER. BEGINS AT s.
IN Me-. AZ. G. SAyILIR, Lessee ManAcar