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BUSINESS NOTICES.

"THE NEW CARSON APPEAL" is de-
signed to fill vacancy caused by the
premature death of its elder brother, and
i've to the citizens Of Ormsby county
md the neighborhood north and south of
Is Republican newspaper-Yet it is
lso to be understood that its publication
vas begun with the deliberate plans and
Intentions of its protector to make it one
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he State.
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BUSINESS DIREcTORH.

AD~SA-s>o
A.B Criesbach. s. ut. Carson street:
Nilsson. Cheney 4 Co.. Penrod block. Carson
and Telegraph streets.
III Foster, King and Ornsby streets.
accb Tobriner. Carson and Musser streets.
& Be4r Fro, Empie.
Markets.
E.rle Market, Carson and Proctor streets-Mat
1s,v Ness Mako, King street John p. Meder
PROPRIETOR
Olccyich Bros, Carson and Fourth streets.
Sheyer 4 Morris. Carson street. adjoining
Wells, Fargo Co.
ce Rnsenstcck. Ca,son and Musser streets
kcppie L Plxtt, Ca1son and Third streets
Liqusss lWholesale,.
Geo. D. Fryer. South Carson street.
J. r. Sootf, Carson street, between King and
EEsser.
Fruits.
e. Perasich, Casson stzeet. ncxt door to theater.
Dr0gg1stA.
O. P Willis. CaEsan aAai King S1eets-
CIR Cotton. CARSON s.rer,. opposite the Cap
:toi.
T. Rcer Co.. Empire City
Watches and Jevselry.
John G. Fox. Carson street. opposite the Cap
Ch.a- ". Friend. c.rson street. between King
sid Musser.
Brokers.
Rice { Peters. with Wells Fargo. Carson
street
Imperial Insurance Company. Of London
Rice pctars agents. Office with Wells. Fargo
4 Co.
Bank Of California. C street. Virginia City.
Git Concert.
GIFT Concert. authorized lg Law, for the ben
eft Of thu State insane Asylum D. L. Biahcn-
syd. Msnsger, virsinia City. John D. kensy.
Livery Stables.
I'M. Benton, Carson street. opposite Wells,
O,.cii.ntsI Stable, Winnie David. Carson and
Restaurants and Lodgings.
sx:ersc Restaurant, corner Carson and Proctor
ssEaeis-
Crrsby House, Carson and Second streets
g H Mel.r = ScE prcpriet0rS.
st. Charles Hotel, corner Carson and Ih1f0
st-,e.s-eieo. Tahy proprietor.
earn SPRINGS Hotel. On Empire turnpike. one
an ous-half miles east Of Carson-L- L,cha-
Tele pssprie''r- s.,...
Tksater Saloon. Moor Parker; Carson Thea
ter building.
Bank Exchange Saloon 6weeneyS 0unc1nS,
King stree.-R. Il. BrUwI proprietor.
Old Ssz.rac Saloon, Carson street, next 70
Or,asby House-IeWis Thornton proprietHs
MAGNOLIA Saloon. County Building. Carson
st-set-Ga,e May proprietors-
:. A. Scott Cars1r stle T.
DsIey's EchsnSe. C.stTect. Virginia CtSy-C
a. Daley prorriatHf.
s,scs Sal JON. North c. street. Virgins City
G.aL.r / Shepard proprictcrs
Stage Lines.
Carson City and vixx1nix-Ladd Bilhngs-
csA.e in ST. charles Hotel
Ctnca AID Silver AonuuHSin--Lufhez Oios
yrcpri.tor-ofics 1t Wells. Fargo Co.'S Agency.
:. D. K.rsey agent.
Attorneys.
Z. D. Eawa7ls-0faoe in Swseoeys ouu0c5.
AlnS street
John G. FOX. Carson street.
CiGarA
Cas-. ". Friend, Carson street.
PhysieiAnA
Dr. L. A. Herricf. Homespathisk. 0Aoe in
County Building.
- Ra1lroads.
tr1Mi,is and Trurkee Railroad Company. o.
Soc, nnGs If tale Mint. On cszsan s:ner4. Il
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-Denis eel. Rksle6stsos2 sick nurss.
Wants. 4
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GENOA AND SILVER M0uNTAll
Stage Line.

Il UTHER OL.DS BEGS LEAVE TO
u 4 inform the travelling public that be Is now
rupniae line Of CONCORD COACHES. carry
ing passengers, cxpress and United "tstes mail,
from
GENOA via Sheridan, Fredericksburg,
W00GlI0r'a, Mafklceville, Mount
BDlliom and MOnftOr to
SILVER MOCNTAIN.
nVLeaves Genoa every MONDAY, wEDNEs-
DAY and FRIDAY. Returning, leaves Silver
Mountain every TUESDAY, THURSDAY an
SATURDAY. Lift
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nISSOLUTION NOTICE.-THE CO.
part rship h, 7, tofor- ,xisfiIIsy betwCt II i,
:. SPuUNER, JOHN LOCkIE. WILLIAM FAIR
5AIRN and 5. DJ BUIS, uii,, III name srd
lyle Of SPOONER, LUCklE Co. is this day
dissolved by mutual consent. ~. E. spoon, aid
ohm Lock-. will cuntinu, the busiIe, S. and are
done authorized to pay and collect all debts
owed by and du. said Lrln.
Carson City, January LIST. 1877
NJ. E. sPOONEH,
JOHN Locale
WIN. FAIRBAIRN
SIMON - DUBOIS.
most lark.
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EAGLE MlLL.

II All NOW READY TO DO CUSTOM
Work, Grinding Ped or Barley. at my new
Mn on Carson street, Just north of Davis Co. S
PLANNING Mil. A liberal share of patronage Is
solicited and entire satisfaction guaranteed
,sff +. W. PFrERS.
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LEGAL ADVERTISEMENTS.
Notice TO CREDITORS.

ESTATE OF JOHN p. KIRWAN,
~ dsceased.-Notice Is b. rely given by the
Undersigned Ex.eutrlX OF the above named ts-
tate, to the creditors of. and all p rs having
tlsims sgainst the said d.ceas, d. exhibit the
sane, z. Their with the youc he rs with
in ten tIGl months from the dat. her, Of first
public .tiun OF this notice to the und. rsisnes,
al the nee of Ellis X hing, Attorneys At Law,
Carson City, Nevada.
Cars III, .>evuda, November 5. 1872.
MARY A. kIRWAN,
Exc :utrix of estate Of John ?. kirwaE. de-
cease l.. NJ.
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FOR RENT.

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Central PACIFIC R. R.
A0E -:

I'm AND AFTER MONDAY, April
" Is. 1872. Trains will leave Reno Is follows
Overland Passenger Train for wadswosth
Win .emucca. Carlin, Toaro. Ogden and East
LOO A. u.
Overland Freight and Accommodation Train foa
Ogden and East, SOS A. N.
Overland Passenger Train for Marysvillc. Red
ding flor Oregon,, Sacramento, Lathrep. HeEcec
flor Yosemitel. Upton ifo- Los Anseles).
San Francisco, 2:l0 A. II.
Overland Freight and Accommodation Train
for San Francisco. l2A5 A. n.
A. n. TONNE, T. H. GOODA
9enl Supt- 6. p. and
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The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1872-07-18

ANEcDoTE OF FRANKLIN In speech
before the House of Lords and Com
mons, Franklin was interrupted by q
scion of nobility with v, ciferous cries
of Cough him down; cough down tina,
American mechanic. He was brought
up at the hammer handler
Calmly looking at the lordling, Frank.
lin said, ut is fortunate for you that
you were not, for your abilities never
would have raised you above it!'
The philosopher and statesman con-
tinued his eloquence without further in
terruption.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1872-07-18

IT is no disgrace for a streak of liten-
ing tew strike at a weazel and miss
him. Ii owned weazel, litening
mite strike at him all day for so cents
a clap.--Balings.
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organs 0etr testimony carries conviction -
Court and jury. Science In their hands =
made tho servant Of truth and justice Eut
the production of men who are profoundly
ignorant Of the established facts Of science ~
experts ON the witness stand In capital cases
is as insulting to science a. il n dangerous 10
the rights of prisoners on trinl In the recent
case Of the trial Of Mrs Wharton. In Annapolis.
Maryland, for the murder Of Geuersl
Ketchum, the readers Of the Hx..rp win
remember that the testimony Of Aiken was
utterly and completely broken down and Ne
prisoner exculpated, in spite Of the tendencv
of his so-called scientific conclusions No.
this same witness turns up in the Schoepp.
case, at Carlisle, Pennsylvania, and his testi-
mony there proves as contradictory and q
apparently worthless as on the former occs-
sion.
The conduct of such charlatans brings dis.
credit on science and tends to unsettle the
public mind on the value of scientific evidence
result that cannot fail to be injurious TO the
interest of society, by throwing obstacles in
the way OF the detection and punishment o(
crime.
The innocence of the prisoner was evidently
clear to the minds of the chemical professors
and the medical men. While the first proved
that the tests applied to the discovery of pol
son were insufficient and unreliable the latter
testified positively that from the symptoms
death could not possibly have resulted
from the prussic acid which Aiken inn
agined he had discovered With this
overwhelming evidence before him the
Judge felt called upon to express his
opinion that there was really no evidence
of guilt against the accused He publicly
thanked God that by the interposition of Prov
idence the former Court and jury had been
spared the commission of a judicial crime.
This, in effect, was charge to the jury to set
the prisoner free; but the legal charge, re-
viewing the evidence, will not be deliv-
cred until to-day, when DR.. Schoeppe will
leave the dock q free man, cleared Of
the weight of an awful crime, under which he
has lain in state Of suspense for some years.
If an innocent man can be thus exposed to
the most bitter and poignant suffering
through the ignorance or malevolence of an
individual, the sooner the law steps in to
regulate the evidence of so-called scientists
the better 1t is clear that in a case involv-
ing the life and reputation of human
being none but the men whose knowl-
edge is beyond question ought to be
employed by the government. To make
use Of obscure men is to encourage char
latanism and to make the State party to
the placing of stigma on the character of
citizen on insufficient grounds, or even to the
commission of judicial murder, which has
only been avoided in the case of Schoeppe by
the ssinterposition of Providence
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The kilograms from Geneva and other places
which we publish in the HERALD to-day afford
conclusive point in verifcation of the in
ference which we expressed yesterday, based
on our report from Washington, that the
Alabama claims arbitration is practically con-
cluded. The members of the Geneva Tribunal
have drafted the Court documents, revised
them translated their contents into the different
languages and complied with the provisions of
the Treaty of Washington, down almost to
the very technicality of the signing and seal
ing of the documents. This final act will
be completed, we are told, on the 14th instant,
after which the arbitrating governments will
be judicially informed of the judgment. The
Swiss city is joyous over the result Its in
habitants will witness grand entertainment
of State, given by their government in honor
of the event of the settlement, and then
they will say adieu to their distinguished
visitors. There are conflicting statements as
to the amount of the award which has been
declared for the Americans. The total is
made to range from fifteen to thirty millions
of dollars. But this is not of great impor-
tancc, provided grand principle in interna-
tional law has been vindicated, and that the
essentials of rule for the guidance of great
nations, in case of future wars, has been elimi-
mated for friendly elaboration.
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!: - Duz.ans - ths Bisnvi1ls.
- ths arrival Of the Mono Castle we have
ths fun and detailed narrative Of the appalling
Catastrophe Of the burning Of the steamer
Bisnvills. with fearful loss of life. The
statements Of Captain Maury and others who
we're ON board the ill-fated vessel, published
elsewhere. give . thrilling picture Of the
horrors of the scene on the 18th of last month,
when over . hundred human beings found
themselves In o ship on FIRE, sixty-dve miles
distant from the nearest land. On the hrst
trial. the nre apparatus, on which the main re-
lance was placed. became useless. All the
remaining resources for extinguishing fame
were tried Intellectually, and it be-
came certain that all their lives de-
pended upon half . dozen boats, which
even in unrufled water could not bear
mp their number. Confusion and bungling
soon consigned nine TO watery graves, and
many more eventually met the same fate,
while those who were saved suffered hardly
lex than the pangs of death in the long effort
10 reach land in open boats so deeply laden
that the waves constantly threatened to fill
and sink them. Captain Maury's conduct
Is spoken Of in admiring terms. He seems to
have done all that q brave and skilful seaman
could But what q commentary have we on
the inadequate provision of life-saving appa-
ratus in our passenger steamers We see life
boats capsized, leaky and unscrviceablc, and
their capacity not at all in comparison with
the number Of lives dependent upon them for
from drowning; we see steam
pumps that were not in working
order. And with an abundance of
many persons were drowned.
Steamboat owners complain against the strin-
gent provisions Of the law regulating their
equipment yet what impression can candid
man receive from perusing these accounts
other than that the Bienville should have had
far more and far better appliances for putting
out fire and for saving her passengers and
crew? Besides those brought by the MORO
Castle, thirty-fve persons from the burned
steamer have arrived at Baltimore in a sailing
vessel and six at Wilmington. In view Of the
appalling nature Of the disaster, We may be
thankful that SO large a portion of the
precious lives aboard the fre-ship have escaped
in safety. While we weep over the dead and
sympathize in the sore bereavement of those
who have lost loved ones, let us fervently sup
plicate the Almighty 10 preserve those ''who
60 down TO the sea in ships"
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TRIPLE S HE E T.
lew York, Saturday, September 2, 1879.
CONTENTS OF TO-DAY,S HERALD.
PAGE.
1-Advertisements.
acknowledgements.

PAGE
advertisements.
&-Advertisements.
IA Story of Shipwreck: Burning OF the Bienville
on Her Way to Aspinwall; More Than Twenty
Broken by the Cry Of "Firel" The Hatches
Battened Down; Escaping from the Cracking
Decks in Small Boats; Three Days OF Thirst;
Five Boats Reach the Land, the Sixth Lost
Capsizing In the Surf on Eleuthera Island and
Loss of Nine Lives; Anne Brain Wanders
Away and is Lost; Search for the Missing
Boat; Captain Maurys Report of the Disaster
and the Story Of the Chief Engineer; Full List
Steamer Moro Castle. and Thirty-fve at Bal
tlmore by the Schooner William MCGEE;
Names OF the Lost; Heartrending Narratives
4-Livingstone's Handwriting: What the HERALD
Has Proved and Why; An Array of Fac
Smiles and Mountain of Proof; Another
and Scotticisms.
B-Livingstone's Handwriting Continued from
6-Edtorials: Leading Article, ''The Nominations
at Syracuse Weak State Ticket-The Road
to Triumph for General Dix"-Amusement
y-The Council Of the Crowns-The Alabama
Claims-Cable kilograms from England
France Spain Egypt R and Abyssinlam
Execution OF Matrlcide: Patrick Morrissey
Hanged at Bufalo Yesterday-Important to
the Perfume Trade-Business Notices.
S-'Truth win Prevail:n Is Louis Noe Anything
But Fraud? What Mr.. E. Joy Morris, EX-
Minister to Turkey, Knows About Henry
Curtis and Cardozo-Interesting Proceedings
In the New York and Brooklyn COurts-Ob-
tuary-Ou on Fire-Large Fire in Jersey
City-Amercan Bible Socicty-Sezure OF an
Illicit Still in Irisht0wn, BroOklyn--A Woman
Run Over and Kiled-The Burglar Policeman
William ]. Aiken Sentenced to the State
Prison for Twenty Years-Election Regula-
Unconstitutional Casualty.
4-Financial and Commercial: A Steadier Tone In
the Money Market; The Rate on Call Five Per
Cent; The Gold Clique Credited with Throwing
Up the Sponge; Gold Declines Half Per Cent
and Receivers quarter; Decline in Govern
ment Bonds; Sunshine and Shadow at the
Stock Exchange; Forenoon OF Depression
Gives Place to a Twilight OF Joy-Newark
Industrial xhbition-Intemperance, Desti-
tuition and Death-Marriages and Deaths.
lO-A Story OF Shipwreck Continued rom Third
Page)-SchOeppe's Trouble Over: Sudden
Close Of the Trial; The Prosecution Breaks
Down; The Prisoner to be Acquitted To-Day
The Metis Continuation OF the Investi-
cation Into the Cause OF the Disaster
The Pennsylvania Railroad Fined in Tren-
ton-ltems from Albany-The Railroad Dis
aster In OhiO-The Straight-O Outs In Indiana
Shipping ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
u-Trottng at Halls Driving Park, l.. I.-Horse
Notes-Street Cleaning-Advertiseme
12-Advertisements.
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A LuLL IN THE PoLrTIcAL ELEMENTS. The
week which is drawing to close has been in
a remarkable degree full Of the exctcments Of
political party conventions. East and West,
with the Vermont election thrown in rs
special and general sensation. And the week
Just before us, beginning with the Maine cleo
ton on Monday, and followed up with politi-
cal ratifcations, fireworks, cannonadings and
professions. here and elsewhere. viii add
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THE WEATHER.
WAR DEPARTMENT !
OFFICE OF THE CHIEF SIGNAL OFrrc eR,
WASHINGTON, ID. c., Sept. IL A. M,

WAR DEPARTMENT.
OFFICE OF THE CHIEF SIGNAL 0FFrc aR,
WASHINGTON, ID. c., Sept I'll M.
Probabilities.
Gear weather for the Southern States, with
light to fresh southerly winds; southeasterly to
southwesteriy winds and generally clear weather
for the New England and Middle States with
rising temperature; southerly and southwesteriy
winds and generally clear weather during the day
nom southern Illinois to Ohio and Southern Micm-
gan; rising barometer northerly to westerly winds
and clear and cooler weather prevail by morning
from Northern Missouri to Wisconsin and westward,
and extend over Illinois and Michigan by and
during the evening.
The Weather I'm This City Yesterday.
the following record Will show the changes in the
temperature for the past twenty-four hours In CON-
parison with the corresponding day OF last year. as
Indicated by the thermometer at Hudnuts Phar-
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ANOTHER PETROLEUM FIRE "A fire in the OIL
works at Sixty-fifth street and North River
yesterday proved the inability of our means to
save building in which coal oil fire once
starts, and the absolute necessity that all
stores of that hazardous material should be
widely separated from other buildings. This
Summer has witnessed several instances of
great destruction Of property from this source.
We have had the great fire at Hunters Point,
o severe fire in Jersey City and now this one.
Oilworks are almost sure, in spite of every
caution, to frequently burn up. Should they
not, thon, be strictly banished from any near
neighborhood with other combustible prop
erty2
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The EGYPTIAN DEMONSTRATION AGAINST

The EGYPTIAN DEMONSTRATION AGAINST
ABYssINIA. are assured from Cairo by
Telegram that the Egyptian army has not ac-
tually invaded the soil of the Abyssinian roy
atty, as was charged against the officers of the
viceroy in late despatch. The troops of
His Highness stand prepared for such action
should it be deemed necessary; but it is al
legged that the overt act has not been consum-
mated. Several thousand armed Egyptians
stand on the border-dividing line, but keep
ing, SO fan, their own side of the point of de-
marcation. The viceroy's people charge that
this step has been forced on them by the
threatening attitude of the Prince Kassah.
Il is easy to perceive, Notwithstanding, that
the elements Cor very important movement
as bet.een Egypt and Abyssinia. are in mo-
e.on, and that they may give rise to very
dangerous quarrel between the potentates.
The New York herald., 1872-09-07

TIE BOARD OF POLICE ON ELECTION INspEc-
rons.-All good citizens will approve Of the
action Of the Police Board in reference to pro-
tecting the purity of the ballot box in the
coming election. That body have resolved to
investigate the qualifications Of all whose
names are suggested for Inspectors of Election,
with the view that no man whose character is
not clearly above reproach shall be allowed
to act in this position of trust Rarely in our
political history has there been an election in
which greater interests centre than in that
which is now approaching National, State and
municipal questions Of extreme gravity are to
be decided, and the feelings OF our citizens
will be most warmly excited. All honest men
desire that every qualified citizen shall be
allowed to vote, and none other, and that the
ballots be faithfully guarded and truly counted.
Let the free and fair expression of the public
sentiment determine the election, and there
need be no fear that other than the best candi-
dates will be chosen.
The New York herald., 1872-09-07

WALLACK'S THEATRE. Broadway and Thirteenth
street-IxIoN; OR, THE MAN THE WHEEL Matinee.
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THEATRE COMIQUE, 5l4 BROADWAY -ARouND TowN:
On eIGHrs or rHx CITY. Matinee at ~.
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ADJUSTMENTS THIS AFTERNOON AND EvEHHe.

OLYMPIC THEATRE. Broadway, between Houston and
BIeecker sts-REp PocKETBooK. Matinee at z
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Average tcmptfdtuFt ycstcfuay- IT
Average temperature for corresponding date
last ycar. 703
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traces Of sich handivoek = oenn1oe Hsn1pn.
the master q ~ ooovsntion. - bsm vun1 10
exhibit II vas mAds on ~ calculations that
the railways Of the State would roll their ssr-
pentins coils around the voters and foros them
TO the feet Of the liberal candidates
That an outcy sufBcient 10 alarm al rural
voters, republican and democrat win Be raised
against this elaring plot We have no doubl The
election OF last ysnr. II Il did not achieve In
the country what Il did In The city. certainly
prepared Cor the overthrow this year ct
the polls Of all conspirstors who pretend
to the control Of thousands of votes that can
be used 20 promote the selfish ends Of great
corporations In the Legislature Hence the
nomination of Mr.. Depew was blind one.
II has not q trace Of enthusiasm In IL for
democrats anywhere. and win produce feel
ing the very reverse In the friends Of reliable
government everywhere.
With these two names Of Herman and De
pew as the net result Of the combination con-
ventions at Syracuse. we have no hesitation In
saying that the failure of the Bourbons at
Louisville is inconsderable compared with il
sidential brick without straw and failed
ludicrously and utterly; the coalition
at Symcuse. with plenty Of good material used
only the most inappropriate they could find
1t will damage the cause Of liberal republi-
canism in New York more than the loss of
twenty vermonts or Maines. They have i'm
these nominations belittled their movement
and by mixture Of ignorance and reck-
lessness paved the way for the success Of
the regular republican State ticket in Novem-
Der, thus giving great State to the admins
tration which they might possibly have
secured for their own candidates 10 the Presi-
dency.
The New York herald., 1872-09-07

BOOTHS THEATRE, Twenty-thrd street. corner Sixth
avenue-Tnr BELLS; Or The POLISH JEW Matinee.
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GRAND OPERA HOUSE, Tweuty-t third st. ana Eighth
ev-RoI CARoTTx. Matinee at l.
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FIFTH AVENUE THEATRE, Twenty-fourth street.
DIAMONDS. Matinee at ~
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WOODS MUSEUM. Broadway corner Thrtieth st.
KIT, THE ARKANSAS TRAVELLER Afternoon and Evening
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ST. JAMES THEATRE, corner of csth ST. and Broad
vay.-SAN FRANCISCO MINsrRELs FARCE, dc Matinee.
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PARK THEATRE Brooklyn.-EvERYBopY's FRIEND
SOLoH SINGLE. Matinee ut 2.
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TO BROADWAY EMERSONS MINSTRELS.-GRANp
ETHIorIAN EccENrRICITIEs Matinee ut 2.
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BRYANT'S OPERA HOUSE, Twenty-third ST., corner
6th av.-NKGRo MINsTRELsY EcCRSTRlcIrY, &c