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is not known. General Lama, with 5000
government troops, remains in the city.

is not known. General Lama, with 5000
/ government troops, remains in the city.
A desperate conflict between band OF
Carlists and Republican force has occur
red before the town of Baycarente, PROV
ince of Valencia. The insurgents were
defeated with heavy loss in killed and
wounded.
The municipal authorities of Madrid have
been supended from Office.
James Gallagher, Brooklyn, returned
home drunk early Friday morning, as
saulted his wife, dragged her from her bed
and threw her down the second flight of
stairs. Supposing he had killed her, he
returned to his own room, took an Enfield
rifle and shot himself in the stomach. in
ficting fatal wound.
Shakespeare Caldwell, of New York,
formerly member OF Congress from Lou
isville, has donated fine hospital to the
poor of Louisville. II will be under the
control of the Sisters of Charity, but open
for the reception Of patients of every de-
nomination..
Messrs. Fisk & Hatch, of New York,
have resumed business.
The business houses in the principal part
of Baltimore city, were closed in respect
to the memory Of John Hopkins, whose
foneral took place yesterday.
A fearful storm prevailed at Wilmington,
North Carolina, Thursday night. A num-
Der of small houses were blown down.
Trees were uprooted and fences prostrated.
A London dispatch, dated the 26th, says:
This morning the steamer Gipsey Queen
struck wreck of sunkep lighter in lynne
river, and went to the bottom in five min
utes. There were between fifty and sixty
workmen on board at the time of the dis
aster; twenty of them were rescued, the
remainder, thirty or forty, were drowned.
Emperor William is better.
The wholesale drug house of McCulloch,
Hoger & Co., in Nashville, has been burned.
Loss, $20,0 900. Also, the Orange Hotel, at
Turner's station, New York, on the Erie
road.
Twenty Mexicans and several white men,
all armed, entered Dengeston, Fresno coun-
ty Friday night, and seized twenty citizens,
and bound them hands and feet. and then
robbed two stores in the town, getting
about 81 900 in money and large quantity
of jewelry, &c. They made their escape,
but the people are in hot pursuit.
William Orton, president of the Western
Union Telegraph company, has written
letter 10 the Postmaster General reviewing
the recommendations of the latter in his
annual report in favor of a postal telegraph.
1t is stated that as there is no absolute
necessity for heavy appropriations for the
of harbors, rivers and forti-
cations under the engineer bureau of the
War Department, the estimates for such
improvements. amounting to twenty mil
lions of dollars. will probably be reduced
to three million.
Judge Woodruff. Of New York, has
affirmed the decision of Judge Blatchford,
that the British steamer Queen must
forfeit to the United States s24, 900 penalty
for knowingly bringing into that port
articles liable to duty and which were not
upon the manifest of that vessel.
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is true. 1t is no humbug; the recipe is printed
around each bottle. A circular containing
certificates of wonderful cures of rheumatism.
neuralgia. lockiaw, sprains, dwellings. burns,
scalds. caked breast, poisonous bites frozen-feet
gout, salt-rheum, ear-ache, &c, and the recipe
of the Liniment will be sent gratis to any one.
1t is the most wonderful healing and pain-reliev
ing agent the world mas ever produced. 1t sells
as no article ever before did SELL and it sells be-
cause it does jast what 1t pretends to do. One
bottle Of he CsSrAuR LIsIARSr for animals
(yellow wrapper) is worth hundred dollars for
.spaydned. strained or CALLED horses and mules,
and for screw-worm IN sheep. No family or
stock-owner can afford to be without CRsTAuR
LIsIMssr. ]. b. RosR Il Co.. IS Broadwp~ New
York. sf srss4s4
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WHY, CERTAINLY!--We learn that
DIR. West, who. visited this place about ten
days ago is now giving spiritual manifesta-
tiops" in Richmond under the name of
DR.. Eddie. We exposed this scamp and
he left town at once. DR.. West or Eddie
is about five feet high, light complexion,
smooth face, weighs about 120 pounds,
and the ends of the fore and middle fingers
on the left hand are off. Will the Rich
mond press please give him the benefit of
this notice. fredericksburg Star.
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, RAILROAD STRIKES.
strike Among Rallroad Emplo

strike Among Railroad. Employees
CLEVELAND, December y 27.-The
locomotive engineers on the Cleveland and
Pittsburg railroad have struck. Passenger
trains are somewhat delayed, and freight
trains are on side tracks. The strike is
unsanctioned by the brotherhood.
PITTsBURG, Pa, December 27.-The
employees on the Pan Handle, Pittsburg,
Fort Wayne, Chicago, Erie and Pittsburg,
Cleveland and Pittsburg roads, all operat.
ed by the Pennsylvania Central have
struck. Every effort is being made by the
officers, and it is expected the trains will
run as usual. isA 4'ss a5a = 85s1 s@
CINCINNATI, December 27.-The rail-
road shops have stopped work to allow the
mechanics to take the places of the striking
engineers, No Freight trains, have run
since noon yesterday. The officials had no
intimation of the strike until that time.
Reports are current of attempts to
throw off trains. The engineers diayow
any intention to interfere with the trains.
They simply want their wages concurrent
to before December 1st. ~. g,..,a
The depots here and elsewhere are full
OF freight and passenger trains.
LOUISVILLE, KY, December 27.-T he
striking engineers and brakemen of the
Jeffersonville, Mitchell and indianapolis rail-
road, did not notify the officials of their in
tended action till they were ready to start
yesterday afternoon. The strike will
cause suspension of freight and night
passenger trains. Two daily passenger
trains will be run in charge Of non-union
engineers. aaia sssE5ag 81 bsa 80 b ti4
1t is reported that delegations from
different roads waited on General -Superin-
tendant Mccullough, of the Pennsylvania
company, and demonstrated against the
reduction, but they were referred back to
the officials Of this division. All the
trains which started before the strike were
brought safely to their destinations. 4
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THE. .LINaARD's-Two NIGHTS
ONLY.-Monday and Tuesday night next,
the Lingards will appear at Assembly Hall.
For the first time in our city, Dumas
French comedy-drama "Diane De Lys"
will be presented, with Miss Alice Dun
ming Lingard as The Countess in the title
role. The New York press, in speaking
of this piece at Daly's Theatre, says:
Diane De Lys is one of the purest exhibitions
of womanly devotion and passion we have ever
seen.-7imes. s,As s-ssasA ea.f
A play that may be seen and discussed by all,
the young and the old, the pure and the good
q lesson and an exampe.-Post. s.,t~,ss ..i,.
We have seen no play of late days wherein the
characters seem so naturally in earnest.-AafL
During the performance each evening,
the we'll known William Horace Lingard
will appear in anumber Of new and origi-
nal Sketches. sl -.
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DIED.

HAWKES.-This morning at o'clock, LIZ
zIE, aged four years and five months, daughter
of DIR. l. ]. and Vira Hawkes. tgrFh
Friends and relatives will please attend the
funeral TOMORROW at slo'clock p. m. at
their residence, walnut Lodge" near the nine
mile road.
MARTIN.-At ten minutes to o'clock Satur.
day, December ~, o fter, q short Illness, Mrs.
EMMA MARTIN, colored, wife of Frank Mar
tin.
Her funeral will take place from her late resi-
dence, 2l7 west Broad street, MONDAY, at 2
O'clock p. m. Friends and acquaintanoes are
invited to attend without further notice.
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DEPARTURE OF STEAMSHIPS.
FOR NEW YORK. 2 dAA4 <fN,

THE OLD DOMINION STEAMSHIP COM
PANY'sr elegant side-wheel steamship ISAAC
BELL Capt. BLGKENAs. will sail SUNDAY,
December 2s, at 10 a. M TZ4E NaaEfarYV1
Freight received until o'clock Saturday night.
On and after November /, ships will leave
Norfolk ut 4o'c,ocf p. m. during the winter
Through bills of lading signed, and goods for
warded with dispatch toall points-North South
east and West. Close connections madswith Gu
nard line for foreign ports. siHe3 GdAH l. &
Passenger accommodations unsurpassed. sHsr
Fare. ....Y oo
Steerage !. :. ..... ....................s... 90
Round Trip Tickets. .....................s.2 10 %
For freight or passage apply to
il sf4asB GEO. w. ALLEN 4 Co,
de 2e-2t Company's Wharf. Rceketts.
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The PLANTERS BANK has declared q
dividend Of five per cent. tax free, for the
past six months.
We COMMEND Harry ID. Vought, press
agent of Professor Macallister, the great
Wizard. to the kindly consideration Of the
press. Rgf5vyT 1a9ss{
Mr.. JOHN R. THOMPSON, for many
years engaged in the hat business in this
city, died at Englewood, in Louisa county,
Christmas night, in the. S5th year of his
age. -s-.--s-.s "a rs- t.f... ~. -. 49,
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Ho! FOR CHRISTMAS AND NEW
YKAR.-I have some fine Old Rye Whisky of
different brands. which will sell In suitable
Quantities from a barrel down to a gill. Also,
Southampton Apple Brandy, New England and
Jamaica Rum, Fine Fish Gin, made after the
old Dutch style, Port and Sherry Wine. Also
Irish and Scotch Whistles. 1 would also add.
that have some Old French Brandy, and many
other liquors too numerous to mention.
JOHN X. MALLor, wholesale and retail liouor
dealer, corner Main and Twenty-Third streets.
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CAUTION III
TO THE PUBLIC

RrcHMoSp. December "a, 1873.
The undersigned hereby gives notice that
IsBON BENEDICT Is UNAUTHORIZED TO
SELL THE TICKETS OF 1.-THE WHITE
STAR LINE" and that any tickets sold by him
on or after this date viii not be recognized By
the above Steamship Line.
&sS1 a J. H. SPARKS,
20. Agent White Star Line,
de 22-6t 10 Broadway, N. Y.
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IMPORTANT TO THE TRAVELLING
PUBLIC. " 20. ~ -
sEwARE OF IMpos1r1oN.n p

r. ----f A at.t " tithFsFt
The travelling public Is cautioned against rely
ing upon FRAUDULENT ADVERTISING for
correct information In reference to rates by
the different routes to points West. "A thA 2
The statement that the rates from RICH
MONDo TO CINCINNATI and other points
West via Baltimore and Ohio railroad are lower
than by. any other, line. Is PERFECTLY
THE ONLY DIRECT LINE FROM RICH
MOND TO CINCINNATI is via ClIESA-
PEAKE AND OHIO RAILROAD. by which
a50 MILES OF RAILROAD TRAVEL Is
SAVED. Ia i.Is ,hs.H;s stt l'71F Jri
The time is only thirty-one hours and ten
minutes. The rates to nearly all points are
LOWER than by any other line so u tH4g
For. correct information and rates, apply TO
any Of the principal ticket offices in the country.
Baggage checked 10 destination HoI.altsiHI
agziJ slL EDGAR VLIET, aa1I
tsi General Passenger and Ticket Agent.
de 23-lwE1itip f.IVesf~ee Sc
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THE LITTLE CAsE.-The court of
appeals has issued an order restraining the
sheriff from carrying out the sentence
passed upon Lycurgus Little, until the said
court shall determine whether there is an
error IN the proceedings against him in the
court below. There is no truth in the
statement which says that Lycnrgus has
been granted new trial. Clarke Courier.
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RELIGIOUS SERVICES To- MORROW -
The usual religious services will be held
in all of the city churches tomorrow ex.
cept the following special appointments
Seventh-Street Christian Church. Rev.
II. Q. Matthews at ii a. m. Rev. y. 2.
Tyler at ~ p. mo- 4 F-,lGaf Rsif ls
First Baptist.--Rey. II. "A. Topper, d.
D., at II .. M; Rev. J. L. M, Curry,
!; Oregon reg n Hill il i Methodist. eli Rev W. W.
Bennett, d. D., at IL o. m. atS .TFyW ae
Union Station.-Dr. J. c. Granbery at
IL a. m. .is.,is .f.lf9 haITG 60
Broad.Street Methodist. = Bishop Dog
gett at II a. M; Rev. J.C. Granbery at
"a p. m. l''" ~" ..@ /" 'iaD
Assembly Hall. pr. Hoge is unwell,
and there will be no service in Assembly
Hall on Sunday. Rev. DR.. Brown will
preach in the lecture-room of the Second
Presbyterian church at IL a. m.
Nicholson-Street Methodist. Rev. Will
liam II. Atwell, IL a. m. Rev. d. p.
Wills, II p. m. The sacrament of the
Lords Supper will be administered at
night. a1I IL l-.s.n ~ ~ ~
Trinity Methodist. st.--Rev. d.. p. Wills,
presiding elder, IL q. m.; Rev. A. O.
BBledsoe, pastor. It p. m.--subject: "The
Bow and Arrow.i = rss.If, ~, aaIf
United States Court -koom.-rhe ordi-
nance of Baptism and Sacrament Of the
Lords Supper, will be administered at II
a. m. f-..fftT It4Elg edt era vsA
First African Baptist Professor Allan
Curr, IL a. m.; Rev. Charles II. Corey,
p. m. Rev. Alexander Cunningham,
p. m. iA, @ iss.ss as oI1aEs
Third-Street Methodist. Rev. @. Stew
ard, II a. M. Rev. w. B. Derrick 81 q.
m. and u p. m.; SPECIAL subject in the
afternoon. - - f-i, 'if'io5f a
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CAsTORIA.-Is more than substitute
or Castor Oil. 1t is the only safe article in exis-
tence which Is sure to regulate the bowels. cure
wind-colic and produce natural sleep It is
pleasant to take. Children need not cry and
mothers may sleep.
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A Lawyer Found Dead i'm the County
COurt-h0use-His Head Horribly
Mashed esq WE- tsaa-a ~ is1sall
This afternoon, between one and two
O'Clock, the lifeless remains Of G.. w.
spa1lding, lawyer Of this city, was found
10 tne Henrlco county court grand jury
room. lie was IN o sitting posture when
found, and his head, which was horribly
mashed in, was in o reclining position.
T. Different portions of the room were
besmeared with blood. tt is presumed
that he was foully dealt with. The
coroner will hold an inquest at the county
courthouse this afternoon at 4 O'Clock.
Deceased was about 55 years of age, and
Q man of very Incorporate habits.
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CHRISTMAS Toys, wholesale and retail,
PHILIP WEBER, 1919 Main street, has the largest
stock of Toys in the city. Call early and get
your Christmas supplies. Also, manufacturer
of Willow Ware, Willow Baskets, Cane Chairs,
and Settees. H.
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MACALLIsTER.-T illusion genius
gives his last Entertainment at the Virginia
Opera-house tonight. z His feats have to
be seen to be appreciated; they are new
and astonishing. If you desire to see the
best magician that has been here for years,
go and see Macallister.
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! NEw York, December ,27.--The fall
! ure of Bancroft & Kreuth, dealers in hats
and caps, and Mitchell, Leet q Gattlin,
dealers in fancy goods, has been am
nouneed.. y The houses are not large.a .soj,
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New YORK, Dec. .27-noon. Stock.
active and strong. Money 6a7. Gold
1l04. Exchange, long So; short. 81.
! Governments strong and higher State
bonds ouiet. ss-r-IS
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SENT ON TO THE Grand JURY.-1saac
Hastings, charged with bastardy was to-day
sent on to the grand jury Of the hustiDgs
court for indictment by Justice White.
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THE State Grange, Patrons Of Hus-
bandry, of West Virginia, will meet in
Charlestown, Jefferson county, on the
fourth Thursday in January M
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srIsCELLANEOUs.

Fourteen thousand Republican troops,
under command of General Morones, have
left San Sebastian by sea. Their destination
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CENTAuR LINIMENr.

OENTAUH LINIMENT.--- -
The great discovery of the
age. There is no pain which
the CRsTAuR LININENT Will not
relieve, no swelling which it
will not subdue, and no lame
ness which it will not cure.
This is stt onO lan0uaoa h,,+ 4,
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NOTARY PUBLIC.--The Governor has
appointed B. P. Eggleston, Of Charlotte,
q notary public for said county.
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a =
OUR FIREMEN AND THEIR New
OvERCoATs.-The following communica-
ton from one of our citizens, who, no
doubt, knows whereof he writes, speaks
for itself in thunder tones, and should be
remembered when new deal for council
men is had next springs,
TO the Editor Of The State Jouraal:
l noticed yesterday the parade, and fine
appearance of our Fire department with
their new overcoats, and was sur
prised at the price which the
city tpaid for them. They could
have been made here for the same if
not less than what we paid for them in
Baltimore, therefore the city could have
saved money, and at the same time given
employment to some of our taxpayers
who are now suffering from the effects of
the panic. Several of our good tailors
have recently left the city in search of en-
ployment. One of our councilmen, by
profession a tailor, had the interest
of the city SO much at heart
that he went to the labor Of taking the
measure of all our firemen and sent them
off to Baltimore house to be made. with
out even offering the job to any of our
own tailors, who would bave been glad to
have had it. / merely mention this as one
of the many: actions of our council in their
wise deliberations, and to show the interest
they have in the people, whom they have
the honor to represent. TAILOR.
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DUPREz & BENEDICT's MINsTRELs.
This fine minstrel combination gave another
satisfactory entertainment last night at the
Theatre. Only one more opportunity is
left those who wish to see something
really good in the burnt.cork line, and
that is tonight. Those who are fond of
vocal or instrumental music, and good
dancing should 60 and see them by all
means. We say again, it is, the best
minstrel troupe we have seen in long
time. Give them what they deserve, q
packed house. 'tett.2ae5F
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1% AT. COST ~
D6r H. MoOO ORMICK,
AuCTfONEER AND COMMISSION MER-
CHANT, l4I4 MAIN STREET. 8

On consignment, a large and desirable stock
Of aFURNITURE, CRoCKERY, GLASSWARE
DRY Goobs, HATS, GAPS, NOTIONS, CLOTH
ING, &c.
would respect fully call the attention Of the
citizens of Richmond and public generally, to
this large and varied stock of the above named
goods, embracing as 1t does nearly every article
te5be found in wel-stoclsed house. The most
of these goods have been purchased since the
great financial crisis. at greatly reduced prices,
which enables me to offer to the trade and con-
sumers, at private sale, greater inducements
than can be found elsewhere in the city.
AUCTION SALES DAILY
copsignments solicited. Outdoor sales
promptly attended to. ..-..E
II. MCCORMICK, = az e
oc4 Auctioneer and Com. Merchant. ~
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POLICE oURT.-Justice White dis
posed of the following cases in this court
to-day: ...--
Moses Thompson, unlawful possession,
discharged.
John johnson, disorderly conduct,
fined $500. - Ss.8@aA1Stt8 t8 SsSl
Candis Robinson, stealing, discharged.
Harrison Garnett and. John HI. Wilder,
creating disturbance in the street, Garnett
fined 500, Wilder discharged. A GA
Lafayette johnson, stealing, dis
charged. nMoGR
Martha Simms, assault, discharged.
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c. F. Johnston, Toy Books. Music
and Musical Instruments and
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HOLIDAY GOODS.

Philip Weber, l517 Main street, all
kinds of Willow Ware and Toys.
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J. X. MolIoy, Main and asa streets,
for Wines, Brandies and Liquors
( of all kinds. hSHVsA3- fet'
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PARDoNs REFUSED. The following re-
cent petitions for pardon, thirty-one in all,
have been refused by the governor: Alfred
Grubbs, sentenced to the penitentiary by
the county court of Wythe, March Is,
1870 for grand larceny, for term of six
years. John L. Green, Brunswick,
November, 1872, obtaining goods under
false pretences, three years. Burwell
Moore, Southampton, May, 1871, grand
larceny, eight years. William Frazier,
King George, November, 1873, misdemea-
nor. thirteen months. Dairy Eggleston,
Cumberland, August, 1872, bigamy, three
years, Peggy johnson, Richmond, Sep
tember, 1871, stealing, five years.
Wilton Lipscomb, King William,
November, 1873, felony, one year.
Robert Robertson, Henrico, July, 1873,
burglary, three years. James M. Doherty,
Lynchburg, January, 1872, murder
in the second degree, five years. Philetius
Fredo, Richmond, December s, 1873, un-
lawful assault, Jail ninety days. Rich
ard Mlure, Gloucester, prosecuted to out
lawing in 1871, subordination of perjury ,un-
der prosecution for felony and left the state.
Emma Warren, Mecklenburg, December,
1872. jail-burning, six years. Thornton
Almond, July 80, 1868, murder, ten years.
Thomas Clayton, Augusta, December.
1872, house-breaking, two years. George
Dock, Rockbridge, March, 1872, murder
in second degree, twelve years. William
3. Prentiss, Lynchburg. December, 1871,
stealing from the person, three yeare. R.
Lawrence, Richmond, February, '72, grand
larceny. three years. jackson Haney, alias
George Walker, Richmond, October, 1870,
horse stealing, five years. John III. Haw-
kins, Chesterfield, March, 1873, felonious
cutting, three years. N. O. Shelton, Rich.
mond, October, 1868, obtaining money un-
der false pretences, six years, and five
years additional for second offence.
Michael Walters, Tazewell, November,
1878, burglary, = years, Woodson Doss,
Patrick, April, 1878, manslaughter, two
years. James M. Austin, Alexandra,
October 1871, bigamy, three years. Allen
W. McGregor, Hanover, November 1878,
assault and battery, jailed sixty days and
fined $50. Frank Scott, Albemarle, No
yember, 1878, grand larceny, three years.
Charity Fulcher, Henry, September 1872,
murder, four years. Martin Alley, Rich
mond, December 1871, murder second de-
gree, eighteen years. Wingfeld s. Hard
wick. Lynchburg, April 1878, grand lar.
cenY. five years, r. j. Wilson, Lancas.
ter, February 1872, grand larceny, six
years. Branch White, Lynchburg, Feb
ruary, 1871, grand larceny, five years.
Cleaton Jones, Mecklenburg, December
1871, petit larceny, Jail one year.
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RIGaMoSD THBArRE.-Duprez Benedcts
Minstrels
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.gan
THREE NIGHTS ONLY,
THURSDAY, FRIDAY AND SAT URDAY,
DECEMBER 25tll, 28th AND a7tl, 81
Return of the Fam Gus Artistic
DUPREZ 4 BENEDICPs "a "a y
m NEW ORLEANS MINsTREI.s, ~

Brass Band and purlesque Opera Troupe
with more browning, triumphant sIccess /
Having just concluded a most brilliant season
OF two weeks at the Varieties Theatre, New
Orleans, the pilace of beauty and ia shion of the
Crescent City, appearing before large, refined
and select audiences nightly. their receipts
running each evening from $500 to 81 ,6oo.a a7i1aa
WIN appear as above, In an entirely new, at
tTaetive and pleasing programme. 3 ha1osEF
Admission at popular prices. Reserved seats
tor sale at the usual places. EaH EEAH
CHAS. H. DUPREZ, Manager.
CHASs'H KEEsHIN. General Agent.
Reserved seats for sale at Z. A. Ambolds
music store
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