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SEALED PROPOSALS WILL BE
~ received by the Committee on Water Works
until O'Clock, ThurFdGy, April 10. 1873, for
making and delivering i've thousand feet OF four
Inch pipe, more or less, and two thousand feet
OF six inch, With branches and tees sufficient TO
lay tho same, and street boxes for stop cocks
thAtthO city may want The six inch Pipe 10 be
9.l6LhB thick and the four inch, n inch. The
branches 10 be the same thickness as tho pipes
Tho pipes 70 DO cast or moulded In dry sand aud
In Perpendicular position; to BIO OF good dark
yiron, 90 that 1t can be easily drilled. Each
pipe or piecO 10 be u feet four inches long (Dowl
on one end 10 be inches lOnE.) The inch pipe
70 weigh not less than thirty ono pounds 10 tho
foot, aud not moro than 80; tho Inch to weigh
not le's than q pounds To tho foot and not more
than 49, The pipes, branches and bOxea TO DO
made and delivered on tho line Of Gtreet where
wanted in the city OF Wheeling, on or before
the 80th day Of June, 1878. Tho pipes 10 bear
tho tGst Of 30 pounds hydraulic pressure TO tho
inch, and to BIO tested In Wheeling under the
supervision OF the Superintendent OF tho Water
Works aud at tho expense Of the contractor,
Payments TO DO cash on delivery after tho test.
Ing AID on tho Superintendent order To the
Committee. The Contractor or Contractors 10
RtVe bond with good security for tho fuldllment
OF the contract-the city rcSerVing the right TO
receive or reject any OF all bids. Bids will be
endorsed Proposals for water pipes, branches,
&c" and TO be left with tho CLERK OF tho city,
mar2l Chairman Com. on Water Works.
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WEDNESDAY, APRIL 2, 1873.

TIE Weston Dsm0crGt this week pre-
y AS It's Clash" in paragraphs. 1t Is
2 great improvement on the scrambled"
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OEALED PROPOSALS WILL BE
~ received by the CommIlteeon Water Works
until 10 o'clock, Thursday, April 10, 1873, for
the making and delivering Of all castings that
cept water pipes, stop cocks and flFS plugs.
Bids will DO endorsed, Proposals for castings
for the city" aud be left with tho Clerk Of the
City. 4. WILSON,
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TlRE AND BURGLAR PROOF
II SAFRS.-Wc arc agents for oEe OF the lar.
Rcet Cincinnati factories, and can iurnish'partics
madGrAll furnished with the new triple nange
improvement, and secured by sargent's comb
nation lock. Safes sold by us are delivered with
out charge for handling, and At prices lower than
travelling agents can sell at Cincinnati.
We have few good second hand Sarts In
stock, which will bS sold very low.
VIII move Safes for parties at low charge and
MRTCALF & BURT.
60 Maine Street
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PRICE OF TICKETS.


cert, One Hundred ThOuSand Tickets only Will
be issuod large portion Of which arc already
sold.
Whole Tickets SO. Halves Is, and Quarters
81 20. Eleven whole tickets for 800.
No discount on less than 800 orders.
Nothing could be more appropriate for preat
ents than tickets 10 this Banquet Of Wealth OF
more likely to produce g1ander satisfactory re-
suits. The object Of this Third Gilt Concert Is
the enlargement and endowment Of the Public
Library Of Kentucky, which, by tho special &C.
authorizing tho Concert for its bCnGlt, Is 10 DO
forever free 70 all citizens OF every State. The
concert will be conducted like the first aud sec
Ond heretofore given, and full particulars Of the
mode OF drawing tho gifts and pay Ing them and
ing Of the scheme, from beginning to end, are
now published In tho form Of cifcular, which
will be furnished nee Of cost to any who apply
Tue entlfG management OF this undertaking has
been committed by tho Trustees to Hon. ThOs,
BrAmlette, late Governor Of Kentucky, TO
whom all communications pertaining 10 the GIit
Concert should DO Addressed.
WIN, uALDENANN, Vice PTrst
JOHN 8. CAIN, Sec,y Public Library Of Ky.
FARNERS' D DR0VES' BANK. Treasurer.
As tho time for tho Concert 10 close At hand
april 9th,) parties wanting tickets should send
In their orders lEylHltdldteVii they would avoid
Tie rush and delay absolutely unavoidable in the
few days preceding the Drawing. All orders and
applications for agencies, circulars and informs
ton will meet with prompt attention.
Tu0S. 4. BRAMLETTE,
Agent Public Library Kentucky, Louisville, Ky.
]. Y. L. RODGERS, Agent,
lO6 Market street, Wheeling.
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DIED.

STEPHENS.-At Martins Ferry, O., sAtur.
day, March 81, 1873. ]. p. STEPHENS, aged Us
years.
ThOfuneral will take place from his late resI;
dencc, Wednesday, April .. at o'clock p. n
Friends OF tho family are invited to attend.
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For Sale.

Trustee's sale of Valuable Law
and Miscellaneous Books
DY VIRTUE OF A DEED OF
DtEuSt dated November 80, 1873, made Dy ~, =.
Richardson and wife, and duly recorded inc
undersigned trustee win, on
TUESDAY, APRIL 70, 1879,
sell at publIc auction at tho Court House Of
Ohio county, In the city OF Wheeling, the IN
sold portion Of tho law library Oi the late N.
Richardson, ESQ, deceased. Also At tho same
place, Mr.. Richardson's large, private miscel'
ianeous library, embracing many rare and Vnlu'
ar The SSle will bocoDtlnucd from day to day and
N euch other place, II deemed advisable, US may
hereafter be determined.
Catalogues may be had on application 10 The
"u''''' A. j. CLARKE, Trustee:
Law Office cor. 4th and Monroe sts, wheeling
West Va. nLt =
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00O GROSS BARLOW'S INDIGO
BLUE.
so Cases Concentrated Lyc.
rs Gross RiehardsOn's Matches.
80 Gross ParlOr Matches.
$50 Dozen MREOn's Backing.
For sale by 40
McCABE, KRAFT & co.
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General Notices.

TOT1CE OF DISSOLUTION OF
In PARTNERsHIP.--The partnership mere;
i, Pratt, under the firm name Of Il. Pratt & Co.,
was this day dissolved by mutual consent.
Tbs business OF the late arn will be settled
and adjusted by W. V. HoHc and u. q. CaldWcll.
all claims duo US. tObkkr fkAIt
EDWARD s. PRATT.
March 81 1873 marSl
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GEO. A. wIcKHAM, HncIIOnCGr. marc
CARD.

A CARD.
Having sold our Ice Houses 10 Mr.. Conrad
Seihert, wo Would respectfully recommend him
10 all our old customers feeling satisfied he will
supply them with good article OF pure Ice.
GRO. 9CIlkLLIlASE.
]. BRDILION.
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Under authority OF special legislative act OF
MArth 10, 1871, tho Trustees now announce tho
Third Grand Cit Concert, for the benefit Of tho
Public Library OF kentucky, TO come OF In Ii
brary Hall at Louisville, kentucky, on
TUESDAY, APRIL s, 1878.
At this Concert tho beat musical talent that
can DO procured from all parts OF tho country
will add pleasure to tho entertainment, and Ten
ThouAAnd Cash Gifts, agHrCgalng vast total Of
half Million Dollars currency will DO distribute
cd by lot 10 tho ticket holders, as follows:
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r INDsLEY INSTITUTE.
The Spring Term Of this Institute will open
April Cd, 1871.
The two terms, the second Of which iS about TO
close, have been decided success. 1t Is now
offered to tho public as pernanency.
marc WATSON D HUTCHINSON
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OBSTACLES To MARRIAGE,

HAIRY RELIEP FoR YOUNG MEN from tho effects
Of Errors and Abuses In early lliO Manhood
restored. Impediments to Marriage removed.
New method OF treatment New and remarkable
remedies. Books and Circulars sent FREQ. in
sealed envelopes. Address, HOWARD ASSO'
CITATION, No South Ninth st., Philadelphia,
PA.,-An Institution having high reputation for
honorable conduct and professional skill.
mAr26dAW
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THREE MILEIcE,

Having purchased tho Three Mile Ice Houses
OF Geo. schellhousU and j. BedIllon, would 10.
specially announce 10 tho citizens OF Wheeling
that am now prepared to supply lhOm prompt
mst9l F"'N 'S' CONRAD sRIRRRT
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WHAT CAN BE FOUND BY
calling at Is Market street, above Post once.
Just whatis wanted to keep house with, Stoves,
TInwAro, Table Cutlery and general A,sOr,-
msnt OF House Furnishing Goods, OF the best
quality, at low prices. Wholesale and Retail.
mAE3t JAMES R. CAMPBELL.
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New Advertisements.
mUNERAL NOTICE-L o. OF.

An invitation Is extended to al brothers In
good standing OF sister Lodges 70 meet with
rs o. tho Hall OF Belmont CITY Lodge No. q,
i9X O'CLOCK, to attond tho funeral OF our late
brother, r. g. Joseph T. stephens.
7 n, TUOMAR sec'y. ap9S
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special Notices.
WHEELING FEMALE COLLEGE

WTHEELING FEMALE COLLEGE
PEEPARAToRY DEPARTNENT--oneT Teacher.
ApADENIo DEPARTNENF-Three TeIchdTS.
COLLEGIATE DEPARTNRNT-FOur Teachers.
INsrRuMRNTAL MUPIc-TWO Teachers:
VOCAL n UsIc AND GUTFAR-0ne Teacher.
DRAWINa AND PAINTMG-0nG Teacher.
LATIN, FRENCH and 0ERMAN LANGUAGES.
No oXtra charge for Vocal Music, PcnmAnshIp'
Book Keeping, Latin or ElOcution. ,,o,,-,y
The Spring term Will commence AON ~ Il 4
AbrIl iIth. Send for Catalogue TO Prof. W. II.
Hnr'on, maTl7.d4W"
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BUGGY FOR SALE.

SCHOOL HOUSE AT AUCTION.
will offer the old Brick School HouEo in
Richie District 18th ward) at Public Sale, on
tho promises, at O'Clock r. H.. on ThnrtdAy,
April 3, 1873. Tho purchaser 10 remove the
building before the lSt day Of May next.
Terms. cash. ]. n. BICKEL,
ap9 Clerk Board Of Education.
New-York tribune., 1873-05-08
POLITICAL NOTES.

The most prominent candidates for the
nomination for Governor by the Maine Republican Con
vontion which meets at Bangor, June 10, are the
Hon Nelson Dngley, jr., Of Lewiston. and the Hon.
Nathan A. Farwell of Rockand.
The Chicago Tribune says Of ex-COngressman
Charles b. Farwell and his back pay It is reported
TINT n he does not it to the Treasury OF the
Tinted states he win devote the extra pay to some puD-
lie scryice-probaby the Public Library"
The city election in indianapolis, yesterday,
resulted in the choice OF the Democratic candidate for
Mayor, James L. Mitchell. by 57s majority. The Repub-
can candidates for the other city Offices were elected
stand II Republicans "a Democrats
This kindly mention of Gen. Buffers designs
upon Massachusetts, is made by the Rev. James Freeman
Clarke and appears in The Louisville COurierJ0urnal
"A little paragraph has been going tle rounds saying
have proposed Gen b. T. Butler as Governor Ot Massa-
chusetts have only referred 10 him once, and that
was in a sermon preached IN Boston Fast Day.
The Humiliation Of Massnchusetts in which spoke OF
the disgrace which had upon Massachusetts from
her treatment Of Charles the Of
members of Congress with the Cr6tit Mobier scandal
aud their completely with the salary grab. then added
that il was understood that a member from Massachu-
sets, who heated tne fOrlY the Treasury had
nounced his intention Of being the next Governor OF
Massachusetts. II he succeeded in tins sald hoped
he would not omit The word humiliation IN his prOclama
ton for certanly Massachus would never
hun,iated than by such an event Il Cen Butler
and hts friends regard this as nomination, they
welcome 90 h.'
The following statement concerning the ex-
ira back pay Of senators appears in The Providence
Journal edited by Senator Anthony: MANY Of the
Senator'S think majority Of them, including all the
present NcwEngand Senators, either declined 70 take
IL or at once Appropriated il TO public purpose
within their States" This statement is very general
and is warranted by the facts thus far public
Especially with reference 10 the New England Seniors
does 10 cOniim nation In Rhode Island. neither
Senator Sprtgue senator AntEOIy has made any
public announcement % the disposition OF his back
pav The YeiC London star ~ making daily inquiries OF
Senators Ferry ana Buckingham regarding tnelr sIe
% Eran, but vet no answer uas hceu gwen
Neither Iamu nor Morrill, Of Maine has bren heard
on the subject. Tie same silence s maintained by SEN
ators Patterson and Cugiu OF eW-uamp hire and
senator Edmunds OF Vermont II Senator Anthony has
the information necessary TO prove the truth Of his
assertion the best thug he can 1t publ.
IL will be very interesting reading iust now.
New-York tribune., 1873-05-08
p4SSFNGERS S4LLED.

FOR GLAsGOw-Fa steamship Isnalld, May '-Df n b Sfs'
r. = Campan BocErdge Davis Mrs bdmondsion H. baond
Thompson and Te z , hetorm,A M - " : iSl.an T p &
T. b. and daughter Mrs Bulge james VI
stewart a1d wife A. Lcchead Iud family P bulge 49,, ,,
FOR LIyERPOOL-iH sisaHsAp seusid May "A hcnanAf ~
p Wbcro1,e Y b. Sheldon W H. Wood Miss T. Dixon, Mss L.
Dixon aud Res b. Reiss, j. T. Opsthyea a. ehoou p
u-Tou Ingcrsol Mr. aud Mrs Peter Dsual 2
l. Painter Ms John Wood aud maid hT sod M II
wiekham Wlckham, W hanan Ms watts NJ apS Ms ''Iu
seph glyer,on r. Head and child Grs Watson, Mss l. t
a1e- M n Edwin Morgan. Miss Cook Miss Marshall n
Rbne,n Mr. J. 4. AudreSs Mr. James Watson hss
Ii Cb.es H. Roc kwe tiffany Isaac Morley, Ms heucemo
Nh and Mrs H. New Dr. snd Mrs Wa NJ hsf an ,1l
Ceorre X. Andrews, Mr.. Lougee ne Rev W Nou"s'
NJ, De Peyster A. De Peye M ant Mrs John h. holnol
Ma b. Peyster Elizabeth De Peyter theoofe t'tsecs
Nr J. r. Ormr, Chsfes Wilder = = b"ias' na' T.
ous Miss Websier and maid
n h. Hobson Mashal l. Johnson T. A. Johas'n As y"a'-a
FArs.s B. Capt r. T. Funkhn ard vile scar Alni A.
Ti.v D. Mrs Ames IN fsnt lnd
npy. M and X eles M, Mis- Punkentou T. LAYTON
Mr plups,nsu Gansuu daughter Ald soc M and Ms W H.
.,,- NJ n q Cantu,r MI NJ A. Gurher Mss y. Gar'her
and maid Nadde j. Soumeborti NJ anl h St lri "n
Rvcs Mrs. h. A. wGs Capt George ~ Ms " -..
M. U II Jtrson Bpnuelt NJ BohneIr dis l. 9lnel
A. n. infant ana servant W 400 NJ = n'hl- A az"
Ms l. L. Orme Bsury g. y neser " IA sEoek L. > NJ No Ml
r ana maid 4. Lehman, DE- n y Nenh 1er ana ns hAn
Wad Col II. g. Moran W. g. h'rgah "m = stl-f'' a'o,,'
Miss V. Stuart J. l. huekeg s9shas 4 "At " M "a
Gruuty Mr. M0sor Ar and NM hehare = by M aal
NJ Wwam NJ Cnsion AHd maid Mr. an Ma yohu'on c.
voe H. r. Cssg J. r. Wysong, p z. torata J. H. Wraf, A
ps',, N Au.r ElfelL b. A. Boomugle A. 4. Kinsald D. A.
Kifsbseli H. Dnsk John Scape J. g. koluhs helf AnDo l.
Knglsgd, A. A. Ksgsand T. 9 G. , " es''qs - ssa
W H. Bedrr Mt and Mr. Heny De CopBct, hss Favesu =
Seheret Harrv Ms Sclenct A. d. haper NJ rd no yeAi
sborali snd r. yagsaAn h.s Ase yasshai hosg '
n smith he Hoo J. J. ogry .no brother and rVAh VI aa
Mr. X Faler ". H. shsIy = r. h,r M. No1sI :, G.a ~
Howell Van Gassb-ck Leon De Joe "m rem Les' Ao - ~
Taytar Ur snd4 40u
New-York tribune., 1873-05-08
DEPAETUaE or FOREIGN MAILS
.rIrRsnAY NAY

THURSDAT MAY g..
PfmJnI ClerDourg. snd Hamburg 2er es
.hD TAurnga close q emenry Nal on Per loot o.
Thirt i0no.rn Steamship ssus AZ ~ ron
Pier oot0 Thir.-,t, H00OAeu
A Ptus.sn 4 o. si la s sent By his line.
bv steamship City OF Havana close Al
M Sugpemeatary hail Per No North River Is closed AZ
2:5 o. u. steamship salts ~ p m.
Mns for by the steamship 4bemAFIe elo'e Al 0"
Steamship sails Al 3 p H.. iTom Per No. - v K
FRIDAY, MAY ..
and ette-s steamship docks and INTENDED
20 20 supp M must be prepaid double postage D'
stamps money will be received BY the eefk m charge
it Tor iaAid- closed al tbe Newfork PostOhoe every
dav a q 2. n. and via Boston
Mails for Newfoundland the SeH YorL PostOhoe every F-
al D. fon Portland Me- 0n SATURDAY al p
IA. Due New York Friday ate m ~ IN
Letter postage Il1es except When gong direct VII
Paper. csnts eaeh sch must Dc pFtpa
SATURDAY. MAY TO-
Mas Britain anu france via V1eenso Nn tnd Liverpool ~
steamship Ocranc 1880 Supplementary Man on
White PavOuia Ferry. jersey City VIII lose AZ @l9 M
White Star Dock faFohlA fer,
Jersey Civ. Ia.
A letters DEPOSITED Supplementary Mails mGss Be prepaid VT"
double postage
Bremen hy steamship Rbe mails close 81 IL a. ~ 40
Supplementary Mail steamship sails Al NJ nom loot o. lDu''
re, (iernan And Pruan closed Mai by this line
Mail AspiBsa the Central American And south "a
the steamship Colon, close a. n Steam
snip = 4 ~ NJ from Per No. ~ " X
steamship Lagos close Al II ctall
,hip "a us AZ 3 D u. from Pier 10. Y y. r
Mail OF HoustOu cioss A p
stesmshiv sails a D. u. from Pier No % T. L.
New-York tribune., 1873-05-08
RECEPTION OF THE NEWS OF JUDGE
CHASE'S DEATH.
IN THIS Cl1

The news of Chief-Justce Chase's death
spread rapidly through this city and caused profound
sensation The bullctinb0ards made the mournful
early ia the afternooD the evening papers
carried the intelligence away from Printing
and in a few hours the had passed from mouth 70
month 10 every nook and OF the city At the City
Hall and the Court the death Of the great urst
was roferred 10 regretfuly and the SAD gence as
n sned IN the hotels received with expressions OF
grief. The flags above the City Hall, the newspaper
Offices and mrny business blocks In Broadway, were
som living at hamast. so that the conjecture safe,
"A one crossed the rivers either side OF the city that
the shadow Of great calamity had fallen upon the city.
The news was startling because sudden and unexpected
and the crowds that surrounded tho bulletin
boords fingered to read the announcement second
tlme as II they doubted the evidence or their eyes
Expressions OF surprise and profound regret heard
everywhere and even in busy Walst. bankers stopped
at the corners exchange remarks upon his great puq
lie services and his exalted character. At the meeting
Of the Importers and Groccrs Board OF Trade the Pres
dent announced that the CheiJus ico had died sud
denly in this city, and uppropritte remarks
made by various members. The news reached the
United States Courts few minutes before adj
iOurnment, and then only in unofficial form.
No action was taken by those tribunals
or by the state courts. The ruling passion strong
in DEATH induced few politicians In the court buildings
10 indulge in harmless though illmed speoulltons
that * Judge Edwards PerrepOnts friends would press
his claims upon the Presidents attention. A. night the
sad event Of the day forgotten for 10 formed the
pivot upon which conversation turned at the hotels and
cluD-hOuscs, and even In private parlOrs.
THE FUNERAL
The body OF the CmetJustice will lie in ST. Georges
Church during Friday and the forenoon Of saturday in
order 20 give friends opportunity 70 take their
last view Of his familiar face and Saturday at
o'clock the funeral services viii take place in the same
church. The Rev Dr. Hall will preach the funeral ser
mon and the Rev. Dr. Tying VIII read the service. On
Saturday night relatives and lreds will accompany
the remains to Washington where 1t is expected that
number OF Mr. Chases Southern friends who would not
be able 70 reach this city in time, will come 70 attend the
final services These will take place on Sunday, unless
il Is thought best 70 defer them until Monday
n CINCINNATI.
CINCINNATI, May 7.-Samuel F. Covington,
President of the Chamber OF Commerce, announced tie
death Of Chief-Justco Chase to-day on Change and
alluded TO his distinguished and the Intimate
relations he held with this city. Committee On Reso-
utons OF respect 70 the memory OF the Cmef-Jusi e
was appointed consisting Of hye old members Of LAe
Chamber.
New-York tribune., 1873-05-08


BLIss-Oa Taesay May Hr Ann W Bliss Sgd 20 ssa
V s.A viii he attended At .he -elese Of Der n D. N BH
West Portr-l nnL on T5ursay MY AZ 10 Relatives s@S
friends of the aIY. aHa aso o 0eT r oasue 4 ''ei 'N
BRopHEAD-On Tuesday morning MAY residence hs
of pneumonia John Roueyn Brrihead agri - eas -,
Reaves aud friends " family invited attend he nersl
services Al Cocste Reformed Dr.ch Char corner OF Firm
ave- and twenty nnh-. Fn-2T. Ma y a. 10 oei9cA a. ~
CHAsE-Soseuly tie residence % h .e1+laT W s. oYt No
West Tbty-tari-.t Weanrssly M = ? Chsss CAsf
The rsnaips viii liz In ST. grs Cnh Stu1vessnt
Fuday in thurrh on sat1rav 'tS p n
RIsESLoRD-Dr AonIo ~ EscsOra o pasauons On e IN
Fena, are invited sud us-s SUNDAY, 10 at Fort PIs.
GAYrs Brooklyn M.ys Charles A. son Of Gay.
r5s sa assrS Sl' soes hea al aeusr rAursi.r
Nay g. at O'Clock .. n.
n e. en- sna sseold ds1s .,er Of lisu icBrs
Funa services Der ase reee fasas y on Is2rssy -.
CSaa5els-sl. IRE R4T1y at las 5. ~
nA3ss21 & %s'''' % ,1 M5y % le a.H,. % a s ii5Ss r. oa %
ths t7tn Si bis age W. hscs 'l ben J. est
diseases. he leaves vie aud Oae cl. o. 80.
Nest bghieen9-sL pelr rAna'e or F.4.. ~ :. go, =, -
sad: ~. 1Id .,5s a5s IN r @ .s les - o. ,5' % ,sisrIssl
JANES-IB city, ra1ssy. Ma o. Gi-ara Pierce James, n u.
Puasu Ts1rssT at ST. sarks Caur,h secJ,ve at Il O'Clock
KElsER-on Monday Ms l5 4r1s'i a, = 'S' - ,,.,
heAI,es .lg i.,-4s ~ 81, - e rtgsr tss 10
ia.t at o'e.o~1 p IA
YecLuEEru . ct, on w-ius,r MsY ssphsH conover. 80
m ye, lsd si o. ~, ,aml rs invite, ,t'-r he aunsr.i
' r. a i, sI..s TaS.,.s sp Gsa19 sa1s7 ' s u - co.,
RoorA, Eoaa s. j. Va & N s,s 5.s Ss .s e % a:y . h'''
RlrrRRurssy Ma Eandl a.u a4.sn'er Of H'sea
& ,1a s'.ns' & sr. H Of s anil, arc Invited
- Tiora,S. 1a, Ma ' 3 = osiosl 5sgsst ia7ssa
wgsToSoa wlrsan ily = g, aoss''' o. '-' 'a's' hsAaa
wOaDES-A sse.es Hs5or y b. 9E MAJ JosH L eon'ea u.
d. ArHy. slei 49, o. ksr AlT.'', p y Seq' a. =; ; s'
Tram Issy,s 1910 Ion Graai ceatrsi Depo1
New-York tribune., 1873-05-08
THE DRAMA.
sALvINI IN AMERICA.

It was rumOred, some time ago, that the
distinguished Italian actor Salvini had determined TO
visit America. and tho rumOr s fully confirmed.
salvni Will come over under contract with
Mr. Maurice Grau aud viii give 100 representations in
ths country hegluning IN New York, about the middle
OF September His fame second % that Of actor on
the EnOpean stage He plays the leading parts IN
shakespeare as vel the chief dramas OF tho Italian
stage. IL will be accompanied By select troupe OF
playera II performances though given IN ihe italan
language, scarcely fan to win the attention Oh tuS
nt,lect,ia classes IN this c0mmunity-and indeed, II
be te rare and stately genius with which ne
respond TO hiu The augtIies iar; and IL viii not
e Surprising TO of RistOr supplemented
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