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Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-12-31

we tarried the number seemed to be on the in
crease. Tho rooms arc open daily, except Sun
day, from 10 A, NJ to p NJ,
Under Mrs Canby's management the public
may rest assured that there will be no undue
waste OF material. or that many impostors or un-
worthy people will be entertained. She has
carried to the work plain matter off, fact sys-
TEN Of doing buslnes1 which daily mauifests its
efficiency and practical value Con ribnlions
are thankfully received and judiciously applied.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-12-31
SECOND EDITOR.
murder In Phlladslphla.

YOUNG GERMAN KILLS HIS nMFLoIER AND SEEKS
TIE LIFE OF HIS WIFE.
PHILADELPHIA Dec. 81.
Godfrey Kunkle, a German baker on the
Franktord Road below Girard Ave, was mur-
dered, this morning, in his bake-house, by a
young German in his employ The murdsre r
robbed the house of ffty-ive dollars and at.
tempted to kill Kunkles wife in her bed. He
then fed, but has since been captured by the
police in a neighborng lager beer saloon.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-12-31
Tbe VirEinius again.

END or THE PROSECUTION BY The u. 8.
NEw YoAK, Dec. 81.
The sinking of the Virginius ends the prose-
cuuon for libel by the q. s. authorities, accord
ng to decision OF tie District Attorney.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-12-31
Yesterdays Cnbinet session.

bonrs cabinet meeting yesterday lasted two
osivad ~ Dtulrlns the session telegram was re-
tSa gu ~ the Aecrstary of the Navy announcing
sao sae sinking of the Yirginius Secretary Richard
sUn, sDa VINO returned last night. was present and
Seato oced that the figures on the treasury books
~ 9Ss9Wverusy Wy showed slight decrease from those
iaton onuSy IN the outstanding legal tender crcu-
FIopida tueneral spinner will leave on Friday for
Hioriaa Tor the benefit of his health.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-12-31

Noticing the organization of Judss Fishers
society of Eve Dslawareans resident at Washing
ton, tho Republican of that city scandalousy
SAYS lie " the intsntion OF the Delaware asso-
"sation 10 make the power Andinfuence of that
,'great State felt and feared at this our seat OF
uGnvarnmeptn
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-12-31

An ELEGANT CRAYoN.-The beautiful life-size
crayon, displayed at 9Th and Market Sts., of
" May" the little comedenne, who appears at
the Opera House tomorrow evening, in the
Little Spy, is from the pencil of Mrs. o. d Bar
rott Of Washington, d. O. From the exquisite
taste and skill displayed in the work, the artistic
would never be suspected of being an amateur.
The portrait was presented by Mrs. Barrett as
an evidence of her appreciation of Mays dra-
matte ability, and esteem for the little lady soci
alV
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-12-31
MILLS QUOTATIONS TO-DAY.
LOCAL AFFAIRS.

CONTRACT AwARDED.-The Lamp Committee
of the City Council has awarded the contract for
lighting the street lamps, during 1874, to James
Maharty. he taking the whole city. His bid was
- hIlS
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-12-31

Alligator skin is now, it seems, to be "your
only wear, at least Ws hear that sales OF that
article are arriving in New York, and that
fashionable shoemaker in Broadway deals in il
almost exclusively. Tho allegation may appear
a scaly one, but the alligator alone is rssponsi-
ble for H.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-12-31
ASHORE at Cape Henry,

GROUNDING CT THE CHARLES COOK AND DROWNING
OF OF HER CREW.
NORFOLK Va, Dec. 81.
The schooner Charles CCok of Boston, with
guano went ashore south of Cape Henry, yester-
day Four of the crew were drowned.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-12-31

bson bA warren warren county, Ind, debating society has
m""t discussing this question. (Which eat the
uiost fowls, ministers or owls?"
Byds Sog young man employed in cotton factory at
mat may when he was convicted Of being DRINK the
Sne III 'he mill took up collection and paid his
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-12-31
KATHERINE EARLE,
THE SPLENDID SERIES
"THE GREAT SOUTH

the most important and expensive series of Illus
trated Papers undertaken by any Magazine will
be continued through the year. In the December
Number we complete the papers on Louisiana. The
next in order will be the Lone star state; The
Mountain Regions of the South; The Iron Regions
of Missouri, &C, &C. These with the Essays and
Editorial Discussions of Literature, Science and Art,
Sketches of Travel occasional Poems and Etchings,
will make up Magazine of Christian Literature de-
signed to be
1.-THE BEST IN THE WORLD"
The December Number tnow ready has an able
article on the Resumption OF Specie Payment by DR..
Atwater POEMS by Bret. Harte, Macdonald and
Others The continuation of the two Serial Stories,
Shorter Stories, Splendid Illustrations of New Or
leans, the Paris of America; etc.
Editorials by large and able corps of writers.
Topics of the Time by DIR. Holland, in which he re-
plies TO Some Religious Newspapers :" laughable
Etching, &C., &c. An entertaining number.
THE HOLIDAY NO. OF ST. NICHOLAS, our
splendid New Illustrated Magazine for Girls and
Boys, the finest ever issued, will be sent to all the
Subscribers of Scribners Monthly for 1874 Also the
November and December numbers of ST. NICHO-
LAS sent free to those who subscribe for both Maya
zines. The July number of Scribner's Monthly con-
tanning the Introductory Article of the GREAT
SOUTH Series, sent to subscribers TO Scrlbner who
request it when making their subscriptions.
scribner's Monthly s4OO. st. Nicholas $500 year,
or 500 for both.
sCRIBNER & CO., 654 BROADWAY, n. Y.
dec3t-tf.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-12-31
4leH ADVERTISEMENTS.

4 ,lkPs OF hAhDNARh, table cutlery, with
ivory, ivnr idH, aud ru"ber handles, aAu plated
blnfes; chdren's knyrs ohd iOrhs, pocket kni7es,
SCISSOR IN HeJs razOrs Tiny pocket Xii eA, selssers
raznrs hAcht u pt CrTs etc.. Tor watch ChdrinSi
nnx : a. d chests Of o =, from 4Oc to SIC; patent
tOJl handles wentY NINA ure to Is In tnen . boys
ladies and goats s atesi Q othes Wrllsels hey WIZ
save IN III cost IN clothing and time y cirpet sweep
rrs sets OF p4rlDi aud Id croquet, miniature gar
Il n JOOe carpet stretcheTs, pi tted spoons, lOrk5
and mt nj KS srice aud cake boxes. ted b lis aud
an inN ci he Is nut CRACKERS, ca trays and Water.,
patent ASH sf pay for themselves IN G, al styed)
0entlemehS nj cking stool, boys siehs, appls par
ard a general var ETY. of useiu housekeeping hlrd-
ware, cuoerg, tools dc, by ,,.,.,su.m
NJ sss; Gignt ThiTJy-pFtl Nsrket 81, ,below Ninti,
~ " phaft.lnhiA
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-12-31
Deaths.

suARPE-,n this clty,on Mo, day. 2sth inst. Jesse
sharpe n he 64h year ai his aSe.
The relatives and friends are respectfully invited
10 ttenn his funeral, trum lie late r. sl enre a01
ID l. ware RYs,ua, on ~ ursdag, January lst, S74.
20 leave the house a. II O'CLOCK noon. Service
at L.. ., a. Nj.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-12-31
REMOVAL
TIE ARTlsANs' SAVINGS BANK

Has been removed to its new location, in the Clay
ton House. where 1t is now open for business.
Six per cent. has been regularly paid on deposits
since the organization of the Bank in 1861 and it is
the expectation OF ihe Directors that the profits
the accrued capital and the regular business will
enable the Bank to continue this rate Of diVidends
Deposits are solicited from persons in the receipt
Of regular incomes from Farmers, Mechanics and
Dealers, and from Widows and Children's Estates,
and from those whose business enables them t0
keep a varying balance OF cash, ffom which, II
placed with US, they will derive an income In the
shape Of -
SEMI-ANNUAL INTEREST.
rule of the Bank requires notice TO be given
the withdrawal OF Deposits, but In all ordinary
cases depoaitors will be paid on demand.
MANAGERS:
WILLIAM s. hnLRs, EDWARD DARLINGTON,
GRoRGB W. BUSH, CLEMENT B. SMYTH,
M. L. LICuTENSTKIN, GEORGE s, CAPKLLB,
I0aR P. MoLHAB. NATHANIEL R. BENSON,
CHARLES W. HowLAND, HBNRY F. DURK,
JOB II. JACKSON, WIN. 81. SWIFT,
ANTHONY HIGGINS.
VIM. S. HILLES, President.
GBo. ", BUSH, Vice President
-tfapr14 K. T. TAYLOR. Treasurer.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-12-31
--.Ta-morrow. "scLwear III :

--.To-morrow, ''schwear of
ORDERS we're issued Saturday to draw OF the
water in the Erie canal.
The next Psnnaylvania house Of representa-
tives will contain pol members, according to the
provisions of the new constitution.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-12-31
From Rnslansl.

LOSS OF rHs ELBG-DEsrRUouoS OF LLoYD's
NEWSPAPER.
LONDON, Dec. 81.
The steamer ElJe, from London for Hamburg,
was lost at sea. and thirty lives we're lost.
The burning of Lloyd's weekly newspaper
building on Monday night, caused loss Of one
hundred thousand dollars.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-12-31
The En,ioual Finances.

INTERNAL REVENUE REoFIPTs-MoRE HoPEFI L
CONDITION oF TIE TREASURY.
WARRINGTON, Dec. 81.
The Internal R,veuue receipts for the month
amount to %, ,012, ,993. Last month they we're
6,743, 900.
The Secretary Of the Treasury speaks more
hopefully of the condition of the National Trsat-
ury.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-12-31
Commercial Report.
PHILADELPHIA MARKETS.

PHILADELPHIA Dec. 81.
Cotton firm; 16I@17Lc. Flour In fair de-
mand superine S5Cg55 so extras, $6@$6 30 ;
Penna.. Ohio and Indiana extra family, $7.25C9
$9 25. Rye -four, S5@$51 121<. In corn meal
nothing is doing. Wheat steady; red S1.559 16O;
amber, 81 670S1.7O; white $1.750S1 S5. Rye
steady; 9O093c Corn in fair demand yellow
CSC ; old. 700S0c Oats dull white 55@jSc !;
mixed, 53@55c Whisky steady at one dollar.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-12-31
The steamship b chef.

ASHORE AND ALL EFFORTS TO eer HER OFF UNA
vAlLING.
WAsHNeroE, Dec, 81.
The steamship Relief, which had the monitor
4uo,aduk in tow from New Yoris, went ashore
near the arseual, yesterday. Attempts to get
her afJAt have not yet been successful.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-12-31
Financial.

PRICE or GOLD, TODAY.
NEW YoRK, Dec. 81.
Gold opened, this morning, at 81 .101s.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-12-31
Rumored ui,nrter a Ken.

BUT IT CANNOT BE TRACED TO ANY AUTHENTIC
SOURCE,
Bs4ToN, Dec. 81.
It was rumored here, last night, that the U.
s. steamer Franklin had been lost at sea- with
a hands on board 1t cannot be traced to any
foundation aud is not believed.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-12-31
weather Record.
REPORT OF THE SIGNAL SERVICE.

WASHINGTON. Dec. 81.
Probabilities: For the Middle States, south.
west to southeast winds, clear or partially clou-
dy weather, followed by increasing cloudiness
al1 rising temperature on Thursday.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-12-31
THIRD EDITION.
spain.

RUPTURE BETwEEN CASTELAR, AND sALMERoE.
MADRID, Dec. 81.
There ia a complete rupture between CASTELAR,
and Salmeron, President of the Cortes, which
produces some excitement in Madrid, but the
success OF the Government in the Cortes is con-
sidered certain.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-12-31
THE SITUATION SERIOUS.

LONDON, DEC. d.
A Special to Daily Ne,os from Madrid say 8
the situation in that city ia serious.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-12-31
alttp advertisements.
SGRIBNER FOR 1874.

CCRIBNER FOR 1874.
y
The unexampled favor accorded to this Magazine
by the public, enables us to enter upon the coming
year with the means of making IL more attractive
and valuable than ever before TO its large and in
creasng number Of readers both sides OF the At
lantic. The Serial Story Of the year,
KATHERINE EARLE,
by Miss TRAFToN, is a charming Love Story by a
gifted writer which is destined TO wide popularity.
There will he BRILLIANT NOVELTIES and the
BEST SHORT STORIES by sake Holm, Bret Harte, and
other delightful stOry-tellers.
A series of striking and unique PoEMs, with Illus
tratiOns, GOLD TIME MUSIC" by Benz +. Taylor,
known for his brilliant contributions to the Western
Press will sing to us again the music of the Spin
ming Wheel, the Flail, The Stage Coach, The Mill,
etc.
Portraits and Biographical Sketches of American
Authors Papers on Dairy Farming and Stock Rails
ing in Europe, on Household Decoration and Furni-
ture besides more than fifty other Illustrated Art-
cles are now in preparation.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-12-31
FROM MONDAY, JANUARY 20,
TO FRIDAY, JANUARY 30, IA

Entries close on Thursday, January 22d, O'Clock,
p. NJ, and none will he received after that date.
The competition will be great, as there will be
over $1,000 given as special premiums.
OFFICE or SOCIETY: In the Assembly Buildings,
Tenth aud Chestnut Sts., Philadelphia. jan1-4tw1td
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-12-31
ODD FELLOWS HALL,
CERIjIMAS WEEK.

W Z M A n,
Commencing WEDNESDAY EVENING, DEC. 94th.
M4TYNEEs CHRISTMAS AND NEW YEAR, AT
THREE O'CLOCK.
First appearance in Wilmington Of the wonderful
AuToMAToM ZouAVE DRUMMER
MIde IN Paris expressly for Prof. wyman ct q cost
of nearly 5000.
Watches, Barrels of Flour, and Other Useful
Prese1ts Given nwny at each Performance.
present to every purchaser Of ticket. No blanks.
Centss
det22st
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-12-31

EMAkcIPATIoMI
THE ELEVENTH. ANNIvERsAY
Of Emancipation will be celebrated by the citizens
Of ilmington, Delaware, on
Thursday, Jan. Ist, 1874,
At1O.sO A. NJ, q UNION MEETING will be beld
in Zion NJ. E. Church, and a sermon preached by
Rev. K. II, Chippy At O'Clock ADDRESSES will
be delivered by Rev L. Patterson and others at the
Union Cuureh. At ~, p. M. a general MASS
MEETING will be held in the City Hall, when the
Proclamation will be read and addresses delivered
BY prominent speakers. All societies, members Of
churches and citizens generally are invited to par
ticpate in the celebration.
BY oTder of the Citizens Memorial Committee.
dec29.3ts ABRAHAM MURRAY, President.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-12-31
DAi(u Commercial.
,EuKINe q ATKINSON.

,,uvs ATKINSON. ,........."- .PssAisAeFs
..-n.. r.,ma. Kto., ses Second Page.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-12-31
In her Protean Play of 1.-THE LITTLE SPY"

The excellence of her characterizations, proficiency
III Jig and Clog Dancing, Sweet Singing, Banjo
Playing, and her Rich and Elegant Costumes
all combine to make her performances
most attractive
Popular prices Admission 35 and soc. Reserve
ell Seats 55c., for sale at Boughman, Thomas d
Co.'S, two days in advance.
Doors open at commence ut s. dec31-2ts
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-12-31
4eiu %arerMsettaeGts.

XTTE DELIVER COAL BY OUR PA
w TENT Wagons directly into the cellars of
our patrons without dumping on the pavement
q. w. BUSH a. son,
French ST wharf
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-12-31
SsHaNEtH1,

ENIRsT NATIONAL. BANK,
OF WILMINGTON,
DsEos'sOs.y Of the Public Monies,
AND
FINANCIAL AGENT OF TH UNITED STATES
EDWARD BELTS, PRESIDENT.
GEO. D. ARMSTRONG, CkzzIKR
Paid Up Capital, $500, GOO
Bg-Phiedelphia and New York Kxchsnt fur.
nished to regular depositorA without charge.
Discount days. Mondays and Thursdays, at sk A. n.
DIRECTORS:
CLEKENT B. SMYTH, GEORGE ". BUsH,
ISRAEL PUBBY, ELI GARNET,
HENRY s. McCoMB, JOSHUA I. HKALD,
DANIEL JAMES, WuIIAM TATNAIL5
EDWARD BETS oct1-1y
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-12-31
To be held

W. CORNER TENTH AND CHESTNUT STREETS,
PHILADELPHIA.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-12-31

ASSEMBLY BUILDINGS,
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-12-31

Mrs. Candy expresses some surprise at the
paucity in numbersof the partakers of the soup,
but says that the quantity daily distributed Is
now beginning to increase. She thinks that
themselves upon.the charities of her department;
but such should not be. All who call are kindly
received, and very few are turned hungry away
The soup house was opened on the 18th OF Dec
ember, and since that time soup has been given
away as follows 0n the 18th quart; 18th; .;
2and, l9Ja: 23rd. 49,; 25th, l6, Doth, 50; 27th,
55 29th, 6O15; 9Oth, 81. When the doors were
opened, this morning, at 10 O'Clock. a number
presented themselves and during the short time
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-12-31
GntertaimitIEuts.

A NNUAL EXHIBITION
OF THE
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-12-31

PENNSYLVANIA STATE POULTRY SOCIETY,
The New York herald., 1873-08-31
ADJUSTMENTS.
DoOTn'S THEATRE.
JEFFERSON.


Roorn's THEATRE JEFFERSON.
The undersigned in taking charge ofthe aeors named
i has gained. % receive eontnuance Of the public
o Sn to a and T ss Tss as
not only in this country but % IN Europe ownS e ,hS
engagements must s q Lessee Se osy snd Sar wse
MONDAY rhs hRsss ihsrs's VII wshr4RsaSRa 9Rsaa sR
w'te yosapH 81 qriTfI;' JfT kssSs lssSi''s
Chs first appearance sl ,,ntas n thTce Eyes years..
'AaS9s aSg,s s't$$$$$$$, 5$$$$, Il; . '''''''' y
- s%' s"slsSSfst' iSSSS $HSst IA sasAvsonsx' ..,,
house and dqIi@g Md3,h hs season" IN which
will appear
With THE ;s.,.' ,s. 's wi" ss
rs a :s"ns 9ss:sS jssrHRsoz
NICK Nassiis aedGer, landlord Of the osorse ~ s
(hrst appear ance) Mr. .. SeItOy
SsaSsh Ssddsr "ssa years rt n...
Msster 'uyen IiSs EeSS
Rp. p"s ds"ss .,ed Mar, "'.
amy vii Will sn &c CT s sm thing to
sS:' II; s Nj: ssS %s
and Misses s%d sSFs f0Af S''0'
Mess p Booth wasr Joseph w4ssSsx
ys$.sI
I6sid r. Learoai, L. simpson, Frank Little j. lay
JEFFERSON 1ATsfFv sF vSs n SAEEnRAx xiSEnR NEXT st
SATURDAY EVENING. September g. 1878, entire
change q bill when Will be produced, for the first time
Thrilling 4hs agd ka% H%s'sns %sabxras Dsr%s entitled
first appearance this season.
days in s4ysnss a the Bs:
music music st store ree Of g. H. Dis:on Co., III Brssiway
OLYMPIC rHEATnE sigsHs THoMssoS TROUPE
0fths word-famed, "Pssrless Queen Of BurlesQue"
Mis-. LYDIA THOMPSON
HER NEW MAx&orH COMPANY.
Second week of the new by George Row"
FOUR ssRRsassnscr1oNs, ssRs ssnscr
ss3Ss!ax shs gnapproachable Original, instantaneous
NJ. coLLoDIoN,
al
canoe in t9f tho
EVERY ssgbs H 4fpHasss SATURDAY
MATINEES, until further notice.
E0tice.-Owing the limited term OF the present
gagement MEPHISTO will soon give place to SINBAD
ATIBLO'3 GARDEN BLACK CROOK.
The magnificent Ballet Spectacular Romance
THE BLACK CROOK
THE BLACK CROOK.
WITH ITS MYRIAD OF SPLENDORS.
THE INCANTATION SCENE.
MATT MORGAN'S GRAND PICTORIAL ALLKGORY
WINE, WOMEN WEALTH, POWER
FORTUNE IN WAR.
IMMORTALITY
SUPERB CORIS DE BALLET.
Miles BONI AND GlAVASSI.
THE KIRALTYa.
GRAND BALLET OF NATIONS
REQAAEY, THE GREAT FRENCH CARICATURIST.
THR TWIN SISTERS VERDAIS.
THE MADRIaAL BOYS.
&. D. DAVIES, THE PREMIER vENTRILOQUISI.
GORGEOUS COSTUMES, CHARMING MUSIC.
Performances commence at 7:45. Carriages at II 80
BOX OFFlCk OPEN DAILY AT 8 A. NJ
MATINEES WEDNESDAY AND SATURDAY AT -
The New York herald., 1873-08-31

Director %AUR1GE r. CRAY y;XT
Busincss Manager r...................Mr D. DE VIVo
Mr. oEsH sa Fl Sriss SPfs t. sarnss Mat the
SEASON wv 1wEsSlY EsSSs Y ea a'i irfhliKyronMANcns fliKy
paSt IN M 9sa % IS little sssS e to s
in advance OF The merits which have made this artist
'Ss q a @ sss
they have been sS5sS SSFs s pas selected
af s 'fis1; Ssay E
oSR 'tf %RF
Tns sds5s1 HA5yss1 1sS2Na S2HFATH PEARSa ,SsEHDHs
s'ss
ssnoras ssa. ria sIan g. Aar,.,, ss cesn
Ads iasds ssFrsfaa r1sfIaEassAspnoe es,i sAtHiS HHfRf'n
f. nj em
sisnors ign SiuiHic Si@iio casali Lorenzo piciuini
AdolIo cQlonelo. Attic Fabbri
EdSardo Ed,saT b;s Della ssta, Luciano Csrsecioio,
alberto buai' Antonio MaIago. IC''
Pietro Bongin Cesare scarani.
THE REPERTOIRE OF PLAYS
curing his engassmsns nslaass sho.s sRss:
@ & al and S:
70 M sad soS .a
ERa X E s ns Gsss sS aAnpRopE
country with him The magnitude less than the
s ss
anu "''''N' TIE LIBRErros,
og S ssnsr
both n hS original and in the ansa,ions These book;
those who desire 70 become familiar with each play
prior 70 sfaE6s Il sfSapsaGS saG1rsrs AMERICAN TOUR
sSrs TO Be EsSns .
weS s SsM S
sSs ssSa.s
GhE G5Ab1A2E ahbGSo osyzyAN M0NT
aoKTk SlviIE s9PhoGhEs, RON H aNGE or sf66R POOR
AVA SS5hS fFfaAEEEEaaSSSfoSA
scyers a these Moak Sotabv am,cha A,ooo and
sns hsys s s s
P and
american tour and viii receive its initial representation
Tho rans!a,oas M the plays have copyrighted
% % &c as sss Of ss 90 " that
SUBSCRIPTIONS To TaE sALvINI SEASON.
SERIES OF TWENTY GO, PERFORMANCES
will bc opened on Mondsy morning septcmbcr l. at the
office of Salyn Administration, room Z atenway Hall
SCALE or PRICES FOR THE SEASON.
Reserved Seats Parquet and Balcony, $50 and $50
.PIvats Boxcs, according to size and location,
$780, $40 and $31
CoLLEGE OF MUSIC, NO. WEST FOURTEENTH
~ strcet.-Mme Gaxzantga and Mr.. Albtes, Instruc.
tors the hest Italian method for Singing is taught les
sons will commence September ID Subscription open.
ACADEMY OF MUSIC.
n GRAND MILITARY ALLEGORY.
COLOR GUARD
For seven nights only, commencing September l. end
ing s'D''mstfM sSMSnS phefs Pdsf ,sf aSSpSi' SJ e.
for the benefit OF destitute families Of soldiers Of the
Box Office open.
c. AND HEAR ussworru.
THE GREAT "srUMP" ORATOR. AT BRYANTs
RELLEw READiNGs
THE GREATEST or LIviNG EL6cUrIoNIsrs.
FIRST READING OF M MS SsEcoND COURSE IN AMER
ICA, AT HEPW0RTTs CHURCH,
'0nft TnuasDmY nri' GvENiNS "oe "ooecToSER T.
M mi
pANJo, SONG AND DANCE, JIG AND CLOG DANC-
e5 VIII enable the pupil to play At sight; Bropans
Guide TO the Stage conaining az the aoye dsnces
simple price 81 Address JOHN j. BOGAN 100 East
Houston street, near Bowery.
~ - THE WONDERFUL COMEDIAN
r. sAMUELLs NEW PARK THEATRE, BROOK.
~ ym.tsdics @ and gentlemen engaged q. for ne ens %
theatre E Monday, September L. at II O'Clock A. N.
The New York herald., 1873-08-31

H$#EsEH Hz#|sEH HziissH: HHsHlssz: azzFFiissssH
MATINEE WEDNESDAY AND SATURDAY
GRAND OPERA HOUSE, BEGINS AT 4 TO g.
street and Efh
LAST NIGHTS
MIDSUMMER NGItanrs DREAM.
In pursuance of the programme Of the present
s s ss: 70 e IHS ss Sng fhHRo aH% e
'h'sH smAKsPs1REs ai4Hf MAGNIFICENT spEcrAcLx.
VIE Vie u chftbksss II bfksssat sarIaT stf.etlTn'
rnn aosSHSDs
FOX AS BOTTOM.
DH HARKINs, FRANK HARDEBNERG. CHARLES
EER The pert e AS raSy NAY rEMrnsFdN, and dali ali
LAST MATINRE
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Saturday, with 'he nhsitE fRstEns sAskfEp MfsI Farce
On Saturday evening, September 6, THIRD Saturday
''sA' MiDsUMaER NIGHTS DREAM
tho famous local Drama LIFE IN NEW YORK.
for speedy and elaborate production, the most intense
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nALY's BRoADWAY THEATRE.
hr AoousT Sole 'fsiss and Manager
"The most sparkling sensation of the new season.
EMPHATIC SUCCESS
LA FILE
MADAME ANGor
And Of the popular and powerful
OPERA
unler the direction of Mr. G. A. CHIzzoLA.
MARIE AIMEE.
the Queer, Of op.ias ps Bouffe.
with 'h' whole s' dRNp rpe
New and handsome Scenery
AIMEE MATINEE
SATURDAY, at half-past one,
la FILE DE SApAxE ANGor.
Matinee prices 81 and 81 co. Family Circle 50 cent.
nAN BRYANT's MfNsTRBI.s, $50 STREET..
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First appearance IN NJ Ncw Snp York 4 in fvc yc"rsof
the celebrated Eessn sr - ned1n hi spHy rnd Author
the pleasing Vocalist AMI comedian His first appear
In connection NTH sRiss II rs 0a ss~SSHs tnS9,itss
'asss Hafss DAVE
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the worid-iam Prima Donna.
UNsWORTH.
the inmi'aOls vOcsli1t stYN Go%Gaiap me- iT,s and
EVENING oPENlNG NIGHT EVENING.
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. SPECIAL NOTICE.
On Monday 'v'pns Mr. bS gss1s fret Of
immense success in Dublin, Livsrp9ol and other
EUROPEAN CITIES.
Go AND SEE urswoaru AND EUGENE,
AT DAN BRYANTs MINsIRhLS.
THE AMERICAN MUSES..
80 Fifth avenCe
rNRENORS LYRIC HALL,
Lyric Hail is beautifully located and easily accessible
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ARrISTICALLY FKEaC0ED and richly ,i, ,,,n embeshed
%se & Ers9Gs rs ana s% When peacd
Rent per night, $50 Rooms open day and evonng.
EIRsT APPEAHANCyEr yrARs ~ ~ SE~ foHA IN FIVE
Mr.. BOB HART
The New York herald., 1873-08-31

AN(JSEMENTs.

ADJUSTMENTS.
WALIAtXS. BOrCIcAULT.
NidHr
OF
the
ENGAGEMENT
DION soruoIcAUIr
who vii, !. appear
Aa esARLrs. ooLDsrREAx,
In his own charming Comedy,
USED UP.
~v,vv followedey
A' KERRY KERRY,
rsruusfSsEfd sfis'TfS xit9 xfsLAuss
oHowDnS 3 HOUSES.
in WHICH he
appear
in his great npersonation
Mis-, Katherine aogera
In rehearsal.
ooLLEksaHs oLLEksaHs BAws
The New York herald., 1873-08-31

ITO LEr-IMMEDlATE POSSESSION GIvEN-A NICE
Second Floor; two large rooms, pantries between,
good orders gas and water 2 West Fourth street.
Perry.