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The Exodus from Germany.

An earnest debate Ia the Prussan House
OF Deputies, on the question OF the exces-
sive emigration from Prussia to the United
States, has developed not a few interesting
facts concerning the subject. On the 24th
OF January last Minister Gutenberg, In an
swer to Won Gottberg OF the Conservative
party, who had asked the government Tor
statistical Information as to emigration, es-
peclally from the eastern provinces, and
whether the government intended to intro.
duce special measures for the prevention Of
this emigration en- masse, replied In long
speech, allowing how the rural districts
were being depopulated, and how the gov.
ernment proposes to stop the aow OF its sub
jects across the Atlantic. in supporting
his Interpolation, however, Deputy Won
Gottberg repeated the lamentations to which
the government had Of late become 30 ac-
customed, and referred to the emigration 10
relation to the military necessities OF the
State and to agricultural development. The
three causes Of emigration were, be said,
the endeavor OF the emigrant to improve
his material condition, persuasion on the
part OF authorized and unauthorized agents,
and the persuasion Of relatives and friends
who have gone to America before him. 1t
was not admitted that the emlgrants were
dissatisfied with matters at home, that they
do not relish living under the feudal system,
that the taxes are too high and the military
system oppressive.
The Minister OF the Interior, Count Eulen.
berg, stated that the statistics Of emigration
for 1872 would be ready In month hence,
and also said that the question Of emigration
was one Of extraordinary significance, and
was deeply affecting the country. The de-
crease OF the rural population was painfully
felt. In 1871, the emigration amounted to
ss,545 persons, but that for 1872 was very
large, and that for 1873 promises to be larg-
er still. Referring to the causes Of emlgra-
tion, the Minister said that it was greatest
Immediately after war. This was easily
explained, partly from fear Of new war,
and partly the loss Of property on the part
of the small capitalists. The strength OF
the population is severely used during war
time, and the smaller capitalists, less oapa.
BILE Of resistance In themselves, are absorbed.
The men who go into the campaign find,
when they return, that they have to begin
their life anew, and few people have a heart
to repeat this maneuvre. The emigration
suddenly increased, from 1854 to 1865, after
the Schleswig- -Holstein war, from $4,000 to
$4,000; from 1866 to 1868, after the Austrian
campaign, from 1900 to 5000, and in
1871, after the war with France, to 9s, 600.
The Minister believed that second cause OF
emigration was In the desire of the emigrant
to procure greater enjoyment of life He
did not agree to the oft-repeated assertion
that Prussian agricultural affairs were In
low condition. Nothing could be done by
the government he said, in preventing
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We GbafleStn1t aems,
TUESDAY, MARCH 4, 1878

VHr CHARLESTON DAILY NEWS ''is designa
..aed as the newspaper for the publication OF
siall legal notices, and official advertisements,
.sfor the County Of Charleston, under the act
ssof February 22d, 1870, entitled an act to regu-
slate the publication Of all legal and public
upcffnagn
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Jpint Stock Gcmpanp.

OFFICIAL RATTLE NUMBERS
or the Charleston Joint Stock Company for the
benent OF the State Orphan Asylum:
CLASS No. 43s-MoNpAY MORNING, March 8.
observation-disclosures
CLASS No. 484-MoNDAY EVENING, March Q.
aa-s-75.I1-as-3O-67-
mch4.l A. MORONO, sworn Commissioner.
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Eesal Notifies.

NNHE STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
Il COUNTY OF CHARLt ST0N - COURT OF
COmmon Pleas.-wILLlAM R0 ACH and JOHN r.
MUFFETT, Copartners as ROACH M0FFETT,
Plaintiffs. against TIE WILLlMAN'S ISLAND
PHOSPHATE COMPANY, hosy corporate OF the
State OF New York or THE WlLLlMAS'o ISLAND
PHOSPHATE COYPANY Limited, body corpo-
rate under the laws OF Great Britain Defen daDts.
Copy summons 1or money Demand. lComplaint
not served.l
To WiLLlMAN'S ISLAND PHOSPHATE COM.
PANY. q body corporate OF the State Of New York,
or rHE WILLIAMS ISLAND PHOSPHATE
COMPANY LIMIr d, body corporate under :he
laws OF Gl eat nri,aln, defendants In this action:
You are hereby summoned and required to an.
swer the complaint 10 thus action, whlchh6s been
lrd In tie office OF The Cie OF the Court ol Com
mon Pleas for the said County, and to serve o
copy OF your answer on the subscriber at his or.
dcr, No 36 Broad s;reet, charleston, 5. u, within
twenty days after The service OF this summons
on you, exclusive OF the day OF service.
Ifyou fail 10 answer this complaint within the
time Aforesaid the plaintiff will take judgment
agaipss you for the sum OF $14So 26 100, with in-
terest at the rate OF twelve per cent. per annum
from the twenty.ninth day OF January, one thous'
and Eight hundred and seventy.three, and COSTS.
Dated February 27, 1878.
AUGUSTINE T. sMYTHE,
flaintin's Attorney.
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s- BATCHELOR'S RAIR DYE.-THIs
superb Hair Dye Is the best In the world. Per.
fectly harmless reliable and instantaneous. No
disappointment. No ridiculous tnts, or unpleas'
ant odor. The genuine W. A. Bachelors Hail
Dye produces Immediately splendid black OF
natural brown. Does not stain the skin, hut
leaves the hair clean, soft and beautiful. The
only safe and perfect Dye. Sold by all druggists
Factory Is Bond street, New York.
mnhh-fnthalYr
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AUUUSIlNU Il GIL NEt
flatntin's Attorney.
JACOB WILLIMAN, O.C.P.

To the Defendants THE WlLLlMAN'S ISLAND
PHOSPHATE COMPANY, or THE WlLL!MAN'S
ISLAND PHOSPHATE COMPANY LIMITED !:
Take Iotice that the summons IN this action, or
which the foregoing is q copy, and the complaint
therein referred to, were ned in the ONCE OF the
Clerk Of the Court OF Common Pleas al Charleston,
In the County IL Charleston, In the state OF souIn
Carolina. on the tweni J seventh Gay oi rSginary'
A. ID. 1873. AUGUSTINE I. SmfFHE,
Plaintiffs Attorney,
No. IS Broad street, Charleston, b. Q.
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@ PERSONAL.-TO THE MANY
Patrons Of Waldo's Silver Plating and silver
Oleanir 6 Material and the Public generally: we
would respectfully refer you to Mr.. JAMES
ALLAN. Jeweller, No. so7 King street. Charleston
8. e., our Agents. WALDO W.
mch4 IL
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Renoar1s.

ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS REWARD
" Lost or Stolen on the evening OF January
20 from the South Carolina Railroad train, be-
tween Charleston and Columbia CARPET BAG,
conta nlng important papers. Of no value o any.
one but the owner, as pa, ment upon them has
been stopped. reward OF One Hundred Dol.
lars will be pa d, and no questions asked, for the
return OF the papers 10 this ONCE. JOSEPH
CREWS. 1eo15
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w COLLEGE OF CHARLESTON
The Baccaaureate Examination Of the Senior
Glass will take place THIS DAY at the President's
Room commencing at O'Clock A. NJ.
FREDK. A. POROHER,
mch4 Secretary Faculty.
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DGar0lna.
lost ana found.

T OST, A TOETOISE-SHEL KITTEN.
ia greatly priced as p git from friend. The
nuder will be literally rewarded, by returning 1t
TO No. Church street, mch4-2T
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TlHE STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
Il CHARLESTON OoUN1Y-CoURT OF COM
mon Pleas-WILLIAM ROACH and JOHN r.
MOFFETT, IOopartners las ROAUH Il M0FFETT,
PBOsPHaTECnNpA a body corporaie OF the
state o. New YORK. cr THE WlLiIMAN's ISLAND
PHUsP6ATE COMPANY LIMITED, body cor.
nol ate NADER thn laua of Great Britain, Defend.
ants.-Cony >nmmons for Money Demand. fCom.
plalnt not servedI
To THE WJIIiTaN,s ISLAND PHOSPHATE
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feb1s,2 mch4,l1

HALLS VEGETABLE SICILIAN
HAIR REVIEWER prevents the hair from turning
gray, and returns gray hair to Its natural color.
mchl.stuth3D&w
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20 TAKE AYERS PILLS FOR ALL
the purposes Of purgatlve for Constipation, In.
digestion, Headache and Liver Complaint. BY
universal accord, they are the best OF all purga.
,,,.s ror family nae feb27-thstuSD&w
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49, I WILL LEAVE CHARLESTON
MONDAY EVENING, lOth, and Augusta TUESDAY
MORNING, llth, for sEWANEE, and will be happy
to take charge Of the younger boys going to the
University Of the South. W. P. DUBOSE.
mch4.ah
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@OFFICE OF THE LIFE AssoC1A-
TON OF AMERIoA.--sT. LOUIS, FEBRUARY 10.
1s7a.-In accordance with Section Of the
Amended Charter OF the Life Association Of
America, approved september 80, 1872. there will
be an Election for members Of the General Board
OF Directors, at the otice OF the Association In
St. Louis NO., on TUESDAY, the 18th day OF
March, 1873.
Polls open from IL A. N. to P. N.
JAS. Il. BRITToN, President.
J. 8. PIERCE.
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5perial Notires.

@ A UNITED LENTEN SERVICE,
With celebration of the Holy Communion, may
be expected at St. Philips Church, To MORROW,
5th Instant, to begin at II A N. mcn4.l
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~NOTICE.-FROM DATE til E
freight to landings on the Santee River, per
Steamer Marion, will be reduced to So 90 per ton
on Fertilizers and 81 per ton on Guano.
mch1.3 RAyENEL, HOLMES i co.
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m~UNION BANK OF SOUTH CARO-
LIMA, CHARLESTON, FEBRUARY 25, 1879
The Annual Election for Directors Of this Bank
will be held at the Banking House, on WRDkRs'
DAY, 18th day OF March, proxlmo, between the
hours OF IL A. NJ. and P. N.
q. D. ALEXANDER,
feha7.thstuswl Cashier.
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ns- CONSIGNEES PER STEAMSHIP
MANHATTAN, from New York, are notified that
she will discharge cargo THIS DAY at Adger's
South Wharf. Goods uncalled for at sunset will
remain on the wharf ct owners risk.
mch41 JAMES ADGER j. CO., Agents.
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~DEL AVS ARE DANGEROUS.
Don't neglect your Cough. 1t may get beyond
control. DR.. TUFTS Expectorant is prompt, re.
liable remedy. feo27-6D3W
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Amusen1enfs.
A DENY OF MUSIC.

n
W. manager.
TWO Nights Only,
FRIDAY AND SATURDAY EVENINGS, MARCH
ASD8.
Americas Most Famous Comedian,
Mr.. JOHN E. OWENS,
Supported by his own Dramatic Combination.
FRIDAY EVENING, tho Performance tn coml
menoe with the Popular Comedy OF
THE VICTIMS.
Joshua Butterfly by...........MR.J JOHN E. OWENS.
To conclude with Mr.. Owenss Great Speciality OF
SOLON sHINGLE.
SATURDAY EvENING-HAPPIEsT DAY OF MY
LIFE, FORTY WINKS, AND THE LIVE
INDIAN.
Prices Of Admission: Orchestra and Dress
Circle, ST.; Reserved seats, 81 so; Family Circle,
SO cents; Gallery rs cents.
Sale or reserved seats to commence on TUES
DAY MORNING, March A. at the Box once OF the
Academy OF Music. mch4-4
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Go Rstt.

E,OR RENT, SEVERAL ROOMS, FROM
I So tn So per month, in advance. Plenty OF
clstern water. ARUHtR'S WHOLESALE and Retail
Fancy Bazaar. mchS2s
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THO RENT.-TWO PLEASANT ROOMS,
L suitable flr q couple, at No. 10 Broad ct, ret,
west OF Meeting GUod water facilities T. bl9
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ELOURl FLOUR FLOUR l

1000 bols. Super, Extra and Family FLOUR.
For sale by HERMANH BULWINKLE,
mch4 - KAffiG Wharf
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for 6ale.

ENOR SALE-FRtSH EGGS! HOUDAU
IL and Light and Dark Brahme Fowls. T. L.
BACOT, No. 81 Smith street. mch4 -
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10 RENT, THAT LARGE AND CON-
MODlUUS Building. No. l4e East Bay, re-
Gently occupied as the Publication once OF THE
NEWS, and formerly known as the French Coffee
House. For terms, &C., apply at the ONCE Of
TEE NEWS, No. 10 Broad street. aep28
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DLANTATION HANDS WANTED, 20
l. HandI, with their families, 10 work on
Cotton Plan alton In the interior Of tho State.
Good quarters will be furnished. For particulars,
apply 10 LOUIS ID. DEjAUSSURE, No. 23 Broad
street. feb25.a$
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Groceries, il Eiqmors, sc.

DUTTER, BUTTER AND CHEESE
! 40 tubs Choice BUTTER
26 tubs Medium Butter
20 tubs Common Butter
20 boxes Extra Dream Cheese.
Just received and for sale low BY
- BERNARD BOYD,
mch4-l No. 1eS East Bay.
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GUGAR-HOUsE SYRUP.
so hhda. and 100 bbls 8. d. sYRUP-Beehiys
and Knights. Landing this day and for aalS By
JULIUS A. BLAKE.n.t
No. 40 East Bay, Cor. Boyce's 80. Wharf.
mchA2 - -'.isf'
Ohio. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1873-1874, 1873-10-16

tein bieoerer Mann iasen 5fDnnel> oab
niele ber 2ebrer ,,iht fdbige, tpiirOige,
tDriitli6e Mdnner unb Srauen fins! Mber
es- fonn aud ltilbt gelelguet iperbe11, 6ob
piele bieler 2ebrer blos ette pber=.
FdGli6e gr5iebung 1oben, G9ul6uben
in pbilolopbil@en @ilienldaften unb
TreiOenfer o0er ungldubige in tbrem
8efeuntnil1e lin0. Wir brou6en tein9(u=
&c iiber biele Tocta su5uoriiden. - sic
9cben ni0t inter, neil es unier Wunl9
lit; 1ie ueroen ouftau6en; 1ie miillen
crfannt, le miilen belpro6en tuerbcn,
ilnb jcoer oerniinfti9e uno ebrli6e Monn
miro oas tbun uno nm 10 riIer miro es
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Infer Grsiebun9s=, unler Treii6ul=
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10 umgemobelt weroen, bab Nlles, mas
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Ohio. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1873-1874, 1873-10-16
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Situations Danieo-- Aales.

Clerks, Statesmen, &c.
A DVERTISEMENTS FOR THE NEW
"a YORK rRIBUNB WILL RI Received AT THE UPTOWN
OFFICES hoa "a Ia West Thihy-secondst, or jos hee
TSenyhnst Al the HARLEM OFFICE No 2,3St fonfthare
betseon Onhgndre ninth and One-handrd
s and a. ne BkOOKLYN BRANCH OFFICE, No 323 Wsshlng
ton lelt door The ttOAoe 70 At regular ole Aes
NFTANTED-By a married gentleman, Hol-
w land Israel e employment SALRSMAh or COMMERCIAL
TRAVELLER SPEAKS rr languages Address e. A.. No lao Wash
iueton-sL. tsoon Ne. Ia. Aeu.ISs..
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Gitnations tDantco females.
Chambermaids.

Chambermaids.
A ADVERTISEMENT FOR. THE NEW
"a YORK TRIBUNE WILL BIZ RECElyED AT THE nPIQ,t IN
2EgGSS Hg At % De HARLEM G OFFICE So S,Ss foaT
ss'Tse9 e RRGoKGYS BRANCH No. 2s
the Postofoe up to m at regular oee rates
A SITUATION WANTED by a young woman
understands hair dressing Cal l5 West 6ht for two DAYS
A PROTESTANT GIRL as CHAMBERMAlD,
"A vii assist with Washing general hOus"oA IN 'nAh private
NHAMBERWORK, w AITING, &c.-By
y Young Woman who highly recommended BY her former ed
SSyg can h' in an y Sl'1 Ga f s
NHAMBERMAID and LAUNDRESS.-A neat
v and tidy young girl wishes SITUATION IN private .my IN,
and ability. 100 6th-aye., over blue store
n WEST 55TH-ST.-A competent young
Il woman as CHAMBgRhAD; to ss.t with WASHING aud
ITO WEST 46TH-ST., near 6th-aye.--
w'aS b fi3s T w f 'p s IN 1
able reference for honesty and apabhy ana wiling ana ohu
J.DH WEST 19TH-ST.-2 young girls, one
CHAMBkRMA A and oss q, 70 no HOUSE
IoO WEST 19TH-ST, rear-A respectable
L sDU girl CHAMBERMAID and WAITRESS no objection to
take care Of children good references.
II0 WEST 10TH-ST-A respectable young
l4U gh as CHAMBBRMAID and wAITaEssi Obj ecOn 10
go short distance in the country.
0S0 WEST S3D.ST;1A respectable Protest
CO. 800 11 ..t p Is as ead bell S'
OS0 WEST 33D-ST.. Second Bella re-
SbU spectacle Protestant GIRL as CHAhBERhAD and WAIT
RBss: good city reference from last employer
3S9 WEST 16TH-ST:@-aA respectable Young
&tIS Girl CHAMBERMAID and WAITRESS good city
.l.l( WEST 4OTH-ST., bet. Sth and 9th-aves
objection to assist with washing and ironing private
family good reference.
5Jl a. GnAMeEaMAiD and wAiTRRSS or to DO PLAIN
sEwINGi best city references
Dol 8TH-AyE.--A young girl as CHAM
-. ,P9IsS1i oesIIi -
ee.p girl desires to take Of baby and do Light CHAMBER
WORK; good reference
hSQ WEST 16TH-ST.-A respectable young
private family would assist with washiHg and ironing
ssSG WEST 43D-ST., bet. 10Th and 11th-
DslO a'e,A ye9ng m lately landed to do oHAABKR"okk
Cooks.
A WIDOW WOMAN wishes situation as
N good PLAIN COOK good baker washer and oner In
small private family city reference. 80 West 10Th st
A FIRST-CLASS COOK (Swedish) wishes a
. dos iA 9ss 50 T
town O6,e 5li2 West 32tsl
A RESPECTABLE, competent and reliable
and ability wishes uaiO@ Understands eG99s in all It's yaou,
bnes good lauds Can be seeu al l3s 6have over drug
COOK.-By a young Swedish girl of %, to
" COOK, WASH and IRON has good references cot ai.d Of
obIgne the os at No. log 6hA's over
blue store.
NOOk.-A German young woman as fIst class
~ cool in private family makes eIcen bread aud b.cais
tIstas
Tefsrences ODRGRs AGENCY, 100 West 3ihst,
corner Broadway Inquire Tor u W.
NOOK, and assist in the WASHING and
IROEtNG-By Young woman who good ny cook makes
excellent bread and biscuit SOUPS he goG eI refervnee'
VIII 90 steady place. Apply at ODhLLh NO
100 West 3itbst, corner Broadway
"A EAST 32D-ST.. between Madison and
dtbaVefA mpstent good COOK, 10 assist Wh
s..a.Ag AMI irosas. sIoeleGt VII rvtsrsao~
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Musital Instruments.

A LARGE STOCK of PIANOS, Square and
Uynght 70 REST SILL cheap Rent iloge purchases
Call al NJ NJ kERkEIs. 30 Uaonsqusrs No 100 Fourth ave.
A BARGAIN.-Beautifu 74-Oc. Rosewood
~ PIANO oversapg bass al improvements &l4Di ore o S5O
ltsnnzssn fenSl2 nonthJ. New Piano $50 SPbaraA H.
sASLk IgI hss gsssu' tsEa 81. sssasI 81 SsKss .'S
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Amnsemenfs.
A CADEMY OF MUSIC.-CAMPANINI To-
"A NIGHT.

A CADEMY OF MUSIC.-CAMPANlNI To
"A NIGHT.
THIS "WEDNESDAY ByRNING Oct l. at o'clock
SECOND SUBSCRIPTION NIGHT OF THB
sTRAKOsCH GPAND ITALIAN OPERA COMPANY.
Debut In America Of the greatest living Tenor,
SGNOR ITALO CAhPANISI,
In the role Of GenHaro Donfetas Opera three acts,
LUCREZIA B0RGIA.
First appearance America Of the y6ung and distinguished Phma
Mile ALICE MARBsI In the role Of Lucreha Borpa
Miss ANNIE LOUISE CARY (be hrss appeanee In the role Of
siGN0R CAMPAHIsI is 6rs. America
slGEOR EANSBTTI s FIRST appearance Amenes as the Duke
NEW AND MAGNIFICENT COSTUMES AND APPOINTMENTS
POWERFUL CHORUS Of 60. GRAND ORCHESTRA Of so
Musical Psi5aY snd EvFSIS o g. At O'CLOCK
pAUsr ' NINE CHRISTINE NILSSON
MISS CARY CAPOUL. mAURBL HANNBTIL
SATURDAY AFTERNOON, Oct . 81 q O'CLOCK
GRAND CAMPANlNI MATINEE
LUCREZIA BORGh.
Second appearance Of the great Tenor 1850,
sIGNOR ITALO CAMPANINI.
On MONDAY EVENING Oct @. st O'clock,
frat Joint appearance Of
Nine CHRISTINE NILSSON and Sig CAMPANIsL
LUCIA DI LAMMEBMOOR
GENERAL ADMISSION. 81 TO FAMILY CheOLB d.
Reserved 81 and 50 extra. according TO lection
TOMORROW THUERstRAllTQl' Oct 2 ShooAhiS
Seats the Ac,demyi 7Ol Broadway and III Broadway
A CADEMY.-SALYINL: HAMLET.
IA TOMORROW sALyINrS FIRST TIME HAhLEfi
LAST WEEK BUT TWO OF
Sguor TOMMAS0 SALYlNI
THE INDUSTRIOUS ITALIAN rRAGEDIAN
Tomorrow. THURSDAY EVENING. Oct y trss TINE here
hignor SALyINI as HAMLET
eignor. PlAM0STl as OPHELlh .o,o n,
Admission 81 80; Family Circle 5Oe eats - ana ~ oV5 DoAe'
sl6 sl2 and $40 Seats at Academy 7Ol and ia Broadway
BROOKLYN-SALYTNI-M0ND MORfB CIVILB
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-10-01
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MEXICAN BIBLE UNION ANNIVERSARY,
~ WEDNESDAY Oct at the Pint Baptist Church corner Of Park
ave- and Thirty ninthsi meeting 9l l0 pa aqi NJ
Speakers Drs ANGUS CRAMP, ARhTAGB, FULTON, DAW
SON JEPPERY. CATHCARr, &cI
BELLEVUE HOSPITAL MEDICAL coll
I'D LEGR foot TwenyiHhs; H. R-The ADDRESS introductory
to the Regular Of Lectures this Institution s be ie Tsrd
In the College Room at O'clock WEDNESDAY, Oct
l. BY Prof WARREN BRICKBLL Toe pnbe respectfully IN
Yted A. FLINT, jr, Secretary.
INTERNATIONAL ACADEMY OF NATUR-
4 Al SCIENCE. aHd Berlin The lectures will
ence on Nov The NewYok class Of ladies' for Berlin embark
Apl Of particulars address ADRIAN T. EBE Is
Cooper Union
HISTORICAL LECTURES.-Mr. WILLIAM
L. KINGSLEY will deliver Course Of SIXTEEN Lectures on tho
HISTORY LITERATURE AND ART OF FRANCE Of the char
delivered last Water With the Departments
Brittany. and Normandy each luesy AM fnlsT
morning IL O'Clock for eight weeks beginning TUhSD OCT D.
at the Lecture Y ~ C. Association Building, Twenty
Tickets for the uuars At tho
booksores GEO PUTSAhS Sons IN Association Bufng.
POurhaye-