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MEDICAL.
CONSUMPTION, SCROFULA,

&c. &c.
nsMUN'S COD LIVER OIL AND LACTO
" Phosphate of Lime cures Con umption. Scrofu-
la. Coughs and Colds, Asthma, Hoarseness Bron-
ctiti &c. In Pulmonary Consumption this prem
aration far exceeds in efficacy any other remedy tar
combination Of remedies, ever employed. In the
various scrofalnus disc SEES such external CLAN
dular scrofula diseases of the joints and spine,
riour ulcers ricketts, &c, the result has been most
gratifying. ID by druggists al 81: bottles IS
CHARLES A. OSMUN, Chemist and Druggist.
10, 9TH avenue, New York
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
OBSTACLES TO MARRIAGE,

Harry RELIEF FOR YoUSa MEN from the effects
Of ERROR and Abuses in early life. Manhood re-
stored. 1npediments TO Marriage removed New
method Of treatment New and remarkable RENE
dies. Books and Circulars sent free, in sealed
velopes
Address, HOWARD ASSOCIATION, No. South
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having high reputation for honorable conduci
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From be Chicago Timer oct %, 1861.

FTOh TIC OhIcago flHltr OCT IT 1877,
RELIEF FOR THE AFFLIcTyD.-It Il an old saying
that the indiscretions u mankind manifold, and
the records annual y published IN medical work.
attest the truth of the rton. Men commit gre-
vious az ainst the laws of nature anu DoTaf-
tp, aud pay the penalty In the shape Of loatbsome
dis, ase. acute In pr longvd suffering. Each
u ar la i.stead Of dmi ,isling TIE evil, and
the Isng Catalogue of ID strrtchcs out To an
extent a,f=olatelt appaii na Tine man who setks
to csrreeI tia wills We r. gard AZ q
o IoIie nsslss IAetsT al pm siGiar who nsaAts the
casr Of dis ssa wbici nj Se ciaIi v. and
wHo ny staay. applicable. anu Ap rieier, iabars
t. rgI.,ve MA 81 la of IN, ifsf gu. nee
wnich Inevitably nsu. Il la boring for pur
pare whica i- p aizS w TN aad eJmnieHsa ole.
Such man Il Or, oi- low No 4ts South Sate 81.
Caie ago. tvSriiseinenf may be iund in
our columns He l. s,y raucaIioH ali exp rieuce
cninelitly quaiih d 10 and, kg all saald even
to restore to health where Others have Jailed.
4lsd&WlY
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- While mnst diseases arr not obscure II their
development. and short ia their duration, that u
the lungs Is iusidioHs, eeeitfu and often uncertain
IN It's rl nature, till 1t has reached an 1dTauced and
hopeless stNge.
70 Yet with this peculiArity In its nature where
Il l. seasonAhly ard properly attended To- it, pro-
gress may he eectualiy arrested in thr graf MAJOR
ity Of cases. This fact occurs frequently within
general observation and experience
u To srrest the existing irritation Of The air
passages and the lungs speedily and enectuAly- the
seat ard cause of cough, b important step gained
toward relief and cure in the st Stages Of the dis
ease
- But while the remedy eonfsrs ths benefit u
must possess another principle equally Indispensable
% complete the cure II must at the same time
exert and impart nourishing, healing and strength
ening influence throughout the whole system
to Lung disease poisons the circulation weAkens
the fluids Of the entire organism and rapidy under
mines the constitution Il thus requires restora-
tive Of extraordinary ecacy reach and relieve the
advanced stages of consumption.
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BULLS
SARSAPARILLA

Read the toiloicing extract Of letter
from Mrs Rivers, aoife Of Reverend DR..
Rirers, one Of the most learned, eloquent
and popular Ministers Of the Methodist
Episcopal Church, and soho as at present
stationed at Broad,oay Church, Louisville,
Kentucky
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II !, well known ny ell readers OF ihis paper thai
DR. q Figeios is tiic ucesI Established ply sleian IN
Chi TO- who ha- made he treataten of all chronic
and sexRat diseass n spec'sitY ce'eDce aud expect
H. &c b We INSIDE Df. the m et renusned ~Pk-
CA t It'll age. hunUrvd by tie press, vs1'emeo
fJue highest HIt,.lr Al alta ny ii the n.ect
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YEARS u Ht~ LIFE N per ect' & rem dies tart
viii CUE pe lively the wOrs, Cases Ct CHR MIC
AND PR NATr iii~ EliS - uf the UIENIfo UhI-
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proaHciu2 Nervousness. Aver-iJn to s 1ce Y, I'm
pa Nislfn, l. ,sz oi Memory and Mani Oh, per-
fec,iy cured. Ii J. evident hat who ,nfinis
,.lInEt the study ! &C aIH aIecas IL
IN usauds of aser sYeI YEAR. Itusi have gleai.i
ski Il Than phys clan n a general prA. lice Reao
his MEDICAL !gEATIss ion ,adier and sentien Ii
zen fire atty add e. in Ell enyeH,pe consul
aiiun free The lncrl rooms he city with SEP
trSic par sor ladies' and gent emen- Cal. yos
any the doctor Correspondence C..s.tisieni isl
Aid ess ali etiess 20 II BIZ Nv. No 464
>tase ST Office noars from a N. TO So NJ. sun.
days P lo5
y n Ladies. send FIR descriptive CT cuiar ai
PessaFst ReB.eie. It, hesi p iJn OF ceplUB
kaown Seni t. any atares enclose STAMP
The following Testimonial a. to the skill and sue.
cess OF DIR. C. Bigelow wa pub ished in this city.
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MASTA'S
INDIAN PULMONIC BALSAM

Possesses this rare combination Prepared entirely
from vegetable substances, with their baisamic medic
fuaI properties. It be taken at any time and On
der an circumstances with perfect safety.
NJ While it promptly and efetnaly arrests irri-
tafon Of the arpsssaEes and the lungs, and rapidly
relieves cough II renders them further assistance
by promoting free discharge Of their accumulated
mueus, and at the szno time imparts strength aud
yigor to the whole system.
Sold BY Nil Druggists and Aposhecszies throughout
the New England States
sd Nv John Bengston 8
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INSURANCE AGENC9I
j. M. BUFORD,
Represents the Oldest & Strongest Companies.
"THE BEST is THE CHEAPEST!"
$91, 1000, 10000 Capital Represented

..OId Hartford.' Assets $4,000, 500
-z4Etn. OF Hartford, 5,3o6,3sOl
Home of New Y ork 4,446,e59l
Franklin of Phila., 3.363. 671
Old n. America of Phila.. 1000
imperial Fire ms Co., of Londen Gold Assets 1OOOOOOO
N. British Mercantile 10OOO,OOO
Queen of LverpooLand London 1O,O0OOOO
Firemens Fund of California, 619,221
National nS. Co.. Hartford Assets 742 1000
National Ins. 90. PhiIa.. So 419.5SO
Northwestern National ms Co., 657534
Westchester Fire ms. Co., $40 ,O86
Manhattan Fire Ins. Co., New York, q" 493. 600
St. Joseph ms Co., 494 l57
Railway Pass. ms. Co., of Hartford, :" 100000
Conn Mutual Life ms Co. of 100000
Written Current Rates. Office No. 8, Argus
Building, up stairs.
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BULLS
WORM DESTROYER,
EXTRACT FROM A LETTER FROM
GEORGIA.
BULLS

YILLAKow, Walker Co., Ga,
June Is. I
DR.. John Bull-Dear Sir: l have recently given
your Worm Destroyer several trials, and find it
wonderfully eaicacious. Ii has failed in sin
gle instance to have the wished for effect. l am
doing pretty large country pracIce and have
daily use for some article OF the kind.
/ am, sir. respectfully,
JULIUS P. CLEMENT, M. D.
P. $50 unqualified and numerous the test
monials in favor OF my Worm Destroyer that news
paper space lie entirely small tell its merits
1t lie an infsllible remedy for Worms. Try it and
be convinced. See my Journal for more full de
scription.
JOHN BULL.
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hebrews out more heat with the same amount of
f,,al than any ether now In use. One of them
ca,, N, seen In use in Michael Kane's Stove Store.
where all can It. and when seen Ii Will be APP
nreciated Call and examine II before Purchasing
An other Stove aow In Market.
For saIe bg CaceaE 4 Collins No. s35 STATE s.,
f.hieaeo Western Agents for Sheldon. Green q
Co, Troy, n. Y, and by Michael Kane, Rock
Island loS'a
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A. ACHESON, Prop'r.

- % Ntse. tIFttt NV lofh.
For sale by Smith & Donnes.
eg Priee-On polar. II 4dtue Sw1y
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J. nj. BUFORD. Agent.
, 1873-02-16

source whatever: His exact words Vuae1
Snow I could not have had 81, ,2oo
| added to my income toi1tout remembering
i Gerry posihce!y." As soon as
the fact Of this deposit came out, Mr: Colfax de-
| manded new Investigation from the Senate,
which tho Senate Te1y naturally declined to let
him have. He has now retained rs counsel alr.
robert 5. Hall, Of this city, and, when Mr. Col
fa1 has refreshed his memory bY looking oyer
thing.
Mr.: colfax is behaving-to speak mildly-very
lnjudiclonsly. He has been accused. on evidence
on which any jury would convict him, OF having
Perlnred himself with regard to the receipt Ct
one answer to tllis VIZ: that Mr, CoIfa1 re-
ceivod the money from somebody else azd this
answer could be made in five minutes Ali he
has to do is to name the man who paid it to him.
this. to a gentleman OF small income, Who keeps
his accounts with great accuracy, as Nr. Colfax
says he does his, can be q task OF Nc difficulty.
Instead Of doing this, however, be went to the
Senate, and made an absurd demand for fresh
Committee Of Investigation, though the Wilson
Committee WAS still sitting then allowed Oakes
Ames to so home, and said he would produce hia
defence when Oakes Ames came back, mads
some rambling observations shout "looking
over his papers," and then started oil to
attend religious and temperance meetings in
P1nladelphia and Baltimore. At Philadelphia
ne made hla appearance before the Young Mems
Christian Association, and WAS received with
shouts OF applause; and at the temperance meet
ing at Baltimore there IVES more frantic ap-
plause, and tho Vice President informed tho
audience that The world was full of human
trials, and crime, and suffering, full OF wars,
and disease, and breaking hearts, full Of unjust
aspersion, and made other moral reflections OF
the same sort. We now beg to inform Mr. Col-<.
fa1 that honest men are sick, heartsick, Of this
sort OF thing; that what the world demands OF
him just at present Is not philosophical observa-
tions on the vanity OF this life. but > plain &C.
count OF how he got that 81 200; and pending
his preparation Of that account, they think h9
ought to maintain decent sec1usion aud reti-
cence- We may also, with equal confidence, in
form tho young brethren of the Christian Asso-
citation that, when they raise shouts Of applause
for man in Mr. Collars position, they set hun
dreds Of thousands OF other young men asking
As they asked during the Methodist Book
Concern trouhles-whether there is any moro
necessary connection between morality and the
wo1ahip of Christ than between morality and
the worship of Fan. Membership in these asao-
Citations is fast ceasing to be- certificate Of ,in-
tegnty; let them take care that it does no. raisa
presumption OF want OF integrity.
, 1873-02-16
BEST.

"Ioye is better than house or lands;
So, Sir Stephen, I'll ride with thee r.
Quick she steps where the courser stands,
Light she springs to the saddle-trec.
Love Is better than Hth or kin;
So close she clung and so close clasped he
They heard no sob Of the bttter wind,
Nor the know that 4huddered along the Lea.
Love IL better than life OF breath!
The drifts arc over the horse's knee;
Boft1y they sink to the soft, cold death,
And the euow-shroud folds them ailenhy.
Houses and lands are gone for aye,
Kith md kin like the wild wind fec;
Life and breath have fiuttered away,
But love hath bIossomed eterually.
Rose Terry in the Atlantic for IaTch.
, 1873-02-16

An English newspaper saws:
s'The late Sultan Abdul-Medjld, Wishing to
give the ladies' Of his harem Al idea OF the CryH-
tai Palace, commissioned q firm Of ship-builders
on the Thames to construct the iron framework
OF o huge domelike structure. It WAS, when COM
pleted, put up in England, and then taken to
pieces for conveEance I'd Constantinople, where
fo,med one Of the most conspicuous and pretty
objects which met the travellers gaze On going
m the Bosphorns. The present Sultan, how
ever, thought that it tinterfered with hih view,
aud ordered it to be- demolished, and the debris
nf = building which from first to last must hare
cost more than e1oo, 600 has been sold for old
scrnp ironr.
, 1873-02-16
TO MAUD IN HEAVEN.

For thee, the endleas days Of light,
The shining wtngs, the golden crown:
For u, the tears, the gloomy night,
And heavy burdens Weighing down.
For thee, the peace, the blessedneas,
The JOY, thy victory will gain;
For us, the grief, the sore di1tress,
The tom and bleeding wounds Of pain.
For thee, the rest Of Heaven fair,
Its fadeIess treasures in thy hand:
For us, the weary toll and care,
The WitheEed 1eaves, the worthless Esud.
Before thine eyes, the open gate,
And al the fulness Of Gods years,
Our lova clasps thee We tzust, We wait,
We ses the Light beyond our teass.
CE-cAGo. DUP PoRzxR,
, 1873-02-16
JOHN REEDS THOUGHTS.

| There's mist On the meadow below the herrinc
It's chill when he sun Is down, snd the sod ls not re-
| dry;
The world lonely pace, it seems, and don't know
/ why
see, lean the fence how weari1y trudges Dar
With the feel Of the Spring in his bones. Like veal
| and elderly man;
I've had it many time but We must work when VT
But dsy after day to TOLL and ever from sun to sun,
Though up to the seasons front and nothing be left
Is ending at twelve Ike clock, and beginning again
at one.
The frogs make sorrogfu noise, and yetiss the lime
There's something Gomez with the Spring, ghtnees
or eIHe weight;
There's something comes with the Spring, and it
to me its fate.
It's the hankering after life that you have
It's the discontent win life that il always thus and
SO;
It's the wondering what We are, aud where ne arc 60
ing to go.
Ny life ia lucky enough, fancy, to most mems eyes,
For the moro family grows, the o{tener some one
dies,
And ts nov run on 20 long, it couldn't be otherwise.
Aod sister Jane and myself, VIC have leszned to clam
She rules IN The house at will, and in the barn and
field;
So, nigh upon thirty years Las written and signed
aud sealct1.
I couldn't change il would; I've lost the how and
One day my time will DO up, and Jane be the mistress
For single women are tough, and se down the single
She kept to herself she always the stronger
hand.
And my lot showed well enough, when looked around
But Tn t:ea anaaore ct heart, and don't quite un
derstand.
I wonder how it h=d been il I'd taken what others
need.
The p',sss Ssss; they says of Wife the 'rs Of younger
Edith Pleasanton now were near nc Edith I.ecd7
Suppose that son well grown there in the pace
OF Dan,
And ielt myself In him, as was when my work be-
should feel older, surc and certainly mani
daughter, besides, in the house; nay let there be
We never can overdo To- luck that can mover he, !
And what has come to the most might also have
to me.
I've thought when neighbor's wife or his child
carried away,
That to hare no loss Was gatn but now1 can hardly
He seems TO possess them still, under tho ridges Of
clay.
And share and share in life is. somehow, different
From property held by deed. and the riches that oft
take wing; -..
feel no close IN TIE bresat IL think 1t must be the
Spring.
I'm drying up like brook when the woods h1ve been
cleared around
You're it must always run, you are used to the
sight and sound,
But i. s6rnks unt there's only left stony rut In the
ground.
There's nothing to do bnt to take the days rs they
come and 60,
And not worry with thoughts that nobody likes to
show,
For people seldom talk Of the things they want to
know,
There's times when the way IL plain, and everything
nearly right,
And then Of sudden you stand like man with
clouded aigh.:
bush seems often beast, in the dusk Of filling
night.
must move my joints arc stiff :; the weather II
breeding rain,
Ind Dan ia hn11ying On, with hts plowteam up to tho
lane.
I'd go to the village store; I'd rather not tak with
Jane.
-Baudrd Tayzor in the Atlantic far MaTch.
, 1873-02-16

Is tnus reiated IN daily paper we feachea
time he had met his father slncc he had quilted
his regiment. Hs had felt acutely the loss OF his
rank. HIS father had promised Us to make no
a1lusion to Guillaumo's disgrace. The day after
our arrival passed away well enough. We III
together paid several visita in town, and seemed
to be on excellent terms nobody seeing them
could have believed they had been so hostile four
years ago. When dinner was served, Gulllaune
sat on his fathers left. Conversation touched
great many topics, and at last turned upon
cause the blooms never yielded fruit. Gull
laume replied, You we're very wrong; it was
very productive that land belonged to my
mother. and shall regret its salo as long as
lyo.' His father angrily answered, Do you
think your mothers memory is not IS sacred to
mo as it is to you? p Their voices now rose to
high pitch, and We had the utmost difficulty in
calming them. We thought We had been guc-
ccssful, when suddenly the father bawled, with
incredible go, lfor thoug 70 yea5s ole, he was
d1el-aye, do you hear? acound1el-wou1d have
said to his father what you have said to me;
scoundret and coward! You richly deserved
to be degraded in the army, vile coward!' Gnill-
aume leaped up, took his chair, and said to bis
suit me knowing cannot reply to you; but you
had better not begin again!' As DO spoke, he
almost menaced Ills father with his chair. Al
fred and leaped on him to disarm him despite
his resistance, when his father, pale as sheet
With anger, went up to him and spat in his face:
Then, my dear friend, ensued scene which
shall never forget as long as live: Maddened
with anger, and leaving in our hands the chair
we had taken from him, Gui1laume raised hls
band and gave his father slap On the jaw, and
then stepped back. Terrified, and fearing
fight was about to take place, We got between
them. We took the father by the arm he
Strengthened himself up with immense strength
hs so s5ood Of ao e1 s He Ri en DICK
FoscoLo.
, 1873-02-16

a writer divides men, with regard to their
laughter, into three classes, VIZ: the be: he,
he! the ho, ho, ho! and the hs, ha, ha! men,
the shallow, the groes, and the refined.
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.A MUsEMENTs. ......o,-.
GRAND OPERA HOUSE, CURTAIN RISES AT
~ Sole Lessee aud Manager. Mr. AUGoSfiN DAhs'
THIRD WEEK Of
Augustn Days ori sa,.;. sensational "Fo"S'"
RoUGHING IT.
Mrs. JOHN WOOD. Mr. JOHN BRoUoHAa.
IN immense comedy parts
Fun q vivid Local Scene. The Grand Union Dep'
the Metropolitan Hotel
The most magnificent TRANSPORTATION SCENE
ever 0A8 HM Sodh D sEss5ss y'S'0" OF
THRILLING SENSATIONAL TABLEAyx Tho capture
smokers Den Wild frontier scenes.
THE
UNANIMOUS.
The HERALD says.-"It is hilarious from beginning 10
end and the auditorium as a. uproarous rs the stage
The TRIBUNE says.-"It is an animated bustiing dis
play greeted with laughter and appsu as Us ssnscs
aud sensational"
The TIMES says.'The scenery Is admirable from the
first set 70 The last The Indian 6y sS
startling sensational stage effect"
v The We, WORLD ssys-"The rafting. dsshing acting q
Brougham are unlimited"
The POST says ,"The starting OF the Pacific lightning
enpfsss train from the Grand Central depot sv'vd
I HoUai HnSoe r. o.
Saturday next atlk.
srSf most
Eth AVENUE THEATRE CURTAIN RISES AIT g.
Mr. Auousrrx %. sos lessee and Manage.
EVERY EVENING THIS WEEK.
ALIKE.
Mr.. Augustin Days New Emotional Sensation
Characters by Miss CLARA MORRIS. Miss FANNY
DAVENPORT. Miss FANNY MoRANr. Miss LINDA
DIETz. Miss NELLIE MORTIMER; Mr.. GEoRaE
CLARKE. Mr.. CHARLES FISHER. Mr. LOUIS JAMES,
Mr.. JAMES LEWIS Mr.. J. H. BURNETT
ALIKE MATINEE
SATURDAY. AT TX O'CLOCK.
C0C Broadway. opposite Metropolitan Hotel
THE GREATEST rkiUMPhs ON kaE0oRD
CONTINUED sgeeEssISN Of S9yGnTE Es WEEKLY
Tho splendid sO barissqa slc q runs Wn'A
LIrrLE FAUST
with an unriyalled cast
SOPHIE. WORRIED SISTERS, IRENE
sss Sseen' fRd s
Mr. geo ATR XXI ine NJ H Hilary ALLEN.
Great Burlesque Comedians
Engagement of the great Serlo-COmc SOngster, Miss
NJ. fHh%ayEs sff the Empress q Song and
TaH ks R haESisss' qSsa Gs%p''
together with Other sVE S5s wi" appear
Doors open at q curtain rises at 80 clock.
MATfNEEE EVERY WEDNESDAY AND sATGkDAy
A CADEMY or MUSIC LUCIA
ITALIAN 0PERA
MONDAY. MAEGh 5. AT BPM.
NINE. PAULINE LUCIA,
70 her celebrated role of MARGUERITE spr.p,
se''t siss ssPsAfANi JANET f''A'
wEDNEsER}AAYya MARCH I.
tG G5ssh k kEHMS 9oNs szsz
Tickets and seats for sale at LA and FOL Broadway and
MRS. F. B. ooNwAY's BROOKLYN THEATRE
Ausu'an Dai xsl fsEisaa Comedy
Elegant Scenery. superb Mourtinss
TONY PASTORS OPERA HOUSE. al BowERy.
ss't s%$ y$$s
TIE s. EEx B4tEF TRSSFs
Sas5
$SS $I$#z ss n$$s S5rS$s
TONY PASTOR JENNIE EN0EI. HAIRY HART, &c
Manees Tuesday and Saturday ~. Ladies admitted
free on Friday evenings
K hhho MISS VV GfARA IoursE KEtToca
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He who can devise plan by which home can be
made the peasantest spot earth to children and
youth is better than moral retormcr, for he renders
his office Unnecessary. Innocent parlor amusements
that be participated in by old and young are
great helps in this work, and games susceptible Of
great variety OF changes are very puar SUCH for
example, as the immense assortment of new Tricks
&C. which will offer for sale at establishment
tomorrow morning and during the week These ar
tices novelty in the Market and great deal
of curiosity has been felt to ascertain what sort of
in social circles IN this and other cities We will
cles and teach purchasers how to enjoy them.
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WOODS MUSEUM, z. T. STETsON.
I6s FEcHm For
young Tragedian. Production of
IT. sTErsoN. Sensation ieii DRAMA Drss''
cS x,' ssP$s s.ss. Alfred s. RI,ssin''d'
successful DAYLIGHT and
Drama GASLIGHT.
s sHGK A ASb s sHGK T. w. Kh5 j. WALLACE,
THRILLING and LISA wE RELE HowIrr
shr'l ihgu maeaas'ca' LISA EMMA GRArrAN
with the advantage and others
OF superior cast Will appear.
BWWa"B FhEhIGh Manager
MONDAY. Will MakoG q !, T HHb E T9SR NIGHT
tho last K
Mons MI pgEBn yAh aaSSF H S'SEa
Mile BnaSn n En and As 55M s2NDronp
Of JOHN and GAaaiG sfEEDNc
Mr. w Ff2'sna 4T bGG;aow,
the Graceful NJ, s sEssE ESps hsr'oF"''-
Mr. qH Hen WfLh se mi ~a%Ss Hne'
ni Mi Az ss MI $sEns S yH.1s
Miss KATE ar R aharo will shortly lot
taken from Che Fresdc Companion.
DRYANT'S OPERA HOUSE, 23D STREET.
ID between 9Th and 7th avenues near Booths Theatre.
ESSxfEE{ sfES 81
Brilliant 81 great artists Me''r'
SHERIDAN AND MACK, SHERIDAN AND MACK.
Another change CT programme this week.
BRYANTS MINSTRELS. ARRIVAL or LUCIA.
BRYANTS MINSTRELS. The Intelligence Official
BRYANTS MINSTRELS. Dan Bryant and Seymour,
BRYANrs MINsTRELs, Echo" Rough'n it BY troupe
Next week, "Uncle Ephs Dream McAndrews
Family Matinees Saturday at 2 Seats secured.
MAGICAL BAZAAR,
M l,l2 Broadway two doors above Twenty eighth st..
and li2 Canal street, New Orleans.
NEW Tricks, NEW GAMES, NEW SURPRISES,
MECHANICAL TOYS, &C,
- JUST RECEIVED
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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-03-02
AMUsEBIENTs.
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THEATRE COMIQUE.
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