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National Republican., 1873-10-01
NOTICES or NEW ApvERTIsKMKNrs.

VT NhrN Hh'N nv &c
A valuable lot for sale.
A valuable residence for sale.
Read Huyck 4 Addisons card.
A desirable building lot for sale.
Fred Koones wants $4,000 for three yeers.
New and choice dry goods At Began a wyiies.
Warren Choate a Co, booksellers and station
ers.
A game Of base ball will he played this after
noon.
Began wylc take certified check, Tor dry
goods.
See the card OF J. n. Carpenter in to-dsys
issue.
Heilbruns shoe store Is closed to-day until six
o'clock.
n. ". Reed 4 Sens, grocers, take certified
checks.
young colored man, named John Douglas. is
missing.
Holmesd Co. arc opening their stock of
crockery,
WI. 4 o. II. Morrison have received all the
new books.
VIM. L. Wall a Co. have on hand a large stock
Of carpets.
The Oldest Inhabitants Association will meet
this afternoon.
Barlows Gallery Of Fine Arts, 12S Pennsyi-
vania avenue.
Rev. Newman Hall, Of England, will lecture on
Monday evening.
A number of desks, tables, carpets, 40, will
be sold on Tuesday.
First-ciass securities can he obtained by apply
Ing to J. Stanley Jones.
Ms. NJ. J. Hunt Is opening her stock Of rsris
millinery and fancy goods.
WIN. r. Riley has now In store his fall and
winter stock Of dry goods.
James NJ. York Is q candidate for The LegislA-
ture In the Twenty y-frst district.
| Mr.. Frank Golden Is candidate fof the Legis.
lsture In the Eleventh district.
John Angerman 4 Son have received q large
stock Of boots, shoes and gaitcrs.
The Democratic and Conservative voters Of the
Sixteenth district will meet tonight
Amecting Of the Republicans Of the Twenty.
nrst district will be held this evening
/ The Young Mems Republican elub Of the
Eighth district will meet this evcnina
See the advertisement Of the Lycomlng Fire
Insurance ConPsay of fenssyivsnia. -
The members OF the joint committee on re-
ception OF the !. o. o. y. will meet thi evening.
The opening lecture OF the Law school OF the
University OF GeorgttJvn will be held this
evening.
James Guild will sell oa Thursday, october .,
a. 10 O'Clock a. M, lot Of notions, dry goods
and furniture.
| huUOuIH Il IttNh Will eACuuuHt . urkt-
class farm Board Of Public Work, eight per cent.
| certificates.
E. J. Sweet has postponed the sale OF val.
liable tract Of land In the county until Saturday,
October II, At Z O'Clock.
Clark A Harvey will sell on Thursday, October
., at 10 O'Clock, the stock OF fancy store ad-
joining the Metropolitan hotel.
Green Il williams will sell on Thursday, octo-
ber 10, al O'Clock p. m, valuable improved real
estate on south A, between First and Second
| streets east,
National Republican., 1873-10-01
GEORGETOWN AFFAIRS

The GRAIN MARkET.- Thirty-four bushels
Of wheat were received yesterday. Sales
900 bushels Of fair rcd at si.55.
TuB PIcTuREs for the Corcoran art gal
lery, one representing the death Of Caesar, by
Geromc, and the other Count Wurtemburg
weeping over the dead body Of his son, ar
rived yesterday from New York, In the
steamer Columbia
FouR-oAREp RACE on THE Potomac
Yesterday the Nassau boat club, Of New York,
arrived In this city aud took quarters at the
Union hotel, and will be the guests of the
Potomac boat club, Of this city. The object
Of their visit is to participate In the race that
Is to take place tomorrow afternoon on the
Potomac river with the Analostans. The
crew consists Of Messrs. o. y. johnson, A.
w. Montgomery, John Walker and Y. G..
Brown; with them they have brought their
boat, the same one that was used In tho re-
gatta at Saratoga. The average weight Of
the Nassau club Is one hundred and ffly-six
or eight, and the Aualostans something less.
Considerable interest Is manifested In the
coming race, as the Sassaus arc well known
10 be a club Of good record. With the crew
arc the president of the club and the trainer,
Mr. Englehart. Tho club was organized In
1867, and now numbers about scycnty-iiye
members. The club has participated In
numerous rowing matches, and have always
been successful. The fouT-oarcd race will be
preceded by the singlc-scull race between
Clarke, of the Analostans, and Truax, OF the
Potomac. The course will probably be differ
cnt from that taken by the four-oared race.
Tho Analostan club arc not Idle, but getting
themselves In good trim for tho work before
them. Tho crew Of tho Analostans will be
Gurlcy, Prescott Uppcrman and Brown.
National Republican., 1873-10-01
The Dukc OF Brun.wIcL,. Pearls.

One Loyy, q wealthy London jewel dealer,
owned among large number Of most valua.
bio pearls, large pear-shapcd drop Of re.
markable size and weight. But for single
| iiaw-n dark grayish ring that encircled IT.
II would have boon exceedingly valuable.
Levy had had frequent dealings with the late
Duke of Brunswick, to whom he was In the
habit Of exhibiting whatever rare or bcauti-
ful gems he had purchased. Failing to dis
pose Of the fiawed pearl, he took II TO Paris
and showed 1t to the Duke. 81 will give you
1900 francs for IT," said the Duke. .Givc
me 1850 and you shall have 1t" replied Low.
The Duke refused, and after much chafferlng
| and swearing, In which both dealers indulged
di iiJit,in,, the jewclcr departed, taking the
pearl back TO London with him.
One day Levy showed tho pcarlt TO lapi-
dairy, who offered to remove the Imperfect
ton. The offer was accepted, and the pearl
came forth from the workman : hands a mar.
vel Of beauty, and worth now i've times the
price ut which 1t had been held. Not finding
purchaser In London. Levy took II again 10
Paris, and exultingly showed II to the Duke,
without, however, telling him that II was the
same they had chartered about before. "What
Is your pricei" said the Duke. 'Just IL, 800
francs, said Levy. and to his astonlshment
the sum was paid on the spot, without mo-
ment's hesitation. The secret was soon OK
planned.
That evening tho jcwellcr sought his Gus
toner at a cafe and taunted him with having
paid for tho pearl Ave times as much as he
could have bought II for two months before.
"Tenez," said the Duke quietly, as hc drew a
jewel case from his pocket. "See here. Do
you think, you rascal jew, that DO not know
my businessi" So saying, hc opened the
casket and exhibited to the chagrined dealer
two gloriously beautiful pcarls-eIact
matches-ono Of which hc knew had been his
that very day. "yoiIa," said the Duke, with
grin and chuckle that shook his fat body
like a bag of jelly, (which Is your pearl, mon
ami, and what Is II worth nowi" Tho cunning
Duke had been for years searching for a
match for his pearl, and he had secured one
at last at loss than one-half what ho expected
aud was willing to pay for IL.
National Republican., 1873-10-01
N.,,...l s.x,u.. us,,,

corner Of New York avenue and Fifteenth street,
pays . per cent. per annum on deposits for zach
calendar month. Banking hours . to Z; satur-
days, . to tand to 9.
National Republican., 1873-10-01
Reliaisus Revival.

The meetings held at Union Chapel NJ. Z.
church, under the direction Of the pastor,
Rev. Z. d. Owen, are Of most interesting
and attractive character, tho church being
crowded TO such an extent that many are un.
able to gain admittanco. About cighty-flye
persons have already experienced change
of heart, and others are still seeking The
same. The meetings are held In the Church
from II q. m. to l2 NJ. daily, and at I O'Clock
In the evening, and those who wish their
spiritual strength renewed should not fail to
attend them. The pastor Is certainly labor
ing hard IN the vineyard OF his Master, and
that too with great succcss
National Republican., 1873-10-01
Ratification Meeting In tho Twenty first
DIsfrirt,

The Republicans Of tho Twcnty-hrst dis
triet will hold . mass meeting this evening
at the New Market for the purpose of ratify-
ing the nomination Of Lemucl Bursley as
candidate for the House Of Delegates. The
hall has been properly fitted and decorated
for the purpose. 1t Is expected that Hon.
A. X. Browne, Hon. Richard Harrington,
DR.. d. w. Bliss and others will be present
and address the meeting.
National Republican., 1873-10-01
GeniIemen In BusIncns

Should call and sec Geo. c. Hennlng's stock
OF desirable Business Suits, ranging In price
from $40 to s35, all prepared with an eye to
durability as well as beauty. Gentlemen who
prefer ordering will find on his second floor
an admirable assortment Of well-chosen fab
Tlcs,
National Republican., 1873-10-01
Certified Chcrks,

CLOTHING SOLD AT 20 PER CENT, LEA,
THAN REGULAR PRICBs FOR Few DAYS
ONLY, AND
CERTIFIED CHECKS
TAKEN AT PAR
by, HABLE Bros,
Merchant Tailors and Fine Clothiers,
Corner Sevenlh and ID streets.
National Republican., 1873-10-01
posToN va. NurI,Itl
WILLS AND TRsTAsuENrs.

The Last Wishes OF the Dead.
Tho following wills were filed In tho Office
Of the register Of wills yesterday;
Tho last will and codlcil Of Dr. Thomas
Miller was llcd and probatod. Tho estate Of
the deceased Is bequcathed mainly to his
children, charged with an annuity Of $1,000
TO his widow. lie also bcqucaths sl00 to the
Childrcn's hospital, TO endow bed therein.
Tho last viii Of Mrs. Mary Ann Fillmore
was also filed. The testator boqucaths Ia
Mrs. Betsy Fondall slOO, to Mrs. Mary Ann
Handy goo, and to Mrs. Mifilcton $500.
The last will Of Albert Burrcll, OF George
town, was also admitted TO probate. He bc-
qucaths his estate to his wife and appoints
r. I. Jackson executor.
National Republican., 1873-10-01
BASE RAIL-
Philadelphia W.. ws-hlr~t.-.

Philadelphia vs.. wsshipGter.
The patrons Of base ball should aot forget
the great match to be played ou the olympic
grounds, this afternoon, between The Phiia-
delphia and Washington clubs. More than
ordinary interest Ia attached to ths contcs:
from the fact that the raco for the champion
ship is so very close between tho Philadelphia
and Boston clubs that the possession of the
'.whip-pcnnant' for 1874 may depend on a
single game. Tho home nine Is In good trim,
and confident Of giving the visitors 4 warm
reception. The exhibition game for the
postponed until Friday.
BALTIMORE pErEATs rHILADEbrHiA.
BALTIMORE, Sept. 3O.-The anme OF base
ball to-day resulted as follows
DaumUies. s'.'s.,.s.,.....,... I $40
f"ia"eipnia a'''sss.s......,.... l p
The game was called on the sixth inning on
account Of darkness.
BOSTON VS.. MUTUAL
NIw YoRk, Sept. 30.-In the g,,me Of basc
ball here to-day the Bostons beat the Mutuals
by score Of ~ 5.
National Republican., 1873-10-01
BY the Rercut Dauk F.II,,.,

the subscriber has been induced for the mex
thlrty days to run on his stock OF Hardware ant
Housefurnishing goods At cost for cash, M
book accounts during the time.
Jos. l.. SAVAGE,
Sign OF Gilt Saw,
Penna. avenue and Tenth street.
National Republican., 1873-10-01
HtRbIe ReauI.lte.

such as horse brushes, curry combs, chamols
skins, hay cutters, horse buckets, manure forks.
carriage sponge, feather busters, hoof brushes,
&C., &c', for sale at low prices by
Jos, L. SAVAGE,
Pennsylvania avenue and Tenth street
National Republican., 1873-10-01
REAL EsnATS sI4S y, P5sESTSHX p.sE42SEaXy or TN

REAL EshATS sI4E n PRsEsaS4aE PJsESTSSX or THI
In sepa.sie gisss for each square on scale Of afy
Sts ass md a. Si IS.
ssd Z. % coIIscsnsss by Wm: forsyth. esq., oiii
ES'ss ~, sssa ~ IA ny
other infotmstion besrins upon the value of prop %
To Ss Ss 5C SS
~ twenty four squares
The public and those desiring such ! work are
Sssy a Ms.si. sSs hs sr
nas fs y :. Th
Of each separate square and lot, part Of lot aud
subdivision IS the same srs q SseSTd "a n my ofiee.
Surveyor Of the District Q ioalsmbi..
bios 70 b In ths ss Sas:
that ss %,s az IN s% VIZ 3
aud other r'''rS' $IIL{S TX Ia, clsrl
sEs ,ho59uShIy sa.,.aea a. g me f.Siltss snd
fs s..ss s. 81 tsp q ssss ::'s a 3
ri u K TRSR iGsa fss b Of
subscriptions and orders will be received at tho
o 4. :, PRATT A SON. col Ninth street, northwest
y, M fhEaTz. lte Pennsylyanla avenue
s%Psa %ny shs q s:ss
g S,sSs .S osS ;:Ss on 2,
stri9t eomPiisnce to prOmises made ip tss RE9spec
sei5du Oompllers aud Publishers.
National Republican., 1873-10-01
The Man "Who Gol shot nd saxn..,.r

real ESTATE bought and sold by D. IL. Wa
ner, T29 Seventh street W."
National Republican., 1873-10-01
Hnia Gar EYerxhadx =

High and low, rich and poor, young and old,
Full dress and undress,
travelling, sporting and evening wear.
CARTER A Co.,
4A Ninth street,
Opposite Y, NJ C. A.
National Republican., 1873-10-01
L. Ill. hanIer A. 10

The sale OF real estate at auctlonais made A
specially by b. II. Warner. 100 Seventh street.
National Republican., 1873-10-01

PARTIES WISHING to make secure Investments
can obtain good real estate loans upon appllca-
tion TO d, IT. Warner, No, T29 Seventh street.
National Republican., 1873-10-01

can still be supplied; also, good supply OF
guns, pistols, caps, powder wads, ac., &c., Cheap
or cAsh
National Republican., 1873-10-01
New Police TELEGRAPH,

The committee on telegraph of the board
Of police have decided upon tho route TO 10
followed In tho erection Of the new wires,
and the work will be commenced at once.
The system will completely environ the Dis
trict, rs will 10 seen by the points chosen for
now stations, Us follows; Tennallytown,
Brightwood, the Reform School, rail- Dad
station at Bcnning's bridge, Insane Asylum
and Roslynn.
National Republican., 1873-10-01

Bankers, No. lilo Pennsylvania avenue, pay
per cent oil all deposit.
National Republican., 1873-10-01

To SECURE Your WINTER 0oops
At THESE PHICKs,
buy At ONCE.
HARIR BROTHERS,
Merchant Tailors and Fine Clothlers,
Corner Of Seventh and u streets.
D. II. wARsER makes specially OF selling real
estate at public auction.
National Republican., 1873-10-01
EDUCATIONAL.
PROF. |. {. VALENTINES

pNUrs L 6 vNIEN IIUES
FAsH1ONABLE DANCING ACADEMY,
MASONIC TEMPLE,
H0URs of D fuiTioN. po'
ladies exclusive, TUESDAY and FRIDAY,b.S
Ladies' and aens' combination. same evenins.1.o
3 p m.
DENIS exclusive. TUESDAY and FRIDAYS to
p:0 D. IN.
MI,:fs And Mas,ors. WEDNESDAY 70 .. M,
Juvenile Matinees monthly.
Assistants-willnm Haley and Henry Brewer.
lnstruction In the 4crmsn monthly
For terms aud further Information see circular At
a. the Academy or Music Stores. se3a9w
MR.. GEORGE FELIX BENKRRT WILL
lVk resume instruction on the Piano, Violin aud
In Harmony by tho 1st Of October. Address the
music stores OF Ellis Co and Metzerou 4 Co.
sen 7w t3tArl
National Republican., 1873-10-01
CITYITEMS.

Now Is Your Time 70 Invess.
100000 worth Of
New and Nobby
AT rAsIo PmcEs.
i. HEIfBNrr
lO2 Seventh atrpet north re.t
National Republican., 1873-10-01
G 0 K E..

GAsIIGHT OFFICR,
No. tlsTenth street; at I'll First street seuthvei
o,rner Third and stroets, or ll0 bridge stTSS
asoIEotoxn. uil be pSoEnptH httendedto. ooili
National Republican., 1873-10-01

A RT sCHOOL-THIs INSTITUTION WILL
"A reopen September 10, at 1915 Tenth street, cor.
ner OF Massachusetts, avenue Circulars At Book
sea2ayiin MIRA n II FJI,LFR
Weekly Trinity journal., 1873-06-07
n o M e N { w S J.

CELESTIAL "TIGER." - A Chinese
mathematician who manipulates China
coin for the purpose of discovering wheth-
er handful contains an odd or an even
number, was arrested this week, on a
complaint made in the Justices Court,
and tried under the Gambling Act. He
was convicted and fined thirty dollars
and costs. Which fine was promptly
paid, we believe, and the Chinaman re-
turned to the abode of his countrymen to
resume the game and get even as speedi-
ly as possible.
Later.--Slnee the above was in type
we learn that the much-persecuted Hea-
then above mentioned has been again ar
rested for re-opening his game. Also
that another Chinaman has been arrested
for gambling. Verify, the way Of the
transgressor is hard.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1873-06-07

FROM SAN BERNARDINo.-Mr. J. r.
Felter, of the JOURNAL, now on a visit to
his parents a; San Bernardino, writes un-
der date of May 90th, that he arrived
there all right and found his folks well.-
He says "After writing from Los An
geles, visited the Express office, and
was somewhat surprised to see Vincent
Ryan, of the late Trinity Press, seated
in the editorial chair. He greeted me
with much friendship and inquired all
about Trinity people, particularly the
JOURNAL establishment. He says the
gratuitous labor he performed on the
Press was the cause Of his illness last
Summer. He came TO Los Angeles about
four months ago, more for his health
than anything else. Ryan is one of the
editors of the Express, and does no other
work. OF all the printing offices l have
visited none can compare with the JOUR
NAL in any respect" Mr.. Felter appar-
emily is not in love with San Bernardino,
rs he writes that there is no money there.
He will return in about two weeks.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1873-06-07
Medical POisOns on the Wane

The patrarchs took no mercury, no
bismuth, no iodine, no bromide of potass-
ium, no strychoria, no quinine. Happy
old gentlemen they didn't even know
of the existence of these specifics" and
yet they lived until it seemed as if Death
had forgotten them. Their medicines
were herbs and roots. They have left
this fact on record, and the world seems
to be now taking note of it and returning
to the first principles Of medication.-
Hostetter's Stomach Bitters, the purest
and most elficacious vegetable restorative
of the day, is also the most popular.
Thousands of persons who a few years
ago believed in all the poisons in the med
ical pharmacmpia, nowpronounce this in
fallible tonic and expectorant an all-sufli-
cient remedy for dyspepsia, nervous de-
biilty constipation, bilious complaints,
headache, intermittent fevers, and all the
ordinary disturbances of the stomach,
the liver, the dscharging organs and the
brain. The time is not far distant when
most of the powerful and venomous drugs
now so recklessly administered by physi-
clans administered by practitioners of the
heroic" school, in cases that might cas-
lily be controlled by milder treatment,
will be utterly discarded by all philosoph-
ical physicians. AS it is, the thinking
public, who are generally ahead of the
professionals, have already put the dan
gerous preparations aside and adopted
Hostetter's Bitters in their stead as safe
and excellent household medicine, adapt
ed to almost every ailment except the or
ganic and deadly contagious Diseases
For more than twenty years this famous
restorative and preventative has been an
nually strengthening its hold upon the
public confidence, and it now takes the
lead of every advertised medicine manu-
featured in this country.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1873-06-07

WILL SETTLE.-Capt. Geo. III. At
kins and family arrived this week from
Nevada county, and will hereafter make
Weaverville their home. We are assured
that this is only one of several families
who will soon come among us and make
our town their future abode. Trinity coun-
ty is certainly improving, and our pros
poets are better than they have been for
a number Of years. Men with energy
and enterprise is what we have long need
ed and what we are now getting. To all
newcomers of this class we bid hearty
welcome and extend our best wishes for
success in any and all enterprises in
which they may embark.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1873-06-07

BENEFIT BALL. f. Lachenmacher
will give Dancing Party at his new
Bakery building, Court street, on We'd
nesday evening of next week. No parti-
items have yet been placed in the building,
the room is large and there is good floor
for dancing. Mr.. Lachenmacher and
family sustained heavy loss by the late
fire and an opportunity is thus afforded
to help them along. See advertisement.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1873-06-07

THE GRAvE-YARD.-We have been
solicited TO again request those citizens,
who feel an interest in keeping the public
burying ground in respectable condition,
to assemble there on Saturday morning,
June 14th, with such tools, ETC., as they
see fit, and assist in cleaning the grounds
of the brush and rubbish with which it
is encountered. The graveyard, in its
present condition, is disgrace to the
community, and should not be suffered
to remain so when little work will put
it in good condition.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1873-06-07

PIoNIc.-The children of the Weaver
Vile Public School picnicked on We'd
nesday last in the neighborhood Of DR..
Wares residence. Everything passed
off us pleasantly as public assemblages at
this place generally do.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1873-06-07

RETURNED.-J. L. Landers and w.
S. Inskeep returned this week from trip
to Yreka and adjoining counties. From
Mr.. Landers we learn that number of
miners and others from that section will
visit Trinity this Summer and take a
look at our mines with view to locating
Weekly Trinity journal., 1873-06-07

PREAcHING.-Rcv. Roswell Graves, Il
,ngregational Minister, will preach at
the Court Room, Weavervile, this (Fri-
day. evening, at s o'clock also Saturday
evening at the same hour, and Sunday at
IL A. NJ. He will also preach at Lewiston
Sunday evening at 8 o'clock.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1873-06-07

BLEW Down. - When about three
fourths of the rafters on Condon's new
building had been raised, a gust of wind
blew them over. Nobody hurt. They
were soon placed in position again, and
more securely fastened than at first.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1873-06-07

z DEPARTED.-Mr. E. Bontecon, one of
our oldest residents, left this week for
San Francisco. Although Mr.. Bontecou
has no particular point in view, he thinks
he will locate in the southern part of this
State
Weekly Trinity journal., 1873-06-07

BUILDING.-M Condor is putting up
a large house on the Empire Hotel lot
The house will be two-story one, but
we learn that it is Mr.. Condon's inten-
tion to finish only the first floor a. present.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1873-06-07

Flour AND GRAIN.-During the past
week John Martin has received $50, 900
pounds of Flour and Grain. Parties de-
string to make wholesale purchases can
mot do better than call on Mr.. Martin.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1873-06-07

STAGES from Shasta continue to arrive
with full loads of miners from Nevada,
Placer and other lower counties, who
come to locate in Trinity.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1873-06-07
CO-PARTNERSHIP NOTICE.

THE UNDERSIGNE HAVE THIS
l. day formed partnership, under
tho name of Rumfelt IL Loring, for tho
purpose of dealing in General Merchan-
disc at this place. Being successors to
tho firm Of Fader e Allen, we would
solicit a share of the patronage SO long
accorded to them.
AUG. RUMFELT,
FREDERIC III. LORING.
Trinity Center, May Is, 1873. 4w.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1873-06-07

Coon LAYINa.-A White Pilgrim hen
belonging to an attache of this office, has
laid 7s eggs in 1O5 days, and it was her
first experience in that line.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1873-06-07

JOHN JAcKsoN's family left for Shasta
this week, where they will hereafter re-
side.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1873-06-07

FRED. DEINER wants to employ two
men to whipsaw ten thousand feet OF
lumber for fuming purposes. See ad-
yertisement.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1873-06-07

: F." "CHALLENGE" SALOON, closed for re-
pairs during the last ten days, will re-
open on Saturday night.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1873-06-07

OK A VIsIT. Mrs. Philip Cohn and
daughter, formerly of Weaverville, are
now here on a visit.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1873-06-07

THE Fourth of July is fast approach
ing. What are our people going to do
about it.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1873-06-07

VOLUNTEER wheat, in the Court Hous
yard, measures feet and 8 inches.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1873-06-07

CHERRIES are ripe and the birds are
having feast.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1873-06-07

THE frost of last week was as bad in
other parts of the county as in this basin.
The New York herald., 1873-12-10

A NTONIO PARAvALLI TENOR SINGER FROM
N Italian Opera. teaches piano and singing at III
West Twcntyscvcnth street, near Sixth avenues terms
The New York herald., 1873-12-10
5I4 BROADWAY.
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.esssssssssss .s.s.sOOAo AtoPAASeVAs
EXTRA NOTICE.
| MONDAY NEXT,
/ DECEMBER Is.
THE $2,5D0----B0X TRICK,
known as-BOX MYSTERY,
OR INDIAN BOX TRICK.
BOX MYSTERY.
OR INDIAN BOX TRICK.
On the same evening the
wonderful Clown ana Stilt
Performer,
Mr.. GEO. Ii. ADAMS.
| Also, the beautiful
ZETELLA
and her troupe of gymnasts.
1 Reappearance of
Mr.. TONY HART
| AND Mr.. FRANK KERNS,
and first tune of the
BLACK BALL SAILORS,
BY HARRIGAN & HART.
Also. the new Comic Drama,
NEW YORK BY NIGHT.
Matinee Wednesday, Saturday.