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SPECIAL NOTICES.

On THE BREAKFAST, LUNCHEON DINNER
AND SUPPER TABLE,
Lea e Perrins' Wsrcestershirs Saucs
Is INDISPENSABLE.
JOHN DUNCAN's SONS, New York,
octlt3awly Agents for the United States.
Bachelors Hair Dye Is the best In the world
the only true and perfect Hair Dye; no ridiculous
t1nts, no uisaf ponmeut, harmless, reliable nstan-
saneous blaex or brown; at all druggists', and 9
BOND erect New York. fs-s,ly
ADJUSTMENTS.
WALLS NEW OPERA ROUSE.
w JOHN i. FoRD.......--..--... Proprietor
a. CLAY FoRB-...Business Manager and Treasurer
Jus D SEssf Ticket Agent
brief Summer Season will begin on
MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 1.
TRe celebrated and very successful American Re-
ssnc Drama, by Augustin DAILY, esq, of New York,
USDER THE GASLIGHT;
Or, THE WOLVES OF SOCIETY,
E.u De produced, with most brilliant array OF per-
Miss Alice Brookes, late Of the Chicago Theater;
MI. W a Southland, late Of the New Orleans Vsri,
etles; MI; T. Clarke, AIR. J. b. Browne, Mr. Jos
hodges Mr. ii. Peirson, Mr.. J. b. Ashton, Miss
MollIe Meader, daughter of Mrs Clara Fisher
Meader; Miss Emma Whittle, Miss Adaline Stenart
Messrs. q. +. bert, f. Wise, H. O. Curley j
Fitzpatrick, Miss Minnie Lee, &C.
Admission, 30 cents, rs cents and 81; gallery Is
conts. augT
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SAH FRAxoIsco, August o. Detecti We
0ficers have taken Irving's full statement CON
corning the Nathan murder 10 be sent to New
York, but they 90 not credit the story, Is it does
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THEATER COMIQUE.
BRILLIANT REOPENING
MONDAY, SEPTEMBER lsP
THEATER ENTIRELY RENoVATE1. RE.
PAINTED AND kEFURNJSHED, WITH
A LANCER AND NEW STAGE AND
PkOSCENIUM

IPPtEfANLTEEk n E.NvIiRE Z! !, REN9gATED, RE.
I11ffGsEzkk 1s9 SSS9sfMgs 81 z A HNtTH
THE II H,A ! AND MOST CoMFoRrA.
BILE THEATER IN WASHINGTON.
THE STAR TROUPE OF AMERiCA.
First the S SiE:jHs9shsd ySseg ss.S5
T S. ysr,af ian %oRs SSS Of the stage,
The greatest 4 oEaf P g. sN G}eGTTfd&an'
The 'h'rm Miss sst 6HR AZ yG STksY
%Sb ERss spa S SspHf
me 'n'II1s s' Ma SS&G RT 8S%sshs
rB; s; HODGES and T. JEAN BUCKLEY.
The famous M3s 4aitTe De Ballet,
our co Sfk g 81 J fzA ~ BEAUTY
Hf4Hf fSi ST SSfHHs.
nl Josie sFF Ahkss Ld KAgk BBtkIksssoNN'
SAh MftI nhsaST EMahzsFnh
40 afdaSf ffe
ffSh TBsnRs with ha ths
TIE GhGSR M RTTGGaEssS nr"ur.s
Produced with an GSnS p splend1f.
s"sa fanny Inn M WE1SEspXSY AND SATURDAY
oLD No. On Exhibition and saIe) NEW No
MARKRIrERs, i'm d.
No. 439 9TH street, between D and u streets, eight
doors above Odd Fellows Hall.
Choice Oil Paintings, Engrayings,. Chromos, &c.
staas: stGGs psPsE
seIs, Kings, Nails, &C., in the District.
N-Ploase remember Name and Number. jelly
ALL KINDS OF CAsT-OFF WEARING APP.
"A PAkEL can be sold to the very best advantage
SIs 81 ss Sststns s TN 9Th ana gS
Notes by mail promptly attended to. Cash paid rs
OLD GOLD, SILVER, BRASS, COPPER, Ere.
- bought Ct fair prices for New York house
Household Furniture bought and sold. Notes BY
I4os PP enns sns e sSeous to By AUeEEsTEIS'
SUMMER RESORTS.
THE PINEY POINT HOTEL,
.0sPPf fNEY t PoI fsHTF,li %H,Rl2LAsp.
s1as W r,veE, e9ui-d from baltimore
ysars and viii be open for the reception q guests
thoroughly making The sppont ns eee s
81 he t:ss viii Be
the Norfolk, Baltimore and Washington msTEets ""
ina, Bs.Se1 Bsrds Betting Fish
Grab or Oyster Lunch will be served daily,
Ierms-92 per day. SIS per month; children half
iyl:am GHAs: B. PARKER. Proprietor.
s. MMER BOARD.
Twenty i've additional BOARDERs can now be
9TSmGS%mHmodsfed at the LOUD0N iNsTI- AAaA
a. Apply 70 'A' '''' THfos: ": f LAKE.
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I'LL WGsf HuRRrcANI or TIE YRAI-
xf.rRhgst Haeoe On &c Coast Of Eova Scofsa--
ne coast Of Nova Scotia on Sunday night, are
peang constantly received. The deetrucfiop OF
nie ana property on land and SEQ IL ffiahtfuI.
sections. Solid buildings on land were torn in-
70 fragments, the earth was striped bare, and
az see numerous vessels went down beneath the
shore. IL IL feared there were many dlsnstsrs
TO the American fishing hest In the gulf. The
captain Of the bark Undine, aahore Oh Richi-
the north cape Prince Edwardb Island on Sat-
urday. A large number 81 yeesels are reported
ashofo on the north side of Prince Edvard,s
islands which were exposed 70 the fun fury Of
The gale.
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IA pure white vinegar can be made, 4 IL
said, from the juice of WatermelonoI
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EXCURSIONS, PIC MICS, &c.

SUNDAY EXCURSION.
The Steamer LADY OF THE LAKE will re.
sumo her popular FAMILYEXCUR-
slONS on SUNDAY EVENING, EASlA@N
August ~ II fair ,)leaving her wharf
1oet OF 9th street, at O'Clock going down the river
Tickets, SO cents ''0ppine a' Smon''
It DORSEY CLAGErT, Agent.
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SELECT EXCURSION,
Under the auspices of the
OHIO REPUBLICAN ASSOCIATION.
WEDNESDAY EVENING, SEPT. 3.
The Steamer LADY OF THE LAKE will leave
her wharf, At the foot of 9th street,
t 1n wnEpsN !, EVENING, Sep; .EassaaEN
down the river nifty miles, landing at Marshall all
aiio returning arrive at Washington at Il d. m
IL all and the Boat. "
Tickets can only be procured from members of the
association. For further information apply to the
ioIlo ng-named gentlemen. members Of the Execu-
i've committee: DR.. B. Hood, Pension Office; W.
sixth Auditors Once; s: NJ. Gordon, Pension OF,
nee ii. Palmer. Interior Department; J. b. Gil
tors Office. anososs
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DATAPSCO FEMALE INSTITUTED
NEAR BALTIMORE, MD.

This Institute has been in operation for thirty six
years, and enjoys a national reputation. With the
number Of pupils limited ninety, il has represen-
tatves from two-thirds Of the states Its location
Is pre-eminently healthful, is central, and easily
reached by railroad from Baltimore and Washing
ton city. For circulars address
MRS. z. II. ARCHER,
ID n
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zKass Ferguson, o. Cleveland, Ohio. v.s
risAsensd n 6eAe by ~ Gbeetiag & 3 ~.
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Il AsFLL FEMALE SFYTN1RY An

L ASELL EEMALE SEMINARY, AT AU
Il II BURNDALf, Mass ten miles from Boston, on
and appointment unsurpassed. Tried teachers in
every department. Students fitted for Boston uni
yerslty Four years Classical course in the Sernna
~. Special advantages for Music, Modern Ian
guages, and Painling from Nature AtmS: Thorough
Ssn,ember rs, 1873. Address CHAS. W. CUSH-
ING. jy2- w6s SIN
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THE VILE TRAFFIC OF THE PHILADELPHIA
OFFICIALS IN DEAD BoprRs.-A hearing before
Q magistrate In Philadelphla yesterday revealed
some further circumstances Of the tniquity per-
peuated by the coroner's once In selling the
bodies Of the unrecogntEed and unclaimed dead
Brown, the city coroner, Wa conveniently
ebsent, but the testimony fully convicted his
deputy and another subordinate Of participation
vas carried ON With the connivance Oh hisner
ofncials. The original nn q heightened by ! sys-
tenn Of petty swfndling, by which the accssso-
ries Of the resurectioniso heeced money from
corpees which had become 0ubjecta for calloW
II. DIS to practice upon.
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GEN. OYSTERS LAST FIGHr.-The War de-
partment to-day received a telegram from Gen
Sheridan confirming substantially the repor,
of the engagement Of the troops under Gen
Stanley, Of the Yellowstone Exposition, hereto
fore publShed in The STAR.
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EDUCATIONAL.
Aw SCHOOL OF TIE COLOMBIAN
L. UNIVERSITY,

The exercises Of this school will be resumed the
&h OF october next. Professors TYLER and KEN.
DA will continue respectively to direct she studieI
OF the Senior and Junior Glasses
A special course Of Lectures on the Difficulties
Encountered by Young Practitioners in the Legal
Professions, and the Best Means Of Surmounting
Them, Will be delivered by GEORGE II, APPLE-
BY ESQ, of the Washington bar.
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A POST GRADUATE COURSE OF one sear's in
structon in Legal Practice has been established In
connection with the school, open to the attendance
Of sill who, having attained theoretical knowledge
Of the Law, may wish to perfect themselves In the
details of its practice Including Office work and
methods Of judicial procedure in all kinds Of courts
The exercises of this department. will be conducted
Judge Of the United States Court Of Claims Price Of
tickets for the whole course, 916. aus1-tocs
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The SEVENTH ANNUAL REUNION Of the Soci-
ETY. of the Army Of the Tennessee will be held
at Toledo, Ohio, on Wednesday and Thursday,
the 18th and 10th days Of October next, com
mencing at 10 o'clock a. m on the 18th The
annual address will be delivered by Major Gen.
John A. Logan. Gen. W. I. Sherman Is presi-
dent of the society
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THE FeRT SILL MASSACRE STORY NOT BE-
LIEvED.-As yet no Information has been re-
ceived at the War department confirming the
reported Indian massacre at Fort Sill, and il il
believed in army circles to be q cruel hoax.
and regards it as false.
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No. 439 18th street, between and streets, ell b
doors above Odd Fellows Hall.
Choice Oil Paintings, Engravings, Chromos, &c
Also, largest stock Paper Hangings, Windoy
Shades, Pictures, Frames, Picture Cords and Tas
seIs, Rings, Nails, &C., in the District.
@TERMs CASH.
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EDUCATIONAL.

GERMAN SPANISH, aud FkENCH tang lt OF
TRANSLATES at N ode rats Charges.
Private Instruction. Evening Glasses.
- IL street fast.
L. s Coast Survey OfiiCa-
auEsg Wv RUEFRT WFURHAN
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NAVAL ORDERS. Lieutenant Commander
Samuel l.. Wilson ordered to the receiving
ship Vermont. Surgeon A. G. Gargas to the
Naval Hospital, Annapolis, Md. Carpenter
Geo. W. Connover to special duty in the naval
construction department OF the navy yard
Washington, 10Th September next. Detached
Surveyor A. A. Hochling from the Nava
Hospital, Annapolis, Md, and ordered to the
Monongahela, Sd September next.
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ON THE BREAKFAST, LUNCHEON, DINNER
AND SUPPER TABLE,
Lea e Perrins' Wercestershirs Ssucs
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PAYING PENSIONS.

AS early as five O'Clock yesterday morning Mr..
Sias b. butcher Pension Agent with his entire
star OF male and female CLERKS made his appear
ancc at the office, corner of Hanover street and
Exchange place, to begin the payment Of pensions
for the quarter ending March, 1873. Early as was
the hour, and mercilessy chilly wind prevailing,
there was nevertheless considerable of a crowd
awaiting the arrival of the Pension Agent whose
disbursements bring so much Joy to expectant
pensioners, both male and female. Yesterdays
payments were the second made by Mr.. butcher
since his appointment to his present position, and
great improvements can readily be observed in the
management OF affairs. Three new clerks have been
added To his Old force; besides Mr. VIM. Ii. Whitock.
temporarily assists, having charge OF the payments
to soldiers widows and orphans Up to twelve
O'Clock Mr.. butcher had paid about three hundred
and fifty warrants, among which were 100 of $54
each, which he disbursed to one climbed soldiers
The crowd kept increasing as the day advanced,
and at nightfall, while everything about the Gus
tom House was wrapped in solitude, the pension
office in the basement was crammed TO replction.
At ten O'Clock the last payments were made, which,
during the day, amounted TO about thirty-fve
Thousand dollars. Altogether about three hundred
thousand dollars will be distributed by Mr.. butcher
in settlement OF pension claims for the present
quarter.
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EUROPEAN MARKETS,

LONDON MONEY MAaKEr.-IosDos March A. P. NJ
Consols and American securities unchanged Erie
Railway shares bl1s consols opened at 92k s,S for
money and the account United States five twenty bonds
1865, old ss 1875 ssA; ten-iorties, S94; ves
FRANKFORT BoURsE.-FRANKFoRr, March A M
United States vetwenty bonds opened 95% for the
Issue of 1862
PARIS BoURsE.-PARs, March 4-P M-Rentes, 57E 50c.,
LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKEr.-LlvERPooL, March A. r.
M-The market closed firm. The sales OF the day have
been lZOW bales including 1000 for speculation and ex
port Or the sales 70O bales were American sales o.
cotton shipped from Savannah Charleston March and
April, at 9skd shipped from ports, deliverable
March ana April at 9kd sales OF cotton shipped dr9n
savannah or Charleston January and February aty,tl
from the ports, February and March, at lid
from the same ports, deliverable in March, at 9hd
TRADE AT Observation-Disclosures, March f-lne mar.
ket for and fabrics at Manchester Is DUH Dut not
,Quotably lower. -,
LIVERPOOL BREADsrUFFs MARKEr.-LrvERrooi, March
4lP M-rhe receipts Of corn Tor tne past inree GAYS
receipts whest the past three days have been 1900
quarters including American The market Is steady
Wheat lis I'd lis lid Genital FOR average CalifOr
MA white and i2s l2s 3D. for club do Peas 39s 81
per quarter. -, -.
Bacon 36s Cd. per cwt for short rib middes.
LONDON PRODUCE MARKEr.-LospoS March 4-Re
fined petroleum, l74d. 17ad per gallon. Spirits petro
leum, lsd lSkd per gallon. Tallow AS 3D. per cwt
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FOR 500 800, These same lots were sold last week
for $22 500. The same broker likewise lew DAYS
ago disposed OF the fine mansion NO. 800 f1th ave.
nue., 25x65xlO0 feet, for s150,000.
VALUABLE BROOKLYN PROPERTY,
located on Fourth street, Brooklyn, f. d., incud-
sites viii be sold by Mr. James G. Eadie, of No. 40
Broadway Brooklyn, Il. d., at the Real Estate Ex-
change OF this city, on the 18th inst
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The Losses and Insurance.

Fire Marshal McSpedon held an investigation in
the vesey street fire yesterday and heard the testi-
mony of various witnesses. From the evidence ad-
duced it seems that the fire was caused by spon-
taneous combustion. The following is list OF the
losses and insurance :-Pelletreau Raynor,
chrome and photographic printers, who occupied
the second and fifth floors, suffered loss Of about
Sl0000O insured in home companies for 100000.
Edward Sntclifi, brass fnisher, who occupied
portion of the third floor, lost property valued
at $4,000; insured for $4,000. The book covering
establishment of Samuel Mccain. on the same
floor, was injured to the extent OF $500; insured
Tor S2,40o The first door and basement
were occupied by the United States Tea
Company This firm suffered loss OF $4,000.
They were insured for $4,000. The fire extended
to the five story granite front building 81 and 33
Vesev street. occupied by the Great American Tea
Company; damage $500; insured for $4,000 The
building was the property of the Great American
Tea Company and the stock OF this firm was in
jured to the extent OF $1,000; insured for $50 0OO
John Reinholdt, who occupied portion OF the
fourth floor in 49, suffered loss in property
amounting to 5000 He is insured for $500. Fire
Marshal McSpedon will continue the investigation
to-day
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vIb middes at &c., loose IS pcunas average, sxs
for fair to choice Whisky auiet and unchanged at sc
bushels corn 5000 do oats 1000 do rye and 1900 do
barley Shipme nts-4000 bbls -four, 400 bushels wheat
1900 do corn 500 do and ID, ZOO do. barley.
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REAL ESTATE MATTERS.
An Active Observation-Disclosures Sales, Pub.
lie and Privnte-The Valuable Thomp.
SON Estate To Ne Sold To-Day.

AN Active Market-NumerOus Sales, Pub
lie and Privnte-The Valuable Thomp-
SON Estate To Ne Sold To-day.
Thus far this week the market has been quite
animated, as far as private transactions are con-
.cerncd, but public sales have been somewhat slow
This is as it should be, and demonstrates the health
fitness OF real estate operations. The success at
tending the sale OF the Carman estate was thought
to work upon operators to such an extent that
NUMEROUS SALES OF LARGE PLOTS
OF ground would be precpitated, which could not
but affect prices very njuriously. The proper
course to pursue in such acknowledgment to any
very extensive sale-is to rest little while before
making up another catalogue OF valuable landed
property Tor public disposal.
Yesterdays SALES AT THE EXCHANGE
embraced property all over New YORK city, as fol-
q b and watts sssn st. .G" ss .s Of Hudson st.
wsy 81 SHa Y T.s s wssi Broad
rs bk b. and 400 East sath ST., 100 it C. OIL av..
e ia + "A snS q iS.,h St. us IT. W. Of Sd an
lots Si;t St. iso5 II w. Of 10Th av, together, O"
, H7xioo7 loO.S o q. Tayior. 5000
W. b. Nichols 1901
lots iisil st. Ss n Madison av. each - -
plots n : aih st., ss,'. e. Of Madison av, each
2'AO0 O. ~ sllrs, DooiEr nrsaiauls 5000
Frame bk BIS. and l. r. O. corner Canal Church
SITS, lot 2tx5Ix25xJ71l: H. Udet .............S 500
y :. bk h. and $. s. 4Sth ST., 325 IT, OF 9th av,
lot 25x OU.5 Thomas Callahan. .............l7650
lot n SD ST.. lGL7 IT, g. OF Boulevard, 25xl022;
ot adicinins same sze + Eairsaa $50
lot adjoining size; Is. r. Fairchd. 5,lOO
To-DAY's BUSINESS
promises to be lively, judging from the valuable
pieces OF land to be disposed OF under the hammer,
among which may be noted the valuable and
historic Thompson estate, located at Inwood, and
tfuliy described la this column last Sunday. Colonel
James NJ. Miller, the veteran auctioneer, is en-
trusted with the task OF securing the highest
Bidder for this famous estate, under the direction
pf Mr. Nathaniel Jarvis, Jr., referee. 1t Is expected
that high price will he realized Tor this property
t being located so close to the new National Guard
parade ground.
Since the widening OF Broadway has become a
mxed fact Messrs Allen, Dooley Il Henriques have
Negotiated
( LEASE FOR TERM OF YEARS
ITO Messrs Brewster Co. OF the plot OF ground
northwest corner of Broadway and Forty-seventh
street, having frontage on Broadway OF los feet
by an average depth OF 176 feet on which is to be
erected a five story and basement brick and iron
Building, to be occupied as "a factory and carriage
depository.
v X. stevenson, Jr, reports having sold four
f1ots the southeast corner ofWest Fad eleventh.
avenue and Nnety ninth street, each 25xl0O ieet.
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THE vESEY STREET FIRE.
The Ruins Covered with Icc-A Wonder.
full Picture and Crowds to Gaze Upon

The Ruins Covered with Icc-A Wonder
full Picture and Crowds to Gaze Upon
1t.
The scene OF the fire OF Monday night in Vesey
street was extraordinarily picturesque and beauti-
full yesterday morning. The common hue of the
debris was a dingy gloomy black, and great,
shaggy remnants OF the walls which had not yet
fallen stretched upward toward the sky like the
gaunt outlines of some crumbling medieval monu-
men:s; but every rough, ragged edge was lmned
with bright, glitering gliding OF ice which, in the
dawning sunshine, shot out brilliant beams of
splendor IN beautiful contrast with the dark back
ing lergtn and cuIiolisly fantastic shape were
pendent from every prominent point, and on
the even masses OF upright brick the con-
gcaled spray RON the streams OF water used
on the night before was fastened ard presented
the appearance OF a brilliant surface OF gems The
broken timbers, piled up in confused heaps, with
fragments protruuing in all directions like the
angles of unnatural images, were coated with ice
and looked as II they might have been the masses
OF slain after battle OF giants, clothed in sivery
armOr and diamonds. Crowds collected on the
sidewalk on the opposite side OF the street and
gazed as II fascinated on the wonderful picture.
The lamp posts on either side OF the thOrOughfare
were invested in the shining livery, and the tele-
graph wires were tringed with wonderful array of
pendent gems
Towards the hour of noon however, the strong
rays OF the sun began to do their work OF demolsh-
ing the fairy land of Jack Frost and the scene be-
came sadly prosaic and suggestive OF desolation
before niphtiall,
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AN ASSORTMENT OF MANTELs UNSURPASSED
n for beauty Of design and quality of workmanship
Slate W ork OF all kinds specially.
PENRHYN SLATE COMPANY,
Fourth and Seventeenth street Union square.
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FINANCIAL.

A UGUST BELMONT h CO.,
"A Bankers 10 and 81 Nassau street.
issue Travellers Credits available all parts the
world, through the
Messrs. DE ROTHsCHILD
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FURNITURE.

A STORAGE.
IA. STORAGE for FURNITURE PIANOS, MIRRORS,
PAINTINGS, &c. ALSO CARRIAGES, WAGONS. &C,
at the NEW FIRST CLASS WAREHOUSE built expressly
for the purpose. l02 TO Ia EAST HIRTY-SECOND
STREET, NEAR FOURTH AVENUE. TRUNKS CASES
and other PACKAGES containing articles OF EXTRA
VALUE can be stored with SAFETY at low rates.
THE PUBLIC is invited to examine the superior
cpmmodaons light ventilation, safety &C. which this
JOHN II. MORRELL,
OWN md PRO nfor
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ATTACHMENTS.


DOOTH's THEATRE, FLORENCE
ID Mr. Edwin Booth. Proprietor and Manager
LAST WEEK but ONE
OF the engagement of
MIR. w. j. FLORENCE.
First time at this Theatre French Dramatization
of Dickens Romantic Chrstmas-Story,
NO THOROUGH ARE
called "LAbime!' Che ABYSS.
MR.. FLORENCE
In his artistic Characterization Of
OBENREIZER, THE SWISS,
in which he created such marked sensation on the 90
caon OF the original production of the play America
Twill. Will now BE- produced with new and appropriate
full strength OF the popular Stock Company
Each evening at q. Saturday Matinee ut
Seats Tor any of the remaining nights Mr. Florence
may be secured at the Theatre at Dltson Co Music
MONDAY, MARCH II, temperance of MR. and MRS.
BOUC!CAULT IN Mr.. BoucicaHlts Drama of
DADDY O'DOWD."
DOOTH'S THEATRE. DADDY O'DOWD
ID RETURN OF MR.. and MRS. DION BOUCICAULT
ON MONDAY, MARCH IL,
MR. DION BOUCICAULr
will appear in
NEW DRAMA,
entitled
DADDY 0DOWD,
Mike O'Dowd of the Claddagh, Galway Fish Salesman
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FOR SALE.

A FIRST CLASS UP TOWN CORNER DRUG STORE
Herald Office
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ADJUSTMENTS.

= $500.
1HEATRE COMIQUE.
4 6l4 BROADWAY,
MATINEE MATINEE MATiNEE
TODAY TODAY. TO-DAY
~
OR THE MURDER At THE FARM.
AT MATINEE
BOBBY NEWCOMB
AT MATINEE.
COL GOSHEN,
Che Giant, and CLUB,
AT MATINEE
All the Mammoth Troupe at Matinee.
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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-03-05
TTNION SQUARE THEATRE.
~ FRIDAY. MARCH 7, BENEFIT OF
Mr.. MARK SMITH
and last NIGHT hrt two of

ONE HUNDRED YEARS OLD.
Extract from letter of Free Lance to the Herald =:
Mr. Smiths make up to begin with, Is imperfect.
There Is hardly line in his face. 1t is the ply sognomy
OF OF forty in wig of 100 Neither is there SEM
blance of age in Mr. Smiths walk, voice manner. He
is too young"
Extract letter of Mr. Thurlow Weed to the manage.
mcnt :"Ifarry Placide himself could not have given
truer counterfeit presentment OF one Hundred
Years Old than is found in your Mark Smith"