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On Friday morning man nsmsd Bug

On Friday morning man named bns"
zsrd who has besu siok for several uonshs
with: consumption, disd at Petroleum Cen
tre. He served ionr years In the srmy, emo
10 that service contracted the disease " which
finally ended bis life. And yet notwtth-
standing the fact, that be was one OF those
who helped 'savs tbslifs Of the Republic, T"
for the past six months he and bic family,
consisting Of wife end elk children, have
subsisted on charity; and whom hs died,
and the "loysl" authorities Of venaneo
county were tslegrsphed the facts and ask
ed to take charge Of the remains ana give
them dsosas eafississ buriai, The reply
sent back was shas shsy did aos knew him.
II Is to bs hosed thas hey Ald nst.-iTi-
tusville Courier. 81 --.- 4
The view taken sy shs Courier 10 this
case we think does not do justice 10 tho
Coudty Commissioners, tho s'authoritiss''
meant BY the law for the erection Of oss
Poor House, duties OF Overseers Of the Poor
are transferred TO the County Commission
ers. These duties are the same % the Over
ssers were bound to perform, sud ere not
altered by the law Abolishiug that Office 10
this county. 10 the ease Of Buzzsrd, OF coy
case where relief OF burial IL provided for
By the general poor laws, the course Of pro-
ceeding 10 plain. On information made BE-
fore any magistrate that officer 10 bound 10
issue 40 order for relief or burial, % the
case may be. and the Commissioners ore
bound to pay all necessary expenses ineur-
red under such order. w A.. 4
The telegram sent by the CoumIssioosra
should have contained Instruction. That
1t did not was probably an oversight, aud
not bearslessness. 1t is rsposserous to
suppose that II is The duty Of the Csmmis,
sioners to attend personally to ssch cssss.
II the Justice Of the Peace, whose attention
was called to the case Of poor Duzzsed, bed
Issued an order, there would have bssn no
cause for complaint. 'H
We are always ready to censurs sbs Com.
missioners or any other pnblio onlcsss whss
they deserve II, but 10 this case we do not
see that censurs 10 msrited.-Cvsussso
Spectator. ......
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The remarkable exhibition took place
within few days Of . Methodist minister
named DAkin, OF the suburbs OF New York
gniug over to the Roman Catholic Church.
The acoouot says twelve converts were ads
mittsd 10 the Romish communion iucu-
ding the clergyman referred to, whose de-
lection must have beee surprise to bis
Methodist brsthern as be had just been ss<
signed by the conference TO a church in
Amboy. II 10 seldom Methodist clergyi
man becomes . convert 10 Romanism
Methodist c:ergymsa often come into the
Episcopal church, and among the mos. eI-
oqnsut Episcopal diviues are tboss ho got
their pulpit training 10 The Methodist per.
suasion. r.fr
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within the next two months the railroad
system OF the North will be united to that
OF the South BY the completion Of the con-
Meeting link, The Baltimore and Potomac
tunnel, This gigso'ic enterprise has been
conducted 90 quietly, and witha, 90 swiftly
mat there are msny persons living 10 secI
lions OF the city cot very remote from the
line OF operations who would not have
known that the work had beguu M It had
not been for the newspapers.
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A festive father and son Of San Diego,
California, have been aud gone and done II,
by making an eIopemsns for ,natsinssisi
purposes with two sisters. Tbs fsthss teek
tue elder one, assd twenty, the 40 ~
Younger one, aged eighteen, and sAsy, %
successfully eluded the psreots Of NE sisls
as to succeed 10 having the ceremony ~.
formed, when the y returned heps 10 hish
leather on the same train, and shaekllne
over their exploit, and-so says The San
Diego World-"lsaniny across ths aisle to
'whisper 10 each other, and rssnning their
"erect attitude TO give an aftctlonats
queezs to the fair ones by thsie ssds."
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Letters from the PeOple.

NoTE.-The msnagerof this Journal. With.
out endorsing the sentiments OF contributors,
desires to offer the widest possible latitude
for free discussion. 1t is merely stipulated
that communications shall concern matters
OF public interest, be put 10 decent language
and accompanied with the names of the
writer's, not for publication, but as Q guar
Antee Of good faith.
PiruoLE, April "a. 1873.
Mr.. EDrroR:-On review oftbis place I
find 1t almost equal 10 my opinion to Plum
or, yet there Ia considerable oil produced
daily, which of course 10 . let up on total
abstinence.
i 6nd two old Pioneers here. Messrs A
J. Keenan, and Col. Afford. They seem to
equal the times.
Among the successful operators for the
past year. are VIM. N. Perkins, W. II. H.
Hall, ladder Bros. and Haskell. These
however, have, 10 some extent, become ex-
cited on Butler county sndiwith ons excep<
tion are bound to sink what they got here
10 The lower regions.
There are now producing on the HoImden
farm, some six wells, small, but paying.
Capt Hall Of the Morey farm, reports
favorsbly. He does not intend 10 journey
to China o. long % be Gao have rush q,
tAe halfway house. ug
There ere many parties here who ore
willing to replace the goers, but their req
luctsnt dispositio to leave, makes prices
high. e.
The Phillips wells, on the Rocker farm,
are pr ,ducing we'll; one Of th EN- doing some
forty barrels daily. They have been opsr>
ating 10 The lower region and undoubtedly
know how It 10 eF
Local option has gone into effect. Char,
Icy johnson 10 about turning all bis whisksy
into vinegar and serve It for The table use.
I really believe few days Of aue wealth
er will find Pithole quite lively.
The Dauforth House has reorgauized a. a
temperance ests sblishment, and as soon a.
summon comes intend serving up cool lsm-
onsdes.
The Ice house is full.
l dnd tbe old Cbristy Drug stors under
the supervision OF Jno. Fairbairn flourish,
ing.
The redoubtsble Mcpherson 10 the dry
goods business aod here. He has 90 tsul,
to 6nd. He ssyshs has seen dullsr times,
] connot give you particular statement
OF the production and proposed operation
for the ssasso. but will 10 my next as l
expect TO return next week.
The q. s. Pet Co will give more leases
this epriug. Yours,
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Lieut.. William l.. Sherwood, whose
death from wounds received from the Mo-
docs is announced by.telesrsph, WAS na-
tive OF Buffalo, and son Of William C.
Sherwood aud grandson OF Rev. DR.. Lord
He entered the army six or seven wears
since, and has been stationed most Of the
time 10 the iodisn country, some four year,
10 Arizona and more recently 10 Oregon.
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Local Notices,
DISsOLUTYUN.

The copartnership heretofore e.i,,,,, l.
tween Sohermerhorn 4 Ten Eyck il iSs si.s!.' ~
cd By outusl consent. ''0l''
s. p. scHERAERHosx.
J. A. TEN EYcs.
Parties indebted to the above firm u...
COLL and settle up and save irouble. uu'
J. A. Ten Efcs. y
Dated Petroleum. Centre, April 8, Isis,
- FOR SALE.
Ono l5-hdvse TIT bo,ssr 10 eouoI.,. =.
der, 0na S-herse Woed q Mann er,iss ~
boiler in ccmpIs,e order, 2f5 fves M
tubing, extrd heavy, go feet larro &sS
rods, SHOWS Pumps
h. - J. A. TEN Eycr
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Letters ore. pouring 10 upon the President
from oil qusr!srs, begging him no. to sban-
don bis Indian policy, but to stssd arm ID
bis revolutions 10 pursue the cosrss best CO,
en'ated to bring peace to The border. and
protect the whites from violence and tss Io/
disns from injustice. "4 "a ~ p
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During the last session Of the Legislature
OF this State oil laws imposing Stale saxes
''upon horses, mules and eattle" were re-,
pealed, the repeal. however, not 10 take
effect until the next meeting OF the Board
OF Revenue Commissioners Of the Common,
wealth. "a 4,. ~
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Out in the woods coqpstting, airtssions
and general coartiug. are going on snoug
the members of the Robin family;; bst the
yonng ladies are slightly coy, and 10 reply
to"Will you come? will you Gomez" thsy
sing "Not yet! not yet!r
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There is movement in Para 70 do swsy
with the wearing ofgloves. Il b ssgued
that as small hand, like . susli feot, ID
generally the sign OF aristocratte dssssst,
there is no reason why It bs conosalsd vllh
10 vulgar integume -
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They are supplying the prisoners in the
New York Tomos with bathrooms for cold
water. Theyget i.to bot water before they
reach tho Tombs.
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Now 10 the time 70 buy the celebrated
fez 4 Willlams' Buffalo Cream Ale, st ".
A. LOZIERS - be intends 10 close Nm n.
the twenty fourth inst Also, oil those n.
dsbtsd to the sams will please come ,na
nndsrslsnsd.
W Tn2Trn
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NOTICE,

We expect all parties indet
ted to this firm to settle their
bills before the 1st of Nav ne,s
and avoid nnpleasantness as we
Intend to close out and leave
this town, ystlSo. fy d.,
SOBEL Il AUERHAIM.
Dated, Petroleum Centre, Pa, March ,o,s
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Song OF those members of Congress whs
have not yet returned their back pay s"Psy
ting 10 such Sweet Sorrow"
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For sale,

A smith's American Organ, q eood :.
eew aud complete 10 every respset ~. .
quite st this Office or Of D. B, Psrkin, ~. ra.
bert Farm, Petroleum Centre, Ps. AV
E.f' - aprltl7-1v
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The colored people OF Norfolk, Va, ars
building vessel to run to the West ladies.
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Winter still iinners.

Local option went inty Feet Tor good,
yesterday.
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w GsAFFNEY tssps eonsisoa! 20 :.
bend Scotch Ale and London Pofss1' ''F
islly fos family use.
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LOOK HE RE,

Dated, Petroleum Centre, Pa. M,,ch :.
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SALES AT AUCTION.

by IsADOREJ J. SwARzKOPH, AUCTI0NEER-W1LL
SELL to-day, att O'Clock, at S2S Grand street corner
Orchard over 81 900 worth OF silks Dry Gooan rophns
Musns and Cacoes positively in lots 70 SUIT dealers
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Proprietor and Manager n, Ne LESTER wALLAck
Degs to announce the LAST FIVE NIGHTS and LAsv
NJ %As soThER ss
DAVID GARRIcK,
DUNDREARY MARRIED. AND SETTLED,
~ R5fsRsa %''H fs
M Mrs. FANNY FOSTER Nine PoNIsI, Mrs JOHN sEv-
ON SATURDAY EVENING MAYS
s5 5ft %s as e Sly TE Fsw 3 4
in which MI HAsT IL dssn. c.ra
T S fss s9mpE ssoP Ma % NJ
RoaE MI mis-. M Ma.
fg Is %5s 4Ff sms
Curtain rises at precisely and carriages may be or.
THEATRE coMIoUE.
s NJ S2TH and s s5GPEss
An endless array ray e ss safRi NEW on1o
First week of the iN''"' w." oD'o'
Monarch of Ethiopian Comedians
>,a, THE GREAT COOL BURGESS.
oooN . '''''' COOL BURGESS
T. W. ToBIN's Wonderful ...,,,,,,
FRANKENsTEIN MYSTERY, vvxSrr,y vvsrrnv
introducing the great fss; Of
Temperance Of the world renowned Comedians
HARRlGAN AND HART.
HARRIGAN AND HART.
HARRIGAN AND HART
Temperance Of the beautiful Character Danseuse,
Miss KITTY ONEIL.
Miss KITTY oNEIL-
Miss KITTY O'NEIL.
All the mammoth troupe retained
First time Of f Sa yssS lsHf HDGsG st SSa
Miss JENNIE HUGHES
and Miss ADA wRAY
in new and pleasing Songs.
HARRIGAN AND HART
JOHN HART, JOHN WILD
LARRY IOoLEY VIM. WEST.
JOHN QUEEN and others in
Acts. Songs Dances. &C.
COOL BURGESS.
THE FRANKENSTEIN MYSTERY,
THE FEAT OF DECAPITATION
JESSE, THE BALLET GIRL,
introducing the entire troupe
every evening and at tho
WEDNESDAY AND SATURDAY MATINEEs.
The entire night bill will be enacted at the matinee per-
fOrmances.
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pOWERY THEATRE
- WIN. b. FRELiGH .................... .Manarer
MONDAY, April IS 1873, -
ana during the week, new drama from the New York
Weekly, by Barrett sylvester
WILDCAT NED.
This drama Is In four acts embracing the most startling
sensations and terrific tabeanx to
our patrons, depicting In faithful the wild life
OF the mountain men OF Oregon Cast the full strength
OF the company, with appropriate scenery aud mount
ings First appearance at this theatre charming
actress
NELLIE MEEKER
The drama will be preceded evening by the splc
did comedy of -
OBLIGING FRIEND
In preparation the great drama entitled
HELD In CHECK.
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SALES AT AUCTION.

N4ARSHAIS' SALE-BY VIRTUE OF AN EXECU-
IVA uon we will sell on this day at II O'Clock. one
Butchers Cart and set OF Harness seven Chairs
one Bureau, at 2il East Forty seventh street.
BOWLING A DOHRE NWEND MarshaIs
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JACOB BOGART, AUCTIONEER.
81 WEDNESDAY,, April 80
IL O'Clock, at n Greene street. Carriage Mandatory
consisting the entire stock, Fixtures Machinery Tools
large lot Lumber spokes Hubs Felloes, FORCES Anvs
Hammers Tools Bellows, Iron one Hotel Coach Coach,
Light Wagons business Wagons Buggles, Harness, &c.
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EDWARD sCHENCK, AUCTIoNEER.
On WEDNESDAY, Goth instant

at los O'Clock,
Handsome Household Furniture, rich Paror Suits Cen
ire and Gard Tables velvet and Brussels Carpets Eta
ceres Cabinets Pier Mirrors and Cornices black walnut
carved Bedsteads, Bureaus Commodcs Lounges, Basy
Chairs curled hair Mattresses, Bosters Pillows,
tension Tables Chairs and the Kitchen Furniture, With
which the sale will commence.
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JACOB BOGART, AUCTIONEER.
81 TUESDAY, April 49,
At 10s O'clock at 407 Grand Clinton street
the Furniture and Fixtures of the best fitted
I'D the city, consisting OF and valuable
old Oh PAINTINGS steel Engravings large French plate
walnut and gilt Bar Counters and Back Bar Decanters
Tumbers Tables, Chairs, and club room black walnut
Tables Setees Mating Pictures Mirrors Shades, stools
billiard room-rosewood Billiard Table, complete Balls
Cues &c. Also line stock OF old Liquors Catalogue at
sal
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EXTRAORDINARY

EXTRAORDINARY
ART SALE.
THE SHERWOOD GALLERY.
Mr. JOHN H. SHERWOOD begs TO announce that, in
consequence OF a contemplated absence from New York
term years, he will sell by auction, TO the highest
bidder,
WITHOUT RESERVE,
his entire collection of Modern Oil Paintings
hibition lby card only Ut his residence and gallery
622 FIFTH AVENUE.
These fine Works of Art comprise in many cases the
most pictures from the eases the artists
mostly painted 10 his order and
them have never been exhibited out OF the studios
his own gallery.
TIME AND PLACE OF SALE.
The sale will take place on the evenings of Tuesday
and Wednesday, April 20 and 30, at the
CLINTON HALL SALESROOMS
Cards of admission to the exhibition Mr. Sherwoods
residence may be had AZ COUPLES and from the Auc-
toAeers.
The Messrs LEAvITT.
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JNDWARD PETTINGER, AUCTIONEER, SELLS THIS
~ day at 10Y O'clock at GA Hudson street. large assort
me nj Furniture whom Ii may consisting Of
Furniture every description Tuesday, at 4l9 West
Nineteenth street, assortment furniture PARTICULARS to-
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DlNGEE, PORTER CO., AUCTIoNEERs,
IL will sell at Public auction on
TUESDAY, APRIL 20. 1878,
at IL o'clock, on the premises, northeast of
Washington avenue ana l55th street. Morrasana, the
two story and basement Frame Dwelling and four Los
ground. the residence OF Is. j. Tiemus Esd and other
valuable Lots near the premises. For maps and
further particulars apply the auctioneers 23s Third
avenue and 50 Cedar street.
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AMUsEMENTs.

GRAND OPERA HOUSE,
" West Twenty third street. corner OF Eighth
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SALES AT AUCTION.

RRooKLYN.-AuCTIoN NoTICE.-CHINA, CROCK.
Ausc Ct will sell on Tuesday April 20 at 10 O'clock
consisting of general and desirable assortment TO be
sed without any reserve account OF the owner de-
Ginning business.
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MORTGAGE sAI.R-BAR AND SALOON FIX
Tuesday 2sth inst at l0L o'clock fne rosewood beer
Pump complete threepul; Tables, Chairs, old English
Engravugs, Bar Counter all the GiassWare anu FIX
turea Nv order Mortaagee.
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rRou IN rnou.

Every evening until fur
Their notice, will be pro-
duced, by special arrange
ment with Mr.. Augustin
DAILY, his brilliant adapta-
ton Of Milhoe and Halevy's
wonderful Drama,
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DANIEL d. CAULKTNs, AUCTIoNEER.-oN TUES
IL DAY, APRIL 20, AT 10 O'CLOCK, AT THE PRI-
vATE RESIDENCE "a WEST b2D ST. NEAR 81 II Az,
extensive and unrcserved sale OF rich and elegant
Household Furniture, superb rosewood octave Piano
fine Billiard Table, valuable Oil Paintings magnificent
and costly imported Clocks and Bronzes rich Pier and
Mantel Mirrors, fine mouuet and velvet Carpets Gas
Chandeliers, &c. Also an elegant Pair OF Carriage
Horses, Harness, Barouchc and superb Landau i'm.
ported pressy tor the Russian ex-Mnister Catacazy
The entire Furniture made expressly to order for
the present regardless of and Is nearly
having been but little Parors contain superb blue
satin Parior Suits with window Curtains 10 match fine
Lace Curtains, rich French Plate Gold Frame Pier and
Mantel Mirrors; valuable collection OF Oil Paintings,
by eminent artists; superb rosewood Piano,
French moquet and velvet Carpets, inlaid French
Marqueterie Cabinet and Centre Table to match gilt
marble top Tables rich Paris Clocks Bronzcs Statuary
velvet Parlor Suit, with crimson satin Curtains to
and French walnut Chamber Suits, velvet and English
brussels Carpets fine spring and pure hair Mattresses,
Lounges, Easy Chairs, French SATIN brocatel and rep
Eoudor Suits, Lambrcquins Shades, Clocks Figures,
&C. &c.
Dining Room contains Brussels Carpet, fine French
walnut Buffet Extension Dining Table, Dining Chars
&C., together with usual Kitchen Furniture, with which
sale will commence.
House will be open for exhibition Monday evening
from 10 O'Clock, by permit only Catalogues and per-
its to view may be had ut the ONCE OF Auconeer, 1874
Broadway, room IA
N B-Horscs, Carriages, DC will be sold In front OF
above residence at O'Clock precisely.
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The Messrs. LEAvITT.

II A. MURPHY Bros AUCTIONEERS. 1888 BROAD.
IN way viii sell this day at i9 oci9s s we essa cant
ty-third street, comprising walnut and rosewood Furni
are, Parlor suits, Velvet and Brussels Carpets piack
walnut Buffet black walnut Extension tables one rose
Hair Mattresses bohemian Glass and Silver plated Ware
Cutlery Kitchen Utcnsls &C. A rare chance Dealers
and housekeepers specially invtted ,Nc e
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NEW YORK HERALD MONDAY APRIL g. 1e7s-TRIPLE SHEET
ADJUSTMENTS.

NTIBI. O'S GARDEN NIBLOS GARDEN.
IN Lea sees and Managers. JARRETT a PALMER
MONDAY EVENING, April. "a
afyer lono nd els borate preparation
Mr. JAMES A. TAYLOR'S
ENTIR Ely ORIGINAL AND BEAUTIFUL
SPECf. AGuLAR BALLET PANTOMIME,
AZRAEI OR he MAGIC CHARM,
AZRAEA. OR THE MAGIC CHARM,
AZRAEL, OR THE MAGIC CHARM,
viii be presented scale Of grandeur sufficiently mag
nificent TO entitle It t. be called
THE EVENT OF ThE SPRING SEASON.
The great repuat already enjoyed by the manage
ment OF Nibo's for the presentation OF works OF
spectacular Description makes il almost I'M
necessary for them to date uDOn this
their latest effort; yet 1t is a source Of
qualification 70 them 10 be enabled
to point out few of the
most striking elements of
this brilliant novelty.
THE DRAMATIC AND MUSICAL PROLOGUE
with which the entertainment begins Is entrusted to the
care of skilled ana popular performers
TUE HARLEQUINADE
by the following very great Pantominic Artists
PANTALO0N. .............Mr. w. II. BARTHOLOMEW
HARLEQUIN. Observation-Disclosures. Mons vELARDE
COLUMBINE. Mile LEON TINE
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JACOB BoGART, AUCTIONEER.
81 WEDNESDAY, April 30,
O'Clock p. NJ at AS Tenth avenue the Fixtures of
first class Butchers Market consisting Of marble Conn
and Beef stand Bench Blocks Counter Tools Scales
box class Icehousc &C.; also years. Lease Of the
Premises at low rent Sale without reserve. Terms
cash.
p. TRAvER, AUCTIONEER-BY j. s. KNIGHT 4
81 CO., lS5 Greenwich street, corner Dey. Monday,
April IS, special sale OF Hardware, Plated Ware and
Fancy Goods. Il. b. HENRY, Salesman
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LIENRY B. HERTs AUCTIONEER.
Il HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, PIANO MIRRORS, &C.,
ON TUESDAY, APRIL ~, AT 10 O'CLOCK,
AT 200 WEST FORTIETH STREET,
comprising Brussels and velvet Carpets rosewood Par
ior Suit rosewood seven octave Piano French plate
Mirrors, Curtains walnut and Cottage Chamber Suits,
Beds Bedding, Mattresses China, Glass Ware Kitchen
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Curtain rises at a quarter to 8 o'cl

" West Twenty-third street. corner OF Eighth avenue
Mr. AUGUsTIN DALY........ Sole Lessee and Manager
Curtain rises at quarter to O'Clock.
The Box ONCE for the sale of Tickets and Reserved
seats Is daily from O'Clock A. H. till r. III. Seats
may always be secured one week in advance.
IAN Extra Ticket Once Dor the convenience Of the
Pusnc Is opened at the Fifth Avenue Theatre, 7S and
Mr.. DAILY
ss ~ announce that fitting close for the present
hcTy urant season, his first this magnificent Theatre,
nc n1s arranged with the world known artist,
Mr.. CHARLES
- FIGHTER
!" Ptou"ce mere ms famous and original Dramatic RO-
nance of
MONTE CRISTO
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On WEDNESDAY, April 80, at 10k O'Clock,
nlnNaut unuschnld Enrnifura

! DY MAX BAyERsDoRFER, AUCTIoNEER.-SELLs
ID at l0I O'Clock, at IS Grand street. over $4,000
worth Dry Goods Fancy Goods Hosiery, Gloves Notions,
Ribbons Silks satns xeyet updsrshrts and 4 Drawers
Underwear, &c; also, Dress Goods Muslns, Linens,
Fannels Cloths, &C.; also Fixtures, Showcases in lots
to suit dealers only. MAX BAYERSDORFER HACK
Frs Auctionecrs
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-04-28

Characters by Miss AGNES ETHEL, Miss MARY Girls.
VIOLIN Hiss EMILY MESTAYER, Miss JENNIE LEKp
Mss Mss KATE HOLLAND, Miss CHARLOTTE CAVE ard
MISS LILLE EDWARDS, and Messrs D. II. HARKINH,
FL LAMB GEORGE PARKES, W, = LAURENS. ). W.
THORPE j. w. WILDER aud w. QUIGLEY.