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seven MIII,ons or Pores.

All day and ali night the exhausted par.
ticles OF every human system are passing
of through feven millions OF quarter-inch
hose-that being about the length OF the
sweat.ducts connected with the pores. l,
these are INSTRUCTED, sickness ensues II
they were sealed up, the consequence
would be death. II Is one OF the provinces
Of Hostetter's Stomach Btters to keep the
superficial escape pipes open, as well as
these larger tqcretory Cr2ars, the bowels
The stomach and the skin sympathiZe
aud II is through the stomach that The Bit
tiers act upon the cuticle, keeping II moist
elastic and unfevered. The famous vege.
table invigorant is marvellous medicine
no other pr eparation known contains such
u variety of curative and preventative ele.
melts, or Pcts, ut the same time, In such a
varie ty OF beneficial ways. In dyspepsia II
strengthens the stomach, improves tue ap.
petite, and controls the liver; IN fever and
ague, 1t breaks up the fits; in cases OF phys
ical prostration II is literally vital kpe-
cific.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-05-25

not expedient. de negro am with
you as far as consistency will allow me.
There are to be found in the South over
one million OF colored children attend
ing schools. Are we prepared to fur
nish means to continue their education
when these States refuse to impose
taxation Tor school purposes, which
they will surely do? In Virginia there
are eighty thousand colored children
attending the public schools. What
will become of. them? II the govern
ment will furnish us new props to the
preseLt system, 80 that when the OLD
ones are removed we need not suffer,
let it come But | see no such guaran'
tee. Ibave heard Of no such promise.
We are now passing through one
OF the most solemn periods OF our
existence. The education Of the
rising generation is matter OF no
email importance; strike it now and it
will take another generation 10 cure
the injury. / am not discussing civil
rights. am discussing the thing per-
tanning to our future welfare-educa-
tiou and wealth will rule. Tell the
government to give US surety that when
our present eystem is abolished they
will provide for US, and that ought to
be done at once, for time is too precious
to be wasted in experiments.
There is much calm, good sense in the
above extract. 1t is solid truth. The time
has not come and never will come when
the sentiment OF the people will sane
ton the infection Of such blow to the
free school system in the Southern
States, as will be struck by the passage
oil the Civil Rights Bill recently adopt
ed by the Senate, and if the Radical
party 10 Congress persists in the pass
age Of the bill it must prepare to meet
the responsibility for the closing of the
free schools.
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NOTICES.
Collectors Notice,

THoMAs MCCORMICK, JUSTICE OF
4 the Peace and Real Estate Agent.
Rents and Accounts collected. Office cor.
nsr Of Market and 2Oth streets, Cent?
Wheeling. apri.h
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-05-25
DIED.

CLOHAN-At half past one o'clock, on
Sunday morning, May oath, WILLIAM
CLoHAN, in the sixty-eighth year OF his age
His funeral will take place from his late
residence, corner Of goth and Chapline sts.
on Tuesday, at2p. m 1ntsrment at Mt
Wood. Friends Of the family are invited to
OF
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-05-25

ROck Candy syrup.
- HRIA. MOCK CANDS SYRUP, SWEET
Y Err than honey, Just resolved y ru
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-05-25

Dom! be discouraged. Suppose you
have "tried fly remedies" and received no
benefit, is there therefore mo balm In
Gilerad?" Verify there.is. Your liver may be
congested, your stomach half paralized, " our
nerves quivering, your muscles knotted
with torture, your bowels CONSTRUCTED, your
lungs diseased, your blood full nj innnri-
ties-yet in one week after commencing a
course OF DR.. WALKERS VINEGAR BIT.
TERS you will feel like new creature.
mayl9b
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AYERS
Hair Vigor,
For Restoring to GRAY Hair Its
Natural Vitality and Color.

A ess ng
which is atonce
agreeable heal
thy, and efec-
tual ior pre-
9 er wing the
h q ir. 10 soon
restores faded or
gray hair to its
original color,
icfhhs9loss and
fresh n e SIS Of
" nth. Thin
hair Is thicken-
ed, fallen hair
checked, q n d
badness often
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-05-25
Wheeling Omnibus Company

WILL, ON AND AFTER MONDAY,
w May 18th, run line OF Buses TO and
from Stamm's ON the National road, 10
this city daily, and to Greenwood aid
the Catholic Cemeteries every other day.
The time OF leaving will tie as follows:
Leave Stamm's at Gas a. M. Return leave
the Omnibus Office, under the Mcclure
House, at p. m, daily. To the Gene
teries at r. M, tuesdays, Thursc avs, and
Sundays Fare so cents each wav.
All packages, par cells, &C., will be deliver
ed promptly and on reasonable terms.
SHALLCROSS & co.
mayl6a Proprietors.
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RATES OF ADVERTISING
THE DAILY REGISTER

ne squares inch space.
Ono time. ......s rs One month.......s 8 90
Two times...-...- 20 three montns-. ~ w
one weck........... 2 50 One year--"-.. 70 W
one SQUARE changeable once a week $50
Special Notices 25 per cent additional.
Advertisements to occupy fixed places =
Cuts will be charged double for space oc-
double column advertisements, so per
cent additional
Local Notices Is cents per line--da no
,ul notice toiu be Inserted for less than ONE
AuAdvertisements,ex except for established
,isiness houses, must be paid for In adj
Ali oils due on the first appearance OF
ne advertisement.
Bills with regular advertisers rendered
quarterly.
Yearly advertisers will be connned 70
neir legitimate business. anu an al dHSs ne
Iisements not connected with IL WILL DC
,nareed for at ourregular rates
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though not always, cured by It's use: Moth
ing can restore the hair where the follicles
are destroyed. or the glands atrophled and
decayed; but such as remain can be saved
by this application, and stimulated into
activity, so that q new growth OF hair Is
produced. Instead OF fouling the hair with
pasty sediment, 1t will keep 1t clean and
vigorous. lis occasional use will prevent
The hair from turning gray or falling on,
and consequently prevent badness. The
restoration of vitality IL gives to the scalp
arrests and prevents the formation OF dand.
run, which Is often 80 uncleanly and offen-
siye. Free nom those deleterlous substan-
ces which make some preparations danger.
Gus and Injurious 10 the hair, the Vigor can
only benefit but not harm II. If wanted
merely for HAIR DRESSING, nothing
else can be found so desirable. Containing
neither Oil nor dye, it does not soil white
cambria, and yet lasts long on the hair,
giving 1t q rich, glossy lustre, and q grateful
perfume. 80.
Prepared by DR.. J. G. Aver & Co.
Practical and Analy teal Chemists,
LOWELL, MASS.
oct2leg
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9TATI LIME.
To glasgow, Liverpool, Belfast, SD
Londonderry. 6e.
state OF Pennsylvania State OF Virginia
Of Nevada, Stale Of hlnnero,h
b.. Htate OF Indiana
Ealing every other Saturday ir M the
Compaby'sd dock, Per -, North River, ". J.
: WEEKLY SAILIS9S In JUNE
The accom- % odations and provisions pro
vided on these ships In unsurpat sed py
those Of any other line. -.
Rates OF Paasage-Cabin, 40 and ~, gold;
aecDrtiIng TO accommodation. Return
Tickets-tlH and 10. gold. intsIIas slse
or second Cabin-s5o currency. steerage-
AZ low AZ by any other Grsf class line OF
route. For dates OF railing apply 70
AUsTIE BALDWIN q co.
Agents, No. ~ Broadway. n. l.
GEO. H. LfAf,
SCI Chestnut ST., Philadelphia, or
- J. y. MERRIAAN,
~, Aren't, Adam . Expres Cor once
man Wheeling, w. Va
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STORAGE.

A --sTORA0E.-wEsT SIDE STORAGE WARE
N. houses 59s 6s4 6s Hudson street Nv Gresnwtch
Baggage. Ac separate Rooms Of any SIZE a. low saes
ishmcnt IN tic business K. TAGGARI, owner aud man.
agcr oiice 5sj Hudso street (Abingdon square
CToRAGE FOR FURNITURE, PIANos BAGGAGE.
- 6r In separate rooms; buildings have all couveu.
ccs, watciman al night MlCtALEs sos,
-. 20 and v Commerce street. near BloscGers
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YORK HERALD SUNDAY NovEMBER p m QuApRP1E SHEET
HELP wANTED-FEMAnEs.

| WANTED-A YOUNG LADY AS CASHIER FOR A
| ~ restaurants good reference required Address,
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EXPERIENCED YOUNG LADY, UNDERSTAND
"A ing music and the public schooi thod of teach
ing de.rss position as governess; could also ac,
scanstress being competent to cut and fit ard having
knowledge of all kinls OF fancy work: objection
leaving the city lent address L. j. box
lV Herald Uptown Branch office.
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LOAN OFFICES.
AT so NASSAU STREET. Al TnE LOWEST RATES
~ lite policies. merchant &C. dta f,pniS
watches. lie welry, pianos &C. NEWMAN LEOPOLD,
50 Nassau street between Fultoa ana John.
AT A. NEwBURGER CO.'S, 55l SIXTH AVENUE
N Din the ewery store, near Thirty second street.
Advances made on Diamonds Watches and Jewelry.
Same bought and sold.
AT JOSEPH SOLOMON co.'s, ls4 FULTON
"a street, near Nassau.Money advanced Diamonds.
Watches, SILVER Plate, silks, cameis HAIR shaws An
tilucs Articles of Vertu; established J private
onice for ladies' sc habla Espanul
A 7 JoHNsoN's 100 BowERys CORNER SPRING
~ sreet-Money loaned on Diamonds Watches, silks,
Laccs, -haws amt other Goods the same bought AZ
iaIr value Private pariors Tor ladies'
At A. KLINES, sl7 BROADWAY CORNER
IA Twelfth street.--Money loaned Diamonds
Watches, Jewelry, silver Ware, The same bought
and sod Private narlors tor ladies'
MONEY LOANED ON DIAMONDS, WATCHES. JEW:
AVA ery aud silver Waro and the same bought aud
sold GEU. T. ALLEN, Jcwelef, l. LOO Broadway, near
Twenty ninth street.
I sIH7 BROADWAY, OVER HERALD BRANCH
l.AOl Office, room B.--PArlor TOR ladsex Branch
No. l,2T Broadway. Money loaned on Diamonds
Watches, JewelEy, &c. Same bougal AMI so!d r,os
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CHORT HAND-THE ADVERTISER. WHO CAN
y write over 100 words per minute, wants employmcnt
saiary secondary considerations plenty OF practice
the principal object Address W. H., Herald Uptown
Branch Office
The New York herald., 1874-11-22

OER WEST 5lsT STA FRENCH PERSON AS
LJO nurse for grown up children; is good dress
maker can cut and ft; good reference. Call for two
The New York herald., 1874-11-22

HOUSEKEEPER WANTED-FOR SINGLE GEN
IL teman III Hayti; must be lady under 25 years of
good education and good looking; must speak Engish
year; board lodging and clothing ana Tree passage;
care of u 5; Consulate, Aux Cages Hayt enclose pho
tograph and references
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PROFESSIONAL SITUATIONS WANTED
EEMALES.

A YOUNG LADY. ALONE IN THE CITY. IN GREAT
N reed OF home, earnestly desires position
nursery roverness companion scamstrcSS house,
keeper will strive 10 give satisfaction eiIher capacity
nhucuDted references. Address, immediately EDITH,
Herald Uptown oranch office.
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CLERKS AND Statesmen.

A YOUNG MAN, WITH FULL KNOWLEDGE OF
~ Portuguese, spanish, French and English Ian
guages good handwriter, w shes situation III New
ork any city OF the United States. Address A.,
ernId otfic -
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MANTED-BY COMPETENT BUSINESS WOMAN
W position as f0rewoman saeslady IN responsi
PIE house wholesale or retail; has thorough know
ledge oil millinery an fancy goods also suits and cloaks
has had IS years experience III tae above branches
unexceptionabe references Address M. A. NJ, box LOG
Herald Office.
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nIspENS FRAN EXPERIENCED ENGLISH DRUG.
~ gist wishes employment rs above, in wholesale
or retail sorc small salary. Address X. L., Herald
Office.
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COS EAST 18TH STA FIRST GLASS FRENCH
CAO laundress to DO the washing Of family gen.
tenen does fine washing, futing and puffins and all
kinds of laces and curtains reasonable terms Call on
or address, for two days, FRENCH LAUNDRESS
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HELP wANTED-FEnlALEs.

CASH FOR ALL THE WORK you CAN DO THE
IA. year round, and after your machine is paid for
good work at speu did prices year to pay Tor any first
class sewing machine you wish UNDERG ARMENT
COMPANY 81 East OH St, opposite stewards;
also given ont from Williamsburg and Brooklyn
offices and sent by express to the country FIRST
New York office
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A GENTS WANTED-IN DIFFERENT STATES, TO
n take sole charye of a necessary household article
Chambers
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1EO WEST 3lST ST., NEAR 7Td Av., SECOND
lCC ficor-A respectable American widow lady
wants child to nurse on the bottle where 1t will have
the best care.
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A CELLAR PORTER WANTED-IN WHOLESALE
n drug house: must te experienced Address WAT
SON, Herald office.
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900 EAST 36TH STA WELL EDUCATED
ACA English woman, Protestant, to take entire
charge of growing children in good American family
first class reference from her last city
try. Call on or address H. K.
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VVANIED-THREE YOUNG MEN IMMEDIATELY.
w to learn bookkeeping. peumanshp, calculations.
Ac., from practical boz kkeeper BrookynS 10 10 cven
ings; terms moderate. Address COLLINS. box lao
Herald office.
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CITUATION WANTED-BY A BOY, Is YEARS OLD,
- in good business house learn the business;
salary object Address j. b.. 39J Willoughby av.,
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will be pro.laced At the COLOSSEUM on MONDAY April
iSy applied to he s'yelorsna Of PARIS. This cyslo
a Ms.sr and s aSa inc
words can nescrne The sd Ct o. me WORK nor the
aa re L6 d pa pnn s srss
pass months, Will be exhibition AT the Matinee
sos Nh snSrd IN OF i sog,asnx
IN die lie and
"
e y q" ihe Ind 1p
ne sThISx
r n arc OF xo'n M M9ea
ss' KEaTiSS.s celsbrsisa BsS9 rye aSriormanees
T OWES rENANcE-GREAr SUCCESS
AIRS T. II, coNwAy's BROOKLYN THEATRE.
M livery evening this week and saturda, matinee,
Miss CLARA NORRIS,
in her original creation Of Mile CORA in
MRS coNwAy's BROOKLYN rHEATRE,-GREAr
wi eScemen ta and Ms ese, naSsy
Mr. o SSSfEE soS Ss All.
es ana az Isa Irish drama ann sssG sn xs
asao s1a in NH he annas Of the drama in sroos,y
a. NILE - CORA lS Article a
i - Another eaa i ., Soscltic, -,
af raasa' '0 ao"ns aud kitty MENSERsoS sSs
Iris" DO, and o"c' ii. f'r e AIRY s 'h'''h 'A'.''s
s s6 1nas jSas n" a% fi
S Miss Ssis 1 @sr@oa NJ si,hcr and al
fasoritcs. ~ Request, Jchn Hart ,kcish
corroy and naiy's new sketch fossrv ausssteers
M<TlNEES TUESDAYS AND FRIDAYS.
chAs eHANsnE aoxSty arm lessee ''" N'"'s''
tina new emotions, frclncn. drama ,1,.,>s
IA SHsJoLsi>E.
CAST s OK s snEET Now now orES
npAv.rtc INsTRucrioN.-A PROFESSIONAL,
a. lady Of experience will aye Lessons 70 e'oc utio,
nu aer stage manager Booth Theatre. New York
,,,., p1sr SCARS AND goxKs ron THE OPERA,
a lie theatres CONCERT; and s.i"1 r,, a. rasoSs
theatre Ticket ohcs mrrasSr ~ src"ts re-
x,.pqttp CLUB RECEPTION DANsANTB.
IRVING nAAl. =
TUESDAY EVENING April n atsf " precisely
r. PorE, ACroa AND kLocvvioNisT, sTEIN.
WAY HALL
/,rowN s,rITs-rlGHTs. TRUNKS SHIRTS. HoSE
L ali sizes ana colors. plain and striped IN wors,ed
and cotton '"c' TSIoS HD al s''s Uo e Broadway
Dg. KAHN's GRAND MUSEUM AND POLYTECHNIC
~ Institute. Rebuild rcmodeled aud with s,0DD fresh
nsay opposite me Grand Central mcie Models d
every portion OF the human frame breathing mechan
inins and Instructive exhibition In ihe world Adms
80 ceots. scicutihc lectures daily tree to visitors
MISS LOUISA LESLIE WILL RECEIVE AppLIcA;
a1s as ,Sr az mo a 'ffsI' Ea
teeuth street, VA MVndNss Ana teutsQaAS
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LEGEND o. LuuoH ERNIE
Cast OF Characters.
Unequacd for
Common Mccarthy, an escaped convict, re-
ss,cghsn Maitland. young Engiishman
nolonei flynn hearicss man MIR j. A. Graver
'eay sn ac Moyia wasns History xa
william Henry liopkip> . Donnel, booking 's "a''
Dan Drso ready for any dark deed g. T. s"n ~,
MIKE tecgan, The successful boy Mr. r. N Carroll
Ssn MaeInnis ..,'s''.....t.... q, M r. NJ Hall
tsn MsSa,9y wi!s
Molly Cannon, the girl with iots Of.
widow REILLY Of the white norse ars annie yeaans
SYNOPSIS or SCENERY, INCIDENTS, &C
SCENE l. Irish Landscape and White Horse Tavern
nae sa 81 n n
Appearance o'Donnsll The conyict's Crazy Wife
Tie hxiiss tsturnstephen Maitland and lis Asssil.
ants he Re19ses Witnesses Foa
the 0onyict-siarlllns iaheau -,
Domcstic1roo Many Lovers Puzzle Maid C!eopaira,
q Ss S As Ma sne
Presses Ills Giain-A cnallenre 70 Mortal combat-The
soaSh 3 a~Vhe Hedge sideeA mat j Lett Of Mcoar
sys De- wa her M
prses nc corycsA nrns ory Of Inc , fasia,how
pscted Meetns between the Convict ana is "ieMy
Idly the sweet birds around singing;
summer like winter, is cherries 10 me;
heed not \ SION tais o. h9w,rrfs ar spr,nsi,x
Rcslessy now on my lone pillow turning,
wear the night aatcheS still thinking on thee
For my aching eyes find thee not cuslla Machrce.
SCENE -L,ndscapo--Nilam Hcnrys Opinion Of
the COultry--surh Very Funny Man!Molly and the
Hedge-Broueht TO His Kuncs-An odcr OF Marriage
Terry McElvany Rccunes Desperate incendiary
SCENE a-parlor 1T Flynn Lodae--A .coundrers
Rctrospects-stephen MatlaDl Proves Himself Man
a Pardon Tor Copuor McCarlhy-Rosc Halpins Uncx.
peced ,isit-ihc villain Brought TO hay-A Double
at Ionsh Erne the Trusting yicm-Dsn Driscoll and
His New Commisson-rhe Legend Of Tough Erne-The
White Lad The Vision the DeaoThriliing Tableau.
SCENE Tin the Gen--rhc Hunted uutIaw-Reg
for ne past""pe for the tuarsmonly flight Is
The Midnight Meeting IN ,he OAK Glen
SCENE -Iandscape-Wiltiani Henry Obtains His
iroiier-Moiis Receives an invitation to Pack Up"--
The Weddng-Fwn Bridcgrocms and 40 Brdc-Brcach
Ine k--Makins the Best OF a bad Bars aIn-Robcrf I'm
NETT Came or Forty-liycs with oliver Crom The
SCENE H-The oak ,ilcn and Tough trnc nv Moon
light--Dan Drsco and His Companion--A Bad JOB on
Deatil--A Terrible Mstahe-Ecn seeks Her Husband in
the Gen"How Many Nigh, ! lave sat Here aud
surprised -Desper.te Attack Upon slen--The Gry for
McrcyGonnor 70 The Rescue. by Her husbands
nounced-The Pardon Desperation and Death Of
Fkun-fhe White Lady Upon the iough-n Is Rose
umphaut Iabiean
EXTRA NOTICE
In answer 70 nume rous inquiries the Manager is
pleased to inform tsc patrons q the Theatre Comiaue
upon Dion Bouccsul,', comedy Led Astray, emitted
VAS ErS SHN or 0Io a saF &c
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A sEs E.s q
srRAKosoH GRAND i r III OPERA COMPANY.
NEXT Mo n,P ncb EyGSN An % O'Clock
Ss sSEIS S SEY SiSns5 na
augmented Chorus and Orchestra Military Hand,
Musical Director and Conductor. signor MuzIo
Benea, Of signor ITAlo oANpANINL,
sion See Special s savs '&a ~ u''' '''A
se %MSssnaS n25
in A"'er's sparkling FIX 9psrbf;I AvoLo.
v ne aafo Lss sSor ais c5 Shx Monsieur
THURSDAY. April q ati:0p NJ.
GRAND f tAosHESSak1S Slshs9S MATINEE
@ The m sf no onsrd s a
81 s %
NmLos cARonSwsE syyGS vELoo'rrpE COM
AcApEMy. cAMrANINrs BENEFIT
rg siHss ,5 5SaFifa Fn4 KIN E 4"
caS SisHFiS rA HIM
ToHEIH ACT Or rleoLETro;,,
SlGNOkl CANfANlNI. sNohAhA
s,o san, .SNH PAULINE LtsH}ocAxan x.xxr,r,
shCoND ACT or AIDA.
MILE. TORRIANi, MISS CARY
SIGNORI CAMpANTNI DEL PUENTk,
rouRTH ACT or LES HGGUENoTs
MME, OuRlsrlNE NILSSON,
s x khsS SsS saas AsS oEagEsrnI nnz,o
seats oan now he secured at the Academy OF Music,
also schrmer's, 7Oi Broadway and at ia Broadway.
DARK THEATRE cHARLEs FECHTER-LOvE's
i PENANcE
NrIBLO,s GARDEN.--J. Il. JOHNSON, ENGLAND's
IN CHAMPION SWIMMER
OPERA HOUSE.
" reroa City, Pennsylvania,
in construction, will be ready To open by
the LIST May This city Is unsurpassed show
every particular The Parker City and Harms Railroad
have trails arriving and departing every hour making
connections with the Allegheny Valley Railroad, and
special Accommodations provided by railroad II
ssry This IN the the Butler
oil regions completely surrounded by towns eight
in number All in reach OF half hours ride and
place oi amusement in any of them The Opera House
Is two stories high, 40 feet long; everything will be
ranged In the most modern style; also has attached
hotel on The European plan where troupes can be
coinmodated Tor length OF time The Opera House
is capable seating bly, 1900 persons This
other hrst class company. there being doubt iull
house be obtained for almost length of time,
there having been company performing In the lower
oil regions tor several years account OF having
railroad.
For particulars Ac., address
BENZ. HOGAN,
Petrolia City,
Butler county Pa.
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has Withdrawn. caused by engagement OF
Miss EDWIN ana MIR. HOLT ri the Olympic Theatre,
BROOKLYN Thc
Buresqun will be reproduced
MONDAY April "a,
in addition 10 the following
novelties for
MONDAY, April ~,
will be presented OF the most laughabc OF comic
dramas produced liz this theatre Urmiul OF comic
situations, BY John T. Poole, entitled
OHIO WOMEN; Or, THE DRUkkARDS CHILD,
with the full strength Of the company.
On the same evening, the reappearancc OF
ERNEST BYNE AND GERARD BYNE.
Also the appearance OF the Conncmara Boys
DIAMOND AND RYAN,
On the same night new and very laughable negro
sketch by Mr.. I'D. Hnrrigan entitled -
WHO'S GOT DE FLO. OR,
SCENES IN THE SOUTH CAROLINA LEGISLATURES.
This will he of the most aughablc that
have been produced In years.
Also, by request viii be revived, for one week only.
uarrican Hart's laugh able Irish sketch, entitled
WHO OWNS THE LIMIT
Harrigan singing his great song,
MuLDOON, THE SOLID NAN.
All the above will be given on MONDAY, April ~.
MATINEE. EVERY MATINEE.
MATINEE WEDNESDAY, MATINEE
MATINEE. AND SATURDAY. MATINEE.
MATINEE. THE ENTfRk MATINEE.
MATINEE. EVENING MATINEE.
MATINKE. PROGRAMME MATINEE.
MATINEE. GIVEN MATINEk.
MATlNEk Ar THE MATINEE
MAriNkk. 1AkthEEA AAJkN&k,
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HERALD SUNDAY APRIL ls74-QUINrUPLE SHEET
AnIUsE NJ EN'Ts.

mHE STAR CoMBIhATIoN OF TUE WORLD.
THE STAR COMBINATION OF THE WORLD.
THE STAR COMBINATION or THE WORLD
INDORSED AS SUCH BY THE ELITE AND FASHION
OF THE METROPOLIS.
THE SPECIALITY THEATRE or AN ERICA
THE LADIES' FAVORITE RESORT.
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THE HOME OF FUN
AND TEMPLE OF LAUGHTER.

GREAT ATTRACTIONS FOR THE WEEK,
COMMENCING APRIL 81, 1874,
Fpt. ONE WEEK ONLY,
THE GREAT COMEDIANS NR
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EXTRA NOTICE.
In answer numerous inquiries the Manager IS
pleased to inform patrons OF the Theatre COmQuc
and the pubic iha Mr. John T. Poolcs great Burlesuue