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everybody should remember that all fe-
by the use OF DR.. Dromgoole's English Female
Btters
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'Ci,c COsnOpOiites,

To night these popular gentlemen,
who combined under tho name of the
Cosmopolites, constitute galaxy o!
sparkling musical and bumt-corlS
talent, will entertain, If not more than
entertain, our citizens with joclmd
medley, perfected and rendered ire
sistible from studous practice and n
fervid desire to please.
We ask our citizens to give this
snper-Worthy company Il sumner. Hill
up the house. See that every chair
has an occupant Let the auditorium
be n mass of human faces. AS we
write everything portends lovely
evening, and anything less than
rousing attendance would be glaring
ingrattlde to this troupe,
We understand that Prof Pryor
will aid upon the occasion, and Prof.
Pryors talents cannot be overlooked
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Reed AZ EathrOp. Elm street,
next DO Wheat's, have paper
bags, straw and MANILA paper
nj vi. Louis prices.
Nlllm
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"CRouP," no distressing, and oftcn fatal
disease. should not be neglected. Morsden's
Pictorial Balm ought TO be Immediately nd
mnhierod, No parent who studies tho
health OF ihGlr little onea but should DO pro
vided with bottle. For sale by all drug
giats,
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ADyERTsSEMENTs

Intended for the mornings Herald
should he handed i'm by o'clock the
previous evening TO insure their In.
nertiOn. tsnht HN. .l
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MIR. q. w. BECKETT

Ia our authorized ngont for this city, with
power 10 make collections ana solicit adver-
fianments and SUBSCRIPTIONS Tor this paper.
All contracts made by him VIII DO recoB-
nIzed by this Office.
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NOTICE.

No accounts against employees I'm the
Herald Onice Will be allowed In settle.
ments with the office unless Inn order
from the Proprietor is given.
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The intelligent compositor has joined
the union, and is now employed on the
Chicago Tribune. lie has induced the
sovereigns of industry to favor the
"abolition of middle-aged menu
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a thing of beauty ~ IL JOY for
ever. and ifyOu haven't got II,
go III once 10 Pierce a. Lyle's
Stationery house for i'd.
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New supplies Of wall paper
received every few days. and
trimmed free of charge, at the
book store OF
PIERCE IL LYLE.
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Have Arrived.

That lot of good mich cows can be seen at
the stable opposite the Crutchheld house.
Apply to KEENE & NICHOLS,
43dtf Corner Elm and Austin Streets
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NOTICE no ADyEnrlsEIs.

Hereafteraii bills for advertisements
n this paper Will be collected monthly,
unless Otherwise specified la contracts.
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rown lots for snIc.

Twelve lots lone blocly), on tho prncipn
business street of the town Of Hutchlns OF
The Central Railroad In Dallas county, fol
iale at low prices Apply 10
JOHN ". SWINDELLS,
Iyl6dtf ht4t Herald Office.
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DALLAS LODGE No. n, I. o. o. f., meets
ON every Wednesday night, at the Odd Fell
lows Hall. b, p, LETT, N. a
NJ. THEyRNET, Secretary.
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Good Ten,pIary,

THOMAS CHAPEL LODGE l. O. CT.
meets every Saturday night at the Thoma,
Chapel church. 49, :
j. W. RECORD W. SecrstartSN ~ W -
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On Thursday w. c. Gibson's fine
Durham COW died. She was affected
in II singular manner--perfectly wild
and mad. She acted strangely, indeed,
and every few minutes she was seized
with the most terrible commissions.
Death finally relieved her. The body
showed no signs of having been bitten
and persons who seemed to know said
there We're no symptoms of hydro
phobla /; though from her actions when
we saw her, accompanied with free
flow of froth from her mouth, and
taken in connection with the fact that
mad dogs are in the neighborhood,
makes US believe that probably she had
been bitten. This is the second or
third case among cattle ut this
place of late date WaXahachie
News.
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The Aiuminous aud Ornamantal
Building Haaper,


We yesterday examined this mate
rial, of which there are many thous-
and yards Of IL at the auction house of
Messrs. Hill, Shields d Co., where the
state agent, Mr.. Gardner, is offering it
for sale. AS a substitute for plasterng
and papering, it combines the solidity
of the first with all the pleasing and
finishing results of the last. 1t makes
a firm, durable and smooth wall, while
the variety of its patterns, viz: oak
grained, walnut grained, birds eye
maple grained, steeple blue ground,
steeple buff ground, plain buff
and drab tinted aud blue tinted give to
it an equal beauty and elegance to the
richest styles Of the finest wall paper.
Mr. Gardner has purchased the state
right for this patent, and has already
sold and put up hundreds of yards in
many of the professional offices and
finest dwellings in this city, and in
every case it has given the most
unqualified satisfaction. We would
advise those Of our citizens who have
not yet seen 1t to call and Mr.. Gardner
will show them through the stock.
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Pretty .glrl-sick-pale-fee
English Fenial Bitters--one bottle,
strengthened blood-good appetite--cured.
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Though our premises were literally
overrun with tho little speakers, and
they had become 80 tame that they
amused themselves occasionally by sit.
ting on the foot board, after We had
gone to bed, aud winklng at Us, the
next morning not one was 10 be seen
on the premises, and we have not heard
their merry ganihols since, The odor
of the chloride may be u little offensive
to some 1--WE rather like ~, yet II viii
do no harm; indeed chloride Of lime Is
one of the best disinfectants that could
be used, aud free sprlnkling OF It
around the house viii prevent sickness
In many eases, II Denlson News.
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a SATURAL black or brown IN produced by
using Blnoaud's Lightning Hair Dye.
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A NASHVILLE (Tenn.) dispatch of
the 10Th gives the following particu'
lars OF the food In that vicinity;
The Cumberland river IL still rising
one inch an hour, Several hundred
yards of Market street, south Of Broad,
IL now several feet under water, to the
great damage of stores and residences,
One more foot will invade the base
mems Of thirty on forty business houses
on front street north OF Broad.
Merchants are now moving goods
and cotton TO more secure places. One
firm will have to move six thousand
barrels of suit, at II loss Of one thousand
dollars. The damages already to prop
erty and moving goods and groceries
amounts 10 thousands Of dollars.
Great damage along the dlftHent
railroads Is reported from high water
Trains are temporarily delayed on the
Decatur road.
Waverly, on the Northwestern road,
suffered seriously from the storm Tues
day night The Tennessee river Is very
full and rising two inches an hour II
threatens an overflow. The Cumber-
land, Stone and Duck rivers, are higher
than at any time since l7l7; and from
present indications II will reach or ex'
ceed that year.
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Mr.. w. ii. NparI.e.

OF Shreveport, Is our authorized agent for
that city, to whom parties desiring 10 adver-
Use In or subscribe for THE HERALD qre re.
specially referred.
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RIDGELEY ENCAMPMENT No. IS, /. o,
D. F., meets on the first and third Friday
nights in each month, at the Odd Fellows
Hall. JNO. ID. KERFOOT. q p
Y. A. SAYRE, Scribe.
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For SnIo,

Three good residences In this city. lmme
dluto possession given.
l50-dtl STEAGALL Il co.
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Law Blanks of every description, Tor sale
and printed to order, at this Office.
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TANNEHILL LODGE, No. 50, T. & A. NJ,
meets on the second and last Saturday even
ings Of each month, at the Masonic Hall.
80 HENRY BOIL, w. NJ.
RICHARD MORGAN, Secretary.
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SOCIETIES..
Masonic,

DALLAS COMMANDERY No. 6, KNIGHTS
Templar, will meet at the Asylum in the clty
OF Dallas, on the first Thursday after the last
Saturday in each month.
\ ED. G. BOWER, +. C.
e JAMES E.'BARKLEY, Recorder.
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Fruit and Confectionery stands for
sale.
We have three fruit and confectionery
stands FOR sale, one or two OF which wo de-
sire to dispense with, as we cannot attend TO
them all, and any one desiring 10 purchase
will get u bargain.
For particulars, enquire OF l.. 4. Botto Il
Bro, southeast corner OF the square. l0dtf
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DALLAS CHAPTER, No. II, Royal Arch
Masons, meets at the Chapter Rooms in the
city OF Dallas, on the first Monday after the
last Saturday In each month"; -if-
w. NJ. G. YOUNG, NJ. Il. II. p.
HENRY BOIL, Secretary.
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C0EuR DE LEON LODGE. No. 8. meets
every Tuesday evening. ]. NJ. Wright, Past
mander; b. Ward, Vice Chancellor: Richard
Morgan, Prelate; r. p. Aunspaugh, Master
OF Exchequer; JOS. l.. Fisher, Master of in.
nance; ]. W. Walden, Keeper Of Records and
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Patrons of IIushandry.

BRECKINRrDGE GRANGE No. 81, of the
hall !, Richardson, on the first and third Sat
urdsys Of each month. - - -
nm p,cx,, q. 7; 7. FRANK. Master
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Notice.

Call nj the star Bakery opposite the mar
ket house, lor fresh broad, for your supper
every evening ildlm
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Day Hoard

Al the o. X. restaurant viii no reduced 10
Ave dollars per week, after the first day OF
May, MA, b3dl6t
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RAILROAD.
THE GREAT TRUNK LINE

UNITED STATES MAIL ROUTE.
Trains leave New YORK from foot Of Dcsbrosses anJ
Express Tor harrisburg. Ptsburc the West and south,
sSr n Sunday Ss1vs and md sa'f "sI ''0 a :" A's
For Willis msport and Lock Haven. wa Phiadenhia END
% for sismsport nfk fSes Haven csrry and
For an and lie sounnm.d
washington express q Pullman parlor cars da,iy,
Regular .Sriys S .na si T:'s&nssSs ssS
.S !. sst; AI.y ,s's sss
SPIN. Emigrant and seconi cla4A, Up, NJ.
accommodation for G Iren,on At 1:so A. y. and I'm
j5;Sss y ii!Sf.S. and Il night tt sunday, @ ssS
FOR s.;S;;| 4 a; 4; AZ .;;s
For Hsnwsy 90 70 s.9 n. p MhS2se ana
Y. NJ and u night sun lay. $50 and 7P. NJ
For woodbridge, Perth Ambey and south Amboy. AMI
For New Rrunswicx TO and A. NJ, l2 ~. 2 $40 4:sA
Far & H., a ,.pn. ~ a and noon nsS S and Sasay @
For Kingston AMI Rocky lin, s:NP NJ.
For La nibcs ,va amt fieming;o on g:o A. NJ and 81 ~
For so!dentows Enriins!on sld Camden 7:ao and 80
Fer ssT yssaasiis sssass ana A.
Amboy s:Or. NJ For Hishts;own and Pemoerton,
Trains arrive & 1sows.Ero% r'tssoqrs & s9 81, a
Monday o%a W From ws.ason M Sry az sod B~mos a
M.,ts, s:is and lo;y r ~; sunday, 9 20 ~ ana
IEM rTs" IL shi;isaesSias s ss s. a., oa ~ 'sS sas
day. l0 s:y, 80, 9 ;siA. n. 20 an 1927
M rcks, cS.s @ and 80 srsaawsy NO. A'tSr oase
Seas Ses Nj m s, .s M gaS S SGTs oss
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TRAVELLERS GUIDE.


4 CITIZENS LINE FOR TROY AND ALL POINTS
IA North and West Elegant steamboats, daily Csatur.
days exccptcd at M from pier ~ North River, foot
Of Leroy street Fare low.
TALL RIVER LINE TO BOSTON. VIA NEwPORE
I and Fall Rivc..-Thc world renowned
BEIs sroL and PROVIDENCE leave rier Is North River,
foot OF Murray street. daily Sundays excepted at r
NJ Through jackets sold at all principal hotels IN the
Hallis hand enlapQd for the
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~ tieman, at an elegant country seat OF physician,
: ans y for Ss
MANSION HOUSE. SUMMIT. N J.-soME DE-
N iightfui Rooms, southern exposure, at low rates
for the winter hear near depot one hour frST New
EUROPEAN STEAMSHIPS.
INMAS LINE-soUrHERLY COURSE.
Ss s5s s I'll z: s~'
Si4y SE s.;sSJ.y ssy i
SIN SIN e e $s S i NJ
seeIase . and from al ps MS = q reapssa rates
ss sss4sss sss ssss's' va
sEA,S A.Ef17.i HI sb4sssH
These clcgant new Clyde built steamers will sail from
SET K!ys; 4 'ssEs
xean: stSS ssss Tgss.s
Norway, Sweden, Denmark and Germany.
steerage as low as by any other line
Drafts for . ana %tsffs HsTs,' sfi
steerage ONCE No. 45 Brosdwav.
TINTED STATES MAIL LINE-sTEAM TO QUEEN
- as$ ssi!i:s s!ss ,s s's;y ss.,s S's;ssy s;sss, :,
sfyAR7 Mst6N Hsps,% sp.n .s,'s z
Cabin. in.crnediate and steerage at low rates
SSSssd e sm o Par amOHTs NS
Franco and
CpEclAL NorIcE-ruE SPLENDID MAIL STEAM
pool sr ss%s fs a
bsr q passengers M ysd ans rosms %
separate dining room; SUPERIOR acG,ommoaaadq9n ,1S
GUi0s. y broadway. -.
STATES s7ssSSn1sS ,aS snsspso
Tho elegant Clydsbuilt iron steamships will sail from
S9hIIs, caniain wilson; November SoysmSsrT
rom Zane rns p,oT loot Of r.i street oooHen
or fASs1GE 20 s1a uAxRuEo
cabin-Frst saloon slo, gold second saloon, ss s0d
'ssi q
For pss.ase apply 10 KNAurH. NAcHoD KUHNE
EoR CARDIFF. BRISTOL LoND DoN AND ALL OTHER
iantic Steamship Company from Pennsylvania Railroad
Ss:1: !ss;S city as November
First cabin passage SIS and Ssj. currency; second
sas s om nra
AR0iiIHAIO SAHTSs 4 s4ssswsy,, aS, Sss% Ssss'ff fsr.
ONLY DIRECT LINE TO FRANCE.
SssE'i isS 4
The .plend this ayorits route for the Com
r"m ps1 sslt S'S Sorsh RIVER foio@s
anr,ay Nov =
j. fSssS ii oiD .sssss $Ss
First Cabin, siai: second; So; Third, sss
sSss Sssa
'~' GEORGE MACKENZIE. Agent s. Broadway.
CUsARD LISk-s AS6 Sor2Gt n 4. R. N $. r CO.
nv ST. S as sis ii. ..ssss s s s
3 ss
:"s 10 sSs. NORTH y u .''"'. u "01
s ~ sSSias s nc ass y " meridian of
Nov SSssIzslA xsf Nov
Gasn sSS %
and cabin No.
os UHssrsS stSiSx.y y1y SsSscRHYs cpRHHYsp
pAssENqEEs PER STEAMSHIP BATAVIA EMnARK
from the Cunard wharf foot Of Grand street Jersey
0''y SAs ss.qss SSosms'
II HasHfs sn
nov Nov Is 3
a Fl '%'qHsn
FIRST Cabin lower saloon gold 80
'KuSHAkDT 10. e. b. RICHARD B;oAs.
EeM FORK aensr Ase2
GREAT WESTERN
UsEw YORK rS STSAfSir sAi .Tan ENStAxp, MNh DIRECT
The steamers OF this line will sail from pier u East
GREI WEsTERN, windham. 80. .wedncsday, Nov 4
Cabla passage, SO; intermediate si5; sieefasc sa
Apply to the agent ~ south street - xou,.x ...
this company to AVOID ice and hendisn.s.
t5I% eIssi sSa AsS SoLts GsksFo s'Ss5
hGTSr s. s.sara.s a s Nv 4
uo,,, roK LONDON Dlkkcr
@ sss% 4 rs'c - sf'rs
N'''' -' ''"'' 0'Se " so J. HURST, ffsf Manager
SssaH PFo s1sbTs!T asb sRFsss a9nrAsr
from Bremen pier foot or Third street noboKen be
steamship DoNAU, Captain II. A. ?. S.ynaser. on
RATES or PASSAGE T. To LONDON, nAvRE AND
rIN cao'f i...'....... .$IU gold
for iTeIcht q, currency
ofLRicIis Co. 'gss 8ssn's IS No Bowling orcsn
"A fiSxsEs SfxS yoRk SyAs, AR e14fG9w,v s.4SsS.v
zES!f!SFa n, ssS S pss
TO oLAss saHkssroWs " ysr9 os shay2s4 shh2aSy22o4SDzRRY
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EUROPEAN STEAMSHIP,

TNMAN LINE-sOUTHERLY COURSE.
Royal Mail appointed 70 sail as foows;
For QUEENSTOWN AND LlV VrRPOOL.
CITY or BROOKLYN. Saturday. Nov. 4 at r. NJ
CITY OF NEW YORK. Saturday. Nov. i4 atSA
CITY OF LONDON-.. saturday, Nov. u, at2f. NJ
CRY OF MONTREAL. ....saturday, Nov. @ at9A
Cabin passage. $50 500 and S7a gold;
Steerase 10 and from all nts al reduced rates
Cabin and general office, No. In Broadway.
stccragc Offices IS Broadway and pier - North River
JOHN G. DALE, Agent
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BROOKLYN BOARD.

GENTLEMEN GBRNASs PREFERRED, CAN BE
accommod.ted with two large and ne riy FURNISHED @
ween Henry and Clinton or address for particuiars NJ
7. G. box IS New York Pos. Office
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(NREAr WESTERN
VI STEAMSHIP LINE.
NEW YORK TO BRT ,TOL GENGLAND) DIRECT.
The seamcrso OF this line will sail from pier Ii East
River loows:-
GREAT WESTERN, Windham ed nc sd ay Nov
ARRAGON. Symonds .......... Saturday Nov II
CABIN passage, SO; intermediate, $45 steeragc, $50
currency excursion tickets, $780,
Apply to the agent ~ south street.
W. D. MORGAN, Agent
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NORFOLK PEtBRsBURG AND RiCHMOND-OLB
IN Domininn. Steamship Company y.-Steamers leave
Tor above ports from per37 North River. loot Of Beach
street on Tuesday. Thursday and Saturday, A3P v
Also intermediate ste catnera
Through bills Of sdng and passenger tickets Issued 10
all points In the interior.
ware and Eastern Maryland, every Monday. ate +. u.
once corner Fulton and Greonwich streets.
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i NEW YORK 70 GLASGOW, LIVERPOOL
BELFAST AND LONDONDE. ..EY.
These elegant new Clyde built steamers will sail from
pier So North River. as foows:-
STATE OF PENNSYLVANIA. .... VI Wednesday. Nov II
STATE or Wsdnesdsy Sd Mey =; -
through rates to all ports of Great Britain and Ireland
Norway, Sweden, Denmark and Germany.
Seerage low s by any other line.
Drafts Tor 81 and upward For freight or passage apply
to AUSTIN, BALDWIN, 4 CO.. Agents,
No. ~ Broadway
Steera0e Office No l5 Broadway,
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lNLY DIRECT LINE TO FRANCE.

ONLY DIRECT LINE TO FRANCE.
TIIE GENERAL TRANSATLANTIC COMPANYS MAIL
GrtAMSHIrS BETWEEN NEW YORK AND HAvRE,
CALLING AT BREST.
The vessels this favorite route for the
tincut (heing southery than any othcD Will sail
from pier No. 20 North River, as follows:-
PEREiRE, Surmon. ....... Saturday. Nov. "a
FkANCr iruuSne -S4!uInuy, Tov. g
rRiGk OF rAssAGE AGE % IN GOLD n, onc,Saing & wlne).
Excursio on tickets at reduced rates
American travellers by taking this line, avoid both
transit by English railway and the dscomforts Of
ing the Channel besides saving time, trouble and ex.
GEORGE MACKENZIE, Agent 5s Broadway.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-02-21

wounded friends lying near US called out
several times in tolerable English. Spare,
spare Iturbidew Several pistols we're lev
eled upon him, but they were beaten aside,
and he was called on to surrender. Still he
resisted, made thrusts at us, parted blows
until his sword was shivered in his grasp
He was then wholly at our mercy. Chatting
like CALLED tiger at bay, with the broken
hilt in his hand, he explained in good Eng
iieh:
1--WE been in sixty battles, and was never
yet prisoner. l suppose l must now sur
render. l am not ashamed to give up TO
such brave men,
Saying which he gave himself into our
hands l need not add that he was treated
with consideration by our officers and men.
In early life Iturbide spent some years IN
Philadelphia, and received much OF his
English education there. Some time during
the past wear saw in a public newspaper
the name Of Iturbide on the death roll Of
eminent men.
The Iturbide referred to az having died
during the past year was not he who hg-
ured in the battle of Huamantia, but Angel,
who died in this city. The other was Au.
gustn, military man, a brave soldier and
a Colonel ia the Mexican service at the pc
Rod referred to- He resided until recently
in Paris, and has died also latley.-IscO
Republics, Of CITY of 1lericO.
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ADJUSTMENTS.
Varieties Theatre.

The notable event of the last appearance
in the United States Of Signor Tomasso
Salvini occurred at this theatre last night.
He babe farewell to his American friends in
his great character OF OMelIo. Every avail.
able seat in the theatre had been sold, and
hundreds we're standing during the per-
Torrance, and this at double prices. The
receipts for the evening could not have been
less than $500 All that is necessary las
been said of Salvini as an actor. He has
played here Iag0D,dr, COrrado, in LA MOrte
Civile," Hamlet, OMelLo, Paolo, in Fran.
cesca da Rimini," and Samson. In some
respects he ia the greatest actor New Or
leans has ever seen. After witnessing his
acting, the glowing accounts which pre-
coded him, and which seemed exaggera-
tons, appear is but just praise to great
actor. He sails to-day for Havana, and viii
proceed thence to Mexico.
st. Charles Theatre.
Edwin Adams continues his performance
Of .'Enoch Arden" at the St. Charles, and
is drawing a fair share of public patronage.
the evening. He will probably play Hamlet
Monday evening next. Marble Heart"
and wild Oats" are underlined for early
production:
DaSenpers BROKERS.
These wonderful performers Of things
mysterious will give matinee to-day at the
Varieties Theatre, and will also occupy the
theatre in the evening. The entertainments
will be much more satisfactory there, for
reason that seats will be reserved and bet
ter order maintained. Seekers after the
strange and marvellous will visit the
brothers at least once before they take their
departure.
Opera HOuso@
Today, al noon, Verdi's ever popular
opera, La Traviata," will be sung In the
evening, Roland Ronceveaux" will be
given, for the second time this season. The
benefit of Mime. Lagye, premiere chanteuse
legere, occurs on Monday evening next,
when will be presented Verdi's grand opera,
lie Trouvere," and DOnizetti's beautiful
two act opera, LA File du Regiment
Nine. Lagye is an artistic whose claims
upon the public have been gradually but
surely advanced by her own good talents,
aided by careful study and most graceful
desire to please. She has appeared in va
rious roles, and always to advantage. In
an eminent degree she possesses the great
merit Of never slighting q character. no
matter bow subordinate the part may be-
We bespeak for the fair cantatrice grand
benefit.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-02-21

In the midst OF the fight Mexican off
Ger in a majors uniform made himself con
spicuous by performing prodigies of valor.
He entered boldly into the hand to- hand
contest on footing with the meanest SOL
der. He was little less than medium
height, q thick set, wiry man, of dark COM
plexion, with frame made mp apparently
of mixture Of Aztec and Spanish blood.
He bestrode q powerful mustang, that
seemed wholly under his control. He was
n skiIlful swordsman, and struck down
in INV sight four or five of our
ablest men, and discharged his pistols
in our faces. He was ct last cut off
from his detachment, and hemmed in where
two buildings cornered together. Here.
with six or seven of 10 against him, 1t would
have been an easy matter to have killed
him BY shooting or otherwise, but We
Wished TO take him alive. Some OF his