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PASSENGERS ARRTVED.

PROM LIvBRPOOL-Ta steamship Republic. ADhi 23-Mr snf
Mrs A. NJ KEEL. Mrs Wbe.wrisht
Seiki A. Barnett u. r. Sherman wife.
infant Misses L. and Florence sherman disc
n Beck Chas Myers g. Dud Me Geo. b. Curtis A. B. WOOD.
Sesntsen j. De Haven. Mis- j. De Haven Mis- Bocs
Norton Gilig Powell Mr. Heinenaasa, H. W. Gonss,
J. Croasiale, Real, J. O. w.
Jones' r. A. banks Morgsn kobe Bisr Arthur
PeY Geo A. Col Blan0n Misses Kate sst
G. Duncan Mrs Johnson and W H. Ward Mr., ~ g. hosenhs
Mr. A. Miss ~ Thompson H. Thompson Cap kynd Mr. ss&
Mrs NJ Clarke. Miss Mary hsson Mrs L. HYATT, L. j. Arches
y. McDonou
Mseke d. c. PabrOnus wife. Mrs Kelly Mas Kelly Wu
Chalmers "A. Bowlby Wilson, Mr. Bells
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sPous IN THE MINOR COURTS.

The Board of Police Justices held meeting
ut the Tombs Yesterday, Justice Morgan in the chair
Alderman JOIN FalcoDer and exAssenblyman Herring
Of Westchester were present Justice Wheeler nom
mated Richard d. Hamilton for Clerk Of the Win DIS
trc, Po,ce Court Justice Smythe seconded the NOM
nation Justice Bixby nominated Mr. Bancker, formerly
clerk In the Tax Office, one whom he had known for
many years, and who he was sure, would give general
LatisfactiOn. -. ...,., l.,
After so acrimonious discussion, vote resulted la
Ae election OF Richard ID. Hamilton lDs VVto was D
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for Hamilton and for Bancker. The resignation OF
Morits Bermfndngtr, Interpreter at Jefferson Market
was accepted and Albert Hartman appointed in his
stead The investigation In the OF Joseph A. Ken
yon. clerk Of Jefferson Market Police Court,
tnued. Mr. Kenyon read O statement, and Justice
Sherwood expressed the hope that Messrs Oterbourg
and Flamme who had been the accusers would refrain
from voting, from acting prosecutors and judges at
the same time Kenyon dismissed, the vote being:
Affirmative, Justices Morgan, Otterbourg Bixby Flam-
mer Kibr.ith, and Smythe-6. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
wandell. Murray. Wheeler, and Kassmire-& Justice
Sherwood did not vote.
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"What ought 10 be considered Honestly and lie gally
Gold Scars go or gold = alloy lss all the requirements
lscarat gold may cousrs honest gold looks well and wssu
well All other proportions peensions and though Is
H. may tolerated they like beautiful piems"
mixed with base saetant"-Vide "The Book Of Hall harkA"
Americans visiting shou MG SrR@sTsRs s9o'e ats
Copjust lS New Bonisl Ludon EngiId sui inspect his
choice god es Enghsh watches elock
aud bronLes- Catalogue post free
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GOVERNMENT REPORT.
WAR DEPARTMENT,


OFFICE or rug CHIEP SIGNAL OFFICER
WASHINGTON, Apr 81 a. IN.
sp,opsis for ne past tDeRty-fosr hours.
The low barometer on Monday night, CEN
ira, over Western Kentucky, has developed INTO quite
sysre stor,n and eastward TO the eastern pbr-
tons OF Virginia ana North Carolina. Couhy weather
H. now prevailing over Now-England, ana horthe1st
,nJ. rain aud snow oeor tue Middle Statos, with
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There was heavy run on the treednans
RAM at Charleston. yesterday Az h we ,s az
he ruo continued
psn 20 iu, IN reoured 80 dsys notice for the bAASee
stephen Hood coored, convicted last D gee m,
Der o. Nc 1eate t slsoe bs ssSs'si"n he ha Vsfs''ss
~. ESO
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MARRIED..

ATWoOp-BATEs-At Nep,ng Conn. April 20. BY Rev A.
Ioor Frank Atwood Jaoe bats, All oi hes'hsrsioss
No cards.
NRGIIs-PIKE-On Monday, April 6. 1874 at the Legoe
France 10 presence OF the Hon H. H. Nsshburue w.
mister Morgan the American Cha
Iboa X City Miss e PIKE, dsusler Of the
late s. n. Pike Of New-iOrA Guy.
CINCINNATI papers please
Wednesday evening April ~ by Rev hoosr
cArthur Of Calvary BAPTIST Church Thomas W rhoroe 70
harriet " Cline, all Of Lnis aty.
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An Investigation into the case Of Mary JuIen.
Friday night Port Wayne, Ind from senp, u
abortion that phs
Hospital has del nom the within the last dsy los
by these disclosures
viii be briug the guilty pero1s 10 justice.
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DR.. Thomns j. Rice perfected his improvement in
plate for itlcial teeth 1beY The fnaiest
plates strength h-hnes,
elasticity aud durability, almost lnmOyDe h. the mouth
Filling teeth specially No AZ East wentehsL between Broad
vanhk
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Tbc pur, Curcuo, His Natural History and How 20 Cseh
Him il the OF timely article with illustrations IN ,he Atn
OF WEEKLY TRIBUNE IL
Bnt1moosat men1
tla allcuLIa d mi
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Susrlal Ncntfs

Crotop with sne river vev-To RENT.
oe er hs season. 2sory COTTAGE, ~ sOoi garden
m app, fruits vegetables mik Of bee horse s osrnase
% s n station AID inmates ffom Forty
second; 70 private hmy only. H. j. CLAkks lr3 feattse
Po-t-Oihce Notcelhe mt for Europe o the wees ending
skTIKDAY NAV 2 vii closo tins Ohec ooSri on
SIIsSuAY AZ lZl D. NJ on WEDNESDAY at l2Aa p. m %
IIIksDAY at IL 30 a. IN, and On sArUkDAl d IL N -.
i""'NNN'' " A. L. JAMES z. n.
New-York Conservatory of Music,
NJ. EAg l0agteeatas 81, .cIt 10 Oeiia1hiVVa
bkOOkLlN BRANCH,
lO2, l0i, aud loo iolr'st, rear state
khM Pupils aECkiv I'D DAILY.
The Conservatory TcmAlns Vpca lie elLIe year
FRIyATk AND CLASS lNhlkUolloN -
NapoeOn', Cabinet
GltAhlAONE
po, sale g, IN. I.sdag wue ,nsrch.ns and srooers
DooVhh s''S s.S Asea. 81 Bes'~sk
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The publisher of Papa's Own Grip REQUESTS o. 70 s,ss ~
sf o.g 10 The be printed and bound sse
really for tLe uDhc before the lst OF May
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Ruptured People don't the dangerous wire spnns tZ
horrible metal uIs3 The ELASTIC Truss oos
boaIway Rupture comfortably night aud iay u cured
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NJ. f,.,o,o.,, - IN the case Of the y Cow
n1r,.S Str,, & 4, Of axe vas found deal stabbed
h si p,ess Teet sgo have rval,sa rie' sh'rss "' Wy
PocetvF
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DIED.

Al Notices Of Marriages must be indorsed wih fsH
name and address
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1874-05-23

One of the grandest illustrations of the enter.
nrise of the times, is the completion OF the great
iron bridge over the Mississippi at LOUISIANA
Mo, erected in the short space OF I'VE anu nan
months from its commencement twas formal
Nv onencd on Christmas for through trains from
Ghirogo TO Kansas City ria the Chicogo and Al
ton and St Louis, Kansas City and Northern
short Line The route Of this line is from Chi
caro- to Kansas City, through Joliet, Dwight
Chcnoa. Bloomington Petersburg, Jacksonville,
Roodhouse, louisiana Mo-, Mexico, Mo-, Mober-
ly. Mo. and over the Missouri river at kansas
CITY. on the first bridge ever built across the
" Bic Muddy" This line passes through EN- eN-
cecdingly prosperous country, abounulng III
splendid views through succession o. cultlva-
ted farms, and possesses numerous attractive
TEXTURES to Gispel the mouOtopy that prevails on
ordinary routes, and makes the trip one OF pleas
ure, instead of tedious journey. This line has
become proycrbial for the excellence OF its equip
mcnt New Pullman Palace Cars, new Reclining
Chair Cars elegantly carpCted and fitted with
drcssing.rooms with every toilet convenience Tor
ladies, gentlemen and families travelling with
children, without extra charge; also superb day
coaches, smoking cars and dining cars, where
one partakcs of IS good Il meal willie speeding
ON their tourney st the rate of thirty miles an
bour. as NAV be had at any trst-class hotel. ANY
Ticket AGENT selling through tickets TO the West
will furnish tickets by this excellent route, over
thc Chicago and Alton and st, Louis Kansas City
and Northern Short Line, 10 Kansas, Colorado,
Nchraekn, California and the Great West. For
Mar, Circulars and Time Tables, address either
James Charlton, Chicago, or =, b. Groat 81.
Louis Md either OF whom will furnish any IN
formation desired. H.
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ofout in this case to have said simply; 1.-TWO
nhyslcinn, arc in Automatically. y, Ndh
4 Maine woman has hair seven feet ana hVe
inches long--too long to be aVaIlahlc III pu''''
There is something very sensible in the i'i'
promptu remark of pretty girl; VII our MAKER
thought il wrong for Adam to live single "hci'
there WAS not Il woman on earth, how crlmInaIiy
v,rour are the old bachelors, with the world iull
Of pretty girls
A rural stutistician reports that more people
are talked to death by pcddlcrs of lightning rous
than are killed by lightning.
4 Milwaukee paper says OF literary Hch'io'
man in that city: "The subdued light OF those
mild blue orbs is indeed the slumberinG hfe Oh
renlus. He is also very good young man.
With the exception Of a few games OF marbles
played on Sundays while boy, his life has been
without reproach."
An ambitious young reporter on the Oawego
Tnes had his wages raised on account Oh MS
first description of fire, in which he stated that
" the rcd flames danced in the heavens ana hung
their fiery arms about like black funeral pan
until Sam Jones got on the ROOT ana douSeu
them out with patl Of water
Gle handled his gun carclcssly, and put on his
angel pumagc," is the latest Western obituary
notice.
II occurred to q Daubury scholar, while writ
mg a composition, last week, to make the re-
markablc statement that san OK does not taste as
good rs an oyster, but it can run faster"
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them in marriage, as he may do 1t with less
scandal to Christ's church
When parents refuse their children conven'
lent marriages, the magistrates shall deter
mine the point.
The sclcc,mcn on finding children ignorant
may take them away from their parents and
nut them in better hands at the expense OF
their parents.
Fornica,ion shall he punished by compel
ing marriage, or rs the court shall think
Adultery shall be punished with death.
A man that strikes his wife shall pay fine
of go.
woman that strikes her husband shall be
punished as the law directs.
A wife shall be deemed as good evidence
against her husband
No man shall court a maid in person or by
letter, without first obtaining consent OF her
parents; f5 pounds penalty for the first OF,
tense; $40 for the second; and for the third
Imprisonment during the pleasure OF the
court.
Married persons must Iiye together or be
imprisoned.
according to his cap
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4 SAD INCIDENTAL Paris correspondent
of one of the London papers tells the follow
ing: "A sad incident took place yesterday
in the church.yard of Grosbois village, OUT,
side of Paris The body of child was about
to be lowered into grave, when the suppos
cd corpse was heard to groan' me mo'her
pounccd on the coffin and wrenched the LID
with pair of scissors which she had in her
pocket. '.Noa Dieu" cried she, my son lives
hes savcdn And taking the poor little
shrouded body in her arms, she bathcd 1t
with her tears and kisses. But her JOY was
brief The child made "A movement, and Ut
tering another feeble groan, threw back It's
Ihcad-and died. The mother ,gazed on the
Icolpse with haggard eyes, and then clasped
il to her breast with despair, and for few
moments her whole body was convulsed,
Suddenly she fell to the ground as If struck
by lightning, and when recovered from her
swoon, she had become insane.
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List of Patents.

The following Patents were issued from the
United States Patent Office to citizens OF Illinois
from Apr. l4th 1874, to Apr. 2l't, 1874, Reported
for the FREE TRADER by Alexander " Mason
Solicitors of Patents, 6O5 Seventh -treet, Wash
incton. d. c.:
Middlings Purihcr-I. Gathmann, Chicago
Medical Compound, or Ointment-D. Grim
Coplcy. o., ,,.
Car Whcel-N. Thomas, Chicago.
Windmill--D q. Webster Parks Corner.
Lantcrn-W. Burns, Chicago.
SIGNAL LQntern-J. c. McMullen, Chicago
Tile Brick Mold. Shrcilcr Joliet.
Adjustable lnsolc Slippcr-D : Cole w II
Cundif Leroy.
Grain Drycr-W. j. Dcnnith, Mattoon, =,
Quilting Attachment for Sewing Machlh's-M
Dewey, Chicago. , H.,
Gangway for Transferring CattIe-E J., Fore
man, Rantou.
Grain Bndcr-C Jewell, Monmouth.
Folding Ladder b, Johnson, Alma
PIowsharc-J. c. +. Schcnck, Peru.
REISSUE PATENTS.
Treating Ohal and Manufacturing Gas j. Iur
ncr Chicago.
DESIGNS.
IL
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Kansas Pacific Railway.

Tho mann line extends from Kansas City, Mo"
and Icavcnworth, Kansas, both houriShng cltles
on the Missouri River, through Central Kansas
and Eastern Colorado G39 miles to Denver, Colo
RADIO and with several hundred miles of Branch
es in addition, reaches every portion OF Kansas,
Colorado and New Mexico and all Of its icrllle
valleys. Rare opportunities are offered for ac-
ruirinr homes IN IL section OF country unsur-
rssrd for fertility and health. The State Capl
iol State University, State Agricultural College,
state Normal School, Blind Asylum, nc, OF Nan
sus are all located Immediately along the line,
ohd the educational facilities generally are I'M
cruoled By reference to the United States AZ
ricultural Reports, it will be observed that Nan
.s1s mad n ,cater Weld to the acre Of the cereals
ihnr amy n;hcr State, and Gold Medals and Dl-
plopIa. Tor the greatest and best display of Fruit
and Agricultural, Horticultural and Mineral pro
ducts, have teen awarded Mt the Great ENposf
hons and Fairs throughout the land in competl,
son with tlr other States For the tourist ana
Invalid, varied and narming Landscape Is pre-,
sentcd; and the delightful air Of Colorado, ana
the now Justly celebrated Cold, Warm ana MOI
Springs, in the vicinity of Denver have gwen re-
ncwcd life TO the weary ane have restored hcat.n
to the sick Don't fail to take trip over the s
Kansas Pacific Railway,and ii you want a Soou i
home, be sure 10 settle along its line. you eau
obtain Maps, Circulars, Nc., giving all inlorh9'
zion, by addressing General Passenger aSeh.lh
PR, Kansas City, Mo.
TIE GREAT AMERICAN ioNsI MFIloN NV - =, :
DR.. VIM Halls BalSam for the Lungs, Cu,cs 'He
worst case, of Coughs, Colds ana All tnG uSc"ScS
of the Lungs, Throat and Chest fof Wno"F Ii
Cough and Group it Is certain speGlHC: ne
most obstinate cases surely WELD To lialiS BSl-
sam when used perscveriugly. s'9hHS az lhe
head OF all cough preparations, SOU every
where John F. Henry, Curran " 20; propre'
tors, ; ~ 9 College Place, ". I. w
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SUM MARY

t,, at,--, AMI c--r7e.. stock uf Drug, and hooks
y ''' ! !. Glslt0S.
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This an irritation or inflammation Of the bron-
chial tubes which carry the air we orGathc mo
throat from Catarrh extending to these parts,
rom w scrofuious affections, and from severe use
of the voice. The irritation from this latter
commences in the ld,yHr and glouiS, which are
the organs of the voice, and, extending down
wards, produces horsencss, coughing, ana SPIT
blood. 1t is chiefly dangerous from its tendency
TO spread into the lungs, and terminate in con
sumption. 1t is in the cure Of severe and obstl-
nate cases Of this disease that Dr. Percc's Gold
en- Medical Discovery has achieved unparalleled
success, and won the loudcstpraise from all wAo
have scd il,
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Tho Man who swallowed a. Fork.

Orr READERS are aware that la Paris-that
CITY of 'scnsations'-one of the chief 'sensa'
tons of to-day relates to the man who swal'
lowed a fork. We are happy TO be able to lay
before our readers the following communca'
ton on the subject from one OF the most DIS
tnguishcd physicians OF France, DR.. julius
Se5nin' the brother Of Edward Seguin, this
city.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1874-05-23

From THE SHADOW OF THL GUilIoTINE.-
One of the most remarkable escapes ever
made was made 10y VI de Chateaubrun dur
inc the reign of terror in Paris. He was sent
To execution with twenty other prisoners; but
after the fifteenth head and fallen the guillo-
tine got out of order, and workman was
sent Tor TO repair H. The five remaining
victims were lctt standing IN frost ot the ma
chihc with their hands tied behind them. \
| French crowd is yc:y curious. and the PEG
pie kept pressing forward 10 see the man ar
ranging The @uil'oiinc. BY degrees VI. lie
Chateaubrun. who was Ia the rear at his com
lpaniunS. found himself In ia" front line OF
the spectators. then in the second, and finally
well behind those Who had come Ia see his
head Cut oil Before the man could get The
tguillOlinu ia working order night began Z,
| tall. and VI. je ChaicauhruR slipped aws
When in The Champs Elysces he told man
that war hal tied his hands and robbed
hlm of his ha'. and this simple individual vu'
him free y few days later ". dc Chateau
Ihrgr escaped from France.
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DESIGNS.
HrnIiChitls.

Billiard Tablc-F. Z. Held, Chicago.
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nEnr OF GRATITUDE.

Mrs MARY TAFT, of Elk Point, Dakota lerrl-
tory, called at the Worlds Dispcnsary, Aug. ~
1878, to acknowledge a debt of gratitude due Ut
Pierce, having been entirely cured OF cataT TIL
with throat disease, by the use OF Dr;
SarG's catarrh remedy and Dr. Pierces Medical!
Discovery
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Landlady (fercely)-You mustn't occupy
that bed with your boots on" Boarder-
Never mind, they're an old pair; | guess the
hed.burs can't hurt 'em. III risk it, anyhow
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DWELLING HOUSES TO LET
Unfurntshed.

no RENT-A FOUR STORY BROWN STONE ENG
l. sh basement House near Fourth avenue; $500
Inquire ON the premises. ITO East Thirieth No
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AMUSkMENrSs

NIETRoPOLITAN THEATRE, ,o..,,s s7
lN ,e5 ana 5e7 broauway N w pf'Ti "
4 GRAND CHANGE OF pROORAMME
TONIGHT .. .oo,,o,
METROPOLITAN ALL TIE MAMMOTH TROUPE
METROPOLITAN Mile. MARIE zoe
MEIROPULITAN. in her Character OF LIZ L..
METROPOLITAN. THE DUMB GIRL III ths tiiIinins
METROPOiIIAN Melo Drama entitled the
METROPOLITAN MOUNTAIN DEVIL.
METROPOLITAN. or the DUMB GIRL W urNoA-
SAN hickey AND MASTER BARNEY
in their truly Laughable sketches nr
MISS JENNIE HUGH rs, MILE. LkONA DARE
MISS LIZZIE KELSEY, - 900
The sCHROrTER SISTERS ami Mlss KATE WiLSoN.
THE MARflNErfI TROUPE OF PANTnMiMiI Is, 81 81 ~
JOHN QUEEN, MR. WEST, COOL WHITE, uAhhf
SINCLAIR, 9 f.: WoRLEY, GEORGE kGdChauMt
TOGETHER WITH OUR OCULAR COMfANf.
Doors open att Curtain rises at "a -
Popular prices Of ad ssion-25c,, 5Dc and 81 n.
SPECIAL NOTlCE.-NeXt week still more new SrARs
WILL APPEAR
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ADJUSTMENTS.

ERovAg9aEI 1s1I ss
Tais fEIP 5A5y MASH tFSRsSiI osSsf Pm
LEoNoRA IL ro Nine. Gh sisfiNE NILSSON
AAShfS6 irA n;' cAMEsAAIssff
COUNT d sseoooEHARxBo BOY 6ooSEE'vs &c BE- rohNlh
SfHsi sSxsS sE{s5SS Hrisa al! .ss.Sa
Nine SsHAv1 Ms. i
MONDAY 4 hyxsIsa sS MsIsh IS o'clock
'AAFAash b4EaS RI tsssSf
Seats at Academy at schrmers, 7vl and at Ia Broad
NoSsIkEE v IsNs.i MA u nsI!s
NINE Nine; 6hEIsTiSE SiLs$oS, nov
will appear in Grand Concert and in acts Of dnerent
TUESDAY EvEs G}Rss.As s sH 10, ats O'Clock.
SEATS FOR Tas sy now ~ sssk As
sss4 ps ssS dG 4Ar1SHr
srR.Ke ssSnq f Innd Sn oPsh 9. ohSsxrAyy
7oaoSaS~ S sA9SSSSAA ss;S$
A"' s4s55 sHHSaf sa5f;aI
Grand chorus and Orchestra. o. >,,r1,o
R1sGsS ana sssse
Seats at Academy and 7Oi and III Broadway.
A AaxT t iUas6AY kvaXINo, MARCH 10, At &
s5ss zf5i e
IL szHisfisH
ToRRIANi, CAPouL scoLAkA, BOY, &C..
in srMan9% i ipNftW aisls'ed by
ToRRANI, CAPoUL, MAURnI. sGOLARA.
Mile TSv% STSsa Y ynd Act Mon rMaoaURE
LES DE1x AvENGLEs The IWq Bind ID Mem. Nor,
0. GRAND CHORUS AND oRcHEsTRAI, nr~s
Musical Director and Conductor Mr. s. BEHRENS
GRAND OPERA HOUSE, CORNER TwENTY-rHIRD
Reserved 50 cents and 81 Family circle ~
Begins evenings at 8; SATURDAY MATINEES at
l:3o Box office open from to Carriages ordered tor
THE "RoUND OF PLEASURE"
FOR THIS WEEK.
/. The screaming burleta, HERCULES, King Of
Gladiator Venus ana Atlas Rest characters by
the Grand Opera House Company. -. .o,
2. The matchiess WILSON BROTHERS. act "Orlanou-
& MARTENS FAMILY's sweet Tyroean Ballads
4. Worlds Champion Skaters, GOODRICH and CUR
& Professor ]. l. Davis school OF TRAINED DOGSl
6. Charming descriptive ballet arranged BY Mons
grand corps and entitled "FAiK I; " hoMEw r,rs,
The Martens celebrated and always popular CAT
This superb entertainment crowned and terminated
by Foxs FfesliI. ss S fGI's D fUsiRs
JACQUES sTKOP... ......-.............M M y. rOx
A0't MATINEE HSi TOMORROW SATURDAY At $50.
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FIRST CLASS FOUR STORY BROWN STONE
n House, on Thirteenth street. to let unfinished; q
HUTCHINSON q WILSON, No. 81 Union square.
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FRENCH NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

nN DEMANDE-UNE JEUNE FILE FRANCHISE
~ ne parlant pas langlais pour alder prendre soil
dun petit eniant Ell rendre generaement utle dan
nne ainille prvee donnera la preference
vele arrivee. S'adre 1873 Est lime
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EXTRA NOTICE.
MONDAY, MARCH q
the wonder of the world,
ERNEST BYNE.
Prof GILBERT
and his troupe OF
PERFORMING BIRDS
The dnest ever sen.
Mr.. j. II. BUDWORTH
Comedian ana Vocalist
BY request the world -
nowncd
MULLIGAN GUARDS,
by tho originals,
HARRIGAN and HART-
And the sensation drama
ITALIAN PADRONE;
or,
The Slaves OF the Harp
Jay AND SATURDAY.
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ADJUSTMENTS.


NIsLo's cAE kDsf NIGHT Bu fIE oSE
George Fswcett Kowe's beautiful Drama,
LEAH ERsTucK!AGi
OK, Thu LAST OF rHE MUhiCANS.
STAR COMBINATION CAST.
PICTURESQUE SCENERY.
THRILLING HISTORICAL TABLEAUx-
THE FIR IRIS; OF TIE BARRAoKs,
THE MASSACRE OF THE FORT or
THE AUTUMNAL FOREST.
LAST MATINEE-sATI RDAY, AT pa
Monday March 9; Mr. FRANK MAYO in his great
American Idy, DAvY CROCKETT
Box office for sale OF seats now OPEN
NIHLos oATDE ,Sup RESTOCKING. MATINEE
Or THE LAST OF THE MohiCANs.
LAST MATINEE TOMORROW at hali-past one.
LAST MATINEE TOMORROW at half past one.
w Proprietor and Manager. Mr.. LESTER WALLACK
NINETEENTH WEEK OF MR.. Les TER WALLACK
in the Comedy Series.
FRIDAY, March & 1874
Of Lord LytS%nn,ss g great , Comedy of
ALFRED EVELYN. Mr.. LESTER WALLACE
H1 1 SEcR Hif MesfTs JOIN p9K
SS4FKALIs ", gEhG1s9S,G + BRowNE, 7: =
TTREYs;LEwis, Nine. PoNIsI and Miss Dora GOLD
LAST MONEY MATINEE TOMORROW AT l:so
TOMORROW Saturday. EVENING will be presented
HEIR.AT.LAw
Mr.. JOHN S GILBERT.
having recovered from long and severe illness will
In active preparation, MI. Lester wallack's Military
Drama of
THE VETERAN"
BOX BOOK OPEN THREE WEEKS IN ADVANCE.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-03-06

All the mammoth troupe
tonight.
HARRIGAN and HART,
in their sketch,
WHO OWNS The LINE.
LITTLE JACK DARWIN
and WILLIS COBB'5
Dogs, Goats and Monkeys,
Mr.. X. NJ. CARROLL
Mr.. TOM GRANGER.
MAY AND PORTER,
BanjoistS.
YEDDO JAPANESE,
JOHN WILD,
Oh ARIES WHITE,
Mile. ZETTELLA
and the entire troupe
in q
PLEASING BILL
The drama,
SING SING.
MATINEE WEDNE s
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-03-06

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