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The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1874-03-14
hHaXES THE WEAK STRONG.


Ite Peruvian, Syrup, q Protect
Ir0ss, Is so combined as to havo
the character Of G,s okin,efte, as
easily digeSfetl and 1ssinsiyatets
epitB the blood as the SS,SspyesE
food. 1t increases the qssrissitv
Of Nattsre'9 OsO1. VtfGEtSing
agent, IRON IN thc blood. and
cures see tl,ottsGs,6l ilss, ." esia1pgry
by 1ossstiO Esp, ,Ia,Uig0sacia,O GssB
Pit0iiSit,0 the Sysfea,e. The en-
etched <ls,I Uit1Esscel blood per-.
aneates eve7'U part of tho bo6vo
repairing damages and sp0StSo
eeGs'cyti1,D 0it morbid SeeTe.
esO1as, and leaUis,O nothing foss
disease to feed atpo3l.
1Nis is the secret of tN0 eU0;s-
de7.JttE success of this remedy Sas
curing Dyspepsia, Liver Come
plaint, Dropsy, Chronic Dlar.
Ehocas Boils, Nervous Affections.
Chills and Fevers, Edumors,
Loss Of Constitutional Yigor,
Diseases Of the Kidneys and
Bladder, Female CoIupiaintss
and GH dfseases oSig;s,GtsaG ssh
a bad state of the blood, or ace
co7i,aaa,tets 6y debility o.. o. Soau
9tate Of the systens. Beisy free
from Alcohol, tis any fosa,s, tt8
eiser0tztug effects are scot Jos-
SoiOeG 6y corresponding steGc-
Sto'ss 0itt are permanent, issjic@
etng strength, ViDor, and sse,V
life into aH i,as'ts OF The sussens,
ana building s.l, G's IToss C0i,-
stttlsstoss.
thousands haze 6ee7s ch0;,gesg
6U Ehe ssse Of this s'e,,s edy, from
spe1Ec, sickgy, suffering Greg.
efires, to strong, healthy, assss
happy men and aUoale7l; and
d,srZttGf9 cannot 3'eRs07tfsbEish hess
&tate to 0tve it @ trial.
See tlsess each bottle Rae pEni:s
WAN SYRUP 0IoaU,s Us tie glass.
Pamphlets Free.
SETH W. FOWLE & SONS, Proprlesors,
no. 90 Hnrrisen Av., BostoD,
soLpfnr DRuoaIaTs uEEaaAaLY.
oct 10 ly
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1874-03-14

The Leg Nature adloaras to,da1y sab5
jest to thsY sYcall of the Preaidsntof the
Senate and .Speakersofthe House.
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1874-03-14
Fever. and. ,Agalo,,, :, !,

rom which Iaantind suffer sorcf O. large feEt E9
the globe, Is the consequence or Diseased aeitc1
in the system, induced By the poisonous rniaSsh
vegetable decay. This exhalation Is evolYsd NJ
the action OF solsr hcst on wei coil, and rises Et
the wptery vapoF from It. While the SUN is hclog
the hof ION this vspsr lnSers near tho sart'saRs.
face, and the virus is taken with It through thu
lungs into the biocd. There Il aess as an Irritating
peson on the internal visccra and eEeretiag oTgaas
of the body. The i7cr becomes torpid and fails ta
sscrete not only this virus, bot also the lille from
the blood Both the virus and the bile eceutnhtsIe
in fhel eircnasion,o snd produce vidlept eoHas&ot
tis,nal disorder. The spleen, the kidneys, and S
stomach synpathiEel with thef liver, and tesassa
d;sardersd also. Finally, the instinct Of, ,ousar
gAnfsn, as II in an attempt to exIel si,e hogISvg
infusion, eo1centrates the whole bipod Of the lsa
in the internal excretories 70 force them ID eAst
oat- The blood leaves the Eurfare, and rusaEe ssV
the central organs with congestive violence. This !,
ia she CHILL. But in this effort it fails. ThsakkS
Favat follows, in which the blood leaves the sE
t,ai organs and Pushes 20 The ahrfacc, rs R ~
anotheretuft 70 expel the irritnting poison threr
that either great ekcretofy the skin. fE fsfsa
also il fails, and the systetn ahaudors thensSg&s
exhausted, and waits for the recoyary af Esretgth
to repeat the hopeless effurt anoiite Ihsesl
are the .6ts or parnxysms of FErHft Aan &uote
Sheh constitutional disorder win % fseoarssss
mine the health II it 10 not removed. n, - D
We have iabored to fnd. tad hare fs1lfas afa
untdote, 4! nj triigy.- a'sa.zaras ri
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1874-03-14

See law cara of fMessrs Humbort 4 4
Fordham, in another column.
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1874-03-14

JAMES 8. HEYwARD,
Principal.
Miss Z. FOGARTIE. Music Teacher.
dee II 1879 II
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1874-03-14

Robin shooting is oil the 60 at pro-
sent.
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1874-03-14

Our market is woll supplied with
fsh.
EEg q gP AaESr -. EY, g,J't =,
TRS Governor Kas appointed Ed ard
! Argoe Trial Justice for this County.
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1874-03-14
SATURDAY, MARCH IA, 1874.

IL " ~ "A IL
SATURDAY, MARCH IA, 1874.
svspu=r=aez=z-
Robin shooting 10 oil the go at pro-
sent. .
Our market is we'll supplied with
fsh.
Q A..s.l ~ z. 4s..::...- ~ s:- -.-.EE.ggv I:
TRS Governor hass appointed Ed ard
Argoe Trial Justice for this County.
-.--.ssssssssssSy IN 81 "a s,S.a -..-- E
See law cara 81 Messrs Fl Humbort 4
Eordham, in another column.
Board without lodging will be found
in our advertising columns.
The Les nature adlosras t,,;da2 8 sab5s
jest to thsY call of the Preaidentof the
Senate saa speakeraoftho House &
The appointment of James j.
Mitchell, Trial ] Justice by the Cover
nar has been confirmed by the Senate.
See advertisement for sale in this
issue. A rare. opportunity tor iuc
plantation.
The alarm y Of: FIRE waa given last
Thursday afternoon, which proved to DO
the aseye,pipe in Mr.. H :, Riggs carriage
ahdp. egNo5serrious loss was sustained.
----.s-s..sss :. a-ss - = s,.ss.sss-.---- = nj ----
The atockhol lers OF the Sou Caro-
lina Rail Road Company will find.
something toathrir interest in our a.lver,
tising columns ,his week
s-le --aL a.- .il.l.a. lss.s -sss.s=.sss..------
Mr. Ransdale Ton Brought m Street
has sause fine Segars. We have tried
them, and proc snco them yerJ good.
Give him call S sa ,g384i!
--@e. &zzzs----------
hoseley, Crook Il Cores have j.. +
Teesiysd a fine lot Of clothin for the
Spring trade Call AUD @xanliAS tihe~
stock.
a
We would nflI'. ea y at'en''o" 70 ~" "aVer
a@emeht h"ao"" iose ana t'u'' ape 1'e
"''"' ""'' '' 80" - : ''''' - 80
a"aef wh' is All "phon and lrlHe> the
pins'sefy hishiy as it Is a'fekc lot her=
departed ""'hcr.
WAKE up r"} ID '"S > ~" "p'" '""t
''e" ''''S'' 'OS''' ~ - P'""'e'
"'7' 'isei "'se % y" w. i"' "''e
''e' 'a ya'S''sIa; tsH."loa y ''r'w'aFe
>daddJ' Ani t' eSe "crk
& ~ - q FsT
'''a'f'i'' 0F'a'SS a'A'"fA'''s" = 'ars' anu
'a''raf d1sh IS IS At''iSeu'ep' 'an -" l''"e'
f'Sa as'e'f STOCK "' sf0eef'e" a"a 'he
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-08-29
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OFFICIAL JOURNAL oFTh9 UNITED STATES
sEfIcisl JOURNAL Of; MEN 0HLtHNs
NOTICE DELINQUENT TAXPAYERS
DEPARTMENT OF F.HAEoz, CT 81, hNLL'
New Or.eaus, August = l6'a' ,

DEPARTMENT OF F..iAEcE ". q al (
New Or.eaus August T. 1914. }
TAXPAYERS TO THE CITY OF NEW ORLEANS
l. whose names are hereinafter set FORTH
az re,erred TO- in the accompanying list, VIII take
rs,ics that their munc!p2. taxes Tor the year
1274 have been Tor some time past, AID are now
dre and pavable. in the several amounts set OPP
,o.,+e --1air respective names, OF designations;
a,d that the said taxts are payable not OILY for
.ba amount OF the lace thereof, but for Interest
a. tae rate of ten PEI cent per aan'im, from the
THIRTY FIRST DAY OF JULY, A. D. 1874.
TIE aforesaid taxpayers are also notified, that
after the expiration Of thirty days ZION date du-
ring which delay there vii be Tires publications
hereof in the Official journal Of tie CITY; prompt
aid summary proceedings viii De taken' accoTdiA z
to law. il the Superior District Court ior Inc
par:sof Orleans, holding its SESSIONS a. The court
house in said city, to enforce az cary co-.ec'!ol
and pavnent Of the aforesaid taxes, pEincipa- anu
interest together with al costs, Charges ana e1'
penses, including costs o. c.e-l and sAe--1 aau a--
coats OF court.
Furthermore the aforesaid taxpayers are no
t-er that this notice and publication Constitute
Iva, citation and service OF citation, upon eac
al every party named, and referred 10, IL the
sad list. and the said parties, are hereby required
to set accordingly.
B. NJ TURNGULL,
The Hawaiian gazette., 1874-12-09
DR.. J. COILS BROWNIES
Q III bORO CD Y NJ Il
IsTHE ORIGINAL AND ONLY GENUINE

rTHE PUBLIC ARE CAUTIONED AGAINST
i the unfonnded statements frequently made. "that
the composition Of CHLoRoDrSE is known to Chem
lists and the Medical profession" The fact is. Chlo-
rOdyne was discovered and invented BY DR.. J. col
LIS BROWNE lex Army Medical Staff. and %
named by him, and it has b4eled all attempts at anal
ysis by the first Chemists of the day. The method
and secret Of the preparation have been pub
lished. II is obvious. therefore, that anything sod
under the name, save Dr. J. COILS BROWNIES
CHLORODYNE, is spurious imitation.
CAUTION. N.-viee-C -Chancellor Sir ". P. Wood stated
that DE-. Coils Browne undoubtedly the inventor
REMEDIAL USES AND ACTION.
This invaluable remedy produces quiet refreshing sleep
relieves psu eams the sys restores the deranged fnnc
tons and stimulates healthy seton u the of the
body without creating q those unpleasant results
tending the of opium Old and young may aks an
hours aud times when requisite Thousands n persons
tfy 20 ts marvellous good effects and wonderful while
% mSde, %sP ss'q ii u S rSss mo-, ss.ss.ey SHF = s
tery, Diarrh9a, Cocs Coughs Asthma Rheumatism Neu
ragia, Whnpping Cougu. Cramp Hys,era, &c.
EXTRACTS FROM MEDICAL OPINIONS
The Right Hon. Earl Russell communicated the College
Of Physicians T. Davenport he had received -
formation 10 the effect that the ONLY remedy ofany service 10
Choera wa CHLORoDYNE.-see Lancet Dec. 81 1884.
Dr. Lowe Mrdiesl Missionary To- India relSrs Dee fsd5)
that 10 nearly every % Cholera 10 which Dr. J. CObfs
BRnwNEs cHLORoDYNE was administered the patient
recovered.
Extract from Medical Tes Jan II ises" ChIorodyne s
prescribed by q orthoox meiel praettoners OF
course it woud not tins Be snguaFy popular DID Il nos
supply want and hll place"
Extract from the General Board Health London a. to
Its efficacy in Cholera =" strongly convinced q The
immense value of this remedy that We cannot too forcibly
urge the necessity II adopting it in all cases.
CAUTT0N.-None genuine without the words Dr. ,.
COLLIS BROWNE on the Government stamp. OysrNhrm-
ing medical testimony accompanies each bottle
Sole Manufacturer, J.T.DA VENPoRT,
80, Great Russell St. Bloomsbury London.
Sold IN Bottles At l., 1ISd, . pd.. and y Ga
Agents IN New York. ". II soHiEFTHiN Co. ard y C.
wits. 496 Gn
The Hawaiian gazette., 1874-12-09

DrIMEI's CHOICE PERFUMERY, PA.
H0 tronized BY all the World.
RINNEL's ErottE NoaD DUKE EDfSuuneH's EorAL
RHm lHLtSGIHLtSG JocKET CLun FRkSsFkSE and other
Perfumes II exquisite fragrance
RrfNEts LAvESbtR WATtR distilled from Mifchsm Fi0W
and InFhOvrD FLeHlDA VAIN.
RIuNEs TuLEr VISEGAR celebrafed It's useful and
sanitary properties
RINNEs ExrRacT LINE JuicE GLrcEEIvE the best
preparation for the hair especially IN climates
Rinners AouApsSr1SE r whitening the teeth, refreshing
the mouth and purifying the breath.
RiMuELs GtTerHrSE. HoSEr wNDsoa, aud other TortEF
So,Ps
RINsEs RosE WArEE, CosruNE, FAs, CoNvEEsarIoS and
fLnEtL CEAcKgrs, very Amusing Tor Parties.
RNNErs TIdlET, BosELEat RcE, YElvrrISE, and other
TonEr PowDEHs
LIBERAL Allowance 20 Shippers Trade Lsts o. I'd.
EUGENE RIMMEL. Perfanier %
n.R H the Princess of wales
90 Strand. 12S Regent Street and Cornhin London
~, Boulevard drs Itaens Paris and 56 Kings Road
Brighton Sold BY all rcrfumery Vendors. iss-iy
The Hawaiian gazette., 1874-12-09
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY.

TWyHE UNDERSIGNED having been APP
pointed Agents Of the above Company. are prepared
to insure risks against Fire stone and Brick Build
Ings, and On Merchandise stored therein, no the
s7Lly 2. A. scHAEFER co.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1874-12-09

The lights are out, aud are ell the guests
That throngng came with merriment and jsstH
To celebrate the hanging of the crane
IL the nev house-into the night are gone;
But still the IRE upon the hearth burns on,
The Hawaiian gazette., 1874-12-09

o fortunate. o happy dsyi
When q new houaehold hnds its place
Among the myriad homes Of earth.
Like new star just sprung % birth
Aud rolled on It's harmonious way
Into the bouudiess realms Of space
So said the guests in speech and cong,
As in the chimney. burning bright,
We hung the iron crane tonight,
And merry was the feast and long.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1874-12-09
HONOLULU.
BUSINESS NOTICES.

H. TOWNSEND O'HALLORAN.
AttOrr ey-at-Isv, Solicitor, Proctor conveyaneer,
Prepares wills Letters Of Attorney Leases Mortgage and
Oouveyances advises all branches II Law and lends
money real property security.
"a Agents 10 London, and IN sll parts Of Australia
Once over Il. NJ whlinsys Book Store Merchant Street.
HonGlulu. bl6 3m
The Hawaiian gazette., 1874-12-09
SHIPPING.
BOsION AND NONOLULu ILL LINE

81 c. Brewsr n co.--Ezsuas- rf.
HSoK FlFrfatfs lrr1rrFrIrrtt -lr elFrra b.
nal. ~ sta-sr- au sHIrrrnf ~ o. aas N nlEss -
other nsrzhsndse 90 Nss iei1irf nfles NsH fIa aal
other Eastern P1ria- - Caln Adfenrus l-s...
fssly ataN.. Co
The Hawaiian gazette., 1874-12-09

VII
Amer day OF cloud and wind and rain
Sometimes the setting sun breaks out again
And touching all the d.rksome woods With light
Smiles on the fields. until they laugh aud sias.
Then like a ruby from the horizons ring
Drops down into the night
What see l nowi The night is fair.
The storm Of grief. the cloud. Of care,
The wind the rain, have passed sway
The lamps Are lii, the fres burn bright
The house is fall Of life and light
It is the Golden wedding day.
The guests come thronging in once more,
Quick footsteps sound along the floor,
The trooping children crowd the stair,
And 10 aud o1s and everywhere
flGshes along the corridor
The sunshine u THEN golden hair.
On the round table IN the hall
Another Ariadne's Crown
Out Of the SKY hath fallen down;
More than one MouArch of the Moon
Is drumming with his silver spoon;
The light u love shines over all.
fortunate, o happy dAyi
The people sing The people say,
The ancient bridegroom and the bride,
sereney smiling on the scene,
Behold well-pleased every side
Their f0rms and features multiplied,
As the reelection Of light
Between two FURNISHED mirrors CLEANS,
o. lamps upon bridge at night
Stretch on and on befsre the sight,
Til the long vista eBdess seems.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1874-12-09
LongfellOw's New Poem.

The great literary event Of the season has been Dr.
Henry W. Longfelow's poem Of " The Hanging u
the erune." which was read in Boston Thursday
evening by Mr.. Sidney WOOlet. Of London. There
was large and intelligent audience assembled. Mr.
wOOlst was introduced and went on with Mr.. Long
fellows poem, as follows:
The Hawaiian gazette., 1874-12-09
Hanging of the Crane.

IPendre Ia erenoi7ers. to hang the crane, is the
FrsBeb expression for bOuse-wsrming, or the FIRST
party given in = new house.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1874-12-09

The picture fades; as At a village fair
A shawmAu's views dissolve into the air,
To reappeAr transhgured on the screen,
So 10 my fancy this; aud now once more
In part trAnsagured. through the open door
Appears the self.same scene.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-03-15
AMUsEMENrs.

OLYMPIC vAUDkvILLE AND NOVELTY THEA
" TIRE. Opens curtain O'Clock
BRILLIANT AND INCkEASING SUcOESS
Most pleasing and extraordinary keange of the
NEW ACrS NEW SCENES. NEW ARTISTS
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-03-15

A CADEMY OF MUSIC
"A THURSDAY MARCH 10, 1874
At half past one O'clock
SIGNIFICANT CHARITY PERFORMANCE.
for The
BENEFIT OF THE POOR OF THIS CITY.
will be given.
UNDER THE IMMEDIATE CONTROL
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-03-15

Every evening and Wednesday and saturday Mat
inees, commencing with the suDeratively lauShabio
sket,h, The IRISH PEDLER, nv McAndrews, Ashcroft
ana Miss Apt and concluding with the first appearance
OF AMERICAS greatest rising young CON edian sol Sitn
RUSSELL IN Burtons famous of the fOODLhS,
supported BY q strong cast Admssion-Family circle,
~ cents; Parquet and Dress Circle ~ cents Reserved
seats, Balcony ana Orcbe sra
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-03-15

krH AVENUE THEATRE
- Twenty eighth street and Broadway.
- ,.,, Begins at T. Over at lOk.
Mr. AUGUSTIN DAILY. Proprietor and Manager
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-03-15

METROPOLITAN THEATRE,
wi 5S5 and 5H Broadway. 085 and 5s7
Manager w. BUTLER
VOLUME OF ATTRACTION THIS WEEK.
IMPROVED in EVERY DEPARTMENT
WITH THE MOST BRILLIANT STARS
AND NOVEL FEATURES OF RECENT IMPORTATION.
The thrilling sensation Drama in three &C titled
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-03-15

SrE'hNs 0o'
ART GALLERY,
$50 BROADWAY
Exhibition OF jerome ThOmpsOn's
Paintings
COMING THROUGH THE RYE,
LAST ROSE OF SUMMER,
THE OLD OAKEN BUCKET
Hours Of reception from 9 A. NJ to 4 Pm
ADMISSION SO CENTS.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-03-15

THROUGH BY DAYLIGHT:

x
OR. NEW YORK IN SLICES.
with the following powerful cast
sdsy dons engineer as
Edith oOmstoci, poor sewing gir s:;:. v.,,-,
FieshInan' keeper of the Bismarck CONCERT
johns alias Rip Tearing johnny aSeT yofk x.,.,uw
Arthur Comstock traveller Mr. L. H. Everett
A hS Harry g. p %as
Mr. Glenroy millionaire Mr. Thomas E. JACKSON
Doodle winke barkeeper OF the Bismarck
van nah be9sen' Policemen Mr' oaas M1 we:
Mr.. Augustus jenkins, coored gentleman.
Advera:ins Man, a.. cold ID thirsty Mrs mortal MI s%t
Julia Larkns shop girl Miss Lotte Murray
Mrs the fsdoabaSis wife Of ss. Queen
%wAvyE ASD LOVELY. Som: 4s s ss H..
THE sIEGEGsr ra Snf a,'' D'''''
MISS af!f sfnp' HGe ffssiqn sasas
nf i$!fs%GE "S$Ss SA$SHo
PHNY Will AFPEA ri EVERY EVESisa CON
PSSaf Spen Ct Of rise: and 5.
Box office open daily Secure your seats in advance.
w EVENING AT AFTERNOON AT 2.
ONE WEEK ONLY DIR. ROBINSON'S
Of Mr. drama tiZation Of his own
}. j. WALLACE. story in N. y. Weekly,
in his drama, NICK WHIFFLES;
THE MAN or the
FROM AMERICA. TRAPPER GUIDE.
MONDAY EVENING, 90 MIR. ROBERT JOHNSTON IN
: Rum; OR, THE CRUSADE OF TEMPERANCE
nlOWERY THEATRE
ID WIN. Il. FREIGH. ........................Ma Manager
MONDAY, MARCH l6. ls74, and during the week en-
gagement OF Mr. +. T. STETsON. the popular favore.
First time OF Mr. stanley McKehnas new sensation
drama, entitled REVENGE.
tuva IN fniIox will
In old time Mnstrely original Sketches Songs Dances
&C
Mr.. CHARLEY WHITE. Mr.. BOB HALL
THE CELEBRATED CARROLL FAMILY,
4. NJ CARROLL and LITTLE DICK, the GENERAL
and Master EDDIE,
in the sketch called 1.-THE Sixth Ward MacF addens"
MISCHIENOUS Niger.
MALICIOUS TRESPASS.
Second week Of WILLIS COBB'S TROUPE OF PER
FORMING DOGS, GOATS AND MONKEYS.
THURSDAY, MARCH 19, MATINEE.
Benefit to the Poor of the Tenth Ward under the direc
ton OF CAPTAIN Ward.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-03-15

CILMoRE's GRAND PROMENADE CONCERTS
LEBHARr psms Donna kySBA FRI Primo Basso
MONDAY EVENING, MARCH Is, 1874
xme the ae Of sf fms
ing Willie sergeant with iu military band accompan
MI JULES LuMBARD, the splendid Basso, will sing
the Iu Felcen from "Ernani," and Let ALI Obey"
nsSs n s"s eesi Es0 sSs w GsS
saxOphone Player, will render Bales Heart Bowed
GiLMoR TwESTY.sEC0ND REGIMENT BAND,
sSynye VII PLAY wsbe5s
ern Lie Gaop, and several interesting and popular
lections
NJ GEoEGE Colby
Tickets may he had at the Armory.
gramme Of Monday evening the most interesting yet
MISS JENNIE LEWIS WILL GIVE READINGS AND
NI Recita tons in schools and at private public
tertainments address go East thirty ninth street
RANJo, BANJO, BANJo;-NEw YORK AND BROOK.
- lyn;-The Banjo and Gnitar taught by a new and
msps IN snss course twenty also Jig, Clog
minstrel and variety stage Particular aentien paid 10
ladies OF gentlemen DESTROYS of studying the
psr9I fsfs III &
avenue, New YORK, and sE3 Bridge street BROOKLYN.
CARTiERs soIREE pANsANTE,
Beethoven Hail. 2lO Fifth street
NHOICE SEATS AND BOXES FOR THE OPERA
- Opera B0ufe, all Theatres and Concerts at the
Theatre Ticket ONCE Windsor HOTEL Fifth avenuc Forty
sixth and Forty seventh streets
DRAMATIC INSTRUCTION. - A PROFESSIONAL
~ lady Of experience will give lessons clocuon and
prepare ladies Tor the stage Address 4. w. ID.
W. Waller, stage manager Booths Theatre, New York
CARD--J JAY wATSON'S PRIVATE MUSIC ROOMS
~ 81 Clinton place. established 1s54-Prvate Lessons
only Organ Piano, Violin, Guitar, Singing, Harmony.
Circulars and students Journal" mailed free.
r~ucnprp uucrcAYv
II II West Twenty-eighth street, between Broadway
evening.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-03-15
THEODORE MOSS. Treasurer.

CADEMY. NILsSON-IEs HUGUENOTS.
"A sr EGSs last h xsS5 IT q' Of 5fA
Tna5 S5aHS 81 ri sSos
xf A BEL h rahSs M s1ASE HARY cAArASiS
the T as @ Billion
9a March Is at SSzo
S5hsf fSE n hs sS5AA
P Las, ,I%s5t se1 .yis z Il S,So'A
sHT6sbAS; March e. at ?s 30 Z H. AIDA ID
Last grand Aida matinee and final performance this
Matinee prces-Admssion s.; reserved seats 81 extra
ana S s 4, the at
on f3GSiSS a sa with
&c, augmented chorus increased orchestra, &C. &c,
LoHENGRIN
Roorrs THEATRE sSo evu LESS LESSEE, J. B. BOOTH.
Sh 2EkE az Dh Acror
who will On GSSb% AT s % aatsh s S Il
in his % sp Go tFqHl
in his own 's 4%E d6T i%s in s2 sss acts entitled
BRIDES OF F s *
supported by the
THE DRAMA WILL BIZ PRESENTED
WITH NEW AND APPROPRIATE SCENERY BY
Mr.. THOS. A. Guessing.
Character stic Music. by Mr.. e. MOenhauer
BY rsaS nssHs DG AHR a I sS6EESs
Seats secured In advance the Theatre and at the
music store o c. II. Ditson Co.. I'll Broadway
GEO l.. FOX'S BROADWAY THEATRE
" 72S and 730 Broadway.
Mr. D A. SN sole proprietor
GE0' 4 TvH: MANAGER
GRAND OPENING
EASTER MONDAY AprilG.
Mr.. GEO. L. FOX
will present the original
HUMPTY DUMPTY AT HOME
with powerful cast ana
STRONG LIST OF ATTRACTIONS
AND VARIETIES
Full particulars will be given at an early date
TONY PASTORS OPERA HOUSE, 2ol BowERY.
Ist Miss LUCY ADAMS, Miss LUCY ADAMS.
First of the great character vocalist and
dancer, GUY LINTON, GUY LINTON.
A new and interesting drama full fun and frolic,
LIFE IN IRELAND: or, THE FAIR OF CLOGIiEEN.
THE DAILY BROTHERS, THE STUART SISTERS
BILLY BARRY, LARRY TOOLEY JOE LANG
THE FREEMAN SISTERS Miss KATIE SHAW,
Lizzie stemples skipping Rope Jig Frank Girard C. F.
Seabert, Hannah Birch. New Songs, new Dances, new
sketches A new Bill. MArINEEs Tuesday and Satur-
day. Ladies admitted free Friday evenings and
saturday Matinee.
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new YORK SUNDAY l874-QUADRUPLE SHEET


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(RAND OPERA HOUSE TONIGHT
" Corner Eighth avenue and fweniy-third street
SIXTH COLOSSAL oPEkAric CONCERTO
- The sale Of choice Reserved seats opens TO-DAY,
at u O'CLOCK Admission tickets Soc; secured Chairs
soc and 81 Overture at g. Carriages shoulu oe
ordered Tor 10 30
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- The policy of securing seats IN advance -
fully suggested the holders OF coupons are h',.h
atey conducted TO their places aud thus soa e e"se
throngs at the box office window IN the evening"