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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-05-26
A Wonderful Baboon.

Le valiant. the African traveller,
tells some wonderful stories about the
Instinct Of the baboon. lie travelled
with one for long time as a guide.
Its name was Snecs. lls knew the
shops where the bsst shetbert was 10
be got. Being shoe Of butter once,
Snees brought him number OF Cocoa
nuts. which he had thrown away I'LL
the milk inside had become churned.
lie watched by his masters side every
night, killing the musquitos which
swarm about the banks OF the Nile.
lie eften helped lie Valiant la unroll-
ing the mammles and packing his
trunks. lie valiant brought his ba-
boon to Europe, aud Snses showed hls
gratitude By saving hi, masters life.
Thieves were plundsring the house.
when Snees ran 10 the alsrm.bell. and
never ceased pslling II I'LL the iu-
mates were alarmed; the thieves were
spprshcnded just In time. for lie Vail
liant says whom lie awokc there were
two gentlemen at his bedside. eno
with a pistol aud the other with y
carving knife. The day Le Valiant
died. the sa.acious baboon broke q
blacklnr whether accidentally
or not is not pfeyed-which blseked
him from head TO foot; but many per-
sons. wbs knew Sness we'll, declares
this was done purpssely, frsm desire
OF tho faithful animal TO show respect
to the memory Of Ills dead master by
going Into mourning for him.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-05-26
A Horrible Tragedy.

BosroS, April 23.-'rhe discovery Of
the mulilaied remains OF the sou OF
Horace 4. Mullin Was made by crowd
Of boys who were digging for clans In
what Is known as ths Marsh" The
body was first seen by deaf and
dumb boy. who, on gazing on the mu-
tilated body. became frightened. and
with those with him hastily lelt tho
place. They told an officer and 81.
rccted him where the body lay. An
examination showed the delermin-
atisn with which the murderer carried
out his work, the body being almost
cut to pieces. There were eighteen
stabs, each from three TO four inches
deep, on the left breast, directly over
the region Of the heart, any one OF
which, II !. thought, would have
caused death. The threat was cut
from ear to ear. The LEFT eye was
partially removed from Its socket by a
deep cut close To tho bridge Of the
nose, and there were i've deep cuts on
the back OF his hands. Tho remains
were well dressed.
The victim was an only child. His
parents had lived In South Boston but
n week. lIe was bright little fellow
with light curly hair, aud was much
beloved by his parents, who arc now
almost crazvd.
From Information received by the de-
toctives, William Pomeroy, u boy Of
sixteen, was taken into custody. lie
was lately parioned sut Of the State
pASA.... .xsAar.. h.I
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-05-26
THE MOUNTAIN SHEEP


Amer our child'- usiroahled breath
Up tn the Father took its way.
And In our home the rhtde of death
Like = lobs twilight. haunting. lay.
And friends came ruund with us 10 weep
Her little spirits swim remove,
Thl. story Of the Alpine sheep
Was told to u- By one we love:
They. In the valleys shelterin: care.
Soon crop the meadow tender prime.
And when the sod grows brown and oars,
The shepherd strives io make tsen climb
To airy shelves " pastures green
That hang upon the moaLtsin side,
Where grass aud flowers together lean.
And down througa mist the sunocams slide.
but nan,ht can tempt the timld things
That steep and ruisreti path to try.
Though sweet the shepherd calls and sing-,
And scared below the pasture. lie,
Til In his arms their lambs he takes,
Alsnc the dizzy verge 10 20;
Than, needless of tho rift- and breaks,
They follow Oh o'er rcek and snow.
And In those pasture. rined fair.
More dewy -oft than icwlsnd mead,
Ths shepherd drops hi- tender care.
And snesp and lambs together feed.
This parable. BY nature bretthed,
Blew on me As the south wind free
Ger frozen brook. that ioat unsheaihed
fronicy thraldom TO the sea.
A bllssfaI vision through the night
woald all my happy senses swsy.
OF the Good shepherd on the hight
Or climbing up the stony way,
Holding our little lamb asleep,
While Ike the Marmur OF the sea,
Sounded that voice alsng the deep,
Sayln:. /" Arise, and follow me-
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-05-26

MlcMAuoS has been pen-photo-
graphed rs a moroso, sour-looSing,
old soldier. with whit mou,taehe anu
military bearing.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-05-26
Miners Union Bills.

PERSONS HAVING BILLS AGAINST
"A the GOLD HILL MINERS UNION are
requested TO present the same 70 the Union,
myiau r. LANaAN, Secretary.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-05-26

vruERE l. no USE OF uoING-As
1 slipshod when you can ert sny
thing YOU need In the boot and Shoey
m. keen. constantly on hand nill supply OF
pnskin cham Boots and Shoes. and also attends
no Ct,stom Work ineluding Manufacturing 70
srder aud Repairing. Tfy him. NIL u
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-05-26

OS AND AyrER OCTOBER & isrs,
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1874-07-08
Gin luitissr @ladwunl1.

Dem papa W range ell bat pr 9srlinsr .uIf'
gum 30. Gsburtstas isbr Iuitis sratulirt, NAM
lib 70: 90 pisI S&la6ttn Du ssldlastn,-Se
pisl Sreen Du setrasen,-SO piel pfsree Du
ssrittsn, go pisl 5urrabs Du trlittsn,-So
pieI Converter Du ssi&liHsn,-Su piel Baden
Du ssfniHsn,-So pisl acafs Du s.rsst bait
90 pisl WSrts Du ssrersbt bah-SO pisl Sin.
ssr Da ssfabt baf,-SO pisl Iamsn Du sssri6i
bat-SO pisI 9ibsIn Du onlasatt blR-Sc
pisl Iatips Du ~ssfranft bat-mid sttrau&sns
aultatt mir-Ss pisl 0rifs lsns' i1 Dir.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1874-07-08
EJS Gin gerliner & Itriftsdssr Su,bte

EzS~ Gin gerliner 8 ltriftsiBsr Iubte sur1
SHsntli6s anfinbisuns einsn autldsr ~ mic.
then. Us fanb f& aud. mad psm o5isarO", elm
FOLDER bel ibm elm. Iuf bic an p%snlslben ssriG.
tsts 5rass na3 isinsn papisrsn srwiesrte CT
trodsi ~3eissn Gil mir NAL et SIRE pa.
pls's", une ais Der Gabrifant ~bierlber feline Ont.
rrlfuns, ansipra6, srflarte Der auti&er rubis :
sd babe jest in cen Sabr pier Ssrrsn ssbabt,
Der Gene bat plsife ssmaGt benz slnpern bat Der
Grseutor las 6ubrpsrf atsspianpet. Der brittle
bat co psrfoUfen miTsn. hamii feline ainetr pas
sa ellen battsn, anb 10 meter; tsBt mU&ts i9
absr NAL pispsr Gene anifaupiss SrrriGaft pa.
ben, bonn ss il Teen gsrsnissn, ale 0uartale
aH ssnen anesreu Bod su flstisrn."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1874-07-08
Yeter &iene's
0cmeral : Maemtur

fir bic 5eusrpn6&srunssssIsai6aftsn:
Capital am 4. Sanuar 1874.
Sutpsrial BON 9onron, 5 5000, 600
&oDalpon eiserpccl 12,1O5885
american p.Nsy. 1.650,SO1
ct. Yanl ron 81. paul, S19,621
ct. Soiepb pom Wifourt, 575.469
Sremsrs BON Milnaufss $4,000
Aetna 9ifs Sninranes SO. 0,120.69 8
Gle dItsfs In amei,a.)
&.&. 4csisential ron
Sattforp, 1,500,S5
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1874-07-08
Cine 0obe. GbrilfiH.

in Der ~nsuefsn hummer sss qenepnsr
Sumo" lief man fOlssnsss 3wisssipra& : pug.
ma2srin: ySis bsfeblsu bic Slums natirli6
Der Rops semdB auf Der liaien Ssiie Sbrss Su.
tss, snapiss 5rau 2"- DAME (na& msbrsrsn
aussntlidta bss Ssinnsns) : 80 weiB In ssr
Chat ni&t rs&t 49,. Die Sa6e III bic, pa6
aaf Der linfen Ssits msinss plasss in Der Sir
DE i& elm pfeilsr t%sfnpst, 10 oab nur bic rs&ts
Ssits msinss 3Opfss bon Der 6smrinss ssisbsn
pirp ...... Sd fSnnte uatiirlit sinsn anesrn
YlaB In Der airde srpsrbsn. "--1atts Der Da-
me: ,Sa, 0etr psnn ss nOtbis II. f0nntsn mir ia
alt ibsrbaupt cine anefre airbe bsIutsu."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1874-07-08

3tsfs md6tistn Gsmpdsnissn. bic H6 Bel hem Gbicaas uus
geaeu 6eusr eut6 pduftlite 3'biuri ibrsr Seelufs be-
pdttt pdbeu. ~ pfebltn I'D islbf uue tSnnsn Ssrf1eruu.
ecu psn 9iasnitant ~ ZEN biaisasa Rateu snissssu s.nOur.
men rerser.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1874-07-08

EsgT Auf einsm Simmssttsl CUR gHabl in
bic 3tri6sr Stsuerepmmiiiion mar 3u lsIsn:
r@ur bic alsrsrSsten 8albu
WGblen ibre RsBser Itltsr".
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1874-07-08
nterbaltenDes 8.
Motto: anadnei'er S6sr' ,iemtt hem Gbriftn,
erSeittrt bic Seele uns btfsreert islbf biz
0tfunet 10 ees eeibfs.
Gin Rebus 8.

.rset,rt bic sssls uns btfsreut iIbf bic
0rfuHpb IL ss eeibss.
Gin Rebus.
0sar Peter L. BON &uelanb, befanntlit elm
ltbr %bsftiasr, iab,orniser Rsni6, bielt lih ei
men italienii6en Spfnialer, nit eem CT bel irssnb
elmer @slsssnbeit in Streit s%srietb-br Malsr
FEEL in l%lmsnaee unp srbisIt cen gsfsbl, binntn
10 unb 70 piel 5assn Die Stabt su reIaGen.
Dor isihtm atldisee lisB CT cen G,ar UNI cine
Abi6iers.G urisn3 bitten, reIde bswilist pures.
Peter, hem ss sisasi6t leip tbat, ben mirfli6
tii6tissn Waler ~tsIeipist gu babsn, snilitB i'm
reid bsi6snft urp Der Stalisnsr srtat lid BON
Or. Raisifai cine lsSts 0nape, namli9 bic, ibm
Elm fieinss @smGIes ais @ntsnten leneen III bur.
ten. Deter piliste Elm, eas @smalts, elm nab.
res 8%untpsrf, wurbs i'm yolai5 aufsstsat uns
prn Seerrmann brruneert. IS mar elm StiQ.
sstsn cine 5lisse, Gin. @siursbs elm SunS u.
cine 3pisbel.
aur,e 3eit taraHf fam Der neue iialisnii&s
Ssfma!er in pstersburs an une ] stsr tssilis f6
ibm isine auufi6GBe su Ssissn. @as baItsn
sic pom tislem Stlrden =? fragile CT ben ainf.
lsr-eisisr, naHpsm er sinen Slid auf eaIslte
aspor'tn, futr entieBt surid, 5OetenblaHe bsssdts
isin @si1t unp CT fammslte psrwirrt: NajsfSt
-pnSsibsn-unpcbl-i&redli6 gslsieisuns &c.
,.Seraus camit !" tcnnsrte peter, unb Der arms
@alsr muBts nctbsscrunsen bic Grildruns al
sstsn, sab ms SfaIienif&e iissrisst Der Sian
Der SiIpr f~OIasnber isi: Mosea- 6iisse,
Stta-&ebs Gane-5nnp, ~asIta-3wis.
bel i&nsa s%slsisn: NcseOpita c~anaslia, su
Dsutf& : mUseopitiite GanaiQe. peter itGumts
unS renn CT ben gsribsr ps Rsbus bel Der
Saue sssabt bate ?!-
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1874-07-08
A n

far tie 3 srs6ttn DdmpfSiHs . gcmpasnittn Raa Sareea.
9daiibe Abf"brt.
Sam6nrs : Ameri6ani(6e Sinis Is Dampfer.
NOro- Dsut(6er Sfopo, 8remen 16 Dampfer.
gnHarS Sinis, Siperpoof &
Anfwerpen IS 0ampfer.
Die 7 auitRet peu gdiasiersn Die i6 IN ben lssten IS Sab.
rem af ,teien Iampferu teribsr u. birdtsr fpseir, babe, fas
es ssfe Gmpfetiuns uue babeu mir eas 3araueu netusv
Sreuues esit6t't.
Sn Serbinsuns NIT Cbisem, aeue ib sSedist
auf allie Sauptftdftf Gurppa's aus.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1874-07-08
Anfwerpen IS 0amyfer
Giieubahus Sifrts

mad ansn Sdrptadetsn ameri'a's une Galifpruta's tsnren
hen ean,en Sas in meiHsr SfNce ,u zen T. aeir aetssu PREF.
Zen ssiduft nsreen; IS "A ui&t nSttte nd auf ben Osyots st
6irpen sipfreen Al lafen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1874-07-08
0runoeisentbum CREAL ESTATE

Cine srpse Guswatl ees beftn Stist @ismtbums, nj.
ARD Sarmfp une era rislaneerst'n iue bel mir fsls III ben
~e1uhiefen gcetnauueen ~ taben une triufe In ishen. Der
istn @ele in @isentbum lit,r aae sepinnsrinseus ~aRItstn
nil, mtus eifsn III prlfsr.
Slr Gnlssuns peR 9aptta.is len rirs aaf tideras INT rssns
ds gpeiis Ssrss ~setrassn.
Better &tene.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1874-07-08
Better &iene.
Soils q hteu,

R~auftrisft. Sspethe.en, nsbf alien ~effjisaen Ootumtu-
ten Rsresu aus punitIi1fe 5tierst lei
y. &isns, Rgtar.
Once: Gfs psn Main unS ). etrdss,.
DUBUQUE, IOWA.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1874-07-08

E2SH 8srlintr Sum0r. Die SsrIinsr ,Npn.
tass,sitans" psrSHsntIi&t f~UIssness @seiat,
wsl&ss wObl bic Stimmuns pts psu.i&sn gSl.
its aussi1Is Der bsraTnstsn 8risesspsrii&srun.
gen Der ~nsusltsn Sbr0nrspt auf's bette wisssr.
ssbsu earfte:
Die gDslt pirc ld0nsr nit isssn Gag
Wan psib midi mas nOt psrssn mag
Die Wpnns 1T unlisli&
SoIpatsu lftbsn auf Dem Gsle,
llne pfidsn alb uns unisr 4ele
Die Ssusrn wa@isn tasliS
aanpnsn trlIsn uns i'm Gber
n8rabIins !" unb .Grisesn !" lie ius Obr.
8inss buffet bic aainne!
Is abnt has SsrS itOn. hab suIsst
Die pidslbaube auf l& lsst
Der Naseif alsr Stsrne!
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1874-07-08

e<5- Vie zines Cages Der bsfannts Sbsatsr.
pi&tsr @plisrs pom isinsm e~asesuts autsuil nit
itinsm 5rsunss, BEN bsrnbmtsn @ulfsr Gbar-
p%tutitr. mad per z TAFT fubr. CAB CT sinsm Ysti-
Ter Gin alinelsn. als bisisr fab. CT babe
elm SOlhaid in bic Sanp sssrid, elite or ssm
Wasen mad, ma@ts ibn balsn uns ipraa su
@plisrs: Nd. bVbr Stu! babsn mir sspib
ui8t sisiss @clrfiid wiasnti& sssstsu, sabsr
srifatf ids wiso ~. Da aanpsn BEN MOIisrs
abrausn in ben auasn sUr' 8abruns itsr bic
arcbs Gbrii&fsit pss Ssttlsrs unp i0tort grin sr
tn bic lal&s unit bansists ssmisIbsn sin 3wsi-
ifs Elm.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-03-09
ADJUSTMENTS.

WOES i hSs zT ArfHA ES6 SA r.
!5s e, $sA :s;:
u $Is2ss' ss$ I'll sss
Issss g H. SH
70 81. eAs ESEF 81 ssf MA Chit
-or .un particulars see bills Of the house.
5l4a A.. A. sss % 4hA4rsn ooulQup. IL IL
ss24 4 sS$S$S$
ERNEST sa' s sEss:
Ss
mb not The The sss sssps0n q sSyns
%ssrs a wb pe c ana Ra
as y0ss sTs Sny e
Ike S@ turnn:
not tor the, ihs S would Be-
lady and very pretty aud captivating one tOo"-Lon-
but Erres. Byne's makeup. Mrs Chillingtou and
her three sisters aernated was perfection Of female
10 the audience il seems incredible that the young
what he would have them to ve."-warrington "A.
es the who had passed
ss
HHsSH Fl s$SE HssHsE s EVE
the nma'ns 'f#fs f sssSsgAsr TABLE
EEEEsbbISSASSRP SEEAEB g gyySSEE-
During the sketches EkSEsf BYSE viii sing Fadas
First appearance this Of the fsyoriss Comedian
H. NJ: ] ! / /: s sSp%SkEh:
P Pk9F: GIEBEkF
and his truly wonderful performing Birds
6ass S a 'hs esa'
month and the year. the date Of the month the number
Be as c he 5nE %s
viii
e eas o RS if s Sas
again many times are BY the gur, o.
SH nd The Boy y 2. Pant .as
days That VIII p'tb be aensde o eseS other
Champion Gunner Of the World Will IRE or cannon
the same as any artiiieryman
Guards the new irish sketch VINO Owns the Lins' w
H HasEIS4S z 7SB HIATT
''''' A AGhEEs4s sSAsBs:
', vs EsiH sS E'
Tr's nights Of H sEREII new E ses
TE EksLs EXAMPLE, EXAMPLE,
F5ATan aas e %hD
The beautiful banjo performance Of
MAJ MAJ A ASb F F9kFEk
''''D' Ns'' ! NJ f. i FSa Ss3SsaE
Miss KITTY 1 4NHEI JENNIE rEx xs1 SoHS WILD
ys PIG
full emotional f$3t i2'|''s $4SsSssszz
sE4yH 8 HI H. HAZE: ,.,,x.
Mr.. F. HARRIGAN as the ITALIAN PADRoNE-
nAr1snn LITTLE zsS 5s s2Hc BE1a.sA
e, a Hsssrs. NJ IN sTEAKosoH respectfully announce
saSFFGE 81 y! Hyiss M4Y a.Fas 10
Nine: ss5 5554 5SEsAs by an. IAFSS
Grand Orchestra MSsea dS SSnSsfs0F Mr. 6hHRENs
Gran!
ofAnd ii. ' NINE oasisIiHE NILSSON. ,..'
= Russian ali "'0iiMh n. wwiKNiAwsKi "'e"A"'-.
Grand comic scene, Mamma Ayata" Donisstta
To nSs Sh AAR eG%P 2s ae costume
N N zs, in her visT FS aA H5
Dom 'S ss' "t ,i;S SisT6s SztsEE
tulru ACT
MANUEL as Rgoctto trst tinej and Chorus
sFffi ss Two Blind Men,
French drana or Fq!SnasFle Musicale by
schrmer's. No. 7Ol and at No. ia Broadway. -
seventh @ n hhs d e.
Is
Ame christine M Nilsson valentine
aSiSS SheNts SSo daoMhsrfi zSssr7
's1%si TT oslSss
Miss A. L. CARY, 0APoUIss - DEL PJESTE, scoLARA.
FRIDAY EVENING, March 13-A1DA
Am The last performances e verdis masterworkIn
srG5aS "a Ns{sH Siss Ns71NAEnHS
ToNShRoT GEgEPA hyFEEfg Sk MEET
.onv,M Nine c1lsITiSSG SiISssoSSv ~
Grand GAn3 sonss sfo sssssa B Ss 60
ronkf%N "e cHP6 20 sn' MA III scotARA
Mil. 5sfs s gTsd y third
'. US Felloxsa ny tie great sensation.
'AANoA '"AND 1 oFFENBAcm. nos'oAAA' %
GRAND CHORUS AND ORCHESTRA
Seats for ali At the Academy; also Nos 7o and ii
In active preparation, LoHENGRIN
u BROADWAY THEATRE, 72s and go Broadway
All COMMUNICATIONS hereafter
sno Nc. H. be send to my address
- TIC A'''' D' GsoR asEI j: TYLER
Acting Manager
l. Prices of admission, 25c. Sc. and soc. -
T., w; EAGA.H, GEO DUNBAR, DAILY BROTHERS
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-03-09

AMtSEnIENis.
eth AVENUE THkATRE.
Mr.. AUGUsrIN Proprietor and Manager
us-,, EVERY NIGHT or,cr
UNTIL FURTHER NOTICE,
Nj W. s. eilberes great comedy of lite.
CHARITY.
received nightly with such raptures OF laughter
applause and teas and 50 much enthusiasm ~ me a
Is 70 S ss
Msgninee ut new Scenery elaborate Costumes and the
DR.. ArHELNY CHARLES FISHER
y M sAA4LhY FRANZ RAabENShk S
s H. zaA!HS stSs q
F ri btfLEh M Franz oiARR1N
MRS vANBRuGH Miss ApA pYAs
ruth rREDGErr. Miss FANNY DAyENPohT
'1 Act IEX Brand from the Burning ~
vThs Tramp UTnR na Rf ssrssa are 0oi
SATURDAY, AT nALFPAsT ONE.
N LiMlTED ENGAGEMENT
with the brllha mt yS1ns american artist
Ne Nj: t ssSsk H H$zsFE$$:
% n,
B B4yy 6 SRSekETT
First a RRss Rosa 4 ' hss theatre Of
EyE dY Py se FIFE a nS P5S' in
and K E% at B
POWERFUL CAST aPa Of + CHARACTERS
SATURDAY MATINEE AT HALF.PAsT ONE.
W Rroprisor and Manager Mr.: LEs $, o wALIAcK
Ssii SPiaP sGsizs
AND EVERY H n9EsfSa M AEfL pGkAHEn NOTICE
o0m"n' o0T sayh IN a av fa sSss entitled the
Dr. EP'q pa nnSss S John BTgSshsn
zekiei Homespun. Mr. Harry Beckett
SenrcH T. NJ Holland
g gssfy hSas!spa " SsF kes
c caaS Sormcr Mis-: Dora Goathwaite
In active preparation Mr. Lester waiiacks Military
Also the 's %SSBS5 SsSssi Sfffas GAME
MORNING CALL
No !. 81 Ga
oa sysr sad eS Sh anv stage artists
sa ss saF anal sGaa s lite
An OF such wondrous skill and art
%he5s syesy nation the !. g,esee combined
For thirty cents to capuvace the mind
Entrance the fancy, fascinate the heart
As now at the Olympic.
A VERIrABLE DRAMATIC MILLENNIUM.
sc Mr 10 M TEt IS AsS NUc
The triumph is overwhelming. Another
change in the programme. Those
renowned Musical Wonders,
THE BERGER FAMILY,
Galaxy of Stars and new acts, new The worlds
in Variety Spe- scenes, and spe- Greatest Hu-
e exciting s''' tn, 'A-'''' SMITH RUS
mighty An SELL, in his
der and admira- Army rendition of
ton Of thou of Character the funny Side
sands Artists, in Farce, Of Humanity.
Dance, Song, and Bur-
A JUBILEE OF FUN, FkOLlC AND FASCINATION.
EVERY EVENING AND WEDNESDAY AND SATUR-
DAY MATlNEES.
To conclude with j. j. McCoskey sensational local
drama,
THE ARABS OF NEW YORK.
READ WHAT LIE NEW YORK HERALD SAYS
cataract OF artistic planets the maestrom OF attrac.
tons nobody has been hurt by the EXPLOSIONS 0f
laughter paroxysms OF delights"
Admission Family circle. 80 cents; parQuet and
dress circle, 10 cents; reserved seats, balcony and
orchestra, 81
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BILLIARDS.
I STANDARD AM ERICAN BEvEL TABLES AND
al. the Phelan 4 Collender Combination CushionA
tor sale only by the patentee, IA. ". COLLENDER sue
cessor to Phelan Colender 73s Broadway New York,
LBERT GARNER CYRILLE DION, FRANCOIS
a CDassy nave now in their rooms oar improved
Billiard Tables with DeIaneys patent wire cushions
nanulactureo and sold only by W II. GRIFFITH co.,
~ Vesey street
sIOUNDiN0 kEDUCTIONs-NEw BILLIARD
"A Tables 6xl0 complete, SOU S22A e260 &C. ~ o600
nrars chanc&. Apply 70 4. DhCkEA CO., succsssofs
- kavAusgh Decker CanAl and Oohteo sssoetA
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COLOSSEUM.
" Broadway and Thirty afth street
open ' EasF | 'S % LEX e OF + +. NJ
PARIS BY MOONLIGHT
IA After Easter Sa Monday NH be replaced With
0'A' LONDON IN 1874 BY NIGHT
~ssrl WIN %csnashi sassSss sna sSsnins. .s
Iee0rum will be pRAEas Il 'h FA fsnGxDed
in their unique musical novelties
Admission 81; no extras
~ , IA HSE. F4 tfhsS.H ES$sA OF
Am'' PAULINE z hySGh A. her great role of
POPULAR PRICES.
3 sd strss. and 9Th Begins ats over a =
81 SS Fsn pS S5SSSSsss
a%S
Screams Of Laughter u s4s aSkrs Comic sketch
THE HHHpHsk $Ss DnAs p$S.
H"P
sSeymOu Bob Hart smpstSn GsrtoR rudolph
MAr I'm hqsy ana Whsperns ohO FE fhSH
Esnh street. between Second and Third
EVERY EVENING AT liz io6;;Gciock
the finest
VARIETY PERFoRMHNCE.
New engagements
- The Sisters
MAGGIE AND MINNIE CLAIR,
- Mr.. SAN MESSGNGEK,
Nj j. H. MACKLAY,
fHH :a: 5 y sS%'fas'
and the whole Tivoli Troupe,
consisting OF ~
...x STAR PERFORMERS.
MATINEE EVERY SATURDAY AT O'CLOCK.
. GRAND FAREWELL CONCERT
and positively last appearance OF
EUkOPE'S GREATEST VIOLINIST
HENRI WIENIAWsKI
prior to his departure for on the 18th inst on
when extraordinary occasion the following unequaled
Mss g. R Il eHaen' artists viii sppeeS APou
~ V AND GRAND oRo SHlnE s. il"NAN.''
Hcsnps BhKdTMNHSNEf
Admission si reserved seats 50 cents extra Seats
now be obtained at box office OF steinway Hail. scnia
and at NO ia Broadway.
~ way, between Houston and Bleecker streets r
Every one should visit the wonderful museum u Iu
Of everything people should see ana unaerssn The lee
parties unable to attend these important lectures can
nave orwardea post re- ~ osK MGsE1S 81
ANATOMY, 6iS Broadway.
THE PILGRlM-BA1N HALL. GREAT JONES STREET
Chairs cents extra children updsr ySsgs 70 cents Ysn
ns sf psI.% Sf w 81 isS%tS sss. w w.s.
The PiisfiIn closss thu weeks
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ITO LET-NOS 40 AND l72 CENTRE STREET, OPPO-
site Earles Hotel rent sIngIy toge Their, al 81 $50
70 Sl5O size x65 with Easements and vaults: cheap
est sores IN the city. Apply to GEORGE W. READ 4
East River.
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THE LECTURE SEASON.

THE BALL SEASON.
GRAND BAL MAsQUE AND FANCY DRESS OF THE
" Eagle Masquerade Club will take place at the
Argyle rooms sixth avenue and Thirtieth street on
Monday evening, March g. 1874 Tickets obtained at the
Office OF the Secretary, CHARLES LEROY BUNTY, 498
Sixth avenue, or box Office the evening of the ball
CECoND ANNUAL GRAND FANCY DRESS AND
Masquerade BAH OF the COSMOPOLITAN Culinary Associa
ton OF New YORK, on thursday March IL 1874 Jour II
mi-careme, at Irving Hall
Tickets for gentleman and lazy, supper included, o.;
Grand orchestra OF thirty pieces
A. GAFFEE.
B-The supper, prepared by the artists of the Asso
ciaton will be very varied
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BOARD AND LODGING WANTED.

WANrED-BY GENTLEMAN AND WIFE mo Chill
w dren), good Board, Sitting and Bedroom, in pr.
yate family or same conveniences without board
light housekeeping location between Ninth and
third streets and Third and sixth aycnues suitable,
permanent tenants references Address stating lowest
terms and accommodation, c., las Macdougal street
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ADJUSTMENTS.

GRAND OPERA HOUSE. CORNER TwENrY:rHIRD
" street and Eighth avenue. Admission, SO cents
Reserved seats so cents and 81 Family circle 80
cents Beg evenings at 8; SATURDAY MATINEEs at
10 3D.
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TO LET-A THREE STORY BRICK BUILDING, WITH
i basement plate window front, tor busine IS DUR
pose 1888 Wooster street. near Blocker
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ITO LET OR LEASE--A LARGE STORE BASEMENT
i and sub cellar in the fine brown building
u.s. Shryshe street Inquire in the factory in the
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HANDSOME NEW STORE, PLATE GLASS FRONT,
IL l9 University place Ninth street: suitable
publisher. bookseller miliner dressmaker Apply
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ITO LET-A SPLENDID NEW STORE, LARGE PLATE
glass windows, the best corner in Jersey City;
cars pass in every direction Inquire at No. III Favona
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CrORE TO JET-EIGHTH AVENUE ABOVE THIRTY
fourth street west side the best location the
tnue tor large dry goods 25Xl06 deep with all shelving
counters In the store the incest 'front.' in New YORK
eighth street
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ITO LET-FIRST FLOOR AND BASEMENT, 5oX7O
i With steam power. Inquire OF F. Bush, 295 ave
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COUNTRY BOARD.

MIDDLE AGED LADY AND CHILD YEARS
n old, would like country Board; Orange preferred
Address, stating price and particulars o. B. g., Herald
office. Private family preferred