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no '0-'DA' '''i''' Doors OPEN AT 7:ia
The director takes pleasure n9oansiaF for tn.
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GRAND ORCHESTRA .1a or II The ITALIAN OPERA
Musical ..! Director e and conduc,or Mr. BEHEENs
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9:5s-shadow Pantomiine. You get It,
FAMILY RENE sxHfSGR 4Hf sHRe EVERY SATURDAY
THE GREAT NEW YORK CIRCUS, EIGHTH AVE
nue. and Forty ninth street
LOTANDE, the greatest Rider in the world.
CONRAD, the funniest Clown living
Nile JEANEITr, " N TT the beautiful E9uesircnne.
- One hundred other great performers
VERY AFTERNoos E 5c AND D"sS EVENING" aSq SSGas'
GRAND BLEEFIr FOR THg COOKING CLASSES
y FREE raAisisa Il iss SCHOOLS
Of the rs., and Industrial Society
oo
LabY afs 0sI%isi a%NioEns
MS Mrs Judge HHsSe' Mrs cStpsas cns yins,on
Mss I. Y sssSems. S ONE ,,,, x1s ~, J%ass r.aSods. r
The use Of the Hall has bee generously Even BY Stein
way sons The most eminent talent IN Tie city have
,n, eks s a ssa without
- THURSDAY EVENING, OCTOBER g. 1874
Pirst appearance In America Of
MISS SOPHIA FLORA HrILBk0N,
the renowned English Pianise,
in her grand
INAUGURAL CONCERT
On which occasion she will have the assistance Of
Miss IDA ROSBURGH, soprano;
Sig. ARDAYANI Baritone;
Mr.. HERMANN BRANDT Violin;
Master LII HTENBERG Violin:
az years old, from California;
Mr. CHARLES WERNER, Voloncello;
Mr.. ALBERT X. PARSONS Piano.
Sig. AGRAMONT: Condu uctor
Doors open at 1876; TO commence at O'Clock.
Reserved seats. 20 cents extra,
be obtained at q. ochrmers 70i Broad Ponds
bf Broadway the General Ticket Office, ia Broadway
at stenway Hall
A R6YLE RooMs SIXTH AVENUE AND rHIRTIETH
~ STREET.
sOIRBE, DRAMATIC AND MUSICAL ENTERTAIN.
EVERY EVENING, COMMENCING AT O'CLOCK
SPECIAL MATINEE EVERY SATURDAY AFTERNOON,
COMMENCING Al O'CLOCK.
DANJo, GUITAR, song AND DANCE, JTG AND
ID Clog Dancing taught for the stage or parlor by
HENRY O. D0B5ON, the King OF the Banjo, iA Fourth
avenue.
ISLOCUTION, oRATORY AND THB DRAMATIC
1t hv a ualtk knnv Qooo "a
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AMUSEn
OLYArIc. vnrr OF wo,pERssa ga BROADWAY.
BRILLIANT NOVELTY AND sfAArLINa VARIETY.

AMUsEMENTs.
OLfAr'c' waEK OF wospERss% "a SAoAD"AH'
BRILLIANT NOVELTY AND srARTLINa VARIETY.
The management take esp clal pleasure in announc
eesSna chae snd heaa 10 tne m fe s a
noAey specially and variety me nrst OF series O. ex
ian novelty.
oeAsb IAf; fa;AfLEF TROUPE
OF % ''FpfGh0silrn SnnE Ge'fs't2s' HGts led fhsSyyLou
the renowned pr''hlcis MoSs' a''IS;s GS%AsS. ana
The character excellence OF this Ballet extraordi-
nary may be estimated when We announce among them
Mile KURTz, Nile. FRANCES
MI: SisSi sSAss H:: : EISaiH s $HsS'
AND AN ARMY or coRYpHEEs
who viii appear he nrst time in America in the las.
French sensation.
BALLET FANTAsTIQUE,
THE rEAfHERY' fSaiiiss'' KINGDOM.
l----- -----Y
BALLET arranged by Mons VAN HAMME
for Nine, BILIOUS versatile and beautiful Troupe.
THIS quaint ard exquisite triumph OF modern art Is
sehQrean skill spIendor and marvel OF Costume, with
are ne literally o n e ason s no. q
iraniyi ins,M1ins a, ih9s eSqg,site, ~, .orro
THE CHAHUr oANCAN.
never before witnessed ri. country. The perform
cludes Birds Paradise costume Happy Hens Battle
Pc Cock as Walk an at f Hen
on the March comieal chickens al play, Blonde and
Of such novelty and artistic beauty ss fairly
Previous 10 the Ballet Divert,ssment.
np.SO ONO
OF Song, Dance, sketch and Farce.
The incompatible Dialect and Character Artists
SAM hickey AND MASTER BARNEY.
viii repeat BY request their amusing and successful
A TRIP TO BLARSEY CASTLE,
and win also present a new and original Local sketch
Tor the umes entitled
SIXTH WARD IRISH TRAM,
assisted BY TALBOT, GREY, GooDNa and HOLDS
M'ANDREwS AND KNIGHT.
win appear in a ana laughable Interude,
sssisa :ss By as and % Of the The
in a new Budget Of German Melodies, Tyrciean warb.
ling and Comic Songs
- MIS- Ab1H RICHMOND.
in selections her nexh.u repsrtoir of
l''T55 Hssi ssiaHns
in the LIVE INDIANS
and the grea, modern Ethiopian song and Dance
DELEHANiY AND HENGLER
pronounced by critics be the elegant graceful
and tasteful Specialists he American stage, In new
FUN IN The KITCHEN
merry msdey Of song, dance love, law ana opera.
with plantation pastime&
LOOK AT TIE SELECTIONS.
requiring 60 star artists
'I'..''''.''.' / 1T
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Every Evening at 7a5. ard Wednesday and Saturday
Matinee ut O'Clock.
Admission. 80 cents reserved seats 81; family CIRCLE
U - BOX OFFICE OPEN TO-DAY (sUNDAD,
FROM TO p NJ. =.
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TIL AVENUE THEATRE.

Eth AVENUE THEATRE.
THE vOkES'
FAREWELL TO AMERICA
GRAND FESTIVAL MATINEE
MONDAY. OCTOBER L. ATE
Box sheet opens Monday morning. at o'clock.
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MISCELLANEOUS,
p EGI STR ALTON
-.ekeSts.Sfss
II Ss@a
G.sNssss4r..c@

UAvlNG BEEN DULY COMMITS
i 4 stoned and qualified as Supervi
tor of Registration for the Parish Of
Rapides, | hereby give notice to all ie-
gal voters OF the Parish of Rapides,
that new and complete Registration
will be made as required by law; and
all parties who are entitled to Regis
tration are hereby notified that Regis
;ration will commence on MONDAY,
AUGUST 81, and closes ON SATUR-
DAY, OCTOBER "a.
The Registration offices will be open
cd as follows:
Alexandria-Augnst 3lst to satur-
day, September 5th.
Rapides, Lamothe's Bridge-Septem-
Der 9TH, 9Th and 9th.
Cotile, James Store-September 10,
l1th and 18th.
Nichols, Union Church--September
14th, 18th and 10th.
Paul's, Panl's Store-September 18th,
18th and 10Th.
Calhoun's, Calhnun's Store Septem-
Der Dist, 22nd, and 23rd.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Oath, 25th
and 26th.
Stephens Store-September 28th
Goth, and Goth.
Latanier, Dennis Smith's-Octobel
LIST, End, and Bird. -
Piheville, Barrett,s Store -Octobe1
5th, 9Th, and 9TH.
Holloway's Prairie, j. A. Newell's-
October 9th, 9th. and 10th.
Wiley's, J. E. Berlin--October 18th
18th, and l4th.
Re-opening at Alexandria on the 15tl
and closing on October Gath.
z. j. BARRETT,
Sent. 2-ter. Registrar.
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fectual remedy tiianauy other those VINO liafn
tried it, know that tt4rrh tae.a; tfes: |:;n haYe
not, know that tciires le,tnetgaDorsa ana icienas;
and all know that what il does oAce IT 'toes AZ
ways that it never fails through any fi'lit orne-
elect of its composition Weiitre thousants upon
thousands ofcertiGcates of rkabie cures
Of the following compliant, bnt sucn cures M are
publish then. Adapted to all ages and condltonS
in all climates; containing neither ca!oinet norany
deleterious drug, they may be taheh WIN ,itic!y
by ANYBODY, Their stlgar-cnatiag preserves mem
ever fresh, andmakes themp pleasant to tase, Whle
being purely vegetable, no harm can arise from
their use in any quantity 40 IL. :,
They operate by their powerful infiuence on inc
internal viscera to purify the blood ana stimulate
it into healthy action--rernove the ohstiuctions
Of the stomach, bowels, liver, and other organs Of
| the body, restoring their irTrgr action to health,
and by correcting, wherever tlls.i exist, sneh ae
! Minute directions are given III the wrapper on
the box, for the following complaints, which these
| PtIsrapidiy cure:-
! For Eyspepsi.s or Indigestion, I4isslesks
ness, Lnngnor and Loss OF Appetite, they
| should be taken moderately to stimulate the stom.
ach, and restore its healthy tone and action.
For Liver COn,psAiut and its various symp.
toms. Bilious fIe;a.l.aG2.a, Sick IAeHA.
ache, ] aunslice Or fIr-ssss SiGkHeas, sil:
fOus Collie and Esisia,as F.,vers, they Should
be judicionsly taken for each case, to correct the
diseased action or remove the distinctions which
cause it, t, .,,-
4 For Dysentery or Diarrh0ea, bnt ono
mild dose is generally required.
For Rheumat,srn, 40sst. Gravel, Pull
pitatiOn OF this Kaearf, Pain Tn the
Side, Back and E.eihs, they should he contin:
uously taken, as required, 10 change the diseased
action Of the system. With such change those
complaints disappear. Il, 4.,n-a~
For Dropsy and Dropsical Sucilsnga
they should be taken in large and frequent doses
to produce the effect Off drastic purge.
For Suppression q large dose should be
taken as it produces the desired effect by sym
patty. .
As Dinner PHI. take one or two Pills ia
promote digestion and relieve the stomach,
An occasional dose stimulates the stomach and
bowels into healthy action, restores the appetite
4 and invigorates the system Hence it is often al
vantageous where no serious arrangement exists
! One who feels tolerably web, often finds that
dose of these Fflls makes him feel decidedly bet
ter from their cleansing and renovating effect OF
the digestive apparatus.
Dr.J LAYER & CO., Practical Chemists
LOWELL. MASS, U. 8. Il
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NEW YORK.
n EW YORK WORLD
1874.
WEEKLY, sEMT-WEEKLY, DAILY.
u,HE GREAT DEMOCRATIC vICTo

uvHE GREAT DEMOCRATIC VICFO
ries IN New York, Ohio. Mary land aHt
Virginia. the startling Republican, defeats"
in Wisconsin,, Iowa, Kansas and ILLINOIS
toresl,adow the election of a Dem"craNc
Congress in ls74, and the election OF II
Democratic President i'll 1876
The secret oft triumph already Won
has been steadfast adherence to the ory aiI>
ization, untlincbing fidelity to the prlhG'
ples of the Democratic party. the W"r'"
has been faithful to its trust. When faint
hearts talked of Il spoiled party,:t ne"
party, it bore aloft the flag OF the h'sfor'"
indomitable Democratic party. mat nag,
inscribed with the legends Free lra"r an"
Farmers Rights, Hard Money and no u"
nnpolies,-the Democrats OF ONO as"
New York carried to a glorious victory
snbvertiug Grant majorit'es OF 81 ,coo ;'''
$1,000
new career now opens before the De
mocracy-more glorious and more be"eh
cent than its past career, idenfihed tlion@'
that be with the founding of the repuhIIc
it's exhaustion across the continent, LIS
half century Of prosperity and peace.
| The open secret of it's future, 3s OF IT.
mast and present triumphs, is still il stead
! fast adherence to the organization, an mn
tliuchinr fidelity to the principles OF the
| Democratic party--principles never 81
needfi,i as now to be applied throughout
our National, State and Municipal life, t.
heal the wounds and decentralization o.
war, to stop corrupt and protigate eNpeh
diture, to limit and localize powers en-
trusted to the peoples servants, to liberat'
our industries from the fotters of Il bar bar
Gus Tariff, our trade from the tluctuation:
of all irredeemable paper Currency, ant
our agriculture from the double ptutidei
ing of both, as well as to repair the wide
spread financial Ruin wrought by til Ills
cal policy of the Republican party.
The duty of The World in this onward
march of the Democratic hosts to victor
is the dissemination Of political truth
Our work will be fruitful III proportion al
The World is widely read.
We ask Democrats everywhere to ald III
in scattering the good seed broadcast owe
the whole land during the period so i'm
portant to the coming harvests.
Where or how can any Democrat worl
so efficiently for the diffusion ofthe prill
ciples of his party, and their triumph a
! the bailot-box in IA and '76, as by procul
ing new readers 1or Inc NDiiu. Nv" .
AS vehicle of news, The World WI
spare no expense, no energetic inalntal'
and advance its place in the first rank "
metropolitan journals It's fresh, abnn
dant, various and accurate news, conpris
ing the whole circle of current intelligence,
will I've discussed as becomes Trnstwol
thy Organ of Opinion, with caHdor, viii
steady devotion to sound public and prl
vate morals, with special knowledge IL
special themes. and with various ali.
wide-reaching apprehension of the man!
fold interests Of men ana women III thei
homes, their nra.ke t-places, their work
shops and their farms.
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N EVV ORLEANS
Won WILL NOTONLY SAVE FROM

VOU WILL NOT ONLY SAVE FROM
L 25c. to IS cents on every pounn o!
Tea YOU consume, but will get All inf
nitely better and more palatable article
into the bargain. The following Is a
price list of our leading yarleties:-
Ooloag black tea, q Soc, &C.,, 70c., sue
best 81 per pound.
Imperial green tea @ 5Oc., CO., Soc.,
best 81 40 per pound.
Gunpow,ler green tea @ $l.OO and l.4O
best $l.60 p, r pound.
Hyson green tea @ SOC. and $l.0O-the
best $40.
English Breakfast BLACK Souchong)
% 6Oc. and $1.--best $l.20.
Unco!ored Japan (Natural Lea) @ 81
and $l.20.
FIowery Orange Pekoe @ $l.20, $40.
For BEST Black Tea we recommend
our Oolong "a 81 per pound.
For BEST Mixed Green and Black
Tea. our MIXED" at $40 is without
exception the best com bination OF tine
tea ever offered in this market.
For GOOD STRONG, we'll favored
Tea, our Black or Mixed at Coo. pei
pound will be found excellent, and is
especially suited to economists and
large consumers.
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money will be sent by Express or Boat
amount of bill to be collected on delive'
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Money, as a rule, comes safe when sim
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safety we advise our friends when max
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or Draft. All .remittances should b
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st. Vincent's Academy

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Sisters Of M G T G y
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.Kid,,ev d Bladder Complaints,

Iunaor Of IL Years. Gsosctk
Cured By Radsvay's ResoIce'st.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-08-19

hundred and fifty thousand dollars. And the
entire cost Of said building shall not exceed
four hundred thousand dollars.
Custom-house, courthouse, auI post-omcsi
Memphis, Tennessee: For Work on ounu-
ing, fifty thousand dollars.
CustoIn-house at New Orleans, Louisiana:
For completion Of building, one hundred and
ninety-one thousand dollars; for payment Tor
adjusted accounts for granite work, forty-three
thousand three hundred and tWenty-seVen dol
lars snd eighty-iVe cents.
Post-ofice and courthouse at New York,
New York For completing building, seven
hundred and ninety-four thousand two hun
dred and seven dollars and eighty-two cents;
for paving, grading, fencing and sewerage, one
hundred and fifty thousand dollars; for heating
and ventilation, hoisting apparatus and ma
chinery, two hundred thousand dollars; for fur
niture, including fittings, fixtures, counters and
carpets, two hundred thousand dollars; max
ing in all, the sum of one million three hundred
and forty-four thousand two hundred and seven
dollars and eighty-two cents: ProV!dsd, That
alterations in the interior of the building shall
be made in order to provide an additional court
room at an expense Of not more than the sum
of forty thousand dollars; which amount is
hereby appropriated.
Courthouse and post-ofice at Omaha, Ne
braska: For completion Of building, forty-five
thousand five hundred dollars; and for furni-
ture, twenty thousand dollars.
CustOm-house at Portland, Oregon: For grad
ing, fences and approaches, twenty thousand
dollars; for furniture, twenty thousand dollars.
(TO be eORtiRIed.)
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Auction SALES
Fufure DAYS
DY WASH. p. wILLIAMs, Auct.,
ID Successor TO Green Williams. Auctioneer5,
No. I00l northwest conner Tenth and d streets.

PY WASH. n. WILLIAMS, Auct.,
ID Successor TO Green Williams. Auctioneer5,
No. 100l northwest conner Tenth and streets.
TRUSTEES, SALE OF A DESIRABLE Two
STORY BRICK DWELLING, ON THE EAST
SIDE or n NTH SHEET, BETWEEN AND
NEW YORK AVENUE NORTHWEST.
by virtue Of d. ed OF trust, dated June 2 A. ID.
l53, and recorded In Liber No. M folio lSo, &C.,
one Of the laud records for Washington county
District OF Columbia, the undersigned trustees a.
the written request Of the party secured thereby
VIII sell, on TUESDAY, the first day Of september,
A D. lsI4, at o'clock p m, In front Of the prem
tses, all that certain piece or parcel Of land known
square numbered four hundred and three. tF5,) In
the city OF Washington and District OF Columbia,
ginning for the same at the southwest corner Of
said lot, on Ninth strset and running thence east
nlnety-one feet ten Inches to alley thence north
the line OF said alley tHentysix feet thence west
90 Ninth street ninety-on feet ten inches. thence
south twenty-six feet 70 the place OF BEGINNING.
Terms: Two Thousand dollars ga ooO In cash; bal
ance In One two, three ami four years, secred by
deed or trust the property, with interest," At ten
per cent per annum, payable semi-annnally; or all
cash, at the option Of the purchaser. A deposit Of
400 will he rsqurSd on day OF sale, and terms OF
sac must be compile with In i've days or the trls-
tees the right TO resell at the risk and cost
= GEORGE BURGESS, lr-,.,o.,
. DANIEL z CAHILL.
-. WASH. b. WILLIAMS,