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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
DUBLIC SALE.
ESTATE OF JEAN BAPTTSTE JACOT FON'
TENOT. DECEASED.-No. 3767.

By virtue of an order of the honorable Pre-
bate Court, of the Parish of st. Landry, ther
will be sold at public auction, to the highes
bidder, by the undersigned tutli1 or by an!
public auctiOneer, at the last residence OF tn
deceased on Bayou Nespique in prairie Ma
mouth, in the parish of st. Landry, on MON
DAY, February 18th, 1875, the following DIES
cribed property, belonging to the estate OF Jea1
Baptiste Jacot FontenOt, deceased, to-wit:
/. The plantation where the deceased last resi-
ded, consisting in one hundred and sixty acres
and fifty-two hundredths OF an acre of land
situated in prairie Mamouth, on bayou Nespi
que, will all the buildings and Improvement
thereon, being the same purchased by deceased
of the State OF Louisiana, on the 28th February
1861, designated as the northwest quarter OF
section nine in township No. fOursouth of range
No. one east, i'll the Southwestern District OF
the State of Louisiana, bounded north by the old
Campbell claim, south by McClendon, west by
Henry Guillory, and east by public land.
Q. One tract of prairie and, situated near the
above described plantation, in the said parish
of st. Landry, containing thirty-nine andninety'
seven nundreths acres, bounded north by Nc,
Clendon, south by public land, westby Sosthene
Marcantel, and east by public land.
3. One tract of woodland, situated, in the
neighborhOOd of the aforesaid plantation, con
tanning one hundred and thirty and twenty hun,
dredths acres, being lots Nos. four and five OF
the northeast quarter of the southwest quarter
and northwest quarter of the southeast quar-
ter of section No. five i'll township No. three
south of range No. one east, in the Southwest
ern Land District of Louisiana.
4. One lot of gentle horned cattle, about TWEEN
ty head; one lot of wild horse creatures, about
twenty head; one American dun horse, one
creole bay horse, one spotted white and black
horse, one black horse, one PAIR work eXen, one
lot sheep, about t~hirty-nine head one lot of
hogs, one OK cart, one wagon, one hack, one
horse cart, one lot plows and harrOws, two dou-
BILE barrel shot gun, one lot pine boards, one
loom, one aTmOir, one lot blankets, two spinning
wheels, QUE lot of about seventy-five barrels Of
corn, four hundred bundles OF fodder, thirty
barrels of potatoes, the hi branding iron, house
hold and kitchen furniture, plantation and
farming implements, and many other things
too numerous to mention.
Terms and COnditions.-Eyery adjudication
of ten dollars or under, to be paid cash on de-
livery the lands, together with all movables
adiudicated for over ten dollars, to be paid in
installments, viz: one half payable on the
first day of March, 1876, the remaining half OF
the first day of March, 1877, eight per cent per
annum interest to be added on all sums not
paid atInaturity. The lands to remain specially
mOrtgaged with vendors privilege retained in
favor Of said estate, until final payment of
principal and interest.
LIE o. FoNTENOT,
TutPiX.
inn IS!jfs
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4sEaE FINE PASSENGER PACKET
~ IL II Re r HA,

VII: WHITE, Master; r.. B. ScHMTDT, Clerk.
Hln leave Washington every Sunday at 10
9clock A. ~, and New Orleans every Wednes-
day at o'clock r. M.
FROM and afterFebruary 9Th, 1874, until further
from New Orleans.
For freight or passage apply on b0ardMsar to
Gerand oarriere. Washington, La.
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Mad. Joseph Alcee .Judice, Administra.
tIiN " NIinl1nI nun+;lIa

NHad' Joseph AICee Judicc, A~dnainisfra-
triX, VS.. Michel Castillo.
PARISH COURT, ST. LANDRY.-No. 1856 =
= By virtue of "a writ of fieri facias, issned mt
OF the Hon. Parish Court, in and for the Parish
of st. Landry. in the above entitled suit. and fo
me directed, | viii proceed to sell at public auc-
ton, to the highest bidder, at the Court House
OF said parish, in the town of OpeIousas. on
SATURDAY, the 9Th day of February, 187S. AT
eleven O'Clock A. NJ, the following described
property, to-wit:
Landry. on the east bank of the Bayou TGche.
together with all the buildings and improve.
ments thereon, measuring about two hundred
and twenty-six arpents.
Also, one gray mare, one bay pony. both Of
which are Creole, and two gentle cows, one sor-
rel stallion.
Seized in the above suit.
Terms.-CaSh on the spot.
dee 25 G. G.. DUsoN, Sheriff.
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NOTTON PLANTERS:
ARARE CHANCE FOR A FoRTuNEr

From o to 10 bales to the acre, by planting /,
new and wonderful kind of Cotton. No exfr..
ou1lay Tor manures and fertilizers necessary
For circular, address T TRSEPS"iS
Franklinton, Franklin Co. Nc
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gWgO RENT OR LEAsE.-THAT EXCEL
lent aud eOfnnOdions dwelling on Court
street, owned by Mrs. NJ. B. williams. FOE
Terms, apply dit the office Of Lewis d Bro,
dec 11-tt
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FOR RENT.
EVOR RENT.
Ell " A HOTE L ,''
New Iberia, La.

This large and handsome brick building. sftu
ated near the upper steamboat landing, on Main
street, New Iberia, La.-probably the most flour
lShlng town i'll the State, and to and through
ten large, airy rooms, three halls and galleries
with an attachment of wood containing a well
ventilated dining room twenty by thirty feet,
lot has a front of two hundred feet, and runs
back to bayou T6che, with spacious grounds i'm
front and rear, and wei shaded. 1t has two els,
terms; one underground and quitelarge. II has
a large garden, and several kinds of fruit trees,
all in their prime. For terms, apply at this of.
flee within one month from this date.
September 10, 18T3-tf
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John w. Garvin VS.. EIirnhe1h WrinI,

John W.. Garvin vs.. Elizabeth Wright,
PARISH COURT, ST. LANDRY.-No. 1851
By virtue OF q writ of fieri faeias issued out
Parish of st. Landry, in the above entitled snn;t
and to me directed, 7 will proceed to sell af
public auction, to the highest bidder, Mt the
courthouse OF said parish, i'll the town of Ope-
lousas, on SATURDAY, the 9th day of FcbTu-
airy, 1875, at eleven o'clock A.. NJ, the following
described property, t0-wit-
A certain tract of land, situated on Bayou
aaron, with all the buildings and improvements
thereon, containing one hundred and siyty nc H'
more or less, bounded west, east and south by
Bayou Carron, and north by lands of Ebert
CAN'T.
Seized in the above suit.
Ter1ns-CashO OF the spot.
dec % c. C. DUSON, Sheriff.
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IAnT. "a. s.. MAY SAYS or POsEY,a
Blgfefs, after using only one bottle, aTLny
aessu IKE 1aagse.0 Very naturally-f0r fhev
s9ntasls as that can restore strength and healfy
- - MfaA11 foot lott.
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List of

Remaining in the Post Office at Washington
La, January LIST, 1875, and if not taken out
before February 1st, 1875, will be sent to the
Dead Letter Office at Washington, DC.
Barker William Mclaughlin VIM
Bentley Aaron Melvin mrs MF
Buckles Laurence Martin Cora
Cahanin EH Clever Felician
Currie Jno D B2 Parker Charles
Chenins John Powers James
Chenins Fenelon Perrin mrs NJ F
Carrier Louis Reynolds C G
Daniel b B 8 Thayer mrs L r
Fregir Joseph Wilson James
Green David Vinsonneau Francois
Hook Margaret Willis TC
Ha1Veston Thomas Williams Sallie
Lewis John Wilson Alfred
McHenry VIM L Williams Alexander
ED. P. GOODWIN, P. NJ.
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william f. Cheney vs.. r.. w. Thom,

william +. Cheney vs.. Re. w. Thoms.
DISTRICT COURT, PARISH OF ST. IAN
dry.-No' l2435.-By virtue of writ of seizura
ana sale, issued out of the honorable the Eisbf6S
1lStslct Court, i'll and for the Parish Of st.
directed, will proceed to sell at public arctiono
10 the highest bidder, at the Courthouse of said
PARISH III the town of OpeIousas, on SATITR..
"a the bti day OF February, 1875, at eleven
O'Clock \. NJ, the following described nronertY
tO-wit: property
A certain tract or parcel of land, with all the
DllliulhSs ana improvements thereon, i'm fine
ptfiSL OF 81. Landry, containing four hundred
superficial arpents, more or less, bounded north
by the Bayou BTrf, south by the public do.
mann, east by land Of Bedford Epperson, do.
eeiSeu' ana west by land of Robert Sandefcr.
TcrmS.-Cash on the spot.
jan c. c. DUSON, Sheriff
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PreceedEnra IL me Police garv.

.0pELoUsAs, JanuarY 18th. 1875.
Jury met pursuant to adjournment.
Nlnssrss b. II. LitteII and Wma. Tate.
There being no quorum the Police jury I'll.
Until toIa0rrOw ct 10 o'clock il. II
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jan15.jfs
TDUBLIC SALE.
ESTATE OF LUTHER YoUNG.-No. 8746.

ESTATE OF LUTHER YoUNG.-No. 8746.
/ By virture of an order of the honorable Pro
I bate Court, of the Parish of st. Landry, there
4 Will be sold at public auction, to the highest
/ bidder by the undersigned administrator or by
/ a public auctioneer, at the last residence of the
/ deceased on Bayou B@uf, in this parish on
/ THURSDAY, February 18th, 1876, the follow
ing described property, belonging to the estate
OF Luther Young, deceased, to-wit:
1 l. A certain tract or parcel of land situated
and lying on the left descending bank of Bayou
Bguf in the said parish of st. Landry, State
aforesaid, containing two hundred and thirty
one acres, bounded as follows, to-w1t: On the
north by lands belonging to Payne, on the west
by Bayou Bguf, on the south and east by D.. W.
Williams, being the same property on which de-
ceased last resided, with all the buildings and
improvements thereon.
2. A certain tract or parcel of land situated
and lying on the right descending bank of Bayou
B9uf, containing eighty arpents, bounded as
follows, tO-wit: On the north by F. w. Lutz,
west by public land, south by Hypolite Fon-
tenot, and east by Bayou BGuf, with all the
buildings and improvements thereon.
.. One lot OF farming implements, one new
spring wagon, three old wagons, one grey stall
lion, one brown mare,o one Maltesejack, twenty
five head OF mares and colts more or less, sixty
head OF horned cattle more or less, one pair of
oxen, fifteen head of sheep more or less, one lot
of hogs, one iron brand, three bedsteads and
bedding, one lot OF kitchen and household fur
nlture, one sewing machine, twelve bales of
cotton, a lot OF corn consisting of Lightweight
barrels more or less.
Terms and Conditions.-The plantation to-
gether with the lande property to be sold,
payable one-fourth cash en- the day of sale, and
the other three-fourtlls of the purchase price
payable in three equal annual installments from
the day OF sale. Purchasers will have to fur
nish their promissory notes, with satisfactory
security, bearing interest at eight per cent per
annum from maturity, special mOrtgaged and
vendors privilege to be retained on said pro-
perty until final payment of principal and in
teFest.
The movable property to be sold payable as
follows, viz All purchases to the amount of
twenty dollars or under, payable cash all
amounts oyer twenty dollars. payable one fourth
cash, and the other t~hree-fourtls to be paid on
the first day of January next, 1876. The pur-
ciiaSers will have to furnish their notes, made
payable to the administrator or order, with sat
is~faet0ry security. bearing eight per cent per
annum interest from maturity; and vendors
privilege will be retained on the movable pro-
perfy thus sold, till final payment.
WM. j. YOUNG,
Administrator
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A man cannot expect half d loaf when
he loafs NE Tue hnes
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CAN FTND
SOMETHING THEY NEED
II. Observation-Disclosures

MIN
And the PRICE viii be less than they USUALLY
Day. Cal and give him a trial. He has inst re-
cglgea q fun supply of everything IN his line
d~rink1azld many other things besides.
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NOTICE

I'll me latest and most prominent -newspaperS
periodicals and magazines published III the TTnE
ted States received daily b mail. and I'M sals
af the P0stofice, OF publishers rates, bvf the IS
deTsigaed. ia. i. TEFFRvBE - m =
sept 19-tf
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Estate ofMarie Rose F-rozard-No. syas

aSVse REO2AFa-fSOs 3JyS
STATE OF Observation-Disclosures COJTRr.
- st. Landry.-Whereas, Andre Meche of fha
Parish OF IT. Landry, Administrator Of the estate
OF Marie Rose Frozard deceased, having fled q
tableau OF classification of the debts of said eS-
taIe; accompanied by his petition praying fdr
And, whereas, the prayer of said petition hiss
neen granted by on order OF court, bearing date
January Ttl, 1875.
Now, therefore, notice is hereby given tn a1
persons interested to make opposition to sail
tabieal1, in writing, at my office in the town 1T
Opelousas.W 1thinfhe time required by law. why
nFmea. ". A. ROBERTSON, Clerk.
jan
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NOTICE TO TAXPAvFRa-aTT
~ taxpayers who have failed to nav their
parish tax during the year 1874. are herehss
notified that by virtue of an ordinance of tlha
aohee jury, passed January the 18th, 1875, II
lection OF said taxes, unless the same are nafsl
within ten days from the date hereof. / si.as1
with law. .JONATHAN I,
Tax Collector OF the Parish ST. Landry.
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EDUCATIONAL
SCHOOL FOR YOUNG LADEE,

SCHOOL FOR YOUNG LADIES.
L will open my school for the education of
young ladies, OF Monday, list of September
(prox.l, in my dwelling at Opelousas. / intend
this Institution to be permanent, and will en-.
deaYor to meet the wants of this community. by
affording facilities for a thorough education.
ERMS:
tuition i'll primary branches, per month s 3 90
Iulti0n III Academic 4 90
French, . 10
Music with use of piano, 6 90
Drawing, daily lessons), " 90
Painting, tri-week1y lessons, " " 90
Vocal music gratis,
Board, 10 N0
"aSnlhS, per aozen, rs
MRS. NJ. NJ. HAYES.
August 8, 1873-tf.
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DISBURSEMENTS

@L""u#G -
Balance in parish treasury Dec. 81, 1874 8 1854 A
=" amount due parish treas
urer On receipts and dis
bursements in IST3--.... $1O26 SO
:" balance of salary for 1878 80 81
amount due parish treas
urer for 1874 .-...... 500 90 s16,16 10
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NOR RENT-THE VERY DESIRABLE
n and favorable stand, comprising store and
warehouse, corner of Landry and Court streets
opposite the Court House. For particulars ap-
ply to P.J: Lefebvre, ut the Post Office.
aug I4-tf
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0sT.-A PR0MTsARY NOTE o ss75- a
- drawn in favor Of the undersigned by a. u,
Chachere, dated April 18th. 1879. and die ~
cember LIST, 1874. All persons ara herebv way
60 not to trade for or use said note. as navme,st
VIII be made only to the undersigned.
Jan 22-3t
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UT UsBAND's
cALcrNEp AGNES
MARKED PLAYING CARDS.

After learning, can be read by the backs a
easily as otherwise. Are learned readily
Price per pack, $1.5O. Agents wanted. Sen,
70 cents for samples. S0n
Lock-box 96. AIbanv N y
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THE POLICE COMMISSIONERS.

The Police Commissioners met yesterday morn.
Ing, when the full Board was present. Alter some
routine business had been done a communication
was received from the Mayor, informing the Board
VI the passage Oy the Board OF Aldermen OF the
ordinance against snow plOughs and sailing tue
streets, and ASKING their enforcement. An an
swer was ordered, informing His Honor Of wnat
had been done, and enclosing communication TO
tile Board iron superintendent Waning, showing
the arrests when mad been mace Tor sailing the
tracks, and the several precincts III wnicn snow
plOugns mad Deen used. BY resolution OF COmnis.
sioner DlsOecEer, tne Corporation Counsel waa
asked for an opinion as TO the powers OF the Police
Board IN tue premises.
JACOB SHARP. tue president OF the Twenty-thrd
street line, asked Ior permission to stale 10 the
Board that his tracks were being constantly Ina.
peded by snow TIM own on them by citizens, aud
stating tnaJ the police should prevent such acts.
lie was asked 10 reduce his rema Ks to wiring,
and was iniorned taat the Board could not inter.
iere, and that Judge KObinsOn's decision In the
matter had nothing 10 DO with the police.
Mrs. Catharine Evans, the widow OF Patroiman
Evans, OF the Eighth precinct, who was Killed
wnlle in the performance OF his duty, was granted
q pension OF $780,
Mrs. Mary II. Murphy's application for q pension
was denied
A communication was received from Excise
Comma ssloner William H. Stlner thanking super.
lntendent Wang his Efforts IN the enforce
ment OF the Excise law.
Thomas Devine, patromau, Eighteenth pre-.
clnct, was dismissed the force iOr intoxicatlon.
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RELIEVING THE POOR.

The Association for the Relief Of the Poor OF the
Tenth Ward distributed ratlons TO $50 families yes
terday. The following contributions we're sent
n:-from August Kast No. ll3 EldridQe street,
70 loaves OF bread; l.. .schepp, No. us Duaue
street. barrels OF nour; Jonn ruell No. l73 Stan.
ton street. 40 lbs OF meat; Mrs. Fanrback No g35
second avenue. 100 lodves OF bread Charles lann.
No. 80 Allen street, 80 loaves OIL bread: Charles
smith, No. 10 Rivington street, barrels OF pota.
toes Mr. Baumann, NO. Ill Delaney = rect meat
Mr.. Braemer, orchard street, 20 loaves OF bread :
ID. Compter, No. u First avenue rs oaves Of bread
4. RE tenDacn No. 1856 Ludlow street. SO loaves u
bread; LOUIS KAN, No. l42 Ludlow street. 90 IDS.
~ DIVISION street. 90 IDS. OF meat; Henry Nieuer.
No. la Ludlow street, t8j william Hirta, NJ. ~
Essex street. 100 hsgslerA
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THE POLICE AND THE RAILROADS.

There IS now no conflict between the Street
Cleaning Department aud the city railroads. The
Third and Fourth avenue roads having done whas
they could to clear the snow from the streets In
which their cars run, and all others having ex.
pressed willingness 10 do what Is In their power.
with the exception or the East Broad way and Dry
Dock hue. sharp communication was received
from W. White, preSlueut or the road, saying that
he would not be bound by the rules oil the Street
Cleaning Department ana that he OBJECTED In the
strongest manner TO having any snow placed upon
his tracks.
Commissioner Disbecker states that the line has
been III the habit OF throwing ali the snow from
It's Tracks and ping 1t up on the SIDES. Th1
would not he permitted. and the men would
SIMPLY throw 1t back again. The department IN.
ssts that the railroad lines snail leave the snow
waere 1t fails or have 1t carted away at their own
expense. Tue blocking up OF the sides OF the streets
Tor the accommodation OF the railroad companies
Will not be permitted. 1t Is PROBABLE the difficulty
Will be adjusted az 1t has been with the other
roads.
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TRIAL OF SUPERINTENDENT WALL
ING.

Inc trial OF Superin tenden, Walling was called
yesterday afternoon. There were present Com.
missioners Matsen. WORMS and Duryee. The de.
fendant was also present. He stated he was ready
for trial.
communication was received from A. Oakey
Hall, counsel Tor the prosecution stating that he
was not aUie, In consequence OF prior enQagements
to proceed. Another was received from Jonn IA.
Strahan. counsel iOr the defendant, saying he was
ready, but mat he was willing there should be an
adjournment consequent upon the engagement Of
counsel Tor opposite side.
An adjournment was consequently taken lOg
next FRIDAY. ut TWO r. Nj.
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THE POST OFFICE.

The mails are very large Tor this season OF the
year, and yesterday evening about seventy addi-
ton bags OF newspapers and mail matter had TO
be distributed alter the usual hours. To day there
Will be a large mail 10 Europe. IL may he men,
toned that the last collections IRON city boxes
Will hereafter be made NJ nine O'CLOCK +. NJ Ii IL
altogether probable that revelations concerning
recent Post once embsszlemenn wiz soon bs
mAAn Dnhi,A
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ENGLAND'S POLICY IN THE EAST
GERMAN OPINION OF THE DECLINE OF THE
BRITISH POWER AND ITS CAUSES


The causes OF illieellng between England and
Russia unfortunately lie very deep. The English
look with undisgulsed mlstrust on the constant
progress OF Russia IN Asia and Oh her increasing
influence In the East. 1t will be remembered that
public feeling In England was so excited by the
Russian declaration In 1870 as to the neutrality
vi the Black Sea that a war was repeatedly
threatened IL IL only lately that the English
her promises about Khiva: and TO this must De
added the circumstance that England. owing to
her absolute Indifference about what Is doing In
Europe, mas seen her influence decrease every
wnerc, and especially in Constantnopie. Il the
three empires are united their influence In Con-
stantlnople Will be decisive. But suspicion Is
gaming ground that General Ignaten, the Rus
san Ambassador IT Constantinople Is playing
double game. This alone explain the bold
language which the Prince OF Montenegro, with
his l0o, V00 subjects, 10 again using.
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GILMORE
AND THE GREAT BAND OF THE REGIMENT
GRAND PROMENADE CONCERT,
SATURDAY EVENING, March e. 1919
Armory Twenty second regiment 18th street and 9th av
Tickets ~ cents. For sale at the door
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THE LECTURE SEASON.

A LECTURE EVERY NIGHT AT 8 O'CLOCK, on
n MANHOOD and the Cause OF Its Premature De
cline at the New York Museum of Anatomy, 6I8 Broad
way, between Houston and Blocker streets
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TIE BEST COMPANY IN AMERICA.
THIS AFTERNOON AND EVENING.
EXTRA.-Upon MONDAY NEXT more STARS added.
Fist appearance best Comic Vocalist living,
famed London Comique, Mr. JAMES TAYLOR the dis
tinguished Character songstress Miss MAGGIE IVES
TON the New York avOrite SongStress Coincidence,
Miss JENNIE hCGHES the celebrated One alleged
song and Dance Artists Messrs ARP Err and
the popular elastic song and Dance Performer Mr..
THOMAS GRANGER: the renowned Jugger, Mr.. JOS.
NORTON. all in addition TO the present mammoth com
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JUDGEMENTS.

DOUCICAULT TESTIMONIAL.
ID The statuette OF Conn and His Dos Taters" exc
cuied by Rogers the American sculptor. will pre-
sened saturday evening during the representa
ton OF the
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II ~ " = NI IA
HOU IS CROW DED.
LAUGHTER INChSSANr
THE call Tor seats Is so great
Mr. Naly has decided 10 open
his box sheel twenty days IN adj
vance. - lerald.
EVERY fABLkAU kNCOREDl
I'VE have seldom heard such
continuous burst OF titters anu
laughter, lntermingied with
ruurs, as during the perform
ance Of the Big Bonanza. -
Post.
THE BIGGEST HIT SINCE
big Bonanza was stamped
with the seal of public favor,
and a great success long before
its merry denouemenL"-
lines.
III OUR AMERICAN COUSlNl
People who want three
hours fun can't do better than
see Bonanza. n-Graphic
The ladies dresses, simply
gorgeous. Mail.
"fhe scenery, most lnxuri-
Gus. Mercury.
Il MATINEE. FOR LADIES'
d n .. 1 A. A