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The Roatrum.

Dantel +. Realty, of Washlo gtou. y J., o.
his perseverance and well directed efforts
has attained tie rostTUru, 50 tar as meritori
gus Pianos anu OrrHn1 are concerned, aad
with the ancient philosopher, 1Su with con
hdence proclaim the rlucb abused wort
"EIre6s LIS instruments give uauistaka
tle evidence ot ii tue F.ess :. plaui them
and those who have thoroughly tested then
happ: manner. He wishes good substantial
agents in proper v.c:uttics. fcu who coz
lsm Mate i0reE--ta- an instrulCeEt o. iesre
an 6genc-, wT;.a .3r particulars
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HEARING, ~ esterday afternoon
Sallie Mulligan ,proprietress Of rancho
at Fifth street and the railroad, had a
heaiing before the Mayor on three
different charges, viz keeping i dis
orderly house; being accessory to the
robbery Of James hanes shoe store on
East Sixth street Tuesday night week
receiving stolen goods. She was held
for court III $500 bail on the first
charge, $40J on the second and $500
on the third The women who were
arrested with Sallic were committed
to New Castle for vagrancy.
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\ TRENTON CARRIER PraEoE.-Yester
day morning Mr.. s. F. Belts, Adams Ex.
press agent in this city, received by ex.
press from Trenton, N. j., carrier pi.
geon and with it a request to give the
bird water and let it loose. This Mr.. B
did at 10 25 o clock. The pigeon few upor
the roof of the City Hall. and after tax
ing observations for two minutes started
away in an easterly direction. 1t has
not been heard from since. but Mr.. B
expects to get word tomorrow.
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EFF. KunkeI's Bitter Wine of Iron.

Has never been known to fail in the cure oi
weakness. attended with symptoms indis
position to eIertiOn, loss Of memory, difficult
of breathing, general weakness, horror Of
disease, weak, nervous trembling. dreadful
horror of death, night sweats, cold feet.
weakness, dimness Of vision. languor. uni.
vefsal lAssitude of the muscular system
enormous appetite with dyspepuc system,
hot hands flushing of the b.dy, dryness of
the skin, pallid countenance and eruptions
on the face purifying the blood. pain in the
bach. .heaviness OF the eyelids. frequent black
spots flying before the eyes with temporary
su1uslon and loss OF sight; want OF atten-
ton, etc. These symptoms all arise FROM q
weakness, and 10 remedy that use F. hun
kel's Bitter Wine OF Iron. II never fails.
Thousands are now enjoying health who hay e
used 1t Get the genuine Sold only In 81
bottles Take only Z. Kunkels Depot
and office. No. $50 North Ninth street. Phila'
dolphin, Pa
Ask for Kunkei's Bitter Wine of Iron. This
truly valuable tonic has been 80 thoroughly
tested by all classes OF the community thai
1t is now deemed indispensable as tonic
medicine 1t costs but little. purlfies ths
bleod and gives tone to the stomach, reno
Yates the System aud prolongs life.
now only ask trial OF this valuable tonic
Price 81 per bottle +, KUNKEL, sole
proprietor. No 259 North Ninth street. belev
Vine, Philadelphia Pa.
Ask for kunkers Bitter Vine OF Iron End
take no other.
Il Ia sold only In 81 bottles, with photo
graph Of the proprietor on each wrapper, al
other Is counterfeit,
Sold BY druggists. aug2-lrdTw
No. 900. Tape Worm asa
entirely removed with purely vegetables
medicine, passing from the system alive
No fee unless the head passes. Come and re
fer TO patients treated. DIR. z. +. Kunkel
No. esS y. Ninth street, Fhladelphia,. Ad
vice free. Seat, Pin and Stomach sWoru'
also removed.
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DEcEAsEp.-John Moore, an old and
respectable Democratic citizen, died in
this city on Tuesday. He was many
years ago one of our large property hold.
ers, and had he held on to his real estate
would have been quite wealthy at his
death. He held number of responsible
positions and maintained an honest repu
tati n. He was in his s4th year. and
will be long remembered as having beer
a trustworthy gentleman.
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"EK.1r.a-urer Parker" says the New
York Coaunl-e.H' Advertiser. "is ueiths-
better no- w7r=c than hi7 class. As
defaulter Ar T. tmrtvtha creation ot
good ct ZEN o: piety and refinement
who thin / ocnaath taair dignity to &c
10 the'pou~ By good citizens Of pietJ
and reinement," We surPose taa Aiye-r
tlssf near the lato Nh. Moses, the Rad
ical carpet .tleger7 ard their horde Of
ignorant uecr. voter, who constitute 6
majority OF their population Well. peo-
pie DO have queer ideas u ta:1gj, sure
enoUs h.-B-l'. GI-tt:,
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LOAN SALES LAST NreHT Aid
Loan, 99th monthly meeting, $4,000
eth series, at 80,
Central, sgd monthly meeting S10G
at 2o4 per cent and IS, 900 at 25
Germania, No, 2, 3lst monthly meet
Ing, $500 at 3lt per cent, $500 at 81 t,
5000 at 81, and $500 at 80; balance paid
to withdrawing shareholders,
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F. BECKER,
Teacher of Vocal and instrument
tai Music,
WILL oFEH A MUSIC SCHOOL, on
Will oFEH 4 MUSIC SCHOOL, on


MoNDAT, SEPTEMBER 6sh. ls,s.
at McChEy's Building. entrance en- shipisy
street, NO. 66,
The school Will comprise three iiIerent
branches az follows
I.-yocal music in three classe5. lst and I'd
elassss Composed OF Misses and young ladies',
lessons twice every week from TO O'Clock,
PA one term Of three months 81 %. 81
class composed OF ladies' and gentlsmen; les,
sons once q week. IL the evening Term OF
months s1.;0.
III Wind and stIins Instruments, classes
take lessons twice week between and 3
o clock in the evening. Terms Tor three
months $500. Those who have no instruments
can rent them for q small sum additional
Ill -Pano music. lst class-advanced stu
dents Sl2.O0. I'd class-beginners $1,000, per
term OF months; two lessons q week between
the hours OF and r NJ
Applicants should hand In their names early
in time for classification
Length of Lessons one hour assisted ;only by
Information may be had at 2S2 East Second
treet. augls't
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Few People unacquainted with physio
logical chemistry are aware OF the quantity
of iron In the blood, but all stouiI k.0io the
importance of keeping up the supply for de
bility, disease and death are sure to follow
when the quantity becomes too much re
duced. The Peruvian Syrup "a protoxide o.
irony supplies this vital clement, and has
CURED many chrome diseases,
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says th, F.-t=larz P5.. This clty
has deb ID 100. go run 1p il few
year by the ung and pays more taxes.
in proportion 10 wealth and population.
than any city Il the United States. How
long DO the people propo5e n keep this
ring IN power
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DIED.

POSTLEs.-On Monday morning, the 10th
inst, at Camden. Del, Margaret L. wife Of
stephen PoGtles, aged e. years.
SuAkESPEARE.-On the 18th inst, ]. Hon
ry, son of James and Anna Shak eepeaI e,
aged years. months and days
MOORE In this city, on Tuesday, john
Moore, In the sith year OF his age
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SECOND EDITION
BASE BALL.
QtICksTEP VS.. BR ANDywiNE-11 10 /
IN FAVOR OF THE HOME CLUB.

TNAS ooi Tx VI. Blk ANDY WtNE-ll 10 l
IN FAVOR OF THE HOME CLUB.
AT their new grounds yesterday the
Quickstep's handsomely vanquished
Chester county's pet club, the Brandy.
wine, of West Chester.
The visitors came down with their
strongest team, including Al Bushong
OF the Philadelphia Archers (the most
graceful catcher that ever stood be.
hind the baD and their big litcher,
who is only II years old but stands six
feet high in his stockings. The Quick
steps played the same nine es on
Monday. Talley playing behind the
bat and Hindle at third,
Play commenced at $50 O'Clock.
with the Brandywines at the bat and
then cnsued one of the prettiest field
ing games on the part of the Quick.
steps ever seen In this city.
The Brandywincs were whitewashed
every inning until the ninth, and then
they secured one run, after two men
were out, owing to succession of ov.
erthrows by the Quickstep,
The Quicksteps batted very well
Throughout and scored total of Il run.
to l, Umpire, Fred Heed. of Wes'
Chester, Time of game, / hour and
80 minute5
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Reading Without Tears. :

II you would relieve your eyes OF huIttul
strain; II you would prevent loss ef sight,
or so soothe the light to your eyes as to rem
der reading q physical as well as a mental
pleasure, use the diamond Speotacles y
having a small diamond stamped on eTery
pair.
For sale in Wilmington by d 8. Clark, No
407 Market street. augl6eod&wlw
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WANTS,

yXTASTED Two lady eouposisors. AP-
w ply at this ofiice. augl7tt
w ANTED-A cook Apply nj HOS Market
w street. iTs0t
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before on ac.SauRT;-Geo. q Mouseley was
thfeotus the Mayor for assaultino
|hel5 y lng 70 kill officer MeMaIin
h. "a 900 bail for appearance AZ
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~ THEE KEPOET
A.n,NvToN August 1Q. II A
PROBABILITIES.
Z NVU-N ? III : : =

For The Middle states, Lower Lake
region local rains, followed by clesr-
ing weather, during the day, lower
Temperature than on eduesdsy,
southwest 90 northwest winds, aud
slowly rising barometer.
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Diamond state
COACH KS,
.7x No. 3l4 West Front St,
SHeW WILMINGTON, DEL

Having taken the above named stand,
would respectfully inform my friends and the
public thai am prepaIed 70 mannfaet9re ah
workmAnlike manner and At very moderate
rates.
Repairing of all kinds promptly done at
low figures. Satisfaction In all cases g1iaran-
The public are cordially invited to give me
, acalL
is2s'76dly CHARI1Es J. McCAbk
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DIED. Richard Clayton q well
Known resident CT this city, and for
many years bartender ut Grubh's ho-
tel, n. w. corner Front and Marx
streets, died last evening, after short
sickness
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EDITION
Peaches.
WEDNESDAYS sHIPstENTs.

WEDNESDAYS SHIPMENTS,
10 Jersey City, 1874 cars.
To Philadelphia, 81 {"
To Elizabeth n. J. Q
To Newark, M. 4
To Boston Mass. l6
pennsylvania Il. r .(main line, 4 "
Phila q Reading, r. h. : "
Empire lime, q {"
Baltimore s Ohic +, R. :
Total, 2O9 "
Previous shipments, 1892 g.
Total thus faT shipped 1901
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Lsdie. Wi.n,ns 40 rurcna.. a II.

Ladies' Wi=ning 40 rurcnass a Light
running and Simple Sewing Machine, would
DO we'll to cali ct No. rs Market Street " H.
minstOn. Del. and see ono OF the incest Fami-
ly s. Lg Machines 10 the world II has 10
eqaal itsows from the thickest 10 the thinest
material iesifei without change 6t needles.
Our hobby : simplicity, durability. lighS
tanning. ani 70 threaiiEg required seit
THREADING shuttie and self-setting needle.
solt on cG.y monthly iastslE,eat, or hse;ai
discount oI fr cash. Laiies ioR ;buy a
heavy G:.i ooslylica;oi machine. but act ths
light U:nni6- New American.
lis Icrket Ct. Wilmington. Del.
iyTiswlv ]. u. PRIMROSE. Agent
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POLITIC4T

DEd0o RATIO MEELTTG IL THR FIFTH
wARp-oTHER ,NEET.Sos
a laIge meeting of the Fifth Ward
Democrats was held last evening, at
No. G20 Madison street, Andrew L Nc.
Clane presiding, and Henry A. Melon
acting as Secretary.
A Given, John r. Springer and Will
liam W. Pritchett were appointed a
committee to report the names of can
dtdates for Ward officers.
The Democratic city ticket recently
nominated was enthusiastically and
unanimously endorsed
The meeting then adjourned until
Thursday evening next, 26th inst, at
the same place.
Z DEMOCRATIC ASSOCIATION MEETING.
The regular meeting of the Demo
cratic Association will be held at
headquarters, 211 Market street to.
morrow evening, at 7.3O o'clock.
Col Whlteley, our candidate for May.
or, will be present and address the
meeting Every Democrat should be
present.
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DANIEL CALLAHAN,
WITH
sHILIEGAS & CO..
Third St. Market House,
STALLS No. 4, 5 e. 6,
PEACHES,

POTATOES,
CORN.
TOMATOES.
wATERMELLoNS y CITRoN, Wholesale
and Retail
Sugars. Teas. Cofees aud Spices. Molasses,
Flour and Salt. as low az elsewhere.
BUTTER AND EGGS,
Fresh every Tuesday and Friday morning and
defy competition on butter In quality.
SPRING CHICKENS A sPEUIATY.
Always on hand alive or dressed. All goods
delivered tree Of charge and warranted as
reprssenfed or money refunded
augsdlm
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CANCER

Concentrated fsvSring Extracts
of vanilla, Lemon, Orange, Rose Bitter Al
mond, Ginger, Mace, Celery, etc etc, made
aud cold Wholesale and retan by
n. BRINGHURSr 4 CO.,
kCorner Sixth ami Market streets
OF the Bath-i
bath brushes, Bath Towels, Bath Sponges
and Bath soaps in extensive variety. Also,
Flesh Gloves, Straps, brushes, etc, of norse
hair Dry Friction Gloves, and many other
articles oil the same class at
4. BRINGHURST h CO.,
Corner Sixth and Market stree
Toilet MirrOrs.
A iuu assortment OF all sizes, including
double magnifying. &C.
Corner Of Sixth and Market streets.
Prime Vanilla BeanE
sold holesale and retail BY
Il. BRrNGHURST a CO.,
Corner Sixth and Market street
Fine Nail Scissors
Curved and straight, Nail Brushes. Hand
Brushes, Nall Ftles, Nan Polishers, etc, for
saie by Z. BRNGHURST a CO.,
Corner sixth and MARKET skreeta
nrodic's Maraculous cure for Germs
An English remedy Of great popularity, for
removing corns without pain.
Z. BRnNGHURsT q Co,
csnss sixth and 1Ssfss sNssss.
The daily gazette., 1875-08-19
sEEvNTH WARD.

The Seventh Ward Democrats will
meet in the Friendship Engine hous
on Saturday evening next, at 7.3
O'Clock, for the purpose of nominating
candidates for Ward officers.
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The third game between the Quick.
steps and Reading Actives will come
OF on the Centennial base ball grounds
Philadelphia, on Tuesday next "A Inst
A special train will leave this city, on
that day at P. NJ, and returning,
leave Philadelphia at $50. Tickets
are now foi sale at Hindle 4 Cos.
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. Serenaders Guests, Judges &c.
Nerissa by Miss Annie Graham
Act Ia PROMENADE IN VENICE
Act 1.-THE RIAITO.
Act nI.-THE PAVILION OF THE CAsKErS
Act Iy-THE COURT OF JUSTICE
MATINEE OF
THE MERCHANT OF VENICE.
SATURDAY. AT 80.
Mr. DAILY also begs to announce that he will shortly
STIRRING PARTISAN NOVELTY
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TRAND BAL MASQUE AND FANCY DRESS OF THE
VI Felicia Masquerade Club will take ace at the Ar
gye Rooms SIKH and 1hirtiet III street Mon
day night January H. 1913 tickets at box office on
night OF ball ROBERT DfXONsON secretary.
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EUROPE.



CAvENDIsH CLUB,
oU Regent street London.
Established ls54
By the request Of several sentsm residing TN Amer
lea the Committee Of this club have decided admit
ting limited number OF American members at an an
required TO give reference banker merchant or
gentleman Of known respests6iity in Lonaon Any
club is non political and non-prolessonsl Being
sorpoa The cemmiItss have the OF the
club and the election OF members
CoMMIrrEE.
Sir Gilbert c anmpSs i So MAGsE n Peter.
Major Uollinson Hal T. G. Stone. ESD ''''
The club is situated in the centre Of the fashona
pie part OF she West End and within few doors q the
IN LSndon 0's' u'n eaaeh'e' 0y American V'sii0rs
Applications for membership to be made to j. E. PAL
IN THE COURT OF THE COMMISSIONERS FOR THE
sale Of Encumbered Estates in the West Indies Ga.
In the of the of Joseph Gilbert Costa
deceased e1 parte George Thomson and another. petit
Sale on WEDNESDAY, February g. 1878
- yAMAIoA.-rhe valuable Sugar Estates known as
parish 81
Win sns
iaga masch'nesy plant axtures live and dead
Pid by apction. In four los By Messrs Hards
and reginald John Gust, Esq, COMMISSIONERS for Sale
Of OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES in the West Indies the
room OF the Commissioners the Auction Mart, Token.
house yard Lothhury in s1e city Of London Wednes
day. the I'd day OF February 1870 at O'Clock pre-
cisey The pure wifi have indefessible psrla-
mentary title under tho seal of the Court
Dated the LIST day Of December, 1874.
REGINALD J. GUST. Assistant Commissioner
Further particulars may he had at office OF the
Commissioner No. St Martins place, Trafalgar
square, London. W. @ OF the undersigned; Of Marx
College College
3 c. of Henry Westmoreland. ESQ Gibraltar Estate,
Jamaica, ana OF Messrs Hards Vaughan 4 Jenkinson,
81 Moorgate street. London, the auctoneers.
JAMES MASON,
having the carriage of the sale.
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CLOTHING.


&. HARRIS NEW ESTABLISHMENT, 1l78
"A Broadway. near Twenty eighth street ladies and
gentlemen receive the highest for their Cast of
Wearing Apparel Call or address above
r. MlNTZ'S. 249 THIRD AVENUE, BETWEEN
IA Twentieth and Twenty first streets, the utmost
value paid In cash TOR Cast-of Clothing Carpets Jew
eiry note by post punctuaiy attended, 70 by Mr..
AT SCHwARTZ'S, l25l BROADwAY.-WILL PAY
a the very highest prices for Ladies and Genuemens
Cast-oH Clothing Broadway priceS will be paid Call
on or address sCHWARTz Ls5l Broadway.
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MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.
MARRIED.

FoMBE-MALONEY.-On Thursday, December "a
1874. ny the Rev. Dr. Deems, BENJAMIN X. FOMBR
to JENNIE MALoNEY, botn OF this city. No cards.
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kTH AVENUE THEATRE
- Mr.. AUGUST DAILY Prop rietor and Man
MONDAY NIGHT AT
and Every Evening during the week, will be produced
Tor the first this theatre Mr. DAVIS annual
Shakespcarian revival, the comedy Of the
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GOOD SECOND HAND AND MIsFr CARPETS AND
VI OclOths English BRUSSELS three ply and ingram.
very cheap, at the old place liz ultou street; side
trance
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The club situated In the centre Of the most ashiona-
BILE part OF the West End ana within doors the
Langham Hotel much freQuented by American visitors
In London
AEh, ESQ., Secretary
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DRYANT'S OPERA HOUSE, WEST 23D STREET,
ID between 9th and 7th avs, near Booths Theatre.
Every Evening at 8; Saturday Matinee at2
ANOTHER CHANGE OF PROGRAMME.
BRYAN1'S MINsTRELS The Long and Short of It
BRYkNT'S MINSTR LIS MASKS AND FACES.
BRYANTS MlNSTR ELS DING DONG BELL.
BRYANT'S MINSTRELS WHO'S IN THE WELL
BRYANTS MINSTRELS SCHOOL. SCHOOL.
BRYANT'S MINoTRELS THE BALLS UP!
BRYANT'S MINSTRELSl Characters by Dan Bryant
Nelse ymour. Bob Hart Dave Reed. W. H. Brockway,
Emerson. Hogan Norris, Tempeton, Waly. Kelly &c
FAMILY MATINEE EVERY SATURDAY AT2
TONY PASTORS OPERA HOUSE. 2Ol BOwERY.
i THE YOUNG AND BEAUTIFUL
THE FEMALE MLNSTKELs
SENSATION, 20 Charming and Gifted VocalisH
MIS- JENNIE MORGAN,
THE the best of all vocllista
FEMALE MISa VIOLA CLIFTON.
MINSTKkLS. MISS BLANCHE SELWYN,
Richmond Sisters, La Belle Gabrielle.
MATINEES TONY PASTORS GREAT TROUPE
TUESDAY Barry, Tooley, Emmett, Clarke, 10
AND THE FEMALE HICHWAYMEk.n
FRIDAY. Matinees Tuesday and Fridav. Ladies
free Friday evenings sixty choice hams distributed
among the audience on Monday evening.
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COMMITTEE.
Chairman. JOHN A. MAGEE, ESQ
Sir Gilbert Campbell, Bart Lieutenant Col Peters
G. Elliott Esq; Charles sempe, Esq
MAJOR Coinson Hal. Il. q. Stone, ESQ.
J. Evans kershaw, Esq Il. L Witt ESQ
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stI/ ING KALAKAUAs GRAND MARCH, AS PLAYED
N before His Royal Highnes and an sudience Of
bgD Al the Grand opera House. December "a, composed
by p. L. Downing price SOC. SOLD every where. Pub
lished hy Dftson Co. III Broadway.
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Established lSA
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ADJUSTMENTS.
NEETROPOLITAN THEATRE, 5S5 BROADWAY.
wi MONDAY JANUARYll.
EVERY EVENING At 7:45
WEDNESDAY AND SATURDAY MATINEES.
EIGHT NEW STARS EIGHT.
Miss MINNIE GRAY, THE CHARMING VOCALIST
GRIFFIN AND RICE.
FRANK JONES, The MUSICAL MOKE
TIM NORRIS ELLA HEFLIN.
MILE PICKERT. JESSIE DAkvERS,
AND ALL ThE METROPOLITAN FAvORITES.
GIRLS OF Ii e PERIOD -
AND BOYS or THE DAY,
INTRODUCING THE CELkBRATKp
LA JARDIN MABILLE.
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CAvENDIsH CLUB,
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WHY arranged in acts after London and Paris
ian model in a SERIES OF fABLEAUX, each act being
comprised within SINGLE SCENE,
Mr.. DAILY has endeavored in every to make this
production companion picture to the shakespearan
vlvals OF former seasons and equal the
which followed Twelfth Night" Merry Wives OF Wind
sor"' Loves Labor's Lost, &c.
rhe scenery has been prepared by Mr. James Roberts
and Nj Charles VIM Whitman
The Glees, and have been WY arranged
by Mr.. Harvey b. Doiworth
THE CAST
, 1875-02-08
Spi,. &pbl IA etc.
WiDtts fur 6ausbdlter
Sir9s nia Deuermn9
Die y!)amcs Riper Coal
GOmpanN pf Nirainia"

Gpmpans Of Vireinia"
bat jeyt linen srcBen 8erratb Der reinaeu uns
b, itea Garbon Sia ut @ofe," pber Gar
%bcnite," mslhe ismals bier III babes waun.
Isle ttliByn Ri auten Gt;enl1aften anpe
rsr Apblsn, etne ibre 6eblsr.
nSie i b rein ule FIR / non /. hieisr.
nSle siinten tetdt urptetsen ,bneQs
nc br men esal rbnt @eYaulb.
uStf eertreune prlfy mmem unc btnter-
lnltn feline IDLE en- spfr ba!U aIseetrarn,e
3Gbl. n.
ssifelnnsfn, w,lde eutpeSsr il tbrem Sob
lfn!aasr OIL $ flee ety'aeben, psrben asnau
%etrlsrat. 8ermEss i res srUoee @pra.pes,
llnp { i'm Z tanee u ieeeptrtaufer ierer Ait
81 Str rrgsn.
,Bt luminous Gral.' ION DBL fur OameFmas
ebielen ais Sdmteeru rerf en- slsihf liz spu
Ter eompans esli fsrt IA fs 205p6 Sob, en-
aut tbrem etesn bum tab,n msldlee aus 3
MNern tetr t. tsfp.: a. 6 ur, 10 6uB tlef.
SpIi Sunip ecfs. ataeIi, fert. (. SIS rs
Scft oaiI Is ie, atseliefsrt s rs
ea'b Somp Spfs atss %isfrt>. 5 %
'o'ls fdtl Gpfe. atas iefsri . . 4 so
@sttnmiucus Goal Ter 5cune atssliefert i So
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