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WEDNESDAY,,
THE 3ist DAY OF MARCH, 49,.


The following described Real Eslate, VIZ.
All that lot or piece of land with dweI'-
ing house and stable and other buildings
thereon erected. situate in the town of Deia-
ware Ciy. Red Lion Hundred, New Castle
county. and State of Delaware, on the south
westerly side OF Fourth street. northwestery y
side of Adams street and south easterly side
Of j eilersOn street, in Delaware ,ity, afore-
said containing i'll front or breadth on the
said Fourth street Two hundred and eight
t20s) feet and extending in length or depih
of that width along the said Adams and JEFF
terson streets respectively one hundred feet,
bounded northeaster!y by said Fourth street.
southeasterIy BY said Adams street northwest
erly bg Jefferson street and sOuthwesterIy by
other land of John Ashurs, who convey ed
these premises to George Clark by deed bearI
ing date August Goth. 1869. and recorded ut
New Castle. in Deed Record u, vol. y. page
22l &c, be the same what j, may.
Seized and taken in execution az the pro
perty of George Clark, and TO be sold by
VIM. ii. LAMDS0N, Sheriff
Sherif's Office, New Castle,
March II. A. D. 1875. ) marl2- -2tawts
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Well Provided For.

The Sultan Of Turkey emyloys in his
palace 6,000 servants Of both sexes. He
pays and feeds 800 cooks, 800 gardners,
500 coachmen, and 600 more to do odds
and ends about the house. Tofeed these
people and their hangers on ,2O9 sheep
and 1000 fowls are killed esory day, and
~. 600 francs FOX lights are expended
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sss ERIFF's sALF.

DY virtue OF writ OF Ala. III. fa.. 10 me
ID directed, will be exposed to public sale.
on the farm of Isaac y. Cleaver, near Por
Penn, in st. Georges Hundred, in New Cas-
tie County. Del, ON
THURSDAY. THE 18th DAY OF MARCH.
1875. at II O'Clock. VI
The following described personal property
viz:
farm wagons, OK cart, horse cart, 1 car
rage, lot of harness, aud other farming uten
sils &c. Wheat in the ground. Also, house
hold and Kitchen furniture, &c.
Seized and taken into execution as the pro
perty of Isaac \. Cleaver, and to be sold by
WIN. Ii. LAMBSOS, Sherlt.
Sheri1's ONCE, New CASTLE
March I'd, A. D., 1875, 5 mar32tawts
Also, on the same day, time and place as
above named, will sell One-half interest OF
20 acres of wheat in the ground.
Seized anu taken into execution as the pro-
perty of Darrach Cleaver, and to be sold by
WM. III. JAMESON, sheriff.
Sheri0rs Office, New Castle,
March I'd, A. d., 1873. mar3'2tawts
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1t il some comfort to learn that Pinch
back means to carry the war into Africa
il the Republicans Of the Senate fail to
give him position for which he has
neither fitness, character nor creden-
tlals. He now threatens that he will re-
turn to Louisiana and punish the Repub-
licans by aiding the election Of Con-
servative to fill the vacancy.
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PUBLIC SALES
DUBLIC SALE
DUBI.IC SALE
FIRST CLASS FURNITURE.
The undersigned will sell at Public Sale at
No. S07 French street ON
On THURSDAY, MARCH lsTH. 1878,

At 10 o'clock, A. NJ,
The following property, viz:
Velvet parlor sult-6 chairs, sofa and arm
chars, fancy chairs, large gilt frame mir
rOrs, velvet carpet Magee stove and blinds.
Dining room-extension table, maple cane
seat chairs, marble top stand, velvet carpets.
stove and blinds, paintings, glass and dishes.
kitchen-walnut table, chairs, shades, oil
cloth, cooking stove anu fixtures, dishes, &c.
Second ioor-Sitting room rep chairs, lounge
and arm chair, rocking chairs, marble top
tables, paintings, Ma.ee stove and oil cloth.
carpet and blinds.
Back room-bedstead, feather bed, pillows,
bolster, marble top bureau, stand, paintings
cane seat chairs, rocking chair. carpets and
shades.
Bath room-wash stand, bowls and pitcher
table, cane'seat chairs, shades, rocking chair,
mating.
Third foor-bedsteads, stand, chairs and
mating.
Entry stair carpet, rods and hst rack.
MISS SALLIE HUGO.
4. III. Ogie, Auct'r. marls-it
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!, mar32tawts 1
SsEERIFE'> SALE.

kJY virtue OF ii writ OF Plus tleri Facias TO
- me directed viii be exposed 10 Public
Sale, ut the Hotel now occupied by Benjamin
u. Longland,
IN TAE TOWN OF DELAWARE CITY.
in Red Lion Hundred. New Castle County,
DelnWare. on
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Is This So.

Why is it," asks an exchange. "that
nearly every Senator's wife in Wash
ington is hanesome woman ~ 1t is
simply because nearly every Senators q
wife who is not handsome woman is
left at homo.
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PHILADELPHIA CATTLE MARKET.

MONDAY, March. I5,-5, T. NJ.
Beef cattle were rather dull this week and
prices favor buyers Sales OF extra Penn'a
and Western steers at 7Masc.; fair to good
do at 6L4a7c., and common at 5a6c. per lb.
gross, rs to condition. Receipts, 23Oo head.
Sheep were In fair demand. 10000 head
sold at 615a71ze per ID. gross, as to condition.
Hogs wore firmly held. 4500 head sold at Sll
ASH per 100 lbs. net.
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NJ OTICE.-The Levy Court OF New Castle
IN County has appointed THURSDAY, the
18th day OF March, 1875, for the purpose Of
si sonsidering the application OF persons inter
By order of the Levy Court
marriott JOHN p. SPRINGER, Clerk.
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The Pittsburg police who get $2, 81
day, are to be retrenched to 1926.
1t is said Beechcr's anxiety hash t
cost him a pound of flesh.
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CERGES
y All Wool Serges in beautiful Shades at
7% and so cents. WIN. b. SHARP,
dec2a Ath and Market sts
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WEIIjfEK KEpOEr
Na,hR.uloN, March 16.-1 A. M.
PROBABILITIES.

For the Middle and Eastern States
low pressure, southwesterly winds,
falling temperature, with clearing
weather in the former and snow or
rain in the latter.
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THE DAILY GAZETTE is published every AT.
ternoon, (Sunday excepted,) at 4l6 Market
street, and served by carriers to subscribers
in all parts Of the city and surrounding towns
and villages, for six cents week, payable
weekly. Yearly subscribers, s3 in s'l"nnce.
TIE ONLY DEMOCRATIC DAILY IN THE STATE.
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SnERHFF's SALE.

Ny virtue of writ of Levari Facias
- to me directed. will be exposed to Public
Sale ut the
HOTEL OF WILLIAM =. FORD,
At Kirkwooi. in Pencader Hundred. New
Castle County, Delaware on
MONDAY,
THE 2gth DAY OFiMARCU 1878
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ID ROPOSALS Will be received by CON T..
mittee appointed by the Levy Courts of
Kent and Sussex Counties to build an iron
bridge at Milford, Delaware, over Mispillion
creek, OF the following Dimensions: Length.
As feet; width, 80 feet. For further informa.
tIon apply to 9. N. SIMPLER,
OF w. N. w. DORSEY,
mar9d&w9w Milford, Delaware.
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pUBIIC SALE
HOUSEHOLD Il KITCHEN FURNITURE.
Tho undersigned about to decline house
keeping, will sell at Public Sale, without re-
serve, on
ON MONDAY, MARCH 29D, 1875,
At No. 603 Jefferson street
Sale to commence at 10 o'clock, A. NJ,
The following goods
One parlor suit (rosewood), sofa and chairA.
Dining room-one walnut extension table,
chairs &c. 20 yards oil cloth.
Bed room furniture-l marple-top chamber
suit, (walnut) in good order; one large ward
robe, and other bedroom furniture; carpets,
% yards Brussels, 80 yards ingram. 30 yards
rag and lot Of stair carpets; 4 tables In kitch.
en-, cook stove and fixtures, tubs buckets, &c
GLASS; china and stone ware, and many other
articles not mentioned.
MRS. MARY BOTTGER.
Thos. Nj. Ogle, Auctr. morl3-7t
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1884, is the largest and most iourishing week
ly in the State, and has larger circulation,
than any other on the Peninsula. Published
every Thursday afternoon, at 81 pcr year, IN
advance.
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The Daily Gazette

c. =. JOHNSON. EDITOR AND PROPRIETOR.
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FINANCIAL AND COMM ERCsAS.

WILMINGTON. Del, March le. 1915.
Latest STOCK quotations furnished by
Crais Q, johnson & Co.. Sc Cor. 9th and Mar
ket street, Wilmington. Del. At p. u. to-
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WILMINGTON. Del March l6. 1875
Quotations at the Brandywine Mills tor
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WOODS
WOMEN or TIKI DAYt
A GREAT SUCCESS.

- Humid unable obtain seats On Saturday
svSningi secure places In advance.
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POLITICAL NOTES.

The Eucslo Commercial hopes that Francis b
Brewer, OF Westned, will be induced to stand a.
the republican candidate for Congress from the
Thirtytbird district. this State, to I'LL the vacancy
0ccasioned by rhe death OF the late Colonel A. F.
Allen. There is also some talk OF Senator PentoD
being candidate.
Referring to the election OF Judge Chrstiancy a.
United States Senator from Michigan the Utica
Herald repubncan) AYERS that the people OF that
state have achieved emancipation from thral-
dom that has disgraced their State for eighteen
years, and adds that Chandler's "defeat Is the
triumph OF that moral element Of the republican
party which opposed his reelection In mis- own
STATE. 1t IL o triumph TOR that element OF the
republican party all over the country. II 10 .
triumph most opportuns. Following close upon
the heels Of the republican disaster OF last fall
Is another warning direct from the people to those
who have assumed the management OF the repub-
Mcan party, ana have so used their power a. to
bring tnat party upon the verge Of irretrlevable
ruin"
The Rochester Democrat republican, advises
Senator Chandler to Ego West" and become Gov.
ernor OF Michigan, perhaps.
The Indianapolis Sentinel says "even q pious
name from that quarter (Micntgan) is something
to be thankful for" There Is something in
name, after all.
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ternoon, at one O'Clock. Relatives and frends re'
specially invited 10 attend.
TArE.-On sunday morning, January "a, 1873, al
bls residence. No. IL Prospect place, Brooklyn
WILLIAM TATE. 1ed 81.
NOTICE OF funeral tomorrow.
THOMAs.-On January %, at Newbern, N c.
LUCY COaDELIA, wife OF William A. Thomas, ans
daughter OF Madison Holmes, of this city.
January IS, MARY TITUS, OF Brooklyn, In the 61d
year OF her age.
Relatives and friends OF the family are invited
10 attend the funeral, on Monday 25th inst, q
one O'Clock L. NJ. from the residence or Joseph Lee
No. l73 Cumberland street, Brooklyn.
WAAK.-Suddenly, on Saturday, January O. 8
HENRY WAX. aged "a years.
The relatives and friends OF the family are re-
late residence, No. IL Laight street, On Monday,
25th inst, ~ one O'Clock +. II.
WALsH.-On saturday, 2Sd inst, JOSEPH. the son
OF Robert and Rosanna Walsh, aged years and
months.
Funeral to-day (Monday), at one O'Clock p. NJ,
from POI East Thirty-eghth street. Relatives and
friends are respectfully invited.
WEMYss.--On Saturday, January 49, EDWARD l.,
infant son OF Francis s. and Carnarine E. WemysS
aged month and 10 days.
Relatives and friends are respectfully invited
attend The funeral, rom the residence OF his pa
rents, No. 13S suydam street, Brooklyn, 2. D., on
Tuesday, January 25 at eleven O'Clock A. N.
WRIGHT-On January 90, Mrs. MARY WRIGHT,
In the 10th year OF her age.
The funeral Will take place from her late resi-
dence, No. 226 East twentieth street, on MONDAY,
18th inst at twelve O'CLOCK NJ.
WYCXOFF.-At New Lofts, Kings county, o.
Saturday, January 20, KATE NJ, reict OF F. L
WyckoG, jr., and daughter Of the late Abraham
Lining ton. in the 30tn year OF her age.
The relatives and friends OF the family are re-
specially inyired to attend the funeral Oh Tuesdal
residence or her mother. Mrs. @. Llnlngt0n, o.
New Lofts, without lurther invitation.
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COURT CALENDARS-THIS DAY.

SUPREME CoURrACHAMBERs-Heid by Judge
Donohqe0Nos. TO- 49, D., o. 90. %, 60, o. 81,
~ l!o las 1872 lsa lss leS 1872 1884, 1ss
SUPREME CoURT--GENERAL TERM-Held BY
Judges Davis, Brady and Danieis.-Court opens
at loM A iS iSS 49, 9s iaI 3s 10 aao 20 g. Il
56N, IA, 80, 90, lao. 220H.
supREME CoURr-spEoIAL TERM-Held BY Judge
law and fact-Nos us, ~ lls, g. 49, IT, =
IS g. l23 III a. a. , 49, 1872 1885, 1884, 1885, n7'
SUPREME CoURT-CIRCuIT-Part 1.-Adjourned
for the term. Part 2-Held by Judge Van yorst:-
ss s less 1885, i 1906 1865 iis
l122h, $50. 4loh. 1927: 44s ls4; Part sEHeld oy
9l7, 7l6, 1884, 2lO7 sos. 1445, 9es, 1925 1851 SCI
s59 ssS II, 02s. 1855 90. s70, 0s2 1908, 1882 ll0
SUPERIOR CoURT-GESERAL TERx-Adjourned
until tue first Monday In FEBRUARY.
SUPERIOR COURT-TRIAL TERh-Part lad.
journed until February. account OF the as sign.
ment Of Judge Van Worst TO the Supreme Court
Part 2hsd BY sass sc ss sso s9
924, 92S, $50, Gil "a, $40, SIG, SAC, 936.
COMMON PLEAs.-GEsERAL TERM.-AdJourned I'M
til the nrst Monday In February.
COMMON PLEAS-1RIAL TERM-Part Held BY
Juoge LoeW-Court opens at eleven A. M.-Case
on-No 39s: Part 2-Adjonrned until the nrse
MARINE CoURr-GENERAL TERM-Held by Judges
Aker, spaqlding and McAdam.-Non -enu msrated
Nos. to 20 and "a to as.
MARINE CoJRT-TRIAL TERM-Parts !, ana b.
Adjourned Tor the term
COURT or GENERAL SEsSIoNs-He'd oy Juogo
Sutherland.-TUe People vs.. Martin Godfrey, may.
hem; Same vs. Peter Loye. felonlous assault ana
battery Same vs.. Hugh Campbell, ieloni0us ~
sault and battery Same Vs. oscar tietcner, ieio
NOUS assault and battery; Same vs. Bridget DUN,
ielonous assault and battery; same vs. Richard
Anderson, burglary; Same vs. James koDlnson
and Albert Regain, burglary; Same vs.. John Col.
den, burglary; same vs.. George WERNER, burg
larry; same vs.. Alfred Winder, burglary; Same vs..
Frank Wagner. grand larceny; Same vs.. Nellie
Morris. grand larceny; same VS.. William hutram'
grand larceny; same VS.. Alonzo Johnson and SO.
PIMA Johnson, grand larceny; Same vs.. James
Price, grand larceny; same vs.. James w. smith.
petit larceny Same vs.. Albert Apell, petit lar.
ceny; same vs.. George w. Kelly, petit larceny,
Same vs. John M. Mofante, petit larceny Same vs.
Eugene ]. Taylor petit larceny; same Va. Franz
Webb grand larceny.
COURT OF OYER AND TERMEER-Held by Judge
Barrctt.-The People vs. John Reilly, homicide.
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is THE REPUBLICAN PARTY
DEAD?

The Syracuse Courier (democrat) remarks thai
'.part Of q physicians programme Is to keep up
his patients spirits. However desperate tho
patients case may be, 1t won't do to let him know
the extent OF mis- danger, Tor that, often would
kill him surely. Vice President Wilson acts on the
same principle in doctoring the republican party,
da nger and charges that Its perlIs come from the
misconduct or men who have obtained nigh post.
tons In It, Like great many Others that are try
ing 10 nurse the dying party into vgor again. ne mas
his little prescription too. He says the repu0li.
can party must adopt conciliatOry policy toward
the liberals must be conciated. These he con.
slders essential to saving the republican party and
Change his skin or the leopard his spots then, but
not sooner, shall look for the republican party
to try this very sensible prescription"
The Worcester (Mass.) Gazette republican,
says:-lt Is Of course out OF the question that he
should criticse the of the administration to
which he belongs. The main moral to his letter is
that the republicans should go slow, and this Is
what others beside Mr. Wilson have been telling
them.
The Boston Transcript republican, proclaimi
that "Henry Wilson is right" and continues:-
This is time for party manipulation, discipline
or trickery, but for independent manhood.
Whether the republican party, as such, can sur.
vlve the blows Its friends and enemies have con.
s at Ie IS cern can with
courage conserve It's principles and deserve Its
prosperity.
The Utica Herald republican, "qnire agrees
with the Vice President that the republican party
is not yet dead or hopeessiy beaten" aud that
something must be done If it is to recover Itself
IN season 70 elect It's next candidate Tor the Presi
dency.n
Inc .Saratogtan (rcpublican) heartily supscrloes
TO most II not ALL that Mr.. Wilson suggests; but
wants TO know how the liberal republicans are to
be successfully wooed back. II suggests that Mr.:
Wilson can lido his party a great service II ne win
suggest some clearly defined method OF doing
what seems to be very desirable"
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SUICIDE OF AN INVALID.

About ten days ago Alexander valanc con, thirty
years OF age, born In France, and by occupation
a coufectioner, entered the Roosevelt Hospital Ia
be treated for dyspepsia. On Wednesday evening
last, as vaancon was in the bathroom. on the
second floor, lie opened the window aud Jumped
out into the courtyard thus receiving lracturei
OF the skull and one leg. He fingered until Satur
day evening and then expired. Previous to the
commission ~ the act deceased lad exhibited no
symptoms or insanity. Mr.. Valancon had no
relatives In this country. Coroner EickhoR wa
requested to hold On INQUEST
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ANkLEY FAMILY
Acrobatic and Gympastic Artists eleven in number.
First appearance OF
HARRY KENNEDY
the youngest Yentriioquist in the world.
McVlCkEH and SCLLY,
TIE champion Ebony Artists, in their pastimea
JAMES WELCL AMI MAUD LIZ NOME.
Last week ana immense hit Of
TIM MORRIS, ELLA SrLFIIN, LILA ARNOLD,
LEO. anu the young musical wonder, Leo
First week the loo al Drama, entitled
BOWERY AND BROADWAY.
Admission, soc. Orchestra, 81; Family Circle, sc.
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WOMEN OF THE DAyill
LAST 1HFa *nHk sT NEW y s9 srh Av
A' Ms sss;sys sasassaeai in SsS YoIs ll%sd
So *. Sc
n o zs.f
''' LAST zfrf1 Sss. sotsp NEW YORK OF
IN ra e.! fEr SpY 0r Estnzas sSf Of
'sSsa 3 81 III ssSH 1fs
supported BY GEO cLakxE As and full dramatic com
'is :SS::E:ss: aas S s5Sssr Is sosA1,sD
MAccAsE.-RoBINsoN HALL, SIXTEENTH ST.
SSss sass.s
n BsaSNR nf puPH tX sR. Entertainment
The popular and artistic success. Of Mr. Maeeabe,s
Which his
% N di
The sFsfSssf s HSsETfSs5
-1 'ia1ss'f ls siaei1ss
Terry 4 R5E2sS g." fh 4 srt ssSSSsps'n
sssSSsa y
- ron, roo1r No. GA Broadway:
Read, = Iass r.. Fey. Iia5ie.qu.,
TIE s sa9ck.kAuS:
Ex's{ sRa oX oF
First appearance Of q iunni.s! ofsIi comedians
also of r. re- p %HTI 6 SaipvlIFssl0aui'''
stss
MATINEE. H 81 sH I$sE zsS SATURDAY.
GAN FRANCISCO xISsrRgLs.
s Hss Ssaa2
OR, TIE cb sRGIssb nEARI
Fir" week 0f;Ss n syy ast q v1s,ron,
Thir W s1urBB.eeoMsirTEEs.
MONDAY Tssqayy he Fry o Ttch I'D
Ylsil sV a1EEs EAs sxAUkbA 1E0 H4
NEH TSHK sEA15 THEATRE AND s9wssY
LIMA aHYR
The ''7'5 aesbS cSsF% Jasyyk Il PEI. s'ahA
x sif ri tiT' b II A Dfxsria,
Opera Boude. IN three acts, BY AMBER.
Boz once Sc open nom Isl osloci '' '''''h'
GERsnnAsSItAh T TH5aFsE, FOURTEENTH srREEr
" AEos6Gf. JxSusRl Is MEiS EkoPoL director
Boo 9% Sss. OPEN I'f r oSs S Iii 1sss:i
MI
IVA Fourteenth street, New York-The Museum - open
daily SUNDAYS excepted. from 10 " tos =. y, and
on Mondays and Saturdays from 10 l0P ", Cesnola
COLLECTION Ga eries Of Pictures satuary and other
obcctA Admission Csc Mondays frce.
HuTess,s1ssoss ~ PANTY y,o sos sS At IaEIs
Tomorrow Monday evening. January IS and sv1ry
evening except Saturday during the week
MUSICAL.
A MERICAN CONSERVATORY or MUSIC,
"A Ia Ftfth avenue, near Nineteenth street
chM and private lessons IN all ranches OF Vocal
and instrumental Music At liberal terms
- Parior. Churcn and Concert Singing a soecialty
Hea1tna ana harmony C asses constantly forming
All pupils are under Director roedor per son nj AZ.
Rervnioh. Every Monday evening CLASSICAL sorees by
nected with this institute. " WI"
--------------THE BALL SEASON.
BACHELOR CLUB BALL
TUESDAY r FySur'h sc season
FERkERO'S Assembly koons
Fourteenth street near living place
CHARLES y WALTEkS Prandan,
CHARLES j. DouonHnrr, secretary.
GRAND BAL MAsoUE AND FANCY DRESS OF
the Argyle Rooms sixth and Thir eth street on
Monday night January rs, 1879 WILLIE ENGEIsOS
Secretary. Tickets a. box once on night OF ball
THE LECTURE SEASON.
A -LLoTuRs livery MOTT. AT o'C ocR ON
"A. Manhood ana The Cause Of iO PrsuaiuSe De.
- YoFk MusH AZ A n N
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NEW YORK HERALD MONDAY 1s5-wITH


AMUsEMENTs.
q Lessee sys and MAN Msnassr
week and SATURDAY na,,nss he Sensational Drama Of
In which Rose and Rsrry watkins viii appear Aso
Little Amy lee and extra company
sssHi bSSs s Ss GsSRE mo FLAGS
W Proprietor and Manager. Mr.. LESTER vALLcK
ELEVENTH WEEK
Mr. ef Bon sc SsnYga 5SGfo4u e
EVERY x1oHSS AND T' sA aPpisbE MATINEE
f II eH s STa 1d'ih IltSA
list TO nth PERFORMANCE
Mr. MONTAGUE. Mr. GILBERT. Messr. BECKETT
As:asns. P2ks IE%Is Fosrsi 2sGkka. sEsfoS
Carriages ordered for ~ ~ Seats secured four weeks
ssS ns.
Barley csaS $s4s. :Disaais SSs'o'
Z ELLoGG ENGLISH OPERA
som~sse.ns A sasS&y e 2yR Mss!s
with the most eomp,ee yrc orTanizsuon hat 6s. ever
been found Anne stage A galaxy OF stars,
iEs Ts s%eS sns s'n voiced chorus and
MONDAY T K WI 81 Presented Verd'
Miss CLARA LOUISA KELLOGG as Leonora;
Miss bEAUMONT (her first appearance In New York; e
Axncena; Nj. CARLETON as Count II Luna Nj. aAA-
ILTUN as Fernando and Mr.. MAS as Manrco.
TUESDAY, January 26-MARlTANA
WEDNESDAY, January N-FAUSr,
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. ACADEMY OF MUSIC,
ERNANI
FRIDAY, January 2o-First time In New York, IN Eng
nsh, OF Ambrose 1homas charming and successiui
Opera, -
GRAND K Ell soa sSfisE ssis SATURDAY
Seats can now be secured at Academy Ct Music. 7ol
and ia broadway. Reserved Seats ~; admission 81;
Family Circle 5Jc Reserved Seats Family Circle. u
circulars at music stores aud Academy Tor iull
OF the operas
UJOOD's MUSEUM WOODS
AFTERNOON AT z EVENING AT g.
tn great MeodrAma FERNANDEZ PO>TER
JACK JACK HARKAWAY,
SHEPPARD AFLOAT AND ASHORE.
Eth AVENUE THEATRE,
y 2sth street and Broadway Every night alta
Proprietor and Manager. ACGUsrIN DAILY
- Hundreds unable obtain On Saturday
SVOnAngl secure places In advance
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DENI'fSYN

CORAL RUBBER SET OF TEETH IN THREE
n houra-Imp resson in the forenoon; teeth in the
Thirty-fourth street near sixth avenue and
broadway Coral rubber; very strong: flesh colored.
Take green cars Grand street ferry; also Sixth
avenue likewise University place cars. Get Oh in
bone Rubber sets PLUMBERS open Fronts. ZIP Litters
LIP DepressOrA Regulators Nitrous OXIDE Mechanical
Dentistry. No I28 West Thrty-iourth street
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EUROPE.

EUHOPEs
(NAvkNDIsH CLUB,
~ Regent street. London.
Established 1874
By the request Of several gentlemen residing In Amer.
lea the Committee Of thus club have decided on admit
ting limited number OF American me mbcrs at
pnal subscription OF two guncas Applicants would be
required TO give reference to banker. merchant or
gentleman Of known respeetability In London Any
member OF recognized Americ IN club eR lille. The
club Is non.poitcai and non-proiessonal Beng pro-
pretory mbers incur liability beyond their
Scriptton The Committee have the management Of the
club and the election OF membera
COMMITTEE.
Chairman. JOHN A. MAGEE Esq.
Sir Gilbert Campbell Bart Lieutsnant Col PeterA
G. B. Elliott ESQ., Charles eemple. RAQ
Major Colinsou Han. E g. Sto le, ks4
j. Evans Kershaw Esq. K X witt, EsQ.
The club situated In the centre Of the ashiona.
bic of the est End and within few doors OF the
Lanaham HOTEL much reQuented OF American visitors
IL London.
Applications for membership TO Do made 70 j. & PAL
hER ESQ.,, secretary.
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WATCHES. JEWELRY. &C

WATCHES, .yEWELRY, &C.
I AXE GEORGE DTAMONDS-BRILLlANT AND
IL beautiful gold setting; studs 81 to $l0 Earrings.
81 to $25; Rings, IS 10 S2a send for list
JACOBS, No. Aston House
WATCHES, FRENCH CLOCKS AND JEWELRY
w repaired by first class workmen. GEO. C. ALLEN.
ll00 Broadway near Twenty-ninth street