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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-07-05
STA TIE LIN Il.
To Glasgow. Liverpool, Belfast ana
Londonderry. dc.

Londonderry. dc.
state of PENNSYLVANIA, state OF Virginia,
State of Louisiana, State Of Georgia,
state OF Nevada, state OF Min'cSot
State OF Florida, State Of Alabama,
state Of Indiana.
Sailing every Wednesday nom The Com
panys dock, Pier 20. North River, y. !.
The acconImudationsa and prov isions pro-
vidcd on these ships are unsurpassed 10y
those Of any other line.
Rates of ,age-First Cabin, so, sHD and
$50: return tickets, sliO. Second cabin
So: return tickets, s9u. Stccrng" al lowest
rates.
AUSTIN, BALDWIN y CO., Agents, No.
y Broadway, y. y; GED. II. LEAF al
Chestnut ~, Philadelphia; or J. +. MEl'-
RIMAN, Agent, Adams Express Co.'S OF
fec Whr"iing. W. Va Rpr2s
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HIS LETTER.

The lonely months rolled swiftly On,
Al still the months will do,
Though every earthly friend were gone,
And every blessing too.
ceased to count the days ct last
Which brought no letter yet,
And only murmured - they passed:
I" How soon he could forget!"
But spring 1t length the roses brought,
(For winters gloom must end);
Perhaps the roses stirred his thought
With memories Of his friend;
For while the bird sings in the caves,
The merry insect huns,
All, like rose Of many leaves,
His welcome letter comes!
It comes with tidings from his hand,
And odors from the breeze,
Which sweeps that glorious Western land
And those Pacific seas;
Awelcome, white-winged, Gopie bird,
Direct from Cousin WIN
To prove in kindly deed and word,
That I'm remembered still.
Smile kindly DER him, skies Of gold,
Fan him ye breezes bland,
And al your myriad joys unfold,
D. lightful Southern landl
Tell him though summer flowers must fade,
Add summer hopes grow chill,
One friend through sunshine and through
Ia trne to Cousin Will. [shede
March n, 1875. n.
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RIVER AND STEAMBOATS,.

CINCINNATI, April lO.-River twenty-nine feet
six inches and falling. Weather cloudy and
colder. Arrived: BOdman from New Orleans.
ST. LOUIS, April lO.-No arrivals. Departed:
Jaeger for New Orleans, Julia for Vicksburg.
River rising rapidly, and nearly all the upper
streams are swelling. Rain nearly all day.
Weather cold.
PrrrsBuRa, April 10.-River nine feet four
inches and falling. Weather clear and pleasant.
EVANSVILLE, April lo.-River twenty eight
foet three inches. Light rain. Up: Cherokee at
IA. M. Down: Exporter 1t P. n.
CAIRO, April lO-Arrived: Mary Houston rom
Louisville at IL P. NJ, Future City from New
Orleans ut 8 A. NJ, Ste. Genevicve from Vicks-
burg 1t l p NJ, Belle Of shreveport from st.
Louis 1t 5 p. M. Departed: Mary Houston for
New Orleans at A. NJ. Future City for St. Louis
at A. NJ, ste. Genevieve for st. Louis at T.
u. River thirty nine feet eleven inches and fall
ing. Weather cloudy; mercury 62.
LOUISVILLE, April 10.-River falling; eleven
feet six inches in the canal. Weather cloudy and
clustering. Down: Thompson Dean from Gin
matt for New Orleans.
MEMPHIS, April lO.-River declining. Weather
wet and cool. Departed Mary Boyd and Fort
Gibson tor Arkansas River, Qnckstep for White
River. John Kyle and Grand Tower for 81. Louis,
Parker and Church for Cincinnati, Oakland and
TOW for New Orleans, City Of Helena for Vicks-
burg.
ViCKsBuRa, April 10-Passed up: Kate Kinney
ak2A. M. Frank Pargoud 1t II A. M, Thomas
6herlOck at 2 r. NJ. No boats down to-day.
weather warm and cloudy. River rose four
inrhos
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NEW YORK April 10.-Specie shipments for the
week $3.50, 1872, Of which $40, $40 was Spanish
gold and $5O, 500 American. The remainder was
81 oliver coin and bars. Specie imports for the
week $500, 400 gold coin, $3.50, 5UO bullion and
4S65l silver.
Import Of dry goods for the week $2,l7l, 4Ss,
merchandise Sc, 706, 8l8.
Sub Treasury balances-Gold $57, 67O, 1888 Cur
rency az, 379, 40. The sub Treasury paid ont
5000 ON account OF interest and Ell W. Tor
bonds, Customs receipts $3.50, 900.
NEW YoRK, April 10.-Bsnk statement Loans
decreased 81. CO., specie increased a, 675 900.
Legal tenders Increased g. SOC. 900; deposits in
creased 81. 600 900; reserves increased ,OOO.
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lARINE., .

4ARlNEs
Souruwrsr Pass. April 10, Noon.-Barometer
$3.50. Wind s. s. E., ffesh. Weather foggy.
No arrivals.
Sailed: Steamship Juniata.
PAss-A-LOuTRE, April 10, Noon.-Wind South,
fresh. Weather fair.
Arrived: Steamship Knickerbocker, Kemble,
master, ut $50 A. NJ, from New York. to A.
1Oulton.
sailed: Ship Wyoming, bark Malta, barkentine
0em, ard schooner Excelsior. The steamship
Naytian is still ashore On the middle ground, but
On ting down rapidly. She lies across the chan
New York, April 1O.-Arrived: 8. W. Haven
md MOsel. Arrived out: st. Louis, Lord DIAL
hOusie, Minna BARN, Cigana, George Henry,
State of Georgia, George Hurburt, Asphoden.
Departed homeward: Udslre and Architect, after
SOUTHWEST Pass, April 1o.-Barometer 1880.
Wind S. y. W., light. Weather fogsy.
No arrivals or departures.
Pass A L'OuTRR, April l0.-Wind g. 9. W.. light.
No arrivals or departures.
The steamship Haytixn was pulled on the mid
die ground At 2:15 +. NJ. by the d. edgeboat Es-
sayOns and tOwbOat Ella, and anchored abreast
Of the lighthouse.
GALVESTON, April 1O.-Arrived: Harlan from
1ndixnOa aud Morgan from BrasheAr.
Waco for New York.
sailed: Carondelet and City Of Waco for New
York, Harlan for Brashear aud Morgan for In
dianola.
New York, April l0-Arrived: South Carolina
and Cleopat-a Arr, ell ont: Wisconsin.
The ladies' cosev emitting table Al lie had only
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ASTONISHING. progress made by the
wi son Shuttle Sewing Machine. Inventive skill
has been taxed to its utmost, and the result is
eral and family use yet produced It is simple
and easy to operate, is not liable to get out OF
repair, its work is the best, Us was shown by the
premiums awarded at the Universal Exposition
in venna, 1873, and it ie sold at ess price than
sny ot1er machine of its standard excellence
Saiesroom, 1S9 Canal street, New Orleans. This
Company want few more good agents.
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uISCELLANEOUS.

SALT LAKE, April 1O.-JudGe DOF.Lsls NyAne .
polygamy case at Beaver, nd 4'an, dp not
New Yonx. April lo.-Frsncis Clearly iosye'r'
There &c eve were but i've hundred and dfty-tv0
new ; YosK. April lo.-Dan Bryant, the min
akrel. 10 dangerously i'll with pneumon,a.
AUGUSTA, Ga, April lO.-Frederick Maven
and Miss Corinne Dunwoody were o GsG~ne ~
bos aSn caused Sy striking sn.g. The bodies
we're recovered and brought to the city.
MARQUIS. April 1O.-Despite the unIavoraDle
veather De Mnrska has met with Q Drilnsn. re-
ception here, and closes her enE.geGin navss 1,r
HrMpMis. April 1O.-The Gibson county Kn-
Kiux were acquitted in the United states Carcuit
Court to-day. Judge Ballard rcGm s y nst. SIs
.Nrw YORK. April 1O-Dan Bryant, negro min
strel. died at o'clock this afternoon in the midst
of large number of his friends, at his residence
in this city. from pneumonia He contracted
cold on the third inst, which settled into disease
from which he died. He was born in Troy. on
the 9th Of May, 1880. He leaves vile ana nve
children. His opera house Was closed to-nignt
and vii remain 20 un1 da siies u rns
NEW York, April 10.-Lewis V. French, score
tary. and Charles 8. Garcia, connected with the
the Palisades bogus insurance company con-
nniracy to defraud. were convicted to-day.
The accounts OF the China agent OF the Pacific
Nail Steamship Company have been examined
md found correct. The mistake existed in the
accounts OF the agency between Hong Kong ana
YokOhoms.
There is no trouble from the strike OF the long
shoremen, out neither party show signs OF COM
The editorial and city staff OF the Tribune;
which was this morning for the first time issued
from it's magnificent new building, signAllzed the
event by the presentation to-day to MIR. Whitelaw
Reid Of = act Of silver.
Porrsv1ILr, April 1.-THE Miners Miners .o", m1
lion tons short OF last year.
NoRFoLx, April 10. Tho steamship, Royal
Minstrel, from New Orleans for Liverpool, put IN
CHICAGO, April 1o-The steamer Reetz has :r-
rived from the East being the first arrival OF the
NEW YonK, April 1O.-At the Cotton Exchange
the business OF the week has been very moderate.
During the early days considerable buoy ancy was
apDsrent with holders rather Indifferent. Liver
UOol advces have been quite favorable since
Wednesday. There has been but little doing,
and the tone Of the market has gradually weak
6nel.
The offerings Of medium grades have been more
liberal, but good lines are still held ABOUT ~ "a
above current bids for future delivery. There
was good business during the early part OF the
week. but freer disposition to sell has weak.
ened the market, which has been on . downward
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GRAND FEsr1vAL--Jhose sterling companies,
Mechanics No. 6 and Pelican Hook and Ladder
No. 4, will give two grand festivals at the Fair
Grounds, one to take place on Sunday, May ID,
and the other on the Sunday following, May 9Th
By consulting the programme published in an
other column Of this paper, it will be seen that
there will be rare sport offered to those who may
attend these1Dic-nics.
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sEAsoxABIK GooDs.-We take pleasure in d.
recting The special attention OF our lady readers
"a the advertisement of the great dry goods
house Of Braselman Adams. $50 and $50 Maga-
zine street, who have for sale hne OF spring
and summer goods-in colors and black-that
cannot be surpassed in the Southern country.
The thousands OF people who have had dealings
with Messrs. Braselman & Adams VIII freely
testify to the excellence OF their goods and tho
reasonableness Of their prices.
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EEAsoNABLE GoODs.-Messrs. Kern & Co., 102,
104, JOG and los Baronne street, are known and
appreciated throughout the South on account Of
the excellence Of their goods and their low prices.
which in variety and extent cannot be exceiled.
They deal Justly and fairly with their customers
hence their popularity. Read their advertise
mont. and give them call.
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sArEs.-The great safe man. Mr.. J. ". Norris,
snrnassed Nebold. Norris & Co.'S fire and bur-
clar proof safes, are now Offering them for sale
# factory cost for cash. Those Of our readers
who are in want OF safes should call Immediately
ON Mr. Norris, a. like opportunity will not be
nresented for long time to come.
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NQu1cK WoRK.-The steamship Juniata, from
large cargo On Thursday she discharged, and
on Friday took on board full load, and left for
Philadelphia via Havana at o'clock on that day.
One hundred men were employed in loading her.
credit upon her agent, Capt. E. A. Yorke.
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PROBABILITIES.

WASHINGTON, April 10.-For the Eastern Gull
Atlantic States, generally cloudy weather will
prevail with rain and variable winds, mostly
from the East and South, stationary or falling
barometer, followed by rising barometer and
Coast. The Central Mississippi River will rise.
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PREPARE FOR THE WARN SEAsoN.-To do so
Won must be sure to call ON Rice Brothers Co..
81 and 81 Camp street, where you will find an
endless variety Of refrigerators, wster-coolers:
eyery size and STYLE all offered for sale at prices
tn euit these hard times. It is almost unneces-
~ nv 10 add that Messrs. Rice Brothers b Co. are
fhs agents for the celebrated Charter Oak Stove.
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Jesse Barber, a hero Of the Mexican war, re-
Gently celebrated his golden wedding in Califor-
nia. 1t takes one of those old soldiers to stand
fifty years Of matrlmony,
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CHINA AND GLASSWARE, .Erc. -Messrs. Navra i
Offner, ia Canal street, on account OF their re-
moval to the China Palace, 129 Touro Buildings,
are Offering their immense stock OF china, glass,
crockeryware and house furnishing goods at
greatly reduced prices, to avoid the rick Of break
AGE in moving,
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OUR THEA7ERH

At the st. Charles Theater, during the past
week, the Eoldene Troupe have been playing IN
engagement almost unprecedented IN its success.
Their repertoire has been composed Of the most
given them an admirable rendition. aGenevieve
1eBrabant" the 'Grand Duchess, ''Chilperlc, =
and "M'me Angot's Daughter" have all proved
sshits," and have attracted such audiences az are
rarely seen within the walls Of Old Drury. Miss
Soldene, - the leading spirit OF most attractlv
troupe, has become . wonderful favorite with the
habitues OF our theaters. The support rendered
her has been admirable, especially that OF Miss
Robson and Messrs. Beverley, Laurent and Wal
lace, who have all acquitted themselves with
great credit, and have nightly been rewarded by
Tonight the bill is to be changed, and the
latest sensation in the way OF comic opera,
SHINE. L'Archiduc,' is 70 be presented. This
opera is from the gifted pen OF Ofenbach, that
prince Of musical composers, whose every effort
teens with brilliancy.
At the ACADEMY OF Music the Bremond Spe-
cialty Combination has been playing net very
lucrative engagement This we must say, in JUS
tice to the members Of the troupe, has not been
owing to any lack Of merit Of the artists them
selves. but to q combination Of circumstances
which, unfortunately, has worked to their detrl.
ment. There 10 in the troupe many actors q
merit and all are above the average. Tonight will
be their last appearance here, and we commend
them to the patronage Of our people. We are
sertain that al who attend will be amply repaid
for the time and money necessary to visit.
on Monday night Mr.. J. J. Wallace, who was
90 much of favorite with our people whilst he
was member Of the stock company at the Va
rieties Theater last season. viii open short en-
gagement in . play of his own, entitled THE
Man from America" Tho play has received
many very fattering notices from competent
critics. and we shall be surprised il this engage
ment does not prove very fattering success to
the author ctor, who will appear in the principal
role.
TIE GAYETY THEATER has attracted very many
excellent audiences this week. The list OF
variety artists composing the company is com,
posed of so many very excellent artists as will
assure any manager success under whose auepi-
ces they perform. Manager Flynne's enterprise
= sr1ra IL he rewarded with SUCCESS
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CAPT. BART. ABLE PARALYzsD.-The cohmu-
citizen, Capt. Barton Able, received . stroke Of
paralysis Tuesday night about half-past ten
O'Clock. at his residence, No 3007 Easton Ave.
nue.. His left side is the portion Of the body
paralyzed. He is fully conscious, and can speak.
sidered fatal and last night he was resting easily
at his residence. For some time past Capt. Able
has had rheumat ism in his right leg, and qnite
large amount Of water had collected.-3. Louis
Times
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.s.,e,;ro between thirty and fifty men, on
fSsir return rom The interior Of Texas, who naa
intended to rob, as per their own sts tam sn
made to Mexican prisoners, they ma "a 1so X
route here, the Custom-Hou ana inc s'o1e' =
'" Fortun.;elv for us all, Capt. Dryer ana hls
comnsnv Of troops we're here, and were very soon
rs.Ir 70 receive them. As soon ~ they found
this Out they left and crossed The rser mot t q
them at sanzes Rancho one hsr oe'o ~"
~ The 4th inst. in the morning, an ambu-
i.nc 1 VI, Vas stopped between this place and Rio
Gr.nde Cty by another party Of four armed
s.n but The SSsr being (. ' sa: soasd
.,socaa6 On bis road here. Very respectfully,
f'' JNo. VALE, Deputy Collector.
To the Collector Of Customs, Brownsville. Texas
Rio Grande City is fifteen miles below Roma,
and half mile lower il Ringgold Barracks, the
HEADQUARTERS Of the 9th United States Cavaify.
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JUrE SEsp,-The cultivation Of jute is engag-
ing the attention OF thousands of our southern
people. Il will please all such to learn that our
esteemed friends, Messrs. Marks l. Co., 1874
Grayier street, have now for sale sixteen hundred
nonnda Of iute seed Give them call.
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MoopY's.-The cry is still ''ges your shirts at
Moody's." Those champion shirts are sought
after 81 men Of taste, who wish to provide them
s~ssrei at remarkably low prices. A very large
.rrpnlv az reasonable underwear for gentlemen
has heen iust re- eived 1T the "Granite Palace"
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Ask your grocer for Paragon yeast powders,

The ladies' cosy cutting table can bs had only
at Berrys 100 Cana street.
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THIN COURTS.

The several District Courts adjourned ont OF
respect to the memory Of Judge Asecha. oe-
ceased.
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Just the thing for the ladies'. The ladies' cosey
cu.t,no table. Get them 1t Berry's, ISL Canal
street.
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The new American sewing machine is the
Champion. Berry has them at $50 Canal street.
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No lady is happy without . lot Of Smiths paper
patterns, and they c N be had only At $50 Canal
street.
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Banks and insurance companies can have then
the Eureka Printing Office, So Natchez street.
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Smiths paper patterns are the best. They can
be had at lao Canal street.
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No LADY, il happy without new American sew
ing MACHINE. Get them ct $50 Canal street.
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Four printing Offices have closed within the
past two years for lack Of patronage. Patronize
at Northern prices Il the Eureka Printing Office,
80 Natchez street.
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Don't iail 70 try Paragon yeast powders-

Prescriptions carefully prepared at moderate
prices at /. L. Lyons's, corner Camp and 0ravler.
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As renovator Of the system, supporter
and preserver Of the powers Of life, a. puri-
fer Of the blood, Maguire's Condurango has
no equal. No alcohol No danger from ex-
posure OTTER being taken.
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~ C. Il. A.
UNIQUE ENTERTAINMENT,
AT ST. PATRICK'S HALL
MONDAY EVENING, APRIL 12,
FOR THE BENEFIT OF THE WOUNDED OF
SEPTEMRER IA

"A
MONDAY EVENING, APRIL IL,
FOR THE BENEFIT OF THE WOUNDED OF
SEPTEMBER H.
Col W. J. BEHAN.
Col Jas Buckner Col John Glynn, Jr
Major W Hare Msjor " + Huger
Capt r B Peasants Capt p Edwards
C t. Ulhorn BalfOur
Atwood Violet DrJ d Bruins
Geo Crane AE MOrphy
JOSixon, Jr Geo Lord
PROGRAMME.
1. AN OPENING ADDRESS by Amos Keeter
Hon X. NJ Lusher, AnnunciatOr,
DR.: james Burns, =; G: Hancock, Esq, Referees.
2 GRAND SPELLING MATCH-A class for which
will be selected from the following gentlemen:
W c Raymond. Isaac N Marks Col j d Hill
Jas A Gresham NJ Lusher Jn0 H Ksnnard
DIR S COpes Elk Converse Ell Keep
Samuel Mullen Archie Woods w LYMAN
Judge Walker Col r Rivess L Schneider
G. Townsend John Geddes Hancock
Marion Baker VIM Mohlo W 81 Beanham
Geo A Sheridan N MoDtgom- Hon Ed Pilsbury
Col Wharton cry Hon Il Burke
D McCOwn Irving Cf1bbe C. Zachar1e
W T Mumford P Rareshide C H Parker
Robt howard H V0se Jno r Bowman
K 5 Hickey Ca Weed ia Ghdner
Tyler Read X Russ Fl Levy
A II White &C Haley All Nel.on
W Buddecke Rosenburg Col w NJ Burwell
c G Forshey w H Matthews w Estlin
W Gwyn RW Mcmillan VIM Gordon
G Hester CT Walker Edw Toby
H Seixas III DeGange Dentzel
Geo H Lord L AinswoTth NJ Carter
Eugene Nav BIG Robertson j j Mellon
J G Chadwick " Rountree n Van Norden
n Ogden TIM Wescoat Prof j Seaman
Albert Baldwin Geo W Lane Jn0 Wheeler
"A ] Gomila Human John Armstrong
Ed Marks FIX Wilson RObt Moore
w Hodgsou Jos Ellison Peter Zorro
Waah Nsrks Frank PAce Jr &c Adams
W RINman WI Hammond Shropshire
Erred B,nito JOHN Ong Capt Brown
REGULATIONS
2 SHAMuS O'BRIEN Bernard Shields. Esq
4 PYKANUS and IHISBE. SAKE. Fred N. Thayer
BY general request.
$. CHARGE OF TIE LIGHf BRIGADE
G F. Buck Esq.
g. SELECTIONS FROM HANS BREITMAN'S
POEMS, udley Coleman. Esq.
lear H. and Edie A. Shields.
To conclude with the
SECOND SPELLING MATCH.
At the termination of which a contest will take
p ace between the champions Of the two classes for
the prize. illuStrated cspy of BOydell's Shake
speare Gallery, now on exhibition in Eyrich window,
Canal street.
Tickets may be had at the principal book and Jew.
elry estsbl shmens and at the door Of the Hail. dur
ing thu day and the nj Int of the entertainment
apli 2t
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DIDWELL'S ACADEMY OF MUSIC.
Monday, April IL, and During tho Week,
Engagement of
THE POPULAR CHARACTER ACTOR,
J.. j. WALLACE,
Presenting his Famous Emotional sh-American
Drama entitled
THE MAN FWOM AMERICA,
Elegantly gotten up with Now and Elaborate Me
chanical Effects, Scenery, Wardrobe and appoint
The Dramatic Company is reinforced by the engage
ment of Mr.. j. FL. HUNTLEY, the talented
young Leading Actor; Mr.. EUG. BLITZ, the
Comic Facial Monologue Actor; and also the
Marvellous Children, THE GREAT CAV
THORNES, who viii appear in their Versatile
Specialiies. apl1 If
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The ladies' cosey cutting table Can be had only
- IS. NAllAl I4Ict.
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ADJUSTMENTS.
DmWFLLV ACADEMY OF MUSIC
Sunday Evesing. April H. 1875.
: Last Night Of
BREMOND'S SPECIALITY TROUPE
CONCALITIES and STARTLING SENSATIONS.
anil 1t
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OfAhA Hoosh-
Sunday, April II, 1878.
Meyerbeer's Grand Opera, In five acts,
ROBERT LIE DIABLE.
TUESDAY-Beneft Of Nine. Teoni-"THE QUEEN
OF CYPRUS
Begin at ~ o'clock r. N. apl1 1t
IMPOSITION HALL
Thursday Evening, April Is, 1878.
EMILY s0LDENE GRAND RECEPTION
MADAME ANGOr BALL.
(BAL PARE EFT MASQUE)
1. MADAME ANGOT LANCERS-Led by
Miss EMILY SOLDENE,
Miss Clara Vesey
Miss Lizzie Robson,
Miss Williams,
Miss N Brooks,
Miss Clara Gray,
Miss Travers
Miss LOTUS,
Miss Roberts,
Miss st. Clair,
Miss beaumont,
Miss Wright.
2 WALTZ "TOURNEZ."-Mlle. LANCE (Aiss Sol
demo, and the whole Soldene Company.
g. CONSPIRATORS' QUADRILLE.
4. Opening Of the BAL MASQUE.
Dancing will be conducted by An efficient corps Of
Masters of Ceremonies.
The Orchestra will comprise Thirty five Musicians,
selected from the most eminent Professors under the
baton of Prof. Louis Mayer
Tickets can be obtained at the st. Charles Hotel
st. James Hotel and at Flies Music Store, Canal
| street. and the evening at Exposition Hall.
Tickets admitting Gentleman and Lady, g; Lady's
| Entree Ticket g. ap11 If