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LAND SAILS IN NIRGINIA.-On Monday
last Commissioners Harrison. holland aud
Heatoh sold al public sale iso acres of land
mentioned in the suit Of Nermiilion rs.
Gulick for Sis.55 per acre-W. l. furguSon
purchaser. ''oakham," a fine estate lying
about two miles from Middleburg. and con-
tanning so acres, for 80 per acre-Wm. II
Rogers purchaser. Powell Harrison. com
missioner i'm the cause OF Bank OF old Do-
minion vs.. Berkeley. sold Hays" a track of
lGl0 acres al land lying on the Maftaponi
river, near "Aylett -" in King George
county, for 80 per acre-B. 4. holland. pur-
chaser, W. Il. Noiand, auCtioneer. Mr.
w. Edwards has sold at private sale about
lJo acres of his east-bound estate about
three miles east Of Beesburg on the W. a o.
X. X. Ia Mr.. John W P,.ytoD. of Washington
county, Md, Tor sl5 per acre. cash. Joseph
NJ. Conrad, executor of frederick Roller de-
ceased. sold. on the 9Th instant. ~ . acres OF
land near IovettSviile for 50 per acre, q. A
r. Roller. Iurcha Sers; and Z, acres of noun
tain land To the same for S2.S0 per acre. also
acres OF timber land at the base OF the
Short Hill mountain. 10 &. W. johnson for
S82-3l per acre. - Chaplain. auctioneer The
farm owned by the late WIN. Stock was
RECENTLY sold To Mr.. Jackson Minor and Mr.
T. Williams ior SIS per acre, lG0 acres.-Lses-
burg papers.
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rale-and that on that morning. on the spoi
mon which he stood, the people Of Lexing
Ton were the martyrs, and on this field the
war began. In conclusion, Mr. Dana said
be actesi out TO the last scene At Yorktown
IL began with the first fire of British troops
IN martial array on American troops In mar
tial array, and did not end until the last
British soldier left the soil OF the new repub-
lie and our Independence was recognized
God grant that IL day OF peril shall come
The people of this republic, so favored. So
numerous, SO prosperous, so rich. so esiu-
Gated, so triumphant, may meet it-and W
can ask no more-with as much intelliyencn
self control, self-devotion. and fortituie as
did the men OF this place. in their fewness
simplicity and poverty, one hundred years
ago.
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The Canal Trouble. settled.
A BASIS OF ADJUSTMENT AGREED Up,


SATURDAY.
Yesterday was AN eventful day to the
CANAL ana full OF interest to the trade over
that great waterway. Mr.. German. at the
Queen City Hotel, received in the morning a
call from a committee of the boatmen; IS union.
who were authorized to say that the MEM
bers of the union would boat at s1.2j for the
season and recede from their claim of de-
murrage II the boat owners would reduce
trippage to $50 all around and the canal com
pany would throw of the bOat-tOll one way.
Next came sseveral OF the bOat-owners
headed by MIR. Mertens, and the subject Of
reducing the trippage To $50 was Diseased at
length, and about noon the delegation of
boat owners stated that they would ssstand
IN on the general reduction, viz: cents
per ton reduction on tolls and wharfage;
sos (half each way reduction on boat
tolls 10 cents per ton reduction on freight.
and reduction to $50 on trippage
These matters being arranged the cana
company representatives, the boatmen an
boat owners announced their ratification OF
the agreement, and the latter took their de-
parture. Then Mr.. German exacted of the
boatmen's union committee a promise that
the rates should be adhered to for the season
announcing that if they receded therefrom at
any time during the season the canal COM
pany would restore the whole charge for
JOat-tOllS. Mr.. German then issued an order
20 the collector at this port TO charge bnt
s2Ol boat-tOll on which trippage not exceed
ing $50 was exacted. n similar reduction TO
be made at Georgetown. On boats on which
more than $50 was exacted the old charge of
S4.0S is to be made. Several boats which
were lying here loaded were at once dis
patched under the new .egulatiOn.
IL seems, looking at the situation gcner-
ally, as If the affairs were about adjusted.
Ners. l1th.
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THE HARPER's FERRY WATER POWER
The Wheeling West Va Register OF "A re
cent date says that on the 18TH instant. in the
United States court at Wheeling, Judge
Jackson presiding. the case OF the United
States and r. G. Adams agt. the Baltimore
and Ohio railroad company was called up for
argument by Gen. Golf, district attorney.
Hon. {. J. Faulkner, being present I'm court.
expressed las earnest hope that the case Just
referred 10 would be disposed of during the
present term. He did not consider himself
professionally connected with the case but
as the representative in Congress from the
second district he felt a decided interest ia
seeing the case disposed of. Its pending i'm
court was heavy REMEMBRANCE upon the in
terests OF Harper's Ferry. and locked up
from active employment the valuable water
power OF that place" His honor expressed
himself in favor Of taking up the case az the
earliest moment consistent with the other
business of the court.
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THE COLD SWAP.
Heavy Snow at Rtehsnond.

RICHMOND. VA April is.-Heavy snow al
intervals yesterday, with high. cold wind al
sunrise this morning; the Thermometer was
eight degrees below freezing. Early yegeta-
bles nd fruits and young clover are killed.
Advices nom various parts of the state give
disastrous accounts Of damage from cold
Loss among truckers I'm the western part of
the state l. estimated ar G A .o0 Osto
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Verdict of AcQutsaal tu Wright ia.
dian lsounsN Frnnsls s,asc

ST Louis. April lH.-Tne case of John W
Wright. for forgery OF Indian bounty war
rants. closet yesterday. ny judge Jones In
>tructing the Jury that, under the evidence
There could be no conviction. The Jury
thereupon. without leaving their seats rem
dered a verdict Of not guilty. Circuit Attor-
ney Normile to-day BoSlc prOsolleied All the re-
naming forgery cases against John W
Wright. eleven in number. The government
will nav cnSfs In the case
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TIGHT times AT LowELL-3,000 People 10
D. DtscI'oTget-Matters appear 10 be growing
serious for the operatives at Lowell After
careful estimates, the agents for the corpo-
rate companies have concluded that within
few days the services of three thousand
work people will be dispensed with and that
this is basis upon which the mills can be
run for an indefinite time.
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BIGAMIsT BowEN's LIBEL SUIT.-The
first criminal prosecution of a newspaper
for libel ever known in South Carolina viii
begin to-day in Charleston at the instance OF
eX-Congressman Bowen, now sheriff of that
city. Messrs. Riordan a. Dawson, OF the
N,7rs md COUIsT, are 10 be tried upon eight
indictments, for publications extending
through several years, and covering charges
against Bowen OF frauds, bigamy, forgery.
and instigating murder. The indictment
based upon publications duplicating Bowen
in murder will he tried first
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" heat KILLED.

Toronto, ONTARIO, April l9.-Fears ARE
entertained that the fan wheat io certain
sections has been damaged by the cold snap
oi last night In the northw estern part OF
oltaro: The Thermometers marked nine
degrees below zero on Saturday
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THE MINING troubles in Pennsylvania are
manfestly as far from adjustment as ever.
A thousand men paraded Wilkesbarre on
saturday with music and banners. The
latter were inscribed with various notices.
indicating the prevailing spirit, some OF them
profane, obscene, and altogether offensive.
\ long consultation between Governor Hart
ranft and the sheriff OF Luzerne has led % the
conclusion that IL il safer TO retain troops at
Hazleton and in the vicinity until affairs
assume NOR. settled aspect
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TIE NINELAND IN. j. SHOOTING NJ
Carauth, the victim OF the Eineland shoot
ing. is sttll in precarious condition. Sbonld
tie dle within year and a day of the shoot
ing, Lands would be indicted for nnr,iey
Lands " also unwell, and is sifll in comm.
ment. Carrrith denies that any conversatioss
passed between theni nrcyioRs To- the shot
being nred.-N y Erpr1xS. l,fh.
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ANOTHER REMARKABLE SUICIDE FOR
LoVE.-Mrs. r.. l.. Irwin. a young widow Of
Hannibal, Mo, tied a clothes line around
herself and her little girl six years old, fas-
tened one end Of The line TO a stake, and de p
liberately walked into a creek. where both
were drowned. FinaEcial embarrassment
and disappointment in love, ii is stated, led
TO the act
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
TIE D00a 1o che Hasa - q R&~eSvee

NEW YoaK, April is.-The TsSbsuss says the
troubles OF the Northern Pacific railroad
company have terminated I'm the appoint
menf OF receiver. who win take immediate
control OF all the property. The condition OF
the financial affairs of the company has not
improved with time, and the efforts OF tho~e
VINO were trying to build the road were ham
pred by creditors. with the purpose OF
bringing the Affairs into q position where
u1ey could he managed by the of1cers OF the
company; and possibly in order to forestal
ministration an application, basel on in
soiNency was made on behalf OF the COM
pany, and Judge shipman, I'm the L. &. dts
tsict court IN this city. appointed George "
Cross receiver. The receiver A. ALSO prvs ,sept
OF The company. IL is understood that no
material change viii take place In the ave-
tim OF operating that portion OF the road
row Cmployel.
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THE BLUE AND THE GRAY.-At a meet
ing OF eX-confederate soldiers, held Saturday
night, in Memphis. TO arrange for decorating
graves OF confederates on May %. a resolu-
tion was unanimously adopted asking all ex-
federal soldiers To participate i'm the ceremo-
nles. Among those present at the meeting
ernor lsham G.. Harris and Generals Coifan
Green and irnrlnn o"i
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THE LOUISIANA SENATE on Saturday
passed the joint resolution, previously
adopted by the house, recngaixinx tho KsE
organization by the election OF conservative
omcers. Many reform bills were introduced
during the day.
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Two Men Killed.

SPRINGFIELD. MASS. Ap.il i9.-TNo men
being refused admittance To the Bush tavern
al Wales, saturday night. attempted To- force
an entrance, whereupon both were shot AID
killed.
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THE PREsBYrERY AND GLENDENNING.-
The Jersey City Journal says: IL IL under
stood that at the meeting of the Presbytery
next week petition will be presented, ksk-
ing for the resembling OF the verdict In the
Glendenning case. The Prospect avenue
church will be represented by Mr.. Doid, who
is a strong believer In Glendennine.
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\ SERIOUS RIOT took place yesterday at
The opening Of some pleasure grounds ia The
suburbs OF Glasgow, Scotland. A stand ON
which were leo people gave way. aud pre-
cspitatcd the entire mass TO the ground.
Thirty persons were injured. The visitors.
indignant at the careleSsDesS OF the proprie-
tors. destroyed everything on the grounds
and burned the barricades around fhem
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FOREIGN NOTES.

LoNDoN. April I9.-The Occidental and
Oriental steamship line have chartered
White star line steamers Belgic, Celtic and
Oceanic for service between San Francisco.
China and Japan. The Oceanic las already
sailed for Hong Kong by way of Suez canal.
No vessel of her size has ever passed through
the canal. Ff -r-
CniieA States Vessels.
American war vessels Juniata, Franklin
and Congress, have arrived at Spezzia-
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sale Of Southern Railroads.

MONTGOMERY, ALA, April 19.-At the sac
under a chancery decree of the Western rail-
road OF Alabama to-day, VIM. w adiey- pres
idert of The Georgia Central railroad. and J.
s. Davies, vice president OF the Georgia rail-
road became purchasers for their roads fOiut-
ly The sum bid was 80. u, lo69l.
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Ansuhle Nnrdaer.

CrNcINNArI-A April i9.-At Lexington. KY,
engaged In a quarrel. during which Tuby shoa
O'Brien I'm the breast Tuby's wife attempt
Ing 20 interfere received shot In the bowels
Both viii die.
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An ABscoNDER RETURNKD.-H. Gambs,
the public administrator OF St Louis No |.
who absconded last November, some aSOyOoo
i'm debt to various individuals aud estosoo IN
his hands. has voluntarily returned, and In
engaged With his bondsmen in settling his
aA
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-04-19

The RECEIPTS from customs to-day at the
Treasury department were ssIs,75s
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1i5-1S5-The inaugural exercises of the
great centennial celebration OF the battle oi
Lexington properly began at O'Clock last
evening in the town hall in Lexington, in
Guiding public services and a discourse by
Rev. VIM. Adams, of New York
In Boston, centennial services were held at
the Old North church last night. Hundreds
were turned away unable TO gain admission.
Addresses were made bya son of the old sex
ton, Newman, Hon. G.. b. Loring. ex-Goyer-
nor Hawley, and others. Among those pres
ent were Vice President Wilson. George w
Chllds, Joseph r. Hawley, Gen. Goshorn and
and ID. j. MOrIell, of the centennial commits
sion and members of the Philadelphia coun-
ell. who arrived yesterday.
In Concord, the services held i'm the JTnita-
ran church yesterday morning were attend
ed by the President and party During the
day the party drove to historic points and
inspected them, in company with Hon. r. n.
Roar; An Informal reception was held in
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THE COMMISSIONER OF EDUCATION ha'
received official notification of the appoin
ment OF Mr. d. Burt as superintendent O
public instruction for Minnesota.
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THE STEAMER TENNESSEE, for which a
full competent of officers and crew have
been detailed, is 10 be the flagship of Admiral
Reynolds, and sails to the Asiatic station to
relieve Rear Admiral PennOck. from the port
OF New York about the latter part of the
present month.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-04-19

THE AMOUNT OF national bank note ear
rency received at the Treasury to-day for re-
demptOn was S6i0 COO
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KILLING FR0sTs reported All over the
country Saturday night. Fruits and earl :
vegetables In Virginia, North and SontR
Carolina and Georgia are badly injured.
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Mr.. THOMAS i. GARDNER has been pro-
NOTED to fourth class clerkship in the in
ternal revenue bureau.
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EVENING STAR.
Washington News and Gossip.

DURING the summer the President will
receive BY card between the hours OF eleven
and two, except on Tuesdays and Fridays,
which being Cabinet days, no one will be
received except government officials.
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INTERNAL REvENUE.-The receipts from
this source to-day amount TO slts 77I3i
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HMrs. Polk, widow Of Bisnop Polk, died
I'D New Orleans on Saturday night.
- An enthusiastic John MItchell meunor-
day.
~The Pittsburgh Commercial remarks:
'Babbleon has falIen.- Ell Perkins viii NOT
lecture any more.
/ - The Chaplain Of the South CAROLINA
leRislaturc has bces voted $500 for having
prayed "wIth credit - himself and sattsfAc-
tom 70 the hosise
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GEoRcE w. GALE, OF Selma, Alabama. the
the assassination OF President Lincoln. died
recently, his latest breath, according to the
published reports OF his death, being tipped
with q hideous oath. = -
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AT TINE BALTIMORE SHIRT FAC.
"A fO0Y.
513 Fonfses:A Sired, WaSAtasfos, ID. c.,
AND
Is West Fayeffe Street, Bahimore, Nd.
We make the VERY FlNGSI DRESS SHIRTS to
order, and in the most elegant manner, fr q 3,
With bands on the sleeves; OF o1sD With cufs AZ
t.ehsd, and Isrfsct q always guaranteed.
FINE DBxSS SHI 9TD. ready Uade, 30.
Rest 4 ply LINEN COLA Is, for ai
Best ply LINEN CUFFS, $ cents . Dair.
Directions for sen measuremenf cent % gentlemen
Of Q distance when written for Collars and Guns
sspf By nail when paid for. aDl5g
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BrsMARcK's IRON HAND.-A telegram
from Berlin announces that the Emperor OF
Germany has signed the bill withdra wing
the state grants to the Catholic clergy, which
u therefore now a law. The eiitor of the
sermania, paper pronounced in opposi ~
bismarck. has been arrested and his ON e
searched by the police
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HORRIBLE WHISKY TRAGEDY.-A evede
named Anton Iiuburg. In Hartford on Fri
gay night, While On q drunk, stabbed Andre
Mrs. FELTON,, and then killed himself
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BOOKS AND STATIONERY.

NORE NV AND ATTRACTIVE BOOKS
1'h Collins Examples Of English Merisval 70
i>E. and Colored Decorations, SIS. Narrative of
lie 10Y ne an artist Who accom- panied the French
eHpeition ~ FLORIDA, A. II. ls4, a heliOtype en-
sTsNlngs $40 PspiliOn Nature and Life; 81. A
Perfect AdOni-- by the author Of RufIedge; : 80
owen Meredith Poems, illustrated household edi-
ton, 81 BerneTs Treatise If fysshyrge, SIZE
Naggener = Standard Wages Tables, 81. Mrs For
ret. Hoi0res, : l.I5- Lakey NillRge AMI Coun-
Try Houses, SO. Pollock Macready' Reminiscen-
ees and Diary. So 20.
ChiyslTie and CrOquet at SOLOMONS & CHAP
NAN ;, Agents Lawrence Pure Linen Papers,
SIl Iennsl INanIs avenue. apl+ tr
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TIE LISTS Of philanthrophy have received
of Evansville, Ind, has determined 10 donate
81 Loo 600 for the founding or free colleee FOR
poor students. who are TO be fed, clothed and
educated gratuitously.
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CARoLISE PELL alias Biaucks, German
woman. nineteen years old, was arrested on
Saturday NJ the Nassau bank, New York,
while attempting TO cash . forged check or
$4,000 purporting 10 have been drawn by
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MINERS KILLED BY AN AVALANCHE
The codes OF three miners, Patterson Mar
tin, Christopher Johnson and Patrick Nor
gan, were dug out Of q snow slide in Cherokee
Gulch, four miles from Georgetown, ColOra-
do, Friday. They had been dead several
days, and were found In their bed, Indicating
that the slide took place In the night.
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ADJUSTMENTS.
lords OPERA HOUSE.
ND con ERT.

CRANE CUNCE KT.
NEW PUBLIC SCHOOL BUILDING,
GEORGETOVN,
TUESDAY EVENING, APRIL ao1H.
PARTICIPANTS:
f fRSs G eIo frLfX BESkERr Piauist'
hHi MS sA e6ok siRyFssn nSiiano,
MR.. AUSTIN HERR, Ba..o.
Ma. SkML G. YOUNG, Baritone
Mr.. JAMES P. COWARDIN
Will supplement- the Concert by hi.
HUMOROUS LECTURE
On 'HrHoE. OF The CoURI HON AND SOUTHERN
TICKETS, one DOLLAR For sale at Ellis &
70. . and new School Building, al street. u
VENUE THEATER, nth street and Penn
Er,nsns, and Tss,day and Friday liarintss-First
sTIearance Of Charley Howard. the greatest OF old
csT IN nr c 90 sons
aid Dance jig frsi appearance Of Miss Amir VI ack,
with new tcCentriciiies. La yarden Mabile, iuni-
The % the sGyst
lilies which caused 50 immense an excitement at
i tn prsdpeuion in New York when presented in
Iiou- Par isian CarcIn. Our Grand Female Minstrel
Scene. Popular prices, Is and 70 cents. aplg-tr
THEATEK COMIQUE -N1nday. AprI 10,
mes Engagement for week only of the IA vor-
i,e character come dian, Mr.. james NJ. Ward, and
the charming actress (tbe most beautiful woman on
The American stagcl and Queen of song, Miss Win
Eitia Montague, v no will appear ia the thrilling
dramas of CHa9GSk63' and ih6oRrh By DsyiJghf. >
Also the most extraordinary artists in existence the
ore legged song ard dance mon. MeSsrs Harper and
StansI, and the celebrated artists, George and Mel
lie Bro Ks; together with the great musical queen
Miss S,llis Adams. and the astonishing acr1bats,
the snCw Brothers. apIq6r-
StELLiNG MATCH.
- WAUGH NJ. f.. CHURCH.
TUESDAY. APRIL 20. At p
Prizes awarded 10 Che { n best spoilers. Refresh
me ITS at the close.
admission O Cents. apIa-2t
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Il AND soIREE DANs4NTE
CERoLE DR.aarrfhoUE FRlNoAIs
JOE IEyEERsoN pkRhM.T,c CLUB.
AT WiLEHRDA HALL ID 1872
FAREWELL BENEFIT TO
MiLhEy. PRUD'H0MME,
On nus occasion Miss a D. WARE SUPPORTED by
the Joe yenerssn Dramatic Club, will appear
.pls.a ROUGH DIAMOND.
NA1IoNAL THkATER.
RISTORI.
THREE 90 NIGHTS ONLY
NINE ADELAIDE /" R MTBI.'h Oh
GMarchiOnesse del GrillO,J
RIsToRi IL ENGLISH Ia + TR RAJ TIp'S
April Hsfe q k1fsns
"Wednesday, April 2s.La.t Nigh;-Lnereti. Borgia.
Alter which NJ lie Ristori will enact
sLEEP.WXLs ING SCENE
From Shakespeare sublime tragedy
fis1of sa lIGly M siIS Il FFPfli'h'"
family ci1e rser.eS seats 81 EXTRA
W. g. Metzerotts Music store. apH dtd
I775 LEXINGTON. 1917
SECOND SPELLING MATCH.
THIRD AUDIToRS OFFICE
SIXTH AupITfoRs OFFICE,
coNGREGATAIiopSSzAL CHURCH,
MONDAY E 3 Einfs and AfR f!Tfe s.
the book and music stores. Proceeds for
Home School. spls-3t
nPEBA LIBBhTTos. SAVE 20 CENTS.
~ VI Lee 3 w1lkers standard edition. Only correct
Pr,s. only ID Cents. For sale by
nDD FELLOWS HALL.
THE SENSATION OF THE WORLD.
MONDAY, TUESDAY AND WEDNESDAY,
APRIL 10, 90, 81
The original and oaly
Madame Renfs's Female Minstrels
And LIE MARIE DE LACOURS
Partisan Cam Can Dancers,
Nov returning from an unprecedented tour in the
In conjunction with ihis Mammoth Organization
Will BE- found Corps Of THIRTY SPECIALITY
GRAND MATINEE WEDNESDAY at2p.m.
sea's ian be secured at Ellis & cos Music
cents Periormance coHmences at p. m. Car 70
riager can be ordered az m:so p; m.
HARRY PHILLIPS, Business Agent. spii st
NATIONAL THEATER.
KELLOGG ENGLISH OPERA.
Mr. L. d. HISS. ..-.. Director.
THREE REPRESENTATIONS ONLY.
MONDAY, TUESDAY AND WEDNESDAY EVE
NiSGS, APRIL 49, 20 AND a.
The following highly attractive repertoire will be
MONDAY, April 10Th. Verdi's
ERNANI, VAN ZINDT)
TUESDAY. April goth, Ambrose Thomas,
MiGNON, (kELLOGGJ
WEDNESDAY April 81 st, first time here Of Bsf-'.
THE TiIIsMIS'' tikfEiihlLoGG,
fCLL CHORUS AND GRAND ORCHESTRA
Nm .. bkHkkNs Conductor.
Seats can now be- .e cured at Metzerott & Co =
Reserved seats, so and g. according 10 location
Admission 81 20. ,Hery, Soc apI2 N
OLD Mo- On Exhibition NEW No.
1876 and Sale 439
sTH ST.1 AT zrH Ct
A., 400 MARkaI1ER'S.
"0' fS' 20 Nfesf, osfIrseI ID aud < streets, eIsht
,,. re geS'S c.Jors Old FsitolcS' Hal.
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sells, Rings. Nails, &c, i'll tho District.
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