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REX u!
He approaches His Capital.
The Route of the Procession.

By reference TO our felegraphic news 1t will
BE seen that his Majesty the King OF the Gar
nival is rapidly approaching his chosen capt.
1taI. being at present anchored Of Key West,
so board the royal man-of-wa8 Samarcand.
ne is now assured that be will reach the CAPT
I'll by the morning of February 20, and it has
been resolved By Warwick, EAyl Marshal Of
the Empire, to invite all iege subjects Of bis
Msjesty to join in the grand parade which
will be organized to welcome him. We learn
that the procession will move through the
following streets: Royal, Esplanade, Ram
part, Canal, Carondelef, Poydras, Magazine,
Camp. Calliope, St Charles, First and Maya
zzinA Let every true subject o. his Msjest.
SEQ 10 ie chat his asriysl be celebrated in .
qsannef befi ting the dignity and s:sTon Of
0os beloved king
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ADJUSTMENTS.


A GRAND CENTENNIAL, CALICO AND
FANCY DRESS PROMENADE CONCERT,
FOR THE BENEFIT oFTHE
LADIES AID SOCIETY OF THE 9th DISTRICT,
WILL BE GIVEN AT
ST. PATRlCK,S HALL.
On Wednesday Evening. February g. 1916, ct 7.3o
o'clock.
/ The 18th United States Infantry Band ID engaged
for the OCCASION and will play operate selections
during the evening, and The fol owing pieces win be
played:
/. Grand March fro n Nina.
g Selections from Macbeth.
J. Faufare from La File de Mime. Ancot
L. Grand March Chorus ON the Chorus Of the Cru
eiat0.
s. "reminiscences Of Verdi.
g. Duet from La Traviata.
T. Grand Polonaise March
g. Selections fro a Viii lam Tell.
g. La Perich le.
TO- G. and March from The Prophet.
II. S lections from Ernani
H. World Q Peace Jubilee.
Several of our well KIN wn amateurs = i'll essist IN
making pl asant evening. and the visit of distio
guished visitors in full dress uniform will add
Dicturesquenos. 10 the festivities
TICKETS FIFTY CENTS $165t
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Something Of Interest to 4Jl.
THE NANIELESS FORCE.

desire to raise by subscription the sum of $500 as
loan, for tue purpose of performing experiment
On Lake Pontchartrain, by destroying utterly YES
sci without approaching nearer THAI one mile (per-
haps two or more miles. as may be hereafter deter
minedl. binding myself to reimburse subscribers
ton dollars for when my invention and discovery
is sold to this any other Government or to
ceptable company Should the amount subscribed
b. over, the excess will be judiciousiy expended in
hav ng grander and more perfect display of the
nameless force, and ~ l know, more perfect sue
cess. Arrangements will be made to have an intel
ligent and scientific committee possible ap-
pointed to that this novelty Of the age is per
formed to the entire satisfaction Of all concerned Due
notice will be given to subscribers when til trial s
to be made. Sums to be withdrawn ii the amount
named is not raised Subscription lists will be found
with Mr. W. H. Moon office St. James Hotel. Mr.. j.
P. Mumford, office CITY Hotel, MIR. A r. Blakely,
office ST. Charles Hotel, Mr. A. L Abbott, at A. B.
Griswolds, Mr.. George Nicholson, Picayune Office.
Mr., Simon Neuburger, As Carondelet street. K. A.
Tyler, and one in my possession.
JAMES C. WfNGARD,
G7015 Annunc.ation street, Fourth District.
at
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| funds sufnGent tor the erection Of good and
substantiai beilding for . theological college ct
sswsnse. one e tie most pressing Of the wants
and his hopes By no means stop there. and mu h
more, trust, will result from his enthusiastic
| and devoted work Of pious faith and love-.
His circular has not been put in general circu-
lation, and his committee has just been organ
lied. It is most refreshing to our hopes to find
upon the committee such names as the Lord
Bishop Of London, chairman, the Earl of Shrews-
bury and Talbot, the Earl Nelson, A. J. B. Beres.
ford Hope, N. p, the Rev. Canon Gregory, and
others distin 9uished in church and state and IN
the best social life Of the English metropolis.
The circular contains brief presentation
OF the Claims objects and necessities OF the Uni
versity, followed by commendatory letters from
his Grace, the Archbishop Of Canterbury, the
Lord Bishops Of London, Winchester, Salisbury,
Lincoln, Hereford and Lichfeld, the Rev. Or.
Bickersteth, Dean OF Licbfeld, etc. Contribu-
tions had already been announced, amounting 10
nearly f700, and the contributors are persons OF
distinction and influence, whose, example may
be expected to act most favorably upon tnen
fr ends. A grand matinee is promised to Bshop
Quintard at the Earl of Shrewsbury's. The
Countess IL to issue tickets. ana three or TOUR
good speakers are to make an appeal IN behalr OF
the university. The same thing is to he done at
the residence of Mr.. Beresford Hope, and the
best suits are anticioated. These particulars
will prove Of interest to all the readers OF the
Nens and Courier. who have informed them
selves Of the great work now going on at Sc
vance. go 60
More South Carolinians are being trained and
equipped for the battle OF life in this institution
| than anywhere else out Of the State, and its
graduates are already doing good work through
out the eouth in various departrospts OF lfe.
From the nature Of their training they ore
bound to take q Leading part in molding ana
| shaping the future Of their countrymen IN
accordance with the principles of moral and
social integrity, high literary culture, and pure
ing couli bring 80 much Of hope to the South as
the complete success OF this university.
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nIsHoP aQTyNrARD MEETING WITH SUCCESS II
ENGLAND.

The writer who signs himself Camden" has
the following IN the Charleston Ne,os and C0uyse,
OF . recent date:
I beg . small place in the columns of your influ-
entail and widely circulated journal to inform tue
large class Of your readers who feel An interest
in the cause Of southern progress in virtue and
learning, that the University OF the south, that
Institution 80 full Of pro nise to the youth Of our
country and the Christian civilization Of the
future, has found friends smong the dignitaries
of Church and state in that grand old country.
England, the mother OF all that is Grand and
beat even in this much boosted and Boosting
land Of psogrsss--fr friends ready and able to alu
as in this our cherished work for God and our
country.
4 letter and circular from the Ri. Rev. Bishop
of Tennessee received by the writer quite re-
oently dated London, Nov. q. give the assurance
that tho Biahop's mission will prove quite sue
~ feels confident that he win 4 least obtain
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1lT NASH 4 HODGSON-W: I. Hodgson, Auc-
ID tioneer office No. 10 CaroDdelet street-ON
SATURDAY, March II: 1876, at IL o'clock NJ.
rotunla of the St Charles Hotel in the city Of
New Orleans by consent of all parties ia interest," st
public auction, without any limit reserve to the
A VALUABLE STEAM SAW.MILL. together
with tbs engine and all necessary machinery con-
nee ed Herewith together with
OF LAND, well timbered with pine, stua TEL in the
parish Of Livingston, connected by wooden rail
road three and half miles long with wa'er trans
tant from New Orleans sixty miles at all seasons,
Onnected by water transportation at all seasons
at a dist nee OF twenty four miles with the New
Orleans ST. Louis and Chicago Railroad, at the Pass
THE ENGINE is one Of George Pages manufac-
ture; has Is horse power ll2 inch cylinder, by IL
inch stI the boiler is &c feet log by AZ inches
i'll diameter Ehe ssW mill machinery is all OF Pages
manufacture and has all of his latest improvements
including 4sfoot caarrge and has one saw -
former proprietor Mr. P. II. Kemp, $3.50
THE SAW-MlLL BUILDING is IS feet wide by
so feet long, and al necessary building. for aborers
and teams on the grounds.
BY A SPECIAL ACT OF THE 5.EGISLATURE
OF LOUISIANA the right OF way has been secured
the same, extending from the Saw Mill to Spring
field.
THE ABOVE DESCRIBED IMPROVEMENTS,
MILL including the railroad and five cars were CON-
peted and the Enterprise successful y carried for
the period of about year. by the for propre
tor. but uGder the pressure of the times it was
pended, and can be renewed by the purchaser, at a
tr1ing expense
THE PROPERTY with all its appertenances and
improvements will be sold, with full warranty of
tit against all claims and encumbrances.
TEkNS AND CONDITIONS-One-fout cash on
the spot and the balance at g. 12 and 10 months in
equI payments with per cent per anDum interest
aud special mortgage with vendor pri Silege from
day of sale till paid with the proviso that in case Of
failure to pay any Of the credit notes at maturity
the entire credit portion shall become due and de-
mandable.
Act of sale before Andrew Hero Notary
Pub ic, at the expense of the purchaser who will
assume over and above his bid, all taxes due and
exikible in the wear 1876. F9 l3 20 q mil Std
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

The Loufsiana sugar REPETITION my ARR
valin tho city from my annual tour in the country
was informed by some Of my old subscribers that
the Price Current office had reduced the price of their
book to three (S3) dsuars. will have my book out
at an early day-it being under press nOw-and the
price shall be as low any other published.
Foil LOUIS BOUCHEREAU.
Screwmen's 8eaevOlen Association. = The
officers and members OF the above association are
hereby notified to assemble at their hail. This sun
DAY. Afternoon, at O'Clock, 10 attend the funeral
Of their deceased brother, John Moriarty.
By order Of the President:
CORNELIUS O'DONNELL, Secretary.
Foo
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BANK NOTICES.

Mechauicss ana Trade - Bank, Rev Or.
leans, Febru ~ 10 1s76-At meeting of the Board
of Directors held this day, dividend of FOU P Err
CENT the Capital was declared payable to the
stockholders on and after MONDAY, the 14th cur
rent MOSES HARRIS
FIJI 1mtf Cashier
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Special Notice e 8ats0 0aSrholomew.
D'Arbonne and Saline River Shippers-No through
bills Of lading will be signed recognized unless
signed by the President or Agents of the Ouachita
River Transportation Company and freights shipped
on outside boats will be charged local rates.
+. A. BLANKS
President Ouachita River Trans. Co.
E. B. CRYER,
f11N President Ouachito Tributary Nav. Co
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&p cinl Eotice.-4lB p.vsonS claiming snenps
bership in tho UkLE ANS CHESS CLUB by virtue
of signature T. lisrs p,oposiDg an organization are
l.quested come forward and sign the constitution
and pay their subscription before the LIST Of
March. BY Orser of the Council
y. II. GARRAR, Secretary.
F19 FrSu Carondelet street..
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BY Hoffman Marks s. Co.
CREDIT SALE. CREDIT SALE.

CREDIT SALE. CREDIT SALE.
Large and Unreserved Credit Sale
p
SPRING AND SUMMER DRY GOODS.
DY HOFFMAN, MARKS & CO-Alex Levy
Id Auctioneer-Un WEDNr SDAY the 23d inst,
at 10 o'clock A. M, at salesroom No. 81 Magazine
street. will be sold. ON Ii eral terms of CT dit the
folio wing desirable stock Of newy imported Dry
Goods, consisting of the following. viz
Alpacas, Delaines, Organizes, Grenadines. Lawns,
White Union and p. c. Linens Toll du NOrd Seer
suckers, Gioghams Bleached Red and Whit. Dam
asks Linen Checks I'd ills. Ducks, Planters and Blouse
Linens. Swsses. Muls, Nainsooks, India Mulls Vic
toria Lawns Tarletons Plain and jacquard Muslins,
BObbinets, Curtains Nets. Cloths. Cassimeres, Doc
skins. Towels Taole Covers Doylies, Shirt Fronts,
Handkerchiefs, Shirts, Drawers, Ties Gloves. Etc.
ALSO
A complete line of Hosiery. Embroideries Ruff
filings, Etc
Terms-At sale. F2O Su&We
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WALL PApEn. Erc.-Our friend, M. F. Tee.
hall, 40 Camp street. has just received full
supply Of new goods for the spring trade. in his
line Of wal papey end Windows shades. Prices
to suit the times
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Effunewald Hall will be Z happy and joyou
give their annual bali there on that night.
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Seymour vide,fes The Nflicevs and Memo
bers Of this Club ere hereby notified to aTtend a
meeting fsr the purpose of reorganization WE'D
hESDaT, February %, 1876 at 90 p NJ, to be held
at Pffers Cooper Shop U'quhart street between st.
Ferdinand ana Cotton Pres Ehir District.
Bv order OF the PRESIDENT: NJ. !. O. VEIL,
F20 Lis Secretary.
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RELIGIOUS.

efeacnise-E dee W. e. e3alf, Chpistial
Minister, will preach at the First Baptist Chur b
ON Magazine and = cond streers on Sunday a. IL A
M. and st75 P. N. AL ers invited Seats tres.
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FOR SALE.

LNOR SALE-THE DWELLING HOUSE AND
Il Three Lots of Ground, situated at the corner Of
Gen. Taylor and St. Charles streets, Sixth District
is offered for sale on very easy terms. AlsO-two
Vacant Lo 8, adjoining; well filed. Would exchange
the latter for sesshore place or small cotton farm.
Address b. e.. ITO St Cha, les street. F13 Su1m
LNOR SALE-A WELL BUILr COTTAGE
II HOUSE Of seven rooms and large hall. storeroom.
pantry kitchen wharf, bath house, barn and all
other ssary buildings to make very desirable
residence either for winter summer Lots fc0ntng
in garden and yard; balance finely wooded. Beam
voir Station four miles east of Mississippi City,
the New Orle and Mobile Railroad which is just
H. M. ROBINSON. Real Estate Agent. q Car0ndelet
stress. or to DIR. HOLLINGSWORrH, ne.r Beau
voir Station, Miss. Fl2
TVOR SALE-A FINE TOP BUGGY AND HAIR
II ness nearly new. Price Sl25. Apply at %
Union street. 70 lot
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Everybody drinks the Eugene Clicquos cham
payne. J. Mandin 4 Co.. sole agents. 81 Decatur
street.
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An exceedingly useful experiment is about
20 be tried upon the Thunder 7, turretship.
at Portsmouth. Previous experiments with
tho Oberop, torpedo hulk, had shown the
extreme distances at which . mine Of gun
cotton would prove fatal to an iron-clad, q re-
salt, on the whole, rather more interesting
than practically valuable, since in case Of
actual in vasion the engineer on shore would
mot fire tho charge until the enemy ship was
Is nearly as may be vertically over it
1t is now iatended to ascertain how an iron.
clad can be protected against the Whitehead
torpedo, the most terrible instrument of de-
-struction known in modern warfare, and
which can be discharged with almost unerrine
precision at ship over mile off. II IS pro-
PEELED forward at q regulated depth under
water by one or more screws worked by
pnsumatic pressure. and it gives no warning
of its insidious approach beyond few air
Bubbles on the surface Should either it's
nozzle or its whiskers hit the mark, nothing
in the world can save the ship. The only
way in which vessel can be secured against
these deadly projectiles Is TO protect it BY 2
rigid crnoline, which. BY Arresting the
progress of the Torpedo gill cause it to ex.
plods hasmlessly III the xatef. Hence the
.creat uues.ion 10 settle 10 20 determine by
practical means the limitations of its effects.
For this purpose the starboard side of the
~Thunderer is to be protected with net Of
iron wire. supported by booms. at . distance
of ~ feet from the ship, and kept Iigid to
below the depth of the keel BY heavy weights.
The boom at the stern will be considerably
longer than the others. f0prevent the propel-
lers from becoming fouled; and the meshes Of
Che net will, of course, be Of such size as
mot to allow Of The projectiles passing Through
evithout exploding. the only objection which
can be urged against this ingenious expert
anent is so obvious on the face Of il that it
'Anust strike the most uninitiated in such mat
aen. The Thunderer is the most costly piece
az naval architecture adoat and it is, there
fore. hard to perceive why it should be con-
1erted into & target fof torpedo practice,
aheufany of our obsolete men.of-war would
serve the same purpose equally IS we'll
The obiectaof the experiment conclusively
SHOWS that the area Within which the White
head torpedo is effective has not g yet been
Accurately determined, and should the ~
feet which iutefvenee between the cfinoline
and the we'll of the Thupderer not be sufficient
Go enable it to Withstand the explosive force
of the projectile the strength OF our subna-
sine navy may possibly be increased BY .
noteworthy addition, the more especially as
all the pumps on board the turret-ship, when
working at their highest pressure. would not
be capable of discharging the water issuing
through assure Of the dimensions OF the
hole which the Iron Duke punched in the
side of the Vanguard. Liverpool Telegraph,
l8A VII.
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NTENGER'S GARDEN
II and Is @ourben street,
H. WENGER, Proprietor.
Largest Hall in the city. Best European and
American Journals OH file. TWO FINE ROOMS for
Families wi h separate entrance. Best Wines and
Liquors. Fist class. Rest ,urant moderate prices.
PHIL BESTS Celebrated Milwaukee Lager Beer
at FIVE CENTS per glass. ,jaf3 Iy
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Applications for ladies' invitations to be left at en-
gne-house. Tickets ONE DOLLAR. F4 Inf
Continental
BENEVOLENT ASSOCIATION.
GRAND MILITARY, MASK, ORRsS 1Nn
FANCY DRESS BALI, {.
For the BENEFIT of
COMPANY i, CONTINENTAL GUARDS.
Will be given at
ST. PATRICK'S HALL.
OnCamp street, opposite Lafayette Square.
ON THE
fsvehir~ o. che 22d efRe6ruAfD Ne&S,
The One Hundredsnd Forty Fourth Anniversary 81
= the Birth OF
WASHINGTON,
COMMITTEE OF ARRANGEMENTS:
VIM Pierce, Eff. PERIL VI.
G. Hail. B, H. Watkins
Alex. Mcneil, E. Blessey.
RECEPTION COMMITTEE:
Clement L. Walker Chairman.
Samuel M Todd Daniel Edwards.
John 3. Leefe John Clark,
Col A. W. Bosworth, VIM. Tenbrink,
Hon. John Livingston, Harry Bidwell,
n. Carvin, Georve Purves.
Charles Gould, Marcus Quayls,
Thoss f. Hedgea VIM. Mehle
John Hawkins, Joseph Donaldson.
Chris Nehle, John M. Cullen Nd
Geo. r. Finlay. VIM. Gillen
p NJ Baker, j. McGinnia
r. g. Moran r. W. Qoackenboss
Gerard Stith. Charles w. Drown,
A. H. Smith, James Wilson,
VIM. II. Morgan. VIM. Bedell,
John c. Hood, Geo. w. England.
W. T. Scovell,
Applications for ladies' invitations may be left %
the store of E. A. Tyler ESQ.,, lis Canal street, u ct
the store Of John G. Fleming Esq, retary of the
Association at IA Poydras street. through Post
Office Box 1896.
NO applications for ladies' invitations viii be acted
+. upon tn t are not made ON or before Saturday
evening, the 18th. This rule is positive.
By order of 7. w. BOTHICK,
President Continental BeneV. Assn.
g. NJ. MONTGOMERY,
CAPTAIN Co. A, Continental Guards
jaae TIA
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BALLS.
A GRAND CALICO BALL,
IA To be given by
Trad FERRY STEAM FIRE co. NO. II.
AT ST. PATRICK'S HALL,
On Saturday Evening March q, 1876.
Committee of Arrangements.
j. LYNCH Chairman, w. Baker,
J.R Philips, p. Farrell P. Mealy.
Applications for ladies' invitations to be left at en-
gne-house. Tickets ONE DOLLAR FL Inf
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SeGnsese's ReWmiOss:
A pleasant REUNION is arranged to take plaoe
On che 22d Eebrua6y.
- At the
SECOND MISSION,
Corner of Pleasant and Laurel streets,
Complimentary 10 Seamen. Any refreshments sent
to MR.. MILLER. At the above place, by 5 p NJ. 29d
February, will be thankfully received.
A. j. WITHERSPOON,
E2O4 Seamen's Chaplain.
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POLITICAL

e3u1letin suafAs...AD adjoa AeA Afeatina o.
the Bulletin Guards will be held TUESDAY EVE
MING, February %. at FiBerty Hail. cornes of How
ard and Perdid0 streets at 1850 O'Clock.
BY order Of the President:
F20 IT" 6. ". WALSH. Secretary.
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The Oh1cete and tlem6ors Of che b. mocra tic
and Conservative Association Of the parish of .
leaps sre requested to NEST on MONDAY, February
81 at 730 o'clock r. NJ, at St Patrick Hall IN base
menu hall. entrance On Lafaye' f. street.
By srier of the President:
FRED y. OGDEN
F.E. sOUTHMAYD, Secretary. F2O
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ADJUSTMENTS.


MRS. CHANFRAU's VARIETIES THEATKR
Last night, of the favorite
MRS. HENRIETTA CHANFRAU.
Monday Evening G. W. Taylsu,e's thrilling sms--
and Wednesday JEALOUSY. Or rHE OUT
Matinee, CAST WIFE
Noperformance THURSDAY NIGHT
An Extra Matinee THURSDAY NOUN.
Wednesday Kvn'ng c. W. Tayleures AmericaA
Thursday sss rARrESDS1 s 81 r 4Hs RANK
Friday Evening Charles Re.de's besutif.l play
Saturday Evening Played BY Ms e {. 100 night. i.
Saturday Matinee. CHRISTIE Jo SsiSS;
Extra Matinee. Monday next, Feb s5-TWO OR
Monday Evening Feb ss-Mr. FRANK s CHAN
originally written for and payed by Mr. C. u6-
wards Of $50 nights in New York. TSO tt
CT. CHARLES THEATER-
Saturday Evsaiss, February -.
ANNUAL BENEFIT OF Mr.. P. GLEASON.
Last Ni4h's Of ths Great Speciality Artists
Mr.. JULIE KEEN and Miss SALLIE ADDAMS.
Saturday aad Sunday Evenings, and eat1r~
day Matinee,
| The famous speciality Drama Of
1 CHRIs AND LENA.
OR GERMAN LIFE ON THE MISSISSIPPI,
With new selections OF Musical Specialties.
MONDAY, February 21-rirst pe.rancs in New
Orleans for two years Of the emin mt trx gedian,
Mr.. EDWIN ADAMS, beng his last appear
ence prior to his departure for California and
Australia FIST
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Suliu. Robert Diffusion trocess Company
New Orleans, January 90. 1e76.-The annual election
for Seven Directors of this Company to serve during
the ensuing year, will be held on MONDAY. Feb
ruary 2sth, between the hours Of II 4. NJ and r
NJ at Ill GravieI street. up staiIe.
CDWD. b. SEGHERS,
ja30 F6 IL 20 % Secretary.
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Company Of Japanese Artists under the direction
of the PRINCE OF TISMAH.
Wonderful exhibition of Juggling. Balancing. ToP
Spinning, Rope Walking, Acrobatic Feats, Con-
lOr'ions, Magic, etn. -
SUNDAY Feb. 3O-The famous KELLY 4 Icons
MlNSTREkS, Cumic, Opera snd Burl.eque
Troupe FIJI
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TUESDAY-BENEF1T OF NJ. GENNETIKR
LA DAME AUX CAMELIAs.s
WEDNEsDAY-LES FRMMES TERRIBLES.
THURSDAY AT Matinee ct u o'clock
LES DEUx ORPHRLINRs.
Performance begins at 7:45 p. M. ends ct IL.
FOO If

rRUNEWALD HALL
HANS Won BULOW.
LAST NIGHT, (but one)
Monday hveaiDg, February -, at B.
Won BULOW will play Beethoven Sonate-pAihed-
que; Andante opus "a. Thiee sketches from
opus l19 and 40; Les Adieux. L'Absence ct =
KetoQr opus 81 . Rubenstein. Prelude and
Fu21e; Barca, ole and valse brilliants; Chopin
Noctarne; Impromptu and Scherzo; List Span
ish Rhapsody
Miss Cyonyn will Sisg at th1e@0nceR4s
TUESDAY-Grand Farewell Night.
WEDNESDAY-Matinee d'Adieux.
ADMISSION. ..ONE DOLLAR.
SECURED SEATS TWO DOLLARS At Grunewala'e
aud Ehe's Music Store.
Chickering Pianos used At al Won Bulows Cpncerts
FOO 1t
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LOST-F(DUND.

T OST-0N SATURDAY FEBRUARY 49, ONE
Il ladies' .pen faced blue enamel ed WATCH; the
finder will be liberslly rewarded by returning it to
j. M. WINSHIP, corner Magazine and Lafayette
streets. F20 IT.