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AnnOunc0ma entS.

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toinr,t nt't iisgI aIy anu inuslohI rosst'
har : eh' "' MeAo0e'n nan On Nofc@H-
Pow NJ, oo,.-,
ba" hoo', ", m': r penea alci, OF Savannah, va.
~ a. %, eSi'0 % ~ W. the vacant Puitai
w ""' ~ Hhutcu.
Inc CLAN Ma Gael, an Irish EaticBsg
society with a large nlembeT ship, wiai
Rne n slaHu pan on ihursaay evening,
Neoelnosi o. ~ Tue DeiieVue house
.Mr. Philip PHILIPPE, The weli-kuewn
writer OF sacred songs, will sing this
evening at Trinity NJ. e. Church an
Ninth street. This will be his only up.
pearanoe in the city.
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National Associated Press to the Star.
COLUMBIA, 5. g., Nov. 12.-The jury,
in the case of the State against Hon.
Robert smalls, sent ror' the presiding
Judge yesterday morning, and an
nounoed that they were ready to return
"a verdict. Alter two hours spent in
collecting counsel and officers, the
Court was opened, and the foreman
handed In verdiot OF guilty. The de-
lendauts' counsel objected, on the
ground OF tue day beiug Sunday, and
the jury was discharged.
Ile Court WAS careful to foriify Itself
with authorities on the question of re :
celVing the verdict yesterday, and found
several precedents. The matter was
also fur her simpided by The fact that
the Court did not djourn either Thurs
day oryesterday morning. SmalIs is still
at large under bond.
Inc Indictment against l.. Cass Car
penter tor forgery and cheating the State
Will occupy the attention OF the Court
TO- lay. Carpenter has retained Ex-
Judge Carpenter as counsel.
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NOLciDoS, Ohlo, N0V.S, ISL.
To the Editor OF the Star;
knowing that You would rather h-
right than President. and not disposed
to do me injustice, aud believing ,hat
there is perceptabls vein of kindness
running through your voluntary bio
graphical sketch OF my life in your very
valuable and enterprising paper, you
VIII allow me, 10y way OF disabu sing your
MIND as to my political career, TO say.
That never was Clerk OF tue Court or
Common Pleas OF Licking County, scr
never "s0t up the pins" lOr The Sherifss
ONCE Of Franklin County, nor had any
ambition in that direction whatever.
never held a public position by political
chancery at any time or In auy war. nor
was l ever the recipient OF an aDnoiut-
ment, but am inde bted 10 the generous
partiality and confidence Of thS peo,ie
81 my native county AID s ate Tor All
the ohicss have ever held, aud will as
sure you that whatever my good fortuas
may be in securing a position, however
responsible, under the administration ,g
Governor bishop, it will benny highest
pride to discharge the duties imposed ia
way that will reflect credit not onIy
upon myself but upon the people of the
state, aud TO the entire satisfactiS n OF Nh
10 amy way concerned. Respectiuiiy.
WILLIAM kAIG
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National Associated Press to the Star
NEW ORLEANS, Nov. 12.-rhe first
frost of the season was observed this
morning.
The steamer John F. Tolle burned to
the waters edge at Grand Gulf Satur.
day night with twelve hundred tons of
freight. Insured in Western companies.
The cigarmakers' strike is now likely
to end in an advance OF about So per
thousand.
The lugger Fortuna, laden with
oranges, was run into BY the steamer
Era No. 10 near Carrollton, and John
Bell, owner and Captain Of the lugger
Fortuna, and two OF the crew. Antonio
Bereto and Marcino, who were asleep
in the forecabin, were drowned.
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LATEST LOCAL.

JOHN sCHMID made an assignment to.
day IN favor OF his creditors to Herman
NJ MarckwOrth.
The alarm of fire at ] 80 O'Clock. from
Box 13, was due to a burning chimney
In the old Assembly Rooms" corner OF
Pearl and Walnut streets. No damage
was done.
THE attendance at the promenade con-
cert Ct Jefferson Hall, for the ben, fit Of
the st. Ludwig Congregation was the
largest OF the season. Tomorrow eve.
ming the knights OF st. Martin, OF Holy
Trinity Churcn, will attend in a body.
DURING the performance last sar rurday
night at Shickling's Concert Hall, on
Vine street, Mr.. Hulms, OF the Leo q
Hnlms Trapeze Company, fell from the
crOss-bars, and, striking the stage heay-
y, Was seriously injured. Huims ha d
to be carried of the stage and taken to
the hotel.
JOHN CURLEY, wishing to quenoh his
thirst, stepped into q saloon Jnls after.
noon on the corner of Court street and
Central avenue, and while the bar.keep-
eTs back was turned SEIZED a haIf-dozen
bottles OF wine and walked off He then
proceeded to the saloon OF John Flani-
gan, at 249 West Court street, and SOLD
them. Both the thist and the buyer
We're arrested and lodged in Ninth
street Statlon-house.
THE shears and cutlery store of Mr..
Phil. Emmerich, No. 354 Main street,
was visited by burglars between 3 and 4
O'Clock this morning They pried of The
cellar door and attempted to effect an
entrance through the cellar. They were
and throwing the door in
front Of MIR. Rchps residence, adjoining
Mr.. Enmerich's place, they made suon
a noise that the inmates awoke ana
scared on The thieves. They also tried
to get through the front door.
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bird Edition

gSSs~ CINCINNATI, Nov I2-3:OO P. M.-Flour
quiet and firm. Wheat steady and moderate
movement Corn fairly active and firm. Mess
pork quiet. Lard fair demand and market
easy. Green meats steady with moderate
transactions. Whisky in request at previous
prices Oats steady and in fair local demand.
Rye quiet. Barley In moderate demand and
free offerings. Hogs firm and active demand
Cotton steady and unchanged. God steady
at lO2X. Exchange In moderate demand and
rates steady.
EssS" WEATHER.-Fair or partly cloudy
weather, and rising temperature for the next
twenty y-Eour hours.
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IHE LATEST
PIO NONO.
Report of His Death.

National Associated Press to the STAR
PARIS, Nov. 12-It is reported here,
this afternoon, that the Pope is dead.
The report obtains oredence In conse-
quence OF the unsatisfactory character
of the latest reports of his condition.
The Italian Government has already
taken preoautl0n to station a strong
guard around all approached to the
vatican, to prevent any pillaging that
mi gnt follow on the death OF the Pope
being made public.
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The ClermOnt County Treasury
RObherv

-
BATAVIA, OHIO, Nov. 12.-On Satur.
day last the County Treasurers safe
Of CIermont County, Ohio, was found
to have been robbed OF $24, 900, how or
by whom is not known. The money was
in an iron vault, and when Treasurer
Robinson unlocked the door and reached
Tor it nothing was found. He fell In a
swoon, and this Is all that lie known of
the affair. Detectives are at work, an i'd
the public is inclined to exonsrate the
Treasurer.
Special to the Star.
BATAVIA, o., Nov. I'll A. M.-TAe
excitement over the County Treasury
robbery increases, and John T.
Norris. the Springfield detective.
has arrived, and is working
it up. Several clues are being W orked.
Under the law new Treasurer will be
appointed by the Commission
ers In day or two, in place
OF Mr.. Robinson, against whose honesty
no suapicion is raised.
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MOODY and Samkey Meetings.

National Associated Press to the Star.
MANCHESTER. N. H., Nov. 12.-The
Moody and Sanky revival meetings are
being very largely attended, such re-
ligiouS manifestations never before hay-
ing been witnessed in this State. -Four
meetings were neld at Smiths Opera.
house yesterday, at all OF which MIR.
Moody preached. In the afternoon and
evening oyerfowing meetings were eld
in Music Hall, the services being con-
Quoted by Rev. Mr. Moorhouse.
MIR. Sankey appeared at the meetin Is
III both halls and sang his well.known
hymns. One Of the meetings in the al
ternoon was exclusively tor young men.
Seventy OF those present asked for
prayers, aud the inquiry room was lull.
There will be various meetings every
afternoon this week except Saturday,
and the different churches Of the city
will hold special services.
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MOllaEMmed Pasha,

National Associated Press to the Star
CoNsTANTINoRLE, Nov. 12-Moham-
med Pasha has, under the excitement
occasioned by the conspiracy against
the uliar, been prostrHted by d stroke
of apoplexy, and his recovery is doubt
tul.
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Miss Mary Anderson.

The audience at the Fifth Avenue
Theater this evening to assist at the de-
but OF Miss Mary Anderson will be ex-
ceptionally brilliant and select. Ex-
Governor Tiideu, Mayor Ely, Chief
Justice DAILY, Ryv. n. W. Bellows, W.
M. Story, the sculptor, and many
other literary, artistic and political
cele brities have signiied their intention
of being present.
Killed in the Park.
The body OF man was found In Cen.
trail Park yesterday with three bullet
wounds.
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Italy.
NEW YORK CITY.
Funeral OF AN Actress.

National Associated Press to the Star.
New YORK, Nov. 12.-Tne funeral of
Mrs. Julia Sylvester Posthauer, who
has been more or less intimately oon-
nected with the New York stage for the
past twenty. years, took place yesterday
afternoon from St. Agnes Church. The
body was conveyed to Calvary Gene
Lery for interment.
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OrOpDed RaRd.

National Associated fressto the Star.
OswEGo, n. Y, Nov. 12.-John
Oseran, highly respected and promi!
nent business man of this ci y, dropped
dead in the street this morning.
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THE OLD WORLD.
France.

National Associated Press to the Star.
PARIS, Nov. R.-The Chamber of Den.
utlss yesterday definitely elected Mr..
Jules Grew President by vote OF 299
against 159 blanks. The former Vice
Presidents and Secretaries of the
Chamber were reelected. NJ. Caillaux,
Minister of France, announced that he
would present the budget as soon as
| the House was formally constituted.
ANOTHER CINCINNATI PRIMAD oNNA.
PARIS, Nov. 12.-Mias Won Elsner, OF
Cincinnati, made her debut last evening
at the Thea er des Italiens, IN Lucia
al LummermoOr," under the name OF
Mile. Letta. She was a complete sue
cess. Her voice was as sweet as a flute,
and her vocalizatien admirable. The
audience were 80 delighted with her
performance that she was called before
the curtain and enc0red seven times,
PARIS, Nov. 12,-The political situa.
ton ls becoming more complicated.
There is no fapPocheneent between Presi-
dent MacMahon AM the Assembly.
The War.
THE GEAR WANTS PEACE.
ST. PETERSBURG, Nov. 12.-The Gear
aas informed the foreign military al
taches that he prefers making peace
alone with Turkey at the next favorable
opportunity.
Italy.
THE POPE CONSIDERED PAST RECOVERY,
ROME, Nov. 12.-The grayest fears are
entertained for the life of the Pope.
short time ago his physician, feeling
anxious about the Pontif's condition,
summoned some Of the most eminent of
the medical profession in Italy; among
others S.gnor Vanscetti, Professor Of
Surgery al Padua, for consultati n.
Alter most careful eXamina tion the
consulting physicians have given up all
nope OF his recovery. His condition
now is such that he may die at any mo-
mant and ii he rallies, the recover, will be
only temporary. His lower limbs are
paralizsd and he can not live very long.
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Saturday Nights Republican Cau.

Gus.
NEW YORK, Nov. 12.-The Herald's q
Washington special says Mr.. Conkling
committed the imprudence Saturday OF
getting the Republican Senators togeth.
er in caucus. This was imprudent, be-
cause the excited discussion only
widened the breach. The President was
savagely attacked, but he was also Wig.
orousiy defendei, and as d whole the
result is more decided division than
was before apparent.
Among the Republican Senators the
Administration can count now upon
the support OF at least ten Senators { Re.
ubHcansl with the probability OF more
when the test comes, and the struggle
will undoubtedly end advantageo1sly
to the President. 1t is quite possible
that be may suffer annoy ance OF various
Alnds as well as more or less delay In
the confirmation OF his appointments,
nut the malcontents are la a minority
in the Senate, and they can no longer
count on the help Of the Democrats.
The vigorous. discussion in caucus
showed tnat "a majority OF the Republic.
can Senators are opposed TO the South
ern policy, as well as 20 the Civil Ser.
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w WANTED-EVERYB know that
wv they can buy at r. F. ISON'S, 66 East
Fourth street, oysters in bulk or in cans,
wholesale and retail, cheaper. than any house
In the city, and quality guaranteed equal to
any, Also, kGardner Phipps Il Co.'s pine ap-
PIE brand Of extra sugar-cured hams; all
ENDS OF game inseason, and everything usu-
any kept In frst-class daily market. Holels,
restaurants, groceries and daily markets will
nho IL TO their advantage to buy our oysters.
OC:6N2mF L. M&W
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National Associated Press to the Star
LONDON, Nov. IA severe hurricane
prevails on the British asst and nu-
merous disasters to shipping is re-
ported.
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SITTING BULL.
The Canadians frying to Dispose
of the Old Imp.
National Associated Press to the Star.
FT, WALSH CYpREsa HIN

N"VIUHaI AsBOCIhU6I TrUbb 70 lU9 SUIT.
FT. WALSH, CYPRESS HILL,
B. n. W. T., Nv. IL
Via TORONTO, Nov. IL.
just when everything had been made
ready for the conveyance OF Sitting Bull
and his band to the Red River country
word received from the Department Of
the Interior at Ottawa to the effect that
the Sioux should be left where they are
for the present.
The Government is doubtless chary
about making Sitting Bull a neighbor
of so duaTrelsome and touohy a
nation as the Blackfeet, until such
time at least as the latter prove their
loyalty to the treaty just concluded with
them.
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w WANTED--FAMILY WAsHING--By re-
w sponsibe parties, to take to the country !;
reference given II required. Address MRS. C.
KING. College Hill Ohio. SIT
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The Manchester and Salford cotton
spinners give their operatives notice 0!
per cent reduction In wages.
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Thos. Livingston & Co.'S,
Manufacturers and Importers,
llS and 10 West Fourth st., near Race.
LOST.

~ SUhD by the Delaware Mutual Safety In
suranee COMPANY to Samuel Il. Harris, for
I3rty- -hye dollars, in 1868. The fnler will
please return the same to SAMUELT. HAK-
HIs, NO. 10 W, Fourth street. no8-4tS&W
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

w as bill CLERK, salesman or porter; wages
no no object; best OF reference given. Apply at
10 Public Landing. S-4t
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H>Ok RENT-HOUSE 80 Coleman street.
J. good TWO story brick house of eight rooms,
lnGlud ng bath, &c. Rent S3D per month.
ALEA' IL. MCGUFEEY, l6SK " alnut street.
9-3t
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DAlNTER'S MANUAL. HJUSE AND
T. sign painting, gralning, vanishing, pol
@ning, kalsominlng papering lettering,
ssaining, gliding &c., SOC. Book OF Aphabsts
spG. Scroll anu Ornaments 81. Furuiture ami
khninet Finisher 500. Matchmaker and jew
eier suc. soapmaker 25c. Taxiiermjst 50:
X DQogSellers or by mail JR5SR HANEY
So.s llv Nassaustroet. New ork,
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The Hessian fly has hurt the early
sJWn winter wheat to some eX .ent in the
vicinity Of Salina, D.
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u OR RENT-HOUsE-A very nice place on
4 Nit. Auburn, large lot and brick house Of
ten rooms, central, fine location, on Main ave
nue.. Address Post office Box $780, 9-St
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

w TANTED D-SITUATION - - AS laundress,
w cook or general housework; good oity
reference Apply at 273 West Court st. Il 2t
WT ANTED-SITU a good Ger
w man girl in an Amercap family, to do
general houseWork. Gail at No l Mary street,
opposite Fifteenth street, between Vine and
Walnut. CAT
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TOR sALE-sEWING MACHINES For
= sale or trade. Singer Vibrating Presser.
No. [. HoweS, No. 2 Singers. These ma.
chlnfs are suitable for carriage tlimming,
saddlery and shoe stitching Also fifty i'm.
proved Families at great bargain. All 2O9
Water street no12a 4
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w A ASHINGTON.
The Enemies of the Silver Bill.
atlOnal Associated Press to the Star

The Enemies of the Silver Bill.
National Associated Press to the Star.
WASHINGTON, Nov. u. - The oppo.
nents OF the Silver Bill feel oontide Mt
That it can never become law in the
same shape that 1t passed the House.
In fact they do not expect 1t to pass the
Senate in any shape during the extra
session, but as a last resort they rely
upon the President to veto the bill.
1t is argued that with Messrs. Evarts,
Sherman, DeYens and Schurz, of the
Cabinet, utterly hostile to the measure,
the President can be induced to sacri-
tice whatever sympathy he may have for
IL; but an effort is to be made to keep
The bill in the Senate Finance Commit
mittee, or at all events to prevent it
from coming to vote in the Senate
during the extra session.
II this can be accomplished it will
give the Secretary of the Treasury an
opportunity to be heard on the subj ct
through the medium of his annual re-
port. 1t will also give the President an
opportunity to discuss she subject and
express his CONVICTIONS iu his annual
message, and it Will give the opponents
OF the measure ample time 10 concen.
trate all their influence against it, all OF
which may possibly result Ia its COM
plete failure.
Senator Morrill, has an elaborate
speech prepared on the subject. 1t is
said that he has labored a year in its
preparation, and that it Is the most ex-
haustive speech ever prepared on the
silver question. He will deliver It
when tue bill comes before the Senate.
Some Senators who do not them selves
iaVor the bill as 1t passed the House
will vote for it, however, because they
believe that their constituents demand
1t. some OF these hope to effect a com.
promise before the bill leaves the Sen.
ate Committee, by striking out the free
coinage pl ovision.
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EOR RRENT-STOkE-No 81 West Front St., ,
l. between Walnut and Vine streets, with
PydEAulic elevator and front and rear offices
Apply to- NJ. HART, No. 284 West Fourth st,
l2-2t
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Z OR RENT - HOUSE -146 George street.
4 two story brick, eight rooms, side entran CO
ana alley in he rear; no questions asked: or
VIII sell GU easy onthly payments. 9-2t
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TOR NT-STORE-Goot large store. Of
Il hoe aud cellar, suitable for any business,
pm tx h-street Market-space. Inquire at
DEMPSEY'S, Sixth and Plum. lg-2t
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SOCIETY NOTICES,

7 o, o. F.-PROTECTIVE ASSOCIATION
L. "A sscssment due on death of Brother A.
barnard, OF VIM Penn Lodge No. So
Ofice northwest cor. Sixth and Plum streets
pol2-St JOS. g. LUGION, Secretary.
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FOR RENT--ROOMS,

e OR RENT - ROOMS - Nicely furnished
J. rooms, at l9S w. Third stree. G-3t
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ROBINSON'S OPERA-HOUSE.

Engagement for>One Week Only, commenc-
ing MONDAY EVENING, November u, of
tue favorite Comedian, MR.. CHARLES T.
PARSLOE, who will appear In powerful
drama entitled
All SIM!
Written exp essy for him BY Bret Harte and
vi tn avenue Theater, New York Mr.. Par
doe in his great creation of All SIN, the
Heathen Chinee. Tho drama Will be produced
with new scenery, properties, &C., and brlll-
liant cast
Saturday, only PARSLOE Matinee.
houday. November l9-Leonarl Growers
Combination in OUR BOARDING. HOUSE
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A r 5 RS MANUAL, A PRACTICAL
IA guide to oil and water color painting
Crayon drawing, &c. illustrated SOC. Elooii,
tfonist's journal gives best standard and nav
pieces for professional and amateur readers
snd speakers, l0c, Of any newsdealer or by
pail. JE ESSE HANEY & CO., ll9 Nassau st,
New YORK. ~
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EOR RENT - HOUSE - Eight rooms and
y large lot, on Fairfield avenue, Bellevue,
NY Appl, 5O EAST fearl. est
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MISCELLANEOUS.

QABLES OF FCINCINNATI-Awful funny
ID Comic Monthly, IL cts, at any news stand.
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SPECIAL.

Special Bargains in Ladies'
Cloth Gloves, Gents Cloth
Gloves, Hosiery, Underwear,
Millinery Goods, Ladies' and
Children's Shoes and Domestic
Goods.
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w ANTED-BoYs-To sell papers for this
bf1ce. Z,
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FOR SALE,

TOR SALE-LATHE, &c.-A combined foot
4 Iath9 anu scroll saw, with complete set of
iron and wood working tools. great yarie-
~ OF work can be done on the machine. Can
be seen IN Star building. Apply in the Off ce.
nOl2-tf
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AMUsHhdENT5.
opESSnn!AMHSSUsn.| SnAHS TONIGHT.

THIS Mon 'ay) EVENING, and every even-
Ing during the we, L and Wednesday and sat
prday Matinee, the eCELEBRATEDCO COMEDY
COMPANY from the Park Theater, New York,
in the great Paris and New York success,
BABYI
4 dramatic idyl in three acts. The most
laughable and entertaining play ever pro
Monday evening, Nov 99-RICE'S EVAN
GELISE BURLESQUE COMPANY.
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FOR RENT.

LNOR RENT-SfOHE AND ROOMS-Three
4 rooms and store for rent, at 265 freeman.
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SPECIAL.

Black Silks of superior finish
and made to wear, for 81 25,
81 80, 81 70, So, to 81 so.
ColOred SILKS in all the new
shades, at 75, Soc, VI, to ST. 25.
Cheapest Goods ever offered,
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II "a Ch- d Il d IN THE SUNDAY
ID SCHOOL.-A practical guide for sunerin.
tendents and teachers by Frank Beard. Fully
Illustrated. 81 81 Of booksellers or by mail,
Jesse HANEY & CO., 1l9 Nassau street
New York. '" '''''