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The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1877-10-25

We overheard a gentleman say
this morning that he hoped that
''model husband" about whom his
wife talks so much, had been
burned up with the other models in
the patent Office Phila. Press.
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1877-10-25

It is said that the moon has
gained about an inch in rapidity of
motion within thes--last hundred
years. This is no doubt true, for
young men will tell you that when
talking at the gate with their sweet
hearts the moon goes down much
quicker now than when they were
boys waiting to rob a watermelon
patch in the dark.
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Extraordinary semi-Annual Drawing,

EXTRAORDINARY Semt-A nnuai DraWthSs
Tuesday, Dec n, 1877.
Tickets $40, shares in proportion. Capital
$685., 900 distributed in prizes of different de-
nominations. Drawing superintended by
Gen. g. T. Beauregard, Of La, and Gen. Jsabal
A. Early, of Va, Commissioners for the State
and people For information apply TO NJ. A.
DAUPHIN, P. o. Box 692, New Orleans,
LOUISIANA. octls-3t
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1877-10-25

Don't denounce the whole world
because you fail to make it adopt
your ideas. 1t is q sort of self
willed world any way, and perhaps
the best one You will ever get into.
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Splendid Opportunity to win a Fortune.
Eleventh Grand Drawing. 1877,
at NesC Orleans, Tuesday, noe. 3
LOUISIANA STATE LOTTERY Co.

1.HIS institution was regularly ireorpora-
i ted by the Legislature OF the State for ed
ucational and charitable purposes in 1868,
with capital of 81 geo, 900, 20 which Il has
since added n reserve fund of e550,00O Its
Grand Single Number Drawings viii take
place monthly. Il never scales or postpones,
Look at the following scheme:
CAPITAL PRIZE, $50, 900.
100000 Tickets at So Each.
Half Tickets 81.
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1877-10-25

Everybody thought it was match,
and so did he, and so did she, but
last evening at a croquet party she
hit her pet corn a whack with a
mallet that sounded like torpedo,
and he-he laughed. ave meet as
strangers" she wrote on.her cuff and
showed it to him. Think of me
as no more" he whispered huskily.
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1877-10-25

None are so fond of secrets as
those who do not mean to keep
them. Such persons covet secrets,
as a spendthrift covets money, for
the purpose of circulation.
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County Court Sale of Land.
Thomas J Norman ct al, ox-parte

Thomas J Norman ct al, cx-parte
I N purance of decree of the County Court
in this cause, win sell, ON the premises,
On Saturday, Oct. 9th, 1877,
a tract of lard in the 9Th civil district of
Giles county, in the Hickman neighborhood,
known as the Norman or
w. 2. Brown1ov Place,
and on which W NJ Hickman now lives, con-
tanning 1O1 40 acres, to the highest bidder,
$50 cash, and the balance IN and years,
with interest from date. Notes and security
required and lien retained.
II. II. AYNETT Clerk.T
Rose s. Tinnon Att'ys for petitioners. ls-td
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A CERTAIN CURE FOR
Menstrual Disturbances
SUCH AS
IrreguIarity, Suppression, Ex-
aggeratioD, etc.

A LARGE number Of testimonials could DO
II furnished, but select only one. IL is
from a man of large experience rs a druggist,
and a man of undoubted yeracity
NASHVILLE, Tenn, Nov. 18th, 1s76.-Rev.
Mr. McElree: A friend handed 10 me bottle
your WINE OF CARDUl. As have been in
the drug business in this city tor q number Of
years, i knew of several ladies who were
great sufferers in consequence of menstrual
disturbances, and one in particular. whose
sufferings were so great at her monthly pc
RODS that she frequently had spasn.s. feit
that this would be a good test, and gave the
medicine to her. She took it as directed by
you, and it entirely relieved her. IL is GER
tainly wonderful remedy, and | trust that
the day will soon como when all the women
who suffer thus will have access to your med
ieine. Yours, very truly 4. i. GooDLErr.
Manu- featured aud sold by
Z. L. MoELREE 81 CO.,
Price 81 per bottle. Wythe Depot. Tenn.
For sale by all druggists. octi1-8m
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Gaaa!oFy gaIa alTaIsasIa Land.

K. B. Gibson ct al, vs.. a. r. Gordon ct al
DURSUANT to a decree of the Chancery
i Court for Giles county. State of Tennes-
see, in the above sly led cause, will sell,
On Wednesday,, Oct. 3lst, 1877,
at public sale to the highest bidder, on the
premises, on a CT edit OF Is on the LIST of July,
1878, aud the balance on the LIST of January,
1878, with interest from day of sale and free
from the equity of redemption, the tract of
126,sad Acres Of Land
mentioned in the pleadings, situated in the
18th civil district of Giles county, on the wa
ters of Richland creek. This is "a very desi-
rable tract of land, well improved, in a good
neighborhood, convenient TO church, and viii
make splendid home. Parties desiring to
purchase win do we'll to examine said land
before the day of sale. Mr.. a. K. Gordon,
who resides on the land, viii give any infor-
nation as to the productiveness OF said land
to any one desiring such. Purchasers will be
required to execute notes with approved per-
sonal security, and a lien will be retained
upon the land until the purchase money is
paid.
oct4-td J.B STACY, C. & NJ.
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20 nAyEeosg ug.a,.I.rn. ], az : ]. I'VE
ETGllsF FEMALE Bl7TEas 7!
aESI EEMALE MEDICINE EXAM.

WILL CURE i, A Ans r o;,e,
All Female Complaints The only
WILL CURE lISnown. and
Monthly DISTINCTIONS in extensive
Physicians I
WILL GU RE out the con
Old or Young Females. For all spe
unnatural n
WILL CURE o6structiOns
Girls at Sweet Sixteen. ceeses, lot
WILL CURE ing Of the
Pains in the Side q Back W lo o,,,h Shlo
WILL CURE Sr Greer. n ii
Mysteries d NERVOUSNESS Prostration.
WILL CURE an nj IRON : s and
Palpitation of the Heart. table Tonic
WILL CURE the stomach
Girls at 'Womanhocd digestion,
the liver fact
WILL CURE on the bow
By Regulating. building up
w I'LL " HE tren z b
Cases of Ten Years whole systei
Large Bottles OniyfSI Sold
Druggists. sept
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NO." she said, and the wainkles
in her face smoothed out pleasant
tly. mo, 1 do not remember the
last seventeen year locusts. 1 was
an infant then.
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1877-10-25

What is society, after all, but a
mixture of mister les and miss
eriesY
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1877-10-25
TyTT'S PllLS

a distinguished physician Of New Yoii
ays
II is astonishing how universally 0r.
rutts Pills arc used. In my daily rirnls
hear OF them not only among iho boa
out thclrvirtues are horalded from ihemD.
ions Of ihc wealthy and rofncd kuga
NJ the inventor from bis tong connndm
slth the medical professio1, j have rld
uniidence IN their merits, and Of laie rln
lnen prescribed them with Do happ.clp
wits Ia cases where / desired 10 make a De
@dcd impression on the liver
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1877-10-25

DR.. Tut has he ff
gagged In the prlrI q
medicine thirty yea iai
f0ralongtimcw doors
etrafor Of arafnuT D. ll
Medical College 81 % n
gia, hcncc.r rrnE u
his Pills have fhfrrrr
tee that they Orc rrHirI
on scientific PHO
and are free fr0aI aI
Quackcry.
JIG has mcc-ft -I
combining in ths1 OIL
d heretofore aniIl
qulliiics OF O ffffg, ~
fng, fHTr1ffef, fHfifaf
ilVfHg flHIc.
Their fft orruait
feet r. t0 increa tlftl
petite hv cruising flrhi
10 properlyarrimiIl'st
Thus thc aysicmi. raln
isiud. anl by ffrr
action Oh tfct'i-
gans,ngu'nr
ceacuiii0re frr rIf
1hefap.d.,y wi.1aa
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1877-10-25

A tune that young ladies try to
catch. A million air.
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1877-10-25
s1lsgrs TAzr az FlGs1.
,ra TESR WEiST7 n oua



LoUIGvrllr tl
IHeI,fi
DIR. Turrs Dear SRI
For ten ycan1haTs
amariyriody ipspi.aioa
stipation, and piles 90
had well nigh srAa
.hc malcria meaiai
lief fromth'a iiringift'
when, by a.c.icaf
pills were trfr
notice. fbcrIaf.Irf
and me 6rtdae ga
sathrciierflltfe1it-
totake chem. lamf
wcllma1 hEfea
petite, can digCafWe
piles hasc fi.apif
and ! haze Clln,i
rouudl in solld Arii
would nof De- wi
them f0r their WfiIl
gold. .,,
REV. X. J.. tln' ''
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/ .s57 Prizes, amounting to ....... $40, 400
Write for circulars or send orders to
NJ. A. DAUPHIN,
P.O. Box 692, New Orleans, La.
Or TO a. S. Richardson, Pulaski, Tenn,
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CONDENSED TINE.
LOUISVILLE \ HHEA! SOUTHERN
AND
SOUTH & NORTH ALABAMA
RAILROAD
RAILROADS


TRAIN No. connects nt at Decatur
cast and west with Memphis and Charleston
K. r.; at Birmingham with Alabama and
Chattanooga K. r.; Calera with Selma,
Rome and Dalton K. r.: at Montgomery
with Western K. K (ofAlabama, } Mo6tgom-
cry and Euiaula X. X. and Mobile and Mont
gomery K. X. for New Orleans, Mobile and
Pensacola.
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GOING NOIlTH-

TRAIN NO. connect. at Nashville with
n, G. & st. Louis Z. X. West for MemDe;.
e. Lebanon Junction with Knoxgiile end
Richmond branches, at Gin. Junction with
l., g 4 l.. k'y for tie North and Pat. al
Louisville With o. q n. rs and j., M 4, Il.
KY Tor the North, East and Wolt.
q, IhAir no. 4 connects ~ Glasgow J unc.-
Jty with Stages 70 and from a Nmmofb
Savei At Louisville with 7. G.. Z. LII. 81. N
l. and o. n NJ. Z. Re fer tie North and Eust.
TRAIN No. connects A. Glasgow Irnc.
% and from Glasgow; at Cave civ 10 ara
from Mammoth Gave.
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They are perez
harmless, can be ~ y,
en- by young on OF
without restraint 4"
diet or occupaiio"
PRICE 20 c1HlA
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uTIrClf s
IS MURRAY 6IhL-h
NEW YONh
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-03-26

AMUsEMENTs-1sr PAcx-4th. 9th and 9Th
AsTaoLoGY-l2rn rAcE-eth col.
BS0ARBEKs S & WANTEpo2n nt,9 81 p r.sMItth ,a;, col,
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HSb bsTAIE s2S
Co4cnMEN AND GIHRpEsEis-iaru PAo.-5.h and
coAsTWisE sTEAMslIPs- PAer-4sA col
S9SSTEY SaSIya tGTa COL COL
p pENTisTa9 rsans4.h sa fA'1-0'n co.,
DwRLIISG HOUSES To LET; FURNISHED AND uN.
III frsEs4 ina 81 sS: and 4h coli.
E EEXCuKSIoNsnlsr rAGE--4th COL
FINE HRTs-an HsTs.-s,'i racs1eth 1aet col.
hooas ASD %rARrxExrs TO
HE$ Ftsst.s s. r.s.ss co.
eksEs f.Saes sSd ss Sd coils
HousEs HoTsEsap ao6As aa s%sASrEpaD rAcu4.A COL
JERSEY Ss & Fx ssE 6 2E ESGaD easy y4ss..s ssD ssa
LEGAL MoTlCEsnao rAcn-etl col
HARbISEaxFFG sAssEE risrn raa.@.. col
$
MIsGEiIANEoUS-llrHP PAcr-eth COL
NV NEwSlq41I1yI F5sssl sf P.cx-e.A co.,
Str 81 s S7V SJs s1Ha ss SA TO
RENTED PAGR--lst and ID coils.
REAL ESTATE TO EXCHANGE-2D PAcE-2d col.
REAL ESTATE WANTED-2D PAGF- I'd col.
REMOVALS-2p PACK 4th col.
,REWARDS-1sT PAcE-1st col.
SALES AT AUCTION-2D PAGE-5th and 9th coils.
SITUATIONS WANTED-FENALES-l2rnP PAGx-lst, I'd,
r4o.-s.A col
SPORTING-D0GS BIRDS. &c.-lsr PAcR-2d col.
.STORAGE-2D PAGE-6th col
THE TRADES--12rH PAGK-6th COL
TO LET FOR BUSINESS PURPOSES-2p PAcR-2d col.
TRAvELLERS' IUIDE-lsr PAGE-4th col
UNFURNISHED ROOMS AND APARTMENTS TO
LET-2D PAGE--3d and 4th cois.
WANTED TO pURCHASE-12rH PACE-6th col.
WATCHES, JEWELRY, &C-2D PAGE 9th col.
WESTCHESTER COUNTY PROPERTY FOR SALE OR
TO LET-2D PAGE-lst col
WINES, LIQUORS, &C.-2D PAGE-4th COL
YACHTS, STEAMBOATS,, &C.-lOru PAGE-6th col.
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EUROPEAN STEAMSHIPS.

TINTED STATES NAIL LlNE.-srEAM TO QUEENS
~ TOWN AND LIVERPOOL.
Sailing ON ~ ESDAf
from Pier 40 North River.
DAKOTA. March ~ T.. VI. IDAHO. April TO- r. w.
NEVADA. April 2. A. VI. MONTANA April IL r. NJ
Cabin. SO s65. and $50 currency;
intermediate, $40: steerage. S2d
Passengers booked TO and from Paris Hamburg Norway
Sweden, sc Drafts on Ireland England France and Ger
many ~ lowest rates
WILLIAMS * GUIoY - Broadway.
CPEClAL NOTICE. THE ROYAL NAIL STEAMSHIP
k)DAkOrA sails from Pier III, North River loot OF King
st.. tor Queenstown and lverpooi Tuesday. March
ply to WILLIAMS GuiON 10 broadway.
nNLy DIRECT LINE To FRANCE.
OTiiE Gl GkNEEAL ZEAL 'TkSANisSATLAMTiG CoMpANY's
HAVkE, CALLING AT PLYMOCrH C. b.,
for the landing of passengers.
VIII SAL rom pier " North kser foot OF Morton ST.
nlternnts wednesday, beginning with:
CANADA Franeeap Wednesdsy. April 4. $50 A. NJ.
LOUIS DE BEBlAY. Agent. 55 broadway.
HAMBunG AMERICAN PACKET COMPANYs LINE
- for Plymouth. Chsreourg and Hamburg.
CiMBRiA April 8 sUEvlA............Aprl 10
Rates Of passage to Plymouth, London chcrbonre Ham
Second Cahn. S60. gold; Seeraye $3o currency.
kUNHAkDr Co, q. u. RICHARD A BOAS,
General Agents. General Passenger Agents,
0l broad ST. n. Y. Gl Broadway, N. y.
A NCuOR LINE UNITED STATES NAIL STEAMERS,
"A NEW YORK AMI GLASGOW
AISATiA; March 81. A. NJ Cainrnl.. April l4, r. NJ
ASoHoaA dAsGow Hst hrJ1 aTn2fa 5a n''n
Cabin. $50 to $50, according TO modations;
iSrsesmedd,sse S., d,,g $50; ,teerrags s.s
UTOPIA...::A April noon LLYsIA.. April 29. +, II.
Cabin. 800 to $50; steerAge $2S
Cabin excursion tickets ~ reduced rates.
Drafts issned for any amount ut current rates.
COMPANY piers Nos 20 and II North River. New York.
HENDERSON BROS. Agents. Z Bowling Green.
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HORSES AND CARRIAGES.

AT THEIR HORSE AND CARRIAGE MART,
ON rJES$SiSia s7Ti MARCH.
PAIR BAY GELDINGs. I51s HANDS HIGH. 7 and
ladies' use and Warranted sound and kind Set double
ane's nsatst1 As s1se wAg sed py PRIVATE
FAMILY. built BY Miner 4 stevens; trimmed with
brown cloth gear-painted lake, carmine stripping;
ssb + & sea.
wosa B,9,aeTs Irssn eICh % a ,i"nE peorurps a.
srhsG cEIEESGs SaeS sS
25th Vt. blue morocco trimming painted black blue
spRiNG LANDAU. BY BREWSTER, OF BRooME st. !;
osrRiSa IHN6MT; SS bkEwsTEg z BALDWIN,
FEIzka Esh hk2wE AND Il
VERY Anf shoW wv S' Sa I SDs
HIGH, years old trot eloss to minutes; very
stylish and gamey ariver extra line knee action; good
sound aud kind. Set single Harness nearly new and
TOP SIDE BAR ROAD WAGON. in good order built BY
Also twenty-five other road family and work Horses
4 MAJOR CIIAs. W BARKER AUCTIoNEEK.
"A. COL. r. J. CONNEILY has the honor announcing
TRoTTERs finest coupe saddle Horses just
s. M Ssoc /" M ."ks sT sss SENS "
Tsttersa corner Of Broadway and Both st. and comprs
SEVENTEEN HEAD, selected with great care IN Scott
and Bourbon countless including Hoses Of
"wn % haf rT an Sa "a
premium combined saddle and harness Horses and two Of
style ali Of the most iasonabe Kentucky trotng blood
HAr FIFE sToCK C&ME KENTUCKY the
bills Of laGns from point of shipment purchasing
receipts from breeders &C., &C., viii be shown to a desr
STOCK now ut the exhibition and trial; gentle
THE SPEED driving and saddle qualities any Of the
| CATALOGUES AT the spirit. Turf ana Mart Offices
SALE POSITIVE; no postponeidsnt
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TELEPHONE CONCERTS.
- -
TELEPHONE

melodies win be periornga in Phlladelphia aud distinctly
Ing, april ?, On , .hs TSiephono:-
| . "Come ,ientil' Don PasauaIc).
| 3 Then You'll Remember Mo- (Iohsrnisn Giru.
g g, B,ipdisi-%II sGsleto lLaereaia Bsrs.,.
Mss. FnSsa AF kE1p' Tl sp's'r
'hs sirnos sh1r%'as TaiLGSFIsqPsn0 LyGSnE i%Ps1n0-
,, the most eminent baritone la America
YOUNG APOLLO CLUE.
of Now YORK. under the direction Mr. VIZ. Williams,
Mr. TkEDERIcK aIsI BpU,ssco'o,'vIrz p,so','v
"'' w." THE TELEPHONE
Admission 81 Reserved so extra Reserved
5oI Eumans No. iii SroaSway wa and ID seSa"srsh
q X. AP ;.' Telephone
Concert at sIhSWAY HL A''' second Telephone
| GAY EEANCIsCo MINsTEELs OPERA HOUSE.
%sSsEiSID ISsfS' SSEEs' s5Sas ~ S'A st.
&2HS$D VILE s%&sl BY ssS
hs17rHf5EASSS # i5$E SSs'i a$ H5EE SS?aSSh SEhSa
'sf SafS Sfa 9sh ar
CERMANIA rnEATRE.
A. 'iS ToGhY@Dnai eDpi P1xa scUiiiR.. Director
comedy In three acts, by Gorlitz
Box Office open daily from . Till 4 o'clock.
GRAND CHARITY CONCERT
KINpEa.S9arrovrE syn
TWO COUNTY, jsIf S9"Sni "cSnmiSSIncmEs,
IYFANTAIMoNIKITEs
r,. MONDAY sH5yy!SSHlssx HsHs Hs!:s %. 1871
n,; fSFF5sSSS i$%s|' f'': will
Mr. II. T. shHilHs. 3. SxIzkA. vlSs%fsl'' v:iisl
'Sii' If: $sSs ss; S$%$ryg IT a Baritone:
- ,,,, Mss iiiILSEhi iiiiiiILISs:i isSss%G siSeSsioui..
A"'" '"AAAA NeeS@'sns Sr an 5. NEWMAN, Conductor
Union g ssss Pond esss Gs e' NS s' az Il
broadway. and a. steinways on evening ofeoncert
TnE GREAT NEW YORK AQUARIUM.
nssaar dna a nsl IVY s"% A. ~ Ill o
Amasen,n.l Ama.ns and astonishing Eyeless Fishes
Acatus Eycless Scale Fishes Also Austrian blind roteus
Club for sis ensren oys s ssd wass Gfs
%Sn%er ana rsSa%nx q Msn' aud
Admission 90 s"s hvsa'ns children SsSs,T Ss,T s,,,
PA,ssIss!4S P,ss sd VARIETIES. MAriSEE TO-DAY
Grand ole r,snsy OF s. Es,ss Ballet ana
csa. sSs aS %soa ana Artistic Esnl.. Muo
's$ ysi;sa IT, @ss'si aSa rS a% 1 ss ss stars
Az kyu,ss grand My,heioglss, gTssqss s9s,led
Powerful Cast New Scenery. Costumes and Properties,
Nights at Matinee Mcnaay Wednesday aud Friday 2.
BERLE'S TIvOLI THEATRE ls
IA 9Th ST.. between 2d aud Sd -
e EVERY EVENING BALLET AND VARIE- ..
/ 5e= rs. 30 YOUNG LADIES. 55
= 20 from the Grand Ballet of Paris. So
40 Admission, 25c. Thursday Matinee, i5c.
"nNLY SPEAK KINDLY TO ME-" BY G. NJ. PYKE.-
OGrcat OF this charming price 4Oc.
lust published ''hoic Avourneen." 3tc.; Down ths
Swallowed Lane She Goes" with elegant vignetc, JOct
| "Blushing Morn" Polka, ithograph ttio, zoe.
O. n. DITSUN CO., III aud slJ Broadway.
DgILLIANT NEW MUsIC-"KIsG CARNIVAL"
Dquadrle Momus, SOC; sweet Sunny Smile" picture
tile Danks 4Oc ''Inauguraonv march, with picture.
strandbcrg, toc Crying TOR bread Work Soc; Fire in
the Crate tnin, 3Jc Plying DutchAn," arranged by
MayIath soc. copies mailed WILLIAM A. POND a CO..
547 broadway and 80 Union square. New York.
| Nr.w EASTER MUSIC.
IN glad voices in triumph" Danks... 80
Come the place whore Jesus lays" Dunks. 40
"Christ Passover 'Millard........... 75 ccnts
-Chrlst Passover" ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 90 ccnts
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ADJUSTMENTS.

y, ENENlNG AT g. SATURDAY MATiNEEo At
S'S' Ss LIST Ss 0' anu
"ri oTS W. is EA2SoSD SSio "s as ,s%s'ss
EAGLE THEATRE. MNEEs, Last WEI;
srEciSL XoficE-lhe present is the last week
uppreeedcntediy successful AIMEE season.
TONIGHT, by request, last time OF
LA FILE De NINE. ANGor.
fo,MoRRow EVENING dr,i caaole,e production in
America Of entirely amusing Opera Boune.
LA BELLE poULE
words by MN. St. Albn and cremleux; music by Hcrve
dnesday s "s and d" Th"rday Evenings last
LA BELLE PouLE.
SPECIAL NOTICE There win be performance at tho
Eagle Theatre ON Friday evening" March 10 Good Froay2
SATURDAY. ut l 80. FAREWELL AIMEE MATINEE.
EASTER SUNDAY Evening, April l. GALA NIGHT.
BENEFIT and Ms n%Ria HShh Il No" Of
MONDAY, April ., Miss ANNA DICKINSON
EAA.LE EA. ETH THEArHE. I; TIE ANNA DICKINSON sEAsoN:
OPENING NIGHT, MONDAY. APRIL .
First appearance in New York OF
MISS ANNA DICKINSON,
-
in hor own acknowledged masterpiece of the stage.
Grown GROWN Grown
THORNs. TuoRNs. THOi,Ns.
The scenery and costumes are oil now magnificent and
historically accurate
-. The sale of will begin tho
t1uesday morning at o'clock.
RooTHs THEATRE. EASTER MONDAY
JARRETT L PALMER beg to announce that the distin.
guished tragedian,
MR.. JOHN MCCULLOUGH,
whose Throughout. the country triumphant will
"'''"' MONDAY NIGHT, APRIL p
IN one Of his grandcst popular successes the title character
'' SA''u"" movies SSiIs SvSiiIHsdhi'SSiTUs
supported by the entire company OF this theatre.
=. The sale Of seats will begun Saturday
NEW BROADWAY THEATRE, CORNER a0rI sr.
Every evening and Wednesday and saturday Matinee.
nj Mss s'Gqlssl &hMlSs Is" nSapsUSF SSfa plssfUGSsFis'
who will sDpe% @ In her Character Sketches
III As' oTH Sptss'''pi GIRLS LLssm''''
supported pgpsw d%vr. BY ~ eStre SY
:mSreeips the sSS following well aI.., known s5,ls.:
A''''' vsaanH saS. owens. ":'s'' Allison Il D. "a'''a
ana others.
active preparation for production under patronage Of
hs son Of e. the the great sIpsrsncs Drama
VARIETY ssS
HARRIS AND HESGLEN.
CAHkOLI. THE DELANOS.
FIELDS ~ HOEY. MATINEE Miss
GUS WILLIAMS LOU. vAVISOUR.
Miss TOMORROW WATSON X ELLIS.
CLARA MOORE. THE BENNETTS.
DUTCH DECEP- DANDY
q5P q5Pr ss Il yisr EFTTES s FITS4Ey
THREE HOURS OF THE BEST AND FUNNIEST
PERFORMANCE IN NEW YORK.
STEINWAY HALL. TELEPHONE CONCERTS.
Transmission of music by telegraph.
Triumph OF American science.
Mr.. Maurice Srakosch has o announcing that
marvellous
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H-roR SALE. ALI KINDS or FANCY DOGS
n Birds. &c: Medicines for NIL Diseases prepared food
tor mocklng birds at b. a. DOVEYs No 3Creene ST. near
Canal
CECOND nAND-GREAT Observation-Disclosures.
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FULL LINE OF BOYS WAISTS.
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