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with strong guarantees for the protection
OF the connecting lines az to equal freights,
and strong features to protect the Govern
ment against loss, will gain for the measure
many strong advocates who have hereto
fore been opposed or lukewarm.
NOMINATIONS.
Thomas collector Of customs, and Bart.
Campbell collector of Third Texas district !;
Filley postmaster at St. Louis; Brown post
master at Key West, Fla; Stewart post
master at Tallahassee; Snow postmaster at
Pilatka; Stearns register OF the land Office
at Mobile
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Grimes and Casualties.
PROBABLE SUICIDE OF A CHICAGO BANK PRE-

PROBABLE SUICIDE OF A CHICAGO BANK PRESI-
DENT.
CHICAGO, November 1.-THE body OF
William F. Coolbaugh, president OF the
Union National Bank OF this city, was
found on the step OF the Douglas monu-
mcnt this morning, and revolver with
Coolbaugh's name found near by.
COLLISION N NEW YORK HARB0R.
New YORK, November 14.-The steam
ship City OF Brussels, from Liverpool. when
coming up the Swash channel about ,
O'Clock this morning, ran down the schooner
Alexander Young, from Philadelphia for
New York, sinking her. The captain and
two men were rescued by the steamship,
and two men are supposed to be drowned.
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The Mexican Troubles.
TRIAL OF GENERAL EscoBEDo.

TKIAII UF GENEKAI. ESIObbUV'
BROWNSVILLE, TEXAS, November II
General Escobedo having been indicted in
the United States Court for violation Of
the neutrality laws in organizing military
expedition in Texas to invade Mexico in
the interest Of eX-President Lerdo, his trial
has been set for to-day.
\ rumor prevails here that Colonel Villa
neal crossed the Rio Grande to-day about
fifty miles above this place into Mexico,
with 100 men. to oppose the Dlaz Govern
ment. Unusual activity prevails against
the adherents OF Lerdo on this border.
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South Carolina.

THE STATE FRAUDs-1HE FAIR A GRAND Sue
CESS, &C.
COLUMBIA, S. G., November 14.-Judge
Townsend has adjourned court until Fri
day, when it is expected that Miles y. Far
ker, eX-treasurer, will be put on trial:
The State Fair is grand success. Ihou-
sands Of people are in attendance. GoV-
ernor Vance made an eloquent speech TO-
day. ,,-;.
il. P. kimball, secretary OF the Winnie
bago Agricultural Society OF Illinois. made
a happy address, pleading Tor pacihcatlon
and reconciliation between the sections,
which was warmly applauded.
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THE COOP TEMpLARs.-The tenth annual
session of the Grand Lodge Of this State
will be held in the city Of Staunton on the
2Sth Of the present month. This, prosper.
Gus temperance order now has one hundred
and forty subordinate lodges, with mem
bership Of six thousand.
The present Grand Worthy Chief Tenn
plar is DR.. William 5. Christian, Of Middle
Sex county.
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THOSE on. WELLs.-We were informed
BY those who we supposed knew about the
Brooks oil well yielding at the rate OF two
hundred barrels per day, but have since
learned that it was mistake. The well Is
said to be good one, and will yield as much
as any ordinary pump Will, which is about
thirty barrels per day. We have the oil In
paying quantities, and it will be very easy
matter to convince the world OF that fact
Charleston West Fu.) Courier.
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ALBEMARLE COUNTY.-A large majority OF
votes cast for the Independents were negro
Republican votes; so that they have IN
fact gone over to the Republican party.
As the result shows. they were in fact the
candidates of the negroes. and the calling
Of them Independent candidates was and is
a mi>nompr They were in reality Repub-
lican candidates. and were elected by the
negro Republican vote. Charlottesville JET
tpySOui9n
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The loss by the bonded-warehouse fire in
San Francisco is estimated ut $450,000.
Several English and German insurance
companies lose from $4,000 to $4,000.
The lessee having been prominent in the
movement to reduce the wages OF the 'long-
sborcmen, it is believed the warehouse was
set On fire.
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VIRGINIA.

BRITISH CONSUL AT NORFOLK.
NORFOLK, November 14.-Barton Myers,
nephew of the late Myer Myers, has been
appointed British consul at this place.
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New York.
pr,flNnED FOR sENTENCE

RENAMED FOX SENItNCE' !.
New YoRK, November 14.-Robert l..
Case. president OF the Security Life and
Annuity Insurance Company. convicted OF
perjury in swearing TO the annual statement
OF 1875, has been remanded for sentence
until tomorrow.
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RICHMOND TOBACCO EXCHANGE

WEDNESDAY, November IA, 1877.
The breaks To-day comprised 81 ho2shead:, 1
tiercc>, and l box. The offerings nj auction on
Change were 90 packages: Of which number II
we're taken ill., and the remainder sold at prices
ranging from 81 10 1880.
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Kentucky.
RAILROAD LEASED.

LOUISVILLE, November 14.-The Nash
vile. Chattanooga and st. Louis railroad
has leased the Cumberland and Ohio rail-
road
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standing committees were appointe
Education, Publishing Interests, and g.
day Schools. Special committees
raised on memories, Bible cause, and nd
rails to General Conference.
A communication was read from tho
sionary Society OF the Methodist Epis s
Church setting forth healthy and pr
ing state Of the work in China, 3
Mexico, and among the Indians OF the r.
West. Bishop Maryin's visit to Chin
resulted in great good to the mission
The outlook is most encouraging.
hundred thousand dollars had been ass
by the Mission Board to be raised il
several annual conferences ASSESSED
Virginia Conference, SG,225; to Balti
Conference, s5,625.
DR.. Redford reported that OF the S
assessed to the Virginia Annual Confer
for the relief of the pubIishin g-house
s1,4G4 had been paid, and he urged th
curement OF the remainder within the
| UNITY uiSs.
A resolution was read looking to chan =
the time OF the Conference session f.
November to March, and that the next
sion he held March, 1879. Laid on Il, )
bic for further discussion.
Reports from districts were calletA
the preachers on the Richmond, Charlot
Vile, and Lynchburg districts were fol
blamcless in life and official characteEsa|
There is an unusually large nuufbd
ministers and lay delegates present on|
first day OF the session.
The opening sermon was preached
night by Rev. j. II. Amiss, followed by
sacrament of the Lords Supper to the n
bcrs Of the Conference.
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us
CoRS.-IVh 334 bushels.
OATS.-50 bushels.
RYE.-6 bushels.
MEAL.-lO0 bushels.
SALES REPORTED TO SECRETARY.
WHEAT White, 40 bushels at $40; ~ bushels
at 81 .42-total. So bushels. Red, 1872 bushels very
good FultZ at ! As; 20 bushels 1T Sl.2U; 36 BUSH
els mt $40; 40 bushels prime Ful,z 1t $145: so
bushels fair Futz at Sl.35 400 bushels good Lam
caster on private terms 20 bushels prime mixed
ar Sl.45: 7S bushels prime FulrZ ut S1.45: IS
bushels mixed at Sl.37; $50 bushels common at
$3.50: LOG bushels common at $3.50: IL bushels
common ut $3.50: 81 bushels at g IS: 40 BUSH
els very good Fultz ut 31.43; 20 bushels COM
mon at $3.50: l 8 bushels very good Lancaster At
Sl.45 tIta. 2. Lea bushels.
CORS.-IThite. 1874 bushels very good new at
53c: "a bushels good new ut Soc. so bushels
prime new at 55c.; rs bushels prime new at 35c.-
total. 23i bushels.
MEAL.-lOO bushels unbol,cd ut Csc.
OATS.-50 bushels common spring 1T 35c.
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LATEST FOREIGN NEWS.
EnglanG.

DEATH OF TIE ONLY GORILLA IN EUROPE.
LONDON, November 1.-THE gorilla re-
Gently exhibited in London, according to
the Standards Berlin special correspond
emf, died suddenly Monday without any
preceding indications OF illness. This was
the only specimen OF gorilla in Europe.
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Tbo ue,,,od,at Conferenee

EIGHTY-THIRD ANNUAL SESSION AT LYNCH
BURG-APpo1STIEET OF CoMMITTEEs-CoM
huNICATIONs RECETvED-REPoRTs FROM THE
DfsTRICTs-THE PREACHERS IN RICHMOND
AND ELSEWHERE FOUND TO BE BLAMELEss
IN LIFE AND OFFICIAL cBARACTER-ASNUAI
SERMON.
a. Especial telegram TO the Dispatch.l
LYNcHBURG, November 1.-THE eighty
third Virginia Annual Conference Of the
Methodist Episcopal Church assembled in
the Court-Street Methodist church, in this
city, to-day-Bshop D. S. Doggett pre-
siding. The religious services were con-
Quoted by the Bishop.
Forty-eight years ago Bishop Doggett en-
tered the travelling connection in Lynch
burg, with class OF sixteen, only four OF
whom survive. Eight years had passed
since he had presided in the Virginia Con-
ference. With him "coming events cast
their shadows before"
On calling the roll the venerable George
". Molly answered to his name for the
6fty-third consecutive year.
On tho fret dev nj tho session thp nsllal
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f'Iour.

Fine. $3.50: Supertlne. S5.5OGS5.7J: extra Sill
perlinr. *G.25mS6.5O: common family. S7m:7.5O {;
fancy family AMI City Mills, $SafS.25, anu very
dull.
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uTEATHER-STR d o 0 r S
w AND WIND0WS.-Keep out wind, ., rain'
arders left with r. p. RICHARDSON CO., deal,
srs in carpets, curtain material, &C., corner ainh
and Main streets, viii be promptly INTENDED To-
o.a1-eodlm 6l8 Twenty-third street.
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KINDERGARTEN ocCU.

PATIOSs FOR TIE FAMILY.
Each In an elegant aud strong paper box, contain
ing material. designs, and Instructions.
Price, 70 cents.
l. Suck-Laying.
2. Network Drawing.
3. Perforating tpnckins}.
4. Weaving lbraitiDSl.
5. Embroiderlng.
G. Cork or Peas-Work.
2. Plating lln1erlacins sia'sl.
s. Ring-Laying.
Q. INTERVIEWING Paper.
10. Cutting Paper.
s.fys..-
Any one of the above sent postpaid 70 aay =
dress on receipt OF Is cents.
ELLysoN & YANCEY. Bookseller,
isuscessorstoJ J. =. EnysonJ
se1s lila hsin stress.
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STATE REVENUE OFFICE,
10. l3 Eleventh street.

GTATE TAXES.
The STATE-TAX BILLS for 1877 are ready for
nayment All persons paving before December iSt
are allowed deduction of two per cent after thaI
'iln. ~ - S. G. TISSLEY, :.
o1io,dft Assistant Treasurer.
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GENUISELYNNHAvES AND CHERRYsTONI

by an arrangement just perfected / am prepared
to furnish to the trade and the public generally, By
wholesale and retail, the very best LYNNHAVEN
and CHERRYsT0NE OYSTERS ut the lowest
market rates. 3. ZETELLE,
Manager Park Hotel,
oc 2O-eodlm o12 Main and OIL Bank streets.
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BANKS AND BANKERS.
INITIZENS BANK OF RICHMOND.
" -
PAfD-UP CAPITAL................. s100.ooe
SJfRpI ............................ 1905
2. w. PICKRELL, President.
Z. Il. SNEAD, Cashier.

DEPOSITS of one dollar and upwards received, and
six Der cent. allowed OH deposits.
Deposits received subject TO check without notice,
aud Interest allowed same II not checked on more
frequently than two three times Il week.
Interest on all deposits 10 commence ten days
after date OF deposit.
Rank omen every day from O'Clock A. NJ. TIL 8
O'Clock z. NJ, and on Saturday froul L. NJ. TIL
p NJ Ie 2S-eod
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SPEECH-MAKING IN BOTH HOUSES-TEXAS IN
THE SENATE-GENERAL EwING's BILL TO
REPEAL THE RESUMPTION AcT-THE PREsI-
DENT TO ACCOUNT TO HIS PARTY FOR HIS
ACTs-THE FRENCH EXHIBITIoN-THEP oNCA
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.,u or up. CARTER Il. BIsHor-A coon
u,ycoxE--A VERY SUDDEN DEATH-AN OLD
CITIZEN rARALYzEp-THE RACES-DEATH IN
CfirSTEEriELp.
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A NTHRACITE COAL, all sizes, for fam
N ilv use, of best quality: OAK and PINE
WOOD: BRIGHTHOPE COAL. unusually low.
"'o' =. X. CaRRINGTOS.
po6 Seventeenth and Cary streets.
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A NTHRACITE COAL, ALL SIZES, AT
n LOWEST SUMMER RATES. West Virginia
20 or IN lots 10 suit the trade, on accommodating
terms: Oak and Pine WOOD. All coal sold by
weight, and guaranteed TO be OF the best quality
WRIT ROBERTS,
jy2 corner Seventeenth ana Cary Streets
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1877-06-04

qor ftnb Sic 6pfffetten, Sic S6riterltrg, 6ie
Wenbe eebliebeu? Der 8ino TT oarlber
bt1geeanoen nn6 i6re Stdtte tennt man
ni6t me6r. 1tpb aus 6en1ielben 0unfel,
in iDeldes iie suriiGgelunfen finb, ftn0 Die
Wfoit, bic @rottfau, Die @retftetber9 Derz
borgetau6t. Sic tperoen cine a3ett lang tn
Der Some ~ta115ett, batn tperDell tie tpteDer
I'M Ounfel Der 6tDtn0en. Sic let1ten nldts,
ais A9itationeH. Stab tbtett 9teoe1t 1oAte
man meiren, fie riiien 8Gltnne aus. SIN
GeibStage baben fie bel Qaem gefeAlt. Sn
Sen committeeman arbetten ie nt6t. Sic
itrtS auf Mgitatious> &etieu, bann erl6eilten
lie einnal pl0bli9 unb balten tt11n1er Die
ielbe Heoe. Sic glet6t eineat groBen, etlte
farbtgen Stiid 3eltg, bdS Deute na6 BeDarf
Sole, n1orgea Sod, iibermorger gSeite tit.
Der Sa0e ser Trei6eit i6abet fie DurA
ibre ltebertreibHngen. NlS W}t1iiter iplr0e
i6 mir INNER meite Is Socialbemotratet
I'M &et6Stage baItett. Wo5u 9aben mir
Die Ba1en Dor benz 8eriammlungSlofaL
n0tDig? Betl ife fetnen 3teipeft bot Ser
Hrei5eit Nnberer babet. 9a5 lit feline
gartei Ser polittlGen Sreibeit, baS 1T bic
9artei bes IerrorismuS, Sic un 10 anna
Benoer a%4ftritt, ie nleDr MAJ fte ~9etpG9ren
ldBt!" = Der 8ebner i6lpb nit Der pat
fenben @e9eniberitelun9: UQuf Der etnen
Seite iteben Die Seinoe Der StlOupg, Der
Srei6eit. 9arum m0ge AQeS. tpas 8tl7
Dung uno @tnHuB bat, otelelben bet oteler
gSabl etnIe5en. Die parlarneatartl6 DE
6ortl9rtttSpartet bat tire S9uIOi9feit ge2
tDanl"
Mtan ioute n%teiner, 6aB Elm lol6er 9[ufe
rnf letne 8irfung 1ttdt perfeblen unb Bic
8irger sur @ablurne berbei5ie6en ipQte.
S6ut er eS, bann miro es Elm 9eidtes ietn,
Qu6 bte Soctalbemofraten 81 i6laget.
Oenn BET Der Wabl am 10. Sanuar, lit
ipel6er 6err 6aienclener nit IA Stim1nen
fte9te; baben so Brp5ent alter 0dbler
AT oer 8aDlurne 9efeDlt.
So9anneS 8lp6.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1877-06-04
29Schcnfliche S((tnois GSfaafs-Beitpcne.

at 6e6en un6 Sen 9rpBet Gee BON Bratel0
Su beitrei6en. Mfan fann ft6 nt6ts Wfaz
IeriI9eres benfen, ais bos BiGb, ipel9es
fi6 bier barbot. 9tm Strornufer t6optten
Solboten Waiier, ldn9S Der 9ugel trel
berumiprin9enbe ooer tpteDerno III Da5
Eager 3uritdfe6renoe &~oiafenpteroe, oltf
Dem Ba6nbof BON 8arboidi ielbit % Wag>
9ons, poDon ieber Elm 8oiittonsgel6uB
trGgt.
Sic rulitI6en Gruppen Galten iid in
@QlaB nt1t a1f, ba iie bauptId6lt6 oas
11fer bis 9tent 31 betpa6en babe1. Nnd
fin6 iie nid}t febr sa6lrei9, aber bic bon
Ser ntoSfonttii6en 2lrtiQerie Gut8eteuten
8atterien ftl1o ie9r fart. 0teie Batterten
BADEN alio Sen 53tpeG, Die 0onau forrllt6
IN 8lofaoe3uitono 81 perleBen. St6er 1T,
6aB Der Waiierftanb beS Stro1teS Elm 0
6n9er lit, baB &rieg51Aiffe, IN otelem Nu>
genblif pent9itens, bis sur SeretbeIfan7
Dung Derauffabren tDnnet1.
8enn MAJ 10 Die Guiien in boQer Gfube
tire Qr6etten 3ur Nbiperrutg Der 9pnau
boaenben fiebt, fra9t man it9 uutpiQflrz
1ih, mas Die Gurfen MAIDEN. Barten tie
ettpa 6arouf, baB i3re 9on5e 6lDttiQc BET
iammen lein tpirp, I'm Dattn Die 3erft0>
rtng ser ruiiti6en @erfe BET Geni let0t
at Derfu6n =? Sber BADEN fe Die Gbii6t,
ben Mngriff Der Jfuife1 ab%SutDarten =? SD
DeiB es nt6t. Sour i6et1t nit, oaB, tDeltt
Der tiirtii1e @eneralitab Den JtuiIen 3eit
laBt, ftG an Ser Miinoung Der 0onau cine
At1einne6Mbare SteQung 81 i9aften, Die
Girfen it6 freipiQig etneS Shells Der Bor1
tbeile begspen, iDel6e fir ite Der 8etb
elmer itarten GGotte I'M S3tDar5en Dfeere
hnf
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1877-06-04
Sctt 0ab 4no 6ern+
S 5.

- Nu6 ba5 qmerifantl6eQe6er
fetert jebt in 9 eutl9lanb ietue Steqe.
Ser amertfanti6e 0eneral>Gonlul in Ser
lin lagt in lei1tem ttelteften 8ert6t. baB bas
amerifantl6e SpDQeoer perm0ge Ietner Dor>
5igli6en 8ei6affe16eit mad un0 na6 itd
etnen Q8eg mad 0eutldlanb gebo6nt babe.
@r iet iiberseugt, baB, tpenn Sic amerifantz
lben 9eDerfobrtfanten ben ge66rigen Inter
nebmun9sgetit entfalten, ii6 balo eth aus
9eDebnter un0 geiptnnbrtngen0er Warft in
0eutl6lanb fir aIeS amertfal1iI1e Sober
ltnD audi fir ben an1erttanii6en S6u6z
unb Stiefelz6anbel er0ffnen mer6e. 2u>
glei6 ma6t er oarauf aufmerfiom, baB in
Berlin bonn 8. bis gum 81. Septbr. 5. 8.
etne b~eionoere DEMONSTRATING itattftn6en
tDerbe, pelde BON BEN a~merifanti6en SSQ>
brtfanten bel6tGt tperben ioute.
Der rgr6Bte & emperen3apo
1tel~ 1T tSegeniparttg per fra6ere S6uopsz
iptrtb 1no S~6nQpsiDffel Sranct5 MurpbD,
bon e1tl9eamertfanii6en 8ldttern aud
uWfurroteD" genannt. 81 6umm tpte er
alSitebtl tit er u6rtgens ntdt; er ma6t nit
letnen Gemperen5reben ipett Before Sc
i9dfte ais nit ieiner einitigen S6napsz
tptrtDl6qtt, uno 0aS @elo lit tbm bic
9anptla6e. 9aS iptiien jest audi Bic guten
9Saier1tlnpel in 9ituSDtIe, ga., nel6e,
i'm ebrlt6en @lauben, bab WturpbD elm
e0ler UNI. unetgennibi9er &dmpe i9rer
Sadie let, cine @inlabung an i'm ri6teten.
Ser gelb9tert9e 0ei9Gftsmann unb obgez
tetn1te 6eu6lerWtlrpbD anttportete ibnen 10:
@bri It'll d. 9 3zgeri a NJ II III
gen pon 6rareIs @urpbp, RbiLaOelpbia,
IS. 0toi IT.
Wteine lieben 9riioer!
Sd peroe i'm Stunt span3ig 1901 @orGeIunoen
balteI, ln6 ba Sbr mid baben iuolt, 10 ma6fP IS
mir 8er9nii9en, Sud tllnb5utbun, boB Sbr mid
gabea tonnt, penn Sbr lpbalo ais m69li9 eu9
an @uern 8ruber in GbrtIto.
Srarct3 Wurpbp.
q g. Oleine 8e6in9nnsen iir Sic etuz
3elgs 8orleIang itno $500 Gwetbunbsrt Doll
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1877-06-04

g6dtiafeit bieIes nit taum $3.50 be3a9Gz
ten 8icorS nit berientgeu zines u~nierer
fai6ionlDeIn 9teDerenbS\tn @piSpocal7 Doer
MISREPRESENTATION Stabgemetlbet ST her7
gIei9en- 0u6 IN DEM bier mitget0eiltet
8rtefe lel@ten duBere GnGiihten nuf @e7
AoIt, tlm4gsbung unb 2ebens9enlfie 6urb
au9 bent beutI6en Sicar lit iett 8tcartat
IN elmer 'SommerreitberSitobt Iieber olS
cine &farnst i'm 0ben SbtnmaEh, atIein
tper itebt 1u6t oas geiu1tOe, frti6e Yflt0t7
aus idoer Belle beroorlea6ten unb tper
frel1t iiGb nibt barber, 60B IS nod Wten7
iden gilt, Die cine 10 un9eQeure @rbcit ipte
bieier 8icar betpdltigen, p6ne ooB tbm et11e
alage tpegen gu serineen geQoItes iiber bic
Qipper tomnlt, ia Der ibn i'm 0egentbeil
reid getl1g fit ale feline Winl6c finoet.
Sffenbar milien ietne Munl9e borna9
angetgan ietn!
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THIS BRILLIANT PRODUCTION OF IT
heartily Endorsed by
ALL THE LEADING JOURNALS OF NEW YORK
ALL THE LEADING JOURNALS OF NEW YORK
as the greatest dramatic triumph Of the season"
The Herald Of Tuesday last says:
'he role Of heroine assumed by Miss Kate Meek
who rendered IL with intelligence and much pathos
and power Biou Heron acted charrningy, - usual"
The Sun of Tuesday last says
Miss Meek original conception OF the role
winning n distinct triumph In IT,"
The Telegram OF Tuesday last says:-
Miss Bou Heron appeared In her original character and
added the strength of There
neabe and almost ndescribabe aud sweetness In
Bijou's portrayal Of the deserted child"
THE GRAPHIC.
THE WORLD.
THE EXPRESS,
THE TRIBUNE,
THE TINES,
THE NEWS.
THE ENTIRE DAILY PRESS
UNANIMOUS IN PRAISE OF THIS
SPLENDID PRESENTATION
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~ to loP when reserved seat tickets may be bought,
MATINEE NEXT SATURDAY At $50.
EAGLE THEATKE.-AIMEEs BENEFIT TONIGHT.
SPECIAL NoTiCE.-sea,s for ,o-nght's Concert can
secured TO-DAY the box Office Of the Eagle Theatre.
which will be specially kept from 10 A. NJ to4P A.
TONIGHT WAsrER!i suSpAy, At NJ.
given by Nile AIMEE with the principal artists chorus
BENEFIT AND FAREWELL APPEARANCE
In New York Of
Mile. MARIE AIMEE.
Nile. AIMEE will sing the Wsta from Les Cents
om. " the Duet from Les Dragons viArs' with Mr..
Pretty As = Picture" and .Hildenrandt Montrosc."
o. rRoGRAMME.-rART !.
= Chorus from Ls Voyage en- ciine'i Basin
:, The Chorus Of the AIMEE OPERA TROUPE.
Mr. BRASCIART
Mile. MARIE AIMEE.
B Flute Solo, "Fantasie sur une Melodie de Cho-
Mr. UARKAX0i
Song Le'sTS an rI TSssrs sGl
T. Romance, .Les Ramcaux' .Paurs
Grand Duet from Lies Dragons dc v!llars .Maliart
Nile. MARIE A pAET I IL W. RAocLT.
O. Overture LA Gazsa Ladra'' ............. Rossni
TO- Chorus from "A Midsummer Nights Dream
Tho Chorus ., the AIMEE OPERA TKouPE.
- 's''AAo' ''.'.M liz. RAotLT OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
Il. Spanish Song. LIN Psloms."
- Du'' e M EsS's' KAoULr ana REiaE.
"a M)-"IIilderbrandt Monr1se,"
(b)-'Pretty US n Picture"
The Chorus and Orchestra under the direction OF Mr.
A. Pedgam. Doors open " "a commences a. precisely
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will be presen, snpenend personally the performance
the TELEPHONE.
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M'crLLouGH.-TAE FINEST cRAyoS rHoTo
Union square. .McCcLLOCGM As Y:RGINICs."
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A MA DICKINSON TOMORROW NIGHT AT THE
xAEagle Thestrs. Choice seats ~ the Windsor HotaL
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TUESDAY EVENING, April 2. first Grand Telephone
Concert ~ the ACADEMY or MUSIC. Brooklyn.
WEDNESDAY EVENING. April 4, second Telephone
Concert AZ STEISwAY HALL. when Miss
Y--------------
EMMA THcRSBY
the most Concert Vocalist, and other
distinguished Artists. will appear.
Admission Si Reserved so cents extra Reserved
Steinway Hail. also az Schirmers,
No. 7Oi Runans No. Ill Broadway, and Schuberh's,
No. % Union square.
A CADEMY or MUSIC. ITALIAN OPERA.
AALBITES OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. Directors
D. DE ..Manages
I REVIVAL OF A BRILLIANT SEASON OF
GRAND ITALIAN OPERA
IOF TWELVE NIGHTS AND FOUR MATINEES.
WITH THE HAVANA OPERA COMBINATION.
OPENING NIGHT, WEDNESDAY, APRIL 4,
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The Great Floods.

From oil points in the southern sections
OF the Middle States and the northern dis
tricts of the South Atlantic States reports
reach US of the destruction caused by the
floods. The progress of the storm, which
has been attended by such an extraor-
binary rainfall, has been very slow
along tho Atlantic coast, and consequently
each district has been subjected to down.
pour of rain of remarkable duration. Now
that great storm is likely to be developed
in the Mississippi and Ohio valleys
we fear that the area of devasta-
ton will be extended westward, and that
deplorable losses will be sustained. Our
special dispatches from various points in
the Virgnias describe scenes of destruction
that are unparalleled in the history of the
districts named. Richmond seems to suffer
from an inundation that threatens to create
enormous losses Of property and perhaps Of
life. The width of James river has increased
from three hundred yards to two miles,
many bridges are destroyed, and the water
is reported to be up to the second story
windows in all the business houses. Else