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The Lake County star., 1877-05-17
FALSE IMPRESSION

1t is generally supposed by a certain
class of citizens, who are not practical
or experienced, that Dyspepsia can not
invariably be cured, but we arc pleased
to say that GREEN'S AUGusT FLOWER
has never, to our knowledge, failed to
cure Dyspepsia and Liver Complaint
in all It's forms, stlch as Sour Stomach,
Costivencss, Sick Headache, Palpita-
ton of the Heart, low spirits, &c, &c.
Out Of 80, 900 dozen bottles sold last
year, not q single failure was reported,
but thousands Of complimentary Letters
received from Druggists Of Wonderful
cures. Three doses viii relieve any
case. Try 1t. sample Bottlcs 10 cents.
Regular Size IS cents. For sale by A.
NJ. Burnam. tj-23
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"A Repository of Fashion, Pleasure
and instruction" .gs,1
Harper's Bazar..
.t ~ uT'1+ lN q
ILLUSTRATED.
Notices ofMc Press.

NOflces 0T nc IFcSs. N -
For strictly household matters and
dress, Hdypcr's Basar Is altogether the
best thing published. To take IL Is u
matter of economy. No lady can af-
tion IL gives will save her very much
more money than the subscription
price, besides giving the household an
interesting literary visitor. --,C Chicago
Journal st sn.z .f.ras f,f,t
Hd,pcr's Bdzdr is profuscly illustrat-
ctl, and contains stories, poems, sketch
cs, and essays Of ~ most attractive char
acter. . In its literary and artistic
features, the B0zdr Is unquestionably
the best Journal OF its kind In the coun-
try.-Sutard ~ Eccniny Gazette, Bos-
ton. f's Rt ~ = a.filt@
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"If," exclaimed .Ir. Pecksniff, cx-
tending his right hand, in which grace
fully reposcd IA yellow bandana hand
kerchief, "lf should say that theliglt-
running Domestic Sewing Machine H.
not the best manufactured, would 1t be
te-rcw?" And when MIR. Pecksnifi
picked himself up at tile bottom Of the
stairs In Il very dilapidatcd condition,
he determined to abandon the pro-
pounding of conunirums, and even de-
cidc,l not to return to that sewing cir
Gle for his yellow bandana. 20
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Unique tionably the best sustained
work Of the kind in tho world.S
Hamper r,'sI Ma aga zin Q
ILLUsTRATED
Z N0ficc 0f Me R.css

l- = &'VffeV ~ 'Fft a TtoN.
The Magazine has attained In lis ono ouar.
ter century and more Of existence 10 that point
where IL may be said oft, In the words OF DR.
Johnson, .lt is vain tp blame and useless tO
praise." The lustre OF Its Iong-ago-attainesl
reputation bns tncrcaad ns the year has
pnsscd, and It's future seems as bright IL not
brighter than MT any time since the golden
hue of prosperity settled around It's later and
best ycars.-B,o0kiyR F0gie.
4 .Hor,er's Monthly. Is marked by the SAND
charocterisllcs which gave IL circulation from
the flrst with tho bctter class OF readers. IL
combines reading matter with illustrations
In way to make clear and vivid. the facts
presented. Pictures merely designed to catch
Chicago Journal. .itl i
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Boy Wanted.

The right kind of q boy, aged from 10
to l. years, can find a good home till y
years of age, on a farm, and n start In
life ut thst pcriod.g For further partic-
ulars, enquire at the SCAR office, or of
John J. Andrews, Iatcs township. 4
4-l5tf - s . .,...f...e ..... 3
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TO THOSE. BUILDING:

Ouors IN ti,e sfs,e nnd for tho least money. "A
cIcan, F,nvpth, true window H as inportont q
part, and used ps p,uch ns any other rart of a
with he'd FnENflH 0Iksp ,srt and warranted rafu
honss, aud as cheap ~ roughIy-made article
pHfNcm ard d'xMIsilI('A N GLASS, MI sinss''
Sosl11s hnd sinaic thickn~rr, wholesale and rc.
tail DOR Dwellings. store Fronts, etc. All kinds
Htnin4I fJeurcd md Ennfneied 9inss for Doors,
f>ids ilthfs, pArloss, etc scad yeur SlensS ran
auln atA va wall ~nd you fpcctai rates. We
:s3a s "a H. q w I's w. E''e psssssfs ssfs''
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Law 4 Real Estate once, ,

A. Reed City, Mich. N. A. -Hartigan, late Of
besa law schools ln tlss country has formed q
1ertnepship with A.. shaw, Of Reed t'ity, for
the fr2ctice of Law, Transferring Real Estate,
1nAuraice, &c. owners Of land wishing to
disposs ofthe same by placing the description
IN their hHnds, csu depend on having every
effort put forth to find purchasers. We have
cempiets Abstracts Of lake and Osccola coun-
ties. Abstracts furnished on short notice.
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TAILORING. [ !. {.
John II. Auer,
TAILOR e. GUTTER,
.a Reed City, Mich. 1852
Mill For Sale,

weoff..r for sale onc-iialf interest In n wafer
saw mill, located convenient to Il. Il. Z. Rail
way, at kinne Creek. viii sell for 500; slUO
cash; si.o In work of saving, and will al o,
Conn & RADcLTFFE,
fa .ut ser... .f baldwin. Mith
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weather. Report

The following weather report was
prepared and furnished by Lees, Cobb,
ofYntes township; Ae.ig ~ ng's q -
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Wcbber Township,


WEBER TOWNSHIP, May il, ~.
psEDIToR SpAR:-Thc citizens OF this
township are not heathcns by any
means, as has been supposed; but are a
church-goipg people. factions speak
louder than words.'' tVe
The preaching at the school-house OH
last Sunday, waslargeIy attended. Af-
ter preaching, q Sabbath School was
organized of (which Mrs. William
Thompson was chosen Superintendent.
And also, anotler appointment given
out, for John A. Matthias to preach
Sunday afternoon, at 2 o'clock, May
9TH. '',is,.i 9isier siR 81 r.. ~ iiih
A. few God-forsaken, representing
themselves as a fishing party, from one
Of our neighLorlng cities, OIL last Sun.
day, While the most Of our pcaccablc
citizens. were at church, passed through
this ncighborhood on their way to the
lakes. We would just kindly say to
those city chaps, "Iscmcmbor Sodom
and Gomorrah,' 2 and beadmonishcd.
tarFsHrff y .afrt. ~ u
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REED CITY MILLINERY.


The LATEST STYLES or GOODS,
the Lowest Prices, and entire satisfac,
tiOn to customers always guaranteed.
My customers who expressed them
selves so well pleased with their Fall
or Winter Hat or Bonnet, can now be
quite as well pleased with a
81 43t.,h aH ~. 4s,. ,.AbL .nrs
7 SPRLNG, OR SUMNER HAT
1 got two consignmentsp per month,
Sougilt at the lowest cash price in New
York, which enables me to offer great
Inducements to customers In the way
of Price and Fashion. ~ iI1-s
f. S. PATTERSON.
South side Upton Ave-, 1gTsh
Reed City, Mich. If
nHst -.fH sl 1lsl Tt1sae
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EMMETT COON & CO..
Have received their
l,.t +, emil a'osa.ss -
s'l..e4 -l,fs r..-ss. tt.f faea5aftl a.tf fstt
Spring 4 SHm4atr Statk;

And for the benefit of their many
customers and the public general
ly in this vicinity, will here state
that they have the best selection
of goods, and the lowest prices
ever offeredin this market. They
wish it distinctly understood that
they will not be undersOld either
by home or foreign competition.
A cordial invitation is extended to
all, to call and examine goods and
prices. q. a
,fssf ssfI I' a-.ea's'. t.-ea 4-5-5O
-....,.- NJ -.uall aa.nl t--. = .ol-a.
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: C,snty, Surveyor, Lake county,
Michigan. VIII pttciid promptly to
III calls fer Surveying, lcvelinG, plat.
ting, Happlng, lard looking, and all
bsisIness II his line. Charges reason
skla. Address, Nirvana, Lake To-,
MIeA. 4SI ly I
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TO Our Lady Readers.

Weekly average, 52.0I degrees above aero.
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25:srss.f Tor Rs''RcS' cn'se sIsE1 %lsS
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Il. ". Jenkins, II. D.,

~ homeopathic Physician 4 Surgeon.
Once snd residence OH SlossOn 4 avenue,
Heed City, Mich 5i tyi, So
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100000 ACRES 80. a. "a.
~r.fflsst "a - "
nr itCi F7rss1
Yftssa
ls s8a taaH
SPLENDID
MICHIGAN LANDS
FOR SALE. "a

The Grand Rapids and Indiana Railroad having
Deen nnshrd 10 Little Traverse Bay, terminus PEI
osky long, and Its entire land graz learned
Special Bargains for 1874 and 1851 ~
To Individuals or Colonies ~ Fifs
In Farming Lands to actual settlers II
Over one hundred and t,reafy thousand ae,vsbovc
been sold The lands are reilfips6ered and make
tne eoesl ktnd JJdins when improved. Sojks st,0n0
ana OF great producing power. Railroad runs
through the grant. Michigan l. one of the Losf jD
detfedandmost prosperous Statesin the Iuion. Ito
schools are uneqnaled. Its financial standIsr No,
!: Nodhlculty I'm transportation. Markets good
Terms. 4 down, balancein five annual pnymcnts,
Interest per ccnt. Ett.fh ,lilf'1i1i
Secure A home Now:
The lands are north OF Grand Rapids. and IN tbs
counties Of Kent, Montcani. Newsygo, .Mecn.tn,
Isabella, Clare. Osccola. LAKE. Manistee Wexford
ias Mlssankce kaka,ka Grand Traverse, 0tscgo, An.
The partsf Michigan i'm which these lands are
y0T A WILD DERNEsS BY ANY NEANS
butcontainsa population Of
TWO HUNDRED THOUSAND SOULS
and is rapidly nling mp with settlers from Canada,
Sweden. Norway. Holland, and FROM almost every
State In tho Union. t.s ~ anfVt.3
ltwillrapidly advance In price. under prompt i'm
ing relocation, The wood and timber alone will.
In many locations, more than pay for thciand.
Address ~ -t IJT FITI
w. o. HUGHART. com,r.
, 24-f4 sl GRAND RAPIDS MfCr.
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DUPONCO'S GOLDEN PERIOD
ICAL PILLS arc the surcst and safest
remedy for ladies In delicate helth. t5-34
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BALDWIN House, 9 I.

Q This Hou~e has been newly finished
snd rc-f6rnished, and VIM be kept in
Art-clats style. Charges reasonable.
0eOd bling. +. IhdermilL, Proprie-
t6f, BAld win, Mich. N1 3-36
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is77 May 7am.apnn opm Ayer'se Wind
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3nsinsss Sarss.
J William A. Deuress.

~ Tressurnr Of Lake county. VIII at-
tend Pr0mptlyI and carefully to all bus
iness rel~tiAg to- payment Of resident
and .Ia 11l.res,,els TsIr @ s Ses- Address Bald
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-04-11
CITY AND POLIGE ITEMS.

RopDEnY. Sarah James, Emma Smith and
Lucy Smith we're arrested last evening, on Dry.
AIDES street, by Officers Farrell and Mcdonald
and incarcsrated in the Central Station, charged
with robbery.
DnorrEp DgAD.--Last evening George Lawson,
aged 65 years, member OF Mississippi Fire
Company No. 2, dropped dead at bis residence
No. 227 Poydras street. The Coroner held m
inquest and returned verdict OF heart disease.
Nor LraHT CuAnag.--The light Of other days
have flown, murmn cd J. u. Heidman when hs
was entering coll in the Central Police Station,
on the charge Of putting out street lights.
TAKING COMMAND or THE SECOND PnEorNer.- --
Capt. W. II. Manning, In connection with his
captaipcy OF the Central station. yesterday took
charge Of the Second Precinct Station. Now
that the Captain 10 IN command, robbores viii be
less frequent In this precinct.
CUTTING AFrRAY.-~At half past eight o'clock
last evening difficulty took place on Carondelet
street, corner OF Galliope, between VIM. Henry
and Spencer Washington, which terminated in
the former being cut twice by q razor In the
hands Of The latter. The wounded man was Mt
tended by DR.. Logan, who pronounced the cuts
not dangerous. Washington made his escape.
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short Items.

At 7 o'clock Sunday evening n burglar broke
into the office OF II. Mcdonald, No. 1t6 Caron1e-
let street, and succeeded In stealing the follow
ing articles, to witt coat. cane chair looking
glass, one pair OF clippers. one wash pitcher and
four umbrellas.
immursd In the Third Precinct station. Joseph
Potoueher preferred the charge.
At the instgation of John sambrada. Andrew
Balf was arrested and noarosrated in the Third
Precinct Station. charged with tho larceny OF
twenty dollars.
John Williams, q steamboatmsn, il tied up In
the Third Precinct Station, charged with the lar
ceny OF revolver, the property of one VIM.
Martin.
Charles Fox, at the request of Thos. Wilson.
WAS arrested at the corner Of Old Leyee and Bar
racks streets and locked up In tho Third Gala
booze. charged with assault and battery and
robbery.
For the larceny of t2i and o brass watch, An
drew Cards was given new deal ia the Third
Station house.
Jake Wooaher, John Francois, Joseph Ager and
Peter McGloin, sugar and molasses pilfsrers by
profession, were locked up in the Harbor Station.
Mary ftlliyan, for having twenty pounds OF
corn in her possession. supposed to have boon
stolen, was inearcerated In tho Harbor Station.
Thomas Dowd. who broke iail on tie first oil
April. In the Seventh Precinef, was arrested by
officer Munden yesterday.
Last evening buggy belonging TO G.. w.
Leonard colidtd with street car No. 60, nj tho
corner of Poydras and Cnrondelet streets. throw
the car from tie track. No one hurt. Damage
slight
Officer Riley. while making M arrest on Du.
maine street, near Royal, Lost fire. key, with
brass tag, numbered 30 attached. ANY ono having
found same will confer favor by leaving IL with
Capt. Kelly, at the Third Precinct Station.
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Tn katie.
tIFor the N. o. Democrat

For the N. O. Democrat
know little maiden bright,
with eyes of witehipg blue,
With hair, where gints Of golden light
Come sbi1nmering through and throusin
This maidens eyes, like April skies,
Are full Of changing flashes:
In merry glance the blue CRIBS dance,
Then droop their humid lssbss.
With sun-lit smiles and merry wiles
She stlrs my hearts recesses.
And sorrows gloom Ger mem'ry's toombs
Hoethss with her dear oarssses.
With nimble fingers, def and slim.
Behind my chair she'll stesl,
To pull my esr or pluck my ohip,
And every other mischief 3 in
That rougish maidens feel.
Her presence Is my sole delight.
I'm dreary when she goes
+ far me, old Times tiresome fight
viii bring my pet to womab's height,
IRE have reaped bis SHOWS.
All me these numbing strokes OF fate.
These singing blows Of time,
How lies win love, and love turns hate,
How trusts come early, aud doubts come lale,
And mookings follow thyme.
Apyi 1871 n
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THE COURTS.
superior Criminal Court.

NOTION.
Shooting, e'c.--Albert Rey, colored. convicted
April o. Mott N for new trial fixed for Satur-
day, 18th instant.
ON TRIAL.
Murder-State va. Ernest Westerhagen and
Mrs. Mary Il. Pringle, indicted November "a,
1875, for the murder Of Benjamin Wadsworth, on
the morning of October 10, 1876 on Bienville,
between Tonti and Rocheblsve streets. For the
prosecution, Attorney General Ogden and Assist
ant Attorney General Egan. For the defense,
Charles Il. Nuremberg, Esq, for Westerhagen
J. Hagin, Esq, for Mrs. Pringle.
First District Court.
ACQUITTED.
Trespass Whitfield.
CONVICTED.
Larceny Charles Brown.
TRANSFERRED.
Obtaining money under false pretences--Louia
Lemon. The affidavits showing on Its face q
charge Of forgery, therefore case sent before the
Superior Criminal Court.
SENTENCED.
Larceny-John Carr, Charles Brown, one year
hard labor.
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The Wrlnglng In OF Jake.

Jake Brown was furnish ed snt Of apartments
in the Central Btation. charged by John Binder
with embezslement,
II appears that Jake borrowed Johns gold
ring to ornament his hand but after he had worn
II o few days be discovered that his pocket
book was empty. and pawned the ring TO repenish
hia pocket book.
John heard Of the little transaction and. yeeter4
day, meeting Jake at the corner Of Olsibofne and
aasquet streets, called Officer CLARK and had him
arIeAtad.
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The permanent international exhibit
ton will be opened with appropriate
at Philaaelpbia, on the 10th of May.
The President has promised to attend
the opening. There IRE Us many depart
ments In this supplementary exhibition
as there were In the Centennial, and 1t
Is said the arrangement of tho articles
will be- better. Musical performances
will be o prominent feature of the exhi-
bition
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READING Matter,

Genuine enterprise Ia always sure to be
crowned with success. Btaub. who has estab-
lished cheap newsstand at Geldthwaite's book.
store on Exchange Alley, Is bri liant example of
the abovs aphGfism. Every day enlarges his
stock Of newspapers and periodicals., and proper.
tonately increases the number OF his customers.
OBe OF his latest aceessions IL Puth, finely illus
tratsd and rsoy sHtiraoal weekly. at it's fourth
nuuibrr
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bill 10 authorize payment Of pro rata Of taxes
due on lands In certain oasss. Referred TO the
Judiciary Committee.
Mr.. Kerneehan called up bic joint resolution,
providing that no extra compensation shall be al
lowed TO the chairman on contingent expenses aud
enrolment Of the House, and the ehairnsn Of
The committees oil enrolment and finance and
audit OF the Senate, except for ten days after the
sessions. The resolution Was passed finally.
A lengthy communication was received from
citizens oil Houms favoring and indorsing the
Nichols government and eondemning any pro.
posed compromises that would affect the result of
the late election. The communication Was
ordered TO be spread on the minutes.
JOINT sEsH1oN
The Senate met the House In Joint session, arc
the General Assembly proceeded to ballot for a
United States Senator. with the following result:
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New Goops.-Messrs. M. L. B,rne Co. are
displaying . beautiful line Of spring goods which
they have just unpacked and which they have
marked down to SUIT the times. From the way
their store is crowded We should judge another
shipment will be necessary to supply the demand;
however they are determined to sell their goods
ct very low figure and endeavor to give satisfac-
ton to all.
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HEPTAsOPHs.
Their Reception Last Night.

Last evening there was large turnout OF the
nine ConcIaves Of this city TO receive the visiting
members OF that popular order. Early in the
evening, The home Concaves paraded the streets,
and, after serenading the newspaper Offices,
fhey marched to he depot Of the Mobile road
"a receive their guests from that city. On the
arrival VI ouz wishing Aisnds saIuts MAS fred
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by the Washington Artillery, aud afterwards the
guests Of our home Cuaelsyes wars conducted 10
rest and quiet.
After the salute fred by the following squad Of
the old battalion, the resident members vel.
coined their guests at the depot OF the Mobile
road Judge Tissot made the apeeoh oil welcome
and Ii was responded TO by the Hon. VIM. H.
Foster, 6f Virginia After the visitors had been
welcomed, the body paraded the streets and sere-
naded the several papers.
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The month Of May is coming, the month OF
flowers. Of love and Of sunshine. The ladies who
take interest Ia the Church OF the Annunciation
have decided upon giving grand May festival
for the benefit of The church. There will be
dancing around the May pole, music, and corona
ton OF the May Queen. It will all come off on
the LIST OF May, and the paltry sum Of fifty cents
for ticket will cover All expenses,
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A gentleman, who rather suspected
some one was peeping through the key
hole OF his office door, investigated with
q syringe full Of pepper sauce, and went
nome to find his wife had been cutting
wood. and chip had hit her ii the eye.
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Am Annual Cnnncll.

The thirty-sixth annual council Of the church
in Louisiana will be held In Trinity Church, Jack
son street, this day "Wednesday. At 1917 o'clock.
The council will continue in session three days.
Morning prayer, with sermon, each day at t6l1s,
o'clock. On the FIRST day the Sacrament Of Tho
Holy Communion will be celebrated. The bust
ness sessions will be held In the evening at I
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Now, all we ask of Mr.. Hayes Ii TO
keep off his 'boys Ia blue" and lot us
settle our little family difficulty with
the pretender, Packard, In our own way.
We don't care fig for the soldiers In
New Orleans and the two war ships In
the river. II be will tell them to mind
any event. We propose this compro-
mise to him and his Commission Let
them say that they will be umpires,
and allow us three days to settle the
dispute. III ut the end of that time
twenty-five men have been killed, ind
IL there Is vestige OF the Packard gov
eminent left in the State, the White
Leaguers and bulldozefs so.called) will
enlist IN the Packard militia, and pledge
sacred honor" to maintain his authority
against all eomers.-[ Alexandria Demo-
crat.
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Hnilsa kIlraean.

DIR. George Il. Pratt was elected on Monda,
night House Surgeon OF the Charity Hospital
against DIR. Smythe, originally appointed by Ber
Butler, and who has occupied the situation since
the solvent Of the wonsn-ipsultsr In New Or.
leans
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A New York policeman shot at q mad
dog and hit q man In the neck. When
you see policeman pointing his pistol
at you, stand still and smile. IL you
duck or dodge the result is uncertain.
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MreritIsa

The Minerva Dramatic Clnb give their fourth
entertainment at Minerva Hall, on Friday even
ing, tyth inst, at o'clock.
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BURNETTs FLAvoRINa ExTRACTs-Are use
and endorsed by the best hotels. confectionert
grocers and the frat families in the country.
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AMUsEH isN rs.
April, 1871

ACADEMY on Musio-Ths play Of Hossdaleis
will be performed at the matinee to-day Az
night, ELLIE, or the Cherry Tree Inn,'' win be
presented.
,GHUNHwALp HAIL.--Tbe complimentary bene-
fit rendered 10 Mr.. orriani, Ut The lste Varieties
Company, takes place tonight at Gfunewald
Hall,
IRELAND AS IT WAs.-This evening, at at.
Patriek's Hall. those well known veterans In the
minstrel business, who compose the grand Hiber@
MAN troupe, will hold forth at 1T. Patriek's Hall.
The display will doubtless be worthy Of tbs past
reputation Of McEvoys entertainments.