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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-01-28
MUSIC AND THE DRAMA.
EXIT M0DJESKA.

ModieSka ended her engagement at the
Fifth Avenue Theatre Saturday night The house
densey crowded and the spectators deeply moved
II very long stage hes presented example
% conspicuous, so brilliant and so entirely
weiescrvcd that which has crowned the noble abos
OF this extraordinary artist Modjeska. her first ap
pearanee In this city-actng Adreane Lce0urreur-
Of once gained the sympathy and admiration Of
thoughtful judges OF dramatic art The character and
experiences OF Adrenne however less actual. for
the general mind than those OF Conie, in which she
afterwards acted: and therefore she did not at
stand revealed 10 the eyes OF all the world But, in
Camille she was fully disclosed She is genius and she
Is an ar;.t She knows and feels the elemental emotions
OF human nature and she express them, they
involved IN combinations Of dramatic form, with per
fcetly clear purpose and with perfectly adequate
power. ability. taste and effect. This makes her
q great actress. and puts her at the head Of
her profession. Natures like Modiessa have
wide scopc Of conquest They win and satisfy the exact
ing thought Of the udicous few equally with the unver
sn instincts OF the thoughtless many They are not
merely cmbodens Of feeling but Of feeling controlled.
and used ana shaped by mind They can live and they
make others Lively sympathy-in the realm OF the
Imagination. Modjeska has made ComHe a living SUI
fcnng human being. 70 ali her spectOrsa vital type OF
natural goodness, whred into by cruel chance.
redeemed from sin By pure, holy. self sacri-
feiug love-and, at tho sane- time she has
lifted the character and experience into an ideal
atmosphere. AT can do no moro than tbs
but The gcnus tina, reach this result In is treat
meu Of this subject surely rch resources
for the treatment OF higher themes. Modjeska, It is
pleasant q know viii act In New York again before the
close Of tie present season In such hands - hers
equally honorable, blamecss and potent the Influences
OF the stage often welded by Of vicious quail
ny and puny brain. well bestowed and well cm
poyed The works OF such an artist may properly en-
gage thought For the most part, In this period the
stagc Is hsrren fy0lons and dctcs'ahlc Artists like
hOdicata and Edwin Booth-whO chance 10 be here at
the same timcuake Il serious matter and yindcae 10
from much meried reproach. Tonight Modleska will act
a. the Arch. ia Philadelphia.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-01-28
LIE WoNpERruL TELLuRIpE.-Professor

IHE WONDERFUL IELLURIDE.-Pr0fess0r
]. Adm Smith, State Gcologst OF Colorado lately tele
graphed that the most remarkable strike made since
1875 the wonderfully rich telluride belt Of Colorado
had just been made in the crOsscut from the American
to the Ajax lode the American Consolidated Compa-
nys property The mail brings full description OF the
vein and samples OF the which prove to be as
rich telluride and free gold ore as tie famous samples
from the American some OF which have yielded at the
United States Assay Office here at the rate OF $4,000
per ton, and others up high as 100000 per ton
The workings In the American itself continue To show
OF with depth and increase in average value
The developments continue to increase the reserves OF
ore notwithstanding the increase OF output. Working
on the " slide" the newly acquired property OF the
American being pushed in shaft aud level and this
holds its exceptional average the Developments In
the vein yielding 5000 per mining fathom The en-
tire opened by nearly LOCO feet OF shafts and
levels in the slide still intact stopping having
been done to date. This however, will soon be done,
probably doubling the output of the American Consol-
dated The immediate effect of these Is ex
traOrdnary stimulus to mining and business throughout
the entire belt OF this the richest ore ever found.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-01-28
PNBLIC OPINION.

They have just found out down East that
the Tail Sycamore of the Wabash is hollow log II IL
due 10 MI VOORHEES, thHt hc ~ ia rrspo-
sble for the atencss Of the discovery Council Bluffs
Nonpareil Q,epJ
The President has publicly assumed personal
responsibility for his nominations. and he must be sui
fercd stand upon it, Therefore we cannot to
shift the burden upon That weak band Ol political iraBps
and tur coats WHO are called Cabinet Utica pull
can (RepJ
A rygOods box in q crossroads town in
Missouri which supports but church library. and
half dozen dOggerics, IL not the best place To study
craftsmanship, and therefore allowance must he
made for Clever. But that why he should
proceed address 10 the President OF the United States
letter 50 full Of insult and assumption that IT. would
disgrace an ordinarily webred Texas ranger-I Indian
apojls Journal (RcpJ
MAKING FOOIISHNESs OF THE WHOLE BUSINESS
Prom The Cincinnati Times.
The mighty importance of every man in the
employ OF tue Administration sticking to his place.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-01-28
UNFORTUNATELY THERE Is SOME TRUTH IN

from Inc Nflr Tofk t.mmfrcl1I ttr'riIfer.
Stanley MatthCWS's silver resolution passed
the senate Yesterday hy vote al 81 III the affirmative TO
- In the negative. without int ndiuR 10 give offence
President HAYES his admirers II might he well
to inquire who is responsible for Mr. Matthew's pres
ence In the United States Senate Chanb r. Has he
earned the honor 10y long aud faithful service to the
partyi Has he ability experience. and hign character
ABOVE every Otncr Republican In the state Of Ohio.
that entitled him To the place Lmphaticaly
no! General Garfield had long represented his
constituency the country AMI the party with marked
ability ant credit. IL was the conceded leader Of
The Republican forces III the House OF Representatives.
lie was known 10 be sound tue currency question
He was the fyOre of the Republican members II the
Legislature lie would have rcprseucd OHIO IN The
ate instead Of Stanley Matt lCws bat for tic unus;ifablc
Interference 0f President Hayes We viii not stop ~ in
uuirc why President Hayes preferred Matthews to Gar
field The President has been making just such mis-
takes he went 10 Washington. II the Bland
silver B .Angld be- passed his Veto the country
Will be- likely 10 learn who irresponsible for lis bccOm
ing law.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-01-28
EDWIN BOOTHS PERFORMANCES.

The dark and terrible tragedy of "0thello"
represented at Booths Theatre Saturday night
and Edwin Booth again thrilled mis- pubic by his match
less performance Of Iago n IL were not for certain
sombe. siciious air Of selfcOncentrauOna certain
monastic rcscrvcwheh IL an attribute 10 the appear
OF this actor, his I0go would be perfect A. II -
he presents tue IDEAL. and In guisc for which hut
the faintcst allowance il ncedful. Irgo. played
by him. is "of exceeding honesty and OF a most
seductive FEASIBILITY. The spirit OF tue passages with
Rodergo is bun hearty and humorous. yet darkly sub
tie The deInODiae element Ia only made obyious-sef
declared and cNutant-in the s0liloqgics ana In the
awful Dight-sccne which encompasses the murder OF
Rodergo Mr. Booth at the moment when fnJo ercaiins
"How silent Is this town." gives to the per
sonatiOn one OF the most illumnatiye touches
that genius has ever promptod-and the spectator
Secs, with thrill OF horror quite uncoDtrOllable
the swift birth OF the inspiration 10 murder This is one
Of the fearfully true elements that make up tho
work. There In noed however. TO descant on Mr.
Booths Iggo The sternost OF acting have
sedel thai ranks with bis Hamlet In point Of singcness
Of personality unity OF parts. and sustained identified
Non; and that work Ne standard IN these essentials
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-01-28
FRANK ESTIMATE OF TWO JOURNALISTS.
From H. y ShaiteyS Ncc York letter 10 The Ciereidnd
Hcrdld.
enceS every dav of the inten-

| get new evidences every uay OF tne lnicn-
sity Of fccuc AL classes OF people here upon the
silver question. The business community l. particularly
Indignant about the effects Of the cheap dollar agitation
upon trade. leading publisher said 10 me This morn
ing, "The silver denagogucs in the West have ruined
fair PROSPECTS, of revival of business, and post
pnned FOR another AZ least recovery from the
of the hard We were in excellent condition
for PROMPT return prosperity when this new anat
SIN broke In the West The balance OF trade was
heavily in favor. Our per cent bonds going
If like bot cakes in Europe. Prices had got down Ia
hard pan. surplus stocks Of IN mufdctnrel articles hl
been Drkcl or our people had all abIu Toned waste
ways living and had gone back Ia the practice OF
their economies. In word every thing ready
:or fresh start and long career OF prosperity. when
the reckless Western dcmaogues and Western newspa-
prrs began Their howl for sham dollar" Broadway
merchant speaking in much the vein said: Murat
and Joe McdIll chiefly responsible for
other year of !uincss and close times Ihe Cincinnati
ON neTcal and me ChicdgO Tribune have done more
than all other influences together to demoralize public
..fim i'm ne Nest"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-01-28

PANAMA, Jan. 17.-Gcncral Julian Trujillo,
Prcsidcntccct OF the Republic Of Colombia arrived
Panama the 9TH inst, and left Tor Bouaycntura,
his way to the Cauca Valley, the b. During his stay
The ISthmus there great iciUAngs and lie left
amid the utmost enthusiasm.
LONDON, Jan. pa Reuter- Telegram, dated
Rome to-day, says the POrc's unfavOrabc symptoms
continue. and ms Holiness is in very low condition. but
is not believed that there any serious cause for alarm
4
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-01-28
BRIsTOW's VIEW OF THE SITUATION.
Wdshtngton Dispaich 10 The Phtladeiphfd Press .

Ex-Secretary BristOw, Ill speaking OF tne
controversy between Senate and the President sa
that far he could Judge its effects upon the parry
did not extend beyond the Capital and that the people
did for tine Senate that on the financial ques-
iiOn both parties much mxed and II Is npossiDe 70
say with what effect upon existing party organizations
that il Congress had authorized tie funding OF legal
tenders as desired time ago. specie payments
wOuld have been reached before this and the strain OF
recedng values would have been passed. financial opera
lions havin. reached solid basis, business would no"
he the road 70 prosperity and the business u
asters which inevitable under any circunst dnces
would have been no worse Than since experienced
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-01-28
"REpunlATIoN ON EYERY RALLOT"
HAS th1s mnney-rower no foresightl Ilas !

Has this moncy-powcr no foresight Has it
80 pOwCr dynatiUn Can II not perceive what Is
plain written upon the face II events Does II not
know the people, VINO have 50 frequently been the
wet ms Of surcpou, and dishonest legislation, have
about rcache mat uolnt when II will not do for hrir
servants ccyc their protests with nattention II
may be- that the money power VIII succeed III its plans
contract. IA 10 defeat the rcmnnet:Zat!un OF
silver; may b" mat IN the attempt 90 ada to their i'll
gotten gains they will succeed in forcing further
trun of business aud further oppression Of the poor
but when they have succeeded, what then Craving
from the common rmn they Will lind Reputation
written upon every ballot. We wan them now,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-01-28
GREAT FAMINE IN CHINA.

\. A. Low has received The following tcIe
gram from Mr. stahcl, the American vice-Consul AT
shanghai: "Appalling famine raging throughout four
provinces OF North China. Nine millions Of people are
reported destitute Children daily sold for food The
Foreign Relief Committee appeals 10 America and ing
land for Assistance and rrqup SIS Ia form Amer
lean Relief Committee. Collect funds and deposit them
wIth the agent Of the Hong Kong Bank"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-01-28
THE FOLLY THE SENATE SANCTIONS.
FrDrl Tie Huntington HGlcgEy.
[ il the hnirht of fnllY after enduring

III Is tnc Htt@Ht vi iOiiy, Ultci ciluui us ".i
the Inconvenience OF resumption TO run away from HIS
benefits aud begin the course Of alternate Imitation
aud depres sion which has already cost such miscries
When loOL the period OF neatly sixteen wears
since gold low as II Is today. 1t becomes matter
OF utter anilzenr that any intelligent man would seek
1T this iuncturc 10 undo what has bren done and sac
feed by attempting to substitute cheaper" currency
Tor the tfue standard OF values. Grcenacks now lack
only b cents OF par valuation win gold what folly
t.cn the approach to iar and again unsette
IL cnfl rrinl Xnl1na
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-01-28
LATEST SHIP NEWS.

MOVEMENTS OF OCEAN STEAMSHIPS.
QUEENSTOWN. jan 27.-The Allan Line steamship Mora
Wan Capt Graham Baltimore jan Is via Halifax for
Liverpool has arrived here
PLYMOUTH. JAN 27-Ihe Hamburg American Line steam
ship Herder Capt Brandt from NewYork jan II for Ham
burg, arrived here today.
[FOr other Ship Nets see Third Fage
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-01-28
ALARM IN SANTO DOMINGO.

HAVANA, Jan. 25.-Therc is great excitement
in 5dnlo Domingo and IIay In consequence Of report
iEat treaty Will bc signed with spain giving her protcc-
tion the latter country. Baezs unpOpuiarty has
increased In consequence.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-01-28
A LESSON FROM THE s!iNATE VOTE.
From The Bugiip ErpTsss.

The more sharply the issue Is drawn-the
moro clearly II Is made 10 appear that the Republican
party party OF hoHcst money, and the Democratic
party the party OF imitation and Reputation the
imperative becomes for individuals 10 and accept
the classification OF the parties tns lea ling ana
range themselves ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS better II VIII be Tor
every material interest OF the county
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-01-28

TpiuryH OFFICE, Jan. 2S-1 q. m.-DurIng the vari-
able weather Of Saturday and Sunday there were several
corresponding fluctuations OF arpressurc ending last
night Gas shown In the lower dIagram) In iapi
decline The temperature has been more uniform aud
high for the season. -
lowed by Gle ring weather aud cold Nbi .uy % -
pecied to-day, aud fair. cool weather to'Lh"iiv"'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-01-28
PASSENGERS ARRIVED.

FROM BREMEN-Tn Steamship Odcr.-L. 2. Dommerich
and family A. Lehman. Dr. c. Won Boemer ~ II; Gamon J..
Strauss Emmerich. H. l.. Scott and family, w Remy, W.
Veefhof j and family, Katharine Wick, r. Schmidt
T. Bresneck, f. KonOd and family Emil kisper Caroiino
FeuchteT, John Chapman
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-01-28
MIfSlCAI. NDIES

The English Glec Club will begin on We'd
nesiay q short soiies OF afternoon performances at
Chckcring Hail.
Dr. Damr0sch begins next week course OF
sunday evening concerts at Gimores Garden. lie
10 omises an orchestra OF 100 players.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-01-28
SUGAR FRAUDS AT NEw.ORLEANs.


NEw-ORLEANs, La, Jan. 27.-ExtensIve SUI
car fraud, have within tie past week been discovered
At the Custom House. IN 3 city. involving the Bechcr
usl Refinery ~ LoHi7 IN tie importation OF sugars
1, II inferior grade. lase shipment by the British
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-01-28

steamship Mississippi, which was landed hero and
shipped In bond by three steamboats, to st. Louis has
been ordered to be seized for by which
the Government would lose some $4,000.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-01-28

Business IL Du.-Try stock speculation. Thousands OF
dollars often made from investment OF one hundred
Send Alex rockingham & Co.. brokers' ~ Wallst. for
their Weekly Financial Report, sent free
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-01-28
MIDNIGHT WEA IUER REPORT.
GOVERNMENT INDICATIONS.

For the Middle Atlantic States, cloudy
and rainy followed by clearing weather, south
ciy ycering much colder invest winds and failing
followed by rising barometer.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-01-28

Patents. trademarks &c,
Secured In the United and foreign countries Dy
ARTHUR V. BRIEsEN'S PATENT AGENCY,
1858 Broadway New-lork
Best references. send for book OF Instruction
stolen Monday January 81 from tho house. 20 East 7th.
at miniature vi great value 10 the rect
ef by her mother painted ivory, gold back
Please TO Desk Of Tribune Office liberal
reward paid.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-01-28
Our schools.
THEY MIST AND SHALL BE PRESERVE

THEY MUST AND SHALL DE PRESERVED.
blow is now aimed az Public by the threatened
reduction Of the teachers salaries.
Wine her proceeds merely from narrow minded anu ms
taken policy deeper design OF political schemeS 10
uyer Inc attention indignant people IRON legion OF
high aared useless Officials this acon taken Will be
moi only unjust dscOaragng AMI degrading 10 the now
unerpad teachers IN oar schools, but also
the eciehcy ana usefulness OF
excellent school System.
The privilege Of free and liberal education 10 all the ch.
ren Oh our nation which the American people Will
hermit to be hamprred either by parSmony intrigue.
10 therefore, against such action, massmoeting
viii be held IOOpe. Institute, Tuesday evening 30
half past I.
Peter Cooper, VIM. A. Booth,
Cyrus w Field, Uenry liayemeyor,
WIN. &. Bryant, VIM H. GuiOn
l.. L. Benedict, John q. Crane,
J. T.. Scligman, Henry q. StebblnS
Joseph H. ChOate. \. II. Wales
Edward Bright, John H. Dey,
John Castgce, J. /. Jewett Jr.
Gina Rnrhhnlipr.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-01-28
Gpetia! Notices.
Bangs * Co.,
G56 BROADWAY,
will sell at auction,

MONDAY, Jan. =, at 3:3U ?. m.
A RARE COLLECTION OF BOOKS and PAMPHLETS
TUESDAY, Jan. 20, at $50 M.
A CHOICE COLLECTION of STANDARD WORKS in
History Biography Travels Poetry, Romance, Science, &c
also. ILLUSTRATED BOOKS many in fine bindings.
If you would asccraa ut what ports are collected the
one hundred thirty millions Of dollars Tor duties on FOR
eign imports during 1871 consult THE TRIBUNE ALMA
MAC FOR 1873.
a medical essay comprising series
oIr ctlu,d kains Museum OF Anatomy, New
York and 81 premature decline showing In
health he reganed arOrng clear
SYNOPSIS npedncnts 30 marriage and The treatment OF
Steal debility being the result OF years eN
pslicncc mail 2jc currency or postage stamps Address
Secretary KAIIN'S Museum. 6SS Roadway, New.fork.
Notice Soloyer CO., Of Chicago, H. viii trade in
600 bushe grain and charge 1T 20 for the ,rnsac
non with the understanding margin must DO IN hand OF IN
TrsI National OF Chicago and profits viii be remitted
81 trade and VIII liver grain on track to reslolDe
parties desired per bushe viii De charged en-
''T WM. sELONER & Co.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-01-28
lHOrES: Morning

tl CITY b. trnhi OF
dy9ns for the ~ ilh
ssc9isiohh
81 the mercury 5urinS those nouns
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-04-04

* L H . .
BLACK SILK.
STRIPED SILK
COLoRKD SILK,
Our third grand special sale OF SILKS will he
gin to-day and will include large lot Of colerea
and striped Silks.
BLACK SILKS
Good Gros Grain, IS cents.
Fine Gros Grain, 81
Extra Fine Gros Grain 81 g.
Magnificent Gros Grain, 81 So
Superior quality Gros Grain 81 IT,
Magnificent Cachemire ROYAL ~
All OF these Silks are of the well known CACHE
MIKE MlLANO brand of Sayyie
q Gle. Lyons and Milan,
STRIPED SILKS
Good quality, all celors, 75 cents
PLAIN C0LORED SILKS.
Large variety, all colOrs, 81.
We are the only store in the city that mate n
Speciality or Sill KS, and we will guarantee All or
OUR SILKS 10 be much less than the same goods
can be had for anywhere in this country
CALL WILL CONVINCE THE MOST SORP
TlCAL OF THIS FACT.
CoNNoLLY,s,
10A SHEETING, Is CENTS Warn.
lO Y Plaid n ainsoOk, IL cents yard
Victoria Lawn, Ill cents yard.
Inserting, 16 cents dozen yards,
Black Alpaca, 1b cents.
Cashmeres, 30 cents.
Plaid Dress Goods, 10 and 12k cents
m6-lm JOS. b. BAILEY, cor. 7th d Fac,
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CART EK'S,
No. III Market Space.

T ETTRELL d WINE
- ARE OFFERING THE
Best Black Silk in the city, 81 60
Best Black Silk In the city, s.
Best Black Silk In the city, 81 IS
Splendid Black Silk, 81.
Good Black Silk, TIC.
Beautiful line Of Spring Dress Goods Just received,
An-Wool Bunting, all colors.
Bunting. good quality, at 25c,
Our 81 number OF Black Cashmere in worth m Ok
Black Cashmere at CSC. very good ~
Black Alpacas, from Is to soc.
black Henrietta Cloths Of finest quality.
BACK IamiSe Cloths of finest quality.
Black Cames Hair Grenadine at 75c
Black Grenadines frsm Csc. tOS1
Large lot OF Spring Dress Goods ast years styIesl
15c, sold for 40 and SOC.
beautiful line OF Lawns lust I'm.
Finest Linen Lawns. al &c.
Wamsutta Cotton. lie
Pillow-cass Cotton, 10c.
10-4 Sheeting at 15c.
Best 10-4 Sheeting at SOC.
Sprague's Calico, &c,
Atwood Basket Cloth. white, blue and cardinal
Parasols and Sun Umbrellas, Just received,
Hamburg Edge from Sc. up
Beautiful line of Ladies' Lace Neck-wear.
SIX
Job Lot Of Ladies' and Gents Hdkfs, about half
value.
Table Linen Napkins and Dollies In great variety.
Spring Cloths and Cassimeres cheap. Suits made
TO order on shortest notice.
Men Men 8 shirts ready for use. 81 and S1.25.
Pain and Fancy Mattings from zoe up
Oil-Clotbs for Table and floor.
LUTTRKLL a. WINE.
naIIo-zW 1850 Pa. dce.. cor. Goth SC.
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To Correspondents.

Letters should b addressed to the Editorial o.
Business Manager Of THE STAR, according to their
tenor, and not to any individual name. Otherwise
provoking delays may occur.
Checks, etc., should In all cases be made paysble
20 the order of THE EvENINe STAR NEWSPAPER
COMPANY,-not to that Of any Individual,
AIAnonymous communications not read: 70
fectsd manuscripts not returned or preserved.
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DEAL ESTATE BULLETIN.
IL VIM. z. BURFORD, 7O8 e street.
For Rent.
NO. 3O7 Z ST., near judiciary Square, has nine
rooms, all modern improvements reduced to S35.
For Sale.
Gfter great inducements in four two-story Brick
HOUSES; TWO entirely new, at 81, 400 and 81. OOO
on easy terms. Also, three pieces of PROPERTY
10 exchange for larger property centrally located
To Loan.
$40 600. IS, 0OO IS, 900 and So 600 on first class
real estate at per cent, ma, o8tr
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-04-04

Average sTorn Daily Circulation orer
15,6OO-beino much larger bona fde,
regular circulation than that of all the
other daily papers ia the city added
together.
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A NUMBER OF FINE PIANOS, USED
"a ouly few months, for sale 1T great
bargains for cash, at q. L. WILD
6ho; 3 Emporium Of Music, 72s thu
ss<oet 1--WE mAr26 ecs