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American manufacturers who desire to
extend their trade in Brazil may be
pleased to hear that the committee which
was appointed at the Cooper Institute
last spring. has concluded its correspond
ence with the Brazilian Government and
think that it has succeeded in obtaining
all the requisite facilities for fine ex-
hibition in Brazil of American
goods and manufactures. The Brazil
ian Government will furnish suit
able building for the exhibition without
charge, and the committee has been in
formed that Brazil will admit goods for
the exhibition free of duty. 'Ihe agent
of the committee, Mr.. Julius II. Pratt,
sails to-day on the City of Para to com
plete the necessary arrangements. He
will return in February next in time to
send out the goods for the exhibition.
Mr.. Pratt takes with him a large ship
mcnt of American manufactures for the
exhibition.
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It is announced in our dispatches that
Convention of Hay Fever Refugees was
held at a mountain resort in Vermont
yesterday. We have not seen the plat
form adopted by the sufferers nor the
ticket placed in the field, but if Henry
Ward Beecher isn't the nominee for
President the new party can go to grass
50 far as we are concerned.-[ Baltimore
Gazette.
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. President HAYES.

President Rutherford b. Hayes, who has
promised to be in attendance on the open
ing day of our big Exposition, will be en-
tertained Thursday night at the Highland
House. The concert set for Friday will
consequently be rendered that evening.
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ACME BLACKING.

ACME BLACKING.
ACME BLACKING is Shoes Sss' for
ACME BLACKING is Waterproof
ACNE BLACKING G '4iRss Heais. for
ACME BLACKING bn1sStng. WITHOUT
ACME BLACKING f'E Shoes ns''''
ACME BLACKING for sh5es Ge.l'F'n'
ACME BLACKING fqE Shoes. Asn''
A-O lD IL DDAOAlNU Retail at q
myl0SMW,n TT Arcade.
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A German inventor has patented a
caterpillar exterminator. The apparatus
is OF simple construction, consisting
principally of series of brushes which
sweep the caterpillars from the leaves
into number of wooden spouts or tubes,
from which they fall into common re-
ceptacle. The whole is fastened to a
cross-beam and is fitted up so as to ad
nit of being drawn by a horse Or OK.
The apparatus hitherto made have each
seven of the wooden tubes, and these are
drawn along and clear of insects
seven rows of turnips, beets, or other
roots at a time. Near Halle lately an cx-
tcrminator has been at work, and has
given an average result of from six to
eight bushels of caterpillars day. Pro-
fessors Marcker and Whist and DR.. Delius,
of the Agricultural College of Halle,
speak highly of the value of the per-
formances cf the machine. On one farm
ten machines were employed and cleared
over fifty hectares day. On the estate
Of Merbitz, near Halle, in a single day
there were collected, by help of
the machines, twenty-eight sacks of the
insects, each sack containing on an
average fifty kilogrammes, Or about one
hundred weight. The result of one
days work on single farm was, there
fore, nearly a ton and half of most vo-
racious caterpillars. As to the approx
mate number of-insects taken on this oc-
casion, there could not, at a moderate
calculation, have been fewer than a mill
ion, and if they had been allowed to live
and only half of them had laid 100 eggs
each, they would have produced within
six weeks time progeny Of no fewer
than 50,O00,OO0 caterpillars. The next
generatisn-and there may be three gen.
erations in single summer-would have
numbered 2.500. 900. 600.
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The forest near Dillon. Kansas, has an

The forest near Dillon, Kansas, has an
uncommon hermit in the person of a
young and not ugly woman, who lodges
in rude hut, eats vegetables and game
of her own getting, and will not say a
word to persons who intrude upon her.
1t is conjectured that she is insane; but
aside from her lonely mode of life, there
is nothing in her conduct to sustain that
belief.
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dislodged from the nape of his neck. The
result of the exchange of compliments was
the station-house and the rehearsal of the
play before his Honor this morning.
HAKRIsON. q.
The London Novelty Troupe will per-
form here next Wednesday.
Edward Dawson went to Urbana this
week as delegate to the Methodist Confer
ence.
Adam Daum was seriously prostrated
last Friday with commissions. His family
were greatly alarmed at the time, but he is
much improved now.
MIDDLETOWN. o.
Rev. N. G. Oslesby, who has for the past
three weeks been detained at home on ac-
count of sickness in the family, returned to
his pastoral labor at Mechanicsburg, Satur-
day.
Miss Anna Rockhill, who hasbeen visiting
relatives in this place, returned Saturday
evening to her home in Lebanon accom-
panied by party of young folks. Her sis
ter Miss Lucy, will here remain for some
time.
MARIETTA,
Lots of daisies in town.
Marietta may have new ferry boat soon.
W. L. Bay, the carriage-maker, is absent
in Chicago on business.
The Marietta Post-office uses about sixty
thousand postal cards per annum.
Orders may be left for the STAR at F. w.
Morse's newsstand, or at the Post-office
stand.
DAYTON. HY.
Rev. Mr.. Saunders and family are home
from a pleasant visit in Ohio.
The Marshal will summon posse to bury
those ten dead geese in Polling field.
Rev. Mr.. Rice, P. E., preached eloquent
discourses yesterday morning and evening
in the NJ. L. Church.
Mr.. w. w. Bean and family will this
week take possession of the Atkins home.
stead on the hillside.
Messrs. Van Tyne and Waldon are active
ly engaged in painting numbers for the de-
partments at the Exposition.
Postmaster Haywards new wagon made
its triumphal entry yesterday and dimmed
the brillancy of the sun with its dazzling
glory.
AVONDALE.
The public schools, by order of the
School Board, will be closed on Wednes.
day.
At the special meeting of the Village
Council held on Saturday evening the
Clerk was instructed to enter into a con-
tract with L. w. Handy for the erection OF
the Town Hall, the contract price of which
is $l63O complete. Ground will be broken
at once.
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NOTICE.
NOTICE.
The COyiRgtOn Railway Company of
Cincinnati.

VNIIE STOCKHOLDERS OF SAID COMPANY
Il are notified to meet at the Office OF the Miami
OIL Works, Egglost0n avenue near Fifth street. on
MONDkN, October 9th, at i2 m.. for the purpose
OF electing live Directors and other business to
come up. EDWARD W. BLAIR,
JOS. j. GESr,
CHARLES JUDAH,
EDWARD C. REEMELIN,
LEON TUDOR
Incorporatos.
Monday. September Sth. 1879. seS-5tM
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FINANCIAL


CINCINNATI, Sent 8-2P NJ.
Exchange on New York at 1-10 discount tp par
and the demand for it light, with lib raj rccelpls
Sterling unchanged. S-snt at 4Si, and 60 days
at 4S2 per sterling. with ght demand.
Government Bon Is firm and moderate local OF
ferings and demaId The closing rates to-day
a,n ns fullnWS
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NEW PUBLICATIONS,
ONE YEAR In BRIARTOWN.

N n ENTIRELY NEW AND HUMOROUs
Book now in press, will be out September 18th, hy
GIajor LEWIS E. BOND,
OF Cincinnati The volume contains about 25a
pages, handsomely illustrated with thirty engray.
ngs made expressly for the work by the cele.
hrated delineating artist, VIM. II. Drake Bound
in fine cloth, super-calendered paper, embossed
with gilt center. Price $3.50
This work has been pronounced by competent
critics unsurpassed for LUDICRoUS DESCRIP-
TION, BROAD IluM0R AND COMPLETE ORIG
INALITY. Upon receipt of price the book will
be mailed to any address. Direct to
JO&hN fEAMIs TON X CO.,
se$-StW,s,M Lock Box l,4OO, Cincinnati. D.
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and for the dedication OF the new buildings to
Exposition purposes,
WHEREAS, The Industrial Expositions in the
past have been of great advantage in this city in
iurthering its numerical and manufacturing in
terests, as well as cultivatng taste for the fine
arts; and the dedication OF the present new build
ings to Exposition purposes is All evidence to the
permanent establishment OF Expositions in this
city, and
WHEREAS, The auspices under which the pres
ent Exposition is opened is an event exceeding al
most in importance any other in the history OF
our city:
Therefore, I. Charles Jacob, Jr., Mayor of the
City OF Cincinnati, do issue this my proclamation
recommending all good citizens OF the City OF
Cincinnati to deslst from common labor on said
10th day of September, A. d. 1879, and aid in the
Inauguration of the Seventh Industrial Exposition
and the dedication of the new buildings to Expo.
sition purposes.
Given under my hand and the seal of the City
OF Cincinnati, this 18th day of August 1879
au14-2st CHARLES JACOB, JR., Mayor.
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A Baltimore drummer bought a rail
road through ticket to Atlanta, and
stopped over at point on the Georgia
Road, to test the right to do So To
make the issue definite, he compelled the
conductor to eject him forcibly, when he
again boarded train, and he has brought
a suit against the road for $4,000 dam
ages,
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-09-08

Portions of the skeleton of a mastodon
have been discovered by men digging
well in Wellsboro, Penn.
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Scotch papers announce the death of
Miss Elizabeth Taylor, well-known
Novelist, whom DR., Brown called 9th
Miss Austin of modern fiction" Ameri-
cans knew her best by her contributions
to Lippincott's Magazine.
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HOGS-Market firm: common at 50 COOS 2j: for
fair to good light, SO 55@3 60; fair to good pack
ing, S3 50g3 10; select butchers, 81 70g3 50 per
GENITAL.
CATTLE-Moderately active and firm market
at 81 a092 for common, ~ 2j@S for fair to medi-
um, ana S3 256g4 for good to cho &C.
ShEEP-Markct steady, Comm to far at
So 0Og3 %, and good to choice at S3 25Gl4 q per
Genital.
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Ihe following are the opening and the 1:30 y
m. quotations oil the New York Exchange
as received by Lea, SterTett 4 Co., IS West Third
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CINCINNATI, Sept. So P. NJ.
The following ale the receipts and shipments OF
live stock for the past As hours:
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PROCLAMATION.
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TUESDAY, l, 9th. at . T. NJ, POSITIVELY.
r. T. ARlAnNE, Ed. A. Donnally. Master.
For freight or p sssge apply on board.
- ssN'9 or to j. c. Reno, Superintendent, No.
Public Landing
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Paul Kramer, well-known German
citizen of this city, died on Saturday night
with typhoid fever.
Miss Fannie Pfaefflin has resigned her
position in the public schools. owing to her
intended departure from Hamilton.
Hon. Benz. Butterworth and Cart. d. w.
McClung address the Young Mems Re-
publican Club of this city on Friday even
ing of this week.
Nlicer Bayliss arrested Thomas B. Stra.-
ton on Saturday last for bigamy on the af-
tidayit of his wife. In default of bail he
was committed to Jail to await the actiono
the Grand Jury.
Mr.. Lou. Beauchamp returns from his
Western lecture tour with a broken ankle,
platform at Akron, when he was speak
ing, having broken down with the above
unfortunate result.
Water street was the scene last evening
OF tolerably lively shindy between Fanny
Manning and George Attlerburg. George
undertook to put what he facetously styles
q aGreeian pnrtico over the optics of Fanny,
and the latter thought George might be the
more Jolly with the material for switch
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WEDNESDAY. 10th. at ; p NJ POSITIVELY.
~ p JAMES b. PARKER, C. Il. Russell,
Master. For freight or psssaie apply
fsaszSsa<aSS on board or to james s. Wise, Super
intendent No. IL Public Landng
New-York tribune., 1879-12-21
6sIp tl)anteo.

WANTED TEMPORARILY.--Ten expert
w enccd saesmen jswelfy and fancy goods business
have best OF city cszcify aud integrity
Apply immediately 10 TIFFANY CO. Cnon-square
New-York tribune., 1879-12-21

t,or fal Parsons who make no response TO the no.
tice Of the Commissioners until the tax becomes due
when they either pay it or let il go by default to be
collected by the Marshal for tho collection OF Taxes
In Arrears.
The first list is the one now being published. 1t
is not of course list of all who pay personal taxes
but of those who objectng to the original assess
ment claim reduction, and pay on the amount
which they admit they own. There is nothing In
the slightest degree improper or disgraceful in any
man swearing down his taxes il he swears to the
truth. The thing The TRIBUNE wishes TO expose is
the falsity of a system which establishes no firm
and equitable basis for the assessment of the tax.
The second list is of those who swear of" en-
tirely. That list contains the names of several
thousand of the wealthiest and most eminent men
in the city and county. They are of men who no.
toriously own large amounts of personal property,
but by the terms of the existing laws they are
legally exempt from paying personal tax. Their
investments in various bonds exempt them from
taxation, their current ventures and specuations,
and their floating indebtedness In their ordinary
business transactions justify as well as authorize
them under tho loose condition of conflicting laws,
TO honestly as well as legally swear they do not
owe TINS tax.
names of those who neither "swear down nor
"swear off" Four-ffths of these accept the orr,
gnal assessment of the Commissioners as fair, anu
/ of each year. The other fifth. neglect 10
pay. aud on January 10 ot each year the
Receiver of Taxes. closing his books and
finding them delinquent, issues warrant
to tie Marshal, who calls on, them for settle
ment OF these warrants there are usually about
2 800 each year, of which half are finally returned
as unsatstied The names of those on the third list
who paw cannot be correctly known until the le-
ceiver closes his books. on January 10 next. The
are sent on the same date to the Marshal for col
lection.
New-York tribune., 1879-12-21

WHAT THE LISTS SHOW.
THE rArtT WITH THE TAX LAWS NOT WITH PER-
soxs VINO ARE LEGALLY EXEMPT FROM PAY
MINT.
The following letter, among many Others together
with numerous verbal statements, have been re-
ceived M THs TRIBUNE office relative to the tax
lists now being published:
To TIE EDITOR OF The Tribune.
DEAR SIR: you viii nnd my name on the Receiver
books As payer OF personal taxes tiog9 si2eoo foV
omit n from your published list and as you appear TO
.t,sch od,rum of odium TO citizens who do not pay
such that You relieve me OF ~ oy oo.rec'i"s
''"' ~ IL. W. RAYSoR.
Ne.c-Tork Dee 10. 1870
10 me Bdt.or OF The TrteWno.
sur: Although I have paid personal taxes on
$500 for some years. do not hnd my name III IliE
TKtUsK list lean seud you the receipts for several
vears You care to them. hope you VIII do me
the favor 20 matter up. as have 20 wlsh 70
sSYS"' say. as ''rA"s "'y '-'' T B. l. ST. joIS EOOsA
As,c York. Dec. 10. 1879
IL is apparent from these communications that
the public do not yet fully understand what The
TRIBUNE has repeatedly endeayored 10 explain IL
will do 80 again.
There IL no odiUm whatever TO be attached 10
citizens who do not pay tax ON their personal
property. The tax Is an inQuistorial one, Ike 'he
Income tax was. and. therefore, an odious one IL
bears uuequaiy on those subject to it, and is there
fore an unjust one. Correction and reform OF the
matter can only from full exposure OF the IN
,oualitios and injustice Of the system
As The TRIBUNE endcavored to explain in It's first
article there are practically three lists on the BOOKS
of the Tax Commissioners. They are OF, ~ Persons
who admit they own personal property, bat d" swear
down the amount originally assessed as too large
90, Persons who swear of " entirely owning no
personal property which is not exempt from taxa
New-York tribune., 1879-12-21
THE RESULTS OF PERSONAL TAXATION.

A
OF THEA
THE Of administration
tax a the relation between
personal the finally
andt
in OF
ome is evden
full xplanaous
the who which begun In iHE
N
New-York tribune., 1879-12-21

RECORDED REAL ESTATE rRANsfSH7
sKw-roRg cTrr
v.,.,u. po.s o a To Newave, also llthave.
ssIIoinss lands Of Juvenile Asyoma a.s 3, sePa.
sstc ros scontaning altogether l,7osOoo - Loo. ooo
J'tS b Lpe%is pSis rs,erss s.,s
sthays Morssn = and Dn iS wife 20 4 Moraan
vsa 1:s lss! 40 s.ss%s'.1
S5tes NO "a WI Higgins re,eres :" 1880
ocsirresular William snesr 10 1000
,o, b sasseF s65 II Of Savs. 2o61S2j Need
ham to George George NeedGam 10 0ranna Need
hS ,1e cor Of s7ths ocsl Edward On ooo
Mayaney and CHARLES Johost3n zOo0o
4hsye .dS az 1s ~ 10 8 2sa sO2'
la7lS =" slh@ys soT9e charles $500
l27isi sis iDo Il sIaye s91s IL SnsrsSi $500
uuaaave a' 500 Il l65thst l2Vxi75' Beth ,ooo
5sd ls, g sSts q SsIye TenDsr s7se7
ccnirst I@t no g. 2oxo4 'ohn 600
ophine weaaeIt Sa r. W Of csnsst i67x7O. WA
I,slsyt sry = ssS Il Of shave 6OIleoil and also
iIe TSs ax J, ey sDy, on:s 1900 oSUo
Same properly 5 3sGnas q Of psaaseyst SS 25IesG
COBB reiereo. tho Ncw.fork LIE insurance zoo
GS%e.aS 6ssnesy' zSiPsa 9S.aI,5es
oeott rci TO the new. OK. o 1000
aSder MoIgan % Edwin aSrEsn 5 and ai;c ~
s7slsI GOO rNs It o. 20 tnpsnS Ss Conn ssO
59hst $40 IT, @ o. VIC 9.s t francis iencks $4,000
S7h.t ,.na AIS ite to II Richard walter 10000
cor S5 lSd 21 soioso 1922 also ALSO cor cor
iostsI aud sthaye. 2o2 y & ~ 6xrIssasST SSs5 ana
alexander alsS CT Morgan to Edxn Morgan 22SoOo
4thsys S cor rSsssa SSSsi KipaT.ct 1I,OOO
coa.ert and Others uI'oeS ''e ' " o,2oo
,a paSiS Goh II v wilson 1880
14Sd i55Ite Of ,sTsys shsys 2'A''ii Oon'n' l75o
Smith so e h%Sf eSf stsaye Go1i022 Matthias
smith and ss sf 70 K ls'SSf' Of Sihagc
147thst s. e,orss lSo 20 HsnnSh fnston 5000
sthaye psGsey cor 1i itS 10 d% ard Conn jr 22oOo
ll21hst !, 70 IyI AIrad q Bri,ton S 1850
RECORDED HOkr8A3E+
and wife to sSS sRd sIOhsr s1eeu 1900
Britton to argaret Cain aud others li2thst oo
coia T, u q y,ars Mss $4,000
To: yelII Y N and others to McDore trustee etc Nos
6is aud Ola Gr.ndst to sherist 2moresge ma
Hoyd, X - o. ges years total 2oOoO
Jenexs, 2 !. $4,000
Johss,Sn ssIS. months 20 % 1900
'onns,Sn hs"o Of Avex gases months. 1000
| Jonas A ii ana to benjamin cohen. Mottss o
| Kennri, 1llos and wife l. Aspinwal aud others,
s;le@ss eaSG@s"rs; I,ev YEAR. total $4,000
same 70 & ,aoganS @orisases Years $4,000
Kerns t6a &ns OF GiaS AyeB e. si year 500
hisL,sA a, mo o. IS 2IOOo
MeeIe: Alex 10 " m io'e, ua'ee ~. 5000
McMahopiy 9s 70 OF 3sae, $4,000
Reilly mdrtgsses rtss 80 years total 1896
Simon, me- rS S So s III MsedoSsaist 1900
lfesey' Lawns area maTSeages months 6S55
wilsS1, seac5. y y - a'''s ~. $4,000
RECORDED ASSIGNMENTS OF MORTGAGES.
Combs = " 10 Lucy Norris 1000
Taaic Elizabeth /; to Jane Banks-.-....... 5000
cnurad and VI trustee, l.520
Hex york life Insu James Wood G.lGy
Snrsgle " trustee etc, to Anna Spraguc....... l
Tweeay Nara l., TO J AisOD. ---..... 2,5OO
Undsra, a,rars ,rnstess re-. ... 6o22
New-York tribune., 1879-12-21

REAL ESTATE.

Nrw-YoRK. Saturday. Dee TO- 1879.
IN. so,,ovine was the only sale held at the
Exchange sacsroom to-day:
M Richard v. Hdrneft .
1 ssfory brick tenement hecse with lot w 49, an
between HoastOn and rrncsS's' lot zos s75io
New-York tribune., 1879-12-21
Gitp Mrai estate for salI


TOR SALE.-Several fine flats paying over
AZ per fine spartm1n houses paying 10 per
cent J.. ;. ANNETTE, fine1si.
L,OR SALE or exchangc.-Flats and apart
me part Of the city, Tor country property
and cash. j. >. ANNETTE Piue-st
INOR SALE or LEASE. The fOur-story stores,
10 C and 24i Pearls between Fulton and John - by
I97 feet Apply TO GEORGE o. sAMISON. 80 broadway,
room IS.
NEAR Riverside Park, oa 93d-st., three nice
~ lots sale by RU LAID WHITING. Beekmans St
I'D LOTS, including full front Easterly
- boulevard, rs and l4thss for sale cheap. BOYD
On
New-York tribune., 1879-12-21

DALY'S New THEATRE, Bdw'y & 30th-st.
CThe only theatre under the OF Day
Fourth week OF AUGUsr1N DALYs New Comedy OF To
day The latest, FASHIONABLE SUCCESS entitled
New-York tribune., 1879-12-21
BrookInn Real gsiatc for Sale.

E'OR SALE-Brown stone house in Brook
IL lyn good location IL rooms size 2Oxi0xl0O; price
s3,s0 but little cash Apply ii3 West 43d st. New YORK
uALF-BLOCK 80 lots, high ground near
lines rapid transit for sale at 500 each buy dout
wait rutland q WHITING freeman St
New-York tribune., 1879-12-21
Cost ano 1oun0.


I OST.-Bank Book No. 111.S47, issued by
the German savings Bank, the CITY of Newio iork 10
Charles A. Pahde Tho finder holder OF the book
requested deliver TO tho Bank III not restored before
tn OF January. 1880 Application vi" De made 10 the
Bank for new book
7 OST-Bank book No. 95.9S6 of the Ger
H savings Bank The Hinder ~ requested to leave II
restored before the lst OF De-
cenber 1879 application Will be 10 the bank for
book.
cpIn REWARD.-Lost on Monday evening,
I'D ~ November ~, a large car, white and black and
orange coored The reward will be paid returning
her tO No. q Wet 36th-st.
New-York tribune., 1879-12-21
amnsemenls.

1mu1tutBtos
A BBEY'S PARK THEATRE.
EMIT AS FaiTz IN IRErANp.
MONDAY. Dec. 20, BAnTiEY cAMfBELLs new play Of
seat. can be ordered b. BELL TELEPHONY.
ACADEMY OF MUSIC.
dhAsD sAcaED hsES'sH coScnR
Mne. ALwIxA vALhRRIs, Vine m'ae. EMILE ANDRE,
ssn' huSGiI yGEG 'oa dHFsaha hfI 4ngsH aNo CHORUS
under the direction OF sienor AEDiTI.
A CADEMY OF MUSIC.
MoNDhY Der Sr s sy orsaA srses ssAsoS ss
LA soNyAM10LA. ANNA sic MARIE IAaIMoS.
wi;pSEs6AY Fi$a ssi Esssi@ssie
IL fLAUTo MAcIco. sna lat appearance Of se. MARIE
SATURDAY, Dec p. LAST MATINEE. FAUST.
Doors open 1850; commencesato. Office open tii D.
ID CHRISTMAS WEEK ONLY
THE IDEAL PINAFORE
As given at the Boston Theatre 100 nights.
sale Of seats az box oalce
RRO0KLYN PARK THEATRE.
FOR THIS WEEK oNLY-DEC. 29TH.
Six nights and three matnees.
Mstinees Wednesday. Xmas Day and saturday
The Great Tragedlan
Mr.. JOHN MCCULLOUGH.
supported by FIRsrcLAss coaBISATroy. will appear
during the week in the following plays.
Monday Evening -VIRGINIUs.
Tuesday Evening g-OTHELLO.
Wednesday Matinee DAMON AND PYTHIAs.
Wednesday Night-RIcHARD III.
Thursday Afternoon aud Night Ccaristmss,-THE GLAD.
IAToR.
Friday Even.ng-BRUTUs. rhe Fall Of TarQuin
Saturday Matinee e-HoNEYMooN.
saturday Nght-JACK cADE
CHRISTMAS OFFERING TO THE NATION.
ACADEMY OF MUSIC
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JAMES LYNCH,
President Society ST. Vincent de Paul
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TO THE CHORUS.
A private rehearsal OF the chorus VIII take place
Tuesday evening next December 23 O'Clock
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CHRISTMAS PRESENT
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