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AMUSEMENIS


The occasion Of the benefit Of Col. Maple
son. and the mosaic programme Of acts from
four different operas. drew 10 tho Academy one
OF the largest audiences that IL has held during
the past season. II the reporibe true that
everybody had volunteered for the occasion. the
benefit must have been avery substantial one.
The whole force Of tho company was en-
listed in the various fragments Of operas pre-
sentcd. including. OF course the three prima
donnas. each 81 whom in their several WAYS APP
peared ut their best Nine Roze was hear,l
which. with Campanini's assistance land
he never seemed In bctter voice than last
gave the fourth act OF Gounods Romeo and
Giulietta.' which was all the more interest
ing from its freshness and novelty. and
dramatic power. Nine. ,Gersicr made her
strongest mark in, the brilliant FIRST
heard in u portion Of Bales " Talismnno." AT
tho conclusion OF the Scmpre liberia. with
which the TrayiaiR' act concludes, the house
fairly rose in acclamation, and was not even
content with a repetition II the aria. hut per-
sisted in lis applause until Nine. Gerster came
the " Torterella."
In the course Of the evening Slgnor Arditi
was presented with wreaths and flowers and
surely no one connected with the company bet
ter deserved 20 be- remembered In that graceful
manner for he has been the life and soul OF tho
operate ENTERPRISE. always at his posi-nn In.
deiaiigable drill-mRster and one of the bcs'
living operate conductors. To do himself
Justice he should have had n larger. orchestra
Twenty instrumentalists could have been added
to advantage. and then this orchestra would
have been brought eomewhS ~ nearer the Euro
pean standard. and the effect would have been
felt in tho tone and breadth that would have
been impaired to every performance.
1t has been stated that Col. .Mapleson pro.
poses TO make some additions - this kind next
season. 1t is 10 be hoped that he will do so. foI
his present orchestra, excellent players as they
are. Is only provincial one.
Al the conclusion of the whole performance
Col. Maplssou WAS called before the curtain and
made u brief speech in which he thanked
the public Tor their. generous support
during the winter. and said that ncNt fal
he should return. bringing with him Nine
GcrSter a. one ~ his lending. II not ne lead
ing star. and also Signor Camuauiui. Sign0i
Galassi. and many other eminent artists tn
announcement was received with much az
plause and 50 ended the lu-t evening o.. a pro-
! porous aud very admirably conducted operat'
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nRowN In Brdrcwatcr Windsor county VI March
20 Alrn Br. Nu. AGED l2 years ~ months AMI DAYS
BRADLEY AT Elkn. NeN.. March -. l.. bradley
aged about 7nNeAr native Of the Shenandoah valley
Va lie cuiclncd o. california iu $50" nnd removed to
Nevada lu l512. Tie was a practical nuncr. ami an
owner of fo,ks ami herds he was athletic red.
and not polished In manners ant noted tor has
flexible integrity Although u Democrat, he WAS twice
COLLINS In Hcyport. J March "a Mrs Hanna
Collins aged so wears month ami ~ DAYS
kRtlblR.-ln Lancaster. Pa, March 81, Barbara
Mr. idcr. IN the isth wear ct her
lENh AT NrstlurY, /. J.. rect ntly ElAkin Levy.
aged - years a OF slaves owned hN the Wallets
family. al Cedar swamp, ana Tor forty yeaTa Bapust
NlIIER-On Anril 3. at the residence Of his sister
Hclru Eck-rson. james n Miller. aged 81 wears
Friends and relatives invited 10 attend the funeral
at the North Baptist Church, corner of Jersey and
4tl It Jersey city. on sunday. at u T.
MCBRIDE On thursday. April ,, At her mother $
residence 10 Clay IT, Grcenp0int IaySie daughter ut
Andrew and Catharinc Mcbride in the 18Th year ot her
The friends Of the family are respectfully invited to at
H. & church. where requiem mass viii be celebrated
at II 30 thence 10 calvary Cemetery Al T.. NJ
NCttN.-Nn Wednesday April >, tatIarinc mccoy,
aged 90 wears, months AMI DAYS
fn'nd and relatives are sp'ctmlN invited 10 attend
the funeral from The residence oi her souinaw 4 !.
1crhuuc. ia2 Charles It, sunday, April T. at 4. NJ
without further invitation
fARsONS In Gilmanton \. II. March %. Mrs Judith
Parsons H.cd 80 years and months, native Of Gil.
mAutnn. and widow oi Josiah Parsons
Hannah TotnAn. agcd a3 wears, months ana . DAYS
MOufEN.-ln Carter County ~. recently, Mrs Pan
ne Noutcn, aged ~ years. the mother OF fourteen chill
drun. twelve OF whom grew o. adult ace.
Young. IN the Goth year Of her age widow Of william
Young.
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FINANCIAL AND coMuERUAA.

FRIDAY, April 4.-Thc stock market was
more active and generally nrmcr. not. however.
without some varablcness. Michigan Central
was notable for its wide fluctuations. opening
at s41., declining 10 81. and advancing 10 So.
The most uniform advance was in the coal
shares, with great activity in Delaware. IAcka-
wanna and Western and New Jersey Central
which closed well up 10 tho highest figures Of
the day. Lake Shore sympathiZed 10 some eX-
tent with Michigan Central. Western Union
Telegraph was quiet till toward the close.
Tho Granger roads were moderately nc
tive. but only slightly dearer. though the
close was strong. Erie was without special
fenture. except slight advance. Northwestern
shares were also dearer. except Chicago and
Alton which sold down 1@tA. Hannibal and
St. Joseph preferred attracted some attention
in the later dealings, but generally the lighter
lGs 7G4 shares OF which &c 300 were Delawari
IGrkHWanua and Western. 1890 Erie comm
600 ~. Paul common, ~ 91j New Jersey Con
preferred. $500 Western Union Telegraph.
1890 Michigan Central. and 100 Lake Shor',
me letter w mostly 29 teG snI 9s IGe
awunna and Western, Ia; Demware and liud-
son, "a; New Jersey Central. e; Lake Shore.
- Michigan Ccniml, NJ, Paul common. p;
do. preferred q; Northwestern common. q I;
do, preferred. 3. Pittsburgh, p; Rock Island.
~ Morris and Essex, Western Union Tcic-
Railroad bonds were generally quito active.
aud prices were in most cases better The now
Erie seconds consolidated continued atlye,
opening at Ga and closing nj .6Sr@GS Is, sellor
80; sales OF other Eric bonds included first
series consolidated. 1850 1913 new tVos fund
cd. II ana first mortgage. us, buyer 3, and
49, cash y. j. Central issues were again NJ
tive. especially at the opening; sales wore large
OF first consolidated assrnted az 81 ia n. clos ng
at sG'. first convertible assent'l sold NJ sc 40
80 a. and adjustment bonds lOl!s; sales were
also very large of Lehigh and Wikesbarre ms
scented NJ 52'a up 10 "A. closing At 53's Union
pacihcs sold AT lO9la@l 10 for sinking fund and
l094 for land grant s. Paul sinking fund sold
at 1925: Ohio and Miss. second, 93; Toledo
and Wabash second. 81 AaSlts; Great Western
second eX coupon. 81 4@s2
Governments were steady ana moderately
active. The snles embraced l0-40s registered,
| 1913; IS, 1881, coupon, 100; do, registered.
| 1885, IS. 1881. coupon, lUds; do. reg storcd,
| 1867. A. 90A for both coupon and registered.
| Tho sales of Stnte bonds included Louisiana
| consols 49lswi94. Alabama IS. issued 10 Ala.
and c, Railroad, 8 and Tennessee Is, old, 80 ..
Money on call ranged from 5to7 y cent,
| closing dull nj the inside rate. The imports Of
dry goods At this port for the past week are val
| ued at 81 $50 600.
Tho following will show the range OF prices
| IIli al fhsifg -
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cooran Brother., special Inducements.

Coogan Bros. 1873. 1875 and 1875 Bowery, arc
Offering extraordinary bargains m furniture for the few
days remaining before they remove their stock into their
new store at Bowery and Grand street The clear
us OF the stock hama before the removal Is me
Get aimed order that the trouble ~ transporting
stoch may bee obyiated Furniture of all kinds, including
chamber SITS Iuror 81 Is, mattresses AMI carpets u H
knd Is To be found M tue establish meht and none of u
Is o be- moVci, SAYS the -ciur member of the trm IL uc
building because their low prices can lu attract
ana retain all intending purchasers Prom the dIani
the Sew YORK Elevated Railroad. pA~-cn
grrs base but 10 descend the steps 10 aet IA front of
tie Congau Bruthera establishment The irm CONF
gTAtuaes their patrons that IN stopping ~ the trhnd
street depot the danger o crossing the city Han track NJ
Chambers uhy hated Certainly The situation ot
the estabsheuti favorable Tor all persons doing bust
the great east side ~ Among the speclalucs
deHi by the firm parOr suites solid alnut bureaus
walnut wash stands. marble top tables and SOLID walnut
chamber suites with marble tops The day set Tor the
opening Of the nvc story building April TO- when
the hrn offer entertainment 10 their patrons Tie
nTm have lease on The property extending rom their
present premises 10 Grand street AMI Will ere long.
build the Of Grand street. that the entire
dTCd feet
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the METHODIST CONFERENCES.
Charges Against n Ueraymnn-The Church.
FInancIaI and spiritual Prosperity.

Financial and spiritual Prosperity.
NEwBURGH. April Am the New York
Methodist Episcopal Conference. to-day. Pre-
siding Eldor Hawkhurst OF tho Ellenvile Dis
trict presented the charges which William J .
Groo Of Middlctown. New York. had preferred
against tho Rev J. r. Wardle the pastor IN
that place. The charges were referred % %
D. Foss. President of the Wesleyan University.
is President. II IL understood the charges re-
fer 20 the recent financial troubles OF the Mid
dletown church. GroO alleging misrepresouta
ti0n on the part OF the pastor. The complain
ant not appearing Ia person llr. osborn Was
appontei prosecutor, 10 proceed with the trial
j. L. Gorse. Presiding Elder Of the praits.
Vile District. reported financial and spiritual
prosperity during the past year. similar RE-
ports were made by Presiding Elders Hawk
hurst OF the Ellepville District and HermHnce
OF the Newburcn District. Many church debts
had been cancelled notwithstanding the hard
times and there had been reyivals in many Of
the churches, and hundreds OF conversions had
The Committee on Necessitous Cases reported
a total Apportonment Of f92GO 10 superannu-
ated preachers and the widows and orphans of
Committee WIS directed 10 raise ami apportion
fl5.Wh next year.
Chancellor =. q; Haven o. mo syracuse NJ
varsity. and the Rev DR.. Cyrus ID. fOss Of tho
Wesleyan UNIVERSITY. presented the ,cnms Of
those institutions; and tho Roy. d.. McA ister
Of the Reformed PRESBYTERIAN Church spoke on
behalf Of the National Reform Movement for
inserting the name Of God in the Constitution.
Resolutions in regard TO the latter subject were
offered, nut. on motion OF Dr. j. q. Newman.
were tabled for the present.
New HAVEN, April An the New York East
siding Elder j. l.. Peck Of the New York Dis
trct read his report stating that in his district
there were $40 commandments $1,000 Sunday
school children. 68 churches, and 80 preachers,
AZ Of whom were sent out 10y the Bishop last
year. Salaries were lower than formerly
preachers now received from $3.50 to $4,000 per
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TIE NEW NOVELS
PUBLISHED BY
HARPER 4 BROTHERS. New York.

'.'rncse Scvcll in Paper except where oul.rvie
The sherlocks by John saunders i5cen,s
Quaker Cousins ny Agnes Nacdoncrl 10 cents
Coward Conscience BY r. W Robinson iseems
The clovcn Foot BY NJ Z Braddon. 10 cents
The Grahums Of lnycrmoy ByM c String, 10 cent.
All or Nothing BY Mrs ca,hcl IIoey Is cents
within the Precincts By Mrs olphant Is cont.
vixen. BY Miss NJ Bradlon 10 cents
Tie Last Of Her Line i5ccuts
The Awakening BY Katharine Macquod IS centA
Captain nelson b, samuel Adams Drake. 70 cents
within Sound of the sea ioccnt>
Kcycrlalc By n, Earl of Dcsnrt l5cens
True Marriage by Emily spcndor 10 cents
An International Episode. BY Henry James, Jr ~
Man and wife. By wnkic Collins 10 cents
HARrER BROTHERS Will send any OF the above
works by mail postage prepaid to any part Of the tn,ed
states On receipt Of the pncc.
HARrEWs CATALOGUE mailed free on rcceiP, d
Alne cents IN stanps
HARPER a BROTHERS, Franklin square, NY.
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on Monday evening Apn p, Mr John Iaune gives his
fourth annual concert ~ scinway Hall % which he viii
have the assistance OF Madame lima de hurska, Herr
Wilhelm, Mr. Franz Rummel aud the symphony Society
orchestra under The direction Of DR. DAnroseh
testimonial concert will be- given T. Miss llenTetta
Beebe on Monday evening April ~ In thickerng llll
A number oi artists have rendered their services MISS
Beehe gives much pleasure by her pure correcl ana
graceful singing that she merits large and friendly au-
dience on this occasion OF her benefit
IL SEEMS that there will be- one other opportunity OF
hearing Madame Gerstcr before She returns 10 Europe,
IcT Kindness having led her 60 undertake concert ~
aid Of the German Hospital and Dspensy me concr
rtets are 10 be had at Hall at Schirncrs 7Ol
Broadway
The man, nersons who have been DESTROYS to hear the
great viohnst Whemi, IN chamber music wlil he eral
Acd Ia learn thnt lou 10 De gwen ny MN oh
Friday Anil ~ and the three successive frdhy even
ings lie viii he assisted by Dr. Danrnsch A. second
violin schwnrl viola. aud Ber-ner. Nlouuctllo VT.
William Mason Will appear as pianist al the hfst eoAeeI'
ana Mr. Max Pinncr AT the second
great many persons become insane from slseples'
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LOUISIANA LOTTERY.
In. Capital Prize What the Fortunate Man
Has say.

Tho Times called upon MIR. F. J. Nicholson on
Tuesiny afternoon. to learn all the part culars
IN regard 70 the lucky number recently held 10y
him in the Louisiana Lottery. He WINS engaged
IN his retail grocery. on the corner of Dunwiddic
and London streets, and, with the same gentle
manly dcmean which has always character
i2.l him. readily aSs'ntcd to be- interviewed.
ItnG-What prompted you to invest in tho
Mr. Nicholson-wcIl. scarcely know. I was
reading newspaper on the 4th ~ March last.
and. In glancing over the pages. discovered the
advertisement Of the Louisiana state Lottery.
which suggested the first idea ever had Of
purchasing lottery ticket.
Times-Nhcn dill you writn1
Mr. NichO.son-l sat down NJ once and wrote
q short note dir.rt to VI. A. Dauphin. directing
him toscnd in the name u my little son Lin
wool o. Nicholson. two half tickets for the 50
Post Onice order enclosed. 20 which an answer
WAS promptly returned with the half tickets. /
never dreamed of drawing prize.
1hneS-When and how did you discover that
you were the fortunate winner OF half tho CAPT
Mr.. Niehoison-On tho morning Of the 18th Of
March ! sawa telegram with the lucky mum.
hnrs. when ! mptrrd ono haf ticket and
escaped my attention until the AFTERNOON. when
some rcmark in the store excited my interest
and indu'od mo O. nrg.ully compare tn" mum
hers on both tickets with the numbers published
In tho newspapers ] thus discovered that |
bel the ticket calling Cor beg the capital priae.
graphed to Mr. Dnuphia ior the number Of the
capital prize. He Immediately answered. CON
flrmng tho published number. and WIS sure
office In Norfolk and forwarded my ticket On
New Orleans ilr collection. mud on saturday
morning. the 22t OF Mureh. 1879 t,t-.iVod tho
package hy cXprNss containing $4,000. benz.
one half tho capital Or ~.
Toaes-Have you frequently purchased lot
terry ticket-Y
Mr.. Met, son-No: twas the first investment
81 the hini ever mHie ana no one 'ou.d have
been more SURPRISED than myself Oh the dis
cov"ry ~ my good fortune.
Mr.. Nicholson rt-idu- on Glasgow street. he
tween Court and Diuw.idie streets. lie has q
wife and four children. OF whom tine eldest Is III
ynrs old. Linwood. i'm whose name the lucky
half ticket was purchased. ia only yours old.
Mr.. Nicholson Is about Sc years 81 age. and the
nice sum obtained from the Louisiana state
Lottery may doubtless materially AID his future
business engagements. The Times hopes that
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IMpsy AEr 4~TaogP ASp QgistR9t
winter ,shiPpins extras. sie'ssst ~ 90 NN and NIX.
Sos Ns w, patents - Ssss 70 elN shipns
Sos -; soalhsrn ,hinpns cxlras - ''ss+s 81 Bye
g as. - brandy Niuc, &c., 500 Wheat Iced 4
CoTroN-Gvery cNccd, variable and un.ctilcd market
olcung huoyant and closin depressed spos advanced
;oda .,S go 6scs S' T u.s.
n' rl9,gd lover closing a. II ~ tor Apn' II &c Tor
n iic for September. and ~ e6c tor October Sales
KIN mi Ser ON he rot sales 2oo
lhl- OIL mess ~ g. ~, and prime Western. So. new
Mcr, AgHl siio.,o nla, and 5000 asked Beci ham.
~ h"Nc, long and short CHAR private trrm'. quoted
al n-e''s.t Tong clrtt' at -u@sA cut meats very
Western sGSs9S7 g.. mostly Al latter sni an yrnie
lined to the Continent quoted 6a0c Dressed hos an.
da7c'. idsl4c. and western factory daiSc ucw
90, Chce,o unchanged. State factory. 5Qac' Fresh
Gt,N -wdeat was quiet aud winter lower Sales,
S59 hn' az n@.S iGr ns.H 80. ' , lol 80
40 81 ia ~ N@ rcd f"r ir & a. a IIo orr
barlcy aud mall were 99gt nai. were Irm aud mol
s @t tr or fite mco, 81 @,Sed '9 NJ,
80 wnue sc also iuclqdins 40 white. for Apri at
Il, ~ 6a.G H nc@Giog steamer At ga SO 50 80
@a4 No Tor Aplll, 4Ot. Tor do
Tor MAY. and a. &C.. fur steamer Tor April
GRocfNts-Rlo coffee was nrm Al li'4@l5c, with sale,
Of ~ bags, OF MarAcaihn loo bags sold at laec mild
grades also ruling hrm. Moasscs smodcrairy active
yesterdays prices. and quiet AMI also un
changcd faw sugar was weaker ut 81 s@ulsc Ton fair "a
good refining with sales ot 2pll hhds within the range
refined Wty active at s'ss''4e Tor hards and TAGS
srNnEifs-Rosins quiet aud unchanged, common tC
good strained Sll5@Sl ~ Spirits turpcuunc again al
NHnccd. and held nj Sc Petroleum quiet tut nru
ateihc GAlluw steady 4hupl lbs sold AT ga co. . dc
Tor irlme. Whisky sold To the extent Of 90 hnls al
81 Ot cash ocean ucifhs Irregular and dull; Cuttur
% LNtrpool, by steam i0l grain To- llHii, by steam
g. 900 ats provisions 90 BRISTOL hv steam, a2s Cd "a
~, grain 10 direct Irish port - 4sd gram To MHlpas
I. tad r. ar refined petroleum IN eases 10 the LcYant
21'ac insot copper quiet at la'asl
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BETRF-RrNCE Ion THURSDAY. Aqril 3 AZ the resi-.
demo, of D. Rance Hurt Hfd. hs tho EeV n Miller
VI william Il Il Bcehc OF Sew YORK. 20 Mrs Alice T.
Buncc.
btNGLY-NcRAk ON THURSDAY, April a. calvary
tlarc by the Rev w D. Walker. John ungey tu Jessie
woodland ~ocoud daughter ui the late Henry e. McRar
WAlkEk-btGkinW- At Maiden 100 tlr.liulsnn. ON
April %. hN tn Rev 3 Nckrr.nu. Catherine ,danch.
ter li Edward hisei.w, Esq, 10 Edward b. Walker
n d of Providence. & I.
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Gnslnsss yIolitts.

HAWKING offensive mucus PAINS over the eyes.
CRACKING in the head, slCKENING breath, DEAF.
NESS and tickling m the throat sIGNs or CA.
TARRH The PURULENT SECRETION thrown upon
the BRONCii1AIS while asleep. follow the mucous mem
brane, to POISON THE ENTIRE SYSTEM. sufferers
know how DISGUSTING AND OBSTINATE the disease
IT, The action oi Catarrhal Virus. like that of smallpox,
has been FINALLY DISCOVERED. Catarrh Is now
CURED
A. MCKINNEY. r. RID Pres ~ Broad st.. n y" WEI
DE MEYERS CATARRH CURE Is wonderful"
+. ~ BROWN. Merchant, 3ta Canal ST., n " CATARRH
II YEARS. Cured by one package.
s. BENEDICT, Jr. Jcwclier og7 Broadway. New York
Family o. Cared OF Chronic CATARRH
q. BRtsl 4i3 Broadway. Sew York. CATARRu 10
YEARS. Gould not taste smell cured.
q. ". WEsTBROOK - Park row. \. Y Nearly deaf;
breath terrible. CATARRH % YEARS Cured.
W. I. VAN NEST II. X Agt sio Broadway. The only
thing which has ever given me relief"
R O. BLACKBURN. at Lord Taylor =. Broadway, n. Y.
Cured Of Chronic Caiarrh.
MRS EMMA c. HOMES. 30 West Washington square.
ny suffered with catarrh 80 YEARS. Cured
REV A. fREEsE Cairo n Y. "A marvel II WORK
cd wonders In -ix cascs in my parish"
REV wM. ANDERSON. Fordham. n Y Cured OF 20
YEARS CHRONIc CArARRI by one package
REV GEO 4. REFS. Ia jay it.. BROOKLYN. Great sui.
fercr "Ithas restored me to ministerial labor"
REV CuAs } JONES. New Brighton, s L. Tits worth
ten times the cost"
MILF. AIMEE. Opera Prma Donna Cured Of CA.
TARRilAL BRONCHiTis
DIR x q. DURklN, Dentist 9Gi oh av.. New York
CATARRHAL INFLUENZA cured.
EsPENSCu1ED. Halter 1is Nassau st n. y Cured Of
CATARRHAL SORE THROAT
1. NEWMAN, merchant 80 Fulton st, Brooklyn.
Chronic CatArrh Given up by nh sicans cured
A. b TilORNE. Insurance. iI3 Montague ST. Brooklyn.
Sell and son cured Of Catarrh.
J. u. MCDONALD. merchant 40 Broadway, N. Y.
Madamel Had CATARRH ~ YEARS. Cured, as
all may b., by the use Of this wonderful remedy.
&c. &c. &c, &c &c
Fun statements-thc most remarkable medical rec.
ord-of hundreds cured by the treatment sent
| IN PAMPHLET form FREE To ANYBODY WEI DE
MEYERS CATARRH CURE IS DELIVERED by his
Agents. MEssRs d r DEWEY co, 20 DEY ST, n. y.
| at e. 81 package. or SIX for $50
Also sold by DiTMAS. Astor uousc CASwEIT l., MAS
| SkY 60, broadway aud 18th IT CRIr1ENroN Bul
av., cox 18Th and i2h n A. q. III NG. Btwery and
Canal It BENSON, Harlem and Druggists generally.
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SPECIAL AOtItts.
AIN AUnUKN PRISON.

AIN AUBURN PRISON.
SEE THE SUNDAY NEEs To MORROW.
WHAT NEW YORK AND REooELYN coNyIcrs ARE
KATE sToDDARp M%,SyIIE DAVIS AND MRS
JOE cORrRN. JAMES BRADY. QrIWBo AFRO
"snoEN Lent AND OTHERS
It EISG Tq2i slr + ri ANpGFg gTcIs
'''N' 'TiliE AsfoRiA MASHED BuRGIAEs ''''''
ROBERT r RLAEELEy
DE CRAFT THE MAN or MYSTERY
SIZE THE SUNDAY NEWS To MORROW
M AUTHORITY OF THE STATE.
TIE KENTUCKY STATE LOTTERY
simmons Dickinson Managers.
has since its incorporation paid more money In pr4os
than any lottery, domestic or foreign whose tickets are
sold in this country has Away kcptits faith with the
public has never postponed drawing, and always paid
its prizes in full without deductions
THE NkAr nRAMlNG TAKES riAAC,E ArRiL =
fEilES si5t60 ssoo AND son WioEE TICKETS,
Ascn h" WILL NSoS t Sia!s S B SS1 SeE iS
FROM MKs. w. y. CORNISH.
tacRcd Win Group fused " Your l5iNEriHN lINiNESE
means OF saving my chd's HE. Undor no CONSIDERATION
II mos! certain remedy Tor sralds and bruises having
theroushly tested 1t Tor Me same ,,..,,..,p,,.,,
irce &c sold by the druggists
ONE MILLION ,sI,O 100000
FIRST PRIZE is THE ROYAL HAVANA LOTTERY,
nRAMlNG ~ ApRti. \
,o,,sT CKtlf 81 SO ~ $50 SIn r. sIo9 snoo
~ kEirlcH a td.' Xieo'.. l'a Na,,ii st, y Y
"KIIsk's RYE AND WOCk CANDY"
The same reliable quality as all good. ,old by uso The
| past 9i Years. ~ per bottle, ~ per gallon
II Is XXX 60, go Fulton II aud goo Broadway
VAN BEIL's 'KYE AND KOCK 1.-THE
only genuine For sale by leading druggists and growers
at 81 per bottle Depot ~ Chambers 81 tsuuth sdc 81
| per gallon
TO TIRE AFFLICTED.-Hyntts Lite Balsun,
vegetable cumpuund Is certain safe speedy ana per'
manent cure rheumatism, scroiula, diseased blood.
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NV OElEASs, April ?. 1870.
The United states Circuit Court for Louisiana has issued
injunction IN Of the Louisiana State Lottery Com
pany. protecting all Its rights under It's charter. It's
business will go on s usual without interruption.
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s. rarthia, Mckay. Liverpool March 70. and Queens
t1Wn 23t
s. silcsia, schwemsen Hamburg March 10. aud Havre
I'D.
IS Carondelet, Burrows, ST. Jago March 90 and Glen
fuegOs 23th
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