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'l ..ill,1 smrButrsi himself to piaTJUblic inrninenewBi ugh of dash td miners. He, has just e KpttblicaV g&meswitn render him essential exiirencvJ andtlaysa, greater skill than any other man in the party. The interview with him repub lished some days agd from the Wash ington Republican, possessed the usual clraferiS2k IVpBSAs t?Jeajthe imprlonofUe wtmo conjidencejn' ttiififJol WorthXaroil rerv of; therparCTi m S ia, ana it cuuutius a wu- f ession of its weakness and the corner stone of a plan to strengthen 'its bold and guarantee its success. Iia the re porter suggest that qnestion as to Whether or not there was, a man . In Northji Carolina who ,eouId play ; the part of the Virginia Mahone? Not at all. It contained the point he wished to make, and was in fact (he ;object of the meeting. If anything Is needed to confirm this view, it 's found in the follwin uotewnrtby and bolder ,an? ounpemenn 'the JSreensboro i New 2rH?l&IHhe mos infl&rrtMl Re publican newspaper in North Carolina, with tjhe marks of emphasis given it beld w and orrder; -the head The Coin ing Man:" f 1 Thh Nomine min th. North Carolina '"pontics is that ttemocral who can rally "around him a -oersogal folUnmng rimUyro ta'imtrt toJ&jkib ' "ftcans that they shallVote as they "PIEASX- fgbffpfi tBprn VOTE SILfLL "b! obrarJ Tq sucba naai "the Bepulicat tUlfgiv a mupport "thatpffl g&f if sticesa certainty. "Afehonenae blazed out the patbr and "the man who has the qualifications "which the exiferfctes of the situation "demand, may reach the elevation "which Mahone has attained by follow ing this path with a firm step apd a "fearless heart This' is In keeping wi'th the policy which the Republicans have pursued in North Carolina. They -will coalesce with anv organization and endorse any policy which will tend to impair in ever so slight a degrep the unity and harmony.of the Democratic organiza tion. Tha'is their object and aim not only in. the State but in the country at large, ad aodnVore forcible ilustration bas yet Jbjeen goffered tgbfcft tbefr jif tlo4 towards )Ma)i6ni-' aftfed debt- payef clasping toilta bosom1 a virtual repadiationjstl is likewise a con fession of weakness, a recognition of their inability with all the aid furnish ed by Federal patronage to carry the State.- Billy -Smith: Bays Ransom could be the Mahone of .North Carolina. This , Ule shortv at an insult, and had it come from some other source would have .doubtless been so regarded by him. : Tbe. coming man" in. North Carolina ts indeed & Democrat, who can rally around him such a personal following as will assure to all men that they shall vote as they please and that their vote shall be counted a privilege rwJbich? the .lie publican party has re 4ervei heretofore fofits own members but he will not have the "qualifica tions'' of Mahone, and he will not be tainted t with practices which sicken and disgust all men, except those whose highest rule of conduct is "the exigencies of the occasion. It will be observed that the friends ef prohibition in this city hare real ized the necessity ef taking some steps towards defining their attitude and or ganizing for the work before them. It is the first local organization in the State which has made a movement in this important matter since the passage of the bill, notwithstanding it has squarely confronted them all j With the approaching municipal ' election's they cannot afford, to wait for the ac tion of the State convention which, ac cording to the report of the Raleigh papers received yesterday, las- just bee BO m a Muff JytbJiJixecutiyis iinnuUiDemocn.es tee to meet on the.. 27th. of April onlr- was Wistake on the part of the com-1 nuciee to inus aeier omciai action in the matter. Such action would have greatly tended to harmoniza-and unify thVe'fforts of tb focal bfgtaiza&ms They will now have to make uV by special exertions what may be lack ing in these elements. Thegfei e theatre of Nice, first reported yesterday jnorning, ana or ipyy ecrjpecrtBlS morning, baa invested th 1ittl Pity ifaudf ith esneciattnteLJtJ hunj,he Mediter- same diltaHoi from Turin, moA belongs rather to Frffncelhait'l'talv. Tt. ta sifn. ated BMaH-plaln, which lt;:anost covf:, a AlnU Tt3' wat: Mediterrane- anh iU WaQonv-tnesoutluandon thf "-3rth ail easiM nioAn tains in clc 3 it in Ue the for2rf an amphithea tre lponA-Uonsli abdmt;60i000. ..Tfi ! : iiffcW fivjriW winter resort of V -lj Hilttticularly English, whos ntiL:rs have beeir:stimated W.at SJ j.-teSUca GermanS3:a2ia i Ttni. solicitor ;ejaatahiato; t t6lfeTlloii-Jrfj0dff tlw C6nrtof - runi m .aintwithstiindinj? the last named - posinoiaaOTITOnwe a ; WOO. f IU4M& 4oWe, trflroUon, and4tfarBaniewhatiPrkbiihatbe . queslioklWf one ft tbe very ? ablest 'men th4 Ce'$uTtearbarlf Th'tlds State - er Btat.inn - t .wr t t i-v" BEPVBL.IOAN BTBAITSA RETBO PECT, The JtepuPiwaivpariA Wi.?i"J hoikip-an(i-ariamp,r rithfj thejribt the contort of the r?TOraBQ't byan- ing in at the Dade door, Aiincom receiv ing 1,806.452 of the rotes cast at the No vember election of that year as against 1,375.157 for Douglass, 847,953 forBreck iorWeefan6Y5)L31 for Bell. Thus, out V'. 4 ' i a umuucio v. - a Lefeved less tfoin twofths of $ixe pbpu4 lar vote. ipoouy ium";u ooln's title UEthe prstoancy, oecause oe was elected according to the forms of lawi but in the light of Jdstory the suc ceed of is Vrty thaitimeimhst al ways be regarded as a political strate gy, sepqred byja coup d'etapsz gS ciousleadeif and'hr called ftrdand hint the aWestrmeff36f his party. Irom thatl day tothisthe Republican party has I peu cnaracterizeatjyaoiQk ooai, vigr- leadership. The management of the great civil ;war was on coup de main after another jand the final and crown ing victory was reached only by taking every near cut and every by-path that wa3tteented-Vp O Success Drougnt its rewara anu uiw war over, the Republican party found itself full vans tailed withoowecas the conservator of the a atioii3 best interest. Traud, corruption ana Trequenc ana persistent violations of the con stitution which marked the era from 'the ' close of the war, 1 until the end of General Grant's second term, induced the people to elect Mr. Tilden tqthe Lpresidency ;in 1876. But the.lead- ers of this party emboldened by the suc cess of party schemes and hardened by I repeated violations of the trust reposed in thetoiwere equal to flie emergency, and by a short shrift, they inaugurated a man to the highest office within' the gift of the nation, who had been repu diated by the people.-1- In 1880 they robbed the Democracy of a? free and fair expression of political opinion in Indiana and lh New York, and again in 1881, they have inaugurat ed another minority candidate. Step by step they have succeeded in establish ing a kind of official plutocracy, whose acme is reached in the open purchase of Mahone's vote in the United States Senate. There are those who express ed the opinion that a great party would not put itself in such an awkward posi tion before the country, but Conkling ct omne. among the leaders, were equal to the occasion. The purchase was made for the Benedict Arnold of the day,' and Mr.; Garfield, hardly warm in hiiseai almpst depleted the hot-bouse finfldwers to adorn the desk of the re calcitrant, to the disgrace of American politics. It is not generally known, but such is the fact, that the Charlotte, Columbia & Augusta railroad has made an eight per cent, offer to lease the Georgia rail road, giving the Richmond & Danville railroad as its security. An Augusta paper says: "The Charlotte, Columbia & Augusta, as is understood, is operat ed in the interest of the Richmond & Danville road, which line is groping over Virginia and the Carolinas, gath ering in all the feeders of Richmond and Washington. As they seem to be cut off by Col. Cole and by the Louis ville And Nashville systems, in their their Norfolk routes, their idea must be to sweep around the West by way of Augusta and Atlanta, and by a prodig ious arc and interminable haul, make their connections sure after all. Such a combination seems forced and arti ficial, but in these days the tactics of railroads are those of Titans, and they move in a giant's swing." Republicans may encourage Mahone as much as they please: they may give him control of every office in the State, and Virginia's shar&pf those in Wash ington, but he will never be of any ser vice to them outside of the Senate; he will never carry Virginia. The people of ,tljat State are thoroughly aroused and indignant, and it is said that the mer chants of Richmond are distributing copies of Hill's speech all over the State, with their ewn advertisements AA t n A , Vt A V TJa Aon vt4 a 2 n trol even the Republicans in that State. This was a natural inference when he went over, and all the indications point to it now as a fact Mr. Tucker, of Virginia, freely ex presses the opinion that ' the funding bill with 9 per cent interest Will pass Congress, with the Carlisle amendment, which is compulsory to the national banks, attached. He says there will be enough Republicans in the House who will rote with the Democrats and Greenbackers to carry it He is equal ly confident that they will not be able to get the per cent bill through. If the ReoiAlicanslonk at thp 'mat.fpr in need'be no fear of an i I . The theory is now advanced that Geh, Upton was in the habit of sleeping with a loaded revolver near him, so as to be teady for any emergency, and that "in i dream he .may. have seized upon this convemeiiB revolver, to defend himself against the demons that sometimes ap pear io aii or us in sleep, and killed himself.'V:-,-; : Ex-Senator ;Thurman, talking to some friends at Columbus, Ohio, the other day, in relatieh to his appoint menon tbe, sayer ommission, tsaidri S"es, they think I am a petulant oUl fellow, and they want to send met out' df the country as soon as they set me fee.;:'I am not petulant, though," he epntinued, laughing, "and have never asked anybody for office. " i Tbere 6 a saying about bad money alwavs turnmffuP.Ttfstfot less tnm ;c6m'ebtfiebiiftitgsf ally applies to peiboteP ''Agues 'genks has appeared to WasMngtoif and stands told dayaifj ds tat sriT'r.isi i j !- . 1 .?'i.'j i.M'j t Tne batr bm Drfeioe9 as tml u anytway. and UM tat pf fb BuU't Baby fiuWlnu accsptabfc J Infant -25c SENATORIAL pippES; - TV - r- liL-ii: i I ' I 1 Ski e ; M IIXAVII - ft.1 C ! It t-T Seen. Washington, March 25. Senate. Ingalls offered a resolution calling: on the Secretary of War for a Ijst of all the appointment ,ottier;;tnaatbeji the army, made In his department from thvlstrqfemljetlSigitgMaTcttnTt3 188J, under what provisioi aotKiatmerfts;have; been ion of law said made, what changes, promotions, details and trans fers have been made within such period and the reasons for such transfers, and wftatf revocations of appointments and promotions have been made; what dis missals have been made and for what causes ; what employes have been paid out of the lapsed fund; what clerks', have been paid lower salariesjijan au thorized by the'statates, randwethef or Apt any commisfeiou hksf beenr convened- to considers the appointments in salddepartmentuLald on the table for future action. ? Dawes called up a resolution for the;! election of Senate officers, the pending taction being that to postpone its con sideration until the first Monday in December. ( n Johnston,' ' alluding to ;i the" , remark made yesterday by Hoar, to; the effect uiai inaipropv&iuou ox uuo araixiocmbs to filibuster against the resolution was treasonable, and suggested that some eastern" college should confer on that gentleman the degrees of which Dr.' Pangjoss was so proud, LLD. and ASS. Laughter. The RemWcinffcity : jg ep the- North solidvtideclaratbtfsmatA the South was iff favoPbf repudiating1 the. Dublic debt and that the only way tbl stranarle the doctrine of repudiation: was to keep toe JNortu soha gainsttnfc t ... , p-. . ... . , ooutn. It was a great revolution which saw the Republican party in caucus nomi nate for one of the highest offices of the Senate a - Demtwrat-and- Tepadia- tiocist a man wno would - be' petty lawyer but tor the, pronnencergiven him by nis repudiating opinions, lie (J-ohnstoo) wanted, to ksee whether the senator rrom ubioj (snerpanu wno nao so builded tip tle greditfof the United States, wofald t of e fio Riddlebergei. He proceeaea ia give a onetrecord or the public nctS-0f Mahone andLRiddle berirer: to show that they were Demo crats and repudiators; and in reply to the suggestion by Dawes, tnat nis col league (Mahone) was sick and absent. said that he was willing to postpone his speech it Dawes would postpone his resolution, an agreement which Dawes declined to make. Logan inquired what effect the elec tion of a sergeant-at-arms could have upon the public credit. Johnston replied that 11 the Kepubli- cans elected a man, they endorsed his public life and career. lie quoted from editorials in prominent .Republican journals strongly condemnatory of the T? 5 H 1 ahamar hill " A mAnnref tKo o-v- tracts was one from the Providence Journal, a paper partly owned by Sen ator Anthony, stating that the Kepubli ean party could not consistently and honestly ally itself with the repudia tioh party pf Virginia. Hawiey (Mr. Anthony Doing absent) called attention to the fact that though the paper partly belonged to Senator Anthony, it did not follow that be had written a line or that editorial. Johnston Don't you believe they are nis sentiments? Hawiey I don't know : they are very nearly mine, if there is any comfort in that - Logan inquired whether, Johnston's proposition was that because the Re publicans elected Riddleberger they endorsed nis sentiments, and was an swered in the affirmative. Logan Riddleberger was an officer in the Confederate army, will the Sena tor pretend to argue that because this side intend to elect him, it therefore endorses tne rebellion ? will me pre tend that because uen. Longstreet is minister to Turkey, appointed by Republican President the Republican party endorsed the treason of Long- street m iormer.years t Johnston The war is over. Gen, Longstreet has repented very humbly of his sins, and when a man does that you take hinv to your bosoms. But the war is over and there is no question of a secession or a rebellion before the country, but a question of public faith and credit is before the country, and when you endorse a man on those points yon endorse him on a living question. Johnston then proceeded to describe the improved condition of Virginia un der the control of the party called "Bourbons, and at the conclusion of nis speech, a motion to go into execu tive session, made by Pendleton, was ueieaieu yeas zw, uaja jsv. i ij Subsequently, Browoof Georgia, ob tained the floor and commented on the great hardship and injustice which would be done to the present officers of the Senate and their subordinates by the election of new officers. This ques tion nad been made one of endurance by 'the Republican , side, one- as to whether a special session should ex tend till the -first Monday in December The Democratic side, ne said, was ready to go , Into executive session at any moment and do the business which the Republican President had called the Senate together to do. There were a large number of important nominations oeiore tne senate. Why vramlc; not the Republican's confirm them? .because they thought it was more important to stay here and elect a secretary of the Senate and a Ser geant-at-Arms by turning out the little remaining handful of faithful Demo crats. If thejrjihose tomake, that issue no was uui tuxaiu w uaeet iu A considerable debate ensued, par- ticpated in bv Senators Beck. Dawes, Harris ' and ' Saulsburv. after which speech-making waa abandoned and the roll call followed. The roll call on alternate motions, made on the Demo cratic side, to adjourn and to go into executive sessions. These motions were all defeated, generally by a tie vote bat, at 6 o'clock, so many Senators had paired, that the Senate .was left Without a quorum, and at the "sugges tion or tfayara, a motion -to adjourn unui to-morrow was agreed to. ; FrnellltesljtXoD.iIoii. London. March 25. lit. Parnell has issued a circular addressed to the lead insr memberaof the -Home Rule Con federation of Great Britain asking them to contribute funds towards clearing off the debts of the Oonfederatiou,- A meeting Will be held , in , London . to night when all the Parnellites will at tend, and xver which Mr. Parnel1.7wii: preside, to organize a plan for the es tablishment pf .branches , of the . land reprace thV- Home Rnle Conf aJeSfipti: WASHTNOTOif. March 25,-The PiseiK dent to-day sent ttfte: Senateitbe f 61- iowing nomination y KOoert It. mtt, of Illinois, to b& aksiatwit secretarv of Statei NefcanWSpamj States- asai&tant truratj'.&'jriaif cisco; Chas. M. Leavy, assistant iap- Tipton, Cleveland, Tenn. ; Geo. N.Foot, 2.iM ctt m,nn Tt -"-rlnmil iTort Z ZTVZ?"1- tough 8miD f nUck They wiiii a Cftaacil la TlrginU mn$ s3KHkbNDilh!23.--Jrhe Beadjns- erState executive committee met here ighC : In the-beence of Gen: Ma hone the chairman, who' .is detained in wasmngton, Uen. butb Uollmg, of Pe tersburg, presided. All of the members of the committee were Dresent or re ported by letter: Amone those Dres- ffit W6rt JohnlWfe'of this city. NB. adB.tMpepgrrtnd 'amei A. of the party in the approaching, cam some length, and a convention called to flP&it assemble iherfry Thursday, June 2d, to nominate i owateji a. for Governor, ijieuienanwiovernor,..ancL .Attorney General, and adopt 'i' platform. The committee adopted resolution 'direct- State ttf$e prepared." This document nasno ojoubt already been fortnnlated, and TwilP'he made public Friday; Cot. ttmeron, -pi -eiersourg, a prominent member or- the committee, was ; amonor the absenteea; : ThJimember8 of tha pomnilttee presehviwho gave expres sions or otnniono- newsnaoer ' renort- eiponthe edbjectapproyed bf Sen-J ater Mahjone's course in ctre ' Senate. xne ederai patronage Manone is ex pected to con troth this State is evi dehtiy counted upbn by these leaders in influencing thepolitica! wjflfs and offteerseekersln the next ilefetioh.' ' xne ooject for which- the committee assembled to-nieht :wasr no:donbt tfost- poned untir Mahone was assured of his recognition by the administratibn 'and had $efeured the" promise of the Federal Eatrohage;i$. taiaf State, In order that is followers might be given to tonder stand what their leaders could promise them intbe-'Bhape of reward for past Services. It was also particularlV: de sirable at this time for Mahqne tof eel the mflse of his ttolitical f rtenrfs ht Vir ginia on the subject of, his pfesettttti-; tude in the'Senate, Father'Aoint the Nice; fcyfuuteir. Nica ifarco! 25i Most oi' the artists were in the dressing rooms of ; the thea tre, at the time the fire broke put, and were a warp oit vnir aanger, nuc 15 was too late to escabe. The choristers rush ed along 4,h,'ei harrow, passage., in. dark ness,, many- or, inem presumably too much disabled in the rush - tp , , escape. The basso, tenor and baritone must nave been suipDcatea. Their bodies are probably under the ruins. The parts of the theatre most filled were the : UDuer cralleries and as the distance frdm them to the doors was long and by narrow corridors and stairways, the people in we gaiienes naa ine greatest aimcuity id escaping. There was a very , inade quate supply of water. The sailors who volunteered as firemen plied buckets of sea water which were almost useless. Two midshipmen rescued two persons from, the chamber who are still living, but horribly scorched, one beincr a ras ing lunatic. Some of the bodies found are so norriDiy cnarrea tnat recogni tion is impossiDie. xue Doay ot one or the singers has been recognized. W 1 1 1 1 Trturioff the Czar'a AuaiMiuit Paris, March 22. A dispatch from Geneva states that the correspondent of the Intransigeant (who is supposed to oe bo otner man uragomanotf, tbe reputed chief of tbe Nihilists) this morning declares that Kysakofi and Jeliboffhave been mercilessly put to torture in the presence of General Loris MelikofL Kysakofi was "electri cized" by powerful batteries and forced by the intolerable agony be suffered to answer tne questions put to mm. As nothing is said in the dispatch con cerning the nature of the questions or of the answers, it is prudent to receive il:. 1 1. 1. x- 1:11 uuia uews witu uuutiuu uii more ia known on the subject. The interpellation with regard to the impending prosecution of tne Intransi geant will be made in the Chamber to day. Sir Beecber Sells His House. New York, March 23 Mr. Beecher has sold his house at 124 Columbia Heights, Brooklyn, to Mr. Ludovic Bennett. The purchase price has not been made public. The house over looks the bay and has a yard in the rear wnicn overlooked tne roof or some Furraan street factories. Beecher has lived in the house for many years. The house was morteasred some vears ago for $10,000 and subsequently for $5,000, tbe last named sum oemg raised for tne benefit of rneodore Tiiton wnen tne scandal which afterwards came to light was being smotnored. Tne mortgages were finally consolidated into one for $15,000 to the United States Trust Company and tne sale to Mr. .Bennett is made subject to this mortgage. It is understood that Beecher expects soon to remove to his house inPeekskill. K&llech Acquitted San Francisco, March 24. After be ing out twenty-four hours, the jury in the Kalloch case, this afternoon, brought in a verdict of not guilty. The verdict was received with much annlause. and the defendant was hear tily congratulated by friends. "When Kaiiocn was aiscnargeu and got in nis carriage to go home, an immense crowd took the horses from the vehicle and pulled him to his house, some three miles distant. It has transpired that the delibera tions of the jury in the Kalloch case were mainly regarding, the six-shot theory of the defence, and that self; defence alone was the ground for the verdict, transitory mania being reject ed. The Office Seeker Under tbe New Ad ministration. National Republican. ,. March 4 Might be induced to take an . : assistant secretaryship. 10 Willing to take the head of a bureau. , 17 Eager to be chief of divison. 24 Anxious to be third or fourth class clerk. 31 "Just honing" for a first class cierKsnrp. April 7 Willing ta take anything, d n.ltl 20 Wonld lfke to borrow $10 to "get out of this infernal town." May 1 Grand exi t, amid a firmament ,, .( ., 01, wrath and brimstone. JReobrts wnen. he gets . home "wouldn't accept the best place under : wit? government; aamuusurauuu wuuu te,JD4&fauuie. , :. Conleeafott f denial IClhlltoU 1 LobON. March1 2 A Petersburg opatcifysTlietemale Nihilistvar rented, yesterday, , is .named Sophia PJl- ouskvi ana is toe aaugnter or a councu lbx of thfl' ImihistrV of Domains. She confessed ferbaVingseni a signal to Hartman for, eipiodin thft mine un der the Imnerial train near Mobcow and, also, a signal to Rassokoff to throw the bomb whlcn "shattered tne uzars "Carriage.' ? fc'K'. wiiw vtiiv St . 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NICHOLAS, the charming magazine for boys and Elrls. edited by Mrs. Mary Manes Dodee. has increased go mucn in size ana numDer oi during the past year that the publishers have obllzed to issue the yearly volume In two i, instead of one as neretoiore. as to its ctrcu they report s gain of 10,000 in the average lv editions of 1880 over 1879. The an nouncements for the coming year Include a capital serial story lor boys, mu or, excumg adventures, "In Nature's Wonderland,"- or, Adventures in the American Tropics; Stories of Art and Artists, by Mrs. Clara Srsklne Clement, a faithful outline of the history of European Art. with many illustra tions; "Phaeton Rogers," a delightful and humor ous aerial, by; Bosalter Johnson: "Mystery In Mansion," a six months', serial; The Treasure Box of Literature, directing and encouraging young people in tne nest reading; xne Agassiz as sodation, lully explained in the November num ber: "Two English. Queens." by Mrs. Oliphant "The Land of Nod," a children's operetta, with music, full of charming tableaux and effects; series of beautifully lllustraied Ballads for Young jf oiks, beginning with the Christmas number; A special tfuoget oi J airy stones aj jrranjc u. biock ton tne first or wnicn is in the November num ber: An Indian; Story by ."Bright Eyes." tne Ponea. Indian maiden; a srjendldholkiay story, "A Christ' mas won tne un in tne moon," oy Washington Gladden. - Open-att Paper stories of. sports, and games, wiu do oonunucu, wiui au uo popular do nartmants. . . . . Subecrtndons beelnnlM with a Wovmhf ta. sue wm include "the. wonderful Christmas nom- w oi wnicn me Minon wiu, be 6,000 in Ei ad and 100.000 tn America. The nrlea of ti bomber, to be lasaedabout Soy ember 80th, will "be 80 cents. .. .. . ,. ,. Regular price t3 a year; 25 cents number, for J hers. Scrlbner 743 Broadway New MerJoNever ! list Received ! OUR STOCK OF- AND AND SPRING AND SUMMER TRADE, eoods. Boots. 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PARKER'S GIN GER TONIC always regulates these Important organs, and never fails to make the blood rich and pure, and to strengthen every part of the sys tem. It has cured hundreds of despairing invalids. Ask your neighbor about It. mar22 4w . OPERA HOUSE ! ONE NIGHT O.N L Y ! Monday Evening, March 28. DRAMATIC COMPANY m THE GREAT NEW YORK SUCCESS, HAZEL KIRKE. ELEGANT SCENERY, SUPERB MUSIC, MAG NIFICENT WARDROBES. Prices as usuaL Stie of Seats win commence Friday morning at McStnith's Music House and the Central HoteL ' Cabs This is the only Dramatic Company traveling that carries Its own Orchestra. mar23 5 I-5 fit Km,' i 35 co rz , Hp v s J 0 ISJ r. W CAKES j rV " satisfacUon. y ( i dec8-tf 0 RICHMOND McELRETh'S IE3I O IES . ... . . ' . u' r 1 1 ArfUUlfti W p:i r n, , ?7zri'JZ .SJ1" '7 ! .ateriai used quahiy, and Hev, oSSd. a "Su can nut tc.. RANKIN & BRO., Cantml Hotel Block. Trade st BURGESS NICHOLS WoolMato W iutal rmfc ia ' ALL FURNITH, BIDDING, 4c. A TULL UK 09 Cheap Bedsteads, AND LOUNQXS, Pwlor & Chamber Suits. COfTim Off ALL DKDS 9(f g KO. S WIST TkASI ffgtx? cALrrx,ii -AT- D. M. RIGLERS Tou vfill find the Largest and best assortment TOYS In the city. We have most everything in the line, and will sell as low as the lowest Inspection on and after to-day. Come and see. Also, RAISINS, NUTS, CITRON, CURRANTS, DATES, SHELLED ALMONDS, &c, &c CANDIES : We manufacture our own Plain Candles ant , guarantee them pure. Fine French Candies We have a large stock and as 6a as is inaac, BREAD, Is the place to get your CHRIsmaS. Bring your orders and we guarantee. D. M. RIGLEB. A SPLENDID OPPORTUNITY TO WIN i K0K TUNE FOURTH GRAND DISTRIBUTION CLASS D, AT NEW ORLEANS. Tuesday, April 12th, 1881-131st M-.nif.hly Drawing LOUISIANA STATE LOTTERY COMPANY. This Institution was regularly Incorporated by the Legislature of the State for Educational and Charitable purposes In 1868, fob thk tkrm ok twkntt-fivs TEAKS, to which eontract the inviola ble faith of the State Is pledged, which pledge has been renewed by an overwhelming popular vote, securing its franchise in the new constitution adopted December 2d, A. D., 1879, with a capital of 81 ,000,000, to which it has since added a lie serve Fund of over $350,000. Its GRAND SINGLE NUMBER Distribution will take place monthly on the second Tuesday. It never scales or postpones. Look at the follow ing distribution: CAPITAL PRIZE, $30,000. 100,000 Tickets at Two Dollars each. Half Tick ets. One Dollar. LIST OF PRIZES : 1 Capital Prize $30,000 1 Capital Prize 10.000 1 Capital Prize F-, 2 Prizes of $2,500 5 Prizes of 1,000 6.000 20 Prizes of 500 10.000 100 Prizes of 100 lO.ptKi 200 Prizes of 50 IOjJOO 500 Prizes of 20 10.000 1,000 Prizes of 10 10 000 APPROXIMATION PRIZES. 9 Approximation Prizes of $300 52,700 9 Approximation Prizes of 200 1.M0 9 Approximation Prizes of 100 0 1857 Prizes, amounting to 81 10.40' Responsible corresponding agents wanted h: km points, to whom a liberal compensation will oe paid. For further information, write clearly, tfm: full address. Send orders by express or Regis . tered Letter, or Money Order by mail. Address ed only to mrrnl M. A DAUPHIN. New Orleans, Louisiana, or M. A DAUPHIN, at No. 319 Broadway, New Tom. AU our Grand Extraordinary Drawings are under the supervision and management of Generals T. Beauregard and Jubal A Early. mar8-d&w5w POPULAR MONTHLY DRAWING OF TI1E Commonwealth Distribution Company. AT MACAULEY'S THEATRE, In the City of Louisville, on THUESDAY, MARCH 31, 1831. These drawings occur monthly (Sundays except ed) under provisions of an Act ot the general sembly of Kentucky, Incorporating the nw" Printing and Newspaper Co., approved AP'1-r' 1878. Bg-This ts a special act, and has never bet" The United States Circuit Court on March ' rendered the following decisions: f 1st That the Commonwealth Distribution w1 pany Is legal. 2d-Its drawings are fair. ent The Company has now on hand a large res' fund. Read the list of prizes for the MARCH DRAWING. -f-Prize,..;... X'ooo 1 Prize Tooi) 1 Prize .A-r0 10 Prizes, $1,000 each Xffirj 20 Prizes, 600 each, "flft 100 Prizes, 100 each, JX $o 200 Prizes, 50 each, $0 600 Prizes, 20 each g'goo 1000 Prizes. 10 each ffiffi 9 Prizes, $300 each, Approximation Prizes jz, 9 Prieea, 200 " " l,0 9 Prizes, 100 " " 1 1 2 400 1 ,060 Prizes. . - "? VViets, Whole Tickets. S2; Half Tickets, 81; 27 Tke. ;WTlcketJl()0. Eemtt Money or Baik Draft In by Express, DON'T SEND BY RKWT f L ETTER OR POSTOFWC ORDKB. 95 and upward, by Express, can be sent at our pense. - Address all orders to onndlng' Lonisvflte. Kv.. or tv ; J. COMMBRFORU, Toys! Toys! Broadway, new xunu. n ...
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