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Nebraska advertiser., 1864-12-01
hammer TO Cant. WlnslaR.

The Merchants and ship owners of
Boston gave Capt. Winslow q banquet on
the 10Th of November, al the Reyier
House, as an acknowledgment Of his
gallant service in capturing and destroy
ing the pirate Alabama. Many distin-
guished personages were present, and
the whole ovation was characterized by
that lively interest which Capt. WinslOw
has well deserved.
"Am9ng the guests were honorable
Edward Everett, Rear Admiral String
ham, Colonel Graham. Of the Engineer
Corps, the post master, collector of he
port, district attorney. mayor ard a large
number Of others. Three hundred per-
sons sal down to the table. which with
the hall. was elegantly decorated Hon.
Geo. B. Upton presided. Hon Edward
Everett responded to the sentiment to
the President Ia a warm and eloquent
eulogium.
The gallant guest of the evening was
received with immense applause, and
gave an account Of the cruise of the
Kearsarge, touching lightly upon the
fight with the Alabama, and mentioning
the important Consequences and The IA
vorable influence upon the American
cause IN Europe that flowed from that
engagement. Lieut.. Thompson was re-
ceived with like demonstrations of ap-
plause. Numerous speeches were made
and letters from invited guests, who were
absent, were read, among them from
Governor Andrew, Secretary WelleS
Hon. r G. Winthrop. and others. The
company separated al II O'Clock with re-
sounding cheers for the Kearsarge, hei
| officers and men.
Nebraska advertiser., 1864-12-01

CAPTURBD-The notorious bushwhrc ker
Joe. Weldon and eight of his gang were
captured, last week at Leon, Iowa, by
he citizens of that place. Weldon and
his men being too holly pursued by the
militia, concluded to go into Iowa to
steal and plumber whatever they could
find there, but the citizens living along
The Iowa and Missouri line have always
been on the look out land armed, expect
ing the bushwhaokers to venture there
After Weldon and his men reached Leon
hey all stopped at one hotel and
pretended they were on a visit to Iowa
t. look at the country. 1t soon became
known who they were and a company of
citizen militia of that town surrounded
The house and caught the scoundrels.-
They are now confined in the Jail at Leon
and will soon be dealt with. Joe. Wei
don is from Daviess county, and has been
for a long time carrying IN his oush
whacking operations north Of the Missouri
river.
Nebraska advertiser., 1864-12-01
S. R. CURTIS, Maj Gen.
New York, 81.

New York, 81.
The Catholic Cathedral of ST. Peter
and St. Paul, on North Tenth street.
Philadelphia, was Dedicated yesterday.
The edihce was crowded to its utmost
capacity and hundreds were compelled
to go away.
Large numbers of the most eminent
digniIaries of the church took part in the
sacred ceremoaies, a bout two hu ndred
priests being present. The sermon was
preached 5y Archbishop Spaulding.
Nebraska advertiser., 1864-12-01
Gen. Buffers New Orleans SpeCu'
IatIOU.

Much has been said about Plate anc
Coin having been seized by Gen. Butler
during his administration at New Or
leans. The following dispatch will
throw s~Omeslight upon the subject, though
we do not know how reliable it is. We
give ishOwever for what it is worth.
New YoRK, Nov. IL.
Concerning the gold seized by Gen.
Butler ia New Orleans, from which
arose the attachment obtained in New
York against the General, 1t may be
we'll to say the coin is in the United
States Treasury, and redress is to be hao
against the Government, and not against
General. Butler.
Nebraska advertiser., 1864-12-01
BroWnTIIle Cemetery Association

Notice is hereby given that in accordance with a
notice published 10 the Advertiser Of the Sd inst.
he folInwipe persons. to wit. t. Hoadley John
Macpherson a s. Holiday. 7. ". Bedford, TheO.
Hpl. ". II. Miller, O.. w. BrattoH, v. 4. MeCreeIy
and F.. W. Thomas assembled AZ the time and place
stated in said notice and organized themselves into
a eemetry association. 70 be kn0aa for the present,
as sThe Brswnyille Cemetry Association" IN mo-
ion it was resolved that the next meeting be held
at the Presbyterian Church In Br0EnVllle, on the
9th day of December, 1854, at two O'Clock P. n.
for the purpose Of completing the organization Of
the association by the election Of trustees and a
clerk. with a view 70 having the association inenr-
porsted under an act Of the Legislature of Ne
braska Territory entitled IAN act TO create and
regulate Interpretations in the Territory Of Nebrns-
IA approved February 18th 1884.
All who desire to become members OF the associa-
ton are invited to be present at said meeting AID
20 take part in the election.
Nov. It'll 1864.
L. H0ADLEY, Pres.
E. ". THOA IS, Secy.
v-Ix-n84w-SlO 50.
Nebraska advertiser., 1864-12-01
HOW'S This ?

The Nebraska City NsWS of the Goth
received several days ago, contains tele'
graphic reports of the oath, while we
have been unable to get any since. the
23d. How does this Gomez The re-
ports that are received at Nebraska City
we know, puss over the whole line
Why have we not received these reports
al this place? We would like to have
our friend of the telegraph explain.
Nebraska advertiser., 1864-12-01
LEGAL NOTICE,

Joseph Bacon viii take notice that Israel r. Cum
mings, as plaintiff. has Gled a petition against said
Bacon, as defendant, on the law side Of the Dis
trict Court Of Nemahs County, Nebraska Territory,
the object of which is to obtain a judgement against
said bacon for the sum Of $4,000 with il crest
from May 9Th 1862, fOF cattle then sold and deliver
ed to said Bacon BY said Cummings, and also for the
additional sum Of 81 10 money laid ont by said
Cummings for the use Of Bacon September, I7th
1861 at bis request. An order Of attachment was
Issued out Of said CoHr AM the following real e-
tate situated in said County of Nsmaha, to wit
West IL Of South West IA Section II Township
5 RqBge Is East. South East l-4of SOath West IA
Section 9 Township 5 Range IL East was attached
a. E property Ofsaid Bacon,
Said Bacon is required to answer said petition by
the I9th day Of December 1854.
E.W. THOMAS, Atty for PPf.
Sept. 22nd 1854 law
Nebraska advertiser., 1864-12-01
g NOTICE.

John R. UIlrey end ary F. Ulrey, his wife viii
take notice that John Q. A.. Smith as plaintiff has
Sled q petition in he District Court Of the County
of Nemaha, Nebraska Territory. on the Chaneery
side thereof against them together with Joseph
Coleman aud r.. J. Whitney as defendant. The
object and prayer of said petition is 70 fOrselose a
mortgage made by said Ullrey and wife in favor Of
said plaintiff on the South East II Of Seetion No.
IL. Township No. ) North. of Range No Is East Of
the 9Th principal Meridian, situated in the said
County ofNemaha; to obtain a decree for the sale
Of said land aud to apply the proceeds 10 payment
IF a certain note made by said Ullrey in favor IF
said plaintiff for sl25 90 dated August 9Th 1859
and due five months after date with interest at the
rate Of sixty per cent per annuln from maturity.
Said Ulirey and wife are required % answer said
petition By the 25rb day Of December, A.D. 1861.
7. ". THOMAS,
Sci foF Comp.
v-Tx-rS-4w-Sf350 50.
Nebraska advertiser., 1864-12-01

Stephen a. Douglas was reported to
have died insolqant. We learn from
die Chicago Journal that such was not
The case. On Monday the executor
presented receipts to the County Court,
showing that he had paid over $1,000 to
Mrs. Douglas. and over $1,000 to tie
Two children, after hquida.ing ali de-
maBds against the es,ae.
Nebraska advertiser., 1864-12-01
Dispatch frnm Cen. Curtis.
bAnS.SSH AAA4 NcAf
HEADQu1RTERs Army OF THE border
CAN'T ARxAxSAs.N Nov. s.


CANT Nov. s.
Wa Foar SCoTT, Nov; Is.
To Gen. Davies. Fort LeaUenworfh:
We have just concluded the pursuit of
Price whose rear guard crossed the Ar
kansas river, under fire of our guns
He left another of his guns and his own
carriage, which with other arms and equip.
ments have fallen into our hands. We
are now rid of 10000 or 10000 half
starved b~ushwhackers and half starved
vagabonds who | hope may never return
to disturb the peaceful inhabitants north
OF the Arkansas river. He is also be-
yond our posts of Fayetteville, Fort
Smith and Fort Gibson, which are now
safe.
Nebraska advertiser., 1864-12-01
Tie Cabinet

Il is said that in forming his new Cab
net Mr., L,ncon will pay especial regard
10 the qualities of business energy, quick
perception, practical judgment, and high
executive and administrative ability. H.
short. his past four years experience has
taugt hin to prefer a liltle stronger tiuc'-
ure of the young America elemenr. This
determination will bar all Of the age TO
Robert j. Walker.
Nebraska advertiser., 1864-12-01
NOTICE TO CITY TAX.PAYERS.

Notieeis hereby given that Taxes Of the Ciy Of
Brownville for the year 1854 are now due aud The
Tax list has been placed in my hands FOR collection.
Tax Payers are notified 20 call at nav Office and set
tie their taxes on or before the first day of January
1868. After that date a penalty of ten per cent. and
ten per cent. interest per annu;r viii be added TO Ell
taxes not then paid. The law does not now require
the collector to call on tax payers far their taxes but
si persons are re puired t. pay the same At the col
l%eetoT's Office. JONAS HACKER,
ix-e-3t CITY Tax Collector.
Nebraska advertiser., 1864-12-01
NOTICE.

Francis A. DowIer, administrator Of the Fetste Of
William Gerke deceased, and the unknown heirs Of
the said Vim Gerke. win take notice that Thomas
}. bowler has fled a petition Oh the Chuncery side
II the District Court OF Mem la County. Nebraska
Territory, the object OF which is obtain a decree
for the sale Of the following described land situated
IA said County Of Nemaha, tO-wit the north west
quarter Of section number IA, township number g.,
north Of range number II, east of the 9Th Prinei-
pal meridian, and the application Of the proceeds
of such sale in payment Of 4 certain pr0missory note
made by said William Gerke, August 5th, 1893, in
favor of said plaintiff, for $3.50. 60 with interest at
the rate Of % per cent. per annum after maturity,
due twelve months after date; the said land having
been mort gagged q sceure the payment Of said note.
Defendants are repaired to answer BY the 18th DAY
OF December, 1861. i. ", THOMAS,
Solicitor for COM lainant,
Sept. 29th, 1864. 9-4ft-S5
Nebraska advertiser., 1864-12-01

WooD.-The price of wood is again
enormous on the street. You can't reach
the universal three quarters of a cord''
with anything below a ten dollar Green
back!-NsbrGskO Repub!icGs.
Nebraska advertiser., 1864-12-01
ADVERFISBMENTS
PROBATE NOTICE.

Notice Is hereby givon that Monday, the goth day
.: May, a. d. 1868, is the time set for the heari. g
eud adjustment IF claims against the Estate ol
w Ham w lson. deceased. laje Of Nemaha county -,
Nebraska Territory, and all persons having claims
against said Estate are required to file the same, be-
lore me, on or before the said day.
u. G. SANDERS,
Probate Judge.
Bruwnville, Nov. 28th, 1854. kill 4w pd
Nebraska advertiser., 1864-12-01
United States Internal Revenue.
Notice.

Notice is hereby given TO all persons Concerned. that
the Special Income list, inside end taken under The Ex-
else Law o. tie UEitPd States wifi il Tie Cornfies OF
3 C. ardsun. Nena aha anc Pawnee, AMI Terri ory Of Ne
braska have been returned to me. end Will lie open for
exam.nati,n IN my OGice in The Tow OF Falls City
and G 'uUty Of Richardson for the space Of ten d4yS
from and after the d6te Of this Notice. And Shat ap-
pea}s relative 70 any erroneous or excessive valustion,
will DC received by me, on the 18Th day Of November.
1891 All appeals to the Assessor must Dc made il
WIRING.
~[Sigued JOSEPH II BUEBANE.
Assessor Nebraska Territory
Dated this f7th day Ct Nov. 1Ssi-v 9 no-9-2g
Nebraska advertiser., 1864-12-01
ESTRAY NOTICE.

Taken up by the undersigned. living two ard a hal
miles south Of BT0Wnvitie in Eemaba c.. Nebrasks
TIE rit7yy. One white Cow with some red on head
and neck. crop on The right ear and branded with The
ie ter o" on ri1ht hip. One line back brindla Cow
with the same brand, snl mark. One specki led COW
with a crop or the left ear, and under biz out Of the
right ear branded with '.B" on the lett hip.
W. PENNY.
Nebraska advertiser., 1864-12-01

The Rocky Mountain NSws, comes
to US again after a few weeks suspension
printed on clean sheets and filed with
interesting news from Colorado.
Nebraska advertiser., 1864-12-01
ESTRAY NOTICE.

Taken up by the undersigned liyirg tw1 miles
West Of BrOWnville, one red steer, motley face, lOrg
high hons, supposed to be three years old lat
spring, said steer was taken up on the 18th day Of
November, 1854,
II-Sw-pd ROBERT GILMORE.
Nebraska advertiser., 1864-12-01

NOTICE is hereby given that the firm heretOfor
~ existing under the mime aad STYLE Of r. Brown
d Co. is tins day dissolved.
R.BRCWE d co.
Nov. ID, 1864 per II. q. LETT.
Nebraska advertiser., 1864-12-01

There isa rumor that General Nc
Clellan will take the Presidency Of the
Great Western Atlantic railroad.
Nebraska advertiser., 1864-12-01
ESTRAY NOTICE.

Taken up by The subscriber living three and a bail
miles south Of Br0wnviIie on TIRE bottom road. ong
daTK bay horse three years Old past.
ABRAHAM PENNY
Tw-o-rq n pa
Nebraska advertiser., 1864-12-01

This is a gain on the Union majority
of last September of about 10000. and
over. Llncoln's majority in 1860 of over
5000. The aggregate vote this year is
over IL 900 larger than il was in 1860.
Nebraska advertiser., 1864-12-01
ESTRAY NOTICE

Taken up by the subscriber on his premises, ten
miles south west of Brownville, in Nem4ha county
Nebraska, on the 2lst dag OF November 1854. one
star faced line backed roam heifer calf; no brand.
or marks visible. The oWnor is hereb5 notified L,
come and prove ais property, pay charges and take
said cstray away.
1I-3t-pd STEPHEN. COLLINS
Nebraska advertiser., 1864-12-01
ESTRAY NOTICE.

Taken up by the undersigned living on Nc
kissock's Island in Nemaba County, Ne6aska. on
the first day OF November, a. d. 1854, one wh1es.eer
with red speck on che neck, crop OF the right and
uHd sTbIt In tna lets ear, no other marks or brands
percelyabie, about three Or four ye4rs Old.
It-3g-pd T. JENKINS.
Nebraska advertiser., 1864-12-01

TaFen up by he subscrsber living eleven miles
southwest OF Br0wDviile Neb. one stear three years
Old, roam spotted branded W. on the Ieg hin
swallow fork in each ear.
Ix9-n9-3w.
Nebraska advertiser., 1864-12-01
Sanitary Commission.

FINANCIAL REPORT
OF DR.. J. S. N~ewberry, of Western De-
partment, U. S. Sanitary Commission
louisville, KY.
From Sept. 1, 1861, to Jan. l, 1864
SUMMARY.
Nebraska advertiser., 1864-12-01
Result in Yerm0nt.

The County Clerks met IN convention
at Montpelier on Wednesday to canvass
the votes for electors for President and
Vice President. The Convention was
called to order by Gen. Hopkins. who
nominated Judge Tyler CT Windham Co.
for Pre- sident. and John C. Hail of Ben
ntngton County was appointed Secretary.
The following is the result Of the can
Nebraska advertiser., 1864-12-01
STAY NOTICE.

Taken up By The subscriber, living near Waaaiss
b-;Soa NeI6aha county Nebaska, enc bay, mare
NOW. two or three years old, spot on the eft side
md blazed faced. She had a raw-hibe tug tied
srounp her neck when taken up. B. F Aclninch.
~" * l0-3W-pd
Nebraska advertiser., 1864-12-01
ESTRAY SALE.

Taken up by the undersigned residing in Ger
Rock preeinet, Nemaha county, NEBRASKA. one
white heifer with red cars two years old next spring
Said heiter was taken Up on the I5th day Of Eovem-
Der, 1864.
H-3t-pd DAVID WATKINS
Nebraska advertiser., 1864-12-01

Barnard Otensl Before Cobus GooSmau J. P
vs. Nemaha county, Nebraska Te :
Toward Norrs.) ritory.
On the 3 day Of October 1854 said Justice issu. d
an order Of attachment 10 the above action fer
sd. 90. BARNARD 0fENS.
ix-I0-3W-S3,50 by E. W. Thomas, Atty.
Nebraska advertiser., 1864-12-01

Plastering hair aud Alton lime just
received, and for sale by
j. w. Middleton.
Nebraska advertiser., 1864-12-01

IMPORTANT to Smoke :: Tue best assortment Of
1 Smoking Tobacco, Cigars, Pipes, Stemps, &c. is to
be found
At MeLAUGHLtN & Swans.
Nebraska advertiser., 1864-12-01

GHEEP Shears 81 the most approved make, for sale
~ At Mclaughlin 4 Swans
Nebraska advertiser., 1864-12-01
DISSOLUTION.

v-Ix-us-4w.-s1S5 50.
Nebraska advertiser., 1864-12-01
NOTICE.

Nov. %, 1864
Nebraska advertiser., 1864-12-01
ESTRAY NOTICE

Nov LIST. Iss4-Ixs-ps-sw. Pd.
Nebraska advertiser., 1864-12-01

Ix9.n9-sw.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-08-05
The SANITARY Comu,i.sion.

To tia Ldior u The " y. IrbEhe Id ...fs.sI
SIR: Most of the large Northern cities have
done nobly for the Sanitary Commission Through thex
fairs. and In most villages in the rural dstrics Aid
Societies are established for the purpose Of collecting
money by monthly subscription for tho aid Of the sc
and wounded soldiers but that the means thas comin
10 the hands OF the Commission will be sadly
10 meet tho demand after we sali have placed $40 occ
more men IN the field no one can doubt. Every effort
must be made to supply the Commission with funds
enough 10 cradle It to meet all demands made upon "
By our suffering brave The I" Aid Societies" shouid
again circulate their subscription lists spring no paina
90 &c, the name Of every man who riu give stated
mopthlr Allowance Where shsre Aid Soceties-
they should at once be formed. Ys aaa all fhis ~
,fcne there are msny.who do not feea able 70 give
stated monthly allowance. WHO yet wish ia hsvw' -
THAR iio IA they have IL to spare. To accommodate ~
.uch ersons boxes might DO placed IN some conspicuous
=, every Post once 20 catch the pennies dimes.
rrar,,,, or b,ycs Which, / have no Doubt would b
placed therein These aceumulatei nAases sooa'a ~
taten by The AID Societies and jadiciopsy expended r
musns for under.cothes for fruits or vegetables ano,
10 tho Ccm,isson coald not an Appeal be printed
IN YOUR paper to boo and posted On those ooicss
an eppeal which would remind every man, voman'
and child that their father hrother husband. son. or
friend looked to them for such dellcacies a. hs United
States commissariat cannot furpish-an appeal when
woud remind rs that the lives Of our loved brave one&
sometimes depend upon tho shlings We pay for gusdy
ribbons and cravsts-an appeal which viii search ne
innerost rccesses Of every heart and the loweFmoss
corner Of every pockets and may God speed tho s'~
cause FnENp " ~. -llo
.yicsols, Tiosa County. NJ T.. July e, ises' . f.,
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nUBUOUE AND SIOUX CITY RAILROAD


~ FIRST MORTGAGE SEVEN ERCENr BosDS-
w oaer sale SO 90 oil the First hofg.re tsecond Di
vision Bond. Of this ComILy The Bonds have 20 years to
run aud bear por cent interest psy aue s-in,Aanpa IN
NewYok They pat Of ~ issue Of 6' 90 whieh ain
,er- mortgage - u lea Of road running froD Cedar
Fsl. to Iowa lie Under contract and 10 be eorpe'ed
this Fall.
aud .occ@ssful Ocerson from Dubuque 10 tcdf fel
distance Of aOout 100 miles .oI several yr~ The deht Oh
hi, no rDe. l. rryseseu,ed by ~ 90 FrH Mod;sse
Bonds s1D 90 OF Preferred stock and shout SOoVv q
Common Stock. Tho Bond now offered ~ fis are iss9d
d, and with the con,e OF tsreeo1ths II interest Of The
Preferred stockholdfTs required ny The srI OF incoIo
ruion The Total annual in',Tes; ~ The Bonds oil the
Company Is therefore but ~ t guaranteed b tie csr1rgs
Of road TIE contract ig bl.dtE tc extension
mics made mott favorable terms ard inc mate
equpIueuss boTe tie late sSeat ad see Ia
prices
The Company has vtuabo land grant Of a'io acres PER
mile. ~
s Oco II tho Bonds have been subscribed r., by stoef
hoc.rs COMPANY and the balance offered 10
tie public on favorable terms.
For further paTic isfs, spfIy 70
sCHUCliARDv a. OEBbARD, No Nossau-st, or 10
NIX JESCP l. Co. No. 80 f1chhnge place.
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OyYIcn OF TUE CHICAGO AND AIros R.h. ConPAST'


nIVIDEND NOTICE.-1Ge Board OF Difec-
- tors Of the Chicago ard Alton Rsiroe5 Company have
This DAT declared DIVIDEND o. LBkkk AND ONE
HALF PER CENT free from Government - on TIE Prs
rred STOCK Of the ComIeuyi $40 DIV
OF TWO AND ONE-HALF PER CENT, free hom Govern
gDet tax the Common Stock Of r- Company eens N
ksu of dividend the payment OF which Was deferred IN Jan
AIRY by If eIrsor1rsIy expenditures Tor romg
ock and othsr Purposes ali payable = the Once OF d. "a
JESUP Co.. No. 50 Exchange piaco New-lofAi on sna
sitsT lOth August 1864 , -,
TIE TIanfer Books Of the Company VIII close the lfh
mo 'p0' =" '"' II. b. BLACKSTONE, PreEident.
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Oyvlcs on QUINCY MIsISe CokrasT,

No 81 Exchange place, New YORK, July 20 1854
Board or Directors hare
IL der,.red a DIVIDEND of EIGHT DOLLARS PER
EBARE the earnings Of the past x MONTH. payable on
md after MONDAY 18th Of August next, Massachusetts
ko,ders v,ia be paid at tAe oece Of l. HENRY PERlNs
40 Is Safest Boston until Sept, mbeT The Insfer Dooks
w HART SMITH, Secretary.
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Bniloina MateriaIs.

L EAKY ROOFS coated with the best F1RI1
IL and WATERPROOF COMPOSITION In the p,sIketA
aid warranted for hve years a cents per foot ia Ehsct
and Dprab y pmiyaed 10 BY the gallon barIe4
Address d. HARRIS No I0e Suffolk No. 70 Lsorens, snd
No. % Cjfst, N. Y b. .--t- r-,..s rtsr - ~
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Amusemcn.s.
QARNUMs AMERICAN MUSEUM

RARNUMs AMERICAN MUSEUM.
THE PUBLIC INSIST UPON IT
FOURTH WEEK OF THE RAyEL pASroMME-
AFTERNOON Al ,; EVENING AT u O'CLOCK
MAZUlM, Or THE NIGHT OWL.
LAUGHABLE TRICKS, BRILLIANT SCESEhr;
MILE. LOUISE, NILE. ERNE5TiNE, AND FULL
COMPANY. ,,,,,.,
Mr. H. CLIFFORD, Ethiopian Comedian, In his Srumr
SPEECH.
AN EXTRA EXHIBITION EVERY MORNING AT IL
In Lecture Room without additional Charge o.
HERR NADOLSKfS WOsDEkfUL CABINET,
Only 4 feet high feet wide and feet thick containing
O yi-es Of elaborate fuszed strong and useful pieces
OF furniture.
TIE GRAND ORCHESTRIAN.
VIII Play sor. ntervas day and evening the mod DIE
ppi " and ELABORATE UyERrURES and COM
POSITIONS. with all the efsc. Of
Full. ORCHESTRA OF 20 INSTRUMENTS
THE NEW VENTIATOR, DRIVEN by STEAM.
INTRO noes 70 90 feet Of cool nue rendering II The
COvtESr PLACE OF AMUSEMENT IN THE CITY,
.MAhNELOU5 LIVING AFRICAN MUD FISH,
BROUGHT HERE IN DRY S0sfD CLAY!
rAr ClhLD GIANT GIRL, FRENCH GIANT,
O5i11ES.
Psychological T. KAN nations by Prof. LIVINGSTON
Admission Is cents; children under ten, IS cents
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Ce,iures ano lilcetin5s.

NJ Y. TYPOGRAPHICAL UNION No. g.
~. The Regular Monthly Mecnz of the Union wl Dc hed
q Al oc.oci Revised Scale will b. r@porel FOR action.
=. A. HOLMES. President
w. u. ConpIxGroy. Rec. sscy.
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Cfean Gtedmer5.
Deepening or TIE

Il g. MAIL LINE-For CALIFORNIA
Os vaPASAMA.--1egrIaT .sine day 81 liih an Z. 4
Of Acb month when hcss G-trs ~ On sunday "HeN
tie lsy II dcpArtdr. " n tc TIE Monday iOlowins'
The Gfst-claS steam Up 49, -
OCEAN QUEEN,
=. L. TnLepaush, Commander,
Win ssi from Pisr Nc 3 Worth kiv.T
SATURDAY. tUGCsf "A, 1t L. o'clock M .
The ,,esp..ip NORTHERN IiBilr VIII succeed The
CCHAs 0-EEs, al - AunU'Slfs
RcrfTri.Lt or pssstIo ryplyto 49,,
%. T. ALLEN, No. Bowling Grecu
NOR NEW.ORLEANS DIRECT-WEDNE5
J. D.Y, Az H. at ~ ocork mon. Too Atlantic lsI
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