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The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1865-08-10

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Ills, to procure Advertisements and Sub
seriptinas.
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authorised agents in New York City to pro
cure subscriptions ana advertisements.
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'semtnts ard Subscriptions for us at our
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State Of Iowa,

State Of Iowa,
lama County. IS:
10 jeremiah Pickett. Jacob NJ Pickett,
Zachariah Taylor Pickett, Hester Ann Pickett
Asa X. Pickett and lIeste, Myers.
You and each of you are hereby notified
that there is now on Ale in tire office Of the
Clerk Of the District Court Of Tama County,
Iowa petition Of Thomas J. Pickett ella m
ing Of you the partition Of certain real
estate therein mentioned anl that unless you
arpea thereto and defend on or tefore noon
Of the second day Of the next term # said
court, commencing on the third .Nonday Of
September. A. D. 1865, default will be entered
against you aud judgement rendered thereon.
Stamp. VIM. II. STIVERS
--- Attorney for Plaintiff
Printers Fee $500 v7naa
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The 2s;h Iowa Regf. Coming.
Fort WAYNE Lid Ann

FORT WAYNE, Ind Aug. s.
10 X. Coe and Col. ] A Ellison, Chicago:
The 2slh lowe, five hundred men, " II
reach Chicago At about II o'clock TO
night, en- route for Davenport
G. 4 GoRHAM Superintendent
According to the above dispatch the
2s'h are now At Davenport and will
soon be home.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1865-08-10
Notice

Persons having work at my jewellery store
will please call for the same on or before thu
10Th day Of next month. All persons in.
debtcd to me by hook account or otherwise
will please call and settle the same by the
above date.
]. c. MILLER.
Toledo Aug. Sd, 1865.
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A terrible tornado, lasting two

A terrible tornado, lasting two OF
three minutes, lately passed over por
ton Of Lancaster county, Pa. /, swep,
everything for distance Of three mile,
in length, and about three hundred
yards in width. Many houses were
blown down and unroofal, iruit trees
and forests blown down. No lives arc
reported lest. a child seven month.
ola.was caught up and carried seventy
yards !; when found it had scarcely 9
particle Of clothing upon it, but wa.
not seriously injured.
Tie Democrats Of Iowa are so dis
gnsted with their old party name that
they lave omitted it in their call for a
/ State Convention. They are not pacu'.
lar in their feelings Chicago Journal.
A fire piece Of carpeting, measuring
Il feet by 20, the first OF the kind ma.
nnfactu'ed in Austria, has just been
placed in the Museum at Vienna. Ii
presents map Of the railways Of Cen
trail Europe, and was produced at
Prague.
The new Court House at New York
has been building for several years and
has already cost S. 400 900. 1t will
take two years Of time and another
81 900, 900 to complete it.
Less than thirty I've freedmen arc
maintained by the Government in
louisiana. No rations are issued ex.
cept to the sick and helpless.
Whole number Of pensions granted
up to Jny /: For widows and their
minor children, 100, 900; for invalidS,
10. coo.
The population Of Utica, New Y',k.
according to a recent census is %. 73o,
ali increase IL 1870 since 1860.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1865-08-10
State Of Iowa,
lama County. as:

State Of Iowa,
lama County, as:
To Ann Eliza Godfrey,
You are hereby notified that there is now
on file the office of the clerk Of the District
Court Of fama county, Iowa, petition Of
John Godfrey claiming Of yon divorce and
that unless yon appear thereto and defend on
Or before noon Of the second day Of the Sep
TENDER term Of said court for the year A. D..
ls65 being the mex, term Of $, id court, COM
mcncing on the third Monday of September
a, D. 1865, default will be entered against
you and Judgment rendered thereon.
Stamp WI II. STIVERS
Attorney for Plaintiff.
Printers fee $500 v7n28
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stale OIL iowa, rama county, -.
10 anton Reusch
You arc hereby notified that there is now on
file in the Office Of the Clerk Of The District
Court Of Tama County. Iowa, petition Of
Susannah Reusch. claiming Of yon a livorce
from the bonds Of matrimony, and that unless
you appear thereto and defend, on or before
noon Of The second day Of the next term Of
said court. commencing on the third Monday
Of SCI tcmher A. D., 1865. default will be en-
tered against You. and judgment rendered
thereon. A. SrnDDARD,
81 CT rev stamp At.or, ey for PHI
Notice.
Notice is hereby given that the copartner
ship heretofore existing in Toledo. iowa,
und. the name If Laufcr & Baker has been
dissolved hy mutual consent and by agree
ment Of the parties All debts owing 10 the
firm must be paid to the undersigned.
HERMAN IAUFER
Toledo, Augnst 1Q,h 49,. -""a
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Important AnnOuMcenlcn
GREAT SALE!
Watches, Chains, Diamond Rings, &c
ONE MILLION DOLLARS WORTH

=
ONE MILLION DOLLARS WORTH
40 EE DlsrosEr or Ar
ONE DOLLAR EACH!
without regard to Value Not 10 lie rail
for until you know what you are 10 re-
ceivel
Splendid List IF Ayhctcs,! An 10 Be sold a,
me Doiiar Eachi
300 Musical Boxes $50 to $3.50 each
$50 :" & with BELLS
and castiaets, zoo 10 500
500 Silver Teapols and Cot
fee Urns 90 to 80
500 Silver chatting Dishes, 80 to 100
1000 /" ice pitchers. 20 to 50
$500 "syrup cups with sal so to so
5000 /" gobtets drink z cps to so
5000 3" casters, ID $50
1000 I" Fruit, Card & cake
baskets 90 to 80
5000 dozen silver Tea spoons 70 TO 20 Joz.
10000 /" +" Table spoons
& Forks cOto 40
ESQ Gents Gold Hunting case
watches SO to $50 each
$50 ladies Gold l. Enameled
Hnndng- Cass Watches ,io 20
500 Gents Hunting lease silver
watches 35 TO 10
200 Diamond Rings TO to 100
5000 Gold Vest 4 neck chains to 80
5000 Oval Band Bracelets 4 to
5000 Jet and Gold Bracelets Is 10
| 2uOO Cha.el,ineChains & Guard
Chains 4 ia 20 q
| 1000 Solitaire \ Cola Brooches i L. 10
| 5000 Coral, Opal and Emerald
Brooches Ito 8
| 5000 Mosaic, Jet, Lava 4 Flor
en,inc Ear Drops 4to
| 300 Coral opal 4 Emerald Ear
drops 4to 6
| 1000 California Diamondrreast
pins 2.50to 10 !"
! 5000 Gold Fob s Vest Watch
keys $50 to 8 I"
| 1000 Fob Vest Ribbon slides 3 to 10 i"
5000 Sets Solitaire Sleeve but
tons, Studs, &c. 2to 8 i"
| 5000 Gold Ihimhles Pencils Sc. ito
| 10000 Miniature Lockc,s $50 to 10
| 1000 lockets, magic
spring 10 10 so !"
! 5000 god tooth pricks. cross
cs, &C. 2 to 3 !"
i 5000 plain goA rings. TO 10 .
5000 chased god rings 10 II
| 1000 stone set and signct rings 2, SO 10 10 !"
! 1000 aiiforn diamond rings 2 to ~ "
| 900 cts Ladies Jewelry--Jct
and coh s 10 Is
COCO sets Lali"s' Tcwelry, Cam.
co, Pearl, Opal, and 9TH
er stones to Is q
lann Gold Pens, Silver extcn-
sion holders and pencils, to 10 i"
/ 1000 Gold Pens and gold mount-
ell holders 6 to 10
| 5000 Gold Pens and Gold Extcn-
sion Holders Is to 25
5000 Ladies Gilt and Jet Buck
les S 10 is
| 5000 Ladies' Gilt and Ut Hair
Bars and Balls s to Ia !"
ARR ANDAE.E - 90.
MHs.. !. 4
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GRAHAM s. NELSON.

GRAHAM s. NELSON,
GENERAL AGENTS C DEALl
in all kinds of
AGRICULTURAL MPLbMEl
Farming Machinery,
lave now on hand for Sale,
kIRbI'.S CO.NB NED REAPL
IND MO WEIR,
!. u. sIanny's Combined Reap.
aud Mower,
Bats Ohio Reaper and Mo,cer,
Sweepstakes Threshing Machines, Two llor
Buck eve Cultivatnrs, Rnnk's Patent
Gang rlow, r I. Gnh's Pa
tent Combined seed
sewer and
Cultivator,
Stoners Patent Cast Steel Wire Tooth Sulke
Horse Rake
sclhy's & Elders Premium Corn Planter,
G. W. Browns TGaleshurgh, Corn Plan,
Spring tooth Hay Rake without wheels
and lifted over the winnow by hand.
Wooden Tooth Revolving Horse
Rakea, Eurrairs Ir,n Corn
Shelters H;le-ro.l hay
cutters, also Liver
hay cutters,
Horse hay forks, Five-tooh cultivator, doG...
shovel plows, Grand Getcnr Flows
OF all sizes, and
Moline Clipper Flows.
Particular attention, is ale,l to our assort-
ment Of 4. T. Smiths
CAST CAST SrEEL PLOAVsl-
Large Size breaking Plows, Nth and
arithout trucks.
Wakefield corn planters, which are the
hes, in use. We have also the best assorf-
ment Of forks, spades, shovels, hoes and ra kes
in this market; also BASKETS Of all kinds.
measures Of all kinds, curry combs, cards,
horse : rushes, coffee mills, wash boards
selves, bnck saws, saw bucks, OK bows. clothe,
wringers, we'll buckets fax md wool WIZ.
brooms hcd-cords, halters, pals, wal ssb.
wooden bowls, grind-stones and Lar, ..rs,
fork an hoe handles of al. Kinds and !,
also u general assortment Of wagon stuff,
consisting OF hubs. felloes, sawed ano bent,
spohes, axcls, tongues, buggy poles and shafts
finished AMI unfinished.
Also, a large supply Of Sehuhler's and Racine,
[ Wisconsin) lvagons'
In calling attention TO the above articles
we do not claim HAT We have bought or can
sell cheop1r than anybody west Of Chicago 80
We do claim however, that we have bought
arge stock, and MS cheap rs any ono else can
buy All Of which We intend to sell at prices
that will warrant those in need Of our goods,
in buying them. Call and examine or your
elves. ~ HH
GRAHAM & NELSON,
Toledo, Iowa, March IL, 1865. II
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1865-08-10
what the ..Trcs.,, say or us.

WnH1 the sspcGSAy SAY OF as.
| The Lafayette (Ind.) Daily Courier, March Is
| 1865, SAYS:
a better selected more varied or fashion
| able assortment Of iewelry cannot be found
| OH tire continent than Arrandale s. Co are
| HOW Offering Messrs Arrandn!e Il Co occu
! ny high POSITION in commercial circles Is
| men entirely above the common trickery Of
trade. Their statements may be implicit
relied upon, both rs 10 the chm actcr Of tho,
| goods and the manner Of disposal. Ladies
especially in all parts Of the country are
re lining handsome profits agents. md il
my Of our fair readers desire TO interes,
themselves in the enterprise, they may dc
20 with perfect confidence.
GREAr GIrr DlsrRlBurioN.-A rare oppor-
tnnity is offered for obtaining watches
chains, diamond lingn, silverWare. etc, by
Messrs. Arrandale & Co.. at No. lG7 Broad
way lhey have an immense stock o. ar.
ticlea, varying in value, and all nre offered
IT one dollar each The distribution il very
fairly d"ne--you agree to take a certificate
Of " certain article, enclosed in an envelope
AMI are not required TO pay your dollar un-
less you are satifiei with the article which
will certainly be worth more than that
amount md may be $50 or SloO An excel
lent mode this Of Investing 4 dollars Sunday
Times, n. \. ity, February, -, 1865.
Mcssrs. Arrandalc 4 Go. have long been
personally known 70 ns, and w believe them
to te every way worthy Of public confidence
~. Z. Scottish American Jour. June II, 1864.
We have inspected. Ut the office Of Arran-
dale Co.'S Agency fer European Manufnc
turing Jewellers, q. large assortment Of
fashionable, and valuable jewelry Of the
newest patterns. We also noticed n large
Quantity Of silver plate, and understand that
the whole o. these newly imported articles
are TO be disposed Of on y novel principle.
giving great advantages to buy crs, and
aiording extensive employment to agents.
We know the firm in question to be very
respectable thoroughly worthy of pnbl,c
confidence, and recommend our friends to
read their advertisement.--N \. Albion.
September 8, 1854.
EMPLOYMENT FOR LADIES. - The most
eligible and profitable employment we have
heard Of for ladies' is the safe Of certificates
for the Great Gift Distribution Of Arrandale
y 20. lady Of our acquaintance hns been
yer" successful ia this why, not only filling
her own pnrsc, but also in doing a good turn
to those whom she sold ths Certificates, as
will BIO seen by our advertising columns
Gentlemen can also be thus engaged IN. \
Sunday Mercury, April IA, 1866
THE British Why Of Kingston, G. w., says
Nov. 26, 1864, "One Of our lady subscribers,
became M Agcut for Arandale 4 Co.. and by
request brought come twenty articles IS
prizes foi her agency, to this Office for in
spection and without hesitation We can state
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1865-08-10
New Advertisements
ES TRAY HORSE.

Els IRAl HORSE
Taken up by James Patton Of Crys,a al
Township, lama county, Iowa, bay
b. rse supposed 10 BE- three years old
pas, Is hands high, black name tail
and legs. white spot on back and few
whue hairs on neck Aprrnised AZ 500
Proceedings had before II ] lI,lh J. p,
L ,lela Iowa. August Sd 1865
DAVID y. APPELLATE,
Clerk
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1865-08-10
State "f Iowa,
Tama County, ss
To Mary G.. Strain.

You and each Of You are hereby notified
that there is now on file in the Office Of the
clerk of the District Court Of Tama county,
Iowa, petition Of John Strain claiming o.
you 4 divorce and tha, unless you arrea,
thereto and defend on or before noon Of tht
second day Of the September term Of said
court for the year a. u. lsG5 being the mex,
term Il sail court. commencing On the .hird
H,ns,ay Of September A. y 1863 default vii
he entered against you ard judgment ren
iared thereon.
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WM II STIVERS
Attorney for Plaintiff.
v1noe
| Stamp.
Printers fee $500
State Of Iowa,
lama County, IS.
Ia Enorro Narc

TO George Weare.
You are hereby notified that there is now
on file IN the Office OF the ERIK OF the District
court OF rama comfy, Iowa, 4 petition Of
Mary Jane Weare claiming Of you divorce
and that unless you appear thereto and de-
tend on or before noon Of The second day e
the September term Of said court for the ear
A. y. lsi5 being the next term Of said court,
commencing on the third Monday Of Septem.
Der A. .. 1865 default vii be entered against
you and Judgment rendered thereon.
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rsn4 NERVOUS DEBILITY, SEMINAL
WEAKNESS, etc, ran BE- cured by one who
has really cured himself and hundreds Of
others, and vii! tell son nothing but the truth
Address with stamp.
EDWARD II. TRAVER.
Lock Box, Boston Mass
vGn36ly
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send p Gents Tor Certificate.

In all transactions hy mail, We shall charge
for forwarding the Certificates paying post
age and doing the business - cents each,
which must be enclosed when the &c, tifcate
is sent for. Five certificates will be sent for
81. eleven for s.. thirty for SIS, sixty-ive for
SO: ore hundred for SIS.
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Stamp WI II. .STIVERS.
Attorney for Plaintiff.
Printers fee $500 v7u28
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1865-08-10


Printers Fee $500 VIM.
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feetures ano Msefinss
Che CURT.

HOBOKEN RACES. r
II HUDSON COUNTY-sPRlNG MEETING OF
THE HUDSON COUNTY AGRICULTURAL, SOCIETY.
May 23, "a aud IS I-
NO DISAPPOINTMENT
ON ACCOUNT OF WEATHER
FIRST DAY TODAY, TUESDAY, MAY %:
FIRsT RACE. 80
Selling sweepstakes premium OF 500. for all agesi IT.
mile dash; four entries
SECOND RACE.
The criterion sweepstakes premium OF 600 for three
year ODDS, lnio dash.
THIRD RACE.
pos, stale nreoiun iCO for all Emile heats;
rsncs Slo0 n Tie Secaucus Course, Hudson County,
al nes west of Ho5okep; to DO reached Ia vehicles
BY Tie hobokep eres foot Of CLrsoPher ard Darsays.
the Fortysecond-s;. and Jersey City Ferries the Enc
Railroad runs rom foot of Chsmbert ats;ls II - snd
II Is each day special trains directly to the Eround a,rys
n IS minutes from the departure, aud returning
after the as, race Of the DAY Boats will run rom tns
Foy sccordst ferry g. ~ every forty minutes te
turning on the time hroushcu afternoon Sd evsn
ina The direct routes TO tho Course t all tho ferries are
Indicated by sign posts Fare both 81 cents t' re
eaeh day 80 o. IN. The mort efficient police
be made strict decorGm maintsined bscger oi tno
NEE ing admitting gentle and aiy $3i hsdfes ioi
single day. 81 tickets family stand l 10 teid 10 cents
Carriages 81 Badges be obtained At all tho pruei ~
hotels IA N,wYork at Dcmonico establishment and at 'hs
entrance gate OF the Course
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financial.


ORIG OF TIE LoRILIABD FIRE Is'rR.scn opSrnEf
NrOrICE.-The Books for the lncIS'Ss ,S 0r t nv
~ CAPITAL STOCK Of the LoRlLLAhD FINE IN
s,aANcr COMPANY to ONE MILLION Of DOLLARS
M ,aaion NJ 20 90 shares of the par value Of 49, w'l
-. a, N. ofce Of said Company No. io4 Broadway
.rTuIRspAY the lsh day of May and viii remain open
n,i the s.t Of same month Ten Yer cent OF the amount
reoired 20 be paid a; the dine Of subscribing. and the
tsnce on or before the 18Th day Of Jure next The transfer
hook. will be closed the isth in'; md remain closed u
the sl.,n.l By Order ofthe Board Of Directors.
CARLISLE NORWOOD, President
zoPHAR MILLS, VieePresident
y.vy NINA Secretary.
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Orrrcr or run srnxEr CorxIsMoyEa, !
No. lJ5 Broadway.
PROPOSALS.

mo CONTRACTORS. - PROPOSALS., IN
closed In sealed envelope Endorsed with the title Of the
ork and vi,h OF bidder written thereon VIII
be received at this office Un TIT hsDAf MAY 20 AZ IL
o'clock a. IN. . r,o,.... H.. r..A A..
Fittn-avenue.
For regulating grading 10, FIFTY eishtb"feet, rom Lex
inston to Fourthavenne. re . -,
for regulating, grading &C., rhtysFs"ee' HON rouf'n
20 ttL erenue. ,.,., -.
For regulating. grazing, nc, fry-eisathftreet Hom
Eighth to Ninth avenue 49,, ,..,
For regulating grading &c Fiy tnf1sueeI nom rlHh 70
Silthayenue.
For reglltins aradhs &C., seventy seventhsuee nom
Fifth to Msd'son-svenue. fl..3f 49,.
For cub gutter &c, Lexingto avenue, from fry sew.
snth to Sixty -siyths'feet -
For curb gutter, &c, firay from DISADVANTAGES and
eleventh street TO Onehund ed and wenty nithsreet
For curb gutter kc.. Thirytr street, from Second to
Third avenue. .... &c.. -
Fo curb gutter &C., Seventy eight hsireet from Second to
Thirdavsuue. ..l.c l -. I. .. 80 -,
For curb, gutter &C., sxtieths'rfet rom Lexington 70
Sixthsvenue. =. .'+
For tagging One-hundrsd and a.urs.reet, from
Tenth. avenue to Hadson River.
Fos tagging Fifty seventsuee from Lexirsten to Third
For tagging Thirty thisa street nom Tenth 10 Eleventh
For tagging corner Forty fb stree and sixhavsnue
For utter, &c, Why stleo' from Second
nue. 20 East River also from Second Tnrd-sveuue
For Building foundations and erecting iron railing incoss
parks Fourth l4th) avenue between thirty eighth and For
eth- streets. - -..-I ma
Flsgg,ng fun width seventhavenuc from Fore,h to finy
ninti.street. .i... Ed. 81 a. .l4
BLANK forms Of proposals together With the specifications
and agreeue ns can be Obtained at this otnc~ -
Dasd Street Department, Nsw.fork, LAY Is, lstS
CHARLES g. CORNELL, stseet Commissioner.
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New.iork.
Sealed proposals will be received 1t this Office, until ES
DAY Nav D. 1865. AZ O'Clock y. when TIE sane '" %
publicly opened fer tie whole any pat Of NE % 81 9he
million six hlndroi and thouseni nv hnrGrei do
lars Of SOLDIER Boun Fund Redemption Bonds NO OF
the County Newly ogk auth Dried ty ap,er Il Of the avs
Of 1865 and BIZ ordnance ofhc Board Of Supervisors APP
proved by the Mayor May ), 1853. .N.
The ala bonds viii Interest AZ the rate OF seven per
cent PER annu pa,be hall yearly an the hrst day OF May
November in each year, and the principal ~ De TO-
deemed follows: -, ~,
Five hundred thousand dollars the frst day ofNove-
Der, 1891. -. ~
her 1882 - ~
Five hundred thousand dollars the lrst dy Of N0vem-
Der $780, and ,-u-
the hpt day Of Noyembsr 1924
The proposss will state the sount Of bonds desired and
m. price per hundred dollars the-eot ana lac persons
accepted VII tlcreupon be required 70
deposit the County reasurar TAT tho broadway Bank
on URsDAY the rt day OF June 1865 the sums awarded
TO them respectively . ~, ~
ON ,s-ng the Comptroller The receipts Of the Comfy
Treasurer ssc deposits the parties VII De ent.d 70 re-
ce.ye bonds fo us amounts OF tie par value ~ the sums
awarded to them soaring nler'st rom juno !, hoy
sch proposal ogld be sea ld lad rst IN posae Tor
soldiers Bounty fund Redemption Bonds No. = and Ia
cosed in second envelope addressed to The ConIsrouer
The rshi reserved TO reject or all OF the BIDS con-
sdsred nece,sary protect promote the interests OF the
County. MATHEW 4. BRENNAN, Comptroller
City OF New.york, Department OF Finance ComProlers
OAice Nav g. 1863
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ACADEMY OF MUSIC.
~ = THEATRE FRANCHISE.

Last but one performance OF the season
~ wi DSEsDAY, May a. at g O'Clock, p IN.
..... LAZAliE, LE PAIRE.
Dana In four acts. by NJ Boaehsrdy preceded by pro-
'oss' OF '"1 la TAvERNr DE SAINT MARIE.
An elaborate nop's OF he play WILDE distributed srssu-
ut. Office 81 No e7S Broadway ground noor se Of seats
a. m, Academy Office will Tuesday, 23d from
q. IA. TO p. M --
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APPROPRIATION at 9. .I.f
III NETWORK CIRCUS.
EVERY EVENING DURING THE WEEK
GRAND MATIEFFS,
WEDNESDAY AND SATURDAY, AT ~.
IMMENSE SUCCESS Of
THE NEW GRAND COMIC PANTOMIME OF
THE ELIXIR OF LIFE
Or, THE BIRTH or HARLEQUIN,
WITH NEW SCENERY, COSTUMES, APPOINTMENTS
NEW AND GORGEOUS EFFECTS,
GRAND CORPS De BALLET,
AND ENTIRELY NEW AND
STARTLING TRICKS AND TRANSFORMATIONS
THE WORLDFAMED
MARIETTA ZAhFRETTA
AS THE PAGE ON THE TIGHT ROPE.
NEW AND SUPERB FEATS, -r..
EQUESTRIAN, GYMNASTlC AND ACROBATlC
IN which the entire
GALAXY OF STARS APPEAR.
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HOPE CHAPEL,
NJ -Dn I

HOPE CHAPEL, G9le
III No. 40 Broadway. -Il N
'I AMERICAN STEREOSCOPTlCON
Now Oh exhibition Ono Thousand PICTURES, comprising
the beautiful Views. Satnary and WORKS OF AN IN se
world Eighty Pastures 20 feet square shown every esen
The White House Fods Theater, Secretary se"srd snd
Per,ons Houses Old Capitol Prison Gen Jackson, aona
,sets so cents; children hall Pnee. Open m com
monce at
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Amnsements.
DARNUMs AMERICAN MUSEUM.

DARNUM's AMERICAN MUSEUM.
AFTERNOON, At 81 EVENING: Al
TRIUMPHANT SUCCESS
The beautiful and gifted artistic
MISS AMILlE MELVILLE,
"a the great Dramatic Romance, ,,,,, ,,o,rcr
HEIREsS OF THE HIDDEN HOUSE.
produced in style Of ,o-,rrNcr
GREAT AMERICAN oNE-LEGGED DANGER
in hi wonderful .r n,Ncr
i PICTURESQUE AND BRILLIANT pANoi"
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