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The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1869-12-24


PAPER AT ELDoRADo.-T.B B. Murdoch
and j. S. Danford, of this place. pro-
pose to start paper at Eldorado, Butler
county, Kansas, the first number of
which will be issued about the 18th of
February. The people of Eldorado have
been at work for months in this matter,
knowing how beneficial good news
paper is to town and country which
need an organ to assist in their proper
growth and development. We congrat-
ulate them in having secured for the en-
terprise two such men as Murdoch and
Danford. The former gentleman has
been connected with this Office for
nearly three years as job printer, fore
man, local and assistant editor. AS a
printer he is tasty and enterprising. As
''locaf' he has few if any equals in the
State. His peculiar forte is local items,
and that is just what the people of FL
dorado need. We are sorry to lose
Bent. from our Office, because he has al
ways been industrious and devoted to
the interests of THE NEWS. He has the
tact and talent for successful newspa-
per man, and in his new field we expect
to see these qualities developed to de-
gree that will soon place his at the very
head OF the country press i'll Kansas. 4
Mr.. Danford has also had experience as |
a writer, and viii be valuable hand in |
the newspaper profession. The Office
will be new throughout, and knowing
Mr. Murdock's taste rs q printer, we can
promise the people. of Eldorado and
surrounding country perfect beauty
of paper in typographical appearance.
We wish the gentlemen more success
than they have figured on.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1869-12-24

Heavy railroad robberies during sew
eral months past on the line of the Hart
ford and New Haven, and Eric and New
York Central roads, have come to light.
Detectives are engaged in ferreting out
the mystery.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1869-12-24

A freedman near GAINESVILLE, Texas
has picked out thirteen bales of cotton,
made by his own unassisted labor, and
has about two bales now in his patch.
He has, however, made no corn.
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Gold was down to 1.2011 on Wednes-
day, but advanced at the close of the day
to 1.2l1S.
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EeUNRNIcAL COuNcIr..

.
According to programme, the Pope
: EcumeAicai Council convened in Rom
! on the Sth instant. The opening eere
, monies were imposing beyond prece
dent. The weather was unfayorabIe
, put Notwithstanding the rain a process
} SION was formed, headed by the Pone
who was followed by seven hundred
bishops, and marched to the hall of thu
council amid the laundering of cannor
and ringing of bells."-[Ex.
I Thus splendidly and gorgeously the
withered, wrinklcd, decrepid, mum.
bling old harIot dies: and like Mrs
Skewton, who simulated youth by the
use of pads and patches and powders.
pants and puffs, she orders her couch
ON which is laid her palsied body to be
hung with rose-colored curtains. that
her physicians may not detect the ashen
/ hue that has come over her implanted
features. But however much The sum-
moned physicians may be deceived bv
these gauds, the world cannot be.
None of the nostrums which this con-
vocation of quacks is likely to crowd
down the throat of its unresistin@ VIC
tim will have other effect than to make
her sicker. The catholic cities ofEurope
attempted to celebrate the event in uni
son with the celebration at Rome. buf
disgust and nausea was almost univers-
ally exhibited, and in not a few places
great opposition was manifested. At
Marseilles fifteen hundred men made
such violent demonstrations of opposi-
ton that the police dispersed them as a
mob. Young Spain, who in spite of the !
lethargic sleep of the last three hundred
years, has at last been reused by touch |
OF the vivifying finger of the nineteenth
century, and SHOWS some uneasiness.
lest the council should cross the pathway
of her progressive movements"
As to the results of the council we can
see but one issue. Should nothing of
Importance be enunciated the weakness
and degeneracy of the Romish Church
viii be tacitly acknowledged, and she be
left for the light and knowledge ola few
more decades TO disintegrate and de-
'troy. And on the other hand should
The ultramontaine doctrines of the Pope
be approved, his infallibility reasserted
md sustained, and other disputed points
lecided upon, faction and strife is GER
ain to demoralize and disorganize this
lncient establishment.
Father Hyacinthe, or some other man
more brave than he, will play the role
If another Luther, and will use the de-
Jared doctrines or open practices of
Rome wedges to rive the body to the
leart. The converting of the council
rom our stand point seems unfortunate
or Catholicism but "Whom the Gods
would destroy, they first make mad"
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Special Commissioner Wells, in his
report, makes strong appeal to Con-
gress for reduction of taxation.
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The New York Post disposes of Penn
sylvania briefly as follows: "Pennsvl-
vania-that Is to say, the Pennsylvania
Railway Company"
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Senator Ross, of Kansas, has taken
measures in the Senate to secure a full
investigation of the sales of the Black
Bob lands. The question has long been
i'll Kansas, and this move will
all official papers in the case.
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The KANSAS FARMER.-Farmers should
subscribe for The Kansas Farmer, pub
lished by Geo .Anthony, Leavenworth.
1t is an admirable agricultural sheet.
ably edited, and containing about a
dozen pages of reading matter. 1t is
published monthly, and can be had at
the low subscription price of one dollar.
Every Kansas farmer ought to have it.
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FINAL NOTICE.
TREAsuRER's OFFIcl

+, z
Lyon county, Kas., Dec. IL 1869.
Notice is hereby given TO all parties interested
that the following described lands and town lots in
Lyon county. Kansas. sold for the taxes for the
year 1866 Will be decided the purchasers at said
sale unless redeemed before the Sth day of
May, 4. D., 1870. l.. T. HERITAGE
County Treasurer.
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Union Pacific Railway,
SOUTHERN BRANCH,
FINE TABLE.

This road will he open for business between
junction City and EmpoFia on Monday, Dee.
18th. 1883. Trains viii run daily Except Sum-
days) as follows:
Leave Emporia at 400 a. m; arrive at juno
ton City at s:i5 a. N.
Leave Emporia at 100 p. M; arrive at juno
ton City az GEO D. m.
Leave Junction City at Zoo a. M: arrive at
Emporia at 1900 y. m.
Leave Junction City at 400 p. m; arrive at
Emporia at 300 p. m.
Connecting st Junction City with Kansas
Pacific trains East and West, and at Emporia
with stages for all points In Southern Kansas
Tickets from EmpoFia to Topeka $500
= .. Lawrence, 500
:. Leayenworth, 1850
Kansas fty. IO.50
r. s. STEVEES.
u. P CoGswELL- Geni Manager.
Ger. Ticket and Freight Agt. 6l-ff
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Misses NJ. III. Dixon & E. PAISLEY.
Having bought out Mrs. C. E. Winne.s miIifn-
cry store, will continue the business IN the
room formerly occupied by her We expec-l
70 de millinery. dress and cloak making in the
latest styles. Wetnvite al to give rs call. as
we think we can suit them both in quality and
price. 42-sm
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MoeeH ama N,s.es1 $500

Hotel and Feed 9ss.ble.
+. A. Cowles. who lives At the crossiup Of the
lawrence and the east and west roads, half 4
mLle nortn Of the Neosho, In addition 70 his
Ieed stable, has fitted up hotel for the accom-
modatton OF Szeveaers. Teamsters supnlied
with bread IS al times. 10sS
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THIS AFTERNOON
yXyOOD'S MUSEUM.

yyOOD'S MUSEUM. THIS AFTERNOON.
w MATINEE In the theatre at o'clock, which includes
all the curiosies. Admission 81 cents
The bnrlesque of ALADDIN, supported by the full com
pany, with TO OBLI1E BENSON, characters
by Messrs Mesayer George Mitchell Marsden; Misses
Aimee Kate Logan; 10 be followed by AN OLIO nitro.
ducng Com. Fooe Miss Eestee, Col Small Gen. Grant, Jr-
the amallest people In the universe.
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LEGAL NOTICES.

IoHN MARTIN, DECEAsED.-PURsUANTT TO AN ACT
81 Parliament the pa and 2}i VIC, entitled
further amend the law of property and 10 relieve
trustees" notice hereby that al persons claiming %
creditors nex kin John Martin, late OF No II
Harrowgste road South Hackney IN the county OF Middle
the General Post otce, deceased, who
died 10 the month OF October 1885, at and to
effects letters Of adininr alton
Of Probate 10 Michael Martin and Anne Gormaa wife Of
Michael German, both OF porunna, in the county Of Gall
way Ireland hereby required send In particulars Of
their claims Mezsrs Pri chari Sons, OF No. IS tireGt
knight, Rider Commons tho city Lon
den, the socitore OF the sad administrators before
the OF July q, which the said admins
traitors viii proceed distribute the Of the said
among the persons entitled theeto having regard
Only to OF which they shall then have received
notice and the said administrators VIII not afterward be
liable distributed, part thereof
person persons whose claim they shall had
notice at the time OF such di-iribnion.
Dated this 18th day OF March, ls6a.
PRiTCHARD SONS, Doctors Commons.
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ADJUSTMENTS.

TuEATRE EEAscAis-LA VIE "a.
HI: sH Il f s3sis E IsE Il f SzEIs
Next week last week in New York Of Mr. Graus opsrs
S.rs~s nights of Mr. j. araus French oper. Troupe
fore ssry s as h Ms1is
IA VIZ sHsHs 9nsss n Rsq Fss
oa ". S": IL
WA f1Ss% S:iIssy $sassn Ss?iS Yale, q Strangers
Acr Jna s o sss IN sas aua do Monde
ACT Iy-Fint tnbean- "A parlsan Restaurant Second
Bell Gasrs,, Krsrs vis;oris MsuriSs
ss sasrs The
..s e srssss ssss Ss ss; ss
ssss sa BE- 81 MY Fl % 81 %
HOMES assE shh1i 4 DE- EI HsHbANr
sAfSsSaT H 5a " F asG5os
Admission to all parts 81, ssGs secured wh s extra
yNAvERLEY THEATRE 72o BROADWAY.
WALLIS BuRLEsQUE Troupe
in Byr0n'' great extravaganza fsaNH %
WI make her drst appearance as WAas 5g.rcc.
f SisE Ss sisiSH RIs sS5 s ssif f.
presented the public with every requisite to insure its
' IvANHo MATINEE ON SATURDAY.
yXTOOD'S MUSEUM.
w This evening Thursday, April at o'clock fourth ap
pearance of the great actress
MISS MARRIOTT,
iSs cast 81 of enar.
hHaLEr NEW AND NOVEL SCENIC EFFECTS.
HAMLET Box Office open from A. NJ throughout the
HAMLET day, and should be secured In advance.
Friday evening, LOVES SACRIFICE.
Saturday evening, HAMLET
OPINIONS OF THE NEW YORK PRESS ON
" MISS MARRICTT'S HAMLET.
She enthusiastically called out ut every fall OF the
tain all through the play went from conquerngto
conquer To up In sentence Miss MarriottB Hamlet
unqualified succoss.-Daily Star.
Aias Marrots knowledge business Is
The play well mo inted and presented.-The sun.
Miss Marotts Hamlet showed woman's courage TO
with the highest test OF intellectual greatness and insight
into character, combined with skill IN Its artistic develop
ment and portrayal, worthy OF all praise-Tribune.
Hef reading not less vigorous and masculine perform
She understands 1t as a man would . She 10
always intellectually equal to her task. and Is no easy
matter to remember that Hamlet Is woman FOR the nonce.
Herald.
Marriott lady of fine presence, with thorough
knowledge Of her art The performance took the audience
specis new and In particulars fresh and sharply rendered..
Commercial Advertiser.
all times she gave conscientious Interpretation OF Tho
character in OF the Miss Marrots acting
truly grand.-Evening Post.
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MusEAIENTS.

TIVE TAnMAsy;zmoLIpAy PnoaE an&sEs TIE rS
sr sFsRsSs sTSHFss
THEIRS shsyss last p FOR the H Ss aonsaon 'es
snsa e Ss and as the
aSss % aSSs T aaa
Of ss the ns any
thing Witnessed in ms country Her colabraeur MSa
s At eais W with hs
Emily n ss, T fG sfIRHL isossoS PETIT
s.s A AhISS
ROSE ircEILE, followed Che aRAN4 IHANsgPr
rh most raaEE FIy fd Ct
A Aess SKAs t. fHAsElo ana .ss GATOR,
lgSsise e. SsS
n sF will rrs s AsG hykHg icy
IS HANDS sATy s slsss .. S
: dSa %anL$ 20 EshoSSS
ssATs admission Reserved orcles,s .sa,.
Is cents sas e s BAYS sAn ADyA
AT THE BOX OFFICE
TSs issss .sa
coAfdEa nSp NExT sAT a Ara
DRogGHAMs THEATRE,
SSof AP r IL sn N'''0S 0''
MR.. JOHN BR e
IN I9 NEW SiY YORK.
Tho bill the week will be
HIS LAST LEGS.
O'CALLAGHAN.. ...-...Mr JOHN BRou0HAM
To be followed nightly by the
SUCCESS OF THE SEASON,
MUCH ADO
ABOUT
A MERCHANT OF VENICE,
which Mr. John Broaham VIM sustain bis great charac
terza;on OF FYLOCK.
pOOTE'S THEATRE.
ID Tweny-third street, between Filth and Sixth avenues
NINTH WEEK
and
LAST NIGHTS
OF Mr..
EDWIN BOOTH
In Shakspeares tragedy Of
ROaEO AND JULIET
MONDAY NEXT
EDWIN BOOTH
OTHELLO
With great cast.
Doors open at ~; to commence ut O'Clock.
Seats six days advance at the Box Oce OF the
Theatre Its branch Ticket Office, ut the music store
Of G. II. Ditson 4 Co., no. I'll Broadway
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COAsrwIsE STEAMSHIPS.

COAsTwIsE STEAMSHIPS.
TOR KEY WEST, HAVANA AND NEW ORLEANS.
oarrv,0s s ,Ss l i%f1'ss State. Man.
The Baltimore and Havana steamship Company, compris
's M Iis;sW2s Ps' i,sas Rssa
The @ S1s3 haTns
passed or and eS%s % aye 10 ocoe
7. ~. Liberty win follow; Passengers from New York
Tie pryege Of Stopping at Philadelphia or Baltimore With
'''s"' - u b. HAsELL CO., Agents
sOand a. Broadway, room "a.
UAyyAsS1 sIsAa s ASp VERA IA CRUZ I'm. o
twenty days from pier Il East river, al 10 A.
SfLoPATRA, CAPTAIN Phillips, April ~
''S'' p-''N' 7. ALEXANDER 3 SONS
a Beaver street
rVExAs LINE OF GALVESTON STEAMERS TOUCH
The al steamer THAMES, Captain Pennington win leave
No charge tor forwarding In New York or Galveston
sisned 10 The Houston DIrec, Savi gaon Company
Apply to C. Il. MAI.LokY & Co,
TEDEGRAM PRIZE CARTOON.
Do YOU BITE YOUR
THUMB AT MEg
SEE EVENING TELEGRAM OF TOMORROW
FL slA NAL h4IL s IT, hATAF COMPANY
sa a S r o sSesy ry Thursday at O'Clock NJ precisely
EAGLE, Capt. NJ. r. Greene.
MORRO CASTLE, Capt X. Adams. April
COLUMBIA, Capt 4. Van Slice .Anril Is
For freight or passage g. spP%y WHEELER Il J President
No Bowling Green.
IroR NEW ORLEANS DIRECT
The Al steamship vIoKsBUtG. Captain Burton, win
leave pier q East river Saturday, April 3, ut r H.
Freight received at through rates for ST. Louis Mobile and
Guaranteed Freight received for Indanoia, La
Apply vi to CH MALLORY 500,
i5s Maiden lane.
INOR NEW ORLEANS DIRECT.
II The Cromwell Line.
Steamships OF this line will leave pier No. North river at
CORTES. Nelson Saturday, April
Freight Louis Mobile and Galveston at through
rates.
II. b. CROMWELL CO., 81 Yves. street
TOR CHARLESTON, THE FLORIDA PORTS. THE
lar sidewheel steamship MAGNOLIA, NJ B. Crowe, will
sal Thursday April at p NJ from pier No. SNorsh river
Bills Of iading signed TO ali points South and Southwest
Agents In Charleston Ravenel Co.. forward all goods free
- ARTHUR LEARY AGENT, rs William street.
The steamship sARAGoSSA will sail Apris.
TOR CHARLESTON AND FLORIDA PORTS.
II New York and Charleston Steamship Companys first
CHAMPION. Captain r. W. Lockwood,
Saturday, April s. at z. NJ, sailing from pier No.
Superior accommodations for passengers
Trongh tickets and bills or latns issued IN oon
nocion with the South Carolina Railroad to all points south
and Southwest, aud with steamers 10 Florida ports.
Insurance by this lne one-hait per cent.
The CHARLESTON will follow, and sail on Tuesday,
April o.
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VELEGRAM PRIZE CARTOON.
DO YOU Bile YOUR
THUMB AT ME?
SEE EVENING TELEGRAM OF TOMORROW.

1000 FIRST TRIP FOR R0NDOUT, POUCH
lCOJ. keepsie, Newburg. Cozzens and intermediate
Iandues.-The steamboat THOMAS CORNELL will resume
her regular trips Thursday April eayng pier foot OF
Harrison street, North river, at O'Clock r. NJ and every
Tuesday Thursday Saturday thereafter at the hour
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THE EVENING TELEGRANf.

THE EVENING TELESRAM.
1,ELEGRAh PRIZE AWARD.
LOOK OUT FOR FRIDAY.
THE GREAT PRIZE CARTOON.
THE QUARREL OF THE TWO HOUSES,
OUR POLITICAL MoNTAGuEs AND cAPULETs,
GREAT HIT AT THE TIMES.
BY NATIVE ARTIST.
LOOK OUT FOR THE GREAT CARTOON ON MA
TIoNAL POLITICS, WHICH HAS BEEN AWARDED
ONE OF THE PRIZES OFFERED BY THE
EVENING TELEGRAM,
AND WILL APPEAR ON
FRIDAY, APRIL 9.
T'ELsGRAM PRIZE AWARD.
LOOK OUT FOR FRIDAY.
THE GREAT PRIZE CARTOON,
THE QUARREL or THE rwo HOUSES
OUR POLITICAL MoNTAuUEs AND cAPULErs,
GREAT HIT AT THE TIMES.
BY NATIVE ARTIST.
LOOK OUT FOR THE GREAT CARTOON ON MA
rIoNAL POLITICS, WHICH HAS BEEN AWARDED
ONE OF THE PRIZES OFFERED BY THE
EVENING TELEGRAM,
AND WILL APPEAR ON
FRIDAY, APRIL g
TELEGRAM PRIZE AWARD.
LOOK OUT FOR FRIDAY.
THE GREAT PRIZE CARTOON,
THE QUARREL OF THE TWO HOUSES,
OUR POLITICAL MoNTAGuEs AND oAruLETs,
GREAT HIT AT THE TINES.
BY NATIVE ARTIST.
LOOK OUT FOR THE GREAT CARTOON ON Ma
TIoNAL POLITICS. WHICH HAS BEEN AWARDED
ONE OF THE PRIZES OFFERED BY THE
EVENING TELEGRAM.
AND WILL APPEAR ON
FRIDAY, APRIL q
V'ELEGRAM PRIZE AWARD.
LOOK OUT FOR FRIDAY
THE GREAT PRIZE CARTOON.
THE QUARREL OF THE TWO HOUSES,
OUR POLITICAL MoNrAGuEs AND CAPOLETs.
GREAT HIT AT THE TIMES.
BY NATIVE ARTIST
LOOK OUT FOR THE GREAT CARTOON ON MA
TIoNAL POLITICS, WHICH HAS BEEN AWARDED
ONE OF THE PRIZES OFFERED BY THE
EVENING TELEGRAM,
AND WILL APPEAR ON
FRIDAY APRIL 2.
1'ELEGRAM PRIZE AWARD.
LOOK OUT FOR FRIDAY.
THE GREAT PRIZE CARTOON,
THE QUARREL OF THE TWO HOUSES,
OUR POLITICAL MoNTAGUEs AND CAPULETs,
A GREAT HIT AT THE TINES
BY NATIVE ARTIST.
LOOK OUT FOR THE GREAT CARTOON ON ma
TIoNAL POLITICS, WHICH HAS BEEN AWARDED
ONE OF THE PRIZES OFFERED BY THE
EVENING TELEGRAM,
AND WILL APPEAR ON
FRIDAY, APRIL ..
rNELEGRAM PRIZE AWARD.
LOOK OUT Fos FRIDAY.
THE GREAT PRIZE CARTOON,
THE QUARREL OF THE TWO HOUSES,
OUR POLITICAL MoNTAGUEs AND CAPULETs,
GREAT HIT At THE TINES.
By NATIVE ARTIST.
LOOK OFT FOR THE GREAT CARTOON ON Ma.
TIoNAL POLITICS, WHICH HAS BEEN AWARDED
ONE OF THE PRIZES OFFERED BY THE
EVENING TELEGRAM,
AND WILL APPEAR ON
FRIDAY, APRIL 9.
TELEGRAA PRIZE AWARD.
LOOK OUT FOR FRIDAY.
THE GREAT PRIZE CARTOON,
THE QUARREL OF THE TWO HOUSES,
OUR POLITICAL MoNTAGUEs AND CApULETs.
GREAT nIT AT THE TINES.
BY NATIVE ARTIST.
LOOK OUT FOR THE GREAT CARTOON ON Ma.
TIoNAL POLITICS, WHICH HAS BEEN AWARDED
ONE OF THE PRIZES OFFERED BY THE
EVENING TELEGRAM,
AND WILL AprEAR on
FRIDAY, APRIL g.
rELEGRAa PRIZE AWARD.
LOOK OUT Foa FRIDAY.
THE GREAT PRIZE CARTOON,
THE QUARREL or THE TWO HOUSES,
OUR POLITICAL NoNTAGuEs AND cAPULETs,
GREAT lit AT THE TIMES.
By NATIVE ARTIST.
LOOK OUT FOR TIRE GREAT CARTOON ON MA
rIoYAL POLITICS, WHICH HAS BEEN AWARDED
ONE OF THE PRIZES OFFERED BY THE
EVENING TELEGRAM,
AND WILL APPEAR ON
FRIDAY, APRIL 3
TELEGRAM PRIZE AWARD
l.
LOOK OUT FOR FRIDAY.
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IGOR NORFOLK, CITY POINT AND RICHMOND.-ThE
II Ola Dominion Steamship Conpany will despatch their
sldewheel steamship ALBEMA lE for Norfolk, City Point
and Richmond Thursday. Aptl l, at p NJ from pier
81 North river foot of Beach street. connecting
board, Inland Air Line Virginia and Tennessee Air Line,
Souhsiie and Petersburg Railroads and Richmond and Dan
vile and Virginia Central Railroads, taking freight and
granting through bills olading TO all points south and South
west Bills adng signed the pier. For freight or
sage having eean sateroom accommodations, apply to
N. L. MCCKEADY, President ls7 Greenwich street,
of Ley. Insurance By steamers of this iae, 4 per cent
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TRAYELLERs, GUIIyE.

TiSAs Ss4If4Efec' GUIDE.
HUDSON RIVER AND HARLEM RAILROADS--
Trains for Albany and Troy connecting with Northern
and Western trains leave New York Hudson River Rail-
road, fhitieth and Tenth avenue and II 30 A. NJ ani
$780, and IL r. NJ, and via Harlem Railroad, Twenty
sixth and Fourth aYenue Mt 10 A. ". aud 1875 J.. NJ
The D p. n. train via Hudson River viii Sir
days.
Sleeping attached 10 anil 2. n. trans.
Drawing at:acbeit 10 and ii 81 A. ". anijO
WILLIAM II. VANDERBILT, Vic President.
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B0%ss4ss HssEx SS5s ,sg'''' and Manager
with ShfSs SAysy nv
7 ssksyyEESN p&ARrs. \
4 s sE$Es R R S%ssSs I
"' EoskET ngrGE i the model a' q i%srfiimsp.
RoBEsT surLER the mos. active Clown s alive.
James W. Sanford. VIM Florence Wells John Foster d
re s p s DE .ss ...
Am. @ oossrAs Cher s., prs%sI in four
TINE: Nile na %Sa'e %sjnssnn
sfSss s5EsEs ID S sE$ EaiSss
VI, s & OF THE
one of the greatest wop Msw q w The
w Proprietor and Manager. Mr.. LESTER WALLACE
EVERY svG Erin uNrIE oPsHifl NOTICE
SATURDAY w MATINEE.
T.w Robcrtson's last new comedy, entitled
Bent Mr.; g. FISHER, MT .. i. sTobbARr, MI OWEN
R9M H.. AEP MI SAS NIL vh M ErE M.s
NJ. Mi 5kAE Dx Mis- A
Ao'N' nj NEW S'I SCENERY, MUSIC, COSTUMES
Box book open six days in advances.
WALLAcKs ,,u,,r.
GCII0OL.
SATURDAY, APRIL g.
Doors open ut IL; commences at z
Box book now open.
TNIFTH AVENUE THEATRE
II Fifth avenue and Twenty-fourth street.
Manager
THE FRENCH OPERA.
MONDAY EVENING, APRIL 8,
Rcntree OF the
GREAT DOUBLE COMPANY.
Az the fav0rte artists
!. Miles, rosTtE, TRINA AND puCL0s: &C, &C.
Nessrs. ACJAC, deere, LEDUC, &C. &C.
= MONDAY EVENING, APRIL o,
LA PERlCHOLE.
Seats and after THURSDAY, April ], at
Schner's 70l Broadway, and Box Ogcc OF the theatre
TELEGRAM PRIZE CARTOON.
DO YOU BITE YOUR
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To THE WORKING CLASS We are now
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CiHslS CRY, CpMsrY Cdrsrr.l
August ., 1s,g.
g'HE BOARD or COUNTY CuMMiSstoNLRs
I Of Om hy County hereby oftr % REWARD
ot FIVE M NrREp $500 DOLLARS 10 l.c paid
ls uther indebtedness VI aii county is paid fur
tao arrest aad conviction of the murderer 90 Az
uf the nurlrrcrs of Ma, Priscilla Miliarl. Who
wa, led near lear Creek ai her residence iu
urneb, County, Nevada, ca the oth dag e Jul5.
A. -. 1868. by order OF the Baltd,
r, !. EpWARDs, Clerk.
Bv Il. n. PtuEiNgcS, Deputy. au3if