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CHAPTER 10,

AN ACT Tn amend an Act entitled m
Hct ~ encourage the organisation OF
,a.s rre companies, passed January =,
IL. Be enacted by tie 0ene,u, A.
sem6ly Of the State Of Ioru, That Geo.
tion l763 Of the Revision Of 1880 10 ana
the same Is hereby amended by inserting
after the words " military duty" where
they irst occur In such section. the
words IRON tho Performance Of l,Loe
on the Highways" on account Of nan
tax.
u. To sntitls any per~un ID the q.
emp'ions pri,sided IN section ou~ ~ ,hI.
Act, he shall on or before the frs, dav -
April Of each year, file with the Ci.rk
or Recorjerof the proper city or town 4
certificate signe,i by the foreman ~ fhs
company Of which said person is 4 mem.
Der, thst the person holding said cert,a.
Iats II \" active member of said Fire
Company. and thereapon the Clerk NJ
Sec' r''er shall enter sal exemption IN.
'n the str''~' tax list. fr that year.
ID. This Act i'rinv d.e,ne,, ~ i,nme.
'".e !nP'rt~nct. shalt take effect nn,l
,~ ~ "...' ,ro't, 1t after it, pli.iiratjou
J" !, I've onns Rcgis,sr a,yi .Xatesmna.
p"H.net ~ D's Moincs. lows,
Approved Marci,l. 1870.
hereby certify thar the e,revc,,,
Art WAS published In tb. /l,;y 0,,1s
Register MARI. g, aud IN the .vD,..n,na,
~'''' y 1871. Ed WRIGHT,
Seer, tary Of SfnfNs
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LAWS OF IOWA.
PUBLISHED sY AUTHORITY.
CHAPTER IA.

At. ACT tO amend Sections lOG8. 1869
aud MfO VI the RevisiOH of 1860, and
to provide additional means for the
collection Of charges, assessments and
tssze. on lots IT iani within municipal
corporations.
IEcTION !. BE ii enacted hy the Gen.
erct 4:ssens6ty Of the State o. Iowa, That
Any municipal corporation now or here.
alter organized under the provisions OF
chapter fifty-onc Of the revision Of 1850,
may, IN addition to the means provided
by ssctions fO6s. 1869 and 1910 of said re.
vision, II by ordinance 1t 50 elects, cause
any or all delinquent charges, asss-s-
ments and taxes, made OF levied under
and by virtue OF and fbf the purpose
specified In said sections, or referred TO
therein, to b certified to the county
Auditor Of the county and b6 collected
aud paid over BY the treasurer of the
county, IN the same manner q taxes are
authorized to be certified, collected aud
paid over by section three Of chapter
twenty. five Of the laws Of the Tenth
General Assembly Of the State Of Iowa,
entitled IAN sct to amend chapter iifty-
one Of Revision Of 1850 In relation to the
incorporation Of cities aud towus."
Approved February ~, 1870.
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Two REPRESENTATIVES. speech
delivered before tho Young Men's Chris.
tian Association 1t tous.yiile. Tuesday
night, Mr.. H. Thams Miller II Cincin-
nsti related lauxhshls incident. He
and another CincinnStiAh were intr-
ducs-d to sclhsul In Halifax. TIE
teacher told hi. pupils where Cincinnati,
was. aud added that they had more aud
bigger hogs there than any place ei-. In
the world, aud, sai,i he, 1--WE have two
Representatives here. II day" Mr..
Miller ssid Il was mixsd compliment.
but they had to take Il.
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AN ACT to repeal All Act authorizing
GrHerai Banking in tile State uf iowa.
passed March -. 1853.
II. Be 1t enacted b5 The General A.
seMbly of the State oy I,vt, rnat AN Act
entitled IAN Act authorizing General
Banking in the State Of Iowa" passed
March I'D, 1853, be aud the same il
hereby repealed.
az. This Act to take effect from and
after its publication in the Iowa State
Register aud Des .MDines bulletin.
Approved March l6, 1879.
thereby certify that the foregoing
Act was published i'm the Iosca State
Register March IS, and Ia the Dss
Moines Bulletin March II, 1870.
ED WRIGHT,
Secretary Of State.
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CHAPTER o4.

AN ACT to amend Chapter l4i Of Acts
"i the Twelfth Genera a .-embIv. in
~ alton :" the pr.,t-ction of crols
against the Invasion 0f stuck,
IL. BE ii cnncted BY the General As.
se"'by y the .Stste of iopa, That Sec
t"', ten. Of Chapter one hundred and
Forty four, Of laws enacted by the
Twelfth General Assembly, be aud Is
hereby amended by striking out of said
Section ten. all aY,er the word ..Coun.
ty,' ia the twelfth line of said section ;.
n.id Inserting In lieu thereof tile words
'a,'d si'!stl remain in force until the
legal voters "f-,'ch cnint.. In pursu.
s''ce of the provisions of this Act, shalt
determine otherwise"
Approved la.rI IL, 1870.
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CHAPTER 10.
~ AL to appr"pria'e money fhr the

AN ACT tn appropriate money FIR TIA
STATE Reform Scl,nl.
81. he IL enacted by the General A.
"en'bIycf TIC State Of Enmo. That tbfte
s Hereby appropriated out of any mon.
eys !" the Treasury. not otherwise an.
pr'pr'a'eti. the sum of seven thousand
'oiia-s, 4" ln,y an Indebtedness contract.
rd''y the B"ari II Trustees Of III. state
"etrrm Schani for Juvenile Offenders.
aud for the support Of -aii Tnsti,u.
tiOn.
~. THIS act being deemed of imme.
"'nte Importance. shall take effect from
ana after its publication In the Io.Co
'Tdfe Register aud Des lNoiacs .Sutes.
man, papers published In Des Moinss.
Iowa.
Approved March Sth, 1870.
l hereby certify that the foregoing
Act was publish-,i Ia TIN. State Register
March 10. and IN the Des Noises Nader
man March .. 1870. ED WRiaHr.
Secretary Of State.
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CHAPTER 20.

AN ACT to amend Section 2. Chapter
lOO. OF the Laws Of the Twelfth Gem
eral Assembly.
II. Be IL enacted BY the General A.
ssnably Of the State Of Zo,ca, That the
wor,i "three' IN the eleventh line Of
section 2. Chapter 100. ofthe laws ~ the
Twelfth General Assembly be stricken
out. aud the word 1--we" be substitu utetf
therefor.
u. This Act being deemed of imme--
diate impnrtance by the General ASSEM-
tLy shall take effect aud he in full force
from aud after its publication In the
DnHy Io.oa State Legistcr aud Daily
Des Moines bulletin, newspapers pub
Iisi'ed in Des Mnines. Iowa.
Approved Marc, Sth, 1870.
/ hereby certify that the foregoing
Act was published in the State Register
March 10, and in the Des Jfoiacs Yaic-
TIN, March 8. 1870. ED WRIGHT,
Secretary of State.
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CHAPTER ~

AN ACT to amend Secii,n o7OO. of
Chapter ia, of the Revision OF 1860.
IL. Be ii enacted by the General As
sembiy of the State Of L0,0a, That Sec.
tion 27Oo. Of Chapter III, or the Revision
Of 1860, he, and the same Is hereby
Anlei'ded, by striking out the word
white male frnln the frs, line Of said
Section an.i by inserting III third line OF
said Section after the word "he,n the
words ''or sl,e.'
Approved March 8th, 1870.
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SEAsoNARLE RECErpTs.-As the sea-
e3n o: ito : Gar ia ct hcnd vi. n person
L--.i rot do muc;l ..cirs /. ".-..,h" .
SSlC. . extss.a. CT c,i --.ClTIn 70 and
nerea:.i, gubf.sh : .ss x .i.s many
cures offered !. .:.c public by .,aI:t..o!e
fot sor.: ''si.sr w.tr q &C bf.ct At
your .est-gvc.d ,sttin.; it in your hat !;
ke-., cut the cold aif; :.eeL yorr mouth
shut; take i.ot latk-; .sko cid bath !;
avoid oathing; avoih t,ld :. .te.; tho m
old stocking around your neck vhsn
about 70 .eti.c; rub tho ..eck with go0se
oil. tske SNUFF; f,c.. 6 cold and s.-.rve q
fever; fUod .cs g;utto,.s; ca. C.yenne
Pepper; drink liot cstnip ..a. dry tea;
wear flannel; &c: pickles; chew liquorics
root; take . s.eat and read the r-pcr.n
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CHAPTER @.

AN ACT to restrain stuck from run ming
at large.
~. Be It enacted bv khe General As-
scnabsy Of the State Of LoUa. That the
owners of cattle, horses, mules, sheep.
swine and other stock, shall DO liable
for all damages done By such stock.
~. The owner or person IN actual
possession of any cultivated lands Ia
this State, shall have q lien on Ill. and
any stock, that shall trespsss on such
lands.
Is. The owner Of any stock trespass.
ing ON the improved lands Of another.
shall pay to the: owner Of the land Is
damaged. the actual amount OF damage
- sustAiued.
N,1otinuad On Ssh peae,
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In the flush times Of VicksburK, when
the Phrase "hard case" meant some-
thing more than It does now, Harvey
Jsr .sins was admittedly one OF tho hard.
est. 3y some strange accident Harvey
found himself q church ons evening.
The sera.on being over the preacher re-
quested all who were friendly to religion
TO risc and hold up their right hands.
The whole audience apparently were on
their feet. Amer they were seated the
minister continued.
''Now, II there b . single one here
who desires to zee Satan aud bis king.
dom pFosper, hs will riss and bold up
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owsr asks himself, "Why notf'' and
dscides 70 slesp over Il, the cass b ST.
tlsd beyond . psradvsnturc.
! don't think Mias Ushsr. now Mrs.
nAymond, knows to this day exactly
now Il was; though the doctor cleared
himself sometime later of the rssponsi.
bility At the versss. And shail never
believe to my dying uaonsnt that the
idea would ever have entered HIS head
had It not been for this accident 70 Bob's
little adventure. Poor Bob9 That cupid.
with parti cOloresl; wings. failed In his
duty - far ~ he waS concerned: but
then he turned around and w"ve Q speil
fbr two other people. and ps,hsps that
~ much ~ one can expect Of . Gu.
pid!-Hearth and Hons.
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HE right hand.n

his right hand" as ..a g..
Harvey, with some difficulty, got to
IN erect position, and said: ~a
Had the vot~ been lees unanimous. I
shonld have retained my seat: but I
make It point Of honor never to abandon
. friend under adverse circumstances"
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V0O OO0000s
It now seems 20 b settled tAat the
ceuaus bill which passed the House will
not be adopted BY tho eonsts. The old
law, heretofore, framed twenty years
ago, will he In force with ,ome modifsca-
tions. Itprovidss that the U. &. Mar
shsl in each State shail perform the
work Of taking the census, by districting
his State and appointing deputies. Ac.
coriing to the law, no district shall con.
tain moro than twenty thousand inhab-
itants. Muscatine county must, con.
ssluently, DO divided, - Il contains
about 5000. Probably Cedar River
will be the dividing line.
The old law prsscribes tho compeu.
sation of the district enumerators 10 be
two cents for each psrson enumerated,
ten cents for each farm, fifteen cents for
each manuiactory, and ten cents for
each mile Travelled. Il Il said that 1t
these rates IN active mao can make from
- n $S per day, and that the labor will
rsqnirs from one to two months to COM
plete it, Assc0tjne Journal.
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PAPER HANpKERCHfEtS.-Ths Jap
anese PAPER handkerchicfs are assurp,iiy
coming, II y cotcmporsry be right. The
paper collar manufacture n0w sAs bern
extended to le~s prominent but u1"re
important garments of great strength,
and aexibility, which can I've sewe,i
with machine, giving scams almost az
strong as woven fabric. The inventor
has particularly applied 1t t. the pro
ductton Of pettictats, which are either
printed In imitation Of the fashionable
skirts Of the day. or stamped out with
opon work Of such beauty aud delicacy
a. no amount Of labor with scissors aud
needle could initiate. Tho marvel il
that these really beautiful productions
can be sold at retail at fifteen cents
each.
Imitation cretonnes and chlntx for bed
furniture are also made, set costing st
retail about $3.50. The felted material
IL 80 flexible that = curtain may be
twisted into rope aud shaken out
again, showing ~ little creasing ~
chintz similarly treated. There are also
tsble-cloths embossed with signs OF
great beauty. This feited paper may In
the end have serious influence on the
production Of the woven fabrics II Is In
tended to displace. Imitation leather.
to water, Is likewise made
oft, and produces chean aud useful
covering for furniture, aud even serves
for rshoes.-Paper Trade Reporter,
------->-4->------
1.-THE once gentler sex" IL the express
sion Of an anti woman's right man.
tits estimated that over hundred
young ladies are at present studying law
In this country. Probably they will all
become mothers. .in-law one Of these
lays,
Assessor-"Howi is it, Miss, that you
yave your age to the Register as only
was born the same year
with yourself, and being thirty nine, 1t
must be-
Young Lady-"Ah! but you ace, Mr..
Assessor. you have lived much faster
Than l."
"Ifyou will quote any Of my jokes"
'aid Lamb, quote this, which is really
! good one: Hume and his wife aud
several Of their children were with me.
Hume repeated the old saying One fnoi
makes many 'Ay, Mr.. Hume. said I,
to the company, you have a
IamiIy.'
This IL the way In which South Sea
islander settled case of conscience.
The missionary had rebuked him for
The sin Of polyKamy, and he VIA. much
grieved. After day or two he return
Ell, his face radiant with joy. ME all
right now. One wife. Me very gnni
"Nhat did you do with
the othe, ?'' asked the missionary.
Me eat her up"
"What have you got that's good: {"
,aid y hungry Traveller. NJ he seuied
himself ut y dinner table in Salt Lake
City. "Oh we've ~ rcssst beef. cnrsreh
bcei, loest mutton. boilei aud fried hx,n
And br,,iled curIew =" "Whnt Is cur.
ew ?" said the stranger. "Cnrlew! !!
wny, eurls>. is y bird. co,ssett,iny like .
,hisc." Gould II fy?" "Ye-."
did it have wings ?" yes" -"Th4n
don't want any curlew. Anyth,n.
thLt lad wings and could fly, aud don't
leave this--cOuntry, don't want
for dinner"
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POuLrRY.-Feed your poultry on raw
onions chopped hne. mixed with other
sood. about twice week. 1t Ia better
than dozen Chicken cures for cholera.
Fowls expoeed to dampnesa are apt to be
troubled with catarrh. which will run 10
Group II not attended to. Red pepper
mixed with snft feed. fed several times \
week, will remove the Geld. .'ulverized
charcnal, given occasionally. is pre-
ventive Of putrii affections, to which
fowls are very subject. Sitting hens
can be cured BY putting wc;er ii ), >es-
sci to the depth Of Gne inch. putting shc
hen into 1t. and covering the top Of tie
vessel II: twenty four hours. The ves-
eel should be deep ea0uga to slow the
hen to stanG:. fuivcrized chalk adj
minists.c.. with .ois,r feed will cute
d:arrhna. Ti.is GsGrdeI ie .i,l.-d by
want .! var:g..J in fNxi. OF W ~ .,ach
x.se.. fco... ..rifc FED .,s:.e M twice =
week IL excellent for colds. s.-0drdenesss
Magazine.
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Movable Pig Pen.

~VvoOAO = - = VIA
Take two pieces Of six by eight tim.
Der, each fourteen feet long dress one
end in shape Of sled runner, then lay
them parallel eight feet apart, with the
six inch edge on the ground; now take
four BY four scantling and hsivc or ten
ant In crosswise one piece at each end,
and one foot from the ends Of the run
ner, lsveling the four inch strips ono
and half inches below the level line Of
the upper side Of the runners; next lay
a floor Of one and half inch plank over
one-half the surface, cay eight by six
feet. Next n,ortics in four by four scant-
ling at each corner and midway. for
posts on which to nail boards for the
enclosing. Let these four posts be flush
ed with the outside line of the runners
then nail inch boards on the inside,
dividing the whole with . cross fence or
partition on the line OF the floor. Roof
over the fioored part, and with q slide
door shut your hogs in or out Of that
part and your pen is completed.
Now. you ask. where 10 the benefit Of
this over any common one with pnets set
IN the ground? We answer, you can
hitch team to IL and remove to any
part Of your grounda, placing II from
time to time where most convenient tn
feed ETC., besides enriching various spots
Of ground. and leaving the animals . dry
place and fresh ground to work in.--Ans.
Stock Jour.
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e. II. REIaART, N. D.
nfice with DR.. J. r. Kennedy. Residence
~ third door south OF Methodist church. Tip
ton Iowa. n44yl.
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DIR. II. II. MAYNARD,
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON, TIPTON,
i Iowa.. Once and Residence opposite the
Buckey0 House. $## MA
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REsIpENI pENTIsT: GLA,aE1c.. Iowa.
RefereNeeD--RAvs. buchanan, Allen and 0Or-
don, Drs. Yul0 and C0saea. Esssg Il sat sfs.t*i
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CHAPTER 2i

Approved l,.c., IL, 1870.
The New York herald., 1870-08-11


REorENINa FOR THE REGULAR SEASON.
this s SSSSSz NJ iVSS
MR.. JOSEPH JEFFERSON
In his world renowned character Of
RIP VAN wINKLE.
in Bouoi0auts beautiful M Legendary Drama
OF that name.
ON E1aSS sE yAS xHdUsF s. e. H4sE5
nessre m or s branch ticket ONCE ct Dsons music store
public specially notified shs. ticket: ss purchased
WALIAOk's rHEATEEi V1yEE WEEK
Of the ''sss'?ss! H. f (. kkSSSsE Comedian
of CHARLES oAyIEHs SE.%s ssf q
sHss$ sS$SsIs Ss5 S'sss4 ssISs SS$s4sa
the recipients OF NIGHTLY OVATION
LARGE EAsHIosAH5kMASp AHSISSdhs! ENTHUSIASTIC
.ns a sk Win Ss% soaP
coaHIssIoSsns OF EsiasHrlos srAFs cy NEW Yona,
WARD's ISLAND. July "a, l8io}
s e
o. O. esrSs1 Germ SSslaessr
TUE yF5Ez aEz4s AsD gHSiE 5SHS fSSSSRs4 ssESSsr
TN Ss5EaSIu5ss SS% sSS vSSS
rHE TWO ROSES.
which is the highest authority in this country. the
Senate Of the nsa aes or ES 3 bs
sssS :on les ~ % n
e.
ns o snsssd ha nothing
poraton sale any book map chart dramatic or mus
composition print cut engraving photograph written,
composed made by not citizen OF the United
States nor resident therein"
Manuscript copies the popular play of "The Two Roses
BE Terms BY The subscriber, r. NJ. DEWITT pubiishsr
ITO THEATRICAL MANAGERS .,u
from fresh and original
ue''s" METRUPoLITAN JOB PRINTING OFFICE,
Cd q HslaiI EassHp Building s'lSii
SAILS AT AUCTION.
Lien d 3 H1Hfs HEEEs ARoI1STEaE T. HISEE BROTHER
HENRY i. zaissss8's Tssps Z Z MINER
rs. firm Of TTART Il THEPs SEH MfsEn
9 b e, s ss.h St e s
him his 'r'hs ALLEN Hssr MINER hHs HfsS saS 81 ER Of
At5Fs AEERx I; 8. MINER MINER.
NEW YORK. August !. 1s7o.
UcrIoN SALES OF REAL ESTATE AT MY STAND
n the Exchange sssssoCm or s,!sswhcrs Household
"A Over eco lc; and over worth so
THIS bfY f99S As sssi
sh ass Aye .nS ssS
and plain and hacloth Pier and Oval Mirrors broca
.Sg: Sssnc$ Sssk sssSssy Sssas:
s ssa
ss to cart pack for
ucT1oN. NorlcE.-LuKE FITZGERALD. AUCTION
oeocf ali The elegant a and cos Hoa:ssol
L %& SIKH sSsns SG III ws or
in @ ana % n ss
Velvet and Brusse!. Carpets Lace Curtains Paintings
Dlrk9 s:
gs1 sa ar Sss ns
ped for purchasers
UcTloN SorIcEA ss5od A. xossa shUFTz' AUorIoSEEH
Magnificent Household Furniture
Pianoorte Bronzes Drawing Room Suits, Paintings Stau
' VIZ the
@ sna s1s
eosnSf:
esIeSrasd s reseweod WanS.
Furniture % Base
y sale take Fifth stages Sixth avenue
win .s this day. at ioX O'Clock At saesoo
Mirrors. rosewood and walnut Parlor and Chamber
n RaHs TS
JOHNSTON ss 10 !.!,Sa n Ka:;.n ,.
,onsssHSs spssSIs pssE;;ssjs i JSS fSSaSEs 4$ssrln
M sell e. sn
Household Furniture, Desks Rosewood Piano.
DY MAX BAYERsDoRFER, AUCTIoNEER SELLS AT
p ~ O'Clock ct 81 Third avenue corner Twelfth street
Suits Mirrors, 10 Rerserators walnut and oak Bureaa
Frames white and colored marble top and sabs also.
Atsornsy
on Friday without reserve In lots the entire elegant
sa sas
DY L. J. swARzKoPH, AUCTIoNEER- 10
ID O'clock this day. at 70 Gfeenwch street. entire Furni
In ''' Deaefi nna ss Bowery
y N' harshaTs sale once Furniture Iron Safe. &C.,
at 1ox o'clock, at the auction foom No. North William
The New York herald., 1870-08-11

A GIRL WANTED-ABOUT Is YEARS OLD, TO TAX
~ of baby and assist In the general housewo,
of small private family Call at l094 Myrtle av Marc
av..
The New York herald., 1870-08-11

100 EAST 3IST STA RESPECTABLE WIDOW
"a without encumbrance, governess or housekeepe
In widowers family; country preferred iaers not no
cel
The New York herald., 1870-08-11

A WET NURSE WANTED WITH LARGE FLOW o
N milk, about month old good place In q sma
family; $2o per month. Call NJ rs West 4jth st.
The New York herald., 1870-08-11

w old, to take OF child ten months old and 10 do
plain sewing; best city references required Call from 81
TO 955 O'Clock Thursday morning at 3G4 Lexington av.
The New York herald., 1870-08-11

800 3D. Az BETWEEN eth AND 18TH a,,sT sTsmA
rally useful In pi family Can be at her mothers
residence for two days.
The New York herald., 1870-08-11

O11 WEST 2sTH ST., FIRST FLooR.-A RESPECT
Oil able married woman who has los her chill
wishes baby to wet at her residence Goot
reference given.
The New York herald., 1870-08-11
AMUsElrENrs.

= - = = - Z :.
:ss asEPs ff4EERzs f4ERzs
The managers beg aanouuss issI during III. .umm..
fsR BzAgTEHgbHz zsD
MONDAY E1 h1ESlsa 1sS VINE sHSr sz4sHS zSaSsr Is,
BRILLIANT ESysgSSr ysgS$ ATSSEe4E saHss4s ACTOR
'ssisas' Wy S$E$s$$ i'sa s' !
SUSTAIN ~ THE TEApNa ROLE
- Ssi ~ 81; $$ysfs's $E2E yRsfs;,i HSiTo R'fRs''
1sS 1sB aT sSFS5SSGizFss FsFssHS SosRSArs
vu, gSEey4sLLEDs pRxAAr1c q COMPANY.
y of sidewalk spec
J Corner oi twenty third street and Eighth .v.nus
JOHN r Proprietor
Of the wonderful artistic
and her incompatible -A"NHn
yIEssSIsEE yyEsssSIsE :. :. .
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ROWERY THEATRE.
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MONDAY KvENING. first appearance Of iie aashinss ar
Mile. JOSEPHINE DE vAUMER
In her wonderful TIGHT ROPE ascension from the stage
to the Gallery Of the theatre
Misses CARRIE and MARY GARDINER
and the entire company In
including the popular o-o'
MATINEE SATURDAY AT TWO O'CLOCK.
WOODS MUSEUM AND MENAGERIE.
w Second and last week of the
PRONOUNCED SUCCESS
Of Albert w. Aken's new local drama OF the
WITCHES OF NEW YORK.
The Witch of ths Ballet The Witch OF the Dance
Livery evening at 8 P. NJ. and Saturday Matnes MaPM
Tenth and positively last week OF the celebrated y
MARTINETTI TROUPE
LA PERoLUsE
MAGIC TRUMPET.
Every Monday Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday and Fridays
Matinee. Monday August Is Albert w. Akens
'''A' u UNA - 'D' ACE OF SPADES.