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The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1871-07-21

NEW SUPERINTENDENT. - T. B.
Shamp. Esq, was elected Superintend-
ent of the Savage Mining Company
to -day, at the annual meeting of the
stockholders.-[Gold Hill News, Goth.
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1871-07-21

The Carter Troupe is playing THE
Sea of lee al the Salt Lake Theater.
A sea of ice would be popular in these
parts about this time.
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1871-07-21

Brick POmeroy lectured in Salt Lake
City on Wednesday last, choosing the
subject, Success" Brick knows how
it is himself.
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1871-07-21

Another destructive fire visited
NIarysville Monday. 1t burned nearly
q whole block of buildings, and the
loss is estimated at $50, 000.
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1871-07-21

The assessed value of real and per-
soma! property in Ada county, Idaho,
for tbe present year, foo.s up Sl,26l,-
go.
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1871-07-21

Commander Seltridge's report of his
surveys for a ship canal across the
Isthmus of Darien has had the effect
to stop the survey i'll Nicaragua.
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1871-07-21

ANXIETY.-The greatest anxiety ex-
lists in regard to the conclusion the
San Francisco Academy of Science
will cOme to on matter recently dis
cussed III that body. As the subject
vas lightly touched upon at the last
meeting, we presume it will be more
fully discussed at the next. The Ex-
aminer's report says:
A Pity"phis Cateniper, presented to
the Academy WAS examined with
great deliberation. the subject was,
however, lightly touched upon.
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1871-07-21

WILMISGToN q. CO., July 1S.-In
Robinson county, this morning, Laury
and his band negro outlaws way
laid and killed Daniel Melee \, a
prominent citizen, and Hugh Mclean,
his brother. a youth of only thirteen
years Old. They also wounded Archi-
riding along a public road i'll a buggy,
and were fired on from the woods. y
state of terror exists among the women
and children in that county. The
Sheriff has a posse of l50 men i'll the
field, but his efforts thus far to capture
The outlaws have been fruitlee.
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1871-07-21
SCOTS SAMPLE ROOMS
Carson street. Carson city, Nevada.

CaFson kffttt. hfsOh tIty, NeNada,
Next door to c. W Friends Jewelry Store.
tsHE UNDERSIGNED RESPECTFULLY IN
i firm. his friends and the public in go4er,
that h has purchased the Saloon lurm-rty kupwu
a. The " sowing Alley, > and that IA ha, repaired
the entire b~uilIIng ii order to make it a
First Glass Sample House.
Where FAMILIES. and all Who wish, can obtain
the BEST BkANpS : Of
Wines. Brandies. WHISTLES. and in
fact nil kinds Of Liquors.,
Cordiai,, Cigars, etc,
Wholesale AND RETAIL.
He invites III" attention OF the public to his
house ant II ok.
ROOM. for th- ccummni ttiun of gentlemen
Give me a call. ,ilf". J. Z SCOTT.
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1871-07-21

for ladies' through the alley in the rear Of Willis
Drug Store.
NE. The Bath rooms are newly and hand
s'me!y fitted up, and particular attention will be
given u this department.. JACOB MULLER
Ca. on. June IS. ISL. ie2.-tf
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-09-04
Qoruoratiorl Notires.

CUPREME COURT.-In the matter of the ap-,
aG. Of the S a: w HsR I and sTRHGHRNS Of
BROADWAY,
Between street and street and also the making
ThIt pan Broadway Thirty second street and Ihbnh
greater width than One Hundred Pee' the City Of New
w. til. un6gued Commissioner and Assessment in the
natter hereby give notice to the owners oou
a.. .ssctsJ tSer,Sy .od to al oGs- may oV:
.a u.oa and S. Al persons tbes. prOeeug in
the Sdl ase thereby and De opposed g the sns DO
.SI CSrS1n be oc Of The cOSmisioHs g E,.aa street
S S a.! No. nv % 60 or SsGrs -: so Gay y within
Se Yen week Oe1 .e Tie aid 18th day Of September S .ns oI
TGai Ssct he .. estimate and assessment together
MN our nap 4d Lao he ahdaV estimates and other documents
ace he 6s. %i1S " " have bee: SS ToS 20:
70 cIaH : mi, he 1stA DAY ., sspenS iS7L
. W. I S o ssS Tss.. s he .o,s' are
s,. Nd tx ~ SS.os.a - 6d md esa.1sd s the
; :. Toe 4st d ;tsrs.son Of the center hDe q n nnh
S Inc H ~ % oS q. es Tine SsSS s s
sa eDes oushsr .Oog s Madison the
IN as: 8. s::s, tSs = r.:
aI Inc Of POul street. thence westerly along the center line Of
IS:,s I.e De line d POurS avenue SsScs sOutbsry
.Ss S ss he Linz O AsOr place 70 BCadVly thence
% sSs. Ss' dong he scst. 10. q Ws1siy pso % he
ST 1s vsnos theme: sOrth.ry along the oenr Hns Of
veg DE- osnst hos Of Veses . center line Of seventh
honer along The center line Of Seventh the
f o. INenneh street. thence westerly along tbe line Of
& STREET 70 6 center line Of Eighth thence hOrbery
~ center lice Of Eighth eighth
westerly 'ohg the line Of Twenty street
hht thence nobey along the line Of
s ne center line Of SIXTY Ih street thence eaItery along
"a % "a. q sI Its street the line OF Eighth
HkAet Of beknaiAG ~ INV " t ~ " w. pN
IoHFn: That ,.ro.4 - ~.
r. a. t wiSrt special term thereof to b. bed be-
= C u u As CArOIO Jasuoe Court House
ha In the City HewYork apon further notice Of twenty
two daily newspapers published the City
eraAnt 10 The provisions The Fourth Section Of Chapter
HI NV" me stae OF heW-IoTki passed February a.
O''sa 's"IOri ASGaa Is, Rn.
VIII z 'S %oob }conni.a.Deu.
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Imnsemeu.s.

OPENING OF THE NATIONAL INDUS
~ TRIAL Exhibition THrRspAY September =, sOOD n
The MAMMOTH STIR CTUsR IA''s AID s1'"S" inc
opening 4Sfa ~ sGf issTfGrE GRAND
S%sS Ss:% e. g. S vi. asnss ' Grafton By
ssaler Mase By ks.lns. a'sad Coocert Band -
GRAND OPERA-HOUSE.
ESs,s sassg JOIN
A., rvr,v MONDAY EVENING s.i, ISL .r,vpu
and EVERY EVENING during the and SATURDAY MATINEE
Win ,, Mr. ' ssa f sSs: s4 ss!si
VI" appear for the erst tine NEW DRAMA written expressly for
them By M. ], G De Leon called
ilf' i'; 81 sb.s
R Sasph BUD B4SDM4SS
.,s,cdi +, DASDAA''
,~n,, and powerful cast Of The other characters
NEW MUSIC b pGIsr,;G5 INV scsSERT b, Dayton
The following scale Of POPJLIR PRiCEs ben adopted
PANTY Cic. .utI.nee on ..u,y ::iS, Cent Cent:
b.sSs, b. %;;' Ss.' ss s:;'f'
ss; H. b .'f 3; s mo.
thini.st, junction Of Broadway and Pilth..ye
THE VIENNA LADY ORCHESTRA.
FIRST APPEARANCE
VIENNA LADY ORCHESTRA
on MONDAY syEsiSa SEP SEPT Il 4. .n,,,,., :,
sioTE ssJy fEa Sk sR
zarEsr VOCAL %SspSe '9 * TuE WORLD,
'sopran0 only =. sSs &. yea" Of age
Mr.. q gHco f'S MSTtER
who viii both make their arst appearance IN America
Inc SAFE OIL Ae' THURSDAY MORNING, SEPT. !,
s,en.y Hal. SeImef 7O Broadway and at the Theaser T'e
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GotrIs.
Alarbls ano 5lale Hlariels.

A KLABFR, Steam MARBLE aud MARBLE
A. 1ING VI RKS l3 aud 10 East E.ltronhs. Marble and
sieDd MAntes -g Marble Counters Monuments and Grave
Gosa = prices tbat defy coul-t ,ioD
CTEWART's SLATE MANTELS largest as
y ,rm, n m the cts lowest prices Elegant new designs l.
EWART Co EiIaye BET; Thirt NTH aid lhr:fIth SIS
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Wrean Cleaners.

nm
VE ST. THOMAS and BRAZIL.
RI. ~ GIATks and BRAZIL STEAMSHIP COMPANY
NnRTI 9Sane1 ealinE % tAs "a Of every month
EHspnI MkklCA. Capt @. B. Bloeun espGenbsf a
SLnL.hsrhahACk. CapI Wisr October 2a
BOTH AMERICA Cspt r T. TasIS,.,.h Nor.-h.,1a
Pa sSaneJ Sa Sehsdus 6ue ssd ean ai ST. Thom,s
haha and hs Jsasso rstarains Per
VIZ Z oARRIkOE All Il & no-,,,..,.., ~ VII
y. MAIL TO HAVANA.
a. in, ,.u.,., n1ANTlC hAIL STEAMSHIP co.
-SA re- 40 9 norA River - NNN1 v ~ VeossF'
GISS1iIeLn Cot Van soe Iva Assssa). . Sept T.
NnRSH a. SagS j. T. EdNards Ia
Fer hSsa. NAsILA CapA Adlna. IL
u pA'SAss apply 70 A. W. DEhOCK PrendsnI
No. B0Ehag- green
Ratio LLOYD.
urS BrBrTIH direct touhns At CHRErIAERIEn al M
TTSnsa1Eh 70 aA1 passengers and m,llI Nv y"
- sss@<aaAl k0E Itsanakip
1cn .,n ., FRANKLIN Capt r. DreyeI
" - nTSkDAY Sept n fTca Pier H. North Rive,
EAIUkDAH. SEPT o. r --'@OOHN'' Nep~ q DAsneSn On
frset for ST PETRRsBUR ~ ; 49,
A-s'q WRHTr ~ " FAeeASe
Otcs ~ Dg1sjzay
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Drp GOODS.

OPENING-Mrs. SMITHs PATTERN BA-
S1sp kA4s or ~ ri SSS I S: S luis.
iilS f;% ' 3 : 'f
al The other Fashion publications combined.
GRAND OPENING Of early Autumn styles
At NM. DEMoRRsrs EMPORIUM OF FASHIONS, No. ss
broadway on FRIDAY SATURDAY. and MONDAY, Sept and
Novelties, suI POlOna oysr.ir. B..qse.. Sleeve te 10
OPENING OF NEW FALL GOODS
JAMES MCCREERY & Co.,
BROADWAY AND ELBvRNTH;sTy 49,
WILL OYER ON hoSDAY ssPT Erk L6EoS NEW AND At
FALL, AND WINTER DRESS GOODS,
IN ALL THE NOVELTIES OF THE SEASON
FRENCH AND IRISH p0PLiss'
s hsSsSs LgsTks T%ILIs;
E EHEn5f Hu s4GFs' TssE4s Sf1doszA
JAPANESE sILKs
F F5tHGs, s ssHssSH TARTAN,
LAME, RPIHaLINB, nrnv
HsHH sssFsEsS 5s Ass
JAMES MCCREERY q Co.,
BROADWAY AND BLBvENTHsTJ
WILL oPEs on M9S Nd SEPT T.
LADIES' BLACK AIPAcA SUITS
LADIES BLACK SILK SUITS
LADIES' CLOTH sAC9gE g. AND HSS SLoAka
cHpnnys 4T ssR RsEssEs AsR sg,r'
m ~, zss5s s$ss sSSgsE5f CLOAK.
INPASrs MEaINo saAWLs aAs9soSE nI EMR g
ThR kISE R9s SF Rs
II FksH S 9yn
And A. THE LOWEST POSSIBLE PRICES nv ,u,pop ov Rr
EsT iSp wh ATEs
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NETWORK AND NEW-HAVEN RAIL.
W. ROAD.
SUMMER ARRANGEMENT,
COMMENCING NAY "a, 1871.


p,...,v., s,,oD II, N.vYori corner Of Twenty .ntht and
Fourth,,,. Entrsne. Twenty Hvsnhst
TRAINS LEAVE NEW FORK ~
For NevH.v.n and Bndr.por sKLl ll'' n IRIS sLh
~ a sts IS s sS p.l Al Southport and w.ps ~
=. ts SIS: South III s e9e =. H sI Fr rs
.S +. S.s: II :i i{$ !:
20 "a 81. SD s sis s..s!s n n III, as
:::' ~ s;' q; s;SsS;;fiss All
Es R R::,ss a.. sh sDs. LIZ: =: isG
K::Rs' 81. vi %t la.s 4as :..
FOR conu.eteu. River Railroad IBIS n Montreal.
For Shore Line Railway Norwich and fr0o0sn0' ~
an, sna Sossnpen Railroad to North
aIgs0p and sd.o.u and win.na. Railroad t In'
s. ;S' s:;::. :i;:. ss i = K t's
sls:Pss s, CIR LIN: :'f S.s s t c
4: s II ct: i::s = Y r
.;S (. s q: o' e.. "
a' ''st;i ;si sof II ;si;l''
NE IytE SENlRiA s.1 r.:sla o
q. n, Chie.aO and M0ptS:.l Express
1920 n spee, CSiesE0 Express. fast H'i'' "'A
'' Il TO s sa' scr aSa 20 Express
~ S,. s. IS . f::1 s:..'. ' = a
: 0 s:ss Fss With aI s
P. X, 4s.S Ss o. .sa irss.1 s This
in v. ' tS. o. ~ sf' Ty f.pI: through s'pns
l., .sd H. i rs q 81: a ff..,n '.
an. Nd 81. Slsi 10 sing ESQ ~, $40 'O and r.
'I s.na:y %a rnia-s,O and a. I Fs.n
r:lii e fii ;'sB; iS' Aren't
NEW JERSEY RAILR0ADwFRa0DEM. T ES2h OK
!, aSa i.s .as
~ :SsIs iSj sss : :;
Sc Sc . Il; F Fs:. :e"rs VET n; MI. X
.'iL 1;;sS: ~; r;s.; :;
%. oag. :ss s = .s :. D.::s
.:. e: 70. G:s sss: .,4
NEWPoRT AND WlGkf1Ssns
With h: road esvs NesHaven R. r. Depot daily 'e'''p'
Drawn. rs Room Can l,l trail. .,o.us Point judith and
reach Newport Len than eight hour THEODORE WARREN Agent
COUTH SIDE RAILROAD of LONG lsLAND'
- n. cal, s..s. ....i ..i,,s::. :: sl 5s,s Island
oo-...s.s sonDiI Ny j. MI h'. n''''''' ''' '"''
500 H. NAL ss P.I.sss ..ssesS 1t s.s, =, p,.Dsr and
for Pr. Islam, sAA al Patsbogns ~ sag ~
Hrs Plaza
eto n, Roctswg kHssrhoe
1000 n Aees.uedsAss for BabJloA- . u.A,,su tsr Frs
a0p krprsss rstshsSss eoahseaon vlsyd az Hr,
IsisaA and hsa PsisAeSss By Stage f~ s'n'p'
Place
60 D. n Psisssrss Asssnnelsuss.
$50 -, Bah,iss Asesnns1stioA
$50 D. N ksrnek AecSansfahos ...,.. .s.ps<t Al
TLs 6;Oo aaI 10 a ss4 3n tp and GS n ush' 's'
VALLEY s.rsss is Hs.pss,d ssn an s,,sb,ssSssl
Tor further ps-.ru,sr, cue hhle
sTts tar wi sVasHsU,s JsrALS JAY WI
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Amrscmcr.s.
TIE sTRAKosCH GRAND ITALIAN

- OfBhA
M.;. xArRIcE and NIX have The tsSO' Of 'at''
twenty NIGHTS
oaAxp rr,fiAs oPrRA,
commencing the I'D VI October. Is1l
,rss es X ,I r! . .es r p
American pablo q r.oe order % render.
form to the wish '' sIIH 9Th I e; s sso
taSa Se ss 4. :. ;s s
s sS p..s ;a% g, mil
1s fs1sS: he: SPS 3 fs a4 :fs
Ss1 as s r T. po ai he
.as s: he "a. ss sss.s 10. Sst or A s
season Of o,n,.
brilliant and pcrfecs h the operate representation"
The following artist. ar. rlr,dy engaged and ssA additions this
Pr%a Donns soprano q n,r MDje,tys Open London.
Principal Pn@q rsnore Of Her M,issy'' opers, Lost0A
P"T Tr lf A%Si GSB lEsnRE.
tn. directors e.nno, ,,o nom rar public th, 4. DE abov.
rs,s have with the luc success IN Pans Lo'con $50
a.Srss anu IA, irsi have rssOssed for this
' ''0'N f"% Mss pS'1 AISLE ;,i'I IotIss CARY.
y.
whose popularity with the musical public Of America unqaestoned hs
DSen eensagea Tor this Of and also
81 Nn3 RAEU0LPI.
III = Baritone.
sl6SOR PABLO : kASAII, Violin Vruoso.
ine musical department F" lU,os be Il, eeton Of
NJ ~ NAkErLEK.
y To-! "nlact
Sbt'N.R f,pSONI
The repertoire VII inclnr The following popular operas
Luz IA ID! LAMMRRM0Un.....
LttkfIlA .DOnit-tu
La Az Dkl .Doniyet
DON PASQl ALE .Dositeti
LA lld IA DEL hbbGl ZEN TO .Donteh
LAIkA!lATA
IL TROYhTORB.. Verdi
RlGOLET
BABLO IN hASCHERA... VERDI
DON GIOVANNI Mozart
LIB SOLZB III FIGARO Mozart
ROBERTO .heyerbeei
IL BARPIERB DI SEVlGLiA. ROssipi
La SONSAMBULA. .Benini
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-09-04
Gitp proptrtp 10 Lei.

no 1T Four.story, brdwn;sone, ,! mms Fs,
ave and AgRER Ripley son Priest. Meier I
,,,o ET0ne Of the best located .6s.i Inquire
on Brcsd.. S'c.i; y b =: sHsoS SssGl
q hsH SEI1TM ~ furnished HOUSE on West
Thirty-sroond g. neG a. ra N PiDe.st
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Proposals.

WA.HIxGTov. H. C., Aug. 30 1871.
TO CONTRACTORS for LAYING WATER
MANS-S,aed proposals al be received by the undersigned
Ea hftvnE (J day Of senten btr 1871 al the
Board Department for the LAYING the Distinct
Cumna millions JUO0 of pounds OF 6nch oast-on
Eii.f Pipes. St0J Cocks and -" cSl CASTING
lie eure divided into four divisions and proposals VIII be re-
gre the whole q les number of avirnhs - ,
bidder before making bis bd must post AZ tie tFt u0na
to th, net u
Of be Nl INTO
NJ COMPLETE according 10 the Specifications The mo ey 20
a ed will he returned to W unsuccessful strs when tile contract
esxriet when he completes his contract
TIE will be required iuri one dollar (S daY oI
Sci having each pip special casting AID stoocA' beyond
bs ID n the c, ntraci. ,
proposals for LAYING Pipes will be received except the printed
fr1 OF contract ana any
nfOrna;on be had Application IL person or a. kr 10
GtORGE II. ELLIOT, M.Or Of gH,e:s. |. :. A.,
(.!cf !.s.ltar. NaNLLagt0l AiGeluct
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anttiun ea!ss Of Rsal estate.

WEsTCHESTER FARM NAT: AT A A.I.S,s idH r1:
n fAkn o. III, al undef culture, situate 10 u' SUIn n,
i.; s srs Of =. Ss% Gsy y Sspis~e aFi
scslcck noon
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NATIONAL LINE.

NATIONAL LINE.
STEAM TO LIVERPOOL AND QUEENSTOWN
From Pier No ~, North River.
FOR QUEENSTOWN AND LIVERPOOL;
SPAIN Grace Sept. q st 7;3o
DESMLkK observation-disclosures, Sept 8 at D. IN.
ENGLAND SATURDAY Sept 10, at p m
Passage cabD 5 and stSi seeras
aga currency Prepaid tickets from Liverpool Queeno"r
Londonderry Glasgow, So currency. -. ~ oo,.,
-, ~ -'' p. w. j. HURST Manager
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STEAMBOATS, ano Railroads.

DEOPLE's LINE FOR ALBANY.
; ss 2 most TiH h ' &c. he SS steam. an'
az ..lsei arriving albany Win ,c.d
Albany ss7 .iosi n, or "a The connecting '
"" r.e s a sis BE- Obtained til. Ole. o. tn. wA.
s.';: s's-'T Ts ss aHss s: e'
A LBANY and TROY;@.DIay:Ltne Steamers
sni By s8yScs cen.s. S.a Point coS.. K.y5sS Psasl
:'' ,1 aS9.Sa .S S .Ss nm. yane III.
g. Albany s,d ss.cs:S.nss SPRINGS
ss... siSSfffE
We. s.d II So @g Fare i Away. y s.
EOR CATSKILL.-The steamboats, SUNNY
e. 5 n baff q 's ss s rs.
a H% TTCEAs Bfii I' me
THE MARY POWELL" from Vestry,st. at
@ %s al esi s, stsS9s sTs nf1ssi
Ws.t Point s:o cOssn, sls arriving IL S.sYcIl !. io.s
ENOR RONDOUT, landing at C0ZZENS,
EEw5gRSH HLTSS P0kEESsE and Eso Gwsx r.:
6zIIYStp :, Pier ., II r. foot Harrison q. -
NORTH RIVER AND NEW.Y0RK. STEAM
~ BOAT CO. 'ss' T:.ss. Pier s?;s' Line
s;S @ - & e; morning from above isd Gtsf t 7si
MORNING LINE TO PEEKSKILL.
WI steamboat Antelope ,.y. EVERY MoREsG without
ss.IOR SeSs landing S ~ s,. r. rD.1.
S SsSS; I'D Vaf 's @ Sos
VAMP-MEETING at GLEN COVE, L. l., com
steamer. S:1 4no.tS md I vii Psep River.
S. On e c snp epsn Returning s1e he GsoHd daily
DAILY EXCURSIONS to GLEN COVE and
Point Motifs Dosf and GsIvCedop and amer Jun. 10 steamer
p.I s2iWANHIK1 daily sespio for b.
EXCURSIONS to LEWES and the della
WARE BREAkwATER psDds,S ss,gSnS .issPr
DAT - Tsl6. t' RON
ss L. ri, sSc s1 on! .'s q: fishing and bathing
NEPTUNE LINE STEAMERS Daily for
PRovIpENcE, BOSTON. WORCESTER.
S T.: s sS:$Ss !: SsSyiSssSE
Isa ssa csa,.s! P,.,a,1;: y ~ IGs' .sd Pro,
M re. Msrs. T. r.. for =. nRo.n! n Eng .s. And tow.
SAFETY spEE Dive AND .1 COMFORT.
=. s ss'G s .ss . 1si .1S Il.
c c.,. p oS so ne ,sw .aa sahsl steamers
cITI OF IIwREScR and
~ ~ Nora s:' i; % 30
e si :s; ;:si::. :s Enc: 2. ws: .
HerA River. III SHORT IN, Agent
Esv.York. ost 10, 1852
Tor NORWALK and DANBURY-Railroad
the da bali railroad rsrhs beautiful Steamboat NELLIE
WHITE leaves Pier u T. EVERY AFTERNOON
1U and Thru Rssruing Eorwsk
at U The arrival Of The Daabsy aad Haven usinA Fp
Is Rsesrnss hskss 81 10
TOR NEW-HAVEN, HARTFORD, SPRING.
Hu,l al ';Is aad II n, sens.sa.s Nsl Is. RsiLo.d.
FOR BRIDGEPORT, and all points on Housa-
Il teuis and naasAtsek Railroads eI Steamer
CstAaAss alp Il ssd II midnight lsssdsu srsspsa
| NAVIGATION RESUMED for HARTFORD
Az DIRECT GRANITE STATE will Pssk sp
day TRpRsDAY March f Hartfsrt AID River Lssd.ss The
90 .d psY stewards retained yhs ell bills In ths depart
| nenA Ths Company responsible Ter
! wh q. oOopsfERD VI. H. an T. sssAatsst c.
Fs" iSTt. ASGhs 49,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-09-04

WALLAcK'. FOURTH WEEK
UNDATED SUCCESS AND BNTHUslAsh
BY continuously , oro,o
attest the unprecedented popularity Of the gifted
MISS LYDIA THOMPSON
and
HER NEW COMPANY - 1000
BOMBAY SEPT. 4. AND EVERY EVENING OF THE "BEh'
ard
SATURDAY MATTNBE,
LAST TINES OF BLUE BEARD
TIMES OF BLUE BEARD
With all magnificent Scenery CHARGING huEc, gorgeous CoStume
nd a powerful Of ChaTacers embracing
MISS LYDIA THOMPSON,
and every member OF her organization.
MONDAY EVENING, SEPT. ii.
First production 0Geubaeh Sparkling opera boune
PRINCESS OF TREBIZ0NDE,
and arranged for Mss Thompson and company
r' STANDING ROOM ONLY EVERY EVENING.
9eatsah ond n red In
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Messr srko have purchased the sole light for
''O'e''-'"'' A'' HAMLET AMI AIGSoN.
BY Ambrose Thomas, with ,
BY FlO;Ov which will be TIE dt time in Ne~Yori duhns
2sT :.I f. %Is6 S entirely
stage s'Ps,' Of s s ss . O. s a Co.,
'''e' &c. &c N&e are e Hnei Re' 81 2 PARIS
THE cHoRIS AND ORCHESTRA
will much enlarged will reinforced BY members Of the Royi
The director. further while prospectus sets
''''' NC" p'''''' Mr. MALICE sTRAKoscH
remains Enrope will make the commencement and also " o
'S''n' VERY 's' MPoRT1ST AccE IONS TO THE COMPANY
Further particulars shortly
BOOTHS THEATER. Lolita.
Las HTS
LOr.A,
LITTLE NELL and the MARCIlroNEss.
LITTLE NELL NArryEB ON SATURDAY. Hlo
In active preP".aon-!Ir ~ OF TIP PETTIcoATs and
vOne speeialdes
Seat. secured siI days advance at the Th.e DOns Music
OLYMPIC THEATER.
JAMES E. AA'hE DEcI46 SUCCESS Lessee ''' manager
CELEBRATED spEcf S / rL tIN FAIIEr PAsroMIME
VII ErhG 5il} Al 's snt I! is!P' Of
. q der e. Geelon 81
WITH THE GRPAT KIRALPY TROUPE
MATINEE EVERY REGsEsDAY AND SATURDAY
Seats secured sir days in advsnce.
NIBLO's GARDEN.
~ THRoSGEb AID 1kLGi!IED AUDIENCES
1"' EHM EFhA
rRIrz .ee H.; Ho q Il SStsisMAsM ,.D,s.
EMNETs as the GENTLE GERMAN sHEPHERDEss
'' '-' ' rs %IFGEEE LOVE 9,Is TO s CEASE ssEGs
MATINEE s1ru Day at p N.
San FRANCISCO MINSTRELS; ,,,,oow.
BIRCH SKI EAH FR&$js SHS sssrs IL sA'kU"
EVERYTHING s ~ Pr FLESH sFii AND SPARKLING
NEWCOMB & ARLlNGTONs MINSTRELS
N twH EESGEF H9se oSss sHS House,
NEW AND RH c:u p,. oasA e:
cents Orchestra Balcony cents. Private Bore. e.
THE ,,,,>,;, .>>,,,, GAMES
NETWORK CALFDONIAN CLUB
WILL BIZ HELD
AT JoNEs'S WOOD,
THURSDAY, SEPT. z, 1871.
JAMES FLEMING,
THB GREAT SCOTTISH ATHLETE,
and other prominent competitors from sier Societies throughout The
~ tnitai States Yin take part IN the Came,
ROBRRT,ON'S AND NAILACBS BRASS AND STRING BANDS
and The PIPES CLUB s fu n,h music tor the occasion
DANCING MUSIC MI NINE O'CLOCK
TICKEla FIFTY CENTS. u.
JANE. A. CRAIG Thirt Chielt,n.
NETWORK CONSERVATORY OF MUSIC.
~ The Oldest and beet hudc school in the country
-, REOPhNS MONDAY, sept Mi, ,,.,
Ill branrhs Of Vocal ana nsunen
Music Harmony RI Fa S' 0RScEs 81 oPEs
n, IN. ,ecenion and RI pups and Alter
'O' Wv MONDAY, Aug. 49,
ALL APPLICA IONS FOR ADMISSION
ard no,ires atlng ~ must he made At ne
GENERAL ON>hsVAr0RY OFFICES,
800 BROADWAY, wfftb ST. over the music store.
The branch o. Pifr Will remove up town.
BROOKLYN BRANCH
lG2 I04 snl lOG COCRTSr, NEAR STATE
TT7HE ART of ACTING TAUGHT, and pupils
instructed in by distinguished actor ana
dramatic trainer Address AR list 5t West Thirty ssconafI
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e. UINWEh' aVVEV1VVI
REfEhpEXo pnER oP rHB SUPREME COURT
IL ~ TDIT CpOnE ENO fIFkHbS

Ii % IBSI CROOK EeQ., rEFBEE&
rs ACRRS or LAND, n.uARONBCk,
wEsrCHEsTER CoyNTI % The MS9, s6lY SEP y 81!
ev,ieoeiia. y, =, he "SHELDRAkB HOUSE an
- \ y ans New Haven X T. . LAT, TWO LAkeb, az
cKS oF 20 AND IS ACRhS EACH aG aSs' Fuller nHoay
hss W. ,sH ron the Of The ostoe add EGIihe,S
"a vii he rfS the line Of The ~ 80 MINUTES fCs so1Sood
sDd OK HOUR From ne vicinity o. sSs
Is p one q M 93s AE4ss a a the Au
1rrly 10 AGEL CROOK, go As
49,, NJ Cearst, n l. -~-
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STH-AVE. THEATER, Twenty-fOurth st.,
- near Broadway.
sole Iessee and Manager. Mr.. AUGUsTIN DAILY.
TUESDAY NIGHT, Sept S, .
until further notice will be produced Tor the
inauguration Season. original Drama in dVe acts
BY Mr. AUGUsTlN DAILY. entitled
DIVORCE,
10 b given with exquisite scenery BY Roberts; original music By
Soepe msgcGcen Ia mode aud nch new uru ana an
eIaonna Of characters including the following artists Oh the
ne company: ~,
Mr. Hskns Mr. Lemoype Mr. Daydge Mr. Lewis Mr. james MT
Crisp Mr. Pawcet Mr. Whiting. Mr. D. ver Mr. Chapman Mr.
Burnett Miss Fanny Davenport Fanny aOant Car
Gilbert Mary Cary nellie Mortimer ida
Yerance Kate Clarion Louise yomer and Kate Firmn
Act l-New.York-"G Given IN Marriage
Act 2-Long Island" The Strife Begun"
Act -Up The Husband takes the Law in bis own
Hands,"
Act I-PonJa-" The Lay Petaliates"
Act New York" The NvOrcedp
A"DIYORCB" MATINEE SATURDAY. at u O'Clock.
Seats secured aI days In advance
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CUPREME COURT.-In the matter of the ap-
= e,iop Of The MAYOR aud Commonsy Of the City
orr relative 10 the WIDENING and STRENGTHENING Of
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Passenger Station In NevYork Of Twenty tsVsnthit an
Pourth.,y, Entrance o Twenty ssvsnthst
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Mes AArRCB and NIX the tonor Of stat
that they have compile I'd srruy for se-sJ1 0f
Twenty NIGHTS