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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

Port of NianitOwOc.
ARRIyED--JULY 10.
Schr. Experiment, Milwaukee. tons mjs,.
Schr. Franklin, Mil~aukee, sund.
july IL.
Stmr. SheboyVan Chicago, suni
Schr. Csppella, MiiaauSec. 81 pkss. mdso.
JULY II.
Stmr. Manitowoc, Chicago, sund
July Is.
Stmr She5oygan. Chicago, sund
JULY Is.
Stmr. Manito~oc. Chicago. sund
Tug Kitty Smoke. Sheboygau, towing scovs win
: cars on board
schr. Glen cu,ler, Milwaukee, sund.
Schr. Ben Moe, Oc"nto. light.
Scar. Sea Gem, Eicine, light
JULY l6.
Schr Wave. Milwaukee, 500 ba corn, - bE barley
: bis salt.
Stmr. sheboygan. Chicago sund
S,mr. Nanitowoc, Chicago. -und
Schr Progress Chicago lis bu corn
schr. Experiment, MilwauSe light
CLEAREp-JULY 10.
Schr. Experiment. Milwaukee. IL eds VOID
schr Franklin. Milwaukee, % eds wood 40 settf
hubs - III hoops
JULY II.
Stmr Sheboycan Chicago sund
Schr. CappfIla Milwaukee. p eds wood
JULY l..
Stmr. Manitowoc, Chicago, sund
July IL.
Stmr She5oygan, Chicago, sund
July Is.
Stmr Mluitowoc Milwaukee. sunds
Sclir. Ben Moe. MauIstee. sundri-s
SC Ir. Sen Gem, Chicago, - eds wood
July l6.
Scbr Wave, Milwaukee, 30 eds wood
Tug Kitty Smoke, She 5cN gan. town. scOTs
Stnr. Sneboygan, Chicago. sund
JULY Il.
Stmr Nanitowoc. Chicago. sund
Schr. PrcEress Grimnls Pier. hight
ScFr. Experiment Milwaukee - eds wood s
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sheriff A. Wutenbcr-
Clerk - the Court =. Ff"nirr.
REGISTER 81 Deeds Juhu FrlHZ.
Count. CLERK {, " HurHi.
Comfy Tr-a>ur-r. o Fwen
Tonu,y Judge. W " Wa'fH.
Sr,i % S-'root- Mc1ac kir san.
CHAIRMAN B-arl of ~un-r'. tS,'rs. IL. +. Hg7btri
Dist AttornN- T. r. Irr i.
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An empty bottle was found IN front OF a
business room. Il had been thrown there
hv Young man who had lately purchaser
bottle of that fine pufumery at the Man
!towoc Drur Store. a
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i. rapidly gorn. up on Quay street. South
Sid, just west Of Mum. 1t Is bang built
for Mrs,r. Vail y lIIupt.
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For teas of the best quality, and most
Exquisite favor, 20 10 the Mauitowoc drug
store. lS-tf
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Tu"sr boy. who fish for Perch Oh the
north harhor pier. where ~" learn th"rr i
lot. or Perch. can fiul market for them
at the rILnT Office.
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Judgment of Foreclosure and Sale.

Judgment of Foreclosure and Sale.
ClRCUIT RT-MANITOWOC COUN-
~ ". Charles Luling general Guardian
of John Arndt and Peter Arndt infants, and
Margaretha lIernlehen, plaintiffs, against
William II. Hemschmcycr. wilhcimlna
Hemschmey.r his wife, John II. Inbusch,
John L. In busch, Julius NJ n. kimmel and
Charles W Kempf. In virtue of and pursu-
ant to a judgment of foreclosure and sale
rendered in the above entitled action On the
18th day of June, 1872, | shall expose for
sale and sell at pu bic venduc, on Saturday
the 18th day of September, \. D., 1872, at ten
clock A NJ, at the front door of the Court
House, in the city Of ManitowOc, in said
county, the following described nortgaged
premises or so much thereof as may be nee
cssarv to raise the amount of SAID Judgment
and interest and costs, to wit the west one
third of lots No. two and three : X 3 in
block No two hundred and si1ty-sesen
(a67) in the city of Manltowoc, in said
county, according to the recorded plat of
said city.
ALERT WITTENBERG,
Sheriff Manitowoc County.
Walker & nIeen, Plf's Attys.
l3-1l-6w
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nv -il.N TX has boon commenced
on Nin.l -trrrt. S,Ith Si L., for wh.ri, the
r-.i 'ca:, on shat thor,u a'l.t~r ,'i'Iil b"
than<FI'
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Master NIaSons,


Grand Tyler, with drawn Sword.
Grand Stewards, with White Rods.
Principal Architect, with Square, Level,
Plumb. and Gavil.
Grand Secretary and Treasurer.
Bible, Square, and Compass carried by a
Master Mason, supported by
the Stewards.
Grand Chaplain.
Junior Grand Warden. carrying silver
vessel with Oil.
Senior Grand Warden, carrying silver yes
sci with Wine.
Deputy Grand Master, carrying golden
vessel with Corn.
Grand Master, supported by two Deaeons
with rods.
The Procession will form at the Court
House Square, and move at ) clock p. m.
The cornerstone will be laid at / o'clock
precisely.
All Societies an l citizens that will take
part are requested to meet at the above
place at II . clock precisely. to be as
signed their proper place in the procession.
Al citizens aal stran gers are invited to
take part in the procession.
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office,

Mr.. Goldstcin, having commenced his
drawing school at the School house on tia
street, in the 2nd ward, will continue to
receive new scholars, rs they may finl it
TO c)me in, for the next ten
days. School hour at ) o'clock evc-y at
tcrnoon, Saturdays excepted.
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P,rsIrt>~S rccnm,nrn the use of Hall
Ncsctabl,, Sicilian lair remover !" prevent
gravnc.s, AMI to heal eruption, Of the scalp.
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Judgment of Foreclosure and Sale.
TiRCUIT CONTAMINATION OC COUN-
~ ". William White against William
Bersie, Jose phine Berse his wife and Hiram
Bersie, defendants. In virtue of AMI pur-
suant to ju lgment of foreclosure and sale
rendered i'll the above entitled action. on
the 18Th day of June. 1872 shall expose
for sale and sell at public ,endue, on Sat
urlay. the 18th day of September 4. u 1872.
at ten . clock \. NJ , at the front door of
the Court House, in the city Of Maui:owoc,
in said county, the following described mort
gagged premises, or 50 much thereof rs may
be necessary to raise the amount of sail
Judgment and interest and costs, tc-wit :
lots one and two < p in block No. two az
in Cato Falls. i'll said county. according to
the recorded plat of said Cato Falls.
Dated Shcriff's Office, Manitowoc, July
LIST, 1872.
ALBERT WlTTENBERG,
Sheriff of Manitownc County
Walker & White, PHI 5 Atty's.
13-SI-Gw
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SAM'L HALL & CO.,

WHOLESALE dealers in Baled Hay,
w Oats. &c Warehouse and Hay Press
on the dock foot Of 9th Street. Nsnfouoc.
The highest prices paid to farmers for loose
hay. .-u
SANL HALL, I. JOHNSTON
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Farm for Sale,

| offer for sale at bargain. the ne} OF
nvf section Is. in town of rankin, Afarrto-
voc County For terms enquire of occupant
on the place OF at the Office If J. D. Mars ham
in Nari,owoc MICHAEL DoWP
ty.il 52f, Es'I kesH'ss
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Is Cincinnati the public library has
been open on Sundays for sixteen months,
and although the innovation met with Wig
orous opposition when it was proposed, the
results have been such that a most favor
able public opinion has been formed in re-
gard TO the propriety of the measure The
librarian reports that the attendance has
been large, and mentions as noteworthy
fact that many of that class Of Young men
who have been in the habit Of strolling
around the streets on Sunday, or spending
the day in a less profitable manner, are
now habitual frcqucntcrs of the library on
that day. The department of readers on
Sundays has been unexccptionablc, and
the rooms have been as still and orderly as
on the week days. The reading rooms of
the principal libraries in Philadelphia and
st. Louis are now opened on Sundays
ErchaHge.
Why cannot our library be open on Sun
day afternoons aswell! We arc sure it
would be productive of good. We would
suggest to the directors to try it at once
and see.
TIVE and enlightened experience have
shown thas certain substances formerly
used AMI relied on in medical practice, are
unnecessary and dangerous; Yet some of
these substances have fouud their way into
medical compounds. On. WALSER's CAL
NORMA VINEGAR BITTERs, however, con
tain nothing injurious, being COM
posed exclusively Of vegetable substances
from California; For all disorders Of the
liver, kidneys, bladder, ska, and digestive
organs, and for purifying the blood, they
are the most wonderful remedy known. iw
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SHERIFF'S SALE.

NlRCUIT COURT. NANIT0ToC C0UN-
~ ty-A rose Uschwal1 against John
Marx. by virtue Of an execution. issue ont
OF sand Circuit Court. for Nlniiowoc County
IN the State of Wisconsin. in the above cute
tied action, TO me dire tcd AMI delivered
against the personal prop rty and real &c
tate Of said defenilnt | have levied and
seized upon the southeast quarter Of the
northwest quarter and the east half Of the
southeast quarter of the south west quarter
all Of section No. twenty-five. t.2) Of town
ship No. eighteen t1S) north. Of range No.
twenty-one CD cast. in said county, which
SAID land or much thereof may be
necessary to raise the amount Of three hun
drcd and TWENTY-FIVE dollars and twenty
seven cents, S3i2,2 and interest from
the 2lst day Of June. \. d. 1872. together
with the costs of sale, | shall expose for
sale, and sci. AZ public auction, to the high
est bidder, at the Sherif's otIicc, in the
Court House, in the city Of Manitowoc. in
the county and State aforcszia.o saturday
the 7th day of September A. H.. 1872, at the
hour of ten o clock in the forenoon OF that
day.
Datcl Shcriff's Office, Manitowoc, July
Sth, 1872.
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\ communication TO the Appleton Post
of the lth., from the acting health officer,
states that there are bat two cases
of smallpox in that oity, both of which
are confined to one family.
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Band.
Malitia Companies.
Citizens.
Fire Department.
Town Officers.
Mayor and Common Council.
All School and City officers
Teachers and Scholars.
Members and Ex-mcmbcrs of County
Board of Supervisors.
County Officers.
Members of the Bar.
Sons of Herman ana other civic Societies.
ODD Fellows.
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THE NEw SCHOOL BUILDING.
Laying Oh the Cornerstone.

In last weeks PILoT we gave notice of
the intention Of the Masonic fraternity, and
other societies of.this and adjoining coun-
ties taking part in the laying Of the corner
stone of the new school ediice On the
North Side. We are enabled, this week, to
give the programme of tie ceremonies and
to state that Hon H. L. Palmer, of Mil
waukcc, Grand Master of the Masonic
Order in the State of Wisconsin,
will deliver an address on the
occasion The following is tie
PROGRAMME OF TIE PROCESSION
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PRICE LISTS,
PRESCRIPTION BLANKS.
SC. <SC.

Our job rooms have been re-
plenished with a large variety
of new type, of the latest cut, and
we fatter ourselves that the work
turned ont of our Office for the
past year he's been second to
none ever done in this city. Our
prices are low, and will COM
pare favorably with those of any
other place. Those who have
work which they wish done in q
neat and workmanlike manner,
had better give us call, and ex.
anime our work and prices.
1S5Otf
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IL. MULHoLLAND Jr.,
Secretary.
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DAVIS DOUBLE HARPOON &c

r.. best in the market, for which are the Sole AZ
s. keep a complete stock Of PAINTS,
BRUSHES, &c
We keep constantly on hand a.largc AMI choice 9
sold r. the lowest market rates.
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A ENGINES, ROLLERS, STEAM PUMPS, TANKS
IA. Pueys, Planers Drills, Tools and Machinery,
aud second hand, bought, sold and exchanged
HOFFMAN, 4 FINNEY, 2ib Water street, Brooklyn.
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HAYTI.
Seizure OF S1,OOO,OOO False Paper Money
at Cape Hayti-Failurc Of the Proposed
Loan.


Seizure Of S1,OOO,OOO False Paper Money
at Cape Hayti-Failurc of the Proposed
Loan.
ST. THOMAS, Oct. 1G, 1872.
Dates to the 10th inst. report the Seizure ofabout
million dollars of false paper at Cape Hayt. The
parties have been caught, and the Minister OF the
Interior has gone to Cape Hayt to investigate the
matter.
1t Is reported that the loan required from the
people for the retirement Of the paper money has
failed and the government will change portion
OF the import duties from specie paper. At Cape
Hayti there Is a crisis In the money market. Some
notes are utterly refused by the public The govern
ment is not yet ready to retire them, and. on the
other hand 1t has no power to enforce their circu
lation, as they are to be withdrawn from circula-
tiOn by q law already issued.
Az Port au Prince the market is overstocked
which came in force on October !.
The new Coffee lar, Is of inferior quality: but
several houses are buying at &C. LogwOod, small
demand ut r. Az. Exchange, So S5 for the latest
emission; So 10 to SO 20 for all other types. At
Cape Hayti coffee Is scarce and quoted ut $2, 500.
Exchange So 40 81 SO Tor accepted notes ana $3 SO
for those repudiated by the public.
ALL QUIET IN ST. DOMINGO.
The latest advIces received from this Repub-
lie are about the 9th or 7th of October. Let
ters from President Baez have been received
here In which he speaks OF the tranquility reigning
over the whole country. There has been no fight
ing. General Cabra IS doing nothing. He has few
II any, troops with him now.
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Board OF Assistant Aldermen.
STATED SESSION.

THURSDAY, Oct IL, 1872
Prcscnt-ofs T. Hail. Esq, Presidcnt in the chair and
quorum of mo mbers
The resignation OF Joseph Dempsey, clerk Of the
Board was presented and accepted and Michael Kelly
appointed in his place.
RESOLUTIONS OVER.
That sewer be built in First avenun from Ninth street
to Tenth street
That the sidewalk north side Of Forty street.
from the corner of Broadway. extending west about lo
feet, be tagged.
That sixty nth street, from Eighth avenue to Boue-
ward be paved with Belgian trap block pavement.
That the vacant lots north side OF street.
about $50 feet west OF broadway, be fenced IN.
That street lamps be lighted In Fifty sixth street. from
First avenue TO avenue A.
That street lamps be lighted In Sixty fourth street. from
Fifth avenue TO Third avenue.
That 10th street. from avenue to Harlem River, be
paved with Belgian trap block pavement.
Adjourned until Monday ncxt 2lst instant, at two
O'Clock r. NJ. MICHAEL J. KELLY, Clerk
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enos OF hre-vateF, the doors were closed, ready
citipens at the windows fred ON the Gagged Indians
ana the massacre continued until the entire party
was destroyed. AS was TO be expected, the sur
vivOrB Of the tribe retAliated on the ciy ana Win
such eject that II stands now deserted, waiting
for 0uieter times before following the example Of
Panquitch and taking to itself the spreading fami
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CITY GOVERNMENT
OFFICIAL.
Board OF Aldermen.

STATED SESSION
Presentation. John cochrane President in the chair,
r,., .... ,.uns nasS,gI.9ss 2. ,InH,s, ryrFssEp 7;
from the Boulevard to Riyerside Park 'uees
ma &, cTSSn mains 3 he ns sd r. street.
That crosswas be laid from i1s South street corner
ordaancs e amend article i section chapter ~
which merchandise may be sold at auction in the streets
That the sidewalk on the southwest corner Of ysrick
ns rs SSs = be feet on North Moore
BOARD or ASSISTANT ALDERMEN OVER
be paved % Belgian S0"ers
That crSss%ak be laid from the corner
streets street s'' 'N''''' 80 ~ '''' = '''A'' . '"'
Sailors Exchange is7 and ls9 Cherry street
TO curb gutter and tag northwest corner Of Monroe
and Scanned streets.
''r the o S sFh aaRsSss'S Clerk
Presentation John cochrane President, I'm IN the chair
RESOLUTION AporrKp.
@ days Of the
That the Comptroller directed to lease the premise.
on northeast corner of Duane and Church streets
IN mont
THAT Fifty-fourh street. from Tenth 10 Eleventh ave-
nue., be paved with Belgian or trap block pavement
That Nnetyseyenth street, from Third 10 Filth avenue
be regulated graded the curb and gutter stones sci
and the sidewalks tagged
THAT Einey-eghth street, from the Third 10 the Fnh
stones vet. and the side walks tagged. "'' s"''''
That the Commissioner Of Public Works be directed 10
have the intermediate avenue drive between Eighth
Ninth avenues, from Tooth street to 0th street. and
from l13th street to its intersection with avenue ST
Nicholas regulated and graded, the curb and gutter
set and sidewalks tagged and the carriageway
That the Commissioner Of Public Works be directed
TO the gas lamp on the southeast Cor
landt and Church streets 70 point line with the
buildings on Cortiandt street
That two boulevard lamps be placed and lighted In
front of the Sailors Exchange.
THAT street lamps he lighted in Fiftysxh street. north
side, from First avenue TO the East RIVER
from sixth avenue to Broadway.
PAPERS BOARD or ASSISTANT ALDERMEN LAID
That West street. from West Eleventh street 10 West
Fourteenth street except the space between the railroad
tracks, be paved with granite block pavement
That Ganscyoot street IRON West ST. 10 North River
be paved with granite block pavement
church of II John the Baptist Thireth street. between
Seventh n and Eighth avenues.
That two gas lamps be placed and lighted In front of
the church the southery side OF Thirty first street.
between Seventh and Eighth avenues.
that seventy second street, from Madison tO Eighth
avenue, be paved with Belgian trapbock pavement
RFfFRRfD.
To place free drinking hyirant on the no rfheast
ner OF New Church and Cedar streets
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TINO LET-TWO THREE STORY AND BASEMENT
brown stone Houses 122 aud l2S East Eighty second
street. 81, 900 per year each.
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STATISTICS OF COMMERCE AND NAVIGATION

Monthly Report, No. II, OF the Bureau or statis
tics, is being printed and win be ready for dis
tribution ct an early day. 1t embraces the statis
tics OF our foreign commerce for the month ended
May 81, 1872, and for the eleven months ended the
same, compared with the corresponding period Of
1871. The following summary has been furnished by
Mr.. E. b. Elliott, Acting Chief Of the Bureau:-
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In addition to rhe above the report contains COM
merchant marine OF the United Stat 4, by years
and decades, from 1889 to 1871, together with tn
increase and decrease OF the same recent tariff
legislation OF France; average prices Of upands and
New Orleans cotton at New York. in currency and
gold values, and at Liverpool In pence sterling,
from 1860 to 1871, inclusive; trade and navi-
CATION Of Guatemala for 1870 and 1871; cot
ton production Of the British East Indies
Of the Hawaiian Islands for 1871 value OF the
OF the treaty ports OF China from 1864 to 1871;
amount OF public lands granted by the United
States government to States aud to the Pacific
Railroad companies up TO June 80, 1871 to aid In
the construction Of railroads; cost OF manufactur
ing pig iron; production OF pig iron in the United
States; agricultural statistics OF Australia; in
crease and decrease of leading articles imported
into Great Britain during the years 1871 and 1872.
Monthly Report No. II, which contains the statis-
tics OF the foreign trade OF the United States for the
fiscal year ended June 80, 1872, as compared with
1871, is also In press The copy for the annual
report on commerce and navigation for 1872 will be
sent to the printer in the course of the week.
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The amounts OF the foregoing, which consisted oi
specie and bullion, and OF merchandise, respect
ively for the eleven months ended May 81, 1872 as
compared with the same period Of 1871. were %
fOllOws-
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OOS EAST 18TH STA REsPECTABLE GIRL As
LsoC cook, washer and roner; good city reference
the lady he
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A INWARD. STORAGE FOR FURNITURE, PIANO,
"A. Baggage, &c. Furniture Baggage moved or ex-
pressed 70 any part city country once Eighth
avenue. corner OF Fourteenth street.
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0ren TO heaven 20 have them out Of this wicked
world. she agreed, and they stripped the children
and conveyed them 10 the woods killing them by
drowning as above stated.
They the man and wiie) stripped naked and knelt
on the ground and prayed together for ten minutes
They then went back to the house and got In bed
Alter lying IN bed about fifteen minutes he told his
on her and choked her to death. He then got up
and. still naked, prayed until four O'Clock TINS morn
ing. lie then dressed and went to neghboring
to he brought 10 Dayton, when wagon was pro-
cured and he was put in 1t and was being brought
stated.
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MARCH ii, l872.-TRIPLE spEEr.
AMUsEMEN,rs.

yVooD'S MUSEUM.
w IMMENSE SUCCESS
DOUBLE ATTRACTIONS,
TO-DAY AT g. THIS EVENING AT 8.
New Buresque of Moral Sensational Drama
LUNA: OR, THE WORkINGMEN
BOY WHO CRIED FOR OF
THE MOON, NEW YORK.
and BULL IN NEW SCENERY,
CHINA SHOP. MACHINERY and Effects
On Exhibition all day. "BARNUM'S CANNIBALS."
THEATRE COMIQUE,
i 5i4 BROADWAY.
49,. .,.. XxTciiIEss Ea;iiEiRixiiNaE.sT ~A''S''
DRAMA,
AND NEW OLIO
The ladies' delighted with the performances.
The Queens OF Bureslue,
Miss SOPHIE wORRELL, Miss IRENE woRRELL,
MISS !EnN up WvhSELL' Miss LiLLlE HALL;
Miss KITTY O'NEIL
The Child Wonder In acts.
LA PETITE BENSON.
Miss JENNIE BENSON in her specialtics.
The new local drama.
NEW YORK MECHANICS
The very successful burlesque,
IXION, IxroN.
Introducing all the mammoth company
.MATINEES WEDNESDAY, AND SATURDAY.
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Board and attendance, for gentleman and wife. 35
Ninth street. between Broadway aud University place refer
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TTNION SQUARE THEATRE.
u Manager. ...........................RW W. BUTLER
DELIGHTED AUDIENCES CROWD 1T NIGHTLY
ALL the New Attractions GLURIOuSLY SuCCESSFULA
MIR. GEORGE ATKINS, MISS MINNIE JACKSON,
MISS ANNIE WOOD, MISS JENNIE KIMBALL,
The grotesque LIE CLAIRE BROTHERS.
greeted with OF Laughter and prolonged applause
THE woRLD-FAMED LAuRI TROUPE,
Nile LAURI, CHARLES LAURI,
JOHN LAURI, HARRY LAURI, Master LAURI,
uUuHEY DOUGHERTY, GUS WILLIAMS,
The Comic Pantomine "TlT FOR TAT"
THE WALHALLA PRISMATIC FOUNTAIN,
THE COURT OF COMMON PLEAS,
BANQUET OF FUN TO SUIT EVERY TASTE.
MATINEEs WEDNESDAY AND SATURDAY At 2;so.
The Gorgeous Musical Bufiesquc, "ERNANt" will be
produced upon Monday March ID In the most perfect
and complete manner. NEW STARS ON MONDAY NEXT,
Forming the greatest and best Bill presented In New
York
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BOARDERs WANTED.
1 BLOCK SOUTH OF CHATHAM SQUARE-GRANT
House, % New Bowcy-Single Rooms, IS aud 50 cents
per day; " and So 80 per week. Family Rooms, 81 and
S2per day. House open all night.
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pROOKLyN BOARD.

cyOuTH BROOKLYN FURNISHE
y Paror and Bedroom to let, with rst class Board IN
required Address NJ, box 279S Post Office Ne
York.