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The Arizona sentinel., 1872-06-01
GEN. TOWARDS PEACE,

A report was brought in last r,ight by the escort to- train from Camp Apache to Tucson that the second day out theylwere attacked by the Apaches and lost one man. On their way from Tucson to this place, when coming through the Pima and Maricopa villages, they were informed that two days after the grand pow-wow of peace, at Camp Grant, the Apaches came and robbed them ofnearly all their horses. We expected as much.
The Arizona sentinel., 1872-06-01

We have recieved an Arizona paper, with 8 very lustY adver- tisement in it of the Brooklyn Life Insurance Company of New York over the signature of one c. c. Johnson. The figures in it are al- most too great for conception, and decidedly much fOrced-fOrced to the tune ofmany millions. We had intended to handle this agent without gloves, but as the general agents-Bryant & Co.-assure us that they will suppress the adver- tisement and reprimand theagent, we withhold any further com ments at this time. It is gross falsehood, and one likely to do the company injury, unless suppressed at once.- Ius. Review.
 The paper above referred to is the SENTINEL. As we are not sup posed to dictate to a man what he shall advertise, we inserted the ad- vertisement referred to upon pay ment for the same. The manner in which "Judge" Johnson con- ducted himself while here certain iy gives us occasion to handle him "with gloves," but as everybody in this Territory knows the man for what he Is, it is useless for Us to try to enlighten our readers.
The Arizona sentinel., 1872-06-01
VOTE OF THANKs.--At 8 meet,

VOTE OF THAEKs.--At 8 meet ing of tie Boara Of Trustees, last Thursday. resolutions were unanl- mously adopted rendering their thanks to Misses Skinner and Bishop for tho able manner in which they controlled the school, and the rapidity with which pu- piIs have learned under their tui ton; also expressive of their deep regret at having to close the school term at so early q day.
 These young ladies have done much in the advancement of the pupils attending the pnblic school, and the loss will be keenly felt by both parents and pupils. Miss Skinuer left yesterday to -eturn to her home in San Diego, where 8 kind father and 8 loving mother are longing to welcome her back to the sweets of HOME. Miss Bishop, We are informed, will re- main here a week or two longer.
The Arizona sentinel., 1872-06-01
Gentlcmen's furnishing goods at Bakers.

DIsGEACEFUL.-It is sad to see a man under the influence of liquor, but when we sec a woman iDsensible from the effect of strong drink, then it becomes horrible to our sight. Yesterday afternoon we witnessed a scene which we can not soon forget. X Mexican wo- u,an, apparently respectable, was 50 beastiy drunk that she, had to !,e carried fo her homc. Once ar twice she was laid in the sand on the street, and she wi,s unai,ie tu sncve hand ur feet. She Was ike .tead. Suck a picture of ahicct ~retaIsedness aud disgrace VI: tsopc ;tcTer r! sec aga;a
The Arizona sentinel., 1872-06-01
Our Agents.

The following named persons are authorized to receive and re- ..eipt for subscriptions to the SEN TINEI. Our terms are Sj q year; i months. S3,currency, in advance. Schneider, GriersOn & Co.,, Ari- zona City and San Diego.
 I. $. Mansfield, Tuscon. p $. S.Todd, Hardvviile. sA At
 ". T. Hall. Mineral Park.
 !. W. Stwart, Ehrenberg.
 i;ean & Go, 40 Montgomery st., San Francisco.
 Geo. P. Rowell & G., New York
The Arizona sentinel., 1872-06-01

MURDERER CAUGHT.-We re- ceived intelligence yesterday, by an Indian runner, that one of the murderers of John H. Whitney Jan account of which was pub lished in the last number of the SENTINEL), had been captured and was being brought into town by Capitano "Sun," Cocopah. It seems there were three Indians implicated in the deed, and the Capitanc, we hope, will secure the two others and bring them to jus tice.
The Arizona sentinel., 1872-06-01
Goods came from New York for Baker in Is days.

OUR PUBLIC SCHOOL.-Yester- day closed the first term of our public school. Want of funds the cause. We are sorry to have it so, for we fear that what has been taught the children in the past three months will be forgotten by them in the next four--October 1st being the time set to reopen.
 PLACER MINE.-W. 6. -Poin- dexter, who has been working his mine lately, on theIagouna about twelve miles above here, has banned cut S,00 out of ,20 buckets of dirt.
 PERsONAI4-~John B. Boyd, St,- pcrirteudcnt Of ti,c Stage Com pany to Sau Diego, was in town during the week. He returned to sSan Diego yesterday.
 TuaNKs,-Iu Delegate McCor. Tnick we are again under many obligations for vsiusSse Eayo-s.
The Arizona sentinel., 1872-06-01

Shall I lose my money if I fail to pay up? No.
 Gan I travel or reside when and where l choose? Yes; anywhere upon the globe, without written permit or the payment of extra premium.
 The Brooklyn Life, and ali other banking institutions in the world, will loan money on it's Policies. Cash will be paid for all policies after the policy-hoider makes two payments.
 This is the only Company in the United States which gives a CASH SURRENDER value ENDORSED and WRITTEN upon each policy, in dol lars and cents; setting forth the amount In GOLD COIN, which Wilt be paid for the policy upon each payment after the second.
 What is said of the Brooklyn Life CASH SURRENDER VALUE and NoN-FORrEITING feature:
 The Brooklyn Life is the FIRST and ONLY Company that has done full and complete justice to the insured. It has given to 8 life in- suran % policy 8 certain adequate ''bank note" value. Such a3 the fruit of the savings of industry for q hallowed purpose, ought to pos sess.-tInsurance Times, N. r., January, 1869.
 The Brooklyn Life Insurance Company is uhhesitatingly the best life company In the land.- [The Pioneer. Brighton, Iowa, February 12th, 1869.
 This plan (guaranteed surrender value) removes the soLE objection existing to making an application forinsurance. Each policy becomes a piece of negotiable paper, as ea-, silly transferable az registered Government bond.-E Boston Post, Boston, Mass., January, 1869.
 A policy in tue Brooklyn Life is worth 50 much in ready money, and can he used as coilateratsc- curity in carrying on business transactions. A young man may raise meney to complete his edu- cation, cr te buy 8 stock of goods. or tools, or q farn--hy insDring his Fife in the Brooklyn Life. anG l. assigning his policy ss contingprn security.--j Dispatch, St. Louis, Missouri, January, l66s.
 sw Ali medical examinations are free. %sss
 Applications wilt he received. and medical examinatioua made at the Drug Store of Geeese Martin, on Main street, Arizona City.
 CHAS, c. JOHNSON,
 Special Managing Agest,
 Ari2oE:i City, A. T. A. l. BgTART & G., Gen. Ag'fs.,
 Nc. ..i.a Montgomery street,
The Arizona sentinel., 1872-06-01
Items in Brief.

The weather for the past week has been uuconfortably warm, the therulOmeter ranging from 9Go to l060. We had a pretty heavy sand storm yesterday evening the first ir the last two weeks.
 Corpus Christie was celebrated on Thursday last, by our Mexican population, with great pomp and splendor.
 Arizona City boasts of the largest amount, and the most worthless dogs Gu the Pacific Coast.
 Coyotes" are sold every day by an enterprising Yaqui-African.
The Arizona sentinel., 1872-06-01
Panama hats at Bakers.

MARK OF REsPECT.-In honor of the anniversary of the decora- tion of the graves of Union sol diers, a salute of thirteen guns was fired from Fort Yuma Thurs day noon.
 EARTHQUAKE.-ft was ruinored about town on Tuesday that two shocks of au earthquake was felt here on that morning at o'clock.
The Arizona sentinel., 1872-06-01
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

w ANTE Transportation for " 100000 pounds Of freight from Salt River to Prescott, dis tance of one huadved aHd fifty miles. Three cents per pound viii bc paid Co good trsins, cash on de- livery Of freight.
 ". F. Hf:isI.lNGS !k CU. Fact fhcciix, A f.. Nay 9, 1872.
The Arizona sentinel., 1872-06-01
ERN PACIFIC BRANCH OFFICE
 OF THE OLD BROOKLYN LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY OF NEW YORK.
$45, ,00O,Q00 ,00. in Gold Invested
 for the Benefit of it's LICY HOL RS.
Policies NOm-FOrfeitabie.

DIvIDgNDs DECLARED ANNUALLY
The Arizona sentinel., 1872-06-01

STEAMER ITEMS. The steamer Newborn left Port Isabelle for Sau Francisco last Monday afternoon
 The Mohave, with Barge No. 3, arrived from below with full freight last Wednesday. She left for Ehreuberg yesterday after noon,
 The Cocopah, with Barge No. 6, arrived here on Thursday with last of cargo from steamer New bern. She left for Ehrenberg this morning.
 The schooner Josephine, from San Francisco, IS due at Port Isa- belle on Monday.
The Arizona sentinel., 1872-06-01

A GOOD MOvE.-A petition is being signed by our citizens pray ing for 8 semi-week|y mail from Hardyviiie aud Mineral Park. It is much needed, and we hope our citizens will not be slow in signing this paper. It is at the store of Messrs. Fitzgerald & Kenyon.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-10-09
Rf DANIEL a. MATHEWS. AUCTIOMEER,
- salesroom ~ Broadway opposite New York Hotel
TUE Dhh lMEDNEsUAY), OCTOBER O.
al iots O'CLOCK, AT SALEsR ROOM

FINE ROSEWOOD SEVENocTAVf piAyoFoRTF
ENGLISH BRUSSELS AND TAPESTRY CaRpFf's
SUPERB BRoCADE AND SATIN WINDOW CijR
TAINS, &C. 80
Being the entire contents of gcutcman's ,estdanco
removed Tor convenience Of sale, comprising rosewood
Parlor suits IN satin bT0catel, walnut Library suits IL
reps carved walnut Buffet, Chairs match In leather
Extension Table Secretary and Dwarf Bookeases Csnr.
Tables French walnut Bedsteads, Dressing Bureaus
wardrobe Chifoners, English and Tapestry Brussels
gafpe.s NUS lounges rier Mirrors Vases Clock and
lows Cutlery Sewing Machine, Mosquito Canopy; also
Kitchen Furniture Gas Fixtures, &c. At IL o'clock SUI
pcfior rosewood 7ocfaye Pianoforc full round corners
tne tone IN excellent order Of the well known
Raven Bacon: also elegant rosewood and buhl Music
sapd Catalogues and goods are ready Tor exami.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-10-09

n H. PERSON, AUCTIoNEER
BY A. D. MELLICK, JR, AND BRO,
AUCTIONEERs AND DEALERS IN REAL ESTATE,
PINE STREET, NEW YORK.
WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER ., 1871
POSITIVE SALE AT AUCTION
| OF
1876 CHOICE BUILDING LOTS
AND VILLA PLOTS Al
| PLEAsANTvILLB,
wEsTcHEsTER COUNTY, NY
q MILES FROM NEW YORK BY HARLEM RAILROAD
This property is beautifully situated fronting Washing
avenue the Boulevard, 100 feet wide in rolling
picturesque country adjoining the railroad The
neighborhood healthy beyond precedent and entirely
free from chills and fever
| Luncheon before the sale.
Special train viii Fory-second street depot at
1910 A. NJ.
For maps, passes and full particulars apply to the
Auctioncers, No Pine street, New York.
n H. PERSON, AucTIoNEER
~. BY A. d MELLICK, Js,, BRO, No Pine street
Second grand auction sale
800 choice VIVA Plots
and four beautiful Houses
In the
TUESDAY. October i5 1872,
at :!5P. NJ on the premises
- This property ,he finest ever offered at ancon only
Jersey Midland Railroad and only five minutes distant
Avenues 20 feet wide, grated and severed.
i &C..
sre easy End comfortable connection with all parts Of
Terms unusually LIBERAL sale absolute title perfect
Seventh Regiment Band luncheon before the sale
Special train Nil leave New York at II A. NJ foot OF
PING Manager s"sa IS Dey street. tree
! or 7. G. ECkHARDT, 6i9 Ninth avenue. - '
~ rare and curious, at auction Wednesday afternoon.
tSoeI9ck and evening ats 81 Broadway (st Nicho,
las builolng. dohN r. LEvIsoN, Auctioneer
/ PAwSBRoKER's sALE-MEN's CLOTHING.
THOMAS J. McGRATH, Auctonecr.
i ly Chatham street.
will SELL this day at II O'clock
500 lots as above, consisting OF beaver pilot and cloth
0vercoats cloth and cashmere frok sack and business
Goats docskln cloth aud cashmere Pants, velvet cloth
'p By ' order sf Iews No. Albany street
L X. FIELD, sherins and General Auctioneer
win seu r ,,aassT bay II ~ II B av,ey
gold and silver Watches
- Damond and Gold Jewclry
Fob and Vest Chains &C. &C;
also Guns, Pistols,
Musical and Mathematical Instruments &C.
obetsky, late Of ~ East Broadway
/ DAwSBRoKERs sALE-MESs CLOTHING. THIS
Bowery 500 lots ovcrcoats Business sack aud Frock
Cost ran,aoons end Vests ny order Of John J. Levy
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-10-09

DY v. COLON, ACCOMMODATIONS SALE OF
ID Household Furniture Carpets Mirrors, Piano Tbeat-
ycal Wardrobe, &C. &c-On Thursday, Oct 10 the auc.
lion rooms, No IS East Thirteenth street Broadway
very large assortment OF really good Furniture for
Tor, Dining Room and Ba semen Also at the time
eyariey OF Furniture and Mirrors, by order OF Lewis
Mcdonald City Marshal Also at the time, a very
rich and elegant Theatrical Wardrobe for account
whom " may concern Also at the time ten baskets
ahampagne lot OF Furniture and Horse and Carriage
close advances 80 =
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-10-09
A RICH. JOHNSTON, AUCTIONEER.
"A Office and salesrOom, 81 Nassau street,
opposite the Post office.
Superb Paris and city made
Household Furniture,

A UCTION sALE-ELEGANT FURNlTURE.-Two
a magnificent rosewood Pianofortes Velvet Carpets,
Mirrors. &C A, 0ALDWELLs Auctioneer,. this day
"wednesday at II O'clock at 70 Nassau street. Full
elegant rarol Suits in rSsewSod and walnut covered IN
chamber Suits, in every variety; Extension Tables,
Lounges, Bookcase Wardrobes elegant Cottage Suits
k0mpete Beds and Bedding French Plate Mirrors Turk
ssn Easy Shars Paintings Desks Once Furnitprs China
precisely two superb rosewood Panoforte Sale positive
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-10-09

TNHEO THOMAS SYMPHONY CONCERTS.
i AT STEINWAY HALL
The public Is respectfully informed that Mr. The0
Thomas, In compliance with numerous requests. WIN
s''~ SERIES OF SIX SYMPHONY CONCERTS
during the Fall and Winter the following dates
SATURDAY EVENING, NOVEMBER g. .r = ,
SATURDAY EVENING, DECEMBER %. IA Fill
SATURDAY EVENING, JANUARY II. IA g8D4t
SATURDAY EVENING, FEBRUARY
SATURDAY EVENING, MARCH g. -A.fhl
SATURDAY EVENING APRIL Is
In resumlng these concerts the character OF which
too we'll known need comment Mr. Thomas wishes I'd
state that while the general tendency Of the programme
will be the same in former his special aim VIII
be to restrict them to works OF the highest eminence,
both Of the old masters and those Of the present Day
Owing to the efficient of the orchestra he Will be
able than before illustrate the progress Of
musical art Important novelties will be given during
tho season, which will be announced later.
Some OF the prominent artists In the country
will appear. - -. ....xaax~,
Subscription tickets, including reserved scat g.
Admission ticket, 81 80.
Reserved seats, Soc. extra. . !. .
Subscriptions received at all the principal
music stores, and Mt the warerooms of Stenway Soma
where also circulars be obtained. Nf.&
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-10-09

BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.
A -42bO00-WANTED, A PARTNER IN AN ESTAB-
a. lished ladies' shoe business Address JEFFERs.
,l79 Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-10-09

AMUsBMENTse
BowwEEaEs y yhEHTnf .x.....,
rhs sssis Sss 4 I;ii; i;tS.;is
= an: snd D &. h REiRi vi ysS SsSsKEsd'
. n%ssica Se %e
thusasm This great Drama with its magnifce nj eiecs
= sss s Petite &c
g HARRY PRANK,
MISS KATE FIsHER vii SHORTLY a s
THEATRE coAIS ~ BROADWAY.
Mr. JOSH GRAND HxT rfsiss and Manager
,u4 ETH SSSs ssH.
HATiNEEs WEDNESDAY AND SATURDAY
MoTIoE.3n MONDAY NEXT the beautiful Burissaus
''''''' ~"1 '' Mss MARION TAYLOR.
WATSON sassaSsrHERs; IA
also the wonderful p T5!fl an. mSlf ssA,RsnY
Professor rhorns rsG sd Pm ne w Sqm &
for the mule . PETE and BARNE9
MALLACK's
Ess en- Msns E # RITTER
Nj Y Sasss. KS si'sssI SSffgG;s,
!, 3T SfG$S 81
ssSw # :, Mig 4; I R1tdSMSs HSSEhs
6ue NOTICE win Be of the nrst Of
Mr.. JOHN MR G Gi1P6ssI'
Mr. HR TX. LEONARD, .x
n .aa a aass io oGsH sEETos
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-10-09

A UG. HYNARD, AUCTIONEER SELLS THIS DAY
IA at o'clock, at salcsroom II Eighth avenue, large lot
r. Furniture CARPETS. Sc consisting of SUITS reps ana
hair, Cottage Furniture: Bureaus Sofas Lounges Mir
Eors, Mattresses. Pillows, Tables, Chairs Extension
Tables, Springs, &c. also large lot oil Crockery and
glassware. sale peremptory
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-10-09
UCTI0N SALE OF
IA Parlor, Chamber and Dining Room Furniture
On this day, WEDNESDAY, at IL o'clock,
at ne residence q solomon Nigel, Esq,

~ i.r,u.h'c ", s'oioihoh NIGEL Esq,
No. 45g West Thirty fourth street
PaIlors-Nclyet Carpet, Mirrors Curtains Shades
wood Panoorte, Stool carved Etageres, elegant suits
covered brocatel and reps Marble Top fables Ladies'
Commode, Lounges, Rockers Chairs covered crimson
pet enamced Bedroom Suits Mattresses Feather Beds
Bedding Also large assortment Kitchen Furnitnr.
Extension Tables China Glass Tnware Copper Utensils
Stair Carpet oicloth iatstand, &c. Sale peremptory
Rare chance FOR dealers and others desiring bargains
FREDERICK A. BURNHAM Auctioneer
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-10-09

WILLIAM KENNEDY, AUCTIONEEk, WILL SELL
W at auction, Thursday, October TO- 1872, at II
Sciock at the Exchange salesroom Ill Broadway ths
Third street, Hunters Point between West and Central
avenues house 9x3o, lot 25xlO0 Maps at auctoneers
oolce.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-10-09

TOHN d. HAMLIN AUCTIONEER, WILL SELL, ON
d Thursday October TO- at 10 o'clock a. prompt, by
public auction close the estate Of Cole de-
lshed Drug Store. at l4 Ninth avenue. consisting q
Ac also entire Of store consisting of Conn-
ters Prescription Show and Side Cases Drawers, &c,
&c. TRUAX DORCHER,
Attorneys for ADMINISTRATORS,
MURRAY street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-10-09

A YOUNG MAN OF 20, FAIR EDUCATION AND WILL
a ing 70 work wants e learn some good business
obtain the of few thousand dollars Address NJ. T.,
box "a Post office, Tarrytown, N. Y.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-10-09

DAWNBROKERs SAJE-MEN'S CLOTHING THIS
! day JAMES AGAR, Auetionsar will sell at 30 New
Bowery, 500 lots 0vcrcoats business, sack aud Frock
Dosts ran,aloons and Vests by order Of John j. Levy
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-10-09

| A UCTION SALE AT PRIVATE RESIDENCE l24
n West 26th St. bet 9th and 7th avs.-This day,
nencing at l04 O'Clock, HENRY ZINN Auctioneer, sells
M the elegant and costly Furniture contained in above
enoioe cost $685. rich Parlor Suits Mirrors Brussels
parpets OIL Paintings ChromOs Lace Curtains, marble
top and GIN Tables, Ornaments, &c.
= Bedroom Suits in rosewood and walnut
Bedsteads, Bureaus, Wardrobes, 20 Curled Hair and
eprng Beds, Bedding, &c; Lounges Clocks. Also Din.
ng Room Basement and Kitchen Furniture Buffet Elk.
kenson Table, Chairs Plate, Cutlery, China, DC, &c.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-10-09
SEVENTH GRAND MATINEE OF
ROI CAROTTE
SATURDAY, AT ONE O'CLOCK.

Curtain rises at quarter to precisely; doors open
N; carriages may be ordered for II O'clock
- Seats may be secured for week in advance either
the Office Of the Grand Opera House the Fifth
Avenue Theatre from A. NJ. till 5P. M.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-10-09

WIfLIAM ABBOTT, AUCTIONEER
w BY virtue of chattel mortgage will sell this
day October 1877 at l0E O'Clock the Fixtures and Fur
niturc OF the store No. Greene street. consisting OF
Counters also Bedsteads and Bedding, Carpets Mirrors
Gas Fixtures, &C.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-10-09


Ru6NsTEIN MATINEE-THfe AFTERNOON
ooeock. The imiaense success attending the
RUBINSTEIN MATfNEEH
has induced Mr.. Grau to Give
On this WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON Oct o. att O'Clock.
Hall, schirmers 7Ol and ia Broadway.
DUBINsTEIN IN NEWARK
III Newark Opera House, Thursday evening, Oct. 10.
RuBINsrEIs EN- IEBSar oRMENY
ID UBINsTEIN LAST CONCERTS, sTEINwAY HALL.
III RuhiNSTEIN AND WIENIAWsKI TO-DAY.
LAST RUBINsTEIN MATINEE
FRIDAY EVENING October ll-Iast concert and
BENEFIT OF ANTON RUBINSTEIN.
LAST Ru ISPs H SoScE r. sp0Ve 'ns
$780, <preyi0us 70 their departure for Boston, of
ANTON RUBINSTEIN, the greatest living Pianist
HEMkl " lENlAWSkI, the world renowned violinlst,
VIZ erIisN ne celebrated Soprano
seats 3 s. location
Admission u " and 81, at box Office and 70l and ia
HxTINRR SEATS q. ADMISSION q.
DUBINsTElN.-ExTRAM MATINEE TO-DAY.
lC At tho RUBINSTEIN MATINEE to-day RUBIN6TEIN
will play Sonata eehoven), Nocturne, Mazurka, Baade
ales valse, Soirees de vienne (schuberD, Liszt.
DUBINsTEIN.-MATINEET TO-DAY. wENIAwsKI AT
N the RUBINSTEIN MATINEE to day WIENIAWSKI
win play Fantasia "Faust WieniawskD and "Carnaval
dc venise" Paganni).
GRAND OPERA HOUSE,
NJ Twenty third street. corner Eighth avenue.
In.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-10-09
ROI CAROTTE,
THE GRAND PARTISAN SPECTACLE.
SEVENTH WEEK.

The Home Journal says:-"The
strongest troupe of theatrical stars
ever congregated at q place OF
amusement in New York is now gath
Il cred at the Grand Opera House, and
oil appear every night in the regular
stock company, Mrs JOHN WOOD,
JOHN BROUGhAM, EMMA HOW
SON, ROSE HERSEE, STUART ROB-
SON, the MAJILTONS and the LAUR RI
ROI CAROTTE. FAMILY, have each and separately
formed the chief and almost only at.
traction at many places of amusement
I'm New York and elsewhere These,
with the other actors and singers the
grand scenery gorgeous dresses q
chorus OF forty, and countless super
numerarics, form probably the most
Expensive dramatic entertainment
ever offered In this country"
Juniata sentinel. [volume] (Mifflintown, Pa.) 1846-1873, 1872-02-28

ADJOURNED INsTITUTE.-A Teachers
Adjourned Institute was held at Johns
town Oh tie 23id and oath inst. Supt
Lloyd, after calling the house to order, stat
ed that the object of the meeting was to i'm
prove the teachers in their profession and
create a greater interest in tue cause OF
education In the community-he hoped
the teachers and friends of education
would all labor for this end and happily
were bis hopes realized
The attendance Of teachers and spc ccta
tors was very large, especially of ihelatter
On Friday evening the house was crowd
ed to a degree which rendered it greatly
uncomfortable The discussions and
numerous black board illustrations were
of the most instructive and practical
character. The work was all done by
the teachers and county Superintendent
and Prof. Stone, cf Academia, who evinc-
ed great interest in the cause.
During the session it was agreed to
form Teachers Library, to be located
at Mifflintown. An additional sum of
twenty-five dollars was donated by the
Institute, and j NJ Garman was elected
Librarian and Wellington Smith and j.
NJ Garman were appointed committee
to draw up a constitution for the Library
Association. Upon motion the Institute
adjourned to meet at Thompsontown
March goth.
w. SMITH, ,Sec'Y.