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Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1872-07-10
DIR. LIVINGSTONE.

NEW YORK, July 2. A Herald dis
patch from London, says letters have
been received there from Stanley, the
Livingstone explorer, of which the fol
lowing rs summary: From Unyan
yembe, where Stanley arrived in Sep
TENDER last, he intended advancing on
Ujiji, but Mirimbo, King of Ujowa,
declared that no caravan should pass
UjJi, except over his body. Tie Arabs
declared war and anticipated victory
| gave assistance, and the first day, in
concert with the Arabs, attacked two
villages, and captured, killed, or drove
away the inhabitants. On the third
day the Arabs we're ambushed and
routed with terrific slaughter, On the
fourth day there was general desertion
Of Arabs and my own men.
After considerable difficulty, we
reached the suburbs of Ujiji, and l
entered the place firing guns and carry
ing the American flag. The astonished
natives focked out in crowds with
deafening shouts.
[ noticed in the center of group Of
Arabs, strongly contrasting with then
sunburnt faces, a hale looking grey
bearded white man, wearing naval
cap with faded gold band, and a red
WOODEN shirt, presenting a demeanor OF
calmnesS before the Arabs. Inquired:
"Dr. Livingstone. persume ?"
He smilingly answered Yes"
He informed me that he started in
March 1866, with Il 6epoys, 8 Johan-
ma men, and 7 liberated slaves He
travelled up the banks Of the Koruna
his men got frightened and deserted,
and reported Livingstone dead as an
excuse for Their desertion. He crossed
the Chambezi and found it not the
Portuguese Zambezi, but a wholly sep
arate river. He found what was called
further on LuaIaba He explored it 100
miles. and found that the Chambezi is
doubtless the source Of the Nile and
that the length Of the Nile is 2.6OC
miles. 1t is not supplied by Lake
Tanganyika. He reached within 49,
miles vi explored ground, when he was
obi sed to return TO Ujji destitute,
and here met me.
We botE left on the 10th of October
.lJ arrived al Unysnyembe at the enc
5t Noyem5er. We spent 20 days ex
piorln3 the district together. Living
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We have been curious to know all
along how, in the present condition Of
the political situation between the Lib
erals and the Democrats, matters would
be arranged among them when it came
to nominating members of Congress,
county tickets &c.
We understand that in this state, the
Democrats demand of the Liberals an
unconditional surrender of all The off
ces from T. s. Senator down, in con-
sideration of supporting Greeley and
Brown. Hence we have it that the
Hon. George B. Smith, of Madison, is
the coming man to be placed in nomi-
nation for member Of Congress, in this
district, against the regular Republican
emetic for our Liberal friends to swal-
low, on their new start in political life,
and if they do not hesitate about taking
such bitter dose, we mistake the kind
of stuff the Liberal Republicans Of
this Congressional district are composed
of. We think we see breakers ahead
in the nominating conventions to be
held in the interest of this "unholy ALI
ance," and the country will view with
much intrest how the division of the
honors will be arranged between these
happy brethren.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1872-07-10

EATING DIRT. = The history Of
American politics has never presented
a sadder or more humiliating picture
than that presented by the Democratic
party in endorsing the nomination of
Greeley, their bitterest opponent and
most determined enemy for thirty
years. Is it among the possibilities
that the rank and file of the democracy
are prepared to be forced into the sup
port Of one who has followed them and
the principles they considered so sacred,
with such intense malignity? Already
it is evident the whipping-in policy will
not nave the effect so ardently desired
by the false lead ers of the party. The
better and more independent portion Of
the democracy prefer an open enemy,
bold and defiant like Grant, to Greeley
whose friendship they well know is
merely governed by the support he ez
poets to get from them in return.
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Horace Greeley.

EVERETT CHA NBERLIN
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Illustrated. The illustrations are drawn by
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this work, and are entirely original, and
pronounced the finest drawings, both hu-
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Campaign we are just entering, T he au-
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A CORRUPT JUDGE GONE TO HIS
LAST ACooUNT.-Judge Nc Gum, one
of the corrupt New York City Judges
was last week condemned by the unan
imous vote of the New York State Sen
ate, sitting as court of impeachment.
His death on Saturday last is one of
those dispensations Of providence which
profoundly impress mankind. After his
condemnation he is said to have been
greatly depressed, and there is little
doubt that his death was the result of
grief brought on by his conviction.
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A Few Plain words

dealings have wysen nd of
dandd ehonoeda honet people
sbrmh t eruhn this tin h
Gtyofa howmad ypromem made by
Aarrinc h
un1uhiny boast OF H al o h St.
rgrasvea when tepnnin steam
ofhh III or q O
benbe eHe Amenan ubHcn onn, ca y in M eve
imer ened te ean dd Mniv
enunhr al m
sever, fyf
sfn They cns o a Caravan aur Cr i ggehe rand
dmdrf th o
or comI n j
when eeopebe
Il 1.-The arphe liza dh th will tnounp "
muemten errse the wrl as W witness o ap sup
Obi Servant
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TIE State of W5scOnsin-Jeffie,'so7s
COu7ty-Ci2'catit Court.


Henry Mulberger, Plaintiff,
against
Sophia E. Squire Homer H. Squire, L. P.
Jerdee and NJ. P. Jerdee, Defendants.
NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN. that in
~ pursuance of a Judgment of foreclosure
and sale made in the above action on the
18th day of June, A. D 1872, shall, on
Thursday, the 9Th day of August, A. D.
1872, at l o'clock A. NJ. at the City Clerk s
Office, IN Dennis Block, in the City OF Wat
ertown, in said county, offer for sale and
sell at public auction to the highest bidder
the following described mortgaged premi-
SEES, to wit: The northwest quarter of the
southwest quarter and the southwest quart
er of the northwest quarter Of section num-
fer twenty two (22) in township number
eight (8), north of range thirteen (l3) east
and situate in thes County of Jefferson in
the State of Wisconsin,
Dated June 25th, 1872
ANTON FRANCL, Referee.
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+. KOENIGSTElN

TT AS just received a full assortment Of
L l. Homeopathic Medicines and Family
Medicine Chesls. All persons using Hon.
oeopathic medicines will find it to their
interest to give him call. Main street,
one door west of T. Prentiss' office. between
Sd and 4th streets 35m6
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wv God = ard

THE Subscriber is now prepared 10 furn .
i ish on short notice all kinds of seas on
ed fire wood on reasonable terms, delivered
in small or large quantities to any part of
the city free of charge. Leave orders al the
office OF 35m2
J. Il A. G. STREETER 4 co.
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stone is left at Unyanyembe to explore
the north of Tangnyika Lake, and the
remaining $50 miles of the Lulaba riV-
er. This will occupy the next two
years.
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sCRIBNER'S FOR JULY


VIII Attract Deserved Attention.
From Losing delightful Article on
West Point (profusely IlIustrated) the
brilliant Conclusion Of W llkinson's
Critique on Lowell's Prose; War
ner's Charming Paper, a Summer
Back Log Study, the best of the series
yet published DR.. Hollands Edito
riaIs; 'sThe Christian Sabbath in Great
Cities = "The Literary Bureau Again y
"Our President = Indirect Damages =
two Curious Articles on Popular
Science. illustrated ; A Startling Elk
posture of Smuggling by Women.
and the Means employed for its Detection;
Sparkling Papers IN the Old Cabi-
net ; Growing Excellence in Home
and Society, and the New Depart
ment ofNATURE and SCIENCE by
Prof Draper, besides the usual variety
of Stories, Poems Essays and Reviews, sc
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Price, $500 per year, or 35 cts. No.
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THE FoURTHIN SWITzERLAND.-A
special dispatch to New York paper
says there was a brilliant celebration in
Geneva, Switzerland, of our national
anniversary. In the morning The Unit
ed States flag was honored by a salute
of one hundred and one guns, fred in
front Of the Beau Rivage. A grand
American banquet was given in the
evening, at which Minister Rublee
presided, supported by Hon. Caleb
Cushing and Hon. Charles Francis
Adams Mr.. Adams responded to the
toast Of "The Day We Celebrate"
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1872-07-10
DIR. L. S. HARRISON

VETERINARY SURGEON. office over
' Post Office takes this opportunity of
announcing to the public and all horsemen
that he is prepared at all times to preform
any surgical operation, or treat any diseases
that horse is subject, to. Having had twenty
Eve years experience in his profession, he
i, confident of effecting a cure whenever
possible. Ring Bones and Bone Spavins
on young horses, of not more than one
years standing, removed in "a hours-war-
ranteed.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1872-07-10

The friends of Ex-Governor Ran
dali, formerly Of this state, will regret
to hear that he Is seriously i'll at his
residence in Elmira n Y. with paraly-
sis Of the vocal organs. His physical S
have forbidden him to make any at
tempt to talk.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1872-07-10

J. II. Green, who used to publish
the Prairie du Chen Leader, but now
is publishing the Medina, (Ohio) Ga
zette, published the following advertise
ment:
Q. S. GRANT HENRY WILSON
GRANT AND WILSON.
TANNERS AND sHoEMAKERS,
WASHINGTON CITY D. C.
New Firm-Enlarged Business-Tts
elements Of Success are Honesty, En-
ergy Experience and Popularity.
References--The People of the United
States.
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The Greatest /!


The Greatest! The Grandes The Best Show
anwhoa e3lwysp pleased to mpat o vii desired information NJ n hg
yspr n each
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-01-26

was garrOted on Myrtle avenue and picked
up by citizen and got into car to 90
home. The same garrOters about the same
time assaulted another citizen, but the re-
vOlver drove them Off There is no clue vet
to the murderers.
The military ceremonies rendered by
General Mcdowell were declined by the
relatives of General Halleck and the last
rites were Derfor,ned this afternoon at
Greenwood Cemetery.
Samuel A. Guriey, a brooklyn letter-car-
rier, has been arrested for rObbing letters
Horace Grae1ev's Sixtv-tirst birthday will
be celebrated February 3.
Evening.-MOney very easy at sac on
call loans. Sterling exchange 100 lO9is.
Gold 1923 q lO9A. Governments steady.
State bonds steady. except new South Car
Olinas, which declined Is a IS. Tennes-
sees old 65, new &c: Virginias old so,
new 81: Louisianas old 50, new 50; levee skies
GO, eights 70; Alabama eights 81, tives TO;
Georgia skies 20, sevens IS; North Car
olinas old 80. new l5la; South Carolinas
old so, new 2Sls.
Skies of 1881 ll55s; 5.20s of 1862 HOS;
1864 HOS; 1865 lllA; new ll0aa; 1867 ll2A;
1868 ll24; ten-fOrties llOas.
The police are guarding the controllers
Office against a threatened descent by the
unpaid pipemen.
General Halleck's family decline mill
tary funeral.
The controllers Office was besieged to-
day by large number of iremen, who
were-atter their wages. The police were
calle Upon to guard the office. but no dis
turbance occurred. The fremen numbered
about one thousand
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-01-26

Storm and Flood in England-Reward Of.
fered bv Lady Franklin-Bullion in
the Bank of England-Deaih sentence
Respiied-Terrible Railroad Accident
Train Crushes Through q Bridge
Spanish Senate and Congress Dis.
solvcd-Russian Language Compulsory
in POlnnd-The Pope A0vis ed to Leave
Rome.
LONDON, January 25.-In the storm of
yesterday aud the night preceding the rain
fall was extraordinary. The streams in
the south of England Overfowed their
banks, and whole villages are deluged.
Great damage has been done to property,
especially in the valley of the Severne,
where the food was widespread and de-
vastation intense. The Thames also rose
above its banks, and the town of Windsor
has suffered severely. The effects of the
freshet were felt even in London. The up
per portion of the city on the river was
flooded. The loss of property and inter
ruptiOn to business are quite serious.
Lady Franklin has offered reward of
$4,000 for the recovery of the records of
the Erebus and Terror, supposed to have
been deposited in King Williams Land.
The bullion in the Bank of England has
decreased fJ57 900 since last report.
Christiana Edmunds. who is under SEN
tence Of death, has received a respite.
PARIS, January "a dispatch from
Nice reports a terrible accident at that city
to-day. While train from Cannes was
crossing bridge over the Patone river, the
structure gave way, and the cars were pre-
cipitated into the water. When the cOnfu-
sion attendant upon the accident had sub
sided, it was ascertained that fourteen per-
sons had been killed and wounded.
MADRID, January IA royal decreee
was read in the Cortes yesterday dissolving
the Senate and Congress.
An election for members of the Cortes is
ordered for April .. and the new body is
convOked for April I.
ST. PETERsBURG, January 25.-By direc-
ton of the Czar, a decree has been issued
making compulsory the use of the Russian
language in the primary schools of Poland.
ROME, January Notwithstanding the
disincl;nation OF the Pope to leave Rome,
his advisers are urging him to quit the city
and establish the Holy See in some other
locality.
HAVANA, January 25.-Captain General
Nalmaseda has arrived at Santiago de
Cuha
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-01-26
NARDT GKAS CARNIVAL
FOR SALE,


yNOR SALE.-ON ACCOUNT OF DEPARTURE
Il of the owner for Europe; "Sea Glen Planta-
ton" located near the sea shore, thirty five miles
from New Orleans, and about three and a half
miles from Lookout, on the New Orleans and Mo-
bile railroad The place fronts upon water navl'
gable for steamboats, and sailing vessels has ABOUT
5000 acres of excellent hammock land; about 200
open for culture; and will produce one bale to the
acre of either Sea Island or Upland cotton large
gin house and machinery for BOTH is finely adapt
ed for tobacco rice, and especially to frut
and stock growing is above all overflow guaran-
teed perfectly healthful and free from eplde !cs;
excellent fishing hunting, boating and bathing
facilities. There are about 1000 acres OF valuable
timbercd land navigable water, and almost IN
exhaustible banks of lake bank shells 1he resi-
dence is large well built and commands avery exten,
s;ve view the grounds tastily laid out IN lawn and
parterre with abundance of bearing orange pecan
and other fiut trees. There are gin house. barn,
stable blacksmith shop, poultry house quarters
boat hOue, wharf and bath house. The supply OF
water for drinking and for stock is excellent ana
neverfailing. | will sell the place as 1t STANDS
stocked and furnished, mules, horses cattle poui
try, implements, Eachinery, tools seine, OOats'
house and kitchen furniture etc. Terms OF pay, pay
ment easy. | refer, by permission, to GEOhT GnI, =
SMITH, Esq, Commercial Cotton Press, and Cor fEo
& OGDEN, No. A CarOndelet street. Parties VINO
desire to the place can leave New Orleans by
IL A. NJ. or 7. n. trains Sundays A. Nj and
will always find a boat at Lookout to convey them
to my wharf. Postotice address, tox i29 New
Orleans S. TYLER READ.
ia6 ImO
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NEW YORK.

Reward for n Murderer-Arrest for Rob
bing Letters Horace Greeley's Birth
day-(:eneraI Haileck-Last Rites mt
Greenwood.
New YORK, January 25.-The Mayor of
Brooklyn has offered $500 reward tor the
murderer of Professor Panonno.
It appears now that Mr.. Panonno, who
was murdered in Brooklyn ON Tuesday
night, was not assaulted in horse car, but
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W WASHINGTON.
New Orleans. Shreveport and Vicksburg
Mails-COntract Awarded to q. l..
Aouns-Patent Office Self.Supporfing-
Mobile CustOmhOuse.

ter General has awarded to CAPTAIN G.. l..
kOuns and associates, of New Orleans, con
tracts for the unexpired mail term upon
route 8Ol3, New Orleans and Shreveport.
and route S006, New Orleans and Vicks-
burg.
1t is understood that Mr. Hulburd will be
appointed comptroller of currency.
The Patent Office Reports for last year
show that the Office is selt-supperting.
Senators Rice and Clayton are hshllns
over the Little Rock, Arkansas, post"iflre;;
Colonel McKibbin has been summoned
before the postoffice committee TO TESTIFY
regarding mail routes.
Major Timothy Pearson. OF Alabama, Is
here, urging his claims to the Mop!ie Gus
tomhOuse
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FOR RENT.

TNOR RENT-A NEW COTTAGE HOUSE IN
Il the Fourth District; contains seven seven rooms rooms
hI psKnhsnge for F good house in the First Dis
trict. 49,. . n NJ .,
P. Nj. ueoo IN
CLEGANT ROONIS-FURNlSHED- Ok
EI without board, in that pleasant residence, No
2I2 Carondeet street Suites 1T rOoHs tor 1ainl'
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VNANTkD-UNB HUNDRED ThOUsAND men MEN
w women and children afflicted with the ioilo~
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ntRer fevers, general debility, nervousness low
spirits etc; to be cured by the celeoraiso Fey
Ghauds Bitters. Price, 81 bottle
.p20 Su We FIR ly
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Mrs. Mary A. Froest, of Kansas City, re-
Gently deceased, provided for the erection
of an orphan asylum and an opera house,
the latter to cost not less than $4,000
and left building lots to two former slaves.
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4 MEXICAN UNION CLUB BALL.
Odd Fellows Hall. February L, 1917.

FFTTUWs'
Tickets and ladies' invitations can be ootalneo
william Wright, Appraisers office Customhouse
George p Fernald Clerk Fourth District Court
G. P. Houghton, Recorder First District or any
member of the Club.
Military are requested to appear in uniform.
dell 81 ia1 Ia q I'd
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-01-26
WHOLE NUMBER 1863.
BY TELEG RAP H.

BY TELE 6 r A P H.
LATEST NEWS FROM ALL POINTS
AMNESTY DISCUSSION RESUMED
SPEECH OF MIR. MORRILL,
REPORT AGAINST WOMEN SUFFRAGE
HEARING TO RICE PRODUCERS
SHREVEPORT AND vICKSBURG MAILS
THE CONTRACT AWARDED TO KOUNs
HORACE GREELEY'S BIRTHDAY
THE FLOOD IN ENGLAND
TERRIBLE RAILROAD ACCIDENT
TRAIN SIZING A BRIDGE
Disaster to Steamer Alaska
THE ALABAMA AND CHATTANOOGA
NO RECEIVER ORDERED
=
AN EMINENT LADY DEAD
Sad Railroad Accident
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ADJUSTMENTS.

ADJUSTMENTS.
o~~I>o~~o~>>c~~~>~~~~~~>~|~
CT. CHARLES THEATRE.
SPECIAL NOTICE..
On Monday Evening, January %,
After weeks of preparation, Lottas new play OF
RAINBOW,
Introducing the Sparkling LOtta
IN THREE ORIGINAL CHARACTERS.
as kaln1oM 1;m
Tntta ta....................a .as Perspo Beotsey Bun
New scen.ry by Angelo Wiser; and wonder
fj effects; new ballad of Under the Daisies; new
German love song; new banjo solo and dance.
ja26 It
CT. CHARLES THEATRE.
Sen DrBAR. ............................P Proprietor
Benefit of the Fairy Comedienre
LOTTA,
WHO will appear tonight in the thrilling play OF
HEARTS EASE,
n which she will intr oduce new songs duets and
banjo solos.
s,t,rdav-GRANp LOTTA MATINEE AT NOON
In Dreparation-Lotta's new play of the RAlNBoW>
with new scene ry, and new and wonderful enecte'
The annual Mardi Gras ball Will take pace al
this theatre on February l3. lazo II
VARIETIES THEATRE.
LAWRENGE SE,WHN EARRhrr. STAGE SLas MaNAdEs
Thursday. January 25, 1872,
5zST1RE CHANGE OF PROGRAMME-COMEDi
AND BURLE>QUE
Nj George Clarke, Mr.. Dominick Murray, ,r,na 1,r
and fhQS tart
for the first tima this season IN hoDerleoh
celebrated comedy OF
DAVID GARRICK.
Followed by the burlesque OF
MAZZEPPA,
OR THE FIERY, UNTAMED ROCkiNG-HORSE,
Natinees every wednesday and Saturday. Adj
-niSs'or Tn oreparatRion.EILEEN pai oGE.
Business Manager, Mr.. Lorraine Rogers
Doors ope n at seven o'clock. PEI eIformanct com
a,ences at halfpast seven O'Clock la-1
PAKIs PAVILION CIRCUS.
CONGO soUARE-THREE NIGHTS ONLY.
Commencing
sunday Night. Janunry -, 1S7I'
At eight o'clock.
NAr1NEEs TUESDAY AND WEDNESDAY
At twelve o'clock
DAN RICE'S
Entirely new company OF the
SIost Brilliant Star Performers
That Europe or America have known
F.rst appearance in the South Of the great french
GRIMALDI Lorenzo MAYA,
KING Clown of Paris who has living equal
IN. Psncrotic Marves. ARTHUR and ROBERT,
only sx and seven years old, in Their extraor-
PERISTREPHIC FLIGHTS,
the most astounding and thrilling exhibition
of human daring and physical culture ever VIII
messed. -,
PROFESSOR DAVIS and his remarkable family,
the GREAT NELSON'S, i'll their beautiful saloon
entertainment
" H. MORGAN, the great sensation bare back
and hurdle rider. - ,
GRAND UNIFICATION OF ATTRACTlONS-ALL
THE BEST FEATURES OF THE GYM
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
OF UNTOLD MERIT.
rliversi6ed performances in the arena by the
lost brilliant stars in the equestrian frmament
Admsson-Adnlts, seventy five cents Chdreh
-.-,der ten ears twenty five cents )alo
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WANTED.

~~~NOo1>OOOl>~-rI>~N>N|0>> ornn
VNANTED-A WOMAN, WHITE OR COLChhD'
w 10 cook wash and iron for a family OF wv
TO one having good references liberal wages Paiu
tween Roman and Prieur. ja26
A GENTS WANTED-FOR THE UNIVERSAL
IA TW1NE AND THREAD CUTTER Saves tiL1e'
twine, thread, fingers and teeth. Something every
body wants. Samples mailed on receipt of twe enty
five cents. Address GEORGE DAVIS,
oc3 3m No. 599 Broadway. New York.
$l, l,OOO,OOO
Can be made in short time by few shrewd men
who will not reveal the secret Of the business un
der any circumstances.
For full particulars, address
JAMES CLARK,
n0S 3m DIV los Bleecker street. New York.
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A CADEMY OF MUSIC.

Proprietor and Manager ..DANiD bip"E ELL
lNDISPUTABLE SUCCESS.
gou.es Crowded from ParGuette to Gal.
leries.
SOTICE-To avoid the rush at the Box once IN
s.r+ evening seats should be secured IN ayance
First week of the engagement extraordinary
r3roperly so termed, combining pecnnarE outlay
and genuine attractiyen unedualed BY any Or
ranizatiou of the kind i'll the world,
MISS LYDIA THOMPSON
And her NEW COMPANY, THIS EVENING and
SATURDAY MATINEE,
- tI,. celebrated domestic tale in two acts Of
ELUE BEARD, BLUE BEARD.
With all its brilliant music, gorgeous costumes
sppointments new scenery, and Introducing the
celebrated Heather Chinee, His Heart was True TO
Poll and If Ever Cease to Love. - -
In active preparation-The NlMPH OF LIE LIE
LrRLEBERG, and latest edition OF kENlL"oRlH H.
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CONGRESS.

District Judge C0nfrnlcd-Amnesty Re.
sumed-Long Speech by MIR. Morrill,
Report Against Woman Suffrage
Hearing to Rice Producers-Ku.Klux
Proceedings in South CarOlina-Call