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The daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1873-1877, 1873-12-20

Democrat from Sedalia saws information
was received there to-day that farmer
living near Cambridge Saline county. sold
a lot of hogs at that town Yesterday, re-
ceiving about one thousand dollars, and
that while returning home, he was over
taken on the road by FIVE men. headed bv
a desperate named Tom Stanton, who shot
and killed him, and then robbed the BODY
of the money. Shortly after the tragedy.
a gentleman residing near by discovered
the body in the road, and hearing an angry
alteration in an adjacent thicket, comprc-
hended tie situation at once. He quietly
raised number of neighbors, captured
three of the murderers, hung them to
tree and then started in pursuit of the 9th
er two, but, at last accounts, it was not
known whether they had been captured
DUBUQUE, Iowa, Dec l9;.-John d. Sui
livan, the murderer of Robert Phillips had
a preliminary examination to-day. and was
bound over in the sum of $4,000 for his
appearance at the next term of the Dis
trict Court. He gave the bonds, and was
released.
New York, Dec. l9.-Marshal Fisk
was ordered yesterday to restore TO MIN
rod Lancaster the gold and diamond mi
ner, of Chicago, 2S5 uncut diamonds taken
from the latter by the Custom House off
GERS on the charge of attempted smuggling
BLOOMINGTON, ILL.,, Dee. ia sad
case of suicide occurred here last night
An engineer of the Chicago and Alton
Railroad thrown out of employment by the
recent reduction of the force, and with
wife and family dependent upon him.
took poison and died His wife is about to
become mother, and is almost penniless
A man named Ollie who committed an
assault on young lady of this city two
yeas since, was arrested last evening at
the Union depot as he stepped from train
The daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1873-1877, 1873-12-20
LOCAL NOTICES,
Piles Itching Piles

1Aos-A Alcn1nS FlieS
Positicely cured-also Blind and Bleeding
Piles, Fistula, Salt Rheum, and all dis
eases of the Skin, by the use of
ROSSMAN'S CURE.
ITCHING PILES is generally preceded by
a moisture like perspiration producing a
very disagreeable and distressing itching,
particularly at night, after getting warm
in bed. No humbug trial will prove.
For sale by all respectable druggists.
RossMAN & MCKINsTRY, Hudson, NY,
Proprietors.
Sent by mail for GO cents.
IF YOU HAVE A COUGH,
Cold, Asthma raising of Blood or any af
fections of the Breast or Lungs, leading to
Consumption, use
DR., HOUSEMAN'S GERMAN COUGH
DROPS,
as prepared for over thirty years by J. j.
Davis tnow deceased) and you will be sure
to find relief. Address ROSSMAN &
McKINSTRY, who have succeeded to the
Proprietorship, and sold by all druggists
and dealers in Medicines. For sale by all
Druggists in Rock Island.
Sold by Avery 4 Tyler, Lafayette, In
diana Fuller & Fuller, Chicago, wholesale
agents. octl Sdsat&w6m
The daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1873-1877, 1873-12-20

CUTTERS POCKET INHALER AND CAR
BoLATE OF IODINE INHALENT- In anoth-
er column will be found an advertisement
of this novel Instrument and remedy for
the treatment of Catarrh and throat and
lung diseases. 1t seems to be in great ia
vor with medical men. Coughs, colds, sore
throats, asthma, are frequently relieved in
a few minutes by its use, while for Catarrh
it is claimed as the only specific The cir
cular and testimonials are very interesting
2Sdeod6m.
The daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1873-1877, 1873-12-20
CO. Judges Of Election.
= IN n Clerks of Election.
Attest:

s 90 Such certificate, together with one of the
lists of voters and one of the tally papers having
been carefully enveoped and seated up, shall be
put into the hands of OF the judges board of
election who shall within three days thereafter de-
liver the to the city clerk, at the Once of said
clerk. The judges and clerks OF election shall be
allowed the sum of two dollars each per day for
their services in attending each eleeti n.
30. After the expiration OF three days from and
after the election Or sooner II all the retnrns shall
be filed with the city clerk he shall notify the may
or or any two aldermen, who shall forthwith call a
meeting Of the city council. The city clerk under
the inspection of the council shall open the several
poll lists and returns AID canvass the same and
when through the couJcil shall declare the result,
and direct the clerk to enter the same of record
among the proceedings of the CO nciL and notify
the found TO be elected OF their election and
request them to qualify within ten days after the
service of notice If there should not be quorum
of city council elected and acting At the time Of the
fling Of the returns of any elections aforesaid,
the clerk shall associate with him any justices of
the peace police magistrates, or one of each and
under their inspection shall open and canvass the
poll lists and returns in like manner Aforesaid
and the said justices strates and clerk shall
declare the result and shall make and sign eertif
icate thereof. which shall be flied by the city clerk
The clerk shall then give the notices to the persons
elected in the manner q oresaid. and aso not fy
them of the time and pace, within ten days, a,
which meeting Of the city council SHAH be held
The council at Its first meeting shall direct the
aforesaid certificate of the justices magistrate,
| ceedings Of the council All notices required bJ
this section shall be served by the marshal
/ 8 81 Tae Judges ami clerks OF election sha b.
all we'd the ruIn OF two doiiars each Per cay fSl
| their services in at. ending each elect ON.
| So. TIE judges eectI. u shall al ow at leas
ne and not more than Two tegal err OF eaci
iar.y to the ltest, he BY the par les re
spec y. in the room where he election lie held
to act as ch ,penerr oi at such election aut
such eliza lengers may remain with a boar o
election until the votes are all canyassed and the
resu Le la ed.
/ 80 EysIy person hav ng resi- ted in thi. stat
e yea IN tue county Il ty lays and n !. elec
to1 distr CT thirty Gays mex pree din any lectio
therein. VINO was au elector In this etate on { 4
The daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1873-1877, 1873-12-20
352 WABASH AVE-.
#0SxX.Ne6el4HEH Opposite the Pos. otiee.
EHTCAGO.

The most Renowned Specialist Of the Age, Il" me
treatment Of PRIVATE, CHRONIC and URI-
NARY DISEASES, SEMINAL WEARNE6S
result early indisreons other causes producing
NERVOUSNESS, PIMPLEs ON THE FACE. AVERSION TO
SOCIETY, IMPAIRED SIGHT. LOSS OF MEMORY ANT
MANHOOD PERMANENTLY CURED. THE CREAM of
MEDICAL LITERATURE Illustrated with chaste engravings
explaining may marry why not, why The impedmenh
marriage Their and cure Price 80 cents
plain sealed envelope Ladies requiring surgical aid
medical attendance advice may call or address the doctor
Invalids provided private apartments board, attend
ance &c. Cures Guaranteed. Rubber goods on hand
DR. OLIN has removed his Office to Is Randolph
Street, corner State.
II 15dS,w1v
The daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1873-1877, 1873-12-20

"A friend in need is a friend indeed :"
and such friend is HELMBoLD's BUcHU
to the unfortunate sufferer, who has been
sowing his wild oats. Warranted to cure
all diseases of the kidneys and urinary or
gans. Look out for couuter6ets. Genuine
has private proprietary stamp of Fl. T.
Hembold on each bottle Directions ac
company. Sold by all druggists. John F
Henry, New York, Sole Agent.
The daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1873-1877, 1873-12-20
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
Iowa Farming Lands.

over i,50o,OO0 acres Railroad Lands on the C. & n
W. and III. Cent RAILWAYS in Iowa for sale by the
Iowa Railroad Land Co.-the best, cheapest, and
neares' good lands now in markeI-price- and
terms the M st favorable. Maps and pamphlets
sent free. For Laud Exploring Tickets. or any de-
sired information, call on or address JOHN b.
CALHOUN, Land Commissioner, 90 Randolph ST.
Chicago, or Cedar Rapids, Iowa
The daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1873-1877, 1873-12-20

The American boneless sardines received
the grand diploma of merit over all COM
petitors at the World Exposition, Vienna,
1873. Better and less than half the price
of imported sardines. Sold by all first
class groeers. Packed only by the Ameri-
can Sardine Co, New York. 10 30d&wly
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NETADA STAGE ROBBERY.
Four Brisauds Make Pouyteen PASSENGERS
Sit on q Redwood Log while they BLOW
Opru tho safs-Bngaipa S12,OOO.

FfUrn hs Dutcpp0rt (fotfrD 6hseHe'
Our readers will remember the tele,
erauhic accounts, three or four weeks ago, OF
the haitlng Of n .staae In Nevada py ,riRanas, Rn
who robbed wells, Fargo Co. 8 safe OF large
BALDWIN, Chief Bapineer OF the Davenport and
~. Paul Railroad, was pessenger on the s,Ne'
lie writes an account OF the ansr 70 l,a ir,enu.
lie says he len Coifa1 ut 7 M, with thittesn @
OF her passengers, de-tination Downieyiue, sierra
county. At the star, they saoended l,US ,ee., ~.
then descended l,OO feet, and then repeste1 .he
aaeenaion. and just ~ the coach reacheu the
last summit four men sprang from be hind rocks,
SriSer 'I yet down from there" 1t was some
time, Mr. baldwin says, before the passengers
could understand tho lntefrupt,oni pu. & a, ,th ,ae
they were made to comprehend II without nuSn
ceremony. The uriysr was ordered TO take the
horses from the coach and lead them TO one
told to dismOunt and seat themselves on q
redwood leg. As each OF the robbIs helu
SodV brains would be spilled unless you step
right lively, now the order was obeyod with
ahcrity. III tell you, my friend" writes Mr.. D..
The passengers sat stln as mice under cover OF
the shotguns, and silently watched the opera.
tions Of the robbers In getting a. the contents OF
the lock and elsewhere In the door. poured pow
der into tho openings .amped then and thet,
lighted the fuse In n half minute there was
thick pur Of snoke,a duh, heavy sound, and
there lay the safe open IL vas but tho WON OF
| Of nreenbacks, and then tbe robbers ordered the
passengers to mount Tho travellers obeyed
/ and took tneu sehts tnen Ine uflNcf
dered to hitch up, and he did as he was told
| and was requested to drive ON quick anu no'
! iaa once for a mile And the way the four.
| horse team few away from the locality would
sst0nish u locomotive. Tho robbers goooled
| between $500 and $1,000.
| After making the Aforesaid mile In uncom
| monty quick time tho rassenRe got To com
| pairing notes concernlns the "lato Interruption,
| and 1t was ascertsined that every man OF the
! fourteen had a revolver safely slowed away IL
! his trunk or yalise. Not man among them nae
| a weapon about his clothes when the robben
! were at hand.
| when the stage reached Graes Valley the pas
| sengers told the people the STORY OF their sui
| ferings" And they were laughed at. ~ -Four
| teen passengers of you ordered to sit on red
! wood log by four robbers armed with nothin.
| but d--d old shot guns and you did it-yol
squatted. did you. while they robbed the safe
itas delivered with looks and accents Of acorn
Mr.. Bald win says one experience OF the Kind !
! enough for hin-he wouldn't 70 across tn
street to meet another.
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A wonderful snake story.

Ff0fA itt fOlUnl5Ns ITu1 SfNH1tT .
The housckeeper Of Col. X. ;. Mott OF
tbis city has a moe king bird In her room, which
is in the third story Of the handsome mansion.
on going 10 her room Tuesday nigh, the lady
threw All apron oyet the cage that the light
might not disturb the songstcr. The Gage Is
hung low near window. The lady suddenly
heard a fluttering noise In the direction Of the
cage Throwing on the covering placed there q
little while before, she found that a black
looking snake, three feet long, had partly swal-
lowed the bird. The reptile could not get any
further between the bars. Taking the situation
in at a glance, the lady made for tho snake with
a hroomstick The result OF the nght was tho
bird ierked loose unharmed and the snake
escaped 10y the window. The lady WAS badly
frightened There were two birds ia age, so
IL Was a case Of two 10 one all around. How the
"yArmint" got To- the third story Is a mystery.
There are no trees high enough ON that side.
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1iuniuL

lHHIula. ----
TEXAS AND PACIFIC
RAILWAY COMPANY.
Chartered by the United states Governmonf'
rtRsr MORTGAGE SIX PER CENT GOLD coUPoS
CONSTRUCTION BONDS,
Authorized by Acts Of Congress,
with Sinking Pund.
AND rRBB PROM GOVERNMENT, sfArk' AhD
OTHER TAxBs,
Issued o.ly on Completed Road,
AT " PER CENT.
And interest In Currency.
Thee Bonds are secured by SINKING FUND ana
BY FIRST MORTGAGE. covering tho Companys Line
through 70 the Pscnc Ocean, With its equipment ra
ehi.es &C including up sard of n.oD,Oo ACRES OF
LAND, donated by the Government q the Chiso
States, TO aid In the construction OF the road
s,aTk kPq4fM h rPs2fhf2SS PPsffoS and i'Sisss %STsaso q ~
THOMAS A. SCOTT, President Of Company.
FIRST SERIES issued only az road Is sonstructed on
the Eastern Texas Divsion-Soi miles Of road
D9 MILES or ROAD IN OPERATION.
'rOm ohf'h' hInt an htf TO JHFFRRsoS.
Grs;ine and bridging complstsd sna e @ SeInv Isd az
~ ra'a o; s,pe Wie Per- pay Work commenced
California Division. First section, from san picso Sas
TSe.e Bonds arc en,it.d 10 the benent q sinking
Fund addition TO the fund 70 De derived from ON 81 az an, ~
sssdHa bonds to be deposited with the Trustees snnu
sy and by them applied 70 The nn by ot
OS M tSS sf opos SSnSs hSdS c Se ad
hey are ,c A. gtr ., 1ns s ntes sste
tnent bonds and al othsr nafkstaoe esouf,t@
BON Sond. ss ,sss,ysa TsSu, .spen.s sar.s
n'A'd on II g. esfgH srgsslss Is IS fSfE
EDMp p, HASDoLIPh M 4 S,;i g. aaaSeS,. Sew iork'
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o,bsr kinds Of work, and srs sold to the country

other kinds Of work, and are sold to the country
for farm purposes, , m.
Tho trade In New Yort 10 increasing. The
mufti pIIcatIon OF machinery increases rather
than dimlnshes the demand for the nobiest OF
mans servants- within a radius OF one nun
dred miles every man who discovers toe neou ,
VI horse, and who does not see one IN " su,,s
him for sale among his neishbors, na,urISS MAJ ny
comes 10 New York II IL the same way WIZ
the IN an who wants TO sell. Falling In the re-
ceipt Of an offer which meots bis views ne senos
the beast TO New York and trusts TO luck ior
he
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DgNNsYLvANIA RAILROAD.

DENNsYLvANIA RAILROAD. ,
Trans leave New York from foot Of Desbrossee and
'Ftprcss Tor nsrrsourg, Pittsburgh the West and
South, with Pullman Palace Cars attached $50 A. NJ D.
I, and $50 2. NJ Sunday, s. !, $50 j. NJ. ... -,
For Baltimore, WashinRton, anu the sou.h' anh
" Pennsylvania Air Line Ats A NJ anu ~ M sun
Express for philadelphia g. .. eDA. ", iaN,s57
s;S p. ", and u night sunday, 7. sS anu ~
For Philadcphis. vie kensnston' At A. NJ anu ''iV
rmlsrant and second eass 7O5 r. NJ.
For Newark, 6, 6Sl, !, ~, $40 ~ A. NJ: u W: Il
T. 2,sD $40 D Asl $50, 5.SO. 40 g. $40 go, q ly,
siO So 3 TO- is r. ST.. and u night sunday. sso Slo'
For Eh1aSe,6 g. $50 T. rto $40, MsIaMY
sD o. TO- l96 r. ", and u night sunday, 5.h, o:fo T.
ass sS' SO, ( i!s9s S!9, $50 s siS s9 5s aiO'iOP'
Fof Se% brunswick, I and $40 \. NJ IL N, $40,
5so, 80 $50, =. NJ, and IL night sunday eiO' a"'
For East Milistone. $40 A. NJ. II noon, and $40 p.
Por Iambertvilie and Pennington, A. VI and +. N.
for Phipsbure and Belvitere, and r NJ.
Accommodation for Bordedtown Burllnston. anu
Camden, and $50 A, NJ, 1880 D., aud =. ~
For Freehold, 4. NJ, and Y. VI. .
| boat from pier So. /, So T.. ". - ..
Trains arrive a fo ows; From Pittsburgh 65l le2o
H. @ r. & r. Pom S M s4d .aS sS b.
more, via "Pcnnsylyini, Air L,ne," 60 W. rs and
| lOloP N: sunday, s:mA ", From philadephis ss' Z,
su 1910 P Y sunday. s:l!, go ESQ 1923. ll:4e NJ.
Ticket ofice- 80, .ss III, and su broadway No
Astot House snd foot of bethrosses and CortlAnd'
sta, EpiST q 4cSe' 0ffee' B"unnry 'RaeSyp Jn.
| General Manager. Gen. Passenger Agent.
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tuY SaI anO TO sri.
klrOpOsnIs.
rtcIrIcR,IlRo.p,...

y S"aisl nrnn1sais wn hs rcrrIvei Al me office d
the chef Engineer. y on ay., m thr ci, o' ',Ns a1
until noon OF wednesday, sent. ", iH sf"'r -
bridging all that portion OF tbs c1MrA. "A
tween the Missouri and IclDN-ton' ff'Is - ~ 20. n
Prypusa will he received fpr the Whu,r ai't'''.'E
for sections Of about % miles each an. a., m.
FOR further ufurnatiuu apply ~ the U'i a. ,.,,f,
Chitf Engineer IN New iorA, or t1 htu' L. " '''-'
DIVISION Engineer, MuGeapuAs, Mnn, ,p,.,t.er
NH NOk ROBBERS, tultI 10 'rN'
NEW YoRK, Aug 49, 1873
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9gusical snsirumtms.

9usital snstrumtms
A BEAUTIFUL piano ouly 800. A stenway plano
N forte 7octaye carved legs, overstrung. every I'm.
pTOyement, sacrificed for cash,
J, BIDDLk, lS WAverley place. near Broadway.
-0l21-Beauuful iron frame piano, STOOL &C.
~ GoLDShiTH's, 70 Bleecker ST., near Bowery.
RARGAIN- Less than Si0o plan noforte stool. and
EIHST-CLA - ~ octave pianos retaed At whole
sale prices Direct from factory. send for circular.
Pianos sold op monthly pAyments.
CHRISTIE, 70 Barrow. near Hudson st.
KIM PIANOS AND ORGA NS, new aud seoond.
OOV hand, OF hrstoass makers. Will DO sold Al lower
prices for cash or nstallmen, or for rent city
country, BY HORACE WATERS 4 SON, 4Sl BrOadw Al,
9AR sTW oRsTAa hASaSs LRk. 7. AxsaH VAStAa.
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tg&bssY AssEPp 55R42 JfbsARb N s.es1SabA sSS &
Ss terry I9Gsss Ts
a$Sss IA HHd.os ss,S;, cSnasfses q %s.
Point, Cornwall, and Newbursh, returning came GAY
ii Tickets bY special cars and baggage checked 70
long ISLAND RAILROAD COMPANY
and after Saturday july as trains will leave James
clip as follows Leave sith st., East river' 10 minutes
later; ..
7o A. NJ, New London express train, connecting
with the.steamer sunshine, arriving at New London at
tSA. NJ ereenport and sag Harbor, Mail and Rock
sS <. NJ, Port Jeaerson, Locust valley and Rock
away excursion trains.
i5% H., special train fOr Nesport, r. L. with draw
css ssessd .iSRns sps 9
@B M Rosssway and HsmgsseS snS S'RESa Rosa,, Valley
'I5Sfs as H. Port Jefferson Locus, Valley. and ROcks
So y n Nortnpor,. Locust Valley, and Eockawy
accommodation trains.
Train. connect at Jamsica with East New York, and
at MirGola with Hampstead.
SUNDAY TRAINS leave Hunters Point as foilewsi
soqA. NJ, Pot JeGsrso9: Norhport' Locust valley
i661 K. ~, Rockawly excursion trains.
iaVP ~, RocKaway excursion train, ,,-....
SGP. N, Rockawsy accommodation trains.
MqSgsNH, hSE ro4 ...5.i 5.sn fnh6aSs S ca
YER will leave from Harrison ST., Pier 81 every morn
ing CFrdays exccpedJ at O'Clock Sid st., sl5 ahdng
az Yonkefs, Hasings. D2o9s Ferry lruingtyn. sihs
turning leaves Iona Island at o'cock Sing sing gm
arriving In New York At 5:0 n. B.-hhpress HeHh'
taken al half the usual rates.
NEW DAY LINE TO ONEwPOHT VIA LONG
~ ISLAND RAtLRO AD-The nov route TO NewpOrt'
Il L. will be opened Monday, June 30 leaving Hunt.
rr's Point at 1870 M. and arriving az Newport AZ
r. VI. Returning, ioays Newport N 10 A.. NJ, arriving
in New York at5P NJ, thus avoiding all night travel
and fOgr. .. IL, =. 90 o,o,ocI
noon foo, OF Fast Sith ST. at l2l5 r. and resch
the Long Island Railroad depot In Nne for the lSO
train Tickets eold and baggage checked through a.
james sup anu '''" & OLIVER CHARLICK. President.
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Auaro ano hooms.

Soaro Hno aooms.
~ cOmmodated with good board and pleasant rooms
al o2 Houston st" near Hudson
FEW young men TO board terms tI.5O to IS
N week few young ladies', VI gentleman aud Nlte, al
No. ~ East BroauSay.
A 30 CATHARISE Sr, new housc-Fine
n. rooms single beds, With excellent taDle; home
comforts very moderate.
A LADY will take two young ladies to board at 233
N West 10Th st, CAL for two wteAs
A FEW gentlemen ana ladies, also man and wife,
N eau have board at q spring st,
4 FEW young men can he accommodated with
N good board and airy rooms at lSi Madison st.
(uEBRFuI. furnished rooms TO esp,cta9ls par
y ties. az Ith av, over drug store, made bell.
FURNISHED room TO let for Housekeeping. or
Il to single gentlemeh. Garden row, West nth st,
near 9th av.
I,URNI-HED rooms, suitable for or gentlemen,
i In private family Sli Grand ST., neaf Allen
GENTLEMEN can be accommodated with boaro ;
NJ English family gas, parlor and piano. $3.50 hall
room vacancy tor two ladies table bosrdcrs $50 i
Henry st.
4 OW-PRICED rooms furnished for housek eeplng.
u i5l FRANKLIN st., near West broadway,
| 1.-TWO young mon can have good board and single
water at.
~ - 8TH Av.-Furnishsd rooms with or without
Il II board for or ladies VI suuts, and for
| housekeeping,
1SO WEST 33D STA few respectable men,
Il % = or msn and wife. can aCcomino lated with
board terms moderate gas aud bath In the house.
O1e EAST Broadway.-A, few gentlemen can be
EtO accommodated With plessAnI rooms gss and
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,kINDI-IA-t- 4 -Pt,lALrN'

WANTED to buy a large .ccond'hsnl 100 I'd Or
w n inches or more IN ulaMrtrrt mus, ', - q u
der. Address giVlnE price. T. W. boz 70 d
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DAM brushes, kalsOmiuf aud Ntrhl'H .t 40
i also brushes Of every DESCRIPTION A. Ih' '."'''
tory puCos At is Pearl st., h,rp"r w ~ tlrpEL
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MIsttGantous.

IL RAUCH'S OIL for rhrumsusn. lhr . "5Usg5, Vi
IL. the ugc. 2tllt East JuStuu 81 H'"'''
Pearl ST.. New York. -
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Autilou Aotuts.

AUCTION sAI.E q Household Furniture. BEN
n JAMfN 7. FAIkt MID, Auctioneer, viii sell at
public auction on Friday, Aug ~ lsi3 at 10 A. Me- at
- Greenwich ay,, household furniture, consisting a.
paror sutcs In figured reps black walnut aud enamel
led bedroom suites marhetop centre tables sbunctseN'
tension dining tables har and straw mattresses, Az
Minister velvet, and Brussels carpets oilclOhs, glass
ware, crockery, kitchen utensils, sc,
Auction notice -Good secondhand and msnt
n carpets from auction daily rich patterns, al sizes,
very cheap, at ne Fulton St. bet william and Nassau,
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ONLY DIRECT LIMB To FRANCE.

The General Transatlantic Companys steamers for
Brcst and HaYre sail every alternate SATURDAY Excur
s0u tiCKets at reduced rates Apply a the once Of
GEORGE MACKENZIE, Agent,
81 Broadway.
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9ors,s ano daIrmgts.
SADDLES,
Horse Clothing, Carriage Robes Lap Busters FLY Nets
and large variety Of Saddlcty Goods always on hand
Z, d. SMITH CO., 10 Warren st.. New York.
INOR sALE-rwo horses, choice OF nves 81 10, ts6,
II s7O So, go A good coach cheap 2& + asst $50 st.
IyOR SALE-FOur horses, cheap SQUAD and kind |;
IL tT5, syO, tllO, anu $50 ~ Division 81.
HORSES, 8 TO years sound and kind NJ for
- cart, truck or express cheap Sl Av A
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4mustmtnta

3musmtnts -
B9MHlHBed EHashbasEEss55i EHashbasEs Dram. Of
BUFFALO BILL. ., n MI,
wM. II. COPY; .n......'''''bofrAh NJ" "i'-
Preceded ''os Z flsNs fflsaNss6Skrrr coxKDY.
Dh. AUaH HsFYlse sFYs bAIY. sol, Iessee and Manager
EYBHY FI0Hf AND sArURDAY MATINEE
MONDAY, AUG, Is, 1873,
N1LE. A1arH snd great organization in the charming
LA FILE DR. MADAME ANGor."
This new Parisian success will be given With AZ The
Advantages Of PREMIERE ARTISTS NBW HChNEhi'
NEW DRBssBs, AN AUGMENTED ohCHksIhA'
AND FULL CH0BUS
FIRST MATINEE SATURDAY, AUG.S.
Admission si. Secured seats si extrs daring the
Aimes season. Matinee prioee-AdiLseion VI. Sesh
50 cents extra. Family Circle 20 cents
u Mr. Augustn DAILY ...,... Sole Lessee and Manager
Overwhelming succese %
MIDSUMMER NIGHTS DRBAM,
with its NOS, exquisite scenery brilliant Panorarra o.
Tsry Land gorgeous Tranforpauons, Tableaux superb
Quartettes and Choruses, and
GREAT STAR CAST. -.
THE GOLDEN CALIFORNIA QUAkTEIIb
Madame LAnner's Ballet Of Fifty Little children.
the fsrea Of MIILISE ER's HOLIDAY, and on sataI
DAY evening Tho great drama, AURORA fIOnD D VIII
be gwen Matinee priees, oNR DOLLAR which secures
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