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Mr.. John Troutman has gone into the Under.
taking business in connection with his Furniture
business. Imported Walnut Caskcts and Colins
always on hand and furnished promptly. Faner-
ais attended
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n
Letters to any part of tho United
statos .........................,
Drop letters--that Is, lettorj mailed
in a city, to bo delivered elsewhere
In the same city....................
Postal cards to any part OF the U. s.
Registered letters are charged s
cents in addition to the proper post
age.
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Mr.. Thomas Reilley desires us to announce
that he has just received another large lot of
Mitchell Wagons" which are among the very
best manufactured and which he will sell at the
most reasonable rates. His stock includes almos,
al descriptions Of wagons-large and small, wide
ana narrow track. aprs
I. A. Fleek Co. have Notions, Millinery and
Fancy Goods. Adding weekly the latest styles.
Insure your life In the Co-oporaiiyo Mutual
Life Insurance Company of Lancaster County, Pa.
aprl-St X. NJ. MoENALLY, Agent.
Millinery Work neatly and promptly done at
I. A. Fleck Co.'s, Market street. Iaprs
WAsTEp-Every body to read the new plan of
Life Insurance advertised by
nprl.St r. M McENALLY.
For nice Corset, go to 7. A. PlccE Co.'S
store, on Market street.
1t will pay well for all to call at the Keystone
before buying. 1928 VIZ. REED.
Ifyoa want good pair of Kid Gloves, go to
I. A. fleck Co.'S.
Call on R. NJ. McEnaly and get your life in
sured.
T. A. FiEcN An. HILLS.
Our buyer, T. A. Fleck, is now In Philadelphia
and about the 10th of April we will open our new
Spring aud Summer stock. Our patrons will
please make a note Of this. Al Wm. Reeds old
stand. (aprl-4D I. A. FLICK a co.
The finest line Of Carpets ever brought to the
county, at the Keystone.
s5,0OO.-fou can have on insurance Of s. 900
on your life for about $50 per year. See Il. NJ.
MeEnally's advertisement.
New styles Of White Goods at the Keystone.
----e-
New Dress Goods and shawls at the Keystone. |
LASD PLAsrER.-A car load just received from |
Huntingdon, by
marlS-Gt KRATZER a LYTLE.
Call and see the new goods at the Keystone.
--e--
Wood and Willow Ware Of all descriptions for
sale by II. Il. Biglcr 4 Co.
AxEs.-Seventy-fve dozen Cleardeld Wood
choppers Axes at
925:72. IF. BfGLER 4 Co.'S
Ladies, Misses and Children's Shoes In great
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died.

On Monday, March 23d, 1874 Of Group, WILL
LIAM WALTON, son of Gsonos and MARGARET
OWENS. uH
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An exchange says that &, o. d. is
now interpreted to mean "crusades On Dram
chops"
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Montour Slate Paints, for painting houscs--in-
side and outside-Cottages, Farm buildings, &c.
Beautiful, durable and economical. Ground in
pure Linseed Oil.
my2s'73 II. +. BrGLrR 4 Co,
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1874-04-08

Mr., John Guelich offers for rent a
house, located on Market street.
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sAws.-Dis,an's Cross-cut Saw, Great American
Saw, Boynton's Lightning Saw, at
9-25-72 II. II. BiGLER 4 Co.'S.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1874-04-08

II. y. Biglcr a Co. have been making extensive
additions to their stock Of Hardware the last few
days. Everything new in Shelf Hardware, Sad
dlers Hardware, Farmers Hardware, Builders
Hardware, and Hardware Of all kinds, can be soen
at their store. Nav 22
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THE COOPERATIVE MUTUAL
LIFE INSURANCE co.
OF LANCASTER COUNTY, PA.
The Best and Cheapest Life Insurance
In the WorIdl T

The object Of the company is to secure the
CASH PAYMENT to the widow, husband, or.
phan, heir or legal representative Of a deceased
member, at the end OF sixty day. after proof, Of
n many dollar' as there are members belonging
to the Division in which the deceased was in-
surcd.
II Is proposed to mako the number Of members
IN each Division FIVE THOUSAND. 90 that
whom completed each members life will be In.
sured for the sum of
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Buy from the men who advertise.
Money can be saved by SO doing.
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New Goods New Goods at T. A. Fleck 4
Co.'S store, Market street, ClearfeId. Pa.
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Bird cages-a large assortment-at II. r. Big
ler a Co.'S
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SEATFD LANDS.

Also, the following lots and parcels Of lands re.
turned by the collectors Of taxes Of tho so,..s,
townships and boroushs hcreina er mep,ioned 10 ~
the Commissioners Of clcarfcld county, for tbs
non-payment Of taxes, according 10 the proyIs.
ions Of tho ilst seoton Of an aot Of Assembly Of
April 20, lsii, y, L. page SOL, -
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All matter not prepaid at letter rates must be
50 wrapped that it can be examined without de-
stroying the wrapper, and must not contain anv
writing whatever, inside or outside except the
address but samples may be numbered to cores
pond with the numbers in descriptive letter.
Liquids, poisons, explosives and other danger
GUS matters are excluded
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RATES OE PosIAaE

The following will show the rates of postage on
letters also the postage on newspapers, books,
pamphlets, and all mailabe matter, to and from ali
parts Of the United States;
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1874-04-08

READ TINS l-Porsons who oconicmphic building
viii do well 10 call and examine our stock Of
BUILDING MATERIALS. We have in stock a
full line Of Builders Hardware, Nails, Paints,
Oils, Glass, Putty, Calcncd Plaster, ac.
my2s'73 II. #. BreLra A Co.
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List Of letters remaining unclaimed

Gas works are TO be erected in Ty.
rome in a short time-providcd sufneient smoani
Of "Tsltsr" can be borrowed to foot the bill.
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Ladies, Misses and children's Shoes in great
variety, at the Keystone.
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Save Timcl Save Laborl Save Money! Save
Clothes The Novelty wringer" is the best in
the market. buy II; try Il.
For sale by II. Il. BiotrR A. On.
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Pillow Casing, sheetings and Tickings In grea
variety at the Keystone.
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II. r. wheelbarrows, Baby Carriages, Toy Ex-
press Wagons and Wbcelbarrows, at
my25'73 II. y. BIoLER A Goa.
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MONEY ORDERS.

Rates on money orders in United States Not
exceeding $50, ten cents; over 500 to $50, fifteen
cents over $50 to $40, twenty cents over $40 TO
500. twenty fvo cents. No fractions Of cents to
be introduced.
Money orders to Great Britain and switzer-
land; Not exceeding $l0 twenty-five cents
over $40 to $50, fifty cents over $50 to $780, seven
ty-hve centsi over $50 TO SlO one dollar; over
$40 to $50, one dollar and twenty-five cents.
Money orders to Germany: Not exceeding IS.
hiteen cents; over s. to $40, twenty five cents
over Slo to S2O, fifty cents; over $50 to $780, sew
enty five cents over $50 to $40, one dollar over
$40 to 800, one dollar and twenty-five cents.
Ihe postage charges must also be paid on the
letters IN which the orders are transmitted.
POSTAGE TO FOREIGN COUNTRIES.
The following table shows the rates Of postage
ehargeabe ON letters and newspapers to tho for
order.
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FIVE THOUSAND DoLLARs,

Any person In good health, male or female,
between the ages Of fifteen and sixty.fvc, shall
be eligible to membership, aud upon the nav
mcnt Of nm entrance fee Of from slO to $50, 40
cording to age, shall receive q lifelong policy,
subject to the rules Of the association. Upon the
death OF member, m assessment Of one dollar
and ten cents Is levied upon the survivors, 10 bc
paid at tho Office of the company within forty
days. Ono dollar from each member goes to the
family Of the deceased, and ten cents for tho
working expenses Of tho company. For full par.
ticulars address or call on
II. NJ McENALLY, Agent
omec in room formerly occupied by j. II.
Fulford, Esq.
Cloardeli, Pa, March rs, 1874.
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Wood and Willow Ware of all descriptions for
sale by II. +. Bigler a Co.
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AxEs.-seventy-fv dozen Clearheld Wood.
choppers Axes at
9!25.72. UF DTGLER A Cos
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have this day leased the above room. will
represent the DRY GOODS BUSINESS to better
advantage than formerly, in having sufficient
room to display my goods. The room is commo.
dious and we'll located for the particular line Of
goods | represent, and my expenses for doing
business being very light, will make the Key
stone one of the best places in Central Pennsyl-
vavla to buy goods An entire new line Of
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1874-04-08

CAuTtON.-Al persons are hereby warned
~ against purchasing, or In any way mcddline
with the following property now in the possession
OF John Ross, of Waaceton, viz F: One hay mare
enc bay horse, one wagon, one sled and two sets
Of harness, as the said property belongs TO mo
ana nleit with him on loan only, subject to my
order, JAMES II. TURNER.
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NO EXCUSE FoR pEINo srcr

Biplor A ca
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Just received, n large lot Of on-explosiye
Lamps and Lanterns at
g-25-72 UF ptatrnI co,s
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Each ! OF.
3 cents.

2 cents.
| ct. each.
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Call and sec the new goods at the Keystone.
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7. A. Fleek Co. have Notions, Millinery and
Fancy Goods. Adding weekly the latest styles.
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Pennsylvania Railroad

ON and after Monday, NOV Sd, 1878, the
OPassenger Trains will run daily (except sun
days. between Tyrone and Cearhcld, as follows
CLEARFIELD MAIL.
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Insure your life In the Co-oporaiyo Mutual
Life Insurance Company Of Lancaster County. Pa
aprl-St X. NJ. MoENALLY, Agent.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1874-04-08

LASD PLAsrER.-A car load just received from
Huntingdon, by
marlS-Gt KRATZER A LYTLR
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Millinery Work neatly and promptly done at
I. A. Fleck & Co.'s, Market street. Taprs
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2 cents.
cents.
l ct. each.
, 1874-10-27

Tho City Treaauror yesterday received $2,A90
from tho City Collector, and $1,000 from thu
Water Department.
Lieut. Commander Woodward OF tho United
statoa Navy, IL tl1o guoatu City~Attosnoy Jan,io-
Hol.
The M1nligan Zo,aayes yostor:lay obtained per-
mihsion to uao tho ca'snon belonging to the city
for two dAya during the present wook.
Tho Boura OF Public Works yesterday signed
tho contract with tho QMintard Iron Works for
tho construction Of tho now Wator-WorkH at tho
weHtcrn end OF tho now land tunnel. The worku
arc to DO completed in ono year. Tloy will to-
day boglu advertising tor tho construction Of
0~foot tuanel unior tho river ut Eighteenth
stroet. Tho tunnel Is designed to project q 2A-
inch water-'nain aow 1aying on that street.
Tho Hoarl of Public Works hAvo awarded tho
contracts for constructing tho apwor III l;rlo anil
Eccoutl Btruotn 10 Roloy atrcot, and tho work
will ho pushed forward without dolby.
Tho Donrd o{ rolieo ant. Fro Commissioners,
acaiu nude MI effort to claar tlclr docket OF all
ttinis, Oi!.corh John II. Van phessaon Nssd j. +.
15nrbuo, cIlurget with CONDUCT uuboeoMtne police
olliours, wrro causl found guilty. anl roprInanud-
| cd. Tic case OF Charles H. Tato,, arra'Enea on
similar charges, was poatpoiled unlll noxS saturA
! day. Gun, Hermann Ltets hAn tuthoa police
prosecutor, aul haB nor cass awaiting tAs No.
, 1874-10-27

WOMAN STEAKS.
To the Editor of Tic Chicago 1fiounc:
SIR: Rcnling in the columns Of your paper. n
morning or two ago, tho allo editorial oil q
recent failure to iudict the gambler known as
Mcdonald Tor assault with intent to kill or do
bodily injury, and noticing since that how
many earnest, thoughtful men are burdencd
by tho painful lack OF Justice and
moral purpose, apparent in the course
pursued by our state's Attorney and tho
Grand Jury. being business woman, with q
hoart in my work, and !ntonso desire TO 500 tho
poiit cal aroma OF citv cleansed Of aonle part
Of IT'S ina9A.rity, would say u word III behalf of
tho mornlty Of the case.
WHY is this 1uiiiun, who l,esltatca not at deeds
as dark as are known to society. allowed to run
riot with impunity j.? Why arc ho md h.B foul
nasociates Turned loose on our faar city for tho
coming wjnter,-a winter to which SO many look
forward with dread because Of tho crirpled con-
ditiou OF our bl1sineEs world + Aud is thle
Mcdonald to have tho money Of our business
men? Is l,o tu be loft to en,ice them within his
doors in moments Of rccklessness and despair
which 80 many arc Likely to have bcforo this lung
winter il past? Is he to bo left to prey at will
on tho partially 1lail-ldotio natures Of tue lower
c1uEsos OF otir city,
A!asl If our Government Offers us no better
protection than this, no purer mnn or QUO OF
higher moral purpose to stana on q 1althlul
watch-dog at his pon., vol might tho churches
ecnn uP unt oho Faa5ost i"sAoA' Ss1A'eA @'
from temptation"
Not louE ago, heard the remark, ~ have got
tho Grand Jury at laBt and shall get u dozen
or thirteen Of those fellows seuteucod this
morning If can."
Why il 1t that with so little conpunction the
Lesser criminals are hurried into prison, while
notorioua blaeAlegs aso loft loose! Hstasds to
reason there ia u powerful motive hchlnd tho
scenes. Why III 1t, as stated in your columns
recently, that bnt little more tl,nn minute IL
given apicco to witnesncB in that Criminal
Coutta 1t all savoTa OF most inporioMB con-
tempt, OF hardness, of entire ahsonco Of Justice.
The matter calls for earnest attention. Our
city nuEt not stand Us symbol for alI corrup-
tion in politics, Financially, We nrn 1eaIiulfy
burdened; NC nocd not also walk land-in.hand
witt. Vice. Thora ore pure 1uan ho.e.-meu
above briboa.-1nou who would DO sufficiently
honored by the confidence OF tho people Without
seeking tfnancial ACKNOWLEDGMENT. You who
l,ayo tic voto, you who hayo tho power, 1t il for
YOU to nhow lliB gang OF outlaws that they do
not hold tho power; 1t is for you to mako a
grund effort to place the politics of our city high
aloya fllcl roprOacll,aa III now being hoapol Of,
tlc,n. Success nny not bo possible, but la.lrna a
itsotr would bo honor untold III comparison with
thu npatily hitherto proyalent.
Even as Christ drove tie money-ohaneors
FROM the temple, should those e.seryins poll
ilclpnu ho ncourgod from our midst for tho houos
oI our citizens. uoAolnEA.
CHICAGO, Ort. 20, 1871.
, 1874-10-27
oiaton OF the Board. 11e chargoa Officer Ilcnt!ee-
non wi voting t,soo ut tho last Opposition pri-
rnn+v nlooffao -

null WIN P1tauB *"loo W tuo 4ast OPpusttlo PEi-
mnry election.
polco-Buporintcndont Hohm ycsterdnY sub
mEttod his quarterly report to tho Board of po-
llco,. by whom 1t waa. placed on lilo:
During TINT ttn,o tho forco haH boon incroasod
BY tho addition Of two Bergoants and forty
patrolmon, until 1t now cons.sta Of t'Sonty sor-
goauss aud Gus ratrolmon., To auoto tho lAl1-
RuaEo or tho report. Notwithstanding reporta
to tito contrary Lilo city il reasonably qniot mud
orderly ut present; the police foice T. worlting
ottclontly, and has succoodod III keeping orino
mud lnwloBsncBs much bolow tho avorage. And
tho best ovidcnco Ut thiH fact s that, during tho
1nontlEh OF July, August, and September, *93. 70
WSrt on q property las boon stolo aga'st Sio
Inst year. Tho police lavo recovered during tho
quarter s25,:71 worth Of property, Tle total
amount or fines imposed on criminals y S27. .H7i.
Total humber Of arrest made, 8.10s; nalca,
0,l90; fonialcs, 1873; married.. 2,aGl; single,
57oi UnGor ton yeara Of ago, 20; from ten to
twontY, 7o3; from twenty to thirty, 3:233i md
rapidly dourcaslng Ia ratio, at last winding up
with one old roprobato Of 90 yoarB of ngo
, 1874-10-27
CHICAGO TR1BUNE TUESDAY OCTOBER e.

Wolfe md Donnohy at No. 22t Fourth atroot, at
1920 oo'oo laat night, OH tho ohnrgo Of adultery
preferred by John Anderson, husband Of tl'e
intter. who 1uformod tho patrolmon TINT ho Ind
boon witnosa Of tho afair.
Az D. y. Nichols, OF Demont, in this stato. wns
gottinR on State street car ut the corner, ot
Madison atroot last evening, two mon rushed
from tho CIR and grahbol bis pookel-boot.
which was III hfB inside coat pocket,
and nlndo OF with II bofore tt,oy could bc arrost-
ed. Tho pookot-book whs snltl to contaln q draft
for 81 .200 on the Insurance md Tradore Nation
nj bana, Of New York, and $25 In onrronny. Tho
case Was at onco ropurto to tho ntttllortloa, but
up to last nccouusa tho shioycs had not been ap-
proloNlnd.
, 1874-10-27

II bfr. noods definition Of tho word "origlnal"
iB correct, how can Justloe nf TIM Poaoo got
Jurisdiction in airy caao? Il. A. HALuERr.
pELtHviILE. ILL.,, Oct. "a, 1874.
, 1874-10-27

Reod's Temple Of Music,
Fine rosewood tianos, prices s3o0 oi$700: terms,
$50 cash, balnnco $o5 per mouth. Splendid orga,.n
will Six stops for sl25; terms, So cash, baiauco
monthly payments
, 1874-10-27

Tho Furniture Of tho MOUTH
4 Hust Of iyory, with ruby motintil,gH, should bc
kept tn perfect repair With fragrant Sozodout. ny
this prs vegetable elixir tho enamel il rendered I'm
pcrvios to dccay and ts breath fragrant roHe.
, 1874-10-27

surEnIoR Counr CostEssluAs.- Tho nomo. Ma
tioual ulk Ut Cnicago ]. II. williams aud IIenry
@. Gray, s., ,l04.1f.
june GAny.-F. s. NIcClclland IS. Robert and Ju-
l,s T.. a1ciasnor; verdict, SlOj55-iiur,nn WELLER
ct al. ea. JosopA CHhill. f553u5-R. e. Dunvis VI.
Tlpas Foley, David Shu1cs Ct nj. Char1es
Nipp, $253l2.-l. j. Mutforl VS.. ". A.. Bell, s!D.23.
Ill. N Miller VI. 4. q. Trout aud j. L. 6lrawu,
500 ,01.
CIRCUIT CouAr, JupoE UoorH.-First National
Dank Of Evansville. WIS.,, ys, H. J. Walker,
$1O,aj0.3.--Elrcnreich 8eLt VI. IL. JoIuhon yor-
dict, STU, all motion for npw trial.
, 1874-10-27

Of tho nppointmont Of a neooivor in tho matter
OF the Rockford, Rock 1nland i st. Louis lsa-
road Coa'pany by Judges prl,nnlont, DlodRctt,
aud rloasat'.B, and It wns nKreod TINT n
lEoccvor should be nppointud l,ero, but NJ yet
no ono Ind boon ct.osou NJ Receiver. 4 decision.
howcvor, ls promtaed this murnlng, whon Tho
pcreUn will be named
New-York tribune., 1874-09-25
Hlarnle ano 1ldte Mdntels.


A KLABER, No. 134 East Eighteenth-st,
~ near Thrave selling and manufacturing ali kinds Of MAX
BILE and NARBLEIzED MASrEIS and MARBLE WORK at
greatly reduced prces Marble turning tor the trade
A GREAT REDUCTION IN PRICES of Mar
N bic and MarbeEed Mantels all kinds of Floor Thing Monu
mep Headones Slabs Plumbers and Cbnetmakers offered
al KLARER Marble Works, Nos Zl7 to 2Z3 West
Ffty-fs-st, Broadway.
New-York tribune., 1874-09-25
european advertisements.
|ys!: I!!I|ldIIy:AI IliI|

The BEST and MOST AGREEABLE TONIC yet nodueet Fer
dc -le1 General Debility and Loss Of Appetite n-
add for it purity By the Food Journal Arthur ~
HAssall NJ D.. WenSorth L. Scott Y. e. g. s. L.,
FR A. Sold by Grocer omen and Chemists N large
' GoODALL BACKHoUSB Co..
New-York tribune., 1874-09-25
Amusemeuis.

A MEXICAN INSTTTTTG TITLE,
nv Srssrss + x sss SoAT e
COLUMBIA COLLEGE, MT.
COLLEGE JSssArT. sAszsOeA i, "a !1 July ls 1874.
RO0TH' THEATER oovv,,.ooo,a
rYMR and MRS BARNEY WILLIAMS 81
the unhvsled aeinsaOrs Of Ih Liz in Glysr great drama
the jolly PEDDLEa,
'H'' "S sSFa PaIs9 sSF e. AND ssrrRDAY MATINEE
nALYs FIFTH AVENUE THEATER,
~ 25th-sL and Brosd"ay. Begins D. oVerH IL
THE SCHOOL FOR SCANDAL
Remoie.i and M1rnlse.n., Produe,d
Stage MOST ENTHUSIASTIC SUCCESS. All aOvslHss
EvBR7 NIGHT
SATURDAY MATINEE aI.3o
Mr. Fisher Sir Peter Davenport Lady r,.rle, George
Gilbert Mrs, Candoor Dadgs as Sir Oliver Harcenbers " Crab
ORGAN EXHIBITfON.-The large organ built
" for St Augustine. Chrch LsnnEbus By Jirins Son will
sTfDf @ c Ts k Ua a n near ave.
DARK THEATER,
l. Broadway, between 2ls' and s2i-stA
MsEk hsti q f%Sf%s iRs ANS
"GILDEO AGE"
COL MULBERRY SELLERS.
s,r,,nb,T EVERY ~, NIGHT ISRR .TapM ,7a
DARK THEATER, Broadway and 22d-st.
FIRST GRAND SACRED 0PERAfiC CONCERT
Of series to be given this
The inaugural concert viii be given b. the
GRAND PHIaARsoSlo SOCIETY oRcHESTaA n;,,
Nile MACKENZIE the distinguished scur,no
Mile ATrALIB KLAUEZEK. the brilliant Pianist.
Sig sAsIAs2 M S3EGo Se1E xsSnsfS Ssd5 Ssioa.
Admission 5oc Paquette seats 81 50i 9re,. Circle 81
Doors oOen At $50 Begins at ..
GAN FRANCISCO MINSTRELS.
- BIRCH. wAMBOLD, and BACKUS
New oPsra Hone Bo1dgiy M corner Gn IseRynptS'"
Seats secured advance Street may De ordered at lO
NVALLACK''. cr
Doors open st7:9O commence at sD. N.
SIXTH AND LAST WEEK BUT oYE
NE J. L. TooLE.
FRIDAY EVENING, SEPT 25h
LAST NIGHT
MILL. TOoLE in his original character Of
MICHAEL GARNER.
SATURDAY NIGHT. UNCLE DICKS DARLING
EXTRA CARD.
Ma. roolR II TT THREE OF MS GREAT sPEctALrrzs.
Positively last time Of the petite DrSmA Of
THE WEAYBRS. n..-,
With the successful Comedy Drama
OFF THE LINE
ICI ON PARLB FRANCAIs. ,
Mr..
SATURDAY EVENING September 90 a. time & i9. city y 4 4 he
beautiful Domestic Drama ia three acts written Tor M Aoos o d. j.
"'''- UNCLE DICKS DARLING.
New-York tribune., 1874-09-25
aurlion Sales OF Rc1l gstaie.

TXECUTOR's SALE at public auction of very
superior grain sld FARM containing lo eres Al LII
CORNER Co, v j. 80 miles only ifom ths city on
DAY Sept 20 Sale positive without Terms for
as terms. conditions description Rgpy " j. T. sUIPhbh
Executor. Plainfeii. y. J.
A. j. BLEECKER, Agc,olcer.
CUPREME RT.-F0RECL0SURES SALE,
- direction Of Avery T. Brown Referee WEDNESDAY
1874. ~ Exchange sAleoom, No III Broadway
che large ELLSGHUUsEs LOTS 376I659 and 6S
on Of Cheys Roosevelt and Nos OIL and
63 Cherry-st
Maps a, Auetoneers as Pnest with BARRETT, RED
YIRLD & HILL. 20 Nassan-st