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Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1875-02-04
Not below

Feb 1th 1850 at o'cioe., A. NJ. the Ther-
mometer was at 40 above. at : 2. NJ. it mark
ed A. below, a change Of A > in II hours.
Jan 1st 1864 at A.. M. about 20o above In a
few hours went below zero and at 6 z. NJ. was
80 below.
Dec Goth 1871, the coldest day on my record
remained below zero all day. ....
Jan 9th 1875, at Z A. NJ marked "a . above
zero at II at zero, at / p. NJ. marked lee below
a change of $40 in 12 hours.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1875-02-04

The ladies are speculating tenderly
on the reason which briggs Nellie
Grant back, and on the possibility of a
christening at the White House, which
hasn't happened since Tyler was PIesi-
dent. l--t ...,- s...,s. &. -..turlft
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1875-02-04
BELMONT CHRONICLE,
ST. GAINESVILLE, OHIO.
Morning, Feb. 4. 1875.

AZ Record ofdegrees of cold, at and below
Zero as shown by the Thermometer kept at
Locust Lane. York TIP. Bel. Co o. from Jan
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An exhibition is now being held in the
Egyptian Hall, London, England, of which
an automaton, called Psy cho, until recently
formed apart. The figure performed many
curious tricks, solving mathematical prob
Iems, and playing cards with great skill
and accuracy. Psych is an oriental person-
age, sitting on box some three feet square
and eighteen inches high, while he himself
rs about twenty inches ia height, placed on
q glass cylinder to show that there is no
connection with the stage under the table.
The movements were, of course, caused
method of communication with the figure
deied detection for q long time. Mr..
Markelyne, the inventor, allowed any one
to inspect the figure. One night military
gentleman, among others, cent up his card
for that purpose. He examined the glass
pedestal and other parts, but could see
nothing of any mechanical contrivance.
Subsequently, however, the mystery was
solved by Mr.. w. 81. Coffin, son of DR.. G.
w. Cof1n, and American dentist in London,
Mr.. Maskelyne being unwilling to submit
his figure to the test proposed. The solu-
tion is that Psyche is worked by the con-
densation and deminution of the column of
air in the glass cylinder on the top of which
he sits. Beneath the carpet at the bottom
of the cylinder is perforated plate of zinc,
connected with the operator behind the
scenes, who, at his will, may increase or
decrease the column of air, the figure NOV
ing one way or another in accordance with
the pressure put upon it. The cODjuror
was at first disposed to deny the explana-
it could easily be tested by Mr.. Maskelyne
allowing him to put a newspaper between
the figure and the cylinder. This the con-
Juror declined to do, and then followed
great applause, when it became recognized
that Peycho, as mystery, had passed away.
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JOB PRINTING
FARMS FOR SALE.

Our citizens will that the close of the extra
session of the Legislature unfortunately brings i'm
mediate improvement to depressed city commerce.
hence capital and labor left look forward to
long dull summer. However there is consolation
all at the Agricultural Bureau. which s prepared
offer abundant proof that the industrious farmer 10
always enjoying all the prosperity he did in the most
prosperous times Farming ia neither difficult very
laborous in these lattudes and feel assured that
Thousands Of good and intelligent people stop
think what q prosperous, Independent and happy life
can be had in the country with fraction of tho
capital that city business requires For instance
offer Farms for SALE under fence, with crops mules
mich hogs fowls etc., with good, comfortable
dwellings oubuildings in healthy localities close
to tho city at from one Thousand to Four Thousand
Dollars, and others st higher in price, on liberal
ters and also in exchange for city property In ad
dition to the above, offer this week several small
places the Gentilly Road and few large plantations
below the city and the Teche at ruinous
como very desirable Lake and Sea Shore residences
Apply to AGRICULTURAL BUREAU,
mJ23lm No. SO Canal Street.
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COLLEGE,
THE
I'M N ACULATE CON CEPTIoN,
Corner of Common and Ba, onne streets
NEW ORLEANS.

Institution Incorporated by the State of
Louisiana and empowered to confer degrees 10 90 n
Quoted by the Fathers of Society The build
inge are well adapted for educational purposes
entirely cut Oft from the FOR
reoreaton so that from the the pupis at 1ss
A. NJ till their departure P NJ. they are oopstSntl,
secluded and superintendent
The Course of Instruction is threefold. Preparatory
Commercial and Classical
The Preparatory Course is for beginners.
Inc Commercial Course for those students who dc
not wish to learn Latin and Greek.
The Class Course is for those who desire have
French Is taught in the three courses.
stadents are not admitted, unless they know to
The moral and religious training of the students In the
lead ng object of the Instructors.
Every month is to parents stating con.
duct progress, rank in class and attendance.
The academical year begins on the frat of October
and closes towards the end of July
TERMS;
Collegiate Course, payable in vance, and in Un,ed
States currency, two nonths, SEQ.
Preparatory Course. Sl6.
myDT5Iv REv. F. GAUTRELET. President
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"RARITY OF TRUE GENTLEMAN'-Per-
haps gentleman is a rarer specimen than
some OF US think for. Which of us can
point out many such in his circle men
whose aims are generous, whose truth is
constant, and not only constant in ire kind,
but elevated in it's degree whose want of
meanness makes them simple who can
look the world honestly in the face with an
equal, manly sympathy for the great and
smallf We all know a hundred whose
coats are very we'll made, and score who
have excellent manners, and one or two
happy beings who are in what they call the
inner circle and have shot into the very
centre and bulls eye of fashion F.; but of
gentlemen, how many1 Let Us take lit
tie scrap of paper and each make out his
list. t."-IhackerGy.
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Sr. ViNCENrS INSTITUTE,
DoNALDsoNvILLE, LOUISIANA.

The public are informed that the Sisters of CHARITY
will open boarding School the Ist of September
1878, in the above named healthfu little village
They who may object to send their children to ore
northern latitude Will hnd In this institution the
facilities for Christian and refined education the
course OF instructor being the that pursued
1t is a branch. ~
The healthy atmosphere of this beautiful spot stu
ated at the junction Of the Mississippi river the
Bayou Lafourche and the readiness with which 1t can
be reached both by railway and water, render very
desirable. The buildings and grounds are spacious
and commodious well institution of this
kind. - '
The Sisters in consideration of the changed condition
OF the South. have reduced the terms HALF PRICE
The scholastic year 10 divided into two sessions of
nve months each the first commehoing Septemb.r ST.
the second February lst.
TERNs-PAYABLEI ADVANCE
Board and Tuition dpCludng washing mending bed
and beddir 81. per session. IS
l5U
French language. Per annum..- ..-.--...... 10 20
Tapestry, Painting, etc., extra charges.
M usic at Professors prices.
Books and Stationery furnished at current prices.
A term commenced will be considered o term COM
pleted, no deduction being made for absence.
For further information reference be made In
person to the different Institutions of New Orleans or
by letter to the Sisters of the Institution
Vile. my2t ooI
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October z, 1874.

the people OF the south will enter upon its Forty
fifth Scholastic year on
Wednesday, October z, 1874.
With the old advantages Of d sound Classical and
can offer to their patrons the additional advan
tages of rstcass building. entirely new and much
arr Angement and accommodation.
Tho Professors being members Of o Society which
Education Of youth have IN their aSor the eres. ad
vantage Of long traditional experience The Education
and has for it's aim NOT only to adorn the minds of ths
pupils with useful knowledge but also to instil into
for the duties they will 70 discharge In afteriio
The Plan Of Instruction consists three principal
meroial The PrsparatoFy course lasts ONE year and
is ntended TO the younger students
The CLASSICAL Course lasts sIS Year,, asd ern.
braces all the branches Of thorough Collegiate and
those who give proofs of the roquiste Wedge the
Greek and Latin Languages. and show sufc,ent prod.
and tie higher branches Mathematici are entitled
| to the degree Of A. B. (Baohelor Of ArtsJ.
those Who devote year to study Of PSoso.
ply and Science in the College who have passed two
embraces ell the branches usually taught in Commercial
the fth and sixth years Of the Classical ooufss The
Students attend lectures in Natural Philosophy and
The age of admission is from nine fifteen years ,
and to be admitted one must previously know how to
read and write.
TERMS PER SESSION MoNrHA
Entrance Fec first year only is 90
Board, Tuition and Washing, payable halEyearly.
and in advance 800 90
Bed and Bedding. --...-...----..-.-..-.... II 90
fh sH oess? SF x
THE JEsuff EfAF FATasRs aFfi1si "A
l', D' F. P9Tss1SE' iss'ss; cclissS s 3ssn1. Sa~
au23H1y l40 Gravier street. New Orleans.
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ct. MARY-J RsoN CoLLraR.
PARISH OF ST. JAMES, La

8 t. 4 Y-J + FE Il SON COLLF9E T.
PARISH OF ST. JAMES, La,
Situated on the Mssissippi Rvor, Sixty Miles above
New Orloans.
This ancient and magnificent establishment, inoor
porated by law Of tho Legislature and empowered
grant diplomas and degrees was opened on TUES
DAY. October 9Th ls74. 1t is under the d,reotio,
OF tho Marist Fathers who form society specially de-
voted to education College Point Landing
are and paces
going to and returning from New Orleans.
Payable in q. 8. currency half yearly in advance,
board tnti1n, washing and stationery, per term OF
NV $3.50
Doosors fees and medicine, in ordinary caaes of III
ness (for alD per annum. 10
Entrance foe. to be paid only yonce............ 10
N. bail music lessons are to be paid for monthly
In advance.
REFRRENcEs;
His Grace, the Most Rev. Archbishop Of New Orleans
The Rev. Clergy Of Afgfers.
For further details, apply to the Rev. Presdent
the College, or to
MR.. P. POURSINE,
oo2I "a lv No. 40 Gravisr street New Orlsana-
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EDUCATIONAL.
MOUNT ST. MARY'S COLLEGE.
EMMITTsBURG, MD.

10 meet the convenience OF His Eminence. CAR
D1NAL MccLosKEY, Archbishop Of New York, who
has consented to be present the Comuenoem ent at
Mount St. MAry's College, Emmittsburg. Nd. will be
held this year on Wednesday, the esd instead Of
Wednesday. tho 3Oth of June mxaos,
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MISCELLANEOUS.
u. y. DUNN.

T. FTsw WILLIAM. NJ. y. DUNN
IT FGTzwLLIAM g. CO.
Stationers, Printers, Lithographers,
BLANH BOOK MANUFACTURERS,
NEw ORLEANS.
The particular attention of the Mercantile Commu
nifty is called large and we'll stock of
BLANK BOOKS, PAPER, INK, PENS
OFFICE STATIONERY GENERALLY,
and to our complete facilities for the execution of
orders for
Autographed Checks. Drafts, Exchange.
and Blanks of every description.
Having complete
PRINTING OFFICE AND BINDERY.
We prepared to fill all orders for
BILL HEADS, LETTER HEADS, CARDS.
JOB PRINTING
| in all its branches, in tho NEATEST STYLE and at
the LOWEST PRICES. my2s 5m
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SAINT vINCENT's COLLEGE,
CAPE GIRARDEAu. MIssoUR

This institution conducted by the Priests the On
gregation of the Mission st. Vincent Of Paul. IN
beautifully located the Mississippi river forty miles
above Cairo and one hundred and fifty miles below 6S
Louis.
The College buildings large oommodiouS and well
ventilated. The grounds beautiful, extensive,
well adapted for heaithful exercise
The College ls Of easy access. Regular daily packets
touch at Cape GirarCo&u.
The eeholsst6 year begin1 on the FIRST MONDAY
OF SEPTEMBER, and ends about the first Of July
TERMS.
Board and Tuition, per scholastic year..-.....9aSs
Washing and mending OF articles washed -
PhyRioan's Fec and Medicines 10
For further information Apply TO
Rev. A. VERINA, G. n,
President Of the College
Or to Rev THO6. J. SMITH, o. n,
st. Josephs Church, New Orieana.
Mr. JOSEPH mitchell, Caaher Of the Mutual
National Bank No IOe Canal street, New orleann is
hereby authorised to receive and give receipt for
moneJs which may be paid to him for account Of the
above Institution.
A. VERIEA, o. NJ, President.
Now OrleanS, Au~ust 3. 1879. se27 ~ ly
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SPRING HILL COLLEGE,
(sT. JosEPA's,)
NEAR MOBILE, ALA.

This long established Institution favorably known
fifth Scholastic year on
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EDUCATIONAL.
ct. srANIsLAUs COMMERCIAL COLLEGE
BAY ST.. LOUIS MIssfssIPrl.

This Institution, chartered by the State Legislature
and conducted by the Brothers of the Sacred Heart
mas been In sucoessfu operation sinos ls55. Beautify
stuated on the shores of the Bay an extern
the sea breeze and bathing the Summer ts spin
dd location great Indictment TO heathful exercise
comprises all the BREACHES good EnRlish educaron
Board ana tuition per session, payable half yearly in
xanoo -. .S250 90
W - ninB per tssoh- 10 20
DSeuaank PoI session. toptional)- 90 10
DooIo. " .. --.-.--..--. 20
'acAuonh spent at the insttution 81 70
EXTRA cHAR3Es,
Piano and Violin, per month, ec.ch...... IN
Sss S oi flAho PEI month SO
Iueo per montn 4 90
nrass Lnsuurnent per month 70
Spanish and German languages per month. eaoi 5 90
For further particulars apply to
BRO. FLQRIMOND
mys 'I5l Director OF the Col,egn
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INSTITUTION OF TIRE SISTERS OF ST JOSEF
l Corner st. Philip and Galvez streets
New Orleans.
And Bay st. Louis, on the Sea Shore

The 2 gonsEnmsns throughous this establishmsnt
the same for all In short, everything tends to pro.
to %otSery and the
The instruction is thorough and solid and in harmony
both English and Frenchj al the BRANCHES Of RpoS
natives Of go g e
sure correct pronunciation.
and distribution premiums which parents are in
Eduoaton here the object Of special attention and
H hS's G M qpaeE
to noulease principles Of solid Piety require the
observance Of polite and aiable department and
Pupils Of ali denonine atoms are admitted ~
the hsH hsshS the .1s 1sossEns
OF st. SsfsRh heEs a. hi
Boarding, per three months .--.s54 90
Music Lessons and use Of Instrument % 90
SINGING Lessons. 90
Pastel painting sooordng 30 the number of pupils
artificial flowers 10 taught the without
Ss
lean'' or more convenient TgRBSss HRRSy to LAYTON
deaO 74Iy or 6. D. ELDER. Agent.
ct. JosEPHs ACADEMY FOR YOUNG LADIES,
Conducted by the Sisters of Charity,
Near Emmitsburg, Frederick County. Maryland.
Inle le situated In healthy and
picturesque part of Frederick county Maryland half
mile from Emmitsburg and two miles from Mount st
sEs IN Tn
buildings are convenient and spacious.
The academic year is divided into sessions
mont tbs each.
Board and Tuition per academic year, including
Bed and Bedding, Washing, Mending and
DOC ors tee- $3.50 ~
" H. '' %II 11If 'P1a9F1 PATaBIE IN ADVANCE: 40 "
The Academic year s divided in Sessions OF Eve
months each, beginning respectively the rrst Monday
Of September and the first of February.
Letters of inquiry directed to the
MOTHER SUPERIOR
nos "a IY - Josenh'a Acadamv EmuDitaburO Nd.
A CADEMY OF THE HOLY ANGELS,
Under the Direction of the
SISTERS MARIANITES OF HOLY CROSS.
Corner Rampant and Congress Sts., Sd District.
NEW ORLEANS.
This Institution, incorporated February Cd, 1865,
occupies large property agreeably situated in the
suburbs Of the city. not far from the river and in
locality favorable for heSlth and study.
ceives Boarders and Day Scholars.
FOR particulars apply to the SuperiOress. se20 6m
-
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It will pay TO buy your coffee, psrched OF
ground, ct the Tee Depot Camp street
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A CADEMY OF THE VISITATION,
MoUNT DE OHANTAL,
REAR WHEELING, W. VA.

Parents In quest Of hrSt.cla,s school for their
daughters. will do well to investigate the claims of
this celebrated Academy.
FOR thorcughnesS in every department Of female edu-
cation, Mount de ChantAI rankS pre- eminSntly high.
Great attention is given to perfect the pupils in
speaking and writing French fueptly For those who
sufficiently advanced it is the language Of the
recreation hours The purity of and
of pronunciation acquired In this Institution have
been matter OF surprise to the native Partisan.
The re own for superiority in Music widespread
to have made this Academy almost national one.
One feature particular that should recommend
Mount de ChAhGl the sensible parent Is the inAu.
exercised form the pupil views and habits Of
economy. Simplicity in dress is enforced by rule.
These fSOts united to the exceedingly moderate
for board and tuition wil trust, Oecuro to this
schoo large aud desrabls patronage in the future
a. It has enjoyed in the past
For further particulars apply for PrOSPsetuS 70 the
Dirscsres Mount de ChAntAl Academy Of the
visitation, Boar Wheeling ". Va JaIsTs1y
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Ia8BAJ
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ADJUSTMENTS.
GILMoRES CONCERT GARDEN,
" LATE HIPPODRoME.
Mr. r. g. Director
the MOST NAGSIFiCENT GARDEN IN THE WORLD.
Concerts every night at o'clock. by
GILMORkS SUPERB BAND OF
100 PERFORMERS.
PROGRAMS FOR TONIGHT,
SUNDAY, JUNE l3
rest MaTcn, schiller SRsanusini
Grand selection, "Ionen ................. Petrell
Overture 'TannhauseTi ................... wagner
solo for Cornet-"Facilite. Hartmann
NJ, ARBuGKLE
& Prayer OF Gabrielle, from "A Night in Granada
Grand Fantase" "reminiscences" MeyeT6e,e,r,
9 Seems from III Trovstoren- Verdi
TO- March OF Priests, from "Athalie".. Mendessonn
Choral
"OLD HUNDRED.n. -.
The Garden Is open .EvERY AFTERNOON, wlthouit
music between the hours of and oclocK-a dehghuuA
resort for lad es and children
Admission, at night, so cents.
Admission, afternoon, 70 cents
Private Boxes, 81 extra. -
season Tickets uOO periormancesl, $W..o
Halt Season Tickets o. perormanceG, ~
Packages OF IL Tickets, IS -
The flowers shrubbery and garden work by ~ a
siebrecht Co. Florists Forty street ana Fiin
avenue.
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TIoRsR AND WAGON wANTED-UsE DuRiN0
III the summar IN return for and keep, ~ re.
sponable "a rry In the country. address LAhCHMOhf,
les Basl saventeenth street
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II Wal street FERRY house (New York sdel, Pocket
book containing small sum 81 money; owner can
nave the same ny proving properly. address JEN-
hINGS. Herald 0lnca
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
A -A-KENTuCKY
SINGLE NUMBER DISTRIBUTION,
for the benent OF the University OF PaducAh,
The Drawing TO take place al Covingron, Ky JUNE
20, 1873
SPECIAL NOTICES.
1itts paid IN fnIl At this once.

tGfs OF 81 10 prox mating u so 900 gift $50
AGifs Of LsI5 approximatins 70 2i0W git are 5,5J
GIFTS Of Loo approximatirg 10 lO,vOJ gt are 5000
" v3sbp1
Total. b3T9 Gifts, all cash. amounting $50 20
Whole tickets. $40 halves. s. quarters s. 81.
fhe drawing lakes place In public is 70 all
The distribution Il aways full one. No sealing OF gifts
or postponements on any account Persons wishing
tickets should order At Address all orders for
tickets and information to
THOs n. HAYS 4 CO..
69 Broadway. New York.
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sPORTNG-DOGs. BIRDS, sc.
-FoR sALE-ALL KINDS or FANCY DOGS
a.. Birds 3c. Medicines Tor AZ DISEASES PREPARED
street near Canal
A JUST RECEIVED, A FINE ASSORTMENT or
~ Dogs Parrots Gunea rlgs Aaltese ca yo ana KY
street Medicine Tor All diseases
EoR sALE-A FINE cREEpMooR MILE wITu
4 rosewood case aud ever thing complete presented
Association er 9e rst Przs for re shooting a meg
WILIiAMsoN,s, corner Grand ana Orchard streets,
New York,
nor sALE-lm Live ALIIGAToRs, NICE CURL
ositles tor ountslns VIII be sold singy or In lots
Can be seen on Monday a. No. 6l5 BROADWAY
THE TURF.
~ SPRING MkkIING 1874
Ar JEROME PARK
81 June SSausa9y ?S June
Thursday, 10Th June. thursday, lth june
Rao.s n.g,n ,.h saturday e. iSta June oc,oct
A. BELMONT, President
A UCTIoN AND FRENCH POOLS AT THOMAS Ex-
y change l2i9 broadway, every morning ana eve
ming, on jerome Park Races The most eomioTtable
Aucuoneer
dds ARK NOW oFEN FOR THE PRIVILEGE OF
ID the Wheel or Fortune At the spring Valley Races
rURMAS. spring Valley, \. Y.
TUNE MEETISG-PLEETwooD PARK, JUNE IL. IS
81 lar irst day-Purse $50 three minute class $3.50
arst $50 to second SU0 10 third John splanls CHI
brilliant ID IS. cons blk. Fannie G, Il. q. Watsons
IN. Katie Watson, Asa wilson's b. (. j. H. Wnlia n
Connors b. IN. Edith Noses Whipple's b (. Judge Rob
ertson, Ihos. connor's <. sam hunting, James Don
grey's m Minnie Ide, M. Rodents ch. Z. Demonco,
John Dotyis b. $. Ben Bruce John Murphys b. &.
Pa. Maloy same day-Purse $780, 5:S6 class;
500 TO nrst, s4JO 10 second, 500 TO third.-John
Murphy's b. !. Charlie Green, George !; Fergusons Dr
Collins, W. Sargent br. NJ Lady Banker, j. A. Batch.
s soa Second Thk p John Eos @ Lyes y %
$50 second, 500 10 thrd-D. y. Gof's blk IAN
g., O. Ii. McDonalds i. Prlyateer MAID. NJ. Whip
pies Judge Robertson James DOngey's IN. sleepy
Mary, Vim. Connor's b. III. Edith, John Murphys b. u.
Pat Maloy. John Doty's b. hen Bruce same day
Purse 5000; 224 FIRST 500 second $500
10 thru 500 TO iourthJohn A. Bachelors b. g. John
H., VIM. friinbc's III. Music j. e. tckersoh's
b e. Everett Ray, Norhrop Martins b.
=. Mystic. third day-furse $LU0i z:3f class
$3.50 first $500 second, $50 third John Splans
b z. ChesOn, O. " Wilson'S b IN Pauline. Ben Maces
b. Lena Case Alexander Paerson's b. z. VIM. Walsh,
VIM. Ih0ms' r. Z. Fred Tyler D. u. Gon's br. m Lady
Woods X. j. Andersons Rosa Sonburg, Geo. Gil
berts Harry GiIbert, VIM Trimbles br M. Zephyr,
Vi, Whipples b. 2. Sleepy David. day-Purse
81 900; 3l $3.50 first $3OO To second, $50 TO
third John Murphys b. m Lady sears, j, Il. Glbarts
Dr. Little Dorrlt. Moses WhIppe's b. Lady white,
John splan's b. Matt Tanner, George ~ Ferguson'sr
Miss Miller trains leave Grand Central depot Ill 40,
IS and 30 Admission all parts OF the park 81.
DARIUS TALLMAN. supL JOHNSON BnOs, Props
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TERRACE GARDEN THEATRE.
i Thirty-eighth street and Lexington avenue.
Every Wednesday ard Friday, Light comedy and
Opera ComiQue Every Sunday. Grand Vocal and In.
strumental Concert Grand Chorus and Orchestra. q
kARLBkk Conductor, Admission SC. reserved, sc.
extra friday June Is Grand Opening Night
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LOST AND FOUND.

EOUND-A POCKKTRoOK WITH SUN ~
A. money. Can be had by proving property, At Isl
Front street, ~ stairs
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I ONO BRANCH SURF.
IL DAILY EVENING NEWSPAPER
Price i've For sale the boats and at tho
hotels, Long Branch,
ALL THE .EvENIs AT fuE BRANCH
FASHION, GOSSIP NEWS AND SPICY PERSONALS.
humorous Cartoon once week. Green Room Cos
sip. Sharp Editorials. Next Cartoon Wednesday, Ben
Cary's Codhshing on Plymouth Rock humorous.
genial. spicy, ncwsy. society paper
New York office Deckers, So Union square.
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Whole tickets 0i halves IS; quarters g. 81 eiahihs
A al Circulars, with Gull particu ara sent ree
n a Dkvl4lA staugner and General AgenL
" Liberty stresA hsu fstE