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The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1875-04-29

PBraE Rfgoyr, NJ Adams Township, through
the sJlicitaIOn " his Republican friends has
consented to be q candidate for the y fffcc of
Sheriff. He IL sound party mau, anu has DO
voted time and means tr It's success. His cNcel-
lent social and Pdmittcd business qualifications
are q safe guarantee that hc will mako gpod of
hcer, REPUBLICAN,
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NEw YoRK, April 23.-Fred. Klen
nan was to-day sentenced in Hudson
county, New Jersey, to eighty four
(SD years imprisonment for stealing
the funds of the Hoboked Savings
Bank and forgery. lie was indicted
Oh eleven charges.
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Ma. Posr-Perry township has never
yet been represented on the board Of Com.
minsioners AMI rarely urges her claims to
any office, bui in justice to the district
ani to worthy and competent man we
urge the nomination Of DAStEL LEASE. for
County Commissioner.
MANY VOTERS
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Candidate Cards.
FOR SHERIFF.

REPUBLICANS, we respectfully present
SAMUEL HowxN, Of Middfcbure, ss suitable
candidate for the ONCE Of sHtRIyY. He II In
every way qualified for an cfffcient discharge OF
the duties pcrta tnhig to the ONCE, and viii tenn
per ts regidity with mercy. Vote for Bowsn.
VOTER.
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MANY REPUBLICANS.

]. CnousB, Eso-Be kind enough to announce.
through the columns of your paper, ISAAC D.
BOYER, Of Penn, for the Once OF Associate
Judge. Mr. Boyer has formerly served the pub
lie in q hduciary capacity and given evidence OF
fitness for any position TO which the people may
sea proper to elect htm, ho possesses Oh 9
qualifications required and Will make good
Officer,
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1875-04-29

For the ONE Of Sheriff announce ]. CALvIs
ScHooH, OF Franklin, ss = suitable candidate
lie possesses all tho publications necessary 20
a prompt and faithful Performances Of the duties
becu sing to the off,;e AMI will give strength TO
the ticket. JACKSON.
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1875-04-29

I'm. Posr--plenso insert tho card Of JOEL
row, OF Midi,ecreek. for Commissioner, Mr
Row l. woll known to the people Oi tue county
as a good business man, and has thorough
knowleige OF the ON q having served one term
already. In Justice TO Mr., Row two reasons
are here assigned for his re-nomlnation-lst.
His term was only two years instead oi threc
"a. lie only charged tue county sjOo per amman
for his services.
JUSTICE.
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fr. Posr--Hoist the name of wS. II. woop-
LIMO, OF Penn. rs - candidate for Sheriff at the
coming Primary election. His ability to fulfil
the duties OF tue office with credit to himself.
credit 20 the party and Justice to the people At
large Is unquestiOuab.e, BEAVER.
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1875-04-29

Republicans Of Snyder tho undersigned re.
p'ctfully submit to your favorable constlera
tion the claims OF JAcnB Y. NooAR, Of chap.
man TO the office Of sheriff. He IL an excellent
citizen, sound party man and Il we'll Iuainod
TOT the olhce. MANY CtTiykNS
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JACKSON.
Associate Judge,

ENRON Posi.-Announce DANIEL GEM.
BERlikG, OF Tenn, As u suitable Candidate for
Associate Judge, Mr.. q is well aud fsyora-
BILE known throughout the county AS man OF
irreproachAble character, excellent business and
social qualities. and for his devotion 10 Repub.
lcan principles. In point Of intelligence he Is
eminently htod for the office,
MANY REPUBLICANS.
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PENN.

MIR. Posr.-The office OF County Treasurer
every where admitted 10 be an important one, re
quiring certain qulalhcatiOns for . right admin
i-trstinn uf Its duties, We therefore rec Oinnen'
GEORGE 3. MILLER, of washin gton, as
suitable candidate. lie served the people
that capacity ON q former occasion
WEST PERRY.
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WEST BEAVER.

Mn. EpiroR-Bo kind enough to announce
ELIAS R. SWARTZ, OF Adams, as "a candidate
tor tOnuissiuuer. Having served u short term
whom to trust the interests OF the people.
VOTER.
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1875-04-29

Ep. Posr-pcrmit me 10 sugvcst Ions s.
WOLF. Of Perry, as n suitable candidate for
sheriff. Having served term in the office
heretofore and proved himself every way com
petent we do not hesitate to recommend him
to the Republican voters ~ 9 suitable candi.
date. MONROE,
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NOTICE Of Widows Appraiscmen,s
! under the $500 Law --No,ice il

under the 500 Law --NOiico Il
hereby given that the following widows
appraiscments have been fled with the
Clerk Of the Orphans Court Of Snyder Co,
for confirmation on Monday. tho 2iIh day
of May next.
ElIr,beth Meyer. widow. Of rsniei Moyer
decd
Annie Moor. " iiow OF Hebry'Noor decd,
Lydia u. Fisher, widow OF Bcnl Fisher decd.
sarah Walter, widow OF John y. walter decd.
sarah Hendricks. widow Of Isaac Hendricks
decd.
Elizabeth Biugaman, widow Of John BInga.
40, deed.
Mary Younsman widow ofI.sac Youusmsn.
CathsrIne "-,--. widow Of John we,,nd,
decd. ' W
EiisAe-'h Erb.~iiow OF Frederick yrb. decd.
e'S'''' 1'In,k a 4
AR. MS w. "
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1875-04-29

Mn. EDtTop-Hpi-t the name ~ ferdinand
Sonrs, " Chapman, for County Commissioner.
For this Once, Industry, economy, business tact
and good social qualities are tho tost, and Mr.,
Soncs possesses al these, and ls we'll known
throughout the county.
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CITIZEN.

tcr- that HENRY BR OWN, OF Freeburg, l.
candidate tor county Treasurer at the approach
ing primary election. Henry II an active younl
man possessing rare business qualifications, an
n sound Republican.
PENN
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fAIR.PLAY.
Philip ktuney, oi

Philip Kinney, of beaver, through the un.
der-i gucd aun ounces tD tie Republican parry that
he i.A candidate FOR County Commissioner. lie
respectfully uubmts his past olfcial recard as ~
his efficiency aud nincss to servo the public.
MANY CITIZENS
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WEST PERRY.

En-. Posr.--Hoist the name Of JOHN X
HUGHES, Of Penn as our Standard-be bearer
tue coming election for County Treasurer. II
IL au orthodox Republican, excellent bushes
term. -
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Mn Posr.-Johu Uonig. Of Pcnns. IL =
hrst rate business man, JniiciOus and economical
farmer sound republican and wouli MI any
olnre with credit o. himself aud niciity 10 his
cuustitnrncy. Announce him asa candidate for
Commissioner.
rITIIEN
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1875-04-29

FL. PosT-As our sts sndard bcaror, In the next
election, Tor The once Of Sheriff we ask to pro
s,nt PHTHH HARTMAN. OF Ueutre AZ an &C.
tive, jealous worker. n whole souied nsighhar
and citiren and accommodating business man
there are few to bc found superior. Adj ~ his
business capacity bis very excellent social quail
tiles and you have In him capital officer.
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UNION HOUSE.
Middleburg Pa.
JAMES j. MITCHELL, Proprietor

Accommodations good and charges mod
crate. Special accommodations for drov-
ers. A share Of tue public patronage Ia
solicited. J. J. MlrChELL.
April ], 1876.
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rick B.lIpiil

posr-Pl"esc anunuuc- Frederick B.Bolig
" Centre, ~ candidate tor County Com.
missioner ,ubirct o. the Republican primary
,clortiOn. ShOull hs bs nominated aud elected he
jcs iOus eye.
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1875-04-29

Mn, Posr-Announce HENRY BskFeR, Of
Franklin as q candidate for county Treasurer,
subject to the dcci,ion oi tho Repu blican voters
at tho coming primary election, MIR. Benior Is
well know throughout the county AS man of
Integrity, honesty and good, souni Judgment
lie IL safe person IN whom 10 entrust the pubs
lie funds and tho disbursement of the same.
MANY VOTERS.
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ssg" Republicans of Snyder count,

wish to recommend John, ,Diepirr, Of Mtidlc-
creek. az q suitable person for County Cnmml-.
siouer. lie b. entitled n the Oihcc, being stauuch
Republican, " good moral character and sound
Iudgm,ut. Mr. Diemyr served for over three
year- In the army durinI the late Rebellion. and
7 hclicye, II nominated and elected be wouli make
q nun Dor Our ol1eer. A VOTER
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CITIZEN.
Mn Epiroa.-cAlvIa ssssolo, Of penr

isan active. ru"rlotia yoGug uNh ~ iyiol bn si.
uu-s quail atirus sni would make an excel lent
COMMISSIONS, Place hi, namv gu the lie, Of
candidates snd Oblise his
NUMEROUS FRIENDS.
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1875-04-29
MONROE.

JONATHAN GRIMM. Of Washington, is y
Gapdlinte Tor County Commis.ioner. We guar.
The duties Of tie 5ftt As Will I. elected, perform
JAUhsv..
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1875-04-29

JOINT. HuFFkA0lE, Of Centre, Is pre-
sentei rs n cfeiitpblo candidate tor County
Commissioner. Having seryci a term, he l. ac
quaintei with the duties OF the Oifice aud Will
ness.
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1875-04-29
MANY VOTERS.

HD. D.Posr-Please announce ~ n suitable can-
diiste for County Treasurer, GEOR0g ]
SCHoch, of Penn. Mr., schoch Is good bus.
inoss man, honest and uprisht, aud will max
good otficer.
CITIZEN.
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TREASURER.

MANY VOTE RS,
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-02-04

VnERKBY CAUTION AZ .,;ApERs NOT
q deliver any gcods to any party on my
account without my written order.
dec Cru dEoRdk SMITH.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-02-04
sT0oKHoLpERs' MEGTiho.

JUSTICE NrNINo coNPANY.-The Al.
D puai Nssiine 81 the g,sckholtsrs Of tho
Bcard 81 Dirsetses iof the ensuing year. and
Ior ssck olhsr kasiress % may bs presented.
vill 3 hsM % MONDAY. The l.th day Of res.
ruary, is7S, Of Tie boar 81 o'eloek ?. T., Of
the c6see Of The Company. Room No. Il. Ner.
ehants Exchaprs Bulldihg, California street,
Nan Ynnelpcs. California.
San Prsneisco. January isth. ISIS. jail ID
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-02-04
NOTICE.

NyvicK sUccOR MIL AND MINING
~ oo.essy: No. 90 LontEom:ry ;',s,,. I,
meeting Sen On The so,h Day q January. ISIS.
hsvins decided 70 increase the capital stock
Of said Company. and the proper eertiaeaies
having besn hisd - provided BY NV. stoeh:
holders see fequssted To- Surrender their old
csrtiacates representing tho Increased capital
' VIZ. u. WATSON. sssr.,.ry:
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-02-04

The water in Lake Cochituais is now
even with the bottom Of the conduit,
the lowest il has ever been since the
work was constructed. and Boston fears
O coniiasration.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-02-04
NOTICE.

A IL PERSONS INDEBTED 10 NR, ARE
n hereby notified, that uniess thsy call In
nediatcly and ssttle, their aeeoants win be
placed In the hands Of an oficer for collection.
WILLIAM PillPPs.
Franklin Ilonsc, Main stieet, Gold lliIl.
la2l Sw
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-02-04
FOUND.

an FRIDAY MORNING. JANUARY Q,
" ystt o. Lady's rurs. y the nsiehborheod
ofthe catholie Church, Geld Mn. The owner
can obtain the same b. paying for this sdvsf'
y = : = A. xonART1N.
jsil' ous door below Catholic Church.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-02-04

MiSs GsSxviEvx WAND. the fair A,aer-
ieiiHe. is the rage in London now.
Coekneys think she is more than fair
exchange for Mrs. Rousby. Miss Neil
sou and other English stars sent over
here
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-02-04
Furnished Rooms To Let.

TWO NEATLY FURNISHED ROOMS TO
i let in dwelling on Main strcti. Gold I'LL.
oty,o.iie the Franklin House. Apply 10 j. q.
BIl0wN, At Blitner 4 Co... dcl0tf
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-02-04
MlxlNa ANp -roN rAnIr.

shswins the ssassr sf feet and sharesin
the priseipai Jtis~. dosif 10 at the sss
fPaartses Stsrk aad kNchA sse Hoard.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-02-04

Hon life below stairu-Mistress OF
the house-'I've some important letters
want taken tn the post. Prcginore.
have you finished dinner down Stairs
yeti" Butler. "Not yet. mum; the
'ongtrnys' il Just q goin' in"
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-02-04

A CATHOLIC Association for tho Sane
tifcaiion OF the Sunday. has been fotn-
ed in Paris. The members Of the Asso-
citation bind themselves not 70 buy. sell.
work. nor canss work to be done by
others on Sunday. s'
The New York herald., 1875-12-11
THE LADIES DIRECTORY FAIR.

charity fair for the benefit Of the Ladies' Directory
will open al the Masonic Temple, sixth avenue and
Twenty third street. on the l4th inst The purpose Of
the ladies' Directory is to train women for different
branches OF domestic service and provide them with
good situations IL s also intended TO conduct in
ncction with the Directory, sewing, cooking and Kim
dergarten schools There is an outside relief depart
ment too and the demands for assistance there are
Said be very pressing The fair Is being started to
help on these various enterprises 1t is intended to
make the occasion particularly attractive TO the chill
dren who will find at the cave Of ST. Nicholas their
bury and venerable patron, vast assortment
Of holiday gifts. There will be several booths
elaboratcy fcstooned with evergreens and
brilliantly lighted, at which will preside prominent
ladies who interestedn the Of the Directory
restaurant al which TO be served decacies from
the kitchen Of tho Directory, will enable guests while
partakng OF reireshment during their visits, to judge
OF tho merits OF the Direcory's servants A pleasing
attraction At the fair will be dancing for which the
hall Will be nightly cleared and excellent music pro.
The New York herald., 1875-12-11
MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.
MARRIED.

BALCoM-WHTE the Sth inst, by the Rev H.
B. Walbridge FRED BALLOON 70 IzzE, only daughter OF
the late Colonel Ambrose J. White, Of Brooklyn
BRErT-BREwER. Brooklyn, on Thursday De-
cember 9, 1875, by the Rev. Alexander r. Thompson,
ID. d. GEORGE L. BRETT to LIzzIR, daughter Of Merwin
X. Brewer, Esq. No cards
CriIPMAE--MA AoMILLAN.-In this city December s,
1875 at the residence OF the BRIDES parents by the
Rev. Dr.. Hepworth, EDGAR NJ. CHIPMAS, Of Phiadel-
phia, to Miss JOSIE l. MACMILLAN.
HAsBRoUCK-SHERwooD On Thursday, December 9,
at the Church OF the Strangers by the Rev. Dr. Charles
II. Deems, GEORGE = HAsBRoUcK to CARRIE QUEEN,
daughter Of Jcrm. Sherwood, Esq., all OF this city.
LyoS-PALMER-At Grace Church, Jersey City, on
Thursday December O. by the Rev. 5. M. Rice, WILLIAM
j. LYos to LULU daughter OF the late N G. Palmer all
of Jersey City.
LYoNs-MIx-0 Wednesday December s, at the
idence OF the brides parents Jersey City j. by the
Rev. Spencer NJ. Rice NICHOLAS b. LYONS, OF Pha-
delphia, to MARTHA X Mix, daughter Of Charles Mix,
Esq.
TAGGART-RoBNsoS.- December Q, 1875 by Rev.
George d. Mathews, ROBERT TAGGART, TO MARY ANN
ROBINSON both of this city.
The New York herald., 1875-12-11
!, nalIvo q skIbbereen, county cOrk IreIand, aeed

"A years.
Funeral nom his late residence, No. 80 avenue A,
this Saturday, at halfpast O'Clock p N.
PIELHEUKA-on Friday December 10, ERNEST PIEL-
HEUKE, IN his 45th year.
Funeral from his late residence S3T Eighth avenue
on Sunday the 18th, at one NJ Relatives and friends
arc respectfully invited
PTxLEE-At Great harrington Mass, Sunday De-
cember 5, Mrs ELIzARRTn PxLEY, aged 90 years, for
many years proprietor OF the Berkshire House al Great
harrington.
scHULENBKRG. Thursday evening" December Q,
GEORGE Henry, youngest son Of Albert and Rebecca
Scnuenberg, aged years, months and days.
nelasVes and friends Of the family, also tho mem
oers o. United Brothers' Lodge, No 356 " and A. NJ
ana the members Of the Brinkumer Guard respect
lgy invited TO attend the funeral from the residence
OF ms parents No. 1888 Edrdge street. on Sunday, the
18th inst, at one O'Clock p NJ
sEGgISE-Suddenly, at Pamrapo, N j., in the 65th
year y ner age aye, EhaES widow Of Joseph H. seguine
Staten Island. Sunday the 18TH inst at twelve
NJ, and at 81 Andrews church, Richmond al half past
o'clock
SMIrH-0n Wednesday, December 8, 1875, ANN JANE
SMITH, in the 6Sth year Of her age.
The relatives and friends OF the family invited to
attend the funeral from the residence OF her sister
Mrs Mary McKbbin No 81 Fleet street, Brooklyn, on
saturday, nth inst, at one O'Clock p NJ
Stokes Suddenly, Friday afternoon, EDWARD H.
STOKES In the 10th year Of his aga
The friends OF the family are invited to attend the
funeral on Monday. 18th inst. from the Finh
Baptist church, corner Of West Fortysxth street. At
O'Clock z. NJ
Philadelphia papers please copy.
residence 975 Lexington avenue, JOHN j. SWEENEY
youngest son Of tho late Dr. James Sweeney aged rs
years.
Notice OF funeral hereafter
WAITE.-0n Thursday, December 9, 1875, ALYRED,
infant son OF Robert N and II. B. Waite.
Friends Of the family invited attend the fune-
ra on Saturday, 11th inst at two O'Clock, from the
residence Of his parents 800 West Fourteenth street.
WEEKs.-On Friday, December 10, ROBERT j.
WEEKS, aged years, months and 21 days.
Relatives and friends respectfully invited TO at.
tend tho funeral, without further notice, Monday
December l3, at his parents residence, fremont
WRTTERAU -On Thursday, December 9, CATHARINE,
eldest daughter Of George and Henrette G. Wetterau
aged years, o months and % days.
Relatives and friends of the family respectfully
invited to attend the funeral from the residence OF
her parents, No S3 st Marks place, on Sunday, the
18th inst, at one o'oclock p. NJ
WRAGG-At Morrisana, December 8, JOSEPH WRAGG,
in the roth year of his age
The funeral will take place at the Congregational
church, Washington avenue, Morrisania, on Sunday,
18th inst, at one O'Clock; thence 70 Woodawn Gene
terry
YoUEG-December TO- at 200 West Forty sixth street
the infant daughter OF William and Annie Young, aged
10 days
The New York herald., 1875-12-11
POLICE PISTOL PRACTICE.

Captain sebert, OF the Thirtyhrst precinct, yester-
day reported Of shooting practice between Pa.
trolman Charles Bennett Of his precinct and couple
OF supposed river thieves The officer noticing TWO
suspicious prowng in the woods near tho foot OF
1o6th street. North River, started toward them, when
they took flight lively chase ensued during which
one Of the Tying thfeves turned and fred upon the
onlcer. The latter retained the compliment aud kept
up the chase.
The men soon reached the river where they entered
boat containing two other and rowed rapidly
away firing two more shots at the policeman. One OF
the bahs penetrated his hat but did not inure him.
The men, who we're undoubtedly river thieves, es-
capped.
The New York herald., 1875-12-11
CANAL FRAUDS.

ALBANY, Dec. 10, 1875.
The Legislative Joint Committee reassembled this
morning Testimony taken in reference to the
damage caused by the carrying away Of the Gibson
dam at Corning by tho freshe Of 1870 and the claims
before the appraisers in the Black River damages,
and also for canal damages growing out OF
tho permanent appropriation OF the waters
Of Cazenova Lake and Chittenango Greek for reser.
voir and feeder the Erie Canal by the State and the
construction Of dam by the state, whereby the
clamantailcged his sawml was deprived OF water and
his property otherwise damaged
Tho COMMITTEES went into executive session, after
which thev adjourned until Friday. December IL.
The New York herald., 1875-12-11

1T II BLEECKER STREET NEAR BRoAWAY.-
IA Money advanced Diamonds, Watches ewelry.
Pianos &C also Pawnbrokers' Tickets bought Of Dmonds
Watches &c " Beecker street, up stairs.
A MEXICAN oFFICE-s75. .OOo-RUBIRs, DI6ONDs,
IA Emeralds. Watches. Jewefry Silverwsre fndiShaws
VaIuablcs &c bought highest possible xalue pd also
time purch edpcted established 1854 J H. kRRlN.
GER 735 Broadway.
The New York herald., 1875-12-11

roNY PASTORS NEW THEATRE, 5s5 AND So
i Broadway
The New York herald., 1875-12-11

FRIDAY EVENING. DECEMBER IT.
LOHENGRIN.
SATURDAY, DECEMBER Is. AT 2 O'CLOCK,
GRAND WACHTEL MATINEE,
IL TR0yAToRE
WACHTEL In his great role .MANRICO
Sale of commences THIS MORNING at o'clock
box office Of Academy Of Music and ia Broadway
Scale Of PrcesGeneral admission 81 reserved 81
and 81 Admission family circle so reserved
so
The New York herald., 1875-12-11
RESTAURANTS.

L,RENCH RESTAURANT, 54 WEST ELEVENTH
street. between University place and Fifth
Breakfast from A. NJ to 2 p. M table dhote from TO
r. NJ. furnished Rooms CHARLES JACQUES.
The New York herald., 1875-12-11

NINE BHfsNOI.I. MEDrCAL AND BUsINEssLAIR.
vi voyant tells names shows kenesses &c 5Otand ST.
so West Twenty -iitsh street
Le MeschaceÌbeÌ. [volume] ([Lucy] La.) 1853-1942, 1875-08-07
DERNIERES NOUvELLES

L.ssemblee nationale franchise q pris nee
yacanccs lie lie poete-romancier Hans
Christian Andersen est mort le meme jour 4
= iagpe, 4 rage do 20 ans. . s9'
he convention constituantc a
obfenu une maforite de $1,000 voix dams
fAlabau&-Le Mississippi monte toujours
on s'attend d &c quill deborde sur plusieurs
points entire Cairo ct Memphis; au-dessus dc
Memphis deux crevasses sont signalEes; les
exhalaisons des champs do maTs submcrgts
sont capables do repandre Ia peste.-La ma
jorite democratique du Kentucky dGpasscra
probablcment 10000 voix. ...,' - 80
lie gouyerneur Kellogg qui doit partir
dirnanche pour le Nord, nomme H.-R.
Steele juge de In Cour ciiminelle superieure,
ct H. G. Dibble assistant avocat-g general II a
recu de Wellswood, paroisse Rapides. une
lettre annoncant varrestation dun iudividu
rcpondant an signalement de Carl Alberg,
assassin du maitre d'ecole Bowtlen, de St
Jacques; 10 prisonnier dit etre Suisse ct sap
peler Gros.-M. R.-H. Mari convoque 10 CO.
mite central conservatism Il une reunion qui
AURA lien le ID, heur~ ct sieanie tli soir, al,
numero Sc de Ia rue du Camp.