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The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1875-10-02
MONDAY, Sept, 20 1875.

Board met pursuant to adjournment
Present. A. +. Beach, George II. Belford,
John Boyer, S. 5. Burgess, john j Conerton
Benjamin Edgcomb. J. H. Finley, Martin
Fiaherty, ii. VI. Gallagher, VIM w. Gilman.
S. NJ Heslett, L. b. Hichok, Charles Hoff
man, Richard J Iornick, A. A Klove, Viii.
liam Laui, s. X. Lewis, Solomon 10y. An.
drew Lynch, /. Marks, Dyson Miller, II. ID
Mcdonald, VIM. j. Neeley, John T. Nichol
Thode O'Sulliyan, james II Pickens, james
G. Reynolds, VIM. Sly, 4. H. Spicer, Geo. A.
True, Richard II. Walker.
Minutes of the first two DAYS proceeding.
OF this session read and approved
The clerk laid before the Board the ap
pointment of Z. II. SpIcer as Supervisor Of
the town Of Manlius Dfce Thomas, resigned
which is in the words and figures following
to- git:
To L. H. Spieer, Of The town Of Manlias OF
u county Ct La Sale aud slate OF Illinois
You are hereby notified that on the eighteenth
day OF September. a d. 1919. Dolphui
Clark, VIM. ii. Wiley and # w. Pitcher
justices of the peace and town clerk of sale
town, by their warrant of that date, unde
their hands and seals, appoint you to the OF
fee OF Supervisor for said town. which war
rant has been duly fled 10 my office.
Given under my hand this eighteenth
day Of september, A. D. 1875.
T. W. PITCHER.
Tovn Clerk.
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Chicago Market.

Oct lst, 1870.
Flour-Prices are shade higher. Fancy white
winter extras, s7.62@S.75; spring extras S6.4O@
$50; fancy Minnesota patent, s6.5O@S.6O.
interchangeable Winter sold at sl21@ l30;
No spring, sl,l96l2l; No. ,, Sl.O5@lO1}3.
Cern-No 2, 56@57e. Options, september,
56@57c
Oats--Cash sales, 37140c.
Rye -65@G6c.
Barley-No 2 Sl.O4dl.35
Lard-$l330@Sl350
Tallow-9c
Potatoes-New 20625c.
Butter-Good fancy yellow, 27@2Sc; roll l5@
lSc.
Eggs-lS@l9c. per doz.
Cattle Dull, ard prices unsteady. Fancy
grade steers $650@69O; choice natives S. 80
0575 cows ard heifers 215@350.
CONDENSEn TIME TABLE.
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ottawa Wholesale Market.

OTTAWA, Oct. LIST, 1915.
On yesterday the following prices prevailed
on corn and oats for feed:
COrn--50c.
Oats-Ncw, 30@33c.
Poultry is coming in more freely and prices
remain about the same as at previous quota
tons,
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Also to extend The delinquent road Tax IA,
certified and returned to him, and the ex
peGses OF surveys as certified by the differ
ent assessors, also the back personal taxes OF
The several towns as ordered by this board
On motion adjourned till O'Clock, Mon
day, Sept. 90, 1915.
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Board Of Supervisors.
TUESDAY, Sept "A, 1873.
sRpr. TERN, 1879

TUESDAY, Sept, Il, 1873.
noori ma, nnrsyant TO law, and called to
order by chairman.
On calling the roll the following named
Supery,sors answered TO their names:
G. W. Armstrong, A. L. Beach, George Il
Relford, John Boyer. Noble j. Bostwick, 5
s Burgess, John J. Conerton, Michael Con
way. Benjamin Edgecomb, j. II. Finley
Marin Flaherty, II. NJ. Gallagher, VIM. w
Gilman, S. NJ. Heslett, L. b. Hichok, Charles
Hoffman, Richard j. Hornick, A. A. klove
William Lauf. s. II. Lewis, solomon 10y, An
drew Lynch, l.. Marks, Dyson Miller John I
Miner, r. d. Mcdonald, Nathaniel Mcln
tyre, John r. Nichol, ::rhode OSullivan
James Fl. Pckens James Pritchett. James Z
Reynolds, Erastus G. Snedaker, VIM, Sly
John Stout, E. II. Spicer, L. Tower, Geo a
True, Richard r. Walker.
Supervisor Flaherty offered the following
resolution which on motion was adopted;
Reso,ped, That the clerk he authorized t'
draw his order on the treasurer tor the sun
of S125 in favor of +. G.. Allen, the same he
ing for interest non due on mortgage on Aims
House Farm.
On motion of Supervisor Burgess, tho
Board prepared list of Grand Jurors as re
ouired by law for the next October, January
and June terms Of the Circuit Court OF this
County.
On further motion of Supervisor burgess
the Board prepared Petit Jury list for the
ensuing year as required by law for the dit
ferent courts of record in this county, inclu
ding he City Court of the city of La Sale.
On motion of Supervisor Armstrong, it is
ordered that the special commit'ee.to erect
County Aims House be Instructed to inquire
into the subject of lighting said aims house
and report the result Of their investigation to
this Board as soon as practicable.
On motion of Supervisor Armstrong, 1t is
ordered that when this Board adjourns on
tomorrow, that it stand adjourned until three
o'clock on Monday Sept goth, 1913,
ION motion BoarG adjourned till o'clock
tomorrow morning.
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WEDNESDAY. Sept 90, 1879.
Board met pursuant 10 adjournment.
Present same as yesterday.
Minutes Of yesterdays proceeding read and
approved.
Supervisor Mcintyre introduced remon.
STRANGE signed 10y the legal voters )i the town
oil Manlius against the formation of new
town, To be known rs the town of Miller out
oil congressional township No 81, Range 5.
supervisor Burgess introduced the follow.
ing resolution, which ON motioa was adopt.
ed
Resoir,d, That in all cases where the as
SCISSORS nave omitted to assess tracts OF land
OF Town lois In the several towns in this
county, the county clerk be and he Is hereby
instructed 10 assess The same as like property
is assessed in its vicinity.
Supervisor Gilman introduced tho rnll,w
ing resolution:
Resoioed, That the sum of - dolIors n,
so much thereof as may be necessary he nd
the same is hereby appropriated out of anv
money in the county treasury, not o,herw;:,
appropriated, for the purpose of FURNISHING
and repairing out.buldings. and prenar;n !
the ne@ county Aims House for occunancy
and that the same be expended by the suner
inlendent ofihe poor as IN his Judgment ma,
seem TO the best interest of the county.
Supervisors MclGtyre moved to amend b,
inserting after the words expended byn tL,
words."a special committee consisting a
Supervisors Gilman, Flaherty aud the Snper
intenden, Of the poor" rs in their judgmen
may seem tor the best interest of the county
Supervisor Armstrong moved 10 amend b,
Inserting 1900 in the blank before tb,
word dollars. which amendment was adnpie /
) SupIrgls IcIntyre rcpewetl his motto,
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to amend by Withdrawing the name ot "'',
man and inserting the name OF Lewis an"
causing the amendment 10 READ, alter Tue
words "expended by "a special commute
consisting of Supervisors Lewis, flaheIS
and the Superintendent Of the poor a. III
their Judgment may seem for the best inter
ests OF the county, which amendment WAS
adopted.
The resolution rs amended was adopted;
Supervisor Nicely moved to authorize the
special committee To erect Aims House 10 eA'
tend the time for the completion of the same
to the first day of November 1879, which mo
ton was laid upon the table.
Supervisor Gilman, chairman OF the spc,
cial committee TO erect Aims House, moved
to take I'D from the table the report OF sal"
committee for consideration, which moilon
was carried, and said report adopted and oI
dered to be spread upon the records, ana Is
in words and figures as follows;
To the Board Of sopofrisorscf la Sale eoT@'
~:
Your committee intrustcd with building
the county Aims House have to report that
! in accordance with the instructions of thc
Board at the last January session, the con
tract for the building, complete and ready Tor
occupancy was let to Messrs. Cowell, Clark
! e Co. of Ottawa for the sum of $4,000, pay
ments of 80 per cent. on the architects est.
mates to be made between the lst and 9th oi
each month. the whole TO be finished by the
lsi day of October 1870.
At a meeting of the committee on the 9TH
OF May, Thomas Johns, chairman Of the com.
mi,tee having removed from the State, W.
| w. Gilman was chosen chairman, and q. W.
jackson, Sec'y of the committee. Your com
mutee have met monthly and examined the
work done and compared estimates with
same and have made payments to MessrS'
Colwell. Clard Il Co. as follows.
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Exchange on New York, i premium, selling.
La Sale county bonds, par and interest.
Foreign exchange is selling at $500 per i.
Sterling exchange selling $3.50 to 5000 per {.
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Pass. Trains West. STATIONS

A. NJ. Smith. Genl Pass. Agt. II. RIDDLE, Gen'l Sup
May -. 1875. F.TAvENER, Agent at Ottawa
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TUESDAY, Sept, 81, ~ O'Clock, p. IN.
Board met pursuant 10 adjournment. EEL.
Present quorum.
Supervisor Edgcomb moved TO take up the
question Of preparing the resident pauper
list. and on call OF the roll no quorum being
present the Board adjourned until . O'Clock
tomorrow morning.
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DIR. u. OLIN,

OF Chicago. formerly OF this pia.e win visit Ottawa. ST
Chiffon Hotel first Tuesday OF each month for treating
Al. diseases OF the Eye ssd Esr surgcAlly otherwise
Operaonsfor cataract artificial pupil inverted
Of the ear Duct eye srshyomA and the removal Of
tumors and morbid CROWNS Of every description. Artificial
ewes and ear drums Inserted NtAsut pain prevOas opera
ton. Granular cyclic. tss po- esea dsis On e ees'.
yadlcaliy ard Permanently cgea
Prem long expe.ce In treating diseases q the Eye
and Ear he feels eoaaden IN stss that he can care ney
every case Chronic diseases $50 reaea Consutato5 Dee
Largest stock cf Artifcssl Eye. N the West.
Decenber 10th tssa-tf
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Mr.. Narrowing. Of Georgia, gives tone TO his
name by shooting his oninstead Of a cat.
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Ecrses, Garriases. farness, sc.

BOARDING STABLE, u 3d-st., neaf
Bo.tre. trfvate anu hurses taken On nvoV;
irs class stable tsrrns reasonable
DERFECr PARALLEL MOTl0N.-T The
problem solved al last ,.,ad Ia TliES NE EXrhA.
.hoh cam I,sciy oycrconics tho difficulties which
have uuael ~ ssnns inrch2nciAna rnnphies Edaois ~
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Giinslions tOlnle]--f:males.

NIr5e5
AN ENGLISH LADY wishes an engagement
y az MONTHLY 5lCk NJ -i.; Las guUi r.trtLct
Lrdes Cal aulrIso " IsoH 4fO Iaf
ioI ave, ArV0slyb.
NliRSE-By an English Protestant woman OF
t.Ohgy FecnnuenGcD " private iamy "0riOfS Xo laih
AID uOcor "a Desco ar thoroughly exp Ii'hUa hN~n
n1.ly ,ich nurse, hgay ,as'a, r'V'f,
honest neal Ouslng naAes herself uscl country Vt eit.
4 b .ON1l.Ab =. j0T itI ave, mar 23i -.
At WEST 3GIiI-S IA Scotch girl
VIII some nNpsriolcs situation ~ iNar
~~4 2D-AVE., between 4 LIST and 42d-sts.--
4 uspc'taJie mlndi-agci woman ~ \ u i.7t' anu
S!-A .-. Last Place wages not 80
uIIuu OUje't a comfortable Hoiic.
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Ecctures ai,o Alrc!iuJs.

rE'HE QUARTERLY MEETING Of the WON
As U< ION MISSIONARY SOCIETY viii b. held
ol WEDNESDAY, AFrrHNOOA Dlo.@, 2lst OF y tn. 10
thc parOr, Lecture Room OF Or hOGl.!->S Nhafeh
Finn Twenty r,t ST. entrance Twenty nlS 81 Dr
CHAdBEHLAIN Of india and Rev. ID. aIUAHT DoD0E
WI address, the meeting.
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nOI;Sr and CARkiAUE MARK RI

NEw-YoRK. Tuesday, April go. 1878.
At Arch. Johnston's Mart, Thirteenth-st.
between University inoo and Fithave, the usi sen,i
weekly saie took place. Fellow quote the prices
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amEseMent6.

AIMEE SPECIAL. MATINEE TODAY
ecs% Thsr,s. s d Ar ss'ssi a. 4 Isrxu
Ia ToLIE PGRFt sEI ST. PruInee, the aiten
s az cas- A5ssS s5i' Sea; $50" 50 ecSts
YcEUM TtiEATER AIMEE'. .s ts Nights
~ IopHf rttF,En S 9a Tss T ~" g.
Also i foalth Wen a % si Nieh4. q
!" "' - j5 Ell Ext raRF 1s SSTt h
he sprlshiu,s Of f,encl Opera p9af a. WIZ
unsnaor . 1 htr s'' S,sracti proSe with
seensFs costumes. prop PcIiest nise en- seone
ACADEMY OF MUSIC. ITHLyAS rl 0gEEa.
%EbSEsDAY FI rsSN, APr' si' ats
A.o sig- TASIiA a q 94p RHINA &c
ADM1ssicN Il deserved seais 81 Baes ss and
Seats s ~ fcsI1 tsy So s' 7ol and III p,oaway
BoorH4,,. 1 THEA j r THURSDAY. e EXTRA
RO0TH' THEATER. EXTRA MATINEE.
- LASi WEEK or L heTE WEEK TX OF n1sxoLp.
sbaPcT , caran snf y aal Of S Appearance Of
Air..KItsNUiDas Tie Young Monarch
C.~ EXTRA MATINEE 70 MORROW THvRsDAYJ 81
"'->' SIS HGEfXIDE NELSON
IN her great sp. q c AZ NV NV 81 SECURED
GRAND OPERA HOUSE. LAST NIGHTS
~ Of the finest epeetae. fysr PEO'neod tn '"foA'
FIRST AfP-1 Mss fasl Ab II }flcHAoN i'f '
the
pnINCE.
NEW BAlikTS.
LA MANCIA,' by MNc MOIlA1Glil.o ANN,
BEAUTTFUL EMERY. GORGEOUS corFUhES NE"
Carriages can be ordered At iol5 Box oce o9ou from
to -... -
GRAND MATINEE SATURDAY AT 2
GRAND VOCAL ald INSTRUMENTAL
~ CONCERT,
Tie Madison Re,O'le. Church. corner Osth 81 aDd
Madison ave. Lev. II. b. tiAN-t, Pastor, -
THURSDAY ~ rNING, Alli! ~. lh15
I1,-a O. scotland DbeT solsi W ap-1i,
ts.sineI with 81 Sron- paco baptsL
thurch Irpi yu consisting " - trained Voices, ultl 40
election II Mr. = Ia-ar, ofgaui-t ant choirH3slrr "a
FL open :, n commences ~ = llches
AT LriaWgy and ,iussi- at Car!c0ns lidsI
Iutl ANenur Hotel and AZ the door
OLYMPIC THEA1EG, GA BIOADWA Y.
- PIE FAMILY THEAfFl or THE MErROPOLIS.
FILLED 70 RHPLhTIOE Nith -.
LAHIE- CHILD ~, FAMI lI -, and 80 iAl pAtSIi -
Gu. HsSr CITIZENS BRING CHER VINE, AND
/ FAMILIES TO WITH f1- 4 Pure, Wtnlt-pMtl r.
JOY brE ENrEHrA J. MINT. ClLASfE, CHOICE re
MATT NEE5 WLDs ksDAY and SATURDAY at q
| GAN FRANCISCO HNSTRELS.
- NEW OPERA HOUSE. aud Twenty MIMI 81
IMMIsASE oUC .fN, or TlB
BUl.LLSOUE oPELLlNG-AATLl II . .
secured. MATINEE SATURDAY hS'
SETTIE BLUME: ASSOCIATION HALL.
y RFALTNCs AND MUSIC.
THU SHAY EVTEtNf Alril %
Organ by J. &. 10y j. ilcs.t % ce, &CGGrley
J. 1. FkObIShER, DlrecDr.
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b;iaa!ions uantc0-- Ma.es.
Clerks. Statesmen. &c.

CIerks, BlItsInel, UC
CFCRFTARYSHIP OR TREASURERSIiIP
- WANTED ~ co,d Incorporated Company invest
A. 900 al eLsi; with ~ t Ia a. e,snlaeI vi
affairs prime eIdaIous from banks AMI baAoiA Ad
cless LYON. oifCC.
(SIANTED-A SITUATION AS BOOK
w kEhPEF.or slant by young man rs a rst class
book rtr and Accountant wOud ne Of corr si'irnt
in Ur b AID German and show best references AGraa
+. Ii. H., Eo1 i6U, ir4Dune C.iCS.
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Summer ieirsnis.

DOTND HILL HOTEL. Northampton, Mass.
Al PARADISE q r AAkls4LA- ~ j. nlS I'M T.,
MAY Terms reasonable great Inducements ioi
sirIpg kal or Winter stamp toGI1sSs Otdt
CT. MARK HOTEL,
van 'i'" W. u. CA3IP & JOHNSON. Pyoqrietors
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Giluuiions uanlc1-fcmalc5.

General Eol,ewor<.
HOVSEWORk-By German young wo-
= nau Is cIOh AMI hIsi late washer aIh ir'hei
al - ~ LON =. l3I E.t lSilst bet 81 and itl aVcS
tIOUSEWDRK or CiIAMB RMAID, WATT
i 4 Rt.--, ttr-By neat uly cOkr'd y1an: rid! y
c or lee cnIair, las go1i RI rcIccs At tie PROTEST l.
All HOME BLI!EAt, lj' 6.h-ase.
HOUS EWORk-By wiling, Industrious
4 vouia giri : q god plain & 'Ok AID nitr Washer
irtic AT vi mag o. InaA" "t-"f "rtrta hseiul :" " -
ever b. rtslr epOi rr'ouin haii"1S
CARA CAiEN EirS 10 ~ SO llth 81 criF ~ 81" ave.
HOUSEWOKk-A strong young woman
ao.l! Ar flIrr otl0 Gis.,E..A I. nos 5EWORh. II
c L. ~ rOuutry itp cook ard hInirT an cor fhI'+h
.t1d r-frr-uc. AI 40 ODELLs A"ENCN. 90 west JAIN
81. corner "i BroA4"ay
LEOUSEWOGK-By an English Protestant
woman: i4oro-gasy gOsl washer. IL 'inss
general honsevorA wei tao" lriy Of ns.
butler mas atent-r -tTens active id ~ih eat -
~ y rnnuiry b crt has -ood ro'ertnecs Can
al % Cth ave. lrsi. sta and Jt'-si~, up ,iars
sSn WEST 54TH-ST., rear h0usc.-A re
'1O s,scable young - Tor zen 1. Ia J. hD DIM.
Cal twOdass.
ESS WEST 16TH-ST.-A respectable young
,Est gl bbdo HUI -F.~Oi.h IA sinai rShe LLib .
Jnt lOTH-AVE.-A respectable young girl
~ ~ CDOk WASHER aDd lRDNGR or do gent RAJ
uU1seworK GOO reference
.l1u WEST lSTH-ST.-A respectable young
--~SU grl a. COOK. WASHER and Isu' ~. IN a SINAI
family prsp. ctS rri' rtIc'-
DIA WEST 17It-Sr.- respectable woman
- - la do GkH El.AL HDUSEwoI.k' willing 1" 80 a
distance r. tac couAtTy COOL reiereLc"'
TT 3D-AYE., top floor, between 46th AMI
4 47fist.-A GIL NJ vii DO general HO UeI-Woiih
IN a small family good Tr'ron'e
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Lade MAJ Is,
La IA 1rajSe5.

La 4re j5e;.
a. ,,,rurr,N ...- .. ,,o ,u. H., tho
y AMEhi1 - MU'i' ~ - - 80 VIZ; "a
rs Fay % to- 81 or orc can a. 80 Grern~ icli 81,
,.,,,,,.,,r, ~ I, -. ., -. -. ~, 49,
a hf>i ~ fniII' noiii"ii W = t' L,sI,t -
ea.l I T:te "a $40 Last 18th g. two .lals IN
-rtr.r, q, a.. -. =. 1t;.;4. w ,SIIINf,
IhN " Ltoo Eiui'tic>s 80 ~ w -, o
-r1yees. al At Ho ~ Wcat s5is,. Rom No J.
,.n,r,.C, Ct,t .;.L . .;tu,,;o, oa
lOt Ht Uli.l1 Wlshcs Sloudtlon as
LAUN DRESS III P'ls i',' vi ~, Ill
West 81, DIT
-1UVp37 80 NJ = ,,o,,,c, ,vo,non "a first
| Az NDh.-,7 Dy u , "iu -, "' -' 49, % ~
Ins OF iaars 4rirs IN superior IT. re- very
best c.ly reference. Apply NJ oDALLS A"i."Cl' ~" i"'
West JltI--,p corner hr@.i ay. -
AITNnpEsS and CUANDEp HAID-By "A
l. young nuuo~. pones~ can AZ all Kin Of
la7 nn"r'Ss T. s.Ie',o, 81 ~, ~, A., I CITY or
stsira.
,rNnDTcS rpv a ,you rooon, ncnd,d relj-
4 htNbhi'o'T-pJ !" "'ii ~ ''''' > = -. IN
every RESPECT >lrrh PuG rc sn ilr ard ." ~ e1
uri, Sitts In l-si ~. TO- o" 90. ,,'' 80 20 VIZ, '
u N cnmtFy CAL al cAiFhN I'm y LOT "' '-'
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Gpiels.


FAMILIES breaking up housekeeping
4 ltTENANT HOU BToauWay, New y, t., "e Gle
va.r and al iuipro, suit 81 room i'm new F.
anlits, 20 Ia 100 week nan
seat ~ .1ar anu rooms. u 80 aud "a Gay Rooms
without board, 81 a day AMI upW 3.i. - 49,
LEWIS ~ GEO. :. LELAND Propret"rs
- ROVE HOUSE, IL, l76 and Us l}lecckcr-
IA 81, Broaiway.fine ROOMS WITH excellent tabi'
Tor iaints gle .2 % t0<% pei ua3 SfOiuel
gTOUuEs
IRVING HOUSE, European plan, Broadway
ard Tweiffs' blocks nom Union snuarr. Rooms ~
per d2y. Vt' T. h-NhLoN, ri"' ''"l'
MARLBOROUGH HOUSE, 3oth-st. and 'th-
~ ave. Murray i-AmeIlcin plan three line suit "a
he, roor -" !isc
bel rooms connertiug all fIont with southern eslre
CANDS POINT HOTEL,
- SANDS POI 1T ]. T.
MAY for summer gttSvr - ilrr = y d','"'
leaves Pccsp daily at 10 and Thirty yhrtht T. H. q, -
ONT al 80 n. l % rs "a wa
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Amuse menie.

CpHESUS and the TEMPLE OF DIANA
win DC evepdd s5c dRkA Al h4h Of the
O THGss 90 APRIL o. .na SATURDAY, APRIL a.
at p N, b. M jGHS +. WOOD, p r I. B. A. Dirveto'
rae do.rs s open 80 Tosets for ,ao eogr.s
coo5fs Ulaon s ana At DC soSs,tere Appleton CT
$40 Jl broadway and @ r. fntnans sons. 80 At aao
The feature viii BE- fuy IIustatcd with the ssreopteou.
NEW YORK CONSERVATORY of MUSIC.
~ Fast itb At near 6th ave,
,,a gsSt g selg pSqR.SScr
io2 ioi and 100 Court 1T.
puprs row RECEIVED 9i re- the SPRING sENsoN.
NATIONAL ACADEMY OF DESIGN,
~ twenty ihirt At and Fourth ayc
TIE 1, ttftttth ~ St'4 - Isf H Iss
DAY SSS SBD STvfESx1vG.
DARK THEATER. Broadway aud 22d-ss.
IN ''"i TR fn 4 ,rG'' GaYS ;'''''
In Murdoes- sed DAyf e%@fEsG Romance of til.
AN AmrgrSS %%S pastoral. ,.,-,
MISS ROSA RA NXXPRpAyS knLfa5,n,YToH VAUGHN
SATURDAY MATINEE
GTEINWAY HALL.-FRlDAY EVENING.
GRAND yqccy sg5r & i s22NcERr
given with e a' sqsf% Z sTgT ff% and'
Teks e. Rgsar ct ssa, % ss1i &c. =, s,rs,r.
7. - Brua.iway
TWENTY THIRD Grand Organ Concort,
chnrh q thS & T9 r. M1G'%a a} o;, AID A..
J0soilnt TBnSOa laos Nstoisi ChHroh rook'
s vas T. Aa5 6no 'l 4d % 20 Syhs
VTNKEL EDGEWISRS
SINGING SKEwL
will repeat their CsDcert on
gE5DAI I.VE..lNG, ALtn ~. 1870,
cEargAl sers 3, %. & .,,, CHURCH.
Tickets, 30 q DOOIH ~ en- Al 7 ltfk. - -
L0li tickets tie nst couc"rt can 81
thoh for ofh'rs ailoisitag Ia uia, 10y paying =
additional AZ - 1cha ne 'siy goods Store snd onI
l. CltnaNC T. r. Nlln3 -Or 30 Wet fnlriy f0ITui-
ST. or AZ fhe door on The e, cInng
VTNlON SQUARE THEATER.
! prnprstor ...-........ Rr SHERIDAN SHOOK
Rrsin- al ; over a. u.
l2ist TO 19sth TIHB
Nj Hart Jackson s. ai.Aptatenot
TUE TWO ORPiIANS.
THE MOST BEAUTIFUL PLAY SEN IN NEW YORK
FOR YEARS
inclaslas Charles r. TboTue
OF IT,, Mches llankin, " r. A.scklf' stuart
Lnis i,1A-on. John Parsello W T. CoCswe!.
marvellous II. 4 MONTGOMERY. 4. r. MOTHS W IL
play wilder. lander Itomps1n, I" Qlig.
lov Ofhrrs: Misses Fanny Nor AT
That OF Kate CEixi0n, hltti fsAncNsru. fttan
Pr ,ibus Granger, Name Nllklps LA .eiivn.
production IIbD 'r'i MOI fDpi, ksbs h"h.h', O"ss
nera Cassi.ily. aud Lathe TaOrPe. -
and aal TIE StLNE4tf, P1 MAIs5Fps, u,
bern rflaaied TIL - MOoG .dAhNlfICENf EVER
elsewhere. Sci UPON ANY STAGE -
SATURDAY, APRIL D. TN LNIiErH MATINEE OF
TIE TWO ORPHANS.
Scat may BE- secured on month III al siJee
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-04-21

SeanstIessas.
A DRESS and CLOAK MAKER az years
Tiehce de- low more eusAsod iens al h'i"IAs
LrUsHlna! AOusr. - West oJ'taL
An experienced DRE55A AKER would like
~ u rar ow more en'sensn.s 9y tne asy OF weoS
mDdefaie. Phrguso call or tress 40 te'a'o
4 FIRST-CLASS SEAMSTRESS is DESTROYS
on W a " machine address SEA Ms rF;ss Boa 100
Ifibuuo Once
4 COMPETENT SEAMSTREsS and OPE-
- RAIVI; on lues' aui c!drn ah,rrsanrlts WISHES
county. al at JiC Gt.ta'e
1 YOUNG Girl. wishes situa6on in a
~ private family AZ ~ ha. aea own H+ii.s
near rr'. 5ota 81 st. = ." '''' ''''''''
A THOROUGHLY competent SEAMSTRESS,
~ rst Feirrence sh,its eaclsen'Iit' ny ~
S Wss; T. Gs.% s@lA'''' -, =
I ACE WORK, &c-An expert LACE HAND
r "a srer na designs AMI cleans ami repairs
a i 81 ,s g s s t ca Or Slti fs '
fancy s,ore.
No. o1s WEST 3jTH-ST.. near 7th-tva.-
r.sue AIDE SEAM STRESS ind to 10 hgl cirtu
would on u growing ehrrn best CITY refer
WANTEDmBy an in mtege9t e y9anS Srs woman geals
re.crence. Cal $50 9tl-.vep tn the store
I'D Spf ING-ST., over the StUTe.-A young
sgna GEs o 5 OF liona a esrs geo So
the city OF 80 10 Europe has good reference
InE1ST 54TH-ST.-A Protestant Young
" woman wis mes "A enstumcfs IN INST class
l,ni., v the ,lay a. MAKER taOIo1gly understands
h. Du.n-. IN Address htss fiA oiA' aicss
.DS HUDSON-ST., corner Charles. --DRESS
,b,bC MAXI S FAMILY Si.N lNt OF every dc-eflp
uO cut ana Beatesi manner shirts made TO orer
GOT 3D-AN "a respectable woman wishes
O0l situation as nIstel-ss sEAMsrENsS' be"' cay
rt1s renee.
one GTII-AVE., first hOOr.-Dres,maker,
CttO tho roughIy fitting ~ fish trimming, iesifes LN
t,,GEIENfS for coming oil home, - day
French cutting and ntac BIsng ami remOfehng