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Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-08-12

WHEN the smoke-cloua lifted last
night it was to be seen that The fire had
been spread out in several directions
and made to cover q more eAtshaeo
area.
A STRICT watch is kept. night and day,
on the big woodpiles. mouniaInwards,
as rrecau,ion against FIRE. These be
parlous times.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-08-12

TIE Republican P:imHg;aa vii take
place one weel: from to-day-on the 19;h
inst. Those who would participate
therein should bo registered.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-08-12

Qua mountain fires made their finest
display last night. The appearance was
IL If vast hillside city ley there IN
ashes and the e.ptiers were burning
th"rl? elves nr.. We hrTr n"v"r had
any so splendid = sGow III t.re H"rhs here
before.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-08-12
LvA CONSOLIDATED Col

~ and Silver Mining Company. Location
of principal place Of business, Carson City,
Nevada. Location of works, Pyramid Lake
Mining District, Washoe County, Nevads.-
Notice is hereby given that there are delinquent
upon the following described capital stock of
the Company on account of Assessment No. 8,
levied July l1th, 1876, the several amounts set
opposite the names Of tho respective share
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-08-12
HOTEL ARRIVALS.

opxsrr HousE-GxoHsE d. FRYER. PROPRIETOR
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-08-12

>,n1oIS his; face with thS san alaIfS hp
!, .,t,.r,,,o,or, e,,d el,kes his Thirst
=. -,..; ;,-;o., T. wa.
Win rs wv,
Lambs funny mend, 'em "hi'e' "ho
used 10 give yearly feasis CT flied san
.,,.os and ,.ble ale 10 tbe cbinnev
.
s"r' prrS aPPfeh'tes Oh Ills -0',''%''
Now who will be the rhlIanth!oplS' e
trsa, these Indian seiohbors Of ours 10
,.:,f.-.;.o ,,5 nv
t.ae way. is = watermelon = fruit: Dt IS
i vegetable? For. "a mare is g
I.n,sA while Il horse is II 'ef Il mare, 81
may q frpif he q vrcaini5!e while 4 " ge-
.a,la c.o hardly he classified as q iriit.
Now It pumph,n j. met "eei,'Td'y
vegetable aud not 4 'f'h'' ""'' 49,
take IT, IS cn'V"io@' .'V 49,,
'H.,t the i'He % .f-,,:.,or,,
frut ana TtE~'""'0 - inv ',-t
eaten i"W v ne .t,.,.2
cooked. idf n" a"9n' ,''t
D. ~ ~; Win avery '", 'Ie
raw! Do 80 iot de'4". .Ne '''NF o''''
eltW? Auu "ho ever hr"'d O. t''h'H
cUcUnUer: Aud Vet "e COOK ali''S,
y ~, having :ti" committed Ourselves,
l-,'s Sc VIVA Father Noah has 10 say ~
way # luttinG d detthiilon upon TIE
49, w., ,,,.>,l f,,r a,,;,v,,a,,r of ,nru
or on;;,.ajs hy he uryce-sls ii Y, gctabie
"r0.lk: th4t pSrt Il plants when G;'n-
t"ins tie SEED: 'SEe' 'iiE 'IS J"'!'
n"'F! p'o ;'',I,,'-,ne, ,t,';r t.e4s a. he
,,'7Is .anui uaar. relrh. berries. H..
l.,.i,,,y and oilers" This SEEMS 80 up-'t
some al cur conclusions. las how s.D5ri
u, n,,,rrn;yf3t <,.f,,sh? We ,ypo=e it. TOO.
-nus. he . frr,it. i}ut who viii treat the
Tr5isns .,I1 I'M their bellies ~ bounte-
49,. -, N..,;+a diI The l,,.ia s1.,erk:
-Tt,.+5. t1,a nn-st;on.
To Tgu p,rEoN, - Tar N.vADi
~, ..,.-,1 ..,,,,..
AA.ll't'-- i' ''!'" -
postal ~aTtiS 70 b. HtfAtS ih pVi'i'H5 'TS
''''' " u $3.50 80, ,.N.. =, 1y-r
4. ;r,,as.. has n-rvant,3 ne from
publishing the p1rloe this week, have
decided not 70 pn6lls,l the neal hah'' l
oeioie tne n-7t ut',A.,' ;' ., a,',
SS''s'l'si t,is.f - >, c,nz..,.
my ateH,s 'Hs ,''1',r .,n ra.i,,a ,ha frIj
As a., '','5i'-@ ,,s[sr an5 all advertise.
n''L.1s' - -, ;,sa,;a,1 acrord.rr 20
il.',,.,,t l,.,-.. "a a,~,n.,an,enf will
be entirely SATISFACTORY. ~ case , ~ s'CM-
ho% 7 .I,,I, fr,njnr some one tn suner:n-
,eu1 tls u.b!ication of the paper.
HEoEGH j.. ALLEN,
t-IItor ami fuaiis4sE'
-, ...-,- e..,., e., Sharpe, ros.ar-
"1 '''o'> , ..,- ,t.a ,.a.t ,,,,r.
west u;,,ts of the town in such q dense
voru,,o rs to make ones ewes timgie
and head ache. The dwei!crs at the
,nncr end OF Spear street We're as
,,i,-.,, ,i;.oo,,,,,o,iai a. if tbrv were in
,,.,,.;,,,..,,;...
ney. The wind, contrary to us usual
course "me' men, , ' nn, from rho south-
west. OF course ali the slumberine
embers lying on the slopes OF the
mountains were revived anu .ne con-
4 e.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-08-12

Aud in accordance with law and an order of
the Board of Trustees, made on the 18th day
# JuIy 1876 SO many shares of each parcel of
such stock as may be necessary viii be sold at
public auction, at the Office of the Secrerarg,
l., III G.. McLaushlins Jewelry store in the
dams House, Carson street, Carson city, Ne
vadi on the
Thirty first (3ist) day Of a ugust. 1876.
Al The hour of IL M. of said day, to pay said
d lnquent assessment thereon. gether with
costs OF advertising aud expenses CT he sale.
JOHN Il. ELY, Secretary.
Carson City, August 9th, 1876. aus-td
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-08-12
Notice..

FE7.E HokHD OF CAPITOL COM
3 rniseiNuers VIII receive scaled proposals
,Irtil MONDAY. AUGUST :, l77'i. Tor furnish
IN Ons Hundred and S"vcuty-tve CORDS more
or less II Wood tor the ice OF the Caplt"i
Building.
Said Wood to be good Yellow Pine mot float
wood and thirty cords thereof 70 be cut twice
the balance cut once, and all to he neatly cord
ed in the basement OF the Ctpltol BUl!CILS, on
or before the first day Of December next.
By order OF the Board.
J. II. MINOR, Secretary.
July 81, 1876.
, 1876-05-02

would, II faithfully usod, cure largo variety of
chronic complaints. shore mould 10 hero and
tLase case which, from tts sovotity, OF from tia
complication with other dlsorders would resist
thsir action. These exceptional ca7os required \
thorough examination into their aymptoms, to
ascertain tbs exact nature and extent OF the
disease or diseases under which the patient was
labor1ug, sud Tho uso Of specific remedies to
meet and overcome tho ahne. THIS icd to tho
establishment OF tito World'a Disponsary, At
Buffalo. N. y, with .ta Faculty Of physlcAna and
Surgeons, each Of whom Ia skilled in tho treat
mcnt Of chronio disorders tn general and those
belonging to lis orn special department in par
t,cnlsr. To ono ia assigned diseases Of tho
throat and lunRs; Ia Anothor, diseases Of tho
kidneys and urogenitat organs; 70 another,
dssoahca Of tho digestive system; to another,
dissaaea Of tho nervous nyBteu aud 10 aDotheF.
diseases of the eya and ear. Thus the highest
tlogrco Of perfection in medicine and surgery ID
attsined. The establishment Of tbs institution
enables the Doctor 10 meot louR-folt want IN
tho treatment Of the mora scvaro chronic ai1cc.
tionA. Dy careful consolidation Of tho symp-
toms, ~ given In writing Io successfully trcals
Thousands OF casps at their hones. Othara visit
tho DlspensRry In porsou. The ampIess RESOURCES
for the troatment OF lingering affections are thus
placed At tho disposal Of syers patient, and those
on whom the proprietary medc.nes 10 not have
tho dcstred elfect eau procure moro thorough
and ot1iciout course by persona! application to
the proprietor Of tho Worlds DApensary
, 1876-05-02

Tho Paris correspondent OF the Lontlon Echo
writes - Unnatural parenta aie not no rare ~
human nature would aoblrc, hut IL IL still raIn TO
nucot with such couple Of monsters aa have
Hxct]uea aud his wife Ind the charge Of al estate
at Laval. They had been married sonle
years, and Possessed fous chilaFon,-two
girls, the elder, Marie. a2ed q, and
two hoys. Augusta aud Constant, aged TO-
spectlyely midi. On tho 25ta Of september
lust llacaues weut to tho Police Comnlsnhry.
aud Rald that soma gypHes had robbed hts
money cheat and Btolan As two Hona from the
houHa during tie absence Of hltnsot AMI w,fu
in Tho tlo!ds Tho Eendarmos were At onco put
OH the search. but no trace Of the gypslcs or the
children could 10 tou1ltl buddenIy ono Of the
Gondartucs thought Of acop well which
llea in eecluued corner OF tho estate.
but lIac'l,los coutonded 1t was use!eB1
bRu droA nc1 4ts suns. Tho Eoudurnio, huwevcr,
euelt rat.bn1 0n arriving 1t tho wolt tho bo&us
ot sLn poor little victims wero discovered At tllu
bottom. The poiico wero convinced tho boyH
re.iuco the family expenses, tho father having
ofson complained Of Ills boys 'coBt,ng him TOD
much Tho chiof Witness HainHt tho }rhonets Was
thcsF eldest daughter MaslA. ilsfe ID 4ho ei,,sa1
examination ln court :: You had two littlo
WELL In what WE'LL 2, 'ln tho vol at homo,
Who threw t!on into tho wclll' 'papa.'
'Ws,oro s..A he take them from7' from thor
bod.' Whore "eTs you at the ttma?' wes
n h' s % ss to ae a t% yfai % s .ss, ss,
anything Yes 10 told mo to hold M, tongue.
or Hoparately?' lilo took them together,
tlndcr each Rrm.' Did thoy cryi' sOh. ysH.
SIR 'Whcn your mother cano home what did
Hhe ahy p 'She sa,d Hho could not t;sIl tho
brats.' did you SEQ tho n,onoy-cheas BROKEN
open3' fes.' 'Who did tf' Papa, Air.
sWhst did 10 take out p Tho money Tho
evidence aEainst tue mother betuB insufficient,
eho waH acquitted, bns tho father Was Hentencul
10 hard Labor for hfe, much to the SURPRISE OF
tho people IN court, rho expected he would have
been sent 70 the guilctluo."
, 1876-05-02
A Now Centennial Proposition.

Tho Mayor Jestosday reoaivod letter from j..
c. Monroe, Of Newburg, N. T., .nak.ug . sug-
Tesstou that Presidential group Of trees, ono
tsea sos each President, bs rot out In one os the
oIty pasks Tho letter stAseH that tue plan has
received the approval Of tbs Comn,ittos having
charge OF tho Washington Headquarters 10
Newbnsg. With the lottor were sent two arsI-
clea cut from tho Newbur9 UtsltY Journdt. one
written by Sir. Moaroe aud tLa other BY ]. L.
1leauley, Tho American LlatoriAn, both faYorlng
the suggestion. bir. lIeadloy Eccon,me ndH that
tho treoa be planted 10 circle. With the one
reprsseutin Ing George Washington III The centrs.
Alao, that tho iuc1osing tE0tx 10 eyots1cens,
while the ceu.ra! one bo Al American pine. It
IL stated that the Mayor IL fsvorstly iupEeased
With lss suEgtasion, sud 1t will probably hu laid
before the Park Commissioners Tor 1Aels Rc-
kUu
, 1876-05-02

THE MISSOURI RIVER WAR.
The statsmunt made fev days ago that the
81. Louis railroads woro apparently sick Of the
war with tho Chicago roada on business to Mis-,
souri River points Ia confirmed By tho fact that
tue st. Louis Gcnoral Freight Agents have
hoistod tho flag Of trnco and made oyertnrcs Of
peaco. They have invited tho Chicago GouerAl
Freight Agents to partAko Of their hospitality at
tho Liudoll Hotel Bt. Louis, Thursday, that
terms OF poace NAV DO conaldorUd. Az tue CHI
cago roads hare given their ultinatum that nl-
deT no consideration will they make tho differ
euco in rates between this city and ST.
it was prps,puB to tho no1nn,sncennnt
Of hostitios ny tho st.. Loufs lines. thore
can be but little doubt that tho st. Louisans
have found out thnt II Will bo to thor advantage
10 mako 1,oAce At those tcsng. since tho Chs
caso rouda Aayo begun to tako freight to Mis-
sou,l lhycr roluta aud boyoHd 1T tho Ha1n0 rates
IL those charead from 1t. Louis tllei. buBiuoss
with theas points has largely iucronAed, md they
arc not Ut Ill anxious to nuke pence and unIokH
the 1T. Louis Gsanbota arc pouitent aud
promise mover to attempt to compete with NO
kyo town - Chicago they will lavo to con-
tiune tn reap tho fruits OF their own foolish
action, and 20 OIL in MAT Of tloir own deciara-
ton which Ina already proven 10 dIsuatrous to
thGjr intefeBtH.
, 1876-05-02

Tbeto waa more inquiry for lake freiQhs tho opsu-
ing Of tho Bttaiss scarcity Of cars and ror fcoling
IN rsrates, causing ahprcra to R1re attention
to tbs waller route to tho East. Tho barges Sheldon
g. P ETY. sud sehr Ids Keith wese chartered for about
900 hu wheat to buffalo at 10. Shippers hid 30 for
vessels, but agents demanded aye. and no char
tcra wpre reported though there wrro r1inlors that
soiuo had bocn made. The Brooklyn goes 10 htlwau-
teo to load wheat Oh private tertna.
ELBEWuERE.
DETROIT, April 2s.-In cosrso fsstghts thsrs WAS
moro moyemens today. but grain froishts ase dull.
For ta1al vcssel 10 osweso s1sc On wheat was hid
hut wss rc!use tho vessel going to another port for
load. The engagements were as folows by Whittak-
IT Co., schr II. d. Moore, lumber, C4sevs to Chi
sago st $7t Per III OIL rail aehr H. G, Window 1un-
her, Aipeas " Cevtland 1t l.s0 rail; achr Jane
lcl lumber. Au Saba 70 Chicago. at $175 per Q.
H. Dixon reports schr New Hampshire. wood, Harr1s-
Hunter load Of coal Banusky To Detroit, II 900 por
ton frto and two loads OF hoops from nuar f. Au
ptlleo to Buffalo, at 30c per IN On rail-
MILWAUKEE, april 20.-There Was but iittlo demaud
fer grain vc4sels today and ratta remain nominal
g 10 HuHalo, &c 10 GaweRo, sna 7ho To KIbgzton.
EuRageinents To-day wcro fhe barf Two Fanuies, to
Erie with ~ 900 bu wheat At &c, and the aehr H. G.
Cleveland 10 Toledo, with II, 900 bu wheat. Yossels
for Kingston would no doubt have been taken 1t 7Xc
uuFrAto, April 28.-Hhippers make no offer, but
talk Of &c coal to Chicago, aud perhaps 30c for
small tnrRoes 1t Ia statcl hcro that Ia an1y small
caRoes Of cosl that obtain too from Erie aud Ce.1
and 10 Chtcsgo ana Milwaukee, aud that not {1o
offered for large csrgots.
, 1876-05-02

Jinks." sn adaptation OF a3fy Neighbours Wlfs,"
always now, and In Tho hania Of good men a.
ways good. John Hart and Little Mac assumed
Tho unfortunate roies, ably aided By Dernlfdo
aud 1IrookwAy.
and with ltttts pruning here And filling there,
tho troupe will 10 Tho winning performance OF
tho period
, 1876-05-02
UNLIMITED REMEDIAL RESOURCES.

People sometimes aupposo thAt Or. rierco's
Family Medicines represent the entlro s1sent Of
Lis resourcos for curing disease. THIS IL al
error. Experience proved that willie the Golden
Medical Discovery, fayorte Prescription, plea4-
ant Purgatiye Pellets, Cu,npealnd Extract OF
Rmart-Wssd, aua Ae. aaaa'A Cstat1la pamedx
, 1876-05-02
SUICIDE.

lA1lApELeu1A, Pa, May l>-Naudolph Wood
Of tho firm Of Wood. Dialoguo i Co., wsll-
known shtp-bullaors, committed suicide on Sat.
urlay evening. by shooting hlnsalf through tho
cfest prcasuro Of busipssa care il SUPPOSED to
haye caused tis action.
, 1876-05-02

n.,a Auit t8ieo foE m1rd aud No2 Nhtts; rejeoctd
ga so No. i whits, 61@sAc.
nEVYALo.
UoyYALo, May 1.-UnA1r--Whest fair dernand;4
fars rts winter u $l.a,. Corn. dull and AteAdy:b
sara Wcatern, Go track. Oasa neglected. Bye
afeleetei. Datcy neglected.
fsa1LnoAn rnzIuu1s-uenco 10 Nav York wsat At
q "A what
, 1876-05-02

EMS
Tho mar between tho roads lcadiEg from this
city to tho Last still continues. Grain rates wcse
nuotod at 20 csuts pot 100 pounds from ChlcsQo
TO New York, but tho roads did not aeem to 10
very anxious to take largo contracts ut those Gg-
u1es. Tho competition between tho yarioua
lines IL confined to fralghts only. parsengor
rates remaining ~ firm III sver. Thoro iH no
probability that = reduction In passenger rates
seriously Interfere with, Il not outtrsly destroy,
sll tha arrangements made for tho Centennial
bualucAa.
, 1876-05-02
ANIUSEaIENTS.

NE" CHlCAlO THEA HE
Hooley'a new combination 1nins.re! troupe
.N,N1 op-Noe , MI, ,,t..,s .,.. j., -.
~ eto""eu no1no' 4u'n "'.'o 'os"'A" ~ . s'.a
OF testo anu oeauty IN ltd lnaKo'up' Anu thoasn
Its patrons ato inevitably ANNOYED W oervau-
in small nf uaB from tiefcctive nnes still eyerv.
ah .,,.'.s ~. s'o.1. - 49, ora :, aarfant
1n,ue ."a' n!'''"a'n W 'no oJo t''tioes'
In bis now 0Hort Manager Huo!c5 las depart
ed some1Lat from tho .ucicut rcutme. The
:" ~
trat part Of his performance Introduces 2o per-
formers instead OF the traditional ID. Tho chorus
numbera II, whtto tho instrumental musicians,
7 In nunabor, aro stationed bolund tho charmed
-. ,o,or,atnd hv Ioh, t1ort ~ tbo t.,,h,,,-
lahe ana D'l'y Nsco as t.o man'pu!ator ot tne
bones. Moro attention IL paid TO the muaical
entertainment than u doomed necchehry W Tie
Ordinary corked tsoabad0uF tribes, resulting IN
most exeeliont vocal eIorta, aided ~ tiue ac-
compartment.
Ino initial performance last night is propho-
cS Of new efh fof tho thoatre and grand sue-
cess toI hI' uooley. 1910 tho aeloctlon o. hts
tloupa 10 has tnIo~n ai the experience Of the
tu!nes " ~ Sgeseome ana GhanGea, asl!i Tor =
Msst n'sht no hss nnt iottn sreht promises OF
hapstaor ontoi i.a!naone tnw @ me hIstn8 tlontnh'
~ Wy neeuuu Pa.h VI LILO CaIniva! u. bl.
hhll' Littio niao, Ioenasaos and nisfy ltico Mo
pseheltcu "atn nnu .I olecs. ua,ta oanlo Per-
losnanoo ~ eo'no....;u7 % senAakHpy 99oo, ana l'a
psese;ntaasiioti 'aiot ~ onls tn3utGa " w talklhR
pgaanps .n.stt 20 sulp.oSea OF GU.
CUT Hsthout ae6s..n5!ng the pleasure derived
from ma mnalo. 4ho tuning Or tao banjo ia
necessarily AGn1sanuns, S uuk ~ s uns renewed ~
apeeeA 'nsesluuoa w oceas'ona1 'Aumps A. the
strings:
1h.ve heen requested,
, 1876-05-02

EpEtfd1 UWpdl6h % 1Hs EH5taFo 2FlbNHs.
sPa,N0rlEtD, ILL.,, May Ian opinion wss
asked Of Con. Lippincott, State Auditor, rAeth.
or, In his vIaw, interest can 10 added 10 tho un-
patd taxes Of railroads and other corporations Of
formor years., the collection OF which has boon
enjoincd. Tho Auditor decides tast interest
caiupt be sdl1d.
, 1876-05-02
PERSONAL


Mr.. A. n. Winter hss boen appointed General
Superintendent ot the Weyt WISCONSIN lsailEoad
in place Ut Mr. W. Hwau, resigned.
, 1876-05-02

pulLApgLra1A, Pa, May l.-Tho nsat annual
meeting Of tho stockholders OF tho pistsbusg,
TituByil!e It Buffalo tho old Oil Creek d
Allegheny Nirer) Railroad Ia boing hold hors to-
day. W. ". Hurts pressdcs, and ueorge Ball
acts - HectesAry,
, 1876-05-02
THE FIRST REGIMENT CONCERTS.


Regiment promise to bs worry brilliant affairs
n,uscally, and worry enjoyable from tho ontor-
tatnment polnt Of WOW. 1t Is also gratifying 10
o1poct, In tho interests OF the regiment, that
tho attendance, both from tue city aud from
abroad. will bc Immense. tho prospect now be-
lnE that The cheap fnrea on ra1iona roads will
ts,iMco many rOopls to conn from tho country
to"na: TITO innaEcnt attractions will DO
appear III full ,nsrongth At each ooncor. uu-
der tim loadcrhhip Of itn famous batli-maAtor.
Thls OF itAelf would he strong attraction, but In
addition, no lcss than four eminent aoosts will
aprear-3lgH Enma &. Thurnby, tho Now York
soprano, WHO las aIrcasiy boon hoatd aud admir-
cd hoto; Loyy and Arbuoklo. tho two cornot
players, WIN aro known tho wliolo country over;
and Nine. pappnnlon tho prtma donna Of tho
W4chtol trohp0 htld u0ro recently Of tho Tlsiefs
troupe. tho first three ate vol known but tho
tntler appeaEs hero for Tho iifst time, at,l 80
therefore append tho following eattulate Of 1ler
abilities from tic Now York Herald. the occasion
boiuR her porBonatlon ct Viotettu III "Traylata":
evening. but created posiuvo aenAaon. There il an
intensity M carnestness. about her imersonatiou Of
an ss ' sn ono os sss
Ths inate Of the trat acs the nria Ah iorss ui,
tlo tisst dawn Of true love on tho TrarlstAe heart
IN the cabs otta "so,npro lera' TIC anguis Of tbs
.Ha ans shs no enss g u ass1 nys
1 to-, ,eaf :, hfTss ss sTsy from hc. loyer sad to
tIo abSors. WI dsnictc,1 hv Nina. r.nnenir;,n TG
Will reina1sable power. Tho Seems IN Shi.h IIJrn
bitterly rcproschcs Yotetta and 40 grossly nAua
her IN Tho presence Of the gay and dtsapated company
n the salon brought out 10 ho best advantago Mime.
ralpehneims l emotional sctinE nns ~ Tho last act
,.o ~ ~ xso VA ha'ria ~ ,ns os
eIcen,ine S,Issou wa syc MI s"In n this cttv
moro Touching rendering OF scenc. painfui tn t;sef
and Liable to 10 nsdo = great success Or ridiculous
failure than That of rapnenhe!n laet nahs Thu
heeto u' ans sna unnatural energy wsn he nrse' her
~ nm ros,o ahs ,as; ortna .Mar, ~ ana In
dies ior low wcre Iii eIineatsd hy MINI, ra,ue5hstu
With rare aenlus.
HoolEf'S THEATRE.
The Salisbury Troubadour6 opened It this
theatre Inst night to a surprisingly large aud.
iouce, 1'ha renutatiou Of iIooley's Thca.ro ;a
49,, a. ,oot ia . t,u,,ot, ..a I'll. 49,. ,r,,,s
~" so soo. 'aas "sa Aua 'uos euo1 "oa'a
doupttess s'ast tnoFo uodef tho most hatterlng
diapoaed to impose upon tho goodwill of the
nu,,I,c Thay a,or m organization to an,an,
1aon ~, 49,. so.,,, .,,a,s - .,,s.. spn. ~. w..
ap,u s,o d'ak' eheept anen a0 tuey uee" "olsns
aud willing to malntain tho reputation already
established. The Troubndours woro not dlyap-
pointing. They bnse Improved durtug tho
yoar paat-the lrst of their existence. Civ
lug tho hamo kind Of entertainment ID
tic VokeB Family 'yot without special Imitation.
they havo gained stoadily BY practice aud by
association with each other. The performance
last night began with comedietts entitled
| "Tho Captains Uniform." which called forth
ment, however, was tho composite Iurlcsquc
, 1876-05-02


sp4rial Dilpatea 10 Ias Chicago Tfi4uns.
EnIr, ps, A1ay t.-Tho departures for Chicago To-
lay were: Props Thon,Is a. Scott, Annie Young;
bchr J. s. Richards.
The harbor Ia now deserted. Nexrty al the craft
hat winleted have left $40 thair second trip.
Ratca At Buffalo ara 25o and 800 On coal 10 Chicago
, 1876-05-02
ILLINOIS g. MICHIGAN CANAL.

ILLINOIS q MICRIuAN CANAL. =
Dntp0EronT. ILL.,, hfsy 1.-AnuvKD-Dolrh!n Of
tawa $500 bu corn; Gold nod, seuscs 5000 bu
Gen. slacran, Dtorrs. 1850 bu corn 4,sc0 bu oats
prop Montauk, 1ookpost, 1os bEs -four nfsple Icaf,
Lockrort. TOO brls -four, 600 br1s rn:al.
CtEAnrD-ouondaga, Morris, t31s1 It lumber, 1854
rosts; 9raeo 4riawold, a1no1xa, 13.od2 It lumber
Monitor. Morris, SAGA II lnn,ber; prop Good Utica,
lo,l9o ft lumber pror Victor. Harry, 81, 100 It lun.-
Irr 40 m shingles, SO posis; 0rrny Queen, Henry,
es,t7s y lutnbcr. prop Mohawk ueic, Wilmington,
2:,s1a II lumber, 800 posts: J. Mauas, WILMINGTON.
1863 tt lumber, SUI pobss.
, 1876-05-02

M'VscKER's THEATRE.
"shylock wss repeated last night with tho
uAua1 caat. Tonight ME. Booth will appear Oh
Cardinal Wolsey in Henry Vl11,," and 90 Pc.
truchio IN ''Iho Tanning OF tho Hhrow."
, 1876-05-02

It was stated III yesterdaYt Tu,buxE, in 1ss nc
counts Of former jail escaF+s that thu contract fol
DO iEch tn tlickucsas while, in 1ea!ty, tAs builder
rut In bara ouly nvc-eiglta Of an inch thick. air
Htreoter, tho builder informed Il TnIHrxE reporter
yesterday that this was erroneous. Tho contract
specified thrro9uaro.s Of Inch barn, and tho bars
wese put n according 10 contract, Ahouyh lie 1t THE
tins oppressed aston1Au.cut 70 thu architect At
tLo unusually sluau size.
, 1876-05-02
ADELPHI THEATRE,

TUESDAY, Maya. ALL HKW FACES THIS WEEK.
The Great JOLLY JOHN NASu. EMERSON h
CLARK. Groea9ns Aerotatjc Hong and Dance, LOU.
DAVE, tho Beauttful Bosio-Comic EocalIat, sliss
HATTIE ELLIS. tue Dashiug Comedlcnne. HAW-
LEY TURNER, Ethiopian Artiats. DE WITT
COOKE, Champion Athlete. btisa DOLLY EMERSON,
Qneen Of Dance. Jsc-enFagpmcns Of the Faror1tes.
SHEElAN h JUNIA. GEO. b CtIAH. REYNOLDS,
Drama. tho FLYING pUTCHMAN, or the pHAS-
TOM B{iIp. hs~ and Magnificent ScentFJ, " etrong.
Natnecs "Wednesday snd Saturday. Lsdcs SiRhta
Tuesdiy aud Thursday The lowest prices III the c!t}
FEid4y, DeueAt Of BARNEY AAhOS.