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The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1876-05-17
Murder at I.uuderduse sntton
Meridian Mcrcuryl

Merldian Mercury
On Saturday night, after dark. GEORGE
Null shot and killed John Barnett. DO
! Lyle's store.
Mr.. Frank Henderson went up by o.
freight train, on Saturday, 30 Lockhuu, uu
some business IA deputy sheriff Whom hr
| had duno,hls business, john Barnett came
along and said he was going to walk 90
Lauderdalc Station, and asked Frank t1 eu
with him. The track passes Immediately
! by George Nulis house. When OPPOSITE.
Null and another man, mounted. rode near
by them, Null threatening that DE- could
whip any man who walks on "a railroad
track and rode on. Barnett said to lleudDr.
son, that IS intended tOl me there Us 70
difficulty between us.n Barnett told IIru.
dersOn he wAntod b. avoid o. difficulty as
lac WAS unarmcd. When Henderson aud
Barnett arrived, Null and his companion
had already arrived. lie Immediately COM.
menced abusing Barnett thrustiug Dr. pi--
tOl in his face. Henderson,, as peace OIL
Ger, succeeding in stopping the difficulty at
the time Later, after night, NulI with
his companion, who seems 90 have been
stranger, rode up to whore Barnett nus
seated on Lyles gallery iu front Uf Dis
store. Null dismountcd and commenced
an assault upon him; Barnett ptreatod
into the store, where Null followed and
fired three shots at him. putting One ha|I
through and through his body, passing
through the bowels and probably through tho
bladder. Null mounted his horse and rode
of As soon IA they could make preplra-
ton, Deputy Sheriff Henderson with B. q.
Rush as posse, went in pursuit They
went to his house, three miles distant
where they found his wife and mother BOO
tears, a sign that he had been there aid
given them the terrible news. They found
an old negro ia Nulls employment who
told them that Mr.. Null had toid him tbat
day he was going 20 leave him 20 run tho
place, and he wanted him 10 run 81 rights
that he was going 10 LaudeEdalc 10 Kim
man, and would have 20 leave.
Barnett is a Georgian, who came 10 that
neighbOrhoOd some three years ago.
Null is an old residenter, and was once
locomotive engineer on the Mobile q Ohio
Railroad.
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1876-05-17
.No-national protection.

"No-national protection. Military in
reference" is a crafty phrase, invented to
make odious the first and chief duty OF all
Governments, the protection of the citizen
The military forces in Mississippi never in
terfered with any mans rights they only
prevented wrongs. Ifan American citizen
cannot rightfully demand protection from
his Government, what is the use of Govern
ulent"
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1876-05-17

A train was oafryinga clergyman and five
or six youths who kept soothing at religion
and telling disagreeable stories. The good
man endured 1t all, simply remarking IS he
got out; g We shall meet again, my chill
dren- 90 Why shall we meet again r said
the leader of the band. " Because | ana 9
prison chaplain, was the reply,
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1876-05-17

an Act entitled Act to authorize the state
treasurer assign and transfer to the nv eaeb
as da the State from Mississippi Central KSllroaa
Company the Mississippi and Tennessee kaarOaa OOPd
nv or the Mobile and Ohio haiirOao O0"P~
March 4th 1875
SECTION /. Re Il enacted by the Legislature
Of the State of Mississippi, That an Act emu
. lied an Act to authorize the State Treasurer 70
assign and transfer to the dreenYlile, comm
bus and Birmingham Railroad Company the
indebtedness due the State from the MISSISSIPPI l
Tennessee railroad company, or the Mobile ana an
Ohio RAILROAD Company, approved, March 4tn'
- a7s he and the same is hereby repealed.
SEC. .. Be it further eaacted, That TINS
Act he in force and effect from and after lis
APFsoyED, April 18th, 1875,
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1876-05-17
NEW YORK AND YERMoNr.
PENNsYLvANIA.

North Of machinery hail and near the
lake the Pennsylvania State building is
being erected 1t Is entirely constructed of
wood, of the Gothic style of architecture
lOOx60 feet. 1t is surrounded by an elegant
piazza six feet wide, and is ornamented bv a
central tower. fanked on each side bv two
cred with slate. As yet the structure is hut
half finished, but it is stated apthoIitatively
that the main hall ana the parlors will be
fitted up IN the best manner. This COM
Pletes the State buildings either finished or
in process of erection, and the great variety
ofstyles adopted adds largely TO tho general
pleasant appearance Of the Centennial
grounds.
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Two Dollars a Year

be offered to all who may drop in, an oppor-
tunity will also he afforded 10 inspect the
State A few feet off Is the building erected
by the commissioners of Indiana. OF the
style of architecture but little can be said,
as 1t would seem to anyone that no attempt
had been made in that direction, but that
the idea rather was toproyide good, cpmfor-
table place for the people of that State where
they might rest and meet their friends. Ii
may he said to consist of centre hall light
ed by means of skylight, with four smaller
rooms, TWO on either side, designed for ladies
and gentlemen, and each arranged 80 that
the most absolute privacy may be secured.
1t is light and the fitting up has been done
with due regard TO the tastes and wants of
the people
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1876-05-17
APPROVED, April 10, 1876.

me MEhoKIAL of the legislature of the State Mssis-
!ppi TO The Honorable Senate House of Representa-
hVes OF the United States, in Congress assembled
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1876-05-17

The first States building north of Ber-
mont drive, is the pretty Structure erected
by the State of Ohio for the use of the com
missioners and for the accommodation of the
guests from that State The front portion
IS built of stone furnished entirely from the
quarriesof the State, and, as a consequence,
there are numerous hues and eolorss 1t y
indeed fine exhibit Of the stnae qAaFFled
in the buckeye Etate. 9'he rear portion Is
of timber painted to haFmonize with the
other part of the structure, and all the ma
teriaI used has been furnished by different
parties throughout the State. ftisessentially
an Ohio building, as much 50 as il erected
in Cincinnati, Columbus, or Cleveland.
While Recommendations Of the best kind will
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1876-05-17
L A w s
OF THE
erATE OF MISSISSIPPI
PUBLISHED BY AUTHORITY. I

rT 10 appoint agent to investigate frauds and col
revenues due the STATE counties and the boards
AZ The State
Union and American. [volume] (Greeneville, Tenn.) 1875-1877, 1876-05-18
TUsCulnnp Items.

Some change has been made in
the Faculty, w. A. Kite has been
elected Professor of Mathematics.
Rev. p. S. Feemster Professor of
Greek. ''' a''
Joseph G. McFerrin Professor
of the Latin and English Ian.
guages.
G.. A. Jones Instrutruetof in
French, German and vocal Mtlisc
The roll Of the session Just clos
ed shows a greater attendance
than ever before. 5,.,
Prospects for the coming year
quite Aatering. a''i'- a" 300,
Some of the Professors expect
to attend the Centennial Grounds
and some of the Eastern Colleges
during the Summer Vacation.
A class Of six young men are
at the College, yet, Studying Geo
logv and Surveying.
Thanks to Hon. w. Mcfarland,
NJ. c., and also to Col. Trousdale
State Supt, for books sent to Col
lege Library. . .l..l
Union and American. [volume] (Greeneville, Tenn.) 1875-1877, 1876-05-18
Notice.

Plea. eallow me a small sparce in your
paper not Tor my henifit but for a con-
ISOLATION to those who are atfi' lcted with
Rheumatism | am well known al! over
my county therefore all who read this
will believe me and procure the steps
that ! am now persuing. Ii they are
afflicted viii RnumatIsn, | have been
afflicted with this excruciating disease
for five years, for nearly four yeats |
could not bird "A single joint in my per
son excepting my neck and hips and
could do much to ward bcnclng them
no mortal knows how much | suffered
Death would have been welcome friend
at any time; pains did not leave me at
tlmcLand tliat the most eXctucIatlnG-
| had tie attentions OF the best Ply
sian could hear Of, hna got worse all
the time. un il III n OF last March
DR.. J. d. Daughcrlg OF johnson CITY
cune to my house and proposed a
cure and altei reading his circulars
with home les .imony | commenced
tho use of his ~medOene-the celebrated
Rcumat,c cure-and | am proud 10
cav that in len Gays Tine after l com
mtncpd useing it ] could sleep perfect
" souud all night anu IN three weeks
time could walk ovca the house by
the help OF ny son Leading me. 1t hns
not been hut Il few weeks since | COM
mcncad It's use nov I ttel confident IL
nv own mind from my Improvement,
pains all gone !mbcs joints &c, that
/ will he we'll short time.
..t. Respectfully
aaA JOHN e. MCGAUGHRY.
GreeReville Tenn.
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Six Months,
One Year,

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to contract for advertiser e and to receipt
for subscriptions to the UNION AND AMERI-
cANi in the names of theProprietors.
VIII. BrininStOOl,
Editor and Proprietor.
Union and American. [volume] (Greeneville, Tenn.) 1875-1877, 1876-05-18
LAND CASES, LAND WAR
EgAN'ES. and SCRIP.

CentestedrLaud Gases prosecuted before
the u. S. General Land Office and Depart
ment of the Interior. Private Land Claims,
MINING and REEMTlON Claims and
HOMESTEAD Cases attended TO. Land
Scrip in 40, 81, and 100 acre pieces for
sale. This Scrip is assignable, and can be
eocated in the name Of the purchaser uPon
any Government land subject to private
lntry, at gSl.20 spcrt acre. II is OF equal
value with Bounty Land Warrants. +" SEND
STAMP TO GILMORE ii Co. FOR PAMPHLET OF
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Old Pianos AnH organs

Taken III part payment in new instru'
ments at fair prices by w. F. culnlhins
Instruments idle and useless in the
houss but sell them and get some.
thing new, stylish useful ut very low
pricees, Avail youreelI Of this opportu-
nifty at once. v.a
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AMERICAN and FOREIGN
PATENTS. r,,.D

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ents procured in all eoun' ries, No FEES
IN ADVANCE A. charge %nnlcss the
patents is grant ed.' No fees for making pre-
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for obi aiming and conducting a rehearing.
By a recent decision of the Commissioner
ALL rejected applications may be rev Yed,
Special attention given to lnt"rfcarerce
Cases before The Patent Office, Extensions
before Congress, Infringement Suits in d f.
ferent States, and all litigation appertain
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Local on RESnIyG NpTICEs 10 ceuts q
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: 9 Behm's ,,g T,
CHATTANOOGA COMMERCIAL
EGE,
ira
No. 2j1 Market Street, Poss' Block,
Chattanooga, Tenn.
Behm9S

The undersigned would inform the
voting men o Greenevilie and vicinity
that he has established a Commercial Col
iege. in the city Of Chattanooga, for the
purpose Of teaching the science OF Double
Entry Book keeping in all tie various
branches.
The course Of lessons will embrace forms
adopted to Wholesale and Retail Com
pound Partnership, Commission Sales. Ac.
counts Current, Accom- Sales, CONNER.
cial Correspondence, Mercantile AriLhme
tic, PenmanshIp, dc. ., 3.
His plan OF teaching is practical. No
text books are used. Students will be re-
CURED to Keep Books just as. they would
Jhe required ITO do ina Gouhting House.
This enables him to acquire the real pract-
ical knowledge OF Keeping Books.
A course Of lessons can be completed,in
rom 8 TO II weeks. Time, however, is
not limited.
, All will find a thorough buslress educa-
ton is Of importance, Whe,lier Farmer
Merchant, Mechanic or professional mgn
A course of lessons in this school gill
give the student athorough business edu-
cation, email lin him TO take elhrge of a
set Of books in any Counting House, and
conduct them with eontidencey tG
J Tuition foe the course 5000, payable
ia advance. Satisfaction guaranteed.
"a Panu,ansbin exfra. Students furnish
their own books. address,, 4
JEREMIAH Benin, Principal.
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Ten years ago Messrs. Geo. p. Rowell &
Zoo. established their advertisiDg agency
hi New York City. Five years ago they
absorbed the business conducIed by Mr..
john Hooper, who MAS the first to go into
lie kind of enterprise. Now they have
The satisfaction Of controlling Tie most ex.
tensive and complete advertising connec.
ton which has ever been secured, aud one
tihich would be hardly possible in any
whcr country but this, They have sue
oteded in working down a complex bust
cess into so thoroughly a systematic meth.
ne thai no cha rge in the NEWSPAPER system
odAmerica can escape notice. while the
of est information upon topics interesting
widdvcrtissrs is placed readily at the dis.
to u of the public.
\. NETWORK TlMES.,uus IA, i SIS
The New York herald., 1876-08-18
LEGAL NOTICES.

TNTtMATlON Is HEREBY GIVEN TO ALL CON-
cerned that James Thompson Jamieson Solicitor before
the Courts of Scotland Edinburgh Judicial Factor
the estate of tho deceased Thomas Androw
has for the purpose of having the funds and under
charge distributed raised o be-
the Lords of Council and Session the following
persons being, far known him. the whole persons
the OF the said late Thomas Andrew, under his
erat disposition and settlement and codici thereto both
dated 3h December lS47 and recorded In the books OF
Council and Session 18th September S far remain
Bruce. 6S Elizabeth Melbourne, Victoria Australia
Richard Bruce 30 Motherhood road West kcnsington W.
London Andrew Bruce aud Walter Bruce. both statonc
6S Elizabeth st. Melbourne Victoria Australia Henry
Thomas Bruce grocer south Ockenden. Essex all
the late John Bruce; Thomas Bruce, lately of 9
Snowfelds Bermondsey, London Jamos Bruce some tmo
residing IN the United States OF America elsewhere
abroad; Hugh Frazier Young Bruce Chalfort, Giles
Slough. Bucks: Mary Elizabeth Tanner, or Day, wife Of
George Day Walnei. Wits and the said George Day
his right and interest," John Rock Tanner lis Shep
hcrdcss Walk. London Elizabeth Ellison Tanner Tre
wnnard wifc Of Arthur r. rrcwinnard ~ stoneGeld st.
Isngton London and the said Arthur r. Trewinnar for
hts right and interest," Agnes Tanner prucc vile of
Charles D. Druce, No. iarkdae Terrace, Godsm th ST.,
Nottingham and the said Charles Druce for his Interest,"
Celeste Elan tanner and Ruth Tanner, both residing
ll5 shepherdcss Walk Aforesaid; and Mrs Ann Gardiner
eues. wife Of and residing with John tentlc laborcr
Motherwe; and the said John Ocnes for his right
and ntercsnd the said action having come to depend
before Lord Rutherfuri Clark Ordinary mir Robertson
Clerk), His ordsip has been pleased to the
following nterlocutor July IL 1S7dLord Rutheriurd
Clark, Act Harper. Ahrhe LORD Ordinary appoints the
dependence Of this process to be ntmated week
three times in succession In each OF the Times Scotsman
New York Herald and OF appoints all
parties claiming the fund in medic lodge their
aud claims by the third ederun day Octo
Der next AND X. CLARK.
NENION ELLIOT, S. s. G.. Raiser's Agent.
No. 3 HILL EDTxBUEcf, uly IL, 1876,
The New York herald., 1876-08-18
SPECIAL yOTICEs.

NERVOUS ExHArsrION.-A MEDICAL ESSAY
IN comprising series of lectures delivered NJ Kahns
Museum OF Anatomy. New ok. the and Of
Premature Decline showing ndputAbly how lost health
reganed ahording clear synopsis OF the impedi
marriage and the treatment OF and phys
cal deb iiy being the result OF 10 Price,
Address the author. Dr. L. j. KAHN, Office and
residence 81 East 10th ST.. New York.
The New York herald., 1876-08-18

A -ABs1hIySTE5 IS ASp spipy H9slTIvE & AHGrI9N 10 SALE
o. ,. 'n.S aa AT i ScL9Sk bESSSS ESSSf .n 10
or rdH EsEiaa fAsS zsS Soarrr
orP B. ieksSGn ekspEIx. ESQ.
high and old he was sired by Golddust dam by
Ksntucky ilupssr can pull road wagon on road in 49,
driven private better than a and ha. hesitation
powerful constitution ready and every day rotsr and is
fully warranted sound and kind.
high &c
high headed and Sshsssd good
and speed FAST never trained on the track
viii with sSs s..s IL sSs dIsss
a Magma fps she
sa fine at and ss
ts can be driven to height q speed by any ordinary dve
One the and dark brown Gedlngs this
1s
@ s 20 o. SS %
to road wagon Al: rssoute gait which
% s his as s Fl. es n es s in SS $
valuable Eenslemans roadser he is warranted sound
The elegant hiehbrsd trottinE Goldng whrwnd
years od was sired by Aexsndsrs Norman dam thorough
sss
States; prompt esoute and gamey driver yet puer
tive bell cart, bands OF music or any thing ee and
70 sound anS ce ea
ish.
Also tho fine handsome and fast rottng GedIns Quick
STEP is I5 high years old and sired by Young
rel dam Kentucky by Cassus NJ Clay; he is FREQ
pleasant driver with fine style and appexrance hns
record of a. Kineston he n Of the grsatcst
that producod has fine head which
great style sensible we'll
trottng Jogging 10 in good road condition now; ho Is
fully warranted sound and kind.
n: B-The above two Ged,ngs have been driven in
double harness. make OF the
fastest that the road they will be sold separ
atoy.
Also ane bay GeldIng l5s hands years old sired
by Ericsson he by Msmbrino Chief dam by old Hambe
tonian: he Is fine and resoute driver;
and warranted sound and kind
Carriages consist Of Depot Wagon, top side
Road Wagon Whitechapel side bar Road Wagon,
eanOpy Pony Phaeton single and double Harness. BlaL
SALE POSITIVE RAIN OR SHINE THE STOCK
NOW ON EXHIBITION AND TRIAL
AMPLE TINE WILL BE ALLOWED
PURCHASERS TO TEST THK NARRATIVES.
The New York herald., 1876-08-18
CATALOGUE OF rnIs DAYS (PRIDAY) SALE AT
10 O'CLOCK.


CATALOGUE OF THIS DAYS CFRIDAD SALE AT
~ O'CLOCK
0ENrLEMAN's TURNOUT BROWN TRoTrINo
Horse raised iu Vermont hss extra heavy name and
~; s hand, high years sa Kind and true in
% @ ,19 s, IN so 10, H. pS%p, and smy driver
TOP WAGON. in GOOD ORDER BUILT BY r. NJ.
bLAcK HORSE, i5s4 HANDS HIGH 7 YEARS OLD;
aud handy driver fears nothing; safe and reliable
family animal aud warranted sound
couMfE M RocKA%&I' o; 1S IN GOOD ORDER. BUILT BY
BLAcS sTALlIoS coL'f PRINCE rAycnEN. SIRED
by Godi,sy's ratshen dam BY Old nambe,onian: M 10
free from vice has handled for speed but
minutes; IS psriscsiy gentle can be driven by lady
and is anted sound.
Tor ROAD MAGoS: Built BY DUsESBgRYs 90.
rel Mare. Is ga high syears old; kind and true In all
harness tree from vice hass been used in carri@Ss
ThE WELL kSo%N SSHS ?2hn9RoUGnBRED 2h9RoUGnBRED STALLION
IMPORrED CANwEIL
r'hH rkRY MARE E. iAf Is HANDS AZ hmioH. YEARS OLD;
@ stylish ssuS nohs i'sI
TOP 1 r and xrT5sd sEaaLS s1 NEW X ST
BLACK HORSE. lsz HANDS HIGH YEARS OLD;
.ravsllsr prompt and stylish driver; icars nothinE
ROCkAWAN, NEARLY NEW.
BROWN MARE. 1914 HANDS HIGH, YEARS OLD;
kind and true in all harness free vice trick
tree prompt and stylish driver; tears nothing;
be driven by any one and warranted sound; also Set
BASKET PONY PHAEroN WITH RUMBLE AND
canopy
CHESTNUf HORSE. 16 HANDS HIGH, YEARS OLD
kind andtrus in all harness free from vice. has fine
style and action prompt driver tears nothing has
been used in private carriage and sold only for
Also Set Harness and
EXTENSION TOP PHAETUN, BUILT by SARGENT.
dd kind and true in AZ harness free from vice. trots
driven by and warranted sound.
ROAD WAGON. BUILT By POWERS HUNT
SEVERAL GOOD WORK HORSES FULL DESCR1P-
tions time Of sale
Victoria. In good order.
Barouche by Brewster d Co.
Jump seat Wagon, by Sargent
Top and top Pbaetons. Harness, &c.
COMMEkCRS O'CLOCK
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COMlQUE, 5I4 Broadway.

TNHEATRE COMIQUE 5I4 Broadway.
THE VERDICT OF THE PUBLIC
Is proven by full houses
HARRIGAN and HART.
THE BRADYs BLUE AND THE GRAY.
THE GINGER BLUES"
ADAH RICHMOND, BILLY BARRY.
All the talented artists and Dave Brahams Orchestra
nightly. "Wednesday and Saturday Mntinees.
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ID.
PRICE FOUR CENTS.
AsIUss1 aLIcN'rs.
CoTHERS MATINEE
TOMORROW Ar2
CorHERN AS DUSDgRARY. LAST TINEsl
E.rM AVENUE THEATRE. BROADWAY AND 18th 81.
T %HEs VI ssD o bA6 ScTsTs HSrsn pALY
ssss 900 rrTTrr kEEE kRRE N
:! : j HH-'HE /. T.. IT III /
THIRD - spssRSsSHSi pssRsS% x MATINEE. !
In prepara0n-M se'afe,, ASRIcH fs%0n' specially of
WoopS AoshoAns THIS DAY. "ooD'
nAHdS E;'s|sSS %SS sSnnrH soSH1s $is'' siins
o"..sH. ss'fs n. Bun aS.ss. Lady sss1ss a"al'''
Z ELY & Icons OPERA HOUSE. asD ST.
~ KELLY AND Icons MISsrRELs
This evening" first OF 0henb"hs comic opers
MONS SnotfIEGhI ,Yat.' tfI.fS5 as''ssi' xf' HOME.
khSkS'lSh 'hSStLhoH6 HSSsl coHH66uFIEuRh ONLY AAo'
OLYMPIC NOVELTY THEATRE
sSSSEss sSSSSss sSSSEss. sSSSEss
THE III E sls9dS %s fTfi'
- EVERY A5F Ps!ksb5Em.sDEp n, -,
"TIIAT'S WHAT NEW YORK WANTS ~
M rSd Ts Jysa."
THE FINEST ss2essHFE #Ssa PRESENTED
Ss B,s.. ssisSs
f''aa'''~ que" Iwo MATiSEEs ~S!S% SyH$% WHEk
NOVELTY Nile Db bDplS k4SAS H. !s%s sss%stS ras'
MATINEE SAN pEyhsS sHSS 9snsa'.n si :? and nsn,o..
TOMORROW ToaMS sHn EIsa Infant %s cs1ns
SATURDAY. N,: SA 5oHs s1sTs Kelly t2YasR euaa
f0H JOIN on rIHEEaXp E!fEdX sSHyr ssTr%$ 9ns
HUBER and GI.IDDEN FRANK H.
SEfGE woTIp HSpfdSnH EE yiih
PRICES. DON'T FoRGET-MATINEE SATURDAY
4WkiEr WEEK of tho lsaTx ESa4as &
49, MENr Of the incSmparab6s 70 nrts!ss;
ME Every HSp EyssnSa WIN rms Il sLSHhhSA' WEEK.
MIaMff Msafs f0nsSLE poLi.1s I' 's'
for tho i7''h S M is0S and "s sls a 'Ai AEiLsoiiksoK
.p0'r53s M9s in Rskp% ns SSpaSfu I sIST Of
MRS. aEKERHnII erLyLosY.
MATINEEs will be resumed SATURDAY, August 20
DOOTIFs THEATRE GRANDEUR.
Is JARRRTT L PALMER. .... LOSSES and Managers
THE GLORY OF THE srAaEi
%a. sesosr Mr. ' CALVERT
LORD Bxnors s1HSSSsPalds HHSy$is1gH soAAsrlo PLAY
given with marvellous features and unparalleled s?en.
Ms r BANGS. ..sAHDAEAIrAhTgs
AGNES BoOFH..... .as.............-.....AfhhhA
EVERYTHING NEW.
Boau'sM. M.ssassn sssnssy rsSs.as sSSssS H''sam'''
cEASSS iTxLiASS SxSLET;o rrr, 49,.
introducing tho famed dancers Nile M E,' pre- pre-
sasr sss
and finest q 61'ls' Suso%
NOTICE
Occupants OF reserved places respectfully asked TO
main in their chairs during FINALE great play
that may uninterrupted view. It should BE-
boro in mind that after the sbeau upon
the simulated again risos and discov
tho sublime stage picture. THE RUINS OF NINEvEh
=. THE MATINEE TOMORROW cs..urd.y,. will be-
gin ut haifpast one.
ARTsIAS y4EEETIE 18TH wHY Asp BROAD
en- i ss ss;
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{ THE LARGEST AND BEST ENTERTAINMENT IN
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HORSES. CARRIAGES. &C.
A UCTION HOUSE or VAN TAsSKLL 4 KkARNEY.
"A ,llO AND ll2 EAST 18TH ST.,
NEAR 4ru Av.

REGULAR SALES OF HORSES AND CARRIAGES
EVERY TUESDAY AND FRIDAY
On every horse that sound kind and truo
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rantee.