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PECR.-In the city OF New York, on the an lay
OF August, 1870, by the Hon Theodoric H. Nehlbtuok
Juslce OF tue Supreme Court. Justine A DE +. Peck
from Louis X. PECK. Cause. adultery
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to he Iguorant Of the theory OF treating the COM
pleIion send three cents Tor circular Miss j. NJ.
kOOle, T.. U. I9I ALSO. New YORK city .-Adr.
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Saslnrss tlotlte,.

Ruptnre.-A permanent cure by DR. Marsh's treat
men Six kas ic Stocklugs. Abdominal belts shOul-
der Braces, anu surplc appanceseOf every dcsciip-
ton. 9 Vesey st., Aston House. opposite St. Pauis
Church.
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The Peruvian 81 rup supplies THIS vial eIeinent.
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Always produces tic shades desirel. SO john Il
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A Verdict from the Drug Trade

Qulrks Ir.sh Tea IL a wondefu, preparation,
10 an LaSrs 81 lA0uALesb, LeagAI-e AID 4.f.f eVm
pant Ar
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remedied ia FoaiRoWs Price e. 10 broaSssyS arc
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The Only Sure Cure far Rupture. THE TRt.
UMrH TRUSS COMPANY, 334 Bowetv, New York.
and ISIS Chestnut St.. PM ldelpia oner sl IOO for
rupture they cannot cure. New BOOK, 10 cents.
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Monelrs Teetbing Cordial sontnes the irrita-
t0l VI nc gums IIy u. rnee 20 ee-ts. -Adg
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MIRKIED.

Buy one Of Hoiman's Aguc aud Liver Pads.
aud khakr more. H3 JOnu
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KEEPS PATENT ARTLN-NIAUE ~, -.
shf. =, tie ycI, Drsi. Il Tor o. can uu
hem nine a. ul~e4,hle o'l ti0IlN"i, ALL ~ -i %
lNLl l-inln-
, 1876-09-15
THE INDIANS,

GptGlut AlJpH+eH ~ 4Ha 1FtR9Ht.
ST. Louis, Hto, scpt. H.-Alvlces received
to-day fro,n He'd Cloud Agency say thcrc Is no
doubt hut tllat seycsal thousand u the young
men have goue 10 the l.ostl!cs, us recent count
Ut this Agency Shows but .aUl Itsen, women.
nNl children prcscnt, wlleru there Should bu
l30O, aill IL IL quito pfUbaole that al tnvcstl.
E"tlan at spottctl.la'l Agency will show cor'
responding deficiency.
lhe Commissioners cume over from Fort
Laramie with Capt Eagan's sayalry company as
an escust. lcforu reacEfng He'd Cloud tho road
iollows 1own White Riyer distance of ~ miles
lhma1lyplacrs. Tbs rual was ttngcl With brush,
willie htccp hunks all cailUns nll0E1 admirable
a!nhuscadcx, Al QUO put4t, tolno nlsie miles
snst of Red Cloud, Capt: EsGan, WHY reached
tLe lead of tl.e column, discovered wfsows tied
iao;cas!n trarka III tho sand. No attack was
nluIe by concealed Indiana, however ttltough
tae tatt that slHall Iuud Of lostiles WIS In tho
immediate vicinity laa since bccn prOvtn),
n1oubtless for tho reason thut the whites we're
u!seoseFed to be II, to0 Rtrong f0EGe; but 1t u
Wy TO assume thAt the presence of vi esCort Ia
u! tlat saved tho ColHuiiss!o1.
Ut. PAUL, Sept. l4.-A Pioneer Prt.s special
'Iolh b!susalrk says complete enrolment VI
laaials u Standing Nock shows oniy 40 lodges
-et total Of LOU lnlians. Katlons hayo hGfe-
.Gt"e been Issued uB u b!.sls OF 1000, from
Nn!eA 1t would uppcar that nearly 3, ,00U aru ub-
Ie't of Glso y large amount Of stealing has be0ll
1ones Indiana asa known to have returned
.l' noM thh hostles, but 10 stealthlly that they
u asalu 'iot be caught, and an attempt to disasH1
tW@s.iies Ws! has therefore proved nboTtigc. Qross
I,s H. ilarbortng md supplying hostilcs. Tho III
t4al a.ahs thrcatchua Fescue but tue garrison Wal
w.. W. We! prepared to ru5tst, au1 10 the nttemp'
was Aos nude.
, 1876-09-15

f;gs &c g.a ss 'gss!ssq; g.
sonnss to ro Ts,k Mrk az. y" .Aa i.:or S Of efas.
Il Il s sa ks o is,"a W. sfasff 3 pr ~
.ess etr.fe s g.o prevailed Lake Tren b no H.
s.sts nnyc been reported W. to III tno 'sot' 'Gs'
!'ssen 1.ct.om s. III jnst icsis fot chicago te prep
ssssGo Jnte, occat barge shawnee. add .ehts Ell = ":
DfsRs i 60 ss feet e. II ian5er na one board X Which
!: Seppsdite1 to ihls port, us thould b.. The AZ.
Eonaut wt n.ntake wy es,ng m nsSf
e. ,19q2sn 2sanstos afs1 il T;asssy
s ssrs s:st sfs' % rf' esas'
"w!ns s'1 10 tho heavy s:a ruhnlns IL w. ,,a not
s;ed 9 s ,'S SodS y I'D afe ss . in 81 v.tt esa
t,n,s Several thousand ftct Of lqmlsr hayo
dficd on .ho o.cl, r. "hnksea H.! slne1 r. sns Ss
Having ss loo large deck-loads; large number Of
aoatins boarxis and sppropstat!ng them 10 thc!s
own nse IL son: Instances ~ manJ n - .nc .hoa,
1nIiyitnals. :. Capt Charles n. Anderson d!sa At
Milwaukee. Wedne.ay morning. stter IN Illness
sGae .a 81 p1 % Tsgsk e IT, aqns srox a
navigator. and hal comu,nadetl number q *eseels
on !io lakes. among then. the bark L9ttle Wolif
IL r.
and Aiice il. Norris ID lad ebafEe Of tho iA.tct
craft when stricken with Tie sickness which result
III In death. lie leascs wife and three ehildlen.
Al To1Epn. shipping Is comparatively lively
Just at present. though rates hare not tnefeas@SS. @
nor IL there ail nnuenal demand for seesels: Iho
larger portion Of grain moved for the taet ~ dAye
has hecn by sail. "a decided change In iAsor 9!
vessels. The strike among ratEofA was EencIaii
they demanded Il. 10 a .lay. hut the tMlPortation
or sailors fruIn Detrnit for Tho John Wesley iaat
week acted ~ aanper .n ths wages . aosnas. sqsss
srs Shipped. The pto.pect of m increase r. o. pi III
ring" WIS broken, ta stlli to he rtallxed. ann
ncecs.fty Of ballast Tor thefowct Lake an! cana
vessols II supposed by some 10 bs aa N : E,!I ~
Client chrek 10 any paying tates frGm r1na nre thae
and DniIala. Others are Of the opinion a tnas
the scsGtIness OF stock on hnnd o. ons eo1a. H.
dealers will necessftnte a light ftc!Rht, on tne
large amount theY must receive betofe tne eeso
al eaa Too 600 tons 10 b. received ana a. GeaGIs
cevator7 and much is arriving dai'|. ta.s ,n.. ns.
he move md eanRuns ones iooK ~ r Ill., n rhS,p
in grain {rcg.ts very soon. There "a y tne ahInot @
fjiy a. tnn,ly vessels there u any demand tof.
M il shown liz the charters today OF ~hlcn tnefe
were bul fouf.:-.D!adr, Stpt. M II. .,r,,.,.
En,r. pn. Sent, l4.-ArrlFed, the stmra Jnpsn,
Ar.ons, 1ians Fasdsiphia; Iarka william Jonss =.
Gaming; sclirp Annie Sherwood, William sharpe,
Woru!ng Light Feetwng. Harvest Qneen, star.
linz. +. SIMS. The stnr, India lott for EhicaYo
Will l3O tons Of merchandise this forenoon oe!hH
The largest cargo over carried out OF ETC. Ihu
rrop Arizona broke her arch, and has gone 10 bur-
falo for rep&irs.
, 1876-09-15

LONDON, Sept. 14.-Tnc proposed scheme 10
form telegraph line between New York aud
Paris hos fallen through, fatlIng to receive tho
necessary subscriptions.
CLEVELAND, Sept. 14.-Thc annual reunion
Of the Twcnty-thirl Ohio Volunteer Infantry
was held hero to-lay. About 100 members were
present. Gen. R. B. Hayes was elected rresi-
dent for the ensuing year, and the association
dt ourned 10 meet next year at Fremont, o.
Specin1 Dspasea to The Tribune.
DECATUR, ILL.,, Sept. l.-Thc Grand Lodge OF
Cool TemplAra this afternoon elected tho fol-
lowing officers for the coming year: urlnh
Copp, g. W. c. T.; the Hon. John scboskl, @.
VIC; Miss Eunice lIooper, G. ". Y. T.; IL.
Fighter, g. ". 81. c. ": Bas.ett, @. W. T.; s.
Lime, g. W. H.; Mrs. II. +. Hutchinson, Gc,l-
eral Superintendent of Juvenile Tenplars. The
next meeting VIII DO held nt Abingdon the sec
ond Tucstlay Of September next.
Special Dtpd&eh 10 1ns 1r4buns.
La sALLg,. Sept. 4.-An i1nlncnsc 1ocl! Of
swans passed up the valley Ut The Illinois River
yesterday afternoon, flying at an altitude Of
only ahol!t $50 feet. The lock wus nearly two
miles 10 length, and was supposed to number
fully II, 00u birds.
, 1876-09-15
SUICIDE.

Special Di*p0fch 10 Inc Tribune.
Fort WAYNE, lnd Sept. t4.-Gcorge Opal
committed suicide wh!lo suffering from tenn
porary Insanity by jumping from thtr1-story
window In St. joseph's Hospital to the pave
mcnt below, striking OIL his head.
DENVER COL, Sept. N.-Thc wife Of Capt J.
8. Maynard, one OF tho most prominent stocis-
brcedcrs Of Colorado, died at o'clock to-dAy
from the ELECTS Of i dose Of strychnine taken at
7o'clock this morning. No Gauss has been
ascertainel for the 6uicIlc but LITTER address,
cd to her husband, who is ahscrt from the
city, will, doubtless, g'vo the reason for tho
Gct
Special Dispasea to ne Tribune.
EAST EAST sHnalNAw, M!sh., b, Sept: A;-Adolph
out Of employment, attempted suicide in this
city yesterday by taking stryrlininc. NJ is In a
very critical condition, p portion Of lis body
being paralyzed. lie Is q stranger, anl claims
to haro been in tho country three years.
Sptcial Nspatch e TIE zitaun4
EAST SAGINAW, sept. 14.-A1ary Winters, an
inmate Of house Of lll-fame, took doso Of
opium this evening, and will PROBABLY die. She
has been In the city eight years.
, 1876-09-15
Judge Bangs went to Washington Wednesday
pff,1n - .toT nftor it,h fntr

-
Judge Hangs vent 70 Wash'hgsoh wednesday
h's"''--a aaJ a.trr g., anc I'M. .aat; It ,.,ovsr
Ten t1s e5ooks Dol ss VEN, la1s nrct thu Rns
s PITY ~ 9,nns. nn su Mn1e iher fate
Co"ncr s' psd lii one, api thcfc wers eteht
EIcht iit,tc Crooks wcre Tar ftsn heaven.
I'll 'i;e:. stepped out. aa,i ii,s5s VIE .e'sn.
nick vent out, and there ,s, wete slx. .,,-.
six it:le e.ooks @ @ w.fs ~ kicking . fonnd alive-
ixs .sia WIFI e,oot. ~ 1ot w3t In, TO- til. door
r,i'n tSs,o. s"n; nrt ~ nv. wc.n @ tnm.
rnnr 1irisn eronka then went IN a tnrec.
ilutch stspt,ed o,.s, and there wore thsee.
Three crooks Ieft ufnm nobodf knew.
Powell went out, and t!lcrs ws:c two.
Two little crooks were left MI alone.
5nn vent ont snd shsfe ". ooe; ,.
s vm IT, r. m",hs, III it,s cr.or
n"a a"y!s ',.''. Nv Nv. w sa =. ~ ....s =.
ING a',oVe clitihi'l ttlat "c 'et6oh III suAe1'us
WAAt ne taugn1 III sone
nILphEII' u.
hG Lnno, "n,cn pteva''sa ysS.eIuay .na. e.
na, ate'n e ,,n mvn'o ~ wna y, .gag1 @ oasaay ~
HuI HinH ~ uNtauS ~ "uo oa'I enut Ne -
, 1876-09-15
ILLINOIS SUPREME COURT.
OTTAWA, ILL.,, Sept. 14.-Tho Supreme Court
met at O'Clock this morning, full bench be-

met a. eaoeA 11t' '"''e' ~"As oeA>1 w
Ing present. "
MOTIONS DISPOSED OF.
8, {RehearIng dockct)-GcoEgo Dwiudell ".
Ifyin, Trustee; rchcarlng granted.
4. lsantlc w. Same; same order.
6. Shoemaker ys: same: same order.
Il. Meleudy W. Charles Keen: same order.
!. Edgor'y vs. osgood sn1no % order;
der.
time to ie petition for tellcarng rceoustdefcd anu
ugain denet. ,.,,. , a.,,,,.,
3o3 LAWYER W. C1e'ano' upPea' "'1n'10aeu VIII
bper cent uamage1;;, oox. ,,.x. ,.s., u .r.
Manhain ", =; r1ng. Wngal ny1 M"ry Fnco
ssri;r, IN niace Of one of tie appeants DECEASED
t4'''''' ApMiTTED 70 PRACTICE,
The following were admitted on foreign
licenses: jesse b. Trueblood, William b, Car
1ile Iuncs N. Hnrjrr. James z, NJ Brown, an,1
AlI,ert t. Mpntt,nfsrrv
NEW MoT1oss,
20. {Iichearlng dockot}-Girard ". Gatteau;
, 1876-09-15

.
tn. Executor. and Erecu.r,z of til. l.ss John Worth.
iae!en aaet ,or .,e y. valuable ou.r1et Pint Fam
Land Manufactured Goods on hand and the Good VII
e 1s ,1s II os,ss os 20 :1 iz.s ns. md ~ T e "p to
case OF he wbola Or portiona tbrr.nf Tendtr. to po
addressed to waiter s. Ies. E.a.. To,onto csnst..
Tbs extensive business Of "orshinston 4 Sons -
sna Of pesk su ord
now Ia u ootrson extending oysr tho uaited State.
and csnad1. Ta'sr c'lsn Of ousrtes equipped with n
e. ysI.G aa ed
isSi|s: ~ S IL
t!sSS.isasi FovhrExs rloSsssS 1.ai!r naxSSgsIe
:s: sssS ;pss sS
Is %sf sa aS nasa IT
hs5!s;i9s 9s I sss tSs @ @aeaas15 sha mott ar
Ci.an4c1xis ny III EfroHE.-Prof, Nevecrry. S,sts
GsSiSss! y oho. Il vi: u. q ,hs ss'a daoos'ss,
sTts xnsss.t s,ons !, s'aely kacxn, md
s material "a use II sna psrisps ths mott @ lshly T.
ssiy ii ts s$psy ~
$ .Ss,ds IL
ssa@!s1}ly nsaT!y gars :i,'ss: saal sSstceiy a9ss
vrty tSitsctafx az .n Viii .nnpc III 1nra1r Ia NJ ~
xsa Sf'pis q ies!Sas xssa I s sHt!,fiI|y ~
10 III .quare inch i,n two 70 four timca thas Of e
H. k L m ~ y III, % sf l. ~ T. snass
TsSSi nswa, iron, q cIsy iois Thssc auniidcntons
i q. 1s q
tSsls;::;; . WV ~ rn- nr,,nr.o. rarorsn s1r',
Aaasnsr 1xs HsSwaiix.a % s4Sas!oxs %D rsex = rsxss s'
bs:y Est:3: M iPx sia s
ts ts| Ts5a Sosr pts s;ro
Io.erI block. Rochester; I.nk nlosK. hyraeusc;
snd rots ONCE, 0gdensuurK: Young MEMS Chratiaa
ss W. yisa4 nos.t sason S0ss
6SsE @ IT. hSsfc
El!1ab1n N: 4; Xcsdsmy .! Fiji Afts HxreaituEst
H.sa
i'eSras ,aas ut dinE. Rocftora, cu:sn: loa.e iii
sto:s isS,ltsa: yn.;s.j:y ., IoSs!o,
bsas s'ssf: s S @
81 s, o slss s ss sn
Amisst. arg q; miss from ssnd1,iJ 4 eo!neetei by
fs ssSass e. Y S,SS fss
f. .ssss Ill., sspss.sS S:ss Ts:s ssa %
. @
iii Yae Wig .f e
stone dse'lfas 6ause. soae hss. wagon ii q. corr
ts Wooden honsss lions stats. accoisilnuiAtns II
h.tse. Ano@t % se,s, 9rs m 9 nSy 20 ps'av
f ' .s IL IT, sSFss psSs q E
Eu5mn ~ tic Daeon q1sTY. VIVA " 'SA' 49, -
IA The rirht tt,lr AMI fn4e,rst of Tho 1.te 1ohn
viii fil,tto st, mi * iii j Ifrnvnbcnn Tnwnshin
ssa ru I4sas; I'D 2o q e III. Ill., WI
Jnne. lsa', and fIsM 4; Terry g Tin dated isit
y Meok 'as pase' a2SA-known hsthe Farnes~ortt
eWsu.,11,os cb,of,, The t,,rbo, an Lake Erin 4,
e ss aa Sse o.
liz 81 Wstsr.Iets Fos. 2,a iii 5ih lid 3if Ind
s u: IL ix!: 1tiix:y
as:es: s :ss I'd sss oss q saSs Sss ~.
s7S1e 7S2, ''i"' ~ 'f0a"ns on 4'''o''' GOING
20 Let oonslmtnE a6oMt q ~ ssrs S2
sSat,sat anI r1naink ioo .tsei ea.t % lie lae ii
sinnn9. sMbtrt !. SfsS. ru.aw.y n1 ,hs 10 ea9t
slIs:: on,.-,z, mi. on..-~ ,a.,...,. ,.,,.,,
tls li:H Quarry. eSout5is ,atls. fro@ bra*ahen,.
Southsfp i!ailtaad 81 ,wt;ca tss bieeksono !. *
M e., S
o"9 s1 ~ ~ o2 n{ ~ III. ~
n sSst ;i;s:
s. s:ss
Az: ;:;;
s1' sra .,ns sGs r. Se eoas as:S dsas 4aa
, 1876-09-15
FINANCIAL.

naW YORK, Sept. 1t.-Ths Architectural
a.. oa Works, Of this city, have failed. Llahlli-
sa,L s, Lssood0, Of which I'll, 600 arc due to their
, 1876-09-15

ss{ ~. q
!nS n.trlet. 4tornsys oies thets pIeseat a!st
se.%s III t{f n:S' snd ID d. s
,wSstSr Mebses aaa !!1e thsf # ssl.es
:s.sss ;!'!s \. ss s$sa
ssss X sass y ~ y hn sSuFa ( a. ny e
poe. sns tai :n nd i'd
sS xss ~ ,ss s
aaS Il 5 o ss K Tf 4 C. s a
~. r. nnH tn{ns as anoat ~ ~ 81 no!
Sod5 Ket sway u mica from Gi!icsso nos,ody eaTtd
sSsat sn s,ns R1iss Eo9 Sas
psoas r. ~ ssy sai ssiy % ~Hstser shsy - @
L s n si { { n n. ts: Is.
s,n s4 iSn Ms R
tlss tlsIss @u1S WIZ A''A' ''' ''4' '.''s'N wa D.'
Further commenting on tic effort
;. 70 1nrL1oA7s rua roLlrlo1Aas
MI; ;s|t sto.fs says; ., ..,.,..,,.
y Pa ds d nen ys s
.s ~ sassss T. lie Ss hs # ~ ;
Wo,ts assutiaS ten IN eass thsy you'd do e.
siaa Raa bses e se
M,l.e., on is r. ,s this Department :. follows: M .
z H. Sha Il apsenS Ps'sasr e = oolssa
g. sa o~ ue sSa desoneat
n R H. fHu gs , sad ss h6s ", AZ, A.
could bo done. AID toia tpat could b so.
o 70 h @ Gs So @ L. @ A. A.
Nuuld Nv p c aaH toovpe h, Sa.
met 1t tic sama place Iy the same refsonb By np
eY as Rn aE Ee ey!asnsS
r. " MUM fIton ns,urtne Sn hit ffia tri1oHcot
tod bc could no. b taken In.
Atter our .e.uro. which. ws. not until ~s h.a ths
eas Changer meeting, sud After tho nts batch hsl
g Is s. ed !. ho@
H. M q
xerr se:zea And wapted p know wst e could ior u,
sst a e sss ssssd sss Il. 'as as h
gould nave .tatr .,nop win tla balance who
hsa !guya|sa md whether he heuxht those meH tsa
tomr innnrrni nart,nt In ssTe .onsa rui1 M. e
ses Xxx @
said. enppo.s yos hsye come here te ttaae sous.
ess 'ess =
&C
+ ;n:ss Y:
se g. ss e Ssd ss r. sy, @ '''s
Further eor1enersttng g,t th!s testimony ST NJ,
Syon hy Was snSin:s! w. Scott Smith, and others n'
Falling 10 drive M Or persuade the ten men now In
| jail into Terrifying Against those persons whom
some of tns doyeInment oi,e!sls ND specially
~ " @ NJ 1nnz scceste hr N
LIZ ,n tnfae H. 9ca an1 t nG ~ ~
, 1876-09-15
ROCKFORD SEMINARY.

Superior facilities for the Instruction of young laea
In the tlAAlct Sciences modern languages nnc arts
Examinations on tha oxh, AIpllea!ons sheull 10 I'd.
drcttcd 81 once 10 Mls6 ANNA +. Sill.
Rockfoft. ILL.,
, 1876-09-15
MILE G. BROUSSAIS

VIII reopen hct French and English schoo on scptem.
hsr n A 3M astch!Ssn.av. Ehe Mili he s.,ted 81
pctent tcachera. The Primary Department opens IN
, 1876-09-15


.a.i,, ea!, :, ha,,r .as,.,.ss, =" .s.e ..,
,mpri,onment M,,n when othor d.tllcss ~ rot ouiv
with when he was fined s5.OOQ and they only
wIlI i,c c,,s ;inwn IN tht iore ann ,nnrc % 1ic.
tailed account Of tho " - '4"' - 1''' ~
VII be found II The following summary u Nj:
storfs' brief addressed to the Attorney General
M Mr. stoFrs begins bis brief v re3t1np TINT in.
dlctncnts were found. under Disirictr1 ttornsy
Wards administration, against &S d,stiiiers
u ti,st eshsr "r.sa 80 on ana
.,,aL ~. y,nss pvs1ons IsK"pwaeugeu ahe,s K9sit,
q tGsss en a1ls aSco
pervlsor Tutton as follows iu rclai!on to lie
irm OF
o,-ptd yoa " ha1s sutScient proofs 10 convict
moved, from tic iosh day Of Xprsl, ISIS. to t6s
lSe st a, It Msy1s Ia NJ .Sts deS ge1lss
books II all. That can SHOW b; tloir, own shlp.
wjlere thcv sbinuel then, to. etc. 1rhcro wss no
nor see how az they could eseapa. In fnst tt,ey sd.
naSe! o es
beyoud touhtmwouii l,ara prnYsd II W. w. had been
allowed to GO into eouit-thols gat a. 10 What has
seudtug out full barrel OF sp,ite anI calling II i
Of 10 gallonn That was aho dist occasion on Which
that thing Tas eser diseoyered. believe: dscoy.
large numbers o. and lg gai!on packages. anu
Ir.ua enan sa,t ~ uroni" - Msnynron moao
and E. ca.ns aown .a;d +" htn,: .'Thst /. 1
fraud. / know: here Is a iarye house scudjnr out
uunntttics Of b md 10 Railon packREca." Bnii Ee.
9P sb+ Tatsea : E Faa @ n oeke
Wc.e they haa .oIa Sc nacksaos fsceoinx 70
thelr shppux.booE] to D,trnhnsii i Sons. riEht IN
ChichRO an Saturday bnforn Liza Aetxure lhen
hunting up tI,cir ronofts. and ths rcnort Of tno
Duuecf who gspocd thcm, founl that tho Geuucf
Ind seportcd them al either Of 10 gallon paek.
cred this thing In tho night ltttlns and saii, "Io
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, 1876-09-15

MADAME O. DA SILVA
and afts. Alex Dradrotd's formerly Mrs. Ogden
Ho!l.nan'sl English, French and German boarding
md Day School for young lAd!es and children with
cal!sthcncs. No. II West Thirty -cighth-At. New
York. KcopenA Sept. 2h. Application may be
nRde By letter or personally. u 1b0ye.
, 1876-09-15
RAILROAD TIME TABLE.

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, 1876-09-17
THE MANAGERS IN COUNCIL.

ruler
At the conclusion of this rambling and inco-
herent address, there was 4 general call for re-
taxation Of some description. The editor of
the programme, who had been sleeping in
SWIFT does Queen vetora es a lie had plo
cecded no further when Mr. Alien interrupted
with the deferential observation that no enter
had been struck with this great moral truth
during the progress Of the present meeting.
It had been the driest meeting lie had ever at
tended. Personally. he objected to beer, but
Art demanded the sacrifice; just as bis brother
Pertina1 objected to low salaries but yielded
them to Art Upon this hint, the proprietor Of
the Dizzy Actors Retreat, who was present as
honorary member Of the Associa-
tion, invited all his brother managers
to visit his place and sarritice to Art.
adjourned after appointing committee to draft
u constitution aud bylaws. Reports Of the pro-
cecdings ut subsequent meetings will appear ex-
clusiyely in The TR1ECSE.
GEORGE ELror's ADVICE TO AMATEURS.
In reading B" Daniel Deronda,'' the thoughtful
student OF the modern drama cannot fail to be
struck with the interview between the heroine
and the musician. G.oe.dolen has been reduced
to poverty and thinks OF resorting to the stage
for livelihood. She asks advice aud counsel Of
Herr G7tsnaer. His answer sums up all that
needs to be said to giddy young lady, who
imaglues that success upon the professional stage
is as easy Of attainment as the applause of the
parlor for clever amateur performance. 'sYou
are beautiful young lady," said the master
to G,asadole,s. 'tYou have been brought up
In ease; you have done what you would; you
have not said to yourself, must know this
exactly,'' / must understand this exactly I
must do this exactly" In these terrible
, 1876-09-17

House, Kate Claxton in l" Conscience y: Pora,.
Theatre, Baltimore, Mr.. Charles Pone n .:%s 4 ~
Gascon"; Rochester Opera-House, Miss Inii5s ins
Western in new play by the late Franses
n Murdoch entitled Repentance y; Brooklv1n t1
Garrick y; UtLca opera-House, M caapnaavp'aa nav'a
Company in "Pique."
At the Globe Theatre, Boston. lat u..,
"Pique y was given with some interruptions !.
consequence OF the continued illness of T;.s ~
Fannie Davenport Sothern is to appear At ~ ths
theatre tomorrow night. F. s. Chalfran n},usds W.
lust week at the Boston Theatre; be Viii fl'f. :.
succeeded tomorrow night by Kate Claxton ~ Ds
Marie Wilkins in s.The Two Orphans y Bosom p
Friends " is the attraction at the Museum. Ti+
Macs Miustrels, including Barney and Rcsa~s
Brockway. Sutton, and others have settled =;
the season at Beethoven Hall. :"
Mr.. Charles F. Coghlan, the young Fno,;.,
actor, made successful debut at Daly's Thea
trc, New York, last Monday night. The nI* nIas
was "Money,'' and Mr. Coghlan assumed *! x!
part Of AJrod Etylyn* John Brougham, CbsrIr,
Fisher, 3lr. Davidge, Jetfreys-Lewis, and Emil
ti1aed thu sf st Booths @ s Theatre ~o %en ~
Bar" at the Union Square, and 1.-THE Might;
Dollar" at Wallack's. Tomorrow, Nrs. a..
opens at the Grand Opera-House, and the nes
spectacle, C Baba," at Niblo's. Mr. Dal7's nev
play, "Life,'' is to be produced next Wednes.
Gay Will MISS AulJ f0WS1Lt IN Tue leading naYf
and Solkc and Bonfanti in the ballet. At ~
Park Theatre, Fred Marsden's play, s'Clouds. Va
to be produced tomorrow night. Iii. Hat
Jackson, formerly the factotuin Of the Cnion
Square Theatre, has gone over to the Park.
FOREIGN NOTES.
". s. Gilbert, the English dramatist, Is ssid
to be writing two plays expressly for America.
The German Government has allowed
French company to play in the theatre in stras.
bourg-
The London theatres are beginning to adopt
the American custom Of giving morning pe..
formanees on Saturdays.
Miss Dickie Lingard writes to San Ftanciscc
paper to deny that Mr.. Dalziel whom she mar.
ried in Australia, has deceived her and quarreled
with the other Lingards. Dickie says she il
glad she went to Australia, and that she is s..s
happy Us ever wife could ben
Mr.. Henry J. Bsron's latest play, IA Bull b,
the Horns,'' which was first resented in tht
Gaicty Theatre, London, on the 2Gth Of August,
is farcical piece, in which the domestic diiicul.
ties of .Nr. and Hrs. Pepper Pods and lEr and
Hrs Oeuna are set forth in three acts, marked
BY merry situations.