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Orangeburg news and times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1875-1877, 1876-04-29

A CARD.
DR.. J. G. wANNAMAKEn is in pos
session Of the Receipts and Prescription
Books of the late DR.. l.. j Olivcros. All
persons desiring TO get any Of the above
Preparations or Renewal Of Prescriptions
can do so By calling OIL
Dr. WANNAMAkER,
AT Ills Drug Store
aug 2l--3m
Orangeburg news and times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1875-1877, 1876-04-29
DENTISTRY.
DIR. gs. j. NTUCENENFUSS

Having entirely Recovered from his Sick
ness, can be found at his OFFICE over
Geo. II. Cornelson's Store, where lie will
be glad to SEE his RlENDS and The
Public.
Orangeburg news and times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1875-1877, 1876-04-29

That historic puzzle, tic mystery
Of the Man i'll the Iron Mask, is to be
unveiled by August Reise, Gtrman.
Orangeburg news and times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1875-1877, 1876-04-29
NUMBER 1T bio

1t was in New Jersey Sunday
school. The Superintendent appro-
ached a youth Of color who was pre-
sent for the first time, and inquired /,
his name Tor the purpose Of placing it
OH the roll. The good man tried in
vain to preserve his dignity when the
answer was returned, "WelI, massaa
calls Inc Captain, but my maiden
name is Moses" 1idnE
The London Times will send
Walter press to the Centennial EN-
hibitien upon which it is printed, this
press having been built expressly for
the exhibition, with all the latest
Improvements. i
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THE 81. corn TUNNEL.



While at Goesehenen | had IN oppor-
tunty of seeing the -. Gothard Tunnel, which
Is now being oored through the mountains from
Go schcnen toward Italy, and from AriOlo to-
ward Germany.
The approach to the tunnel on the q oeschenen
side is ia the midst OF tie widest anu most pic
ture-que scc-lery. number of works lups,
shcds, c4ntinss, and various small buildings
cluster about the mouth, and give to n other
Ni-e wild SPOT the nusy hum aud ulisc II enter
prise. for the clicking OF machinery, whisttng
of the engine, and hammerine from the ni4ck
smithing Is IN -S,ssant a. tne work Is continued
day ami nS:ht 10y gangs If 200 inca, VINO. under
Al. Favre's direction, prosecute the work. These
men have been at work. in wing numbers,
however. just four years the present month, aud
Il will take - ther eneI -ies, united to the work
tking by 1881. his. II course, II the money
does not give out, and there is good deal Of
trouble In securing all that - needed.
Al present bhe entire route - surveyed from
iuzerne aud hIrlch to Milan, aud parts OF It cut.
H. the tunnel two and three-fourlhs kilometres
hive oeen completed on the German side ana
about four and One-fourth on the Italian. The
tuhnel WIN De ten miles long. lhe wofkmen
employed are almost All Italians. ana work ei!ht
hours out OF twenty-iour. Dynamite Il used for
the purpose o. blasting, aud III the drills ale
me OIG!nary chilled Steel the diamond ann
being unemuloyed. rhs usual machine for
driving tn drips is emf ed, and orks entirely
b. means OF compressed air, wui IA Is BROUGHT
from tue reservoir ~ me Is Of u large IRON pipe.
The ,serVoirs ar sup. hed uy numper Of en-
den,ing en.ines, TUNED by water for winch
purpose mount.iu stream h. same way above
tie n uuiA Of the tunnel, diverted into a slulce-
way. a iges-sre OF ten 10 twelve atmOsplrres
Compressed AR Is also used to work the en-
gine, which carries It's reservoir behind, like
tender on IN ordinary engine, only II Is about
stHiy fttt long. and OF thr cyiilder DOter shape.
j. runs easily and smoothly, and, being without
any neat, Is mucn plrAsanter to work. IL -
used mainly for hauling the stone from the in
terror 70 sire track, after Il Is brought away
from the immediate vicinity Of TIE I'll ST by
means Of horses. Although this tunnel and
route Will take long dime TO compete. 1t will
uhquesllnnat ~ be OF the greatest service when
time Is considered. "a the route l. from England
20 Cologne, dong the hhiue t Frankfort. then
Basel Luzerne, aud 81. GOthard and YOU arc ia
Italy
lhe engineers IN charge prove sufficiently tnat
the high grade to which the road a.tains before
passing into the tunnel Will in no way impede
the hauling u freight, AMI that with good
speed. T. Wilt unquestionahly be u part Of the
direct route 10 India from England, and de-
cidedly the shortest to Italy. competitive
route through the hhone alley ana by the
simplon Pass to Italy is projected in France, to
keep this travel through France. II would have
The aJydntsge of having the railroad finished as
lar as seisse, and built IS lar the foot OF the
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-11-11
A Fis;,t between Texa. Cow Boys.


Two cattle drivers IN the employ Of MIR.
slaughter, named Rock aud Neil, nad some dItfi-
Guilty ON tue road, and had almost come TO
blows, hut through the Intervention OF friends
had queed down, but on the night Of the XIII
tnH both were IN the saloon attached to Mr..
JacOun store, along with some colored soldiers
and ciiz tns, when Rock asked some OF the sol
dieIs 10 drink, asking Neil at the same time.
KSck S replied that he DID not drink with negroes,
aud pulling out revolver, commenced striking
some of the soldiers over the head with It.
Rock, thinking Nels intention was to false a
quarrel with MIN, drew his revolver also. On
II discovering II, he put his pistol AGAINST
N IFS breast, and ordered him 10 put the
weapon up. Rock replied. :" am your friend
and want II to assist you" Neil again ordered
him to put II up Rock started TO comply and
was IN the act OF showing his pistol IN the mol
stcr when Neil hrod, hitting him III the left side,
above the last no. " Ii that is your game, | am
sour man." said Rock, drawing his pistol aud
Shooting Neil in the breast. Neil Tell, aud Rock
saying; 81 am shOt In the bowels and will die,
30 Nll give you some more from principle"
staggered up aud fired four more shots into
Nei's head, killing him Instantly Rock lived
I've hours after the shooting.
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FIRE IN a COfL MINE.
Column Of Flame Three Hundred Feet
High-Bow II was Subdued.


About II o'clock on Saturday night the
whistle Of the Wellington Colliery sounded an
alarm. owing to fire having been discovered In
the Wellington mine. On cxamin ton, II was
found that tho coal on each side Of the upper
slope noar the furnace was on FIRE. The fire con-
tinued to In -rease I'm suite Of the efforts made
to stop IL, and on Sunday the tlawes burst up
through the cave In front Of the office. Al one
time IT was estimated that the column Of flame
WAS at least 100 yards high, and rOared ike a
vast furnace. This, however. was soon smoth-
cred out. smoke coming up through the bin OF
coal at tho mines mouth It was thought advis-
able to move IL. and men were busy engaged
In doing 50 on Sunday and Monday.
III t.s-r-rvr<-<--~s,s ~, Misunderstanding failad--
on Monday morning tho work OF walling IN the
fire, 10y building a brick wall below the place
where the FIRE exists, was commenced and
pushed forward with all possible speed. Yes
terday morning all the apertnres, except the
mouth OF the slope having been closed up,
steam was injected into the mine from large
boilers at the pit head. and at nightfall the fire
was so much subdued that miners went up and
down the main slope. In the workings on each
side OF the slope. however, large bodies OF fire
still exist but the proprietors are sanguine tina
In a few days the IRE will be extnguished. At
the present time II Is impossible TO ascertain the
amount Of damage done, although II Is thought
not to be very extensive. The FIRE Is supposed
to have originated from the Cinnamon piline up
the coal In the furnace so that 1t would last till
morning, and thus save themselves the trouble
OF staying there through the nisht to replenisb
the furnace as II required fuel.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-11-11
Another Prize Fighter in Trouble.


n will be remembered that Tom Allen,
the prize fighter. was arrested by the Kentucky
authorities immediateiy after his fight with
Goss, and held to ball In the sum OF 5000 for
his Appearance on the 2gth OF this month, to
stand tri / for violating the laws 81 that Com
monwealth by engaging In a prize fight. His
bondsmen, the Farrell brothers, getting wind
Of Aliens intention to give them the slip and
scud for Australi 3, put detectives ON his track,
and he was overhaued In Chicago on Friday
last. His chums, Jem Mace, Barney Aaron
and Nike Mcdonald, tried hard to rescue him,
but the detectives managed to get him TO the
Office OF the Chief.of Pole b, and then before
the Police judge. who put him under bonds In
the sum OF $1,000 as n fugitive from justice to
answer 10 the state OF Kentucky An effort
was then made 10 procure his release on writ
OF habeas corpus, hut 1t was unsuccessful. In
the mean time, one Of the Farrell brothers went
to Frankfort to procure requisition from the
Governor Of Kentucky, and this IS now on it's
way TO Chicago and upon that authority Allen
will be brought here aud at once transferred to
the Kentucky authorities, to be dealt with az
COrdiup law.
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Shouting the wrong Names.
From ne Nsu orleans Democrat

I'VT' VIC 4''V' V7 ''''''l DVN'|tT''
Texas street, Shreveport, was enlivened
last Saturday by a company OF some hundred
negroes riding up the street shouting: "Hurrah
for liGen ana hendTicks!" They were on their
way o. the Hadical meeting Ia that city ana In
tended TO be good Radicals, but only mistook
the naInes OF the candidates. The gang was
shoutlng N this way for lilden, whom one OF the
oihfshals OF the procession dashed up 10 them
anu broke out angry; Them amt tue fellers
IMden and Hendricks, no; IT'S Hayes and
leTs." '''
The horsemen looked little troubled and
nsconcerted ~ hrst, tut soon recovered aud
we're shouting for Hayes and Wheeler With all
their zeal, "or any udier feller dat provides de
barbecue" one Of them sagaciously remarked
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The Girls TO Gov. Tiiden.



Please note the contents OF our ballot
BOX. as we represent the opinions of fathers
brothers. and sweethearts In most Of the States
Of the Union. We fnd stand 100 votes for
Tilden and for Hayes Of these last. three are
from Pennsylvania, two from Texas, and one
from Nevada. II every community In the coun-
try will give a. large mai orty to-day, I don't
think Hayes will ever see the inside of the White
House, which heaven grant! We hear rumors
OF great excitement all around us, but old Au-
Rusta Is doing her duty bravely, and we all feel
bricks. Please send a cosy OF this to Mr.. 1ilden:
IL NAV encourage MIN.
AUGUSTA FEMALE SEMINARY, STAUSrOS, Nov.
Z, 1876
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The Hidden Life Of Lone don.
Fom ne Toronto Globe,

A strange story Of death by starvation
was told 10 the Coroner for the city OF South
wark The victim was woman seventy-nve
years Of age. Her husband, who was ten years
older, had once, IL seemed, been a wholesale
leather merchant. He had been unfortunate Ia
business, and hs became poor. His wife became
parayIed, and the poor old husband had to at
tend to her, and they sank into aoject poverty.
A long life had conducted them only to this.
They could do nothing for living. The parish
allowed them three and siKpence week, and
the poor woman's relatives gave them about ten
shillings a month. This latter sum was pTacti-
cally all they had to 1.-Two on, inasmuch as their
rent absorbed the money allowed them by the
parish They lived for months on bread and
MIX, and the old man said that he could not
call TO memory when they had tasted any meat.
For two OF three DAYS before her death tho wO-
man had hAd no food but two Abernsthy bis
oulis As q matter u eOurie shs died.
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Deep snow In the Rocky Mountains.

A correspondent writing from Hope Val
ley, undeT date OF oct. ~, SAYS: showing very
hard IN the valley. ILe snow Is already eight
Inches deep IL Is showing ~ tho rate OF two
Inches per hour now. Fair prospects tor "A big
storm. Fears are entertained OF great deal of
a. SNOW all day We think the snow Is eighteen
inches deep on the summit now, There are sew
erul large bands u sheep III the mountains vet.
SHE are very difiicult 70 got out in deep snow.
Two years ago to day they started out Of this
valley with thor cattle, and the snow was TWO
feet deep. 1t was with cr,dt difficulty that they
got over the mountains, but the sheen we're ali
out before the storm"
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No Drinks Tor Year.


The most astonishing bet on the prts-
dental election Is that Of two old 81 ringnsId
toners, one a true Bourbon Democrat, and the
other dyed-in-the-wool Republican, that the
loser shall 20 without his daily drinks-he per-
feet teetotaler, in short, Tor the remainder Of
the wear, aud that tho other shall, have the
privilege OF tantall1Ing him to any extent.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-11-11

OENN-lLtANlA NNIl.NOAU.
II GREAT TRUNK LINE
Trains leave New York. wa Desbrosscs AMI Cortland
streets ferries, "a fOnOwsi
Express for lrisburg Pittsburgh. the West and South
with Pullman Palace Cars attached V3J "A. ~, ana
$50 T.. NJ. Sunday. u aud s3l J.. NJ
For Nihiamsport, Lock Have CORY, ana Eric NJ 2iO
ana $3.50 T. NJ. connecting ~ CORY Tor Iitusville,
Petroleum Centre, anu IN" OF Regions
For Baltimore Washington. ann the Sol,h, Limited
Washington Express Of Pullman Parlor ars daily,
I. 81. Regular a $40 A. NJ. gao, 600. anu . +. NJ
Express for Pnilaicinhia 40 $40 $50 4. NJ. $780,
2aO g. L. 8. q, Z, $50 T. VI. ana II nsht. AccOmmg.
cation A. VI. aug $40 i NJ Suudty, \. VI ;, d.
s.s5n, AM H. NJ. Emigrant and sec nd cla's
For Centennia Depot at $50 $50 100 g. $40. a3)
A. NJ 1880. s. ant Z. VI. On SUNDAY. a. VI Re
turning leave Centennial Depot AZ 115. 1913, 1850
A. NJ" 1, i;l5. 3 $3.50, i;4h. b;ti $3.50 and 1908 + NJ
On sunday, 7.2O A. VI and H. NJ.
Trenton, Perth AmDoy, Pennington Balvhcre ana
other points locAl schedules NJ AL Tickct Offices
Trains arrive: From Pittsnu' IN $50 and 1880 A. NJ
1920 NJ. dairy; lOl0 A. ". and $50 l.. NJ. daly
except Monaay. From Washington aud Baltimore
$50 g;tp \. VI, 4io 80 AMI 1870 I. VI. sandy.
G.3n $50 4. VI. From Pnlaic'pn 5n1. ego, $50
$50 1910, li2n 1850 NJ, $40, $50. 40, 5ip GAO
d;fn 73b, ITO. s;i1 and lu;2l T. VI sunday. 5:uJ
$50 6:p' 9;tO. 1910 1882 A VI $3.50 and loco T. NJ
House, AMI foot Of Dcshrnsses AMI Cortllndt sta
No. Court st.. BTnukyn Ia 10 tnd lis iudspn -,
Hob ken Depot Jersey City Enisrant Ticket Once,
No Battery place.
FRANK THOMSON. H. VI. BOYD. Ir-
General Manager General Passenger Agent
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Rublit tlotitts.
DECEIvER's NOTICE.

TX ~, - ~ . wv 'i'
Notice IA hereby given that by virtue OF an order %
The curt ~ thancerN OF New Jersey made thr
Of the d te hereof IN a causr wherein JAMES W At
son Is complainant and THE WATSON MANU- Ac-
TURING COMPANY are defendants. a persons having
claims against tue said watson Manufacturing Company
Who have not med the same dug verncd, With tn r.
CtNer appointed IN said cause, are required 10 sent
the same under oath or atrmat N, 10 the UNDER Signed
the Receiver appointed IN the above cause, thr IN q
OF said COMPANY IN Paterson New Jersey, Within hd
months from the dstr OF sald orde be- forever barred
from AL the dement's arising from any dividends thAt
may be maie by said Receiver
Dated Octuner 10, 1879. WATTS COOKE.
Receiver Watson Manufacturing tompiny.
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aru @cocs.

DkSr lOTTON AND WOOI, INsRAINS.
- 65c Beet double cotton cham, i1c. ant upward.
Warranted regular goods. LORD 4 TAYLOR
Grand, Chrysue AMI FurTytl His.
IL EEP'S patent party.made dress Shirts the Nery
IN Oest for t0 can be- finished easily hcununa
handkerchief. 81 Broadway and 92l Arch It,, fhla
dcphla.
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AaI Gstan.

S1 -SA BARGAIN-Easy terms.-Cosey
0l. tOO. eotiaae and lot s3xloO. ioS schenec'
tady ay, near Dean St. BrOokyn pleasant, healthy To-
cation. Apply " address JAS. DUFF, iSs Hssey
street. Brooklyn
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or SPAWN IN uon>r-.

Enron OF pRFsDYrEEiAS WEEKLY Tn inquiry Is
often made IN our agricultural n family Journals
concerning remedy for spawn, THIS II diser iir
too prevalent an oug hoi cs owing IN great measure
to car lrssurss ~. u.ius, producing ctrau ty hlrt
IRA ing or cOnunucd over wor ana the want OF s1mo
reliable remedy Tor IT. removal curr before has
become o. LONG stlniins aad TIE value Of the animal
materially les cnet m cons llcucp.
Or. IS. Kendall, Of tnosburgh f'lls. W. some 'ime
sine, In tre ilg horse for pawn ~ M u.ua man.
ner by blistcrlny, aiding thaf the april alton pro-
uuced 20 much Horcnes- and pam and apparently no
good deternnci 70 investsatt the matter IA order to
mad remedy. II possible thai would produce me ie-
sired effect ana In more rational anu humane manner.
TINS result he finally succeeded m acc lmpllsning,
AMI the hcndas Spawn Cure IL II called Is proving
all that could reasonably have been expected 81 II.
have interested myself particularly IN the matter, m
order TO ge at the facts ana ma that the remedy viii
oreciualy remove spawn ami spnt IN from nve 20 sk
weeks time, causing NJ bstering orsorencss and eiy.
ing no calOus OF Gear to Indicate where the dihcuT
existed.
THIS Ia truly an important discovery In medical
science and the with which II De applet and
absence OF suffering 70 the animal treated vii CONE
mend tie remedy t. the attention OF all. and mast
prove Of great bencnt IN the treatment what IL gem
orally conceded T. be az incuraDe disease when
established. and At ftle expense. all must tho
means of saving large amount Of money % tao
owners Of horses In tins country. T.. Il. TOWLE.
WEST BERksIiRR. VI.
SOFA by c. Il SMITH & co, 40 Warren 81.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-11-11
Suuss SuraisgIIJ.

REST THREE-PLl, sl?5, Best oll.woq IN.
ID grams zoe. and upward. LORD a TAYLOR,
Grand, Chrystle ana Forsyth .ts.
TNIRNITURE. CAKrET4
Il Al OFARRELL'S. 4lOSth av, between 3Oth an 3lsi
NJ. you eau purchase. Tor cash carpets ui cloths
ahd furniture cheaper than at any other establish.
ll HNIfIRE. CARPETS. BEDDING, AMI
y ; owes sOll ~ lowest cash prCcs weekly "
moAhii payments no additional charge on ilur -ues.
j, Lynch, 800 Elghth avenue,
between 21th sui 2itlt sta.
\TEEIALN AND MONTIIIN PAYMENTS
w taken tor furniture, carpets, and )ed1As Anln-
pie4lhe btuch AMI iuN prices
CpWrkHlIWAlr CO.'S lbl Clathlus
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Sbippln1.

INpRICxN STr.usi,IPLINr.
ys oH ve TSg5d s.d S to s rom raa
pda e % lows. ,,,,, 49,. IN
.City OF New YOrK Soy. l6 LORD CLlVt.."; Dee
INDlANA.........NOy 23 OillO.............bt II
Price ~ passage ~ currency. .. 40,
Cabin. no slli. In erhtiiitr 81. storage w
PETER WHICH Sons, Gru'i Agch. -. Il.
Philadelphia. aud t2 Broii ~" y. r..
JOHN MCDONALD. Battery pitt' \. L
49,, .,,,. ,.,,,,,,
4 NCtiOH L!Nt..u.9 y n i,1i re hNHe
SAiL tNEss - :, i'DA NJ from ,,v,,,
fassenRers D9D.el ~ iO"e7t rays 10 v, IN ~, Wv
HENDERSON BitJIilEH9 lowing "' 'in.
Niurcr LINZ IN pp,>Ct. va r.vm,nih.
1yrr sa Gs on raas's al rds
rates LOUIS DR. BEBlAN. Agent, % iF 'auMS.
uxu.x ,,Np u,u erI 1,r,t,-
II foR III En NsluWN hND iiVERPOOL
eI1Y or 1tEiti ~
IN az III ssIrti 'aturriaJ' ~ %; IA
City or RiCHMoNb " saturday pc y at IL noon.
CABIN $50 and sioC goas X turn tickets on favor;
at lowest rates.
saloons, state ROOMS smoking aud Bath Rooms
amlurrnniYS n n.tr A.n, g. 49,, ~ 49,. 4, =,
JVhN VI Dhbr hkth's 10 hhu Oh bTOhnNh1, ~ l.
ArATIONAI, lINE.-From Pier. al ana al N n
bssuApK FOR LoS so,nSa.v Sovs7A
DhN N . ~, Wy, n "
roh y. EErs,lpUwN I'D IA .hi s Sg AZ
rnganu'' NoV Il, ~ 4, NJ hsne"a' NY "a ",
Ekypt .NON To- n W. ~. 40, ....o :, ~ = ~
nsDln fsssaee ''''''''' tos ~, ~ ~ ourencr
% ' s19 cnrrencv
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WHITE STAR LINE.
STEAMBOATS, ano Rallrclos.
ENN-YLyAN!A MAILRPAp.

-PBOPLE's LINE steamboat. for Albany
SaratO "a, and the West leave daily Sundays ex
ceptedj at d p. NJ. Pier 81. n H., foot OF Canal It.
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CT. GEORGES. CHURCH, stuYyesant square.
- corner 10Th It, Morning prayer ana sermon by Rev
Dr. Williams associate rector, az 1890 O'Clock Even.
Ing prayer aud sermon by Rev. Dr.. Tying rector, at
$3.50 O'Clock.
STANTON ST, BAPTIST CHURCH. William
shi mS'ns va heaNai panteI; W. ppeaGh i9sn ~
service OF song and SERMON Seats tree suangers
invited.
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Anttlon Notltts.

ITO Furniture Dealers and Manufacturers.-I will
sell on Mund ~, Nov. IS at ~ O'Clock noon. nv j.
+. BlssELL, Auctioneer. At $50 Fulton ST, Brookbn.
the entire stock uf Hermann Fischer Lankrnpts,
consisting OF flushed ana ~ finished parinr furniture.
GEORGE HAGEMEYER. Assignee.
NJ KA1ZENUERG, Auctioneer Nj. rtgage sae
" tins day, at o'clOrk, AZ S3 East 81 at rise,
wagon. harness, &C. also butcher hxtures by order
attorney for mortgage.
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%mnstmtnls.
I1nE GREAT NEW YORK AQUAnIUl

cNlhupt"'"'S' --.------~
VVHE GREAT NEW YORK AQUAHIUM.
BROADWAY AND s5rn STREET
OPEN DAILY FROM A. NJ TILL 10 p. NJ
MARVELLOUS AND SPECIAL ATTRACTION
a TRiPLETilLEp JAPANESE
"KINGIYo," JUST BROUGHT FROM
JAPAN, AND LOANED TO
THIS INSTITUTION
FORA SHORT TINE
BY MIR. GILL OF BALTIMORE.
THE ONLY ONE EVER SEEN
ALIVE IN THIs CITY
WONDERFUL RESULT OF YEARS
OF SUCCESSIVE BREEDING
BY THE JAPANESE.
ONLY CHANCE EVER OFFERED
OF VIEWING THIS REMARK ABLE
vARLcoLORED FISH
FOR A SHORT TINE oNLYi
BEAUTIFUL spEcIMENi
GREAT CURIOSITY
OTHER NEW ATTRACTIONS
ACTUAL LIVING CORAL BUrLDERsi
LIVE sPoNGEsi WHITE wHALEi
AnUNDRED VARIETIES OF ANEMosEi
sEALsi SHARKS SEA LIoNi
SIX SEA HoRsEsi
ALL THE OTHER USUAL ATTRACTIONS.
DoDwoRrHs PROMENADE CONCERTS
EVERY AFTERNOON AND EVENING.
TyIETu ayFSIE THEATRE
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Ne dreanl,

A -HORTOS'S ICE CREA VI, made from pure
hscrean 70 churches, fairs festivities. &C. Csc,
quart 800 4th av l@di Broaiway, ana 20 Chatham st.
EbSsELLs ICE CREAM. Churches and fairs
Il 2oc, per quart. Charlotte Russo by the dozen VI
quart, Special attention 10 outoftown orders.
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Garptts.

VaIVNs,
DEST BODN BRUSSELS CARPETS. tIbO
- and upward Best Tapestry Brussels ~ and up.
ward. LORD TAYLOR
Grand Chryste aud Forsyth sts.
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