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Connecticut western news., 1876-10-20
CONN. WESTERN RAILROAD

COmm@nclnK June ', 1SIo. GOING WEST. TRAINS LEAVE CANAAN. . l2.5S A. M.-Connecting at Mulerton for Pos,gA- keepsie, Albany and the West dAreck a for Nshkill at 4.20 F. Ii. Leaves Salisbury 1.l8 q Lakeville, 1.2S P. N. A.3O F. M.-Connecting from Pittsneld. At MN- lerton for New York. Leaves Salisbury at A.b3 d Lakevtue 4.@ F. ". 0.6S P. P.M-Connecting from Pittshsld. At hft lerton with Express for Albany and tks West
 GOING EAST. TRAINS LEAVE CANAAN, GOO A. M.-Connecting from Falls Village and Burlington. At Wsnsted for Bridgeport. At Pine Meadow for New havcn. At Hart
 ford tor Providence, Boston New Londep,
 Worcester, Middietown and Saybrook. 0.10 A. M., Leaves Millerton 6.cQ m,
 Lakeville $50 salisbury, 7l0. lO.47 A. M.-Connecting at Wlnsted for RxiAme- port. At Hartford for WillimAntie, New London, Providence, New York q @oebu& Leaves Millerton lo.u6 m. Laksvtie. is.si. Salisbury, 1o,26 A. M: C@nneeta At
 Canaan tor Bridgeport. SOS F. M.-Connccting iron Bridgeport. Al
 Winsted for W Materbury and BridKekort. At
 SiRsbury for Now haven, WesIASld, hol
 yoke and Northampton. At hartierd ana
 Bristol, Millimantic.. New Lsnaon, MeR Leaves Millerton 2.$o p. n., Lakevtns a.Ss. Leaves Salisbury, 2.4l r. n. S,S8 F. M.,-Leavss 1illerton 50 p n, LAksyills sos, Salisbury, S.ls F. N.
 For time ct Way Stations and connectioass '~ ". "A. YEOsAANs. sap,s.
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DIR. }. WILSON'S IRON Tonic

Is the best medicine ever offered to the public for poverisbed condition of the blood. It contains those elements which are essential to the build ing up of the system to state of perfect health. It differs from other tonics in this manner It is not mixture of cheap barks in poor liquors, of 'Thc From Tonic contains alcohol in no form It differs also from the popular bitters which act as cathartics and induce dssases; which @ do . the nlator by toning up the system to a state of per feet health, so that each organ win act naturally and for itself The From Tonic has been l used as medicine in the private practice of . regular physician for 8 number of years, who had his office in our drug store. We were surprised at the good results and recommends 1t received from those who had used l., either as the phyei. clan prescribed. or who took it on the advice of | persons who had received benefit from it. We saw that the sale continued to increase that or. ders came from distant places-from ohio, New Jersey, New York city ana Connecticut, The or ders increased in such manner that we were con- vinced the From Tonic was medicine of no l ordinary merit.
 Without any advertising on our part, we have l sold in4 wo years, from our store as 8 prescrip- | tion, over 1000 bottles of the Iron n 0MiC, and the most of that number have been used by peo 1 pie within radius of two miles from our store, l the public can obtain 1t. 0. ness, either the result of eickneas of mslarial ] influences. For indigestion, lack of tone of the digestive organs. For weak. fatigued feeling, | an aching In the back, such as so many of our | women complain of For Neuralgia. Nervous ness. and alf cases where tonic treatment is de- | manded, this medicine is particularly designed to l relieve and cure.
 TESTIMONIAL.
 1 WILSON BRos.-I had for a long time been troubled with an irregular action of the bowels | and Kidneys; loss Of appetite, and as conse. 1 quence was very weak was so constipated that | twas obliged to take cathartic medicine most ei ! the time. There was 8 want of action throughout | my whole system. A friend told me of Drs J. | Wilson's Iron Tonic. tried one bottle back my appetite increased: gained strength | and now am well. 1 was surprised at the ben etits I received, and can cheerfully recommend | your Iron TOnIC to all who are suffering from | debility from any cause. D. ". HITCHcooK,
 Express Messenger P. H. B. R. R.
 For sale by all Druggists. Price los per bot tie. WILSON BROS, Proprict0rs, 1 4stf Pleasant Valley, Duchess Co.,, N. Y. R, w. ROBINSON & SON, " Wholesale Druggists
 1s9, 1s4 and 1s6 Greenwich St., New YoSk.
 General ARenta,
Connecticut western news., 1876-10-20
GOING SOUTH! LEAVE PITTsFIELD. vIx:

600 .. m. Passenger train for Bridgeport. aEriv-
 ing at 3.10 p. m,, with through car for New
 York, arriving at 4.s4 p. m.; at New Haven
 ct 8.l0 p. m. .'a .t Leaves Canaan at 10.47 .. m. ...t 2,36 P. m. Passenger Train for Bridgeport, arTtv.
 ing at e.0O P. m.; New York ll.lVp. m. New
 Haven ll.62 p. m. Lesve Canaan at 480p, m. >s 6oop n. Passenger Train for Falls vinags. Ar,
 irving at 7.N n.
 Leaves Canaan at 6.45 ?. m.
 sunday Milk Train leaves PittsAeld at ass p. n.
 for Bridgeport, arriving at $50 D. m; New
 York 1LS5 p. m.; New Haven e.{7 p. m. ,g Leaves Canaan at 48o p. m. 'e W- All trains connect st Broekheld Ju netioa to and from Danbury. ain H. W. FRANKLIN. suparintandsns. Bridgeport, Conn.,, Feb. l4ths 1876 Eaih
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HARTFORD. PROVIDING CE c
 FlShKlLL R. R.

Commencing Nov. list, 1875. Trains of Conn. ostern K. k. arriving at Hart. ford as follows: At S.46 A, M., from Winsted, connects tOr Provis
 dence and eoston. At 1.17 P. M., from fullerton, connects for Prsvs.
 dence, Boston, Norwich, New Lea.
 don and Palmer. At b.6o F. M., from Mulerton and PouEnkeepaia
 connects for Norwich, New Londmn.
 New Britain and Bristol.
 TRAINS LEAVING. New London at 500, Noi wich t5.sO A. M. Ar. rive at Hartford to connect with A.
 M. train for Minstea, Canaan, MN- lerton and Poughkeepsie. Boston at 1o,SO AM. Providence at l2 so P.N Con- meets with F. Al. train to MillertoH. @ J. T. EoMANuS. hup'I
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grobate Antires.

nISTRICT OF SHARON, ss. Probate Court kI October 14th, 1876.
 Estate of James R. Hawley late of sharon in said DistIlct deceased.
 The Court of Pronate for the District of Sharon hath limited and allowed six months from tn. at of Ihis order for lhe creditors of said estate settled aS insolvent in which to exhibit their claims against Said estate: and has appointed Edwin N. ! attwell and Frederick A. Hotrhkjss commissioners to receive and examine said claims,
 Certified by
 ChAS. F. SEDGwICK, Clerk. Tho subscribers give notice that they shall meet at the Town Hall in said Sharon he lss Mon- day in December. 1876, and on the 4th Monday of March, 1877, at o'clock Tn the forenoon on each of said days, for the pui pose of attending to the business of said appointment
 EDWIN N. FAREWELL,
 FREDERICK A. uOTCHKlSS.
 Commissioners. All persons indebted to sad estate are request. ed to make immediate payment to
 3w15 FI'CH LANDON, Executor. T Court of Probate holden at Salisbury, A within and for the District of Salisbury, on the 2d day of October. A D. 1876.
 Present. Silas E Moore. Esq, Judge: On motion of John A. McArthur. Esq.,, admin istratOr with win annexed on the estate of Charles ceased This Court doth decree that six months be allowed and limited for the creditors of said es- tate to exhibit their claims against the the administrator. and dir, cts that public notice be given Of this order by advertising Tn a newspaper published in Liichhe!d county and by posting a copS thereof on the public sign.p0st in said town salisbury nearest the place where the deceas ed last dwelt. Certified from record,
 swI4 ALBERT MOORE, Esq, Clerk.
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SILVERWARE,

have one of the largest and best selected stocks Tn the state. Those who may favor me with call will lind have made my prices low. lgtf
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Trarellers' 6uide.
@MF x, HOUSATONIO RAILROAD
 TINdR TABLE. ~

WINTER Ak&hANSaEMNNAs s.
 Commencing Sept. 4th, 1876. .
 GOING NORTH. ,S TRAINS LEAVE BRIDGEPORT, VIE: 'f 500 c. m. Freight Train, passenger accommo- dations) for Burlington, arriving atA.@ D. m. Leave Canaan 8S0 p. m.
 FROM BRIDGEPORT.
 i0.S0 (. m. Passenger train for State Line, (AIhA ny) and Pittsheld. arriving at State Lin4 2&5 D. m., (Albany 4.30 p. m.J PtttsneA S.3O ? m. At Hawleyville with SheeAsg railroad Leaves Canaan at 1.40 p. m. =. LBS D, ID. Passenger Train for Pittsneld, nrrla. ing at e p m. Connecting for AlhAhI, arriving at l3.S0 .. m. For shePaug kA Saturdays only. & Leaves Canaan at 76l p. m.
 FROM FALLS VILLAGR.
 B.45 .. m. Special Passenger Train for PittsasA arriving at 6 %T .. m. . Leave Canaan at 6U0 q. m.
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Cheapest Route to New York
 MA STEAMER BRIDGEPORT.

will leave Bridgeport every night, (Saturday aR- irving in New York about o'clock next mosm- ing.
 Returning, will leave New York every morninw. (Sunday excepted,) rom Pier S5, East River, fo0S of Cathariue street at l1.30
 Freighte received and way-billed through O all stations the Housatonlc railroad at very lew rates. Tickets eau be purchased through po New York less than by all rallroad, and baggage check ed through from all trains.
 P. S.-rhe evening Milk tra n on the Hoasaton- ic railroad connects with the steamer kridgeRors. <Su JOHN B. HUhBALL, hup'S
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sI.CE OF TICKETS
whole tickets, sl2; halves 81: quarte 50: tickets
SlUO z7s tickets $500; 49, tickets $780, y5 tickets
500.
The Distribution Trustees have intrusted the
management OF the company Hon. Ex-Governor THO,
J.. PORTER, OF Kentucky. New York Office established
under especial direction. One chance sure
win WHY Nut BUY NINE TICKETS FOR 900 so
so have the best possible snow
least or course, guarsnt be any pateu
lar buyer buyers receiving gifts those
whom the drawing may show entitled to them a.
moth that could done whore
eoDdueted fairly.
TELEGRAM FROM GOV. PORTER
FRANKFORT ky., August 2G-3 p. n.
Msssra q. w. BARRow.-
Make reach us on tina goth sure A. the
drawing will positively take place on the aIss
THos p PORTER
General Manager.
q. W. BARROW 4 CO..
q. ". BARROW 4 CO.,
q. W. BARROW CO..
General Eastern Agenta
40 Broadway, New York.
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Letters ~ S. D." be plainly marked in Of
'@'n O' olxs ss0I No INJURY ay y SS Ss' GOODS
yard: save: saved L.; Cloth Cloth s sass
1870 yards Flannel. blue twlied.
$3.50 yards i;inssy, plaid
i,ua7 dozen Hose, chidrsn's.
Qle dozen Socks, mems.
s": 81 s DOZEN ss carr
ss'o GLASS; Ssse No ss.1 "c Giro GOODS
sa.i5o wards Bed.tickiug good quality
$3.50 yards priliins si indigo S s1'a'A
ysr b b,s ts s o sTs;: lnns
7! 194 s s",d, P ?; .nan.l blue.
23,soo yards Kentucky Jeans
2oooSo Yards sheeiing. brown. ~ standard, hoavy:
500 yards Shes.ing besehed - standard. medium.
$50 ~ a''; CLASS iliss'' So "4HsscLorH1sG.
s.76l Goats. sack for men. assert ID sizes
1928 Overcoats. sack. for men. Large sizes.
4.35s Pants. for men, assorted sizes
4s3 suits Dackes and PANTS, for boys to 10 years Of
900 Suits costs, pants vests, for boys 10 to le
a a1sa s Sssts TOR n, men, assorted '1sA
7.075 shirts, flannel red.
nt GLASS; ss'' NJ HsH' ss'IssIiiS6EsoooD QUALITY.
l.4G3 pairs Wcmen's, assorted sizea
-, '.s'i Ss!'ssss .iiss'ss a ;'sf CAPS
l.522 Hats. boys wool. assorted sizea
CLASS No 7~HARDwARE. &C.
7S4 dozen Axes. best cast-steel, 3 to ~ pounds.
2s3 dozen Axes. hunters best cast steel handled.
a36 dozen Ak handles. 36inch. No. l.
664 dozen Sewing Avs.
4Sf3 dozen Sewing -awl Handles
l431 dozen Cups, tin, pnts and quarts.
22l dozen Dippers, tnnediron. long handlss
2eS dozen Fry-pans short handle. Nos !, and g. In
e4s dozen Pans tin or iron pressed and quarts
in equal auantities
40 dozen Plates, tin.
5S3 Camp Kettles, in nests Of three
lS2 dozen Hatchets.
800 dozen Planters Hoes, No. 2, best cast Steel
20, dozen Hoe Handles
S66 dozen Fish Hooks, assorted sizes.
2lO dozen Fish Lines, assorted sisea
~ dozen mill saw Files
23s dozen Saw Flies. taper. AZ inch.
lots dozen Butcher Knives. o inch.
400 dozen Hunting Knives. 6inch:
81 dozen SHINING Knives. 6inch.
S47 dozen Knives and Forks. good quality
StS dozen Spoons, table, tinned-ron
$40 dozen Spoons tea, timed iron.
245 dozen Shears. cast steel. IN and g inches.
100 dozen Sleeves, wire.
IL Beaver Traps Newhouse, No. l.
"a Mink Traps. Newhouse.
80 p'"'Sc; CLASS no. EMOTIONS &C.
7025 punches Beads. assorted colorA
654 dozen Combs. coarse.
424 dozen Combs, d y tooth
A dozen Mirrors zinc.
1884, 90 Needles. assorted SHEA.
1900 Needles. Glovers'.
24l dozen Thmbles.
l,270 dozen spool Cotton, standard AXE, 200 yards
3cord and 6-cord, equal Quantities.
1872 pounds thread. linen stand rd make, Nos 20 30
and 10. two thirds dark blue, one-third Whitley
$500 pounds Giliiug Twne and scord. equal quaint
ties Nos 80 30 and 40
S75 pourds Cotton Msitre. for Senes. o,
CLASS NO s-MEDicAL sGpPLlEs AND HOSPITAL
Schedules showing In detail the character and quantity OF
the articles herein called for will be furnished on sppcA-
CLASS No. l0.-GkOCERIES.
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DIRECTORY FOR ADVERTISERS.
HERALD BRANCH OFFICE. .ceo BROADWAY
OPEN DAY AND NIGHT FOR RECEPTION OF
ADVERTISEMENTS AND SALES or PAPERS

ADVERTISEMENTS AND SALES OF PAPERS.
AngsE1EN,sz,s, r.s.1ssa and 9Th coll.
s9AkB AsD LSo s1f SO
sys!SsSssss ePsosyys1rIEs-sra r.ar
ETY. NEAL ssTK s Isfi'S
CLERKS AND Statesmen 7ra Plcs-3d and lth coils
Iss.ss coll.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES PAc...
68SSIN soAspIR Psoss.h col.
PWEniSG HOUSES o hEr FURNISHED AND
EuRoPEas srEaasaiPs-7 M f.s Ss col.
E ESecssnaH rassI f.ss ses COL
sSs Ro1x AID sfARrx.srs TO
kkg gEs fissAiis
HORSES. CARRIAGES. &C.--Isr PA0E-2d and Sd coils.
HOUSES, Rooms. &C. wANrED-2D PAe.-ad col
Ios4 ASP sogSb.is. Fss.Si.s col
sxesLE col coli
5 -ts.'f co:
MIscELLxNEoUs-71n PAcs-esh COL
MN 1tsas.s ss r4e.-eh col
o nsszs:' scaD
q TnE rr FOR sALs Or 70
RENr-2D PAGE-Ist col,
FSgA?h r F:s.ni.: co.'s
REWARDS-1sr PAGK-lst col.
SALES AT AUCTTON-2D PAGK-fth and 5th coils
SITUATIONS WANTED-FEAALES-7rH PAGE-lst. ID
sFE5S ~
Bids ao".s s1 f1 q coz COL
6TORAGE-2D PAGE-3d COL
SUMNER RESORTS-2D PACE-3d col
THE TRADES-7TH PAGE-4th col.
rs LET FOR BusfSEss fsG%RposEs-aD l col
IRAvELLERS' GUIDE-7rH PAGE-6th col.
UNPUBLISHED ROOMS AND APARTMENTS TO LIT
ID PACE-2d COL
WANTED To PURCHASE-2p PAcE-5th COL
WATCHES JEHELRY, &C.-lsT PAGE-3d col
WINES, LIQUORS. &C.-2D PAGE-5th col.
YACHTS. STEAMBOATS,. &C.-lOrE PAGn-6th col.
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rfsn sssss S1ERS TO
THE kxECuIoR's SALE OF EIGHT ELESANr
AID rasilg sf hossks win ELEGANT
THE TsqfESTi ss$ids n
TtIsDATy f III io n O'Clock
AT PRIVATE s ABLE Hs5 = East SID ST.
ALI o N8Hsf FOR 1kaH asb Exa nnss
THE FINEST IHs SS,s ROAD uoRsE1s THIS
Jacket he sire of Thomas L. Young. 2:s) DANA
lie an
year. old iSs, high SrIsS, bay color: very
lion ps NY q III.
'I sEArTirfH SEAcS SsSTffS$ SsLDisc SUR;
fearhanght: record OF 2s dam by Yong Morrill, I5%
beauty be surpassed; in ssntlemans load
race over Beacon track Boston d awning road wagon
very prompt game driver not exctabs in company;
gated; got very bold rssoase way Of going and.
s esn and . U5
VERY FAST TkOrTING MARE LADY wELLEs,
I;%sls oman: $s% sy cs.ssss. ashssnS:s i: yssTs
2s z s254 beating Grace lssrsm Lady Bacsus and
Rsgister) She is very pie driver does pull
shy good GATED has and snd ar
poses good and catcher
% III T. a''a
team Of Tons in his city, 5 and
old "a aspa. high beautiful d.pps black in color
!ibreth Knox, dam Young Morrill, irotted at far held
in sa sss s s held .sS s
three heats in 2:4i s7. :: 4os. taxing frat premium
ike
o. s hsy
tons are not excitabie do not pull or shy are not AFRAID OF
any SEsTpp h sn m SxsE %s .SSn .qs End
Paris XVI sired by Melbourne dam half breed mare i.
years old is hand. hiyh bay color perfectly
gas; has taken three prsmumsn Kentucky the
s:ss with and
ease ana Is warranted , sound and kind
Daansss: by Pssks Idoi, By Eureka year,
Colt sss Premium
IHtsa At lair held 2, Ne,wsf Da in 2s4 class win
he has been the road he is pleasant prompt
GOOD sed has
anybody 70 drive fast pole horse and is warranted
VERY STYLISH TRoTT1NG GELDISG. DUKE
o ~
color; .rottea at Albany T. In 20 2:a7 a:s,s beat,
Aa AZ and ohs1lsy Green at Saratoga $50
. sS boots IT.
ng is very good company horse be driven speed
driver stylish in : thy
fastest pole horses in this country and sound
pSSF OF NE G5S IN
PHAEToN; SEATS FOUR PERSONS, WITH POLE
one D LshfIiKR TOP PONY pHAEroS.
ONE FALL SPRING TOP WAGON.
9 oSE S SrsN rhorfIsd F' WAGON SaSoS
ONE ELEGANi COACH.
ALI. BEST CITY MAKERS
DOUBLE AND SINGLE HARNESS. BY DUNs-
BLANKETS RoBEs whIPs AND ALL
STABLE UTENSILS.
SALE POSITIVE RAIN OR SHINE.
BY order of
DR.. WIN. H. MONROE
CHA LES N. PIPER,
Executors.
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PROPOSALS.

PROPOSALS.
pRoPosALs FOR INDIAN GOODS MEDICAL SUP
i plies and Groceries
DEPARTMENT INTERIOR,
OFFICE INDIAN AFFAIRS.
WASHINGTON August 10, 1876
SEALED PROPOSALS. indorsed Proposals. for Indian
Goods, Class No -" q. p 3, g. Z q. or 10 as the
case oe will be received Nos 40 and AZ Leonard
-, New York until IL o'oclock NJ Thursday September
IL 1915 for furnishing in the quantities herein given
or all OF the articles named in the following list
The above place will DO open Tor business on and AFTER
Tuesday, Septe uoer s.
GLASS NO. I-MACKINA C RLANKETS-PA AIRS.
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ITALIAN OPERA.
TRRRAcg GARDEN THEATRE.

T,KRRAcK GARDEN THEATRE. ITALIAN OPERA.
Grand OPENING Night rKiijAY seutcmbs, / =.
flotow's Opera. MARrHA.
First appearance In this city tho Mcxican
donna. Nile; BUZZ TIL, and resppcarascs VI The
renowned contralto. Nine CLARA PRRL.
Signor BACCEl. Signor RhINA and signor LOCArELL1
Grand Chorus and Orchestra
Musical Director aud Conductor Signor Tomaa
Admission, soc. reserved sic. extra
Boa once ~ Terrace Garden open wsdnesday, Aagu4 -
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3Point. l2l,- Point = Point. II y Point
GDx72 5fx66 42x56 3Ox5O
Inches, tolinches, tol Inches col Inches to
weigh 3 weigh O weigh So weigh "A
pounds pounds pounds. pounds.
White ........ 3Y6 Its 1910 $50
Scarlet 2635 2.GS6I l,OOj
Indigo blue ..... 56Sol 4245l 2.aj5 -
Green. ......... ll75ls l.loJl 72O -
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AMUSEMRNTB.
CILMORE's GARDEN. FIFTY CENTS.
Madison and 4th avs. and 18th and 9th SITS.
THIS MONDAY) EVENING. August 20,
Mr.. J. LEVY. - =
Mr. N. ARBUCKLE

GILMORE's GREAT MILITARY BAND.
l. Overture "oberon Weber
> Concert WaltE "krolls Balksnge- Lumbye
Cornet Solo, Seventh Air Varie' Berriot
Mr.. NJ. AEBUCkLE.
T. Overture. 'Tannhauseri .................W Wagner
3. Grand Aria LA Favoria" .Donzetti
Nine. EUGENE PAPPENHEIx.
g. Divertisseuent Faust .Gounod
a Waber Grand Solo Erin. .satter
DIR. GUSrAvE SATTER.
g. Cornet Solo. "Alexisn. ....:.............H Hartman
Mr.. j. LEVY.
O. March Of the Cameron Men" Scotch
YOUNG APOLLO CLUB.
TO- Great Exhibition Qusdre" ............. Julien
5Uc---- --Admission-- ---sOc.
TrNION SQUARE THEATRE.
Proprietor. ...................Mr SHERIDAN SHOOK
Manager Mr. A. n. PALMER
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MONDAY. AUGUST 20. AND EVERY NIGHT THIS
WEEK ONLY
Mr.. sOTHERN
will appear In his famous character OF
GARRICK,
in W. Robersons great Comedy In three acts. entitScd
DAVID GARRICK,
the cast including Miss LINDA DIErz Miss ALICE
WYNDHAM, Miss ANNIE DELAND. Mr. ". DAvID0E.
4. LAMB, N. q. DAILY " BENNETT. BAlNBRIDGE
and others.
ONLY GARRIcK MATINEE.
SATURDAY NEXT. AT O'CLOCK.
Mr.. SOrHERN'S ENGAGEMENT cannot possibly he
prolonged, and his FAREN ELL WEEK will include few
Of HOME in which he will appear for tho
first time In this city in his ORIGINAL CHARACTER.
acted for HUNDREDS OF NIGHTS in London.
BOOTHS THEATRE SPECIAL.
- Mr. CHARLES CALVERT will have the honor Of nd.
dress the audience in Booths Theatre (Tucs
day evening. 20 bidding farewell America be-
fore his departure for England tho next day.
llOOTHS THEATRE OvER AT II.
u JARRETT x .Lessees and
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PRELIMINARY SEASON
| opens MONDAY EVENING, August 20, with
BRET HARTtS play. written for the favo-ite Come
J dian of this establishment, Mr.. STUART ROBSON,
| ana entitled
THE TWO MEN OF SANDY BAR.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

ISAAC @. BOyCE. as7 BROADWAY. LAWYER
"A Divorces obtained promptly without publicity: deser
tion habitua drunkenness infdelity in
treatment conviction OF felony. Passports stained
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AMUSEMENTA.
WALLAcK's MIGHTY DoIH~A
FUUKTEENrH WEEK FOURTH MONTH";
of the successfll en- OF

FOUKTYENrH WEEK FOURTH MONTH";
Of the successful engagement OF
Mr.. and Mrs. w. j. FLORENCh,
who will appesr
EVERY EVENING THIS WEEK.
SATURDAY MATINEE,
in their wonderful creations Of the
Hon BARDWELL SLOTE
Mrs GENERAL 0ILFLORf.
In the popular American Comedy OF the
MIGHTY DOLLAR
lsSth to l94th time in this city.
ETH AvRNUK THEATRE. BROADWAY AND 18th 81,
- Proprietor and Manager. Mr. AUGUSTiS OALx
LAST IL NIGHTS OF
SIS 900 TTrrTrH n EEEE RRR nm
s o T II He X r Nm
$ sss g g + H i i { Err kksssk MN
SO 9 7 4 He Z EN- m
; SIS 600 i i EEEE ( RN IN
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HinaalAle. N. H.

But little business of importance was
transacted at the recent town meeting, as
various articles embraced in the warrant
cou Id not be acted upon legally on account
of re cent legislative enactments which re-
qure the attendance of one half of the
voters in town at a special meeting in or
der TO raise and appropriate money for the
use of the town.
The ordination Of Rev. John Hilton
will take place on Wednesday afternoon,
Sept. 18th, in the church of the Redeemer.
Rev. Mr.. Lee, president of the Canton The
illogical school, is 10 preach the sermon.
A service will DO held on the following
day. Several prominent clergymen are
expect ed to be present on both occasions.
"A Tiden and Hendricks banner is TO
be raised Saturday p. IN. C. N. Davenport
is expected to he present and deliver an
add ress on the political issues of the day.
The crime of infantcide was perpetra-
ted in the south part of Winchester lately.
The pa rites were committed TO Jail to await
the &C ton OF the grand jury in October.
An organization of select debating
association was perfected here recently
with 4. ]. Barber for president; ]. A.
Beers, vice president; J. w. Jetfords, Sec
rotary; c. N. Clark treasurer. Resolution
for discussion, Resolved, That the West
holds out greater inducements TO young
men than New England. Affirmative, E. c.
Barber and DR.. w. c. Barrett; negative,
c. N. Clark and u. L. Leonard.
Caldwell, the mesmerizer and psychol-
ogist, gave several entertainments in
American block last week, which were
well attended and afforded much amuse-
ment.
considerable excitement prevailed here
Thursday morning Aug. 81, among the re-
publicans and democrats concerning the
waving of banner bearing the inscription
of "Tilden and Hendricks" from flag
staff, erected at the expense of both parties.
No sooner was the flag raised than free
man made preparations, executed them
and down came The staff and ensign amid
cheers and the waving of handkerchieGs.
Business was suspended in the immediate
vicinity during the commotion and vari-
Gus opinions were made manifest in rela-
ton 10 its downfall.