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The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1876-01-31
Notice to Non-Kesioent.

Whereas certain precept has been duly issued
to me by the Mayor of the city of indianapolis.
under the corporate seal of said city, dated Jam
uRry 9th, 1876 showing that there is due the
following named contractor the amount herein
after specified for street improvement in the
city of Indianapolis, Marion county, Indiana.
Due John Greene for grading and graveling
Wisconsin street and sidewalks from Missis.
sippi 10 Meridian streets, from Mary Z. White,
the sum of thirty-four dollars ana eighty cents
lS34 SOL amount of assessment charged against
lot No. thirty-siX 1857 in Cincinnati & Chicago
Railroad Company's addition 10 the city of In
dianapolis, Marion county, Indiana.
Now, the said defendant is hereby notified
that unless she pay within COZ days after the
publication, for three weeks, of this notice the
amount so assessed against the above described
lot or parcel of land, will proceed to collect
the amount so assessed by levy and sale of said
lot or parcel of land, or so much thereof as may
be necessary to satisfy the above claim, and all
costs that may accrue.
HENRY W .TUTEWILER,
City Treasurer.
Indianapolis, Ind, January 81. ls76.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1876-01-31
Notice TO Non-Resident.

Whereas, a certain precept has been duly
issued TO me by the Mayor OF the city OF Indian
apolis, under the corporate seal of said city,
dated January 9th, 1876, showing shat there
is due the following named contractor the
amount hereinafter specified for street improve
ment in the city o. indianapolis, Marion
county Indiana.
Due d. Root & Co., for erecting lsmp-posts'
lamps and fixtures ON Maple street between
McCartY and Morris streets, from John w.
Foulke the sum of three dollars and fifteen
cents lSS Isl, smount OF assessment charged
against lot No. eighty four [Ssl In McCarty's SUBJ
division of outlet No. one hundred and twenty
ll20l, in the city of IndianapOlis Marion county,
Indiana.
Now, the said defendant is hereby notified that
LEGATION, for three weeks, OF this notice the
amount so assessed against the above described
lot parcel of land, I will proceed TO
of said lot parcel of land, or so much thereof
as may be necessary to satisfy the above claim,
and all costs that may accrue.
HENRY W. TUTEWILER,
City Treasurer.
Indianapolis, Ird., January 81, 1876.
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Notice to Non-Resi dent.
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MONEY, STOCKS. ETC.

Discount IS and 20 per cent. of above.
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HENRY ". TUTEwILER,

City Treasurer.
Indianapolis, Ind, January 81. 1876.
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FINANCE AND BUSINESS.

TRADE PALACE.
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HENRY W. TUTEwILER,

Indianapolis: Ind, January 81. 1s76.
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"The purchasing price for government bonds
in Indianapolis vary from the New Nork quota
tons = al per cent.
The New York herald., 1876-10-29
MUSICAL AND DRAMATIC NOTES.

MUSICAL AND DRAMATIC NOTES.
The variety theatres will all give and attractive
bills this week.
The ora,or.o Society Of New York commence their
season on November with Elijah"
Mr. Frank Kerns has a benefit at the Theatre
ComiQue on Thursday afternoon, November 0.
At the Brooklyn Theatre this week Miss Charlotte
Thompson will play Ja1c Eyre, OF her finest parts
Miss J. X. Hackett will give q reading at Steinway
Hall, Wednesday evening, In aid OF ST. Stephens
Orphans Home.
II is reported that Mr. George Wood, late of Woods
Museum, intends TO build theatre on Broadway.
above Thirty-fourth street
Mile. Anna de Bclocca sings in Boston this evening
as the inaugural concert OF OF Sunday enter
tainments designed by Mr.. Fryer for the Hub
The minstrel companies offer capital buresques 10
the lovers OF iun ana singing, and New York has now
OF the best companies has heard since Dan Bry.
ants day.
s.Thc Two Orphans" draws crowded houses TO tho
Onion Square Theatre every evening. nigh. con.
sinuo to do so indefinitely. The play. tho acting and
the scenery all good this success s not sur
Drising.
The now play written by Messrs Lancaster and
Magnus Miss Florence Fairchld Is entitled sDes-
tiny" The emotional comedy ''ony Woman" by The
Dams authors will be played by Miss Charlotte Thomp.
BON In Philadelphia In November.
Mr.. Tony Pastor received despatch from London
announcing that the wilkinson brothers sailed on the
Bath in the Wyoming for this city. They are the
original "Boys from Mulngar," and will make . tour
Of six months under Mr.. PASTORS management
"Uncle Toms Cabin" will be gwen this week at the
Erand Opera House. but its 6ne Will then DO In
Mrrupted account Of the previous engagements
made with Mr.. W. Y. Cody. who Isl appear Bu-
Iulo Bill After his engagement "Unclc Tom" will be
resumed
The "Sbaughraunn will be positively produced at
Wallack's Theatre November o. The performances
" Forbidden Fruit" therefore, are rapidly drawing
o a close and whoever has not seen this extremely
amusing piece should forget how it,le opportunity
remains
The hnal nights OF "Lne," at the Fifth Avenue Tho
ltre, are advertised. This popular play will DO toll
lowed by comedy season, beginning November II.
with ssAs You Like II" in which Miss Fanny Davcn-
port will play Rosaiind, and continued with she
.School for Scandal"
The performance at Woods Museum Wednesday
svcniug. November 1. Will be for she benefit Of fund
lbr Naval Lodge No. 90, r. and A. II. On this occasion
aumbsr Of eminent artisss have volunteered their
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other damage reported The steamer stsseroom
and left part Of her guard on s2s schoonsrs deck.
Scan cHAs II LAwREscx. Capt Kemp. from Barrow z,
Baltimore Sept Is, al 1isS. W.
scnn IsA.xLIA of and from New Hull which
having been in collision with steamer Mispah.
sSHn GoEDEs from New Lesdon IN for South sh:
II was tongued and :hs vessel sailed for dsssins
the gale OF Oct 10. at Mainadeu. CB.
senn RIrrLx driven and damaged in tho gale
Of Oct i6 at Mainsdieu. CB.
scHR GEO KrLBURN, Of Bangor before reported sban-
~ ey ch opss nsp sns
bound from Bangor 90 Boston.
scaR wAsascros Berry. from New York for Galveston.
nS M sas ,gs m Ii
leave Immediately TOR destinston
port and iroights waiting.
HALIFAX Oct 25The schr Morning Star from Sydney for
to-day. and sunk In seven fathoms Of water
AAGDALgx ISLANDS Oct 25-On the i6th and 18th ixss
visited By hs hesysss gale enps,snsed here 70.
sJs sd as
sss 1aa o any e M si: 'r' no
from s. Johns NF report. seeing .ehi Aeysaa q
Of ea.ere coal laden. with sails torn broken and
ported
PHILADELPHIA Oct 2s-schr Amos Walker, bound out
her boxspr aud hssdgssr BY collision With steamer
Clve Br) while the latter anchor in che river dur
ing log on the 26th inst.
QUEBEC. Oct 2sschr Mary Louise which into Mstsns
few days with smallpox board, has arrived at So
Thomas Quebec where her cargo fish is offered for sale
steamer has been despatched from this place her
into quarantine
SAN FRANCISCO Oct 2lThs wreck Of tho ship Ryda Hall.
recently che Southern Coast sold In the
Exchange yesterday ship and for $3.50 Breeze
for divers Loogee Brothers, who have already
gone down to wreck her.
SHIN BULpING-At Pembroke, Messrs W + Hobart Co,
have begun operations vessel In their yard giving
employment TO q large number Of men.
Al West Pembroke B Nutter has at work his
vessel, which he intends 80 launch this fall.
Boss Jesse Car Of Sorhport said has contracted 70
build Joseph Davis Of Port Jeder and other
parties, . schooner Of about 400 tons
LAuxcHHD-At Addison, Oct 81, Captain L A Knowles
launched brigantine Of 7oO tons the Ellen
II Munro
The New York herald., 1876-10-29
MARITIME MISCELLANY.

STEAMER CRY IorsroN from New York for Galveston
which ashore below Key West. has gotten on and
safely anchored In that hArbor.
sHIP CHANCELLOR (Br from st John NIB (beore report
cd arrived Liverpool Oct I6 waterogged, deck swept
aud loss OF deck cargo.
SHIP CHAs soUrHARp Bestte, from Msdra for Havres
before reported having put Into 81 Helena Sept leak
ing. % and found making 3 inches
water per hour anchor in smooth water; also found
stancons ways. combngs OF matches. deck butts
topside and wood slack yards aud
head recommended to lighter for further
examination
~ from HAMBURG reports hau severe weather oil Cape
Horn; split salts, stove bulwarks. water tanks &C.
BRie MECHANIC. Berry. previously reported ashore
~as riding In BaIlyhenry Roadstesd Oct - all WELL
scHR HART. At New Bedford from New York, before
reported IN cois with Ia the sound
be the Bristol had portion Of and standing
gng carried away and side badly scrsped addition 20
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Steamer Italy (BE. Thomson Liverpool via Queenstown
stcame! Adriatc Br. Perry Liverpool via Queens
steamer Australia Br,. sidsy. Observation-Disclosures
Canada tr, Sumner, London via soushampson-
IS s.e,%sI N.v.rino Br. Avery. Hull vi. Southampton
steamer California tBr,. ovsnstons Glasgow-Hsndsrson
steamer Noss !Ger,. NeynAbsr. Bremen Via southamp-
steamer France Cr,. Trudello. Hsvrs via Plymouth
Steamer City Of Havana. Phillips A.v.na-P Alexandra
steamer Loo, Daniels Nassau and Havans-Murray Fer
.steamc: City Of Austin. stevsns Galveston via Key
Ste amer New York, Quick New oreans-chas Whitney
steamer New Orleans. Dearborn. New oslsans-Cla.k
Vanguard tBr,. Harrison Now orloans-Asksll
Steamer San Salvador. Nckorson. savannah--Gsorge
Steamer Magnolia. Dagssts. ssvsnnah-Gso Yonse
Steamer Charleston. Berry. Charsston-J W Quntsrd
steamer Pioneer. wsksloy. Wilmington and Norshs.d
steamer w anoe ccucn Norfolk City Point and Rich
stsamerEc Q Knight. Chichester. Georgetown. De- L
Steamer " Garrett Foster. Baltimore WIN Dal.eii
Steamer q sinners. Wsrrsn. phiadelpAia-Jas Hand.
steamer AgneA Burdick. rhiladeiphis-C Whitney 4
s.s.mer een whitney. Haro... Bo~op--B Dimoek
Bark Ammonia dsaD. Fidee. Bristol. k-funeh, Rd,s
lark Bsnsdess dsaD. canero. Londonderry-Lauro.
Bark Helene GER. Hashagsn. Antwerp-J A PAUL.
Bark John Hamneis, Padone. Trieste-John Q seAcsr.
Bark Mary q Hale, Higgins Havana-J ames ard d
Co.
Brig Belle (Br) Mulcahy. Bahia-Bowring Archibald
Brig Florence (Br,, Gratia, vigo and Corona Span-P
HArmony's Nephew h Co.
Brig Nctie. Mackay, Leghorn--,co Squire
Brig BON Jesus de Fac Porp. Borda. oportoG Amsnek
&Co,
Brig Florence. Rathbone, Mobile-E d Hurlbut 4 Co.
schr Gersh Banker Price. Rio Grando do suBrstt Son
AGO.
sehr Frank Atwood, Bryan, St Pierre. MartBJ Weinberg
kCo.
schr Mary RUSSELL steelman, Darcn, Aawnrren Ray.
schr Emma C Kommel. Mason, Havana-James Elwsll
&Co.
schr Mary Harmon. Mailman, Georgetown. Dem
Leaycroft 4 Co.
schr Malania tBr, Potter. Canning. Ns-C Bertaux.
Schr Bessie Dickinson. Dickinson, SavAnnah-J aues W
Elwcll Co.
schr A. Robinson. Endcott smithneld, vs-Pidgeon 1
Christophcrson.
scnr q Wright, Croppc-, Nolfolk-fsaac X stapiea
Schr Sumpter. Fountain. Bangor. Nee Robbina
Schr Hyne Oliver Bath and Augusta, Mc-Chas Tuing.
schr J Laughton. Halowel, Boston-Chas Tuing.
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FOREIGN PORTS.

BRxnEH. Oct 22-Arrivsd. steamer Ohio (0er), Meyer
Bvxsos Arars. Sept lassisa. bark Selin.. HOasdon,
Bangs, batavia Sd brig Water Lily, rewkesbury. Cam
I, P..: Sep. s.ys: Crime, s Glove, 70, ye,Pos
'f In port fssp s sso sSs aSa Cor
dGa s ss Ssa. .s S m
Richardson. Liverpool for baltimore.
Yen isa yoh s Bacon '" New
Arrived 2s,h ITix Dsl%s ,Br,. wsdm.n, Barrow. E;
JARVIS ISLAND July Sin port bark Cosa stannard for
LITTLE I osscf BAY, oe. ai-s.isd. bark Ie.rus Br.
MosInvipxo. Sept is-An,vsd. brig Jennie A Cheney.
Aiss SSsTssAl Oct asArvod s.rdnisn u,.on
Liysrpoo Ss,k Mimi. Ps'sly West R...ispooi -,
se.h oarss ssa.hspoy Nude. Aberdeen Ray Of Light
..S .sn 4. sept .G Ser brig H'ns
r.%onsh: ssa.h Hall. from s.rrow ''s' 00''n h'
rIssAMaVcO. os. l-Arived: ship Psns.ec. SBr. Gap.
sailed Sept 20: bark ocssvia cep. Jones, Now York.
York; sehr wsldemar. Parker from santos arrived 5.h
,snA, Edwards, sne virs,na RuOn kulOnall from New
pSs. SSs, &C.: oI s.. Ycss Alpha from
Picrog. Ms Oct 2o-Cisared. sehr Nellie Dinsmore.
osrnss; &c: 3sArriyea. ship Patrick Henry, Sargent.
Cleared Oct oc; 2s ship. Assbis kloenfor.h Grssnock
wan aG h.. Hsnssn %men.a
Weyel sso!p Cork; FrshiOf. Haavis Dublin; Georgia,
sailed 2sh; .sssm.r Polynes,.n B Brown, Liverpool
Holmes New York nd sailed asd for Panam., aI.s brig
Adler Ger, nee.el Rehwond: 2sd bark DirsO staples,
Slsrenso Rogers. aSIs.n YORK a7.l barb Massns
Amazon Myrcs Bsl,imo,e, briss chowan clements do;
,ss asss ssn Hume a:e sSsr ki:po1
Robinson, Rogers New York 18th bark Downebrog DAM
Thso.Se MamP,%n Roads FANNIE sso'sid Shsd, Val
ah. sshr Nancy smith Boyd. Nov YORK. 2 bs!ks spot
e.s. sTs bss Davis. ss.ss port. 'Ss AUD
sSs. s.ris !e,S. sasdnsr. Yort Mary Ann
s' =: s.1; s iSs s' %
Cleared Sept ~ ship Ru.s.s ~, Astoria, O..
CARRIE c.rx s,o~s ssrsn
swss. pras. s,,n,Sn & sO stO,asld sor,sh Susan
bnrks Magdala Or for bull River Sc cleared Gen
A%s So ss
rrs rsrns . o Ss. ."a .n Dssss ~'
kockLAsD Nh Oct 2s.In port bark David Taylor tBr
d. .ssa Sept % FOR s,' ia I
d0s !. days sm9s wsssr nowns from i and for g..
y ~ o s .ssr ss:,
rJonS Oct 2s Arrived. ship prc,eus Thortnrn. Green
rail-. Guernsey via Sydney.
Cleared, 26th-Bark kngsport. White. for Liverpool
fPER SrRANRR WRsRRl
ABERDEEN. Oct l3rrved Prcsipcnt sverdrup, Jorgen-
sen. Quebec
ALroSA. Oct 14-Ssied, Bernardo. Rocco Baltimore.
BmsroL Oct "a. Arrived Canaan. Manson. New York;
10Th. Roska, Miramichi.
Bosros Oct l4ssilsd. Exile. Bergman. Lswes Allan
tic knndsen. Savannah.
BoRpnAux ocs is-Arrived W Harvard Dowley Pa
belion de Plea.
Sailed 18th. Rimer. ngfeid Wilmington. NO; Memo
Ma. Arvdsen, do. Berg, Berg PascaHouA
CALCUTTA. oos i4-sAiled Locksey Hall. Barnes. New
YORK
CoRK Ocs Is--Arrivcd Annie Barker, Walsh. Quebec
DxAL, Oct l5-Pass,d, Deninark u), Williams London
for New York
Anchored 18th. Quele. Dedekan. London for New Or
leans Edith Homer do Tor Lewes, 18Th, 1matcr Lawin
London for New York; " Larsen. do for do Claudine.
Dirose. do for Tybee.
sailed 18th. South Shore. wh,temore. Guadsloupe;
Routl, Young rybes,
DUBLIN. Oct l5-Arrved, Edward Hoidt. from Quebec
GLASGOW Oct iS-Aruved. Erl King, scosA AonsrssL
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MR.. ARBucKLR's BENEFIT.

The benefit OF Mr. NJ. Arbuckle, at tho Twcnty.sec-
end Regiment Armory last night, in all respects
successful although the building large that
good concert audience lost in it Tho gal
lery and many of the seats the floor occupied
and though the imperfect heating required gentlemen
20 sit with their hats and overcoats on the conccrt
was heartily enjoyed. Mr. Arbucklc played cornet
solo arranged from the "Alexis'' OF Hart
mann with much brlancy and power, and
Afterward the .sSwanee Rver'' with simplicity
pnd expression The presentation OF beautiful bas-
ket Of flowers to Mr.. Arbuckle OF the incl
dents OF the evening Mr.. Sohst sung the great
from "Lucretia Borgia" magnidcently, the large hall
giving resonance to his fine, powerful voice. but the
nelcatc passages in the music sung by Mr. g. S. Weeks
buffercd from too much space. The selections from
'Oberon, played by Gimore's Military Band. and tho
march, salute to San Francisco, by steinhausor,
Rerc admirably given. The other artists on the pro-
pamme were Miss Lille b. Norton and the Young
Apollo Club, and the performance ended appropri-
Ately with the ''rwenty Second Regiment March,"
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sss SAILED s.h G Grysn e. @: Mopsg0ms.y Lisbon p..,.,
New YORK Minnie Cameron. Martia Mirsmishi; rOrssn
.soA oss 2nsSss SIrss DO
nELvoEr. ocs .i4-saiIed. Evening Star Nasvg. New
H.xsuxo. ocs Is--sailed, Marno Gigantic. Baltimore
Sailed sm rom iash Dav
o "rk Neptnn struve PhadelphiA; Grandioven Middle
G,.s.aa H.s.n os @ @i4ssiled Hsnss. Storm chare.ten
ISIS wlanr Oct i4Mfssssd. Liverpool Iambsrs from
ISsisiowrs HAD Oct i4-sailed. Harvester Peterson
SIts%prs Laasgs 10th , Carrier Dove si%enson;
yo Bay MURRAY Quebec ses ish u aasas Bsss
land land SsS YORK: Condor MOsklei. Paswass; Essa
sysa, from AoSs%sh on"n'e''0' stuart o ''nA' Nj
Cleared Queen Of the Fiss Mnsr ssmore
svsou asrns. uDsa han ra,nam charss,cn sSnoel Lau.
Af1sspe. naspes W,e W. Petersen New orsan:
york SaSso na entered M oa. e. New YOk sdsas SoSors
& .na
EVE; Rv:;Ass ss''i Dsa: 40 soe.m.a.
TySx; az S Arrived; I,s.r. ,M...h.ws Nov York
LISBON DC; io-saed. julia Romano, and San Prisca.
..GtAsLius os. i4-oleared Charley. Robinson, New
YeFs: %s:.,v. a., n v.. .,.x,.,-,. :,
NnwcAsILs Oct is-cleared sSaner Soi far New Yars
NEwRY. Oct i4th-sailed. Alexander Gillespie. New
,pAD.sc, Oct ls-Arrved previously. Jessie Jameson
PLyMogrH, Oct la-Arrved. chascA. washburn Rot.sr
dam for CardiN
PALERMO. Oct 7-Arrved. Castalia sp) Butler Mcssma
(Rnd sailed 9th for New York;
QUEENSTOWN Oct l5--Arved. Montreal. CoalHeet, Mon
treal for Cork.
Sailed 10Th Hakon Jarl Mossfoid. Brkoahead; Lbuano
Gunnesson Silloth
sIss.ross, ost lAr,ives, oqane To esp, Jones. ia
sUspERLASp. Oct l4-Arived: Matsdor Ewsrt, Quebec
SHIELDS, Oct l5-Sailed. Anglia Caro-. New York.
SWANSEA. Oct l4-Saga, from Miramichi
ST HELENA, Sept l7-Arrived Wcdenhyem, Stefverin
Calombo for New York (and sailed 2Uth) I'D Chss
Southland Beate. Madras for avre fsee Miscellany 23d.
Nisti, Eiogean Ioilo for New York land proceeded).
Passed Sept IL Monmouthshire. Irvine. from Cucuta
for New York.
ST VINCENT. CVI, Sept 25-Arrved Topas Phillips, Bull
River: Evening Star. Lloyd. Pensacola
TRook, Oct l3-SaileG, Annie Troop Fritz St John, NIB
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OUR CABLE SHIPPING NEWS.

BRISTOL, Oct oS-Arrivsd steamer Cornwall tB). Stamp
or, New York.
HAKsuRG. Oct 25-Arrved. barks Everhard Delus Ger)
Vortmann, Philadephia Won Aoltks (Br) McCuly. New
York.
LIVERPOOL Oct 27-Sailed, brig Joshua King (Br), Bel
en-. North America.
LONDON, Oct 27-Arrived, ship Sir William Wallace (Br)
Colvie, New York; bark Carrieks (Br), Carr, do.
Cleared 18th, ship Hudson, knight, Now York
Lsnox Oct 2l-Sailed. biig Linda QtsD Costa, United
HtateA
NEWCASTLE. Oct 27-sailed Bulsin (Ger,. Koop
New York
QUEENSTOWN Oct 2s-Arrived, steamer Abyssnia OBJ,
Murphy. New York for Liverpool (snd proceedsd).
Sailed 27th 80 PM Britannia Br. Thompson
rrom LverpooD, New York.
OF Brow Head 2Sth 3 PM steamer unois Sh ackford
from Philadelphia for Liverpool.
RIGA. Oct 25Arrived brig Clara GER. voss, New York.
Sailed from - Oct ~, Najadsn, for United States
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THE INTERNATIONAL OPERA HOUSE.

Mr.. Maurice Strakosch informs that everything
Is progressing favoraby for his opera house. Mr.
Vanderbilt, to whom the property belongs, willing
10 sell il for 81 900 00O Mr. strakosch lett for Boston
yesterday afternoon meet Of his stockholders
who propose pay $1,000 for each share. Whom 5000
shares arc subscribed there will be capital enough
build one OF the most magnificent opera houses the
wosi Mr. Strakosch has every confidence In his
ability to carry out his proposed plans Capitalists,
numerous ana apprcciative, have already put down
their names, and already Mr. Strakoseh has sketched
out plan OF grand opera house. floral hall and
beautiful summer garden, all combinea the property
Tor which he rs in negotiation Mr. Strakoschs ideas
are certainly colossal and when carried out Will give
She metropolis an opera house worthy Of II.
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services and the attractions offered sufficient 70
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insure large attendance.
Additions continually made to the Aquarium,
Of the 'queer fish" engaged recently tor the
season are elsewhere recorded The whale, the sea
lion, the crabs and seals, and thousands OF other
marves OF the now be conveniently, as II
were on land The Aquarium is much improved s'ncs
II opened
The Kellogg English Opera Company has met with
brilliant success In Philadelphia The air prima donna
is brilliant than in her well known lyric I'M
personaons and the Centennial journals are full OF
her praises Mr. William Carleton is hard at work
studying the title role IN the Flying Dutchman,"
which will be shortly produced
.'Baba" continues its successful career at Niblo'A
Tomorrow additional attractions will be added to the
ballet by the first appearance of Sgnorina Teresa An
sonino premiere who has just arrived from Europe;
Nile Malvina and Miss Ida Devere. They will dance in
Blandowskis bailets, "Les Odalisques du Sera' and
"Los Amours des Dtabes" Tho other principal dan
souses Niles. Elizabeta and Helene Aunzcn, viii also
continue ~ usual
M Reinhart Schmcz has . very attractive SYM
phony concert programme prepared for steinway
Hall for November H. schubert's overture "Alfonso
aud Estrclla;" Beethoven's second symphony, the
ballet music from Guck's "Paris and Helene" and
the magnificent tunora march from the last part OF
wagners trilogy, "rwilight of the Gods"-the death
OF Sicgired--are some OF the attractions promised
Miss Thursby and Mr.. Jacobsohn will be the solosis.
The comedy at the Park Theatre will be
cnlivened tomorrow by the production Tor the first
time in America OF "Adam and Eve, new one-act
comedy, adapted from the French The cast will be
as foilows:-Mr. Adam Dare Mr. Cyril searle; Mr..
Simply Sly, Mr. Belvie Ryan; Mr. Jones, Mr.. Brutone;
Mr. Carlton vain Mr. Cogswell; Mrs Dare, Miss Hof-
man; Mrs. Eve sly. MISS May Gallagher; Mrs Jones,
Miss Sutton. 'Tom Cobb'' will be withdrawn after
this week to make place for "Crabbed Lite"
The twelfth week OF ''Sardanapalus, which Is as
popular ever begins with the ballet which has
been rehearsal for It's in nine divis,ons,
and Includes q march, "fower dance" said to Dc
Of the Best OF the spectacle besides
dances for Mile. Bartoett, Sgnor Mascagno and the
other prcmieres, and "The Tarenteila" " in which the
whole ballet appears. Messrs. Jarrett Palmer have
endeavored to make this ballet, In costume, music
and novelty, unusual success "Sardanapalus" will
be Withdrawn the I'd OF December.
The circus and menagerie which Mr. Barnum ex-
hibts at Gilmore's Garden certainly valuable ad
dition TO the of New York. The riding is
remarkably bold. and the athletic performances OF the
Japanese and the Carlo family will be this week.
good time to study the menagere Is at four O'Clock
In the afternoon. when the animals fed Those
who have never the boorders in q country tavern
when the gong Is sounded for dinner can obtain
idea OF their behavior by watching the wild lions
tigers when the cold beef Is brought by the
Keepers
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AMERICAN GEOGRAPHICAL SOCIETY.

MEETING TUESDAY EVENING, OCTOBER 81, AT
CHICKERING HALL.
Commodore Daniel Ammen. United States Navy, will
communicate paper on 1.-THE Surveys and Reconnois-
sances from 1870 1875 for Ship Canal across the
American Isthmus," and addresses will be made by
Professor r. D. Hitchcock, ID. D. Rev. Howard Crosby,
d. D., and Professor William H. Thompson, N. D., on
.Palestine Exploration Beyond the Jordan"
The New York herald., 1876-10-29
THE BUTLER TESTIMONIAL.

Major John Williams, appointed by tho Hayes and
Wheeler Club OF the District OF Columbia to present
TO General Benjamin F. Butler, behalf Of the colorcd
people OF the South. costly sword evidence of
their regard for him, Is in this CITY, his way to
Lowell Mass, where General Butler resides. The
sword TO be presented ia magnificent piece of work.
II s sheathed In golden scabbard studded with dia-
monds and amethysts. II was made by Tiffany Co.,
and Is valued at 81, 500
The New York herald., 1876-10-29
SAILED.

Steamers Adrntic irl, Liverpool; CITY Of Chester
(Br) do; Italy tljr do California (Br Giasgow Austria
liza dsr. London Canada tBr, do Mosel gier, Bremen
Havans; Leo. do and Nassau City OF Austin. Galveston
and Key West; New York, New Orleans; New Orleans
Vanguard (Br,, do; San Salvador Savannah Magnolia
do Charleston. charleson pionser Wilmington. Nc Wy
Agnes, Phadelpha; barks Amor dtaD. Cork; Rebeccs
(Ausl Siiloth. II.
Wind At sunset, ENE: at midnight Ne
Barome ter at sunset, 80 Is; at midnight 80 10