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Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1876-08-11

CNCiSSATl, Nov - ls-2.
8r. Il. r. STEVENS
DssrSlr-The two bottles Of VEG ETINE urn shed
NE by your agent, NY vie has used with great
benefit
For long ne she has been tro7llet with d III
ness and costlvtuess these troubles ar0 now Ell
rlely removed oy the use o. ' EGErINE.
she also troubled Nth Dyspepsia and Cen
e-i. ne1llitys ana has been greatly benefited.
1uOs. GILMORE, - Walnut street.
EEiI. IYSII.F A NEW MAN.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1876-08-11

Are run on all trains % the road.
This is the ONLY LINE ruunin- these cars he
tween Chicago and =. Paul or Chicago and Nil
waUkee or Chicago and Wlnona-
Al OMAHA our Sleepers connect with The over
land sleepers on the Union Pacific Railroad for IL
points west OF the Missouri River.
On the arrival Of the trains from the Fast or
South. the trains 81 the Chicago 4 North Western
Railway leave CHICAGO as follows.
For COUNCIL Bluffs, OMAHA and CALIFORNIA,
Two through trans daily, with Pullman Palace
drawing Room and Sleeping Car through u Ioun-
Gil Bluffs.
For IT. PAIL and MINNEAPOLIS, Two through
trains daily. with Pui man Palace Cars attached
on both trains.
For GREEN BAY and LtSE SUPERIOR. Two trains
daily, in Pullman Palace Cars attached ant run
nln- through 10 Marquette
For NILWAUEFE. Four through trains daily.
Pullman Cars on night trains, l..r.or CHAR Cars
on day trains.
For SPARTA a7d wINoyi aa4 points IN Mime
sofa Doe through train t.-y. N-th Pullman sleep
efs 10 Minoua
For DIBIQTE. via Frecport. Tso through trains
daily, with Pullman Cars on night TRAIN
For DrETQrE ard Ii CROSSE. via Clinton, Two
through trains daily. with lu..lula ears on ui-It
train 10 McGregor, Iowa.
For Si0JI CITY and itNkTaN. Two trains daily.
Pullman 4rs o. ssour. Valley Junction.
For LAhE GENkit. Four tn Us .ll.l f-
For EUCkF1iD, STERLING, hEN0sHA, JtNtN-
VILE. ana other points, yoa can have .r'l i"o 10
ten trains daily.
NewYo Office. No. il5 Broadway Boston Office
No. state Street, Omaha Olcr, -it firunAu
Street. san Francisco eG-e I- Mouts merry
Street. Chicago Ticket Once. 6- c SIX Street, IN
der Sherman House. corner Cana. ami Madison
Streets n ME Street Depot. corr-- " klnz e and
Cana Streets Wells street Depot crllr Wells and
kiusie street.
For rates or Information D.; alta naaie from
your home ticket agents, apply
". II. sTI-NNETT.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1876-08-11

Ana now j. 70 lFcNtLllA e. 4'l t-.7
certainly for this season. / sh1ll1. ~
hesitation, recommends hand picking
lieve this mode Of dealing with --
should be used more than it l.. az
this case it J. certainly preferable
other method. The beetles and they 60
are easily seen AMI csusnt and d. pI'-'
more sure than q dish OF boiling ws,--
hot fire. On the whole. unless tbs Pei
are very numerous. hand picking is
aud cheaper than anything else. -7.-
does seem a tedious and slow mole .
Ing with them The bugs are no. p.---
and may be handled with mr-1..-.
stories to the contrary nltWit.-,,1- e
But if the potato grower WI na- ---
take hand picking, there remalu- BE- '
remedy Paris green. This l. re-l----
the " est a 2 sure cure IL mus --f
used pure. As II Will then Kill the i.--'-
well a the bugs. but IN the Yr'11-- -
one part to ten or twelve o. plas-a-. BE-.
h1ur. or some other like substance q
be scattered over the leaves MANY --
70 mix a tablespoonful OF green w-l 4-
Of water and sprinkle this over tie -7
| sed in this way there Is NJ dancer
turing the tubers and 1t vii H.. a-
bugs that cat It; but, a. Paris green
poison. II must be used a. such a1-
care. and must not he sprink.ei wl7-- 81
Is likely to fall, or children u play.
The best antid1te for Paris green o.
ing i hytrated Se>qai3xlle o.. i-ll. 3
SnOOnfuls of this l. said 10 be q sue -s-i
Ii may be a consolation 90 ANY ne va. F.
suffered from the ravagc~ % ta1 &
bug. T. know that il full name is -
phora decem-lIneata.
q II Tzs>.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1876-08-11

CuITNDES COUNTY FAIR.-The sixth an
nual far Of the Chitterden County Agricul-
tural Society VIII be held at The grounds IN
Essex junction. on Wednesday. Thursday
and Friday. september t.h, 7th and sth.
The premiums are very liberal and 1t Is OK
pectsi shat the tar viii be a grand success
The orator VIII be Professor Peter Collier. Of
the O. +. n. On Thursday and Friday
thercwi.. be horse races a. follows County
four-yea.-oI race. purse $50 2.io class,
SIS. County. three minute, SO; tree
t1rau, 500 Music viii be furnished by
the nnc-bur.h Comet Band. The railroad
Will carry passengers for half fare from al
points in the county.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1876-08-11
ALI Wool Goods!

In ula n plaid and stripes, plain and serge weave,
~ finest FRENCH Nl6UGNtS. commencing at tie
uuprecedentedly low price @. &c. per yard. The
opportunity thus offered Tor bargains N Dress
Goods may
NETER AGAIN Occur !
The New York herald., 1876-09-20
VETERINARY ASSOCIATION.

At noon yesterday the thrtecnth annual meeting OF
the United States Veterinary Association was held at
the American Veterinary College, at No. l41 West
Tlity-fourth street Among those present PRO
fcssor McEachran, of tho Montreal Veterinary Colege
Wood Lowell, Mass Alexander Lockhart, New York
John Meyers, Cincinnati Ohio; Benjamin Mclnnes
Charleston. S. c.. Robert Laidlnw, Albany, N Y; Will
Hanson Dryden, Chelsea Mass. A. A. Holcombc,
Piainneid, N. j.; J. Corlics, Newark, n j.; L. v.
Pageman, Brooklyn, N. r.; J. +. Budd. Now York;
L. r. Thayer. West Newton Masa I. II. Fiagg New
Bedford Mass. Professor Law, OF Cornell University
and othera The chair was occupied by A. Liautard.
n. d. " g., with Theo 5. Very, Of Boston, as vice
president; James ID. Hopkins, OF New York. as re-
cording secretury; Charles T. Ly man, oil Springfield,
Mass az corresponding secretary; and Charles Bur-
den, OF New York, as treasurer Reports Of commit
tees were presented, but were without reading
terred to adjourned meeting 10 be held IN the Con-
Ancntal Hotel Philadelphia, at ten o'clock this
= balance Of 1922 hama over all expenses for the
past ear Eleven members elected from
Illinois, Massachusetts,, New York, New Jersey South
Carolina rcnnsy ana other States. The papers
be read during the at adelpha VIII he the
prosress Veterinary Science in the United states"
by Professor Liautard; ''The Uses OF Stmulants in
Diseases OF Animals" by DR.. A. A. Holcombe;
.'san'tary Measures AS Applied 10 Contagious
'Zymotic Dseascs," by Professor Law; .'Lamcncss.
OF Animals, F" by Thco. s Very; dosing; or, the Ad-
minsirat,on OF Medicines by Ignorant Persons" by
Charles 7. Lyman. and Seattle Pathology" by DR..
Lockhart
Alter the adjournment OF the meeting the gen emen
present inspected the valuable attached the
College Its hospital, lecture rooms. &C. Diseased
injured horses admitted the hospital at charge
OF 81 per day including tho bost medical aid iood
medicines. The medical staff during the past year
have saved tho lives OF many valuable horses
The New York herald., 1876-09-20
THE HORTICULTURAL EXHIBITION.

Tho fall exhibition Of the New York Horticultural
Society opened last evening st Gilmores Garden and
will continue each afternoon and evening until Sunday
The display made by the association certainly worthy
OF notice and and duly appreciated
by the crowd who attended Is last evening. Around
the lower fountain, fronting the cascade where the
two Agators are tier, some forty feet In crcum-
terence. which is disposed q Ono collection OF cut
flowers There roses OF many varieties OF blooms
rich dahlias OF different Sorts vcrbenas gadolt Of
kinds, astcrs, cockscombs and hcs besides
= large collection OF native plants Tho front iounlain
the Madison avenue entrance, Is surrounded by
n amiar tier decorated by the lnest noral dcsignA
There are ships, towers broken columns, crosses
hearta
One Of tho prettcst features Of the exhibition is
anchors hand and table bouquets and baskets formed
Of fragrant blossoms Plants aud flowers exhibited
ali carefully labelled With their generic titles and tho
OF Their ownera These plants are in pots and
jars and placed on stands all around and Oh DO
OF the gravclled walk the Of the build
ing apd are gracefully disposed about In the grass
plots tho orchestral stand. The specimens Of
iru are exhibited on stand ltwo iect by twenty
facing the entrance on Madison avenue There
seventeen different varieties OF srapes. twenty d
iercnt sorts OF apples seventeen kinds OF poars and
piums peaches nectarnes. ounces and cranberes IN
bowidering proiuson The vegetables are placed IN
the rst gallery and comprise nne collection OF long
white. yellow and red onions, cabbages, caul
lowers, celery, corn. Lima beans In pods
anu shelied okrA egg plants and Muchokes
miniature garden constructed by John Thornhi.
artist gardener OF Gilmore's Garden represents o
lny enclosure In which rustic colt &c, tho inmates
gathered IN the doorway. apparently watching the
scene without little iounain throws up its spray
tho OF the gardcn around are graveed
walks hedges ana flowers Near by In u convenient
corner Is q miniature lake where solitary fisherman
Is patiently waiting or bite. There IS also quaint
bridge over which decided belle OF the period is pass
ing. Ladies' ana gentlemen sauntcrng through the
grounds and by their presence give II lieke appear
ance.
The exhibition will be open from ten O'Clock A. n.
r. N. tor ladies and children. The evening
exhibition opens Mt nall past seven aud continues until
eleven o'clock Fully 5000 persons visited she man.
moth conservatory last evening Gllmore's band fur
nished exhiarating Tor tho occasion anu AMID
tho sweet Of Weber aud Mozart the multitude
sauntcred through the labyrinth OF blossoms and
shrubs. evidently enjoying tho scene and the exhib
ttnr
The New York herald., 1876-09-20
RAID ON GAMBLERS.
TWO FARO BANKS BRoxEN UP IN THE BowRRY
AND FOURTH AVENUE

TWO FARO BANKS BROKEN UP IN THE BowRRY
AND FOURTH AVENUE
A successful raid made by tho police OF tho
Tenth precinct Monday night on the notorious faro
bank corner Hester street and tho Bowery, over tho
liquor store kept by rrainor l. Boylscn. Tie place.
which in former years has been noted a for
the WORT thieves in tho city, has been frequently
raidec by tho police. but invariably reopsns tho
Same business The present proprietor Of the game
George Hall, who was not present when tho police
tered on Monday night The facts connected with the
raid are as iolows:-Eariy ir The evening Thomas
Dean, OF No. &25 Pearl street, induced tho
place and lost $50 by OF the skin game faro
which was being dealt ON finding that he had been
plundered Mr.. Dean proceeded Police
and reported the facts 10 Inspector Dks, who ordered
the Tenth precinct police 10 break the
arrest .hc proprietor and players Detectives Van
Ranst and Perco gaming access TO the root from
adjoining house forced tho scuttc while Sergeant
Webb aud q section OF men burst The front door.
The police captured hcnaeI Fceny OF No 1873 Stanton
street. and Charles Jeupp, of No. l40 East Seven
tccnth street. the Dealers and seventeen players They
also seized faro table, dealing box case, cards
and 500 ivory checks On the prisoners pq
terday, Fceny and Jcilupp we're held Tor trial In do
fault OF 81, zoo bail each and each OF the players
1ned $40
About the same time u raid was made BY Sergeant
precnck the faro bank the first door OF No 40
Fourth avenue, and arrested the proprietor .Phior
Fields with his dealers Michael Shannon and
Edward B. Lawrence. and the piayerx A magnificent
set OF faro tools were also captured. Fields has FOR
many years been noted one Of tho gentlcmany
and best dressed gamblers IN Tho country. when
brough: before Justice Kasmre, At the Washington
Place Court yesterday morning, he gave his name
Henry Hill, and admitted he kept the place. With
shannon and Lawronce he held Tor trial in 81 90
bail The players were fined $40 each.
The New York herald., 1876-09-20
EAST RIVER BRIDGE.

The work on the Brooklyn Bridge was continued
yesterday, on the DAY previous. pointing masonry,
removing tho woodwork from under the arches 20
On the New York and Brooklyn towers they are busy
making preparations for the reception Of the ~. inch
rope, and the carpenters and blacksmiths In their
shops on the pier at the New York side are hkev,se
busy making tho necessary pueys, blocks, bolts &c
Outside OF tnIs matters are somewhat dull ABOUT tho
bridge at present. and viii bc until the arrival OF the
cradle ropes Tor winch as yet definite time can bo
6xad
The New York herald., 1876-09-20
SANITARY MATTERS.

The regular weekly meeting Of the Board Of Health
held yesterday. A delegation Of slaughter house
proprieors Of the east side represented that certain
improvements had been made in the objectionauac
slaughter houses ordered be closed which rendered
them non-onensvc. Tho Improvements wero ap
proved by the Board
resolution was adopeed directing the Sanitary
superintendent TO detail the inspectors OF milk TO
accompany the Society Of the County MIX Dealers
their inspection OF the test Of pure cows milk.
A compliant was received from several citizens Of
the nthy -ondition OF Centre street. between Pearl
mcnt
The following Is an abstract OF tho weekly report OF
DR. Nsgie, Deputy Register OF Records;-
There were 49f deshs during the week ending
Saturday septembhr 49, being ~ Ma
with the preceding week aud TAO than the nunirr
ported during the OF 1875 The
number Of deaths Tor the week ending was
VII eh Is vo below The svesge Tor the years and
living the population estimated at ! .Os;4. .53s
The following IL COZ parave statement
tsgious disease reported this tor tho
ending september 10, 1885,
Wesk H~Js-
The New York herald., 1876-09-20
MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.
MARRIED.

MunrHA-wLsoS -On Saturday, September 16. al
the Church OF 81 Francis Xavier, by the Rev r. r.
Dealy, .. j., JoHy A. MuRrnA TO Many l. wrrAox
both OF this city. No cardA
AILIs--RArHBUE.--At Christ church, Ottawa ILL.,,
Tuesday, september 10, kr. ApBorr l. MILLS, oi New
York city, TO MAGGIE O. RArnBuS, daughter OF James
Rathbun, ESQ, OF Ottawa
wARaxx-sEELEy. --0n Tuesday, September 10, al
ths Church Of ST. Justin Martyr Union Hail, New Jer.
The New York herald., 1876-09-20

ERB STAGE EFPECTS.
hCT !.
THE ROYAL PALACE from the banks
of the igris-Splcndid realistic scene
lTliE TIGRIS BY MOONLIGHT and
DEPARTURE or SARDANAPCLUS'
ROYAL BAkGE
ACT II.
Introduction OF tho GRAND ITALIAN
BALLET and wonderful stage group
ling in the SUMMER PALACk or SAR-
1 DANAPALuS.
ACT III.
THE FEAST OF SARDANAPALUSIN IN
TIKI HALL or NIMRUD. In this
scene oc, urs the startling effect Ct the
disturbance VI the orgies by . TER
IRlFIC storm. accompanied by crashing
land rumbling TIIUNDEls and vivid
flashes Of LIGHTNING, tho most
wonderful and impressive stage repro
sentations ever witnessed.
ACT Nv.
IMMOLATION OF SARDANAPALC6
aud the GREEN SLAvE-Burning OF
the Palace Rising Of the Tabicau Cur
tain upon rclbin's magnificent painting,
THE RUINS OF NlNEvEA.
ITALIAN BALLET. GO In number. are
/. BARTOLErTI premiere dnnseuse asso-
M ~ An II
The New York herald., 1876-09-20

Of,he GRAND ITALIAN BALLET. GO In number. are
tho renowned Milo BARroLkrrl premiere dnnseuse ssso
iutn of the Opera, Paris, and Si. MAsCAGNO o
the San Carlo Naples. and Scala, Milan
MATINEE NEXT SATURDAY, AT ~
The New York herald., 1876-09-20
THE HIT.

THE HIT.
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THE HIT.
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THE HIT.
Niles. Eliza
beth and Hell
enc Minzclli =
great success.
at lk r, NJ.
The New York herald., 1876-09-20

scy. by the Rev. j. n. wetherii Of ST. Marks church,
Newark. n j., Joux 4. wARRxS, Jr.. to NARY 4, eld-
est daughter OF John seeey. ESQ.,, all OF New Durham,
N. J. No carda
The New York herald., 1876-09-20
AA1UsEM M ENTs,

AMUSEMENTsr
STH Av THEATRE. BROADWAY AND 2sTii ST.
CPropretor aud Manager Mr. Au0UsTIs DALI
EvERY NIGHT THIS WEEK. ONLY rrxRs OF
EEs1 M 1000 ssss.. ! EnrHE " "
4 y / 1000 ! SS Il EEsnu. 7 =
y, sRoUcnAx .yxDss MT xyDlssIES NJ. pAyIDoE NJ
NIX aEoaGiAS Dsh%. EMILY sI ksI H. H.. psY mAsY
EVERY NIGHT AT
LAST ~MoNrRRSS" MATINEE
TUESDAY NI0Hf September as positive production after
month. q e1''ly prspsr.Sr Of Mr. pALYy nsS Play
- Box She's. opens riiuksDAy SoRsING. Sept. 81.
IVooD's MUSEUM WOODS.
~ Sslso "
AND TRAINED bar JULIA,
e %ih6 III Ssf;n.is' STHr.
THHkkAAEEEIaEA S3II2Es s4 BROADWAY
sS 81 dSs;S No.
Prs. week Of N tho Sean,m. m ns Nit. Cooke
v'. SaEs vs. ff i;s The nSsE f xITs Ssst
Sy ns nssa stmss Srs .s n
with n.rrls.1 aps Hart. Barry Gray Garter and Ioolsy
ns 'aqs es.u.
sic Rsfs Ssb xHTsrR
DARK THEATRE
Les.se wtILlAM .i,l srHSRI
INSTANTANEOUS SUCCESS
Mr. Fred A"''dsSls GsSGbs sfiEsa American comedy
which will be repeated every evening notice.
SATURDAY MATINEE AT Px.
and ha%GsS.on lsG "a. May SI,.shsr. I-Es'
ELEGANT Senrlc. j. Is. Polk. j. &. Padgett, W. j.
scESEny lss;.as a .as q aSsa sSsssy Frank Langley "
s can , be !, sTs ~ss1' advance so. Office
- Proprietor .....,.........Mr Mr. SHERIDAN sHo9K @
rHHR5F5EARS x PofuEAH stceEss: SFaSss
Every 'ss?af Ash s9f Ss's'eyy r1aS: F%s
IN 81 sruAAT os hohsos. @ and repre-.
Monday, October opening Of the regular season of
's'o-''' and SrArTdi Tis rs'ySi rwS O ORPHANS.
a OLYMPIC NOVELTY THEATRE
%. E.. Y I Fl Fl {.
ess S3SHIsy 2SD s!4 1Haa1SE, HHoHDEAr.
AAEIsHs Hs4issx. TO-DAY ..s1sns. HsT5srH-
MArINEE.MATIXkE.
TO MATINEE. DAY.
THIS THIS 44sHsSSs tyEsHsSSs
Admission 20 Matinee, 10, 70 and so eents.
PRICES AT NIGHT:
iac Soc, Soc, 75c and 81.
Attend the Matinccs and avoid the crowd u night
The famous sword Il Experts, Tho Musical Wonders
Mons. & Nine. DOMER. HEATING h SANDS.
Tho Peerless Serio Connie. The Negro Humorst,
Miss ADA LYNWOOD CHARLIE BENEDICT
The Dnrkey Swell Tho Gymnast Wonders
GEO. w. WOODS. THE RUSSIAN ArHLETES
Mile. BETTE REMMELSBERG
Mile. CORSI. FOY SISTERS
BARLOW BROTHERS, HUGH FAY.
THE POWERFUL DRAMATIC COMPANY
the thrilling play.
DICK rUkPIN AND TON KING.
ATIBLO's GARDEN
IN Manager.....................CH L. ARNOLD
Director BENSON SHERWOOD
TRIUMPH OF THE MERRY FAIRY SPkCTACLE.
The New York herald., 1876-09-20

The Music by Maretzck.
The Mechanical ELECTS
by Sherwood.
The Properties by Do
vcrna.
The Grand Ballets aud
Marches by Blandowski.
The Dramatic Company
under stage manage
uient Of Geo. y. DeVere.
Miss Elixa Weathcrsby
Gs "Amoret."
W. II Crane as "Baba."
j. W. Jennings. Vining
Bowers. james Danvers,
Nincont Hogan. w. T..
Marston. s. Glenn (;
Enma Stockman. Pearl
Eytingc, Lulu Jourdnn
and the entire Dram attic
Company.
Great succcss OF Eliza
beth and Helene Min.
zclli. The Amazonian
March. The Grotto Of
Emcralds. Tho Magic
ship. The Grand Trans
formation Scene.
The New York herald., 1876-09-20

GRAND OPkhA HOUSE,
~ o.. Nv. eoner % zoo ~
GRAND OPERA HOUSE.
nouis W rhs Dooss ZOE
ALICE OATES
ENGLISH ina oFEs% Hsi i%p''S 'SSoxrAxx
Afr.hGDhb eI eri'i i5'a?S 70 ever rE GfE'nssa ESho
..os,y,dSsrEH A E5S H5,5$sp $H .sF mp Nj 1ssSE ssS
THE cp.xp OPERA Presented in style worthy of
A' 'AAD . The mos; Splendid theatre in Am.rle.
8 600 8 4. 1, ''i''' ! f. +: S: SIS:
Es 9H s1 asnEsE
Opera House nssos .. Rui~.ns
xEHs HHuhN tFn - 81 srW NyD roFK sK Az
tor six nights only and ono matinee
MONDAY AND TUESDAY EVENINGS, Sep. Is and %,
Lse'e'' ',snsaFsI SiEoFIEiaoFL2 'F1TGs II op'F" D'a'
sss .sns , % l%s L FsS . a:x
Rs & b DSFHkc sflSE sf Ts M D EUT
Wed Ey,s Sept, a;s..... LA GRAND ,6.YlSIIEssR
E4sS: sS.y EVE Sept &
s1s Eli % 4; LA T1SsAhS . si.., PaaaEsT Ss1
Sl.snJ s. s'
The sale rhursdsy morning
WALLAcK'S MIGHTY DOLLAR
SEVENTEENTH AND LAST. WEEK
but ono ne ISp MIS-
EVERY EVENING THIS WEEK,
SATURDAY MATINEE.
In 'heir un"si yonSeriul nI Ierw srsss.nsef .ns
'oD'h slo'H MRS snd GENERAL orLrLonY.
in woolrs successful Comedy Of tho
MIGHTY DOLLAR.
far .hs a,o,h To 2ls.h simo IN this CITY
sEyHF SHIPAr q HyESIso Ss sHrTETnss tnssrssr
RRooKLYS THEArEE
SHOOK 1 PALMER. .Lessees and Managers
EvERY EVENING THIS WEEK
sTa IFf:ss T. Saturday ~ ~
Ax.S AND Snss .haa. Il aMss sS.
SST SIrs 81 m e Axp nSs
H1S~SsSS$Ss 1S!sS sySsas Ssfs?: S%sSHS.
The ssissfa.eS roSIE BKornRRs
Nis MAGGIE WESTON change srtIsse.
Mis-; SkIla rlns.nss oIHs sissrsEs 1Iss
MT JAMES o'NEII. and = host Of others.
CHArKAU xAnILLK vARIErIEs s4rH ST AND
Evening :. g. Matinee. rss.s.y rAur.a.y and Saturday
Ma
SIXTY SYRENS or THE STAGE IN WILD AND EX-
- CITING rARIslAN REvELs.
RUSTIC BEAuTY'S FIRST VISIT TO THE CITY,
SEEING the ELEPHANT FsMALB RECRUIrs:
BEAUTIFUL FEMALE MODELS IN TABLEAJ
FRENCH rAan.S4 81 sRsuFy
MIkrH, JoIIirY AND sAoY ssSsSrios.
WALLACK'S THEATRK.
ESsr SioIirs or Woy ri fnE SichiY aHi bd2IaE nsoA
$500
P;A.LA.Is ROYAL. .se ,sri! Ay.-srsANaERs VISIT
ing tho city should not fail vnt this pscs 20 young
Lady attendants Admission tree.
NOLUMBiA OPERA HOUSE.
~ corner West 18th ss. and Greenwich av
U cAn q, the French Minuette. the Female Bsthers
the Poses fiastique tho Naughty. Naughty nsrchioncs
ihs Boulevard. o. Paris ceopaa or fhc Amour. Of an
Efyptan Vuosn 80 OF the beautifully iormcd yourg
ladies' in the world Evenings at .; hasinscs fussdayA
Thursdays and Saturdays at2
pLEAsANr VALLEY soCfABLKs TRANSFERRED
4 80 ferreros Assembly Rooms, rammany, every Wcdnes
day and Saturday evening CARTIER 4 Co. MxnagerA
The New York herald., 1876-09-20
TRIUM Pll.

TRIUM Pu.
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SUCCESS.
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Triumph.
Miles. Elizabeth
aud Helene Min
xelli received
with enthusiasm.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1876-11-18
LOcnl BreVitIee.

Sunset at AL.
Caps for boys, at Dubells.
Sunrise tomorrow at 6.52
Moon sets tonight at 6.21.
Heavy boots at Fennessey's, 921 Market st.
Try this place.
Children's clothing a speciality at Mrs. Days,
S12 Market street.
There are several stockholders in the Grange
encampment enterprise in Delaware.
Webb has large stock of fashionable hats
for all classes. Try him at 304 Market st.
Now is the time tor mincemeat Jones' make
is probable the best, for sale by your grocer.
Now is the time to have your feather beds
renovated, and Adar is the only one that re-
novates by scalding steam.
Sugars have gone up, to be sure, but other
groceries are down. especially at the grocery
store of Sipple, at Sd and Madison streets.
Street circulars by the 100000, very cheap,
and on neat strong type, at the COMMERCIAL
steam job printing rooms 9TH and Market Sts.
The DELAWARE TRIBUNE needs to be seen to
be appreciated. lis only 81 year by mail,
and is really worth more than any 81 weekly in
the State
The ladies of Wilmington are cordially in
vited to call and inspect the fine stock of shoes
for misses and Children at Murray IL Bros,
10I w. I'd street.
Fair dealing, prompt execution of orders,
durable workmanship, latest styles, low prices,
all attainable at the merchant tailoring estab
llshment of Gouert u Co., NO. 13 E 4th street.
All over the world Dr. Bulbs Cough Syrup is
making its way, ard ever place 1t reaches con-
sdmptive people are more seldom met. It is
truly blessing to humanity, and only costs %
cents.