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The Osceola times., 1876-04-08
FOREIGN.

Fifty thousand dollars have been re-
covered frou the wreck of the German
steamer Schiller.
Many lives were lost by recent ter
rible railroad calamity at Ill, France, caused
by the breaking Of bridge. Thirty bodies
have already been recovered.
The London Times Berlin special says
that two more st. Petersburg journals-the
Golos aud the vedomosti-assure the south
Sclavonians that although Russia is hardly
in pos. s.tion to succor them Immediately,
she will neither coerce by violent measures,
nor allow another power to coerce them.
Encouraged by this, the south Sclavonians
will, it is expected, keep up the existing rev.
olutionary spirit until il ends in the annihi-
laton of the sick man.
Telegraphic advices from Mexico indi-
cate a crisis at Matamoras. The Mexican
general summoned the merchants of that
city to his Office and gave them TO understand
that they would be forced to come down
with $500, 900, to put the city in state OF de-
Tense against the revolutionists, who are ap-
preaching it, ten thousand strong. One
merchant was thrown into prison for non
compliance. American merchants there
have been so enormously taxed that they
have been compelled 10 resort to an appeal
TO the United States consul for protection.
The siuation in Mexico is becoming seriously
interesting.
Amid the Herzegovian troubles, a new
complication has arisen in Turkey. Hith'
erto the Christian subjects Of the sultan
have been exempt from military duty, but
required TO pay special tax as an equivalent
The war spirit is up among the Christians,
and they now refuse to pay the tax, offering
their military services in lieu. The patri
arch of Constantinople is represented as en-
eouraging this change of front on the part
of his spiritual flock, who base their demand
on a recent proclamation of the porte, prom
ising them perfect equality with Mohamme.
dams. The Turkish government will not
listen to the change, because it dare not
trust Christians in the army, and the latter
will have chance TO fight the tax-colletors,
il not the rebels
The London Times hopes that the
ministry may yet be better advised than to
persist in recommending to the queen the
assumption Of empress of India. 1t de-
clares il has been unfcignedly alarmed by
the rapid decline in the authority and repu
tation Of the government since the begin
ming OF the present session. II does moi
pretend to any special affection for the min
istry, but it cannot help seeing that the op
position is thoroughly disorganized, and tha
the energies Of the other members are ex
hausted, while the younger men are chief,
remarkable for an immaturity OF mind which
threatens never to ripen, and the attempt Il
form government out of such MATERIAL
would threaten mischief to the country
Even those who think its fears fanciful an,
overstrsined must hesitate to push this new
title forward when they understand that /
does in fact provoke discomfort.
The Osceola times., 1876-04-08
LATEST NEWS.
YOUTH AND WEST.

Additional kilograms from Fort Fet-
,ernan state that General Crooks victory
over Crazy Horse was complete one, and
that many Of the indians who escaped must
starve, as all their provisions, ammunition
etc., were destroyed.
The impeachment articles preferred
against Governor Ames in the Mississippi
legislature have been withdrawn, Ames re-
signed his Office and is once more n private
citizen. President Stone of the senate has
been recognized as acting governor.
Columbus, Ga, claims the position Of
the Lowell of the south. She is now run
ming 35 600 spndles and 900 looms, besides
many iron and other industrial enterprises
The city was destroyed in 1856, and all these
have been replaced since with southern
money.
The hog cholera is becoming matter
of serious concern out west, the terrible raw
ages of the disease rendering il a subject Of
grave consideration alike for producer and
consumer The Illinois state board OF agri.
culture has just taken steps to gather al! the
information possible as TO the nature and
causes Of the disease, and the various meth.
DDS Of treating it, for the information Of
breeders and others who are experimenting
in the hope of finding remedy for the NAL.
ady. or n preventive.
General Merritt, just returned from
his cavalry command in the Black Hills, has
been interviewed, and says, in brief, that the
gold excitement is an awful delusion; that
more people are there already than could
find remunerative digging under any circum-
stances that beyond Laramie the adventur-
ers, being on an Indian reservation, have no
protection; that produce is high and hun
dreds will be very likely to starve to death
this very spring; thst the snow is still deep
on the ground and the streams frozen over
with ice so thick that they will not thaw till
June that going to the Black Hills at all is
a preposterons folly, and that the working
up Of the excitement in order TO tempt peo-
pie who have failed in cities to go into it as
forIorn hope is "an infamous traffic"
General Merritt says he met as many return.
ing as going-miserable, hungry, disap-
poiDtcd creatures.
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The Centennial ShOw.

The New York Mail says OF the COM
ing Philadelphia exposition: :,
Only a fifty cent note will be received
for admission. No change will he re.
ceivcd, made or given by the honest
men at the door.
The queens pictures are to be guard
ed day and night by squad police
men. They are said to be heavily in
sured in eight different English COM
panies.
The parties who got the catalogue
have a big bonanza. The advertise
ments will pay nearly seventy -four thou
sand dollars, and this is exclusive OF the
sale of the book on the grounds.
There are now some doubts rs 70
whether everything will be ready At the
appointed time. Thcse doubts arc al.
most wholly confined to disintsaessed
spectators.
II is feared that there will be too
many ices exacted ON the grounds, and
that foreigners will have barely enough
left to pay their hotel bills and get
home. a..
A Philadelphia paper says "a polite
justice will sit on the grounds continu.
ally" Why not let him up now and
then to exercise bis legA and relieve the
grounds?
Give the hotel keepers . wide berth.
They have made up their mind to
swindle you, and they will II they pos-
sible can. Go to bosdtng house, OF,
better sin, Witt scms san1sves
The Osceola times., 1876-04-08
Judge Guilds Charge 10 the Grand
Jury.


We give below an extract from the
charge Of his honor, Judge Guild, to the
grand jury Of the present term Of the
circuit court:
i come now To charge you upon high
misdemeanor which Is 30 common in the
land, and which it is now your high duty
to notice, and bring the offenders TO jus
tice, whoocver they may he. ! alludc
TO the vicious habit of carrying about
the person concealed weapons. More
than half the homicidcs which occur
grow out Of this debased practice. When
/ was boy, the "bullies of one creek
would meet those of another creek upon
the muster ground, ring would be
formed, and fair fight was had no con-
cealed weapon was drawn and citizen
slain all their muscles were brought into
play, which ended in knock.down and
an occasional bitc-no one slain. But,
now, the desperado, with his pistols
buckled around him, seeks his victim, in
suits an unarmed man sensitive Of his
honor, and il he make an effort to repel
the insult, the pistol is drawn, a new
grave is made and helpless widow and
orphans are left to mourn the loss of hus,
band and father. This evil practice II
one of the oii-shOots Of laziness, and in.
disposition TO pursue some virtuous and
laudablc employment which will Away
secure reasonable living and bring
home tn a young man an honest reputa
ton. Whenever young men depart from
| this laudable course, put on and veal
broad cloth, silks, kid-gloves and "pru
nellas," attend upon gambling houses ant
saloons and idle away their precious time
they are sure to fall into vicious habits
such characters as those whe loiter abou
whisky shops and attend regularly upor
gambling hells, think themselves dis
graced II they have never killed theil
man." 10 they arm themselves with thu
deadly pistol and seek an occasion IN
which to use it, that they may be lion
lied by the gentlcr sex, thinking it viii
give them position or caste with them
who in every age have appreciated
bravery-but the bravery displayed by
men should be courage exhibited in de
fense Of their country and not the bully
ism of the murderer. We arc fallen upor
le,il times-carrying pistols-dress ant
parade-giving entertainments attended
with the extraordinary expenditures
such as no honest calling can afford. To,
much extravagance and too little worl
are the fruitful causes of most Of tn
evils of our time. Genuine mirth am
virtue are undergoing decay; in tn
cities especially, they are sti6ed and be
coming extinct. In this train Of viciou
habits is this disreputable practice Q
carrying concealed weapons, The jurie
of the country and virtuous publ
sentiment should Danish this habit fror
the land as they have driven duelin
and the bowie knife beyond the border
of civilization.
The Osceola times., 1876-04-08
AGATHA.

Exhumcd from dust, a layer for each day,
find thy letters Of year ago
Before me now.
They, as 1 turn them idly Ger, display
A ribbon here, and there Hover, and-loi
A broken vow.
'ris said that, In the early years Of Earth,
Ere man bad wcigh'd the worth Of man, a state
OF wondrous light
Among its geniler kind had sudden birth.
And threw No fierce glare that other far
We're loai from sight.
but, after man had drunk the draft OF pain,
Aud felt the passion of n Hew-born Voc,
The star went out.
Each Iay that had been hid ,tole forth again,
And beauty more than one can ever know
Shone round about
within the sky star like this has died,
Whose glcam had pierced the very soul OF me
And II WAS thou:
But II this peace unto thy loss replied
II thou enhrnced the love that was 10 he
thank thee row.
The Osceola times., 1876-04-08
EAST.

b. L. Rogers, receiving teller of the
Fulton bank, BROOKLYN, has absconded, being
a defauter to the extent of twenty-five thou.
sand dollars.
Thomas W. Piper, formerly sexton Of
the Warren street church, Boston, and con-
ycted Of the murder Of Mabel Young, in
that building on the 23d Of May last, has
been sentenced 10 he hanged.
Rysdeck's famous stallion, HANDLE
tonian, died at Chester, N. j., Sunday night,
aged about 2S years. lie was sire of the
most noted and valuable trotting stock in the
country.
The Osceola times., 1876-04-08

Taft has requsted this, and Sherman CON.
plies.
O'Donovan Rosa informs a reporter
that there is now no Fenian movement on
foot, but that money is raised to keep up a
system of skirmishing." at would be in
tercsting," says the New York Herald, "to
know what share Of this skirmish' fund
goes to Mr.. Delmonico."
The Osceola times., 1876-04-08

WE are glad to silence one slandef
saai:ss., Gen. Schenck, y Is this story
that he came away from England with
out waiting upon the queen and making
his official adieus. He met her majesty
while he was streaking it down to the
ship. "By-by, Vicky," he said, cheeri-
iy. "rm o. p. h." "well, 80 long,
Bobby" the dear old girl replied, and
they parted friends.
The Osceola times., 1876-04-08

CUSTOMER What did you think OF
the bishops sermon on Sunday, Mr.
Wipsoy? ?" Hairdresser-" Well, really
sir, there was gent . settin' in from TO
ne rs 'ad his air l..rted that crooked
that | couldn't ear word. 7"
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MISCELI.ANEOUN.

Gen. Sherman has made MP his mind
to return 10 Washingtoa, and make 1t the
army headquarters. Secretary Of war. Judge
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Wlanit0. ffna.rs.

A 1NoTICE- Iadls., atic, locking ,syerywnere,
every v * 500 dozen rannel hnt lcI shirts to give
sern. an ,pSSnn n nS 'v r,i tE
ALLOW ~ per cent ON cash sales.
"A IT, ali siyi :. Us To- $50 Wheeler & Wilson. y
Glib: Is to 80 Fysry ma'Sns va 'f fantgd Any
A FS@f BAzA 81 ' Bccs sTGS' 0' cash
A FEw nrstglass ironers wanted On ladies' linen
n collars; none nut ehperenced ones need apply
q. sII:NBEkG q 20. 80 and Al Mercer.t.
A MRlTTtN gsair.aise toT yeqrs 70 g'ye YOU all
kinds. HONE GARMxSI Co csi and d5s s'6 sv'
A IL. kinds II sealing machine. Tor sale. rent, o.
hsnd veiy cheap monthly payments ico Canal st.
RTlEicIAh rhoMtEFs' Wanted Wanted good rose
l.. KOsZYlsRl, iS West Houston 81.
A RTIFICIAL FLOWERS. Flower makers
4 and oranchers wantea immediately. Apply at alh
A En5IF 1tnI, FLOWERS Brsncher' and
sCHiELE q REFS, 4se Broome
A RTIFiCIAL. FLOWERS Wanted, 90 bios
= '''' "'' ME$EE q ft1sE'SsTEiS is Prince st.
A SMART, tidy girl to do general housewors at
fot and cold ~sicr IN The house ''1 "'"''
A nTTONnOLE maker on nr-clas- work ,one
~ that n1e er.tands vest making from e. TO ss
A COIPIE girls wanted Protcstants; also : Tor
n the country fora fanny. Inquire at 1888 oth ava
A PPRENTICE- wanted for dres.ml Snsi one to
n make herself generally useful. Apply at ~ wesi
Eleventh It.
A COOK wanted at YoUNG's oyster aud chop
n houee, 2OilS Thompson st. one that Is willing to do
general houseworK.
JoMSsSoS 81 %1S nS
turned iree
A LpACA coat HANDS wanted at 9ol ives,
A DOMESTIC. Singer, Wheeler " iIson. WIN.
a. cox Gibbs sewing machines for sale for t2o 1873
A Gafi q 5y.oa 0T'H'N'F'
A GOOD general worker must WASH and iron one
N chamoermad, Frankfort House, 2O2 William &C.
B.TTn>nohE make5 D on hn eo white shirts to
nhE>SMAh Ems wanted One must understand
b .pr,a.lns and one On buttonhoes l2S West 18th
NkE-sMAkI> Nc Wanted. nrstcsss waist
Twenty nrst ~.
DREssMAk Wanted nrst elass trimmer;
BlKhay
DGESsS SEPif :5 SS1Sso@ FP"o''
DSasM dinas s.S s5a t.. general Aou'o~ork
EXEpEElESGEKp ssRd: f95 bG %e2 su Wheeler
J(XPERIENCED operators on Domestic machine
lsnd cutter on linen suits wanted. 1858 Canal ST., 30
N(DMARD RIDLEY Il SONS. Grand and Alien
20" ""n' q" mIhn'lr Apply at once on % moor
rIEtaMiENC ED operatorssan ". a ", "a machine
~ Oh laulos und,rsaimenis 2ss 20 st
onl.. 5Ss MS %asepS s a. he Grs
Second aud Ihrd ave ~" ''' '''''''
yNIiK;o sEMEnS ,a Coco hand. only
LtOUD nDpratore vi 81 an
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4 osi ano tuuno.

DANK BOOK No. 3,lO4, on the New Amsterdam
ID savings Bank. has been lost sto II not re.
turned TO the bank Boz cry and Riyington II
within thirty days. the owner will apply for new
BOOK.
4 OST-A hunting-case GOLD watch on n Weat st. car
Il i sunday evening, $50 rrward ami M questions
asAed. A. b. SIDES, ia FultOnsto New York.
I OsT-Lllht SKYE terrier; part down the back an
s@ers 20 the name % TIN, LiOera reward will be
paid ny reu ming to 3S West 2pth IT.
4 OST-A black and tan dog. A liberal reward will
IL be given At 80 Varck al.
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CIVILIZATIONS.
Nurs,s, 6arrias,s, &t.

FIOrsts, dNrTiu9ts Dc.
Don sALE-Coal anu brick carts. cheap Apply at
II 1882 West 32d IT.
JRON STABLE FITTINGs.-Cheap, durable.
i ana cleanly; partitions, hay RACKS, managers, &C.
Orders promptly nlcd ut lowest prices. Catalogues
furnished ftee. specimens at store.
JAMES KlRrLAND, q, 10 and ~ Reade st.
CHA STRONG young horse; IN hands 3
'ol ~. ye RS black. Blacksmith shop West 10th
at, near Hudson ST.
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Auttiun NCiltts.

Auttiun gchts,
CHARLEs =. CARTER. Aucuoneer viii cell a,
public auction NJ the Exchange Salesroom, III
BROADWAY, on SATURDAY., JUNE 8, 1879. AT IL O'CLOCK
H. me foll9SlnE properly 10 elose the estate Of Nm
st-four 4story BRICK tenemens and stores; 9. y,
10 bOck IN 4h between 132d 1881 sts.-three
4stury tenement and stores The property Will be sold
subject to all eDcumbrances, to the highest bidder,
without reserve.
r. NJ. ANGEL, Trustee.
BLuMEssrIKL a AscHKS. Attorneys.
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Hinuuial.
Sabinas 8anhs.

=
IYRANKLIN SAVINGS BANK, corner a2d at.
II and SIN av Open daily 10 A. NJ. to 3 i. and
Monday and saturday evenings from TO o'clock.
Interest begins the nrst OF every month. ~
JAS. 4. SMITH, Sec. JAS. Y CHAMBERLAlN. Pres.
NEW YORK sAyINGs BANK, EIGHTH
~ AVENUE, CORNER FOURTEENTH STREET.
SIX PER CENT. interest paid from the nrr OF each
month. ASSETS, i3,43s 1910 sUKPLu ttQs i2O55.
{. W. BRlNKERhOFF, Sec. RID II. BULL, Pres.
SIxPESSY sAAyiNSs. yASKa 5ros nns an. and
from 10 A. ~ to SIP NJ. Five cents to 5000 received
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TNMAN LINE,-MAIL STEANEKS.
Il FOR QUEENSTOWN AND LIVERPOOL.
CITY OF CHESTER. .Satu rday, June 10, at A. N.
CITY OF RiCHMoND. saturday June II, at T. n.
CITY OF BERLIN saturday. July l, at +. NJ.
From Pier as, North River.
CABIN, $50 and 500. gold. Return tickets favor.
able terms steerage, t2s currency. Drafts Issued at
lowest rates,
saloons, State Rooms. Smoking and Bath Rooms
JUHN q. DALE. Agent Is and 80 Broadway. Ny
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rNHIRD AVENUE SAVINGS BANK.
dividend OF Fifteen Obl per cent will be paid to
the depostors of TINS bank on and after Wednesday,
May 81,
AT THE OFFICE OF THE RECEIVER. e9c Sd Av.
Deposlt0rs will be paid IN the order OF thei book
number, n. 4 llovs:
BOOKS numbered from to 10000 "Wednesday. May 81.
books numbered from 20 to q O0 Thursday. June 1.
Books numbered from IS to 5000 Friday, June g.
BOOKS numbered from 20 to 5000 SATURDAY, June 3.
Books numbered from IS TO 10000 Monday. June ..
Books numt cred from ~ to $1,000 Tuesday. June q.
Books numbered from As to $1,000 wednesday, June
7.
Books numbered from 80 to IS 900 THURSDAY June Z.
Books numbered from 90 to 10000 FRIDAY. June o.
Books numbered from ~ to IS 600 SATURDAY. June 10
To avoid confusion depo 'ttors will only present AS
above watch will not be deviated FROM Tue bank
will he open from O'Clock A. NJ until o'clock +. ST.,
except on saturdays, when II will close at 3 i. NJ
New York, May a. 1870 -
s. H. HURD. Receiver.
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PENNSYLVANIA RAJLg0AD.

IL
Trains leave New YORK, via Desbrosscs Cortlsudt
Streets Ferries, as follows
South, with Pullman Palace Cars attached. $50 A NJ
9 and $3.50 +. NJ. Sunday. q and $50 +. NJ
For wiliamsport Lock Haven Cory and Erie. at 80
. vile. Petroleum Centre, ana the on Regions
Fer Baltimore, Washington and the south, Limited
PM. Regular at $40 A. NJ. 5 and r. NJ. sunday
Espres, for Phiadelphis. J. 1880 $40 $50 A. NJ $780,
SO, 7, $50. and9p.M IMMIGRANT and second G. asa
ii. 1880 ), and 2P NJ Returning leave Csatennisi
Depot a. 7i5. si6. 1889 A. NJ, i;i5 $50. L. $50. D.
For irsins TO Newark Elizabeth. Railway. Princeton
Trenton, Perth Amboy, Pennington. Belyidere and
other polnts, zee local schedules a All ticket offices
Train. ,d sSTye From fi,sPurSh, c,ss ana 1889 ~
$50 4. NJ. 400 BIO aud ios5 = NJ. SUNDAY, $50 4.
& fs s s5 S ei s Ss g. Sal iU md i iG
n SUNDAY BIO go $3.50 n'oi A. NJ. $50 and
Ticket offces. $50 and ga Broadway. Astor House.
foot OF Drsbrosse. and COrt andt sts Court ST.
EmlsrS1, Icsst ofhcr. Battery place,
General Manager. Gen Passenger Agent
TS Hi6RHHlND and bASifR bkIwDeisavs 1a s.lT7
Z! Pier ~ $40 and gaia -: At $50 A. N LANDING a.
Ne~burgn, PouS Kcepse ihineDeck, Cat,ki. and Hud.
son Close connection a Albany With trains Tor the
North ami West To Wet Point and Newourgh and
rtturn same day, VI.
rVHE MARY POWELL, for West Point, New.
80 W sn,,leSs Soup s NH Sw MpS
AID Marlboro By ferry. will leave Pier ST. y Il (Yesry
stJ. DAILY Sundays excepted. AT $3.50 Z NJ.
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Qrg @OOos.

IL EEP'S CUSTOM SHIRTS, made to measure
IN the very Dest, sir for 81 MOI the slightest obiga'
fectlY satistnctory 57l Broadway, anu 021 Arch st.
Philadelphia,
NIATTINGS, MATTINGS.-B Bargains to-day; IN.
1Nl graln carpets, &c ANDREW LESTER co, 37l
Broadway
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Mt,tlngs.

NO1ICE.-A meeting of the property holders, work.
inSmen, ana taxpayers OF the iDth Assembly DIS.
trict VIII ne held III Lion Park lOsth ana 9th ay on
Tuesday eyening MAY 49, Al O'Clock, to urge upon tie
Governor the great necessity OF signing the Riverside
Park Avenue bill All persons Interested In this i'm
proyement, and who desire to make work for the
numerous anorers now out OF employment IN this dis
trlot, are lhyted To atlend.
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8tntisIrH

A hTIFICIAL TEETH q speciality Best work
IA at low prices all work substantially made, care.
fully nted. aud warranted to give entire satsfaction
j. c, REMEDY, o. Road ~.
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ARTIFICIAL FLOW Frs. Wanted, good ro,e
N makers also, sinai hands for blossoms.
l. kOeZY I.skl - Mest HOusi on 81.
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A LII kinds - seNing machines for sale, 10 rent or
N exchange, also BOUGHT aud repaired good second
ham yeIY chcap. mOntMly pAAnents. 100 Oanal y.
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NIst,IlinJiL

nIvORCES, quietly. for incompatibiiity, &c sd.
~ wee free pay Shen secured.
American Law Agency. II Astor House.
EUs~EII'eICEC CREAM. ~ Bible Housc-Best
i IN the city. ENcur IONS, festivals, retailers 25 cents
quart Special attention to out Jf-tOwn orders.
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A WRITTEN guarantee FOR years to give you all
N the Wurk you can DO and sell any KIND Of new
ing machines WORK sent home iree; We exchange all
klnds. HOME OINTMENT 90. OSI and h53 y,
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SblpgiinI.

Prize. payable in full vitnou, deduction
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Amnsfmuuts.

Positively LAST NIGHTS OF Tux sENSATiOf
- OF 1870
Miss FANNY DAvEN.l The Herald says "were
PORT Charles Fisher, ID. stranger, coming to New
H. Harkins, james lie Wis YORK. 10 ask US where he
w. Davidye, r. Harden would feel most NJ home
berg. MIR. BARRYMORE Miss for amusement, and hsppi
sydney Cowell, GeOrgiana est for evenings enjoy
Drew MAY Nunez, Kate ment we would unhcsitat-
Holland, Mrs al bert, and ngly y At the Fifth Ave
Mr.. John brOugham. nue. Theatre u
POSITIVELY LAST MATINEE OF
"PIQUEi" SATU VDAY NEXT.
Saturday night, June 3, hen RFTT OF Mr., STEPHEN
FlSKE. AN ExTRAORDINhRY ENTERTAINMENT
THE SIAMESk TWINS 4" with BROUuHAM and
DAvIDGE as the TWINS. "FROU FROU |" WIN Miss
FANNY DAVENPORT for the nrst time .as FRQU
FROU. JENNY LIND" In which Mis-. DhYENPORT
will ., pear AZ The PhlMA DONNA, and JAMES LEWIS
s. 9RASBY GA9i ne stN FRhNcIsG9 , MN.
BOYS will also appear. BOZ sheet now open
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INFANTs' AND CHILDREN's

DOST OFFICE NOTICE. The foreign mails for
i the week ending Saturday June g. 1875, Will Close
At this once on Tuesday at A. NJ. for Europe per
stea nuhlp Idaho, via Queenstown; on Wednesday ut
$40 A. H. for Europe per steamship Aby.sinia via
Queenstown, on Thursday 1880 A. NJ for Europe
II mburg; Saturday at IL A. NJ. for Europe per
steamship Celtic. via Queenstown ana at A. NJ Tor
Scotland direct must be specially addressed per
steamship Bohyia. via glasgow ana at 1850 A. N Tor
Germany DeLmarg, and Norway per steimshlp Main,
VIA Bremen. and at II NJ for France direct II
ship ST. Laurent VIA Hayre. The mails for China,
for Australia, &C.. VIII leave San Francisco June u
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