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Outof Service


At regular stated meeting of Le-
high Hook & Ladder Co., Of this Dor
ough, held on Monday evening last, the
following resolution, declaring the COM
pany out of active service until sufficient
money Is raised TO pay of its Indebted
ness, was unanimously adopted
Resoiped, That we lock up all our apparatus
untli suf1Cient money is Contributeu 70 enaOle
ma 10 nav of the balance OF Indebtedness, YET
| due for the /" Little Giant ExtinFuisher ana
that this resolution be published IN the CAHboN
ADVOCATE.
The amount due by the Company for
the " Little Giant" is $4,000. A very
small amount truly, bat yet small as 1t
appears, It has proved impossible for
the Trustees to raise 1t by voluntary
contributions among our citizens. There
is upon the subscription books almost
enough to pay this little balance, but the
parties who have placed their names
for the amount seem to think they had
done well enough by subscribing Ger.
tain sum without paying vt. And
therefore have the company very wisely
determined to go out of active service
till they can clear themselves from
debt.
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List of Petit Jurors

For Adjourned Court of Quarter Sessions tc
be held February 81, 1915.
Ammon Arner, machiRist. MahoninR ,,,.....,
Lewis Armljruster. saloon keeper, Mauch ShunS
borough
David Arner, laborer, Lehighton.
II. u. POwinan, CLERK Lower Towamehslng.
John BrelsfOrd, manufacturers Mauch Chunh
borough. , ,,,, 49,.
Simon BecShart Justice Il. Mauch Chunk nor
John f. Bleck ley inn Keeper Lehigh IoWnsnlp
Robert Calvin, carpenter, Mauch Cnunk pVr.
Butler COrtright, labOrer. r. Mnuch Chunk por'
Phaon Clauss, tinsmith, Lehignton ,,,,
Adam Eaehes, carpenter, Franklh lo"hsnip
w. w. Eadie, bar tender, WeatneTlN'
John FlicAnger, laBorer, Enst rem. a, -.
w. E. FrisOIe, shoemaker, hauch Cnunk DOr'
II +. Ufeenzweig, carpenter, TOwamensing'
Edward Graver farmer Franklin.
n. r. Ho,lOrd sup't schools Lehightou.
Joseph Haverman, farmer, East Penn
b. II Kleppinger merchant NesquehonlhP'
II ugh Moore, merchant. Mauch CHUNK Dor;
John Osborn, blacksmith,
Christian Osenbaeh laborer. Eaet Penn.
Oliver Rinker. engineer. Parryviie'
Owen Kehug, painter, LehightOh
John Rickert, teamster, summit lilll.
w. II. StTOh, bur CESS, Mauch Chunk.
Thos Shaffer fal iner East Penn.
Benj Serfass SAWYER, Penn Forest.
Sam Btraup, farmer. Lower Towamenslng.
solomon Soft huckster, Franklin. e,,-
John Solomon, carpenter, East Mauch Cnunk'
David Trehorn, merchant. ,
John II. Weiss, inn Keeper. TowamenslnK;
Il enry wilford. boiler maker, summit HUI
Chas. B. Weiss blacksmith, PackerlOh'
ThOs, Ziegenfuss, mason, FRANKLIN
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NOTICE.

Notice is hereby given, that application Will
be made Mt the present Session OF the Leglsla-
ture for the enactment of the following law;
AN ACT
Authorizing the Burgess and Town Council or
the Borough of Welssport in the County Of
Carbon, to levy and collect an additional or
special Borough Tax.
SECTION I. BE 1t enacted nv the Senate and
House of Representative of the Commonwealth
of Pennsylvania in General Assembly met, and
1t is hereby enacted by the authority OF the
same! That the burgess and town council OF
the Borough Of WeisspoIt, IN the County of Car:
bon, shall have power and authority to levy and
collect annually, in addition to the borough tax
now authorized by law. an additional or special
borough tax not exceeding Ave per eontum on
the dollar ON the assessed valuation of all pro.
perry now or hereafter by law made taxable for
borough purposes, for the purpose Of paying the
balance Of indebtedness OF said borough iI cur.
red in the payment Of bounties 10 volunteers
during the late war, in compliance with the de-
cree of the Court of Common Pleas OF Carbon
County. sitting in Equity, made February First,
A. ID. eighteen hundred and severty.hve, pro-
vided that this law shall only remain in force
until said Indebtedness is hguidated.
ANDREW GRAVER,
Burgess Of WeisspOrt Borough
Weissport, Feb. 10, 1S76.w4
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-nnrtnp a perform ance by publ

During psrform ance by public school chill
dren for a charitable purpose, IN Robnson's .
noon disastrous panic was caused by false
alarm of Are. Nearly 500 children occupied the
stage and the auditorium was densely crowded,
chiefly by women and children. A cry OF fire
was raised as the red light OF some cOlored fires
flashed across the stage 1t was reechoed from
the door and n mad rush was made for the
trampled upon in the press, and ten or eleven
Of them were killed and a number injured,
some of whom may not recover. 1t is said the
alarm was started by some mischevious boy in
the gallery.
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DIED.,

MILLER-At Upper Mauch Chunk. on sun.
day, January 3Oth. Mary Ann. infant daughter
of Henry and Sophia Miller, aged months and
IL days.
MITCHELL-In Mauch CHUNK, on Saturday,
the 5th inst. MIR. Benjamin Mitchell, in the 14th
year of his age.
SHURLOCK-In Mauch Chunk. on Satur-
day, the 5th inst, Miss Ann Sherlock aged 40
years
WESLEYAN Summit HILL on the lst inst,
wife OF William Nesley.
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fhbttC Sdics
Bills for the following sales have been print
ed at this office during the past few days
February 26, at pm, on the premises, Bsaver
Run, the real estate Of Elias shiye, decd. see
advertisement
February 26th. at O'Clock y. m, the real estate
OF Louis Frantz, decd, in East Penn Twp.
February 28tn, at O'Clock D. IN, the real estate
of Joseph Kook, decdin Franklin township.
February aS at D. m. on the premises IN the
Borough of Parryvllle the real estate OF JAG.
MONTY, decd. See advertisement.
March, 4th, at o'clock p. M, the real estate
OF Samuel Shive, decd in Manoning twp.
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To Consumptives.

nHE advertiser, having been permanently
L cured of thnt dread disease, Consumption,
by n simple remedy. is ANXIOUS to make knowh n WI
10 his fellow sufferers the means oil cure. 10 AT
who desire IT, he will send q copv OF the pre-
scription used ttree Of chargel. with the d diree,
tions for preparing and using the SAM VIII, WnlCn
they will ind n SURE CURE iOf CohsuNf lioN'
ASTHMA, BRONCHITIS. NC. -, ,.
Parties wishing the prescription VIII please
address, REN. ~ a. Wi,hiShI,,,,r,
la, 10 ma New York.
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nrsnensia. nYsnensia. Dyspepsia.
Tnpe Worm.

peuoved Alive with head complete, in from
two to three hours. No fee TIL removed, by ~,
Il, Kunkels $50 North Ninth St, Pmladelphla,'
Seat Pin and stomach Worms alsO relnoN,eu'
CnIi and see !, advice free, or seRd for CIRCULAR
Ask your druggist for KUEKEL's WORM SYRUP
pr.ire 81 npr hottie
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Closing Prices of DEHAvEN g. Town
SEND, Stock, Government and Gold
40 South Third Street, Philadelphia
1nkt. 1OHE
T1RUssEs, as Gents : RUP-

i TURES CUKED.-Dr. J. B, H0-
bensacK's Nickle- Plated Galvanic Truss and
Fluid will cure seven cases ont OF ten. Don't
rust, crack or break hghtest not adected by
French and German .Trusses and Braces, Sus.
pensories 80, one-third the price Others sell
Tor. 20S Seoond street, above Race, Philadel'
phia JQnel!7o-Iy e0w2
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MARRIED.,

DUGAN - GALLAGHER.-on Sunday eve
ming the STU INST, by Rev. Father Bunce, Mr.
Hugh Dugan to Miss Maggie Gallagher, botE
OF MauCh Chnnk.
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Another New Stock.

Il. H. Rhodes announces to his friends anu
the people in general that he mas just received
another invoice Of groceries and provisions.
Among which he invites special attention to
the following
Maearoni a choice artlce per 10 25 cts.
Turkey Prunes nice aud fresh 10 cts.
Pearl Soap, 5 cakes for rs CTS.
German Honey soap 0 cakes for 20 cts,
BaldYin's Tomato Catsup,per bottle % cts.
Breakfast Hominy, per package 10 Gus.
n. Y. State cheese, per pound ID cts.
And all other articles equally. cheap, and guar.
anteed Of best quality. trial Is Invited. store,
opposite Carbon Advocate Otllce.
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Errors of Youth.

GENTLEMAN who suffered for years from
"A Nervous Debility, Premature Decay, and oil
tine effects of youthful ndiscretion VIII, t0r the
sake of suffering humanity, send free to all VINO
need it, the recipe aud directions for making
the simplest remedy by which he was cured
Sufferers wishing to profit by the a1vertissel
Confidence JOHN B. OGDEN,
dec IstnG ~ Cedar St, New YORK.
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A djourned Orphans Court Sale.

n
BY virtue OF an Order Of the Orphans Court
of Carbon County, there will be exposed at Pub.
lie sale, on the premises, in Il 9 p u n n
Township, on
SATURDAY, FEBRUARY &c, 1876.
at o'clock p. NJ. the following described Real
Estate late OF LOUIS FRANTZ, deceased to
wit All that certain tract or piece OF Ground.
bounded by lands OF ]. ana Il. HOlschu. Thomas
Hanev, Reub. WerGman and others, containing
54 ACRES, MORE OR LESS,
about 20 acres of which are cleared and under o
good state OF cultivation, the balance being well
Ii nmbered. The Improvements are two
HHgM story Log Dwelling House, Swiss Barn
y inAsl, and other necessary outbuildings. There
is a neyerfailing sprng, OF Water near the
House. Terms will be made known at time and
place Of sale, by r.. W, STIEGERWALT,
East Penn, Feb, 12w3 Administrator.
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s. BECK G. CO.,
Real Estate Agents,

DAN n . AcANs
We have instructions to Sell the following Pro.
perties and persona desirous OF Purchasing, Sell.
ing or Exchanging Real Estate, will do well TO
give us q call;
House and Lot, near Olewine's Tsnnery in the
Borough OF Lehighton. House l6x32, stable
10xl2 and lot 81 front and 2 s feet deep, well
planted with fruit trees. never failing
well in the yard. Price, Sl40O, half cash, bal.
anee on installments
Dwelling House aud Lot, on Fourth street, LIE.
highton. Now rents for $500 per month.
Price low for cash.
House and Lot on MahOninR street, Lehikhton.
Price $3.50, rents for IS per month, One.halt
cash, balance by instalments.
House and Lot on Pine street, Lebighton, Pa.
Price el+0O Reuts for 80 per month.
100 Acres OF Timber LAnd n,MahOning town.
ship, III miles from LehightOn. Cheap.
485 Acres of Land In Penn Forest Township.
Carbon county. At specla bargain.
Seven Lots In the BOrodgh Of LenightOn. Good
locations and prices low.
Frame Building. suitable for photograph gal
lery or other light business. Cheap.
Jan. /, 1875. II. 8. BECK q co.
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TN the Orphans Court, for the
the County OF Car bon:

Estate OF JOHN GALLAGHER, de1eased.
Tho Auditor appointed by the Court TO dis.
tribute the fund IN the hands OF the AdIninistra.
tor OF said Estate 20 the parties entitled there.
TO- will meet the parties Interested. for the pur.
poses OF hts appointment, ON Monday FKBRU.
AIRY 18th, 1879, at p. NJ, az the Office Of Berto-
lette 4 Loose, in Mauch Chunk.
". NJ. RAPSHER, Auditor.
Jan 25th, 1875. 3w
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The Coal Trade.

The following table shows the quantity OF coal
shipped over the Lehigh Valley Railroad for the
week ending Feb 5th 1873. and for the year
compared with the came time last year;
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Special Notices.
r. +. Kunkel,s Bitter Wine OF Iron.


Gives tonic TO the stomach. improves the ap-
petite and assists digestiOn excites the bowels
To healthy action, eXDelling oil the foul humOrs
that contamnate the blood, currupt the secre-
tons and offend the breath. 1T excites the liver
TO healthy action and atrenghtens the nerves,
imparting that glow to lie that proceeds alone
from perfect health. Thousands In oil walks of
life testify to the virtue OF this excellent medi-
cine in correcting the arrangement Of the d.
rcstive organs Get the genuine, sold only IN
Sl bottles Ask FOR E, +. KUNKELB BITTER
WINE OF IRON, and take no other.
Dyspepsia. Dyspepsia. Dyspepsia.
n Il. KuNKFBs BITTER WINE OF IRON, a sure
cure for this disease. II has been prescribed
daily for many years in the practise OF eminent
physicians with unparalled success. symptoms
are loss Of appetite,wind aud riting OF food dry
ness in mouth, headache. disziness, sleepless-
ness and low Spirits. Get the genuine Not
sold IN bulk only ei bottles,
Do vau want something to strenghten you. or
q good appetite DO you want to get rid OF ner.
yousness DO you want energy, sleep wen, OF
be cured of dyspepsia kidney or liver disease
NV E Il. IkUNKEL'B BITTER WINE OF lRON
Every bottle guananteed to do as recommendesdo cd
Sold only in 81 bottles. Depot and office, 2bs
North Ninth st.. philadelphia "a. Get the
genuine sold by all druggist ASK Tor H. f.
KTNKTIig ma tnNp no Otner.
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The ibove cut represents the use ofmy special
files, made to fit the angle Of the the teeth, dress
ing both points at single blow, making the
saw the simplest and cheapest to file in the
world. The shortening Of the tooth the thickness
of piece of paper, (Which is an any single tooth
penetiates), leaves but little dressing necessary.
For the undulled edges of the outside Of N, the
third iurface OF the file is all that will be needed
use Oithis file all difficulty is removed, and cost
Of filing Lightning Cross cut saws at the factory is
two cents per foot; buck saws, four cents each.
The cost of the 10 inch for crossouts Is so cents
each five inch for buck saws, half price. "A large
Stree, New York.
1 will furnish my latest improved 1876 pattern
Crosscuts at 10 cts per foot, and the one man
saws It same price,fo Cash In advance, where the
Hardware Dealers do not sell the genuine latest
improved Lightning Saws. Agents Wanted
special inducements. Win send c. o. D. II express
chargel are enclosed,
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REPORT OF COAL transported over Lehigh
4 Susqu-hanna DIVISION, Central n II. OF
New Jersey-week ending Feb. 4, 1875.
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New Advertisements.
ORPHANS COURT SALE
OF Valuable Real Estate.

BY virtue Of IN order OF the orphans Court Of
Carbon County, the undersigned ADMINISTRATOR
Of the Estate OF SAMUEL sII1VF, late OF IA.
HONING township. Carbon COY. "a. dec'u'
will offer at Public Sale, on the premises on
SATURDAY, MARCH 4TH, 1876,
at ONE O'Clock p. NJ, the following described
ReAl Estate to wit; All that certain uact or
piece OF Land, situated IN Mahonlng iownshnip
about one mile from LehightOn, on the fuOuc
Road leading from MRhonng to EAST Penn,
bounded by lands Of Uriah Rehr SOL kunefer
and'0eOrge Rex, containing
"a ACRES AND 1903 PERCHES,
more or less, all cleared and under good state
Of cultivation. The improvements con. Er--R
sist Of 2.story Frame Dwelling House, bisHl
20N26 feet Bank Barn. anxal feet and stsssi,
other necessary Outbuidings. g9ou wei Wen o,
Water near the door With Pump, ana stream OF
never failing water runs through the !amu. lhe
farm is well stocked with Choice Fruit frees
TERMS OF SALE.-One,third OF puInnase
money TO be paiu on day OF sale one tmiu VI M siA
months, and the remaining onethirn III niue
months from day OF sale, TO be secured Dy JUG
ment bond or mortgage. -. ,,,,,,,
Feb u, 1870. Administrator
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Plotts' Star Organs

New and beautiful designs, Agents Wanted.
Address, EDW'D PLoTrS, Washington, N. ],
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" n ~ sIsU--NNf FAHF1 VAN UT n VIs.~Ni~''
"A. trotins horse will do well To cal and examine three
FIRST class II either for siugc double harness
have bay Horse all sye old 15s hands can beat
24o single double he OF the pole horses In
tho state. With level gat don't pull! on the it an
willing 20 hitch him with gentemans horse and viii
guarantee entire satisfaction speed style and gait
concerned: also Colt l5y hands old
pure gated stylish. and will show - single or don
be one bay Mare years old lJi. hands, viii show ih
the above horses sound and kind In respect
Mother horse boot; also Coupe. basket canopy
top Phxeon Brewster Road W. Pole and Shafts
single and double Harness. Inquire this week mt d.
DREWS private stable ~ East 18th ST.. Union
square and jtli
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A DENTIST WANTS A FINE ENGLISH BREECn,
"A loading double shotgun in schance for which he VIII
give his professional services Address, TOR three days.
DENTIST. box lsl Herald Uptown Branch Office
A UCTI0N POOLS SOLD TO-DAY AT JOHNsONS
n Pool Room. 18th ST. and Broadway. on the
Boston and Athletic ball game each inning received by
telegram. j. HATFIELD
WILL EXCHANGE ONE OF THE BEST SINGING
Moc.ing and Canary Birds in the city for good Blood
hound Russian Mastih Call ut - oliver St. basement
DOOLS SOLD
At the international Exchange.
Nos sOf sOo SOS SAMSON st. Of Continental HOTEL
Philadelphia, Pa.
OH all Sporting Events.
Specil made for receiving each ali mile
and result OF each heat and OF the
Regatta on Schuylkill River.
The only direct wire from the grand stand.
Prompt attention given to orders by mail or telegraph
MILLER Co.
philadelphia, Pa.
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THE TUYsl

A UCrIOS. FRENCH AND COMBINATION POOLS
n sold this morning and evening at JOHNSON
Rooms Broadwa 18th the ut SARA
togs the rots at Ponghkeepse the boat at ihi"
deiphia and all ball games each heat ard received
direct by telegraph al orders by mail messenger viii
receive particular attention T. Il. JOHNSON.
A UCTION, FRENCH AND COMBINATION POOLS
IA sold day and evening New York Turf Exchange -
West Sih the Saratoga running races also ON inc
Poughkecpse trots combination poo. 81; combination
book open So liable to win 81 900; French pools 81 and
$5 Open q 80 A. NJ. Prompt attention given orders by
mail or messenger. KELLY. BLISS Co
HUDSON RIVER DRIVING PARK ASSOC AXIOM,
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SPECIAL. NOTICES.


A.
Now's rue DAY
AND Nows THE uoURi
POSITIVELY NO PosrPoNEMENrl
SEND FOR TICKETS AT oNcEl
As heretofore announced. tho drawing of the Ken
lucky Cash Distrbusion Company will take place
Thursday. tho slss OF August without fail The
desire it to be distinctly understood by all that
there WILL positively unsquivocay, be post
ponsmsns Of the dstributon ms usual hereto
fore with other drawings Proposing they DO. to have
series Of grand drawings they do not wish intend
to establish the precedent OF possponemsnt. There
FORE those desiring to buy tickets forward the
money for the Same muedia tely II they wait for
postponement they will surely DO disappointed; IL
chance At the grand prizes OF 100000 $4,000.
SIS 900 and 80 ON through list Of ii.l56 prizes.
to bs distributed gli,terin golden cash
tho drawing Is concluded Frankfort, the evening
of August 81. 1876. There's tide in the affairs of
men-and women, too-which taken At the food leads
on to fortune. Nows your tmsl Whole tickets. sl2;
halves %; quarters %; tickets 500; 27 tickets.
$500; 4ek tickets. $500
THE CRY Is STILL THEY CONE
for more tlcksss iu the Kentucky Cash DAtribusion
Company, hsnes thcrs will be no postponsment. and.
amid the inspiring strains music August 81. 1876,
the grand concert viii commence. In the brsa'hiess
silence Of audience lil50 CATS will be drawn from
tho Wheel which will 10 announced by manager and
re-eehoed by crier appointed for purpose Whom
Of the Capital CHS is drawn lucky number will
repeated twice. hold up tho plain view Of the
thousands Of spectators
G. w. BARROW 4 CO..
General Eastern Agents.
OFFICE OPEN UNTIL 10 z. II.
\ buy BRYoRE 1T Is roo LATE.
$4,000 IN CASH DISTRIBUTED
SATURDAY. AUGUST 20.
KENTUCKY STATE DISTRIBUTION.
cAPTrAL PRIZE $4,000
So36D others from 10000 to Sl00
Only few days iefL
BE surc andhold ~ ticket.
Tickets So H- THoS "a 9nA, 1%9s y Co.
s97 broadway. Now York.
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GUSt,i-i..

EUROPE.
HOLY LANDS AND sYRIA.-TiiE PALESTINE IN
dependent Tourists Office. Jala under Ale xander
howard offers iacics to travellers tents guides horses
isinns everything for the journey
ready all times travellers all OF Syria
For particulars apply to ALEX HOWARD Jerusalem
store Centennial Grounds. or H. GAZE SON. 142 strand
London.
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AMUSkM Il Ma

AIUSEMEGCS.
DOOTIs THEATRE. SECOND WEEK.
ID JAkkETr PALMER. .Lessecs aud Managers
s.sCarria- es now be ordered for IL o'clock.
THE GLORY or THE STAGE!
THE GRANDEsr TRIUMPH EVER KNOWN
TIE PRESS AND PUBLIC UNITE IN
PkAIsING THIS PRODUCTION AS THE
GREATEST SPECTACLE OF THE AGE.
BVERY NIGHT AND SATURDAY MATINEE.
Production. under tho direction OF the dra
matte scholar, Mr.. CHARLES CALVERT
LORD BYRON's EXQUISITE ROMANTIC PLAY
SARDANAPALUS,
given with marvellous and spiendor
MT ~ " bANt.S.- -. AS ..SANDASsPALU
AGNES BOOTH ...........as..... NYRRHA
EVERYTHING NEW.
Beautiful scene-y! superb Costumes!
Magnificent 1ableauNl
GRAND ITALIAN BALLET.
introducing the famed Mile BAkTOLETTI pre-
mere danseuse assouts of the Grand Opera Paris and
senor RNkSTO MAsCAGNO OF Milan. and she largest
and finest corps dc ballet in this country.
GRAND MUSICAL FEATURES.
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POST OFFICE NOTICE..
IDOsT OFFICE NOTICE.

The foreign mails for the ending Saturday August
20 1876. will this ofcc Tuesday ut IL so a. NJ
for Europe. per steamed Wyoming. via Queenstown on
Wednesday A. NJ, Europv yer steamship
via Qn.ristown Thursday nj III 80 A. NJ. tor Europe
per weiand via Plymouth. Cheroourg and Ham.
burg: Saturday A. ". FOE Europe pr city
ichipond. via Qncenatown: correspondence Tor Ger
many france Scotland. Intended Tor despatch BY this
be specially address ID and ~ A. NJ for
Scotland direct. steamer Bolivia via Glasgow. and
A. NJ. tor direct, steamer canada. via
hvrc and nj II 80 A ~, for Enrope, steamer oder,
Via South ann and Bremen
The mails for the West Indies, via bermuda, Will leave
New York August 81
The mails ior China. &C.. will leave san Francisco Sep
tender
Tho mails for Australia &C. will leave San Francisco Sep.
TENDER 10. 1876 Z. 1. JAMES. Postmaster.
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AT THk
MATINEE TO-DAY. At O'CLOCK.
OLYMPIc NOVELTY THEATRE.
200 !. wy NH Nm m FFrrE Il !! COCO
300 ILL ! 4 y NJ Il Soooo
NOVELTY THEATRE.
MoyI BRiLLiAST AMI DECIDED, suGcEsS;,
THE DOUBLE SHOW GLORIOUS THROUGHOUT.
THE AATiNEkS
crowded with ladies and children to witness tho
BEST aud CHEAPEST ENTERTAINMENT IN AMERICA
II, 35. 80, 7lChNTs ANDSl.
MATINEE ADMISSION. 10 AND % CENTS.
RESERVED SEATS. 80 CENTS.
FIRST CLASS DOUBLE PERFORMANCES.
FIRST CLASS DRAMATIC COMPANY.
In the very interesting drama
THE STORM SIGNAL.
MATINEE A HOST OF NEW ATTRACTIONS.
The Celebrated Protean Duo.
MATINEE SHERIDAN AND MACH.
The Famous Musical Specialist,
MATINEE BOBBY NEWCOMB.
MATINEE MISS FLORENCE ELLIS-.sAPPHO."
The gifted Vocalist,
TO-DAY. MISS BLANCHE COKRELLI.
Tie Ethiopian comques.
TO-DAY. MESSRS HOGAN AND LORD.
The Great Banjo Soluist aud Comedian,
TO-DAY. SAM DEVEkE.
New Locasms by the Popular
TO-DAY. ADD kYMAN
Miss LENA RIVERS. Miss LOUISA BosHELI-
CURRY AND FOX JOHN REILLY,
Horizontal Bar IRISH Vocalist.
TOMMY FISH
The Dnshing Song and Dance Artists,