davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1876-04-14
Centaur
Lini11lents.

So nearly perfect are the recipes o. these wonderful
pzin-soothing and healing Centlur Liniments, that
We car confidently say they will ALLEVIATE ANY
PAIN arising from flesh bone, OF muscle derange-
ments We do not pretend that they will mend 4
broken leg or KITIRHIsArs BorLs. but even in such
cases they will reduce the Inflammation and stop
the pain. Nor can We guarantee the proper results
where the body is Poisoned DY wHIsKEY. Temper
ance is as necessary t. proper physical as mental
condition.
THE WHITE CRNTAUR EMINENT is psrticu-
larry adapted 10 all cases o. RHKuAATisE, LumbA-
20, Neural giA. Eryspeas Itch, sprsiAs, ChlbiAns,
Cuts Bruises, stngs Poisons scalds, SesticS, Wesk
Back, PAIN in the side, Wounds. NeeDnz Sinevs,
BURNS, Frosted Feet, PALSY, Ear-lelu. .-o;a-sele.
Hesd ache, Ulcers, Old sores. Broken Breasts,
Sore Nipples sore Throat, Group. Diphtheria, etc.
The most Of these complaints the Centaur Linimeni
will cure. al OF them it vii benefit. It will TX
Tract The POISON from bites aud s.inEs, and viii
cure BURNS AND sCALDs without scar. The
following is but a sample Of thousand similar
testimonials
ANTIOCH H., Dec. !. 1874
MY wife has, for long time, been terrible
sufferer from kheumsusm. she has tired many
physicians and many remedie s. The only thing
which has given her reliefis Centaur Linimeni.
an rel0iced 10 say this has cured her
v. L. RIM, Fostmaster'
It isAn indisputab,e fact that the CeniAur Lini-
msnts are performing CURES SEvER HEFoRE
ErFEc1KD by any preparation II existence-lIe
Chronic Rheumatism OF iHIETY YEARS STANDING,
,trl ghtenins fingers and joints which had been st
for s!I years,-tasins the soreness from buns &C.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1876-04-14
UNIVERSALLY
RECOMMENDED

We have Just receive October. ls-5 con
munieatiou from nearly every nruZ- 81 in Ne'
/ England and the testimony i universally in iAyn
I % SASFoRD's RADICAL CuRE FOR CATARRH w
] believe there never remedy So popula
wherever known and certainly we feel that neve
was one more deserving o. prslse. Founded uPor
correct scientific primo pies and calculated bY the
most som plsned pny scans 10 m let the seVeresi
forms OF Catarrh the cures made ~ have not onl'
l been numerous, but So remarkable a % exc 1
public attention and cause the sale % exceed ten
| fold that o, any SIMILAR remedy ever before com
l pounded
while many are anxious TO MAKE public thei
testimony IN favor o. ths RADICAL CURE. others
and among this number may be found MANY OF our
most respectable cit gens--dislike 10 become pub
liey identified with SO losthsOme disea e. Hence.
In the following are unable 10 give the
name hut are permitted To state the severity and
condition OF the case before anu after using the
RADICAL CURE, ana also that the gentleman oecu-
pies 3 responsible ofcs in Of cur State insttu-
tons We quote
~ would not FOR the world permit my name to be
used although have no douot y would be oi be nsh'
10 many now suffering as have suffered but give
You brle! statement OF my case
"For two years have taken bromide Of POtsssa
and bromide OF ammonia every day. never passed
q single night without gettin- up once twice to
free my throat from the matter that had dropped
into it during sleep, and finally cou ;aed during
all his time. since taking the X DIcAL CgRE
nave taken NJ hotAs-A VI aHAoA a. HafN 7-Nts
soundly every ght without uneasnsss c. distress
not particle OF matter has dropped into my throat
during sleep, and every symptom Of a cough has
left me"
wonderful result truly, al, will say, who know
or can realize the extent aud severity " this
The gentleman has had eighteen bottles. This must
satisfy the scsptc al that there is great merit In the
RADICAL CURE Its mode Of preparation Is new and
or EinAL Ignoring the old practices and remedies,
pr. Saniord selected a field, and has demon
strsted his method u be the only proper and never
fail ing treatment.
The following recommendation are from
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1876-04-14

krupp, the great gun maker. is the rich
est man IN Germany. not excepting even the
Rothschilds. He pays an income tax rep
reseDting an annual business profit of 81
25O. 600. 1t is said. however that this great
income is shared by some silent partner
whose identity is vsriously copjectured.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1876-04-14

MoNTREAL-Sir a. 7 Gait has published
pamphlet on Church and State. in
which he suggests an organization CON-
posed Of Catholics and PrOtestants, irres-
pectIve OF creed. nationality and polIiica.
party. f5r The maintenance of the civil
rights OF the people Such an organiza-
ton, he says. thoroughly IN earnest, will
bring Sufficient pressure on our rulers. both
at Ottawa and Quebec, TO insure their com
plIarce and TO settle for our day. at least
the proper and harmonious relations OF
Church and State.
Four thousand men at work on the canal
basin. having struck for dollar a day. the
contractors paid them of A dollar from
the FIRST Of May Is offered those who remain.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1876-04-14

swANToN Rev. Mr. Aldrich. Of Rye, \
H, has received q call from the Congrega-
tionel society here. and l. expected to be
with them next Sabbath on trial.
Holmes Mead team was run into last
week, by the s.. Johns freight, at the lime
kin crossing. No enc was injured but the
wagon was converted into klndliDE wood
Farmers have commenced sugaring N
earnest and large quantities are being
made. The sugar sells from ten to twelve
cents per pound.
Rev. M Rogers Is TO nave mise monu-
ment erected by the society. :
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1876-04-14

NORTH FERRIsBURGH N Alien has
sold the Joseph Rogers Home Farm, " Isl
acres, to ALVIN Ball, Tor S45 per acre
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1876-04-14
Tsrms--sa.con year, always In advance

We perceive that the attempt to attach
some especial significance TO the fact that a
very few votes were cast for the editor OF
this paper . at our late city caucus to choose
delegates to the State Convention, il perse-
verei in. It is a matter to which we are
entirely Indifferent, if our friends else
where only UNDERSTANDINGS it is well IN
dsrstood here-that Mr. Benedict absolutely
declined requests from several quarters to
permit the use Of his name in making up
tickets fo- the caucus and that his name
was consequently Dot Oh any printed ballot !;
but that half dozen voters persisted IN
writing bis name into their tickets, with
out his knowledge or consent.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1876-04-14

a CURIOUS FAxIIr John Hall, Of North
Troy, ha- seven children. Tour Of whom,
under u years old, weigh exactly 200
pounds each. The Youngest are twin girls
10 years Of age, healthy and intelligent.
Two boys, one about L and the other
something over -, are SO much alike that
they would pass readily for twins. These
children have each 10 weli-formed fingers,
two thumhs and i toes.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1876-04-14
CastOria.

Cross. siekly babies and children nay EMO,
health, AID MOTHERS HAvK REsT. % they vi! us'
CAItof!E. Worms, fever shness, teetAing VIM
COLO, sour stomach and uudigestst food maxi
children cross, and produce sickness.
CAs,oris VII sssimilate the food. KxFEL WORMS
and correct al these things. For twenty years Dr
Pitcher experiment IN his private practice 70 pro
duee AZ effect We Csthsrtie and stomach regulator
which would he as elective SIS CASTOR Oh, without
its unpleasant taste OF rec1iL
The reputation o. his experiment extended. Ply
sc ans and nurses rapidly a.tpted his remedy l.
VIII CD he gave the name q. CAsTuRIA.
CSstoria Is as PLEASANT 70 TAXI IS HsNEr, resu-
laIes the stomach and bowels. and does net grippe
1t adapted 70 a. ages, contain; 10 alcohol. ard
is Absolutely HARSLEss 10 The most tender 70 ant
Try Castofia once AMI you will MAVEN Be VIII
OUT II.
Prepared at the Laboratory OF j. B. Rose 4 Co.
&c Dey Street, New fork.
Feb d wsm
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1876-04-14

W1yo0sEL-At the annual communica-
tion o. Webster Lodge. No. 81. F. and A
NJ. held Thursday evening, the following
ofhcars were elected W L. Greenleaf, "
NJ. Ed. { Greenleaf, 5 ", Frank Jubeli
j. W. S /. Re -A--4= r-As Geo Walker,
Sec'y Reuna wood. : D c. D. Flint, J.
D., Ormond Cole. Chaplain. Il 6. Rey-
Mods. Marshal l. B. Leavitt. 5. E. John
son. Stewards: N. N Goodwin, Tyler.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1876-04-14

SMALL-Pox AT BRIDPoRT.-The smallpox
eontagi0n a, Briiport i growing 10 better
very fast, and The authorities have fenced
the roads t. keep It from Spreading any fur
ther. Most Of The victims are French.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1876-04-14

Texas has nearly two thousand milss of
railroad in operation.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1876-04-14
sANFORD's RADICAL CURE

Il 3 purely vegetable distillation. and is by in-
sufation taken up into the nasal passages, and
also taken internally. thug acting upon the stom-
aeh. liver and Kidneys tnder lis influence the sy-
TEN immediately BRACES up and the first thorough
dose gives evidence that IL is d pOEsrill and
effective medicine. Give II q single tria..
Each package con.ainsa Treatise on Catarrh, and
Dr. ssniord's Improved InhAlins Tube. Price 81 %.
For sale by Dru:gi.ts every where WEEKS .
fOTTAR, Boston, tsneral Agents.
@ Uss eANfoRD'e JAMAICA GINGER, the
dslieious family medicine for cramps AND pains,
sel1s ~ calls. Aprils-wsd, sstkWim
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1876-04-14

why Will You suffer from rheumatism,
Spraits, st,H Joints. Swellings burns. scalds or
Weak Back, when the Centaur LinimeLt sfof ds
certain relief Many articles soothe pain 10 a Ger
tain extent, but the Centaur Liniment CURES. The
White Liniment is for the human family, the yell
low Imminent is for horses and animals
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1876-04-14

Cross and sickly children can be made
healthy and strong by regulating their stomaehs
and bowels with Castoria II is mere effective than
Castor Oil and is pleasant to take horny. For
Wind Collie. Sour Stomach. Worms and Castiveness,
there is nothing in existence equal to Csstoria.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1876-04-14
Therefore,

That we can and will sell
SPRING OVERCOATS in
the latest styles, of the best
fabrics, and from the best
manufacturers, tor less than
they can be bought else
where.
That we can and will sell
SPRING SUITS, tor Mems
and Youths wear, in the
latest styles, of the best
fabrics and from the best
manufacturers, for less than
they can be bought else
where.
That we have the finest
assortment of BOYS AND
CHILDREN'S CLOTHING
ever shown in Burlington.
In all grades of goods, from
a law priced satinet to a fine
diagonal.
These also we are selling
at less than they can be
bought tor elsewhere.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1876-04-14

Our Vermont Republican State COnven-
ton was composed OF good men, they knew
what was wanted, but they advised aud con-
sented TO everything just a. II was fixed Tor
them without protest or question. Had the
delegates possessed little more manly c0ur-
age. had they regarded only the fitness Of
things and the honor OF the Republican
party and the State. different men, II part,
would have represented Us at Cincinnati.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1876-04-14
qsr Establishments.

Feb Il-w3m
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1876-04-14

"ANrIocH. IL, Dec. !. 1874
MY wife has, for = long time, been terrible
sufferer from Kheumsusm she has tired many
physicians and many remed es The only thing
WI Oh has gwen her reliefis Centsur Linlment.
& rejoiced 10 say this has cured her.
" Il. RIM Postmaster"
The New York herald., 1876-12-02

this (sATURDAY) afternoon. December 2. at o'clock,
which occasion a magnificent
CHOPIN PROGRAMME
will be presented, including
Baade Berccuse Polonxsc. Maxurxs, Valse. Nocturne
Tarantelle
Mons ALFRED WHEN will also appear in . duct with
Nine. ESSIPOFF.
Admission 81 secured seats 81 So At schuberth Stein
way IS and Ill and .l6i broadway
MONDAY. December 4. GRAND ESS1POFF CONCERT
at the BROOKLYN CHURCH EDIFlCE
The New York herald., 1876-12-02
DIRECTORY FOR ADVERTISERS.
HERALD BRANCH OFFICE, I.2e5 BROADWAY.
OPEN DAY AND NIGHT FOR RECEPTION OF
ADVERTISEMENTS AND SALES OF PAPERS.

aA"oi;I orRS % DAY ASp Sidaf' poE % REcErfioN or
ADVERTISEMENTS AND SALES OF pArRRs.
.AysEMESrs-lsr fAer-4,h. 9TH and 9th coli.
LsTRoLoGr r-7TH pAGE-aih col
And LopaS .rs sa ss
EsTArk FOX saLE7
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES pAon
BUSINESS surIcEs-5rn PAcE-5,h col.
sTH ks ssb bsE ss F.sass COL
sSss%TsE sSP r.ssssss a g, -.
BANGING AcADEMIEs-7rn PAGK-ad col
bNH sGSRs;g asf.A HET AND us
suR5fksN Rss..9 s co.,
EEx6SEsosD ES6SEsiossfssn rsss-.:, P.ssas,s col col
FINANcIAL-sr PACK
FGs ROOMS ssS TO LET
IRA PAGE--4th col
ss;sis 4
HSTEi.s- p.cr.s.h sol rvn
iNsTsuarioSMsp nS si % fe;i f.cr"i. col A'''' co.,
aaSss aofn Hsp SsYSDs1 rsssss sa.sd fs COL
aSR SOL
NEw NsSlqfhffc p.c.sA and 9Th coils
PiASosohTs PPiknSSosN1Ts' okGANs psGrNs sscap pAc.ad col
fSs fSsT pfIt n.esi: col eo
siTuAfoSs
7rH PAck--tst and I'd coils
PROPERTY OUT OF THE CITY FOR SALE OR TO
REAL Es!AIH p ExeH ssaE-7rn r.ex-4.A col
REAL ESTATE WANrED-7rH PAcx-4th col
RELIGIOUS NOTIcES-lsr PAcE-2d and Sd coils
REWARDS-lsr PAGx-3d COL
BALES AT AuCTION--7rH PAGK-3d col
wASTnasa ca col
SPECIAL NOTICES-lsT PAcx-3d and 4th cois
SPoRrING-DOGS. BIRDS, &c-2D pAGK-lst col
BTORAGE--7rH PAGx--6th col
THE TRADES-7rH PAGE-2d col.
70 LET rOR BUSINESS PURPOSES-7rH PACR-4th
col.
rRAvELLERs, GUIDE-7ru PAcx-6th COL
UNFURNISHED ROOMS AND APARTMENTS TO LET
7rn PAGE--ith col
WANTED TO PURCUASE-7rH PAGE--3d col!
WATCHES. JEWELRY. NC.--7rn PAcx-2d col
WINTER RKSORTS-7rH PACR--.5th col.
The New York herald., 1876-12-02
RELIGIOUS NOTICES.

4 MEXICAN FREE CHURCH. uSlvERsITY Bull
ding. Washington square Rev Charles Mccarihy-
.chrisis Preexsience; I; 80 "Edens Forbidden Frui
seats .ree. Welcome all.
The New York herald., 1876-12-02

MUSICAL SKETCHES.
MARVELLOUS ACROBATS.
CHARMING vOCALIsM.
LAUGHABLE FARCEH.
The New York herald., 1876-12-02
HERALD PARIS BUREAU,
81 AVENUE DE L'oPERA.

The Herald Reading Rooms contain the largest collection
nf american newspapers and periodicals that been
presented to the public Every city every town.
political party and in the United
sentcd BY its leading Journal and ssonal and
Trading interest will find It's recognized organ its
hies The collection OF American illustrated the
rompletest OF It's kind TO be found In Europe
The Reading Rooms open from in the morning
until six in the evening
Lady subscribers viii lind attention paid their
eomfort.
The following Is list Of tho principal papers and period
The New York herald., 1876-12-02
PROPOSALS.
PROPOSALS..
QUEBEC HARBOx wOkks
PROPOSED WORKS AT THE MOUTH OF THE RIVER
ST. CHARLES.

Tenders will be received Office OF the Quebec
Commissioners Thursday he LIST day lof
February. 1877, for the construction of the following
worSs-
i. Wall and an Embankment, forming the North Quay
OF the proposed south Tidal Harbor.
2 A Wall and M Embankment forming tho North Quay
OF the proposed south West Dock.
g. Tie Dredging ana the formation Of Channel ay
parallel to both walls.
The of Cribwok the end OF the embank
nent u to the Gas Works.
s. crDwork Retaining Walls adjoining the Ballast
Wharf
g. Tho Construction Bridge over proposed eighty tSD
feet entrance the North Wall Of South Tidal arbor
Plans Specifications Bills OF Quantities and form Of en
at tho Office OF the Comms during
aud printed copies Of the and Ills
OF Quantities viii be furnished upon
deposit of 500. be returned after tenders
are opened to parties sending In bona hde tenders
other than the printed tender issued by the
Commissioners viii be received.
The bind themselves accept the
lowest any tender.
The find respect rni responsible
be approced OF by the Commissioners, whose
addresses and occupations to inserted full
In his tender, and who willing with him. to be bound.
sevcray, IN the OF SO OOO the iu
nent of the contract and OF alteration. addition to
mohc alton hereo; that be agreed between the
Commissioners or thor engineer and the contractor
these works will DO considered unless
bank chcck other available
succ essfu competitors the contract awarded
j. Il. MARTEL,
Sccretary-I casurer.
HAREoR Coxxissiosxns' OFFICE. QuEngc, 10th Nov
vember, 1876.
Nov. ~. 1870.
The New York herald., 1876-12-02

Two hours and half OF uninterrupted enjoyment.
RECoLLECr TONY PASTORS MAMMOTH SHOW
The New York herald., 1876-12-02
AsHUsEMENTs.

ADJUSTMENTS.
JTELLER'S WONDER THEATRE
- date 'iIsfl neGs GsPFs'l's SSs6s@s Ssr HGas Hotel
sSassE HEfEN EkNE NSsNEr SsNRT HEEEER HEEEE
Prestidgitatear pians, aud iIulnorist
lie has The ABILITY 30 make the old seem by ns man
hSsssT TELLER is ono OF the be. comedian. of tn.
natural reminding Us Of Charles Masthewsin
MIS- HEHs I4frHn b ' : MIS- MIS- EtEEs HE1.Es.
he lTFsasSs gia sAsniT.si sSf"fis; SisiSs entitled
Miss hELLE Is oaas aai esgaa a and q
rnasiers So,hisg % ike Miss ns'ers @anitssa,ins Nave
s'9 ssS aasEE 4 .hs ESy At
-orchetra reserved chairs - balcony reserved
RRooKLyN THEATRE.
Iessss. and Manasers........ .Messrs SHOOK PALMER
NJ All LtwkhSeF !. /. SsvESrosT, SfNnfir'
in shakespeare,,s JULIUS CESAR,
vSN WAsD ioAMh Y MNEq AS1SY YyoxpAS
december - n Tli9 TiiE rwS vs. oRfiaSs i ~ eoA' ~
GHASD GHHASb SrEHA SrEHA nSSsE. iiSSsE.
shsSD sHaSD oFkEA oFkGA h9gsE hoSsE
POOLE DoSNeiy s1y Ak AND saP l...... St and Manager.
ESsF ESsf SSFSEE SE Ss s. SS$EE $ 7Ss 4SSs &SIEiS &
$$:$SS $$:$SS: E$B$SS
a.
UNCLE TOMS CABiN
Particular attention is called the fact that this aer
and evening will be given the
this magnificent productions therefore Hose who have
missed the opportunity Witnessing the gandcnt
ton OF Mrs Harriet Beche Stoves world famed creation
presented in the world Will embrace this
last and only occasion OF seeing
THE GREATEST WORK or THE CENTURY
MAGNIFIcENTLY PRODUCED
THE MOST srHFSpIs S THEATRE W. y ASEsycA z,E
saISs 2oa a1oAnia cpS cjGSIIER sTGahs0 siSoEhs,
200 GENUINE coLokHD aa6D SOUTHERN FOLKS
in tho
GREAT REALISTIC PLANTATION SCENE.
MONDAY NEXT-THE RISING STAR.
MISS LETTiE ALLEN,
in the new and powerful emotional Drama
GRABBED AGE GRABBED AGE.
GRABBED AGE GRABBED AGE
Box sheet for GRABBED AGE now open.
SUNDAY EVENING
GILMORE'S GRAND CONCERT.
GIlMORE'S GRAND CONCERT.
GILMORE'S GRAND CONCERT.
The New York herald., 1876-12-02
POST OFFTCE NOTICE.

NEW YORK. NOVEMBER %. ls76.-POsr OFFICE
IN NoticeThe foreign mails for the week ending Satur-
day December 1876 will close at this office on Tuesday,
III jOA NJ for Europe steamship Idaho via Queens
town; Wednesday. at II A. NJ for Europe per steam
ship Russia via Queenstown Thursday nt IL 80 A.
NJ for Europe per steamship Wieand via Plymouth Cher
bourg and lIlmburg saturday. at H.. tor Europe.
steamship City OF Chester. Queenstown
ence for France Germany and Scotland 20 be
this steamer be specially Addressed and at NJ
for Scotland direct steamship Anchora via Glasgow;
and Mt A. NJ for France direct steamship Amerque,
Havre IL 80 A. VI. tor EUROPE per steamship
NeckM, via Southampton and Bremen the steamships
Idaho Russia and City OF Chester will not take mails for
Denmark. Sweden and Norway The malls for Nassau.
\. r.. will leave No, York December H. The malls for the
West Indies via Havana will leave New York December =
The mails for Australia, &c will leave San Francisco De-
cembcr o. T. l.. JAMES. Postmaster
The New York herald., 1876-12-02

AMEhiCAN FEhlODiSAL5
Atlnntc Monthly.
Galaxy.
Harper's New Monthly
Lippincott's Magazine.
The National Quarterly Review.
Arthur's Illustrated Home Magazia~
Appietons' Journal.
Scribner's Monthly.
scribner's Boys and Girls Mag.s.no
Godey's Lady's Book.
Aquatic Monthly.
Herald of Health.
American AgrIculturist
Insurance Law Journal.
Coast Peview.
The Forum I.aw Review.
Domestic Monthly.
Den.orest's Illustrated Portfolio.
I,etiorest's Illustrated Monthly
Illustrated fcusehold Magazine.
Ennkers' Magazine.
New York Insurance chronicle.
20 ~ EUROPEAN PERIODICALS
La Revue Generate. ~Brussets.
Revue dcs Deux- Mondes Paris.
pxrs .........................D Directory.
London ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS DIRECTORY.
United states Business ............. .Dirccus,,
Trow's New York City.............. Directory.
lain's Brooklyn .......... Directory.
,iopsil's Phiadelphia City. ......... Directory
Philadei pima. ......................Di directory
boston. directory.
~. Louis. Directory.
Cleveland .........................D Directory.
Pittsburg............... Directory.
Cincinn ati Directory.
Chicago. Directory.
Detroit. Directory.
Milwaukee. eo........... .............-. Directory.
San Francisco. ............. ........ Directory.
New Orleans. .......................D Directory.
Buffalo. .......................... Directory.
Louisville ........................ Directory
District OF Columbia. ........-.... Directory.
The New York herald., 1876-12-02
PERSONAL.

DLACK-EYED LADY. IN BLACK VELVET DRESS.
Dwho with lady friend took University place from
23d Warren ST. Wednesday afternoon. will confer
favor upon the gentleman who took the and no
ticed her. Address. stating some incident CARDlNEL
Herald Office
The New York herald., 1876-12-02

ADJUSTMENTS.
THR GREAT NEw YORK AQUARIUM,
BROADWAY AND a5ru 81
Open daily from o. N. ,IniorM
WONDERS AND BEAUTIES OF MARINE LIrK
LIVING WHITE WHALE
Ten thousand ocean M.rvel~
Tea Thousand Lake and River curioa:iea
Mammoth Monsters. little rishe.
Birds Of the Ocean. Flowers Of the Sea
.Kinsyor or Tripie.tailed Japanese Fish.
Rare spotted Codiinr.
,boussna n,sinssn. ya,is,ies Ssas If Ancmone.
Marvellous Fish hatehiug Department.
Skates sharks. Bass. Pike. Car. Pckerel.
CHOICE PROMENADE CONCERTS
prkkeTh FEETn r1Eff2SyHE pr AiD bobMGnu bobNiNSu
T ycEUM THEATRE. EDWIN BOOTH.
ASp Rl sAgTHpsY FJJs arvNSaE kAsI NIGHTS OF
EDWIN BOOTH es..........,. BERrCCCIo
nsATuRpAy MATINEE. 80 ruEz srRANGEE
MoSpAy pesensor J. production o shasespearss Grand
Supported apMrM 1oyl y Msssr RonrSsoS KvtX a6i
sLEFsE sAAH AZ hSSH E rnRfaE
and =. i'll aud i.iei Broadway
STH AVENUE THEATRE
CPropsietor and Manager ar AUGusTlN DAILY.
LAST A1s sIcHr YGH liEr hEE qEE Pr or
LAST NIGHT BUT ONE Of MISS DAVENPORT as
ROSALIND.
LAST NIGHT BUT ONE OF MR. COGHLAN
ORLANDO.
LAST LAS YOU LIKE IT" MATINEE to-day at 80
SCHOOL The sale OF SEATS for the FIRST
FOR NIGHT nnd the entire first week
SCANDAL. Of MR. DAIY'S sumptnous rcvi-
val OF the NOVEL VERSION OF
SUMPTUOUS REVI- ShcridHn's
VAL SCHOOL FOR SCANDAL
as arranged and played nearly
TUESDAY. DECEM- 800 nights the Prince of Wales
BER 5Tu Theatre London, WILL BEGIN
THIS MORNING.
THE CAST
includes EVERY MkMBiR o this company and tho
SCENERY and COSTUMES. which have been months in
preparation will be OF the Ella OkATE AND COST
IY DESIGN