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II II. WARNIR, Corner 1th and y streets.
TRUSTEES, SALE OF yALUABLs IMPROVED
ZEAL ESTATE SITUATE on l2TH STRRD G
W1ST, BEIWEkN Z AND y STREE rs,

By virtue Of 2 deed Of trust to the under. -
signed, dated S0th day Of April. A. D. 1875, liz.
and recorded In Liber No. 7Se folie l2s, ct xn
quitur OF the Land Records for the District Of Cot.
umbia, and et the written request of the party &C.
CURED thereby, We win sell at public suction, in
day OF August, A. d. 1876, ct O'Clock ,. N. yxil
that certain part Of original Lot numbered Mae
teen (l9l in square numbered two hundred and
ninety go, beginning for the said part q point
(l6) feet nine 90 inches from the northeast corner
OF said let and running thence south seventeen (I7J
feet alng said street, thence west hundred lO0
feet 70 an alley thence north parallel to said
seventeen tHl feet, and thence east one hundred
(n) feet 70 the place Of beginning; together with
the improvements; which o0nsist q thr. e-story
Terms One seventh cash, Of which $50 must be
paid At the sale; and the residue in 6, Il and Is
months, with interest at the rate Of per cent Der
ennum from the day Of sale until paid, secured By
aeed OF trust on the property sold oopvsysnens at
complied with within i've days from the day Of SALE
the Trustees the right to resell said
1t the risk and cost OF the defaulsine purchaser.
S..w. kkiITTTFfsssHH993Gss77 { Trustees.
auez eo6ds I. OOLDWELL, Salesman.
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EUGKNID's DEPARTED BEAUTY-A cor
respondent who lately saw the Empress Eu-
genie says she has broken sadly In the Las {
tige OF Der beauty. She has grown Stout,
yes her hair, and covers her face with Dow.
der, while the slight lameness which she used
10 olsslmulate 80 skilfully has become very
apparent In her gait. Her stately bearing
and noble carriage OF her head and Shoulders
are still very remarkable. She looks like
one accustomed to wear a crown. 1t is a
s1gnlncant fact that all the photographs of
her now offered for sale at the Partisan shops
were taken two or three years ago, SO appa !.
rently she has not cared to sit for any later
ones. her ex-Mejesty must be somewhat In
the neighborhood of nifty, so that the tiecad-
ence OF her charms Is scarcely to be wondered
att Parts Letter Writer.
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MORAL LESSON A long, lean, lantern
!sweo, lop-eared chap, with q SLOUGH hat
Snu asque&klng voice, entered o saloon ON
Grand avenue, and, gaming the attention OF
s S,ar aozen tender feet, just in from the
"GentIemen, how many OF you win drink
81 VIII" was repeated By the crowd In
This proves to you. gentlemen con-
own beer, chow little can be depended on
nIst impressions. You love me now, filled
Win the anticipation Of a good quare drink.
aour enucipations will be blasted, and
moral lesson TO you"
They gave him the and bounce in n
nuhy, put the moral lesson was there al
the same ProSDecfOr -
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THE GREAT QUESTION with the true Amer.
lean is, after all, "what is II worthy, and
the Times reporters AZ the exhibition, After
inquiries and mathematical CALCULATIONS
worthy OF Q Pierce or q Newcomb, have
one hundred and I'VE millions-"in IT." A
pr1ncely mercha mt, who wished to open o fine
store, could buy the Main Building with Its
contents for little over sixty six millions
say sixty-six million dollars cash. A gentle
man desirtng . dne art gallery might get
Memorial Hall aud it contents for about
eight millions, and ten millions for Ma.
chinery Han with it, exhibits would give
one inst class machine shop. These figures
are now published for the frst time, and are
much nearer corrsctneas tnan would 1t nrst
seem poeaible-lPh Times.
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augl4-St'
TTNHOs. e. WAQGAMAN,
ReA Estate Auctioneer. SIS TIN street n. y,
TRUaTIE SALE OF VERY UBsIRABLB
IHR11;STORY BRInK DWELLING, No.

sos srREEr EoRrHWIsr. iAa' NO.
BY virtue OF deed Of trust, dated 4th Au- -
gust, LES duly reoorcsd, Win sell, q pub c:::
DAY the 21st day Of August, ls76, ct O'Clock >.
AL tnas piece or parcel Of ground situate In the
Of lot -, ip square "a said part Of lot being the
eastern sishtess lsl feet front thereof. By depth
three stery Brick Dwelling, with basement, back
This properly L located on the south side of b
street between 9Th and 7th streets vest,
Terms OF sale: One fourth cssh, (of which alO0
viii hs required ct time Of saieJ balance In 8, u,
sna u months, for which the purchaser will be re.
from day Of sale; deferred PAYMENTS 70 be secured
Oh trust upon the premises sed or al cash,
Purchaser. "a terms Of sale are not complied with
Within six DAYS from the day Of sale, the trustee
faIhl,,ing purchaser By giving i've days previous
THOMAS BAYHE, rru,t.a.
aug9 eo&ds THOa il. WAGa IMia. Hnct
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A CoNorDHNcE-An Iowa Newspaper
tells story OF . man In the town where il IL
published who stood upon the cover OF q cis.
tern to peep through window into Q room
where he suspected some SQUIRTING was going
the ctktern giving way, which resulted In q
slfeht attack Of the typhoid fever. In the
same number OF his paper, the editor says:
fever last week, !" and rival newgpaper had
the meaness 70 print both paragraphs In such
close proximity as 70 suggest most I'M
pleasant Duppic1one.
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wagner very amiAble person To approsch.
a private letter states that "Bayreuth n
the most inaccessible spot on earth, and
NO matter who has made it-has failed O.
once. wagner answers no letters, keoDs
you waiting IN hour In his auter0om bocore
he can oend Jon word that he will noe 50
y0u, and, IN hrief, no palms are spared e
make ev6gybody connected With the press
FEEL that The music of tie future 0opsnSs
Dpon sne fstsrs. and doss MT care g Sor
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AUCTION SALES.
RO.aORRUW,

HO.A0RROW.
nUHoAAsON BIOS, Asets.peers
souines3 corner oh and d sts. northwsse.
8xHCUIoRs SALE Of pIAnosp Rrue, GOLD
IA WnAII0H, end 0fa1R ykwELRY; HOUSE.
H aoL r. RI4UEEsstnTGH,H6, WEARING APfAREL.
81 virtue Of the Srovisions contained I'm III. n
Icy III Aao testament Of Bmma Tucker, de- f2A3
Eonm nm, the unders'gned. Exeeutor named cher.
ISL DAY q 1aSuss. . 1 ISIS Ss * IL
O'clock a. N ct the auction rooms Of Duncsnsoo
ne folc.ins smed efisct:. form.rIy SeIonsins to
t6e said Emma Tucker, decsased, viz: Gold zach,
Diamond Ring, Cameo Rrea,tpins, JET Breas..
ipsir cold Eve. eiss.es. cold slnss Locfet snS
en-, C1eci, Walnut Sedste.d, g. o. Sofa and Book
Ut; With other Househoid Furniture, BEDDING, and
.assM 'M &fEfi.f.i sorrIsegAM. Executor.
+. No: sS1 se ses ssa SIS ,.h stree. NV.
On TUESDAY. Angus. is. ct o o'clock, 1 yin
sell on street. between a and 4th southeast, the
ssSSsSsa B"E:ry Of f. Fuss. dse Ii1 Su
WsG.n, Brs I'd Pans. Sheet Iron Covers. Tin Soids,
40, and ali other nxtsres appertaiSins to first.
:a. 70 be sold n Tsii 1i
DUHOANsOH BROS, Aootiopesr..
CLOTHING GENTS, FORNIsHINe GOODS,
HATS, AZ CA ARs;r s 6aELvINa, CoUsrERs, Ac.'
On TtisDAT MORNING. Angus. 18TH
commencing at 10 O'CLOCK, We Will sell. with -
In our sossr0o% A. ss sSs assortment OF
.usi,S f pGssS Ssisi 81 BROS Auo...
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PROPOSALS.
T1o OOaTRAOTORs And BUILD1Rs.

ITO CONTRACTORS AHD BUILD1Rs.
SEALED PRoPosALs ere invited for the srso.
ton Of 1UiLDlnG lsR TIN MILL1R IAH.
UAL LABOR SCHOOL, situated in Alpemarie
wood depot q Ohess peaks and Ohio rHilroSd.
-. THI SU,1 ~ z 70 haze frolS q ebost -
stories high. incl9dins besensnf, ss1 % have :
asnssId r3oL g b srIlned With water and gas
PiAHe and eRs9IsIoATI0Ns On b sssn,
the olless Of Judge JeaN l.. CocaRaS, fn Ohaf.
lcttessiIle. Va, and a. Ly1RocK, AFcHlfect, IoS-
BIDs vim be received e either pl.os far sny
branch q the work Or Tor the whole work com.
made b. 6iiina oui tbs flrnishs6 bisSf eepScisiiS
provided for that purpose.
!, All BIDS must b. seat Il on OF beeoes ths syn
eAYt0Y AvGBel, fs!e, ue q 0'ciycH >. N When
The! viii p opens1 q the o9los Of Judge John Z.
yUDGi JOHN Z. COCHRAN,
Chairman Of Building O0mDiffee
CHARLo1rnsvMLI,v Va. July Is, l0e. jyls-Sawtd
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MARRIED.

MAkkIED.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES On the exent,.
Ga 81 nS1st s,h ls st the Church q the Incsrss
o. Bloomington, Illinois, and miss q. JosEPaIsn
iowMEND, OF Washington. The offcistfpe min
ister was key i. l.. Townsend, the brideis fsfhsr
sie 9sip Oh the National House OF Bepresents-
COLLAmkk. On Sunday, August ~ ts76 Ta.xx
WATSON, infant son of Warren Il, and Ten. al 49,
iamer, aged months and Is days
III HAnh sLnY On the 18Th August, 1910, &C
nAlI past IL, JOHNNY DUvAL. only son OF d. ana
AarS hs1mersley, aged months sad II days,
All dark Within our dwelling,
Lonely are our hearts 10 -day:
Tor our darling We loved 90 d.srly
Hes forever passed away. HIS fArHKR.
The relatives ssd friends OF the family ere rs-
sgectfuliy invited % attend the funeral, from tss
rss ie Of bic ps.ents No. rec ssrsss south
baltimore ecn please ooDyI
XIII. On the 1sh Of Aasust, is7s. HARRr a.
nis funeral wan tase plaos frea ths rssidsnes Of
his parents, no. 1871 b street northvsgt, Tuesday
afternoon % o'olook. The relatives and fr1ends %
IL fAnily are respectfully invfssd 30 sfsen1.
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STEAMER LINES.

FOR NORFOLK.
Steamer LADY OF The LAKE leaves the
Company wharf. foot Of 9Th street,
every MONDAY, WEDNESDAY, .eU~h
snd FRIDAY, ct I'm, for Norfolk.
Re;urLiI g, leave Norfolk Tuesday, Tnur.dAy and
Tickets good until used.
FOR POTOMAC RIVER LANDINGS.
Steamer yBO. W. THOMPSON leaves Com
Is1y vh.If, foot Of OH street, every TUESDAY,
ings, and every FBIDAY, st 7 Q m, for Ooan
kver, Stopping ct intermediate landings.
0For Information apply at the ONCE Of the
COMPANY, under the Metropolitan Bank, 18th st.,
opposite tie Treasury, or 10 the Agent, at tne
wharf. jy2-tr
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90 x =
OELIyyBlD TO ALI PARTS OF TIE OITY
At The 6AMB RATA.
asV seAsduls-Iun loeA q = bushsh Or osD
o1alise Ioada sea0 - b1aAol: eoesA00, q oS11.
alp vsAsres nsss1xs Jll L seso n.s1yss
O1UouD-UAuD OOxlU0s 1UBuIRUBD
,ss .ssk - es5.Il Z eees
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X d. HABHkR, ReA Estate Auctioneer.
fHue ACRES or LAM IN rHu n,..nrns
Bu19 Road, JUST BEYOND MOUNT OIL.

December 10th, 1873, and recorded in Li6er
No. 7s9, lsge g, one Of the land records for@
bis, shall sell e public sale, in front OF the prem
= 9, on MOHDAY: August 9sth, 1876, q O'Clock
land called Monsstaty, :" containing four acres md
seven square rods Of land, located on ths Blsdsns
Of the Hickey estate Is Der plat OF the subdyision
recorded in ber No. 800, folio 3l0 ct SEQ, Of the
said land records.
Term. Of sale One fourth cash. OF which 800 will
be required TO be paid im@ediatsy after sale. the
the day ofsale with per cent. per annum interest
until leid II the terms are not complied with in
resold after three days notice through the Dvenng
Star ct the risk and coet Of the defauting purcha
ser. AZ the cost Of conveyancipg and recording to
u. AeHyoRD. Trustee.
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1876 r..s :ss::fEE.4.1A 1876

1910 '."soI1TIHIH"IA 1910
70 the Herth, West, and Ssuthvssts
Ds.ssle Trseb, Steel RoSss, spse,sASG soss-
~, Aogntfce~s xQwtpssenS.
JULY 10TH, 1875.
FOR rss.SSr9 q q: :s END e. Ws S:;
Ss;::::: !: Ia: x .:S:
~ S.a.nssisns. soeSs.s.r. suaslo. Hisssi.
and ~ m s.s ss saSsss s %
sslses ca; g E.tiin. Pr lTis. o.n.ndsisu.,
S..:: J Is:i . sss e: r.s :.s IN
;: yoI .. 90 e a, .. f.a; S az rs.
ss..; : :ss ZOO az: and s s.s AM AM
ici snsr s. zs ;s'sct s' ssy
ssr FSss Sse c1ssi Lin. .ss. =. md 4:ss ~.
y! 2as.ss!s:: zoe and ,l:so .. =. and 4:ss ,.
Wy sRS d4
~. = zoo ;ie Il: u J. s.ss.;
:ss: :
and 1888 p n daily: -...
S,1o, II .. m, I, 3, 4:20, 8, and 1D.H.
On Sunday ct ! and 10 o. m, and ,. N.
Tickets, information, Sleeping ana Paricf OR
recommendations can Be procured at the Omcss:-
Northeast corner Of Thirteenth ureet and Penn
Ulyania avenue, Northeast corner Of Sixth street
and Pennsylvanta avenue, and ct the Depot, whore
orders can be len for the checking Of BaGgago -
eegtin etion from Hotels and Residences.
y. -. BOYD, yR.i Cen Passenger Agent.
Universal B.. h. TICKET OFFICE.
BAnBOAD TICKETS to or from al points
:0 ::ass. $500 q 3: p n ss ss.sWa
upon any othsr ofncs or DEPOT
In this city.
Tickets good TIL used. Baggage checked through,
Apply 70 II. d. WHITE0IDD,
oDl-D S91 Penn. ave-. Candy store.
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L. Nos. sou, SOC ana SIS 7th street n. v.
WASH. b. WILLIAMS, Auctloneer.
TRUSTEES SALE or VALUABLE IMPROVED
PROPERTY In THE HOBTHHRN PART OF


II ssI F1sT 81
BY virtue q. deed Of trust. dated January -
IA. folios so, Of the land records for ash
o. Ssry we vii xh:s saSe
the d.9 81 sss on
m lots numbered eighty, (soJ eighty one, fsiJ
saS q h q G.S
II eSsssss vi. .1d 4. f. IL ss
This property Is very desirable being located in
nenss eonsistns Of nice cotsss residences. Which
5: On e s.ss f 4: !. tie lash ::: q S Sns s
e ,; Il % .:S
b. DEED sHS the sad
o. , tSs y. Tsssss Terms TO os folly compiled With
the Hight resell, st.s
week . notice, ct the riss and cost Of defsuitins
w w. 4 TMnAhRnp.} Trustees.
aug1 soAds WASH B. Williams. Auot.
r h. WARNIR, corner TN and = ssress.
s ,ss G Sss S Of tS Ss H. ds ss
sss, &c, one Of the land records for the Dis. ia:
TgIs1A9 the ls.S Day '' * HusSst. ia a' !. g
q s. a q .a:sss
numbered nve hundred and eight, together with
the Improvements thereon, two story brick house,
subject to an ebcumbrance Of $500, with ten per
cent. interest.
Terms Of sale: One fourth cash., fof which fifty
dollars will be required to be I'm ately paid after
ssle,l and the balance in siI, twelve and eighteen
months after the day Of sale, With ten cent In
and recording TO be paid by the purchaser; and IL
the terms OF sale are not complied with 10 ten days
after i've days notice, at the risk and cost Of the
oefaulting purchaser.
JOHN w. KENNEDY, Trustees
aus4-eo6dg J. r. GOODWILL, Salesman.
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TRUsTIEs SALE OF VALUABLE PROP.
1RTY SITUATE on TaI MOTH SIDE
81 Srb STREnT, BETWnEN Afa AND sIH
49TEIT s IESais, By los TEET sx
lsOHHe, I4PROyID BY a NEAT TWO.
ISL. AAA D"AIiNs hooS.' NO.
Under and by virtue Of deed Of trust. re. II
corded In Liber 7e5, folio 104, OF the land REQ.
ords for the District Of Columbia, and Is the u:
written request Of the party secured thereby, viii
sell at public auction TO the highest bidder in front
Of the premises, on WEDN sSDA Y, the seth day
a. Ansust; iSS; % $50 p N, Lots and 0, In
together Nth the improysments,, Consisting Of .
Terms OF sale: Une fourth cash; balance In B, II
ard u months With interest AZ 8 per cent, secured
option OF the purchaser o3Oo down ct time OF sale
G nv.yanoipg Ct nurchasers cost. II terms Of sale
ere not 0mplfed with within seven days the Trus.
tee the right to resell the property at risk
and cost OF defAulting purchaser.
J. TARBILL DYER, Trustee.
augl4 B,I6H,i2 Is, 2s,a9Sso Auctionser.
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u iXTENsivE sToCK OF fSHIsY aRo.
CEkinS, At THs NORrHwEsr OORNER

Cerks flee Of the On preme Court OF the Dstrict Of
C1umb's and to me directed, will sell, It public
bowers. on the northwest corner OF 18th ana
.tIssts nsrthvest, ON THURSDAY, this nth of
Continuing from day to day until the whole stock is
di.possd Of, the fo!losine goods and chattsis: to
Wit, vlz:-Lot OF Suga Of every grsde, OFF .es,
Teas, Flour, Cigars, Soaps. Tobacco, Backets,
s SrS9ne' cSrsndies, Ehiskys, Wine In oaks and
MIL, Coffee Rooster, Iron 6afe, snow Case and
Awning. Also two fne Horres one Wagon aud Set
o. Harness, together with many other articles in
first class grocery store seized and attached O. the
goods and chAttels Of Henry q. Bowers. and viii be
ALEX. SHARP, U Q. Marshal. d O.
August Il, 1876, (8ep ausiI.dns
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AUCTION SALES.
TH0MAs DOwLInG. Auctionesr.
G.ITlp STATES sARsHALv sALp or
HoUsl BOLD G0oDs, 0oasisfIHG Oh rus.


euurm nnspp STATES HARsHALy SAIL OE
Hvus.aOLD GOODS, 0OHsIsrING ON FUR-
In shtue o. . writ Of sstschmsus. issued out o.
me Cierks once OF the eupreme Court Of the Dis
Efct u anti to directed, viii sslf for
eash: as public sale, q No Sos fhtrtssath greet
nor Invest, on M0NpAY M0RHI10 Aaaua IL
is7s eommsn.ins g o O'clock. the following oii
chaueis viz: Rep snt Hstrcloth Pari yr Suites,
VIII fnots. Ma Bile TOP Table, Lounges, chrom :
40 j. sr.vicss, superior Brusa II, fhrs.- Fly aod
e. ain uarpets, etafr and Hall CARPETS, Oiicioths
Walnut n srele top Oaamher Suites, walnut Ward.
robes. rainteA Chamber Burniture, % perfor air
sss,tr.:ses Is.ihsr Beds. PIllos: and Bolstsrs,
Hisnkets, Con forts, eheets aud Spreads, Yssie
In en- Psts.t ksfriseIsscr snd Cooler, Mirror
Loekipg 0lsssee, Dining Table AVID Chairs, China
snS sIeesvere, Heating Slows toGt ther with many
articles not neces. ary 20 mention. eezed aud levied
upon AZ the lR perry Of Jesse b. Clinton aud viii
Adelaide Ale xnndsr. ALEX eHARP,
unfted States marShsl, d @.
THOS. DOWkING, Auctioneer.
~THI ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED IN
cobseausrc &c Of the rain until TO-NOKROW, Au.
GUST L. ls7e same hour and Ilscs.
.. United MATES MArshal u. @.
THOS. BOWLING, Apctionser.
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AMxe GUILD, Auctiopeer,

On THURSDAY. August Z, ct 10 O'Clock, "A
i NIL eel, st 63s rsnnsyl. abis avenue, ~
nut, Parlor, and Chamber Suites. Rxteusiou M
Ise,s W ardrobes, eideboards, Chairs, Sofas, Hair
ard luck Mattresses, Il ct Racks, Mirrors, Tables
Easy Chairs, Ac.-to close the bushes OF an as,
stgnee. (augA ST. JAMRS GUILD, Auct
New-York tribune., 1876-10-06
90 l1hom if Alan Concern

IMPORTATION WANTED of ROBERT w.
BRoWNE son OF william Dean BroTEs ,a iaG phpeT paper
1854 voyages the Mediterranean IN Bbby
ships Liverpool again heard Oi on board the united
states gnboa Wasp aftCrward in uohen part OF
America about year 1851 The slightest information VIII
thankfully received by JOHN BROWNE, Os Lower
DOininck ST., Dublin, ireland
TULIUS MEYER will please send his address
y 10 me AT once IL c. a. MEYER, Buffalo, N. Y.
New-York tribune., 1876-10-06
9mueemenfs.

AMERICAN INSTITUTE.
GRrGr ANTS q FE GE or THE
AL unusual display Of
AMERICAN lNvENTIoNs AND AMERICAN
TO be
UPWARD OF 400 VARIETIES OF FRUIT.
Second and Third-ayes., between 63d and 64thsts.
A CADEMY OF MUSIC. SEMIRAMIDE.
IA NINE PALMIkkJ, MILE BELoCCA.
srRAKoscm oEScsE'R RAHb ISi TIA IF T%LfAS q S' OPERA
last fHfdAm psfo4aneo ~ S.H chef 1ft avre at
Nine. PALMIERI IN her erdse eat Me sMIRAMIDE
Mile BEL0GCA in her nnrvaed rendition as.. AI!sACE
Mr. GoTsCHAIK as
GIiaoBE's GRAND MILITARY BAND on the stage
GRAND CHORUS AND ORCHESTRA.
szTrHDa{ qs s. , % ; Nsaos ''''
Mile DErodGA Hdsda 81 30 SbFHGS4h BRGS6h1 Amav,va
-, GoTrScii1LK, BACELfI' BARILI.
ing LEGATION selt. be secured a box oice Academy,
POOTH's THEATER BALLET.
IL ~ No Free List ~ BOOTHS.
EIGHTH wEEE sfGS & RS a% gfGrIs'' grrs spectacle
28aB o$iS ro9
impressive Enccts,
BEGINS at 3. over a II sATURDAY M1TINEE at I:sO.
Bo0TTXLr THEATER NEXT ii 2rr58IH SENDAY
GRAM. ,yl}.; SyTDAY Go. 2Gso4N.ScIE5RT; SI5;,
The great Prna Donna soprano
hSs ADELINE RICHARD, -
Mr. WILLIAM CASTLE,
First appearance in America Of The renowned
SWEDISH LADIES VOCAL QUARTET.
NfH. LEVY Oho very popular solo coueiist),
bis final appearance N HrwNorg PRIOR TO his departure Tor
Nine CARREN0SAWI;i-r CPansu
IlIE GRAND ORCHEsTRA,
1"N '''''''' "' POPULAR PRICES '''''''''' ''''''
ADMISSION Including reserved seais).. oNE DOLLAR
seats At Thcate tho principal hoie aud III BrOadway
CHlCKERING HALL. ..-...
AnnndhE& E otEE E!fr% IEarht S2Sb'l houasar
$$E $ $E l352 l35-}2}}E4q $FilE55$'l,o rypnn
N3yY NN3y !S5:P2v iG'sN r. s. sT6hi5 T t 5i,. D D.
COul%E TlIhEl5. viii reserved seats. - 30, at
w. mn 'L m t,T 51 MS ~ ii @ r. yli @c R even ~ in he
EEuokIIN ~ DlNH TUESDAY EVENINGS. TIC &
ELORAL DISPLAY.
WEDNESDAY, THURSDAY. FRIDAY. and SATURDAY.
AMERICAN INSTITUTE
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~ Oh GFEENWOOD LAKE, Orange county. y. =,
FRIDAY. oct. g. and SATURDAY, oct. :.
MoNTCLAIE AND GHEEHV OJH LAKE RAILWAY.
spec, Trains win leave Pennsylvania Depot. foot C'rau1t
aud Dc-nr,ssesst4
$50 a. m. 1920 a. M. II a.
Returning wi ave imI.o ntcy aitar tho racc' are over
KELLY & LEONF MlNSTPELS, 231-sl. aud
- Gnafc-ihg Girlt tforPf 30 Ati't bhG
Mr D. p rf'Rrfirr ~ 81 MATINEE Of jno sc'.,n.
SATURDAY .,l |ht = ''i'.H.
New-York tribune., 1876-10-06
STEAMBOATS, auo Railroads.

TOR RONDOUT and KINGSTON, connecting
with Ulster and Delaware Railroad, landing at High
land Fails west POnO. Cornwall. Newburgh, Marlbrro
hilton, Poughk eepse and esopus StelnnOais IIomas
Cornell leave Tuesday, Thursday and SaudaY Jaes
Baldwin Monday. Wednesday. Friday sprng't Pier As
N. H.. at y. m.
New-York tribune., 1876-10-06
Amusemenls.


THE
GREAT NETWORK AQUARIUM.
BROADWAY AND s51HsT,
AN ESTABLISHMENT
FOR SCIENTIFIC INSTRUCTION
AND PUBLIC ENTERTAINMENT.
AN INSTITUTION
OF SOLID BEAUTY.
AND THE ONLY GREAT AQUARIUM
IN AMERICA.
GRAND PUBLIC ISAUoURATIoN.
WEDNESDAY. OCT. II. 1876
AND TO REMAIN OPEN AFTER THAT DATE
FROM A. NJ UNTIL 10 p. NJ, DAILY.
A PICTURESQUE INTERIOR,
COMBINING ARCHITECTURAL NOVELTY
AND ARTISTIC BEAUTY
CLASSIC sTATUARY AND TROPICAL FOLIAGE.
AN IMPOSING COMBINATION
OF INTERESTING OBJECTS.
ENORMOUS IRON AND GLASS TANKS,
FIJI ED WITH THE PUREsT SEA WATER
BROUGHT FROM THE ATLANTIC OCEAN
AND FORCED THROUGH vUICANIzED
RUBBER PIPE BY POWERFUL
STEAM PUMPS.
MAMMOTH FRESH WATER TANKS.
s.pPLIED By DIRECT CONTACT WITH
THE cRoroN MAINS
GREAT sUBrERRANEAN REsERvoIRs
IMPOSING COLLECTION OF
RARE FISH AND MAMMALIA,
LIVING MONSTERS
FROM THE OCEANS DEPTHS.
CONTRIBUTIONS FROM EVERY SEA
DoDwoRTHs sUPERB ORCHESTRA
DELIGHTFUL MUSIC.
EACH DAY AND EVENING FROM ? TILL AND
FROM 8 TILL 10 O'CLOCK.
NEITHER PAINS NOR EXPENSE WILL BE SPARED
TO RENDER THE ATTRACTIONS OF THE
NEw.YoRK AQUARIUM UEsURPAssABLE.
Admission 90 cents
no Cxtras charscdj '''0''
TTNION SQUARE THEATER.
u ProprietO.. .--.....-..-..sir SHERIDAN SHOOK
The most saccs,s.a III rG piay OH q tho
- ~ ats.t THE TWO oRPHANs.
'A'' at IT Z $50 j. L" IT'S UNRry&LED o.an
BoxoacO open for sale Of soats from 5 % 10
xNTALLACKis.
w Mr. LESTER wALLACK..... Proprietor and Manage
DION BoUCIcAULTs
LATEST TRIUMPH,
FORBIDDEN FRUIT.
Every evening and saturday Matinee
Characters BY st. -, so yTAGLE nT, n AREY BEcK.
FTT Mr T.. ARrUTf. Mr.. W. HER BERT. Mr.. J. SHAN
NON, Mr.. W. IYTINGE. Mr. EDWIN, Mr. LEONARD,
llr PECK Hiss ADA DYAS, Sime. PONISI, Miss EFFIB
OERMON. and Mos HLAISDELL.
Due notice VIII be given OF the frat appearance OF Mr.
JOHN GIL BERT. Nr. G.. 4. STEVENSON, Mt. H. NJ HOL-
LAND MIR. JOHN SEXTON, Miss ROSE Isle, Mss
JOS GPUISE BAKER, Miss KATE BARTLETT, and Miss
CONSTANCE LEE.
STH-AVE. Theater. Broadway and 2Sth-st.
- Proprietor and Manager Dir AUGUSrIN DAILY
EVERY NIGHT, q 90 ;, Augustin
,rrr Daiy', Great Spectacular Comedy, N.
LIZ fL' titled LIFE" q Comedy OF City Typest
The great cast includes les-Is. C0gh.an,
NATINYE John Brougham. James Lewis, Charles
Fisher Miss Amy Fuwsltt; also. Allie.
TO MORROWat1 R0Eltlt and Mile Soilke IN the Rayish
ing snow Ballet