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Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1876-06-24
SheriRs Sale.

DY VIRTUE OF AN EXECUTION ISSUED
ID ont Of the Justices Court OF Phoebe Town.
ship, in and for the County Of Lincoln, State
Of Nevada, and to me directed and delivered,
for Judgment rendered in said Court, on the
tenth t1Oth) day Of February, A. D. 1875, in
favor Of the State Of Nevada. and against John
Doe, Richard Roe and the Pioche West Mining
Company, for the sum Of forty-eight 51.1OO
(S48 81 .lOO) gold coin dollars delinquent taxes,
for the fiscal year 1875. together with fifty.
three 40-10O dollars costs and accruing costs
and interest, l have levied on the following
property. to wit:
That certain building situated in the town Of
Phoebe and known As the Phoebe West Hosting
Works.
Notice is hereby given that on
Monday, tho 24th Day Of April,
A. ID. 1876,
Between the hours Of Q .. m. and 8 p. M, viz
70 m. tnoon), will sell all the right, title and
interest Of said defendants In and to tho above
described property, at the Courthouse door
Of Lincoln county, State Of Nevada, at public
auction, for cash In hand, TO the highest and
best bidder, to safety said execution and all
costs.
A. FIFE, Sheriff,
By g. W. BnDsAIL, Deputy Sheriff.
mr24.td
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N Office.

VHERE NOW BEING q, 900 IN THE RE-
i DEMPTION FUND, notice 10 herewith
given to the holders OF said indebtedness that
sealed proposals for the surrender Of the same
will be received at my office up to April Sth,
1876. MILES CULLEN,
mr26-td County Treasurer.
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INFORMATION WANTED.
PUBLIC CAUTION.

w HEREAE, MY WIFE. ELIZABETH JANE
w Spargo, has left my bed and board with
out any lust cause or provocstion and refuses
70 return. Now hereby notify the public q
this State that am no longer responsible fer
any debts Of her contracting.
Pioche. Nevada, February II, 1876
NICHOLAS sPAR0O.
Virginia Enterprise please copy.l flSetd
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TNHE FOLLOWING CHECK, TO WIT: No.
i 1922, for $l66, drawn in favor of Proc
tor Myers. on the London and San Francisco
Bank by the State Bank Of Nevada, located
at Phoebe. Nevada, has been lost in transmits.
sion through the mails. All parties are eau
toned against negotiating the same as payment
has been stopped.
m2S.sOd STEELE h TURRIIL.
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Each Pupil should be furnished with Tow
els. 9 Napkins, l Knife, ! Fork, l Teaspoon.
Tablespoon, / Silver Goblet. and sufficient
Clothing.
Terms are invariably in advance. No deduc-
tion made for withdrawing pupils before the
end of their session, unless in caee Of sickness
or dismissal.
| For further particulars. applyto
| MOTHER NJ. AUGUSTA,
| Superior.
Salt Lake City, Utah Territory. n14-1m
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AUDITORS REPORT.

AUDITORS OFFICE,
PIoCHE, New. March Sd, 1876. !
To the Honorable Board Of County Commits
sioners of Lincoln County, Nevada:
herewith submit my report of the finances
of Lincoln County for the quarter year ending
March 3lst, 1876.
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LOST.

klTwEEN THE COURTHOUSE AND THE
of an Tstomce, on Friday Night, the lover part
viii rinne, set with Pearls. The finder
Aess psssse ~ leave the same q the RxConD Busi-
paii. S"cs' where suitable reward viii be
ape-1w
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FOR SALE.

TWO FINE STUD HORSES FOR ~
i SALE.
The horses can be seen at Geo. O. HNs
'ohnstons Stable on Meadow Valley strest,
For particulars ~ to price, &c., apply to
d28-tf JOHN NJ CRAIG.
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N NOTICE.

vTyHE BUTCHERING BUSINESS HERETO.
i fore conducted by L. v. Loomis. has BEEN
F.W. LUTE.
Phoebe. New. March I. ls7e, mr2.sed
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VNHE PARTNERSHIP HERETOFORE EX.
i listing under name and style of Newman l.
Mahlstedt lin the Panaca Saloon) is this dsy
dissolved by mutual consent
D.. Is. Newman assumes all Indebtedness of
the late concern and collects all bills due the
same. j. B. NEWMAN,
Ii. MAHLSTEDT.
Pioche, June Q, 1876.
p. .S.-During H. Mahlstedt's brief stay he
will call upon those indebted. Per contra :
those having bills against will please present
them at once for liquidation.
J. b. NEWMAN
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N NoTICE.

A LII PERSONS KNOWING THEMSELVES
IA indebted to J. Myers 4 Bro. will please
come forward and settle their accounts immedi-
ately, otherwise all accounts remaining unset.
tied on the first dav Of January, 1876, will be
placed in the hands Of an ofRcer for collection.
dl7-H j, MYERS BRO.
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FOR SALE.

wv ILL BE SOLD AT PRIvATE SALE THE
w House and Lot on Phoebe Street, adIoin-
ing j. II. Staples store. The house contains
Ave rooms. This property must be sold imme-
diately. as the parties are about to remove from
the county.
For full particulars inquire Of
M. II. LICHTENSTEIN,
fl9-lmo Auctioneer. Main street.
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DISSOLUTION NOTICE.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE
~ partnership heretofore existing between
the undersigned has this day been dissolved
by mutual consent, and that all debts due the
firm Of Thompson h Gaudin will be collected
by j. M. Gaudin. and that he, said 0audiD, will
pay all the debts Of the firm and will carry on
the business In his own name at the old stand
on Lacour street.
Phoebe, May Goth, 1876.
EDWARD THOMPSON,
my2l.30d JIM. GAUDIN.
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i o s T.!

TNHE FOLLOWING CHECK HAS BEEN
i lost. to wit: No. 45O for $50, drawn in
ent of the Alps Mine, on the Alps Mining Com
pany San Francisco, and dated May ooh, 1876.
All parties are cautioned against negotiating
the same as payment has been stopped.
my2l.3Od THEO. KYRE
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DIR. j. S. HAMMOND,
PHYSICIAN = SURGEON.

OFF1CE-OvER STATE BANK, MAIN SqIEHT
REsIDENCE-E. II. Clute's house, Cedar It,.
o30-tf
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T O L e T.

HousE ON MEADOW VALLEY STREET.
ri. sd1oining the house Of W. W. Bishop
ioca,.ah mouse Is nnely furnished and centrally
tion ~ me premises are In first.class condi-
i" STATE BANK OF NEVADA.
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ACADEMY OF ST. MARTS,
OF UTAH.

THIS FINE BRICK ACADEMY, LATELY
i erected CT 1st West Street, Salt Lake City,
boarders in a healthful and pleasant manner.
The Sisters ofer the advantages Of thorough
education to young ladies' intrusted to their
care.
TERMS:
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One OF the FIRST Napoleon. soldiers.



One OF the characters" of Northamp-
ton has Just died John Franzen, born on tho
Rhine In 100 whose boast 1t was that he had
served under the Little Corporal" In 1910, he
enlisted IN the Iwenty-arst Regiment Of Lam
cers. with whom he was IN the front OF the
French army. After the taking 4 Moscow, he
used to say that his regiment had gone far on
beyond II. when they were ordered back by
tidlnss Of the burning the clty, and graphi
calIy, In MS broken German, French, and Eng
iish would FIanzen describe the fearful scenes
Of thai confagration. Once he encountered the
Emperor while on picket, and the same night
occurred that lnciden', now historic, OF that
other uicket found asleep, overcome by the
cold whose beat was taken BY Napoleon him :
eelf Ffanzen was at tho terrible battle Of
Leipsc, and Of ITS horrors he always retained
lively memory-the immense number of the
slain. the burning OF the villages and tue
coruses with them the piling up by the soldiers
OF the bodies OF their dead comrades as a wal
between them and the cOnhIgratlon. Out Of
eBi men in FranZeus company that set out for
Russia, only eight Returned. Alter service In
the Prussian army he took +" French leave"
coming TO this country In lSil. He was living
with Peter Dietrich at Florence, the husband Of
the eldest OF his twelve children ten Of whom
are stun living.
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Roma nee In Africa.


In the oasis of Ferana, in the regency OF
Junis dwells a wealthy Cadi. who possessed a
lovely daughter, Miriam. or, rs the Arabs call it,
Neryem, by name. Her a brave young Arab
Sneik. Ahmed Bou- MeIzan, belonging to one OF
bhe best families of the Aga-ik OF Fez, desper-
htey loved aud asked in IN trrisge. The Cadi
consented and the DAY was fixed. At the ap-
pointed hour the ardent bridegroom made his
appearance, accomp MED by a brilliant retinue
Of friends and followers. To his utter astonish-
pent and Indignation the Cadi coolly told him
that he had changed his mind about the mar
riaRe. what the Cadrs reasons were, whether
be mad merely heard something to Ahmed's dis.
advantage, or whether. rs in the case Of young
Iochinvar, another ruitor had bid higher for the
hamsefs hand, does not appear. AT all events,
Ahmed Bou-N erzan was no ore disposed than
young Lochnyar to take no for an answer In such
, case. He drew his trusty scymitar, called upon
bis retinue 10 follow him to the death, charged
Upon the people Of the Cadi and the defenders
Of the dauor," cut his way through 20 the tents
OF the women. seized the lovely MerYem moth
ng loath, perchince), placed her before him on
his faithful steed, and went on like a whirlwin
10 the land OF Dtebel-Mandra, leaving tbirty-two
dead W rrlOrs OF Ferlana behind him to testify
to his proves and that OF his friends. The
whole region Is up in Orms, and 90 hsrce cava-
hers, at tho ist adyices, were In hot pursuit. "
the eloping .ir.
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This Is not only a rich country, but one
mat has It's scenery, including the Twin Lakes
and Tails, that annually draw their quota OF
tourists, notables, WORKOUT business men, rus
ticatlng preachers, strong-minded women, and
knee-breeched Englishmen, all in search II
health and pleasure. 1he hunting Is good and
fishing 10 found to perfection here. one man
catching 100 In one day this season, while Nv or
wv per day Is a common catch.
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Acribes as mixed conversation" lie left rap
idly. He also saws that from the feeling OF bis
neck he Is persuaded he must have opened tho
door with the back ~ hi head as hc went out
and Ulling the roll MIR McNcctcr looked at n
clock and was astOuuded to find II was then
quarter to seven. lie proceeded 20 the Mer-
tfmcuicce. That perndinus hctraycr OF public
confidence was sim five minutes past eight. The
clock had been stopped for week Ana now
the Victim appcals to ia to know II he can get
damages -big damages from the Exchange. It's
worth trNiuy. ANYHOW.
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Another Case Of Cremation.
nom ne Columbus Enquirer.

Many years ago VIM. Mitchell, bach
elor and planter on tho Cooper river, near
Charleston, and who, by tho way, was kinsm an
OF mine. bad a cast-iron coflln made. and when
be uied bis VIII oequeathed his overseer $500,
provided he had his remains put into this Iron
case aud reduced TO asnes on pyre OF twenty
cords of wood The key was then TO be dropped
inside through hole m AIDE for the purpose, and
the case aud its contents thrown into the Cooper
rlver The entire programme was faithfully oar
FLED out by tho overseer.
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A Case for Damages.

II seems that Mr.. McNeeter was In the
habit Of visiting lady friend under what might
te called a state Of martial law. That Is to say,
third party, rather vaguely described by Mr.,
hcNeeter az a " huldOOn," he confined his visits
Ihe other day this favored gentleman noticed
shet me clock on the Merchants Exchange
folhled 10 hye minutes past eight, and there
hYyie repaired TO she apartments Of his dulcinea
s, nsle he was isEfrOnted by the MuldoOn"
5s-A'a1l-v Ae1, 'Asd Stter What Nv. MON ds-
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The Manner Of Arrests In Arkansas.
Nom the Corning E1press,

Uncle Bob Glascock has distinguished
himself uy arresting the Conner brothers, who
killed Clay Denton In Randolph county some
weeks ago. After the MURDER Of Denton, the
Corners escaped with a confederate named Pat
dorsey Inst week Uncle bod got up posse
derers Ihey were found at work In the cotton
Held, with their guns stacked near ut hand. The
posse watched until favorable moment, when
a sudden rush was made, and the Corners cut
OF from their firearms. Both turned TO run,
but a voley from the posse brought them down,
killing one and mortally wounding the other.
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musital Instruments.

A GREAT OFFER.-we will during tins month
"A dispose 81 large stock OF nrstcAss new and sec.
Ond-hand square and upright pi mos and organs for
cash OF on lnstaments. Pianos aud organs 10 rent,
from t3 TO ~ per month, In city or country, HORACE
WATERS SONS, ASH Broadway. New YORK.
MAGNIFICENT rs plsnoforte for 1850 cost 1900
Avn last May must sell. Residence "a East ON st.
Geo a PIANO, In perfect ORDER t5 monthly
DOOs insta lments, KRAKAUER. 352 BOwery
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Observation-Disclosures

AND UNITED sfAfEs NAIL ROUTE
Trains leave New N0r< via Des0rOsses anu CJrillnN
streets terries As folows
Express for Harrisburg Pitsburgh the West ani south
with Pullman Palace Care attached, $3.50 4. NJ ald
$50 L. Nj sunday ana $50 7. NJ
For wllliamspor. LocK Haven, CORY. AMI trie
2;i0 ami $3.50 r. NJ connecting at Cory Tor Ils
VI ne, rieLroleuw Centre. Ana ne gl ssg PM ,,s,
washington Express Of Pullman fArQt ~ =, "
except sunday. $50 A. Nj arrive wahinNln ~
7. NJ Regular NS'iOA A. N $40 indv r SuV
Express fof Phnadelphia, 1880. $40. $50 4 Vi ien'
2aO, g., SO, Z, $3.50, or NJ ana " nlgat A,'u
- $780, andS Pm LmiHln' @nd ''''a' '''A
For Centennial Depot at $50, $50 79o 4 " MI
NJ. ON sunday s A. VI Hoturun-, .ar, en-
tennal Depot AZ l, 4t5, $50, D, aAi ''" VI w
Sunday 7.2O \. VI. anu Z r. NJ. ,...
For tralns to Newark, k'll4h"th, NhNa'' 'u'. y
TTeaton. Perth Amhpy ilrming 900, 49, ,. ~,
other points see iOcA sCht &c. - ~ 90 a. N'H q
TrAns arrive; From lli's Nur-u N.-. ~ ~ a, w.
and 1920 T., NJ iaiy 10 10 VI .. VIZ u M..' -
except Mon lay Fr 300 ~ ..'7 ~ 'n hMN,n'' a.
oi2O A. NJ, 40, blo, inl g. NJ. sunday ~ n
NJ From Pm ,irp.la, Do 1,' Hlo,, J.! /;
sac anu ~ T., NJ, san AZ , 90, j.-o' o'')' l'''
il.50 An fs' 10! lD!lr VI.
Ticket ON rs, 90 ant ga BroadvAr 20 ANr
House AMI foot OF lr-irn,srs AM 90 wy
No Court At II ooalyu IA, llN ana us ~ .u.
hookbeu Depot, Jersey CiY, mgranl i'.'e V-sN
No, Batt,tr pa.e. "a 4, onvn &.
FRANK lIlONoON, VI h'l',' a
Geul Manage "'i '''"- -
VITA f. Ifl.
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SUNDAY TRAINS

SUNDAY TRAIN5
A. NJ; 1880, $40 p NJ.
Returnng-Leaye Hockaway Beach 1l:40 A. Nj $50
0, s2o T. N. Far Rockaway TAO A. NJ. lsDS an
OILS, 0t27, $40 +. N.
Take Terry al James slip oot Chambers ST., sunilu
excepted hall ~ aoIG before departure 81 if'@,
ferry foot S4th St. r., daily, fifteen l5l minutes De-
fore departure Of trains.
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&,ntisirp.

-.---.--- RfHllSltp.
A ETlFICIAI. TEETH Specially. Rubber sets
~ from 20 upwafi substantially maze. carefully 1T
j. {. KENNEDY. So Bond st.
REAuTiFII. teeth tor IS single q warranted
~ "Nsr nIlInss oVS' NJ y Dsata Ro0ms. w Ola Nv.
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ONG ISLAND RAILROAD.

Trains leave Long Island city for Far Rocksway and
A;04, and 8 T. NJ. 49,
For Far Rocksway, o;3s. o.oS A. Nj sos $50,
Y. n.
RetuInlng-Leaye Rqckaway Beach s:ss. 1880 A. NJ
1885 sos. 63s. 6;3S Y. NJ. Far Rockaway 5'2l
e52 7'37. s'55, lVSS. ll:S1 A. NJ. list. $3.50 i.!N
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SEA SURF d shATHHEISSff,r TIVE

CHANGE OF TINE
H9eSoEStE4 f E sHElffSprio
Every hour from A N. TO AZ n; North Riyer
Rxsecx ana ON sEpSwick VII make ." daily f'e sH.
cursions to Coney Island Beach as follows
Twenty fourth st.-s. 10. II A NJ II NJ. 1. S.4PM.
Tenth -p10, 1910, lilo A. NJ. 1910, l:l0, 2:lU
Frankla st-oao. 1920 il;so A NJ. 1890 leo. eco
Pier $50, 1880 niso A. NJ. 1890 l.so $50 $50
$50 $40 N.
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Gytnrsions.


n. Seven excurs6ns Va 81 day, Aus.O.
in addition to ,he IGsH at, SnE2%2frlis.s,vK
lsee edvertismcnt in this columnj
The swift aud comm lhf 81 'Si sIiT m
will leave path st. \, r., atg3Q A. NJ. ande P Mi west
eis 81; ard SP. NJ Fulton ferry Brooklyn 10 A.
Inc mammoth Pleasure steamer e mSov
giin g., N. 4, ~ 1880 ION st Rat 1912 a. NJ
Pler2 Norh River. IL A. NJ Fulton ferry. Brooklyn,
~ ''' CoSTERNos BAD REGIMENT BAND
PHILLIPS aGdLrE CLUB
Passengers can return from tho Beach by boats iesv
Fare 49, IS c, nts Excursion tickets 50 cent? Return
tickets good on any OF the above mentioned boats.
A EXTRA ROCkAwAY EXCURSIONS.
The m' %iGRI ; glrs sSSR steamer
vi WI 3 g.. I$s S ys
ceed0s directly qSnn Is 9crE OCEAN, sps out on the
TO the most popular wa.erinS place in this country
Three Io1fRs TO 10 ESJJoY THE COOL BREEzEs
ro S@T3Ss ISs'S ss $s BAND
sSEfafSis
@ SSS 's s5 On he
A -ROCKAwAY BEACH, EXCURSIONS.
4IsyEfs PR 81 A1tASEf OCEAN
BY Nj sygo sq and cook
Musical osPETs S Sn af fs' eTEb
An0 o0n'''n &SfRiScGtnss IE az sss'n'n' ''"a
Co., i%S!$Hit"f I ySi'',F''s sss ''?sa
$50 and ss sHs A Ed ss efa and 300
60 M md rs ssS y and i y y I'D is5
w gSok ioS VII q. %0s psr and
sis imefs leave Roc.sway NJ. tso, 5. and Sis
Fare. IS cents. Excursion tickets. 90 cents.
Return tickets good on either above boats
A -FIRsr-CLAss ROckswsy Excursion boat :
e sP BIT plenty aqTSs clipper s,
and Sunday excursion to Rockaway Beach from Harlem
hs1sn dSos lion isssa &
ssa s 900; Grand =; Si6 and Fulton Market ;ip =
sna rsre.a@en ' on soaHG Fare s.
"'-f 'O''0 eii'f IoSesTRsfr 0 Proprietor
9F .ySs
.ss. sqsdsy Jug: Futon 9s8rv srcesya
landi9s At Y9nkers. sing sing Camp Meeting, Iona
Island. West POINT. Cold sp5ne. and cSrnwsili re-
spi rsreshments serye board at reasonable rates
Fare for the round tripn
sSa n. TaE m.%
moth platform, Second Landing. Rockaway Beach, on
Tuesday, Aug: g. Trains leave Hunters Point and
Bushwick for Rockswsy Beach at 4 and r N. The
PLYMOUTH ROCK viii leave pier foot OF ed st., n.
r., at 1880 p. NJ, and Pier stsP. NJ. making the grand
ett moonlight excursion OF the season. The steamer
TWILIGHT will act as tender 70 the PLYMouId
ROCK leaving South LIST at. Williamsburgh. at 7l5
Grand T., New York, At 1850 and Fulton ferry, BROOK
lyn. atf;tb connecting with the Plymouth Rock for
her outward trip at Pier 2, adjoining the Battery
srecial train Will leave the aside at ~ midnight.
stopping a Far Rocsaway. Valley Stream, Springfield.
Jamca Hunter Point. and Bush WICK Canatsie boats
aid trains wiliaiso run, leaving East New York at
i. NJ, AMI the Beach at 1e, midnight.
hSLAND We.t Point, R naa Se~oarsh See
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rtursions.

ATLANTIC OCEAN, AND R9cKAwAy.
- PLYMOUTH ROCK.
VIII this SUNDAY ana every day. make TWO
GRAND TRIPS To
RoCKAwAY BEACH and the ATLANTIC OCEAN.
Music BY the Madrga Boys, Mozart Glee CLUB Church
Chimes, and the Plym )utn Rock MILITARY BAND.
MORN G-Leaves the foot OF 221 It,. N. r., at
O'clock and Pier 2, y. r., at $3.50 O'Clock .
AFTFRNOON-Leaves the foot of 22d st., Y. r., AZ
1850 O'clock and Pier 2, N H. adJoinng the Battery.
at o'clock. - -
FARE OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. FIFTY CENTS
Single trlD tickets TO or from Rockassy,& cents
..'MOONLIGHT EXCURSION ~ the HUDSON to.
morrow (MONDAYj. ana to the ARvEsl HOME, at
Rockaway. on Tuesday night.
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Anlllsfnttnta.

Tm IL ME- M &SGasRS S f DAL
An ENTHUSIASTIC WELCOME
LORD R RSSSp -
:: :; E, s. T ::.I Fl III
HOUSES CROWDED TO THE DOORS.
EVERY NIGHT THIS WEEK
MR.. soTHERS........".ss,...Lo DUNDaEARY.
SUPPORTED BY
Miss LIypA ,DIErz, ME- yFFFaEYs LEWIS, Mss
RYiNGdoLD, MN Mr. Il. G. DhIIY," &C. e'' N'''S MI
"puSpREARY" MATINEE. SATURDAY Ars
ROOrTs THEATRE. sARDASAPALUs.
JARRETT F GRASp SHt6rHSS'aif'fl and Managers
MONDAY EVENING Aug IL. 1870.
Production, under the direction Of Mr. CHARLES
cALvTEI md sf Ser h. n G i%e iP America Of
produced with pu ie spsC ana IN unparalleled
NJ %sI Z e b EASGs sARDASNA IRhSs
Beautiful scenery M.sSiacent cOstumesi
GRAND IffSs1m'iIHsN BALLET,
snd ssDof sERS EsTo Of Milan ana the
country ''''' ''' ''' '''A - WIS
- THE SALE OF RESERVED SEATS for any even.
,nE ef the sr.. week and for the sATgRpAY9MATL
morning at O'clock and be continued daily.
V'HEATRE COMIQUE.
III ssERSApTT AGt opposite ST. Nichols. TG
GRAND OPENING MONDAY. AUG. T. 1870,
On which occasion the following fsvorite artists will
HARRI0As and HART,
Adsh Richmond. hy Barry,
Alice Bennett Llrfy Tooey
h ss b b Sefi, join H%0S %il SsSs
ftlAsis Isurie. g. ". n D grimm.
Sam Holdsworth- May stuart
N anie Wells Delaney BsrsIy,
mes OF brilliant novelties.
WEDNESDAY AND SATURDAY MATINREs
GILMORE's CONCERT GARDEN.
Madison and 9th avs. snd sctn and 9th st.
THIS SUNDAY EVENING. Auso
AN EXTRAORDINARY PROGRAMME.
comprising q large list OF soloists aud
erLMoREs uNRivALLED MILITARY BAND.
"There Is not In the metropolis a resort where one
forget readily the dscomforts Of the terrible
heat."-Herald.
CHANGE OF PROGRAMME EVERY EVENING.
Admission so cents. Boxes four places e3 and a.
a., :, :, a., :,
AT JoNRs's WOOD coiossEUM
TUESDAY. Aug
commencing at o'clock.
Tvrn 1SHs SCnis:: O ysss
The Albion Cup value ibo viii Oe cSSpeied for a,
The ladies' prizes centennial gold and silver med ais
Dancing during the afternoon and evening on the
m x1Mtess P nSStofm'' o.n,,.,,.,. 20 ...,.
,,or,o,
| NOTICE The regular NEE Ing OF the society will
ne heiu ~ their ciup ronmss Union square, MONDAY
IN Augu:i At socIock shyP The Attendance OF all
many p..ToD,s Spxy 1,,v.TDv
"ts, MI. hWx 4, VI, ,.ana NJ q. T., nae,
- w. IsT WrFk ~ 'sirMurR ~ henS h'''i
'A unNn.W Itrns va ASON'
ana sfons Variety Company sn aiSo ana
Tns wonfer Of The World
LIVING GIRL ia YEARS OLD,
Only 20 inches high and welehine pounds
ON exhibition daily from 0 A N. TO r. NJ
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The large. stock q


HUMAN HA!R GOODS.
tyeiy retsiled at aholcs ne prices
I THE. MxRGTERiTx 'WAyg.
great improvement on me iNvI-l.
k1 bse! E a IG Be- :d SS%Ts tS iron: sas
..sssS's a. ~ RI 81 & s ;IS$
inch on real J pc nj hair air sce !. per Per
ssss 'swiICmES OF the Snest quality.
sssJ ga ~, $$sSS :s TO-
G G5iEr HhT /. ., a. 7 81. Ia sI.:
u II INVENTED -TEM Less BRAID
HI can De arranged in any style OF CO 4.
HHHH fure within few minutes. price tl0
Il i COMBI NG- made up. roots all one
LADIff7s, G fXxSh HHyH TAKEN
.aS sss not 9s1s ;S Sa; WIN thsis
"a 4 Il sislSt StStf}sfahs {! /:
4 4 iFsG%ERlIit Y adodLISG. R @barl. tr
the most prominent physicians, ana
lyted oy the best chemists In this coun.
$ "a ,;:Ss. :: ?,' ~. s.
WV WV +. CoUDRAY's celebrated AURO-
10 1 sSu dy n jSS to f s%s
Iair, Price. for three-ounce bottle.
tl.oo; for six ounce bofte, $500 j.
~. . B.tON1ANLS wonderful preparation.
No. o WEST now N Aas from r r., fs se &
Hath ST.. bottle. A large s.sortmsnt OF all mod.
near 9th av.. hand.
N.vyo,. OUR MN Fysr H LbW Rt,py PRICE
day evening until 10 O'clock.
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STEAMBOATS, auo aallrOuos.

- fars reduced. ny Inc swift steamer ARROW.
SMITH leaving JEWELS wharf Drooklyn, At $50 Va
Pier 81, East river a45 NJ. ana foot S3d St 3P "
Returning leaves Sorwsx at 1850 A. NJ daily (sundays
excepted, CONNECTING each way with Danbury and Nor
W TX anu New Haven railroads Bsre. IS cents kK.
cursion tickets, so cents.
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Sbippi1J.

NCHOR LINE.-U.s MAIL STEAMERS,
n SAIL EVERY SATURDAY.
Passengers booze At 10 vest rates to or from any
port or railroad station IN Great Br tam ireland.
HENDERSON BROTHERS. Bowling Green
nIRECT LINE TO FRANCE. wa Plymouth.
~ The General Transatlantic Companys steamers for
Havre sail on Saturdays Excursion tickets at reduced