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Assessors Notice,
10 THE TAXPAYERS OF THE CITY OF Aucus

10 THE +x'PAYERs OF THE CITY OF AUGUSTA.
y W AXE HEREBY NOTIFIED to bring in
true and perfect lists of your polls, and ali
you1 estates poth Real and Personal, of which you
IaW exempt from taxation. For the purpose of re-
ceiving said lists and admin istering the oath there
city. Will be IN session at the Ald.rmsn's ,oana
70 GranIe Block, on each Saturday before the 18Th
Gay OF May next, from TO IL O clock A. M and
days before that time. " s'N
Failing to bring in such lists you will thereby be
barred OF any right 10 make application to The
County Commissioners for IN abatement Of sny
tax which mas be assessed against you, A'
Blanks for returns NAV be had of us on sn,lic.
ton, or ealing at the City IRE asureI's Once.
j. 8. TURNER, Assessors
GUY TURNER, : of
TAOS. LITTLE, AuSusts.
April 2, 1877. mar27.tSWtf
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an" Jonesboto' aud he'd Beach ked -anite.
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Flower Seeds, Plant Frames, Plant
Trellises, Flower Stands at Cost, at Par
tridge's Drug Store.
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A Sure Cnre for Corns and Bunions,
Green-Gum P,asters. at Partridge's Drug
Sore, Augusta.
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.Tor Sale OF to Au.
Piano to Let.


4 N1hl FINE Sevcn.Octave Piano to Let
April 2lh. ,r,o,.,s
, 1877-05-30
,0SCE0LA HIGH SCHOOL.


OsoxoLA, Ia, May a.-The COMMENCEMENT
exercises OF ths High School hero occurred r.
terlsy afternoon and evening. Tbs Mcthod:F
Episcopal Chuscn was alled 10 oEeraowlpe '@
citizens and strangers, 70 listsn to tho e1er
ctaea. There were ten In tho graduating c'aa'
yiz.: Grace II. Ayres, atasy 0rassel, Alice u
Go4s, Ida Mi1lard, Charlotte F. Nckhann, ~
sia Alexander. Glars Babo, MAY =. p!oo!e,
Lizzie Kelley, sud Corn latham, Tho essaJ'
snd orationt we1e OF more than ordinary mea'
tho subjects being - follows. "NatuFe aaa
tho Shutters" "Reaeetors;'' "Ansiens i, an m
Ml4tory;" = Historical Nonu,aents;" ""hao ~
he1tln "gtlent 1nduenceA; "Bs!gna ,g!a R'r. ~.
i. ". Evans, of Mount Pleasant, delivered n. .ao
'sddress before the ,class ~ the e,cnlnS; sn Tno
1est "Ihs Philosophy 81 pa1n sna sIGs, so ia
people Of O.ceoia feel that our school; Gsa5' psnf
the management OF H. prescnt Psincipa., III h..s
b. r. 1lo0d, is ilst taking rank with TAG -
schools Of the Wext-
, 1877-05-30

Wo priut in another column IN article
showing that ocean shad aie now ascending
the Ohio River, nnd hre caught in largs num-
bers at tho Falls opposite Louisville, where
they 60 to deposit their spawn. This is the
result Of tho deposit Of 100000 young shad
by tho Government ayo yea1B ago In the
headwateB of tho Allegheny Niyor, their In
stinct being to return for spawning to tho
point whero they were hatchod+ Tho Ken
lucky Fish Commission arc beginning to
stock other streams OF tho State, as Michigan
has already planted 1o,0oo.uo young sllad,
California sal1non. brook trout, and white
Ash. which promise return prolific beyond
estimate. Wisconsin Is doing tho samo
thing, and 1t Is shameful that Illinois should
neglect its lakes and streams when the e1-
pense Of the undertaking Is 20 small and tho
yield 20 enormous. But this was not tho
only omission Of the recent Legislature,
, 1877-05-30

Aa thus far during tho session OF tho
General Assembly each day haa Ind It's os-
peclM characteristics, 1t might with pro.
l'ricty 10 said that yesterday was the day Of
sclf-respcct. In the morning this WIS con-
spicuous III all tho speeches npon the sub.
ject Of 6ustontation, rs thoy worn tE,lo to
tho Christian idea TINT tho strong ahoul.1
help the wcnk. It was moro evident whom
tho Assembly nsscrtod It's dignity BY voting
to louble the contingent fund, 30 rs not to
bo ut oil dependent upon tho hospltalitIoa OF
tho people In any place whoro it should leo
tlt to hold its ann.tM mooting; 30 next yoas
when Il zoos to pitt8bur1 It will 40 will, tl,o
, 1877-05-30

Tennyson is fast turning into hardy aud
adventurous sonneteer. Hls last e1ortt1 tho NlAs.
tttnsA Century u directed 70 Victor Hugo.
The husband OF the Princess Loufse-beR
pardon, tho Marquis Of Lotue-Ia engaged upon =
new mstrteal version Of tho Psalus Of DAvid, set
10 popular hymn tunes, aud IN various u,etsss.
Col. Robert 1ngersotl had roYA welcome
In San Francisco. Al The hour for ths commence.
msut Of biz lecture tho lasas auditorium Of Plstss
usll. where hs spoke. was allsd TO ovssdowlpR,
and crowds ress turned awsr.
It was tbs Young Mems Christian Union,
not The Young Meu's ChFistisn Association, which
Mr. Moody attacked In Bosson. The Union en-.
braces many UnlaflAns, ~ well ~ tho leading
evangelical clssKynsp OF ths eity.
Mr. Murray, tbs Adirondack pazson who
psssehea In Boston during ths ssason, aays thai
The settlement Of the labos.questlon among tbe
HlaAssa would do noxs to advance ChEtaasalty
, 1877-05-30


English reaidenta in ConstantInople aro
greatly alarmed at the danger Of a vast
popular uprising Of tho populaco against tho
authorities, tic recent succession Of dcfeats
In Ar1nenia having created feeling Of
dissatisfaction which may ut any moment
take tho form Of bloody revolution.
In such case, 1t Is serious
question whether tho troops now
in Constantinople would be sufficient to
quell tho yiolont demonstration and protect
tho non-31ussulnan residents from the
fanntical fury Of tho mob. It is said m
extensive conspiracy against tho Govern
mont has been discovered, extending into
the provinces, and that court~martlal Is
now sitting in Constantinople to Try the
conspirntors.
, 1877-05-30

aelected, tho turora giving such answers na
to romoye oil suspicion Of their f"irnoas. OF
course they were hired to acquit. such Is
the substance Of the revelation which 1t is
snid will be made, or haa been uade, 10 the
Grand Jury. II there be proof 10 sustain
this, then orcry man who waa connected
will, tho fraud, or cognizant Of it, should bc
punished to the full extent Of the law. II Ia
a crime of tho most infamous character. It
is q murder Of Justice. It il poisoning tho
very fountains Of public snfoty. OF course
nothing should bo left uulone to uncover
everything relating to the whole proceeding,
and tho Grand jury will probably doal rig.
orous1y and fonrlcsaly in the matter.
, 1877-05-30
THE CAMPAIGN IN ASIA.

superfcially, the Russian campaign In
Asia seems to be confined to attacks and
counter-nttacka around Datoun,, lombard
menta on tho eastern shore Of tho Black Sen,
and movements Of the Russians 10 suppress
Instructions fomented by tho Turks in tho
provinces Of tho Caucasus. In reality,
these nre only incidents Of tho campaign.
It's rcal importance and Significance mny 10
found further south. 4 gtnnce at tho map
will chow Tint tho RuBHsalis have made in1-
monse progress since they crossed tho from.
tior into Armenia on tho 9th ult.. and TINT
MouKuTAn pAsuA, The Turkish Commander.
has boon ontgonoralod, and. II not out
iIankcd, Is at least In perilous position.
Tho originnl Turkish limo stretched from
1,ntoum southeast through Artlahan. Kars,
and Dafnzid to Van on tho Persian frontier.
On the 2oth OF April, Kars was invested; on
the ;'0th OF April. Dajaztd was captured, and
on the 18th Of Mny Artlahan was taken.
Within twenty days, therefore, the Turk
ish l'ne WIS broken and lis centre and
left forced back to tho west, 80 Tint
tho second limo Of defense ran from
Datonm to Erzcronm. Meanwhile the Rus-
SLAMS loft sufficient force to invest Kars and
hold tho Turkish forco at Datoum In check.
MoungrAn pAs1sA, apparently fearing m attack
In force upon Batonm. after tho fall Of Ar
,lahan weakonod his centre by sending ro-
inforcomonta there. The Russians, however,
had no intention Of weakening their nd
vance, M reinforcemonts could DO sont to
Datoum, il necessary, from Russia by way
OF Titlia. The force released as Ardahan
pressed forward in southeastorly direction
down tho Wiley Of the Tchorukh River, tho
loft meanwhile swinging round until tho
army was on both tanks Of tho Turks, the
right at Olh and Tortum mud tho left uoar
Toprak- -Ka1eh, and MounkrAn PASTA was
compelled to fall back beyond Erzeroum, tho
Cossacks evon at this point showing them
selves On his thinks. 1Ie Is beyond rein-
forccments unless thoy can perform the
miraculous feat Of cutting through tho nns-
siun lines from Datoum and Ka1B. II he
is 1efoatcd at Erzoroum, where the
great battlo Of the war mny DO expected, tho
Asiatio campaign will bo at an end, for
Trohizond, Datoum, mud Kass n1nst thon
n1ako tho best tor,ns tboy can. Tho botter
part Of Armenia will DO In Ilussian posses-
Hion, aud that Russia mems to kccp it Is
shown by tho army Of civil of1lcials who
follow tho soldiers md establisll Russian
administration w]lorovor tlero Is Russian
possession. Tho soil OF Armenia sooms 10
DO as common plumber now aa nt my timo
siuco tho time Of Cnn1s1, md Is appropriated
without my unnecessary forualitics aud
with immunity from protest by tho other
powcrB
, 1877-05-30

whore the main body Of the Turks ia now
concentrated, and whero they evidently o1-
poet the attack, ~ Is shown by tho recent
orders Of AnpuI Kxnrx, tho Turkish Conn.,
maudor, issued Ia non-combatants. When
The scat OF war in localized botwocn tho
Danube aud tho Balkans, 1t will apparently
bo only question Of time how soon servfn,
which has already disposed Its troops along
the Ddna and the Timok, a. the noumanfans
did along tho Danube, will be forced bv tho
sonc irresistible sweep and impulse Of war
into tho saune course that Roumanin has pur.
Nnntf
, 1877-05-30

Marshal blAcN1Auos, President Of the
Freuoh Republic, Is developing his nopnb-
lican programme much moro rnpidlY than
was anticipated. Tho Marshnl's public
spesches hardly comport with his ad,ninistrn-
tive notion. For instance, tho Tronch En-
ccutive, with IN overwhelming Republican
majority in tho popular branch OF Congress,
Inns taken special pains to remoyo tho Ke-
publican Projects in almost every depart
mont, and haa appointed in thoir pinces per-
Sons known to bo strongly in fa"or OF tho
return OF tho Douapart'sta to power. In nd
tlition to Ill this, tho Department. OF
Justice is instructed 10 keep moro
atrict surveillance over tho press, that
"tho progress Of radical theories incompati-
bio with tho peace of society nnd tho great
ness Of Franco 1aay bo arfestets. 1t thus
appears that progress towarl freedom Of
thought md action In FEnnco Ia not very
remarkable under tho Marshal. prcaidont, and
TINT tho fenrs OF TIN TINT ultimately
IN attempt will bo made to place Prince
Louis on tho thronoo Of Ills father. arc at least
warranted by tho turn which political alairs
Aaye takon. II Is announced with gomo
show Of authority that b1Aos1AuoS will not
resign In any ovont- In tho ovont TINT tho
appeal to tho people should result In voso
Of llsapproral and in tho election Of ,na-
jority iu tld Cha1abor hostile to thu presont
Cabinet, as 1t Is confidently predicted It will
result. tho alternative Of resignation or revo-
luton would bo presented. II Is l,ar,lly con-
caiy0ble that MAcNfAuoN should choose Tho
latter.
, 1877-05-30

II probable unless measures bo taken to con-
ci1intc the anti-Russinn element in England,
and In order TINT this fnay DO done ho has
been instrumental In the framing Of An In
qniry presented by ScuouvALorr to Earl
DERRY, IA to what interests Of England's are
threatened BY tho advance into Turkey. 4
few days At most will determine whether tho
crossing Of the Danubo awaits the issne Of
these diplomatic negotiations, rs the inten-
sion now ia to undertake the movement on
the 7th or 9Th Of June,
, 1877-05-30

II Is now loudly clnin,od TINT the not mixing
tho silver coin Of tho United States legal-
tendor in tho payment Of all dcbts, public
md private, in tho stato Of 1llinois doos not,
upon examination, commond it8olf to tho
Judgment OF fnasfnesa men, md therefore tho
Governor ought to veto it. It In insisted
TINT 10 approve thas bill will bo fatal policy,
calculated to do irroparablo Injury to tho
business Of Illinois. It Ia represented that
tito text Of tho net shows thas 1t has moro
sweeping character than was intended by ita
authors. Tho following Is tho toxt Of tho
bill rs prepared by tho Logialnturo /,
That from anil aftos Tho dato Of tho paaaago Of
this net nil silver colna. tic standard yalue OF
which has boon nxcd md declared by tho Congress
OF tho United states, shall ba a loyal tonder at
such standard vnuo Tor payment OF all debts, both
public and prvate which nfc payable Of cotsccsablo
within tho Stuto af Illinois. and which afo not
,nalo payable By tic torns Of tho contract which
created them in other kinds OF co'n.
Tho last liao OF this bill, aud especially
tho word "coin," 1t Is said changes tho char.
actor generally attributed to the bill. It was
supposed that tho intont Of the bill was to
n,ako ailver q lega!-tender In oil contracts
where tho contract itsolf did not specify
payment in any other form Of currency.
Tho opponents Of tho bill clalm that as It
now stands MI contracts payable in Illinois
aro payable In silver, except in casea whe.a
tho contract calls for gold, md TINT sub
stiantially, therefore, al! contracts In
this State, hereafter must DO paid
in silver or gold Under shta construc-
Tim of tta Inv nil 1,abta cnn ,1hv ehoc1ra in
, 1877-05-30

Justice is not dead In California oven when
1t comes 10 dealing with tho murdorers OF
Cinnamon. Three men Implicated in tho
Chico massacre wero yesterday sentenced to
heavy terms Of imprisonment two Of them,
who had entered ploas Of guilty Of mursler
in tho second degree, to twenty-five years
oach aud the third, who hal STOOD his trial
md taken his chances, to twonty-soven md
nnc hn1f ynnrR
, 1877-05-30

THO Omaha Republlea" 10 a party hunton be-
cause 1t cannot bc anything else, It was pct
lump On tlio pctlals Of Tho defeated Illrcncocx
for Congress, aud consequently hates tho ncv
orlcr OF politics. It Is scarcely necessary to add
that this hunton projects against tho Admln!s-
tfatton and acl.cs undcr every pressure Of ths
modtsntsng pclscy.
, 1877-05-30

Ex-Russlan Minister BOXER dies hard. He
kicks all uvcr tlto country because, In changing
lts policy Of foreign appointments, the Admin
istratiou accepted his complimentary y-tcndered
resignation. II Mr.. Boxbn had not been 10
garrulous, wo might hayo some respect for his
agoptes o: official dissolution.
, 1877-05-30

That il Crctan Joke which Is tcIcgraphod
from Ashcns, Greece, TINT Crctc wants GLAD-
sroxE to rule them, under tho title Of Prince Of
Crcte. We can Imagine tho English atatcsman
scratching his right car With his right shoulder
ms he muses. m this nuw phase in revolutions.
psincc Of Crcto! We like 1t not l.ait 10 well aa
plain md practical GLADSTONE. We hope ho
will not nccppt.
, 1877-05-30

It is rather odd bow many people are made
acqualnted with this Presidents purposes.
Evcry man who goes to Washington can tell
you Just what tho President tsgotng to do; but
tho ackleuess OF tho Executive IL shown IN his
doing something eat!rc'y diIcseat from that
which is thus prophesied.
, 1877-05-30


on the 10th Of Mny, expresses tho opinion
that eventually the Non.nanian antl Russian
armies will be consolidated. This WAS writ
ton at q time not only before Ronmania Ind
declared her Independence, but oven before
there was any definite understanding ~ to
1sounanta'a military relations to Russia. It
was not until tho 1Csh inst. that tho Grnnd
Duke N1cuoLAs md Prince CnAnLEa ar
ranged that tho Roumanian army should 70.
main on tho defensive. In our Inst issue
dispatch from Bucharest says: "It IL now
certain that the Rotmanian army will not
crosa tho Danube with tho invading forces,
but will zernatn on tho noumanlan side to
guartl tho right fink" The meaning OF this
dispatch Is that tho Roumanian troops have
fully entered tho field against Turkey as q
component part Of tho Russian army, thus
verifying tho prediction Of our cono-
spondent.
4 recent letter from tho Tionna correspond
ont Of the London Z ines throws considoza-
BILE light upon tho manner in which this con-
sol'tlatfon was made. It will 10 remembered
that Immediately af.or tho NusaInns crossed
tho prnth, aud before tho Convontion waa
concluded, that tho noumanian troops fell
backward from tho Danube nll along tho
line and concentrated nround bucharest and
K.ajoya, tho .nost plapsib!e reason for tho
sudden movement being that tho Rouma-
nians wiHhed to prpsorvo at loaat tho seu,-
blanco OF neutrality by avoiding my rossi-
bility of encounter with the Turks on tho
south bank M long m possible. 1mmediate-
~ after tho Convention WIS sanctioned, low
over, by tho Roumaniau Parliament, the llus-
sim Commander.in Chiof notified tho Govern
mont that, although ha had confidence in tho
Noumanlans, he could not allow their army
to romain In tho roar and on tho tlnnka of
tho Russians, md therefore 1t must choose
between replacing its army upon a pcaoo
footing OF submit to tho Russian Command.
er.in-Chief as component part Of hia
army. Tho alternative provoked much dis
oussion. There vera many who favored
strict neutrality, but there wero moro who
feared that Turkish Invasion would Ger
tajnly bo made II the army wcre domobilized.
There WIS. however, q foofing on oil sidos
tint the distribution Of tho noumanian army
among the Russian troops, thereby destroy
Ing its identity, would be a national huu,ilia-
ton and degradation Of tho Prince. A
dopntatiou therefore waited upon tho Nus-
sian Commander, and s,1cceeeed In e1ecsing
q compromise by Which tho Roumania.l
forces should remain united under tho
command Of Prince CHARLES and form
the right wing Of the Russisn army.
In pursuance OF this Arrangement,
tho London Tines correspondent states
, 1877-05-30

The fEcv. J. HENSON Was not " Uncle Tom,n
says Mrs. uARH1Er DKEouEn sTowx. This
Will be sad bereavement To Mr.. NaNBoN, who
1,as matlc capital out Of his supposed conneo-
ttou, and It will surprise the Queen OF England,
who, on that baaEs. had marked attentions given
him. Tho breylty OF such famo Is very much
llKo sutczo-thcro IL \ good deal OF It wh!lo Il
1a*k
, 1877-05-30

THIS Is had year for tho LooANs. There wns
tho General left out at Springfield; and Con-
NELrus. a cousin, to 10 llftoa from the CiIllan
mission; and Olive to be retired from sonc-
thing clsc abroad; an.l--wcll, II tiscrd aEu any
moro, they will be reached In good titno. Not
wlthstanllng all tho provocations for rebellion
agaInt tue nnfrlendly ukases Of tho AdmtnIstsd-
tton. VIC believe tho LonANs maintain an oven
keel. and nro willing to continue to sacrifice
their tlme for their country's good.
, 1877-05-30

Tho Hon. SAM J. KAspALL's LITTER to tho
citizens of Galveston is about nj flEmty bit Of
rhetoric ~ was cTcr wrtton, md bis words arc
very much OF tho character of wink At an
auctfonccr. 11o tries to tell tho people Of tho
South that ho II in favor Of o subsidy to \
Southern Pacific Railroad, Hhtle he struggles to
blind f'is meaning to the North. uc darcs not
sny what lc wants to say. and SO bushmhacks
the language. Mr. RANDALL wants to bo
Speaker Of the House. II ho writes few more
such letters as tho ono referred to, ho may win
tho vote Of Southern members, but will kill his
strength In tho North. Ills legs arc not long
enough to ride both these horses at once.
, 1877-05-30

They have odd sort Of horses IN Minnesota, II
tho PtoneeT.tF<ss is to 10 beloved; for Ia tell.
Ing how to catch grassl'oppcrs by What might
pcrt[ucntly bo called thu now tartar method It
says: "As matter Of fact, by Using four pans
Ia front anl two In the rear drawn by three
horses without wheels, tho 'hoppcrs can bc
ewcpt from 100 ncrcs In two or three days ut
tho farthcst.n OF course tho horscs With
wheels nrc tho equine oddities re rofer to,
which arc admitted, by implication, to oxist.
, 1877-05-30

Tho son Of Pennsylyaala Sheriff hanged
himself, though his father might hAYe saycti
him Tho trouble But they always did do things
qucesly In Pcnnsy}yanla,
, 1877-05-30

HKf1z's lovcpassIon Is dcllcatc1y touched
upon In the "Llfe" recently published by
WILLIAM sriaAND. Ifc hal m affair OF the
heart At 10, and at IA WAS 10 enamored OF a
blonde mhftlcn-hfs senior, OF fcoursc-that, Nhf1e
fcctttng acn1LLKR's "Dtycr" on speccl,-18y,
and suddenly catching sight Of his inamorata, ho
Hammered, stopped, and fell into dead swoon.
But the gano Which blazcd aercety AMI long,
and which was commcrnoratcd in many Of his
poems, Was ktn11c1 BY lila cousin, AMAt1n
ffsrNE. She was coqucito, aud tri1cl with
him, Afterwards marrying q commonplace
burgher, who wns many degrees too good for
her. ffElNB had nm Imagination, and he IDEAL
txcl her. She was herself disappointed In 1oro,
mot getting tho man shc Wnntcd,-ncither
HMM nor her husband. uo consequently cel-
cbratci her Hcklcness aud fats In these three
stanzns:
A youth ho loves maiden,
She doth another tsofet;
This other fnvcs yet another,
And he hath married her.
Tho maiden shc wcds In vexAtton
Tho very tifAt Aro man
Who comes In the way boforc her
The youth check then grows Wan.
This is an ancient story,
such Al IA ever new;
To whomtocyesit u happens,
lila heart Ia broken In two.
Tic mourncd far years oTcr h!s pcrfld!ous mis-
trcss, but his euro was finally completed, aud
announced In tlis stanza:
shs broke her faith, sho broke her ssoth,
for this feel fotgi7tnR;,
oteehMt,s s' asd asd a. ~ MsIdsd sns "fs
Ihero IL abundant comfort for tho lifted fn
tllfs SCRAP Of biography; a dose Of HE1NA will
do tnorc to restore peace In such cascs than cold
steel, OF poison, or tho unroulanttc Fopc. .
, 1877-05-30

uEspERrA LODGE. No. 4t1 4. r. 4 4. M.-Ilta.
ular Communication at Masonc Tctnp!c. cnrncr 1san.
I6ifd degree X:sing Is Ssesi,.5 tRtteJ'
CffhA. F. FOEHSrE1s Secretary.
, 1877-05-30

Sixty shingle-nstls worc found In deceased
Boston dog. 1t would have been more honest
policy for that dog's master to have bought his
ualla bY tho pound.
, 1877-05-30

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into tho sanne course that Roumanin has pur.
sued.
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vi, orun,.-.to so,na =. th.,,.
! Tho 0om,n;.to.s - ,bo -o.ont 1.oo;s,u-
.r~s ~ .o-a.,,s.a ~ ..,,s.. T., .,..-.ss,@.s %
for tho roaeon INT ,hnv ~oar.ean. - hoda
wh;ch ;ai1aya,olv forfo;te;, 1T ana n n,,,1,c
rona,onco wI,;,a IT. :. t.r. ~ ~ 1900, :.
II r,rt;cnto,,v consp;ono,s T., - ,ha m 49, ~ ,,,
annronr,,,,on. ,ni ,ho oct,o,, T., ~ooo-a ~
tha gfnto .uor.o Comn,;ss;ons-s n,,,a ,a,a,
ooament ~ gtata.11ouao ofro,r. hal ,,car -
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, 1877-05-30

Grocnbacks at the New York Stock Ex-
change yoatcrtlny closed at 933.
, 1877-05-30

Adelphl Thcntre. ..
Monroe street. corner Dearborn. HAyer'ys Min
&t1etA Afternoon and evening.
, 1877-05-30

EInvtrtyss Theatre.
Randolph street. bctween Clark and Lksal!s.
"Tbe TWO Orphans" Afternoon and evening.
, 1877-05-30

Now Chfcnsn Theatre.
Clark street. between Lake and liandolrh. Ia
Commander Cazeaeuvc, tho 'Trestld ldtgitAteuf."