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TOMORROW

IL Ii. WARNER, Zeal Estate AUvtioaeer,
TRUSTEES SALE OLA TWO-s-
DWELLING ON W" -, - a tQhf IN naTtI
..ns.t, BETWEEN E AND STREETS
SOUTHWEST.
BY virtue OF deed of trust. dated No -
yember 9Th. A. d. ISIS, duly recorded in Liner ..B
No. sO2, folio 257, che of the lsad records for s
the District OF Columbia, aud At the guest of
party secured thereby, will sell. public suc-
tjou, ia front Of the premises, on WEDNESDAY,
Septt mber 10th. lS7l, at q O'Clock p. IN, al that
piece snd parcel Of ground lying IN the city e
Washing ION, District q Columbia, known as lot
numbered g. ven q in Chss Il. CHurCl - recorded
subdivision on original lot numb cred four f4. in
E.uare numbered thrss hundred and twenty eight
(SLsl, together with he Improvements, &C.
Terms third in cash, and the balance at 8, H.
AID Is months, with iuteI 'st at Per oeHt per Al
mum, secured by deed Of n st on the pro sold
or all cash at option Of the par laser deposit 81
500 required al the time of sale NJ all conveyance
ing at purchasers cost Terms TO b., computed vi IN
IN seven days, otherwise the Trustees reserve the
Tight g resell the property at the risk and Oh te
citing purchaser, after five days advertiser ent
T TGSMhs Ii hf EbPssoN' Trustees.
J. 7. COLDWELL, Salesman. eus2J-eoSds
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eTEAMERS FOR NEW YORK.
Ing steamers Ohm GIBSON and Z. O. KNIGHT
\ W leave New York at a O'Clock D. m. risnknA
eve saturday, Georgetown every Non 1&3
day 4 CLOCK 2. m, and Alex and ria essSA
every monday at O'Clock D. ~.
Freis as Iaken at lowest rates. For formation
apply at ymce over Metropolitan Bank, IS street,
or TO Il. " a. p4NHAM, Agent, waite, street,
Georgetown SAMUEL BACON,
RpI-tr Preside, &.
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TaoMAs BOWLING. Auctionesr.

TRUsIIEE Es sALEoF yAL 4 PROPERTY
D. W MEsI sIEkET, GE0RGEr0WS.
- BY virtue q deed of trust, da' cd October -
.n, 1873 and recorded in Liber 49, foiio ss5. l13
w eel, at 2gsc auction ion n front ron g q
iS7, % clock D m , the eastern half part Ct lot
nnuInoeTed sixty two (62), in Homeais addia's q?
he property fronts % feet Oh West street, has !.
HeptA ID ~ FEET, and Is Improved viii god Two.
MY Dsck House Learly new, being h5us5 No Al
:. 4, rms: one fourth cash; the residue at one AMI
tHo years with Interest az 10 per cent Per a -nnI
~ is strsck on. Terms to be Complied with In
days from sae. Deed given aud trust tsxen All
au FED. r. a, JOSEF OF s UTTT ra.ss
THOMAS DowLIsG, Auct sens n,
CHANCERY sALEoF Two FRAME HOUSE,
u AND ONE VACANT Lor.
OF the Dlsrlct of Columbia, passed ia "a nifty -
cause No so, we will offer for sale az auc -
18th day OF September, i ~ a. nSIIr Ihs
Lots No; 50 and 81 in Payne FenisIi rru.ts aI
No as in this city situated on oh s.rs q IN square
tween z ind d streets south. O
and streets fronting IS feet on sS .rse9 M
40 iG7s ieet on street, and improved by a Frame
Lot No; 30 has front OF % feet on 9th stres,.
deps. % iI3 iOn feet and Il Gnimproved.
depth Of is io et and Il i IL ise5 on sh street
House, Ne 30s S'0''- 70 frame
Terms; One-third Of tie purchase money in cash.
months, with per cent interest, secured oy the
purchasers notes and Q reserved lien Deed given
and seed OF trust taken upon final ratification Of
sae or else deed given IN ns rsti alton of sale
AND tull payment OF purchase money, at option Of
Rurchts $50 10 be paid on ot on DAY OF sale
Convey anei9g at purchasers, cost. A plat Of the
time at tne once OF the Auctioneers, and wiz be
JAMES G. PAYNE, Trustee,
REGINALD EESbALi' Tra aa,1s
puro.Nsou nj No 0s 3a5 - street northwest.
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hUhOAGbOH BIOS, Auct1oneers.
FINE ~ ire s3Rp sA.g vBURSgsPy. PORT,
KUN, GIN, WHISTLES, OLD COG n A y
BRANDY, &c &c, AT AUCTION.
18Th, ls77, at 10 O'Clock, we will sell, ata8S
No 1000 street northwest, . general kl
assortment Of fine Wines, Liquors, &c. &c,
being tn. stock Of J. q. Hensult q Son, vine i'm
p rters.
sep7-d DUHCANSON BIOS, Ancts.
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1877 GREAT 1917
PENNSYL VANIA 6OVTE,
TC THE NORTH, WEST, AND SOUTHW EST.
Double TrGck, Steel Rails,
Splendid Scenery, Magnificent Equipment.
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AUCTION SALES.


Il Il. wAKsHR, Kesl Eslase AucuOnesr.
IRgsTEEs, SALE OF A VALUABLE BUILD
ING S,;, LOT on The SOUTH sIpE OF MAssA-
IfTH STREETS NORTHWEST.
BY virtue Of deed Of trust, dated January -
gh, a ID Isl, and duly recorded in Liber No.
The District of Columbia and At the relue-; Of the
party secured thereby, will sell, ct public suc-
Sth DAY OF September, Isl, at o'ciocs p m, al
that piece or parcel OF ground situate in Washington
cIty; Dist let Of Columbia. known and described As
original lot Il IN Square numbered two hundred and
forty seven (2E.l
Terms: ssoO, together with expense. of sale, in
cash, 5000 in thirty months At nine per cent inter-
est; and balance IN at SANE rate of Interest
interest pay able semi sun asy deferred pay nents
T @ e5 6 Ige 81 >, tn 81 "a III.
cost of purchaser. IL terms of sale not omplied
with Uithin ten days from time SALE the Trustees
and cost Of the defsultng purchaser after i've days
notice by public advertisement
LIVES 3 3. c cTErsK }rru,see.
J. T. COLDWELL, Salesman. sug3s-eoSds
ri RTHE ABOyEsAsE Is POSTPONED until
' k6%iS 8, 6 i 1faiR Trustees:
j. T. GOODWILL, Salesman. sep6 eokds
THoMAs BOWLING, Auctioneer.
PEREMPTORY SALE OF A TWO STORY
FRAME DWELLING. ON sINTH STRsEr,
BETMEEN FREDERICK AND FAYETrE
SIBEETs, GEORGETOWN, d. c., AT AUG
On TUESDAY AFTERNOON. September -
ilth, al o's clock in front Of the premises, 90
on he north line O. oh street by depth Of 80 teet
improved by Frame Dwelling Bouse.
SAFE e, seremstOry Terms ca.h Con geysneing at
sepS THOS. BOWLING, AUct.
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STEAMERS, &C.

STEAMERS, &c.
pOTOMAO TRANSPORTATION LINE
O The oemnodior, Fay Steamer. SUE, Osst: = o.
e. ogs q Fl ,is;s. s9s3s
DAY and FRIDAY ct s O'Clock ,: m, for Bald.
LHURsDAY 1t p. M for washington and river
= g. 81 + 0s sse ;s s Hss
EOR POTOMAC RIVER LANDINGs-
VA e AM :. G iea%. w leave R.:s
ThgRsDHS f'n a6sNfsas, 81 ocioet, for AMI al
Fsns = and r GGTn =
far down A. MsttoH Greek returning on SUN DAY
su1s GEESE 6osi ooss I@ and
'1 nsrsS-T '''''D'' WIN Il. kILLMOs. Agent.
GUNNER ARRANGEMENT
ROB NORFOLK, E0RTREss MoHBos AND
The s*itt and elegant iron steamer LADY OF
The i LAks .,,,s CsS,aia j. MHIs,
DAY, Wednesday and Friday, at 31s.sE
O'Clock D. m. connecting with steamers for Boston,
assg :as
urcay at O'Clock p. M.
FOR POTOMAC RIVER LANDINGS.
Steamer JOHN w. THOMPSON, Captain JOHN
&. WOOD, leaves her harf, foot OF ~ -
5.h street, three times week
Tuesdays at . O'Clock q m. ;or Gone AkAnEa41R
river; Thurdays at = O'Clock q. m. FOR Curronan
and Leonsrdtown; Saturdays at = O'Clock q. N. for
CurriOman and Leonardtowp.
On aud after July 10th, will leave ashfngton for
Piney Point on Tuesdays at = O'Clock, arriving at
Piney Point o: lock ,. 10. returning, VIII leave
o. 50; sin ale fare, 81.
FOR further Information apply Ct the Office over
metropolitan Bank knox's Expres Office, or al the
CempsDy's Wharf; foot Of 9th stres..
Dasgsse called for on application at KNOBS IL
press Once; SAMO FL BACON, Proe1,
II. J, ACOIHELLY. Agent
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NORTH GERMAN LLOYD.

STEA ~ Z 5P Ld 4 BJETWTEEX YORK,
The steam, Of this Company will sail every Sat.
s GIdsy fTem Bremsa Pier foot Of Third ZfEkt
New York 10 Southampton, London ,s.azaazszA
Hsyre and Bremen, first cabin, SlOO; second cabin,
SSo sSld steerase' $50 currency Fog freight or
seIo ON Bowling Green, New York q
A MEXICAN LINE OF STEAMSHIPS
q sail every Th URsDAY direct from ~seank
PPhilsdslphia 70 Liverpool, touching st 1Sf1
Cabin, Intermediate and steerass massage tiok At.
can be had at II. D. COOKE, ia. a 90 e, Bank.
ore, la29 street. Also, Agents for the He'd Star
CUNARD LINE.
NOTICE.
win the WOW OF Diminishing shs chances Of COL
tne sseemsfs OF thus line take specific course
On the outward passage from Queenstown to New
nosn or % inc nol,S ~ meridian Of " "
sss s.ons re meridian Of
TH1 BRITISH AND NORTH AMERICAN
sErwEkESHf NV w Y5k sT1AhsHIRs
CALLING A C0Kk HAKB6K. 001'
po.s IRON new f9RL. IRoA NEW rOlE.
sss ss:sais: S Sss i
SoythfA.-. ed, Sept. g soythia.--.Wed., Oct 81
a a!sS:ssw*ss' S Co., 3 NJ
sss s.s.y is0xnS from &c.
sSId IS! .sscis;sN p :SoOP%SS.ass IoSst % Y..s:
very low rates Through bills Of landing given FOR
o saS Gsass '
fEeisht and pes.ass apply ct theOonpanyi odios,
20 BsGsH 8: S ss and
jan3sD OHAs. g FRAHCKLYH, Agent.
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THE TRADES.
COLDS HEATING APPARATUS.

We are the Man rfacfursrS q
GOLD WARY AIR FURNAC1N,
xQss0s % Sseosn, and sssQsssstSossoblV ~ bed
n tSSG.
~Cau aud see the thing itself, and sahs Q D.
scriptfvs pamphlet
~CHAEDELIERS and 0As1IXrURIs ~
SMITH, 1IBGE = CO.,
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COHEN's LOAN OFFICK, corner OF tn
street and New Y6sA sVsnus, entrance ~
% Ne. rork avenue. Ths most private ~
lowest rate Of interest Gold and silver Ws3chsS
1oties and Gentlemen = Cioa mn OSrpoe1. md N
sfsfcles Of valus Is1I.iv
NEW OMNIBUS LINE.
= On snd after this date Will run o DAILY
Lis = oi nrst class csBvey from the S9X32 -.
81 e. cars, corner Pennsylvan ia avenue -
SUI on street. last 20 Con gressional Gem
6vecents ~ f1o
suglQ I'm GEO w KNOx
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GENTLEMEN'S GOODS.

GENTLEMEN'S GOODS.
IA kEEN'S Ala
MERCHANT TAILORING PARLORs,
4I4 Ninth street,
Contains the largest and choicest assortment Of
MERCHANT TAILORING GOODS
ever before offered to ire WASHINGTON public,
MEN DEAL Onls In PIFCE GOODS, and he keeps
best Cutters. and with a score Of skilled workmen
engages to turn out 80 good Garment IS well made
tnd as srtisically cut any first Class Merchant
Tailoring estsolishment in the United States.
Gentlemen will itd it % their material advantage
to leave their orders for suits at KEEsS. se7-3n
HIRTS CHEAPER THAN ANY
~ OTHER PLACE IN THE wORLD, at
G. GEO. MEssINNISS'
Branch Baltimore shirt Factory, lOl2 II Stree.
Northwest, WaehInston. v. o..
n Her make the FINEST DRESS SHIRTS TO
Fine DRESS SHIRTS made TO order. Of VAN
sutta mGsiin aud Twenty one Hundred Linen, for
81 rs Fine DRESS SHIRTS, ready made !of W am
eutfa N uslln and Twenty one Hundred Linen for
Ocents Zine DRESS SHIRTS, Watertwist Mus
In and Eighteen Hundred Linen, for 81 cents
Boys Fine DRESS SHIRTS, IL, l7x raod IS inch,
only % cents. Fine -Four ply Reversible CUFFS
only = cents pair. Six Finest Four eay LINEN
COLbARs Tor 81 All goods m ade 10 order aud
guaranteed 10 give satisfaction both IL quality and
the r10Hsy refETned- One prize only.
s1s4-n 4. YOUNG CHM, Manosn.
HATS FOR EARLY FALL WEAR.
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BANNERS.

3d. eI0o, $500, $500, ,ef, zoo eS
a LEX. FROTHINGHAM 4 Co., HAHR. uo
~ and BROKERS, No. ~ Wall stree. make for c, =,
TONER'S Desirable Investments Of large or smA.
amounts IN stocks Of legitimate character which
frequently pay from five TO twenty tiules the amount
invested every thirty days.
Stocks oopg and carried a. long az desired on
aeposi oi i've per cent. Circulars aud weekly re-
o2rts SEM Irte. arl2-eoly
A MEMBER OF THE STOCK EXCHANGE
ttocks Bonds and Gold on moder ate margins. Uohl.
nlnso 9s per zach loo shares. Stock priyilesea
nsgotated on responsible parties only Oorre.poGd.
ehce .oIieited. Henry Merriam, Member Am. Min.
nig and stock Exchange, IS Wal erect, Hcy York
Reference, d. y. flanagan, es1, PrSxsfeut Hattce n
IIcst COMPANY, Sep YORK. tAnt-ts
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> rTHOaPsoN'S, az
EEDBCIT BU1LDlH6.p
= -aotures TO order Il
nsnt FEST DRESS SHIFTS FOB SI3 SO.
10 TEEIAL, AND WORKHANSHlP
F4I, PA uNSURPASSED.
-,,. 'TESflED OR MONEY BE
PURCHASES o. -UNpED.
a city FOR the season can
Geatiernen iesyins tho 'r st pleasure from E
leave their measure, sui or. DrEWsfs SO Al
distance. Shirts, Collar, CCfs,
popular prices, G instantly ia stOcs. ~.
MINIS FINE FUhGIsHIN> -Gpv
THoMPsOa'S SHIFT Fh,ft. ing
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How THE LIVES or THREE PENSIONS CAP
fJhtb BY TIE NEZ PEkCEs wEkE
SPARED.
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rHg NEW PARK THEATRE, BROOKLYN.

The season this place will commence OIL the 9th
OF August with presentation Of varieties. On Sep
tomUer 10 The Lngard combination will appear,
headed by Miss Alice Dunniug and Horace Lnsard
The regular fail will commence on the 18th Of
September, and the company viii consist Of Manager
Colonel W. n. sim; Assistant Manager, George h.
Eacson; actors, Mss Aiie Weaver, Srs. J. J Prior,
Mes Lulu Prior, Miss Maria Prescott. Miss Eliza
Long, Mass Josie Myers, Mr.. j. Leslie Gossin,
blr George X. Edcson Mr. J. " Little, MIR. Charles b.
Charles hsrginson, Mr. Frank LATHE, Mr.. Charles ).
Dobson, Mr.. William Frazier. Mr. J. U. Elliott, Mr..
Samuel Wright The stars booked Tor the scuson OF
1917 and 1873 are Mss Gcncvevc Rogers, 4. g. Bang.
MISS Maggie Mitrhcll, Louise Pvmeroy, John h.
owens, Frank y. Cnaufrau Lester Wailack. "BaUy, !"
John I. Raymond, George Rlgnoid, Mrs d. Y. Bowers,
Frank Frayne, Alec Oates como Engnsh Opera Com
psny, Lawrence Barrett J. y. williamson and Maggie
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EQUINE HYDROPHOBIA.

Mr. Jackson Aibin, Of Babylon, Long Island, some
three weeks ago had dog which acted strangely, and
at last away, gong through 1ed where horse
belonging to Mr. Andrew Arnold was grazing Tho
next DAY the horse 10 have one Of
his legs, and was supposed that no had been bitten
by the dog On Friday the horse was seized with hy
drophobia, making desperate efforts to bite anybody
coming near him, and he died tho Same DAY IN great
agony. So lar ~ known. NO other animal was biuen
By the -,
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THE SEVENTIES ARMORY.

Tho treasurer OF the seventh Regiment Armory
Fund has received the following Ieter from Mr. Dx:-
NEw YoRK, August IL, 1871
Mr.. X. N WEED, Rsgimsntal Treasurer
DEAR SIR enclose small contribution toward the
new armory Tor the seventh regiment, ana only wish
that could do much more, being convinced, In view
Of recent occurrences that In making this gift am
aiding the cause OF peace social order intellectual
and religious progress and public security. In tho
nope that you may receive donations simply adequate
TO the object in View. l am, respectfully and truly
yours, MOkGAN DIX
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Moore sour Boarding House." sphinx Dominos." In
addition TO which negotiations pending with all
she European and American successes.
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N1HE DANITES. "

The presentation oil this piece. OF which SO much
has been written ana expected ~ postponed until
Wednesday evening Tho management have encoun-
tered difficulties which they could not successfully
conquer, aud have therefore set apart another day.
Ii one may juagc IRON the important preparations
that are oeing made the pubic will not be disap-
DO ntcd IN the call that has been made upon It's pa
tenco IL promises TO be, as an American production,
one OF the sensations OF the hour
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THE FIFTH AVENUE THEATRE.

The business manager Of the Fifth Avenue Theatre,
Mr.. Stephen Fske, says that THIS establishment has
entered upon the third year OF CONTIGUOUS season.
uninterrupted winter summer, and he thinks that
The avorabiy illustrates the condition Of the drama
in New YORK He adds:-"Ths Is Mr.. Days ninth
Of cement, and policy Is to present the
best Of everything dramatic in the best dramatic lorm
Every Of these seasons with the single exception
oil The unique Divorce season, has been marked by
the production Of a star aud the revival oil OF
shakespcare's plays Last season tho star was
MISS Nelson and the revival AS You Like
It, The season before Edwin Booth was the
star and Richard H. the revival Tho
year before E. L. Davenport was the and tho
'shylocx' the revival. So back Oh aries
Mathews and Loves Labors Lost TO Mrs Scott Sid
dons and Twelfth NgbL' Ine coming season Will
have It's star-iud It's oaiy stprin Mr. Jefferson, and
It's Shakspraran revival of more than usual sgnlt-
canoe aud splcndor 10 present his own plays Mr.
JcIIcrsons repertoire and tue Shukspeariaa revival
suitably 20 the New York pubc Mr. D.ly has retained
The leading members Of his company aud VIII augment
It's dnclplncd ranks oy sngayeYans which 1t Is not
yet pohey 10 disclose MISS Ado l,yas, Mr.. G. H.
Gilbert MISS Mary Wells, Mss Emily Rgl, Mss sgd
ney Cowel Mss Edith Blanche, Miss Henrietta Va
ders, MISscs Amy stewart Euacnia Paul, Sadeo Bge-
low, florcncc Wood, Maroon Chester, Mcroe Charles
and Belle wharton. Among tue gentlemen wi'l DO
Mr.. owen Fawcett, Mr. George Purkes, Mr.. W.
Bcekman, Mr. James Lewis Mr.. Charies Fisher, Mr..
William Davldse, Mr.. Frank Hardcnbcrg, Sir. John
Drew, Mr.. j. y. StudIcy, Mr. Maurice Barrymore
ana mIss Fanny Davenport twho has just
returned IRON Enropc) constitute dramatic world
or Themselves. Otner names will be found in their
appropriate places when required by the necessities
OF tue plays rroduced'' Mr.. Fisks concludes with
the hopeiu and rom his point Of view, very natural
ooservauons that "cvcry year there has tecn u
markcc advance IN American dramatic art, which,
arcudy far superior 10 TINT OF London, will com pare
fav0raby With that Paris. There will pe better plays
and moro Of them presented In New York this winter
than before, aud the long list oil travelling com.
bnatI0ps which you publish only shows that navo
more players--and, on the whole, better onss-than
Hat
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wALLACK's rHEATRE--'sBLUE BEARD"
Miss Lydia Thompson, after u three years. tour
abroad reappcared in New York last night, In
company with number Of young LADIES', and
once gave " the public the buresque
of 'Blue Beard" AS announced on the bills It has
been performed upward OF one thousand times Conse-
queutly 1t lie more less familiar to the play going
public. New features, however, were introduced last
evening" and fairly novel stage business was done for
The deec,aton Of large audience. Beautiful
limbs, not immodostly undresscd, fair faces,
simple and unsugsestve songs some lively action that
elected laughter aud two hits that brought
friendly applause the away In COOL hunor
and will doubtless attract others until there is u
change. The three features OF the play were, hrst
Miss Thompson herself, who as Selma, July main
tanned the interest oil the hurcsgue; secondly, Willie
Edoun, who in every movement oi his body, whether
turk or Ch,nee, Is coDscentiously humorous, be-
he cannot help It,, and nnally Miss Alice
Burvllle, young ahd heretofore unknown English
girl who representing the part Of Fatlma, sings IN
assumingly two thrce Songs with u voice
OF remarkable scope and sweetness
to call for spontaneous praise To
describe the burlesque Is not necessary. Calcium
lights, pretty drapery, an eghty-iourth part Of an
inch between nature aud art, lively dialogue,
several dances that would almost muster at Ocean
Grove-in fact, dccency and non sense tell the whole
story oil ''Blue Beard" the blonde troupe and
ever OF success attaches to its first performance.
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NEW YORK HERALD SUNDAY AUGUST QUADRUPLE
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1t because their unhappiness turn for relief
TO the amusements ana excitencnts OF the drama.n
Mr. J. n. Pattison the pianist will give conccrt on
Saturday evening at st. Marks Hotel Staten lsaud
He will be ASSISTED by MISS Annie Borie (who sings
night at Gmoro's Garden), Mrs. Bome,slar Mira g. W.
Elder, Mr.. Lowenberg aud Mr.. W. j. Hill Mr.. Ru-
dolph Aronson will probably perform one or moro OF
his compositions.
Tho Philadelphia Museum, after undergoin g
thorough decor repairs will open under tho
lesseeship OF Mr. William Davidge Jr, on the lat Of
October with the Bouocuut Comb nation and the new
comedy Of "a Bridal Tour" The piece VIII Do acted
also Tor the first limo on the Same evening at Wal
lacks New York, and IN London.
kerry Gov" and Joseph Murphy ought not TO DO
forgotten in recital Of metropolitan amusement.
There are lev better amusements on the New York
stage this time than that which presented At the
Grand Opera House. The shocng Of the racehorse,
the arrival of the carrier pigeons and the we'll acted
enthusiasm o. Miss Mortimer are exquisite ilustra-
tons of stage Aclion
Sgnorina Gulietta, prima donna who has 4 ust ar
rived Italy, and the possessor OF superb soprano
voice. has been engaged by Gilmore Shc will SIM al
the Garden concert tomorrow night should not be
drawback 10 her success TO state that sho is New
England girl-a native of Portland, Me--and has not
boon selected for tue occasion without due regnrd Ia
her excellent artistic qualities
The Permanent Exhibition, the great Philadelphia
show Is 50 little appreciated by the citizens Of the
Quaker City that II Is losing money rapidly. To-day II
Will DO opened Sunday Tor the first time and the ex
pertinent Will te watched with much interest. Mr.
John s. Morton, an enerprising aud pubIic-spirited
man, has just elected president Is the orIgt
nstor Of the sunday opening Of which no has always
been strong advocate.
On The alss Of August IL " ssneunesA ths& there
The Red Cloud chief., 1877-06-14

-THolAa, LILLE, Neb., June 4, 70.
Ed. CHIEF:-Crops looking well.
and consequently everybody feeling
well.
VIM. L~ongbotham of this plsce,is
doing well in the'breakihg line. He
has four teams running.
We understand that Dr. Dalton, Of
your city is about to help this precinct
a little by starting a store here. | be-
lieve be has offers from different ones
here of land providing be will give .
half interest in his business or sell on
credit. As the DR.. is well known
throughout the whole county, it is
needless to speak of bis business tact.
We haze to boast over your misfortune
bat you will have this consolation, he
does so' leave the county, and what is
your loss Is our GAIN
Plenty OF rain aud ground squirrels.
Some claim,iumpiog going on.
Dugouts worth 80 cts. On the dollar.
Our P. NJ. deposited $l7 OO in his
well last Saturday, besides some valu
able papers. but at er while began to
think it unsafe to risk 50 much where