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stolen Kisses,

There is class Of men'in this COM
munity who never let anybody else
have any fun. Instead Of making cv-
erybody happy around them, they mako
everybody miserable. One Of those
characters was on board the train on
Saturday, coming up from the pioneers
picnic With his young and pretty wife.
They were on ono Of tho long benches
of tho platform car. Alongside tho
wife sat young man Of festive tcndon.
cics, peculiarly 10 men, young and
old, no. uufrcq ucnt upon tho Com
stock. We'll, tho train reached tho
tunnel, and in moment everybody
vas in the dark. When daylight was
reached again the husband saw afrag.
ment Of his wifo's veil upon that young
mans hat. Instead Of reasoning, rs
philosopher would have done, that it
might be all a mistake, the suspicious
husband got up aud wanted to punch
the other mans head, aud made a scene
generally. The trouble finally cooled
down, and everybody began to laugh
at the old fellow. When presently
another tunnel was reached, mis-.
cLicvous young lady who sat next to
tho husband quietly detached piece
Of her veil and put it on his hat. As
soon as the car got into daylight the
other passengers began to laugh at
him, aud to hint that be had been
browsing on forbidden pastures.
Worse than oil, his wife pretended to
get angry, and when such audible re-
marks Us "Who'l thought it?"
"Pity man Of his age can't behave
himself" "Bald.hcaded men arc all
that way" etc, went around the car,
his faco looked like boiled lobster all
over. When the depot was reached be
was thu first man of the train.-Pir-
giMia, Mratlu, Chronicle.
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ARRIVAL AND DEPARTURE
OE TIE NAILS.

Clarksburg-luily except Saudays-leayes
Weyon ut s A. M.--arrives at 1 7. u.
Braxton Court IlOuse-daIly except Sun.
days-arrives at lItstOn by $3.50 ?. NJ, and
leaves Weston same day al $50 P. N.
GIcnvilIe-leavcs Htston nj ! a. NJ. on
xondays, Wednesdays and Fridays-arrives
d, ip u Tuesdays, Thursdays and SatuF-
days. =,
buckhauuon-arrivrs at Weston II u.
TUESDAYS, Thursdays and SAturdAys-lCares
Weston p n. same days. ,
Philippi-nrrives ut Weston Tuesdays mad
Fridays At GP. N leaves Weston Hednes-
day and Saturdays Nt : \. N. =, ,
Mount pleasant-leavCS Weston MonuaFs
and Thursdays at / A. A.M.-nTrlves Tuesdays
aud Fridays by p. u.
West Union-aFrives Mondays nj r. NJ
leaves Weston Tuesdays at ! a. NJ:
Sand Fork--once wCek--leGves Weston
Moadaysai . \. M.-aIEiveS Mondays ct, >
7. ". =,
e1- Parties having mail to 80 should
bring il 10 the office half An hour before the
departure Of the mails.
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What the Birds Accomplish.

Tho swallow, swift and nigthawk arc
tho guardians of tho atmosphere.
They check the increase Of insects that
otherwise would overload it. Wood
peckcrs, crcepers and chickadces arc
the guardians Of the trunks Of trees.
Marbles and fy.caters protect tho TO-
liagc. Black. birds, crows and thrushcs
protect the surface Of the soil. Suipc
and woodcock protect the soil under
tho surface. Each tribe has its own
respective duty to perform in the
economy Of nature aud it is su un-
doubted fact that il tho birds wcrc oil
swept off tho face Of tho oarth man
could not live upon it; vegetation
would withcr aud die; llsccts would
become 50 numerous that no living
thing could withstand their attacks.
The Wholesale destruction oceaslonet
by grnsshoppors, which have lately de-
vastatcd tho West is undoubtedly
caused by the thinning out Of birds.
such as grouse, prairie hens, ETC., which
feed upon them. The great and ines
timablc service donc to the farmer,
gardener and florist by tho birds, is
only becoming known from sad expert
cncc. Spare tho birds aud save your
fruit; tho little corn aud fruit taken
by them is moro than compensated by
the quantities of the noxious insects
they destroy.
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A Wife Beater Ducked.

The Wheeling papers give an &C.
count Of how they treat wife beatCrs
down the Ohio river. At Newmartins.
vile lives q man named Huber. who
had been in the habit Of whipping his
wife whep he happened either to have
in too much upplejack or when she did
anything to displcaso him. One Of
these unfortunate conditions existed
the other night and be wul!opGd her
soundIy. Tho ncighbors heard the
cries. They seized Huber, and not
Withstauling tho cutrcatics of tho sorc'
beaten wife, hurried him of to the
rivUr. There a committee had the cx.
quisito pleasure Of giving him q duck
iug. Hc bawlCl loudly for mercy
every time bis head came out of the
wascr. and protested to high heaven
that he would never maltrOat his wife
again. These promises werc echoed
by successive duckings until the fellow
was nearly drowned. d.-FairmoM Iader.
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CHURCHES

ME-. Church, Rev. II. C. Sandfori, Pas
tor. Preaching every Sabbath. Prayer
meeting wednesday night. Sunday School
j. A. Barnes, SuperintrndGnt-CvGry Sun
day nt , o'clock, p. u.
Presbyterian Church, Rev. George u.
Fleming, Pastor. Services every alternate
Sunday. Sabbath Sehool-Wm h. Dun
ningtou, SuperintendGnt-evCry Sunday at
0 o'cIuck, 4. ".
Catholic Church, Rev J. A. Tracy, Pas
tor. Services every first and third Sundays
a, IA and 10 4. M., and T. u. Sabbath
School-Jacob Schuliit, Superintendent
every Sunday at o'clock, r. II.
Episcopal Church-attended occasionally
Ly Inc RcY. Nr. Wood, Of Clarksbnrg.
African u. Z. Church, Rev. T. II. CyFis,
Pastor. Services every Sunday nj 10 O'Clock
Sunday SchooI-George 7. Jones, Sapesiu-
teudeul-eycry Sunday Mt Q o'clock.
Colcrrd N. l.. Church, Rev. John Hughes,
Pastor. Services every Sunday at II
O'Clock. Sunday SchOol-Charlcs Lee, Su-
perintculent-every Sunday at O'clock,
m.
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& Ohio Railroad Taxes.

Auditor Miller bus made up, frou
reports received from the boards Of
education in the various counties, n
list of taxes due from railroads in this
State. The following arc the arrears
reported against the b. 40. h. r.,
and Parkers5arg Branch from all
counties ard districts in the State
Borkely, slSG5G S5; Brook, s1,277,.
81; DoddridgO, S7,SO1.SS; Hamp.
shire, S5,6O6.G6; Harrison, S3,SS2..
CT; Jefferson, S9,S9l.O4; Marion,
S14.429.57 ; Marshall, S13.G45.3O; ;
Mineral, Sl5. .969.95; Morgan, $685.
1865; Ohio. S5,571.3s; Preston,
S2l,70l Al; Ritchie, 10,SGO So ;
Taylor, SlG.976.Oo; Woizol. ST..
15S so; Wood. Sl2.59O.2O. Total,
SAtJIV-0'-f.
The above list vas madc by the
Auditor 10 accordance with au act
passed last winter, entitled IAN act
to extend tue time within which clerks
Of county courts and secretaries Of dis
trict boards of education may certify
the levics of their counties or districts
to the Auditor, when there has been
a failure to do SO, and to prescribe the
time and manner iu which taxes due
such counties or districts from railroad
companies must be paid"
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So,,MtN Souvts.

Lcwis.-First Monday in February,
April, June, August, October and
Deccmber-,ho Juno and October
terms for fiscal and police business
ouly,
Gilmcr.-Sccond Monday in February
April. June, August, October and
December.
Upshur.-Sccond Monday in February
April, June, August, October and
pecember.
Bruxton. Fourth Tuesday in January
March. May, July, September and
November.
Webs,cr.-Fourth Tuesday in Fcbrua.
ry, April, Jsnc, August, October
and December.
Calhoun.-FOurth Monday in Fcbrua
ry, March, juno. August, septcm.
Dor and November.
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Long Island Savings Dank-Excite'
ment Over Its Suspension.

NEw YORK, August,-Excitcment
over the suspension of payment by the
Long Island Savings Bank continues.
Secretary Fowler declared to-day that
the hank is solvent, and has surplus
Of S2G, 900, but TINT it is necessary to
take Advantage of the sixty days rule
in order to avoid needless sacrifice 10
some of its securities. John c. Perry,
council for the bank, issued q card
this morning declaring the s9lVeacy Ol
the Institution.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1877-08-25

7isa great misfortune to have a
frettul disposition. 1t takes tie fra
GRANGE out of ones life, and leaves only
weeds where a cheerful disposition
would cause flowers to bloom. The
habit Of frottipg il ono shat grows rap
idly unless it be sternly rcprcssed ; and
the best way to overcome it is to try
always to look on the cheerful side oI
things.
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Death of Attorney General Daniel.

RIcuMoSD, Va, Aug lG.- Raleigh
7. Daniel, Attorney General. of Yir-
giuia, died this afternoon after a two
days illness aged 70. Hc was re-
nominated for tho same position by the
Conservative Convention last week and
made q speech accepting tic nonina-
ton.
NV YoRk, August 15.-Rev. Asa
Dodge Smith, Ex-Presidsnt Of Dart
mouth College, died at Hanover, n. II.
to-day.
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yHnTRpYHg,

A.F.&A. M.-StateL commune ltitns
Of Weston Lodge No. 10, a. r. and A: NJ,
sill he held on the First and Third Non-
days ofcvery month. ..,,.
J.J. PETERSON, Sec
JANE LEW.-Sla:ea communications Of
Jackson Lodge No. IS, \. T. and A. "
will be held in their Hall, in jane Lew, on
the seconlSaturday in each month.
ISAAC JACKSON, w. ".
VI. D. CARPEg, Sec.
St. Josepll's q. T. 4. D. D.'Society.-Stated
meetings are held on the first Sabbath In ev-
cry month. FATHER TRACY, Prcs't.
Il. J. SIAPsoS, Secretary.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1877-08-25

NEVER deceive for the sake Of fool
ish jest. or to excite the laughter Of a
few companions, at tho expense of 4
friend. 10 anxious when you relate
anything to tell it just us it occurred.
Never vary in the least degree. The
reason Why our cars arc so often sa!u'
ted by false reports is because people
in telling real things add a little to
them, and as they pass through doz-
en- mouths the original stories are
turned into something entirely differ.
ent. So when you attempt to tell my
thing that you have seen with your
own eyes relate it correctly in every
particular, and as you grow older you
will reap the Advantages Of this course
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HOLDING OF COURTS.
GASc,iAt Courts.

Lewis, 1ss day Of March and September
Gilmer, It'll OF March and September
Upshur, 22d Of March and November
Preston, 9Th Of April and October
Randolph, 2Sd Of April aud October
Tucker, % of May aud November.
Barbour, 9th Of May aud November
Webster, 26th Of May aud September
Braxton, 18th March and 18th August
Harrison, 3Oth May and 30th October
Calhoun, 10Th Of May and 10th of Oct.
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\ WOMAN thinks man brave il ho
oaly picks up a cockroach with his iiu.
gers, bu! she dosu't think it requires
any courage to swear oE for three
weeks.
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Local Directory.
COUNTY OFFICERS.

Judge Circuit Court. BRANN0N.
Clerk J." W. II. BYRNE.
prcs't County Court. PETERSON,
Clerk !" J. WOOFTER.
Prosecuting Atty-A. EDMIST0N
Sheriff J. G. VANDERVORT.
County Surveyor D. T. PETERSON.
Assessor 1st District JOHN KEE.
" % GEO. FISHER.
Soa3Gdo93e
Court House District.
G. ". Turner and P. Dargan.
Frccman's Creek Dis,ri6.
G. ". Stricklcr and ". V. Wood.
U0cker's Crcek District.
N. McWhorter and D. Il. Swisher.
Callin'S Settlement District.
S. B. Smith aud ". X. Wilson.
Skin Greek District.
wv. Chidestcr and " G. McWhorter.
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\ pnuuD and ueYoJed wife, who'c
husband had got u job on cellar cx'
c,yation, explained hts absence fro !
home BY slyiug he had gone 20 Wheel
in:.
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Our Tremendous Crops.

Tho Chicago Tribune is excellent
authority as to the Western crops, and
its general estimates aro very Cucour.
aging. It says that the crops Of the
great wheat producing States Of tho
Northwest foE 1877 hayO been so
nearly secured and SO accurately cssi :
mated that there can scarcely bc any
important difference from the following
figures:
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G9e 9empttaf.
2.ateS of Advertising.


Ono Square, ten lines or less, one in-
Sersion 81 %
For each subscqpeut insertion s.
One Square, twelve months 10 90
Onc-fourth Of n column, II months % 90
Onellalt of column, IL mouths ~ %
Onr column, l2 mont ~ or
Local Notices 20 cents rcr line, which
must be paid In advance. ST will bc
charged for announcing candidates for
County,a and $40 for State md y. S. officers.
Lengthy Obituary Notices mMst be rnid for
5zo- All Legal Notices nyc charged to the
attorney presenting thea.
Job G9uaimG3n@
Neatly and promptly executed At this ON c
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TOWN OFFICERS.

Npyor.-Johu H. Todd.
Recortlcr.-JOSePh B. Netf.
aldermen .-P. N. Hale, T. G. Dawson
Il. A. Baukhcad, ". J. Daughcr.y
aud 0. II. ?. Washburn
Sergcant.-J. S. Wilkinson.
Tom .A0oraey.-James W .Woffindin
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DIRECTORY FOR ADVERTISERS.
HERAALppx BRANCH OFFICE, Los RRoAnwAya
ADVERTISEMENTS AND SALES OF PAPERS.

SERS xSS SiaSf go sEaSs4SST p
AsTR0L0GY-2p rAcK-6th col
BBInLLiiARDsTsp W. =; % pAGE-sd col.
sSss oEFtSEHRiR % coils
!sfrv 6usiNEss D NUTlcEsy5,s I Es 18th r.GE-sh col
cIIa Asb s1S col
cSxsrwsE c4cD-ad and 81 col ss
D~EyfSSS EyfSSSSS1sHiSS$SsEs HS$sEs i IET fTSsishED AND us-
Eus6fExN srE81s3lifs G Efs1a'i rssr-sd sss COL
oksisHED y9s Rcoxs SS fS TO
EEeF sEEeFIGsHEsS Ftsss sol and s.A co.
H1ksEs H1ks so col
ASusks sSoAs. e ss &c. s%slAsrEp-sD p4e.-,m eol
lSsnaSSHlGosi5 osT SSb rassa rasn.. col ee
nassnE nnHSMIESEnip MHsTHLsH.7 s.isasa se eo
SCI
MyslCAL-isr PAGx-eth COL
cry FoE sxls io OR TO
REAL LsEsE1sR EsT4TI w8s7RD x4sSi;; es r.o.-, eo
SALES AZ 4ucrioSisr tsS-i ePI P1on-aa and 80 cola
sirUATioNs wANTED-FENALEs-s PAcs-ist. I'd.
ssIry4TioSs MHS'rEp-xALEs PAer-s.A .ol
sP6S4E RIsns rAcscls and
THE TRADEs-2D PAGn--5th col.
of To LII FoR sdsiNEss fsSsS m
uSFgqEES$isMED ROOMS, AND APARTMENTS TO
WANTED To S FtRcaasH-lsr isiss e. rAGs-s.h COL
cSGsTy 1ssa'is S6S SS SALE OR
VINES LIQUORS. LhTNsP r1ss-iss 1C Is. pLer-aa o
YAchTs. sfE4HBoSTs 8c-srn 1s1nis F4eH-s.h sH col
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SALES AT AUCTION.

SALES AT AUCTION.
a RTIsTs FUND
armstrong. D. NJ. Clifford. +. swan Morgan. William
BrsrS ". T. Gras.aiss sSo; ssnsGra Mss Nie.' &c
sssssaa ssIsa S,"ss ay P.s;sa. .rSa eass'''
Brieher At. hennessey. ". J. Parton: Ernest
Brown.JG. Howisnd, A. g. Quariley. Arthur
Garter b. NJ iiantinston D. Robbins. H. W, Jr.
Colyer. Vincent johnson. T. Scott Julian
Cranch. c. P. Jones. A. Silva. Frane. A.
Lambda Lamb hSai' soay sS%y.ss George
Fss.s:; Law Sii Tss Vii. Ssss
Fusai.e IL aGSR Marlin ~ Homer Wi.%sSs John
Gay. T. Miller. Charles II. Wyant. A. II.
on exhibition fee a, the Kur,n Gallery 2ad st. and
Madison and will remain there until the evening OF
snd All hail having kindly placed .hs
disposal o. the Artists Fund the President OF the Young
viii be ,or ladies' Parties unable TO attend
ma. s'oaa' 's ne SHss
The sale will take place att r NJ on Tuesday. the a3d
frs ssa.1 b Jcosi
rsissTRy !sTs s'fEy REST Rgs1esSSE siGss
no. T"Esr isrii ST. smT%EEN arn AND 9TH A's
stcinway's four round ~ octave Pianotorte.
pAnLo AND pR%WSe wTss Too% ssGtrs richly
LoaT yes kay Chairs .naid and gilt Centre
plate Mirrors lace Curtains French Mnte Sets sxtyday
Clocks Musical Boxes Library and Secret Bookcases
Books. Library Tables, Turkish Suit. Writing Desk.
BEDROOM FURNITURE. consisting OF elaborate and
plain BEDROOM inaid and gilt Bedscsds, Dressing
Gases. Bureaus wnshsands single aud double Bsdsteads
~ tine hair ~ spring Mattresses feather Pillows Blankets
Toilet Sets. and plush SUITS marble Tables Chairs
Rockers. Reclining hairs. Lounges
DINING NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Tables. Sdeb0ard.
Chnirs IN leather Silvcrware Croekery two Hall stands
velvet Brussels ANA ingram Carpets Kitchen. servants
Furniture kc.
80 EoRsTkT RsTsHk & G& >S ssGfi sy
LfRED LLOYD. AUCTIOSEER. OFFICE 20
broadway viii this day at II, sell the Fixtures and
Contents In the Liquor Store No. lS2 Hester ST.
Mulberry, four pull Pump, Baxatce Table. Tsoles.
Chairs Glassware, Sverware Champagne &C. dealers in
vited.
A -rUNIs JOHNsON AUCTIONERR
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WANTED TO PURCHASE.

vVANTfD-A COMPLETE SET or BkowNSoS, ~
Review cheap Address. stating lowest terms e. bes
laU Herald Uptown onkss.
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AMUsEMENTs,

ADJUSTMENTS.
nALY's 5TH AVENUE THEATRE.
~ Proprietor aud Manager. Mr. AUGusTIN DAILY
,ssss 2 y ,cccc, ,cccc, EEEg ssss .ssss
ssss I uS cc Err Ssss ssss
sssss vuuuy cccco9 cocccc EEppr ssss sssss
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nloN BouCIcAuLr AND "rnE sIIAuaHGAuN.n


sls-In answer Ms as%ssas,. is;ss, published in
hin 10 h, , Ss Srsse & than ~ In sha
haughraun ynw comes letter pnb;shed IN the Ira "n
nnd"y & ",. IL which ! he tate: tat ~ offered him e night
but he does not mention what his weekly share dwnded
wths,snding his sangune prophecy ,honid with
draw the piece 70 greater receipts thar thoss ct the panto
ccip, falling 80 tar below his expectations
intend 20 act in The shaushran Il tle receipts
e below .oy per nisht although he knew the expense
ing was TO run three months at least repeat Mr. Bouc
sut as on many occasions both bv wcsd and dc,d, done
With regard TO "Fornosa' and "rhe shsughraun" this
was simply ANAL gamatio of capital labor Mr..
Boueicaut agreeing 70 write the pieces. Mr. Chattertou
the chances offaiiuc or success A. Mr. Boaeicaul did
not net in formosa" agreed the production
there many items Mr, Bouccault would allow to
rent Ac that his share nearly II 900 more
Than iane In The shrsashraun Mr. Boaeic"u, acted
borne by me- which amounted. together with ,hc aedi
while Mr. Bonceas rsssscd Tor his share as.7p deduct
s y os s " ha wi" ,Ss be
sum received by Mr. Bomcicanlt
weeks pcros,nanccs OF rEe shausnrsn wh,,e ,onr .s.
tanned loss Of $50 and was remorsciessIy lett hoh hiv,
In portion OF Mr. Boacicaelts first letter he stigma.
rgS play THIS piece the above facts viii show va.
IT, ne.sT mnd % rmy clam To- any Of tho plays he hs
the 'amc letter he says ihis play is mine made pro-
o aue"o" ~ about the ts so There ere
.smsanes !" s's piece 60 Mr. Wyser, Reeves drama q
the scene taken from the Ftcnch drama no
dior of Fortuneg'
conduct has been justified by tour the most
learned isdres 90 The English Bench who; thank God
case IN countries. -
defend IL the grounds that offered him Tor that in
which ne hah no legal estate the
demanded Tor the two dramas In which le LA, one
am, sir, yours obcdiently,
Z. u. CnAITERTON
THEATRE ROYAL DRuRY LANE, Dec. "a 1870
r. s--As Mr. Williamson, leave the corrr tpnuteuce
he has Thought ht to publish TO Mr. o
ccaut TO speak Tor themselves prove by
temcn--one Mr.. Williams agent-ths, la June last
was settled 10 revive The >haughann ana Mr. shlel
Barry was engnged up TO March next that
sustain his original part h. Is e.
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ADJUSTMENTS. 4


w Proprietor aud Manager ,,Mr LESTER WALLACE
First appearance OF Mr. LESTER WALlACk
MoNnAY EVENING January -. ina
NEW AND ORIGINAL ROMANTIC DRAMA
Ia three acts. bv Mcssrs
Pulgravo Simpson and Herman Mer.yale. entitled
ALL Fu. HER
This hne play which has had 4 os 200 nights IN
London. will be given with
ENTIRELY NEW SCENIC ILLUSTRATIONS
by MessrS Isherwood Clare and Weston.
APPROPRIATE INCIDENTAL MCsIC
arranged by Mr. Baker. from old English melodies ELE
CANT GosIIMES Sy Msssss Fianery sad ssn;vssossu
FURNITURE AND APPOINTMENTS
by Mr. Dorrington and assistants
DISTRIBUTION OF CuARACTERs
HUGH TREVOR. LESTER WALLACK
RICHARD nADroRD. pssr.ase % X & Mr.. S. MAcKAys
this theatre
COLONEL DAMER.. EDWARD ARN0rr
MAURICE, LORD EDENDALk..M Mr. c. A. STEVENSON
LAWRENCE HAMILTON tMr. T. HOLLAND
DONAi ID LfNDSAY...... }Jacobites Mr.. EDWIN
EDGAR NORRIS t...Mr SHANNON
ckAkE. Landlord OF the Tavern. Mr. LEONARD
CAPTAIN MERvAiE ................. Mr. CLARKE
ALICE. LADY MARSDEX Miss ADA DYAs
MARY Observation-Disclosures Miss ROSE WOOD
GRKYSTONE the Old Nurse. Mrs JOHN SEXTON
OF action. London. Period during the reian VI
GeDrxc H. when the Jacobites plotng the
rts 20 hc a
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w LILLIAN ABBOTT. AUCTfCNEER,
w Office 3 Chambers st., New York
will sell this day ut 1p o'clock the Fixtures Of the first
class Liquor Store No YORK Fulton ~ near
terry Brooklyn splendid 4puii Ale Pump. walnut
Counters and cabinet Back Fixtures patent Pump fol
lager beer solid oak Chairs Extension and other Tables
Glassware, Screens. &c.
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lNSVltCCTION.
Y rHOMP,ON's COLLEGE 20 4TH Az, OPPOSITE
Atooper Institute bookkeeping. writing. arithmetic.
grammar spelling phonopraphy: day evening. ladies
department. telcgraphv taught practically with instru-
mchts demand Tor Operators. commence Immediately;
terms low.
WANTED-LADy TEACHER or DRAWING ELOCC.
w ton and English tor boarding schooi In Pennsylvania
German lady 10 give two hours teaching ia exchange
home ~ schoo! near city; also several other teachers
wanted Address y COrEsWukrH PICKNEY, Domes.
tic Building. Broadway, corner I4th st., New York
The New York herald., 1877-01-22

IN April 1873 Nod the prize 800 900 goId and on
september We sold and cashrd of SluDUn
u. MARTINEZ y co. Bankers,
~ Wall st buse menL
The New York herald., 1877-01-22

SPORTING-DOGS, BIRDS, &C.
LSOR SALE CfiEAP-A THOROCGHBRED BROKEN
- Setter Bitch years old also Grant Co. Brecch-
LOADER hardly used $40; half cost v D. box ,oeo y T.
CECOND HAND "MASIR" EXPRESS RIFLE,
Odouble barrel DIANA finished in rst class
sole leather with mould &c. complete also several
first class muzxle loading shot Guns, figures.
CHARLES L. EITZMANN. o43 Broadway, one door above
nd
The New York herald., 1877-01-22

II YCEUM THEATRE. EDWIN BOOTH.
TENTH AND LAST WEEK OF EDWIN BOOTH.
A BRILLIANT REpERTOIRL
EDwiN BooTu IL Eight t. cMMARAcTEHs M
EDWIN BOOTH AS snYLOCK.
Clara jennings Alice Brooks Messr Mcvcker Robinson.
- ilarde. Levick and Pierce in the cast.
TU ESDAY bkUTCS. WEDNESDAY,, RICHARD Ill.
THURSDAY. TIL LADY OF Lyons
FRIDAY. hUy BIAS and DON CESAR DE BAZAN.
SATURDAY MATINEE, HAMLET
SATURDAY NIGHT. OrlEi.I.O. Iaeo, EDWIN BOOTH.
sea n ADJ vance.