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SALES REPORTED TO SECRETARY.

$500
WuEAT-Vhtte, 40 bushels at l.4S: 1870
bushels very good at 1856; AZ bushels at S1.42
2S bushels at 81 IS: 40 bushels very good at Sl5O
40 bushels at $1.36; &c bushels at 81 AS; 1875
bushels at $40: l02 bushels at SL20; GOA BUSH
els on private tcrms-tOtal. sos bushels. Red,
1862 bushels at 1896; PA bushels mixed a at
Sl.4O; 40 bushels common Lancaster ut S1.3O
35s bushels common at I25; 974 bushels at $l.30;
GA bushels very good mixed at si45 S14 oIs
bushels prime Fultz at $1.43; 336 bushels at
1892; sc bushels at si;3s; l,o2s bushels ye dyy
bushels prime Fultz at sl.40; Sc bushels very good
Lancaster at $50; &c bushels at sl;o5: 454
bushels at Sl.20; 32 bushels 1T s1.l0 1873 bushels
mixed at sl.37 81 bushels choice Futz at 81 .45 ;
PA bushels common Lancaster Mt 81 40; l2S buslI-
els at $1.l5: 32 bushels at $1.10; 64S bushels
Lancaster at $1.45; 100 bushels very good Lancas-
ter at 1852: l42 bushels at S1.37-total- ll,32o
bushels.
CoRN.-HAite, 17s bushels very good ut Csc.
Mixed. go bushels prime at CSC.
0ATS-100 bushels on private terms; % bushels
good new spring at 35c.: AZ bushels old spring mt
39c. 1O4 bushels very good new at 36c.-tota ga
bushels.
MEAL.-66 bushels unbol.ed at nc. .... o.
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A HOrrEd Crime.
A YOUNG LADY OF STANTON OUTRAGED BY A
-' s NEGRO.

NEGRO.
Especial telegram to the Dispatch.]
STANTON, August To-day about noon
an unknown mulatto man entered the resi-
dencc OF Mr.. John Engleman, in a thickly-
settled suburb of the city, and, finding no.
body at home but Miss Anna Evy, a young
lady in the employ Of the family, choked
her senseless, tied her hands with rope,
and outraged her. He made bis escape.
Citizens are being gotten together to hunt
for him.
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Pennsylvania.
Pennsylvania.
EXCITEMENT AT SHENANDOAH, PA.-STRIKERs
RESUMING WORK.

EXCITEMENT AT SHENANDOAH, PA.-STRIKERS
RESUMING WORK.
SHENANDOAH, PA, August IAN excite
ment was created here last night by large
number OF men who marched through the
streets, headed by drums, &c. They were
dispersed by the authorities, who arrested
forty-seven of their number.
1t is confidently believed that most of the
strikers in this region will resume work
this week.
AN INTERFERENCE WITH TRAINS BY STRIKERS
AT NANAMIE-STRlKERs DISPERSED.
WILKEsBARRE, August AT Nanamie
last night Charles Parrish attempted to
move several trains OF loaded coal-cars and
to bring in empty ones, so that the miners
who were willing to work could do so, but
the strikers uncoupled the engine and made
the engineer 20 away. To-day Deputy
Sheriff Rhoades with posse went there,
and, backed by company Of United States
troops, ran out all the loaded cars without
being interfcred with. A passenger train
on the Valley road was stoned at Sugar
Notch also one on the L.. and S. road at
Parsons's, last night.
VERDICT OF THE COR0NER's JURY IN THE LATE
RIOT CASES AT READING-soLDTERS ACQUIT-
TED OF BLAME. ....
READING, PA, August 1.-The coroner's
Jury in the recent riot cases rendered its
verdict this afternoon, after fourteen days
investigation. They find: First, that the
persons killed on the night Of the 23d ul-
timo came to their death by the firing Of the
military upon the rioters; second, they ac-
quit the soldiers composing the Fourth re-
giment of New York and Of Pennsylvania
Of any blame, and say would be expect
on the part OF unframed soldiers, not to fire
under the fearful peril in which they were
placed, and the jury cannot censure them
for the manner in which they acted.
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GEORGIA..
FIRST SALE OF NEW

FIRST SALE OF NEW COTTON.
SAVANNAH, August 1.-THE first bale OF
new cotton was received to-day by j. W.
Lathrop IL Co. from Florida, and sold by e.
J. Miller to Joseph Hull for twelve cents.
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BY Telegraph.

NEW YORK. August 7.-Gold opened at 105h.
.roon.-S,ocks opened quiet and strong. Money
on call TX rer cent. Colo, 1053s. Exchange
Long, 1861; short, 1877. State bonds quiet. Gov
ernnIents fraction lower.
Euening.-Money easy ut 1902 per cent. Sierl-
Ing quiet at 4S5k. Gold dull at lg5A. Govern
ments steady: new SIS, 1O9E. States dull; Tennes-
see IS, "A offered: new. 43H.
BALTIMORE.
BALTIMORE, August 7.-Virginia G's, old, 80
deferred AZ; consolidated, 64h; second series 4o|.
Bid to-day.
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Flour.

Fine. $5.25: superilne. 81: extra supernue,
S775: common family. S.5O0@SS.75; fancy fam
lily and City Mills, S9@$9.50.
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Illinois.

A RECEIVER APPOINTED FOR THE PROTECTION
~. ~ I.IFE-INsURANCE COMPANY. .Ge
: CHICAGO, August IA receiver has been
appointed for the Protection Life-Insurance
Company.
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VEGETINE.
Az, rza1yI, nIsTAyNEn RET ,IEE

SOUTH BERWICK, ME-, Jan. l7-1S72.
II. r. Stevens, Esq: s~a...a.-
Dear Sir,-I have had Dyspepsiain its WaSst form
for the last ten years and have taken hunareas OF
dollars worth Of medicines without obtaining any
relief. In September last commenced taking the
yEGErISE, since which time my health has steadily
improved. My food dIgests well, and have gained
fifteen pounds Of flesh There are several others III
this place taking YEGETiNE,gand al have obtained
relief.
Yours truly, THOMAS E. MOORE,
Oyerseer of Card-Room, Portsmouth Company's
Mills.
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RICHMOND TOBACCO EXCHANGE.

TUESDAY, august Z, 1871.
The breaks to-day comprised 235 hogsheads. As
tlerccs, and II boxes. The offerings AZ auction Oh
Change were 100 packages; of which number %
were taken In, and the remainder sold At prices
ranging from $3.40 to $50.
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UNITED STATES OFFICERS ATTACKED By DEs-
PERADoEs IN HENRY COUNTY, TENN, AND
DRIVEN OFF. s.......
MEMPHIS, August Ton last Friday
night Deputy United States Marshals Har-
ris and Reebles were sent by General Pat
terson, collector OF this district, to seize
the tobacco-factory Of John A. Burton, in
Henry county, Tenn. !. They had two men
with them, and seized the factory. They
began loading the machinery on wagon,
when suddenly they were surrounded by
twenty-five armed men, who ordered them
TO unload the wagon, some OF the despe-
radoes insisting on killing the officers, who
were forced to abandon the work and leave.
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Missouri.

THE UNITED STATES GOVERNMENT IN A NUMBER
OF SUITS. as.
ST. LOUIS, August THE case OF the
United States against William Mckee is Bet
for the Sd Monday in;September. 1t is un-
derstood that similar suits will be brought
against other parties. rt
RECEIVER APPOINTED FOR TIE COLUMBIA LIFE
INSURANCE COMPANY OF ST. LOUIS.
ST. LOUIS, August Judge Gottzchalk,
in the Circuit Court, appointed L. E. Alex
ander, formerly cashier of the Mercantile
Bank, receiver OF the Columbia Life-Insur-
ance Company of this city, that institution
having been declared insolvent. 80,
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VEGETINE is SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS.
Tau 6-S& W2tI
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BALTIMORE
COMMERCIAL.

CORN AND FLOUR EXCHANGE.
RICHMOND, August z, 1877.
OFFERINGS REPORTED TO SECRETARY.
WHEAT White, 4,606 bushels; Of which 8, g G
bushels were re-exhibitcd. Red, 1902 bushels
of which 352 bushels were re-eXhibited.
CoRS.-IFhRe, $50, bushels KeLLo1c, 144 bush
els. Hired, 444 bushels.
OATS.-356 bushels. 81. t....s".
MEAL.-60 bushels.
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FLOUR.
NEW FAMILY FLOUR.
THE PATENT FAMILY"
TOILET ARTICLES.
Tn u n CTI o N.

TNJUNCTION.
have TO notify the trade aid the public generally
that on the sth Of May last obtained an injunction
from Judge j. F. DAILY, Of the Court Of Common
Pleas, against person styling herself MADAME
GOURAUD," restraining her from selling trans
ferrlng, or in any manner disposing CT the goods,
chattels, PROPRIETARY ARTICLES, and trade
marks OF the late DIR. r. FELIX GOURAUD."
This enJoins the sale Of the ORIENTAL CREAM
and all other of the PROPRIETARY ARTICLES
of my deceased father. have therefore TO warn the
trade against purchasing from the said Madame
Gouraud" any Of said preparations, or from dealing
In the same. Meanwhile my OLYNPLAN CREAM
Is free from any legal ENHANCEMENT, and my right
10 its manufacture and sale unquesttoncd. The pub
lie will find it in quantity and quality at least equal
to Its late competitor, and It's price reduced to ONE
DOLLAR. A. II. GOURAUD.
NEW YORK. June IA. 1877. au 4-S,W,&s3t
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PATENT AGENCY.
uENRY ORTIZ,
III formerly OF Richmond. Va.

HENRY ORTIZ,
III formerly OF Richmond, Va,
AMERICAN AND FOREIGN PATENT AGENT,
Federal Buildings, w sHIyGToS, d. G.,
informs his friends and southern inventors generally
that he Will be pleased TO attend to their patent
matters on reasonable TERMS and will furnish, FREE
or CHARGE, all information with regard 10 any
matters connected with patents either inthe UNITED
STATES OR ABROAD, as well as TO the PATESTA-
BILITY Of inventions, so far as this may 1e seer.
tanned by . search IN n.odel-room or Patent OIec
LANCE, J. p. and Thomas E. Ballard. =. kahl % 70.
Corresponds In English, Frsnehs German, AM
the Scandinavian languages. Atahhshed 1Sfo'
10 4-3raw3m :. -
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TOALl COAL II shall be pleased to
" supply those of my customers who may wish %
Law in their winters fuel ANTHRACITE COAL
Tall sizes), MIDLOTHIAN LUMP. MlDL0IHaAS
ENGINE, N D l. o T Fl Ia y BLACkSMtTH'S.
WEST VIRGINIA SPLINT. Now Is the time 10
order. rs prices are uncommonly low.
O ALBERT BLAIR,
. Fourteenth street near Mayo's bridge.
l-pod1m
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We G E 7 I N g.,

H. Il. STEVENS, BOSTON, MASS.
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WATCHES. &c.
ss.CEN'r STORE.

EOR SALE, AT THE 9s-CENT STORE,
$50 sIX-BALL CRoQUET-sETs; s-
rs DOUBLE-WARP COUSTERPhNES, large
size;
A full line OF SOLID BLACK-WALNUTFRAME
Another invoice OF those WHITE SHIRTS. No
shirt In the city equals them for the money.
All sizes In LADIES' FOXED CATERS, worth
$3.50; ..n
rs TIN ToILET-sRES tseycn different patterns).
We have the finest lot of TABLE-CUTLERY We
have ever offered. The goods arc bargain.
New patterns in SILK-yELVET FRAMES; ...a
$50 FIvE-FOoT sTEP-LADDERS;
Another lot of ELM HAMPERS:
More of those large BLACK-WALNUT TABLES;
New designs in BRONZE IyY-sTANpS and
BRONZE VASES and PITCHERS;
A new lot OF CLOCKS-larger than any before
ofTered-for &c.:
A few SILK BONE-ST1CK FANS at 50c., 10 close.
Send for catalogue to W. A. STEVENS,
au7 sos Broad street.
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The following letter from Judge Hughes
settles the question aS TO who made the dis
covcry of the irregularities in Lees ac-
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LATEST FOREIGN NEWS.

MEETING OF EMPERoRs IN AUSTRIA.
GALZBURG, August 7.-Emperor William
has arrived here and will 60 to 1sch to-mor-
row to meet the Emperor OF Austria.
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DEV. PIKE POWERs's SCHOOL FOR
IL GIRLS, at No. 8 Second street. between Main
and Cary, begins 1sT OCTOBER. Teachers:
Rev pike Powers, Miss Anna II. Powers, and
Miss F. G. Powers. Matron: Mrs. Pike Powers.
Tuition, $50, $50, and $40, payable half yearly In
advance. Latin and French toithoat extra charge.
German, French Nth conversation. and Music
ut professors charges. Callsthenics. by bliss Anna
II. Powers, at $40 per annual session. Address
REV. PIKE POWERS.
iy 16-eodIm+ GIL west Cary street.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1877-03-10

VuNHIS house ia situated beside the Railroad
IL track. and 1t Is but step from the
building to the Cars Of the O. P. r. X. on one
side and those of the v. b T. R. R. for Steam
boat. All the attachments of First-cla
Hotel are supplied. All the Passenger trains
stop in front OF tho Hotel
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\ Daring Enterprise that Resulted In Disns-
ter for the Russians.

PERA, June 1.-THE Admiralty Commits
rion has just clos ii lis cXnminutO n ~ the seven
Russian Ir soncrs who arrived here this morn
lne IN the lsmail rom Su. mn 81 are ING
mt proceeds of the tOrlrdo atair which took
place on That port last wei II hnd been stated
here that the commander 81 the torpedo eNprdt-
ton WIS AN Iughshnan, ana the uniucky
officer WIS hardly IN the harhor before the
sIcHuls marked hm for thor own. Inter IT
faded some what when turned out that he was
10 b. well Informed grntl"mnniy and
lish. French, or Russian, His name is
puschin. and he has been sixteen years III tho
Russian navy. At IT," examination ne lrNr IN
interest nu account Of his ilotiiH and Of the IN
successful attack upon the Turk lsu fleet Inc
noiilla IL composed Oi sixteen ~ am hnr.rs.
buili To steam at sront sueri ana '9 urilW il.''o
water. The mode of ~ NJ them Ii 10 hpproa u
Y WITHIN a lev yards 81 ta' "l9' ui a,u. ~ uhu
then launch the torpedo at H. SCANNING away ~
nm opposite dir" ton I" HNoid hr'uE nurlcd
under the mass Of water thrown NY by the OK
For The attack nj Snlinn mouth 1--WE boats were
used which werr towrd down from Odessa to
within eight miles distance of anrhorugc Oi the
Turkish suadrun. and then were turned adriit
in the darkness ut the night tu work out their
drndlv scheme They made direct for SulluI.
and when the hulls of the Turk IN iron-cluds
loomed in the bla k Il stan they stored
straight down upon Them Th'y w'ro already
check WAS felt winch the men on hVhrd inc
boats could not understand Aftr second
manicd. AMI Which i'd the Wy. ttruseird
over the hidden obstacle, AMI Ius hIn Wt- Iu-t
preparing to launch his torpedo against the
ironclad corvcit" lJadc. wii' INA, vessel 9pn Il
such an Internal fire tuni lu- Inn sAid 1t was
lik" hell and surlass d nnNnlng ne could
have imagined. Mifit 'eam" D, tn other bouts
Pus,hn has NO idea. lie LAW thrir uro-r -
checked lik" that of llS own luut. ana thrn he
arv the other irlnrl3tls pour M out tuuul T.
md lightning uilYu tu,fu just al that niuiurl..
when he mad las torpedo IN the water. ana w"1
on the very point, OF rrop l.ns II u-"inst
and it exploded. ltsh. alou in thr air
rcse a column of Wii r."h n- s'il e.. b
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MiSFlT CARPETS,
DENNsyLvANIA KAILKoAD.


AND UNITED STATES NAIL ROUTE.
on and trr june - i~is trun- leave Now York. via
Dc.bros-es and turtdul streets Ferries. ~ follows;
ENprcs- llarr-hut-. PITTSBURGH, tne West AMI Slnth
VIII Pullman Palace Cars attached, \ VI, d AM : 80
y .dHtN.
For Wnnn.lori Lock Haven. CORY. and Eric at : 30
T. w. CONNECTING az CORY cor rtus,iNe. Petroleum
Centre. nuI tiv O Ecslpns fof Nnham.pUrt AMI Lock
Haven, a VI
for BALTIMORE wa.hlncion md ilc South, Limited
WASHINGTON ~ r's. F.. fniln n Fat'"r cars ln,,,
Regular a. s2oA NJ. lt, ana $50 r. NJ Sunday d
ana = 80 T. VI
ESir,.. Tor rliladclphit. 79n > 90 "a 30 Limiie,n
10 30 ~ T. :. .. q. T. ami r. so j. SANDY. - \ VI,
8 g. 7 and 80 T. NJ LmiArsnt AMI scUoni class,
l.. NJ.
For trains 70 Newark. Elizabeth. RAILWAY Princeton,
Trenton. Perth Amh"' f"nrtiom b'htirre ami
oih,r points see luCHl schedule go 1900 lrAUt Oilcns
Tram army, From it.hu' a. - and 10 ~ 4 VI. and
lug1P VI daiiN. d. 100 4 VI . co. = VI daily. except
Monday FROM Washington gni Bal uu"rc. q So. - -
A. NJ, 4lu. . 10 lrd illuf W. sunday. go. - ~
NJ FROM Philadelphia, au, Is in. Ni'. 40 10. iu. go.
II 1u Nj. -. lh. ~. e. -. -. 10 ~, ami 40 =
l. sunday, rs. ,l, 10 80. II % a. NJ, go ami
10 COP VI
Ticket Onecs go and nii Broltwny.l Aston House.
and iont @. p"Ir us."- aud toruWit sts Court 4.
Brooklyn, ~. ld. and rs Hudson 50. HohoScn; De.
pot der. city tmlsrant Ticket nirr. battery place.
FRANZ THOMSON, J. T. FARMER
H,uera Manager General Passenger Agent
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A -A.-sUNDAY. JULY :.

A -A.-sUNDAY. JULY =.
GOOD BOAT
BETTER TIME
BEST MANAGEMENT.
The nrst boat TO arrive al Newburgh. Return 10 New
York at q = W.
The favorite steamer
SYLVAN DELL.
For Newhurgh, Cornwall. Cold Snring Highland Falls.
Kockland Lake. aud Ynnkers
Leaves Harlem Bridge at 7 -. East l2rh st. T'O;
East iith st. H. GRIND st.. $40. Jcwcls Dock. Fulton
ferry, Brooklyn. q 70. LEROY It. New York, tO West
I'D st, \ 50, Nanhattauvillc. OIj.
TAKE TINS BOAT FOR PLEASANT TRIP.
PERFECT SATISFACTION 81 AkANTEED.
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Grtursions.
ID CRUISE
WEEKS RECREATION

JARRETT g. PALMER's MIDsUMMER
CRUISE.
WEEKS RECREATION
pIcruRRsouf NEW ENGLAND COAST
U" board SgRlhh KS srpRffiEs.' steamer
Tho capaciou and elegant night boat Of the Hartford and
Now YORK Steamboat Company. engaged especially Tor
Mo Sf';I S iSREEIT t( ESlM " Gs7,
The ELEGANT marine horl. NJ. GRANITE STATE. i2c
G" SSI. p H a NsS Of Soas IRON H. At 81 3
NJ visiting daFT FL les IS d iSr fflfrFs
NEW LONDON. ROXY POINT.
Pk3rvI, io.SE. fAi Az lRvvEkRbn
kAhRAGANsLrr PIER. OAK hIutt,ss;v,v,nn
PROVIDENCE, NANTUCKET. etc, etc.
rising ,spM. wedncsas. july 2s. gives assurance
OF a series OF glorieus nights during ths Trip.
MONDAY. JULY 70.
Leave Ncw York 500 y Ar New LONDON 49, Y
Leave y LO"'O" frFsoNy. 1GLSSr ga0' house, -OrM
1--we Peat House hl. AZ t, on block 'd'oAM
Live Block I'd iehH AJTjiS yNssSwpOrtioorN
Fss rrSy ETS1, iSi"Ah y 4. 9.SSSFc"tss@S
LveNO'Ay FONT rHGsnssDsy. JGLy' % "'v'r 'OorA
L,vs FG ls niysr ar Ses?T@ So"
FRIDAY JuiY 81
I've SamiaeSci. i6fo 4 n AZ. OAK BUN, :. 10 I u
Lyr OAK Blun... s.p)pM Passing Gay Head or ~
following Saturday.
LIMITED NUMBER $50, or TICKETS
only will issued no, exceeding the state Room and
Sleeping berth capacity OF ihc steamer
FARE. for the entire cruise.
No charge for bertha
MEALS ON RONRD A IA CARTE.
An elegant Ladies' Cabin reserved exclusively for
The state Rooms are large and well ventilated.
Circulars containing further particulars can be had by
addressing ,... ,.,,n
Booths Theatre Building. Ncw York CITY.
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A Dialogue.

Y
MifI1E-Couc Dai. lets 90 on that boat
viii take the SHADY SIDE
She tike Ac a0rus IN the best OF them. aud only
chareV- iOc"uts.
IrIsuINs BANKS cvrrv dav. SATURDAY. excepted.
.crsu Steamer SIM Low leats Harrison 81. & ,
81 3d. Sth So b. D.. Z. rHDr "a g. g. 10 22i t.. f..
a. luiA it.. y. r.. 5j iIfr %. y. q sos \ VI ms
7ac lur.. 500. Al %. rlit Manager
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4 GRAND SUNDAY EXCURSION


SUNDAY iLY y. l~77,
The magnificent Long Branch Palace steamer
EMPIRE STATE
Will leave ~ follows
FULTON PERRY, JEWELLs wllARfJ BROOKLYN
o3OA VI.
PIER \ NORTH RIVER. as VI,
FOOT or WEST iNfii 81. y. r., 10 A. VI,
FOOT or WEST 22D IT. Y. ~ ~ \ ",
FOR lONA ISLAND AND WEST POINT,
arriving In ~eHun fu give our patrons plenty OF time tor
duner aud ran Bile through the beautiful grounds Of
those famous places
Music by rloL Alstrom's celebrated Empire State
Baud.
Refreshments o. all Mind. ~ city rrirrs
fAHE FOR ROUND rlP ONLY FIFTY CENTS
Returning. al. Nu % York Z i VI
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dht

I ONG BRANCH RAtI--Nonmouh Park,
jane 80 Iuly g. o.. T.. 10. u. and T. Races com
mrutc ruuo tuAV at Sew Jersey southern and New
u $50 Central RAJ rlal' w run trains di.o't To- the
ltt- q The tack llr fArf uar- OF trains Adtrr-
u.Dm.nL B % nHl ~. r,rrrllrN. long brInrh. \ ]
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Sabings Sanhs
CITIZENs' SAVINGS BANK OF THE
CITY OF SEW YORK.

cry OF SEW YORK.
81 ROwLRY. CORNER or CANAL ST
THIRTY FOURTH INTEREST nlvlDEND.
Interest tor the .ix month. ending june 49, PAYABLE
MONDAN. July 10. at the rate o slN FER CENT PER
ANNtM ON all sum. entitled thereto under the bylaws
and rules of The bank.
Interest not withdrawn will be credited as an original
deposit. aud entitled 10 interest irom july I.
Deposits made before Tuesday July 10. will draw
Interest from July l.
Bank oiene,efy day from ioto3 Mondays and sat
urday-. iOtoT
"a QriNTARD President
SEYMOUR A RrScF secretary
nWY DOCK SAVINGS bank.
a4I and 3is Bowery.
The Board Of Trustees have declared dividend for the
six months ending June 80 1877 at the rate OF six per
cent per annum all sum, thousand dollars and
under and upon the amount in u two thousand
dollars at the Of i've per cent per DEPOSITS
made on Or before July - vail draw incres, nom July
ANDREW MILLS. President
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Tv,niucsnts
MATINEEs TUESDAYS AND FRIDAYS
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EVERY EVENING az gEoRGE KNIGHT asGc
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SATURDAY, July ll,,.
: saiaTSa july IT, Bsn' H Mr. Gko fdRrEscTr
THE GREATNEw YORK AQUARIUM.
BROADWAY AND asrn ST.
Open daily from \. VI To 10 +. ".
in., arrived from A{ca Two lfag. , , snot'sd
ious Animals Marine Plants, wonderful Century Plant
rro' Young vcn,riloouist. Talking Heads and Mani
hn. Mi., sal, Lnnin submarine performances De-
coney i-in" ,luarun now opcn for the season, uck.
e. T,9 'an AMI oS 9m 'g ,'' ,, N,g
The beach and et tne d'r.t Of "nnthers Dummy Raj
DARK THEATRE.
PRELIMINARY SEASON.
for She production Of ihc farce comedy Of nEBF, now
oi iic nn'hdr. iy NJ if"ms. Naci@noush ani adapt
cd to 'hc English stage apa,[ lHe TUE OF
DRAMATIC IbGG is THREE ACTS.
fiRSi ilNi IS SNERIcA.
BoX OFFICE orLN DAILY
WALLAcks,"s,; xorxcv, s,.,cvss
nEriolirgb 'kiN6 fyrn, yiHsfic ir6iEycEs
nightly attest the mont and l.puhriN OF sloners
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EVERY ryrNTiSS,Gin AMI 81, %San,NFaliDAy MATINEE
Wednesday evening. benefit oi Miss Lhlilh ALLEN
NIBLo's GARDEN.
Every Evening and saturday Matinee.
Dumass Grand Romance ~ French history,
GrNRpsNEN
The Queen, CARDINAL. and Advcniurcr.
strong cast ana Magnificent scenery.
POwERY TnrNTHE MoNpN NIGnr,
III '"' '' rilEf f!,ais. '''''"
rrgccd'i n.y. ,f, a, ~ NJ nl M SEilE
! CoITMBsA OPERA UOv>E. corner ofwcsi
Mtuuer- rur,iay 1lur~iav. amt saturday at % Come
! anl see the elephant femalo Mnsfcl-. f.mac sufu
/ ~. r.noh Nmu't Ma'hle Quadnlle. 20 Beautiful
/ Young Ladies in spicy sensations
BROADWAY THEATRE. NAzrrrA
FANNIE LOUISE ~ CkfNDlAM,
AM he, nS[ .I,sTi,itt i'iY,eff',
CENTRAL rARK GARDEN. 18th It. 7th Az
| tAllINpEk~ fANuls
"l"RGtNl coNuNtt 70 St,rtS~ MINISTRIES
| DIoKstA s,c.lh week Ni-huA at :. MlNSllt l.
| DIuKGIA rnco- poe and llc. MINSrikL-
4 SUMNER COURSE.
n ,iN,NIl l,l.ANS,lii.I a ,t thG ,EFNeewyNEn1.
srH>cRirIiON HOOKS open ia, ANA Evening
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one HUNDRED AND rWLNrl FIVE WILLIS oN THE
KIAt Tifl'i. III p~pN FOR - GEMS
TllE PALACE SRI ANER IONg BRANCH
cart JAMES LNNtu
will make 60 .ulnr SUNDAY mnrnlUs irsiNns 20 New
tur-h. inu4 ut Nenk,r., Iona slant Wet Point COLI
Sffrr and ,uff~ai' having Fulton Ferry kfuukltu No..
: West iutu It. 3D. ami Wet .ith Il % \ An
illustrate; map gi,iul i "details o the different paints
i'ttr.t 600 the unar Iut au. viii hc rrrs, utri SO
each passenger Nnlhui's grani military bras. hani
viii play ,lrrt music during the cnur, TIL. Fare Tor
the round tfln - cent.
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