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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-09-25
ROuAS STATE CONSERVATIVES
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RICHMOND, VA., September 3. 1879. !
urUE EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE have
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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-09-25

The Lash.-George Humphrey, a colored
boy OF Chesterfield, was convicted at the
Mayors Court yesterday morning for steal
ing 1886 from George Barton (colored), and
was ordered to receive twenty lashes. The
stripes were soon administered BY Captain
Lipscomb, who told the amateur thief to go
and sin no more. Upon leaving the station
house Humphrey expressed regret at not
receiving the advice earlier.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-09-25

BURNED AT the Tredegar Iron-Works
yesterday Patrick Murphy was badly burn
ed on his legs while ut work at the rolls.
d. G. Butler, one of the puddlers at the
Tredegar, was also burned about the face
by fash. Both parties reside on Oregon
Hill. Mr.. Butler was slightly injured, but
Mr.. Murphy was seriously burned.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-09-25

JN0. F. LAUGtlTON, JR. 10 a. VI. carpets.
household furniture, &c
JHO f. LAUGHTOE. JR., 1lH 4. NJ, balance Of
Park Hotel furniture, carpets, &c.
J. THOMPSON BROWN, ; p. NJ, commits s>ioncrs'
sale of brick dwelling. with large yard attached.
On Clay street, and two small framed stores In
rear Of same, on Brook avcnue.
GRUBRS & WILLIAMS. ~ +. NJ. commissioners
sale nf the -four and corn-mill known Bia-
keys mill, adjoining Oakword Cemetery.
ROBERT 3. LYME. Az +. NJ, framed dwelling
No. 9l7 east Twcnty-tiith street, between
and + streets
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BEWARE OF rNETATIONS.

The genuine never suEar- coated.
Every box has q red wax seal on theTd, witn the
DIR. McLASEs LIVER PIaLs.
The genuine McLASEs LIVER FILLS bear the
signatures of c. MCLANE and FLEXlSG BROS. on
the wrappers.
Insist upon having 1tacgenuine Irt. c. McLANE's
LIVER PILLS, prepared by Fleming Bros, OF
Pittsburgh Pa, the market being full of limitations
Of the name McLASp, spelled differently but sause
pronunciation. my 12-deowly
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-09-25

THE LAST MONTH Of the great closing sale of
LEVY BROTHERS. Their store is for rent and fx-
lures for sale. Possession given the lst of Octo-
ber. Do not put of buying or yen Will miss the
great opportunity Of purchasing your goods ut lower
prices than you ever saw them.
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nrsseLUTnoNs & PARTSERsHIPs.

DIssOIUTION.-The limited partner
1 J shfp heretofore existing between the Under
signed for The purpose OF condaeting an APOTHs
ECARY AND DRUG BUSINESS In the city OF
Richmond Va. under the frn.same and style or
Jesse CHIfsD,7' is this day dissslved by mutual
agreement ,, .
hss soid Mi Ills tpteres in the said business TO JES-
Gs CHILD. the genera! partner.
Jesse CHIED takes all the assets or tsae SAID part-
us,shit, and assumes all fits liabilities.
JESSE CHILD. General Partoer;
T. WM. PEMBERTOS, Special Partner.
,casr11aEp Cd 1870. 81. sc 26-6w
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GOOD TIME 10 purchase your Blankets, whilst
they can be had at such very low prices at LEVY BRO
THEIRS. Be sure ts look at the Ia California and
Standard Blankets. LEVY BROTHERS also offer
great inducements In Black All-Wool French CASH
meres and other Dress Goods: also. in Flannels,
Canton Flannes, Sheelings, and Shirttngs,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-09-25

THERE is no EXCUSE for those who drag their
weary aud Gisordered bodies into our company,
when a few doses of AYERS SARsAPARLLLA
would cleanse their murky blood and restore their
health and vigor. Ye muddy victims OF bilious ais
ease. have some regard for your neighoors II not
for yourselves.
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LOST, sFRAYED. AND FOUND.

T UST, ON WEDNESDAY, NIGHT.
4 4 sep;emser Gath, between Z and 8 O'Clock, on
Eighteenth street near tho corner ef Main. y ARGE
az iading pilots license &C., fof value only 10 the
loseY1 and q sum Of money amounting TO about
SIlc. THE tndsr viii be literally rewarded oy
leaving the pocke.-book aud eo9tents NJ CUaFiS
PARRER'S, ship Brokers, on Etghteeath y. e. De
tween Maia and CarS streets, elo-s'A
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SAVE MONEY oy having your Bsinrfaz done atths
DISPATCH PRINT1Na-HousE. Goos. work. low
prices. and satisfaction guaranteed.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-09-25

PROCEEDINGS OF THE GRAND JURY YES
TERDAY-HUsTINGs CoURT.-The grand Jury
OF the Hastings Court met again yesterday
and found true bills for felony III the follow.
Ing cases:
willis Corbin, for forging due-bil! by
putting the figure some" before so cents,
making the amount $3.50 instead OF so
cents.
william Goodman, for the murder Of Mel
son Lewis with dray-skid.
Henderson Taylor; for breaking into the
dwelling-house OF DIR. George b. Steel and
stealing two chairs. -.- y.
Francis Halstead and George Browder,
for stealing horse from Samuel Halstead.
The grand Jury alao found true bills for
mlsdemeanor in the following cases:
A. w. Claiborne. OF Manchester, for
nlsyinp q game called E:poker," at which
more than 500 was lost and won.
William D. Seay, for playing poker.
Annie Lipscomb, for perjury, in swear.
ing falsely 10 the Police Court.
John Kroust, for permitting unlawful
eaming in his licensed bar-room, No. II
west Broad street.
John D. Smelling, for selling Intoxicating
drinks on Sunday in Harmony Club" in
the house In which he keeps his bar-room.
William Krause, for selling liquor on Sum
day In the Commercial Clubhouse.
c. c. Thon. for selling liquor in his bar
room on Sunday, corner Seventeenth and
Main streets. .......
George Guyernator, for selling liquor on
Sunday in his bar-room, on Main street near
Seventeenth street.
Peter Stumpf, for selling liquor on Sun
day in bis bar-room, on Main street between
Eighteenth and Nineteenth.
F. q. Wassmer, for selling liquor on Sun
day in bis bar-room. No. GIG Broad street.
C. sauer, for selling liquor in his bar
room on Sunday.
In the Hastings Court yesterday the fol-
lowing business was disposed of:
Ann Burglng, charged with keeping her
bar-room in Pink alley open on Sunday,
was tried and acquitted.
John Bruce, charged with breaking into
the storchouse of Jones Brothers & Co. and
stealing lot OF cigars, was tried and ac-
quilted.
Frank Cary, for stabhing and wounding
William Timberlake. was tried and ac-
quilted.
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AUCTION SALES THIS DAY.

SO On all sales OF Real Estste made betssec
the 1st Cf JnnaGry and last Of JGns The taSss fH
the present year haze IN bsBsid bythe purchaser
On all sales made bet tDeeaths 1st Of Juiy undLa
of the year the ts1eS kGue to be cfd by the setter
lThiS custom was adoptea abont fifteen years AZ:
b. all the real estate agents in Richmond, ana nc
piles 10 Richlae ed aud yiclnity.l
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-09-25

LEeTyRE.-Rey. J. J. Laferty will
lecture on "The Old Time and the New !"
at Association Hall the 7th OF next month
In behalf of the Ladies Aid Society OF CEN
tenary church. Mr.. Lafferty Is gentleman
OF rare hurnor and bright intellect, and his
lecture win doubtless prove highly e1ter-
tanning. 5.,.,. 5..s.sI-..ii 1...I ila
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-09-25

gTyHE CONTRACT FOR TILE RENOY-
Il Al or DEAD ANIMALS FROM THE CITY
On RICHMlIND has been awarded to Messrs.
ROSIE d SHEPPAKD. Notice lett at any OF tSs
stssiopshossss VIII receive prompt sttenltohh,s oh
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-09-25

THOMAS ROBERTS, wholesale grocer. Philade-
phia, says: "BURNETT's COCAINE aliaYs all irri-
ta,ion of the scalp, and will most effeetuaY remove
dand-uff and prevent The hair from falling OUT
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-09-25

NJ. ELLYsoN & Co.. advertising agents, insert I'd
vertisements In all Of the newspapers Of the Unise
SIaes at publishers rates Orders left at the pts
patch counting-room will receive prompt attsa
kion.
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8itIlnlond Dispatrh,
THURSDAY. =. ...sEPTEMBER 25, 1879.

Hs- THE CIRCULATION OF THE DISPATCH
rs LARGER THAN THE COMBINED CIRCU-
LATIoN OF ALL THE OTHER DAILY NEWS
PAPERS OF THE CITY.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-09-25

POLICE COURT, Observation-Disclosures J0-
Seph j. White presiding.-Th hearing of
a difficulty between two ladies occupied the
attention Of the court for about an hour.
The compliments of the season" passed
very freely even there mt the bar of justice.
They were bound over to keep the peace.
Then they bound the reporters over TO keep
mum.
Preston Doughty was brought up to an
swer the charge of playing at poker where
more than $50 was lost or won, &c. His
counsel, S. NJ. Page, Esq, contended that
under the decision Of the Supreme Court
Of Appeals in the Nuckols case (Which
practically licenses gambling here), he was
not liable to punishment, because he Qhe
accused) had neither lost nor won more
than so at that sitting; that If anybody
was liable it was the prosecutor, Constable
J. W. PendIeton, of Henrico. The wit
nesses being before the grand jury in the
Seay and Claiborne cases, the examination
was continued until Saturday and the ac-
cused admitted to bail.
William alias Lewis Palmer (colored) was
up charged with stealing lot OF 1eWeirV
from james Holloran. The case was con.
tinued until to-day.
The following were fined: Jennie John
son (colorcd), $3.50, for striking Mildred
Scott with rock; George LAHORE, 500, Tor
creating disturbance in the street.
Susan Jefferson (colored) was charged
with throwing Il handful OF red pepper In
the eyes Of Ella Millwood. Ella not being
present, the case was continued.
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Entered at the Post. Office at Richmond, Va, as
second-c class matter
WEATHER REPORT.

INDICATIONS FOR To-DkY.-For the Mid
die Atlantic States, clear or partly cloudy
weather, colder, northwest winds, and
rising barometer.
For the South Atlantic States, clear or
partly cloudy weather, preceded by possi-
bly, occasional rains on the coast, colder
northwest winds, and rising barometer.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-09-25

The WEATHER YESTERDAY was partly
cloudy and mild during the day. In the
afternoon and at night it was clear and
cool.
THERMOMETER YESTERDAY 6 a. NJ, So {;
9 A. NJ, So; noon, 80; P. NJ, 70; 6 P.
d., &c; midnight. 81.
Mean temperature, 69a.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-09-25

A FINE CHEw-Cheapest out-10c. plug, 5 to
she pound, at P. WHITLocK's,
1445 Main street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-09-25

FINE SATCnELs AND yALIsEs at 50c., 99c.
$1.25, at 99c STORE.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-09-25

LARGE ASSORTMENT OF UMBRELlARs at 75c.,
&c., Sl.25, 81 30, 3l.75,at 99C. STORE.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-09-25

Our customers should know that "s nHAe ~
charge for repairs on the NEW NO. 8 hhhhEh "
WILSON SEwIyG-MAcHINEs WITHIN 'hree seais
,.o,r the date Of purchase from this agency, ana
.ts, VOC rarai- their old Wheeler Wilson machines
without charge other than the ABSOLUTE COST ei
the parts used.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-09-25

GREAT BARGAINS IN JAPANESE BOXES at
soc. STORE.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-09-25

CABINET PHOTOGRAPHS OF noted actors and
=, ,c,resses for &c. at 99c. STORE.
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Mr.. PAGE MCCARTY's OPERA, BUTT0Ss.-
The following. from the Philadelphia HI
qHirer OF the 23d, is the most favorable
criticism we have seen OF MIR. McCarty's
opera, Buttons:
The new opera, Buttons, was produced
for the first time on any stage at the Arch
last evening, pod. The libretto was written
By Mr.. Page McCarty, n Washington Jour-
nalist, who ought certainly to he familiar
with the scenes and characters which he
has embodied in his opera.
The first two acts represent reception
given on New-Year's day at the house of
"Judge Burow," secretary OF the Red-Tape
Department.. Among his guests are "Coo-
mel Batherskite," a member Of Congress !;
" General Germon," "ScrCcant Ranger,'
Captain Fred. Bauschotoff," " Chin Lam
Pin Cheek" Chinese ambassador; :;
..Spotted FAIL" an Indian envoy; :" Re-
porter" and q number OF army officers.
The Chinese and Indian ambassadors are
really disguised adventurers, and, being
unfuvcraby received by the " Judge" de-
clare war against The Government. The
whole party are then transported to the
western plains. where Z" Miss Columbla," ,.
the daughter OF the secretary, finally wins
her true love in an army officer whom she
met at Washington.
The opera was favorably received by the au-
dience- indeed, more favorably than either
| its literary or musical merit deserved. The
| most prominent defect in its construction l.
| the Iack of any spirited dialogue. ana 100
much singing in chorus and 100 much daac-
inc at the reception. The lookcr-on is at q
loss, in the excess Of yocalism, to interest
himself in the workin" out Of anything tnat
resembles plot or in the ultimate fate OF
the leading characters. The music. taken
altogether, is bright and spirited, albeit no
one who is familiar with current operate
gems can fail to detect some palpable lmita-
tions.
| The rendition OF Buttons by the Tracy
Titus Opera Company might have been
much better thun it was. There was plainly
evident at times painful want OF sufficient
rehearsal, especially in the chorus OF the
lady guests at the reception in the second
act. Miss Montego, who sustained the lead
ing female character, seemed nervous and
embarrassed in the opening scene, but Is
the applause at her excellent singing warmed
up she gradually resumed her self-posses-
sion. Miss AddIe Randall gave an excel
1 lent personation OF female lobbyist, q
1, i,flower-girl, and Comanche belle, and Mr..
Oliver Wren and Mr.. Rudolphsen acted and
sang with proper appreciation OF what was
seuuired OF them. The remainder Of the
| support did not seem to harmonic well,
and we would especially suggest to Mr..
VI 8arren that the part of the "Washington
| Reporter" can be made far more amusing
tlan i! is in his conception.
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Bonds on hand work
33e,400 90
525,354 %

TotaL"..".............'. .sf,oo5I1f
The impcdiments to the rapid funding OF
the debt are various. The labor OF COM
putting the interest on all classes OF regis
tered bonds, and of classifying and listing
all the coupons, with other work Incident
thereto IN the Second Auditors office, is
heavy. and the present law requires revl-
sion of all this, as far as practicable, by the
Treasurer, with the perfect cancellation OF
all these evidences OF dcbt.on the register
before new bonds are issued. Under sys-
tcmatized division of labor in the Trea-
surer's office the work is done with satisfac-
tory dispatch; no accumulation being al
lowed when avoldable.
The great impeachment which has existed
for month or more has been the difficulty
of keeping asuppIy OF 81, 900 coupon bonds,
which are by far the most popular.
The American Bank-Note Company, OF
New York, are the contractors for furnish
ing the bonds. They assure the State all-
thorities that they will furnish them as ra-
pidly as is consistent with their proper exc
cution, which is $50 bonds per day, after the
Esd Of this month. This, however, is far
short of the ability and Willingness of the
Treasurer's Office to complete the work.
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FAIR SKIN, rosy cheeks, buoyant spirits, and the
sweetest breath in HOP BITTERs. Zee notice.
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GENUINE KNoTTED MALACcA WHIP for $3.50
IF 9QC SroRp
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EpVCATEONAL.

DR. B. COHEN, late professor OF MoaeIn GER,
"a Ancient Languages in The Boys and 6lrs, :,
A. au anhnoi In savannah. Ca. will open on inc 81
~ L,s oToBrR g'tJBr SELECT SCHOOL FOR g0fs sT si
@ nt them for college for business, nj ioiz fNsh
CtAAaa q. ASSES for young ladies ant, sen,e.
~ e. which The French and German languages
Viii be auh, practically ans ,srms .tc inquire a, his
.,den~c lor2 eat Clay s'reei. ,,,m.r, Io,es
DR. Sohn pissnsor Ms@ YS'Ss b
Rev; :. ~ p,trmer. Rev. Or. Charles Minnigernde'
pr m George w Bsgby judy SsorSe l. Tsnpsr
pr pcr a. &. jackson, Colonel william T. lan"e''
l,,,N
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CUuCKOE-HILL ACADEMIA Sc
- LECr SCHOOL FOR B0YS-No. 322 EAsT
FRANKLIN STHEEr.-Ihc hitcrntn SESSION oeSims @
ND%DAY September 18Th. and closes 10Th june
fa,ow!ny Circulars al the BOOKSTORES, or at the
schuo,-rooluS ,,y,p,p
STRICTLI IN ADEANCE-Elcnenttly EnSIeh,
S5i. Higher English and Ma,hcmatics, &23; Latin,
t,rcrS French. and German each. 50.
g. l.trc,; :. Il. BEACH, Principal.
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ACQUIRES SCHOOL.
wi 900 SOUTH THIRD STREET,
GhMBLE'S HILL.
John +. MCGUIRE. principa',
Narhruaric. aud f.ugii>h tolhcr Younger cIaSsesl:
Professor ". Q. ENGLISH, university ol 'irsiih'
kncirri Languages. Sc.' 1,,.<
Professor EOpES MAsSIE, OF Richmond college,
French uid German. . ,. ~
,,oL"r" Languages. $50 20 80, according 10 af-
T.mrr,nrrf Uuc ace Of twelve usually dividing me
,iassrs1: Ancient Languages lone or pothl. $40
MoI,rn Languages. DO. ,,-r,r.>-r
Fifteenth session hc=ins on the 2oTli INSTANT
ho"''tS w" ''' ' Sc 10 I'm
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LOCAL MATTERS.

THE FUNDING OF THE STATE DEBT.-The
following statement, taken from the Trea-
surer's books Yesterday, shows that since
our publication last Saturday bonds to the
amount OF S2SG.933 have either been funded
or arc in the Treasurer's hands ready to DC
funded, and delayed for the printing Of
new bonds:
The amount OF bonds funded and issued TO date
is:
Class 923,4l0 "a
Glass u............. 1.757355 80
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PROPOSALS FOE
FRED ANB PROvENDER
FOR THE HORSES OF THE FIRE DEEART-
iMENT.
HEADQUARTERS FIRE DEPAEEMEET,}
NO. l2 TENTH STREET, I
RlcHMoNn, September 1S, LS2s.
SEALED PROPOSALS for furnishing theJi)rses
of The Richnond Fire Department WIKI
HfI.
OATS.
BRONNSTUFF.
CORN.
.SHIPSTUFF,
SALT, &C.,
from October !, 1879, TO January l, 15su, MIL De
received until o-o .Ipn
At headGuartszs Fire Department. No. II IGlth
street. where thrns Of proposals may be had ohap-
d1ress CHARLES F. TAYLOR.
ChairlnAa Goma-ttee on Fire Department
sells
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WHsELER & wILsosaMAsyF'G Co.,
Ninth and EransIlH streets, Risbmona
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T.ECTE RES.

DEV. j. j. LAFFERTY WILL LEG
IN TURE AT ASSOCIATION HALL. In The In
terrst Of the Ladies' Aid society of Centenary
Church,' TUESDAY EVENING, October fth' III .
O'Clock. w ava rr,,.
SUBJECT: THE OLD TINE AND THE
NEW"
Tickets, 5rc.-to be had OF +. Z. fu'gin+, At Car
,lnza Fourumrtan & co.'s: +. l.. -. Waiford's.
Broad street, and n the door. ~ 2o-ll
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UNIVERSITY SCHOOL,
| So.1G9 EIGHTH STREET

The fifteenth Scs.iou of this scn"oi Will oesih
TIIJTSuhY, September 25:h. 1879.
CHARGES PER SESSION;
Elementary English and Matbclna'lcs...''.'''
tnpIiSh and Higher Ma;hcmalicS....,..
&Latin. Grcck. French, Gcrmai'' cach''''''''' th1 h
ar n hoy studies more than TWO Oh tn.sc ,.'"-
pnynpnis MS follows Ten dollars tslu) inc u'iN on
cutrancc the balance IN three SIN ana nine naoh'as
from The 10 day uf September. IS 10. =. .,,
;in,. .: eleven wears Of age received, or, II well
advanced crtn younger
Circulars n 'hc bookstores,
AupIicaticuS NAV be made 10 the pflnclpai ~ No.
Gil east Leigh street. - ..x
'A THOMAS Fl. NORWOOD.
.,o,n Principal
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pAGp9SAE

PROPOSALS.
CpFY ESG3SEER's OFFICER
RICHMOND. VA. September "a. 1879.
NOTICE.-SEALED PROPOSALS will
~ he received ut this oifice until TUESDAY
NEXT, 30th instant att O'clock p. NJ, feT fur
nishiug The city mules and horses with
FEED. pROyENDER, &C.
And atso With STRAW,
for three mouths from October 1st next.
The Committee on SIrerts reserves the rfrhtto re-
icc any or all proposals offered, and 10 give the
Irac, for each arice required TO the lowest bidder
therefor. ,..
Forms Of DSapo sals.cap be obtained hr applying
~, ,hi. ofice g EDWARD RAThS,
" 90 o1 did acting City Engineer.
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AVE USE1E ENTS.

The magnificent Deck scene, with AL It's elaborate
apno,utInrnts, constructed for and used by this
COMPANY during its remarkable run ~ the Fifth
Avenue Theatre New York. aud GaCty, Boston.
will be used upon this occasion.
Re-, rvrd seats. S1-to be had at JoHSSToS'S aud
Office OF Theatre.
ADNIssIoY On so and 7Jc, sc 25-lt+