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Thousands of Young Men,

middle-aged, and even the old, who sufel
from nervous and physical debility. There
are also thousands of females
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NINETY years ago this month the first
American Returning Board met and
counted in President Washington.
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Science and Common Sense

to commend it?-a remedy of indisputahle
efficacy, and the most certain means Of re-
storation to health and pristine vigor?
There are many diseases of an acute and
febrile type that we do not propose to cure
by means of Electricity; but from all that
Electro Physiology teaches US, in regard to
| the nsoda@ operQnh Of the
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LEADvILLE, Colorado, has popula'
tion of ten thousand, and is the largest
city of its age in the world.
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LOUISVILLE, having reduced her police
force, now proposes to trim her Fire De-
partment.
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IT begins to look;a little as if Major
Andre will yet beat Washington with
his monument.
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PULVERMACHER.
ADDRESS!

To the WedE, Nervous, and
DebiIjtGted, aChO Suffer from
UI- Health consequent on
Lingering, Chronic, Nerc-'
OatS or Functional Diseases.
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NOTHING LIKE BEING I'm STYLE.

In San Augustine Co., Tex, when a gen
tleman desires to escort lady to church, he
writes her as follows:
Compliments of Mr.. - to Miss -:
I respectfully solicit the pleasure of escort
ing your corporal system across the alluyiRl
landscape that lies between your fathers
hospitable domicile and the sanctuary of
God, there to hear the expounding of the
Scriptures"
The maiden replies: II will with pleas
ure allow you the exquisite beatitude of
escorting my corporal system over the space
of ground intervening between my parental
domicile and the edifce of divine worship
when the diurnal orb of day shall have
sought his last resting place behind the oc-
cidental hills"
A Boston lawyer has letter written in
1914 by New York firm, saying that they
had placed in the hands of Daniel Webster
bill for collection, and asking that the
financial standing of Webster be inquired
into as they could not obtain any settle
ment from him.
A young couple married in England last
spring. contrary to their parents wishes,
went to Australia in the hope that time
would soften opposition. No remittances
reached them, and, utterly destitute in
Sydney, they took prussic acid aud died.
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FulyermaCher's Electric
Belts and Bands.

These conditions they will cure, while drugs
will not and we offer the most convincing
testimony direct from the afflicted them
selves who have been restored to
Health, Strength, and Energy
after drugging in vain for months and years
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Learned Physicians and Sci
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White as snow and soft as down are the
hands of ladies who use Camphor Ice Lo
ton. For sale by John Keeshan, apothe.
cary, Sixth and Walnut
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Three years passed away. Mabel Weston
had travelled far and wide in the meantime,
endeavoring TO forget the one love passage
in her life. She had never heard from
Capt. Gilmore, and he become like one
dead to her. She had not married yet, and
did not think she ever would. She had
come home now, and was spending the
summer with a friend in southern In
diana.
..Mahsl" ssia her friend. one day. "there
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1879-12-08

The great favorite Lee line steam CT
Coahoma, Captain e. 0. Banks in
command, came in this morning from
Friar's Point, with "a bales cotton, 10
bags seed cotton, SO SKIS seed and 4
pkgs sundries. She leaves this even
ing at five o'clock for Friar's Point
and Greenville, extending her trips to
the latter point under her charter to
Major Adams. She carries the mail,
and will, as hereafter, pay strict at
tention to all way business. The new
line-the 0uachita Belle and Coaho-
ma-will make tri-weekly trips, leay-
ing here on Mondays, Thursdays and
Saturdays. The above arrangement
will give the Friars Point and bends
people the benefit and accommodation
Of a daily line Of frst class packets and
a tri weekly line to Grcenville. The
COahOma Is one OF the safest and most
complete packets that ever piled the
lower Mississippi. She is safe car
rier, has palatial passenger accommoda
lions, and is differed by practical and
careful steamboatmen. She makes
connection at Arkansas City with
the Pine Bluff railroad, and at
Greenyillc with the mail packets for
V%isksburg and New Orleans. Billy
Smither, who is noted for his prompt
ness in business and universal cOurte-
50, controls the Office, and has associ-
ated with him Messrs. John Haley
and Tom Hoke, two efficient clerks
and courteous gentlemen.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1879-12-08
COMMERCIAL.
PUBLIC LEDGER OFFICE,
MpArpurg WrNN DFp


The cotton-ireight blockade which
has checked Eastern shipments for
some days past, has had a Tightening
influence upon local finances, and a
temporary stringency is felt in some
quarters. The banks accommodate
their customers with discounts on
good mercantile paper at s per cent.
while on the outside lower rates are
heard of where collaterals offered are
of a prime character. In scrips,
bonds and realty, stagnatiOn prevails.
Shelby county warrants sell at s. to
95c and are the only exception to the
feeling of apathy in this line. Mem
phis and Charleston stock had a
speculative stimulus and went
up to - but is now down
to Is or a shade over. Several
budgets of bank stocks, also gas and
insurance stocks, are on the market
without bidders. Gold continues to
arrive for distribution among the peo-
pie. Over S2,OOO,OOO reached New
York from Europe on Saturday, and
our loral banks have paid out consid-
cradle sums here since the first inst
The exchange market is active, with
free offerings of cotton bills, especially
on points east. Rates are unchanged
as follows: Sight bills OF
New York and Philadelphia
and demand on Fall river, Boston ant
Providence are taken at &c discount
while sight on Boston and Fail Rivel
is &c discount. On New Orleans sigh.
bills are lc discount. Checks on al
points are sold at par.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1879-12-08
Cotton.

The market here to-day opened
with a slightly easier tone, owing to
the news from abroad showing less
strength. The demand is good and
sales can be made without difficulty at
full quotations. Sales Saturday were
1900 bales, divided 500 to exporters,
1900 to spinners and 100 to s%peculat-
ors. Sales for the past week were o.
$50 bales and the heaviest on record,
divided COCO to exporters, 1890 to
|spinners and 1900 to spectators. The
latter took more last week than dur
ing any previous two weeks of the
present season. The total sales here
during the past six weeks sum up
$685. bales, of which 24,75O bales
were to exporters, G8,150 bales 10
Eastern spinners and 1925 bales to
spectators. Prices advanced here
since last Monday &c per pound on all
grades; also &c on spots and 70 points
ON futures in New York, and 3-16d in
Liverpool. The market here has ex-
hibited animation throughout the
week, quotations closing as follows:
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1879-12-08
CONDITION oF nm RIVERS.

The river here rose 3 inches in the
past IS hours ending at noon, and now
stands 10 ieot6 Inches above low water
mark. At Cairo it is rising with II
feet ! inch on the gauge. At st. Louis
it declined ? inches with II feet Z
inches on the gauge. At P%ittsburg it
is stationary with 8 feet 6 inches on
the gauge. At Cincinnati it is rising
with 10 feet 4 inches on the gauge. At
Louisville it rose s inches with 5 feet
inches in the canal. At Evansville
/ is rising with 6 feet 2 inches on tho
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1879-12-08
COTTON RxoHANeR QUOTATIONS.

Present rates of freight from this
point are as follows: On cotton to
tho east are Tic per cwt, to Baltimore,
72c to Philadelphia, 74c to New York,
79c to Boston and Providence, and Soc
to Fall River for all rail, and &c per
cwt. less by rail and river. Cotton by
river to New Orleans $l.25 per bale;
oil zoe per Dbl coke $500 per ton,
Freights from St. Louis per river Zoe
per cwt. and 4Oc par barrel.
The total receipts of cotton at all
United States ports to date are 2,406,
500 bales, against 1865 O4 bales at
this date last year, and l,704,399 the
year before. Excess of receipts this
year over last 438.OO2. The stock on
hand at this time is 10000
bales against 631 ,486 bales at
this time last year, and 729,-
35 bales the year before. The
foreign shipments to date are 1,296,65
bales agrinst 1,056,09l bales ut this
time last year and 733,03S bales the
year before.
The receipts of cotton at all United
States ports for the week ending Fri
day last sum up 166, 500 bales against
1877, 800 bales last week on the same
day and l62,457 bales last year. Re
ceipts at all ports on Saturday were
36,046 bales, against 29,4O9 bales last
week, and 25,563 bales the day last
year.
The receipts OF cotton at Nashville
for the present season sum up 44,8i.
bales, against 22,S79 bales last yeal
and 1900 bales the year before at IN,
same time. Receipts at St. Louis t.
Saturday last we're 259, no bales, ant
1868 bales in excess Of last year a
the same time, New Orleans receipts
are 275.0O0 bales ahead of last year a
this time; Mobile $4,000 bales ahead
Savannah $1,000 bales ahead, and the
Virginia ports $4,000 bales ahead
Texas shows a decrease as compare,
with last year Of $4,000 bales
Charleston over 42,0O) bales, an,
Florida over 1900 bales.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1879-12-08
lN PORT.

James Lee. Geo w Cheek, BateBville,
Osceola Belle, Mark Twain, Coahoma,
Judge Fletcher, Iron Mountain, Rapid
Transit.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1879-12-08

gauge. Cumberland river is rising
rapidly with Is feet on the shoals.
Arkansas river is STATIONARY with p in
ches onthe gauge at Little Rock White
river is rising at Augusta with a fair
stage Of steamboat water from there
c,.A
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SoO pAAS,feO
WHOLE TICKETS. s.; HALE TICKETS. 81.
"a TICKETS, $50 So TICKETS 500
THE PUBLIC ARE REQUESTED TO ATTEND THIS
DRAWING. TO SCRUTINIZE, TO INVESTIGATE
AND SUGGEST
ORDERS FOR TICKETS SHOULD BE ADDRESSED
TO
T. j. COMMERFORD SECRETARY,
COURIERJOURNAL BUILDING.
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DIRECTORY FOR ADVERTISERS.

xSfESTS SS3,s f f.ss-s.S cd ss'.
BoARDERs wAXTED-ap fAcE.stn col.
sHo6RLYS REAL ESTATE FOR Fi sALEEisn 'I rIas-
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES pAer,esA COL, and
nus, ,IEs Ps NoT,nts col: g., %,
Cry Real estate roh sanE1isr s f.en-s.h COL
aSb and
BAASSiSS Ac4pENiEs.isr Pac a sYS col.
DDEESSyIs IISi,s fAGk-4.h col
DwEGGkTNS IiSTSEs 70 EET FGeSIsHED AND
EUROPEAN sTEAasHIFs- 2nc P4cH.1i Ss' col
EiNANcIAI@llTn PAss-ssh &C, col A'' ''' ''''
FURNISHED ROOMS AND APARTMENTS TO LET
yuss SfIg Ekesns'f fs ss col.
HE'LL COL
HORSES. CARRIAGES. &C,-isr PAGE-sd and Attn coils.
HOUSES ROOMS, PLIotEs OF BUSINESS. &C.,
MHhnsa-s9T" f rasrsiH e co.,
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HHA ssBEE Sxs1EHs risrsn col COL
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ssiASoSShTEs, 6k$ANs SS..s, r.e x col
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pRofER!Y AS oGT OF THE CITY FOR SALE OR TO
REAL EsTATE 5 n1sss
REAL ESTATE WANTED-lsT PAGE-5th col
REWARDS-1sr PAGE-lst col.
SALES AT AUCTION-2D PAGE-6th col
SITUATIONS WANTED-FEMALES-l2rH PAGE-1st I'd
and Sd coils.
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SPECIAL NOTICES-lsT PAGE-1st, I'd and Sd coils.
SPORTING, BOOKMAKING, &C.-1sT PAGE-3d col.
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LET-12TH PAGE-5th and 9th coils.
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WATCHES JEWELRY, &C.-jrH PAGE-6th col.
WESTCHESTER COUNTY PROPERTY FOR SALE OR
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YACHTS STEAMBOATS,. &C.-1OrH PAGE-6th col.
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REAL ESTATE AT AUCTION.

( VALUABLE SLATE QUARRY Ar PUBLIC SALE
The Standard Slate Quarry property. with Machinery
and Fixtures situated at Slatedae Lehgh county Pa.
will be sold at Allentown, Pa by sheriff sale the I'D
of August Apply J. Il. SYPHER, Philadelphia;
ROBERT 4. WRIGHT X son, Allentown.
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PRICE THREE CENTS
AMUSE MESTs.
4 NENMAN LIEDEKkKANZ.
. GRAND SEASIDE CONCERT
AND sUMMERNlGHrS FESTIVAL.

~, =, -, :, ga,
" GRAND SEASIDE CONCERT
AND suMMERNlGHrs FESTIVAL.
Ar SET InpEs l1AI AYaGSr G n ls7si
s comm" :, o'clock 3 cs1esrs y I'm NAL:
liant Illumination and Decoration Of the Palace Fire
INTRODUCED, 81 No checks Tickets obtained
stats zeans BSi@ing ston@sy Sons III East ssi
oes ss sa sS o and pa az tn:
Of the society Trains and boats via Bay Ridge by New
brookyn BAH and cOney island Railroad and via
New Iron rsT ny ss s S Of & ocean steam
Bile weather the festival will be postponed Friday.
PAUL GoEPEL Secretary
HAyERLY,S THEATRE. l4rH sr AND 9Th Av.
LIZ II. HAVERLf. Proprietor and Manager
Last nights Of the charming artistic,
sy fsss4nn -pa :''1ny
Friday evening ySdS Saturday ,S Matinee,
SATURDAY NIGHT. ' AS YOU LIKE IT.
IL Corner OF i4th st and 9th av.
Mr. hASEkfx 81 ya Z:
MONDAY, August Angus -; p With Vi the famous
opre. Rrr TqtsiLthE COMPANY
includes the celebrated Cantatres
A'D 0p''A'' A'' Miss EME RosEAU
40 ARTISTS TTnnsrs 40
in new Ethereal Buriesque Extravaganza in two acts
THE MA sGiie'' SLIPPER.
with new scenery appoin tments. fresh music and
Engagement limited to three weeks fos
which may DO secured in advance for evening"
Wednesday or Saturday matinee.
/vRAND OPERA HOUSE.
POOLE DONNEILY. .Lessees and Managers
Reserved Seats orchestra circle and balcony. DOE
WILL REOPEN ON MONDAY NEXT, AUGUST IS
with the celebrated comedian and vocalist
NE j9sEFH MUEFHy..
In Marsden's great coined -drama
THE KERRY Cow.
NEW l xsn EFFECTS
AND A POWERFUL CAST OF CHARACTERS.
MATINEES WEDNESDAY AND SATURDAY.
Box sheet open Saturday. from 3 A. NJ to q r. NJ
TNONY PAsTOR's 5s5 BROADWAY ssh
i EVERY EVENING. TUESDAY, FRIDAY AND
SATURDAY MATINEES,
=, ELLA ZuILA ON THE HIGH S WIRE RE ,orns
ii FEMALE EMBLEMATIc CONCERT TROUPE. ii.
VNALLACKS PRELIMINARY SEASON.
w Proprietor and Manager. Mr. LESTER WALLACK
Engagement of the popular Comedian,
Mr.. JOHN T. RAYMOND.
who will appear
EVERY EVENING AND SATURDAY MATINEE
IN g. L. Rowe's and successful Comic Drama Of
WOLFERT'S ROOST;
OR, LEGEND OF SLEEPY HOLLOW,
with
NEW AND APPROPRIATE SCENERY MUSIC,
COSTUMES AND APPOINTMENTS
The viii include
with Messrs f. Hardenberg. j. W. Shannon. H. Lee E. NJ
Holland. A. Anderson, c. f. Edwin, Nine Pons Missee
Kate Forsythe Courtney Barnes Connie Thompson and
Josie Myers
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

SPECIAL NOTICES.
AUGUST 80 IS THE
70. 1 III aEsy; E$EESSS' AND
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MAoAuLEy,s THEATRE.
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GRAND
vspREcEDEESs4R ZIP SUCCESS
NEW FEATURE! mr.,
sEEga H Fl pEA eH fH Y Nf AND
THE REVOLUTION
THE rnG RE. FS SSfB s s$lifHsrIvrs
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ENTE Of TJcEEr xE Ho1 HnIHnp coMMITTEsE An
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81 SoNE n TAE SPACE M THAT # ho
THE NUMBER or TicKET GAS BE FOUND ANp
STE, ANp # HE WISHES, HE CAN PLACE II IN
THE WHEEL HIMSELF.
THE ooMMoNwEAhTa DIsrRaBgrIoN COMPANY
akTS Ty SGdH
ON SATURDAY
AUGUST 30
WHEN AN OPPORTUNITY WILL AGAIN BE OF
FERED OF OBTAINING FOR ONLY 81 ANY OF THE
HANDSOME PRIZES CONTAINED IN THE FOL-
LOWING
UNRlvALLED SCHEME.
PRIZE ......................... $4,000
PRIZE. ......................... ........ 10000
l PRIZE. Observation-Disclosures. 5000
10 PRIZES, 81 600 EACH Observation-Disclosures. 10000
20 PRIZES, 500 EACH..... .......... 10000
100 PRIZES. 100 EACH...................... 10000
200 PRIZES, so EACH.... 10000
500 PRIZES, 20 NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 1900
loo PRIZES, 10 EACH. .................. 10000
APPROPRIATION PRIZES.
o PRIZES $500 EACH .................... 200
PRIZES, 200 EACH. 1900
PRIZES, 100 EACH..... ................. 800
$3.50 PRIZES. SIP 400
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Tho public Is respectfully invited witness expert
which viii be made with the STANDARD Portable Fire
Escape the Tribune Building Friday. the 22d nst
o'clock in the afternoon An unprecedented descent
will be effected from the pigeon roost balcony height of
$50 feet. The Standard Portable Fire Escape Is par
cellence the paragon of fire in the complete
accepaton of the word Members of the press par
ticularly invited witness the experiment. DE La
MOTTE X MARCHAED. Analytical Chemists and Mining
Engineers 24O Broadway, New York.
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HORSES. CARRIAGES.


A -PEREMPToRy AUCTION SALE,
"A. ut the private stable,
2s4 Msrssr Il, between Wnersy and Clinton places
AT u Tcks9SG,EE,, RA ,ISrS on SHINE.
Including the Black aeidns TON JEFfERsoN. JR.
49, hands years old got by Toronto Chief dam black
mare a, o the swis, MARI by + & Black awh Tom
Is warranted sound and kind His half brcther the
Chestnut Trotting Mare MAMIE d. l5i, hands high, 8
years old got by winthrop Morrill,, Jr. dam crasy Jane
ing; al her heats inside of rs
rantedisound and kind:
old by cisnif he by RysdieEs msmsiconian dan, the
Sparks mare by Alexander Abdallah Paun trottcd
sy fcns Mare FANNIE G. X Ssh G
2S1 on Ansnst ~ aud was timed by w II Johnson. y.
roadstcrs living and warranted sound and kind.
old sired by Edward kyertt dam by iIoagands Messen
uoshen track and beat 80 she Is warranted
Phacton top open Wagons single and Double lar.
ness, Robe, Blankets, shoots, Nc.
B-sALE POSITIVE, RAIN OR SHINE.
A BARGAIN-FoUR HORSES, USED IN GROCERY
East 18th st.. near I'd av
ASIAN MAKING EXTENSIVE ALTERATIONS IN MY
n restaurant viii soil handsome Canadian Driving
Oyster house 1872 Sd av.. between lith and 18th
A FOR SALE, THREE HORSES, YOUNG AND
"A Sound, suitable for business sold ut bargains
the owncrh has use for them five days trial allowed.
Private stable 4 West 10Th. near 9th NV.
A GOOD SOUND HORSE FOR SALE CHEAP AT 2ii
AEast Goth 81.
A FOR SALE, TEAM HORSES. TIIE PROPERTY
A.of lightning rod company; suit farmer grocer.
reasonable offer refused 376 Bowery, opposite 9th
rear
A -s1oJ.-GREAT BARGAIN BAY HORSE, 0YEARs
iSS sis@ also Pony rSssoS cheap ISIS wss sis. 81
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POST OFFICE NOTICE.

TYosT OFFICE NorluE-rHE FOREIGN MAILS FOR
week ending Saturday August - 1879. will close
Office Tuesday. at A. NJ to~ Europe by steam
shin wyoming via Queenstown; edncsday. at A. W.,
for Europe by steamship Scytha via Queenstown GORE
for France DO specially addresse and At
A. VI. for France direct by steamship Aulerquc, via
Thursday, at 80 A NJ. for ireland by steam
ship China via Queenstown pondencc for Great
Britain and the Continent be specially addresscd
and IL for Europe by steamship Westphaiia, via
Plymouth. Chcrbourg and hamburg Saturday, az 80
A. NJ, for Ireland by steamship City OF New York. via
Queenstown spondence for Great Britain and tho
Contnent be specially Addressed, and at 80 NJ
for scotland direct steamship Devonia via Glasgow.
and II 80 A. NJ for Europe by steamship Neckar. via
Southan pton and Bremen. TIL, mails for Denmark.
sweden Norway despatched by Hamburg and Bro
men steamers only The mails for Aspnwal and south
Pacific ports leave Now Yors August 10 The mails for
Hay jamaica and Marscabn leave New York August ~
The mails for Havana leave Now York August 81 and -
The mails for Mexico ieave Now York August % The
mails Australia SC. lesve San Francisco september l.
The mails China and Japan leave san Francisco Sep
tember IL TuOS. Ia JAMES, Postmaster.
Posr OpricR. NV YoRK. August rs. 1873.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

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ROYAL HAVANA LOTTERY. AUGUST "a.
CAPITAL PRIZE, $2o0,UO
TICKETS, $40, $40, $40. So, 81; FoRTIETHs, 81
KENTUCKY STATE LOTTERY. AUGUST 30
CAPITAL PRIZE. $1,000
WHOLE TICKETS, ONE DOLLAR
LOUISIANA STATE LOTTERY SEPTEMBER 9.
CAPITAL PRIZE. S30OO0
WHOLE TICKETS, 81: HALVES. 81.
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Z ENTUCKY STATE, AUGUST 80; $4,000; TICKETS
IN 81 Louisiana State September -: S3OOO Tickets "
and 81 orders by promptly attended to- f. GRAIN,
Jr., Bankers. Chambers st.
Il ENTUCKY STATE DRAWS AUGUST 30. CAPITALS.
NSl5,UO %. OOO together. x67 Y25 Tickets, Sl
FIELD X CO., PIP Broadway
II LIS BROADWAY. 1913 BROADWAY.
n: 81. NATHAN, BANKER
~ 49, 30 cAfiTALs 2oa6oo PESOS
KENTUCKY STATE AUGUST 30 TICKETS. 81.
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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1879-08-21

DARK THEATRE
PRELIMINARY SEASON.
MONDAY EVENING, AUGUST Is.
First appearance in New York of the Young and talented
Miss MARION DARCY,
in five act Play entitled
THE LIVING STATUE,
supported by
Mr. JOSEPH WHEELOCK
AND FIRST CLASS STOCK COMPANY.
Box Office open Thursday, August 81
NEW YORK AQUARIUM,
IN 18th ST. and Broadway.
PINAFCRE!
SECOND WEEK OF THIS POPULAR OPERA
The has important changes and id.
dtions, and is now first class
Performance every night Matinee Wednesday and Sat-
urday
Aquarium open from A. NJ. until 10 =. NJ. Admission,
Soc; children. 25c. Reserved seats. 25c. extra
A BERLE'S TIvOLI THEATRE. HOUSES CROWDED.
ANIGHrLY MONSTER DOUBLE ENTERTAIN
NENT Julian Kent in WILD BILL. King Sabre. Allies
and Dixon Msude sheppard Larry Tooley. Fannie Sand
ford and Grand Dramatic Company. Matinees Thurs
day. Saturday Admission, log. l5c. a5c and 5oc.
THEATRE COMIQUE 5l4 BROADWAY
lHARRIGAN HART. Proprietors.
MONDAY. AUGUST fs
EVERY EVENING and WEDNESDAY and SATU RDAY
MATINEE.
Second week and tremendous hit OF the
MULlIGAN GUARD CHOWDER
New Music, by great popular composer,
Mr.. DAVE BRAHAM.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1879-08-21
Season lS79-1SSO.

Tho alterations and decorations designed by Mr. Dioo
Boucicault executed under his direction will be
peted end of this month and the theatre viii
be opened
ON THURSDAY. SEPTEMBER 4,
when will be represented for the first any STAGE
q Drama in four acts, entitled