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The New York herald., 1879-07-05
NEW YORK CATTLE MARKETS.

FRntY, July Z. 1H1N.
There were sales Of live stock reported this fore
noon neither arrivals of Importance. the
being that today has been observed national
holiday.
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EUROPEAN MARKETS.
COMMERCIAL.

LONDON, July 4. 1s7al
The leading markets in Mincing Lane Inactive
and prices show little alteration The stock OF
tho Kingdom has beon further to nearly 7OO
tons. Demand continues slow. few cargoes Oh
the sold barely previous terms Low brown des
criptions dull. business being chiefly in uncayed
unchanged other West India varieties rather easier
refined scarcely maintains its former position In several
decline again accepted for coffee The
ply of foreign and common East India still exceeding tho
descriptions recovered shilling per Thursdays
sales Desirable qualities of Rio maintain the recent Inn
The total stock here Is 300 tons being
1000 above the OF the four preceding
the date. The Dutch Trading Company's stock
supply of Java aoat very large diminution
Rce-Cargoes slightly lower. though there is now
inquiry.
Tca-Frst arrivals black leaf Congss
sres sold Is. 31sd. IS. I'd. per ID.
There ow in saltpetre at last
wcek rao The market however has atterly boon dull
because of tho absence of speculation.
There Is material change in the spice market
ANTWERP July 4, 1879.
Petroleum. 1851. for fne pale American.
America lard closed at sof. 25c. for 100 kos.
BKExEs. July 4. 1879.
Petroleum, Z marks, so pfcnnigs
LivxRrooL July 4-5P.M.
Cotton-Thcre is moderate inquiry, which is freely
supplied middng uplands IS ID I6d middling Orleans
bales including 600 for and
export Receipts $50 bales. all American OF the sales
better; uplands. low middiing clause. July delivery.
c932d uplands, low middling clause July and August
delivery. 65sd also 2v-:i.d uplsnds. low mid
ding clause, August and September delivery 332d
p.ry I'd %dSs Clause ana oeoss .Ss
November delivery II 32d also lGd uplands, low
middlfng clanro, November aud December delivery,
7-iSd uplands low middiing clause shipped
by November and Decemher sail 6%sd Futures closed
hrmer; buyers at the last quotations.
wEEkLY COTTON ssKKEr.
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LivERrooL. July 4. 1879.
Trade Report-rho market for yarns and fabrics at
Manchester is quiet. Brcadstuf Brmer Wheat - I'D.
Id Genital for California white and IA ID
sas I'D for California club. Lard BIS. I'D ewt for
American.
The receipts Of wheat for the past three days
16OUOO centals. including 1O.OuO American.
LONDON. July 4-6r.M.
Produce-Calcutta linsecd 5is per quarter Refined
petroleum, esd. 6ad per gallon. sperm oil. f54 f5s
per ton.
FINANCIAL.
LONDON. July 4-4 30 r NJ
Consois for both and the account s 3ie; United
States bonds. 4s. 1uD; Erie. 2S Illinois Central 91A
Pcnnsylvania Central, Al Reading, ~.
Paris sdvces report exchange London, 25f 26e for
checks.
BERLIN July 4, 1879.
The statement Of the Imperial Bank OF Germany shows
Q decrease In specie of II ,6iT,0pO marks.
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NEW YORK HERALD SATURDAY JULY SUPPLEMENT-
TRAyELLERs, GUIDE.

CTEAMBOAT AND STEAMSHIP AND RAILROAD
Drrinting of description rapidly and eheapy done
by the Metropolitan Job Printing olhce, y Ann st. branch
Office IA Union square. connected by telephone
THE OLD RELIABLE sToNINGToN LINE FOR Bos
TON and ALL POINTS EAST.-Steamers leave pier 81
n r.. foot Jay ST., p. NJ Special tickets Boston
GOOD ONLY for the trip specified ticket sold tor 81 90
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MANHATTAN BEACH.
CONEY ISLAND,
NEW AND ONLY DIRECT ROUTE.
TAKE THE ELEVATED RAILROAD
WHITEHALL STATION
and steamer
D. r. MARTIN TO BAY RIDGE.
Waiting direct with station no pier
street crossings steamer leaves 70 minutes past
the hour from y rs A. VI. 70 ~ r. NJ
srARIN'S EXCURSIONS
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MANHATTAN BEACH RAILWAY
MDOUBLE TRACK OVER THE ENTIRE ROAD
GHEENP0IyT DIVISION

GkEENPOINT DIVISION
Trains leave foot of 23d st. East Rvcr by steamer Sy
Il S il is Il 4s ia:is ssis, Isi5. ts;4s His 4ts
Is is 3 As IL rs e45 IA :i5 II As Is:i5 - 45 r NJ
Returning icavo Manhattan Beach for Grccnpoint and
New York 35 TO- I'll % A. M; tt2 .O5, IL go II 10
Il 80 - i5 " 80 I3l5 ~ 80, 45, tt 80 10 u.s. -
lel5, $50, i7hs "a go, as Is go 10 90 - ~ s5
Trains marked thus stop at Ea.. Now York enly-ls
NV ''' Hay RIDGE DIVISION
Steamers THOMAS COLLYBR aud TWILIGHT leAvo
New York IN connecting at Bay idgc With trains for
Manhattan Beach rs followst- =
sad srss'so;lo on 10 30 y a z a II a', n rs.
Leroy stree. ss, tioss. tl rs A Nj iss's IL rs.
Pier Sc 20 tlo'sS tii so A. NJ IL 'oo 81 ''s, ~ 80.
The steamer u. H. MARTIN connects with elevated rail
roads Wbitchal aud trains ct Bay Ridge for MAnhat
Leave wSteSai st. 70 2s TO as 81 rs A. ti2 %.
81 rs y rs = rs "a rs Is Is 70 rs. a :2s y rs
Trains marked thus do not stop At Snccpshcad Bay
RETURNING LEAVE
Manhattan Beach for Bay Ridge and New York fci.
$40, 40 40 III. ~ 30 AZ IAN 'ia 20. 4, - 20,
X, y 20, s:s5 - 20 aad ito rs r. NJ W
Trains marked thus connect with steamer ID. r.
MARTIN and do stop at Sheep shcad Bay.
Trains marked thus connecting with North River boats
do not stop At Shccpshoad Bay. =
Excursion Tickets good TO return to Now York
sher DIVISION but North River and Grscnpoint Tickets
Orders may be left with Dodds Express for baggage 10
and from Manhattan Beach. .-- - -
GRAND CONCERTS EVERY AFTERNOON AND
EVENING ny GiLMoRB's BAND AND LEVY
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7 ONG ISLAND RAILROAD.
ROUND TRIP so CENTS
RoCKAwAY BEACH.
DAILY EXCEPT SUNDAYS
Leave Hunters Point at g. O. 10. IL A n, II noon.
I :al = 80, a 30, q and y. VI.
slip ~ minutes earlier
30 20, 4 30, 5 20, d 90 Z aud 30 +. NJ
. SUNDAYS.
Leave Hunters Point 10, IL A NJ, IL noon, 30,
80 30 and 40 r. NJ
Beach IL so 10 20, $40 10 80, 10
and 30 r. NJ.
7 EARN TO SWIM YoR s5; SINGLE SWIM, Soc;
lsavc your life before going excursion
column in this tor particulars Central Park
Baths 59th St. 7th
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SPECIAL ANNOUNCEMENT
hToday and every day dncudnK Surdays the peerless
Palace Steamer and American Marine Hotel tho
PLYMOUTH EOCK
will
the BEACH LONG BRANCH,
making two trips, landing rsionsts on the
GREAT TUBULAR IRON PIER.
FARE to and from the pier is but FIFTY CENTS.
Single trip tickets IS cents.
Tickets SOLD ON THE PIERS ONLY and By uniform ed
salcsmen.
Iron Pier promcnade tickets. 10 cents extra.
LEAVES IN THE MORNING
from the pier foot OF 22d ST. r. at o'clock and pier
n r. Battery at 80
LEAVES IN THE AFTERNOON
tho pier foot of I'D st. n r. 80 and pier NJ R.
o'clock. Returning viii leave the beach at o'clock
The morning trip will allow six hours Long Branch
OkG BRANCH RACES, JULY S, &, 10 AND l2-
Take the PLYMOUTH ROCK. EXCURSION TICK
ETS so CENTS single trip tickets, 35 Lands in
front OF Leand's big Ocean Hotel See table above
S0 CENTS FOR AN EXCURSION TO LONG BRANCH
COand back IS cents tor single trip Ticket the peer
loss palace steamer PLYMOUTH ROCK goes twice . day,
including Sundays
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NEW HAVEN MERIDEN, HARTFORD, SPRING
IN Held White Noun and intermediate points, steam
leave Peck slip f. H., at and IL M connecting at
New Haven with special trains. Particulars ~ pier
nNE DOLLAR LINE TO BosTON.-LIMITED TICK.
Steamers leave pier 4 North River day except Sun.
same pier daily including sundays M for Boston,
Worcester &C. aud Tor Portland tho White Mountains
daily. excepting Saturdays
vpROyIDENUE LlNE To BOSTON VIA PROVIDENCE
dircctA tullniEhts Only q miles OF ra Palace
stesmers MAssACuU USETTS aud RHODE ISLAND leave
r. NJ from pier ~ North Rivcr, foot Of arrcn 81
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II Cossens West Poinp. Cornwall. Newburg Marlboro
Delaware and WAIKIKI Valley railroads. stesmboat,
JAMES W. BALDWIN and THOMAS CORNELL leave
daily, at r. NJ pier "a North RIVER FOOT OF Harrison
except Saturuays when tho steamer THOMAS CORNELL
viii ioavc at o'clock r. NJ. commencing juno -.
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AMERICUS. from East River, two trips Sec Kocka
way advertisement.
Returning leave Iron Pier half hourly to p NJ O.
o 80 and luP NJ.
Single Faro. IS cents Excursion Tickets, so cents
WHICH INCLUDE ADMISSIONS TO THE PIER
Return tickets good esther bost
- An entire time table Monday morning
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COASTWISN sTEAMshlfss.
ETEw YORK AND HAVANA MAI, LINE DIRECT.-
IN These hrst class steamers will sail Mt r. NJ, from
pc North River foot Of Cedar ST. for lavan" direct
follows
Steamer MORRO CASTLE ..........W edncsday July 10
Steamer SANTIAGO DE CUBA. "Wednesday. July 2e
For freight and having unsurpassed sccommo
~ WILLIAM r. CLYDE 4 CO., No 35 Broadwsy.
LAwTON BROS Agents in Havana.
IN FOR HAVANA DIRECT,
from picr II East Rvcr. at 3P NJ
eteamshtp sAkAIOtA ihursu"y' Juy ~
Steamship MALARIA ....sSnturuny Ju'y iv
= Magnificent passenger nccommoda dations.
JAMES L. WARD CO.. il3 Wall ST.
AT ", HAVANA AND MEXICAN MAIL IS. LINE.
IN. Steamers leave pier North River. ~ . +. NJ.
FOR HAVANA DIRECT AND VERA CRUZ
- calling at Progreso. Campeachy and Frcnters
CRY 0f WASHINGTON Havana ony) Thursday. Juiy q
o''' X xLExxNDRE SONS. iii and % srSsS~sy =
HALIFAX, N s., AND ST JOHNS. NE.
CROMWELL Linc.- steamships lcnve ns follows from
pier 10 Nurth River:- - . .
AIIIAMBRA Thursday. July
For passage fret isht
apply TO CLARK 4 SEAMAN, 50 " est ST. fttf
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L,OR SOUTH BEACH. PAVILION. CEDAR GROVE,
i Staten nIsiand-Seamboat OSSEo leavos Harlem A n
33d st., East Rivcr, . 80 A. NJ, r. NJ
llth st.. East River, 8 40 A. NJ. i5 T. ".
Grand ST.. East River. s so, 80 p. ~
Pier l, North River, o 80 A. NJ. 2 and 4 rs r. NJ
Returning, IL A. NJ. 3:i5 and 30 r.
Stapeton at 10 A. NJ, 80 r. N.
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"A. IMPORTANT TO TOURIsTSi
Part Of tho way
Endorsed by thousands daily the popular
out Of New York.
Eleven miles attractive pleasant
portion Now York Hsrbor Starns North Shsre aud
Staten Island ferry.
Safety, comfort and pleasure
Boats leave foot Of Whitehall st. hourly.
STARIN'S ExCURSIOES
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FOR SALE.

4 OVER NV ROU%F, aTTUATED ON
Curry Street. between King and Mussor fer sale
Also my turn uce. sewing machine library, etc: Buyer
invited to view the premises. A. WATT S9
Carson, May 27, 1879.
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dec3tf
GEORGE W. KrTZMKYER.
xNTHE DISTRICT COURT or THEsEC.

I'm THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE SEC
OND Judicial Disrct of the State Of Nevada, in and
for the County of Ornsby.-James Gettys, plaintiff,
Mary Jane Getys defendant Action brC uht in the Dis
tric Court of the Second judicial District Of the State of
Nevada in and for the County Of Ormsby and the
plant filed in said County If Ormsby the Office of the
Clerk of said District Cour-The State of Nevada sends
greeting to Mry Jane Gettys, defendant You hereby
required appear action brought against you by the
alb named plaintiff in the District Court Of the Second
Judicial District the of Nevada in and for the
County of OrmSby, and to answer the complaint fled
therein "a copy of which accompanies this SunmOns)
within ten days exclusive of the day of servce)
served within this county; if served out Of
this county, but in this District, within twenty days,
otherwise within forty days-or judgment by default will
be taken against The said action brought to obtain
decree of divorce diss diving the bonds of matrmOny
isng between plaintiff and yourself the grounds Of
having tie adultery in the latter part OF the
year A D. 1874 and in the early part of the year A. D.
1875, in the Territory (nOw State) of Colorado with
two certain persons named in COMPLAINT, at various
and diverse times and places and at various AMI diverse
times ami pl down to this date with various other
persons that to the exact times and places of said
various acts of adult that plaintiff is uufOrmed he
being said time in the State Of Nevada; and upon fur
ther grounds that you had at the time of your marriage
with plaintiff former husband living in Colorado by
plaintiffs complaint. And you hereby notified that il
Ill appear aud the said complaint above
required the said plaintiff will apply to the Court for the
re ief demanded in his complaint.
Given under my hand the Seal of the District Court
of the Second Judicial District of the Sta OF Nevada in
and for the County of Oreby this fifth day of June in
the year of Lord Thousand eight hundred and
seventy nine.
lsEaIJ J. H. MARSHALL, Clerk.
T. COFFIN Attorney f)r Plaintiff. jet /
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And in accordance with law and order Of the Board
of Direct ,rs made the 24th of April, 1879, many
shares of each parcel of such stock be
will be sold at public auction at the office of the com
pany, Adams Block. Carson City Nevada, o. the
S0th DAY OF JUNE, 1879 at the hour of Oclok N.
of such day pay said delinquent thereon,
together with cost Of advertising and expense of sale
NJ ANDERSON, Secretary.
Office front in Adams House, Carson City Neasds
ie4lm.
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Lake TaE0G LUMBER YARD.

:. TT. HUNT, Proprietor
KBEPs ooNsTANTLy on HAND
Clear and Common Lumber, Of all kinds
Doors Windows md Blinds.
NOuldn!s. Pickets and Shingles
Door ani window Hlnyngs and Fastenings
Screws, Wire Cloth, Etc Etc,
Which | sell cheaper than be bought at any other
place in the state.
HzY'0rders delivered in all parts Of the city Free
Carson City, February e. 1879.
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Tn THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE SEC

OND Judicial District of State of Nevada in and
for the County of Ormsby-Mo Chaplin His Credit
ors-Notice creditors of inSovent:-Pursuant to
order of the Hon Samuel D. King, Judge OF the said Dis
notice is hereby given all the creditors of
said nsOven Moses Chaplin to he and appear before
the said Judge open Court at the OF said
Court in Carson City the said County of OrmSby,
the ed DAY OF JUNE, A. D. 1879, at 10 o'clock of
that day. then and there to show any they
why the prayer said nsovent should not be granted
and an assignment his made and he be discharged
from his debts and liabilities in pursuance OF the statute
such be made and provided, and in the meantime
all proceedings gain5t said nsolvent be stayed
Witness hand and the seal Of said Court this oath
day of May A D. 1879. J. H. MARSHALL. Clerk
IsHALI my25-20d
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.NOwExG A&D EABHISREE MENGNG3

V Company Location OF principal place OF business,
Carson City, Nevada; location II works, Eagle and
Washoe Valley Mining District. Drnsby County, Nevada
NoticcIhere delinquent upon the following described
stock unt OF ssmont IN" . levied the zth
day OF April 1879 the several amounts opposite the
names Of the respective Shareholders as follows
No i,l.rt No Slnnro Amt
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NOTICE.

yEyHR CO-PARTNFR-HIP H"RETOFaRE
existin2 under the firm Of Reinstsin & Gibson
ia this day dissolved by mutual consent E F. Gibson
tiring from the business, and 8 Rsinsten assuming all
liabilities against said firm and collecting all debts due it.
S. RHINSTElN E
H. p. GLBS0H.
OsSsUn ETY. March ~ l67p
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POST pom ed.

THE SAIE or DEfINQURNT STOCK
Of the Cowing and Zabriskie Mining Company has
hsan postponed until JULY 18th at 2 o'clock P n
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A SrELLER FROM THE KSoBs,-Deputy |.
$ Marshall B. L. McLain received letter
yesterday, addressed in the following style
geographically not exactly Spencerian
= Mister MayGIen, limited Stetes Murshell,
karsen Sitty, Neavedie. And that was
written by a resident of this State, and he a
voter.
DIED At BoDIE. -- 1t is reported that
Thomas J. Murphy, well known in Carson,
and who was for many years in the employ OF
Yerington, Haynie & Co., died at Bodie from
pneumonia on New Years night. His re-
mains will be brought to Genoa where they
will be buried.
New YEAR CALLs.-The time worn and
pleasant custom Of calling on friends New
Years day was well observed in this city.
Many of the best houses were thrown open
for the reception of guests, where the lat
ter were royalty entertained
For CoPYING CLERK OF THE ASSEMBLY,
Geo. F. c. Logan is a candidate for copying
clerk of the Assembly, He is competent
Young man and deserving of the position
ARRIVAL OF SENATOR'S Hon. Geo. W.
Cassidy, of Eureka, arrived in the city New
Yeal ) day, and Hon NJ J. Farrell, of Ian
der county, came in yesterday.
ARRESTED Thomas Kelly was arrested on
New Years day for being drunk and disorder
ly. He will be audenced by Judge Witherell
at 10 o'clock this morning.
POLICE COURT-William Hart will be tried
in this Court, at o'clock to-day, for commit
ting an assault upon Chinaman employed
at the County Hospital
SPECIE PAYMENT Yesterday the United
States Government resumed specie payment.
Greenbacks are now as good as gold
ARRIVALS On New Yeurs' day J. W.
Stanburn, Mrs J. Hamlett Yesterday: }.
H. Tuck, two Cinnamon.
SrocKs.-The incoming of 1879 has as yet
not been productive of a raise in this com
modify.
LEGISLATURE. - The Legislature convenes
on Monday next, the 9Th of January.
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MORNING APPEAL
JANUARY ;. 1879
CITIZENS MEETING.
To ARRANGE FOR AN INAUGURAL BAL

To ARRANGE FOR AN INAUGURAL BALL.
At the request of the Or,nsby county leg
iaators a citizens meeting is called to take
place i'll the District Court room this evening
friday at o'clock, for the purpose of max
ing arrangements for an Inaugural ball, to be
given at the Opera House or at Moore 4 Par
ser's Hall, some evening during the next
week. All respectable citizens are invited to
attend this meeting. The giving of the In
augural ball after the Inauguration of new
Governor has always been strictly observed
ii this State, and there is no reason why
this custom should be omitted upon the &C
cssion of the inauguration of Governor Kin
4ead. 1t is to be hoped that the citizens
will exert themselves to make the affair as
grand and successful as the occasion calls for.
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THE CLARKE RECEPTION.

On New Years night General and Mrs. r.
NJ. Clarke were sat home" at their spacious
aad elegantly furnished mansion i'll the north
en- part of the city. At Q o'clock their par
i0rs were filled with the creme of Carson So
clety, and no sooner did one enter the por-
ra!s OF that hospitable mansion than did that
enc feel perfectly at home and comfortable.
The host and hostess could not do enough to
make their guests feel happy and agreeable,
A. no former reception in this city was to be
.een such a swarm Of elegantly dressed and
admirable ladies as at the Clarke mansion.
There vas a general desire on the part of
General and Mrs. Clarke, and even the chill
tren Of the family, to make lasting impress
s,on of their hospitality upon the minds of
Tie guests, and, III all candor, it must be said
G;.at they succeeded most admirably. 1t was
social event that will long be remembered
by recipients Of the Clarkes kindness.
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NEW YEARS CALLS.

Among the most enjoyable and pleasant
places where the ladies received in this city
on New Years day, prominent were:
| At the residence of Lieutenant Governor
| Adams, were Mrs. Adams, assisted by Mrs
W. H. Gray and the Misses Florence Ringo
and Annie Batterman The ladies e1erted
themselves most charmingly to make their
visitors feel cheerful, and were decidedly sue
cessful in their efforts
At the residence of Judge Lsonerd, Mrs
Leonard, assisted by Mrs. Frederick D. Tur-
ner and Miss Cavanaugh, received her guests
in princely and pleasant style until evening.
At the residence of the Misses Clapp and
Babcock, these ladies were assisted by Mrs.
w. w. Hobart, Mrs. S. c. Scovile, Mrs.
M. Robinson and Mrs. D. R. Sessions, who
did the honors in style most grand and ele-
giant.
At the residence of J. H. Martin, ESQ.,
Mrs. Martin, assisted by Mrs. Warren Was
son and Miss Mamie Dow, received guests
until late in the evening
At the residence of Hon Jasper Babcock,
his daughter, Mrs. J. G. Chesley, received
her friends
At the residence of Judge Hawley, Miss
Francis Hodgkinson and Miss Negus received
their friends and those of the Chief Justice.
The day passed off pleasantly. The greater
number of the gentlemen visitors took new
departure and confined themselves to coffee,
and fortunately there are no accidents to
chronicle
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MAN Is FRAIL.

Ths is the subject of Hon. r d Fergu-
sons lecture, to be given at the Opera House
tonight The lecture will be replcte with
local hits and brilliant bon mots Those who
-,tsnd, and it is to be hoped that the theater
ril be crowded from pit to dome, will Ger
AMY pass pleasant and interesting evening,
sd at the close feel well satisfied with them-
.oives for having listened to our witty and
ACCOMPLISHED friend
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