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1lew Aarertisfments.

DEEs FOR sALE.--Thirteen hives Of
ID Italian Bees which l will sell cheap for
cash, or exchange for wheat. For further in
formation call on or address the undersigned.
J.F. KRAMER,
Nov s, '7Q-tf Clearfeld Pa.
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Clearfield now sports professional boot
black.
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Everybody is talking about Flecl's new
goods.
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DIRECTIONS.
ELYS CREAM BALM

- - n k@Ah
HAVING gained an enviable local reputation,
displaeing all other preparations 10 the vicinity
Of discovery, is, on its merits alone fccognRefas
a wonderful remedy wherever known. fair
trial will con vince the most skopical Of It's cura-
tive powers. Il eaectually cleanses the nasal
passages Of Catarrhal virus, causing healthy seere.
tions, allays inflammation aud irritation, protects
the menbranal Innings Of tho head from additional
colds, completely heals the sores and restores the
sense Of taste and smell. Beneficial results are
realized by few applications. Athorough treat
ment a. directed will cure Canrrh. As a house.
hold remedy for cold In the head II Is unoqualed
The Balm il easy to use and agreeable. Sold by
druggists at 30 cents. On receipt Of 50 cents
will mail package. Send for circular with full
information.
ELYs CREAM BALM CO., Owego, ~.
For sale BY the Clcardeld Druggists, and BY
Wholesale Druggists generally.
April 6th, lssl6m.
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Fleck is busy at opening new goods
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Fleck invites everybody in Clcardeld county
and clscwhere-men, women and children
to call and see the new goods
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specials.

OSE HUNDRED Pea CESE. DmCOUSr on OLD
PRoEs.-ssving Machines can now he purchased
at Merrells tin and variety store, from SIS up
Iwards. All kinds Of sewing mschinos repaired
on the shortest notice.
Clearaeli, Pa, July ls, 1877.
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we GU.gR.f.T'TEE prices and
meet al competition.
nav L. EI-ty.
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Terms Of Subscrlptlon.
RELIGIOUS NOTICES.

lfpaid IN adyanee,ot within throe mon.hs...s9 80
Grpsld after three and before six months. 90
Ifnaid after The expiration Of six months. 3 90
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rAUTioN.--All persons are hereby warned
~ against purchasing or in any way meddling
with the following personal property, now in the
possession Of Daniel Mocraekon, Of Ferguson
township, va Two COWS, two beds and bedding,
one grindstone, one copper kettle, one table, one
cook.stove and utensils, and one half acre OF pots-
toes. The foregoing property was purchased by
me at Constable sale on the 10th day Of August,
and is allowed 10 remain 10 the possession Of said
Daniel MeCrnckon on loan only, subject to ny
order at any time. D. W. HlLE,
Lumber city, Pa, Ausu't 81, lSsl.St
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fieck has just received complete as-ort-
nein OF tho genuine Broadhsad dress goods.
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Domestic for Sa3, at IIarder's.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1881-09-07

A very elegant line of pocket cutlery
scissors and shears at Harders. 5-25tf
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FARM FOR SALEI

The undersigned has come to the conclusion te
quit farming and follow bis occupation, a car.
pentsr, and now ofers for sale bis farm, situate
Que and ahalf miles north Of Cleardeld borough,
containing
DIGEITY ACRES,
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TWO-STORY A NN-O
'L"HOUSE. @hiSIh.sN,

Large frame barn, and other necessary outbuild
ings, together with an orchard Of ali kinds Of
fruit, and an excellent spring Of water. The
whole is uNDERLAID WITH GOOD COAL.
This property will be exchanged for smaller prop.
erty, or sold on easy terms in payments For
further particulars call on the premises or address.
JOHN c. REED, CleM6eld, Pa.
March 10th, lsSi-tE
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Ladies are invited to go and see the now
goods at flockls
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siS-dnver 4DOmcstic" for 500, at IIardcr's,
(Aug,2b III
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Most Of which Is cleared and under good cultiva
tion. and having thereon a good
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-11-28
DED STAR LINE.

III '.uitcd states aud Royal Belgian Mail StolnsrI
EVERY SATURDAY FOH An nv EXP
1ho HDleLdil nFs.-class flli-p1WcFsl stsAn'r~' -,
" . = - ) - tt,i.af 20 - IN
=
rIl9oaA sti-ero1ns smoking A pu irJjhi ahlu'uP'
Second edDiu lccIMnodltinn UHcSc5ioL
StIierOJIis all lliH lcok
80 hpT4aA cattls, shear Dr pissjArfi1L
First cabin, $50 AID sTI ... a.,
5 cInd c15la $50 prepaid, $50 oxcurNol' 81
Sfeeraye, 81 prepaid Al excurslos. tii. 81, =.
PETER wIiIOuI x 5O&s GeLI A - - bioad" way -''h
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sapport themselves and families, and the increase
in the cost of living at present makes theh moro
urgent The service must lose much oil It's EMERGENCY
if these men are permitted TO CO. Il A. Tia
CAPTAIN j. H. Merryman, Inspector OF tho IN
Saving Service, said recently les some of o Jul
best men are leaving the service cause Oh uiio
small paw upon which il is impossible Tor them 20
more than support themselves III most niggardly
way without taking into consideration the suspoGroS
ofteir families. The keepers who receive IRON 9fOV
stations but tie sIIrfnen DO not enjoy this PRIV
lege These keepers are Obliged 10 HVo AZ
or near the stations during the entire year
and have TO care for all the properly anu
apparatus during the summer az IN the WIncI'
Upon this miserable salary the Keepers must sup
port themselves and families ana incur tho uS ~
gers OF the service The surfmen, who receive SrtO
p month during the season when they are en-
ployed perform duties constantly perlouS VIII
struggling against wind and waves to save n,l,,i ,
enc nf experts When a wrecked YES ell
is swept fore aud aft by the seas, anu nnII
women aud children are chnging TO shrouus i Gnu
bTlwaTks the man who can best take OUT tno ny
boat through the breakers IS the man we must nj
for the service The gunner who can c9sl at L smo
first fire the shOt-ne over the breaklhH ueeN VIZ
the night is blacklist and there Is nothing - suuo
his aim but the spot OF light made Oy the SNIP i
tern in the rigging, is the man the service ueabI
There Is i'm the service corps OF daring ana soIV
men. Ii they should leave II tlelr POSITIONS mu'V
be filed by inferior men, in whose hands the WoIh
would deteriorate greatly. The men now elnpI9!Su
have long experence have been proved 10 ne Ol lhe
utmost value to the service, and the places Oh many
of them cannot be filled Satisfactorily lhSH p"y
has always been considered insufficient, and their
repeated demands have heenm with promises that
Congress would be more liberal with them, lney
have become whOlly discouraged and now tnat lllo
cost of living has been increased their situation has
become desperate" 80
Shipping men and others express much syInPa-
thy with the men, and hope that they VIII De
treated more generously 1t is understood that the
men would not ask for any increase III pay IL they
could be served the navy IN ion, or the money III
place of it, equal 20 thirty cents per day Among
the designations of keepers there are those on me
New-Jersey coast. and one of the stations On the
coast of Texas has been discontinued because Oh
tbe designations of the crew. who claim that. being
far from any settlement. the difficulty III getting
supplies makes It impossible for them to live upon
the wages paid.
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streets 1t can be used for special outsdes or insdes as
squares or large rooms Ike the composing
room Of The London Times Ihese arc
exceptional which will only increase the use OF gas
People won't go from very light squares or other places
into dark, feebly lighted streets; and thereIoIe t G
number aud force Of gas Jets must be incTedse
William ThOnsOn's theory OF the storage OF ciscuIViS
produced q popular fallacy. There wOulu Ue hulo
'energy I'm the weight OF coal or In TWO cuuc oc
Of compressed gas EdisOns statements have many %
them been wild and improved The most iinpotiaant
experiments with the electric lght-in lighting tn ,
House of COmmons-haye proved a failure. 9 Pun
authorities Dr. Siemens and Mr. Preece deoIS t .i
the OF gas will not be interiered with Dy eeo'i'o
lighting" -, Dec
lessor Spice said have had many proieEslohi de5t
ngs with Irish and cities and have no 9esle
speak unkindy OF the Irish But Ireland has been ie
by dcmagogues OF the worst kind, like Parnel b i
and Others. knew Mr. Butt, who was an earnest NV
cate Of Home Rule. What he wanted was rci,rol5.,I
enoughthat Irish business should be done ID iaene
Notwithstanding the dishonesty Of these demagoguer
these troubles viii be settled, and the L ana
Court win clear the sky Demagogues I !b
T. L. OConnor literally nobody. They nave tue
gift OF gab and have risen mp in this confusion 70 ny
hands whatever they get But believe thlt wv
bulk OF Irish people want order estabiisned ana III
time they will be grateful for the advantages I tHcy
will secure through the Land Act "
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THE LIFESAVING SERVICE.

IT'S EFFICIENCY LIKELY TO De IMPAIRKD-KEEPERs
AND OTHERS REsIGNING BECAUSE OF SMALL
PAY-INCAPABLE MEN TO TAKE Thu liz PLACES.
The limited appropriation by Congress for the sup
port Of the fe-Savng Service, by which the super
intendents, keepers and surimen receive so small
compensation that many have sent in their resigna-
tons and others threaten to do So IS
beginning to cause much apprehension as
to the continued efficiency of the service
For several years the merits of the American life
saving system have been steadily becoming more
conspicuous and the concession of its superiority
has now become general not only at home but
abroad Each year brings to the files of tue De-
partment tributes from shipmasters who, with their
failors, and often their vessels also, have been
rescued IN desperate straits by Its bold crews.
There are also letters from abroad which give to
the system no stinted praise The general superin-
tendent of ;lie service Sumner l. Kiuiba finds
himself seriously embarrassed because the funds are
Inadequate TO the demands Of the service. and by
bis inability to retain efficient keepers and surfen
at tie present rate of compensation. which
is fIom 800 to $500 year for the former
and $40 month for the latter. For two years they
have been demanding more pay to enable them TO
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MONARCH LINE.
wi NEM-YORk AND LONDON

III
IVA SEW-YORE AND LONDON.
splendid fnst stclrierS
Leave Dock adjoining Psvcaa Ferry Jersey 'ity n,
AssyrHu Monarch Egyptian monarch. Dec -
Persian Monarch. dec 10 81. IA H" I'rc n
superior accommodation FOR saloon plsNn serA Oat"a'
ami prepaid s'eeTl 90 Ut lpwes rnt3A
Apply 10 the General ag'utA - . - a.. 49,,
Paasaae M % hIulllWl ~.
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THE COURIS.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 2s.


opensat 1899 Calendar called At M T SSs
is5 ~, 10 Ia, 40. l52 l5i 100 2, 49, no 61
l l6S 5i5 I }i 9 2'l 2'2 2oS 2o' 200 zoo -O w.
SGraEHE coUGT-Gcncral Tenn Adjourned until De
sUPaEME coUnr-srRcl,L TERN-Hel by Lnrremoro J..
10 at S2sS az io Sherwood So ay calendar
sgeEEE cougG SiHerI-P4ar He'd g ~ l2T gS i,s
30 i75o SIS 955 1915 ISIS, ii62 1872, 1921 COL $780,
Np I5sG Py o ba Ts 60 f5 BS a So i5i6
1907, 1888, 9i 1895 1872, 935, l47J, 1871, li9@ 81 y
Pirf BY Van Worst cogr[ ; opens ga At 70 gi 80
49, 1880, 1899, 1851, 5Gi. 1882 1921 1888, ll90 1859
sUfFGoa GouSi-5fGGtl TEES-Adiouruod for The term
SUPERIOR COuRr-SrEcl4L fEM-iield by IrnAN 81
So is Spen ST. 70 g. a. calendar 'a''' al " Ut
'eGrRRioa touRI-TaIu TEmi-PAEr He'd Oy Russell,
opens az II Nos $50 49,. go, ~ D. -"
$50 90 500 5Gs 500 100, 5g7 1893 9g2 $50, $751; d0s
Co,moy PLE,GEsge!L TEaA7Aoqnei for the Tqi
coaGoS PlEAs-TEIU rrmi-rIiT LIED II By by , yan
PIN iSs ~ i6s3 7a5 ta6 Isl 1133 ia5 i7ia
1868 81 1871 1907 1871 1900 i7oi' 1902, 1913 1919,
% Pt A. I Avp III Adjourned for the term
MAXINE CouRr-rRl, TEar-PAIr L-Adjourned Tor tho
Part rI-Heldbv Nchrna, Court opens at 10 a.. m
Nos 1854 G0i9 cJ2I. 5jo1 G21i Az 5c,2 6l2' 5o'7
PAM iiI-!Iedby HAYES J-Courr opens ~ 10 n m.
No 1872, 1903 Glli. 6a"i 5'j6 Co.'s '"5i "ii' o'4o
MARINE CouEI-GrygH,l TFaNlIca BY shea C. ia, j. Ard
GoePp and Nehrnas j. Court opens ~ l' - M li'a ~
Appeal, IRON Judgm'a;J-Nos l, , o. 3, ., o. '' q " 10
II. -
GENERAL sEssoN5-Hed by smyth, J. The People agt
Daniel Delaney, hJmieIi; Lui Cl,c,rr lnwcH' 'n'oHo
TOzs fcoUlOus assault ami battery. John Brown, mt
and battery Charles B. ucuanin hui Ft Mhi E3.r' -.
Is petit lar Hclry Bergman, g!.ni larceny IGuh W uI
plv grand larceny Fanny Martin. grand larceny Kate Ian
dcs grand larceny; William TrrclvIl lar.cy from person.
Kcclv. larceny from Jacob Lee hb1H p'
larceny: Wuorc Ha,chu p'tit larceny Jacob Alc Wl-
Ilchgrl Johnson. robbery charles Miller 81 lu
larceny: WigAham Earnest. grand larceny; Mary Thomas
grand larceny Leon io-eHtll taIae pctre'-, RoJrA j.
PAIR II.-ifolL by Cowlug 1.-The PeO9le act John
Logan robbery. Michael NUUrau, robbery, fiauk b"ih-'
assault aud battery John howss feon"us assault
NJ IaDl KiHu fUuUuG assault EUt battery,
feouiuus asslut aud battery; Austin De
vlncy fcDupus and battery. 10 sph MHrol bur
trv: Geure- BtCksou burglary Louis uu.dSi"in grand
lETCruy; Max Wopilr. grand iaIr'lv William Ho"r&-.
grand larceny. Michael paGCru. larceny ht prrou Jo.I
Sheridan larceny ruM person; Es.us b. LIFhtul, udr
Woauor: JOIN! Fillou robbery GeDr-r Harris fronuus g.
.au batter: jane MURRAY. burglary William fuaih
burglary; David Black. grand larceny Irlrrcs Irrf iu
fou w. Pollard, grand larceny; hAll4 N
sell excise Emanuel J., rirnE, larceny, h-r'.S hNi,alI
SON. larceny. Dennis Sullivan and lh"uas icry "a cy
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filnsital Instruments.

A BEAUTIFUL ORGAN, the " NOAH,
N sew STYLE No. 1900, 27 stops. 10 fn 5cis uoiuen
Tongue Reeds solid walnut highly polished case e% suH
valuable improvements Just added Stlol, Vuoa,
ONpd and delivered board here price OhY sAI
lars cash, Satisfaction irantccd III every pa %
refunded after years livery one 9piu
another 10 i standing advertisement Oiul az JIM
Nothing ysd by ondcnCe My new factory ln'S ~,
peled capacity 1890 Inst rumcns every 20 uh!H ~
labor sIyiIg wood working machinery; NHsl .Api ,r
Address call
DANIEL r BEATTY. Washington, Ne~Jersey.
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Cc9al Notices.

DVERTISLiiENTS FOX THE NEW
~ YORK TRIBUNE WILL BE RECEIVED At ,I liE
lfFg"& GEElL - 10 l,1 I','1d 1y' COZ ave
40 80 tast Iourants' corner onSgGaI g5 r, 4tiG
corner FDr,y.1oyrI.b-4t.i 20 tn NARtl OI
Nos l,Jpl nui 23)y Ihirl1yr, cornet on ,hnucidnA'
twenty ifthst, up 10 3 y. NJ a-T'Sillc hco Ii'i@
NOTICE is hereby given, pursuant to me
a1tho.f, ard direction ut the supreme Court tnnt
dly Will b. paid 10 tie khol.rs thc ate bJgTvt
and gcr1plav 81 New oih o M. a.
representatives, Of per cont 81 the par yau' 81 ne -
said company fln per share Ia proi1rt4l 10 VIC iyn
paid bg them, he goth day M DccciNnr hoAl' 81,
The hours %. 10 o'clock In the forenoon IN ,l'N 10
% that day, the Office ~ tho lce'' W. Ao
broadway, Room Z. in the CITY 81 New y r>,,,>,
t-gncd) PETER AMrkMAN' o--,.
Of Brewers and NaltsterS IusulIhco NolP1'
Dated SeU-Iork, Nov. D. 1881.
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Eecturcs an0 AlcctinGe.

MEXICAN INSTITUTE.--A special meet
Y moot the American Institute % consider matters re-
latino 20 d ibry will he held a room - in cooper Unon
NATHAN G.. ELY, President.
NETWORK HISTORICAL SOClEPG.-NO-
y lice 20 Nlb,ts.The society will cee ratr Ms seventy
e,v,ut Anniversary Tuesday Evening November 20 at
h. t e. the BuCk church corner 5iL-lc ana 2.t h-Sl
The address viii De delivered by Hon ANpll'M ~
WHITE President OF Cornell University on American III
gurucp upJu the French i.eyului on"
NNDRIW WARMER Recording Secretary.
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Drnsbes.

ADVERTISEMENT FOR TIE NEW:
"A YORK TRIBUNE WILL DE KECLiE Cd1Dor al rbrT.
frst-s, 805 West twenty tirdst, corner
No. ~ East FOuriecnth UnOns9ls,% ~ MY
fvp corner For .aryenth-st 90 tho liARlEM Ott
Mo- 1901 aud 231) Thirllye, corner Onthuuno"''iu
twonty.dih-st., 10 p. M. aJr1sullr oiico tleaa
DRUSHES of every description at 3l2 Pearl
kSt ,,r,.i.e peck aim nil articss lowest prices
- ''' JoHN X HOPPEI. manufactures aud importer
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Ocean Steamers.

ANCHOR LINE L. :. NAIL STEAMERS.
~ NETWORK AID GLA~GDN
From Pier 80. -. North RIVER Sew YORK
D,vou1 ..... Dee g. 8 r. Ituu. t..--.lr'- IL Up n.
AuChuIII. . Dec. 49, a. CIr,lFsa .. Dec %. a.
These steamers 10 not csrry citf' shcrp ~ pis-
Cabins 500 o. 81 EEFurpu lick IS al gf iI'1i tlsik
second cabin. -. .,f..-tgr. s'%
NEW-YOIlK 10 LONDON btEEHE
From Pier No. 90. N0ri River. fgIt pi Dllrl"l-ft
California. Nov 80, noon -atil dec q. T.
steamer. ~ ilasi do not carry poo. cITrI..
Caiina 20 AMI lbj. Excursion uckrr go reduced rai'N
HENDnit>DN BROTH Et-, As,uts, Z towing ,.vc.L
BORDEAUX LINE.
ID New aud Il rect Line - the south ~ Prince.
NEW-NOEK ANb BORDEAUX DIEltE
COMPAGNIE BOEDELAi-E DE NA\I1AIlON
ANApEUR
CHATEAU IlpNIt.Ll- tiurl4f, ll'" o. ~
Trlvcii.-4 for Franc, SPAN AMI IIy, IFi'n FAi
Nlc., c., w time and Expense py taking t- l'n'
cabin unc,ulng Who, $50 St~eia'c ga Tor passage
"P'' - p III EoULANGER tG Bcav.r.st.
CHARLESTON, SAVANNAH. FLORIDA
~ AEDTHF SOUTH AND sol lHHl0I
Na CIlAltLf.-TDN. .. g., 90 %. ~
FrOm Pier ~ North ItNH! fool ui fdTA.plcn
GEO. ". CLYDE. CPS. Reed Ga, -J', nov. 20
CITY OF COLUMBIA. Capt MoDuHitI, SATURDAY, ''' .
JANIS W. QUGNTAED & 90. Agents
Via SAVANNAH. Or, nt" J.. r..
from Pier 80 Nolih River new number g. r'' @ Sinf ~
CITY OF COLI MINUS. capt Fisher Mrdu -dif. roF 80
GEORGE AOSCE. Agent
For freight passage apply Ia the agent, Of he respective
lines dbJyc or 10 l uiOu Oicc. 81 lruIdwsy.
H. TBNGF. IT,. General Agent
Crc1t Southern Fruieht aud ra-senr-r Liue
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NUNARD LINE.

"
Nnrtrt.- r., ~ por-rr"
FEOAf SEyy.york ~ ~, ENRON, n, QUEENS.
-''' ''' It,,U
FROM PIER 80 ~ NoQru RIVER
-wCigg.iag Soy 80 Oh p In w.
it,i.,-t ''''-----'- y.t,.-t,. H., II - .ii
sTyTj,iA - -. " ,.ir..ity rr'. - % r. ui
Catinp passage $50 $50 AMI 800 re" tickets '0 i''or
"o. ltl!I" D, md ,,o, ala oil, t,,--,. , ,.r Iv
','I'i w, ,. ', ''' . ,. 80, '' "
I"t'S' f'''N"' ''' 'gC ~ a. iD,t ~ ~ ..,pf.
'''' ' 80 '' W '
IsENEp Al. Up AWAIT. ANFIl Company
IN - - ~ w., - ~ ~ ~
pr az - =, ,y''rt -, - = f,-.,I.,
T y. 3D. - ~, -, VI III
a. ,,i =, ~ ~. e. 30, -, 49, an.
bo,t " 80 ' -
81 t;ER,fAIN Dciap auc ", o. Incadtg nov 10 D. Il
y A. i"n,ll I =" I'll i a.
LOUIS D. H.bl1', Afe1e 40 n HowImG gr.rt
I,UION LINE
Ojp,E - y - .rs.. wan yrr ,,,..o.
~ ron Mn. INV, q. NJ LiyttPIjL
Iciyint Pier 8 ' Z. fo,i" -. E'ut.,l
W9fI1lhiS" ui COY ~ a. i n
MioCoNHlN ...--..---... -..--i u'if' &C. To- ~ " m
AlA-k A......... iH' Ia', e. ~ !. VI.
MA N...-....--. u.-il' .' .r w. ~, ~
pdr,HcIt i-nislsI wan oss-y re nAt' 2, max
thcpia ,!e" across ,r" Ntthi. '' 81 ~ 'ff'it' ~
nE pFhi''n Hhpth 'F"'" u" WIZ, - .
HbIHy, h1'rS2tr'ncrl 81. .'l 81 l ll', -
tlrstI-l nor IN" q rir, - ~ v. l
a9 S{sIE pas.,an >, a,sorn, to ,,'o,n go, f,oap,
500 IEIEiIEDlNIE,Fil NI..NA %. ~ 10 tiI'N
OFFICE, No. - BK9AgWAY, ,,.,,.,
"ll.Il.Nil =" L,lO
ElTpEpINI CEpNtN LIN
vi tI In, ~, ri ,.. C,n,,,-. Line for
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Oreat 6teamers,


DACIFIC MAIL Steamship Company's Lines,
SdINA, NEM.IEALAND AUSTRALIA CENTRAL and
SOUTH AMERICA, and MEXICO.
From New-lork. Pier foot Canal-stt N r.
For san Francisco via che Tsthmus OF Panama
COLON sails SATURDAY.. Dec. 3. noon
connecting for Central and south America and Mexico
tIOnl san Francisco, LIST aud Brannan-5ts.
For Japan and China
r. " - y GA ELIC sails Tuesday, Dec. =, r. m
for 55ONOLuLU. NEWZEALAND and AUSTRALIA
AhALANDIA sails SATURDAY Dec. ~ p. M
r., OF on arrival OF London mails at san Francisco.
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AmusemcntS.
academy OF MUSIC. william Tell

ACADEMY OF MUSIC. william Tell
NINETEENTH NIGHT OF THE SUBSCRIPTION:
Tonight Monday HGy gFq TEI OIL N'S'' OPERA
with entirely and elabo;e scenery costumes ana ap
PSinl%9Iln~ a AIhS gnor GosTA wSlteT gaor
Jenny: Mile. JUClij Matilda Nile, DoIll, ana
advertisement by Nine. MALVINI cANALLAzzI and
p,rector 81 the Music and Conductor snor ARDITI.
Wednesday nov. 30 (hrst time ms seeSohj Fefu cheI
dGuyre,
s,.ro, CAMP, AAIISS41 Amona.ro. slcnor GAL
ASST WamGs Sgnor Nont; II lie, sinor COSTA Amnerls
Mne COBIANCHI, her first ap2eaIonco iia. Nile. PAo-
LIN Friday, Dec. .ce2qd ,%s q fOssu opera,
saturday Dec 3Matate Bze. CARMEN sgpor
t'AMPANING, Signor DBL ~ IN ~, Mhe' Doill Mhe'
KALAs, and Mile. MINNIE HAUk
..GrGLIELMo TELI-specia Notice 1t is earnestly
Qusd by me 2 % " m2 be s s sy 4SST
may not be interrupted,
BBEY'S PARK THEATRE. French Opera.
"A FS PpG q Ss 4as SRe Msss Sp mon Of
VALL6F MALYINAs DUPARG
orero comque IN a three aets Music by oeneash
Nine The remaining characters
MILE Gseg St y Mescs TaahenbSsSer Poysd
Tuesday evening, Nov 20. an entirely new S. opera
Ni DEBUT Of NM Mango, Dangon Nile LeDtI
First time in 1ss AMI S sS snS
Opera in IN four acts. Music by A. Adam; o.n,
VI TEPXE 9HY Bee Coy Ia M@H SSd6T
FRIDAY Dec. 9. LES MoUsQUErAIREsA Az CONVENT
bee bee Il jE MATsT Rof
MONDAY Dec. 5.......LES CLoCHEs DE CoRNEXILLE
TTt,SDAy pee q ,........... LES NOCES ID OLIVETTE
WEB pee, 7 -. LA FILE DU TAMBOUR MAJOR
Eyenng priceg go u.s. IL, 81 go 81 Matues 80 and 81
OUARIUM. 35th-st. and Broadway
~ Eveuing at Matnees Wednesday ami Saturdas at 2,
THE EDUCATED HORSES
Instructive. Humorous. Entertaining.
THE EQUINE PARADOX
TJNUALIA THEATRE. Tonight.
MARIE GEISTINGER,
DAS VERM UNSCHENE SCHLOSS.
Crhe Haunted Castle.)
rE,UALIA THEATRE. AS and IL Bowery.
4 Friday, I'd December, for the first time
LA MASCOTTE.
LA MASCOTrE.
LA MASCOTrE-