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The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-05-24

By r. V. Pierce, NJ D., Author OF "The Peo-
ple's Common Sense Medical Adviser"
A healthy liver secretes eacn day about two
aud half pounds of bile which contains o
Ghc blood. When the liver becomes torpid or
congested, it fails to eliminate this vast amount
Of noxious substance, which, therefore, re-
mans to poison the blood, and be conveyed to
every part OF the system What must be the
condition Of the blood when it is receiving and
retaining each day two and a half pounds Of
poison? Nature tries to work off this poison
through other channels ami organs the kid
neys, lungs, skin, ETC., but these organs be-
come Overtaxed in performing this labor in ad-
dition to their natural functions, and can not
long Withstand the pressure, bat become va
riously diseased.
ter Of all Vitality, is unduly stimulated by the
unhealthy blood which passes to it from the
heart, and 1t fails to perform It's office health
lily. Hence the symptoms of bile poisoning,
which are dulineSs, headache. Incapacity to
keep the mind on any subject, impairment OF
memory, dizzy, sleepy or nervous feelings,
gloomy fOrebodings, and lrrltabillty of tenn
per. The blood itself being diseased. as 1t
forms the sweat upon the surface OF the skin.
it is so irritating and poisonous shat it pro-
duces discol0red brown spots, pimples, blotch-
es, and other eruptlOns, sores, bolls, car
buncies, and scr0fulous tumors. The stomach,
bowels and other organs, can not escape be-
coming affected, sooner or later, and we have,
as the result cOstiveness, piles, drOpsy, dys-
pepsia, diarrhea. o her symptoms are COM
mon, as bitter or bad taste In the mouth, in
ternal heat, palpltation, teasing cough, un-
steady appetite. choking sensation in throat
bloating of stomach, pain in side or about
shoulders or back, GOODNESS Of extremities, etc.,
etc. Only, few Of the above symptoms are
likely to be present in any case at one time
The liver being the great depuratiag, or blood-
cleansing organ Of the system, set this great
"housekeeper of the health" at work, and the
foul corruptons which gender in the blood,
and rot out, sit were, the machinery OF life.
are gradually expelled from the system. For
this purpose, DR.. Pierce's Golden Medical Dis
coveTy, with very small doses daily of Dr.
Pierce's Pleasant Pergative Pellets, is pre-
eminently the articles needed They cure
every kind Of humor from the worst scrofula
to the common pimple, b.otch or eruption.
Great eating ulcers kindly heal under their
mighty curative influence. Virulent blood
poisons that lurk in the system are by them
robbed Of their terrors, and by their pfeserv-
ing and somewhat protracted use the most
tainted symptoms may be completely renovat-
ed aud built up anew Enlarged glands, tu-
mors, and swelling, dwindle away and disap-
pear under the influence Of these great resolv-
ent6.
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rragIc.

At Woods Theater, last night, Her
mann had another fine house. The won-
derful magician appears again tonight.
This afternoon extra matinee, with only
25 cents admission to all parts OF the
house.
At the Grand. the last night Of the po-
licemen's benefit was attended by
very large audience. Hartz delighted
every one present, and was pronounced
a king pin as prestidigitator. Every
night and extra matinee this afternoon.
admission to the matinee only 25 cents.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-05-24

DELICATE INsTRUMENTs.-An interest
ing International exhibition OF scientific
instruments will, after private visit
from the Queen, be opened to the public.
1t contains, among numerous other re-
markable objects, balances capable of
deciding to milligramme the one-thou-
sandth Of grain the weight OF man
or hair Of his mead; measuring ma
chimes which enable the operator to dis
tinguish by touch-tor it is too much for
the eye--the difference of a millionth
part Of an inch; an attraction metre Tor
reproducing the law Of gravltation; a
bathometer for measuring the depth of
the sea without sounding; complete
collection OF standards Of weight and
measure; calculating machines OF all
kinds for figures, velocity of falling
bodies, centrifugal force and force OF
gravitation, &c.-[London Cor. N. Y.
Times.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-05-24

The best Reed Band in the West, COM
posed Of fourty performers, under direc-
Non of Michael Brand, will open their
summer season at Wielerts Garden this
evening. The programme, most excel
lent one, Is as follows: March, Pavilion" !"
Brand; Overture, "Frantz Schubert"
Suppe; Waltz, "La Belle Italia"
Strauss; Duet and Finale, Gamma Bo-
lena," Donizetti; Overture, "Fete Cham
potre," Labory; Polka, "Aurora,"
Strauss; Serenade, 'Sing, Smile, Sium-
patan," Offenbach; Overture, 'Massan.
fello," Auber; Paraphrase, "Lorley,"
Neswadba; Waltz, "Wiener Blut,''
Strauss; Finale, "Bald da, bald dort,"
Parlow.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-05-24
Jubilee Concert a. Exposition Hall

Jubilee Concert at Exposition Hall
Exposition Hall, decorated with the
banners of the Catholic Churches, flags,
festoons, evergreens, notices and flow-
ers, was crowded by about four thousand
people. The Cincinnati Orchestra, the
St. C@cilia Mannerchor and the grand
chorus occupied the vast stage on the
main floor. The Archbishops, Bishops
and the Committee OF Arrangements
sat in the first rows Of seats. Shortly
before 8 O'Clock the orchestra opened the
entertainment with an overture. This
was followed by the Hallelujah Chorus,
and the rest of the programme as
already published.
Mr.. j. p. Carbery then read an ad-
dress to the Archbishop, which was
loudly applauded.
TO this the Archbishop, who had been
seated on the stage in chair, beautl-
fully decorated with natural flowers,
made brief reply.
Archbishop Henni also made short
ADDRESS In German.
After singing sGod of Might" the en-
tertainment closed.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-05-24
LOCAL BREVITIES.
ET the children have a holiday on the

LET the children have holiday on the
Both.
GEN, ]. Fl. BATES will be Grand
Marshal on Decoration Day.
THERE are three vacancies in the
Union Board OF High Schools.
The County Treasury is now receiving
taxes for the last half of 1875.
THE new First Colored Baptist Church
at Avondale has been dedicated.
MEssRs. HANNAFoRD aud Proctor
have been chosen as architects of the
new Music Hall.
THE old Board of Directors of the
Kentucky Central Railroad has been re-
elected, with an addition OF Peter Zinn,
NICK BERNARD goes along with the
tramping Light Guards as an army COR
respondent, with the rank Of Major. BY
Gawgel
THE, Marietta & Cincinnati Railroad
Company will take you to Spring Grove
and back on the 30th Decoration Day
for % cents.
BOSTON yesterday-Red Stockings, 0;
Bostons, 8. Goose egg'll do for fifty or
sixty meals, but as regular diet they
become monotonous.
EDWARD KELLY, aged four years, had
his right leg broken by being run over by
q wagon, at z. M. yesterday, corner OF
Elm and Findlay streets. Driver not to
blame.
AT the banquet yesterday afternoon
at the Grand Hotel, a gift OF gold check
for $4,000 was presented to His Grace
Archbishop Purcell, the donation of the
clergy.
MR.. GORDON SHILLITo to Miss Gaff, on
May 30, and Mr.. james Ludlow Fowler
to Miss Julia Groesbeck, ON the Both Of
June, are among the latest society an
nounoements.
THEOBAUD BAUER's recent wrestling
challenge has been accepted by St.
Louis unknown" and the money depos-
tied with the editor OF the st. Louis
Globe-Democrat. Bauer starts for that
city next Tuesday.
THEoBAUD BAUER and Wilhelm Heyg-
ster, the ''Oak of the Rhine," yesterday
wagered $500 each on a wrestling match
to take place on Monday evening next,
at Woods Theater, best three In five.
two of the bouts to be Gr@co-Roman, two
German, and the filth as may be deter
mined by choice, Oh the toss of a cent.
Christops benefit will take place at
Pixies Opera-house.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-05-24

The sale Of tickets and reserved seats
for the Union Musical Festival began
this morning at o o'clock at J. Church &
Co.'s music store. The associate MEM
bers of the Harmonic and Mannerchor
Societies and the subscribers to the
series OF Thomas Concerts can also at
this time obtain reserved seats, to which
their tickets will entitle them. The
ticket office will remain open until the
poncerts take place, on May 81 and June
and 2,
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The Police Benefit.

The receipts from the sale OF tickets
for the benefit Of the Police Fund at the
Grand Opera-house, Monday and Tuesd ~
nights, amounted to $1,595. OF this one
third goes to the fund. The prizes offered
by Manager Miles were carried off as
follows: First prize, $50, James Ritter,
three hundred and tifty-six tickets: sec
ond prize, John Logan, one hundred and
twenty-four tickets; third prize, James
Patton, ninety-one tickets. The officers
are all of Ninth-street District.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-05-24

: kY- In order to accommodate Eastern Advertis-
ers Ia the STAR Mr.. E. Duncan Sntffen, No. y
Astor House, New York City, has been appointed
our general and special Agent for the Eastern
States. This will be branch oifice of the STAR,
Mr.. Sniffen being authorized to make advertising
contracts our behalf, and receipt all collections
therefor in our name.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-05-24
wHoLEsALn MILLINnRY.

DABIEs OF CINCINNATI-Awfnl funny
ID Comic Monthly, ~ cts, at any news stand.
feli-n - :
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-05-24
The Greatest Pain Reliever i'm the world

is DIR. TOBIAS'S VENETIAN LlNIMENT, an in
ternal as well as external remedy. 1t has been
warranted for over twenty eight years, and not a
bottle returned. IT cures chronic rheumatism, sore
throat, pains in the limbs, back and chest Group,
diarrhcea collie, and spasms. No person should go
to sea without it. Sold by the Druggists. Depot,
No. 10 Park place.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-05-24

GKETCIIING FROM NATURE-In pencil,
~ andwatcr colors, and drawing and paint-
illustrated, 20 CTS. OF any bookseller OF j JnSSH
HANEY y CO., 1ls Nassau st.. E.y. fcli-0
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-05-24

THE new Atlaa Hotel, Philadelphi la,
Pa, is within one hundred and fifty
yards of the new depot of the Pennsyl-
vania Railroad.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-05-24

THE Alaska Cleaner is so low in price
that everybody can use it literally, and
at all times.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-05-24

HATS, &c.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-09-21

CUPREME COURT SALE.-0n WEDNES-
- next september 81 at ths Court House 10 bite
Plains, GEO. n. SCOTT AuCOueer, Will sell the WelkuOwh
a q elegant COUNTRY sc AToi WILLIAM MoLLER a.
IRViH GpON ON THE HUDSON, containing lois acres Of
han some grounds with costly buildings sale at ii 0Gok
a. NJ Tains from Fu.tyeconds St ~ $50, 9l5l aud 1870
a. III. 4. &. CtiONIN, esl, ref rse fOWNsEND WAN
DELL, Pi4inlia's A tOruey, 200 B,Otiway,
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oFrlcrAL RECORD OF MoRraAaEs
&C tdf Exehange ElIosfoOm t0-day:
BIZ Vim. RenBst,y.


Bnghqm, Mary, TO Jacob ID Oden. n corner 4th ave
.6tnAt, &c. years .... .,... 90 600
Gtotty, Pitr Ok, ~ UnderhDl, e BWaShDgt0naya
kZou WAlu)j
Du gin. Oiares, ard wife, to L Bell, 8 6ethsLe Oi
FRY, Aeinard J, and wife, 70 II DGhlman, 5daye,
OF 6Jtb-st years 1000
OTippeutrug, cnristine, and husband, 20 Bertelng
cs0t GJe.yk ard BrNRnests years...... 1000
uOeiaut, VIII am, al WIFE, 60 & T. OoOr1 1889,
Boston al and lstsi, 23i Wand 800
Il Potsl anI wi;e, 10 matual Lie Insurance
Co. asa thst, 4 stiIayo year 1000
same 4Otl-sI OF 9Th 1900
ave- .. iSSfist, year 80 5000
Mcintyre, p b ald Hc, n Paddock q CannOn. eof
42d si, l0tlIaVe; notes 572
Of 81 ave esis 1900
OF 5td ave: ' month -. 1000
aS Sad i75t6sti years $500
ave- sS ana S-'' INST IT, / yelr i,.-' e7OO
' a. ai 5d Gt - Ss.t,. ''-'' ., Leo
o. In ave ! year -. -. ; -. ........... i.067
lDEiClal.I j. ,. SAFAiE Deptiy heHAieF
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auction .iaIes Of Sea! esta!e.


II A. LAWRENCE g. CO.--FORECLQSURE
Il. SAL a. the Exchange salesN1m Thirnd1i Sfg,
II The OUT stI basement brown sIopr ttDl So WIZ
knoSn No. 3u3 Madison ave. north OF 4lst 81 lot -ohV
~ A. LAWRENCE & Co.. under the direc-
IL, ton ChetyOOl ESQ.,, Ifercc wa sEl ~ ine
-,anse Salesr Ou, No. ii lrulGa1y, at ~ oc"tA' On
THURSDAY, SEPT 2l'
by order Of the Supreme Curt, l. partition
FIVE FOURSrORY BRICK HOUSE,
TIN hrf3-eless Oricr), .,,
VIII, Lots Nos. 23I 10 242 WEST TllkrN -SlN Iltst9
Sluh SIDE 80 feet ives. OF Eight,aNe, each !o 20Iss2
TRUSTEES SALE OF REAL. ESTATE, Tar,
r town, New-Y OIk.-The unders ed at Trustees Sin
oaer at p;hC salc, te prrIn o' hSDAf me va
MllJrok" b'ng tie property oSclpbd by lhe .tt ~
liam Oge, consisting o. about Sev,nty'two acres % u
e east baik the Hudson River, equ isiab ltn' aug
ton and ytONn and about % mta NON tie C!5 ui
Yors The Bld has river trpniaPe OF Lose iee
back to oa iway lj0 foet AMI is Fegae 30 0io o. 'as
ar fuur Will houses III IrtmiSis With c' olrs
attached 10 OF urn. IN" mansion los ~ inint ny
pyd by Air HO.c tOmnalJs, wei JrranEct ai' enky
icad With large barn viii stalls ior l. LofseS' A. ~
bulldogs are ia good ct lrr.
i,s mr. .p,.rty Mi hc offered The following oricr
Fst-ts wlol but VII not ssT.ck % a. 10 " II S ~
IN a. ueagB equal pats divided 10y tc cout'f ot '""s
p wafer running iPinl the east se, wtth v usus' -
broadway 10 the li,usn iver, but VIII not % sEn ~
ant it R ogord ~ separate p1rce' az Ad Jcwh IN
vii butd Gay o! sale aid eA1 be han ny a4.
uuu a. undersigned.
For Terms Sa.J address tic undersigned ,,
JOHN J. McCOOk,
WILLIAM z. hOdE
= ORR
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Gitn Rsa! @,tals for Sale.


A COY, well built 3-stOry high-st0op,
~ brJwustone HOUSE loW Central PARK, l8.SNl0ElO0i
D eny OF closets DIV cellar beautiful garden, Tor SALE
pIIcc $4,000 $500 remain II dsircd nitdiate pod
SESSION. Address OWNER, BOX l,424, POstOEie.
L,OR SALE-No. IL EAST 40TH-ST This
eAlI. Eu superb House, between F1fll ami Man
ay bwIstne, four stories and baseDlsA- 30N1zx3o0
az a great bargain. JOSIAH JEX, LTD roadway.
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Corporation Noilces.
Eennl Notice..


NOTICE.-ln the District Court Of the United
~ for tue Northern Dtrc, of Il sassippLJ Ohm
NEWELL, j. B.. ALEXANDER AMI the ILLINOIS CEN
TRIAL IL IL. COMPANY OF al Va. AlISSlSSIPPI CENTRAL
K. Il. COMPANY, NEW.oHLEANs, JACKSON AND
GREAT NOkTHERN II. r. COMPANY OF al.-IR Equity
I'm pursuance Of decrta order made by saa CMrt In said
cause the undersigned Clerk aud Special Mater of said
Court VIII the ID 3d. and it days OF October uex 10 the
oce Of he Clerk Of the Circuit Court Of the United States
Cy OF NewYork proceed IN take proof OF the amount
ds the oonpianants deiendautA other persons
may hold any tho bonds coupons described he deos
Of ed with che bill answers aBd who desire
10 clam decree ia said cause whether the
upon bonds coupon interest upon coupons other
wise under said deeds Of trust.-SepL lS, 1875
GEORGE r. HILL
Clerk and Suecal Master
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FAN Schools.

COLUMBIA COLLEGE LAW SCHOOL,
~ The nnetsrnth annual term of this institution viii
mencc NJ No, y Great JpnetS, New YORK. o. WEDNESDAY
T. ana Ni cGnnue unii May "a, lS7T Catalogues
tanning f1l information b. oDamd by personal appici
ton al No Great Jones st. by letter ddl essod at tho
AW SCHOOL of @ UNIVERSITY OF
~ THE CITY or NEw.YoRR. The eighteenth annual
session behs OCT 2, l76 For crclaIs laHt exaniua
ton paper, &c. appy 20 w. n. MARTIN, seer & ~ ~
Comet Isl Br0adwaY u. r. JAQUks, secretary Fac
ulty, 20 Chanbersst
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Brooklpn zeal eslals for Sale.

rsNO EXCHANGE for LOTS fIee--Equity in
inst taa brew 7thaYt. brooklyn cheap lo
prrfeTTC1l. RULAND & "HITlSO, . Be-, .ansL
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Real Geta!e GO exchange.

NVILLOW-ST HOUSE, Brooklyn, beautifully
rutland & WHITING, Beekmansk
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Gearhers.

T" A MEXICAN School Institute" 1888, m
N dorsssi by highest educational authorities supple,
d lscs o p9 sa sS'os "
A YOUNG LADY, the daughter of M Epis-
~ ccpal Clergyman who has had soe eyperienes IN sns
S e STl brsSos@ and tie insts music dlwin and
illumination. Address H. w. 2. o. Box lSl4 \. 7. -
A HARVARD A. NJ, an experienced teacher
two pyat Pupils 10 gTsPn9s ss OF Of 70 f erSa
Furnished Il required. Address o. A. j., 2o6 East l6thst
EDUCATIONAL BUREAU, 50 Union-sqaare.
Aseh os and I"m sS slPYaeah W.T. iHI mayer
GOYERNESS or TEACHER.-A young lady
W qualified nsrucr children 10 che Engsh o rI
Teachers AgeIe l,7O7 ChestndtsL, Philadelphia. -
MAN and WIFE desire positions as TEACH
w Frs iogethe possible Seet g'aa sn 81 sSs Sre
teach everything ted rom coleg1 he isay
eress Co. Teiehers Ageaey i7O7 PhllaIelpna
MRS. MITCHELL, diplom6e offers free of
" charge her rs, Of colDetot and well reso nsende gen
aud tutors Of all natolites Information H'n OF SSo
seh0o pr'os Of az % S a9q TO e 2st
prominent schools aid families. TEACHERS BUREAU "
DROF. WILLIAM ]. MENUS will resume his
l. duties as IssrRUCr1Rln PRIVATE FAMlLtES and
>, H0os Address hun for the present care OF NJ NJ %
SCIENTIFIC INSTRUCTION in the kinder
- garten sysieln and object meto 70 Quits, At ey @ n
terms Address A Is, BOX luV, ltlOuho pto"h OSe
1928 Broadway.
TWO gentlemen having had great experience
la teaching-tIe Boo keeping AMI Matheualcs iie
OJneF BO0Kks-p nR a 81 Pcnmansnp -tt &c ENGAth~
MxTS ei.Her in flmles test m niais uneXcp
uluable. Address NJ. ~ 225 East lOth q.
VISITING GOVERNESS.-A lady, having
nevera years. scccsful experience IN teaching tie I'D
branches. French, Music, and Latin, desires puT
nj specaltg hSiest testlOuillA Atress iHSTkOC-
IION Dab broadway.
ENANFED-In the vicinity OF New York,
w LADY queUhad to give lessons IN Fronch, Muse ara
Drawing Wo 40 Id be wiling each from to Two bours
d. m exchange for board Address IL, Box 63l T. o. N y
WANTED For two young ladies, home
w tnitiOu ysA lady teacher three hOrrs three days
week. chiefly Enclst LANGUAGE anl cOOgoa uOn nrhnan
aud L. ernriiirg Apply stating ter'n 10 4 "1 r. ="
DUz, i,@S4 SeE-HoTS.
European aIpgrllscnert5.
FAMILY BOARDING in Dresden, Germany, by
Madame scuuseg - daughter, No l. circumstance
Cost an0 found.
T OST-Bank Book No 1922. Please de-
II liver to GEEMAN SAVINGS BANK, cor Fourteenth
ST. and Fourth ave. -
I OST-BANK BOOK, No, 72,401.-Finder
A viii please 20 the German sdYlng Bank corner
Il llth-st ami 4th-GYe.
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Gouuirr Real Gsta,c for Sale.

A WELL-LOCATED SUBURBAN RESI-
~ U.EGEGJnc hour city; va.usD. ~ $1,000 DIOrt
gage, 8. ,7CO. % EXCHANGE lor q Farm
Al, IIDUryfJ.S, IiDcrty yet.
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nlar5le auu Slate manIels.

Illur5ie auu Slate HlnnIels.
A TTENTION Now Is the time 20 purchase
~ SLATE AND MARBLE HA>TEi&. -.
P,es never stat" steps .gd tisSTs tt an HtlSo
90 Uniou-sluare, y. Z titnayc ana l,ta-sI,
COOKING RANGES that heat the rooms
- a &C. .srrut 81 smoky chgugeys cured 90 SGre be
paw sUnU Tor circular ANt l. FEtfFFs' y ~,
~ Jtird ave. ana lvCa;F. .JUgth-sL, ~ Y.
MARBLE and MARBLElZED MANTELS
w nfGUEATIY REDUCED PRICES; also, MohunFltN
rIdsfnuts Ftr nbCrs and Furniture 5abs Marble C"ineis
aud Ilur. \. MA I.I rs lS6 last atsL n,a' law
Id HAND, 81 West 33d-st., near Broadway,
manufactures 1f Plaster Crnitrp.rces aud Bra, k ne"
And ant rs. lar ot rWent 10 Cy caiH'uuA
packed and 10 G warts Of TIE co1airy at the ow,s pee
CTEWARr Slate, Marble and Wood Mlntes
- New and elegant designs, ranging ne Irite RON tlOu
The trade ibUaly Gelll WITH 20 and ~ est SodsL
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nor SALE or EXCHANGE-A valuable
l. A m o i9J scies 90 miles from New YerE 10 veil
,, ihtiu AM plenty Of lrtL Would he
sychsrs for desirable land Inquire Of y. a. Is.
10 TN. 81 NAs4iingtou-3s, ~.
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furniture.

furniture.
FURNITURE, CARPETS, BEDDING, &c,
L clttsp for cash liberal terms OF payment COW
PERTHSAII'- IJ5 and ~ rhIthamsi. Three buildng-
and 8 large yatOOm Chamber u,s, Sls to $50 PailO
hlts $50 b s2n1i Tap. Brussels. 81. -
MERCHANTS, FAMILIES DOWN PRICES.
WI -EaUkrss OF au knd, Carpets Matlings, Ohclo,hs
tarrag..ylytaA Canvas Hurap. BuOkrluls, UphPist'T'
Goods Gc ANDREW LESTER & Co. No al bgnaiTay.
NOTICE.
~ MANI PsCTURERS aud DEALERS wishing 10
ENrFR 90 Ds ior our OrINI SALE VIII please sOnd
IN then mvG,tts OF before
SATURDAY, sept 90,
that the same may b. properly c8tlluguld.
Fl. n. SiEWAU.E
AUCIIONlER And COMMISSION MERCHANT.
g3I. $50 and 81 FOUETH-AVE.,
Corner twenty nttlsL
~ G. SELLEW.
lie DESKS.
OFFICE AND LIBRARY FURNITURE,
No lob Fulton -
PINE CYLINDER DESKS.
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m nnA WTruIN 18 MONTHS. without

. n "a w
- ,UUU uttered. bLlnc Of 'u'c,ssr aorey .5lagp
Ia rIlar or by insLllne,s for choice 81 o0iaIvriabs
COTTAGE EE{lDESCF-5 with grourds nearly an aer La
t IN gar,e lawn drive, vita shat bearing !rit' vines
&C. IL TGoas gas hot AMI cold water, bath, 't'se1s
sius ed u hctt,y orderly p"a, ,as two teptS th ~
minutes lruni 1ert and rUit fern AT almost sDy
aar gat ap furo- agreeable travel NunihcT ~ Nlrh
Owe IL thc 10 rcutci careful parties Inquire 81 ne
lWNEf, ROyIn z, No Nassau ST., n. Y.
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MRS. WILLIAMES''' Elehsh and Frenc
Grea, ~ rs West S9tl-st. VIII reopen ON TlIUhsDA'
Ecpt y.
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MAR. and MISS srEERSs

ENGLEWO0D, NJ J.--Classical and Mathe-
"a NAUTICAL Boarding school for Boys. Re0pars Sept IL,
1876 300 per year including modern anguagea hUls-
TEINf,R a. VIII NJ, PTmA
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Gales TO Aurtl1u

FIRST REGULAR SALE,
IUI.Sp !. sept, 20, OF - =.
HOUSEHOLD FUHSlTURE HyI So, =. y y \. IsIiIN
GOODS ami T. fNEisAL NEHCtiAN Disc
THURSDAY, repf. %, - .o,,,
HORsEg CARRIAGES, HAitN t,sS, end HORSE LslO l
MESJS.
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Ia
H Misses PORTER a. CIIAMPNEYB Family School
Young Ladies' and Children aadey Hampshire Co.. Mass
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II Manufacturers tDnudcrrS Urhntrics Clrn rs Works
amber Yard Aiug Ass'Ci uu Blocks Of l0ts win
* End runt 50 blues sttahir for aweil ms %
NSwtnan lrUek. Egst liver adjoining Now abl
grc0glu Easy, all On mortgage, atih Dldets a3
is:dcsofly improved ApIy 10 >. b Sell EFFklAN iV
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THE DIVINITY SCHOOL of the Protestant
Etisrupll ,hutCh ~ Pm tsfirlpil r"peHH sc ~.
EXAMINATIONS aud appsJ tons sdmissou on that LAY.
TROY CONFERENCE ACAD iMY.-Estab-
lahed over lOIty year, Fa Term be Gus Aug. 20 Al
IrrsS NV MAItrIN =. CADY, a. ~, PRINCIPAL.
rUu.tuuY, W.
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DR BERTHEI'- FRENCH. Enc Sd5 LlSh,
IICIAssIt'AI Rnd MATHEMATICIAN 81 AOol. r'opeHs
1T is AZ COS stAihate Primary Class for both sexes
FrispsStus al LDCkwOOd's. ol2 BROADWAY
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90 SOUTH, YOUNG MAN!l-Buy 40 acrcs

In gESi ORA Gk LAM ~ rbO IDA fIr SO over
500 coo ugs se,Ct nom tales perfect tJuutiy taYt
t4ky sU.ltd; dire; iY ou hnc oil hlntt d5iIe da!y
trns: Almost ,raSp rtaiOa AGss tHith STAMP tcr
cnuara for FugSi1 New NT4er CpntiitlnL latest
anu bsst uIap OF FOrra)
h. OLIVER, General AZ II, &C. "a parE.rgw
IL. ID BOX n5gnl. New. VOW lltY.