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BLACK DRESS SILKS
At POPULAR PRICES.
Il. Ii. MACY & CO.,
lfrHsT. AND GrH.AvE.
Gl;untlons u0nnlc0-Nlnlcs
/ + employers of SERVANTS

+ employers of SEil ANTS
good reliable HELP call at cARPENTERs LARGO employ
inrut hpus Jos n,htlc near JiA $50 tacO lIt>t) wnr'
UnI tire male and female servants, and we'll
recommended. at moderate wages.
/ Asst CilANCE,-A young man (mmawicd)
Porter: woad make himself ecuoriy useful; furnish
hts u references, and would .IIh living salary Adj
dr.s' ". b., box H.. Tribune puge.
EDROTESTANr SERVANTS, for families.
hotels 3u ohe-oct competent. civil reliable servants
mti" or female" promptly supp ir ri reduced . 10
-'i "ls" -1nt Ylci help ami al otbsr ku- for city
country, Hi iHr Fr-r, uil-rHah srtt PROTESTANT bI-
.A cI u,fd ny lean German lt.-; CHARGE
h,"i a} eu until suited. tas ttuayr, four do'ls az Fe
10Th 3d., y. !.
GIEADI YOUNG MAN, married, Would like
> employment irving truck pprer bon store; wages,
so per vu,s call " adr, L. q. -. No o. south lthye
'oEIIL MAN.-NMtcd, b. coorcd man,
y situation IT private tty, buttIu. Aol-r or o dte
for doi'r address ' @nutH 4tl-t " i'usD ur2h, b. D.
'SFFJL.-A useful colorcd lad, used 10 all
= luds OF hou-rvo.k. hcucn Wor, v.ut aut ,u,, make
h dr, Tor hi, board only. lpr family, buIu" house. "r
h"'li uy o. 'pIHIly. Ad.i'-~ or call ai PROTESTANT
I'Ni, .j 1il.tN'.. i"ur,I rot-" aD"Ne 'uth-i
ITAlTER.-A respectable color,d man Zee Tres
- a+tutu'u as waite. IHa Hr'a'- funny Cal, for Two
o''," %, I.i.i -.'i-i, u.t.' eco . tni " "''.4
NEAtTLHor YALET-By young m,l whom
" 1872 Luo", IiNJi, fanny: uui o. .iIdt hs duties
tI.luI-.l., a.t HIs tJ II.t himself g.u,i.t ur,uli
D,H hIu.h ''y Is.'ivH,r. Apply al ODlii@ 1913 West
aitAat.
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Citn pr0rcrIn 60 Let.

EULLY FURNISHED BROWN STONE
nous Et desirable l','Hnl. tI' vim if' Do Il. '...
Ilscrr,r ,lIus 90 advances prop 1000" uNl. t"4 ave Guy.
AdtI,ss ". b., Tribune Uptown pa,., l,- rs "i. '''.
FEALF of a corner house TO RENI !, furnished,
J. 4 to small family. can 90 ~ I.lr nrt""."'".
rVO LET-Two very de-.rHl" FLOORS for
light lJI-ekvepus iuy lu..IeI lil' Als house, --'
" est J.jh-st.
rg1WO FINE FLATS TOILET at 1l5 W"st
Eieveu,hst. between ftt! and -.zt. ayes; price ''
one Cor so a month jail W.
40 LET-TWo of the largest aud most
Z elegantly finished su.te- in dlr CIV. 3D. on" d."
apartment house, corner ParAa't and 4'a ' iaeIs ''
Park.
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Counlrn propcrIl 60 ErI.

TINO LET-Elccaut COUNTRY SEAT near
station. H0ntrrse Nj log rent; hHe L'n-, siahie,
prospect Law garden, fruit aud water ltutcN healthy.
T. Flh"ES, I~5 Erua. say.
TNO LET-Conycncnt suburban cottage and
grounds; ia I0ou- water, heaters near d'pIl. or
go ea lines; abundant aIu. AID low fares 40 minute,
York yearly fare so. Do Li Cut in Garden, Hi',
fruit berries, &c. Apply 10 OWNER Room 2. No. Mas
HiisJ
rENO LEASE for a TERM Of YEABS-A PLOT
z Of GROUND containing ~ C'y lots fronting ou lures
streets and situated BLOCK from CAc-t.t. bclyt
Pcunsy lya9ia Railroad Newark. 81. Saii pot D. v,it i
siallo for manufacturing purposes. upon which buildings
may erected Dog le ls,5", fIr sufficient plI4 'nc
owner viii erect suitable buldugA AuaI,s " u al, -
Mechanic ST. NrH Iit, ~. J.
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pRYN MAWR HOTEL nine miles west oi
- ptiHrIIiIl. u. 200 iu, of N'I,.lyufH It .. i'
1,thu twenty minutes ulrui centennial Grounds. auo h
civ n.uy trains u,u sat ''
accommodations Tor 300 que with Ii requisites 900" '"
fprsu cry hotel. single r's t.l-,
bot and cold water. h'NtIt ru"u bowling alloys ''NiN
play roon4. 5000 persons haze Ir.-i'rd $1,000
HAY J. which ur-i- i- popularity. I.t olI,t t o ic l'u
ttunal authorizes The Exhibition viii be t,pt open until I7ti
inst
4 Observation-Disclosures Hotel 80 cents,
corner Bovcy AID BaJad,ti 200 light sepiate rooms
for gentlemen only
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s,, ,tses g. rs SIM -eis. "a Moon Ilses.... BIO
men WADE IuIs pAI-A. " o.
Hook. n3 Cows ISLAND b.- HeI o. ftily. CO
ueU WAIiE IiI- DAY. 81 49, o..
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EcCtures ana Aleellnas.

. LECTURE on "Scicnce in America. will
n be delivered by Prot Join w DRAPER, before
THURSDAY, Nov 10. at T. IN. The pubic - invited To
attend.
COL. j. p. SANFORD, the celebrated tray-
" cl,r aud lact has returned from Euopa aud VIII
soon resume tl, yctIrr platform Col SANFOnp lectures
travel, JIuln, China Egf pt sunr Italy, anu IL
D. are I'M the highest degree popular and interesting A
lecturer hr ,,uues a front rank the American Lyceum
PLATFORM
FOR iates aud terms. address
AMERICAN LITERARY BUREAU
In iflfs .tl. &
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TNTON

- FREE ~ATl lsDAY NIGHT LECTURES,
IN THE GREAT HALL. At > DNIbtf.
The Ist division the 1876 and 2 vii be ~ o
Nov ls-GoING ROUND TIE WORLD. by H. NJ
Field, ID. 10.
bury Morse, G.. D..
DC. 2-rHE MODERN LOCOMOTIVE BY Phineas
Barnes G.. r. .-....--. $500.
TT ms y Ii'TiR RE LIFE ly James Douglas, H., esq
DEC. l6-BUONZES AND EEAMELs APPLIED TO
DECORATION. By Frederick NuI-, esq
DEC. 23-UOCSEHOLD ART By VIM. H. GOODYEAR esq.
DC. 3O-DIALECT n NOR. liy ". :. Antl,"r, esq -
JAN. q. Is. .o, 21-FOCK LErl REo Oh ENcLUIlON'
Bt Prof. Edward -. Morse.
MODELS pictures and objects.
bad AZ he Office Of the cooper Union
ami al d. Van Nl-tlIuds boo. store. % Murray 81.
ADRIAN =. HEWITT secretary.
I'm the invitation of the GIOGTO CLUB, Mr.
~ CLARENCE COOK will deliver q course Of 20 lectures,
ou ARCHITECTURE. And SCULPTURE As COY.
NItTEU Win AErlllNltli fi," TO De- Illustrated by
e ~teeopcou. TIE Lecture ID De given IN e chapel oi
tru-IY'- UI,., corner iuiii|l AMI
J..cnry .r,ont..t. ut O'Clock on MONDAY EVENINGS.
D..InuIu- Soy. l%.
-. +. PUINAN- SONS, ls- FI.titaye.
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Siluailons UGlleo-- Malcs.

ADVERTISEMENT FOR THE NEW
u YORK TRIBUNE WILL RE- RECEIVED At THE
UPTOWN OFFICES, No lbs Broadway, TIA rtyr,t
st 3OS West Twenty thlrdst, Eighth ave; SGD
Third ave, fortyseEcnti ST. At The HARLEM OFFICE
No PSI Thirdayc cor One hundred and fourth a.
(Iafen savings Bank Building, up 10 r. al regular
ONCE rates
A THOROUGH accountant and business man,
N at leisure evenings, would Ike employment moderate
cOmpcnsatOn. ADDRESS EVENING WORK, Uptown Tribune
once, / 23s broadway.
GOACHMAN-By a married man; careful city
Y ] driver: incumbrance years city reference
from last employer Call address p NJ No. 7l3 6haye,
James Madden's harness store.
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Gin ura! Gotnic for Sale.

COOKING RANGES that heat the rooms
~ above; warranted smoky .Hnc's cIcef 40 cure A'
l.Iy send lor circular. Iit 3D., t.tI -HI.N G. Co.,,
' Third ave. aud 2Itli-t, y ""-l OK.
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Che Gurt.

FLEETWOOD PARK.-The great long-dis-
lance of 80 100 and so mics FOR stake 81 $1,000
Oh each race
NETWORK AGAINST CALIFORNIA
John Murphy NcN-Ao j ride against capt NoVTy of
tllurHi. tc of 30 u.i's al Fleetwood Park On
~ATr. KDAN Nuv II, Of .ocs-gOod day and track.
Admission al parts o. the trlca IL - . .
GATES H. BARNARD, President.
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~ scruerhOrn agt. Dew s3P' shca asi bIo9 rs
VIZ i'm $40 Sternack art same.
sas Richie agt. Lesser 81 ol.cJ 81 ~.
40 Mangam AFT Downs. 81 t3rtune ~ Sc!nrrv
sc. MeIri age Beg T s2 Fraasn aSt st5Il.
S7l.-Booli a. d. "e' meyer
80, wood act Bloalgcod. 3a2 Kejgham ag ste g
40 Blase agt. feisch 'A4''HV VII 90"
nos cornell a4t smith Co, ,fNi5tcv 90. povs
's5i D,thlf. 49, raw.cn - IJ' "loo ,t pcTae
100 .oe if, ptt'1,on 73I. Thomson agt Gamble
49, Go'nCIf ms T Go s43..second Nut Bank Of r.
-. ,,ii-t.o at Eler. aat Porter
tCi5- SS.t.s,.,.-,r get whitney.
boo" ~ ID n,rv q r D,ry aul V An TTOrsFy, j.
eENEHsL IthN- -, , n, ,,.,.,o ,-t -,,r,,.s,,,
o. Garrison agt Inc " iiDi 70 '
MAYOR &C 49, 80 U,r5.h+
90 same agt. same. go, 81 Nd.--1irr ~ sanford
fs o61rsJh ag cochran - n, ct AL Ia
g. Phelps jr, aft hns' s3 Eieruan att Names
g. Aien agt James ct al 81 Ii linn, 2.d itS,riud
- rntorst agt. Burke 81 ~ ,ttlli' i-'
AL lVVG"-, 1tt, 80 ~ ~ . =. ', ~, ri,
,-o - art. -. A'.-Dulf y sl L S.r '"' i'N'
Sj.GutNit".l,, S.1I1su. o. .Schacf,r AIT. Ucukla
- cr3ei3 al solomon. 57..CMk agt Onion CT al
80 Way ae- Croiut. NJ, e....o-,
wsql>E COugr-IHiAL IEi'i-fA"I l'-Nh''oi''''
80 -,,..-lio, ct al at. 1902. austin at Parks
B2l9--" iit'e,- 52i3. Palmer ag.. lytnes
.o2 lap "a Jeushgcgcr n, ct ID" aR' 'O''
sO1 clear asL Cunningham 1000 toyl.n act Cclnev ct
et al o-'o'- '' "7
bOO9 Miller ae' SliNry 1902 Cover act. Hunger ord.
.NluauS att. nm E9of pod of "a AIT NeICeih.
I7G2 HOGAN asl ~ plep 1910 'faorc Art. Tower
1891. .Ncueuho-eI "s'' i'' b3I5 puh ACT. Dcyiiu.
Ter -
PART II.-AlN-" d ,-,.,
,. ,rr1rre art Phillips. 4.U4.. BOu@rand as'' -i-'"'
f9lt.M'i 'uIo ~" =. rrtsis ms. Co.
SJZy. fu'I 't" ~ AQ32. Dousau q al. agt. STEM
- gu q. ., I'm, 81 n mty.rtt al.
s51l- fl.l '- 80 I-.l,se 1897 Reed ugt Wood, &c.
go. Ei,cher AIT Pocl 52es. II ssuan aei lay o.
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Gelp Wanteo

ACTIVE MAN wanted-A mechanic in
n VOID c6rpsnter, OF otherwise lIowantst
y1DITOR.-Wanted, tirst-class commercial
L ~ ,T,n ilor for Old established weekly Journal
sd,rnss BENJAMIN, Box l,2j2 p. o.
IxvANTFD-A man to travel and sell ma.
w binery must thoroughly understand his business su
furnish the best Of references as 10 eaRaclty a o.
Address By letter, &. w. c. Station u, New ioAf
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Gllualou5 tUdnlc0-fcmnlcs.

-----..-. ..------~
A DyrpTrSrVrvTS FOP Tur NEW
a YoI.( r:.G,rNi. @HL. ~ IEcEIvap. AZ me
81. gr ioN vs. ra6r.i@i'l.,. COZ. ils. ,,.= 80
Ho2.oI Trl,,. ,ar. ,l lialf a,a., ,aari H.
d.r9 "'"f' I'n" b'''"f' up to D. ~ '' regular
EISPLC Il NBh M v, sS r N> ~. i M GT
lata.,... .. lo'r a.., ..,a"-; t.. b,-t r'f.l...
I / JAtQIlNr French and German and
- f1, mon ,'g ,l De- g,ia, a. ... ryA%Ii
2.,r..t.
1 + the SWEDISH SERVANTS OFFICE,
sDa Mao, 'la..,''.,... ....,..., ...-..
r,,,. c.,, ..-. ,f.p-
..'.a'. 1 , ., 10" ,3"t. 5 ,' Charge "''
,, ,..,.,... .,,,,
I iNLII l. YOU No 6lI'L lAW'|.J wants
e. a.l. .. r. .s ...a" .,,. '.i,i ..,
@sI D,.L al..-A,. la, o-.-'e. ioDltl D'a' 4o''o
,,...,.,.>.-.. ,... ,I...,. .......-. Co.
\ ~ tLH~VN1 N',In, Il"V .N'''' - -. 80
co. ID, a. ..- . ne .lu-ra, 3D., H'.ns 4"rI -ca.'-
g.. Aggregation" . ODD. 'i' 30 ''N ''' -''' '-'' ''.''
,,,.,',., ,'.-.-.., i.r,,,rl
{ h0i'-'ic-. - st., .'c. '.'.ai DOR 4a,,. y-lst
~. ,,urpu,In ~ r..,..-..I. ..frl ,s
'' ,'' 800 ~ .,...' a.. u. ,oant. c.iy
y ''... '..H ',.'.. .'
i..'i.H'' ' .'.' '' -'' jaw 600.
fNI \AiBtlM tkk, NC.-A I.-p.tili-c A'uh-
y 81, 'o o., . a.. .. .a n .' ' ~. r.. ...
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,..... f....I.... r...I .n..rf't.- '' .r
~. .,r. r,r.... ao..l u... 500, 90, or ...a'H
can '... '''
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y ''''.'-' r.- '''' .... ~ ....l .,....... H.....
sf.u'- tfI en-. Doll. ". I-' -'I.' g.. I'D
f..r.... ,.la, 'hnH.. .I.... -'.h"'.-re. ... .s
l,.ft ftI,IfHNf MD and WAL lli~~-tit aI
''.''i' - 90 80, &C. 81, g,.' u. 4 .. g. ..-.-t 100
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,t.i.. ..Ir .uI.... u..I .....t
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l. Il'' , t.Y - ~. d. ,.r, respect.
a.. 1913. t.. a.Y,l. 1uu.r .'.. t'N '''' ..I ~
'.r.a. s.i -... .,.,. .....r. or o.sy. Ap.
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S1n5ical lm5irume'lI5.

LARGE STOCK Of PIANOS. Square and
Y Trrghf. tn RrNTor SELL cheap Sales easy monthly
payneuls. Gall a. " II. MERl;LLLS, M. tnlonsquale
40. 1863 Foufn#rcl
tGUTE :, ERNST. old house Of l.ighte g.
! rg,abrrv ufrr their splendid PIANO-FoRll~ az low
prices and monthly payments At y East 4tss Also
smiths AMERICAN OhGAN-
- Y. BALL Il Co..
- 40. IS EAST lfTH-Sr.
tlcE-ruc- other Pianos and organs low
forcash on ms ailments ant i.r r'ui.
ETPRlGHf PIANOS
For SALEor RENT. AZ
OJNEIEk * SOM, Manufacturers,
No. =. West Thirteenth ST.,
Between Fifth and Siyth.aves.
ca 6:HH STEINWAl GRAND, hut little
- .ENbtJ used owner asing CITY; Will sell al
c1at sacrifice. Apply 10 SurhMIN q HERBERT Is
uiUn.~qUare.
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Winier Resorts.

I'VE ROYAL VICTORIA HOTEL, Nassau
Bnhama Islands now oirn. !. J. POTTER Proprietor.
Steamers YORK oct - 10 FOr lu iol-
nation apply 10 JAMES LDGEHWOOD * Co.. 7J5 Broad
way, Newl ork
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furniture.

4 CLOSING to CASH BUYERS.-Ingrain and
star carpets Zoe OcOts DC and 3Oo; white and blue
T-nsets horse blankets, rubber blankets ANDREW LES
LEE Co., 81 broadway.
FURNITURE, CARPETS, BEDDING, &c,
ShtSP for cash or liberal terms OF payment cow
lL1hiHWAIrs, l0j and l57 Chatham.s Three buildings
nl - large Chamber suits Slo " 500 PaEOr
sSlta so 70 500; zap Brussels, 81
II q. SLLLEW.
DESKS.
OFFICE AND LIBRARY FURNITURE,
no. lO3 Fultonst
PINE CYLINDER DESKS.
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AmusefuentS.
DOOTH's THEATER. SARDANAPALUS.
D FOURTEENTH WEEK
sARDANAPALUsl

Tho wondrous spectacle with It's charming NEW GRAND
ITALIAN BALLET, Is sin tracing majestic audiences.
+.'Next FRIDAY evening Now II, BENEFIT Of Mr.
=. e.. BANGS
f.TMouday evening, Nov. 20. ONE HUNDhEIH cOnsecu
tive per Torrance OF "~auiauaplus" u-
+.Due notice viii b' given Of the return on Mr. LAW
RENEE BARRETT who viii appear as KING LEAR MI
t.. l.. pA\ f.N PORT "a. IUGAR
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, careful nurse, for
ldrrn; would like o steady
wages city OF country is
Call all the week At 900
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REAL ESTATE.
NEw-YonK, Monday, Nov. Is

NEw-YORK Monday, Nov. l3, 1876.
The following transactions took place to-day
nj the Exchange SalcsrOom:
Ry TFigE v. camp.
four story and basement brown stone house With lot
OF West 5-rst, 10 II Of 3taFe, l0JAJo"i NJ ooo
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Glluntlous ruanlc0--Gcmalc5.

NURSE-By an English Protestant Young
y woman who desires the CHARGE of growing children -
a, ell educated gooI family S,t ilt,' " A.
si-t On househp ping. maize herself Eeh'Iay dS' iul m
I'D home can .uruIsh urstcI.- references. tdl al Tvs
! L. 4 AL.L.N =.
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VVANTED-A FURNISHED APARTMENT
W for .is pr-.oua small furnished house, h''r en-
3itl aud 5ri'sts 4t aud GtI,s. AduE H., i.'N 80
~. =. Io1tDtu.r.
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four. story br1ck house with lot, n Of East ] j
IT, 100 IL Of 2daye, lot 2ONlOoIl; George d
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sdilluiug land ~ J z FITCH at West Farms, 2ith
R RSaL pot ..... 81
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-11-25
RIVER NEWS.
Dispatches to the Merchants Exchange

dispatches to the Merchants Exchange.
OIL CITY, PA, Nov. 25-9:22 A. Nj
River 3 feet and falling slowly. Snow
ing. Thermometer SO. Wind south.
BROWNSVILLE, PA, Nov. 25-9:4I A,
M.-River leet inch and falling. Their
mometer 40. Weather cloudy.
CHARLESTON, VIVA, Nov. .25-9:07 A. M,
-Kanawha r yer feet inches and
falling. Thermometer 39 Wind north
west. Splitting snow. Weather CLOUDY
STEAMBOAT MOVEMENTS.
The Potomac arrived this morning
and will return this evening to Pomeroy.
... The Andes left last evening for
Wheeling with fair packet trip =. The
Vint Shinkle will leave this evening for
Memphis. She was receiving literally
this morning, and will undoubtedly
nave fine trip of both freight and people.
Capt. Jas. Remission is her worthy COM
mander, and MIR. W. f. Mcintyre her
competent clerk 80. The Ben. Franklin
arrived from Madison this morning and
will return this afternoon. -. The Bos-
iona will be the regular packet leaving
for Huntington this afternoon. The
Bonanza arrived this morning and re-
turned to Portsmouth at noon. The
CITY OF Portsmouth will leave this after
no0u for Chllo. e. The U. P. Schenck,
Capt. j. l.. Carr, master, will leave
this evening for New Orleans di.
rect. Her facilities for handling and
storing freight are unsurpassed, as she
carries no passengers, and was built
purposely for lreighter. :. The United
States arrived this morning and will re-
turn to Louisville this evening The
Mary Houston will be the next New Or.
leans boat after the U. z. Schenck. She
will leave next Wednesday -. The
Cons. Miliar.will follow the Vint. Shin
kle next W Wednesday to Memphis. The
Emma Graham will leave this evening
Tor Pittsburg. Capt. JAS. V. Raynolds
Virgie Lee will leave this evening for
Kanaw ha. The Golden Rule, going
down, passed Memphis last evening
When the j. w. Gaf left Memphis, she
had 20 passengers, 800 bales cot
ton, 100 brls oil, 40 bales rags,
and big lot OF way freight -.
The A. e. Donnally passed Cairo yes
terday, coming up. The Minnie will
leave tor 0wensD0ro this evening, hav-
ing been chartered by a party Of about
twenty Germans to make tue trip. She
will leave them there, and will return
in time to arrive here next Wednesday.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-11-25
ga:Ifoad Tibse Changes.

The following changes Of time, under
the winter schedule, take place as an
nounced on the various railroads:
LITTLE MIAMI, PANHANDLE & PENN
sYLVANIA RoUTE.-On and after Mon.
day, November %, trains will leave as
follows: New York Lightning Express,
S:35 a. m. daily, arriViugin New York
at 1925 the next morning. New York
Night Express, $50 p. m. daily, arriving
in New York 10:15 the next evening.
Columbus Accommodation, 4 p. m. (;
Cincinnati and Muskingum Valley Ac-
cOmmodation, 6:45 a. M; Morrow Ac-
commodation, 5:20 p. NJ; LoVeland Ac-
commodation, 1905 p. M, $3.50 p. M, and
II 80 p. m. New York Express trains
will arrive in Cincinnati az 1855 a. m.
and p. M, daily.
On and after tomorrow trains on the
O., II. u D. Railroad leave as follows:
Through Express for Toledo and De-
troit, at 1905 a. m. for Connersville, Fort
Wayne, Indianapolis and Peoria, Las
p. M; Chicago Express, 6:05 p. M; Ham.
iltOn Accommodation, 4:l5 p. M, Gle
p. M; Middletown, Oslo p. m.
Arriving-Eastern Express, Toledo
and Detroit, 5:25 a. M; Chicago Express,
500 "a. M; Springfield, -Bayt ton, Indian.
apoIis and Peoria, 9:45 m; Toledo Ac-
commodation, $3.50 p. M; Richmond and
Chicago, $3.50 p. M; Toledo and Detroit,
1910 p. M; Indianapolis, Muncie and
Peoria, lilo p. m.
Other trains same as before.
ATLANTIC & GREAT WEsTERN.-Train
will leave at $3.50 p. m. daily.
G., Co., g. & I.-DAYrON SHORT-LINE.-
Trains will leave as follows: Columbus
s. Sandusky Express, 7:15 a. M; Uleve :
land Express, 1880 a. m.; Maud's Ac-
commodation, $3.50 p. m.
Arrive-Columbus Express, II p. m. /;
Maud's Accommodation, 10:45 a. m. !;
Dayton Accommodation, 1850 a. m.
WHITEw ATER VALLEY.-The morning
accommodation train has. been with
drawn.
OHIO 6 MISSISSIPPI The St. Louis
Day Express 81 Louisville Fast-line
will leave at 7 a. IN. and AZ 6:45 p. IN.
LOUISVILLE SHoRT-LINE. = Eastern
Fast-line will arrive at S:05 a. M, and
Eastern Express at 1866 p, m.
The changes Of time on the NJ. & C.
r. Il. will not go into effect until Decem-
ber 3.
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No More Fooling.

A woman named Hastings, living near
the House OF Correction, came down
town yesterday in search of her hus-
baud, and finding him hanging around
The Post-otfice waiting Tor ''late st
returns" she collared him and called
out:
II want you up home"
''Not yet, my dear; want to hear the
result" he replied.
You come along homep' she repeat
ed. 81 want to see this thing decided as
much as you do, but we are out of wood,
flour, meat and potatoes, and we've got
TO eat whether this country ever has a
President OF not"
"Pll come up this evening after 1 hear
the result" he protested.
"The result can be learned right here,
Peter Hasangs!; she chuckled, catching
him by the collar. Snow you trot, or
Pll double you up right before this
crowdW
"Lemme hear from Louisiana-only
from Louisianaw he pleaded.
"YOu'll hear from meD she howled,
giving him a shake, and seeing that she
was backed by the crowd he meekly fol-
lowed her away Free Press.
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a45c; fair, 49a44c; prime to choice, 4Sa52c. Rice
is in good demand at full prices: Common to
choice, S,Sa0c.
NEW YORK. Nov. 2j.-Flour: No. 9. SO 50a
20; superhne Western anu State, "a 65a5;
common 10 good extra. IS 35a5 80: good to
choice, IS 55a5 60; white wheat extra. IS 65a
u extra ONO. So 85a7: st. Louis. IS 40aS rs;
Minnesota patent, 81 3Oa9 %. Rye -four firm at
"a 50a5 ~. Corn-meal quiet: Western SO 75a8.
Wheat: No. Milwaukee. 81 80; No. Mill
waukee, 81 81; Nos. 2 and 8 Chicago spring,
81 19a1 81: spring ungraded, 81 25al 2S: No. l
Sheboygan, 81 30; No. l Minnesota spring,
81 33; winter red Western, No. 2, 81 30. Rye
scarce and firm at SlaS3c State, JJa95c. Barley
quiet and unchanged. Malt unchanged.
Oats less active and unchanged Hay firm and
unchanged Hops Duiet: yearlings, 10a20c;
new Eastern and Western 24a35c. Barley quiet
ana unchanged. sugar quiet and very strong:
1alr TO good refining. 9ss sal0Hc; prime, l0kc;
refined quiet, but firm. Molasses quiet. but firm:
English Islands, 4Oa4Sc; Porto Rico, 45a5ae;
New Orleans, new, 5ga63c. Rice quiet and
steady. Petroleum quiet but firm: crude PKG:
refined, 26Lc; cases, SOc; Naphtha City, Idc.
TallOw heavy at 8JsasHc. Strained resin.
steady at ~ 3ja2 49, Spirits titrDentne steady
at 85c. Eggs firm: Western, 27a2S1sc. Pork
dull: mess, $l7. Beef quiet: long clear mid
dles, Western, duiet but firm, at sac. Lard
dull: prime steam, 11a11 .05c; seller all the
year, 10.30al0, ,4Oc. Cheese frm at 7a13Hc. Whis-
1rmer at 81 Coal l01S.
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PUBLICATIONS.
ST. NICHOLAS.

For December We have splendid
Christmas holiday number of this supe-
rior juvenile magazine. Lucy Larcom
contributes a beautifully illustrated ar.
ticle on "Poems and Carols OF Winter"
"Chuek-a-LucRs Strange Children" Is q
very humorous sketch by Sarah Winter
Kellogg. "The Good-natured Bear' and
"The Robins Visit are also pieces that
will afford the young folks deal Of
amusement.
Fanny Roper Feudge tells some very
interesting things in regard to the won.
derful acrobatic performances which she
witnessed in Siam. "TIe Secret Door,"
by Susan Coolidge, is a highly enter
tanning Christmas story OF two hundred
years ago. William Cullen Bryant con-
tributes sketch entitled "The Boys OF
NY Boyhood," which will be read with
the deepest interest by every one, old
and young. Boys will be curiously en-
tertained.by the information given in the
article with the title "The Horse Hotel"
'Dy Charles Barnard.
The other pieces are "His Own Mas
ter" the beginning OF new serial by j.
T. TrOwbridge, "Doings Of the Polly's
Christmas Society" "The Kingdom Of
the Greedy" GA Clock in the SKY at
Midnight," "Leon Maturin's Christmas
Eye,p "Ihe House of Santa Claus"
'The True Story of DOLL" "rhe Pc
terkins' Christmas Treep with numer-
Gus excellent poems, such as "The
Flock of Doves" BY Celia Thaxter, "The
Letters at School," ,""A Christmas Song"
"rhe Complaint Of the Stockings" and
others; and there is "Jack in the Pull
pit" "The Letter Box" and "Rlddle
Box" The entire number is filled with
appropriate and attractive illustrations.