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i roe, Monroe county, Michigan, is notified
that Jemma Denton, his wife, on the 22d day
OF December, A. ID. 1875, filed her petition in
the Court of Common Pleas, Of Hamilton cOun-
ty, Ohio, case No. 1855, charging him with
adultery with one Elizabeth NJ. Large, on the
26th day of May, 1868, at Warrenton, Warren
county, Missouri, and elsewhere in SAID coun-
ty and State, before and after that date, and
asking for divorce, certain personal property
and almony; that he must answer on or before
February 18th, A. d. 1875, or hearing will be
had and decree taken as asked and that at the
Post-ofice in the town of Huntsville, Ran
dolph county, Missouri, on the 10th day OF jan
uary, 1876, between the hours Of 7 A. III. and o
p. NJ, dispositions Will be taken on her behalf.
JENNA DENTON,
by J. & II. A. JOHNSTON, her Attorneys.
CINCINNATI, o., Dec. ~, 1875. de30-6tfh
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Several OF the papers We're, by some
means, misled in the statement that Mr..
I. II. Gleason, OF Lockland, died sud.
denly night before last. Inquiries by q
STAR reporter. we are glad to say,
proves the rumor to be incorrect. Mr..
Gleason is not only alive, but quite well.
The death of Mr.. Feltus, the Iather-in-
law OF MIR. Lawrence Gleason, led to the
rumOr. IL was the father OF the bride
instead OF the bridegroom, that died the
night OF the wedding. MIR. Lawrence
Gleason and Miss Feltus were married
the same night that The death occurred
and but u few hours previous.
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noUNlY ROAD NOTICE. o,ice is here

T0UNIY ROAD NOTICE. osice is here
~ by given that petition will be presented
to the Board OF County Commissioners Of HAM
ilton County, Ohio, at their first road session,
A. ID. 1876, PRAYING to locate county road. in
Green and Colcrain townships in said county.
beginning at point in the Pleasant Rage
road, running in a norihe.ly course ON the
route OF an old private road, in Section Nc. 20.
In Green township; thence through tract oil
land conveyed by Andrew Brown to Daumi
thence northwest through a corner OF John
Denier's lands to Martha Lynhof's lands;
thence through said Lynhof's lands to tbs
east line OF George Snyders land, which is the
see tion line between Sections No. 30 and 90;
thence north on said section line to the town.
ship line between Green and .Colcrain town.
ships, and striking the section line in Colerain
between Sections No. 81 and 25; thence north
ON said section line far as to strike or inter-
sect the township road running east from Ill.
ram Messiners, on the Harrison pike, M the
creek. HENRY SPRINGMYER,
GEORGE SNYDER,
JEAN DENNIE, =
MARGARET q. LYNHOFE
ja20-4tTh WILLIAM SPRINGMYER.
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ROAD NOTICE.

NI OTlCE.-To the Board Of County Commis-
In sIoners; A petition will be pres ntet at
their road meeting in March, 1876, for county
road beginning ,;to a. Price : Rlfie, in symnes
tie Miami river, so as to conncct tho Harcer
Run road, thence up the river witt: the moan-
der of the river through the lands OF A. G,
buckingham, w. w. Fletcher and Smith
Buckingham to the Indian Rifli anu Mon
talk Road. A PETITIONER.
JANUARY 10th, 1876. ja2U- itIh
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More RurgInries.

Mrs. NJ. L. Hough q Co.'s millinery
store, 146 West Fourth street; Wayne
Nef's residence, in the East End; Mrs.
Il. j. Buckingham's, Nc. 304 West
Fourth street, and Mr.. Bing, on Court
street, have all been visited by Knights
OF the ''Jimmy." and all have suffered
more or less.
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HtARPENTER'5 MANUAL - A prscticss
" guide to pse Of all tools and all operatioEs
OF the traue; also drawing for carpenterz-
forms Of contracts, specifications. plans. &c
with plain instruction. for beginners, and fuIf
glossary OF terms used in trade IIiustratcS-
80 cents, Of booksellers, or by mail. JESSE
HANEY u CO., 119 Nassau street. New York
aul9-d&wsn1
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One of three gentlemen in pew in
church Sunday, attempted to build a
pyramid of silk hats in the aisle. A lady
came along, and her skirts upset the
structure, whereupon a wicked little
boy behind the pew audibly said: "Set
'em up again"
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ncsa- In orner tn aroommndata Eastern

9B In order to accommodate Eastern
Advertisers in the STAR, Mr.. e. Duncan
Snifien, No. 72 Astor House, New York
City, has been appointed our general and
special Agent for the Eastern States.
This viii he branch Office of the STAR,
MIR. Sniffen being authorized to make
advertising contracts on our behalf, anu
receipt all collections therefor in our
name.
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C Fl R 0 M 0 s !!
GATHERING PRIMRosEs, 17x22- 81 so
IN THE WOODS, 17x2s - SO

a
beautiful
Two lutte girls Represented as gathering the early flowers Ihe
hand while the other basket nearly filled with
1t
high
PInroses
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sPdd:ssB PdSaBBs nPb aR& 5s 5SasY &c., &c., LIKES pair

The first hepher leading her flock the early evening The
finely and the action the spheraess carrying the
affection gentleness No
this picture without adnirns it,
refreshing themselves
M enjoying light position
Of
piece (the heep
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RuIlx for Iaa.

L. +. Wehrmann, IT West Fifth street,
the furniture dealer, came near being a
victim Of the fiery element at O'Clock
this morning. A young lad named JOG
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r EGAL.-Dr f. NJ Howard VS.. I. A. San
i 4 derson.-Before Thomas Evitt, Justice OF
the Peace Of Cincinnati township, Hamilton
said Justice issued an order of attachment In
above cause for the sum of $50 90. Set for hear
ing February %, A. d. 1915.
DIR. f. M. HOWARD.
JOHN A. TRIMBLE. ATTORNEY.
CINCINNATI, january 20, 1876. ja9O-9tTh
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A TTACHMENT. - John e. McGafiin Va.
N Daniel s. Potts.-Before +. H. Rowekamps
a Justice of the Peace of Cincinnati Township,
Hamilton County, Ohio.-On the 18th day OF
January, 1876, said Justice issued an order of
attachment In the above action for s15J. Cause
continued to March IA, 1876, at o'clock a. M.
fe3-3tTh DANIEL 8. POTTS.
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FIRE! FIRE! FIRE! FIRE

Clothing slightly damaged by
Water, saved from Fire, at 316
Main street. SATURDAY, Februa-
ry 5, Opening bay. 1t
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A TTACHMENT.- Mary Rourk vs.. William
IN McKinney.-Befor +, II. Rowekamp, a
Justice of the Peace of Cincinnati Township
Hamilton County, 0hio.-On the 9th day os
January, 1876, said Justice issued an order OK
attachment in the above action for 1872. Case
continued to February 20, 1876, at 0 o'clock A.
Nj. MARY ROURK.
fe3-3tTh
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sPERRY'S VICTORY" ON LAKE ERIE, 16x22 81 90
PUTNAM AT THE PLOUGH, 16x22 90
OF OLIVES, 1OxI3 rs
GARDEN CETHSEMANE, 1Ox13
FRUIT PIECE, 13x16 90
CASCADE FALLS, 13xlG 70
LITTLE WANDERER, 12x15. SO
SHARING THE MEAL, 11X14 so
ANGLING, 11X14 so
WATER LILIES, 11XI4
FEEDIA : G. THE DUCKLINGS, 11x14 -.
CROSS CROWN 14XlS
GROSS AND FLOWERS, 13x16
BROTHER JONATHAN, 16x22
A
CHRISTI BLESSING
GEORGE AND MARTHA WASHINGTON, 1Ox12 90
MOTTOES, 9 1-2x25.
~God Bless Our IIone''. 15
Lord is My Shepherd 15
he I4or
STROBRIDGE &c CO., Publishers,
Corner Fourth and Race Sts, Cincinnati
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A -Ephraim J. Moore VS.. Pat
N rick McAndrews. Before It. III. ROwe-
kamp, Justice OF the Peace of Cincinnati
Township, Hamilton County, Ohio.-On the 7th
der OF attachment in the above action for 6 50.
Cause continued to February 20, 1876, at .
O'Clock A. Nj.
fe3-3tTh Il. j. MOORE.
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ENGLISH COTTAGE.

This picture represents the farmers home 50 common in England plain
with the grand old
standing
family
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LEGAL.

NOTICE is hereby given that the subscriber
IN has been appointed and qualified as Ad-
ministratrix on che estate Of Joseph Witherup,
late of Hamilton county, deceased.
Dated at Cincinnati, this l1th day of Janu-
ary, 1876
ANNA c. SWIFT, Administrative,
ja20-3tIh
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THE DARLING BABE.


cradle The friend and Of the child beautiful cat lies rolled up
hubbey
dish fine fruit The expression posi-
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THE YOUNG NAvIGATORS.

Also beautiful Four children three girls and boy have
trunk of picturesque old tree and these act as while the other
The full
nhauds.b made O
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A COUNTRY STILE.

is The hidden
distance
gatnen
torm q charming picture
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Eau Schools.

COLUMBIA COLLEGE LAW SCHOOL,
The nineteenth annual tern OF this institution will com
meuct ~ No Great Joncsst New orb on WEDNESDAY,
oct and W continue until May n, 1871 Catalogue con
tanning iu Information may be obtained " personal ne
sSInc nHmber 10 THEODORE W. DWIGHT Professor sc
law SCHOOL of the UNIVERSITY OF
H THE CITY or EEW.YoRR The eight eonth annual
session begins oct q 1875 Zoe cironaTS last e1i
non psDerS C. appy 20 ". IL MARTIN, secretary OF
Council Iil Broadway D. r. JAQUES, Secretary Of Fac.
ulty, % ChambeFS-st
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NEW YORK AND PHILADELPHIA NEW

BOUND BROOK ROUTE.
FOR PHGLADELPrIh AND THE CENTENNIh
Commencing MONDAY, Junc 10, 1916. Trains
Leave New YORK foot OF iiDcrtySt az 6l5 Tao $40 a. NJ
Leave loot Of Clarksonst at 63S 1885, 9oj H., 1850
42O B2O D. m .
road THIRD and Berks.sts az 1850 $50 lS0 BOO O.
6:JOp Leave Centennial Grounds al 49, Sl3 a. M llo
3, 4:Jr, $40 o. IN,
Pnhnan Drawing Room Cars are attached 10 the 7i5 and
9.I5 fTo NcwNOrN and 10 trains leaving Cen
tClnia Grounds NJ AJp and b:lO D..
Rates low as by other routes.
Centennial Clrounds II. p. BALDWIN,
Gen Pass. Agent
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stenmboata ano RaiIroaos

ALBANY and TROY by day boats c. VIB-
IA BARD and DANIEL DREw--Leaye Yestry-st. pier
SO ard 24thst $50 a. Landing at Nyack ana Tar
Tytown (y ieTyboat West Point Negbargh PoughkeGse
RhmebeCk CatIki aud Hudson. Close connection al Albany
with new IRAN al 3 D. m. for the West, NewfOrk
Central 10 Point Newbrgh and return, same day.
~. Pougikeepse 81 CO.
DRTDGEPORT, and all points on HOusatonic
I'D and Naugetuck Railroads. Fare ST. Steamer BRIDGE
PoT Catharne slip az 80 No. ana bridgeport atll
ID IN.
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CREEDMooR.
INTERNATIONAL RIFLE MATCHES.
Scotland, ireland, Australia, Canada, and America,
September IL, 10. and IL.
ANNUAL PRIZE CONTESTS.
Judd, Short Range, Latin & Rand Calling, Champion.
Cavalry, long Range, Wimbledon CUP Matches, &c,
September ls 10, and 20.
RETURN MATCH
gRELAND AND AMERICA,
THURSDAY. September 81.
During DAYS Of al above Matches the LONG ISLAND
RAILROAD COMPANY viii Trains TO shd from CREED
MOOR tolows:
Leave Long Island CITY, from Dcpo, North OF Ferry:
1882, $685. II.o8 O. m, l. q:OS s:O8 5:O8 SOS. 7OI p M
From Depot South OF Forty:
$50 1885, I1ss. m 1908, 1885, 1888, 23s, 559, 622
GAS p m.
Returning Trans leave CrcodmOor;
7l2 745, s47, iI:I5 1I,25 a. m: 1882 llG 122 244
sos, 5:ls $780, 5As g. Gi2, $50, 7:l2 7aS4 p. m.
Time between Long leland City and CreedmOor only forty
go, minutes.
EXCURSION TICKETS, ONE DOLLAR.
Including Pcrraye and r. r. Fare Cecdmoor return
aud admission to all parts Of the grounds.
Tickets for sale At Jmesslo and 3ithst Ferries and
wesicolrs Express oces 7s5 and oi2 Brosdway amt
Park place
Ferry leave SeH.York. Jlcsslp foot Of Chambers
st. tiry.ye (S5) minutes snd 3ithst r. r. twnt7 C20l
inmates previous TO departure Of trains
| CENTRAL RAILROAD OF NEW-JERSEY.
~ ALLENTOWN LISE.-F TTy Stations IA Eew-Nork,
S0; 81 Lbertr,t ant foot OF CarsOnst up town. Freight
station. OF LibeitysI
SUMMER ARRANGEMENT.
Commencing July 81 ls76-Leave NewYok' foot OF Lib.
5'4J a. m-MAL TRAM Tor East9n Belydere Berhlehrrn,
Bath heuingn Mauch Chunk Tamaqua 1ainanend HDhes.
hairc I9'tsylc sorartgn &e connects al Junction Win
-5:la a m.-For Somcryie and Bennington. -.
$40 m-MOgNfSG Express. daily lgEccVt SunGsys) for
~ IN rdgr Branch Easicn ACntogn Harrisburg. end
the West Connects Tor hguCh Chunk Talnaqu,
0yrnda, WilEosbaIrc p0ttSyuc scranton, Dlnvlln WI
sIu'l5 a. r1-For someryfle and bennington.
Hl.p o. rn-FXPRyss frr FleminrtSD Easfgu Allentown
Bagch ChuBh, TnaIGua EahlnUy CITY, Haset0n, Wilkes
osrrr3 keadus' Col1mbe Lanc"tcr Ephraa. PottSnhe
2d5 :. m.-ENrEEss for Esston, Bath Mauch Chunk
400 D. m-Eor high Bridge Eraach. Eason hlleatown.
houch Chunk connects az Junction with Del, Lack
$50 d m.-For SOmoryille and Flemington
$50 D. mEyESiSG ENPEESs daily Eas;On. Allentown
Maucb Chunk, WkCsharre Towanda Reading and Harris.
.sljGn m.-Por EastOn.
boats ,eay ST. North River, ct es5 100
9O5, 1903 llJj O. M 1900, EJO 3:2G ago, 6'sa $50
Connection ia made by Cisrksons Ferry Jersey City
Fof tisins to heal .oiata timetable at stations.
NEW YORK AND LONG BRANCH Il. Il.
ALL RAIL LINE BETWEEN NETWORK, LONG
BnANgH; OCEAN GROVE SEA Glhr mp s4U.AN
tCGt L!bertysj. North River az Sl5 lli5 o. m, ass
D. N. 60, .,,.,- ,oo
An trans run Log BTanch, ocean Grove Spring lake
Sea Girt ana Sluaa. -. -. -. Co.
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r. +. RICHER, supt. and EN-
ERlE RAILWAY .....

ERIE RAILWAY
H SUMNER ADVANCEMENT of trains, in effect June s.
1876
Room Coaches 20 Buo Suspension Bridge, and Sleeping
Coaches 10 Cleveland Cincinnati, aud Chicago
lOi5 hExpress Mail for Buffalo, with Sleeping Coaches
Tpm-CDaiy) Pacific Express for the West, Sleeping
COaches through Rochester Buialo Niagara Fails Cncln
natl Cleveland ma Chicago without changer also HOtsl DIN
ing cars TO cleveland and Chicago
Newark 645, $50, l0;i5 llSO a me- Sl5. S:lo and u
p. and IL midnight Saturday nights only sundays VI9
RniE H PARK and Passalc CAS- 7i5 10 noon,
li5 3 345 '4:SO $40, 0, $50 8, 10 p. M, IL mid
Rlght sundays s31 10 a. In lao $50 p M ana ~ mia
Paterson, edo 745 $780, TO- lo.i5 ll,9Oa NJ Ie noon,
las 3 3l5, 346, 4t, o. 5:l5 @ 6l5 63o 10 NJ and
l2mnght sundays, $780, V;lo, lOa m, $40, 65O, D. M
Ai suiIern 90 7A5, TO- lOi5 a. u las St5 o m,
~ midnight sundays $50, 10 np las, $50, Up m aid
= coTHWsl, i.i5 a. m $3.50 $50 p m Sundays, $50
Warwick, 7-l5, lUs4S a. m, 4:3O p. N.
NewbuFgh 7;45, ., lO4O a. M $3.50, 430 N Sundays
Kingston. 0 a. M. sisOp. m sundays $50 an.
Goshen, $40 o l045 a. m, $780, $40, 4'5O, p M sun
aI SIJistcw2 TAG, u iOl5 a NJ s95 4.sO p m. sun
days. $50, 10 M, p; m Ihe9 M and as30 p M trains
Port Jervs 745 o. l0;i5 a. $50 p. sundays, $50
% leaving Chambersst on even or ha honIs
leave Twenty third st. fifteen minutes earlier than above ue
trans leaving Chambers on quarter hours leave Twenty
tbifdst thirty minutes earlier Boats leave Tvs
at $40 1645 p connecting with trains leaving Cham
hers at 10 m. and IL Didnight
Tckets Tor passage and Apartments In Drawing room
and Sleeping DO obtained ana orders Tor me
checking and transfer Of Baggage may DO left at the Company
oces Nos 239 4Ol, 500 and 95l broadway; No Court
EXPRESS Trains TOm the West arrive in NewYork AZ TBS
a. m, lao and 7'55 p m
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Fsl Hi rsLns % asaI loIat see tlmetabIe az stations


NETWORK AND LONG BRANUH L. Il.
ALL RAIL LINE BETWEEN NEWIORk, LONG
BRANGE. OCEAN grove SEA GlRE. AND SQUAN.
Ts Table az Sept * 1876: Trains leave Newly 0rk from
tcGt OF LberySt North River at $40, ll:i0 a. ng ass
D. . ,,,- ~
AN trans Log BTanch, Ocean Grove Spring Lake,
Sagps to Sna fIoia Report Matawan Station
VIII N 1 mi
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sisamboais ano Railroads.

| A LBAEY.-PeOple's Line STEAMBOATS, leave
"A Piertl n. n, dolly sanasys excepted at p' NJ i0'
BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD co.
- Trains leave NswYOrk via oorandt and DesbrosaesstA
ss5 M washington Pittsburgh Columbus Chicago Gin.
einnatt LouisyLs indianapolis &c. Parlos car: to
oox %SshngtGs raIesn eafS 70 p,pcR MSsro 1
ng,on same Sonness0Ps wss as y SO p raln
onS1s cscssd cach Ap Ione a.
fSdIaaspcs &C. TnSSasS cars % washington Pull
mi sns k sSs &c FITS
S SGan s %S Pullman spsr NV g wa SG
ton Pallman cars g principal WESTERN cities
ssigusn tsssts pss.s ss q osepany,s one.s sls
SIS 20
CFrIZENS' LINE STEAMBOATS, for. TROY,
THE ApfRoNDAcKs MoNTREAi- and ali points Moth
ss 70 Se sSs x q as
ssiss eu efT . rs M0t
Though ass aP baggage CHECKED SsS
TOR NEW HAVEN, HARTFORD, SPRING
mediate soD esnss ssvs PER % 4 r. a Sundays
S SsssRsS 1 & f. s a. aa 70 s
held sc Tickets sed and haegage checked az 944 Brosowy
Haven and return 81 so Dr'OAD AA'urS'1 70 N0"
TOR THE CENTENNIAL
VISITORS TO THE GREAT ExPosTFIoN who intend
remaining eeyoTal days Will fnd the route
LONG BRANCH AND THE N J. SOUTHERN r. r.
attractive than amy other
Tbs line steamers JESSE HOYT and CRYSTAL WAVE
leave Pier 3, n. r.. foot Of RectOrst, AZ
Vs5 a m. ana 4s00p. M.
connecting at Sandy Hook with express trains for Phade
plia direct
Ths sal across NewYork Bay full Wow ocean
shipping aud extensive Government oTncagls is said
be world From Sandy Heck the railroad
skirts the shore for IA miles TO the
TAIL" who're passen stop through Tickets
depot Pads phia Is ct the foot Of Market
veuient 10 best city hotels and boarding houses
Tickets for tie round trip, good for 10 days. 81 single
fares, ~ 40
~ The 845 limo connects also for Vneand and Tons
River, and the for WareOwn BareRat and Tucker
ton. Accommodation for Long Branch 90 p. m.
w. :. SNEDES, General Manager.
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Cost ano fonno.

4 OST-Bank Book No. SS,222. Please de-
H liver 30 GERMAN SAVINGS BANK, cor. Fourteenth.
st and Fourthave
4 OST-BANK BOOK, No. 72,401.-Finder
H wiz please the German Savings Bank corner
If 1ith-st. and 4tl-Gye.
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| A LBANY.-Peoplc's Line steamboats, leave
IA PIER al n r. daily Sundays excepted at y. m for
| Albany and sil points North and West.
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NORTHERN RAILROAD OF NEw-JERSEY.
Trains for Engew0od Coster PieImont and Nyaek
$3.50 for al except Nyaok), as45 1, 4, aA5. bS4
$50 $3.50 W, and Saturday nights only Ut llSOp m sun
SsXsnnst sprins Valley and Monsey. T. at5 u 445 p. m
inc. N. ABBOTT. 0enl passr Agent, Hew.York.
IGOR RONDOUT and KINGSTON, connecting
land Falls West Pointl CoTnwal Newburgh Marlbera
Mltop, PonghksepsIa ard soPas s.esneoas tg gss
" baldwin Monday, Weenssaay, FrtAy, sprngst slsr 10
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EXCURSION TICKETS, ONE DOLLAR.
Including and r. r. to crecdmoor and rctur
aud admission 10 al parts Of the grounds.
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Dentistru

SET OF TEETH IN THREE HOURS /;
II mechanical dentisiry reasonable eharges satisfaction
guaranteed. % West 34thst NBwBkOUGH.
COMEIHING NEW! CHEAP and BEAUTI-
~ FUL-My Pearl Plates indicating color ara sub
nce Tor artificial teeth excel everything heretofore Of
fef for beauty strength snd ghtnc needs ony 70 Dc seen
be appeoaed made In cay and only $40 70 S2e per
sOt Call examine Also best Rubber Sets from $40 70
SIS Cola and Plana S35 $40. Extracting under gas,
Or r. O. WAIT az East Twenty tb dst MadtscDaye
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~ ffh hOO ~ due tON.-DOOJON AM
1N NEWHoRK AIR III - 20 Haes hcrter h0a ann other
s mlgent soeery fhe finest aad mast oYta5bs riding
England BKyross trains leave Grand Central
Depot ior Midtown, Wimane Putnam and Boston at Ill
o. m. and p N.
Worcester and Boston rihcu ctdn1t or cars az p
Middlstown nc p.
ASK FOR TICKETS VIA AIR LINE.
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FALL RIVER LINE
TO BOSTON
AND ALI. POINTS EAST.
THE woRLDRENowNED STEAME.As
BRISTOL AND PROVIDENCE.
From Pier 90 North River, foot Of Murrsyst,
DAILY CSUYDAYS June II 20 Sept. "a inolusye ut
Tickets StateroOms principal hoes ard ticket
offices and on the pier and steamers GEOI5E L. CpSHOk
Cen Pass. Agent. BORDEN q LOWELL Agents
SPECIAL NoTICE.-For the better accommodation OF
increasing travel this line, magnificent steam
ers OLD COLONY and NEwPORr win DC placed on tho
route In addition 20 the BRISTOL and PROVIDENCE
commencing THURSDAY sept z. leaving New York daily
at CSuBdays excepted and Pennsylvania Railroad
aa,nfT At 5.Ib
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-09-22

Tickets for sale Jtmessip and East 3tth st. Ferries and
AZ wesiooirs Express olccs 7S5 AMI ol2 Bosdway
Park place.
Ferrybosis leave New.York James slip foot Of Chambers
st. try.aye s5) Minutes 3ith-5t. r. r., twRt2 C2OD
,,1rrfcg rrevo,g IN departurs az trglna
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-09-22

ANNUAL PRIZE CONTESTS
Judd Short Range Latin & Rand, Calling, Champion
Cavalry, long Range. Wimbledon Cup Matches &c,
September ls TO- and 20.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-09-22
+ EHJGU VALLEY RAILROAD,
NAnNTCI.AIR AND GRRENWOOD LAKI

MONTCLAIR AND GREENWOOD LAKE
tI RAGLwAY-Tmius leave foot Cortandt 81. dsily (un
daye excp Greenwood lake and intermediate stations
az $50 a. N. and 4.3n p, For BONTCBAIR ard ORANGE
intermediate stations at e. 30 IL 3SO 430 $50,
C.30 $50 For Little Falls and intermediate stations at
800 400 52O. end $50 p IA For RingWood and all
intermediate statious Al $50 y. m.
ard ckets DO obtained at Office In
CITY COnpanys office No ll9 Broad6ay New
York. w. r. DORWlN, buperfntendont
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-09-22
NEw-YORK CENTRAL AND HUDSON

Way Trains "a per Local Tne Tables Tickets for sale at
2J2 4l3 BIOelway, and at Westc0d Express % OngeS
Wsshtuytou-sr 3Ts9sIyp. c. Is. MlsEKER,
CPnPT Are
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-09-22
NJEw-YORK, NEW HAVEN AND HAR

~ FORD X. E.-EEWYORK AND NEw.HAVEH Of
VLsIONSInnier AraRgeneat commencing june ii. 1875
Passenger station In NeW-YoTk, Grand Central Depot
trance on Forty Sc rHdst.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-03-27

VARIETIEs.-Variety is the spice
of lifc.-(Original.) The California
Ministries are going away, and ex-
cepting Buckley's Varieties, there
will be a dearth of amusements in
Virginia City, but if you think there
isn't fun at "Ned's," you are "off y
The most elegant scenery, the gorge.
Gus costumes, the celebrated Partisan
can-can, and other startling novelties,
are beyond description. just look
at the array of talent. George
Thompson has no superior as a
delineator of the negro character;
Barry is tip-top vocalist; Ned is a
whole team in himself; Harry De-
voy is funny beyond all bounds.
and equally good in negro, or Ger
man characters. Then the girls
well from that fascinating, cunning
little Maude Dewey to the handsome
Ida May, they are all beyond com
parison the finest we ever saw. Go
and see if it isn't so.