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son, continued; Henry Meyers, embezzling,
ii Boarding aiming devices: Louis
A len andA.JConkle, abetting game ofohaDee,
continued; p, " Ilepmer, lettering. dis
Ireland. ofs ering. dismissed; Ed. Weston rer
sis ing officer, continued; Fret. Kleemeier and
Bhomas O'Neal, resisting officers, continued;
Chas. Bertman. fast driving, slO; Alice Moore,
cOneealing stolen property. continued; Georgir
ana Carr, maliclous destruction OF property,
ering, each dismissed; NJ. f. McDevitt. and S.
III. Whitsitt, exhibiting gaming devices, con-
tinued; Aug. Mehan, interfering with officer,
continued; IL. S. Shrewsbury, lettering. con-
'tinued; Phil Brady, John Sommerkamp and
George King, malicious destruction of prop-
'erty, each $5s A. il Conkle, lettering, con-
tinued;. ID. FIemming, lettering, dismissed.
Drunk and Disorderly--Geo. Crawford, $40:
Jas. Moore and VIM. Mar hall, continued;
Margaret Grieve, s.; George Cowan and Dem
lThos. Adams, dismissed; John Cooney s.:
Michael Schwartz. dismissed; Christ
Cook, 30-S5O; Louis Nuss, S.; Thos.
o'Neal, continued; Henry Holscher, So;
Edward Weston, continued; H. Alingmeier.
S.. VIM. Manning, 81: John Carney, continued;
days each; Christ. Cunningham, sos Mary Cain
andJoseph Yancey, 81 each; Eliza Smith, dis
missed; Margaret Morris, S.; q. Ill. Rome
baum, dismissed.
Grand Larceny-Louis Gibson, Richard H.
Clark, VIM. Leathers, dismissed; VIM. Moran.
3OLsi50; Frank. Wilder. Dismissed.
Petit Larceny - George Martin, John III
Lewis. dismissed Thomas Regan, John Con-
ners, 30-$iO0 each.
Assault and Battery George b. Francisco
dismissed; Christian Lasseis continued.
Nagrancy-Henry Lohman, dismissed: Leo
Socket, George Hacket and Herman Behrnes,
81 dass each; Daniel Hess and Frank. Ne1R, IL
days each; Ii. 9. CullOm, 81 days.
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CINCINNATI DAILY MARKET.

CINOfNNATls Jun0'l-S t. M.
FLOUR--The demand is mainly for local
consumption. The niarketis steady. Wequole
family SIS IOa5 rs, extra 81 25a4 60, su, crime
So 45a4 Is, low grades S2 t5a3 per brl. Fancy
brands are held at 10 sba7 20, and ae high as
$SaS so for patent process. Spring wheat flour
is quoted S5a5 50, and up to So 65a5 Is for choice
brands. Rye flour is worth "a SAD IS, accord
ing to quality. ana only moderate demand.
WHEAT--There is very little dong, and
prices are sustained Red is quoted 81 1Oal IL
for common. White Is quoted 81 2Ual as for
good to prime, and hill nominal at II l5al rs
per bu.
OURN-There is firm feeling IN the marlcet
but buyers are holding of from any advance in
prices. Good TO prime ear is quoted 43a45c.
SOME lots Of prime shelleds on track, held at
46af7c, and bids fa2c less per bt. Good sheiled
will bring 42a4ic per bu, on track, and held
about 70 higher in elevator, and inferior grades
quoted 38a40c per bt. 4.
4tSATS-Tne market is duff and heavy at 3sa
s6c for white, and 3Uas3c for mixed. per bu.
KYE-Is in m0derAUt request at ,VSai4c per
bu in elevator; inferior lots held at 65a67c, and
good to prime on track quoted 7Oa72c per bu.
BAKLEY-Nothing OF consequence dong.
MESS PORK-There is quiet market, with
a firmer feeling. Prime city packed is quoted
SlS so per brl, and 25c more asked at the close.
LARD--The demand is moderate, but there
is a Iirmer tone to the market to-day. Prime
steam is quoted lOA. alUxc. City kettle held at
lakal2I.c per Id and about nominal
NfII,K MEATS-There is firm market. but
not much demand. Shoulders are quoted 6s1c.
n,sor nTS ," rh sides gag.c, and clear sides
,o. II ali loose Clear rib sides sold to. day M
6sHc u, -os pe,. lb.
'IHk IHkCoN-Ouiet and steady. Shoulders are
o,,Stad Tsxa7<c. clear rib sides f1t<aIO3!c. and
a"r aivvru sdns lisc per lb. sli pask etI S1,aar-
c,,red hams ar,. firm. with fair jobbng demand.
ot ,Sa. aI.s%c uer il for fair to good ayera ges
ao o.,asn,, IN "avaU .ut t1 nacxed "e'''
can ,.,sTs,N saSTu Market uncbanged Tie ofa-
cisf rates are as follows: Ordinary. Sc; eool
'a,,,ss, ail.. ,ow m,"djiny uil%c. NJ, ,,,s".
=, n,,,,,ai,ng lac. mid no ls;r ise
~ No' t nc ner ib. ~ 'e '''' N'0'
IL 1I1Sff; " steadv and Snoderata denoo,d
~, ,,.3as - 10 HIS st Il M nes ss.iIoS
WIN saios " ios .a'1 ~ ~ POI s"on'
BEANS-Ihere is llttle or no demand, with
offerings OF choice navys at 81 10 and mediums
at 9UagSc per ba, anu common at SoaIbc.
BUTTER - The market is steady though
quiet Tine receipts are still liberal, but prices
have undergone no change. There Is ~ fair
local demand fer the best grades, ana pacg-
ers are buying more freely. we quote
choice Western Reserve lea2oc. anu prime Cen
| tral Ohio laai7c per ~; single packages ol ex-
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The Cincinnatf Light Guards are in
Camp at Columbus.


The Cincinnati Light Guards are in
Camp at Columbus.
Lum's cotton pickery, at New Orleans,
owned by Emmett, burned, with contenis.
1t isi reported that Don Carlos and a
party Of friends are il the City OF
Mexico. f
Padro & Co., jerked beef importers, of
Havana, have failed. Liabilities over
81. 100000.
The Seventh Annual Convention of the
Ohio Sabbath-school Union is in session
in Dayton.
Dispatches from the City of Mexico
state that the insurrection is weakening
and evidently nearly at an end.
Cregier, Clarke d Co., the owners OF
the Continental Bolt Works at Chicago,
have failed. Liabilities $4,000; assets
$32, 900.
The fruit and oyster-packing estab-
lishment of e. Schoenberg & Co., Balti-
more, was burned yesterday. Loss $50,
O00s ihsurancei $25, ,0O0 & FF
Chas. L. Perkins, Of New York, and
Henry Finke, have been appointed joint
Commissioners of the Atlantic, Missis-
sippi u Ohio Railroad.
Prince Hassam, SON Of the KheGive OF
Egypt, has resigned his commission in
the Prussian Army. He goes to Egypt,
where he will be made Minister OF War.
James Campbell, a New Orleans fire.
man, driving an engine yesterday, fell
from his seat and WAS crushed TO death,
the wheels OF the engine passing over
his head.
General Alatorre gained % great vic
tory May 27th in Oaxaca over the revo-
lutionary forces. The latter lost nearly
two thousand in killed and wounded and
many prisoners.
Hunters from the head-waters of the
Republican River say that the Chey.
ennes and Arapah0es are leaving in large
numbers, bound north. 1t is supposed
they are going to jJin the Sioux.
A writ Of quo warranto was filed tn
the Superior Court at Chicago yester-
day, against Mayor CoIvili, by q friend
OF his, In order to bring the case to the
State Supreme Court, and secure a de-
cisioH favorable 70 him before an ei lection
shall be held. It is hoped thus to fore
stall an election, and secure the Mayor
atty to Mr.. Colvin. 49,.
Sam. Anderson, colored, arrested
Monday for attempting to outrage Miss
Vaughn, OF DeSoto County, Mississippi,
and cutting the throat of her brother and
leaving him for dead, was taken from the
officers there yesterday morning by a
body Of armed citizens and hung. His
| latner, charged with accessory TO the
murder, is IN fernando Jail.
Al. and H. Griswold were arrested in
St. Louis, Monday, as bogus commission n
merchants. They sent circulars all over
the West and Northwest, asking con-
| signments Of butter and eggs, and Of
Tered unusual Inducements to shippers,
and also operated at Chicago, aud let.
tiers found in their possession indicate
that they have done an extensive swim.
I ding business. there in various ways.
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Cincinnati Dry Goods Market.
CINCINNATI, juno Z,


The market remains steady and quiet. Busi-
ness has been only moderate and there is little
il apX change. We make the following quota
tions for leading articles in this line:
PRINTS-Standards are worth 6a6Kc, and
lower grades 5a5Xc per yard.
BROWN SHEErINGs-Standard Eastern sell at
Sha9c. standard Western 7kaSc, and seconds
6ha7c.
BBEAGHBD SHIRTIFGs-New York Mills 13Xa
14c, Wamsuttas lac. Fruit OF the Loom 1Oa
10hc. Lonsdale 10c, Hope Sc. I0-4 Bleached
Sheetings--Utca, 1914, 36c.
JEANs-Newport l9c, WIuona 2Oc, Pewee
Valley 25c, Standard Csc, Minueola 4Uc, Glib
raltar 4Oc, American 45c, Queen City b71ac,
Buck Run 65c. and Long Branch T5c.
PLAID CoTToNs-Alabama I0hc, Augusta
310hc. Queen of the West x 15c, do XXX 1870,
do Xxx 171c.
TfcKINGs-Conest0aa, G. c. A., I3Kc, c. T..
Queen Of the W Fest 14c, I6c, $780, 20c, 221sc, 25c,
2HC and 30c.
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ceeded to do so. What was their sur
prise and horror, q moment alter, TO hear.
u dozen or more wasps buZzing around
them, They were nor in a condition TO-
be .'buzzed," neither were theE pre-
pared TO run down stairs where their
parents had company, but no other
choice was left them,, SO down they
rushed, followed by the, pestiferous in-
Isects. The company arose. in fright as
the two appariIions from the upper
region put in an appearance, and gen.
'eral stampede took place in that parIor,
land--well,. the girls slept in the ''spaGev
room that night, and the. company went
home, and dreamed OF beauitul hob
lgoblins.
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FINANCIAL.
CINCINNATI. June LII;

CINCINNATI. June 7-l:3 z. NJ
There is asteady marker for gold to-day. 1t
is worth Las in Wall street; buying here at
ll2h, and selling at 112E.
The money market is steady and fairly active
to4day, with a good supply, anu prime business
paper is in fair demand at y to 10 per cent.
Local securities are quiet ana steady. south
ern Railroad 10 bonds are quoted l08 and in
terest Cincinnati six per cent gold bonds, are
in fair request at lO3H and interest,". Gas Com
pany stock is quoted 190. Consolidated Street
Railroad stock. 6O.
Eastern Exchange is IN moderate demand at
previous rates, par buying and l. III prem. sell
ing. Gold checks, on New York LI2T.
Sterling Exchange is worth 4Ssa4y0 and de-
mand moderate.
Government bonds are steady. Light local
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HOGS-Market active and firm for light at
$5 50a6 90 for common to good. Heavy grades
are aulI at So S5a6 10 per Genital gross.
GATHLE--Market irm with moderate de =
mand. Common are selling at 81 59a325; fair
to medium 50 69a4 90, and good butchers held
at 81 75a6 per Genital gross.
SHEEP Market firm and inferior to good
are quoted s3a4 81 per Genital gross.
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Or, Suge,s Catnrrh Remedy

is NO PATENT MEDICINE HUMBUG, rot
up to dupe the ignorant and cretulous, nor is
it represented as being "compose.i OF rare and
precious substances brought from the four
corners OF the earth, carried seven times across
the Great Desers OF Sahara Oh the backs Of
fourteen camels, and brought across the At
mild, soothing remedy. perfect Specific for
Catarrh and "Cold in the Head;" also for Of
fensive Breath, Loss or impairment OF Che
Sense Of Smell, Taste OF Hearing, Watery or
Weak Eyes, Pain or Pressure In the Head,
when caused, as they all not unfrequently are,
by the violence Of Catarfh.
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Miscellaneous-Ad Miller, assault with
intent to kill, bound over; Pat O'Keefe, loiter-
ing, dismissed; Thomas Garrigan, receiving
ing, continued; Jos. Leopold, exposing per-
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wasps and Pretty Girls,
[ lElkader (lowa) Journal. ]

Some young ladies on retiring to their
bsu-reoln Sunday evening, opened the
window aud saw wcsp's nest outside
IN the upper corner OF the casing, and
not knowing what it was, Thought to
knoek it Of would be proper, and pro-
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LOCAL NEWS.

STEPS to the Newport Bridge, at Butler
and Front streets, are being put up.
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Marriage Licenses.

The following marriage licenses were Issued
since our last report:
Wilford Thomas and Sarah McKee,
JOHN G. Hagens and Elizabeth Rciss.
Fred. Fischer and Louisa Brockmief.
Samuel Gootleib and Clara Block.
George lilo ID and Mary jackson.
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Cincinnati Live stock.

CINCINNATI. JIne7-2P p. N.
The following are the receipts and shipments
of live stock for the past "a Aours:
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SleepEessness from 0vertaxation.

am happy to be able TO inform you that
am still improving ami hope soon to 0e able to
say IS Richard is himself again" Since have
been using the Arnadilio, Ihaye had no trouble
lin sleeping. Can take napin the afternoon,
and sleep from until next morning.
g. II. EOBDELL,
President EobdeIl Car wheel 20.
WILMINGToE, April 10, 1879.
The Bands and Soles continue to give good
satisfaction. A. M. BEN IEk, M.D.
OwASCo, NJ H., Feb. Is, 1876
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vorrArc ARnrAprrno
TESTIMONIALS
YOU SHOULD READ
Perfect Fitting to- Every Part. Of tha
| Body. Always Safe. always
Ready for Use.
THE
|V0LTAIGl ARMADILL0 I,

lWflTlTA TGe ARyM a I1HE.I. .6i
A1AAh Aps1AA A<AJA-i0 "
Am. l.RIectHo-sEagretic Remedy for
| No shock or unpleasant sensation expe-
rienceIil bIta constant electric current, giving
TO the nerves gentle stimulus, reyiyiagscir-
cularion. removing Congestion, Pain aud Sore
mess. For Neuralgia, Rheumatism, Seiatica.
I3umbago, Weak Back. NeTiyoHsness. General
Debility, imperfect circulation, &c, Sc, &C..
4 Your Bands thus far have done all expect.
ed of. them@in two cases OF spinal irri.ation
more than had hoped. ..
/ j. II GREENLEAF,, MID.
A 0WEdo,lM T.. JuneJ 1919
h
\ yo,,r ia. .,,orva ,uo,,da,.,, A., t,,aoan,
of s,s;, ~ sasti e.. ,w,.iah n h,;a1'i.
depression and pain., to whion the patient had
Deen subject Tor over hfteen years.
Il II. l.. MALLORY, MD.
SHERMAN, Fairfield CO., Conn, Dec. 15s 1870
The - Band succeeded Ia admirably i, In me case OIL
commend If mosi Cordially v for sncSN
l28 ParK avenue, Baltimore.
9
EIMrRA Nov 1p7S
send ~ for Head Bsriids =, ,
N. Ds WAkhooo'
.r... ...r
Nuw yopp .Iplu 1A 1aYk
nv, S,n. ,sod 1,n,. WnItoia angs,a,i;i,, g Iii
Nv oiaahond j.; two 40 ssS " MnscnIo pha,,n'a
ais.9aha IN Two cases Oh muscular shas1 Knenm
niaasmre t,rv If in s,miiar cases i'm the f,,t5re
"ChAS; ~ u. I'm a. hLEf, MD.,
~ west Inlrty -nfst street.
-H3 '- v,rvrusY, wis no, 10Y,
rnor. .od ths r,oaa,o for , evr,i Il ao,'
relieves me-in very lew minutes. have
been subject TO this fearful disorder for many
years. but nave tound nothlng 10 equal your
electro -maSne6!c remedy. also use the Soies
WITH great satlsIaction. Ii. L. GoVE.
tn ooso oe ebrorfc and srb-oonte artb,iti.
~ at;,'t HasH @ Ill iii ioup n,,. ic Nus,
ny a'. pascre ,,,a;tsi ,nora Sao,I, ron. yor,
1, 80 $50 yy,l Az i,l; ;ssarn. nanJ 3aA
commenced snon@es &e.. she endured m t66s
Snn3s of "na as Nv Yorr titv,s mo ar minent
,,6ns, r,6ns.1 ,c,,s i, Sno IENRY ~ RSHNS1,S MT
gsiv% n ~ Fine lsf5
eANA-A' A' ~ ''
have used your Almadillo appliances with
signal benefit to my patients. a
A. M. BEVIER, Md.
OwAsCo, N. H, June Is, 1885,
I used your Armadillo for weak back. nell
ralgia in the neck, and several forms OF rheu-
maTlsm. In all these my patients say they are
a good thing | find they do more to relieve
suffering than any therapeutic aren't known
fby mel to the profession.
e.. E. SUMNER, MID.
MANSFIELD CENTER Conn, March I3, 1875.
the the Medical Profession. w y
| MrNc1r. Ind. Oct IL. 1sIh. 1''
|
|
| "We have numerous letters from physicians
who have used the Armadillo. The efficacy Of
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Boards of Equalization.
FOR SALE BY

Druggists, Homeopathic Pharma.
cists and Surg ical Instrument
Dealers, and the seles by Shoe
Dealers, or will be sent free on rec
ceipt of price by
f. II. SEIBERT,
$40 Broadway, New York.
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Your Bands thmssfar have done all expect.
ed, of. them-in two cases Of spinal ira tation
more than had hoped.
j. 4. GREENLEAF, MD.
owEae,M NJ Y. June9, 1915
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Ana lhRiectno-NEagrretic Remedy for
Nervous, Diseases.

No shock or unpleasant sensation expe-
riencei, biItia constant electric current, giying
TO the nerves gentle Stimulus, reviviagscir-
cularion. removing Congestion, Pain aud Sore-
mess. For Neuralgia, rheumatism, Seiatica.
Ibumbago, Weak Back, Nervousness, General
Debility, imperfect circulation, SC, Sc, &C..
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had case OF general prestration and de-
bility. In eight years am the eighth phYsi-
clan who has taken the case in hand. -FOUR
Bands and S6les have restored this la.ly, and
as she says, has given her :" a new lease OF
ilife.n Her gratitude to You and me. is un-
bounded, used little medicine in this case.
j. Z. SrUKDIVANT, MD.
MILLvILLE, Cumberland Countr, N. T., May
21, 1876.
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Ihaye used your Bands and Soles and find
them in every way worthy the confidence oi
the Medical Profession.
j. w. .TRUEWORTHY, MD.
MuNCIE, Ind, Oct. 13, 1916.
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Your Armadillo' worxe wondersiin thecase
of spinal, congestion for wnichl obtainedlih
ItQui1e relieved ulose feelings of indescribabla
depression Ind pain., to whion the patient had
been subject for over fifteen years.
IL. L. MALLORY, MD.
| SHERMAN, Fairfield Co, Conn, Dec Is, 1870
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WAUKEEsHA, Wis, Dec. 8, 1875.
L have used the Armaaillo for neuralgia in
the head. Its effect upon me was wonderful.
relieves me-in q very lew minutes. I have
been subject to this fearful disorder for many
years. but have found nothing to equal your
Electro magnetic remedy. I also uss the Soles
with great satisfaction IL. l.. COVE.
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NEW YoRK. July 1A lS76
DEAR SIR: I used your Voltaic Armadilla
w aistband in two cases Of Muscular Rheu una
tism with entire success shall, with great
pleasure, try 1T in similar cases in the future.
yours. &C.,
r-. "CHAS. e. HA, KLEY, Md,
"47 West Thirty first street.
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SATURDAY NIGHT.
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In case of chronic and sub-acute arthritis,
my patient, very Intelligent young lady, has
derived infinitely more benefit from your
Band than from all the hlistering. uandaging.
compressed sponges, &C., she endured az the
hands Of one Of New York CIty's most eminent
physicians. HENRY 4. BAHNSON, MD.
SALRM, NC, june, 1875.
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ELMrRA, Nov. 2a, 1876
1 like the soles so very much that herewith
send ~ for a Head Bslnd.
N. B. WATROUS.
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The Band succeeded admirably in the case OF
chloniv rheumatism, for which L got it. re-
commend it most cordially for sucn.
- ST. GEO., w. TEACKLE, Nd.
I28 Park avenue, Baltimore.
july II, 1875.
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sllanit0---tenln.n.

tDNEHTI~EMtNT- RECEIVED for TME Sun
N ia HohoKcn. a. 1877 Washington st.
4 WHEELER ~ WIL>OA sewing machine
~ very little usgd 10 complete order, with attach
m'rt' cost tos VIII sell Tor sl5 80 BOND st. near
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A DentI.t Made n Marquis.


DIR. dOyley Evans. an American, but
now settled IN Pdri-, has lately bean elevated e
the dignity 81 the Rom n peerage ny hia Holt
ness Pope Pius tx. under thc high title of the
Marquis d'Oyley Of the Holy Roman Empire
The Doctor Is the drst and only American VINO
has be u 50 honOred without losing his natl m
atty. lie j. IN fried to Baltimore lady 81
her friends and T, latives Ia America. She was
the daughter ana cp-heir II the late Alexander
Mcdonald Of Baltimore, a naturiiized citiz II Of
the United states, but 10y birth the twenty first
and last inca chlef Of clan Ronald ~ L'ch Der,
laird of keppOCh, in the highl inds OF 'otland,
lnealy Descended from John l., last KING Of
the Isles, who married Margaret. youngest
daughter Of Robert H.. King VI Scotland.
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STEAMBOATS, ano RalIrolo..
DEN>sN LvANIA RAILROAD.

y y
AND UNITED STATES MAIL ROUTE
Trains leave New YORK. via DesbIosses aud Cprtlandt
sits. ferries, a. follows
Express Tor Harrisburg. Pittsburgh. the West and
South Win Pullman palace cars attached $3.50 A NJ %,
Fer ~ Transport Lock Haven. Cory ana Erc At $50
7. 81, connecting at CORY for ItusNill Petroleum
Gentr,; anu the OF regions. For Nuanspoft and
Lock Haven, $50 4. NJ.
Tor Baltimore, Washington, and the South, Limited
Nashii y on Expire - VI iu Imam plrinr cars Il ily,
except Sunday. $3.50 A. 81, airyc az Wa-linet IA 4.
iHO NJ Regular at $40 A. NJ - D. anu r. NJ.
SUNDAY, q aud T.. VI.
ll'3O A NJ. l. g. T. 8. Il. :. $50 +. VI and Il nght.
SUNDAY, $50 \ NJ q. :, $50 AID o + ". Emigrant
anu d. coma class. l.. NJ
Accommodation for Trenton A, NJ, and $40 r. NJ.
For trains 20 NewArk, Elizabeth, kahWAy, Princeton,
Trenton, Perth AmbOl, flcmingt ~ Belyldcre. ani
other points see local schedu cs ~ ala ticket Offices
Trains arrive rom Pits urgh, SEQ ami 1880 A. NJ.
Rnd lO;eu +. NJ daily ,lOlp A. VI. ami $50 r. VI. dty.
except Monday Prom Washington and Baltimore,
$3.50, $3.50 A. NJ, iil0 bio, anu 1870 7. NJ. sunday,
6a,n 900 A. N. From Pniadrphi. hio5 d.!O, $50,
p:bO 1910 1850 A, NJ, go ilu 5;il 800, 900,
$40 end. io.so =. ". sanl,y sos, $50, $50 9.5A
.'lcAet offices 521 ami pa Broadway. No. l Astor
Couit ST., Brooklyn III, lld aud lS HUDSON 81 No.
PoAon depot, Jersey Clty. Emisiant uchet Vnice'
No, Battery place
FRANK THOMSON, d NJ. BOYD JR
Genera Manager. Gcu'l Passenger Agent
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-12-15

The proprotofs Of the restaurants near the
City Hal have new annoyance IN the form OF rats
that infect their places anu their oysters The res
taurant keepers opening their saloon. In the morn.
ins Of late, have found large heaps Of empty shells
ying IN the Daskets that they had left neA with
opened oi sfer- A. nrsi they su=pec - their waite
hut Na'Ch having been set at LlEht, the were
found TO be the thieves The rulrnts, selecting TIA.
lars n and nnrst tyhtcr- nibb.r AT the mouth the
shells until they make mole lafge enough to admit
tl.ir tails then theS suck out all the Juice AMI M
srlls then burst Opeu leaving the Oy scrs expo c T.
ls ri. tnun eat NE nN.ftrk.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-12-15
VIVA. One wealthy Californian i. Doing.

Ctpt. Charles L. :. Macdonald OF San Francis
20 Lac lust returned from Europe where he mas Deen
tKhlbiiuS NE native California Indians whom he had
tained 10 the manual Of arms few years ago he
o. th- cry with the san Francisco Cadets Whose drl
" he'd TO De inner thar that VI the famous Elswofth
touales In July last the Captaln arrived ~ hcs YORK
VAN hs trained Indians and alter showing them at the
tentenulA Exhibition no took them to London lie has
left them fars TIE Captain, who Ia pecuniary able
rsheh 20 snow the world that the Indian may made
e-"ceaho 10 ths Government az either clssn OF rOL