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tbs appropriation asked for ]aBt ypar MAS
Fl, 10, ,57704, WHICH. it will be eson III far III c1-
cets Of tbs aelnanus for nita months Of 1876,
allowing for tho additional quartcr Of a yoar.
Quo itonl In tue Iocapitulnttnn, "llre-aiarm "
telegraph" neean especial mention. Last year
tho amount asked for that branch Ut tho depart.
mcnt was about Sls1uUD. Tins year tho sum Of
$laj.0op. exclusive Of Salaries. In asked. Which
sum tnEludos one item vi $4,000 for now bl1-
Cd, wlGtA aud construction.
now To PREVENT FAI.HE ALADMH
has always been q question that has troubled
tho lltadb of TIM Fire Department., not Aloue III
tlls elf. but tn mtat ct!oa having tie tSe'n!Arm
Telegraph d.Htstn. NrcR! caro- Inns born tahen
IN Tue management pf thu Ailpal atNH and iA tbs
d.trlout!ol OF keyh TO tile tl!tEoront boxes, hut
tnlsn aIarnia Aayo nl~nsa bocn frequent aud
Troublesome, M tnany NJ thrcn or four occurring
III day. aud Causing tbs expenditure OF ttinu
Rlil lnunoy. a.ld not 'lttp trouble A1ld .tlcon-
yeulence to tito tiro.ncH, WHO iasu ID Yet toun
unabto to catch tho persous 1nALtcio.lsly sound
lux tha Rlnr1n. In Milwaukee, nut tnal,y Wccs
ago. seveu false aatnls we're gwen III o'o day.
hnu tho man causing the trouble cacanea tietoc.
tim, except In one 'nhtancc: To overcome th4a
difficulty, III melI Ri to add To tho i,cl eAkel
facilities VI giving notiro Of 'lre. Chief 1ouuvr
lBB asked for an appropriation tn eunblo hun to
lnyo placed Hpou each alnrm.nok at Invention.
kiosn ~ IooxerB Patent Door. wlnc1. was ,lss.
introduced to his notice BY taut. G. H. tiunt.rt
kta pfupriotor Of thu uArdrer lfonde, VI t!1ls
csty. who l,aH purchased ons-af inttEest Of tho
rasuns, ana In very anxons for ita merits to TO
slowu in the Chicago nystolu Of ,lro-alasn.
IAutefnre, Tho Marshal has introduced iuto llis
approximation estimate au itom Ut S20, 00U, ful
furnishing tho maci!nes for tlie boxed in il!c
most thHkly-h1lis purlinus Ut TIC city. The
article il certainly oo VI Importance Alld value,
a,,a great Improvement on the present bev.box,
which, though Kood ono III some resroc.s IL
not 10 ue4r perfect LIZ to admit or III improve
mint.
Whether tbs Council will cut ont tue item ru'
Ms!ua to 10 seen,
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blazc. On tho contrary. tho hottl IL hsnlsoner
bcIng tue model family lotel OF Chicago.
AMUSI3M1iNTy.

THE THiR ON e0LoW CONCERT.
Tho third OF tho hattcs OF Won Unow con-
corts WAS p,vnn ,est nvcn,uo at Ain(,,,rmIck'a
" a'
ltsll with sh auuiebco ABOUT tho an11e III nnui'
bar ~ on previous evenings, aud, m on each oo-
,..t,, t,ea.. .,,,,o,,tt ~ t1,o 1cnj+n, o,,aiont
eao'on oetole' eo'Ap.neu " WV ,oau"E "ue's"'
people OF tho city. W0 haSo 20 ih!ly ath!oo OLE
isnnrnaslona nf tim utoat planst nnl hts p1oynD
al :. - 1,. $50 =. H., 800. H.
'aA1 J! 10 haFa'g aoeesshlS ho" " oo "'oAo .'Aa
record tho numbers Of tho programme, whlch
un h.vc .,ra,1v nnl,luhcl thnt wcrc Tin uopk
proh1hes1tt Atu thoso Tefo tue l1allho cohcefto
OF Uncl,ts nnd tbs Huuaka AppaBeiouAtA
~ nootI,ovon,. rt. f,,mnr nnn,hcr
'o'ao'uA - 4"o Ao'.AeA ue.
has NOT hecn played IN this city
, 1876-02-05
COLLECTING THE DUES.

Yesterday Mike EyAns lad Dcpu.r. .Co'octor
Nogess vlsiting sulol,g tho private hsnks sud
6tate bauks, notifying thotn that tusir taxeb
wcro dus. md tint they n,ust bo paid forthwith
in most caBss from one 10 tllras days grace wa,
giyoa 10 respond, and the clrh' wah promised Ii,
many nastsuces III day Ut two, OF today. Thu
collectous Thursday reached within hacttvu
Of $4,000 Oh tho South Side. aud yesterday ag-
gregated over $32, 600.
Tho Buffalo Insurance Company, Of which
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UNDERGROUND TELECRAPR1.
TuE IDEA AUANpuSED.

Tue special Committee Oh Telegraph met yoa-
tordsy afternoon !u tho City cerk's Office FOR the
purpose Of considering an ordinance for tho la-
1uosAl from tho streets and public highways Of
all selegFalh polea mutt wires within tue Eilnits Ut
tho eity, and tho placing OF tl,a aEea under.
ground. AID. Ei.ou occupied the cha,r. Tncto
we're present Aid. Stone. Dickinson Coey, and
Mu1phys also Cal, Wilson. tho Hupenntsnd.
ent Of tho Western Union Telegraph
Company; Ar. Norman Williams, sttoruey for
, 1876-02-05

any other olIlcer,-aItko Evans, sayi And yet
l1ow long would It 10 tolerated III that worthy
E1oud to presun,o. na Collector, TO take psrs for
tho whole n nuo,, cAscs AZ he shonll bniiove, OF
rretoni to bo1iovc, anch course pfopot2
Tho public needs relief badly OH oucll. b,tt fur-
thor o!sc,a! is1tty Ia not good rrlnedy fnr tue
effect both. III maktng wholc thoso nger,ayed AZ
uo ~ In BlsiuR proper discipline to Official NIL.
tuyes, ts goueEnl refusal to ry, or payment only
iu extremity, and si,cn und9r prolcas, follovod
m promptly with gonora, and thorough caisso
OF tIouphss su,ts. Nespoctfniy.
FnAscis 9. 1irssEL1-
, 1876-02-05

tl,as Didol could poealbly Escape. prososytp,
h!r rrosoneo Of nEna. howovor, ho kept tho otbss,
animals et bay "n.il he bad aubdrcd tho llon
tonalt his way hack through tbs otb.s
animals. aud amidst tho bravos OF tho AasemhI,
cano out ttiumphant1y, carrying hts wound,a
shcnp with him. TIM poor nni1nal, which wts
great farorito Of tho lion.tamcr, hne aimee d,,s
Of ita Mplpl16.
, 1876-02-05

70 tht Etii.nr n The Chicago is,hh'r:
Cil1cA<so. Fob. Ill do a humble Iisslo bus-
ness In tho cigars anl stationery ,no iu the
wcste2n portion Ut this city, aud the said litt'o
blsiiesa but barely supporta eick w!fc anil
thre. littlc children. and unw nm called uuon
to Lag large tag olsA my iittlo ntoclt will.
" hat will 30 tbs effect II nenrly kill tho first
1aAn tint comos to take my cigars aud parera
from MOP l. G. ",
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Tho Dnindn, n ,sacrnd Tooth at hid,

Tho Dnindn, n Sncrrd Tooth at lind,
Nl.ns in Ccyfon,
WAS recently viA1tet ',y the priuce OF Wales. A
full account Of tbls curious rol,o Of Duddht,t
worAl!p. and Of Ita shrlno and templo. viii b.
found III Frank Leslie's Popular Monthly IA,
February, Will, a serlos OF illustrations. TLi,
cheapest OF tho montltIo. 10 now roady. price %
couts. for 12s qnsrto pagos and oIgl.tY.two l.ns.
trs.ions. For sato bY sill nowH aGonts. OF Franz
Losio, 637 rca,l street, Now York City.
, 1876-02-05

This Ia III old rilo-as old NJ the hiIls-sna
one that It IL generally pretty safo 10 follow,
In respect to insurance IL would bo well IL more
hoedcd 1t than do. Without intending auy dis-
respoct towards the old and undoubtedly sound
fotelga companies dong BUSINESS III Chicago,
We would like to ask what means the fuBurer iIaa
Of investigating their standing. The 0Ioho In
Buraaco Company ID tue oIt!est fire-lnnuranca
company II, Chtchgo. l. has pasacd through
two great ,ireB successfully always paying dollar
for dollar Oh its louses aud Without iatsy. Its
officers arc from among cur most prominent
bua.nohs. uen. aud its books are always open for
inspection.
, 1876-02-05

Cho Gnrdn~r 1lnndaothcr THAN Ever.
Ever since lie fto, the Gardner House has
been undergoing Eepaiss OH Al e1senalye scale,
and 1t II now completed. In fact, tho ruain du-
tuR-l'all vii! DO thrown open to tue guests Of the
hotel iO-norloW for dinuer. 1t has beeu newly
plaster ID and fsescotd in blue aud gold, aud Ia
ags'a entitled to tho reputation Of being The
hanasomcst dn!nE-ha4 Ia tho city. In othss so-
spects, slso, the house hAs bson repaired and
decorated. Tus.s are no ssAcss lsft 0f ths lA!s
, 1876-02-05

aroat Cloftng.out solo Of Elegant Jew.
elry by Auction.
Those Of pur readers ,'csr!n9 10 purchase st,ily
nnn jowcry, svcr-piateu ware, or clocks At m In.
sacrifice, advised ID attend tho great suction
sac being held at No. leo State artet 1t 10 ocot
a, III. nnl And I o'clock y. m.
, 1876-02-05

One Of tho Largest 1mportattons
Of mst:ri merchandise entered at thla port tu
j,ne arrived uudor consignment to tho Root Il Bops
Music Company frun the nanufactory Of Metnhollk
Co.. uf Kllugentha Ek1ony.
, 1876-02-05
THE FIRE DEPARTMENT,
THIS YEAp'B EsTtMATEH,

Firo. Marshal Nenncr yesterday laudod In to
tho Comptroller the estimate for al appropria-
tfon for thc ,naiutenanee OF tho Fire Depart
mont for the nine months ending Dec. II, 1876,
In addition to all unexpoudea balances of prior
appropriations tor bis department. From. this
document the rocaptulRtion was taken, and Is
herewith g,Yan;.
, 1876-02-05


"Casto" vss produced 1t thsa theatre last
night With AIR. Louis Jnmea aa D'diroy mud
Mr. Whii1in an EccIes. Tho privilege OF sooIng
theso admirable actors in such > play ought
to be appreciated by tho poop1o of Chicago.
Alr. Whltln docs not appoar to so much nd
vantage in "Casto" al In aoms otl,er plays,
NOT succeeding altogether IN tcmporiog his
meiodlous voice u tho brokon treble Of tho
drankaru Ecc'es. 11e is, however, MI actor Of
unusual mort, and ona whom tho theatres OF
CAicago cannot afford 10 do without. Bit. James
has an established reputation In tho Enst.
which docs not depend upon popular approval or
d,aarproyal loro. 1In ilas pared with the Rroat-
ess SUCCESS 10 Nsr York aud Boston, before tho
,loat critical audiences iu thta country. mud the
work ho has douo hero has always been Of q
character to maintain btu previous reputation,
To-day will wltnoas the lust Appea4 anco Of
Mcssrs. Whiilin and Jnuce In this city for sov-
eral weexa.-peshspH for ths season.
This Afternoon ''Gaatos viii DO rs-
pcatod, Rnd tha evening SOLVER Twist :"
will be given. The house should bo flied at
both pnrformancnB and We can venture to
promise thoeo whn 20 porfcct satiafactiou, There
amy will be consolidated WITH tho 1loolov cou,o.
dy company noH playing In San Francisco, In
which caso tho bsst membora OF tile Two urysu-
izntlonn will appear 1t IloolsY's Thcatla but
thus matter is no. ~ yot definitely hsttlcd.
Meanwhile tho entertainment 1t tho Academy
today should not be neglected.
, 1876-02-05

Who Will no tho Next Psosldont Of thu
United States
IL s !nhtttr Of doubt, but whoever the choice mty
fall apon udyiso Him 10 have hls shirts cut by Ma
" Domestic" pattern.
, 1876-02-05


Tic performance OF "rlo Merry Wlvos Of
Windsor" NJ McYickcr's Theatre last ugLt wan
satisfactory as far as it wont. Tho lsnt &C. wna
slaughtered by thu cmsssion Of All important
aceue. Dy tllia sacrifice Fa1star was brought
moro prominently into tho foreground, ut tho OK
penso Of destroying tho unity OF tho hction.
Only preylous education could acquant tlo audi
ence with tho reason OF faistGD's appearance III
hosns aud tho faries wore quito rs mysterious
part OF tho mise en- sccHe nnybody could wish.
Mr. Do Bars poraouation Of Falsla5 IL ~ ia.
miliar that It dooB not toquEo special character
izn:ipn. lilo las. Of courhe, Iesa opportunity In
"Tho Merry Wives Of Windsor" than In
"IIonry w." Tha character Ia mot only proper
tionatcly snaltor ~ regards the remainder ol tho
cast. but 1t Ia In itself losa complex. .-posstsd-
Ing fower qua:isios that recommend it to the
eyn1nathics ot nu audience and 1enoklng motn
Of BhAkepeare. Such ~ II u. 1t Is admirably
doltneatc1 by Dir. Do lar. We know not low to
describe him better than by sayiug that Ao Ia =
thorough actor. uo penetratca aud Possesses
tha sr.1.t OF tho author. His Faistal is notice
ablo for freedom from afTocs alton AMI oSnggera-
ton OF eyory lind hlr. Dollar Ia. for tho time
being, F'dtstqG lTeeIf.-as sy;npathetlc and rn
fined Al l1lckest, aa easy and nat'lra! ad wo aro
told Stephan Kenble was. In tho sa,ae ratt.
Tho support rendered by Mr. hcVicEorA CON.
psny saa barely so!esahe. 1t WIS oo1lsp'cpo,ssy
betsor In tho fen.ale than in tie nla.c
parts. Mrs. alurtioch as Mrs. Ford bliss
Carroll as Mrs. l'age slles Dray. an
9s f Pag qna Mrs. st9nsa as Dqns
NJ. Ford OF Mr.. dossin and tho lf''. Page Of
MIR. Browne wero scarcsly ondurablo tndcod.
tho only Ilao parts uhtch deserve particular
montion woEo tho Dr.. Gaits Of Dir. JOHNSON and
tolnoon 'a1icawhor I" Will bh rnpeato1, aud TO-
uigLL nTho Murry Wives Of Winuaor."
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of q man who became drunk ON the
grounds.
The conclusion is that the mental
stimuant, the excitement offered, was
suficient-there was no need of liquor.
And the further conclusion is that the
clearest solution of this great problem
will be found in the establishment oil
workingmen's clubs, reading rooms,
young mems and young women,s
homes, with innocent pleasures and
attractions that will continue to
answer the place of the more danger
Gus stimulants, just as did the novelty
and excitement of the great show to
those who patronized it. Wherever
these have been established the results
have proved most satisfactory, and an
inviting field is here offered for the phi
lanthropist. Such institutions should
not in any sense partake of the nature
of charity resorts. Those who most
need and would be most benefited are
the proud and impulsive who would be
ready to jump at determine
tion not to be found in a
place of that kind. But it would be
easy, without great expenditure OIL
means, TO encourage the formation Of
literary and social clubs and to provide
opportunities for such innocent enjoy
ment and pleasant ways of spending the
evenings as would entirely supersede
the inclination of the masses to visit
places where the temptation is found
that makes it impossible for those who
would to break off from any evil habits
to which they may have become ad-
dioted
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-11-22

Sheriff Of BRngs County, and that he
should go into that fort lift required the
whole force OF his county to effect an en-
trance. He apparently cooled of after
ward, as the hext day he made areturn
that he had examined the approaches to
Fort Hamilton, and was convinced that
the power OF Kings County was made
quate to force an entry. Meanwhile the
officer telegraphed the occurrence to
Gen. WOODS headquarters in this city
aud dispatch was instantly returHed
ordering Col. Burke back TO Fort Lafay-
cite. He had not heard of the Sheriff 3
attempted visit, but when he received
the dispatch he started forthwith to
obey it, wearing torn calico dressing
gown, skull cap and slippers, and
leaving his orderly to bring over later
has camp cot, uniform coat and cap.
Since the close of the war Colonel
Burke has resided continuously at Fort
Wood, on Bedloe's Island, and when he
was permanently retired he obtained
permission from the War Department
10 remain there as long as he chose. He
lives almost entirely by himself, his
only indulgences being his pipe and an
occasional toddy. The French statue
of Liberty, which is to be erected on
Bedloe's Island, will occupy tine site OF
The present FORT aud should Colonel
burke live until the work is begun he
will probably be turned out of that par
ticnlar spot, but he will still be able to
live on his beloved lsland.-[ New York
Sun,
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-11-22

THE discussion of the temperance
question by the Episcopal Conference
has brought out some new views on this
Vexed subject, and clothed some old
ideas in more noticeable garbs. One
speaker was urgent in his demand that
drunkenness be made legally punish
able as a crime, but he is promptly an
swered that such course would have
NO terrors for the inebriaJe, as he is al
ready the greatest sufferer by folly from
Wnlch he would gladly flee il he could,
and that man who is not prevented
nom the commission Of the crime by loss
Of wealth, the forfeiture of the respect
Df his friends, the misery of himself and
family, and the thousand other ills that
follow the inebriate, would find no terror
In the hand of the law. A very logical
writer in the New York Tribune.
after reviewing the theories Of all the
speakers who had remedies to suggest
himself comes to the conclusion that the
only way to lessen drunkenness is tc
put stronger temptation in the way Of
the young and those who have not cul
ture and social pleasures to occupy theiI
spare time. He cites singular fact in
connection with our great Centennial
Exposition at Philadelphia. In all the
nine millions of people who passed in at
the gates there was not a single arrest
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-11-22

Miss Eugenie Martinez has begun a
suit in New York for Breach Of promise
OF marriage against Juan del Valle, a
Cuban, formerly, it is said, President OF
the Bank of Havana. Damages are
placed at $4,000. Plaintiff was, before
the meeting with del Vale, a teacher OF
was given with much simplicity and
directness. She became acquainted
with defendant through an accident,
slipping and falling on the Ice and re-
ceiving attention from him. Three
weeks from the first NEE ting he propose ed
marriage. She accepted him, but he
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-11-22

THE fearful cyclone in Eastern Ben
gal on the 31st of October appears to
nave been one of the most destructive
Of human life ever experienced in that
part of the world. In one parish three
thousand houses were leveled with the
ground. At the confluence of the
Ganges and Brahmapoora Rivers the
sea rose twenty feet, sweeping over the
islands and penetrating six miles upon
the main shore, drowning the inhabi-
tants, as reported in Calcutta dis
patch, to the incredible number of two
hundred and fifty thousand.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-11-22

talked of some compromise" necessary
to be made in Cuba, whereupon she re-
leased him. He persisted, and she ac-
cepted him again. He induced her to
take charge OF his children, and to take
a house in the country preparatory to
marriage; but when the designated time
arrived he failed to keep his word, aud
said he could never marry her. He did
not offer her the slightest indignity.
Cross-eXamination failed to break down
this testimony.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-11-22

A FLORIDA editor has lately donated
to Mrs. Beecher forty acres of land on
the Gulf coast in that State. 1t is ru.
mored that several heavy real estate
owners in Chicago, being melted thereto
doubtless by Mr. Moulton, intend to con.
vey large number of city lots to Mr..
Beecher on condition that he pay the
delinquent taxes ON them. This is one
OF the mseries of being good natured
and celebrated.
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The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-11-22

The time has been named and the
place selected for the cremation Of the
remains OF the Austrian nobleman who,
during his lifetime, was anxious to in
troduce in this country the practice as a
means of disposing of the bodies Of the
dead. The advocates of cremation be-
lieVe the present mode of burial preju-
dicial to public health, and will at this
cremation have many scientific men and
health officers present. Very few peo-
pie agree with the advocates of crema-
tion, but none can fail to respect their
Intentions, or object to their putting
Them into practice in cases over which
they have legitimate control.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-11-22

A GERMAN philosopher estimates that
there are three thousand and sixty-tour
different languages in use among the
various nations OF the globe. Father
Bollg, at the head Of the Vatican Bari
lieo, at Rome, at last advices mad only
learned tilty-two Of them SO as to con-
verse in them fluent tly.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-11-22

Now comes the Island Of Hayti, with
strongly marked febrile symptoms and
its little insurrection aching to make
itself heard In the shape of popular
commotion. When we getmatters fixed
up in Louisiana, Florida and South Car.
olina, perhaps Uncle Sam. can spare a
few troops to settle matters for the Hay.
items.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-11-22

A BOSTON PAPER, after yainly trying
to reconcile the conflicting news from
the doubtful Southern States, viciously
informs it readers that strawberries are
retailing in San Francisco at 10 cents
per pound. How Boston has degener.
ated since the days of the Puritan
fathers!
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-11-22

A NUMBER of the prominent Northern
politicians who lately flocked to Flor
Ida are said to have been rather badly
sold. 1t is therefore pretty safe to ex-
pect very shortly to receive returns
from that State.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-11-22

If the late elections tailed to con-
vince the public that there is desire
for "change" among all classes OF peo-
pie, they must admit that the influx of
specie from Europe by every steamer
that arrives, shows unmstakably that
change is coming whatever may be the
issue Of the election complications.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-11-22

In the history of the world the clean
est nations have always been victorious
in the struggles and competitions of
time. AS with peoples, so with indi-
viduals. With constant supply of b.
Il. BabbitHs Best Soap for personal ana
family use, every thing is sure to move
along serenely, and the happiest results
a ttained
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-11-22
SEMI-wEEKLY
SEMI-WEEKLY,
GRIFFIN SEMI-WEEKLY
PRESS AND CULTIVATOR,
ESTABLISHED IN 1865.
Published Every Sunday and Thursday,

At Two Dollars Per Annum.
nEVOTED to Agriculture, Politics, Litera-
~ ture, immigration and Miscellaneous
Reading Matter. Those wishing to come to
from time to time, give the present history OF
every county in the state. Georgians should
read this paper, because it is the best paper
for the price published South.
Advertisers should interest themselves about
this paper, as it has the largest circulation of
any paper in Middle Georgia. Our books are
open to prove the assertion. III
Single copies sent on receipt Of three cent
postage-stamp. Address
EDGE Il DUTTON, Editors,
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The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-11-22

OUR own, returning bored, will soon
begin to put in appearances from Louis
lana. They will probably be also bored
considerably after they get here.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-11-22

PREPARATORY to the arrival of Boss
Tweed in New York the authorities OF
that city are moving to complete their
courthouse.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-11-22

The Grand Central Hotel, New York,
"leads the van among the tirst-class
hotels, by reducing its rates from "a to
~ 30 and SO per day. "
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-11-22

We can recommend our readers to use
DR.. Bulbs Cough Syrup in all cases of
cough, cold, &c. 1t only COSTS 25c bot
tie, and is warranted to cure.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-11-22

THE Eastern foreign horizon presents
rather a peaceful appearance.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-11-22

4 NILDERS' MANUAL.--A complete practi-
VI cal guide adapted to all trades using gila-
ing; also SlLVERiNG, and other valuable
matter. just out. 50c. OF anybook seller.
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