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man beings were referred back for some
more autographs. When Mr.. Grace called
up the question OF the demolished r ver-
road lamps, aud during debate on the
subject both Messrs. Grace ana Nixon
handed the youth of West 'Covington
without gloves. The Clerk was in
structed to offer a reward OF $50 for the
lamp mashers.
WESTW0OD.
The Westwood social met last evening
at the residence of Thos. Morgan, ESQ,
and an enjoy able time was had by all
concerned. In the music, recitations,
ETC., there was a marked improvement,
showing THAT there had been some study
to excel. The Social meets every two
weeks.
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Cincinn nari Live stock.

~ L.. CINCINNATl, April 90 II, NJ,
The total receiDts and shipments tor the
past "a hours were as follows:
.Cattie. Hogs. Sheep.
Receipts. ........... 6W 1924 4iS
Shlpments., ....,.,.. ~ 800 Ak JUt
HOGsEkiarket dull. Light are quoted 81 %
az 25 for common ana 81 i0a7 IS for fair 10 goo
heavy n sua5 90 for fairto good, and vs. 40 ioi
choice per cehtal. .ss& s.F.e
UATfLE--AIarket quiet. They are worth
$9a6 per ccntal for common 70 good.
silEEP-- Market dull. Common TO good arc
quoted Sac per GENITAL,
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"BfG HORN EXPEDITION,
"HrRAM ROBBINS, ESQ /:

Il ave just returned from u scout in
the Hills, and find Gold in paying guam
titles, Am ordered out with my scouts
for twenty days more. This will he my
last "Trip this season, as i am anxious to
get East to my family, but will return
here next summer, for the Hills are a
big thing.
"W. +. CODY (Buffalo Billy"
He calls,on men or grit to follow him,
and is holding interviews with such at
all hours at 244 Central avenue, which is
now the rallylng point for those afflicted
with the Black Hills fever.
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To the BLACK Illus,

Hiram Robbins, well known as man
familiar with frontier lie, is the next on
the list to commence the enterprise of a
Black Hills Expedition. Hiram has faith
in the riches of the Hills, and is strength
ened in it by the following from an OLD
frontier companions:
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n -ADMINISTRATO SALE--Ths
III State of Ohio, Hamilton County, 50. Fur
suant to the command of an order for sale from
the Probate Court, and, to me directe !, will
offer at, public sale, en- the premises on Tues
day, May 49, 1878, at 2 O'Clock, P. NJ, the fol-
lowing described real estate, to-wt: Lot num-
Der sixty seven (o7l, on plato lots LAID out by
Ethan Stone, in the Western part Of Clncin-
natl, and recorded in hook No. ~, page 2lS. oil
the Records of Hamilton County, ohio; said
/ lot No. VI lying between Mill ana stone
streets, on the south side OF Fourth street,
fronting twenty-five (z6) feet on Fourth street
and extending back to twenty -feet alley, one
hundred and forty six u4e) feet. more or less,
and l. ss aad aIeS Gse aRa Rans ha ana
same premises conveyed to John Crane bv
Joseph r. Browne aud wife by deed recorded
in Book 4lS, page ls5, Of the Records Of Hamii-
ton County, Ohio, valued ut tsli ,4uo 20.
Also, at the same time and on the premises
all the following described real estate
lying and being situate in the
city Of Cincinnati, in 9TH the County
scribed ,as follows, to wit: The east half Of
all that certain lot or parcel OF land lying and
being in the western part OF the City OF Gin
cinnatl, in the subdivision and plan of lots
lad ont by Ethan Stone, and recorded Aovem-
ber ID, 1923, in Book NO. ~, page S9S, Record
er,s Office, Hamilton County, Ohio, and mum.
bered on said subdivision sixty SIX t68); said
lot being forty six (46 feet anu three t3 inohca
on the south side of Fourth street, and running
south on an eighteen (1S) foot sallev one. hun
dred and forty mine CAD feet and three r 4
inches, more or less. 70 q twenty l2O) ~
alley: thence west twenty mine (s9) feet '', ~
six (G) inches, and bounded on the westt an' n
No. sixty seven t67) on said piat Of sab0 ,yisioD @
| Valued at $B,bU0. ion
balance IN two equal payments .ay ~ ~ sa,. an
twelve months with ntercst-theP si..sS ,n ~ an
ments to be secured by notes ~ ~ p@y
| upon the premises sold SAN .e' 's"s
TO be. sold BY order Of Court ,rse ., ao,sar :,
| ooae Il lftC VI uuWtF, II
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LEGAL.

A TTACHMENT.-Before Thos Evitt j. r.,
N Cincinnati Township, Hamilton County,
Ohio, Charles Runk vs.. j. W.. Whitehurst
The defendant will take notice that on the 18th
day of March, A. p. 1876 sail Justice Issued
an order of attachment in the above action FOL
under. said G use is set for hearing May 10.
1876, at O'Clock A. M. t.4ss&n
HOWARD DOUGLASS,
ap12-3tW Attorney or Plaintiff.
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vEtiSE EENns y n ,rcbv given thst the subscriber
N, nas pesns suiy appointed and qualiHed aa
4. y On the estate Of Sarah w. Aliller,
iase IVY ~ s haihS on county, tyhio. deceased
JaVsa ,a,a ~ ineinnati. ths I8th day Of April,
a. ~ io'o'F ALBERT w. MlfsLnR,
u.M Administrators.
howU ID DOUGLASS, Attorney. apls-4tW
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FoR SALE,
FOR SALE.

TX SHARES IN GERMAN BANK
10 Shares In German Insurance No..
10 pany. PETERSON & BAKER
jul3
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DIED..

LAMB-On Thursday morning, at
o'clock, DANIEL LIST, eldest son of Gibson
and Kate Lamb, aged years and days,
Funeral Friday afternoon, at 3 O'Clock,
from the residence OF his parents, on the
Island, No. IS North Front street.
.Jesus loves me! He who died,
Heavens gate TO open wide;
He will wash away my sin,
Let His little childlcOms in"
FARLEY-At his home on Little Grave
creek, Marshall county. w. Va, June q,
1876 at $50 r. ~, PATRICK FARLEY, aged
"A years.
this city, on Friday. June 80, 1876, at IL 80
a. m. Friends OF the family are respect.
fully invited to attend. Interment At New
Catholic cemetery.
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FOR aALH.

A VERY DESIRABLE BRICK HOUSE
"A No. Isl Sixteenth street, In first.cas,
condition. This house In very convenl.n,
suitable for either one or two famil es 4,
contains eight rooms, and has water ali
through 10. There Is good stable ON tha
premises. For terms and further parIcp.
lars enquire on the premises, between ;.
before July llth, IL will be offered al nphI'.
sale on that day at 10 o'clock, al the r"nr,
House. JOHN n NcN.pp
ju2Ora
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Wheeling, Benwood & BeIIaire

This steamer has been built expressly for
this trade and will commence her regular
trips on the LIST day of 1nly, and will run
on the following time table wheeling
timel:
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Farm for Sale.

WITH THE INTENTION OF RETIR.
w ing on account OF age, VIII sell my
farm. Situated In Dover township, Union
county, Ohio, on the Marysville and Della
ware pike, adjoining the town OF New
Dover, on the, Delaware and Springfield
railway, 200 acres, 200 OF which Is in high
state Of cultivation; balance timber, all
Under GOOD fence. Three dwelling houses
good barn, fruit, good water, soil black
loan, making desirable farm. Will sell
in one body, or TO suit purchasers. For
further particulars call on or address
MORGAN SAVAGE,
ieSOegrb New Dover, Union county, o
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SuNDRIES.

CHEESE, WOODEN WARE,
- Rooms, Soaps, Candles, Crackers,
.ence Co9se, Indigo, Assenns ss. w. &c.,
snuf6. Soda, Grocers Drugs and such other
Article g are usually found In nnst-elsss
hoass. II. REILLY.
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FOR RENT.

TINE WAREHOUSE, NO. 1896 MAIN
street, now occupied by Parker Bros.
Possession given July list.
Apply to JOHN REID.
ie2S-S
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THG-WEEKhY REGIsTER

Is the largest and altogether the most
complete news and family paper printed In
West Virginia. 1t will be sent to any aa-
dress one year for 500. Valuable premi-
ums to cIuu agents and TO subscribers.
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BACON AND LARD.

a FULL sUPPLY ALWAYS ON HAND
"A OF Leaf Lard, 8. G. Hams, shoulders,
Clear Sides, 8. G. Briskets, etc. Orders nlled
freeh from snloke-house daily. 80.
mar9 - REAA11s
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FISH
REFINED SUGARS.

100 Bbls. Crushed, Powdered dGranulated.
100 Extra and A White,
so Franklin b,
so Yellow c,
In store and for sale by
mr9 ~. AEILLYs
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NOTICE FROM THE MAYOR.
MAYORS OFFICE, June

MAYORS OFFICE, June 20, 1876.
All persons are hereby warned that at no
time during The Centennial Celebration,
except under lawful authority, will any
use OF fire crackers, guns. pistols, rockets
Roman candles or other fire. WORKS De per
mitted within the city limits, aud the
regular and special police, and all good
citizens are enjoined to promptly arrest
any and all yiOlators OF the oldidance.
je3Ou Al. SWEENEY, Mayor.
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FOR SALE,

HOUSE IN BELLAIRE.
We have q two story frame house in D.,
laire, Cummings addition, for sale Si
sirable for Nall Mill man. w.
jul3 PETERSON 4 BAKED
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SUNDAY TRIPS

Making evening trips TO Bellaire. leav-
ing the wharf at 6:45 O'Clock p. u. je2Sh
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FOR SALE.

.WE HAVE TWO VERY NICE Two
w story brick tenement house. ~
Twenty fifth street, for sale. They sr ~
nearly new and In excellent repair. rsns
contains four rooms and a kitchen. Ara
both have good cellars. Any person dS.
string a cheap dwelling hOui well locatsS
and upon reasonable terms, will do Wi
Ia call. For null particulars apply To ill.,
undersigned at their Office, No. ll35 Chan.
line street, Wheeling. W. Va.
CRACRAFT & COLE.
aprl5h Attorneys,
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TEAS AND TOBACCO.

A FULL LINE OF CHOICE oOLONG,
a Japan, Gunpowder, Souohoug and
Youug Tyson Teas, and leading brands OF
yirrinia and Kentucky Chewing Tobaccos
always on hand. Special Inducements
one 10 ~ '''e' ~ n. REILLY.
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Making excursion trips in the evenings
during the summer months 10 Bellaire,
Mounasville or other points, leaving the
wharf at 6:s5 O'Clock P. II.
Fare to Benwosd and Bellaire---.--....--.- l5c
Round &c
Packages 10 to sc; pound freight 5to Sc
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pENNsfLyA,Ni!A RAILROAD.

AND UNITED STATES MAIL ROUTE.
Trains leave New York. VIA DesbrOsscs aud Cortlandt
streets ferries as follows:
Express Tor Harrisburg Pittsburgh the West and South
with Pullman Palace Cars attached, $3.50 A. NJ. and
$50 r NJ. sunday, and $3.50 +. VI.
For Millamspurt Lock Haven, Cory, and Erie AZ eiO
ana $50 4. VI. connecting al CORY for Tiiusyile,
Petroleum Centre, and the OIL Regions.
For Baltimore. Washington. ana the south. Limited
Washington Express Of Pullman Psrlor Cars DAT y,
except Sunday, $50 4 NJ; srrve wsshington 4'oo
sun 1ay, sos anu v L. NJ
Express for philadelphia. $50. $40. $50 a. NJ 1880,
2lO 3, I, 8. D. T. $50 r. VI. and ~ night Accommo.
dation A. NJ. anu 4:lOP NJ. sunday, A. NJ, s. q.
Z. $3.50. aud l.. NJ. Emgrant aud second class,
Up
For Centennial Depot at $50 0so 1870, s. $40 $50
A. NJ. 1880 3, and Z. NJ. ON SUNDAY, A. NJ. Re.
turning, leave Centennial Depot NJ 7:t5 Sl6 1850
A. NJ. 1915, $780, iib. 63O g. $3.50, and 1.O5 T.. NJ.
"a sunday, 7eO A. NJ. and T.. NJ.
For trains to Newark, Elizabeth, Railway, Princeton.
Trenton, Perth Amboy, Pennington, Beivldere, and
other points see ocn schedules AZ all Ticket Offices
Trains arrive From Pittsburgh, $50 and 1880 A. NJ.
ana ioi9oP NJ, dairy lodo a. NJ. aud $50 T.; N, daily,
$50, 9iO A. NJ 4;lo, $40. and 1920 l.. ~ sunday
$50. $40 A. N. From Philadelphia. sos. $50, $50
$40 1910, ll;e0 1850 Me- 2l6 $3.50 il0. $40, $40,
$3.50. 49, 7i0 $40, and lO;20 =. NJ Sunday, 900
$50 $50 0iO, 1910, 1880 A, Nj $50 and 1920 r. NJ
Ticket ONCE, 526 and "a Broadway. No. l Aston
House, and foot Of Desbrosses and Cortland sts.
No. Court St. Brooklyn IL. ll6 aud IFS hudson 81
iiobokeni Depot Jersey CITY. Emsrant Ticket ONCE,
No Battery pace
FRANK THOMSON, d. N. BOYD, Jr
General Manager. General Passenger Agent
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Lord & Taylor

WILL. OFFER ON MONDAY, OCT. ~,
CAMEL's HAIR ovERsKIRrs AND BAsoUBs, ALL
IN THE LATEST STYLES, $3.50 TRIMMED
WITH BRAID $3.50 TRIMMED wITH SILK AND
BRAID. st2.5O TRIMMED AND EMBROIDERED.
$3.50.
BASKET CLOTH ovERsKIRrs AND DAsoUEs
FROM SD TO s2J.
CAMELs HAIR PoLoEA1sE. FROM $3.50 TO
s22.
BLACK CAMEL's HAIR POLoNAIsE, TRIMMED
Win FRINGE. $50 TO $50.
COLORSD CASHMERE SUITS. SIS, st7. $40.
AND Sl2
CoLORED CASHMERE SUITS. SILK SLEEVES,
e1J.
coLoRED cAsHMRRE SUITS. sILR.TRIMMED.
s23. ee5. s2s,
COLORED SERGE SUITS. FROM s12 TO $50
SILK TRIMMED s1S TO $40.
COLoRED sATEEN SUITS. SILK TRIMMED. s32
TO $40.
CAMELs HAIR SUITS. SIS TO se5, SILK.
TRIMMED, SIS TO s32.
COLORED DAMASSE SUITS, sILK.TRIMMED
AND SILK SLEEVES, se5 TO $40.
BLACK CASHMERE SUITS FROM stJt SILK
TRIMMED, SOS, WITH SILK UNDERsKlRT, $50.
BLACK ALPACA SUITS FROM $3.50.
ALSO.
A LARGE AND ELEGANT ASSORTMENT OF SWISS
SUITS FOR EVENING WEAR
ALSO.
BLACK SILK SUITS FROM s.5.
COLORED SILK SUITS FROM StS.
FANCY SILK SUITS FROM s3J.
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ALL IMPORTANT
Health and Economy

BOOTS. from $3.50.
MISSES WATERPROOF DOUBLE CORK soLEl
BOOTS, o..
CnnDRES's WATERPROOF DOUBLE corr
SOLED BOOIs. a.
These prices cannot fail to be regarded with exraoi
binary public interest for they place within the rclc
OF all luxurious ana oahprcserviny lt.. that hcrd
tofore could only be obtained at double ths prices
We would also call attention 20 our SUPERIOR a.
o., ana g. WALKING BUTrONED BOO rs forLADlE
and for CHILDREN at s. $3.50 whi,h for style anu
workmanship surpass anythng sold Ia tns city ct tn,
prices
For the prompt and proper execution OF nne custom
work. we are provided with thc best mechanical skill
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Ladies, WnAPPERA.

LADIEN' MhAPPEhN
WE ARE OFFERING OUR STOCK OF WRAP
PIERS AT Tue FOLLOWING REMARKABLY Low
PRICES:
LADIES' WRAPPERS. IL PLAIN AND FIGURED
REPS. e3.2J. TYCOON RIPS. s3.1J.
SERGE. IN Light SHADES AT Si.2J AND 81.
FRENCH ZEPHYR FLANNEL WRAPPERS. 1928
TO sS.75.
ALL WOOL CASHMERE QUILTED SILK. ROBE
FRONT, s1i.5O.
BRAIDED CASHMERE WRAPPERS. S1t.75.
Embroidered CASHMERE wRAPPERs.s21.S IS.
CALICO RAPPERs, FROM ei.2J.
CLOAKS.
This department IL now replete with full assortment
OF LYONS VELVET CLoAKs. BEAVER EsQUI-
MAUX. CASHMERE. DRAP DErE, and EMBkOID-
Erred sAcQUEs.
wATkRPRoOf sACQUEs aud CIRCULARS for
ladies and children, In ever size. and at exceeding
low prices.
CATALOGUES OF LADIES'. MIssRs. AND chill
DREN's FURNISHING GOODS SENT FREE on
APPLICATION TO ALL PARTS OF THE
COUNTRY. ORDEaiS FOX GOODS OF
EVERY DESCRIPTION CAREFULLY
FILLED WITHOUT CHARGE. AND
GOODS PACKED AND FOR
wARDED TO ANY DESTI-
NATION.
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IN PLAIDS, MOHAiR CLOTHS. AND BASKET
CLOTH SUITS AT Low PRICES.
MAR5EILLES SUITS from t5.
LAWN SUITS from -.
SWISS and TARLErAN SUITS from 20.
CLOTH DRESSES from 81.
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TIFFANY & Co
UNION SQUARE.

UNION SQUARE.
have a larger and more com
plete stock of their well
known watches than ever
before offered. They invite
particular attention to their
Ladies' Watches in ever
style Of casing, from tn,
lowest price at which a goo
watch can be afforded to TIL,
most costly made.
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hINORCES legally ana quietly obtained for In.
- compatibility, &c residence unnecessary. Fee
atter decree, " years experience. A. GOODRICH,
Atty at-Law. l2i Dearborn st., Chicago, IN.
POST OFFiCE NOTlCE.-Ihe foreign mails
Tor the week ending saturday. oct 49, 1879. Will
close at this office on Tuesday at A. t., FOR Eu
rope per steamship Montana via Queenstown on
Wednesday, at 1880 A. NJ, tor Europe. per steamship
kusa, wa Queenstown on lhur, day at 1880 \. VI .
tur EUROPE per steamship Cm0na, Via Plymouth, Cher
bpurg, ana Hamburg; on SATURDAY. at 10 A. NJ, for
Europe per s,eala,np Guy 81 Chester VIA Queen
France, to be forwarded by this steamer spcc
ally addressed and nj 10 A. NJ for scotland direct
for France direc!, per steamship France wa hayre
ana AZ 1880 A. NJ. tor Europe per steamship Nosc
Via southampton and Bremen. Inc steamships Mon
tana, Russia aud City Of Chester do take mails for
Denmark. sweden. aud Norway,
the mails Tor the West indies, via Bermuda and
81: Thomas viii leave New lOrS oct 20,
The mails for Caina, sc" Will leave san Francisco
Nov.
The mails for Australia sc. viii leave San Fran
cisco Nov. H. 1879. r. l.. JAMES. Postmaster.
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MOURNING COSTUMES

A NPEITALTY.
COMPLETE OUTFITS CONSTANTLY ON HAND,
OR MADE TO ORDER AND DELIVERED IN
TWELVE HOURS NJ DISAPPOINTMENT.
ALSO.
EVENING DRESSES 70 ORDER IN TWENTY.
FOUR HOURS SATISFACTION IN EVERY WAY
GUARANTEED.
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NOR NORwALK DIRECT.

Connecting with Danbury. Norwag and New Haven
Railroads Dy steaVer AMERlCUs, daily SUNDAYS
eNccptedl from JEWELS docs, Brooklyn. $50 Z. NJ:
Pier 81. East river, 2i5 r. NJ aud foot OF $50 St. East
rver. at 3 L. NJ Fare 80 cents. Excursion tickets 81
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MISFIT CARPETS,
VERY CHEAP.
liz FULTON SIT.
STEAMBOATS, ano Gailroaos.


An IMPUkTANT NOTICE % Centennial trAy.
N ellvrs.-Pcoples evening line Great reduction of
fare after oct l. first'cass passage on steamers be-
tween New York and Albany only 81. Boats leave
uaiy Sundays excepted) At 4. NJ from Pier Al North
river near PennsyiVanis Riirosd pier III New YORK.
Hudson river railroad ticktts taken for passage
stat,room berth. Centennial excursion tickets taken
for passage anu cabin berth. y R.-StateroOuns
W. hN ainI nm. Meals ON the EurnpeAn plan.
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S,iplng Hlargru,s.

A Ne" weed sewing m4cauo Tor sale heap.
$40 West 6yll Of.
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ORR GOODS.

II EEPS custom shirts made 10 measure; the very
IN best Tor 50 not the slightest obligation to take
keep any Of Keeps shrt, uness peIi guy satsfac
STI. SiI Br.aGKJI, Az vi ATeh ST. PAlAlslphA
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A FIRST-CLks- shirt ironer at Grand Central
n Laundry, 100 East Aih 81. between Lexington ana
aVs
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A ann. that has had experience I'm worsing
n bead. ii WOLFF CO, ~ and66 Lispcnari A.
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A yOI Ne. girl for nent homework during III day
n only, also trrand girls references. .1i tth AZ.
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A DOMESTIC. singers. Wheeler wilson. VII
N cox Gibbs scNing machines TOT SAFE ioi w
no Il.l lnnAl u.
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tor sale ano to yet.
OFFICES TO LET In second story sun building,
ply sun Publication Ohce Nassau anu Fran kfOrt,ts.
Two LET-First-class apartments In the new build
Il ngs 1873, $50, 1877, ana l39 Washington st., near
Cedar they have all the modern IMPROVEMENTS water
supplied to family without trouble OF nand pumps;
rents 81 % t25 Apply to L. DENlsON on the premises.
mo LET for Business Purposes-Lofts In 18th st.,
il between Sd and Attn avs, with or without power
also, % moor AT ia Fast 18th ST. suitable Tor an ONCE.
Inquire at +. GROlE 4 CO.'S, On the premises.
TINnE STORE, 1873 Nassau st., sun building 70 lot,
Il suitable for BANKING Insurance. or general bn!-
ness, steam heated. Apply al the sun Publication
ONCE 40 Nassau ~.
INO LET-A desirable nrst noOr. newly casomined.
&ci rent only * also apartments, 10 small fam
lily nice, healthy neghOorhood. Eliza 80 ay., Boue-
ward.
UNITED STATES STABLE, 1883 ana 1856 East
~ sgd -t-Fiye stalls to ltt with ample wagon room
also horses 10 let tor all purposes.
O. - HOUSE, store and stable, 4 lots, Flushing
tDOs ay and South Side Railroad, East MiiamsOurgh.
Ne Cream.
EuSSELL'S ICE CREAM. -Churches and fairs
quart. Special attention 10 out itown orders.
Sabin9s $anRs.
SlxpESNY SAYINGS BANK, broadway and
IRON ~ A. ~ lo0P NJ Five eonts " 5000 received
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SlxPENNY SAYINGS BANK, broadway and
- Asor place, Established IA 1853 Bank open daily
IRON ~ A. ~ to0P NJ FIVE couts to o. 900 received
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Ensllltss 9 hantts,


A BAKERY for sale cheap or fixtures will be sold
n senirate mus, oC sold this week. Apply l,1i0
Sec nd ay
A GROCERY STORE for sale; satisfactory rea
~ sons given f3r selling ABBY at AZ West l6th 81.
A BAKERY Tor ale baking barrels, all sold
~ lh counter. "a ka-t llth 81
V(AK ERIE- Tor sale cheap, prices 10 suit all Also
MITCHELL, n Cedar st.
lyon ~ALE-A frsrc ass livery stable In the best
'Ocauuu lu Brooklyn ana doing good paying bust
aces Wlh be .nd chr,r and ON a,y terms. FOR par.
lculai. ihlu 20 10 90" rr,ui u 4 MIS- h NMQkE,
eos w hul thi carton ave. or Of JOSEPH LEE Al
Court ~, room. al
AOR -AI,F 81 20 Will huy STOCK ana fixtures Of n
kdW '
INOR SALE cncap-A coffee, cake oyster and chop
II lunch room. Apply at 10 East Broadway.
VIOR -ALE-A small grocery store. Apply for two
n days at 3i1 West ID h n,
I|OK SALEA good corner grocery store 7Sl
II Greenwich n.
NIILK ROUTE ana store for sAle, selling 800
Nl quarts daily, Inquire of KUHN, ~ Suffolk ST.
NIILk ROUTE, good horse and wagon; other
Vl business the cause Of selling. 462 West 52d st.
RD0O WILL. MY good liquor, store n the
eense GAfFNEY SMITH. AuctiOneers, II Centre st
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-10-24

Ii KINDS Of sewing machines for ale, To rent
N or exchange. also bought aud repaired GOOD sec
Ondhand ycrY rhcan. monlhly naymenls lVo ahal w
Arizona weekly miner., 1876-06-16

We arc exceedingly painea to learn that one of our most intimate friends, John N. Montgomery of Tehama County, California, died suddenly at Sacramento on June 2d, of apoplcxy. He came from Missouri when but boy and has resided in northern Cal ifornia for many years, where he married and was rearing an iteresting family. Being largely interested in wool growing he had amassed quite fortune, and was just begin ing to reap the fruits of his honest endeavors to make himself and those dependent upon hin. comfortable, when the swift messenger came and called him away. Flags were at half mast at Red Bluff and Chico next day and on the 4th his masonic bretheren and large numbers of other friends assembled at Chico to attend the funeral. Special trains running from Red Bluff, Tehama, Vina, Nord, etc., to convey them. John Mont gomery was everybody's friend; he loved the world and everybody in it, and it seems hard indeed that he could not remain a little lon ger to enjoy it.