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COAsrwIsE STEAMSHIPS.
DAcfFic NAIL AMI fANAMA TRANSIT STEAMSHIP
LiNES.

PAci''c NAIL AsOrAssxA az TRANSIT STEAMSHIP
fer CALIFORNIA. JAPAN CHINA. AUSTRALIA. NEW
LLAi.ANL, BRITISH COLUMBIA. OREGON. &C.
s-iling from pier loot of tsnal -. North River
For San fHAttl>CO. via ISfHMls OF PA ANA.
Sta smship tht -CtNf CITY Saturday September %
eonnsctine or tsntfa america an South Pacific ports
frem sAs fsANsls.o TO JAfAN AND CnlNA.
Prom SAN FRANCISCO TO SANDWICH ISLANDS,
AlefHAlGA AND NEW ZEALAND
steamship CITY OF SlDsEY. Wednesday, October 10
fes Inform alton and tieset. apply at companys office.
Rowling Green New ork
L>ok NASSAU, n f-REGULAR NAIL STEAMSHIP
cAKOSDtLkf wll sail irom pier is East River satur.
dsy. October q. 81 4. N.
NuRRAy. FERRIS a Co. 81 South st.
II ALirAA. n &, AND 81; JOHNS, n. 70
III CROMWELL LIsE
rteamshp tDisft~ viii leave pier 10 North River Fri
day. september IL a. r. NJ For freight
20 CLARK A SEAMAN. nj West ST.
WEtkLi Lisk Foh PORT ROYAL. - c.. AND
w brnnssies, "a, sailing every Friday from pier ~
Esst River Al 5f. NJ.
steamer CRY Of DALLAS. Captain Hines. Sept. 2I
Until inrthe. noee no iresh, will be taken for fsrnan
dina. but fe9ht snd for all points Florida
Will be forwarded BY rail Royal
Bruns~ick at same throarn rate. OF freight
FOR freight ana passage Apply 20
a. a. MALLORY A CO.,
Maiden
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COAsTWIsE STEAMSHIPS.


NJ EW ORLEANS DlRECT-THE CROMWELL LINE
IN steamship HUDSON. saturday, september -, At
o'clock r. NJ, from pier North River.
Though bulls OF isdins Mobile principal
points the Mississippi River For freight passage
apply to CLARK q SEAMAN, SO West sts;.
DERMUDA, ST. THOMAS AND WEST INDIES.-THE
Deegaut mail steamer GAMMA is intended to sail for
Born udx thursday September IL October max.
In close connection there with rova mail ST.
Thomas, W. l. This Is the mail and PAS
route to tho West Indies For apply
K. OUTERBRIDGL. Agent 20 Broadway.
NEXAs LINE FOR GALVESTON, TOUCHING At
Key West CITY OF HOU SrON, Captain stevens,
will sail saturday, September -, sooner full r.
M from pier 20 East River Through OF and
bills OF ladns given all railroads in the 81 and to
Corpus Christi Brazos Santiago ko kport and Browns
ve Freight for II Msrys and Fulton landed st Rock
port For freight aud passage having superior accommo
dstions) apply to c. H. ,LLORY co. 1873 Maiden lane.
NTORGAN's LINE TO NEW ORLEANS AND TEXAs.-
l rho steamers will sail from pier 30 North River tol
MORGAN CITY ;;.......... Saturday. september %
For New Orleans direct Transferring Texas freight there
10 Morgan's Louisiana and Texas Railroad Morgai
steamships ports Through bills ling signed
to all points tn Mississippi River. Mobile ndianoa
Corpus Christi. Rockport. razos Santiago, Brownvie,
and all points the Houston Texas Central Texas
Pacific Transcontinenal and Galveston, harrisburg
San AntOnis railroads Freight for ST. Marys and Fulton
landed ~ Rcckport
Insurance effected under open policy of she line
To New Orleans 4 per cent to Te ports u per cent
For freight or further Information apply 10 BOGERr i
MORGAN, Agents Office pier 81 North River.
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OLD DoaIsIoS STEAMSHIP COMPANY.


sailing from pier 81 North River
for NoRFoLR, CRY POINT and RICHMOND. TUES.
DAYS. THURSDAYS AND SATURDAYS. a. ~ NJ. con-
0clipg with the virgins and Air Line Atlantic
Coast Line Piedmont Air Line Chesapeake aud Ohio ai-
road ana Win the .onpahy line TO Interior
SNEwsERS aud wksiiiNGroS " C. via Norfolk,
every IT. tsDAf, THURSDAY aad SATURDAY
LEwEs. Del MONDAY, MkDN sDAY and FRIDAY.
M3 Y. NJ. connecting with the Maryland Delaware
railroads. ior RENO BOril BEACii aud OCE IAN cI rY
Passenger accommodation unsnrpass-d.
Through sna bills OF fading all points
at lowest rates Insurance - Norcls kc.
freights received daily pier 81 North River General
office No. 1917 orsenwieh st. " L. McckEADf President
NEW YORK AND HAVANA DlRECr NAIL line
IN these first class steamships will sal ~ 4. NJ from
~ North River foot OF Cedar 49, for Havana direct
ioiiows:-
Saturday. September -
COLUMBUS. Wednesday, October
For freight aud passage having Unsurpassed aeeommo-
M. T. CLYDE 4 Co, No. o bowling Green.
MCCLELLAN. LuiiNG co, Agents IN Havana
NJ Y, HAVANA AND NkxlcAS NAIL > s. LINE.
Steamers leave pier No. 3 NortE River at 3 l.. NJ.
toR HAVANA DlRkC1
CITY OF NEW YORK. Zimmerman, Wednesday. Sept 20
CITY OF MEACO, Mcintosh. saturday, Oct
CITY OF VERA CRUZ, Deaken..... Wednesday. Oct. 10
FOR VERA CRUZ ASD new OHLEANs.
via Iavana Progreso, Compeschy. Tuxpan ana Tampco
CITY OF MEXICO. Mcintosh saturday, Oct
Steamers leave New orleans September % OCTOBER
IL for Vera Cruz and all the above ports.
r. ALEXANDRE SONS. 81 and 80 Brosdway.
DOR HAyANA.-ruE SPLENDID NEW dAiL
steamer NIAGARA, Captain ThomasS Curtis, will sail
O'clock; has magnificent ions tor passengers
JAMES H. WAKD co, Agents, llJ Wall st.
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ANIUSE ME- NTS.

fruE GREAT NEW YORK AQUARiUM, BROADWAY
i and 35th Open daily from A. VI. till 10 r.
Marvellous live Dolphin esding upon live fishes Bssus
ful tropical Fishes Amphibous Animals. shell Fishe a
Cors. Thousands Of wonderful marine objects. Hell
Benders Proteus strg Rays. ac, &c. Professor Logfe
MIA astonishing Conjurer Performing Birds aud Cat.
Submarine act by Mile. DEron. the celebrated Aqua
Afternoon and evening Concerts Sacred Concert
every sunday afternoon and evening
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L.
Import obscure cases medical or surrcal: i'm
Iairment of rganic Junction hereditary or caustu
tonal tant aud diseases OF the nervous systoIn sys
calty.
HENRY A. DANIELS. NJ. d.
LA Lexington av., near 10th 81
Iiours, Sto3
NTME RESrEILS SURE REMEDIES CAS- ONLY ~
Mptccured a her Office, No. East Odd st. IL obt sned
elsewhere tney are counterieits.
AftS. j. W. DASFOkrlI MAGNETIC PHYSICIAN
NxA diseases treated IL Waysrey place. east Of f1ta
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y. III. ParVIu a. Sons.

The host Of friends of s. Ii. Parvin &
Sons, the pioneer advertising agents oi
the west, will be pleased to learn that
their business has increased to such an
extent that they have been forced to
seek new and more cOmmodious quar-
Lers. For many years they have been
regarded as fixtures on Vine street,
where they have transacted business for
every advertiser and Tor every news.
paper on the continent; but In the future
they Will be found in their handsome Of
nces at 152 walnut street, below Fourth,
where they are better prepared to coG-
tlnue their constantly increasing busi-
ness. Their office is nicely carpeted
and furnished with every modern con-
Yenlence for facilitating the work OF
lransacting their large business.
Mr.. 5. II. ParYin, Wuo has been en-.
gagged i'll the advertising business for
twenty-slx yeare, is, no doubr, as well
known to the business men and news
paper publishers as any man in this
country, and his reputation for integri ty
and straightlorwardness has enabled
him to build up business TO which he
can point with PRIDE and qualification.
IL is pleasure for us to congratulate
him upon his success, and to anticipate
for him continuance Of that popularity
VIII en- he enjoys, and which ne so richly
deserves.
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A lnCinnatian Killed.

The Grange journal, Of humboldt,
Tenn, has the following:
"a man giving his name as James
Hugle was badly mashed up by freight
train on the Mobile " Olio Railroad
tuesday morning. lie was go
ing TO New Orleans huntin work
and had crawled in between the ten.
der OF the engine and the first car. The
conductor ordered MIN Oft, and In get.
ting on his hold slipped and he fell The
wheel struck HIM ABOUT the center Of the
lett shoulder aud passed down the
Whole length of the arm, mashing the
left shoulder, arm and breast. He stated
that he has father, brother, wife and
three children in Cincinnati, .. lie also
stated that his wife is nurse in the
Commercial Hospital of the same city
lie lived few hours only, and during
that time was cared tor by the city au-
thoriLieS,V
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Cut by Their Brother.in-Law

Last night at No. II Hannibal street
was a scene in which the razor played a
respective part. There appears to be
an npleasantness existing between
Pat. Curran and his wife, so last even
1ng Pat. turned Mrs. Curran out OF the
house, and refused to let her enter again.
Sne then went and told her two brothers,
John and Tom Sheridan, who under
took to fight her battle for her. They all
went to Pat. and demanded OF him 10
let her enter, but he was inside and had
the doors locked, and refused to open
them. The two brothers kicked open
the door and entered. When within all
was utter darkness. Pat. took his razor
and cut them both, though not serious
ly. Curran has not yet been caught.
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Died OH the Road.

Mr.. Christ. Deckeback, the copper.
smith OF No. III Court street, and son OF
old man Deckeback, who some time ago
died from heart disease in a buggy in
front OF Langenbeck's drug store, cor.
ner Of Vine and Seventh streets, met
with violent death last night.
Mr.. Deckeback was riding along
Browne street on his way home to Clil.
ton Heights, when the horse suddenly
started at place beyond Klotter's
Brewery and about half mile from his
home, and threw INN out, brea king Mr..
Deckeback's neck. 1t is also surmised
that Mr.. Deckeback was racing with
some one.
The horse started for home, and on his
arrival without his master the family
became alarmed and started in searcn OF
him. They found him at 10 O'Clock on
the road with his neck broken. The
buggy in which MIR. Deckebach was rid.
Ing was the same in which his father
died as described above.
An Inquest Will be held this evening
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Amusement Notes.

Miss Anderson had fine audience on
the occasion of her benefit at RobInson's
Opera-hOuse last night. Two perform
ances to-day. Matinee, "Parthenia," In
81 jmar;" tonight, Meg Merrllies."
Kelly u Leon's Min, S&ls, with a num-
Der OF their old iayOrltSS and strength
ened by many new people, will open at
the Grand Opera-nouse on Monday for
an engagement OF one week only.
The Woods Thea!er managers have
concluded not to commence their per-
iormance tonight until the President
shall have been received, say half-past
9O'clOck.
Pixies Opera-house opening next Mon
day night, by the Broadway Theater
Company from New York, in New
Years Eve; or, False Shame" New
scenery and stage appointments and a
fine cast.
Robinson's Opera-house, next week,
Mary Carey as "POor Joe,' supported
by strong combination.
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They are to be found at Hun's Dining
Rooms, and are as superior to The H.
erior article as is the incest steak to the
cut Of beef nearest the neck. They come
from toe Cherry Stone River, which Of
all the tributaries OF the hesapeakc
Bay, is noted for its fine salt water pred
ucts. Iu no other part of the world are
such oysters 10 be found. They are
sought by epicures i'll every part Of the
country to which tLey can be trans
ported, and in the vurious styles in
which they are served at Hunts form
dishes that would be regarded as lux
uries on the table Of any Prince in
Europe.
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J. E. FREY, the well-known oyster,
fish and game dealer, No. 125 and III
West Fifth street, makes the grandest
display of goods in his line that was ever
seen In our city. 1t consis s
of oysters in kegs, cans and shell, CLAIMS,
crabs and Holsters, ocean, lake and river
fish in endless variety, dressed poultry,
game OF all kinds and from a dir, c
tiOns. Mr. Frey is sole agent Tor Ellis &
Co.'s celebrated Star Brand Baltimore
Oysters, which are noted for their excel.
lent flavor, superior quality and extra
large size. Go aud see him.
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Temperance Union.

The following resolutions were adopt
cd last Wednesday night at the meeting
of the Executive Committee Of the G. G.
CT. u, held at No. 200 Vine street:
~. We, as Temperance Society, are
opposed TO any action that would III en-
tffy US with any political party.
"2 That we have not authorized any
one to take any step SO to identify us, and
particularly so in regard to the Pres .
deatial reception Saturday night. And
that, while as citizens, we have all due
respect for Mr.. Hayes as President OF
this Republic, we do not feel it would be
polite Tor us to take any part as a Soci-
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NJ oTICE.-Delia A. Stalker, plaiutlr, VS..
~ William A. Stalker, defendant.-Hamil-
ton County, OHIO, Court Of Common Pleas-No
57,S5l. The defendant will take notice that on
Wednesday, the 10Th of October, the plaintiff
above named will take the depositions Of Mrs.
j. A. Webster and sundry witnesses at the
office of J. II. Heasley, Esq. at Emlenton.
Venango County, State Of Pennsylvania, to be
used as evidence on the trial OF the above
cause; saiu testimony will be taken at said
time between the hours of O'Clock A. NJ. anu
O'Clock p, NJ, and that the taking Of the same
VIII be adjourned from day to day between
the same hours until they are completed.
DELLA A. STALKER,
By CowAN & DURRELL, her Attorneys.
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CINCINNATI WESLEYAN COLLEGE

FOR YOUNG WOMEN, English, Scientific,
Classical, and Special Course. Unsurpassed
advantages for Drawing, Painting, and Music
Course for those preparing to teach. Well
furnished and cheerful rooms. and generous
table for boarding pupils. Delightful grounds.
tuition 800 per year; total expense for board
ers, 1894. Ornamental branches and French
extra Next Semester begins September IL.
Address the President, REV. DAVID II.
MOORE, ID, Cincinnati. jyIl-20tW&S
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Meetings of Workingmen.

There will be mass meeting Of the
Norklngmen of the Twenty fourth
Ware, at Paramount Woolen Mills, this
evening, 2. j. Mcclure, OF New Haven,
Conn, and others will speak.
the WOrklngmen OF The Eighth Ward
will meet at No. 9S Plum street this
evening Tor organization. MI. MCGUIRE
will speak.
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1t will pay you to visit MabeY's New
stores aud examine the elegant stock OF Cloth
ing he has for Mems, Youths and Chldren's
wear His Clothing is all made in the very
best style and warranted just as represented,
and you will fnd the prices from 25 to 35 per
cent. lower than any other house in the city.
s. and t6 West Fifth street, opposite Fountain,
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UNDERWRITERS,
COAL DEALER. Go.
FRANK. IORENTZ,

NOTARY PUBLIC and dealer in coal ana
~ coke, flour, feed, wood, sand, lime, cement
plaster. lrG brick. cla". chimney tops, dram.
Tie, Gc., &C. O1lce sos and S9S Central ave
nue.; office ana blacksmith shops, SOB
Central avenue; cigar store and oflioo 5l3 W.
second street and 533 Central avenue. Agent
for the Piedmont, West Virginia, bl.uminous,
coal for blacksmlths: also Gordon's horse,
cattle and hog food. Furniture cars
omnibus g. bugsies and barouches Tor
hire, Expres sing and all kinds OF
light and heavy hs%lnS oG done ,d rieasure Boa,
excursions. no.5-ly-S&W
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NJ OTICE.-Ancil b. Perkins, plaintiff, VS.
' Sarah Perkins, decentralization.
County, Ohio, Court Of Common Pleas-No.
52.S5l.-The defendant will AXE notice that on
Saturday, the 29th day Of September, the plain
tiff above named will take the dispositions OF
the Office Of NJ. q. Garrison. at Kent, Porta ge
County, State of Ohio; and on Wednesday, the
3d OF October, that the p aintf will take the
dispositions or George b. Camp and sundry
witnesses, at the office of Asa N. Hawlcy, at
All OF said testimony to be used as evidence !
the trial OF the above cause. Said testimony
will be taken at said times at said places, be-
tween the hours Of eight o'clock A. N. and
SIX o'clock p. Nj and that the taking Of the
same will be adjourned from day TO day be.
tween the same hours until they are completed
ANtIL Is. PERKINS,
By CowAE & DURRELL, his Attorneys
-3tS
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SKETCHING FROM NATURE-ln pencil
- and water colors, and drawing and paint
ing in coored crayons: practical Instructor,
illustrated 60 CTS or any bookseller OF JESS 4
HAEEY & co., 1l9 Nassau st., NY. fell-tf
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EDUCATIONAL.
CH|CKER|NG INSTITUTE

n TIFIC SCHOOL of twenty-five ycarss
standing. Employs twelve teachers. Re-.
opens MONDAY, September II. Receives
boys commencing at A, B, C's and youth Of
al ages. Prepares thoroughly for the best
Colleges and Scientific Schools and for B1si-
ness. fne Principal may be seen daily az No.
2S3 West Seventh street, from II till and
from to 8 Z. NJ. Catalogues at the Book
stores. je9 W&StSep20
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ETY.. II. c. Evans, Vice Chairman; G.
W. Bernard, VIM. Moore, Henry Kelley,
w. G. Wynne, Secretary, Executive
Committee oil the Q. Z. q. L. u"
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School of Design, University of
Cincinnati.

THE REGULAR SESSION WILL OPEN
i on MONDAY, September II, 1877, in Gin
cnnatl College Building For inform tlon
address sel3-3t T. B. DISNEY, Clerk.
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For 81 you can buy White Shirt worth
81 81 at Maoley's Mammoth Clothing House, G6
anu Is West Fifth street. opposite Fountain.
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LEGAL.

CHARLOTrE CLIFFORD. FORMERLY
~ Of Cincinnati, Ohio, present whereabouts
unknown, is notified that Henry Clifford, her
husband, on the 3Jth day of June, A. u. 1871,
flied his petition iu the office OF the Clerk OF
the Court Of Common Pleas, within and for the
County OF Hamilton, and State of Ohio tease
No. 53,O93), charging the said Charlotte Clifford
with adultery and gross neglect OF duty, and
asSing that he may be divorced from the said
Charlotte Clifford, and unless she answers
within SIX weeks from the date of the first
publication hereof, the petition of the said
plaintiff, such petition will be taken as true.
Dated Cincinnati, August IL, 1877.
HENRY CLIFFORD,
By MANNIx & CosGRAvE, his Attorneys.
aHll-6tS
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DIRECTORY FOR ADVERTISERS.
HERALD, BRANCH oFFIHE, les -, BRo 9,AY
OPEN DAY AND NIGHT FOR RECEPTION OF
ADVERTISEMENTS AND SALES OF PAPERS.

HERd tRS fnHscH 8 Sr y ei Or
xbvERTfsEAESrs AND SALES OF fAfEiss.
r.o:..a 9Th and eth coils
BoAR6Eks wANTEp-as fSssmz,.s and "a coils
sRoS s sO k hoHsi ssrATz poh salEsD
ssTEsISsss opRoETyxIrIEs IT P. .s,
CLEeKs AND sAIEsMEN-2p PAcE-esh col.
co1cIIMRS As f1cssfa PAere.h COL
rAess So H0
bkNTisTRY.aD PAcr"5th col. -''-e''' w.
BMEILfNG HnusEs f 70 LET, FURNISHED AND uS-
ESissEb1 rasnd and sd coils
fiSE xRTs-.era PAcs. 9th col
FURSisaED Rooms AND APARTMENTS TO LET
EysSf5GtSH-S e ss ss; p.c.s,s 90.
loRsEs. GARRIAGEs. 4c-isr PAcr-2d and Sd coils
HSu s koo psH &C. .' wANrED-aD r4os-iss COL
EosT 9sb f1ssse 81 col
M4ssEE S1S8ELssra @assaesA COL
9Th
M!sc fha oss fs.s PAon-sd COL
NsH NV ffSses ssi co.,
F FfEHSsSsNAs' d nsGznYs sceru rAereh COL
sfJAT6ss
pRoFnk EtG oUS Of THE CITY FOR SALE OR TO
ssE3ES
KEWAkDS-lsr PAGE-1st COL
IA LrS Al AUCTION-2D PAGE-4th and 9Th coils
SITUATIONS WANTED-fEMALES-7rH PAGE-1st I'd,
3D.. 4th 5th and 9th co.'s.
SITUATIONS WANTED-MALES-2D PAcx-6th col
srokTiNoMboGs. BiKps. so..isr TT P1csDsd COL
STOkAGE-9TH PAGE-6th col.
THE TRADES-7TH PAGE-6th col
THE TURF-1sr PAGE I'd col.
To LET FOR BUSINESS PURPOSES-2D PAcE-lst COL
TRAVELLERS, GUIDE-2p PAGE-3d COL
UNFINISHED ROOMS AND APARTMENTS TO LET
IN PAGE-Ist col.
WANTED To puRCHAsE-isr PAcE-3d COL
WATCHES, JEWkLRY, ACID PAGE-5th col.
WINTER KESORTS-2 PAGE-2d col
YACHTS. STEAMBOATS,. &C -10rH PAcE-jth col
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SPECIAL NOTICES,

SPECIAL NOTICES.
T..
% any o S. or .ss
cialty.
HENRY A. DANIELS. NJ D.,
IA Lexington nv., near Goth st.
Hours 81 oa
METR0POLlTAN JOB PRINTING OFFICE
OF
% ANN ST.
is TUB CHEAPEST AND BEST
PRINTING OFFICE IN THE CITY
ALL KINDS OF
FINE BOOK.
NEWSPAPER AND
MERCANTILE PRINTING AND LIrnooRAph1Ka
CHEAP FOR CASH
ALSO
THEATRICAL. VARIETY AND MUSIC HALL POSTERS,
PROGRAMMES AND TICKETS.
BILL HEADS ,n
GUTTER sNIPEs. POSTERS. .D'
81. 81 sSSI s S|E$ss'
AUCTION HOUSE PRINTING
Hxrh lAs e SAsFsl
STEAMSHIP LINES
EXECUTED IN d sAsSAD r, w2Rk ksD IN BETTER
sTS Han SS Ssi II o 4 EsT 5Syl5 5si0i
FINE wooD ENGRAVING
ooLoaED PRINTING SPECIALITY
now AScsS.h xH HfshiT71os
AMERICAN Il Ss ynF FAIR
FIRST CLASS 1SS WORK
LOW eOn r aasH
BRANCH OFFICE ron RfShrPr OF Orders.
JUNCTION snoAb 'ss srH as g., ST. AND STU Ax
METROPOLITAN JOB PRINTING OFFICE.
TO ANY PART 81 gHE Gs1rEp STATES Q. Q. D;
sSk Is aRokR SAME
C BUYS TICKET KENTUCKY STATE SINGLE NUM-
" Der Lottery. November IS; 1914 prizes, $67 92
tnl. $4,000 Buy from Managers Eastern Office W LIZ
1AMSON CO.. 500 Broadway:
0H7 OCE KENTUCKY STATE NOVEMBER Is.
IpO sOACs Capital Prisc. $4,000.
Whole tickets, 81.
Royal Havana. November d. Tickets, $40 to 81.
JACKSON CO.. Bankers. 81 Nassau st.. Fulton.
@[.7 OGlE ONLY THREE DAYS MORE.-BUY BE-
pO ~ 1O.ore 1t is too late Kentucky State Lottery
November Is; S67 OPS will be distributed In cash
prizes the capital Of ST. 900 the lowest Of
S. Tickets 81. Address all orders ths authorised
Northern Agents, WIN. COOPER Il CO., .227 Broadway
SPORTING-BIRDs. DOGS. sc.
< FOR SALE, ALL KINDS or FANCY DOGS
n Birds &C. Medicines for all Diseases Prepared Food
for mocking birds. ut y. @. DOvEYS No. 3Grcene st.,
near Canal.
DINE SINGING CANARY BIRDS ON EXHIBITION
and sale this day TUNIS JOESON'S Sxlesroom, ~
Nassau ct.
L,OR sALE-A WELL BRED NEWFOUNDLAND DOG
at sacrifice. Apply ~ 1870 Spring 81, plumbing shop.
THE TURF.
A -FLEETWOOD PARK, NEW YORK MONDAY,
IA Noyeber I2-Race TO saddle, ak entresNew Brook.
Aleck Hack hakaAw, Mary Lamb, Rosa. and st. GEORGE
Horses will BIO called 81 O'Clock I: Admission 5Uc
GATES r. BARNARD
JACKSON. MISS, RACEs.-BILLIARD MATCH,
Sexton Dion entries and results, Thomas xchnnge,
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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-11-12
ANIUSic MENTs.

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w Proprietor and Manager Mr. LESTER WALLACE
Production OF FRANK MARSIiALL'S charming Comedy
Drama
Ths characters In the play will be distributed fol-
EARL OF DASUINGTON. Mr.. J. w. SHANNON
ARTHUR LORD Chiffon his son. in the -Koyai
Buns las written expressly for and originally .
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PHILIP servant TO Bragieigh. ......Mr Il. NJ HOLLAND
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MAGDALEN AfiiERLEiGii Mus RosE coGiiLAN
Mrs. HOWARD Mime. PoNISI
CONSTANCE HOWARD, her
daughter Miss STELLA BONLFAUE
MARY. maid to NJ Agdacn. Miss META BARTLETT
Choristcrs, Servants, &c -
NEW AND APPROPRIATE INCIDENTAL MUSIC, BY
r,,r ,,r,r MI THOMAS BAKER
THE NEW SCENERY will consist off,
aRouSbs H op Arn slE HAsL. CUM.
BERLAND by Mr. J. CLARE.
HALL IN Chiffon CASTLE. THE SEAT OF TUE
EARL OF DAshINdTos,. by Mr. j. ROBERTS.
MORNING ROOM IN Chiffon CASTLE, by Mr.. j.
CLARE
MATINEE EVERY SATURDAY AT 1880
Carriages may be ordered 1T 10 80
Box Office open from 4. NJ. to 4P. VI.