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Indians under Chiefs Joseph and Look
ing Glass have induced other Indians,
whose neutrality was counted on, to
Join the hostiles, and an earnest request
for reiuforcements has been received.
The course pursued by General ORD
and the officers under his command Is
heartily approved.
The Arizona Trouble.
Gen. Mcdowell has been ordered by
the Secretary OF War to investigate the
case OF Col. KartZ, OF Arizona, who Is
charged with beiBg responsible tor all
the outrages committed by the Indians
In that Territory. General Mcdowell
concluded that In justice to Col. Kartz
Court of Inquiry should be ordered to
make a further and final investigation.
Joyce, of Whisky Ring Fame.
Ex-Governor Fletcher, counsel for
Joyce, OF whisky ring fame, claims by
Saturday next Joyce will have served
out his legal sentence, so he will be able
to have him released on a writ Of habeas
corpus.
The Ball Extracted.
The Commissioner OF Internal Reve
nue. has received information that the
ball which lodged in the neck OF Col
Fred. Myers, the revenue agent who
was shot some time ago in Missouri, has
been extracted. sci The indications are
that he will recover, in which case ht
will be restored to duty.
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Onions, Alberd Sinds. Reice Davis, ".
Fl. Williams. DAWN Owens, Daniel ..
D Wis, John J. Thomas, John Williams 8.
David'R. Williams, john J: Evans, Al
fred R. Gustaf, H. Lewis. W. Il. Roberts,
John Beddle, William Rstera, Thomas
G. Williams, Ii. @. Lewis, VIM. W. zen.
kins and Evan Hopkins. 1t 10 expecteu
that the majority OF them will recover.
Every possible attention Is given TO the
poor sufferers.
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City Treasurer whitney.

National Associated Press to the STAR =
BOSTON, July 12.-Mayor Allen, OF
Cambridge, last night vetoed the order
of the City Council removing City Treas
urer Whitney from office, and his veto
was sustained. The legal opinion OF
Judge e. r. Hoar was submitted by the
Mayor to the effect that the Council had
no power to remove the Treasurer.
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COUNTY AUDITORS OFRaCE.
Comparative Statement for SAs
Past Four Years.

FASt EOWr XeafSs
A STAR reported called upon County
Auditor j. b. Humphreys, this m0rni,:g,
and in answer to request for q hrisf
and comprehensive statement of the
business of the office for the last tew
years, or during The present admins
tratiou, was handed the following. whioh
certainly shows q healthy exhibit. and
one, too, of which che taxpayers hava
no reason to complain. Ii Mr.. Van
Tyne, by virtue OF his office as chief ad-
wiser OF the Auditor, has been instru-
mental In institutiBg reforms by which
these satisfactory results have been at
rived at, 1t would seem to the unpreju-
diced observer that he is the right maa
in The right places
The Lo4al expenditures for the service
OF the County Auditors Office, annual
ly, forthe last iour years, Is AS followss
For the year ending Nov 8. 1s7'......ssA,l. .
g le75...... 81. l42 "
CINCINNATI REAL ESTATE.
Value in real estate i'll 1876. ......$l21,l
1873. IL ,47s.2~
Increase in value Of realty ...$ a,65z., ~
Increase of county, outside Of city, .$5xSsR
Total increase since 1873. lss, ,sss
This increase means permanent adal-
tlonal work IOr this office.
The new entries oil real estate for tho
year 1876 amounted TO 3,343, which are
entereA twice, making total new entries
6,6S6
Tue force OF the Authors office per-
form, largely increased amount Of
work, at less cost to the tax
payers of Hamilton County in 1876 tuaa
in the year 1878.
JOSEPH B. HUMPHREYS.
GOuuLk AuuttRF
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National Associated Press to the Star.
PoTTsvILLE, PA, July 12-The en-
ployes of the Ruck Ridge CoIIiery, at
shamoken, owned and operated by May,
Authenrietn q Co., Philadelphia, struck
this morning on account Of the wages
tor the last month being fifty per cent.
below the basis. Tue colliery employed
about two hundred men and boys.
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The survey OF Palestine, under Britt n
auspices, IL progressing favorably.
Lieutenant Kitchener has completed
five hundred anu ti,ty square miles, and
hopes to finish the norm or Palestine by
the end of July. He has discovered iva
synagosues not previously known, and
four dOlmens.
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Revolt Oh the Egyptian Frontiers.
National Associated Press to the Star.
ALEXANDRIA, July ia force with
twenty-iour cannon and one thousand
four hundred Remingto ton rifles is leaving
Adowa frontier, to encounter revolted
tributary King.
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Local Personals.

Mayor Moore and family will leave ier
Louisville tomorrow morning 20 attend
the Sangeriest.
City Clerk Dick Rohner and family
are sojourning in Philadelphia for ten
days. He will probably return the lat
ter part of this week.
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The Kentucky Outlaws

National Associated Press to the star.
RIvERDoN, KY, July 12.-The latest
dispatches from Captain Woods, CON-
mandipg the Covington Light Guards
say all of the Holbrook and Stamper
forces have surrendered, and all but
three Of the Underwood gang have been
arrested,
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1t is probable that the Annual Con-
gress of Russian Naturalists will not be
held this year, as no provision has beea
made for it by the Government, and the
war will prevent the expenses met by
private contributions.
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Announce naeats,

The Pioneer Association will give
public excursion to the Soldiers Home
next Wednesday, July lS A train Hi,A
leave by the o., II. Il ID. Railroad at Z
A. N. Round-trlp tickets, 81 26
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ElOpement of an English Lady.
National Associated Press to the STAR
NEW YORK, July ia special cable
to the Times from London reports the
Of Lady Ernest Tempest with
Mr.. Hunger!ord. Lord TEMPEST swears
ne will shoot Hungerford, and duel Is
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Correspondence OF the star.


WAsHINGToN, July 10, 1877.
There is a moderate hegira going Oh
just now amongst the
GOVERNMENT CLERKS;
for, as the red-hot days of July and Az
gust begin to set the capital in a broil-
ing condition, the clerks remember that
they are entitled to thirty days "play-
spell" during each year, and they pro-
pose to take 1t now. So. we see them,
day by day, packing their little black
trunks and hieing to the country to see
their rural cousins and get a mouthful
OF fresh air. Poor devils! they need it
so much (?) Now I don't object to a
man having vacation every year, but
isn't 1t sort of crowding the mourners to
allow clerk one.twefth othis time, pay
going right ON as usua?, Poor devils
like editors and newspaper correspond
ents are glad to get off even when the pay
is stopped.
The truth is the average Government
clerk has a soft thing Of IL ,'no matter
what he says To the contrary. Look at
| it moment. He gets fat salary any
where from $1,000 to VI 800 a year, pay
| able In monthly installments In clean
| cash, by a master who never groWls or
fails TO plank down the money; then he
never goes to work till 8 in the morning
and drops his tools at precisely 4Vclock
| p, M, =, rain or shine-just seven hours
Tor days work; then ne is never known
to hurry takes his time to every thing;
does in seven hours what a man working
| by the job would get away with in three
b ,urs ut the outside; his work requires
little thought, no brain bother, but he
copies and follows routine system.
| Give man such chance in store, a
bank, or newspaper office, and wouldn't
ne De caileu ueueeq luchy le.toW,
bntu Rnt nsH tne clark abnnt il. EN-?
| On ,esI He nnts on lnyubrious phiz.
says he ia AZ WARY. comnlains of small
SayS hari nv 80 worE ' ani sova his ia "a dog,
fix Trv nm Oh bv snypesting to take
his nIace and yreat .iorsah | hnw he viii
sti.k Wnich Soes IN nrnve that a Gov
arnmant clarksnin ia delivhl1nl nosi.
tion The onlv rhinv thut aver was
known to worry a clerk ia the tear lesl
he NAV lose his weary. tlresom. office,
OLD BEN WADE
| has changed his mlnd during the last
Two months. He has now gone back ON
that rad-hot letter he wrote, i'll which he
bounced The President SO shocking for
nls poAioy. on' soy no" ne 30 sI%u W.
lhah.vinv walI and arc disnosad tn oiva
the negro his rights and treat him re-
snee1ahlv. II the uollcy ia going 20 bear
Srrh ir,,,t # mnst noSsess real mari
Sn he is ready TO concur in the policy so
Inny az in works an well. Blnff Ren. ia
hnnast in wh.tavar no savs and he al
w.ys sava il az tho world can unlar-
stand him He il m the right aide now
and we give him credit for manliuess In
saying SO.
SEVEN THOUSAND OF 'EM!
| Tbara ara savan tn,us,nd ,n,,,c,-
,,ons IN fle at the state npnart
Want for foreign nositions and
NV ono saiariea Cnnsp,shin
vacanti The vacancy ia at a.
panI do I,eando on the 4 friran sn,ast
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N atonal Associated Press to the Star
NASHVILLE, Tenn, July 12.-Min.
Wilson, colored, will be hung at Jack
son on Saturday for numbering an off,
Ger. M. &. Perkins, on the 14th OF July,
1876,
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FOR RENT.

L>OR KENT-HOU story brick store
L and dwelling, No. place for bakery;
none in the neighborhood; must have one. w.
FL. FURRY, South Cumminsville. l0-3t
TOR RENT--HOUSE SES-Those neat two and
r a half story bricks, Nos 80 and 81 Milton
street; each six rooms, gas, hyurant, cistern,
front, side and rear yards. Inquire at 546
Main street. 10-3t
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NEW YORK CITY.
Duties on Steel and lrcn.

National Associated Press to the Star.
NEW YORK, July 12.-The Treasury
Department mas ruled that machinery
composed of steel and iron must pay
duty as If composed entirely Of steel.
The decision is OF great Importance to
all manufacturers.
A Daring Robbery
was perpetrated in the office of j. B.
Colgate g. Co., bullion and specie brok
ers, on Wall street, yesterday morning.
A check drawn by order of SculIy & Nc.
Dewitt, and endorsed by them, to the
amount OF $4,000, and $1,000 in bank
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'n Am OramEemaM Shot.
National Associated Press to the Star.
MONTREAL, July ia stranger who
was wearing all Orange lily has just
been shot dead, on Victoria Square.
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FOR sALH--REAL ESTATE.

LNOk SALE -LAND-Ten acres OF ground
Il with frame house Of eight rooms, with
plenty OF fruit and berries, situated one-half
mile north OF Sc amsvile, Fourth Ward. ln-
qliire on ill-top. JOHN WILDEY. 9-5t
EOR SALE - FARM = Good farm Of VIZ
i acres, situated u miles from Williams
burg, In Clermont County. Farm in good Or
der. Will sell on VERY EASY terms. A good
chance for any one desiring it to get good
home. Address b B. g., star office, 80 Wal
nut street, Cincinnati, o. jy25d&jy27w- -bf n
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THE LATEST


The Four Per Cents. ii.
National Associated Press to the Star.
LONDON July 12.-The United States
four per cents were placed in the mar.
ket here today at 10aA
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wv ANTED-- D--SlTUATION--B a man to do
w the work OF a genteman's plac"; good
Aoraeman and gardener; good references. Call
at 373 !, est Court street. 'l-4t
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VXTANrED -- STU UAIION.-- A gentleman
w from Ireland wishes employment at any
Business. Address WINNIAN, 40 George ST.
ll-3t
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w ANrED- -SlrUA1ION-As porter in II
w hotel or Wholesale house, by young
man. Address A. H., care Y. n. q. A., south
9ast corner Elm ami sixth streets. l-4C
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ADJUSTMENTS.
B A S E. B A LII!

CINCINNATI,
THURSDAY, July IL.
GAME CALLED AT $3.50 O'CLOCK.
Trains leave Plum street Depot at 1880, 8
and $40 p. NJ. Special cars for ladies.
Admission SOC; children under fifteen years
80
! Ladies' admitted to the GRAND DUCHESS
without extra charge. Tickets for sale at
Burnett House, Grand HOTEL Perry 4 Morton'4,
Hawley's, John Z. Davis, John Donovan's,
Plum street Depot, and Grounds, also at
Eighth street crossing, where all trains stop.
iY1n-2t
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w IANTED-sIrUA ATION-By Rrst-class
w carriage smith. on light work. Addre 8
SMITH, 235 West Fifth street, in care Of Snan-
a0n, 9-4t
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w Boston man, who is throughly aGquaint-
Cd with the grocery and provision business.
Apply to +. W, II Mcfarland strcer. l1-3t
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"a ANTED - SllUArI IN - By young
w man who has worked in O wholesale no.
zion house; wiling TO WORK at anything: can
Nee. jv12-3t*
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wANTED---SITUATIONS.

VA| ANTED-SITU ATiON-By miller: one
w who can bring good recommendations
Address W. M. ROOKIE Hamilton, .. li-4t
NAJ ANTED-SIrUAT ATION--As drayman or
w wagner; can give the best reference.
Inquire at the corner of Pierson and Fifth SITS.
1l-3t
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NAJ ANTED - SITUATION - AS coachman
w and gardener, by Il married man who has
dress or call at A. SlMPKlNSON'S residence,
West Walnut Hills. 1876
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DIRECTORY FOR ADVERTISERS.

AsTRoLOGY-I2rH PAcK--sth col.
sSxkb ssSkEHs asD %tSfF6ss ns "a s
BsooKLYN RHxE hidS estate f: roI s&LE-aD PAo.-iss
ssgsskss ssEoE1ux1lEsas.sss E..r',s s.ss ~;
cLERSss San AND 5s.n sAEEsMHS-iaTa % %P1sr-Ssh col.
5.css and sss col
SSsSiSS SSSbPxsi;" p:ss.sss :ss 81 ss ss
DENTIsTRY-ap PAcE-eth col;
DwEIIIsa HotsEs nET FURNISHED AND uS
EUROPEAN ggESssHFDsR rssa-s.A ss COL
kkSeSRknlasM r1s'Ps:a Pssas.A COL
g6E nooas ASS TO
sEsS % r...,A and 9Th
HoksEs, oHRsiAaEs. Sc.-isr fasE-sd 81 and 4sh
noTEIs- IN P.s.-sa col; .
HSYShs FSx AZ COL
LGGeZAL LEGAL No @NoE%cEsn2p % PAs.-e.h col.
MscsESEssx1IE sASsEE r1fsnSsn fa.sa ss col
EisdEEkTfSJs rfsss Pool col
sHs r.ssss CO..
pEaASs ORGANS. pAo.-s.A COL
POOL SELLIN6-Isr PAGE I'd col
POST OFFICE NOTICE-11rH PAcE-Gth col.
PROPOSALS-1lrn PAcx-6th col.
PsoPFkrY FAsi''o SUT of THE CITY FOR SALE OR TO
RENTED PAGK-1st col.
REAL ESTATE TO EXCHANGE-2D PAGE-1st col
REWARDS-1sr PAcE-lst col.
sn$ ss s.es-esA COL
ss9traS s9sNEa KksokrsM2a rscr@'ia p4ss-.,h sS' COL
THE TRADES-12ru PAGE-6th col.
THE TURF-1sT PAGE--2d col.
TO LET FOR BUSINESS PURPOsEs-2p PAcz-lst
TRAVELLERS GUIDE-2p PAGE--6th COL
uNFURNISHED ROOMS AND APARTMENTS TO LET
IN PacE-2d col
WANTED TO PURCHASE-2p PAcg-6th col.
WATCHES. JEWELnY. &C.-i1TH pAGE-5th col.
WINES. LIQUORS. &C.-i1TH PAGE-5th col.
YACHTS. STEAMBOATS,. &C.-IOru PAGE-5th and 9Th
coils.
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HORSES. CARRIAGES, sc.


MoRTcAGE sALm-c. ". BAKER, ,AucTioNEEk:
e sas arm .s Of nc 6 Barker @ MI s sell It pSss
soaih~sst corner Of Broadway and ssth s..
York Road wason and sslk, set Of pa,ass. Bridc
stoves. By order q wm H. fr"nsn.on %"rssass
MeomTGAGE sALEIElSnT ~ GOOD WORK 81, HSD n,
S.I. or TsTT.1sy Jrns T. % scoss SHARP s sowry
Attorney for Mortgarce
DoNY PHAEToN FOR sALE-IN GOOD ORDER.
cheap: panel body cloth lined. leather top Apply at
pAlR PONIES cHEAP-PnAEToN DEPOT WAGON.
esso 1 0 sS & %Srs Single and Double
DARTIEs LEAVING FOR EUROPE Will DISPOSE
University place.
poNY .PHAhToN AND SINGLE HARNESS FOR
umbrella top. Apply al BKowN's i4a Vest s5.h -
THE CELEBRATED wA1ERrowN PLATFORM
s' nASklR s's
ordered to the frontier and or sale today at BAR
KLRs corner OF scadssy and seth the following Gle.
can tr:t in 80 supctb Basket Wagon, aieo a. Close;
ago; price $3.50 N0's' A' s''' ''o SNORT ''''
V'o EXCHANGE FOR STEAM LAUNCH. NOT OYER
nine c ssa %
has been driven IN private in ao stylish and sound
in Single double sn' ,rs given aud psdsrse
warranted. Address box ia'. Norwaik Conn
VERMONT BLACK HAWK i5.2. SIX YEARS OLD;
stable. :sth st. aud Broadway
WANTED TO sELL--A JET BLACK HoRsE PER-
w tect beauty. years old. l5S hands high; sound,
kind gentle well broken under saddle for lady gentle
and kind and u harness: for Horse
kind and trne in all harness. Apply livery stable, isi
lNANTED-HoRSE.T TRUCK AND WORK. OK A GOOD
" express route. Address FREDERICK II. WATERS,
l3s Eidridge s New York city
yNANTED.--A GENTLEMAN WILL HIRE, FOR 3
w nths Horse Horses with Carriage seating four
sly; fair price Address. with
scripton dtcrms GEoRGE BLOOD. box 522o Post office
lNANTED--A Boy,s PONY ALSO. a SADDLE AND
w Bride. Address q. L.. Herald onicc.
\MANTED-A PARK PHAETON WITH ToP IN
w exchange Tor full spring toy would buy phae
ton for cash u cheap Address W. f. T.. Herald Office
WE STILL SELL LINEN HossE SHEETS AT 65
w cents JAcOBowsKi MART. rs Chambers ST.
n HORSES. SUITABLE FOR ANY BUSINESS: ANY
ftria given and warranted sound 40 West 30th st.
C0 FINE KENTUCKY HORSES FOR SALE AT
RICHARD rENIsTAN.
GEE -TOP GROCERY OR EXPRESS WAGON, IN
spOC.good order not half value a43 West 34th At
&E0--NEw SET LIGHT DOUBLE HARNESS.; SIN.
pOUgi,, s25;, new top Pony phae,on sii5. ia West
&IONmmcOsT $3.50, TOR. GROCER. EXPRESS
.DlAWwason. new: pony built Horse, Si25; Harness.
family Wagon. DOT West 18th.
CE(l,NEw AND SECOND HAND CARRIAGES, ONE
Brewster Half Phi ,etons, Wood Bros top
PhAeton also elegant Cart with top Goth
Kockaways ana Depot Wagons Coac6es Landaus Coupes
Broughams, top Road and Express Wagons Canopy Ram
Mns BE- a low s e reduce 'ss and
Nm. II. GRAY. 10 and - Wooster st.
C1 S0 WILL BUY AN ELEGANT TEAM OF BRIGHT
sDfOUbxy Mares; warranted kind ana sound
sold to pay keep Inquire Of Mr.. SEAMAN, i55 West
5Oth st.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
A.-noyAL HavASA AZ sao 6sSw,sG siS Il ss suLYa
So 4akS. r = e 2sseh5cu. q Is; "a Park row
A MEXICAN SOFT CAPSULE co.'s PURE CAPsUL-
Acted medicines put up in metallic boxes All druggists
1sEasEs :as MES sy b THE
y MARTINEZ 4 CO..
Bankers: 10 Wall 81. oa.emenp,,
B srsn "n 'anA
Lottery Prtses casheG.
Next Drawing July =. 1877.
i've, K 4sa s: ,ss :prps
aad st. Send for testimonials
DhHEESHksEEs DhESkE qs pAyfhis HsS frEq,AIs e. ..,r,
18th st. Once hours from ito J.
nIvoRcEs-ABsoLUTE. SPEEDILY OBTAINED.
publicity de.ssu e,hsr
irss IsSXo g. soScE Ia~ysr asa s,ss sroad~ay e'
u OFFICIAL KENTUCKY STATE DRAWINGS.
81 u g. t. Class r. ss a y TO- 20
~ 'o ~ - s..:s asi-sssr . g = ns77 - %
. - n.srro.s. = 70 AZ 10 asssss % =: 10 i is7 9 s'
81 ~ y o. xIanoss 81 y DiakiAsoS "a 81 Manager; as a.
CLUE sSrr asss s."'s
T.. June 80 81 % to $40
A''' 'S"'. as'Tf "TtrH co. go g Ss% sgs.a~y
E'INhE RYE wnlsKEy, FOUR IEARS OLD s. PER
Eon sroMACIl hIyER or KIDNEY DISEASES
y use BR0UGHToNs Invsorating syrup. 25c. advice
~ JHLDER. JR UNITED STATES CONSULAR OF
VT.Hce tor Bremc crhavenu c-stcmunde Shipowner and
@ Nss. Vivian s"s Yellow Metal wssss London Once
1o7 Quaysde~ Brcneriaven
MEssRs J.: n. SMITHS SONS, OF IS AND 27 PECK
ARE Offering r.%srkasy m. selection 9, C.rss
at astonishngly low hgures.
NERVOUS ExIIAusTION-A MEDICAL ESSAY,
scum a""s@y New tie cause and ears pro.
be- o"ns y"ops. Of the
marrMg. and tho Of physical
ne aahsT b. K%iIs. ONCE '' and nd
NOTICE-wANTED. THE NAMES AND POST OF.
Of New York city f. GwYN iis Chambers ST.. York.
or ny sAy TO
with personally call my ONCE once alter
'sI aoi ssy .s
n'' to transact all e' ksRsasps @
OFFICIAL DRAWINGS GEoRGIA STATE.
@ sEosc'A y 4s q 81 M sIAss 'ysr 20 as 1877 60
sa q i g
w. o. csesea Il. a. 81 ~ 20 -
65, IL. 23. ~. s, II. ~. 10. 40. AZ. A. 81.
CONSOLIDATED GEORCIA-CLAss 224-IUNE 20 1877.
81, IL. 30. 8, 10, e; 37 9! 4, ~, e., IL
For information apply to SPENCER CO..
Ann st. and 81 Park row. room g.
DOYAL HAVANA LOTTERY DRAWS EVERY is
Cdays prizes cashed orders filed Information furnished,
highest paid Tor spanish bank bills gcvcrnments
&c TAYLOR CO.. Bankers. No. IL Wall at. N. y.
TNHE CITIZENS OF NEW YORK
who are in favor Of Rapid Transit. BUT WHO BELIEVE
IN THE RIGHTS OF PROPERTY the unbiased admin.
istraton Of JUSTICE and who ARE OPPOSED TO THE
WHOLESALE CoNFrscATIoN OF THE STREETS AND
AVENUES the benefit OF private corporation are re-
qucstcd to meet Mt
CHICKERING HALL. on THURSDAY EVENING,
the 2ist inst. at 8 o'clock.
to hear from distinguished citizens and from members
the Legislature In tho late session honoraby defended
the public and private interests which hrestened
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AsIUsEMENrs.

GRAND OPERA HOUSE
OPoOLE DOSNEtLY ....... Lesses and Mans gers
MATINEE COOLEST uoiJsE III TIr wkTROPOf.IS
MAIiNEE There IL nothing to equal it.
MATINEE ! RESERVED SEATS (orchestrx circle), Soc.
MATINEE The Union SQUARE TIIEATRE sen,ation
MATINEE SMIKE. FULL Union SQUARE Ca8T
MATINEE All the oririna grand Effects
MATINEE / DEPARTURE Of TiIE YORK MAIL
TO-DAY A real English stage Coach four splendid
TO-DAY knglish lor.es Driver t;uard xc. A GRE AT
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- AT stevenson. Parselle. Thompson. Leningweil
LOCK Mrs. Mclkins Misses Bou Heron sv,v.ster
O'CLOCK Norwood. &c.
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