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PORT HURON.

SPsS*8s 1RsV370E 70 8HN 3FFu1"E
Fonr HURON. Aug. e0.-Dowu-Props Dad2e
State. II. Holland, Benton, Wlssshickon, Co,um
ba. Vanderbilt, Quebec, Colorado, City of Toledo
ssarucea, Tutuo aud consost, A!pena and barxrA,
Egyptian and eoaaort, Burlington aud barges,
Graves and co1soft, Music and raft, Mineral Hocs
aud basgea; schss Louisa. prtncs Edward, Patti,
dlder. L. .. Hammond, !. N. Foster, Col. Cook,
PaEn!1, Charlotte Naab, Mary Copley.
,tp-P!oPa wes.foEd, tndia, Wilson and baesss.
y: swain and consoft, Michigan and haeYcs,
Clinton sad batges, Cleveland and bssges, Van.
desb'lt and towl schre lied, y hite, aad blue,
Ftancls Palms. fevAds, 81 Lawrence Gui1e,
Platter. Anlss Cobb, Orphan boy, Na1s.Gunsett,
southampton, John Jswsll. j, d. Ttaycf, +, r.
JlGd. AaRss. II. ". sroyv, Hattie Wells.
Wind southwest, light; weather ane.
, 1877-08-21

irtcfrt Ii4p4tch to TIE Trtoane.
DErEoir, Mich, Aug, 9o.-The hchf Mary
cppcy ~"a teizrd yesterday BY the Cn!tcj States
Sarahat, and to-day hn was sned for tft4pass on
thf ground that tho seizure ras madc on Canadian
wateFt and. fufthrr, that tue act was Invalid. be-
Ing performed Sunday.
, 1877-08-21


ranes soald rcfn,G to Se'lc !" H. ,srn.'
f.rc 'nove'l 10 80 amend the scpor. AMI Or.
a1na1ce: ,,
.na h".: I ntoo5, 1T, ,ts'tsa % =" ,,.'"ac n.e
~ ~ 'oto u" e"S'1 eo"'fa's ecraf"e'S' '."F'
ffea;;
"ofaetcn' fnd tuilstitHtc tie words "Ise II
a. Ald etsTt i, r. 9"vsa s. t. ite!t slao for slo in
he he !seis tef :. ''' '0''" '''' COMPANY La'' OF
% slaaso tn:trnrt!ng The compt,ollcr to report
whether tic cnnpa,,ics wouid orrcnt Inc nrono'
sit!ou Of not, mud to inform them Tint tic city
will not ruy any more. Tiu amendment wal
declared out If order, mud MIS- temporarily With
. A Il eas m otr 9sFed ie,s a. ssfnsn r.. ardr r. a sn1
epPtssls; ~ tt. t. p1y e so s4s cs@p1Sy
@ Mcst sido Company sl.9o from ort. l, 1915, to
Ald White moved to lny on tho table. Lost.
amendment, tho Council voting first on the
| Ej.tn, Il wos io.t kv a voic ri nj IA il Thc
foiowlng WA WA ,ss t1,c vStc ~ So'' u III ~ "
~. lkas-hcAuley, Pearsnns. Eos,enbcrc, nnllard
Tarnnw van t1sas, H";a1,, hrnoo T tonk ~.
i'm Hvan. i.tnsrn,orth..iu ~1o"3 ~.
Aap:-Cary, Summer, fully, rodding, Keshcr,
Lawlcr, Oliver. White, .1fcNnrncy. iiawci.t,,
Wheeler, Thompson tI'hirtccnth'. :nanmgarten,
Waldo, Ste'cn. Sweeney. iaussens' ki'k-ls,
The question then varpe on the amendment ~
It app1lci to tho West Hftle Company. 1t wus
loet by vote Of II to 23. Tie vote wae as fol.
iows:
Yfat-arrAu,rv. rcnrsona. no,nnbcto. Ila],nr,.
Thon,n.o, iThftd,, Stewart Gilbert, Cullc,ton,
Van t'sdel. llc1alcr. scatnn1l1.,
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PORT t:lLIsQUHE.

BuY1AIo. Aug. xo.-vesscls passing Port Col.
borne Lock for 'orty.elght hours cnding q o'clock
18th inst:
Wcstward-Props 0swegntche and Cleveland
osdensburg to Chicago; Wcstforl, ogden.burg
to Erie; Ocean, Montreal to Tulcdo; dominion
Lake Eric to Detroit; Clinton, Collins lay 10 Dc.
trolt; Celtic. Hamilton to Detroit; Prussia and
Montreal, waiting ordcss; Lincoln, Kingston 10
Chicago: baEks j. Deummond. Torunto to Toledo:
@. C. Triumph, OaweRo to StIlwaukec; GsnCes
Cape Vincent 10 Detroit; Kyat, Ealuv P0int
to do; WaMannfin aud Augusta. Kiugston 10 UoY
City: e. u. henson, Ogacnsburg to Erie: 81.
t.ou1r. 81. Catharines 10 Toledo; brIg Henry
Knncy, Kingston 10 Toledo; schrs N. a. LyGon,
Fort nnpc u black River: Pandora, Klngeton to
Toledo: West Side, OG1enahuig to Clevcjsud ::
lnsephihc, Iotonto 10 do; C|ara Vouelj, do 10
Port Dutwcll; II. Dudley, Hamilton 10 Toledo:
Nscoustos Toronto 70 Cleveland; NarY Grover,
t0ms; barge LtsGar. Kingston to Chicago Grimrby,
Clyde TO do; Milwaukee and Q. J. Hale, Dglcps-
burg to Chicago.
,Eartwarl-flops Africa, Detroit to Montreal: ::
City OF Now Turk, Tulcdo to Ogdcnshnrg; hayks
Laura, Toledo 10 Kingston; II. UaAklu, Grand
lisscn 70 Mctcal; Cavalier, Rogers city to Coitns
Hay: Siberia, Toledo 10 Kingston: Let.v Hamilton,
detroit 10 do: Mary natlle, Toledo to do; lArabia
Ghlcago to do; Mary Jane, Whcattcy 10 do; achrs
II. J. Murray. Black River to TDronlo; j. i}lgler,
Saginaw to Clayton; AlbAtrost, Middle IstaIId to
Kingston; II. L. J5rcek. Toledo 10 dn; n. Mitch-
cit and o. II. Bnnd. Chicago To do; Gni1ing star.
Milwaukee to Dswouot Antelope, Leamsngton t.
Port NAlhoHtte; james Norris. Haub1e to Metcatf:
SretdWell. C!tvelHnd, O.. To Toronto; Montana,
Toledo To Oswcgo; Victor. Faisport TO Toronto.
, 1877-08-21

Anderson, lying A1ong.iie, wcro hoth considerably
htnscrd. III" former probably ~ much 81. htFl.
the latter about $500, The tags arc Owned by
init brms-a and, having been ont Of cnH,Inis%on
~ the sea'on, were. very likely, insure-Uttroit
, 1877-08-21

The old steam%r Eighth oiio. which Wa butnod
70 the waters sdGo On tho Wtndaoe side OF the
t'sef early YESTERDAY moruins wss tnsuraa for
$40. eco few weeks ARo. Shs WIS built IL San
dusSy. we e+leEe.. nxa.lJ dtseen years since ~ =
side. wheeler. and converted into \ propeller In
lS7& Or 1875. 6hs had nothing on board except
lev coEdt OF wood. Tha tug Lyon and bob
, 1877-08-21

The Captain Of the sehr 8. L.. Mathef. which was
SINK by the Mary Copley. arrived down from Che
boycan on tho Northern Transit Compauy's stmr
Chhmplain Friday evening. Conecrnin9 tho col.
1[slon, he says that the night was not unusually
dark. and no dltaculty was experienced In seeing
vessels lights, and that when tho Copley struck
hin al was confusion, and tho Mathcr sunk In 1sD
feet Of water, barely aiving the crew tule 10 G..
cape, 80 soun did she hlnk. Tho wife aua mo,ner
Of tho Captain. who werc on board, were uuly
saved by the cooncts and courage Ut the mute, WHO
anceeced ~ launching tho snlall.boat. mud thus
saving the !es Of all on tho schooner 70 short wna
their tiA1c that bnt hlty feet interTcncd between
them and the vessel when ahc went dnwn. Tho
Mathcr Was OWNED by e. r. Mineh. and hcr cargo
consisted Of ]. 1000 tons Of Iron ft0m EEcapaha fur
Cleveland. Tns Captain did not know v whrther
there waa any lnauFAIce on either vessel or cargo
-l3tfr0H FrtS fress, .0th. .
Tho cnplcy was scl3cd BY The United Statcs Mar.
saal 1t detroit, Sunday.
, 1877-08-21
MILWAUKEE,,

Entefal DspotcA u 7Re 7f1bnNG
MILWAUKEE. Wis., Aug. 70. Charters: To
Rtngston-Frop Nashua. l., 600 hu wheat ut 1Oc:
rthr Riverside 1B.c COO bn wheat nt sc 10 Port Lot
hrnc aeh hr George q. Ifougltnn. p. 10O In whrst
at 4xc; to lndnle prop James Fisk, ~, 900 bu
Hhrat, through rats.
, 1877-08-21
AM 1UNl:11 E.NrS.
ADEl.Pllf THEATRE.

The very Notable Engagement. for this wrek only OF
tho tnInrnt Dramatic tTtl.t Mr.. H. IL. STln[IA1tT,
M M snI ns;1;sists q @
rlsf, .TilE LuSU sTN!kE. with kew scenery. Ths
Mn By Night Tbs Telegraph Onca. The Hedge.
ko1l AuFdcr, etc,
Fices Of sdnlssou herr only shout ous.ha!f what
&hey n any ether nEslca4a thcstru tu t4ts city
and IAN Ls!3lea NxhtA' lha rule.
nat1ntts Wtdnes1Af and h4t4ftAf. It $50 p, n.
kext sunday h!Kht-Ar. klo4dAkt& Rsnt 1T.
, 1877-08-21
MARQUETTE.
3psc4o1 RlpdkcA to IN 3ttbxns.

0270sss* ESa3zskSN 10
MARQUETTE, Mich, Aug. e0.-Ars4red-Psop
NAhsut; sehr g. II. kfmhAll.
cleatsd-Psop Superior; sehrs Shawnee. s. II.
Eimball.
passed up-Fsop St, Paul,
Ronn.
Ne&ther-F1ns; wind southeast.
, 1877-08-21

CHICAGO ST. .rAUL L MrRNEApOLD LINE
Ticket oces ~ ciark.ss md Al Klnze Dcnot
Leave. Arrive.
e. raui minneapolis Ex... .ioa0 A. IN. 4u,p. NJ,
=. Fau Mnneapot+ Ex.. I B:py b. hi. : n:D H. IL.
, 1877-08-21

0a10Aa0. ALTON 4 81. L0uB AID Chicago
KANSAS CTTY L DENVER BH0RT L1HIN
Union tspt: West Eide, near MAdison.tt briJun and
JHeaSy'thlsd.s Ticket Unicr. It1 KandQlnh.st.
, 1877-08-21

1'ullnan Hotel Carf kst ran through betweeo Chi.
csRn and Omaha. on the train leaving EhIcsgo 1t 13o
4. 0-" ~'t--"0 .0D0
hefr! rhrs west Ut ChtctHp ~ @"'~- -
a-Iftht corner Of WttIA AGt Etnxta .stA
b-UrpOt corner Of Canal and Einxip.sA
, 1877-08-21

Ala. LAWYER moved that Tho appointment Of
Mr.. Stone hu confirmed. The motion was car
Itcd by veto Of 2s tot. Tho vote vas as fol-
lows
Ss!ewart. Gilbert. Summer cal1e5toa. Ioddins,
ies. White McAurney 7hroott Cook. Raw,eteh,
ssa.on; Mhe;ler. l,aumJsr,en. Waldo Siesen.
Chlrteenth). Wysn. Kisi--5. "' 'A'A'''@
Aid, Ryan explained that he Intended to vote
aM Mr. Yoke, but, not understanding tho
lore nskea 10 hayc iIts vote recorded yca. The
request was granted.
:. AID; White moved to take up tho special o.
der-the gas business,
.,a.il Aitl Thompson rcsc to point OF order. Tho
spgSlal order hun fallen to the ground,
~,s, ire Chairman Decided tho point VI osucr not
Tho special order waa then taken I'D, and the
x.stk Ieah the report Vt tho rcgui1r Committee,
recommending sl.05 for The South Side Com.
naay, aM q for tho West 6Ils Company, aud
Of eae Isoff Fe q tho sEssal Committee, eoaposed
1St .ls South Side Company, and sl.s0 for tic
"ett al1c Company.
Az. THOMPSON n,oyed to adopt the Special
~oIm,t9G.s ~, MI;s REPORT and pass tbs ordinance.
At A. White moved the previous question.
aas asehar1uan-Ihcq question Is, shall lie tnalu
q. AID. ,Throon-Tho question !. whether tht,
Hvuacal ~ going to bc gagged or not. Laugh
AID. "hitc-The aucstion Is w1,ethor the
f.nrb,a. fpIea Tal bc oulldozcd or not. (lsenewed
Tho main question being ordered. tho renort
q the Special Committee %as lost byLs yots Of
~ s1' lAe sotc was as follows:
rti,a ttit,aafVSommer. Lo1dtng. kcrbes, Iawler,
S,e.sa; SN,e,as; Hss*Ss5nxy naanssfteu, ysa,
rshoy.-AcAaisy, FeaIsoNs, Rosenberg, ballard.
i.asaap inup'aa tTAid', !aIy. stewart, 0!ibert Cul'
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Woods Theater.


Cincinnati Lodge of Elks gave their
third social session last evening, at
Odd-Iellows' Hall. just tickets enough
were issued to fill the hall, and every
seat was occupied. r. e. j. Miles was
Chairman and opened the session with
very neat little speech. Louis
OShaughnessy, Esq, made the opel I.
ing recitation. He was warmly recelvtd d,
as he always is by Cincinnati audi
ence. An encore was demanded In such
positive terms that he was compelled to
respond.
Bobby Newcomb sang pathetic bal
lad which he said was founded on an in
cidenL in the life OF Charles Fox. Ii
related the story Of an actor who was a
great favorite but on Que occasion failed
TO come up to the expectations OF the
audience. The report was circulated
that the actor was drunk, and there
| finally came hiss. He could stand il
no longer, but walked down to the front
and explained that he was doing his
best to be iunny, but it was a severe
| task with one Of his dear ones dying al
home. Mr.. Newcomb sang the ballad
most touchingly, and in response to
raptur0us encore gave some burlesque
limitations of opera singers, which were
received with peals OF laughter aud ell
thusiastic applause.
Mr.. Cotter next gave q recitation In
place of Charles IL. Miller, who was alb
| sent, and then came A. Minor Griswolt
| Girls. with "Big lnjun Over the Rhine,'
a local parody on familiar poem.
was immense, and 30 was his oH-hant
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The baby show at OId- el oWs' Hall
in CoVington, closed Saturday alterno oon
Mayor Athey awarding the prizes as fol-
I lows:
Glass Ak Children twelve months old
and under)-First prize, baby carria se,
George ChlIds, 1919 Russell street; sec.
0nd prlz', Julia Hess, photograph by
Porter.
Glass B-( Children from one to two
years FIRST prize, walnut bedstead,
Luke Dudley, Fiemingsburg, KY; sec.
ono prize, Porter photograph, Willie
Robinson, Ninth street,
Class C-Flrst pr.ze, Il $40 gold piece,
CHI. j. Harris, Scott streel; second
pre-, Il Porter photograph, Berry Con-
nelly fltzpltrick.
Class D-Flrst prlze, line framed COL
ored photograph by Porter, Chas. II. Leh.
man, Madison street; second prize, phC-
tograpb, Maud Keith, CoYingLon.
class E twins First prize, $40 gold
niece, GeOIge and John Wuodson, OF
Uinclnnati; second prize, photogra phi
by Porter, Rlody and GVldie Allen, l5
East Pike street.
Triplets-O1e bottle OF soothing syrup .
Abraham, Isaac aud Jacob Beam, . t
Tenth street.
A special prize to Blanche Whitaker
senior, photograph by Porter.
The pair Of buttOned Kid shoes was
awarded to Friz Henry de Gruyter Boil
linger, OF Scout stree.
A special prize OF So in silver was
awarded 10 LYDIA Jones, Of Kansas.
The Judges were Mrs. Peter Nodler,
Mrs. Chris. Beam, Mrs. Capt. Barney,
Mrs. Samuel Il. dayes, and Mr.. PetI r
No!4er, DR.. W. W. Henderson, Dr.. T. N .
Wise anu Dr.. j. j. Dulaney,
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A COLORED.MAGISTRATE.

They'tell good story In North Caro-
lima Of the way Que of the colored
Magistrates decides cases which come
before him. Soon after the War the
custom was for the white men who
owned the land and the mules to lease
them to the colored men and receive
therefor one-half the crop. Such a
bargain was made, but before the crop
was grown the colOred man died. His
widow and cHildren went on with the
farm, and, when the crop was & ,thered,
the white man went down tU get his
share. But the woman repudiated the
contract, and claimed all The crop. The
case was brought before colored Magis-
trate, who could not read, and who was
a good specimen of North Carolina
negr, pondered the case for u moment
and then issued his "rescripp in the
following words:' De earth am de Lords
and de tullness thereof-d9 crops be-
long to de woman," and it was with
great difficulty that the decision was re-
verse;, and the white man got his dues.
L Exchange.
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NOTICE-SUPERIOR COURT OF GIN
IN CINNATl. - Sallie A. Elstun, plaintiff,
VS.. Ella $. McGeechin, Thomas Ii. NJ cGeechin
and Robert Creighton, defendants.
Ella s. McGeechn and Thomas H. MCGEE
chin, of the State of Mary land, will take no.
tice that sallie A. Ellstun. Of the County Of
Hamilton and State Of Ohio, did, on the 24th
day of March, A. D., 1877, file in the Superior
Court Of Cincinnati, Hamilton County, State
of Ohio, her petition against the said Ella 5.
McGeechip, Thomas II. McGeechin and Robert
Creighton, defendants, setting forth that she is
the owner and has legal title to Lot No. 81 in
McCullough's Subdivision Of Columbia, Hamil7
ton County, Ohio, that said defendants set up
and claim an estate and interest thereon ad-
verse to the plaintiff, and praying that the
said defendants, Ella s, McGeechin, Thomas
H. McGeeehin and Robert Creighton, may be
required to show their said title, and that it
may be determined to be null and void as
against the said plaintiff, and the said Ella S.
McGeechin and Thomas H. McGeechin are no.
titled that they are required TO appear and an
swer said petition on or before the I'd day OF
June, A. d. 1877. COWAN q DUkRELL,
Attorneys for PLAINTIFF
CINCINNATI, April 2, lS7T.
sp2-6t-M
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Lincoln Memorial Ciub.

The coIored citizens yesterday com
memorated az Union Chapel, the Twelfth
anniversary OF the assassination o
Abraham Lincoln.
The following programme was given
under the direction Of the Lincoln
Memorial CLUB:
V0luntary-Fountain Lewis, Jr.
Prayer-R.v. Nj. Taylor.
Music-Father of Mercies. (Wranitz
ky.) BY the School.
Statement oil the Organization and
Purposes OF the Lincoln Memorial Club
By Z. IL. Clark.
Music-Eternal God. (Beethoven.) BY
the Sche0l.
Music--O, Praise Ye the Lord.
(Haydn.) BY the School,
Selections trom the Writings of Abra-
ham Lincoln-By z. Beatty, Esq.
Music-Tne Lord VIII Have Mercy.
(Haydn.) By the School,
Address-By Rev. George W. Will
Jams.
Music-Thine, o Lord, is the Gre a t,
ness. BY tue School.
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speech. Music and other reoitations
followed, all Of them excellent and en-.
tertaining. Mr.. John A. Mackay, one OF
the very best readers in the country,
and favorite wherever he. appears, re-
cited "The Nancy BelW and "The Blue
and the Gray"
He tried at the end of each to retire,
but the audience would have more OF
such treat, and he gave limitations OF
John Owens, Fechter, Frank Mayo and
Raymond, which brought down the
house at every turn. A. Thayers song,
ga Sleigh Ride" Mr.. Gillette's sketch,
Mr.. and Mrs. Craven's medley, Mr.. Ora.
hams reading, Mr.. Wetherelps reading
and music, all contributed to the inter
est OF the very interesting entertain
ment. The audience was one OF the
most intelligent and cultured we ever
saw assembled on any occasion in this
city.
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Court UuIlinRN.

Nathan #. Williams against the Gin
Cinnati & Harrison straight-line Rail-
road Company and others. This case
came up ON motion to confirm sale
and distribute the proceeds, aud also or
a motion to set aside the sale. Decree
that the money be returned and the sale
set aside.
II. A. Langhorst, assignee of B. Schut
tledryer ana others. This case came up
on a motion to file an amended answer
The Court held that it could not be per
mitted that the amended answer be
filed.
In the matter of the assignment OF J
M. Mccullough & Sons, Henry Peachy
was elected assignee.
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New ArnlOry.

The dedication of the new armory oi
Ihe Robinson Light Infantry, Capt E
Potter Dustin commanding. will take
place at the armory. Nos. 674 and 676
Race street, Thursday evening, April
Is, The address OF welcome will be
made BY Col. r. M. Moore, to which
Hon. G. w. q. Johnston will respond
The hall has been hung with pictures oi
prominent citizens and battle pieces,
and presents an agreeable appearance
Sergeant George II. Schultz will be mas
ter OF ceremonies. The reception com
mittes consists OF w. L. Slough, George
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UNDERTAKERs' WARES.
LEGAL.

EGAL. HAMILTON COUNTY COURT
/ of Common Pleas-No. 5l,7G4.-Sarah j.
Gratz, plaintiff, VS.. Jacob Gralz, defendant
The defendant will take notice that the plain.
tiff above named will take the dispositions Of
sundry witnesses at the office OF Albert A.
Brltton, Notary Public, Room No. 35, No. 1I6
Broadway, New York City, County of
New YORK, state of New York, on the
4th day of May, 1877, between the hours of 8
A. NJ. and 6 r. M. OF said day, to be used as
evidence IN behalf Of the plaintiff in an action
for divorce pending IN said Court.
SARAH j. GRATZ, Plaintiff
BY l.. w. IRWIN, her Attorney.
ap9-4tM
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The new office of the Atlantic & Great
Western Railroad, northeast corner Of
Fourth and Walnut streets. will be
lound great convenience to persons in
that vicinity who desire to purchase
tickets to ali points east 80 cheaper than
by the oIher lines. Courteous and we'll.
posted officials are always on hand brim-
full of Information.
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For lake fish, oysters, fruit, yege-
tables and game, always fresh and of
the best quality, go to Robt. Orr, 115
West Sixth street. He handles every
thing OF the kind in its season, and you
can always rely on him for the best
article at Il moderate price.
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AMERICAN COL0GEE-A splendi

AMERICAN COLoGEE.-A splendid
combination of the odors OF the very
choicest flowers, fragrant. delicious ana
lasting; just the article demanded for
every lady's and gentleman's toilet.
Put up in sprinkler top bottles. Very
convenient for persons travelling. For
sale by druggists aud fancy stores.
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With q CAKE of Genn's sulphur soap and a
commOdious bath tub, the victim OF chronic
eutaneous eruptons can improv SO sulphur
| bath, which no proiessCd bathing establish
| ment can supply. Give 1T trial Sold every
where. Depot, CRlTTENTON'S, Sixth ave-
nue., New York.
Hills Hair ami Whisker Dye, black or brown,
50c MW&F
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PHOSPHORENE.- - DON'T place this
article in your rat-holes-or place they
frequent. If you do you will lose your
pets; there will be numerous raI fu-
neralS.
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Bruener, John A. Ruf, Geo. Wissel, Geo
Hopf aud Adam Benz. Those who at
tend are certain of enjoying splendid
time.
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AMUSE NENTS,


Aimee at the Grand Opera.hOuSe.
We are th.s week TO have season Of
that funniest Of all funny entertain
ments, opera boutfe, and that, too, by d
magnificent company Of eighty artists,
headed by the great Aimee. A splendid
weeks business will undoubtedly be
the result. Secure seats at Hawley's at
once. The company rem Tins only for
SIX nights and two matInees, and an
nounce new bill for every perform
ance as follows:
Monday evening, "La Jolie Parfu.
meuse," in which Aimee will introduce,
lor the first time here, her world-famous
English song and dance, "Pretty as a
Picture"
Tuesday evening, u new opera; frs
time here, OF LA Belle PouIe" ("Poulet
and POulette").
Wednesday, at halfpast o'clock, gala
matinee, Ofenbach's ever popular work,
LA File de Nine. Augot."
Helene"
thursday evening, new opera; first
TIME here Of "La Boulangere a Des
Ecus' ("Ihe Rich Bakeress"), J, in which
aimee Will Introduce for the first tim
mere, In English, the great swell song,
"Hli Hlidebrandt MOntrose."
Friday evening, benefit Of Mile. Aimee
LA PeUite Marie"
Saturday, at hali-past / o'clock, fare.
we'll matinee, ola Grande Duchesse."
Saturday, farewell night, LecocFs
| "Girofle-G -GirVfla."
Woods Theater.
| The regular season closed SATURDAY.
night with good bill by the company
Mr.. Macauley appeared in his grea
character OF "Bagsho" in the play o
"Bull in China Shop" after which
Under the Gas-ligh" was produced.
This week Matt. Morgan's New Yorl
Novelty Company occupy the house.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-04-16

Miss Nelson is showered with twenty-
five or thirty new plays every week.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-04-16
NOTICES.
WATCH ES.

o LARGE STOCK, VERY CHEAP.
@ Gold Watches Tor 80, $50. $50, SIS, 500,
E%E|As sl25, $50, 4175, 5000 to 1900. Silver, So,
Il Is, $40, $25, $35, s45, $50 to s75. Ali
Wy Kinds of watches repaired. Come and
~ss~ see, ii. II. STRUEVE,
No. ?33 Walnut st., bet. Fifth and Sixth.
fel-Th S&M-3m
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-04-16
DRY GOODS.

INDUCEMENTS
N H. wv
|DRY GOODS STORE!
We will offer, this week, great
inducements in Black and Col
ored Silks, Black Grenadines,
Black Cashmeres and AlpacaS,
and Spring Dress Goods.
Special inducements in Lin
ems and White Goods.
Will offer Job Lots in our
Shoe Department. A full line
of Ladies', Misses and Children's
Shoes at fifty cents on the dollar.
Great Bargains In Millinery
Goods, Flowers, Hats, Ribbons
and LaCes.
We will daily offer great Bar
gains in every department this
week.
We invite the Ladies to ex-
anime our goods and Low Prices.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1877-04-16

a FIRST class Brick house, in the western part
"A OF the city, 10 rooms, newly repaired through
out, sunny and pleasant, and near the Horse Cars.
Inquire OF B. ID VERRILL,
apl0dtf 205 Middle Street.