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The New York herald., 1877-09-10
Political Blund ering.

The republican politicians who are striv-
ing to keep alive the Southern question and
make what they call an issue of it in the
next Congress, or at some period in the re-
mote future, are simply wasting their time
When Governor Hampton was installed in
South Carolina and Governor Nichols in
Louisiana the Southern question was buried
without the hope of resurrection.
There were, undoubtedly, timid people
then who looked upon the Presidents plan
with coldness and distrust who called it a
surrender and trucking to the slave power
and all that sort of thing. They were
afraid of what they termed the experiment
Of putting the leaders of the rebellion in
power, forgetting that some of those
leaders had been in power a long
time before Mr.. Hayes was even
thought of for the Presidency Mr..
Akerman had been in the rebellion, and
he was one of General Grants Cabinet off,
GERS. General Longstreet had been in the
rebellion, and he held an important federal
Office in New Orleans Mr.. Settle, of North
Carolina and Florida, had been in the rebel
lion, and he was made a minister and O
Judge and the president of the Grant re-
nominating convention. the most enthusi-
astic meeting of the party that was ever
held. Mr.. Orr, of South Carolina, had been
in the rebellion, and he was sent to Russia
as our representative. Nearly score Of
gentlemen similarly honored might be men,
toned, but these are sufficient. But the
fact is, the President did not place either
Governor Hampton or Governor Nichols in
office. He simply allowed the people of
those States to govern themselves in their
own way without the interference of the
federal army.
The result entirely justifes the wisdom
of his course. All over the South to-day
there is peace. The laws are respected and
obeyed There are no political murders,
no calls for troops to regulate every petty
election from constable up to governor, no
talk of rebellion or treason or the lost cause.
The Southern States have not been so quiet
within the memory Of the present genera
ton as they are to-day No cause for COM
plant against the former slaveowners can
be found by the most exacting of Massachu-
sets radicals. What, then, do the oppo-
nents of the present Southern policy want
The return Of Packard to power? The res
toration to Office Of the indicted thieves of
South Carolina for whom the penitentiary
is about to open? DO they want to try the
experiment of reconstruction over again
to fall back upon Thaddeus Stevens Crom-
wellian policy and give every negro forty
acres and mule? Surely they cannot
mean this. and, if they do not what do they
mean? No; the whole Southern question
has been settled Tor good or for evil, and the
party or the politician that attempts to re-
open it will be ground to powder. There is
no use in attempting to materialize the
ghost o.. the rebellion, and that is all there
is in the opposition to the Southern policy.
The New York herald., 1877-09-10

The SUGAR RING in this city seems to have
been quite as big if not bigger thing in its
way than the Whiskey Ring in the West Im-
mense fortunes have been made by cheating the
government, and the combination has been
strong enough to even influence legislation in its
interest. Its exposure and defeat are among the
good works Of the JAY Commission
The New York herald., 1877-09-10
Il r IPLE SH E E II .
NEW YORK. MONDAY. SEPTEMBER 10, 1877.

IMPORTANT NOrICE TO ADvERTIsERs.-T6
insure the proper classification of advertisements
1t Is absolutely necessary that Aey be handed in
before eight o'clock erery ere,ing
The New York herald., 1877-09-10

The RUINS OF TIE LATE FIRE are beginning
TO tell their sickening story. Human remains,
burned and broken beyond all recognition, were
rescued yesterday from the debris Of the confla-
grafton, telling terrible tale of suffering. How
many lives have been lost is this way it is, of
course, impossible at this time to tell.
The New York herald., 1877-09-10

From oar reports This morning the probabilities
are that The uenther in Ner York today sciU be
sighfly scarner and clear, cloudiny up in the
afternoon
The New York herald., 1877-09-10

The PHoToGRAPH Of the political situation il
Kings will interest the citizens of our Eas
River suburb.
The New York herald., 1877-09-10

VARIOUS QUESTIONS Of financial and CONNER
calinterest will be discussed at the Convention of
Bankers which meets here this week. The re-
sumption of specie payments, the remonetization
Of silver. the issuance of State, county ard
municipal bonds, are among some Of the most i'm
portant topics of the hour, and upon all of these
the effort will be made to throw some Tight.
Bankers are, or ought to be- practical men, and
their deliberations upon these interesting sub
jccts will possibly help to dispel some of the
confusion in the public mind in regard to them
The New York herald., 1877-09-10

LANCASTER CouSTr. Pa. has been invaded by
an army of tlamps- They have established
regular headquarters fsam which they sally out
In the morning GIL uaarauding expeditions
and to which the re turn in the evening with
their plunder. Their. is q good deal of sturdy
Dutch blood in that section, and, as may be ex-
pccted, several pitched battles have taken place.
A pretty fair number were killed, wounded and
taken prisoners in a late encounter According
to our correspondent large number of tho most
desperate characters fro IN the large cities are
travelling with them, and life and property are
in serious peril.
The New York herald., 1877-09-10

For some REASON OR ANOTHER the temper
ancc meetings at the Cooper Institute are not as
largely attended formerly. The managers
seem to think that it is entirely owing to the
small entrance fee which is ch arged 1t does
not appear to have occurred 20 them that the
empty tiers of seats may be owing entirely to
themselves. They should endeavor to make
their gatherings attractive. Let them provide
good speakers, throw some life and earnestness
into their work and they VII have no reason to
complain of slim atsendanc.
The New York herald., 1877-09-10
ADJUSTMENTS TONIGHT.

NMUEEMEN 10 ~ NlViIAs
BOWERY TIIEATRE-Rrp RIGHT HAND
NlBLO'S GARDEN-WLD FLOWER OF MEvico.
UNION SCARE THEATRE-PIsx DosISos
PARK THEATRE CRUSHED TRAcEpiAs.
GRAND OPERA aoUsE-Kr.
GlLMORR's CONCERT GARDEN-suxxrH CoScELr
RAGLE THEATRE-TIcKEr OF LEAVE MAS.
wALLACK's THEATRE-OxYGEN
FIFTH AVENUE THEATRE -rHE DARK CITY.
LYCEUM THEArRE-USpER v"x wuLovA
TONY PAsTORS-HuxrrY Duxriy.
BROADWAY THEATRE-DANrKs.
SAN FRANCISCO MrNsTRkLs
NEW YORK NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
THEATRE COMIQUE-vARIKrY.
EGYPTIAN HALL-vARIETy.
BROOKLYN PARK NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
BRYANT'S OPERA Notwithstanding
TIvOLI THEATRE-vARIErY.
The New York herald., 1877-09-10

IHE CHURCHES Of every shade Of religious
belief were we'll dlled yesterday, the bear-
hful weather havir & probably not little to
do with the attends mce. AS n rule, the more
distinguished OF the. metropolitan ccrgymen are
still absent OH Il feir summer vacations, and
their pulpits are held by strangers. The SER
mons were Of ar interesting and varied char
acter, and those who were not present cannot do
better than re: I'd our reports m other columns.
The opening Of a free chapel III Twenty third
street design ed for workngmcn is step in the
right direction, and other denominations might
proiitably fhitate the excellent example the
Epscopali: ms have thus set them
The New York herald., 1877-09-10

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WHAT no WEAR ANo How TO WEAR IT arc
questions which must necessarily occupy good
deal OF the tiuie and attention of all of us until.
in the progress of evolution or something else, it
will become matter Of Indifference what we
wear or whether we anything at ALL 1t
has grown into n proveIb that one might as well
be cut of the world as out OF the fashion. This
IL probably carrying the principle, if it be q
principle, too far: but certainly those who are
bold or independent enough to carry their
bellion against the rules and regulations Of
fashion very tar have a most uncomfortable time
Off What these regulation and rules are for
the present, or, rather. tl@ coming season, we
have endeavorcd elsewhere to describe.
THE REVIEW or GENERAL HowARD's cam
pagn against tho Nez Prces, elsewhere printed,
Is valuable contribution to our Indian military
literature, and is in many ways exceedingly in
tcrcstng. In the first place, il shows ,hat the
savagcs, as they are called. are far from
tcinptible strategists, while in bravery and
discipline they are iuily equal to the regular
troops of almost any country. That they
not altogether without magnanimity is shown by
the little incident told of one of their chiefs,
Whitebird. Our correspondent ncrcessly strips
the modern frontiersrnan OF each and every
heroic attribute with which Mr. Fcnimore
Cooper clothed the frontiersinan Of u generation
ago. ..Thc fronte,sman volunteer of to-day"
be says, "is an undoubted fraud, having almost
ss little pluck us principle, and meagre u
OF discipline as . backwoods school
master" The gallsntry of the soldiers and oili- |
,ci~ in this severe campaign has becn beyond all
praise.
, 1877-01-11
M 49, ,,iu hssau,ioe 0frbeif sieieu gStntrr

yS' h;,,n,,rd,S S,{SSn iIht Woeilteu fir otu 9er=
faui bon Yambertion's 6onplnation's : S1mpe, per
~einjioen poufommen uno iidern &erolens Sarape III
orr Q8elt. sic lit etmas gang Yielles uno iplto po'
&ein 3eriprinQen Der 4ampeusl6ier, teine erplolion
mebr.O Dian fam ie on5tnOsn, auslpol9en, tuie,,,
obte ben Srenner, oas 6las ooer ben Sanlpen'd,rn
iufaiuuebmen. SIN Sale eines unIales. our9 I'M
ipcrfet etc. oebt lie nOn IelbIt aus. Wiah fam, 9SG1e,r
Oariiber gum Gteoeu %brinaen lie aibt oas bette ai0t,
mas je ~ler9fiteat luurns;; bat etn 5ula ,'nem,e&o@srN
Ben UNI. ausfbidenoen Blasr6bren-Y renner, lelblt lib
iiiaenOes giderbeits 0aobr etc. Ntuiter per Holt, nm
IS 6ts. Geleiote abuebmer iperoet erludt, i9rs
,lIoeibift III erha[tei. WoreiIire q. MS. &dmberts
ion, GiaentDiimer unc 6abrif, 139 Gin straBe, 9ielp'
arr, u. $.
, 1877-01-11
SeffentliGe Ddnffaeuns,

Mmssua aus einsm 8riefe bon =. Ssiamtl'
Ter, Butt. SOiparb County. SOMA, an Ieintu
Scbn s. Seinmiler, &sbattsas bss uAlba-
ny 5erplb".
...... Sd tann ni6t umbin, Did 3u BIT.
ten, in Ofinsm 9latte unIern DTeitIt9en Doni
fur bic Seilun9 1>cinrr Shutter ourh DR.,
Aug. aSntss 8 ambureer &toPfen
ausSuIpreben. @ie Du tpeibt lit bic Iiebs
SHUTTER an eincm l1peren 2ebcrIeiren itne
lelbit bic Silfe unlsrer IerSts MIR YerscbliH.
Wir prDbtrtsn bic Samburser Grppfeh nne
puroe bkfd ben @ebrau9 per1elben bic @s-
lancbeit Der Muttsr wieeer gang bereeitsat-
Sd wiinide, Du pdrbet bic Sambureer
Mebteinen immer auf's Bette empfeblen,
benin ie baben id auf's gortrsfEiHte III unfit
Ter 6amiIie bepabrt.
, 1877-01-11

bort Der Same Seron per9ellen, 10 ut
4Ges porbei uno peroeblih.-@'n Samz
mer it's, fern BON Weib nno &lno elem
oiali6 su iterben, aber eS laBt llh nldt
dnoern. Gin perrdtberiId)er Sulpat lhoB
mir einen Yfeil tiei in ben Niiden, nno
oab ib inn ben Sddoel serl d)metterte
iGroert bic in meinem &0rper itedenoe
Steinipiee ntbt wieoer gu Gage. Scum
bin i) gu Gnoe. Der Serr9ott, Der
MIDI 10 lan9e beIdiiste uno eluen redlten
Mtann u,o Sdeer aus mir nlad)te, miro
ld)on iiir meme Seele lor9en. @ute
Madt, Morsen UNI oicie Belt bin id)
foot ; ldnser fanns nldt oalera. Sin
@unoer, oaB id nod 10 alt 9eporoen
bin. Sdtte bon Die lem Wlnfel nod
eintse ipionirenoe Apad)es nieoeridieBen
fGnnen, anein oaS bdtte mir nld)t 9ebol.
fen. Suite Nadt nod elnnnal. Wteln
Ssaen iiber Meib uno &tno nein Sez
gen iiber ane. MtoquiS iie lparen trelte
6reunoe uno Sermanote uno rletben mir
oft senus, nidt 3uiihen Den idurfllden
Sulpais Salen gu l~teIcn. user fam
aeoen leine Natur luirfen? Sdaoe UNI
meme 8uAje, Die ben Wtoqui5 perloren
9ebt lie bat mand]en Nauaboe beim9e.
ldidt. @ute NaAt."
NUS".1tS""J I~.J-y
, 1877-01-11
GiniQe auto Oriinoe


1.-gine neue GrFnbume, sranbllA eqgzis
anb gefidert burb Tateut.
S.-Waat einsn opliton,meneu qad.gt0,
Bleth auf bsioen Soften. an auen Irten bon Stoffvs.
S.-aauft leiat, ianft, serduidlos unS rai&-beRs
6 ombination bon G%isenIbaften.
4.-Dauerbaft ~IauftSabreIa n 9 pbne Repa.
raturen.
5.-8 errt1,et allie arten BON M.bsit
iino Gancp Idbereieu in elmer oor5islidengBetlr
g. SIT fir ben Nrbsit.r febr Ieidt3ubanb.
baben. Die 91u9e Der stide fam re9ulirt ,ueroer,
tpobreno Die Maibile i'm 6an9e lit, uno biele fam
nit sinert Sootm osrIegen Serbsn, obne baB berielbs
adr6 26der sa eeben bal.
S.-9lan eiufab, iinsr.i6, eIes n t, inoem
Der Std oh ne ben gebroud BON 6os sBbeel Gears,
fotar9 Sans uno 2euer Nrnrs fprinirt nirb. bat SsM
AutomatieO rop SEED, tpeIder line qfet9-
mdBt8e 2dnge oes @ti6es BET irgent
elmer Gel winoi8feit R1ert. Fat unlsrsn
reusn 9breao Controller, pelter cine etetrp.
lndBise gelpe8un9 Der Neeote.9ar erlaubt uto euul
BerleBung oes Gobens oorbeugt.
So onitruchon d Ii b. rffsrefGItis unb poa.
snest. Sit ~iabrijirt bon Gen eei9iateten unp
etfabrenteu @rbsiterr in Der b~eriibnreH
Bennington Nrmorp. SHon. u. o. @bilaselppte
Cffce: $40 Shsffuut 9trnAe. 2Ds7moi.
, 1877-01-11

Sd Bin pieter better ais Id fe ertpartete 80
perpen, l6reibt pbil. &pl, Salempile, Wise.,
baut DR.. MusuR 8SntS'S 5amburgu
Eropfeu. Sd lit LANCE an Sersflrpfsn unb
lcs swst @erste gu &atbe, pbne pap i'd 9inber-
aas erbielt. Sa snti9lpb mid, bic Sambur-
ger Irppfsn bes DR.. Musult 8onig gu eebrau-
DIN. @ptt sur Gbre unp DR.. Au9ult 8Snis's
Dam burger Grppfen gum &ubnte mnb t9 ia-
gen, pab mir p~islsIbsn mems Gslunpbsit ME
beraaben.
, 1877-01-11

Cine frenbiee With cilmns.-Ssrs
8altbaiar 9eim, @outb Me1ms, Ma1aduietts,
l1teibt an uns: sd fUnnte ctnen eaussn Sp-
gen ppq 1hreiben, unb bann fSnntt iA bod
ni9t ssnus ldreiben, mas @utsS mir DR.. Ma-
SUIT 8Gnts's Sambureer Trppfem
tbaten. Sd babe iiber swei Sabre ale OOftu-
rem in bielsr llmsesenb sebrau9t uno Gin @ws-
res 8slb ausseseben, bis MIDI bic Samburser
Trppfen bon meinem fbredliben l1ebel Dts-
pepiia b%sfrsiten unp i'd nun fibIe, baB i'd
larSer lebea teybe."
, 1877-01-11

Serr gbas. Sauptman, Silver pottt, 81. g.,
teseust pis foIst; sd lit felt aat 8caen an
Samats uao gopfi9merasn, bura unusreau.
lidfsit bervorSsbrabt. Gurb ben @sbrau@
pou Dr.. @usuh 35nte's Sambnrsst
Irppfen bin i'd Gutt iet Danf pieber 10
psit bersetelt, baB t6 meinen alten Ssl4af.
t~isansen tpiepsr natseben fann. S4fann pa.
Der bifle Mspi3in MGen beltsas empfsbIsn."
, 1877-01-11
yGtn bemerfcns,pertbes 8ud!"
4rtbMr'S leetes nnO 9r6 Btea.
0ef0br!!!

ODER: Seripunoettao Dem NauS etneS Sreunbes.
Sieles oplenSetite 96erf bieles 8ttsranru Der
NmerltaniIden Siteratur Dat ais Nnrluurf eincn De.
e~enltano, melber Das lotiale Seben uuleres gelarumteu
SolteS berilDrt uno 9iebt ciuelt l0retliten ~lleberblid
iher llebel, meItes es ~blosltelt. 2iuserprceutlib
ipGtnene unc aufre9enS, piro e9 pon Nlen nil
Seat:roe 9elelen peroen. Slluitrirt uns id,pn se'
runeen. g8ir Iuo entiAIoNen, oaa Wuh IN ieoer "a.
mile oS Sanoes eiulufapren mio o~ticrlren nod) ME
ea9cpeiene Sortbeile alien mGnnlidtn UNI meibli.
den Subleribenteilammlern SSir perlonacn liberal
N9eiIteH ullo lAlden gratis auf Serlangeu 8eoinQun.
8en uno belAreitenoe @irculare. 3, ~. Stpnear'
y 'ZS epefnll Str., ppN9, 42S2mis1
, 1877-01-11

.@eseu Sauttranfbeiten unb ale l1nretnis.
tetten. pel9s nsrborbensm Ylut sntlprinsen,
lInp DR.. Musuf &Dnts's 5a mbur
Gropfen Elm gang au%sge3eidnetes Mittel,
benin ile iino bic beiten Blutreiniser. Su
lfreitt Serr Spbn GeOrse gOpsnl9as TT Sc
mont, 81.
, 1877-01-11
Sie einsiae rDlDte6nifbe Sauss
S@mle.

Sn }olge Der 8erar6Berun9 Iino fiinf Gldbe uffen.
Man belperbe Ii6 ipfort oarum. Die Drabuirten
iieten bod. Niur eriter &lGiir &naben peroen auf9e-
nomm,n. Bier GourIe: GlalItid, 9iberaf, g8iiiens
idaitlih uno Gonmerjie1. Wtar I0ide cine Srief
NJ rife an Die Oirectoren fir Den Aecarnial=6utdlo
1Wt!iGi ,op,ia
, 1877-01-11

= sAA Wdnnsr unp Srauen percen test t sr
OVV ldnat fur unsere neucn Dolefeceru
Bileer. Ndbfetes, esinemiaeen unp Zdreibpa
pier. @rose @innabmen NIT Sidbcrbeit se.
madbt. Wan fhreibs lofert um Gtreulars an .. 4.
@uernfsp, Yublilbsr, GpntprS, ". =. 4Qp4mj,
, 1877-01-11

r1stas Jrau fa9sn Sbncn Sen srSbten Dant fiji
Or. Mu cut &Gntg's Samburser
Erppfen i6reibt 5err Sobn pptt, Geneva,
gu. benin b%ieleIben babsn uns srpBe OsenIe
erpielen. gir lalen bic 1ropfsn ni9t msbr
ausSsben.
, 1877-01-11

SOB bin "a Sabre alt unb tuar 70 franf. taH
toy Feline Speile mebr Dertrasen fpnnte, i1rsibi
9err Peter Clemens, 9ittle Orleans, Mp. Sd
nabm DR.. Mugult &Snts's 5ambur.
ser 1ropfen unb bin nun tpieber nibt mn
3an3 9ersetsQt f~Onperu fIble miH ptel trafti.
lsr ais friber.
, 1877-01-11

Gin sutes Mittsl sesen Golit nnb 2eibidmer-
gen limb DR.. Nu # 8Dnts's 5ambur,
ser Gropftn. fbreibt 5err Ni6ael Wsil,
Wtlbaipasa, anby bsnn ~oislelben bsIfsn ausea.
blidlit.
, 1877-01-11

Ssrr gtsif In OnanSaso Sia. MiE., tbsIt
uns nit. SD lit felt 5wei Sabrsn an elmer
bDsartisen 0ledte, bic alien Wtitteln tpieerltane.
90 ssbraudte i'd msbrere Woben lang DIR.
Muguf 8Snte's 8Snts's Sambur-
Ger Trppfsn na& TOrl9rift unb murbe
BON bieism bSsartissa gsiosn pUaltanois ssbsilt.
, 1877-01-11

nse@feI sut MEEK ais 200 btr bsssutsnbsrsn 6tast.
tn europa.
0elr.MusiabIunsen bur4 bic Nofdmter iouis per
telegraph mad allen pllben In 9eutidlamb,
psitsrrsiG, Der sbseil, 6ouano, Ddnemart, Sbpe.
ben unb Iorspsssn. ben Gmpidnsern frst in's baua
~seIisftrt.
Gretit.B riefe fir s~aeiftnse aur Bsnubuns In aueu
er5Beren Stdbtsn Der alien Welt.
GintafGruns bon Grbidaften uno EorcsrnnssA
itoer Wrt in allen Wldsen Guropa's.
psridifuns bon Gltern uuo wadeten naa
europa. -t4
Derspnuns aniomntenber Citer In s.esu yorf, .uns
MISUNDERSTANDING ~bssielben nab benz Snlanbe.
Gurspdiibes 0ets ausr art sssauft anS Ssr'auft-
, 1877-01-11
Spatt's 2ebenS'S oliam.
Gin mebi,inilheS gGunDer.


Gin mebi3inii@e5 WunDer.
Hfeurndttsnnus. neuralgia, SID In ttrem lbltn,rnrea
otaotan, Scrptsln, 86niss.Gsautpsit, @rplipelas, s,,s
@ei1pare une bic ibItmmlisn 6aus pom Sluttrantvtt.
ten, sroBe Stpabe, Seter. uae gtterenleietn, Ntng.
wurn &c. &C. ptrb .IHf's Sefimmtslie burp eielen &pnis
auer Neint6un9snttttsI 9ebeilt. Derlebe ut 5ipeIHnps
BpanSis Sabre ptnSur3 som Yublttam erprpbt, sat
9unesrttaulsnoe non Salen 8ebeilt uno eagirt ness,
penn mad 0prlprift 8snpnnen. SIT eth itaerts Setl.
mttttl ppn 5tttsln IN auen bsllbaren iSalen, curirT er
~iaultten altsa GeibWlre, leitlt no Ger Sap4en ltpa Sas
s~etrellen IT.
9patt's 2sbens,Sa lfam eurirts 5errn 8. 3. spn.
map, 4raBpeen I'M yart.Ibeater su Srpetlpn, ". q.
oem trpntiben NpsamattSnius. natsem eesisIte pPns
Gt1pl9 rpn ben pprSl8liRlten Aerstea @~urppa's Gnb
Amerita's bsbanbelt wpreen mar.
SDattS SebenS.O aliam turtrte 5errn y. o,
6plp. Spdmater Mo. III Wlaetlen Str., ppn etnern
9etabr!t2su @el&plr, na1lem er isbs uipuas IN,
Srpaowa9 9piPttal Was unp bort ais ~Inbeilbar ert!arl
puree.
Spatt's decentralization BETTE S.rrn 5acpb autp,
Otree gp. PAP Wrssnpt4 Str, Don eireai i~eroiuIeIsn
1el6mure, pebet Die 5aulnib i6Gn bio auf cen SnpGen
8~sfrHn8en mar. Serr U. bat nabrenp 10 Sabren na9
8~elaspensr PeiIana ielne QotseerpaIuns Der Ersnlsstt
%erTapren.
@patt's ..eebens.8 alfam eurirte Serra gDtutam
springer, gfe. 1855 Browne Str., pplliaHet9 Don sut.
iuneelem NbeumatismuS 10 erntliber Mrt, eab esris,bs
ben Uett bes &ra1tfn iupn rerpirrt bate, Der ve.
nanate fennte mot isine Sanp gum Rppfe erbeban Hue
ipar pabrenh prefer Mioaate ans SeTr D~efefelt.
!3u babsn in Der SaApt.Sffee 246 SraHp Str, sst
pet H%peststern i'm %uGemsinsh, ~ 81 per 0Iai@e. SsGs
| 5lai6en 80. ~.
@patt's berubmte s ell mitteI ftab: Assr.
0patt's unfetlbarer eebsns. BALKAN ,u 81 90.
Spdtt's IA b., petpslt lfatter Qebtns. BALKAN, ,u
Si.25. -Spatt's Vulatpnts Sallam, pber Der Sdw,Re.
~iadtisen Nrsaae, sa Si.0O. - Spatts Spts eiui-
usnt, u~ntsbltar fur 9elosn unb S2msr;sn ieoer art,
Su 80 Gents. &patt's Sn5d, Sur fur @rtaiuna,
appfpsb, SnFusnSa, Gatarrb, ju 25 @ts.
'g0snn pbtse Ar'ttslni6t in earer apptbets peer an III.
rem @lase tu baben lne, fc penoe man i'd eirett aapa;
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bauptitdoten Der Tereini9tem Staten stores etablirt.
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,9enonlnen pou Den metropolitan g8erIeu amerltaui.
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Gepinu brinsen. Wanpblete, Die %ertiarer,
lpie gSal Street Speeulationeu aus9efiibrt peroen,
ire' %perlanot. S1ldt nab elnem Gremplar.
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The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-04-13

St. Johns Day are requested 10 meet
| tonight at the Masonic Lodge.
The ladies of the Episcopal Church
will hold their social on next Tuesday
evening, and not Thursday as before
stated.
A grand vocal and instrumental con-
| cert will be given in Becketts Hall on
| the 20th inst. by the choir of the Uni
versalist Church. Prof TOsso, the
popular violinist, will assist on the oc-
casion, and will give the "Arkansaw
Traveller" and other pieces.
There will be meeting OF the Pio-
neers held tomorrow aiterAoon at 2
O'Clock at the City Buildings for the par
pose Of making preliminary arrange
ments for their grand reunion at the
FAR Grounds in May. All pioneers and
their trends are cordially Invited to he
present to assist in the forming of the
necessary committees, &c.
LEXINGTON. KY.
The Centennial Park is being fixed up
grandiy.
Not much ado in the City Court these
mornings.
A beautiful thing-the Broadway exit
from the Opera-house.
Mr.. Michael Sullivan declines the call
to run for the Legislature.
There is soon to be grand social party
given on Georgetown street.
There are several new buildings in
course OF erection in our city.
A new paper has been started In Mt
Sterling called The Democrat.
Hon. George H. Pendleton was regis
tered at the PB@nix Thursday.
James P. Banahan has tickets for sale
to the lecture OF A. j. Ryan on the 19th.
Horse show day in Georgetown Mon
day and Court day. A big crowd will
be on hand.
MI. James Harrison left for DAYTON.
", ON Wednesday to be married to A. e.
derman's daughter. He will return and
go into the barber business.
Messrs. James Rogers and Captain
Nlcnolas captured two more of the cat.
NE thieves on Wednesday evening.
Louis Allen and Thomas Bolten. az
Coiers Creek, near the Kentucky River.
Inese are two of the gentlemen that
helped In stealing Mr.. Hamilton Head
ly's cattle ON Sunday night.
The ball given by Messrs. John Lam
phere, James Walsh, b. j. Wash, Mike
Hogarty and Garret Fitzpatrick was the
largest ever glVen1n this city tor years.
ana the Wayit was gotten up was grand.
1t was purely select affair, and re-
meets muoh credit on these worthy gem
tlemen.