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SUBURBAN.


The Board Of Trustees met at the Village
Hall yesterday afternoon. All present.
Another petition for city organization was
presented, containing 131 natncs.
The board clangetl the aay Of meeting to
Saturday at D. H., mud will meet tho next timu
onu week from Saturday.
Tile following report was submitted:
Your Committee, to whom was referred tho pe-
tiuon Of numerous ct.ixans asking change froEs
reso,,ucnl ] tis adoption Of tic following:
H<fJtrtd. THAT TIM presdcns Of tho Hoard Of
Trustees hs ana he T. hstcby, au.ho.ized to I'd.
parpass ii taking ths sense .! tho 4uaael electors
r. tbs aoe'.tls e aa9pnG 81, SS,sna
lave M ballot. prepared aesorlng 10 1a@;
into H!na election astrieta as provided d prasent.
@ 'nst r. snd s g ana place" o
H. tiraJ, d. H. Horne, snd GeorGo il. Wa!o; eiorxs.
Waller Nray aud Ea l'wycr.
jaaKts, 0eatco L. Forl, J. Il. llodss'. sndJ. J.
1sa !. Ii Ely; e1erks. ". s'ahr. and 1hotnaa
ni I,i'itle. IT, No. 4-place, Grand Crossing pepot;
Judges. Joseph Iawton, Joseph scoyiiie. aua j. II.
Merrill; ciorks. q. G. lloyt and George Merrill,
District ~. 5-Knglna' house. South ChiesKo;
uaughan; clerks. John L. Marsh anA Z. Erfurth.
District No. U-Iiaee. ColehouF los.- OHlco J;
Judges, j. J.. lIi'ty, Mat Smith, md A. knnzhle !;
clerks, jacob liefi,ty md II. Kassen.
!nsifis: No: 7wIa;se. {: Myets shop, tte9eslo; M :;
tndse. Ds'scef as, 5oseph 3 GSnpet.Y and I'd Nor
i,tntrtct 10. B-rlars, q. vundersydc's store,
Roselssa; Judges, II. Vanderbilt, q, Do Jong, and
y. ku5par; clerks. II. Do Jong md Marlin 1foxs.
district No. p--Plaec. 1nyerdals Post. onlcc;
Judges, J. II. towcn. =. hcAhHcE. Louis Wright;
clerks. +. Becker sud ]. unrt2ht.
'f!le resolution Eu$8t1,
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xrs n r. Huady IL FAiiaa4ipAia Wtskis 7ymts.
When IN cor1leF In salt u produced salt-
fan.ue, 10 serious os to threaten tho overthrow
of ths Confederate cause, tic HoYeru1neut Ut
works, aud thentetortn kept Possession vi
them, isauiUg rAtlons uf salt to all heads Vi
fa1nilles throughout the country. The rail-.
IoaA4 wrse impressed, 4na all tfaf-
and thu newspapers wero forbidden to
publish auyihiuE which might RLsu aid and
rulntort to The enemy. Iu 1aet, whatever was
considered military necessity wa& forthwith
executed, whatever the measure mIxhk be.
stua1t, buchanan & Scott wero the great con-
fedefate saltccontrRctors, aud the Richmond
EIaasinsr, whieh spare d neither friend nor Toe,
pubiisbe1 tue following suuib:
We believe that II stuart, BuchAnau, and scott
Hk1 witnessed Tho Judgment On old Mrs. Lot,
In tho nlla4I Of the tesett they'd have ofdesod =
hA!t
Gcooped Up tho old ladr. and sold her tot saltt
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THE ClrY-1IALL.

Tic Treasurcr's receipts yesterday were s7,lbt
the Comptroller.
Tho Comptroller yesterdar issued revenue
warrants amounting To $40, 200, and redeemed
popuaar.loan certificates amounting to S9,475.
]. Klrcnde took ont permit yesterday tn
build two thrcc-story and basc,nent stonc.front
sturt4iwcllings, c9t9165 feet, corner Of ualstcsl
and Wright streets, to cost $4,000.
Last wcck tllcro were 1e0 deaths IA decrease
OF four from tho corresponding Week OF 1876,
chiefly from tho following rauaes: Accidents,
i; conyulbtona. III: croup, VI; dlphtt,eria. Il;
consumption, is: smallpox, $; auieitio, !. o}
the lccedcnts, 81 were less than year old and
u were under two ycars Of ngc. During tl1u
week the Health Officers abatcd 1Gi nNlsauccs,
mnds 10 sewer ronlect!ons, inBpected 1,3il
buildings, condemned 4,43o pounds Of meat,
and posted II scaElet-lcvcr cards.
The work nf plating the Crib has very nearly
been lniatlcl, and. Wien tic tic-ruds slull have
been put fll. the work u Improvement will hAyo
hccn COMPLETED, 80 that tllo structure Will bc
sccur0 against the ilcrccAt storm ttst crer gale
did blow. 10 provide Tor u water.supply In
cass my accident should cut otr tho present
supply, tty.Engintcr Chcsbrough has had
.1oub!e lino Of ct-plllng driven, extending
out into the lake opposite tho Watcr-Works, 81
as ia form sort nt tunnel or t!ume to use III
ease OF .lcccssity. In years goua hy tho watcr
Was taken allnokt at tbs share by q water,nul,t,
but sand, stirred up by stnrins. llllei the pipes
anil tue natrr, and sbcEciors the lume asEaugc-
mcnt nioreau!d.
Tho residents or owners OF property on NIL
w1ukcc asrnur, South Deurborn street, luttcr-
FIELD street tjhurtlc.f ayeuue, Wentworth
avenue. GaFihal1f street, Sohls street: North
Wood street, North paullua street, a.u North
AsEsanl avenue shoud SEC TO 1t that tho NUN
tnif aurHriajniF tn
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he declared, representing that tliov were In
!. ,rs1 g. "is ps Of At ooss osss 4 s1 as.Se ought sn
the trouble mil expense of declaring one and
paying 70 many dcposttors arc so great TINT
there ouGht 10 be fnouey enough syrapct1 to-
declared. Except by n snlc ot tho hulfdtng,
enough money cannot he ohta'.nc,i this rntcr
to nny such a Dividend, anil Though with the
onix b .oll at a considerable sacrifice. less
would be lost on Il than M my other ptoperty
Belonging to tho hank. t. e advisable
=. least that the Falo shnuld bs nla,ic
their arrangements III. tho !!ollovlaR year.
The Receiver la. asked mum her ot persons
competent To judge OH tho tubiert, anil they
agreo that cos,parativcy carly sllc should b.
for Thursdny at 2 n. nj.
Judge Oii. alsu filed anotl,cr petition setting
out that nong the other propc rty held BY him
eee!sr1 f. ~ 'tSls, ssvs, M sa I,
nursl OF the ln.l!:n boundary l5nc, aud the N.
r. fractional Il Of sec. u, nort'a Of tho Indian
boundary line, and the s, y 1T Scr. e, sont!,
IN ifaetIonal fni" 'o't'' 81 s nue. t"s soat' Il
Of the Indian bctinla.y, .iins, the ". e ef The
3; ". 4 ot ssc Il q, a'';l M tl'e :. e the IN n. y y.
fractional II of Sec. 81, nortfa Of. tho iadian
boundary ane. 1'l,c rc.natning interest In the
land Is f!cl.l b, T. X. BEACH,. Gcorga y. Pull.
man. hnil =. Is. llnsncr. l NJ allclllRnn central
Railway toinpany OWNS nbo'7t twenty ncrc.
near this tract, on wf.fcl, arc rt,tlnd HOUSE anil
a number of s!de-tracks and switches. Ti!s
Company is destrous Of buying parts OF 8cc. g
anil ~. above mentioned, containing In all
G0.:a3 acres. near kcnstngton. An arrangement
was fnnlc a long time ago 10y tho sale 81 this
tract 10 the Company for 1s,st'0as, and for a
lease to It Of certain othcr land, 40 ~ to enable
II to get water from Calumet Lake. for the
term u 090 years. a. nominal rent Of s. n
year. The Receiver thinks th!s rrnposel lehec
aud snlG IA fnir, and will to advantageous IL the
estate. Tho prayer ot the potft!un was granted.
TILE FIDELITY.
Dr. Tusptn, Receiver Ut tho Fidelity Savings
Bank, jIled hte second monthly report scster-
t tlay, which gives III account OF his dofngs for
NGyer,hef 1t Is n follows:
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THE BANKS.

Judge OTIS. tho Receiver OF the State eay-
ings Bank, bad bis usual petition to do yester-
day. This tiIue he Il concerned about the sala
Of tho bank build *, and the safety vaults con-
nccted Herewith. He thinks the best interests
OF the creditors esquire that be should sell the
bank without unancestasy delay for the best
price hs can get. Many OF tho depositozs hare
applied to him ~ KNOW when dividend can
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NOTABLES At CAIRO,

Scfc!d| D31p01ch 70 72s CAlc1go TT6NNs.
CAIRo, ILL.,, Dec. J.-Tha citizens Of Cairo,
on the arrival Of Cor. Culion and suits to.
morrow. will tender hin banquet a,ni ball.
lie will visit tic public schools Ia tho afternoon
and hold a reception at the Red Bihton Club
roofnB In the evening. 4 banquet atitt hull take
placc nj thu 1t. Charles Hotel following.
E1-uoy. Stafford, Ut Arlzoua, left for Boston
this AttvsupuN.
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nro now running regularly between ch!caco and
Conncil Bluffs on the California Express trans OF
tho Chicago + Northwestern Railway. No other
road runs Pullman hotclears, hny nthcr Form Of
hotct.cass. through between Chicago nntf tho Mis-.
sour3 liIyer. Ticket Offices o. Clark street. under
SHERMAN GauaR.
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Total dtsburaementa. .......... s....* " 140
Cash Remaining OFT lARA ..... .......-.. 30 R5s
The report WIS ordered to be confirmed II no
objections arc filed wftlItl ten aays.
THE GENITAL.
Mr. Otis Il. Glover received yesterday morn-
Ing the ncws Of his appointment Al Receiver o{
the Central National Bunk from the Comp.
troller Ut tho Currency at Washington. Ills
bond Ia In the sum of s30, ,000, ail1 it will prob
ably be completed to-dny. Sir. Glover did not
enter upon hts lutcs yesterday, and hc Was
affairs VI the bank. MIR. Il. Is rcal.cstats
.,gcnt, a1lu well acquainted With banking atrairs.
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Rebuilding Of tho bonis mi! hoas ,housc recently
destroyed. and the members Of the Club hope
that their friends will hcin thcu, In their en-
dcarof to re.estat'ish an organization that Inns
been the source OF 50 much pleasure and cujoy-
rnent.
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Delightful l,ongnets. nr. rrlce's Pet Rose,
Attsta bouquet, ind hia other handkerchief per
fumes arc most exQulstto'sccnts.
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$hafr
eho napt'sI "'ns.!e Aso ..e' ,..,' s4"'. ".s
ly meeting yesterday at Tue oenofn'hntiSh
headquarters, No. Il Randolph street, the Rev.
.ni n'i sa.,s ,ra. - ho nov Mr nater n,a,e I tc
N"A ee-'s
oro'''"s pf@.s'' ..
The Rev. LIT. EScfts spoSc OF tae e1cnanao
Of uulplts, and, upon his motion, The ChItf ap-
no,ntct M,s.rs. Eycris, Heyett. and TnYlor a
co,rn,,ttcc n con,lder .ho subject an,i trnort
"n .s.. ~
The meeting being the f,rst one 10 tho month'
tho reports Of progress were In order, The
Rcy, sir, blackburn, Of Oak Park, mate the
-, ,......, .t,t H. h,I .h,
a'ad announcement ,has NC naa tnal
taor'''ns Mate tne 4ass payment upon
che debt nj his church, and hal
thereby clcarcl the church property Of incum-
", .I.s 49,. al Nv, - ,.,s. nns rrr.,,,, h.,
GU Win ooMs e1,ooo u neols. "nc peFsou "ao
been added @ to the nctnocfs''o oy oar'sm IN
1he Rev. Ms. Carr. ol Downer's on 'soFe, had
perceived one eotntu;inteant ny letter. r..
The Ncv ~. Aeic1cnhaelt, nf inc First
i,Anis I"ntss i Gfsl', @ reporisa encouraging 'f
I'd In The tlrss mont ne l,a,i received one per-
ton W !e1ter am hne " nautssni.
The Rev; l1. Eyerss bud received five by letter
Thu Ksr. Pr. pesri'le had received two by let
ter and t"o by bai'tlsn.
The Ncy. ", Chapel, Of Evaheton, said THAT
nr T., Eson.trn ,mn 1 1n.t a"",av H. ssS H. t
T., ma peSlynatinr, ~h;,t thn ThnTrh W9,,II snor
~ ~ n"i,cr .-,a'. H. ,ntt,St ,.nnti"ur H. ,vnrl.
- r. ,rc iii xnrnr po.sihir iii snmmrr ' WI"
~" r. Wcwptt sa,,I tIst thr ,rrnwth ~ III. H,,n
,. uri,o, Ind n,njn norrasnrv tfr I,,li,iInIr ~
d tws sroonl alaition to to church sli'!cc.
room for .,; tno infaut elass and The other for
IL. Unssclhujlu, the pastor OF tic North Side
Germ II Chutrl,, stated that tho new German
ntso1.essnoo a1 taksn . tselr ncn 1artsrs tug
with. lie predicted great stcccss for tl1e mis-
sln,, w,,r t. and wanted uss.stanee in meeting
thc cxpr, ,7sra Of repairs 1lecessary for thc
schoo]'s n Infost.
Thc Rey tialusha Anlersou reported four ad.
tl,tiuns by baptism, liz was Hopeful, and re-
loice,i tint iIght services wcyu increxsIpr in
Ths Rey. i. ii. uoodspccd announced TINT
In lIa,I rcyciyeu q cali from thu yloreas rsrE
Clursh 10 preach thcro every otAur sttutlay,
e s a reietlos ., uacta atent Of ei q. sei
narv' IL, r,rari II thn Seminar. In eaitt tiIat
Tie en.irc oatiook hal bee,, changed. It was
Iyue very much, an.l liberal anticipatons would,
Il rco!lze,l, DO tic rrst. '''@D ~ ~'''
Tnc Ncy. E. o. Taylor. OF tho North sijc
Church, rcpor,cd ono GnptIsn and two letter. i.
AyrnT" Church. four by lstt:r: md The lisy'
H. Weelrt. Of An.tu. 3ns ny ,s,tgr and nj ,i'rre
by ' haptis",. l Ths Kev. Mr. Guss,an, ~ of lis
~ 1s ,o|~s' rbe 1us,n,mr%l,i, I'D tunr snn',
cnmhieii In two ycurs. mi M in,rcuaeti !ntcrcst
vns nn,v hcinv ,,ia}., ,nn,.ifsst
/ III" usv i II ,rhnric the apc,t n, tbo
o, sG P6ca.n soty ,na ny nsena nca ca ine p
| ass1stanrn n,,i rn,,t",rnt1nn. Iifs r"mnrl,a
saIisi mt tnatiuu from thc Key.
Mr. Gmulsoccl, and upon iss pas.
s@a,spss,,. t,Iansll. md l,lackbur,, q Commit.
trn M j!rsoI,,tis,,,s antl tiev ,lrcw m rssul-
tim M indos,ing sir. Theris aud h!s work, PROM
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LIFE IN THE ORIENT.
How a Turkish Princess Found q
Husband.
An Apotheoary's Clerk the Power Be.
hind the Throne.

daughter of Abdul Mild. and sister of tho
fcrnfnp eu)ta,,. I, n yery se1f.wIllctl Young per-
a,s 49,, ,",.., ~ .o.t .r,,,ht,. T., hcr n,rrnt.
11er servant. declare tia, .ho rcndors their life
II bun1en to them by her eaptlect. Under
Altlul.Aziz st.e was not of much az
rnunt nolEt,caltv. na this eoyercfun lad mind
"I ~, ht,p pt ~ ,n,r.t,co Tin rrra,,can rnstou
CT nun 10 'ntraso to l.ot"issn ,'i s, sun'g" m
and transmit the Ca''pfiate 10 h's o"n eon' III.
stead Of following tllc usual traditional rule OF
choosing for n succcssor the eldest nnle Of the
to,l,c Of Otbmat,, but shc bad escaped nil tic
'oIs o.n. y, ~ ,-s.., ~. ot,,,J - = ra,1tn. .,,a
pefa ol infancy AZ 'ne e''o q. ea!,'.s ,....e '.s
hat not been drowned lMc q sounR kll.cn es
blind pappy s,, no Id de'stsr'us ss hee9n,
1n,or am,l the ho,l arrived At Tia ara of puber-
~ ana x,,sr p, ,,,v,ny, vo.
MUST hh rhoS'psu @ , FOR
without much consultation Of the lady
w., =. M, ,ora,1v In fovor NJ ,omo morI,orIm,s
u"u NILS s. -, 49, s,t,,n,,h h. ~ ~.
ality thereby bcco'ncs slave to all fntents anil
purposes, beconics also o great posbunagc, aud
IA held forever nftcrwartl la much ostccm hut
nsttt,cr Dcr, nor pa,has ,ycrc to tho fancv of
.% ~. rs,", whs, AG d,ciarc5 That .,,a .rI
c!nose lot Hetse!!; nnu. nIte1 Hluc4l etutM@nlR @
aha pcfsnas!on.-,l' equally Ut M
lot. ~ shc e"un! a1sc fe,,turcsl r.. % IN aMst. ~.
would t'ayn followed tue example o. tho xFeat M
IAafout.ai.NasCnlus antt HouHt !aso Rohe ~
lucst ol mSa ,ac9' H.. out a LUIS s wv ~ "
10 ns u!eansM o., n'.u ~ sne W. ,;', .o.sSa 10 10
lsom tns M!huows ~ ner sas11ass, 1, ~ Mns M NV
drovs ABOUT every aay, ana Always wa ny one
9Fcat eiia IL sseW-a "!svn'"'' a ,, ~ aast a.ae
l2ana s,. s "ag noL ~ ses, os n,, nan, @ a,n. e3en
ol great lanlll}' Au !.au nv "on na.'u ai't !
latne ny uceus u eontaGe ~ sussn'3ehec' Jul
was posr ttlhcIana vs'.,.os .,s y. o'use
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DAINTER'5 MANUAL - HOUSE AND
sign painting, graining, vanishing, pol
ishng, kalsominlug, papering lettering,
staining, gliding, &c, SOC. Book OF Alphabets
Cabinet Fiuisher 51c. Matchmaker and jew
eIer SOC. soapmaker Csc. Taxidermst Soc. :
or booksellers or by mail. JESSE HANEY
Il CO., 119 Nassau street, New York.
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POLITICAL MATTERS.
THE WORKINGMEN

The Workingmen's Headquarters for
the receipt and announcement Of elec-
tion returns this evening, will be at Bor-
mans saloon, No. 206 Vine street.
THE DEMOCRACY.
The last grand Democratic rally took
place last night in Pixies Opera-house.
Speeches were made by Hon. Geo. Il.
Pendleton, General Thomas Ewing,
General Converse of Columbus, and
Mr.. Willis of New York.
The Twenty-ffth Ward Democracy
held meeting last evening at the cor
ner OF Hoffman street and Hamilton
Pike, Addresses were made by Mr..
Oliver Brown, j. Lawler and General
Banning.
THE REPUBLICANS.
A large Republican meeting was held
at Lick Run last evening, at which Mr..
Oscar Dodson presided. Speeches were
made by Burr W. Blair, David Humph-
reys and B. P. Bake.
Al Avondale rousing Republican
meeting was held and spe eechers were
made by Mr. Lewis Seasongood, Geo. r.
Sage and Rev. MI Jackson.
POLICE REGULATIONS.
The following order by the Police
Commissioners was sent to the Captains
of Fire Companies at each OF the engine.
houses in sealed envelopes yesterday:
CHIEE ENGINEERS OFFICE
FIRE DEPARTMENT.,
CINCINNATI, October s, 1877.
General Order.]
POLICE INSTRUCTIONS TO THE FIREMEN
ON ELECTION DAY.
To the Firemen OF Cincinnati:
1t will be your duty to assist the police
| in preserving order at the polls on elec'
| tion day, and you will give prompt aid
ana assistance In quelling disturbance.
and making arrests when IL becomes
necessary.
Captains of companies will remain on
actual duty from the opening of the polls
| in the morning until the votes are count
ed in the evening, and they will be held
responsible Tor the prompt and efficient
action of the men under their charge.
| Any neglect OF duty by the tiremen, In
falling faithfully TO perform police duty
on election day, will subject the delin'
uuent to discipline, and, upon convic
tion, dismiss al from the force.
| The Assistant Chiefs of the Depart
ment will exercise general supervision
over The force in their respe otive dis
tricts, and see that the foregoing orde
is properly executed.
by order OF the Board of Police Com
mlssioners. X. G. MEGRUE,
Chief of the Fire Department.
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National Theater.

The managers OF the National Theater
have engaged an unusual amount of tai
ent for this week. The performance
opens with roaring farce, "Snip Snap
snooks." The rope dance Of Miss Julia
Bennett was excellent, aud that young
and charming lady frequently ap-
plauded. Her costume was elegant.
Tom Morrissey and Maude Davenport
in their double character dance and
sketches are unrivaled.
Stella Bertram, in her original base
ball song, "rally One tor Me,' was very
pleasing. The olio, in short, was per-
formed admirably. Mr.. Hyams has Sc.
cured some OF the best dancers, as was
evident from last evenings perform
ance. The entertainment, rich as it ia
in it's different variety specialties, CLOSES
with the four-aet sensational drama,
"Wealth and Crime"
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Amusement Notes.

At the Grand opera.house MI
Lawrence Barrett, supported by
the splendid dramatic company. is now
on the second and last week Of the en-.
gagement. Tonight, "The Inconstant,
Or, Wine Works Wonders" "Mirabsl," !"
Lawrence Barrett.
At RoDinson's Opera-house Mr.
and Mrs. Frank l. Frayne and
combination in the celebrated Amerl
can drama, "sI slocum; or, the Trap
per and His Dog" opened to goou
house. 1t is a new sensational piece
and one OF the best of its school. Matinee
ON Saturday.
At Woods Theater MIR. Den Thomp
son, In a three-act drama, Joshu,
Whitcomb," had sgood house. Mr.
Thompson is supported by fine dramat
10 company. Every night and saLur
day matinee.
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Rarnum,R Circus.

Barnum's great circus is here, and,
as is always the case with anything as.
sociated with the great showmans
name, is the center of attraction. The
museum department occupied the first
pavilion, rare inanimate curiositles from
all parts of the world are display and
tho mechanical novelties are of most
intricate nature. Captain Costentenus,
the tattooed Greek n0bleman,. held his
levee here. He is a noble specimen OF
manhood; covered with Indigo and Gin
nabar, he presents living art gallery,
carrying his pictures OF red and blue
continually with him. To adorn his
person in this singular manner occupied
the barbarian artist six months, six
hours a day. Seven million blood-pro-
ducinR punctures were made on his
body, and all because be had engaged
| in rebellion against the ruler OF Chinese
Taftary.
The menagerie is complete, and COM
| prises the finest OF wild beasts and trop-
| ical birds. The circus proper boasts
| some fine acts. Satsuma and Little ALI
r ght do some wonderful balancing.
| The tandem act by Miss Jennie Louise
Hengler Is without doubt the most grace.
full feature of the show. She has perfect
control over the beautiful animals.
Charles Fish, the champion bareback
trick rider, has few if any equals in the
business. lie rides with grace and skill,
so that the most difficult feats look easy.
| The performing stations should be seen
by every lover of horse flesh. They are
perfect in form, move with the precision
OF well-truined soldiers, oDeying VIII
| the intelligence Of man the directions OF
| tho 1rainar. Mons, Oscar, The clowns
are of the best. Maglnley, Almonte and
the Miaccos keep the audience good-na-
| lured from beginning 10 end.
Two performances daily, afternoon and
night, closing tomorrow night.
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THE DISMAL SWAMP.
Not at all Dismal, buta Perfect Paradise.

know of no trip more full Of excite.
ment and varied pleasure than a visit to
the great Dismal Swamp. The strange,
the beautiful, the weird and solemn in
nature, are all blended together, torm-
ing a scenic panorama attractive aud
interesting to the highest degree. There
is nobody who has not actually been
through the "Great Dismap' that has
the slfghtest conception OF what kind OF
a place it is. Judging from It's name
lhe popular Imagination makes 1t a vast
swamp, auagmire and unwh oleso fen
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FALL GOODS.
FALL GOODS!

FALL GOODS!
NEW STORE
l47 and l49 w. Fourth st.
Fine Black Silks of Cash
mere finish and of su-
perior quality for 81 25,
ST. so, 81 rs and $2.
These are Of celebrated
ufa c tur Q S and
warranted to wear, and
offered at Great Bar
gains.
Colored Silks, extra fin
ish, for 81 and 81 IS,
fully 10 inches wide,
perfect shades, and gen.
orally sold for 81 75.
1 lot of Brooadilly Silk
Poplins, new styles, for
500 per yard, worth 81.
500 pieces Black Cash
meres, Drap d'ete fin
ish, heavy weight, all
grades.
Black Alpacas, d 10 u b lie
warp, perfect black, at
less than i'm porte RS
prices.
Dress Goods in Stripes,
Brocades, Baskets, and
| Mixtures at 25c; one
lot Of yard-wide Serg-
es in all the news hades
at 35c, cheap at SOC;
one lot Of. Silk Mkt
ures, quite Frenchy, at
| 5Oo;Colored Cashmeres
in full line.
We offer Special Bar
gains in our Linen De-
partment: Bla n k o t 8,
Flannels, Water-pr offs,
! Clothes, Skirts, lace
Curtains by the yard,
Shawls and Cloaks.
Every article warranted
as represented, or the
money cheerfully re-
| funded"
|RiV0t ( Partridge,
n47 and 149 ". 4th St.
Cheapest House in the CITY,"
/
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Nothing More Delicate.

It is generally admitted that there can not
he anyfhing more exquisitely dclicare for per-
fuming the handkerchief than Murray & Lam
mans Florida W ater, but its great and dis
tino.ive tine property is Its adaptability to the use
Of the bath. Ii is the only. perfume that we
know of especially and particularly suited to
nse IN this way; the power 1t has of impartlng
TO the waters OF the bath great soothing, re-
freshing and invigoratins effects, is peculiar
m itself
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Shooting ARRAY

Charles Lewis, who lives on Syoa-
more street, near Third, deliberately
shot John Connors, last evening, be-
hind the stage i'll Heuek's Opera-house.
Connors was the stage carpenter there
and Lewis has been .his assistant until
day or so ago, when Connors dis:
charged him. Lewis said be "had 1t iR'
tor. him. The ball entered the thigh,
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NOTICES.
Notice to Creditors.

,T,HE CREDITORS OF ,HUMMELL, AIR
Il CO., will take notice that the. np;
derslgned has been appointed Receiver OF sa!d
Gnc'innat efn' an Of Which they are essees and thas
they are required to present their claims and
debts t against said drm to me at the hotel, cor
ner SIKH and Main streets, ineinnati, on or
PRESTON LODWICk, Receiver.
DoNHAM & FORAKER, Attorneys.
October 4, 1871 ocB-4
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ONE SOC TICKET!

Admitting to Every Tent and DepartmeA At
Chill rem under years, half price.
Doors open at and 7 p. NJ. Grand spectac-
ular Animal and Arenic Entree one hour iaVer'
Hess~ For the accommodation OF tnose de,
At tie ticket wagons, Tickets and Reserved
seats NAV be obtained, at the usual slight ad-
vance. at HAWLEY'S. News Depot, i6i Vine
street.
Arrangements have been made
for ExcUrsion LraMs, S.u AZ "e""oc"
= ,6u-3t
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making a painful but not dangerous
wound. Lewis had not been caught up
to 3 O'Clock this morning