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CoASTwIsE STEAMSHIPS.

NEW YORK an AND SuRA NAIL n1,SrI STEAMSHIP LINE
from pier Ii East River. ats r. NJ
steamship NiAGAKA Saturday yniy @ ~ ~
Masnincent passenger recommendations.
JAMES L. WARD a Co, ll3 Wall St
UNITED STATES sh1p ANP hiSF ssAzIL MAIL STEAM
St. Thomas Para respa@saeo Bahia and Rio Dc t,a Js
Rieo. Jamaica and the spanish Main.
The no" hti cfY Tr's oF iF'l hiS De }ANEIRo
Captain Weir, .
Mn ss 1S' s ssSys a
Fregn received AT all times At Roberts stores Brook
Shippers desiring insurance eau effect the
open policy a, loves, rates Through tickets issued 70
Intercolonia steamers and Montevideo and Buenos
Freight must DO paid in advance For freight engage
ents or passage having elegant aeeommSda'ens @ apply
onicc, pier 10 East River near Fulton ferry
WExAs LINE FOR GALvEsIoN, T9UcliIXG At
i Key West-.rhe steamer STATE or TEAAS, Captain
Nckerson, will sail from pier 20 East River Saturday.
Through bills o lading given and all points
international aud Grand Northern, Galveston,
Houston aud Henderson and tho Galveston harrsoarg
and san Antonio railroads Passage 10 Galveston reduced
FOR freight passage and general formation apply to
pier 20 East River.
HALIFAX, n s.. AND ST. JOHNS y. Z.
1cromwel Lne.-sleamshps leave MS follows from pcr
rosTEs e NSis River. Tuesday July Is
freight a 9assisss appiy 70 cIIRk sEASaS wos ST.
+ (,RoMwELL LINE.FoR NEW ORLEANS DIRECT-
II at H. from pier North River Insurance Effected
at one-haf per cent on our open policy;
points on the Mississippi and Rcd rivers.
REDUCED PAssAGE TO Now orieans-cabin. $40;
'"s'' w. N'p' CLARK SEAMAN SO West $.
JACKSONVILLE FLA DIRECT-MALLORY LINE
Fla soasnns at BrunsSier and Port Rosa
CITY OF DALLAS, Captain Chester. win sail Friday.
pier 70 East River.
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NI ETRoroIlTAN. ELEVATED RAILWAY.
RECTOR sr-Nearest point for Wall terry.
sr's tor ssaas 'rr p.n Jersey City and
cg%%anipns P rGItos Sso.. Do0, 20, c.
CnAMBEks sT.-Nsarsst point for PavoniA and Erie
GAND sT-Nearcst point for Desbrosses street ferry
70 Jersey City conneeng with cars for Desbrosses and
BLEECKER sT.-Connocting with cars for east and
I4TM sT.-connectng with for East Twenty- third
ssD With ears for Twen.ythrd stree.
with for ssA.x.sn
sGT ssH. 81 AS %SD E'sra 9Th osV.'' &8 D''''
5sTH sr-sxth avenue entrance to Central Park con.
s T Tta And sh Lea s AND 9TH 7p
M ST SI SDerH Az ;r sisTsr AND OPT gTH Ay, ssD ST.
TOWN TRAINS take east side stations FOR DOWN
Trains 5sih and lo4th st. and
sunday trains fs s@hE Il '2 pEs cEsHs Il, Il midnight
except between the hours OF 80 and 30 NJ and5 and
WILLIAM r. GAkRisoN. President.
NEW HAVEN, MERIDEN HARTFORD, SPRING
~ field White Mountains and inte,%eaixte points; steam
New Haven with special trains Particulars at pier.
ONE DOLLAR LINE TO BOSTON LIMITED TICK
to ssr .. .s ips @
day at 80 r. NJ steamers OF the Norwich line leave
pier daily including Sundays at M for Boston,
Worcester &c and for Portland and the White Mountains
daily, except Saturdays
DRovIDEECE LINE TO BOSTON VIA PROVIDENCE
direetA tullnights rest Only ~ miles OF rail- Palace
steamers MASSACH USETTS aud RHODE ISLAND leave
r. NJ from pier ~ North River, foot of Warren st.
STEAMBOAT AND STEAMSHIP AND RAILROAD
T OF ragidy and enssp a0nS
Office IL Union square, connected by telephone.
fi,HE OLD RELIABLE STONINGTON LINE FOR BOs-
i TON and ALL POINTS EASr.-Steamers leave pier 33
n H. foot Jay St, +. NJ Special tickets to boston,
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DAcIrIo MAIL srEAMsmIr coMrANY.

DACIFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANY.
i Pier, foot of Canal st., North River.
For san Francisco. via Isthnius Of Panama.
Steamship COLON Monday, July II
Connecting for Central and south America aud Mexico
Prom san Francisco to Japan ana China.
bteafnahip CITY OF Friday, August
From Francisco TO Honolulu Now Zealand and
trHiia steamship CITY on SYDNEY Mon.. Aug a, noon.
bot freight general Information apply company
oHice. Oh thc pier foot of Canal st.. North River
Passengers forwarded Francisco. Sandw ich
Isfunds Japan. China New Zealand. Australia, Sonth
Amol ica. Ceutrsl America aud Mexican ports
Information regard routes apply
w the Passenger Department. No 25T Broadway
G.. o. ShWALL, II. j. BULLAY.
General Passenger Agent Supernt tendent
DERMUDA WEST INDIES AND PORTO RICO.
ID Qnebee ana Gulf Ports steamship Company
For BERN DA--Stoamshp GAMMA, July IL.
For 81. JOHNS, MAYAGuEl and PONCE, Porto Rico.
and 81 TilDhAs-Steainshp BERMUDA
For ASTIGJA, MARTINIQUE. ~. LUCIA, BARBA-
DOS ana 1ItISlDA steamship BAHAMA Jay ~ IL M.
PASSAGE RATES GREATLY nEDUCED.
For freight, passage and Insurance apply TO
A. II. UUTERBRlDGE CO, Agents, 10 Broadway
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Excursion tickets Brighton. via railroad
single fare O Coney Island Point DE
Single fare TO Brighton. via railroad. ....,. 3jc.
Returning boats will leave Coney Island Point 10 40
IL ~ A. NJ, IL I'D 20 22u. $40, 30 20 80
aud ~ y NJ The and 10 r. NJ boats from Coney Island
Point land ut Franklin and West Path STA only
Returning trains will have close counec At
Concy Island Point TOR New York.
A.. 80 cents to Ncwourg and retarn.
the magnificent steamer
LONG BRANCH.
Captain James ynch
will mako regular SUNDAY morning excursions to
Ncwburg,
West Point and Cold Spring
Leaving Fulton ferry, Brook yn. 80; West 10th
o. and 2Ith st., North River. at q 80 A. NJ. sharp.
Rossncrs celebrated Military Brass Band will discourse
the most enchanting music and envening concerts The
GEORGIAN SLAVE TROUPE IN music aud songs Of their
favortc south An illustrated Map Of the Hudson given
each passenger
Fare. entire drand Excursion. only so cents.
A FISHING BANKS. EVERY DAY SATURDAYS
~ .cNceptod. fast steamer SETH Low. with saloon,
leaving Harrison st. N X, 9th ST., t. r.. pier ~,
l3 N. r. 10 A NJ Gentiencns ticket, zoe. ladies ,,c.
AL. FOSTER. Manager.
-A-ExCUHSioN STEAMERS BARGES AND
~ .Groves to charter; tho grand caopc steam
the Ccntennin been
10 the excursion steamer GkNERAL sEDGWICk
deriDg the hhcst music presented the
public; the Of band and IL very atracv
Park RHrtsn Beach, Buyntou Beach Columbia and Orien
tai Groves BRIGGS Excursions 3si Wcst st. opposite
christopher street ferry.
A --To CHATTER FOR EXCURSIONS. DAY. WEEK
"A month, large Saloon steamer. Aadress BOAT boz
lov Herald vnica
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TRAVELLERS, GUIDE,


AND oGESc tosA viz
travel TO visit the ancient and picturesque ely
So M
cool % aas .na Nex Vow Va s
nss'loa Win vim
Senee Prince Mdxsrd Island St John and Haliiax Ex.
spps q fSssr
27l Broadway. New York.
ho and
leave pier % North River foot of Murray st. at
Rssusnns s.ss Boston from od Colony Railroad DEPOT
saa @ 81 pa q
River foot of Leroy daily. except Saturday ut M.
A LBASY IND ASD TROY BY DAY BOATS, .; vIBsAKD
fx IS sS4 aad a4,h = i s. T0% skooKLyN y
cornwall SevSaTs ssn return down So.s, Poasakssp
%
ps q TR E,sr .as .s.a for passage
NEW BRUNSWICK BOAT. LANDING AT sAYRE-
b1d sonh A%Ssy Perth A%ooy MsSa
from foo. Canal sxery week das at p Fare lowe.
than any other route.
LBANY BoArs1,PEoPLE's LINE-sTEAMERs
Of Canal st., ~ every week day ats T H. ''''
MARY POWELL. FOR PoUGHKEEPsIE. WEST
Cola
sffy Ssy MS Bs"asa Sss s
sns s.ys
New York daily Sundays included. from pier 2S North
River foot of Murray ST. 80 r. NJ. Leave Brooklyn
via Annex, 8 +. NJ; Jersey City 3 so p. H. Music by
splendid bands and orchestras.
RoAr FOs CATSKILL. srYUvEsANT AND INTER
Dmcaiate Ian dings will leave pier No "a. Harrison
North River. = ally tSundsys excepted. at6P NJ.
INOR NORHALK AID DANBURY YDAILY-STEANER
IL ADELPHI leaves Jeweils Dock Brooklyn. 30 Y. NJ. ;
pier No 81 East River AS r NJ aud $50 ST. East River
ut Z. NJ. conaecting with Danbury and New Haven rail-
roads. REDUCED FARE 30 CENTS
EXCURSION TICKETS. SO CENTS
E,oR RONDOUT AND KINGsTON.-LANDING AT
IL Coxzens' West Point, Cornwall. Newburg Marlboro
Ml.os, Foughkeepsie Esopus connecting with Ulster and
Ds~Ass and Wak Valley railroads Steamboat JAN ES
w HaLDWIN and THOMAS CORNELL leave DAILY at
NJ "a North River, foot of Harrison Except
Saturdays. when the steamer THOMAS CORNELL will
leave o'clock r. NJ. connecting with evening
the Clstsr and Delaware Railroad.
NOR CATSKILL.-EXTRA SATURDAY NIGHT BOAT
Steamer WALTER BRETT.
A. foot of Canal North kiver, at 80 n
Returning, leaves Catskili Sunday night, at 7. NJ
Pare. round trip. only 81, including berth.
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TLAS MAIL LINE.
AFOk WEST INDIES AND SOUTH AMERICA
calling Ut the following ports, viz
Kingston, ia. Cape Hayti GOnAives St Marc, Port
Prince Aux Cages and Jacme in Hayti: santa Martha
havanilla Cathagena and Aspin wall In Colombia and
Grsytown, Nicaragua
Regular fortnightly sailings from pier No 81 North
River as follows
FOR KINGSTON, HAYTI AND MARAcAIBo
ALPS. July 10 ETNA ......... July "a
FOR HAYTf, COLOMBIA. GHEYTowk, AsPiNW ALL,
PANAMA AND SOUTH PACIFIC PORTS
tvia ASrfNWALL,
ANDES. July 10 ALLAN ...........J July 20
Superior hrst class passenger xccomm modatfons
PIN. FORWOOD q co. Agents.
Nm WALL
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EXCURSIONS.

A -A.--CONEY ISLAND POINT DIRECT
"A .NORTON h MUKkAy's WEST END HOTEL.
BRIGHTON, CABLES and tho NEW PIER.
The steamers kOSEDALE, IDLEwILD and SYLVAN
DELL will make daily excursions to Coney Island Point
connecting with Prospect Park and Coney Island Railroad
Tor Brighton Cables aud also the nearest to the
New Pier landing the of ell the prin
cipal tollows.--
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OLD DOMINION STEAMSHIP COMPANY.

nLD DOMINION STEAMSHIP COMPANY.
Sailing from pier 81 North River. foot Beach st.
For MORE DIX. PETERSBC r.. snd RICHMOND ID direct
TUESDAY, III EsDAf aud SATURDAY SP NJ
For RICHMOND, via WEST POINT. MONDAY WED
kEsDAY aud SATURDAY. 3P ~
steamers Tor LBWES, Del. aud RETIOBOTH BEACH
and connecting railroads, MONDAY and THURSDAY 2
z. NJ.
Through passenger tickets and bills of ading to eli
points Insurance effected at a per
Frcgbts received daily at pier 81 North River.
General Office, lDT Greenwich ct
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NEW YORK AND HAVANA MAI. LINE DIRECT
~ These first class steamers will sail at r. NJ from
pier rs North River foot OF Cedar for Havana direct
fvllows:-
STEAMER MURRO CASTLE ........ w ednc sday Jaly Ia
Steamer SANTIAGO DE CUBA. wednesday July 28
For freight and passage thaving accom-
dalions) apply
- WILLIAM y CLYDE a co No a, uro,ax..,
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Raal Estata Trausiars.

The following are the transfers Of real es-
tate from noon yesterday to noon to-day:
Isaac Hyams and wife to Jane Froome,
lot 25 by 100 feet, on the north side of Wise
avenue, 3l3 40-100 feet west from Ridgeway
avenue. Minneola; $l45.
The Royer Wheel Company to the Sextro
Furniture Company, five years lease of a
lot As feet front on the south side OF Third
street and through to North Pearl street,
being 9S feet wide in the rear, and lying
237 Sc feet west from Rose street, at a
monthly rent of 500, with privilege of pur-
chase at $2O,0O0
Leonard stenger and wife to Mary E..
Keen, lot Az by 165 feet. on the west side
of Hill street, IT'S feet south from Market
street, Harrison; 5000.
John G. Green and wife to Silas s. Snod-
grass, lot 26 45-100 by 80 feet, on the west
side of Coleman street. 50 90-100 feet north
from York street; So, COO.
Samuel F. Cosbey ct al. to Anna B. Ken
nedy ct al, quitclaim Al by 80 feet, on the
west side of Gilbert avenue, opposite Curtis
street, Walnut Hills; $1 and other prop
erty.
Frederick w. Dietz to Susanna c. Dietz,
lot 20 by 1861 feet, on the south side of
Eighth street, 50 feet east from Carr street ;
$4,000.
Harrison Homestead Building Associa-
ton to Gallie Stamm 40 by 1917 feet, on
the north side of Market street, so feet east
from Washington street. Harrison; $400.
Frederick Silver and wife to Henry E.
Willis ct al, 80 by 10 feet, on the north
side OF East Willow avenue, ITO feet east OF
Troy avenue, Glendale; $3.50.
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A Depraved Young Man.

On the Goth day of November last Lloyd
C. Lithgow, residing with his mother, who
keeps clearinghouse on Home street,
went to his mother while she was making
up bread and said to her:
Here, mother, is quarter I want you
to keep for me-" "Take my pocketbook
out of my pocket and put the quarter in
it," said Mrs. Lithgow. Lloyd did as she
requested, but instead of putting the quar-
ter in her pocketbook he kept the purse
containing $3l, and replaced it with an
empty one.
The same day he is charged with stealing
two suits of clothes from couple of his
mothers boarders. In addition to this it is
alleged that he steered drunken man
named Joseph Haser down under the
Southern Railroad Bridge and, knocking
him in the head, robbed him Of gold
watch and chain.
Lithgow jumped the town at that time
and did not return until yesterday, when
Officer M. Kennedy captured him. In the
Police Court this morning ne was charfac
with highway robbery. His case was con
tinued until September 9th.
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Police Com missioners.

At the meeting of the Board yesterday
afternoon, DR.. Minor was allowed $3.50 for
quarantine purposes, and was authorized
to detail a sanitary officer as temporary
inspector of meat in place of John Wagner
resigned.
The Board then cast forty unsuccessful
ballots for fifth member of the Board.
The Superintendent was directed to con-
fer with Mayor Jacobs in regard to the
arresting of the owners of drays, express
wagons, ETC., whose license had expired.
The Exposition Procession Committee
asked that the policemen ask the citizens
to decorate, and that the sanitary force
look after decorations on the line OF march.
Referred to DR.. Minor to confer with
Colonel Markbreit, and to have power to
act.
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The Suckers Welcome Home.

Last week man from Palestine, ILL.,, or
the winding Wabash, came here to buy
goods, but "bunko" men steered him intt
a den on Longworth street and cheated him
out of 81 200 The frogs in the bushes on
the banks of the Wabash thus welcomed
him home, to the air of THE Troubadour'
Gaily the Sucker man
Skipped from the train,
Coming TO purchase his
Fall goods again,
Singing: From Palestine
Hither steer,
Bunko man, bunko men.
Welcome me here"
Gaily the bunko man
Gathered him in,
Merrily fleeing him
Out of his tin.
Wildly the Wabash walls
By its green shore,
"Sucker man, Sucker man,
Skip home once more"
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was soon quieted. Graham got out his
pop" and fired at the other two men.
One of them exclaimed, "My God, I'm
shot" These two men escaped, but
Cock" Nuttles was so badly dubbed that
he had to be carried to the Station-house in
an express wagon. In the Police Court this
morning his case was continued until next
Friday. His bail was fixed at$2, 500 he be-
ing charged with shooting with intent to
kill.
After taking Nuttles to the Station-house
the officers returned to the scene of the melee
and found there large ham. Later it was
discovered that pork house on Sycamore
street had been entered by burglars, and it
is supposed that these parties were the per-
petrators of it,
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Exposition Parade.

The following is the line of march de-
termined upon by the officials in
charge of the procession:
South on Freeman to Seventh, east on
Seventh to Central avenue, south on Cen
trail avenue to Fourth, east on Fourth to
Walnut, north on Walnut to Fifth, west on
Fifth to Vine, north on Vine and McMicken
avenue to Elm, south on Elm in review
past the Exposition Building to Court
street. where it will disband.
The Division Marshals were instructed to
order those composing their commands to
be in their assigned position, closed up and
ready to move by 1870 o'clock, as the pro-
cession must move promptly at o'clock.
The Treasurer, Amor Smith, Jr., was in
structed to take proper steps fcr the col.
lection of the 81 assessed upon each wagon
to defray the expenses of music, etc.
Adjourned TO meet at p. m. on Satur-
day next.
MORE AIDS.
Colonel L. Markbreit, Grand Marshal of
the Exposition Procession, has appointed
the following gentlemen on his staff:
General W. H. Baldwin, Chief of Staff.
W. J. O'Neil, Adjutant General.
Colonel Max Mosler, Edward Harrison.
E. II. Hunt ngton, Charles I. DICKSON,
Robert Kuehnert. John p M0sby,
Edward Cooper. Julius Bake, Jr,
Holden c. Davis, Benjamin II. Cox,
Brent Arnold, H. F. Farny,
A. r. Won Martels, N. II. Davis,
Chapman Johnson, Nelson Perrin,
Louis O'Shaughnessy, Adolph Hartdegen
Alex Sands Jr., Chas Rammelsberg
Major Flamen Ball. A. c. Barney,
Capt James s. Wise, r. W. Warder,
Howard S. Winslow, Albert Kuhn,
Paul F. Mohr, Captain F. McDonough,
John S. Woods, Sam W. frost,
Elliott H. Pendleton, Jr. John Cosgrove
Dwight Huntington, Gen. G. Z. La Motte
John NJ Ball. Cnas. f. Eaton,
W. H Shoenberger, Frank Andrews,
Geo. W. Jones' Jr., VIM. Won Steinwehr,
P. Bolivar, Hugh StIuckhim.
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The Mourrful March of Mean, Maddened
and Miserable Observation-Disclosures,

"Let the march begin, Uncle George"
said the Honorable Moses F., when he
dropped into the Judicial seat in the Police
Court this morning, with worn
out and detected look upon his coun-
tenance, caused by his three hours ride in
the Italian procession alongside of Frank
Ramsey yesterday afternoon. Uncle George
Palmer did as directed after carrying an
aged colored lady to a far corner in the
Court room, and, bolstering her up with a
couple of corn-shuck pillows. She was
the prosecuting witness in an assault and
battery case.
The first lamb led to the slaughter was
old-time Mary Gallagher, who was found
hung up in the Sixth-street Market-house
with about three gallons of whisky inside
of her. The Judge was under the impress
sion that it would take about thirty days to
get the "tamarack" out of her, and sent her
to the Works for that length of time.
John Duly, big, burly boot-black, got
stavipg drunk last evening and went up
and down Vine street. knocking down
everybody whom he met, until Petit. the
bass wood policeman, ran across him. and
landed him at the Ninth Street Station
house. Sixty days was the sentence of the
Court
Dennis O'Connor, an intolerable nui-
sance to his relatives, was dispatched up to
Bill Dunns' mansion for thirty days.
James Dawson, another one of the same
kind as o Connor, was accommodated with
three months.
Johanna kirkpatrick was fined $50 and
costs for using water from hydrant with
out permit from the Water-works Depart
ment.
Last night an alteration occurred
at the Cincinnati end of the Sus
pension Bridge, between q man named
Lawrence Moran and the bridge watch
man, James Meara. Moran drew
a knife and cut the watchman several time
in the head, and it was not until Near;
dubbed Moran severely that he was sub
dued. He was taken to the station-hous
and charged with cutting with intent t.
kill. His case was continued until mex
Tuesday.
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NUTTLES, THE KNOCKER.
4 Midnight Fight in the Wilds Of Deer
Creek,

Last night, about 12 o'clock, Officers Jno.
Graham and Jno. Maloney noticed three
suspicious looking characters in the neigh
borhood of the Deer-creek tunnel.
As soon as they saw the officers approach
Ing they ran away. About 2 o'clock this
morning the same officers heard pistol
shot fred on Gilbert avenue, between
Eighth and Eggleston avenues. Hurrying
10 the scene they found James, alias Cock"
Huttles, with a pistol in his hand.
Graham requested Nuttles to give up the
weapon. He refused to do so, remarking
that he intended to let the officer have the
contents of it. Graham jumped for Nuttles
Just as he fired.
He threw his arm aside and thus escaped
unhurt. Nuttles called for help, and
Ghad Nuttles and another man, supposed
10 be Pete Renap, went TO his rescue. Nut
Ties fired three more Shots but Graham
held him in such manner that he could
do no harm.
Shad Nuttles threw a bowlder at Ora.
ham, which, striking him in the head,
felled him to the ground. Officer Maloney
by this time began getting in his work with
his club on "Cock" Nuttles' head, and he
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"Hell Closed for Repairs"

Mr. J. H. Kline has the contract on hand,
and on Sunday evening September 14th, at
the Grand Opera-house, Prof. w. F. jamie
son, of Chicago, will give his famed lecture,
entitled Hell Closed for Repairs" The
Professor has advanced some mighty argu-
men,s in favor of his plan to shut up the
horrid place, and has the Endorsement of
the press as an interesting lecturer and
0ratnr
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Kidney Diseases.

Kidney diseases affict the greater part OF
the human race, and they are constantly on
the increase, but where the virtues of Kid
ney-Wort have become known, they are
held in check and speedily cured. Let
those who have had to constantly dose
spirits of nitre and such stuff, give this
great remedy trial and be cured.
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A Celebrated Astronomer,

Mr.. Otto Won Struve. the celebrated chief
of the Poulkova Observatory, Russia, will
leave Niagara Falls tonight for this city,
where he will remain for short time. He
will be the guest of Prof. Stone. of the Gin
cinnati Observatory. Mr.. Won Strives
purpose of coming to this country is for
the negotiation, Oh behalf of the Russian
Government, for refractor for telescope,
which is to be the largest in the world.
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THE DAILY STAR
THE WEATHER.

WASHINGTON, Sept. 2.-For Tennessee
md the Ohio Valley, colder, cloudy and
rainy weather, northeasterly winds, backing
10 northwest, falling generally, followed by
rising barometer.
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He thought he heard the angels sing" !"
but it proved to be chorus of yells from
the next door children. He grew desperate,
procured bottle of DR.. Bulls Baby Syrup
and sent it to Mrs. s. with his compliments
He was hatchelOr
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Large assortment, very cheap. Gold
watches from SIS up to $3.50; silver from
SIS up to $50. All kinds of watches repaired.
Come and see H. R. Strueve, 233 Walnut
street. between Fifth and Sixth,
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-09-02

Sick headaches incessantly distract many.
Let sum use Sellers Liver Pills" 25c
box.
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Died.

sANDERS-At the residence of his mother, on
Sloo street, at 1905 o'clock this morning, Harry
Sanders, at the age of IS years and months.
WINTERS-S at the residence of his
brother-n-law, No. 322 Ninth str eet John Winters
aged AZ years. II"