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DIRECTORY FOR ADVERTISERS.
HERALD BRANCH OFFICE 2e5 BROADWAY.
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SPECIAL NOTICES,
DIR. Ia GRANGE.

DR. LA GRANGE,
Principal of the Great European School OF Anatomy and
Senior Surgeon of the we'll firm OF Jordan Dnve
philadelphia author OF all medical works published
by this nrm NAV be consulted daily the treatment
and Of affections arising from
blity exhausted vitality abuse of the system and dis
brought by indscrction Patients whose
have been badly treated neglected pronounced ncura
BILE particularly invited to pay VISIT in In
do thcy leave his without perm cure
being effected.
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B-Surgical diseases, defomities, spinal curvature
calculus both renal and hepatic all
surgical we'll medical affections sfuy
Ahsulutc satisfaction given To every pntient
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DIR. La ORANGES MEDICAL WORKS.

DIR. la GKANGE'S MEDICAL WORKS
"social Evils Of the Present Day Price, l5c.
what to Eat. Drink and Avoid with Chapter on Dys-
pepsia and Regimen tor the Sckr Price, i5c
premature Decay" very important work on nervous
prostration aud degenerRtion also false
prosttion with causes and Treatment This is the
valuable work published the subject Price 25e.
May be had direct from the author
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HORSES. CARRIAGES. &C.

A FOR SALE, FIVE SOUND YOUNG HORSES
lsu farmer, grocer, express truckman or any bnsi-
ness week trial given reasonable oner refuseu
Stable 40 Greene between Beecker and Houston sts
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DRY GOODS.
MANAGED GOODS.-A LARGE LOT or SHIFTING
Dsnd Shoeting Linens. Towcls Napkins blcxched and
unbleached Table Damask linen dkerchefs Fiannels
Blankets Diagonal Cloths Cassineres, Shooting and
Shrtng Musips Prints &c, selling far below regular
prices WM MATHEWS. "a Catharne st.
WATCHES. JEWELkN. 80.
A -si7 BROADWAY, SECOND FLOOR; DIAMONDS,
A.WAtchos, Jeweiry &c, bought aud sold; money nd
vanced. ISAAC BAER. Agent
A T |. .272 BROADWAY, ABOVE SAD ST.-NONEy FOR
~ Personal Property old Gold Siivcrwarc bought ad-
made, ladies Office. WILLIAM A. GLOVER
1T s35 BROADWAY. OPPOSITE wALLACkfS
ACCOMPLISHMENTS Watches, Jeweiry and old God
bought; advances. IsAACs. Auctionccr.
I Cn7 BROADWAY, OPPOSITE GfLshy HoUsE-
Il. ~ Ladies' private office; Diamonds Watches jew.
clrv .Nc, hnrwht n ID -dd LIMBO RROS
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-09-17

1t has wonderful power on the bowels
liver and kidneys! What? Kidney-Wort
try it.
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AMUSEMENTS.
"PATlNITzA" AT Pixies.


Mains Fifthavenue Opera Troupe had
another good house last night to witness
the rendering of "Fatnitza." There were
not half as many out, however, as the ex-
cellence of the piece and company deserved.
The opera runs with perfect smoothness,
and the fine music Of "Fatinitza" can now
be thoroughly enjoyed. "Fatlnitza" every
night this week and matinees this afternoon
and Saturday afternoon
MAGGIE MITCHELL AT THE GRAND.
That universal favorite, Maggie Mitchell,
is greeted by fine houses this week, as she
always is. Last night "Fanchon" was the
bill, and the house was very large one.
She has seldom played it better, or had a
finer support. Two performances to-day;
Pearl OF Savoy this afternoon and Little
Barefoot tonight. Both are popular
pieces, in which the charming little actress
is seen to excellent advantage. Thursday
night "Jane Eyre" again.
NATIONAL THEATRE.
This house opened Monday night to an
immense audience filling it to every part
1t, however, last night dropped down tc
the average National Theater audience
The audience on the first night was evi
IDENTIFY disappointed both in the refitting o
the house, which had been announced with
such flourish, and the character of the
performance. The house has been cleanec
up inside and has received some paint bu
there hasn't been that thorough retittns
which the public was lead to expect. III
the old National Theatre still, only thi
and nothing more"
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nate or make reduction in price unless it
be under ten year contract
Mayor Moore, of the Committee on En-
tertainment, reported that the ladies were
opposed to any exercises except an address.
The Committee are in correspondence with
noted and eloquent speaker, who will
probably be present and make an address.
Mr.. Fitzgerald. of the Committee on
Muslc reported progress.
The price of admission was fixed at twen-
ty-five cents for adults, ten cents for chill
dren, and season tickets 81.
Mr. Lincoln reported the following donations:
Four brOnzes from California.
Miss Wilson, on Ninth street, SIX chlldrens
dresses; material furnished.
Oil painting from Mrs Kemper, winter scene.
Mrs. Reyser, handsome table cover, worked.
Mrs. John F. O'Connell, a pair OF moccasins
from Dakota Territory, worked and made by one
of the daughters of Spotted Tail.
From little Charlotte Carroll, Sandusky, six
tides
Mr. R. R.ESpringer, one toiletset, worth 500.
Mr.. Holland reported the following:
Mrs. Whtmore halfdoZen corsetS.
]. F. Patten, half-dozen pairs OF shoes.
H. Oskamp, silver pitcher.
Joseph Kelly, three boxes fancy stationary.
Strobel & Wilken, assortment OF fancy goods.
NJ. Hugh, handsome chair.
H. Lackman. handsome chair.
j. A. J. Nurre, large chrome framed.
B. Nuelhe large frame.
Bromwell Manufacturing Company, quantity Of
goods.
McHenry, lamp.
Mr.. Stewart reported: Charles A. Stewart, 500;
friend, $780,
xMayor Moore reported: Frank Lynch, S.;
Tom Barry, 81; T. Golley, 81; L. Dunger, 81; Tom
O'Meara, 81.
Nv Brewer reported: Charles Jacob, two hams;
Van Duzen, Tiff & Co., one bell.
Mr. Meyers reported SO.
Mr. Dalton reported: 100 bushels of coal from
the Phillips Elevator Company.
The ladies have received the following
donations for their restaurant on Fourth
street:
Mr. Mulvihill, carriage and express fully
equipped for the use OF the ladies.
| Mr. james Hart, 20 pounds lard.
Mrs. M. Mcdonald. s..
Mrs. NJ. V. DAILY, s..
| Miss NJ. Bonner, ST..
| Mrs. Dunlap, groceries.
| VIM. Quinn, two gallons milk daily.
| Mr.. Wehl, three gallons milk daily
| Mrs. James Darr ham,
| Mrs. Clements ham and oysters
| Mrs. James Rogers, rolls and cake.
| Bennett & B air. bread daily.
| James Heekin & Co., 20 pounds pepper.
| Hummell House, one dozen pies.
| Mrs. Walsh, groceries.
Mis- Piatt, bread.
| Mr.. Haines, painting.
Mrs 7. d. Lincoln, 80 pounds beef.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-09-17
Real Estate Transfers.

The following are the transfers of real
eatate from noon yesterday to noon to-day
Henry II. Horton and wife to Joseph
Banker, 25 by 125 feet on east side OF Elm
wood avenue, 25 feet south from Maple
street, Elmwood; $500.
Same to same, rs by 1875 feet on south
west corner of Emwood avenue and Maple
street, same subdivision; $500.
Andrew Porter, per Master Commissioner,
to Adelia E. Wicker, 20 by 100 feet, on
pouth side of Gest street, between Pine
md freeman streets; So, 1865 67.
Adelia A. Wicker to Joseph Ferlmann,
same premises; $4,000.
Joseph Taylor to Gerhard Schmidt 80 by
I5O 20-l0O feet, on south side of Marshall
avenue, about 175 feet east from Fourth
ayenue Camp Washington 81 900.
Margaret Ann Smith to Briggs Swift, 1t
k3-JOO aces in southwest part of southeast
ararter of Section g. Millcreek Township
5000.
Rebecca Jane Middleton to Samuel ]
winall, 16 by 10 feet. On east side Of Race
street, 1870 feet south from Twelfth street
t2.S73.
John w. Anderson, per Master Commits
Homer, to Phoebe NJ. Anderson, life estate
of grantor in Lot No. Is of Whitcock's sub
division, Lock land; $l33 "a.
William Brown to John R. Brown, II
f2-lOO acres OF south side of pike, beini
Lot No. 4 CT survey by J. L. Hasbrook. il
Section "a, Columbia Township; 81, low
and affection.
John J. Smiley and wife to Leonor
Aerdeman, so by $50 feet, on southwest col
per of Mill and Davis streets, Lockland
$500. ,-
jefferson s. Markland ct al. to Andersen
MARYLAND, 52A acres in southwest corner q
eection 8. Miami Township $500.
John Hauck to Louis F. Fryburger, fiv
years lease of "a by 100 feet, on south sid
of Chestnut street, ll8 feet east from JON
street; monthly rent $27.
Heirs of w. s. Oliver to H. Riedemanr
five years lease of so by S6M feet, on mort
siae Of Wade street, 125 feet west from Cut
Ter street; annual rent 500.
John G. Lange and wife to Henry Wer
Del, 25 by SIS feet. on north side OF Georg
street, 13O feet east from Freeman avenue
p,737 so.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-09-17
August 18th, 1879 aul36fW

PARTITION NoTICE.-ELLEN TOLIVER,
/ widow of CYRUS Tolver, deceased, Richard
1oliver, John Toliver, Lee Toiver, Randolph Toll
ver Laura Toliver. Fannie Tol.ver, Reuben Toll
ver a minor II years of age, Alice Tolver, a
minor l5 years of age, Philipp Tolver, minoi 10
years OF age, Cyrus Toliver minor years OF age
and Anna Tollver, minor yeas OF age who're
side in the city OF Lexington, State of Kentucky
of September 1879, in the Court OF Com
mon Pleas of Hamilton County, tate OF Ohio
where the sane is now pending, Lou Ioilvef
filed his petition against hem ana against pninpp
situate in the City of Cinci natl, Hamilton
County, Ohio and described as follows, to-Wit
All that certain parcel OF land on the sou h SIDE
of New street, east of Broadway. fronting on said
New street twenty-five t25) feet, and extending
back s,uthwardly, between parallel lines, eighty
eight 1887 feet, and being the lot Immediately west
of the old African Methodist Episcopal Church on
suic street, said lot of land being part OF Piatt
Spencer's SUBDIVISION said ty oil Cincinnati,
and being the same premises conveyed to Phihpp
Toiver, now deceased, by the late bellamy storer
and wife by deed dated August oath. 1876. an
recorded in Deed book No. 20. page 6So OF the
Hamilton County Records Ihe said LOUIS u.s. 91, Oh
of said premises in fee, and asks
that The same be partitioned to him;
that said Philipp Tollver owns an undivided
half thereof and that the same be partitl0ned TO
him: that the said Richard Toliver. John Ioliver,
Lee Toiver Randolph Toliver, Laura I liver.
Fannie Toliver, Reuben Toliver m nor aged II
years; Alice Toliver, minor ago 10 Years;
Phlpp Toliver, o minor aged 10 years.; Cyrus
Tol yer, a minor aged years. and Anna rolver,
minor aged six years. each own an individual
twenty-fourth part OF said real estate, and that
the same be partitioned to them; that said Ellen
Toliver. widow Cyrus Tolver, deceased, claims
a dover right in All und vided half # the said
premises which the said petitioner Denies and
that the same may be determined by decree OF
sa Court.
Said Louis Toliver will in said Court, after six
weeks publ cation of this notice, publication to
begin on the 18th DAY OF Sept mber, 1879, as oon
us counsel can be ard ask for an order TO partl,
ton sa real estate and to determine the right OF
dover. if any, of said Ellen Toliver in any part
thereof, according to the statute of Ohio in such
case made and provided. Cease No. 60l27
| LOUIS TOLIVER.
GEO H. HARRIEs, Attorney.
| September II, 1879. sel7-6tW
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London Water.


There is much difference of opinion as
to the London water About half the
metropolis is supplied from the New
River, the River Lea, and the store of
water in the chalk belonging to the Kent
water works. The New River is almost
entirely free from contamination, the
Lea has been of late years largely i'm
proved, and the Kent water works pro-
vide chemists with typical standard of
freedom from organic impurity. The
other half of the supply is taken from
the Thames at different points above
Teddington Lock.
The hardness of the Thames and of the
Hertford>hire waters is almost exactly
the same; and there is little difference
in the chemical analysis, The Kent
water is harder, although it is exception
ally pure. All the river water is filtered
by the companies before it is delivered
to the consumer. Domestic filters are
also largely used to remove more com
pletely matter held in mechanical
suspension, for filtration has little
effect on substances chemically dis
solved in water. 1t may be
broadly stated that chemical analyst,
discloses no noxious element in any Of
the London waters; but it is known by
other means that the upper part Of
the stream receives Objectionable admix
lures, which are afterward apparently
rendered harmless by oxidation.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-09-17
COLLEGIATE SCHOOL.

ENGLISH, CLASSICAL AND SCIENTIFIC.
IL fts thoroughly for all schools. colleges and
business. Special class preparing to ent Harvard.
Seventeenth session begins September 22i: For
catalogues address BABlN q KiA,
aulO-l3tW,S Cincnnatl.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-09-17
Wesleyan Female College
CINCINNATI, OHIO.

,DoTAL EXPENSES PER HALF SCHOOL
wear to Boarders, S167; to Five-Day Boarders,
Sl3S 60; Day Scholars, Preparatory, S2l-$il; Col
legiate, $51 Music, including Piano practce,
S37-$57: kindergarten, $50.
Best Advantages for General Cult.
urc in the West.
Classical Scientific English Courses. Special
Colleges OF Music and Art. Large and Expert
enced Faculty. Fine Structure, Pleasant Rooms,
and Safe Home. The 3Sth year opens September
oath. Address, -.
jy9-3m REV. D. II. MOORE, D.D.i PreGL
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THE BAZAR.
Important Meeting Of the Committee.

A meeting of the Bazar Committee was
held last evening in the College Building
The Committee on Buildings reported that
Mr.. Jacob Burnet, of the Cincinnati 1nsur-
ance Company, had presented the Commit
tee with 81 900 policy on the Bazar Build
ing.
The Gas Company, in answer to request
for free gas, replied that they could not do
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-09-17
Northwestern Underwriters' Convention.

The following insurance men OF this city
lsft for Chicago last night to attend the
Northwestern Underwriters Convention,
which convenes in that city tomorrow:
8 f. Covington, President Globe lnsur..
snce Company; George W. Nefi, General
Agent Western, of Toronto; Karl f. Benn-
dorf. Secretary Farmers Insurance Com
pany; G. w. Law, of Law Bros; John H.
Law. General Agent of Royal Insurance
Company; H. X. Lindsey, General Agent
Lancashire Insurance Company; Gazzam
Gano, President Amazon Insurance Com
pany; John l. Covington, Superintendent
Insurance Adjustment Company, and G. A.
Wilson. Special Peoples, of Trenton.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-09-17
THE DAILY STAR
MINOR LOCAL MENTIONS.


20, I've rich conundrum," quoth
This driver blithe and brown:
"Why art thou like the policeman
Who swings his club around?'
II see It'll" the conductor eried,-
"Pm always knocking down. "
The ten police stations, the Workhouse.
fha residences of the Chief of Police and
Police Commissioners are all connected
now with the Bell telephone.
A mule belonging to Walkenhorst
6Arew the youngest son of Stephen Wirth-
I'm from its back Monday evening, break
ing his arm above and below the elbow.
A small fire in the kindling-wood man.
ufactory of s. ]. Ransom & Sons, No. so
Livingston street, called out the engines
last evening about clock. Damage about
tO0.
Geo. Rowening, driver of the Fights
Ingine. while exercising his team yester-
day afternoon, was thrown from the saddle
horse, and sustained broken collar bone
and other injuries.
E. S. Turpin, an old and respected
citizen OF Anderson Township, died last
Monday evening at his residence near
Hswtown. Deceased was seventy-one years
Il age, and came to this country in 1910.
At a reception given at the residence
AfMrs. DR.. Howard, on West Sixth street,
b Mr.. Parker Pillsbury, the weA-known
philanthropist, the guests present presented
this gentleman with well-flled purse as a
taken of regard and esteem
II the choir-singing at the Salem
<romenade concerts at Jefferson Hall will
be as good every night as it was last by the
Covington NJ. f. Choir, under the direction
Of J. H. G. Smith, the management may
congratulate themselves on their good for
tune.
Resolutions of incorporation of the
Young Mems Hebrew Association were left
for record yesterday. The following are
the Directors: Adam A. Kramer, Loui!
Kramer, A. J. Friedlander, S. F. Bloom
William Stix, Raphael Straus and Lipmar
Levi.
The work on the new mortuary al
Spring Grove avenue was commenced yes
terday. Mr.. Hannaford, the architect anc
Grxveson, the contractor, have the matter
In hand. The ceremony of laying the cor
ner stone has been postponed to a future
date.
An elegant reception was rendered las
srening to Rey. J. f. McClelland, the new
pastor of st. Paurs NJ. Il. Church, by Mr.
and Mrs. John B. Hart, at their residence
On Seventh street. About one hundred
guests were present, among whom were th'
pastors of the different NJ. Z. Churches.
At the funeral of Rev. DR.. John +
Wright yesterday afternoon at the Walnu
Hills nj. E. Church, DR.. Ridgaway and Dr
Hypes offered brief prayers, Rev. Dr. Mar
ay pronounced a eulogy, and DR.. Trimb
made a few closing remarks. The pail
bearers were Rev. DR.. Walden, Rev. VIM
Young Rev. J. w. Trimble, Edward Sar
gent, A. VESSEL and M. Doughty.
Willard Elmer, seventy years of age
residing about mile and half northeas
of Glendale was struck by locomotive yes
terday at Glendale, and tits supposed fatal
" injured. When the engine struck hin
he was hurled about thirty feet. In falln
hostruck on the back Of his head, produ(
ing confusion and causing conclusion c
the brain. His physicians entertain bu
amall hopes of his recovery.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-09-17

CTANDARD SIGN WRITER, AND LETTER
y ERS' Companion, pra tical book for practi-
cal men. Explicit Instructions and model alpha
bets, s. Standard Scroll BOX, 81. Painters
Manual, SOC. OF books .llers and painters supply
houses, or by mail. JESSE HANEY h CO., lls
Nassau street, New York.
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Suggestion is privilege all can make
use Of. and we would suggest to the myrads
of sufferers from bilious fever, fever and
ague, indigestion, ETC., to use DR.. Bulls
Baltimore Pills, whose curative power over
these diseases is gratefully appreciated by
thousands, Price only Csc.
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The secret of perfect health is invaribly
found by those who take Sellers Livel
Pills"
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LEGAL.

nISTRICT COURT OF THE UNITED STATES
for the Southern District of OhiO.-ln Bank
ruplcy-No. 2 327.-The creditors of AlonZo {.
Horton, of CT cinnati, Ohio are hereby notified
that he has filed in sa id Court his etition for a
final discharge from his debts, under the Bank
rupt Law of the United States and that the Court
has assigned the oath day of September. A. ID. 1879,
at 10 o'clock a. M, for the hearing thereof at my
Office, No. I'm West Third street, Cincinnati, o.,
at which time and place the creditors are required
to appear and show cause if any they have, why
such discharge should not be granted.
EDWARD P. CRANCH,
se3-3tW Register in Bankruptcy.
NorICE.-ROBERT G PATE, OF ST. LOUIS
II State of Missouri, will take notice that on
the 9th day of August A. D. 1879, petition for
divorce and alimony was filed in the Court ut
Common Pleas for Hamilton County, State of
Ohio. in case No. So, 1885, wherein Adellne Bornton
Pate is plaintiff and Robert G. Pate defendant;
that the prayer of said petition Is for divorce
from said defendant and for an allowance OF ali.
mony, on the grounds Of adultery, desertion and
gross neglect OF all the marital duties owing from
defendant to plaintiff for more than three years
last past.
The said Robert c. Pate is hereby notified that
he is required to appear ana answer to sald pell-
tion on or before the 18th day of October, A. D.
1879 and show cause, if any he has, why the pray
er OF said peti ion should not be granted. sad
case will be ready for hearing at any time after
| october 18th, A. ID. 1879
| ADALiNE BOYNTON PATE, Plaintiff,
Bv Holister & Roberts, her Attorneys.
Auo,,ct 19th 1870 au19-6tW
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GOLDEN MEDICAL DISCOVERY.
[5!lEl3I[lI|3![l15:[ l(95!Ilj

from INC wo
all diseases causea py au o"' " f " ~ f'
swclng Whie s"eh"sS ~o'c u" AnA
NccE,a amlE p
y internal mem
n cases Dr. reices "oen
ner and radical cures ouo.
medical faculty. pn''""' P ~
lea discovery o Sold duggsu.
The New York herald., 1879-09-17

The exports of domestic produce from the port of
New York for the past week 81 G27. .576 against
s7,799,5iO for the corresponding week last year.
sG,55l. $50 in 1877.
AT the New York Mining Stock Exchange to-day
there was considerable activity Independence
10 22O, Consolidated Virginia to ASS. Cleveland to
37O Bodie to l1i and Great Eastern 30. The fol-
lowing are the sales and extreme prices