The Cincinnati Enquirer from Cincinnati, Ohio • Page 8

0 THE EXPOSITION. Preparation For To-Days Opening. A ZHill List or tlie ExJtiltoltora. Tn Xlectrto Lignts Busy 8cens at tha Buildings Last Nigbt. Tha KtBM st the crest Exposition Buildings test night were Terr interesting- After anoutn of steady, gradual preparation, tbe last da before tbst for the opening bad sr-ivd, and thousand of bands were buy In ina work of prepsrstlon for tne opening at Bins o'clock to-day.

The el ec trio lights I In excellent working order, easting their white light in all parts of the great Hall, tnroneh the reatlbnl with its promenade, and making brilliant the Machinery Department where the giant aids to labor were being rapidly pat In position. It Is wonaerf ul bow much change few bears can make In the appearance of an Exposition Jnst before the time for penlng. Thousands of hands are busy then, SUreeted by experienced, trained heads, and srrery moment Is put to the nest advantage. There Is no good reason why exhibitors should be thus pushed to their nt-mmi limit in nreoarinz for an occasion of this nature. Tbey haxe had months for preparation, and for many weeks have known the day and hour on wnicn me would open, and there Is no good reason why they should find it asoessary to exercise so much basts a preparation.

Bat they will do It, and If they enjoy working at high pressure speed etarine- the day and all night preceding the opening nobody ought to complain if they are seedy on the opening boor. Many of them andonbtedly will be ready. The indlea-stans were last night that Main Hall sad ths Horticultural Department would be by a. m. to-day In excellent shape.

a MinA jvVtltitV ii-A iYia rlnnra wilt tie thrown open to ths pabllo, or to all ml the public that ean raise ths re-ajnlred twenty-flve-cent piece for admission. The turnstiles are in place again, and only "quarters' will be received. To-night at half-past seven o'clock the formal penlng ceremonies are to occar. Tbey will lake place in Main Hall. The address of ffcomu Hughes- and that of President In-galla, in which he is to read that anxiously looked-for letter, will, it is expected, as ably supplemented by addresses from Congressmen Butter and Young, and General Hunt, General Banning and Senator Pendleton.

The flower-show to-day promises to be very Interesting. About forty pieces sre promised tor the exhibition. The tables for cut flowers are this year in the east end of South Hall, rst Boor, an improvement upon the arrange-soent of last year. KTJSIC. The following is tne music programme ior tnt-imldtn Wiegsnd Overture Drumrner ot tbe Uuard.

Till Walla- Inleinailonalien Strauss Fackeltsos No. 1 (Torch-light Dance) MasurKa-Sinc. Birdie, Biu. Conrad I adeetloD Bocacio Snppe verture-Roaamuixle rolka-Grnsae Mir Main Holdes TsnLaxls Kevetlle 1u I.l.n. Koniky Medley Popular Brahms Walla -8now-nlcea Reach rtn.K-Tho Pairiea Richards Programme of concert after exercises Wednesday evening.

KepieniDer bid: Overalure Mart tana Wallace eana. Lwr ion Warner Muurie-Praises of Women ra pouiTt-Houus Irincesae de Trebiiourlf. Ofvenbach i I I PnWlM'a full tra. forty musicians, accompanied by grand organ a be I On Weber 'ac rlta nx I i nor Jaarch-MUl Kuuiroer Night's Dream The Exhibitors. The Eo.Cibxr was last year the only paper In Cincinnati to give to the public a full list of exhibitors at the Exposition.

This year it does likewise. The following is a full list of exhibitors as taken from the books of the Commissioners, showing the portion of the bandings in which each Is to be found. It 1 11- .1 1 1 1 WUI DC vsiusuie lur rcituvucci wm wi give an idea of the great variety and size of tn display. Tbe exhibitors this year number over scven.hundred, and are from about naif tbe States in the union: MAIW FIBUT riOOB. inn.

ii rtt.v c'lnh rrincinnaci. Potterv. ea y. i. Wbeatly.llncinuau, roiiery.

stock Braunsteia, Cincinnati. Decorated Porce-kal. steitl; Valentine, Cincinnati, Pottery. College Hill Amateur Art C'lnO, PoUerr. John Bennett, New York, Faience, e.

1 tHihaie Cincinnati, Silver-ware, Gold Jewelry. o. U.OsX snip, Cincinnati, jsweiry. t.C. Pierce.

Cincinnati. Silver-plated Ware. Jobs Uoiiaoa. I 1 1 I tl ..1 (Inlil It. r.

Went Bro, XXV, I.IKI, wa.a mm mm. LO-. uucidumi, ana Taney Goods. f. Dallas, Cincinnati, rotten afohle nhoir.

Cincinnati. CI Glass, c. H- rtscber Sons, Cincinnati. Booking ham ware. 1 at.

tiniDlck a Balke Company. Cincinnati Mltlard-tables. Mar berry Cincinnati, decoration paper. IlslsMis Morten, CiucinnaU, paper-banging. Caauar go Company, Cludunau.

window shades, ate- H. Wiggins, UDClnDiu, innnarfl. Soar Dmk Company, Clod on all. desks. Mcbell a Rammelsburg, Cincinnati, fnrnitnra.

akaneld Italian Company, Cinninoail, chairs. X. Herobly.Oncmnatt.bedrvom fornlture. FYaanzie. Cincinnati, narlor furullure.

atxi( a Hcbmidt, Cincinnati, easy chairs. B. atarlge. ciacinnau. aiaeooara.

DonelU i Cincinnati, cylinder desk. I. Cloaterman. Cincinnati, turnllura and cbalrs. fcHeanr a Cincinnati, cbsndellers.

M. ttlble ttocteiy, Cincinnati, luoie. uarbrook btesi Fen Company. tw Jersey, Praia, M. a K.

Bargbelra, ClnclnnaU, Books. Bolar a Kandulub, ClnclnnaU, Books. Asaerlcan Walch-Oompany, Chicago, Watch 3. a W. B.

Ptntth. ICew Tork, Bhow-ceaa. J. 1. Fry.

Cincinnati, Carved Weod-work. War K. Block. Clnolnnail. Carved Wood -work.

T. K. MatUiews a BroM ClnclnnaU, Carved Wood- Kena Pitman, Clndonatl, Carved Wood-work, -at -BAnn flnctn i Carwad Wood-work. mnt Alaxander. Cincinnati, Carved Wood- WMrmn.

Vary and Battle Johnson, Cincinnati, Carved wood-wort. alM a Doepke, Cincinnati, Dry Goods. Psst a Co Cincinnati, Telephone Ooods. A. rennel a Hon, Clnclnnall, Malt Extract.

cnnclnnaii. Telephone Goods. coaat noaa or i KUL, J. Wilde a Cincinnati, Clothing. CR.

Mabley, Cincinnati, Clothing. a.C Hats and Caps, M. E. Kuhn, Cincinnati, Umbrellas. Wilson Cincinnati.

I urnitblng J. H. Klchter. Cincinnati, Clothing. XMtnlels, Coouibe a Cincinnati.

Clothing. vr Wnorlrntr. tn Inuati. Hats. a.

ft. Taylor, Covlugton. Celluloid Collars. H. n.

8tuckenborg, Cincinnati, Bblrts. f. Vonderbelde, Cincinnati, Hope, Ac O. Van Dlbben, Cincinnati, llerup. Flax, 4e.

W.U. Caldwell, Cincinnati. Ijtcea. IV A. Botbe.

Cincinnati, Kid Gloves. xav k'ct a Clotki, do. J. A. Kotoner, Cincinnati, laMiies' oaNiriblng HorTmelter.

OoclnnaU. Dress Trimming-. Vaa Oden Corset Company, iew York, Corsets. -Jr. p.

Lore, Cincinnati. Corsets. -Walter Tarr, Cincinnati, lce Goods. -faaeiborn a Cincinnati. Millliiery Gooda, Srs.

Brothers, Cincinnati. Vax work. M. Holier. Cincinnati.

Cutilnif Ladtea' Dreaees. Hra Woodland, Cincinnati, ttullt knit by Tberesa Fteldkamp, ClnclnnaU. Fruit Wreath. Mis. K.

Anderson. Cincinnati. Needlework. Srs. Captain Mclntyre, Cinoinnaii, Paperwork rs.

a Kercbler, llncinnatl, UullM. las C. t-nlter. Cincinnati. Hair Wreath.

Margaret Cincinnati, Qnllt. III, u. 14. Allen. Clndnnall.

Trrr. pBlvermacher Company. Cincinnati, Medical Ap- M. w. Wagner, Cincinnati, Medical Apparatus.

V. M. Bvans. Cincinnati, Artificial Umos. -w.

isnetb. Clncinnaii. Grjticai instruments. William flukes a Clnclnaati, cjurveyors' gnetruments. Weuer a Weill, Cincinnati, Optical and Surgical 1.

Robertson, Cincinnati, Dentistry. J. af Lewis. Newport. Dentist rr.

Chambers. H. L. a Cincinnati, JTrtetional Kiecinc atacninen. U.

A. Uawlar, Columbos, Ohio, Key tor Signal. Bosea. J. Kappelsberger, Cincinnati, F.leetrlc Cloek.

Lewis A Brlce, Newport, Kjr Galvanic Battery, tt. 1. Houpl, Klndlar, Ohio, Carpet-siretcber. Aaoerlcan Dentapuone Company, Cinciana TWn t.iiliiiMn. Wells Hop Company, Cincinnati, Chrome IJthog-.

Head-Rest Company, Cincinnati, Head J. R. Kenworthy, Richmond. Cash Register. j.

gtm Hobinson. Cincinnati, uooasana vnaxis. -h. Plocker, Cincinnati, Heat Indicator. Henderson.

Kaba a CindnnaU. Stoves, ytlcbigaa Stoves. Wolfe stove Troy, N. Stevef. J.H,Graes a Co, Coal-Oil Stoves.

Fuller, Wsrteri a Anthracite Healing-Stoves. raihbnrn.Ssrd A Albany, N. Stoves. Wm. Miller, 13 adanan.

nioves aannangn. Adams West lake Manufacturing Ciada Stu, Ctoal-trll Stoves. W. O. Fiscbeo a Cindnnatl.

Ranges. BusMjr, McLeod CindnnaU, Heating Mon'ftor Oil Stove Clnelnnstl, Oil Stoves. Moore, Hafk nesa a Bsylees, Cindonati, BtOTSt, Clnciunatl Stove WorkA, CneDDBtl stoves. Merbet, Clayton a ClnclnnaU. Heat Reflect- A 1.tu Cincinnati King of Summer Stoves CindnnaU, Gasoline I.

ores. A. GrossJns, Cincinnati, School-House Stoves. a New York, Hot-air Furnaces. J.

Bebb a Son, Baltimore, Healers. B. Aumg arsea a Sarwera, Unci no all. Bee! En- eUS Ha) UrU VAluiWt vw. t- li.

Mue'iert. Cincinnati. Aquarium SurniHes. J.8. Hold, wasbiogioo jr.

UOianmitn, COTlngton, TmmrA- Morris oash Lock Uadnnatl, BuUdlng B.arO- KeedleCaae. rknm. a liiiVU4. Curtain Cord 2.T--r ..4 nit TTnriia. adnnatl.

pera.aa a Co- Cincinnati, Orates aad 'ev, wQblns. Cindsnstl, lamps. kaea, Caiuofauv, ouio. Bake Peas. Tttllls Bpellmtre Manufacturing Co, Cincinnati, S.

D. Albro, ClnclnnaU. Cabinet Works. stioney -a Uunnlacn, rprlatield. Ohio, Door rrefKit Maanfsctartng Boston.

Hinges. F. Tacbfarber. Cincinnati. Iron fliow-caxda.

i Fish a Neir. CineinnaU. Kubber-Ktamim. KlasUo Tip Company, ClncisnaU, Kubber Chair Tip. UM 4 Priu.anelnnatl, Sole-leather.

J. M. Potter, Cincinnati. Indies' echoes. -B.

Wolf.tetn. Cincinnati. Uarneas Ceather. K. T.

Bradford, Cinclnnau, Leaiher Belting aad 1 bompson Belting Company, Cincinnati, Belling and Hose. Wm. Lee, Cincinnati. Shoes. F.

P. Haider, CiucinnaU, Oboes. Snider a Waisifer. Cincinnati. Harness.

Troy Spring Wagon and Wheel-Works, Troy, uuiu, mm vi agt Wens a Hide Hearse. ron. I dor, Parsona, Ohio, Coach aad Kobinson Wagon Company, Cincinnati, Wagons ana nuggies. -F. T.

Hopkins. Cincinnati, Carriage-work. Levy Bign Company. Cincinnati, bigns. Fr.

Posted, Cincinnati, Books and Church Goods. K. Haesmsa, Cincinnati. Cbnrcb Goods, ja. a C.

Black, Edlnburg, Scotland. Books. L. C. Hopkins, Cincinnati.

Patent Sponge. W. O. Dorey a Sons. New York, Books.

K. H. Flint, Cincinnati, Time Locks. Hums Cincinnati. Bbow Cases.

Schmltt Cincinnati. Sbow Cases, fcmlib. Wright a Cincinnati, Sbow Cases. S. Utrauas a Co Charleston, W.

Va. Patent Barrel. O. W. Bollbecher, Bloomlagten.

lmsTove-ment In Bates. J. Walmer. Cincinnati, Spring Bed. k.

JO. Porter, Cincinnati, Folaing Chair. A. H. Andrews, Cincinnati.

Folding Beds. F. Scberwer, Cincinnati, notary Chairs. F. F.

Dye, Buriaio. N. Pillow-sham Holder. August Juergens, Cincinnati. Furullure.

A. Marerson. Clnclauail, Paper-bangings. 9. F.

One auons. Cincinnati, Carpets, ac F. Andrews a Boos, Cincinnati. ail-banglDgs. Msrbery Cincinnati, Wall-hangings.

D. If Irby. Newport. Flour-sifters. F.

Tettcnhorn a ClnclnnaU, House Fnrsish-ing Goods. uooch Freeser Company, CineinnaU, Ice-cream Freezers. John Van a Cincinnati, Ranges. Smith Refrigerator Company, Cincinnati. Refrigerators.

W. Klnesman, Cincinnati, Milk-cans. St. Louis stamping Company. St.

Lonis, Granite iron-ware. J. SchoMlser, Cincinnati, Refrigerator. I. Maasman, Cincinnati.

Enameled Iron-Wars. J. W. Wayne, Cincinnati, Beer-coolers. J.

M. Hamler, Cincinnati, Floar-slftera. D. Williams. Cincinnati, Flour and Meal -sifters.

C. C. Tuttie, Cincinnati, Corn-abeiier. dgar, xtobbias. Cincinnati, CuQee-maklna Apparatus.

P. L. Cnnlng a Cincinnati, 'Yellow Ware. Tempest. Urockman a Co CindnnaU, White Ware.

J. Fischer a Sons. Cincinnati, Yellow Ware. Henry Helm, Cincinnati, Fancy Wicker Work. JDormaa Manufacturing New York, interior Decorations.

Cincinnati, Wood and Willow Ware. Fowler, ladings A Cincinnati. Cottons. Silver Lake Boston, Braided Cordage. T.

M. 8nowdon, Cindnnatl, Carpets. M. Wnst a Son, Cincinnati. Holaerr.

Blater Woolen Webster. Broadcloths. F. Gray Plqaa, Ohio, Knitting Yarn. J.

A anting, Cincinnati, Hosiery. J. K. Leueon, Boston, Linen and Flax Thread. New Albany Woolen Mills, Kt Albany Woolen Ooods.

BOCTH HA SKCOKD VXOOS. O. W. Howell, Covington, Water Cnt-off. Daniel Aver, Greenville, Wire Belting.

T. T. Markiand. Cindnnatl. Coal Hods, ac.

d- Smith a Kw York, Coacb. Varnishes. osier, Babmann a city. Bates. V.

W. Alien, city. Fine-cut Smoking Tobacco. Kinney Tobacco Company, dty. Cigarettes.

liumberger, Cincinnati, Sbow Figures, ac. L. C. Fry. Cincinnati.

Cigarettes. Procter a Gamble, Cincinnati, Soap and Candles. J. K. Peebles' tsous, Cincinnati.

Groceiles. K. H. Huntington a Cincinnati, Floor. F.

W. Spreen, Cindnnatl, Self-raising Flour. Dunham Manufacturing Company, St. Lonis, Concentrated Cocoauuu Oier. Rosa a city.

Fluid Soap. C. Schmidt a city. Sausage Casings. Marks a city, Melopbine Soap.

Holder a Holmes, city, crackers and Biscuit. Peebles, Folds a CiucinnaU, Floor. has. Math Cindnnatl, Honey, ac 4.c. lvi, Cincinnati, seeas.

A.F. Busch. Cincinnati, Sausage I Jas. Pylc, New York. Soap Powdei J.

W. Beaumont, ClnclnnaU, Groo and provisions. der. Grocers' Sundries Cindnnatl Freservlnar Company. Cincinnati.

Jellies. Preserves, Ac. Hberman Cincinnati, Mlnee-meat, Ac. P. J.

Kilter. Philadelphia. Preserves. Jellies, ac. Keooler city.

Confections. Ac. I. G. Tul ledge, city.

Bottled WbUkles. Stlckner a Gurdo Jon, city. Tobacco and Cigar jsoxes. E. F.

Merer and IL C. white. Madison, Bee Hives. College Hill Amateur Art Club. Decoration Pot tery.

M. Groenger, city, Crochet and Toilet Work. Burrkbardt a dir. lie fined Lard. F.

W. Hunt a Kew York. Chemical Dis play. W. D.

Freeman, cindnnatl. Flavoring Extracts. Charles Bleie. Cincinnati. Oil Stove.

Blacking. Woelura Lumpp, Cincinnati. LubricaUng Oil. Curtis, Dlnsmore A Cincinnati, Ink. W.J.

M. Gordon," Cincinnati, Chemicals. W.H. Merrell, Cincinnati. Drogs, Ac.

Fox Starch Company, Cincinnati, Starch. A. Krkenbrecher, Cincinnati, Hiarch. C. P.

W'oirner a Cincinnati. Oil and Axle- Grease. Mueller a Son, Cincinnati. Glaas Cbemtoal Appa ratus. Palm.Fechtlleraco., Cincinnati, Transfer.

H. W. Johns, New York, Asbestos Material. Dr. C.

W. Benson, Baltimore, Pills. Sulr.ho Saline Water Company, city. Sulpho Sa line Water. Hoimaol Liver rad company.

New York. Liver Pad Hemedies. National LubricaUng Company, Cltv, Lubricants. J. K.

Hetbertngton. New York, Fruit, A. Fennel a City. JCrgotine. Merlins Manufacturtns Comoiar.

Baltimore. Bak I g-Pow der. Charles Hels, Cincinnati. Tool h-Po wrier. International aad Great Northern Railroad.

Texas. Agricultural Products. Cincinnati Sonthera Railroad, CI ndnnatl. Cereals, Minerals, ac. Great Southern and iron Mountain Kail road.

Br Louis, Cereals, Mluerala, ac. tmibo rums. H. B. Cox, Cincinnati, Bag Fastener.

Buckeye Novelty Company, Njoveltles. S. V. Norton, Cincinnati, Toys. P.

GoldsmiMi, Covington, Toys. T. a A. Wire, do. 8.

T. Carr, Cindnnatl. Cartrldije Loader. J. B.

Bcaroeder. Cincinnati, Broase Hardware. George Froyser, Richmond. Plaaoa. L.

T. Brown, Cincinnati, Banjoes. LJnderman Cincinnati. Pianos. Chase Piano Company, Rlcbmpnd, Pianos.

R. Worliiser a Cincinntl, Pianos. Ohio Piano Company, Klpleyi Ohio, Pianos. H. Heskilt, Columbus, Ohio Violoncello.

J. L. Haven, tlcdnnatl. Piano-stools. H.

C. Tailrnadge. Cindnnatl, Banjo. F. Froenzie, Cindnnatl, Parlor Furniture.

J. G. F. Grote, Cindnnatl, Furniture. P.

Kamerer, Clndauati, OomblnaUon Chair. R. Kuthschild a Sob, Ciadonati. Saloon Furni ture. Berningnaua cindnnatl, Bamer-cnairs.

P. Burkard, Vrbana. Ohio, Folding-chair. H. Closterman a Clnclnnall, Furniture.

N. A. Hunt Manufacturing Company. Cindnnatl, 8prlng Bed-bottoms. ituesa uvj uiuian unnjan, wincianavu, imta C.

H. Haoerkora a company, Cincinnati, asav- tresses, Ac. B. rrooruca ex unciunau. sen-mom oet.

Kramer a Ctnduoatl, Furniture. Crosby Red-stead Company. Manchester. N. Invalid-bed.

A. J. wotf, new cabinet neo. F. Schelmer.

Cindnnatl, Rocalng-chalrs. A. rl. Armstrong a Folding Beds. MeLean Manufactnrlng Company.

La wrenceb'urg. Furaltuie. j. J. uron.

Cincinnati, ratesi uockers. Pane Bros, a Kuaeman. Cincinnati. Picture Frames. A.

M. Fowler, tincinnati. nsa-acale jewelry. P. Baraan, Mt.

Klsco, N. Sea Shells. Ao. 1. Pierce.

Cindnnatl. Silrer-plated Ware. M. M. Moleaaor, Brooklyn, N.

Y-. Shell Jewelry. A. n. owier, Cincinnati, lsn-acaie jewelry.

Oiwottl Boston, Artistic Jewelry. Royal Novelty Company, CindnnaU, Novelties. Mary A. Block, Cindnnatl. Standing Cabinet.

T. Matthews. Cincinnati. Cornice Poles. E.

F. Alexander, Cindnnatl, Ornamental Cabinet. Mrs. a. rrencn, Cincinnati, inraisu mugs.

H. Goodsmlth, Cincinnati, ArtlOcial Flowers. May K. Block, ClnclnnaU, croc net work. J.

Miner, CindnnaU, Preserved Flowers. H. O. Spargaa, Clnclnnall, Wax Work AdaM heeler. Coshocton.

fmBGT Flowers. J. 8 Vanatta. Sbelbyvllle, Carriage Afghan Mrs. C.

Thompson, Chicago, Hair Wot i. El air or a Smi xMifVU0.w,.. b.ui KTmmimm T. B. Smith.

Cindnnatl, Lace Flowers. ev Sofa Pillows, uwers. W. Bunker. ClnclnnaU.

Needle-work En- oroioery Mrs. wm. isaxon, Cincinnati, sneu work. T. Mnart.

Cindnnatl. Infant's Wardrobe. iltss Annie Farrell. CiudunaU. 611k Patchwork MrS.

Urn Xm. OIUI CI Ud 0 1 1 "teiPWB AJVaTCS, tria Krakam. Clnclnuatl. Hair Goods. Mrs.

Lydia Batemao. Murdoch, Ohio, Wax Work. Mrs. Jennie McCord, Claolnaatl, ax ork. Mrs.

Jacobler, Clnclnuatl. rllk Kmbrddery. Miss Emms Silllns. Cinclaoatl, Wax Work. Mrs.

EllaSlllans. Cincinnati, Wax Work, Mary Arnold. Cindnnatl, Wax Dolls. F. J.

Smith, Cincinnati, Wax Flowers. Kate K. Brady. Cincinnati, Crochet Work. Mrs.

A.C. Manson, Cincinnati. Wax Work. mim birth Wleln. Cincinnati.

Needle Work. Mrs. Dr. M. 8.

Carey. Cincinnati. Embroidered TX Mrs. H. Wiggins, SpringOeld, Ohio.

Worsted Birds. tJ. Mrs. UnaKDrDavr.uociOEKianiiiru via, uiM 7l. 1 rHnetnnftll Preserved Flowers.

mm, t-t .1 1 ivpii vum Cindnnatl. Hair Work Mrs. M. D. Robinson.

CiucinnaU, Home-made Toys. JII1SS Iaa i rovinger, linannnu, i. nvra. MIssT. Wilson, Cindnnatl.

Paper Flowers. Mrs. M. 11 ofTner. Mount Healthy, Ohio.

Afghi Miss H. Kendall, Cincinnati. ilk Quilt Design. Mrs. J.

W. Pulton, Cincinnati. Afghan. i. nni.

Cincinnati. Wax Work. Mrs. Ada Williamson, Cincinnati, Arjiiicial Flow- Mrs. John Hackman.

Cindnnatl. Shell Work. Mary Kaggensberger, Newport. Mrs. R.

MrBartleii. Cincinnati. Silk Embroidery. Miss 6wasey, Cindnnatl, Neeoie ors. Mrs.

A. Aiken, CineinnaU, Embroidery. Mrs. M. Harrison.

CindnnaU. Pressed Flowers, O. J. King. ClnclnnaU, Spatter Work.

WlMla.laVillh Cincinnati. Wax FlOWerS. Hektograph Company, New York, Hektographs. Mrs. L.

Drury.Sprlngbeld.Ohlo. System of Cut ting Garments. kobth nitt-isu awn axKez. TlHHhM A Una VtiiffWln V.neHna. jrJ P.

Allis a Milwaukee. Automatic Cut-off. Lane a Bodley CindnnaU, Stationary Eo- sine. Cummlngs a Gray, Cindnnatl, Stationary Engine. jercmian Dealing.

Cincinnati, notary ungiue. T. L. Gausseu, Cincinnati, Gas Engine. H.

F. FrlablejClnclnnaU, Poppel-valre. K. 1 Morse. Cindnnatl.

Feed-water Heater. Noterman Engine Company, Cindnaati. Rotary Engine. J. G.

Hunt. If. tflndnnaU, Smoke Preventer. F. Salter, Clnclnuatl, bteam Boners.

R. S. Walker. Boston. IJme Furnace.

N. Toys, Covington. Boiler. P. Carey.

Dayton. feteam-plpe Covering. Bl ngham Gauge Cock Company, Plttanurg, Gauge cocas. C. AUitmsa a vn, ciacinnat, nrn ana raciioa X-n ti sr.ninrantnrlna tTamnanr.

Marlon. Ohio. Farm aad Tracuon tnKine. Karle Machine Works, CiadanaU, Farm and asUoilAa T' cr i nsa ii a r. rHMsMnvtaitf Kairm siiirl Tnustian In.

lUBBar4-l Robinson A BlcJimond, lad. Portable Ea-1 a rv, Tjavtoa. Ohio. Portable HinUMIfUMinj 'nctne. rtt.tr, Viwm Pnmna.

wTllianrKtrkop'a Pumpa. J. H. McQewan Mnclaeatl. 8team Fuaipa.

I lie. a. in uii ouii viuvim Cbapmaar vwrt imnn, rwud.r..U..??O.TrtlneWa 3. It. roaf uucii VI.

Hcha allaam.nn TT iuX; Ka- kleUowas W. sf taaeev, UAepolla, Ohio. I I Jthsrn Tnmp aad Pipe Compaay. Chattaaoota, MahiusOaniDanT. WOaertville.Co.a, Hammer.

EIE GIHCLNKATX DALLTZ. IHQUUIER, VIIDirESDAV IIGniTllTG. Corm rated Elbow Company. CindnnaU, Btove- pIpeFJbow. T.

J. Nottlnrham A Clndanatl, Machinists' and F-ngra vers' ruppi lee. Amenran Wire-uall Company, Covington, Ky, Wire-nail Machines. J. M.

Kobluson a Cincinnati. Bneet Metal Machinery. J. E. Halt.

CindnnaU, Tinners' Tools. CiadanaU Screw aad Tap Company, Screw-taps and Dies. Cincinnati Barbed Wire Company, Barbed Wire- machine. arblenall. Graves a Dayton, Ohio, Proof-starr.

llamlltoa United Maaafactorerm. Hamilton, Olo. Krnest Passe, Cindnnatl, Wood-working Ma- coiHvrr. Bavllas. Vansrhn a Richmond.

Circular Saw-mill. Farmers' Manoractnnng company, Clndonau, Riding-saw. Cordesman, Sagan a CindnnaU. Wood-work- idk at KU I nwr. L.

Brach. Montrose, Redprocatlng Saws. O. W. rtnower, Montrose.

Ohio, Sawlng-aaaenine. S. D. War math a Fltchburg, Wood-turning Lathe. Queen City Cabinet Companv.Cindnnati.8aw.

John Ansperjrer, Trenton. Ouio.hsaw. a. Morris a Baltimore. Wood-work Ing Ma-Chines.

Vnlted States Mann factoring Company, Chicago, Sewi ng-machines. c. i uiue a Cincinnati, Bewing-macnmea. T). L.

Chamberlln, Cincinnati. Sewing-machines. V. S. Mlcble, CindnnaU, Band-saw Filer.

Color Prlntln afaclilna Hmtn, rv.tn Frlatinr Apparatus. w. Daughaday. Philadelphia. Prlntlnr Pi dncianatl Tvna i'njinilr.

n.inDiii rVn. idk atacnines. J. M. Robinson.

T.HhrarTSTirilj. Trmm Henry Speer, CindnnaU. Paper Rolls. P. titurdavant RAatiUi Hlnw.M A bausters G.

S. Blandv. CindnnaU. ClnthaarwIaB A ratns. rw My winter, ClnclnnaU, Wringers.

Pinters, Ac. American Machine IVm mr Dl.il. Flnters. liennett a King, Cindnnatl. Clot bea-dry sr.

Mrs. 8. Short, Clnelnnstl. Mangles. J.

Smith, Cincinnati. Wash Ing machine. Jj P. Flcks a Cindnnatl. Wringer.

Eagle Wringer Company, Clncfnnail. Wringer. W. U. Blacklldz-e.

aialamnra. Inf machines. ilrankmyer a Harper, Wash-boards. C. K.

Newman, Wringers. C. Dunnell. CindnnaU, Tobaeco-drrer. COTlngton.

Steamboat Model. C- M. Weeks, CindnnaU, Outrlgred Rowing-boat, Wm. Wlnkleas. Newnort.

Fire Fnai-T Beadle a Kell V. Trov. Ohio. Cnrn.nl.ni.r. PIaw.

Farmers' Frtsnd Company, Dayton, Ohio, Orals- on i is Ac. NeUls. 8h river Plttaburg, Power Pitch- forks. Graham, gmlea Mowers. Philadelphia, Wilder A CindnnaU, wheat-drills.

Vermont Farm n.llnwa.il. Cooiey -creamer. Deere A Mananre tmnanv. Wnlin Til nn. Molln Plow Company.

Mnlln. IU Plows. Deere A Molln. 111.. Plows.

Steohen McOohn. Warmner Ttlnnla Ihln SV.II Pulverizer. Clegg. Wood, a TJavton. flhln.

fTnraa TTav. rakei Over, Indianapolis. Grain-drills. Hawnuove rv.mnmnw town, Clover-seed Hiller. Lons: a Allstattler 'run ninr Tr mtrrmt linn fttilA Sickles and Mower-knives.

J5. Patterson a Richmond, Plows. J. H. Thomas a Springfield, Ohio, Hay-rake.

Calvert a Baker. Dillsboro, Com-planter Wtrna Aarlcnltiiral I'amiitn ml l.il ReaperJGralntand Drill. orris A Hencoca, Dublin. Pulverising Platform. van a Fooa.

Sprlnrfield. Ohio. CVirn.Planter. W. K.

Hampton. ClnclnnaU. Agricultural Imole- menta. J. L.

Reed A Davton. Salkr Vlows. Keystone Manufacturing Company. Sterling, Agricultural Implements. w.

ueeriBt HeiT-oinmng Harvester. W. A Ward. Chlr-aSo KelT-blnrtlnr Hoover a Miamisburg.Obio, Twine Binder. D.

M. Osborne. Cleveland. Ohio. Mowers.

Reanera. ac. M. P. Schenck.

Fulton. H. Cider Press. Tbeo. Meikle.

TxulsviUe. Plows. S. Nealey, Cincinnati. Cider Mills.

Blvmver Mannfactiirlna Comuanv. Cindnnatl. Sugar Machinery. iiiun i rou nurts, lATcaiur, i.oro-iieiier. James a Lynn.

Risina Sun. Automatic Weigher. Bimpson a Ganit, Cincinnati. Floor Mill Machin ery. H.

w. Caldwell, St. Lonis, Grain Conveyors. L. Roth, Cincinnati, Mill Picks.

John Naerni, Cincinnati, Mill Dressing. TJ. Shearer Comnanv. Koatom ftliArinar UTa. Cblne.

Frey, Shickler a Hoover, Bocyrus, Brick Tile Machine. Union Stone Company. Boston. Emery Wheels. Locran a Klder.

Cincinnati. Meat-Cbouoer. Cincinnati Chain Hoist Company. Cincinnati. Polley Blocks.

J. W. Pen Held, WHIonghby, Ohio, Brick Machine. E. Harrinxioa a Sons.

Philadelphia. Poller Blocks. J. Brlce, Cindnnatl, Fire-Setter. 8.

Propheter, Cinciunatl. Knitting-Machine. W. N. Siebern, Cbntiuing-Maebiiie.

R. Lytle. Indiana, Mllutone-Dresser. wm. vesteriin, ClnclnnaU, ricllon ciuicnes.

O. G. Leopold, Norwood, tjhio. Ice-Mscblne. Zimmerman Manufacturing Company.

Cincin nati, Power Meat-Cutter. N. J. Cbapio, Cincinnati, Brlck-Renewer. Detroit Emery Wbeeel Company.

Detroit. Emery Wheels. Cbevey Anvil and Vise Company. Detroit. An vils, Vlsies, Ac.

J. B. an wood, Clnclnuatl. Btirine Indicator. J.

Clark A Thread spooler. Nouotuck Silk Company. Florence. Silk Manufacturing Machine. Soul worth Peterson.

N. jacguard: loom in operation. Howe Machine Company, CindnnaU Sewing-machine. H. B.

Goodrich, Cindnnatl Sewing-machine. Johnson. Flanders a OoclnnaU Sewimr-ma- chlne. Davis Sewing-machine Company, Cindnnatl Sewing-machine. Singer Manufacturing Company, CineinnaU Sewing-machine.

Wbeeier ana Wilson company. ClnclnnaU sew ing-machine. S. M. White A Cincinnati Bewing-macntne.

American Sewlna-machlne Company. CiucinnaU newing-macuiue. ft Embroidering Machinery, ridt. Newport, Looms. Indnnati Kewlng-machlne.

Harsfal A Brandt Carl Bentbel. Cine u. rropnerer. Cincinnati nitung atacniue. H.Crimon, Union, N.

bilk Dresa Goods Loom. J. L. Zerbe, Cincinnati, woollng Models, A. R.

Payne. Cincinnati. Models of Boilers. Union Padfio Railroad Company, Minerals Plummer a BramweU, Cincinnati, Iron and Ores. Gray a Bass, CindnnaU, Iron and Ores.

Pennsylvania and Virginia Iron and Coal Com pany, Coal and Coke. umi ana ton company, vjoai ana coxe. Pine Creek Coal and Coke Company. Coal and Coke. Nuttletoa Coal and Coke Company, Coal and Coke.

Peters Mountain Mining company; iron ores, AC. jgawrenee urnace company, iron wres, eso. JtAai. Iron Works. Iron Ores, ac Arcadia Mining Company.

Iron Ores. ac. Henry Body. Iron Ores, Ac. Pig and Bar-Iron Company.

Iron Ores, ac. Joba Nottatt, Coal Pioneer Coal Company. Coal. 8. M.

Buck. Coalbnrg, W. Coal. w. R.

Johnston, crescent, w. coax. Hanks' West Coal Company. W. CoaL Fa-la Coal fomnanr.

W. CoaL SI atoms coat enmpany, rr. iw. Licking Rolll Dx-mili Company. Cincinnati.

Mann- lectured Iron. Globe Kolitac-mtu company. Cincinnati. Manu factured Iron. CineinnaU Rolllnc-mllls.

ClnclnnaU. Manufac- tnreo iron. crescent iron worn. Man a Tact urea iron. Mitchell.

Tranter a CindnnaU. Manufac tured Iron. Blverslde Boiling-mill CindnnaU, Manufactured Iron. New York aad Ohio Steel Company, Manufac- lurea iron. Rnsseii a son.

cindnnau. iiorse-snoes. Wroucbtr-teel Horse-snoe company. Cincinnati. Iiorse-snoes.

Van Dusen a n. cindnnatl, riens. Star Iron Works, CindnnaU, iron Work. W. W.

Bostwlck, Cindonati. Folding Iron Gate. V. C. Weir.

CindnnaU. Railroad Supplies. Union Electrlo signal Company. Rostoo, Electric eignai iowry Car-wheel works, cindnnan, car-wneeis. a Cincinnati, itaiiroaa supplies.

Jackson Manufacturing Company. CindnnaU. Bwitcn tsignais. Mm JS. UlllllVtUC, UUW, At wood Bsfety Manufacturina Company.

Spriac- eia, xtauroaa joints. H. Maeller. Cincinnati, cement casting. J.

V. Nleolal, Cindnnatl, Sewer Pipe. Cha. Kuhl. Cincinnati.

Artificial Stone. J. Km Mccracken, Clnclnuatl, Sewer Pipe. Wm. Marks.

Cincinnati. Imitation Stone. Geo. Boos. CinolunaU, Artificial Oak Tree Monu ment.

Inter-state Gas Saving Company. Indianapolis, ftas Regulator: ivn re a iron iioodbi uhbiwot, tiiKimiiu, sam Metal rtoonng. coit i omiinuT. ubciddiu. Darn viriai wmnDi, Alt xtennon, ciacinnau, Arcniiectuxat tortus- me la.

Hor. Mitre Koonng company, Cincinnati, eneei- iron Koonne. H. Klein, cincrnnan, Btove-pipe. J.

M. Ryan, CineinnaU. mass J. B. Hurt, New York, Double Leaiher Belts.

D. ri. Carrick, Cincinnati, Harness. nrtr A Wolefer. Cincinnati.

Harness. Paopenbalmer a CiucinuaU. Lanterns and Hardware. rs. miiin, Cincinnati, naiety hihi ji.

J. K. John, Cincinnati. Fancy Sbow Cards. Charles Hehlen Cincinnati.

Coaches. Ac. Vuiied Slates Manulacturiug Company. Chicago, Carriages. vi UAti mw.

inrinn.i i mrnfum. Oppeuhdin Aladulacturiog Cuicpany Cindnnatl, Carrlagesv- Xiexler spring tximpsny, nouaa. carriage. Crane, Breed a Cincinnati, nrarses. sec.

a rues Cunningham a Sous, xtocbestex. N. Hearses, ao. II lAni, ST A MtlOVT. Waroner a Ben tier.

Clnclnnall, Children's Car- rtages. B. Verkatnp, Cincinnati, Carriages. G. C.

Miller a Son, Clnelnnstl, carriages. John Curtis, Cincinnati, Carriages. it. xiarona. Cindnnatl.

Children's Carriages. Cincinnati Wheel Company, CindnnaU, Carriage- Wheels. alsrcy a Jtnootaugn, uncinnau, catruage wuvu- H. at. WOOOJOrct, Msrcaiius, avuv, WAgpn.

Ed Smith a New org, coacn- arnisnes. J. M. Jones, Parts, Hand-Caria. -Benningbofera Hamilton, Ohio.

Hobs, II c. Bailey Sprinkler. nmmweii Mannfacturlns Company. Cincinnati 4. Ira OATMla.

r. iAtuiiRia wvniwaBii, Coleman uss mwaa vumij-hj i mmm. Machines. imi Krntners at nioca. luicvw.

mvm. i.iiinana b. Kino aiDHiwimuii i dianapolis, EiectrlegeB.rator. i urM M.rMinr Mien umrra EDKiar, Chambers M. H.

P. Company. Ondnnaii, Elec- trle alacbines. w. Karbart, Clnelnnstl, -reionncropuone.

S. Bobbins, Troy. Ohio. Automatic Uate. Cnprds Yicllms.

W.H. Babbitt to Katie V. Williams, Harry Meyer to Kate Worm ann, Augustus Bierbaum to Mary Ailing, Fred. H. Hertle to Annie Reek man.

Ansrust Sllberhorn to Marv Trant- mnn. Menry j-rings to Louisa Borer. aeon Krlbsman to Mary Ohl. FYank O. Brown to I 1AJ ui ba asw as isiusa Wa I ida M.

jjlaidea, Louia Schmidt to Senmidt, jamea u. Han a era to Kale Koiaen, James Creel man to Joaepnina Reneaon, Joseph btera to Kate blunn, A Bp Ik HealUi to raa ksitob or vaa snarnsn. There may be some people In our beauti ful elty that do not know that we nave a street in oar midst that beare the historic name Of Kossuth. But those tnai ao are very well aware of the fact that tnera are a tew people who dwell upon that elassie Uioronsb-tare. This avenae is somewhat obscure and out of the way of general travel, which probably accounts for It bavins; escaped the eyes of the Board of Health.

1 he Street Cleanlnar Deportment baa not within the mcmorv of tbe old residents paid this street a visit. Vegetable matter sua rubbish or all kinds lie protniscootutiy a oon t.d e-ca 1 fi In the bnrnina; snn. and breeding pestilence. The gutters, 11 they may be called snch. are simply a continuation of atasrnant ee as-pools.

Now if oar Health DeparlmeDt would only look after some of these narrow, forsaken streets, instead of pay in all trielr attention to the more fasnionable thoroorhfaurea, there would be an improvement la the general health of the city. Visitok. CHAHBEB orCOMXEBCE. Meetlwa; Teatcraay of (lie Baard er Di-areetara ana Business Tt asaacat. Tbe Board of Directors of the Chamber of Commerce held a meeting yesterday afternoon.

President Brown presiding. The Treasurer'a' annual report was read. showing ths following state of tbe Board's finances: Receipts for the year. Expenditures Ior me year. JfXM 50 gxeess of receipts over expenditures S3.464 00 Reserve fund in Called tales registered bonds ao.ono 00 A communication was read from the Central Executive Committee- on Ivees in Lonis-iana, calling a Convention to nieet at New Orleans on the 12th of October, and asking tbe Cincinnati Chamber to send three delegates.

The President appointed Mr. 8. F. Covins: -ton one of the delegates, and said be would name tne other two aa soon as he was able to discover who could go. A call for a Convention of commercial organisations and others Interested in ocean enrameree, to be held in New York in connection with tbe New York Board of Trade and Hhlp-Ownera' Association on October 6th, was read and referred to a Committee consisting of Messrs.

Eapy and Taylor. Messrs. Gilpin and Goepper were appointed a Committee to confer with the Secretary and aid him in compiling his report. Tbe BosrU theu took op the ease of City Weigher Ebbett, who is charged with drunkenness snd'lncorn potency issuing certificates for loads that were uever weighed and for being guilty of groan mistakes, preferred against him by a merchant in the Bottoms. A mass of evidence was taken of no Import, and the Board adjourned tbe ease for further hearing without discovering any damaging facts against Mr.

Ebbett. Meanwhile, bow-ever, be will remain under suspension. ACDITOK'S ACCOl'HTS. Settle eat Willi the Retiring; Treasurer, Hr. Frata.

The County Auditor has nat completed with tbe retiring County Treasurer bis second semiannual settlement for 1880, wltn tbe following results: Total taxes levied for all To the iollowtng funds: rna btstc rraposss. State debt or Sinking Fuodv General Revenue 13A.S-M HA Slate Common School. roa cocstt a Local. PL-a roams. Interest and Hinklug Fund.

County -p- at 11 T7.4S5 10.UM 87 an 97 Brldire Payment bonds and interest for building Court-house County Infirmary General Hpeclal Hoad. Township Tax Township and ttab-Distrlct School other Taxes for School purposes Total Tax on fwvrs City, Town and Village Tax loUl 07 and SSjas S6 74 TotaL. The tot.il amount of the duDlicata for 1879 was 9512,7250, which included subsequent additions made thereto and dellnquencics-on former duplicates BOARD OF EQUALIZATION. Bcaalt or tne Yex-xr'a X.atn Adjomrn- neat by Unllatloa ef law. Oar annual City Board of Equalization for 1880, which lias adjourned by limitation of aw, issued 8.706 citations, of which 3,578 re lated to personal property, and 133 to real es tate.

The Board added SS18.128 83 to personalty. and 1 171, (185 to realty, making a total of additions amounting to 1,011,813 35. liiey allowed reductions (wuouy on real es tate! amounting to making tlieir net total of additions. S94S.733 35. This is about S8UU.D00 less tban was added lairt year, which tnpy be accounted for on the irround that the sessions of the Board this year were three weeks shorter than last.

"Weather Report, Made especially for tbe by Ferd. "Wagner, Optician, 41 West Fifth street. Fountain Square. Cimcixvati, September 7, 18a0. 7 A.

1 P. M. 70 P. M. (B) P.

M. 13 4 P. P. M. P.

M.lf-8 A. M. 8 A. hs.40 Clo'dy a.48,Cio'dy 10 A. M.

71 1. M. 74 12 A. at. 71 Average temperature, 69 8-Ui.

City Personals. County Prosbcctino attobxxy Drew Is back from atrip to the Rocky Mountains. Couhtt Auditor W. 8. Cappkllkr left for Columbus yesterday morning.

Captain Jakes 8. "Yisb has retained from Memphis. All candidates on tbe Democratic ticket are requested to send to tbe Campaign Com mittee at Grand Hotel a list of their out standing appointments, and they, as well as all other Democratic speakers engaged in the local canvass, will oblige the Committee by making all future engagements through them. Local Clubs will please call on the Committee for speakers. C.

W. Rowlahd, Secretary. i a No fttbkb, safer, more unobjectionable stimulant In medicine tban Malt Bitters. Fair skin, rosy cheeks, buoyant spirits and the sweetest breath in Hop Bitters. See notice.

SHIRTS. FitaComfort and Darability ComMncd Keep's Partly-Made Shirts, for 7. Only rialn Seams to Finish. KEEL'S CUSTOM SHI11TS, for glO. Hade to Measure Complete.

Collars. Cuffs, Hosiery, Seckwear, Itlght Shirts, Unaerwear, AT BOTTOM PRICES. CI BERT ISO TV. Fourth Street, near Elm. (And 804 Olive street, St, Louis.) It HATS.

A. E. BURKHARDT Introducers of Gentleineus Fashionable Ileadwear, 113 WEST FOURTH ST. FOR SATJa-HARViaiXH WORKS. JL HE WEY1IR1CH HARVESTER WORKS, at Pokln, 111 together with the Machanery and Tools, will be sold AT ATJCTIOX.

on the premises, at 3 o'clock P. WEDNESDAY. September 15, 1880, to close the estate of the late Peter Weynrlcb. Everr thine necessary for the snccesafal mannfacture of headers and other harvesting machinery and bent-work is embraced In these extensive works. And Pekln pceaeasea nnr.ar.al advantages In me muhuw cheapness of If uel and water, anlppins; facUl-tia.

vail and river, low taxation and health ri.Mt. to maka these works a desirable In vestment, arrnr nKir nartlciilara call on or add HENRY WEYHRICH and AUGUST LUCAS, tt k.i.it wtll and teataraant of Peter Weynrien, deceased. IlL, Auaust 12. ISSa an28-l5to8o W'SJMTS To linns oocrs, tc. Opening Daily 1M1 Lines Hoods in All Foreign Goods Arriving by Each Steamer! Attractive and Useful Articles in Large The Stocks Displayed ments Form of EXPOSITION OF Strangers and Visitors can spend the time profit ably by making a of our LOWEST PRICES FOR RELIABLE JOHN OUR INVARIABLE RULE.

Race, Seventh and George Streets CUT1CURA. Fatal Humors Exrollecl. Ileal tit Restored, and Life Prolonged. What are Skin and Krai Dlaaaia hnt tha evidence of internal Humor ten times more litucult to reach and cure, which flonls in the lood and other fluids, destrovlnc the delicate nachinery of life and filiina the bodv with foul corruptions? What is eon- umption but a gathering of inhci-Ued Jlnraors on the lungs, which rota themf What are mental infirmities, ldlpcy and early insanity bat hernlitary Poison choosing the brain be cause the weakest organ Wliat rheumatism and soot but accumnlation of Scrofula in the loints and fluids? What nlceration of the liver, Bright's disease of the kidnevs, diabetes, wasting and degeneration of the urinary organs, hemorrhoids, fistula, and other constitutional afl'uetions, btU tbe evidence of a vitiated state of the blood, a weakness, a debility of the vitalizing fluids, greater than can be thrown off unless assisted by medicine De- ouliarly adapted to the pur pose PURIFY THE BLOOD. Eradicate tbe Virus of Dlaear by Constl oiieasi ana ivormt Treatment.

Ctjticcka Resolvent Is the eroatest blood purifier, liver stimulant, and renovator In medicine. The elements of disease can not xlst where it is freely and regularly taken. It purges from the system every debilitating humor, Improves the appetite, perfects digestion, stimulate the liver and kidneys, opens the bowels, and makes over the vitiated blood Into a pure, vitalizing, and restorative fluid. CUTICURA RESOLVENT. Cntlcara and Cotleara Baaps.

Tbe Cttticcba ResoLvknt Is assisted in rar ing all humors that appear upon the surface by CUTicUKA.a Medicinal Jelly, which arresta all external symptoms of disease, eaU away dead skin and flesh, allays inflammation, itch ing ana irritation, oeaia nicer, sores uia wounds, and reproduces and beautifies the hair by allaying beat and irritation. It contains no grease, never becomes rancid and is a natural Hair Dressing. Cuticotsa Meihcikal ToiLsrr Hoap, prepared from Cuticura. for cleansing diseased surface, healing, aoften- ug, reiresning ana oeaaurymg mo hid, is nvaluable. It Is a toilet, bath and nursery luxury.

CuticcraMeoicikalbhivwo hof Is tbe first and only medicinal soap prepared exDressly for shaving, and la extravagantly praised by gentlemen. WONDERFUL CURES Perform esl ky the Cwtlewrsi attmedlra. What core of Blood, and Skin Diseases and Scalp Affections with Loss of Hair can com. pare wltll mose oi wic om. vrin.

injior, iyum-ton, State Senator of Maasaohneetta; Alderman Tucker, Boston A. Steele, Chicago; F. H. Drake, Detroit, and many other, detaJJa'of -which may be fouud in future editions of this paper CUTICURA REMEDIES For All Bloo4 Bnaers, Are prepared by Wkkks A Pottkr, Chemist and Drao-elsta. 390 Washington street.

Boston. 21 Front street, Toronto, and 8 Snow ill. lionaon, ana are ior aaie oy an isrugKisi. Price of Ctjtictjra. email boxes.

50 cents: large boxes, containing two and one-half times the quantity of small, fl. Kssolvkkt, per bottle. Ctjtictjua Maoict-MAL Toilet Boar, 25 cents per cake. CDTICCUA MidicimalBhav- IKO BOAr, 13 cents per case; id oars, tur mum ber and large consumers, 60 cents. COLLINS' VOLTAIC PLASTERS A union of Electricity and Healing Balsams, are ten time more powerful than tbe best Doroui Dlaaters for relievlna fain arm Mlt- neas of the Longs, Liver, Sidneys and Back, Rhenmattsm, Neuraljriaand Sciatica.

Placed over the pit of tbe Stomach tbey core Dya. nepsis ana uiuous vouc, m.rruea, vnuiips and Pain, and prevent Agne ani Malaria. Ask for Collins' voiiaio juecu-io vm-ta Piasters. 25centa. PIANOS, ate KALE or secoud-hand Pliiiina.

anme of ttlCIII very fine and nearly or quite as good as new. In addition to oar large stock of the larortte WJEBH.RI We haTO a large stoels an aboTe. Two Steinway sons ruus. One Steinway Cabinet Grand. One Steinway Square Grand.

Three Steinway Squares. nn fifftlnwiiT Uurizht. Three Chickerlng Concert Grands. -One linabc Sqnare, and many others. Also, some one vrgnua uisi have been One fOP aaurutfll.

Tiirri, a. lVarren. with ta ffnalifying tubes, witu seis oi rVeda and 15 stopj, nearly new. ojxaaaa aav v. AIXA1TS BOUGIES.

A "iTHOITP ALLAN'S SOLUBLE MEDICATED BOU- iy I. Was (anian tlTLUianr lUi tola, Val bsa No. 1 will cure any case four days, or lea. So! 2 will car the most obstinate case, no matter of how long atanding. Nonauseouadoslaof cooeoa, copaiba, or oil i.i.nri.

that are certain to prod nee dyspepsia by destroying the coating of th SO. BOLD BT ALL DRUGGISTS, for'clrenlar. P.oTltoxlias. J.C.ALLAN CO.U John rtw.h,ffe'r00 reward for any ease they will not cure, tiaick, and sur cur. llu cd ti a IL.MITDUSTRI A of New and Desirable Departments.

Variety. in tlie Various Depart Themselves an RARE MERIT! thorough inspection Stock. IJjITO BOOTS AND SHOES. F. THORB LARGEST BOOT IIS" THE KWD 3,500 casesTliornc's Original Queen City Boots.

2,500 cases Thome's Honest QuaTcer Boots. 2,000 cases Thome's Cincinnati Custom Boots. 1,500 cases Custom Dress. Kip Boots. Best Boots made.

Dealers should see above before placing their Fall orders. WESTERN IIHISUER AGEXCY. 79 WEST PEABL STREET. lauU-SaWtf SALOON FIXTURES. If you want to sec the linest set oi Bar lloom -Fix-, tures in the City, go to the Expo-, sitlon, Thira Floor, south Wing.

i mmm 5aiesrooms, II nnn ui siil II. OlAlU 147 George Street rSend ftm Illustrated rPrice list and Cata- 'loeue ot Beer Coolers rand Saloon Fixtures. EDTJCATIONAX. BIC1ITF.L, COLLEGE, AKROBT, OHIO. Three courses: Classical, Philosophical and "Scientific Equal to Ihe best stanaaros oi Eastern Colleges.

EiperwncM icwnrra. ap-paratus very complete and instruction tbor-ougb. Fine bulhuug. beautiful and healthy location, and intelligent, enterprising stciety. Tuition $7 50 to 16 per term.

No Incidentals or matriculation fees. Board in families. 3 to 4 per week. Board in clubs, fl 50 to taper week. No sectarianism or religious bias.

Inquiries and orders for catalogues answered promptly on application to A. B. TINKKK, Secretary. Akron, Ohio. aolfe-JBt KIKDERGABTE.

MISS HELEN GOOPMAS having removed to 113 West Seventh street, OPPOSITE SUILLITO'S, mil rin Wnminv. sl 20. 1880. PereonsJ application after Sept. 6th, till 1 o'clock P.

M. MIAMI VALLEY iOLUXE. GOOn. EXPERIENCED TEACHERS. TborOiMrri vnrV rinnR.

OrTiwrs have oer- care of airienta. Farm and Work-shop connected. uoo. biiildinar. Healthful and beautiful aurrounniii-.

Both bpxp admitted. For catalogues address xJ3KN-K H.FosTKK, President, BprinsborOjM county, Ohio. COVIIsGTOH SELECT SCfiW, 11S EAST Til I II STREET. Th.uiccMfiimTMnii will reopen thelrSchool for Youtist Ladles and Misses, MONDAY. September 13tb.

hchool, No. 69 Franklin Baltimore, lid. MRS. H. P.

LEFEBVRE. Principal. This Boarding and Day School for loons; Ladle wlllreopen Thnra-fny. tsvt. lath.

UyiSKiOLMWFl COLLEGIATE SCHOOL, WEST FOURTH street. Fit thoroughly for the nrt College. Special notice 1 called to tbe record of this School at the recent examination for admission to Harvard. Complete-in all departmentsPrimary, Preparatory and Collegiate. Full and practical Eoallah Conrse.

Native teachers of Modern Language. Next year will open Sept 2iid. Tbe Principal may be seen daily at tbe School between tbe boor of and I. se2-3weod WM. T.

BIX, A. M. ISSTRCCTION--A LADY OF CULTURE and experience wonld like the entire charge of two or three little girls: Instruction given In all English branches; also music and painting it desired. Home in a healthy raralcity. where they wUl receive mothaly ear and Christian Influence; best of reference given; terms.

Quarterly in advance. Address if KH. CLARE, CARRIER 5, Rochester. N. Y.

It CX.tTB TJNTFORMS, TIIE CAMPAIGN. CLUB UNIFORM COMMITTEES WOULD do weU to call on FOSTER, Ml Vine it. at nis Campaign (Supply House, the cheapest plaee in the city for anything. Bhirta, Tunic Jacket; Torcbea the beat in the city and caf eat Caps, Ca pea, Bel the best Hand-Transparencl, with characters to suit: Flag for pole on band and name on. Dealer in Bunting Flg can not any-wber buy flag aa cheap aa here.

It take but little time for parties to eaU and be satisfied. Street Banner very eneap. i lt 7a Ml If a sasSr fi II if Ml MM Wl I i rrrDusTiuAi. THE EIGHTH -witiTi WaCDlTESDATT ZIOZHTHTG, Scptositcr 8th, as- A.T O'CLOCIi. The Opening Exercises will be held in Main Hall on WEDNESDAY EVENING, at 7 1-2 o'clock.

Currier's Full Band of 40 Pieces, Accompanied by PE OF. O. E. lilTTNO on the Prayer by the Hey. D.

W. RHODES. Onenins Address bv M. E. IMOALLS, President of the Extosition.

Brief Addressea will be deliyered by His Honor Mayor JACOB: Hon. CHAS. FOSTEIl, Governor of Ohio; Hon. THOMAS HUGHES, of Ea-gland: Hon. GEO.

H. PENDLETON, Hon. BEN BUTTERWOBTH. Hon. SALl'L F.

HUNT, Hon. H. B. BANNING, Hon, THOS. I.

YOUNG. AUK) AN ir.ir.lENSE FLORAL DISPLAY! RAILROAD XAY. I GOODS (Hfb Beat Display of Floral Designs appropriate to pfcona uesi similar Best Iisnlay ot Cut Flowrra. axranaed on Muss Similar LMsolev menae atteuUance. THE FLORAL.

DISPLAY FALL STYLES Main BET. FOURTH AND FIFTH. 1 STOCK OF WEST. TROPIC-FRUIT LAXATIVE. "We need tlu Medical action vf the pure fruit acids in our system, and tteir cooling- corrective influence." Medical Journal.

SUPPLIES THE DESIDERATUM. For Constipation and all disorders for which pills, aperients, and cathartics are used, it is unexception-ally the best remedy extant One Lozenge is the usual dose, to be taken at bed-time; dissolve slowly in the mouth, or eat like fruit or a confection. TROPIC-FRUIT LAX ATI VK is put up in bronzed tin boxes only. A void tnu-tatio. Ask your druggist for iHsscrip-tire Pamphlet, or aridi-fitm tho proprietor, J.

E. HETirERrXQTON, 36 Park Place, New York. TOBACCO. "CHEIV" Hamilton's Fine-Cat. Its flavor is delicious, and its effect is alike soouaiiig and exhilarating.

Try it and ou use no other. Sold everywhere. ABSTRACT COMPAJTT. Cixicixixiati Abstract Co. Make complete Abstracts of Title to all Real Estate in Hamilton County.

Also, examination as to Lien judgments ana suits pencung. Office, Rm 4 and 5, Te'raple Bar, Car. Malm auad Ceart. A. J.

J9IER, Manager. HOTEXS. REID'S HOTEL, (On tha American and European Plana,) 175,177, 17 mm 1 W. Fosurtb St. Ret.

Elm and Pin. Cuisine excellent, location central, convenient to Exposition and all place of In teres- Term reasonable. se4-ltt lgSCT.T.T. fl KXOrS. D.

V. miiLEIl Carriar Culldsrs for ths Trzin. Corpsr Gauo Aad St. Clair Street HATS. 1880! AVv vlDanlJury Hat Mfg.

Co VCtvf 1J auu CIITCIIITZITI E7iP0m0II orxjisr- the occasion, not less than 10 piece- 7S iiround. WILL. BE oPEN feD AT 1 OtLiXK. MANTFLS, GRATES, C. NEW PATTERNS.

LATEST STVLK. I ISlJ-, MAOIL.L. Manufacturer of M.Ml.l. IJmIm mm the Radiant Salesrooms: Noa. 6, 7 and 8 Burnet Hooss) Block.

TUird at- below Vine. ae8- WSaJSC DIAMONDS. THE LEFEVRE DIAMONDS! Nov so fnvornhlr known, are tironoimeel the h)tht eientift anthoHlr THK OSLf ABTIFH'i 41. DMKOVMOP ABSOI.VTEI.T ffM. FKCT BiXlfAtni KK, wliirh siieceMfiillr fulfill ail the purposes real dlnraonrls are ntilil-l Tlieno cems ara motin'ed in KUI.I1 05 LT.

and warranted for fire yenrs. The Kins or Ear Drops a atmve represented, will 1 sen! free to any address by mall on reeeipt ol On Dollar, end safe delivery (rnsrsniped. Our book on Diamonds mailed free on request. American jewelry Co.BCmlTi laul-Wtf) ICE. ICS! ICSI quality of Ice by tlie wson-load.

car-load and canal boot-load, at the very lowest market, rates. Special attention Riven to packing Ic by the car-load and In hneliear for anip-menL Bend for our price by addressing; crxcixxATi ice compaxt; Twelfth and 11 an Htreet. FOR SALE-CARRIAGE FACTORY, POR SVHiZI! CARRIAGE MAIIUFAGTORY Centrally located In this city, with large repair custom. Complete seta of tools im amlta shop, trimming, pnint and wood-working io-tMtrtrnenta. with a I Tvi stock; of iinmaniifie.

tured material for nrKt-clius work. Will tie sold on time by secured note. Address Post-Office Box 3K7. si-7r LOTTERY. TAItE NOTICE! This is the oxly Lottmt rvEavoncnoir BY TUK rBOPLK Of A HTATK, AND.

VKIftR A utk Dtcniox orrHt U. kvprsxc Cocr at Washinoto.i, ia mr. oM.r Lkual Lot- TEBT SOW IS THK I'rTITKD STATKS. At-L OTHH CHAKTEWi HAVING BEES HF.PXALF-D OR AVISO SO EX1STESCK. Louisiana State Lottery Company.

This Institution was reeulnrly ineorf yrau by the Leslslalureof tliet-taie for K-lii and Charlialle purrxisvs in ror the terra Twenty-Awe Veara, to which Inviolable faith of the Mule i which pledae ha been roieaeJ l.y an or-whelming iiupuir vole, seennnii Us fraiai'h: in the new t'Waiitulkm adopted lffmbr A. 1). 1K7I, with at'opital of tX.tr to wtnea has since added a reserve fund of over BUTIONK liave al wnv lakeu plurf jnouthly on the SEl'-OND XL liAV. il has aralel or postponed. Look at the lojloarict aiatnbutiun 'APITAL PrtI7E.

r.fK. 100,000 TICK KT AT Tyi Irfjl.LAiy EACHj HALF-TICKETS. ONE DOLLAR. LIS1 OK PRIZES: 1 Capital Prie 0P 1 Capital Prize 1V.I 6.t0 5.1" 10i 1 Capital Prise 2 Fr-ses of Prises of I.ti 20 Prizes of 100 Prize of ijO Prizes of Prizes of lOuO Prize of 1W ID. 10 lU.fUJ APPROXIMATION PRIZES.

0 Prises of Pne of 2y0 i nr A mamUmm U. mUri7.lxemoa-,to $110 M' A- DI PHI-X, Sew Orlea Or same person at- Fartle. drourrTreL0', further informat.on have the tho Adam Express Company. DA VK C. JOHKSIOX, Covington.

Ky. N. B. All letter left at tlie IIcKcl Emery nave received attention. "A11 our Grand Extraordinary Drawing nave been under the supervision and mansure-S1.

Generals O.T. BEAUREiARD and AL A. EARLY. FRANKMN T.XPE FOUNDRY, 295 Flu ret, Oiaicfaaatf, OAia. ALLISON, SliTHfc JOHNSON.

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