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.ME0idnes.
Notes from tie Nev York Tri5Has.
go TWELVE YEARS

l&h0 -IMELNE YEARS AGO
AOCSo the success of several Medical gentlemen
natural laws, introduced their esSahFshne as an incrpo
rated Dnder an act OF the Legsature By the
ute ute oI HE SREsENBERs COMPANY OF NEW YoRK.--
they gained public confidence sas NV iusfied
the honor Conferred the Association by egssfTTe sn
pairing their sucess with medical academies also chsrtsrI
by public authority UnsOcited Testimony from bic ard
private ndvldusis aud noees N the lead
Journals bear witness the medical skin and hin
ptrsaun character Of the gentleman connected with the
ns uiion; .hus assuring The pubic at among the many
PANT has sver bee and will Be reabe and trustworthy
medium for the oruton of health the 1 ed and
81 who are sueri may address them with entire eon
The prncipes apd prscce Of e5cins adopted by this
INSTITUTION are lrcy set foTh GRETENBERc MAN
for family use aud therefore sold at The ncinai price Of
v entyve cents for which is mailed fee any
part ofthe country
The health Of Anerca vsouen diseases Of chi ren ana
the obscure snd chroEic complaints. well the
common diseases eideu to this country. have received the
bSve proved themselves fully compssnt m IN great trust
which the public have conided 10 their skill.
Le e3gmas OF he Tribune and other journals hsys CIV!
ers ase referred 20 hem for yarticulars- sl
---.------ '--.-'' Fr-uE the DemOcrdtie Aes.
RELIEF FOR 8IorHERs AND CH1LpzrN-Tn no esuutry
do women suffer much from diseases peculiar 10 their
sex as IN the Unite5 States counlrv do 50 many c
sbs9s sa os scs ma ~ %Ss T1ta IoH q
Row. New York, apeEed their great establishment for
treating these dee and dangerous diseases DR. JohQn
deemed TO be folly e0mneeut seharge with ability Al
his delicate dut We shall hereafter enter fully into
this subject, with minute sp icIfcations
The GR4EFENBERG NE 0IcINEs are srsals b, civ
sr1gslss and dealers IN medicine throughout the States
H. B. KINGSLEY, Cleveland
Jan5 Ageut for Ohio.
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Y TELEGRAPH.

Reported BY nae Union Telegraph,
oFFIcE, wARISG's BLOCK, CORNER OF BAEx AHD
ct. CLAIR STREETS.
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Messrs. Seward, Wilson, and all the Republican
Senators advocated the appropriation.
During the discussion Mr. Clay read an article
showing that the Colony Of Liberia was decreasing
in population, in ratio that will depopulate it in
a hundred years. Mr.. Clay's amendment was
lost by 40 to 10.
The bill was set aside to take up the Cuban pro
position.
Mr.. Thompson, of KY, opened the debate. Ad.
dressing an audience Of 2, 900 persons He spoke
two hours in fscetious but somewhat rambling
strain, interrupted by continued laughter He was
wholly against the acquisition Of Cuba, and was
astonished that the Senator from Louisiana was in
favor fit, The acquisition would draw of trade
and commerce to better climate and the port of
HAVANA, till New Orleans become shriVeled up
and become like Lexington, KY, finished town
Cuba, the youngest child would be as usual the pet
Of the family, how much it would cost to get her
in trim the Lord only knows. The children Of the
North eat dates and oranges, which they are told,
are from an Island where there is no winter, and
their natural instinct is to seek it. He here quot
ed from Childe Harold and the corsair. Referring
to Mr.. Hales remark yesterday, respecting Colho-
llcism, Mr.. Thompson did not think Catholicism so
Objectionable in itself as in the genius of the peo-
pie who possessed it. for he had lived half his life
among American Catholics, and no people ar.
better or more legal citizens.
Mr.. Hale had also suggested that We should
annex Canada The proposal wss 1nonstrous
for the people there were of anglr, French ex.
traction, and he never knew renchman vel
whose idea of a republic was net merely to vote
for an Emperor. In talking SO of the British
possessions he seems to forge that Great Britain
is larger landholder on j ,e North American
continent than we are, &c DC, DC.
Mr.. Morrill's bill apprc .priating about 6,OOO,.
900 acres Of land among the several States ac,
cording to their federf. representation for the
establishment of Ag1 cultural Colleges and the
promotion of mechanic arts, has been finally
disposed of by both Houses. Its enemies are
eongratulating themselves on an anticipated
Presidential veto.
The Senate in Executive Session to-day rati
fed the Dacotah Indian Treaty, by which an ex-
tenslve tract Of country is secured to the United
States.
The motion which was made at the last ses.
sion, to reconsider the vote by which the treaty
with the Senecas at Tonawanda was ratified,
having been Withdrawn, the the treaty is now
in force
The Senate rejected the nomination of Eme-
ry d. Potter, as Collector of the Port of Toledo.
Adjourned
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NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN
V that TIE undersigned has seen and quai-
late Of the township Of Middlsburgh Cuyahog Colny
"flSi PSs1s' 1soISis 81. is. Isss-isOls;s~za
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FOR SiALE.-A Cod Improved
BTs,1ss lScasd acres Ofian
ane sI0a SsR ss1S on s9S Ghsgn River M
and an sbundan &c Of water The land alone 'tn IN
A DEsIRAB L; LEAsEHoLD PROPORTION Or
aro street-Niee u story cottage house with rooms
Lease has seven years to run and ground
THRTY-oNE AcREszoa Crawford Road, four miles
from tne Guy by Euclid Flank Road, with House and
1ER wooIR OF sf SAeT6R Gs5 s% MfLL AND Farm
aotoy and ss% don sod bdsHea pG%sI
dwelling Hcase Barn and so land with orchard
PARK "a l4 sSTTBEETEHouss STB EE5 77!9 and Lot 500
Lot 9ex65 feet with four and half Story
SUPERIOR STREET ExTENsIoN-Two miles from
he Court House acres Of land in fine condition, very
LAKE sfR si sT-West of on.ariocooi story hopse
and o g feet rent very desirable property fora bus-
CHOICE LkNDEls6 acres in Michigan. Q miles from
ai, me Capital we and The best OF
can % % bou G for Sc IL agOe SS C %oFh SIS per acre
HICKox ALLEY-Wnhin two minutes walk of the
sEEENwoep sGN OF sTaEET1Isuss and Lot. sI2oO
FRANKLIN sTREET-west Side. uear,be Reservoir.
Good Brick House and large Lot with barn. fruit
BRoWNELLS SsTREET-Nsa ProsDset-A nice larr.
one and han Eoy House aad Barn, also Lot. fruit
ORANGE RA1NSIGE STREET-one sRa half story House and
Lot $500, RoUSE 4 JENNINGS.
s04 lsrsis fiss BoeE a9e S0 % ssDs1o AEs4io
E0R SALE OR EXCHANGE-A
10y y5ALUABLE 5 PRoPERTY-FIfly Aerss-on the
ing Academy Chusches Sc A large ns house barn or
chard SC $500 only cash one half the balance gcd
western lands and one half on mortgage At p cent inter
EAST SIDE PROPERTY TO EXCHANGE TOR
WEST SIDE-A House and Lot on Huntington street to
exchange for house and lot the West Side $1,000
KINSMAN SrREET-A short distance from The Fe-
and one and quarter Of land; exchange r
HIGH sTREET-Lot .1fset front with gaOd two story
house, 20 exchange fora faHn
ERIE COUNTY-50 aerey on Lake shore mile from
Railroad station l3 miles from andnsky house. barn and
orchard Iich sandy loan so 10 timber osxchanse
BRIDGE sTREET-on corner, lArss las viii. frame
PINE LANDS-In MssoGris4O acres Of first o9siv
IPs land well sSasf&s & and near to :,Iosd 8
nfS 1he sIss q lSf %r9 TtUef e EGOds
sraet HOUSE large Lot and good House. viii exchange fy
WALNUT srREET-fiOuss and Lot to exchange for
KINsMAN sTRREr-N,af Pery-eOOd two ,,Or,
House and Lot, 70 szehansSR f9T isH szs2
LI IFt ~ 's- : sissIlis-iEs siasIass aIock
febh No 9n Superior street.
EOR SALE-A fine RESIDENCE
u Qn 81 c4ar street. Seneca large story
small PayEent down, balance in ave years tiHeS7s0O
EAHM IN MlLsLOUGHBy-i0O acres-son sandy and
HIGH srREET-Good two story House and Lot-saoOo
EUCLID bEPdT-s. acre acres Ian land-ssO1 lssSl ''''
willow sTREET-ssIyssn St. cIsE and Superior
BoLiVAR sIREET-Nice ~ story House and Lot,
THIRTY A3REs--ls miles By railroad from ths city.
within mule Of station. good rieh soli smau h0uie Eood
barns fruit &c, at the very low price Of 81 500.
ROUSE 3 JENNINGS,
,,,r Real ss'a'' ana la'uf1NHss Meals As1sss Rass
l - I
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WAsHlxsTO y, Feb, I6.


Mr. Fitch, from the Committee on Printing, re-
ported joint resolution that after the close Of the
present Congress such public documents as both
houses require shall be printed IN one lot, thus
saving the expense Of separate Jobs. The Tesolu-
ton was adopted.
The bill introduced by Mr.. Seward, on the 3Oth
of January, additional to the act which prohibits
the Slave Trade, was reported by Mr.. Bayard,
from the Judiciary COMMITTEES, without amendment
and without recommendation
On motion of Mr.. Hunter, the Consular and Di-
plomatic Appropriation bill was taken up.
Mr.. Clay. Of Alabama, moved to strike out sT5,-
900 for the expense of sending back to Africa the
negroes kidnapped by the brig Echo.
Mr. Brown, OF Mississippi, spoke in support Of
Mr.. ClayIs amendment
Mr.. Hunter OF Virginia, reasoned that il the
Constitution sanctioned the suppression of the
slave trade it sanctions the doing Of it with hu-
manity.
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LAST NIGHTS REPORT.
CONGRESSIONAL.
W.surNeToN Feb If

WASHINGTON, Feb. l6.
HOUSE.
A bill granting pension Of $50 per month &c
the widow of Gen. Gaines, was passed.
The Senate's amendments to the House Agiicul.
tural College bill were taken up.
Mr.. Cobb mOvedt to table the bill Lost-lO9 to
95
The Senate's amendments were concurred in.
The House also agreed to the Senate's amend.
ments to the bill for relief of the widow Of Com.
Parker, and then went into Committee on the Sen
ate's amendments to the Indian Appropriation bill
5 The amendment transferring the Indian Bureau
from the interior of the War Department was de-
bated at length and rejected.
The action Of the Committee was finally report
ed to the House, eoncurred in, and adjourned
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q For City News, see first page.
For Market Reports and Marine News, see
fourth page
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Dentistrp.

DIR. B. T. ROBINSON HAS RE.
~ moved his Dental once to his res1deree ~, "A
Hooa s. fouI doors NeTth ofthe n E. Church vkers hs
ers who may need his services = =
tasxeland. Masch 90 lsaa-uh5aaitf a ..iil 7ir
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HOUSE.


Nearly an hour was spent in the call Of the
House, no quorum being present at the USUAL time
Of meeting The House tabled the bill increasing
the number OF surgeons, assistant surgeons aud
pursers in the navy.
Mr.. Stephens, Of Ca, from the Committee on
Territories. reported bill providing temporary
Governor for Arizona, and asks that it be eonsid
cred now.
II mAAe. 40 appropriation of mo-ey. He
presumed that some ones Eiind was made up and
hence no further consideration was necessary.
Mr.. Kellogg moved an amendment providing
thst when there are ten thousand actual residents
iu Arizona the Legislature shall provide By Law for
the election Of Governor, Secretary Of State, Mar
sha and Judges, who are to be commissioned by
the President
Mr.. Stephens said this bill had been formed on
the model Of the other Territorial bills It was nov
too late TO cnange our policy as the gent from Hi
nois proposed
Mr.. Haskins proposed new section to the effect
that when Arizona contains the requisite popnla-
ton for member of Congress, ascertained BIZ a
census It shall be lawful for the Legislature 70 pro
vide for the election of delegates to form const-
tuition, which shall be submitted 10 the people for
ratification.
This provision to be incorpera ed in theruIes and
constitute rule Of action as to all other territories
Mr.. Jones, Of Tenn, objected to all amendments
being read for information until the bill was regu.
lary before the Honse for action -tF n il
Mr.. Grow offered preamble setting forsh that
As the tract Of the country embracing Arizona,
when acquired from the Republic Of Mexico, was
BY virtue of the laws aHd constitution af ksxico
free Eom African slavery, and as no law has since
been past, establishing slavery therein; therefore
Hesotped, That this act shall not be held to au-
thorze African slavery in the Territory, and slavery
remains abolished as at time Of its acquisition from
Mexico.
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For sale, wholesale and Retain. BY WILLIAM FIsKE
No. q Superior street Cleveland, who will supply the
Annie DE- Femme A. the PrOprio,OT's Pnces.
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rs IN RECEIPT OF THE MOST CHOICE AND En-
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MEDICAL COLLEGE OF VIRGINIA.
Session OF 1890.
sTyBB NEXT ANNUAL COURSE OF LECTURES WILL
e:nnsnee IN the first Monday in October and continue
CD: BELL GIBSON. n. D., Professor Of Surgery.
DAVID =: TUCKER, n. D., Professor of Theory and
BEVERLY =. WEXFORD, n D., Professor Of N.se.;.
+ PEIICOLAS, n u, Professor Of Anatomy.
Il 4 SOYHHs Il. D., Professor Of Institutes Of Nedi.
JAMES 3. CONWAY, n D., Professor Of Obstetrics,
&e.
yAnES B. NcCAw, NJ b Professor of Chemistry.
nARlOA HOWARD, u. D., Demonstrstor Of Ans,omv.
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Clinical Instruction il given in the Inrm,ry connected
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