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Centennial GOODS Ashore.

By American Press Association to the STAR.
NEW CASTLE, DEL, Feb. S.-The
Swedish steamer Weindall from Gotten
berg, with goods for the Centennial Ex-
hibition, went ashore on the fats this
morning and still remains. She will
probably get off ON the next high tide.
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Rnrmed to neafh.

By American Press Association to the STAR.
PHILDELAHIA, Feb. s.-Two children,
Pauline and Anna Dunn, aged five and
three years, were burned to death while
playing with matches at their home on
Eighteenth street, yesterday.
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By American Press Association to the STAR.
CHICAGO, Feb. 8.--A st. Louis special
says an investigation has been made
into the property Of Mckee,
to see what show the Government
has of obtaining redress. He pays taxes
ON $37, 900 worth OF real estate, $32, 900 oi
bank stock and personal property, and
$50, 900 worth of newspaper property.
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r R-RING-Coral, with carved head,
IL on Friday night Feb. 8, either in the Grand
Opera -house, or going from it along Vine street
or Eighth and Walnut. Liberal reward given
to the finder bringing same to n w. Eighth st.
fe7-4t
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r OST-NOTE-A promssory note made by
LW. W. Fletcher to Worth Fletcher, for SIS.
The public are cautioned against negotiating
the same, as the note has been paid; date Of
note, June, 1874. fee-2t*
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VIZ ATION--Bya a young man
wv OF 49, Of German descent, and good Eng
house. Addrese Dr. HENNING. 25J W. Lib
erty street. fe7-4t
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VNTANTED = SITUATION = BY young
wv man 18 years of age, to do some light out
side work. Address OPEN AIR, this office.
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FORTY-FOURTH CONGREss--ist SESSION
SENATE.


WASHINGTON, Feb. IA memorial
from the New York Board of Trade was
presented on the inexpediencv OF at
tempting resumption of specie pay
ments before the requisite conditions
Committee reported with amendments
the House bill providing tor the payment
Of the Judgment rendered by the Court
of Alabama Claims; passed. The bill
repeating the act making restrictions on
the disposal of public lands in the South
ern States, was called up, and: after a
short discussion, was laid over. After
the morning hour the resolution for the
admission Of Pinckback as Senator from
Louisiana was called up, and pending
its discussion the Senate, after short
executive session, adjourned.
f HOUSE. ~
WASHINGTON, Feb. 7.-Bills were in
troduced: TO secure homesteads to ac-
tual settlers on public lands. To re-
duce the expenses OF collecting customs.
10 aid the Washington and Ohio Rail-
road Company in constructing its road
to the Ohio River. To provide Gov
ernment for Indian Territory. Declar-
ing the birthday of Abraham Lincoln
a National holiday, and that on the
14th of April the National nag shall float
at half-mast. Tosubstitute legal tender
notes for national bank notes, and to
make duties ON imports, receivable one-
half IN legal-tender notes, and to repeal
the resumption act of the 14th OF Jan-
uary, 1876. The Judiciary Committee
reported favorably on the Senate amend-
ments to the bill to nay the
interest on the 1856 bonds Of the
District OF Columbia, and the
bill 50 amended, was referred to
Conference Committee, A resolution
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yNTANTED-sITUA ATION-B lady OF re-
Wv hnement, who has had charge Of an aged
gentleman during years OF Inflrmity a like Sit
uation again. Address Mrs. ADA MCBRIDE,
5 Cleveland p. O. fc3 4t
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VKT D-sITU UAIION-By q boy seven
wv teen years old, who writes good hand
is also good driver. Apply at l4 Everett
street, third story. feI-3t (
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NTANTED-SITUA ATION-By sober in
work. Cali OF address 51s W. Ninth st. fe7-8t
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NTANTED-SlTUAT young
wv man who understands gardening, farm
ing. pruning, and the care of fruit trees. Ad-
dress Ii. HEFFRON, Six h-street House.
fe7-2t
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

iUTANTED-SITU good cool
! W.. to do general houseworK or laundry
Apply at 1l5 Elm street. feT-2t
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VNTANTED-SITUAT travel for a
wv good house in this State or elsewhere;
the best Of reference given. Address E, w.
BLANCHARD, Crystal Springs, Miss.
fpT-dE
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WI ANTED = SITUATION - By young
wv man in wholesale house as book keeper
or salesman can give the best city references
Address b., P. o. Lock box 467. fe7-4t
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WI ANTED- -SITUATION-By aboy fifteen
wv years old that can write a good hand and
fs willing to work. Address j. O'HARA, No.
Vi Hughes street, Cincinnati.
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VNTANTED--PARTNE join me soon
w in going to the Far West OF South, and
sanching, mining, hunting, trapping, &c., or
men to form a colony 10 emigrate as above NC.
unmarried men preferred; references ex-
changed Address MERCURY, Steubenyille,
. Ohio. fe7-3t
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NM STU AIION-By smart boy
wv who is not afraid to work; understands
distance In tie country. Cali or address 100
". Front street. fe7-st
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LOST.

II OST- -SLEEVE-BuTTON : Friday after.
4 noon, on Fourth street, near John, or Johr
near Fourth. Finder please return to 295 Wes
Fourth street and be rewarded. fe7-2t
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yNTANTED-SITUAT respectable
wv German boy, in q grocery or any. store;
age II. Apply at 81 Barr street. fe7-2t
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BUSINESS CHANGE.

i HE PARTNERSHIP INTEREST OF THE
late Max Heidebach, of New York, in the
firm Of Espy, Heidelbach Il Co.. terminates this
day. Mr.. Isaac Ickelheimer, of New York, be-
comes member of our firm.
ESPY. HEIDELBACH Il co.
FEBRUARY 7, 1876. 1t
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VK7ANTED-A LIVE MAN--In every city
wv and town in the world; you can make $.5
day selling our letter-copylng book; no
press, brush or water required. Excelsior
ing, Chicago Ill. SEND stamp for circular
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wv WTANTED-PUPILS-B an English lady,
wv experienced in teaching, six little girls
betweei the ages OF 5 and 10 years, to educate
with my own one. Terms reasonable. Apply
or ADDRESS Mrs. FOOfHORAPE, Elm street,
east side, between Vine ana Chapel. West
Walnut Hills. fes-2t
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ADJOURNED.

MONTREAL, Feb. 8.-=The Worms for.
gerry case has been adjourned till Thurs
day, to allow witnesses for the prosecu-
tion time to be brought here from Phila-
delphia.
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ENTANTED-TO CLOSE OUT-A stock Of
wv st-class Sewing Machines IN order to
retire finally from the business. Will sell at
COST for CASH. Call for AGENT, $50 W alnut
street, first door. je26-tf
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WTANTED-WHY SUFFERS When you
wv can get your corns, bunIons, warts and
ingrowing nails cured by Dr. HI. NJ. HERSCH-
FIELD. Office, Eggert's barber shop, under the
Ashland House, Lexington, KY. del4-1y
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WANFED = SITUATION = BY q German
Wy married man; 10 good penman; stout
aud able; as cooper, porter, watchman or any
kind Of work to Keep family from starving;
good references. Address HERMAN ", coal
yard, corner Neaye and German sts', Twenty
frst Ward. !, fe5-at
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FOREIGN.
DEAD.

LONDON, Feb. 8.-The death of Lord
Galway is announced.
MADRID, Feb. S.--Advices are received
by the Government from the Northern
States that the Carlists are demoralized
at all points. The Carllsts in the Prov
inces of Navarro and BaxaY have in.
formed Don Carlos that they are unable
to render him any further assistance.
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VKTANTED-- PARTNER Some man with
wv 5000 to go West to start good paying
manufactory; 1O0 per cent. profit; capital
against time. Address L. F. FACES, Nlcho-
lasvills. KY. fe3-4t
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NhI ANTED - SITUATION -By young,
w we'll educated German, only short time
IN the country, with best of city references
vii! accept OF anything TO make an honest
living. Address A. Nj. No. 25, this Office
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VTTANTED-JIM q CHARLIE DAVIS
wv formerly of TIA Race street, are located
at tie ''Sun Saloon" !" 70 Fountain Square, where
they will be pleased to see their friends. Open
At all hours, day and night. fe4-2m
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vNTANTED-EvERYB TO KNOW
wv The SENATE SAMPLE ROOMS are
open day and night; choice wines, liquors and
cigars; give us call; $50 Central avenue.
G. SMITH, Proprietor. feT-lm
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ADVERTISE.

ADVERTISEMENTS ON THIS PAGE
Under the respective classifcations Of
WANTS, FOR SALE, FOR RENT, &C.,
FIVE CENTS A LINE.
No insertion less than TEN CENTS.
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M ANTED-slrU UATION-A young man
wv desires situation as entry clerk, ship
ping CLERK or assistant bookkeeper; can fur
nish best OF references; wants q permanent
situation, and will leave salary 10 MS EN-
pioyers. Address ENTRY CLERK, this office,
fe1-6t+
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VNfANTED--SITUA A1I0N--In some house or
wv manufactory, in or out of the city, as
book keeper, correspondent, or general busi-
ness man; No. references as to experience,
Rbility, integrity, &c. Address Box 445, City
F.,st-office fe7-3t
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NTANTED-AGENTS pay. to live
Wv men and women; send for circular. Ad-
dress QUEEN CITY RUBBER STAMP COM
RANY, 201 Race street, Cincinnati, Ohio.
feT-tf
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TETANTED-sfTUA engineer, by
wv q practical man of twenty-five years.
experience in distilleries, mills ana factories;
wages low; city or country; hest OF references.
Address ENGINEER, care Of Mrs, Miller,
No. Y Woodward street. fe1-st
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NEW LINE.

L LoNDoN, Feb. S.-A steamship com
pany has been organized to run a lint
from Galway to New York.
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KTANrED-S ACTIVE MEN-To canvass
Wv new article in the city and vicinity
big wages guaranteed. Call or address PAL w.
Fourth street, room 10. DAUM u co. fe6-4t*
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WANTED .MrscELLANHoUs.

VK7 7ANTED-HOUsEKE Fifty years
wv old. Address Box "a, New Trenton. Ind
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NTANgED--PARTN a good, safe,
wv No. paying quarry; 81 900 to 81, 500 capi-
taI only required For particulars address
GHo. A. HEIhT, Wintersville, Ind. fe7-4t
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FOR RENT.

LNOK RENT-HOUSE-In Covington, of six
E rooms, good yard, back and front; cellar,
M6 Findlay street, or on the premises. i 1,846
Scott street, Covington. fe7-3t
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opened the session of Parliament in
person. The procession from West
minister Palace to the House of ParIia-
ment was very imposing.
The streets were crowded with spec.
tators. The Queen was somewhat coldly
received at Westminster, and on
her appearance inside OF the house there
was no demonstration. The hall was
gas lighted.
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WTANTED = G. TRAUTvETTER - Cures
wv warts, corns and imp0tency. Call or ad-
dress 257 Clark street, Sd story: fes-1St
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W-ANTED--PARTNE ER-- Capital required.
wv $500 to $1,000. .!dress IT, Lock-box 655,
Springfield, Ohio. fe7-8t
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WT TED-EMPLOYMENT- - BY man
wv willing to make himself useful in any
business or newspaper line. where an honest
living can be made. Address j. NJ, this office.
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VKTANTED - YOU TO KNOW That B.
wv CAVAGNA & SON have a new lot OF
Maccaroni just received from Nervia, Italy
also splendid line Of Groceries. jy26-t
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"ANTED-OLD GOLD-Cash paid fol
Wv watches, diamonds, old gold and silver
A. A. EYSTER, No. $40 w. Fifth st. feS-3t4
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FOR SALE.

LNOR SALE-HOUSE-And lot in the village
IL of Milford, with seven rooms, good well
| clstern ana cellar. in central part OF town ant
| about five minutes walk to the railroad sta.
tion; good lot and on corner; price $4,000
$1,000 down, balance on time. Call on or ad-
dress Nj. u. CONRAD, Milford, Clermont
County, O, fe7-3t
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I'm WANTED BUY YOUR HATS OF
s1 MARTIN, at AZ W. Fifth 1T. jy15-6
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-06-20
ARSON AND SUICIDE.
A Man Burns his House and shoots
Himself.
Mason County Journal.

On last Sunday night, about twelve or
one clock, man by the name oi Got.
lieb Kensel, residing a few miles from
Letsrt, IN Mason county, and who has,
ON several occasions manifested signs oi
insanity, alarmed his wife and family by
passing through the house with lamp
in one hand, and n shotgun IN
the other, and ordering them to leave
the house as soon ~ possible. lie
told them. that he intended to burn the
house and shoot himself, and that
they must leave the house immediately,
His wife fastened TO their nearest neigh
bors' for assistance, but before any help
could reach them, the children had been
driven from the house. which had evil
IDENTIFY been fired III several places and
the flames had made such progress, that
the house and AL its contc"ts were con-
,umed Two gun shots had been nTeu
within the building and 1t was supposed
that the unfortunate man had burned
himself III the conhagration. The next
morning. however, he was found few
wards from the ruins, still living ana
conscious. The first shot had taken
effect in his lower jaw, which was badly
mu,ilated. The second sho; had evil
IDENTIFY grszed the side of his face with
out doing any further damage. lie
had then attempted TO cut his throat
with his pocket knife, but finding that
jnconvenient, he had taken butcher
knife and stabbed himself in the bowels,
thus inficting mortal wound, His
mouth was so badly torn with shot that
he could not speak, but he mentioned to
those around him to bring him pen and
paper. He was at once removed 20 Mr.;
Ful,zes, and writing material furnished
him. He expressed no regret a. wna' ne
had done, but stated that he had only ac-
complisded what he had previously said
that he would do He will lot allow any
medical attendance, and will probably
live but short time.
Later reports are to the effect that ne
is in dying condition.
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Sutt Decided.

CLEVELAND, o., June l9.-ln the
case of the Pennsylvania sporta-
ton Company vs.. Oil Creek Railroad
Company, which was tried in May last,
in the Court of Common Pleas OF
Crawford county, Of Pennsylvania, for
Sl97,2S5 in favor Of the plaintiff.
The question was raised as to
whether the contract sued upon Was
within the powers Of the contracting
parties, which point was reserved by the
Court for future adjudication. To-day,
Hon. w. H. Lowry, the presiding Judge,
his opinion, wherein he affirmed the
validity and legality of the contract, and
directed final judgment to be entered for
tho plaintiff for the full sum Of the ver-
dict.
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Exeiiemen, I'm Jerusalem.

LONDON, June 2O.-The London Cross.
Gazette publishes private letter from
jerusalem which says that great excite
ment and anxiety prevail IN consequence
of the excesses of the Turkish authorities
and the threatened rising of the popu-
lact.
On the % Of June the Christians, fear.
ing an attack, bsrricsded their houses
aud the foreign residents kept nm armed
watch throughout the night, The Ger
mans met At their Consulate, organized
mutual defence and sent 10 the home
government = formal application for
military assistance. The Turkish soldiers
have since permanently encamped IN the
public square.
A Berlin special to the DHiy Ne'rs
SAYS accounts received from all sources
are full of apprehension OF further vIo-
lence, and perhaps general rising, in
Copstantinople.
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Duel Prevented.

MEMPHIS, June ia duel which
has been impending here for several days
between cx. Congressman Schloss and
Mr.. Moore, OF Tuscumbis, Alabama, has
been settled amicable by mutual friends
and the parties left for home tonight.
The difficulty grew out of structures III
their respective papers.
Luther Perkins, young lawyer, was
,hot and killed at Austin, Mississippi,
Yesterday. by Willis Gibson, a merchant,
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Negro Troubles In L on isiana.

BATON ROUGE, June ls-A disturb
snce, reported as a riot, occurred at
Mount Pleasant, near Port Gibson, Sat-
urdsy. The negroes organized band
of regulators and ordered Democratic
negro TO leave the place. Refusing 10
leave. be was attacked by the regulators
and killed. The constable and posse q;
tempted TO arrest them, but were driven
of. The Sheriff Of Baton Rouge with
a posse went to Mt. Pleasant or Sunday
and captured four negroes, including the
murderers. A party OF armed
negroes passed Baton Rouge on
the opposite side of the river, going
toward Piaquemine. When they reached
Brusle landing they we're dissrmed by
the whites. The Sherif's posse making
arrests st Mt. Pleasant report being fred
on by the negroes. Two of them were
wounded and two horses killed.
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The Louisville Forger Released
BarbadOes Riots.

LONDON, June l9.-The Bishop and
Archbishop ot Barbsdoes and thirty-tour
clergymen, constituting the entire body
OF Barbsdoes clergy, and four Moravlan
missionaries, have signed statement for
presentation 10 Earl Carnarvon, the
Colonial Minister, detailing the outra-
geous character of the late riots on that
island. They say the riots were not
caused by any suffering, but by the gen
eral impression among the negroes that
the land and property OF the planter
would be divided among them, with the
Governors consent. They state they
cannot tell how this impression was ere
a,ed, but il was undoubtedly general.
The feeling against All property owner'
is intensely hostile and bitter. and itwll,
require frmness and judgment on the
part of the authorities 10 remove thls
impression, even # it is removable during
the present generation.
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THK Republican party seems deter
mined to do nothing whatever to remove
the doubts and uncertainties which de.
morslize and dersnge business. An in.
operative and useless so-called resump-
lion act cumbers sll statutes; but it has
no more force than an extinct law Of the
ah'edilnvians, except as measure OF
alarm. II 10 most hurtful measure, un-
less supplemented BY appropriate acts of
esIslation. Strong influences in the
party are opposed TO its enforcement, and
II does NOT, dare not defy the inSstionists,
Equally strong influences are opposed to
Us repeal, and so 1t remains dead letter,
Yet liable at any moment to spring into
Tile, and by sudden and sharp work bring
seeut irremediable disaster. 1t should
De either enforced or repealed; but the
paralysis OF craftsmanship rests upon the
Hepuoliesn party, and it does neither.
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The Cattle Yards AGain-Tne other
side of the question.
June 10Th, 1876.


Editors OF the Register:
see BY the daily papers that inter-
ested parties possibly, are striving to
work up public sentiment, by appeal,
ing to the pocket, against the removal
OF the cattle pens located on market
square. The correspondents state that
the stock yards will be removed to Bel
laire. Thus in consequence Of the remov-
about $4,000 per week, win IN would
change hands here, will be lost to the
city trade. There are several other eX
ceptions taken TO removal. all OF
which to my mind, may be controverted,
but the only one that Is worth while re
futing is the removal Of the yards to
Be.aire. On this hangs the other object
ions.
Now it does seem an unfit place for
the keeping OF stock in a part of the city
that Is more thickly populated perhaps,
than any other and especially when their
i not near sufficient room, even If
the stock is only kept there for few
hours. Besides the offensive smell to
residents roundabout, particularly IN
warm Weather, there is certainly some
danger, however slight, to their health,
which should be properly and carefully
considered.
Instead Of the yards being removed to
Be!laire. could there not be- al equally
acceptable place found At the lower end
of the city, up Caldwells run, or "djoin.
ing the street car stables on the Island,
or for that matter, east of Fulton? The
latter place would be quite handy" many
OF our butchers. If the yards were !o-
Gated at any OF these points would the
farmers and drovers not nave as ample
opportunities TO transact business a.
where the yards are At present, ana
would not our merchants derive
an equal amount of trade from that source
as they do now by the change!
Without de ,iring to injure the business
o. anyone, but simply suggesting what
might be change foI the better, As far
as comfort and health is concerned, | am
respectfully, Another CITIZEN.
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A Denial.

WAsH1yGToN, June l9.-The German
minister here, says tnst the report tel
egraphed from London that he has
charged some members Of the German
Commission TO Philadelphia, with cor
rupt practice and requested their re-
movsI. is entirely without tounda.
ton; ,hs. he has made no such charges;
tina, there has been no corrupt prsc-
tice, and he has not asked for the re-
moval of any OF them.
The House Committee on Approprla'
tions have agreed to report $4,000 for
Court House and Postoffice at Parkers-
burg.