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The daily gazette., 1876-02-22

EOk RENT-The Hotel property IL Il
Il village Of Christiana; good stabilnSN n,
slaughter house. Possession 18th oil N-'
next. Terms moderate. y,na
Enquire of MARGARET hlsu
ianl9-difwlt No. Sl9 Orange suV'-
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NOR SALE OR RENT A large bIs
Il House with fifteen acres of land, na, ms
village of Glasgow. Also, Brick DMe,I. ss,
and store-hous8 attached For fursuci
formation apply on the premises 70 my
jan5d&wt JESSE BuuLpp-,
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NOR SALE-Three buildin 9 ios' 7th.
son street, between 9Th ana Van Ba
building lots on Firth street near nea,n and
Two on Front street near Jackso',n ,near
Al feet front on Delaware AVehue' mar
rison. Apply at TINS office.
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pLAcK cAsHMERES.-pireSssta eSsanE lISGG q: !:
D ds,e, %s95's', a. e. ~, St fG5 5d nH ns z, ~, ~
si.50. T6ese desirable Iabrics dsr., are : %afi'
prices THAI we have offered tor lu.@+,asoiIits
recommend them ior color ana uSsliAKh
ct,i FpIrth AMI h'H
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POLITICAL.

EoK sHEkIFB.
FRANCIS t. sATDON,
0hWilmington Hundred.
Subject TO ,ho decision OF the Democratic
parry Of New Castle couEty.
feb3 d&wtn
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nor RENT-oNE OF. TIE lE;,,ia.s gS
i, business sta, DIS known IN Luz CfsII
-s Chadwick's Fountain uotel, tVv ;ce si
Ga-den aud Museum. Its the oniy S stlla
garden in the city. This IL chan0'
met with. ,n.nWlCK.
Apply to WIN: II. CHAIN ~ street
nos. 207 and 2U9 West 4tn on' sm pt.
janl3-tf "llmins'>
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,LAIK CaSHMEHES.Ib IbJlrs DnI tashGe''ss
ID importer a in'i line 81 Di' a, ,8in, tIT
at IS. s71s SlOO, Si:l2E, ~, et lowei lirS
tnan sV we have ofrsred ior years, rs,,,rapiilty,
commend them for color no u"'s ssHAlP. :,
4aule Fourth and marke'
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EOR RENT.-Front room, second s'oIl q,
Il 4l6 Market street. Would mahe''
busin,s ss room.
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FOR SALE AND RENE

LOR E-GERMANIA BVlLpi'"
II AND LOAN ASSOCIATION M''
800 Shares OF this favorite Loan s'ot-' IL
series at 81 on share.
Extract from third annual report ,,s
LIT series paid on each share, w
va ne OF - " .a
advance on each share ".
End paid on - w
value OF VI
aivance on % vi
3rd " paid on n.
value OF a. " WI
" advance on Z" F"
NJ. l.. LICHTENsrElN
febl4.lm secreNH'
LsOR SALE OR EXCHANGE-A ~
II some fine toned second hand EsteyUs.s'
nearly new Apply at this office. ieO0.
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SHERIFFS SALE.
- By virtue Of writ of Levari Facias. to
me dir ected. will be exposed TO Public sale,
at the
WASHINGTON HOUSE, 2O5 MARKET ST.,
kept by Hugh Horner, in the City Of VIII
mington, New Castle County, Delaware, on
The daily gazette., 1876-02-22
WEDNESDAY.
THE 23d DAY OF FEBRUARY, 1876.
mt o'clock NJ

WEDNESDAY,,
THE 23d DAY OF FEBRUARY. 1876.
at2 O'Clock, T. NJ,
The following described Real Estate, viz:
All that certain lot or piece of la. with
six two story frama houses thereon erected
situate in the city Of Wilmir Rton, bounded
and described as follows, TO wit: Beginning
at point on the easterly side OF a forty feet
wide street now called Queen street, laid out
one hnndred and thirty five feet from and
rarallel with ClaymOnt street. running from
A street to the Old Ferry road at the distan cs
of forty. three feet six inches from the south
erly side OF A street; thence easterly and pa
raliel with A street along the southerly side
Of an alley three and half feet W dc fifty
seven feet to the ives erly side of three feet
wide alley connecting with said three and n
| half feet wide alley; thence soatherly along
said side of said three feet wide aleV paral-
| lei with Queen street seVenty-four feet to Il
stake in other land of said George X. Towns
| end; hence westerly and parallel with A
street fifty-seven feet to the aforesaid side OF
| Queen street; and thence thereby northerly
seventy four feet to the place of beginning,
\ he the contents thereof what they may, with
the free use and privilege of said two alleys
in common with others emitted thereto for
| ever.
Seized and taken in execution as tho pro-
peTty of George X. Townsend and Mary f.
| NJ. townsend his wife. and terre te lants, and
to bo sold by VIM. IL LAMBSON. Sheriff
Sherif's Office. New Castle,
| February . 1876. febl-ts
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SH En- rF'S SALES.

CEERIFF'S SALE.
- BY virtue Of writ Of Venditioni Ex-
public sale. at the Hotel OF James Q Town
send. ut Townsend in Appoqu nimink ild..
New Castle county neli ssre. on
FRIDAY.
THE 10th DAY OF MARCH. 1876.
at l o'clock, p. NJ,
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ShI q hDAI I,
THE llth DAY OF MARCH, 1876.


At 2 o'clock, D. m.
the following described Real Estate. viz:
All that certain lot. piece Or arcel OF land
with two-stOried brick house thereon erect
I'd. situated in The city of v iimingtun afore-
said, bounded and described as follows to
wit: Beginning at the intersection If the
northerly side of Twelfth street VITA the
easterly side of French street. thence BY
said side of French street nor,herly fourteen
feet eight inches more or less to the middle
Of the division wall between this and Charles
Haliams adjoining house, thence by a line
OF sad Hallam' 8 land easterly parallel with
Twelft b street and passing through the u i'd
ole OF SAID division wall one hundred ana
seven test two inches to the we terly side OF
tw.nty feet wide alley or street. thence
along sad siUe OF said alley or greet squth-
erly parallel with French street fourteen
feet eight inches more or le,s to the aforu-
said side olive iih street. and the nee tn ere
by westerly one hundred and seven feet two
ihches to the place of eginning be the CON
tents thereof what they may with the use and
privilege of the within mentioned tweuty
feet wide alley or street in common forever.
seized and taken in execution as the pro-
perty OF hoOert BrooU ali. surviving mortga
ger and t. t. and to be sold by
MN. II. LAMBSON, Sheriff.
sherlf's Office. New Castle.
Feb. l6 A. u. 1876 :ebl9
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~ HERIFF'S SALE.
. By virtue Of Il writ of Leyari Facias TO
me directed, will be exposed u Public ale
at the
WASHINGTON HOUSE. POS MARKET ST.
kept by Hugh Iorner in the city of vii.
minRton. New Castle county, Delaware, on
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-02-03

L OR SALE-HOUSE-A well l-built 2-story
L brick, modern Improvements, &C.: lot 2J by
100 feet; excellent neighborhood. Call at4S
West Ninth street. fe2-2t
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The name of Brashear City, La, ha,
been changed to Morgan CITY.
The residence of Wesley Leas, n Day.
ton, Ohio. policeman, burned yesterday
Gen. Ben. Harrison is ont in another
letter positively declining to be the Re
publican candidate for Governor of In
diana.
A hateas corpus in the case of Stokes,
the murderer of Fisk, jr., has been
allowed, returnable Az White Plains Feb.
ruary 5.
III an alteration at Dresden, Weakly
County, Tennessee, yesterday, between
Ben Rogers aud James Lumpkin, the
latter seized shotgun and shot Rogers
dead. There had been an Old teud be-
tween them.
The Greco. Roman wrestlers, Louis
Carteron and Jules Rigal, have entered
into match TO wrestle in ST. Louis in.
side Of ten days. The match is for $500
side. One hundred dollars forfeit was
put up last night.
A fire on Magazine street between
Constanlihople and Mareno, New Or.
leans, destroyed eight buildings. Loss,
$4,000, mostly insured in local com.
panies. James Quinn, laborer, was ILL.,
stantly killed by 4 falling wall.
Mr.. George Jones states that the dis.
pute over tue ten shares Of the stock oil
the New York Times included in the es.
tate OF the late james b. Taylor, has
been settled BY Mr. Jones purchasing
tue entire ten shares for Sl61,00J. The
stock OF the Times is now divided as fol.
lows: Mr.. Jones, iifty-ons shares \ u. AI.
Morgan. forty, and Mr. Jennings the
editor, nine shares.
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COurt Cullings,

Robert Mitchell and others against 8.
w. Hoffman, City Auditor and others.
An application for temporary inlunc,
ton, a restraining order having been
granted the r'uIntifs at previous day.
Injunction denied and petition dis
missed. -
VIM. Russell and others against Sam.
+. Cary and others. The case came up
for decision on demurrer to the petI-
ton. The petition alleged that Samuel
f. Cary, by representing that he mad OBJ
tanned the right TO purchase Il mine in
Colorado, known as the Grand View
Mine, induced the plaintiffs to Join him
and the other defendants in raising
| money, which respective sums shouh
constitute the plaintiffs shares in a
mining company. The demurrer was
based upon the ground that the petition
did not state facts sufficient TO consti-
tute cause or action, or il IL did it WAS
not one in favor OF them together. De-
murrer Overruled.
A writ of error was refused In the
Gaze of VIM. Brown and O. A. Clark,
who were found guilty by the Police
Court of promoting a scheme of chance
VIM. Z. Latham against The Home Msl-
tual Life Insurance Company. A writ
for the cancellation of a note. The Court
found for the defendant upon its cross
petition asking for sale OF the mort-
gagged property.
The Ilurpe murder case is in progress.
John SleVin. and James l.. Sevin, dry
goods firm, filed voluntary petition in
bankruptcy i'll the United States CeuEs.
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The retail dealers will hold an impcr-
tant meeting this evening at Washingten
Platform.
The Davenport Club reads "Dearer
than Lite" tomorrow FRIDAY evening.
at Thoms' Hall.
The Sixth Presbyterian Church viii
give pound social in the basement 0I
the church next Thursday night.
The Minuet Class of the Continental
Costume Reception OF February q meet
at Greenwood Hall Thursday evening.
the 10th.
The first exhibition OF the Allegory OF
the Great Republic will he given in Rob.
inson's Opera-house tonight. So many
changes for the better have been maaa
in it that it is almost new.
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Ehe Sscrh1-- --EiuDemstcins the Mufs
r-aPenitentiary Reyoit-Pre-
cariOus Predicamcnt-F Fire.
By American Press Association to the STAR.
NEW YORK, Feb. 3.-An unusually Sc.
we're gale prevailed here all day, with a
sudden fall OF the mercury to eighteen
degrees above zero. Several houses in
the upper part of the city were unroofed.
buildings demolished, signs blown down
and other damage done. No serious
casualties occurred. The sudden change
i'll the temperature was severely felt.
Telegraph wires were Frustrated in ali
directions, and telegraph managers re-
port that poles in exposed places were
blown down as fast as they could put
them up. Reports from all parts of the
Middle and Western States say the gale
was furious and weather cold.
All points in the West report the gale
as terrific, accompanied in many places
by snow storm, sudden and high winds.
1t is also reported very severe from Rut-
lidge, Montreal, and other places in the
East and the Canadas. Dispatches from
the South also report a heavy gale and
prostration of the telegraph wires. The
storm appears to have extended all over
the country and was very destructive.
In Brooklyn the wind blew a hurricane,
and, in addition TO other damages, a row
of five newly completed buildings were
blown down and are in ruins. Loss
about 100000.
The takingof testimony for the prose-
cution in the trial of Rubenstein is con-
tinued in Brooklyn to-day. The most
damaging evidence was that Of Prot.
Eaton, who analyzed the stains on the
% Nd hD, nd al i.l,
shawl. The stains were human blood
and precisely similar. The mud on the
prisoners boots was the same as that in
the corn field. The testimony OF Augusta
SimOns, the girl who sold Rubenstein
the weapon with which he committed
the deed, was also very positive again t
him. 1t was reported that Rubenstein
attempted suicide in the Courtroom by
taking poison. The rumor was not verl-
fed.
A party of the worst criminals in the
Penitenliary at Fiat Bush, l.. l., well
provided with pistols, knives, etc., by
two conyicts, concocted plan for an
outbreak Monday night. Every thing
had been completely arranged, when one
of the conspirators weakened and in
formed the keeper, who, with assistance,
had the convicts implicated placed in
close confinement. AlrWe found we'll
armed, and had the conspiracy not been
revealed, the massacre OF keepers would
have resulted.
While workmen were employed in de-
mulishlhg Dr.. Halls old church, corner
Nineteenth street and Fifth avenue, this
city, one OF them asscended the sleeple.
He had a rope attached to his body, aud
oosening his hold OF the elects on the
steeple he was blown ont twenty
feet from it,. For some time he remained
in that position, held by the strong gale,
but finally seizsd the rope and managed
to descend in safety.
The fine residence and barn OF John
Notion, in Guttenburg, N. j., We're
burned this morning. Loss, ST., 700; in
surance, $4,000.
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Minor Mentions.

BY American Press Assoc .ation to the STAR.
PARIS, Feb. 3-The specie in the Bank
OF France increased 19,6S9,0 QUO francs dur
ing the past week.
BELLEFoNTAIN&, O., Feb. 3.-George
w. Drones, formerly keeper OF livery
stable, committed suicide last night by
hanging.
ST. LOUIS, Feb. 3.-The steamer j. NJ.
Chamberlain had her upper orks burned
off last night. Damage $l0,03O; insured
i'll Cincinnati Companies.
WASHINGTON, Feb. Secretary Bris-
tow was before the Ways and Means
Committee this morning and gave his
views on the tariff question.
NEW York; Feb. IA fire in Nos. 2S
and 80 Beekmln street, this morning,
caused q loss of s6j 900, of which $50 900
is suffered by Norman Munroe, pub.
Usher. His insurance is SIG 900.
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Anluselllemrs.

GRAND OPERA-HoUsE.-Th "CamiileS
matinee yesterday afternoon drew a tine
audience, and the drama was excellentay
rendered, with Miss Gussie DeForest IA
the title role. The Wednesday matinees
are growing wonderfully in popularity,
and are patronized by the very best peo-
pie OF the city and suburbs. Many go Dn
Wednesday who can not conveniently
find time to do so on Saturday.
At night "Henry V" drew lull house.
The piece is now running with perlecs
smoothness, and seats can not be se-
cured too early. "Henry V" every eyenr
ing and at the Saturday matinee.
WOODS THEATER-Mr. and Mrs.
W. j. Florence are nearing the close of
their ''Mi lightly Dollar' engagement, and
those who have up to this time failed ID
secure seats should do so at once. Last
"Mighty Dollap matinee OH Saturday.
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Late Foreign News.
By American Press Association to the STAR.
OUR INVITATION DECLINED.

By American Press Association to the STAR.
OUR INVITATION DECLINED.
LONDON, Feb. 3-At the Captains
meeting OF all Oxford boat clubs, the in
vitation of the American tnter-C collegiate
Rowing Association, to row a six-oared
race in July, at Saratoga, was considered
and declined, on the ground that the
date fixed would interfere with the
Llndley annual amateur race.
HEAVY WEATHER.
LIVERPOOL, Feb. 8. = Steamers from
America report very heavy weather.
The City OF New York reports heavy
gale on the 29ih of January. During the
storm three of her boats were broken,
the saloon skylight smashed and the
forecastle was washed overheard, caus.
ing terrible alarm among the passen-
gers. The Gilbert and Alexandria also
felt the storm seriously.
JUST BEFORE THE BATTLE.
MADRID, Feb. 3.-General Reverb is
approaching E5tella and battle is ex-
pected.
UNVEILED.
LONDON, Feb. 3.-The statue of Lord
Palmerston, at Westminster, was un-
veiled yesterday without public cere-
mony.
MEDICAL STUDENTS ON A HIGH.
PARIS, Feb. 3-The students of the
School of Medicine made a demonstra
ton yesterday in favor of Charles Phillip
Robin, Professor of the MedicalAcademy
The students paraGed the streets crying
"DoWn with the Clericalsw The police
finally dispersed the crowd.
FROM OLD IRELAND.
DUBLIN, Feb. 3.-Father Tom Burke,
whose health has been very much i'm
paired, is rapidly improving.
Stanley Leighton has been elected to
Parliament, in place OF Armsby Gail,
created Peer.
SESSION CLOSED,
BELGRADE, Feb. 3.-rhe Skupochtiins
closed its sitting to-day.
ENVOY FROM BoKHARA.
TARKHEND, Feb. 3.-An envoy has
just arrived here from Bokhara TO ex.
plain the recent ornaments.
SECRETARY AT WASHINGTON.
LONDON, Feb. 81. 4. Plunkett, Sec
retary of the British Legation at Yeado.
has been appointed Secretary at Wash
ington.
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By American Press Association to the STAR.
WASHINGTON, Feb. 3.-rhe signal OBJ
server at Cape May reports the follow
ing: A steamer was seen late yesterday
afternoon near the bank ashore in the
mouth Of the Delaware Bay, but opin-
ions are various whether they succeed
ed IN saving the crew. At dark the
steamer was running for the breakwater
The bark was evidently iull of water,
and the crew, if still aboard, perished
during the night. Could not make out
her SIGNALS.
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Three boys, well dressed and intelli-
gent looking, were taken into custody
on Walnut Hills yesterday. According
TO their statement to STAR reporter
this morning. While they were in a
cell ut the Ninth-slreet Statinn-louse,
they have been attending school at the
st. Mary's Institute at Dayton, Ohio,
but from pad treatment In tho way oil
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-02-03

A Danbury couple have nice little
daughter OF some five summers. A lady
visitor observed TO the mother, .'Whai =
pretty child you havel Sac must be q
great comfort to YOU" "She is, indeed" !"
said the fond mother. "When Pm mad
at John / don't have to speak to him.
She calls him to his meals, aud tells him
to get the coal, and other things that /
want. She's real handyV
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United states Court.

The case OF Samuel Peun, charged
with violating the bankruptcy law, vas
continued this morning. The case is
still in progress.
Frank Flynn, charged with passing
and having in his po. session counterfeit
money, was brought before Judge Swing
this afternoon. His bondsman, D. Stofer,
Withdrew from his bond, and Flynn IN
sequently was remanded.
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THURSDAY EVENING. FEBRUARY 8, 1876.

testimony is needed to convict. The
motions to ql1ash the Indictment in the
cases of Rhem, Hesing & Hoyt is now be-
ing discussed, and the probabilities are
that they will be denied, since Judge
Blodget holds attorneys to the strict let
ter of the law, and allows no latitude.
The attorneys for the defense are max
ing energetic efforts to secure delay, the
result of the trials at St. Louis and In.
dianapolis having discouraged them to a
remarkable degree,
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-02-03

personal violence they determined 70
skip" They walked all the way frDia
Their names are Eddie LaPIante, OF
Vincennes, Ind. Che has since been al
lowed to departl John Dohe, age&
thirteen, and Eddie Harding, aged IT.
teen, both natives of Kendallsville, Ky.
Colonel Snelbaker has decided TO re-
tain the two latter until their parents OK
the school authorities have been heard
from
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-02-03
FINANCIAL.
C1NcINxAr1, Feb. a-l:sO r. n

NINUINNATI, FtD. 5-I:dU t. III.
Gold in Wall street l13. Here it is worth
ll2sl buying aud ll3 selling. Gold checks On
New York .lSh
Tncreis an active demand for money to-
day and rates are firm and unchanged.
Eastern exchange is worth l-A discount
Is moderate.
Sterling exchange is quo;ed 4S6a49o gold.
and firm.
Southern Railroad 7-90 bonds are steady al
021. and interest.
Government securities arc in moderate iocsl
demand anu rates are without material
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-02-03
NEarriage Licenses.

The following marriage licenses were is.
sued since Our last report:
Michael Lynch and Mary Collins.
Henry Strtnkmeier and Louisa Depenbrock
Bernard Dodt aud Henrietta Meters.
Chas. 9. Boyd and Abbie NJ. GAVIN.
J. G. Hart and Anna haynes.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-02-03

VNTANTED - YOU TO KNOW That b.
w CAVAGNA N SON have a new lot of
Maccaroni just received from Nervia, Italy,
also splendid line Of Groceries. Jy2b-tf
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-02-03

Prof. Dana of Yale is evidently good
judge OF geological scratches. Kecenliy.
when he was accompanied by twenty
five members OF the senior class to Mia
Rock, near New Haven, TO observe soma
glacial marks, one of the students Sc
cretly made some scratches or his own
and called the Professors attention tn
them. Prof. Dana replied, "rhey Look
like the work OF an Irishman."
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Damaged by the Flood.

BY American Press Association to the STAR.
EVANSVILLE, IND, Feb. 3.-The dam.
age by the food between here and Mt
Vernon is very great. Ten plantations
are nearly ruined.
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By American Press Association to the STAR.
LEAVENwoRTn, KS, Feb. 3.-Ihe libel
suit of David &. Mitchell against the
Times of this city, for S?5 900 damages, is
on trial in the District Court.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-02-03
FORTY-FoURTH CONGREss--lss SESSION
SENATE.


WASHINGTON, Feb. 1.-THE bill to pro-
vide for the payment of claims Tor In
dian depredations was reported back
from the Committee on Indian Affairs,
and referred to the Committee on Appro-
priations. The bill to pay the interest
due on the $3.50 bonds OF the District OF
Columbia, was again called up, and
pending its discussions the Senate ad-
journed.
HOUSE.
WASHINGTON, Feb. "A resolution
was adopted directing the Committee on
Foreign Affairs to inquire into the eXpe-
diency of requesting the President to
negotiate treaty with the Republic OIL
France. The bill providing for the sale
OF the Kansas Indian lands was passed
Bills were troduced to reorganize the
Judiciary of the United States, and regu
lating the practice in United States Cir
cult and District Courts as to the time
and manner Of instructing juries and ar
guing cases. The former was made the
special order for Wednesday, Feb. IL
and the latter went over without action
The proposed constitutional amendment
that "any person who has held or may
hold the office Of President of the Unitet
States shall ever after be Ineligible tx
said Office" was rejected on final vote
| by 1874 nays to 10 yeas. Adjourned.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

WANTED-BOY-Smal but active boy at
w Appraisers Sales room, 3l6 Main st. 1t
NTANTED - @. TRAUTVELLER - Cures
dress 257 Clark street, Sd story. ja25-12tt
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-02-03

11yORSALE OR RTRADE--FA 4 RMS Two lne
il stock and grain farms in the Wet, all
fenced, 50 acres timber on the farms. balance
all prairie; river bottom. Also fine stock
house and dwelling house. Will trade for stock
Of groceries worth $S,Vv0. Address &. HENRY,
Box "A, Fremont, y. fe8-4t
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-02-03

NNTANTED-SIIUA ATlON-By respectable
w English lady, as trst-class cook in a
private family or boarding-hous is willing
lection to the country: can give the best of city
references. Call at or address $40 Court street,
for two days jaS1-4t
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-02-03

LNOR E-FARM-Contaning 1853 acres;
proyements; pike passing door; railroad handy;
soil rich; lruit, &c. This is one of the lrest
improved and richest farms in Marion County.
For full descrip ion address. JOHN w. COR
WIN, lebanon, Ohio. fe2-3t