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The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-09-29
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by American Press Association " The STAR.
BOSTON, Sept. ga prominent house
In this city has exported thirty thou
SAND pieces Of print cloth to South
America.
COLUMBUS, o., Sept. 29.--John Kent, a
bartender, was knocked down by VIM.
Hardy and so badly injured that he died
a few minutes afterwards.
LONDON, Sept. pa dispatch from
Nish, dated yesterday, says, since 4
O'Clock of that morning there has been a
continuous and heavy cannonade In the
direction OF Alexlnatz.
MILWAUKEE, Sept. 29.-sparta, In this
state. was visited by serious fire late
last night, which destroyed the fremont
House, Lee q Palmers livery stable,
Heller's store and other buildings, Loss
estimated at $4,000.
LOUISVILLE, Sept. 29.-J. Westman,
an empioye in L. Krelgers tannery on
seventh street, was caught in the ma
cnlnery this morning and instantly
killed. The deceased came here from
Cincinnnati some time ago.
NEW YORK, Sept. ga special to the
Graphic from Trenton, N. j., says that a
bill in ohancery has been filed askiaR for
the appointment OF a Receiver for the
Central Railroad of New Jersey. The
bill declares the company to be insol-
vent.
SAN FRANCISCO, Sept. 29.-The valle-
10 Savings and Commercial Bank sus-
pended yesterday, caused by The finan-
cial embarrassment OF the President,
Gen. j. B. Frisbe, who has been unfor.
tunate in stock specuIations. The as
sets OF the bank are stated to be up
wards of $55O,0O Indebtedness, $325, 900.
The suspension Is expected to be tenn
porary.
WASHINGTON, Sept. 29.-The Treasury
Department. has received through the
Department OF State, from the United
State Consul at Copenhagen, inGorma-
tion TO the effect that the ship Ellen
Dyer, OF New York, laden with refined
petroleum, took fire and was totally
destroyed near the Island Of 'Thuno, in
the Cattegate. Officers and crew took
to the boat and landed on the island,
from which they were taken to Aurhus
by a Danish revenue cutter and then
sent to Copenhagen.
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BOARD OF PUBLIC WORKS.
Business Transacted by the R0ax,N
This Morning.


The Board met in regular session, ali
the members present except Mr.. Baker.
and President Bell in the chair.
The following was presented and re.
ferred to Special CommItLee Of two:
"ResolYed, That permission be granted
to the l.. NJ. and q. g. /. Railroad compa-
MES to unload cars on Water street, be-
tween Central avenue and John street,
the same to be subject to the withdrawal
OF the same on the vote Of the Board Of
Public Works, and to allow no empty
cars to be left standing"
A communication from J. N. And6N
son, in regard 10 the condition OF the
bridge oil KnOwlton street, between
Dane avenue and Dane street, was nc.
ferred to Mr.. Gessert.
On motion, the Superintendent of tha
Water-works was instructed to place
water meters in the Johnston Building.
corner of Fifth and Walnut streets.
The following was adopted:
"Resolyed, That Geo. Barton be and ha
ls hereby notified to appear in the otics
Of the Board Of Public Works and exc.
cute the contract in accordance with ne
bid, and the award Of this Board for tho
grading and paving OF Flndlay street
between Freeman street and Western
avenue, on or before 10 O'Clock, Sept. 20;
otherwise this Board will declare tina
same void"
On motion the Clerk was ordered TO
prepare and transmit to Council an Of
dinance appropriatlng to the Board Ut
Public Works the sum of 80, 1873 So for
Water-wOrks purposes.
The following was adopted:
"ResolVad, That the salaries OF VIM,
Thorpe, Thos. Davies and 4. II. MaEpa
be fixed at 81 $50 per year."
Adjourned.
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Fearful Accident Averted.

BY American Press Ass0ClatiOn to the STAR.
SARATOGA, NY, Sept. 29.--The staren
Guards, of Saratoga, a Republican Club,
went to Ballston Spa last night to at
tend Republican demonstration. When
the special train started on its return ii
was thrown from the track near high
embankment and fearful casualty mar
rowly escaped. On examination It was
discovered that a switch had been
opened by some person. The train was
almost certain to plunge down the bank.
Fortunately it had not got under fall
headway and the locomotive stopped on
the very verge OF a high bank. The i'm
preston prevails that the deed was per-
petrated by some roughs. There is great
Indignation here aud at Ballston amsng
the respectable citizens.
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NaturaliZed.


The following parties were natural
lied yesterday:
Frank. Arms, from Germany, on afi.
idavit OF j. B. Alnshoff; JOB Marriott from
England, on affidavit OF Otte Frey; Peter
Becker, from Germany, on afilavit of
John We'll; Albert Bergentzly, from
Germany, on affidavit of John We'll;
Barney Flattenback, from Germany,
on AFFIDAVIT OF j. H. Baumer;
Louis Murphy, from Ireland, on affidavit
Of Thomas Powers; Gottlieb Whit
meyers, from Germany, on affidavit Of
Ireland, on affidavit of Charles Boyle;
Matthias Schmltt, from Germany, on
affidavit of A. j. Jessup; Thos. Conroy,
from Ireland, on affidavit OF 2. McCarty;
Henry Daniel, from Germany, on affida.
Wit Of A. ]. Titus; Thos. Phillips, from
Ireland, on affidavit of Jas. Flannery;
Bernard Kahn, from Ireland, on affidavit
of Thomas A. Duffy; Frank. O'Donneil,
from Ireland, on affidavit of John Miller;
August Ruthmau. from Germany, on affi-
davit OF A. IL. Klornes; Henry Buer-
meyer, from Germany, on afi lavit Of
Henry Bruman; Jos, Schmerber, from
Germany, on filavit OF John Well;
Louis Shmerber, from France, on affi-
uaVlI VI JUnn w Sll; AuOlpn Aulef, from
Germany, on affidavit OF David Graef;
John McManus, from Great Britain, on
affidavit OF J. McVey; Peter Conroy,
from Ireland, on affidavit of p. f. Ma
ley; Morris Cassel, from ireland, on az
tidavit of j. Wbelan; Mich. Koelch,
from France, on affidavit Of NJ.
Fischer; John Horn from Germany,
on affidavit of H. Guenther;
Hazara Kahn, from Germany, on afi-
davit of D. Wertheimer; ThQs. Con-
ner, from Great Britain. on affidavit OF
Germany, on afidavlt q II. Hemmer;
Pat McDermot. frqm Ireland, 90. ati,
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Against the Hndians-Black Hills
Richness.

Against tAe AnOldnS-blNCk Hills
Richness.
BY American Press Association to the STAR,
ST. PAUL, MINI, Sept. ga Bis.
marck special dispatch reports prepa-
rations at Fort Lincoln for an expedi-
tion of the Seventh cavalry and a
detachment under the command of Ma.
jor Reno.
The destination is not stated, but the
preparations indicate an absence OF q
month or more.
1t is supposed that the movement is
for the Cheyenne Agency, where appre-
tensions Of an Indian outbreak are en-.
tertained.
CHICAGO, Sept. GA train belonging
to the Evans IL Horneck's transportat tion
line, which runs between Fort Pierre
and the Black Hills, arrived at Pierre
yesterday from Deadwood, bringing
$50, 900 in gold, which is the result of two
mems mining on claim at that place
the pastthree months.
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NEWS FROM THE METROPOLIS
Obituary..

BY American Press Association to the STAR,
NEW YORK, Sept. 29.-Lucius Hop
kins, an old and esteemed merchant.
died of heart disease last night. He was
e native of Hartford, Connecticut, was
formerly President of the Importers
and Traders Bank, and was prominently
interested in several leading insurance
companies.
The American Mining Boards
will open for regular business in all
branches of mining stocks next Monday.
The Board room Is corner OF Nassau and
Pine streets.
The Protestant Episcopal COnven-
ton
yesterday discussed the report from
Committee on Incorporation and Adj
mission of Churches, after the annu al
address was delivered by Bishop Potter.
The Court of Inquiry
appointed by the Secretary of the Navy
to try Commander Alexander A.
Semmes, OF the United States steamer
OF war Alaska, on the charge of inca
pacity and cruelty to crew, preferred
against him by Surgeon Bradley, met
yesterday with closed doors at the
Brooklyn Navy-yard.
1t appears that counter charges have
been preferred by the captain against
Surgeon Bradley for not being on board
the ship upon the expiration of his
leave OF absence. The surgeon was yes
terday suspended from duty. The off.
GERS OF the Alaska will be detained as
witnesses. 1t is also understood that
W. B. Brown, captain of the marines,
~
Capt. Semmes. 1t is reported that the
Alaska Is going out of commission.
Is Judge Taft About to Resign!
A Herald special from Washington
says 1t is rumored that Attorney Gen
eral TAFT has resigned or is about to re-
sign. This can not be officially denied,
are in Washington, but there are reas.
enable grounds for asserting that the re-
port has no foundation whatever.
The President and Mrs. Grant.
A special from Elmira, New York,
says the President and Mrs. Grant
passed through here yesterday on the
Northern Central Railway to Pittsburg.
There was public reception at the
Rathburn House, and the Presidents
party were entertained at the residence
Df Judge III. Boardman Smith. They re-
NAMED in Eim!ra two hours.
Tweed and ExtraditIOn.
On the subject of the history and nays
terry OF Tweed's surrender the Herald,
assuming that his return is
The result OF arrangements made by the
Department Of State, suggests that
there should be no longer any
official concealments; but that Score
tary Fish should permit all facts relating
to Tweed's arrest to be made public. Ii
considers that the request was proper,
and its being granted Is an occasion for
The Herald also dis
cusses the subject OF an extradition
treaty with Spain, and the worthless
ness OF the existing treaty with Great
Britain, and expresses the hope that be-
fore MIR. Fish retires from office he will
crown his career with efficient extradl-
tlon treaties.
The Australian Champion.
NEW YORK, Sept. s9.-Edward Trick
EFT, Of Australia, who recently defeated
Joseph Ii. Sadler, the English Cham
pion, has arrived here from Eugland,
and will remain TWO week
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ANOTHER HANGING.
Ept, of COshOcton, This Time the
Victim.

Ept, OF COshOctOn, This Time tho
Victim.
by American Press Association to the STAR.
COLUMBUS, Sept. 20.-Ept, the Coshoc.
ton murderer, was hanged at that place
little after O'Clock to-day.
His parents and brother live in this
city, but seem to have taken little inter-
est in their unfortunate relative.
he says he has no friends, and it
seems to be about true. BE was hanged
on the gallows brought from Cleveland,
and was the thirteenth victim that has
suffered death by 1t.
he last night desired to see the gal
lows, and in company with the Sheriff
went out and took look at it.
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Marriage Licenses.

The following marriage Licenses were
issued since our last report:
VIM. 7. Schmidt and Lena Miller.
E.C. Muddeman and Christine Burgess.
Ed. Jackson and Seraphine Moss.
John Manning aud Belle Howard.
Nicholas Blettner aud Katie Hem.
Eugene Walters and Carrie Hidsr.
Ennis Sasth"- -aea Belle Switb-Tfso
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Court Cuttings.

The State against Elijah Coleman.
The defendant, who was indicted for
burglary, was found guilty.
Leon II. Houston and Ace Gregg, as
assignees in bankruptcy of N. B. Wright,
yesterday filed petition in the United
States District Court against VIM. T.
Howard and Rienard Brock, to recover
the sum Of &8 O2O.
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FOREIGN.
by American Press Association to the STAR.
aTIII nI1nnInn 1,o,nnr Ia .rnrnAre.

Oy hWerIcah Press AssOClatlOn TO the STAR.
STILL FURTHER COMPLICATIONS.
LONDON, Sept. 29.-The six European
Powers, Germany, France, Russia, AUS
tria, Italy and Great Britain, have
united in demanding from Prince Milan
an unequivocal disavowal of the procla-
nation lately issued declaring him King.
The Russian Consul at Belgrade has
advised General Ichernayeff to resign
to prevent conn lio ,tions, but Tcherna-
YETI has absolutely refused to do 30.
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Fire I'm Albany.

by American Press Association to- the STAR.
ALBANY, N. Y, Sept. PA fire oc-
Cured in Church street last evening,
destroying q brick building. The 10 |
lowing are the losses: John Thompson.
500, insured; Jas. Cooley, $500,
fully insured; Henry Anthony, 81, 1000, no
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Steamer FOundered.

BY American Press Association to The STAR.
HUDSON, N. Y, Sept. 29.-The steamer
Walter Brett toupdered on a rock last
night about 1880 O'Clock, in the vicinity
OF Newburg. All the passengers were
rescued. She belongs to the Oatskill
Greek Line, rn6ning ON the Hudson
%ye-
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NOR SALE - FARM - Good farm Of SIX
II acres. situated / Y miles from the railroad,
In Clermont County; Al acres in corn, . acres
In potatoes. ~ acres in meadow, balance in
pasture aud small crop. Farm in good order.
Will sell farm and crop together on VERY EASY
terms A good chance for any one desiring il
to get good home Address q; iss 3; y; s'' star
jy25d&jy21wtf
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V,OR SALE OR EXCHANGE = FARM =
4 A good farm OF " acres Of land, on the
GoCouisoy Pike, about i've miles south OF Gov
tnston, KY, and near DeCoursey Station.
ksntucky Central Railroad; about DO acres
clearsd. good orchard, log house and barn. lt
viii be sold cheap, or exchanged for city prop
-'iLs inquire at 40 Walnut street, Cincinnati
Nat
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AMUSE vi ENTS.
Grand Opera.hOune,

Mr.. Geo. FAwcett Rowe, the accom-.
plished actor and scholar, takes bere,
tit tonight. "Brass," which has ostab.
llshed its popularity beyond question,
will be the attraction. There should hs.
rousing house.
Only "Brass" matinee tomorrow Sat.
urday) afternoon.
Monday next, Mrs. D. P. Bowers au,l
Mr.. j. z. McCollum in "Lady Audleyas
Secret"
Woods Theater.
Mr.. John E. Owens had another faF
house last night. No matter how fall
Of politics people are, they must ses
Owens. This evening he appears in twp
of his favorite plays, "Poor Gentleman"
and "Solon Shingle."
MatineeS eSaturday-"Salf."
Saturday, last night OF Mr.. Owens.
Next week, Miss Genevieve Rogers In
"Maud Muller"
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XETANTED-ADDRESS - OF a responsible
w manufacturing firm who will make
nowly patented article which is to be made en-
trely Of wire. Address j. BOWSHER, Lon
don, Ohio. z6-3t
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A gentleman rode up to q pubiis
house in the country, the other day. and
asked: "Who is the master OF thI
house?' II am, ar" replied tho lane
lord; "my wife has been aAAa aAaa
three weeks.1
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

wv NTANTED-ROOMS-A suite unfurnished,
w in pleasant location, convenient to res :
taurant or good boarding house: references
gwen and required. Address ROOMS, 1Sl w.
Front street. 2S-3t
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mertunrE Record.

Mary Ward, 4years, city.
Catherine Fisher, weeks, city.
Mary Vunnemann, 10 years, city.
Charles Binn, 81 years, Germany.
Bernhard Gaissmann, 30 yrs GsrIn's,
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MWANTED-BUY YOUR HATS OF
~ MARTIN, at AZ W. Fifth sk jyl6-tf
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TOR sALE-LAND-l,OOO acres for sale or
exchange; in Lewis County, Ky. six miles
from the Ohio Riycr; covered with as fine tim.
Der as grows in tho State; this property VIII
be sold at o very low price OR exchanged at
sash valuation f0f unimprovcd property In the
Rlburus Of Cincinnati. Ohio, or Covington, ky.
Address Box l,%9d, Cincinnati Post-otfics'
1h.ht
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L'OR SALE-LAND-ts3,OO worth of i'm
4 proved and vacant property in a most de-
lfrable suburb, for $lO,O0J, on years. time !;
lies between two railroads. Address NON
ES.5siiDENT, care Of Silk, Krousc Il Co., corner
Race and II hid streets. G.3t
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FOR sALH-.REAL ESTATE.

LNOR SALE-FARM-Good farm in Cham
Il paign County, Ohio, of 93 acres, one of 100
Acres iu SciotO County, and good lot in Ur-
Dana, ohio. Address b. F. MiRTZ, Urrbana,
Ohio. H-5t
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POLITICAL.

l. 1WENTY-FOURTH WARD, ATTENTION
The Hayes and Wheeler Club OF the Twenty
fourth Ward, First Precinct, will meet To-
M MORROW Saturday EVENING at Z O'Clock,
sharp. Uniforms and torches ready.
ISAAC G. WILTSEE, President
FREDERICK HOLDER sec'y. 1tA
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oavit OF Thos. Fallen; II. Koebelk amp.
from Hanover, on affidavit OF M, Toss
san; John Maley, from Great Britain,
on affidavit Of A. J. Cunningham.
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TIOR SALE - FARM - OF 1872 acres, two
Il houses, orchard, WOO Hand, &C.; six miles
Cincinnati. Address MARGARET COOPER,
Lock Springs, Ripley County. Ind. 27-3t
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For Memphis.

SATURDAY, 3Oth, at =. NJ, POSITIVELY,
hsT, JAS. W. GAFF, R. w. Wise, Mas
.lftssI ter Apply on board, or to Royse &
m. A'41 Mossett, Agents on N. o. Wharf
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TIoR sALE--FARM-Of l1s acres, situat ted
L In Jennings County, Indiana, four miles
Nom Ohio and Mississippi Railroad; will be
sold cheap or exchanged for stock Of dry
goods or groceries For particulars inquire Of
J. II. SCOOPMlKE, Cotton, Indiana 27-4t
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For Louisville.

THIS DAY, 10Th, at p. NJ, POSITIVELY,
-MSY. n the y. 8. Mail Line Steamer GEN.
rfFa.a$$s88T LYTLE, Ben. III. Merrlelees, Mas
-. - ter Freight received at all hours on
Wharf boat, foot Of Vine street. Il. NJ. Wade,
Superintendent.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

TNTANTED - SITUATION - AS steward,
w storekeeper or carver. Address Box 3l3,
Hamilton, Ohio. T-4t
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lNOR RENT - ROOMS - Three nice clean
4 rooms. with water, hall and side entrance,
az E6l Eighth street, 26-St
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For CarrOlltOn.
For CarrOlItOn .

MONDAY, WEDNESDAY and FRIDAY, at
3P. M,
RSF h LOUIS A. SHIRLEY, Samuel Hill =
dreth, Master. Apply on board, or
- a1'..A4 to z. w. Gorrlnge, Agent 70 Vine
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FOR RENT--ROOMS.

LNOR RENT-R0OMS-Nicely furnished, to
u gentlemen only, with reference, at 1888 W.
Elghlh street 2e-2t
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FOR SALE.

FLOR SA LE-SEWING MACHINE-A NEW
Il No. heeler u Wilson sewing machine.
1nQuire at this office. se9-tt
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L0R RENT ROOMS - Handsomely fur
Il njshed bath. TO one or two gentlemen 1U8
Broadway. Reference required. 2S-st
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WTANTED - SITUATION - AS engineer,
w machi1ist or pipe filter: good reference
Address M. RlNSCHMlDT, rs w. Providence
street. T-3t
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STEAMBOATS.
For Wheeling.

FRIDAY, S9th, at p. M. POSITIVELY,
fST. h ANDES, Chas. Muhleman, Master.
4T Apply on board, or TO Royse q Mos
set, Matt. Mcguire, Agents.
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PREFERRED SPECIALS.
FOR RENT.

~ Dyelng and Securing at Walkers, 81 d. 3D.
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For ChilO.

DAILY, at4P. NJ,
~ n CITY OF PORTSMOUTH. Samuel
jeiRs Morgan, Master. Freight received
-, lat all hours on Whart-boat foot
OF Walnut street.
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WTANTED - SITUATION BY young
w woman, to do up staifJ work and held
with washing and ironing, or plain sewing.
Call ut 45 Il. Fifth treet. 2S-2t
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1876-06-06
NrS SuIiulinra' Concert

The concert of this lady will take place
at the Atheneum on Friday evening,
music will be presented by Mrs. Saun-
ders' pupils, who will be assisted by sew
eral well known musical amatcures of
Cairo. In addition Mrs. Saundcr has Sc
cured the valuable cooperation OF Mr..
aud Mrs. W. Ii. Cooper, who will
appear in conjunction with lady and gen
tenn amateurs, in the sparkling English
comedy entitled "Periection. A great
feature of the entertainment will be The
celebrated "Shadow Song. from Dinorah
-Sury, in character by Mrs. Cooper An
early application for reserved seats at
Hartman is advisable.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1876-06-06
twenty Years AGO.

Castorla is the result of an old physi-
clans 20 years experiments endeavoring
to produce for his own practice an effect
i've mild and pleasant physic, Tree from
the objections connected with castor Oil
or drastic pills. Old DR.. Samuel Pitcher
OF Barnstable, Mass. has succeeded in
preparing castor OH III such
q manner as TO render 1t per-
fectly palatable and still preserve
unimpaired its laxative properties. The
doctor has prescribed this honeyed ca.
thartc in his practice with wonderful
success for years past, particularly among
children, under the name of "Castoria,"
and the demand has so increased from
the people and even physicians, that ar
ran.emcnts have been made to Introduce
it generally to the public.
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A No. Laundry.

1t is now conceded that Mrs. Coleman
the laundress, No. II Fourth street, be-
tween Washington and Commercial ave.
nues, has one of the best conducted laun-
dry establishments in the city, and land
lords of hotels and boarding houses will
find it to their advantage to call upon
her. Her prices are as follows: Hotel
and clearinghouse washing 10 cents
per dozen. For piece work prices are as
follows: Single shirt and collar, ljc: per
dozen, soc; socks, &c two collars, &c !:
two haudherchieis, sc; vests, zoe; and
all gentiemen's wear, soc. per dozen.
Ladies plain calico dresses, Z5c; calico
dresses with extra trimmings, 50c; white
dresses, 81 pc; ladies' undcrwarc, line
and coarse, 81 90 per dozen. l23-tI.
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Bakin. Made Easy.

BY using the Centennial cak" pan, the
latest and best invention for cak baking
yet offered. Made of Russia iron; dur
able lifetime. VIII bake your cake
more evenly than in the oid-iashi0ned
Tin cake pans. a solid cake or one with
center tube can be baked, thus practically
giving two pans for price OF one. The
sides and tubes can be removed from the
cake instantly without injuring it in the
least, leaving it undisturbed on its base.
to be iced or frosted while hot. Every
lady seeing its advantage will want one.
$. w. Stilwcll, agent, is now canvassing
Cairo. G-2-2t