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Yrdnoe.

Nep Oorf, Z. 6ebr. - @eitern 4beno
ipdt brad) in Srn. 1ranf &boner's Ut0beln.
@tablifement, gir. 50 uno "a, sSoiperp, 6euer
ans, rpel6es itd] binnen &llrsem iibcr betoe
@ebduDe perbreitete. Sin Sbeil Der Wouer
BON yir. "a ftel auf baS Dad bes 6auies gn.
Sc unb 964, woburt heiielbe einselhlagen,
in Sraub geiett nno nebft ben Sluleln Str.
80 uno 81 seritDrt tpuroe. Den Saben unb
bas Souterrain bon gtr. 80 bate 6r. QS. s..
@rabam, giloerrahmens unb Sptegelfabrt~
tallt, iune. Ser Sdaoen oes {orn. 9rabam
betrd9t $4,000; Die Seritaerun9 lit nnbe.
fannt. i0r. Sranf &boner, Der SAl &apen
unb paS Souterraiu bes 6auies Scr. 64, io'
pie Die bier oberen gtagen Der toGuier gtr. 50
unb 81 benubte, perltert $4,000; ietne Ser
id)erung betrdgt etna $33 900. Sic @ebduoe
geh0ren Gum 9ta6laiIe ocs ST 0fi6terS 8blte ;
Serluit $50, 900. Der Gaoeu IN gtr. Sc
murbe BON Srn. gSnt. @eeO, Sbuhbdnbler,
benust; S6aoen $4,000. 9tr. 864 mnrOe
Don Srn. Sobn als @aauteriewaaren.9
lung beuust, uno ietn Sertult belauft iif auI
$4,000. Dies @ebGube gebOrt orn. 8. y.
gSiloenburser. oeiieu S6aoen $4,000 betrdgt.
@ebr. Dunn, SleioerbGnbler, 9tr. 80, Somerp,
babem ourd) @aiier elnen S6abeu BON $780,
600 erlitten, iiuO aber perfbert. Der Srano
mar ourd) Selbltent5iinbung bon Snmpen I'M
oberen Stodrperfe beS 9auics DIR. 81, ,Sop
outStnnAp,r
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1876-02-08
Sphn ". Eorrejt'S

CrisiuaI> gBadbo lbe erzEheer
furrt Suen, grtdluns, b5ieu Sals, Seifertcit No.
ihneer ais raeno Elm anoeres betaTntes Seilmittel.
Ulau periud,e i'm! Sreis 30 @snts. 3u baocu in
oleu Npotbefeu. (Eebr ogHtef)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1876-02-08

New gort, 7. Eebr. - @elb leiht
sH 3. gSe9iel feit su 4.86. @olO
i9loB gu l12a-ll2s. BunOessSbligatioueu
ibloiien lebbaft uuo feft J.; 81er Coupons
1923; 65er ll74; nene l194; 67er 12ls; tSer
1873; neue Siinfer i174; l0.40er Coupons
ll9s. sttien id3lofcn lebbait uno itetts; d.
D.&entral ll3a; Grie l7b; eate Gbors 678 !;
SIS. Central 979; BittSburg 943; Norths
gSeitern 424; Yrior. 634; 0tod Sslano
1898.
llnteridatamts gilaus: @Otb $685. =
968; @ourant S37 ,493 1853.
9ampfcrz Segtd,tc.
gfep<g gorf, Z. Sebr. - Die 9ampfel
yDouau" aus Sremerbaueu unD y@oninla"
aus Bermuda trafen bier ein.
Ser ynerritfte" SanotS.
Sriogeto N.<S., I. 5ebr. - gtaf
QanoiS' Sreiipredung blieb er bis seltcrn bier
fut.6rte aber bsute OtOrseu nit ielueu Sreuu
ben na9 SinelanO.
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Sosbsn er9alteu:


9te @ele8emDeit TT gitMitte!
gssi!e ssa ellis Sandman, gtsste ssa
seoua:rt.) Rr. 22, q. : @ntam ftr., lreoustrt.
offeri,t
i1mar;e Scior,
fd1tparse une farbtee Gafbmerc, fdtparae uuo
farbt8e AIpaeas,
einiade uub farbiee
Nlet0er Gfoffe
Gler Nrt.
q tt acre II, ....... 9 Il b +,
SIacesSanoidube,
Samme!,
StraMpfe,
untertletoer fiir SGmen, Serren une Sinoer.
@etS= ttno eetmen @aasen,
Gid uno Sett Oeden,
Spiten Sorbduge,
bentlfe unb frans5iiide Sbamls,
fdtwere tpnuene sbaspts u. T. -.
arossmt} trabetsn 's yretfen. yroseu.
Iuslins, SIauen, Yett- 8or6ent
ate orteH Baum ,p o sigs aareu
aroBer MuswaBl.
Seite Breiie 9arantirt.
@ats &aujman,
tSept,.2Uheg) &r. 22, WorpsGutapSs1.
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Mnttuort dttf oett @rtef bot
TeTerSD1f E0OfeA

q torm d, @Onn., I. 8ebr.- Warren zee
SOB, Yrdfoent Der vgiational Union Der
chem. Sriegsgefan9cnen bon Nnberiouuille," /"
bat etnSarelben oil ba5 giillettn" gsridtst,
in Incident er oas Sdlretben oeS Seiierion
Oaois beantmortet uub oeiien gebauptuugen
winerlegt, OaB oteSterbliffeit Der conf6eerirz
ten @efan9enen i'm gtorben gr0Ber mar, ais
Die Der llnlOnihen I'M Siioen. tSr. @ob ,et9t
nah ben offi5iellen 8eriAten, oaB bic Siio=
lanoer 188,145 Wfanu sefangen uabmeu.
Man iddtt, oaB ote !S0lfte BON Sieien wirf>
lid inbaftirt wuroen. Sn conf6perirten @e-
fangnliien tarbeu Sc ,401, benlna4 betrug bic
Nortalitdt 3a4 Yros. - Sm gtorosn uareu
476,l69 Siiblanber gefangen, oauoH maren
327 $50 tnbaitirt; 30,152 itarben; bte8 Seigt
el1le Oiortalit0t pon 12A YrOaent.
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WorD IN SenneHee.

Wt emf bis, Z. Ssbr. - Nm Samifag
abeno pMrbe in Brownsville, Senn., Gam.
Sopo, 9iilfsmarlhaa, bon s.. so. @larf,
eiuem Der 9teoafteure oes Democrat" in ei-
mem Streite wegen politiider Sra9en eridoi=
len. Slarf befiu6et iiGl in Oaft,
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3platt ai.f's Neite 5ttttt s. sdneeto0e
Uer1frfhefltA

Iem.Y orf, z. Sebr. - Sob. Solan,
Der @rmoroun9 yfoe's idulhi9 befuuOen,
purOe beute sur abermaligen Serbdnsung Der
9entens Dor baS @eridt gebraft. Ser
Staatsanpalt tbeilte nit, oaB 9olan iiber<
fiihrt uno uerurtheilt wurOe, am 10. Se3br.
gehangt gu tperoen. Der 6all glng pcr Elm
b0bereS 9erid)t, uno bort murbe Der llrtbeilSz
iprud beftatlgt, 10 bab nunmebr Dem llnterz
gerihte be abermalige Serhdugung Der Sen-
tenS suftebe. Ser 9lmpalt Oolan'S trug Guf
eiuen Nufldub on, ben aber oas @eri@t oerz
meigsrte. 9nf Griuden OeS 9lulualts bon
Solan beitimnlte iobanu Rtd]ter Barrett oen
"a. Wdr3 al8 5inrt6tun98taa. Damtt Die
ScrtbeioiaIug 3ett bebalte, nm ii6 al oas
Nppeuqerid)t 81 menoen, lueld)em aui'8 gteue
o,e Sra9e liber Die conititutionelle 3uianlz
menieeung Der Surp, weld)e Solan terur-
tbeilte, unterbteitet merben io4.
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ulle 2(uorOuungen iiir gc!denbegdngniiie
Guf Der
ROr0oI.gdc Der u recnmouutzA AUeuue
uro VI UiOnu menti itrGBe.
RT- 0orrtoIfnuncH criter SLAVE iur
SouScrpifun9 bon Setben.
Geidudme merbeu Oor3itglld elubNllamtrt.
9eerot9un8tH il oer Stact ooer oui o'm Souoe
tDeroen prompt bgiorgt, oah Dtobe u aueT Sacon5
dRqeertiat. (Ne0r.S,IZUNtl
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1876-02-08

& btngton, Z. Sebr. = Der @on'
grsBzab9eorouete ytorriion, Soriiser bes
@onlite's Der ySese uuo Wtittel, iaste 9eitern
in elmer llnterbaltuns mit6rennOen, oaB er i'm
Qaufe bon adt bis 5ebu &ageu bas llnterbaus
eriudeu peroe, i'm Ylenar-@ omtte bic neue
8arifzBil nnter Seguta9tuns su Steben. Gr
lei nit Der Sill in fetner @ile, Oa er Sunabit
,piinide, 10 piel, als m0sliG, cine 0i!entlibe
8elprs@ung berals5ufcrOern. 5r. wtorriion
1T Der Iniibt, oaB oas lluterbauS i9erlid
oaS @eiet Quuehmeu mlro.
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SaltiMOrer 9ieOerirau;.

yF4S SaitlmOrer ylG0erlr1llj.
* 9Gs GouBert fur 6ru. GmaHuet
9tetu fiHnct 5UuucrIt5 9, ben tJ. 5ebruar, In Der
rs ouc0r0 a" ftltt.
glae geloften Rincte iii: fSorns SperHhaus oSer
RaiH,'s 6aGe BADEN iiIr ocieu AbCno @'Hltgtett.
Yersit5 reCrUhte Cite t0uT'u In Uic&uffrcp'5 Diuz
ftOtie nbGnolun9 ilbtrlagcu Weroeu.
(23-5) 2as Sunttts.
Ualtimprcr HieDertinn3.
% oa5 GoH5ert fi;r 6ru. e. ItetH 3 NJ
nerf tie q orn 10. iStCrunr, In 6,r IS orb la"
hcttiiHoet 10 lUeroeH Die GitOen Ddtglieoer, iOmte
bi. GGmen sur Yrote an UHttnodl Ibeno etu9elds
Den.
(33-iN s8. u. Shmtoi, Getr.
|TS--- fntnun Z G3nnpumonpr
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YluS Der But.oeshaitptifaof t

g8aibin9tou, Z. Eebr. = Der BrG'
fbent i9idte beute cine sln5abl Rominatlonen
etn.
- @robes Sntereiie sibt iid fir ben YrO>
seB oes Sen. Sabcod fuHb &; beionoers tit oasz
is!be in Otfislersfrsiisn isbr tntsniiu. Der
Serfabren er einlhlagen miro, i'm 5aae er
ais 3euge anfgerufen ueroen iollte. wtebrere
Yerionch, pelte i'm S9aeamte anBeltellt
iinc, reiiten bellte nod ct. &ouiS ab.
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1876-12-07
Farm For Sale.

The farm owuai hy o.. raariuz,nu duFin8
hi. lif tiuts. is ssl fsl ftE ~tts. % tlt- th.ss
fpurf~ pI u fntifa ffetfsy s.futh t8tm ufFHRtN s
nu thss Oag tilll ruats 81 etu sIass 80 - urf
q uf ID " 20 timBf..t. 30 acisss iu utrtlsEs muA
tttp utiAucs iu q 1HHi state uf frUflr tWA Tutfts
walton. TusF~ is zsfst fs".i Sol rss Wl 10 uuf
builitug4. barn. ftr.t Fu ufFlHlt &c nNff t@
tft~Ns EtHti fFutis 70 o. w 20 w trs..t HFt.W HAH
fsrm auH wsfa tta De ftHsftHftHr. Atf b. 8i#H H
ltsssi tfnptu #nt hss4s uH fttH b.. .H##+s.
fstr Nsrtu.. uNIttriias4s ttGtHa. kH. ralA am r.
W. CIfEtllSuA3N. - t4ie !fseiaa4aaa.
SnINfv4
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THE STANDARD.
rnURsDAY. = DEC =. 1875.
From the Ohio State Journal
Testimonial for the Democracy

The Democratic party will vote as
unit. substantially for any candidate the
leaders may impose upon u. Ihst pom.
may be considered settled. In 1904 u
voted for Mcclellan, who had been
commander in the prosecution OF war
which it hated and feared, and when
is d. nounced as an outrage,
disaster and a crime. In 1000
it votedfor Seymour, who exerted
himself to the utmost against the
success of the only efforts which had
m lde Mcclellan possible a. candidate,
In 1872 IL voted Tor Greeley, who had
opposed the Democratic party in every
prInctple IL had ever claimed 20 hold ana
In everything it had attempted to do,
from the day of his birtn to the day oi
his nomination. In 1876 it voted Tor
Tilden, who had opposed the war when
had given Mcclellan his only prominence
a. a candidate. who was the bitterest per-
sonal enemy of Seymour, who was IN
every prlncIple, view and convictlon the
exact opposite OF Greeley. and who had
been denounced by thousands OF bis own
party as the most corrupt and treacher-
: Gus Of men. Ii was openly charged ana
never dlrproved or even denied. that he
had secured his nomination by the most
shameless peddling and purchasing. and
was covered with cunning and dupiIclty
and fraud as n garment. The worst that
the Republican press could say or did say
of MIR. Illdrn, bore no COMPARISON ioi
bitterness with that which had been
said OF him by the leading orators and
journalists OF his own party. Yet he hac
the solid vote of the party for the high
est office i'm the gift OF the people The
men he had betrayed and intrigued
A a il a tassV. altlt 4
estimation, in order to get them out @
his own way toward the Presidency
were the most supple tools in his hand
after their defeat Even Governor Allen
who was the subject OF his intrigurs dui
ing his last candidacy i'm Ohio, and who's
friends openly charged in Democrat
newspapers that TIldrn spent his mon"
To defeat Allen-even Governor ALFT
whose future career had certainly M
thing to fear from TIlden, voluntaril
nut his neck into the yoke a. beast
burden for the Tilden car. The iutilit
or all attempts to influence Democrats
vote against "the NOMINEES" by shown
that the nominee is in every way VI
worthy their votes. ought not 10 be r
cognized The whole party votes VII
absolute and complete insensibility
any question of the fitness or charact'
of the candidate. The one sole requ
site is that the candidate must be u
regular nominee of the party. IL do
not matter how he gets the nominatio
He may buy it or beg il or steal il. al
it is all one TO the Democracy. On
nominated. Che question OF character b
nothing to do with it any longer-ev'
if it had anything to do before the non
hation. The party would vote for Jud
Iscariot just as soon as for Peter u q
Convention made up its mind to~choo
Judas and his thirty pieces OF silver.
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Repartee. accept lock Of my
hair said bachelor toa widow, hand
ing her large curl.
"Sir." she replied, you had better give
the whole wig"
Madam" he responded you are very
biting indeed, considering that your
teeth are porcelain"
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1876-12-07

An English judge bring once asked
what contributed most to success at the
bar, replied, "Some succeed by great tai
ent, some by the influence OF friends.
some by a miracle, but most succeed. b,
commencing without shilling
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Odd Jobber: IL wish Id got my
brother on this beer job with me"
Inquiring E .ployer: why, my man.
your brother specially r.
Odd Jobber: why. ye see, sir, he's
got rare cheek on him, my brother has.
Why, he'd think no more OF asking tor n
quart over a job like this-than moth
ink"
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F eiuuc by
htoIya n m
ta tanf Won't v 81
the Heartily DySrrp
Ln<sofM
fuus,In cot
Ie Dpr
o NJ
ngth vlgor i
e e,cou.h, al
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The LATEST man ia on Western paper
He spells photograph "4tograph." Their
have been only three worse than he
One lived out in Kansas, and dated hir
letters "llworth; another spelt Tonnes
see "l0aC," and the other wrote Wyan
dotte va"
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Organic Weakness

ulv
pen1 m dh
focom
ujec
Death
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ToLuMRus AND HOOKING vALLHr
r A IL RIO A D.
SHORT LINE TO LAKES 1 NORTHWEST
TIME TABLE.
TIME TABLE.


niFrWt r9mneettoma tnaow A. l@neA@isr ~
Gtnciwwtlte, EaneMV9tir. aud al poiuta ca tMa
Cincinnati MuakiuEum VALLEY t&aflwMy@mmA
- Columbus for al pulmtA k~af ann Mw~ts N~
nhmmgr uf cars from Goiufubus 20 FhtAAamA phAns
New York. indianapolis aud GhlrAKn.
~. ~ NWEK@E. Ntcw Pr@midsMt
W. A. Nuts U.uerai Ticket Axsnt
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He was carving at dinner. relates the
Cincinnati Times, and thought he must
talk to the aesthetic looking angel on hi
right "How do you like Beethoven
said he at q venture. "Well cooked,
said she, interested in the business at
hand. Thus does q casual remark often
awake unexpected harmonies.
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the
that rkn0wn
yoness
omeim with Immediately.
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DIR. FishbIatt

the wold or
ngofi ne
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Young Wen

pri induT ntsI i G S1s nsi
4 cured renders marriage iA" @14
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wtAAtHfm fn#fANsl thus ~ mEs HMM AfMtAunMs mns
tfaiuA will stop wtrn .lgu4iud ~ DO 90.
W. ". PEABODY. Master TrAnMp.
W. G. EvANH. AKnnt ~ 1arkmsn.
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powi
deondde rel
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EDUCATIONAL.
TO TEACHERS.

lie Beard Of school Examiners of Jackson
County. Oh4o will hold reEuinr meFtina~ fees tis
examination uf Teachers, vi jackson, uu th.
FfRxr FRGDIF ~ ETERF MONTH
Examinations will heHin st 10 o'clurk. a. M
on thc nfsi day uf utrh session, Hnd cuntlgus
from dmN 60 dlsy 10 merf~slaFys
Applicants uut known o. fltw Hnarsis fAftMt frua
durr ts~itmomialH - zuUd mural CisHfmrtFrs NFr
flnrutew lumly hs granted 80 rHNw4mr fme0fs
ing. aud WILL in no r@Hs. hs either autF~iAstt -
posidttrd
Nov tt.F--" ~ ff'"fa"f.N - 49,
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TWO PAPERS In ONE.

And cuts like a iwo-edged sword into the aft c.
ions of the ladies and chiidIen, as well as the
| members of the fnmi who seek instruction IN
their daily avocailon"
A. =. Fuller, the celebrated Horticuturist Is
Edi!ur-t IN hief, sSistta by T. :. Carman, the
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r,pics aud X. a. willard, the great prnctical
ID Try ymaI, vino cli to their aid as special con
Iapliiors, :. B. ParsonS. FlOricuiIuri aud col
| lambr OF rare ex"tirs; William Robinson, sdilot
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~, Lel!idopleilSi' " ~. D. N,' st, q, ~
| denerS' Monthly; James Wick, the great Rocl-
ester Florist; q @. such, FlorlenltnIisi josiah
| fIoOpeS, nntrd ROiani,f; Is. Peek. NJ. d., wri-
| ter on Hygien'; Henry Hales, the practical
| Poultry Breeder; l. A. Roberts, writel on His
| iortcal Subjects; ami "a lost Of other nilehnen
.-qually celebrated and learned, as well AZ tfh-
| readers informed upon all subjects OF lnteIes
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From the pens or such celebrated writers the
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1t contains each week sixteen pages OF in
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A GOOD PAPER.

EVERYBODY knows THE ISDEPESDENT, of
New York, as the leading, most enteipri,ing,
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OF our numerous religious papers. 1t is not
slow TO recognize the fact that The popular pas
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scription. This is equivalent TO Offering the
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AL trains sslmiptafd wttn Miller Alatiufms
mfd Ilrnslf.fnssiif i tk hydraulic ufmkws
nMaTuf Fnfffanf information AsislFsaa
~ - ptIEtGsa, Gsm. Tseknt A3suta
T. Al rNHNna. MmR't. 0sslumhums
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he
ndkngex II
vino
skilled all known
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Young Men


upimeIvg rave ~ n
itoe
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A Cure Warranted.
DIR. FiShblatt,

.sssa @ ny .Gn mont" after month
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The Dairyman,
The Housewife,
over, The Girls and boys.

In addition TO these Practical Subjects and IFS
Marve ou. II -pI e., -evsrIl pas aFs voted
to Houss. hold Recipes, IIeasant Stories, Road
ing for the Young. tbhalh Re tding, Fashions
News, aud all topics OF interest To the family
thus IL comprises
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RAILROADS.



l."slsasiI sssi.a "a asaaAmsa....a1 .9As
.hillIau3aaNW' ~ rented edrF@84M@mumw
~ fThis cruelty. and said bulid67FHH -
ap % the greatest thinFs ever invented.
They told him he bad better NOT toll
nu. ~ The whipping or he would see trouble.
lge. when they len him they sAid u waa 10
en- go and kill them other Republicans
-als whom they named" lie len hone that
ngs nisht 10 warn these men. Next day he
on vent clAhd~stineiy 10 wnere the United
md States soldiers were. The captain talked
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President Vice-PTesidenf.
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ions of the ladies and chiidien. as well AZ tie
members of the fi,mi who seek instruction IN
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On motion of Mr.. Swami Dem., Md au-
thority was given for the printing Of the testl-
mony being taken before the Committee on
Foreign Affairs In the Emma mine inyestiga-
ton.
Mir. Springer Dem, Is) asked leave to offer a
resolution instructing the Committee Of Ways
and Means To Inquire whether the recent Grand
Jury Investigation into frauds on the revenue
has been sufficiently thorough TO expose all de-
fects In the laws for the collection Of the whs-
KEY tax ana To expose the persons engaged In
defraudIng the Government; also whether any
further Investigation should be ordered ny tue
House.
MIR, Townsend (Rep., N, Y } objected.
MIR. Hunton Dem, Va.), from the Committee
on Pensions, reported back the bill to amend
the law granting pensions to the soldiers Of the
war OF 1872. Ordered printed and recommtted.
MIR. Bannlnp lib. OnIo), from the Committee
on Military Affairs, reported the bill In regard to
leave Of absence OF army officers. II authorizes
leave OF absence to officers on duty for sixty
days once in two wears, for three months once
In three years, and for four months once In four
years, without deduction Of pay or allowance.
Passed.
The Chairman Of the Committee on Military
Affairs reported resolution calling for copies
OF ALI telegrams, orders and correspondence
relating TO the Military Court OF Inquiry In the
case Of Gen. Babcock. Adopted.
The House then adjourned. The session to-
morrow y TO bs for debate on The Hawaiian
freely only.
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DIED.

DOYLE On Thursday. March :, OF pneumonia. Mrs.
Doretta Doye, widow OF the late John Doyle aged "a
years.
Inc relatives and friends and those OF her SON. 10.
teph J. boy e,sre invited 10 attend funeral Satur.
DAY morning at luie OclOck, IRON her late residence.
4Oh Wet a. St
JONEs.--ln BROOKLYN, Friday. March 3, Mary A.,
VIE OF Edward II. Jonrs, IN the goth year Of
ing
LEE.charles Lee Of James Lee. in the Goth year
Of ms aye.
Itiend the funeral ON sunday, Mr'n B, az J"lock,
from his late residence, 3f7 East Slsi II.
sMll Ion March ,. Lillian Frances. daughter Of
Michael A. and Frances l.. smith.
Funeral from Residence VI parents, llS Av c, SUM-
day. at L. NJ.
sEARs.-on March g, 1870 Oliver E Sears, aged 10
years anu 3 months.
IN relatives and friends are invited TO attend the fu.
neral On SUNNY, March o. nc lla T.. NJ, rear
dence OF bis parent. 100 CharltOl At.
NllLlS.-At Bi0uxdale Wednesday, March I.
Harvey L. WINS SOU OF herrtllAud Phebv Willis, aged
20 ears, II monihs. ami days.
The relatives and friends OF the family invited 10
attend his raj from the BrOuxdale Al. h. Church,
ON sunday, March 3, ~ 9 o'clock u. NJ.