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asetnttidtte feIe8tapbtS6e
SenpSffaIts

- Sn Bhilaeelpbta erhdn9te itd1 cor9eftern
abenb in Der 9Sobnung ietne8 8aters Der 15=
ldhrlge Sranf Gbcma8. ueber bic WtotlDe
Der Chat Derlautet Jttdts.
- 8on ct. 2outS pirb 9emeleet, oab ari
hem &onto bcs 9tuoolpb $. 0reper, &aiIirers
Der .6armer8' & Eraoers' 8anf," itd ein
3eft5it bon $4,000 befinoet. DAT bic Sani
tbre 31blungen e1ugeiteQt hat, lit betanut.
Oreper bat iiA uuThtbar gemaht.
- Sn gtem 6aoen, Conn.,, hat 9eitern Die
benlofratiide Staots @oupentiOn bas alte
Staats Sidet nit @bs. 81. Sngerioll ais
9ouoerneur tpieber nomtuirt. Cine Hcthe
BON Bei6liifien 81 guRhen ber @ipilbieuit=
0teform, Der Qufre6tbaltung be8 ytattonals
&reOits, Der 8eid)rQufung Der Ginfubrfteuer
ouf Bic Seblirintiie Der 9tegieruug, Der 2anb'
ihenfung an ptrtlidle 2triieOler, Der @rm6Bi=
gung Der 6ifeutliheu Ausgaben, Der 6artaelbs
SablunQ, of8 f8g8i0arruf5 Der Reiumptionss 4fte
Il. San. 1879 ais elmer blobeu republifant=
iden BartettduI uId)ung II. !. NJ. lpuroen pal1rt.
@rn BeihluB, y@reenbad8" 81 einem 9e5eb=
lid3en 3ablung5mittel 5u MAIDEN, purOe bei=
nabe einltlnmig per1unrien.
- Son NaleS, Dfali., tutr0 Der 8anferott
uou @liiab 5ham gemeloet. Die 5trma etge
net fitnf 5Sabrifen, unO 275Wteni9eu geratben
auBer arbeit. 0te 5duleen errei9eu $500,
600. 98ie Derlautetr iino Die SdnIpen blIrf
@runSbeiit geOedt.
= Sic v&arrol Bapierfabrit" Su Dti1r
9ttper, Wtaff., loa itdl 9letdlfall8 in @elopert
legenbeit beitu0eu. Sett 5-6 Nonaten bat
Die Sabrif ibre Qeute ni9t beSablt.
= Sn Bolton ha5en Die SebDrben $1,000
8elobnung fir Die gutbedung Der Yerionen
auSgeieet, welde Die g8obnung bon s. 3,
QSIn5lop au5iiu0eten.
= Sn @eor9ia hot Ser @ouUerneur bas
@eiet, tpelbes DIE &oOesitrafe abidafit, uu=
ter5etdnet.
: ST. Cincinnati ebte Die in GSolge rea
Sooe8 hires &lH5e8 geiitcsfranf gewOroene
jSrau gDsne bic WtatraBe tbre8 sBette8 in
graub uno wuroe 10 idwer perlett, CAP fie
flIr5 uad)ber nit GO0e abg!ng.
= Sn Seem Yort lit g8 6Omarb, ein iunger
Ntann, inter Der lnfiaqe oerbaftet MOI Den,
Der 0ieb SIT ieiu, weldcr 0me. Bolbemus
nm $4,000 beitabl.
- Die sMuubattau @a8 Comp" bat
tbrenBrsis bon $2,75 auf $3.50 pro 100O6uB
reou,irt.
- Der befaunteS drift1teuer SamesB Barton
bat jebt bel Der @tiebgebuug Don WaIiadus
lettS elne PetitiOn elIgereid)t, UNI ieine @be
mlt Icsuer Stieft0Ater 5u legaItiiren.
Sntarlo tutrO ourfl ietne beriibmte Ses
gel Sad]t ySriolo" bel Der 0tegatta Qelegent=
lid Der Gentcnnial= 0eier i'll 8btlabelpbia uers
tretsr iein.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1876-02-24
5rCnDe,

&incinuati,2 23. 6ebr. - Das BON 5.
$. Saneg & Comp. seetgnete unb BON ibuen
ais 5obelmiible, uOu gB. gS. Dunn & Co.
NIB Safob Weiienburger als M6belfabrifanz
ten beuubte @ebduSe brounte in letter Had)t
nit all' siuer Mai6inerie ab. Saneg &
Co.'S 8erlult pirb auf 100000, Der pon&unn
& SO. auf $4,000, Der gSelienhurger'5 auf
$12, 900 gslfdtt.
garrpto mn, R.-D., %. Hebr. - Gin
gauges Sduierseptert, 5auier uno Stdlle um-
faiienb puroe in lebter gta6t bura Seuer
3erit0rt. Die 9ebduli4feiten wareu meiltens
pon @eiddftsleuten bemobnt. Ser Gerlnt,
circa sl35,000, trifft: y8epere.Souic," s.
E. @arner, $1,000; gS. Berrp, &etauratenr,
$1,000; Ebos. 9emmif, s12, COO; SeneSict's
,Dietropolitan@Warft," $4,000; y&ocantico.
6ouie," $1l, 900; s. 8ranb's aleiberlaoen,
$4,000; elm 6aus BET Slmiteab Grben, $4,000
Sorter & @o.s Apottefe sl1 900; @onoitor
s. y. Gppher $4,000; OtobewaarenbGnole
gS. g. @ulper $4,000; 4pres' aleiberqes
ldGft So, 900 Il. (. 10. - Sin @anbltretHer
lol nit etnerSabadspfeife in einem Der Stdle,
lpo er eingeidlafen roar, ben Branb ueranlaBt
baben.
SuffaGo, 90. Sebr. - Das ,Gulpbur.
Spring gsaiien= 4ipl," 8 Meilen pom bier
unb uon Der uSt. Sohannes beutlden epan=
geliihen 8emeinoe" geetgnet, braunte bente
ab. Die Sniahen cntfamen unperlebt. 8er-
luf unbsfaunt.
Dapenport, Soma, %. Sebruar. -
5enie Marsen brad in 5ills,@ebiert 6euer
aus, reldes bas sanae 9anierpiertel aerit6rs
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Met,nI1t4inn II, &, on4i.

3 D a n n a, %. 6ebr. = Ieltern BON
Samaifa einqetrofieHe Nadlridten meloen,
bab Die .3uitdnOe III Sapti h6d,it beunrubi-
senOer art iino. Die 9(IfifdnDiiden haben
cen 0ampfer rSctauta" gefauft, Munitlon
eAgenon1men unb iinb bon Samaita nad
Bortsau Brince abgeieQelt.
Brdtoent Dominique bat Die cubanii6en
Sliftlinge aufgeforbert, baS 9ano innerbalb
30 Sagen bel 9etmeOun9 ihrer 9uslieferun9
al bic ipaniifeu Srteg8ififfe Su perIafien.
gSedld gr6berer 6anolun9eu auf NeiuzDorf
itlto nit Brpteit suriifaefonln1eu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1876-02-24

y Sebeutet, oGs bic 8orauete3abIung nuf Brieie
noH Dem Seltebeu oe5 a6ienoers abbdnet, aber
aue 9eornfteH Sohsn uuo 80it7adrten muiien CANA
TN Soraus 6eAabtt Derocu.
Boft=SSarten ueroeu Rad alien SdH6ern Der ,CSe
nera Boftalzllnion" uuo Hab allen brltihzameritas
ntihcn BrcoinSeu beIorocrt uno be6itreu nur elmer
neiteren cent Boitm!rte i'm 3uias Der ouf Die
Boitlartc sebrudten Dtarfe.
6ranrcib pat fttpaltrt, ftd Der ruptoR" am I. SGs
nuar 1876 auIuihlieBen, bis Su oiejcr 3eit gelten
oort6in bic aIteu gOftraten.
Die Boiten iperoen In Der galttmorer Boff>Ofice
teoen DloHt1g, Otenftag, Yuthuoh uno 5reita9 unI
3 abr a6enos geibloiien.
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8ottsDtlle, Yenni., %. 6ebr. -6eute
Wtorgen tsurben Diunlep NIB NcIQiiter,
neueroings meqen @rmorDuns BON Bren &
5auger (oie Shat fauo I'M porleeten Serbie
ftatt) auf elnen Writ of Habeas corpus hin
perh6rt. Oas Serh0r mrr Elm sebeimes uab
bic gbiiren bes @eri1tes paren ueriflolien
unb itreus berpaft. gSie man ieitbcm bee.
nomnen, eneigte bas 8erb5r bauit bnfl
Mun!ep uno Ntcauifer als sfe M6roer teen.
tifi5irt uno in antlagefano perieet wuroen.
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Nffroolttccrinz z@rnIoffnr

MYitt8 burg, %. 5ebr. - 0a8 Nitro
qlpceriu Nfaaasiu BON .0tobert's Sorpebo,
@ompaguie" in ct. BetsrSburg, @ldrioas
@ountp, erplooirte nm llbr nit furdtbarer
9erpalt unb seridmetterte bas 9ebGuoe uoa,
fdnbig. SuS. 8arnum, ein QugefteGter Der
@ompagnie, Der in Dem OtasaSin arbeitete,
tpnrbe auf Der Stelle aet8otet.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1876-02-24
Gen. fsrenont Dor einett GonareRs
&Dtntte.

Baibiugtou. %. 6ebr. - Sen. 6re.
mont ftanb haute Dor Dem Suitis. Gomite bes
conareiionenen llnterbauies. ueber bas trans
contincntale giienbabnsll sllnternebmen betragt,
.iaste er ans, oaB er yfidts bauou miiie, oab
in unansemefener Beiie @elb uerausgabi
morben lei, um bic Innabme beS @eiebes al
beeiniluiIsll, unD oaB er fetn Ser;eiGni5 por
2euten pDrlegen f1nne, bic aus Der Sahe9sor.
tbeile, relp. gelb gespgen bitten. 5treua
iiber bic Negociation Der Oblisat,ouen bel
,Wempbis 81 Baios 8abu-@o. ."befragt, iastt
Der General aus, bab Die @ompagnie oleiel
BEN an Boraois in parls perfauft uno oleier
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1876-02-24
Der @eIOMfnrff.

Stem 0orf, % Tebr. = @elb letd1t
81 a. gSe4ieI rubig Su 4.86@. @olc
itloB su l14--ll45. guube8-Obl;gationen
ihloileu lebbaft uno teta sler Coupons
1881; 65er 1175 neue 1873; 67er 1921 68er
1881; nere Siinier ll84; lO.4oer Coupons
l2l4. 2lftleil lt9loiien lebbaft II. seOriidt &c.
g. &entral ll43; Grie III; 2afe Sbore 63a
SIS. Central 100; 8ittsburs 934; North
0efteru All: Brior. 634; 0tod.SSlanb 1909
llnterihasanuts Bilaus: Sob SAT ,O69, =
Tai. 8nurnrt e37 100 735
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gtn 8abnstta 9eratb tn 8rano

Di m . b s, Senn., %. Ucbr. : Sriib
heute Morsen serieth Elm bsnl aouts6iller
BabnSuge angebdngter Sdtaf @agaon in
SralTo. Oas Seuer brad aus, ebe Der 3ug
9aaopap's erreidt bate. Oas Seuer grlff
10 if)nea un iif1, DaB ote Bafiagisre nur nit
Didhe ibr 2eben rctten fonnten. 3te 8aiia
aiere perloren ibre sanse Baggage, uub meb.
rere DameE famen in Jtadtfleioern bier an.
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Wermiid)te 3epeid,sn aus Re&ps
@prf.

0ep.Oorf, %. Sebr. - Sob er6Rnete
5u 114s.
- Der ulterlfa5meiter 5ahlte beute fir
Sntereifsu $4,000 uno fir elnseso9ene Sb'
ligationen S7.5, 900 aus.
- Die 3ol glnnabmen betrugen beute
SQ0n nn0
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.0abton, Ohio, %. 8ebr. - Der &C.
ianote Shenf ifreibt oil einen pertrauten
Sreunb, baB er ntft abgeoauft bat unS aid
uift bQrau beuft, Qb3tbaufen.
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spellal . Getl3ett..
gsGsseMCTs
srs %rfsvsn<s ffStffsSs

gsG.seMcSs
Sire .su(urasfe WtEfe,
3GapeRslF6a bon Soutbs tsi,o s8aiersS$s.he.
Dieie @eienibait rf6ertfortfpa9renb se9en Sst.
llff ODER Sthaoen ourb Btanonnelut foinohl tn Del
staot, me im eanoe, ale artsn bon giseuthum.
Bcbue, Saben= unb gBaarenbduier, Sanoels gutter,
Aferbau=S Srooutte, Wiobelu, 5aus @erdtbdaftsn,
I'M 8au begrifeue ober i'm 9aieu in Sdoung beftnos
i!dle 5ahr5ease Ii. (. 10.
Das Dirett0riuul befebt aus iclsenben Serreu:
QBm. O. 8 on, Erdfibent;
8eo. R. 8iders, z. Robt. Serfins,
0anib g. Bll0n, g. Dfortcn Stefpart,
fSrancis 2. Sing, y. &. Reipeomer,
5enrp Carroll, Drnae 0ortpis,
R. 9. Gteuart, gB. %. Iaelor,
2Bn. $. 8rune, Ssrael eohen,
3. b. sapff, @eor9es. 5arrsou.
Wul. g. 9enniugtrn.
IpplifationS=Sormuldre unh fpettere Stobrtt hbet
ole @eieuihait miro in Der Office, SIomeft=Gde BON
Soutbz unb gBaterFraSe, ertbtilt, mo auh ale suiz
trdss ioort erleb9t tperben. Seriidernn9fu nsrhsn
Gni tr9en5 eine Brit an9enommeu. melte Der Appliz
t1nt DandleT mag.
(Sont,1SD Tr. @oromortb, Setr.
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O0rOon'S iyutter
fur
pferSr uaS goru l)ieb.


3euantfie IHr oeH 8emei5 ter prGttiidleu gtus(i6.
felt uno Spatamteit oieies iSutter5 tommen ort'
rpdhreuo.
Cber1 coleman, gieeutnitrer oes n@arruGtons
potes," id9t: SD bin Elm IegelmaBiger 9unoe uno
babe oGs qtoSte Ssrtrdneu in oieeH Irtitel. 81
.r3euqt msbr un. before Wttth, wettn man &ibe Sas
nit fitttert."
50. a(maHn & Comp, 9mporteure uno DefiGas
teure, ia9en:
uUdt 6em groBten BergHG9eu empfeQllH mir bic,
len Nrtttet als Iparlamunb bohft pobitbueub."
Gen. G. y. 5pler ia9t: nUitt Beta1Ggen be;euge
h, oa6 oieier elrtfet nanSl@c 3ufrcoenbeit gie5t.
j1 babe oGs aHotre Sutter um Deniqiten5 eii 8iet@
btit reou5ir, uho ole 8er0e oeftnosH itb beTer oa=
bel"
goroou'e 5utter toffct uur @euts jar ieoe
guteruu9
BGItimorer Depot: Rr. 48, s8eft gasetta,'
StfaBe.
Aud bel u. 6. Sogg, iur., & Comp, Rr. 1i7,
Roroz9 z9ouarofttaBe, ionic bei Den 9straioeIdTolern
m IQgemelReu 5u bd0eu. fe1ept9, ,l2Dite.Fl
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YOfamts MMsmeis 1876.

SsstuaeBzBpxfs. - gBodeutIths. bnrBm5a.,,.
npe, entttt1s, ebs=iUUde deHtLde uH0 tG9TFe
5sltanYen nao 9ourUeIe, ms 9nHere 1erIan6t. / 10
tsteH Borto am Srte 6er a5itn0uHa, reip, burf ZEN
per usgebef, i'm SorGus 8C6I5ar'if ; So ~
PIC Ttuno l1o lpentgtr - SouraoIe &C., Bic pf ia
ger ais elm Q!ul pro Bodle, 5alb=lInuofiif mo IT.
sp, pieEtsllGlrltS, irlip cogt ldhrlitl criG ii,
en-, Gents pro YiaI- yy.J lUtui9cy. = Seitugg r.
Sourhale &c, peroen TN Otte Der N6ieHodne qtIros
9en uno Dos Borto mao oem 8enidbte bc{dbIl =
Sm Setref Der 9reftrdser=@ebIbr beibeH 6ic + e.
BERGEN 6GteH IN Srdjt, ndmIit 1 @ent fdr iece5
Sdatt (Do9eR tttde gri9eHun9en auesenommCnl
eent pro cine uno 2eeUts pro 5tuei unJen.
Srtete, nerteseItf 9sa6ete, gang ooer t6eillp lie
oei0ue6enes Material 5u6 =Dlauuicripte un6 Ioie
lqen SuhbdnoIer uno Shriftiteuer ausqetQuit,ta
@otretturUo9eu ausseHommen,) Cts. fur leoe 6G d
crtSbrtefe an Btdscn, no ftt Brleftrdaer befrs
oen, Cts. fnr ieoe 5atbe un5e, on au6eren Srten
&eHt. "
Money Orders: gou 81 bic SIS lOgu.
10 80 Is
AD On
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menSte e. S6nfcts

Wew.gorf, %. 6ebr. - Der Seiut
bes ,,Sippoorom" mar heute gerin9er. Die
aebraudtiden 9cbete unb anreoen wurpen
ophaftpu
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Gin tro,,rtaeS Greiauts.

Bottsptile, Yenni., %. 5ebr. - Sll
Sing & Co.'S apblengrnbe su 9lemeupn fant
beute Ntorsen etRe SdluefeL GrploiipH itatt.
abam SHERMAN luuroe babet get6otet unt
| huer berlebt lpurbe SoEn 5anbs. Mau
niumt on, oaB Der Shmefel burd) Die Qanl=
pen Der 8ergleute in 9ranb gerletb.
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8alttmore, Nlb., 9onuer1ag, ben "a. Tebruar Is
Neuft 7tt6,t ou'S 9lboanfen !

te. = Serluit $4,000 IN ben @ebGubcn unb
srutiden $4,000 - $45 700 on @aaren.
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Sc. SGbrga,tg.
&etn samsrs! aeiae @eiabr! aein

Die Coltcn Dental-Assoeiation" iit INNER en-
fol9reid, sdbHe o9He Gdliler,en aus5uSehen. Oie
sroBten 3lueier fouuen lid uou oieier GbatadDe in
DEN !3tiunern gr. ST. &seit=6asetteFraf,e iibera
3eu9en. (Jan. q, 6 WteD
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an Der Spibe Der SSrie itehenS, iie oils BON
ben Ser. Staaten sarantirte @ertbpapiere III
ben Warft gebraht babe. 9as lei aber faiid
gepeien; oie@ompa9nie babe banon eriiSunoe
erbalteu, nabbem ForaoiS bieie Soriteuun=
oen oentnG,t bnhe
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g. sififh ..tafd1f idllfIOfa. :
Die .MolIn Maaitires. a

sm3b sst e9norsnna MI sung; sos ~ oeGP anasflaa5
puroe beute ,,tlidt id]uibta" befuuoeu.
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Sobu VI. Scrreit's


CrtginGl= gBa6 er=Eheer
urirt outen, @rtdltuns, b5isn als, Seertett r.fp.
lSaehsr als ir9enS EN- aEoeIsS r. es.a.nteS Sellm.ei
GIen Ipotbeten. (Sebr.2, ,2WiteD
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9r. 8. &. Wcnye'S 2!prthefe, Morowst Gde
Der Yart@ nnb Sertn9tontraBe. 1T nGb 9ir. 1874, I,
eerin9t ton=, Shiren meftilt oon Bortitrlbe,
oerest iporoeH. 9Roors's 8ouauetz@ologne cine
SpeaiQlitQt. liSebri6. 1Witgl
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Qafap=N a tten.-lnier Pctent oerfauit iidb bebeus
" teno in 0eip:Yorf; ia @te6en uao Sleinen 8u
baben bel oer pYicuumentaI WattensTabrif
0eieafbait," Nr. 90, S.=GutaDtr. (Sebl8, ,1OtD
or. Nobcrtfom. Rr. 19, 8 sGb.gu utonfrabe.
~Obebauoelt ipe5ieG a1e 8rantbeiten Der urn Or
game, olsanidbe S6pdde, uerpoie Shfudte. porz
settt9eS alter uno a1e decentralization, pelfe
our6 iussnoIde nbeiounenbeiten berrIhr;u. asr3
@ ueds i'd Dr. u. annegtreaen, % tSnnsa e' i'd osr5ert
baIten, oaB iie rpi'ieudaftIt uuo auridtta beban=
belt perren. gurconirunben: 12 llAr M96., "a
ubr 9iatm. unb So ubt 4bos. (6e6r2l ,i2WheD
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M6tritts=
Reiniguugs-
Npearat.
gerbeHerter
ni6t 9 crplnfhrr
0ern6Iofer

Sanptscffice: sar. 90. Roros osSonisasEtr. /;
6ohnnne DeS ". 81. Gnittb, ytr. 215, RorD:
GaroItueRraf3e. - a6tritte, afoaFeu, Bruuueu.
Reaer Il. I. 10. rueroen bel Tag uuD glndt obue @es
run ober @eidbr hes grplooi<eus serelntst. BefeIs
funaen per3sn er6eteH uno piinftli1 0ns9eflbrt.
(SunH1,tST)
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Na.eute tperocu Tt,s (srfiuoer ersptrfr

I CIT nad @rlaneIn4 bes Bate'is lDtroen 9ebuhz
| zen berednet. o. s. & qS- T. bopero,
gtr. Is, e seconbhraBe. Der goft sesendber.
(6esr2. 12Nitel 3Ueis=8ireeu in Aaibuston, De
ar. Ssenrt Uerabeam. otr eminente Bia1ift, Srs
- Sanlft unD @onponif, fnber bon gtef, beabid,a
tist, Glaiieu fir 9 ia II o ip ieI s. Ianguuo
s armonie in auabe's 8 8 rfauf fstotat
tu anaemeIenen Vretien su erritbten, iofpie au1
Brpatzllnterridt i'm Saue Der Sfiiler 5u ertheleu.
Da er Elm pieotiuer If. 10 ftehen bem l,rofeor I'M
ScrbdItuiiie gum bIoben Uuiiter sIoBere Sortbeile
bei'm IusbiiceH Der Sttmme tn 9ebote. 9tdhere
(ifehr. 4 4 IGtfl
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9lus Der SuuDeshaati,tSfaot.

gSaibtn gtou, %. sebr. = Der @Ontro-
leur Der Bapier9slocirfulation eImdhtiste
beute bic yGrite gational. 8anf bon 9lltont"
Soma, NIT eiuem &apitale bon $4,000 oas
Banfseid)aft 81 er6ffneH.
- Wah Beri6ten oes @ommanbeurs Mils
Ter bonn Sunoesoampfer ,guscarOra" bon
Den Stoibi=S Snielu bonn "a. San. 1875 lit
oas Dtarine 9eparterlent in &enutnib geieet,
oaB bas Shiff bon 5onolulu bis sur Saoua
Snlel Der S,oid]i= =@ruppe ourdl SoHOirunaen
cine geniigenbe 2inie feitJelteQt bat. Die
Streee betrd1t 5000 Mcilen.
--0as bemofratiidbe @aucuszGpmite bieit
beute cine ldnsere geratbuug iiber Die Siuau5>
fra9e, fam eber su feiner @luiguug. 0a5
Sonltte betradtet Die 9lufbebuns Der @ieberz
aufnabme. atte ais cine NOtbwenoigfeit.
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Death of Major COrWine.

Major r. M. Corwine, well-known
member Of the Bar of this city, died
Saturday night in Washington. D. o.,
after long and painful illness. Major
Corwine, who OF his death was in the
sixty-fourth year OF his age, came to
this city from Mississippi about the year
1845. Shortly afterwards he entered into
partnership with Oliver NJ. Spencer un-
til that gentleman was called to the Su-
perior Court bench, when he associated
himself with Rutherford B. Hayes, our
present Governor.
During the war he was Judge Advo-
cate on Gen. Fremont's staff. At one
time he commanded the river defenses
between this city and North Bend, when
threatened by Gen. Kirby. Smith. He
afterwards served as the U. 5. District
Attorney. He was married three times.
The wife who survives him is the niece
of John W. Defrees. His remains will
be brought to this city for interment.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-05-01
List of Patents

ssued from the United States Patent
Office to citizens of Cincinnati for the
week ending April 20, 1876. Furnished
for the STAR from the office of j. McO.
Perkins g. Co., counselors-at-law in
patent cases and solicitors for patents.
Attend to all business before the Patent
Office and other Departments of the Gov
ernment. 513 Seventh street, Washing
ton, D. @. Drawings and specifications
of patents. % cents: Copies of patents
to show the general state Of the art in
any one class, 70:
6,OO5.-lndex Tags.sA j. Jones,
assignor Of one-half his right to HI. II.
Tinker, same place. Filed January IA,
1915.
i76, 6,1o2.-slide Rests for Lathes. Carl
Water. Filed March 16, 1876.
176,017.-Bail Ears. Andrew B. Lewis,
ljr. Filed February II, 1873.
175,915.-Beer Faucets. II. Brederlow.
Filed March "a, 1876.
175,s4l.-Trunk Fasteners. John
Schmadel, John Feldman and Jacob
Eberhardt. February IS, 1875. Brief
The depending tongue consists of two
portions. of which one is perforated to
receive padlock-hasp, and one serrated
to enter between springjaws and be
held in a locked position by them.
75,S64.-Horseshoe Machines. VIM.
W. Lewis. Filed November 81, 1875.
Brief.-The die is in TWO parts--one sta
tionary and one fixed to swinging arm,
| which also carries two pockets, into
| which the blank is left on being severed
from the rod. The swinging arm carries
the blank within the path OF the benders
and opens the die Tor It's discharge there
after, The double throw cam serves to
flatten the bent blank.
| 175,957.-Horse Collar Pads. j. Engel-
Ike. Filed January IA, 1876.
175,965.-Grain Binders. Jeptha Gar
rard, assignor to Excelsior Grain Binder
Company, Limited, New York. Filed
February II, 1875.
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Anlusenenfaa

WOODS THEATER.-Miss Mary Ander.
son, who appears this evenir., Tor the
first time in Cincinnati, CO. sos with the
n,gnes' praise Oh 'ne r.,ress and people Of
She Is natir snicn n,sn;1,a sne na; pta Sioh H
imboro ptSor won her first laurels, and
W. w"e both she and her family are
.dely known. This (Monday) evening,
. "Romeo and Juliet" Tuesday evening,
"Fazlo." Wednesday evening, "The
lHunchbaok.V Thursday evening,
"Evadne." Friday evening, "Guy Man
nering." Saturday matinee, sRomeo and
Juliet"
GRAND OPERA-HoUsE.-Matt. M0rgan's
Exhibition of Living Pictures. Every
evening this week, and Wednesday and
Saturday matinees.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-05-01
Fatal Accident on the Avenue,

As young Mr.. Samuel Walker, jr., and
Mr.. Thomas Hanna were seated together
in buggy, riding towards the baseball
grounds, on Spring Grove avenue, Sat-
urday afternoon, their horse became
frightened at the falling Of an empty
barrel from passing wagon. The buggy
was upset and young Walker was thrown
violently against tree, receiving such
serious internal injuries that he died .t ~
. o'clock the same evening.
The aeccssased was only twenty-four
voors ot ace. ssnd had been recently ad-
mitted to a partnership with his father,
Samuel Walker, sr., who is ii sss sss @.s @ss
goods business at so West Fifth street.
He was young man Of good character,
highly respected by large circle Of
friends and business acquaintances.
His funeral will take place tomorrow
afternoon at 2 O'Clock from his fathers
residence, No. 804 Vine street.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-05-01
Police!

It seems that there is a possibility
that the Police Commissioners may be
compelled to disband the force for want
of money to pay them. The fund now in
the Treasury is not large enough to car
ry them through the year, and owing to
the stringency of the law which pre-
vents the city from mourning obligations,
unless Council will in some way pro.
vide the money, good-by policemen. 1t
is probable an ordinance will be pre-
sented TO Council next Friday to meet
the emergency.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-05-01

r EGAL.-AssIGNEE's sALE.---In Pursu-
i ance Of an order OF the Probate Court
Of Hamilton County, State Of Ohio, to me
directed, will offer for sale at Public Auo-
tion, on TUESDAY, the 2Sd day OF May, A. ID.
1916, at o'clock P. NJ, upon the promises, the
following described real estate: Lot Five (5l,
and twenty -four (24) feet of the west side Of
Lot six (6), in the village Of Cleves, Ohio, with
the buildings thereon. Also about one e-sixth
Il -8) Of on acre of land in said village adj oin
ing said lots, and bounded as follows: On the
east by the west line Of lot four (4) in said viii
lage, on the north by tho south line OF lot five
(5j, on the west by the line OF the old Whi e.
water Canal, and on the south side by tAe line
Of the State Road.
Appraised at $500 90.
And also lots number Eight (0 and Nine (9)
on the recorded plat OF c. 4. Woods addition
to the village Of Cleves, Hamilton County,
Ohio, with frame cottage on each Of said lots.
Appraised as follows:
Lot Eight (S). $3.50 90.
Lot Nine Wy, 800 OO.
Terms OF Sale--Une-haif cash In hand, and
the balance In six months. with interest, the
deferred payments 70 be secured BY mortgage
On the premises sold.
Assignee OF the estate OF Walter 8. Howell,
CAey A MORTON, AttnrneKh mTl-4tA
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-05-01
From the Toledo Blade.
SDecialties i'm Medicines.

We publish on our eighth page a lengthy ar
ticle describing the system OF the noted spe-
cialist, DIR. r. V. Pierce, of Buffalo, n. Y, in
which he sets forth with considerable force
and clearness his reasons for deyoting his
whole time and attention to single depart
ment Of modicine-the treatment of lingering
chronic diseases. The same article axes up
the subjects of diagnosis, methods of consulta-
tion and treatment, ETC., and will be found to
contain many valuable hints to the invalid.
Dr.. Pierce is the author OF work which has
ple's Common Sense Medical Adviser CON
tanning some nine hundred pumerously illus
trated pages, and devoted to medicine in all
it's branches, work well calculated for the
guidance and instruction OF the people at large
and which may be had for 81 81 (p1st-paid) by
addressing the author DIR. Pierce has now
been before the general public long enough to
enable the formation OF careful estimate o.
the efficiency of his treatment and his med
Icines, and the verdict, we are glad 10 know
has been universally favorable to both.