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FIERCE FIGHTING Nv cUBA.
Gen. CalIeja Giving Battle to the spnniards az
Las Cruces-A Cuban Victory.


important war news has Just been
brought In. Gen. CalleJa the Segundo Cabot, as
few days since, and massing all his available
force, advanced to Las Cruces, and presented
b. tile to the CuDans, at short distance from
the town. he battle resulted IN victory for
the insurgents. after a protracted and fierce tn
. cement lasting tho whole day. Inc loss OF the
Spanish army IS roughly estimated at between
1000 anu 1890 men killed. wounded, and prison.
ers, with the loss OF eleven commissioned on
Gers. This ~ by far the most i'm portant battle
OF tho war, as the forces engaged numbered
nearly 1000 men on both sides. The glad tiu-
lnRs are depicted on the countenance OF every
Cuban one meets.
Plantation Flor de Cuba was attacked this
week by force OF insurgents, which was re-
pulsed.
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wAsHIsGTON, May 24.-Gen. Schenok has
ended As mission AS Peaipoteatiary. and witness
before the Foreign Analrs Committee. The report
sgainst him will be offered tomorrow, signed all na
members Though intentional fraud Ia not charged
she tenor Of report tnat Schenck Ii cupabe IN al
H. yiug msrlf either to ue ,llured such Ques
Il, naDe up Grafton the Emma Mine. The resolution
will rHurcsn the opinion II he Munster
II would be the duty OF tIe President 70 recall him.
which the dpnm. TIC manner VI saying that be should
b. ulsills SEQ IA Disgrace,
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Arrived-wEpNEsDAY. May "a.
Steamship Albemarle. Leves. mdsc. aud pass.
SteamshiD ltalli, Gibraltar. mds@ aud pass
steamship Hudson. New orleans milsc. and piss.
Steamship Algiers. New Orleans, nose and pass.
steamship Cily OF New York. Havana mdsc aud paes
Steamship Canada. London. mdsr and pass.
Steamship sueyia, Hamburg. mdse. and pass.
Steamship klcanOra- Portland. mdse. ma pass.
Steamship State Of Pennsylvania, Glasgow. mdse. and
pass.
BARK chmoca, stavenger. IN ballast.
BARK Won MQitke London, IN ballast.
Bafk Fecie, Bordeaux, IN ballast.
Bark W II Jenkins. Bremen, IA bal Ast.
Bark lngA Frederickstadt 10 ballast.
Atothr usual river tnd cot-tslst vessels.
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KEENE. May 24-Ayn c. Foster was found
murdered and robned this morning lying IN the yard OF
No. 10 school house with handkerchief drawn over
Ills mouth Ne n,d been III led by blow on the back
the head and as Re has been selling trees anu collect
ing money Tor Geneva. \ \ - nursery, ennsderabe
sum OF money had been taken irOm hll' There ID no
clue to tue murderer
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Thanks "Rrom the Depths Of the

~. . =. WELLINGTON, Lotaln Co., u, Aug S4 asa
DEAR SIN: Your medicines, Golden Medical
Discovery, aud DR., sage's CatarIh Remedy, have
proved Of the greatest service 20 me. SIX
i've long | had complication Of diseases, Serofu a.
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on my head that made such That could not
have my hlir comtet without causing mo much
larged, enlarged thick neck aud large anu numer
Gus polls 1 also suffered from terrible Chrome Ca
burden 10 me. had tried many doctors with bcne-
Of. hnaily procured one-halt bottles OF your
Golden Medical Discovery aud one dozen sage's ca,
tarrh Remedy and commenced their use Al nrst |
was bady discouraged but afer taking four bottles Of
tie Discovery began 70 Improve, aud when | had
the remaining Deu In addition 10 the use OF
or thick neck, asYou advise IN pamphlet wrapping ana
Il entirely disappeared. Your Discovery Is certainly
the most wonderful blood medicine ever Invented. l
thank God and you, from the depths OF my heart for
the great good II has dOne me.
Very gratefully.
Mrs. L. CHAFFKE
Most medicines which advertised "a blood purl-
ners and liver medicines contain either mercury, IN
blned. All Of these agents have strong tendency to
down the biOod corpus les and deDihtate and
otherwise permanently inJure the humtn system ana
should therefore he discarded. nr Plrrce's colleen
hedlcl Discovery, on the other hand being composed
OF The huiu cItracs q native plants barks and roots,
viii In no casr produce injury s effects being strength
enjoy quite arrputaOn asa blood puriher, ~ remedy
OF thirty years ago, and may well give place II Is
dong TO the more positive ana valuable vegetable a.
trratYee which later medical investigation and dis
coyerY have brought TO light In scrofUla or Kings
Evil White Swelllngs Ulcers. ktNHpeas, swelled
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OF the Sklnand sore Eyes A. In AL other blood diseases
Dr. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery shown ia
intraetable Sold by all dealers In medicines
Adv.
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Biiiousness and Headache Cured
BY taking Quirk's Irish Tsa.-Adp.

bargains for cash In furniture and carpets, at
Cowperthwaits 1865 and 1877 Chatham st. Chalnber
suites SIS 70 800 Dressina case suits $40 90 s75 Wal.
nut do $50 10 $3.50 Paor suites $50 to $3.50 Brusses
tdp
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Snslrtss Nnfitrs.

A Successful Achicvcment.-The new silk elias
tie truss, sold ony ~ Elastic Truss Company, dS3
Broadway worn comfortably, ever where superscdes
metal russes tor rupture. Avoid wretChed meta and
worthless cotton elastic " trusses.
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Don't pay IS for nm inferior Elastic Truss
when the best 10 sold for ", at POMEROi's, 7Ad
Broadway,
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Sold by all Druggists.
QuirK's lrish Tea.-Adu.

PAYMENTS by inslsllments for furniture ana
Eapets al N"N tfhHaIlt To- ,iq l3i Chatham stree
ELECTROMAGNETIC Wv
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mARINE fNrELLiaEyos u.

MINIATURE ALNANAc-rrrs DAv
sun rises.. 80 sun sets. 10 Moon seti.-.lo IA
atuH WkrKH-rui. Day
sandy Hook. "A Gov Isanul0 IS Hell Glte.. IL 80
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MIX of Mngncsia might be called "Trnv-
ellcrs companion :; IL II capable Of performing so
many useful medicinal services during journey y
apa
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ATTEND TO rus EARLY SYMPTOMS.

ATTEND TO THE EARLY SYMPTOMS.
II persons would attend To the early symptoms which
always prccede disease, nlauy heavy phytClans bill
and great suffering would be AVOID 4. single dosr Of
d.. sChencke Mandrake Pills would have more effect
IN the early stages OF aver cuinlalut, billions FEVER and
other diseases produced by dsOrdcred condition Of
the stomach than by wteA'a Attendance OF regular
physician These pills are so gentle ana harmless m their
action that they becoming the sovereign remedy
thr ughout the United States for all disorders Of the
character mentioned aDOye.
For hAIe hA MI drmLRlalA.
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BucbRn'- Cnrboiic soaps disiufect your
houses, destroy yerIn and nealtafu. ~ John 81
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What Cured Mes

Qutrk's Irish Tea.
What was the lnatter2
Twas bilious.
How much does II oostl
Twenty-Five cents a paeAyage.
Where can | getltp
Al every druggists.
What 10 the naineS
Qulrk's Irish Tea. ado.
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T. VI. stewart. the steam Carpet Cleaner. go
Seventh av. send for circulars.
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Rnst nnN fonnN.

Sost mo Souno.
DANK book No. e3,5o0 on the Irving savinq
Institution has been lost stolen. II not returned
" Tue bauk hiry Jay shall apply tor new NOOK
ERNEST j. GEIlBEN.
DIRD IOST-t6 reward Canary with DARK head.
ID Return to 3i2 West 24th 81.
OST or STOLEN -Bank book issued by thu
Il 4 Srancns Bank Tor savings, New York TO the suh
scrber. II not found To the bank within
hry Gays from this date VIII Apply 70 the bank toI
hook. ERNEST j. GEuBkN.
NEW YORK, May "a, 1870.
OST- MAY "a, ABOUT 8 T.. NJ, In adies sitting room
Il Hamilton ferry BrOOANn, AlAdy's pOckcthoOK con
tanning about t45, Two locks Of hair, &c ego icNau
viii be paid oy leaving the same at SO GrernNic st
New YORK. u, N. AUtHAMFAuGH.
L OST- Bank book No, 0s3Ol. Issued by the Manhat
tau Savings lnstitutiuU and payment ni the sam,
has been stopped. Tue nudrr viii Oh Ike the owner ~
returning II TO the bank, ga rusdsay, cor Beeokerst
O-T-A shipping RECEIPT no.E. Please deliver th'
L 4 same TO N HERMANN, 1874 MOtt t.
c. REWARD for the recovery or iaformation o
DEL black ami tan hounds "a pups, ahoL' weeks
old AMI goes ny tine name Of FlY' can OF address
4. nAIIMANN, 2iH powers st. BROOKLYN, +. ID.
n, - REWARD. Lost on Monday afternoon, OF
~ 7ih ~, little Nhllc dog with yellow ears ana
apot on baCk ansNers y tue name VI tFOu frOl he.
turn TO $40 I'm Hv, lsi moor.
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wAsHErvoMAN's FRIEsp.--Pyie'e o. X. Soap.
hnnskI for itself. TrS lido
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| Quirks Irish Tea never fails. It costa % cents,
| and tones up the system.-Ad0.
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Spttial noiltss.

FANCY STRIPED
HALF HOSE.
LARGEST ASSORTMENT.
WARDS SHIRT STORES.
ssi BROADWAY. CORNER WHITE STREET
scs BROADWAY, CORNER 14ru STREET.
Liel BROADWAY. CORNER 18TH STREET.
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sPECTAL RELI,;IOUs svuy,C,

will be held In ASSOCIATION HALL. sd St, corner
If tth av.. under charge OF Committee Of Arrange.
ments Of The services atey neld in the Hippodroe.
EVERY AFTERNOON At O'Clock. Except Satur.
day ana sunday) md EVERY EVENING at O'clock.
conducted by minis Of various churches. Saturday
for men only. cordial invitation extended TO all
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Price ID ConIs.
Qulrk's Irish Tea.-Adv.
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RtIialous Holmes.

M0ODy'S SERMONS and Frazer Meeting TAX
lVh read bv young preacher at Albrue ~ aver md
Prase McerIng; 1863 West 36th st. Sankey's and Wee
ley's hymns with organ accomplishments, Friday a
$50 7. NJ. All are welcome with books ana music.
IA aso come early.
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Qairk's Irish Tea.
The great bilious remedy. ado,
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Inc opening. nlgnest. lowest ana 4. M. closing
prices OF stocks to-day were
, 1876-03-18
Nortn.

g.Iacs en Ghe 1.oan Of ihe Pacific.
Written fpr the Argus
November suns has risen thrice az most
Before that day and yet the wintry wind
Moancd thro' the groves Of tir along the coast,
And meeting their proud heads did make them
brnd
Down towards the waves, which mounting more
aud more,
Angrily hurled themselves upon that rugged
shore.
November clouds were covering all the sky
And lowering DER the vessels in the bay
Where, n; her in0orings. with tic town hard by
That mighty steamship. Pacific, lny,
Aud the black smoke wrrsths as they upward
cnrlcd,
Meeting the clouds, were with them mixed
and tw,rlcd.
For on the morn tho steamer Is to sai
Far TO the south, for San Francisco bay,
And We cun ste full many woman pale
Al parting with her loved ones, aud they say
"Goody.by," God bless you, aud again will
turn
To wish "a pleasant trip aud quick and safe
return"
Upon the deck there stands II lovely girl
With such pure and winning winsomc face,
And 80 diyincly nodded, but the curl
That shades her forehead, does not hide The
trace
OF tears upon her lashcs. Does she fear
To journey forth alone back TO her mother
dear,
And many stalwsrt miner In the crowd,
Returning from far Cassiar. to where
His peaceful home he left, and long and loud
viii be my welcome, thinks he, when I'm
shere;
Brave 'oulN they know not that the hungry
Would ere the morning SUD, o'er their cold
corses rave.
And, towering DER the crowd, the russell beard
And oinewy form OF Sullivan see,
Cassiar's Gold Commissioner, and feared
Among the Northern tribes, and reckless he,
But warm.hearted son os Erin's isle, aud iair,
And generous, as brave Irishmen are counted
everywhere.
Oh ye who read forgive me here awhile,
To drop tear for one I've known 80 long,
Though other hands his monument will pile,
Oh! let the requiem be my simple song.
And with the friends who loved him most my
breath
Unites to praise his life, and mourn his sudden
death.
And now the whistle sounds, and willing hands
Cast of the cords that bind ua TO the quay,
And the great steamer freed from moorlngs
stands
Out Of the harbor and then takes her way
Southward against the winds, and past the light
AT Tatoosh isle and on into the dreary night.
And so the evening passes. and the lamps
Are lighted, and the people on the ship
Excitement has made weary, and they tramp
Down from the deck, and one by one they slip
Into their herths, who have them-many more
For want OF berths sleep on the cabins pol.
shed door.
, 1876-03-18

A New ORLEANS paper thus discourSes
If men are the salt Of the earth, won.
en- are the sugar. Salt is necessity; sugar is
aluxury. Vicious men ere the saltpetre
hard, stern men the rock.salt; nice family
men the table salt; pretty girls the fine pull
veriEed white sugar; old maids the brown
sugar good natured masrons the loaf sugar
and young men are tho losterv"
, 1876-03-18

Emily Davis, the little girl at Rose Eng
land, whom two clerical magistrates sen.
fenced TO four years in q reformatory for
stealing three apples, has been released by
the Home Secretary.
, 1876-03-18

In England, women who are householders
have right to vote in local elections. Mr..
Disraeli is so lar a woman suffragist that he
has hopes to see the same class of women
allowed to vote for members of Parliament.
, 1876-03-18
Local Agents.

T. |. .rrDrtt, SraItlr, hr King County. rA
y o. Williams. fur klt>nr County.
L, f.. Whitney. r'r Whucom county.
4, H. Bptsfrrd fur TUulus, Pierce County.
j h, Bingham, frr New Tacoma, Pierce County.
.nr agents are authorized 10 receipt for all
;, M, Iut them i,r u'cN tlIc paprr.
, 1876-03-18
Che 1orthrru star

rUBIIrIEEp EVERY SNlTGDAf At
Snoharish City, Snohomish County
WNNn>Ur'> lEhlurunY,
H. rrpnlprG MrKsL, !. Tito, AMI Proprietor.
Assisted D., w. \. e. toCs",i, A',ncatr Editur.
Terms oi Subscription. e.
ys,s,,,, arnr,o in T. ;. Coin: s:A per ..inurn IN
t,rr,,iry lSyAklAnLY ~ AuNAS.E,
, 1876-03-18
DENTISTRY.

Dn, !. g. GRASSE. DENTIST.
Office in Stone 4 Burnrt,'s new hnihiinH on
Cu,nnnlerriat street All work warranted.
, 1876-03-18
OFFICIAL RsllsCECIOaeY n .
TERMS OF COURT.

District Court Third Tuesday Of March, and
Second 'fuc.dsy VI November nf each year.
Probate Court,
Forth Monday W January, April, July and
Ortubcy VI each yrar.
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PHILADELPHIA MARK ETS
Stock Market,
PHILADELPHIA, Jan. Is, 1876.

FHILADELPHlA,J Jan. IL, 1870.
cold li2w@ll3 IPhila g. Read
"'" VIA I9I tT,Uy RR, 527sa53
I!I,' p. 1854 i1llIGlglL North Penn 81 @53
" usisn, llf6iT Phila & Erie 2'I4aM
,,nTyl.i,;,lstI,l lI8L OC&A RR l4T@l5
o,,.',y I,67l " sll UIs L5nigh Val tZ2s . ~
e. rInvl%f,'4nI n 81 NAY StockJO1sNtul
/, lis '33Sdll9 CataWissa Il 1914 telbL
vcw :. ,l7b9Il7M do pretd. 45l204S2
t;tr Gs new lOtHa lO7 Y central r 35 me}SE
ia sof " lS7 mI37H Heatonville .393i@4o
Penna RR IS @55I
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RAIIlROADS.

f,,ryrLAA TT .PIIIA. WILMINGTON AND
RALTIMOKE RAILROAD. . I'
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Philadelphia Trade Report

NrpNE DAY. Jan. l9-lhe un!aEoraDie
ye.tAer ,gSlricts business in all depart
ments. and there is very little trade doing
tark is steady, and IA hhds. No. Quer-
cl0n sold at e32 per ton
Cone is held stilliy, Sales OF $50 bags, in
cudn~ Rio at GC lyNc., Laguayra at 1870
llaC.. and Java at 2i927c., all gold. VI
,iyIsSgcs there is no stock here to operate
in Cuba sugar is 1irm.at SGSIc. for fair
tld good refining, and sM@s2sc. for gro
>tIT.
y.lc Flour markct continues dull, witt
.rs, sellers ut current quotations. Sales OF
IN barrels in lots, including extras at SID
. h1j spring wheat extra families at s5.5l@
~ Pennsylvania, Ohio, and Indiana do
ao, At s,n6.G-l and high grade at SIG S.5J
Rrp Four Is selling at So. In Corn Meal no
Transactions.
there is 10 change in Wheat, but prices
e firm. sales of Pennsylvania red at
sproutfl at Sl0i@i.GS, No movement Il
Rye. We quote New Jersey at Ssc. Corr
cones in r. ely and meets limited inlul.
Ty. Ea!c3 'l 2,VtO bushels. yellow at COG lr.
lVr dry, and Jj0 j0c. for damp. Oats move
s!?wly, with sales of Western white at 4h
Gi0c
.rai3kr IS steady, sales of 175 barrels OF
" "A iron bound at slll.
.ro1tum is quiet at l0Rc. for crude in
paIre. ana l3Nc for refined.
SeeGS-The demand for Cloyerseed Is
moderate and prices range from 2lato. .l254c.
p'r pound. Timothy is unchanged. Flax
sl6O@l.65.
Philadelphia Produce Market.
Bu1ter quiet and rather dull. NewYork
ana bradlord county extras 33a34c; do
q, St9 2Sa3lc: Western extras, 2Sa29c; do.
~, u.s., .oa26c; Rolls, Western extras, Ha2ac;
dolsts, 4,aZGc.
Chenso-lforket quiet and holders firm
SeW York fancy, l3Nc.; 10. prime, l2A0
l'Ac' western fine, l212@l3c.
,tg3a-Receipts moderate and prices un-
THn1,lged' Pennsyl yania, New Jersey, and
Oe'a"afe fresh, 32c.; Western do. 29g DC,
Baltimore Produce Market.
E'LT1loRE, Jan. lG.-Cotton quiet but
Meaay; nl'ndling, l2334a7sc. Flour dull ant
uaii1IhanIgcl. ui1 Wheat firm; No. 2 Western
tJru, ,1l@} PENNSYLVANIA red, &L3al.At
I.Slau0 req, 8l.ioai 40 90. amber, oI.9v"
soLth 70 wAitc, new, 1sa5Sc.; southernye
Nv, new, 5ga5sr. Western mixed, rev, G,c
o., l!et BAT steady; southern, 4DalSc
a'o a"'.'''rn white, 43a45c.; Western mixed, A.
Nv, wye Gu!i and nominal. Hay dull
wisi ,""i llld and Pennsylvania, S22a25. Pro-
!aNohS. Nothlng doing in round lots; orde
~ s&Hj,G re larly active. Pork, new. jobbing
aiii,oy ,ilooy bulk meats-Packed shoJlders,Sl
VI vi ~, cGar RIB sides, ll1saAc. Bacon
rI'c IrEhc4 snou'ds, lla'4c.; cleSr rib Sides ~
crn1o n5;a}nS 5;3! l51Saltc. Lard dull but stce y
acttI.o! tEg !i-in'2Tc; refined l3l2c Butter fairly
dmc%G dr%G' dre'roleum strong; crude, NO.; re
cargnol mTr, i'i$c. Coffee q Ill and heavy; Ri
very dun at 81 Il.
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FINANCIAL.
WILMINGTON, Jan. 10.

AND BOND aUoTAFtoNs.
oo ga nv craig, Johnson u CO.. bahA'
3poilo" c,yth and Market Sts.
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r EGAL.-In pursuance of an order of the
4 Probate Court or Hamilton County, Ohio
made on the 9Th day of April, A. d. 1876, the
undersigned will, on the 9th day of May, A. D.
le76, at o'clock P. NJ, on the premises. offer
at public sale, the following described real
estate situate in the County of Hamilton,
and State of Ohio, wit: sixty acres Of land
in Section No. IL, Township No. 4, and Frae-
tional Range No. of the Miami Purchase and
bounded as follows:
Beginning at the northeast corner of said
section, thence west with the north line Of the
section to the half section line; thence south
with the half section line sixty -one rods;
thence east parallel with the north line of the
section to the east line of the same, and thence
north with the east line of the section sixty
one rods to the place Of beginning.
Terms Of sale, one-tnird cash on day Of sale,
one third in one, and one-third in two years
from the day OF sale, the deferred payments to
be secured by mortgage on the premises sold,
aud to bear interest at SIX per cent. per an
mum.
To be sold in case of James L. DeMar, guar
dian Of the estate Of John L. Stevens, against
John Il. Stevens ct al.
Appraised at $4,000. 81,
JAMES T. DE MAR.
Guardian of estate of John 7. Stevens. 4
apS-4t,S ~
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FORTY.EOURTH CONGRESS--lst SESSION

SENATE.
WASHINGTON, April 28.-The entire
day was occupied In the consideration
Of the question as to the jurisdiction OF
the Senate in the impeachment trial Of
W. w. Belknap. Ne legislative business
was transacted.
Adjourned until Monday.
HOUSE.
The Legislative and Executive Appro-
priation Blllwas called up and the var
ious amendments agreed upon in Com
mittee of the Whole were submitted
and most of them adopted In bulk. The
one increasing the compensation or Ter
ritorial Judges from $1,000 TO $1,000 was
rejected. The section transferring 70
Indian Bureau from the Interior Depart-
ment 10 the War department was
stricken out, and the bill than
passed by 20S yeas to II nays.
The motion to amend Rule No. 8 so as to
authorize the Speaker TO appoint, In
case OF personal iIlness, some member to
act in his stead ior period no longer
than ten days, and with the approval Of
the House, was adopted. A bill appro-
priating $4,000 for tue subsistence Of
lhe Apache Indians of Arizona, was
passed. In Committee Of the Whole q
humber OF bills lfom the private calen-
aar wore passed, and the Rouse ad,
Journal ~.
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Hard Cash.

AT 44O Walnut street, near Thirteenth,
is a small drug store, which for years
has been occupied by A. Salpius, ma
tive of Pretzlau, Germany. About q
year ago Salpius concluded to leave for
his birth place, and to that effect made
arrangements with q wholesale druggist
for the sale OF his shop. Messrs. Merkel
g Co. bought the stock and good will
Tor 81, 200 in November,
1t was rumOred that Salpius had ac-
quired considerable amount of worldly
luore, and this became evident when
one morning not long ago a wagon
stopped at the drug store and was
loaded with several well-illed boxes.
Being unloaded at Adae's Bank, it was
found that Salpius, during the last
twenty-five years, had collected 81, 500 in
silver half dollars, quarJers and dimes
over SIG, 900 In gold coin, a pile Of green
backs, gold notes and other currency
amounting to over $4,000, and United
States bonds amounting to $15, 900. AT
ter having converted all his wealth and
consigneu them to different steamers Tor
shipment to Europe, old man Salpius
| started for his home in Germany.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-04-29
yer this evening. She has excellent freight

River this evening. She has excellent frelgnt
receipts
The Potomac went to Portsmouth at noon.
The Fleetwood goes to Huntington at Z. ".
The Gen. Lytle is at the Wharf-Doat lFOil
Louisville, this morning, and brought q good
trip. She will be the regular mail packet 70
Louisville tonight.
The Emma Graham had good trip from
Pittsburg yesterday. She is receiving largely
to-day, and returns to Pittsburg at O'clock
this afternoon.
The Ii. s. Turner Is advertised for Pittsbnrg,
to leave on Monday.
The Ben. Franklin is ready to return to Mad-
ison at 8 O'clock this afternoon.
Tne sandy No. will return to Evansville at
SPIN.
The Andes left for Wheeling last evening
with good trip.
leaves punctually for Memphis at o'clock
to-Gay.
TIL; G. B. Church will be in readiness to start
for New Orleans at p. M. She has large
freight receipts here and excellent way en-
gaQements.
The Susie Silver is advertised for the South
next Tuesday, Maya.
The Thomas Sherlock passed Paducah late
last evening. She will be here some time to-
morrow, and returns to New Orleans tuesday
next.
s1he Charles Morgan arrived at New orleans
last night with fair trip. She will leave ior
Cincinnati next w Wednesday.
Tne Andy Baum, from Memphis, passed
Evansville at O'Clock last evening en- route
to Cincinnati: The Jas D: Parker departeshl
from Memphis to Cincinnati last evening, with
| a good trip. The U. T. Schenck,. from New
Orleans for Cincinnati, passed Vicksburg yes
| terday afternoon. The Kanawha River ls
falling slowly, with feet 10 incnes at Charles
ton The Kentucky River is stationary, with
8 feet in the channel ut Frankfort. The Cum
| berland Is rising slowly, with a feet on the
| shoals at Nashville.