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HOW SHE FIXEl Him.

A Cheyenne lady learned in
some manner that one particular
man had singled her out as a
special target for scandalous insinua-
tions, whereupon she resolved on plan
to get even with him, and became very
engaging. They met frequently upon
the street, and at last she SENT him a
note which read:
DEAR FRIEND-Cail this evening at s.
My husband is and will be absent. Ii
light in back room, tap gently at front
door. II light In front room, depart.
Lovingly, EMMA.
or course he was on time, perfumed
and dressed in his best, was admitted
and entertained for a few moments,
when suddenly change came o'er his
dream. Instead OF sweetly-uttered
nothings falling gently upon his ear,
lashes Of rawhide fell upon his shoulders
in quick succession. Then a door
opened, and three gentlemen, one of
them her ashland, entered. In their
presence she compelled the coward to
get down upon his knees, acknowledge
himself liar, deliver up her note, and
promise never to speak her name again.
She then opened the door and bade him
go.-L Cheyenne Leader.
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TWIN BROTHERS IN JAIL FOR NJ MURDER.
The Henry county (Ala.) REGISTER
says: "rne Childs negroes, now in Jail
under sentence Of death for the murder
Of Mrs. Yon, are brothers and about for
ty years OF age. Jacob and Isaac are
twins, and 30 much alike that even those
most familiar with them can with diff.
Guilty tell them apart. Each one is about
SIX feet high, and are as fne-looking
specimens OF the physical manhood OF
their race as We have seen. 1T 10 said by
those who know that they cut and split
fifteen hundred rails in day as an ordi..
nary task"
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A MECHANICAL REVEL;
(Miss AutOmatic's BALL .

Miss Automatic" maiden kind,
One day to give ball lnclin'd-
And invitations sent she round
To every sewing machine that's found.
They came-and what motley crew
or ancients, cripples, and "mock new"
Responded to the gen'rous call
To trip at " Automatic" ball.
est. john" Of course, Miss "Florence" brought,
While smiling "Howe" Miss "Singer' sought,
And "Wheeler 8 Wilson" full agreed
Let Miss Domestic" take Miss Weed"
"Grover & Baker" Miss " "Wilson" had,
Which made friend "Dauntless' look some sad
AS also "White," the " American" too,
With others-in all, reg'lar crew.
Miss AUTOMATIC 80 light to run
or course, led off the evenings fun;
With treble thread, lock stitch 80 neat.
She ran the rest all Off their feet.
Simple and noiseless-graceful too
Each grade of texture she ran through;
Nor did she once inspire doubt
When all besides gave in-woRN OUT.
But ere they left che thanked them all
For attending Automatic" ball.
Explaining how they all had seen
Miss "AUToM ATTIC" was their Queen.
Then bade them tell each lady friend,
When TIRED of THEM they might DEPEND
The champion sewing machine Of all
Gave, and led of Automatic" ball.
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KNEW HER LIKE A BOOK.

"see here, Old fellow" said his COM
panion to a married man OF Chicago,
about midnight on Saturday, as they
we're engaged in making Rome howl,
"you'd better be going home, or you'll
catch fits from the old woman" mot
much. don't go home till 2;30 at the
earliest. What no, there! More wine
If was fool enough to go home now, it's
eight to seven that the old woman would
be laying for me with broomstick or
something; but by l O'clock she'll get
anxious, and By 1880 she'll remember our
courtship's happy day, and think with
tears that if she had always been as
kind as she was during the first Year OF
our married life wouldn't be going to
saloons; and by 2she'll wonder II have
been killed and thrown into the river,
and whether Pye kept up my life insur-
ance, and whether the corpse will be
much bloated, and If she win faint at the
inquest and 80 on, and then's the time
for me to 60 home. tell you she'll kill
the fatted calf every time. She's just
clock-work, and Pm posted about her
like regular OLD Prob. What ho, there
Set 'em up again."
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hen be understood? Hens are not ma
chimes. They are reasoning, thinking
beings. If there is one sight more i'm
pressive than another, 1t is a hen think.
Ing. To make q hen lay get on her best
side. Work on her feelings. This can
be done by studying her nature and
learning her tastes. This accomplished,
go to work TO show her that you are her
friend, and not grinding, grasping
leech, with no higher ambition than
worming eggs out of her. When hen
sees that you love and respect her; that
you are truly her friend; that you are in
for the undefnabIe in nature, she will
just turn her toes in. tighten her jaws,
and fairly fill the entire atmosphere with
eggs. You can't lay for hen with food
trlcks. A hen despises concealment.--
[Danbury News,
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ROYALTY AT A BALL IN BERLIN.-When
the Emperor Of Germany appeared at
The recent great ball in Berlin, it was
remarked that he had an almost youth
full freshness Of complexion, and also
that his countenancs was mild and
beaming. The Empress was with him,
attired in a, simple robe of white; u
splendid diadem of diamonds sparkled
in her dark hair, whence depended a
large white ostrich feather. By her
side was the Crown Princess, in light
lilac dress of satin damask, trimme d
with lace. She wore small tiara of
diamonds, and round her neck a string
OF large white pearls, with earrings to
match. This precious set of pearls,
unique of its kind, was presented to the
Princess by the City OF London. She
likewise had In ner hair a feather of the
same delicate hue as her dress. ,.
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THE SECRET OF HARRIS STATUE
Since the death of the old sculptor, Hart,
in Florence, tender and beautiful story
is told concerning his group of "The Tri-
umph of Woman" He had spent TWEEN.
ty years upon the face and form of his
ideal woman-sometimes telling his
visitors that the Creator needed
that time to make perfect wo-
man, and he did not care to ex-
ceed that Supreme Hand. He was al
ways indignant when any one spoke of
it as Venus, for he meant it for an en-
bodiment OF woman's purity. 1t was
nearly finished at his death; and 1t is
now revealed that In early life he lost
the womah he loved, by some mans base
treaohery, and yet he continued to
cherish his love for her. And it was
into this statue, that has been his OBJ.
jeet OF life SO many years, that he has
wrought his love, perpetuating in its
face the woman who has so long been
nothing but memory.
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BOARD OF PUBLIC WORKS.
Business Transacted by the board
This Morning.

Business Transacted by the Board
This Morning.
The Board met in regular session,
all the members present and President
Bell in the chair.
The following was adopted:
"Resolved, that Eugene Buckley, con-
tractor tor the construction of Walker
Mil Road, be and Is hereby directed to
proceed forthwith and complete said
contract"
The following from County Auditor
Jos. b. Humphreys was filed:
"John E. Bell, Esq, President Board Of Pub
lie Works:
"rhe first half OF the tax of 1876 col
lected for the various purposes under
your charge, is as follows: Park pur-
poses, $4,604 80; sewerage, $9.20S IS;
street cleaning, $S6,s36 IL; street re.
pairing, $7S, ,274 g."
Permission was granted to property
holders to grade CraWtish Greek Road
at their own expense.
The contract for repairing the Knowl.
ton-street Bridge, in Cumminsyile, was
awarded to Patrick Levy, at bis bid,
$132 30.
A communication from the contract
ors for Route No. 10, to lay track or
Eggleston avenue between Pearl and
Third, was referred to the Committee
on Railroads.
Adjourned.
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No. 214, on east side of Auburn street, being ~
feet front and running back 100 feet.
John H. Vornholz and wife to Bernard
Lot lO1 in Third Subdivision, by Mills and
Klines, OF the Baker estate, in Section l9, Town
3, Fractional Range2, being 25 feet front on
south side sherman avenue by 80 B-l0O feet
deep.
Richard Mccullough and wife to John M.
Scudder, warranty deed, $1,000, west one-half
OF Lot Is, square "a, Belts subdivision, being
% feet front on the north side OF Clinton street,
between Linn and Baymiller streets by ION
Teet deep.
Joseph B. Bennett and wife to Amazon In
surance Company, $1,000 and other good and
valuable considerations, 81 acres in Sections 10:
IL, u and ", Millcreek Township, in village Of
Clifton.
Andrew J. Riddle per Sheriff, to Louis Bal
lauf, Sheri1's Decd $6lU, Lots IL and IL. IN sub
division Of Lot 1l9, John Riddle estate.
Same to John kebler, Sherln's deed, $2l3,
Lot 20 same subdivision.
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County Clerks OfRice9
(. The following new suits were nled up
noon to-day:

/. The following new suits were nled up tc
noon to-day:
COMMON PLEAS COURT.
52,812. John Means VS.. Dutee j. Pearce-
Money.
52,3l8. Rosina Knebler VS.. Herman Lodge
No. l,502-M0ney.
52,3l4-Frederick Pfarmkercher VS.. Frank
Onstaeger-Foreclosure.
52,3l6-Henry q. Hunnewell VS.. Benz. w
Hill, .et al.-F0reclosure.
52,3l1. Thomas South vs. The Underclifi
Land and Loan Association No. 2--Mechanic's
lien.
52,3l7-Henry Westermann VS.. same-Me-
chanic's lien.
b2,sls-Jonathan W. Whitaker ct al VS.. same
Mechanics lien.
52,3l9--In the matter of G. r. Payne, a fugi.
tive from Justice Of the State Of Illinois.
52,320. Christ. Kinsinger, assignee, VS.. III
Cooper, assignee, &c.
81 S2l. Augustus Oskamp vs.. James johnson
Damages, 81, $3.50.
52,s2s-Wm. handle VS.. H. E. Hughes-Lien
$751; lS.
SUPERIOR COURT.
8s,10l. Helbling & Koersler VS.. John Regar
Money.
88,lO2-Daniel schueltz VS.. H. Cooper, as.
signee, &c.-Money.
S3.105. Rachel Thurston vs.. Charles A. Scot
ct al.
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Marriage Licenses.

The following marriage licenses were
ssued since our last report:
Geo. Mari and Mary Fink.
John Whltmer and Anna Steidinger.
Peter Goler and Lena Plagstefrt.
Robert II. Keam and Susan E. Baker.
Tia Bonham and Sarah j. Bonham.
Mich. Funk and Margaret Lanroth.
Pat. W. Brannan and Mary McCue.
John G. Alt and Catherine Aleidel.
Frank Fischer aud Sophia Lansing.
NJ. j. Meyers and Ella Stogsdill.
j. II. Thomas and Sallie A. Stewart.
Chas. Mueller and Mary Schneider.
s. Davis and Lena Eisenberg.
G. j. Lockhorn and Susan A. Elsman
J. N. La Rue and Katie g. Stewart,
Chas. Hefner and Alice Drake.
Vim. G. Rudd and Bridget Deyfe,
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prices unchanged. Hay steady: Shipping, zoe.
Hops unchanged. Coffee dull and lower: k,o,
cargoes, l6aSOc, gold: Jobbing, l6aa1 We, gold.
Sugar quiet and unchanged. MolRsses quic6
and unchanged. Rice quiet and steady. Pc
tIOeum dull and heavy: Crude. 10Xailc: re-
fined, 15x al6xc; cases, 22c; naphtha, lie. Tai
low at 7Ya6c. Strained resin unchanged.
Spirits OF turDentino steady at STHc-
Eggs firm: Western, l11c. Leather
steady: Hemlock sole, Buenos, Rio
Grande, light mixed, heavy weight and Cali
fornIa do, 22a25c: common do, 22a2Ac. Wool
dull and heavy: domestic fleece, 3Ya53c; pulled,
zOa43c: unwashcd, l2al8c; Texas, Isa28c. Pork
quiet and 1irm new mess, S14 IS. Beef Sn-
changed. Picked hams, Sc. Middles firm (:
Western long clear, &c; city do, SHc. Lard
oDened heavy; closed firm; Prime steam, 970
Cheese duh at Sal5c. Whisky dull at 81 Ola
OK.
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FINANCIAL.

CINCINNATI, April 9-1 30 p. N.
Gold Is a little firmer to-day. Local dealers
are buying at l04x and selling at 105H. Gold
checks on New York l05A.
Eastern exchange continues firm under light
offerings Rates unchanged. We quote 1t par
buying and / IL premium selling.
Sterling exchange is firm. Moderate local
demand at 81 8s for sight, and "a S6 for sixty
DAYS, in gold per e.
Government bonds are firm but quiet. The
following are the local buying and selling
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-04-09
Real Estate Transfers.

The following real estate transfers were filed
up to noon to-day:
David s. French to George G. Sargent, quit
claim deed, 81 and other valuable considera-
tions, 3II feet front on south side of Sargent
street, aud running through TO Front street.
lying 174k feet west OF Freeman street
Frederick Dell to Joseph s. Hill, lease for
ave years, annual rent OF 500, northwest part
OF Lot Q, In Samuel Williams estate, and house
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THE HEN AS she REALLY Is.-Now
there Is another man who thinks he
knows how to make hens lay, and he
communicates the process to one Of the
agricuIturalpapers. tits in the food, of
course. That's what all these idiots
say. When will the true nobility Of q
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petroleum is steady aud in fair demand at 16a
17c per gallon.
POTATOEs-The offerings are liberal with
moderate demand, and sales on arrival at 90cs
81 l6 per bu loose, according to quality. job
bing lots in store are quoted S. 26a3 10 per brl
packed, and u 5al rs per bu loose.
POULTRY-The demand Is only moderate
and the market is well supplied with live
chickens and liberal offerings, at S3a8 80 per
dozen and some choice held at 50 rs. Turkeys
nominal at saSkc per lib. Live geese dull al
SO 50a4 per dozen.
SALT-There is a moderate demand for do
mestic, and ohio River and kanawha selling
at l8c per bu, and 81 10 per brl Of 26O lbs,
Liverpool held at Il l0a1 70 per SACK, and Turks
Island ut 33a35c per bu, and dull.
SEED-Fair jobbing demand for clover seed
at 15c per Id in store. Timothy Is quoted 81 1Oa
30 per bu in store. Flax seed IN fair demand
at 81 35al so per bu for good to choice.
SUGAR-Demand moderate but the market
remains steady. We quote New Orleans Ska
9Zc for raw and Hail Nc for clarified. Refined
sugars are quoted 91sa10c for yellow, lOka
lOac for extra &C." 1Oka1lc for "a" white,
uhallxc for granulated ana powdered, llXa
12c for crushed and nkal2kc for cut loaf.
TALLOW-Is steady and quiet with liberal
offerings, and we quote city rendered 7Xc loose,
and prime country &c packed per lib.
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Cincinnati Live stock Market.

CINCINNATI, April 81 T. M.
The following are the receipts ami shipments
Of live stock Tor the past 18 hours:
Cattle. Hogs. Sheen.
Receipts ts,.. 513 1918 80
ohlplnonOb. .....ss...ss VOL go
H0GS-There is an active market and firm.
Common selling at 81 40a4 80, medium at 81 9Ja
10, and good to. choice S5 2Oa5 80 per Genital.
CATTLE-Good demand and firm mark ct,
selling at ~ 60a3 for common, - 25a3 75 for
medium, and " 00a5 25 for good to choice per
Genital.
SHEEP-Market firm and fairly active at
previous prices. We quote inferior grades s3a
8 75, medium S4a5 80, good to choice 81 75a5 80,
and extra IS 75a6 per GENITAL.
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HAMILTON.

The sneriff's sales Saturday amounted
to $6,429 70.
Rev. W. Fl. Lawder is lying at his res
idence dangerously Ill.
Communion services were yester day
held In the First Presbyterian Church.
The Board of County Commissioner 8
met Saturday. Bills 10 the amount OF
s464 85 were passed.
Third street is to have two weddings
before the early spring has flown, ii ru-
NOR osn be oredited.
1t raiped steadily all day yesterday,
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In ORDER TO ACCOMMODATES EASTERN
lad vERTI9ERs IN THE STAR, MR.. e. DUN
! CAN sNIFFEN, NO. Y ASToR HOUSE, NEW
YORK CITY, has been appointed our general and
special Agent for the Eastern States. This will be
q branch office of the STAR, Mr.. Sniffen being au-
thorizsd to make advertising contracts on our be-
half, and receipt all collections therefor in our
name.
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DAYTON, KY,

The performances Saturday night OF
the Jubilee Minstrels at Moellers Hail
were witnessed by a splendid audience,
and the programme was rendered in
such lively and artistic manner that
the applause was both frequent and
hearty,
, 1877-03-14
JAMES KINGAN,

PA1LuHE OF PROMINENT SPECULATION.
TH1 TnanusH's New York special In yesterdays
sssno gave tho particulars q! the fai1urc and flight
OF tnmcs kfngan, wcl.known speculator In
hscadstuda md provisions In thst city. Through
his brokers In this city. Messss. j. X. Fisher j.
Co., he ercculntel quite largely, and at the com.
nenccucnt Of the packing season his denis
ws.s very r.. 'asers.f",: t.. but e late he
md his osscH Increased In Reotnetrlc rn.!o. fIis
last deals hero foutrd y. 800 tLerccs nf ael and
Il 0o0 barrels Of pork. On the receipt at prErato
d,pa,s Monda{ ANNOUNCING !'!s failure and sad.
$40, 600 and SIS. 0Oo Is i;tnean. ~ b. lad pot
np margins covering only about two thirds Of ths
anodMs, Its brokers ind themselves out to the TX
tent 1f nome SO, co., 1nimute friends nf K,tlgnn
hfo Of tho impression TINT he has gone t. IRELAND,
y! mnko endcaYors to eccnso asslstnnco 10 cnabtc
him IN rrtur1l and mako n settlement. Like nlt
apcenlalofs, hc has seen tho nl,s and s0wna OF the
hnslncss, ard has more thnn oncc been = member
Of tbs noble nsmy nf ''dcad brukc." Several
ycars ago he was n netnbcs of the house Of j. Il.
F.orhcs y Co., and represented tue arsn fn New
l1fk: the partnorhhp only lasted about year.
or ntd no has been operating In stocks
mostly In Eastcrn EailwnyR and coal companies,
nnl the losses 9ccasionca thereby swallowed up
provtsfons md In addition ahsorbcd largely from
hts eap!tal Tho recent tumble fn pork and lard
was the last strnw which broke the canlc1s back.
Latc fast evening tho following was anonymously
handed Into Tn1 Tn,nuxz office:
NJ, jams. Kinkan: ot Fig nM;a M q Ktngan 4 Msekay.
onsy III ~ fol ~ ~ = ss
i4!tnR gone nhroa1 rnarxe Hi Chfea 10 intrrests
VII vi. s:r ss.;e. u w. knxa nsx
fFttnda will he Interested In the Information giytn.
, 1877-03-14

-
Prom ono OF tho large Taxpayers n the town,
who hns for his own satisfaction kept posted on
tho expenses Of the town and tho tlongs of thc
board Of Trustees, the following startling facts
aro aaccstslncd: Last year the total assessed taz
waA SITS, 900. OF this amount about go, 600 Il
still unpnld. OF the $11D, 600 collected, boswecu
940 COO and 445, 00o was paid Tor salartcs or orc,
one.ihlrd Of tho tas collected. OF this sum the
Supervisor aud Town Attorney received ono.
fourth. OF aomcthtng ovc. $40. 600. 4 great ror.
tion Of tho balance Of tho money waa equnndcrcd
In uso1ess work at exoEbtant prices. 1t behoovcs
tho ta1.paycra to investigate these facts, aud 10
see Z tho town cannot be run more economically
thoincomfng ychE.
cut down. and ohe Of the hIst Of thrau shoutd b
tho pay Of tho Saporvssur The law allows him, as
I,feasag ot thp town. eomni.,ton not TO e1ceed
That ha has been allowed the fill ntnount Of tha
eammtss'nn withons any effort on tho part Of tho
b held accountable. eon,mitsIon OF per cuut
would aatlsfy nhr reasonable pcrsnn.
There Is remedy for these gr'w,ng avtls, which
Do what's claimed, Il shoali b adopted II once, sad
lint y change to a villugo organlzat!on. Under
te nad or ssates m tsa %
powers which aFs not allowed 70 the town. "'
ES0LEWOoD,
There VII! be toclabIe and donation party ut ths
Methodist Church Thassday escnsnG for tho bencht
o. m m tlst%f; tinaani :, u,..on ...,, v..,.,
and the eathor Al anI prodace1 % ii tha sun,sn " ~,
va making dfanasts tour Il .he time: iI'a death
wcsk. tIe scryed with dlstlnetion during thu war
~ Major Of the Tweaty.Th'fs Michigan infantry,
Hnd W. y Ti Gen shesmsn tn h!s march f.on AZ
Champion. has accompanicd hls remains 10 attle
Tho Rry, i. q. Thcnrio has mnyrd fnfn nne ~
, 1877-03-14

Heh1cr hse now under $500 ball each to the Grim
he accidentally shot McTuske, n sas eak Of tho
,,1,ns. The snesk game w.s p1ayed ;, three ADEPT
Roeho Nei. tailoring estsh!i'hens s ois ns'' R.n.
dotnh street near State. while No. | wAa Inspect.
and made Oh viii Two bolts of eloth Vi Valued Il
s3:O from The front Of tho stosd. No clue to tho
ptFpettnfort.
detective Steele Is coming hons from Now York
ilncss: surt iiIefey h.s dsiermined mol to 1T
ffs Is tsssSs & Sosh Ct "s e. e I'd 81:
city for punishment aooncr OF later. The New
York Conrts eeem tU like habeas.corpus wriA even
more than certain courts In this 6cttion.
At ahout 4 o'clock lsst evening row ensued
between Two yonns, Photographers mined Frank
Ps,id p, Hsk,i,eps ssooa: u: 1:dS i!ssted s.f:.!
disnenucd with for she aImost equally mnrdesoua
knife; Cfeel5 got The better Of his opponent. and
pnnbns @ o s sna1 ' ycanx S s9s xn
and plunged It into hi antagonists right hip. ieas
!nx stick there. Blood wa drawn. and OF conreo
rounded 'an wss attended 4 tls residence by Dr.
Derry, and Smith Jumped aray tast In time 10 cs.
cape descent Of the police.
James y. Reeves. a. Rreenhorn from Michigan,
Waa atFsatcd last evening upon warrant for per.
@ r e.ss sss WIZ 1s saat n .:s.
ses Sss Gs's Sss 4 iGs saa
w.s held In In $500 bonds to the Criminal Court
for ges ssndas Wis., hfsse: se;. ont .xo:s q
.he litter ~. ho did no such hing, hat insi.ts
shs1at ss s moss IN ss ssss vaa
velser cauted Reeves. arrest simply for the pur.
poso Of ecartnR him of.
The pnbltc'a o1a ft!eni, John T; conover,
, 1877-03-14
CORRECTION.
n {kk Editor Af TAt TftbNat,


cNicAGo. March u. lin your report Of tho May.
polc"McQaald affair a. :D3 jefferson street last
Sunday evening, your reporter has been mlsln.
formed ~ to she character OF tho house. Ms. Gill;
more. tue proprietor Of No. e03 Il aa hourst, up.
right German citizen. md 1t IL but fair that hc
should stnnd right IN the eyes OF those who know
him. Ths tntooa Al No; ::t'i haa always been and
been twcnty. niue years In Chlesgo; wes First
Lieutenant OF New York cavalry during tho War.
and has always hren most 1etpcclnhlo anti patri.
otic Citizen ttc h1s the coincidence Of hts neigh.
1ors and friends. and while regrslttoy the oeent'
ssrtla3 thl. you Will obiigs many friends Of Mr.
Gilmore. fours respectfully, 7. Nick.
Tho remarks in ysstesday's Tntnrxs on tha sub-
tces Ct dsln,osc's saluon were doubtless little
too strong. Ths fufossnatl1n. which came from
the police, wa probably. btasel. ~ Oilmotes
nels6boF. .peak Of htm M sn M ale Highest terms. The
portion of Jefferson street ~ l'e!nx disreputahls
II has been paved aud improved ln that ueIxhbot'
hood. and the property Ii we'll Inhabited and Dc.
Sif&hls,