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The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-11-20

The Board met i'll regular session,
all the members present, and President
Bell in the chair.
The contractors weekly bills for
street improvements were ordered paid.
An invitation from II, l.. Walker 10
attend an exhibition OF his smoke coE-
sumner tomorrow at 3P. 81. at the build
ing OF David Sintoa, Esq, Vine street,
was accepted.
A bill OF 5000 was ordered paid to
Charles Gardner, Esq, for broken stone
delivered on COLUMBIA avenue.
The Supervisor was directed to have
a crossing of two rows Of tagging laid
ON Pearl street opposite the west side
OF Butler street.
The Clerk was directed to advertise
all resolutions to improve in the Cincin-
natl Daily Volksblatt in addition TO the
English paper.
A resolution referring the ordinance
to appropriate $2,775 from the General
Fund lor the support OF the Observatory
or the Six months ending Decem mber 81,
1877, passed by the Common Council and
approved by His Honor the Mayor, and
presented to the Board for approval, be-
submitted to the City Solicitor for his
written opinion as to the liability of the
General Fund OF the city for pa! ment Of
same,
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The Grange at the Grand.

The National Grange, Patrons OF Hus-
bandry, will commence their prelim-
mary business by committee meeting
this afternoon at the Grand Hotel.
The business meeting will commen ce
tomorrow, delegates being present fro n
nearly every State in the Union. Mayor
Moore, Ex-MayorJ j Johnston, Gov. Bishop,
Josiah Kirby and several others have
been invited to deliver addresses OF well
come, which will be responded to by
many leading men Of the Grange from
all parts OF the country.
Tne members OF the Hamilton County
Grange in connection with citizens
have arranged to extend the body pub.
lie welcome on Friday evening al
Thong Hall, Central avenue, which
will be decorated for the occasion.
Arrangements have been made for the
accomm )datlon Of all who may attend
and in return the citizens are invited tU
participate in the meeting.
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Announcer ents,

A meeting will be held this evening as
Avon Hail, AvOndale, in the interests
Of the Miami Valley Railway Company.
The Synod of Cincinnati holds an adj
journed meeting to-day at the Presby-
terian Rooms IN the Johnston Building.
The Woman's Foreign Missionary So
ciety OF the Cincinnati Presbytery viii
hold its regular monthly meeting at 3
P. N. to-day at Lhe second Presbyter-
ian Church.
A supper will be served this evening
from to s O'Clock by the ladies OF the
First Presbyterian Sunday-scnool, ana
in addition display of fancy articles
Will be utfered Tor sale.
The Ninth-street Baptist Church will
celebrate It's lorty-seVenth anniversary
tomorrow evening. Brief reports, music
by the choir, an address by the pas or,
Rev. DR.. Duncan, followed by a social
in the church parlor, will be the pro-
gramme.
There will be temperance mass
meeting at the Union Church, Wulker
Mill Road, this evening, commencing at
N O'CLOCK, under the auspices Of the
Reformed Cub. Bros. W. Z. Wynne,
Daniel p. Dean and j. IL. Graf, of the
Murphys, will be present and relate
some OF their experience, We hope
there will be full attendance.
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PROCLAMATION.
Thanksgiving Proclamation.

MAYORS OFFICE.
CINCINNATI, November 10, 1877.
TT HAS PLEASED OUR HEAVENLY
L Father, WHO IS the supreme Ruler OF the
Universe, TO visit US as community during
the past year with the bounty Of his benchcent
providence. We have been delivered from the
"p, silence VIII ch walkcth in darkness, and
from The obstruction which wasteth at noon =
day." Our city is in health; our homes are Sc
cure; our business is growing prosperous; our
industries are remunerativG; our borders are
enlarglng, and our inhabitants dwell IN secu-
rity and peace. For all of which, and other
innumcrable blessings, it is becoming In us as
community to be grateful to the Great and
Good GIVer.
The President OF the United States has by
proclaim alton appointed THURSDAY, the 20 N
day Of November, one thousand eight hundred
and seventy seven, as day Of Thanksgiving
to Almighty God for his manifold blessings,
and he calls upon the citizcns Of this great
country to unite on that DAY in the services Of
praise and thanks
The Governor ol the State Of Ohio has also
issued MS proclamation calling on the citizens
of the State to observe The same day rs one Of
thankful offerings Of the heart aid OF love to
our Great Creator.
/, therefore, K. NJ. Moore. Mayor Of the City
of Cincinnati, do respectfully aud cordially in
vite our citizens to forego he usual avocaIIons
OF daily life on the appointed uay OF Thanks
giving, and to unite with the people of our
w.de country IN the Offering Of praise and
thanksgiving to Almighty God for His abound
ing goodness, and, in such ways as shall seem
to our citi zens most appropriate and consist
emit manifest tn cir sense OF obligations to IL i'm
from whom all our bles sings flow; and let
us fervcutly pray that His blessings may be
even more abundantly supplied unto us in the
years to come.
Given under my hand and seal this 18th day
Of November, loT. IL. M. MOORE, Mayor.
LSEAL nO2U- st &c, ,H&2S
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THEODORE AND MRS. TILTON.
A Reconciliation of the Family te
be Brought About.
Associated Press to the Star.

National Associated Press to the Star.
BROOKLYN, Nov. 2O.-Tuere are re-
ports, which are well authenticated, to
the effect that efforts are being made to
bring about reconciliation between
Theodore Tllton and his wife, and that
Tilt0n is so desir0us that the matter
shall be consummated as soon as possi-
BILE, that he is almost united to pursue
his labors. He has written several
pieces of poetry lately, the sentiment
of which is forgiveness Tor those who
have erred.
A lew friends Of the parties have been
at work in quiet way to bring about a
reunion, but Mrs. Tilton thinks it would
be better for them to live apart the rest
of their lives. The children who can not
understand the relative positions Of
their parents since the great scandal,
are anxious that home should be re-es-
tabished. Tilton has visited his wife
and urged her to live with him, but she
mas declined, and the last time refused
to see him. When questioned concern
ing 1T he declined to say anything, and
auued that he had no further need OF
mem bers of the press.
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The Art Exposition at Pixies.

Professor Cromwell entertained an
invited company last night with his art
illustrations. The audience filed every
Sc at iu the house and was made up OF
! the most cultivated people in this city.
Promptly at ! O'Clock Professor Crom-
we'll stepped In front OF the canvass and
explained the character OF his exhib-
Dition. He said that though this was
his first trip West, be was well known i u
the Fact, and his illustrations had been
we'll received in most Of the cities and
larger towns OF the Eastern States.
He paid handsome compliment to
Cincinnati, saying this city was called
the "Paris OF America" and he OBJ
served here works Of art and other ev.
dences Of culture that justified the
| term.
The pictures are thrown upon an I'M
mense canvas, and SO perfect are they
that one almost forgets he is looking
upon u picture, but imagines himself In
'front.' OF the object itself. Tue most deli
cate outlines are preserved, and palace,
picture, or piece Of statuary, is seen IN
all the delioacy, accuracy ana beauty of
The original. Tue advantage OF Prof.
Cromw elPs illustrations over all others
OF u similar character that have been at.
tempted, is their accuracy in the most
minute details.
Even the shadows of pieces of furni-
ture are seen just as they would appear
" one standing in the palace. There
was no regular programme for last
night, but the Professor went from one
thing to another, delightinS the audience
with glimpses OF places and works o
art as happened to strike his fancy. AT
The close picture OF Mr.. Henry Pro-
basco was thrown upon the canvas. To-
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AND CINCINNATI
POLICE.

A Vote of Thamks to Our Men Vino
Attended Senator MOrtOn,s Fu-
neral.
Col. Ira Wood and the Police Com
missioners are in possession of the fol-
lowing:
"Col Ira Wood, Superintendent Police, and
follce commissioners, Cincinnati, Ohio:
'GENTLEMEN-W desire through you
to extend our thanks to the following
members OF your worthy police force
tor their kindness in responding to our
call for aid at the funeral OF our
iate lamented Governor Morton:
Lieutenant Nj. f. Reilly, f. W. Meyer,
NJ. Spaeth; Specials james Il tier,
Robert Kinney, Il. G. Hart, Fed. Voa
Seggern, A. Chumley, George l.. Slew
arr. Their assistance was Of much
value, and their manly appearance
added much to the splemdOr oil our torce,
aud was favoraDly commented on by
tue ciuzens OF our city. Although
he occasion was one OF sa Iness
10 all, yet we hope their visit was u
pleasant one. ii at any time we Gu
reciprOcate the favor we are at yOue
command.
"By order Of the Beard,
''M. l.. BROWN,
"Sec. Board OF Police, Indiauap Diis. :"
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THE OLD WORLD.
National Associated fross to the Star.
THE CONDITION OF THE POPE


ROME, Nov. 20.-The Vatican ply
sician, lately dismissed for furnish
ing Information to the Victor Emmanue
Government, has been recalled. The
charge was proved to be uniounded.
Another surgeon mas also been sum
moned TO give hourly attention to the
sores in the legs OF His Holiness. Al
he suppuratiOn continues, Professor
Vanzetti advises Keeping the Issues
open at all hazards, and states that II
the discharge becomes too abundant he
will treat the sores with caustic. de
considers the state Of His Holiness
health decidedly precarious, but de
clares that the symptoms are not aggra
Vated.
In the Provincial election Rome has
chosen nine clerlcals out OF her quota o
fifteen.
At the December Consistory tn c
Archchblshop OF Ravenna and Monsig
nor Pelllgrinor, as predicted, will be
made Cardinals.
GENERAL GRANT.
LONDON, Nov. 20. "A correspond
ent at Paris telegraphs that General
and Mrs. Grant yesterday visited the
chocolate mandatory OF M. Munier
tu6 hhulCai 1StpuUHCdn Depuby lIOm tut
Arrondissement Of Meux, at Noisel
They were entertained with splendid
lunon at the chateau.
General Grant is booked TO dine with
NJ. Laugel on the 23l inst, where he ID
to meet the Count de Paris and the
Duke D'Aumale.
On the Hth inst, the General will dine
with Emile Girardin, lAa editor Of La
France.
ONLY HOAX.
BERLIN. Nov. 20.-The reported at.
tempt to assassinate the Emperor Will.
IAN proves to be hoax. The arreste d
Pole proves to be a notorious forger.
MARAUDING TURKS.
LONDON, Nov D.-A dispatch from
Vienna says four hundred maraudiug
Turks nave violated Austrian territory
by a raid into Glavaniska.
THE QUEENS JOURNEY
to the South mas been delayed by the
severe indisposltion of Prince Leopold
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Big Steal of Cattle.

Yesterday titty-slx head OF cattle werr
brought from the interior of the State to
this city via the Little Miami Railroad.
They were placed in the cattle.pen.
near the depot, in Fulton, last evening,
preparatory to being offered for sale 40
some of our butchers.
This morning before 8 O'Clock the own
ers called at the pens to look after their
stock, but the yards were empty.
Some bold thieves had, at an early
hour, been at the place aud driven tha
herd out Of the pens.
No one saw any thing Of the affair, and
up to noon none of the animals were re-
covered. They are all marked.
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LONGVIEW ASYLUM.
List of Salaries Approved by the
County ssiOners.

County COmmiSsiOners.
At a meeting OF the Board of Directors
OF Longyiew Asylum, held on the 6tL
inst, the following schedule of prices
was fixed and approved by the County
commissioners at their meeting to-day
w. IL. Bunker Superintendent S2,500
w. Ii, Dewitt, Resident Physician, 1000.
S. u. Mock, Resident Physician, $l,UOJ.
h. M. Burgoyne, Steward, 5000
w. steele, Clerk, $40.
Vacant, Engineer, 500.
Walter lasley, carpenter, S55 per month.
Peter Kettle, painter, $35 per month.
Jas. Fitzgerald, painter. abolished.
VIM. Schmidt, baker, $40 per month.
Thos. Dunn, gas maker, $25 per month.
VIM, kcstlng, cook, $40 per month
Louis Busser, cook, S25 per month.
Frank kuopp, fireman, $35 per month.
John W Iliams, Conrad Illler, Henry Feig,
tiremen, S25 per month.
John Closkin, storek eeper, $20 per month.
Aug. Purdman, druggist, $3O per mouth.
las. Satin, super visor, $50 per month.
Y. A. Bickerstaf, Dan. Shafer, Henry llo-
mans, attendants, s25 per month.
VIM. Howe. Jacob May, j +. Mongenos, j
NJ. Holman, Attendants, S-2 per month.
A. w. Lord, w. Albright j. III. AlDers, Geo
Herbert, z. NJ. Mayh, Iii, James PitchGll. A, E.
Brown, james Butiels, Attendants, $40 pei
month.
A. Ii. Roos, watchman, $25 per month.
Jas. Anderson, florist, $50 per month.
A. Hoboltzheimer, farmer, $50 per month.
VIM. Boyer. gardener, S2J per month.
David Carmody, tcamster, $sO per month.
Phil. Senberllnx, laundry, S25 per montn.
IL. L. Howard. dairy, s2J per month.
John Fmke, laborer, SIS per month.
W. Ii. Harsh, laboror, SIS per month.
A. Z. kefer, porter, $40 per month.
Eliza DUNN, supervisor, SO.
jennie Merchant, Anna richardson. Mary
johnson, sue Z. Jones, Maggie Roberts, z. Il
Iorseley, Ellz. Stevens, Ellen O'AeIl, attend
ants, SiS
Mary Waters, jennie Gordon, Rosa Lynch
Sarah ONcll, attendants, $.6.
Augusta Finke, LIZZIE Rittenhouse, Kate
Main, Julia Kenny, attendants. fl5
Mary Lynch, watch. $l5
Mattle Vermillion, seamstress, $40.
Mary Herman, seamstress, Sl6.
Charlotte Holt, laundry, $22.
Sophia oitterdlng. laundry, SIS.
Mary Sauers, Maggie Stein, Kate Sauers
Minnie smith, laundry, $l3.
Caroline DeIcke, Kate scibert, chamber
maids, Sl3 per mouth.
Dora Doickc, dining, $13 per month.
AdalIne Antero, COOK and dairy. So.
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On sChaMXe.

The following was read on Change to-
day by President Hartwell;
"OHIo STATE GRANGE PATRONS OF
HUeBANDRY, y & "A East Third st.
To the President Of the Cincinnati Chamber
ofCommerce:
"DEAR SIR-Your honorable body is
cordiauy invited to be present at the
public reception Of the National Grange
Patrons OF Husbandry, to be held on
Friday evening, November 23, 1877, at
Thoms' Hall.
every respectfully yours,
"W. E. DUNHAM,
Secretary Hamilton County Pomona
Grange"
On motion Of Mr.. Ben. Eggleston, the
resolution was adopted. and the thanks
OF the Chamber returned.
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Third Edition

kS~ CINCINNATI, Nov. 20 $3.50 p. M.-Flour
active and steady. Wheat steady. liberal re-
ceipts and demand only moderate Corn fair
demand and steady. Whisky moderately active
and no change in price. Oats in moderate
request and quiet Barley steady but limited
demand. Rye quiet Mess pork in moderate
demand. Lard steady. Meats quiet and nod
crate transactions. Cotton quiet and I'M
changed Country produce abundant and
moderatedeW Gold steady at iO2X.
RGS~ WEATHER.-Probably cloudy or partly
cloudy weather for the next twenty -four
hours.
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Abraham Loewenberg, late Recorder
of the Grand Lodge OF 0lio, Ancient
Order Of United Work!ngmen, after be-
ing in Jail for week, was
arraigned before Squire Evitt this
morning on a charge Of emb, zzling
something over SO, 100 OF the money be-
longing TO the above Lodge.
Loewenbcrg waived an examination
and was bound over to tho Grand Jury
in the sum of 50, 100. He is now hunting
around town lor bondsmen, but up 70
noou he had not secured The requisite
amount,
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once and rever the hydra Of insurrec-
tion. You will, therefore, upon receipt
of this order, shoot all prisoners Of
war, whoever they may be,
making 1t appear In your report as
though they were killed In battle. l
recommend to you secresy In this mat
ter and an exact fulnllment Of this
order.
'ISigned1 MARTINEZ CAMPos."
Campos formerly served under Cap
tain General Malvaza, better known to
the Cubans as the Tiger.
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NEW YORK CITY.

A Curious Case.
National Associated Press to the Star.
NEW YORK, Nov. 20.-Last summer
the people OF Harlem were considerably
exercised over the report that colored
woman named Brown had number OF
live snakes or lizards In her stomach,
which gave her considerable trouble.
An ecIectic physician named Jones
treated her until her death, whic b took
place yesterday. An autopsy will be
made, the result Of which is awaited
with great interest.
A Walking Match
was arranged to-day for $500 and
the championship Of America between
John W. Stubbs, champion Of Brooklyn,
and W. K. Harding. OF this city. A de.
posit of 500 a side was posted in the
hands OF l.. Y. Thomas, who was chosen
final stakeholder. The articles Of agree.
ment specify that the contestants are to
walk twenty-five miles for $3.50 a side
and the championship. The second de-
posit, $3.50, is to be posted on the 28.h
instant, when the day aud place tor the
contest is TO be named, which is to take
place within four weeks.
The Cigarmakers
pelonglnS W Union NO. IA, nelu
special meeting last night, which was
largely attended. No definite action
was taken, but the sympathy Of the
meeting WAS strongly pronounced in
favor OF the present strike. A majority
OF the members Of this branch Of the
Union repudiate any intent Of return
ing to work at the old scale of prices.
Reports from other branches OF the or.
ganization snow equal frmness ANA de.
termination. The report That The strike
was about to terminate receives nc
credence.
Miss Mary Anderson.
The Herald says the success of Miss
Mary Anderson as Juliet must be Sci
down as genuine and gratifying.
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Small Blaze This Morning.

The fire alarm from Box SO, little
after O'Clock this morning, was caused
by small blaze under the shoH-win-
dow of Burneps queensware store, No.
All Central avenue, above Court street.
The fire was put out, however, with .
few buckets OF water, without aid from
the engines, and with but small damage
10 the woodwork and goods. Its origin
is unknown.
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Death Record.

The following deaths have been placed
on record since our last report:
Mary Fuller, II yrs, Pennsylvania.
Henry StiuereiIeg. IL yrs, city.
Adolph Schwartz. ) wks, city.
Jos. BealI, 81 yrs, Virginia.
VIM. Hoops, 8 wks, city.
Eyelin Moore, 5 yrs, oity.
Lena Runner, 10 mos. city.
Louisa Adam, 5 days, city.
Infant Isaacs. stillborn, city.
Anna MulIip, 80 yrs. Ireland.
Cordelia Parham, 20 yrs, Ohio,
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The Lee Memorial.


SaClOndl AseoCihCou fob5 TO tRe StARs
RICHMOND, VA, Nov. sO.-The Com
missioners of the Lee Monument Asso-
ciation have postponed Tor one year the
award for an equestrian statue of Gen.
Lee, because OF a Disagreement with the
Ladies' Memorial Association, and q
lack Of money without their aid,
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Defrauding Detectives Dosed.

DefraudinR Detectives DOsed.
National Associated Press TO the Star.
LONDON, Nov. 20-The trIal of the
Scotland Yard detectives, charged with
conspiring to defeat the ends oil justice
In case in which number of betting
men were convicted Of defrauding the
Countess OF GOntourt Of $50, 900, ended
to-day in their conviction and sentence.
Chief Inspectors Weiklejohn, Draus-
covich and Palmer, also Frnggate, the
Solicitor, were each sentenced to Two
years imprisonment. Clarke was ac-
quilted.
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Shoot All Cuban Prisoners, and
Report Them Killed in Battle.

National Associated Press to the star
NEW YORK Nov. 20.--Latest ndvices
from CubaI tate that the Commander-ln.
Chief of the Spanish Iorces in Cuba,
General Martinez Campos, has just
issued private order among the com.
mauders ordering that all Cuban prison.
ers shall be Killed ana reported as hay.
ing been killed in battle.
Campos promised the Spanish Gov.
erDment that he would end the revolu-
uon in Cuba by the end OF January, 1878.
TAe following shows to what despera o
slraits he Is driven, when he is com
PEELED to order the assassination Of pris-
oners of war in cold blood:
"HEADQUARTERs OF CUBA,
NOV. !, 1877.
ITO the Comma anders Of Columns (Priyate):
"Kno wing the usclessness of clemency
toward the enemy, who are unable to
appreciate it, it is weakness on
our part. tind myself called upon to
adopt energetic measures to hrish at
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LATEST LOCAL.

The case Of Chas. Dodsworth, indicted
for the murder OF Sasse, was called In
the Court OF Common Pleas this morn
lug.
s. CUMMINGS & Son, Of Kentucky,
have entered suit against the Ur6ana
WEter-works in the U. S. Circuit Court
for the recovery OF the alleged damage
Of Sl,74O, brought about by the said
Water-works refusing to fulfill con-
tract for water pipes.
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Fire from Lightning.
National Associated Press to the Star.

BINGHAMProN, NY, Nov. 20.-A large
stock barn in the town of Triangle was
struck by lightning yesterday. setting it
on fire. Tue barn, together with car
riage-louse and 0utbuIidings, was ell
tirely consumed. The horses, twenty
eight COWS and the live stock were
saved. Loss and insurance not yet as
GertAineu.
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does not object, will be given to the
press at once. The report is long and
the Secretary devotes considerable
space to the Mexican border troublts
and the Indian difficulties. and portion
is also devoted to army affairs.
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ADJUSTMENTS.
GRAND OPERA-HOUSE.

MATINEE To-mor- Overwhelming success
row, at 3, EVANGE- Of RICRS EXTRAV-
LINE "s.t Sill. AGAANzA CoMBINA; .;
Artists, In the Musical Sensation,
LVANGELINE.
Lone Fisherman, Dancing Heifer, Balloon
Trip to Arizona, Lively Whaler. Every night
at s. Matinees Wednesday and Saturday.
In preparation-Fhe Great Musical Event,
CONRAD. THE CORSAlR.
Monday, Nov. 26th-N. L. Roberts HUMP
TY -DUMPTr. Heserved seats at Hawley's.
l6t Vine street.
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night an admission will be charged, and
the exhibition Will he confined to illus
trations of the city Of Paris-lts beaut-
full palaces and magnificent works af
art.
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French Cabinet Resigned.

National Associated Press to the Star.
PARIS, Nov. 20.-The Official Journal
announces the resignation of the Oabi-
net, which President MacMahon has
accepted. The Ministers will serve
until their successors are appointed.
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ROBlNSON'S 0PERA-HOUSE.

u. MACAULEY......... Manager.
Engagement for ono week OF Leonard
Growers Famous Comedy Conn
bihatLOa, which appears MONDAY EVEN
ING, November ~, and Wednesday and Satur-
day Mstinees, in Leonard Growers successful
Comedy, OUR BOARDING u. ROUSE, e,
with cast including the principal original
hits, com rising the very first Comedy Conn
pany i'll the world.
Reserved seats at Clurch's and the Opera
house.
Next week-The Great Comedian, JOHN e.
OWENS.
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wANTHD--.MISCHLLANHoUs

WANTED--SALEoMA and shoe
w salesman by Boston house for Central
and Southern Ohio anu Western Pennsylvania
Address Box z, 2,lS3, Boston, Mass. 2J-4t