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The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-03-26
Serious Cutting.

"A cutting affair occurred last Satur-
day night about 10 O'clock in Fridolin
BuechIs saloon, corner Of james street
and Colerain Pike, among two Swedes,
Charles Brown and George Wiehe, ana
an lrishman named Pat. OC0nneli
The latter made an insulting remark
about some girl and Brown and Wiehe
demonstrated.
VConnell drew pocket-knife and
cut Wiehe twice in the lett thigh and
Brown in the abdomen. The crowd 1ell
upon O'Connell and threw him out oil
the saloon into the gutter. The latter
made another attempt to cut Wlehe, Du'
the knife was taken from him. OCon'
nell escaped and sought refuge In Thos.
Perin's cellar, on Colerain Pike, Where
officer Korman found him.
The would-be murderer was taken &c
the Cumminsvile Station-house ON q
charge OF cutting with intent to kill
Browns wound is considered fatal.
The case was called up in the Ponce
Court this morning, and, Brown being
unable to appear, continued until mex
Wednesday. No bail was taken.i
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Court CuIlIMgE.

VIM. @. Mitchell against the Cincin-
natl, Indianapolis & Lafayette Railroad.
An application for a temporary injunc-
tion to restrain the Railroad Company
from collecting fares from the plaintiff
while he is travelling on the road be-
tween North Bend anu this city. AS a
second cause Of action the plaintiff
asked judgment ter money spent for fare
on the road. The Court refused to grant
restraining order and remanded plain
tiff to his rights under the contract with
the Railroad Company.
In the case of Bimm and others against
Cullen & Co., the jury .endered ver-
dict for plaintiffs for $7,l42.
Cincinnati & Warsaw Turnpike Com
pauy against the city. A motion for a
new trial. The original action was
brought 10 compel the city to buy SO
much of the PIKE as lies in the city lim-
its. Motion overruled.
John Molique, indicted for burglary,
was found guilty.
Geo. Donnelly and VIM. Kelly pleaded
guilty OF petit larceny and were SEN
fenced to thirty days and costs each.
George Coon was appointed guardian
of Geo. +. Speer.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-03-26
Illness OF the Pope.

National Associated Press to the Star.
ROME, March 26.-Amid the feverlsh
excitement and unremitting labor OF the
Vatican, relative to the Consistory, the
Pope has fallen i'll again. 1t is certain
that after the secret Conslstory of the
12th inst. he tainted, and had to quit
reading the allocution.
These fainting dts have REQUIRED, and
the Pope has remained unconscious
longer each time. he does not like his
illness TO be perceived, and makes
strong .etforts to hide it, producing a
painful reaction. The moment he
gets back to his Town apartments he
sinks into chair and remains otion.
less, with his eyes closed like corpse
Recent excitement has told upon him
and indeed on several occasions during
the spring, which Is always a dangerous
season for him, his life being
almost dispaired OF. His physl
clans regard the fatiguing receptions OF
the pilgrims with great apprehension
Foreigners who see the Pope ut long in
terVals notice great change in him
One OF these recently SAID the allocu
tion OF March II would probably be The
Pope's last formal utterance.
Meanwhile the Pope's advisers are en-
deaYoring, by every means, to get France
and Austria to revive the Roman
question. 1t is hoped to induce
Italy so lar to recognize the Pope't
temporal power as 10 cede the Le0nlne
ity to the Holy See, where all the TT
liglous orders expelled from RJme coulC
find an asylum. 1t is denied that prepa
ratiOns are making for conclave.
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From LOuiSiaM ma.

National Associated Press to the Star:
NEW ORLEANS, March 26.-Popular
excitement shows no signs of abatement,
and the general determination to ignore
the Presidents Commission in another
character than as visiting gentlemen
may now be regarded as settled. Gov.
Nichols, finding large majority of the
voters of Louisiana so hostile
to any compromise and so
apprehensive, lest one be made,
has written a proclamation,
which will be issued to-day, declaring
that the Commission can effect no COM
promise with the Government OF Louisi.
ana. He thanks the people for their
support Of his Government. 1t is likely
that the Nichols Legislature will ad-
iourn before the arrival OF the Commits
sion, 30 as to effectually check the ex'
pectation OF the proposed plan OF adjust
ment as understood here.
The indignation meeting has
been postponed until the day OF the
Commissioners arrival in order, as it Is
said, to show them which is the real
Government of Louisiana. All the stores
are to be closed and business will be
suspended, and the demonstration will
be made memorable in the history oI
the State.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-03-26
DISPATCHES FROM ABROAD

National Associated Press to the Star.
LONDON, March 28.-The statement
that the Government on Friday night
agreed to an adjournment OF the debate
in the House of Commons, on Mr.. Faw.
cetrs motion, relative to the Eastern
question, was an error. Tae House ad.
lourned without action on Mr.. Faw-
cett's motion, aud it thereby was lost.
THE LOST STEAMER RUMoR.
No confirmation has been received OF
the special dispatch from odessa OF the
laden with arms and ammunition from
New Haven to Constantinople.
NUMBERING THE HERZEGovINIANs.
A SPECIAL dispatch from Ragusa say 8
that band OF Bashi- BazJuks plum
Tered and burned the village OF
Otchioevo in Herzegovina and mur-
dered number of inhabitants. 1t is re-
ported that another village shared the
same fate.
THE EASTERN SITUATION.
LONDON, March 26.--The non.settle-
ment OF the Eastern question has cause d
feeling OF disappointment. The Pail
Mall Gazette, in an article ON "Sus-
pense," says: "Although it would be
unwise to abandon hope even in the
present desperate circumstances, much
of the hope OF the past week was bar
sned by The palpable illusions which to-
day disappear"
1t must be acknowledged that the
prospect is as gloomy as at any time
during the year past. Certain institu-
ions are brought to unite distinct OPP
position. Unless one gives way Ru,-
ian.Turkey war can not longer be de-
layed. Inc Anglo-Russian negotiations
are at complete standstilll IN Berlin.
1t is reported that The Emperor Will
lam is still endeavoring TO accom- mplish
an understanding between England al
Russia, but mis- hope in the avoidance Of
war decreases. Gortschakoff's retir .
neut is again asserted as about to take
place.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-03-26
STAR.BEAMS.

Murphy thinks he can sleigh Cutter.
Spring-time has come, gentle Annie.
A net to ensnare hearts-a handsome
brC-aette.
Solicitors OF Life Companies have
great deal Of assurance.
Both Mayoralty candidates are now
cultivating that Reis-field.
CaIdwel.'s Public Works so far have
been good. He has certainly earned his
Board.
Fred. D. Mussey, OF the Commercial
is a journalist by nature, and poet by
instinct.
When Harvey Randall was slauga-
tereI, there was no one there to mOurn
for Logan.
Money didn't make the Mayor 20, bnt
1t had something to do with the speed c1
the Gutter.
Members OF the stock company OF
standard playhouse are never sent 20
the Work-house.
The Davenport Clubs new star, Miss
Ella, Burns with enthu siasm Tor her
chosen profession.
The Bard of Hamilton County is Avon
hard time with his little Bill ia the
General Assembly.
II the Republican candidate for Police
Judge Is elected, many prisoners visa
get out on Straub bail.
| II Henry is elected he promises to aI-
low no municipal rats to Kn0rr their
way into the City Treasury.
The withdrawal from editional bar-
ness OF DR.. Fred. Anderson is Heraid-ed.
Kenney stay out2 that's the question.
| That raid on the "Sun" saloon Satur-
day night was scale-y affair. Ladders,
hope it was will prove more successful
next time.
The days are fast approaching wien
the image vendor calls on your wife and
after a little parleY goes away carrying
OF your best clothes.
Ben. shott's hopes were killed Tor
want of ammunition. "Where canister
'round," said Ben, sand get few more
votesW Alasl there WASN'T a shot in
his locker. As he is politically defunct,
let him wear grape.
"Sour milk jewelry is the freshest
Boston fancy" 1t is quite she cheese"
But being made out OF sour milk it cHa
hardly be called a "fresR' fancy. Il mas
oc.curd to Us that the tohey to wear
trinkets OF this kind would be on the
breast, as symbol of the 'milk Of hu-
man kindness" within. Cincinnatians
will not adopt the fancy just Jet.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-03-26
LOCAL PERSONALS.

Mr.. Thos. 7. Eckert, President OF the
Atlantic & Pacific Telegraph Company,
is in the city.
G. w. Long is the Democratic candi-
dale in the Ninth Ward. The name was
printed wrong in this paper Saturday.
Jacob Gardner, Esq, is the candidate
stead of Mr. Haggerty, as erroneousiy
announced.
Among the arrivals at the Walnut
street House are j. I'll. Ebert, OF l. aKiisS-
ton, KY; W. b. Johnstone aud E. r.
Waters, Of Pittsbnrg; Chas. K. Hoge, OF
Stanton, Va, and X. Bisset, OF Mays
vile.
Mr.. Robert R. Quinn, candidate for
Alderman in the Nineteenth Ward. Is
one Of the old wheei-horses in that part
of the city. He is large property-hoId-
er, knows every foot OF groun0 and ca
cry man in the ward, and has plenty OF
time to devote to it.
Gen. Grant and Commodore Amuaea
are in the city, the guests OF Hon. WASH
ington Mclean, at the southeast corner
OF Fourth and Lawrence streets. They
will be given reception next Thursday
evening by the. Queen City Club, afser
which they will visit Brown County,
their old homes.
A great many Of our German fellow
citizens are under the impression that
the Col. Moore, Republican candidate
for the Mayoralty, Is the Col. Moore wbo
commanded the old Twenty eighth Oat0
Regiment during the war. This, Of
course, is mistake. August Moore. Of
the Twenty-eighth Ohio, is the tatheF-an-
law OF Gen. GOdfrey Wellzel.
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LATEST LOCAL.

THE following thieves have been as
charged from the Work-house: Larry
Tiemans, e. b. Sargent, VIM. " omltn
and John Kelley.
d. II. CASH and r. T. Edwards, detec-
tives from indianapolis, are III the city
in search of the robbers who lately
robbed bank at indianapolis, of$24, 600.
They succeeded this morning in captu :
ing one Of them at No, l07 Canal street.
The Excelsior Butlding Association
fled articles of Incorporation to-day.
Capital stock $2,125, 600, divided into
shares OF $425 each. The incorporators
are J. Anton Lame, Andy Bieu, Mich
Lorenz, Anton Kunz and Frank d.
GrOte.
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Ex-President Grant on 'Chang,

Ex-President U. 5. Grant, escorted by
a deputation of citizens headed by Mr.
Wash. Mclean, visited the Chamber Of
Commerce and was formally presented
on change to-day by President Eggles-
ton.
His appearance created considerable
enthusiasm on the floor. On being in
trouuced he spoke very briefly, thanking
the members for the cordial recep-
tion and telling them now that he
was one Of them they would not find him
as bad as the newspapers six months
ago described him. He believed he had
passed through sixteen years Of as try
Ing an ordeal as any one had been called
upon to endure.
His remarks occupied not over three
minutes, and at the close he stepped
down and was introduced to the mer-
chants, one by one, and shook hands
with each as they passed out.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-03-26
The following pay rolls were approved
Joe Sing,s Nlelican wife.

Chinaman Joe Sing, shortly after IA
O'Clock Sunday morning, was found ia
front OF No. Sc Abigail street, yelling Tor
the police.
Sergeant WOebber came along and
found Joe with hat and L lads 1pa. =
back" K
It Seems that Joe's wife, Sarah Brow.
had left him about two weeks ago a..G
refused to live longer with her liege
lord. Joe told Wo1b3er that there was
a man in his Room, and that he waufea
him out.
He made too much noise, however,
and was taken TO the Bremen-strenk
Station on charge OF disorleriY oUR-
duct. In the Police Court this morning
he was advised 10 keep away from ;
wife in the future, as sne did not wans
to live With hin. Joe sai.l "alel,ean 4 Il
no .count" and was dismissed.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-03-26
BOARD OF PCBLIC WORKS,
Business Transacted by the Rsasa
This Morning.

The Board met in regular session,
all the members present and President
Bell in the chair.
On, motion the Assistant Supervisor OF
the Twenty fifth District was directed
to receive proposals for the proper draft
age Of Dorrmann street and C0ierala
Pike, and report the same to this Board.
The following was adopted, on matioo
of Mr.. Foote:
"Resolved, That the Clerk be in
structed to advertise for proposals for
furnishing the necessary material and
work for masonry, broken stone, grading
and drainage for building the Kemper
Lane bridge for a period Ut two week,
in accordance with the specifications Oa
file in this Office"
On motion, The clerk was directed to
advertise for proposals for the improve
ment OF Stofer street from Columbia
avenue to Goodman street, Mulberry
street from Main TO Sycamore slre=I.
Mangold alley from Mclean avenue o
Dayton street, in accordance with The
ordinance.
4
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Military Convention.
ADJUTANT GENERALS OFFICE,
[ OLUMBuS. O. March 70. A. ID. IS7'

ADJUTANT GENERALS OFFICE,
COLUMBUS, o., March 70, A. ID. 1877.
To the Officers o. the y. N. G.:
Having been requested to fix date
for the assembling OF the proposed Con.
vention of Officers OF the o. N. G.,
hereby designate Wednesday, the 4 b
day Of April A. ID. 1877, as that date.
The Convention will be called to order
in the City Hall, this city, at 2 O'Clock
p. N.
For reasons that are apparent, the
Convention should be largely attended,
and every organization fully repre-
sented. Officers are expected to attend
the sessions in Uniform, using their own
taste as to whether they wear the dress
or fatigue uniform, or part OF both,
The Convention will consider and dis
cuss whatever SUBJECTS the officers
present may regard of most Importance.
Very respectfully,
n CHARLES W. kARR,
Adjutant General, ONO.
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Announcements.

Meeting of the Workingmens Party,
at 'Robinsous Opera-house tonight.
At St. Paups NJ. e. Church this eve
ming, Professor j. Z. Randolph, Of Dam
vile, kentucky, will lecture on para
doxes in Mathematics"
The Calocagathean Dramatic Club
will give an entertainment on Easter
Monday, putting on the stage tine cast
of characters in Henry W." (Shake-
speare.) The "Bachelor in Trouble" is
the concluding piece.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-03-26

National Associated Press to the Star.
INDIANAPOLIS, March 26.-Consider-
able excitement is created by the an
nouncement that r. 7. Taylor, the de-
taulting cashier of the Franklin
Bank, who was taken to the Insane Asy-
lum, escaped from that institution last
night, by forcing the iron fastenngs OF
one of the upper windows. Up to this
time there is no clue to his whereabouts,
anu the impression prevails that he was
assisted from the outside.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-03-26
NEWS FROM THE METROPOLIS
The Storm.
National Associated Press to the Star.

National Associated Press to the Star.
NEW YORK. March 26.-A severe
wind and rain storm prevailed
here all night. The fall Of rain
has been heavy, and the velocity of the
wind at times was terrible. The wealth.
this morning is cold. The storm prom
ises to continue through the day, and the
wind still bows violently.
New Men in the Old Ring.
The Tribune says, regarding the
Tweed Ring cases, that Tweed Will be
released on Thursday next, and
Sweeney is arranging to make restitu.
ton. Important evidence, furnished BY
Woodward and Ingersoll, has been CON-
tirmed by Tweed by documentary proof
III the shape Of cancelled checks against
scores of others implicated in the frauds
in all parts Of the State, some of whom
now hold high offices OF honor and trust,
and suits to recover are to be institute q
against all those persons.
The persons implicated In the strong.
est terms are Peter Is. Sweeney, who
has agreed to restore what he can, and
A. Oakley Hall, who has probably sailed
for Europe to avoid the consequences Of
rearrest and Imprisonment. Halls
friends believe no case can be made out
against him. The evidence furnished
by Woodward shows between forty and
fifty persons involved In the ring frauds,
nearly all of whom are still alive, and
OF whom it was not previously known
that they were in any way connected
with Tweed's manipulatiOns.
The Missing Ex-MayOr.
Theories to account tor the unex.
planned and prolonged absence OF Ex-
Mayor Hall, are still growing in number
and variation. 1t is no eXaggeration tO
say, that since the Brooklyn Theater
disaster, nothing has been so generally
talked about as the disappearance OF
Mr.. Hall. The theme Is on every tongue
and as there are almost no facts to sup.
port any theory that may be offered,
speculation is free to roam at large. Tne
general opinion seems to he that Hall
has gone to Europe.
The theories of suicide or foul play are
both generally secuted, theIe being no
evidence TO support either. Diligent in.
uuiries among The intimate friends Of
the Ex-M Mayor fails to exhibit anything
new as to his whereabouts. All clues
that have been advanced have been
prosecuted to conclusion. Among the
dramatic profession the opinion obtains
ground that Mr.. Hall sailed for
Europe on the steamer Britain
mia on Saturday morning.
The Kentucky Lottery.
1t is understood that q private moot.
ing OF persons interested in the lottery
business, VAS held at the Hoffman House
or the purpose Of raising funds TO op.
l,ose The action before Tho Kantucky
Legislature for the Suppression Of tho
kentucky state lottery.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-03-26
Spotted Tail Means Peace.

Natiocal Associated Press to the Star.
CHICAGO, March ga dispatch from
the Red Cloud Agency, received this
morning at General Sheridan's head
quarters, says Spotted Tail
mas been heard from, and that
he was going on to CON-
plete his mission of peace to the hos
tile tribes. He had been delayed by
bad weather and the poor condition OF
his horses.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-03-26
Probate Court

The will OF Thos. Wright was admitted
10 probate. John E. Wright was ar.
pointed executor. Personally $4,000;
realty $4,000.
Washington L. sloop was appointed
executor of Jacob Sloop. Personally
5000; realty $1,000.
The will OF Elizabeth Hol der was also
probated.
VIM. j. Wakefield was appointed ad.
ministrator of VIM. Wakefield Cd
Raphael) Personally 81, $50; realty $500
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-03-26
hotels.
Edition
THE LATEST
The Cabinet.
| Associated Press to the Star.

National Associated Press to the Star.
WASHINGTON, March &.-The Cabinet
to-day continued the discussion OF Sat-
urday in regard to the organization OF
the Civil Service. The doubts OF ability
to perfect the Commission with suitab G
persons seem to grow, and it is not 80
sure now but that 1t will be necessary
to adopt another plan OF settlement.
Ip regard to Civil Service it has been
found difficult to harmonize a service
ignoring political influence, and at the
same Time to keep up party organiza'
ton. 1t is possible that a medium
course will be adopted.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-03-26
Marrlaxe LIcenses.

The following marriage licenses were
issued since our last report:
Henry CLANCY and Rosa Mayhew.
JIG. Nevis and Lizzie j. Toph.
Wilson Rento and Katie Whitehead.
Frank Lucietto and Mary Eatensole.
Frank Carlyle and Maud Henderson
Geo. HartunR and Anna Schroeder.
VIM. S. Sohn and Magdelena Jung.
j. z. Riggs and Roche Ernst.
j, w, Movers am Mary Il. WaIch,
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-03-26
The Registered Bond Fraud.

National Associated Press to the star.
WASHINGTON, March 26 The COM
mlttee Investigating the registered bond
interest fraud have completed their Ia
bors, and will lay their report before
Secretary Sherman to-day.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-03-26
ADJUSTMENTS.
GRAND OPERA-HOUSE.

A Positive and Decided Novelty.
TOmaSi's Grand Juvenile Eng
Opera Company,
For Six Nights and Four Matlnees. THIS
EVENING, the charming Comic Opera, com
plete in three acts, CRISPlNO i La COM
all the original music, magnificent dresses, a
complete Chorus and Grand Orchestra. Con-
ductor, a. Tomasi, from the Academy OF Mu-
sic, New York.
Matinee every day, commencing Wednesday,
March 28.
Monday, April q Evangeline Burlesque
Company, including MISS ELIZA WEATH'
LR5BI and full Company.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-03-26
POLITICAL.

VNTORKINGMEN'S MEETINGS - Second
w Ward will meet at Henry Fasse's Hall
on Wednesday night Good speakers will be
present. Fourteenth Ward will meet at south
west corner OF Central avenue and Findlay
street. Turn out. workingmen, and all that
W,Juld hear the truth IL
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-03-26
Decenaed.

National Associated Press to the Star.
PHILADELPHIA, March 26.-Judge J.
T. Pratt, OF the Quarter Sessions Court
OF this city, died this morning. Ho na,l
been LII some limo past with consump-
ltlon,
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ABSTRACTS.
ABSTRACTS OF TITLE
INSURANCE STATEMENT.
STATE OF OHIO, INSURANCE DEPARTMENT
COLUMBUS, January 30, 1877.

STATE OF OHIO, INSURANCE DEPARTMENT.
COLUMBUS, January 3O, 1871
Whereas, the FANEUIL HALL INSUR-
ANCE COMPANY, located at Boston, in the
State OF Massachusetts,, has flied in this Office
sworn statement, by the proper officers thereof,
showing its condition and business, and has
complied in all respects with the laws of this
State relating to Fire Insurance Companies,
incorporated DY other States of the United
States.
Now, therefore, in pursuance of law, l.,
WILLIAM ID. HILL, Super intendent Of
Insurance of the State of Ohio, do hereby
certify, that said Company is authorized to
transact its appropriate business of Fire
Insurance in this state. in accordance with
law, during the current year. The con-
dition and business of said Company at the
date Of such statement December 81, 1876 is
shown as follows:
Aggregate amount Of available As oo, =,
sets ........... ............... Sol9,5OS Al
Aggregate amount Of Liabilities,
Except capital), including re-
insurance. .................,...... 1l7,635 So
Net Assets s......,............. 402, ,266 81
Amount of actual paid up Capital. 100000 10
Surplus. us..................... 1926 81
cash ......................... 1856, $40 a
Amount @ Of Expenditures for the
year in caSn. ........... .....,..... S5l,Ibo 10
In witness whereof, have hereunto subscribed
my name, and cause The Seal Of my office
to be affixed the day and year above
[SEAL.] WIN. u. HILL, Superintendent.
CHAS. BONSALL & SON, No. II w.
Third street, Agents at Cincin-
natl, Ohio.
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WOODS THEATER.

B. MACAULEY..... Manager.
Every evening during the week. and Wed.
nesday and Saturday Matnees, the justly cele.
brated EMERSON'S MINSTRELS in refined
programme.
Next week-"Forbidden Fruit" mh26-tf
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-03-26
FOR SALE.

NOR SALE-LOT-On Auburn street, Mt.
T Auburn, rs or ~ by 1888 feet Address b.,
Box 3S6. 23-4U
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TOR SALE-GALVANICB BEL1S-One dol
II lar; Drug Store, southwest corner Filth and
Vine streets. mhl2- -1OtM, W&F*