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CEN 7 AUR
L|N|MENTS,

The lame can be healed and the vop,,..
made whole. We now know just wssI
the Centaur Liniment will do. They ~,
not mend broken bones or cure Cans...'
but they will extract soreness, allay ns,,
flesh, bone and muscle ailments than an,
article ever before discovered. -!
Scientific skill cannot 20 beyond ~.
effects of these remarkable prepsni,osS.s
Chronic Rheumatism OF many yss,'
standing, Neuralgia, Weak. Back, Tsv,,
Sores, WEEPING n tneWs, Sciatica. Cstu,'
Breasts, Distorted joints and Sprsins.
Limbs OF the worst kind are cured by IA.
White Centaur Liniment.
1t will destroy the pain and heal with.
1t will extract the poison OF Bites ~
Stings, and the frost nom Frozen Linz
II Is very efficacious for Ear.ache, TooN
Mr.. Josiah Westake, OF Mafysyille. O
writes:
"For years my Rheumatism has been :.
bad that have been unable TO stir iror
the house. The first three bottles IF Ca
taur Liniment enabled me TO walk win.
out my crutches. am mending rapdJr
/ think your Liniment simply n maryel;
Z. II. Bennett, Druggist, kock Prairi,
Mo-, says:
"Ceniaur Liniment sells better and viva,
the best satisfaction OF anything In N,
Market
What the Centaur Liniment has don.
for 9th ers IL will do for you II is hapdT
II is reliable, and It is cheap
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PUBLIC SALE


The undersigned executors, under the
will of samuel Oldham. deceased, will
offer al public sale, ON the premises, on
WEDNESDAY the Dist day ofFEBKUARY
1877, commencing said sale at 10 o'clock A.
NJ, the home farm OF the late Samuel Old
ham, deceased, situated in Ohio county,
about y niles north OF the town Of West
Union commonly called Haneytown,)
and about the same distance south OF the
Roney's Point and West Union turnpike,
containing 1871 acres.
This farm Is In excellent conditi On aud
well improved. Upon ii is good two
story frame house, with the necessary out
buildings; large and convenient barn
and stable, and an chsrd containing
fruit trees OF the best selection.
Terms OF payment made known on the
day OF sale,
Additional Information will be given by
either one OF the Undersigned e1ecutors
JAMES II. OLDHAM,
JOHN VI. OLDHAM,
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LADIES fine side-lace, box-toe shoes, at
l.. V. BLoNDs, 1885 Main street.
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It you want a carpet at half price OF
to the closing out sale Of j. w. Ferrel,
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A HOUSE OF CORRECTION for juvenile
offenders is now being agitated.
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LOCAL INTELLIGENCE

Index 10 New Advertisements.
For Cincinnati-Steamer Courier.
For Rent-Dwellings.
Opening-Wheeling Female College.
Public Sale-Brick House.
Executrix' Notice.
Great Reduction-C. p. Brown.
Silverware-Turner IL Dillon.
Wiesel Musical Institute Soiree.
Rehearssl-Wiesel Musical Institute.
Second Ward Citizens Council Ticket.
Relief Without Doctor Local
Page.
Valentines-C Ii. Quimby.
Plumbers-Thompson i Hibberd.
Hamilton Opera House.
COLD weather.
"WHo got that watchT'
"ON HAND" tonight.
No Marriage licenses issued Saturday.
The Central Glass Works are running
only one furnace.
The Muldoon Marble Works will be
sold to-day.
OYSTER, judicial and watch stews are
in order.
MARDI GRAs day and st. Valentines
day. Next!
REMEMBER the concert at the Union
Restaurant this evening.
FREE concert to night at the Union
Restaurant.
The Ohio Glass Works ut Bellaire
start up to-day.
No transactions in real estate recorded
by the County Clerk Saturday.
"THE Ohio City nail works, Martins
Ferry, will start up tomorrow.
One of the uncertainties is that ladies
gold watch.
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LADIES box-toe button shoes for $500,
worth $500, at l.. V. BLoNDs.
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RICHNESS STAND FOR RENT

TIME STORE ROOM AND DWELLING,
No. 81 Twelfth street, now occupied by
J. +. Budke. Possession April |. 1876.
ENQUIRE of O'KANE & DIVINE.
dec5 lilo Main Street.
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ON THE ALERT.

The next day, however, Mr.. Thomp-
son made inquiries about the city as to
the substantially OF the parties by whom
he had been engaged, and not being sat-
listed with the information gained, APP
peared at the box office the next day,
and refused TO appear at the matinee IN.
less some guarantee was given that the
$500 would be paid him after the per-
Torrance on Saturday night. More
trouble here arose, and McClusky i
Laramie swore an attachment. on the
baggage of the Thompson party. in
order to hold them and prevent their
leaving the city, claiming damages from
Thompson for $500, over and above the
$500 due him for three entertainments,
for breach of contract. On learn
ing this, Thompson concluded to
give the matinee and night perform
ance as per contract, which he did, 1.-THE
watch not being drawn sfter the per-
formsuce, although We are informed it
it was no fault of either McClusky or
Laramie, who were placed under
arrest immediately after the perform
snre) Again there was trouble
sbou, the pay, and deciding to have
no further psrley about tie matter. with
McClusky i Laramie, Mr.. Stsnly,
Thompson's agent, swore out 8 warrant
Tor the embryonic showmen, chsrg ng
them with felony, and while McClusky
was settling up with Mr.. Hamilton
for the rent of the house, Officers
Bogsrd and Henry, came into the
Opera" and arrested him, escoriing him
to Squire Phillips office. Laramie had
10. vet been found, but some time after
Officer ST. Meyers came into the Squire's
office having him in custody.
When arrested Laramie was at the
Grant House acting As sentry over the
baggage Of the Snowman, but resigned
himself to his fate with quiet indiffer-
ence.
AT THE soUIRH's OFFICE
he scene was lively. In behalf OF the
rhomnson Marty. Nessrs. Crscraft and
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One of the uncertainties is that ladies
gold watch.
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rnrr sAhPLEs TO AGENTS. LADIEs
kkkk Combination Neeule-book, with
I'LL Cnromos- Send stamp. y. r. .6.uck
New Bedford. Mass. fehIp
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5000 AGENTS VIII he Ste sF6k z aoA
CHARLEY ROSS

Written by his father. A complete ac-
count OF This most Ny sterious Aodnctlon
and Exciting Search, with Fac-Simile
Letters and II 'ustrations. Outsells all
O her books. One agent took 50 orders in
one day. Terms liberal. Also Agents
wanted on our Magnificent Family Bibles
with invaluable Illustrated ADS ana
Superb Bindings. JOHN r.. POTTER q
CO, Publishers, Philadelphia. ia4b
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AT THE soUIRE's oFrICE

the scene was lively. In behalf OF the
Thompson party, Messrs. Cracrah and
Good appeared, and in behalf Of Lara
mie & McClu,ky, Aessrs. Taylor, Dsv-
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FOR RENT OR SALE.

THE DWELLING HOUSE NOW -
occupied by Mr.. bloomfield, on I"H
Chapline street. Possession given
April ], 1877. K. CRANGLE.
iul5
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"THE Ohio City nail works, Martins
Ferry, will start up tomorrow.
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No transactions in real estate recorded
by the County Clerk Saturday.
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In few days, Stanley arrived in the
city in advance of the company, and
called on Messrs. McClusky u Laramie
to complete the arrangements, in order
that the town might be properly billed,
and the following contract was accord
inyly entered into:
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The Ohio Glass Works at Bellaire
start up to-day.
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Laboratory OF j. b. Rose & 70,
~ DEFY ST. New YoRE,
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BY ALL DRUGGISTS EyEEnwHL-
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The city Of New Orleans VS.. Esta,e A. M

Buchanan same vs. same; same vs. same
same vs.. Widow A. III. Buchanan: same va
Widow NJ Buchanan; same ys A. IT, Nick.
SUPERToR DISTRICT COURT FOR THE
- parish Of Orleans Nos go 567. 90 ,0s3. g. 40
1923, 1880 and 1247-By virtue of six writs Of fer
facias, TO me directed by the honorable the Sn-
in the above entitled causes, for CITY taxes az
1884, 1875 and 1876 will proceed to sell at public
auction, at the Merchants and Auctionears' FIX
change. Royal street, between Canal and Gas
tomhouse streets, in the Second District OF this
city, on TUESDAY, August 8, 1877, at 10 O'Clock
m, the following described property. to Wit
l. 4 CERTAIN LOT OF GRoUND, situated in,
the Second District of this city, In square,
number one hundred and twenty-five. bounded
streets. designated as lot number five, measur-
Ing tWenty-six feet front ON Rampant street by
q CERTAIN LOT LOTT Of t GROUND t9i Situated
In the Third District Of this city, In square
number three hundred and eighty -one, bounded
by Esplanade, Kerlerec, Marais and ST. Claude.
streets, designated as lot number five, measur-
ing ninety feet front on Esplanade street by one
hand THRs en- TsHtysh set II G asetb
uated in the Third District, Of this city, in
square number ten hundred and thirty
seven bounded by GalyeZ, Onzaga Lapey-
rouze and Johnson streets, designated az
lots numbers nine, ten and eleven measuring
two hundred and thirteen feet front on Galyez
street by one hundred and seventeen feet in
depth.
Seized in the above SUITS.
Terms-Cash ON the spot.
THOMAS II. HANDY.
Civil Sheriff of the Parish Of Orleans.
iy7 II aug
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JUDICIAL ADVERTISEMENTS.
SHERIFF SALES.
The City Of New Orleans W.. Widow
John Egerton; same vs.. same; same VS..

The city Of New Orleans W.. widow
John Egerton same Vs. same; same VS..
GUPERIoR DISTRICT COURT FOR, THE
- parish of Orleans, Nos. rs g2b. ~ 204 and 1850
BY virtue Of three writs Of fleri facias, 70 me
Court for The parish of Orleans. Ia the above en-
titled causes for city taxes Of 1874 1875 and 1876.
will proceed to sell at public auction, ct the
street. between Canal and Customhouse streets,
In the Second District OF this city, on TpES-
DAY, August 2s, 1877. at ~ o'clock m the follow
ing des cEaT RSs'ReJtff cP GROUND situated
In the Sixth District Of this city, in square num-
Tehoapitouias re Jersey Bor sh and Lyon
streets. designated as lot number two, measqr-
ing sixty feet front on Tcaoupitoulas street by
one aa cEhTh H. PoRfoN OF GROUND stu
ated in the sixth District Of ths city. In square
e hundred and BY
designated as follows: Lots numbers one to
five each measuring thirty feet front on Camp
lots numbers twenty to twenty-fou each meas
nring thirty. feet front on Chestnut street by
one hundred and one feet in depth; lots num-
ing thirty-one feet trent on Robert street by one.
hundred GE aRa sY s sSn K dEsp 81 GROUND a
uaied in the sixth District of this city in
square number two hundred and sixty seven,
bounded by Camp. Chestnut. Austerlitz and
dred and forty iest front on CANT pV street.
one hundred feet In rear, by three hundred and
twelve feet in depth on one line and three hun
dred and twenty feet in depth on the otner line
4. A CERTAIN PORTION OF GROUND. sit
Uat6t 1t District of this ety Iii tttasfe
number. four hundred and sxty-six. bounded
by louisiana Avenue and 81. Denis, Dryades
and Toledano streets, designated as lots num-
bers twelve TO seventeen, each measuring thirty
feet front on Louisiana Avenue by one hun
dred and twenty, eight feet in depth.
Seized In the above suits.
TermS-Cas on the spot.
THOMAS III. HANDY
Civil Sheriff Of the Parish of Orleans
.rn1 on
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SUPERIOR DISTRICT COURT FOR THE
- parish Of Orleans, No. 81. Cosby virtue OF q
writ OF feri facias, to nee directed by the honor
able the Superior District court for the parish
taxes Of 1875, will proceed TO sell at public anc-
ton. at the Merchants and Auctioneers' Ex-
change. Royal street, between Canal and Gus
tomhouss streets in The Second District OF this
city. on TUESDAY. August 49, 1877. at II O'Clock
j. cERrAiN PORTION on liP dHoUNp, eft.
uated In the Fourth District OF this city, In
square number eighty-one. bounded by Chip
pewa, sixth. Annunciation and Washington
streets. designated as lots numbers one and
two. measuring ff y-seven feet front n Chip
pewa street by one hundred and twenty feet In
. a CERTAIN PORTION OF GROUND. Sit
uated Ia the Fourth District Of this city, in
square number eighty-two. bounded By
Seventh. Sixth, Annuneiation and Chippewa
streets, designated as lots numbers nine and
eleven, measuring ninety-seyen feet front on
Seventh street BY one hundred and twenty
seven feet in depth.
Seized In the above suit.
Terms-Ca h on the spot.
THOMAS III. HANDY.
Civil Sheriff OF the Parish Of Orleans.
ivo7 auo
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It,
Civil Sheriff OF the Parish Of Orleans.
jy27 aug 28
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The City Of New Orleans W. Hopkins

PIantaIlOn same w. same.
CUPERIOR DISTRICT COUNT FOR THE
> parish OF Orleans. Nos s6,g57 and 4603--
By virtue Of two writs OF feri facias. to me d.
rected by the honorable the Superior District
Court for the parish Of Orleans. in the above en-
titled causes, for city taxes Of 1876 and 1876,
will proceed to sell at public auction, at the
Merchants and Auctioneers' Exchange Royal
street. between Canal and CustomhoMse streets,
the se ss ,s71 y s cne s Guy On ha
described property, to wit
A CERTAIN ThACT OF LAND. on both
sides OF Hentilly Road, situated In the Third
District OF this city, In squares number twenty
five hundred and twenty two to twenty-five
hundred and thirty-fyc, designated as follows:
Lot number one measuring twenty-seyen ar
penis front on one sidc Of GENTLY Road by
eighteen arpents In depth lot number one
eide Of GENTLY Road by twenty arpents In.
depth.
aaized in the above suits.
Terms-Cash on the spot.
THOMAS Fl. HANDY,
Civil Sheriff OF the Parish Of Orleans.
1vl7 A.1g IA
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The City Of New Orleans ". l.. A. Four

SUPERIoR. DISTRICT COURT FOR THE
y parish OF Orleans. Nos. 81 428 and 1862
By virtue Of two writs Of fier facias. to me
directed by the honorable the Superior District
Court for the parish Of Orleans in the above en-
titled. causes, for city taxes. Of 1875 and 1876.
/ will proceed to sell ut public auction. ut the
Merchants and Auctioneers' Exchange. Royal
in the Second District OF this city ON TUES
DAY, August %, 1877, at IL o'clock m. the follow
ing described property, to wit
A CERTAIN POTION OF GROUND. situated
in the Sixth District OF this city in square num-
Der one hundred and seyenty-four, bounded by
Jena. Laurel and Constance streets and Napo-
leon Avenue, designated as follows: Lots NUM-
bers eighteen to twenty. one each measuring
thirty feet front on jena street by one hundred
andtwenty feet In depth lot number twenty two,
forming the corner OF jena and Laurel streets.
measuring thirty feet front on Jena street by one
hundred and twenty feet in depth ON Laurel
street.. lot number twenty-three measuring
thirty feet front ON Laurel street by one hum
dred and twenty feet In depth lot number
twenty-four measuring thirty feet front on
Laurel street by one hundred and eighty feet In
depth.
Re zed In the above suits
Terms-Cash on the spot.
THOMAS Fl. HANDY.
Civil Sheriff Of the Parish of Orleans.
iyo7 aug %
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The CITY Of New Orleans vs.. Yrs. Julia

FOfWelf: same V9. same. sumo vs.. bGme.
same vs. DIR. J. N Folweli
CUPERIOR DISTRICT COURT FOR THE
IS 42f-By virtue OF four writs of feri facias, 10
me directed by the honorable the Superior Dis
trict Court for the parish OF Orleans, In the
1875 and 1876 win proceed TO sell at public
auction, at the Merchants and Auctioneers Ex-
change. Royal street, between Canal and Gus
tomhouse streets, in the Second District OF this
city. on TUESDAY. August %, 1877, at 10 O'Clock
the f4pll9Wing de Gc 6s p4rnagsTsy to Wit
number two hundred and thirty five bounded BY
Carondelet, vt. Joseph. Baronne and Julia
streets designated as lot number SIX measur-
ing twenty-five feet front on Carondelet
street by one hundred and fifty feet in depth.
Seized in the above suits.
Terms-Casb ON tue spot.
THOMAS Fl. HANDY
Civil Sheriff Of the Parish of Orleans.
..n am
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It having reached the long ears Of the
"Mrs. r. B. Hayes Temperance ASS, -
Of Washington, that its patroness had
even taken glass Of wine at Nashville,
the Ass. appointed committee to in
vestigate the report. Mrs. Hayes bore
quite patiently the tantrums of this
same Ass. on the occasion Of the basket
of flowers sent by her to the schutzen-
fest, but, il she Ia the sort of woman she
Is represented to be, and has not lost all
her Kentucky qualities, she will be
quite apt to warm the wax in that COM
mittee's ears should they attempt q
repetition of their former impertinenoe.
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DEATH OF MR.. GEORGE JONAS.

The announcement Of the demise OF
Mr.. George Jonas comes to us with
very sad audiences. But few hours
since this much respected citizen bore
MI the appearance OF good health, and
though past his sixtieth year he sur
passed many much younger men in
elasticity OF step and in mental clear
mess and energy.
In the death Of Mr.. Jonas, which
lamentable event occurred yesterday
j, morning, our community has met with
= great loss. On Saturday Mr.. Jonas
was not only in the enjoyment of splen-
did health, but on being complimented
upon his appearance expressed him
self with much satisfaction to the effect
that he had never felt better. About 2
o'clock yesterday morning, feeling i'll,
he arose from his bed and had recourse
to bath, cold water being considered
by him panacea for all ailments.
It was while thus occupied that he
was struck with apoplexy, OF which he
died four hours later, although he re-
Ceived prompt medical attendance and
all the care that could be bestowed
upon him. For seventeen or eighteen
years Mr.. Jonas had been President OF
that sterling old institution, the Canal
Bank, including the trying period Of
the Butler regime, and it was by his
stern integrity, his shrewd business
qualities and his unfinching energy
that he preserved the high character of
the bank through the trying ordeal
which the war and its consequences
brought to all our financial institu-
tions.
.as vacancy which his sudden demise
has created will be filled with difficulty.
A devoted husband and fond father,
his loss will be an irreparable one to his
bereaved family, to whom we extend
our most sincere sympathy.
The funeral will take place this even
Ing at half-past o'clock, from the late
residence OF the deceased, corner OF st.
Charles Avenue and st. Mary street.
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In the New Jersey Republican con-
vention Gen. Fitzpatrick eliminated a
paroxysmal burst of denunciation Of
Gen. Mcclellan by calling him "car-
pet-bagger." The vocabulary Of epithet
was exhausted with that term of oppro-
brium, and yet, II we remember Alright,
this is the gentleman who 80 strenuous
ly urged "the bloody shirt and money!
as the only things that would save
Indiana. The General has suffered a
"sea-change, rich and strange" in his
opinion Of ''carpet- baggers" since then.
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Every known interest is fully repre-
sented among the newspapers Of this
country. Not to speak Of the religious,
agricultural, sporting, financial, musical
and fashion papers, each trade, bust
ness or interest thinks it must have
an organ. Temperance, freemasonry,
communism, odd fellowship, woman
suffrage have their representatives
among the press, as we'll as every known
subdivision of religious sect. Besides
these, the brewers, tobacco men, mill
lers, miners, builders, carriage makers,
leather men, cabinet makers, photo
graphers. engineers, sewing machine
men, carpet men, chemists, gasmen,
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Alex. Stephens is an ardent friend Of
Mr.. Hayes, and intends to support his
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS there is one thing
more for him to do before the Southern
policy is made q perfect success and the
era OF millennium inaugurated, and that
Ia to appoint Herschel v. johnson to
the vacancy on the Supreme bench. III
this Is not done the world Is liable to
prove hollow, and Alex may be a nun.
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Should the temporary chairman of a
Democratic convention allude to Secre-
fary Evarts as "demagogue" and
%trickster." and Postmaster General
Key as q political Pecksniff," it would
raise clamor throughout the whole
md and be pointed to as an atrocious
Dkrbarity and conclusive proof of total
depravity; and IL that man had imme.
diately after such speech been made
permanent chairman 1t would have been
denounced as brutal insult to the Ad-
ministration. Yet, when such q thing
happened at a Republican convention
the other day, nothing was thought of
1t. TWAS an airing OF the family linen,
and outsiders were expected to shut
their eyes.
But Mr.. Plat was not the only one
who INDUCED in this outspoken candor.
There was q perfect deiuge of epithet,
which was contributed to very generally
and with rare liberality. OF these gentle
amenities the Herald humorously oh.
serves:
In the course of the gentle and joyous
passage Of arms at Rochester yesterday
there was not merely shower but flood of
Gpithets, kind of equinoetiai storm; dema-
gogae, trickster. Pecksniff. men milliners,
daetaati, carpet knights. hypocrites, wolves
in Sleeps clothing, inordinate vanity, disap-
pointed ambition, blasted hopes and 50 on to
the end of long chapter or a small volume,
being passed around as at country parties
\ey pass Ice cream.
Q-day considerable number OF Infatuated
sts will be wiping the rotten eggs from
aces, getting their clothes brushed and
AROUND to see il anybody dares to
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The New York Times says: "There
was good deal too much Of Conkling
at Rochester" Wouldn't be surprised
IL Mr.. George VIM. Curtis shared in
athem sentiments"
But the way the Times tells the truth
aboutits old friends and allies will make
Tweed 30 ashamed Of his little scandals
about his old comrades that he will
never open his mouth again.
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Conkling, in his Rochester speech,
alluded to Harpers' Weekly, as "the
journal made famous by the pencil OF
Mast" Yet he was replying to George
VIM. Curtis. This was the unkindest
Cut Of all.
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jewelers.. crockery men, lumber men.
apothecaries and manufacturers, and
even confectioners, have ell of them
papers to write up and defend their
various interests.
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DIED.

JONAS-On Sunday, September 30, George
Jonas, in the sixty-third year of his age.
The funeral will take place from his late resi-
denee. corner Of st. Charles and st. Mary
streets, Monday. October /. at $3.50 .. m. The
friends Of the family are respectfully invited to
attend.