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coming session, there Will DO vigorous effort, IN
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part Of these sections to reduce tho tax on whisky
md tobacco and, As an Offset to hs, thcJ propose
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Cntisnum Envelty Theatre.
Clark street, oppoaIte Court House. ''NasonEy Ex
posed Afternoon and evening.
, 1877-12-25

Tbs Berlin correspondent OF the Loudon
Tina gives soma very Interesting PARTICULARS Of
the organization Of the PEusaian Lpwer HouAss
, 1877-12-25

Randolph street, between Clark and ftsas!c
Engagement Of Joreph Murphy. "EeFgy Cow AZ
terno0n md cYen[uK.
, 1877-12-25


C1nrk Etrcet, opposite tho Sherman House. Cal1en
des's GcofRta MtnStrets Afternoon and evening.
, 1877-12-25

n1nFichcr'a Thcatfe.
MadIson tttrct. between StAt1 and neAroorn.
"Deauty md tho rtast," and ''stmpsun Co." A.
ttfupvp and excu!uR.
, 1877-12-25

IJnvcflyse Tlenrfc.
Monroe street, cornrr If Dearborn. EnKlFement of
Rosa EJttngc. "AAtonJ and Cleopatra" AftsEnoon
and evening.
, 1877-12-25

ATTENTION CIGAR -Thtrn
gin 10 lEcetinR an Thnrsday r 3S'ctovk p M. p.
into Consideration tho nto rnl!nG nf tha Cotlsoncr
Of Internal IsetEnuu. uy tho Committee.
, 1877-12-25

CLEVELAND LnnHE. NO. iii, 4. F.. a; NJ
Member are hereby notified to hn ut their h.ll nn
tend tIc funeral og our isto lroher pa!d lewia.
Dark clothing bhond bs ~orn Cars 10 1losth1l teDls
cfEIf.
, 1877-12-25

The reform element in the County Board
met with two defeats yesterday. 4 report
If the Finance Committee, In favor of. abol-
ishing tho Office Of Attorney in the lower
courts and Of reducing the salary Of tbs
County Attorney to 5000, waa lost by a
voto Of 8 to G, Commissioners MErZn and
F1rzoEnA1D voting with the old
crowl' ngainat two measures Of econ.
omy TINT ought to be enforced; and
a resolution offered by Commissioner
DunE1Ho, proposing m investigation Of the
Court-uonse p1ans, with view to determin-
Ing upon such changes in tho interior
arrangements ns might DO found necessary,
WAS lost By tic vote. Tho certainty that
such m Investigation would expose some Of
tho frauds perpetrated In the building Of tho
CourLlfouse WINS sufficient to receive tile
solid opposition Of tho told crowd"
The daily gazette., 1877-03-01
MERIT RECOGNIZED.

.Benson's Capcine Porous Piasters reeeiv
ed the highest and only award of merit q
the Philadelphia Exposition, over all arti-
cles OF like character, proving by the high
est medical authority In the world, that
they are greatly superior to ordinary porous
plasters, and not a patent medicine-as no
nostrums were allowed to be exhibited
there. Benson's Capcine Porous Plaster Is
positively the best external remedy ever
devised They relieve pain at once, and
cure where other porous piasters only re-
lieve after long use. Over three thousand
physicians now recommend their use ; and
they are sold by druggists verywhere.-
Price % cents.
IMPORTANT TO EVERY HOUSEHOLD
"Improvement" is the watchword of the
hour Its development and re-development
Is the ambition OF every true American
Porous plasters were invented in 1S45. For
thirty years their composition remained un-
improved, until Benson's Capcine Porous
Plasters were. invented. They differ from
all others in their greater medical activity.
1hey UW cure disease IN q JesU hours that other
porous plasters, hniments or compounds
require days and weeks OF continuous wear
and use TO simply relieve. They are supe-
rior to electricity and more powerful. 1t ID
not o nostrum. They are endorsed by ovel
three thousand physicians and druggists o.
meeting great want q remedy for exter-
nal diseases which relieves instantly and
cures quicker than any known medicine. =
Try them and you will not bo deceived
Purely vegetable. Price rs cents.
nov16eodkv
The daily gazette., 1877-03-01
HAYESS CABINET.
SOME OF THE MEN WHO CAN HAVE Posi-
ATIoNs THERE IF THEY DESIRE THEN.

SOME OF THE MEN WHO CAN HAVE POSI-
ArIoNs THERE IF THEY DESIRE rnEN. n
WASHINGTON, Feb. 2.-There are
many rumors about Hayes's Cabinet, but
something can be affirmed with positive
ness. If John Sherman wants the posi-
tien he will be made Secretary of the
Treasury. If a Southern Democrat, like
Lamar or Hancock, will accept q. Cabinet
position, either of them viii be gladly
accepted by Hayes. 1t Is by no means
certain that Mr.. Evarts can have the
State Department. Senator Conkling is
antagonizing him, and Mr.. Hayes does
not want at the very outset of his Admin
istration to antagonize so strong man
as Mr.. Conkhng.If Eugene Hale is made
Secretary Of the Navy 1t will be.simply to
cblige Zach Chandler and to appear not
to antagonize Mr.. Blaine. However,
sense representative of Blaine. The
Administration of Hayes will be hostile
to Blaine from beginningto end. If John
Sherman does not accept the Treasury
Department Stanley Matthews will be
Attorney General. If Sherman does ac-
cept, McCrary of Iowa will be Attorney
General. In my opinion Sherman will
accept, and his successor in the Senate
has been determined upon. Neither La
mar nor Hancock will accept Cabinet
position from Hayes, and there will be
tive Southern man who will accept This
however, is the desire of Hayes as he ex-
pressed it in q letter written to William
A: Wheeler, the contents of which have
been pretty freely circulated here in the
past rev days. In this same letter Hayes
Indicates his purpose to recognize both
the Nichols and Hampton Governments.
The daily gazette., 1877-03-01

ing the treasure. Crouching among the
bushes some yards of, Ibade the girl
hasten. 'i'i'"f sf'tW ni-- Ilif.
/ Scarcely had she gone, when q noise in
the house attracted my attention. My
flight with the jewels was discovered. My
heart stood still and the blood in every
vein turned cold. With Jenkins there
were three of them. Through the dark
ness, I saw they were beating and search
ing the bushes. They had guessed we
could not carry the box far, and evil
IDENTIFY were in hopes of finding it before
help came. aln eu 81 q.a-.3.It.-o. u.
Twice, thrice, they approached so near
to where was, that my hair stood on
end. The fourth time It was jenkins
himself-I knew him despite his Grape
mask-that drew aside the branches and
discovered me. i" 4o@ 'HiA r1"
With cry, 1 endeavored to fly; but
the burglars instantly secured me. Hard
ly can describe the scene that followed,
It makes my skin now creep with horror.
They looked for the box, and not finding
IL, with awful oaths and threats; bade me
say where 1t was. My only reply was to
shriek aloud, until they checked me by
blows, and finally by placing pistol at
my head. / implored mercy |; but re-
mained firm. l felt my senses leaving
me; they, too saw it, and twisting my
arms, to create exquisite torture aroused
me. At last one exclaimed, SIT won't do
to fire. It'll bring others upon us. Gag
her, and take her along to the Lake !"
The daily gazette., 1877-03-01
the Meanest Man in An.erica

From the Philadelphia Chronicle.
1t is singular that William II. Van
derbilt, to whom mis- father bequeath-
ed an estate amounting to sixty or
eighty millions of dollars-the largest
sum by far ever given to any human
beng in this country. should refuse to
do the fair thing by his sisters and
brothers. II he had spark Of genero-
sity In his composition, he would
gladly avail himself of the opportuni-
ty afforded him for showing to the
world that he valued his immense pos
sessions, not for their own sake mere
ly, but as something confided to his
care with which to do the just thing
by his relatives, and confer blessings
upon thousands of others. All this
he could do withous appreciably les
sening his vast possessions. He could
devote, if necessary, fifty millions to
the purposes named, and yet have
left millions more than he would ever
require. His refusal to make some
thing like fair division of his fathers
estate among his brothers and sisters.
argues selfish, graspiDg disposition,
and deprives of a large portion OF the
respect and influence which, under
mere generous course, the world
would accord to him.
The daily gazette., 1877-03-01

Not long after the stealing of Charley
Ross, little son of Henry Dochmucler
ofSt. Louis, was stolen. The father had
but little property and was unable to pay
the expenses of an extensive search: but
he shrewdly hit upon plan for accom-
plshing the object effectually. He read
the newspaper carefully, and whenever
he saw an account of the finding of a
supposed Charley Ross he sent to learn
ifthe boy was not his lost one. At length
two years after the kidnapping hesaw an
account of stray boy in illinois, and, on
going there, he found what he had been
so long in search of. The child's hair had
been dyed, and he had changed much
through sickness and deprivation, but
there was no doubt as to the identity
He had been stolen by wandering beg
gars, who had made his pretty face profit
able in exciting sympathy. The father is
now prosecuting the supposed kidnap-
'perS. 1f.'r.
The daily gazette., 1877-03-01
P1CKARD,S WOULD-BE ASSASSIN

WASHINGTON, February 28.-Judge
Kelley sent the following telegram to-day
addressed Governor Packard, New Or
leans, louisiana: "I know Weldon and
his family thoroughly. He is incapable
of deli berate crime. Do not let him be
punished for lunacy. His pardon by you
would be an act of magnanimity that
would repel ton thousand slanders." The
Judge says privately thar he has known
the family OF Weldon for several years,
as they live near him in. West Philadel-
phla. He speaks warmly of the youths
fathers worth and the lovely character
of his sister. The gentleman is now in
New Orleans interceding in his sons be-
half. The idea of telegraphing to Pack
ard and not Nichols did not spring from
partisan considerations, but from policy.
Packard being the aggrievedparty, could
with good grace pardon the criminal, but
Nichols would hesitate and probably re-
fuse because of the fear that his motives
would be impugned.
The daily gazette., 1877-03-01

Colonel Burke, who represents the
Nichols Government in Washington,
saws there has been no bargain be-
tween that Government and the Re-
publican authorities respecting the
election of United States Senator.
The friends of louisiana, he says,
have received satisfactory assurances
that the Nichols Government will
not be interfered with by Mr.. Hayes.
He also says "the announcement of
the Presidents Intention to withdraw
the troops from Packard's support was
independent of any agreement, and
simply in accordance with his we'll
known views"
The misfortune is that no body can
place any confidence in what Grant
does say. He says one thing to-day,
and tomorrow another To day he is
white, tomorrow black.
The daily gazette., 1877-03-01

BARGAINS ,,.. ,,
Minus WM. Is. SHARP
4th and MaIkei
The daily gazette., 1877-03-01
EPILEPSY OR FITS.

~ SAMARITAN NERyINE, the reat
- Nerve Conqueror, cures Epileptic Fits,
Conyuislons, Spasms, St. Vitus Dance and
ali nervous diseases the only known pos 10
haen tested by thousands and has never
been known to fail in single case: Inclose
stamp for circulars, giving evidence OF
cures. Trial package free, fiease q glEe ad
iaipas Also send names and address of all
persons subject TO Epileptlc Fits,
Address, DIR. s. A. RICHMOND
ianed&wiy Box. 74l, st. Josephs. Mo.
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Mrs. Henry Ward Beecher
sUARURY Il JOHNSON,
lhe difference.

10 Barclay Bros, win supply trade in
JulrO,
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TAIs rArER Is ON TILE WITH

4 Tender Fathtr.--Th latest kentucky
romance is thus epitomized by the Louis
vile Courier.Journal; "Isaac Dalton and
wife, OF Ballard county, separated, she
taking an only child, Alittle girl OF eight
summers, and mule, their only live stock
Last week he brought suii for the posses
sion of the child, hut accepted the tender
of the mule as a compromise
4 Promising Observation-Disclosures
Hayes has bought, for Sl3 Oyo, ten ccrc, Z!
land in Bergen county, near tho Hudson,
where also Ex-Governor Ti'den has been
purchasing Bergen county " j., is COM
posed of a thin rim of elegant palisades,
packed by miles OF fever and asue in
which the inhabitants are said 10 be still
shaking with Andrew JACKSON, IN, y,
Herald T. |. Man.
The Fourth Victim There is no deny
ing The fdcl that the Republican part" is
almost sick unto death--in articuIO mOrlIs,
as the lawyers would say-and were
corOner'S jury 10 SIT upon the morlbund
body and silt the evidence, premedltated
suicide might be the verdict. 1t IS the
fourth great psrty that has arrayed itself
against the Democratic party within the
past eighty years, only TO be overcome and
DIES trOyed.- Memphis Appel.
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The reputation it has attained, in
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has produced during the last half CEN
fury, is a sufficient assurance 10 the
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In almost every section of country
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The MAGAZINE hnH a''s,url IN NJ or" quarter
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The ordinary Porous Plaster, on account
81 it, peculiar mechanical action, is esteem
cd IN article ofmcrit; but BensOn's Capcine
+ 0rOus Plaster is considered an article OF
extraordinary merit II las the same
me chanical action, and, in addition, pos
sesseS medicinal qualities OF remarkable
nature, which causes it to act at once,
relieve pam Immediately, and cure where
other Porous PhSters will not oven relieve
For Rheumatism, Lame an Weak Beet, Sp!ua
Disease, Cfick in the Back Kidney Disease,
SprlIns and Bruises, Severe Pains and Sttche,,
weakness Of the Back, etc.
Nv. LLLinLL M llL--L- Of
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Benson,s Capcine Plaster

Received the Highest Medal AZ the Centennial .
Its now the standard remedy. It's as
.onshng pain relieving and strengthening
qualities attracted the attention OF the Cen.
lcnnal jurors and thousands OF physicians
who visited the Centennial, who pronounc.
ed II the best remedy ever invented for the
looye ailments, Sold py all Druggists.
Price, ~ cents
Bsy' Barclay Bros. will supply the trade
in Calrl.
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WASEINEs

q new and wonderful ipyention for
washing, Washes like magic; better than
soap tor washing anything, washes IN one.
third Of the time, washes in hard or soft,
hot or cold water; the enly preparation
ever invented that will prevent WOODEN.
rom shrinking; worth four times liz price
tor washing NoOens alone.
Mrs. Henry Ward Beecher
recommends 1t 10 all housekoepers, says;
'"rhoy Will rejoice both Tor eCOnomys sake
sad the saitey nj their clothing, and that it
can no more Iniuro clothing or hands than
common warm water"
SEARURY Il JOHNSON,
u Plllt street, New York.
~ Barclay Bros viii supply trade in
La crónica., 1877-10-17
Guia de Viajeros.

Para Florence, Downey City, Norwich
Anaheim, por Ell ferro-carril Southern Pa.
| cific y empalme con las diligencias para
| Orange, Santa Ana, Tustin City, San Juan
| Capistrano y San Diego, diario a las 400
de la tarde. Llega q las $40 de la ma
mana.
Para Florence, Compton y Whining
ton, pol Ell ferro-carril Southern Pacific,
diario, q las 1920 de la manana y $3.50 de
la tarde. Llega q las 0 de Ia maiana y
2:l5 de Ia tarde.
r8- En- dlas de llegada y salida de va
| pores la bora seguu la que convenga q los
Jasagerorp
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Pomona, Cucamonga, Cotton (San Ber-
nardino, por ell ferro-carril Southern Pa
ciic, diario, d las $3.50 de la tarde. Llega
1 las 1910 de Ia manana. Sigue hasta
Dos Palmas y allf empalma en- con las
diligencias de Arizona.
Para San Fernando, diario por Ell ferro-
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tarde. Llega q la 1:I5 de Ia tarde.
Para Santa Monica, por Ell ferro-carril
de Lo Angeles Q Independence, diario, q
las l0:o0 de la manana y $500 de la tarde.
~ En- dias de vapor Sc Gambia la bora
conforme q las saiidas y llegadas de los
vapores.
! Para San Buenaventurs, Santa Barbara
y San Francisco, por la lfnea de Diligen-
elias de Ia Costa. diario, q las lis d. la ma
llama. Llega q las III de la tarde.
Las Diligencias de la Companfa de Cali.
fornia y Arizona salem q la llegada del
tren de Los Angeles los LINES, Microbes
y SAbados.