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THOSE FLORIDA DISPATCHES,
What That Tallahassee Operator
Gan Tell About Them.
1ot;oro, Associated Press to the Star:

National Associated Press to the Star:
WASHINGTON, d. c., Jan. 26.-The
Committee on the Powers, Privileges
and Duties of the House in Counting
the Electoral Vote met this morning.
Chas. II. Brash testified he was tele-
graph operator at Tallahassee from No
ycmper 8 to the 18th, and remembered
that kilograms had passed between
Zach. Chandler and persons in Talla-
hassee. ~
One dispatch from Governor stearps
to MIR. Chandler, said Bismarc should
he at Tallahassee Immediately. The
answer from Mr. Chandler said that he
had seen the President and Secretary OF
War at once and troops would be sent.
He remembered dispatch from Lake
City to Chandler asking him upon what
ground they should assail the
returns. There was an an
swer subsequently received saying
the returns should be attacked upon the
ground of fraud and intimidation. There
WAS another word in the telegram which
may have been violence, but witness Is
not positive about that.
The dispatch about assailing the re-
iurns was either from Gov. Stearns or
Martin, and directed to MIR. Chandle +.
He heard the dispatch as IL passed over
the wires.
The answer came either on the same
day or during the following night.
Does not know wnere the dispatch came
from, Can not tell all the words con-
tuined in the dispatches.
The dispatch in which Bismarc was
mentioned was handed to witness by
sherwn, Gov. StearnP clerk. 1t was
addressed to Mr.. Chandler, and, wit
ness believes, 10 Washington.
Ouestion-To whom did you first com
municate your knowledge OF these tele
gramsy -, o,
thal question.
Ouestion-Upon what ground?
6uswer--Eirstly, because l think il
improper; then, because it might Grim!
nate me.
Ouestion-Did you communicate while
outside of Florida your knowledge o
these teleg ans to any person!
| Answer-I think did to the members
of the Committee, but 10 no one else.
The witness stated that he had moi
sent any letter or telegram conveying
such information to any portion outside
OF Florida. He knows the operator De-
berry, who was operator at the depot IL
Tallahassee.
| Witness cont nued there were sew
eral dispatches the day after the elec
tion from the Democratic Committee a
Tallahassee, Some were signed "HeW
itL.n and some "Pelton." They con
tained inquiries as to the election i
Florida. There were also some Gis
naIcnes from the Democratic Ccmmltte
IT Washington saying that the eiectio
would probably tu:n upon the return
from Florida. =,
Ouestion-Do you remember any dis
na.cn signed by Mr.. Hewitt saying yo
must spare no exertlon or expense
secure the vote oil Florida for IlldenI
Auswer-I think there was dispatc
tn the effect tnat every endeayor mus
b. made to obtain certified copies OF til
returns.
Alter continuing the examination
some length the Committee hnaliy az
journed.
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ROlice COMrI.

Miscellansous--GeO. Green, exhibiting
gaming devices, continued to February
II; Jane Mcclure, receiving stolen
goods. two charges, bail forfeited; G. E.
Rail, carrying concealed weapons, dis
missed.
Assault and Battery-A. Raffenberg
and Fred. Sauer, dismissed; Michael
Hartnett, dismissed. . .
Petit Larceny-GeOrge Anderson, A.
Appenzcller, dismissed.
Vagrancy-John Downey, continued
to January 30.
Drunkenness-DaVi Cummins, Geo.
Benz, dismissed; Thos. Riley, $40 and
costs. "e''
Disorderly Conduct-Ellen Reynolds,
Elizabeth Morairity, Ann Dugan, 20 and
costs each; Stella Brooks, So; John
Moser, continued TO January 27; Fred.
Dreher, $2 and costs; Ann Dunn, ~
days; Michael Roach, costs.
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FOREIGN.
Is to the Sta

National Associated Press to the Star.
LONDON, Jan. B.-L ate adVices from
Hamburg state that the cold there this
winter has been almost unprecedente ed.
The Elb is full OF ice, and steamers
CAPT get up to the city. Trade is al
most suspended, and it Is thought busi-
nese, which has been very bad for some
time, will receive its last blow and fill
the country with failures.
Every body is expecting war and dare
not undertake anything. Agents are
buying houses all over the country tor
the military, and the troops are being
moved forward.
RUSSIA PREPARING.
ST. PETERSBURG, Jan. 26.-The
r. Rntf6SGa t6G 9YsFanten ID 1aa pFsabs5s" GGf
the calling out of the third division OF
reserves.
WE MAKE OUR OWN WATCHES.
GENEVA, Jan. 26.-The swiss exports
for 1876 show decline OF 62 per cent.
since 1874 in the export of watches to
America. The decline is caused by
American competition.
GOOD NEWS FOR CUBA.
HAVANA, VIA KEY w EST, Jan. 26.--For
two DAYS past report has been current,
and is credited by many Spaniards, that
an arrangement has been entered into
between the Spaniards and Cubans, as
follows;
Peace is declared, and autonom y
granted to the Island; the Spanish Cap
Lain-General to remain for five years, al
ter which the governing power is to be
elected by the people. Also, that Mar
tinez Campos would come here, accom-
panied by Maxine Gomez, the latter TO
receive the position of Mariscal de Cam
DO in the Spanish army.
Reports limiting at such an arrange
menL have been whispered about Tor
weeks. Jovellar is out Of town, and his
object is stated to be an interview wit h
Campo at Los San CRUZ to consummate
the arrangements.
PERSONAL.
LONDON, Jan. ga dispatch from St
Petersburg states that the Car Is seri
ously lndisposed. He is suffering from
disease OF The kidneys.
Gen. Iguatietf is reported still at Con
stantinople.
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was that they should decide under the

was InaG Cney Bnoulu ueclue unuer Ino
Constitution.
Mr.. Mills, Of Texas, opposed the bill.
He had been reared to believe that the
Constitution of the United States was
the supreme law of the land, and that it
required that the will of the people
should be respected. He contended
that this bill was violation OF the Con-
stitution of the United States.
After Mr.. Mills had spoken ten mi n-
utes the point was made that under the
order made yesterday ne could not
speak longer, as other gentlemen wanted
to speak.
The Speaker suggested that it would
be only fair to allow Mr.. Mills some
time, as he was the only ONE on the
Democratic side who had thus far op-
posed the bill. 1t was finally agreed
that Mr.. Mills time should be extended
and that the previous question should
not be called until O'clock.
Mr.. Mills then resumed and said that
the proposition to form the tribunal on
the part Of the Judges was an unholy
alliance between The Legislative and
judicial departments Of the Government,
an alliance which would be traught with
evil in the future.
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LATEST LOCAL,
, THE will of Henry Brunsman has been
admitted 10 probate.

|, THE will of Henry Brunsman has been
admitted 10 probate.
JOHN KELLY was locked up in Ham
mond-street Station by Officers Butler
and Roth on charge Of having stolen
seven brooms from E. W. Donahue'5
place, No. q East Pearl street.
THE funeral Of VIM. Moore Ferguson
took place at 2 O'clock from the cor
ner OF Dayton and Freeman streets,
Rev. P. B. Morgan, of ST. Johns p. E..
Church; officiating. The body was in-
tered in Spring Grove Cemetery.
A GRAND promenade concert, during
which the famous Huddepohl COmbina-
ton, which has gained an envable repu-
tation i'll their line, will be present to de-
light the audience, will be given on
Monday night (tne 29.h) at Casino
Hall, Ninth street, between Main and
sycamore streets, for the benefit OF St.
Ludwig's Church. The entertainment
will be first class, and those who go will
be well repaid for attending.
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LOCAL PERSONALS.

Mr.. II. Wertheimer, Business Man
ager OF Madame Essipo6, is at the
Grand Hotel.
Col. Eph. Bates, of Cumminsville,
after long and severe illness. is rapidly
convalesclng.
DR.. Goss, of the Vienna Freie Presse,
and lately Austrian Art Commissioners
to Philadelphia, is i'll the city examining
our public schools.
Gus. Holthoff has been advised by his
friends not to hold off, but make the race
as u candidate for Director Of the City
lndrmary, and he will do 80.
j. H. Hoffman, teacher in the Twenty
second District School intermediate
on Walnut Hills, aud his vile, were pre-
sented with an elegant silver pitcher
and salver by the pupils of the A ant
the Grades. The presentation speech
was made by Miss Emma Ramsey.
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serted her at Memphis yesterday, and
she was unable to leave.

serted her at Memphis yesterday, and
she was unable to leave.
Gold awards in New York yesterday
amounted to $3i9,979, at from 100 vi to
106 Oh. The bids aggregated 81, l99'0oS'
Fond du Lac, Wisconsin, was yester-
day formally consecrated as the see
City oil Fondulac. Bishop Boone de-
livered the address.
Otto Moses, dentist, was dangerous
ly wounded by pistol-shot in an alter
cation with j. r. Walker, another den-
tist, in New Orleans yesterday.
Manager Barnes, of the Western
Union Telegraph Company, started last
evening from New Orleans for washing
ton with dispatches ordered to be pro-
duced by the House Committee.
The Executive Committee Of the Ma.
| tional Union League Of America ele cted
General Daniel Uilman, Of New YORK,
chairman for the ensuing year, and ad-
journed to meet at Washington ON the
| 13lh of February.
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Saratoga Rowing Association in
Financial Trouble.
National Associated Press to the Star.

NWUIUHdI IAosOOItIVOeI Il KNo0 0O VH'0 R00''1'
SARATOGA, N. Y, Jan. B.-It is re-
ported that the Rowing Association Of
this place, who for the past four years
have been the means OF college regat-
tas being rowed here, by Offering at
tractive Inducements, are heavily In
debt, and that their property will soon
be in the hands of the Sheriff. 1t is
probable that the Association OF Amer
lean Colleges will not be rowed here
this season owing to the Saratoga Row
ing Associations financial trouble.
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MO0nslliners.

Officers Trumbull and Urner, Of the
Revenue Service, made raid during
the night on the establishment OF Henry
Lorsbach, No. 437 West Front street, and
a lot of alleged crooked whisky was
seized. Lorsbach was arraigned before
United States Commissioner Hooper,
who continued the case until next Tues
day. The prisoner gave bail in the sum
o.
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Services in memoriam Of Vice-Presi-
dent Wilson were held at NatIcK, Mass,
yesterday.
The statue OF the poet Burns was un.
veiled in Glasgow yesterday by Lord
Houghton.
The crew of the Grand Republic de.
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THE LATEST
SENATORIAL.

West Virginia Makes Her Selec-
tiOnS.
National Associated Press to the Star.
WHEELING, W. VA, Jan. 26.-In the
Legislature to-day Hon. j. Davis was
elected United States Senator for the
long term, and Hon. F. Hereford United
States Senator for the short term.
Hill Elected in Georgia.
AUGUSTA, GA Jan. 26.-The Senatorial
contest in the Legislature was ended to-
day by the election OF Hon. Ben. Hill.
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Shooting Affrny-Fire.

National Associated Press to the Star.
LOUISVILLE, Jan. 26.-In an alterca-
ton this morning B. w. Stockton, chief
clerk of Wizards Hotel, was shot and
it is supposed fatally injured by W. Z.
d. Whips. his employer.
At Medina, KY, this morning, McCor-
mick,s cabinet factory and adjoining
buildings were burned and damaged;
loss, 500, 900.
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Special to the Star.
PORTSMOUTH, o., Jan. ga highly
esteemed young man named Jos. Towse,
OF this city, while skating on the back
waters of the scioto River yesterday
afternoon, ventured too far out and
broke in the channel, and went down
before assistance could be rendered.
His body was recovered this morning a
short distance from where he sunk. His
loss Is deeply regretted by this com,
munitY. ~
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NEWS FROM THE METROPOLIS
The Mountain Meadow Fiend Has
Hope.

Hope.
National Associated Press to the Star.
NEW YORK, Jan. ga special dis
patch from Salt Lake says the case OF
Bishop John D. Lee, who was to be shot
to-day, having been convicted of murder
in the Mountain Meadow massacre, has
been appealed to the Supreme Court OF
Utah and a stay OF execution granted.
| it is decided against MIN the case will
probably be appealed to the Supreme
court of the United States. Lee is jubi-
liant over the prospect OF new trial.
Failure.
NEW YORK, Jan. 26.--Me5srs. Baldw in
& Kimball, Of ID Wall street, members
OF the Stock Exchange, sent in notice to
the Board this morning that they had
failed. The house has always been con-
sidered first class.
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INUR SALE OR RENT-MALT HOUSE
T. A valuable malt house, all in perfect order,
and located IN one of the best sections OF cJun-
try in the State of Wisconsin for purchasing
barley: is 45 miles from Milwaukee and q
miles from Chicago, with good railroad ad-
vantages for shipping in any direction. Any
party or company who wish an extra chance
bor doing business will do well TO give special
attention, as the owner is compelled to retire
from business On Hccouat OF old age AMI poor
health. For further particulars apply by let
ter or in person of e. n. HlIE, burlington,
Raci5e County, Wisconsin. 2o-6t
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A spinster lady or fifty remarked the
other day that she could go alone at SIX
mouths old. eyes," said her hateful
Young balt-brother, sand you've been
going it sa.one' ever SINCE and never eu-
chered anybody"
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Co,dest Dav OF the Season.

National Associated Press TO the Star.
MANCHEsrER, N. H., Jan. 8.-This
morning Is the coolest OF the season, the
thermometer ranging from 20 to 20 de.
grees below zero.
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EdiEjio 1

For the nent tecenty. four hours, protd-
bly, fair, toil0aOea By cloudy or pdrtjatty
cloudy aCeather, and higher temperature.
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TOR SALE-ENG GINE-Krid make, IA
E inch cylinder, tO-inch stroke. side valve,
Allen iuntoon governor; baud wheel 10 feet
in diameter, l8-inch face; fly wheel "A feet In
ming at our WORKS; for sale Oh account OF q
larger one being put in It's place; cheap. Gin
einnati Cooperage Company, Lower River
Road, Twenty first Ward. S56t
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UTANTED-AN INTEREST-In hotel or
! w boarding house, by man Of good habit
aud lS years. experience. Address ALEXIS,
Cincinnati, o. 2j-5t
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NOR SALE FARM - Good farm OF 97T
acres. situated N miles from Williams
burg, in Clcrnont CounGy. Farm IN goou
Oruer. Will sell on VERY EASY terms. good
chance for any one desiring it 10 get good
home. Address b. B. s., Star Office, 23O Wal
nut street, Cincinnati, o.
iva d&iY iY27W-tf
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NTANTED - MAN An unmarried man
wv who understands vegetable gardening
and the care Of horses and COW, to work on q
small place in the country. Apply at this Of
fec jaly-H
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TOR SALE-LAND-Good tlmbered land,
f6O acres, on tho Big Sandy River, Ken
lucky; will sell cheap for cash, or will take
half cash and balance in salable merchan-
disc Address or inquire Of Clerk, Indiana
Wnusa .3-4t
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

VNTANTED WORK - Washing, ironing
w and futing to do at 7jc per dozen; rough
Ary, 35c. Gail at 2I2 West sixth street, third
1OOr Eo-OC
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FOR RENT.

T1OR RENT -COrTAGE-O OF three rooms
4 and kitchen, on Mt. Adams. Apply at 10
Baum street. 24-AO
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ETOR SALE-FARM-of 80 acres, 81 miles
from Coylngton, improved fresh land, on
L. G. & L. Railroad, near nice little town,
as $25 per acre cash, OF on payments; will SUIT
a German. Address IL =. d., Sparta, KY.
2j-4t
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T,OR RENr-HOUSE-Two- story brick OF
E seven rooms, ~ Hathaway street. Inquire
at 81 Barr street. Z3-5C
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TOR SALE PLACE OF Az acres, with
house of Eve rooms, good cellar and plenty
Of fruit, sui able for gardener, quarter OF a
mile from Harrison, Ohio; good bargain. ADJ
dress Box III. Harrison, Ohio. 22-6t
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MISCELLANEOUS ).

DABIES OF CINCINNATI--Awful funny
ID Comic Monthly, 10 cts, at any news stand.
fell 1T
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ri AsUn Families or gtocerles IN want OF
Haau good Flour - warranted to give
HHsH satisfaction can be supplied by
hVUtA going 10 the WEST END MILLS.
Your orders are solicited. Delivery free.
JAMES X. HURIN, Sixth street, betweeh
Baymiler and Freeman, de7-3m
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Death of am Ex-Governor of New
York.

National Associated Press to the Star.
MIDDLETowN, N. Y, Jau. 26.-Ex.
Governor Haines died at his residence
at Hamburg, N. j., at 4:45 this A. NJ, OF
neural gia of the heart.
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VNOR RENT OR LEASE-HOTEL-B To-
r calon in the city; 80 rooms, furnished or
unfurnished Apply at once 10 W. E. BELL,
Richmond Indiana, 25-0C
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CTANDARD SCROLL BOOK. just out, mas
a00 designs and ideas Invaluable to all
Sointers. &c. just the thing wanted and must
be seen to be appreciated Only 81; Examine
NJ any book store or painters supply store.
mY25-tf
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TNTANTED YOU TO KNOW - Madame
w Bismarck, ClaIrvOyant, will tell you all
you want 10 know, past, present or future;
ladies &c; gents 5Jc. 1Q9 W. Court street, near
Vine jazz -3tM, w &F
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VNTANTED - AGENTS - Active working
w man in each country town, to take ex-
elusive, permanent and prOhtaslc local agency
for entirely new article. Particulars Tree. w.
LOVERIN, Box 2,4Sl, St Louis, Mo. 25-6t
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VNTANrED-TO TRADE-By young man
w who desires to Ret into the mercantile
business to trade lands 10 Southern Kansas
FOR stock Of dry goods, groceries, hardware, or
almost any Kind Of merchandise; would pay
some cash. Address u Nj. TURNER, Sedan,
KaDsas 2j-Bt
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~LDERo' MANUAL.-A complete praGti-
r cal guide adapted to all trades using GIN GIN
iHg: also. SILVERlNG, and other Valuable
ma ter. just out. Wc VI Shyooo s'"e''
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FOR SALE.

TIOR SALE FEATHERS - Large 4H-lb.
Il pillows, 81 each; 35-lh beds. IS: cnoice
feathers, 15c per Id. Feathers renovated. q.
W. MORRISON. 81 W. Sixth street, between
Nam and Walnut, fourth floor. de20-2jt"
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ANWANTED buy YOUR HATS OF
S&H MARTIN, at AZ w. Fifths& jy1s-tf
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IATANTED HORSES TO BOARD = For
w the winter in the country. Terms cheap.
Tor information apply to y. l.; STALL. at
Shook s. McNicoPs stable, southwest corner
Of Fifth aud Sycamore. nol5-t
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T7OR SALE IMPROVED FARMS - Less
& than the improvements cost. Address j..
JOHNSON u CO., Newton, Jasper County, Ill.
25-Gt
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WAlNrED-Io PUkyhASEmA La business t%si 4 ii t,
city by Lady OF some capital; must be such
as could be conducted BY a lady. Address,
with full particulars, MRS. OLIVER, Box 29,
Sedalia Pettis County Mo. 23 at
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TOR RENT-COTrAGE-Of three rooms,
+ pantry, good cellar and cistern, very con-
Tenient, large lot. within three minutes walk
Of depot, Madisoaville, ONO. Inquire az 6l
West Fifth street, or OF CHARLES LANG
DON, jacksonville Station, on Marietta Rail
road. A-oG
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TOR RENT-HOUSE-A three story brick,
L No. 573 W. Eighth street, nine rooms, hall
and bath room. French plare glass windows.
stract 2j-4G
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CENTENNIAL COMIC PICTORIAL.-Hu
I } mors Of the great show, profusely illustra-
ted, awful funny, mammoth size, only Wc: Oh
sny news;lealer. Take a look at it and laugh
hui. .ircd years. ...... ny|o-C.
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FOR SALE--REAL ESTATE.

TOR SALE-FARM-Nic farm; or will ex-
in change for house and lot or vacant lots IN
Cincinnati. Gail at W Clinton strceC 23-5t
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CSKETCIBING FROM NATURE-ln pencil
and water colors, and drawing ana paint
~ :, colored crayons: a practical instructor,
ing tro, H. I'D. 60 cls. OF any bookseller or ESSE
1MliHHNEY 4 CO.. 119 Nassau st.. Ny. 1ell-tt
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TACTICAL Guide. = Cunning and rlhe
IISJAst;nS. making aud using traps, snares and
net Bats and batting ssns stsstsa sad
ing, ann,"a ne. With fifty engravings 2)c.
Mn a@is, M@niss,,dsrmist's ns' Manual SOC. Dog Tralnlng'
aA' ss. Humors OF Venriloquism, 15c. improve ),
sSs. .snt of Memory, 15c. OF book sellers s OF oy
m,o nao;l' JESSE HANEY & 1or lis as Nasssa ~
strent- New York. n"1
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PREFERRED SPECIALS.

~ Dyeus and s,ourin- at Walkers 81 il. 30