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PILES. Hemorhoids,
PILON.

Many causes tend to produce III IL pain.
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the iirer, and numerous other causes Gi
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The Late General Won Steinweh1


Az meeting of soldiers and sailors
last night, at the Gibson House, to take
action on the death OF Gen. Won Stein
wehr, Captain p. Il. Way was called to
the chair, and Dir. 4. Ii. Whitehouse
was elected Secretary. After few ap-
propriate remarks from Col. r. NJ.
Moore, Col. G. V. Guthrie, j. l.. Sher-
pard, DR.. Whitehouse and others, a
commit ee was appointed to DRAFT suit
able resolutions OF respect.
The New York Herald contains the
following in reference to his history:
"Adolph Wilhelm August Frederick
Baron Won Steinwehr was born at Blan-
kenburg, in The Duchy of brunswick,
September %, 1922. He was educated at
the Military Academy of the city OF
Brunswick, and entered the army ofthe
Duchy as Lieutenant in 1S41. In 1847 he
resigned and came TO the United States
Tor the purpose of Offering his services to
the Government in the Mexican war, but
failing to obtain a commission in the
Regular Army, he returned to Germany,
after marrying lady OF Mobile. In
1851 he returned to this count y and pur-
chased n larm near Wallingford, Conn
AT the commencement of the civil war
he raised a regiment, the Twenty -linth
New York Volunteers, which he com
manded at the first battle OF Bull Run,
lor ming part of the reserve under Coz.
Miles. On October H. 1861, he was co.. =
missioned "a Brgauier General and ap-
pointed TO the command OF the Second
Brigade OF Benkers Division, which in
May, 1852, was attached to the
Mountain Department, under Gen.
Fremont. When Slgel assumed COM
mand of the corps, after organization of
Pope's campaign, Gen. stennwehr was
promoted 10 the mead OF the Second d.
vision, ana participated in the cam
pagn ON the Rapidan and Rappahan-
mock. He was one OF the officers
especially mentioned by Gen. Lee IN the
tote 10 Gen. Halleck threatening retail
alton for certain orders issued by Gen.
Pope and certain acts committed by
some Of his subordiaIes. at the battle
of ChancellorsViile he commanded d.
vision in Gen. Howard's 11Lh Corps.
Gen. Won Steinwehr served with dis
tincLion till the close Of the war;
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AMUSE vi EMS.


Mr.. T. ShIel henderson had good
audience last night. "Iullamore" works
on the sympathies Of the people, and
the interest never even flags. The
wrongs OF Ireland are graphically de-
picted. No one can lail to become in
teresIed in the plot or to admire MI.
HendersoWs excellent acting.
'Tullamore" will be given at the mat
inee this afternoon. Only 20 cents ad-
mission.
Grand ODera-hOuse.
Mrs. Oates Comic Opera Company
appeared last night in that always
popular opera, ia File de Madame An
got" Tue audience was very fine ore,
and Mrs. Oates in her peerless character
OF "Clairetle" was in one OF her bright
esL moods.
At The matinee this afternoon "Prin-
Cess of Trebizonde," and this evening a
double bill-"Irial by Jury" and Lies
BaVards."
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STAR.BEAMS.

Johnny Joyce can talk pure Irish.
A fl l-a'bus-terer by trade-a conduc.
| tor on an omnibus.
Thurman got sick at his stomach, and
"threw ul"-his Commission.
We have a poet who is not so old as
Longtellow, but he's Whittier.
A hack-neyed subject-the war OF the
Jehus with The BUS Company.
Why Is a certain speci OF dog In bad
odor now? Because he's spitz.
1t wouldn't be at all strange if the dis
ease called '.jaundce" should make one
yell-o.
They have famine in Bombay, the
like Of which was never before seen
Bombay-seen.
Business, they say, will revive after
the inauguration. Everything will be
In a haze ull-len.
Blacksmiths are turbulent set OF fe!-
lows. When not "blowiny" they are
generally on 'strike."
Is 1t called high-wine because it has a
tendency to 60 to ones head? No! Well,
wine thunder is it, then2
Hollands statement in regard to the
| election frauds may be termed a modern
epislle to the Eph-esians.
Isn't a peace-maker Pacific Male, sc
to speak? Yes, when not acting in the
capacity OF lawyer-a fee-male.
Probably by this time next week Gov
Hay es will be taking his board at thu
White House-Returning Board, as il
were.
| Here's couple OF lines singularly ap-
plicable to the Democracy just now:
"lhere Is a destiny that shapes our ends rough
| HEWITT as we may"
Since Eph.'s recent misfortunes, even
his title Of "C0lonep has been taken
rom him by the Enquirer and trans.
| lerred TO his brother Dick.
There has been Lotta noise made
about that little actrt s. being sick; ips
all bosh, and she's mad about it. But
then iL's natural for a Crabtree 10 get
''sour" occasionally.
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ja24-stW
Administrators Sale of Real Estate.

TN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF SALE
j to me directed by the Probate Court of
Hamilton County, Ohio, in case No. 2,60), will
sell at public auction, on the premises on
thursday, the / st day OF March, 1877, at y
O'clock 2. M, the Following described real
estate, VIZ: All that certain lot of ground sit
uated in Fractional Section |, in Town. 3, in
the Second Fractional Range in the Miami
Purchase, and N the eastern part of Cincin-
natl, Hamilton County, Ohio, and described as
follows, to-wit: beginning at The southwest
corner Of Samuel Mahann's lot; thence south
63A deg. west Is feet; thence north 25 deg.
west l6O feet; thence north 65x deg east Is
feet, to the corner OF SAID Mahann's lot; thence
south 25 deg. east l6O feet, along the line Of
said lot to The place OF beginning, excepting
thererrom about 40 feet OF the south end OF hs
lot. being the same premises conveyed to
said Illlam 4. Cole by Thomas Rea anu wife,
by deed made anu recorded in Deed Book No.
z04, page l 0, Of the Hamilton County records
OF Deeds. Appraised ut ;6OO.
Terms of sale-Half cash, balance in two
equal payments Of six anu twelve months,
rum day Of sale, with interest, sect,rel by
mortgage. JOHN A: SOARDS,
Administrator Of William H. Cole, deceased.
5. b. CARTER, Attorney. ja3l- -5tW
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Court Cuttings,

The State against George Samm. The
defendant, a Chinaman, was indicted
for shooting with intent to kill Joe Sing,
another Chinaman. The jury returned
verdict of guilty, with recommends.
tions Of mercy.
Burckhardt Il Co. against W. M. Tomp.
kins and others. An action to enforce
the lien or a judgment. The defendants
demurred. The Court overruled the de.
murrer and gave the defendant an op.
portunity TO reply.
The jury in The United States Circuit
Court yesterday returned a verdict fol-
the defendant in the case oil John w
Foster. assignee of John Bauer, jr.
against Littmer Il Austing.
District Attorney Richards filed suit
on behalf OF the Government against
j Johu Force, VIM. l.. Jonn, VIM. Gal
| lagher, ana John Hunt, to recover on
bond OF $4,000 money due the plaintiff
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T EGAL NOTICE.-Augusta Dobncr and
/ Isador Dobner, her husband, non res
dents of the State OF ONO, are hereby notified
that on the I'd day Of February, A. ID. 1877.
Joseph +. Mills, of Hamilton County, o., nlel
in the CLERKS Office OF the Court OF Common
L. eas of Hamilton County, his certain petition
setting forth that on the 10Th day Of jan
uary, A. ID. 1875, executed to the
plaintiff mortgage on certain lot
OF land in Hamilton County, known
as Lot No. 81, of joseph f. Mills subdivision
OF the south half OF section No. two (2) Town
ship three (3) Range one ny Springfield Town
ship, to secure the payment Of twenty (aU,
uromissory notes of $25 each, the trst payable
in three months from date, and S25 each three
months thereafter with per ceht. interest az
ter maturity; that the notes due in 9, IL, Is and
IS months from said date are now due ana un-
paid, and that there is now due the sum of 90
with S per cent interest thereon.
Petition asks for a judgment for the amount
now due upon SAID notes, that the mortgage
may be foreclosed and that said premises may
be sold and other relief.
You are therefore notified that unless you
an swer said petition, on or before the 2lsJ day
of April, A. ID. 1877, that as soon thereafter as
counsel can be heard application will he made
for an order to sell said premises. ... o.
By COWAN & DURREI.L.
Feb. 81, 1877. fe21-6tW
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LEGAL.

EGAL L.-BARNARD TRIMPE WILL
| 1 take notice that on the 7tll day Of Deem
Der, 1876, Joseph Batter hled his petition
Hamilton County, ohio Cease No. 81 ,1e0), the
object and prayer OF which is to recover .
Judgment against HIM for the sum Of two hun
dred and ninecy dollars and seven
cents, with interest thereon from the 5bh day
of June, 1869, Oeiug fof money paI,t in satis-
faction Of Judgment rendered in WayneCoun-
ty. Indiana, Com non Pleas Curt, at the May
1850, term thereof, against plaintiff as surety
for defendant upon certain promssory noGo,
apvear and answer said petition on or before
tfe 24th uay of March, 1871. He is also noti-
fed that a writ OF galnishee process has been
served on Joseph Niehaus, Executor OF the
estate OF Henry Trimpe, deceased
NJ KARY,
ja24-6tW Attorney for Plaintiff
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-02-28

The messenger boys OF the Atlantic &
Pacific Telegraph Company make a
handsome appearance in their new uni.
forms. 1t consists of gray suit with
white metal buttons, military cap and
blouse, coats tt mined with black. For
the security OF messages they are fur
nished with leather pouch attached tC
a strap worn over the shoulder like 6
cartridge box. The boys look delighted
with the new "set.up," and skip arounC
even more nimbly than ever.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-02-28

T EGAL-SUPERIOR COURT OF G NCIN-
Ia NATL-No. 81, ,282. = Michael Heister VS..
Louis Mazza ct ais, William W. Sprague,
Katherine Sprague, william s. Hoyto and
Jeanette X. noytu will take notice that Micnael
i, eister OF the City OF Cincinnati, i'll the state
OF Ohio did on the 9Th OF NOV, mUer, 1874. ile
his petition IN the above named Court, against
LOUIS Mazza ct ais, setting fourth thai the
said Michael Hester had sustained damage
from the obstruction by the said defendants,
0f II certain alley, TO the use OF which the said
michael Hester was anu is entitled. said alley
being situated in Inlot No. 81 in the said City
Of Cincinnati, and extending from In ri street,
81 feet east Uf Main street, northwardly tO the
property Of the plaintiff; and praying for judg-
memC against sad defendants la the sum Of
50, 100, i0r an order requiring them to remove
saId distractions, enjoining them from OBJ
structiDg said alley, and for other relief. And
the said William W. Sprague, Katherine
Sprague, William 5. HOyte and Jeanette T.
hoyte, are notified that they have been made
parties defendant in the above case, as they
claim to have some interest in the premises
set forth in the said petition; and th tthey are
required to appear and answer, setting up
wat interest they claim to have in the said
p elnises, ON or before the 7th day Of Aprll,
SIT. MICHAEL HEf 5TEt,
By STALLo d KITTREDGE, his Attorneys.
February Z, A. ID. 1871 fe7-GtW
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COAL DEALER, &c.
FRANK. LORENTZ.

NOTARY PUBLIC and dealer in coal and
IN coke, flour. feed, wood, sand, lime cement
plaster, fire brick, clar, chimney tops, drain.
tile. &c, &C. Office S3l Central avenue
Brarch office, sos and S0S Central ave.
nue.; Office ami blacksmith shops, 81,
Central avenue: cigar store and Office, 3l3 W.
Second street and S33 Central avenue. Agent
for the Piedmont, West Virginia, bituminous
coal for blacksmIths: also GoTdon's horse
cattle and hog food. Furniture carr
omnibus S, bugsies and barouches ful
hire. Expire sing and all Kinds o
light and heavy hauling done. Pleasure boa
FRANK. LOKENTZ, for hire for picncs anC
excursions. nO25-l -ly-S&W
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Ohio Medical College,

The tifty-sixth annual CONNIE ncement
exercises of the Medical College Of Olio
will take place this evening at Robin.
son's Opera-house. The following is
the programme: Address and delivery
OF diplomas, by Hon. Flamen Ball, Presi-
dent Ut the Boarl OF Trustees; Award
ing Of prizss; Valedictory. by Prof. W
W. Seely, An. MD; Alumnal ad
Gress. by j. W. Greene, MD, Of Fair
Band.