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ADJUSTMENTS.
GRAND oPERA-HoUsE.


The Folly Company had another fine
house last night. Robinson Crusoe" was
the bill, and handsomely was it rendered.
All the old favorites appeared in their ac-
customed roles. Mr.. Drew as ''Tim. Cox"
and Mr. Gill as Friday were deserving of
especial praise. Two performances to-day.
AT matinee this afternoon Oxygen" and
only 25 cents charged to all parts of the
house. This evening the most successful
burlesque of the age, "Babes in the Wood" !"
Thursday, Robinson Crusoe."
Next week Miss Fanny Davenport will
be the star, supported by a fine company.
woRrH's MUSEUM.
This popular place on Fifth street grows
in favor all the time, as it well deserves
The collection of curiosities is well worth a
visit by all our people and all who visit
Cincinnati. Additions are being made all
the time. No attempt at mentioning them
would do justice. Nothing but visit can
give an idea of what is eally to be seen.
Musical.
ORGAN CONCERT.
Mr.. A. W. Swan will preside at the
Organ Concert at Music Hall this af-
ternoon. The following is the programmes
Sonata No. q in G minor. ............. ... Merkel
Larghetto, in Mozart
Overture to Occasional OTatori0. Handel
Adaglo from Scotch Symphony ......... .Mendelssohn
Fanfare .Lemmens
Night Song. NOgt
Allegro, in G mnor.......
The concert commences at 2:3O p. m.
COLLEGE OF MUSIC.
The Wednesday night chorus class at the
College of Music of Cincinnati has reached
that point of advancement which makes it
necessary to close the list of applicants.
Those who wish to join tonight can do so
by prompt attendance at o'clock at Mu-
sic Hall. A new chorus day class will be
formed for Wednesday and Saturday. to be-
gin with tie winter term, Wednesday,
Nov, 21st, Application should be made at
once to these classes
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Matson-MontgOmery,

The masters appointed by Judge Burnet to make
a count of the votes in the disputed precincts of
the Third, Eighth and seventeenth Wards have re-
ported to the Judge The fieures gwen by us
heretofore are the same as handed in by them.
The question to-day was whether the count was
+, go Oh i'll regard to the rest of the wards. Some
the contestant and contestee Finally, both sides
agreed TO have the matter laid over until next
Saturday, and the Court SO ordered.
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Sugar Jury Can't Agree.

National Associated Press TO the Star.
BALTIMORE, Nov. 20.-The jury in the.
colored sugar case asked Judge Giles in
the United States Court to-day, 10 be dis
charged, as they could not agree.
The Judge refused and told them to re-
port again at 10 o'clock tomorrow morn
ing
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Unified STATES Court.

The jury in the case of the United States against
Matthias Pfetfer, which has been in progress four
days, brought in a verdict of guilty on the seventh
and eighth counts, the charge being that the de-
fendant had been using stamps which had been
once used.
The case of Searies, charged with illegal voting
at Columbus has been given to the Jury, and the
trial of Lieut. John (Buck) Brady commenced
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FINANCIAL.


CINCINNATI Nov. 20-2:3OP NJ
Gold UNCHANGED, The local rates are par buy
ing and 1901 selling. Gold checks on New York
at 1907.
with light offerings. We quote it par buying and
1-10 premium selling.
Sterling is in only moderate demand and rates
UNCHANGED. Drawn at 4 50 for sixty-day bills,
and $4 sc for sight in gold per G.
The local buying and selling rates for Govern
ment bonds are as follows:
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Cincinnati Live stock Market

CINCINNATI, Nov 20.
The following are the receipts and shipments of
live stock for the past "a hours:
ReceipH- Shipments
pi'SSP.''' ......
HOGS-Market slow. Common quoted 81 25Gl
2 40, fair to good light and hacking So 5OR2 rs,
and choice butchers at 81 802 IS per GENITAL gross
CATTLE-Quiet and steady. Prices unchanged.
SHEEP-Are in fair demand Hnd selling at S2@
for common to medium and So 256l4 25 for good
TO choice per GENITAL gross.
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SPORTING NEWS.
RilliardS.

New YORK. Nov. 20.-Arrangements have
been completed for an international billiard
tournament for the championship of the
world, to be held at Cooper Union January
18th.
wrestling at Boston.
BosroN, Nov. 20.-Final preliminaries for
a wrestling match for 81 900 and the cham
pion belt, emblematic of the Championship
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HI ALE'S
HONEY OF HOREHOUND & TAR
FOR THE CURE OF
Coughs, Colds, Influenza, Hoarseness, Difficult
Breathing, and all Affections Of the Throat,
Bronchial Tubes, and Lungs, leading
TO Consumption.
This infallibIe remedy is composed Of
the HONEY of the plant Horehound, in
chemical union with TAR-BALM, extracted
from the LIFE PRINCIPLE of the forest
tree ABlEs BALsAMEA, or Balm OF Gilead.
The Honey Of Horehound sooTHEs AND
scATTERs all irritations and inhamma-
tions, and the Balm cLEANsEs AND
HEALS the throat and air-passages leading
to the lungs. FIVE additional ingredients
keep the organs cool, moist, and in health
full action. Let no prejudice keep you from
trying this great medicine of famous
Doctor, who has saved thousands of lives
by it in his large private practice.
N.B.-The Tar Balm has no DAD TASTE
or smell.
PRICES 50 CENTS AND 81 PER BOTTLE.
Great saving to buy large size.
"Pike's TOotIlache Drops" Cure in
/ Minute.
Sold by all Druggists.
C. N. CRITTENT0N, Prop, NY
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For New Orleans.

THURSDAY, 21st, at P. NJ, POSITIVELY,
- = CHAS. MORGAN, A. Stein, Muster.
APpy pobSn Sn hazard 0E c TO- BGyue Msi Mesis aS.is
George Charter, Agents.
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Offered at. Bid.

| The following is the I:3O D. m. report for New
York stock market as received by Lea, Sterrett d
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THIS DAY, Goth, at 4 P. NJ, POSITIVELY,
N - the c. Il o. r. r. Packet, BOSFONA,
@xT !. Bryson. Master. Freightreceived OH
issssiis'is''sssaa WharfboaL foot of Broadway W.
nnshell Supt
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For Memphis.

WEDNESDAY, 20sh. at 3 A. NJ. POSITIVELY.
- - VlNT SHINKLE. S. C. Mcintyre Mas.
-6ssksf%9 ter. Apply on board or TO j. G. Dor
man & Co., Matt. Mcclure, Agents.
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WEST CONVICTION.

A grand turkey and oyster supper and
social, for the benefit of the Union Church,
West Covington, Kentucky, will be given
by the ladies of the Mite Society. at the
Town Hall, West Covington, Thanksgiving
eve, November 9th, 1873. Tickets, 80
cents. Come one, come all. Four hours to
eat in, from s to II o'clock.
The ladies of the Mite Society will hold a
general meeting at the residence of Mr..
Charles Taylor, on Main street, to forward
arrangements for the turkey and oyster
supper, Thanksgiving Eve, November 9th,
for the benefit of the Union Church.
Ladies who are interested in the undertak-
ing that do not belong to the Mite Society
are especially invited to lend their aid.
DAATON, Ky.
Mr. Ladd removes to Cincinnati to-day,
to the regret of his many friends in Dayton
The second dummy down this morning
fzzled out, and her light-hearted passen-
gers got out and walked, having
previously paid their fares, though, you can
Just bet. If there isone accomplishment in
which the dummy people are perfect, it's
collecting fares.
LEXINGTON. ky. =
The timetable on the Southern Road has
changed.
There were eleven cases in Judge Kin
kead's Court Monday morning three being
drunk, four breach of peace, two noisy and
disorderly, one injuring property, and one
grand larceny.
Miss Katie Willis, beautiful young lady
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For Evansville.

For EVanSVlIIo.
THISDAY 20th, at P. NJ. POSITIVELY,
R= h JOHN S. BRANSFORD, "A. T.. Arm
IsAksla4E.$9 strong. Master. Apply on board or to
John Shearer Agent.
The Hillsdale standard. [volume] (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1851-1909, 1878-02-26

The standard remedies for al diseases
Of the lungs are scHKscks PrIsosIc sYRuP,
scuEScxS SEA WEED TosIc. and scaKscKs MAN
DRAKE PILLS, and n taken before the lungs are
destroyed. they eject speedy cure. To these
medicines DR.. J. n. schenck, OF Philadelphia,
owes his unriValed success In the treatment Of
pulmonard diseases. The Pulmonic syrup ripens
the morbid matter In the lungs. nature throws II
or by an easy expectorstion. and the patient has
relief from the prostrating cough. The Mandrake
Pius must be freely used to clean and stimulate
the stomach and liver; they remove all obstruc-
tions, relax the gan bladder and Start the bile
freely, and the liver Is soon relieved. schenck's
sea Weed Tonic IA a gentle stimulant and alter
alive; the alkan OF which it is composed mixes
with the food and prevents souring II assists
thesdlgestion by toning up the stomach TO
healthy condlting so that the food and the Pull
monte syrup will make good blood; then the
lungs heal and the patients VIII surely get well
n care Is taken 10 avoid fresh cold. Pull direc-
tons accompanying each preparation. All who
wish 70 csnsult Dr. Schenck personally, can do so
az his principal oclee, corner OF Sixth aud Arch
s;s. Philadelphia every Monday.
Letters 10 the above address. asking advice,
answered free Of charge. 4w
schenek's Medicines are sold by al druggists.
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TTATE NEWS.

Adrian has n debating club Of color.
ed men, with AZ active members.
Roses Nose and the Bay City Growl.
er have been rosed out OF Marshall.
The Z. S. land Office will be removed
from Ionia to Reed City on March l.
Wood & Co. propose building n saw
mill and salt-block in Oscoda this sea-
son, at q cost of 100000.
The Menominee Herald says that
Bopiamin's shingle-mill recently cut
80, 600 shingles in "a hours.
!. ". MCGOWAN, Of Grand Rapids,
bought a porker which when dressed
weighed S2S pounds.
There ore only 500 men employed in
the ice fisheries on Saginaw bav this
winter. Last winter there were 1000
The lumbermeu Of the north woods,
by sprinkling their roads and working
nights, are managing 10 do consider
able work.
The Evart Review says that p G.
McFarlane, of Muskegon, has skidded
q, 600, 600 feet Of logs and put 9.0O0,-
600 in the river.
Hannah, Lay 4 Co. the heaviest lum.
beriug firm in the Grand Traverse re-
giOn, have broken mp their lumber
camps. Cause, no snow.
Although the East Saginaw poultry
show was said 90 bc the best ever beld
in the State IL not in the entire west,
the managers lost $500 by II.
Martin Boulart, Of Bovine township,
has drawn 10000 feet Of black-walnut
lumber 10 Grand Rapids, and sold il
for $50 per thousand.
More than half the members Of the
Adrian light guards wear the red rib
bon. Nearly all the Big Rapids mill
tary company wear IL.
Tho Ienawee county farmers have
publicly thanked the Adrian Times for
It's exposure Of the wheat weighing
frauds at the depot in that city.
Over $1,000. 600 feet Of logs have
been skidded in Roscommon county
thus far this winter. il there should
be some snow and n change ia the
weather, a big winters work be done.
The locomotive which steamed on,
~ Farwell, some days ago. in search
Il q railroad fifteen miles OF through
/ the woods, reached iis destination on
the fourth without accident.
A proposition from tho city Of East
Saginaw, 20 buv the Genesee street
bridge in that city, has been rejected
/ by the bridge company. and now the
city proposes to build a new one.
James +. DOYLE. II Buffalo, was roh.
bed by scheming female in Detroit,
last thursday. a silver wach aud S2a
i'm money TIE had taken her ont
sleigh riding, and this was the way che
rewarded him.
The balance Of cash in the State
Treasury February %, 1878, was $3.50,
n55. n; receipts during the week end.
ing same time. were Slq,3JS 62; balance
iu Treasury February Oh, 1873. SiOo,
f57. 80; increase for tLe week $3.50, icl.'
6e.
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TIStEIIANEOCS.

The Mansfield, Mass, mansion Of
Daniel Webster burned on the morn
ing Of the llth inst.
The Roman Catholic Church, Col
lege and Bishops residence at Chat
ham, burned on the morning Of the
14th inst.
McClusky, the proprietor Of the
Wheeling theater, is in Jail for persis-
tent selling liquor on his premises
without n license from the United
States, or any body else.
Miss Agnes Humphrey, q Brooklyn
school teacher, having received a S3,-
600 salary for several years has resign
ed, and will go to farming when she
has made the tour OF Europe.
The New York Herald says that spec
ulation upon the Stock Exchange 10
kept alive by reason of the bankrupt
conditinn Of its members. The Tri-
bune declares that the market for stock
is growing smaller day by day, and
that speculation is being slowly stran-
gled in the house OF its friends.
Imaginary wealth has shrunk almost
out Of sight under the pressure Of the
last fonr years. When Horace Greeley
died, his estate was inventoried at
S226, 900; but, according TO a recent
showing by his administrator, the val
ne is only about S20,0 Tribune
stock, once so profitable, will not
bring a cont. il having paid no divid-
ends since Greeley's death. In the
case Of the late L. B. Ward, OF Detroit
once counted 10 be worth 5000, 600
aud the wealthiost man in Michigan
an inventory taken in January, 1878,
shows only $3.50, 900, with debts OF
about SS0l. 900. His widow will have
to reliuquish part OF her allowance, or
else the deported capitalist WI turn
out bankrupt.
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Now that the Tilden crowd is work.
ing mp the cry OF fraud again, and
stimulating the prosecution OF the Re
turning Board members in New Or
leans ia the hope of discovering some
evidence % damage the President, it is
appropriate to call to mind the cores
pondeuce which passed between Oregon
and Tilden'a house in Gramercy Park
last fall. The Cincinnati Commercial
reyives the following kilograms which
we're proven authentic 10y the Senate
investigation Of last winter:
PoRTrAEp, November 2S.
"w. r. Pelton. t5 Gramercy PARK, New York;
'.CerliGcate will be Issued 10 one Democrat
Must purchase ono Republican Elect0r 70
recognize aud act with the Democrat and fe.
cure the vote and prevent trouble. Deposit
eiO 0O0 90 my credit with kountzc Btothcrs.
Wall street Answer.
IL folly endorse this.
JANIS K. KELLY"
Pelton, IL will be remembered, is
Tilden's nephew and private Secretary.
The reply was: "If you make the oh.
ligation contingent on result IN March
Il can be DONE" The return from Ore.
gon was: zone Elector must be paid
to recognize Democrat, 10 secure n ma
iority." This also:
s'navc employed three lawyers. editor oi
oUlv Republican paper as one lawyer; fec
s3 COO Wa fats s5 COO Cor R.pubbc1n E.oc.
f0F. must raisu money cant make fec con
iinrcuL Sail Saturday. Kelly and bciiingci
viii ACT
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The Farwell Register tells OF an en-
gine made for hauling logs to the Mus
kegon river, arriving at farwell on the
+. 4 Z. NJ. road, bnt its destination be-
ing some Is miles distant of the line Of
Tie railroad, the query was how TO get
it there. The owners offered $500 for
the job, but no one accepted, and IL
was iually concluded to get up steam
aud Try TIE wagon road, aud away 10
went without any apparent difficulty,
putting through the tall pines, and
startling every one on the route, A
"mossback" who visited Farwell that
iav. said he had seen "hell and the
devil back here in the woods" The
Register thinks that the story OF the
steamboat looking for water may not
De hard TO believe after this.
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A rousing temperance meeting was
held at Plymouth church, Adrian, last
sunday night. A temperance sermon
vas preached by the Rev. Ira 9. Bill
man. and at its close an opportunity
vas given TO sign the pledge. Hon. w.
i. Wilcox responded after a short
.peecb. and placed his name on the
nst lie was followed by Messrs. o.
r.. Weaver, Norman Geddes, John III.
tfof. Oscar Doolttle and others. This
vii knock Charley Halls pretentions
higher than Kite, as he has long been
the only attorney IN the county that
wore the red ribbon.-I Hudson Post.
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Health is an inestimable jewel. The
cough that deprives you Of II may take
your life too. One bottle Of Haie's
Honey OF Horehouud and Tar will
avert the evil, and save you from con-
sumption. Will you weigh Life against
a hali-dollar9 Sold 10y ell druggists.
Pixies Toothache Drops cure in one
minute. Qeb)
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CONSUMPTION
Positively Cured

An sufferers from this disease that are any
lOus 70 DO cured should try DR.. kIssSERs CELK-
BRkTEI CoNsuHPTIvR PowpERs. These Powders
are the only preparation known that will cure
Consumption aud all diseases Of the Throat aud
lpngs--iBdee1, so strong is our faith In them,
and also 90 convince you that they are no hum
bug, we will forward 10 every suGerer, by mail,
post paid. free Trial Box.
We don't want your money until you are per-
fCctly satisfied OF their curative powers. II your
ife 10 worth saving don't delay In giving these
Powders trial. as they VIII surely cure you.
Price, for large box, g. 90, sent 10 any part OF
the United states or Canada by mail on receipt
y: price. Address,
AGks q, RnnyUNS
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Trains are run BY Chicago time, which - ~
minutes slower than Detroit aud CIryC and tlUe.
Al trsius wn daily, except Sundays.
CONNECTIOSs Close connections made 40 Up
SLANT, with ". O.. E. X. for ON points cast ant
west. 80 Manchester with Jackson Rraich %
/. s. y N. 5. T.. R. 40 Illsia,e; with /. s. z N.
q. Il. Il. AZ Bankers. with II. W D. 5. X. r..
for points north ana south.
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y 4 WIIu
Chairman Of CON

Mr.. Alden's paper, read before the
"Ihird Convention Of the Poor aud
Board Of Public Charities of that
State" held at Lock Haven, October
10th and 18th last. with papers, docu-
men,s, reports, etc, concerning this
school sent them has bad much innu-
ence in shaping public opinion in that
State. ColdWater Press.
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~ Michigan Accommodation, roing West,
Connects with Kalamazoo anu Grand kaplds
Train at white Pigeon.
TT Mail and Night Express trains going east,
connect Wlth Trains for Detroit AZ Adrian.
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Inhaiations are applicable % al diseases OF the
.espiratyry organs, inciuding Catarfh, Throat
Diseases, Asthma, Bronchitis and Consumption
and thousands % cases can be cured ~ thl
node Of treatment when nothing else can reaci
facm.
Those who desire 20 consult me On regard q,
their cases had better cal at thc Office for an ex-
animation. bat 10 impossible 20 visit the ofrce
personally may write for "List of Questions. %
iilo Dr. Williams NeW Medical Treatise. O. pa.
fss. Illustrated. on Diseases 81 the nr,aftIrr
Orra.t seat f.cf. hfI.
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Inventions and Patents.
II. c. WOODWARD,
Attorney and Counsellor atLaw

Attorney and Counsellor at Law
ioo3 sth s., y. W, n. o. Lock Fox I'D WASH
ilnfIn, ID. g..
Late Evamlner.in-Chcf United states Patent
once; Member 81 the f1r % the supreme
Court Of ile United States.
Patent Law Practice iu the Patent
office and the Conrts Specially.
PATENTS OBTAINED IN TIE
States Canada. Enriand. France, Ger
luauy, Russia, neiEum. Italy. 81.
Tscrs. Hon. ". a. Alison. L.. s.. ssna.
II D. kHkwcoil. II. =. senator. judy
rhnfre. EX-M. g.. Justice samuel
supreme court. lion. Iamrf Harlan
I7frf.nFs Iusfi7e J. j Dillon. u 4
Jffea ". q o.. clarke. Ctaifmaf
. Patent oHir. tnL IN N NFN
fnH .Fir.s f.fl. d. AZ. ifeiI.lt
.U4s Trd f. s.. rImus1n. M g. .
frfarf. ~c retary of War Col
chicago P0sL .lauglQ
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DETROIT RiLLsDALE q SOUTH
WESTERN q. q.


Trains WIN leave the stations named. as follows,
RON aud after Nov. 18Th. tss1l
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IousE OF REPREsEsTATIvEs.


nv Dear Sir:-We are trying % get our
Soldiers Orphan Schools converted Into In-
dustrial schools and need all the information
we can gather IN order % perfect "A plan.
understanding that your State Public School
Is conducted on somewhat the plan We desire,
will you be kind euough to forward me a
copy OF your Law upon the subject We have
a special committed OF l3 20 prepare a bin 10
meet the Gaze. Hoping 10 hear from you,
remain very truly yours, etc
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Railroad Time Tables.
LAKE SHORE q NICH sOU-NToH
CENTRAL-JA CRS0Nt TT
VA YNE- D. H. 6L
LAKE snoRE q MIon. 500. q. q.

Trains win leave the stations named, as follows
---------------- -,I,,z ,i1.T,ss 1TT,-T-
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N. HILTON WILLIAMS, N. d..
2sl Woodward Avenue, Detroit.
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LANSING DIVISION.
-r1fno vrIlIieayethe stations named, as follows
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rer. Z. wisls, pastor n Z. church, coaoors


r. ~. Hilton Williams.
uEtR sff-I aid mY testimony % those already
iFfn nf afinE I had cafarrh Tor over twelve
ears. Two years ago last December nv eve
iE 10 began to faI. ana was soon unable %
cld mV hrmns and scripture lessons ! was
early blind. Thc hest Ccuiists pronounced nv
zee hopclesa. one year $50 last FAN waf
obliged to disccu iuue nv worE and take q super
lnnusiei Relation, hoying rest from nav rtudy
trl nastofni Wofk would benefit me, lut found
no relief. Last year began treatment at your
ranch oilrr af kflama10o, under Jour brother
md assistant, ~. Jas. A. Williams. Within
iwo weeks received considerable tenrft and
Within three months was about cured, 40 oui
iast CO lfefcrcc rctn llci 90 the effective w0Tk
be tho Ffrr best.
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ASIA e. ROBBINS,

$50 FULTON STREET. DRooELYs, y. 7.
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rHE LEGrsLAruRK.

In January. 1877, the Legislature ap-
pointed an able and impartial commit
tee Of eight 20 examine the whole ques-
tion. After thorough invest cation
they reported that Don, las as the
guilty man, aud said q us. bach ed by
a petition Of about 30 mentors:
'And believing further that any
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The state PnbIic school.

1t is very gratifying TO the people Of
Michigan that this institution contin-
ues TO attract the most favorable atten-
tion from social scientists and legisla-
tors in this State and abroad. It's
financial and general success is mat
ter Of great congratulation. The fol-
lowing letter to Superintendent Alden
shows what Pennsylvania is nov doing: