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PANTHER BRAND BLK ALPACAs 4
M0HAI BRILLIANTINES,


Attention &, ,ilvl Co our splendid line, 81 Rain
NATELAssE AND 'lllNtilllLA tLuAk-
iNG>. SPAR permits us only Ia nirutiun "a,
.amplr priu.s 4 Handsome rlaiu BLACK EaNer
al ~, equal 90 any ohcted elsewhere fir 20.
splendid quahts tlllNillll.lA BlANll.N,
Rlask, hrown and Navy Hue, "a ~ aud 2."p
pei Yard, sini, pualitics ~lld elsewhere ~ t0b
aud 40,
Handsome MATlLA~SE HEANEl,~ At $50 lst
yarl equal 10 aus offered by other deil,rs 40 iou
BLACK MAlIkPiahF al atc, q e., 80, Sc aud
i.Dn uer Naid. thrapsi g'usi- iu the Nrst.
Hi liurs uf tA~~tAiikl.S nt Men, AMI ia,,s -
..--L IN ~ ALLL 4. [ a
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Ne have Just opened uht Inn ptvCt lmslftaii"u
oi the ToiSln lfOr nlact. All-Mnd TElNtH
tA~llAll.Kl.~. which have Nufd-Wide rcpu-
tIiiun as h"ing THE beet Make known tn the
Trade % We have iheiu lee every grail, and
nov Oii,T them ri .ar, tr, Gi', iic sic, So ,'H,,
IN 10 1 ~ PEI yatd, AMI pronuun,s them To- hs
az least uu"-third better value than f,Hds ui
other make offered cl-eW hpc at the >iiue piie's.
BE are al.o the ~"ha la,tors in America 20 the
uuri vailed
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rur SEUEL Cssr.

Vt SHALL not ne gosr more 'han y
week, Meta sad MIS- Darke'o'e'
"nnd OF course ! ieei 'hat ! 'ea'c eve
~ ih'ng ~ your ch"rge' "''ho"' tue
least anxiety.
"of course you may, Mrs Dafke.
dale, said Nets, a blush of grauheu
pride mantl'ng her cheek.
"one favor, however ! mus, ASK
added Mr'' i'srke''a'e; ANA '""' w.
you will not receive any company o"'
ring my absence.
She looked keeniy at Meta 'ray'
The girl coIored deep scarlet
II suppose you mean the fen'eys'
sa'd she not without some c'n''ra'n'
W her manners 10 mol eAPec' 10
sec them while you are gone
very "e''' fe'"rneu M,s. '"'he,
ush; you are ag"o s'r'' ''e's' wv"
think ! may trust you.
MIS- Dsrkedale was the Fel'ct OF Nv
East india merchant, VINO had lett hei
m''"~e" ana cn'"'ies' 10 'ne worm
a"n' TWO years previous
he'" "ray was u u's'sh, te'a'''e'
VINO hsd come 70 uhe Darkeda,e "ou'e
Par'iy because her COUSIN WHO" ""a
wi''ien her q cord'a' inV''a.'oh' ana
paroy "cs"se INV ""'' """"e'e e''c
to 20.
She was aPretiy. enthusiastic young
creature, who had somewhat strange
IDEAS Of the world. and Who rather de-
spiscd the promising wholesale grocer
whom Mrs. Darkedale had selected a.
an eligible match for her, because he
was a wholesale grocer.
Sugar and raisins are 80 vulgar,
said Meta. turning up her pretty lit
tie nose.
"No more so than stocks anil bonds,
retoried Mrs. iDsrkedsle.
And much to the good ladys yexa'
ton, Meta persisted IN selecting ior
her bosom friend dashing damsel,
callel E'mom fenley, whp f'teh
dresses and trimmed bonnets IN =
strictly private fashion, and had po-
etical mo'her who gave guitar les
sons:
"e's "'a! WIS "'' '''e" '''''''''''
""' 'h's wa' Que /" ~. re" o''"''"'
o" VINO" 'rs' i'''Ae''s'c so'' a. s"'
"er'e', eNP'ess." W. r''s"'' '"'
'" i',",' VIZ. ., VIC ~ ~
"'',,e ,"ey INV ,
"e'' .a' WI" '''Ae'''
er, III say no more ABOUT u. Tef-
haps the fancy will wear itself out
after awhile, and I've always heard
that opposition Is the worst thing in
the world To fan fame
- Mrs. Darkedale went away to
her friends sick bed. and left Meta
GRAY in ,osse.siop. with only old Han.
nah The maid ia share the bonor
|, WAS n ,ovel and rather a p,easan,
responsibility to order the dinner and
Jao;,io -, ,h. d.ssr,. anil when tha,
w,. settled Meta went nm stair, Ia
",;dy nm" Mrs.. Darke,lale. room,
.,,,;ch,en the cuipure lace coyerle,
aud n,t away the v.r;ou. articles TIM,
,be c,od lady had left scattered on
chair. sofa and lre.sipc.,.ble in her
h,s,s q, nren.r.,;on
A. Me,s fo,d.d nm a cashmere scarf
s,me,h;,o fall vii, . .cI;,t o, ,he
=.
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B. Internationally the best Sustained
work at the Iiad d" the wersd.
Harper's NJ a gazine.
TrSTUo A rnrD
IILUS SIR ATED.

Ndfi.ls ~ ne Pfcfs
The veteran Wafa-ias. which long sgn outgrrv it'
orisina title IT the Neu NaafAi4 Naqnsiaf. has MT
In the least alsste, the Popularity II won AZ the
OUTSET. hut has addict To- " In many ways, and has
kept atiy abreast of the TINES thanks 90 the enter
uiss Il the puhlishsf- and the tact and slntn II
its editors boz whatever y icst aud mo-i reads
he IN thu literature ut travel, discovery and 3, ton
the average rea,ler 1T to-day ioks 20 hfrTfs Ntr-
a-isf, lust a. eNpst ianty a. did the reader u =
quarter at a century agp thew j. The sstis aluiif-
ahc ,sristy at contents aud tho -atne trs-hues.
ind -u-gr-iir,nss- in it, rttttofiai dsIartwrut'
nov nv thcn.. Ela'H.i .fHIliHi
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sisIItIlNtOi p,

Tus standard article j. Compound
rd with the ctca'c.i care.
IT. effects atc "a, wonderful anal as
satisfactory g. ever.
II rcstotc- GRAY CT fa'lc'l hair io it,
N"u.hiul cr'r.
Il removes 40 rrupions. itching
aul daniul u gives the head a
cuoiins. >"lf!in. sensation Of grcat
comu,t. r.i the scalp hy 10, Use
..unr, Whir anil clean.
~ IL, tonic pr"pcliic> II restores
tic capiila., glaul To- lhrir normal
Niepr. Iuc,cujins halducss, and MAX
be-. tt' ilir .ruW thick AMI Strong.
A 20 ,hc,>trg. luthiug h5s been
EHul 90 cil,,iu,l or desirable.
\ \. llay,s, u d.. State Assaycr
&C Massachusetts,. says, The com
,jitr MS gu" rur,, and carefully So
tc. I &C. ,Nor,i,uj quality anil |
r,a isr o. 90" BE.r PREPARATIONS
fer b.. u'rmt.l purposes"
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~ 81 cents pes YARD.

% Immense display of handsome fihfir- in luiiu1
-lHtim'Ls uf the new aud stylish ONIi~liOI
I iTiNGS all-Nuul ~fEt.t~ ANp kNitk-
IHlah NEk>. Ac. Not singh ygli,h c'u-
ta,u~i IL hi, Dot can isr purchased bee 1uN nin-
MIMI. In AIulLIaI mLI-l.-L - mn
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Trans.

rss~rngvr Ipius. North. 81 AN
Passenger lrsins, ~nuth. a. 4. "
trirht Irains. North, Y..l 4 NJ
IUight Trains, ~auih. ~ T.. NJ
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NlItS.

>ninsf-st Mail rl,s--s s.li.A. ". nl-ns s.ao T. "
iauissill. Mail rlass ~ \. NJ. aIsns t.uo = "
kishn,oni and ll,inrsinn Mail closes t,s T.. N Z.
ii-hs "oi \. ".
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We are glad Ia hear it. Oar drug
gist informs us that Dr. Bull, Cough
Syrup sells better than any other
medicine, and always gives .ali.iac-
liun.
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HOW TO TELL
GENUINE sixx1y: LIVER REGULATOR
OR MEDICINE

took wv clean, ncat WHITE wgArrfH With
thc ryl symbolic hotter stamped ui-'u u in thc ta
NJ riblon gracefully curve' into tho leiicr T. cut
hracing the cmhlcms NJ our lralc, Sratun, Mortar
snd Graduate with the Wools \ q. SIMMONS
LIVER REGULATOR ur NrpI,INE thereon
slsc observe The signaiurs IT y. " IriiiN a 80.
~ rc,i ink on he side.
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It has been discovered that the best
way to prevent apples from rotiing is
to put them in a warm, dry cellar, and
let Il family of lille@i children have
free access To them every day.
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I, uulef NE diretiuu 81 H. ilihi ulHli,tes and
are puIurd 60 execute. 40 ths shortest nnitur, "t
a. G,f biuurr, street, lNtuiug aud it',rptiuH
tosiuIur,, Auurntug thitiis sHi lfilal ituussfHuA
iu the iatr~t 80, o.. md in tltr p'rstinn 81 ant
80 ~g'riIi ttisntiuu li.t CO. ait ,niir lsiil O.. a.
- >ampi's fan, pi,'r g,asis h|Iil'Tl utr ti am
uhlu-..Hnd IIi ltirrs 20, inquiry pt'uIdI' fhsa'rd
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PRINTS AND mUsLINs.

H UnI9 N NIlnIITI TIIHTs- ~ '78I ~ ~ ~ NJ
per Adul,
Ne have il,,, uu h4nd li,I.r- OF Remnant, ui hrsi
frui-, nom iu tJids iu 'inra which Ne
viii stlf. AZ Itt4ll only.
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cot MY OfflCEl,s.-- A. a. Feland, shsrin,
D. .. carter, Assessor; J. 4 Hiatt, Cnriner; Z. "
Philip, common = h'zil commissioner. ". n. ~.
ll.ark.r l4uutK Irtlsut,sf
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A, 81. 80. a.. 80. 90 aud "a els. pr.,ara.
BLACK GOODS.

We un.r au ali". lewillrring variety oi the thoi-
clst brr,- ahti', impaired, AIT We guarantee
the pticrs h. De-, IN many Instance, ts-s than
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g,iino,ps.

TRAINS Sorrn BorNp
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cet VIM f4uuof-c INV o'hohh's
Hon AicV. ". stephens.
~ REV. John ". Hckviih. li-hor of teofeia
Con. John w. Gorloa 4. : Senator
IT, Rev. bishop rirrq'.
lion John GU shorter.
Y. Elrir rhumTsnn
lion. ~ H Ilili
lion. y. G. rrrkinid.r.
Prof. David Wills T. -
chief Justice Hiram Warner ei Georgia.
lows wun,l.r Asst =, NJ, rhili., ".
And thousands OF oihefs ifum whom w. h1tr Vt
trrs " eonmrn is;iou anil Recommendation.
Itis cminsnilv O. Family Medicine. and h' itin-
Kept ready Doe Immediate resoft. viii save WlnS az
hour 1T suffering apd n3n, drll.r Boz uu'c and
dsctars lils.
DIR. SIMMONS LIVER RrGrLirOB.
v,NtrN,rrurp oNtN Q,
J.H. ZEILiN s. CO.
riuiNrriilitN ~
-.ll H., all ,g.t.ssf..tIa Ifpari.a
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TAKE No OTHER.

Beware II those Whu kuos nothini ~ Ncoieal
Compounds who put out no-irunis Known ~ sour,
aud being analysed prove WORTHLESS aud only made
to ncccc the ruhiic aud to pirate Oh The well EARN
Ell reputation VI Z,iliu \ Co.'S medicine. lhe'e
frauds hsvc M rcpuision ~ sustain ant vii cheat
you Or q irv pcnuys every va, they oau..
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TRAINS NORTH nou NJ.
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:. =. STAGE. Agent, stanford, Ny.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1878-03-29


COLUMBUS, March 2S.-Tlie following
bills were passed:
To prevent fraud in the sale of fertilizers,
by providing that every package of fertil-
izer offered for sale shall have printed an
alysis of its component parts displayed
thereon.
. TO compel fire insurance companies to
cancel policies at short rates upon applica-
ton to policy holders.
The Senate joint resolution offered yester-
day. directing the Governor, Auditor of
State. and Attorney General to confer with
the Hamilton County authorities and the
authorities of Longview Asylum, and ascer-
tain'and report upon what terms they will
transfer said Asylum to the State, was re-
ferred to the Committee OH Finance.
HOUSE
COLUMBUS. March %. - Mr.. JeSsup's
House bill, deyolving the duties of Street
Commissioner upon the village Marshal of
Harrison, Hamilton County, passed.
Mr.. Sextro's bill, providing that Mayors
of villages shall receive asalary, as deter
mined by the village Council and confirmed
by popular vote, failed of a constitutional
majority.
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n% In order to accommodate Eastern adver-
tisers in the STAR, Mr.. E. Duncan sniffen, No. p
Astor House, New York City, has been appointed
our general and special agent for the Eastern
States. This will be branch Office of the STAR
Mr.. Sniffen being authorized to make advertising
contracts on our behalf, and receipt all collections
therefor in ourname
n1- CINCINNATI March 29-2:3O P. M.-,Hogs
in ample supply and the demand fair. Bulk meats
quiet and steady. Mess pork firm and moderately
active. Lard has a quiet market and is firm
Whisky without change and demand fair Flour
has continued good consumptiye
sale and firm. Wheat firm and prices have an up
ward tendency with only moderate sales. Corn
is in active demand and steady Barley has
moderate movement, and oats are dull. Rye firm
and fairly active. Cotton dull and prices lower.
Gold firm at 1Olss
BS-WEATHER.-Cloudyo or partly cloudy weather
for the next twenty -four hours.
hs--THE Covington office of the STAR is at No.
z East Pike street, in Hardns Insurance Office.
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The Courts.

e. H. Won Tnghen & Co. against A. Boehn.
This was an action to recover for lot OF
cloth sold to the defendant in 1875, as a
tailor. The amount with interest was
$1,0l5. Verdict for plaintiff for 1868
| The Home Building Society against s. A.
Currey and Others. This was All action to
foreclose mortgage. A consent entry was
handed up for $2,023.
COMMON PLEAS.
James T. South against H. C. Nicholson
and others This was an action to recover
$500 for an alleged breach of warranty in
the sale, by the defendants, of tract of
ground in Jefferson County, Indiana. In
progress.
The Cincinnati, Hamilton & DAYTON Rail
road Company against Sarah Gibson. The
case came up on the motion of the plaintiffs
to set aside, and, on the motion of the de-
fcndant, to confirm the report of the Com
mjssioners appointed to partition property
between the parties. Report confirmed.
UNITED STATES
James Gilbert, of Darke County and
Amos Hiatt, of Vienna County, filed their
petitions in bankruptcy.
POLICE.
Assault ana DatCry-Mlchael Finncrty
and Conrad Nitgen dismissed; Henry Mil
Ter, $25; Peter Rooney, Charles Eckert Jas
Cobb and James Taylor, continued to April
5h.
Miscellaneous Eva Schott, harboring
vicious dog dismissed Conrad Vigen, sell
ing unsound fruit SO; f. II. Russell, com
mitting nuisance and carrying concealed
weapons, dismissed; Chris Cook, contin-
ued to April Sd; George Reed and
Fletcher, vagrancy, 5000 each; Joseph W.
Meredich, same, continued to April 9th;
Mollie Cook, drunkenness SO davs; John
Hill, petit larceny, continued to April 3D.;
Christ. Coleman, carrying concealed weap-
ons, 5000; VIM. Lyons, burglary, dis
missed
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Board of Public Works.

The Board met in regular session, all the
members present except Mr., Foote, and
President Bell in the chair.
Castings for the catcll-basin in Avery al.
fey were ordered furnished
The Engineer was directed to examine
the condition of Brown street, south of Mar
shall avenue, and the alleged damage which
the improvement of Colerain avenue has
been to the abutting property.
The contract for the improvement of
Avery alley was awarded to Jacob Gardner
at his bid of 1880 16.
The weekly payroll of the Watcr-works,
amounting to 81, ,267 Is, was approved.
The bids for the improvement of Home
street, Halpin alley and Emming street
were referred to the Committee on Grades
and Improvements on account of objections
made by the abutting property y-llolders.
James Logan was appointed Supervisor
of Denman street.
A crossing was ordered laid across Eighth
street, at the West side of Walker Mill
Road.
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NEWSPAPER.
THE SUN.
1873.
NE w YORK

1873. NEW YORK. 1875.
| As the time approaches for the renewal of sue
scriptions, THE SU would remind its friends an
| well wishcrs everywhere, that it is again cand
date for their consideration andsupp0rt Upon il,
record for the past ten years ii relies for contn
ance of the hearty sympathy and generous coop
| ration which have hitherto been extended to !!
from every quarter Of the Union.
The Daily sum is a four page sheet of % co.
umns, price by mail, post paid 5oe per month, q.
SO 40 per year.
The sunday edition of THE sun is an eigh'
page sheet of Sc columns. While giving the new
of the day, it also contains large amount of lit
rary and miscellaneous matter specially prepare
for it. THE SUNDAY Sun has met with great su,
cess. Post paid 81 80 year.
The Weekly Sun.
Who docs not know THE WEEKLY SUN? 1t cir
culates throughout the United States, the Canadss
and beyond Ninety thousand families greet il :
welcome pages weekly, aud regard it in the ligHl
of guide, counselor and friend Its news, edit g.
Iial agricultural, and literary departments max "
it essentially Journal for the family and the fir
side. Terms: One R0iiar a year post paiG
The price, quality considered makes it the chea
est newspaper published. For clubs of ten, wit
$40 cash, We will send an extra copy free Addres
PUBLISHER OF THE SUN, New York City.
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Advertisements.

Rev. i. D. Ledyard speaks tonight at the
Y. NJ. C. A. Hall.
DIR. VIM B. Davis will lecture this even
ing at Mount Lookout Church, on ''Swit-
zcrland."
Rev. DR.. Vests lecture this afternoon will
be upon the subject, "yison of the Sealed
Ones, and Vision of the Palm bearing null
ttude"
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FINANCIAL.
CINcINNATI, March 2g-1 Al p

CINcINNATI. March 29-1 80 p NJ
Gold is firm at 10l4 buying, and l01 "a selling.
Gold checks on New York at l0l5z.
Eastern exchange is firm ut par buying and Ito
premium selling, and fair inquiry.
Sterling quiet and rates steady We quote sight
81 90 and long at 81 ST. per { i'll gold
The following, are, the local quotations to-day
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FOrty-fifth Congress Second Ses
sion.


The House bill to regulate the advertising
of mail lettings was reported from the Com
mittee Oh Post-offices and placed ON the cal
endar.
A number of special Pension Bills were
passed during the morning hour among
which was one granting pension of $50
per month to Gen. James Shields, of Mis-
souri,.
A bill to allow American registries to for
eign-built vessels was introduced and re-
ferred.
At the expiration of the morning hour
the Pacific Railroad Sinking Fund Bill was
taken.up, and Mr. Bailey spoke in favor lit.
Adjourned till Monday.
HOUSE.
WASHINGTON March 28-The Massachu-
setts contested election case of Dean VS.
Field was called up. The question was
upon the resolution reported by the major
ity of the Committee on Elections declaring
Dean entitled to the seat, which was, adopt
ed by yeas 124, nays 123 the Speaker voting
in the affirmative. Mr.. Dean was then
sworn in.
The motion to proceed to the considera-
ton of the report of the Committee on Civil
Service Reform in regard to the case of
Doorkeeper Polk was rejected.
The Senate amendmentst to the Appropri-
alton Bill for deficiencies in the MisceIane-
Gus Fund of the Senate and House were
concurred in.
Adjourned
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CATTLE-The demand is moderate and market
steady at Yesterdays prices
sHEEP-Are i'll fair oEA1and, with moderate Of
ferings and firm. PrieoS,GL changed.
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April 9Th is a rich cartoon entitled "Read-
ing the Will, designed and drawn by VIM.
A, Rogers of this city.
CALIFORNIA, O.
Our town is like all other places. 1t is
undergoing financial and social revolution.
The history of the Anglo-Saxon race teaches
us that all will end we'll
The farmers are beginning their work this
spring with more spirit and determination
than they have done forsome years yet the
most careful observer can see the traces of
hard times in their anxious countenances
This year they expect things to touch bot
tom, as they express it.
The California Historical Society has sus-
tanned a serious loss-the designations of
Miss Mollie Ensign and Mr. Jesse Williams
Miss Ensign contemplates removing to the
city this spring, while Mr.. Williams goes to
Springfield Ohio, to engage in the fruit
business. During their connection with the
society it was in high state of prosperity.
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HOGS-Are IN lair demand, and market firm.
We quote common s. l5Gl3 10, fair to good 81 50@l
70 ior light. 81 6o@e3 IS for heavy packins, and
choice S. 10 per Genital gross.
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For New Orleans.

SATURDAY, 30th at p NJ, POSITIVELY,
e. h. THOS. SHERLOCK, Lew. Hates, Mr.
ulGftaA-&a ter Apply OH, board, OF to Royse
as'ssz.s0'hnf Moset, W. s. Getty, ]. G. Dorman
Co., Agents
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Cincinnati Live stock Market.

CINCINNATI March 29-2 P. NJ
The following are the receipts and shipments of
live stock for the past "a hours:
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SATURDAY, Both, at 5 p NJ, POSITIVELY,
H. ICONS, M1LLAR, w. c. Tichenor, Mas
sfftEssHaE3 ter. Apply on board, to Royse u
Aas<'7azEenz Mosset Agents, on n. o. Wharfboat.
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For PonlerOy.

THIS DAY, Doth, at P. NJ, POSITIVELY,
r. b. TELEGRAPH. j.. s. Morgan Master
.-ff3ts Freight received ON Wharfboat, foot Of
ss1szS>z Broadway. W. Honshell, Supt
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For Huntington.

THIS DAY, Doth, at4 p. NJ, POSITIVELY,
Et$ h the c. & o. r. r. Packet, BOSTONA,
l. Bryson, Master. Freiglltreceived on
SzzSsksssoes Wharfboab foot of Broadway. W.
HOnshpIl Sunt
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CHARLESTON, W, VA. March 29-9:34 A. NJ
Kahdwha Rivers feet inches and falling slowly
Weather calm, cloudy and cool.
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THIS DAY, 29th, at 8 p. NJ, POSITIVELY,
NJ - ANDES, Charles Muhleman, Master
LFtss4s55 Apply on board, or to R0yse & Mosspt.
Fz'Sas-'a1zfs' Matt Mcclure, Agents
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For Louisville.

THIS DAY, Goth, at 5 P. NJ, POSITIVELY,
r. T. GENERAL LYTLE, b. Merrielecs
| y.R4A55sSs Master. Freight received on Wharf
'1s boat, foot OF Vine street Thos SheI
Ock Pre- sident
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1878-03-29

me river receded inches in the twenty four
hours ending at noon to-day, with Is feet inches
in the channel.
Weather clear and pleasant
Business good.
The following steamers were in port at noon:
Bost0na, Wildwood, City of Portsmouth, Cons
Mlllar, Jas. W. Gaf, Thos Sherlock Virgie Lee
Louis A. Sherley Gen Iytle and Andes
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1878-03-29

| LOUISVILLE, March 29-Flour dull: Extra, So 75
@i 90; family, 81 25@i Jo;, A No. l, s. 25G95 So;
Der and white. 81 90 Corn firm: white, 451sc;
mixed, Ale. Oats dull: white, 32c; mixed, 30c
Rye dull at 63c. Hay dull at S99l1 So Pork quiet
at $40 %. Lard quiet: choice leaf tieroe 754c;
do kegs, SIC Bulk meats quiet at 354Ql51s@5a4c.
Bacon quiet at 4Eg5.60@j.SOc Whisky firm at
| 81 o. Tobacco quiet and unchanged.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1878-10-29

TAXING ii for granted that Afghan
istan is no longer neutral ground, but
quasi Russian, the Hindoo Koosch
mountains, with very few passes, form
the dividing line between English po-
sessions and Russian ambition. In
the coming war England proposes tax
ing in these mountains and also a large
strip of territory as war idemnity; pre-
Stunning, of course, that there is no
question of victory. Then Russia will
step in and occupy the northern portion
of Afghanistan. This will bring the
dividing line of the two great govern
ments to n shallow fordable river. 1t
is questionable, then, il any great adj
vantage for peace is gained by England.
A slight incursion of either Muscovite
or Englishman to the opposite side may
precipitate that conflict which, to the
mind of England, is inevitable. 1t
were better that n neutral state and al
most impossible mountains should di-
vide the two. Z