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The following deaths have bsea place
"a record since our last reports
Henry johnson, 80 yrs, Kentucky.
VIM. O'Mara, 6l yrs, Ireland.
Rebecca Wineman, 50 yrs, Germany.
Solomon Moses, 5yrs, city.
Maria l.. Buck, yrs, city.
Mary Malloy, 81 yrs, Ireland.
Jacob WilGmann. 6 weeks, city.
Mary Ann Boxers, 70 yrs, Germany.
In!ant Dalton, city. ...
Jemlma Roach, A yrs, Kentucky.
Stephen b. Okerlly, 4yrs. city.
Mary A. Sier, 80 yrs, Germuuy.
Herman Clausen, 8 yrs, city. ..
Mason Butcher, 93 yrs, Virginia d..
Henry Degman, % yrs, Ireland. Co.,.
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FOREIGN.
National Associated Press TO the Star.
AT KRzERoUM.

National Associated Press TO the Star.
AT ERZEROUM.
LONDON, Jan. S.-A dispatch from
Vienna says the garrison at Erzeroum
made sortie yesterday, but were
driven back.
PROBABILITIES FOR AN ARMISTlCE.
An important pour-parler proceeding
took place last evening. The probabili-
ties for an armistice are lessening.
WILLING TO NEGOTIATE.
A Constautiuople dispatch says Fur
key is willing to negotiate direct with
Russia il England tOinks the circum-
stances will justify in 80 doing.
CONsrANTiNUPLE FORTIFIED.
CoN6TANTINoPLE, JaD. 8.-rue line OF
fortifications around uC0nstantinople has
been completed. The defenses are now
regarded as impregnable.
RISE IN THE PRICES OF SECURITIES
LONDON, Jan. 0.-Inere Is continued
rise In the prices of securities III the
London and Continental Bourses, con-
sequent on fresh peace rumOrs from the
East.
DEATH OF A MEMBER OF THE COMMUNE.
PARIS, Jau. S.-IAe death OF francois
Vincent Raspal, the well-known chem.
ist and politician, is announced. He
was eighLy-three years Of age. He was
an extreme Socialist and prominent
member Of the Commune.
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Ronrd OF Public works.

The Board met in regular session,
all the members present, and Mr.. Bell in
She ohair. W .ni ns. ~ .e-..-.s.snIsE .
G Tne Clerk was authorized to collect
S71 so, due from Messrs, Parker and
Scully to the city.
The specifications for rebuilding Park
avenue bridge over Kemper Lane, made
out by the Engineer, were approved.
Tbe Clerk was instructed to advertise
in two English and one German daily
paper for proposals to build the iron su-
per erstructure OF Park avenue bridge.
The Engineer was authorized to relay
the floor of the bridge over Craw-
fish Greek, below Linwood Park, at q
cost not to exceed $37. ..ag. 7..s 9saaa.
Bills to the amount Of $42s were or.
dered paid TO George Campbell, and a
bill ioi IS TO Mary ID. Meyer. aus(d a5sa <
The usual Tuesday bill for street
cleaning, SC, was ordered paid.
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Announcements.

The annual reunion and supper Of me
Marietta College Club Of Cincinnati wta
be held at Keplers Thursday evening.
January 81, 1873, at half-past O'Clock.
The first grand masquerade ball TO hs
given by our FaTorite Four will take
place at Empire Hall on Thursday even
ing, January 10. Stebbens' Band Will
furnish the music.
Do not forget the entertainment to bs
given on Thursday evening, January
10, for the benefit Of the Murphy Tenn
perance Union, in their hall, northeast
corner OF Eighth and Central avenue,
over Water-works office.
Mr.. Ashton Ellis, Superintendent OF
the Hamilton schools, will deliver "a
address OH the su ject, "Some Wants OF
Ungraded Schools" ut the meeting OF
the Hamilton County Teachers Asso-
citation next Saturday morning in the
University Building.
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Nine Mem Who Object to q Prem1-
ture Discharge.

The Board OF Directors OF the City IN
Urinary have addressed . note to ths
present Oyerseers OF the Poor, who
we're elected and qualified early in Feb-
ruary. 1877, for one year, asking them to
vacate the office at once for the newly
elected incumbents, and they In letter
of reply respectfully decline, on the
grounds that their term of office has nst
expired. Iu this letter they ask: "rhas
In order that the poor may not suffer
during this incIement weather, and thas
The interests Of the city shall be pro-
tected, we desire that you make a test
case Of one OF cur number, say Mr.
Quinlau, whose oertificats OF appOins-
ment is dated February 9, 1877, betors
any Courto competent jurisdict on, ana
il decided against us, to ask no com.
pensation Tor our services after January
7. 1878" ..r ..ts
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LATEST LOCAL.

AT the Chiefs office may be found
twelve overcoat5, seven pairs OF boots
and four pairs Of shoes, which have been
taken from thieves.
AT the meeting of the Longview Direc-
tors this afternoon DR.. Bunker was re-
moved aud DR.. o. N. Langdon rein
stated as superintendent.
The house of James McKeean, Avon
dale, was entered by thieves, night be-
fore last, who succeeded in making their
escape with q seai-skin sack and two
diamond rings.
A NEW SADDLE, which is supposed to
have been stolen, was found by the CHI.
GERS at Michael Mahan's, No. y Pike
street, and Is now at Hamm0nd-street
awaiting an owner.
FERDINAND MOTH, boy sixteen years
ola living on Liberty street, was held to
answer this morning to the charge of
attempting to burn the cigar manufac-
tory Of Joseph Guenthsr, IT'S McAieken
avenue.
GEoRGE CLARK, young lad OF ques.
tionabls habits, yielded to the influence
OF the weather and atole some garments
from 334 Filth street. The birds will re-
turn from the South before he returns
from the W0rk-house.
FOURTEEN gentlemen OF leisure, 9TH
erwiss called vagrants, passed the nec-
essary examination for admission to the
Work-house this morning, and WIN
serve their country tor periods varying
from twenty to ninety days.
BURGLARS entered the office OF Block
& Pollock, corner OF Third and Plum,
last night, blew the iron safe open with
powder, and obtained about $50 In
money and some valuable papers ant
left, leaving their tools beAind.
| JOHN b. LAWSON, a droyer, was tax
ing lot OF nogs TO the Miami Stool
yards, yesterday, when one OF th'
Iporkers dropped by the way. To re
move 1t TO the yards he hired al
texpressman named James Bailey, WHIT
was met on the way by second ex
pressman, who told him that he had
contract with the owners OF the yard
to do such work. The hog was deliv
cred over to him, and he started of, bu
has neglected TO put 10 an appearanct
siuce.
A CASE OF youthful depravity wa
brought to light to-day. August Gable
an errand boy for L. A. Brigel, wh'
keeps an auction store on Pear
lstreet, between Main and Walnut
1
money from the drawer to hi
own use. Accordingly seVera
Ip!eces OF coin were marked, and sooI
after some OF them were found in hi
possession. Officer Fox WAS notified
and the boy was taken TO Hammond
street Station, where ne confessed hay
ling taken from SIS to 500 in small Bit
from the drawers at different times.
THR Soldiers and Sailors Memorial
sociation met last evening at their
nall. on the corner OF W aluut and Courl
streets. They elected Thos. MoLaugh
lir, Comm inder; j. l.. Gaul, First Vice
lommander; z. &. Way, Second Vice
Commander; j. Al. Harper, Adjutau'
r. S. Brown, Assistant Adjutant; Tnev
lJumes, Commissary; Thomas Il. Cor
coran, Quarter-Master; Sergeant Major
z. Il. Farmer; surgeon, DR.. A. l.. Gar
rick; Assistant Surgeon, DR.. W. 3
Craig; Sentinel, Thomas OShea. Th'
: ASS ociation has been the means ofsend
inx several disabled soldiers to tn
Home at Dayton. Their papers were
aud are, made out, and medical exam
nations made, free of charge.
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NEWSPA Err.
THE SUN.
1878.
NEW YORK



As the time approaches for the renewal OF
subscriptions, THE SUN would remind it's
friends and well wishers everywhere, that it
Is again O candidate for their consideration
) ami support. Upon its record for the past ten
years it relies FOR Continuance Of the hearty
sympathy and generous operation which
have hitherto been extended to 1t from every
quarter OF the Union. .. .Ets
The Daily sum is q four page sheet OF 2S
columns, price by mai, post paid, 55c per
month, or 80 so per year.
The Sunday edition Of THE Sun 1s an
eight page sheet OF So columns. While giving
the news Of the day, il also contains large
amount of literary and miscellaneous matter
specially prepared for it, The SUNDAY SUN
has met with great success. Post paid VI 20
year.
j4s The Weekly Sum.
Who does not know THE WEEKLY SUNp 1t
circulates throughout tho United States. the
Canatas, aud beyond. Ninety Thousand lami-
lies greet ils welcome pages weekly, ana re-
gard il in the light OF guide, counsellor, and
friend. Its news, editorial, agricultural, and
literary departments make 1t essentially q
journa for the family and the tireside. Terms:
One Dollar a year, post paid. The price,
quality considered, makes 1T the cheapest
newspaper published. For clubs OF ten, with
$40 cash VIC viii send an extra copy free. Ad-
lnress PUBLISHER OF TIE sun, New York
City. ja5-16t
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Kew for Governor.
THE STATE CAPITAL
How the Cauldron is Boiling.

Special to the star. ayf aa .ragg -a-
COLUMBUS, Jan. 9.-There 10 hardly
any change in the Senatorial fight TO.
day. The friends of Pendleton are as
certain as ever. Len. Harris 10 positive,
and will wager everything that Pendle.
ton is to be the Senator. ..., ,s,a
At Ewing's headquarters the work for
him is being done more quietly than al
|Pendlet0n's. The same IL the case al
Morgan's. 1t is thought that the con-
test will OF last over 0ne night. at3 10
Milton Sayler came up here last night,
and took quarters at the Neil House. :
While Senator Ferrest and wife were
down at supper last evening their room
mt the hotel was entered by sneak
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NEW YORK CITY.
Mayors Message.

Mayors McSsakes
National Associated Press 10 the Star
NEW YORK, Jan. S.-Aayor Ely's an.
nusl message was presented at the NEE t.
ing yesterday or the new Board Of Al.
dermen.
The Striking Cigar makers
The striking cigarmakers seem to have
departed from their hitherto peaceful
attitude, and now appear to be on the
point Of entering upon open violence.
.. Wetmore's Trial.
The trial Of Theodore II. Wetmore
Vice President of the defunct Security ,
Life Insurance Company, was moved In
the Court OF Oyer and Terminer yester.
day.
ROMncrss Insurance Policies.
Itappears that john Bonner, tetore
he lett The city, obtained q special per-
nit, enabling him to travel in any part
of the world without inYalidating his
life insurance policies.
4. Edwin Booth.
The return of Edwin Booth to the
Metropolitan stage last evening as man
ager OF the theater with which his name
10 SO intimately associated, was Ger.
tainly the dramatic event Of the season
Mr.. Booth, who appeared in reyis cd
version OF "Richard ILL.," was warmly
greeted. Tne season will last six
weeks. a.. ....... ......... ....
@ Key for Governor. ,..-I
The subject which is known to b'
attracting considerable attention il
Tennessee is the project Of taking Post
master General Key as aR Anti-repudia
tion and Administration candidate fol
the G0Vernorship OF that State. p.-...
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DRY GOODS.
No Sham Advertisement,
STUBBORN FACTS
RiVGt & Partridge,

TIE CHEAP DRY GOODS STORE,
Have made Great Reduction in
Dry Goods. Do not pay fancy
prices these hard times!
We offer large line of En-
broideries, beautiful patterns,
greatly reduced. Cotton Goods
at less than the manufacturers
prices. Dress Goods, Black
Goods, Flannels, Silks, Millinery
Goods, and Ladies' and Chill
dren's Shoes and OvershOes.
N. B.--We guarantee every
thing as represented. Amy goods
bought from us if not satisfac-
tory, bring it back and it will
be made right, not caring so
much for the sale as we do to
have our customers pleased. Our
straight and forward way of do
ing business has made us so pop
ular in other cities as we'll as
here. We are daily in receipt
of some cheap goods, and solicit
our share of patronage.
RiVet { Partridge,
147 and 149 W. 4th ST.,
Between Race and Elm.
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thief, who carried of q seal-skin sacque
and muff belonging to Mrs. Forrest, a
coat belonging 20 her husband, and The
money that was In her wallet.
Governor Young received letter from
General A. T. G0shorn yesterday, de-
clining the protfered position Of Com
missioner tor the State Of Oaio to the
Paris Exposition,
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Adding the votes In the two Houses to-.
gether the ballot stood as follows:
Williams so. Lindsay 40, McCreary "a,
Boyd (kepublicau) IA. This makes a
total OF 1877, which is one short Of full
Legislature.
Immediately after the declaration OF
the ballots, the two Houses Adjourned,
and will meet tomorrow at noon to bal
lot In joint session, according to the
statute.
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Back to Port,

ational Assoolated Press TO the star
BREMEN, Jan. 8 The steamship
Nd osel, which sailed from here on the
9th inst. for Southampton and New
York, bas put back. The cause OF her
return is not known yet, and 1t Is uncsr-
tain when she will sail again. t..I
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Walking Feat.

National Associated Press TO the Star. .-...
BOSTON, Jan. 8.-CGas. A. Gushing,
commenced his walk at the new Bos.
ton skating rink, at 8 O'Clock yesterday y
morning. He proposes to accomplish
the feat of walking one hundred and
fourteen miles with no rest or sleep ex-
cept an allowance OF five minutes in
each hour. The rink Will be open day
nd ninhE.
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Female Peaestria rlisaxl.

National Ass0clHteu Pf5sB 70 the btAf.
BALTIMORE, Jan. 8.-Miss Bertha Won
Hillern commenced her attempt to walk
one hundred miles IN twenty.six hours
at 7 O'Clock last evening al the Masonic
Temple, at l2:4S she completed her
twenty filth mile. Her fastest mile was
the second, which she made in thirteen
minutes. Miss Won Hillern has taken
no restup to A. NJ. Newspaper editors
are acting as judges.
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work OF a n lncsiadtary.

National Associated Press to the Star. a,
TAMAouA, PA, Jan. a.-Phe fire at Ne.
4 Colliery OF the Lehigh Il Wilkesbarre
Company has been discovered to be of
fincendiary origin, as large quantities OF
unburnt wood saturated with oil were
found In the vicinity. The fire 10 still
raging, " =.
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National Associated Press 10 the star.
FRANKFORT, KY, Jan. 8.-The hrs'
ballot for Senator was taken to-day by
the two Houses separately, In accord
anoe with the United Statos Statute
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More bodies.

National Associated Press 10 the STAR
ORLEANS, MASS, Jan. e.-Four bodies
were found on Nauset Beach this morn
ing, supposed to be those OF portion OF
the crew Of the schooner j. B. Babcock.
Two OF the bodies were those OF white
men.
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National Associated Press to the Star.
LONDON, Jan. SIT 10 rumored that
Turkey will send three Pashas to treat
fer peace with the Russian Representa-.
| tives. !
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WA ASHINGTON.
Are They RecOnciled!
onal A saoctated Press to the Star

National Associated Press TO the Star.
WASHINGTON, Jan. 8.-While there
are many rumors of truce between Sen
ator Conkling and Secretary Eyarts,
they have been 80 vague that they are
not entitled to serious consideration,
and the indications are that these two
antagonists are no nearer reconciliation
than when the Senate adjourned for the
holiday recess.
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Paris that Germany has resolved in the
eleventh hour upon participation 10 the
Paris International Exhibition"
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Inaugurated.

National Associated Press to the Star.
MILWAUKEE, WIS, Jan. S-Governor
Smith was Inaugurated yesterday.
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3 Germany Wlli Participate.
National Associated Press 10 the STAR ~
PHILADELPHIA, PENN, Jan. 8The
Free Press; German y, Of this oily, sdi-
,torially says: "We are advised hAm
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ROBINSON'S OPERA-H0USE.

. FREE LECTURES, BY PROF. Q. s.
y FOWLER, in Pixies Opera house, MON
INGs January Z and d, at S, on "PHRR.
NOLOGY," applied to Life, Health and Self
culture, and to Business Adaptation. Consul
tation as to your own and childrens Phrenolo-
gy, best Business, Culture, .So., daily from
A. M. till 10 p NJ, al the Grand Hotel, till
Monday night, January 81. jal-2Ot
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The Hudson Frozen.
tied Press 10 the star.

National Associated Press 70 the star.
PoUGRKEEPsIE, N. Y, Jan. 6.-The
Hudson River Is now frozen over for
fifty miles between here and Albany.
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Marriage Licenses.

The following marriage Licenses were
ssusd since our last repsrt:
Jas. Sheylin and Margaret Campbell
VIM. W. Aver and Martha Matthew's.
Thos. cassidy and Maggie May.
Chas. Ropp and Emma +. foster.
Fred. Meslop and Rosa Able.
l., Wellman ana Hannah Liebeman.
w. A, Whitteker and May Fry.
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Edition

ICY WEATHER. - Probably cloudy ano
warmer weather for the next twenty -tous
hours.
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FL PaSo County Troubles.

The Secretary OF War yesterday desig.
mated Col. John H. King, of the Ninth
Infantry, and Col. William FL. Young, OF
the Nineteenth Infantry, as the two Off.
GERS TO serve with Il citizen of Texas ap.
pointed by Governor Hubbard. TO pro.
ceed to FL Paso County, Texas. and make
an nvestigation of and report upon the
recent disturbances in that County.
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The Indian Bureau.

The Board of Inquiry TO investIgate
the charges against i. A. Galpin, CnieI
Clerk of the Indian Bureau, and con.
cerning certain Irregularities in the said
Bureau, have made their report. But
two OF the numerous charges preferred
against Mr.. Galpin, and those apparent
ly of O trivial character, were sustained
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Another MOslic Mcguire Doomed
National Associated Press to the Star. .

PoTTsvrLLE, PA, Jan. 8. - Dennis,
alias Buckley Donnelly. convicted No
vember "a for the murder OF Thomas
Sanger, WAS sentenced yesterday to be
hanged. The prisoner paled whom the
sentence was pronounced and said his
life had been sworn away. Donneliy is
the sixteenth Mollle Mcguire concelnne I'd
tn death .. .. .. ...
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DENTISTRY.
FOR SALE.
FOR RENT.-ROoMS.

TNOR RENT - ROOMS - as5 George street,
T furnished rooms. Tat
EOR RENT - ROOMS AT No. 272 West
Il seventh street, furnished room, I'd floor,
TO gent with reference. 7-3t
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ADJUSTMENTS.
GRAND OPERA-HOUSE.

II. n. Js MILES. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. manager
THIS Tuesday, EVENING, January 8,
Shakspeare's Sublime Tragedy and Gorgeous
Spectacle,
ANTONY AND CLEOPATRA.
With the gifted and distinguished Artistic,
ROSE EYTINGE.
tlcopdbTh. hoSe CytlnSo
Antony y....................... Geo. =. B0nl1ace
A grand and picturesque Ballet, led by the
premiere danseuse, MILE. BETTY RlGL,
will be introduced in the superb banquet hall
Of Cleopatra.
Ladies Matinee Wednesday.
Monday next - Mckee Rankin and Kitty
Blanchard.
Reserved seats at Hawley's, 1854 Vine street.
ROBlNSON'S OPERA-H0USE.
D. MACAULRY....... .@........ Manager.
THIS (TU ESDAY) EVENING, after exton-
Bive preparation and necessary rehearsals,
will be presented, for the first time in this city,
the latest Parlsian and New y ork success, the
MOTHERS SECRET,
In five acts. by Victorien Sardou, containing
cpisodes Of singular social interest, which now
Agitate the entire civilized world.
MRS. RACHEL MACAULEY
Will make her first appearance this season,
rs the mother, SERAPHINE.
Grand Matinee SaLurday-"T Mothers
Secret"
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VK7ANTED-SITUA housekeep-
w er; widow; reference given and required
Address Mrs. 8. B. p, Commercial Office 7-3
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Shipwfecked.

WASHINGTON, d. c., Jan. S.-Consul
Oonroy, Of San Juan de Puerto Rioo,
reports to the Department OF State that
ON the night OF N"vember 10 the brigan-
tine j. B. Kirby, Capt. Barnett, OF Phila-
delphia, bound from FJardo to New
York with a full cargo of sugar, in.
voiced at $4,000, was totaliy wrecked on
a sunken reef near Palominas, at the
eastern extremity Of Porto Rico. She
was abandoned soon after running on
the reef.
The sea being very bad and the vessel
breaking up the captain and Grew barely
escaped with their lives. Two OF the
sailors were injured by the fall of the
mainmast. Nearly ali were naked on
reaching the shore.
The Consul at Fajarlo, Mr.. Ritter,
was obliged to furnish them with blank
cts before they could enter the town.
Nothing was saved except the ships pa
peis, and by the afternoon Of tue 4tn
not yestige OF the wreck could be seen.
The destitute seamen were to be sent TO
New York by the brig Johnnie Morton.
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Thinks He'll Sign.

The National Republican If to-day
ccutains the following: "Much has been
said as to the probable action of the
President ON the Silver question, if it
should reach him in the form OF law
passed by Congress for his approval or
veto, and it has been stated with good
deal OF positiveness that he
will not approve the measure.
We now state upon what we regard as
high authority that the executive will
| sign the Silver Bill whenever it shall be
submitted to him. He believes it to be
measure demanded by the business
interests Of the country and a majority
OF the people Of the United States, and
hence will cheeriu ,ly give it his official
sanction. To the country at large
we have occasion to know this will be
most agreeable information, for the su :
ferings of the people are fast becomin &
inlolerable and demand prompt relief.
The people stand perfectly dazed at the
prospect OF universal business ruin un.
less Pome prompt measure OF relief shall
be interposed, and we assume that the
President lie Sins to take In the situation
with realizing sense of its import
ance."
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

VNTANTED - SITUATION - 10 do house.
w work In an American family. Apply a
~ Wade street, I'd floor. 7-3t
, 1878-05-29

trf ..tans
, 1878-05-29
Liberal Upon Religious Topics.

Yet not aiming to make war upon any
mans opinions, but giving every repre-
sentative person chance to place their
opinions upon record in its columns,
whether they agree with those of the
publishers or nor, as long as the proper
bounds of courtesy are preserved, Thus
far, while affordng the fullest opportu-
nifty for investigation upon all topics, it
has not been found necessary to take sides
editorially in any religious discussions.
This course will be persued: The lead
ing feature of the paper editorially will
be in furnishing, as heretofore,