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The daily gazette., 1879-01-24
EXECUTOR'S SALE
H OF
RE AL ESTATE

by virtue OF an order OF tn UT-n|
Court. Of the state OF Delaware, 10 AZ
New Castle County, made at New IN
ON the Second day OF Septembe' D.
1873, will be exposed at public yeils
the Delaware house, opposite u'
Hall, In the City OF Wilmington, Oh
SATURDAY, the LIST day OF FEBRVA
A. D., 1872, ats o'clock. p. M, the 70
Ing described Real Estate, situate
Clty OF Wilmington aforesaid, beltt
property OF CaIharine NcMenamh
ceased. bounded and described a. i0I
70 wit:
No. /. All that certain lot, piece, q,
eel OF land with a Brick Dwellins
thereon, beginning ~ u point on iAie
erly side OF Fifth street, between Y
and Church streets at the distauce
side OF Church street, thence nOn'1
parallel to Church street eighly-W
20 u corner, thence easterly psr
Fifsh street eighteen feet to anOIhs
ner, thence southerly parallel TO ",
street eighty-twO feet TO the afofesaI
OF Fluh street, and thence along ussI
westerly eighteen feet TO the placeo'"
ming.
NO. 2. All that certain lot, piece
eel OF land beginning at a POM
northsrly side OF Fifth street
spruce and Church streets, beihg w,
OF lot late of Thomas Askew. deeess
the distance Of one hundred and lhIls
fees more or less from the wester!
Shurch street, thence northerly pam
CHURCH street eighty-two feet tosT
stake, thence easteriy parallel
street eighteen feet To a corner
southerly par allel TO Church STREE y
| Two Feet TO the aforesaid slde
street, and thence herewith elgn"'
10 The place OF beginning.
Attendance Will be given anu
| made known at the time asd plaHuc,
said ny BERNARD DON NAHCl
Or by JOHN WALES Bl'sS,
Attest: ]. N. HoUsMAN, CLERK IN
Court. janl1 s.g.->
The daily gazette., 1879-01-24
SHERIFFvS SALES.

=, HERIrF's SALE.
= BY virtue of writ OF Levari Facias,
10 me directed, Will be exposed 70 public
sale. ~ tie
LAFAYETTE HOTEL. s4l shipley st.,
kept BY John J. Dougherty. In the city OF
Wilmington, New Castle county, Leila
ware, ON "
WEDNESDAY,
The 9th day of FEBRUARY, 1879,
at O'Clock, p. IN the following described
tai Estate, viz:
All that certain lot, piece or parcel ol
land situate IN the city OF Wilmington
New Castle county, Delaware, bounded
and described as follows, to wit: Begin.
ming vt "a point on the southerly side o
Twelfth street at the distance OF thirty feet
easterly from the caste ly side Of Madison
| street. thence southerly parahel with Mad.
| isOn street l4i feet u inches To the norther
ly side OF Delaware avenue; thence south
| easterly by the said side OF said avenue u;
feet In ches to n corner thence northerly
parallel with Jefferson street 2l0 feet ok
In hes to the Aforesaid southerly side q
no feet 10 the place OF BEGINNING, be IN,
contents within sand bounds what the,
| may. Book r, vol. 10, page s8T.
Seized aud tahen In execution as thu
property OF Edward Tatnail. Jr.; deceasec
and Rachel A. Tatnali his wife and sur
viving mortgagor and I. L., (JOsoph Tat
nall, Jr., and William Cinby, Executors
OF Ed ward IatnAlI, Jr., deceased, &C. y ant
to be sola by John PYLE, sheriff;
Sherifi's Once, New Castle, J anuary Ie
| 1872. Janis Stawts.
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nOG REGISTER NOTICE.-All per-
~ sons owing or having dogs about their
'remises are required TO have them regu-
larly registered between the lst and 20th of
January. After the latter date the ordi-
nance will be strictly enforced against un-
registered dogs.
WIN, ]. MAXWELL.
jan2-lm Chief OF Police.
The daily gazette., 1879-01-24

NJ Office il hereby given that tn annu
~ al mes ting OF the Stockholders OF
"The Wilmington Navigation Company I"
Will be held al No. 3O3 Market street, VIII
III minl ton. delaware, on thursday, me Ct h
day of February. 1872, tetween the hours
OF and O'Clock, +. M, for the purpose OF
electing three Directors to serve for three
years JOHN a. GRIFFIN,
lan2-wtm President
The daily gazette., 1879-01-24

HERIFF'S SALE.
- BY virtue OF y writ OF Leyap
70 ms directsds will Be exposed u 'scis
sale, at The luas
LAFAYETTE HOTEL, s4I sb,r,.
kept by John J. Doagherty, In ,bs y,
Wilmington, New Castle COUNT ~ q
WEDNESDAY,
The 5th day Of FEBRUARY N,
At O'Clock. p. M. the following da
Real Estate, viz: '*
All that certain lot OF land with
story brick dwelling hsuse the,aas, nNs
ate In the city OF Wilmington. spnsa sa
and described - follows. 70 vii psls|
ming at the northerly side a. ~ FL Begs|
between jackson and Van Buren .,,.'s ~
the distance OF s. feet from u,e s't
| side OF Van Buren, street and at IN 49,
of the party wall between this ana ~ IN
| joining dwelling ON the west nou .,
said De Normandie; thence nn,,s W Il
| through the centre of said wall ana .u''
lei 10 Van Buren, street sixty-lh1app pAae
six inches TO q corner; thence ss.,!
parallel to Front street ffieen ss,,
corner, thence southerly parallel II ~
| first mentioned line ana Van Rn,sr q
sixty three feet six Inches TO the s,o,..' ,as
northerly side OF Front street, ard iVi's ,ns
thereby westerly fifteen feet 10 the ,'ae lug
beginning, bs The contents there
| they may. Book G, Vol. 10, Paee a, 'a|
Seized and taken In execution sstts.
perty OF Thomas Y. De Normand1 ~
Sarah Welch, I. t.. and to be sold sy' II
| JOHN PYLE. si.,.
shcrifr's once, New Castle Japns,lI, 9nI
1879. Janls.
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at o'clock p. m. the following described
Real Estate, viz.
All that certain lot or piece OF land
situated In the town OF Newport. County
OF New Castle and State OF Delaware
Beginning at a stake standing at the cor
ner OF Front street on the Philadelphia, i,
Wilmington and baltimore railroad and
walnut street; thence along said Walnut
street TO the Christiana creek; thence
along sad creek TO small gut then oe
up said gut To Front street aforesaid /;
thence along said street TO the place OF be-
ginning containing one hundred and
twenty-eight square perches be tae same
more or less: The improvements theresn
consisting ofa Rolling Mil and Machinery
Bnlldlng Tor Galvanizing sheet-iren,
office and other outbu / dings.
Seized and taken In execution as the
property OF the j. Marshall Company. of
Newport, Delaware, and TO he sold bv
JOHN PYLE, Sheriff.
Sherifr's Once. New Castle, January is.
I6Iy. iAnlh. a AMlE
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CHERIFF'S SALE.
- BY virtue OF writ OF Levari Facias,
TO me directed, will be exposed 10 Public
Sale, At the
LAFAYETTE HOTEL, At Shipley ST.,
Kept by John J. Don ugherty In the City OF
Wilmington, New Castle county, Della
ware, on
WEDNESDAY,
The 5th day of FEBRUARY, 1879,
at O'Clock, p. m, the following described
Real Estate, via:
All that certain lot OF land with two
IN the city OF Wilmington, bounded and de-
scribed ~ follows, to wit: Beginning at
the sOutherly side OF Pleasant street be-
tween JACK son and Van Buren, streets. said
Pleasant street being laid out parallel to
aud between Front and Second streets and
running from Jackson to Harrison streets
at the distance OF sixty nve feet from the
asterly side of Van Buren, street ana at
the centre of the party wall betw cen this
! and phe adjoining dwelling on The west
now of sad DE Normandis, thence south
eIl ly through the centre OF said wal par
sllel To Van Buten street 1ity feet Iour
inches to "A corner, thence eastcrly paral-
| iel tC pleasant street fifteen feet To "A cor
ner; thence northerly parallel To the first
| mentioned line and Van Buren, street ffty
| feet four Inches to The aforesaid souiherly y
| side of Pleasant street, and thence thereby
| westerly fifteen feet tn the place Of begin
ming. be Ihe contents thereof what they
| may,
| Seized and taken In execution as the pro-
| perty OF Thomas Y. DE NorHandie, and
| N ichael Beogah, T.. DorrHs and Ellen, his
| vile, /. rs, and TO be sold by
| JOHN PYLE, Sheriff
| Sheriff's Office, New Castle, January i6
1919. tanls-3tawts
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WEDNESDAY.
The 9Th day of FEBRUARY. lS7

at o'clock, p. m, the following described j,
bS)al Estate, Wis
AL that certain lot OF land with A thra
story Brick Dwelling house thsr con, situ-
ase In the city OF wilmington. SSundea
and dssorlbsd as follows, to wit: Besin.
ming at the northerly side OF Front sITest
DssWeen Jack son and Van BuYsn streets Al
the distance OF nifty feet from the easteriv
SIDE or Van Buren, street; thence norttieriyy
parallel 70 Van Buren, street sixtv.th rec
lees SIX Inches to q corner; tn snoe caslsriv
ana parallel 70 Front street nfSeen feet 10
q corner thence southerly parallel to lhe
nrtt mentioned line and Van Buren, street
throuon me centre OF the party wall he
tween thls and the adjoining dwelling on
the east now OF the said De n orm andie ri T.
W three fsst six inches TO the aforesaid
LOT. ,t herly side OF Front street; and thence
thertby westerly nfteen feet to the plao- of
beginning, be tho contenis thereof What
they may: Book 9, Vol. 10, Page SOC, &c.
seized and taken In execution ns the
property of Thomas Y DE Normandie ans
Mary Miller, t.. and 70 be sold by
sherin's ONCE, New Castle, Jannsry ia
io''' Jani8-8tawts
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C.HERIFF'S SALE.
- BY virtue OF writ OF Levari Facias.
to me directed. viii be exposed 10 Public
Sale. at the
LAFAYETTE HOTEL, su shipley St.
Kept by John J. Dougherty, in the city of
wilmington, New Castle county. Della
ware. On
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Wesley Chapel.

Yesterday being the twentieth apniver-
sary of the marriage of Rev. George w.
Kelley, pastor of Wesley Chapel the young
people held social at the parsonage in
honor of the occasion. At O'Clock p. M
the guests began to arrive, and continued
to pour in until by $50 o'clock the large,
bright, cherry looking rooms were literally
thronged with happy-hearted people en-
gagged in renewing Of old friendships, form
ing new acquaintances, and enjoying music
and social converse. Among those present
were the Presiding Elder, Rev. Mr.. Leon
ard, Rev. Mr.. Meisse and wife, Mrs. Pierson,
Of Mt. Auburn, and quite number from
McKendrie, former charge Of Mr.. Kelley's.
The table was ornamented with cut flow
ers and beautifully sprecd. and Just before
partaking Of its delicacies, the Presiding
Elder made short congratulatory address
to the pastor in memory of the occasion,
which was responded to by him in an ex-
preston of thanks.
The evening was most delightfully."- spent
by all present. and every one expressed
themselves ready to respond to the call of
the next social.
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burned. The steam fire-engine was so far
from water that it could not save the build

burned. The steam fire-engine was so far
from water that it could not save the build
ing
PADUoAH Dec. 9.--Mr. Moses Starr. one
of the oldest residents of McCracken Coun-
ty, died at his residence, two miles from
this city, at 8 o'clock, yesterday, aged
eighty-three years. H E
GRAYsos, Dec. 9-Saturday night three
hundred and six Regulators, mounted on
horseback, appeared in the Little Clifty
Creek settlement and secured Farris and
Leander Mcfarland and James and John
marlow. all of whom were suspected Of pet.
ty thieving. They whipped them all un'
mercifully, and shot Mcfarland dangerous
ly in the side. y
SHELBYyILLE, Dec. 9.-The residence oil
VIM. Young. five miles northwest OF town,
was yesterday burned. Nothing was saved
WALroN. Dec. "A man supposed to be
H. J. Wevman. Of ofIndependence, was killed
here by cars last night. -
CYETHiANA. Dec. 9.-Hon. J. J. Megib
bens' bull, Duke of Woodland, died yester
day. He was the animal that figured in
the famous Bedford -Megibben bull case.
PARIS, Dec. 9.-Leontine,' valuable trot
ting filly, the property Of the Marsh Bros.
was stolen from the pasture Sunday night
Leontine is by Hamlet dam by Clark Chief
She is valued at 5000.
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POLICE COURT.
Presided Over by the Hon. Jas. W. Fitzgerald

Presided Over by the Hon. Jas. W. Fitzgerald.
Hon. James w. Fitzgerald occupied the
Judicial chair in the Police Court this
morning, and will continue to do so until
the return of Judge Wilson from New
York. ...t
The first case called had the effect of soft.
ening the Judges heart, and it remained
in that condition during the entire session
of the Court The case was one wherein a
poor, homeless frail little girl, named Mary
Woods, was charged with stealing dress
from the residence of DR.. Dunlap. Mary
plead guilty to stealing the dress, but stated
that she did not know what had induced
her to commit the theft
my little girl, where do you liver
asked His Honor.
"Ihave no home at present" replied the
yoMng unfortunate.
A moisture was noticeable about the
eyes of the Judge, when he told her to sit
down, that he would attend to her case at
ter Court adjourned.
Mrs. J. P. Naayres plead guilty to keep.
ing place where intoxicating liquors ar.
sold at No. $50 John street.
The cases against the "Nuttle Gang
were continued until December 23d.
The cases against Thts. Harmon, jane
Welsh, Peter King and Dennis Franklin
charged with cutting James Mcintyre. wer'
continued to December 23d.
Mike Whalen, for drunkenness, wa
fined IS and costs.
Edward Taylor, charged with stealing
two 500 bonds from John NJ. Bodger, wa
honorably acquitted.
Frank St. Clair, charged with embe2
zling $135 from his brother-in-law, NJ
Kary, was found not guilty.
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%so6-Brown vs.. American Central Life Insur-
snce Company.
Drunk-Mollie Cain. Mary Hulse. dis
missed; Michael Whalen, IS and costs;
Mary Donahue, So and costs; John Sullivan,
5000, suspended.
Disorderly conduct-Ed. Mularky, Louis
Folger, continued.
Miscellaneoas-Frank st. Clair, embezzle-
ment dismissed; Pat. Nuttle, James Elan.
merry. Dan Nuttle, John Smith, Thomas
Hellsion. Bridget Flannery. VIM. Nuttle,
Thomas Nuttle, Pat Tracey. as.
sault, etc. continued; Jacob V.
Elsas, obstructing sidewalk, continued;
Thomas Harmon, Joseph Welsh, Peter
King, D. Franklin. cutting, &C., continued;
James Mclaughlin. known thief, con-
tinued; BERTHE Conover. vagrancy, contin'
ued; Mrs. J. P. Naayres, Excepting place, &C.,
continued; Rosa Turnert, keeping house ol
i'll fame. dismissed; Ed. Taylor, grand lar.
ceny, dismissed; John Baccigalupo, assault
and battery, IS; Wash Hasker, same, bai
forfeited; Mary Woods, petit larceny, $25
Joseph Fredlage, same. continued.
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Wee WirelingS.

wee W1rellngs.
Secrists' mill burned at Point Pleasant,
Ohio.
Charles Klinger attempted suicide at Can
ton. Ohio.
Walter Scott, aged 81, died at Madison,
Indiana.
Four thousand dollar fire in oil works at
Coleville, Pa. -
Israel Spencer a pioneer, died at Lafay-
cite. Indiana. "
Geo. Smiley accidentally killed near
Redwood, Ohio.
John Bell lost his hand in a planer at
Bloomfield, Ohio.
The widow Of Rev. DR.. Wing died at
Greenbrier. Ohio.
Jas. summerville, old merchant, died at
Greenville, Ohio. a.
Mrs. Fitzhugh, aged 60 died at Ravens
wood, West Virginia.
Nathan Greenfield to be hanged at Sy.
racuse, N. Y. Friday.
Brakeman named Stewart killed by cars
near Union City, Indiana.
c. ]. Gardiner, of Kane, Ind, drowned
in White River. Arkansas.
Mrs. Adam Hill, aged 72, found dead in
bed at Mount Vernon, Ohio.
Daniel Searles to be hanged at Newark
Valley, N. Y. January 2lst.
Christ Kistner fatally cut by Herman
Wartman at Evansville, Ind.
Social Science Association of Indiana
cOnvenes at Munce tomorrow.
Supposed body OF David Kerns found
near North Manchester Indiana.
Adasa Soonheimer. aged German, com
mitted suicide at New Carlisle, Ohio.
Luke Courville, aged 102, suicided in the
poor-house at East Saginaw, Michigan.
The Touring mill of Sami. Hill Il Bro. al
New Athens, ILL.,, burned; loss $4,000.
Dewitt's meat-store and Wentzelps mil
linery-store burned out at Delaware, o.
Jacob Sylers, aged 81, suicded at Rock
bridge, West Virginia. Trouble with hi.
wife.
VIM. Moore, coachman for Senator Nc
Donald, in indianapolis, who attempted tt
murder his sweetheart, Alice Finch, in
Chicago, Sunday night was arrested las
evening. dressed in female attire and will
his whiskers of. ua,,r. s. ts l---..e55,
Michael Wrayton, of Emerald Isle, hi
daughter Cassie. his son Lowell and ma,
named Jacob Sears of Woods Harbor, lef
Shag Harbor in small shallop for Pubnict
to attend church. The vessel foundereC
and they all were drowned.
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From the Coronsr,a of,ics.

Mrs Winkler, aged fifty-six years. liv-
ing with her SON in what might be proper
ly calleda shed in the rear of No. "a Taylor
street, near Freemap, died about o'clock
yesterday afternoon. Coroner Carrick was
notified and investigated the case.
He found that the woman had been sub.
ject to dropsy for years and was also
troubled with heart disease. She had been
in the hospital on two occasions. After q
thorough investigation the Coroner decided
that an inquest was unnecessary. W
As the son nf the deceased had no money
and the lady left none. the Coroner ordered
undertaken Habig to take charge Of and
bury the body. c.a
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CAYENNE CONvICTS.
Seven Dilapidated Turks Who Want Il
s4 10 Home. s, -
National Associated Press 10 tie Star

National Associated Press to tie Star
NEW YoRK, Dec s9.-Seven dilapidated
looking Turks wearing tarpaulins and
hornespun goods and lacking the accus-
toned gay attire of their country men, have
Just arrived here from the West Indies.
4 One Of the party spoke French and acted
As interpreter for the others lie said they
were refugees who lIad escaped at different
times from the French penal settlement Of
Cayenne. They had been active in the re-
volt against the French in Algeria in 1870.
All the men wish to return to. Europe
are all married, most of them having two
wives. A number OF their companions re-
Gently escaped from Cayenne, are also wait
ing an opportunity tocome to New York
The present party wants employment nov
to earn money topay for their passage te
Europe.
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Death Record.

The following deaths have been placed o.
record since our last report:
Infant Schooner, hour, city.
Sophia Gerentha, 6 DAYS, city.
Joseph Greve. 8 months, city.
Infant Lilly. 2 weeks, city. "
Edward Kaiser, 6 years, city. r
John Datschengale, on years, city.
Harry Schmidt, 2 years, city.
Louisa Bowen, S years, city.
Mamie Steinberg. 8 years, city.
Fred Dowousch, 81 years, Germany.
Rosina Weiser. 72 years, Germany.
Mary Reising. so years, Germany.
Chass G. Cramsey. A years, New York.
Dennis OLeary. 81 years. Ireland.
Michael Crane, 65 years, Ireland.
Winninford Carroll, rs years, Ireland.
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City Commissioner,

The bill of the American Gas Light Com.
pany for lighting. cleaning. repairing and
furnishing gasoline lamps for the month Of
November, was approved. .a...s
A communication calling the attention Of
the intersection Of Ringgold and Price
streets, Prospect Hill. was referred to the
Commissioner of the District
William Kennekamp asked for permis.
sion to lay crossing at No. 8 Mill streets
Referred to the Supervisor.
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JERSEY LIGHTNING.
4 Hotel Keeper Thinks 1t Hits Him,
And an Old Lady is Sure Of It.
National Associated Press to the Star.

National Associated Press to the Star
JERSEY Cry, Dee. "a personal encoun-
ter between Miss Avonia Fairbanks, the
pupil Cf Count Joannes, and Lyman Fisk,
proprietor of Taylor's Hotel in Jersey City,
took place Yesterday. fE
Miss Fairbanks says Fisk had insulted
her. and she had cowhided him. The ho-
tel official said the whole trouble arose
ab ,ut $l25 which, the Count and Miss Fair
banks owed for board, and two trunks were
retained for security. ez e.asav. s8
The proprietor of the hotel denied the al
legged insult, and the police IN New York
have telegraphed for Miss Fairbanks ad-
dress. a.tE& s
Mrs Jones, an elderly lady, was pros
trated by lightning Saturday night. and
her left side paralyzed. The lightning rods
on the school-house in the vicinity were
shattered. .... I'D
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Before Judee johnston '-'-
SeM4-Schsrer ys; EpPlsn.
- t1oa-ro,hschAa ssa ~ ~, vs.. MarcuS'
S3'Soi-wne SssSi Wo,.so ". =. A,UeS nss,n;d,
SSeUa Gas'n.,, W, ne.moUS .;.a., v,. =,
eaco-ue,lmai, eacvo AMerican baix " Aiotter, Jr.
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scsSc 20 ~ ccnnnam c.a ~ b Dacneh'' SKA
Ss'av1-TaeI D..s,.s:s I've M nine. . = =.
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Marriage Liesnssa

The following marriage Licenses have been
issued since our last report:
John E. Hockett and Mary E. Anderson
Charles Stedman and Louisa Il. Peters.
A. II. Coleman and Julia Sanders.
Th0s. Mullarkey and A. T. McDermott.
John Linn and Katie Kuhl. Az
Carl Karger and Minnie Herring.
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KENTUCK KNICKkNACKS.
Choice Currents Collected In the Corn.
Tg cracker Commonwealth. C i


Special to the Star.
OAKLAND STATION, Dec 0.-Mr. Moses
Silobe, aged seventy-three years, died at his
home near here, yesterday morning. after
very painful Illness Of eight days dura-
tion. A
GEoReErowN, Dec, 8.-Thc barn and
stables ON HAMILTON street. near Georee.
town Female Seminary, were consumed by
6re. A buggy and rockaway were also
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st. Jacobs Oil having come IN my notice.
determined to try some for rheumatism.
which has troubled me more or less for the
last two years, and find St jacobs Oil all
that 1t is claimed to be. use little, as
feel the effects of the old COM plant coming
on, and in it there is instsnt relief; 50 do
recommend It to every one that Is troubled
with rheumatism. SAMUEL DIcKsoN.
900 Howes st.. BrOoklyn. N. "
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FORTY.SIXTH CONGRESS-.
SENATE.

WASHINGTON. D. c.. Dec. 9.-Bills
were introduced appropriating $155, 900
to make certain Improvements in the
channel of the Mississippi; for the re-.
moval of the Ute Indians in Colorado; to
encourage and aid the education OF the
colored race in the several States. Mr.. Nc
Donald presented the memorial of j, r.
Mclean ct al. relative to the using of ille-
cal fees in the clerks Office OF the United
States Court for the Southern District
of Ohio. Mr.. voorhees, introduced reso-
luton in favor Of maintaining the volume
of legal tender currency as it now exists
and against any reduction of the silver coin
age. Laid on the table to be called up by
Mr. VOORHEES,. A message was received
from the House announcing the death of
Representative Lay, of Missouri. AS a
mark of respect to the deceased the Senate
adjourned.
FL HOUSE, 9j
When the House met the death of Rep.
resentative A. NJ. Law, of Missouri, was an
nounced. As mark OF respect to the de-
ceased the House then adjourned until to.
morrow. 5
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WeLer's celebrated beer for quality.
purity and favor challenges the world.
Bottled By the Cincinnati Lager Beer Bot
Ting Company, 324 Elm street, delivered
free o. charge TO any Part Of the city or
|suburbs. = 500 sasal