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HoUSE or REPR EsEYTiTIYEs.

Mr. ATKINS, chairman Of the Committee on Ap
preparations, reported the legislative, executive
and judicial appropriation bill Referred to the
Committee Of the Whole.
Mr.. KNAPP introduced bill providing that all
soldiers who have become totally blind in the ser.
vice of their country shall receive pension Of s72
per month. Referred.
Mr.. MILLS asked IL the regular order was not the
morning hour.
The Speaker replied that 1t was not. The special
order was the bill to restrict the immigration Of
Chinese, and the House proceeded Immediately to
It's consideration.
re provides that no master of q vessel owned by
any citizen of the United States shall take on board
at any foreign port any numbcrof Chinese, exceed;
ing ten, with Intent to bring them TO the United
States under penalty of 500 for each such pas
sengcr in excess of ton such penalty to become
lien OH the vessel.
Mr.. CoSGER inquired IL opportunity would be
given to offer amendments
Mr.. WILLIS (who had charge Of the bill replied
that he was instructed by the Committee on EdlCa
ton and Labor to have the bill passed as reported
Mr. CoNGER said that many gentlemen on his
side of the House were in favor of the big, but
wanted an opportunity TO amend aud debate II.
Mr.. LurrnElI. The people Of California want ac-
ton, not words
Nh. pAGE called attention to the fact that the
other side had made the Chinese question the sub
iect of caucus while the Republicans had not
considered It; but still lie hoped that no would
oppose the demand for the previous question.
MIR. CoNGEu moved To consider the bill in the
House as In Committee of the Whole.
The Speaker ruled that that was not In order
and nc previous question was scconded-ll6-Ii-'
anu tllc man question ordered,
Inc bill was discussed by MI. townsend (N.lD
against ana by Mes>rs; rage, Luttrell ana Wits
ikyD ~ iaNor OF INC ulll, hier WlllCh the House
proceeded to vote on the bill aud on pending
amendments offered on the part OF the committee
In the first section the restriction OF Chinese pas
scngers Oh any one vessel To ten was extended TO
iiilecn.
Mr.. CANNoN desired To ofcr mn amendment so as
to except Chinese travellers OF students, but Mr.
LuttrCl objected.
Mr.CoNGER desired 10 except Chinese ENJOYS and
their suites, but he was met with the same OBJ
lection.
Then Mr. COSGEE desired TO offer nm amendment
excepting shpwrGrkcd Chinese, but objection was
made by Mr. Cox (N. " and Mr.. luttrcll.
MIR. GARFIELD desired TO Offer an amendment
that the bill should not take effect until after due
notice had been given to the Chinese government
under the rules of International law.
Mr.. Cox (N. " objected.
Mr.. GARFIELD. The bill Is papOblc violation of
international law aud was got up rather for party
purposes than out of consideration for the interests
of workingncn.
Mr.. Cox aud Others objected to debate.
The bill was then passcd-yeas. il5; nays, 20.
The bill rs passed makes IL u miSdemcanor. pun
lShable with ilne and imprisonment for the master
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re jeremiah Crowley. guardian third account In
re estate Daniel Bell deceased first account Of adj
mlnlstrator. In re- estate Otto Kosack deceased;
inst account of administrator In re Matilda
Angerer, guardian: first account In re estate
MARY Is. SmOot deceased ffth account of execu-
tor In 70 Daniel Pfcil, guardian; first account
IN re Annie DOhcrty, guardian fourth account
IN iutlire this court will meet semi-weekly on
every Tuesday aud Friday mornings At ten
o'clock. IL will be both profitable and wise for
persons having business with this court TO bear
TINS announcement In mind
ASSIGNMENTS FOR TODAY
. supreme Courtofthc Dlstriot.-No.20, Gersd0rffvs.
politanBuildngA Association; No % Sinclair VS.,
Washington and Georgetown Railroad Company
NO q, Keppil VS.. Kimmeli No. ~, Bowen VS..
ireedman's Savings and Trust Company No. 90,
Morton VS. Ward; No. 2s, Robinson VS. Wall No.
~, rant VS. Dufcd; No 30, Georgetown College VS..
inc District Of Columbia; No. %, District of Column
bia vs.. Washington Market Company.
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TRAVELLERS GUIDE.
baltimore AND ONO RAILROAD.

inc Crput dOuDp-trNrk
NATIONAL ROUTE AND SHORT LINE
NoRrn, "oRrHwE$$FI,.1wEsr. AND SOUTH.
no TAKE EFFECT
SUNDAY, NOVEMBER H. 1873, at 500 A. NJ
AA5siNrw yokEfFl' M ifRIBHffR2qpurA AND pos
bbo ,N hAfkhSS llllcott Guy; on sundays 70
nopos junction, Jesu ~ Hengy IS SnS nk
Ridge; breakfast at Relay.
iitrnsbqrg Winchester. iiagertown, and Way via
alO-lBIRTpoRE AND LAUREL EXPRESS.
sloLpo,nt Of Rocks. Pledmont Strasburs, Win
$50 NEW YORK. PIiTLA DELPHiA, BosToN
AND BALTIMORE EXPREss. Parlor Car 10
New York and Philadelphia. stops at Annapolis
'a'I95 f9c1S I9VEsy II n G bHE CO
erick, HagcrstOwn, aud Valley Branch, except
SUNDAY; IhF9 , carte Slannton Pnmsn csTS
900. iOh SUNDAY ouly-B baltimore. Annapolis and
loco BALTIMORE EXPRESS. stops at Badens.
burg. College, Bellsyillc. Laurel, Annapolis juno
=, Ton. Jessups and Hanover
I!iiO baltimore Annapolis, Ellicott city, and Way
ao,tNfW YORK, PiiiLA Di;LPHIX. AND hos
TON .ENPltEsS stops at LAUREL
1895; ION sunday only for Baltimore and way sta
i3o"BAIT1MonE. BLADENsBuRa. AND IAU.
REL ENPIlEsS Frederick via Relay. stops az
ta5HiPoInt Of Rocks Frederick, Haso, stown. Win.
chester. and Wy stations OF sundays to Point
4ioot ore X9Snpolis % and Way station.
5aBD--tPHILADELPIIfA NORFOLK, AND HAL.
TtMORE ENPtESS. EllicOtt city. Norfolk, eS
cept sunday. Norfolk passengers taken la tho
cars direct To boat at Canton, stops ~ Blndens
burg and LAUREL
GI0- Baltimore and Way Stations.
Tp-tCHICAGO AND COLUMBUS EXPRESS
Sleeping cars to Chicago
slot BALTIMORE EXPRESS.
HsO-Punt OF Rocks aud Way stations.
N.u-iST, LOUIS, CINCINNATI, LOUISVILLE.
AND pIITSBUHG EXPIRES. Phtsburg, eS-
ccpt sunday. Pullman Cars
ln:1j--tNFW YORK, plIILA DEtpIIIA, AND BAT~
TIMORt. . EH !S.i Seghng car 70 New YORK
tDaly. con sunday only. other trains daily, ex-
ept sunday.
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COMMERCIAL.
georgetown Commercial News

UtOHOIIOWN, Jan. IS, MI
GRAiN MARKET
Wharf.-The market for wheat continues quletwitll-
ont any special change to note, aud sill write quo
tatlOns nominal ut cdsl ~ for good to prime Fulta
and ~ OjGlC7 for Lancaster
Coru--The supply ofc0rn is at present luy adequate
Ia the demands of the local trade and quote
lore ut ma iGC iOr both descriptions.
CATTLE MARKET
Orerlngsl3 2 head of beer cattle 80 sheep, and -
COWS and calves.
Sales--lal head Of beef cattle at s3lfl0j per gross
cwt ~ sheepat 4@iac per pound, and - cows and
calves al SsOll 30 oACh.
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EHE SMITH 4 EaGE MANUFACTURING c

LOCK BON 1905. BRIDGEPoRr, CONN,
Manufacturers Of speclaties In Light Hardware and
metallic goods generally. Government aud Giant Pad
locks, Sewing Machine Locks, Piano Locks, Organ
Locks the Automatically mate aunt sash ChG, SUI
perlor TO every other and very much cheaper No
special pulley required. The smith q Egg9 Manut1c
turing Company also gives special attention 10 the
making OF estimates for the cost OF the manufacture
Of patented inventions aud all the necessary tools
and tho manufacturing OF the same on royalty. All
communications treated conhdentially delte0d-Om
pREPARE FOR FALL AND WINTER, AND
4 sell your CASTOR clothing 10 your own ad
vantage, Rt JuS1H'S OLD STAND, No, Go ID street
northwest, or branch store, ijs 9Th street northwest
n. B.-for FIRST CLASS SECONDHAND
CLOTHING extraordinary high prices viii he paid
us make a specially of them.
NOTES BY MAIL WILL BE PROMPTLY AT
TENDED TO- ses7'tf =
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AUCTION SALES.
n FORGE TRUEsDELL, Auctioneer,
~ 60j Seventh street northwest.
FUTURE DAYS.


TRUSTEES SALE TWO VALUABLE DWELL
ING HOUSES. AND BUILDING LOTS IN
GIDRGETOWN.
Nv virtue ofu decd of trust dated July T. ts7d. and
recorded In Liber So folio 49, &c. Of the land records
u the District OF Columbia, and Of decree passed by
the supreme Court Ofsad District the 18th day Of
December, 1873, In equity No. 6sai. aud ut the
request ofthe party secured, VII sell ut public nuC
ton, in front ofthe promises, on MONDAY, the iuth
qav 81 February, ls1i ut o'clock y m the following
scrlDei real estate and premises situate In the GU
81 GEORGETOWN Ia the District oi Columbia TO vii (:
iOls numbered twenty eight (2Sl, twenty-nine tzli
shrly !9ol, and thirty one l5l and parts of lots mum
lere9 tWeny.seven t2l) and hirtY-twO (8.), OF Ho-
meals addition to Georgeiown BEGINNING for the
same ~ the corner OF lot twentynue CIV aud OF Gay
ana Montgomery streets. thence running south one
nlndfed ana forty liO eet. thence east three hun
greg AOY iee thence north one hundl OF aud forty
Ul ieet thence west along Gay street three hundred
GOD feet to the place oil beginning excepting that
part 81 the above described property which was con
yeyed March Is, 1876 by George r. Fisher aud wife 10
trauk Burrows, fronting twenty (.0) feet on Gay
street at Us intersection with Montgomery street,
depth of one hundred and frty Ui)) feet.
Terms Of sale One-third cash and the balance in
one and two years, for which the notes Of the pur
clnser secured by deed of trust he premises, IN
hearing interest at the rate of per cent per annum
VIII he TAKEN or the purchaser pay all cash, at
his option. deposit ct 800 Will he required at time
OF sale and II the terms Of sale shall not he complied
with In ten dnys, the properly will be resod ut the
risk and cost ct the deiaulung purchaser
jan 29-WfMtd =. X. BOND, Trustee.
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BRAiNARn II: WARNER, Tr,stccs
CHARLES Il. PEARSON, i''S'e'SN
FTNRUSTEEs' SALE OF THE VA uABLE RESI-
l. DENGE On TUE NoRTH EAST GoRNER OF

'KUSTEES 0NI.E OFF TIIE Va UNBIE KENI-
Il DENCE ON THE NORTHEAST CORNER OF
X STREET AND VERMONT AVENUE.
BY virtue OF deed of trust dated June 10. 1s73
corded July 3. 1873, la Washington Land Records
DC rs, paHo 49, and nj the request of the creditor
secured thereby we will sell at public auction IN front
OF tue premises. on SATURDAY February /, 1879, ut
land lying and being in tho city of Washington and
known and designated on the grouud plat thereof AZ
lot numbered twelve l2). in square two hundred and
seventeen (2lT according TO kldwe < subdivision
thereof, nll fully described In said deed Of
trust TO which reference IL hereby made, together
win the residence and improvements thereon subject
TO all lawful prior liens on said premises.
Terms: Five hundred dollars cash at time of sale,
and the balance in equal instalments In three, six,
nine, and twelve months respectively with interest
at per cent, secured by deed of trust The prop
erty. BENJAMIN 4. BUTLER, r,.,.,,os
WM. II. CHANDLER ''"''''"
DIfNI'A NSnN iuDi
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Il 4. COLDWEII, Real Estate Auctoneer
" hLn 4 slrnnt mmrlhMnsI.

TRUSTEES sALEOF 4 TWO STORY AND BASE
MENI BRICK DWELLING, No. III FOU RAND
AIIALF STREET SOUTHWEST.
by virtue OF a certain deed Of trust, dated Dccem-
Der ~, A. D. lS77 duly recorded III ber No. S7l folio
26d ct seq of the land records for the District of
Columbia, and at the request OF the holder OF the note
secured thereby. will sell ut public auction III front
OF the premises on SATURDAY, February /, A. d.
S59 at cock p. M. all that certain piece parcel
OF ground lying and being situate In tho city OF Wash
ngton, District OF Columbia. and known as the south
seventeen 10 feet front by the depth of lot numbered
twelve O2), IN square numbered five hundred and
thirty-iour ODD together with the improvements, DC
Terms: One third cash, and the balance in six,
twelve, and eighteen months from day Of SALE Tor
which notes OF the purchaser will he taken at per
cent per annun, secured by deed of trust aud in
srnncc on tho property sold all cash, Al the option
OF me purchaser deposit Of 800 required at time
chasers cost The trustees reserve the right to resell
the property, unless terms complied WITH In
DAYS from time OF sale Mt risk and cost of deiaultng
purchaser.
BRA1NARD II. WARNER ,r.,.,os
CHARLES II. PEARSON, J ''"s'e'S
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Join sIlERMAN. Anelloneer
VoHN SHERMAN q CO.,

Il DIN SHERMAN u CO.,
~ Real Estate Auctioneprs.
TRUSTEES SALE OF A LOT ON u STREET. BE
TWEEN FIFTH AND SIXTH STREETS
SOU rHEAST.
BY virtue of deed of trust dated the Sth day of
November, A. D. is1l, duly recorded in libcr No. SOL
folio 80 q seq, of the land records Of the District
of Columbia, aud AT the request of the party secured
thereby we VIII sell a public sale in front of the
premises, ON Thu RSDAN January ~, ~ u. lS7p, at
o'clock n NJ. the Northumberland property:
Part OF lot number seven, IN square numbered eight
hundred and forly'tiYe, Dclng the west twenty feet
mont of said lot by the depth thereof together with
the improvements Sc.
Terms of sale: Ffty dollars cash NJ time of sale,
and the balance In B. a. aud T. months, with interest
AT per cent, to he secured on the property sold. All
ConVeyancing NJ purchasers cost, Term, Of sale 10
be complied with in seven DAYS.
&. q. LEDERER lr,,s,ooy
GEORGE BAUER, '"o'''''
w. VI. SMITH, Salesman, lunueOdSds
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DUNcANsoS bros, Anctiomecrs.
UNIrEp sTArMs MARsnAEs sAlN.

by virtue of writ of nerl facia issued out of the
Clerks office of the supreme Court of the District of
Columbia and to me directed will sell ut public
sale for cash ut the court house door of said District
on MONDAY, the 10th day OF Fcbruary, s7p NJ II
o'clock nl all the right title, claim, aud interest OF
George n. Rider IN and TO the following described
property. to wit: Part of square 60 Washington, -.
g., beginning for the same ut point on New Jersey
avenue - feet IL inches nom the southwest Of
said square running thence with the line of New Jer
sey avenue II feel thence northwesterly at right
angles with said Avenue 100 feet inches, thence
SOuthwary II feet 81 inches, thence right angles
los feet TO the place of beginning together with all
and singular the improvements thereon, seized ard
levied upon the property OF George n. Rider to
satisfy execution No, 1853 ~ law, in favor of Alex
sharp. FREDK DOUGLASS,
L, :. Marshal u. G.
mo- ali
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By virtue OF deed OF trust, dated March H. 1878
ana recorded in liber So. folio 25, Of the land
records Tor Washington County, District Of Columbia
we Will SELL ut public auction, In front Of the prCm
sts, ~ 1890 o'clock u. M, THURSDAY, FEBRCAiN
GlSp the following described real estate situate In
Washington city. and known rs Lot u, subdivision
OF square 3s3, together with the improvements there
OIL consisting OF u Three-Stpry Frame Dwelling.
Terms; One-third cash balance In six, twelve, and
eighteen months or all cash, as the purchaser may
prefer The right Is reserved to resell the property
at the risk aud cost Of dehuing purchaser II terms
are not compiled with IN days after sale. one
hundred dollars down ut sale
BRN1NARD II WARNER, T,rs,aes
CHAS {. GLOVER, i'"'Vo''
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r. L. WAGGAMAS, Auctloneer.
iulS-STuTh&ds
TINTED STATES MARsIIALs SALE
PROPOSALS..
pRorosALs FOR IRoN WORK.

TVNVI V9NIl7 TVIN TTNVN NVNN1
OFFICE % THE SUPERVISING ARCHITECT,
TREASURY DEPARt MEST
WAsnINGToN, ID, G., Ian. "a, ls5D.
Sealed proposals Will he received Al this Office until
II NJ The 10th day ~ February 1879 for furnishing,
delivering, fitting, aud putting In place complete tile
rolled iron beams for second ana third floors and
CuStirOn columns for first and second stories Of the
building fOr the Bureau of Engraving nnd Printing IN
this city, In accordance with drawings specification
and schedule, copies Of which, and any additional In
formation, may DO had on application bt this Office or
the office Of tile superintendent
JOHN FRASER,
Iao7.Gt Acting Supervising Architect.
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w. NJ SMITH Salesman, '''' iasoeodSd

THANCERY SALE PREMISES NOS i}S, no.
" ANp AZ ! STREET NoMIlIMESr WASH;
STPhESIE cor RT Of 81 T iif nhiiS Sritfcr' o
COLuMBIA, IN NO 2i1o EQUITY,
On THURSDAY, January 81, lSig, AZ o'clock y. M,
Will offer for sale Al public auction, in trout OF the
premises, In separate parcels, The above described
square 6lG
Terms One-thrd cash: residue Ia three equal IN
sullmcnts At six, twelve, aud eighteen months at
per cent. interest Title retained until null payment
Of purchaSe money, Fifty dollars deposit OH accept
HnCe of each bid COnyeyanclng and recording at
purchasers cost.
Fol- further particulars apply to
JAMES :. EDWARDS. Trustee,
sos ID street northwest, city.
u, T. WAGGAMAS, Auctloneer
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Mitchell, Morgan, Morrill,, Oglosby, Patterson. Rol
Inns, Saunders. and Spencer29
NAYS Messrs Darnum, beck, Cockrel, Coke
Sreery. Maxey, salisbury Shields, Thurman, Voor-
bees and Wiihers--i6
Pairs on all political questions wcro announced
rs follows:
Mcssrs Butler, Wallace Eustls Garland, Grover,
Jones (Fla0 Mcdonald. Mcrrmou Randolph,
Dennis. Ransom, Johnston, Whyic. and Davis
tW Na.), with Messrs Conovcr Cameron pal
Chaiicc Klrkwood, Teller, Christancy, Matthews
Ingalls,, Paddock, Plumb, sharon, Sargent, Wad
leigh, and Window The Democrats would have
voted IN the negative and the Republicans In the
affirmative.
MIR. EDMuSDs said he did not desire to occupy the
floor this evening aud the Senate. at il5, on motion
OF Mr.. Morgan, by rising vote of-yoos, y nays,
H. adjourned,
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John SHERMAN d CO..
y Real Estate Auctloneers.
nm inc

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
PROPERTY ON PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE,
BETWhEN THIRD AND FOUR-AND-AtALf
STREETS WEST. No. so.
By virtue oftwo deeds Of trust recorded re peCtiycy
IN libers No sos, folio ~ and No. 90 10 iui IT seq
OF the land records OF the District of Columbia, we
VIII sen ut public auction In front of the premises,
tuesday the 18th day of February, ls7n, ut o'clock
D. M. all that certain real estate in the city Of wash
ngtOn, ID. c., designated lot No. a. IN reservation
No. ~, with the improvements.
Terms of sale: nefourth cash, aud the balance at
SIX, twelve and eighteen mouths for which the notes
OF the purchaser bearing interest from The day OF sale
ana secured on the property sold, viii be taken
deposit of 900 will he required of the purchaser
ut the time OF sale. All taxes and assessments to de-
ccmber L. 1878 will he paid OF the purchase money.
WILLIAM Il. MATTINGl.Y, L r,s,oo.
e.. H. PRENTtSS, iiStcc7'
w. ". SMITH. Salesman. lan2327, 20 ebl,I
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B r Y A N IS
ELECTRIC BELTS.
A sELEcURE, WITHOUT MEDICINE,

FOR All Diseases ARISING FROM u
Loss Of Vital Force.
Dyspepsia. Paralysis, Rheumatism, Epiiep-
sy, uysteria, Weak Lungs, Nervous Debility,
Weakness, Kidney Complaints, mpotency,
and Physical Prostitution.
This improve ment IN electric appliances embraces
the effective properties of older Inventions without
requiring vinegar other liquid 10 excite action.
The metals In this belt nicely adjusted that the
heat aud moisture Of The body Is sufficient to evolve
the current OF Electricity. They enCrce the body
with Electric and Magnetic Influence restore the
Strength to the waning organism.
THE AMERICAN INSTITUTE OF NEW YORK
has this wear awarded A DIPLOMA FOR THIS IN
and tested by the eminent Physicians and EleCtr-
clans appointed for the purpose by the Directors OF
the Institution Some OF the most eminent phys
clans of the city have certified TO the merits OF This
Therapeutic agent
Read the following from Dr. Guernsey, No. ls West
Tweniy-thrd street: 81 hayo used Bryau'S Electric
Violate Belts with very decided benefit In all
cded satisfaction. Their construction Is Thoroughly
scientific, and physicians will find thcm OF great aid
In cnses that resist every other form of treatment.
"EGBEHr GUERNSEY, NJ. d."
JOSEPH SAUNDERS says: "My disease, nervous
debility and all Its horrors. untitled me for business,
society, domestic life. Your belt has proved
ereign balm and effected perfect cure"
For illustrated pamphlets address,
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2O5 East Fourteenth ST., New York City.
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HOTELS.
THE EBBITT HOUSE.

ARMY AND NAVY HEAnQU ARTERs, WASH
INGrON CITY.
Popular prices, Board aud room Mt ~ aud 81 per
day Parlur aud alcOye rooms AT equally low rates.
Bulls Eyes sixth floor mice rooms, At $40 per
day Tie CLERGY have always been received at lib
erull discount. Army and navy officers ut special
rates. -Four iron tire e-CnpeS. dec.i-
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EOOT SURGERY--CORNS- ~.

"Daily walks being requisite TO health thousands
visit Dr, WHITES establishment, lIlB PENNSYLVANIA
avenue opposite Wizards Hotel Tor relief from aud
avoidance OF Germs, BunOns Chllbiains, Hal Nails
&C. Among his patrons are many OF HE most emf.
nent medical, judicial and political dgntaues at the
world. lsIhbllShed 1861. Fee, 81 Visit. urC2b
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HELMEOLD'S BUCHU

HAS NO EQUAL In diseases peculiar to females
Chronic Inflammation Of the Uterus, and all COM
plants incident to the sex.
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WEST,
no TAKE EFFECT
SUNDAY, NONEMBER IL, 1878 at 800 A. NJ
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-03-14

Hon. w. W. Waters died near Kokomo,
L. P. Wiidman. grocer, failed at London,
Ohio.
l. Glcs&ner, editor OF the Courier, died at
| Findlay u.
Geo Culner, pioHeer hotel man, died at
ST. Paul, Mnn.
Mrs. J. J. Palmer's residence burned al
Washington, Ind.
Mike Darmody. of Marion. O., was killed
by cars in California.
Three m were injured by railroad
collision at Berea, q,
Frank Ieghton's shoe factory burned at
East Pepperel, Mass.
Mrs. Caroline Quarter a pioneer, died
at Charleston, w. Va.
Anthony Romer, coppersmith, was killed
by fail at Milwaukee.
Willard Daville was killed by falling
tree at Bailey's Mill, Mich.
The murdered John Aronhalt was buried
at Marion, o., yesterday.
John Storey lost his arm while switching
an engine at Portsmouth, 0.
- IN "''9ti' iitiI Iull. WI hulSUulI, III, Is
dead, aged seventv-eight Wears.
Edward Kellar accidentally shot and
killed hitHself at Chillicothe O.
Col AlstOn's funeral was largely attended
at his Georgia home yesterday.
George A. Root, peddIcr attempted to
outrage little girl at Cleveland, 0.
Six stores and several dwellings were
burned at Onslow Jones County la.
James Crabtree's pistol exploded in his
pocket at Eufala, l. r., aud killed him.
Miss Susan Cox accidentally shot herself
at Waynesville, 0. She will lose leg.
Benjamin Flynn, farmer was killed in
saw-nIli near Miami City, Miami County,
Ohio.
The dead body OF an unknown woman
wa, found in Il river tied up in a coffee. |
sack near Detroit.
The body Of Walter Gibbons was found
III the lake at Cleveland, 0. He had been
missing since December.
Mrs, LunSford, whose husband and chil.
dren we're burned to death ut Carbon Hill. |
o., is not dead as reported.
BY the explosion Of powder mill near
81 CinIr, Pa, Jones lline WAS killed aud |
MesSsrsmith seriously burned.
George Lewis colored boy. CHARGED with
his grandmother, in Chester.