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, 1879-05-13

Gladstone Is tho only English ox-Premier
Hiring.
Tho Presidents veto capacity is much
greater than was expected.
That dynamite disaster In Cana1a shows
vhAt 10 10 happen In !ussla. (
speaking Of alr. Hayos' backbone, Zach
Chandler builded better than be knew.
England has got rid Of the Afghan war,
ind she feels as IT sho worc one war short.
Distneli never owned watoll and when
rard up hc fported his oyercoat. VIC suppose.
Mr. Elliott now deolnres that the next ttmo
IL tights pnto.hght he shHil notify tho polloo.
Mr. Tildcn to David Davis: You aro quito
lshle to sunstroku II you boom In warm weather.
), Tho boston Atheumum receives $3.50, 600
from the estate Of tho lato William D. 1lowcs, OF
saieat :: ,>'.''' .''-' =
3, 1l,y flowers ARC at last getting tho best Of
srlet. md tho sherry cobblot tr[nmpas over tho
pot Eeptcll. " T.
The Coufcaorates nro good deal surprised
TO Ind that The President Is loaded with ysso In
s1cry barrel. -
Secretary Sherman went homo merely to
nend bss fence; but tho Ohio Democrats scc1n to
detect Niger In It.
Its urged by tho Detroit Free Prem that
4ac backbone Of aprlug Is broken. Well, lot her
apply to ZACH Chandler for anothor,
4 81, Louis mnn drank a pint mud half
Of whisky on bet, and died, Poor fe'low!
Couldn't hc get any nsoru whisky!
John Horny Newman wss 80 weak when
10 feathcd Romo that tho pope forbade his making
Tue uaua! formal visit 10 Tho Vatican,
, 1879-05-13

II ,he Confederate4 refuse to pass the appro-
nd,tIon bills mud ta&e q recess, they Will DO
eslle, together rgatl In extra session about the
1xt n Jaly, The Potomac Is ncEer frozen over
1t tl,at season Of tla year, ind JOE BLACKBURN
iii not need his skAtes,
, 1879-05-13

,.,,tv.a a 1ettot from Constituent who
1dss o,s .oycrai hc,ftra for "a apiece To thls
had s1.o sror. nj Wisconsin, quickly fcsorted
hf. nf~ a.. ,tsue Of heifers would increase tho
that ,,. eus =. read,l, IA an Issue Of moro green-
pre- pss, IlAzhEros might have warned ui1-
nass, constituents to beware Of m oser''a'ue
LIZ s1.ts.,tc. a. we'll "a Of heifers.
, 1879-05-13

N9fe1HT 7TSut1aF" 70 17'H z7'0H"F~
LACRossE,' Wis.,, Mny 1o.-1lc Mineral
sprsuga House. nj Arcadia, Wis, was totally Do
stroyrd By lire this morning. THO hotel was In
progess Ut construction, md about completed.
Loss, 81, ,uD; Insurance, $4,000. The fire was
tue work Of an iucendlnry. The Mineral Springs
Company will commence Immediately to erect a
brick elitcc l,l plaee OF the one destroyed.
, 1879-05-13

FASAHSkSh
Hardou's "p;p!omacy" was again produced
last night. II IL a p1sy which has become famif-
lar to the public, not ouly on account Of It's In
herent inertia, but because OF tho remarkable
aid startling tucldcuts connected with Its Ills
tory In this country. They ara fresh enough to
dispense With remark on that score. Tie ap-
pearauce Of Mr. Maurice barrymore and Miss
Ellen Cuntalns, prominent actors in tic
tragedy, vas tho ocraalon Of warm
reception by the audience. Alr. barrymore
sppeared Ia have entirely recovered from
ths effects Of his wound, asut played tho pavt
OF Julian a. wolf as over be did. "Dlplosna'
cy's" plot hangs upon suspense. Julian Bean-
eIerc .nasres eirl-pord-whon ho Is led to
believe, shortly after. by the tpnntyance Of .
wonan In tho par Ut tho I,uestan poltce'-zfeka
is n thief. Eventually L1ara ts viudlcatel.
Tile starr IL slight, but The nsanner III which tho
interest IL sustained, the skill shown In COR
stsuct.on, tho strong anh telling dialogue,
alId tla variety nnd insight 'nto human
character. IL worthy Of ,tsa best dramatic
work Of Bardou. Its reproduction was eharas-
tes1zed BY rich md appropriate setting, nsitl BY
excellent Acting. Thu first great srcne Of tho
play Is where tIe husband learns OF his NED.
thu .nafrIaEs, tl,at ho has takeu to VIZ =
0rlog, learns too lato tho indsscreton Of which
traes his words II ho cunld. The
husbam1,, refusing to believe. and yet
scarcely during to dabeltevo what ho hss le1rd,
spares no eifoft - sstsolsh bis wife's tnnoceucc,
hus h'A efforts only lead to casabliah the gnilt
more clearly upon her. Ia thts sccne the artaut,
Of siessrs. r, Hfarle, ii: Barrymore, and II.
I.aey,rcspccti9eDy filling the parss al ths brother,
Husband, atMi friend, could scarcely be i'm.
proved. vi. Lacy q. 0rleG ea!e inost sltt.t!c
success as Harry. In itself thu situation is ex.
tsetnsly striking, and presented bY those shreo
gentlemen i. c!lclscd much applause. siss Ellen
CUMMING Us Zeka, thu real criminal Of lhe play,
i not brought tuto marked prominence until
tho Iast ac.,, when 'l!c guls IA fassened
gave v powerful performances. In : .hs
Scenes whure the husband mud vic,
farSircauss, si nn,i reformation, determine 70
sepsrute, Miss Etlmuudson as I1ro although
lacking somewhat III power, mss appseetatea
iuiIY. eho Ias sympathy, = sweet voice, q
prattY face. and intelligence 70 make Rood use
Of tAose quaItttes. Wr. A, II. Davts tcndered
Baroa St<ia with the skill Of thorough artist
, 1879-05-13
ADJUSTMENTS.



Not meret7 was 1t pleasure to sce hisas kato
ClaxtoF bnck to Chicago nga[n,-at,d that feel
ng cy,tlcntlv WAS pretty general with the audi
.nec NJ rfooIerts iast nfnht-h,t Rtit
e"so Nv s' -.
was greater pleasure 10 sec her
In new part mud give fresh proof Of
her abilt1 rs IN actress. 'Tho Double Mar
rt.no ,, I'm. fhc n,ay In whirf .1,c annrarcd.-n
.,.s,s xht., haa ~ sao.rrn1 tha t,Ir,,o,,o,,, ~
"osk WINCH nas secc'Seo e''e ie'oise'ns"t y.
audiences elsewhere, las been alluded
to as original, and which NO be-
ltcvc Mfr, Cbarles I,cado tried to palm
20 ,,.,.,, vt.s 1,s-,o, -. n n*v ,h,nc t,a
w wv, .'.se ~. ~. .t.ts sn, I., 49,. 49,
novelty lles mero'y IN lta ttt'c. INC p'ay "aa
familiar to theatre-gosrs fifteen OF twenty years
ago under tho nas,,e OF "White L.ss.'' TWAS
= ,rom.tfzotton hr C,rt, 'Tnrncr nf TIN noyeI
',''.t .,sH. ~. rt..,s. f,.s,. ~.
beaf!hg Mat tlt'e W Vhas4cs hoaou' ti'a@
gentleman having cflbbed tho plot from
French play produced como time In
18sn MA, l.aura Keeue, Nc think, first
,'~a,.1h. =. .,,, !, .tte cor,trr
otouEut ~ :, ~. u"t ~ tne a"t.,'
hut although "lhe DonbIe alasfapo :" IL me1e-
ly the old play r6vanped 80 far - plot, charnc-
ter, au,I, III substance, dialogue and situation
49,. ~ h.. boo, ,r,nrov.a r,,on Mrrt, of Tho
Roes, nas psea tap't1ea upo" "las.' ~ ~ @
"eok sea.1'henta'!s'1 naa pee1 e1'n1'uasea, . tas
hcttGn II utlakeFs the Hunioe@1ees Htut AelHe7
, 1879-05-13

Joun LOGAN says he didn't 60 to Washing
an to make a,, ass Of himself. large majori-
~ of tho Confederate Drlgadlcra cannot eay us
much
, 1879-05-13
OuTsCU1kA,C ,CUTaCUfA ikEsoLx
(qticura
REMEDIES.

Ths sncccsa attending the uss Of these great ram.
etes In the treatment Of affections Of The skn and
Scalp with Loss OF Hair IL astonishing. Frbu1
Acknowledgements Of what might be cz,lot m!racn-
loua cures. Messsg. Neeka l. Potter extend thciF
cuT:ern. r crTeuna @ a" sosps ana cSrou~n f ke.
so,.vEHr. and viii thankfully receive reports OF
uc~ cases wherever they occur.
, 1879-05-13
BUSINESS NOTICES.

Atsud'a Tsecf, iran. and Wins. lnhds In ae-
cotdancc with latest medical research. improves
the ap1etitc, tnrchcs tic blood. md promptly Fe:
stores nerve power, when fas.Rued from physical
or mental strain. Dc pot, In Fart Nadiaon street.
, 1879-05-13

Tttpxs ofters chrome to every Democratic
newspaper that takes wf,ack at m old corpu-
lent party BY tue tame OF DAv1s.
, 1879-05-13

4 pambcr Of Chicago women are hooking
about to find the shoottng.eallery where airs.
IlopsHr 'earned her targct-prnctlce.
, 1879-05-13

llrs. Youaa did not accompany her son.in-law
On bis brief tip to Joliet. PETE thlula she
dotsu't like hfnt. - =
, 1879-05-13

BsHouAM7ns, N. r., May 1a,-Hine stores.
\ bank, untfou dwelling houses IN tho rcntre
of The Village of Unulila: were burned On
Sunday. Loss, SUI, ,0o; partially Insured.
, 1879-05-13
ECZEMA OF THE HANDS

Cured. Interesting Lettor from q we'll
known Attorney,
EnIroR Nxw ORLEANS PltGyHHt-SlT: Since
tho fail ut 1hl>7 IN to tllu Inst threu WccRA hvo
hech troubled With tn eruption Of the skin. which
tho doctors cali by tar!oHs uan1ek. but which Ia
generally Known By the name or Ec3enia OF Bait
khdnm. The pe1nctual place Of nttaek Was MY
hands, which al tncs especially during Tho winter
time. were ycry rure.
At tinnes Tho disease Threatened to spread from
my hnuds ana enyclop my whole body. DoeaaFs
have been consulted III philadelphia, Washington,
aa in this city, with no more huccess than tonpo
faFy rclof After considerable expense mad much
patn anil suffering. hsI cumn U the conclusion
that wonld. aH tho saying goes, hass to grin ind
bear 1t.
Abou& four weeks ago read in tho Pieayuas tho
advertisement 0l Cntsc1ra, for san by 0nr we'll
kuoWn druggist. Mr. Lyons. and reaofEcA to tsy T.
spurchased 5O.cant box. and before 1t was half
used tho disease had completely disappeared, aad
feaI ccrton that ming Ia a prruianent cure.
aty opject In ecntng yon tha letter ls to make
known 10 1thar sufferers the value Of ErTtrUKA,
AID thus beuenL II ever 70 iitue saosng humanity.
Yputs truly, 7. +. Ch!tRuLL.
IS CAAr-sr., NEw on.aAxs, Dec. Is, 1878.
, 1879-05-13

1EI 1kO "a NJ IT -
TROY, N. y, May la-Fll1cr, Warren & Co. =
Clinton stove works WITS partially burned. Loss
estimated at <G0, ,Ul to 5000; covered BY IN.
sQratec.
, 1879-05-13

The first Of tic series Of Miss Amy Fay's re-
ctta!a WINS gtven lust evening 1t Hershey Hall.
The audience was not q sery large one, but
what was bettcr, In one scnsa at least, It mas q
musical one; being largely made tip ot musicians
and musical students, whose attendance WIS
compliment to the pianist uf the evening The
programme, so far as her own numbers were
concerned, WAS d very agreeable ono, including
tho t'Gnvottc " Irom Gluck's ~ Ion Juan y; !;
Dach'a Bourrce" in a minor; Schumann's
"Des Attends ": Chopin's always welcome
Dallade III G minor; tic 1lszt. transcrlption 0f
tho "Spiunng Song " from the "FlYIur Dutch
man u; md Rul1ak's "Lacnd1feher Refgen."
II Ia not our Intention at pTescut to give au
or Of her ability aa player, u WIN be
moro grateful to wait until the scres Is anIsbcd
and will he mora just to tho player. bcs pro-
gsamn,cs are sutIlcient!y wide In Their sweep to
afford a basis for fnai oplnton. 1t ts suihcient
now to note that her reception Nas very kind
IL one, md that several Of her plumbers vcre
enthusiastically recognized: It would hnye bren
better for the programme last evening II, With
the exception q Miss Mantey. the other nun.-
tcttc, had been omitted, for Without bo!ug un.
gracious to these performers. they wcre out Of
place In ptano rec,tal aud disturbed tl'c unity
Of tho programme. OF hfass MantcS1fs playing
.Tc sholl give more Detailed opinion terca!ter,
but IL Is only Just to credit her with handsome
SUCCESS tlmt WAS very appropriately greeted BY
tiIe audience with cncores. The second recltdl
will be given tomorrow evening, With the fol-
lowing programme:
AAaEAIt4
.NIss d1v Fay.
/ a. "nay Little Birds Of the For, j..
:" ""' b. "rlsht ASs
cAteaqo Lddles' Quarttas.
q q. nhfcaFole..... ..,,. 's....''.: SpoHf
= b. Kuyawiak (Mhzurkn1. .... .Wian!awakl
Aiie. Feline .aHntey.
FAnT II.
4. Pastoral 8onatn, D 1lsJot, CD 28... Beethoven
.Hfss A.Dy Fay.
3'iss Grace Hlttz.
g. DE- si'fys ,Gf v,9n and plano pen'nGs
iiisl<. Uaaitv and M.s. NtlIy Bangs.
| PART TT.
| 7. Qunrtette-"The Watcfspsitc w.. .schunanr
| Chicago Ladlts~ ~Quarfetts. =.
| a. 'CanzDlIttt.... ,.-. .l..-.:
/ D. D. Maerchen.. .,.-......s..... lali
| c. 1n0Haan- ReXen III. Lfszt
| -Hiss AH,y Fay.
0. Quartette-"L Let's Dance and
chieeao Iai!ss Qaarit,ts.
IN a. Song Without Wogsls. ..Mehdelseoht
W. b, l,npronptu. Oh. 1i2. Schubert
nsss 4iMy Fay.
, 1879-05-13
TKAu1 MARX.
CAUTION |

Ths wonderful achievements sufi
euccrns pf HATES Honey at
l9wFrl41wssd aud Tar hrs chtaaeti
thu Asuu t,f rounteEftLtA aud dteep-
live and l&41tl<FuAf mixtures bear.
luz F,arta 1t Ets compound s.aula Or
1J&ds Mark devacr, i3s. nor de-
ce3fe,s by shesu villa 1Aa.trtnxea. hut
obtain s+1Inls's Money Of 1sssr~.
h4eM4 AAA Tar" 1K a. full sntttsA !:
aud aIH, 0fts1rvv tlS 1huy# EXA fTT
T1aitet Mark device On tta 8rnpps!
eo'ss gknus'k,
, 1879-05-13

The CuT1CunA REMEDIES are prepared By Weeks
l. Potter, Chemists aud Druggists, boston, and
sola by oil Druggists. Pzico of curtcuR4-sma'i
boxes. 90 ccnts: large boxes. containing two and
soi.yxST, 81 pae buttlc. CGTstunA Soar, 81 ceus
per cakr: by mail, 10 cents; cakrH, rs rcnta.
, 1879-05-13

Sailing three tttucs weak 10 and from Rflstshs
Ports. 1oweat Prices,
Apply 1t CompAny'4 Once, northwest eo<nakx
CjarE and Randolph -sts. Chicago:
i. d, BIZ VETSEr tlcne1af Westetn Agent
, 1879-05-13

earring tho United states aad tkoyal ialf betEeef
New Yotk ano LysrpooI For Pasaas0 appfy 10 COM
Af.FItEU LAUEIttKES, Gcn't Westc80 Agent
II" I}Ta{t4 on Grr4t ltritA!n and trnlAnd.
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CITY Commissioners.

The Cincinnati Stove Works asked for
permission IT, lay side track connecting
with the main track on East Front street,
for the purpose of loading and unloading
cars in front Of their works.
George +. Meyers made application to
construct and operatc street railroad,
commencing at Walnut and Fifth streets,
running east to Main north to Court. west
t. Walnut. north to Twelfth, west to Race,
north to Liberty. thence to Dalton avenue
thence by double track on Liberty
street to point west OF the c.,
II. & D. r r.; thence by an inclined
plane to Lehman Road. BY bridging
Walker Mill Road; thence on Lehman r ad
tn Purcell avenue; thencet Glenway. West;
thence to Consadine avenue; thence t.,
Warsaw Pike; thence to the cornoration
line; thence returning on Warsaw Pike to
Purcell avehne; to Lehman r ad; TO afore-
said Inclined Plane; thence to the afore-
said point on Liberty street; thence on Lib
erty street to Dalton avenue; thence to
Wade; thence to Central avenue p;
thence to Fifteenth; thence to Race;
thence to Twelfth; thence to Walnut, to
nIace of beginning The matter was re-
ferred to the Con,miftee on Railroads Pat
rick Leavy begged leave tt decline the exc
cuti of his contract for construction and
repair of brick sidewalks for one year Re-
ferred l., City Solicitor as to the liability of
I.eavv and Ills sureties. Frank Kriehner
filed claim for $3.50 damages, alleged to
have beer sustained by reason OF delay OF
tie Engineer in giving him the necessary
stakes for the Improvement Of East Sixth
street,
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Marriage Lloensea
Tire following marriage licenses have

Tire ollowing marriage licenses have beer
issued since our last report:
r. w. Foulds aud Mamie c. Colburn.
J. NJ. Wilkinson and Bessie Myers
r. Fink and Rosie Scitlenker.
F. j. Back and Anna NJ. Buerkle.
P. Stickel aud Eliz. Mitchell.
. Herman Eickbnsch and Louisa Loss.
Jas. H. Bolison and Annie NJ. Hartman
Steph. B. Rigney and Maggie A. Conway
Henry Hoffman and Sarah Flick.
Michael Marcus and Gertrude Rose.
Geo. G. Laman and Hanah Harrington.
Adam Alt and Maggie ZeItner.
Thos. Walpole and Philomena Hnesine.
Geo. F. Grear and Mary E. Knaebei.
Chas. Fessler and Eiizabe h Saunders.
Francis NJ. Brooks and Emma Hay thorn
Jas. Wernke and Kate r. kamp
Jos. Brickwede and Mary Stemtebeck,
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From Colonel d. Mc Daniel. Owner
of NOMe Of the Fastest >sa.m.
ming Horses Ia the 0rid.

JEROME Park, JNne Il, IS7k
This Is to certify that have used Dr. Tobias
Horse Venetian Linimcnt and Derby Cond tion
Powders, on my race-hdrses. and found them give
refect satisfaction In fact they have never
faileo to cure any ailmout for which they vera
used; the IininIeilt when rubbed In by the hard,
never biSters or takes the hair off; it has more
pnetrative qualities than any other have tried
which suppose is tho setset of Is wonderful sue
ress in curing srrains. The i'.sredients from
which the Derby Powders IRE ma have been
lhade known to me by DR.. Tobias; they are per
ertly harmless ID. MCDANIEL.
FROM COLONEL c. ~. DELAVAN.
NEW YORK, April 70, INT.
After years of Use, it gives me pleasure 10 certify
o the virtues OF DR. Tobias Venetian Horse Lini.
nent. 1t has saved the life OF one Of my four
lorse black team. This recommendation ] give
without solicitation. rs think owners Of horses
,hould know Its value.
CHAIR ES n. DEbAvAN.
No. l26 West Twenty second street,
The Family Liniment s25 and 10 cents the
Horse, 90 cents, in pint bottles the Derby Pow
'icrs, ~ ceirts a ',0x Sold by the dretgistA
Depot, No AZ MURRAY street. New York'
vrxvto
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-10-29
Joseph Martin, indicted for cutting

Joseph Martin, indicted for cutting
John Allen, pleaded guilty in the Common
Pleas Court t''-day of assault and battery.
Martin was second cook In the Henrie
Ho"se. He received good character, and
Judge Longw orth sentenced him to fine
of $780, but suspended execution Of the
fine, ard said that no execution would be
issued If the defendant properly conducted
himself hereafter.
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CIR III..

DIR. ToBtAs-f wrote to inform yor that the
child OF friend of mine WIS cured of cr6ttp. af
Ter being given up to die by three physica's One
honr after your Venetian Lin,mcnt wls used it
was ont OF danger. | hope you " Il publish this.
~ that mothels may know they haze Il rem dy for
this terrible complaint. | lost rhid by cro,n
previous to hearing of your Lnim mt, but NV
never feel alarmed. as | have our mei;cne al
ways IN the house. have also used it for .,rlis
sore thruat ETC., and always unl it to GHr
.-. JEREMIAH CAski.
II North NJ ,orc st Get, New York.
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SEVERE KHEUMATISM.

State OF New Jersey. Bergen County, Township OF
Huckensack, S.
Thomas Johnson. of said township, being duly
sworn, doth depOse and say, that he has been
severely afflicted with rheumatism for above q
year. and WI So bad that he coul scarcely walk,
being bent almost double, and was utte .ly unable
to do any work. Having heard of the Wonderful
lures made by Dr. TOBIAS Venetian Eminent, he
was induced to try il, and after using it short
lime. wiis able to 80 to work again. after being
Unable to do anything for nearly Il year.
I. JOHNSON.
Sworn to before me.
]. H. BnINCK ERIoFp Justice OF Peace
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To prevent dyspepsia, indigestion. wind
in the stomach, costiveness and torr0r of
the liver. take an occasional dose of Ma
guire's Cundurango Bitters, one hour be-
fore breakfast.
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Shadows Of COMING Eyen.s.

The first grand military balt sivsn BY the
knights. of St James, will be held at
M''sart' Haff Fritiay evening Hsffoweeli,
October 3lst.
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WHAT HORSEMEN WANT.

4 GOOD RELIABLE HORSE LTNIMENT AND
CONDITION POWDER.
Such are found in DR.. TOBIAS HORSE LINZ
MEET in pint bottles and Derby Cond. ton Pow
,lers.
NOPAY
II not siperiOr to any other. The Horse Lini
inent is only half us strong as the Family Lini
ment, and will not take the hair off If used as d.
retted.
The public appreciate II, as during the E,znotis
,314D three thousand one hundred and f0rty-ona
BOTTLES were solo in one day, as the following OATH
will show:
OATH
This is to certify that sold, on the 2Sth instant
t314l) three Thousand one hundred and forty-onl
bottles of my Venetian Linn eiIt.
q. I. TOBIAS
Sworn to and subscribed before me, this 2Stt
day Of October, l6Ta II. s, HART.
Commissioner OF s,eeis
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RIVER iNTELLiGENC
rsrecisl River Dises,cnes N the s.a-.

'Rneetal River DisRatcnes N the Jtar.
PrrTsBURe, Oct 29--t1:H A. M.--River
8 inches anu stationary. Weather clear.
BRowNsWLLe, Pa. Oct % -93l A. NJ
River 8 feet and stationary. Weather
clear. Wind northeast.
CHARLEsroS, Oct. 29-945 A. M.-Kan-
awlm River 8 feet and falling slowly,
Weather clear. Wind northwest.
On CITY, Pa, Oct. 29-S;02 A. M-Al-
leghcny River inches below marks.
Weather cloudy. Wind west.
Boat Hands Gossip.
Basiness moderate.
The-G -Gity Of Irontn crTt rates on freight
Yesterday, and consequently recrived the
BULK of all t!rat shippers had for points
above. We understand that Captain Bay
agreed net tn cut rates against tlfe w. N.
sChancelior. fhe latter get tire people be.
cause she is the lielftest boat Of the tw,.
Tine Katie Hooper isaiIhounced for Meni-
plris, to leave to-iAorr0w.
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HOGs-Market quiet and steady. Common at
8 10, choice at So 95ea per GENITAL gross.
CATTLE-Market dull. Common at 81 50@2
fair TO medium at 50 15@e2 S. good t0 choice at S8
aa3 Is. shipping grades at Si6td 6s per GENITAL
SHEEP-Market dull. Common 10 far at 81 50
as %, good to choice at IS 5Og4 50 per GENITAL
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Cincinnati Live Stock Market

CINCINNATI. Oct 29-2 P. NJ.
The following are tine receipts and shipments
of live stock for the past "a hours:
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THE COURTS.

T0-MORROws CALENDAR.
The cases set for tomorrow lThursday1 are
as follOwE
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CrNcrNrATr. Oct. 2g-o

OIScrNrATr Oct. 2g-2P.M.
The demand for money to-day is only moderate
and market steady at 6g7 per cent Business
quiet.
E stern exchange is In fair denlend and steady.
Buy ng at 10 discount and selling at par.
Sterling IS steady and unchanged We quote at
81 Sla for sight, and 81 81 a for sixty days per
sterling.
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.l52 South Sixth Street. philaielnhIa. ~.
have used for wears Dr. Tobias We Y TtGn hni'
'nent for dyscntery. dyspepsia, and often taken a
teasmnnfni in \ wint-gass OF water, 10 tone the
stomach and allay fatiaHe. | found it invigosat-
Ing and perfectly innocent, 50 rec mmend II with
confidence. GEORGE w. JONES'
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South Amboy, New Jersey.
TO THE LADIES
Certificate Of the Surgeon of the Royal Mail
Efeamar Amerina

This is To certify that have used and rs"on.
mended DR.. Tobias Venetian LniinenL aud have
fnnid II useful IN variety Of eases. 1t also rtes
unfaillng relief from the annoyance and irritation
consequent on mosquito bies, and Prevents
mark being left
J. "A. GRAHAM. NJ. r. G. s..
OF London.
Royal Mail Steamship America, jersey City
July 2Sti.
Thi usands Of other certificates can be seen al
the Depot
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This is to certify that | have used DR.. Tooias
Venetian Lniment for dysentery. taohache, cuts,
pains in the limbs. &e. and always with inme-
tiiate relief. recommend 1t to the public as
remedy which will never fail thea. No family
should ever be without it.
A. V. APPRECIATE
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READ THE CEkTIFICATES.
One Thousand Dollars will be paid ii they are mo-
ull Genuine.
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VENETIAN LlNIMENT.
Warranted for 81 Years and Never Faileo
DIR. TOBIAS
VENETIAN LINIMENT

Has given universal satisfaction since II has been
introduced INTO the United States. After being
tried by millions it has been proclaimed
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EVENING" oCTOBER 20,

the adjoining coal regions They are do
ing an immense business.
The attention Of the police Is called TO
the alleged british and disorderly conduct
of certain man in tile First Ward, who is
in the habit of beating and shamefully
misusing his wife nearly every night upon
his arrival from work. This same fiago has
threatened destruction to his better hall,
and considerable exciteneut preYailA