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E9AL NOTICE-STEPHAN HOFFMANN
IL and Abraham Verter, who live in Koh-hach.
Umpire Of Germany; Eva Funk and MarsaretH
Funk, who live In Billigheim. Empire OF Germa-
ny Catharine Schraffc. .,berger aud Michael
schraAenberger, residents of the City of Newport
state OF Kentucky; Magdal 'na Bierley and John
Bieriey, he husband. a. d residents OF Carr'o
Landing, State OF Kentucky; and jacob Hoo.
mann, Jf, resident Of the City OF IndianaD0lia.
State OF Indiana, devsees under the last will an1
testament, and codicil Of Michael Hotfimann. de-
ceased, are hereby notified that Frederick Pfeissr
and Peter Vester. Executors Of said last win and
= stament and codicil, have filed q petition in
the Court Of Common Pleas Of the County OF Hann-
ilton. and State Of Ohio, case No g, ,235 praying
tneIe.n that q certain contract made BY aid
Mchael Hohmann In his lifetime with enc
Gcerge GclSer, for the sale Of the following
described real estate for the sum Of e. 0O0 90. 81
modified 90 that said plaintiffs be authorized 10
acc pt $3.50 90 therefor. and execute and deliver
deed " SAID Gelger upon the payment TO them
Dy him Of said last mentioned sum. PiaiktlfH
aay 1t is for the best interests OF said estate Ia
grant said prayer. The said premises are descrbed
q follows, to.wit: Lot Number Eighteen llSl n
Brown and Norris Subdivision In the City a
Cincinnati Hamilton County, State Of ohio. front.
Ing 70 feet ON Browne street. snd be ng 10 feSe
deep. And unless they answer or dcmir 10 ssiI
pst;ton o on or before the 9th day Of March, A, D.
lsoo. SAID petition will be taken rs true.
FORREST h MAYER.
Attorneys for Plaintifhh
CINCINNATI. Jan. 10th, A. D. 1880 jal6StF
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PARTNERSHIP.

NV
urprpv rrpr,uv,
lst-That We hava f,r,nsd a nr,;,sa ,...,o,.,,,
nnder tna name "r a rn, Of '''n''eu pefsneiSnip
T nTMpv ~ r,,nnn,ou ~ n,nn y,
q, mn on, hnotiofEh q W.
h-The names OF the general partners are
ry neniy Telerhhoier' MAX Gnggenheim and Dan
oeEa., WI " whom rcsi1e IN cincinnati Ohio. and
hoief' PIC WI VINO resides IN Buffalo. New Yorx.
So-Ine said special partner Isaac Geiesh0fer,
nas cont.l9uted s M the sum OF TWENTY-FIVE Thousand
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rings on bis fngersp The German re-
piled to this with q supercilious sort of
sneer, 30 the Englishman 'went for" him
again, and said, in a still louder tone,
"Do You know what l would do with a
ring if / had onew Before the iady
could reply. and to the great amusement
of all who heard it, the German broke
in, "Vare il in your nosAp
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BAD BREATH!

Nothing is 10 unpleasant, nothing % common,
q bad breath, and IN nearly every ca il comes
from the stomach, and can be ~ easily corrected
lyon will take Simmons Liver Regulator. Do
not neglect 50 sure remedy for this repulave dis
order. 1t will also Improve your Appetite, Com.
plexi0n and General Health
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PILES!

How many suffer tnrture day after day, making
ne burden and robning existence of all pleas
relief is ready TO the hand of almost any one who
VIII use systematically the remedy that has per
manently curei thousands Simmons LAYER Reg.
lator s NO drastic violent pu.ge, but gentle a.
sis,ant 70 nature.
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Angel OF Night" is what DR.. Bills
Cough Syrup has been called by parents,
whose Worrying and coughing children
have been soothed and cured, and have se-
cured sweet slumber by using this excellent
remedy. Price only 25c bottle.
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Unequaled for building up weakened
and wasted body, and causing the current
OF lite to flow swift and strong Warmers 6
Safe Bitters.
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Act wisely-be ready-have on hand
"Dr. Sellers Cough Syrup" and you will
have nothing to fear-not even q doctor,
bill.
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LIVER REGULATOR,

Hyon feel dnll, drowsy. ieblitated, have fire.
tste and tongue coated, ynu are suffering from
tofp liver, or "bOusiless" ND nothing will
rnre yOu o speedily and permanently as TO take
SIMMONS LIVER kEGULAv0R OR MELIUNR
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The Cheapest, Pur-
est and Best i'amil,
Medicine In ::ae World.
An Efectu,l -p 6 Rc
Tor all diseases Of the
Liver, Stomach and
Spleen.
Regulate the Liver
and prevent Chills and
Fever. MalariOus Fe.
vers, Bowel Complain Z
R.stleSness, hundics
and Nausea
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LEGAL,

A TIA PHILLIPS COAL.
IA Elevator company. Plaintiff against Peter
sctwab and Caroline Schwab. partners in business
under the firm name Of "Peter Schwab & Co"
Defendants. Before f. Gillgan. Justice of tbo
Ohio. .On the Goth day Of December, A. n, 1870.
said justice issued an order Of attnchmer' :" tho
above actionyf0 the sum of one hundred and
nineteen dollars and forty nine cents t$ll9 ~
EDWARD H. BAKER,
Attorney for P antiff.
Room IS Johnston Buildins
CINCINNATI, January ., 1850 jr9 stF
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NOT1tT--A,.BERT W. REYNOLDS, WHOSE
IN residence Is unknown. will take notice thaS
on the Both lay Of Decem ber. 1879. Mary Rcynolis
fled her petition in the Court Of Common Pleas
Of Hamilt,n '"nnty Ohio, for divorce from said
Albert ". I,vnoldS and for the custody oi tlIosr
child, Paul REYNOLDS. alleging as the grounds
thereof, willful absence Of said Albert ". Rev
nolds from her for three wears, and guss ncglee>
OF dnty towards her; and that said petition viii
be for hearing in six weeks from january OH.
1880 MARY REYNOLM.
ta9-6tF By ThOe. 4. Heath. her ATTORNEY.
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Neuril cures Neuralgia instantly. New size
Sold by John D. Park 4 Son. and all druggis
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PORTY.SlXTH CONGRESS-.
SENATE.


WASHINGTON. Jan. % Resolutions were
adopted asking the Secretary of the Ipteri.
or for information whether any member OF
the Board of Indian Commissioners had be.
come interested in Indian contracts,
The Bayard resolution relative to the le.
gal tender quality OF greenbacks was taken
up and Mr.. Coke, Of Texas, spoke against i t,
A resolution was adopted calling upon
the Secretary OF the Interior for informa.
tion relating to unappropriated lands grant
cd in aid of railways
Adjourned till Monday.
HOUSE
WARRINGTON, Jan. "a petition from
five hundred soldiers Of the late war from
ILLINOIS asking to be paid the difference be-
tween the value of the currency in which
they received their pay and gold.
The bill toreqnire National Banks to keen
one-haif of their reserves in gold and silver
was called and, after debate, q vote was
taken ON the passing Of the bill 10 a thiri
reading and 1t was defeated by ayes 70 and
nays 1853.
The House then went into COMMITTEES of
the Whole on the revision OF the ruiea AZ
ter debate the Committee rise without ao.
ton and the House adjourned.
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SICK HEADACHEi

This stress ng afiietion oerurs most frequently
The disturbance OF The st,mach. aris ng frvm tie
inperfectiy dlgested contents causes severe pa n
In the head. accompanied with q agreeable
NAUSEA, and thl. constitutes what u pOpulsrly
known u Sick Headache.
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I EGAL-H COMMON PI,EA0
IL COURTHOUSE No. 5S, 1906 Sophia SchiK, eT-
ecutrix Of Abraham SchiR. deceased, plain
Nolice..George Colds .hnidt Is notified that
on Jnly 18Th. A. D. 1877, Sophia SchiH:
executrix nf Abraham schiff deceased. fled hes
petition In the Common Pleas Court Of Hamilton
said George Goldschmidt for four hundred dOlars
with interest at per cent from June lst, A. b.
1875, upon the prlmisS0ry note of said Gold
schmidt In favor Of Abraham Schiff dated Jnno
ISL, A. ID: 1872 payable one year after date; also
notified thai an order of attachment has hs..n is
sued In said action. and property Of said defend.
ant, " the value of $3.50, attached Said defend.
ant s required to answer the petition herein on q
before the l4th day Of February. A. D. 1850.
Dated this 18th day of December, A. DIS7a
FORREST d MAYER
0e26-6tF AttOrnpya far nlainti0,
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CTATE OF OHIO, HAMILTON COUNTY, 81.
~ Court OF Common Pieas-60. .967 Elisabeth
Shaier, Plaintiff vs.. John Shafcr d. fen liant -
Action for Divorce, Alimony and Custody OF
Child, The above named defendant John siiaier.
whose place Of residence is unknown, will tako
December, '87a filed in said Court her petition
against said defendant charging wiliful abeenco
for mo than three yeas last past praying i0r
divorce from said defendant. reasonable afimony.
and custody OF minor child. and all other proper
relief. and unless answered to by the defendant
the same will be in default, and set down ia
hearing On the 18th day OF February, 1880.
ELIZ BETH 3 tAPER
BY Humphreys & Judkins PLAINTIFFS Attorney.
Room y, Pixies Opera-hOuse ja2etFA
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All the English &c iknew.
Boston Transcript.l


We heard fUhny story of a little boy
the other day. His father had aniused i
himself in teaching the bright little fell
low several words and phrases in a mum.
Der Of languages, SC that he had quite a
reputation as linguist An English
man of some note dined with the family
one day, and the child was much inter
ested iii Watching him and listening to
his conversation. After, dinner the guest
took him on his knee, with the remark
1 hear you, know great many Ian
guagcs; tell me how many you know2"
ooh, / know French and German, and
Italian and Spanish, and that is ALL"
"But you Know EnglishT
mo, l don't know English" he an
swered, with very positive shake of the
head.
eyes, you do, certainly persisted the
Englishmah.
II tell YOU do not" replied the child,
almost impatiehtly and very emphati-
calIy. "My papa knows English, | spose,
but / only know two words in English"
sand what are tiieyT
"Ouse and 'orse."
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Local Personal.


Theodore Tilton is stopping at the Grand
Hotel.
Mr.. Henry J. Bohn, publisher of the
Hotel World, of Chicago, is at the Gibson
House.
Professor Edgar @. Beall delivered an
interesting lecture on >Pnrenology last
night, at No, 81 West Seventh street.
Mr.. Frederick Gall, foreman at Gardner
Phipps & Co., celebrates his fftieth birth
day to-day at his home ON Elder and Race
streets.
The wedding of Mr.. Philip J. Cohn, Of
La Platte, and Miss Blondina Klein, OF this
city, took place last evening at Allemania
Hall, and was an elegant affair.
Miss Katie A. Holabird and Mr.. W. D.
Duble. Teller of the First National Bank,
were married last evening at the home of
the brides parents on Everett street.
Mr.. George Fl. Kotte, of the wholesale
liquor firm of Hudepohl q Kotte on Main
street, returned this evening from two
weeks trip through Kansas and other
Western States.
The triplets, Aleck, Sol and Millie Block,
last night celebrated the twenty-frst ami
versary OF their birthday by giving grahd
reception at Eureka Hall, at which large
number of invited guests were present.
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The Parry.Adams Case.

The Perry-Adams case was called in the
Police Court this morning. Colonel 7. C.
Campbell, who appeared for Perry, stated
that he had received word from Perry that
he could not arrive in Cincinnati until too
late for this mornings session of the Court
and asked that the case be continued until
tomorrow morning.
The case was accordingly continued. Mr..
Campbell made few remarks to the Court
in regard to Miss Adams. Said he: "If
your Honor please, it is downright shame
the way this poor girl is being dragged back
and forth from the County Jail. She ishard-
ly able to move, still she is compelled to
walk from the Jail to the Court-room here.
/ would not treat beast the way this un-
fortunate woman is being treated. Let
your Honor order her taken to the Jail In
a vehicle, and will bear the expense my
SELF"
The Hon. J. w. Fitzgerald's buggy was
procured, and Miss Adams was driven to
the Jail by Joe Smith, of the S. P. @. A.
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RIVER INTELLIa ENCE.
Especial River Dispatches 70 the Star. |

Especial River D1spaucnes N the Star
IaoNroN, o., March 25-l2:29 A. M
River falling. Weather cloudy. WIND
southeast. Local packets on time. Sail
Valley arrived from Pittsburg, and re-
turned last night, with good trip both
wavs. The Andes passed down and the
Lookout and tow up at a. m, and the
Fleetwood up at 9:15 a. m. The steamer
Lizzie Johnston is laid up to get pair ol
new chimneys sand repair heaters. The
Fashion will take her place for a few days
BROWNSVILLE, March 25-1O:50 P. Nj
River 6 feet 3 inches and falling. Weathe,
clear, Thermometer 800. Wind south.
east
HINTON, W. Va. March 25-S:27 A. NJ
New River feet inches and falling.
Weather clear. Thermometer 22o.
CHARLESTON, March 25-11:21 A. M.-Kan.
awha River feet inches and falling.
Weather clear. Thermometer 340. Wind
from southeast.
OIL CRY, March 25-10:45 A. M.-River
Q feet and standing. Weather clear.
Wind northwest. Thermometer $50.
PfrrsBuRe, March 25-11 :09 A. M.-Rivei
9 feet inches and falling Weather clear
and cold.
Boat Hands Gossip. I.
Business fair.
Weather cloudy and cool.
The Bonanza returned TO Portsmouth al
noon.
The Ohio No. 4 leaves this evening from
the foot Of Broadway for Maysville, Ports.
mouth, Ironton. Big Sandy, Gallipolis and
Pomer0y direct.
The Guiding Star will pass Cairo to-mor-
row.
The Robt Mitchell will positively de-
part this evening for New 0rleans
The Fashion left for Evansville last
night with moderate trip.
The Golden Rule, which came in last
night from New Orleans, put off 800 tons
freight in the Lower Ohio River, and
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brought to this port good passenger list
and about $50 tons freight. Capt 0. p.
Shinke and Clerks Albert and Walter
Shinkle and Tom Elliott are all in fine
trim. The Rule will commence loading to-
morrow and return to New Orleans Satur-
day on another grand popular excursion.
She's the dandy of the line andsher officers
are worthy gents. Secure your rooms
Wharfmaster Alex. Kennel reports
wharfage to the amount of $109 80 col
lected during the past week from thirty
five steamers.
The fine and speedy Bostona will be the
regular Q. u O. r. r. packet leaving to-day
at p. m. sherp for Huntington.
The river receded feet inches in the
"a hours ending at noon to-day, with "a
feet inches of water in the channel.
Weather moderating this afternoon, and
Splitting snow at p. m.
A good story is told by the officers OF the
Katie Stockdale, and we have the pleasure
OF putting it in print for the first time.
Bonedust, as agreat many can testify, is a
very filthy article; in fact so filthy that a
little goes long way, and the smell very
apt to make person sick. Well, to pro-
ceed with the story.
One day not very long since the Stock
dale had lot of this stuff on board and
made landing up the river alongside the
little steamer Bertha Lee, while she was
running from this port to ,Maysville.
Several lady passengers on the Stockdale
came out on the guards, and smelling the
filthy bone dust, one was heard to remark;
"Whewv, smell how that nasty little boat
stinks."
The Jas. d. Parker is still on the dam al
Louisville, and there will be no boat leav
ing for Memphis this evening under the
auspices of the Lower Ohio River & Mem
phis Packet Company. Capt. James s
| Wise went down to look after the Parker
last night. The latest intelligence from
Capt. Russell reported her in very pre-
Fcarious condition and as Capt. Wise failed
to telegraph this morning it is surmiseC
that she is no better off to-day. A large
portion of her freight, which was received
here for return trip, is being turned over tt
the Robt. Mitchell.
| Capt. A. J. Lindsey, clerk of the Vim
Shinkle, telegraphed Parker, Wise q Co
this morning from Louisville that thu
Shinkle was in the canal and would arriv'
tomorrow. She will be the regular packe
leaving here Saturday for Memphis.
/ The Clifton last trip didn't receive
pound of freight at Louisville, but paid he
little 81 for wharfage.
The Evansville Tribune says the Shinkl
added fifteen people to her list at Evans
vile.
| Yesterdays st. Louis PIP. says: ''Thos
B. Emerson, of Carondelet, has the origina
model of the famous Alt ma. If anybod.
wants to see lines of real beauty ther
they be. Thomas does not hesitate to So.
that the forthcoming St. Louis and Ney
Orleans Fast Mail Line boats should b
built exactly similar"
"News has been received here that th
George Williams, on her way up from New
Orleans, sank two barges-B -Baskey & Stew
enson's fat-boat and fuel barge-yestel
day short distance below here. At dar
last night the Williams was lying up at tn
Il cnal harhnr claa nj nu her hoilars ~
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ST. LOUIS.

BURNED TO DEATH - MURDER TRIALs--RE-
STORED LAWYER, ETC.
Special to the Star.
ST.. LOUIS, March 25.-The two little chill
dren of Aaron Thompson, colored
preacher, were burned with his house, on
Clogget avenue.
The Grand Jury have taken up the mur
der cases of James Gordon for the murdel
of Raymond Troxler and Conrad Hieman,
Tor the homicide of his wife.
Jack j. Mitchell, an attorney who wa
disbarred in 1873, has been restored II
practice upon the petition Of large mum
Der OF lawyers.
The stage employees of the Olympic pla,
baseball at the Fair Grounds with the EN-
ployes of the Grand Opera-house this after
noon. ..
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LOUISVILLE.

DOOMED MEN--BuRGLARs cAUeHT-BRowN'.
BEoUEsT, ETC.
Special to the star.
LOUISVILLE, March 25.-Gov. Blackburn
was in this city last night and said that ht
had not thought of interfering with tn,
course of the law in the cases of Anderson
and Webster, who are to hang tiext week
H. L. G. La Fontaine and jake Etzkorn
charged with having committed numerous
heavy burglaries hereabout, have beer
caught by the police.
Last night negro man named Edwart
Chisley was run over BY an L. 4 P. train
near Fourteenth and Kentucky, and viii
probably lose his legs
Ex-Governor Joseph e. Brown, of At
lanta, Georgia, has placed In the hands OIL
Rev. James p. Boyce, Treasurer of the
Southefn Baptist Theological Seminary
of this city, $50 900 for TIE endowment ol
a professors ip in that Institution.
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THE COUk'IS.
: TO-MORROW'S CALENDAR.
The cases set for tomorrow friday are as


COMMON PLEAS.
Before Judge Johnston.
5s oo7-Ella Anderson vs. Anthony Sal1sbury.
S1Sso-P S1'Ss1-'lE e Thomss vs. conrad schmltz
* oS5-Amelia Apfel vs.. John Guethlein.
* 0oS-J Jnhn w Rutherford & Co VS. Cincinnati
t. Iovaomouthn portSnouth r R G." ~ w. '' N''''''
h6 9S9-Chas. Johnson VS.. Cincinnati Mutual
Consumers Ice Co.
55,050--Christopher Simmons vs.. Bauer d. Dc
PREF
55,5s6--Charles +. Ertz VS.. George ". Sides ct al
55,610-James Cullen q 20. VS. Charies foz ell
al W. q r, r...u
sS ~ an -Ganree Rettner vs. Conrad Knnta
SSSSS n r. HarE rader W. Josenh n Heart
'0'''heRy Rai,re re1"s I,,ss. IT, Ionsworth ,S~ 's
5s,ss5-Richard Mathes vs. B. F. Hatch I, a,s ct Al.
oo,9o9-Gso. I. CaMpoeA ~ aaSieA 1ei v hlaiey' ~
5S,99l-Charles A. Lamping vs.. Catherine Gotz-
man.
eS'9y7-ness Taasas Whise vs. MI q Mnchmore a
SSoai-John A. Cochran ct al. vs. John Mccain.
mon.
,,Gn;strotor ~
5s,O47-Ferdinand Swift vs.. Thomas Lloyd ct al
bs,04s-Robert Kemper VS.. Joseph E. Heart ad
minis'la'or' ,, p..
s,n, v.,ontino % pStt,a vs nonioI ato,h,o
S7S43-Mary McC. Hines vs.. Malachi Kelly
ct al.
$685. CHRISTOPHER Weldon VS.. Thos. Mason.
51077-kgan' Mtddeke u 70. vs.. bartholomew
McGalsy g. aln geai, paInoro pr,dor rs A n n We
S7,,OSs-Gilmore & Co. vs., John A. CLARK.
SUPERIOR.
Before Judge Harmon.
81, i,7aO-Albert Doeblin vs. Shields, May &
20, ;. 7z1-r,,,o a co,shan ss,,;s;s,retor re
John B, Purcell ct al.
Before Judge Force .
34es6-Henry H. Forkes vs. E, g. Potts 4 Co.
,S4,eS7-Wm. d. baid"m vs. henry Rees e
ais .s ~, to,r A Rrintmor4 = va ua,,rv p,oo,,
mann ann ct euA Al -' ~ = - -'N''' D'''A
sSO4s-Merrie, verhage Co. VS.. VIM. Kirkur
& Son. -, n.,,
$5o33-Mary D; Rsia VS. ! Edwara H., Haynes ,
S''ooo-'anes A'4.eeies :. d. Va ne oiV'
IT, -, :. 1..arana phosatE. s..,u.u
Inc VIII Vi H'oi'u .,, n'o', was auh'it
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CURIOUS ACCIDENT.
A Little Girl Choked To Death By swsl.
lowing Toy Balloon

During recess this morning at the Twen-
ty-second District School-house, Walnut
Hills, little twelve-year-old girl named
Tiliie Wolf was blowing small toy bal
loon, when by some means it slipped down
her throat, and lodging in. the windpipe
cboked ber to death in few minutes.
Drs. Freeman and Jones were sum-
moned, but arrived too late. Lieutenant
Thomas carried the little girl to the resi-
dence of her father, on Mcmillan street,
near Beach. The Coroner was at once
notified and will hold an inquest.
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Edward 6. Murphy, a cripple about
seventy years old, who lived in his own
house at No. 81 Barr street, died last night
about II o'clock. He had been in the
habit of sleeping on the floor. Dr.J. J..
Giltenan had been attending to him, but
was not present when the man died. The
Coroner will hold an inquest tomorrow.
The body was removed to Sullivan's under
taking establishment.
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THE WEATHER,

WASHINGTON March 25.-For Tennessee
and the Ohio Valley, increasing cloudiness
followed by rain or snow areas, northeast
veering to warmer southwest winds, falling
barometer.
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LrvERPooL. March Is --S30P M.--Flour 1oalss
Wheat: Winter, 1ls@11s Sd; Milwaukee red,
10s Sd@1ls; CalifoIhfa white, IOs 6d@l1s "a;
California Club lis ld@l1s "a. Corn Is ED.
Pork, 57s Cd. Beef, 76s. Bacon: Long clear,
36s; shott clear, S7s 3D. Lard, Sss, 3d. Tallow 35s,
Cotton dull: Middling upiands, 7sSd: middling
Orleans 77-16d. Sales to day 6O60 bales, of Which
1000 bales are for export and speculation.
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Marriage Lloenses

Thefollowlng marriage licenses have beel
issued since our last report:
A. Fl. Shermbeck and ]. Boeckmann.
Adolph Pfahler and Anna D. Helm.
Thomas F. Ryan and Mary Dolan-
T. Murphy and Caroline Habighorst.
VIM. Lane and Mary Lewis.
Henry G. Droesler and Mary Veunp.
s. McNutt and Priscilla Baltimore.
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Governor Foster has granted requisi-
ton for Petrie alias Miller, who is under
arrest here for burglary and who is wanted
in New Orleans to serve out life sentence
The case has not yet been taken up to the
courts.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1880-03-25

In the Thomas Fagin murder case,
Mr.. Desmond to-day made the closing ar.
gument tor the prisoner. Mr.. Drew then
followed and is now making the closing
sneech for the State. ---. --.-. ---.-
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1880-03-25
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CINoINNATI. March 25-2P. NJ
New York Exchange steady and sales un-
changed. Dealers buying at 1-2o discount and
selling at par.
Sterling unchanged. Sight drafts at 81 8S1a5, and
sixty day biils atsS4 IS per s sterling.
The local rates for Government bonds as fol-
1nWe