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The RichmOud Convention.
THE CLARKE MEETING-THE FIELD MEN MORE
JEALOUS THAN PRUDENT, &C., &C.

JEALOUS THAN PRUDENT, &C., &C.
BERKYyILLE, CLARKE COUNTY, VA.,I
May 10, 1880.
At a Convention OF the Democratic party
held to-day in Berryville Captain William
n. Nelson was called to the chair and John
D. CrOsin appointed secretary. Nine dele
gates and aIternates OF like number were
selected TO attend the State Convention Ia
be held at Richmond on the 10Th. A reso
luton was adopted expressing the view
that the nomination of Mr.. Tilden would
| imperil the success OF the Democratic party
| I'm Virginia. A jealous advocate Of Mr..
Fields domination offered a resolution that
the delegates from Clarke TO the Richmond
| Convention be instructed TO vote for dele.
gates to Cincinnati favorable to the nomina-
ton OF that gentleman. A substitute for
this resolution, TO the effect that the dele.
gates be 9ent without instructions, was
unan imOusly adopted. Mr.. Seymour, Mr..
Hendricks, Mr.. Field, MIR. Bsyard. and Mr..
Tilden all had friends in the Convention.
Ii is the impression here that the delegates
to Cincinnati should not be instructed.
&. NJ. L.
LOUISA DELEGATES.
Louisa Courthouse District-F.W. Chles.
w. NJ. Bick,ers. +. ". Winston, Il. z. Tai.
ley, 5. Il. Henson; alternates, ID. A. Trice,
j. l.. Jones, Il. M. Fowler, j. +. Poor, w.
f. Coleman. Green Springs District
Thomas S. Watson, G. w. May, f. r.
West; alternates, William McComb, Charles
Vest, n. Il. Saunders. Jackson's District
X. +. Moss, John o. Cosby, DR.. w. S.
Fowler: alternates, Thomas w. Anderson,
l.. r. Swift, DR.. C. G.. Coleman. Cuckoo
District-H. p. Hancock, p. b. PendIeton,
John A. Waddy; aternates, DIR. Lewis
Pendleton, A. T. Goodwin, Jr., DR.. f. Ii.
Sims.
The following was unanimously adopted /:
"Being apprised that our distinguished
representative in Congress positively de-
clines reelection,
"ReSoiued, That we most cordially but |
recommend Captain +. V. |
winston. OF this county, TO the voters OF |
this district as man in every respect most |
eminently qualified 10 represent us In the |
next Congress Of the United States"
wEsTMoIELAND COUNTY.
HAGUE, Va, May 9Th.
At called meeting Of the Conservative |
party Of Copper parish. Westmereand coun.
~, at The Hague, on May s, 1880, Messrs.
w. W. Walker and Willoughby Newton
were appointed delegates TO the Convention |
In Richmond on the 10Th instant, and Col. |
onel r. s. Lawrence and Thomas Brown |
were appointed alterbaies.
Il. IL. BEALE, Secretary.
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SpECLAL NOTICES.
VT GOODS FOR TIE sFAsn,
SEAHONAHLF Gnnna

"'@''Nhobt tODDJ
THE LARGEST STOCK OF LINEN t,vvs
EVER EXHIBITED IN THIS CRY.
FRENCH ORGANIZES and JACoyErs g.,
great variety; III
PERCALEs, CAMBRICs, and GTXGHAMs.
boNIiNos' MOHAiRs, DEBEGEs, and SIR.
DAB; sho-
SILKS at the lowest prices ever ofYred.
SATISs, BROCADEs, PEKINs. and st,vo,
TRIMMINGS; ."
READY-MADE DRESSES, ULsTEps 49,,
BUSTERS: 80 '"l
GARMENTS FOR LADIEs-ouro own ro,n,,,.o,..-..
GENTLEMEN's SHIRTS Of our own rna,,r,,,~'',
PARAsOLs and UN-UMBRRLLAs IN 80
variety: PedL
LINEN LAP.RoBEs atsl, slIO, si2;, ,lso.
LINEN MADRAS GINGHAMs A. lie. 10, 80,
worth Csc: JET ''f1
BARGAINS IN WHITE GOODS oreyeyya....,.
fiOn; ''''flp-
SOCKS, STOCKINGS, GLOVES. .nd vrr,,..
low prices; a.
LINENS, TWEEDs. CA>SIHFprs ,.,,
VfOTs. JEANS. and COTTONADFs for -,
and mems wear; '''
COLGATE'S SOAPS. HANDKERCHIEF ~
TRACTS and TOILET WATGP-:
The cheapest PAPERS and ENyfLoPEs 81, ,.,
city: '"'
TokCHON LACEs, HAMBURG FDGING,. ,,s
INSERT iNG,-"e slow The only compile, A..
sortment Of these goods IA taccly:
CURTAIN MUSLINs hon Zoe. 10 y5c. r.- ....,.
LACE CURTAINS Ia great ,arieiy-y, 49,.
some extraordinary bargains ia thi, me.
2,OCO yards Of NOTTINGHAM CCRTAfN.I,,rs
In The newest patierh.--we call Iar'lca..r ~.
tenfiol 10 the STRIPED LACE~:
TIDES In great ypr,ety. and lligc s..or,.',. ot
TOILET MATS;
cORsETs.-WERNtR'S HEALTH. NrR,.NG.
and ABDOMINAL CDRsETS iuau.t-.
We show the Target and tc.i a..o,fel ...... .,
LINEN GOOD IN the city; or pr.c., ar. ',...
lowest for FlRSI-cLA>s GOODS:
Lock az our TABLE DtMA'K. NAPKrV.
DOlLIkS. TOWELS, CECMB-oIDTu@ .
\ large assortment Of BUTTONS. FHlN.FS
GIMPS, and BRAlDS. ''
We make addition. to our stock every day.
my II LEVY BROIHfR,.
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EADQUA 4 r. 5 ATTUCkSs
III GUaRp VIRGINIA VOLUNTEERS.-G
ORDER NO. -, This company IS hereby noti- ~
fed 10 assemble at their arinory TO-DAY at II
O'Clock sharp TO pay the last tribute Of respect 10
our deceased comrsde, MAJOR REDMOND. Each
aud every member is requested 10 be present. Menu
bers Of other companies are respectfully invited 10
unite with u.s. Every man will supply himself with
two rounds Of blank cartridges.
BY Greer Of Captain JOSIAH CRUMP.
mvI3.It ". H. GRAY, o. :.
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RICHMOND, May ! !, 1880.
THE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE
i RICHMOND FIRE ASSOCIATION VIII be held
at The engine hOuse on Tenth street between Main
and Cary streets on THURSDAY EVENING, Nav
l3,lss0, at 8 o'clock. Members are requested 70
come prepared 10 pay their annual dues.
BY order THOMAS A. RI 81. President.
nv 1919 II. l.. EDMOND, Secretary.
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BUCKINGHAM.

SCARCITY OF TOBACCO-PLANTs-F FIGHTING THE
PLY WITH CHICKENs-wHEAT PROMISING
OATS AND CORN sUFFERING-DHATH OF
ELIJAH HANES.
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CHARLOTTESVILLE.

DEATH OF An EsTIMABLE LADY-RELIGIOUS-
SAD DEATH SNAILS-EXPL0SI0N-RA
AND HAn-oRATORs' AND DEBATERs' Me-
DALS-sHEEP-KTLLING.
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NJ LETTINGS.

MASONIC NOTICE.-The mem e
wi bers Of METROPOLITAN LODGE. Xxx
No. IL, are requested TO attend siated/ w
comInunica lou OF heir Lodge ~ ST. Adams Hall
THIS (Thursday) EVENING. 18Th Instant, al
O'Clock. All MISTER MasJDs In good standing are
invited to attend.
myI3.it s.B.JACOBs, Secretary.
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FLOOD OF ORATORY-THE
SPEAKERS TAKE NOTHING BY THEIR NOTION
DELEGATES TO RICHMOND CONVENTION,
ALSO TO THE JULY NEW ISSUE RADICAL
MEETING.
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The Bishop blowout.

The Committee of Arrangements for the
reception OF Ex-Governor Bishop in this
dfy next Thursday evening, have per-
Iected all the necessary arrangements. The
Ex-Governor will be met at the depot by
the Hamilton County Democratic Club and
escorted to the headquarters on Sixth
street, where he will bs handsomely enter.
tsined.
The following committees have been ap.
pointed:
Committee on HALL. McHugh, VIM.
Lynn, Thomas Hartshorn, e. NJ. Davis,
Jacob Kramer and Simon Straua
Conductors at Hall-Mac Garrison, Ed.
Kramer, Al. Campbell, w. H. Brown, w.
]. Fitzgerald, B. G. Landmann, Ed. f.
Mullen, Gideon Wilson and G. N. Dannen.
hsuer.
Committee on Band and Carriages-Gen
sFal c. H. Sargent, Joseph Setter, Daniel
Wolf, G. W. Baker and Judge M. F. Viii
son.
Committee on Vocal Music-Dr. Charlie,
II. Muscroft. Jr.. Thomas Cullinsn, lTbomsl
Davies, L. G. Bernard and Fred. Benninger
Committee on Police-A. R. Won Mar
tels John Dorsh and c. w. Rowland.
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Wee WiYelings.

Pottery to be erected at Franklin, o.
Henry A. Holland suicded in New York.
Severe hurricane near Fort Wayne, Ind.
Co.. A. c. Andrews died at Charleston,
s. G.
Ira Haskett's house burned near Shiloh,
Ohio.
Senator Lamar, Of Mississippi, is serious.
ly i'll.
Henry Probst, musician, suicided in New
York.
Michael Benney. old citizen, died neal
Ripley, O.
Jack Dyer on trial for wife murder, Al
Albion Ind.
Dam Kallaher killed by falling tree al
Lapeer, Mich. .u..
Henry Hayward, Waldron, Ind, convict.
ed of abortion.
Mrs. James Schiller killed by kerosene al
Fristburg, Nd.
Lindsey shfaet found murdered nea,
Green G. H., Va.
Geo. Kaigler, dissipated boy, committed
suicide at Altoona, Pa. s,
Utah Legislature met Yesterday. Orson
Pratt was elected Speaker.
Geo. w. Bsachtell, well-known horse
man, died at Circlevilie, o.
Chas. L. Wallace asssssinated in the
street at Weir City, Kansas.
Joseph Halfner, prisoner for murder
suicided at Dog ylestowy, Pa.
Ephraim Hess accidentally shot ant
killed himself near California, Mo.
Jane Smith and Elizabeth Sparks arrest
ed in Philadelphia for beating John Grit
fiths to death.
G. B. Scruggs. prominent hardware mer
chant from Independence, Mo. ,suicidcd a
Ban Francisco.
George Peck. c6lored, lynched Tea
Beallsville, Nd, for outraging Miss Id
Hays white. aged Is.
Twenty-sevsn coal cars went over
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The School Board.

The Board Of Education A,st last even.
ing.
The Union Board Of High Schools re-
auested the Board to include in its next
appropriation $1,000 to build three addi-
tinnal rooms to the Woodward High School
Bull ing. Referred to the Committee on
Funds and Taxes.
Ernestine L. Nesbit, teacher in the
Gaines High School, and M. M. Jones, OF
the Twenty fourth District, rendered their
resignation, which was accepted.
The City Solicitor was instructed to ascer-
tain the amount of Police Court fines due
the Sch oil Fund.
The Committee on Rules and Regula-
tions reported new rules and amendments,
as follows:
No wife or husband whose consort Is q
teacher shall receive similar appointment
in the same district; no son or daughter
shall be teacher in any district where his
or her father is Principal.
2. A new rule to govern the distribution
of tickets to the Y. NJ. L. A., according te
the Day bequest.
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women's Art Museum Association.

At the annual meeting Of the Women's
Art Museum Association in the ExpOsi-
ton Building yesterday, the, following Off
GERS were elected:
President-Mrs. Aaron f. Perry.
Vice Presidents-Mrs. w. P. Mallon,
Mrs Alphonso Taft.
Treasurer-Mrs. Whitman.
Recording Secretary-Miss Appleton.
Corresponding Secretary-Miss Neave.
Trustees-Mrs Whitman, Mrs Keith,
Mrs. ]. T. Perry. Mrs. s. P. MallOn, Mrs. A.
s. Winslow, Mrs W. P. Hubert, Mrs.
Theodore Stanwood. Mrs. John Shillito,
Mrs. R NJ. W. Taylor, Mrs. NJ. F. Force,
Mrs. Hoadly, and the President, Mrs. A.
F. Perry, ex-officio.
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Museum Of Natural History.

The rooms occupied by the Museum Of
Natural History at the Exposition Build
ings are those in front on the second and
third floors, the room in the third story be-
ing the one occupied by the Natural His
tory display during the Exposition. Mr.
Paul Mohr's valuable collection of fossils,
to which many new additions have been
made, is among the chief attractions; also q
large collection of minerals, occupying in
all forty-six cases. In the room below are
exhibited the specimens of Zoology. The
handsome aquariums will no doubt attract
considerable attention, as they are large
and occupy each end Of the room. One
tank Is filled with natural sea water. The
arrangements for the Museum are now
nearly complete. and it is undoubtedly one
of the most prominent features Of attrac.
ton in our city.
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Police Commissioner.

The Board OF Police Commissioners met
yesterday afternoon.
Drug bills amounting To $231 n and
miscellaneous bills aggregatiDg sos 30,
we're ordered paid.
The Superintendent was ordered to in
vestigate charges against Officers Lawrence,
Crambert and Butler, who are charged by
Michael Hayes with beating him with
their maces.
Mr. Won Martels made statement to
the effect that when John Ryan was ar
rested recently on the charge of running d
variety show at No. 297 West Fifth street.
he was liberated on bond signed by Chas.
R. Haskns as owner OF property at M. 6G
Hughes street, when T. q. Campbell, ESQ.,,
SAYS the property belongs to him, and Has
kins never had any claim or title TO it.
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The Millers' Exposition.

There was meeting yesterday OF the
Board of Commissioners Of the Millers' In
ternational Exposition, with President
Gault in the chair and the following men,
bers present:
Messrs. Woods Robinson, Huntington,
Simpson, Bradford, Snodgrass. Hill, Egan,
Hardy, Utz and Stewart.
After the Secretary had read several
communications the subject of the Execu-
tive Committee in the matter of automatic
steam engines was referred back TO the
Committee to report final action at the
next meeting.
A Committee composed of President
Gault E. Fl. Huntington and John 8.
Woods was formed to make arrangements
for having telephone placed in the Com.
mitteerOoms
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The following are the transfers Of real
estate from noon yesterday to noon to-day:
Heirs of Elizabeth Weeks to John w.
Weeks, partition deed to 17H acres, in
lhe northwest corner OF the southwest
Quarter Of Section g. Whitewater Town.
ship; 81.
James R. Jones, per Master Commits
sioper, to Sarah Bella Mclean, leasehold
estate, 25 by "a 81-1O0 feet. on the north
side of Espanola street, AK feet east Of
Garrard street; $433 "a.
Ada Z. johnson to John O. and Chas w.
g! ort, Q acres on the west side of thirty
foot street and through to the Ohio River,
Fern Bank; s. 9S1 q. -
Mary e. Goldthwait and husband to Jas.
Atkins, one-balf acre on the northeast side
of the State Road east of CIeves, lying next
east of John Laird's lot; $500.
Robert Allison 70 Victor Burnham, Ave
ears lease of 30 by 80 feet, on north side
of Sixth street, 226 feet east of Elm street
annual rent $40, with privilege of pur.
chase; 4,0O0.
Edward u. Morris and wife to Stella q.
Cunday, perpetual lease 10 80 24-l00 by 17s
feet, on west side Of same street, 4SS feet
north of Oak street, Walnut Hills; annual
rent DO, Will pItNicSc VI puIChdcct pis zOV'
Edward d. Morris and wife to Chapman
Ishan,, IS by l75 feet, lying next south Of
above premises; $3.50.
Kate 8. Randell ct al. to Robert Allison,
l2O by 30 feet, on north side Of Broad street
! l89 ieet east Of Park street; 81 900.
| VIM. Lederhaus and wife ct al. TO J. B
Eichelman, leasehold estate 80 by 80 feet
ON southwest corner of Mohawk and Byron
streets; $500.
Buchwalter & Campbell to Sarah o. Maley
81 1900 by 1l2 46-l00 feet, on southwest
corner of Spring Grove and Marshah ave
nues; SO, 1888 80.
John X. Kaiser and wife TO Max HeideI
20 by lOl feet on south side Of Mulberr
street, east of Main; 81. .:
Max Heider 70 Amelia r Kaiser, sam
premises; q. '" -.
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College of Music

The stockholders of the College of Music
held their annual meeting yesterday. The
annual report of President Nichols showed
that the College had prospered, but that
the organ concerts, however, we're con
slant loss to the College.
TIE report of the Treasurer showed 6
balance on hand of 1892 80.
The stockholders passed resolution ap
pointing Messrs Leaman, Rcsor, Erken-
brecher, Maxwell and Nichols committee
of five to secure subscriptions to the bal
ance OF the capital stock $4,000.
The old Board, consisting Of Messrs
Springer, Nichols, Burnet. Neff ana Cos
horn, were unanimously reelected to serve
for the ensuing year.
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Collision On the l., G. 4 l. 3. 3.

The accommodation train ON the l., G. &
4 Road due here at 7 o'clock collided this
morning with the tender Of an engine
hacking down to the yards with Marietta
train in tow. The accident occurred O
short distance this side of the l., G. & L.
shops, and resulted in bringing the passen-
gers suddenly to their feet demol,shing
enc headlight, splintering one tender
slightly. and doing other light damage. In
addition there was a general growl from
thuse who had to foot it up town.
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HOUSE.

WASHINGTON, Jan. 12-To reduce the tax
on deposits subject to payment with per-
sons and associations engaged in banking
business
To facilitate refunding OF the National
debt.
For the payment of certain Southern
mail contracts.
To increase the circulation of the Nation
al Banks, and relieve them from the pay
ment of tax on circulation.
For the importation of pork free Of duty.
To restrict Chinese immigration.
A resolution was passed to appoint COM
mittee of seven to inquire into the present
method of paving pensions.
A motion to suspend the rules and pass
the bill for the importation of salt free OF
duty was defeated, it not receiving the re-
quired two-thrds vote in the affirmative.
Petitions from railway companies were
presented asking for reduction OF the duty
on steel rails from $25 to $40 per ton. Re-
ferred.
The resolution authorizing an investiga-
tion of the Consulate at Hong Kong was
adopted.
Adjourned,
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LEGAL.
Master Commissioners Sale.

Master commissioners Sale.
vJ,RE STATE OF OHIO, HAMILTON COUNTY,
i S.S.-Pursuant to the command of an order tot
sale from the Common Pleas Court OF Hamilton
County, Ohio, and to me directed, will offer a
Public Sale in the Rotunda OF the CourthOuse, ID
the City of Cincinnati on SATURDAY, the 31st day
Of January 1880, at II o'clock q. m, the follow
ing described real estate, towit
A certain tract of land situated In Columbia
Township, Hamilton County Ohio, in the fourth
township and second fractional range in the
fourth section in sa range, In the Miami Pun.
chase, begi ming at the north corner Of tract Of
II 35-l0O acres sold to E. Alvin, recorded in book
N5, page sos, land running thence south
s. degrees W. IA chains and 67 links along the
north line Of said II $500 acres to the northwest
corner thereof; thence north TX degrees west IA
chains and s links to corner In D. Muchmore,
Jr.; thence north 90 degrees SO minutes east 10
chains and Sc links tt Cunchard's west line, south
ards southwest corner; thence north % DE-
grees 25 minutes east l chain to the mid
die of the road; thence south leH degrees east 8
chains and 81 links; tn nee south IN degrees east
still down the middle OF the road, 8 chains and 81
links to the place Of beginning. containing TWEEN
ty coy acres.
Valued at q, ,416 6z
To be sold by order OF Court In case No. 81, ,3A
wherein Henry Philly is plaintiff, and Margaret
Carpenter. adminstratrix. ct a., are defendants
Terms-Cash on day of sale.
EMORY NJ. GARRISON,
Master Commissioners.
JOHN A. SHANK. Attorney. de3O-6tTd
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ADJUSTMENTS.

RIcE's SURPRISE PARTY AT THE GRAND.
This buriesque organization, which has
been heralded as the finest in the country,
made its first appearance in Cincinnati last
night. Though the organization as such is
new, the people are the most prominent
of the day in this line of business, aud
nearly all well-known. Pretty Alice
AthertOn, Marian Elmore, Lima Merville,
Pauline Hall, Willie Edouin and all the
old favorites of the burlesgue stage were
warmly received. "Revels," the new play,
is, all things considered, by far the finest
piece that has been produced on the bur
lesque stage. 1t has something of plot
abounds in brilliant work in every line of
business, is costulned in gorgeous style,
and the magnificent scenery excels any
thing that has ever been witnessed here.
Altogether 'Revels" is bright, breezy and
taking burlesque. and must nnhesitatingly
be pronounced the finest piece by the best
company that we have ever had in this
line. Every night and matinees Wednes-
day and Saturday afternoons An i'm
mense business is assured.
MISS CAvENDIsH AT Pixies
Miss Ada Cavendish, the eminent
actress, and her excellent company last
night opened the second week of their en-
gagement at Pixies Opera-house with
Shakspeares beautiful comedy, "Much
Ado About Nothing" with Miss Cavendish
as beatrice" and Mr.. Piercy as 'Bene-
dick" 1t was in all respects bright and
beautiful performance of one Of the very
finest comedies that enrich English litera-
ture. Miss Cavendish appeared to good ad-
vantage last week, and made very fine
impression, and her Beatrice" .is by all
odds the finest piece of comedy acting we
have had for years.
That such Lady Clancarty" could also
prove such Beatrice" shows higher Or
der Of talent than we believed even Miss
Cavendish to possess. The opinion last
night was universal that we have never had,
within the knowledge of the present gener-
alton of theater goers, as fine a rendition Of
Beatrice as Miss Cavendish gave u.s.
The support was of course fine, but
the occasion was one where the interest cen-
tered so fully in the star that everything
else and everyone else was forgotten.
much Ado About Nothing" will be pre-
sented again tonight, and you can not af-
ford to miss 1t.
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AClergyman,s Opinion.

Having had an opportunity to test the
excellent qualities Of DR.. Bulls Cough
Syrup, hesitate not to say, it is the best
remedy have ever used in my family.
REV. VIM CHAPMAN,
Pastor M. E. Church, Georgetown, D. G,
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bridge on the Castle Shannon, PaA Rail-
road yesterday. Nobody hurt
A stay of proceedings has been granted
in the case of Pietro Balbo, sentenced to- be
hanged in New York on Frida; next
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Have you headacne, pain in the back,
coated tongue, or dizziness? If 30, take
"Sellers' Liver Pills" and be cured.
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FOKTY.SIXTH CONGRESS-.
SENATE.

SENATE.
WASHINGTON, Jan. 12-Bi1ls were intro
duced and referred:
To inquire into the expediency of new
territorial Governor for Alaska.
To ascertain sses and adjust claims on
account of Indian depredatiuns.
A bill to provide for Circuit and District
Courts at Columbus Ohio, was reported
and placed on the calendar.
The bill for the protection of animals in
transportation was laid over until next
Monday.
The Senate then resumed consideration
of the committee amendments to West
Point Military Academy Bill, and it was
finally passed as amended.
Adjourned.
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FEATHERS.
UNDERTAKERS. --.."
DUNKMANN q CO., .
UNDERTAKERS.

Embaiming promptly done. Ice used when re-
one,;ed. Office calls attended to day and night
Manufacturers of all kinds first class Wood
Cofins and Casket. Keep constantly on hand,s
full line OF trimmed and untrimmed C,,ffins and
Caskets for the trade at manufacturing prices
Oflce and Warerooms, Nos 173 and l55 Clinton,
between Linn and Baymiller streets, Might
Once, at Livery Stable, southwest corner Of John
end Everett streets fe11yTh, ,e&Tu
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nATARRU Positive and permanent cure
lhNNn.for Ca,arrh. Plea, ant cnnstitu.
tional and local treatment. We guarantee a
y cure in every case. Address Drs KITZMlL
LER h KlTZMILLER, Piqua, Ohio