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Steamboats, ano Railroads.
BALTIMORE and OHIO RAILROAD.
MODEL FAsr LIE TO TIE WI.

IL A L.
wa phls elp9ia bsim9re and w wa.9 e
Of depot hs IcS, 81 ,S as, as %ss with
"a ~ mHpaiy for Washington Cincinnati. Chicago and So
Louis through to chcfgo; aso through
. pIanalv for Washington and the West, with
rec eew & and o. PALACE SLEEPING CARS attached
\" N 40 otter line makes faster the West.
Trans from the Vest at GAO m 10 ana S;Zo
pinpcpal SewYok omcc sI5 Broadway also ga Broad
secured and baggage through to esnatO
EHIGH VALLEY RAILROAD. ,sso vii,
aye depos Corandt aud Debro.se.s,s AZ
s;s ana a. SsS BUNK % Or WsS
Ithaca Geneva. Lyons Buffalo and ar .as West rui''An
M sSsrs sa1 r g. % connect Tor ali
'oH's MAs%pSy ss9 Yd General AGENT
General Eastern once corner fh cUm sn agent
To Boston Nasans Portland a. and S the Eas,
wa New LoDdoD.-siesners leave re' NO Az Norn h'ef
at D. m dAiy. sundAys eioep"oo- --------------
nOCKAWAY BEACH-New-YO York. Wood
II haven and KairoadEie1Se daily i,y except
SUNDAY, Hunters Point S:io i ti3I W. Hf' D. III
gu TO BOSTON,
VIA THE
STONlNGTON LINE.
CONNECTING FOR ALL POINTS EAST
MAs~ACHU SETS Tuesdays Thursdays ana sa,uriays
and NAKKAOANsErf On Mondays. Wednesdays ara FIJI
days al .o
Of arriving Boston A. Al. special L1nntel
IIrsiCass between Nesl 0rk aud boston 6oOD
on LY As specified then iaee-$2 each -
at ali princiral ticket ohces Staleo!ms
ed al WestcOs Express Company, nt NOS
zC s7 and at Metropolitan and Fifth Avenue
Hoe ticket Offices
PROVIDENCE LINE-FOR FREIGHT ONLY.
Steamers ELECTRA and GALA Ia iesve Pier ~ North
River food OF Warfens daily Except sundays) at r. ID
Tor Boston via PrJvIdence direct.
freis III via either iine taken az lowest rates
ID. :. BABcOcK, President
Lw YILKISd Gencra Passenger A&eaI
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4 CINCINNATI. CHICAGO, ST. LOUIS
" AND THE WEST ..,,,,o,-

" AN
VIA BALTI lore AND WASHINGION'
Leave New York, loot liUertv-st
a. IL. For " shington. Cincinnati, chicago, &C.,
D. IN. Daily Fast Line Through coaches ana Sleeping
1880 D. IN. Daily For Washing Cincinnati CHICAGO &C
Tickets ale and baggage checked at root OF LoeVs
n r.. C. Il L.. Of J. a,r,-,.
JOSEPH 6. HARRIS. H. r. BALDWIN.
General Manage Gen. Pass. Agent
COR BRIDGEPORT and all points on Maui
catuck and HOusaOnc Rain )ads.-Steamers leave Cath
aIie ship pier 80, r. r. daily at 1850 and $50 pm
Fare lower than ty any Cyher route
NEW HAVEN, HARTFORD, &c.-Fare, 81.
~ steamers leave Peck IN daily sundays excepted for
Ne" IIav ~ ; ana l:@op m~ connecting WIN foad
NETWORK CENTRAL and HUDSON
~ RIVER RAILROAD.-COmmencng D. enber Z,
lssU, through trains Will leave Grand Central Depot
s:OU a M Western and Northern Express 10 Rochester
PlattsbuTg, II Adams and Montreal &c.,
1880 M Chicago Express awingrOom cars 10 Cahih-
daigua Rochester ana Buffalo. 80 . u.,
Hoo Dany aud Troy WIN connections " S'c@
Saratoga Gems Falls and Rutand. ~, r.o
4 90 u m. Accommodation 10 Albany anu roy -
600 u. m 1T. LII Express daily, WIN Sleeping cars lot
ST LOUIS running through every day ~ the week $50
Sunday night. No tIeal, via saratoga ,, . 49, 80
$50 o No.. Pac Express daily, WIN Steep cars or
Rochester Buffalo Cleveland Toledo Detroit ano chicago
900 ID. m Iynress leenng . Il
Montreal via St Albans. o.r. 4. .,..u.
$50 IN. Night Express with sleepins 0i' l" AoanS
any on sale at Nos 3D. and +lS Broadway.
uas,cots hxpr.ss Offices Park.paCe and lo3 and 9i2
Rrnsdway W YOrK aud 1913 Washington ST. Brooklyn.
i n TOUCEY, Gen. SUP. &. b. MEEkER Gen fass'f AgI
MANHATTAN RAILWAY CO.,
OFFICE OF GENERAL MANAGER. IL BhoADwAY,i
NEW YORK, Mo-. ~, 1880.
NOTICE-The new Station at 12Oth-st and
2daye will be opened the public and after Monday
u
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on AND AFTER NOVEMBER 20, 1880,
rxpress Trains eave York DesbrOsscs and Cort
landt streets Ferries. as fellows: ,oo ,.o
A. 30 10 g. 500 $50 30 Iimted II a m 800 a. lao
T. g. 4 D. Il night undlNs 4'oU' anu
a. m. 7 and / p aud IL n4gnt
Ex0ress Trains New-York daily except SUNDAY AT
1880 q IN and D. running through via ITentQp anu Jam
den. ,, , 100000. ,., ~ ..roxh
ira us Jersey Cy adordng speedy and direct transfer
ioi trains leave est Philadelphia 1901 345, 40
80 y $50 andli am Limited express 80 NJ 80 s.
4 L.4O Z and 1880 On SunllV: IZ:ol $40 40 o. ooV
q m a. 1880 y Leave Philadelphia VIA camden =
n, and 3:5 y daily except SUNDAY. $780, ~. ,
Ticket Offices s26 aud 34i Br0adway Astor h9use anu
Cortl1ndtst.;
Annex station OF FultOnst, BROOKLYN; Nos IA
aud X HudsOn-st, HODOken station, jersey Cly hhi
grant iioneyS h ,ansfei mpanV Will call and check
baggage hotels aud re hdents r ID pApurp
FRANK THOMSON. ~ Il. ,isn.f@
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PENNSYLVANIA RAlLRQAD.-
GREAT TRUNK LINE .-
AND UNITED STATES NAIL ROUTE
Trains leave NewYork via Desbroses and Cortand streets
Har1sbug Pittsburg the West and south With Pullman
Palace Ears attached, $50 m, g, and 80 p H. oally
Wiamspor Lock Haven $3.50 a. m, sou T. m; CORY ana
Fre al $50 D. connecting at CORY Tor litnsve Petro
leum entire and tn OH itetlOns ,t..., ,...,,...
EaliiIrore athiu gtn and the south Limited washington
Txnress of Pullman daily exceps sunday 10
a. H.; arrive Washington Regular at 40 and $40
a m 4 ana 10 d. III. sunday 43J a. IN. aud III p. IN.
Ey,'r'.f r. Il r.. exec. Sunday p.
Express for west Philadelphia, l3o $50, 500 $50 90
Gnnteil m l. 800 T. $40 ), q. :, $50. ami 10 D H.
ana l. nclt SUNDAY. 4:3O and $3.50 m 5. t. T. $780, and
10 y. m. and II night g.. co.,o. IN = ., aoa1 -
70. PhafeI ha Via Nahueu 'oV d. "' anu " n''
sunday. ,u.,, -, ,,.z...a. 80. -.
OF BIOOkltu AnncN
at Jersey CITY, anOrdlnga sPeo"S anu uic0' uaoi io
BfOOklyD travel D.,.,.., ,o.,o , n, - -.
ia i a. az m ann $50 daily, except Monday. From
Was ingion ana Baltimore. 900 a M 300 A. 8. :: 20
i9;3o FL "a g. % = $40 1910 1880 lo, 2,
Pn n1 100 j;3O $50 $50 and l0I0p Sunday,
p, ll:.O a. m. $50. $50 and lO:iOp.
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V'O PHILADELPHlA,.
PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.

THE oID.EsTABLIsHED ROUTE AND SHORT LINE
iA11 O'' BETWEEN
NETWORK AND PHILADELPHIA.
,o TRAINS EACH WAY DAILY EXCEPT SUNDAY. 3
10 nEPOTS IN PHILADELPHIA, IN NEWfORk
norbI.E TRACK. THE MOST IMPROVED EQUIP
MENT, AND THE FASTEST TIME CONSISTENT
MIIH ABSOLUTE SAFETY
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~ Swedish girl well recommended oolnpet nj ~ eter
rapacitv az chambormad or waitress; make salads
serve vine &c wages moderate; city or country Cal at
DQy .ttl mar IA II
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NETWORK AND LONG BRANCH DIvI-

ALL rail-, LINE for Perth Amboy, south Amboy Red
BauE Long Branch. Ocean Grove. Ashnry PAX Point
Pleasant Toms River, Bamegat. ATLANTIC CT ~ &c.
Leave YORK foot Libertyst. at $780, $40, ll;iJ a. III
l:3O. $780, 400. j:j0 y. IN
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4 lGHT PORTER.-A hright, energetic. indus
I light PORTER. CLERK or USEFULMA


GFR-An tell gent smart bright. quick young Amer
lean collector or messengers WIN accept o
crate salary furnish frsclass references Please eau
or ddrcss e H. foot of 10th ST. East River care OF Carl
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Gltg jJroucrin Go fet.

no RENT.-FOR OFFICE PURPOSES from
Il basement. Apply at Al East 49ln-st
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CHAMBERMAID and WAIT RESS,-Dy a
Y respect abe girl chamDermad am Wailies
IL a small private family do PLAN sewing "iiAnB anu
obiiging bet CITY references NJ All East l1th-st
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REAL ESTATE.
Nrw-yoRK. Wednesday, Dec. 8, 1850
Having foreclosure sale was held at

asory frame houses. with plot OF land nos So1
2S3xiO0 gx27.4xl 1908; Max Hartman -.'''''''
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ENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD

NOTICE.-The new Station at 12Oth-st. al
2daye will opened 10 the public on and after Mond
Sormhcr q X. 1IAIN. General n anagel
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Too Much Whisky.

Thomas Gerity, an old man OF 60 years,
living at No. 403 Sycamore street. was
found smothered in his bed this morning.
Gerity got on big spree Saturday night
and kept it up until noon yesterday, when
he went out and got quart bucket full OF
whisky. This he drank and nothing was
seen Of him more by the neighbors. who
thought be had gone to sleep. He had been
80 abusive to his wife Saturday night that
she had to leave him and take up with her
married daughter. This morning John
DAILY and John Stone went to Gerity's house
to wake him in order to get him to go to
work on Prospect Hill They found him
lying in bed, his face buried in the pillows
and his legs dangling down. He must have
been dead since last evening. The Coroner
holds an inquest at 4 o'clock to-day.
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DAYTON D.

DAYTON. y. e
Jay Gould passed through the city yes
terday noon by special train from Toledo
to Cincinnati
Rev. Mr.. Webster. of Christ Church, last
evening preached sermon on amusements
for young people.
Prot. Chas. c. Kroh, of this city, WAS
elected Grand Instructor of the Gymnastics
for the Ohio Bezirk.
The Committee of the Y. M. G. A. and
the w. G. A. made their customary month
" visit to the County Inhrmary on Sum
day.
The following marriage licenses were
issued Saturdays: Benjamin DIETRICH and
Phoebe A. Rowe, Henry Meme and Barbara
GeDest.
printers Poison" is the snbject Of alec-
ture at Association Hall tomorrow even
ing by Rev. J. NJ. Walden, OF Cincinnati.
Saturday evening, little after o'clock,
Mrs. Permelia Kissinger, one of tie earl ese
residents of Dayton, died at her home, No.
15 Brown street, after long and useful
life.
1t is reported that the Holly system of
heating the city by steam is s, on to be- in
troduced in Dayton, and that company
has been organized and have obtained the
right for it here.
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,rsOns who had made the assault upon,

persons who had made the assault upon,
them. ss
Yesterday afternoon a number Of boys
about fourteen years of age went down to
the Millcreek Bottoms to shoot of a re-
volver which one of them, named John
Sullivan, had become the possessor OF. A
number of rounds had been shot at tar
get, when one of the boys named Willie
Nolan, in cooking the pistol, allowed the
hammer to slip and the weapon was dis
charged
The bullet struck John Carney. q boy
thirteen years of age residing at No. 296
West Ninth street, in the left groin infict-
ing wound from which it is thought he
can not recover. He is lying in very
dangerous condition. Nolan was arrested
and charged with discharging fire arms in
the city limits.
There being no affidavit filed against him
the case was dismissed in the Police Court
this morning.
Chas Pfeifer and Harry Wilson had a
row in Browns saloon, cornerof Longw0rth
and Plum streets, last Friday morning be-
fore daylight
Wilson hurled large glass at Pfeifer,
which missed its mark and struck young
man named VIM. Winters on the head, in
flicting a wound which may probably prove
fa'al. Wilson has not been arrested. An
effort was made to keep the affair quiet.
Late last Saturday night Officers Cough
lin and Mantle were called to Mrs. Hausel-
mans house on Fifth street. near Mill, to
quell disturbance. In making an arrest
t, officers were set upon by crowd and
badly beaten.
They succeeded, however, in getting John
and Thomas Woods to the Third-street
Station-house. This morning the cases
were continued until tomorrow morn-
ing.
That Freeman-street gang made things
howl again last eveningon Freeman street,
near Van Horn.
A free fight occurred, when Officers Kin
ney and Sewers sailed in to stop it. M
sooner did the officers interfere than the
crowd turned upon them and administered
n beating to them. One Of the men named
AL. Burley was arrested, and this morning
| fined $40 anu costs,
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BLOOD LETTING.
A Number Of Serious Rows--Boy Acciden
tally Shot BY Companion, His Life
Despaired or

Last Saturday night Officers Bovle and
Mulloney undertook to arrest a drunken
individual named Michael Morgan, when
they were set upon by large crowd of
men,
Assistance was rarped for and squad Of
officers responding. Morgan and eleven 9th.
ers named George Gibson, Henry Hirsm an,
John Murphy, VIM. Laptry, JIrIl
Mclaughlin, George Butler. Fred. Mem
man, Thomas Hennegan, Michael Corners,
James Coyne and James Kennedy were ar
rested.
This morning in the Police Court Morgan
was fined SIS and costs. The others were
discharged, as the officers were unable tc
clearly identify the prisoners as being the
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Hishop Elder.

It was expected that Bishop Elder, of
Natchez, would be in Cincinnati In time to
perform the Easter services, but it seems
that he will not be here unless he receives
official information from Rome within the
;n,nr ~ Arohb;s,,ns, Ppooa,I Tha Solav
Of the Rome officials in not sending Bishop
Elder his official authority can not be &C
counted for,
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AMUsENENTs.
MRS. OATES AT THE GRAND.

People will 60 to see Mrs Oates Her
vivacity, excellent singing and incompar-
able acting is sure OF drawing fine house.
Last night she was announced to open the
engagement here with her new company
in ''Girofe-Girofa," aud as usual the audi
ence flied the house.
Mrs. Oates as the twin sisters, was her
old time self, with all her vim and bright
ness, and with u dash that 10 one else can
throw into the character. The troupe is a
pretty good one. Mr.. Gustavus Hall, who
play ed the part of the irascible "Mour," is
one Of the best in his line in the profes.
sion.
Mr.. Stedman, Miss Jennie McClelland
and Mr. Lang are also excellent artists,
and deserve credit for making the must OF
tile characters they assume. Same bill
this evening, with tine full cast as follows:
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Chard's Capture.

Officer Chard last Saturday evening ar
rested q man named John Lander in
building on Walnut street between Ninth
and Court where he has room. Lander
has been employed at the Hotel Emery,
and was suspected of having got away with
considerable property while there. The
trunk in his room was broken open and
considerable property. supposed to have
been stolen, was found. Lander is held
on suspicion.
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MCLEAN Avenue,

A meeting of the property-owners west
Of Mclean avenue was held yesterday
afternoon to protest against the occupancy
Of said avenue by the Southern Kailr ad.
A communication from the Trustees of the
Road was read, which stated that Mclean
avenue would be vacated as soon as termi-
nal facilities are otherwise provided.
The reply was deemed insufficient, and il
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AMUSEMENT NOTES.

At the Vine-street Opera-house new bill
tonight with an avalanche of attractions
At Heuck's this week ''The Soldiers
Trust" by George G. Boniface and good
company. lqy.
At Pixies Opera.house this evening the
Boston Theater Comedy Company will pre-
sent for the first time in this city the melo-
drama ffhe Two Mothers" The piece is
pronounced very fine one Among the
novelties Of the piece is the introduction
on the stage of locomotive and train OF
cars.
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was resolved to form an organization, raise
funds and employ counsel relative to the
occupancy nf said avenue.
The meeting adjourned to meet again
next Sunday afternoon.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1880-03-15

If you are bilious you will find positive
relief by using Sellers Liver Pills" Sold
by all druggists.
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To the humble and credulous:as well as to
rich and skeptical, DR.. Bulls Cough Syrup
is O true and welcome friend. Price 25c.
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In Its 9th year, for chronic and severe
forms OF disease. 1t has given heath to
thousands incurable By other means. Send
for circular to 8. FREAsE, Md.
New Brighton, Beaver County, Pa.
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JOAsTs.
l. The Cincinnati Southern
Res onse by Hon. 4. A. Ferguson.
q Oh Valley Statee-
Response by Governor Blackburn, Of Kentucky.
8. South Atlantic States-
Response By Governor Colquitt, OF Georgia.
4. Gull States
B. Our Northern and Southern Connections
Responses by N. E. Ingalls, ESQ.,. and Ex-Gov.
ernor Brown, OF Georgia.
Trains on the Southern Road are ar.
ranged to leave Chattanooga at $3.50, 6:45
and a. m, arriving here at 8, 8:45 and 9:26
p. M. Wednesday. 1t should be remem-
bered that the banquet does not take place
until Thursday evening. The guests will,
as has been already stated in the STAR, be
escorted to the Zoolo. .ical Garden on Fri
day and to the theaters Friday evening.
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ENTERPRISES
IRON RAILING & JAIL WORKS.
ROR,T AKCHIBALD.

Manufacturer Of Iron Railings, Balcones Banh
vaults, Wrought Iron Orders, Verandais
Shutters and Doors, Jail Cells, Skylights, Iron
stairs, konls, House Fronts, lion Bedseads, aud
No. 444 w. Fourth ST., Cpuc.unnst.
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Kidney-Wort radically cures biliousness,
piles and nervous diseases E
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Thursday's Great Banquet

The magnificent banquet preparing fox
our Southern friends at Music Hall on
Thursday evening grows in Its vast dimen-
sions the more it is looked closely into.
According to the arrangements now settled
definitely the number Of plates will be
ITO.
The following is the menu for the ban
Ouet:
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ITO.
The following is the menu for the ban
quet:
MENU.
Blue Points on half she'll.
(Haut Sauterne of Cruise & Fills Freres, Bordeaux.)
Green Turtle Soup, Lord Mayo e"
Sherry. AmOntillado Sup'r GonzaltS. Byass Coz
Kennebeck salmon Boiled, sauce Holland
(Claret. ST. Julien sup'r. OF Cruise 4 Fills Freres.
Roast Sirloin Beef with Mushrooms
string Beams PotatoeE
Chicken Croquestes, French Peas.
Roast Veni on, with Jelly.
ko.~t Ma lard Duck, Pc,lWine sauce
champagne, Dry Monopoe, heidsieck 4 o.,
keims)
Lobster salad Fromages.
Assorted Ice Cxeams and Water Ices,
Assorted Cake. Fruits
Coffee.
PANTAI. les CuIINAEIEs FROfDEa
Pates do Strusbourg. La Jarllniere Sybartienne,
Galantine a La ST. Denis
Filet de Bsuf en- Bellevue. Pates de Faisanda Ia
LOUIS XIV.
Monstre de Mer, a 10 Neptune.
yambous de Mayence en- MosaiQue La NmQale
ae Henr Quatre
Aspics aux hu tres rAmericane. Corned abon.
dance la St James,
CROSSES PIECES DE PATIssERIEa
LIE Tunnel de Kings Mountain. LIE Pont du
Cincinnati Southern railroad.
Le Temple de la Lberte. -
La Lyre de rHarmonie. La Gondole Venitienne.
Nougat Ia Westminster.
Fountaine Chinoise Trophee de Guerre.
Les Casque Rowan.
Les Danseuses de Tambonrin.
The following is the selection of music
for the occasion by the Cincinnati Orciies-
ira under the leadership Of Mr.. Michael
Brand, conductor. .t..
CINCINNATI ORCHESTRA PROGRAMME.
Weber
WallZ-"ManOla". ".......". ".... ..."..-.. Waldteufe
Morceau-Caracteerstiqu '........
| Bonuiseau.
Selections-F Supp
-"Willam Teil Rossln
Gayolte-"Stella" ".,.................,....k kappey
Bolera-"Souvenir de Grenada ......... Wilmer
SeectiOns-"MHcbet," ,..,,.................Ver Verd
March-Indienne- .L'Afrlcalne" ......Meyerbee
Wal.z-'Vllage swallows '............. ..Sreu>
Noclurne-Religosa- Monastery Beils'' We'll
Selectons-"K.Lert Bruce"-6c0tch airs
.~.. bOnnlsea'
OveIluie-''Semlrans ........"... ......... R0Ssin
Sele Il ns-"Trebizundc" ............... .Offenbac
Wal lZ-"Acce!eratiOnep. .." aus
Finale--"Adieux" "."..................... .Hecke
The guests will be welcomed bv All ad
dress b. Mayor jacob, after which the fol
how ing toasts will be given and Responded
| IN in fha nrdar kpluw.
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DR.. Frease's Water Cure Estabs
& ,E@ Iishment,

Chew Jackson's Bessweet NavyToocaco.
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Cincinnati, March Is, 1880 mh1b.3fM
ADMINISTRATORS Sale or Real Estate.

Administrators Sale OF Real Estate.
TIME STATE OF OHIO, HAMILTON COUNTY
L Ss-ln pursuance of an order Of the Probate
Court Of Ham lton County, Ohio, and Il, me al
ected, ! will 1fer for sale at public auction on
WE'D, EsDAY, the 3lst day of March, 1880. at :
o'clock D. m. upon the premises No. 48 Logan
street, the following described real estate: Situate
an the City of Cincinnati, County of Hamilton
and State OF Ohio. and Icing the nor FIVE (5) feet
of Lot seventy-two icy and the sonth fifteen u5)
feet OF Lot seventy three t7S) in McLean's Subdi.
vision OF Northern Liberties Of said City OF Gin.
cnnat ; saia property has front OH the east side
of Logan street Of twenty COY feet and runs back
same width one hundred and eleven feet and si1
inches III feet and inches, more or less, v
Cam bell street
APPRAISED at S2 5O0
Terms Of Sale-One- third In hand, one-third II
one year AMI onethird III two years fiom the cay
'f sale. with interest. the deferred payments TO bt
secured by notes and mortgage oil the PREMISE
sold.
The above premises TO be sold free from dowen.
GUSTAV ia, Ell, Administrator
of tie estate Of John Brucis, deceased.
CHARLES WEBER Attorney.
IIEMMEIGARN 4 co, Auctoneers
Cine matt, March 1st 1880. mhl.btM
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THE CINCINNATI 10;


| PIRATES.
Meesrs Decker, Mcdonald. LeClark, Kremer
| Clarke Baxard. Maurice, Rochester.
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Administrators Sale.

Administrators Sale.
rNHE UNDERSIGNED WILL OFFER FOE
i sale at public auction an the premises, No
2l7 Dayton street, Ciacinn III, OiiO, on The Isl
day of April, 1885, at O'clock p m, tic chatteli
belonging T., the estate of Frederick Schroth, do
ed. consisting of parlor, sitting-room dining
room, iedroom and kitchen furniture, Also ofl
hrrse ana wagon and harness.
Terms OF sale-.Cash.
ANDREW SCHROTH, Administrator.
.,G. LIEDEMANN, Atty,
No. 4. Stephenson's Block.
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midas fnance,. recently made known
will require special attention. The
policy Of confederation in South Africa
10 advised, but Trsnsvsai will be re-
tanned. Imports and exports and other
signs indicate . revival of trade, but
depression 10 lately perceived. The
revenue continues un.bated. Es,i-
mates OF income laid before last Parlia-
msnl will probably not be exceeded.
The late season for couveDing will in
tsrfere with legislation. The Peace
Preservation act in Ireland will expire
on the LIST of June. and will not be re-
newea. The loyalty and good sense OF
the Irish people justify reliance in the
provisions of ordinary law. firmly ad-
ministered, for the maintenance OF
peace and order. Acts for the
mitigation of distress in Ireland
have been serviceabIe to that end. The
question Of sufficient of advance au-
thorized by acts. is under consideration.
Burials ballot act, a bill to protect
tenants sgsinst injury, from ground
gesse, bill to determine the liability
Of employers for accidents to servants,
and bill for the extension of borough
franchise to Ireland will be submitted
20 Parliament.
Lord 6elborn, Lord High Chancellor
read the speech. The Honse of Com
mons sas crowded. but the attendance
in the House OF Peers was meager.