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TuhAh sociErf.-oh Iuesday heAtNi' commence inc
Fh'n hhhuai Hair OF the North hentueky Asricui-
turai ASSOCIATION on tneir rair erouhasoh 'he eo'
ins.oh anu Lexington iurnpihe, near fioience' anu
commune Ne aays' Inc chiei rue oi Inc ass'oa"o.
~, .na' al entries must 10 niaae poore 'ei oe,',A
Oh ms n,ofn1ns VI 'ne eAl,p,'un,DSe lne' win W
eAciuueu' "eare inior'neo tha' ample arrange
ments nave oeen made py 'he directors for all com
petitors, ana that 'he premiums onerea are on io
era' sca'e-aha nehce 'he proOapi.y tnat there Win
oe amnsninceh. display Oh 'he prOuucS Oh 'ne soi'
IN ai 'neir srea' 'arieues. ~ Is "nus,s.oou' nso'
tnat 'iere eWiioesoinetnins new Oh 'ne
ON tho ground on the afternoon ofthe first day. The
granu ATTRACTION Oh the wloo analr, however, VIII DO
the equsStriahism oi 'helauies' VINO VIII nave tra
Oh skill on the last any OF the cxhoition when Is
expected that VIII De quite an array OF Dealles'
posh rom taecit OF 'ovihg'oh ana oncihna'b 10
dispute the palm OF excellence. We eshaiiendeaVor
to be there to see.
7 Ioz,n,ox, ~, u,,, pn,r,n, cr,,,.,,,,
hno '''i'e iof 'no soi the hr"a'o eehiuAi
y. oo"ns'en, o'ins near az n'h'' No ,'i e"'ieu
upoh W s"o their various iocs'ionS' LOT 'ho "ceo~
who are desrOus of furnishing pupils. The location
OF Mrs. Haines Seminar Is in College Buildings,
In Eleventh-street, between Madison and Washing
ton. IL IS beautiful spot t'r the purpose designed
one Tor which nature has done much, and yet there
Is an opening Tor art to accomplish more-which We
nope TO see done AZ no distant day Miss Hsnes VIII
reopen her schooi on she hrst Monday In September
under tho most iattering auspices. Mrs. Phelps
VIII open her new school at the same time in Greonup
| nnHT nurth
Professor s. Maud has located his new school, for
boys and girls, on Fourth street. between South and
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HOME INTEREST

Twenty-Five Cent Ambrotypes can be
had at ArFLEeArE 4 Co.'s, No 5S Broadway.
Applegate & Co.'s Gallery, No.
Broadway. would not have likeness
Themselves at a cost Of only twenty five cents .
8. ii. Parvin, Advertising Agent, No.
80 West Fourth street.
Winders' sky-light Gallery, Western
Row, opposite Court street. The cheapest and
best Pictures made in the city.
Winders' Sky-light Galiery-All styles
of Pictures made on short notice.
Daguerrean Gallery, Southwest
corner of Sixth and Western Row, over Han
naford's Drug Store. Pictures taken and put
n good cases for 20 cts. Warranted to please.
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[By Telegraph.l
Rev York Market.
NEW YoRK, August "a


Flour firm, and lOc. better: sales 1890 brls.
at s. 2N9i 10 for superane State; 81 N4pt q for
extra do. s. 2j@4 30 for supertlne Western; 81 4s
5 10 for common to good extra Western; " e4tj 10
for old, and 50 1905 % for do lresh ground shipping
brands extra round-hoop Ohio; closing steady.
Canadian Flour quiet eales 300 brls al VI 5G(1i 75
Small sales Rye fourat So 1894 2s.
Wheat l&2c better: sales 1860 bushels, including
81 40; White Kentucky at 81 t5GSl 20; old DO at
81 q; new Red Southern at 81 0iGyl 2t new White
Southern at 81 ~, aud old and new Red Milwaukee
Club on private terms. Rye firmer: sales 4t0 bushels
new at Soc Barley quiet Corn scarce: sales lb0C0
bushels at 7S@sOc. for old mixed Western. in store;
SIC. for new do and SIC. for Southern and sound
Yellow. Oats rme at 3Ot i0c for old State; 40i2c.
for new do; 37@1i3c r Western and Canadian.
Whisky tirmer; sales 1875 brs. at 26Qf261ac.
Pork firmer but less active: sales l,2j0 brls at
SIl 37l4 80 for mess; Sl3 l2gl3 % for thin mess,
and $lO l2@lO rs for prime. Beef unchsng ged sales
200 brs at s. 5O@6 Tor country prime; glS for do.
mess; ss@ll for ,Tepacked Chicago, and sl2@3 for
extra do. Beefs Hams dull at StQ1ls. Bacon: sales
80 tierces bagged Hams at ll16c and l9 hhds. dry
salted Sides at SIC. Cut Meats firm. sales 265 pack
ages at 6N6sc for Shoulders, and segS4c for Hams.
Lard quiet: sales 800 brls. at l009llc. t ... o.
Butter firm at l3Q5l7c, for Ohio, and l6e52lc. fpi
State. Cheese firm at S19G1gHc.
Cotton Qniet: sales 5000 bales. .f. ..
Sugar firm. Coffee firm and active.
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tBy Telegraph
Liverpool Market,
LIVERPOOL, August Q.

Cotton--The sales for three days foot up
$1,000 bales Of which l,4OO bales wero to Bpocuat0rs,
and 1000 bales to exporters. The market ClosOd dun,
and some authorities say easier. but not quo ably
lower Holders offer freely, but show no dispogitos
to press sales. Mddling Orleans 3-l6d do. uplands
67nu. Manchester advices are favorable. For eH-
port, goods buoyant, but rather dull though drin for
home aud the India trade. if
Breadstuifs- Messrs. Richardson, Spence & Co.
quote the market generally very dull. Flolr Sondy
at lo6ll2s ID. Whcat very dull and the quotations
arc barely maintained; Western Red if;Gd.eS9s, /.
White yel9,.6d. A small parcel Of new Southern
White brought li@lls.6d, Corn dull mixed and
Yellow 90. I'd .o16s.; White 7@7s.3d.
Prov igions-Deef dull, but steady. Pork dull.
portant. Taow inactive and unchanged
Produrc-Ashcs quiet. Lins.ed U 2gs. Resin
steady at 3ssd@3s.0d for common. Spirits Tur'
psntine steady.
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MONETARY.
MONDAY EyRNING. Avg. q

MONDAY EVENING, Avg. 22-3 P. M.
Currency remains scarce, with M active demand
for Discounts; tho market may be called shade
easier. Short date-say $4,000 days date, approved
naues-lO@l2 per cent; outside rate, 1902 per cent.
Eastern Exchang" romans firm at = por cent.
premium cling rate; buying at H4e,5 cents.
Gold active at hG94O cents premium, buying ra,e;
selling at a59 X per cent. premium.
Now Orleans Exchange Is dull ut \ discount, buy.
ing rate, selling at par
New York oates of the Auth, quote Land Warrants,
as follows:
~ ~
lN -
lou :, W
Eastern Exchange, in Chicago, selling at 2jf PIE.
MUM; In ct Louis, ~, and Louisville, Il.
No change in Uucurrent Money.
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LEGAL NOTICES.
vEvRUsTEE,s sALE-oN MONDAY

TRUSTEE'S SALE.--0N MONDAY,
= the 18th day Of Sept?mber, A, D. lSs9, at the
at 70 o'clock NJ Of said day, win sell at public auc
tion all the following-descrihed real estate, VIZ:
l. Lots mum @ 6eres % seven and eight lsl IN square M
af reeesa ee IN oo *
III page, no, Of the Records Of Hamilton County,
ern Canal or Pum-stree and running back the
same width one hundred and ffty-six feet three
q All those lots of land situate in the city of Gin.
bered ninty 800, nnety-one (9), nineytwo (92l and
subdivision Of lSts made BY Hotshkiss, Ayery. and
Garter, recorded in Book No, 90 page COL, Of the
in ALL on the south side OF Monroe street. and ex-
tending back on parallel lines ninety (9O feet to an
. Also the following, situate in Cincinnati. for
merly in Millcreek Township, In section number
second fractional range in the Miami Purchase, being
sixty three 63 feet and six inches in front on the
northerly side of the Cincinnati and Harrison Turn
pike Road, and running thence northery;our hun
dred feet more or less, to the land of John Riddle,
SEN, bounded on the east BY alot
by Bernard and wfe. to John Hockney, November 8,
1872 and on the west by lot now or formerly belong
lton County, and State OF Ohio, and being lots num-
bered twenty.threo S and twenty .iOnr {2 In Wade
tpuss saSSn II or Sars % Of @ If said
ton County Records, said lots twenty-hree (23) and
twenty -four ~ being on the south side Of Poplar
street, west of Western-row; being each twonty five
(l5 feet IN front on the soath side Of Poplar
distance from Poplar to 0liver,atr
8. Also, the following in Cincinnati, commencing
at q point on tho aoNth side Of Clark street, one
hundred and twenty. three feet east Of the south
east corner of Clark and Freeman streets; thence
south atyghtahgles to Olark-street, two hundred
and one sst theneen an easterly direction twenty.
eight (2S) feet; thence In nOrtherly direction and
parallel with said west Inc at right angles to Clark
street, two hundred and ono feet to Clark street;
thence westerly on the south line Of CLARK street.
twenty eight l2S) feet to the beginning being lot
division of the Cutter property, as recorded in book
number Eight 81 in the division among the heirs Of
Seth Cutter, deceased.
6. Also, the following lot, situate In Hamilton
County, and being lot numbered thrty, mine on the
plat Of subdivision Of AvondSp, IN said county, as
recorded in Plat Book Me- !, yase Of the records Of
said county.
ritlp tpa(l the above property good; sale peremp-
tofy; terWs cash. being the same property conveyed
p the undersigned by deed Of trust from The Cncin
natl and Chicago Railroad Company, July /, is54
recorded in Book No. 2gt. page 2ss.
JOHN W. HEBRON, Trustee,
CoLLINs& HEnRoN, At'ys, lsWalnut.st. amgbgt+
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SHAMEFUL.-A woman named Mary Lynch
was some time since sent to the City Prison
for getting drunk-a habit to which She has
for some time been addicted. Mary is the
mother Of two interesting little girls, aged
respectively nine and eleven years, and during
her confinement placed them in the care Of a
Mrs. John son, the keeper Of a low doggery-a
resort for vagrants--on Sycamore.street, be.
tween Third and Fourth streets. Yesterday
Mrs. johnson was forcibly elected from the
premises, when she went away, leaving the
little children upon the sidewalk, to the mercy
Of the passers-by. Information was immedi.
ately left with Lieutenant Small, who had
tn EN- removed to the Hammond. street Station
house, where it was discovered that they were
both suffering with the scarlet fever. They
were removed from thence to the Commercial
Hospital, where they will be properly provided
for. This is certainly one Of the most out
ragsous and cruel acts we have ever heard Of
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A Fsy PAsra ksovr i,arhiss..uSrr, ,joha

A FSs FA6Ta kAsvr HaaEiss.-~Sfr. John
II. Gerard read bsfore the horticultural so-
cety, on Saturday, a statistical paper con-
oerning strawberries and raspberries, in
which it was stated that, during the season OF
1859, there were sold in the Cincinnati mar
ket raspberries and strawberries, grown in
the southern precinct of Anderson Township,
alone, 1O,1l3 bushels, of which 2,l28 bushels
were strawberries. These, ats3 4Oper bushel,
amount to $34 1884 20. Mr.. G. says;
Deduct 81 per bushel for picking, market
ing and selling, and it will leave balance of
$24,271 20. Now add the amount sent from
Kentucky, Indiana, &C., including blackber-
ries, and it will be safe estimate to say that
double the amount raised in the southern
precinct of Anderson is sold in markets of
this city. Amount sold from southern pre-
cinct Of Anderson, l0,113 bushels; amount
| from Indiana, Kentucky, &C., 20, 226 bushels;
ket, &C., and brought to this market, 0,339
bushels, which, at SO 40 per bushel, will
amount to $106,7S6.
Mr.. Sanford remarked that ho did not wish
this paper to be understood as embracing the
extent Of the berry cultivationin this vicinity
certainly not in Kentucky-that during the
strawberry season on the Lexington Railroad
in kentucky he observed the train stopping
very often to take on Strawberries, and learned
from the conductor that there were then on
board for Cincinnati 1000 bushels, and tina,
every train at that time was bringing down
nearly the same quantity. He had no doubt
that Kentucky alone contributed over 10000
| buahels and that his former estimate would
fall short of the real quantity brought from
Kentucky.
Mr.. Joseph H. Hornsr, Of Campbell County
KY, remarked that Campbell County alone
sent eight thousand bushels.
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J"Timothy Brandin brought suit before
Squire Peter Bell, yesterday, against Police
Officers John Schlosser, Conrad Zimmerman
and Samuel Laforce, of the Twelfth Ward,
charging them with assault and battery.
Laforce was discharged, and Schlosser and
Zimmerman held to answer at the Court Of
Common Pleas, in bonds of $500 each. The
alleged assault occurred on the day these Of
ficers were on spree, for which spree Mayor
Bishop suspended them, temporarily, some
few DAYS since.
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G5- We learn that it is the intention of the
colored people in Cincinnati, to arrange for q
meeting in this city on the 9TH of September,
at which Charles II. Langston, Mr.. Bushnell,
and others, of Lorain County, arc to be speak
ers, to take into consideration the recent penal
enactions in Arkansas and Louisiana, against
the presence of free people Of color in those
States. The exclusion takes effect in Louisi-
ana on September 1, and in Arkansas next
January
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gD- Richard Connolly, an elderly gentlo-
man, who resides on Coluw bia. street, in tho
vicinity of Gas-allcy, was before Judge Lowe
yesterday, charged with incest. His allcge
victim is his step-daughter, an interes ting
girl, about thirteen ye'rs of age. 1t Is the
opinion of DR.. Cary, after thorough exami-
nation, that there is probable grounds for the
charge. Connolly was committed in default
Of Isl 900 bail, for examination next Thursd day.
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STUDENTS OF OLD WooDwARD.--A prelimi-
nary meeting of these active and spirited young
men lis called for Thursday evening, at the
School Board Office, Mechanics Institute
Building. Arrangements are to bo made for
the approaching Anniversary; also, for the pro-
posed Monument to WILLIAM WOODWARD, the
founder of the Old High School and College.
A call is made for general attendance.
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N1-Charles Walter plead guilty in the
Police Court, yesterday, to stealing bolt Of
broadcloth from dry goods store on Pearl
street, and was sentenced to make reatoration
in double the amount of the property stolen,
and to be confined in the dungeon of the
County Jail for the term of twey1ty days, to
be fed on bread and water.
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u.s. Mrs. Pross and her boarders were OF,
trial in the Police Court yesterday, upon u
charge of malicious destruction Of property,
in tarring the residence Of Dr.. J. L. Waiter.
There being no evidence against the boarders,
nolle was entered, and they were discharged.
Mrs. Pross was held in bail for further exami-
nation to-day.
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@S- There will be meeting Of the lot
owners Of the Baptist portion Of the Catharine-
street Burying Ground, at the office of Squire
Marchant, on Second-street, at three o'clock
this afternoon. The object Of this meeting is
to devise means to prevent an alleged imposi-'
tion upon the part of the Trustees having th.
grounds in charge.
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Ms-Mrs. Mary Haustern, who resides on
Front street, near Elm, met with severe
accident last evening, during the storm. She
was taking clothes from the line, in the yard
of her residence, when one Of the props fell,
breaking her right arm, and otherwise bruis-
ing her body. She was, at a late hour last
evening, suffering intensely.
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Complaint was yesterday made to Mayor
Bishop against drayman, who resides back of
Ludlow, Kentucky, charging him with sellin 6
milk in this city, taken from diseased cows.
As the matter will be thoroughly investigated,
we withhold further comment.
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GsS" A boot store on the corner Of Elm and
Longworth- streets was entered at an early
hour yesterday morning and robbed of goods
to the value of one hundred dollars. The
burglars gained entrance through back door.
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French-English and German-English
br d School. I 40

VNNIIE TRUSTEES OF THE WESLEYAN
n Female College, .yine-stIeet, have dotcrnined
to make the course In Modern Lang,agrs thoroughly
have organized u Primary Department ~ French snd
German, IN which tho young pupils WI be taught
languages in the sne manner and vt the Same time
Us they are tanpht the same branches in English.
their regular studies as possible In French aud Ger
man. t tHl l..lto,f iILlf. r...y.
ln this way m ability to spea aud write these Lam
The extra charge viii be $40 per annun.
ME- For further information apply Ut tho College,
on vine-sreet, between Sixth and seventh
aul6cawcw ROBERT ALLYN, Prpsidcnt.
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GROVER & BAKERS G-MACHINEs.-A
new lot of these superior sewing machines
has Just been received at No. So West Fourth
street. Their superior excellence warrant
quick sales. Purchasers are taught the
method of running them, by competent
hands, without extra charge. Samples OF
their work furnished at any time.
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ass- An invalid lady named Carol wa
brutally beaten by the inmates of Longworth'
Building, on Si1th-street, near Culvert, yester-
day. Itappears that in consequence Of her help
less condition, Mr.. Longworth does not charge
her rent. This fact being made known to
other inmates, they entered her apartments and
beat her most shamefully, while she was lying
in bed, unable to protect herself.
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GS-The many friends of Mr.. j. ]. Allen,
the favorte Cincinnati commedian, will be
pleased to learn that he has been re-engaged
at the Palace Garden, and will appear each
night in his comic characters, drolleries, &c.
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Gr Captain John Bunker, the keeper Of the
City Prison, informs us that his hotel is pretty
well crowded at present; indeed, too much SO
for comfort. When will we have Work hous 0
built? That's the question.
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CO. The body of Francis Taner, a colored
boy, who was drowned in the Ohio River last
Friday, was recovered at the foot OF Elm
street yesterday. Coroner Carey held an in
ouest. which resulted in q verdict Of accidental
drowning.
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@"John Foge, for stealing lot of gold
and silver watches from matchmaker on Syc-
amore street, was committed by Judge Lowe,
yesterday, in default of $3.50 bail, to answer
the charge of grand larceny.
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EaS"A man named Jacob Leback was fined
IS and costs, by Judge Lowe, yesterday, for
being drunk. He was also fined $40 and
costs for carrying concealed weapons.
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rs We have received communication
signed "Twenty -four Boarders," complaining
of q nuisance at tho corner Of Lawrence and
Butler r-streets. They inquire particularly for
the police, and state that longer forbearance
has ceased to be virtue.
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IJ-We were visited with refreshing
shower of rain about six o'clock last even
ing, enough - cool the atmosphere and lay
the dust handsomely. ..
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rs" The case of John Ryan and Mary
Walker, charged with grand larceny-robbing
an orphan of $2OO-was called in the Police
Court yesterday, and continued until Thurs
day next "...
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ls5- A man named Robt. Smith will have
hearing in the Police Court, next Thursday,
upon charge Of biting the thumb of Officer
Anthony, of the Fifteenth Ward.
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lBy Telegraph.l J
Baltimore Market.
BALrlMonE, August Nm.

.- BALTIMORE, August 22-M,
Flour quietand heavy: quotations unchanged.
Wheat steady and buoyant sales 5000 bushels a'
81 l5l 80 for White, AID 81 O5etl ID for Rcd. Corn
firm: White 76l7So.; Yoiow i6@tS0c. Provisions
dull: mess Pork sells at Si 90; Bacon Sides ysrs .
Whisky firm AT 23c. for Ohio.
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ns- Card printing, and all kinds of JOB
uo explain and rnamental-executed at the
pry,xY paSss Office, in style unsurpassed
onvv, here. Orders received at the counting
room.
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N1-The river is in excellent stage for this
season of the year, there being six feet of
water in the channel between here and ST..
Louis.
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10" Two females, named Ruth Gwinn and
Alice Dorsey, escaped through the sky-light
from the City Prison, Saturday night. They
were recaptured and sent back yesterday.
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es-1 he person who found a breastpin, fan
and sbe,, comb, on the road Leading from
pleasant h 'idge to Carthage, TN the 18TH inst.'
will p,eoso call at this office.
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tBy Telegraph.l
London Market.

u 1l r ua LONDON, Augusta
Breadstuhs dull. Wheat decided slightly
on new. sugar stesdy Tea 6rm Tsllow firm at
55s. Lnseed on finn at 2Ss. Cd d02es. sd.
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NS- Michael Kearns was before His Honor,
Judge Lowe, yesterday, charged with carry
ing concealed weapons, and fined $40 and
costs of prosecution,
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BOARDING.

R0ARDTNG-0pened, that large and gen.
ID teel Boarding house, No. III Sycam ore. street
West side, between Fifth and Sixth. Large and
airy rooms. pnfurnished, for families. Accommode-
tion for day boartlers. Board and Lodging for single
entlemen. Terms moderate. T. A. ROWE
R0ARDING--A gentleman and lady, and
AD two or three single gentlemen can be accom-
modated with comfortable rooms and board, at No.
GO 6McFarland.street. anI7.tft
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~s@ The report in circulation, yesterday,
that two men were killed on the Little Miami
Railroad, near Sportsman's Hall, turns out to
be hoax.
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My- The foundation for the new German
Catholic Institute, corner Of Vine and Long
wOrth-strees, is rapidly approaching COM
pletion.
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IDy Telegraph
London Money Market.
LONDON, August D

I.t.. LONDON, August ,.
Consols closed at 95% for money and 96sS
(ig5ls for account. American Securities generally
unchanged. Illinois shares quote at 1902: 1llneis
Seyens, Of 1879, s0S7S0; New York Central tStnfe,
Erie Third Mortgage VI. N t..rt ,1
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G@~ Mr.. P. Gaddis, jr., who has been on a
temperance tour through the Eastern States,
has turned to the city.
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Gs9~ There were seventy five cases disposed
of in the Police Court yesterday-principally
drunks and disorderlies. a-
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Dg"A four-horse wagon, loaded with brick,
let down at tho corner of Fourth and Vine
streets yesterday.
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gsJ" Bills were passed by the County Com
missioners yesterday, amounting in the aggre.
gate to $543 4S.
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my ns Ma vbais and wife are still ,mprov-
inc. There an, now'be no doubt as to tasir
recovery. Ie gaE@ ln
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G1-smith & Hoke, bricklayers of this city,
are now engaged in putting up large col
lege building in Lawrenceburg, Indiana.
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GG>We understand that chess match
will shortly come off at the Casino, between
two celebrated players.