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The penny press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1859-1860, 1859-10-05
NEWS AND GOSSIP.

@rUpward Of two hundred vessels are
now in the Rappahannock River engaged in
oystsring. -1l.E.s5 ra 20 q
GS- Gen. Jsssup, 0rdin ance ! aster. Cen
era! Of the United States Army, 10 lying very
i'll in New York. .g E3
wA. W. Semmes, ESQ.,, lawyer, COM
mitted suicide at New Orleans on Sunday by
taking morphine.
- Wild turkeys, foxes and squirrels are
exceedingly plenty in the vicinity Of Cham.
bersburg, Penn.
rA A boy named James Harris, only four
teen years old, has been found guilty of MUIR
der at Boonville, Mo. lr
Z IT Charles Mathews and wife are coming
IN the Great EdasrH, with the design Of Civ
ing entertainments during the passage.
GSrGreenwich--a modest little town In
England, which supplies the world with
longitude and keeps none for itself. -
Ng-Ths Tesan Advocate of the Sd ult. re-
cords the death Of, Thomas ]. Nicholson,
near. Victoria, at the advanced age Of one
hundred and seven years.
tr- Beef ID declining in New York. Some
OF the people Of that huge city have deter
mined not to take 1t for sometime, Oh account
ofits high price. Hg
Thomas A. Green, of New Bedford,
gathered from ono tres this season one thou.
sand four hundred and hfty perfect pears, Of
excellent flavor. ere r
DsrA lady in Middleton, Conn, has re-
covered by a law suit SS5 and costs, from an
i'll hammered chap who dressed himself up
as q ghost, and nearly frightened her to
death. l1s'.
. DS> The Buffalo people are aready pre-
pairing their skatiDg pond for tho ooping win
ter, and anticipate that It will afford them
much pleasure. They have enlarged the pond
to double Its former .arsa,
AD- 0oe hundred and sixty. eight, miles Of
the Pacific Railroad in Missouri have been com
pleted, at the aggregate outlay Of nearly
Sl2,O0O,000. There ere yet ono hundred aud
fourteen miles to build in order to complete
the road to, Kansas City. This is to cost
$4,000, 900 IA -,
@Allowing ave thousand eight hundred
and sixty .threo years, since the creation, one
billion the average numher os ,nhabitauts,
thirty yearsfo D generation, tix square feet
for tho average sizso grave, itrequires forty.
v0 thousand milss 10 bury them them.
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AMUsEMENTs.

WooD's THEArsR.--A. crowded house was
again present At the above establishment last oven
Of "Gisippus." We doubt II Mr.. a. has an equal ia
this snblmsand START ipg character as his efforts
witnessed. MIS-. Ellis sr's "sophronia" was quite
cTeditable e that lady, and adds greatly to her
Dibbles," kept tho audience Ia continued roar Of
laughter. She Is acapital actress, and has made
The bill for this evening ia a repetition OF TIE
RoBBERs, with MIR. Anderson a. "Charles De Moore"
and Miss Waite 40 "Amelia." THE ALPINE MAIN
will close the entertainment, In which Miss Fanny
Denham will appear AS "Rosette," and Mr.. Adams as
"Swig" Senorlta Maria will appear in two OF her
most charming 1ances. NM - 80
PALACE GARDEN This place meets with
great success. Nightly the house Is crowded bv tbe
lovers OF fun and amusement. Anna lHoit's sinQins
alone is sufficient to attract large house,
BuTTss PANoRAMA-This fine picture 10 still
On exhibition at the Melodeon, aud attracts largo
crowds nightly II you want to see Palestine AZ n
was, 20 60 the Meodeon and see the Panorama.
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TIE BALL GAME.-A gentleman, who halls
from Cattletsburg, KY, arrived in this city day
before yesterday, on the steamer Aurora, en-
route for Missouri. He was called on yester-
day by q couple Of accommodating individuals,
who kindly offered to escort him around the
city. They took him on the hill near the
Water-works, and relieved him of $40 by
means of the ball game.
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FINE HATs.-B. R. Alley, opposite the
Broadway Hotel, is supplying the public
with fine hats and caps, which, for make,
style and quality, are hard to beat. If you
want q nest covering for the "dome Of
thought" drop In Alleys, No. IL Broadway,
and you will be suited.
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HOME INTEREST,".

HG A. A. Eyster, Clocks, Watches and
Jswslry, Nos. 81 and III wsstsrn. row.
ET Daguerrsian Gallery, southwest cor
ner Of Sixth and Western.row, over Hannaford's
drug store Pictures taken and put In good cases for
twenty cents Warranted to please. ,rs.ae
Ns- For S. you can get a ne Oil oolored
Photograph in good silt frame at the Central Pho.
tosreph and M'lainotps Gallery, corner OF Fifth
md Wsstsrn.row, In charge Of 4. Q, BIoex.
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MON ETARY.

TUESDAY. October i-s P. M.
Third-street has been very active to-day,
i being the 4th, and the payment being very heavy
currency 10 active demand All the bankers report
Exchange yerv firm at S premium selling rate To
customers, Outsiders are compelled to pay an ad-
vance on this rate. 49, ~
Eastern Exchange has declined in Chicago 10 lx
premium selling rate. Market Arm.
New Orleans Exchange par buy ing; selling at V
premium. Very few transactions " -
minm. ~' '''Ns 0'' pie'
Eastern Exchanged in St. Louis per cont. premium
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HELD TO ANswER.-Calvin Baker and Jaok-
son 0. Fletcher, were held In bonds of $500
each by Judge lLowe yesterday to answer at
the Court Of Common Pleas the charge of
highway robbery. They are the young men
that knocked down and robbed q stranger near
Ashcraft's saw-mill some evenings since.
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p@ Giovaus Farari, who keeps confeo-
tionary and fruit store on Vine. street, near the
Palace Gardep, swore out warrant, yest r.
day, before Squire 0etEsndapnor, against Q
man named Rsphsil Brsnohini, an Itali.n,
charging him with stealing Q couple Of pistols
and an opera glass. .,' ~ l.' tt-T -
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EWING HoUss AT XESIA.--We cheerfully
commend the ABOVE house to tho travelling pub
lio. Parkhill, more generally known as "Jerry,"
is whole -soulsd chap, and never fails in rem
deriug comfort and satifaction to his patrons.
"Jerry" and his polite clerk, Charley Cobban,
are team. Success attend them.
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RUNAWAY "A couple of mules attached to
an omnibus became frightened near the James
town landing, 10 tho Seventeenth Ward, yes
tsrday, and ran of. The omnibus was upset
and considerably broken up. Two passengers
were 10 tho bus st the time, but escaped with.
out injury.
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ATTEMPTED 6uIc1DE.-An Irishman named
John CLARK, was tried in the Police Court yes.
terday on a charge of drunkenness, and dis
charged on promise Of reform. The officers
testified that they found him lying across tho
track Of the Ohio and Mississippi Railroad,
and that when questioned hs stated that be
desired to rid himself Of life .-
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MAYORS LICEssEs.--Ths following are the
receipts for licenses at tho Mayors office dur
Ing the week, ending Monday; a

d RE-ARsEsrEp. = James Carlin alias VIM.
Kyle, who has been confined in the County
Jail for some time past charged with burglary
and robbery, was released a few days since
through mistake. The Grand Jury, 1t appears,
failed to find bill against him for burglary
and his release was ordered. The charge OF
burglary was against aues Carlin, end that Of
robbery against Wm. Kyle. He was arrested
yesterday at Oxford, and brought back to the
city .-.
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ATTEMPTED TO HANG HINsrLy.-A dissi-
psted Individual named Daniel Boone was AZ.
rested and confined 10. the Hammond street
station. house yesterday for dlsorderly con.
duct In the afternoon no made an attempt
70 hang himself but was prevented by the sts.
tion house keeper, f.5 ,
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gwWilliams's City Directory for 1860, will
be promptly published on New Years. The
compilers, numerous and well.drilled assist.
ants commenced their work en- Monday
Every house and business place in tie city will
be visited, as we'll as In Covington and New.
port. We hope they will be we'll received, and
the information they require promptly and
cheerfully given 'Mpoh of tho correctness Of
the Directory depends upon this. r.
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LAW REPORT.
HAMILTON COUNTY prsrRlcr COURT.

Bsrkle & Quinn We. The Town of Fulton, tho
County C1mmi- siopers and the City 81 Inclnnatl.
improvemenson certain property, which il Is alleged
are IN the line of the james KEN Road sa n road
las defendants caim) being located before the i'm
provements were made. The original bill was filed
befo the annexation # Fulton TO the cty d.
Quinn appeared for complai he other parties
were rePIesented by Judge Woodruff, Alexander Long
and Il. b, Hayes
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"J0HN HORTON,
"NIC. HOEFFER, Committee"
"J0HN TAYLOR,

A resolution was passed instruoting tho
County Solicitor to inquire whether the As
SCISSOR OF said Ward is liable, under bonds, for
the inequality of his assessments. The Aud
itor was authorised to employ two competent
persons to review the assessments OF the
Twelfth Ward at q cost not to exceed $3.50.
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SUPERIOR COURT.

In room No. l, Judge Spencer attended to
tion docket will be called this day, and
on tom 'rrow detaul will be called. -
In room NJ ;, judge Hoadley, heard applications
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tBy Telegraph
Baltimore Market.

BALTIMORE, October IN.
Flour quiet; Ohio and Howard SIS Wheat
very hrn and advancing; white 81 32 red 81 laI 49,
.orn qnie'i white si9Sa, !; yell W s,DS6c. Whisky
unchanged; Shoulders sH@e4c.; Sides i0HGlojlo.
Groceries unchanged,
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FoRoIEe LArD WARRANrs.--James Doloffs,
arrested some days since by Officer Warren
Lundy, plead guilty before United States
Commissioner Newhall, yesterday, to the
charge Of forging land warrants, and, We are
informed, was released. f
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FouspLINe.-Dr. Muscroft found at his Of
Zoe on Western-row, opposite Twelfth.s.resr,
about nine o'clock last evening, q basket con.
tanning q little girl, spparsDtly about two
years old. 1t was taken to the Commercial
uasnita1
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TsT The committee appointed by the tax
payers Of the Twelfth Ward made the follow.
ing reports
"CIsorsNArI, October s, 1859.
"To tho Auditor Of Hamilton County, .ia
"sIR--We, the undersigned, committee
appointed by the tax payers Of the Twelfth
Ward, to examine the returns Of the Assessor
of said Ward, would respectfully report that
said examination has been made by us, and we
fud the said assessment to be- in such an un.
equal and unjust manner as to be beyond our
means 10 suggest any other mode Of eqlalisiDg
the Ward than that of having the same as.
sesscd over; as it now is, large amou ut 10
entirely omitted, while that which Is assessed
Is, almost without an exception, entirely too
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[By Telegraph.l
New Orleans Market,

NEW ORLEANS, 0otobsrA
Cotton--Prices irregular. sales 5000 bales
ct llllMc for middlins gu ,litiAs Sales for thrpc
days ls WO bales; rec ipis do. 400 bales against
30 ,UO bales. Sugar rlostd frm: sslss at =. Pork
nrm 4 ~ 70 II Western mess Rio Coffee quotes
crop 1 Loui.iana az fra, rate. The Suaar crop ia
inferior and small.
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Day GooDs.--we ask tho attention Of our
lady readers to the advertisement of Charles 8
Weatherby, liz West Fifth street, found 10
another column. His stock Of dress goods 10
largo and we'll calculated to please the ladies.
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Steamboat Repiater.

ARRtvALs-Dostona, Portsmouth; Boston, Big
Sandy jacob Strader, Louisville; 6unsith, Mays.
vile; Priorsss. Madison; Liberty, Wheeling; Mes.
DEpARTUREs- .Btston, Loulsvile; Bostona, Ports.
mouth; pu.lrith Maysville; a. ". Quar-, ter, Kr.
nawhai Priore-s, Madison; Dr. Kane, Pilt.burg;
Cambridge, It. Lonis; Oiirper, Big Sandy; Liberty,
Wheeling: Sam Kirkman, Memphis; Aitamont,
dock; Comw odore Perry, pittsburg. 80 "
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1T Three prisoners, Curren Dumphriss,
George Stuyenrspoh and James Stewart were
discharged from the County Jail.
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STRRzf WALKING. - Eliza Bunur and
Rebscoa Duly we're Aned $40 and costs BY
Judge Lowe yesterday and sentenced to i've
day imprison ment 10 the City Prison, Uj
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FELL DowN A VAULr. A man named
Owen Sullivan, who resides on Gapo- street, be
tween Walnut aud Vine, fell down vault on
oattsr. street, distance Of forty feet, and broke
his back. ..t... .......-.., 'V
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GRAND LARceSY.-George Wallsnstsin will
have hearing in the Police Court this morn,
ing, On a charge Of grand larceny.
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PARTNERSHIP NOTICE.

A ARON SHAW WOULD BEG LEAVE TO
IN inform his friends aud the public generally,
that he has associated with him as partner, Mr. o.
D. Johns on, of the late firm Of Johnston, Meader &
o., and Mr. John Lyfori. The. business will here
after be conducted qnder the firm name Of 2 haw,
Johnston h Co., at the old stand s'
No. IL EAST FOURTH.sTRERT.
With increased facilities and additional experience
hope to merit not only continuance of patron
age so literally bestowed heretofore, but to offer in
ducements, both to the whOlesA and retail trade
not to be excelled by any house in the city
H.. [oc1awl
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:. RwPuRT. News.

Subscriptions, advertisements and csmmunca
tions to the "Press Reporter, Box 81, vii
be attended to. 90 -1 H',I ~ -
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COVHNGTON NEWS.

In the Probate Court, Judge Hilton, at.
tended also to the same business. D
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THE PRES S.
wEDN RsDA Y.~.......... ..ocTOBER ,
CITY MATTERS.

ROUTE FOR SALE.-A good route for sale on
the Penny Prsss. Inquire at the counting
room.
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@ The following table shows the num-
Der Of cases entered on the dookets Of three
Justices Of tho Peace in this olty, for the month
Of September.
OWL. Criminal. Total.
squire John moFall."..l
Squire Rowekamp. i4..,,..,... M
squire la
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BOARDING.

ROARDING-Two gentlemen desiring
-AD pleasant place to board in private family
whore th.re few boarders, would do we'll to cal
Ct No lN Lopgworth-street, between Elm and Plum.
Terms mode,ate. oc4.b"
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REroRr OF THB JAN PHYsrorAS.-The Jail
Physician, DR.. Fishburn, reports the follow
ing number OF cases under his treatment from
the 10Th of September, to the lst of October:
Ague
Chronic Pleurisy r...~."..-"..... ..............
EronCnItls
,Su
. llriunl irem .,..,..... ........
II
...u.. q
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9sB- Meteorological observations for tho
PENNY PRESS, by Henry Ware, 0pticiap, No.
West Fourth street, October 1, 1859.
O'CLOCK. Barometer. Thermometer.
] A. M".-.,.. ,.."-."., ,39.60 %
IL .......' 'IS.oo ~
6P. P.M.--........ ....-.,..2y.o0 II
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FOR RENT.
FOR SALE.

EN0R SALE-SH0W-CASES second.
IL hand show cases. Call a. 80 West Fourth est.
oc4-bs G. G. KSIi FIN i 90.
E0R SALE-DINING SALOON-The old
II and we'll established Timing Saloon, at No. 8
East Fourth.street having seyenty-hye prompt pay
ing hOarters, and good transient trade For further
particulars inquire on the premises. 0c4bS
N0R E-NEWSPAPER- An estab-
lished Republican Paper tu one Of the best raif-
at this office, oc3.aw"
NOR SALE-2 ROUTES Morning and
n evening, for sale low for cash. only to be sold On
account OF inability to attend to them. caused by
Hicsnesa. A good chance. Apply at No. 10 Belts
street. sep30aws
NOR sALE-PAPERS-several thousand
h old papers at %c. per hundred, at this office.
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CousTY CoURT AND OoURT OF CLA1Ms.-On
unable II preside at the Court OF Claims last Monday,
aud his place was n!ied BY A.. w. johnson, ESQ ,
acting as Justice Of Alexandria preclact
The family of the Mayor Is still so afflicted
BY sickness as to prevent his leaving home to
attend to business.
Our citi, ems appear to be- greatly enamored
OF the chase. Captain Caldwell and number Of his
friends nnw In the Michigan forest saughterinR
the DEER and next week Capt VIII Air and party viii
visit the region.of Ohio, above PQua, FIR The same
purpose. Don't forget your best friends when they
Hs palu ior their Irienushp) the reporters.
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tAny communications from our friends will be
thankfully received: Address Press Reporter"
Box 81, Ccyington, Ky.l
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AUCTION SALES.

a u CTT'UN' E.9B BRA
TAsHEARS 4 CO., at their sa,s.rcoms,- Nos OF
ss Sa Rsf sS mSsiss sfi q ac,0% So,
soa,neneiD "a. O'clock, wthogt' e.efysi : cab.
NJ ss.s: IA hsns ch,d Boys and YSu,hs W.%sa
AUCTION' sALE-BY @. BRA
-kAsHEARS CO., ,saies.roo Nos 81 and S. Main.
ososs wssa Will ss
reserve for cash, 7p,o0O very. fine genuine Ha-
yana Cigars Figaro, Norsesss, and various brands
oos Z O. BRksHEARs Co., Auct'rs.
A UCTsON sALE.-BY H. s. MILES
IN 4 Co... No.. % Main street Groceries, Glass
Tars an.on Wo5apRlnTgR TgRsppa3 GSis X
o'clock large stock Of staple Groceries, Glassware
sas snsf, sss sna .s wI?ss gss,4 D0o
o Table 'nq Hs GGstss Yl'.'s' tS, G. Aaeton.s
A UCTION sALE.-By KELLOGG &
"A WILLIAMS, ssle.rooms q and ~ East Third
stEc TErRs t c9t 81 Sk 9 9ry Goods a, suetion On
cut stock Of retail dry goods store, embracing a
general Variety ~ -9-~' 1.,I
lns, Lu.srs, Dsisises' drilling, % Pins, Cs@bsics,
PPiiad,, Ginsh,s%%s ., ifkog Lssn:, Tsse Linen,
pra%s &snd BSss bCss ssiF! To aas ba
ALSo-9 pieces of Wool and 1ngran Garpsting.
so pair OF biaDkels
And variety Of other goods. '. ~ NiT
oco n 5''r oil A. K.LLode. AuctiOnser.
AUCTION saLE.-BY II. 81 MILES
A& CO., No. 3 Msin q, y ss,sBocs no Shoe snd
Boot Is cases Boys do. d.. do, IS Meps va
and Womens' Kip ann Calf Broaans aud Boots.
ALSl--A largo and general VARIETY of Sraple Gro.
| oeries. 2,090 bundles Bnaw and kag W,applAg
Paper, rs boxes, butts and OaddIes Va, ny. and Mo.
- Times and Enquirer copy. -'
A UCTION SA l. E.--BY THOMAS
"A JON NST0N, In Sass-rooms, No. .93 Main street,
Inext 10 Trust Company Bank : Prime stock Of
Boot. md shoes fine Carp -tipgs, &c., ~tAuUtion.
Ga WEDNESDAY MORNING, October s. comm, no
ins a ~ O'clock will bs ,ld without reserve Me- q
Oxfor Ties womens Misses and Child Gu Sh. o.;
youths and, -lnfants' Boots Ladies' hne Cater
n 3 B-Tbis stock, Of shoes will bs we'll worth the
attention of city aud country buyers. rGI eIa-.
ALS0-At II u'cl. Lot of hne Carpeting
oUS THOMAS JOHNSTON, Auction ser.
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A new sty 10 of hat, intended for the day
police, may be seen at the Hammond street
Station house. . ''' ''.'"
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"ANTED-M0LDERS-AtG Globe Foun.
wv derry, on Columbia. street, between Race and
Elm, six good moders. None need apply but first
Cci-bs .--- -- JAS. g. POLLOOK.
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"ANTED--Clerks, salesmen, book. keep.
ers, bar keepers, poriers, eoopars, carpenters,
mechanics, aud others can lnd situations at the
Mserchants'. Clerks Registry Ofico, No. 2sl West
Fifth-street
oct4os HALE Il 90.
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"ANTED--PRINT COLORISTs-Two
w or three good print colorists. Also, several
young girls TO learn the same. Apply to q. w.
FL EETW0OD, print publisher, 81 West Third at,
over Phoenix Insurance office. Oct-bs
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"ANTED-AGEN TS-First- class agents
w with small capital to engage in respectable
business, to travel for the concern $50 per month
clear Of all exnenses. Gall at the Indiana House,
Fifth.street, Cincinnati, o. J, l.. DRAM,
OO4-bs Intelligence Agent.
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"ANTED-GAS FITTERs--3 gas filters
w wanted. Apply to McHENRY 4 CARSON,
oci-c l62 Main street.
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VXIANTED-An active business man with
w small cash capital can purchase an interest
and engage In business that will pay at least s. on
per annum. Apply to HALE 4 co., 29l West Fif h.
street. i'-. - ootibt
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WANTED--T0 SELL-Au active man
w witha small capital, can buy one half ofa gen.
teel and paying business A rare chance 10 make a
Start III BUSINESS is now offered. Address O.. NJ.
Press Office. ocnbs
WANTED-A nurse girl, one that can
w oome ewellreoommended. Address BERKLEY
ut this oface oct1hs
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"ANTED--SITUATION-For For a FIRST.
w rate cook. Also, for chambermaids, dining.
room servants nurses, sewing and girls for general
housework. In city or country, wanted. man to
ply at my office, 307 Elm and Ninth streets.
oc6-b% THOMAS BUCHANAN