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COpay'tnershil1 Notice.

The undersigned having associated themselves together under
the and style of F. L. PIFFET design entering into the
Ribbon Trimming and General Fancy Goods business No
l3 Canal street share of the patronage of their old friends
and the public generally is respectfully solicited.
FRANK PIFFET,
ms 2ptf LOUIS PIFFET.
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Russfa sheet LINN

Russia Sheet Iron.
IAnding-D bundles g. q and q best Russia sheet FL,
sale by
JOHN D. BE1N SON.
% and 81 Camp street
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Wt1ses, French Ry0ndies and
LIQ u o RS.
STAR COGNAC 1900 Double Extra. =,
1916, Extra
.,,. 1850, A good article In all
VINEYARD PROPRIETORS 1875 kinds of
ROCHELLE, l lsss Dark Packages.
Champagne.
PIPER HEIDSlCK, quarts pn,s and half pints
CREME DE BOuZY =. .
F1EUR DE BOUZY, =.
EUGENE CLIQUoT IMPERIAL. in half pin,s.
TABLE WINE-Caret in casks half casks and boxes CHI
iaitte, Magaux Pontet CanDe Branne, Mouon Ieoye St
Julien ST. Esephe, MontferaDd White Wine sauerncs
sac, Madeira. Sherry, Port Wine, Caawba Holland Gn ia
maca Rum Fermouth Abnth, Assorted Liquors Fruits and
Brandy Fruits in their juice Cos Demons and other
articles directly imported and for sale by
A. DUBUCH,
lib Graver street,
ms 2pMo&Wetj1 between ST. Charles and Carondeet SIS
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The Company against the pefls Of the
rivers and damage by fire. the Of
premiums. go
Oa;co NJ CarouJele street. do I'm
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DATUM, SMITH Is PUTNAM,
CORNER OF MAGAZINE AND GRAvIER STREETS
Agents for the Sale
NUEAcTURED TOBACCO,

Have now on hand and constantly receiving commits
sion direct from the Manufacturers the Largest and Fines
assortment Of
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Tin Plate.

800 boxes Charcoal TX landing from Iiyarno, d
for sale by
JOHN D. BEIN SON,
50 and 81 Camp street
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EONPTROLLERs OFFICE,
City of New Orleans Dec 1899
H8-NOtice IL hereby given that sealed pro-
posas will be received this the
date 3ls Of December furnishing the city with
Meat and Bread for the the City Work House from
the st OF January to the 3 Of December 1870 inclusive in
accordance with the provisions Of Ordinance No relative
the City House and to provide for The
thereof
d2I t3I V DTrPI FScIS (,ornntroller
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Manufactured Tobacco,


of every variety they offered 10 the trade and solicit
the attention Of GRoGERS and DEALERS before
purchasing.
They are the SOLE AGENTS for BURTON & MAYS Cross
and Extra pounds; LA BELLE CREOLE SIS los; BUCK
FTNNEYs SIS and los KENTs lOsbesics various other
brands; GRANT WILLIAMS q lbs, and others; LEoNo-
RA pounds which at the State Fair at Pc
tersburg Va. November 1885, Y f. p. JONES' pounds and
Twists which have taken the Premium in North Carolina
years succession and is perhaps the Tobacco
world
WIILIAMsoNS TWIST, Qirst pickings3 KATE ELIZA
pounds intended for conocrs only, and in fact every
scrption of Tobacco generally used
We also have The P0WIIATTAN PIPES, which receive
direct Gnc commission. dl2 i'm
|
w 5. CHANDLER,
w. ENLIST,
Ey- OFFICE and RESIDENCE,
ca Caron,leIet street,
DDS ly&W corner Of Lafayette
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STATE LOUISIANA
Parish of Orleans, city of New Orleans,
Be it remembered this 18th day of December 1885,
before me- tho subscriber of the Peace in and for the
city aforesaid personally appeared omer Gaard, President,
Schneider Secretary Of the Citizens Mutual Insurance
Company New Orleans who being duly according
law depoe say that the above just and
true transcript the books of said Company
o. GAIILARD, President.
A. SCHREIBER, Secretary.
Sworn subscribed before this day, December
IA, 1852 ARTHUR SAUCIER,
Third Justce nf he Peace the Parish of Orleans
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BOOKS, STATIONERY, Etc.
BY ANSEL EDWARDS.
X. ARnrIELp, Auctioneer.
Store So st. Charles street
THIS EVENING, and every weekday eve.
ming during the business early gas.lfh will be
sold - -
general assortment Of Miscellaneous Books choice stand.
ard literature in the various departments Science
Useful Arts History, Biography, Travels Voyages etc.
oil If
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T ANDS..... LANDS. Glands, LANDS
SUGAR COTTON AND CYPREss LANDS.

NIcCERREN, LANDRY d CO., Auctioneers
wi Appraisers, and General Agents for the sale of Real Els
Furniture Bank Stocks Port Wardes and Success
sion Sales Gagoes, Stocks of Merchandise, ETC.
Particular will be given the purchase and sale OF
Cotton Sugar Plantations.
Our Mr. Powell who has had experience of years in
the land DEPARTMENTS will land claims in
The different offices Of Louisiana and the department at
| Washington City.
Office and saesroom Hail. of ST. Charles and
PerlIiIo sci If
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lNHANIPAGNFG-l01c Moe & Chandon Vim Angais,
~ landing ex.shp Pequo from IIavre, and for sale by
5. WOLFF,
dl3 Corner of Graver and New Levee streets.
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Bells.

Landing from Cincinnati. store full stock from rs to
1000 pounds. For sale by
JOHN D. BEIN & SON,
80 and 81 Camp street
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BANK
New Orleans. Nov IT, 1850.
r9-The annual election for Thirteen Di-
rectors OF this Bank. the year. held
the Banking House. No Peter street.
10 a NJ and T. NJ, on WEDNESDAY, Dec u, 1850.
nj, I AN FDRTIER Cashier
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NEW ORLEANS GAS LIGHT COMPANY, }
December S. 1859.
ng.The annual election for six Directors
for this Company foE the ensuing year will be held
the Office. No. 10 Common street. MONDAY I'd january
between the hours Of 10 A NJ and 2 =. VI. By order.
dc I'd n o. j. TfSD ALE. Treasurer
Bg- Public Library-As 1t does not seem to
be generally understood that the Library OF the Mechanics
stite" to all FREE CHARGE the Committee this
method Of advising the public Of the fact,
The Library Rooms in the Institute Drvades street
between Common and Cau streets open from o'clock
NJ 10 ; O'Clock T. NJ. CHAS. fOTTHoFF,
ms BIN Chairman of the Library Committee
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GREGORIO, ROWLAND Il CO.. IMPORTERS
" Wholesale and Retail Dealers in Dry aud Green Fruits,
Nuts ec etc. Nos ~ Fulton and 81 Front streets, New Or
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100 casks suitable for both and Mules lust received
from the factory of Messrs H. Sons For sale by
JOHN D. BEIN 4 SON.
SO and 81 Camp street
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ES5~ Texas and New Orlea ms Railroad Com.
rANY-fhe following Comnssiontrs-Messrs. l. Seymour,
r. W Rasne Is. NJ Horrell, John Holiness Moses Greenwood
and g. w Shaw-apponied by the Galveston BAY
Railroad Goinpany to open books end receive subscriptions
works will the office The Company No CONNER
ca place in this city MONDAY the 18th December proy-
inc ~ o'clock A. NJ for the purpose organizing
ing said books for subscription to the Capital Stock Of said Com
Of Louisiana incorporating said Company, approved March IL
1859 a. N GENTRY
MIG tdaS Pr.s;dent
The penny press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1859-1860, 1859-09-19
Cincinnati Produce Market.
SATURDAY EVENING, September II, 1885,

FLOUR--The market has not changed essentially;
IL any, there is more frmnesB. The 50 les comprise
800 brls chiefly extra brands at "a 50t 50 for super;
fine, and 81 1905 for extra. lSl brls were received
the last twrn ty-iour hours.
WHISKY-A good demand and q firm market
Sales of $50 brls. at 23a235tc.-the latter rate for
wagon,
PROVISIONS-Ther was good demand for Mess
Pork to day, and city brands would sell at S4 but
such are generally held at $l4 IS. Country brands
can be bought at SH ut which rate 200 brls. sold,
and so brls. C. at Sli 2j. Nothing doing in Bacon
30 ono lbs bulk shoulders sold at &C. Sides are held
OIII-An active demand for Linsoed, with sales OF
50 brls at 5Gc., and G0 brls at indicating
rates.
GROCERIES Sugar steady, with sales Of 20 hhds.
at 64@y7Ac Molasses stoady 100 0rS. sold at S63c.
Coti. o unchanged.
WHEAT-The market continues firm with good
demand ~ full prices Sales OF 800 bushels prime
white ut 81 ~; $50 DO good do at 81 o. 800 do. at
NJ O5 500 do fair red at g3c $50 do good do at s5c;
OOdo prime do at 81; 6v0 do hill atsi; 'Oo DO DAM
ToRN~Thore is an improved demand, partly
speculative for this article, ana buyers are now
Offering nc for fair mixed, without Leading to any
transactions. Holders are asking 72e173c
RARLEY-The market rennin1 firm for prime
fall and prices are well sustained. A sale Of 900
bushels prime fall at 75c.
RYE-Tho demand is fair, and prices steady at
TATS-Tho market is dull at 36c.
OHEESE--Tho demand continues brisk, and prices
are sitter and shade beter sales Of 200bo&es primo
Western Reserve at Sl2c.
SHIPSTUFF- "A sale of 10 trns shipstuf at $50 Per
tun, and 10 tuns bran at Sli.
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ETAR Y.
SATURDAY, Septenib ber ].

SATURDAY, September 1873 Z. N.
During tho past week Money matters have
been remarkably close toward the latter part there
was an improved feeling, but there was general
complaint in regard TO the scarcity of Currency.
There was very largo amount OF first class short
date Paper offered, and customers only were accom-
modated at the rate OF lO@l2 per cent The regular
Discount houses refused all outside names, and the
street rate for good outside Paper short date, ruled
at NAG per cent The business of Thirdstreet was
active during the entire week, with the exception Ol
Friday which was noted for its dulncsS.
Eastern hangeremainsver firm Il; y premium,
selling raie~-buying ut N0ti5 cents SOine dcalera
paid their neighbors the ling rate. .,.-,,>--
Gold dull at 80 cents. buying-selilng at lOCG15 per
cent premium. AS the courier demand here Is very
moderate, the larger part ofthc Gold is shipped East
for exchange. .
Exchange on the East. in Chicago, IL premium,
and very firm; in St. Louis, u firm; Ill Louisville, a
for Kentucky FUNDS.
Illinois, WISCONSIN and Iowa Currency IL per
cent discount. Missouri Il diseount-heayy. Ten
nessee discount.
No change in Land Warrants or Treasury Notes.
new C0UNTERFElTs. on the Bank OF America,
Mount Carmel, i'll Wig female seated, eagle, shield,
anchor, ac-l, female-I, die. -
los, on the City Bauk Of New Haven, Conn. Wig.
New Haven common-l0 on both upper corners-X
on both lower Cornersfenlae head b,tween the Sig
natures.
81, on the Mechanics and Traders Bank, Jersey
City, N j., photographed from genuine. Vig car;
p.nter planng-hg. and de On right end-Word
s., On the Abingdon Bank, Abingdon, Mass; Wig,
two females aud coat Of arms-ig. and medallion
head on right endr-fg 5 on lower left corner. -.
as, on the sank Of the state OF Missouri. Wig.
two females seated astrJng box with steamboat
Ia the dstance-n each corGer are bust Of jackson,
Scott, Perry and Van Buren,. Tho appearance the
bill Is good, and well calculated 20 deceive.
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CONVICTION NEWS.


lssss sdsPss. G% 'H ssf' S =
Box q, Co'ington, Ry.l
There are eleven prisoners in our Jail, two
of whom will go ont this morning; one, female,
who goes on trip to Frankfort to reside ior flye
years He Ia little more than thirty years old. and
has twelve and ha in nsW hpnDs
In the service OF the State with meekntss and an
his ptenon when @ hs PSSfisgEn' PSinE in se| n ed
age, he will review his past lie and eIclslm,
'had but served my God with hall the aeai lserNeo
tho State!"
Ths Kentucky State Fair, held at Lexing-
ton, closed Saturday last i was Que Of the best
since the organization Of the stare Agrleutai ISi
with strangers from all parts of the United states.
THE Concert AND PARADE.-The concert al
Odd Fellows Hall on Saturday evening was largely
attended, and the music was OF Mentef oest htler
the concert came the parade, which wasa grana az
ted among the poor
ACcIpEYr.-While a boy named Child, re-
siding On Bank Lick.street was handling gun i. On
Saturday morning last, it was accidentally dis-
sharged the contents lodging IL ms 1911 sue, Wophd
ing Tim severely, but not morta!ly
The different churches were well filed yes
terday.
Quite drove of cattle passed through. our
city yesterday morning, from ths interior of the
State bound for the Little Miami Rairosa depot en-
Of beef cattle, raised In the Blue Grass region.
A special meeting of the City Council will
take place OH Wednesday next, at O'CLOCK L. NJ
There were no cases before the Mayor on
Saturday morning, and no criminal business trans
acted in tho Circuit Courtg.
There were eight marTiage-licenses granted
| BY the proper officers last week.
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ACCIDENr-ALMosr.-"Our Andy" was SO
inconsiderats, Saturday last, as to trust his
huge proportions upon the back of bay pony,
and started off on little crack" He had
made several squares to his own satisfaction,
and, as he supposed, to the envy of numerous
less favored (?) pedestrians, and was heading
down Em.street in gay style, when all at once
he was discovered by Councilman Snodgrass on
a bed of powders, with the aforementioned
bay poney very contentedly reclining on bis
left leg. Andy's trotter was somewhat the
worse for being pressed against several sharp
bowlders by weight of fifteen hundred
pounds, but the pony. luckily (for him) falling
on top, "got of" " without a scratch; had
Andy fallen uppermost, however, he would not
have escaped so WELL Verify, we believe it
would have been the last of the small horse.
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HOME INTERES

MsrGood Photographs, plain or colored,
can be had cheaper than elsewhere at the Central
Gallery, corner Fifth and Westernrow, in charge Of
A. 8. BLOOM.
nE-Friel g. Mcclure, No. 258 Walnut-
street, are prepared to exhibit the best goods at the
lowest figures that can be found In this market.
Give them call They buy for cash, and soil for the
same.
Es- s. II. Pnrvin, Advertising Agent, No.
20 West Fourth.street.
pB- Daguerrean Gallery, Southwest cor-
ner of Sixth and wcstern.row, over Hannnford's
drug store. Pictures taken an6 put In good cases for
twenty cents Warranted to please.
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LAW REPUkI
COMMON PLEAS.

The criminal branch Of the Common Pleas
opened at the usual hour OH Saturday Carter
on the bench.
At ten o'clock the Grand Jury reported bills of In
dictmeut against the following parties: Martha
0'Neil and Jacob Horn, grand larceny; Wm. Wade.
do:;, Vim. Siyey, do, stealing a large amount OF
gold coin;l Chas, Fisher, do jackson Stoughton
and s. Davis. do; John Klein, do norris Simmonds,
petty larceny. uhree indctments;) B. Connolly in
cest; Adam Rensng naliciouss stabbing two indlet.
ments;) Casimer Guest, do; James Burgan, do; DR..
Richards, do; John Wallace ard VIM. Bodey,
assault with intent to kill; VIM. Cunningham
assault and battery; Daniel, Patrick and Edward
Finley, do; f. Berestord, do.
William Wade and William Silvery pleaded guilty.
Adam Rensny, when first arraigned through an
interpreter in German, entered plea Of guilty to a
second count in the indictment, (sabbing with in.
tentto wound but subsequently, Withdrew the plea
andentered plea of not guilty.
Several other prisoners were arraigned and entered
pleas OF not guilty.
Defendants who are under recognizance will have
the forfeited II they do appear on Mo day.
AcQUiTTAL.-The State vs. Sarah Merriweather.
The closing argument for the stare was made by Mr.
Gaines Tho Court then charged the jury, who, after
adeiberstlon Of little over an hour, brought In a
verdict II not guilty. 49,
As soon rs the verdict was announced Mrs. NJ. got
up and shook hands with each of the jury, and re.
marked, as she was leaving the courtroom, THAT
had she been treated right the charge would never
have been preferred against her."
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gzS- Will yougo to Tozer's benefit tonight

ls-In the City Prison, at the close of the
week, there were one hundred and thirty -seyen
prisoners, (sixty.four of them females, against
one hundred and thirty five the previous week.
During tho past week seventy FIVE prisoners
Tere discharged.
In the County Jail there were eight lunatics
twenty-five females; three on bread and water
thirty. five on chain gang; eighty three in
main jail-one hundred and 6fty-eight In all,
against one hundred and ffty-two the previous
week.
At the Commercial Hospital thirty-ss seven
persons wore admitted during the week; thirty
eight discharged; none born, and six died
Edgar Marcel, William Glemcier, Louis
Stengel, and three other males, names un.
known.
In the hospital, Saturday evening, one hun
dred and thirty hVe patients were under treat
ment, against one hundred and forty-two the
previous week.
At the close of tho week there were but two
cases of smallpox in tho Pest-house.
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&s~ Will you 60 to Toaer's benefit to-nig ght?

ACCIDENT TO An AGED SCHOOL. TEACHER
John Hilton, who had been teacher in
this city in 1910, was conversing with us at
the Mechanics Institute, during Saturday
afternoon, about tho enterprise he is engaged
in of building house on the Walnut Hills
lot be has recently bought, to shelter him in
his declining days, when the old gentlemen
passed out, and, on the next square, met
with quite severe accdent-ialling into the
cellar Of the new Commercial building, exca-
waited at Race and Fourth-streets. If the
popular sympathy has already been awakened
toward him by his former pupils, it will not
be diminished now, since he has been brought
to deaths door by an unexpected casualty.
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Gag- Will you go to Toser's benefit tonight?

Gy- The fair of the Hamilton County Agri.
cultural Society closed last Friday. The fol-
lowing are the officers elected for the ensuing
year: President-J. P. Wilson Vice-Presi-
dent - j. Shuff Treasurer - E. W. Cunning
ham; Secretary-W Mills; Directors--J. Ken.
nedy, j. Langdon, H. Bonham, j. P Tweed,
H. Mahan, j. L. Mottier, George Cream, S.
Bopnell, Josiah Brown, e. Craig, VIM. Nc
Kelvy, VIM. Edwards, s. Ford, II. Poor,
VIM. Cone, I. N. Cochran, A. Ebersole, John
Schenck
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Giy- John johnson, a colored man, n deck
hand on the steamer DunIeitb, got into diff
Guilty last Saturday about nine o'clock, with an
Irishman named John Leary, which resulted
in Leary striking Johnson on the back of the
hesi with brick, knocking him overheard
irio the river. His body was diligently
tsSs ned for, but not recovered. Whether he
H. from the effects of tho stroke received, or
from drowning, remains mystery. Those
who saw the difficulty think the stroke was
sufficient to produce death, as the brick
bounced some ten feet, and broke into several
pieces. Leary has not beon arrested.
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INsAYIrY.--A man, apparently of debilitated
constitution, named Herman Kroman, a native
of 0denburg, was before the Probate Court on
Saturday, an affidavit having been fled al
Iegipg his insanity. According to his own
statement, he formerly followed the business of
a musician, and could play we'll on several in
struments, but finding this business dull, had
recently betaken himself to drayipg, and some
times laborng work. The physician who ex-
amined him considered his intellect tending to
imbecility, but thought that proper treatment
might restore him to health. He ives cent to
the Lunatic Asylum.
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PALACE GARDEN The Horticultural Fair
having closed, Fl. E. Morris, Esq, genuine
"down-east" Yankee, is back in his old quar-
ters with new and unprecedented attractions.
See the programme--Mlle Estels Esmonde,
the Stella Sisters, ard host of stars. Think
of it-a nice promenade to music furnished by
Menter's cornet band, and splendid concert,
all for ten c2ntS.
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ny A confidence woman has been playing
sharp game Oh some benevolent persons over
the Rhine. Representing herself as widow
with son at the point Of death, and in q few
days afterward representing him as dead, she
succeeded in getting several dollars in money
and some clothing. She was finally found to
have husband living, who was cigar maker,
residing near Findlay Market. Officers are on
the watch, but have not yet succeeded in get
ting her. Her name Ia Ahlig.
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g5- A desperate fight occurred near the
Cincinnati, Hamilton and Dayton Railroad
Depot, yesterday afternoon, between Charles
Donuely and Lambert Hubberst, which re-
suited in the former biting off the lower lip of
the latter. Donnelly was arrested by officer
Fletcher and confined in the Ninth street
Station. house, and this morning will be COM
PEELED to answer to three charges, viz: assault
and battery, manning and resisting an officer.
The penny press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1859-1860, 1859-09-19

&sy- Western Commercial College, the ad-
vertisement of which will be found in another
place, is now in full operation, in the new
building opposite the Post-ofico. Young men
who would aspire to DO put through rapidly
and thoroughly should visit this establishment
before entering elsewhere, as the leading pro
fessors are men of ability. The principal
Mr. Nelson, is author of The new and practical
book on mercantile calculations that has been
received with so much favor by business and
professional men.
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PRRsoNAr.--Our old friend and associate,
John G. Dorep, Esq, Of the Hillsboro' Gazette,
has commenced tho publication Of a new paper
in Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio, called
the Southern Ohio Argue. John paid us visit
last Saturday, and seemed very much pleased
with his new location. The Argus will be
found an excellent medium for advertising.
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FOR SALE.

E1VOR SALE-CONFEC ECTIONARY--Will be
M sold for 00one of the best t-lOcated Confecton-
ary, Bar and Saloon stands in the city, beautifully
fixed up Sodtfoun tain, and all late improvements
doing ut present Hrst-rate business Full paricu-
26O Sixth. street, betwt en- Plum and Western. row,
any day. from ten to twelve O'Clock. seplgbt
NSOR SALE-DINING SALOON--The old
n and well.established Dining Saloon, at No. 8
East Pou tn street. having seventy-flve prompt pay
Ing boarders, and good transient trade Forfurher
particulars inquire on the premises. sepl7b'
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STREET CRY-"CHILD Losr."-Every time
we hear this cry we are reminded that city
telegraph line would not only be an aid to
the fremen and police, but to anxious pa
rents and lost children. When are we TO
have fire-alarm city telegraph?
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DR. EALlNG,--The readers attention is
asked to the certiica ates of Ci'.cinnatians, in
another column, iudorsing DR.. Ealiugs skill
as surgeon. The array Is certainly strong
one, and the parties accessible to all.