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k9C0MMON PLEAS C0URT.-y, Wintern Son,
s5 sgHenTs hs Evans corneias r. GOody ear, jass
w ana saa % IN Maria
and Edward A. Sheldon, and Sarah Sheldon, his
Wife, and Virginia Sheldon, heirs and devsees OF said
Henry Sheldon, deceased Of tho city, county and
Winters and Jonathan ii. Wtntersl partners US v
Winters Son, Of the county OF montg0mery and
State Of Ohio did on the 2Stn DAY oI RRay lsS9 nl
ton County, Ohio, against All Of said parties above
named, who made defendeiIts in said action set
In Ris lifetime, execute to one Jonathan Harshman
and said Valentine Winters partners, as Harshman
Winters a note for slo,s60 %, dated January 2S,
same until the amount, with accumulated interest,
due the 25th day Of january led, was S5,al0 ~;
that TO SECURE said note said Henry Sheldon executed
nam % w WINTER, % SO on the iOiicyiSs described real
estate situated In the county Of Hamilton and State
Of Ohio, to-wit; Lots numbered nineteen 1el and
missioners appointed to make partition among the
heirs Of William Barr, deceased, Of what was COM
monty called the Lick Run farn,tn section twenty
Miami Purchase, In said Hamilton County, Ohio,
each Of said lots containing Ave ts scs strict MEAS
u.s., as laid down on said plat, oontaini1g two aud
half (2) acres, strict measure that said mortgage
was assigned apd Transferred By sad II harshmsa
n dted and said execttors have been Appointed aud
oualifed to administer his estate and that he LETT
said widows and heirs That SAID
sIec,Itor iSr said sum Of money, and that the same
be levied out Of the goods and chkttels to he adi
Of said mortg premises 70 pay said debt and for
other proper relief Said defondante are nottned 10
appear and answer the said petition on the third
| Inent viii Be taken according 70 said prayer. h.
Il Voiy M gXXRRRRAAE, g}XXRRRRAAE Attorneys for Plaintinh.
L vscJ' A. JVhDnEs1 rxu,
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Law RnPoRT.
COMMON rLnAs.

CfvIt SfDs--BkFoRB JuBsB CotLiNs-T.
Corwin and Robert Corwin Vs. The Cincinnati
aud Chicago Railroad Company and The Mer-
chants Bank of Norwich, Conn. The plain
tiffs, as judgment creditors Of the Cincinnati
and Chicago Railroad, of Ohio seek to set
aside deed made by the Railroad Company
to the Bank, in satisfaction Of a loan Of $40,-
900, made by the Bank.
John woollam Us. Evans 4 Co. To recover
for an alleged deficiency in counting out a
check. Verdict for plaintiff for 1920. 20,
CRIMINAL BUsSEss.--A noIts. was entered
in the case of The State against Geo. Schnei-
der. ..,...fft..t.B.
The State Ds. P. N. Lishawa. There are
three charges Of forgery against the accused.
The bond was fixed by Judge Mallon in the
sum of 81 900 in each case.
The State Us. John Herman. The defend
ant, indicted for petit larceny, entered plea
of guilty, and received sentence of six months
on the chain-gang.
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There are now remaining in the City Treas

COMMENCEMENT EXERCISES AT FARMERS
CoLLEaE.-The commencement exercises at
Farmers College took place yesterday and
ware largely attended The following was
/. "The Dignity of Subordination." &.
Wild, College Hill, Ohio. ..a.
2. 'David @. Broderick." S. 7. Brooks,
College Hill, Ohio,
8. 7The Author" A. G. Hughes, Hamil-
ton, Ohio.
A. "Review of DR.. Hickok's Theory of the
Will" Clark Braden, Orwell, Ohio.
8. "The Royal Power in Man, and its Pre-
rogative," with valedictory address VIM.
Wilmer, Oak Ridge, Ohio.
6. 'The Citizen" address before the Society
of Alumni. Charles B. Brown.
The orations, of which we merely give the
subject were all good, and it is therefore
needless to particularize. The exercises passed
off very agreeably, and were listened to with
attention throughout.
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GRADUATING GLASSES OF THE HUGHES AND
WOODWARD HIGH ScHooLs.-The annual ex-
animation the Hughes and Woodward High
Schools terminated day before yesterday
with very satisfactory results. The following
are the names Of the graduates:
WoodCdrd-George e. Strowbridge, James
Irvine, Edward II. Rowe, George F. Davis
Robert s. Schultz, Isaac Simon, Milton B.
Graf, Thomas Brown, Leopold Lehman,
Henry J. Goldberg, Miss Ella II. Hubbell,
Miss Eva Baldwin, Miss Sarah j. Townley;
Miss Margaret jackson, Miss Maria E. Cheever,
Miss Emma M. Ray.
Hughes-Mary L. Coffin, Frances A. Garri-
son, Jane T Hall, Virginia |. Logan, Mary
E. Menzies, Amanda NJ. Sawyer, A. Louisa
Sackert, Mary J. Williams, Frances Wisebalt
William z. Babbitt, William H. Gibbs, Will
liam T. Gray, Edward P. Howe, Robert II.
Hosea, Frank NJ. Peale, James L. Stewart
VIM. 7. Tibbitts, John W. Mclean, Thomas
NJ. Sechler.
In obedience to the will of the late Pro-
fessor Ray, fund was set apart for the pur-
chase of medals to those two pupils in each
graduating class who should evince the
highest mathematical attainments. The fol-
lowing were awarded the medals
Recipients of Gold MeddIs.-James Irvine,
of the Woodward, and William 7. Gray, OF
the Hughes.
Recipients of Silver Medals.-George f.
Davis, jr., of the Woodward, and Edward p
Howe, of the Hughes.
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% the command q an order o. sale me aitsetsa, .
rotunda Of the Court -honee In Cintihnatii in the
county Of Hamilton aforesaid on entuTdAp, the 18TH
day Of June, A. d. 1900 at eleven o'clock a, NJ on
said day, the undivided one.eighth part Of the fol-
lowing described real estate, tO-witi The undiYd0d
onh part Of that certain TRACT q is9d stn,
ted in the county Of Hamilton, and state q Ohlor
the south side OF the south quarter o. the tNel
tSs Miami Pngehase and paftIcuiarly described az
as follows, via, BaGinniHg at point IN the south
ne III the sofh east quar- OF said section twelve,
ten poles east Of the southwest corner of the said
Quarter. and running thence eastwardly with The
said section line eighty poles and twenty and hall
links: thence north fye degrees west thirty seven
niis ikance ninety polea and twenty and
hall inKs to the line of lands formerly owned by
zadok Davis, deceased; thence south hya degrees,
east With said pavlss line twenty cle poles g hsnIy
Manners n rth-west corner thence ehsteriy along
said Wamers north line ten poies,t corner thence
AZ utherlY along Wamers east ino alztoon polfa 70
tie place aof beginning gcontaining tn All tventY
airesc hna; appfalssd at sAsg 50 % Be sold free OF
dover, as The property OF Mary yineents innatlc.
Terms Of one third In cash, oge-tha,ta ~ one
to bear interest and to be seeuTsd by wersKage on
'"N Guardian Of Mary Vincent, iunatie.
rLrER 4. WnLIAMs, Attorney. myisa"
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AN IMPERTNENT CoxooMB IN DANCER
We have received a communication signed
Eight Ladies'" complaining that they are
daily annoyed by male biped, who is de-
scribed as tall and slender, with dark eyes
and black curly hair, moustache and impe-
rial, and who impudently stares at them as
they pass, and makes practice of following
them, much to their disgust and inconven-
fence. He wears a adress-coat, light vest, and
large plaid pants, sports cane and infests
Central-avenue from one to six P. NJ. daily.
The Eight Ladies desire to hint in this
communication that their wrath, which has
been gathering for some time, is about to fall
upon his brainless head, and, also, to warn
him of the danger he is in of being cow
hided, providing he does not cease exhibit
ing, toward them at least his impertinent
curiosity
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FESTIVAL FOR THE BENEFIT OF THE BETHEL
SuNDAY-soHooL.----A rasberry festival will
be given this evening at Smith Il Nixon's
Hall for the benefit of the Bethel Sunday
school. The labor of instruc,ing ragged
children how to read, of furnishing them
with employment, and thus attending to
their physical as well as mental wants is one
of love, purely, and deserves, and should re-
ceive, the sympathy of all good citizens.
Ample arrangements have been made to rem
der the coming festival one of the most bril-
liant of the kind that has been given during
the present season, and we earnestly hope it
may be largely attended.
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BURGLARY IN CoURT-sTREET.-The resi-
dence of John Tomliuson, on Court-street,
near Rittenhouse was feloniously entered
night before last The burglars effected an
entrance by means of an outsider, and after
ransacking the house without arousing the
inmates, departed with booty in money and
iewelry to the amount of nearly forty dollars
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MAN SEVERELY BEATEN.-About eleven
oclock, night before last, a man named
James Fitzpatrick was discovered lying on
the bank Of the canal, near Eighth-street,
in state of semi-unconsciousness After he
had been removed and restored he stated
that he was attacked by a couple of men,
who knocked him down, and after beating
him very severely, left him to care for him
self. He can not form any idea Of the cause
of this attack, and knows nothing. of the
parties, averring that he never saw them be-
fore, and has no quarrel with any one to his
knowledge. His head is severely cut, and
his BODY badly bruised, but his injuries,
although painful, are not at all dangerous.
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SUPERIOR COURT.

John Baile Us. Steamboat Fred. Tron
Demurrer to answer overruled by Judge
Hoadley.
E. Dexter Us. E. McElevy and Others. H.
Z. Campbell Us. The Same. A motion TO con-
solidate these cases was overruled. A
Edward Woodruff vs. The Executors of p.
Grandin. To recover balance of an amount
alleged to be due for legal services. Verdict
for amount claimed-$74l. Ta-g
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RBADABLE.-The following new reading
can be found at G. N. Lewiss, No. 2s West
Sixth-street: Atlantic Monthly, for July;
Frank Leslies Monthly and the Nick-Nax,
Leslie's Illustrated Newspaper for this week.
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POsTOFFICE BuLLKTIN.

EAST MAIt.-Arrives $3.50 A. NJ. and 4i4O P. Nj
closes at A. NJ. and 3 p. NJ
BALTIMORE, WASHINGTON AND wHEELNa.-Ar-
rives at $3.50 A. M; closes at 8 M.
ST. LOUIS AND LouIsvrLLE.-Arrivos at II A. M.
and 10 P. NJ; closes at A. NJ. and p. NJ.
CHICAGO AND NORTHWEST. ARRIVES at II A. M.
and o p. M. closes at A. M. and p NJ,
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Boy Run OVER AND BADLY INJURED.-A
lad, about five years of age, son of James
Siechrist, residing on Broadway, near Frank
lin-street, was run over yesterday evening,
by an express wagon. His left leg was
broken and his head severely bruised, but
his wounds are not at all dangerous.
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ADAMS EXPRESS CoMPANY.-This excellent
Company place us under daily obligations
for Eastern papers, always in advance of the
mail-fayors we especially appreciate, and
for which we are duly Thankful.
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New ENGINE-HoUsE IN THE WEST END
The work upon the new engine-house, corner
of Ninth and Freeman, was begun yesterday,
and will be prosecuted to speedy conclusion.
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Cry CoUHoIL-PRooEEDINGs LAST NIGHT.
At eight o'clock the roll was called, and
seven members answered to their names.
AT half-past eight, eighteen members being
present, Mr.. Hirst offered a resolution per-
mitting the Little Miami Railroad Company
to lay their track on the south side of Front
street, provided il be kept at least three feet
from the curb-stones. Adopted.
Mr.Whitcomb presented an ordinance in
creasing the salary of the Sergeant-at-A Arms
Of the Police Court from $25 to $35 per
month. Lost. c + ~f
Mr.. Perry offered the following resolution;
ResoIved, That the Committee on Parkss A. con con,
up a. negotiation with the yestTy Of Christ Church
for the purchase OF Their gE9ahhqS adoPnE ana % I'M
terms and principles of resolution offered by my
self December u, ls5g and IN conformity with the
sage to Council, April TO- 1850. tt
Referred to the Committee on Parks, in
connection with the City Solicitor.
Mr.. Eggleston offered resolution author
izing the purchase of steam fre-engine fol-
the Webster-street Engine-house, from Mr.
Latta, to be constructed on the Philadelphis
plan, the cost to be $4,000. Referred to the
Committee on Fire Department, with in.
structons to advertise for competition.
Mr.. Walker presented resolution from
the Park Commissioners, comforting specia
police powers upon llaborers employed on
the Washington Park. Adopted.
Mr.. Eggleston presented an ordinance reg
ulating the blocking Of squares. Ordered tC
be printed. s-.l..,
Mr.. Stokes presented petition from citi
gems of the Seventeenth Ward, asking tn
construction Of a double-tfack street railroad
from Washington-street to the corporation
| line, and accompanied II with an ordinances
| directing the Board Of City Improvements y
advertise for proposals. for the work. Lait
over under the rules. fssi .ga s-" Pay.
Mr.. Won Seggern presented an ordinanc,
| appropriating $2,b95 80 to pay for damage
occasioned TO citizens of the Ninth Ward b.
! the recent overflow. Passed. NJ ll,.
fThe damages were occasioned by the neg
lliRence Of the City Commissioners, wit
failed to clean the sewers In proper man
mar TAttule tt1i
After transacting some unimportant bust
ness, the Council adjourned.
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IMPORTANT ARREST, OF A DEALER IN CoUN-
rERFEIT MoNEY-FIFTEEN THOUSAND DOLLARS
IN SPURIOUS BILLS DISCOVERED ~ Yesterday a
box addressed to John Burch came to this
city from Pittsburg per Adams's Express
Company, whose agents by some means dis
covered that it contained counterfeit money.
Lieut.. Small was informed Of the fact, and
stationed himself to await the arrival Of
Burch, who soon made his appearance, and
was Immediately arrested and lodged in the
Hammond. street Station-house. Upon being
opened the box was found to contain SIS, 900
in spurious bills, together with several we'll
executed plates.
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A COOKING and heating apparatus, which
will heat the room scarcely more than an oil
lamp, and ID as easily lighted and extin-
guished, while itprJduces the heat OF com
4 is wanted, may be found in the Erovapor
Stove, advertised in this paper, and on exhi-
bition at No. IL West Fourth-street, where II
is in operation daily at IL a, NJ, goH
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STABBING ARRAY IN BUcKTowN.--Three
men named William Hunter, James Hyde
and John Johnston, belonging in some capa-
city to the steamer Gray Eagle, yesterday
visited one of those Ethiopian brothels so
numerous in the neighborhood of Sixth and
Culvert and while there became involved in
a difficulty with some negroes, three Of
whom were painfully, although not danger
ously stabbed. They left the city but were
afterward arrested and committed to await
an examination before Judge Lowe.
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h A DRAYMAN SuN-SrRUcK.- drayman,
Patrich Donahue, who resides on Seventh
street, near gulyert was sun-strqek, while
Seventh, Yesterday afternoon. He was
taken 10 his home and restoratives applied,
and il is now believed that he win recover.
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AatNirrts % rnr oLtsnIcAt pnorrssIOs.-

Amenities OF THE CLERIcAL PRoFEssIoN.--
DR.. Bond, of the Baltimore -Adoocate, sketches
Rev. Greenville Moody as follows:
Mr.. Moody, from Ohio, large, windy
looking brother, evidently charged with gas
to the muzzle, sprang upon the floor; and was
elevated to the platform He held in his
hand manuscript spteeh, evidently Of ma;
spread himself for grand oratorialR effort.
With loud voice, and great corporal energy,
the orator began ~ ilA u"t'3 4Ss ~ -'
n - &% g"s-,r rSee
AS a brother said ia u.s. +he showed, frst,
that Adam and Eve lived together; secondly,
that Noah was saved in thel ark, and con-
cluded that, therefore Jonah swallowed the
whale. mo rrsNFroyYl N.s
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CANTON MATTING.-By reference to another
column, our readers will see that John Shil-
leto Il Co. have fine stock of mating of
different styles and qualities.
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2 OLD CINoIESArl GRAys--The remaining
members Of this company are requested to
meet to-mght,' to make preparations for II
parade on the coming Fourth OF July. See
notice in another column.
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NEWSPAPER FAvoRs.-J. p. Glore, Mail
Agent of the Covington and Lexington Rail
road, furnished us yesterday with Louisville
papers six hours in advance of the mail.
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CoRRECTIoN.-The contract for building
the Sixth District School-house has been
awarded to Swain & Chenoweth, instead of
Spier & Chenoweth, as has been enormously
stated
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HIGH COMPLIMENT TO CINCINNATI CLER-
aYMAN.-The following, which we find in an
exchange, is high compliment to one of the
most earnest and intellectual clergymen with
whose presence our city has ever been fa-
vored. The paper says Fr..
"Rev. NJ. D. Conway, who officiates at the
Unitarian Church, ON the corner of Fourth
and Race-streets, Cincinnati, is talked of as
the successor of Rev. Theodore Parker at
Boston. Mr.. Conway is man scarcely
thirty years of age, a native of Virginia, and
a graduate Of old Harvard at Cambridge,
Mass. He is hard student and an original
thinker. We know no man in the country or
the world on whom the mantle of Theodore
Parker is more likely to fall than on Mr.. Con-
way. We are quite sure that the abilities OF
the latter are equal to those of the former;
and there is q fair prospect that in theologi-
cal lore and scientific attainments, the young
will soon reach the standpoint occupied by
the senior at the time of his departure to an
other sphere. Evangelicals will doubtless
agree that the heterodoxy of Conway is by
no means inferior to that of Parker"
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FIRE LAST EvENING.aThe alarm of fire
last evening was caused by the partial burn
ing of frame house on Dobbin-street. Loss
trifling.
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WEEKLY REPORT OF THE CITY AUDITOR
The City Auditor, last night, reported to the
City Council the following receipts and ex-
pendituges of the city, for the week ending
on Saturday last, together with the amount
remaining in the Treasury at that time:
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A WooLES Null IN San sFkASo The
Lowell Mass, Courier says thnt 9nnmber of
people from that city went out in, the last
California steamer to put up the machinery
for large woolen mill at San Francisco
The machinery was shipped for that place
some time since, and will be there on the
arrival of the men.
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City News.
LETTERS DETAINED FoR WANT OF POSTAGE

Mrs. Jonnie Mcdowell, Providence, II. I.
John 4. Campbell, Heslers Cross-lanes, Va.
Jacob Hawthorn, Newport, Ky.
samuel Entrican, st. Louis, Mo,
r. Graham Dunn, New York Olty.
J. ID. Morton 4 Co, Memphis, Tenn.
j. q. Green, New Vienna, Ohio.
l.. Franklin, New York City.
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SABBATH-SSHOOL EXCURSIONS
- The Sabbath Schools of Carr-st and 0s.s. .
Mears Chapel, of the Ladies' Home Mis- | slla1fA$
sion, will go their Annual Excursion
NEXT SATURDAY, June q, to Parlor Grove, Inc
Western row at ~ o'clock A. M. and Fifth-street
Landing at 8 o'clock A. NJ.
Tickets-For adults, 25 cents; children, Is cents.
A friends Of the Mission cordially invited
je2l-bs COMMITTEE.
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rPhnhlsInhin aInrirst.

; PHILApELPHIA, June 20.--Flour dull sales
of 1000 brls at 50 25. Wheat dull red NJ 30C9l 35
white 81 s50l 80 Corn hrni yellow Csc. ProVislons
firm. Whisky hrm az 2lG22c.
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BOARDING.

NHOAR DING -Four Or hye gentlemen can ca N Pe
He accommodated with board and -lodgtng W NO
IA chsries,Street between fwelnh / and. gepeel-
,ptreets -, se-o -
-r-NAAR uVHft- gentleman and wife, y three
HB single Esf tdmep, can obtain board Anq pleas
u nj room on second floor, mont, atS1 up0f
r0ARTIFNGzseyera young gentlemen, Or two
|. u or three families, Gun be accommouaLeu WIZ
.repaired furnished or unfnrntshed roomt enn
70 East Fifth ~ n w corner Brcedwey. lely-i-
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IBy Telegraph.
New YorL gfork NIarlrat-

new YoRK, June 20.-Stocks higher and
moderately active: Chicago, Burlington and Quincy
M; Delaware, lacrosse and Wisconsin q5; Cleve-
land aud Toledo 3OH; Galena and ChcagoelAi Oleye-
land and PittsburR 8; Illinois Central Scrip 62A;
Panama l37Ai Reading f0M Harlem Preferred 80;
Hudson t2A, 8. go; Erie ls, 20; Now York CENTRAL
Central First "; Michigan Southern Second i''s,
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Now York UattIe Mnrket,
New YORK, June 20.-The market is glut-
quality. Tho prioes are steady, ranging from AZ to
&C., but the market dull, and the average price SCI
receipts 1000. Mutton steady; receipts 10000,
swine rather higher, sales being eiected at mo
6kc; receipts s, 900.
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wxyANTED-A ATTENTION = lmportant Secret
D., viii lecture on MONDAYS, wEDNESDAYs
a nd FRIDAYS, at Il o'clock AZ M at her 0nee'
q Consuitation hours from A. M. to p. NJ, or
through the Postofice, Mrs. .Burleigh has brought
from Europe remedies for female diseases which give
positive and Immediate relief. Jei2-am
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LOST, Is

~ OsT-0n Monday evening" on ThlrdstIeee', ess h1ss
nan Keyl and X KhiNo Tho findor win be reWrrosN
by leaving the same at this ofhce. lezg-g-- 3
- 6srh S25 EDWARD During the Latter pArtt
AZ Nav. black Setter Dog, with while tsal gnp
[-,sa a. NV pefson returning him TO HbhMn q
UiDER, at tie Fifth street Horse Auction WI re-
leive the above reward. 'oo-"
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WANTED--5:09p MEE,To sell Q new and
w splendid CAMPAIGN MAP, 500 month
can be Realized Gall upon address HACK X.
BARNITZ, Book and Map Publisher, SO West
Fourth St, Cincinnati. le2i-T
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ss- In fact, every want supplied by advertising
In the DAILY PRESS,
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wANTs-WANTs.

Bs- II you want house, advertise in the DAILY
PRESS 81
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AryivaLs--Jacob Strader, louisville; Forest Queen,
Madison Magnolia, Maysyilei Grey Eagle, Pom.
DspaTtares-Jacob Strader, Louisville; Magnolia.
Maysville; Forest Queen Madison; Grey Esgie,
John Laddel Nashville; Ohio Belle, dock; Monarch.
dock ss i's. .rsN .IiI4 70 q 3 sfs
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WXrANTED- Mrs NJ. @.
wv She 10 dark complexion; five feet two to four
inches high; thick. and lived with Hili, on
central avenue, about nine years SINCE and want
10 see or hear from her. This Is the man that was
married about week before she came there, wish
her TO send me word where she can be found She Is
living somewhere about the county, She e Is 5s twenty
nine years Of age n,.,. a; NJ LE liz hn,so