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Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-09-12


DR.. Blackburn received majority Of the
votes, and is the candidate.
SUMMARY.
The following is the ticket, complete:
Sheriff.. B. Armstrong.
Clerk-Adam s. Hornung a-...1,.. /.
Auditorium. p. Ward. f
Probate Judge-A. Paddock.
County Commissioper-B. T. Dale.
Prosecuting Attorney--0liver Brown.
County Surveyor-Wm. G.. Halpin.
Mr.. Jefferson Sherlock (Breckinridge) was
mentioned for Director Of County Infrmary,
but the Douglas men hissed him down,
whereupon James Boyle was nominated by
acclamation. The Convention adjourned at
little after seven o'clock.
With the exception Of Mr.. HalPin, the
entire ticket Is composed Of natives and
Protesmnts, which exhibits marked
change In Democrats policy, since the strong
infusion Of the Conservative American ele-
msnt into that Psrty q g Hs { sfGsIiSi ssiai'i
.ilsi3 .a3EkJILa s45aGHy !i-lss
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DINING HALL AT THE UNITED STATES FAIR.
Remember, you can obtain good dinner at
the United States Agricultural Fair, at the
Monarch Dining Hall, for fifty cents.
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Mr.. Armstrong, having received major
ity of all the votes cast was declared NOM
mated. The enthusiasm of his supporters
was immense, while the friends Of Mr. Myers
were visibly detected, but they acknowledged
themselves beaten, and submitted.
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City News.

THE ADAMS EXPRESS CoMPANY.-We are
daily placed under obligations to this excel
lent company for Eastern papers in advance
of the mail. Such favors are always appre-
eiated. l7ss
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NEW YoRK, September 1.-THE ship
Noses TAILOR, Of Boston, is reported ashore
ou Matashquan bar. Immediate assistance
required. tf-
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HoUsEKEEPERs who are in want of good
sofa or set of chairs should call at Coates's
furniture store, No. 100 West Eighth-street.
sel2-bS s...
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NEW YoRK, September Thames Farrell
was murdered last night, in Fortieth-street,
by John Fitzpatrick.
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AUCTION SALES.

a UOTION sALE-By HICKMAN & SKULL.
n House and Lot at Anctipn WIN be sold at
Public Auction, on SATURDAY AFTERNOON,
September I5 at o'clock, on the premises, Lot No.
&, in David Conkliu's subdivision, Situated on
Washington ST., south side, commencing at a point
ITO feot north of tho southern termination Of Van
Lcarst being no feet in front by 53 feet In depth.
Sale positive Terms cash 0'
sel3-d .HICKMAN.& SKULL, Auctioneers.
A UCTION SALE.-BY KELLOGG & WILL
N IAMS- Sales-rOoms ~ and ~ East Third q.
Furniture, &c-0n WEDNESDAY MORNING,
September l2 at O'clock, general assortment Of
seasonable dry goods, hosiery, cutlery, clothing,
boots, shoes, watches, &c.
At lG6 o o'clock-New and second hand furniture,
Wis sofas, sOcalles, paror and Elizabeth chairs,
cottage and rocking g-chairs, bedsteads, bureaus,
carpets &c. lsel2l A. KELLOGG, AuctiOneer.
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UyANTED-FIVE DOLLARS a week to a rst-
w class Girl for general housewoTk, provided
she has plenty Of company, day and evening" visits
a ihost Of cronies regulary takes no interest in
IN work and person. cross 10 children and grabbed
10 others; is Ignorant of every thing she ought 20
understand lazy IN every thing she does know, aud
Or, TWO DOLLARS per week and good home 10
q Protestant OF American, without these valuable
qualifications. Call at 1l4 Hopkins-st. sel-c'
NWTANTED- D-AGENTs-In every nook and cor
SongsteTs. From $40 to $50 can he made at every
political meeting; from s. 20 $50 can be made in
every village, town aud city, by selling our Cam
paign SOnRsters, Badges, &c
READ THE FOLLOWING LIST.
We have Just issued the
DEMOCRATIC CAMPAIGN SONGSTER, No. 1,
DEMOCRATIC CAMPAIGN SONGSTER, No. 2,
Each containing nOary fifty different Democrat
songs, with Likeness Of STEPHEN A, DOUGLAS
On The Coyer-page
REPUBLICAN, CAMPAIGN sONGsFRR, No. l.,
REPUBLICAN CAMPAIGN sONGsTER, No. a.
REPUBLICAN CAMPAIGN sONGsTER, No. q.
Each containing nearly fifty different Republican
Songs, with Likeness OF "Honest ABEf on the
single copies sent By mail, postage paid, on re-.
ceipt Of ten cents,
10 persons wishing to act as Agents, we will send
tweniy copies, assorted as they may order, BY mail
by Express Raliroad or Steamboat, the purchaser
paying feight, We will send 100 copies for ", OF
1000 copies Tor S35-
The money must come with the order, or If seut
by express collect on delivery, the purchaser must
pay "a &dStsss dESltss1ins the moHis poRY Publisher
sell-f No. 90 West FcnrtL-sl., Cincinnati, o.
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NEw ORLEANS, September II, - Cotton;
sees Of $500 bales prices easier but quotations un-
Sss ESSssts :ifs:sS sfs:s8S arm but .ssu. sson. can
not he aiVeu.
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WEEKLY RECEIPTS AT THE MAYORS OFFICE
The receipts at the Mayors office, during
the past week, amounted to So, l54 IA, de-
rived from the following sources:
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TNANTED-To sell double-entry book keeping
w scholarships on Bacon's and Ohio and Gum
hry's Commercial Colleges Good for day and even
ing and full course Of study and just the place to
spend the long winter eyenings and young men
save money by buying certificates OF W. e. ACKLEY,
north corner Sycamore and Third-sts., rutte's
Exchange Office. seIl-am'
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For a fine artistic picture go TO A. S.
Blooms Gallery, Ia West Fifth-st.
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New York CattIe Market.

NEW YoRx, September ll.--Prices Of Beet
were ebout the same day as last week except fOl
shade l!he. "A prospect for lower rates to-m0r'
Ten. etesk inieHqf. pI 4 fsli lDf A /
if'iN fN.f HfinA .rriaA 1aI at 1T l-fIIfH ~ Il
'rf - la'f -s ~ % tsii affs - fii - D. flii
acLsi1,t3 oIlFla'Es siil1 iauq93s o. ,Iiqrl 4sdi5
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FOR RENT.

HNOR RENT-Three rooms suitable for u small
H family. Apply at No. SO Observatory road,
opposite the Pyro Garden. sell-b'
LEOR RENTING furn nished rooms, one on the
H first floor, with gas pleasantly situated, within
FIVE minutes walk Of the postottice. Apply at No.
3, north side of Sevenh-st., third door east Of Main
lsell-d"l
NOR RENT-HoUsE-A three story brick,
centrally situated. Address Box SAC. sel-n'
EISOR RENT-Seyeral unfurnished front rooms,
II suitable for gentlemen's sleeping rooms, Gan be
obtained by applying Immediately at the south least
corner of Fifth and Sycamore, No. 100. ses-f
V1SOR RENT-By the year or, month the large
n hall and ante-rooms in Columbia Building,
North east corner Court and Central avenue. In
quire of A. j. KIZER at Guiou Kizer's Iron and
Hardware store, Northeast corner OF Court and
Central-ayenue. Bei-lf.
WNOK RENT-SHOP-Former occupied by T.
n Il. Baker with steam power. Well calculated
for iron railing manufactory, or for any kind of
finishing business. Inquire on the premises, 468
sixth-st, near Hamilton and Dayton Railroad
Depot. - sel2-fS
ENOR RENT-Two irHme houses Of five oms;
H each with cellar, yard and cistern; Situated
on Skaas-st., one hundred feet north Of Si&th-st,
four squares below Hamilton and Dayton Depot,
Rent $40 per month. Inquire at 121 southwest
corner of Race and Water-sts.
Hel2-b@ ID. Is. FANDERGhlFT.
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sTEAMBOATs

THIS DAY, sEPTEhBER ", AT 4 P. M.
For Parkersburg Wheeling and Pittsburg,
CsTBAMRR MARY COOK, CAPTAIN
- FRISBY, leaves as above I'll -
seI2 Il. MoBURNIE, Agent -E5aassfaSEz
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A UCTION SALE.-By KELLOGG 4 WILL
N IAMS.-Sale-ro 92 and ~ East Third
and Jewelry.-On THURSDAY MORNING, Sep
tember IL, at O'Clock, $1,000 worth Of plated ware,
baskets, walters, table aud dessert forks table and
tea spoons castors, assorted, &c. Two Thousand
new varieties and will be sold In liberal lots to suit
the trade. lsei2l A. KELLOGG, Auctioneer.
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THURSDAY, sEPTEMBER "a, AT4P. N.
For Parkersburg and Marietta.
csTRAAIRR FANNY McBURNIR, CAPT.
- BLAGG, will leave as above. : IT.
sel2 4. MoBuRNIE, Agent. -Ezssz.saass.lazS
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STRAYED.

SsTRAYED-OR SroL EN-Five dollars Reward.
- On Thursday night the 9th, red and white
Cow black teats wide horns, white her fore
head, Any person giving information Of her where
ahOuts will receive the above reward. Mrs. DON
NELLEY, No. 81 Elizabeth-st. sOll-bF
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GiAMPAIGN DADGEs.

THE "RAIL sPLITTER's" BADGE,
With Portrait Of "Honeat Abe" Printed on Silk
Ribbon, az BY inches.
THE DHMooRATIC BADGR,
With q Portrait Of Douglas or Breckinridge, the
Dem ratio candidates for President Printed on
Silk Ribbons, 24 BY Inches. T n '7lIT "
THE UNION BADGE,
With Portrait Of John Bell, Union candidate for
President; Printed on SILK Ribbon, ~ BY inches.
"a 10 Asailts- M fof Si. 81 IN S9; on 60 forSa
Addloss !, DcRf; PpbliaheF, No, 90 Vast
T0urth-st., CiReinnatiI 2. eel2-f
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LOST.

n OsT-A POCKET-HANDKEROHI the
N National Theater, marked Il. l.. G. Any
one leaving the same at this Office, will be re-
warded. ...f.t" sell-bf
N OST-On Saturday afternoon, going from
IL Seventh and Mound TO Main and Fourth, or
Walnut, between Third and Fourth, Breast Pin
carbuncle set in Etruscan gold. The finder leaving
it at the Office Of MIDDLETON, sTR0BRlDGE
CO., corner of Third and Walnut, will be suitably
rewarded sell-bF
II OST - BREAST-PIN "A diamond cluster
M Breast-Pin, with thirteen sets in. The finder
will I've literally rewarded by leaving the same at
this office, or the north beast corner of Third and
Race. CHES. NJ CLARK sel0-b%
II OST- Between the Postofice aud Newport
IA Ferry, lady's Work bag, containing $500 in
paper money, and note for S240, signed by Daniel
Wolf. The finder will be suitably rewarded, and
receive the thanks of poor widow, by leaving the
same at the Press Once se9-d"
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FOUND.

EOUND-A dark brown mare, about fifteen
= hands high. Any person having lost an animal
of the above description, can have the same by APP
plying at II Sargent-st, proving property and
paying charges. sel2-b"
HNOUND-TAKEN UP-A full grown Hog The
II owner can have him by calling Mt So West
Seventh. ST., between Baymiller and Freeman, and
paying charges. sell-bF
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Many of the leaders of the party, desiring
to avoid repetition Of the scenes enacted
at Woods Theater, determined to keep all
except delegates, candidates, and reporters
out of the Conventions; and, with this object
in view, tickets were issued, and none were
admitted who could not produce one at the
door. This announcement created consid-
cradle excitement; the non-contested wards
and townships the candidates and reporters,
were soon served; but this was but the be-
ginning of tribulation; contesting delegates
demanded tickets, and Mr.. Brookfeld, who
had been designated to dispense them, was
plainly told, by certain parties, that unless
he ''let them in, they would let themselves
in" After long parley, however, it was
agreed that two only from each contesting
delegation should be admitted, until the re-
port of the Committee on Credentials was
finally disposed Of and the Convention had
determined who were, and who were not
members. With this understanding, a gen.
eral rush was made toward the Methodist
Church, which had been opened for the hold
ing of the Convention, but the crowd was
met at the yard gate by committee of citi-
zens, including a constable, named Stout,
who seemed determined that order should be
preserved, and ordered to stop, until some
| system had been adopted, to prevent those
not delegates from entering by stealth. 1t
was then agreed that a temporary or
| ganization should be effected outside, and
| after that the wards and townships be ad-
| mitted in their order.
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T0O YOU WANT TO Sell. aNYTHFka
U-Id,sitiss IN tks DAILY u hIttS, ana Y6t i1lli
hafe Puyen n aeanSanes The kA,a ~ ~
lArAest eizeNAAea = tAs el.lsll - tss'll i.i's5
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A uCTION sALE.-pY JACOB GRAFF 3

"a VCTIUN .SALEs-BI JAyUB URAFF q
N o.-Excellent and well. kept Furniture, Piano,
Win be sold at Auction at nine O'clock at Ala
West seventh-st., between Cutter and Linn, the
Furniture, viz: Mahogany hair cloth socable, six
solid rosewood broeatee chairs, do rocking chairs,
coal vase fancy table, iTesets, window Shades, cor
nces and bands, looking glasses with marble slab,
door mats, pictures tapestry brussels carpet, &c.
Rosewood pfano-forte, stool, and cover. Chamber
furniture-Cottage bedsteads, wardrobes, dressing
and plain ureaus wash-stands, Jenny Lind and
shuck mattresses, feather bed, holsters and pillows,
window shades, sits bath, tables, chairs carpets
&C Dining -rOom-Clock, chairs, rockers, side
boards, hajr-clOth lounge, French china tea set
iron stone dining ware, glassware, preserves, &c.
ALS0-Coal cooking stove and apparatus, one
safe tables, and assortment Of kitchen furni-
ture.
n B.-Piano to he sold at eleven o. clock precisely
...f~. 4 q. JACOB GRAEF, Auctioncer
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MyANTED-To EXCHANGE-A forty dollar
w full-course Scholarship, in as good CONNER
cal college there is In the city, for stove cloth
ing Good chance for q young man, clerk, or
either one, TO get knowledge of bookkeeping,
AMI pay in trade. Address, stating where may call
10 make the exchange, NELSON N. HUNT, care
81 Press Once. sel2-aa
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A UCTION SALE-BY JACOB GRAFF& co $
N Very Superior Furniture, Piano, etc,-Will he
sold at auction on THURSDAY MORNING, SEPT.
IL, at 81 o'clock, at 1O3 Broadway, between Third
and Fourth -sts;, the entire Furniture, viz
BARLORs. SOLID rosewood brOcatele sofa, two do.
do arm chairs, six do. parlor chairs, solid rOsa-
wood marble top tableall one suite velvet stained
walnut sofa, do. chairs aud four parlOr chairs
all TO match four satin damask window curta ius,
lace aud muslin curtains, corniee-a complete set
mirrors, marble slab, oil paintings, engravings,
mautle ornaments, gas chandeliers, window-sLades,
coal box, straw mating, English Brussels carpets,
etc. rosewood piano, stool and cover. I =
. lBRARY-MnhORany wardrobe, with glass do.
marbe-top table, do hair-coth sofa, two do, rock.
ing-desk etagere, rush -se9t chairs, mantle orna-
ments, pictures lace curtains and coruices, French
China tetea-tete set mating, velvet carpet, etc.
very superior gun, fishing tackles,
CHAMnERs.-Mnhogany bedsteads, do. marble-top
dressing bureau do. do dressing glass, do. do. wash
yiz Bedsteads, marble-top bureau, do wash-stand,
do table, wardrobe with glass, chairs and rocking
chairs. Walnut set, yiZ Bedsteud, dressing bureau,
wash stands, toilet table and chairs. OAK lounge
do bedstead hair and shuck mattresses, chairs,
window shades, totet-Wllry, three'py carpets
HALL AND DINiSd-RooM -Extonson-table, oak
chairs, mahogany sidebOard, ice-Chcst, walters,
mantle and clock, plated ware, glassware,
dinner and tea knives, white China dinner set,
French China dessert set, do; tea set, white and
gold tea set, mating, carpets, &c,
Hall Oilcloth, hat-rack, velvet staircarpets, stair
rods, &c. Coal ooOldng-stOve, wood do, aud gem
ernl assortment OF kitchen furniture.
n. B.-1he piano, gun and fishing tackle viii DO
sold at precisely u O'clock.
JACOB GRAFF, Aaorleneer :,
SEQ No. Is East Fourth'sts
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WXy ANTED- BoARDERs Strangers visitina
w, the, city during the Fair can be acc9mmoG, %
dated with nice front rooms and board, at No. so
northwest corner Fifth and Broadway. Terms
moderate. - - sell-f+
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SUMMARY.

1otai.sssss 80 So
DR.. Blackburn received majority of the
votae and Ia The candidate N.f-r
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TIE DEMOCRATIo CONVENTION
YESTERDAY. hf .I.L.

An Immense Amount Of Harmony Not IN
derstoodf-A Fhu Ticket Nominated-
Nahve Americans AboUe Par : Douglas
Indorsed-7he Breckinridge Men Kissed.
At an early hour yesterday morning the
delegates TO the Democratic County Con-
vention began TO arrive on the ground, and
the streets of the usually quiet village of
Mount Pleasant exhibited livelier aspect
than they had ever done, probably, since its
existence. Under other circumstances, no
more lily adapted locality for the holding of
a numerously- Convention could
have been found in the county. There were
no public conveyances thither, and few pub
lie accommodations for either man or ami
NAL, when there; but the delegates, such as
felt any appetite for dinner, found means Of
satisfying the demands of nature at private
houses, which, without respect to party,
were thrown open by the quiet and hospita-
BILE citizens. AS things stood, however, the
place was the most desirable one for the del
egates that could have been designated. The
outside pressure chiefly remained away, and
the members were thus left free to act in ac-
cordance with the will of their constituents,
independently of few hangers-on, who
hover around every political gathering for
the nomination of candidates, and assume to
be the exponents of public sentiment that
really detests them; besides this if little
could be obtained to eat, nothing could be
had to drink, unless brought from distance,
and as few anticipated the virtuous stand
taken by the liquor-sellers (at the sugges-
ton, &C., Of leading Democrats,) but little
whisky was on the ground, and none was
imbibed except privately, until after four
o'clock, and few persons exhibited any OF
the concomitants of free use of the ar
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WANTED

"WANTs,r "FoB sA Us, FOB BENT"
LOST" "FOUND," "BoARDlEG." ko-Ad-
vsrtisements coming under these heqdings, not eK.
ceeding Ave lines will be inserted twice for cent,
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NU UANTED-Crowds of people daily visit a p
w PLEGATE'S Mammoth Gallery, corne\ of
Fifth and Main. Superior Photographs taken. Nd
pictures copied and enlarged to life-size. Reme4-
Der. sell-bN
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"ANTEO-TO RENT-A small houle of from
w FIVE TO seven rooms, with bathroom gas, &c,
Centrally located, near the line of some street
railroad. Address A. D. R., Lock Box No 1875,
POstoffice. sell BIS
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UANTEO7AGENT NTS-To sell Campaign Med
w ais. Tho ykehesses Of the candidates for Pres
sdent are corred The price Of the Medals is 80 per
hundred Agents now selling from 100 TO 200 per
day. A specfheA Of either Medal will be sent (by
maiD upon recsipt Of fifteen cents Address JOHN
STANTON, Stomp and Brand Cutter, 1879 Fifth
Street Oinoinaatf, O. se9-f
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w tTacted with or Without galvanism, gratis;
and teeth flled and 9ftifeial teeth inserted, IN
College Infirmary, ~ College-st., between Sixth
and Seventh and Vhe and Race, Cineipnati.
seg-fs l.' = NJ. WELLS, d. D. s.
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WANTBD-AGENTs- and female, for
w every county in the United States 70 sell by
SubscriptiQn the new work called PEOPLES PLY
SICIAN. Unusually large inducements are offered.
Wanted also, general agents. Apply to u: Z,
Of secoh story Cncinnati between the hours Of ten
A M md five p. M. sell-b%
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EEANTED-All ladies who have failed TO get
w their dresses beautifully made and perfectly
fitted, to call on MRS NIYEN, First hand Millner,
Dress and Mantua- maker, No. 293 Elm-street.
Bon Patterns for sale and sent by mail sell-bf
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NNANTED-A man and his wife to g in the
w country clerk in grocery store; tSo cabi-
net-makers, one coachman two chambemaids;
three girls for general homework, Apply Vt the
Agency Office No. 25 East Fourth-st. sell -bt
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3" ANTED-N me CENTS-No Picture |
w makers in the United States are better pre- |
pared for daily rush tlan they are at APPLE |
GATES Mammoth Gallery, corner of Fifth and |
Main. Large Pictures ftetr cents. In cases sel-bt
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WANTED Clerks, salesmen, Book-Keepers,
w Bar keepers, Porters Walters, Joopsrs, Car
penters, Mechanics, Laborers and others seeking
stuations, should apply at the merchapts Clerks
Registry 0fiee, 1913 Walnut-st. p
sel2-bs HALE co. -
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"AMTRD : IMMEDIATELY Two good
w cooks, 10 fill situations in private families:
Salary So so to those who thoroufhly UNDERSTAND
their nsiness Also, several girls igr general house
work, Iand stout errand boy, AD5ly at 3O1 Elm
and, &inth-st. N 5eil,bF
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WANTED-,A BoY-At the City saloon, l3
w West Sixth-st sel1-bF
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~ANTRD-MAN-Ge preferred, who un-
w derstands gardening shd taking care Of
horses. 70 steady man constant employmsept s
carriage fnctory, corner Bis aud Second SITS, be-
tween eight and eleven o'Ggck A. M. ,,,,
seli-bH b. BRUCE.
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TETANTED-A CO0K-In a small private fam
w lily. "A good, tTusty ghl, having satisfactory
Eec9mmendation, may find a,desirable situation at
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z-.fsa sszez ss azza- xkeFe n sea<s - scf<e g
l.sxlsx unhere4, lhe s4asses eAe4res and - . Eze
<<sss ~ euslixzssa- lis sfs A. e Ess rhssz s<l'
IS ara trr FsFnsasEs rsFfsz<s - fs1szcr - sa1e =
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