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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-03-04
MONEYED MEN
HARTWELL 4 SMITH
INSURANCE AGENCY:

r. Simpson 4 COL
Mutual Benefit Life lns. Csnp'y,
Assets. slo. $4,000.
Continental Fire he. CouDooy.
Assess, o.. Goo. $50.
Security Fire 1ns. Company.
Assets. %. 0os ooo.
Metropolitan Fire lneoronoe c.,
Assets, el.ooo. $3.50.
LOrlllard Fire Insurance Co i.
Assets, el.Aoo. $50.
North Americas Fire lno. Com'y.
Assets. o5Go, go.
Commerce Fire Insurance CO.
Assets, o5oo. go.
Travellers lns. Co., Of Chicago.
lnsare Ag'ss General Aeclaenes,
1nel11iag Tmvelsse sisk 81 sesuhe, hloss ot0oeo.
1ig1miae. saGoeaaioa n 1sownlng. chsAAng. &c.
O0eo Ne. - mv0Ay OoRooe.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-03-04
MARVIN 4 WHITE.
BANKERS.

Ne. - Broadway. New York.
stocks. Bonds, Gold and all kinds OF Government
Securities purchased md cold on commission.
KErxnxScxs N ational Bank OF North Am,ric n.
": National Brosdw.y Tank, n. r; Edwards.
Nicholas Il Richards. Boston VIM Clapin Il co I.
Boston: Union National Bank; Chicago: b. +: Al
len, Dee Moines. Iowa; Fret National Bank. Dav-
innsA-dfv
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A. II. CROSBY. N. D.

MANCHESTER, n. II. June %, 1886.
Messrs. r. J.. WALLACE 4 Go, Cents have
used ..Dr. Chaussier's Empress for the Hsir,
ana am pleased with the results find u the
nureet aud cleanest article l have ever seeu.-
Il il all that II clailnsto be in every respect.
Yours, DC,
LEnNARn FRENCH n II
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-03-04

The prosecution Of Mr.. Cunningham,
Treasurer Of Marion county, arrested on
suspicion Of having committed the recent
robbery Of the safe Of tba; county Of $40, 900,
was dismissed on Monday A large number
Of the citizens OF the county being IN attend
ance to hear the trial. Mr.. Cunningham de,
handed trial by the people, and it vas
given. A number OF witnesses, detectives
and others were examined, and they oil tes-
tilted that the safe WAS broken open BY ex>
perisnced burglars and before taking the
money out. as had frequently happened with
that safe before A resolution was passed
unanimously vindicating the character Of
MIR Cuuningham.-Du6uqus Herald.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-03-04
n is NOT q DYE!
II will not soil the finest linen II will not
gum the hair and cansa IL to work into anarls. -
II il free IL rom the ,isngreeab smell Of sulphur
twill
RESTORE GRAZ MAR To
IT'S NATURAL COLOR.
Or the money viii be refunded
As tins preparation Is comparatively nee ia
tbi, country, the proprietor- present th.
TestilnOniaIs
OF we'll known per sons ~ TO lis excellence.
DIRECTIONS IN FRENCH AND ENGLISH.

CONCORD. June l, 1865.
NrssRs. +. l.. WALLACE 4 Co-The second
invoice Of your valuable preparation for the hair
vas duly received. and, in compliance with your
request. / am happy 10 assure you that iShas
more than answered the expectations excited BY
the use Of the first bottle. II answers the pur-
pose required most perfectly. and q res.orer
and cleanser Of the hair it is only equaled by its
ouai,,.es ss a cooling and healthy application TO
she scalp.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-03-04
rHg NINTH NATIONAL BANK

CITY OF NEW YORK.
36s Broadrdy, Corner Of FranIlin Street.
Designated Depository and Fiscal Agent Of the
United States.
This Bank has Cash Capital paid up of
Ama Million nnllar..
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-03-04
INSU RANCE.
Money Earning Money

Money Earning Money.
NFONEY INVESTED IN THE, EQUiTABl.E
WI SOCIETY lis always earning money for
its owner
Barnua says that the difference between the
condition Of u mones l,aner ana that Of . money
borr over, is that the former has . faithful serv
unit out ut work for him lay and night, on sun
Gays ana Holidays. and ~ always worth more
when no getsup than he when he went 10
bed; while the money borrower mas somebody
elses friend which he iatters himsefis his own.
bu; which is constantly lunning him in debt for
somebody else's benefit. and every morning he
rises worth less than he was when he went TO
bod, and is in fair way TO become worthless en-
tireiy.
In the Equitable Society, the premiums are re-
CURED TO be paid all in cash, which is kept IN
vested for the beneit of the policy holders and
80 it's members are all money -Iosners.
Every member of the Equitable Society re-
ceives in AN annual dividend ali the earnings Of
his mnuey together with his share Of the profits
from selection OLIVES. economy Of management,
forfciiutes, and other profits resulting from the
business; AID 50 money invested in the Egnita.
Bile Society is always earning money tor its
owner W. F. ROSS. Agent.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-03-04
Financial.

vT>BE INSURANCE STOCK LIST Of the H.
i suRAxcs MONITOR AND WALL SrasRS Rsvlsv
for December quotes the Stock Of Tns HonE 1ns.
90. OF NEw YoRk At sOarr PER CENT. PRRMiuB;-
and the Capital Stock Of Tns Hons 10, with one
exception, twice rs large - that Of any other
Company in America
" r ROSS Assnt
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-03-04
A Safe and Profitable Ipyost nent

NV FEW THOUSAND DOLLARS MAY
~ be made by calling on the undersigned, N.
". corner brady and Second Streets
ianlo def W. r. ROSS
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II is reported that as recent meeting Of
tho Directors of the Union Telegraph Come
pauy in New York, il was voted TO abandon
al further work on the Kussian extension
lines The successful operation Of the At
lan,ic cable makes the proposed overland
cable unnecessary.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1867-11-05
New Stable. .. sLe IsIana.

NoW Ssu1Ace % .tne Ass8na' Fsff-s Il ~
The new stables, on the Island, OF the
Citizens Street Railway Company, are
now almost completed, nothing 70
naming to be done but quitting on the
finishing touches" The horses OF the
Island Branch of the road are now kept
in the new stables.
The building is an excellent and COM
modious one, aud presents an imposing
appearance. 1t is two-stories high; is
56 feet wide by 100 feet long; the stable
room is 80 by 12O feet; the car house is
"a by 100 feet. There are thirteen doub-
lie and twelve single stalls, making o
total of twenty-five, capable of accom-
modating thirty-eight horses. The car
house will hold eight cars. An excel
lent we'll is in the front part of. the
building, and in the northeast corner
will be fitted up neat and coy office.
The building is painted a slatecolor,
has upon it gravel roof, and the struc-
ture gives that portion of the Island,
where it is located-opposite the Fair
Grounds--an air of business and life,
and look of beauty and improvement.
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Trustees Sale.

% vrrTVE OF \ DEED OF TRUST
i.,n William Gowdy TO me, dated the oh
Ja l.s l,9 and now Of record ord In the Record
c.'yy..S,u -cu to the highest bidder, at public
U" A. .Lr front door of the Court House
'l, GS,, rSuutv, in the city of Wheeling, on Sat
,, With The 10th Of November, 1907 commencing
~, Al 10 o clock A. H., the lot Numbered
~ tIrirrd and eighty'one, uSD on the plat OF
s-t - 1.-The CITY of Wheeling laid out by
~ Pm Chapliue and John Eotf, now known as
~ bcrliug. situated on the east side OF
S'...r;r. street adjoining the Methodist Epis
S.--,ICLurch Oh the south:
'2Esi'y.%r SALE One.third Of the purchase
~, IN rssh, aud the balance in two equal in.
s. 01s! payible in six and twelve months,
.s interest from the day Of sale. Possession
y, y. h.. delivered upon compliance with the
-. al. subject TO the lease of the tenant
t tt.-b vii expire on the 3lst Of March next.
'-''- JAMES 5. WHEAT, Trustee.
vgyEllNG October IL, ls67..td
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Trust Sale.


nv VIRTUE OF a DEED OF
a,te,c.uted to me by David Z Ewing
~ Mr. +. Ewing, his wife, bearing date on
iLI- ~ d.y o. November, A. ID. 1850, and now
:. .-.rard In the Recorders Office Of jackson
q - nv, West Virginia, in Deed Book numbered
d fSGo as. / will sell at public auction at the
a., Je,r Of the COURT HOUSE of JACKSON
SSSIT~VTY on TUESDAY, THE Jth DAY OF
y5vgyBEE. A. u. 1867, at 10 o'clock A. NJ, the
'S,f,rIJrl oae.third part of that certain tract
.-o,-cel Of LAID in said deed oftrust mentioned
81 described as tract or parcel Of land con
'.,;,r one hundred and fifty acres, more OF
=. and living and being on the Straight Fork o
S,3y Cr,sE. ID Jackson County, W. Va, and
~.ps h. SINE tract or parcel of land conveyed
!, E-rhsrd Duffy md and wife to NJ. Rheim
,;,sm n C. Ileshcr and the said David L. Ew'
=, by deed now on record in the Recorders
1rtaCf Jackson county, W. Va.
<s,,ipc a, Trustee, will convey ssch title as
/. v,stri in by said deed Of trust.
Terms of sale, cash. GIBSON LAME,
.,pstd Trustee.
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HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE.

,F,aihrr Beds, Carpets, Secretary, Book Case
9Th Library OF Books of very ancient date anC
,.y't also some fine specimens Of gold jewelry
nd, In the last century,-S Silver Furks, Spoons
Lt.r,. Sc: and variety of Flint and Cut
Glassware Of the most costly description, con
,giag O.. Vine Glasses, Cake and Fruit Stands,
l-g4airrs. Gohlets, large Tumblcrs, &c; also a
quantity Of Cut Stone, and many other articles
'heIr enumerated.
Among the foregoing will be found many ar
tee, which will be a curiosity to persons Of re-
sa,mglt and taste many OF which were made
UyeAr, a.o. showing the style and fashion OF
Ia, period. Persons wishing to get bargains
a.. 10 we'll 10 be there. Ladies are especially
invited. a. many articles in their department
vi be- offered for sale.
Iirslr vi property will be continued from
jAy 10 dan until all il sold. A credit of six
a.s,a. all hc given on all sums of $1,000 and
.PEaIi-Vnrchasers giving approved security.
sale 80 commence at . O'Clock.
j. +. SMITH, Curator.
THOMAS MCCONN, AuctiOnecr.
November l~t, l-61. nOv2-td
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River News.

River News.
Business on the landing yesterday
was quite brisk, a number of boats be.
ing at the wharf loading and unloading
At eight o'clock yesterday morning
there were four feet six inches water in
the channel; at one P. NJ, four feet
seven inches, and Eve P. M. four feet
eight inches, river rising slowly.
The steamer New State departed fol
Parkersburg yesterday at eleven A. NJ.
The Scheller arrived from Sunfish and
departed for Cincinnati last evening.
The Forest City arrived and departed
at the usual hour. The Importer, Cap
tain Moss, is loading for st. Louis. Cap
tain johnson, of the steamer Glasgow,
is in the city prospecting for a trip for
st. Louis and the Upper Mississippi, and
will depart some time during the week.
Captain Darrah, of the Bell Vernon, ar
rived from Pittsburg at eleven o'clock
and proceeded to Washington Mills,
where his boat has been lying for the
last two months on account of lew wa
ter-and raised steam and arrived at
the wharf last evening. The Captain
will commence receiving freight to-day
for st. Louis. Captain Sweeney drop
ped the fine sidewheel steamer ST..
Marys down to the landing yesterday
afternoon, and will leave for Cincinnati
tomorrow evening at FIVE o'clock. The
steamer James Rees arrived and depart
ed at the usual hour.
Boat leaving to-day: Leni Leoti
for Parkersburg at eleven o'clock A. NJ,
Captain Hamilton on deck and A. c..
Sheppard, the prince of Clerks, in the
office
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Police Court.

Police Court.
Three cases were before the Police
Court yesterday morning. John Rog-
ers, for disorderly conduct, was fined
ten dollars and costs. George Larkin,
for larkin' around the city and sleeping
in the Second Ward market house, was
fined one dollar and costs. A young
man named Martin Neider, for throw
ing the tail end of cabbage through
the window of Mr.. Hulseman and
striking his wife, on Halloween, was
fined five dollars and costs.
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,I;c sale Of Real Estate and
pcySoual Property.

rur-RSDAY, NOVEMBER Ia, 1867, on
NJ - ,,-rmises. the FARM situated in Rich
" .svp.hip. Ohio county, on Short Greek
80 r, iI nom the Ohio river, containing soo1
r. which + sr1 TeS.a lar large SAND and s%S
sis,' ,,.haildinss, in good repair, together will
s:ssi h.. of Farming Utensils, Household auC
iAi.5 TIru.,n:e sc. For further particulars
hi en-. see hlndbills.
al i'lia.',,tl JAS. L. DELAPLAINE.
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Good CURLING.

Good Curbtug.
Commissioner Clarke yesterday finish
ed the curbing around Mr.. Lists new
building, on the corner of Main and
Quincy streets. We wish to call special
attention to this work. 1t is six-inch
curb. The ordinance provides and pays
for five-inch curb, and anything addi-
tional is paid by the owner of the build
ing; and the six-inch curb is so far SUI
perior to the other that the additional
expense would be no consideration with
builders. We call attention to the curb
at Mr.. Lists building.
Mr.. Clark is now engaged in paving
the gutter around the building.
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Sunk.

The little-steamer, we guess, named
Ida, we think, that has been lying OF
the opposite shore from time almost i'm
memorial, and which has attracted the
wondering attention of all scattering
men, and everybody else, has, we regret
to say, finally sunk. If the water was
deeper she would go out of sight. I'm
der the existing circumstances she can.
,nt
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look TO Your Head.

We observe that Harper & Brother
at the corner of Main and Union streets
are receiving their fall stock of Hats
and Caps-and more varied and choice
selection cannot be found. These gen
tlemen exhibit great enterprise in bring
ing to the city the latest styles out, a,
can be readily seen by the business they
are doing. Drop in and see their new
Pocket-hat-it is q nice thing.
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Con, nitted for Trial.

John w. White, Jr., was brought be-
fore Justice Johnston yesterday morn
ing, when all examination was had as
to his burglariously entering the liquor
store of George w. Franzheim, one
week ago last Monday morning. He had
no witnesses present, and the Justice
committed White to Jail for trial at the
next term of the Circuit Court.
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The Singer Sewing Machine Compnn,

The Singer Sewing Machine Company
Sold 43,053 machines last year, which
is 5000 more than the sales of any other
company. When we consider that this
new machine has been before the pub
lie but little better than year, it shows
that it must possess extraordinary mer-
it to have achieved such great success.
H. Morton, at Isl Main street, is gen.
eral agent, and will take pleasure in ex-
planning the machine to all who may
favor him with call.
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VIRGINIA STREET.

On this street E. j. Stone has erected
two frame dwellings on the west side.
Philip Balls & Brother have built two
frame dwellings on the north side.
William Prince & Brother have two
frame dwellings. Joseph Forsyth has
frame dwelling on the north side.
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Baltimore & Ohio r. r. Go.
SUMMER SCHEDULE.

oTITcE BALTIMORE & OHIO RAILROAD Co,
WHEELING, May 4, 1851
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The Concert Tonight.

The Concert Tonight.
We trust that our music-lsving pub
lie will not forget nor fail to attend the
concert to be given BY Madame Siemin-
ski at Washington Hall tonight. Every
person who has heard Madame SIS Won
derful performances upon the flute is
enthusiastic in her praise, and We have
heard several competent musical critics
declare, within the past few days, that
her skill almost surpasses belief, and
that they never before supposed the
flute capable Of producing such artistic
and delicious music as she compels il
to utter.
Madame Sieminski will be assisted
by several Of our Wheeling musicians
the announcement of whose names alone
should be sufficient to guarantee full
house. Doctor H. j. Wiesel will per
form the piano accomplishments, and
Mrs. Sheib and Mr.. Whipple, both wei
known as accomplished vocalists, have
kindly consented to sing. We hope t.
see q full house. Madame Sieminsk
comes highly recommended as yer!
worthy lady, ana richly deserves th'
Isympathies and favor of our people.
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A Gard
The undersigned call the attention
of the public to the concert to be given
this evening by Madame sieminski, the
eminent flutist. She deserves the pa
tronage of the citizens both on account
of her skillful performance and her pres
emit needy circumstances. Those who
have heard her can bear testimony TO
her superior merits as an artist; those
who know her, to her genuine worth as
n lady. s
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The Great Success

That has attended this College since its estab
lishment, has determined MS to open In short
time an
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Counterfeit sevcn.Thirties-How 10
Detecs Them.

Since the recent discovery of spurious
seven-thirties in Eastern cities, finan-
cial men are more cautious. These
notes, and all others, are easily judged
when seen through spectacles or eye
glasses such as those sold at Oxtoby &
Duffield's jewelry store, lO3 Main street,
west side. Complete assortment of
watches, clocks, jewelry, spectacles,
ETC., always Oh hand. SEE advertise
ment in another column, and call at
"103."
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New Restaurant. ~ ~
Mr.. John Carey has opened the Wash
ington Hall Saloon formerly Downs &
Oliver, the same being reprinted and
refitted in grand style. All that the
market affords may be found there
oysters in every variety, and the choic'
est wines and liquors. Call in.
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FOR SALE. Tkga.. =
FOR SALE.

80 STORY FRAME DWELLING
A TWO sjtnaIe on the east side of Chaplins
4 he Ga,Ts wheeling. containing eight
greet C cod cellar and wash house. with gas
RON, ne ICONS cold and hot water In Kitchen
u al ,nS and bath room.
rsshhoa building lots. situate on Wheeling
Also tEts' 2. and 9, cornering on Ohio and
SrrsdESy ''''>' L. G. HUGHES,
Real Estate Agent
Cbspline, between First and Second
0hce a. novl.
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The Season for warm Cakes

And good cheer generally is now at
hand. To make light and wholesome
Rolls, Biscuits, or Batter Cakes of any
kind you should use Bookings Unriralled
Baking Ponder. Try it and you will use
no other. Sold wholesale and retail by
E. Booking, No. l Odd Fellows Hall,
and by Grocers generally.
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Cheap, For Cash.

III HALF LOT OF GROUND ON
flLnr,b aide Of Quincy street, between
4 the hS Ssr'yenth, upon which is erected q Snug
Slth any, ,ge house, containing fivo rooms and
tsne 60. There is also good dry cellar and
ktebeni' an. buildings. Far terms, &C., see
pscsosaES o"' TH0S, 0'BRIEN,
Zeal Estate Ageut
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William Prince & Brother have two
frame dwellings. Joseph Forsyth has
frame dwelling on the north side.
YORK STREET.
William Rutherford, on this street,
has built a frame residence on the west
side. Asa Burkett has frame dwell
ing. William Lewis has frame dwell
ing, and Thomas Kellar has built a
frame residence.
ZANE STREET.
On this street Henry Morgan has
erected O fine brick residence.
SECOND STREET.
Howard Morton has built o frame
dwelling ON the corner of Second and
Walnut streets. Robert Bond has built
good concrete house, on the north
side. J. B. Sheppard has erected a fine
frame residence on the south side.
The above makes total of thirty-six
dwellings that have been erected on
the Island during the present season
which is doing pretty we'll.
MISCELLANEOUS.
Messrs. Bond & Sweeney are putting
up frame and brick work over their
machinery, ETC., where they will make
brick during the winter. Walter Hun.
ter is also putting up shelter for the
same purpose.
Chapman s. Co., of the Islsnd Foun.
dry, have erected stabling for horses,
near the foundry.
Robert Irwin has erected some fine
STABLES on Elm street.
The amount of painting and repair
ing that has been done on the Island il
immense, and large number of tree
and shrubbery have been ''set cut" II
a year or two the Island will almost b
a "Garden of Eden"-if the Ohio dom
o'erfow her banks, and Of course sh
will not.
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Personal Property

OF MRS. LYDIA S. CRUGAR,
C.as..;a. Of the following;
FAEM. STOCK AND IMPLEMENTS,
Horses. : head of Cattle, 10 Hogs, Wagons,
E,lpirs Machine, Tanning Mill, and other
Iag.amruts OF Husblndry; 400 bushels of Corn
n The ear stacks of Hay, and a quantity of
u; Straw in the barn; also some Blacksmiths'
TUls
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improvements on the Island.
A person who seldom visits the Island
can have no idea of the improvements
that have been going on there the pre-
sent season. The number of houses that
have been erected is truly surprising.
We have, at considerable trouble, OBJ
tanned the names of gentlemen who
have been building the past summer.
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A chimney in the Grant House burned
out yesterday, which frightened some
people-but nobody was hurt; it was
all right.
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DTBLIC AUCTION.

THrRSDAY, NOVEMBER 14TH, 1867,
TTHE LATE RESIDENCE OF LYDIA
4 : CRCGAR, deceased, in Ohio county, W.
:. on the National Road, six miles from
JVb.,,irr will be sold the entire
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Regilding Done at
Partridge's Gallery for short time.
Send in your old or soiled frames ct
once and have them made new.
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FOR SALE.

-sr AND LOT IN RITCHIET0WN,
10. H,,pv street, a good two story frame
% - six rooms. well flushed, stable,
s'1<' 49, Sc. situation desirable, being i'm
sc. ID" en- line of Street railway; -
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German Printing.

The German Job Printing Department
of the REGISTER establishment has just
been supplied with very choice selec-
ton of Scripts, Plain and Fancy Type,
and everything necessary for the exc
cution of printing in the German Ian
guage in a style unsurpassed by any
office in either New York or Cincinnati.
This may be saying good deal, but it is
TRUE.
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Call ut HI. Morton's

p Isl Main street, and see the Wilcox
& Gibbs noiseless Sewing Machine and
the beautiful specimens of work exc,
cuted on them. tt
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Funcrnl To-day.

The funeral of George W. Sights
Esq, will take place this morning al
ten o'clock from the residence of the
deceased. The obsequies will be con-
Quoted by the Masonic Fraternity.
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